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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-20
SAYS FOE AND JAPS IN PACT
Trotsky Makes Amazing Charge That
rh>v WouId sniI< Russia

Trotsky Makes Amazing Charge That
They Would Split Russia.
Amsterdam. March 20.-Two devel-
opments stand out In the latest news
from Petrograd Of particular interest
to America.
First, Leon Trotsky made the amaz-
ing charge that Germany and Japan
have agreed to split up all Russia ION
the basis Of mutual interest"
Next, the chairman of the meeting
OF the Moscow soviet, which ratified
peace, after reading Samuel Gomper's
message, warning against peace and
plsdging the aid OF American labor,
characterized Gompers as "The Amer.
ican Scheidemann."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-20
Rockefeller Reslsts Tax Payment

Rockefeller Resists Tax Payment.
Cleveland, Ohio. March 20.-Claim-
Ing New York as his legal residence,
John d. Rockefeller in federal court
here has filed petition for an In
junction to prevent County Treasurer
Boyle from collecting taxes on $5.000,-
600 worth Of personal property. which
he has been assessed by the county
auditor Of Cuyahoga county In which
Cleveland IL situated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-20

Berlin. March 20.-Twenty-thres Al.
lied airplanes and two captive bal.
looms have just been brought down,
the German war office announces. II
was stated also that reconnaissances
In Flanders had resulted in taking
300 Belgian prisoners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-20
ourano to Appear Before Senators

Washington, March 20.-Joseph P.
Cotton, chief of the food administra-
tion's meat department, and e. Dana
Durand, purchaser under the food ad.
ministration's direction of meat for
the Allies, have been notified in Chi
cago to appear before the Senate ag-
griculture committee investigating
food situation. They will be given
an opportunity to reply to charges
made before the committee that they
advised packers to hold down the
prices which have been paid for live
stock.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-05-25
Our "Buy-at-Home' Department
LOYALTY BASIS OF ALL CIVI LIZATlON

us .'''''eI' Lawrence lad CONC -,
MIS- Lane looked un w. ""f
streaking down her foco '"e ten
That's just what is the no..
me- should be acting as ifI. er WIN
were there. And so shonln a"rehe
Willie We're like these, the how you y.
she pointed to the letter tbat S ."efe
ped from her lap to the t,oo. 'a sl
WERE like them, in need, dyin,
ing eggs. milk, brandy. to TO-. ~"
awe would YOU be buv,ns 10y aa
gloves! And would we think u.h.. "nl'
people wear or how they live ~ :. o'u. !.
er we had only one servant now, m
BOY was over there, IL nv son -.
But other woInen's sons .,o
there. Mrs. Lane had at Inst .s.
this. The tears were rolling dow. ~
cheeks. 10"a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-05-25

Merchants desiring to change COPY
must have same ia not later than
Wednesday. otherwise same copy will
- e4n.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

The republican senators held a
caucus aud decided to continue their
policy Of doing all possible TO for
ward the war work. This Is the
riRht decision. aud while they may.
and do. differ as To the best methods
To be- employed. that decision must
be- left to the intelligence and deci-
sion NJ each individual II is under
stood that the proposed legislation
presented by the administration Is
generally opposed because II is con
sidercd az taking away too many Of
the vital principles Of a republican
form " government. hut there was
nn showing uf strength for the pro-
posed war rahinrt measure, which
is opposed by the administration.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15
CROZIER DISCUSSES AGE
LIMIT ENLARGEMENT

Discussing enlargement Of the age
limit Tor sclectivc military scrxice.
Provost Marshal General Crozier
said.
\ pronounced majority Of The
boards favor some enlargement. but
there is great diversity OF opinion
rs toe thu proper age limit. Nine
teen and thirty-nvc IN perhaps the
limits most frequently suggested.
hut somc recommend forty or forty
five years as the upper limit. There
t. distinctly stronger demand for
raising the maximum agc than for
lowering the minimum.
General Cruzirr estimates that f.
asa3ss acceptable single men would
be- made available 10y an increase in
the y limit Ia include mcn up Ia
lorty-ilNc years. The estimate plac-
rs the number of acceptable single
men between eighteen and twenty
unc years at i5i6,2S3 The number
NJ probably acceptable single men
already registered but not called II
i32iSi5. According Ia these figures
should the age limit be- enlarged Ia
include men of from eighteen to for
ty-hNe wears, inclusive. k2555iG
ply sically and otherwise qualified
unmarried men would be open Tor
call IN the service.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

savings ilallctt ltuynolds recently
from the Washington headquarters
To po 100 percent IN Thrift stamp
efficiency means that every man.
woman and child IN the community
must own at least one thrift stamp
That Is what has happened IN Char
loltc. Mich. and the example Is CON
sidcrcd of sufficient importance rs
a milestone IN the great War Saw
iugs campaign Ia have II flashed all
over the nation Ia thrift stamp
workers everywhere.
New Mexico has no 100 percent
thrift stamp town as yet, hut II II
confidently expected at state head
quarters that there will be- several
Of them before many more days
have passed Reports coming Ia Mr.
Reynolds show that county dircc-
tors and committeeman q getting
exceedingly busy. p%erfcctiug organi-
zaiiuns. naming aud cnthusing
workers and getting close Ia thr
people with the facts ~ lo import
nee IN the individual and the NIT
ton NJ saving aud investing N,
pennies. quarters and small saving
iu thrift and war savings stamps
IN one important New Mexico iu,,n
q Wuilan, The county chairman. l,ls
secured q representative Ia cunNns'
'triy house ia every street. plcdR 9
Eco hrcp Ut the work until every man
woman and child IN each house has
90 .v9s' ono thrift stamp. The cv.
auiplr she Is setting Is likely To- b,
followed soon m other counties.
Onc OF the most interesting an,
curuurULiu. features uf the New
Mexico campaign Is the interest
business men T. taking IN the wal
1Niur, work. Many of them az,
I'd forming limit clubs. by which
~" mrmhrrs pledge themselves 1,
save and invest durinp 1913 the limit
ct Sl.Wnp. which II all one pcrsol
may own 1T the wal savings stamp
mr. "Bahl Bonds This movement
os n spreads over thr state. h. rN.
prctrd lu produce not less than ou.
million uf the seven millions cullrl
int from New Mexico "a 1918.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15
N ANOTHER FORM

Two British soldiers went into %
restaurant at Saloniki and asked for
Turkey with Grcetc. The waiter
said.
I'm sorry. gentlemen. hut ! cant
Ser,ia. Whrrrupon the Tommir,
cried. Fetch the Busphorus'
When that gentleman arrived and.
heard the complaint the manage.
said.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

400 effort huuld boz made 90 secure
Too construction uf horderland
Route f.um east to west, passing
iuruU-n columbus. Al route, COM
II- west would require a passahlr
road from tI Peso tu the top IT the
mesa anil from there % could branch
o. DENNIS and Columbus. swing the
i'IrI-' % choice uf routes The at
traction. uf the Mexican border. IN
tW., DI peace would draw much
travel .hr southern way
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15
NJ NDRED PERCENT HIGH ~
THRIFT STAMP EFFICIENCY

Las Nrgas. y VI. Feb. ib-lt has
remained for the little city Of Char
lo'ir, Michigan, with a population of
5Srn. Ia Mn the high honor Of be-
ing the first town IN the United
states a. go in percent ON Thrift
stamps. according Ia Information
reaching state Director If War
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

n those two hundred Washington
officials issuing orders Ia prefer
their particular freight had been AT
something else the railroads might
have pulled through without the
closing dow of the industries of
the nation for nst a week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

Reason. published at Girard. Kan
sas. has changed It's name TO the
New Appeal, and has been converted
into an ardent supporter Of the gov
eminent Mr.. kopcling Is editor.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

The oil fields near Columbus are
attracting attention and drilling will
soon be- resumed The Indications
for oil here are considered NOR
than good and capital is agalu flow
ing into oil s%peculatious Item sent
out by the Tri-Statc NJ AGENCY
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15
WHAT 10 ,ol ruI>K or THAR

Ntpdo journal published iu Kan
tIi, Me-" say. IN" Appeal "a
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

Entered at th' postumc at Co
luuias N.W Nryicu as second class
mail matter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-02-15

-tieles at prices advertised to secure these low prices
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
y tvlf SanSenifab.

@oihin8tor 21oc Mni: 8icr.
nenl Dem iporifc 2(mbosiancr / Der.
lin err Def Irffcoc2 at crfore Nou.
rene poa 10 2(merjfoncrc, iom hoI.
res ION ariBsiarger / 1~pifIanb.
@Ionot oi5ic er Sfib5faptetn Gn.
Ton GIieu ira Caflono, Cal, "a
Stnrmnnh SiImnr 2eunurnier ira
HldonrhIer, @oih, Der bIep taQue
tl!'an8e omboro pna Sfibct on.
core" / Spo.S %tjlehuoet Sen 140e
SuIi 1911; Strrman0 aoIitaS ira
9}cm 9orf, iom iommcn mco Ntc,
iten al Mnnoitabct bIcu tnaet til,
'on9e | Oct inoiife Sceon Sen 30te
Gtopembcr 1917, % Ghriition 81.
lenicn, en- menig SoI0ot / Som.
toni 81 16he 6oreneoc Statlrs
acknowledgement, ION bIep toact
tiI'ange i lorraine oen soc 6e.
bruar 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
en- farlie Spaooom.

Miaioulo, Mont, 22oe O}ai:
Or. ". $. Sorriion,' iom / mango
Anr hur iihNet / oifcntIi8 GmbcOe,
cr blet arreileret her poo GnfIn9c
ior i~orrrocrifc Dtrin9er.
San bIep orrciteret paa 1or.
arIe0ning al Ell bcrprrcnoe Ne.
frnttorm95oiiicer Ser c~rfIprc0e, at
Or. Snrriion, eitcr at Sen tnifc
"Grine" pna &eitironten par be,
9nnot, hnphe iogt. at "Inifcrnc piI
bare ! Sonhon tnocn BEN lite ,Su.
III, o. at SEN antcrifanife Grmc 20
Sage 0creitcr plI bciinbc ia pna
@icmneieu iont bnufcOe &lm0r."
Er. @orriiou hnr cuonu ingrl1
r''cntI,l GrtIrrmg oi9jpct pcorc.
leroe @elfnIhuiuaerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
De malte BAN eul.

Stint, Wtif., 22be Wai: Gen
IS @Ior gomlc @iqinm Honcigb,
Tom bar nGgtet at blbrage II roo
Gcnt iii 0et Hooe aors, blep peo
0tioonqatib marhcrct heltao Spens
@opcogooc. @linoreoer oeltog /
cGmon'trationen.
6oneigh blep ntnlet gul ira Sop
iii Soa, en- 2pufe logt ON bans
500 % ct Hcb omfring bans 5als.
Noo hans 9rpit % sing blep Ser
onbroQt 70 Vlafoter, bct enc mer-
fet g. u W" % set onbet "@cr.
man Slot.
Froccaiionen to9cbe neoob ga.
olran Strcct, 9pens Sopeogohc,
Ri Moionic 5cmple, bpor He0e
Sora bar iii 6opeofportcr. Otter
az ppre lloitilet Der en- Sib fortc8
Sanger neo iii Chen, bpor balt
bleD 9inct 10 9rlinoi9e Iuffcrter.
San lfnI oqioa hnpc npgtet
at fiobc i2bertn Bombs eqcr Shrpit
Clamps, eQer / Selc tagct at BIZ.
bragg noget iii patriotiifc 2ierco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28

1. GngeIif Dor % maa bore Def
cncite MISUNDERSTANDING / ofient.
Iige. nripntc, firfelige "a onorc Zig.
nenoe SfoIer.
.. SdmtoIer poo oiientliae Ste.
Ser, pan Sernba1etog % ooer Gele.
'onen Dor isres pna Gngelif.
8. 4qc oiientIige SnIer Dor boI.
res poa Gngclif.
4. 2ob Dem. Tom fife fon tolc
CHER ioritnar Def enaelife SprOg,
foIbe inc @uh5tierciter i Siclumct.
Gicrrc, Soutb 7afoto, Sen 256c
Mni; Statcn5 6oripar5roao bar
;bng uOitcht Ell Srore, Der %iorbpoer
ionpeI ltnoeruiening / Tom grugcn
al bct tpife Sproe peo oiicntIigc
6oriomllnger, inbbcIottct @ubstie.
i Staier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Den nve Sesiltrerino.

@nihlngton Ben 246e Mfoi: Ge
al Sanoeta unge Wpnb, Iom bar
'nlot iii 21oe 9Ior iioen Den 5te
Slrni 1911 parties iglen ON, at oc
fife mao QIcmme, at Hcgiitrerings.
hagen 'or Dem er lat iii ocu rcrlt.
tommcnoe 5tc &lni, % at llno-
InocIic al at iremmroc for line 10.
fale Observation-Disclosures pau
rem Gag nil pauicrc Dem oIporIiac
llbebogcligbebcr.
StBcIeoe5 parileS inabanne, lon1
zen Gag er frapnrenoe ira 'ine
Nlcnn, ON iti6c at Jorge for, at De-.
res Nannc plI bIi inoiprte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Oberit Sicrnitao.

--
St. Taul Sen 22oe Mfoi: Sberit
9llirco ". @iornitab beraf 9ncn,
iioligere Gnptein / oct gantle 13bc
Wttnnelota NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% ~Iel1ere Wfilltrrottoft uco De
6orencbe Stoters Ambo5iabe i
Berlin, err beifipitiget ntcb Srgo.
nlierinqcr al Sreoie Nmerifanifc
Nrneforps % er Gbei fnr bette
2orpa' 8enernlitab. Gcuuc 81.
terretning inbeholbtes / ct 9ren,
iom bans @rober, 2. i. @iornltao
mootog ira BAN igonr. GcrimoO
hor Tnmillen hiotil life moota9et
nogcu @efrrftclic pda Ell @eret'
ring ON. al ban ifaI pore ubrppnt
III @encralitab5d)ei ior ber ieritc
amerifnrifc 6cItnrmc, iom beitaar
al 10 @lrmeforpier poa bpert ire
Ciniijoner.
3pis Bette iorhoIbcr iig iao, err
Der o9idn Mt1,ligheh for, at han er
hIct iorircmmet iii 9ri8ooeoeneroI,
Ser er Sen Slang, Iom i~rhebnpcs al
for en- Arn1ea 8encroIitnb.
Gberit S~leruitahs 6or, Sultis
9iornitob, er Ell gomneI 81. Saul
berger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28

ct IntaI Dfpnb / lloifrioningSol'
feren bar iorlaot, % at andre
ieIp M al % iii iorlaber 2anoet
iprot unoqoa Willtrrtieneite.
elsie "Slacfer5" looer til at
ppre al Den Oiening, at De fan
unbgoa line Wtlitprpligter neb at
isqe mibIertibig Spbolb / et irem.
meo 2ono, % Of De, nno arisen
or opcr, fan perbe tilbage og npbe
8rugterne al De Gpofrelicr, bpori
De ingen Gel hanoe.
&eri toger De fulbitpnbig fell,
for noor aoriliften er nper, pil
nisic 6nrer, nanr be after Is9er
4badng iii De 6orenebe Stoter,
iinbc, al oct piI bli n%sbnenbig Tor
Dem Of "itnnoe til Rette" for Gpcr-
trroelie al WiIitprlopen.
&c retsIlge 6orfslgelier al bisie
Gerioner pll bli fort meb Sen
Strcn8heh, 90 be oil, rnl
DC fonotca i%fpIoi9e, bli iIa9t so.
pens itrcngeite Stroi.
Get er Iigcaploigt, bporlnnge De
bortc fra 2anoet. 5ioen ipiner
HoQe. Sc pil, bpiS Be no.
De iinbe5 ifploige, bIi ilogt SO.
pens &ler.
&libIifum / i'm almin6eligbco
oorlfoe3 oginn ON, of enbper, Iom
Ell nnoen iii at unoorage
ig in MtiIitrrpIi9t, cQer lom
III Of unoerboIbe / ltolon-
let nogen, Iom err rsult bio / set
1iencO at unogoa WfilitGrtieneite,
r ifpI0ig / OpertrroeIIe al Spion-
opcn % fnn ioemmes ben Straf
iaitiGtter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
RriSslfolen.

@aihington oen 23oc Nfoi: Ir.
acknowledgements oplpicr. at iel.
Qen0e Nipirnntcr ira Noropeitlia.
terre Dor bcitaoet Sotasell eaera.
men iii ariasifoIeu, % at Be pil
iii optaget iom Saoetter Den 14oe
%liul:
Minncioto; Charles 0immler,
M~inncopoIiS; 4oroIb .. Sano,
2ltpotcr; HanooIpb 9. @iIfinior,
9afe elmo; Hobert $. aruegcr,
Morri5; gooIpb 9~ergluno, @or.
roao; Sonolo e. Cummings, 9Iue
Gortb; 4leranoer q. Sonb, @ia.
mar. % Sbeooore u, Sol0abI, no.
icoli.
Nor,b Sofota: 6ranf u. Ten.
ling, Sr., 2atota, % Sionep ~.
Siuos, @abpeton.
South Safota: @anne 9. Bar.
FER, Sreunan; Sbomas i. |ougbn.
@atertomn; Ilbert n. SIacfmea,
Srultoale; eNSorl n. Sobnion, 30.
rena, % Charles s. Swari5.
Eierce.
Soma; SEQ &. Goncannon, %.
renport; Sermou 2 9ruswiis,
eagle Srope; @iQiam W. Glib.
ion. Hooonop; Z. 9. =. 2arion,
Siour Gitp; Robert 9. Glfins, Sort
Mobiion; @iIion .. Sigeins, Ses
WPoines, % SaroIo =. Burner,
9rano Slinctiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Sprooforbuo.

Gcs Roires, Soma, 0cn 25oc
g2o,; @uoerupr u. 2 Hor0ng
har , cr ino9 uoiteot Proclamation
Yoabubt, al Gn9eIif "mao ppre Der
5ncita MISUNDERSTANDING" / ale
c1fentIi8c % prionte Sfoler Soma
: ben Sio, ariger porer. % onbe.
foIcr poo Oct itprfeite, at man noe.
lutferbe taller GugeIit poo ale Of.
tcntlIge Steocr % peo oQe client
l9e GnIeorlnger.
5 &rotIomationcu ioitipttcs ieI.
qeloe IRE RegIer:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
scott loplie paIot.

@nibirgton, 3. g., Sen 22oe
Mni; I. 5. StccIcs 9~citrioeIie al
Geo. &. ScottS &ct til Sroc / 8u.
lei iom &eprpIcntant ira lite
3opaoiitrift er ioag al @oIgfomi.
teen bIet uigiort til 6orbcI ior
DIR. Scott, Der crfIprc5 ior lopli9
NaIat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Scpcns lanse olrm.

@aIbin9ton Den 23bc Moi: Sii.
i~titsminiiter Gregorp bar uS,teot
ct &nrifo ON al Glaciers. Iom
er rent al Sonoei iorot un0gaa
Dtilitprtieneiten. piI BIZ orreitere.
re % iotte UNDER retsIis Siltale,
bolS De after letter 500 poa onle.
,ifonif 8runo.
Set er bieoet meI0t mig. beoer
Bet ! Mlnliterens aun5glsreIie, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Gubas %SubiIoun,.

6opnno hen 21bc M}ai: Sci.
lin8cn al Guba3 6ribe03Oo9 %
16sAoraiubilrum iom uoibGngig
9icpubIlf FOG / 0nabrpfnin9en in
&cQpnocIic mf alofferin8ning %
Ilt0cn nIc6 0ampiIoltcr.
Gn alpntpcpnrnoe pnSicrcbe Ic.
mere NJ pan pna Gagcn / Gcpp for
YrGli0ent Wcnocal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Sufferforbruoet.

@oihington ocn 21oc N}ai: iii
troOa ior SriaabciparcIierne %
hcn ircmherifenhc anapbeo ior-
lru8tea Der / oe 6orencoc Stoter
/ 0et ioritp Mar al .ari9cu, neuIig
@priI 1917 til Ipril 1918, 4,1O9,.
291 Gou Suffer, cQer mere enc
Der brll8tca / Gn9lono, 6ronfrig,
StaIien % Ganaoa tiliommcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
17br maifrfernr.

Snttenoe. Naiielter bor o9lon tnor
prrct iciret pon ilere Stcoer / 2on.
Set mlocr itor G%liilutring. Sna'
Qo0tiom u0cn lln0tagclic alltng sc.
itcrnc Garafter al &onoIiictaocmou
itrotioncr for set me 6Uorelanb
@lmcrifa. Get nar Groifuben MOB
Bette 2ono, Tolelien al BET tore An.
ipar, hi hor iom omcrifonife &orgere,
o. SpcrcnaitcmneIicn mcIem anterl
fonifc % uorifc 6rihchsi0caler, iom
nor Ben re0c 3ruao / omtrcnt duc
GaIcr, Der blcp hoI0t. Gnfelte "a
Icrc bcfIoget ben llpIlic MOB ali
frcnmco. ION li0cl @mcrIfn fom op
/ arlqcn pna iorifleli1c Y}nnher hor
ait iig tiIflcnbe Der / &nubet. 5 lin
Gale / Sbepliu sal nc0 Wtlumcintn
llnipcriitet toItc / ocnne 6orbunhelic
Iroieaior @i5Ie @othne ON 6orifieI
len mcllcm @cgrcbcrnc "llnitp" %
Uniformity.
Siclac "(loenoe"$ Heiernt ontalte
han, i Mto0iGtnilg iii llorDo0eIie5-
frigen beroner MOB Def, iom er al
uoenlonoif Gpriuoclie, at man / GnQ
Iorb banoe oprettct ct Vroicaiorot
/ Norif peo llnineriitetet / Srforo,
o. at netop / bi5ie Gage bonoe pco.
fon1nleuoe Yroiesior tiItrnoot i'm
Sitting meb en- 6orelP5ning oncr
Neurit @ergelauh. 2igclcbes hopbe
Den engelife Stot netop bcilllttet al
l,ogipc en- engelif G~neripttelie al DC
gomlc rorife 2one. S BET belle iaget
tcQner BET Ill, al nc | @naluHo mer
"a nler t%oInnler I'll G~rfien6elien al
SlGgtitabet meo Oct ifonbinoplifc
g}orben % @etnoniueen al SperIe.
|periugerne oerfra.
Nnar mnbtoges enfeIte o~ubimoebe
elIer piIbleoehe Snoipiher3 &oroIln-
ger ng Orb, itob oct omerifonife 6oIf,
uben @eninn I'll Sprinbelie, iorrlet
/ ben itore aamp for Gelnofroti,
iogoe Troie5ioren. Set Dor Gmc-
rlfo5 "llnitp" - inore Gnbe6 - Der
nor iom Oct Inienoe Gren1peI for belle
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-19
REV. G.. S. RICE MAKES
STRONG PATRIOTIC PLEA

The seriousness of the war stuat on
and the urgent necessity of every
true American responding to the cell
of the government for financial sup
port in winning the great struggle
we have been forced 70 enter, was
eloquently and tellingly portrayed by
Rev. C. S. Rice in his address b,fore
the citizens at the Tabernacle last
Sunday evening.
The following letter concerning a
Cedar City recruit now on his way to
France, was written by Mr. ID. A.
Spencer, general passenger agent of
the Union Pacific System, to ex-Sen-
ator Lunt of this city, dated at Salt
Lake City March 27th
"Dear Senator Lunt:
81 had the pleasure of accompany
ing party of drafted troops to the
number of 247 through Idaho and
Utah en- route to the sport of embark
alton" for France. took occasion to
go through the trains, as | usually do
to look up all the Utah boys | could
locate.
"On this occasion became ac-
quainted with Edwin Webb of Cedar
City and spent some little time in
conservation with Private Webb. Piv-
ing him such encouragement and good
cheer as | was able. No doubt your
self and the acquaintance and friends
of Mr.. Webb in Cedar City will be
glad to know that he was in the very
best of health and most excellent
spirits under the circumstances and
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-19
CORRESPONDENCE
PARAGONAH

Paragonah, Utah, April IS, 1918.
Mr.. Amos Robinson, who has been
confined to his bed for about three
months, is now thought to be on the
road to recovery.
Very beautiful funeral services were
held last Sunday over the remains of
Sister Alice Robb, who has been a
long but patient sufferer. The taber-
nacle was well filled with sympathiz-
ing friends and all Of her children
were here with the exception of
James, the local life insurance agent.
On Arbor Day the teachers and pu-
pills of the public school spent the
morning cleaning up their yords. Then
they chose teams for game of volley
ball. The side that lost gave the
other most delicious berry supper,
after which we played few parlor
games and then played ball until late
in the afternoon. A very pleasant
dance closed the days activities.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-19
KANARRAVILLE

Kanarra, Utah, April Is, 1918.
A few of our young men went to
Hurricane last week to shear sheep.
Mrs. Hattie and Louie Stapley, the
wives of James S. and John A. Slap
ley, are on the sicklist this week
Marion Roundy of this place re-
ceived notice last Saturday to 90 to
the training camp on April 26th.
Berry Williams and wife made a
hurried trip to Mr. Williams sheep
camp near Hurricane this week
All the occupants of the Southern
Utah Hospital from this place have
returned home and are convalescing
nicely from their operations.
Andy Berry is about the happlest
man in town these days, all because
of the arrival Of a new son at his
home. He says his work will now be
greatly lessened.
Bp, Berry and j. Wallace Williams
each have new car, the former n
Dodge touring car and the latter a
/ Ford touring car. Four others have
been ordered to be delivered about
June first.
As home missionaries we had in
attendance at our afternoon services
last Sunday Elders Calvin Pendleton
and John u. Webster; u. r. Jones and
Emily c.. Watson in the interest of
the third Liberty Loan, and Henry
Jones, who was here on professional
business. They each gave very
good and timely talk on the subjects
assigned them,