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we're in the war for all we've got with all we've
got. To be sure, the president stated that ne is
ready to discuss just and honest peace, but none
of the other fighting nations is and, beside, the
president is evidently convinced that the samples
of peace given by Germany to Russia, Rumanla
and Ukraine prove that the German government
is Incapable of fair and honest peace.
The president has in reality delivered war
cry for his country. The American people must
get out of their system any particle of expectation
or desire of peace save the peace that is to be got
by fighting for it. To develop and apply our ut
most war force, without stint or limit, is our ex-
elusive duty and business.
Every business concern has got to ADJUST IT.
self to the demands of war business. Every ind-
vidual, every household has got to make contrlbu,
ton to the national war force its immediate and
chief concern
The sooner these things are done the sooner
will the nations be able to pound Germany into
peace, and that's the labor that has got to be per-
formed There is no other way out of 1t, and our
European allies, as we'll as our own people, are
indebted to President Wilson for war speech
that drives all peace hypocrtes into their hoes to
stay there until the finish while true patriots sac
rifice and fight for freedoms sake.
Funny but every time Germany celebrates "a
great victory Austria sets up great talk tor
peace +
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DIV OF M 11ICCt5I5S Wit UC HIS1I UU1 III .
the campaign. Mrs. Victor 'MOynier
has arranged meeting in Gibbs town.
ship for Saturday evening at which
Mrs NJ. G. Budlong and Rev. H. c.
Postlethwaite will speak.
At patriotic meeting at Regan to
ne held Saturday night Mrs. F. l..
Conl,lin will nresent the work Of the
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On't fullV praSD it when q great trial OF

impends. sg&
LEST OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT
Well, if here isn't Russia clucking and giving
symptoms of wanting to lay an egg!
Trotzky proclaims universal military training
Bolsheviki leaders at Petrograd declare that, II
the German offensive' fails, it will give Russia 8
chance to renew the war upon Germany, and
round about Odessa, the Bolsheviki forces are
actually fighting Germans
We can suggest nothing of Importance that
Russia might do, just now. However, fighting
Germans improves peoples morale and Russia
might go at the Teuton her little best, on general
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS R|
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THE STATES o.DEs IS M. NEWSPAPER
60
WITH FAITH IN HIM, HOLD FAST!
The other evening, one of the most influential
lawyers and church laymen in Ohio said this:
'I have almost reached the point where I'm
ready to surrender my religion. cant 60 h1uch
further and believe in the justice Of God who
permits this bloody war business to continue: How
can explain or defend the motive of Gcd who
permits the Germans to invent a gun that shoots
10 miles and kills women and children worship
ping in :. church?'
Hold fast, friend lawyer and churchnan
There comes time in the affairs, of men when
all that is material is dead hopeless Material and
the thought, Heart and soul of man can turn to
the spiritual alone In the darkness at the bottom
Of the pit, with man, are mans power to reason,
his boosted logic his moiety of uEderst and'ng Vt
Gods works his demands for explanation or de-
tense of the Creators acts and purposes, an man
car only look up toward the bit of heaven that is
still tri git and assuring above the mouth OF the
r,t. Hope in his own efforts may be gasping its
last BREATH Charity may be impossible in :imes
ruled by slaughter and hatred. But to man there
is always left faith.
Twenty centuries ago the world was ruled by
the few It was the rule of lust, luxury and op-
PRESTON at the expense of the millions. The
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cNAJaE7T
chairman Of the governing board OF
the North Dakota Home Guard, de
livered addresses and the Wilton band
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FRIDAY, April laaas,s.
Dean of North Dakota
School
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bearing seed ten thousand fold. Let the wisest
amongst US explain that.
"He doeth all things WE'LL" This is the begin.
ming. the continuance and the end. But most OF
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Force says the president, force to the utmost,
without stint or limit, the righteous force which
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has made. her home with her aunt. Mrs.
II EXenSOn ON Avenue c. Music and
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WOMEN ARE
} DO THEIR BIT
N OF LOAN DRIVE
'tings Being Held Under
IS Committee Sub
Already Coming In
sing. Mrs. LaRose sang some of her
beautiful patriotic songs and led the
singing. Later Miss Aus sang the ma
tional anthem most effectively. Miss
Aus has beautiful voice and can be
OF much assistance in her cOmmun-
ity.
c>u.roi M>n$inoc 0lannAA
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luncheon was served to about twenty
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1x1II I,AA1,s. CRX
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1sMARcREvEfs1NGtT
OF Wahpeton, who is conducting a
series Of meetings here, will preach
for high school students particularly.
A general welcome is extended people
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Observation-Disclosures,
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LJH AZ

W, oa,r 1,,,' w.
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Conklin will present the work Of the
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WY ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-29
KRAJAN Sc UTOPIL.

Iowa City, La. - Oznamuje
Sc utOnuti zde vazeneho stare
no osadnika :eskeho a zdejsiho
Obchodnika, p. Frant. Neuzila.
JmenOvany sci v pravodu sye-
no bratra Josefa k rece polOzi
tt nejake provazce ma chytani
ryb a pozdeji spolecne Sc vra-
TIL. Josef Ia nekolik hodin
sci Sc k rece podivati a spatril
ma hladine plovati klobouk sve
no bratra a nsco dale jeho hui.
Tez ma brehu nasel stopy, kite
re Sc zdaly nasvedcovati tomu,
re nekdo sklouzl do vody. Ia
volal rychle hasice tt pomoci
haiku take "a kratkou dobu bra
ira jeho vytahli. Mrtvola ne
st'astneho krajana dopravena
do pohrobnickeho zavodu jak
pficina srnrti jest koronerem
udavana nest'astna nahoda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-29
ClENOVE kfSSKE RADY POzADUJl
0DSTOUPEN GSAkE.
REVOLUCNf PROJEVY POSLANCU
POL LSKYCH A OCIALISTICKYCH.
PAD LUDENDORFFUV JEST UPADKEM zOLD-
NERSKYCH STRAIN

Amsterdam, %. rijna. = Ia
patecniho a sobotniho zasedani
udaiy Sc v poslanecke snemov-
ne v Berline rozcilujfci sceny.
Polsky posi-. Korfanc prohla-
sill verejne, ze jedine v Saske
Kamenici, jez lezi pob'lze ce-
|skych hranic, prodal departe-
ment valecnych surovin "a
100000 markI kobercI i j.
neho zbozi nakradeneho Mem
lei v Polsku. Nekolik set tisic
chudeho polskeho iidu bylo do
praveno do Nemecka, kde pfi-
drzovan byl v pravem otroctti.
Brigadni general polske legie
Pilsudsky, jehoz 81 p0sky ma
rod velice vazi dosud, je vzdor
vsem protestdm drzan v mag
daburske pevnosti.
"Nevinime nemecky lid z
ltechto nasilnosti ale nemecky
militarism podavam smifli.
YOU ruku nemeckemu {idu pro
pospolite blaho,' pravil Kor.
fame.
Neodvisly socialista dr.
Cohn pravil, re celia valka by,a
ztracena hned po prvni bitve
u Marry. "Nemlze byti pomije
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-29
NEPOTOPITELNA Lob.

New York. Americky parnik
Lucia, jenz byl vybaven plo-
voucimi "schrankami", jez me-
'ly uciniti lod' nepotopitelnou,
de zprav jez dosly do zdejsich
namofnich kruhG Sc potopil.
Byl ma Atlantickem oceane tor
pedovan ponorkou, vsak po-
drobnosti O dobe potopeni a O..
sudu muzstva neni niceho zna-
mo. =
Lucia, drivejsi rakouskf
parnik, odejel z jednoho allan
tickeho pristavu plnym nakla
dem IL. rijna. Veliky parnik o
6744 tunach vytlaku, jenz Sc
nalezal Mobile, Aga., kdyz
Spojene Staty vstoupily do va!
ky, byl vybaven nepotopitel-
nym opatrenim, hlavne nepro-
duSnymi mistnostmi nakladem
pres 100000, coz vzalo dobu
nekolika mesicu. Vynalezce O.
patreni tvrdil, re LODI Sc udrZi
mad vodou, bez rozdfiu mnoho-
Ii vody dirami, zpGsobenymi
torpedovanim neb pumami do
lodi vnikne. Parnik vykonal jiz
neko,ik cest bez jakekoli neho-
dy, nez no tento osud postihl.
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ma otazka, ida Sc ma vesti val
ka Hohenzollerny neb nastati
mir bez HohenzoE.ernI. Sveto-
va revoluce bude nasledovati
sv6tovemu imperialismu a sve-
tovemu militarismu, my vsak
vse pfezijeme. Podejme ruku v
techto bojich nasim zahranic-
MIN pratellm."
Slova DIR. Cohna prijata s vo-
lanim souhlasu s vykriky Han
ba. Honor byl tax velky, re
president hrozil vyklizenim
snemovny.
Jiny socialista Otto Kuehle,
volan byl k pofadku proto, ze
prohlasil, re kaisr Sc must VIDA
tt vlady, ma napomenuti predse
dajiciho pax odpovedel: "Vo-
lani k pofadku jej nezachrani
pred kriminalnim soudem."
Vzdor temto vymluvnym di
kazum s.nysjeni nemeckeho
iidu nell ministr vnitra Groe-
be a ministr valky Scheuch SINE
lost, re prohlasili: Nestava mic
CO by mohlo ohroziti pevnou
stavbu armady neb osobni vzts
by mezi pruskym kralem a dd.
stojniky.
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OPILf NESMEJf MA zELEZ
NICE.

Aurora, Ill. - Zdejsi, appe-
lacni soud, ktery projednava
pozIstalost po Danielu Paw
s.iszynovi, rozhodl, ze zeleznic
nj drednik neni povinen proda
tt jizdni listek clov6ku opile-
mu. Pawliszyn prisel ma stani-
ci drahy buriingtonske kdyz
mu tam nechteli prodat listek,
ponevadz byl opily, vysal ma
koleje a byl vlakem prejet.
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ZACHRANA PRED INFLU.
ENZOU.

Velitel lekaru v armade ma
rinakI Great Lakes, H., Owen
j. Mink, dava radu, ably kazdy
normaln6 Ill, ridil Sc die navo-
du zdravotni komis,e. H,avne
NIT suchs pradlo, nohy V SUI
chu, v teple, a pax nemusime
Sc obavat influenzy.
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VI Amy ASilSShy III OODy va
telu sveta, ktere Sc ma ne hrnou
V pritomne dobe, nejsou ONE
zeny jedine ma zapadni from
tu. We skutecnosti, vladcove Ne
mecka budou pocit'ovati trpce
il nezdary, zasazene skryte a
neslySne ma jinem poll, nezli
ztraty n6kolika millionu pou-
heho kanonfuttru, nebot' ony
Gezdary zasahnou jejich nejci
tlivejsi misto, jejich mesce. A
nlerika zasahuje Nemce toutO
dvoji zbrani; zatim co jeji ma
rodni armada triStl linii Hin
denburgOvu, jeji chemikOve pO
razeji N6mce ma chemicke from
te. Americke laboratOre ovlad
ly tajemstvi anilinovych barev,
vyrabenych z dehtu,S~SlxVsu
cfch bohatOstf a delikatnostni
odstinG, ma ktere az do valky
melo Nemecko monopol. Meme
cke laboratore zasobovaly W.
hradne cely svet temito barvi
Wy, kdyz kaiser vydal Sc ma
sve Silene dObrodruzstvi a kdyz
briticke valecne lod d'stvo odriz
10 Nemecku zamorsky obchOd,
teXtjlni a Odevni prumysl We
vsech zemich byl tim zle post
zen. sssikl,
Genius americke chemie zlo
mil tento monopol. To jest do
kumentovano padne ctyrtou IA
rOdni vystavou chemickych in
dustrii, ktera byla nedavno o.
tevrena v Grand Central pala-
ci v New Yorku. Produkty zde
vystavene ukazuji, re americ-
ky chemik "a ctyri roxy do
hnal uplne sveho nemeckeho
konkurenta S jehO vyhOdOu
ctyficeti let pfipravy neruse
neho vyvoje.
NemeckO vyuzivalO teto Wy
sOce rOzvinute barvivove indu
strie k ziskavani mezinarod-
mich obchodnich who'd, a dou-
falo, re tento monopol mu pc.
muze primeti ostatni svet, ably
MIN navazal poznovu obchO-
dni styky po skonceni valky.
Vedle potase, Nepci domniva
Ii sc drzeti jeden' z hlavnich
trumffn budouci hfe sveto
Wy obchod v teto industrii. KrO
me toho, vyroba barviv byla
zdrojem velikych prijmu row
nez prestize pro nemecky pru
mysl. Duplikovani teto slozite
industrie v Americe must byti
trpkou ranou pro kapitalisty
"a Rynem.
Toto duplikovani nemecke
chemicke industrie v Americe
neni vsaI omezenO pOuze ma
barviva. Sfri Sc do jinych Ii
nil vykony Ameriky ma tom.
to poll budou tvoriti jedno z
nejtrpcich zklamanl pro Mem
ce, al Nemci po valce budou Sc
stavovati svetovou billanci sv6
no podniku.
Damske saty, Sc svyrni okou
zhJicimi skalami bohatych, ne
yystihlych barev a nadechd,
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PAX arci.

Lesnik: Gale pfite..i, CO to
delas? Vzdyt vSechno chy-
bls!" 4
Svatecni: "Nediv Sc! Jsem
clenem "Spolku ma ochranu wi
rat!'
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barev blizsich vytvorIm prlro
dy a stale tie oznacitelnych,
vdeci dnes "a svoji dokona-
lost americke chemicke indu-
strii. Tento novy americky prd
mysl zaklada Sc ma zdravych
a skvelych zakladech, jimiz
Sc honosila pred valkOu nemec
ka industrie. DIE toho dalo by
Sc souditi, re americtf chemi--
kove mali pred sebou jeste hod
ny kus cesty, nezli dovedou
tento prImysl ma stejnou vysi
s nemeckym, ale tn nutno witt
ohled ma ten fakt, re americky
chemik pracuje Sc znacnou ne
vyhodou " pritomne dobe, jez
to nemdze pouzivati jedne 2
dehtovych zakladen pro anili
nova barviva, totiz tuluolu, pro
toze vsechen tento produkt je
potrebovan pritomne vladou
na vyrobu traskaviny trinitro'
toluolu, zkracene TINT, nejmo
cnejsi to vybusne iatky dosud
sname. ktera sc uziva k pine
nj vybusnych delovych projek
till.
Vyrabitele anilinovych barev
pravi, re 1silovna a dGmyslna
propaganda byla a jest dosud
vedena v teto zemi "a ucelem
podvraceni obliby americkych
barviv a obnoveni, monopolu
pro nemecka barviva. .Mezi Ii
dem rozsiril Sc neodIvodneny
MAJOR, re americka barviva ne
jsou stala, a caste vykladany
latky S Oznacenim, re "barva'
neni zarucena, americke barvi
vo." A kupujicimu Sc casio RI
ka, re Eve skutecnosti nelze ri
skati zadnych stalych barev cd
tie DOLBY, co valka prerusila do
voz z Nemecka." Vyrabitele
barviv pravi, re mnozi obchod
nici dali Sc presvedciti touto
propagagndou. Vysvetluji, re
stalost barvy jest vyznam neur
| city. a re barev absolutne tr-
vanlivych, cili latek nikdy ne
vyrudnoucich neni. Americka
barviva jsou vSak prave tax
stava a trvanliva, jako nemec-
ka. z toho vysvita, jak dulezi-
tie jest, ably nebyla venovana
vira teto podloudne nemecke
propaganda, nebot' Sc tim po
maha Nemecku udrzeti mono
pol v industrii, ktera mGze by
tt kazdym okamzikem pfeme-
nena We vyrobu nejmOcnejsi
7name tfaskaviny, trinitrotulu
olu. Neni pochyby, re ten to
fakt byl prave pricinou, proc
nemecka vlada starala sc pc
& tax otcovskOu o tuto indu--
strii v dobe miru.
| Pocatek anilinove industrie
saba do DOLBY pokusu anglicke
no mladika Sir William Hen
ry Perkin, tehdy 18 let starry
cine pkusy Sc zplodinami deh
tn v patrani pc synthetickem
chininu, objevil v roce 1856
prvni anilinOve barvivO. Jine
zene pokracovaly zvOlna v roz
voji industrie, k niz tento W.
nalez ukazoval cestu. Ale Mem
ci chopili Sc teto prilezitosti,
stejne jako precetnych il
rych oborech, trpelivosti a dt
kladnosti nahradili to, co 81
| jim nedOstavalo ma vynaleza
vem duchu. Ia dive generact
vybudovali 81 z techto pocat
XII svetovou industrii. VSecher
nemecky barvivovy prdmysl j
spojen prostfednictvim promi
senych feditelstev v ObrovskJ
trust, cili kartel, jenz Jim u
moznoval, roZdrtiti kazdou sol
tez. Pred valkou zavisela Anne
rika cd Nemecka ma barvivecl
a dehet, zakladni to latka pr
, jejich vyrobu, byl miriam tt
to zemi pTi vyrobe svitiplynu
koksu uhli, kdezto Nem'
cku byl peclive schranen. V t.
vSci liz nTad valkOu naStal y
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19
Red Cross Welcome Honor Roll.
Clay ". Berry, Camp Funston, Sa-

Clay W. Berry, Camp Funston, sa-
buia.
Monroe Myracle, Camp Dodge.
VIM. B. Croslan, Co. 1873 Engineers,
Sahula.
Walter Andrew Pinkley, 9th Co.,
9th Engineers, Hogan.
James a. Hughes, 10th Co., 4th Reg,
lob Depot Brigade, Arcadia.
James G. Mauzy, 1st G. Nice. Div,
GAINESVILLE, Miss.
Edwin T, Higgins, Co. c, LIST Bn.,
Camp Arthur, Texas. Sabula.
Edgar y. Rich, 18th Co., D. B.,
Camp Fanston.
Lucien Goodman, Goth Co., d. B.,
Camp Funston.
Captain II W. Gay, NJ. 0. T. G.,
Fort Riley, Kansas.
Robert Mckee, Aviation Section,
Camp Mills, l.. T..
Ernest Bramhali, U. S. s. New Mex
leo, L. 3. Navy.
Far Sale-One Mare, Wagon and
Harness, n Moving Machine, one
Hay Rake, one 2-horse C%ultivator,
one steel-toothed Harrow. Apply to
I'D. VANCE, Arcadia Heights,
Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19
PERSONAL.

Sam Gay is home from Culver Mill
itary Academy,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Cook visited
Pennington recently.
Harry Patton was in Ironton last
week to sea his mother.
j. a. Townsend and family Of Belle
view were Ironton visitors Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Maytield Huff are con-
valescing from an attack Of i%utiuenZa.
DR.. G. Fl. Jones and family went TO
BFunot Saturday to remain until the
schools open.
Miss Naomi'Swiney OF Granite City,
Ills, is Visiting her mother; near
Granitevjlie.
Mrs. w. Il. Hall and sister, Miss
Naomi swiuey, were shopping in
Ironton Monday.
Geo. Ciarkson, Jr,, came from ST.
Louis last Wednesday to spend IA few
days with valley friends.
Miss Florence Newman will accept
q position in The local telephone Of
fee about the first OF tho year.
Mrs. Workman of Springfield, Nc.
arrived last Saturday on a visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. Ma field Huff.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Edgar went to
st. Louis Thursday and viii spend a
portion Of the winter in the Marquette
Hotel.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his farm on Marble Creek,
eight miles south Of lronton, Mo-, on
Friday, December eth, 1918,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the fol-
lowing personal property: ? work
mules, coming 3 years old, ! mule,
coming two years old, ! horse colt,
coming 2 years old, l year Old colt, y
hogs, wagon, binder, wheat drill, nay
rake, moving machine ana othe'
farming implements, 2 stands OF bees,
q dozen Rhode Island Red chickens,
dozen Plymouth Rock chickens and
household and kitchen furniture.
Terms OF Sale--On sums less thar
600 cash; over that amount, bankablt
note, due In twelve months, bearing =
per cent. interest from date.
CHAs. IvEsTER.
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BeIleview News.

Influenza conditions have improved
in our community. There are no new
cases and the old ones are doing very
we'll.
Miss Anna Farrar spent Sunday
with her mother in Ironton.
Robert Bynum returned Saturday to
81. Louis, where he Ia employed in
the wholesale grocery house Of Kren-
ning.Schlapp.
Mr.. G. W. Campbell, our star ronte
carrier, received the sad news last
Sunday that his son, Emmett, had re-
Gently died In France Of measles. The
entire community are In sympathy
with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
Bunker :.Smith and Clarence Titz-
patrick were business visitors In Bis.
msrck Monday.
A little infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Myers was buried In Edison cemetery
Monday. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19

On Thursday, November It'll. 1918, /
took up at my farm four miles west
of Irontou, one Hereford Bull, about
three years old, marked two splits in
right ear. Owner can have same by
paying expenses. Address
Mrs. l.. KAMMHoLZ,
Graniteville, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19
Card OF Thanks.

l wish to return my sincere thanks
to the people OF Ironton aud the val
ley for their splendid work in saving
our household goods, stock and other
property from destruction when the
bakery building burned last Thursday
morning. The workers were tireless
and courageous and appreciate their
goodness more than | car tell.
e. G. EASTMAN.
lronton, Mo-, December 16.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice il hereby given that the an
nnal stockholders meeting of the
Be'ieview Valley Bank viii be held Mt
its banking house in Belleview, No,
on Saturday, the 4th day OF January.
1919. Said meeting will be- convened
al 10 O'Clock A.. NJ and continue dur
ing at least three hours unless the OBJ
jet for which such meeting is called
DC accomplished ooEer The pur-
pose for which said meeting il called
is to elect tive directors for the said
bank TO serve during the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any
other business which may properly
come before the meeting.
December Is, 1915.
=. K. BUFORD, President.
c. +. SHELTON, Cashier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-12-19

rest without ja- o. mlishap. There we
we're permitted to examine their
eonsirua,ion-the wings, the motor,
rndders, etc.-the aviators courteous
~ extending Information and assist
ance To ne in Il search after aerial
knowledge. Following is a list of the
airships, designated by ~number-and
their personnel:
S3s2i-Lieuts. Thos. Curtis and Paul
Albert.
53s2l-L.ieut. Ward Rerch and Cadet
iial D'Flaherty.
Sasl'-Lieut. David Cunningham
and Sergeant Prone.
The ships left Scott Field, Belle
vile, Ills at ll:4D 4. NJ ; crossed the
Mississippi at I&i5; passed De Soto
al 1886 were owe Bismarck at 1856;
over trontou at l:C4 ard landed at l:09.
Coming into the valley, they sailed
at an altitude OF perhaps $500 feet,
then dropping TO about 500 feet they
circled over IronIon and Arcadia in
view Of the five or six hundred people
assembled on the appointed grounds.
! understand THAI the greatest height
attained on the trip was 1900 feet.
After a wait Of three hours, the air
ships p!umed themselves for the flight
n Poplar Bluff. All Of them appar-
emily got away in good shape, circiing
ing the air pgior to ''good~bye." But
one OF the ships, 1881, faltered in its
flight after making the circle and fell
10 the ground a few hundred feet
from It's point Of departure. The ma
chine was put out Of commission, but
fortunately neither OF its occupants
Wasinjdred-eXcepting that Cadet Fla
hefty had few scratches on his nose: a
very minor consideration to a neWspa.
per man. The airship was dismembered
and shipped by rail !.ext day to Ebert
Field, LUnoEe, Ark, the home camp,
Tuesday the other ships attempted n
start for Poplar Bluff in the afternoon,
but again were forced to return to the
starting point, where they settled
down for the night, and at this writing
are still there. poor quality Of gaso'
lina~-purchased here given as {
| cause, and the aviators will await {
| supply suited to the motors before
again attempting their departure
May batter fortune attend their mex
venture! They ARE gentlemaniy ant
courteous, rs becomes him who wear!
| the uniform OF Uncle Samuel, ant
will bear with them the respect ant
goodwill Of cir people.
Fine stock OF Mems Neckties foI
| the holidays ~ beautiful patterns
| These are from Wilson Rrothers-tha
means longer, better made ties, ant
better quality silk at The popular pr
ces Of soc, TJc and Il each,
LOPEZ STORE Co.