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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10
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gaftle, biemmrlaptbe Mibbel lite
fin Siqe. Or biQiqt Of tilfQpe.

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Gn ptl alori9 pibe bpor burtia en- ilem
Soite tan o%perpinoes, for BIZ bar iorisot
bette bersntte 3arnle, biemmeIapebe Wibbel.
S~pemlombelIt, Der bar boitet belle Oa9en oa
belle Notten, nil iise, at ben siebIitfelise eins
bring 9tpeS n9lten Tom ct Srpueri. Oct fou
ttuapes paa ct Sieblif, pe Der CT pirtelig
intet beore for Soife.
6ap paa Ell pintilaife ~ llnie Tinsr;
tet bertll %alminoeIig Strup at eranulateb
Gutter til Slotteu er iulb. Gler bu tou
BRUCE flaret WolaSieS, 6onnina eler Corn
Sirup iitebetfor Sntfsriirnp, ON suIfes.
Boa enbper Waaoe nil ben frlbe 8int iuos
'pare omtrent 10 Srebiebele al be genee, pans
lt9pts iio9lpet Tor 9oftemibier. % bet oiper
big ct mere liffert. pirtninsSfuIbt Wtiboel.
Get bolber Zig 'ulpfomment os bar bsbaselis
Smag-gsrn LITER bet.
On fan fsle bet taaer fat eiebliffelio, lirbs
rer p9 belbreber Sliinbinbene / ale Suftrsr.
Get lpsner burti9 ben tsrre, TRANCE tbojte,
o9 mart nil ou merle, at Slimet ubtpnbes
% iaa belt forfpinoer. Gn Days BRIG pil
ponli9pi8 brpbe Ell almtinbelig Sorfislelie /
gals euer Vrp't, % bet er oaiua iortrinliat
tor Sronfit, Strnbeboite, aisboite os brons
titiif Niibma.
piner CT Ell bsiit p1rbiiulb foncentreret
Communicating al 99te Norlpap Yine Grs
trait, fienot iom bet met paalibelise Mibbsl
mob Spsoomme / gals % Vrpit.
Spr at uubaaa SfuifeIie. beb bin Qpptbeter nm
"2n unie at pinsr" mso futoftrnbia aupis ming. pa
treosittnel'e eler psuaene prompt tilbaeebetales 3be
ptner 60. IT. mapne, Snb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10

paa ban Silraob, iprebe ban meo
opennGpnte GeiuItat.
&lpgtigc Sppe. Ere Diun6 are
itereoes her ON Tagen for at bape
%itioalet $t75 ira Eelgcifuiicn ! en-
al Sionr Sails Heitaliraitier. Taa
ollc ire Mpnb tiliammcn fiinoe Dog
life finocs mere emo Iibt oper 1874,
% Yolitiet begpnbte at trio, at Ser
fnnife life bapoe prret ian mango
Tcnge / Sfiffen, iom Giercn paa.
itob. Som Ell iioite Silflngt blep en-
biemmegiort Gigaret, iom ianbtcS
CT az Spocnes CONNER, nGrmere
mbcrisgt, og / bcn fanotcs megct
finitirrbig iammenioloet ell Sem.
tiboqorieboel.
@il arpc afoso Gnebpcr. Hetop
Iom Ser giorheS Soranitaltninger til
at operbraae afbeoe 2oltis g. TeI.
IONS 80 til Staten, bar TO aplnoer
melot iia iom arpingcr. nemlia Mtrs.
Gli5abetb So1s Wfc @ram al Son
Intonio, Teras, pg Ie1o GGen Cor.
oon al @ranb Nopibs, Wtich. NeI.
ion bar Gneboer % at regne for Ell
"utberlig Gfrue". ser life banoc
meget at iige ON bperfen Nlttio cller
Sortib. San bsbc for Ilerc Mao-
neoer iioen citer at hare boet |
Wtoobp Golntp / onlfrin0 40 Ior.
ut Ser mclocr iia @lrpinacr er life
ioa unberliNt. Ga bans citcrlabte go
belsbcr fig til omtrent $t25,O00.
Gftcrlaber ct iet &pstc. George
Heooing, Der forleoen / 2eab mpr-
ococ lin Suitrit og oerpoa tog lit egei
Sip, pur al mange anieet for at pprc
Statens iorligite S%orbrpbcr, ibct ban
bapbc ct mere enc aIminoeli9 ilci
Tp9tc. San pur IaalebeS mistrnfi
for at bupe lat SIb poa ct al gpens
tuiliomnle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nef
bpilfcn Slbebranb fIere Wenncifelir
aft tabt. % blep icnere ioemt fire
Mars Sloperi for at bare lat Slo pao
ct @aanitgsbls / SpeariiD Oiitrift
San betragtcbcs ogiao ion Sorebe
rem al 10 forifieaige SlospoaietteI'
Ter / |eae Soltrcbe, men man ia,
life iitanb iii at ifnffe @epiier. Sen
Inaa @srr blep lat enc / Gerben bel
bans iib'te fortpilebe SanoIine.
Sna Solbater faiter lin stemme
StotsfommisIionen for SptpGinu a
Stcmmer, traa6te Sen Gte os. lam
men | Tierre, % set bite fla oo. a
Inn omtrent 100 Splbaters Stem
me'eolcr ct inolsbet fra be forificla
liac 2eire. commissioner bill mebt
iaien ben 23oe Sec, ON fIere al ois
Ie Solbaters Stcmmer bu ifuI6e prrl
i~nblsbne. Sro6s bette fSoatoI trpf
fes BOO De Gountner, hbori SoIba
ternes Stemmer eisr l%tbIaaet. Saa
lebes / WeIctte Goltntp, hbor Ser
alminbeliae StemmenFeibnh1q aor
Ell aonbihnt for Mubitor en- Moiori
tet al TO Stemlncr, mebens Sc iener
inblsbne Solbnters Stemmer foron
brebe ltofolbet berhen, at Ser amber
oo fsrit ilnare 8anoioat fit fir
Stemmers Soerbegt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10
Sulcfort mco Tcrcs
Vapn % Woresie.

Sulebsitioen itanr igien for Gsren -
Den ferite Sul borte fra Siemn,et for
mango al bore SoIbater. Smtrino /
3pelleSletrene Der / 2anbet % ouer /
Srnnfrtge pl Der ianr bare Suienber Oh
after Slienoer AT bore Gutter, Tom oil
lGngte efter Ell Sulebilien biemn1cfra.
Sore Sulctort bar hi palat nreS bette
for 2ie. @i bar TO Sorter, men bcooc
az idnrte Stsrrelie, 3M X5M. Yriss
torltlelen or iibetpoelig.
Faa Den enc Sort paier Stjerncbans
reret omgtt al imasfuIbt Griitturnprnas
Iilcnter. Rrnen, Stangen % Sineu or fors
9plot, Stlernebdnneret or / naturIioe
Saroer % Arl'ttornsbldoene / grent, olt
talt ct Sort / fire Sarper. @i trnfter
Seres Napn o9 Iore5'c % "8lrbeIia
Sui oq 0oot 9Iptaar" ertcn paa RorIi
eler Sn9ellf pda Nortene % icnoer
Dem Ill Scn rieb aonpolutter portoirit,
10 for Soc, % for $1.55.
Sen anocn Sort CT ct iieIbcn paftert
Mort | ROOT og 9reut. Set piicr ct ,Sules
lbs brrnbcnpe / @inoustarmen % lloers
for ices ct maduebeIbit @interlanbIfob.
Arilttorntranler prpber begge Siber az
&tnolet. SisIe Sort faces nleb Som
noIiitter % puotrntt SuIehiGien % Napn
og Nbresie, 10 fur soc, % for S1.35.
Merf: Bore Snlefort ienbes lite / Srt
pdd ntinore erlo 10 Sort, 90 hbiS man
sniter Sort meo foritieuio Nnpn poo,
mau man beitile m,inbit 10 Sort ncb
hpert Noun teller minbit %, bpis man
tar NorDel al Den b~iaigere YriS for %
Sort
.91y7 Snbicno 9eres @eitiIinaer itiSc,
iirr hptS DC uater at ienbe aortene loni
SuIebiNen til SIrgtningsr og @enner /
@dnlelanoet eller iii bore Solbater /
Sranfrige. Set tar op til 6-S ltoer
for Tplt ooer Saoet MI unbcr ariaeu.
y. Inmnoicn TubIiibins g.,
Sceurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10
@iSconTn.

Sbp. Nttprnep General bpb. Char.
les~G. gItabrucf, / i'm Sib @iScon.
inns Mttorner General, err bsb / Wil.
,pailfce otter ct Inialo al Sierieipg'
bonn. San bIcp II glar gonncl.
Eruteit mub Berger ium &unsres-
mani. Spiepb g. Garncp, Ser Tom
bemofratiif aanbibat bar Gictor
9erscrs Meobciler til Stiaingcn
iom aol,eresmano ira Milpautee,
bor inbienbt I'll Hrptcit mos, az Sen
unoer Nnflaae nrrenbe raoifale 60
ciaIiit oipes SGbe / 2anoets lnpai'
penoe Ioriamlina. GarnenS TroteIt
er ier,ot iii Sen foneresiiolelle $50.
mite for Galgtpiitiabeoer.
fsorlia peb Eapirmplle. Zen
Strcif, Ion 400 Irbeiberc oeo Wa-
rinctte % Wenpnlinee TapirmsHc
iperfiattc for ire Tiger iioen, ctotc
Sen ste bs., ibet man ga fom til Sor-
%ItoacIic % SprIig. grbeibsgipernc
aif ino ban of betnle Den forlangtc
0snSiorhsicllc, bclsbenoe Jig til ct
Iaolra al Z Gents pr. Simc, me.
beus Irbeiberne eap efter oon I'm
Torbrina saaenbe no paa. at bennc
3en ifilbc reanes fra iibitlcoen Slili,
ga IN 9snninasifala ~inbfsrtcs. Sag
Isnnen bIep oa forbsiet meb 20 Cts.
nr. Tag.
S%nhnensaen blnsier up iaien Gen
%epiScmiife Snfluensa. Der for 'pnteS
at pGre / gitaaenbe, bliisiebe De ito.
ire Saee al iorrige llge op ieien
mango al Statens Sper. s Ga
Grosie bar ~iaaIeSes De fem Solpita'
Ter proppcnbe fulbe, % Stilinacr
piitc iis mere nIporIis cnb noaeniin'
sc isr. i Milpaufee melbtes Der
9ebct al DC "a elmer enbenee 6tt
Zee. II IebsiaIo cs 267 npe I'll
irIocr. SisIee Surbbebspr'cnets
Snaapcr Dor Ser ba ialt 1888? I'll
irIbcr al Snlucn5a ! @pcn. :
@auiau par Der peh iorriae lIaei
J @~espnSelie fun 70 9iliGlcer, mer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10
WfOmtdnd.
Stpre TprIenSelier af &pra.

Store SOrienoelier af auGs. Sra
Sooeofparteret for &ocfp Woltntain
9~ipiiionelt at Mortbern Yacific Do
men rapporteres, at aD9gforienoel.
Ierne ira Staten iaar bill onergaa ale
tioIiaere meb on1trent 100000 Stpf.
fer. Sfslge sc at Sernbaneiolfcne
giorte geregninaer bill bette Iars
belle aoGallofsriel ira Wontalla be.
Isbe fig til 100000 Stpffer.
Gm bslSis CmitGnoisbeS. Sro
@oseman meloes, at naar Stotens
College aabnes Der peo bet npe Iars
9~egpnoelie, bill mani blipe iitano til
at bpbe Stuoenter banbe Scott oo
9ogi til oen eneitaaenbe lape Iris
al $50 pr. Waoneb. 20 itorc o. be
uoitprebe @draffer, ser opfsrteS 10,
Stuoent Irmp Trainin9 Corps, iPt
ter III Golleget iItano til at ifaffe iint
Gleper iau biaist Spbolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10

funbc iiooe opreiit. Ger par INT
Gage % notiaa foIbt, men Der bell'
off 20 LANCE Elmer, ier incoming
fom. let bar ell franif 6iIterbaao,
life meget iterre en- Sjeplanert, men
6iiferne pootog iig Dog at bilg'ere
2uitifibct ilanb. Otter II SimerA
6orlsb noaebes cit Iioen ~Tiifeploos.
Ser rigtignof Iaa mangioloige 0iil
ira Den iin9c Guffifippers citation,
men iom ban BOG betrogtcbe iom ct
ionot Simmeri9e. 9repet bar, lom
iogt, 'frepet ben Sbe Nop., % Ja'
acros iorloiagbe beri, at arigen bill
DC nUre HIT for Sfripelicu fon Wo'
bcren ibGnoe - bbilfet altiaa oglaa
Iloo til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10

Intallet itcg / fan Gage til 1873. 81.
Den Gpeocmicn ~begprotc er Der mo.
tru'fet II GsbsiaIo al sen Der /
Vpett. : Waoiion ipntcs oertmoo
Spgoommen brrtig Of bcorcs, o. Der
oor glort 6oranitoltningcr til i9ien
at oabne Sfolerne peo 9~egpnoeIIcn
al benne llge.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
ORDERS TO SEND
QUESTIONNAIREs

The Adjutnat General has
ordered local boards beginning
yesterday to send out question
naires to men between 19 and
36. who registered for military
service on September u, at
the rate Of 10 per cent of the
numer Of registrants per day
until the list of registrants shall
be exhausted.
When filled out by the regis
trant the questionable is to
be returned to the local board.
Care and neatness are urged
upon each registrant in the
matter Of filing out the paper
so that it may be smoothly
folded unblotted by ink and
legible.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
SCHOOL OPENS

The Newark High School
opened Monday morning with
Mrs. W A. Isgrig superintend-
ent.
Rev. J. E. Smell made a very
appropriate opening address to
teachers, parents and pupils.
The faculty is composed of
the following:
Miss Kate Martin, first
grade.
Miss Willie Roe, second and
third grades.
Miss Pearl Miller fourth and
fifth grades.
Mrs. J. Z. Smell, sixth and
seventh grades.
Miss Mazilla Brown and
Mrs. w. A. Isgrig, eighth,
ninth, tenth and eleventh grad
es.
The total enrolment is 1872.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
COMMITTEE THANKS
TOWNSHIP REGISTRARS

Mr.. Editor.-Thru the col
umns of your paper the Coun-
ty Central Registration Com
mittee desire to give express
sion to their thanks and APP
preciaton for the splendid
work done of Sept. 18th, by
county and township registrars,
and it was due to their faith
full work and splendid organ
ization that the registration
was made without errors or de-
lay, making it possible for the
Chief Clerk, A. A. Weber, to
make a full and complete re-
port by Saturday noon follow
ing the day of registration on
Thursday.
The work of these good citi-
zens, approximately one-hun-
dred and forty of them) was
performed faithfully and eff
GENTLY, without remuneration,
which attests their, interest
their loyalty and their patriot
ism, and their splendid service
is commended by this commit
tee and all patriotic citizens.
Respectfully,
Goun Central Registration Com
Y. K. GOODNIGHT,
Chairman.
E4tos4ille, Ark, Sept. 16, 1918.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
COMMITTEES ARE
ASSIGNED PLACES
those to Have Charge of Sales
of Liberty Bonds are APP
pointed for big Drive

G. O. Magness, township
sales director for Big Bottom
for the Fourth Liberty Loan,
has appointed the following
committees to have charge of
the territory assigned them
during the campaign for the
sale of Liberty Bonds which
opens Saturday, September %.
For District No. /, north of
the railroad and west of Thorn
as Creek.-B. S. Arnold and
n. D. Freeze.
District No. 2 north of rail
road between Main street and
Thomas Creek.-G. M. Fields,
I. NJ. Ration and w. E. Self.
District No. 3, north of rail
road and east of Main street.
Rev. J. E. Smell, C. NJ. Ed
wards and D. C. Lane.
District No. 4, south Of rail
road to school district 35.-W.
F. Sisk and B. R. Clark.
District No. 5, school dis
triets 35 and Oil. P. Will
liams, D. C. Selvidge and J. B.
Hodges.
An effort will be made by
the solicitors to see every citi-
Ecu of the township, but no
one should wait to be solicited.
The 28th and 10Th are volun-
teer days and every patriotic
citizen should call on some
member of the committee on
these days and make volu-
tary subscription, instead of
waiting to be solicited. The
government needs money and
must have money, to prosecute
the war against the blighting
hand of Prussianism, and ev-
cry man who can get the mon
ely should promptly buy a bond
on Volunteer Day.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
TOWNSHIP BOARD

The following Township Ad-
Tisory Board for Big Bottom
township has been appointed
% assist registrants in making
out questionnaries. Registrars
should not single cut one or
tNo men on the board, which
would serve to make the work
burdensome, but are free to
ask any member of the board
for assistance at any time.
The board is composed of
the following citizens: w. G,
Moore, Rev. j. E. Smell, F. C,
Hoyt, G. NJ. Fields, John T
Tharp and S. C. Knight.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19

the $50 who have served in the
body since its organization last
November who will not do all
IN their power to bring about
its ratification.
If this constitution should
fail, it will be many years be-
fore it will be possible to secure
call for another convention.
It does not require political
prophet to see that.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
buyers of the new loan.

buyers of the new loan.
1t is expected that schools
throughout this district and ov-
err the entire country will fea-
ture the two-day period Of pre-
liminary subscriptions. Teach
ers and principals will explain
the meaning of the movement,
and emphasize the significance
of going over the top with ear
~ subscriptions. Children will
be urged to impart to parents
and friends the news of the
volunteer days.
There will be work in album
dance for the army Of solicitors
when the actual drive gets un-
der way, and a bulky showing
in names and totals will help
those workers in an inestimable
degree in drawing the subscrip-
lions later on which will swell
the quotas of the various dis
tricts and finally put the loan
as whole across with gusto
and acclaim far exceeding that
of the previous issues.
Volunteering on the two
days does not only mean spe=
officially buying bonds, but as
we'll includes every scrt Of IN
solicited service to make the
loan a success. Every man,
woman and child in the coun-
try should become a working
unit to boost subscriptions. EV-
eryone is expected t. tell his
friends all he knows about Lib
erty Bonds as an investment
and a patriotic service, and to
leave no stone unturned to pro
mote their sale.
High officials IN the loan Il
qaniation believe the two vol
unteer days will be an impor-
tant factor in making the pres
ent issue a popular one. Ev-
cry volunteer will feel a per
sonal interest in the outcome,
for the main reason that he has
done something to attain that
great object. Progress during
the heated days of solicitation
will be closely watched by
those who were initial and vol
unteer workers, and until the
full arount asked by Uncle Sam
is safely in bank available for
the needs of our boys in France
and the other fighting lines.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
WHAT VOLUNTEER
DAYS REALLY MEAN
Subscriptions, Sept. % and 20,
Will Be Big Impetus for
4th Loan Campaign

One of the principal reasons
why the Liberty Loan Organi-
cation has designated Septem-
Der IS and % as "Volunteer
Days" is to give final and
definite answer to the German
claims that=America is not SOL
idly behind the war. 1t is ex-
pected that the subscriptions,
great and small, to the ctun-
try's call for funds on those
two days will furnish reply
which will be like a blow be-
tween the eyes to the Kaiser
and his advisers.
Thousands of prospective
subscribers to the Fourth. Lib
erty Loan have signified they
want the satisfaction Of apply
ing for their quotas without So
licitation. They can display
Their patriotism more effective
=ly by coming forward unasked
and signing up than waiting
for the solicitor.
On Sunday, September %,
clergymen Of all denominations
will make strong appeals to
their congregations in favor of
the loan. Their theme will be
the necessity of backing up our
men in France by supplying
the financial requirements of
the Government. Exhortations
for the day will be to save sol
diers rather than souls.
Business houses are encour-
aging their employees to swell
the numer Of subscriptions on
the two volunteer days. A
mighty impetus is expected to
be given to the entire drive by
example of the thousands who
will surge forward to set exam
pie fer the millions who will
constitute rank and file of
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
ANOTHER PAPER SUSPEND

Magazine, Sept. 14.-After
q years continuous publication
the Magazine Gazette, a week
ly, suspended with this week s
issue. Editor Palmer Graves,
who served as page in the 1915
session of the Arkansas House
cf Representatives, stated the
high cost of labor and mater
ials and the fact that his two
brothers, who have been assist
ing him, have been called to
the army, makes it inadvisable
to continue the paper.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-09-19
CONVENTION In
SESSION AGAIN
Meets to Prepare New Consti-
tuition For Submission 20
People of State

The Constitutional Conven-
tho is in session again this
week, at Little Rock, meeting
at 2 p. m. Wednesday. It will
not be in session long. 1t will
reconvene for the purpose of
considering the report of the
committee on phraseology and
codification.
Under the rules, two thirds
will be required to reconsider
any proposition and it is not be-
lieved there is any subject up
on which there is such a pro-
nounced opposition that it will
be possible to secure such a
vote
An effort will probably be
made to reconsider the manner
of submission, SO that separate
articles may e sumitted, intead
of submitting the instrument en-
bloc, but the latter method
seems to have a very strong
eunDOrt among the member
ship.
I consider it great I'M
provement over the old CGnsti-
tuition" declared President T.
VI. Mehaffy, and | think it
should and will be ratified. In
der its terms, it will be possible
for the cities, counties and the
state to pay their debts, and go
upon a cash basis"
President Mehaffy has had
the text of the proposed Consti-
tuition printed, as it was finally
agreed upon by he Phraseolo-
gy Committee. When this is APP
proved by the Convention this
week, the president will rec
ommend that 100000 copies OF
it be printed for general distri-
button so that every citizen OF
the state will have an oppor-
tunity to read and study it.
This appears necessary, for
unless it is done the Contitution
will have the disadvantage be-
fore the people of being mis-
understood or at least not I'M
derstood. The people show
discrimination at the ballot box
whatever theorists may say
about it, and they want to
knew what they are voting for.
Memers of the Convention
will be expected to assist in the
campaign of putting it over,
and it is safe to say that there
are not more than a dozen of
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13

SUBSCRIPTION RATES DAILY Single copy, 5 cents; per l5 cents; per month, 50 cents; $5.50, in advance, by carrier mail in country.
 kLY-$1.50 per year, payable ance.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13
INCORRECT RUMORs.

On two or three occasions recently false rumors have gained circulation on the streets in Newport carrying misstated information concerning the events of the war. As an in- stance, yesterday it was reported the Germans had captured 25O,00O Brit ish soldiers, which proved false.
 These rumors have tendency to create an uncomfortable feeling, and persons before placing confidence in such reports that come from an un- authentic source are asked to phone the Independent office, where Asso- ciated Press bulletins are always at hand, and which will surely tell the truth about any development worth reporting.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Our five days institute b. gins at the Baptist church Sunday, and at the morning hour MT. J. B. Moseley, our State Sunday school secretary, will speak on some phase of the Sunday school work. He will also be with us at the Sunday school hour, so let's greet him with our best attendance The work for the weeks institute will be outlined at the morning servlce It is not often that we have the op- portunity to spend five days with an expert in the study of Sunday school problems, and we ought to make the most of this opportunity. It IS not merely the officers and teachers who need to take the work, but all.
 At the evening hour, Dr. C. I. Coombs, of Memphis, will speak for us His subject will be "Treason. This is time when treason IS being practiced all over our land. Let us hear Dr. Coombs discuss this timely topic.
 J. w. Gardner, Pastor.
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., A. T. Hubby, Supt.
 Preaching at II a. m. by C. I. Coombs, D. D., of Memphis, Tenn Subject, "The Signs of the Times. Revelation 9th chapter.
 Epworth League at 7 p. m.
 Preaching at p. m. by the pastor, subject Danger Signals in Amerlca.
 Monday at 3:30 p. m. the womans missionary society will meet.
 Wednesday at 8 p. m., prayer meet ing.
 Since it is a fact that no nation has ever fallen except where there was decline in the religious and moral ideals of the people, let us consider we'll our relation to and attitude to- ward God and those institutions used by Him for the promulgation of His truth. "God will honor those who honor Him."
Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13

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Newport daily independent., 1918-04-13
THIS IS WHAT THE
 PEOPLE OF GRUBBS
 THINK OF WILHELM

Editor Independent:
 I wish to report to the kaiser through your valuable paper that the good people of Grubbs township wish to dispose of "Kaiserism" on "short order," for within few hours they subscribed their quota for the Third Liberty Bonds, and in less time than half day, went lover the top" by about $1,50O.
 This was done through organized efforts of our untiring salesmen: J. R. Ballew, l. W. Hankins, H. J. Hale, Mike Denton, W. M. Johnson, J. L. McElrath, s. w. Sullins, D. c. Tar water, R. P. Williams, J. M. Waddill.
 Respectfully,
 w. A. Ford, Sales Director for Grubbs Township. Grubbs, Ark, April 10, 1918. To advertise in the Independent is to talk business to a great majority