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The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24

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People of this vicinity are chopping
cotton this week.
An aeroplane was seen in the Pleas
ant Valley neighborhood Tuesday af-
ternoon.
A large crowd attended church az
Pleasant Valley Sunday morning and
singing Sunday afternoon.
Marshal Bland of Austin called on
Miss Anna Anderson Sunday
J. R. Farris and little daughter,
Birdie, were dinner guests of Thos.
Anderson Sunday.
Miss Lottie Potter attended singing
Sunday afternoon.
Vinson Barentine and Miss Lottie
Potter took supper with Thos. Ander-
son and family Sunday night.
John Hall took Misses Lottie
Potter and Mabel Anderson car rid
ing Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Smith spent Sunday
evening with Mrs Claudia Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Melton and Mrs.
johnson Of Cabot attended preaching
at Pleasant Valley Sunday and took
dinner with Mr. Melton's nephew,
John Earles, and family.
Dan Robins was elected school di-
rector in Thos. Anderson's place as
Mr.. Anderson had served his time as
director.
The young people were entertained
with the Amberola at Mr.. c. G. Bar
entine's Sunday night.
Miss Birdia Barentine looked rath-
ed lonely Sunday afternoon, for her
follow was sitting on the bridge at
Bayou Meto instead of coming to-
pleasant valley. Mabel
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24

Hon. M E. Dunaway will conclude
his campaign with the following
dates:
Fourche Township Saturday, May
Is, 8 p. M, Alexander.
Fourche Township Saturday, MAY
Is, p. m, Mabelvale.
Maumelle ownship-Monday, May
20, 10 o. M, Ward School House.
Owen Township Monday, May %,
8 p. M, Prothro Camp Ground
Brodie Township Monday, May 20,
p M, Zion Hill
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24
W. N. ALEXANDER GETS
TITLE TO THE LAND

The Supreme Court has decided
that Walter N. Alexander of Scott mas
title TO 1851 acres as an accretion TO
his land. The same land was claim
ed by the Iron Mountain Railroad on
the ground that it was land which
had belonged to it many years and
which was originally west of the Ar
kansas river, but which, by the Nv
er leaving its original channel and
cutting across bend, left the land
on the east side of the river. The
court found that the land was an ae-
cretion
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24
TO IMPROVE LEVY SCHOOLS.

The Levy School Improvement AS
ISOLATION has been giving several box
suppers and ice cream socials since
December, and has raised $135 to be
used in purchasing equipment for the
school Prof P T. Rainey is prin=
cipal
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24
BOUGHT FARM NEAR CYPRESS.

T. ]. Cypert of the Mercantllo
Trust Company sold 20 acres at Cy.
press junction to Nathaniel Midget
for $1,000 cash. Mr.. Midget former
ly owned a farm in the cantonment
area, which was taken over by the
government.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24
FOR
State Senator

hereby announce to the Democrat
lc voters of the Tenth Senatorial Dis
trlct, composed of Pulaski and Perry
counties, my candidacy for the State
Senate, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, May 28th.
served Pulaski county as represen-
tatiye in the 1918 session and my ex-
perlence in the Lower House Will
prove of value in representing Pulaski
and Perry counties in the Upper
House, to which Office l now aspire
and ask to be promoted.
EARL ~. kIDDER
Advt.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-24

Central Arkansas Railway & Light
declared regular quarterly dividend
of 1 g. 4per cent on preferred stock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
Government Sends
An Urgent Cali

The Resident VI the Civil. Service
Iomw' ssion recently wired:
y ~-d lor stenog, sphefs and
'yr .ts nj Washington grows iaore
Il ute daily, Increase Efforts all
] essihla.
The Government and business
concerns are shor, five hundred
thousand hooskceper and stsnog
saphers. and are Offering beginners
salaries never before heard OF.
The Government drafted on,
Civil. service Bookkeeping Set. aud
4lpow,. ki,iHTF.FfkE PER scms II
tire Governments -tenosrapl er-
write the Shorthand system that ".
,eacI,--THE BEST evidence a'a'
aur courses are THE BEST.
Take. ~ NAIL. our eish,.wesA :
Civil. Service. Mercantile. Bookkeep
Ing Course or cur Simphied Short
hand Course. the latter course con
.l.ting nj THIRTY LESSONS
and We guarantees you from So Ia
si2, month az soon az you ouai.
ty Money back i, no, satisfied
Two hundred thousand sstisneti
money making inrmer students
Clip. I'll out. ami ssna us the tnl.
loving coupon;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
McsHssicGsv horNa


la ctAne~ry Al Dsel*ea. TsnTessse,
Ia tbs eaase. II appears 10 the
Clerk and Master trstn Me AFFIDAVIT
died that the Defendant. h l..
spsncts, gaafdisa Il Issi.n Manetl
.rd Ra6y Msfans. Joha Mnyvls
and Raay Asroa@s individually. and
Mrs, NJ n, MauslI, guardian II
Bort Marrll. Burt Mastvil, iadtsids.
aslly. ali non rvsissenls "a the State
n Teen, and csano, hs served with
N ertss, II ~ ofdrrva bs tho Master,
thai said dsisndanis appear ii iAs
Courthouse In Dickson, Tennessee.
on ~ b~ies~ Thursday after the
FOURTH MONDAY In Ot,ruR-
Mr., 1918,
md plead answet OF denuf 10 The
iii hisd sasilst ih,m aud othe.s
N the above csase. ~ The ssms
~ill he taken tn confessed aud the
cause wi foI hearing .sparts.
II ss farther @dsrsa that this
ao,iee be Published Ia Tbs Dtcksoa
County Hssald. ioi iou wesks, ~
the ls~ pfos,dss In .uch eases,
Witness my hand nj oiaios, In
.Dirkson, Tenaesses. iAss Jaiy 1asA.
1918.
Vs. " !. j. TAYLOR, q a. ~ .
ii. &. RICHARDSON. solir.iur
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

i! yoa suffer A<sdaehe. ssseplsss
nighss. tired iull days and distress
| ing urinary disorders. don't expert.
msnt. Read this twice told tsssl.
mony lie Dickson EVIDENCE
doubly proven.
Ms.. ] X, Wilson, y. Main 81,
says For oae year l vas oasbls
to leave my room and | eoalda I,
get around without help. Nv KID.
n~ys ssrs weak and ! suffered IRON
rheumatic trouble. Nothing tina, |
took. did ms any good add thought
that | would never yet we'll sEala.
Doan's kidney Pills wsfv finally
recommended TO me aGd ! got a
boz o. the Wyatt Drug Co The
frs. boz al Doan's helped ne Gun
sidvfably and rep, on taking thsm
until was cured" Staten meat
given April d. 1915
On June 7. 1918, Mrs. Wilson
said: 4 vas cured by Doan's Kid.
nry Pills several years ago, The
statement ! gave at that time still
holds good. +"
Price G0s,. ut all dealers. Don |,
simply ask Tor kidney remedy
~, Deems Kidney pills--,he sams
thu. Mrs. Wilson bad Forte- Mil
burn Co.. Mi9rs,. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

DORA i.ARklNa
w.
BOB LARklNS

10 Chsncsfy Court At Dickson. Tenn.
In this cause. II appears 10 the
CLERK and Master from saidav,ts.
,bs, the Defendant Bob Lsstins IL
q NONRESIDENT n The State u T.n-
nessee and cannot M served With
procsss; II 10 ordered thst thu
Defendant spp~M u the Courthouse
10 Dickson. Tennessee. on 81 before.
Thursday alter The
FOURTH MONDAY In OGTOB.
ER. 1918,
sud plead snsvu u dsmur 10 tbs
bill 6led sesinst him ia the aboys
cause !m divorce, N the SANE will
be- iak4n Tor cosiess.d and ths
cause s*t im besfirs trpsrte.
II 10 further esdss~d tbst this
no,ice b. published 10 the Dicksea
County Herald. iaS foor consecutive
~eehs. N rsqoirvd by lAv In socb
cases.
Wi.rsss my hard 81 Once 10
Dicknon, Tenn. this Ass 7th, 1918.
~. TAYLOR. &. 4 n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
OBITUARY.

In loving remsmh-sance OF Cayct
Carton. who waa killed by al east
bound passenger train near Deehsfd
Tennessee. Thursday night, Jon'
no 1918. In hi. 2la year. tie y
survived by a mother. sister, ano
three h,nihers many relatives and
friends to mourn their loss Fune'
al services we're held sasurds,
morning. from The nome OF hf
mother near Burns. by Rev Pope
al Dickson. alter which the remain
we're laid to rest in the family bury
ing ground
The golden ga,~r ser oIened,
~. 4, Ysa$ie vvsee ss,d '*ans@ ~,
/ And st;h faresels anspoAen
lie calmly entered home.
|, A lowing son " called away
To a sarsd unknowa H. ns,
HIS a.ui III resi- la enaless day
Hss body gone to dust.
npatl, has claimed brother dear,
And taken h,m from cor ni''is'
Nhich has caused W many tear,
For i've ia sxaly mass~s.
". nllss htm from his home,
". mrss htm from his piacs.
A shadow ever our lives N casti
VI. aalss fia sanshlie II his lace
". ,a,~~ h,s hind xnd wiling hand.
IA. fond and earnest care,
,,ur hos ne IA DARK without hits' ~-
We N, ~ hlm evsry~hsre.
All the pssssars thai se'se se~n 10
gather,
All. ,s,e saypy gaisi-a hcuEs
shall b. cherished iss~~rr.
FrsgsSace sweea from memory . ao~-
csS.
oh, asas The Lord reDesns'*f a'os"
Thss es,si sia a@rs fwsnAint
cave them ssrvagsh To i~sr si'sas so~s
Let not their kcsses BE- saia'
Then a. will msza h~yoad the grave
When death hss lasa 10 stang
And Join asas bovsd esses In psxass.
Ard hallsiuiah r,aS
Written BY his caGsia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Three men have JUS, been ARREST,
ed in New Jersey tar ry,s.s Aa hln~
up maaitioo plau.s I've Of tA.,.
we're esugh, ~.sAaad+i. YET Ill
three aags, Assa s.auted BAH. Thy
AaI u, VI casIse heavy, hm xtsea =
wss<saAn. 10 caught il Toe &C.
asems hsnily logical b sr.' :,
n oil, Thsts 10 alws~ AT bal
sNAG~sman moo. - UNLIMITED
aasee the ~ 4, ready 10 guar
eassa. .pp+nsne- a the &C
Co., AID those who furnish i
..,der the efAr an ACT OF PATRIOTS
sncsihes. Their " po~ssasi'',
that iaIaaieious lsni.ney might ten
,O:eacourass further acts os( sabotage
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
NoN~NGetCENT NoTtCA.
LILA SASsAR


IN ihss cause, u Appearing ~ the Clefk
and M3sies ifela Afbda,it tiled, thA, The
iat, IL . run PRESIDENT Vi The stmie VI
isna. ADD cannot In ~stsrd with Process,
u 10 ordered l., ,Le MASTER that SID
Deli Msek ts@at aItw.a =, the Gaust.
house. 10 Charlotte, l,an eu vi b. lore
The tth Monday IN oriebst. neat, ssd
plead. m answer o. demur ~ th~ ball
hiesi Axasn~, hlm IN lh,s ssase io, divorces,
81 the same w,il IN .Akse tos confessed
end tks easiss sss fer hearing sxparts
II - further ordered thai sh . aes,ee bs
paiA'sl,sd 10 shs iick sea Csa,nt, Herald,
ios fcvr ctea@er1livt weeks. ~ .eaaifesi
~ las In ssseA cas~s.
"stns.~ my band y, office, this jsiy
Hh Iais.
j J TAiiUhst A N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
The tiermaa Offensive OF 1918

The 1918 offensive oi the tiesmsn
army, carefully planned at Berlin,
was intended ~ overcome The Allies
before America could bring over
any effective numbsf u her troops
The successive German drivss
Shieh began March 2lst. have Dow
become history, We cannot think
oi them wsthan, seeing The German
divisions sent forward close packed.
wave succeeding wave, upon The
allied positions. In these drives.
w. know, ihe Germans we're n;srrly
regardless u lie. and An their men
Tell others we're advanced To take
their places. !
To meet these various drives the
Allies under General foch adopted
the t@oties vi sfuw and raas,au-'
retreat giving up one position after,
another 10 the German assaults, with
NJ much conservation OF men aud
.upplles NJ possible. The period
has been one III intense anxiety Ion
all the allied countries From day
Ia day there was no certainty that
the allied line would hold.
General Foch Was playing a wait,
ing game. realizing that every day
tha, passed without absolute defeat
tended 10 strengthen The allied
cause America was charging her
transportation facilities and incteas
ing III. troops she poured across
the Atlantic 2i4 900 men crossed
in May. 25O. 900 in June, each unit
bolstering up the allied reserves
At las, IN the July drive General
Foch TEL, himself strong enough To-
iuaueusa,s a policy to counter,
attack The German crown prince
threw hls forces ioswa ard in A salient
across the MArne. Successive
French American attacks imperiled
the po-i.ion oi the German arm,
and brought aboSt it's rstIeat.
We nov have the picture Of the
tables turned--the Germans In hull
retres. with tremendous losses q!
men and artillery. the French ana
Americans in pursuit. The French
though var worn have no, lost an
lo.a OF their spirit, and ,hri, CO. ,ras,
is buoyed 10 by our fne Amevi,sr
troops pouring 10.
The balance l. AZ ain swinr,n,
toward the Allies. On the on,
side II A great atn advancing. iul
OF hope. With the certainty 81 a con
slant addition { / fresh sn,hus,sstt,S'' ~
troops, The hsrves,s Of America
guarantee an sbundant'iood supply
on the other side i. retreat ais
contsasmen' In the tieId, a ht.ngr,
aud d.s"s,',ti-d population NJ home
oa, hopes sr rish'snlly high. W.
io'k ona:, the prv4snt situation ~
the hes' anins 1T the .nd. aud ,ru~
'hst r,s forward movement, 81 IN,
Ahi's will be aal,ed only when il
mas sSept VI rough The LAST line O,
1ernan Licences.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
I. i~alfsw Ysas llat,A;aa

ka sssas Ms aagestta war no
pcsa hat ! could only 81 sls8 lssAs,
sss ie~fs, | Hssd ssss,sAlas THAI
| Lsssd sa.s sss isll*l, aai aee an,a.
about q yest mo ~h~h | snw
Tbs aslsslaias Tablets sassTsssed
aud ~, battle VI them did tl1a
the sight srstmsGt, Hssos saAlse
tA%m MY iissssloa 10 kas Mss,
Ri.Ascaa kowEas,, lIaisus, Pa,
-~adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
tx NEW CAlOnel A
PERFECT SUCCESS

lsio,shs, the newly ,evtecte,
cslomel, 10 shsolut, " purified from
al q! tbn anplexsssi, sickmsing ans
da"is sro,is qualities u the al.isstyls
esleusl. The new Csltabs ar
rapidly taking the place NJ the Obj
.,yle calomel sabl-ts. a. they Ar,
much lmase effective rs Iiv.'
cleanser and syster purifier, yet ar
entirely free ircm all ohi-ytionssl,
Qusll,iss
The new Cslotabs are cold cnl,
in original. sealed paesss+s, PRICE
thirty tive cents lau draSgis'
recommends aud guarantees them
,-tAdvs.l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

In This cause, /. Appearing W the Clerk
and Nassss that from ahtiayst hied, that
ths Dxft u hon.r~sd~nt VI the stats Il
Team. and cannot b. served wisA Process,
II n cfdssssi by the Master shs, said
I,sst.. Oasvaee kot~stsps. sypaar u Me
CoSrsbouss. in Charlotte. Hsnn.. M ~
before the 9Th Mon2ay In Oetotes, seat,
add plead ~ aaswu " dsnSs IN tAs t,sil
Sled against him Ia th.s cause for divorces,
OF the same viii In taken fos coaisssei
and lhs cause ~, los hearing sxpasts.
IL y further ordered thAt thl~ notAs hs
Published in thu Dickson County Heraid,
tas four consecutive weeAa m requif~i by
loo In such nA~ss
witns~. my hand 81 my once, the
July Dti. 1915
J TAYLOR. C. A NJ.
X. u, CoHLEM, Ssl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Affairs Ia Russia .eem to "a hs,
4 play proceeding hehird A hesy,
curtain, sound and noise, but II,
clear Information, II President
Wilson send hls commission u! IN.
curry there. We shall have som,
knowledge Of the plot and acts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Ovsrsatins kills people physically
procssstination kills them hnanei
ally, aud dissipation kills then
morally, In either Gaze they ar
some dead
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

America 10 pouring GU! be-, money
aud her blood like water, To the end
that there shaIl never another
Hohensollern sit on the throne al
the German empire.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Willis cotton ia growing up ,b'
price 10 going down II 10 10 b.
hoped that nrx, yesr plain ging
ham gown will be within the reach
oi the ordinary American woman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Now Prince Liehno~sky has beer
expelled from the German partimenl
because he has told the truth. the
most heinous otrr,mes IN the Jude
msnl NJ the Hun,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

How proud WI are to have saved
some wheat in our household now
that We realize that our saving IL
part u the magnificent total that
has led our army and saved the
ellics morale, Let the good werk
10 on,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

The interest Of the country seem.
LARGELY 10 center on the amendment
to the agricultural bill. There /.
quite Distinction between DIP
plug wet" and bone dry nation
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

DO not fail 10 put In your coal
II YOU wait until YOU need 1t nex'
winter, you are likely To lind black
Diamonds a. scarce aud hard to VEL
40 the blue white ones
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

The name oi the river Oufeq ~
suggestive OF ssasicxness. IL Ia
hopea tia. both name aud river Ars
making the Germans sick.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

A piece "a flannel danpeDed ~iih
ChambssIsiniI Lanineni spd tscs0d
ca over The sest d pain ~ oassn
more eGscsuel iu . lame bsck thss
! plaster and dos Dos eat anything
la a NH -sdf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Perhaps the Germans may SOME
tiay give up their dssIrs .touy tfssis
cookery. The desire appears TO be-
\ perpisten. aud unfortunate one
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

U. \. iroops have appeared on
tho italian front. They hsvs ande'
zone special training which renders
them completely lnmane 10 garlic
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

Nat Goodwin has appealed TO y
New iMk court To have receive.
appointed. Very lea people would
be- willing to receive Ma, under sn,
circumstances,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

The occurrence which gives nos
10y 10 4 man 10 Nh American can
Torment II the issuing Of hia over
seas equipment,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

The kaiser didn't raise bits eldest
boy to be a soldier only TO com
masd m army, There Ia a d1hef'
ence,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
r~ss a

|. NJ. Sensins's Registered Jerse,
bull can be ioasd 81 his barn pxs
,ur~ in nickaoa. Celorej maa taef,
at ali times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09

All praise 20 the man who bar
vests aud tbs woman who cans
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-09
Why We Fight
MAJ
Dsssnas 0sanssv As xsnss osuNa
= Us1ssm1ne Or 0sSmMssa1
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asss ssss~ Osssay
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n = a~s 0srsaSny psAaAs~a w W.
essssa01A eur sSesM eas WIZ
WIS
tVi N Hsucnsi Ossmsn' AnsFs.
- s1uses 80 fesnsss 10 she uAat~o
a ~ y ~ iaearrT~seA
~ - = e0xN ID chars ~
- essnS suasssa y tAsi s.sAs es*ss
~a " s0,seu u NE sihancss ~
eV sahcsae~o Nss 70 shecA IN
u''1us $a N @hFs
vm"~ /" 80 - "ssmsns nem ~
~ ~ AoeATs c'lsss
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49, a :"
shsnS /" pv'HnAsy
es"' 'ou@ y
p'sasea W e''ss m sa'''~ "fxAass
"oa 70 sne sopP0' VI shs sss'e ssSa'
800" 49,
w =" sAs '" 49, 1919
s p'~ase8' W cssss ~e'as "
nass ~ @se'acess S0se. y" - .Auis'e'
sai~ p"' - 11aa ,a..''' = s,'
Iw o. Again" sAsa'"s "
thea saa 'aes sppFss&,
the e*ssrs fc< r*Ass'na nauvis'se
encroafhsn~ah vas e1racs'yS No
h"rrtnt to Amsncan iassis. sssuse
the ea"st N shis country mas Hways
been 70 ss~p peiues rec uom NesA
~ religious inHssneN@ ~ asfs vas
e"dy. prsssss'msnS 'ssesf ovFsnan ~
origin ssd sheashs. s<*sins 70 p~'re.a
ate this German fee''as 10 tne miaa
u America
Tren IT. vesy start the alliance
sought to fsmsas dsaceFd WITH Eax'Asd
II aiwsys spoke OF sns Amsf'esn F'*s'
~ tine Aag'oAms''css pr~sa anu
carried eoi io0t saa ~e"afssts"
campaign TOT sne 'ntroaaet'"a VI '"s
herman 'sngaass 'ato 'hs se"e"'a ~"
10 uss 10 civil Ute
THE National Alliance" scrordint
to an Issue Ut 10 osacaai Bul'stsn D.
fcss this Datioa entered the war IL
wagsnE var against An9so'Sas"H'ssa'
against the fanaticsi enemies os per
sonai liberty and political frrtsip'n. "
b combating narro~-ninded. e~n'xh'
ID hncw.nothinsism. the snnnsees oil
tie British and the snsiss'ns far''.a
lam, which had III bsrsh 10 Engiand.
The rsr< war which W. WIN "
eesspsllsd r. ~ Through With on AInTr
lean soil will Be our world war sale
the New rert Ssaass As'tuns IN hsht'
Ing proposal to amend the New i"fk
constitution to make ABILITY 70 speas
and write the Entlish language .
requisite tor suffrage.
Ludwig vulda wrote . book, -Araes
,csa Impresxions.- They were I'm.
pr~ssions Of 4 G~rnsn whe had stad.
led this nation With view to seeing
II ultimately G~rmsnia~d- German
isAiion 10 Synonymous with causing to
speak German" he sald. "nnd Hpess-
lag German means to remain Oefnan.
wherever there ws-e s'gns Of d.
contest. Of q movement which fnigh'
tend 10 disrupt this country, NJ sny
other which Germany might And - .
commercial rival. the German Amer'-
csn alliance was SURE tn b. on tAs
Job, u gave support 10 the. Irish.
Am~rsraa seeses,sx tsesunss th~s~ st4es-
s,,~a. before The war, were. working Tar
tAs separatsoa Of ireland from Eng
| land, 4 matter In which Germany. ~
that time. could have no legitimate
ia,srest. Rat Germany. even thea
was psvpasins for war; and was dfans
every possible thing to weaken hs
coming enem'eA 4 dso'ran'ses'
AmeTica- enc asIed WIN herman ~
se~vssta w"n'd - 10 % r"@u"a 20
ads Win nv . 1890
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-16
HOME CANNED GOODS NOT BE USED FOR
 THE SOLDIER BOYS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.--Un- less home canners this season have certain market for their product in view, they were advised today by the United States Food Admins tration for California not to attempt commercial canning. There are many difficulties in the way of disposing of small quantities of such food stuffs.
 Home canned and preserved goods cannot be purchased or accepted as gifts for the Army or Navy. No Governmental department is permit ted to accept any article without paying for it. Supplies of thhis kind for the Government must be uniform both as to ingredients and containers in order to simplify in spection and packing.
 However, housewives are urged to can fruits for home use generously as every additional jar and can file will release an identical quantity of commercially canned goods for export to the soldiers There will also be saved the labor, shipping space and cost of transportation that would mount up if -factory-Ob- tained goods had to go largely into domestic consumption instead of be- ing shipped in large blocks to army cantonments, camps and abroad
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-16
PROPERTY VALUE FIXED BY THE
 CITY ASSESSOR
Annual Report of Douglas Assessor Fixes Prop
 erty Values for En-
 suing Year

DOUGLAS, July 16. - A regular meeting of the Douglas City Council was held last night and the report of the City Assessor for the current year was gone over and accepted the Council later fixing the dates Of July 24, 25, and 26 to sit as board of equalization.
 The property values handed in by the various owners and the assess ment so far fixed by the assessor is approximately $29o,OOO, nearly $1O0 900 less than the assessed valuation of 1917.
 On next Monday evening, the Coun- cil will meet and fix levy for the year, the property owners to then know of the fixed levy and any com plaints can afterward be adjusted at the sitting. of. the board of eguaHza- tion.
 All the Councilmen were present last night with the exception of Aug ust Olson. but there was no business of importance other than considering the report of the assessor and hear ing the reports of various commit tees
 The Finance Committee reported