davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Soloat mco Korfben.

Sem 2orf bcu Bone WortS: Gu
cernepligtia ing Mono meo CT
aorfben er al ltoifripningstcnl.
lGiSiionen / Glmburit, SonJ
%alan0. bleuet ao0fien0t iom tic.
neitbpgtig. Snn beianotcs / EFT
hper nnocu &enlecnoe at pare ben
rerlonificereNe Sunobeo, OF 6d ban
hUerfen or gilt eller bar nogcn.
Ion err ofbP1rgia al BAN, bleu ban
cnbragt / alo3ie 1, oltlou blanot
bcm, iom isrit oil bli uofommon
rcret. lldor oct nplte Sroppeopbu0
inofaloe9.
Ser or mnnqtllaq3 Arbeioe, en-
Wano me0 blot Il Ben fan uoisce
/ Armcen", iortlure6e aomni5iio.
mems Spgcme0lem. Get tr9nges
life en- Wiano meb 70 @cn iii at
lirpQe Foteter / ct WiilitGrfieffcn,
Is ieg fan life in0ie Heopenoiabe.
cen al at toge en- ldaoan Wfuno
iii oette % iignenoe SIng5 gtrbei,
&c, Iom Iigeloa Let fan uoigrc5 al
ell Wano, Iom life er ifitfet nj a.
icnoe5 iii Sfptergrooene."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Opinoelier
moo u.Saaoene,

@aihiuaton. Ace Wart5: &rme
heportementet anitiaer iortioen
6orieg neo iorifieuige C~piin0eIier,
lem man baabcr epentneIt al piqe
Gisre en SIut paa II @aaoonect.
en- al oisle lSiinOeIier. Der ioa
rel al fremroeenOe Gioenifobs
mGno iom al ilemiIitGre Sag
tpn0ige troeS at upre Den beoite
2ssniug al Yroblemet, augiper
pao Here Wiles Aiitano Steoet,
bpor en- ll+9aao opboIoer ia.
De S~ogfpnoige erfIGrer, at Gp.
im6eIIen tbeoretiif err perictt, OF
2unoet5 leoenoe eIeftriife 4utor;.
liter bar / lleepis o9ret beitiPiti-
sene mco at iaa giort oGr iooucl
nsia9tis JONI prattiif. Giterbperr
iom ben Sol0. u.9aaoene bar al.
tcPuet, bar iorsget iig bar oisic
S~agfpnoi9es gnergi mere % mere
foncentreret Jig on benne enc
Epfin0elie.
Ter nPres itore Sorbao6ninget
iii bernie SpfnbelIe, iom man Iua-
rel | pioenitabelige JON / mi
IitGriagtpnoige areoie tror. an
penot / 6orbinoelle meo Spb-
ranosbomben, euentllelt pil giere
Def AZ meo u.gAMocne SDbpano5-
hcmben bar bepiit jim gffcttipitet.
Ior talrige uaeaaNe er bet soe
lagt ueo SiRlp al oen; men iorat
Den 'taI tunne giore i'm 9tptte.
maa MOI ierit iinoe no. hpor II
Saaoen befinAer liz. StSie 70 Sp.
iInoelfer anoenot iammen tror man
ri bli Iarlise SLENDER al lt.Souoe-
ne % epeiltueIt iororipe Dem ira
90pet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Ct Darifo TIL GvifIano.

@afbington, lite Narts: "Sbe
Chamber OF Commerce OF tbe llui,
teo States" meloer. at ser oeo en-
ioretaset aiitemring blanot oetS
l'n0eraioelinDer rilnDt ON / Gan.
Set par afgipet ct ooerpqIoenoe
StemmeiIertal / 5aogr al en- Re.
Iolution, bpcri tpife 6orretning3
mPno omifoes on, Of en- stono.
milf combination oil bli barnet
mob lpiflano eiter arigen, meS'
ninore 6aren ior operorcone 8uit,
ringer %iiernes peo Of sisre Den ~
ne Resieriils til ct aniparIist Sn.
unoer 5olfets aontrol.
Der par biotiI oigipet t,204 Stem'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Konfiferins at CONNER

@aIbington. 3hie Rarta: &c.
natetS NilitGrfomite bar inoItiae,
II! Geotagelie ct SouiorlIog, Der
giper Erpiioentcn Wpn6igbeo til
CT fcniiitere, bpao 9smmer eQer
Ir9lait ser maotte tiltrGnges iii
Brig for grmeen eQer 6laooen
eaer til gpaningen al 6rogt. OF
Sransportifibe.
De @aniteligbeoer ma bar iteot
paa, iiPr / Sisfartsfommisitoner
iorut fare bet fornsone Watcrialr
til SfibsbNnirgen, og al goiu,
tiGispPienet iii aonitruftionen al
steroplaner, er 0sn umiooelbare
Sihlaiion. iom 6orilaget isger al
raaoe BOB paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
porto Sico oaar tor.

San Suon, Z. a.. iN MartS:
Forto Gico gif iuIOltTnoig tsr
ST. - Hat Ri Smooa. Gette err
Reniltntet al cit aonGresloo, iont
set peO %nI9ci / Sill life IptfcNeS
at ian f~lIofnitct. 0curr Sop for.
tpber SnNisricl, 9iIpirtninp, Sull
eler @ruG al bcriienoc Griffe o.
"Irnas".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

ire Tor oQ blot t5l inob @eota.
eellet AZ en- laaoau Helolution.
On Observation-Disclosures ouer
Nelolutionen blep beorbret oeu
i2te Sunuor % StcnmeieoIer
meN Aiifriiter al Gclolutionen
tlcp icuot til DC oucr 1000 Iofalc
tcnmercicle on iltouitrieQe Crau.
nilationer, ionl uo9ipr oct Ratio.
male SanbcIstammer. Sper Or.
Gonllutlou bar ira I iii 10 Stem.
mcr, alt otter WeoIentaantaQet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Sorcoet paffepoitpUSt.

@aibirptou, 5tc Mart2: Sra
Noitoeportcnrenett or ser uoFctot
Snitrur til ollie @an0ctS Voitm,.
tire on, at Np9tcn al Foitpoffer
inocn ~ferite, onoeu % treoie Gone
or blct iorbsiet ira 30 YlnO til
20 Tluto % inocnior Dc sprigr
3oner ira 20 Euno til 80 Eiino.
Gette inobeiotter ole fierSc
SloSieS FoltIoger. FaffenS Stsr
relie iorbIir imiolertio bcn ianmte.
lc1nlig 81 CONNER / 2Gng6c %
Gmiong.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Srcobaonino

@oIbington ben lite Wtarta: =
en- &unoifripelle iii 2auoct5 8a-
qerc, bnori Observation-Disclosures
ren ruaoer bisF til at benptte an.
ore Subitituter ior @ueoe enc
Mug, meOoeIes at 8iaaodRn til
at anperhe &lignlel iom CT Speoe,
iubltitut / 9ognirgcr al "Iictorp"
8reo pil bli iorIRnget til oen Bite
Warts.
5 oen tibligere %uoiteote @userir2-
guIerin9 9ialot BERNIE SiuaOelR
blot I'll Den lite Worts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Nreosorpftelierne

Gen Sreostrattaf, 1pnt SpH'
oaas blep unbertegnet / gre'tsSl'
toplf nteIen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
prpIertanter paa Sen enc SIDE %
RepreIentamer for SolTbeplfi-Ne'
gieringen / Getro9rao paa ben an
Den, i~noeboleer ialt IA Para9ra'
fer.
3 Yarasraf ire beoer Oct, at
&egionerne / Seit for en- SlnIe, lom
man cr bIet enig ON, og lom leilere
ifal bli ainerfet pau &artet -
Gegioner Iom tibligere tilbsrta
Ruslano, ingen pberlieere 6or.
pliatelier Iifal bape operfor &uS-
LAMB, % at Spiflanb % 9iterrig
pil beItemme beres fremttoiac
Sfia6ne i Soritaaelie meo Sefolf-
ninger.
Eoragraf fire beltemmer, at
Gusierne lfol rsmme De anatoli'te
Tropln1er, og at Grtpan, Stars %
9atoum / Srnnsfaufails lfal pper'
BRACES til Sprfiet.
Sfelgc Earograf fem Ifal &nS'
lunb lloen Spbolo oen1obilt'ere
lin Mrr1e, inobefottenoe ben Stprfe,
lom nplig blep reiit al ben mlpG,
rcnbe Hegiering; enoptoere ifal
Riuslano itror op%crfsre fine GrlgS-
ifibe til r~l1siiifc Same, bpor DC
ifal forbli, inbtil @erbenSfrigcn er
Hut, eaer ogiaa ifal De ltrar oes'
armeres.
Sfelge Taragraf Ter forpligtcr
Gus1ano Jig til itrar at lutte 6reo
meb oer ufrainlfe 6olferepubIif o.
at anerfienoe Sreostraftaten mel
lem Ukraine % Gentralnagterne.
Gilt nfrainif Serritori1lm ital pie
bliffeli9 rsmmes al rusiiife Crop
per og Ben rusiiife ROBE 8aroe.
&lislouo ifal siebliffelig opbere
meo al aeitation eaer Tropagon-
90 inob Hegieringen- eQer De OF
ientlige Ssnititltioner / Sen ufrain.
ife Hepublif. Gnopioere ifal Git
ianb og Siilano ltrar rsmmG a
r~iisiilfe trooper % Den rlrSIi'ft
rebe @aroe. Gltlsno og Siflano
ital bolbes beIat al en- tpif Tolit!-
itprfe illbtil SO % Sroen % Sta
bilitet er gienoprettet og oereS
egne rationale Snititutioners Srpg-
beo err earanteret. GuSlanb ifal
itrar lsSlnoc ole arreItereoe ellcr
beportereoe @orgere al Gitlano %
2ifianb pg @arauti titles for, at
De tan foo penoe bicm itantaitet.
Sigeiaa ital 6inlano % Ialano5-
eerre itrar rsmmes al De r~uslilfe
Trooper og al Den ruslilfe rsoe
@aroe, % rusiiife 8rigsifibe itoi
itrar forlaoe De fiuife Sapne. SAD
lRnge Sien binbrer De r~llsiiifa
&rigslfibe / at penoe biem til rus.
life Saom ifal Der fun boloe5
ganIfe lmaa SeiGtninger paa oisIa
Sfibe. &uslmro ifal itrar opbsre
meo al agitation eQer Trppnsan.
% imoo &csieringen eacr DC Of.
ientlige Snititutiorer / SinIano.
Neutrality-suspicious. paa aalanos.
eerne ifal ~raieres Innreit muligt.
en- hRrIis Soerensfomit ifal iena.
re flutes meaem Spitlano. &u$.
lamb, 6inlano og SCerige angaa.
enoe bisie Ger. "Seiaa Be anbrs
Giieriisitater ital - iislge Init
lambs Enife - heres alogaaeno,
oenne Sag"
Sislse Yarasrai Ipp itaI ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Smfel Sam har u%perbopeoet life
nStalt iis um Sapans Flaner
amaaaenbe Sibiriem. Sppoiitipn
ira enfelte Splo baaoe / Gng'
Lamb OF Sapan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

SpIferne bar MT paa Ieitfrpnten
Is 9ipiIuner fiere eno De Nlic'
robe, men bper 9iuiiion er mii''
bre. Spif-sitcrrigif Sffeniip /
Stalien fprberebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Srubs Trebstraftaten fortirtter Den
tpIfe. Nrme Nremrpfninsen /
&mslanb % beIGtter Narpa.
gil be marid)cre lise til Eetru.
arab?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

SpilIomt ON Srcben blir sobfjenot
at Sppictfungresien / Moifpa ,
neite ltge. 3rpt3fp er / Tapsr
AT en- "belis aris" mub snIfer'
p9loet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Verden$kri0et1.

Treostraftaten til @reit.2itupif.
EiterIjbpropinierne nnber init
@untrol - forelsbig. Ifitaact-
Ter til Sprfict. Stur Snbel /
SpI1ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Gle Saniou Rapor. Ole Souion
bleu ben 5ie os. palst til Manor !
Seattle meo $500 Sfemmers Qta.
iuritet oper Sames Z. BRADFORD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Gorifaiies paa SIDE 4.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Farm Bureau Office Changed.

The Farm Bureau office Is now To-
Gated in the building occupied by the
Farmers Mutual Insurance CO.,
Mound City. The county agent may
be reached by both the Farmers and
Independent telephones.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
NayllOwcr and Vicinity.

Mrs. J. J. Rayhill and daughter,
Miss Edna, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Leonard Bo,kins.
Frank Hickman, wife and son,
Ananias. and daughter. Ida, took sup
per with Eliza Sipes, in Oregon, Tues
day,
John Schanks and son. Adlil.
were shopping In 81. Joseph. Monda..
Josephine, Leila and Orben Heck
man are visiting a few days with
their brother, Joe, and wife.
Hugh Brohan and wife and son,
VIII. were st. Joseph visitors, Satur'
day.
Mrs. ]. l.. Weaver and Mildred
visited Wednesday at Frank Elliotts
In Nodaway.
George Norris and wife were shop
ping in st. Joseph. Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Stadler will be oul
teacher ut Mayhower this year.
Sam Hughes and wife, Of Oregon
visited one day last week with theil
son, Nathan Hughes. and family.
Mrs. Enos Smithers, Jr., is visit
ing with her parents, Fred Allen ant
wife. a few days.
Bill, Johnny, Maggie and Stcll'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Soils Of A. Counties Surveyed.

The soils Of ~ Missouri counties
have been surveyed in detail by the
University Of Missouri College OF Ag-
riculture In cooperation with the U.
s. Bureau Of Soils. Maps have been
made of these counties. The different
types Of soil on each farm In the coun-
ty are shown.
Samples ofsoil are collected for an
alysis in this work, and a complete
description Of the character and agri-
cultural value Of each type is given
In the report on each county. These
maps and reports are proving OF great
value to Missouri farmers as well as
to prospective residents of the state
In addition to these detailed maps, q
general soil map of the entire state
has been completed and Is ready for
ing this map will describe the various
soil areas given, their crop adoption
agricultural values, and general com.
position. 1t should be of great value
to the farmers seeking new locations
or to people coming into Missouri from
other states.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Construction Of Immense
Naval Academy Begun.

Formerly Il required an appoint
ment through n congressman TO be-
come a naval officer. brt the average
high school graduate IL now qualified
10 train for q commission. according
10 u communication sent here by Lieut..
i. NJ. Wilson, Commanding Officer
". :. Naval District Of Missouri, 10
the young men Of Holt county.
Construction Of another Annapolis"
has begun, says Lieut.. Wilson. at the
Great lakes Naval Station. The new
officer training school Is being rushed
SO that before fall the training Of q
class Of 1000 Of the luckicst boys alive
will begin.
Although Il will he a part Of the i'm.
mcnsc Great Lakes Station, II will
really be complete camp itself, con,
sisting OF u very large instruction
building, two I'll" type barracks. cx.
ecutive building, hospital. mess halls
power plant. etc. Approximately 81
square feet are allowed for each man
Graduates will he commissioned ~
ensigns In Americas ever.increasinp
Merchant Marine, In which 30 many
men will want TO remain after the war
Pay to start IL about si,700 n year
with far better opportunities for the
future than are offered most younp
men In ordinary business life.
The average high school graduate 4
qualified to enter any Of the office
training schools. which are located q
Annapolis, Pelham Bay, N. Y, MUM
cipal Pier, Chicago, or the new schoo
at Great Lakes. The most importan
qualifications are that the applican
shall know trigonometry and lognr
ithms, shall he at least 81 years old
and shall enlist In the navy as seaman
remaining on inactive duty until Gale
to the school. Arrangements are mad
ut the st. Louis Navy Recruiting Sta
ton, 9TH and Chestnut.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Yersity.

versity.
One Of the striking features Of this
gathering wns it, relation to the pres
cnt world war. Both the parents were
horn in Germany and came away from
there In protest against the mili,arism
and autocracy, which America Is war.
ring against today. Thus are they
juatificd as right thinking, Of high res
olution, and Of independent action.
The colony with which they emigrat-
cd and settled in Warren county, Mis-
souri,, announced that it's members.
"Dcspairing of the Improvement of the
political conditions OF the fathcrland
jIs33) were led by the desire TO find
room for themselves and their children
10 participate in the free activities Of
lifc."
And how this sentiment and purposc
was handed down in the two families
of Winter and Ficgcnbaum appcnrs
from q conversation between the faith
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Program,

The Woman's Missionary Society, Of
the First Presbyterian church. viii
meet Wednesday, August Il. 1918, at
the home Of Mrs. James Murray:
Opening Hymn, The Concentration
Hymn.
Dcvotions, Mrs. J. II. Murray.
Roll Call-South.
Our Young People, Mrs. Albeit
kunkcl.
Drama-"Iighting the Dark Cont
ncnt" Can African Play by childrcn)
Leader Mrs. Guy Cummins.
Piano Duct, Mrs. John Simpson, Mrs
Ralph Moore.
Ilusincss-Social Hour.
Hostcsscs, Mrs. J. II. Murray, Mrs
James Murray.
Let every one interested in our mis-
sion work come. We have messag,
for you.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

The tabernacle meeting, conduct
cd by Rev. II. 7. Dacschner closed last
Sunday evening, August 4. Being n
rainy evening, not many were present,
much to the disappointment Of those
who were there. These meetings were
very helpful, and there were several
conversions. Rev Daeschner IL a very
earnest preacher and a fine singer.
The people Of Benton are enjoying
the Mound City chautauqua.
The Benton people at Big Lake
last WEDNESDAY were: Carl Wright and
family. Smith Derr and family, San,
Novels and family, Homer Wright
James Quick and daughter, Miss
Grace, Misses Frances Emerson, Maude
Feuerbaeher. Roberta Emerson, Dale
Nichols and Donald Emerson, Mrs. r.
/. Cason and children, Geo. Kuhn and
family, Mrs. II. Wright and daughter
Miss Cora, also VIM. Frazer and Mrs
Earl Rock and Miss Teresa Carson
Of Mound City, and Wash Cason, OF
Kimsey.
Miss Maude Feuerbacher, of Di
vide neighborhood, spent last week
with her friend, Roberta Emerson.
Mrs. Mary Andler, who had beer
visiting her children ut Horton, Kan
sas, returned last Saturday to hel
home with her son, j. L., her daughter
Mrs. Ella Wisehart, and husband, com
ing with her for a visit with friends
here.
VIM. Feuerbacher, wife and it'll,
daughter, Edith, made ashort visit a
the Robt Emerson home, last Satur
day afternoon.
j. L. Andler and family visitet
relatives at Horton, Kansas, not loni
since.
Frank Marshall and little sister
Mildred, who have been very III. ar
so much improved as to be able TO 81
up part Of the time, We are glad Il
know.
vERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
EyanreIical Church Notes.

The st. Paul's Sunday school has
comfortable quarters, even during
these hot days. They open at 9:45.
Immediately after, the pastor will
preach. Come in and enjoy the SER
vices with us.
At Nickell's Grove the Sunday
school meets at 10 a. m. The Y. p. A.
meets ct 8 p. M, and the pastor will
preach a. $3.50. The Y. P. A. business
meeting will be Wednesday night The
Sunday school, will have Q social q
the home of Mr.. n. +. Floyd. satur-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their help during the illness and
death Of our dear little son and broth
err.
MIR. AND MRS. +. l.. ALLEN AND
FAMILY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Burr Oak,

Rev. C.E. Cushman, of iowa, spent
last Thursday at the viii Stone home,
looking after his farm interests.
Mrs. Sutscher, of Holton, Kansas,
spent last week here visiting her
nieces. Mrs. Emil Lippold and Miss
Myrtle Dickerson.
Chas. NanCamp and Lige Hopper
finished the threshing in this vicinity
last week.
Worth Ammo and wife motored to
st. Joseph Tuesday.
Miss Edith Elder spent last week
with Mrs. $. W. Ammo and assisted her
In cooking for thrcshers.
Miller Bochly and family, Perry
Stone and family. Sopher Blachly and
wife, Mrs. Jane Blachly and Mrs. Ora
Dively were the guests Of Lev. holland
and family, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Schunkwiler and
famil y visited at the Jim Blcvins home
Sunday.
jesse Ammo, who enlisted in spec
ial service for the numbering camps,
left last Monday for Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington. Jesse has host
Of friends here who wish him well and
were glad that he had an opportunity
70 enter mat branch OF the service.
Miss Tracy Blcvins was business
V's''o, w Mafyville, last week.
c. LMrs. Eln,l lhppoid received word
S ,,! 'hat her prother, Sharley
pp,s a. mas arrived saiely IN
FRANZ .,
a.. ri.in lease is enjoying q vaca'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Hplp Wantedi

The Canning Factory Starts Friday
morning, August ..
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1918-12-26

Harvey Persinger, Campbellsburg,
Md.
PRESTON TATE. SCI ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST. WASH
INGTON. d. c.
Jesse i. Epperson. Pocahontas. Va
Oliver J. CARRIER. Timberville. Va.
Frank T. Rawlings. Annapolis, Md.
Frank l.. Wolf. Baltimore, Md.
John Wolf, Ewing. Va.
Paul Matt, Baltimore. Md.
Merriman l. Smith. Jarrettsville. Md.
Hammond Wiley. Cambridge. Md.
Paxter Winchester. Clifton Forge, Va.
James f. Carlton, Richmond. Va
Joseph Olcska, Baltimore. Md.
Brack Herndon, Swords Creek. Va.
Robert +. Pillow, Randolph. Va.
Bernard c. Repp. Clear Sprin, Nd.
Edward $. Roberts, North Holston, Va.
Wilmer Stevens. Trappe. Md.
+. w. Barnes, Spring Grove. Va.
George Creech. BlaCkwater, Va.
John II. Barker. Wicker switch, Va.
Arthur Clark. Front Royal. Va.
Michael Goodman. Baltimore. Md.
Emmett NJ. sheppard, Rice. Va.
Allen Wood. Durmid, Va.
Roy L. Dye. Swords Greek. Va.
Alexander ]. Pilock. Baltimore. Md.
F. w. Spangler. Schoolfield. Va.
George D. Streets. Baltimore Md.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1918-12-26
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
John VI. Carpenter. i3 years III Park road NV
Charles +. Huntington, A. GEORGETOWN Mospt
Albert A.. Ryan, g. National Homeo, HosDital
Helen B. Funk, q 1917 / St ne.
lille Stewart, g.. IS 2 st. ne.
Ada J. Humphrey. Ct. 7l3 st. ne
Alice Buseay A. SIS 18th ST. NV.
Virginia G. Floyd, 3. 357 l st. sw.
Daisy Shields. Q. Wash. Asylum HosuitaI
Joseph ID. Murray, q, 1909 st. NV.
Elton B. Donovan, D. Georgetown Hosnital
John N Dilley. 10. Walter Reed Hospital,
Joseph R. Linkins 3, Providence Hosuital
Adolph Anderson. 2. Wash. Asylum Hospital
VIM. ]. Laupe. q. St Elizabeth HOSPITAL,
Mozella Edwards, 80. 500 II st. NV.
Margaret Koran, IS. lll3 ith st. ne.
Helen NJ. Sullivan, TO- lis Mass ave NV.
Catherine HUFF. 70. 2 X st ne
Robert G. Bib. p, Garfield HosnitaI
Annie l. Murphy. 80 2s13 L st NV
Resale Tunis, 50. Providence HoapitaI
Sarah L. Iightfoot, rs, 2ls G 81 NV
Mary NJ Brannan, Il. l2A st. Sc.
EdWlna Z. Chamberlin, SO. The Wyoming.
Cora II, Walker, 10 go n. Y. ave NV.
August Beck. "a, Homeopathic Hospital.
Belle H. McClesry, 50, 2l7 | st. NV.
Edward ]. OConnor. 80, st. Elizabeth's Hospt.
Virginia Schader, mon, Children's Hospital.
COLcRED.
Lena Hall 49, Wash. Asylum Hospital
Minnie Coleman, 20 tuberculosis HospitaI.
Henry Moore. Al. Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Joseph p. Gilmore. 50, 1916 T st. NV
Hattie Dorsey. S. 2l25 L st. NV,
Frank Brown, 49, l05 " 81. NV.
Eugene Thomas, mon, 1902 st. Sc.
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Business Expansion Inevitable.

The President of the American
Manufacturers Export Association.
George Z. Smith, says in Everybody's
that America is doomed to disappoint-
ment in the coming commercial strug-
gle II she finds herself as unprepared
for 1t as she was for the military
struggle that recently ended in an
armistice. Mr.. Smith says: I'VE shall
have on our hands a vastly in
creased working force which will have
grown doubly efficient through the
high pressure of war work. This
working force must be used. To use
1t manufacturers must develop new
products. and to develop these new
markets must be found The develop
ment of a rich export trade is our
greatest safeguard against the dan
gers in the labor situation after the
war.
I'm the widespread decline in wages
and unemployment which may come
after the war we face in this country
the danger of social anarchy unless
the business rlen of the country pre-
pare to deal with these problems by
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1918-12-26
Entry Bookkeeping.

Ten miles north of Gloversville,
y. Y. in the Adirondacks. is a cross
roads store where odd Man" Madi-
gan. a native of the backwoods. has
done well these twenty years SELL
ing supplies to summer resorters at
lake nearby.
MadiEan likes children. is an eX-
pert whittier, owns fifteen dogs, has
always been a Democrat. is fond Of
raw eggs. and thinks the railroads
and the Unitarians are to blame for
all the hard times we've had since
1876. He has natural astuteness,
but never learned to read or write.
When ii Is necessary for him to sign
legal papers. he has to have some
body else mark a cross for him.
But Madigan has a unique system
of bookkeeping that enables him to
trust many of his customers and not
lose by it. He keeps his accounts in
strange hieroglyphics on the back
door. Each season he paints the
door white and thus has a new led
ger for the year
Richard LeGallienne, poet and pi-
rate-treasure hunter, spends an &C.
casional summer in the vicinity.
olAF NhS idSA ANNiilil LtSdllltUHc
dropped in at Madigan's store TO
learn how much he owed. Madigan
consulted the magic door.
"Y' owe me two dollars" he said.
for a grindstOne"
But l didn't buy any grindstone."
protested the poet. There must be
some mistake"
"Lemme look ag'in." said Madi-
gan. and he re-eXamined the record.
Yep. you're right" he corrected.
1T want a Erindstone. 1t was a
chez e"-CartoOns Magazine
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increasing their production and find
ing new markets for the new proc
ucts.
Americas business men are not en-
tIrely alive today TO this situation
They are not taking the personal and
definite interest IN export trade they
will be eventually compelled to take.
THE immediate necessity is TO
awaken the American business man to
a realization that to maintain his pres
cnt prosperity after the war he must
begin, here and now, to plan and pre-
pare for the eyitable in problems OF
tomorrow