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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The intrepid spirit of Scotty Allan was again manifested yesterday when the doughty little Scotchman attempt cd to reach the ice bcleagured steam. CTS lying on the other side of the far reaching ice foes along the coast by means of a boat and small dog team. Cndaunted by the difficulties and dan. gers of such an enterprise, Allan, started out shortly afternoon yesterday accompanied by two natives. A small skin boat was secured in which to cross the open leads encountered and a team of three dogs was taken along for the purpose of hauling the party found no great difficulty in mak- ing their way through the broken ice near the coast and reaching the first of the large foes anout ten mGes out. Once on the solid ice the travelling was not particularly hard and good progress was made until the party reached a pont about twelve miles ont.
 Here a wide lead was encountered with ice visible beycrd As frequent ceatact with sharp ice was pausng
 the skin boat to show signs of consid- | able wear. with prospects of T hole being worn through and also because the boats could not "e seen. Mr Allan
 decided 10 turn back The pa"t! ar
 rived on shore about ten o'clock MT. Allan says the loose ice extended out
 for a distance of ten miles from shore.
 Navigation was easy and a launch
 could easily reach the edge of the
 solid foes The firm ice extended for
 d couple of miles and appeared quite solid. The open lead encountered
 about twelve miles out appeared to be
 about two miles wide with solid ico Ibeyond
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

Long diStanca reports from solomon Saturday said trr ice had gone out a considerable d''anrc from ~Nnc hut as far as cou!i h" seen WAS suu solid One lead was observed for -rcrt time hut later clos up. Mr SbugA- messy. propriot,r of the Dickson Holcl took olaelvatio2s from thc roof of bis establishment which is the highest io i..e locality and reported th1' tAa ice lay n one unhrol,en stretch es fn as ,oui hc seen with powerful gi-s
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

As far us can be judged from a visual survey. ice conditions along the coast remain practically the same as during the past week. Heavy broken ice is thickly scattered between the shore and outlying foes and scarcely more than a mile of open water is to he seen at any point. Obscrva- tions from elevated points shows a
 rr cxpanse of unbroken ice beyond the loose nocs adjacent to the shore line. Nothing could he seen of the boats Sunday. although the tc1egraphic reports indicated that the two leading vessels were located in approximately the same position about twenty miles off shore.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

An announcement from Divisional Exemption Board No. of the army draft to which arr referred appeals from the draft cLssidc3tions made by the Local Exemption Board, says the Board met Saturday and passed upon the appeals of Alyin C. Dils and Aug
 ust C. Wheeler, each of whom have taken an appeal to the District Board from the action of Local Board No. in classifying them In Class 1 and TO fusmg to allow them time to secure and file the necessary andavts ir support of their claims for deferred classification. Each rcgistrant claims deferred classification on the ground of having mother dependant upor
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

x Saturday witnessed a resumption of extreme high play at the Bowling Alleys ole Elvcdahrs conscientious and persistent play nr the last several weeks was rewarded by brilliant re- sistly of 293 Whicr puts him within seven pins of the record. Sather who had laid off a couple of days, his high average play touching 25d. Huff reached 246 and made good tourna- mcat average above 200 in several plays The ladies high score went tC Mr.. Anderson at 150
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The Bureau of Education has been Hantod m additional appropriation of $l5.ooo by Congress for carrying on inc work of the bureau in the cduca- ton and care of the Alaska natives An additional sum of $1ooo has also been allotted for furthering the ran- deer industry As the amount of money hitherto available has been fu from adequate to meet the needs of the bureau the appropriations are more than welcomed hy the local ollie ials. in spite of the fact that the ap- portionment to this division win he comparatively small and far less than is actually needed to carry on the necessary work
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The anxiety of those aboard the Victoria to escape from the joys of the ocean wave are we'll indicated in the messages passing from the ship to shore in recent days. One received Saturday by Scotty Allan from J. H, Miles. superintendent of the Alaska Mines co. indicates that some of them at least are willing to walk, as Mir. Miles enquiries relative to the chances of getting ashore on this side of the ice and if boat could meet a party of six on the hither side of the ice Mr Miles stated that conditions view ed from the other side appeared favor able for walking over the ice pack.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

In conformity to the recent procla-
 designating Friday. June 2Sth as War | Savings Day, committee of the Nome
 branch of the Territorial Council of Defense is making preparations to un- dcrtakc hurricane drive for War savings Stamp sales and pledges be- tween now and the 2Sth inst In keeping with the request contained in the gubernatorial proclamation, an en-
 deavor will be made to secure either sales or pledges of future purchases of War Savings Stamps 10 the value of twenty dollars for each person in the
 district Those who are not in posi-
 ton to purchase stamps outright can give their pledge to make purchases
 in whatever amount they wish within the year. It is in no sense incumbent on the purchaser to buy twenty dollars to take or agree to take as many stamps as their means will permit. Arrangements are also being made to extend the drive to ,he outlying dis tricts and committees will probably further the drive in Candle, Council and other points in the district. As
 Alaska has gone over the top in all the other recent loan drives, the com mittee are sanguine that the present campaign will result in the Nome quota being more than filled. AL though little is known here regarding the War Savings Stamp campaign, it is surmised that the effort to secure purchase pledges within a stated per tod indicates d desire on the part of the government to secure an idea of how much money can be raised by the sale of war stamps in order to find a basis for fixing the amount of the next Liberty Loan. No details of the contemplated program can be secured as yet but will be announced later.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The boys of the Nome army draft
 quota have ul been fitted out with
 army clothes and attracted much at tcntion when they appeared on the streets during the past few days The boys are all of the well set up type and fiji into tho service uniform like veterans. while several made d quite handsome appearance in the close fit ting olive dr.h. The post officials gave the recruits the week end to themselves and permitted them leave
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

Photographic delays arc responsible for the very limited amount of telc- graphic news matter contained in the present issuc of the Nugget Very few messages have come through from the Outside, owing to that pecul- far magnetic influence known Us sta tic. which has nterfcrcd with com muuication throughout the day and ron cred intelligibe transmission practically impossible.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The ease of the United States yer aus Martin Kennedy was set for July Sth at the Saturday morning session of the District Court. The defendant asked for an extension of time, the District Attorney acceding to the re- quest on the ground that he would himself like the case set over, as he expected to be in other parts of the division in July. The court refused to grant any continuance, however, and with a slight hint of aspcrity in his demeanor, ordered NGr. Alundy to he ready to try the case July Sth.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

him for support. The District Board ordt red the record in each case return, ed to tho Local Board with instruc- ton tn receive afidavits of the mot 1er's of the regfstrants, one of which was shown to be in the mail aboard one of the incoming boats
 The Local Board was further directed to return such records. together with such ailidavits. to the District Board after the arrival of the boats and within ten days. The rcgistrants will
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

The horse attachca to the Webt delivery cart took q notion to emulate the great Maud <, or some other equine wonder Saturday afternoon and dashed up Front street in gay abandon after spilling the driver. Johnnie O'Rrien. on the sidewalk near the An vii Bakery. After ridding himself of the cart the runaway dashed up the street IS far us the Cold Storage meat shop with the shafts dangling at his heels, but was stopped before he could do further damage The boy sustain ed some slight scratches and bruises out was otherwise unhurt.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

Logan the genial old colored man who has presided over the Logan shoe shining emporium on Front street for many years and is know to practically everyone in the cityjs seriously ill in The hospital with what is s2id 10 be a form of paralytic disorder He was attacked by the complaint about a week ago and grew steadily worse, with the result that hc was taken to the hospital by friends The sufferer i@ of advanced years. being well past the seventy mark.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

mitted by some boy, probably na- tive. Tho matter was reported to the marshal's office and is being investi- gated.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24
CHANGE TO GET $100.00 FREE
 WITH 25c LUNCH

We serve Hills Bros coffee, Sour dough Hot Cakes, Ham and Eggs, Warm and Cold Lunches.
 Fresh Ice Cream Daily Made of Fresh Dairy Cream at the Arctic Bak- cry and Candy Store.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

A fire almm turned in from Box l6. at the Alaska Liehtcragc Co. plant on East Front street shortly after two o'clock yesterday. drew the fire repart- mont to the scene with tho usual celer- ity, but no fire was to he found when Inc hose cart arrived. the alarm being fnIsn
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24

LONDON Thursday June 2o That Herbert C. Hoover, Food Administrator will visit England during
  yesterday.
 will n for government and
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24
NEWS NOTES
Additional telegraph news on third page of each issue

The latest report from the Victoria prior to the time the Nugget went to press said the steamer was l3 miles from Nome and still making ho3dVay.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24
ALAsKAs FIRST WEST POINTER PROMOTED.

SEATTLE Friday 21Th Washington correspondent of seattle Post nIgncer cthp the Colonel O nm corr
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24
SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NUGGET NOW.
 Price $2.0O per month.

Leave orders for lettuce and onion, at any grocery store.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-06-24
MIR. BUSY MAN-IF YOU HAVE ANY PRINTING DONE DO IT NOW BEFORE THE BOATS ARRvE-PHoNE THE NUGGET

O NEWS SERVICE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
ZAHADNA SMRT TRf OSOB,

Waukesha, Wis. - William
Hille, jeho sestra Hulda Hillo-
Va a Ernest Fenze byli dnes ma
lezeni mrtvi Ma Hillove farme
Sest mil Ma jih cd tohoto me-
sta. Mrtvoly byly nalezeny pri-
rucimi Serifa. Sest zastrelenvch
koni bylo rovnez nalezeno. Se-
stra Hillova zemrela podle vSe
no nasledkem otravy, Jezto sto-
py karbolove kyseliny byly ma
lezeny ma jejlm tele. Hille jenz
pry byl dusevne nepricetny.
chOval nenavist vuci Fenzovi,
farmarskemu delnikovi, jak Sc
pravl. Fenze byl zavolan Hill
lem ma jeho farmu vcera vecer.
Co Sc pax odehralo, neni zna-
mo. Hille i Fenze zemreli ma
sledkem strelnych ran; mattel
fanny spachal podle vseho Sc
bevrazdu, kdyz zastrelil Fen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
TRANSPORT VALECNTCH
AUT PROJEL CLEVE-
LANDEM.

Dnesniho dopoledne byla
broadway svedkem velkeho
transportu valecnych autotru-
ckn. Po devate hodine dopoled
nj projela neprehledna rada
modernich techto vozidel rize
nych vojiny, kteri die zavaza-
del as odjizdeli k nekteremu
pf.stavu ma atlantickem pobre
Ii. Odchod nasich hochG do
provazen byl sympatickymi po
hledy a tax mnohe matinee Wy
tryskly size s oGi pri vzpomin-
&C LA syna, ktery podobne slou
ii Stryci Samovi v obetavem
;eho boji "a svobodu vsech ma
rodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
40 CENTU "a fOD1NU NEJ~
MENsf MZDA.
Valecna rada prace uznava, ze
clovek nemIze sluSne ziti pri
mensim vydelku.

Washington. - Pet rozhod-
nut dalekosahajicic dusledkl4
bylo dnes ujednano narodni Va
lecnou radou prace. Jsou to:
1. Schvaleni zasady osmiho-
dinneho pracovniho dne.
2. Delnikum Sc ma platit
mzda, z ktere by mohli byti slu
she zivi.
3. Deti pc IA let start nemaji
byti zamestnani ma vladnich
kontraktech.
4. Trestanci odsouzeni k t6z
he praci, nemaji byti primo ami
reprimo zamestnavani ma vlad
mich kontraktech.
5. Ma byti presne vytceno
ra kterych valecnych pracich
mohou ma kterych nemohou
hyti zamestnavany Zeny.
Po prijetl t6chto bodu, nimiz
tylo vyfizeno mnoho sporu me-
ri zamestnavateli a zamestnan
ci, ktere melo toto t6leso vyri-
diti, nektere z Mich predsedo-
We rady, byvaly president VIM.
H. Taft a Frank Walsh radn6
lrobrali.
Hlavnim bodem byl spor
1000 zamestnancu v osmi to-
varnach We Waynesboro, Pa.
V tomto pripads rada usta-
novila nejmensi mzdu 4Oc "a
hodinu, Ia jakoukoliv praci,
Ia obycejnou praci nadeni-
ckou, vychazejic z te zasady,
re Ia meme nemIze Glovsk byti
slusne xiv.
Rada Sc vyjadrila, ze d6lni!l
ma miti mzdu, ktera by mu u
moznovala, ably mohl sebe j
svoji rodinu udrzovati We zdra-
vi pohodli.
KOneCne rOzhOdnuti O sluSnG
mzd6 bude vydano We zvlaStni
schulz svolane ma den %. Ger
Vence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
SBfRKA We PROSPECT DO
BROVOLNfKU CESKOSLO
VENSKE ARMADY

Vol. Novotny, sbirka ma Jez
kove farm6 So; Kar. Vcelka
so; FIR. Vondruzka $3.50; JOS.
Tetinek $50; Slovenske Ma
rOdni Kulturni Sdruzeni S55
JOS. Havranek Glen radu j. Kol
lar 81.
Sestnacta sblrka zamGstnan-
ca Plz. pivovaru pro naSi ar
madu:
FIR. Nejedly 25; M. Tichler
25; J. Judic 25; M. C. Taylor
10; j. Norwalk 10; J. Prokop
25; 7. Mat6jka 90; FIR. Dlouhy
so: JOS. Kocourek 25: Fr.
Hanzl 25; JOS. Tvrdik 25; A.
Dostal so; j. Urbanec 25; Il.
Spinka 81; J. Wais so; J.
HanzI IS; b. Elmer 25; JOS.
Irbac %; j. Brabec 25; V.
Trinka 25; M. Machacek so;
S. Broz 25: f. Mrarva SO; j.
KOZeluha 10; V. Krivan so;
j. Bejna 10; j. Opl Is; j. Prime
IS; M. Sanda so: FIR. Klima
IS; FIR. St6pka 10; V. Valenta
25: V. KaSe Is; B. ZidlickJ
25: j. Bosak 25; J. Tesar 25
Uhrnem $1O.95. - V posled.
MIN vykazu opomenut byl p
j. Carter.
S diky prijala a kvituie JOS
Masek, tajemnik
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DLAzDENf CEST JEST "a.
STAVENO.

Okresni komisar Frank r..
Andrews prohlasil, re po dobu
valky dlaZdit cesty bude nemo-
zne. Nasladkem zvyseni cen po
trebnGho staviva a pracovni ST
ly, nektere firmy kontraktoru
pfestaly obchodovat a kter9
pred nekolika m6sici prijmuIy
kontrakty, nebudou je moci w
kOnat.
Guverner Cox svolava kon-
ferenci do Columbus, ma ktere
Sc bude podilet statni auditor
a clenove rady venkovni dlaz-
by, ably Sc poradili, co by bylo
NONE vykonat, ably V dlazde-
nj cest Sc pokracOvalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
POVOLENE DLUHOPISY "a
$2,5OO,OOO.

We vcerejsi schulz m6stska
rady bylo usneseno ma pflstl
volby povolit obcanum k odhla
sovani pujcku $2,50O,O0O. Ten
velky zvlaStni duh, ktery Sc
|udrzuje pujckami ma kratke
lhuty vzrostl "a nekolik NEST
|skych administered nasledkem
kazdoroCniho schodku V NEST
|ske pokladne. Mestsky pravnik
w. S. FitzGerald, ktery We
schulz zastupoval mayora, upo
zornil pritomne radni, ze V do
be jejich prazdnin bude tfeba
zvlastni schuze We ktere Sc bu-
de rozhodovat Gene jiZdneho
ma poulicni draze. Jak obdrzi
|rozhodnuti valecne komise 0
pridavku ma mzde zamestnan-
cu ma karach, necha svolat
zvlastni schuzi.
Komisar m6stske elektrarny
w. e. Davis byl .jmenovan do
arbitracni komise pro urovnanl
napnutych pom6ru mezi me-
stem a spoleGnosti poulicnich
drah.
Radni Sultzman podal reso~
luci V ktere zada. ably Sc zakro
clio prot majitelum domu, kite
ii odpiraii pronajmout byt ro-
dine s d6tmi. Sultzman pouka-
Zu e, re V dobe obcanske valky
takovG jednani bylo povazova-
no co vlastizrada. Jeho predIo-
ha byla prijata a odkazana w
boru.
Jednohlasne bylo prijato, "a
by North park Boulevard V Sha
ker Lakes park byl pojmeno-
van Liberty Row, kde budou
vysazeny duby ia padle vojiny
z Clevelandu ma bojiSti We Fran
eli. Stromky zacnou Sc sazet
l. iiz priSti podzimek.
Radni John w. Reynolds
pfedcital dopis, kterem kriti-
soval jednani Mayo Feslera, by
valeho taJemnika obcanske Ii.
gy, ktery poukazoval, re Rey-
nolds CO vladou jmenovany re-
ditel prace, by Sc mel Il uradu
co radni podekovat. Reynolds
pOukaZoval, re jiz pred neko.
lika tydny Jeho resignaci ma t.
jemnika mestske rady zaslal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
SEST OSOB ZRANENO.

Ones jednu hod. po pulnoci
Vel automobil poblize Avon
Beach parku ma neosvetlenou
rfekazku a jeho okupanti by
Ii zraneni.. Pi. F. w. Williams
byla zlamana ruka, jeji dceri
Hazel prerazen nos, kdezto p.
J. l.. Dischoff, jeho zena a ne
mluve byli jen lehceji porane
nj. Vsichni byli dopraveni do
nemocnice. O neco pozdeji vjel
.jiny automobil, z Cievelandu
jedouci, ma tutez prekazku. Ce
stujlci byli pouze >vyhozeni z
auta a mic Sc Jim nestalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-16
PODEKOVANi
2 Cognacu We Francii sOk0l'
skym Jednotam Cleve-
landu.

Ma sokolskeho cinovnika a
snaziveho pracovnika V narod-
him nasem zivot6 p. Y. Stup-
ku, 2518 E. sc. ul. doSel nasle
duiici dopis:
Mily prlteli V. Stupko!
Ones predany nam byly do
brovolci Z Vasich jednot 291
knih ceskych 80 knih anglic
kych. Jezto nezname darce,
sdeite laskave vsem, kteri kni
by darovali nase velike diky.
Jsme vam velmi vdecni. Bra
tri Pros.me Vas soucasne, "a
Slete nam tolik knih, co vubec
muzete nejvice, nebot' zde je
obrovska poptavka a V nasl
knihovne je doposul pfllis pra
zdno. Nezapomente ma mas.
Trosim nezasilejte mic ma jed
notlivce neb zde tOhO lezl ma
poste spousty a ia vybiram vse
chny knihy a kalendafe Cd Te-
be br. Stupko zaslane, ale ty
iin6 nemohu. Knihy zasilejte
ma adresu: Ustredni cesko-ar-
madni knihovna, 21 pluku ce-
skoslovenskeho v COgnacu
(Charente). Francie.
Ma zdar!
B. J. Steiner, knihovnik.
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celken1

vydale Y CerVnu
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ZE SCEUZE {. N. SDRUz.

OCIluZi ZdIld|ll pItu. l. 81
dlo. Po precteni zapisku, ktere
tyly prijaty, cten dopis Cd "a
Gu Jan kollar, {. SO, c. S. P. S.,
" kterem poukazuje Sc, re schu
re Mar. Sdruzeni mali Sc konat
V Narodni sini. UsneSeno radu
Koilar odpovedet, re Narodni
sin nem6ia mlstnosti ktere pro
kazdodennl schuze jsou nutne
q nasledkem tOho museli Sc pfi
imout mistnosti V Probulove,
kde p. M. Zeman oba sally, kdy
koli jsou treba, pro ten ucel
bezplatne propujcil. Dale bylo
usneSeno poslat ma ustrednu
$4,000.
Pan Cimler podava zpravu,
re krajsky vybor Sc usnesl pri-
sti sobotu, 20. cervence pora-
dat V Narodni SIM verejnou
schulz, V ktere by Sc jednalo 0
uznain Narodnl Rady fran
couzskou vladou co pfedstavi-
tele ceskeho naroda a zaroven
@ prohlaseni tajemnika amer.
vlady Lansinga, re Amerika je
pro osvobozeni Cechu a Slova-
nj Rakousku.
We schulz budou pTijaty re-
soluce, ktere budou zaslany "a
stupcum vlady francouzske j
anglick6, jakoz tajemniku
vlady americke. Recnici pro
ten vecer jsou zlskani PIP. J.
Martinek porucik Niederle.
Jest nutno, ably kazdy pro tn
manifestaGni schulz agitoval.
Velkou navstevou dokazeme
naSe uznani k tenn, kteri pro
nase osvobozenl pracuji.
Pan Kotmcl poukazuje ma
vses!ovanskou slavnost V Lo-
rain, ktera Sc kona ned6li 28.
Cervence. Ceska OdbOcka Lo-
rain a Elyrie st6dre N. Sdruze-
nj podporuje i clenove jcji sc
Cetne nasich slavnosti sucastnl
a proto jest nasi povinnosti phi
te prilezitosti Jim navstevu O.
platit. Ma 200 osOb Sc jiz pTi-
hlasilO. Komu bude mono slav
nosti Sc sucastnit, necht sc las
kave prihlasi V uradovne c. N.
Sdruzenf V Probulove, u pi. Ze
manove, neb u p. Kotmela. JcI
nutno, ably kazdy slozil jeden
dollar. tax ably Sc predem zvla-
stni kary molly obiednat.
Ucetnice pi. Baslova podala
podrobn6 financnl zpravu la
me3ic cerven 4 ktere vyjimame
prebytek V kv6tnu $2,779.70
pfljem Cervnu 1,716. 10
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$4,495.89
l,804.36
zbyva ga poklad. $3.50

ZDyVa "a pOKIaU. SZ, Z,bJI .03
Pan Huml oznamuje, ze OBJ
chodni zalezitosti tykajici Sc
nasl poute neisou uplne vyrov
many, ale muzeme pocitat ma
vytezek kol $4,000. Pred. po-
d6koval vsem ob6tavym pra-
covnlkum pracovnicim, ktere
pro ten podnik ochotne Sc ob6-
tovali pax schuze byla skon-
Gena.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-26
TO THOSE WHO FEAR

Tn ka o. can nnter sin lbis war
Say hn defeats Italy Say De- defeats
France Say he grta peace With Russia
aud has his vtH Iu rao balkans and in
Poland Even tbsa hs position sIll b.
relatively Jess strong than Napoleon $
once was
The United States, Great Britain and
Japan cas- afill shut hlm from the sea
With aIl tta raw material resources Of
North America and South America
Australia Africa aHd most Of Asia to
draw upon aad wIth command Of salt
satef thes caa maintain al economic
blockade UHfl the people Of Germany
SET up IA people government Rltb
which fasting peaee osa be made
Tbe United States and Great Britain
s#l nes.e surrender Go triumphant
Prusalan mHartsm Un tao aaa and
Iu lha air-If tHe very worst happens
aH laHd TAGS aIIl keep up the fight
uHui the basis Of enduring peace ap.
pears Saturday Evening Post
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REPORT or WORK BEING DONE
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Monday gf0faa"H# liz addition '7 We'd.
..edasr aad Fridays as Formerly S'F.
.a. a.a workers haEr oome forward.
b# .aau. rs need Tor MANY more On
FRIDAY laa ~. TO spit" nt the sHo@
.'wrm. h"N ST surgical dressings Nas
packed ami forwarded io Naa Orleans
fh. hnk contained loo atuch HaHE"
rnmnrus.n.. i"o finch eauSr e"m
IrrH#rs So triangular haadagn~. +
"'''''A.@. "' gauge "'f'N. > ''''' ''
ISL dressings. '"''' oi +'' dressings
i. '"" goat a'' ''f t"'f"'f} "'"''f'-
".'h' " "' >'" h'lb
Crowley chapter The military f".
/ Def committee has arranged tn send
oHe shipment ol suppllrH 10 ib. New
Orleans mint every week. This will
consist For The most part tor o while of
bHItfnd articles IAr adl"H ~ tho
chapter have completed "a series of
chain tnas which bavr nriiod nearly
$40 bas.4as spreading lb" Red Cross
spirit 'n "a great rNtent
Lake Charles Chapter. la the first
taa weeks of December shipped 20
+ headquarters Ia New Orleans SIX dozen
hospital bed shirts. ID pairs socks.
I d .#ratrrs II maftrrs and !" pairs
.o. wf@iEels \ large number al other
PARTICLES will soon be shipped At
Ho.nt entertainment ot tti# north alta
Hu8.HsId" schools Al3 vas realized tor
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aIna WANTED

T.ls aIII he received bg the Police lHFE
af lAa Parish ~ West FeliriaHa for paint.
lnu tie following sfrr} bridges IH This
Parrish
Taa bridges ever Alexander Greek.
Oas bridge over FIG t'aFuu @arH creek
nnr bridge over fun.ra bayou.
Has HI Zee received f0f anF nT ali n
ftrne bridges The Parish NIti furnish che
rssHt. steel brushes and paint brushes
HIde must Er .n rhe hands ~ che Clerk IT
the TuH,s I8rg oH re- before February &,
1879 at 10 a#tafa pa
e. y. HOWELL
President pnlCs 1uFB
= d MATTHEWS
CLERK Police JuFB
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frvm aHa after thla uatU ali buni4ns 81
ally klHd eB tas 4fssa = oy4 plantation -
gas3tls esy prohibited uHasl penalty u res
passing AHs gas lUunu GA utls place
ta0uB permission wiu De considered
ueapass.ug anu prosecuted 80 tas tun
eAtsut Of ths LaN
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