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Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-01
HOSPITAL ITEMS

Mr.. Nathan j. Head was patient at the hospital
for several days.
It has only recently come to the knowledge OF
the doctor and hospital staff what cook the hos
ptal has, but fear is expressed that our digestion
will suffer by Mrs. Elliot's experiments especially
with cake.
Miss Susie St. Martin left the staff of the hospital
September 20 to take up Red Cross work in con-
nection with the United States army. Miss st.
Martin is awaiting orders to said for France
Miss La Traille of Devils Lake has been en-
ploved as an assistant and entered upon her work
October 80, 1918.
William Samuel Mckenzie born in the hos
pital in October. Mrs. McKenzies stay was I'M
eventful and both mother and child are now at
their home.
Mr. Frank Brun, while handling the well drilling
machine at Cross Lake, suffered very bad lacera
ton and confusion of the issues, and compound
fracture of one of the bones of the left hand. He
is doing we'll.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-01
RED LAKE SCHOOL ITEMS.

Mrs Colonahaski, the wife of our farmer, Is now
employed as cook at the Cross Lake School ana
Abraham is patching
We were obliged to close the advance school
room on account of our teacher, Mrs. lsham, being
ouarantined in her home Her little son contracted
the influenza and was seriously sick for few days.
Rose Meley who was confined to the hospital Tor
several weeks with typhoid fever is again able 70
be out and came back to the school the 24th.
Mrs Baker and Miss Anderson, working through
the extension bureau Of the university, were at
Red Lake School October 9th and held rouslng
meeting Several clubs were formed among the
pupils The girls organized in canning clubs While
the boys shose pigs and potatoes
Mrs Louise Beaulieu substituted as matron our
ing the absence of Mrs. Louis.
Children of the Government School carried away
thirteen prizes at our Indian fair.
We are quarantined, not to keep the 'fu H.
but to keep it out as have none IN the school
although it is prevalent all sides OF u.s.
Our sidewalk from the school to the agency IS
now being repaired by Mr. Sitting.
Joe Clark was excused from school duties Tor
the present on account of i'll health We hope ne
will be with us again.
Willie Clark and Roman Stately are now en-
rolled in the Red Lake School, having missed the
opportunity Of attending the school at Plpestone
through their own neglect.
Sister Lioba and Sister Etheburg of st. Benedlcts
Orphan Home, White Earth, visited our school,
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-01
Flandreau, S. D., Oct. 26, 1918.

F1andfeau >. OCC 70,
To Superintendent Of Reservations:
Dear Sirs: In order to keep yourself and parents
of your reservation posted to influenza condi-
lions here, would state that have little
more than forty under treatment, only one
of which, boy from Grow Creek, S. D., is seri-
ously ill. We have had no deaths yet and are
sparing no labor and expense in order to properly
care and protect the pupils under our charge.
If you will kindly convey this information to the
parents, will greatly appreciate your kindness and
assure them that should any of their children be-
come seriously i'll, you will be notified by wire
Respectfully yours,
CHAS. F. PIERCE,
Superintendent.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-01
Erie, Mimi, November 2, 1913.

Erie, Mimi, November 2, 1918.
Mr.. Walter F. Dickens,
Red Lake, MINI.
Dear Sir: Yours of the 29th Of October just
received Please find check for twenty dollars
($20) for relief work to Y. M. c. A. for our boys
at the front. Yours very truly,
H. w. HESLIN.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-01

The health and condition Of the pupils OF the
Red Lake Boarding School and St. Marys Board
ing School has been thoroughly gone over and
with very few instances has been found satsfac-
tory.
Cold weather is approaching, but the hospital
bin is overlooking with coal Our only fear IS the
endurance and ability of the janitor to keep the
building up to the standard temperature.
Mrs Mary Elliott holds the position of assistant
nurse.
"Uncle Alex is now chief engineer at the hos
pital he is filling the position left vacant by the
transfer of George Gravele to the Cross Lake
School as disciplinaran.
Just now an acute infectious disease, Spanish IN
f1uenza has been reported from various sections
of the United States All evidence points to human
contact as being the means of spread, and from
the local symptoms it has been assumed that the
nose and throat have been points of agrees Of the
virus and the points of incubation. The most
dangerous form Of human contact in the presence
of epidemic influenza is, in all probability, that
with coughers and sneezers Coughing and sneez-
ing except behind a handkerchief, is as great
sanitary offense promiscuous splitting, and
should be equally condemned This is under rigid
quarantine and our isolation is great help. Do
as little visiting and moving about as possible
Keep away from Bemidji for as long as the disease
is manifest there we will be compelled to maintain
quarantine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
EVER HAVE n?
II You Have. the Statement
at This Dickson Citizen
VIII lnterest Y0u.

Ever have = ''ios.down' pain ia
tbs baekr
Ia the email RICH, oSes The
hipsY
That's the home al baeAaelae
III it's caused by weak kidDeys
Use DcanH Kidney Pills.
Dickson people testify 10 their
worth. Read q case vi IL.
M. j. Nall. irsight conductor
ssy~. Z so much is,ltlas ever bard
roads pot my kidneys in pretty bad
shape. | suffered q loi iraD back
ache and the kidney secfeEolns wefs
unnatural. | bad tired feeling all
the time too. | saw Doan = Kid
nsy Pills advertised and got boz
at the CIelnore Pharmacy. Doans
fixed ms w in good shape and
gladly recommend them "
Price 90. a, all dealers, Don
simply ask Tor a kidney remedy
set Uoan's Kidney pills--ttis sams
,bss Mr. Nall had Foster Mil.
burn Co. Migra. Buffalo. n. 7
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
q. D. {. Chapter Meeting

Mrs W. NJ MeMurry preside,
,vsr ,as meeting u Old Hickor,
Chapter T. u. C.. which wac bel,
Wednesday afternoon al her HON
~ College Stree, and much import
mt business Was dispored Of 4, thi
lime,
The secretary, Mrs q. A. Stay
len read the minutes of the previou
meeting and also read a number o
communications, one Of lntsres
vas from the committee on Wa
Relief work, Stating The Unite'
HAPPIER have 40 beds in the hospi
al at Nemlly, France. being KEEP
" The chapter At the expense o
81. bed. Another letter q
Importance was from our Preslden
tv,trAl, Miss rGpRsaheim. aur
sss full NJ interest and information
Plans we're briefly discussed 10
hn DISTRICT Conference II MIddi'
tennessee | u, c Chapter which
'1usrurs ~ Dickson sometime II
October, Mestsm.s Clayton Smith
halInlan. Fred bessley and Saral
Nlshst, we're appointed ~ commit
fe Ia chi,t ~ formulate plans 10.
entertainment Of guests.
quite y LEI II tinle wss laken u,
etorjins names %! boys related l.
Confederate Soldier. nos in seryie,
nur c,1untTy. whose ustaes vii
'e placed on the Honor Rull by th,
members NJ oar chap,sr R4cW,
u the war work daH+ through ID.
Sed Gloss and the amour, 4 none
isyssted nv members in l.ihert,
Bonds and War SAVING Sssmp-
TAs business Gas ief, unfinished
I'D cali m.etins viii b. be-,
>a, !ssh in Mdsr to get ihes.
.eSssr1fs properly fli!ed.
At the conclusion al The msesin,
Miss ksstnine raIley gave 4 numhe'
u vocal selections which wsr. great
~ enjoyed.
The yssstnts present wsre Miss
katherine Taliey Of Winoua, Miss
Who ss house guest at the No.
Mary home, and two II our out o.
town memhsrs. Mrs, Ray Hogan
OF Montgomery. Ala. and Mrs., |
B. Wilson, oi Cumberland Furnace
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Tbts is AIT naly nae II Abe hFtt
aud me.i eiisaenl ,asdteanvs ler
coughs, eaids, ereap and ~hoaplns
naash, bas 10 al.u piesssai 10 ,aas.
~h,eh IN inapaEsan. whrn a aaedieins
ma,. he given to Young children.
ChamneI!sins Coasl He medy has
hsen Ia nse toi maay years aud has
met ~l,h much tsso' wherever ils
good qualities have heeeas known.
Many mothers have given Il their
unqualified endorsement Vim.
S,taby. ch,ilicoths. Me-, wrst~s
have raised three childr~a have
always usrd chamherlsin's Cough
Remedy aud hsand Il 10 he the h~st
los coushs cold. ami crop, |, 10
pleasant 10 take, Both adults ani
childseo like II, N, xlir aud |
have always t~h ssse inssa Group
with IL In the house Chamber,
lain's Cough Remedy contsins 40
apiuM az other nasealle. ---ads- \.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
The Challenge OF Today.

The iolloxina canldn | happen
hui NY rs imagine 1t. $3.50
Suppose the distressing element
OF warfare could be eliminated
The elements ths. would remal
would make war All Incompatible
blessing.
Eliminate the pain OF the Wounds
the ,helplrssness Of the mutiiated
the griet OF the bersayed. the phyr
icsl discomfort OF the campalgue'
aud ihe sentimental regrets ca,ise,
by The destruction Of sncien, land
marks Everything slse is cles
gain,
For those ot IA who are not fight
ing there are more lohs than We oai
handle Whichever we have IN OF
makeup ~e can uapltshGe.
Can you add w hgure-' Nu
we'll, be All accountant nee
you, Never kept books dli yo
sayf That dasssG mTtfl we
teach YOU.
Can you draw .tslght lines
make circles vita tompass \
right -he craftsman Ne,
studied trlgnu2metry az pty-ir
Oh. make stab at IL ~ae II Ne
you iesra,
Can you run simple machinery
Inexperienced You have hsn'
and eyes. haven't youf
This Is the s.ti'uds u the va
tune employer Ii Is The onii Oh
he can take II he wants H. Set w6s
done,
Meyer was an ~po>tl ~ craN,ir,
with eppertan,,s !, t., ~ all
Inspiration. All thu ~ arr
that We can DO, all The time "
have needed. The sofTiest sitsmp
we can make at aay kind Of u
10 acceptable, IL il represents hone
effort Every chance Is given
to qualify y, something better thst
VIA, We are doing. There are n
nonensi.,es--~e ARE oil personal,
ties.
/, IL dependency that leads l.
suleide--the depressing nonoteB'
Of 4 human HE Fear ~ snsf
does not po,ni Ia the open sss le
" the lsudsnum bottle. II is b,
misery ot exis,eaoe with prospects
the agoaising ssmsaess u the work
day grind.
The ReAdntl will be out OF
fashion while the var lasts. Vii,
il return when he afhgiGs men
come back to complete tos jobs IN
civil iitef IL used not be. IL mast
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
STATE NORMAL
Authorized By the War De-
partnneat for sladents'
Army Training Corps.
Note the issllosins issiurse

Mote the taliosins issiurss;
A. Reys besws~u III snd III wears
see. wAe have bad 4 sutEcisnt eda'
eationAi preparations. may snsss TIE
Middle Teuaess~s State Sasnaal no
Sept 23rd. Alsaus October ! ssach
students witl be iadaeted into uaili'
,sry service. r~esiuing board an
lodging. tuition. unltmais. and ~
v~s Month from the tsossramsas,
b. The course II ssady ID To
psossi by the War nsl,afsassas i
ar follows,
y. Collegiate coars~, Boys with
High School sdoeasloa may saasi
the Collegiate Course,
b, 0aieess 1T the II \ Army ell
be assigned hy the Maf Department
10 give military instruction, Stu.
dents will be- observed and ladged
- 10 their QGalitieaii5tas iaf uaisefs
trsiu,us camps, ssehnl al experts,
aan commissioned Officers. schools
or duty ia 4 cant onn~ns
u. College Course will include
in addition 10 regular college sub
!~e,s, military Instruction and sps'c-
tai work In such closely related
aeaaenl9 sah.ye,s ~ the ssr De
partmrnt may prtscrlhe.
u. Nocstinnsl Coarse viii pfsr
thorough instruction 10 technical
subjects such ~ mechanics. 'adss'
work, carpentry rlses. metal work
etc, in addition 10 aesds mic coat
-es aud military instruction
far further Inform attain write i'm
mrdiately 10
Il. /. Jones, President,
Marisvesbaro. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT cAloHEl
New Variety C.alisl l.alotahs
is Perfectly Sale and
Delightful

With all u the liver cleansing
and sysssm purifying qualities oi
the cid style Salomsi. bot fobbed Of
iis sieksnins. sripins and dangerous
effects, Calotahs ID destined TO be-
come the most popular Of sll home
remedies. NJ II bias already become
the iasosits u all physicians.
The nsw ayie caionel. called
Caietaes. u pssieessy de!ightful in
eject. One tablet at bedtime. With
a swaliow OF ~atsr--that's all. M
nauseA no gsipins NeIs morning
you awake feeling shns, your liver
active, your systsin purified snd
wi.h a b. arsy appetite los breakfast.
Nat what YOU please, thete u Go
restriction al habit az diet.
G.nuine CaIotahs are never cold
in bu!k. Ask for the orisinsl, ssai
ed packages. price thirty-hve cents,
Your druggist recommends aud
guarantees Calo.abs. -tadyi)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Non X esident Notice.
Wr
JOHN LANkfnRu
W.
kRNisTiNk LANDLORD.

In this esnsr, IL duly appearing
In the Cl~sk and Master from The
bill. which /. sworn To, that ,hs
Defendant kfnisiiur l.snkiord. II 4
nan resident N the State and can.
mol he served with proces, II 10
therefore ORDERED By the Master
tina, said Defendant Eraistins
Landlord appear AT thr Cent'houss.
ID Dickson, Tennessee, on ~ bsiors
the
FOURTH MONDAY 10 OCTOBER
1913.
uext and plead az snswer dsmur 10
the bin filed against her 10 The
sso~s- aans< ~. dsswcss ps.> same
will be taken TOT confessed and The
csasc ~. fs bearing ~ pane.
II ~ further ordered that 'his
ootioe be published In The Dickson
County Hefald lot four consecutive
weeks. ~ required by Law In such
cases.
Witness my hand Al my office. Ia
Charlotte. Tenn tb,. Sept. l0h,
1915.
IL, TAYLOR. &. an.
X. X. CORLkW. Sol,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Mrs. Ida Jane Adcoek daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Greco pa
vidson. wsr born July 27sh 1896
departed this life. sept, ). 1918.
aged ~ years l month aud ! days
She vas ia sriea to- Mr. Sherman
Adeoek, Dee. Is, 1917. making
their homs a, WaserIy. Tenn. no.
,it about two months before she
died When she came 10 lNs moth
rfs, Mrs, br,mes. on Grab creek
where she remained until her death,
We are srieyed 10 give NJ our low
ed one, but she has gone Ia bet
Ter world where there 10 no pain
sickness or death Weep not Tor
hsr. fos shs has gone ifoun a wasld
VI sin to better home 10 live with
nur Lord and Master.
She 10 survived by Husband, mo.
Their. step father and three sisters
AMI hosts ~ friends to mourn their
loss.
precious QUE from us has gone.
A voice se loved 10 s,lied,
A vacant place is IN ID. home.
That never can b. filled
Written by her sister In lsw.
Elizabeth Adcock.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Mr.. .klses CashsslAe Hall how.
s,l, ataa~ al sh~ late as1vs Has.
IA, ,tsel sxsSnsss essmsts q The
h,ssas a isr sasa yatFsiis ha~sll.
ayIv III ysaa and alRA naaathN
she xas s,ae u t,sekssa. Sesptss
al,isa sud mosg highly ,xspesssd
rl.issas aud was Nv es~s iesty pears
4 mtsnher VI the Calistisn Church.
She i. survived by e1v sissss, Mrs..
4. A. loaes. and The tollawlas chill
dsva, Mss@rs. jstrtts, Msf~hAil,
James aud i. 4, Hs@vh Aeaiaaass
ly~ fsius. Naaialr Haa,ea asld WI
k@st,
Tbs i0fwsal services we're eaa.
hassvd Saaaay stsrneaa ~ The
Chr;ssisn Chabsh lf Elder +. 4
White hef ssaaaaas vets laid h
reel In tho Hassan graveyard.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
WHEN VET Rfir
ely Ioha Ro1ismeyef

3y joha Rodsmesef
DH SAY. can you ems 'som tho .sasi IL
~ ,hs cad,
WIS. 40 ptoudIy you aaed tos ~hea al
shesnss PLAY a.
Whea tho ~hole congregation, in voice,
that hle"d.
sesske up che ssAs.d ,.sssfAs,, ssh tosisis
and siay ~
low they brsio~ and shout ~hes they n
h's, starting out.
sus ',t~ lA~a. saa!, lashs hnds them
Hoandenng about
| II. The Star Spansled bsnaer" ,hry ~
tytng to sns.
bot ihey d=a'. kno~ the ~atds 81 the
ptee,aas old thing
tiara The ''tw,hshis last slsAnias IVA.
Some Ut them ssppp~ti,
setsnsly
70 'the rampant, We watched. where
some other. aie dropped.
Md the Ie.. Of the leaders i. NANTES,
Aeeny
Then "ths rocket. red glare gives the
b'sve.s .ssrr.
AID thes.. lew let, TO Ease the bombs
bursting ~ the ali
i,s thu hne 81 hs,ees that manage to
sase
The last ei the srf.e and the home vi
the brave
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Having suggested the Insolvency
Oh the Estate u Mn. Adds Hunt.
Decd. tn til. County Cont eiest u
Dickson County Trnness~e. and hs
|hsvtEES :, sa#assaesea Hrs. Ia laaAa
publication Tor claims to b. liled.
This IL therefore to notify al
creditors having claims sg.iust the
Estals ~ ssid Mrs Aidis Haoi.
Decd, Ia coms forward and file
them with said clerk. properly
authenticated 90 ~ before March
=. 1919. or they sill be barred from
collecting the ssms both In isw snd
equity.
This Ne, tsmber =, 1918.
N. H. vEKEBkE. Adm.
al Mr.. Add. Hunt. kst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
Your Vile Csa iI.s II,

II you are away IRON hons att
one OF your hor~ss takes the caiis
your wlis can treat him il she hs'
Paris' Colic Remedy 10 the bosse
II i. easy Il, use Just drop il 90
the horse's ts.ngue and Ia thirty
minut.s he 10 relieved. t'st II to
day Zoo nsy Dsei II tomvscs
Ge, i, q, The Anderson Hsrdsa,
Co. Dickson. Tenn; T. D. Creu 4
Soma. D,ek.on. Route ]. ] X. Nc
Clelland. 4 -nnesx~s City Gray d
STARK. Cumberland Furnace, Zen
sing i Sosk@s. i1oIi; Brown 4
H.nsy. White Biua; Neal Marcy.
L,Ie-. ". D. Bs.lsvy a Sau, Burns.
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Abner took Lcliah to u trainlns
camp and sha sat inr hall an hour
starine nj one oi the armosed Tank
Amt yer comm along IsnahY
he asked.
Not yet. she answered, In
goin 10 ace how they make thai
burned thing hy. II | sit here all
the wear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

The COPE Ia dear ole Lunnor
went on strike 10 get recognition
ios their organization. And foct
Ia dear old France struck aud go
the same thing Tor his, aud tn.
Brighter ain, satisfied yet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

nut BE.
Here ia chance iot SOME super.
sta'eman. Whose gigantic IN
teIlect 10 10 frame the economic
formula? He will be greater
emancipation than Lincoiu himself.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Old Bill 9hakerpere. who eIass''
fed ID. seven sge u man. would
have enjoyed himself Oh sapl IL
He'd have iound most vi them al
the registration stations -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Buying . ruund.uip ticket IL az
economy. II ysa know YOU re- sasb
ing back; you pay rss tof the f,dt
home. Unless you're the Kaiser
lie paid extra both ways f
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

All rules ATE broken ia modern
warfare. We Learned lately that
Hals 90, him oa the flank W.
used 10 get bacon there 10 the good
old days
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

DunkiFk has just passed through
its 2OUlh air RAID It's ua u-e nrtca'
ias churches Il you cant wreck
kfmiss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Rip Van Winals woald have had
to s.esp a few more years lheet
days il hs'd waited to slde-tsp
registration.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Armies are always capturing the
key 10 thls place aud that They'i
have hsd some iun with baldpstt
and ils seven ksy..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

With all the prisoners re have 10
exchange. place. like Switzerland
viii feel like q metropolitan Sleaf'
log house.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Nor. truth than poetry" just
4 small per cent, Of the people know
the words OF the Star Spangleo
banner ~~ everyone should learn
them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

h&Nk4rAfA <S4E4hs&AATs ~ NV xS41 v -
The gus~i Il Mss Niarls MelAsagh.
Ah ~
NJ d. barvwtt the mslla hayes
wsll h. ii r,ess,., Ss,arass h. esss
tas a,uiss he,.a 4 los ,sasll ola.
EssAsIssa are spxs,asns ! srw asss
A~,r the s,.ess "a hes ,aarrnss. Mn.
ANA Mts Nd fsoasLs,oD and ushss
rvaxtsyea
FUR SAhshsA fssasn haosF'
tsa passasss. oas acre THfsisa' large
al llseksn, will ssil M i hsrsaia
90 a. L. Halure DicAsua X 4,
le* " = r~aasi 'sos ta'e~ y
! sold'ss tasa "a pseasaa vas ~ws'
, The entertainments are esa@ eas~s, ,
each ulshs
i-aeas May iiosstsAa mas ss'Osus''
TO easnp na' iF'ai, a'aAn'a' ~ amer
@peadins isw days 90 fshtf WV
kaTss w h~ basshtss NV, sho s'a'
b'sA haarsaa'
f0sr~tao u.;n .,,.s, m in s,.u.
III the stss~s in Dsskson, Nsdnes'
das afternoon $50 IN earrney~~'~o
so bills AID ane $40 bill Finder
viii please return 10 II. A. WRIGHT
al d'elhetmsn's store and receive
liberal st~srd.
,.,.. ..,....,. ..,......,....
- $50 $50 :. -,
I'M. s"." "a sus - a'e ~ 49, 80
n ." ~. - Ns.,,,. N.
Davidson saosids. III lso~an. Charlie
McMuuy aud Wal,st Young,
sesss o. h'et'hss ~saa ~
the AL ., .aafeh 'as' 'oaaat,
service ~ hen csc" mgr" ~ asie
ana .hs pastor rev mar, ~ os'ns
assas'ea ny 'hr o'hef MINISTERS !"
the towh' ne SERVICES WIZ con.
'inar ,hfoag'"W he "ee& ND"
longer u thr 'n'e'r"' VIII las'D
Miw Alsaa Msski1y aud friend
M.ss GLADYS Themes 81 'Aeksee'
Miss' spent Tue ~ess'eha WIN '"F
i,ts,ssf y parents. ny sea Mts
MA',ss "esaes ~ oe''soafs MISSES
"ess'.y sa. 'nfmss pave enlisted
10 the u ~ NAVY Reserve s~es !"
seomen' ana pave ose" ea''ea M"
service ana 'eh aa "ssa'ns'eo' ~
L" Tuesday n'xh''
Our state lair viii be held from
Sep, 10th to III. 2is,. duins whirh
time The Hippodrome Motor Co,
wiII have a booth Mt the fair ground.
showing The Fnrdsen and oil Farm
ing indictments which are used In
connection with the Fosdsan. Their,
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