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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-06-06
APPLETON BREEZES'

Rain! Rain! Well. we have had
our share for the present. Most ev-
eryone in these parts will have to
plant practically all their crops over,
on account of the soil washing over
the crops, which were up in most
places, but it will surely make. the
wheat crop and only delay the row
crop.
This district raised $607.79 for the
Red Cross drive and we are proud
that we are in the southwestern d.
vision, for they made larger per
cent than any other division in the
Ia, making 165 per cent. The south
west will be there every time when
needed.
The men of this district have been
working the roads this week.
Miss Anna Love was called to Ten
nessee Sunday by the serious illness
of her father.
The Vaughn boys were called to
Forgan Monday to bid their brother
Will farewell as he was enroute to
training camp.
Mrs. R. M. VanHyning went to
Camp Funston, Kansas, Saturday to
say good bye to her brother who will
sail for France soon.
R. A. Dobbs received letter from
his brother, Sidney, May 80, stating
he was on a voyage to cross the seas
on the ship Oklahoma.
George Gilbert reported at Guy
mon Sunday for service in the draft
call.
Jake Stebbens and wife went to
Colorado last Thursday to see Vern
Miller, Mrs. Stubbin's brother, who
renorted to dI1tv call last Saturday
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QUESTIONABLE ANSWERED

A gentleman who wanted to OBJ
tain a patriotic job in a munitions
plant, where they are more or less
particular about who they take on,
went through the question mills as
follows-and got the job:
Q.-Born? A.-Yes, once.
Q.-Nativity? A.-Baptist.
Q.-Married or single? A.-Have
been both.
Q.-Parents alive yet? A,-Not
yet.
Q.LHair? A.-Thin.
Q.-Voice? A.-Weak.
Q.-Health? A.-Sometimes.
Q.-Previous experience? A.
No.
Where? A.-Nowhere.
Business? Avery bad.
Q.-Salary expected? A.-More.
Q.-Do you drink? A.-Not in
dry states.
Q.-Why do you want job? A.
Wife won't work any more.
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First Published May 80, 1918.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kan
sas, May 23rd, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that George
Carter, of Kismet, Kansas, who, on
July 9Th, 1915, made Additional
Homestead Application Serial No.
012536, for Lots 1, 2, 3, NEA
SWH, Section 10, Township 33s,
Range 31w, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before the Probate Judge of Seward
County, Kansas, Liberal, Kansas, on
the 18th day of July, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Amos D. Robert, Of Liberal, Kan
sas; Isaac N. Pennington, of Liberal,
Kansas, Patrick Stockston, of Kis-
met, Kansas; James R. Mcclure, of
Kismet, Kansas.
R. R. WILSON, Register.
Not coal land.
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Sunday school at Eureka Sunday

Sunday school at Eureka Sunday
morning.
A sister Of Preston Booth from the
east came on Saturday night and will
visit with him and his father.
Preston Booth has his barn most
done. His old one burnt down about
two weeks ago.
Will Delay and w. T. Capps helped
c. H. Morehouse put on the wheel
to his windmill last Friday afternoon.
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Woodhead, Wallace Il.
Worle Emil HI.
Wrubbena, VIM.
Yeiter, Arthur
Yeska, Edward f.
Young. Leonard
Zeimer, Oscar
Zimmerman, Chas, HI.
Zieska, Otto
ZlacewSki Raymond
Zlacewski, Andrew
Swanby, Alfred o.
Swanby, Ralph e.
Swanby, Perley
Swanby, Henry w.
Stark, Harold
S,el ling, Robert
Stevens, Orville P.
Swanby Melvin.
Swanson, Conrad
Swanson, Edwin
Swanson, Carl
Swanson, Richard
Swanson, Hjalmer
Swenson, Theodore
Swedburg, Elmer
Sykes, Harry L.
Taraldson, Carl M.
Taipale, Arvid /.
Terry, CEas.
Tiegan, Siever@' l.
Thiele, Robert Harold
Thomas, Geo. M.
Thompson, Elmer r.
Thompson, Oscar G.
Thorp, Harvey
Thoreson, Carl r.
Thoreson, Marvin
Thoreson, Alfred B.
Thoreson, Albert
Thoreson, Clarence Theo.
Thoreson, Fred Edward
Thorsby, Edwin N.
Thorsby, Arnold
Thorsby, Ellen Nelson
Thomas, James McGuerty
Thibodeau, Axel L.
Thorsby, Allen Munford
Trombly, Alfred
Trowbridge, p. T. Lieut..
Trowbridge, S. ]. Lieut..
Tolonen, Ernest e.
Toutloff, Fred James
Tourville. Alfred
Tourville, VIM.
Tutor James w.
Ungrodt, Carl B.
Unseth, Arthur J.
Ulvin, Marvin
Udelhofer, Peter S.
Urbanek, Chas,
Vandeventer, Mike j.
Vanderventer, Louis j.
Vallancour, Ernest j.
Waechter, Henry
Van Loon, Lye
Van Rossen, Henry
Van Cleave, Paul
Voorhees,, Arthur F.
Veno, Alfonso
Wedin, Elmer H.
Welin, Kent A.
Westby, Donald F.
Wachsmuth, Fred
Wachsmuth, Albert
Waschmuth, Jack
Wasmuth, Arthur
Wachsmuth, Lawrence
Warden, Warren Perris
Warden, Ralph, Murdoch
Walsh Oscar B.
Wallen, Par HI.
], Warburton, George r.
/ Watt, Ralph Waldo
|: Walquist Fred J.
Weber, VIM. J.
Wedeoja, Henry ].
WEIGH. James M.
Westlund, Jacob
Westberg, Hjalmer e.
Welin, Edwin
Westlund, Nels J.
Westlund, Elmer A.
Westlund, John J.
Wick, Elmer Louis
Wick, John
Wish, Roman Francis
Wiggin, Anton B.
Wiggens, Conrad
Williams, Earl David
Williams, Geo. Patrick
Williams, Leven Lieut..
Williams, Ralph Daniel
Wiley, Asa r..
Wismer. w. w. Capt.
Windahl, Edwin
Wishen, Joseph
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The following are
the names of boys
| who have been adj
to Honor Roll:
Atwood, George d.
Anderson, Elmer N.
; Anderson, Arthur B.
Belanger, John
Bahbage. George
Carson, Dean
Demonlly. Leo
DeMars, Carl e.
Dahlstedt, Arthur
DAILY, Patrick John
Drezden. August Peter
Eckenberg, Fritz
Gilbertson, Louis w.
Gidlof, Andrew E.
Hill. John
Hendrickson, Harry
Hungerford. Roy Leonard L.
Hungerford, Arthur H.
Hungerford, Dale e.
Johnson. Walter
Jones, Charles
Larson. Henry Lerny
Lofstrom, Oscar
Lucia. Clyton Ina
Lumquist. Albin
Lunquist, Sam
Kapp, Lliyd N.
Monard, Richard
Miller, Philip B.
Moon, Edward
McAndrews. John e.
McClary, Oswald
McClary. William A.
Nemec. Will
Nemec. George
Nierhofer, William
Oberts, John Henry
Olson. Leon w.
Pacatte, Scott
Pasqua. Peter
Reiten. Helver
Samson. Charles Edw.
Swan. Ellis S.
Simenson, VIM.
Strecker, Gottlieb Jacob
Smith, Victor
Torbol, Joseph Emil
Thalacker. George L.
Thompson. Fritz
Thompson. Oscar L.
Thompson. Elmer r.
White. Aloipious o.
Whitman, Otto
Yiung, Freilling
Westland. Nels
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Larson, Hilmer M.
Larson. Oscar William
Larson. Gunnar
Larson Clarence D.
Larson. Wilmar j.
Larkin, Herbert
LAWN. William j.
Laurion. Edward e.
Levandowski, Frank
LeaQuee, Archie r.
LeClair, James
LeMay, Leo N.
Lee. William l..
Lee. Dell L.
Leighton. James
LeRoux. Henry
Levin, George F..
Lewis. Fl. I. Lieut..
Lind. Elmer G.
Lind. Albin
Little. William Edward
Little. Philip Alexander
Lindberg. Axel w.
Lindquist. Anton r.
Lindsey. William r.
Lindvall. Joseph L.
| Lofstrom, Gustave A.
Lehman, Ludwig
| Lowe. Levy G.
Lowry. Robert O.
Lowry. Charles P.
Lowry. Rexford Thomas
Love, Arthur j.
Long, Daniel
Lukaskincez. Walter
Lukaskincez, John
Lund. Oscar
Lundin, Hjalmer
Lundquist Peter A.
Lunstrom. Ever
Lundquist. Carl S.
| MacRae. Kenneth M.
MacRae, Peter l..
| Madsen. Peter Andrew
| Madison. Matt
| Madsen. Charles r.
Macdonald, John Leroy
Macdonald, Don Alonzo
| Macdonald, Glen ID.
Macioszek, John j.
| MangLey, Albert l..
Martinson, Bernhoff
Marchand, Roderick
Mason, VIM.
Mason, .Albertus
Mattson, John E.
Matchula, John
Maryland, John w.
Martin. Adrey l..
| Maxwell, James w.
| Martrian, Anthony
Mastrain, Anthony l..
Matson, Carl
Maxson, John
Mazino, John
McCudden, VIM. D..
McCutheon, John
McCleary, Oswald r.
| McClusky, VIM.
! McCleary, VIM.
McHugh, Edward M.
McMartin, Clarence
Melstrand, G.. w.
Melstrand, Carl F.
Mertns, H, G.. Lieut..
MertZ, Walter
Meyers, Fred r.
Meyer, Godlof
Mikelson, Thos.
Mineau, Arthur j.
Mineau, Raymond
Mischler, Chas. e.
Milligan, Albert A.
Miller, Eeinar M.
Miller, Ragrar
Miller, James
Miller, Frank
Miller, isaac II.
Michaels, Charles William
Minko, Mike
Nicholson, Helmer
Mitchell, Clarence
Mitchell, Edmund F.
Mitchell, George Raymond
Moran, James G.
Moran, William
Morfin, Avis
Morrin, Adolph
Motyka, Peter
Mordahl, John
Moore, Malcolm Ernest
Moore, Harold Donald
Morgan, VIM.
Meichofer, William
Montberg, Alvin
Moreau, Edward
Mosinak, Sam
Mrofacak, Andrew James
Mrofacak, Joe
Murray, Raymond
Mussell, Harrison
Mudrah, Joe J.
Myhre, Bernard
Moaning, Malsolm
Nelson, Edward
Nelson, Henning
Nelson, Erick
Nelson, Edwin Fl.
Nelson, Carl B.
Nelson, Pete
Nelson, Ellis
Nelson, Arthur F.
Nelson, Justice
Nelson, Arthur Clarence
Nelson Albert
Newquist, Elmer
Nelson, Harold
Neuman, Walter
Neuhart, Fred P.
Neschke, Hugo
Neville, Leon J.
Nichols, Jud r.
Niska, August J.
Nicholson, Martin
Nicholson, Martin
Nolander, Adolph
Nystrom, Adolph
Nystrom, Alfred
Nye, Irwin r.
Nye, Donald 0.
Oberts, Frank
Oberts, Stanz
Oberts, John
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Peterson, John e.
Peterson, Ed
Peterson, Melvin
Peterson, Ernest A.
PETERSON, Albert
Peterson, George H.
Peterson, Carl A.
Peterson, True
Peterson, Victor
Peterson, Theo. w.
Peterson, Fritz
Peterson, John III.
Peloquin, Mike
Peterson, Victor
Peterson, Arthur
Peterson, Carl Ralph
Peterson, John M.
Peterson, Norman A.
Peterson, A. B.
Peterson, +. Harry
Pettingill, John d.
Petite, John
Phillips, Henry G,
Pierce, Lester A.
Pine, Louis
Posey, Homer G.
Pollock, Chas. Fl.
Powell, Harold
Ponamar, Frank
Proell, John
Price, Leroy
Pudas, George
Punde, Gunner
Raarup, H. James
Raarup, SoreE
Randles, Richard F.
Rama, John w.
Reeves, Alfred John
Regner, Otto M.
Revord, Alore
Rheaume, Peter
Ruipi, Peter r.
Richardson, Dana K.
Richardson, VIM.
Richards, Fleet J,
Richards, $1,000 (Bayfield)
Rice, Peter r.
Robinson, Clayton
Robinson, James
Robosin, Frank
Robinson, Elmer
Robson, Graydon
Robertson, Harry d.
RockYood, Geo. A.
Rockstad, Andrew
Rockstad, Aarup
Rockwell, Fred Z.
Rockwell, Rex. l..
Rogers Ben HI.
Rogers, Harry F.
Rogers, Samuel N.
Roy, Don j.
Roy, Theo Louis
Ross, Lloyd
Ross, Herbert
Roy, Samuel A.
Rufus, Frank
Rodney, Morris
Russell, Leonard
Rucki, Joseph S.
Runyon, Hollis
Rusek, Stephen F.
Ryder, Clayton M.
Smith, Victor A.
Sagev, Herman HI.
Sargent, Harold f.
SALES, John r.
Sayles, Adams b.
Sshmidt, George G..
Schrirer, Louis
Seaford, Joshua
Segal, Aaron
Sehlin, Rupert E.
Sehlin. A. j
Sheldon, James H.
Shelley, Frank S.
Shaffer, Frank G.
Sexton, Clement
Sheridan, Russell
Sheridan, ThOs. j.
Shimbel, Joe
Skvald, Harold Leonard
Skoveld, Edward B.
Skoveld, Albert G..
Smith, r. w. Lieut..
Smith, Albert G.
Smith, Carl J.
Smith, Reuben w.
Smith, Reuben w.
Smith, Joe
Smith, Earl J.
Sowder, Edward
Stiehl, Raymond Curtis
Stiehl, Herman HI.
Stahl, Allen G..
Stag, James B.
Smith, Herbert III.
Smith, Edwin G.
Soil, Jurgen A.
Sommer's, Fred w.
Soshea, Levy
Soulier, VIM.
Strand, Ole
Starr, Steve
Staples. Iiory
Stein, Edward F.
Steele. Earnest Ray
Stefiniski, Stance
Stoltz. Reinhold j.
Stoltz, Adolph G.
Strauman. Clarence
Stokes, VIM. James
Stockstad, Howard l..
Stoll, VIM.
Strong. Lee A.
Strom, Edward
Stuhlman. Frank
Sullivan, Fabian G.
Summerfield. Louis
Supple. David r.
cnnrle. Tack A.
Wood William Fl.
Wood Hiram
Winslow. 70. J.
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Christianson, Roy S.
Chantelois, Arthur
Church. Vern G.
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Christensen. Gerald A.
Christianson. Alfred M.
Chrystal. John G.
Charette. Alex G.
Cimino, Frank
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Couture. William Joseph
Clygenpool, Otto F.
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Cooley, Emery r.
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Colon. Frank
Conlon. Bryan J.
Cooper, Richard Watson
Cooper. Edwin
Cooper. Herman
Copic. Frank
Corby, John
Cook. Lawrence H.
Cook. Oliver Thomas
Corbett. Elmer
Currie, George w.
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Cudmore, Edward G.
Curtin James
Curtin, Fred
Current. William
Cuty. George
Crystal, Daniel M.
Crystal. Raymond
Clyngenpel. Otto
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Dahl, Victor N.
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Daily. Richard Edward
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De Voc. George F.
DeMars, Carl E.
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damon. Neil Kern
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Eggan. Ole
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Eliason, Martin
Eagan. Stanley
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Enouf, Leo. G.
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Emendson, Adolph
Erskine, Ralph
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Erickson. John
Erickson. Oscar
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Erickson, Ernest
Erickson. Edwin A.
Ernst. Theodore Jr.
Frost, Horace
Estabrook. Harold j.
Estabrook, Edna Miss
Evenstad Paul I.
Evanstad, Axel
Evanstad. Edwin o.
Evan. Andrew Walter
Faulk, Walter E.
Fairfield. Lloyd
Fairfield, Yorte
Fenton. Alfred E.
Finnigan. Albert J.
Fiege, Arthur F. A.
Fiege, Harvey J. O.
Fischer. George Henry
Finnigan, William r.
Finstad, Carl X.
Fischer. Gilbert
Fizell, Louis
Fluck, Ronald
Flynn. Patrick H.
Flynn. John Allen
Flonnes, Ole
Fleck, John Dufur
Fleck. Leander H.
Fortier. Edward N.
Foster, Archie A.
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Franson, Gilbert
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Fox, Geo.
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Gardiner, Freeman
Gardiner, Archie
Garberg, John
Gagnon. Stanley
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Gaush, Gustav
Gauske. Benjamin F.
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Gefsert. Roy
Geisert, Otto
Gilbert, Alex
Gilchrist, Mark
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Jacobson, Lenus
Jacobs, John
Jacobson, Arvid
Jensen, Andrew
Jelineck, Frank
Johanson. Frank L.
John, Edward A.
Johnson, Albert J.
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Johnson, Rudolph
Johnson Vernon
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Johnson, John e.
Johnson, Cple
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Johnson. Axel Iver
Johnson, Fred
Johnson, Oscar
Johnson. Reinhardt
Johnson. Edwin
Johnson. Lewis
Johnson, Fred
Johnson, Alfred
Johnson. Albert e.
Johnson Oscar T..
Johnson. Signor M.
Johnson. Erick s.
Johnson. Martin
Johnson. Walter J.
Johnson. Robert e.
Johnston, Albion
Josephson, Melvin
Josephson. e. Bernard
Joanis, Chas. A.
,Junek. Frank Jr.
.Iunek. John
Kammerer. Conrad
Kantzer. Lyial p.
Karlstrom. David F..
Ketcham. Walter Dodd
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-09-05

O'Brien, ThOs. j.
O'Brien, George Roy
O'Connell, Lawrence q.
Oettell, Louis A.
Ogren, Leonard S.
Olby, Benjamin
Olby, Lief
Oldeen, Carl e.
Olson, Rider
Olson, oliver T. :
Olson, Algot w. G.
Olson, Laura Miss
Olson, Bertha Miss
Olson, Ole
Olson, w. B.
Olson, Alfred
Olson, Leslie M.
Olson, Ingws.l
Olson, Magnus
Olson, Carl G.
Olson, Charles j
Olson, EdN ard G.
O'Kertrom, Roy
Onstad, Harold
Open, Albert
O'Sullivan, John T.
O'Sullivan, VIM. B.
Gilman, Merton r.
Ottoson, Fritz A. w.
Dustin, Louis
overly, Edwin
Packard, Lawrence e.
Pady, Robert
Palm, Oscar e.
Pallage, Henry John
Paulson, Owen
Pease, Franklin e.
Peavey, H. III. Capt.
Peck, VIM. r.
Peterson, Harry
Peterson, Walter j,
Pearley, Earl
Pearley, Floyd Roy
Pearley, Lyal James
Peirson, Olof
| nor,.xy Hl,Ac ID
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-12
NOTICE.

United States of America, Territory of
Alaska, IS. to A. F. Stowe:
You are hereby notified that we
nave expended during the year 1916
three hundred dollars in labor and i'm
proyements upon the big A." Moi.
fett' and Grows Nest" lode mining
claims, known as the Big -Four group.
which are contiguous and in one
group, situate on right limit of Chitti.
stone river, about eight miles from the
mouth thereof, in Nizina mining dis.
trlct, Chitina recording precinct, AL.
aska, the location certificates of which
are found of record in book 9, pages
l42, 143 and IA in the office of the
recorder OF Chitina recording precinct,
at Mccarthy, Alaska, in order to hold
said claims under the provisions of
section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States, and the amend
ments thereto, approved January 22nd.
1880, concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amount re.
CURED to hold said lodes for the period
ending on the 31st day of Dec. 1916.
And If within ninety days from the
personal service of this notice. or
within ninety days after the publica.
ton thereof, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your proportion of such ex,
pendlture as co-owner, which
amounts to seventy-five dollars, your
interest in said claims will become
the property of the subscribers. your
cO-owners, who have made the reuuir-
ed expenditures, by the terms of said
section.
J. J. MILLER.
OSCAR HANSON.
First publication January %, 1918.
Last publication April 2. 1918.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-12
J. J. MILLER.
OSCAR HANSON.

First publication January %, 1918.
Last publication April 2, 1918.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-12

Charles f. Gundrum recently pass.
ed away at the government hospital
at Nenana from tubercular meningitis.
He came from Beaver Springs, Penn
sylyania in the rush of '9S. He was
forty-five years of age at the time of
his death and is survived by a wife
and four children and mother. sister
and brother in Beaver Springs, Pa.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-12
w hI1LOCh.
Mr.. Aoover's Conclusions.

Mr.. Hoover's mature conclusions on
the German practices in Belgium,
which he wrote for the pamphlet Is
sued by the committee on public in
formation, reinforce the detailed evt-
dence already presented: aaa ., ..
n.E# September, 1917.
have been often called upon for a
statement Of my observation of Ger
man rule in Belgium and northern
France.
/ have neither the desire nor the
adequate pen to picture the scenes
which have heated my blood through
the two and half years that / have
spent In work for the relief Of these
100000 people.
The sight of the destroyed homes
and cities, the widowed and father
less, the destitute, the physical misery
of people but partially nourished at
best the deportation of men by tens
mines and factories, the execution of
men and women for paltry illusions
of their loyalty TO their country, the
sacking of every resource through
financial robbery the battening OF
armies on the slender produce of the
country, the denudation of the country
of cattle, horses, and textiles; all these
things we had to witness, dumb to
help other than by protest and sympa-
thy, during this long and terrible time
and still these are not the events of
battle heat, but the effects of a grind
ing heel of a race demanding the mas.
tership of the world.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-23
BIRDMEN WILL NOW
USE LAW Sun site
BEGINNING NEXT WEEK AVA
TORS WILL STOP HERE EV-
cry DAY IN PRACTICE.

First use of the Dawson aviation
landing site in cross country work
by the Souther field aviators will be
made early next week. This an
nouncement was made yesterday by
Mr.. w. B. Parks, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, following a
conference with the authorities at
the Americas camp. 1t is impossible
to announce the exact date, as the
contemplated schedule may be inter
fered with, but it is likely to be Mon
day or Tuesday. After that time
visits will be made by the aviators
to Dawson several days every week.
Further Improvements have been
made on the local field, and it is pro-
nounced highly desirable site in ev-
cry way. The telephone lines imme-
diately to the wesc Of the field have
been lowered to only few feet
above the ground so as to offer no
possible source of danger to the air.
men.
1t has been pointed out to the
Chamber of Commerce by the Off
Gals at Souther field that it is abso-
lutely essential that the public keep
off the landing site here. This is
necessary both for the protection of
the public and the visiting aviators.
A large sign warning all persons TO
keep off the grounds has been posted
there, and the prohibition will be
strictly enforced against all.