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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21
s1abert sbeater .

.opfgrer / neite l1ge ct alborligere
Droma, .bbis sEttel eraa@Sbib one
lban S marrp", frepet al &alpb
[Ebomos Scattering. Set bar oIorig
beret fpilIet i ct. Ba11I, men por
for nogle Nar fiiinoen Ell flor 5ufces
pda @ronopap. Som 1itelen bi1er
a1tgaar Set Spergsmaalet pan, bbem
al to Silbeoere Ell 11ng &ige ifa1 gifte
fig me6, begge meb fine ti1trtpftfe11be
@%genifaber. On at benz Sobn
81an6, er en- rig Mo11o, sen on6e11,
SSacf Sort, Ell lope11oe 11,g Ma1io
lt6en Mi6ler. Set interesiu1lte .be6
Sfpffeet er, at BEN l1r,ge Hige, Mgnes
Moran, gjennem onoen % treble
sMh Ter fig ielp / oe forffjel1tge Stil-
finger iom begee Manos &uitruer,
% beltoes @rfaring berun6er beltems
mer .be1roes Mfgierelie i ii6ite 9t til
Joroel for Socf.
&o5el Mc9e11t bill fpille Mgnes
Moran, &alpb Mooop er SEN rige
Gilbeoer og Gomor6 Mrnrolo oen fat=
tige n11ge MSanb, SSacf &ort.
-. . 90 as--s. ~, E..GgrL-TglLE & EE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

|8rp6erbattm, ipmt leDer ct. saul,
'@og bar ogfaa tagd fig al md11ge an-
Gre 5lggtninge.
2igetM for nogle faa Mar iioen,
81 bans @elbre0 ippffebes, bar DIR.
Sobn{m en- Of Sc leoenbe Meno IN
Ben be banife Sore11!nger fer Bpen.
9meno bans SDgoom ndoiageoe bam
til at traffffe itg tilbage fra Ben mere
afttibe Deltagelfe / 5oreningslipet,
bar bon Dog beparet iin fore ;SSnter=
este for alt bonlf, og bpao Der f1lpt-
ter iig BERTH, % piier og1aa oirefte
oenne ii11 SntereSie, iaaleocS lon1 MI
rep Ben or0etlteos omtalte @abe til
BET 6un1fe &e6e &ors.
.Mrs. Sohnion, ON bpem MON ban=
ife1ig iflll6e tro, at bun bob0e pprct
gift S5 Nar, bar ogiaa pGret ct
|aftipt Meolem inoen sen 6un1fe Jor=
eningsperoen og bar inbe6obt Ell
Mengoe iHfbsbuerb it,oe11 oenne.
SUN bon oaiaa pas:et ct meget In
teresieretM eoIen1 al oe11 oonlfe Sir
fe, at bpiIfen bun i mo,tge Star nor
I&rpitoent. 5or Tiben CT bc11bes
Sopeointeresle fnpttet til oet @eos
E@ors1 -ipecielt ben 6onife 4foeli,la al
bette, for bbilfen BUN fom befjenot
|er @reiioent, en- Sitting, JONI leg
ger iterft @efldg plaa haroes Eio.
De mango, iom | 6iSle 9or bor
npot .go6t Of set elifDar6ige Hars
|BjeiteDentigbeo =og @obgjprenbeo,
|btl biltnof meo oS frembare 9nifet
ON en- 1ps og lpffelig Sremtio for
Dem / &c forbaabent1in enomt mango
Star, ri boober at bebo1oe bem
|iblan6t os.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

bort pelfjerote oanife Eioreefrpar,
|feire6e iioitleoen 0nsoae Ben 19oe
bs. fin. 35=aarige 8rpll1lpsag, i bill
fen M1tleoarina Sc ntootog mango
2pfgnif1inger fra slagtninge %
@enner, bportil ogioa st. &auI
Iioenoe" il1ttteoe fin 2pfanifsning,
Wr. % Mrs. Solution ffom begee
til ct. &aul ! 1882 % bleb gifte
ia1nme Mar. Sorboloelre Dor BEN
ga1tg a~n0erle0es ems Mi. SSobnjon
arbejoeoe for 35 Collars Maaneoen,
og Sc boeoe I to imoa Bereler, meu
gi1rteren leieoe Be 1t0 ct for at
ipare. Men Sorbol0cne beore6es
mort. S 10 Mar orep Solution So
tel Donn1arf pna 4tb ct, ser bbor
ben 1tl1oarenoe dispatch 8log. er be-
.liggeittooe. 5elo boeoe Sc pao Misiis-
iippi 9treet. S. flere Mur oreb sc
ogiaa Sort 5nelling @ofel", ion
6e opgat, 80. ariaen begpslbte.. 6or
8iioert 6rioer Sc JON befje11ot uSotel
Continental" paa 6iprnet al Bro %
SibleD 5ts.
Scr. Sobnio,t bar i oisie IS Mar
oparbeioet fig ielp til at bIiDe en- at
De beoif %fituereoe Danife / ct. SAUL.
Soru6en fine 8%Dejen6onnle bar ban
.aanb buaoe pe6 8locf Da1cf % .6l5or-
eft 2ufe. &an er besrl6e1i intereSie-
ret og Direffer I Giti6eng See &.
8uel 60. ianrt / metropolitan @a,1f.
gggteparret bar 4 8prtl, nentlig.
to sgnner % to 9gtre, Ser alle er
'gifte % leoer / ct. Saul. Sc bar
oeSnoen oporuget Mh. Sobnions
8rooerien, Surrb Sobnio1t, iom mi
er Tacoma, iamt Mrs. Sobnlons
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

|bapoe itillet fig for milo ligeobcrfor
Ses1t6oDan6rerlte De0 at tiIaoe Sent at
ilaa Zig neb fer uoel1 at trnoc / 11Gr-
mere 8erering me0 oeres .npe 6gorccz
LAMB, 81. @ gienncn Sffo5Ier % SIR
ter, bborimob 6e bao6e bebolot tit
egct 5prog, fine egl,e Sjfoler oa Sir
Ter. Set bgr bore et1bper gspfp11=
mers f6r1te 8ligt at lore Set engeIlfc
[5prog, og set bgr bore in6panoreoe
5oral6res 8ligt at pdale, at 6eres
I8ern ferit og fremit 1prer e11geIif pg
|bliper felt no Mmerifo1ere. Deres
9jemlm6s 5prog maa fprit .fon1mc
|fom SEQ. 2 / &pffe,1.
Sc ii6ltc Mar bop5e broet mango
1tore 6o%ram0ringer, 11btolte Golere1l.
Scr mango bur set nforltaoeligt
bborfor ri ifl,loc bebgoe at goa ino
6err1e @rig. Men BERTH babe oi
ngefaa ltor 6orpligtelie iom eng
lan6 pg 5ranfrig, tbi bore Snteres<
ier og bort Maal Dor set famine iolr1
6isie 2an6es. GaIeren npbnte, at
ban netop bar fommet tilboge fla
Seras, bbor ban bap6e beipgt fin
|@en, iom par i Militertie1eite. @ol,
Bob6e 6er babt MnIe6ning til life
olene at ie Eujin6er al goloater,
men ogido til at tole meo mango al
Dem, og allie bar oe lige ibrige efter
at foln111e oper til Sranfrig. So
noor btsie Mano er ioo ibrige efte1r
at fomme oper Ser og fiampe 6ribc:
0ens Sag, er set ID life Dor Bligt
JONI ct biemme, at gjgre alt mulig1
for at bialpe 6enr og boIoe Mooe1
oppe bos bent.
De flelte al % beroper baboe iff,
&jenoffab til, bpiIfen prloiq Scr
1tprfe apifIn1o funoe nofoloe MOI
Eos me1t 1el6ieoig etf sano6eoel
mere og mere op for os, og bi fonl1
nter goof efter, mel, hi maa lite Dol
Ioe op, fgreno set tpife gllltofrati e
fuI61fpnAin fri,s+
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Mflprinq al Serbieeflaq.

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mnel Soerleh, I'D: S1a1salo'1er :,
:epr1ltfan 9erlefD, s1seor Nof1ntc1
,og emu s1orooDl. = Se1ten pa1
'nool1ot Sq111teoe So9e gso. 2, Dp1r re
az george, 1am Soraloreae III Gem,
eet e ar'9s11eheln. Ue'ren 1eoeoes
@ unoerpolon'n9s1omt1eeh9 Sorz
n'u1'p,el. Solplpl, lo'n eliersa asar
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pellon'n'ent (, ppore1Ier 7nlete Arpa1=
sel ae11 az "a'1erlea
Al'4ellnge1 az se'o,ee1'u9e lors-
loses peaeiler, leologe1 q Ell Sale
= 49, 49,. ,ss :; e.''.aa ~. :;
fo,,, ha,. ~ a,,or;to $50, !. oa,s :
hnn,. art;,,a w. aanan 80 -. : : 49,.
:; $500 ~. - ~ w.
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mas,a,. s,pl gDuo =,
martans ~ eas s!,o -! ~ up'.a oel'a
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SUN, ppor % e 1901.
!, ellea ,saleL Ger n1oofoges 11e'
1.al1 pTaio, por Ger sololang q
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Ki,ker og Foreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
1uth. Kirke, Hj9rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver S@ndag XII. 1890
Find. og 7.45 Aften. Sdndags-
skole XII. IL
NORSK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hjgrnet af
Harrington og. Sherburna Ayes
Gudstjeneste hver Sgndag XII.
1880 Find. og 7.30 Aften. Sgn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hjqrnet aft Jessie og
Lawson SITS. Gudstjeneste hver
Spndag XII. 1915 Find.
GOLGATHA DANSK-NORSK PRES
BYTERIANSKE KIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gudstjeneste Ssndag
Form. Kl. 1870. Pastor J.. H.
Petersen
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans OF Ste
ven Street. Gudstjeneste hver Syn
dag Form. ri. IL. S6ndagssko1e ri.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hjdrnet af Broadway og
ID. ST, afholder sine G~udstjenester
som fdlger: Pr@diken Sgndag Form.
RI. 1880. Aften K. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S9ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literert Mode de tire fSrste
AT NORGE, mSder 1ste og ,3die
Trsdage i Maaneden., BSnnemdde
hver Onsdag Aften Ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
Mandag j Maaneden. paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St..
SYNN0VE LoGE NO. 5 DOTRE AT
NORGE, m9der Eden og 4deFMaH-
dag i Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
II. g. ANDERSEN LoGE Mr.. 81, ID
3. IS, mGder lste og 3die Fredag =
Maaneden paa, Royal Arcanum Hall,
III. af ST. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN nGoDTHAABo ms-
der 9. og a. L9rdag paa Royal Area,
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 4th
Streets:
|FORENINGEN MDANMARKs SON
NER''a f d. s. d. F., mgder /. og 3.
L1rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
III. at st. Peter .og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEYs sLOGF
Mr.. SOD. s. IS. mgder 2den og 4de.
Onsdag Maaneden paa Minnehahal
Hall q HI. af 9th og franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs Do
TRE' meder /. og 8. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hal, 1856 9th st.
FORENINGEN stHAABET', mgder q.
og q. Torsdag paa Royal Arcanum
Hall, al. at st. Peter og 18th SITS.
sd SrsY IN
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Can't groberIamfnubs so1nnerfet

Can't groberia,nfanbs ssao.mn,erfd
'ofboloes, fort tioligere n,talt, priit
fo11t1eprooe gpnoag Saleers &arf,
ropr sortb ct Bai1I. SSooef 81 ben,
ibiife til sen BIdbet inofag,1e 9n
no1ce, foI 81 pau,,p opforore tito
taler1e aIle Do,affe ct. @a11l, men.
*pgida sfalloii11aDer forgprigt til at
#mgoe frem. Spisgeiret bIiper g1t1t-
Dil set afpetsIeroe 3rpgram
iiiffert eigre Soften brro ct 8elsg,
|pg iaa bgr man ID beller lite CLIENT
me, at man %ianttioig meb at ttlbrin=
'ge eli bpggeIig sgt,oag 11Se oer frie
Mat,,r ogioo itstter e goot Sor1'1aal,
ioet belle Sa1otagten peo Seite1 gaar
til set @ebe &ors. 81 bor tioligere
orntalt Sc forifieIIige Ging, 8rogra1t-
met bpoer poa. Mat bbr belIf bore
ser ube peo 2zEioen, 50 set pfftciene
8rogram tqger iii 8egpnoel1e. Sag
Ell gporpogn beitemt for Sfillmater
eller @iIomoob Aesurff. Mlhiaa, bel
mgot paa Spnbug i5ol1ers Baf.
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geb aisb elIer @eparation al
HIRE beiss ben b%elfienbte sSnpeler
6i,aon MeIion, 200 6. 7tb @treet.
.Sneen Gmogtieneite

bill Der blibe / 9it gmanueIs luther
tie Strife fgrfitfonmenbe Sproog, 90
Menigbebens Man6sfor er pao eli
Eur til 5tillmater 5totsfpngjel,
bpor De ifa1 ipnae UNDER @uostjene=
1ife1-
Meniebeoens me @redt, @alto,
8offe, inofattes .forriee 9pnoaq
It gtubeae beo &rofesior.8ee rc
Httii111enpo,IIiiss.
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iblonbt %

Olaf 9,ll,ot oplnitc 6erefter ct Of
.bain forfattet Digt paa norif % &bi=
lip @olbipr ct Diet pao eneelif,
'bporefter sen %bel1bffeoe Set afill,ttc=
oeg beo iMfipneeliie1n af rSbe Star
Spongleb 8unner".
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&eb- 8rimGrpalgene

geb. HrimGrpalget1e
Mmn6ag blep ben 1%1l1oprer16e Sberiff
8agener 11onineret De6 oDerpeien6e
5lertal; iom bans Moofatroioat mo-
minereoes 8nlitifaptojlt Gerber.
SSun1es Burns nominere0es iorn
County Mu6itor moo Sen m1pprer1be
Ss,1oeboper al Stillingen George S.
Sites gemtlige 1t11beren6e. County
Commissioners nominereoes pod11p.
frembgb Galgene lioe1t
..sStferesie bpab County @n1beocrne
atlgauf. ss1.: e. I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

S. g.. 2ansfclbt,
Eth .,@6itor & Manoger.
628 @noieott 8log.
Bripot: so 6. .9b @treet.
EeIefon: 81. 50. Socfion 957.
g}uheoer

mna bore Saskatchewan i &enoe ie-
nett 9ns6ag Mften. 8enpt oben1too=
en6e Mores1e og Eelefonnun1ner til
8Iabets gitp @oitor og Manager.
6aH,nle 5tebs ian announcement
tegnes % 4ontingeut Betales.
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8aiebaH,

ct. 33allI er otter pfa biernIigt
|grnno % ipiller or ioen mos sgo5I
+leoo. Rlubben f~orbeoreoe UNDER
Neiie stiIingen peo obiffilIige ,pene:I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

100 ACRES. udmaerket lord, alt
dyrket, 2 Mil til norsk-luthersk
Kirke, Mill I'll tCountysedet.
$3.50 pr Acre. Code Bygninger.
Scandinavia Settlement. Frugtha-
va: a1slags Forbedringer. Lette
Vilkaar. So Il,
Benson Land Company. Benson. Min1
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.8rbllnp.

@ioite Mfaloag BleD Mi1s Mn11a
Marearetbe spenoien, Datter al bort
peIfienote 6u,rife Hioneerfar, Mer. %.
Mrs: Grnlt Sbenoien, agtepiet til.
.Garl 5ritbjof Sjermitao / Gbrilt III
tberife &iirffe. @ielien orretteoes at
@d1tor s.E. @eqle. Mils 9peno-
Ien En- Del fien0t Iom Notinipeftrice
pda ct. &aul &oipital, % Scr.
Siermitd0 er 8al1fer og 6orretnings-
mano / &e6 &ing iamt Nuoitgr og
Eruitee at Sen norif ll,tberife Strife /
Mmerifn.
Som 8i6ner ntngereoe Miis Mn=
ma &oie1 oe s.. .. @fitrem fra 8ill=
mar. Otter en- pribat Samiliemibs
Dag / garlings Gofe afrejlte Set np-
gifte &ar paa en- to Tigers 8rDr1ups=
|rejie. u5t. Gaat1 Ei6ell0e" Ipfgnifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-21

seirez %: 8tilliaaen e . ~ % @ejre
% Cab eller 465 Set. 5or Mius
neupolisse 81 stilliagen II gere oa
9ab ellcr As 9,t.
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4be Snli Ieiten,

iom arrangeres of .senner at 9sor-
geg 5anarbeiosfomite for Epilling-
bDerne, bill blibe afbplof paa Statss
noiti1lings=@ntn6en. Ser bill. ON
.Sormio6agen blipe norif @lostiene=:
peo @oitor s.. 8. Maoien Cite
Morteniert, Tom / forrige Numer
fejloetie neDnt);; men gffertniood-
gems Bro0ram bill Hipe belt u6 en-
gelif og er beltemt for ollie 0ationer.
Brogra11tmet bill bIite nrermere on1<
talt i naite N1melr al BIaoet, iom
bill blipe ct ipetielt Ace Suli Ml,mer.
Serperineen at Torfriifninger peo
Soften bill ia,1oipnIigpts blipe oper=
toget al 2pngblohitens @amlebiem.
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Miibiommerfet peb 2sneblomitens
Mlber6Dmshicrn.

4zE ,Gs5EsE-x 4#H#l%AN5.
Gaa 9pnoag gftermib6ag % Mf-
ten bill Der blipe afbolot en- Mioiotl=
merfeit paa 2pneblomitets Moer-
oomsbjem, @aseal Mpe. % Miomap
Narftpop. Sci neooeles %, at ct
omfongsrigt og .afbefslenoe @roz
gram Ct 1oet, set inobefatter 3oler,
Gang og M1tiif. Sc fornemte Ga=
'lere bliper &aitor s. Sc, Maolen %
8oramelter Soogion at ct. Saul.
5gongforemngen uMorofap" oil I'M
&c, % 6es1,6er bbliper ser Soloiang
% 0%rfeitermuiif. Sorfriifninger fer
peres on gftermiobagen .og Mftenen.
Disie foa &l1nfter 'af &rogrommet
lober, at Set bliper cit lmuf Set
.om man bill babe 5ornpjelie at at
operoere, tilliee bill man babe Mn-
Ie6nit1a til at tage set imuffe Siem
/ 2ieiDn, bpor iaa ma1tge norife og
banife 9glore bar fl111oet Zig ct bpq-
geiigt Stem paa oereS ganle Sage.
49,. ss4E 49, :. 49, Ars - .tsta=t - HN4[E Es@-&-
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81 varelaers Hotel. Steam Heat, Elektrisk Lysy Byggegrunden
y@rd 5000. Ny furnace. som. hrs kostet 5000. Main Corner vedi
:stort Mejni.. Twin City Statsvej agaar forbi Hotenet. Pris $4,000
$1,000. kontant, Resten pa lette Betngelser til s pct.@En god
Chance for den rette Person. n, 6 HANSON BARNUM, MINI
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spnner % 9gtre al Mprae

.afboloer, font nem,t / forriae Mun1er,
en- 8icnic / Mbolen &arf Sgn0og S.
30te 90. Mlle Meolemmer meo So
milte opfor6res til at beItoge. Mo11
meobringer Settle, men faor &affe'
paa Ste6et.
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sfrro tfter 8rspeunmm,s
at betts gIaS.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
MEN
 LEAVE F0R CAMP

Following are the Jackson county selected men who leave this evening at 7:3O for Camp Pike:
 Victor Lester Kinard, John w. Me Gee, Bert Willis, Willard Beor Pull liam, Aaron Walk Roberson, Archie o. Williams, Wesley E. Lutes, Thom- as Williamson, Rex Sorrells, Ranzy G. Green, Jefferson Slayden, Robt. E. Drummond, Allen Mcdonald, Jos eph Jackson Spicer, John Green Vessie McKarkle, Thomas Lester Burton, Jesse Oliver Ormsby, Chas A. Cooper, Thomas Willis, Noah B. Profit, Elmer Vaughn, Willis Ros- COG Fraser, Sherman McDaniel, John Allen Hopkins, Albert Burl Jackson Ross Self, James Elmer Hopkins, Os- car Prince, Maston Long, Fate Run yon, Luther Franklin Ward, Henry Murphy, Fred Scudder, Claude Hodges, Newt Walls, Clifford Porter Browning, Angus Milton PadgettI Walter Lee Sullins, Peter Bannon Hoisey Pron Ward. Hosea Woodland Eugene P. King, Roy Hopkins, Wyl mar H. Pope.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22

was torpedoed and sunk"
 MT. Younger says many of the prisoners they took expressed them selves as being tired of the war and glad to be captured. He told of. the atrocities commit ted by the hun, especially in the Verdun sector, where he said the French people have been reduced to mental and physical wrecks. The ap- pearance of an airplane, he said, will cause them to flee in panic. It is no unusual sight to witness the mis- treatment that had been given IA year-old girls.
 The German is always surprised to find the Americans can and will fight
 Ut will take five million Ameri- cans to win this war, and the sooner you people wake up to that fact, the better" MT. Younger said. If the American people could spend while in France, where there is no white bread for the civilian population and where only two meals day are ob- tainable, they would begin to sa here and really become awake to the situation"
 !. MT. Younger said he finds the American people too over-confident. "The German military machine can not be whipped this year. The Ger man, while a coward, is thoroughly trained and knows he must fight. If he does not fight, he realizes he will be killed, so he must do as he is 1 told.
 Save and serve, is the advice MT. Younger gives all of us. He is anxious to get back into service, and hopes to be able to return to France soon.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
Says America Must
 Wake Up To the War

ed the signal corps at Anaconda, Mon- tana, together with several of my friends. I arrived in France in De- cember, being a member of the first division of Americans to reach the firing line, and the first division to come in contact with the enemy.
 "The first real experience we had was when our boys shelled German observation tower, which the French had been trying to hit for three years. Following the wrecking of the tower our boys went over and brought back 35 prisoners. At this time was sent over with the boys to maintain communication at the Ger man third line trenches. There were three of us. Before we knew it there were eight Germans charging the three of us. We hurled hand grenades at them, with the result that the eights huns dropped dead, and we continued with the signal operations. We first heard the huns as their helmets scratched against the barbed wire, and they were within twenty feet of us when they were killed.
 q was the victim of gas on April IA. The gas blinded me, affected my mouth, in fact, I was poisoned all over. I was kept in a hospital in France for some time and finally re- turned to the states recommended as unfit for further service. I beat the Lincoln over two days. The Lincoln
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22

ssSo iong as am in the army I cannot dare tell you a great many things that would make interesting reading for your paper and cause your readers to open their eyes in wonder, but it is sufficient to say that the United States and our allies are fighting a military machine com posed of baby killers and beasts that would put hell to shame was the opening remark made by John Younger Monday morning when ask ed for an interview by representa- tive of the Independent.
 "On my return from the states was gratified to see so many Amerl- can people beginning to arouse them selves to the seriousness of the war, but cannot refrain from saying that the American people in general do not yet know there is a war gong on."
 MT. Younger, who is 2S years of age, arrived Sunday afternoon from Cape May, N. J., where he spent some time in an American hospital recovering from the effects if gas poisoning ,received while on duty in signal corps service on the Toul front on April IA. He is recovering nicely at this time, though he has lost practically all his front teeth from the effects of trench mouth. He is the son of J. l.. Younger of this city
 On October 7th, last year, join
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
RESIGNS PLACE 0h ! EXEMPTION BOARD Pressing Duties of Sheriff Ivy Causes Him to Quit Board, Succeeded
 By G. L. Robinson.

Owing to the increasing and press- ing duties incident to the sheriffs office, Chairman J. M. Ivy of the Jackson county exemption board, has resigned the chairmanship, and has been succeeded by Geo. L. Robinson, of Newport.
 MT. Robinson has not yet been off ficially appointed to succeed Mir. Ivy, but his appointment is assured Sher- if Ivy says he does not have the time to devote to both the work of his office annd that of the exemption board, believing it best to resign from the board in order to better look, after his other obligations.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
Associated Press War Summaryo

The fighting with rear guard actions ap- pareny hope of delaying the relentless pursuit of the fleeing enemy by and Americans who Sunday pass ed erry continued their advance to the north This reaction of the Germans is marked between the villages of Grsoes Bezu St. Germane seven and four miles respectively north of ChateauThierry Along this me however the German attacks broken and the al lied line maintained.
 North the Ourcq and between Rheims and the Marne reaction limited artillery fire The most interesting anticipated south of Sossons where the reported have advanced mile and quar- the Ourcq valley where the allies are pounding tne way toward Manteui Nore Dame and southwest of Rhes where the allies apparently initiating drive the pur nose is 10 outfank the Germans between Marfaux and Cha lon If the develops the allies nut cracker will be in full motion.
 Virtually all German railroad communications are now under allied control continued allied may compel the enemy to retreat far the Vesle River.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
(By The Asso eiated Press.)

With the American Army the Marne, D. n-The Germans clinging desperately to the line north of Soissons in an effort to protect their Hanks The Americans on this front have complete ed the cutting of the narrow guage railway to Cha teau Thierry. The pounding process is being contin ued by the allied forces.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
(By The Associated IPress.)

(By The Associated Press.)
 Washington, July 22.- Per shing's Communique for yester- day reported the Americans are driving ahead between the .Aisne and the Marne, with un- diminished vigor and spirit He reports the Americans cap tured more than six thousand prisoners in the last few days This is accepted as meaning a reference of Saturdays state ment to seventeen thousand prisoners included captures by both the French and Ameri- cans. /
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
(By The Associated Press.)

London, July 22.-The British have gained further ground in the Hebu- terne region, between Albert and Arras, and in conjunction with the French carried out successful en- terprise south of Villers Bretonneux, capturing prisoners, says the war of flee announcement. German trench es were entered at several points.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
JAPAN ACCEPTS
 J. {. PROPOsA
(By The Associated Press

London, July 22 The papanese diplomatic council as agreed to the American proposal of joint interveii- tion in Siberia, says Tokio dispatch to the Central News. A proclamation will be issued assuring Russia the en- tente has no aggressive designs
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22

river at Marry and Courcelles, according to authoritative an nouncement here.
 The Germans are using gas shells in large numbers and re- sisting desperately everywhere Nevertheless the French yester- day advanced along the Marne to depth of eight miles while the Americans advanced be- tween three and four miles.
 With the French Army in France, July 22-German divis- ions from the army of Prince Repprecht, of Bavaria are be- ing hurried to help the defeated army of the German crowr prince.
Newport daily independent., 1918-07-22
(By The Associated Press.

Tokio, July 19--It is understood Japan's reply to the proposal of the United States relative to entente intervention in Siberia accepts the American proposal in every particu- lar. It is reported the reply will be dispatched to Washington at once.