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The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15

nearly four years Of war-strain be-
hind them, Canadian men and
women have learned this lesson.
They know now that nature is the
one great all-healing doctor for sick
souls. But nature prefers to deal in
preventive medicine. Soon scientific
holiday-seekers will All the summer
hotels of Canada. They will take
their month or two months off as re-
ligiously as they write their letters
to the front, and open their purses
for government loans and Red Cross
drives.
From the little white houses in
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
FILE A STRONG PROTEST
Alabama Democrats Do Not Relish
and Arc Opposed TO the National
Dry Law.

From the adoption Of the Declara-
ton Of Independence. through the en-
tire history Of the United states, the
fundamental principle that has divi-
ded the political parties has been the
degree Of power which should be dele
gated TO the states Of the Federal
Government.
In recent years the advocates Of a
strong centralized government have
been steadily gaining ground and now
threaten to practically obliterate state
lines and rob the people Of the right 70
govern themselves in their local sub
divisions according to their needs and
wishes
The longest single step that has
been taken in this direction was the
submission by Congress OF a national
prohibition amendment to the states,
for the adoption Of this amendment
! would place the police power Of every
state, county and city in the hands Of
the Federal Government. Then the
people would no longer rule, but
would be ruled And the strangest
feature Of the entire situation is that
this proposal has been made by a
Democratic Congress and approved by
many Democratic states.
It IS with pleasure. therefore, that
we publish this account Of a meeting
Of Democrats in dry Alabama, who
still stand by the principles that have
made this government what it Is.
They send william Jennings Bryan"
said former Governor O'Nei in dis
cussing the action Of Con gress. ITO
tell us that state rights died with the
saloons" And Governor Patterson. of
Tennessee. says he forsees govern
solutely abolished. How long will 1t
be-" wrote Senator Underwood, be
fore we shall be compelled 10 face
proposals to administer our local af-
fairs in relation 70 all matters affect
ing the qualification Of voters, the
selection Of local officers, the power
TO control the levy Of collection OF
state and county taxes, and the con-
troll Of all industrial and labor prob
lens by the government OF the United
States?" It is good to find in Ala
bama or anywhere else Democrats OF
ability and distinction who remember
the old faith and strive stoutly to re-
sst the ultimate ruin Of state govern
I ment, and the immediate imposition
of the prohibition amendment by the
Anti saloon League and all the prag-
matical busybodies who have bull
dozed Congress and are now seeking
TO bulldoze the state legislatures. Yet
it will not do TO be Of too good hope as
to the triumph Of common sense and
the survival of a medium Of state
rights Prohibition appeals to the
love Of office. Think Of the incredi-
bic number Of placemen that will be
needed to enforce national prohibit
on, unless that can be reinforced by an
effective prohibition Of fermentation
1t is said that the United states Inter
nal Revenue officers smash every year
over 5000 moonlight stills. Imagine
the large radiance Of the wet moon
when prohibition makes prodisious
the gains of the distillers Of contra.
band strong drink. Imagine the
, hordes Of Federal locusts that will de-
YOUR the land This is the bigges'
issue involved In the fight against III,
proposed amendment. - Columbu!
co. Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
Is No Real Reason

One or two Democrats in this section
have stated to us they would support
Folk because they didn't like Gov.
Gardner. OF course this argument
is convincing to themselves, but II
won't be sufficient to influence any
body else who has sense enough 10
keep ont of the rain.-Boonville Ad-
vertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
A CONSIDERABLE CAREER
ia like TO be a railroad man
And start a great career
BY going out at night 10 call
The sleepy engineer.

And then the rise TO office boy
AT some division point
Where l could run my toe-nails off,
My ankles out Of joint.
An agent then would become
And learn the old Morse code
Live in a boxcar late deceased.
And grow up with the road.
Dispatcher then might become
And next the big trainmaster:
a superintendent then to yell
Because the trains amt faster.
This might keep on till I would be
The overworked G. NJ.
And next they'd probably pick me out
For president pro TEN.
Pro tenn, say, for IN these times
He's but a fragile pitcher
And cannot seek the we'll as Oft
As any lowly switcher
For McAdoo viii never fire
A switchman,' If a sinner.
But he'll discharge some presidents
Each evening, after dinner
So would be the president
Of some great choo-choo system.
a class Of men who work like he'll
But when they're gone--who miss
ed 'em?
Omaha World -Heralt
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15

But | can't take a holiday-I'm
too busy. / ', ork till midnight and
I'm tired all the time!" The little
woman's voice quivered with sheer
weariness, but she didn't drop the
handkerchief that she twisted nerv-
pusly between her hands. She was a
Red Cross chief, and Just had to be
working At something.
Two weeks later they sent for the
doctor Two days more and she left
for a sanatarium.
If she'd remembered that a stitch
In time saves nine, a month would
have saved a whole year. With
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS PAY

The rank and salaries Of officers in
the army and navy Of the United
States follows:
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
Would Save Germany Money

As an economic war measure, We
advise Germany the earlier she sends
her navy out to fight, the better Thus
she will not be bothered with the ex-
pense Of navy during the remainder
of the war.-Kansas City Post.
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15

The more you accommodate some
people and the more you help them IN
various ways the less they appreciate
Il. Some people are hard to please
Parneu sentinel.
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15

We are advised that meal should
more.
The St. Joseph observer., 1918-06-15
Is a Human Tapcworm

The draft rule OF "go to work or
fight" ought 10 have included some
more folks we know Of. A loafer Is
a human tapeworm who consumes the
food that is intended to sustain the life
Of someone else.--Nodaway Democrat
Forum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
NOTATKl% REPORTERA.


DZISIAJ 0DBYWA SIZE REGE-
STRACYA WYBORCOW L WHBOR-
GYM. LOKALE WYBoRCZE So
OTWARTE Old GODZINY Snej RA-
NO Do GODZINY 9tej wIECZO-
REM. WSZYSCY CI KTORZY DNIA
5go B. VI. SIZE ME REGESTROWA-
LII A CHCA BRAC UDZIAL W LII
sTOPADOWYCH WYBORACH, -
NIECHAJ DIS JAKNAJRYCHLEJ
UDADZA SIZE DO LOKALU Wy
BORCZEGO W SwYM PRECYNK-
Gle 1 TAM SIZE ZAREGESTRUJA.
POLACY ABY WYBRAC SWo-
ICH POWINNI JAK NAJLICZNIEJ
STAWIC SIZE DO REGESTRACNI
DZISIAJ j.
= 90 :
Pc licznych wyprawach ma wo-
Zach objetych strefa wOjenna, po-
wrociI zdr6w i calo do domu swego
W Chicago. operator W departamen-
Gle ~telesrafii i5ErcNP; W marynarce.
Grzegorz F. Lagodzinski, syn PIP. F.
Lagodzinskich, Jamie zkaiych n?
4442 Lowell avenue. Procz odznak
marynarskich, ma rekawie jego zaaj
duje sic ~specyalna zlota odznaka "a
10 miesieczna wierna stuzbe ma wo-
dach europeIskich, Cd wstapie
MIA dc marynarki. Lngodzinski Wv =
dzil DUO Swiata; siedm ray bywat
La wodach objetych strefa wojenna'
bawH W nortach tAglii, Francyi !
wioch.
W ostatniei ja&dzie powrotnej do
stancw 3jednoczonych, Okret ma Kto
rym sluzba pelni ,GgOdzinskf Z3a-
takowany byl przez nur pruski. Eto-
nv zadnej i'm krzywdy ME potrath
wyrzadziG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
PolitYl<a.
z POSIEDZENIA POLSKO-AMERY.
KANSKIEJ LIGI I'M. WOODROW
WILSONA.

Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu Ligi i'm.
Woodrow Wilsona, ma kt6re zebrali sic
wybitni przedstawiciele r6znych ward,
jednog}osnie uchwalono naStepujace re-
zolucye: -
ZWAZYWSZY ma coraz to wieksze
zainteresowanie sic polityka amery-
kahska wSr6d polak0w;
ZWAlYwSZY ma fakt, re mieszka-
JAG tutaj W Ameryce niezaprzeczenie
jestesmy tel wielkiej Ameryce winni
wdziecznost bez granic:
UCHWALAMY eaten we wszelki
spos6b zachecac naszych rodakow do
skorzystania z przywilej6w nadanych
i'm przez obywatelstwo, zachecac | wzbu
dzac W mich to poczucie godnego wy
pe{niania powinnosci obywatelskich, ME
tylko przez bierne prowadzenie inte-
resu jakiego hub spokojne zachowanie
sic, lecz przez ~g&osowanie ma godnych
przedstawicleli ma wszelkie urzeda po-
lityczne. 30 polityka rzadzl Ameryka.
I my uczynmy nasza powinnosc przez
zainteresowanie sic to polityka. Lecz
Sfosowac rodakom naszym ME wolno
jezell sic ME dada regestrowac!
RegestrujcIe sic Rodacy DZ1S1AJ,
BIO dzlslaj Jest ostatnl dzieh pred wy
borami. Stawcle sic wszyscy pred go
dzlna 9-ta. Niewiasty jak | mezczy&ni
musza sic dzlsIaj regestrowac.
Dalej radzimy rodakom kupowac
BoNDY CZwARTEJ PozYCzKI WOE
N0SCI. Pieniadze beda ~potrzebne, ma
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Lls wyrazny NuXated Iron, ktOry
ma bye ma niej wydrukowany. Me
Nux and Iron lUO iaka lima fo"ma ma
plsu. ale ma bye NUAATED IRON.
Swietne rezultaty otrzymane z Nu-
xated Iron i iegO szerOko rozpo-
wszechnienie ljest bowiem ustalone,
re try miliony ludzi zazywa je rocz-
uie) - sprowadziio do handlu Wlele
+eeo imitacyi i lekarze i organa Zdro
Via pu0licznego pOwinni przestrze-
rae wszedzie publicznoSG przeclW
przyjmowaniu imitacyi, ktore ME So
cLsm innem, jak tylko kombinaeyam.
zelaza metalicznego / powodula VIE
eel ziego jak dObregO.
Jak n~ajszersze opublikowanie tych
fakt0w zostaio zaprojektowane przez
DIR. James'a Francis Sullivana, byte
70 lekarza Bellevue szpitala W New
Yorku. Westchester County sZpitala
DIR. II. B. Vail, bylego lekarza szpt-
tala Baltimore / lekarskiego egzami-
natora - DIR. Fe-dinanda King:a, ls
karza New-ycrskiego i autora in
nych ,azeby publicznoSc byla poin-
formowana o tenn i strzegia sic pred
uzywaniem zelaza metalicznego, my
slac, re zazywa Nuxated Iron.
Jest to zadziwiajacem. re wielu
ludzi eierpi ma brak zelaza l ME vie
o tenn.
Gdy ME j~estescie stint 4 zdrowi. to
winniscie zrobi6 dla siebie nastepu-
iaca probe: zbadaicie, jak diugo mo-
zecie pracowa6. lub jak dlugo moze-
Gle ise bez zmeczenia. N~astepnie uzy-
waicie dwie pieciogramowe taoletkt
zwyklego organicznego zelaza try
raw ma dzien po jedzeniu przez WI
tvgodnie. Pc tym eksperymencie
sor6bujcie swoja sile znowu l pre-
konaicie sic, wiele zyskaliscie.
UwaQa fabrykant6w: Nuxated
IRON (organiczne zelazol, ktore Jest
D~rzepisywane / rekomendowane po-
wvzei przez lekarzy W rozmaltyeh
vrypadkach, ME jest wcale patentowa
NJ 1ub sekretne lekarstwo. ale lekar-
stwo zawierajaee zelazo. w przeci-
wienstwie do przepisywanego lekar-
s,wa W starej fornie jest fat|o Ia
svmifowsne i ME psuje zebow, AMI 20
adka Fabrykanci maja take Eau
fanie " organicznem telazie, re zwro
"a wan pieniadze. jezeli ME bsdzle-
esa zadowoleni z rezultatow. Jest 10
~,sna wszystkich aDtekarzom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

wet gdyby sic wojna jutro ukohczyia.
Lecz Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych pro-
81 mas tylko o ~pozyczke z ~gwarancya,
re odpiaci kazdy CEN z dobrym pro-
centem. Bondy MONA kupic cd zarza-
dow naszych polskich organizacyi Tub
cd pracownik6w we wardach.
Jednog1osnie r0wniez p%opieramy Fun
dusz Narodowy Polski a zachecamy do
hojnych ofiar.
N. L. PiOtr0wski, prezydent.
Tom. s. Blachowski, sekr. prot.
Ma wczorajszem ~posiedzeniu Pol
skiej Ameryka6skiej Ligi Stanu ILL
nois imienia Woodrow Wilsona wysla-
no do Prezydenta nastepujacy tele-
gram:
Chicago, October IA. 1918.
Homo Woodrow Wilson,
Washington, D. G.
With unbounded faith In your judy
ment and Craftsmanship, we the mem
bers of the Polish American Woodrow
Wilson League of Illinois, pray that in
this most momentous hour In the
Worlds history, after four years of
untold miseries and sufferings inflic-
ted upon humanity throughout the
earth by the most barbarous and cruel
nation since the days Of the Huns,
you Mr.. President, the exponent of ci-
~vHizatlon, may be guided by divine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

grace to bring about peace to the
World based on the high principles of
justice and humanity, which will ass
ure for future generation the rights
of humanity by destroying the auto
cracy which has been a continued me
mace to peace and liberty. let the MUIR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

derer Of innocent women and children
whose sword still drips with blood be
compelled to surrender Internationally
and to pay the full penalty for his
crimes. T.
n. L. P%iOtrOwski, President.
Thomas BlachOwski, Secretary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Sedzia Stan0w
Z~jednoCzonych G.
W Atkinson, byly
GubeC0aJOr 2
West Virginia,
czlOnek kOngreSu
/ ~PrOkurator Dy-
S.rykJowy Stanow
lied. m6wi:
ZUpeinie beZ
wlhan;a pOlecam
NUNaJed Iron OSO-
bonn, ktOre ANAL
dUJa sic W osla-
biOnym Stanie,
prZepraCOwanym /
o ~wyCzeTyaniu
nerwowem. Ono
~DrZywTOciiO mi a
petyt { mOja ener-
gle. Uczuiem sic
jak gdybym zrzu-
eli z Siebie ciezar
mieSieCy kilku
tygO lniach, wypei
niajaC tylkO pro-
ste prze1isy prey
uzy waniu NuXa--
ted Iron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15
GSTRZeGsMY PUBLICzNOSC
PRED UzYWANIEM
SUBSTYTUCYI "a
NUXATED IRON
Lekarze powiadaja, &c 2rePeraty re-
laza m~etaIicznegO ME NIGGA ami w
przybIiieniu da6 tel sameJ
SHY, 0~D20RNOSCl
| ENERGIl
lax Organiczne zelazo- Nu1ated Iron
Sedzia StanGw ZjednOczOnych Atkln-
ION. byIy GubernatOr wydaje O.
pinie.

szczeg6lowe dochodzenia przez le-
karzy miedzyl aptekarzami pacyen-
tami wykazalo, re jest tysiace ludzi'
kt6rzv zazywaja preparaty, ktore VIA
sciwie ME sa ami organicznem zela-
~, api metalicznem j ME otrzymuja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

SlaazS sWa Qodziny ofiaoWe M aKpA.
tAch DzleNNIKAi CmcA0CsXLE00
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Ubiegiej niedzieli ma Dickson uli-
cy misdzy Division a Blackhawk ul.,
odbylo sic uroczyste wywieszenie fla
gi siuzbowej tservice flag W celu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

tadnych re-
zultat6w z tel
prostej PREY
czyny, re "a
zywaja lelazo
W nienalezy-
tel fOrmie.
PrZeto
RE radZ2 tym
kt6rzy potrzs-
buja wzmOc-
nienia krwi,
azeby pOsZh
do swegO leka
rza i zadali
Drzepisania i'm
zelaza Organi-
cznegO NuXa-
ted iron l pO-
kazaIi OdnOS-
ma receI.e W
aDtece tax, a
zeby ME bytO
zadnej wat
pliwoSci o.
trzyma n i u
~prawdZiwe g o
prepare u. Ale
gdy kto ME
chce W ten
sposob sic u
rzadzic, MECH
bacZy NJ ETY.
kiete i ma ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

PrzypuszczaG nalezy, re pozostafe
cztery oskarzenia przeciw Prince"
Arturowi Quinn, -oskarzonemu przez
Prochowskiego o branie cd niego
rzeczy skradzionych i sprzedawanie
takowych, ~prokuratorya stanowa pu-
Sci calkiem W zapomnienie to znaczy,
IL dalej Quinn'a ~procesowae ME my
sla. Gdy wczoraj miaiy sic rozpoczac
ponowne p~rzesluchy Quinna, asys-
tent prokuratora stanowego Jan Pry
stalski prosil o odroczenie ma ty--
dzien W kt6rym to czasie prawdopo-
dobnie rozwazaG beda mad sprawl
skreslenia z listy spraw sadowycn
oskarzenia przeciw Quinnowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Dzisiaj o godzinie 4-tej rano
zmari DO chorobie zapalenia pfuc
trwajacej dziesiet dni Franciszek Pa
szsiewicz, LEGACY lat %, Fam. pnr.
s426 Drummond Place. Ma droge
40 wiecznosci przygotowai zmarle-
go X. Jan Drzewiecki.
!. p. Franciszek Paszkiewicz po-
zostawi{ Zone Marie 2 Szczodrowskfch
synka Norberta ~liczacego rok | pol
wieku. Jest on synem PIP. Francisz-
ka 1 MaryI Paszkiewiczow. ojciec
rmariego wraz . &. p. Franciszkiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Rodakom naszym l rodaczkom
zwracamy uwage ma to, azeby teraz
W czasie p~anujacej W naszem miesc1e
epidemii influenzy starano sic o le-
karzy W dzien; W nocy trudno tax
juz wyczerpanych dilemma praca le-
karzy dostaG / z tego wzgledu set
XII chorych pozostaje bez zadnej po-
mocy lekarskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

W przyszia sobote, dnia 1890 b.
m. ma Huron ulicy miedzy Lincoln a
Robey ulicami odbedzie sic wieczo-
rem uroczyste w~ywieszenie flagi sluz
bowel (Service Flag. w celu pokry-
cia koszt6w cd domu do .domu cho-
dza D. J6zef Imbiorski i pani Marya
Passarella, Wloszka i zbieraja ofia-
ry ma zakupno flagi etc. Program
za~powiadaja doskona}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

.Wczoraj zmar} ma influence s.. p.
Maksymilian Parowski, kt6ry pelnil
obowiazki woznego w saddle gdzie
.urzeduje sedzia Barrett. Pogrzeb
zmar}ego odbedzie sic W czwartek,
dnia 1870 pazdziernika b.. T. o go
dzinie 1890 zrana z domu aa}oby
pnr. 2007 - 1Sta ul., do kosciola
sw Amy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-15

Ubieglej soboty, dnia 1890 b. m. W
Kollegium sw. Bonawentury, W Pu-
laski, Wisconsin, zmar} S. p. Roman
Hugier, wychowanek parafii sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki. Zw}oki S. p. Romano
przewieziono do domu rodzic6w p.
mr.. 1882 Henderson utica, koleJa
Northwestern. Jest on synem PIP.
Wcjciecha / Magdeleny Hugier. -
Blizsze szczeg6ly d~otyczace ~pogrzebu
7cdane beda W neurology.
q q +
z poborowymi z dystryktu mr.. 81
wyjecha} dzisiaj o godzinie $3.50 "a
no jako szofer Stanis}aw Kruczyn-
ski. zamieszkaly pnr. 1924 McHenry
Utica. Pozostawii on zone Stanisfawe,
.yr6w J6zefa | Leona oraz c6rke Flo
rea,yne. Byi on klerkiem demokra-
tycznym W lokalu wyborczym W 15
precynkcie wardy 16-tej W czasie wy
borrow. Odjechali oni pod rozkazam1
sckretnemi.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
NOTICE TIL The BOYS AD
GIRLS CLUB MEMBERS

All boys and girls club members
will be organized into two Clubs
one at Cullowhee Normal and In
dustrial school, the other at Sylvia
High School Auditorium. Any bow
or girl may join either Of the Clubs
as they may prefer.
The Club at Sylvia will be organ-
zed in the High School Auditorium
on Monday, Feb. rs, at Ills A. M.
Don't be "a slacl-er', persuade
some schOol-mate to come with
you to the club and join.
}. M. McClune,
County Agent.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
j. 5. IIIGION, Sylvz,, =. &.

~e1nzrx
1888 feet viz: tx !, aiker's line 10 =
SAKE IN the road; and I57 feet from
tie public road: tie &c s, 80 E Ioz feet
20 stake: thence ; y /, 200 feet to a
stake; thence $ |, 25 w, 100 feet to a
stake, thence s s. Y 100 feet to a stake
thence S I: SO y SO feot 10 stake.
thence 8; 80 Z - feet to a chestnut on
d knob; thence n 90: 80 w PA feet to
stake. themes \ IS w 200 feet to a
stakethence 8 y 80 feet to a stake:
thence y s. 80 \ 100 Get to a Ike:
thence n. 65;F5 " 80 fe t to the be-
ginning. Containing 20 / acres more
or less.
This the 18Th az Of February. 1918,
{. NJ. COLE. Sheriff.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

W. D. Crisp, charged with the
murder of Lawrence Edwards at
Steocoah, Graham county last Jan.
was taken ! ack to the Buncombe
county Jail after his attorney, j. NJ.
Moody, failed to secure his release
on bail from Judge P. Lane who is
holding court here.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
NOTICE

;, :,
1 .ol .a -, Ho orn IL t re 1ti'7ilo'
Earl p ,ratbam Notice 81 Exaon
VS. tion IF Caia
r. F. Jarrett ct al
BY virtue Of an execution directed to
the undersigned from the Superior
Court of Graham county in the above
entitled action, will, on Monday. the
18th dav Of March, 1918. at 2 o'clock.
NJ. at the court house door in the town
Of Sylvia. in said county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution, ali the right, title and inter
est which the said K. +. Jarrett FL, d.
PENDANT ha.. n y e,.iiovi,,n ,1a.o,;.o
.' ..'s - '0''o y 20 ''0'''' i Z 5.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
some GLIMPSE OF The
VAR SAVINGS CONVENTION

The meeting was largely attend
ed, there being more than 1000
delegates, representing every Coun'
ty, and coming from every walk in
life, College Presidents, Bank Presi-
dents. Judges, Manufacturers,
Preachers, Lawyers, Physicians
County Superintendent, Farm and
Home Demonstrators, Teachers, all
were there to bear testimony to TIE
fact that the greatest opportunity
which had ever come to the people
of North Carolina to save was now
being offered them through the War
and Thrift Stamp movement.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
WHEATlEsS BISCUITS.

Parched cornmeal is tie feature of
Ifese excellent Whoat SIS biscuits.
First, the cornmeai-onG half a ,..-
is pat in q shallow pan ,!aced in tha
oven and stirred frequ ntIy until it
is delicate brown. Til other ingre-
dlents are a teaspoon o. salt, a cup
OF peanut butter and one and half
cups OF water. Mix the peanut but
ter water and salt and heat. While
this mixture is hot stir in the meal
which should also be hot. Beat thor
ouEhly. The dough should be of such
consistency that it can be droDned
from spoon. Bake in small cakes
IN an unGreased pan. This makes is
biscuits, each Of which contains one
sixth of an ounce of protein.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

Frank Cole of Cashiers Mas in the
CITY this week on business.
Solicitor Jones was called to at
tend the funeral of his sister Mrs.
Quinn of Canton. The funeral took
place at Raleigh. C. c. Buchanan
is acting as prosecuting Attorney in
the absence Of MIR. Jones.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

So important was this meeting
that the Treasury Department in
Washington sent three of its strong
est men to Raleigh to present every
phase of the movement to the
North Carolina workers.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
An tVfr2 kuctrnl ri nron Nav
Save a Human Life.

MIR. FARMER this one of the most serious times that
has confronted the American people, We must
the demands made order to save the lives
of wives children at home and boys ON for
eig battle fields. They must all be feed the farmer
is the that the whole nation and other nations
lookn& to for food with which to keep life
We here in jackson County to cooperate with yc
performing your important duty, warehouse is fill
ed with all kinds Of labor saving tools and Fertilizer
Our prices right Come store let us 90 over
them with you. There is more than a dozen reasons
why you should buy your wagons from u.s.
We have the best field and garden seed to be had
Agents for Allen Princess ranges Wooseys Paints anv
Color las En&inesAll kinds of po>vs Harro>vs Corn
Drills and most anything you need.
Buy your Roofing from us We carry the Certainteed
Brand both in the roll and asphalt Shingles Green and
Red, Slated and Plain
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

Marshall Fic,,; and Company of
Chicago was so interested in this
movement here in North Carolina
that it paid the expenses of forty
delegates from Rockingham ounty
to this Convention. Amo,s these
delegates were IS preachers. This
Company has presented a War
Stamp to svery one of its employ
ees.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

What Hon. c. j. Harris, one of
Western North Cardinals greatest
financier, thinks Of Thrift Stamps.
The following personal letter ex-
presses his views:
''Dillsboro, jackson Co., N. c.,
Feb. 18th, 1918
Corsey c. Buchanan, ESQ,
Chairman u. S. Thrift Stamp
Board for Jackson County,
Sylvia, N. c.
Dear Sir:
| regard the Thrift
Stamps being issued by our Gov
eminent a splendid investment. Il
have subscribed for the limi. to
one person, namely 100000. The
habit of saving must be cultivated
by our people. 1t takes nerve and
self-denial. but it is absolutely nee
essary to the success of the individ-
idual and the Nation.
Make it rule to save something
every week for Thrift Stamp.
Yours truly,
c. j. Harris