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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
N THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO
From the Washington Standard for
Saturday Morning, June ~. 1858.
Vol VIII M "A

from the washington SUauuaTu IOr
Saturday Morning, June ~. 1858,
Vol. VIII, No. "a.
Ice cream was peddled about town
this week at two-bits spoonful. Our
young devil is the only individual
we have heard Of who felt rich enough
to invest and he exhausted his ex-
chequer without obtaining any salts
faction.
The Marshville -Bridge-This i'm
provement is making excellent prog
ress and in few days more the piles
will be driven and capped ready for
the plank, when the present contract
of the builders expires. We hope no
delay will result in the completion Of
this commendable enterprise. Mr..
Marsh is engaged in laying out a
TOWNSHIP for suburban residences"
on the west side of the bay. This will
prove desirable location for private
dwellings.
Mr.. G. Blankenship seriously in
jured himself by the slipping of a
mortising chisel few days ago. in
flicting injuries upon the leg which
will confine him to his bed for some
time.
The Indians are manifesting hostil-
ity in Montana territory.
The Seattle Intelligencer says: I'VE
understand that by new arrange
ment in carrying the mails, it will be
possible for our postmaster to receive
mail from Olympia via Steilacoom
and Franklin, the latter part of every
week."
The celebration of the approaching
national anniversary at Seattle Will
eclipse all others on-the Sound. The
contemplated observance here, we
learn, has been abandoned, and many
of our citizens will go to Seattle in
stead. The fire company are making
preparations to 60 in uniform and
take their apparatus with them.
Still Another Indian Outrage-The
Colonist says the sloop Thornton"
was attacked by Indians about 40
miles north of Fort Rupert. The
sloop's men succeeded in killing and
disabling 20 out of 23 in the attack
ing party. This salutary lesson, how
ever, was wasted upon the savages,
as they attacked another sloop at
about the same place, killing several
of her crew. These depredations have
created great sensation in the col
Ony.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
KEEP YOUR OWN TIME"

Seattle
spirit determination do its
BIT
Central be called
The
responsibility for
exclusively within the
prevention of delays will
given phone something elsethough
effort the general
met with the We
which good deal longer
evidently thinks
public habit expecting
unfaing privilege of paying the bills
n people generally join
General March, chief of
the United States has
America" there" in week two
walls the United States falling down on
the Job" going o time making out a case?
Federation OF Labor
this world caacysm has SO little
the utmost OF your ABILITY and
with your savings Savings Stamps?
soldiers ana sailors Will
always reanze just
to why snoud
ooeed
Huns We asked only TO save ana 10
loan Can refuse this request!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
We Send the
Boys to War

Enlisted or drafted, we give
them no choice.
We have to he protected to
stay on earth. They are pro-
tecting us.
Because they are over there
we are safe at home, receiving
the best wages and prices ever
paid.
Upon us the army must de-
pend for supplies and munitions
now, as a child upon his parents
for food and shelter.
Today is National War Saw.
ings Day. The nation asks us
then to pledge all we can save
to sustain the men fighting for
us.
For each $4.17 thus pledged
in War Savings Stamps. the ma
tion guarantees to repay us s.
in January, 1928.
The money we pledge and pay
goes behind the boys in France.
Il will all come back. Many of
boys may not.
They are keeping faith with
us. We must keep faith with
them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
AND THE WOMEN MAY REJOICE.

INDUCED
With
ment
patriotic material of which
anyne additions the wardrobe this
twied galatea
mate all needed for government
supply wool left for
aoplanes and
pa supplies individuals
quietly suggests that there enough old
American homes clothe all the people
patriotic
wardrobe and be content with last
collar
mes the fat bow her
thrill of spring out
should could have been invested Lib
Bonds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28

President Wilson calling
May there be unenlised that day."
the president This of
in conflict"
Our nation, And
that fighting
of which capable do of all be
ability
necessities each
ourselves.
keep it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28

assignee will proceed to take an ac-
count Of the assets and liabilities. The
hotel has never been paying insti-
tuition and during the protracted sea-
son of hard times and especially since
the legislature adjourned. has cost
more than the income to keep its
doors open.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
Sends Rattle Plane Souvenirs.

Mrs. r. B. Rowe of Pleasant Glade
has received from her son John, who
is with Company e. First Engineers,
on the French front, souvenirs taken
from French and German battle
pane. Rowe writes that he happened
to be one of party of Yankees who
took the German machine to pieces
almost Immediately after 1t had fall
len to earth. The material from the
French machine, of a silken texture,
seems to be finer, lighter and strong
er than that from the German.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28

The Sloan Shipyard team had an
other easy. time of 1t last Sunday,
swapping the Patterson-McDonald
aggregation from Seattle by the one
sided score of 10 to 1.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA and
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

From the Washington Standard for
Friday evening, June 80, 1903,
Vol. XXXIII., No. 81.
Olympia Oysters" is a legend
which greets the eye in all first class
restaurants in Oregon and Washing
ton. The local oyster was not placed
on the market until about 16 years
ago, when A. J. Burr began the ship
ment of from Is to 20 sacks weekly
to Portland and Seattle, but 1t was
a staple article of diet 40 or so years
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

~ Ef-r Toy tt-ssl-T Ia
ru-ur usri..- n -is -iuii.1 q 50
-f,aa- r.scsi.ss ms ies1 t--sfrs.
,-t-ras - t-s-rJcir 2; i-'is 2
r,-rs-rrlsi- iirja-i-
T.s t--sfr "a nnts . ar'i'ii.
20 -. rt-it1-rits .;r.r1. AZ r.
ilsra.s i-ia-T rif r-l-. = - na-
tsu.-r-t q silas-f -a-sia-f
20 sa-fr = -is ,,rge-a,T a.
uas g. ir-s sss, .iussaa'st y a.
rrtr.-fr
-aff-nf ru a r'tn 30 - o.
r-rr- 20 -ifrsrus rIir--'i ii,''-f'
vsssa usrls-t ~ rYrs-i.iii''- rilt.
,1r--r rf-t SCR .--sf ,t rrirs 80
.-t.-r t.as- .sssiss s1rtf- rt1f
sea r1r ia tr-,s-Ht ras lti1s'-,
,-r'arssf r.i- rftlrsfsa-T pt--it
ra,f rrst g.. rtle az .----t.-,-
us-. Gers af i5s--,-t r
rec
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
EaEar va ras,EEuF
N TKKas rxfTEEaIT

Pr Miilira aiilin-f II a ss'nss'-
-Is..vs eE.inlEas rc - rt3bs ~ ~
rrlief Bilres ~ M ttiena-l- 80
1-sT n.nss n ~ rtsrsrs,g = Ter
a. ant --ssn-g l1rirrz,ssf ~ -
s,iG-t n z-rs-f 4 q J'f'iti. H-a-s-
ns1- m Bsa.-t n,s-sY EEi, A
1is--us-T la i,-sn n1ts n ssrsse-
Ia Va IL ulnrs1s.-E-s - rirt.-
-ifra IL tir--s-s-r ~ ~ =
y E.iiirr-fc ar - -erusfr = ~
EG- -sJa--r'sir HsEir--tf n -.s -
r.alil-iir u ne r-y j-t'sss
E.1s- .s--s--a- Ef11g rrns. IA
--ers,-r-F IJg-r1rlEj;- ~ fsr
rrr-r,.- AZ. - sir-if,utfi.s e -
iiIf--f-ir.itn Fr-t va EE---s. ~
r. - Eics.s1 fih.rI - - .r-Jrrf
i..-.l n NJ tsr1s- n .iisrt.at- 49,
~. -is,ndrs wee f'trT -ss-s A.
.snJrrf = sie-s a J-;i1ssr - t-ir
"a ~ ~ ,uiustfr-lils i-1r--t-tt
n 1r W J-fr-rz IN AT tiri-.
ri ri- ss1s-- ~ rffv,fr va
.-sT nrurf- Ger aiir--. a. ltr
suassa ,-srrst 1.se' sc.s--H
n. re -ss1a---,sr- "a iii-. q.
ris a.s .fs.rar-f wee .tls. %
Tuflrr-fr Tis-s i,sfa-s 49, p
.-s-e.--s srr i-rrslT r--t.a Al
.i.s q ri'-s-rusf- Fryer itTr.'-i-i
al .tsnarr -isg sr5ai,s. t.s-'
1s.-s-r = rlf .ss--. a.. j-,Ts.
.as Tf.s ya-sr- vs. isrus. ~ .s
sr1sr- n - -i.,s. s-I-af a.. Tif-
e. -re-s-r.T -. "a j1t,s r,i'tr
a.ss s.a--E,'r-..r i--tseT q; -
- 80 ~ - lli t.tasTs'--'s-;
srs-y ,e-s,r 4 7srEf va tni ,,t-
--i,i-ss e. SO fra-iii.s AT -
rs-rt-i,r r. 80 riers-f-F t'-r -
.-rrtls.r ,s-fsr -. rrJ1c--s.
!. - sl.t-. e ssrsr-f a-f ----..'i-
rrs st r-.-f-ft- ~ Tfr- -
..lz. - - r-1- .uss -
-s4 az s.--rra1 l-s e. rfrf no
g--r,alt "a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
rrv Tas gsc0D s1Esrsr


F.-r fillHfs ssJrrtaf
N,s.a,--r aas n Ft-s
Tts Fe- Ue--t Fs.-ff s,--.,i'r
fss5 AZ ,s,e,1 c-lrit ass .,af
'1rs g ,,-.f-fi T-ffr AZ Y'triss-
1r Tft as.--f uff
ts-s rlr ~ 80 passs rt-r
gt-reiT f tas.s, - 49, ttss4
.,r..s-sf r,ls-t sssseTtr "a ~
sr't.'rt tttfsa
Wlss, az e. ffr
sr nt sns .sr, gst' % 3lri-
~ tfrs srtfnttf a. tr--7 r. rrs1- e.
..t .yrse,s.g t.r isf - Fft-'s -.
g.rft.f e. t.-T ~ ts-ra-. fliff-
.}i' veg ffff fif lrttsr s,1eis'f
%, ns rfrslf rrtr,r ''1r-f
-ts.ssrss a. ..ls-fl
Wsos-.r Nrpgt - s.lT pei. r
f.r ~. .aff &c yf'r-r-
10 rot ~ - psa,s "a
,.ss,s utt. t,.sf,la NO. i-sis -
d, ht tea.s .otlitts-.s1 ~. go
,g-,is-s ,rsf-.isu . Gsf-s,T ~
~ so rs-,yrti y I'll nfst' e Ger
pa. usfis sg-i.is- f.-tes'-1 re
saiossf
Wsssfgu WIifg. s1 y hf1'
s,s 30 III ~ e irft
ne -s~ rsti tri'siios ~
,,,-.rsfs ~ l,,s.>i-Ers 5e1ts g.
r,sss. o. rs fsps.ii. ngr1s'sl
fis s1fgfE
Us,1fsr wilson ftf isd 90
n-s q. s4s'y fYsssh hs tst 'ai1'
r..s 30 asfss 30 ,9.rrsfs " fht
r.r,s es,sf % 1seiafs usr sp't
gs-~t1g
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
FRENCH SEA TRTFIC -
SHOWS Az ECEEss1

Paris. July 23-r,s r-tr1E q
effectiveness % tts F--z-t1s Va
fare O. indicated By -tt.l Errrss
Just published BY me F-s-,a r,rs--
sent, relating 20 The Frs-., tan,
ln the Msdiiefrl1sar.
According 70 these lr-sf - lsaa
than 1000 vessels ,,lsey -s-..a--
men. with O total .5--trs e ifii
600 crossed the Msits--z-s1- -
tween February % zzs 4s-l /. II
der escort The svsr1rs z-z,e- e
ships under way so-l1E o, 9 r,s-F
away from France. rts go
The submarine attacks -srs-tss-
less had so diminished y ',rss IA
only one in four resulted :. 3tzHss
to the ships The result Is 49, "a
the water traffic las F-s111y e.
creased.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
rswsv rsE p-Ers rEssrys


Trf i----ttf Ns.''sl,i7 ii--
1s-ut-f ~ t-trrt- -
-st-f '-,- gee t;--t a.: r't- 'i-
~ l-- s-T q, rtts 4 ri--
a.f ~ ~ tle'f -f--,-I
sl- 10 t-iss ,,r-trst 20 i-ri'
laT esrut,T ,t- a'-i " a.
-- ,s1.s fss-s- G. tE1-s- ;s--,i
-tt- -trf--t-ff lif fa
s-Ht 49, Es-niit ~ - =
-fss
Vs f-tsrttt.t o. in.s-r-i-J y =
,.-r-ss9 So .s,s''' iii'l'r r-iii
a t. 81 ps-gs it;-t-tf 5sfil'
-- 3. n-nls r ,sits-s-esf
Ts.s ,s-r,r - Tg-s - i'i-
r- q ~ G.---t, yr'''f
tt-r q. --- 1s- .-ra - - - '--
t.- ,-,s ~ rrtl "a r. go
t-.t 80 80 Et's-tt 49,
30 te = q. rrr 81;
~ Rrusr- treaty ~, i-r'-iiF
$50 sl--'r-i'1 '-f'ift
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

CO.. Frank =. Holland " Farm 4
Ranch. haa recently spent O. month
on The Gulf coast from Corpur chris.
u 10 Galveston. Holland Do "a 900 per
cent Tain aad knows Tnaa aa veil
a. any NAN ever dld &c. knows near
" everybody and talks 10 people pro
mlacuously everywhere no. goes he
says ilobby viii b. elected Saturday
by a land slide South Texas VIII vote
10 to I Tor Hobby People down
there think FerguronH strength ~
In North Texas and North TEXAS PEG
pie thiut n he has any u li ln nonih
retaa Certainly he has O. small FOL
owing IN west To1aH
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

w. p DygrhtY hss 1nslly a.
aosa.s1 that hs riii s1yyori Hosb1
for royeruor m ne rround that H's
bys sdmlnitrsiioh u stais aiialn
hss been rs1ad am psirioils. WIZ
am DO say y soonsr Hif' bisni0n
sstea him ~ fs1 li before ne en-
tered ,ts rses FOR STATE s1perinisnd
ont 10 fact Der sntry HINGED on 'hai
poin,. ba, DO aid DO didnt want ~
got entanrlsd Nsybs NJ Doughty
can aee nov bow hs eai "a going 70
lump and ls NOT N ssafed about en-
tanglem,1u % Do hai zaii tire
months ago shat be- gays nov BE
ola friends would have been 10 20
slilon 10 or ssi the suspicion that
he was hand-ln-rioye with Ferguson
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

<tns re 1,rf n 1.rEs III -rir &C
~ 70 ne 1erE 1ssni- tirrt ~ lla.a
ss I'll - t.s-4 5fnir ~ 1ilsg Esr
i-1zr nsssf .-1z sos sra1 - ErH-
p.i-s- -zr1 r. n--ruE d N -inis re
frn-f n irgE n -is Gn1uliEz,-s
tf-Js r-s a s.i.s sfdg lrr- nra mr.
~ i--- vi.s -iisu - ,.1r v.-f
IN rs-.ffir mira n-uuEnnsf E,st iirs
i.f1s- rsrs-1rT s-sinF : -n -
.rr = tne frr ErJbf E1f ta1-
J..iist I. 5igE n,-tH = n,iir.ts- -zu-
jar al rJn.t frs n -hs s-r--T
,-sif-r srvF VS. sisreTfar Et-Jrs-
= - - nm an. - ri-aT ~ n
- i..lfa,rr - ~ -irrJa1T rlf
!. uirri-- pr - E-s Efs-s -
m - 40 ,si,s- AZ -is -ins F'i.-r
- s,-- E.-- ~ -rnJ 5fvs p
ir--rFs. 4 aiuir STE "a ant O.;
~ =, . - ne issti-s - - -En1
s,'ris - Z rsss - 1rr.rtr 7 VA
fiIif'Frr fan q iirf ErTf - ~ 2
= an pint ilirr ti-rir pm
16s1-r - sa- Al. AZ risrir 20 ~
nn-s .lsrt.-f ssr1ist u ;,'.IT W-rf
NJ 5ur o. a,cf e. IN ~ -tlr a.
Is--.rjs vi ~ Fu- is-ls- i'sfi--f
- it1rs
-f~s a. n
- Wrir-f r. Et1
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

ONLY 4 vOLISTKER.

Tsy ana; "a; . = srzf:ea
A.. = ~ . - tai, y bsud
40 ysi .. a Lila fss s1s=1;ios.
Or. Esy q. I -. :, ~ hand.
WY lis.'f Etl; fsr re baaoue,,
W.T. 1'a.f I Etsi 70 ss eA1-,Syi
Per ne sfa';s1 - Ess ;ss
VINE ! =sfsiy Tsi.sesrts EN
Al .9so.y Ears - a sa.s.s;.
Az ns,o.T al 4 did Tori.
Tks gris1 q re ysses q iAs sarlns
was ell tie Es.os-sys tsst heard.
Ass as. ~ 70 ~ .4-s / Fis hus.
lei
To Be rsi.si 10 ne cert half
yszf
Az ;as- il ne s.-fls forgotten.
TrtE oriy a volsrfseT
Ara i.ayss so,-e sty IL the future
Whsn NJ l.ils soy Fiis O NJ knee
Ali asks Eha; ] al "a TIE conflict
Ard bis l,,is syss IooE ~ TO me,
all lave me io5f thsa As an
bl1saiaE
70 TIE syss iet- - n-uFtingly peer,
AID tel hin ! -aisssa being drafted.
Fof ! vas only 4 v5.unissr.
PVT Worth. 0 wrsn. ? H. Com
pany %. F3rt Bliss. TEXAS
Note There is no difference IN
standing Of the brave boys who vol
untssfsi s,d those Who answered to
their numbers rhsn called. They are
au making GOOD and Challenging the
admiration o The rorld. After It Is
all over ths b,ys Eho survive will
come back 90 81 vita honors and
with the pia1i;s tei an the allied
nations OF earth were is glofy
enough for all =
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
900

Several months ago Mr Ferguson
registered vow Of hate against ey
cry legislator who voted to impsaoh
him and aFisn4 everybody who
should vote against him. Now o. hy
any overriding Of Law and the con.
stltuuon. he should again become
governor Of TEXAS he will preside
Al a continued halefeal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

Msrissn sentiment Is said To be
growing more favorable toward the
United states Such a change vas
10 DO erpe,t@d whence Nex.ean
leaders should find that an alliance
win Germany could brias ten moth
lnv Honest Me1ieans have known all
the while that they hah no better
friend than Presider; Wilson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

Tts's IL Tsrfiy 'feff ~ go rsr-
srxs' 'a,s "a. - s1ss-gt - .
ssss "a hy,g - Tern f. .tr.lrff
ss1sie ys'rgssr - frs. it'rs
ne 80 rs-is usT, titt ftt' go
t4osis syy'.Tsq 90 sgs'tf = .'''f
Al s,.ss.4 ~ Fti't 70 va fr
,sfsts1
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

The zone Law IS temporary. sta-e
wide prohibition statutes have not
yet run the gauntlet OF the courts =
They may be stricken down ihouea
We pray not They are subject =
amendment, repeal and destruction
In the hands OF future Legislatures
and may Ne so enforced. or rather
not enforced so as to become dead.
Vote for lbs friends
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

P'snt Iastau mt1s q spsiFi,r
v'sf IN W.T. Tsfas iss' week 10 hs
i''sfsr' N Psfggs9s A. Bsssfusisf
b. fosn9ss ~ Ne 8,sls University 10
ifss Fsfrua9f siyis sad ~ sh1u that
y y am lnstisiigt sai1 b. A.
'snssd y ilt yssfs bsi hsysr ga
pa1ss,s ~ otsfio9kg ne issi that
uBoassnss oi mes and u9msn hsys
vtdsa'ss hers IN -four ystu
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

A Bs-i.a fszas- srgt ..'ts 2psz.-f
kscssrsa- - ga fnisf i1r Fssf
n ~ ~ trs ~ ,,s~raif a.
cfssr .sagtsds rn.f.T tr-E b.
sis-ny tt-ibea $50 ~ fJ1c rts-f
~ -
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

German rin ssvsr susssed 10
s.,uf-r American forces away from
ns battle f-on. o. France 20 meet
f,s rabmsrins aitaefs on the ASeri-
ear ,osr,. oar reserve forces A. home
wui attend 20 that matter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
GET THE CASH on
YOUR OIL LEASE

II you have any lz-s istt yo1
have not leased FOR OF Gas Ard yi--
oral come 90 see Us an5 learn hor
We can get you immediate cas-. io7
same. Make up your Minis shat you
will take Tor the lease per acre ard
list Il with rs az ouce
Come In and let us fully explain
Yours truly.
The Snyder on Lease Eresanse,
j. ?. Chaubisss. MEr.
Snyder. Texas
Office Prime SIS. Residence Phone
500.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

7fs.f haze sssr ss'rs r.sr,n.f -
sht f.s-z'is s;esss .tie ripfsT E;r1s
~ srYnff q eiis-i.t .ii- ,ss-mtfJ
fsarfs Ssi- ~ ga ~ ~ b. ~
~ irsss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

a psai.issl rr.s' r. Esr T;sf
etSs '7tnasry - ~ Jr'rs-fc a.
sTsy r. yisr - ,tr fls- r rpids
" lss.s-s~isr B, ffyv . Te--tfy
ret.f Essss1si. =, y rcrs--.s- -
rer Ten ra.e
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

VIII Iynss d Dallas nsgro pas ~.
rested issi sssk f9f outrage and m1r
Or " Ms Annie waliord An iai
nisnss mob nied ~ r. him bui ai.
a ~ gas affaignsd Monday. eoa.
issfsd Wss Indicted. tried and con
'isisd hsAdoy shd me death sen.
isDss pfosyBnesd
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

ft.sr1At ksss,sr a ~ y -
Frasitsn< ksssssss, Va esise ssri
10 ~ nsJasas W s,s-nai rrin
fs<s ssff eif fllisf Kfl 7isyss-s
ks'ssrsssk ., ~ Esrnsss r is--
~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

eas ~ ts ',rtf rho rsni thfs'
s.srsfsi ~ rsrsf 20 c1p u eoi-
f,, s,s 7sry ~ssh p1i oui bsezu''
p-rsrgr tsyf rtf- ts geff 10 %
go4fraf srsln hf riii nm minF
lrtt a. be- piear
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

Hsv Tsfs fsys,ii,rts 49, i-yl.f
v ~ ~ p,,,tsysi' ~ rt.f 'g'
siss'i9s ~ goTsf.9' - Wsr T,ff
Ths' Fssie v sh irsrsir ssi
rysi9 " ~ sg.1st.sffigr ~ b.
tsft isrsa hsliss. ts1s1 - faas
ofs'sssf siis' .sying bsst pfsri1s.,
iss usiisl gs,ss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

- B,sfs.sryr D. 's1c'-s. s---
t.ziiy si<k NJ yes igt'st -
<fTf ~, fts. - - go. Hsrfrs'
= ~ \ seig tii5s - 70 rs..',r
srsrrf 49, ~ rffs 49, rsr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

T"o svistou were Killed MONDAY
nofnlng al 0unnery Held At For
Worth When their machine ZEN ln .
tall gpin They were Lieut. Donnis
" Carlton of BuiDhur Springs acting
- pilot and Lieut. lyaf Eugene pinn.
efholm " aehenectaday. New Yoft
serial Fgnnor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

Gsrmans have syreuaieally burn
Ell me vlilarss IN france ~ they
vsrs forced 10 retire before ne on
NH u allied arniss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
srrxsrxn srzx Ezzrzs
90 ms krgzzzEsrx


7 srif tfrt li'f N -iiH = "a
.-E-F
~ t-r''ss i's--s s1'i.'-tfE s'1s'tiiiif
tSi'ir tpi' 3 .i''.f t'is- i-i'i'ir a -
ttEf --tsh ~ .. --iin -'-i''''s ~.
- Fs'-s hi'us -,--t sif ;s'n,T :; -
- Htf - mrs rrH-i'-f ~ ni'--g
~ si'ii's a'.sJ'iif NJ mr. fs M
~ ,iiiar s'isiyti''' , . - n'hhs
~ -iis-s Es-t - r'hiT ~ -iii'ff
- fisif q Hii sr-'h'z ~ i1ii.'i'-ii''
,iiir ? sitii -tiiif tpi'i- i''iiif -
ri'il - o, hs-s
~ - . hp-t "a hini;i7
ni'-f,1if li''ir ti'' = mr. tit "a
ili;.f y a "a Hrt asJr q -ii''s
irif Fts1 - 'tsi'=t -i'i'iri tii'--
uit at n,-tat ~ 80 n; ~
ii'iriiit tif'i- nrtti'Ft rit ~ s-'i--s'
Fi'sn rri1 '4iiis - Fs'ir - ~ p
"a - ry5s- i''''-t ar = nFh'i- tit
rr'sT tlt nitt rrif raf ~ p 2
ti1f ftir -hs tlH'sa ~ 90 j'ii-sl
- jaisai'i ,i'rtrt g tftiii'iiii- -i'i-
fari- rw tfri fii'-f'ff - J'tHssi
'i1i kiss1rf AT - a. % itf i'ssa
Fri 49, a. ti'i si7f ja1ti'st Ht-t
ri'T frrf'rit ~ --trf - e. ttT
iirrtrt ifissir- irt iiitf 40 =
20 ''''i,if yts.'i it'i-ri A '--i'
,rrt = 30 l'fi'f Apii t'i't - I
f'''f''-i - ~ ii.als ii- 20 IA -ii't
~ e irij - ~ n,--nift ~ i'
-nt lHr'n NJ r. 81 p -i'ii
tsar- ~ r'sl'f tit' iari- az O.
si1f e. ~ t'ffs, e. ttif Jii''f ~
rir- Fl, -,t N t-ittf
ltt rtH1 - ~ hiIt trtf a. nfn
~ 80 -fift t'f1si t'-' tit
att,r sasf ttt rt l''' 't''t ti1l
trf-rf c.'rf t't t-tif IT. A. ftf
~ - rfr fir 81 PA. f't no
pff-n'g rf NJ tE Niii
~ njas - - '''af ~
'tt f-~ 'rf 't. t'fi''isf
ri' g t p-'tt 'f'ff ttt 49, %
'ic f9aa'f Fftt 40 tii ~
-T ffr rstr hri- tf'fs . tit'
30 ht Ftit ~ Nsfj tit H't 90
tr;tt " Fs't f''itF tf's =
.'at rtr N'rt r. 40 j''-s', -
- 'stt,'J 40 hi1s ;f .'t "rr'1-
ts't ~ rtfii 1850 - ttf' s-t'f
D c't st1r lir F,r f'i't % 'iif
f.fgIr. .t $40 80 f'tt va
isfssrt .t rl'ttft ~
Stffsf er l''t i'-.t't a''s. ',f o.
itr ns .Irt' 80 4, Att Tttf 80
re tfr -tsls trees tt' .it sr'f
ssst tsf f.sr r. ~ a. -t -
Trees ~ - tl pc c''''tt' r,ti
~ tees . .t1t fra .tf't - Z az
them there 80 p. l.'; Nfr f''r
ln1lssa. 'ss ysfis. ~ yea t,fslr,
ls ssuposs1 y Slsi,r 80 'ifFs t'ltf
" grain Ne yaHs1 i.'s D.' t't,t-
Hhsfs ~ its gsfssr, yt'- rssff
i9- ~ uss' nfysr. rlsTsit.1 40
si9ar he louu ysfi - t.t' tts !
dont kngu vt'.. re- Tt't ~ yea
AfoBrh Ers t.f9srt Hs tirfpu
ntek ~ Psnrsyifstis i,.s f.s rae
sf gsr Tsfk. bs.s l.i1 Pf.'fTift-
sls. snd When W. RI ~ is'ssT ltT
BE tg,k a bat 'gf Nsr fpff r'I
ihougst uhsn 20 rst u. f.s t's'
that O. rss one ~ '.s itfgs ''ftt r.
isg rieausfs boz when no s's''sf. Z
ras hsking af14ff at1 sr rrt
which fsan "FsrJ Blt' ~ ~tf
NOT on a. ftIp sitter ai We rf.'
down ths HgdfsH river asssf 3 r.isf
and that uas tfs ffs' rip srsf mr.
rr water We tar ard Dsfff1 a.1l'
"a thousand hgau anl ssipf ~ iI''s'.
eat type somt lining bys'f uy-t
ocean poing vessels ari 0nf N DO
uila yseha we paced Gr f1uf Hs
river and o1, into pro Bag. w. paffsf
under rro0tign Bridge aH1 DarfF
A.. o HN..aH amN#aN o.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26
ch-t<r ". efs5.
EspOsT % THE cxyxUTTOs 90
the FIRST kiTlOHM BANK

a. PER- q t.s ef;s q Tsrss a;
ts slyss u 1ssrstf .. Isrs -.
1914
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

- ere e,'f Fscs tsnc--vF sf,ri
ezsr.is yssy rrs.hsr-r ~ ~ f-s-
le1r ea.isss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26


-
I'''ii ~ 1911
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D'',sii'' y - - w "
-
RI. 4.
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ls
~ -
- 49,
~ 800. d..
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49,
49,. 80.
a.. ~. u.
a. y asat'f ~ ~ ".
$500.
80 81.
@
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-26

$500 is-t, . s,ss@.Iy s-sar ,hu
fks aeess statsne-l . the 70 "a.
~ q ~ k.es5s<e. al a4n.s
III Held. csss.r.
cOKKBcT-Aatesgs
9. D. DzRKL.
sN 1zDEELL.
Directors
6ssseri,s'. A. FEsrs - sefs,s n.
faif - Gay q Jaly. 1915.
cH1s L PIcEETT.
Sza-y Pselk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-21
kITTERY TO CARIBOU.

Nominations by the governor recently
announced include the following in Han
cock county: Notsries publie, w. b.
Blsisdell, North sullivan; W. o. Emery,
Ellswort
The five mssted schooner Dorothy y.
Barrett sunk by shell fire by submarine
near Cape May, n. J., last wednesday.
was owned by the G. G. Deering company
Of Bath, by whom she was built in 1904.
She was valued at $4,000 and was
covered by war risk insurance.
The village OF East Corinth is all IN q
turmoil OF excitement. Miss Cora"
Norton, who has grown up in the COM
munity as a girl and young woman, turns
out to be a man. For some reason not
disclosed, his mother had dressed him in
girls clothing from childhood. The de-
ception might never have been discovered
but for the fact that ''Corz" fell in love
with his school teacher, Miss Abbie E.
Foster. They were married Thursday.