Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-02
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"ttons to the Cattle cnt. u,,Toi
" ad ,gHihiud ehl - 91ngGino
l,oaWassh,iipligtep, April 30,77rThe. gInit.
"a !states! is9top furnish t. last re
serves IdothatI Miil give theo finht9ties
4 GisiGp ra$ainSt ytas rRrlsssan miiitafs
mlachine.sn This c,iimporlilssnp.,,e np.,,e announce
jnmett ireg gaEd!ngf utheli %ar siaas. maasv.
1 ngren bGa nol.iIny p,tt l!gldw
|b0f Men, men. more imen.IItoaI the wesJ
4 dotern front Iin- the present great crisis
Of the war lis the SLY, trop"all quar-.
tters that has been .ringipgIin the ears
Of lthe American ,people.qgod
ships. ships, more, IsbipsA' for the
transportation and b maintenance of
1 American troops abroad fislhae echo
of that appeal that has stirred the
1fUnited States Shipping board from
day to. day. e~ylit 10 GRO oil -r919
1IJ'1aTwo Million Men to France.
u The decision has how been reached
4 The supreme effort is to BE" made ITO
get itroops abroad. Considerations of
commerce ana trade have been indeh.
nitely, put aside, The .biisiness Of
4 winning the VAT is the aohiiy business
.hat " WIZ |ns5'as ss arssfokRifSsa 4k4 SsIdtt} tPo "tns
sH'sFyo #liliiSSa sI} saisd isdfH Hers are go.
t9gg ting t France as, a., soon pgppn as they can
bs, Alsaaasd qR nttEa1HnIports, ana shipbed
s1, 1S net tE.,pla ts: sF d5 uildins lid u
sprpgram uena Of paggotiatioq]9s II for ton
mage. The necessary tonnage isi now
under 1.-THE ,controA ,ntoiusthe United
b ssataso AND tonthe last. toRaM will will bla,
devoted ito the tran porltatien. Of troops
and bwHr .isunplias Inpib buthe,i last re-
asasyes,i of, ,Amariea atrO0ps have sbsap
pplased ,dn fighting, lpositlons ON FGench,
SOL os al tnpmt1Gqeb gYnn odt .,r,
Congress will be asked to authorize
an a}my 81 ss0ob, 900 men available
| for service lahroad and D resolve KEmy
LatEhd me. both hor home protection
an4to make up Hastase at the
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Rsady 70 Wets +o-rIve Mil on. ma
| Congress- lis ready, to vote an army
n stiye million fnens 1T ls waiting the
ss.ssasgsss.sI In.' M ~ WI ment. me
4 Sss .'pa, .m1l nas M pesl Maat'ns, ns' UP.
4 " .ne snlppms n .DDoala me ooarao
l;yseu I.o. !, a til l,nR9stsnt eo"ierence
1 tss ~ .ns u Wesk,s. n supply 3snpply all the
sHlppMs .ppps alrwonlaa De required to
fes sxSlS .SsS ays!s,DlS ssl9l. aa-1o.sne front
/ ~ france. fssN'''W
Su9artermaster 9 General George w.
llsoeLpals, IN enpreme command VI the
nals transport OF troopsFnnd supplies later
4 illl ;fliFlMlshed they SMpping Board with an
feslanate based mpm the number Of
men the uniteHdGStff was prepared
!oesend to thesHHnt. 1t caused the
3Hieas!s OF the spoard to pause. out
now .fhe emaer llaYa 0lele their
,eanswer. TheyeWHl meetFhe shipping
requirements OF the estimate ofrtbe'
faumper on troops" srprhsd' by Gen.
Goethals. '"r'is the last words. 1t is
\ rep0reettGthat1th sestIMate'ns in sx4
Iioesssofhz, z,ooO'0eos ,me'ts." in FAC that
ls close to ACKNOWLEDGMENT N .
fi9o New Plan ~ Advanced.