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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
Rising Fawn, Ga.

/ .Sbrciai 10 hE Ne7oS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips, of
Rising Fawn, entertained the
young people here Saturday night
with a party, having a large at
tendance. and good time was
reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Smith were
shopping in Chattanooga Friday.
Miss Ruth Allison, who has
been employed in Chattanooga
for some time, spent Sunday here
with homefolks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Allison.
The Valentine social that was
postponed, was given Tuesday
night in the Masonic hall. Ev-
eryone present had a nice time.
Those from Rising Fawn at
tending the Patriotic Rally" in
Trenton, Ca, Friday, Feb. %. in
honor of our first president, Geo.
Washington. were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Nc
Mahan, Misses Mae Hale, Sarah
Hale, Lille Smith, Ida Bostrum.
Ethelene Hale, Margaret Hen
derson, Mary Henderson. Louise
Smith, Grace Cureton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Cureton, and sever
al more, of which were our Rev.
J. A. Henderson and DR.. Mittle-
ton and family. The 18th Inf.
Band from Camp Forest furnish
ed lots of good music and dinner
was served at noon, but it didn't
look very "Hooverizing" to watch
everyone eat.
Punch" Smith, son ofMr. and
Mrs T. F. Smith, has returned
home from school, and has now
gone to Birmingham to accept a
position.
Misses Emma and Bessie Pick
lie, of Chattanooga, spent the
weekend with their parents, here.
Miss Lucille Mittleton, a stu
dent of Chattanooga High School,
spent the weekend with friends
and homefolks.
Miss Stella Bryson and brother,
Jennings. spent Sunday in Rising
Fawn with friends, but returned
to Chattanooga Sunday night.
Mrs. T. F. Smith, who suffered
a broken arm Jan. IL, during the
icy weather, is improving fast,
Gladys Tatum and Oracle Hale
were shopping in Chattanooga
Saturday.
Bert Smith, who is employed
in Chattanooga, spent Sunday
here with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonnie Smith.
The letter from Rookie to
Nav" of last week was the best
ever. Come on, whoever is writ
ing it, for it is very interesting.
Wonder how Uncle Tom Smith
of Whitwell, is by now.
Goodbye until next week.
Dixie.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
LONG BOY

He was just long lean country gink
From way out west where the hoptoads wink;
He was six feet in his stocking feet,
And kept gettn' thinner tn more he d eat;
But he was as brave as he thin,
When the war broke out he got right in,
Unhitc- ed his pillow, put the mule away
Then the old folks heard him say
Chorus.
Good be MAJ goodbye pa goodbye mule with your ole heeha
may not know what the wars about
But you bet by gosh, I'll soon find out;
An oh, my sweetheart don't you fear,
I'll bring you king for a souvenir,
I'll get you Turk and Kaiser, too,
An that's about all one Teller could do
One pair of socks his only load
When he struck for town by the old dirt road;
He went right down to tn public square
And fell in line with the soldiers there
TIL sergeant put him in uniform,
His gal knit mits fer to keep him warm
They driPd him hard they drilld him long,
Then he sang his farewell song.
Chorus.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
Jacks Christmas Present.
kxsssssesssss3sssssssssse$

You may talk of being cheated
Sing of being badly treated,
In your haste, in your haste.
I've received Christmas present
That is any thing but pleasant
To my taste, to my taste.
Well, got little brother,
Never teased to have another,
But he's here, but he's here.
They just went ahead and bought him
And today tue doctor brought him,
Wasn't that queer, yes very queer.
When heard the news from Polly,
Then l thought it very jolly,
Can't you see, don't you see?
supposed I could 60 and got him.
And then mama course would let him
Play with me, play with me.
And when | had once looked at him,
Then said my sakes, is that him."
just that mite, tiny mite.
They said, YES dear. Isn't he cunning"
And l thought that they must be fun
ming.
He's sight, such sight.
Alb, he isn't worth dollar,
All be does is cry and boiler,
More and more more and more.
Won't sit up, you can't arrange him.
l don't see why pa doesn't change him
At the store, at the store.
Now we've got to dress and feed him,
And we really didn't need him
More'n frog, more'n frog.
But they'll buy baby brother
When they know I'd good deal ruther
Have dog, have a dog.
Whitwell, Tenn. W. M
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
Water Layne

Walter Layne, son of Dick
Layne, of Ebenezer, died in camp
last week of spinal meningitis.
He was one of Marion's drafted
sons, and the family were form
erly residents of this place. The
body was brought to the valley
Tuesday for interment.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
FIVE years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you will see
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi.
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By all Druggists. 76c.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
at SURE DOES THE WORK

Mrs. w. II. Thornton, 1923 w. 10th
St., Little Rock, Ark, writes: my lit
tie boy had severe attack OF Group and
i honestly believe he would have died
IL it had not been for Foley's Honey and
Tar l would not be without it at any
price, as it sure does the work" Best
remedy known for coughs, colds, whoop-
ing cough. Sold Everywhere.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
Dallas, Texas.


| have just returned from Ar
lington and Denton, Texas. |
left at 2 p. m. Saturday, 23rd.
T. S. Bracken met me at the sta
ton with his Brico and few minu-
ties later we were out at his home
five miles from Arlington, not
being very stout | was very tired;
and glad to get where l could rest.
Sunday morning we all attended
church and felt much better by
doing so.
Monday morning at 9:15, Tom
and Mrs. Della Odell, one of his
married daughters, Miss Callie
Bracken, Archie Bracken, and |
loaded into the Brisco and started
to Denton County. SIS miles north,
to visit our cousin, Mrs. Sefronia
Curry. At 11:30 a. m we got to
Lewisville, Texas. We stopped
there for rest and to get our
dinner. We left Lewisville at /.
p. M, and had about 20 miles to
go to finish our journey. We ar
rived at Archie Cury's at about
3 p. M, where we expected to
find our cousin, but she was at
another of her sons. We went on
there and after dividing our crowd
we took Cousin Sefronia and came
back to Harvey Cury's and spent
the night, leaving Mrs. Odell,
Miss Callie and Archie to spend
the night with William Curry.
We enjoyed the visit and it would
be hard to find a place:where one
would enjoy a visit and be better
entertained than with Harvey
and his good wife, Beulah. AS
l had some very important bust
ness to see to in Dallas, / had to
leave my friends and relatives
and get back to Dallas. When |
got here and went to the post
office to get the papers that were
requiring my attention | unlock
ed my box and they were not
there, and now it is twenty four
hours later and they have not
come yet.
should secure the service of a
big-footed negro or a mule to
practice kicking on and use me
for the kicking block for leaving
a place where l was having such
a nice time to attend to business
that the other fellow has neglect
ed to do his part, but such is life.
was very sorry to see the &C
count of the death Of my old
chum of boy-hood days and a very
dear friend Of manhood days,
w. C. Moore. He was a good,
clean, christian citizen, one that
will be missed by his home, his
church and county. He is another
good man gone, and his family
has our heartfelt sorrows for
their loss. We should not mourn
for one that is transplanted in the
happy home that God has prepar-
ed for them that is faithful to the
end.
We are having nice, spring
weather now. Buds are putting
out and grass and vegetation are
bidding winter farewell and put
ting on their green garb that al
ways looks so cheerful at the
close of winter. Farmers are
planting corn. There is to be a
big crop of corn planted, also the
potato crop is being enlarged.
rhe farmers all seem to up with
heir work. If they can keep al
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce LES
LIE r. DARR, of Jasper, as candidate
for State Senator, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party in primary
Thursday, August /, 1918.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
A SHORT BUT STRONG STATEMENT

Women with backache, rheum attic
pains, sore muscles, stiff joints or other
symptoms of kidney trouble should
read this statement from Mrs. s. G..
Small, Clayton, ". M: Foley Kidney
Pills have done re more good than all
other medicines" They strengthen
weak kidneys and Danish sleep-disturb-
ing bladder ailments. Sold Every
where.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Nj. r.
JACKSON as candidate for reelection
as sheriff OF Marion County, subject TO
the will of the Democratic party.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07

7. W. Buckner, who is located
at Buckner. ILL.,. orders the News
for SIX months. 50
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07

Rainy Turner made trip to
Battle Creek today.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Following are the fees for announcing
for the various offices in the
coming election. In every instance enc
Aalf the fee must be paid before an
is published, balance after
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

klelie til glSi. 9Sreis iagoe Oar.
Jteoens, at ban berrteoe mart at
retllrnere TIL 9tuslaro for at poe
9iitano / &eorgoniiationen al ben
rlisitIfe Sernbane Communication
San moOiag0e 9ipgtet ON, at ban
piloe reiie tiIboge til gltnerifa
Scr. Steoens betrogter ben rusIi-
ife Sitltation ionl en- OF De oigtiglte
! 8er0en San iagoe:
oDen pusiiIfe Sitltation er tire.
iolo pigtig, Iom ben itpolperer 9fe-
tltrneringen of 100000 tpIfe og
6itri9Ife tienitOp9ti9e SolOater og
bDoer llbegrenIe0e OtllligbeOer ior
tplf Orguniiering al rlisiiIfe &es.
iouroer o9 Daan0sltprfe. = 9tus-
lono er for Sioen / en- fontplet
faotiif Gilita1o, gennemtrGngt al
Den iniloelte tDIfe eBropagau0a.
Site oeito ntinore tror ieg, at 6ler-
tallet al 5olfets be0re Dom Oil
gre fig enloeitoe, 'aa oct life pil
lpffes 5pIflano at ilittte lS9nfreo.
Soooan 6reS fan life iGitttes, Der
Iom 6e 9llliereoe prontpte D0er be.
res SieGp og Singerpe9. Marfrpa'
liIterne, fom mi er pe6 Goret, er
langt it9rfere eno olnrinoelig an
taget. 3 Ell boilfeulonlbelit trent
tf6ig Organization moa Wearhndli'
iterne tages / 9etragtning o9 be-
banoIes rigtigt." : Slutteli9 Tag
De Scr. StepenS:
,,9yffe for ct 9ieblif ber oe
9lfliere6e minoife oeres Spntpati
eller Sinlp, De bsr oerin1o0 fir.
0oble 0eres 9eltrebeller. Den beo-
lite lStemning i gnslanO er meo
os, men Spsrgsnnalet er, boorleoeS
pi ffal eioe poa en- faooon 0eaooe,
at ri be6oIoer Den intelligente
alasies Snmpnti og moooirfer
tGf ,ynoilpoclie. gi oil inoerligt
beoe De 9(lliereoe om fife at itrnffe
oct rlisiiife fsolf, Der elifer oereS
9ono, life opeioe Dem til Tpiferne.
- @i qaar tilboee og oil bliOe Der,
Ioo Ipnae nj fnn poe oct rilsiiife
isolf Siplp."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
Re9elinseu ouertaser
9riIten af Sanoets
,Jernbaner.

&dlbington, .. s., 27. Dec.
Brplioent g8illon uolte0te i @oar
EN- sgroflmmation bborpe0 ban, i
araft al iin 4ri9smDnoigbeo, ooer-
tager ollie Son0ets aSernbaner ira
og ne0 Sre0ag Deiooag. 6innns-
ntiniiter Wtcgl0oo lt0ngofles til @e-
nerol0ireftgr for Sernbanerne, Ell
Stilling, Iom / 6orbinoelIe meo
GSbnansnriniiter ter-@ntbeoet oil gsre
bam TIL Den nlegtigite Wfano i
.Sonoet neIt eiter Breiioenten. gre-
Iioent Q9ilIon Oil / ct 9ltoitab op.
forOre @ongresien til at Oe0tage
EN- 2uu, iom goranterer 9anerne en-
gaettoinotegt, iom i boert enfelt
Silfploe ioarer TIL ben gennem-
initlige geettoinotegt i tre 9lar
forlt0 for 80. Slmi 1917.
SSernbonerneS aonliniltratipe Gbei
ltnoer Oecglooo oil blipe Sobn lSfel-
ton 8tlliams, ben mloprenoe' 'Gontp-
troller'.
,Sfent 0tr. 8illiants geapn fife
npones / Den ionnelle &llnogerel-
lie, iom bleo lDlteot i oct SOioe
SOUS / 9lftes, uotales oct ira b6jt
Sol6, at ban piI blioe Sern6aner-
mes erefutioe Gbef.
Syiglge 8rGIiDentens sProfIa-
m1tion fomner fglgenoe til at 9en-
bore llnoer Iigoeral 8ontrol:
9[le 2on6ets eSernbaner, ontfot-
|tenoe 10000 0dl 9inier, opro-
lat til $t70O0,000,000.
9lGe 0anlpIfibslinier meo Sttbe
pua apiten, SnOiper eller 5loOer.
2lae 6ernlinaIer, Sernlinalfom-
pagrtier og Germinaliorenitger.
Bltllmantonlp09lllets SI0oeoo9fe
og .Salonpogne.
8acfernss % an0re i5irmaers
pripnte SSernbanelinier.
9(ne 9anoets Observation-Disclosures
og Pafbuie,.
Q(ae 9anoet5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
og lGelefonlinier.
Se itore @agcr ifal ueoiGttes.
gn Of Oe ierite Iing, iom 6or'
6lutosregeringen Dil ioreta8e Jig,
naar Sen aI. II I 9tor9en ooerta.
aer 0riften al 9an0ets Sernbaner,
6lDer at ne0ipte De Itore @o8er,
iom MI betaIes Sern6anerc6eferne,
og i nogen @rao at ior6sie 9ennen
for Serrlbanefolfene
sSernbaneeierne bar erpleret ll9
ttlfreoie me0 6enne Orouing og oil
nrbeioe trOiait ionlmen meo Siege
ringen for ct goOt 9feiitltat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
-7--~-1(,l~-(s~-@s-|~l@l1~|7 =
BORT enet Innn.

@n 9qnngoe 6iif onttommer nm
Der Siell poo De ina Src'scr og
Danlme / Omesnan al G.nona,
Ninn. De par fonlmet oerino, oa
@annat too bpit ~ fuaSe lite
etoa,re bort. oa 8aroet innf. San
fom oct fci9a l}eir . Ser, og
fSslqen bier at De fualteS.
4reiioent @ilIon fplber 81. $50
Ibington 9. G., 80. Dec. Breli'
bent g8ilIon ipIote | Soar 81 aar.
BrgIioenten tflbrngte Dogen ganlte
Iom almin6clie. Sele 0agen igen-
nem ltrenlmeoe ser 9pfsuifningste-
learanrnrer og 9reoe mo TIL oct
Sbioe GUS.
gs. $. Brioe, iom bor ner Asper-
pont, 90. 0af., opoageoe en- Gag,
ot flere al bans 5efreatlirer par
6leoct forgiftet peo at eoe enltlage,
geo en- nprmere llnoeriegelie nilte
oet iig, at Der oar itrset BARRIER
grsnt oe slrienif | 5ooeret ! en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Jan.
2nd, 1918 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.
2on0on, y. Dec. - Ooer 300
0eeolenlrner al oct tpife O6inoritets-
SocialiIt.garti arreitereoes S5llleaf.
ten al De tpife militere 9llltoriteter,
iii. en- 3iiricb- Depeobe, iom Bire
leis 4reis uogao Dag. = 6elgen.
Oe 9Irreiteringen al 0tinoritets 20.
cioliIter / Seln % 8arlsrltbe Ior'
nplig ioretog De militere 9llttorite.
ter ct itort 9lntnl glrreIterillger
Syldediten i 0tiinfen, Srantflrt,
9eipIig, giugoeburg, 0iisielOorb
geiirn6ur1 OortnltnO, 9asIel,
Wfann6em, Diains, aoburg, Dalis.
burg, 8arnitoOt og @otba. Ooer
|300 Ueinorite $. Socialiiter % oeres
lofe.e 2eoere rreitereAes i De neon
te 8Der. On, be ttoltlere glrrelte'
rinaer al Dtin0~itets sSociallter |
Reln % 4orlsrube er oes 'n9en
unoerretning mootoDet Der. Ge y
lie C,,..,Js:.ss..s. Socialilier on!'a.tst
:. :. a.. -. 99llntal nj sartil., ~ aT5.
.s>c IT fslee Bhillip Sc0eloemerr:@;.
oa aa5sas 2eeelie oisias ee'ent'
"a "a aoerlngeoe ,,.::..serlt6ttelle al 5te'
aerinqen. Deres 9eoere 9tlgsoa
oeaes iom Sugo Saa'e, bor lPr5e
oa peoboros..t.ssa fritiieret Hegerin9en,
for0smt oens benipnslsie ltnoer'
pouosfrias groerom flere Stoer
al Tuiflonbs oiploniatiife politit
og 5ortietteIien af Serisen for trn'
perialiittIfe 9ieneo.
Spao Der bill ilan SDiferne.
9lsI. grels. BbilaoeIpbia, 27'
Dec. = .SpTflanos iterlte og frpg,
telioIte isienoe," Iagoe Usaior eon'
is 9lubert, ct Maeolem of Den fran'
ffe SsifommisIiOn til llniteo Sta
tes, / en- 9ale for ben amerifanife
biitoriIfe fyorenine | ct Wseoe ber
Il Doa, ner life gnglano eler5ranf'
ria eIler limited Stotes. Oct er
Si5torien = MenneIfers neolfrepne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

glrme paa qSiape uunoet en- Seir
al itor 9etp0ning ooer gitrig4ED-
iferne 8eo ct forenet gtrtilleri. og
5nianteriangreb bor Oen tolrnget
6ieuoen It'll at treffe Jig tiGbage
ira ben eneite @rnltb, ban boIot
paa 8eltiioen al 5looen oe0 Gen
ion, boor ban f6rit etablereoe lig
Den IA. 9eoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

lnrHen runHt.

OtoO ll0ifrioning. Si0neD, &c.
Sec 9oerIigere Opgaper ira Sol.
feaiitenlnin9en ON lt0ifrioning bar
6get Stemmetallet moo 5orilnget.
ut 5orilaget on ll0Ifrioning er
Ilaaet, er MI bnpet ober enbner
Soipl.
8niget ! glultralien Ottaipa,
Gntt., %. Dec. st 5feuierieiegram
ira Welbourne tiger: oGe ieneIte
@elQopgaper ira 6olfenfitennin5en
moo lloifripning piIer $4,000
Stenmer ior ltSifr.soaing % L.
05U, 900 moo. Seri er ino5eiattet
ben ferite officieIle Opgaoe ira Set
alritrolIfe nilitere &orps, Der goar
no paa 1900 for o9 $4,000 imoo
lSerpoerfrNen. 80 norIfe ISe-
men6 iornooes orGbt set Iioite
Wipr0eri. 2onoon 30. Dec. Sra
9G6en6apn teleeraieres, at ifelgc
@rnbgerelIe fra oct norIfe ltOen-
ries6epurtement forntooes oct, ot
80 norTfe Ssmeno niiteoe 9ipet,
oo tpite llnoerpanosbaaoe ien0te
lem norife Oanpere til guft6s Dc
ienfeoe Danlpere bar nGe9in" poo
,845 Cons, oStart" paa 72s
Cons, oGagna" paa LAT Cons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
SDiferne mpSer Mobltano %
Wobsans

9lSi. greis. /. San = Serlig
ibaar6t fentpes Der ontfring 0sonte
Sombo poa ben norore italienIfe
fsront. Oct er ber, SranIfmGnoene
poer Sstolienerne 9iitonO, 90 | De
reg fsrIte gtngreb paa 5ienoen mo
tog oe betpoelige Stillinger, tog
onlfring t400 @lano til 5ange,
oa erobreoe 60 Moifineeperer og
z ioere 9anoner.
oonoon, I. San = 8eo oct npe
9lars fSrembrlto bar ben italienife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
5Diferne "a &rIgen.
5Dife Soeialiiter arreiteres.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Jan.
2nd, 1918 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02

betD0eli9 Mengoe. Der er fntet,
lIom Diler, bOem ltgerringsmen-
oene er.
IS. $. 9ug9, Der er Statens
tStoleiuperintenoert, opGp1te forle.
oen Dag paa ct 2erertngoe i fSree.
man for Slt6inIon @olntD, lSo.
Dof., at en- 9ereri4loe bupoe brlt6t
|lin &ontroft, foroi ct onoet Slfole-
oiItrift 6oooe 6lIot ben6e $40 mere
om Weaaneoen. San fortalte, at
iom f5elge 0erof 6leo beltoeS 9fet
TIL at ltnoeroile / SD0 Oafota ira.
taget 6enoe.
0Dgtige Maisplllftere tiener /
9ar itore Benge / iSD0 Dafota,
'foroi 9lrbei0et 6etoles meget goot
S6eooore Soar, iom Dor ner Men-
NO tiente fanleoes $42 pr. ltge Oe0
at arbeioe for en- 6arrner Oar1f-
ton @oltlrtD. San Oar i Stan0
til at plltffe 100 gltI6eIs pr. Dag
og fif 7 gents 9uI6elen. Ser
bleb inobsitet go gltfbels paa
9lcren
He0 Safe County, Ueinn., oil
MI faa lin 9ar06rltgsogent, Ger
|Ifal binlpe GSarmerne meo at opr.
fe Sor6en 6e6re emo fsr. fyor at
iaa anlat en- iau0an 9lgert er Ger
organfieret 9fe0 Safe Golrnpt Japm
Bureau &slociation. Oper 100Wfe0-
lenllner bar lobet at poe So ON
glaret / to 9lar, og gountpfontis-
lionen bar beoiIget $1,000 om 9lopet,
eportil fonpmer $1,000 ira &egerin.
Igen.
Gagt ooer U6aooarer. Camp
Dodge, Des Woines, 3a, 27. Dec.
GfItrapngt er bleoet lat til at pasIe
0e OpIngsbltle, 9por Wtaooorerne
ior 8Soe OipiIion / yeotionalornleen
opbeoores, oa General @ettp, iom
er g5ef for 9tofiionen, bar mootn.
/ get llnoerretning ON, at 9teeerifl-
gems Op0ogellesbetiente bar opoa-
get ct tpif 8onpGot, iom gaar no
lpna at Soel99ge alle s9Dgninger /
2an0et, 6oor Ser opbepares N1ao-
unrer.
8r. @gan tIlbage. @n atlantiif
9npn, 2S. Dec. Den amerifnnIfe
Winiiter Oannarf, Or. Wtaurice
@9an anfom bertfl i Gag paa en-
oanif Camper un0erpeis til 8a-
IT5ington. Q}iniiteren le0ia8e0e8 al
l0hs. ggan. SSnoen 9lfpeiien fra
3annarf blep Or. @gon nlo0taget
| / 9lnoiens al Song 9riitiun og
2(uoiemien oare0e en- Sime. Oct
Sfi6, nieo 6pilfet Uliniiteren og
6ans Srue fom, er oct i6rIte
0anIfe Sfib, iom er onfonm1et 6er-
til pan mango Otoane0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
Sra Srigstronten

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Jan.
End, 1918 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-02
Seuionsrne miiter II lylDpemaifiner

9lsi Brels. Den talienIte 9lr.
mes !Sooe0fonrter norore SStalien,
27. Dec. = st 0i De iterite Gogter
Satften, 6ien6en bar forIegt paa
oenne 6ront, tit en- I6rgelig gnoe /
8nnr, 0a ngIten 0alooelen al en-
Sltftfloa0e poo % 9luitnluIfiner
blen eoelagt, % ct tort Qlntal Dten.
neffer bleo orebt eller loaret.
Den itore iIod6e Ieileoe oper
Seiren Bet for Ereotio SCI. 8 |
@aor Daor9es. Den flsi lopt og ~.
reoe meo Wtalfingeuerer. Oen gior-
De betpoeIig sSfu6e.
9ro6s Ooerroitelien oar De ita.
lienfte og brittIfe UtoIfiner mart /
2itften og / @oit meo iSien6en paa
nGrt 9olo. 4unpen bar orantatiif; !;
s of 6ienoens Maffiner bragtes
TIL SSor6en. og 6 af oisie falot in.
Den ior oe itoIienife 9imier. De
andre WfdIfiner retirereoe Nirtigt.
9llle De britbife og itolienife
Weoifiner returnereoe uitoote til De.
res 9diis. 5ienoen retllrnereoe
aI. II; 3 flere brn9tes neO, 2
Of Dem ifoenfor ben italienffe 2inie.
On Ssagttoger, iom iitit er oenot
tilbo9e, tiger, at 9nrtpicenen er
opffet al Nra9ihtntper al 6ien-
oens eoeloete NoFfiner.
en ai De Waaifiner, Der bragtes
neo, bar en- vDreaonaigbt", Der
fsrtc ire gerioner; Oe soriee fsrte
bOer to- Nile oiSie gerloner bleo
enten brebt, ioaret eIler toget til
Songe.