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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04
WOMEN MAY RETAIN JOBS
RAIL ADMINISTRATION OFF.
GALS FAVOR HOLDING FEM
NINE WORKERS.

Washington, Nov. 30.-Women rail-
road employees, about 100000 in num-
ber,' who were added to the payrolls
on account of the war, mainly as
clerks and stenographers, probably
will be retained permantly, it was said
today at headquarters Of the railroad
administration. Specific action in this
regard will be left to individual rail-
roads, but administration officials who
have made. a survey of the employ
ment situation believe the demand for
labor during the readjustment period
will be SO great that it will not only be
desirable but necessary to retain the
women employees.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04
GuY-LEET WEDDING EVENT

Wednesday, Nov. 9th, at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Leet of Webster, a very pretty
wedding took place, when Miss Mabel
Leet and Mr.. William H. Guy We're
joined in The bonds of Holy matrimony
The bridesmaid was Miss Olga Leet,
sister of the bride and the bridegroom
was Mr.. Christ Sorenson.
Both the contracting parties were
graduates of the Agricultural College,
and it was there their acquaintance
started which eliminated in their mar
rage. The bride is an accomplished
young lady, who has been reared from
childhood in this county. The groom
is a we'll known young man who is
serving as county agent of this u
ty.
The happy couple left Wednesday
evening for the east where they will
spend a month visiting in Illinois and
Indiana, and will be at home to their
many friends in this city after the
first of the year. A large circle Of
friends will Join in wishing them
health and happiness. !.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04
WILSON SUPPLANTS KAISER DIVINE PARTNERSHIP

We have read many extravagant tributes to President Wilson in
Democratic newspapers, but this from the Anaconda Standard is
an example of silly sycophancy without a rival and must forever
stand in a class by itself:
"A thousand years from now, of men living today but three
names will be known to the masses of the earths inhabitants.
That of Emperor William will remain an everlasting infanay,
rw Wilson will go down to postecdy side by side with Foch's.
If ever a mar was specifically raised up KY Providence for a
purpose as momentoqs as it was sacred, it was Wilson. If
ever destiny INTERVIEWED in the affairs Of mortals, it interyened.
when this man was elected to the presidency of the United
States: His was the brain to conceive, the power to execute.
the will to do, the soul to- dare. And his name and his snr-
vices will be held in gracious and grateful memory to the end
of time"
Let us no longer scott at the kaisers pretentious partnership
with God while intelligent American. editors make such stuff as
this the theme for serious editorial leaders. Was it God moving
kept us out of wal" two years ago? That there is such a thing as
being too proud to fght?" That there must be a peace without
victory 2" And finally. that there must be a democratic congress
in order to win the war?
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04
SUMMONS
IN DISTRICT COURT
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
State of North Dakota, SIS.

State of North Dakota, SIS.
County Of Ramsey.
Reverend Vincent Wehrle,
The Roman Catholic Diocese of
Selford. in the County of Lam
caster, England, a Corporation
Right Reverend John Bilsbor-
row, it's Bishop, The Fright
Reverend Monsignor Charles
Joseph Gadd. Canon of said Do
.cese, end the Very Reverend Will
liam Hill, Clerk in the Holy Or
ders, all Of Selford, England,
and Successors.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action, and to
serve a copy of your answer thereto
upon the subscriber at his Office in the
Brennan Block. of the City Of Devils
Lake, North Dakota , within thirty
days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you exclusive Of the day of
| such service, and in case of your fail
ure to appear OF answer, judement will
be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
which is now on file in the office of the
clerk Of said court.
Dated Devils Lake N. D.. December
4th, 1918.
w. M. ANDERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Residence, office and post office
u. Devils Lake, N. d.
To the said defendants:
You will please take notice that the
above action is commenced for the pur
pose of satisfying a lien and excluding.
you from any interest in the N II OF
| Sc IA, SW ia, of Sc IA, aand lot
l, and NE IA Of Sectio- II, all in
said section and Township 1853, Range
, GA in Ramsey county, N. D.
Dated December 4th, 1918.
~ w. M. HENDERSON,.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
49-4 Devils Lake, N. D.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04
IS YOUR CANNING REPORT IN?

Many counties are making a fine
showing in the amounts of vegeta-
bles, fruits, etc., canned. Help give
your county full credit by sending a
report to the Extension Division, Ag-
ricultural College, N. Dak., mention
ing the quarts of vegetables, fruits,
pickles, meats, poultry and soups can
ned, the pounds of vegetables dried,
the bushels of vegetables and potatoes
stored, the dozens Of eggs preserved
and the jars of jams and jellies put
up. Such a report will give both your
county and state Of North Dakota
credit for the efforts it has made in
the food conservation program.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-12-04

Farm Loans on most ~favorabla
terms. JOHN ". MAHER, Devils
Lake, N. Oak.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19


 The many friends of Fred Err ickson will regret to learn that he sustained a serious injury at kennecott yesterday.
 While making repairs he was struck by a piece of cable, his leg being crushed and the knee cap injured. The doctor fears he is in for a long siege at the hos pital.
 Mr. Pet2 Erickson, who visited his son today, found him rest ing easy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Letters and cards received this week from all parts, show that our Mccarthy boys are holding up their end.
 Pete Miller and Harry Boyden write from SanFrancisco, Driss Soscieff f ,om a troop-train crossing Nevada: Martin Han sen from Camp Fremont Calf. and Richard Malmborg from Fort Liscum.
 They are unanimous in prais. ing their new employer Uncle Sam, and the Red Cross, and all send their regards to Mccarthy folks.
 Miss Nellie Underwood, who visited her father, John Under wood Inst year and made many friends here, writes him that she is a Red Cross nurse at Camp Jackson, South Carolina.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Movie Show tomorrow evening Htarst Pathe News AZ will be shown, also Patsy" 5 reel photo play featuring June Caprice. Mark Sennett in "The Pullman Bride' a two reel com edy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

Much good work has been done by the Road Commission on Sour dough Hill, sc as soon as sleigh ing commences a team can make the trip to Lubbe ranch inlhour The matter of the grading from McCarthy Bridge has been taken under advisement by Road Com missioner Wilson and favorable reply is expected
 Pete Johnson has just finished building good barn and chick en house so that his live stock will have comfortable winter quarters.
 J. B. O'Neill has le it for Cordo va on business tri >.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19
A. B's. ATTENTION.

All m am bers of the Arctic Brotherhood are requested to be present at the installation of officers next Monday evening.
 On Oct 3Oth, Halloween, the ABS. will entertain with a Bas- l1et Social. Every one is vel come and good time assured.
 Here s hoping that some live ones with tWentieS will be there to bid on the baskets.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19
 RED CROSS

The regular business meeting of the Mccarthy Chapter, Am erican Red Cross will be held at the A. B. Hall, Tuesday eve hing at 8 o'clock.
 The Financial Report will be read.
 You are invited to attend.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

All members who joined the Mccarthy Chapter at it's inaug- uration are requested to make the renewal payment of their dues before October 18th, 1918.
 May c. Refior, Secretary.
 Chapters less remote than this are making good showings on the conservation of fruit pits and nut shells and tin foil.
 One os the papers published by our soldiers in action, says it is the Red Cross that puts the soul" ill solliers.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19
PERSONAL NEWS

l. H. Carvey and George Mad den were town visitors from Mi gina this week, leaving on We'd |nesday's train for the great out side.
 Ii. Barrett of Chicken creek is visiting his brother John E.,
 Barrett.
 Gene Beauchene who has con- ducted the Clarkin Road house this season, left today for a trip to the States. MT and Mrs M l.. McAllister are in charge of the Andrus camp on Cbititu for the winter.
 Mrs. Carl Anderson of Strelna spent few days in Mccarthy this week, accompanied by Mrs. Remson of Portland, Oregon.
 J. D. F. Stevenson and Otto Spangler Ia e iscontinued their mining at Calamity Gulch for this season.
 Mrs. Florence Sullivan left today to join her husband in Cordova, where they will spend
 the winter.
 , O scar Anderson and Julius IStruck, Long Lake ranchers, are taking in the sights Of the city this week end: they report a very successful ,e a,Cn, and state they can produce Ne getables un- surpassed anywhere.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

DC. Sargent, Inspector of Ex plosives, arrived on yesterdays train to give this section the once over.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

Reports received on a test civ en the Native Gem potato grown by J E. Barrett from native seed rate his product at 100 per cent.
 Our schO Ol children are now earning the new national anth- em entitled America my count ry" which is now in general use in the schools of Am erica
 No trouble to buy =, cheap convenient, a real investment - War Savings Stamps.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

A. A. McCrimmon has accep- ted position in the c. R. & N. w. Carshops in Cordova.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-19

J. D. F. Stevenson and Otto Spangler Ia e q scontinued their mining at Calamity GuIch for this season.
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Die Ginfabrmns bes Smpfslpanses,

Gtnes Ser ieget1sreibiten 8eroien.
ite 5rieorid oes @roBen mar es, oaB
er Die eminente geoeutrng Der sssat-
pfnng fir oas goIfslpobl erfanute.
gr penoete iid gleid nod oem Sic
giernngsantritt our6 Germittlura
ieines @elanbten nod 2onoon, nm
5fpei SSmpfar5te fonlrnen gu laIien.
Gerbanolungen tpllroen ldnsere 3eit
nit ibnen gefiibrt, Tie gebieben aber
5u feinen giinitigen 9ni1lnB, oa oie
englti6en Mer5te gar 81 llnperi11rl<
te Sonorarforoerllneen itel1teir. Man
mllBte iib alio obne iie bebelfen. Ser
&onig oeranlaBte 0as uObertoQeeilint
meoiclln1," ibm ueinen gang 1in1plem
llno oelltliden llnterrift 5u erttper=
fen, porin aber fein ei15iges lotei1i-
ides ODER neoi5itii6es aunIttport
entbalten fem oiirfte, oaB iih ieoer-
monn uno auh Die einfdltigIten gdn-
crn oarin 5uredt finben nno iolnes
binlanglih begreifen fonnen. Sierin
lit flar, oelltlid) uno reht perltdnolib
oor5uihreiben, mas oie Glterr, tuenn
ibre ainoer Die Bofen friegen, mil
ielbigen MAIDEN, pie iie iolbe in Pm
leblng Der Bdrme llno oes Giieas
pflegen nno ipurten foaer." OicIe
VorIhrift iDmroe i'm garl5en 2anoe
pnbli5iert uno BON ben &an5eln ber-
leien Ni6tsoeitolpe,tiger beitano ole
Mbneignng gegen oas ssr1pfen ipcitcr.
Damn fan1en Die idleliihen &ricge
beran, iuro oie 6rage, Oh geinpft
ooer niht geinlpft meroen iolie, tucr
nun geraoe nid)t mebr oas tpihtige
aftnelle Erogramtn SIN @egenteil,
oas Smpfen geriet gang ms 8ere.i-
fen SIN Sabre 1868 geipann Srieo-
rib Der 8robe Den beriibtnten en1li>
iden 9lr5t Or 9aplies fir Die Mbbal-
tllng offfentlider aurie, in oenen Den
einbeimiiden Ier5ten oas ssrnpfcu
NIT Suman 2prapbe 6eigebrad)t MUIR
De. 9ie gltern itraubteil lidr ib-e
Sinoer in1pfen 81 laiien, Die &inosr
MOLTEN crit redt nibt beran. Der &G-
mig nuBte bireft cine Mn5abl ainoer
aus Dem Srieorid 8ailenbaus Dem
9oftor 9aDlies fir feline &llrie snr
gerfiigung itellen, nm ben preliBI-
fhen Ier5ten am Experiment 0i,
Eangli6feit ieiner SSulpfmetboocn
5eigen 81 lallen Da brad) 1770 in
fat gan5 HreltBen cine 8latternepi-
oemie aus Die 3ipnngsmaBregel ees
Smpfens betpdbrte iih gldn5eno uno
ieitber lit Der Snpf5Dnng in Breu-
Ben einaefiihrt.
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SnlamS.

= Die Snfluenaa gpioemie bat
lih, ipie oas 8unoes @eiunobeits-
amt in @al6ington meloet. 5iel1llif
iiber ole san6e @elt perbreitet. Die
gefiirhtete aranfbeit lit in Snoicu
l,no China aufgetreten, ipiitet meiter
IN Spanien uno Tortltgal, mo iie 3u-
crit beobachtet lpllroe, Ranaoa, iowie
81 Snieln I'M noroatlantiIden Ssean
lino beimgefldt uno in Merifo iolpie
III graiilien bot Die gpioemie ibr @r-
i6einen gelnad)t
II Gs lit mobri6einlif, oaB sic
slnlagen elmer Der groBten 8rauerei-
geiellld)often Wfilmaufees bon Dem be-
fannten Observation-Disclosures Senrp
SSoro sur SerItellung BON 9lutomubi-
len eineerid)tet peroen. g9ie bereits
peroffelrtliht miroe, iibernabm oie
Hegierltng Die 5orb- -9lnlagcn in Wfil-
'paufee 5peds Grridnlng eines sSelc.
fa5aretts. 2out einer 9eoinglng mill
fen tic bis Gnoe Sftober qcr1umt
Ietn.
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6rieOeusmnnId bes Dentiden @olfes
anf Die enbeiiltise 9sro6e.
Die 2ombpner y9ailg GrpreR" De-
llamptet, Die mnsarildle slrmee tuerbe
am 1. 9topember anfb6ren, at flint
pfen, mas audi immer Oelterreidjs
nnb Sentldlanbs Saltung bem Ser
lansem bes Eraiioemten @ilipn se-
seniiber iein m0dte.
Der tiirfiidje &renlier Seiufif Ea-
ida ipll i'm Earlament erflart baben,
Die Sarfei iuerbe eimen syrieben aai
bic 8ebingnnsen nnieres Eraiiben-
ten bin annebnten.
Cine 9epeIde aus &aibinetoa
iast, @ertreter frember Natioualitd.
len im bemtiden &eid)sfas uerlangten
jekt and llnabbdnsisfeit.
Cine 9epeide aus gaiel berid)tet,
i'm Slbseorbnetembanie bes nnsari-
ldJen gieidstass lei bic gfad)rid)t eiu-
setroffen, bnf froatiide Solbaten in
Der Seeitabt iyinme gementert.
iid) Der Stabt benlad)tigt nno Die Ui-
ienbabn seritort baben. Or. 8eferle
babe erflart, anseiidlts Der iuadIen-
ben SdDluierigfeiten Der Gage iperbe
er oem aaiier Die Yabmns eines Goa-
litionsminiiterinms poridlasen.
Die sld)edJen iin ltnterbanie oes
6iterreidiiden &eid)srats haben er-
Hart, BOP Die @erbanblmnscn 5miideu
Der 0fterreidliidem 3esiernns nnb ben
sidedem fiinftis bnrd bic Eartei=
Organization in Earis itattfinoen
mniie.
Sas Staatsbepartement fiinSigt
bic Gnfnnft bes Sol. 6. %. Sonic,
oes perI6nliden Gatsebers nnieres
Yraiioenten, in Haris am. Gol. 6pnie
uiro an Den @affenltillltnnbs- mmO
6rieoensuerbanolunsen teilnebmen.
Cine 9epeide aus gaIel bebanp.
tet, Der nngariide Eremier Wtini-
tier 8eferle babe reiisniert nnb e6en.
70 amd Der Oiterreidiid-nugariide
Winifter oes Susiuartisem yarun
yurian. Der @iener aurreiponbent
Ser u6ranffurter 3eitnng" beridtet
oagegen, gnrian iuerbc bemmGdlit
Eraiioent @iliun's yiote beantiuorten.
Snriam ioll nidDt segen Elm @erbam.
neln NIT ben Sideden nmb Slauem
ieim, er erflart aber, iolde @erfanb-
lnnsen miikten in @ien, aber mid)t
in Earis itattfinSem.
3nr gegriihnns 2iebfuedJts, Der
ans Der 0aft entlaiIeu lit, iollem iid)
aroRe MenIdpenmaiien upr oem
sieidstasssebanSe ueriammelt baGen,
Die itiiriniidl Die slboanfuns oes
aaiiers berlansten. 2iebfnedt wmrSe
NIT sroRem Gntbniiasmns hegriift.
0ie rltrsent Deficiency Sia," Sic
iiber 6OO0 Ytillionen Dollar beiuii.
ligt. lit jebt and bonn Senat, n6er
in etiuas peramoerter Sorm, ansenom-
men.
EraiiOent 8illun hat einen gnfrnf
perOffentltdt, in Dem er Die Sfimir-
aeber anfforoert, in Der fommemeem
sSabl am 3. Wpuember fir oemofra-
tide Observation-Disclosures ;n
itimmen, bic Ieine 2eitana in bieIer
fritiidpen 3eit smtsebeifen baben. Gr
iaaf, iuenn bnrdl ole &abl Die bemp-
fratiidlc NajoritGt in beioen San.
fern perloren sebe, 10 luiiroe oaSnrdD
nidlt mar Die 9arffiibrana Der aro.
zen linn bnrdl Die @erfaiinma iiber-
tragenen slnfgnbe crnitlid beeim-
tradtisen fueroen. man mIroe es i'm
slnslanoe aud ais cine @ernrtcilnna
Ieiner sSiibrerId)aft anffaiien.
Die Senatoren Guoge nno SmoDt
nnb Die 9ieprdientanten Gillett rnS
ssef baben Die GrflGrnna oes Grdii-
oenten 5a @nniten Der 8abl oemo-
fratiid|er Senatoren nno 3cprGicn-
tanten NIT elmer idlarfen 6rflarnns
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
October 26th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Sci 6em Seginn Der nenem Sffen-
fipe in Nuro-, ,Staiien limb, iuie gemel=
oct miro, 5000 @efansene aemadlt.
gier italieniide Nrmeen, Sa5n
5ransoien nnb gnslanber, uebmen an
Ser nenen Cfffeniipe IN Nprb- Staliea
tell. Srut bes nngiinitisen Wetters
lit Der &erlamf sufriebenitellenb. Die
Ceiterreider leiiteu itarfem Ni6ers
itanb. Die Mliierten madten Bis ieyt
5000 G,efangeme mnb mabinen audi
cine ansahl 9eidliite. Die Staliener
baben brei snIeln in Der Wtitte Der
Btane senommmen. sSn Der Mionte
Wrapa=0esenb iunrbe Der Srniu-
syfnf iiberidritteu. Ger Siiemol-
Berg, orei Neilen oitlid bom Miiasu,
1T in ben SanSen Der Staliener.
Die 0entIfem im SeIgiem uno
Sranfreid) leiiten bartndfigen @iber-
itanb seeen bic @erinde Der Miller
ten, bmrd lire Stellnmsen sm bredeu
nno ibr ganses &erteioignngsipitem
snm 3niammenbrnd) sm brinaen,
fagt Die Sagesiiberiidjt Der MiI.
Greiie; trDtbem iperoem lie an adem
Tanfteu gesipnnsen, fid almaBlig,
iuenn and) lansiam, sariifsnsiebea,
SIN n0roliden Staliem, sipiidcn
Srenta unb Eiape baben bic Gngl1n-
Der, sranspien nnb Staliener cine
mene Sffeniibe begomnen. And in
Ieippptnntien riifen Die GnglGnher
ipieber Dor mnb baben id)on beoenten-
be JDrtidritte semadt. Amh in SER
bien nnb sllbanien iin6 bic glaiierten
erfolsreid tatia nnS riifen Der ppii-
itanoisen STUNNING bes 9anSes
burd) bic 5einoe ndber. Sm nGrbli.
den Sranfreid fon5entrieren bic Gng-
lanber tire gemiilnngen ilSlid BON
@aleneiennes anf Die 8eieitisnng
Der feinbliden Stellnnsen sluiiden
@aleneicnnes nno Sc Anesna1, iuu-
Snrd) iie 0eleeenbeit befommeu, naa)
Nambense pOrsnoringen, Talencien-
mes sn umgeben nnb Die belgiidDe
Grense sm crreidem. lleberaa leiiten
Die 9entiden itarfen WiSeritanb, iie
finb a6er bod seSlunngen seiueien,
bic Stabt Nsains amfsnseben mno bic
meiiten an Der yabn na6 Se Cues
uap liegenben Crte. Sc Gnesnag lit
10 gut iuie i'm Belts Der Gnglanber.
3tpiid)en Ole nnb Gerre baben iid)
&anuniere Der amerifaniiden Slatte
NIT IedDsseGn G,eIdiiten ben Sram5o+
fen aneeid]loilen mn6 mnteritiisen bic
felben MIN BEL ibrem @erIndJ, norS-
Oitlid nad Sirium porSibrimgen. @er-
bins mno Sto5og iuerben pum oieien
WeidDiiben bOmbaroiert Die Iran3a-
fen baben and nod ueitere Sort
id)rifte in oieier 0eaeno semadlt,
aber crit nadJ id)lueren Sampler.
Gnd anf beiben Seiten Der Waas
iino Die Gmerifamer oprgernft. N1rS-
lid BON 8rano Erc iinb mebrerc
iuidjtise 6iiscl genommen. smdl bort
iunroe bon bem Jeinoe perslueifel.
fer &ioeritano seleiitet. @egenanarif-
fe Der 9entidJen iunrben snriifaeidlla-
acn. Die 9entifen in bieier &c.
gemb iino BON ben Jramsoiem, Serea
Gteilnugen 5mr giufem Der glmerifa.
tter iino, nmgangen nnb iuerben lire
san5em Stellnnaen Dielleidt Gnoern
miifleH.
Sie aus 9on6on gemelbct iuiro,
baben Die SemtidJen in Slanbern bonn
9. gpril an 10000 Naun perluren.
Die Gage nm galeneiennes nabert
fidl amideiaenb einer ariiis. iuie ge.
ridlte ans Waibineton melbeu.
Die Serben melben, oaF iie i'm
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@abl<Mn5eige.
;yiir Gountpridlter, Serar gountu.

9ie nSreie Hreiie" 1T eutoriiiert,
Or. $. 9. gearbslep ais &anoiont fir
Gountpe eNidter, 8ernr Golutp 5eras,
an5ntilnoieeu gr erll1t sic er9ebeult
Inn sbre llnteritiibuug uuo Sbre Stins
me bel Der gSabl nm s. Nopenber 1918
rno perlprid]t, ipen1 erfpdblt, cine reire.
ofonontiide unD unparteiilhe @eripal<
tllng Der Gountpe e8ei6dfte
(Yolitiide sln5eise)
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6eant,uurtet, in Ser lie Sas Giugrei-
fen oes 9sraiibentem in Sen &ab!=
fampf taSeln nnb erflarten. oaf eine
repmblifanisd)e Miajoritat int 9om=
gref in Se5ug anf ben &ricg immer
ibre Eflid)t tltn merbe, Die 9iepubli-
taner batten audi bisber Cen Grait-
oenteu nnteritiibt.
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oaber ibon fir Die nobe Submit oar-
ouf rehneh oab oas Solo ais 8olis
fiir @eloaustauId abgeihofft miro
geraoeio mic int Sabre 1850 bas Gifa
ber ols iolhe ieine Seoelltltng perlur
= nno Dob es our6 ettpos BON uirf-
lIdem Nert erlebt ntro2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-26

9lus 81 Iaio miro gelneloet,
merifaniide Heeierlmgs Sntppeit
finpften I'M Siinaea 9iitrift init
glnbongern &iaa's.
Sci Dem grohben in 8uote-
malo iiltb feline Wieniden ums 9ebeii
gefonlmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-26

San GrIaubnisfhetne.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-01
CARD FROM COUNTY DIRECTOR
LIBRARY WAR COUNCIL.

Paris, KY, Jan. 81, 1918.
To the People of Paris and Bourbon.
County
AS County Director of the Ken
lucky Library War Council, I de-
sire to thank those who have so gen.
erOusly responded to the call for
books for the soldiers. We have
sent from this community to Camp
Zachary Taylor about $50 volumes.
which we are sure will be greatly
appreciated by the boys stationed
there.
In this connection, I want to cali
attention to the placards which have
been placed in the windows of nu-
merous business houses, and to say
that we are still receiving books.
and will be very grateful for any
that may yet be sent in.
Very truly,
MISS IMOGENE REDMON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-01
MR.. WALLIS NOW NEW YORK
POLICE COMMISSIONER.

Mr. Frederick A Wallis, of Paris.
KY. and New York City. New York.
has been appointed a member of the
New York City Police Commission
as Fourth Deputy Commissioner.
The position carries an annual
salary of $4,000. Mr.. Wallis will
be in charge of the Bureau of Sup
plies.
Mr.. Wallis is a son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, ST.,
Of Paris. He spends part of the
summer on his farm near Austerlit8,
which is part of the Clay estate
He was for many years at the head
of one of the large New York in
surance companies, and was favor
ably mentioned at one time for tbs
position of Commissioner of Insur-
ance Of the State of New York.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-01
LIBERTY BONDS NOT PAYMENT
FOR TAXES.

Internal Revenue Collector Percy
Haley has received notice from Dan
iel C. Roper, Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, at Washington, that
Liberty Bonds must not be accept
ed in payment for. taxes to the gov
eminent. This, he says, is in direct
opposition to the policy of the de-
partment, and would practically de-
feat the aims of the revenue depart
ment.
The order follows:
Correspondence reaching this Of
flee indicates that persons have been
enormously advised that Liberty
Loan Bonds will be accepted in pay
ment of taxes due the United States.
Liberty Loan Bonds cannot be ac-
cepted in payment of such taxes. and
YOU are requested to make this fact
known to the public by all availa-
BILE means. To accept these bonds
FOR taxes would defeat the evenue
ends.
DANIEL C. ROPER,
Commissioner"