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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-02-22
Sayner Items.

Mr.. Fred Meloy returned Monday
from Madison where he attended the
road school.
We did not have trains Friday on
account of snow storms during the
latter part of the week.
Joseph Kick went to Minocqua Fri
day.
Miss Florence Cook gave a Valen-
tine party Friday afternoon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-02-22
First pub. Feb. 8, last Mar. 1916 weaks)

First pub. Feb. 3, last Mar. l5--6 WeaKs]
Summons.
In Circuit Court, Villas County, Wisconsin.
Frissell-DeGarmo Investment Co.,
a corporation,
Plaintiff,
John AxelInaker,
Defendant
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN to the said
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive Of the day of service, and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
SAID; and in case of your failure SO to do
judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint, of
which copy is herewith served upon you.
GEO. E. O'CONNOR.
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. 0. Address; Eagle River, Villas County,
Wisconsin
NIB The Original Summons and Com
plant in the above entitled action are now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Villas County, Wisconsin.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
TO ADMINISTER
 OATHS LOCALLY

Authority ha Hs,n extended a ths laca f,piy-.afar.se at The enH service commission to 4tmlnIa.,0 oaths 10 applicants for thr cia- lhed -eraer THls dtspsu. arau E made tul=thr purpose af na fs#t.u=e heinz incurred bs flaae apphna Pine am s3ssssat4aH ga =allnv=
 Washington. tf l.. Arrti 4ss 44ss Isls NJ Roscoe F WasHh8tg. Local Secretary Of CIsu Service Exam Iner-. Fairbanks Alaska SIT
 You are hrrebs authorized Q ad. minister paths Ha allnesse a maf ters pending befof, the cIsg service commission. including aath- la af plieants fof examinations and ia-l u0ns in The yaffous hrauche- of fhs classified service
 Bg direction os the commI- tan
 Yer respectfully
 JOHN < A1IHES<Y
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
TOBACCO CHEAP
 IN FAIRBANKS

Wlth HsHs- I.Hte- .aa Outside Ia H aa. 1T a# and the tobacco upHs n #se eammaud~eraa ay Hr a#nm-H ay moke In Farbaus deal heurr ae .4aa
 moker in the States
 R.eeas quotations Ho4 price af tobaeaa has aa.aaaaa .Ea#s
 per erat Some baana trett.e which formerly .aa.za. =makt= EHs 4saE#-. Hs=. been Haau.rd la md a
 Ii price made TH holds a8t lue= of -5bare la Fsgs#Ha .Hr =m8k,r na. m5r. today tar a aeas 8.d hte t.aa- ago and .sas .'sHces. lrss TakHs at T s- d Hl,.les. ID asr u A.ee
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
MARTHA GLOW
 IS PURCHASED


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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
SAILING DATE
 NOT DEFINITE

Contrary to persistent rumof that capacity reservations have been made on the first boats leaving for the Outside. the statement is malie that no reservations have been made and w1ll not be made until the sail ing dates have been fixed 10 eer- tainty
 The date of l=avins of the hrst boat will not be announced for Ser eral days. as the river |. not in condition to be travelled on yet The Ice has not gone out al many places and extreme high water ls said to exist in many places along he Yu- kon. making landings impossible Those who feel inclined to stampede to the ticket office Of the transporta. ton company may judge themselves accordingly
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
WISER LAWS TO PERMIT GROWTH
 OF NORTHLAND

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 aa=H H H aa aas asaa#aa T#a aH #-r-.f fe. a##aa ag5r aaa ae as=aF. The r=ms# aa- 4##aa tHe s##ssh. e#e.+ made H=. s-=# #a # a... production .as .... #Ha.za n. rz- #Haa sa. # s#s -s f44s fH==
 }f. HeF-
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 .. #a .. #a. ..aaa saaf Ha. b. a.a and as aaa- aa
 Cory sa he manufactured H. .. b.
 aa #as @ z#.-- salmon a#.aahs #..a a. a zaa.#aa aaa-. m. 10 -ar aza aI-aa8 ma aaaa.- aH..a. Alaska -a# eHa h #as.a# and AHafaaz #as. t aa.sassar .#a #aHaa H.## s##.as fH.s a. HaHa.a# Esz- aE I5aE aamHH
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 udHz s ##s#a. ##.##=# Aa adoption #=#e dad A= .haf would prevent monopoly and exploitation taa would aa asr.a Hfe aa'F aHa fH==#Er #sz#a #H# fHa. &aaIl stimulate #as=faama# #at --tstemsHs
 Nlfh #ar e4a5u #maut If aaH policy Ha Wa4IereH zHe aea qeBt aad development of zHe raF sfs aHsf t-s Nar saea D mHaa aE tHs world manhood aau aazs Ueeu eafea1rd From military Hra
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
AERIAL PASSENGER AND MAIL
 ROUTE PLANNED FOR oAHsot

DAWSON Aui
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 byua p.a.sef,4 for The aaHt. 6r tween Dawson and skaeaas Ala#s- he nearest seaport
 It vas through skasgaz and Ha oyer sar jaeEsd gssa and eafaaa. Fa-s.a and down aa. asn--aa NAiteAer-e r4pds and Nls Canyon Of The Yukon n.es ,u nseson tlai the fgHe,r- came -assna 2aae- ago
 Nu de4l- oi tAs proposed aI.pasnr service have been -ert-itri
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
TWO APPLY FOR
 CITIZENSHIP

 
         
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
MACHINERY FOR
 DREDGE COMING

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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
STACKER CASE
 IS UP TODAY


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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
.iHNy MOORE TO TAte
 NENAhA GIBBON NAH

<-aaa f-az-a laars
 tE, had us.H a up H9nta which l.ae- H. ..a had a.-H a.asea-t. 4a ao
 f#a probable e## r.e. u t.aH. <. a.a rHhH saa#a s.s complete, 8Ha
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
IN THE LAND OF WAR
In Four Series--No 2

sa-=Hrs that tala Der tH-r- ~a= #a-s of tAa stasg
 Taa #.ta ella aas etH tasataa ra she ~as p5a=~a tHzt somebody saaasd aaea detected baH romance
 aa Hs aae Hma sfferazHt-. -av =z#a 4#esif Then. al-es eHsa paaaa
 We had Hwo saa. Tbes have helped ma ka5v shat asaauz fae German is tao
 Ne sa sar~ z4a ss4t ua pretty eaaaHaar ata AH aeesazaas praaF.. .us ua Fag msaa teHaz 4s Ha aH#4sHs
 faaf @sas H n. asesss vHra ta- aat aa-a in isff aaH af .sua Hrs vsrr What frrr.. man a.d aat
 longer esHa ba required aa ua..ae .. aa tH#z aaa Tho UHe Hag aakaH slowly #am ##. a .na-rs- as a Hszb--ua# ag 3aa rg#4s aH# aaa#r #a==fs. .aH and -sta
 7as a faam aa a#H8 @H#z raa asrmaHs #ere aaal driven Hark aam a. Name H4t as .ss4 #aae .uaaza n snas a, asaa. 1 aa.aacaa Tho ssarr .s uFans aauaaaa at E.sl4a lie 4naaeaa t.. maa.a and aH #- Has aa@ a.e4 aaa .b.. .ei Ha Haa au s.m had ras.zea u. aa had h..u Ha.E aa Nr %. t- sHa sma
 g a. #- sg#s#s 4e.aH a.taaa Ha bad taa
 And yourself 4aEa=ssf
 aaaaae aHaaae==
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 # haHa an# a,s We sGe aa ueh aa we a raar a many W sork | H- #rta# aHeH required Ha Haa# 4Hea - go aas ta a= ua ra. va#a4
 esaa# aea safsslaa ar Eaasu Naca gua ptH --e b~ftzr soa -ae Ha The. a-- Hs.wnf brat tHe uF#8s1
 Wr turned ta =e aeas. b.ans glad ta aat. tas 5u#aaas af paying ur aaH aasaa#az diversion HHs The chauffeur Wa ao, 10 be dtsas
 And ike a laa aoua Fau a4# b. aefs ta kaov aAa .as4a.r has been zFfeatet she suggested
 Ya- u= will confidently replied Inc lady Bus vaat vH. France ae then There a# be HaHa h# Ha old women and .a sht#.a ea aalss up a aea France But = aIl d. II, All mg lie. we french have known vhaz # ss . Hzs under tbe roau Of tAe sfsat E the sAasal . als hatred Haf nov The world #H8a a.m kna~H that he would crush f N As were able fo crush IT IhH- and H. stlI Hat succeed France ased ,he we.Id ana fas world NH save France
 Ne ReHt# out =H4 -l.saa aaHheI back into our car That lazt zan. fence gaae in oa= ear-
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 w. ha1 heard what HFr n the shadow af sh. Inn aafa.d. k possb ble taa America oH do tezz fbaa ft- share ta tsrlf from the mrn6e- that Pas made France. these na yesr# land os dread and ansnd.as ApHgeheue
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30

faHea ee- Land oWe- TU5haas Aa--a 8aE Ials serial <a
 H. &4 AaA
 AtfTIsH Is HEREHY GIVEN That B H#s--aa#a aE aa Aef q GausEr-s. approved Ma fua. 1872 Harry FaaF#aa F1stoa5rr add eze .l.a.s Alaska has made ap..tra ..aa fsa aa'.ut at placer mining .alaa aH l..ae Greek .H FAr. haHz Precinct Territory of AlasGa. and te a.a ts The aae.aI plat and hf Ha feH4 Hst-- aH nle IF ,he office af thr Register If the H#tsd Stafe# iaHd 1Hr. of Fairbanks Land Distinct KTsEa as follows. toVt NO ABOVE DISCOVERY l. L.
 FIRST TIER
 E.gnu#1G so from vHrH F N M NJ 364. bears
 lfs7 IT. thence S 4 fHf f ta Cor No 2 thence $ g fa- r 1Tff ' 10 Cor <4 thence > q V 64s5 f #8 @ a thence 3I I8 " flsf n fH Cor No thence s
 Ets ta aaH Sa !. the place at heElUulHs Variation ef ail eaHHr lt
 AREA ess- acres
 This claim Iz bounded on The North bs ursHfsvyed claims On the East tF Sur No 5b5 On the sHfH ts sur Sa 567 On The West hs un.g-seyrA claims
 Date af posting this $afIct an clam $a Above Discovery. |. r.. January 1918
 r. CLARK.
 E4 Umci0 Register Date of arsf publication May '. 1918
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
EXTRA!
All about the Big Auction Sale MONDAY, JJ NE ,
 Beginning at l:30 r. M.

HHUH-HHI BOX CasH to oHaH~f H9aae Opposite 1s=.9@ as-.. .sa.,. -arec a..... -ran= aaa#. .#aa. a aa.a .fs# tte.-e #a.. #..a Hage tr.H are aa.. s., block .aa# C4-.naa -1aei Aen #.. ground. .le-aa...s.#. ..Ie..o.. Lot.
 Ha# \e#f Bloc. = \- 2 Cor a-a ase# .al= Bar ae.te -a 2a<t.Ha M @a~ 5astl If. Nh ~.
 >a. -0t+ 5+<t IL. aao rooms arcct ura~H,# a1la s0o.-r.gI ea.+ IL. \o.7H2
 N car 5t. Nse and Barnett >s. Iae T. hIoch 70 50zA .s No 5o4
 Lo. No 2 Block 70 4z<>2 il on 5tH ~l.. 45zz5 Y oa ott ~
 IIgou arc .aoau. .ar # ba-ae-e location ehcr don't TalI I0 hc at t'He -atc ]. f- a good uvc mrHt for everyone koueuugr Monday. inae }, beginning at l.50o'c.oeh
 < \ Cor Iii tfc aaH Barnet. < Block a5. t.7t \o l. 52zfS IT, No. .452. &1>52 it.. Nu 43+. 51<7l IT, No +36 and No +5S
 Block 6s Eo. |. 51>aH f.. room house ai1c> furnished
 x Cor str hee and Barnett st Lot 1. Block os foar room house nicely furnished
 EXTRA FURNITURE
 Ore Gem Laurel. Q hale range. one dresser. f:eHch plate #rrar 2a<2t in. double iron hed-fead 'pat gHt springs one natures eHe down 4ait and laop lots also three eatAef pillow, nne coIored bed spread and faa aa9cu blankets
 Lot B. Block za. 42<s2 l. Two room cabin furnish ci 51>15 l. oH 6th s.
 ENcrsboj, welcome o book cabas and furniture any 1ay before the <ac
 Inquire ABE NOSkONITCH. 2++ Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
lfi5IAlMfNlS
 DUE MAY 2STH

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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
sAxoNY PREDICTS A
 TERPtLLAR YEAR.

AMSTERDAM. Apfsl 5h tiH Ma4iI-
 There are indications. safa a 5ak ony paper. that lsl, wH be k. its predeeessor. a caterpillar year Strict injuneuons haFr been given #a orchard owners 10 search Tor aat destroy caterpillar nest-
 In all the Berlin park. =perfal caterpillar squads are already busy
 The only way for woman 10 raise d man to hef own level seem ta ha 10 stoop over and euddle al. sAnlt} with ane hand while she paln'= ta Inc stars with the other
 mme. Renlo can read the hands Of young and ola--past. present and future From ? to 10 H is2 +th Ave
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
DEPUTY MARSHAL ARRIVES
 8IT- sLACkER FROM %EkAhY

MaEaHaH launch H.a... E
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30

-
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 faae t#. ~ aa and s.#sa#14H HH.srs.a s.aa.tra. sa
 
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 z. rzaHle aaH ra# ea=HH Ha..e.-f a. = aab., zsaass aa. rHm .as Hs
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 ramsaHs- af ,hs IaaHaes ~ w ram- e#Ha-be= ##a aAe 4a aa aa ladies Hag n. Ii aea poke EnegH and helped .aHeaa aar raHazz faIk.az haa ssH cH.etfz abaaz ne VAL sae #.aazaa me as sn American sAe French aIIaH er that potnH and saa particularly wanted .5 kaa4 sa American preparations ta aslR m ra~ ~za
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 So as a,le able ta sst sar e.oFs s- had Haa# =aaaal aalragrn p#aaags ~h,a sH~ H .4-.aa I,sa.aaaa a5aa, Tbe Hun Bad -aegt as-a# n. 3.a#H,. seeH ~ '.afe as a1al
 wonder .aat people st boon arg. a.#fAr cruelty ae et
 Belgium and France aaf=ae ax amaa Taa aaa have eao@u
 German a1 #e aay h 1... a.was aa- a..u Ia.s came uto aHF .t.s f5an af m nfaaaa ff-t some .as. .a-ts sou 4a4la gsa tasm -eaHt= rhe .las- aa defended ts a she aau had eaHs 44as g9.n Inc saaE -osH thy re se44- aao ,as luaa. nan aona and ,a-t g.-r aaar.ue tas aafas Ia 4pnu H=. and sf.sa a.sas saae a aaraf losae aa a.r.. aEus fFa4r- .ot
 8 boHd.a- #aHsoI VAS acquired Hse Il, s-#.
 The t.tl. were sent eH to stay aHs- Ba mol all of them .saeaea tae Aames .naf were .a a.saue thgm some came sers late. saH .aHe= # eepeHeaee. aoe horrible for me .a ep,at stories af The aaa1 hare btsam, lam Har again because 9t rhrF= rep-ft #au .a sHr lse=eHs
 ~as srus away faam the -cAoui Ta me home at oms friend the town The piae, ess uH of sol at,r=. zud vas greatly etfftshsed young FrsaeHman undertook sa assart me. and waz arrested bs a German patr1i at aenef# reached ss .aa-. and .h.r, ! remained uH peace was made and tHv tosh esaeuated f wa- shr -amy -tort of oppression that you know nom ah. occupied province in the pres. eat war only. ". were better fed. because The war waz so hort fhat The supplies did not become e8 hausted The Germans took the best we had. but thcy ieft us enough
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30

ElI,t st.r.. E.at E.f. Easa.ats. Alaska. Eas 9Th. Estt ~-.a. Sa -a#
 NOTICE #EHH#a alAH$ G-@s a aaHH. a#EEae aHs.a=a= tss =9#a = aazs Haa# =aH Hasa
 r.,arF. t.a=FH aa ua=r alsH=z- t.au t. .at.at t.H .t#.f .a f..f r length as aE-lE E l.H l .a1tl lt g5a.es a.aa .at.aH ....s .ft+.a. ## FesHaHa FHHa H a A ta and a bed r.. aHeaI alat aaa ts #, r## H. aH a5. 4u tae aHee If @ E..a- HH. I.a.te# States taH# #H#e F## AauAH Land T's#. E.a Ear
 No. BELOW DISCOVERY
 E-s#HH#rE =t Coz >H fsu wlfh Cor Mn as Am.#aHl zaH Sa +e# #eaa- f. fs taa from saaa H H So atf hear- F q A sHss 2 ft. thsnrs & sB astz sa Cor NH tH-nrH aH H zs-e F u ea. &a aHsnes $ 5 H# H z sa | tha Hae If a11- a1zlE af all corners ii @
 AREA lf- acres
 This claim taand~4 ea fae Sorth hs And Sur Sa s14 N1 ' Below u.-eaFery Placer on tas South and Eat bf arseE.1 eiaiH= and an taa H-t bs unclaimed Land uat- uf posting fal Saic. au claim so Below Discovery JaHl aFy 2. 1911.
 j E CLARK.
 E,1 9ncio Register
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30

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The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30
~ Llmeln E rLt.

 Date af Hr=t publication Ma T. isis Datv af lA4r publication JuiY l3 1918
The daily Alaska citizen., 1918-04-30

V TT--IT-@| " H-71-F-T Date of arsf publication May 1918 Date af last publication July is 1918
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
T. j. + + + + + <. ]. i. $. I. 8' l. + 4 + 'ss' ;. ARkINDA NEWS s
 + i {. % 4 j. s:s s ss, j. .s' ss .ss :' i: < .s'

Allene, Nov. 7.-(Special.) )-Miss Ila Stcddard left for Kansas City We'd nesd9y.
 Dave Hudson and Phiney Townsend of Foreman were here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown were in Ash down Wednesday.
 Walter Gray of Foreman was here Thursday night.
 Roy Johnson left Saturday for school at Conway.
 Misses Bertha Johnson and Jamie Scarborough left Sunday for school at Magnolia.
 B. c. Smith O. Shreveport visited home folks Friday and Saturday.
 George Tice of Hatton is here this week.
 Ben Taylor was in Ashdown Satur- day
 The flu is giving away here now. Everybody improving.
 Mrs. Earnest Norwood died last Wednesday of pneumonia following in- fluenza.
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
x sday, who aIt Is win the hone of
 bes for his allies or even disunit;np ' Mrs. Read +ho rorns .tb.t tho q.
 | who is her ..-.. .............. ,......,-.-.
LIGHTEsT VOTE ON RECORD
Only 13,977 Accounted For Thirty
 Hours After the Election.

Little, Rock, Nov. Thirty hours after the polls had closed in the gener- Isl election of Tuesday, only l3,977 votes lad been accounted for, and in dic1tions are that this election may establish light" record for Arkansas
 considering the possible vote in the state.
 Final additions made at midnight show thaf Governor Trough has rec eiveG 13,205 and Clay Fulks, Socialist ruminee, 772, out ot scattering returiis throughout the state. Of he proposed amendments the vote so far is: Amendment No. 13-For 5,368, gainst 3, 306. Amendment Mo- 14--For 4,455, against 4, SIP. Amendment No. 15-For 4,319, against 4,2S3. Taking the total reported vote for governor, 13,977, the highest vote cast for any office in the election,
 as the basis upon which to figure re- suits for the amendments, none of the three has carried, although there is good plurality for No. 13 and a smaller plurality for No. 15. To carry proposed amendment to the constitution a majority of the highest lin it's favor
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
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x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x A;; Nanted-Stave bolt makers, timber
 near Red Bluff.-Llllard Johnston If
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
W.S.S.-
FAKE REPORTS
Were Received in AshdOwn, but Taken
 With Caution Until Denied.

The fake reports which set the na- tion wild Thursday stating that the armistice had been signeI was receiv- ed in Ashdown, but was taken very cautiously by the people here The message, which was relayed over all wires by the Western Union, bore all the earmarks Of reliability. At 3 b 'clcck the News received a message -t2ting that the rumor was not veri-
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
-'S.SM-
FOR SALE AT X BARGAIN

FOR SALE AT X BARGAIN Store and office fixtures consisting oI:
 l iron safe, book cases, lot office flies, .-e. letter cabinet. office tables, 1 lot office chairs, {. ] fire extinguisher, 1 cash register, 5 counters, , showcases, 1 glass clothing and cloak case, lot clothing hangers, , thread cabinets, Broom stand. umbrella stand, whip rack, } clothing racks, lot paper cutters. l0t grocer scoops, 1 counter scale, platform scale, 1 double coal oil tank, lot coal oil lamps, lot notion boxes. Burroughs adding machine. Will sell all or any part at less than 5ec on dollar of it's value. Cali at my store.
 X. GOLDSMITH, If
The Little River news., 1918-11-09

FURNISHED ROOMS Nicely furnish
 ed apartment for light housekeep- ing. Bed room, living room, dining room bath and kitchen Will raot on easy terms to man and wie.-Mrs. F. Care of Little River News.
The Little River news., 1918-11-09

the most healthful food seemed to get
 them out of fix. Price $1.25 per Bot Drug Store, Special Agents.
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
-W.S.S

FOR SALE-Two Jersey COWS, $75.O0
 each-J. c. Slusser, Wilton, Ark 2t
The Little River news., 1918-11-09
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We want some good Samples of Pro- duce grown in Little River County, and will pay as follows:
 Best 10 ears of white corn, early va
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Have your blows repaired in time, get. We do it.-PaLl Kersten &s Son
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WANTED-Sawmill hands, $3 per day.
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.ge Orgine That Bees Not Affect the NeaG 1:cause of its tonic and laxative effect. I.AXA- TIVE PROMO OUININE is better than ordinary cicif,ne and does not cause nervousness nc ringing in head. Remember the full name ar - look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 3oI
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Will sell sweet potatoes at $1.53 in 10 bushel lots while digging-J. T. C rounds
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Chevrolet automobile in good condition Will take corn, hay or land in exchange- Apply at this office.
 Quarter section of good Red River bottom land for sale.-J. B. Humphrey, Ogden, Arkansas 24t
 -W S.S. FOR SALE-Piano $200 Also two rent or residence houses in Ash down. Phone or write Mrs. U. Nose ley, Wilton. Ark. At
 -W SS.- FOR SALE-10 Thoroughbred Ply mouth Rock Roosters-R. s. Grimes, Ashdown, Ark. 2t
 -W FOR SALE-Two Jersey COWS. $75.00 each-J C. Slusser, Wilton, Ark. 2t
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We are fully prepared to do first class auto repairing and overhauling at reasonable prices. Accessories sold at reasonable prices. Call and see US. Paul kersten and Sons. St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-06
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HOW DO you LlKEIr, HUMP

Got Strafe America, Is the yelp of the brag-
gart Hun. Well the Hun can't do it, he calls his
barbarian Colt The Hun is always imporing. with his
mouth full OF basphemy, his Colt to strafe somebody
The hospital bombers and baby killers fear the [. 5
soldier. The bloated lords ridcued early in the
war the idea that American troops could do anything
with their
The only time the Yank faced the Hun unit was
last Canigny Prussian junkers their
belly full They licked a FRAGILE The british
junkers didn't like It very we'll they ordered their
slaves TO retake Cantigny. Nothing doing They tried
three times times and finally the Hun it
up. The Yanks in Cantigny today.
Brigaded with other allied troops the Yanks hum
bled Toul Luneville, the Aisne in the
sides the great Cantigny and Marine victories.
The biggest wallop the L. s boys took the baby
drowners the Marine, where they have been try
ing 10 get across bill could his
giving with his carefully protected for
when they got across what happened? They into
wall of cold steel and Yankee machine guns and the
consequent slaughter Of Huns Joy contemplate
Great numbers of them will never kill babies
rape any
The Hun doesn't like bayonet. him
squea and brings all swinish loves
send bombs Red Cross hospitals from thousands Of
feet the air. He loves bomb ships carrying
and children from safe distance but when il
facing Yankee doughboy, he doesn't fancy it.
And when the millions of good old L. s A. boys get
they going show the kaiser and his beasty
numbering hordes what really is There won't be
any Germany when the Yankees get the Job done.