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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
KAISER Won LUpENooRFF
THE Youths compautonl

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49,. ~.
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met at bfes'I.lio'sh 10 h'E"''a''
treaty 81 peace tbe German terms
esre communicated to the Russians.
5000, ....,,....., a.. y,r.f.,,. minister
~ 80,
Na' 10y Ten. ''" ''''''''''''"' WV
.tary commander u "a7 h' '"'' '"'"
Trotzkv what he must agree to. it
. h.. nst .sraeaa Russia with
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noi represent the "'' ''"" ''' '''".
said 10 the hesS'a''s' ! ''i''T'' ' '"'
German army
\ IL" "eehS ago "H''s '"' W ''' ',,
munster 81 N''' Mo NV e'''', , ,''s -.
The tbfa'h'aa government "'". '''
Eichioih, "''i''a' any an'i"'''' ''o,"
the civil government a' ''''''' '''' -
ed his soldier" io'o 'n' P'' '''','',
mouse, aiSsei'sa tue 7's',""s -, -
Rade. seized TIE persons 81 'N,"'''''''
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efhmea' win N"''" Hts Wv" "'''
saaof vas aea'''F
me "''''' "A} 81 '''' VIC -, 49, ~.
headquarters th' "'8'' '"' '''''. ",
vas forced I" sign Az "s' ','''''' '' '
hahds MS 'tapt' o''' W u, M ",
OF oefIha'g. ha' we '"a'',' '''' -
Ing ana the ioi''s" '''''a' = ''a'
mann nave Dom pto''a''' '''' ~.
aliimpoftaht agreement was VIZ w
through over 'he'f h'aas '' '"s "'s's,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
NOTICE

lne the fact thli Wp are under absolute
military rule
That Is the second great revolution
Of the war. the revolution In huaH'a
Ras The Hgst In Russia absolnlIHm
collapsed aud gave way to anaFohy aud
bloodshed Is Germany constitutional
government has broken down, and
crude military deapotism has risen
upon ita ruins We may hope that both
revolutions are only Ia their first
stages. and that eouHtermuEpmen's
aIli In the end bring order sad justice
10 Russia and civil government asa
even political freedom Io Germany
Meanwhile. IL is our duty and the duty
at oar sIllrs Ia stand aru IN ih" de-
frusa of the essential things ihat are
in deadly peril both from the hood OF
anarchy aud from rhe stranaiIng Strip
Of dospotlsm Justice. freedom civil
cation itself
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
SELL BOOSTERS

The mI. about NOT selling cid hens
toe soon lhts past spriuE is saEd 10 have
had q noticeable effect upon the egg
supply Now since the feed admins.
lratIou is urging the storing Of eggs
In water glass and nfcrtile eggs keep
better than fertile ones, q would not
be amiss for a ruling to sell off the
ROSTERS except the very few needed
for breeding purposes
4 great many pcrNns. particularly
negroes. think that roosters are abso
mfeIY necessary for egg production
such is not the fact. and eggs foi
storage are better uEeftiie
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20

a. s hard for meB Who long 70 go
into service zve others morr fortunate
Fu. merely because OF a t." "A'f"
pnnnds agoirdupois or She accident "'
baury vision nf feet, bat ten times
harder Is is Tor the mau III prison, but
a uarffut al heart TO know that his
,mprfsuunrur bars htm tneSofahl'
from public service In the one M"
stance q man faces ahat IL probably
nryaud his control ia the other what
is fbs result If his own acts
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
SUGAR sTlLL IN FRONT

Jale 20 marks the beginning Of the
second round of the new sugar dis
ubuluH system Louisiana has made
her usaal proud record some OF the
other states Here sWamped by the
rush early la the action aud resorted
go tbo temporary eypedie0cr in the
play for time
The Louisiana sugar producers are
ueV being called upou to vote upon
au agreement reached that the 4. 8.
Food Administration govern The hapd'
ling of the oHeomnE sugar crop. No
price s fixed hHt ibc maximum is To
BE- the price Of rs6nprs' eranulated
Flour Is sull the greatest var food
need and uoue Of the Hour rules have
been relaxed with the botntiful
crop Iu sigh 30 Is expected that the
restrictions will b. slightly modified
However the Food Administration ~
committed So the policy of not only
sending abroad enough feed for the
American forces and the AliIea. bat
bHldtug up q three months reserve
H the warehouse and cold storage
facilities being erected iH France In
the meantime. the American consumers
have HsrH educated ~ the use oi
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
NEW MEAT PROGRAM

The demand fof beef for our Army,
the armies ef the Allies and their
civil populations for this summer are
beyond our preaeut surplus GA the
other hand we have enough Increased
sapply Of pork this summer 10 per
nit economical expansion 10 its use
IA uln therefore be a direct service
20 our Armies and orr Allies il oaf
people eII Ia some degree substitute
fresh pork, bacon. ham. and sausage
fof beef products
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20
INCONSISTENT

Tag Vuafr g1ugae nauuef makes
tha pu.at that - Mrs PoHeII at
lake Charles hn has opened anti
aaaa headquarters at u large New
Orleans hotel lis certainly not tx
.mnEtMe mal "aauana place rs Ia
.ha home This a indeed truw The
women uho 90 defeat suffrage fer
tbrGr aex "apeu headquarters and
start camp gu are Inconsistent
with an Inconsistency that cannot be
explained away The only method
which Gbas could consistently tollo~
would ba Io remain str.CtIv 81 hume
aaH aag nothing This woman has been
auInr for area. and any anp ear zoe
haW fan if har brought her nowhere
FROM tEs H.aNpatut of ecnuomJr In.
dependence. nevertheless It Is che
mlv place frum which Jbn old womaH
Hn consistently ISSUE her protests
Nrs Powell sud hrr ~, by employ
ne fhe aeTItestnd methods n men
aa.ga H headquarters and q
campaign ahna "a tendency positively
f..uH4a 8n borrowing the IDEAS AID
achievements ~ others Per womah
aFafsafs FIRST forged The way tnt1
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20

The editor owns three domiueekef
chickens which un a safe estimate have
destroyed eight bushels II tomatoes
Naa ac recently paid 6fty cents for
a salad made from one tomato What
are the three dUmIHpCkCfs worth
Madison Journal
Worth considerable II you we're
buying
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20

The saturday Evening Post says
that German duphctty In America
a4. hrre revealed uumgh b" bali
has scot been told The failure holds
revelations that viii blast many repu
Huous and show what American
honesty and eaudor has had working
AGAINST Il tH secret
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20

Coy Halls, administration vas the
tnast peaceful to uo purpose in
Louisiana fof many wears why should
1oyhgf irritating clement bp aided
tu rbr already sHpferlafg3 almos.
phorp af WasHlualop
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-07-20

n saams that If Mr Charles +
srhwlng is allowed fall sway Ia using
his tongue ] \ Rtlt need uo better
campaign manager.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
The Old Reliable Oil
and Gas Company
ENGLEwooD ADDITION.

absolutely offered es.
Is M unsod lot w
he first Real pick
this
addition
place for home The approach this addition the gom
the price.
Enrewoo addition addition No residence VIII be- per
ed be erected to cost less than oo and building line 81 @
he crowdng ohsucng Of the adjoining properly
and other ressSlctions that binding
rhere already Engewood and others
tempaed paraleng
Of this addition and all modern question o o
line looking hons
purchased direction an
II
forward will no, Off day longer the
when this
tRcmemp,
biz reaches youl Ih
lots when paving will sell for from $1,000 to o
of bal
9 title ae
sract furnished with lot
North Main when AZ s
OF line walk h blocks to the addition drying In drive out
the For u
particulars
Em$lew0@d Addi&i@m Co.
"s Daniel Bldg reliable real estate agent Phone A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
Mam sas City
Residence
For Sale

Cut-stone house and garage,
Kansas City, Mo. Eleven
rooms besides sleeping porch
es. and including large sun
parlor on first floor and large
finished billiard room on
third floor. Thoroughly mod
ern, vapor heat, beautiful
electric light fixtures, large
built in cedar closets, large
bathroom with sh over,
needle, tub and Sitz bath, be-
sides two other bathrooms,
Two-car stone garage, heat
ed; two finished living rooms
and bath above. 330-ft. front
(about z acres) on well kept,
oiled macadam road. Beauti-
ful stone fence, large lawn,
fruit trees, garden. COW barn.
chicken house. A real home.
Located just right distance
south of Country. Club, 900
feet from city limits; no city
taxes. Owner left town, Price
$40, 900 cash or terms. Ad-
dress F. II. Servatius, 200 Live
Stock Exchange Bldg, Kan-
sas City, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
a Rare
Opportunity

Stock is now selling at 81 per share in $4,000
corporation. Lease about five miles from
Tulsa. Driller putting up rig. Expect to start
drilling Tuesday, December 10. Prospects
fine for oil. Wells pumping just across the
road from lease. Let us drive you to see for
yourself before investing. We will take you
any time today. The capital is 80 small few
dollars will count much. This stock will oply
be on the market few days. Phone 8799 and
car will come and take you and friends to see
the lease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
Livf srock AND vrnicLrs q

LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
AIRhnAl.E puppis.. 10 weeks old, subject
10 r.sn,rstion female, only, ti0 ssch
luaulre ot srits y n Narla staa fli,A
beth street, Muskoses, Otls
fOR sA.S -scue ,hes,. and . month old
helist ~ Call today At ss NORTH
ron sAbr -,lcod horse. buss, and har
ness Phone aaBs
oSE TEAM MuLfs. rcca acuble 80, hat
hess also farm wsfuu Tor ssle, sacrifice
., $500. Call Y, II johnson Phone
tooO
RHODE ISLAND uOCkEREi, "a nice ones
good oalor, two miles north Of Admiral
on irwis firs, bouse ves,
rOR sALr -Two tesms oi mates age y 10
,Ars old weight ? pnO snd 5000
pounds in foal 10 iask a. Nese mares are
well mated aud gentle and we'll brok en-
10 all tinds Of work. pi2 soulh Main
Mrsr bE sDlD AT oNCE Nv team %
mares hsavy ln iosl weigh, 5000
pounds, very cheap for ready eAsh party
ne~ds the money also tsit ssi % wofl
harness snd cas- tsk~s yesrold maze
sound AnJfreoi wsrtst In tosl C.n
owner, INV South Detroit
ron sALs-Team ot mules Marshall
yenns to, Aoe Eas, FIRST Phone 1000
suw AND srvKS rios 'or sale sell al
er uaft or trade Tor good mik COW iaia
froo.i
uOon rFAM ns~ hnfno. aud ne~ wagon
Tor sale of trade Write 4 4. Tnmble
Dawson. okh, North ot y Y,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
Sc AN ACRE CASH

Texas school lands for sale by N.
state at !, per acre; Be per acre cash
and no more for ~ years, but . per
cent hnterest, Hend &c postage Tor
further Information, lnvestor Pub.
llshinK Co. Desk ?. san Antonio
Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08

nousnS toi sALi ss
" you ARE la.srss.ea is hsytss . reel
hone. css ssestasssify ssn, b. dsy 10
y. s:: -: ss''s s.. =; f:.s ..:,: S:'';.,; s;.
saiis4n Sost sss.s, /. III. SssH. May Saiisis
features In .titslsa and bath glass
ss.'. s,.,. 'ss:. =: =. 's':: -. a n,
North Santa - svsnne, Irvise Pisss.
two ecoss iron Easioa bsul>vsrd,
NO0Ai.gxs Il have . eeod buy 10 .
four room bungaiow on psvsmeni near
corner; es,7e0i geod ssvwS Ysdes IN.
,ss,mo., rsS. ,.- o. ais rrs' Ss'soasl blds'
ROW SALLY evusr, two piss ~; on. In
Orcuit addition, other sast aide rer par
.c".srs inquire - sas North Tacoma or
LOVELY five roou, bunsslow, o.. 100, $3.50
essh and eto par month. Phone as11
SOUTH siDE--iov.'y sir room bunsaiev.
sss.%'s; ss,,sa a., .sd ssrss' s''soo 'ssy ''r~'
kESDAiI.--ooed fsar.room hcps.. hps
T.sso' $3.50 essS. Sss per @os,S syoia
,~.,. ,.n, r, @' ''d"y Gall fh''sa
SroP RENT tO~r rieely dscsrs,sd i've
room home st ias North Yorktown (;
smsii essh payment balance iihs rent
possession Immediately. Phone 2os2.J.
Ssno ,,x,v. ,,r ,-..s- "a.
s'v uNphh ALu. owner 'Sas siV
fsys ,o,w sc,,sss ma, o.,,. oc,sh.a III
material 4. somnIsts s,cr.I in IN. h,uss
~. Id 40, IIx 90, a. a. ,nssssw..,
Viii hrins no psy ,ent Johr n Nl,~hsll
90 rkcno 1Ssi Ro.m sos nsSxsr
non sAi.r-yvw vri.r,sn p,,uo IInw
Fon SNnn wv u.'t'O uoNohL"WI
Icama es.smen' sleeping porch sns
p'e nesn' hefu~ocd iocn ivcry nmsn,
u. "s.mA. e"s"~Ms .,sS"v nn.,
snaaee. gerese Tor one rsr prtse eovoo
ewn., "''V '"'"s 'S' W s'''
-. -, ---.-,-
~ ~ psn'e, 100 moo.rn ren re-,
uen.e IN oes' pAft OF cNy Pres ~. wv
M, ,'. Ans.,,. -,
r,.wh. al .rons,,, fI~r-a...,. LIN
EsniS k,sh., n.,,. T,ah n..,.,
Colo
--------.-.----,.-.
rpH fNi.H-hy owner n.~ four room.
emsrn c~Ase nieely nnshcd va.
kAst fvortA street tvo blocks northeast
a-.---.,-,.
W fuu NrI 70 buy prof<rt{f Toll "
Va Sweeney sN hobinson Phone stho.
NN sAl't--Ieo room house on csr lins
ccnid he uses - semi rocmine house psrl
Z" same ec,nf occupied by owner aud
r., cf roo@s rented out. Price $1,000
IN 'nons oIfoi ..----..,-
foR, WoHTh hohts fok fAlE We
nste .reeis,, OF scce homea ooms
III. sos w., MI. ~, 4.
~. "s..' "'at 'o,' "s.'''
rot shLr III. Whispering Pin.s w
v,s,o,,e ."n m ,~ % ., Sussn sa
.,r ,..n -. h", - "a ss,s
nfhn, ~ near sprinn VI bcAuuful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
HOMES

$500 cash handles <-room modern
house: Fast Sixth: e2.6oo.
e&00 cash. balance like rent; T.
room house on Troost: $500.
$3.50 cash handles now b-room
modern bungalow; South Quincy.
Price $3.50.
$500 cash handles s-room house;
South Lansing. Price ei.l00.
e1oo cash. balance like rent buyp
modern s.room; South Nogaies
Price $4,000.
$1,000 cash handles modern =
room with garage: South Olympia.
Price $3.50.
s7so cash, balance like rent. buys
s-room bungalow on Yorktown.
Price $500,
$1,000 cash handles large s-room
wi'h !. i.o sarAss; on East Admiral
$4,000 cash handles very large o
story. east 'front.'. with sun parlor.
basement. 2-car garage. servants
quarters. driveway: 9 blocks south
west Of courthouse; only $3.50.
EDW. E. BARRETT
Phone ~ or sb 2ot Biiss Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
LANDS AND 1Alxs ron sALE

LAHps AND IAHAs ron SALE o.
v0R sALE--i2x serss icraisd close In, ]
srcum hoass' harms and eutbnjidinr.
Fsnc~d In three lots; ia~ai iocs,ion for
ehichsn ranch, and trsetsGs, for ~. 15o;
tsrms. Worlds of rood water Ses hoss
T., 0rsst sia first National Bidr. Pacns
ron sALF-iao seras suburban tract, =
miles out, on new proposed roet road
% scres In cultivation, bsaAnee In ha,
and pasture; fsir house and bsrn, -
seres In .vh~a, ross With place and s'
session rgh' n%.. % rh,s s,sS ~ e., S,. y,r.i
National Bldg, Phone eido
FOR aAi.r-~s0O acre. limestone bottom
land. ea0 acres In cultivation, bslanes
pasture; 400 serea~At Alfalfa land.
room modern hs6se and fair on,built
inssi worlds Of soft water, on state road,
real bargain Tor sdo per sers, rood
terms Possession January !.
rOR sAft--eo setes In Cherokee cous,y F,
90 Acr~s In cultivation balance timber
pasture: smAil imprcssmsnis and plsuiy
good water Tor ga 900 terms Nee kass
Z avsnt siA First National Bldg Phone
wANrgD--on scs,h aide five or siI rosm
bsAsaio~. about es, 900; will psy 500
essh. tsrms Tor balance, Phone $3.50,
LisTEN--ieo acres good ,snd. good climate
sesd cot, vs,sri health; essy term. OF
vii taks some trade Price o., 500.
Write owner. willism Arthur. MI View.
No
Sos AoREs. highly Improved, on Santa rs
trail. one mile town, rrankiin county.
Kansas; 22O acres high bottom land,
bsis,ce IN land 10 seres Alfafs, sll
spvsseisis q. wits Tor description and
Ia Martin asrafuss, OTTAWA, ksn.
HpNDRED THOtaAND BusfiEL vhes.
ranrh, Saskatchewan, CansAs 5000
aeres l,oeo aer~s cultivated. three large
tractors, nifty hcrses hitty cattle; com.
plste thrsshins eauipmsn, e25O.ooo, WIN
nor Bsf, esse World
as ACRE YARN, bottom land. IS miles
from Tulsa cios- 70 Mannferd black,
sandy. tosm coll rs acres In cultivation,
four rHsm heuse, gold barn aud water
ADDRESS y A. Money, Room 272 rra,
National Rlds. or Phone saos.
iso AuREa. rs AcREs FLOWED, 10
pasture, tkrse room house ivo wells, two
siiea pisnty q fruit Aesl iarm for small
drs.. G. n sample Msnniord ohls
ron eALK,-Impre,ed stock sud dairy
farm 200 srres. close 70 city, . ron.y
maker. Address bor 40, Independence,
WANTED REAL BsrArn %
CORNER GpOCyRy, tesid.nre divrisi
,.,. u,l, ss, W., f'' full '"''"'''''"' b0' o''''
HAVE you propsr,y Tor ssl,, Tall II 10
eveensy. sAA Robinson, FNcns sass,
REAL ssfArE 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08

$4,000 Stock of Hard
wareWAl trade for
Tulsa improved or un-
improved property.
Stanford Furniture a
Hardware Co, 1913 f.
Second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
Williams and
Thoroughman
Perkins. OkiA

cXtiTAI~--A- vI1s sv~Ss sssiNsss nsn
vIsAss - OetsksnA esassssiss. ke.s,
lss:.:s'; 9. g; lI,s 90. Ss'! n J. !:',.:s d:s
s:::'; s;::: :: e 81: ;;.' T.. .:s ,i:''''' A'
"d?!N6 0tf ~ hufiSk& NLk@s
eel sstiss sepeh - nstsrss Or aay psr
>.:... :,::s ..s.s::s,,s. s::a::::s sS:s''.s ss .s.
tsasAt tstsss price sdsanesA II w
SssSst : H,i., ssmsss SS.
o. ACCOUNT ot .s sicx xkss IN 'sl ny
fM Nan GU Aiiyikb = ,,.'s "a ...l,
:'.s1sS @ Ss''. ss:s.. 10. :'' s:s ~. S.' ,,.sS sc
,ksn tshs sksus ~ bssisesa roed propo
sl,Iss tes T,sM sss. Csii sunday. sos
West rirs, street
nsfAf RSsf.vnASf-Fsr s.isl SHs'
BLsr DIVER shss oss Asrs Ia wss,svu
r, "s ne .ss, 80 ss.;;' w. s: .:,! e''ii ids5s 5
csi, ssrs wssla
lisERTy RoSDe-he.sht ard yoia will
pay Mshsss price Tor sli bcrd. lnclud
s.os..hy. SOC 0s~s'l BLDG, kaass'
CITY No
Foa sAtE--Rssi haii. 100 fco, baiidsnt
eisAs tshaes cigar and tcbacrc h,,urss.
sods fssntsiu. Arce ehatr barber chop
sed hath, siet ma~hinss and plano run.
n.nt .:.s, ,asr',..ity and 20. -.n ps,y
t9ns sAsmreeh Eiseirie %. shsmreet,
OIL LANDS Akp LsAsxs ..A
No. pkIv .hs... a. 81 IN. nil .s.Srl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-08
A Stock Of Dry Goods
and Shoes

n ssld II ehss W. vlii ssli at . bar.
sAin cur sattrs stock of dry goods
and sAsea. \ Qoo1, clean stock at
much aosa than wholeeals price on
te1Ay'S w,Ashst. Yeu can not afford
- Mlao THE ehanes. Wtti also isese
the building ws occupy. q good os.
mont hsesa building. Address all
letteso 10
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-12

Interest in the community sing
grows apace. A total of sixty.
five was present at the Presbyte-
rian church on Tuesday evening
at which time Prof. and Mrs.
Eichhorn directed the music, and
it goes without saying that the
"sing" was a decided success Ii
is regretable that Vashon cannot
have these capable leaders per-
manently. Next Tuesday even
ing the meeting will be held in
the Methodist church.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-12
RED CROSS NOTES

Owing 10 a smaller attendance
lately, we wonder if there is an
impression that we have no work,
since this word was recently sent
our auxiliary from our parent
chapter, apparently by a clerk
who was not fully informed. The
fact is, they are furnishing us
for "A time with refugee work in
stead of hospital work, because
of the greater need of refugee
garments at present. We hope,
therefore, that our numbers will
Increase again soon.
There will be business meet
ing at the Red Cross work rooms
on the first Tuesday in October.
at which some new rulings will
be presented and discussed. and
other important business attend
ed to. Everyone who pays dues
to this auxiliary is especially IN
vlted to be present if possible.
since you are active members and
are as much concerned in this
FEDERAL organization as any
one, and you will be very much
interested in the late information
we have.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-12
Reception at Vashon High

All the parents and friends OF
the school are invited to attend
the reception for the teachers to
be given at the high school build
ing on next Wednesday evening,
Sept. 18th, at eight O'Clock.
The following committees were
named:
Entertainment - Mrs. Ovens
Mrs. NJ. L. Tjomsland, Mrs. +. A.
Weiss.
Refreshments - Mrs. Ii. G.
Weiss, Mrs. Fred Bridgman, Mrs.
ID. Gammell.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-09-12
Speed the Departing Guest

Rosebank Farm. " the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt +. Kirkland,
was the scene of very pleasant
gathering last Friday evening,
the occasion being a farewell TO
DIR. Cowden i.aughlin just prior TO
his departure for Faribault, MINI.
where he will take mp his work as
a master in the Shattuck Military
School. The spacious lawn was
illuminated by japanese lanterns
and the assembled guests enjoyed
the early evening seated about in
little groups while discussing the
war and kindred topics. Later
the punch bowl, presided over by
the hostess, became the center of
attraction for a time, and all ex-
pressed their preference for that
particular flavor of strawberry
and for the dainty wartime waf-
ers that were served. AS the chill
of the night air became notice
able, the guests repaired TO the
comfortable parlor and music
room, whore vocal and instru-
mental music and games passed
the time most pleasantly until a
late hour. All departed with ex.
pressions of appreciation Of the
occasion, and in bidding farewell
TO the honor guest wished for him
a pleasant and successful year in
his new field of work.
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a few weeks ago my nephew came
running in the house to his mother.
much excited.
"Mamma," he said, palmer and
mes goin' to join the army and 60
and fight, too
''Well, son, think you are too
little yet, don't you?" she asked.
"Ain't there no little Germans to
fight, mamma? ?" he asked,=seeming-
y greatly disappointed Chicago
Tribune.
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Washington, d. c.,
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AUGUST WEATHER

Highest temperature ON the
31st, sc deg.
Lowest temperature on the 18th
and 18th, 40 deg.
Total precipitation from the LIST
to the 22nd, 1.54 inches.
Number clear days, 8.
Number cloudy days, ..
Part cloudy. 81.
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VASHON

Mrs. A. hartman was visitor
in Seattle on Monday.
II. Il. McManus visited the coun-
ty seat the first Of the week.
Community sing at the Meth
odist church OF next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. 4. b. Allison was visitor
in Seattle on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Rev. ID. ID. Proper of Omaha,
Neb., was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. Jay the first of the
week
Revs. Galley, Brokaw and Wal
dron are attending the Methodist
annual conference at Aberdeen
this week
A number of people from the
Island attended the funeral of
Byron S. Wise in Seattle on Mon
day afternoon.
G. ]. Hendricks expects to leave
= Camp Murray next Sunday
h the Bird Unfit, Washington
nal Guards, from Seattle.
Record family is indebted
S. j. G. Dubois for IA basket
scious Crawford peaches, the
gest we have seen anywhere.
A letter received Ay Mr.. and
Mrs l.. M. Langill from Ed Elem
ing a few days ago conveyed the
news that he had arrived safely
in France.
Mrs. c. II. Williams of Seattle
returned home last week. She
was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. +. Davis and child
rem, with whom she had been Wis
iting for some time, and who re-
manned in the city until Tuesday.
Mrs. N. f. Keamey writes that
she and Mr.. Kearney are now at
Sheffield, Alabama, where Mr.. X.
is working for the government at
the U. S. Nitrate Plant and which
he says will be a fine one. The
second power unit has already
been installed.
Writing from Norfolk, Virgin
ia, during shore leave Holger
Petersen says that as he was
boarding a street car he ran
plump into Eugene Van Olinda,
who was just getting off the car.
Needless to say it was cheering
to both boys to see a familiar face
so far from home.