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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02
HE HAS IRON
IN HIS BLOOD

That is why he is such a great win
ner, accomplishes SO much, why he
Overcomes obstacles and knows no
such thing as failure.
Iron in the successful formula for
Peptiron, which also includes pepsin,
nux,. celery and other tonics, seda-
tives and digestives, helps to give
strength, color and body to the
blood; reddens pale cheeks, steadies
Stamina to the whole body.
Peptiron is in pill form, chocolate
coated, pleasant to take, easily as
simulated - the most successful COM
bination of iron that its makers, G. L.
Hood Co., Lowell, Mass, know of.
Ii is the medicine for you.
1t will put iron into your blood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02
S0CIE ddCl.UBS

r ANUARY, which is supposed Il
spell finale TO an Oregon winter
slipped out very quietly, leaving
February, our faithless harbinger OF
spring, to steal in over night, under a
camouflage of snowl Confronted by a
cold, white landscape on the first of
February, there were many of us, who
longed for the cheer of the optimist,
whO,--
Heard bird sing, in the dark Of
December,
A magical thing, and sweet to remem-
ber,
sWe're nearer to spring than we were
in September
! heard a bird sing in the dark of De-
cember.'
The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Sargent next Tuesday, for San Fran
cisco, where they will make their per-
manent residence is a source of keen
regret among the large circle of their
many warm friends in Salem. Mr.. Sar-
gent has accepted a position as ex
arniner for the federal reserve bank
in San Francisco.
As farewell attention to Mrs Sar-
gent, a most distinctive shower was
given in her honor, yesterday after
noon by Mrs. john J. Roberts. The
guests circled small, daintily appoint
cd tables. arranged throughout the
rooms, the table at which the honor
guest was seated, being centered with
n large japanese parasol, from which
were suspended by gay, multi-colored
ribbons, the novel array of handsome
gifts with which the guests of the af
ternoon remembered Mrs. Sargent
Jaunty, yellow daffodils, intermingled
with the fragrant white fressias decked
the tables. Lovely little place cards
each bearing miniature, hand-c0l0red
parasol, and containing appropriate,
Thymed messages for the guests, mark
ed the places. Carnations transformed
the upstairs rooms into delicate bow
er of pink.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02

Grip Follows the Snow
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
let's taken in time viii Prevent Grip.
E. W. GROVES signature on box. 30e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02

Mrs Harold Forrest, and small son,
will leave Sunday for Creswen, where
they win remain during the month Of
February, Joining Mr. Forrest who is
in the employ of the southern Pacific
lat Creswcll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02

Mrs w. A. Benedict OF Centralia.
Washington, is visiting At the home Of
her daughter and family. Rev and
Mrs. Il. c, Brewster, at l404 South
Church street.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
I$tikimyb9s Dienos Reika|ais.

1rva primename kad ryto ty brzeo 13 dena Dievo Ap
vezdos parapos svetaneje 1Sa r Union ga) yra susau
amas abai svarbu visu Chcagos ietuvu organizacu
rapij draugiju; kuopu kubu skyru atstovu susnkmas
Susrinkimas sauamas tkslu sustvarky ir pnai pri
strength prie dalyvavimo Istkmybes Denoe Qepos d. tai
somoje Gia ivairiu tautq manifestacijoe
Ktu tautu zmones au sena pradejo ruoes r ku miesu
kooniu etuviai au pasrenge Tk veni Chcagos ietuva
gsio Wis dar buvo nuleide rankas tuo svarbiuou ku
nieko neveie uk tikmybes Denos manfestacjoje etu
viu dalyvavimas yra butinai rekahngas.
siande tode rekia Chcagos ietuviams subrsh Laikas
chcagieciams duot pavyzdi r htoms etuvp kooni
joms
Tegu varu tautu oniu manifestations urese sale Amer
kos zvagzdetos veavos plevesuoa Letuvos palve su
Mrgvaliu dugne veliava
Tegu musu berneai r mergees parodo amerkonams
tautos grazu kuna ir prakinia siea.
Geistina kad Sin susirinkman suseq kuodaugausia at
stovu
Darbuokmes broai etuvai Tas musu pasdarbavmas els
musu naudon Js prsdes prie skovomo musu Tevy
ne aisves ir neprgumybs vus r ten kaizerio budeus
Susirinlimas bus visuotinas.
SUSIR. sAUKIMO K0MISIJA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
NEW YoRKE PoLICMo-
NAUS MoTERYS.
Kiekvienam bloke bus viena
policiste.

New York, birz. r. -sitan
mieste policijos tarnybon pa.
saukiama 400 moteriu laisva.
noriq nuo 18 ligi 35 metq am
ziaus.
200 moteriu tuojaus bus la.
vinamos pildyti policios pa.
reigas mieste. Kites s1hoterys
paliks atsargoje.
Norma taip pataisyti, kac
kiekvienam miesto bloke bu-
tn viena moteris policistG
katra kasdien savo precinktc
policijos virsininkui turetV
praneSti apie bloko' gyventoju
pasivedima.
Tuo budu bus meginamf
pagerinti moralis gyventojg
stovis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
.ATLANTIKO PAKRAs-
tIAIS IEsKOMI VOKIE-
CIAI.


Atlantiko Uostas, birz. H.
Vakar Sale cia Suv. ValstijQ
kareiviai isieskojo visa mis-
ka, noredami surasti iris ju-
rininkus, kurie cia atejo vie
nos moters namus ir prase
maisto.
Ia moteris tvirtina, kad ju-
rininkq uniforma nudeveta il
tik is jq vienas mokejes ang-
liSkai kalbeti.
Tasai pasakojes, kad jie is
lipe ant kranto su mazo lai-
velio pagelba.
Vyriausybes agentai speia,
ar kartais nebus vokieciai jul
rininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
Tx 6 MYLIAs PAsIVARE
VOKIEcIAI.
Paskui save palieka kalvas
lavonq.

Paryzius, birz.. 12. Visi
praneSimai is musiu lauko liu-
dija, kad prieSininkas (vokie-
ciai)' nesigaili kareiviu, kad
tik pasivaryti arciau Parry
ziaus. Divizijos paskui divi-
zijas tirpsta prancuzq armotq
ir kulkasvaidziu ugnyj. Bet
priesininkas sutirpusiU vie
tojje nuolat state naujas ir
kraujo liejimas nei trumpiau-
siam momentui nepertraukia-
mas.
Bet priesininkui pasiseki-
mas nepavydetinas. Per dvi
dieni baisiausiq musiQ, ku-
riuose turejo zuti desetkai'
tukstaneiq vokieeip, pasivare
pirmyn paGiam centre vos 6
mylias. Tik aukQ, tick krau-
jo, gi tick mazai pazangumo!
Vokieeiai atakose pasinau-
doja tankomis ir nuodingomis
dujomis, liepsnojanciu skysti-
mu ir kitokiomis savo praga-
rinemis priemonemis. Bet did
vyriai prancuzai prizes visas
tas nepaprastas sunkenybes
atsilaiko. Prancuzai savo ar,
motomis vokieciu tankas skal-
do kaipo sipulius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
VOK|EC|A| PAS|EKE UPE
0ISE
Laukai nuk|Oti vOki0CiQ |avOnais
BAISUS VOKIECIy lSELIMAS; NESGA|L|MA
? KAREIV|U

LoNDONAs, birz. 12.-
Prancuzai spaudziami ant u
pes Disc, anot praneSimo is
vyriausios prancuzu stovyk-
los.
Uzpraeita nakti vokieciai
nuo Disc buvo tik uz vienos
mylios ties Ribecourt.
Priesininkas buvo pasiekes
ir upe Aronde, uz keturiu
myliu nuo Compiegne. Bet toj
Vietoj atgal atmuStas.
Vokieeiq nuostoliai pasibai-
setini. Musiu laukaj nukloti
vokieciu lavonals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
STREIKAI CALI PAKENK
IT KARES LAIMEJIMUI.
Taip sake prezidentas Wilso.
mas.

Washington, birz. 12.-Pre-
zidentas Wilsonas pasiuntd
pasveikinima Americas Oar
bo Federacijos konvencijai ST.
Paul, MINI. Isreiske darbinin.
kams kuogeriausius linkeji-
mus If pazymejo, kad kares
metu tarpe darbo ir kapitalo
negali but joliq nesusiprat1-
mp ir nepasitenkinimq. Visa
tai galima atlikti po kares.
YpaG siuo momentu, kuomet
muSiq .laukuose viskas deda.
ma ant laimejimo svarstykllQ
darbininkai privalo saliHties
streikq. Mes darbininkq mi
MOS yra dalimi veikiancios
kariuomenes kares laukuose.
Kares laimejimas svarbiau-
sia priguli nuo darbininkQ
vienybes ir pastangq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
VOKIEGIU TIKSLAS SU-
NAIKINTI TALKININKU
ARMIJAS.
Tx tame vokieciai mato vie
natini sau isganyma.

Washington, birz. 12.-Gio.
mai sp6jama, kad vokieeiai
dabartin6mis savo pas6lusio-
mis- ofensyvomis prizes talki,
ninkus nemano pasiekti Parry,
ziaus ir Sitq paimti.
ParyziQ pasiekti ir paimti
yra negalimas daiktas. Tam
tikslui yra reikalinga nepa-
prastai skaitlinga kariuomene,
kurios vokieciams jau ina
trukti. Tai jie labai gerai Il
no.
Bet vokieGiu visas tikslas
yra sunaikinti talkininku ar
mijas pirmiau, negu Suv. Val
stijos susp6s pasiQsti Prancu-
zijon savo milijonus kareiviQ.
Todel jie dabar ir skubinasi
veikti.
Sunaikinti gi talkininku ar
mijas vokieGiai mano tik to-
kiuo budu, kad jas perkirsti
pusiau, ty. atkirsti anglQ ar
mijas nuo prancuzQ armijQ.
Suprantama, jei tasai zygis
vokieGiams pasisektQ, tuomet
talkininkams istitQ labai pras-
tai. Mes vokieGiai gal6tQ uz-
init anglisko kanalo pakras-
Gius ir uostus.
Bet tas vokieciams atsiekti
nara galima. Talkipinkai yra
perdaug stlprQs II geral ISL
taise. Perstipriai jQ armijos
susijungusios, kad butQ gall
ma jas sukapoti i dalis.
Jei vokieciai megina tai da-
ryti, tai .patys sau kasa duo
be, kad jon ivirsti ir tik lauk-
ii kol talkininkai neuzkas.
II jei vokieciai nesustos su
savo ofensyvomis, pasigamins
,iiie didelius kapus Prancuzijos
plotuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
KRITISKAS PADEJIMAS
VAKARU FRoNTE.
Vokieeiai vietomis pazangiuo-
ia.

Paryzius, birz. 12.- Vokie-
GiQ veikimas tarpe Montdidier
ir- Noyon uzpraeita nakti~ bu-
vo nepertraukiamas If su visu
savo iS6limu, praneSa kar6s
ofisas. Prancuzai savo kairiQ-
jam sparne prizes vokieGiQ
spaudima atsimet6. Vokie-
CLAIMS iSnaujo teko miestelis
Merry.
Svarbiausios vokieciQ pas
tangos If j6gos yra nukreip-
tos centran. Vokieciai su skait
linga kariuomene ir neapsa-
komu iS6limu atblosk6 pran-
cuzus j Aronde up6s apylin-
kes. Teciau prancuzai pasek-
mingomis kontratakomls at
muse vokieGius atgal ir iSnau-
10 ~uz6m6 buvusias savo pozi-
elias linija, 'einancia pietuose
nuo Belloy ligi st. Maur, pas
kui pietuose nuo Marqueglise
ligi Vandelicourt.
DeSiniajam prancuzQ spar
ne seka pasibaisetini musial
Tenai skaitlingi priesininkc
bataliionai vietomis pasivaro
pirmyn. Tenai prancuzai atsl-
met6 LINTON ! vakarus II pie
tus nuo Ribecourt.>
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
REIKALAUJA ,TALKININ
KU INTERvENCIJos.
Talkininkai pralaimes, jei
vokieciai kontroliuos rytus.

Paryzius, birz. 12.-Rusijos
ambasadorius Maklakov Pran-
cuzijoje stipriai reikalauja,
kad talkininkai isimaisytu !
rusu vidujinius reikalus ST.
berijoje, pasiqstq ten savo ka-
riuomene. Mes priesingai tenai
isigales vokieeiai. Vokieeiq i
sigalajimas rytuose reiks ne
kitka, kaip tik talkininkq pra-
laimejima Sitoj karej.
Talkininkams vakaru from
te duoda pagelba Amerika.
RytQ gi frontas apleistas. Te-
mai kaip patinkamai seiminin-
kauja vokieeiai. Tenai jie seb-
raujasi su bolsevikais.
Talkininkams svarbus yra
vakaru frontas. Bet ne kick
maziau svarbos sioje kareje
turi rytu. frontas. Todel talki-
ninkams siandie nereikia pa
mirsSti ir rytu fronto. Visomis
pastangomis reikia susiaurin-
ii arba visai panaikinti vo-
kieciq augancia intaka rytuo-
Sc.
: Anot ambasadoriaus Max
lakovo, vokieeiai Rusijoje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
RUSIJoS KADETU ATSI-
LIEPIMAS.
Jie apeliuoja j S. valstijas ir
talkininkus.

WASH1NGTosT, birz. IL
RusijOs kadetu partijos cen
trails komitetas per Suv. Vals-
t:ju ambasadoriu Rusijoje sios
Sales vyriausybei prisiunte
atsiliepima.
Kadetai atsiliepime ape
iuoja j suv. valstijas, lygiai
ir j tallininkus, kad jie pa
siQstu Rusijon savo kariuome-
ne ir sustabdytu ten pragais-
tinga vokieciu veikima ir isl
vyravima.
Tokia talkininku armiju
ekspedicija Rusijon turi rem
ties tarptautine kontrole gva-
rantuoti Rusijai jos teises.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
RUSAI SAUKIASI TALKI-
NINKU PAGELBOS

pradejo isigaleti nuo to laiko,
kuomet jie ten pasiunte Lee
nina. Vokieciai Lenina ir jo
sebrus aprupino pinigais, ap-
draqde Leninui caravima Ru-
sijoje ,ir nuo to laiko praside-
jo Rusijos linkimas kaizerio
glebin.
Siandie Leninas su savo sa-
lininkais tarnauja ne kan XII
tam, kaip tik kaizerio imperi-
jalizmui. Vokieciai su boise
vikQ zinia ir sutikimu Seimi-
ninkauja Rusijos plotuose.
Vokieciai tenai pasigamina
maisto ir visokios kares me-
dziagos.
Kol rytai vokieGiams bus
atviri, taip ilgai kaizerio armi1
jos Sells vakarp fronte. Kuo-
met vokieciai bus pragyti IS
rytq, tuomet talkininkams lai-
meiimas bus uztikrintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
ANDERSON BUS PAKAR-
TAS.

Ateinanti penktadieni Chi
cagoje bus pakartas piktada-
ris Dennis Anderson.
Anderson buvo specials
policmonas ant Chicagos
Junction Railroad gelezinke-
lilo. Viena nakti jis nuzude po-
licijos leitenanta savo perda-
TIM, Lavina, kuomet Sis more
jo arestuoti du vagiliu.
Gubernatorius Lowden at
mete susimylejimo prasymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
sUOMIJOS SEINE PASTA
TYTA MoNARCHIJOS
KLAUSIMAS.

Stockholmas, birz. 12.-Vie-
tos Suomijos pasiuntinys pra-
neS6, kad Suomijos monarchi-
jos klausimas Siandie jau pas
tatytas suomiQ seine. Seimas
neuzilgo iSriS to klausimq-
Buvo ziniQ, kad j Suomijos
karalius kandidatu esas vokie
ciQ kaizerio penktasis sunus,
brincas Oskaras. Teciau tos Ii
MOS nepatvirtintos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
PRIEsBOLsEVIKIs-
KAs JUDEJIMAs RU-
s1JoJE.
LoNDoNAs, Dirs. 12.
~ Maskyos apturima

LONDONAS, birz. IL.
rs Maskvos apturima
ziniu, kad yisoj ,Rusijoj
judejimas prizes bolsevi-
kus smarkiai platinasi.
Bolsevikams Wis lahjau
grumoja pavojus. Netoli
tasai laikas, kuomet tenai
bolsevikai If visokios ru-
sizes socijalistai kaip su
sluota bus, nusluoti
Prizes socijalistus boise
vikus pakyla svarbiau-
/, sias ju ranlstis - darbi-
ninkai. Darbininkai ne
tik ina sovietus ignoruo-
tt, bet dar tp sovietu va
dovus uzpuldineja.
Visoj Rusijoj laukia-
mas politikinis generals
streikas. Jis kas valanda
gall pakilti. Jam pakilus
butp tikras peilis bolsevi-
kans po kaklu.
Daugel miestuose ivy
ko rinkimai j sovietus.
Isrinkta bolseviku priesi-
ninkai.
Aisku, kad rusu tauta
jau baigia dziaugties So
cijalizmu If socijalistlnlu
suredymu. !
Rusijai yra reikalingi
tilrieji demokratai vado-
val. Tai tie, katrie su-
GROVE caro- sosta. Bet ne
socijalistai.
Pranykus ten socijalis-
tp sauvaliavimui, Rusija
isnaujo atsigaivintu. 1r
isnaujo pakiltp prizes pa
saulio nevidona - prusQ
militarizma. Tuomet kai-
zerio autokratizmui butu
padarytas galas. Veikiau
pasibaigtu dabartine bal
siosi kare. Talkininkai isss
eitu pergaletojai.
Priesbolsevikiskas ju-
dejimas lemia rusu soci-
jalizmui gala, gi paciai
Rpsijai isganyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
PIENAs PHARMACISTS.

Ir vel Chicagoie daug kali
bama apie pieno pabrangima.
" piena daugiau nori gauti
moketi pieno gamintojai far
meriai.
Nors simet ganyklos yra.
puikios, gi pasaras pigesnis,
negu kitais metals, bet farme-
rial pastate ketera ir laikosi
savo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12

- Londonas, birz, 12.-Ko-
lionijq Institute taryba pada-
re rezoliucija, kad po kares
buvusios vokieGiq kolionijos
nebutq sugrazintos Vokietijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12

= Londonas, birz. 12.
Naujam uzpuolime vokieeiai,
anot pranesimo is kares lau-
kq, panaudoja apie 100000
kareiviq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
Londonas. birz.

Londonas, birz. H.
Tarp Americas If Anglijos mi
litarine sutartis veikiai bus
patvirtinta, pasake blokados
minister's lordas Cecil parla-
mente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
ANGLAI LAIMEJO TIES
AMIENS.

Londonas, birz. 12.-Anglai
pasekmingq ataka prizes vo-
kieGius atliko rytuose nuo
Amiens, paskelbe kares OIL
sas. Paimta nelaisv6n 233 vo-
kieGiQ kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12

- Geneva, birz. 11.-Pabe-
gusieii is vokieciu nelaisves
prancuzai kareiviai pasakoja,
kad vokieeiai kares nelai-
svius labai kankina. Juos pa
laiko arti amunicijos dirbtp-
viq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12

Washington, birz. 12.
Vyriausybes paredymu visuo-
Sc didesniuose miestuose pade-
dana atsargon 100000 baekQ
miltq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12

= Atlantiko Uostas, birz,
12.-Vokieeiq nardaneioji lai-
We nuskandino svedu laivQ
New Sweden Tarpzemiq ju-
r6se.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
2 NUzUDYTA, 9 sUzEIsFA

Paryzius, birz. 12.- Vakar
vokieGiai atnaujino sostines
bombardavima. Uzvakar Vo-
kieGiai savo bombardavimu 2
zmogu nuzude If 9 suicide.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-12
o R A S.

Chicago ir apylinkes.
siandie grazus oras, bet We
siau; rytoj taippat bus vesu.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21
Mrs. Eta DudHey.

Mrs. Eta Dudney, wife of
Kenner Dudney, died at her home
near Whitehouse, Robertson coun
ty. Friday night, Feb. /. 1918,
age Sc years. 2 months and %
days.
Mrs. Dudney was formerly a
resident of Jackson county, and
was the daughter of Nickles and
Nancy Halle, deceased, who
where among the pioneer citizens
of the county. Her home was
on the Halle estaste, 2 miles south
Gainesboro. previous to moving
to Mississippi, 20 years ago.
Whitehouse had been her home
for several years.
Besides her husband and l.
children, Mrs. Dudney is surviv.
ed by two sisters, Mrs. Fl. 2.
Lofts, Gainesboro; Mrs. Matte
Reed, Los Angeles. Cal; and
three brothers. DR.. 7. H. Halle,
Celina, Tenn. John N. Halle.
Aquilla. Tex. w. D. Halle. Null
| in, Tex.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21
Warning Issued Again S
Scheme to SwindIe
~ Farmers.

Another scheme for swindling
the farmers Of the United States
has been discovered by he Fed
eral Farm Loan Board. A man
advertising himself as an author
lied organizer of national farm
loan associations is sending out
advertising matter emblazoned
with the national flag, stating
that he will organize such asso-
Leiations at $500 each, and will
teach others the trick for d GER
tain sum of money. His adver-
tisements have reached farmers
and business men over a large
part of the United States. He
claims to be so busy organizing
national farm-loan associations
that he needs help, but will take
time to teach others for a none
tary consideration.
All such representatives are
fraudulent. In order to borrow
under the farm-loan act, it is
necessary for farmers to ORG
anize cooperative national farm
loan association in their local
communities. Ii is Il violation
of a ruling Of the Federal Farm
Loan Board, published more than
a year ago, for a national farm
loan association or a joint-stock
land bank to spend any money
for promotion purposes. Asso-
Citations thus organized will not
he chartered by the Federal Farm
Loal Board. Farmers are warned
therefore against anyone asking
a fee for his profered services in
connection with applying for a
loan under Federal farm-loan act.
The Sentinel is not solicitous
about any of the farmers in Jack
son being duped by such a swind-
lie. as they are too intelligent, but
gives the information to show
what little sense some city guy
has, to think he could pull the
wool over the farmers eyes in
such a manner.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21

Grand Headqurters of the
French Army in France, Feb.
l6. American and French troops
for several days back have been
holding in unison the front line
trenches OH one of the famous
batteflds of the war the name
of which is known throughout
the world. The immediate i'm
preston gained in conversation
with both French and Americans
facing the enemy side by side is
that unison is not only of fight
ing forces but of firm purpose to
win victory by mutual aid.
There is only one criticism to
he made in connection with the
Americans. said a distinguished
French officer to the correspond
ent who spent whole day g.
mong the Americans holding the
line. They are to anxious to get
at grip with the enemy.
American officers confirmed
this. declaring that their chief
trouble was to restrain their men.
It is inadvisable to designate
the unit confronting the Germ.
ans. but all the men are bending
to their task and they are anxi.
Gus to have the people at home
know that they are well satisfied
and determined TO perform Il
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21

] N HARPER valuable com
modify as labor II must not be vast.
I'd Nov Is not the time TO employ
labor In clean out fence corners, and
10 do other kinds OF the less produc
i've work There must be no lost MO,
on Every lick must be made 10
unt ia answering the call or our ma.
n and her allies. who are calling out
the farmer Give ua bread! Give US
uthine!"
The best way 10 economiSe labor
the farm today is to produce more
acre. The southern farmer viii
most unwisely II he tries to cult.
IL too much land with the present
lpply Of labor. A better plan would
Je not to increase the acreage devoted
10 cultivated crops, but to produce
more per acre, by the use Of fertiliz.
er. manure, good seed and improved
machinery, all OF which will save la.
bor
One ton OF good fertilizer will do
more work In growing crops than will
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21
THREE HUSKY FELLOWS READY TO
HELP OUT in THE LABOR SHORTAGE

six times this amount of money ex-
pended In labor. For example, one
ton Of good fertilizer will now cost
about $4,000. The plant food in this
quantity when applied to three acres
OF land will give an increase OF about
760 pounds of lint cotton and 1900
pounds OF seed. The lint at 30c per
pound amounts to $225.O0, and the
seed at $4,000 per ton amounts to
$4,000, making total OF $2S5.0O.
Few business concerns net so per
cent increase on money invested in
labor, but, granting that the farmer
viii net 400 per cent on his invest.
ment in labor. and supposing that he
pays $l.0O per day for labor, the
$4,000 invested In fertilizer, when In
vested In labor. would net him $1,000;
whereas, when invested In fertilizer, 1t
gives him . net increase or y2S9. 90
Thus II can be seen the tremendous
advantage OF supplementing labor
with liberal applications of plant food
Likewise an improved piece OF ma.
chinery that makes II possible TO cul.
tivate an acre OF cotton or corn with
perhaps half the labor ordinarily EN-
ployed, and cultivate II better. should
be looked TO at this time rs source
OF help In facing the labor shortage.
Good seed OF a strain known to do
we'll In community will do much to-
ward increasing yields. without an In.
crease OF acreage.
Is this not time when ths farmer
should be sure 10 use these thFss crop
makers. to the fullest extent. to on.
set the labor shortage?
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-02-21
AMERICAN TROOPS NOW With FRENCH ON One OF
MOST FAMOUS BATTlEFRONTS.
Only Criticism Is that They Are Too Eager To Be Al
Grips With The Enemy.

their utmost the duties before
them.
>"Tell the home folks that we
are happy to be in the fighting.
The work is hard and trying. but
that is why we are here. Moth
ing could induce US to leave it
until the job is finished and the
Germans are beaten. -
Such in substance are the ex-
pressions of dozens of the Amer
lean troops now carrying on" in
the actual fighting line.
AS to the health of the men.
today's record showed that there
were only three sick among the
entire force. comprising several
thousands and these are eases of
minor Importance. Every care
is taken to provide ample rations,
hot when possible, which, how.
ever, is not always. owing to the
exposed position. The men
are fully content with this
and certainly appear fit and well.
They have taken to trench and
dugout life as if born to it.
The correspondent. in approch.
ing the center. passed again over
ground which had been the scene
of many fearful battles in the
last year. Wild vegetables hides
some of the wounds which have