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Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
TORNADO DOES MUCH
DAMAGE In STEVENS
One Girl Badly Hurt, Livestock
Killed and Many Barns
Wrecked

One girl was badly hurt, great
deal of live stock was killed and
many buildings were wrecked by a
tornado which swept this section
last Saturday night. The storm
came about nine o'clock and struck
the country before anyone knew
what was happening. 1t seemed to
have hit a strip of country from Ap-
pleton to Alexandria and consider
able damage is reported from the en-
tire section covering nearly mile
in width. The storm went to the
southeast of the city of Morris and
no damage was done here, altho a
strong wind blew accompanied by a
heavy rain and hail storm.
The fifteen-year old daughter of
G. P. Paulson was blown thru door,
into the yard and then thru cellar
window, landing in the basement
and was not found for several hours.
Both her legs were broken and she
was unconscious when discovered.
The loss to buildings will run in
to thousands of dollars and altho
most of the farmers carried tornado
insurance, yet none of them carried
enough to any where near cover their
loss. Mr.. A. G. Olson of Atwater was
here Monday and Tuesday in the in
terests of the Minnesota Farmers In
surance Co. adjusting losses.
The storm struck Stevens county
on the line between Synnes and Hor-
ton townships and travelled north
east. Tom Mahoney's place was
the first in the county in the path
of the tornado and his barn was
blown to pieces. On the Lang farm
in Synnes barn was blown down
and seven head of cattle killed. John
CARNEY lost barn and barn and
granary was destroyed on the Rink
er farm. On the Dennis Murphy
farm two barns, machine shed and
wind mill were demolished and q
barn was destroyed on the old Beck
er farm. The school house of Dist.
Al was wrecked and at the Frank
Haprehan place a barn and machine
shed were blown down and an auto
mobile destroyed. Barns were
wrecked on the old Thompson farm,
the VIM. Wagner farm and John
Bucklin farm. In Horton township
the farms of the Moser boys were hit
and each one lost his barn, Joseph
losing new 34x50 barn just com.
pleted. The machine shed on the
Frank Hanrehan place was blown
down and several small buildings on
the Chas. Wagner farm. T. Nc
Carthy lost several buildings and
the barn was blown from the founda-
ton. In Darnen township the barn
Of Mrs. Margaret I. Leary's place
was blown to pieces and barn on
the old Eglund place. The Luthi
boys each lost barn and at the
Mark Coleman place a barn was de-
stroyed and barn and wind mill at
the Charlie Glover place. Mrs.
John Coleman's barn was also
wrecked and at the Mike Mahoney
place every building but the house
was destroyed. In Hodges r. H.
Freeman reports that his barn was
a total loss and L. D. Tripp lost a
new barn just completed. Several
barns were destroyed in Framnas
township, among them the barns of
L. Hanse, Hans Olson and Julius
Halvorson. Many others who were
in the path of the storm had build
ing wrecked or partly blown down.
From other sections Of the country
come reports Of damage done. A
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
Big Parade at Glenwood

Many people from Morris attend
ed the big parade and Red Cross
demonstration at Glenwood Sunday.
A special train left here in the morn
ing and returned in the evening.
Bands were in the parade from Nor
ris, Sauk Centre and Starbuck and
the Morris Home Guards also at
tended in a body.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
Send Blanks to Soldiers

Auditor Wollthan reports that so
far there has been no applications
for voting blanks for the soldiers. It
is up to the relatives and friends of
the soldiers to see that they are
furnished with blanks
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
Bring Your Old Tags

The Salvage Committee of the Red
Cross announces that this is the last
week that the box will be open to re-
ceive old auto tags, and asks that
all who have not done so deposit old
tags this week, as the old tags are to
be shipped next week.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
Non-P Partisan Candidates May Speak

AsoA-A Oh IiodA OdAu1udtcS WAY Opedk
Sheriff Zahl last week received a
telegram asking if certain candidates
of the Non7Partisan League might
hold meetings in the county, and
asking further if they would be ''pro-
tected' from violence. Sheriff Zahl
replied that the candidates might
speak here and that they would be
protected.
The candidates mentioned were
those who are running for the Re-
publican nomination for various
state offices. No paid agitator or or
ganizer of the League will be permit
ted to hold meetings here.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24

house was wrecked at the edge of
Cyrus and complete set of buildings
taken. In Swift county considerable |
damage was reported, j. B. Oromnd
of Morris having lost a granary.
Morris tribune., 1918-05-24
SOLD CANDY AND GAVE
PENNIES FOR SOLDIERS
Knitting Committee Urged to Keep
Up Record Other Red
Gross Notes

A contribution for the Red Cross
was received from Grant and Ward
Jacobson. These enterprising and
loyal little fellows have been selling
candy which was presented to them,
until penny at time the amount
grew to thirty-eight cents, and this
sum they brought to headquarters
for the soldiers.
April and May are busy months
for house keepers. Understanding
this fact the committee Is urging
each one of the knitters to turn in
any knitting that 1t is possible to
finish before the next shipment, the
last Of the month. Fl each one of
us makes an extra effort we can keep
up our record in spite OF house clean
ing and garden making. says che
chairman.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS
SUPPLIED BY A. [. A.
English Camp Shows ihe Good
kork Of That Organization
for Our Boa.

sgmeihlpr ne is.ss pisass - s's-
ssassry s,s distributed DALI among
a.gO enlisted met ~ urifl D. nrB
brtsf u iois. Khs- % iibmrirr 81 the
y NJ e A writing ipu' Wpodle'
Hest Crmp u mo American Lrpendi-
fiVanfy Fofa's n southern Lurisne
The nupbsf n lryga NJ fhis camp
tnriss fran 500 20 300
mis- anri, detail indieuiet w Il
. nscsssnfy for the y N g. A.. "
= A.. knuynui rs'hoiie Wrf rouu'fi
pnd * ~ 4. War rnnp Community
S.ftlrs. jewish welfare Easrd mud
Ssitniipn Army hnfs io furnish ~
yyDfp0 sis,.is b ussifii for soid.'fs
letter
iidndn-is ~ bnots nv istsu vui In
ilds siosh snHp, bos,fs fufplsb'i ~
fhs Amsfran iAbrurJ As-yelufi"n ana
hsndlsd W mo ! ~ e. A nosi ~ ihs
dspnnds sfa for good fluss n ~
iinu Thirty Amedrnn hewHa perr arr
fss,drsd fhsfs daily One hundred and
mo- aarHyinss nfs in uss daily asd
~ plse.s ~ afhlssle equipment fur
plsiioj W tie y are pot 10 good ase
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
HUnHATIsG GERMANY.

san Francisco Chronicle, II Il high
time that the German people ver
tola frankly that the German Gov
srnmsnt will have no voice whatever
IN deciding the terms Of peace. All
thought Of a peace by diplomatic
agreement between the two sets O.
belnEerents should be banished from
the mind 81 once.
Germany will be inforned respect
fully but firmly what conditions a.
to be Imposed upon her. but she viii
be no more consulted than waf
France when Germany was the vic
tor debating the terms.
n German leaders protest tina
such a course would be humiliatinr
to the people OF their country. w
either do not heed the protests Of
the defeated or reply that Germany
had no hesitation IN huniliatinF
France Il tho conclusion Of the las
war.
France was not asked what terms
she would like to accop,; she was sin
ply told what Germany had decided
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Bui o. csrr-nr. al no fiof q
iaafinr fher err a-rnnreaie1h D
rsrrrf ~ fls as1aft Of hisasf at1
llrrf .ts eat fas r1rmsu ri an
n1sanifr ne4 INSISTED o. ealrsss.
.iT 1nnIlainr rr1r i1 o. Fhaiii
r1nsessm-T irunfhal fafll'
frmrf as streets 0I FHff
Hm gaarr iarEuiieI iaas'
i.mr Ffn.t t.s certainty n1
Tf Hurarar nruailnr ias aille'
uar nr psrnr 1f fa SION De- taf
-rtrn of c-rnang n meiar nr
rur .samsnf ftf fhsu Bog rlueg-f
as rrr shuusf Or ean d ruis r11
iarsa mus b. mn-se al Geo.
1ua1s saa b. fts Hfisms- rht
.r=uf tiu-fr a ihf semeut
rrf nr funiflnr Fuu fnf sisaiinf
ns 1fas bui ftr other hrrs-i ma
u1 b. adisl
a. thf rrimina i.slaft iht tuur
81 adfEnun1 GERMANY be- been
.f1unf rulig anf rtu -our ru1f
Fever iAinI o. ysrmiiiinr ne euriei-
sf --mtraI if have v1i-f m deeif
nr ffs nrura nf His sentence
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
) nrani ~ caHnaa rmrua

Wmiar ft-ran rgflef ra Dor
Fei De- 1888 anf fied sep g.
1f1t o. pneuuf1i B. servitt if
hif e1unifr b. Ff When on
lf year o. ass b. ra1s has lllt ia
chrir nuf united via iht hapis
chur.f b. SNYDER while nro Wei
Fsf pastor
ca-raI We O. r1at iaiihia anl
o5-disn fan ani O. iuring lroias
b. hlc hapig disposition anl ite.
aruund rim we're riat td b. unf
aim Hh ffisnds we're Murdered lT
ihpss shrn be- EueF
Hf va ar an|aiiious yuunf mar
anf haf hs been Elafsd b. Nnui
have hat piaet amruf the Ers.-
ones o. iaIf eu-it
On gnns q 1913 be- rnf called it
ihs eai0fs ruf riihuui nurmuf be-
hlf dort M Eu-f o. fight for b.
r1uni-T Re was be- trimming o. Cam
~ FserHburr va vim ne irOih.
sf-ir-mF. Hoy stewart PIE waf h. 4
Veterinary Trlin.nr school Of ih
place mf Juiy Is ~ sail inf Fraft
from Norfolk W. Pc nnded Dr.
Franet aua @ lf1f anf va DO
ihe Fes-iuu-T Hasf Hospital A
where hs cufef for wounded -
PIE vas strifEen win pneumqf b.
September and vas taken ~ m
American Hospital heT1fhe disf
sep. q 1913 be vas buried. sep
p with military hunrs a. Juing
France ir an American cemetery /.
miles nu-,t ant sHsi n PAIRS The
o. bic comrades were buried Win
hn aud ths q s. nnr ant q crDsi
we're placed On eact grave ant ths
r-uves were covered with nuEsrf
Tns home fresids has raear
piaca fhuf can never b. llied 20
has suns ~ his heavenly Father suf
fhs Tired unss eft behind nfs i1at-
ing f1rvuff ~ fls time yhsr fhsy
can see min leuin. where there viii
be- - mu-f operations
A FfisBl
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
CATHOLIC BOYS JDIk
KAR WORK CAMPAIGN
GrK 1pD WI siant WITH Then
Behind Even fiuris'
al ine FrDn.

Trf-' sshr.f @l--I fria1iie fsH-r
b. fnu- fbs s1Gur ~ af bt1 ~
lir H -FrT iu-a nirr-lar' iiis
Tailed sfriss b. o. piai n POI ~
tsn lHihais Unf fsnusi for iasE-
hr uia ri-io-r fiarf nnf Ti-'v'I
TIRE Ian Hnc Gi,s 'ariasr a no.
rmi-d Won Enf lanruiEr be- fui-
ff7O-saeyo for no lsgs ure- there
d1'hr ne H.ef m ssr-mi'-s llls
TiHgnrt dioe-sir eUun'l afc ln-isi
organizations ~ fai'Tinf r ais
ysunrsier fer rs-'r mat w. ne
a. VA b. ever eisnruuni' Hdr
uii1.i Hsf ~ Their ovf ss
art bp' by contributions b. h sfa-f-
- iifnf ibssi STURDY liitls -rr
fw 'ls bpvf aiftao m sAei 'l.is' u'
isar fgs dollars fr the iuiuf SCI
fnf, Nsrf N ihs y N a. "
o A. EHfienn cnfbolis We Coup
III iDeiBdinF me Eniriff n ta.uu
bus War tnnB Camuuni'f s--ri,'
gsrisi ysifH's Board American D.
bfnsf hs-i.eiafirr nnf Nnirrficr Arm
Bpgf nnf rifis in efssT Catholic
ia'isf fhfihrhou' Tie United slmes
M. nlfsHdF being Iielsi in f-fifessf'
sHef lrirtfu mnr vino boz ~ fhsi'
ehufei fOs mo ffuui 10 EVER bofss
'nsi fisf serrie' far iiifis iiru'hsFr
mo- sister smf nud dnuEiisff 49,
--rEsrg soiuniserius 10 ivot uu' So
'le siinfs - iheif fsnlli hriref h. fhs
hugs Joint seifnfs eumimiEf fuf OH
flis turs nbruHf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

German people are rushing the
banks TO get their money out before
the crash comes and there are mani
festations Of feeling against the kai-
er for having misrepresented the war
situation. Some OF the leading Ger.
man newspapers are feeling the
wrath Of the people because the,
have published false reports Of the
war.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

n ihf rgss ~ republican issdsff b.
b. horrible Tor President WihDf tf
plea, fn' ds,usrraflf crnrfssf anf
Tef b. lsgi ff-sidss' Harrison
TheydDfs Ey.seFelf Esnaipf Ladf
hhd 5enriDf Fpfntef berrsf 10
American people 10 elect fspubli
esr srnrfssf f1' ihs efissi b Euuid
hafs 90 Spain ~ fnos fhr 20
hmsfieaf people Nsfs soiidiI snp
p0Fiins ihs administration be- round
inr oui ne bpaniah-hms~iear "a
fhsy ths-f nssf ssac'iJ ihs same nnf
~ reasoning used fhs pihef dsr br
President Wilson
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Kaiss' william ssyf b. dVssn' PIE
Doss H. ai.a.eais boz if riiiinr 70 b.
made sind o' hsssdit.'y president
pf gs,many g. mny bs ihsi hs IN
fnaiil arrs' ~ stip 90 70 Stone iid
inr piaoe 70 esoaps 'bs sfnfh o. his
oNu people M yefmfr people ere
boz permitted fw zoe fire. time 70
read ybsi Wilson ssff and hrs'
learned o. iss' thai thew afuis5 afe
bsipr whipped and ihs pamphlet To-
susd some months orc showing how
gsfmhny started ths yef ere pVs
DsiuF circulated No Germany and ms
people sse learning ths tfuih 40 thei
hste noi beef permitted 70 tnoN 81
before
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
W p HoSRY.
Governor OF TEXAS

There Is not much interest beinf
manifested here In the election T.
come BeIt Tuesday. yet there ar,
several biz propositions Ringing on
the results One Is that our repre-
sentltion in democratic councils for
the next two years viii De measured
By the humber Of votes cast for gov
ernor now and two years from nov
West Texas democrats may want to
cut some Ice in party conventions.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

nies are ssek nr pov 70 spread
throughout the nG.louf n he ssrfh
Pre- ieyi BOOKS VII prove 3 81
ting COMPANION TO he ogmgulsory
s.aBcstion lEy Each VII help TIE
Stbe Compulsory sdDe.tiou will be
made sssy when free teri hook
Sc sTsiiAhse. Ass tree tent books
wli bsooms ur2bis b-oa1s. Of cor
vulsVry sdvcAti0n
wheu The vprid 10 assnoorAtiEsd
education vii v0HscsI . AEbef val
ue thai ever before and 20 II " q
YopliiOus Tine n put cdunaii0r
within The reach % eve-y ehnd and
a. the same tine remove ne bur
den Thai has hereisfore been q pAri
and psroai u s1BoAson In TEXAS
A vote for free tart bcott IL vote
for e1ue1t,on and democracy.
". P. HoagY.
Governor OF Tsras
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

President Wilson considered there
Vas no reply due 10 Germhny's last
note. He had called for a frhsi
statement and then submitted What
he had to the allies md then tn
matter was left With them. The kAis-
er had hoped TO keep up a pafls'
with Wilson bui he knows noE that
no further moves are 10 be made "a
eept upon agreement OF all The allied
powers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

rtH rrr Vrf'f H=frff HHsms fir
praa ir rnni d. rHi-r Co.
HaaHf boz ssrInr fta ft-rf Be- o. li-
rfsam-r. bsfreer hfir1sr f'susrl
lyrnsr anf Firr Assistant Hsp-
d-eff anf thaf frnfrstf ga 70
y1inisf br Hotm bot fhf sisi 1si-
erfan fnsstf faH Hffit pf1uarardf
into Hs be- sssrirr isn hsl'ffsfr
rsf sppanies ir Fefrur,r snf fha'
hr contention sf io hf Eais Ti1f
laF H if nr VIZ f fefis-ii,r tf Or
Hu1sr grr nrstr rardf iarf
f1aafs fsf slsis wI1s praHiainn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
SVEmss BBeRt; RH
TEXT BOOKS. ksIs PEOPLE
TO SUPPORT AMENDMENT


cciJss q lt
The frss isri soof Hmendusn %
.tif runT iutiuf o. Texas o. b. eu'
~ o. Eusenib-- fit uf--f ne %
1oriunny ip- tho mysi ig-Faft siep
-r tass 70 asvan-s genera edu
=aiyr % Tessf Whst Ter S'oEf
re nr,ds a-Airubs "a. " iss pno'
rnf 10 -hs - r. y pUitmt iss
.ams sU- u DsnDerScT n me 30
IA, -,ruas o. ise siais inai our -
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Teut democracy bss within thf
past Two yesr pvfgs1 itself u .
vast volume ~ corruption and IN
doiBg " has ansysd certain sni.
mosi,iss that will probably 70 10 the
opposition, hut Al the same time n
has feassured the county that n 70
the party Of the people A dishones,
democracy invites opposition bat
when the public knows that the
party IL clean other parties cas- DO
no more than shake the bushes
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Eysfy West TEXAS farm nov has
. season In the ground against the
coming crop year Rains thai auoun'
- 10 anywhere from three 10 II,
inches have fallen all over that part
" the State. The , ST drouih that
has endured 10 m evtent throughout
that seieion Of Tens for several
years seems 10 have been broken
by recent preoipit ton. and the
wonderland Of crop production
when Il produces to rs full capacity
seems likely to accomplish rs best
neat year.-Daiias News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01


kissed ny boy goodbye iodPy
Goo uTly gave ne one
AMI proudly vriehsd hin msrsh
avn.
Ny life. my all M non
] s.insd the thr'fhinr d M hear
And erimsd M hsirinr hfsasi
And PRAYED fnf strength % Do NJ
purf-
Ny country needs ny bes;
] suW his blue sves fin with tears
His lips with anguish white
A. iendefly ss spofhed ny fesrs
And held me 70 him. fiEhf
felt the vHves q sorrow SWEEP
Ne Ger thtif fDEminr crest
Eissisd ny hesri and csassd @
weep
Ny c0uHtry reeds M best
Thou GROWING grldt 81 vumnnbooc
OF are. ny hope and stay.
Treasure Of life. most sweet and
good.
I've offered thee. today.
Oh country minsl Land Of The Pre-
Ny soul has stood the test.
I've sacrificed my all 70 thee,
I've given thee ny best
Mrs s. c. Porter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01


80 rruel -ists saHaf abdu
.rg s-nsi i..o isnr ~ pfsaff is'
g4'.t.. Ia .s.. ~ rf ~ ff fha'
I.asaas. D. e. peaaaa1la rhfsl
a. asfisf - iaf mai fai asfif b..
lerssrsa va iassa na pfineipisf 81
bono. 81 justice bH| w. we're w.
aenil mala arnff fhaf s1st 90 o.
flf ens gesmanr haf iaarr ~
ss.s isf lesssr nai b. iimaa o.
se.sf b. shsrif vetafe Coz ~
sss sis,. ihs pfrsps-f e. Hp'f
p-atf aff ffarinr lnriief aff GO
raf sIaBdf pssfHIr rassrir Hrfr
should y o. pa.p,ss 1' 9a' e1nnir
d. -. about tsnfsf n eiu pft
trelnesf
Pof fasaf seau- DO hHff haf -lsr
aeuair asso.sd i1 raf sYrf w.
have a-u fru milYnr af ouf l1anr
msf b. Yfanei THOU ndf r mrf
ana somsn have foHf ffDn pnlaif
10 into ssssisf Ui soHnify hsmisf
~ nsf hnrf been snfnred bel Hli
bHldlnr an6 BE- munitions faei1fls.
rff,y fmericar ri.frs haf 1s-r n.
,lstsd % pnbiie sr,rie Wler psas
tsnef Asft rlr b. o. r-arfa 90,
lsr b. ell department uf syela o.
Nf.ni commercial nnf .ndnstria at
HrHy anf nuissf be- Hft feadr ff
81 ibs,r BE- 10, o. be- Asl0f 9 fs
construction confusion Our soldier
"a b. r1mnr home uaf el-sia
asenif meohani,f engineer Hnf ds.
ps,imeui sorts,f rir b. released
ffon se, dnHsf ans 'h-sf Fir b.
t1l.ny fos emp.oymrnf anf susie
nance paHfuadf nnd Uihss pnbiif
uuiiils. an hnts o. undergo fs-ai
tsngsmesi Private bHfiness I'm
hntf 10 mase pianf zoo eiri lifs nnf
sommsfcIsI inis,eoufsf must b. pu'
bse, % lf oid Hms a,abdafdf 0f
operation r. faei our bushes 80
lea iii practically hafe o. be- BON
sgnir
Ttsn riii b. D rusf ipf rD'id
,sds b. al ,bs ns'ions nnc ,as con
Beiitor If % a. b. ,spld ano fhafy
We beiisfs zoe United glaisf rilI
be- ir position 20 epioy 'hs commsse
y ,yoadenos ~ me sosid and iha'
Boz, iuterusilonaf rsiatlonf riu b,
,.t,e, tbar heretofore boz rhs' sts
rsy b. ~ our domes,, interest
sn ,equi., iHougfifr application 81
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01


DsnD.fsii, pnHay Nsminsss
Fsw f.sprss~slaiiss iD5ti Dis,S'sf
BF fs0ssEf ssyosf ssus''
tgHrig.
gor Gs<it hiissi.sf sA.f sBaisia'
uisirSei
w.g LEsLiE " csiofhes.
- Cssahg sBass-
We hDhhsVf
~ Dis,<ssa 0lsss
gvf n tAsEf
Fss Csnusg Dss,k--
M CURRY
D., si,sriifs
J. ~ BfeD
Ys cgun,g superintendent tHbii'
lnsisssuor.
y 4 HOWELL
~ Tas Coilse,os-
ION Ella
Fss Lar Assessor
y. A. fHOfaesj LHhTH
~ County Jfeasv~--
EMMETT BAnkf
gw County sa,sJO'i
~ A GOODWIN
Yos pul,lis Hagis
odvER 4 kecLih1Dh
Yor Csnstalis psssinei No. D.
OEoROE HppDr
Yor GDs,sii.sloueS aac tsisttos ~ ui'
psa1s ps>lna A. Z
~ DOwDT
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

news special h fht l'rilnl her
daIss D~ - ngf
rrfrif 1fsra m-'ate- RI Ten
rr-a from ffIf fifi-i. itrfT r1|lt
His aramIraflrr r msili''f ri lir
rfsH asf BAL .er fiaesf b. tlaf
i q n tat amf hf b. ert RI on.
nr-r u-ms-rf r rsurr-a atf
h inr returned FROM faf va r'1''
W. ssp-e it ft-si-s' ctrrffsssfilf
Isna nsr Taaa1sr boz Nf h'ur
Hr iht mmt iaf hH ts71iir
srni.r rte-t aft rf Vsltlr rraar.
ai.su Ha-rr sen-r
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Conditions are tstinY shaB'
suoug allied leader " shVr ths'
geuusny sud Austria Hunrsfy go
norsur ir agreement ir efforts Fl
~ zoe allied sfiuiss ~ iei W gsf
many 81 10 believed 10 pui,inr huf
tns Hyugt'y fofvsfd und iu ihs'
psy bopof ~ soften tho tsfmf TIE
pfope, tbior ~ d. BE- 10 brIug theu
bofi ~ iheir sneef
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

pets iogi' fsys BE- H ugi s'fsif
aboui fbs pspas iefnf tb@ rili b.
W. W ~ 0snnesy 1ts allied fep
r.seuisiiyes tsop wt9 ihey fs
aboyi sns Wiisgo be-, sl'esdy gpt
lisna W. RESP ~ ths osiief
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01
900

Roosevelt objects ~ Wilsonf q,
preston "ihs beiligerent Nations With
wh9m The unliod States IL ssso'1ai
-" Fac 10 Roosevelt obiscu o.
fnTihiag this Wilson Standardization
does. bot me allies sBd al bot fev
republican leadoff, socialists snd pro
Germans IN Amenea approve WI.
sons ooureA
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

People have not had any great en-
oouragement here TO work this year
because there has been but liulc
hope Of making anything. su, thoac'
who hGve KEEP, on hitting the b p are
about to get some returns.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Some Y n,f i-adinr German n-rf
D pen sdmf ihar Hft Whipped IA
lendyrn be- resigned from ihs bead
NJ tls mliia-7 forces anf g--manl
b. ssfinr fbe allies fof p-ses i-fmf
nnd -iln re Germ r-brHu 49,
snrinr rnpf b. ssr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

We are In receipt Of The followlnE
letter which esplains itself Der
signal N.Y. Mamma WAS sieh and bad
cold feet We thank you for electric
lights day and Bight, 10 ! could givs
her medicine and keep the electric
iron hot 10 warn her feet ! have
loon studying my lessons At night
and nov ! ash you to please have
school IN start "a Pupil.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

The Baptist General Convention Of I
Texas has been postponed TIL Dec, .
because OF the prevalence Of infiu'
enEa.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

W. have been approached % ~.
sfyihing tbif seek from he ellgi
bilib ~ local ne insurance coippa
niss down 10 Why Andy Andsisor
has MOI shipped out he peach seed
On benson a smith's c0fner for ibs
Rod Gross. but the biggest problem
W. have yei encountered IL 10 esDlsiu
10 lady groosry buyers iufi how The
public vii bs benefited ~ The plan
The grocery merchants have ad9p''i
10 deliver i0day's orders tomorrow
THIS question W. respectfully rsfe'
10 he seury County Council Of DE-.
Tense the retail price Il referred 10
The County Pood Administrator
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

gya isp more Nsetf " Hu'U
rOrs % ,te shIsf sfmisi 90 uo"
solBf Nh 90 Gamsry io ths no
lion " tcsep' Usso' ~ ssy pho sod
aHytbiDg biOsi v yuooudlnpnel sui
render VII noi ssuf'g thpa' uaiions
thai bsYs eunesss ui0si in tb' usf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Armistice aud peace will prooap'
be considered together. but We con
tinue to hope that absolute and un'
conditional surrender will be the u''
tlmatc terms.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Did you gain anything BY day light
saving PLAN Doesn't the return 10
old time make any differenee'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

When the road gets muddy VI
think We see the need Of better high
vayS and in fact a split log drar
could be used 10 advantage.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

Form county ps0pls ere nofs for
tvnais iu some linss fhsu psVpis p
zone other wegi reyag counties W.
csn snd ~ fsts' gafdens here We
hsrs 30 abundance u wsn water ard
siadmJis ~ brinr q W Some psfiS
Of " 1eiss hsre 20 Watsf. hence
o. not bnte vindmiis nor gsfdeus
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

n isut worth stiie ~ rouJ Ofsf
me poiuu u oblooiioo ,aissd tgsiDat
President Whsons Wsf measure
By Tepulitaso senator They
stand readJ " OBJECT 70 aoyibiug be-
msy DO Roosevelt leads on BIN for
ueouss . oosgrss elected in bar
mouy Win hiu snd yel Roosevelt dld
ibs aalse thisg in tSet
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-01

We NEE, all Santa Pc train
Phone your orders in to IA or IL
SeWt HHrErovs