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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-18
De: Frank J. Taylor,

United Press Staff Correspondent.
BERLIN, IA Dec. (intirziata).
- Germania rataceste in un semi
haos polite. Ea Sc poate compare
Gu enorma industrie de la care
stapinul a plecat, lasind pc lucra-
tori fara control. Fiecare depar-
lament lucra fara ordine, mai
multi din forta obiceiului, pc cind
leaderii ce s'au numit pc Ell In
susi delegati incearca Sc organi-
zeze lucrurile.
Cele mai mari sperante Sc GEN.
tralizase asupra evenimentelor
din saptamina viitoare. Sovietu-
rile din toata tara Sc vor intruni
Luni, lar Reichstagul convocat
|ceva mai tirziu de catre presedin-
tele lui, Konstantin Fehrenbach.
Poporul spera 81 asteapta Sc au-
da ca ambele adunari sc vor deo-
bliga da suportul guvernului
Ebert, ,Haase, care Sc crede ca e
factorul principal pentru o repu-
blica socialista. I'm astfel de su-
port, Sc crede, va face posibil
pentru consiliul poporului de a
chema o adunare constituanta
inca inainte de ce expira noul
termin al armistitiului.
Publicul pare a Fl in intregime
Indaratul partidei socialista-re-
publicana, intre care Sc numara
majoritatea socialistilor in frun-
tea carora c cancelarul Ebert 81
Philip Scheidemann, combinata
GU minoritatea socialistilor de
sub Hugo Haase, Wilhelm Witt
mann 81 Richard Barth.
Partida Junkerilor pare ca s'a
inecat in intregime. Opinia gene
rala este ca speranta junkerilor
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NU ESTE LECE.-X X-
CE EBERT.

LONDRA, II Dec. - Friede-
rich Ebert, cancelarul german, a
declarat in un interview, ca din
sui nu cunoaste lege pc ibaza ca
reia ex-kaiserul ar putea Fl ex-
tradat.
moi ne-am despartit de Ell du.
pa ami de lupte ind1rjite' -
spunea Ebert - Isl tot ce DORM
acum este ca sd sc constate vino
vatia pentru izbucnirea razboiu-
lui asa ca ell sa fie demascat o.
data pentru totdeauna. Eu nu pot
sd aflu atare paragraf pc baza
caruia dinsul ar trebui sd fic ex-
tradat"
Intrebat asupra parerilor pen
tru viitor, Ebert spus:
de buna seama ca eu ma GIN
desc la zile bune, intru cit aces
tea sunt Gu putinta pentru un
guvern care a luat asupra sa 0
astfel de mostenire 81 sd vede
pus in fata unei situatii Alta de
incurcata. Trebuc sa va aduceti
aminte ca Influenza noastra asu-
pra mersului situated este foarte
marginita. MOI nu putem produce
pine pentru poporul nostru. Da-
Cd natiunea noastra este lasata
sd moara de foame, are sd moara
81 pace. Aceasta sd vede din expe-
rientele razboiului trecut. Popoa-
rale, ca poporul nostru, ajunse
in o astfel de polite, totdeauna
sa razbuna asupra autorilor mi
zeriei lor. Sistemul nostru vechiu
a fost rapus ca Uni rezultat al m
timplarilor rusesti, pc carl el in
susi lea provocat. E 0 trista min
! gaiere, in aceasta cadere, cfnd
eel cazut trage dupa sine 81 pc
altul. Pentru moi, orr care alta
solutiune ar Fl mai bine venita.
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MADRID, Is Dec. - Toate zi-
arele de aici fkr&s sdcosebire de CO.
lorit polite binSsenteaza sosirea
presedintelui wilson in Europa.
,,Prcsedinte4e Wilson este eel
mai uman ON n veacului'' -
spune ziarul Helbldo. ,,Prezenta
dinsului in Eur6pa, insemneaza
Cd a batut ceasRl adevarului 81
al dreptatii" Ziaful ,,Diario Uni
versals' spune ia prcsedintele
Wilson este un cetatean al lumii
81 pentfu spaniel este cetatca.
null Spaniel. 4
in Berlin, ziardlc germane, pu-
blica la loc de frante telegramele
despre sosirea presedintelui Will
son. Ziarele germanc, carl au a.
tacat mai multi spe presedintcle,
astazi sunt celc earl il lauda mai
multi 81 sa inchina politicei urma-
rita de dinsul.
In Roma, ziarele italiene pu-
blica Gu litere cit, pumnul articoli
de bine venire pentru presedintc-
lc Wilson. ToatG ziarele publica
articoli de fopd in carl sa intrec
intru a lauda pc presedintele Will
son. Ziarul Epccs spune:
DE la Napoleon incoacc nici
un ON din lume ,nu a fost alta
de popular "a pFesedintelc Will
son 81 nimeni nu 8 fost iubit Alta
de. multi ca dinsuls Dinsul este iu-
bit astazi 81 dc cei eel urau ina
inte de asta. Dfns;i vad in dinsul
nadejdea unei omenilni mai bune,
. uasi -luaai. mail tsne s. .,A..si
Italia asteapta Gu nerabdarc In
cunoStiintarea oficioasa asupra
timpului cind va sosi dinsul la
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.S|TUATIA IN CERMANIA,

este de a refine att pamint, cit
din venitele lui sd. poata trai re-
trasi, 81 ca eli sunt gaia Sc re-
TRACE din politica daca lis ar ash
gura aceasta speranta lor.
Grupul Spartacus, condus dc
DIR. Karl Liebknecht, reprezinta
un element care neimportant
ca numar, insa galagios 81 face
buclucuri. Eli sunt in favoarea ca
sd puma un guvern in intregime
,,social" care va fl in practica
bolsevic. Numarul lor a crescut
primejdios din recrutarile facute
dintre soldatii eliberati, cit 81
din armata celor fara de lucru.
Marea massa a berlinezilor cit
81 altor orase 81 localitati din
Germania Sc tine la o parte Gu
impacienta, asteptind desvoltarile
necesare pentru un guvern stabl
avind 0 constitute &C sd lie dea
dreptul de a participa in afacerile
politice.
Burghezii 81 ziarele Ger o acti-
unc mai severa de la guvernul
lui Ebert 81 Haase, insa probabil
vor suporta ori ce guve1n capabil
asigura pacea, ordinea 81 hrana.
Revolutia pare ca a eliminat
cuvintul .,nepermis'' din voca-
bularul german. Este o lipsa ge-
nerala de restringere ori unde al
merge. Fiecare dispus a Fl asa
cum ii place.
Disordinele recente in care for
tele grupului Spartacus s'au in
caierat GU. -fortele gnvernulni, an
disparut GU totul. Tot mai este
pima acum o libertate pentru toti,
insa puscaturile 81 pagubele sunt
Initiate numai la cite un ochiu vi
nat 81 nasuri rupte.
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Germania. In Decembrie S a ra-
portal ca guvernul unguresc s'a
decis sd interneze armata lui Ma
ckensen. Ziarul Frankforter lei
tung din 5 Decembric a. G. publ
case stirea Cd Maresalul Macken-
sen fugit de la Sibiiu, Transit
vania.
Din toate strife acestea, earl sd
contrazic uncle pc altele, nu ne
putem alege Gu multi. Sa vede
insa ca Won Mackensen nu a a.
juns in Germania 81 CD dinsul,
undeva prin veclliul Ardeal orr in
Ungaria proprie, ajuns la accea
ce de multi vrednicise: la inter-
narea sa 81 trupelor sale. Ne
a$teplam insa in curind la stiri
mai lamuritc, carl, speram sd ne
umple inimile Gu noui bucurii, la
auzul lor.
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ALlATn ocuPA UN TINuT
GERMAN De $500. MILE
PATRATE.

Armata a treia a aliatilor a ocu.
pat 0 fasie din Germania, care Sd
intinde pc un- tinut mai mare ca
de 4,5OO mile patrate. Dinsa supra
seghesza admillistratia mai maltor
suite de sate 81 opereaza suite de mi
i lie linii de cal ferate 81 de street.
car.
Prcluarea accstei raspunderi u.
riase, Gu intreaga multimea de lip.
surf a atitor suite de mil locuitori
dusmani, s'a ispravit in parte, dar
de tot, sa va ispravi nunlai peste
vre-o Is zile.
In intreaga astoria omenirii nil
este un caz care sd Fl fost la fel
GU acesta, care sa ridica in insem-
natatea lui prin aceea ca a fost is.
pravit fara ca sd ii fost o singura
demonstrate dusmana fie din par
tea locuitorilor, fie din partea tru-
pelor ocIpatoare.
O armata de 25O,OOO oameni a
patruns della 200 pima la 800 mile in
ours de 0 luna, incepind acest luc.
ru indata dupa cele mai grele lup.
te. In celc din urma 6 saptamini,
soldatii 81 ofiterimea au trecut pes.
te cea mai grea proba fizica pc ca
re q avut sd o treaca armata ameri.
cana. 49,
Dinsii Az sosit la Rim dupa niste
marSuri obositoare prin tina, pc
vremi ploioase, 81 pc linga toate uni
formele lor xdrentuite, All facut Q
sparenta mareata. Multi dintra
dinsii purtau aceeasi uniforma pc
care 0 avusesera in Mptele din ur,
ma. Ghetele unora erau rupte, pc.
tecite, dar ei mergeau inaintc stra.
ruind sa-si sffrseasca munca incre.
dintata lor. ~
Fie care faz8 de ocupare s'a in.
timplat in mod perfect Gu planuri,
le facute inainte de ce s'ar ii ince-
put marsul. Pima char 81 germanii
ingaduie ca sunt surprinsi de mo,
'dul neted 81 de-a dreptul (direct)
al Ocupatiei.
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COPENHAGA, II Dec. - Ma
resalul Mackensen, comandantul
fortelor germane din Rominia, a
fost Internal de guvernul ungu-
resc. Stirea o aduce aici ziarul un-
guresc ,,Az Est' (,,seara") din
Budapesta. Guvernul unguresc a
informal pc conducatorul armatei
germane (adeca pc Mackensen)
ca internarea dinsului sa face la
porunca aliatilor.
Alte tslegrame sosite aici, spun
CD Rominii au desa1mat 81 inter
nat avantgarda fortelor Marssa-
lului Mackensen.
0 alta telegrama datata din
Berlin eli data de "a Noemvrie,
raporta ca Maresalul Mackensen
q sosit acolO GU stafM sau intreg
81 ca arinata dinsului a Inarsa-
luit peste Austro-U -Ungaria spre
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LUI LIEBKNECHT Il ESTE
INTERZIS CA SA PARTI-
CIPE LA CONSILIUL LUG
RATORILOR.

BERLIN, 16 Dec. - Lui Karl
Liebknecht 81 Rosei Luxembourg,
leadarii bolsevicilor lea fost In
terzis de a participa la consiliul
soldatilor 81 muncitorilor.
Membrii RADICAL au introdus
rezolutie, prin care cereau ca So
Sc permita lui Liebknecht 81 aju-
toarei lui dreptul de a participa
la conferenta, insa s'a votat de
majoritate ca eli sd nu fie primiti.
Scena din camera parlamentu-
lui fost foarte caracteristica
cind presedintele cerut sd Sc
faca ordine. Camera era pima de
soldati imbracati in uniforma de
Gimp. Printre Ell plutea hainele
muncitorilor, la fel s'au vazut 81
uniformele marinarilor. Aceasta
camera pima acum era cercetata
numai de legislator. 1ntre dele
gait era 81 o femeie, 81 in auditor
erau o multime de femei. Ele sunt
primele ce au intrat in aceasta
camera.
Vre-o jumatate duzina de Off
teri sedeau la tribuna ce era de-
corata Gu drapele rosii de ale So
cialistilor.
Primul act al parlamentului q
fost alegerea oficialilor. Maiorul
Leinert, din Hanover, un fost
membru al Reichstagului, q fost
ales ca presedinte.
Sesiunea a mers Gu precizie
nlilitara. Ordinul Gel mai strict
paralamentar . fost mentinut, Gu
singura exceptie unor eruptii
de ris.
Col putin 10000 de persoane
| s'au strins in fata parlamentului
in decursnl sesiunei. Cind s,a q
flat Cd leadarii boisevici an fost
trintiti, Df. Liebknecht : apxrut
subit pc coperiFll pargAmentului
Isi . inceput IS vorbe1sc1 multi
mel. "
Gu toste q M incaiajnyat M
|soldatii gpyetnnlui ISeb - M y
|yorbit Hr4 t 4 j @ & I
!! q 4 - ~ -
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FRITZ FUGE DINAINTEA FE.
MEILOR fNFURIATE.

Amsterdam, ~ Dec. - q ceata
de femei din Amsterdam trecut
de curind pc insula Wieringen 81
au facut demonstrate dusmanoa-
sa contra fostului principe de CO.
rOana german, care este Internal a.
colo. Fritz - dupa cum spune te-
legrama publicata de ziarul olan-
dez ,,Telegraafs a fugit dinaintea
lor. ~
Mai tfrziu a interveni4 apolitia
pentru ca sd faca rinduiala 81 sd
imprastie femeile, pentru ca sa sal
we've situatia incurcata a lui Fritz.
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CINE VA REPRESENTA- FRAN
IA LA CONFERINTA DE PA
CE?

PARIS, II Dec. - Zirul pari-
sian THE Echo de Paris" spune
ca delegati la conferinta dc pace
din partea Frantei au fost nu-
miti: Premierul Clemenceau, Ma
resalul Foch, Stefan Pichon 81
Leon Burgeois fosti premieri. Sti-
rea mai adauge CD capitanul An
Dire Tardieu, capetenia comisiei
generate pentru afacerile de raz-
boi franco-americane, inca sd fie
numit ca dclegat.
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MARESALUL HAIC
SPRE CASA.

LONDRA, II Dec. - Maresalul
de Gimp Haig, va pleca spre An
glia Joia viitoare. Dinsul va sosi
Ia Dover, la 10 ore dimineata
dimpreuna Gu staful sau. I-sa VA
face o primire frumoasa.
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BoLsEvICu tsI MuTA CAPI-
ITALIA.

LONDRA, II Dec. Agentia
Reuter- anunta din Stockholm ca
guvcrnul Bolseyic are intentia sa
paraseasca Petrogradul 81 sa-si
stabileasea scauaul la Mini Nov
gor0d.
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HUNlI 1NCALCA
ARMlsTITIUL,

ZURICH, II Dec. Soldatii
germani della Cracovia - dupa cum
sd raporteaza - au puscat asupra
prizonicrilor rusi earl au refuzat sa
muncea1a. Au ucis 6 prizonieri 81
au ranit alti Z dintra Ell. Stirea 0 a.
ducc un ziar german Gu numele
,,Stuttgarter Tageblatt'' Sa spune
ca acest indident s'a intimplat de
la semnarea armistitiului intre
Germania 81 aliati - incoace.
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LUPTE Gu BoLsEvICII.

STOCKHOLM, IL Dec. - I'm
comunicat Official Estonian anun-
ta ca escadra cngleza din golful
Finlandei bombardat sectoarele
din fata 81 spatele fortelor Boise
vice, oprindu-i astfel dc a mai
inainta.
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NoUL PR1s1DINTE AZ P0R-
TUGALIEI.

LISABoNA, l6 Dec. (noaptea) !.
- Astazi, printr'o . majoritate de
Tar de voturi Canto Castro fost
ale& pressdinte al Portugaliei in
locll lui Paes, care 9 fost ASA
sinai.
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Roma. Muncitorii sunt ocupati Gu
ii cn nopate ridicind arcuri dc
triumf 81 stilpi, decorind intree
drumul pc undc va avea dinsul
ca sd treaca.
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Ziarele yestisera acum citeva
zile CD generalul Skoropadski,
hatman1l Ucraniei, a fost
ncis in timpul invadarei Kieffu-
lui de catre REVOLUTIONARY anti
Germani f
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DIN RUSSIA.

BERLIN, is Dec. (intirziat).
Depesile sositc astazi aici a.
nuntau CD sprijinitorii lui Whit
chenko au ocupat Simbata ora
sui Kieff. Hatmanul STA dat di-
misia.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-28

day 1T the John Anderson home.
Misses Bertha. Pearl and Cora
Ramsay, Of furtrscu". visited several
days at the Dclbcrt Miller home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Flrcncr and
Nj. and Mrs. French. of Lincoln dis.
trict, visited Sunday ut the John Gould
home.
Miss Edna Alkirc and Mrs. Hazel
Schniiler visited the latter part Of last
week with Frank benjamin and fam
lily, in st. Joseph.
Herbert Thaycr, wife and Mrs.
Ida Spccr spent several days. the lat
ter part of last week, with friends in
Craig.
$. VI. Coirman and family spent
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-28
PETREE BROTHERS, Attorneys
OREGON. MO.

the day. Sunday. with Floyd Coirmnn
and wife, IN Union district.
--Ihas. Mills, james Shuma,c and
j. ". Glass were transacting busin" r
IN Oregon, Monday.
Mrs. Fannie KELLEY and children
and Henry Order and family, of Cen.
tralla, Hans, visited Friday u, the
Webb Kelley home.
VIM. Kelly and family, Of Oregon,
took supper and spent Saturday even.
ing with James M,Clanahan and fam.
lily.
Miss Bertha McClanahan spent
Monday afternoon with her brother,
james McClanahan. and family.
We are sorry TO hear Of our gen
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-28

ial agent, J. 7. birmingham, ut our
dcpo, being on the sick list this week,
hut hope he will recover IN u short
time.
&. /. Mills has commenced this
week hulldIng G.room bungalow on
the Edwards farm, south Of town.
Ira Hall was transacting business
in 81. Joseph. Friday.
Little Clarence Terry. Of New
Point. who has been visiting with her
aunts, Miss Francis Terry and Mrs.
Alma Caldwell and family, in 81. Jo-
scph, came up and visited with her
grandmother, Mrs, Lura Terry, sun
day, and returned To her home Ut New
Point, Sunday evening.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-28
County Clerks Notice
OF
PRIMARY ELECTION
STATE OF MISSOURI, I
County Of Holt
To Whom 1t May Concern:

], ID. u. Kunkel, County Clerk, with.
n and for the County aforesaid, having
received notice In writing from the
Secretary of State of the State Of Mis-
souri,, designating the offices for which
candidates are to be nominated at The
primary election, to be held on the
First Tuesday In August, 1918.
being the 9th day Of August, 1918, do
hereby certify pursuant thereto, that
each Of the several political parties Of
this State and County, ut said primary
election may nominate candidates as
general election to be held In Novem-
Der, 1913, for each Of the following
Offices:
One Candidate for Senator in Con.
gress for Missouri.
One Candidate for Judge Supreme
Court division No. One.)
One Candidate for State Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools.
One Candidate for Representative
in Congress for Fourth District.
One Candidate for Member Of the
House Of Representatives.
One Candidate for Presiding Judge,
County Court.
Ouc Souuiudte IOr JuuKe SOuuty
Court for the First District.
One Candidate for Judge County
Court for the Second District.
One Candidate for Judge Probate
Court.
One Candidate for Clerk Circuit
Court.
One Candidate for Clerk County
Court.
One Candidate for Collector Of Rev.
enue.
One Candidate for Recorder Of
Deeds.
One Candidate for Prosecuting At
torney.
One Candidate for Constable in each
Township.
Two Candidates for Justice Of the
Peace in each Township.
Given under my hand and official
seal at the City Of Oregon, this 18th
day Of May, A. d. 1918.
D. b. KUNKEL.
(Seall County Clerk.
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Forest City and Vicinity.


Proud.
Mrs. c. l.. Pope, who formerly liv-
ed here. but now of Oklahoma, has
been visiting the past week with Mrs.
Matilda Teare and other friends. Her
son. Howard Pope. is in the regular
army in New Jersey.
Thomas Hamilton and wife. Of
Mound City, visited Wednesday Of Ia (
week with their parents, VIM. Hamil-
ton and wife.
Mrs. Bert Hamilton visited We'd
ncsday Of last week with her parent L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Dean.
Mrs. Hannah Hit visited the lat
ter part of last week with Mrs. Julia
Shuts and family, at Mound City.
Phillip kollmer. of st. Joseph.
came up last Wednesday and visited
several days with relatives. Phillip
has joined the Coast Artillery. and
left Monday, June "a, for jefferson
Barracks, st. Louis.
r.. II. Sheffield was transacting
business in 81. Joseph, Wednesday Of
last week.
WIN. Hit was business visitor
in st. Joseph, Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Hahn. ST., and Mrs. John
Schaeffer. ST., visited at the Henry
SchaefFer home.
A. u. Cass was transacting bust.
ness in st. Joseph, last Wednesday,
--Seeley Reeves visited Thursday
with his sons folks. Mrs. Robert
Reeves and family, in ST. Joseph.
Case Cropp, " Emporia, Kans. :,
was here Thursday, visiting and shat.
ing hands with his friends. Mr.. Crorp
formerly lived here.
Lester Gillenwater, one of our
Holt county soldier boys. who has been
back home on q sick leave, left Thurs
day for st. Joseph. His sister, Mrs.
John Adolph. accom- panied him there.
Mrs. V. u. Brock and Miss Violc,
Brock drove up 10 Mound City in their
car and visited Friday with M,s.
Brooks parents, Rev. J. y. Cole and
wife.
Mrs. :. u. Reed, Of Napier. visited
Friday with Silver's folks, Mrs. Tasle
Reed.
Miss Pauline Fitzmauricc visited
the latter part Of last week with her
school friend, Miss Nellie Ryan, IN ST.
Joseph.
Miss Elizabeth Dickson visited
several days. the latter part of last
week. ut the Chas. Mills home.
.-.Mcdway Hoover and family visit.
ed Friday with James Meyer and fam.
ily. north OF Oregon.
Miss I.cona Hacr, Of Corning. Wis.
tied Thursday with Mrs. Frances Me-
CURE and daughter, Miss Della.
Rev. j. J. Cai'crky held services
at Watson. Sunday.
--Gcorgc Cummings, II. II. Sheffield,
y. J.. Han and Vim. Ferguson motor,d
To 81. Joseph. Friday. ~ the t.rgu.
Son ear.
Rev. J. j. Cairerky il attending
the It. Joseph Diocesan Spiritual Re.
'r,at TINS week, at Conception.
Miss Sadie Hun, Is taking n sis
weeks term of Primary Training u,
the Normal at Red OAK, Iowa.
Mrs, James meyer spent Saturday
At The Midway Hoover home.
--o.orge Carlton and family rc-
lHNN.. Lei.
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TIE OREGON iNTERURBAN
TIME TABLE.

Nets-A--Daii, except Sunday.
No. % on Sunday at 1850 y. m. n any
0ssssnssrs 70 90. Return. leave Forest City
q siss .. m.
A special stock train for sscek and ess
Nod shipments Will leave Oregon at iaiio
.. m- whenever desired By shippsrs
Notiesi An local freight vii leave Orssps
% the i7s .. m. train.
J. ID. MORGAN, Gen. Mgr.
Oregon, Mis- souri,.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

off their homes. They will put in
their best strength from sun to sun
to help Hoover feed all the people he
can. Their wives are cheerfully do
ing all they can, that the men may
work, putting their spare time into
Red Cross work and learning how to
make war bread. Let us work and
pray together, not a sleepy, thought
less, careless prayer, but a right down
soul-stirring prayer that is sure to
reach the throne, for God hears no
other. Let us be earnest if we ever
were, we are going to need it, our
beloved nation needs it. The world is
dying through neglect Of prayer for
the want Of. love. Let us pray for
our president. Let our lives not be
like the "barren fig tree" no fruit, no
spiritual help for hungry souls.
The Birth of Nation" was shown
here Monday night to a large and ap-
preciative crowd.
Miss Gail Jamison started for Drum
Teller, Canada, Thursday morning, to
visit DR.. Perley S. Brown, her uncle.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
Roth News.

VIM. Pyne returned from Grand
Forks Saturday.
During the storm Saturday after
noon lightning struck the roof Of the
National elevator, making a large
hole.
T. D. Acheson Of Westhope was in
Roth Saturday evening. Mr.. Acheson
is candidate for the office of Clerk of
Court. o.. .
Judge Jim McCarrol is occupied at
late building a barn for Sam Kelly.
Mrs. Effie Kelly and daughters
Marguerite and Effie, the Henry Bog
site family and Bonnie Dahl, attend
ed the Birth of a Nation" at Landa
Wednesday Of last week.
The auction sale of the local Red
Cross promises to be a grand success
A party of young people consisting
of the Misses Beulah Darling, Pearl
Hunter, Naomi Mollet, Molly and Sar.
ali Lillestrand, Madeline Nero, Emily
Amundson Of Bottineau and Misses
Marion and Marvyll Miller, Efie and
Marguerite Kelly and Cora Bogstie
and the Messrs. Lyle and Vern Miller
and Haaken Guttu of Roth motored to
Landa, Westhope, Antler and Sher-
wood where they solicited names for
the Red Cross quilt which is being
made by the local ladies'.
The rain Saturday was very much
appreciated. The farmers are wear
ingsa broad smile these days. It was
one of the best rains experienced in
this vicinity for several years.
Mrs. Ole Alden recently underwent
an operation at Bottineau. She is re-
ported considerably improved at this
writing.
Governor Pete Norbeck of South d.
kota has presented the local branch
of the Red Cross society with five
dollars. ,
The Farmers Elevator and the Ma
tional Elevator Co. have each con-
tributed ten dollars to the local branch
of the Red Cross society.
Tom Hennessy of Bottineau was a
visitor in our vicinity last week. Tom
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
Antler News.

AS Caleb Garrison and family were
returning to their home Thursday p.
m. after the show their horses be-
came frightened and ran into the ditch
o~verturning the rig and throwing the
occupants all out through the top, no
one being hurt. This might have prov
ed a very serious accident.
The Boston store closed it's doors
Monday morning. This leaves Antler
with but one store, but a good one
these times. Stay by the people, let
the people stay by the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger will soon
have to enlarge their eating house.
We hear they have twelve steady
boarders and more on the way. We
know Mrs. Kruger is an excellent
cook and Hooverizing is not so easy
but she is equal to it.
Mrs. L. B. Stanton has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Farmers are hoping for a big crop
this fall, but expect to Hooverize just
the same, trying to keep the mortgage