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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

Nuor. Gituunep, stn Re-
p0rter. u. j.. 9runoeiycntums3auo
Ter, muroe IN stnea Nps;erhdule 10.
1U0 GIudro sir. pun etrer 5Srdu
Duyh elnen ShuB tbrer petlpunptt,
pon Der mon Suerr ,Idnbte. ne lei
ltlne WOttin. Sitodn<D IEeJt leBt i'm
itdotitueu A~trdnteuhLus III gielpurt
uRo Is BENEFIT Ipenl9 Qof1nung. TN
ON SebeH 81 erbdlieH. Spdier
mugoe Don Der QoilSe, srmtttsii. odB
Die 6tdu Gti5dpetb j Innte &uoI
hetBt uno Dix .0attin pom Yplllp
&ncE. eInts ftuheren 6tuerlpsbrmun.
mes Ut, Der leBt III sinem Jiepdrter
9oI5boi @ttLuug bat. Sn wtIGtm
&ctqd!tUts ne 81 Nitpunsp ltnEo. ut
stIpoa antidr. - ihtiut, rub liz sus
ldmutn 8tllci blben. Us uurpe etn
Srlet an iptlu Mann be, Der 5rau
getunotn, NOUN lie lbm idrsiot. lie
lsI tHr Die 3eritpyun9 ibres she.
9Iudea perd1tportlih. Nus dnoeren
bel tbt ~Qsiunosnsn 8risIen ld3sim
hsrpoTSuac4en odB lie ID mt Selbr.
moro9eoontsu trug. Sie bsboaptst.
sitpansp olbe iidI islbf 9sid0Nsu.
DE S9Ilsel 'aat. bag III Jpn pss.
Iuunest bat. pell Slt0uirp foltaepea
rn0ils. nod Nlori0a, Sic in cines.
fptrrt.
&idt pntfn6ta AaaS.
lrdu: Meta. luic iieht bIo6 Sic Cir.
ttlnte oli2 Sic babcn Sic moqI
ROD Hitt leputt. 10 lanQe Sic bel
uus Vl0'
G'cn'tmJSd'ts: IA. sic woatcr
Cob h$n g~ue'uttipes W6oden!
Mus oem @erihts.
looL @idtcr: .....Gmn leber
sc. inns bobcu sic ocnn bon
%httt &umgtrcicu?l SeocSnal
merSen Sic Crui'hii-
An3tilddiccr; -@itte. Serr &c.
r'di$bot, mir nidli audi6ueioenl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
acin Compliment iar oen SaSen.

Gin iur 81 0mcrifauiitc St0btt auf
ac'tclltc Wor0ltatjltit mir oaa ,>ohr
1916 ictat cine Surdidlnitterutc polt
~ NfprNtdlltu pro 100. 1000 @tupoh
ucr aelcu cine Ioldlc non ST Giunoh
poronlehcn0cu iiuti ,iabrc.
Vie III 'riihcrCu ,>uhrcu mar Mem
PINS. Gem. uud I'M Sabre 1916 Die.
lcniQe Der 81 in iSroae f~onumenocn
Stdote. 0le Sic hod,ltc Woroiificr ami.
rpic4, Sic porlicQcn0e Statiitif aibt
NctphlH 500 Mcroiduc pro 100.
600 9impobucr. Mn ipciter Stcuc
tontnt atlouto. VA init IF Moro
fallen pcr 100000 Gimuobncr. 3 h.
tdunt Gin Grittel zen ocncu In Wtru.
phla. Ter 4Sptttator" cine 3ten
Aortcr &crijterma2 3cjtund. tut.
bolt ~ clicr lbrcr lcUttu @tlunmeru
~rpllcnocn G0mmtntor III hcr Sbut
indlc ron 9~ftu,phis hohtr MorNratc.
Ger &eter0 pir't cjr id,lctltc@ 2tcbl
nid't MIR out Sic 5toot McmphjS.
.leuNcrn aui Die %aciorrmte Haticn. lmN
heRn oicSta0t ielbit iold beSauernS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
4ein Wrun0
3nm 8u5agen.

HPln mTUH0 NSil pCi WtlltIl
illolideu 4roblbi-
Illff Ser5dgell. tions Staoten be.
itebt cine oifen.
fun6iae itnrfe Nbnelgunq geqen Den
% oonfcn, rationale Yrobi6itton oui
Dem NcNe eine9 3uIabeS sur Nun.
0e9 , NcrioIiuug. alio ourt 0unoe9.
9Iftion. cin5ufitbrcu. l<u ienem Can.
he3thcit lcatc man icit icher lehr gro.
ben Wcrt6 aui Die Stoatcnrchtc. un6
inuner mChr mnht i'd Die Nnlid)t gcl.
tcno, 0aB oos ENHANCEMENT 0ieie Rcd.
Re ollf cinem @cbirte ouf6e6en mir.
DC, 0ns 0ie Staoten ltet3 ais ibllcu
nlein sur Hcglllirung |3ufommcno be,
trod)tct bnbeu, un0 Dos 1T oie Gem.
peren3froQe. Die Brobibitioniitcn ha-
bett 0o3 pornl9gciehcn mo iniolgc
oeiicn Dem ENHANCEMENT zinc 6uiiltnQ
qcbcn. mclhc oicie @c0cntcn ser
itrcltcn ipQ. inocm es bcItimntt, onb
Ole Stauteu uno ser @uuo glcihcr-
lltdBcll bcrcd,tt9t lem lollelI, KrOblbt-
tIonsgcletc SIT erlolicn.
Nbcr 0icic Git ld'eint IN Sen Siio.
itontcn nidlt III ucrfauQcn. 0tan mciB
Nnn5 qcnolt, 0aB, iobnIo Der @un0 cir
@cieB crldBt, ulc S%toot2QcieBc in
Wcgiol tonnrcn, un0 ga cine uatio
nolc Nrobibitlon MIR ourd 0uroc2
uriebe mIrtlnm qentoht mcr0ert funn,
miro man sen 4ro6ibitiouiIten ih'ucr.
Iih ben @efolcn thun, ihncn oltf Sen
Scim 81 0chen. Die NQttutiou iiir
notionGlc @irohlbitiou bat cine emit
idlic0cuo NbnciqunQ qcdCn 0u5 Nro-
hlbitIon@ ENHANCEMENT in Den Sin
ItanteH bernorqcrufen. Is licut olio
0ltrdou2 fCIn @rIrl0 por, SEN Gontpf
olti5uqcbcn mo ole TIintc ms &orn
I'll merfeH ultb ole Nn3cidcn iprchen,
10 merfmiiroi1 oie3 olth ullaciid)t$ Ser
fitr3lid)rn NhitinmunQ I'M Fcprdrcn.
t0ntcnlldlts flinaen moQ, ictt uchr
ol5 frithCr filr eincu Sieg ser li6cra.
len Sodlc.
(@eitl. 4oit.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Fri 1rouuets Noufiu mnd,t in,

SougreB alt@qiebiQen @cbralth non
ibren Norrcdtcn OILS Srat Mcil lie
ipeiB ooB meocr Die @crrcn GollcQcn
nod oic Grelle g. ipoacn mcrocu, ihr
qrob 81 foutmcu. llcbrllcu2 miro
ole GongrcBonutc oiellod, ouiity III.
1cQrificn. bah iic iih filr %rlono@
ltnabbdngigfcit ms 3cuQ lcQte Gieil
Rcflome miro ibr nidli idlooen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

Die -HorhIteru" N%dbmaldlIie No. /.
auf 3 Sabre ihriittih %Qarantirt, "Erop
6ea0" >@ehdule. ertrd felnc SoIttllr,
ale n~eueiten @erbeNerun8err. db'olut
bic bette Mnidine. Die flr lr0cno elner
8reis erbGlttjh III $50
Sic r3oroIteru %sNobmuidmt No. 2, 9es
ua1l pie No. /, mn init nnt5cn'htts
idem .Trop 6eno~ S27
Die -3oroiteru" s|Ndbmdidlinc go. J, III
Bolben Cot : @chduic, autlondtliher
-G6din Git. augelIdQcr : @eltel. mt
nutlomutiIhem ~@elt 8epIacer", boz
benz arIt. gebdrtetc StabItbeiLe, ole
.Gttademeut5" III SammetsNdlthen
Cine quite RaidIue 81 ocm lehr bllle
eeu 8reiie uou I'M ....... SIS
Die ,g&uroiteru" = T|6hmoidIne no. !,
oenall ME No. 3. uur III Ncst : Gobts
net . snrnI SCI
ale oieIe 0}dihincn iIuo dbIolut pa
sruntirt. Cie 6rodt bat ser Ndufcr 81
.trugen uno tic betrdgt bon soc bis 500,
ie rad Der 2titan3.
0ieie TramienIite MIRO obne lreiterc
s2ott3 pom Belt 81 Belt cradH5t mlo per
dnoert, ure oieie RreiIe rihtcn iih nodl
Dem ieuriligeu Wnrthuerth
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
@pncn es bonn bic itnlieniiden

3oIIbcboroeu nit Den Amcritancru
gan, peroerbcn2 Sir hobcn ShId0
bdIe ur6 Stldger. mcldlc mir oo@
cole @aicboIiipicl iupprtjrt
mer0cu IoGtcn. OILS -nn6Icie4 Spicl
atlQ" in @orm acthuu. No2 Nuns
aCrodlen meroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Somicl Sulile&. z Character
Infer ben Su,ialiitcn in Yilmuu

Tee lit cine oifeue SpnItnua einac.
tretcn. Alld 3 c 1nrtei totm dnid,ei
uen feline Erosperitat pcrtr0leU Ter
fo,inIiItiihe Manor @odn non Vii.
tpoifee erfldrt. er perhe nlpcrbriidl
lid Ole @cicte Der Ger. Stdotcu be
folgen. Dos tbut ia &ceer. SCI tciu
8erratber iItl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
G:n aan, bcIOnbers entcs &Ort

0n aan5 %bcIOn0ers Nntca WDrt
hat 0icicr In1r Nqr. 2ooc0e IN
Rem port nod Dem 9eiuh eine@
6jnoIinqabcims gcioQt. Gr crfIdrte:
IS Qibt feline iIleqttimcn
aiuocr. Giceis @ort ioQtc iilr
tmncr uttaNemcr3t wcroen. IA Is 9ibt
ilIcqitimc GItcruL. ober Oicie
&inbcr iino le1itim ; ollie mir
Dig nn0 GIT. uno lie f0nnen oIIfpudl
fen gum Segeu uto Ser Gbrc ocr 9}n
ton"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

SthtfcrtiluHd. @aa
-jcr: -GiUtm 10 ,Citujulbd,u Men
d'cu lrie Stt WtToc th ueinc Sod'
,tr uit iiyr Syuu ltbtu. Ste ljue
air ais &cr.hvtnetr bttanmt. mtN
n tiutu N'cWd'cU Scr 0tr &tgi
- @tt0cV ult1, ga idtdecn vcyitchl.
ana i'd tGa ,}u'rsttp aateu'
Nrcltr, Nicer >err acWunerSieu
Ut i'd bCvtjlc IL ldou init meinef
&crbung gcroSe Gas @NltR;eill-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

Gtnlt nnO Sebt, Nl4 Dor Slpon5id
Nohrcn Dos Budget ser Terciniutcn
Stootcn jltm eritCumol oie cintou.
fcno VI iIIioncn.. oIio 0iG
lton- @rcn5e ijbcrldritten hottc.
1T 1or mandle@ GonNrcEmitQlico "a
gen Ncr3cn@ DOR ictuc Wdhler dctrc
ten, nm HchcnIdlalt nbjltleQert; Dor
lucniacn Modcn prr0e Der N0miui
itrntlon obnc utcI Tc6erlcicna ctn
Nrc6tt non determinations
Nllltoncu Collar u%clu0hrt,
u11o fem etnjlacr Scr Nnlf2ucrtrctcr
ldllcn Iit Qruuc Mnorc ourilbcr nod.
len jt lollell, pic icinc Gouitihtcn
ten leliIc otc@he3iIglihc 5tellunonoh
me bclrtheilcn nitrhrlt. ,\n sen let
ten V'on0tcn 0e2 NijrQcrfricuc2 itot
ocn nnhe5u cine Wtilliun ltninnio[0o
ten m,TcIoc mo Die tdqlihcrRrieds
dli3Nohcu un0 Npitcn bcli"ien lid, Qtf
bctnohe 0rCiM iIlioncnT Collar
heljte bat 0roBbrituunicn nucin ON
tuNIldlcn SriclHfoitcu oo3 Sn0If-
! q dc ole'cr Summc 3u bc3uhIcn.
SIC Atlonmten soften oe@ pier Sab
II ln0hrcnocn @ilrqcrtricQca. Sic sic
Nlntoe3rtQlcrtWN 5n trulrn hottie. bc
ilttcn lldl mtf tttuu@ mthr ais nrci
tolltno N'illioncn Collar, mchr ais
etc 1ltjd't SuWmc hat Ser Gpudrcii
nit frcrNebiNcr Mono sen eGturtc
nidd'ttn ais Gorltbcu }ltr &eriiiEuul
1ctcIIt, uu0 onbci unh uldlt cjmlal
oit @Nui6bclt ooB oom,t ouq III $
fomnlen N~ciun0eu mcrocn miro. Gle
VI illloHen pon frjthrr linO Sic
NtIlIontu non bcutt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Ninrs Der nlnflidllten

NintS Der NliifIIdIten Eanoer
uod) ocm aricde miro Sdrmeoe"
lin Gem bringt Der Neltfamp'
Ncirciuna pon elmer &obrhHH1ert
louqcn 9eorohmQ icincr C1Nren5r.
sic 10 lnnqe bcitono, iuic ou2 erobe
ruug9lultIge 3nrcntbum crtitirte,
mn ooliir OILS augcuchmcn gtohborr
I'm mobhdnqigcs, itonmucrmnu0tca
Sluilnno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
ScnntOr aino inrdtct, bic hOhen

20bnc f0nlten eincn 0emoroIuirtu
Sen Giuiln6 oui oie Nrbcitcrid)olt
|oltailbcn @cm0hulih its Ser
0uuQcr. Der 00@ 2%tnloralilrcn
beior0t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Dir @epnoiumfeit hat iiberaa nc

MIA, uno Tic uaein fam ous Slid
ucrleibcn, 0oa ocm Broiicr nimmer
bcidic0cl lit, Ger Ihor Iouit ben Sc
niiiicu 0rs Ycbcns nnd) mo iieht lid
6ctGoQcn, Der 8eiic Ucrmri0ct oEc
llrbcl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

@cr fling lit, lGft iidp lcid,t pom
Gage ~bclchreu, ocnu in trciltuoeu
@onocl Ger Gage brinQt mohl Icocr
Rdticl mo &olu1l sunlcidl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
aO Die @OpnlaritGt acwOnnen

miro, mocm man Der Vtcnge lfmel
delft, ihr Die Nahrheit uorentbdlt.
I'M SUrcdcn mo Sflreibeu ijf 5tt
Dem nic0rigiten @citmaf herbei ldBt
ooer oar ocn a%loiienbaB SIT crmcdCn
iudt. oa mug Die @opulnrit0t in Den
Nuacu aler e6rliheu Heltc utrddlt
ia 5nitr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
g1sr md, eiu menia Utitleio or.

Fer nod elm Wenis 0iitleib or
ijbriat, miome Is @crru ,$obn Z.
Rodeicaer, ocm Siinaercn. Gr m1B
te ans ieincm NeD Porter Boloit }t
Icincn Gltcru nod (orrDtomn ililh-
Ten. neil Is. ihm oobeim OIL @ci}mn.
ierial irbite. llno uidlt eIumal elnen
Qeroiinc Cien foiute er bctommcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

Nm beiteu uub iittriten lit eS, oa5
sBelo per z 0 II aumeiu lung (YiDuet
>Oroer). bje Ser Eoitmciiter in Den gro
Seren CrtIddfteu ausltelen fam, gu
dberIeubeu. Gbeuio gut mo iider Iino
Die @rpreBau IN ej unGen, mel
DE Die 4qeuteu in alien GrpreBsS tatios
aen nusitelen. 8enn man oas @elo per
Boitantpeiiung ooer per Experimenting
gGidt, lit es niht u%otbfpenbia. Den betrefs
Fenben grief reaiitriTcu 8u Inilen, lpent
bic abreiie beutlitt gcifrieben iii. 9eGt
rtdn odaegen 8naraeI6 in hen Brief, 10
golte oieier tets regiitrirt nerben. nm
iider gu fem, onB o%erielbe rifti9 am
Sontmt. Sir 8eloIelouugen in einfnd1em
-8r9foerihluiie iibernebmcu mir teiners
lei @erantmortlihteit. Sm Sale bon
abreBoerGnherun9eu uer9elle man ia
uift, bic aIte ebeuloIuohi ipie Die ueue
'Roitoffice nn3uQebeu. oenn lonit touuen
mir ben Nameu in ben @ildern gar uidt
fiuben.
Iouensz Grbers oiirfen nidbt. lpie oos
10 oft eeidlieht. ais oermeiutIite Quit
hung ii b ! mcroen, ipns
bern fino ben 9riefeu bei3utegcu.
Guittung erfolgt MIR 0urt Aenoerun8
bes 9dturs uuf Dem Norebltreifcu.
9tdn ahreifire eiufndl;
-Horoitern", 2a GrOIe, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

@oIgcnbumor. GcidiB-
nisouiieber: r9tluL. wie bat Nbnel,
ole Scnfer$mnbljcii Gcldmcdt?"
delinquent: .Orobartil! 9aS
miro mir einc nnQuItbme Crime.
RING bIeiben fir mcin gauges 20.
benz"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Drdmien'Stite

Gin Sohr i'm @ornus be3ahIenhe abon'
aenten er6nlten ie eineu idonen aalen'
Ger ais Yrdmie gratis uuo portofrei. oOeT
Gin 9ooeQeubuh. ipoUon mir 3iuet uors
rdtbta 6obeu: Y6eiernbeubItunoen" UNI
Ser Qiebe eluig medIieluo Eeio". Hn
Brdmien Iino treiter f%ol8enoe 3nr Nus
UobL oorhanoen:
Raturopoit."
fSobou iino i'm garr8en oret3ehn Mum
uiern erihieneu uub nod 5 g}lin1s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Bum ,meiten Ninle it Mnntcmnln.

Die 0ouptitdot in ser qlcifuomiqen
mittclonrrifoniihcu Rcpublif. BON
Gr0bcbcn 5eritort moroen mo. lucun
Ole hl9hrr hierhtr gcmcloetcn Ncrihtc
mobr linO, 10 p%ouitGnoiQ, mic oos
eritc Wiol. ais Is pom elmer iolhelt
aatoltropbc beimaciudt pur6c. Gle
critic }crit0rlmg mar 10 o%oaitGnoiq,
oaB ole oItc Sto0t nidlt mieocr nlti
9ebont mlroc; Die 3peite 3critorluQ
mag oicieIbe 6olge habenL gngcne1m
nlttB c@ nId)t iclu III Guatemala uir
llbcrhoupt BORT untcn i'm c"cntrulel
&bcllc Nnterltn'S 81 mobueu, ocnn
pcnn Die Groc nidlt rltmort mo In.
bell onrlhtct, 10 ritmorcn BORT &c
mobnIIdl ole Vtenid)cu. Die 2anod1cn
BORT iino bolt 6 tu Rcpu-
bitten, me lie 10 ridltia bc3cidnet
lper0elL bon innen Iuto pun ou;cp,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

Ser %HnNcrt: ME. Si,
pclatrn lldL. mctuc Soroeuma 0n
inucmltny!1
Ser Acltcrr: .NurrN;na@."
Ser Nunlcrt: ~Sam lacr
Sc Id Sit tn Der Erciic OILS ciutr
Stlllina, dis cllcu anriicr prnnn.
marftn'~
Ser Ycttrrc; -,unmcr al.
%h nil Iltb>r hunNtrt Behring's
euIttn ijjucn ais ciacu Cara
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

&err: Mir lit 10, ais Ub mir
ms id)on Acicbcn bdtteL 9IhiNiAes
1rdulein?~
Srdulein: .Nrl, il lueiij
niht rcd}t, ous miiBte idon iehr
lon1e FER icin limo lie hIDno
n0cr id)mor5 Qciueien?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

ga GroIie, sen #. &anlar 1918.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26
SUBMARINE PLOTS.

The discovery by the Navy Department Of evidence
that the German U-boats have been sending and recev
inc code messages by wireless gives support to the theory
that they have established connection with shore or with
base in these waters. Strange messages in code
which means nothing to the experts Of the department
have been picked up by government stations and report
ed to headquarters In these days of absolute govern
ment control of the wireless no unregistered code can be
egmaey floating through the ether this side Of the
Atlantic so the natural inference is left that the cap
tred radiograms from the German submarines or
from their connections.
The danger that exists in this condition Of affairs
not to be minimized With the departure almost daily
Of transports loaded with American soldiers their
70 France and with movement of American naval yes
sells along the coast the ability of the enemy submarines
to give and receive information the location Of
ships constitutes real peril
However, the Navy Department is alive to the situa-
ton and doubtless will leave nothing undone to counter
act any German pos devised against American ships
reward already has been offered for information that viii
lead to the discovery of German UbOat base on this
side and while the prize is far from large enough is
expsctedO stimulate interest among fishermen and boat.
men al along the coast
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

Mrs Fred Nauche spent last week
with relatives near Morristown.
Aunt Polly Carter remains in very
poor health.
Mr.. Flint Owens made business
trip to Baileyton Sunday.
Mrs. D. W, Owens spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. ]. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C S. Webster spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. A. Blanton.
Several from this place attended
the Children's Day at Carter's Chap
ell Sunday afternoon.
Preaching at this place Sunday was
we'll attended.
Will Booker and James Stuart
made a business trip to Greeneville
Monday.
Make Blanton spent Sunday with
Kate Carter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McCurry spent
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26
TO THE CITIZENS AND
VOTERS o FcREENE COUNTY

hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Trustee Of Greene
county, in the general election to be
held in this county on the first Thurs,
day in August, 1918, for the election
for term of two years of a success
sor to the present encumbent of that
office. ! have been member Of the
County Court Of Greene county for
nearly twenty-five years, and am
therefore familiar with county con-
ditions, county finances, and methods
for providing for necessary county
expenditures. | feel that by reason
Of my long service in the County
court ] am qualified and fitted to en-
ter upon the duties Of Trustee with a
thorough understanding Of the re-
quirements and duties Of that re-
sponsible position, My record as a
citizen and as a public official is an
open book to which / invite the in
spection Of everyone. In view of the
fact that the election is only a little
more than thirty days distant it will
be entirely impossible for me TO make
canvass of the county and person
ally present my claims to the individ-
ual voter. l take this method there
fore of soliciting the vote and in
fiuence Of every voter and citizen IN
the county, and l give my solemn
pledge that If chosen for this high
position by the people Of my county !
shall discharge the duties Of the of-
fee efficiently and impartially and
without fear or favor.
Sincerely yours,
J. 0, YOUNG.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26
FARMERS EXCHANGE MILLING
REGULATIONS, 1918 WHEAT
CROP

To County Food Administrator
The following tlegram is this day
received from Herbert Hoover, U. S.
Food Administrator, Washington:
"As to Farmers wheat next year
we wish to support the whole idea Of
farmers raising their own supply of
-four. Until the National wheat sup
ply is definitely determined and the
allied necessities are likewise arrived
at, we cannot lay down a National
program. AS a temporary basis we
believe the following is the best CO.
ordination of all views in Southern
States. Farmers may draw supply
of -four from the milling exchange or
exchange their own wheat for the
three months to October LIST. They
should not draw this from mills in ex-
cess of IL pounds Of -four per person
per month for use by their household
and tenants, and they should continue
in respect to substitute on the present
basis until we change general substi-
tute program for the entire country"
This simply means
1. Farmers, in exchange for 1918
wheat grown on land owned, leased
or cultivated by them, may draw from
mills three months supply of -four
to October LIST at the rate not to ex-
coed twelve pounds per person per
month for use by their households and
tenants.
2. All persons other than farmers
as defined in paragraph /, are limited
to thirty days supply Of -four either
by purchase of by exchange grinding
at the rate Of IL pounds per person
per month.
8. This does not release retailers,
farmers or any other consumers from
the g0-50 substitute regulation.
a. This does not effect bakers sub,
stitute regulations.
Yours very truly,
H. A. MORGAN.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

II the Daily Sun had few more such friends through
t the comfy as Hon. w. D. Bright of Jeraldstown, II
woud insure large circulation throughout the county
Mr. Bright has secured for us large number OF sup
srrons for the daily at Jeradstown There has scarce
J. hoo week since we started but that he has sent us
in few subscribers On Tuesday afternoon ne SEM us
twelve more subscribers to the Daily sum- all at 'er
aldstown This gives good list in that section ano
If we are to believe what the folks tell US the good peo
ple up there like the paper fine. Here's to our good
friend Brght may he always get the best things OF this
life. His reward in the hereafter is sure
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26
BRIGHT HOPE
4 y =

Miss 0ctiye Love has returned to
the home of her uncle, Mr.. B. W,
Love, after a few weeks visit with
friends at Warrensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Love have had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs, B. C.
Love, of Knoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bacon spent the
weekend with their grandmother,
Mrs. James Bacon.
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garl Lauderdaie was buried at rIno
1rove saturday.
Mr., Rome Easterly, of Plant City,
FLA, is on an extended visit with rel
atlves and 1Elenus OF johnson City.
Mrs. Ella Haun and son, OF Mo-
nawk, spent part OF last week with
Dr. j. b. BELL and family,
Quite number OF young people
atCenued the social given w Misses
oyple Lena ana taS kader, on last
friday evening. All report very
enjoyable tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Haworth and
daughter, VIVIAN, and Mary Ruth, OF
Cleveland, have been visiting friends
and relatives OF this place.
Mr.. Roy Lee, of Jonesville, Va, is
visiting MS cousin, Mr. M. 5. Lee.
Rev. &. W. Sauceman organized a
SUNDAY school at loves Memorial
last sunday afternoon. We nope
every one who can Will come out and
nelp make the Sunday school sue
cess.
Mr.. Bill Love spent Sunday with
Mr.. Jim Mullendore.
Miss Onita Bell and brother, Roy,
of Sweetwater, visited their uncle,
DR.. j. B. Bell, last week.
The many friends of Rev. E. T.
Goodman will be glad to learn that
he is going to preach at Whittenburg
church Sunday, June 3Oth. We are
sure Rev. Goodman will have some
thing good to say, SO let us all come
out and hear him.
Mr.. George Mullendore spent a
part of last week with his brother,
mr., Raleigh Mullendore.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26
TO THE REPUBLICANS
OF GREENE COUNTY


desire TO announce to you my
candidacy for a second term OF the
General Assembly, subject to the pri-
mary when called. II nominated end
elected ! will endeavor to secure only
such legislation as will serve the best
interests Of all the people. j have .
large acquaintance over the entire
State, among men whose influence
counts materially in legislative az
fairs, and the wants of the people Of
Greene county in such matters would
have my entire attention.
Yours truly,
DIR. 7. B. HUGHES.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

Postage rates on newspapers and magazines increase ."
~, - and as result all newspapers throughout the
country will have to advance to meet TINS
the FIRST of the month are going TO accept se"i
scrptions to the Daily Sun at So yearsx m0n'nS SUI
scrpon at $125 and three months subscription AZ '0'
One months subscription 4oc
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

You can get blank forms Of ali
kinds at the Sun office. Forms for
egg packers and shippers, blanks for
use in purchasing sugar, millers'
blanks, etc. We can send them to
you by mail upon receipt Of the price
Soc per hundred.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

Those who have taken the Daily Sun for one mOn'
ssblv know BY this time whether or not they IKE tne
srd Il thew care to get it for full year they can
have their subscriptions renewed Tor the luls Se"
Juv 1st for s2 Postage rates advance July ISL ana al
rsvsUaDers and magazines will have to adjust their SUD-
~;r+;or rates to conform with the increased rates
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-26

1t is to be hoped that the city administration will
make some effort to have the stock pens removed from
the center of the town after has been indicted into of
nee All efforts to get the present board to take any ac
on IN the matter has failed We may not be correct in
the matter but it looks reasonable that if the city au
hortes would request the Southern officials to move
this stencil from under the nostrils Of our citizens
backed up by petition signed by all the citizens of the
town. it would be little trouble to have it accomplished
Residences in that section Of the city with pretty unpro
tected lawns parking strips in which our citizens have
taken pains to keep respectable are being run over BY
irOves of cattle, sheep and hOgs cut up and torn 10
pieces And repeat that this matter has been called
70 the attention of the city officials time and time again
II there has been single protest gone up from them to
the Railway company, we have never heard of il. So
people looking to the new administration to rem
edy these miserable conditions It is to be hoped that
they will not be disappointed