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The Washington herald., 1918-12-30
WILSON, TIRED, SLEEPS In MANCHESTER
AFTER DAY OF OVATION IN MOTHERS Home:
GREETED BY VAST CROWDS DESPITE RAIN
Meets People in Carlisle
Who Knew Mother and
Grandfather.
8 JESS, ,WOODROW'S BOY
Visits Church Where An
cestor Preached and In
spects Maternal Home.

Carlisle, England, Dec. 2o.-This
quaint English border town, birth
place of the mother of the worlds
foremost champion of democracy
turned out en- masse today with
mingled pride and warmth OF well
come to honor Nellie Woodrow's S
boy"
President Wilson mixed with
the grandfathers and mothers OF
old friends and cronics and no
man returning to his old home, or
that OF his parents, ever received
such a demonstration.
Knew His 'Granddnddy."
A bent, feeble old man, Tom
Watson, 90 years of age, warmly
shook hands with the President
and wheezcd:
Bless you. sonny. I used to attend
Sunday school at your granddaddy's
kirk. l knew your mother when she
was only a wee mite OF a yellow
haired gal.
The famous Wilsonian smile was
never warmer than when he grasped
the old mans hand and shook it
vigorously.
"A daughter OF the late David Ham
ilton. who was a teacher at the Rev.
Mr.. Thomas. Woodrow's Sunday
school, presented to Mr.. Wilson an
original letter from her grandfather
to her father. written from Glasgow
October IS. 1855. prior to his depar-
ture for America
Mother Nearly Drowned.
The President was greatly inter
ested in the data. He told the story
of when his grandmother went to
Arserica Ia on< set the ED sssiing
shiys. HIS mother was then :
years old. She was standing on the
deck. holding on 10 a rope, when a
udden squall struck the ship, and she
was swung away out over the wa
ter.
Fortunately for me- said tine Pres
ident. "she hung on. and came
| through all right. l always fell a
! thrill at the naritation of the story
at what afterward might have beer
| involved"
General hearty laughter followed
| these remarks of the President.
The town is ablaze with flags. Car
J Isle put on its gala attire to welcome
its greatest offspring. The railroad sta
tion was besieged by a huge throng
that had gathered early in the morn
! ing. and tremendous cheers greeted
the President as he stepped from the
! train, which arrived promptly at 9:S
/ a. m.
Sees Ancestors Residence.
The mayor of Carlisle and the
mayoress headed a reception commit
tee which welcomed the President and
| his wife at the station. Mr.. Wilson
| inspected his grandmother's residence
and chapel and attended services in
the Iewther Street Congregations
| Church, where his grandfather used
to preach. The church was filled tC
! capacity, and many hundreds had tc
content themselves with standing out.
side and watching the President come
and go.
! 4 rousinE send of was given the
| President al the station when his train
left for Manchester at $50 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-30
Woman Nathan Hale Dies
To Stop Hun Food Supply
Caugh and Shot with Companion Last Spring
After Distributing 100000 Counterfeit
Bread Tickets Throughout Germany.

tire system of -four distribution and
recall ell outstanding tickets.
Somewhere in the archives of the
Secret Service at Washington is the
word missing" after a certain num-
Der which represents names of Rosa
Litzenauer and her compaDio0.
That word is the sole epitaph of
their heroism and devotion.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-30
Brazilian Naval Officer
Dies in N. Y. Apartment

New York. Dec. 29-Capt. Cozar
Augusta de Milo, commander of the
Brazilian battleship Sac PauIo, died in
his New York apartment Saturday
night of bronchial-pneumonia follow
ing an illness Of eleven days.
Capt de Milo. who was 45, was a
graduate OF the Brazilian Naval Acad-
emy, class of 80.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-30
Two Guns, Two Quarts
Liquor in Thieves Haul

Two revolvers and two quarts of
whisky was the booty secured by rob
berry of barber shop. at 1916 Four
teenth street northwest, reported to
the police by W. S. Maxwell. ilis s
street northwest. last night
Value Of the xlost goods was set at
The Washington herald., 1918-12-30
THE WEATHER:

Today-Fair. Tomorrow-Cloudy
warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday. ssi
lowest, 2s.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-30

CONTINUED ON FACE THREE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
Gil Weelemlncr al Ocn
gamIe YenliOnsforsniug

Som Soar pan 6oreIpsrgieI ira
|Tlere ifnl fer meooeIes, at Gait.
|9reoenlen og ieg, Der bar nonuont
til iommen meo 9asiereren 9uitor
Sebolm, at Opgere og foroele ans-
.fens Sn05olO, par hamlet ON bette
.ar6ei0e Der Onsoag Gftermi0Oa9
og Iorsoag i iioite llge, % oi fom
til bet 8eiultat, at TSoretingens
8pr6ier oeo RDtodr 1918 6eleb iig
til as Yrooent df toao bore Sno.
ifl0 meo Genter og Henters Geu.
ter efter 6 Brocent Oil0e 6aDe be.
lg6et rig til, on Der intet 6ao0e
p9ret u06etnlt I 9eniioner. De,
Der bar beodret Den Goeriigt o0er
Sn0ifu0oenes @er0i efter 8 og 6
Froeent, ion bleb lt6oelt oeO 2fars.
ms0et 1916, fan 0a let ieIp lloregne,
6Dor meget De fan oente.
8ioere fol meooeles, at Di pre-
Der paa at faa geitprelien for Ben.
.iionsfonoet til at ooerto9e bore
gpr0ipapirer til oface bnIlte"; oct
er 10 meget mere prnftiif emo al
Dem, ga Di alIige0el oenter,
at ale WeOlemmerne 9oar meO /
geniionsfonoet. Og ellers fun0e
bette 10 Iige iaa goot betale ocaI6"
for Dem fom noeen on6en. Sa9en
fan on oentes / Or0en, ioa mart
ben oigaaenoe 9eitpreGIe bsrer ira
geniionsfonoets geitpreIfe.
81. 30. Qn0erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

st 9iipemg0e. 8eo SIlltnm9en
al ct 9iIpemeoe / OiIo, 9tor9e,
.boori 9tiperne Snno6erg, 8ecfman,
8ietri6ion, Stoplen, SogneitoO %
Senien oeltog, Oe0tog man iil9.
g9ut6." felgenoe if0nne Senoen0eI-
be til oct rOrife airfefoIf: u5sr b
.gaar ira 9peranore eiter at 6aoq
paret ioriamleoe til 6orbanOlin9
ON &irfen5 AnIig9en0er, oil ri
gerne rette 0enne 6enoenoelie til
oct norife airfefolf. gfter alt, buao
|Di Ter, fo%reitaar Der dIDorlige og
|tlnge 8ioer for bort 2ano. 8i OPP
fororer oerior friitne Wf9nO oa
|aoinoer - 6Oer enfelt % iamlet
- til at beOe SUD ON at boIoe i'm
.@oan0 oDer os og gioe bort 6olf Ct
DomDgt Sin0 til i IflltO til bans
Almngt % 0oaoe at 9ennemfpn1pe
boo0 Der END maatte fomne, %
.itette bperanore I genii6igt 9roOer.
'ino og prIig Observation-Disclosures
.@nbper nloa title aroOet til ii0
'feIo. 8i ntoa oen0e tiLbage til
o@li6sfrpgt og 9esfombe0" = til
enflere 9iosoaner; itsrre An5Oars-
|fGIele, oDbere ariiten0om. d iaa
moo pi beoe ON, at ll0gon8en al
|6enne forfer0elige arig troOs ali
|moo bore, at &etf9r0igbeo og pa.
rig 6reo ieirer poa 5oroen, os Der
|fremitoor en- 9enfSot Sle8t, ionl
@l6 fam BRUCE til at itobe Ell M
6remti0, 9oori 6oIfene pan0rer !
|9riti 2ps og inobpr6es @nig6eo. a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

getontt ner aopitOlet. Sonlten ale
ne foiteoe $4,000. Soa bpggeoe
man ferit ct aapel, % iao en-
8reiteboIig, o9 enoelig ben tore
tiosmGsiige, oofre 9irfe, iom 6leo
for TO 2lar iioen. Sele &om-
.pIefiet Al 9pgninger fommer paa
omfrme $4,000.
Menigbeoen moatte lame Sen.
.ge, og 9r. &aralo IborIon launte
Menigbeoen $4,000, 6ptlfet unOer
Smitenoig6e0er Dor Ell meget Itor
I9ipIp for ben. Sr. s.. Iboron,
Iiom for ca. to 2tor ii0en BAR meget
Iipg, betroeOe mig iom en- 9emme-
IIigbeO, at ban / fit 8eitamente bao-
I0e tpnft at gore noget for Reni9-
I6e0en. Gfter Snmtole meO 5borion,
Iiom 10 paa Ioo mauge Maaoer bar
Ioit lin 8eIpilIie ooer for Dor Cir
Ife, erfIereoe ban Jig oiIIig til, pao
Ifgrite Sllleoag gernem mig at efter-
lqtpe Menigbe0en $4,000 al Dc
100000, og at oe reiterertoe $4,000
Tfltloe gaa til ct. Saul 9oipital. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

5aaroe Si0er for Misiionen. Der
meo0eles i oct iuenife 8Go6 oau.
quit ON Borboloet / Snoien, bbor
ipenife Nfisiionerer bar ooerta9ei
2eOeIien of tpif Wiisiionsarbei0e,
og Iaa ifribes ser 81. a.:
ia Bait. Reuogrffer ben 28.
OCTOBER mo0tog $4,000 for arbei-
oct pao ben tioligere greflummis-
fions Self, ifreo ban: De er til.
freosItillenOe og ~glnoeligt at meo-
belle ON MoOtngelien al en- iaa0an
Sum for Oenne Maisiion. Ju fan
leg betale oe reiterenOe 9snninger
oe gar 0esuoen nof for arbejoets
Drift | nogle Mnane0er. Oct 9ar
pRret bierteifRrenoe at ie De fat.
tige og inOfeote tro Qr6eioere lioe.
Seq bnr 6eIt neo Dem al min 26n,
ioo langt Set bar mdlist. 5lere al
arbei6erne Dor icret Seres Inaa
5orraoo af alnOer for at f6be Ris-
GRIM"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

4ngaaenoe bore fpre gr9itebro.
Der gait. s. q. Senens Iii.
itono Ter ri os / Stano til eiter
~poalioelig &iIoe at me00eIe: at8of.
loren paa 9oIpitalet / @5icago,
boor pi tioligere meooelte at ban
bar inoIagt, fife enornl bar uotalt
Jig ON, 6pao bans Spgoom er. Ren
8aitSenien taber 5eitanoig / 8pgt,
fpfler mirrore, emo oa ban Dor 9iem-
me, ioper ogiaa fun li0t, og BEN I'M
oerIige 4lse pIoger bam fremoeles.
gan frDgteOe for, at 6ois Der life
mart ifete 6oran6ring, oilOe oct
life bare lenge, fgr bans ii0ite
4raft bar gnoet. = 8enner, oenne
Dor 8roOer trenger til Dor ierlige
5orbsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

S Ser. Sml. Tor 20. 6s. fri
per a0en o. airfes" 5ormanO
o8oit. ammentorp meo6eler ira
Seattle, @dIb., at 9Irbei0et gaar
goot.' RenigbeOen 9or for mDlig
boI0t en- lille Set / Nnle0ning al,
at Den fit i'm airfelo6 u6betalt.
Dion bren6te ben betulte Mortgnge.
Goooen far toItet omfring oeo
$4,000. Menigbeoen FAR Oulgt 7
M9n0 til at uoarbeioe 8lan og
ffaffe 8enge til en- @irfe, og nan
baaber til npite Sui at baoe egen
Strife at iamles l."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

paa @rln0 al De itore Samnenilllt.
ringer iom iii Gels er ifet o. til
Gels er UNDER 6orbere0eIie
loromanOenes iioite CONNER, og
/ 9ooember 1918 General Gonci.
lets, General SpnoOs o. Den foroe-
neOe 5DnoOe | SpOen. Oct oiloe boz.
beflageli9t,' ON en- eneite aioeling
al oisie itore SDnooer oiloe title
iig | 8eien for en- Sammeiihitning,
iom oil btorage til at %gennemfsre
oct ma9tise Bro9ram til at bpese
ct lutberIf 8ion / 4merfa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
San De ftriffe?
Striffer Sc?
Striffer Dc, aft bbaO De fan?

8eO De, at en6oer imtriffet, ulOeu
@enitnuo, Sc giper Oct Rsoe aors,
fan bnDe afgsrenbe getDoning for
en- Soloots Selbreo, ia 2fp2
8ore SoIoater frpierl
timber fi6ite aliloebslge fit man.
ge SoIoater oeres Eren frosne -
nogIe Here ftriffeoe Stormbiier fun.
De bobe bin6ret Oct.
Gingebetnn6elie er grltful6t ITO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

On itor Slilegaoe. Zen norife
airfes" 5ormnno Bait. s. @.Stub,
ffriper | n2utberaneren": n8or
norff lutberife Menigbeo | ct .BoltI,
fom | en- Marrnfte bap6e fin Sir.
be poa Gnnoon Street, anitaffeoe
fto for Inngere 1io iioen en- gpg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
SOmfrugerne
Ooeriat % inoien6t al 9nit. q. 9.
9lnoerietl, Chicago.

adret 1917 bar bpret al oOer.
o~roentlig itor 9etpOnin9 for Den
.lntberife airfe % life blot paa
al De itore gteformationsie.
tier, iom | anleonine Of 40s9tars
SyiibiInet er bIepen bolot oper belle
2an6et og oper belle 8er6en til
for ariger, men ogiaa ierlig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

@n Ifsn g}Utaarsga0e. Menigbe-
oerne oe0 Maion gitp og Sa3aro,
gtebry bar foreret 0eres Breit,
8oIt. 6. $. St6miot, en- M a1to-
mobil i Gsptaar5gaoe: Oct er iiffert
ct llotrpf for, at De gerne pil ie
8reitefamilien ierOes ibIanOt Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

IStriffepinOe % ~itriffeOe, iom oct
forlanges. - Seq peo anore, Der
I'll ingen 9}ptte. 6ar giort 5lroiigeIie
moo gait6enertuaen@ - Der er
neot til at pore 3e9ler - % oct
Gegler. iom fplBes = ior at faa
no9enIlnoe poaliOeli9 @nsartetbeO
lt0 al ArbeIOet ira ioa mango Sls
iinoe Wfenmeifer. - 8i ifon0inaoiife
abinoer bsr goa / 5piOien - life
aIene meo Senipn til arbeioetS aoa-
litet % MGn90e, me ogiaa ! Den
intelligence 5orltoaelie, JONI ger,
at Mfenneifer, Der flnOe o9re Sc
0ere, blioer De a~lIerbeOite Qtenige,
foroi De foritaor @eroien at at lgf.
te i Slot og = ior Sage1s SfDlo
+ fan ie bort ira 0eres perionIi9e
Snteresier, ia en0ogioa ira Oeres
egen ooerIe9ne Gioen.
0e, Der fan, ber gfOe baaoe@arn
% grbeiOe.
De, Der fan gtoe Garnet, men
fife arbei0et, ber gre oct.
Ge, Der fan gi0e 9(rbei0et, men
life Garnet, ber gore oct. @ieoe
aors oil gioe Dem 8arnD.
De, Der fan u0fere arbeibet,
men life oioe oct, bbr tiGbpoe iio.
Change beIitoaenoe 4merifanere
6etragter oct iom ct 9ripilegium
At iaa Sop til at betale for arbcioet
/ ianoanne 5iliploe. Bio pore Dan.
ife &i9mpno % ali16er piloe foJge
6fSempIet.)
Get roe 9ors / Amerifo er mo
self / o0iofiionS" iom omfotter
fIere 5tater, oisie igeu / .G5ap-
tiers" meo 9ontorer / Sc itsrre On.
CT. Chapters ino0eles igel i Bran
o3eS" % tr9hiriIiaries". - Gran
o5es it1res al abmiteer % lluoer.
omiteer Iigeiom Chapters, fun at
beres 0mraa0e er mere begrpnieoe,
g De iorterer ulOer ct eaer anoet
66opter. auriliories or cn0nu
ninOre @rupper Der / 9pen iao.
mnIigt pna 10 DteoIemmer).
Der er neppe 1loget SteO paa
9an0et ior lille ior en- allriIiarD
De itsrre, oonIfe SettIements bur.
De baoe Branches, boor De life al
lereOe bar oct. - s De itore 9Der
er oct prnftif for gomerne i iani-
me OmgangsfreoS at iIaa iig Jam.
men ON en- aiiriIliorp, iom msoes
letter Eur 9os De io%rifellige Mteo.
lemmer; ben, Ser bar beoit 3io,
eaer forifeIIige eiter Iur, fan iao
ufleDere ar6eioet for Dem alIe ialnt
6ente npt @arn, npe SnitrufIer
10. T.. b. Oct ipnrer ar6eioet boa6e
for 8omerne ielo og Tor Rsoe
aors.
Sltt Gem iammen % ifrip, Ell.
Ter Lao ct al Deres MeoIemner
beige nermeit Chapter.
Suis Der ingen er, eQer Sc life
fenoer oct, ioa ifrio til:
9linerican Ge6 Grosi Sea6quorter,
8ui9ington, .. 6.
8be Chicago G6npter err:
Ga Gait @ai6inoton ct,
Chicago,
bDor Der iin0es en- imponerenoe
SamIina Hs0e aors aOntorer.
6or at gipe en- Soc ON Be enor.
me Wiosier, Der tranges til, IfoI
ie9 ngone, at Chicago Chapter ale
ne ira oen 10. til ben 81. 9eoD. incl.
ien6te 1886 itriffe0e @eniton6e til
8ranfri9 foruoen 8lliin6er ai andre
8ftg, iom SoipitaIslinne6, 5or.
binoiager, SltlepoIer, ale0er oIu.
De SoIboter, Der m~o6tn9eS, eaar
boOeOio9elia til 6ranfrie, boor imo6
andre itriffeoe @enitanOe melt gaar
IL 2eirene fer / 0an0et.
Chicago, Sillen 1917.
5ngeborg 3. Barrier.
9(nore Blade annloOes ON
Il Saeens Snteresie at opta9e
openltanenoe.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

Oct paa os. 9tu ifal oct pie 1tg,
ON oetS oooptere0e 8ern bar BET
rette 9arneiiu0 o~oerior oct.
&i maa oIle 9gre alt, bpao ri
fam = Strifning er ior gie-
bliffet u69et at oct uigtigite, ri
&pin0er fan ggre.
9ar 0e Jet De amerifanife aoin.
Der itritfe? =
De fleite bar Iert oct M, % De
litriffer meiIommeligt MSaife for Mu-
Ite - men - De triffer, og
2oelie ger Nteiter. = oct er be-
un0ringsoproigt - sc Dem i
ISporpogne, ! alltomobiIer, SeIifu-
Der, Seatre, 6oreninger = ia, emo
ogiaa 9o9er i Operoer beitan-
Ioigt itriffenoe. =
5orleOen Aften fout ieg til ct
ISiem pao Roroiioen for at mas
Iiere en- ltrg 8ige; bun ioO / Sen-
Igen % itriffeOe, mems bun oenteOe
pad mig. - Seq ioa pna Or
6eioet: en- Stormbue. - Seq bar
Iooet at faa 10 ierOige paa in9en
lGio, for Sol0aterne frpier," iagOe
BUN. o5eg troe0e. Scr ble0
Iitriffet iaa meget?" gSa, men
life npr nofl - 9angt, Iangt ira
nofl GafiigeIes6a9en baooe
Or. og Qfrs. Is. en- Sacfie I'll
Mi60ag; 6ans oar ira Seras. D
ipur9te, ON BAN bar o%elforiDnet
meo itriffe0e Eager, og Ban iorto-
te iaa, at Ben ySpeater", Ban baOOe
poa, 6oo0e ban Ieiet for Is Cts.
Iuf en- anoen Sol0ot.
Rel De baren6nu lang
ira alt, boo0 be be96oerl"
De oonife 4oin0er, Der oar l9rt
at itriffe / oeres 9ornoom, fan
itriffe Is @ange iaa meget paa
iamme 3i6. - 0fen ger Sc set
1ulfe? =
8sr De set? =
SoiS Ge fife bar giort oct biotil,
ioo tag tat nu, Der er ingen 9iO
at ipiI0el =
9eres Arbej0e er ns0oenoigt
Iior Soloaterne, og oct er oeiligt
lat feIe, at ri life Ien9ere er blot
ueliete @niter,' men at Oi bar
9arneret, ia enoogina 9arnets 5or.
pligteIier eoer for 9iernmet.
Soloaterne gtoer oeres 2io ior
bette Stem, maaife Be fonrmer
igen. moaife De bIiper Der i
5oert 6nI0 giper 6e ct Stpffe al
0eres SIM - @r oct 0o Tor
me8et .ior os, Der blioer til6oge, at
l3ere bua0 0i fan, for at ben Sio
meO lime ulnogoaeIiee Sdpn %
lime tun09uoelige 5arer fan 6Iioe
ian taaleli8 Jon mili9t poa Oe
Omraa6er, boor pi fan 6iGIpe2 -
l1Sor 2iebliffet be0es Ser ON Strif.
ming. - 9egeringen Ieperer fun
l~tnffornen % a~lmin6eligt muItin.
itriffet ~llnoertsi. = 5 5ilio I'll
auinoernes @iGlp 5nr 9s6e aors
paata9et Zig at leoere De ne6pen-
I6ige itriffeoe Sn9er, Tom Golfer,
Smenters, M%uifeofier, Storm6uer
og 6nlsterfIe6er, = men De fan
life itdffe nof, u6en at allie
&uin6er 9sr ait, boa6 De eo.
ner.
Scr De 0et?
2qs ont6pggeligt R6oe 4ors Ae9.
ementet ior Strffning oe f6lg oct!
Oct er Militerarbeioe % maa
lgsres me6 militer Nasjo9tigbe0. -
@pis Nrbeioet er tbrlt9eligt, bli.
Der oct fosieret, men fasieret ar.
I6ei6e er ct Spifo al garOier: Or.
'bej0e ipil0t - MaterioIe pilot -
Offerpiaig6e0 og qGrbeiOs8In0e
.ipilot. -
Ter er ingen iom life fan
gore BET rigtigt, 0 m be oil = %
Der gnIOer oct noget at piIIef
= s fsrite @effe geloer oct at
.biplpe, Door Siplpen tiltren8es
men 6ernpit err oct ogian Dpro at
.tpnfe paa, at ri iom 8olf og iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

ct ar6eioe fom Oct, Der oDenior
.opforOres til, fan maaife ipnes ben
enfelte u~betp0eli9t. Waen ri oil gore
.opmGrbom paa en- treioloig. 9e.
.fDoning: /. Oct fan biGlpe til at
pprne ON bore Sol6aters 9el6reo,
2 ON on life Bar en- Ssn, en- 81
iter eaer en- aereite me0 I 9rigen.
iaa fan 6u fna en- Irsie e0er ct
Bar Strsmper meo, % oct gioer
Dig perfouIi9 5~nteresie / Den
itore ger0ensfnmp, 3. o8 oct er
life al minOit 8etponing for Col.
oaten, at fan pna ben Naoaoe faar
leoenoe % bnon0oribeligt 9eDis for,
at ieLo 2anoets 9ninoer er meo
/ ben aoutp, Fan gaar / Spioien l..
Om noget fam tiene til at itprfe og
opboloe bans Woo, iaa er inaoan
Deltagelie ffiffet 6ertil. Heo.
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- s ferite @effe gploer oct at
lbjelpe, Door 8iplpen tiltr9nges IT.
men 0ernpit err oct ogiaa Opr0 at
'tpnfe paa, at ri iom 6olf og iom
ISn6ioi6er mao bppOe Dor Stil.
ling / bette BET itore 8olfeitpones
IQan0.
Sfan0inauiife aoinoer. Ser gar
Iftriffet Slpgt efter Slegt -
bsr life iton tiI6age for Dem, Der
Ifsrit MI lprer oct. Dlen bar
l7e fife Iprt BET f6r, eller er De
life fiffer paa, at 7e foritaar
|Negferne, Ioa gaa til R6oe aors,
|oe far Qprerinoer.
Wonife nogle, meO mig, pil for.
|bnnies oper, Ina Lit oct ifal npre.
= Seq foriegte at gsre S~n6ii9elie,
men oct err yOrore ira @nIbington"
bboreiter yolle peofommen6e Jig
baper at rette." - Taa, ioa an.
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
GINeLEs' JINGLEs
THE FIELDS OF CORN.

AS we beat 1t back in memory
to the fields of waving corn, to
the time our senses used to reel
and rock, when we thought of
how we'd have to work, of how
we'd have to drudge fore we got
that bloomin' fodder in the
shock. We don't linger long, be-
lieve me. we just pull the bell
AID chug. to our memories OF
the past we say adieu. we prefer
the cheerful present. we are liv-
ing in the now. thus with what
has passed with no appeal-we're
through. 'Tis the pleasant recol-
lections that we aim to coax
around, 'tis the bright and pleas
ant moments we have spent. that
awaken in the mental field a
train of thoughts that cheers.
that will help to make us happy
and content. But we sometimes
beat 1t back again to fields of
waving corn, and to say the
least-it fiercely rocks the boat.
when again we drudge and labor
carting fodder TO the shock.
just a dream-but one that al
goat. >IS. o.srStfA
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
oRDwAY, CROWLEY COUNTY, CoLoRADo
CANTALoUPE SHIPMENTS

S. A. Gerard & Co. shipped 343
car loads of cantaloupes from the
Crowley county district this season.
OF this number there were 259 cars
of honeydews and "a cars of pink
meats.
The last car load was shipped on
Wednesday of this week and this firm
also shipped car load Of onions
the same day.
John Amicon Bro. & Co. shipped a
total of A car loads of melons from
Ordway and rs cars from Swink.
This makes a total output of canta-
loupes from this district 3S7 cars.
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
WHY THE CAR SHORTAGE

Hundreds of tons of alfalfa hay are
in the fields. baled ready for ship
ment, but there are practically no
cars. Why this condition.? 1t is
stated that competitive points with
the Santa Fe are getting what cars
they need, but Ordway, Crowley, Su-
gar City and Olney Springs, and for
that matter, other non-competative
points, are unable to get cars.
This condition will probably be
remedied. A protest has been sent
from Ordway to the Director General
of railroads. The protest will doubt
less be needed.
AS result of the conditions here,
there is serious state of affairs ex-
:sting, and unless better care is taken
of the situation loss will be suf-
fered
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
BEET HARVEST is ON

The harvest of the sugar beet crop
is under way and the factory COM
menced slicing beets on Thursday of
last week. The first week of the work
was handicapped little on account Of
the hay and tomato crops being yet
in the field and some silos to fill.
The acreage this season is about
1900 for this district. The stand is
poor in most places but the beets are
good sized and the sugar content is
good. The beets are earlier in the
Sugar City district than they are here
on account of the farmers there hav-
ing Lake Henry water last spring.
There is another beet dump in use
this season, one having been erected
at Croft, between Sugar City and
Ordway. 1t is late model steel
dump
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
THE REAL STACKER

@ ,al Stacker is the man who
admits hat he is able to buy more
be 'han he has bought, but who
"A whats the use," when he
ca all he wants to make up
HI Gota later at 95 cents on the
dolil This man holds off to leech
o. 'he poor man who in his eager
ne 70 help and because of his pa
trio 70 Gpirit buys few more bonds
tina ho fan carry and must of neces-
sit y sell some later at a sacrifice.
h'8 sort of man is not far dis
tance In fact he has been in Ord
way of recent date and boasted that
he bought bond in Colorado Springs
whore he resides so he could get one
of the buttons and thus not be pest
cred. lie is worth at his own state
mont half million dollars. He has
la~d in this county, east of Ordway
He is the guy who stated to some of
the campaign workers here that the
interest rate was too low, and that
he could put his money out at bet
ter rate. He is not only pro-German,
but he is a traitor and his money
should be conscripted.
This man would permit the men
and women less able. to buy the bonds
and then gather them up at a dis
count. which added to the interest
would make the investment little
nearer what he. in his money-grab-
bing. blood-sucking, miserly soul
thinks he should have. The quicker
such man sells his land in Crowley
county the better off we'll all be, and
the quicker he dies the better off the
nation will be.
Contrast this man with the one or
rented farm west of Ordway who
bought a thousand dollar bond anC
then ask yourself II 1t is right tina
this "leech" be permitted to get ava,
with his slackerism.
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18
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The Ordway new era., 1918-10-18

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