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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

iornL en- intelligent og %aIoorllg 6or-
bonoling pm Gogens SpsrgsnaaI.
Get uar lnteresiunt at iR, huorIeoes
ielo meget lnqe Wtrnos 3onter,
nuar oe leper itaoig unoer Isoer5
Sfuqge, peroer iig moo 9roens on.
bette SperqsmooI Get, at De bar
itaaet Iau nGr | 8ererinQ meo %
oen, giper be ergeIife SoIoater et
monolgt 4~loorsprPg, iom pore e8re
Solooter enonu mougIer.
NJ Wrno, Ser bor Ifooet Iriigt
til 9(uiiqt meb Isoen tuiinoe Gam
Qe, par De melt farafteriirife AT pore
9iIbgrcrfreoie iommcnint. &c bar
De lin 0ppofning pao Tpggen % bar
Yterfcr al ayig % War'hture. Ge
fom nPrucit FOR ar iaa en- Sop 1be.
en- Gibe Sobaf 90 en- Iiben Spill
men huor beaiprligc Be iurtes al
bare eftcr aaroelrQ TorirtTntra.
og buor hierteIie Be bilite De foiroe'
Iigc GIemerter poa port Broqram
On anocn 9oncert IarSt Stcb ! en-
Sur, Iom netoo uor oobnet | en-
ombpqgeIia oGffet Immuritioushrl-
nina peo Sihsu al en- aannI. Dor
llnoerboIoniug bar ber isrite. RPn-
oere hapoe bart. Ssmrerue bopbe
iIauet iii iibite Ssm ! Srrperfet
Sen GitermiSoag: Rianoct par blepet
opitiaet Ell Slme isr port aorme.
9IIorig bar iee iet en- mere oppatt
Sor'amlina - huer eueire Wtnnf
unr en- Iutteroe 5ilherer. On an.
oen Goq hnpoe ics ct bumbreoe Fl.
neiiife Arbeioere iom liIhsrere. 1e
itirreSe penIist eoa mig, 10 Iiot NJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

GumppIooIeu, inorrmmer DC uubent
i'm l(omattclie 90 reguer pao Dor
mlotemmeligc Toripning al WGuo
% WIaterialc til al iIoa Spifcrne /
&nP.
Moaife Sen melt inobuoenoe "6ut~
ri beieqte blunot De engelite lroO.
per eaer / @runoen noget Steo /
1ronfrige, itoo / 5orbinoelie meo Ct
6oipital. Iircttsren pnr en- miooI
oreuoc Niono, Ell WioIer al @roies
iion. on al ben melt oenIiQe oq INN
patlife Aarafter. Sou hou0e hrlI9t
lin Veniel til at onloarne DC ns9ne
0PQde | lin "6tt" til CT @aleri al
intuffe @iQeoer meo mpiife engelife
Sanoifaber, / ben 1anfe al oct plloe
opmuntr De iaareoe Sommie5 ZEN
geIife Soloater) al !ooe line Zine
ouGle ueo Sanoifuber ira Tp0relau-
oet, al hpilte nogle iprliq par hlcm.
ligc. Eoa 4sren iii WuIerens Iuq
li9itle IGitc man: ~9enne Ger er
oltio aaben Tor cnhuer Mano. iom
snifer al tale me6 en- Ben" Sole
gpqninger bar ipIot al en- Atmo'iPre
al 2ns og SeobcO. Sper Rioooa.
{ ii Diinuter. itanbieoe al @irfiom.
he0 - Spil. Nartetenoeri. Gam.
tale - meoens 9iretteren ircuiag.
De noele ina 9snuer Ssnoag 81.
termiooag por nj tiliteoe REQ ct Qte.
De al hans "reliqieie Discussions.
flub~, buor en- anieet Brett ira Coin.
burgb taIte for Ell 6oriumlinl pan
omfring 80 MnnS ON SenneuS
Brig. Otter 3olen Ieoeoe en- @e.
mig, flGot i Den blaa SoipitaIsuri'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

NarioQ iii bere9 Cnoc. llocn Seru / oit @Ioo
po0lercr Neocu ltnpcltheu qicuucm SIT %c9cult
noQctnGr pad lonlme Qlndoc ION Noru Qlcu-
mem en- qommel Weue, huio Steue er lua lanai
ira btnduoen, OF DC life fan male
"Wien cftcr min MentnQ fan on life irem
brInqe Nterte. %trafti9e, ortftlQc robuitc %erus
mru ueo at uurc Dem ueo metaltit ,Seru
WctaliIt Serl / &c Qumlc Tormc maa oicn-
nemgun Ell hnIpI forocicnbc Qrocee Tor ar FOR.
potoIe5 til orpnniit Seru - Nuroteo Srou -
'er Oct er frr0tgt I'll az optuQco % o5iinuleres
az Def mennelteIt9c SDitcnt"
T~orherprrenoc Embellishments 0ml "
acrr al Chicago tiger: vi min eQen @riarinp
nco Auraleo Sron amer ica Oct FOR Ct inu
prrol'uIot Wiooel, at Der buroe bruge9 ctbucri
0olpitol ~ foreitripeo al enbner @Gqe Sam
oct. Sc9 bar tn9et oct lelp oQ criuret bets
llnoheosbrlngeroc % ltnrtepprettcuoc TirtnluO
Seq CT M ouer mine ire @ncs Sar, OF lea oil
'ige, al icg tror min cgcn Itorc iniiifc Gitiptici
M booeblo9eIig itpIoco nit perionIiac @rua al
Nlrdteo Sron."
Weocns iorberpGrcnne Sunbben9fommiSip,
Aerr life lelu CT ETge. inn nldd boa bans
@rfGrirg I Sebnrblina al offentItQc Suuobeoe.
opaopcr sIpe bans Wienirg n,er emo aImirocli(
@eQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

% ga. % eitcr bpcr Soug appIou.
ocrcoe Sc mine 9eitrrbelicr pad
sIterlan0if Bis. 6uuo De cQeutltg
tpntte ON 59oreiuuiuqen. amer leg
life. Seq more2 poo, ON De iprteS
beore ON min Gang. emo lea i1ne3
ON aiueierue5 Gang.
On N}uonco cfter BORT @ciog hos
GngIGuocrue tiIbra1te oi en- ltle !
2othriuqen. lIgc RAG brad "a q
ocn amerifonife 9ompl,nic. let q
i gQneu, huor @oamaiter. Sfntter.
g%rapshicIme, 6Inoerurgreb o. ga.
mouiIaae~ ror I~rcmtrroenoe. OF ri
Uenteoe, al ~9ltmoiiPreu ptloe oPre
mere 'prnot % mere h~sitioelig, emo
Seu hnpoc upret bag HomoSonen;
men mel. uore Soloater rur Iige iad
mntre % rel tiImooe iom nogeu.
imoe. Get pnr en- 6ornsielle mel.
lem mango az Dem al iinoe Sefienotc
ira &irtercu al 'om MI, ba bereS
iorbereoeroc llooonrelie oar erot. be.
tragteoe@ iom aniporIiae firmperoe
Memo. Sort SeIItab bapSe fit so.
~oe0fUnrter / Soul, 90 oerira IA ni
iitouo iii al beieqe Harcp. 9uneptle.
&itrimcut og 8erbeuiaer 90 ie uoget
al ser uomerteoe 0iPIpearbeioe.
iom bIiper glort al oet Ra0e aors
% Der omeritanife 6ono ior ~franife
iaareoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

~ -
Ecg bar ldQt
iterft @ftertrnt pnd
oeu itorc lloopcn
niqbco al ar HpQer
f~oreia9er @looum
~oerleBeIicr pud inc
ipdgc, b~loNfntiIQc,
ueObruotc Rutien
tel Suiiuocr al
Qtenneittr Quor
War eiter 9lar Ii
benbe al fpiiit
SodQ hco % en-
bstIt ucrpso ,Sprfat
Ming grunoct paa
QtanRel al tilitrri
teLQt Tcru / oerc
reoc @looturpuit
ler, uocu q
iinoc ar latte ben
nirfnItrn - nnnNr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Er. Sames I. Snnipnn,
tioliscrc Srsc pco gel E
lcume 6pipital 1uben
bprS S~cpartement) ,
Mem Yurf. % @eitcbe
tier Gpuutp Suipital.

ituoet bette Spsr9sn1nal. erflrret eli ltor %iqs
BED mellem al ta9e ront lprcporerct metoIlilt
Sern % at fpiic rad Soteter.
Gerfor tiIrooocr Sc neheuior nrbnic Qroer,
at De, Der fpIer 5rang Ill at ioa lin Stprte
% iii Sloo gieuopbngget, henpenber ii9 nj lin
Saniliel9ge Oh erhoIber en- 9tccept for orgds
milf Sern - Murateb Srpn pa giuer belne
til fin Npotbefer, iaa ser life fan blipe Sbil
ON at iao ben rettc 4rtitel. Men hpiS SC life
bill bane bette @rphcri uleo at fod ell 9iecept
for Nurateb Sron, "a pGrc pmhnQgeIiQ nlcb at
ie paa Cntila9et na &ignctten OF i%oruisie ig
ON, at Y urate0 Srou or trpft paa oeune.
Stfe Gur ono Srou cIer nogcn onoen Sorm
az Sern, men Nurnteb Irpn
Sc m~ertpGrbigc Meinltnter frentbroqt al
Nlrateb Srpn og bets ~nhltrdtte SdIg toet be-
re9nes, at oucr ire 0illIioner Reuneiier unrlia
brrtger BET %fortthen) bar leoet I'll at Der bpoe5
flere Subititlitcr. 90 bisie Hpger Tiger, al
Sllobeosupienets SnbcbsmGuo % EGqcr
pperalt bltroe aouare Fublifunt MOB at altagc
Subititlter / Webtciner, % iGrlia aobdrer
DC MOB Subitituter for Nllrnteo 9ron, Der lite
betfor at pGre ~prganiif Serr fan pPre inter
mere eQer minbre eno Ell mctuliit Eerniums
mere Sfdoe enb 8dnn. Sen uobreote Client
ligejerelie az ouenitaaenoe Gplnsnirger / ale
guertisielnenter for Rurateo Iron or rilraooet
al Or. Sdnle5 Siilipdn, tloltgere SG9c bed
Heleble 0olpital (Ioenoer5 S~eparicment) J,
SEEN Yort, na peo WeItcheiter Gollutn 0oIpital;
9r. Seroinano Sing, SG9e / 9}ep 0orf og
meoiciult Torfotter, og andre, for az Tublt>
tllm tan bGre unoerrettet paa oetie Smraaoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Or. u. 8. 9}cpz
inalL forheu IoIis
tiIGge / Chicago oa
tioIiQere &u5lGQe
/ Sefierior Yarf
@oipttal. Chicago.
iiQer: Set bar
pGret min irrIiac
Tligt / DC iioitc ier
Nor at a9intere /
al bolhc Gbicdgos
fem Suiinoe Roll
tibetieute / Qoo
Sunobeo5 Illitouo
% / ~fulotouuucn
fraftla 5%Sorfanuiug
iod De fan bare
iaaie0es uoruitet /
fpitit &eniccuNe al
De idn nooltun duc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Storme % CmlttttntnQcr lnocn Nnnltens Gles
merter. J|nliq blcp iep brnat III Al 9lere CT
Norics meo Nrateo Sron Eettc 9|tooeI bar
9iennem mine egue |reuer uiit lt1 az oocraud
6biIteniomheIit Preparation icg tUgeniJnoe fsr
bar bruQt FOR Srenlbr;npeIicr al rsot BLOB,
@ieropbpgqelic al 9ierucr. III Strrtc al 9|u't
Ier og I'll AZ rette pad ure3clmG5ltg 6orostelle."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

9r. Sames Sraucis Snlipnn, t~iolieerc Srac
peb @ellepne Nuipital (nhenosrs Sepnrtc
meut), 9ieiu BORT, % pco gScitebeiter Gpuutn
Suipitai; Sr. u. /. Heiurnnn, t~ipliacre
YulitilTse / Chicago; Sr. 5croinano Nina,
Srae | 9teu Yurf % mcnieinit Surinttcr,
% andre siuer uGroiiuIne Maab % SplnS.
ninser om Sruseu al %prsaniif Sern ium
en- 3onif Do til @ienupbpsse!ie al Sturte
% Blob.
Srcn,raeenbe Qrecra pnthngacliQc Huber
iegeller blanbt Hpothefcre % Yuticntcr bar
blntitillet Den aicnosgieruin9, at Der CT (u.
linoer al Meuucitcr taqeroe Seru, Der life
%ltielner meIlem ~oraauiit o9 mctnliii Germ, %
ar laaonnne @criouer pite teller / at erbnloe
ben pitale @ncrai, 5tprtc % llDboloenbeo.
iom De leaer, ltnlpcltbeu rorhi &c bar iaaet
Sern / ben f%eila8ti9c 6prm. Sc 'nne5 at trntc.
at Sern CT Scrn, omtrent cfter famine Scori
- - Ol.A-- ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21


Qdnili Scru
9turoteo Srou
Tor fine ueroeic.
ucobruotc. iuupc %
Qultue Yoticrter
@IcQ bco bctuocr
@loNiutttpoom. On
bIoofdtuQ W drb
cuer Nuiuoe9 6uo
CT bIeQ. NIeoet lott.
9ltlutlerue muuHlcr
SpGulttpheo. 6icr
nen nrbetoer mot
l~omnlelta % 6u
f|onlnteIieu iuiQtcr
sc bltpcr oitt iua
&c. ~uerusic pirliae.
neotrntte % nlcldu
tolitc. gtaar Ser.
net qddr uN AZ Ell
Nptuoes @loo, for
iutuocr Ruieruc ira
hcu0e5 Ntnocr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

90 beiinttet MOP AT BRUCE metd(t,i Scru unNer
hcu SrjobilouinQ. al Der CT gturotco SroH eler
ldlfalo uoaet. Der CT Ii9eldd Noot loul HlrotcN
Srun On Nrroien al 9tIratco %rou Tiger
Nr $mIItpdu:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

9r. ScbuuIcr G. Snquc5. beisRenoc airur0
pcb ct @Iidbeth,s ooipitnl / Nelu 9ort. itgcr:
Seq bar ulorta fer oiieutitgalort uoQeu meois
ldITtnoeltgheo ttfe bar uoacu gro ocrpdd.
Nleu undr BET nnaudr Riiratco Erou inu fslcr
leo Oct uiloe orre Ell 6%orlommelie al min
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

&ligt life at llrUue
set Sea bar ieIn
tnlct Oct OF ptpet
ncr Ill mine Yatis
enter, meh DC melt
~opcrrdifenoc % tits
f~rcoSitincuoc Res
i%uliater. Ga De.
Der hurtiR suffer
at fors9c i'm Stnrs
Il. lin Strait % fin
~llobolocubcN. oil |
bette finoc oct
m~erturrotQite oQ
~rtoGlloerllnit otr
teuoc Wtiooel
&ois Nolt fun
ott6e taae Nllrateo
HSrun, udor De icler
iia image eller neb
hr1lNte iiteNPffnr OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Iplll Iu fpiNl bllhN
bore en- Yotct,
euten ben CT foot
eller rda, belt
f~orbi9dacnoe BEN
Misunderstanding, at
aognings protes ieu
uoretter oiSIe big
tige Geueforanbrin
ger / Spteten, Der
9ier ben lan9t let
tcre at ~asiinliIerc
al @looet % Gele
pruet. Sngen niI
neppc bente at CT
holne ben fannie
Stprfe af at ipiic
rau Toteter, 1om
ban pilbe al at
ipiie fogte 4oteter.
% bog bar cubeI
QGder. Ser hdr i'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

proppc / Tia pauebriugeuoe Trugs, SttnuiInus
ter og alioholbololae 2riftepdrer. btloe mddltc
(uiiroer let tunue gieuopbugqc inc rsoe Slon.
iorpuiiler, iorege i'm ipiiite 9uergt % bringe
i9 ielo en- Soriatptug, buori De ,unee uuo
Qou DC WiIiouer az Snqoon,5Iptrer. ION II "a
ten ltdotq uugiper oo. Set er iorbuuieuoe.
huor mlduQe Nieuueiter Iioer al g{uuqel pud
Scrn. oo life ueo BET. 6ot5 On itte er itert
eaer iriit. i'nIocr on big ielp at ioretuac isls
penoe Rrspc &c buor lruae on tur drbctoe
cacr hpur langt on ian qon uoer al blloe trpt
5nq Ina to iemsqrdins Sdblets AZ dlr1iuocItg
Rurateo 3ron ne @dHqe on 7oasr eiter
Woultioerne for 10 llqer. 9rsp oerpan taier
Gin ztnrte % ic huorme8et ou bar ttItdget
oeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

-NHspeunsn" snmaiiner 81 De eestt %
5tntsfe / eauousu. 10 aors sdrnRit lstses
nee bcer IQdihH. 5iuo III "Eecsr1ps ssi:ens
tIieI Raidleg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

"Feteu"s sHefe Aseuter er pens 3dnia
aborreUter. eer'or fan ri itlbo fan pGre,fugos
YTRmier nj abnHHeHtiamIsre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
anbriiuuternts gnmerlaina: Rura.

In6ritantcrnts gnmtriding Jturdteo ,lrou, iom
foreitrtue5 90 u~ubeiules az oUeuuGDute yGgey, er life
uoget ~bsmmelIqt ntioo,l. men Ct, Der er ud tlsubt
AZ Hputhefere operalt. lltg ot Tlore fife
orgautitc Sernproouiter or ret Ict al aslimtlere.
iinoer life SGuoerne, gier Dem Ittc 'orte. gler
lngen Sorltnrrelie / Waueu 6uUrlfdnterrc
aaranterer beloiae % belt tilireb3'ttlleroc Rez
iulutcr til enbocr aieber. eaer oire Ycugc utL
blire tiIbaqebetalte. Get 3rl8es al gooe apos
tbetere uuerdlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

2r HcrNiuouo aius Tiger: ~9raerne burOe
Evening star., 1918-11-26

A splendid assortment of styles WM
ranging from the short 30-inch sport IHy
models to beautiful wraps. ~
Evening star., 1918-11-26

Attractive novelty styles.
warm and practical-preferred
by many to a scarf or coat.
A few are trimmed with con-
trasting furs. We are show
ing unusual values in
Evening star., 1918-11-26

In shades of brown
with 3-row embroidered
back; 4-row, two-tone
crochet embroidery, as
well as the Paris point
stitching. In the last
style we have gray, pom
gee. mode, navy, pearl,
black and white.
Evening star., 1918-11-26
New Velour Hats
$3.9S to $7.95

Our large collection of excellent
quality Velour Hats offers the sea-
sons choicest styles and colors. These
are ideal for motor, street and general
utility wear for the rough winter days
to come. Values are unusual.
Evening star., 1918-11-26

Women's Merode Union Suits, szMade of silk
material, with high, Dutch and low necks, ankle
length. Choice of regular sizes at So.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
BREAD RATION
GOES ON
NEXT
THIS COUNTRY HAS TWO OUNCES
ALLOWANCE UNDER ORDER.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-A two
ounce bread ration was ordered by the
food administration today for the pa
irons of hotel, restaurants and dining
cars. This allowance is about that
now observed in England.
elegran.s went out today to nd
ministrations and hotel representa-
tives of every state designating a new
ration.
No more than two ounces of bread
may be served to any one at any one
meal, except when rolls and bread are
made from corn, oatmeal or bran ser
we'd, and when only one kind other
than wheat bread is ordered the por-
ton may consist of four ounces.
Rolls may not weigh moro than one
ounce at each of the public eating
places now licensed under the new
bread regulations.
The bread ration rule is issued I'M
der this authority.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
AMERICANS SIDE BY SIDE WITH BRITISH
i. s. TROOPS MAY
FILL BRITISH
TRENCHES
PLAN TO PUT&THEM THROUGH
SCHOOL IN ACTUAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON,i Feb. american
troops may appear in the British
trenches in Flanders Il sthe result of
studies being made here and in Europe
# the project is carried out tha Ameri
can units will be passed through the
British training system from the re-
ceiying camps to finishing the courses
in the front line trenches drawing their
supplies and equipment from British
sources until the graduate battalions
are withdraw for incorporation in Per
shing's army.
The suggestion came from British
officers through Gen. Pershing. The
plan is the development of proposal
made at the time of the first meeting
of the war council, that the American
forces might be sent to England for
training, releasing British forces there
for front line duty.
The object sought is to hasten the
expansion of the American amy in
France.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
ROOSEVELT PALLBEARER
All FUNERAL OF SULLIVAN

Boston, Feb 4-Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt was notified that place had
bee reserved Tor him ON the list pail
bearers at he funeral here wednesday,
81 his old friend, John l. Sullivan, who
died yesterday. Relatives Of the for
mer heavyweight champion said a re-
ply was expected from Colonel Roose-
welt tomorrow.
While plans for the funeral were be
ing made today the body was brought
from the Sullivan farm i'll Abingdon
to the home OF his sister, Ms. Annie e.
Lennin, in the Roxbury district To
night a small army Of friends passed
through the parlor Of the Lennin
home to gaze for the last time on the
features of the old fighter
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
/ I''LC,INPT' TO Kill.
('Ov'I RAIL
PLANS
LEE DECLARES MANAGEMENT
ARE TRYING TO DiSCREDlT
EFFORTS.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Traf-
fc &C lgestian Throughout, the country
IS blamed OF the railroad arrangements
ebay at the Railroad Wage Hearing
By the unic leaders, who claimed
that the manascments Desired to dis
credit tho operation of the eigh hour
law and make the government oper-
aticu Of the roads failure.
WASHINGTON Feb 5.-Charges
that the railway arrangements are at
tempting to dfscredit the governments
operating the railways was made by
w G Lee. head Of the railwly tram
men today AT railway wage hearing
Il have the facts to prove that eX-
perienced railroad men are not permit
led to operate as their training die
.tates" said Lee.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
WADSWORTH FOR
MORE TEAM
WORK
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN SENA-
TOR WANTS WAR AGENCIES
CENTRALIZED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-American'
war making machinery was pictured
as "a conglomeration of ambitious,
scattered agencies" incapable of team
work, in an address in the senate by
Senator Wadsworth, of New York, re
publican member Of the military affairs
committee.
Wadsworth confined himself largely
to an argument for proposed legisla-
ton for the Capitalization of war MAX
ing agencies. The president cannot
coordinate these agencies, he said and
with long war in prospect, radical
steps are necessary to unity the ma
items effort.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
DISPATCH HAS LOT
SEEDS FOR FARMERS
SENATOR SMITH HAS SENT GUAM
TITY TO BUSINESS OFFICE
FOR DISTRIBUTION.

Owing to the congestion of traffic
and the difficulties encountered in the
former free deliveries of seed to each
farmer this plan has been abandoned
and Senator Hoke Smith has sent to
the Dispatch sack of seeds which are
intended for those who will make use
Of them.
Heretofore the seeds have gone to
many people who did not need them
and did not use them These seeds
are for those who will make use of
them. If they are taken and planted
by those who need them, the purpose
for which they were sent will have
been served
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
CORDELE BOY GETS NEW
PROMOTION AT WHEELER

W. L. Markert. Jr, son of one of
Cordele's promineni business men,
and young man with apparent deter
mination to make the best Of the stu
alton while he is in the service of the
United States as a soldier, has been
promoted to sergeant's place. This
brings hi mup from the starting point,
that of plain private He is a mem
Der of the 10th Engineers at Camp
Wheeler. His friends here and friends
of the family will be greatly pleased
to know of his success.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
MERCURY DROPS
WITH COAL
SUPPLY
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES IN
EAST WITHOUT FIRES.

WASHINGTON Feb. 5.-Severe cold
today gripped the country east of the
Mississippi from the northern border
to the Gulf of Mexico, adding its share
toward making this one of the most
extraordinary winters of modern times.
The present cold wave is not expec-
ted to be of long duration
From 35 below zero in the st. Law
renee avlley, the cold graduated to un-
seasonable temperatures as far as eX-
IRENE southern Florida, Miami report
ing A; Jacksonville "a, and Atlanta IS.
Detroit Sixteen Below Zero
DETROIT Feb. 5.-Temperatures
ranging from sixteen below at Detroit
to forty below in villages on the west
shore were recorded in Michigan last
night.
In Detroit thousands of families are
without fuel of any kind.
The police with five thousand unfill-
ed orders for emergency fuel on their
books announced the situation as
hopeless"
Probably thirty-ive thousand were
thrown out of work the past As hours
by factories closing down
Pittsburg is Suffering.
Pittsburg, Feb. 5.-Ten below zero is
registered here today. Steel men say
the greater part of the mills and fur
naces will be forced to close down un-
less fuel relief is obtained within two
days
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
DON'T BUILD new HOMES
URGES THE GOVERNMENT
SECRETARY SAYS CAPITAL, La
BOR AND MATERIAL MUST
EE SAVED FOR WAR.

, Washington, Feb. An appeal to
the public not to build new homes dur
ing the war except when the need is
urgent. in order to save capital, mater
ial and labor for essential war enter
prises, was issued tonight by Secretary
McAdoO
"Homc building is an excellent thing
in normal times" said his statement
but at present, unless there is real
shortage of houses for war workers,
strongly advise that materials, valua-
bic labor and credit be not utilized for
this purpose Whether homes should
be built should be determined by ur-
gency of the need"
The secretary explained that the
treasury is observing this rule by re
fusing to let contracts for federal
buildings except in cases Of absolute
necessity
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
TUCKER TALKS OF
TOBACCO GROWING
FARM AGENT FOR A. B. G. A. RAIL
WAY WORKING FOR INTEREST
AMONG CRISP FARMERS.

w. r. Tucker, farm demonstration
agent for the A b. & A Railway, is
here stirring interest tobacco grow
ing. The late Mr.. Jones, tobacco agent
for the A. & A. Railway, often said
when he was in Crisp that soil here is
better adapted to tobacco growing
than any touching the A B. & A.
T. j. Holland, county commissioner
of Coffee county, last week sold a crop
that he held over and realized AZ cents
a pound for it, or total of over $500
an acre.
The tobacco growers of Coffee cOun-
ty are retaining the services Of w. II.
Lea as warehouseman and are taking
precautions to have experience in the
curing This man will furnish free
seed to those who will plant tobacco
in Crisp.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
LOOK WHERE PRICE
OF PEANUTS GOES
COTTON AT THIRTY CENTS
LOOKS CHEAP WHEN PEA
NUTS BRING $14O A TON.

Farmers Of Grip county are plan
ming to put everything II cotton and
risk it all to a battle with the boil
weevil are going to miss it when it
comes to money making. Peanuts
for future delivery are now selling
at $40 q ton. That means that they
will not bring less than that when
the time fer delivering the present
crops arrives.
Farmers OF Crisp county should
keep close up with the peanut ad-
vances. There are easy fortunes in
making them, for there is no soil in
any country better adapted to the
growing than that around Cordele
The price now prevailing for future
delivery is above $40 a ton
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
SECURE THE CANS
FOR SPRING USE
MICS HAMILTON Is ADVISING
THAT EARLY ARRANGEMENT
BE MADE

Those who are going to use cans
for preserving food supplies this
spring and summer are advised by
Miss Hamilton. who is in charge of the
county home demonstration work in
Crisp to make early arrangement for
them At present they can be had
at practically what they cos last year.
Her notice to the people Of the coun-
~ follows:
"On account of the scarcity of ma
terial, we find that unless cur cans
Tor our canning club are ordered with
in the mex few weeks, we will be I'M
able to get same. Any member of the
club or any other who may desire to
purchase cans will favor us by Civ
ing us an approximate idea of the num-
Der CT can they will use during the
coming season The price delivered
in cartoons. 125-2lb cans. 100-3lb.
cans win be approximately $4 per
100 for 2lb. cans and 1928 for three
pound cans
Miss Leu Hamilton,
"Home demonstration agent, Cor
dele Georgia"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-05
FUEL { ]. LESS MONDAY
MAY STAY A WHILE
SLOW MOVEMENT OF COAL MAY
DEFEAT TO ABANDON MON
DAY ORDER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The most
discouraging reports on the movement
of freight and coal because of the eX-
IRENE cold, threatened to defeat the
plan to abandon the Monday industrial
closing order.
AS Secretary McAdoo and DR.. Gar
field went into conference to discuss
the abandoning of heatless Monday,
reports were received showing the coal
movement east of the Mississippi has
been cut over fifteen per cent in the
last two days