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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22
Boise Valley Realty Co.

h prepared 20 Hat your property for
sale or rent. cali and see them ri
foosn ~ Parsfn Hulliing, In Nier~
lsiian.
We have several residence properties
Ia Meridian Tor sale Good bargains
and good termA.
ne you NAnt 70 rent your farm? List
Il with us aud We win secure rent
81 immediately, We have d big walt
ing list
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate OF Sarah Al Smith, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given BY the un-
dersigned Executor Of the last Will
and testament OF Sarah A. Smith, de-
ceased, TO the creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within 10 months
after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said Executor at No.
445 Yates Building, in Boise, Ada
County, Idaho, this being the place
fixed for the transaction Of the bust
ness of said estate
Dated January 2S. 1918.
GEORGE H. SMITH,
Executor of the last will and testa-
ment Of Sarah A. Smith, deceased.
39-5t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22
Note from DR.. II n. Cook.

have been commissioned In the
army but have not received orders,
and until orders come. | will contin-
ne 10 practice my profession In Mer-
idian
DIR. II. !, COOK. Veterinarian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22

AiA AFN cotulhitS fnNtteu 70 cohc.
Charles +. Mitchell. pastor
Carl AySlnEer. S. S supt
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22
. OTIC T.
BOOTS AND SHOES

We are agents FOR the well-known
petegs Shoes. and buckingham a
Heeht Rubber Goods, and. now have
and display FINE LINE OF MEMS,
MISSES AND CHII4DIlkN'H SHOES
AND RUBBERS.
Como and see our Line. II Costs
You Nothing
Have Just received q large ship.
ment OF SECaO MILK and win sell II
while IL lasts
Two CANS FOR $500. .5c.--
Also the following whilo stock on
hand lasts
y G Corn Flakes 3 for 49,. csc
krinklc Corn Flakes g for. 23c
ksllogR's krumbles, % for, 55c
Onsoas, a. lbs for 1850. 25c
OnionS per Gwt .s.s &1.D0
Potatoes. 40 lbs for 1000. Csc
Bulk Green Tea, per To- soc
.tlbcr's Oats. . packages for. doc
> Gal. Polarinc OH. for ... -. 80
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-22

NhM DRAA AND TRANSFER LINE
MCDONALD a ANDERSON, Props.
Light and Heavy DrasinR,
Alto TRUCK SERVICE.
Ifonn 23d, Give us a Trial.
Meridian, idaho.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
Mis- Susie Fitzpatrick has been APP

Mis- Susie Fitzpatrick has been ap
pointed chairman for Halifax county
of the National Woman s Liberty Loan
Committee and was in town yesterday
afternoon arranging her subcommittee
The government looks to every woman
to do her part in influencing invest
cannot buy themselves, and Miss Fitz-
patrick quotes a remark made by the
Treasurer Of United States, Mr.. Burke
in Raleigh last Saturday, "Its better
to invest in government securities and
get interest for your money than to
possess a tax receipt
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
'MAIDS OF JOYLAND,

Last night the company put on a
frollcsome comedy made up of medley
matter which included the rough and
tumble of Irish and Dutch comedian,
which included dancing and songs
supported by chorus, and herein we
note that the company has got an extra
girl, wearing new and attractive cos
tunes and general deporting themsel-
yes well on the stage.
AS we said when they were last
here they are giving good twenty and
thirty cent show, the comedy is quite
fine, and the hour the curtain is raised
gives one good many hearty laughs,
and that is worth while.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
ONE AT A TIME

Harvey D. Orr comedian with There
She Goes Co., which shows at the
Dixie Thursday night, owns a pet par
rot that is valued highly During his
early days. in the amusement bust
ness, Mr.. Orr was a ticket seller with
one of the large circuses: A narrot
was presented to him and having no
suitable place to carry Miss Polly, a
home was made for her in the ticket
wagon. During the mad rush for
tickets, Polly would sit on her master
shoulder looking wise and taking in
everything.' During the rush Mr.
Orr repeated many times the words
Zone at a time gentleman, one at a
time One afternoo late in the
summer Polly flew from the wagon,
and was lost to view After closing
hours, Orr set out to find his "bird -
The circus lot was beside a corn field
so over the fence and right into the
field went Mr.. Orr. Going about fifty
feet, he heard big commotion, hur-
rying toward the noise, Orr came to a
barren spot; there was poor Polly
surrounded by fifty crows all taking
a peck at her. Her beautiful plum
age was scattered over the grounds,
she was bravely defending herself and
time gentlemen, one at time. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
DAWSON'S MASS MEETING

The people Of Dawsons community
are working with untireing efforts to
make the meeting Wednesday, March
81 the turning point for Dawsons child
rem both for education and Social ad-
vantages.
This community is in greater need
perhaps, than any county for con
solidated school. Visitors are quick to
observe the very great numbers of
children here Of school age (thy also
notice and make remarks about the
little school room), where these same
childrn are supposed to get an educa-
ton. Our children far exceed the
school ADVANCES here. One teacher
cannot teach all grades and do justice.
How are they ever to reach the
heights of their ambitions, if we do not
prepare way?
Every parent in the. said district is
forced to feel it their duty to meet
with us Wednesday next, for the pur-
pose of improving these conditions.
Of course there will be "some slack
ers'', but never the lee, they will in
time 'see straight'', and be glad to
join.
Every voter could well afford to pay
the extra lax, yes even double 1t
MANY times to build a better school.
Nothing would increase your property
as much, even though it makes rent
higher as some argue, but what is
more taxes and rent in comparison to
a half educated child? Let every
voter make that effort and come to
this special meeting and hear what
educated people are going to say in
favor of Dawson s consolidated school
At the present time the writer $
children are being taught by COVER
ness owing to the insufficiency of the
public school.
Dawsons is worthy Of greater things
and we MUST have school.
Remember the date March 27, at
three o'clock, sharp.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
COLoRED CHILDREN BUY STAMPS

Editor, Commonwealth.
The Union Juvenile Society has
bought some war savings stamps and
expects to buy many more.
CHARLIE T. SMITH, Pres.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26
1ocaI. NEWS ITEMS OF
GENERAL INTEREST.

Mr. FOREST Drdui0! ~ NAA
- This morning to spend few days.
O-O-O
ur Allen Allsbrook left this morn
10 to spend the day.
rr Harry Lee Mcdowell returned
i. morning from Rocky Mount.
Call on Edwards and Company for
:,na Plaster and Fertilizer.
lawson ; Mass Meeting Wednesday,
ta,;h y.
Mr. Aubrey Leggett, Of Tarboro, is
town for day or two on business.
wv
Afr y 2. Wheeler left for Halifa x
lie morning to attend court as witness.
Mr. N. c. Stiles left this morning for
Greensboro to spend few days.
900
Dawson 5 is going to have good
obool. Can YOU join us and make
assured?
Better get a ventilated windshield
az vour Ford before hot weather.
lsk Riddiek.
The Mckay Stalk Cutters and Guano
lowers are said to be the best on the
Oarket. For sale by Edwards and Co.
Every white voter is duty bound to
eet the good people at Dawson s
March p.
Mrs. Fitzpatrie and Miss Susie Fitz-
atrick were in town yesterday after
Oon from Crowell's.
Mrs Richard Bradley and Miss
Rebecca Bradley, of Lawrence dis
hict were in twn yesterday shopping.
O-0-O
Mr. s. C. Pegram left this afternoon
or Washington to visit relatives for
day or two.
O-O-0
Mrs B. F. Arlington left this morn
for Rocky Mount to spend a few
avs.
Mr. J. S. Bond left this morning for
Ouisburg to spend few days selling
sbrook s Hog Cholera Remedy.
Mr.. H. A. Benner arrived this morn
bg from New York to spend a few
avs here.
Mr.. T. \. Allsbrook left for Norfolk
lis morning to be gone a couple Of
avs on business.
Everybody retires why not RETIRE
our car with United States tirese
Pthers may be cheaper, BUT Ask
Riddek.
Red Cross Shingles in carload lots
ave been received by Hardy Hard
are Company. If YOU need any come
once and get your selection.
900
MI Lee Braxton left for Richmond
turning to his work with the South
trunk Company, after spending
Vera days with his parents.
900
Da'hlng IS essential to good health.
Ct Us give your car a. good bath the
fee Is small and the benefit great.
sk Riddick.
W. H. {. Josey, ST., Mrs. R. c.. Josey
Mr. Danford Josey and Mr.. S. A.
''n lett this morning for Wilson to
'eno the day.
NJ, ~ 100
" l. II. Pettiway left this morn
'Of Iarboro after spending few
40 mere the guest of Mr.. II. A. Win
hester.
Nanre O-O-O
"0lacturers claim Red Cedar
ns'es will last 40 years. We have
:. now Order quick. Hardy Hard
"Pdhy. 3-25-6t.
i, ana Mrs. William Simmons. of
% VIII arrive some time TODAY
~, lslt tor few days with Mrs.
y simmons and also with Mrs. G.
II 800
Emma Vaughan, who has been
sb,s s@TS' OF Miss Gertrude Whitehead
~usd to her home at Whitakers s..
9e3ay. ""h'n she purchased
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-26

WANTED Position az stenogapher
hook-keeper, Or general Office work
Snowdie Lowe 1922 If.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Die ate beimatb.
8robiua Branbembura.

Berlin. - SIN 3irfus Sarraiani
in Berlin bot iid elm idDerer l1nfan
ereignet. Gin a%rtiItentrio, bas bals-
bre6eriife' gpolutionen on elmer
ltebenoen Setter o%usfubrte, itiir5te
aus Der Sobe bon 5p0lf Metern in
sic Mrena binab. 3mei Der 4iin1tler
erlitten 5ddoelbriide, Der brittle
mur6e perlest. 8on ben @dsperber.
mun6eten lit bereits elmer %geitorben.
- Gin 8o1tiod NIT 8%ertpapieren
uno Observation-Disclosures inn Betroge
BON 100000 Marf, tpelder bom
Bo5tomt an 6as taiierlihe Sblob in
Berlin a6reiiiert tpar, lit am 8. Otto
Der qeitoblen tporoen. = Bie oas
8erIiner Sageblott mel6ete, baben in
Sen orei Sabren BON 1914 Biz 1917
BEL 6en Mmtsgeridten in Berlin bei-
nobe 5000 @utbolifen ibren @ustritt
aus ser Stride a%ngemeloet, baneben
900 gpangeliide, 1914 fino 1857
@panqelii6e a1sgetreten, i'm erlten
&rieqsiabr 1915 aber nur $50, 1916
troten in Berlin 202t @bangeliihe
aug. Dieie 3abl ging 1917 mieoer
ouf 1649 5uriid. = Sn 9euti4lano
troten neue Beidranfungen I'M Ser
fonot bon Drudia9en nod 6em aus'
Lamb in @raft; ben YrtbatperI onen lit
ser Ber1anot berboten.
8eitpbalen.
Medlingbonien. = Die 81dHer
meloen, SOB auf ser Strede Sin-
neutrality-suspicious. Elm Eerionen5ug
inn NebeI in cine Mrbeitergruppe bin
einfubr, tpobei flint arbeiter iofort
oet0tet un6 mebrere b%ertpun0et murz
Sen.
@beinprpnin5.
@oln. - Ser @uder I'M 8einges
5daft iiberiteigt ale @ren5en. 0ber<
rbeini1den Mel6ungen 5ufolge fret
fen sort ongeiidts Ser fortgeiekten
8reiserb0bungen fir BEN ge1pobn=
Iiden @danftpein bie Beintrinfer. 10
oaB ser groBte Sell ser Dorfmirt=
idoften geid1oi1en meroen mnBte.
Seute foifet bereits Elm Gu6er Bein
non 1900 2itern 1913er Wein mitt'
Ierer Bute minoeltens $1,000 Wort,
bederer geoieI ODER 8raunbergers
mein m11rbe in Renitl3en fit 1900
Marf 6os Suoer berfauH
Sdnei6emiibI. Sim II. @eptems
Der lit BEL @dneioemiib1 Elm Sim
0%erion6er3ug nod Mun6en=@lnobah
infoIge r%eberfabrens etnes 9alt1tg=
nails ouf ben SdluB zines @uter51t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
nih+ immpr n,f Aie fnthoIifhe Rirhe

.nidt immer ouf Die fatboliide Stride
binpeiien f0nnte, mo- CT nod in DO.
berer Gntmidlung %beitanoe, menn tie
nidt immer bamit broben fonnten,
SOB bel Yreisgabe Der mi6tiglten
Dogmen ole a,fridtigen @briiten
bem Rutboli5ismus 5ufanen miir6en?
Mun nnn logen: aus Mneigung ge'
gen @om, nm linn feline Eriumpbe gu
ihenfen, balten iih oie proteitantt-
l6en @emein6en nod ouf 6rHtli4em
8ooen. 8are ser 8elsbooen nidt
aetpeien, 10 bGtte iid ou9 BEL ben
8roteitanten sic g6ubige &idt1ng
nidt beba11pten fonnen. Sie bate
lid in fleine &onbertifel fliihten mil
len.
l1nb 6ie Mationoli1ten, Moberni-
lten, 2iberalen, miir6en 1ie }id nod
lange babel oufbalten, 6en @briiten'
namen 3u beboupten, cine Mrt DRIFT
Iife @ittenlebre 5u pre6igen, tpenn
ntdt immer sic r0miide @efabr i'm
Sintergrunoe lnuerte? Die 8iibrer
6iirfen cine geniiie @ren5e nidt uber-
idreiten, neil 1ie 1on1t ben groBten
Sell ibrer Mnbdnger on bie gldubige
@idtung berIieren mir6en. Dieie
8e1orqnis miir6e aber tpegfanen,
menn bieie 3idtung aus Mangel an
Mudbolt beridmunben, 5. +. rpenn Die
fatboIiihe Stride r1iht in alter 6eitig-
felt beiteben qeblieben tpdre.
sesn 6ieiem Gimme fann man iagen,
ooB oos Eopihum Ser 5elsbooen lit,
ouf DEM ni6t bloB 6ie r6miiAe Sir
de, ]on6ern a11f sic bon ibr abgefal=
lene Gbrttenbeit itebt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Ser HeISbeee,a Der fatbo:
lti6)e,t STRIDE.

Ser aonoertit 8rofeIIor 81. albert
bon Subtle on ser ltniperlttat S1ue
in 0eutidlano, meIder int Sabre
1909 bonn Brotei tantismus gum SD.
tbolisismus iibersetreten lit, bot cine
8efenntnisIhrift berauSgegeben I'M.
ter bem Sitel: uSuriif our beilige1
Stride" tporin er iiber ben "Sels-
eruno ser fotbolifden Stride" nnter
anoerm Idreibt:
rBunoerlid mag es Monfem er'
ldienen iein, bab i'd gerobe ourh Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser fatboliihen
Stride nabergefubrt tuuroe, cine 2eb'
re, Sic ionit Sic entgegengeieste @ir'
funa gu haben pflegt. Rein @lou=
bensiot lit ia itdrferem 8ioer{pru4,
heftigerer &eripottlng begegnet oils
bieier @ie fommt es, baB i'd &c.
rooe oieler ieItiamen 2ebre @eidmad
abgetponnen uno beitimmten einfl11B
uuf meme innere gntpidlung etnge-
raumt babe? 9os &atiel lot it'd,
penn mir betrodten, pelfe Steaung
oas Eopittum tpirflih in Der STRIDE
einnimmt, un6 mas Sic unfeblbar-
feitgIebre in 8obrbeit 81 beoeuten
BOT. 8ir mer6en ieben, DOB lie, redt
berItonben, cine iebr geiunoe, not.
uenbiae 2ebre lit, Sic lesten enoes
in ;seius Gbriitus ibren ltriprung
bot -"
Mn elmer onoeren Stene iagt Stu,
bile: u9ieie A~uffaiIung Betri uno
feline RodfoIger g. +. boB tie ols ons
Soupt Ser Stride ongeieben &puroen}
in SEN erIten Sobrbunoerten babe i'd
a,,s Sen 8eididtsmerfen getponne11.
Woo 1ih Sic 8irflidfeit in mandem
m,bers {teuen, mag 6ie Goridnng
INNER neue grgebniiIe liefern, 1iher'
lid miro nidt beieitigt tperoen: 9ie
gerheiBung Seiu an feline erlten
apoiteI, ser observation-disclosures
bona smiiden SEN romiiden BiI9o.
fen uno linn, Sic l1eberlieferung BEG
Brimots unb seq gottliden 2ebroufs
troos in ser r0miiden Stride. Oas
aber eeniigt bouitdnoig, INT sic Gn'
1priide oes r0miiden Stubles, mie
fe Bis beutigen Cages bebauptet nno
burdgeiett tporben fin6, gu redtfer<
tiaen. gs tpar Die Mufgabe Der
Eapite, ben hriitIiden @lalben. Die
driltIihe Treibeit, Die dri1tlideSiHe
All idusen gegen 1ubere uno innere
6einoe, nomentlid auh gegen ueber=
eriffe ser Stootsgetpolt. &c NOR ibr
erteg &edt, sic geetgneten geiitigen
NutteI 6ofir in Mnmen6ung gu brinz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Gin ainberproblem eigener Art
bat sic 8unoesboupttoot. Sc bonoeIt
iid in 6ieiem Sale ndmli9 nidt tint
1tnterern6brte ODER idledt be3dbHe
@in6er, ionoern I'M @egenteil I'm.
ioIde, sic gu gut gendbrt iinb uns
eben1o be5nbIt peroen fir leidte at.
belt, sic fie berridten. Snfolgeoeren
boben lie INNER @elb unb muHen
Dor lei9tfinnigem ODER fddolidem
@eIoousgeben betpobrt 'tperoen. 8s
immer iett Suneen ODER Md6&en fir
lire Dienite rei9lider ols ionit Be-
3obIt .perben, 1T oiefe Gorge eben-
fons eriton6en. Aber in Bafbington
1T fe qr0Ber, neil sic Ieidte 8urea,t.
o6er 8otenorbeit fir bic Regieruns
guten Beroienit obpirft uno 6iefe
i1naen 2eute, bolbe 4inber, gor feline
Boritenung oopon bnben, ,pie bel
@el6 iie eigentIi4 berbienen. es 1T
in Borf9Iog gebradt poroen, cine
Sesugenopoli5ei ein3uridten un6 nit
ser 11ebertpeiiuna folder Sungen uno
Md6den, 6ie @infommen boben mie
grtpodiene, at ibertpohen. Bas III
Der 8pii9en5eit sic @ltern tun fon-
ten, miro nidt beridtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Ben1 es benz 4inberbmrea1

9unoes . Arbeits6epartements ge=
lingt, sic pieIen if11lpflidtigen Sim
Ser, meIfe 5ur5eit in 6obrifen Be-
idGftigt tper6en, ser Shule 5urud5u=
geben, tpie bos iett beriudt miro, 10
miro 6amit' in ser Sat elm iebr ber=
hienjtpoues @erf 3utpege fommen.
Ser @el6per6ienit Observation-Disclosures
ser ia in beretn5elten Sanen %eritaun=
Ii@ bod lit, itebt in feinem 8erbalt-
nis Alt oem @daben, 6en cine bor3et=
tige iiberm6Bige Mnfpannnng Der
iungen 4r6fte berbeifubren muB.
Musnobmen fonnen ia gemo4t tper=
Sen, es mdre in 6ieier tpie in ie6er
Mngelegenbeit BON uebel, ole uber
einen @amm i6eren gu mo4en, ober
mo pirfIif) iduIpflidtige &in6er of
ne Sen Drong bon .SomiIienberbalt=
niiien gu bartem @%eloperbienit ge=
5tpnngen per6en, nur rpeil es ltf)
Iobnt", ioute nit alien berfmgbare1
Mitteln @nn6eI geidaffen meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

gen, beionoers Sen f~eiteren 3uiam.
meni@luB Ser gin5elgemeinoen unter
ibre 2eitung. Bie melt lie BARN gu
seben batten, ergab iib aus Den Tint
lt6noen unb aus ben Beltperbalt'
nilien. Mogen ibnen babel Sebler
rno Srrtpese, ia idppere iittlide Ser.
ieblungen nadgetuieien meroen, oas
tragt nidts aus. Berionlide Srr-
tums. uno 5iinoloiigfeit ibrer 2ei-
ter lit BON ser Stride ME bebauptet
moroen. Oft, namentlid at Sen Sci.
ten zines mongelbaften 8ablperfab.
rens, Iino M6nner an Die Spise ge-
fommen, oeren 2ebensmonoel Dem
driltliden Soeal penig entiprah.
Mber geru6e in iolden Sauen bat iid)
sic Ma9t Der leberlieferung md4ttg
ermieien. Mu9 bieie Rap1te fonnten
iid ser Soee Tires Mmtes nidt ent'
5ieben, aud lie baben sic re6ten 2ebs
rem oes @laubens un6 Ser Sitte
bodgebolten, 10 6aB oie Stride feine1
o%ouern6en Sdnben erlitt. NuBer0em
muB man bebenfen, baB oas gei6i6t=
li9e l1rteil pielfa@ ser 8ebeifer-
ung beoarf, DOB es oft genug bon
2el1ten itammt, Die Ser Stride feino=
lid gegeniiberitanben ODER oes Ser
1tanoniiIes fir religioie 0inge er-
mongelten. Sc empfbielt iid,ibren
6eititeuungen elm fairies MiBtrouen
entgegen5ubringen, un6 lieber ielblt
an sic 4ueue gu geben.
airdliden DISQUALIFICATION geredt
al meroen, obne eigene firdlide &C.
iinnung, lit b0uig unmoglid. Solde
@elebrte pflegen an 6ie 5teue Ser re-
ligi0ien, oft iebr feinen uno teflten
9emeggriinoe, sic lie nidt fin6en uno
perjteben f0nnen, eigeniu9tige uno
unlittIi6e 5u ieben, 1o6aB ban1 leiht
Elm 3errbil6 ser Berionlt6feiten ber=
ausfommt. Sic 9effnung Der 4r=
dipe onein gibt nod feline 5iaerbeit
Dor fuliden @rgebniiien. Sc fommt
i'm boditen @ro6e onrauf an, OBJ lie
bon peritdn6nisponen uno unpartei-
iifen M6i11nern benuBt mer6en -"
l1eber bic 8e6eutung BEG Bap1ts
tums urtetlt Subtle: rSoh1ten
0onf lit sic gbriitenbeit, ia Die gan5e
Menidbeit ndd1t Seiu @briito ieine11
@tattboltern nuf Gr6en iduloig, 6aB
tie treu un6 frdftig feitgebolten boz
ben an ibrer pornebm1ten Mufgabe,
bob iie Ser 6elsbo6en geblieben ltno,
ouf eem Sic beilige Stride rubte, nno
nidt 6ieie ouein, ion6ern audi 1eoe
ser iaen@emeinidaft bic itd}
bon ibr obgeionoert boben. Weint
man 6enn, ooB ser poiitibe@loube I'M
Brotel tontismus nod cine @tatte be-
balten bdtte, menn feline Terfedter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

10 Eagen iudte er anldBlid Der Mn-
meienbeit ieines geiitliden 8ru6ers
i'm glternbauie bic &eimat nuf mo
lin cine fdtuere 2ungenent5in6une
tuobl als Golge Ser Grippe, bon tpeI-
der ct in g%iniiebeln befnqen tporoeH
tpar, aufs &%ranfenlnger tparf uni
nun troy iorgiamer BfIege Die Nuf-
loiung berbeifubrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Gsfimus in Mlasfa iterben On Sn-
fftpn.n

Some, Masfa, 8. Mop. = Mome
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Dreibunoert tpeiBe ginuobner tuur-
hen beute als nnter Ser 4ranfheit
Ieioenb beri9tet, un6 gisfimos, bic
in ben tnbe gelegenen Drtidaften
Ieben, iterben 5oblrei4. 9as 9berr1o-
meter itebt felt &age,1 unter Zero.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
ormnbei8entmatSs
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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-01-24
EUROPE needs FOOD
Food Administration Declares II is a.
Absolute Sin to Waste Fssa--Fsod
Has Become Sacred.

Europe IL still sending an IRsistsBt
call for more Food. We must send 1t
II the war 10 10 " ON efficiently. IL
We eat II all we cannot ship il. and
the food administration has already
tried to picture how mach that wheat
u needed by people who will starvs IL
they do not get 1t, the feOd administra-
tlon states.
Fer the least bit OF heedlsssnssa
ON your part In food conservation some
one somewhere In the world must suf-
fer prlVation," an ofiieial statement
declares. The food adminlstrat don
has mastered the problem OF Amsri-
cas- food In such q way that every
ounce OF food conserved and kept in
the currents OF trade goes to an empty
stomach In Europe
at is an absolute Sin 70 waste fsoa.
Food has become sacred.
"Food means life; &c means some
bsdy's life. and pea eannst escape re-
sponsibiiity.
There 10 no waste sf tosd ansag
the allied natioas."