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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
9iI SeIemarftnatr.

Scr life iurrt IGn9e iinen iou ieG
/ "9ecprnhsRolten" ct Sper9smuaI,
hbor "SeleIoga" bar at iaa. og Spae
let bar: sos Sprtel Sftelie. Scraus
sails, Minn. Sa, ban CT Sneaifris
peren cs "Soea" fan moi orores hos
fant, inapeIiom bog Sorinanpen, q. q.
Sropatn. gdrnespiIe, grimm. oo Sc
frctrrcm q. g. SnnfonL Badger.
Iiun., men rctte Stcbet CT hos u. u
Nonring, 4t6 Stb Irc. g.. Winnce
oppli5, Minn., ioin ioreItaor Srnfnin>
gen 90 Grpebitionen. Meb Set inms
NE ieo atucr benne Splpsnino. pil ieg
dnrooe olc Seler ont az iorifaife iia
S%cleloen". Seq tror iffc nogen
mnn9Ier Sntercsic for at Irie "So9n"
% Ct beHer CT iau gierrige, OF Sc life
itnor / at betnIc so Cts. for ct Nar,
men Oct, 'pnl helit mangler. CT bcnuc
innfalbte "Nprcta0ipnheb" I'll at irtte
iig neo % itriue no9Ie Orb og lrg9c
iub / eli GonppIut 50 Cts / Srirner.
fer for Ct Tor, c1er Ell Collar Sebbcl.
iom bctoler for to gor. pg icnbc bette
til @r. 8pnnina. Seq fienoer en-
Manb, ion r~eeelmrsiie laante go
ga. fra fin Nabo / Here aor, cfter>
inm oen ubfum buert Sierbinganr,
men tnae Sfribtet ouer Ssritoftcn %
Icibe ielu. oct bar liseipn ina fungi,
ro bcnnc Wunb ct lite "rrb" for
Genterne beller. Set err noget "imaoz
hopert" / bort SoIt / berne Hetning,
iom bsr operfommes. Hoar "Soea"
fcnrmer, Iaa taller ben for Zig iclp,
men iii BENT Tom life bar ben, Ital
o%pIpIcs. at ben nbfon1mer i 4 Setter
= I hpert 8. Maareper - pg uories
rer i lit SnSbuIb, mart Sio9rafier al
o~ltaailhe Guitar al SeIertt, inn SeItris
refer af telennrtiite Vn9ber / Bette
2uno al ug til gnlnIc Saan fra
DC iorIficaiee NnsbeIas berbiemme.
6r. Sftelie. Sagoitripercn, iprer Eerz
ucn paa unmcrtct 3anhsmaal, bill ies
talte set, % bar Ell iielSen gunc iii
at fibre Sing % SorhoIbe, inn Sci
ell interesinnt at lrie, og BERTH Far
ret CT biitoriif' @rro. ~ Hn beher iel
inacn % tiger: airre Dig pa, ieno
MI otter "SeIcipsa"l Settc or insen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nnhtaacn BET
itulbc bore for bir, egen StpIb; men
bpis Su or al Set SIaget, at pu enbs
M ipIcr Sraugcn i bin cecn @nrnr
cftcrat lrtte Dig nco p9 iamtnle meb
onnnle %enner. at bu erhnl liter at
lrie "So8ur pg Segu", gomnlt % upI
fra t3eimbngherne. ar Nl liter at ic
@ileher nf tieunte Stcher, hppr CT
len on ielp eler anhrc @pNbes Srun@
Der bar ponfct, oa ennelia. bpis bi
tror. Def CT gilt al bepnre nogct for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Snbacr. @iur.. lscr 0tarts 1915
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Ora ct. pami, Wimn.
19oe Warts, 1918.

'%S "NebiEt io'D'
Sarmere fra ale 3eIe al Winnez
'ota ian,Ies / bisie Sage for al uos
pege Hepr9ientanter iii fommenbe 9es
sisIaturpaIs til Soften.
Sc er ale 3%ele9ater fra Nonpartiz
fan 9ea9ue Srs~aniiationer / Sc for
itjelige Counter rinbt ON / Stdten,
% Oct er Hcasuens fsrite orsaniiereoe
N%onueutipn / Staten.
Sc fremmepte G~eIeaater CT ale
prominente WGnb og pe ileite al benz
Tarmere.
Ter beriter Ell tiaiosiulo Stemninl
blnnot DC freirmebte, og Sc iorIitrer
Gle al &c uiI itaa peo 0ioucn oa ic
oenS Froaram s%ienncmisrr oa beres
Wrno paIgt til Soften.
Ser er mange Stanoinaper blanot
~Nele9nterne % entelte al fbisie iiober
| pet miprrenbe 9egislatur. Slonbt
ois'e tnn nrpnes Suenifen Wngrus
SoMnIen % Noromrnbene Mortin @.
Colanb p9 Smut anutien. @nopioere
De nlpGrenoe Mep~rrientunter q. 6.
SSelh og HdIi Crane. ianti Senator
Wucler.
Otter aonpentionen al Tartiets Ges
leNnler oil Der bli afboIot et treSages
pffentIist Msbe i ct. YauI Iuoito
rinnt. bppr iunbstienbte IGno i'm
1or'tlellige 2ele al @nnSer oil tale
oels oper Gmler peorerenoe Sen paa-
9naenoe SarmerbepPgeIie, bells oper
rationale Gmner.
Spsr8er man Sc iremlnsote Mar
mere, hpao DC tror MI ON Ssiten5
%als, lparer De ale meo ct Sntil, at
&c 'elpieI9elig pil, Ieire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Sborbipre sic.

yin CT sci iuort fulo @onr Sea
al icucc Set iuoiomue I'll Shor
biprQ Yjc uonr @uureu TOM Men Ser
CT touuct ino iao rent iorliNet Sea
lruttc Ser mao,tr bare 'ltre ems nj
az "2ccprah %oitcu"s A5ouncuter Tom
tapnc @nit iii AZ icuoe ! Y en- linen
@oue iom &uuitlpuutlic ior hcube5
&rhco5brtpc ira Sclcmurtcu Cpiat
HE ocuc ium uolct Sjgpcri Sea
irutcr 7. 2 lever IiRc Iruge om
bun life inar Ni5it 2o!crc @cN BIS
ic 2uIcrc uruier vi mn al ijgc henoc
Eot ior &rcpcuc mes 2uitc; ON Here
cIer Irr9ere &rcuc 1 FremtiNen. bpis
set looer ita Nlerc i,ocn ior itorc On
uirelier. Gr ser lite uolcu lglen ira
SiliorN. NpitcsejN, &ranNdl. @runicz
berg. 6alNoIemo, Mo. 6rri5odl. Stai
ie. SaurboI oi.U iom suitcr al prre
ueo2 Seq tror Der er mango enbna
iom bar inter imoN al usre men.
@ei vi Selemnrtinper bar ofie Nen
SeiIeu al ri CT "ieire / Snuningen" %.
~euligit
T. Z 0nutpm.
SapRcr. Riur.. lSor 9taris 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
NinhIonh Meniaheo. MliIno,

SiQhlano Qtenigheo, Ntilnol
q. ., fpr tiIhcrenoe Spuobcn, ia
iluttct iig til Goncoroio MeniQheN
0}iInor, q. 2, @oitor :. Z. &oon
anlo.
Gn a%ombinotior al 0tobtaQcI
i~esicit % potrtotiif 0teoe hoIOtca
81. Geri Nteriqheo, Siour Gitn. &o.
1aipr ScIge Srocritaoa aaIo, Del
210r Tebruor 1918.
Spotane Colleges Cftct er
oi8Ie Gage puo en- &onccrttltr / Spo
fame arcoS Der bcrcttc ON 'tol
2uffc. Gttcttcu or uuocr Rroi. 5
.. Sbonpiou@ ongttge 2cheI'e.
M}iInor, emmanuel o. Con
ooroia Menigbeoer bar iorheiet
0reitcleureu meo $4,000, ioo al
9s1mcr mi er $4,000 @orct. ga
itor @ouu, WeniQhcnerne5 Brett bar
tot ttlboac i'm Neiigrntion.
0e 10 Weriqbeoer / Selon0,
Soma, betjcut al Ireiteruc Carton %
@rnnifou, blcn StrSonq oen 26oe 6e-
br1tnr 'anmeril1rttet til Ell. Den
me Mcniqheb ff Nopnct "@or 6rcl.
iers Mcnigbeo" % ifal bctiene@ miO.
lertibiq al FnItor g =, Carton ira
8oreit Gitn.
- GATOR 81. 2. Ruutiug, &ebler,
Q. o, bar untot auIo til 9iq Sonbp,
Wont, % bill tiliInttc lit me adlo
/ GpriI cher @eQunoelicn al Vfot.
0cttc auIo inobeiottcr 10 Iooenoe Vtcs
niqbc6er omfrinq @iq Sonhu og @or
glber, Mont., foriihen oniIig8erthc
WiSiion5murf.
1oitor g. 3. Tirieth, Der al
Scrirn til nulIlg Screening rc'l9
ncrtc ira fine Oicniqheber | Buttons
@nn "a Northport, O}ih., bar On
lat aoln ira Ridlouo oN onncfterte
Weniohcoer peb Ghriitinc, u. Gof.
San oqtcr al tlItrrbc lit me %irfc
feIt ! Gluten al Ntni Minoncb.
- SenboQ hcn 2loc 6cbrltor
holotc$ en- rcauffct pntriotiif 0c't
men 1uIc og Gang / Eoitor .. Z
6oopif@ airfc t Spofonc Eoitor
Snonif hoIht en- for %Nnlcbuinqeu me
oct paSicnbc Iolc. - Gr %llgncnoc
Tcit holotc$ oQiun / Munito WfcnlN
hcb, Spofonc, ionrmc Co0a 6ormIo'
hnq.
SoilQeS Mcniqhco peo Rio,
gQi$.. @oit. 81 :. @ocnieuS aulb,
poIotc pan iioitc Nurameoc 6or.
cuiro%fouitc % ]heupchot' ia iii 8ir
p1 &ounctt Qrotrie WieuighcOcr al
4nit. IS. q. Sunobp$ aolb, ON oe
inn pnitct, Of be niloc girrc oct
ianunc. elsie Gomitccr ifol FOR
handle ON oc 10 aolh3 Snmmcn.
ihltninN
~Slem life at Qiore Qobt oq
oclc nlc0 andre" Get maa uiit Gre
ioIoiQhcO3 W}cuighco, 0ttoieu. Soma.
ho tUuit pno, ho ocn nuliQ opcr
ruifct i'm lrcit mcb en- uattcr EcnQc
Qupc. YicniQhcocn er life itor, men
Sen inmIcoe Sen inmnlc Hoe, iom
oucuuuuutc @uuc blcp giuct, oqiou
$tt5O0 til Solootcr& % Sionlruo9
Iono.
Ioitor Ni. Maoluuo, Morriu,
@i5.. bar outat aolb ira NinQhonl,
Wtont % nil tiltrUac @oIoct titc
Wioi. &iuQhum anIoct hor iibcu litc
Nopcmbcr purct bcticut ~miOIcrtioia
al %uitor : ). 6oacm iont nctop
hur mltot NoIo til Ghinoof. N}out.
@Diuoeioreu.u9cr HiQbom hor
firbt ct Mu2 nj @oliQ 'or ocu nor
nelloe 4yeitC amiIie.
- Spotojt Go!llQc CT en- al ne
melt patriotiitc Sfole. / @citcn 2r
rerpcrionoIct % GIcpernc hor oco
Here InIeNninQcr poo en- itor1nocn
N2oo0e nit fin 2ouoIitct % urot
E~olriotismr r. til 9Gre ior Stotrn
o. Virten. Zen ijo'tc CgpianinQ Al
Bette elias ifceSc iicNc llqc "a ct
preroroeHt.iQ irrt Rc.ob bler tclnct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
SipSTrittct~ "SDmra''.

NoaIc Get al Siosifriftet "Spm.
ra" s Nargangc, oper 1000
Store Siocr - Iplgc$ fiji nebiatte
9ieciaa "@orif amerifa.
nerrcs. sScItlfriit 1914" $50
Siocr, inbbllnbct - til baIp
Gris. SntcrcSicrcoc bcbcs ben.
ocnbe iig til
She Suulro 60.
Dor 313,
Srcoroh So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

ere GIG bar uGret fIsttet, iom life
hn1be pGret | Spro iaa IGnsc, men be
a ale pna bet r9rmeite tilirtets
siort. @nroe lite nosen isse at faa
henee tat op i9ien os alt piSenifabes
liat unheriset?
Anop Nriaitao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Siitprien os gfterileeten ON bore
eienbommeIise Sip, S9ber
co Sfitfe. lnd ienber on eiter "Seles
buorpeo bu ogian tomn1er neb
/ Srooerringcu iom ct Neblem at Se@
lelnget. 8. @. Sbben.
@dlu. @inn., Wort5 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

"SEspeuutn" Shmaainu q Sr bssn, %
btttafr | euuetieu &c Anre osarnufi leleeI
mto bier NgaiiiR. SirIp "a -9e~eorap'goiien'
tiler auicloa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06
TWO PARTIES
My meet At
'N0RTh7-P0L

SEATTLE. wash. Nov. l.--Twt
Arctic explorers. Road Amundsen
noted Norwegian. drifting in his ice
locked boat eastward from the Allan
tic, and Storker Storkerson. lieuten-
ant Of vilhialmur stefansson, Cana.
dian explorer. floating westward from
the Pacific on an Ice pack. are both
believed approaching the New Siber-
Ian Islands. which jut out OF the Arc
tic Ocean on the mouth OF the Lena
River In Siberia. Authorities credit
Cd with knowing the Arctic currents
believe the two will reach the islands
early next year. II
No other explorers are now in the
Arctic. and It is thought very likely
that neither Amundsen or Storkerson
knows the other has the same goal In
mind. They probably will not meet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06
PROBLEMS TO
FOLLOW VAR.
ARE STUDIED

WARRINGTON. d. O.. Nov e.-ln
the great task of Internal reeonstruc-
tion after the var. the war Industries
board seems certain TO continue In
existence and plsy . large part in the
transformation Of war manufacturing
back to psaee tims production. This
10 one fsaturs Of the governmsnt's
program for easing the nations busi-
ness from the pitch Of war TO the pur-
suits Of psaes without convuisiag II
In the process. In . sense. the pro.
gram is tentative because IT, forma,
tion has just begun. Nevertheless,
the plaupias ies nasessis sixns ~
sovsrnmset aeeasiss IN washinstou
these days material Tor - systiaatie
thought q ~ prosecution Of var.
Industrial fseonstruction, nsst TO
dsmobiIisai)ee o. the ARMY, y prob.
sbly the neat important phAss Of
these plaas. How 70 stop the manu-
facturs ostsAsils. Of stps. Of army
and navy supplies. without stopping
the industrial wheels which made
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06
HUNS ADMITTING
DEFEAT IN WEST

BERLIN. (via London). Nov. 8.
The communieatioa issued from
ssnsrsi hssdeusrtsrs says:
8 Ia Flaadses ws have withdraw
our TROOPS Who we're on the Lys at
the junctloa Of our front with the
Scheldt, On Client. There was no
fighting eontact with the enemy yss-
tsrday.
Near and south 81 valsaeisanss
the British eoatinued their violent
attacks. They pressed ~ back to
Saultain during the morning and
again established themselves In Pres
eau"
"A break Into our front By the
Americans west q the Msuss caused
10 70 withdraw our front between the
Aisne aud Champignsulls.
''0n the line Of ouatrs- Champs and
Busancy forsfisld engagements de-
veIopsd. Yesterday We gained some
ground near Tally and beyond WI.
lsrs- -Dsvant-Dun."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

poration. may aid In the convsrsion
Of Industries from war TO peace foot
Ing. reversing the existing priority Of
war enterprises. Railroad transpor.
tstion. Industrial production and
ocean shipping must bs eo-ordinstsd
and supervised for few yesrs aflsr
peace comes .as they have hssu dur.
ins the war, IL the opinion Of gov.
srnmsnt leaders. Employmeat agsn.
ciss. universities and schools. church.
% and other social Organizations
must cooperate to facilitate the
placing OF returned soldiers In the
occupations where they are best fitted
and most needed.
TO do all this. II u the bsliee IN
many 0hicial circles In ,WashingtoR
thst most government agencies which
have sprung UP during the war must
continue to function for IN indsAnits
time afterward. These include the
war industries board. shipping board.
wsr trade board. food and fuel %.
ministrations. war labor board and
the war labor pol!cies board. numsr-
ous divisions Of the council Of nation.
o. defense. war finance corporation.
and many other connected agencies.
The railroad administration hes u
months to live sftsr peace y slgnsd.
unless future legislation should
ehsngs sxisting plans Tor restoration
OF railroads TO private control, The
Red cross. Young Mems Christian ~,
ISOLATION. War Camp Community. Ser
vice. and similar institutions viii
nave DIG work to perform IN sonjune-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

them. and to furnish new work fov
these wheels. b . problem which
agencies Of the war industries board
will bs called upon to solve. This
means that the hundreds Of industrial
and commercial leaders who hsve
been called to Washinston will have
to continue their services for essen.
tiai peass work or substitutes for
them TO b found.
. Manufacturing plants which now
look TO the war industries board for
assistance In obtaining materials and
which In turn comply with the force
full suggestions Of the board. eventu-
ally will call on some government
agency TO guide them during the pro-
cess Of facing about toward peace
production. The wsr industries
board ID the only agency equipped
with the mseh1nssy al supplied with
the iafermation to sl1e this guidance.
For thAt reason, tie oGlcials In clos-
~ touch With eursents Of ideas with.
'ia the sovssunhIt insist that the war
industries boasd WIN continue In sx-
'ietsnes indennitely after the war. rs-
sasdisss Of vhsa TIE war ends.
omeisls iatimats that means win
b found Of eontinuiaG the current
plane for eliminating strikes. Of CIV
Ing labor greater voice In the man.
sgsmsnt Of 4ipdustsial plants. and Of
attending both labor and trade fed
srstions To promote collective bar
gsinlpg. Thsy suggest that the Gov
srnmsnt. thsu the war hnancs cor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

for storksrsos 10 expected to arriv,
ahead Of Amundsen, and probably
will land far west OF Amundsen'
course.
Amundsen. the discoverer Of The
South Pole, and navigator OF the dif.
fcult Northwest Passage. Il on the
frst lap OF q Journey to the North
Pole. He expects to mako the last
lap by airpianes. storkerson 10 bound
back In the general d'rection OF c'v"-
iaation after spending several Ses
In the Arctic. botn are seeking ne~
lands ana s'udy'ns tne cur'' 81"
life OF tue northern ocean
when Amundsen reaches the b.
berian islands. the current II u oe'
lteved' vi" 'sEn ana cart! a'm ao.n'
he Is expected 70 rems'n WIN .u'
drift un'i' u 'ands nam =" "a, IN
movable ice !.l UP .o~.Io. '"s O,..
Tnefe. accoro'ns 70 =" p.sa.' ~ w
-. =. =. - - -
the rec. OF tue e"'sas' " ''s wy :"
the GLOBE
storkerson, according to nm p'ans'
will leave his Ice PACK wnea +" reaches
the Siberian ISLANDS. wWe ID nve
men ne WI. come ..n' -. ~
nus way o.oA " H'.
expect 70 nesr o' a'm .H.s
time next 'u"s '.' '"'
setfansoon. when hs was ID ths
north last winter. planned 70 maze
the trip Storkerson y now %. Arser
he completed arrsnssmsats ana par
chased all the necessary supplies ana
dogs, illness forced aim 20 come oes.
side. Whsa ~ lsn D pat ssosssr'
BON In charge.
The Canadian tAinks oeorksrsoa's
lrip b one Of the most daring Arctic
Ieats ever undertakes. lie b up!
lAsrs, camped on the ice. aad Dsac.
licaily living Oh The 10 pack" stsf-
insson says. "othsr sxplessrs Do
their work from shipe. 0Aips are IT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

tion with the government 'ess wv
the war 10 over. !.
In realisation that the esssss
how 70 accomplish all thsse s
Gated matters will be as b's
tioa o. that Of how TO MAKE 49,
been. nearly sll government 49,
now ars bsstirring themss'vss ~
" 10 taking stock. In cons
spirit IL reflected In at . ~" !. ~,
pendihg resolutions looking :" 4.
tiou Of boards Or comm's''
study reconstruction. Tas ~.
iicans advorate survey os
mittse Of members Of congress- ~.
stor 0vsrman's resolution ."l
for sppointmsnt Of u dina' .s,.,.s
body OF students Of various p ~.
senator owen has a simi's' , ..ss,
tion. Most administrat'oa 49, ~.
are inclined to endorse Senator ~
msn's Dropossl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

In the County Court o! 'Ic IcosSty
Oregon. for klamath Vo. ~,
In The Matter Of the Estate ,s o. ssess
I'M Z. Ksrns. commonly ~
g B. g, Kerns, Decease0' !. -
Notice v hereby give. M ~
executor OF the above es.s.s s m y
his Ansl account herein ~" Al ~
csmbsr 1, 1918. at the noas 49, \
.. n. OF said day. has pess ssss.sina y
ssid court % the time foF ayi "a ~ ~
tections Ia such account .A
Dated thS sth day Of Nc
1913. . ,,,v . xrsjla
s-ls-so-al.s7'\
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06
Local Red Gross
:. Activities =.

Those present at the Library Sew-
Ing room. Tuesday 5th we're Mrs. e.
O. Cummings. Mrs. e. Il. DuFault.
Mn. Selma Carlson. Mrs.. A. Banter.
Nrs. e. Quillitch. Mias Mary Bail.
Mrs. R. e. wattenburg. Mrs. c. A.
Krsuse. Mrs. =. w. lngsrson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06
Yoa-Parents

Have yos duae yoaf partf'
IAe pareaos ere almost the
oooo dl4oeoogu Whea q co0es -
~ sdacae3aa q tlhe chlldFsa.
How often h = the case thst
J eAl11ssa Sa4hsg slow 70 leagn
tur nout 20 he the best citisens
= ~ eannDunlty by rcceivine
~ e1ght eacO0sAGcM1nT aod
- slFap : ,socd Dtther and
eoeh4. ~
Dua't expect S1lldrca 70 beg
- uDusoe. pe0D60sat and e0a.
Gne1QQ. Fothe1 ngure that they
Wool4 .pss14 20 have . eood
49, sanA Aere = where tie
slssetE AinA = she passsat
i ~ & yossself. ..Am ! tai.
~ 8 - hAfsest h Ne chil.
A1al etIacasioa3 ="
NOD = cestainly a import.
~ pase = e1ncatjoa these aays
- hsln0 ~ asd comfort into
0any . hane. "a
sos9Ae p1ano il1aserafed above =
~ Lgoa = HeQly Washbusx.
Dg1oo6 oo.6ot q coSvenleat
1eEnng, ~ if yos hsye noe yet
.paaceo > Eeal planO b yoaR
Aogne We aak yoa % step Into
0h9Dher9s ard - r.
Used piaaos also Displayed.
non oNsA, b . a.
2ephal Piass Depst
e1ANpARD INsTRUNENTs
66t Door Posto@ce
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

No one ever 30 Tsea 06roly b
savins money. You must iDvese Il
4 good way 70 iavesG e = - buy Wa
ssvines ana Thrift ota0De.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-06

We nanufaceese hats, atsictly
q: s::.i:: =; |, '''''-'' e. ! :,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-26

Tie health of troops in the Uni
ted States continues very good,
according to q recent report tC
the Surgeon General of the Arm,
oy the Division of Field Santa
ton. Admission, non effective
and death rates ale somewhat
higher than last report, due chief
ty to prevalence of influenza and
bronchitis with comllicatine
pneumonia, in many Of our nor
thern camps.
National guard camps, as q
group, continue with remarka- :
bly, low rates. Very few new
cases of measles and meningitis
nave. occurred.
National army camps. continue
0 have high sick rates as COM
Dared with camps of other groups
hough the rates are lower than
asst report. Scattering cases OF
measles are reported from all
amps.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-26
Do You Report Suspicious Characters!

The following Special, u n d !
date of April 10. was given out
by the War Department al
Charleston, S. c:
"It has come to the notice OF
this office that many people fail
to report suspicious and disloyal
acts or manifestations ofsympa-
thy for the enemy, because ofun
certainty as to the proper official
to approach.
"lt is very important t b a t
the Government should have the
assistance of al, citizens in detec-
ting enemy propaganda OF sus
picious activities of individuals.
and you will do a service in mott
tying your friends that any CON-
munication addressed to "Intel-
| liz nee Officer, Headquarters
Southeastern Department, Char
lesion, S. CO. will receive after
tion and be transmitted to tf
proper official of the Government
for investigation. The names Of
informants will not be dlvulgt d
and there need be no fear, on the
part of anybody, of getting into
trouble in case suspicious prove
to be unfOunded.
"Information should indicate
the nature and source OF their in
ormation, as well as the time
and place"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-26
How About Your Family.

"Can you look a potato in the
eye and say you did your duty
last summer" asks The Youths
'on'panion. Can you look your
amily in he eye aid feel that
you have done your lit if you
ave not provided them with Tie
Youths Companion? If it is
your duty to set beforeyourfam-
Iy the hlg hest st tandards of think
ng and doing; if it is your duty
to kindle their patriotism; it it is
your duty to afford them pl as
that is clean and stimulating,
then it is your duty to give them
The Youths Companion.
The price of The Companion is
500, but the publishers Offer a
special combination of The Com
Janion and M.Calls Magazine,
both for only 1926.
McCall's Magazine, with its APP
ril issue, appears double in size,
with a new uress. Its page is
now the same size as The Com
panion's 1t is not only a great
fashion magazine, but a great
soman's magazine. For t b g
)rt rtsent there is no advance in
he price of Mc'Call's, but it is
wise TO take advantage OF the eX-
traordinary combination Offer
low-both publications. for only
1925. Send all orders to THE
YOUTH COMPANION, st. Paul
Street, Boston, Mass.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-26

Throughout England 1O2 daily
newspaper have been forced to
increase their prices, and 676
weekly papers have followed suit.
The monthly magazines selling
before the war at 8 cents now
c )st 16 to 1S cents. The cost OF
n ,vels and books has largely ir-
creased, even the popular classes
have risen so to 100 per cent.