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Masonic Calendar

Tuesday. March 26-Richmond lodge
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Work In Master Mason degree, COM
mencing at o'clock.
Wednesday, March 81 Webb
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meeting at 4 p. M: work in Entered
Apprentice degree: refreshments 1t
$50.
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MEN-wanted at the Richmond Bak-
ing Co.
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LOST-Strand Of graduated Amethyst
beads, between North l3 st. and In
terurban Station, or on South 81.
ward.
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ADVERTISING INDEX

Acetyiene Welding. ...............3s
Agents and Sal smen Wanted. -. Z
Agricultural Implements ..c4
ambulance Service.
Announcements 20
APARTMENTS md Houses for Rent. 80
Art Fancy Work
artificial Limbs. Trusses. etc. IA
W" s,oAos ..SS
Automobile Accessories. .sB
Automobile Body Building. 1890. ak
Automobile Body Repairing. rs
Automobile Livery and Garages. IA
Automobile Repairing ..........a as
automobile Storage. ..............a
Automobile Supplies. SIS
Automobile Taxtcabs
Automobile Tires. .................as
Automobiles For Sale. 81
automobiles Wanted. IA
Auto Moving Vans
BaRgage and LIGHT Transfer. ....l6
fficycls Repairing. ..a7
Hicycies and Motorcycles. at
Itonds and Insurance. .............1S
au!!dtnE and ContractinG....... IL
.sui!dfnC Materials and Supplies. .2S
BUSINESS Announcements. ........23
business Places For Rent. IS
BUSINESS Property For Sale. ......t2
business Opportunities. ..........3 80
business Schools. ...........20
Businesa Services Offered. ........1I
GArde OF THANKS. 2 =
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX


Help Wanted Male. ............
nIuo Ae1IoIS. 1919
Horses & Vehicles. ...............31
Household Goods For Sale. 49,. IA
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent. 80. .
Houses For Rent. IA
Houses For Sale. "A
instruction ............ 80
Insurance. Bonds. Etc.
INV oStuoHto on
Jewelry Repairing. ...............l7
Junk & Hide Dealers. ............73
L@duHuIleS ..11
Legal Notices. ...............49
Leather Goods. ..................
Lite Insurance.. IL
Livestock & Vehicles. .............9l
IocksmithS
Lost-Found--Stolou ............ 1
Lots For Sale. "A
Machinery & Tools. "a
Male HELM Wanted
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

For Rent OFFICES. Observation-Disclosures
For Rent Store Rooms. ..3e
For Rent Unfurnished RoomS. 49,. .
For 6ale-Business Opportunities. 80
For Sale farms & Land. ..........43
For Sale Houses. .................41
vi 0AlS A0t0. -
For Sale Miscellaneous. ...........31
Found--Lbst-Sto1en .............
Funeral Directors. ............... I
Funeral and Death Notices.
Furnace Repairing. ...............17
Furnished Rooms For Rent. ......
Furniture Repairing.
Garden Seeds. .................2e
Hair Dressers. .................
Harness & Supplies. ..............0
Hat Cleaners. ......-..........1I
H1coNy
Heating and Plumbing. 1890. lis
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HELP WANTED-MALE
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE }

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 81
R1GFRATOR-Large, for sale,
L.hHrtv Market. Phone 1885.
ROWLING Alleys for sale. IL
balls and all fixtures to go with a..
VIII sell cheap II sold at once. % NJ
bASEBURNER -Mattress hookcase
OIL stove. Cvphers Portable Hover. set
or three fire1esa BROKERS, Cycle
hatchers. for sale. L. H Borders
Crete. Ind.
BABY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reed. IN
good condition. Phone 272s
"F1GIAM HARFlFuIl blooded. for
-.le. 1929 So. sth
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49, 49, ,>e~a f.>tAe~ -->s-'
'--'-1- ~ou tho best service. Milln-'-
cn- Mat,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Saanene til Sc Quiereoe

@aibinston Sen 24oe Ilig.: ST.
Sen oe Sorenebe Statcr off ino |
arigen bor De, peb Sioen af at be.
tnle line eene enorme llbgifter, bes-
uoen iprItruffet Sc glicreoe meb
Sam paa tIiammen aoifiaig oper
C1a Siaioner Collars, eler, til Ga-
TO neiaatig $685., GAO, 900, bporaf
Sc, OS9,O64,75O er uobetalt i Son.
ianter.
2aanene or forfeit iom felger:
enelano So, 100000, 6ranfris
81, 065, OOO, 900, Stalien $780,
100000, Guslanh $325,OO0,OOO.
@elaien $i54,25O,OO0, @rrfenlano
S15,79O,OO Cuba $t5,0OO,OOO %
Serbien $12 100000. aae bisIe
Yenec anpenoes til Snofisb al Seu'
netsmioIer gmmunition % andre
SriasiorraaS BERT Sonoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30

beioet iommen meo iaa l9nge, at
mango al benz ~enoogiaa il9iten taller
bort Sprog beore END fit eset; % bog
nobrso De / fanatiif Si,bel, ba De
bsrte ON bore anmeraters 9sb, bog
sbifalot De aItiaa fine 2anosm9nos
ifiPnoige S~orbrpoeIie.
Otter "2lliitania" er fltlgt Noro
efter Woro paa pore &annerater, uben
at Der fra De tpife Socialoemofraters
euer De tpife Sjen1pnos SIDE er no.
talt ct eneite b~ebreibenbe, misbiai-
gerlbe eler blot beflagenoe Srb. Sg
iaa ifulbe hi, naar arigen er forbi,
laoe JON ON aft bar CLIENT? Sa,
beore enonii, hi iflloe alerebe MI
bore meo til of fore oper Sapet oe
tpife Socialoemofrater, Ser fom meb
Siioasfpsiet til Sorlie. @i ifrlIbe
faloe Dem ON 3nlien, hi ifulbe bel
grGoe al 8lGoe. Seq flyer, at bpis
Ri engelife SismGno giorbe iliet, iaa
pilbe bore mprbeoe &amerater reiie
fig al fin 8rab paa Sceanets @rnb
og anfla9e % for Seigbeb pg Sor-
rpoeri.
Wen set er os iffe'nof, at hi bar
forbinbret oiSie Weber. @ore oeoe
ifal bepnes, og oct bill ife efter &ri-
gen. &i foritaar, at oct bill bore pal,-
ifeligt eler llmnligt for Dor Hegie-
ring, naar Observation-Disclosures
engang ifal begpnbe, at itipnlere en-
@opfotti1g al Spitlanb / iaa og ioa
mango s(ar. Men bpao Siplomaterne
fife fam FIRE %igiennem, set fan Ri.
8i bar truffet Dor geIlutning, %
bpab ri bar beilltttet, BET ifaf ogiaa
blioe giennemfsrt. 8i flyer, at sc
tpifc Siempno bar panrret Sc Ceres
begreber, iom altib bar ppret gi9l-
benbe / Sen internationale Siemanbs-
itanb, % hi negter paanp at optage
Dem / Dor &reos, for be bar ongret
og giort Bob. Men ba hi peo, at
Spiferne life angrer, for be bar faaet
en- Nfitraffclic, ifal Oe itraffes, og ieg
ifol forflare, bpori benne Straf ifal
beitaa.
s ct beitemt Mntal Iar, ser ienere
fa1ti9tteS, men 1om til Sato er 7 Mar
og 6 Waaneoer, bill hi negte at ieile
meb tpife &amerater, meo tpIfe Tarer
og meo tpifc Yasiagerer. Gi negter
o9iaa at ieile meb Sfibe, Ser saar til
en- tpif Sapn. % / Oenne geililtning
er hi aae enige: Matroicr, 6%prbpoere,
Wnitinfolf, aapteiller % StnrmGnb.
@i peb, at for at fore Dor Tlon
igiennem mao hi babe ben offentlige
OPENINGS Spmpati at itette os til.
Oct err berfor hi, beb Sioen al Dor
itore Organization, bar griinoet Sor-
eningen: Gen brittle SanbelsHaa,
oes %enner", / bpilfen enbper Maro,
&pinbe ener Barn baaoe / gn9lano,
be alliereoe og neitrale 2ntoe fan
blioe Weolemmer, Blot Be ifi9nfer os
fin Sprnpati. Naar Dor Screening CT
naaet til at pmipGnoe belle BET brittle
Higc, bill hi itiae ale Sabrifer %
Sanolenoe operfor Spergsmaalet:
gr Sc meo Spiferne eler meb os?
Sg Sen al sc ooipurgte, Ser 90 ipa-
rer, at ban life bill opgipe enbper slrt
al Snnoel ellcr Craft meb 1pIferne,
ifal life blipe uleiliget meo Dor
Sanoel.
Gro life, at octte finn er Traier og
Srl,iler. Oct er Dor faite, llroffelige
@eilutning at fere bette %igienneni,
pg bcrpaa letter hi Dor Siemanos-
pre / Hant. &i ifal pioe at itrafie
Dem, Der bar banrret Siemanocns
Napn. Si ifal bloc at bepne bore
0e0e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Soro for Senator.

SEQ Yrimprpalget / Micbiean /
Sirsbag bleo oell itore MlttomobiI-
fobrifant Senrp Soro nomineret for
Scnator al Selnofraterne. San bar
oaIaa opitiQct paa ben repilblifanlfe
@algieooel, men blep beieiret al ibp.
Marinentiniiter Eruman $. gtep-
BERN, Ser fortiben CT Gbef for 3oie
II. g. Tlaaoeoiitrift.
SEQ Talget / Hopember fommer
altiaa &anlpen til at ltaa melenl
oisie TO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Gyife Sig oriper iIano.

&iobenbapn Sen 27be Sing: s
2ebct al oe iiOite faa Sage er 2igere
o. 1870 tpife Marineiolooter brepct
iIano paa @eitfpiten al Spaano.
WpnOigbeberne antnger, at Sc bar
rGret itatIoncreoe onlboro paa tpifc
Geitroperc, iom enten er gaaet tabt
unber en- Siofamp eaer iprGngt i
Sllften al Winer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Chicago Produktmarked.

s7aar &c isrnhes 1eres eubRrivtisn. lens
telft Vcff' eler San,nrc,srn3. 7u er un;s
tsrt at fence Isle Vense | aiurinceiiae @repe,
% 81 tan TIE barre aufsaritse Tor yease. ion
Dttx berts paa Deten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30

Den, iom biplper til at ipreoe iaa.
oanne pesiimiitiife &pgter.
Iegierinsen moSiGtter fig frem,
oeIes al al Wost Solfefrapet ON
SnbfalteIie al &igsoasen at Jrpgi
for, at Socialiiterne % andre
liberale @lenenter ifal begpnbe al
bombnrbere Den meo nprgaaenoe
SpergsmaaI.
Smaanotiier.
sra Nmiteroam meloes Ser eftcr
tplfe &tloer, at en- tpif Battalion,
Ion1 bleo beororet rem til Sronten,
en'temmigt negtebe at gaa, buor-
paa bier 10be Waro / @atalionen
l!eu lfilot. Serefter fapitulereoe De
gprige.
Splte Solooter, Iom bar ppret
G~rlgsfanger i Guslanb, ~begpnoer M
at optrGoe peo Seltirontert, meloes
ira Turis. Wen Suoenoorff bar
fife megen 8luoe al bem. 9e bar
ponot for at lpItrc Srore % oper.
8iuer Jig uiaigt. If 100 al Dem,
iom ifuloe Ienoes til en- Geierpeoipi-
lion bag oen tpife 6ront, ~oeiertere-
fe Is, enonu isr De fom no al Sp'f-
Iano % 3 boppeoe al Soget og blep
0rpbt.
&c tpife menige Solboter ONT
gaaes a%oberbart MI I'll Gags meo
iorlige Garter. SaaleoeS tog Sri.
tcrlle her en- Sag Ell Slot Snfante'
ritter ira oct ipotplte Storbertug'
CONNIE 9aoen tiliange. @n al Dem
erflGreoe, at ban % bans &anlera'
ter forlpngIt bapoe inaet nof al Sri.
gen, og bon ~baabeoe, at mar &ris
gen engang er Oper, iaa ma Sa-
Den bli en- IelpItGnOig Tepublif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Duluth Kornpriser.

Priser paa Chicago Bars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30
Kansas City Kvegmarl,.d
Sioux City Kv1pmarl.d
Omaha Kvaemarked

Orndha Kvegmarked.
K;ar steers. 16. OO-17 30
~ og kvler 7.5O-1e 50
Sv;r nneI, and feeders. . 8.5O-14 10
an, -nul OF sales. 5O-1ssO
16 .0O-17 IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30

ENTERED As sEcoND CLASS NAr1EK JuNr i5rH 1908 At
THE Posi- oTFIcE At DTcoRAu, Iowa. UNpER Tk ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARGINS 3, 1891,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-30

pasier. Gienben iaar altfaa Der
rogen brsie GoIer al lin esen We.
eicin.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
FARMERS GETTING THE COIN.

More than 81, 900 farmers have
obtained loans through the Fed
eral loan system, and the amount
they have received amounts to
$ll7,249, 900. The loans average
50. 200 each. The Federal Farm
Loan Board has done a lot of
good, as most of its loans have
been of a class that could not be
obtained through local banks
and other channels. Represent
atives of local power and light
ing companies who have been
up against the real thing" for
money, have not been as success
fal as the farmers with the Fed
eral machinery, since they have
been told to go see your local
bankers. The focal bankers"
have been referring them to the
local Courts, who have been pro-
life in furnishing receiverships.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
KING GEORGE CREETS AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

The American soldiers as they
pass thru ENGLAND are given a
royal welcome. The following
from King George show the
spirit in which our soldiers are
received.
Soldiers of the United States.
the people of the British Isles
welcome you on your way to
take your stand beside the arm
les of the many Nations now
fighting in old world the great
battle for human freedom.
The allies will gain new heart
and spirit in your company. |
wish that | could shake the hand
of each of you and bid you God
speed on your mission.
George R, |.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
A war NECESSITY-MORE WHEAT.

Farmers of Jackson County
increase the acreage for The Lib
erty Harvest in 1919.
Work hard to produce the high
est yield per acre.
Select the best wheat land on
your farm for this crop,
Prepare the soil well; disk be-
fore the plow and after; roll be-
fore seeding.
Fertilize literally; use good
limestone, phosphate, and man.
ure.
Sow sound plump seed; fan it
thoroly; treat it to prevent smut.
Get a high yielding variety;
bearded on upland. beardIess on
lowlands.
Use rye instead of wheat in
very late seeding: also on thin
lands.
Help your county and COM
munity to reach their quota Of
increased acreage.
Take your position on the Ma
tons second battle line-the
food fine.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Get the WHEAT HABIT

Mr.. Farmer, do you live in one
of those localities which has lost
the habit of growing grain? Get
the habit again. Feed yourself.
Don't despair if all of the thresh-
ers and binders have rusted out.
Many a bushel of wheat was
grown and sold for less than a
dollar a bushel before these ma
chimes were perfected. Sow your
wheat broadcast if necessary.
Get an old fashioned wheat
cradle if you must. With a little
experience, you can cut three
acres per day if you are strong.
Plan for wheat wisely, but
grow as much wheat as you can
without seriously interfering
with other important crops.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
JACKSON COUNTY BOYS
with THE C0L0RS"

7. NJ. c. AS in every camp
where we can purchase good A.
merican eats.
would enjoy being back in
old Jackson with many friends,
but don't think | could be con-
tented to stay there so long as
the dear U. S. A. is at war.
| am sure you people are get
ting plenty of official war news
and know about how the war is
going. From the present it
seems that we are all going to be
back within a short while. But
so long as we are here we don't
want the people back home to
worry about US for we are able
to help ourselves.
Will stop for this time, a jack
son county boy.
Pvt. Henry C. Trisdale,
Co. |. III Inft.
p. S. If Henderson Young
happens to read these few lines
please write me.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Francis Franklin Of Sumner County Killed.

Gallatin, Tenn, Sept. 20. Err
nest Franklin, a well-known bus
mess man of this place, has re-
ceived a telegram announcing
the death of his nephew. Fran
els Franklin. who was killed in
action on Augutst % with the
United States Army in France.
The deceased was the son of
thomas Franklin, formerly of
Gallatin, but now residing in
Philadelphia. Young Franklin
was also the nephew of R. l..
Franklin, of this county and has
numerous relatives here.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Henry c. TrisdaIe Has Thrilling Experience
On Western Front.
Somewhere in France,
Sept l, 1918.


Sept, /, 1918.
To the Editor:
AS this is such a beautiful day.
Just thought | would write the
olks back in dear old Jackson
county and tell them a little of
my oversee experience.
have been up to the front
and had some thrilling expert
ences, mostly of which | can't
tell you about.
We were up with some Eng
lish troops known as Tommies by
the Americans. They are dandy
good fighters, as well as COM
rades, and you may know with
all our good fighting Allies the
old Hun can't exist much longer.
We have most anything here
for amusement, such as basket
ball and lots of other interesting
things. We also have American
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Merchants Must Sell Flour
According To New Gov
ernment Ruling.

Merchants are again warned
that purchasers of flour must
either buy at the same time one
pound of substitutes for every
a sounds of flour purchased, or
file with the seller a millers toll
card. 1t is a positive violation to
sell -four any other way. | am
ordered to enforce these rules
and | am going to do so.
1t is the patriotic duty OF
every citizen to see that these
rules are enforced and to report
any one who refuses to do so.
B. l.. Quarles.
County Food Administrator
The toll cards can be purchas-
ed at the Sentinel Office.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
HOG SHOW OCTOBER 7.

The following is the premium
list of the, Heg Show, which will
be held in Cainesboro, Monday,
Oct. 7th.
Best boar any age, $500.
Best sow and pigs, $500.
number of pigs. and size of sow
'considered.)
Best boar under six months
old, A.O0
Best guilt under six months
old. AOO.
The judges win be selected on
show dav.
s A Committee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Prominent Putnam County
Farmer Convicted Of Ser
ious Charge.

An unusually sensational case
has just been tried in the Grim.
inal court Of this county. 1t is
the case of the State VS.. Cass
Vaughn, a prosperous farmer
and stock trader of Buffalo Val
ley, who was convicted by a trial
jury upon a charge of assault and
battery.
The'prosecutrix in the case is
Vaughn's sister-in-law, Mrs. Or.
landa Kinniard, the wife of a SOL
der. She testifes that a few
weeks ago, on Sunday, Vaughn
came to her home aud made i'm
proper advances toward her.
Vaughn's wife is a sister of Mrs.
Kinnard's husband.
The case was stubbornly con-
tested, but the trial jury accept
ed the version of Mrs. Kinniard.
who was shown to be a lady of
excellent character.
Mrs. Kinniard's husband came
home on a furlough from the
army camp at which he is under
going training in order to attend
the trial with his wife. He and
the defendant Vaughn chanced
to come to Cookeville yesterday
afternoon on the same train to
attend court, and when Kinniard
saw Vaughn on the train, it is
said that he approached him in a
highly incented and threatning
manner, and that many passen-
gers in the coach in which they
were passengers, thinking that a
tragedy was likely to be enacted,
became almost panic-stricken,
however, order was soon restor-
ed.
Yesterday afternoon a pistol
was taken off of the defendant
Vaughn in the criminal court
room by the sheriff while court
was in session, however, Vaughn
Vaughn insisted that he did not
have the pistol for an unlawful
purpose, stating that it had been
borrowed from him several days
ago by a special peace officer
who had returned it to him short
ly before it was taken off of him
by the sheriff.
The trial aroused much inter-
eft on account of the prominence
of the families.
After the jury returned a ver-
dict Of guilty against the defend
ant, his attorneys entered a mo-
tion for a new trial, which will
be acted upon next week.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Somewhere in France,
August, u, 1918.

Dear father:
am still on the map and en-
ioying life as it comes.
went to Paris last Sunday,
august III and it is sure some
city. Beautiful beyond discrip-
ton. 1t is no wonder the Ger
mans tried so hard to take it. If
they had it would have been a
death blow to France, but thanks
to the U. S. Marines it was saw
ed, and we now have them drove
back. We are driving them just
as you would a herd of sheep and
will continue to.
believe we will be ready to
come home by Christmas. The
French are of the opinion that
the war will not last more than
two months, but | don't believe
ir will end that soon. But re-
gardless how long it last we are
going to do the job up right
while we are here.
| am sitting near a window
writing this letter, and in the
distance are two airoplanes chas-
ing each other. 1t is interesting
to watch them and see the stunts
they pull off, but it is hard to
watch them and write at the
same time, which | am doing.
If you don't hear from me often
don't think anything about it.
Write me and will get you lett
ers Just the same. Give my re.
CARDS to all the folks and tell
them to write when they have
time.
George Stafford,
15Co. 3rd Motor Mechan.
ic Regt.. A. P. O. 702,
Via New York.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

Cookeville. Tenn, Sept. 90
Relatives in this county have re-
ceived official notification that
Haskell Sadler. a young Putnam
County soldier, was killed in &C
ton on July "a in France. He
was born and reared in the Elev-
enth Civil District of this county.
He volunteered and joined the
army about two years ago.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
WHY JACKSON COUNTY
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE ITS
LIBERTY LOAN QUO
Ia QUICKLY.

We want to tell the people of
jackson county why they should
subscribe the full quota of the
fourth Liberty loan assigned 10
them. Jackson county has sent
over 400 soldiers into the service
of the Uniten States. They are
in the army, the navy and the
marine corps They are fighting
the battles of this country; of
your community, Jackson coun-
ty has a vital interest in winning
this war; the same vital interest
that every other part of the coun-
try has in preserving the honor
and integrity of America and
safeguarding humanity for all
time.
1t costs in round numbers a.
bout 81, 900 a year to maintain a
soldier. To send that soldier
overseas, clothed, armed and
equipped for modern warfare
costs about 81, 900 more and con-
sequently the 400 men from
Jackson county in the service of
the United States costs the gov
ernment $500, Isn't that
reason enough why we should
subscribe our share to this Lib
erty loan?
OF course we have already fur
nished the men, but just remem-
Der we are not doing the fight
ing. The boys are in the trench.
es and facing the storm of Ger
man shot and shell on that long
battle line in France. We peo-
pie of Jackson county have some
thing more to do besides proudly
waving our flags as our boys go
TO the front. We've got to help
pay for keeping them at the
front. They are making the
supreme sacrifice. We are only
required to make a sacrifice in
money. Hold on, a bit! Is it a
sacrifice to buy a government
bond? Not a bit of it. The only
sacrifice is in using the money
that you have or the money that
you can get in the next few
months to buy a bond, the best
in the world, and which will pay
you good interest on your invest
ment.
Jackson county is going to
subscribe her quota all right.
We know that. But let's do it
qick and get the honor of being
the first county in Tennssee of
going lover the top" with its
quota of bonds. Let's make a
record that will put Jackson coun-
tY ON the map.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
George Stafford,
15Co. 3rd Motor Mechan.
ic Regt., A. P. o. 702,
Via New York.

Cumberland River Farm for
Sale. l60 acres, more or less; 80
acres in one bottom; two resid-
ences. barns and out t-buildings to
care for all things raised on farm
everlasting water runs through
farm. Price $50. 900 for quick
sale. Apply to w. G. Montgom-
cry, Hartsville. ad.