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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-08-16
AMERICAN FOOD
SAVINGS LARGE
United States Sent to Allies
141,OO0,o0O Bushels
of Wheat. =
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN.
Allies Got e44,6oo,0oo Pounds More
Meat and Fats in 1918
Than in Year Before.
CREDIT DUE TO WOMEN,

+*++*+**++++++++ 4
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-08-16

Neither cane nor beet sugar is necessary. In the
average American diet allthesugar needed may ordi-
narly be supplied by using honey sirups, fresh pre-
served and dried fruits.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-08-16
Increase. S44 100000 lbs.

Increase. :. 8O,9O0,O0O b
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-08-16
MEAT.

AMERICAN FOOD SHIPMENTS :
TO ALLIES
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
DEN e. LANE,

Candidate for Mayor Lauded at a
Meeting Wednesday Night.
Den E. Lane, 1.-The home owners
FRIEND" and candidate for mayor OF
st. Paul, has opened headquarters
in the Court Block, &c East Fourth
street, and will conduct his campaign
from that point.
There was a meeting held there
Wednesday night and number of
we'll known citizens were present.
Among the speakers were: Linns
O'Malley, Jno Petersen, w. S. King,
w. F. Hepburn, J. e. Mccarthy, Geo.
E. Rogers, A. West, Thos. C. Dag
gett and others.
One of the speakers said:
with Lane as mayor we would
have a business administration by a
man who has made a success of his
own business. That is the kind of
man we need"
A. West, $40 St. Anthony avenue,
told of having known Den E. Lane
and his family from his boyhood and
was glad of the chance to testify to
his many qualities that would fit him
to be an ideal mayor.
Attorney T. c. Daggett said:
Every taxpayer should be for
Lane because in him they have a fel-
low taxpayer, a man of sympathy
and consideration
A big meeting will be held at the
Lane headquarters tonight to which
everyone is invited.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
A. N. GRAIGHEAD

Issues the Following Platform of Ac.
ceptance for Mayor Of St. Paul.
If elected to the Office of mayor my
public activities would be prompted
by the following sentiments:
I believe in Our Country, God bless
her.
l believe in Freedom For All For
ever.
l believe in equal rights for all and
special privileges for none.
l believe in st. Paul.
I believe in its people.
I believe in river transportation
I believe in the rights of labor.
And in just rewards for labor.
| believe in the rights of capital
l believe in doing unto others as
you would that others would do unto
you.
l believe in giving every man
woman and child a chance to enjoy
the reasonable needs and comforts OF
life.
I believe in charity towards all, and
malice towards none.
l believe in a much greater st. Paul
in the near future.
l believe we can make st. Paul the
greatest packing center and largest
livestock market in the world
I believe we can make St. Paul a
large iron and steel manufacturing
and distributing center.
1 believe we can make the Farm
Loan bank, together with our local
banks, important factors in develop
ing the Great Northwest, and thus
greatly stimulate the manufacturing
and jobbing interests of st. Paul.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
ONE sToNE!

TAI Patriotic People are now
buying Thrift Stamps and thus
helping the government to win
the war.
HYou are Patriotic, Of course?
HWhen you buy a Thrift Stamp
you get credit for helping the
government.-That's Bird No. 1.
HWhen you have bought the
Thrift Stamps bring or send
them to THE APPEAL office
and they will be accepted in
payment Of your subscription.
That's Bird No. 2.
dYou will get credit for your
patriotism toward the govern
ment and also credit on your
subscription account.
HWhat is more: In order to
encourage you to be loyal to
YOUR government and also
loyal to YOUR paper, THE AP-
PEAL will give you credit for
ONE DOLLAR for each three
Is cent Thrift Stamps. This
will be a clear gain to you Of
33 1870 on amount paid.
NThis is Bird No. 3.
NThis applies to the payment Of
old or new subscriptions.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02

Mrs. Nora Farmer of Chicago is
here for visit with her brother Rev.
A. H. Leatled and family.
Roots, Herbs, Bones, Lucky Stones,
etc. Particulars 10c. R. Wester, Box
131, Montgomery, Ala-Adv.
Mr.. S. w. Williams, formerly of the
Peoples Barber Shop, is now with w.
J. Utley, 311 Wabasha street.
Mr. T. H. Lyles has been on the sick
list few days this week, but is again
able to attend to his business.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02

Suggested as Candidate for the State
Legislature.
The last issue of the North Central
Progress, Mr.. G. Mueller, editor and
owner, contained the following COM
plimentary notice:
PRED D. McCracken, former private
secretary to ex-Congressman F. G.
Stevens, has been suggested by large
number of people of this district for
a candidate for representative in the
State Legislature. Mr. McCracken is
a. very able man; is we'll versed in
legislative matters; has had the train
ing for many years of one of the best
representatives in Congress that Min
nesota ever had; and he has many
friends who would give him their sup
port"
THE APPEAL echoes those same
sentiments, and so do a host of his
friends in that neck of the woods
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
For Sale

The only colored drug store in
Cairo, Ill. In the heart of the bust
ness district. Excellent prescription
and soda fountain business. Good op-
portunity for man with small capital.
Satisfactory terms. Owner has not
time to look after it. Write only if
you mean business.
Address,
Dr.. w. n. Fields,
238 Twelfth st. Cairo, Ill.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
A NATIONAL DUTY.
There Should Be a Liberty Bond
in Every Home.

The Treasury of the United States
has great deal of money to raise and
it can not be raised by bankers alone,
says Secretary McAdoo. The banks
of this country can not alone sustain
Americas needs in this war and ex-
tend to our allies the essential aid
which they must have to continue the
war.
The rich of this country can not do
it alone; the men of this country can
not do it alone; the women of this
country can not do it alone; but all
of us, the people of the United States,
disregarding partisanship, forgetting
selfish interests, thinking only of the
supremacy of right and determined to
vindicate the majesty of American
ideals and secure the safety of Amer
lea and civilization, can do the great
and splendid work which God has
called upon us to do.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02
NEXT TUESDAY is FIRST REG
ISTRATION DAY, REGISTER OR
you CAN'T VOTE,
ANNOUNCEMENT,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Adams an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Adina Natalie, to Mr.. Jas
per Gibbs, Jr., Of Minneapolis.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-03-02

The Eclat Club met on Thursday
evening with Miss Martha Coins for
a social gathering.
March came in like a lamb yester-
day but it is earnestly hoped it will
not go out like lion
Crumbs of comfort are satisfying
only when there are enough of them
to make square meal.
Mr.. Chas. H. Miller. 428 Edmund
street. entertained the D. Y. w, K, Y.
Club, Tuesday evening"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-20

nalezy rzeczywiste po1ozenie da--
mel rodziny i zezwolic IA kwarta-
Ina, a W wyjatkowych wypad-
kach, miesieczna oplate podatku
narodowego.
Zgodnie z uchwa1a Sejmu, wszy-
stkie pieniadze musza bye odsy-
lane co miesiac miedzy 10
a 15ym do kasy gl6wnej Wydzia-
III Narodowego z do}aczeniem H.
sty ofiarodawc6w.
Do poszczeg6lnych funkcyi ma
ley dopuszczac osoby cafkiem pc
wne re wszech MAR zaufania CO.
dine i chetne poswiecic nieco CA
su ola sprawy Ojczystej. Nalezy
i'm ~przedstawic, re sprawuja u
rad W imieniu dobra Narodu i
praca swoja przyczyniaja sic czyn
NE 90 teSO COBRA.
Jcstem najgfebiej p%rzekonany,
re Szanownym Czlonkom Rady
Nadzorczej powiedzie sic w po--
rozumieniu i PREY wsp6}pracy
Cz}onk6w Rady Zarzadzajacej z
danego Stanu, jakotez urzedni-
kow do tel piracy powo}anych,
sprawami tenn n%alezycie pokie--
rowac i wielki odniesc rezultat.
Wiele przyczyni sic do tego po-
rozumicnie 4 polska prasa W da--
nym stanie, O co W plerWszeJ H.
nil nalezy sic postarac, ably pod
:jeta kampania miala Z tel strony
energiczne, ~sprezyste i pelne "a
pa}u poparcie
Serdecznie Zyczac w tych pra-
each powodzenia pisze sic Z brat
MEM pozdrowieniem
Waszym oddanym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-20

DE W Was najznakomitsza ponce
|przy zorganizowaniu podatku Ma
rodoWego i PREY zebraniu dziesie-
ciomilionowego funduszu. Narado
wego. Sk1adam vice w Vase re-
&c pc mysli za1aczonej odezwy mo
jej dzielo utWorzenia stanowych i
llokalnych komitet6w poboro-
wych, proszac, ably wybrani ma
|poszczeg6lne Stany razem sic &c
szli i PREY udziale wszystkich cz}o
nk6w Rady Zarzadzajacej Z da--
nego Stanu, prezes6w komitet6w
obywatelskich ACKNOWLEDGMENT
grup Zjednoczenia Kap}an0w Pol
Iskich, komisarzy Zwiazkowych.
przewodniczacych osad Zjednocze
mia, Uni katolickiej, Okreg6w So
kolich i innych organizacyi, tu-
idziez przedstawicielstwa zacnych
IPolck, a Z pominieciem wszelkich
wyznaniowych, partyjnych oso-
bistych spcr6w, powo1ali do ma
tychmiastowej piracy sprezyste i
do czynu iodine stanowe i lokalne
komitety poborcze . jest rzecza
niezbedna, abySmy z Gala energia
W jak najkr6tszym czasie najdo--
nioslejsze te zadania nasze pre-
prowadzili.
Prey powolywaniu do komite--
tow i do piracy czynnej, prosi}--
b.ym uwzglednic tych ksiezy i swie
ckich, kt6rzy dotychczasowa o.
fiarnoScia i Gala dzialalnoscia swo
|ja W akcyi narodowej przodowali.
w kazdei. poszczeg6lnej miej--
scowoSci nalezy doprowadzic do
|jednolitej akcyi parafii i organi--
zacyi swieckich.
Kazda ustanowiona komisya pc
borowa ma prowadzic W dw6ch
egzemplarzach dok1dny sta}y
regestr podatku parodowego, a o
sobno W dw6ch egzemplarzach re
gestr wp}at ma fundusz Narodo--
wy, ably W razic p%otrzeby kopja
oddana bye mog1a do przeprowa-
dzenia kontroli.
w regestrach uwidocznic MALE
zy jak najdok}adniej imie i naz-
wisko, lose cz}onk6w we familii
zarabiajacych i utrzymywanych,
wick i zatrudnienie ,chocby W PREY
|blizeniu stan majatkowy. Co pol
|roku bedzie sic do tego dopisy--
wac sunny wplaconego %podatku,
iwzglednie sum wplaconych ma
fundusz narodowy etc.
Jakkolwiek Sejm zaleci1 p01ro-
czna op}ate podatku, uwzglednic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-20
UCZMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
M0WlC Pc POLSKU.
Mowap. Romano ~Dmowskiego
Prezesie, Szanowni Delega

Panic Prezesie, Szanowni Delega
CT!
Gleboko wzruszony j~ester1 tax
serdecznem przyjeciem tax SWEET
nego grona Rodak6w, do kt6rych
swiezo przybylem. Te Wasza SER
decznosc i to gorace przywitanie
ME biore ola siebie, lecz ola cha
la, kt6re reprezentuje, ola Komi-
tetu Narodowego w Paryzu, kt6-
remu staram sic s1uzyc a przez
niego s}uzyc Ojczyznie. Biore to
jake uznanie dlatego Komitetu W
tel ciezkiej chwili dziejowej.
Cd Komitetu Narodowego PREY
woze VAN, Bracia, serdeczne bra
terskie pozdrowienie. Przywoze
VAN podziekowanie g1ebokie. i 60
race "a to poparcie, kt6rescie dali
sprawie polskiej, "a te krew sy-
now WasZych, "a to, re stanelis-
Gle PREY Komitecie Narodowym II
}atwiajac mu kierownictwo.I PREY
woze VAN zapewnienie, re sta
rae sic bedziemy, by sprawie pol
kiej jaknajlepiej sluzyc, by ia
przeprowadzic z wynikiem takim,
azeby przysz1e pokolenia mogfyby
mas b}ogos}awic, re my zadanie ma
sze spefnimy, do ostatniego tchu.
Re swej strony, Bracia Roda--
cy, wyrazam VAN serdeczna
wdziecznosc "a to, re wezwaniem
mnie tutaj przez Wydzia} Naro--
dowy daliscie mi sposobnosc sta
mac pred Wami. Be- pamietajcie,
re kraj nasz dzisiaj zmuszony
jest do milczenia, re ME moze wy
razic tego, co mySli i czuje, ME
moze sic upomniec o nasze prawa.
Pamietajcie o TEN, re i wychodz-
two w Rosyi, tenn gniezdzie boil
s%zewickiem, takze must drzec o
zycie swoje i ME moze g}osu "a
bierac i wy tutaj, wolni obywate-
lc tel wielkiej rzeczypospolitej a
merykanskiej, jedyni bez obawy
mozecie sic licznie zgromadzac,
CLOS sw6j podnosic i swiadomie
praw swych sic dopominac.
Rozumiecie vice, jakiem szcze
sciem jest ola mnie stanac pred
tax licznie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT roda,
kami wszystkich przekonan i g}o
sno pred swiatem ca}ym wo}ac.
czego chcemy i do jakich cel6w
zamierzamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-20

Zjednoczonych. Swojem oswald
czeniem Prevalent zapisal sobie
|niezatarte imie IA kartach nasze.j
history.
Nareszcie przeszkoda znik1a.
Rewolucya W Rosyi usune}a jed
noczesnie jej polityke zaborcza.
Rad tymczasowy uroczyscie W
deklaracyi pod pisanej przez
%wszystkich ministr6w, uznaf ME-
podleg1osc Polski. Wiemy O pew
rych trudnosciach z osiagnieciem
tego uznania przez wszystkie pan
'stwa europejskie po}aczonych i
by1a chwila, re MONA by1o o spra
vie polskiej watpic, Wilma tel re-
wolucyi by1o, re kierowali MIA lu-
die nierozsadni, ME rozumiejacy
praw narod6w, kt6rzy doprowa--
dzli do rozk1adu si} wojennych 70
s,yjskich i znalezliSmy sic W tenn
p~olozeniu, re przeszkoda znik}a,
ale i silly wojenne znik1y i przysz
la chwila, re chociaz rozumielis--
my re Polska must bye wolna, ale
ktO te WolnoSc miaf WyWalczyc,
|:jezeli ma wschodzie, juz zadnej 81
1y ME by}o.
I to by}a chwila ola mas najwie
ksza, w kt6rej Polacy s}abszej,
wiary mogli zwatpic. Mysmy vie
rzyli, lie wolnoSc narod6w swiata
|nie moze bye zdeptana przez je-
den nar6d. Jezeli lyle narod6w
widzi niebezpieczenstwo, to nigdy
|nie NIGGA dopuscic, by Niemcy mo
|g1y zwyciezyc. I przysz}o zbawie-
ME Z "a oceanu, z tego wolnego
|kra:ju, kt6ry VAN da} wolnosc,do
brobyt i moznosc pracowania ola
|Ojczyzny.
Szanowni Rodacy! Niesmiertel-
ny duch naszego wodza Kosciusz
XII kt6ry walczy} "a te wolnosc a
!merykanska zanim stoczy1 ostat-
MIA Wake o wolnosc swej Ojczyz
dzisiaj sic radowac must, wi
dzac, re tax wielkie owoce przy-
|szly ola Swiata i Ojczyzny z tel
w}asnie Uni i re dzisiaj ia Unia
IwolnoSc naszej Polsce przyniesie.
Wielu w piracy mel politycznej
(spotka}em obywateli tel Uni, ma
|jacych wielkie znaczenie i wp}y
Ivy. Me spotka}em wsr6d mich jed
make zadnego, ktoryby ME uzna
wal prawa Polski zjednoczenia i
niepodleg1osci kt6rejby ME by} pc
why. w spo1ecznstwo Stan6w Zje
dnoczonych poczucie wolnosci, uz
mamie prawa wolnosci ola innych
|narod6w i p9czucie sprawiedliwo-
jsci must bye ogromnie wielkie, je
jzeli nakazuje bez zadnych zamia-
row zysku IA tel wojnie przele--
wac swoja krew, azeby wolnosc
SWiatu Zapewnic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-20
Rada zarzadzaiaca Wydzialu
Narodewego do Wychodz-
iva Polskiego " Sta
mach Zjednoczonych.

Zacni Rodacy, Bracia i Siostry!
Postawieni przez Pierwszy
Sejm naszego Wychodztwa jake
Rada Zarzadzajaca Wydzia1u Ma
rodowego ma czele akcyi Narodo-
wei, zwracamy sic do Was W celu
przyspieszenia wykonania tych u
chwa} sejmowych, cd kt6rych ma
lezyte poparcie sprawie ojczystej
zalezy.
Sejm uchwali}:
A. - Wprowadzenie stalego pc
datku narodowego W kwocie $12
rocznie PREY ~dochodzie do $1,000
a 1 procent PREY dochodzie ponad
tie sumo. Nadto postanowif Sejm,
re podatek narodowy ma bye ODE
cnie wplacony "a poi roku z cory.
B.-Utworzenie dziesieciomilio-
nowego narodoWego funduszu, a
to re wzgledu naglacych wyma--
|gan dziajowej chwili. Co do tel.
|drugiej uchwa}y delegaci uroczy
scie W izbie sejmowej przysiegli,
re dzie}a tego dokonaja.
Trzeba nam sic wziasc natych--
Mast do piracy i ME stracic ami
dnia, ami godziny. Teraz albo nj
gdy. Jesli ME dokonamy dzie}a
bedzie to narodowa kleska.
Odnosimy sic przeto do wszyst-
kich szanownych czfonk6w Rady
Zarzadzajacej i Rady Nadzorczej,
'aby W okregach swoich zorganizo
wall natychmiast energiczna i "a
|pobiegliwa akcye W sprawie wpro
wadzenia w zycie podatku naro--
dowego i W sprawie zebrania die
lsieciomilionowego funduszu naro-
dowego. Zaprosiwszy do wsp6}u--
Idzia1u co najzacniejszych Roda--
Ik6w z organizacyi ~naszych, kleru,
k6f niewiescich i komitet6w oby-
~watelskich, maja wsp6lnie Z mimi
Ii we wzajemnem porozumieniu,
a z pominieciem wszelkich kwe--
|styi wyznaniowych, partyjnych i
osobistych, zorganizowac W kaz--
dym stanie i W kazdej osadzie ko
misye poborowe i kontrolujace, O.
raz kierownictwo ia ca}y stan
g16wne, kt6re ma p~ozostawac W
Iscisfem porozumieniu re skarbni--
kiem Wydzia1u Narodowego ja--
ko urzedowym kierownikiem pod
|jetej akcyi.
G1owne kierownictwo stanowe
ma przytem pc mysli jednog}os--
nej uchwa1y sejmowej przyna-
glic wszystkie komitety i osoby
prywatne, przetrzymujace jakie--
kolwick fundusze re skfadek Ia
cele ratunkowe, cry narodowe wo
g6le, ably je do dnia 1go pazdzier
|nika, b. r. najdalej do kasy glow
nej Wydzialu Narodoweo.: ode--
s1a}y.'
Uchwa1a sejmowa W sprawie
funduszu narodowego zaleca1a roz
dzielenie sunny odnosnej ia stany
Il osady. Porozumienie W tel spra
vie wymaga1oby z natury rzeczy
%d}uzszych narad, IA co obecnie
czasu ME ma. Trzeba vice nara
zie przyjac "a podstawe, re po--
g16wne W wysokoSci $25 odpowia
da1oby sumie $40, 10000 W sto--
sunku do liczby doroslych i cara
biajacych tax mezczyzn, jak ko--
Ebiet wsr6d naszego Wychodztwa
Poniewaz atoli So wsr6d mas TAX
re mniej zasobni i ubodzy, trzeba
bedzie ich wsp6f : udzia} zastapic
wieksza ofiarnoscia zasobniej-
szych, jak to zapoczatkowano tax
chwalebnie ma Sejmie paszego
i Wychodztwa W Detroit, Michigan
gdzie W ciagu kilku godzin z}ozo-
no p~rzesz}o $65,000.00.
Komisye poborowe, tax stano--
we jak i lokalne, potrafia niewat
! pliwie stosunki i ~pofozenie nasze-
go tutejszego obywatelstwa pol
skiego %nalezycie uwzglednic i spra
we tax doniosla pomyslnie popro-
wadzic.
Pieniadze maja bye p%rzesy1ane
lo1xrloo1po v1,proct do kacvW V0Z
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25

ChAmberiAin's Cough Remedy the
Most Reliable.
After many years experience In
the use Of It and other cough aedl-
einss. there are many who prefer
chamboriain's to any other. Mrs. A.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25
AFTER WILSON sPEAKs.

G0Esrnneni officials At Hasaiar-
ton AK the people to viihhold t1dg
men, On Gernany's peace more an
III President Wilson ays What As
nay about II. We are glad to ae-
cord Difference to this request bat
cannot help feeling that Eith the
history before "a Of German intrigue
We cant pat faith in any promise
coming from there. Nothing short Of
the destruction Of German lilitar-
ism vil bring then to a 1oint where
they vii deal openly and honestly.
They have no respect for treaty
and their promises are made 70 Be
dicrsgarded. They have forfeited con
iidsnes aad iii bstray aHy cause y
10 their Interest 10 DO 20. Ire proper
Eay 70 deal vita then Is 10 draE
10 a peace Agreement and ten her
rhen and Ehsrs 20 sign Il.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25
SUGAR CROP or cUBA TO BE
DISTRIBUTED ~ the v. Q.
FOOD ADMINISTRATION.

Administrator Psdsn is aeTised b.
WASHINGTON that The sBssr E4aalira-
tion BosTd has siossi . contract With
the Cuban minister for the purchass
Of the Cuban SUGAR crop At q price
basis Of aboB, 1850 per hundred
pounds fob. Cuban poriS This par.
chase is made 90 behalf Of the ADeri-
can. English. Frsseh and Italian gov-
srnmsnis
The crop viii b available IN De
esmbsr. and l,s division between the
allies vii be directed b. tho United
States Food Administration These ar
ranEsmsnts. e. vas the ease last rear.
put an end 10 all speculation 10 sugar
and assure On equitable distribution
between all allies and our own con
sumer.
with the shortage OF labor already
univAsaiiy existent In the United
States owing 10 the demands OF the
var lndnS,riss and With the prospects
Of further inrosds under the new is4s
dram regulations. there q = serious
question 10 he minds Of produeers
q our tsnssiis best and cane sugar
crops a. to their ability to maintain
The normal rate Of production this
nsIt season.
II h most prudent, advises the Food
Administrator. 10 prepare for a re
dueed production OF our domestic beet
and cane crop. From our main sources
Of supply. Cuba particularly and also
Hawaii and Porto Rico. Gomez reports
o. severe labor shortages and Difficult.
ties In obtaining necessary supplies
and fertilizers. While the probability
OF reducing produ lion In these places
Is no, ss great g. IN the continental
United States. some considerable re
ducsion Is certain 10 come. Il would,
therefore. Be unvise 10 depend on the
fsfeie sugar crops 10 make NJ fof
any deiicisncy IN our present supply
q Il better 10 build W stocu 70 pro
vies aghinss nnrihsr crop rodueioa
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25
SCHOOL notice

The t;,sa,ion Of the publis Il r.
specially called 10 the ioIloEing reg
sis,isss q ths School Board Of Say
dsr indspsrdsai District:
An sgss fhs eitifsns Of the dis
TIE, are sniiiisd 70 irss Bshooi priv
isEss for the entire sshoisstie year
sush eiiiBsns Eiii pay tuition only
for children SEAT 10 school under the
scholastic age or over the scholastic
age.
Those Eho transfer from other dis
iris,s into the snJdsf Independent
District vii receive free school nriTi-
issss for the frst term only, and
viii BE required. a. heretofore. 70
pay tuition the last term Of sehooi-
The state Board Of Edueaiion has
ruled that thos. uho more into q
district for sehool privileges only.
and have their homes outside Of the
district are not bona tde eitifens CT
the district. In accordance With that
ruling the Snyder School Bos9i hos
deemed II their duty to explain their
ruling upon that point
Those Eho more into the district
and are not bona fids citizens and
did not transfer into the Snyder dis
irist will Be required to pay tuition
the entire session
Those Who move into the SNYDER
district and are no, bona tide eiii-
rsnS. hui transferred into the dis
triei. will be required to pay tuition
the last term only.
II one Is living in the district al
the tine the census ls taksr sad ren
ders bis children. but later moves out
Of the district. be thereby forfeits his
free school privileges fos the follow
ing year In the Snyder district. and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25
GERMAN INsINCERfTY
FULLY RECOGNIZED

he tone in EhieA the so-ealled
Chancellor Mar proposed arnisiiee
lsit doubt As to German sincerity and
vhen he had to 90 hack 70 the kais-
er for further instruesioa IN answer
to Wilson's questions. re we're bound
TO know the power behind him. Tie
kaiser's Apparent displeasure over
the peace prefer vas a tAin COW
ering laid over a Characteristic trick
and Presiden, wnsha saw through
II, then Max proposed a joint com
mission to discuss the natter and
that failed to work. Looks Ike Ger
many viii have to depose their kins
and put their generals out Of the
way before there is any shot for
them to &c, hearing. Germany vili
have to answer for her long series OF
crime before humanity Is satisfied [
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-25
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Specialists aud while Distinguished
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something thing makes possible for
and enables
more promise charge Tor.
compounded with much precision
entire depended NEuRo
Red
puts your kidneys a normal and healthy condition
Medicines print
plain English that know What
posed
Toilet Preparations sold and nrus
Company