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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

ianges og eoelegges, % tiger. at
Sc, for0i De beipotter boao De life
fenoer der t9nfes iiffert paa De
@erIigbeoer, Be beipotter) ifal poe
legges. JON De ufornuftige 0pr
ooelegges.
Ger iiges ioa Oioere: oi0et De
faa l1retfpr0igbeos 2en". Spao oct
er for en- Con- Der tanfes paa,
fremgaar life uoen for iaa blot, at
oet iiges, at bet err lretferoigbeos
2en, altiua Den 26n, JON al llret-
feroigbeo better paa forifellig Maa-
Oe; oct fan bore baaoe timeIig Zoe
lGggelie og eOig 5ortabelie.
8ioere iiges: o9e iette 0eres
I9pIt / @elleonet ON 9ager, oisie
Sfampletter og SfGnoielsmenneIferl
9e ipeIge / oeres 9eoragerier,
meoens Sc boI6e @iIoe meo eoer. a
Sboo Der iiges biier, at 9eter bar
for gie Menneifer, iom rigtig on.
ifer at iOelge / f6oelig 9fpoelie, pao
iamme Ei0, iom Sc BOG life gIemmer
at beorage Dem, Be boIber @iloe
ianmen me0. Slige @enneifer er
iiffert Sfampletter paa en- SUBS
@enigbeo ia @enneifer, iom er
til Sfen0iel.
8ioere, Il. Beers: ooeres Zine
ere fuloe al Soreri %(egentIig al so.
%refpinoer) og fumte life faa nof
al Spno, Sc loffe u6efeiteoe Siale;
De bare ct 9ierte, eUet / @ooeiDge,
5orbanoeliens Born" ser plies rig.
tig, boorleoes De oanore efter apo
i 8eg9r efter @eimittelie. 01en
oct er p9ro at legge Wt9rfe til,
bnorIeoes ben enc Spno refer
0en anoen 9aano. 9oor itprft De-
res Zine er grebne al lthugt, iaa
bar De- Sanos for at loffe ubefa.
iteoe Siele; Der iige5 life til
0e loffer Dem, men iOet Der
Oioere iiges: p0e babe ct @ierte
aOet / SaOeipge@, iaa faor man bet
SnotrDf at De loffer Dem til roget,
bOoraf De ielO fan beite 6orOel, Ii
geiom Der ouenfor iagoes: DE
ipelge i oereS 8eoragerier, me-
Oens De boloe @iloe MED eOer.4
l~10trpffet o5orbauoeliens gern"
6etpoer life, at Oe er forbanoeoe
eller ierIig @enltano FOR 5or6an-
oelie, men oerimoo, at De er 99et-
%neifer, iom leoer til 5orbanoelie,
iom oil fsre 5or6anoelie og 5or-
o9rnelie oner Dem, iom fslger Dem.
5 neite 8ers iammenlignes &c
faIife 29rere meo 9ileum, 9eors
|Sen. Get faiter Ell bel Del 2ps
ober oeres Stilling. Get ipntes nenl-
Zig, iom 9ileam oiloe tale, iom
9erren befaleoe bant, men glob.
2, ii itaar Der ligefren ON BAN,
at ban nlGrte 9dlaf at i9tte Snare
for Ssraels 9ern Tor at oe ifliloe
|ipiie aiguosonerfeo % beorioe
lttugt." 90 Der itaar ON barL at
ban oelife0e ltretf9roigbeos Con
6or os er oet M fife Soueoia-
gen at apoltelens aaraf-
@tariitif al ben Lbs falife 2erere,
men / bets Steo at oogte os Tor
De lloifeielier, ban peger paa.
Get er life iaa meget fnlife 2G-
re, eller afpigen0e 2ereiGtninger,
Der aobares imoo, iom oct er afDi-
genoe Sip, ct 2iu Der leues efter
.aeoets 9eger I &etlling al lttuat
og @ooeipge, / Ste0et for / ariiti
6ooipor. Get er iGrlig / 2io og
Gan0el, DC onagte oen Serre, iom
febte benz"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
WIn uata tlig OIL S;bsiea
paa WarslueOtt MlfOD.

9lt referere ell Gale iaaoan, al
man gennem nogle faa S9tninger
gioer Geierne ct nogenlunoe rig.
Snotrpf al bna0 8aleren bar
iagt / en- Gale, oep niloe fDloe flere
Spalter, er fife iaa let. Oct fen
Der enbner, Der bar prgoet oct.
ut Der meget let inoiniger Jig
llnsiagtigbeoer, fenOer De fleite, iom
bar facet 3aler refereret paa ben
Wiaaoe.
Com ofteit er oct oerfor ogiaa
ubeloigt at fritiiere Ell Wianos Gale,
1aar man fun bar lan0an ct fort
Geferat at itgtte Jig til. Sg oct
lnorer mig liot, at yOanIferen"s
Heoafter ilet life / lit angreb pao
mine llotalelier bar taget Senipn
til 09anneDirfegs @%engipelie y al
Der Dog bar mere uoferlig.
ban oct biloe ban n9ppe babe
misforitaaet min Sanfe | ben @rao,
OH ban MI ger. Set tror ieg %
, 8i bolot os til Heferatet !
&irfens officielle Organ, og bet
hurne hift inaen bebreioe os for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

lIIe, lelo ON 1eg gdnlte Dill Dnes,
at ban ogiaa no fra nairfelig Sam.
Ier"s forte og life belt peIIpffeoe
@engibelie al mine Oro; fnnoe boSe
faaet en- mere rigtig 5oritaaelie
emo ban, efter tit anereb at Dom.
me, bar fact.
"a D8onlferen" MI bar optrDft
set mite al oar. S."s aeferat OH
BEN Sag, maa ieg maaife foa 9oo
til FORT at gore ct Bar RetteIier
og iaa beOe ben optrpffe, boao ieg
iag0e ON 9ibelen oeo Den 9eiIig.
beO. Noar BET be0oer: ban aIt.
iaa migl fortalte ON ell Menigbeo,
ban fenote, Der ferit too / Den
oanife airte, oernGit / Den f%orene0e
&irfe, og mn / Sen norif-Iutberife
8irfe, uOen at oenne Sfiften fra
oct enc Gamfun6 til oct onoet
bnpoe bebirfet nogen tiIi1nelaoenoe
6o%ranoring eller 5orItbrrelie / Me.
~nigbe0enS 2in eller @uostieneItens
6orm. iaa er set uneiagtigt. Gen
onrtalte Mgb. gift tilbage til Sen
oanife Strife, iom ben tiIberer
en6mi.
Seq ItilIeoe iaa SpergsmaaIet:
Sbilfe 5oronoringer ifete ser iaa,
mar ben MI inaleoes gif no al e
Samfullo og inc / ct an6et. 81
fbeioareoe Spor9smaalet meo, at
5oran6ringen bar / bbert 5oIo oit.
fe einefaIoen6e.@ 90 peg.
te iaa paa oct meget. ser blep
uforanoret. Men 1totoIte tilGige,
iom Der ga ogiaa itaar / &eferatet,
at 9ioet nlIioebet bar fornet fig
no9et iorfeIIigt / De TO Sam.
funo.
On gibeIen uotalte ieg 10.
-genoe: Man bar ira bisie Si6er
- i9rlig i%noenfor oen y6oreneoe
Strife - bpboet, at 6et par en-.
net paa 9ibeIen, ser ifiIte Den
o0nnife Girfe" / 1891. 90 at
set bar oct, Der fremoeles boIot os
aoifiIte. Men, iao 0i6t ie9 bar fun.
net erfare, bar oct life Den egent.
I g @run0 til SpIittelien.
Oct fan go6t bore, at Ser er
liot 5orifel paa oe TO Samfuno5
Spn paa 9ibelen; men pi maa 10
buife pan, at Der err Ell Del 6or.
ifel paa 6e forifeIlige 9erioners
Gun paa 9ibelen inoen for ianme
Samfuno. Soaoan er oct ga bos
os; % - iaa niot ieg peo - gal.
Der oct famine for Gen foreneoe
airfe~s 8eofommenoe. 8i bar 10
Wpno iblanot 0 s, Ser bpnoer ben
guooommelige SIDE al Sfriften iaa
itGrft, at De mener, bbert Orb ifal
p9re inipireret - ia e9entlig off.
teret al SUB. Mfeoens andre ireln.
bGner Sfriftens menneifelige Sioe
iaa bel iom oers guooommelige.
SfaI hi lutte os iammer, Dor
|Di 10 iiffert nof enes ON en- 10
%tolelie on Den 6ellige Sfriit. Seq
tror ogiaa, oi funoe enes ON Ell
5Gaesuotalelie ON Dor Stilling iii
Sfriften. Men iom @ritnolag for
en- Screening al De TO Samfuno
pil ell ianoan ll0talelie life betDoe
ret meget. 0li nil ieg beoe
6olf ON life at misforitaa mig, iom
ON ben SGtning ifuloe u0trpffe
Ringeagt ior 9ibelen (Ge, ser fen.
Der mig nprmere, bebeber ieg life
at 6eoe ON Def, ga Dc pe6, ieg
letter 9ibelen meget bsit og ippn-
Zig minoer 6oIf on i 8reoifen %
beo andre 2eiligbcoer, at hi Dor
BRUCE Dor 9ibel mere oa beore,
ems hi g6r, De beo, at ieg gcnlem
gibelflasie o. a. ger, bnao jeg
fan, for at biplpe 6olf til at lpie
og foritna 6eres gi6eI.) Men andre
er oct ieg be6er ON life at misfor-
itaa Setningen. 9bi bbor bpjt
ieg og andre emo letter 9ibelen,
og bbor meget pi emo ifotter ben
iom Oplpsnings- og Opbpggelies-
bog for os ieIp og andre ariitne,
maa hi BOG i%nbrsmme, at iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
9c falifc 9ererers 9arnfteriitif.

9c falife eGrerers 9arnfteriitif.
Set foreliggenOe 9finit er nof
en- 6orti9ttelie al oct foregaaenoe
ON De falife 2erere. Si6ite afinit
i10ebol0t 6mtale al SUBS Straf-
feoonmle til 4opariel for u~guoelige
eller for Be falife 2erere og iaa-
oantte, iom loo Jig f%orfore al DEM.
0aru9renoe 4finits SnObolo er
narmeit en- aarafteriItif eller 9a-
rafterifiloring at De falife 99rere.
Get er fife let at latte eller uo-
lagge. @anifeligbeoen ligger /, at
ri fife far fatte, at Wenneifer, iom
Der ifilores, funoe gibe Jig no for
29rere bldn0t Menneifer, iom bar
bort @uos gpangelium forfpnot.
Snn fan oct ogiaa nof bore, at pi
ofte gsr os ct forfert 9egreb ON
%ofalife 2erere".
2ao os begDnbe meo at piie ben
I'll, bbao 5efiis flyer ON, bporleoes
ni ifal fenoe falife 2prere: Bog
ter eoer for De faIife 9rofeter, iom
fomme til eoer / 5aorefl9oer, men
inonortes ere glubenoe ltlne. 9lf
oeres 5rhster ifulle 5 fenoe benz.
Sanfer man bel 8inoruer al Sorne
eIler 5ieener al 3iosler?" (0tt.
7, 15-16)
Oct ipnes at paste paa Dem,
apoitelen 9eter ifilorer. Get er
5rugterne, ban peger paa.
S6et ban fortiptter oct foregaa
enoe afinit 90. 81, begpnoer
ban Der: vog met Dem, iom ban0re
efter aso | geger efter geimit
telie." S fit f6rite 8reb ~formaneOe
ban fine 2eiere til at nfboloe fig
fra feoelige 2Diter, iom fsre 4rig
imoo Sielen q, IL. Ser peges
paa 2nrere, iom banorer efter aeo,
ia ligefrem / geg9r efter geimit-
telie. De bill nltfaa forfSre 2eierne
til at gore oct, iom 9fpoitelen bar
formanet Dem til at ofboloe Jig fra,
oe iom ban bar iagt ON, at oct
ferer arig imoo Sjplen.
ngi0ere flyer apoitelen ON oe
falife 2erere: oog foragte Serifab.
5rpffe, i~elpbebogelige 6eoe De life
be6 at beipotte 6erligbeoer." 9lt
De foragter Serifa6 - oct ifal
iiffert betDoe, at oe foragter alle
iaaoanue, fom er / Stillinger buor
be ifal + 9Doe2ob og u t, maa-
ife baaoe Menneifer8 og CUBS. 9lt
be life 6Rbe for at 6eipotte Ser
ligbeoer, Oct tpoer pad, at oct life
BLOT er ioroiife Serffaber, De for
neter, men ogiaa bimmelife, maa.
ffe Gngle ! beie Stillineer.
9et ffaI hi imiolertio life gaa
narmere ino paa. 9roerioe 5ortol-
fere er life euige | oeres Spfattelie
al bette ll0trpf og oct felgenoe
gers ON gngle, Der er itsrre |
Gtprfe og Magt 0. |. b. Oct faar
bore os nof, at 4poitelen b9boer
al loplig autoritet og oens Saano-
bnbere. 90 bet er eet at Traf-
fere I De falife 2ererers aarafter,
at De foragte 9erifab og er
fraffe nof til at beipotte Serligbe-
Der.
5 IL. og gegpnoelicn af 10.
Beers iammenligner ZIP. De falife
2arere me6 ufornuftige os unlnIenoe
DDr, Der at Natrr ere feote til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

y l%lotrDffet goen ortooofie 9pre
ON Observation-Disclosures" iom oct
er brngt | Str. Sml." CAB os Dog
bet Snotrpf, at man mente, Oct for.
bolot fig iaa iom iaa meo 9roogr-
oigbeoen. Oct bar os imiolertio it.
fe ON at gore at fritiiere, men at
.iigc noget p oitiot, og oct BIZ
glGoe os oberoroentligt at blioe
ooer6epiit ON, at 9ait. 9iren Cog
.. 3. 81 er enig meo os ON at
b9poe gibelens fuloe archaeological
oe uforbeboloent anie ben for CUBS
Orb til ps. Heo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

, 8i bolot os til 9feferatet i
airfens officielle Organ og bet
.buroe lbiit ingen bebrejoe os for.
Reo.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21

UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICE, NOV. 18th.

Rev. Rasmussen will preach the
sermon in the Congregational
Church on the evening of Thanks
giving Day, Thursday, November
2Sth. Service to commence at 7:30
p. m.
Never before in the history 0
our nation have we had more to be
thankful for. Let US take this OPP
iportunity of showing our gratitude
to the giver Of every good and per-
feet gift. Let the people of the
earth rejoice and give thanks for a
world peace, for national and indl
widual blessings.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy

Do not imagine that because
other cough med icines failed
to give you relief that it will
be the same with Chamber
lain's Cough remedy. Bear in
mind that from a small begin
ming this remedy has gained
a worldwide reputation and
immense sale. A medicine
must have exceptional merit
to win esteem wherever it be-
comes known. Kearney's Ply
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
FOOD PRICES FOR
SOUTH HALF COUNTY.

Should you be asked to pay
more than the following prices for
articles mentioned below, enter
complaint with the committee:
Wheat flour 121 lbs IS cts.
Barley -four, bulk II Id lbs 90 cts.
Rye flour, bulk, IL IA lbs IS cts.
Rye flour, bulk, per lb q cts.
Rice, unbroken per Id 16 2-3 cts.
Granulated sugar, lb III cts.
Navy Beans, ID IS % cts.
Onions, per lib 8 cts.
Canned tomatoes, can 20 cts.
Canned corn, can 20 cts.
Potatoes, peck so cts.
Country Butter, lb 6S cts.
Eggs, per dozen SIS cts.
1t does the work, use Sanol Eczema
Remedy to get rid of those Black
Heads, Pimples, orr Rough Bumpy
Skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema Is pleasant to
use. A trial will convince you SOC
and S1.00 at the Kearney Pharmacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
COUNTY
BANKERS ASSOCIATION

The bankers of Audubon County
organized the Audubon County
Bankers Association last week and
the following named gentlemen
were elected officers of the Associa-
ton: E. S. VanGorder, President;
T. 0. Hester, Vice-President; E.
G. Rice, Secretary; Hans Madsen,
Treasurer; e. S. VanGorder, E. F.
Bilharz and Joe H. Ross, Executive
Committee.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
FROM TRAINING SCHOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nicklason
are expected to arrive here this
week from Cambridge, Massachu-
sets to visit her parents, ]. M.
Dimick and wife. Clarence has
been attending the Officers Training
School in that city for the Naval
Aviation corps and has received
an honorable discharge since peace
has been declared. They will re-
main here. until January when they
will return to Cambridge to attend
College the remainder of the year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
Local News


Local News
Hans Nelson, Rev. Matson, Kirk
Knox, Hugh Smith and Elmer
Heath autoed to Des Moines,
Thursday of last week to attend a
Church Convention. They return
ed home the same evening.
The beautiful new no m belong
ing to P. G. Knudsen has been COM
pleted, on his farm south of town.
The residence is an $4,000 structure
and consists of eight rooms, all
modern. 1t is certainly a beautiful
home for this fine family.
Judge Charles E. Herrick. Of
Craig, Colorado came Monday in
answer to a telegram that his bro
ther, Howard, had passed away.
Mr. Herrick came Immediately and
attended the funeral, which was
postponed one day, awaiting his
arrival.
Mr.. Joe Conrad, who resides near
Hamlin, suffered a painful injury
one day last week when he caught
one finger in a corn elevator. Sew
eral stitches were taken to close the
wound and it is thought the injured
member will recover alright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Morey, after
a visit here with his motherS Mrs.
M. O. Smith, returned to Fort
Dodge, last Wednesday. On satur-
urday they departed for Clifftons
Arizona, whore they will make their
home in hopes Of regaining his
health.
Two hundred thousand of our
boys now in training camps will be
sent home at once. Thirty thou
sand will be sent home daily from
the environments and arrangements
are being made for the return of
many from abroad, which is well
come news.
James Paige arrived here Mon
day to make visit with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Paige.
He has been employed in Washing
ton D. G. for sometime and is en-
route to California to make his
home. His family have been in
that state several months.
The condition Of Mr.. William
Bintner, as we go to press, is still
serious but shows slight improve
ment. His daughters, Sister Mat
ithaca of Michigan City, Indiana,
Sister Saloma Of Memphis, Tennes-
see, Mrs. Matt Metz of Regina,
Canada and son, Lawrence, Of
Richardson, Canada, are at his bed
side. Miss Kelly of Atlantic is
the nurse in charge. We trust Mr..
Bintner will recover rapidly.
When you have backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out of gear.
Try Sanol, it does wonders for the
liver, kidneys. and bladder. A trial
will convince you. Get 1t at the
Kearney Pharmacy.
Harvey A. Delahoyde, who has
been travelling salesman for an
Omaha wholesale house for many
years past, made his last trip over
this territory last week, having &C.
cepted q position in the head Office
and he and his family will move in
the near future. Some other fellow
will have to take the cussing fol
sending out fruit that is not up te
standard. ---Anita Record. Harvey
is we'll known to the business men
of Extra and all wish him success.
| CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the neighbor'
and friends, also the Danish Bro
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
CONG'L CHURCH NOTES
Sunday School. 10 A. M.
Preaching, II A. M.
Preaching 7:3O P. M.
w. E. BALDWIN,
Minister.
CHURCH OF CHRIST

The Church Services will be held
.at the following hours:
Bible School, 10 A. M.
Communion, II A. M.
Christian Endeavor, $50 P. M.
Services, 7;3O P. M.
Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. M.
Wednesday.
In these days Of happiness ovre
the approaching good day Of peace,
Christians should be foremost in
rendering thanks to God, seeking
divine guidance in the enlarging
work Of building the new structure
of peace and good will among ma
lions" The logical place for thanks
and prayer is in the Lords house.
Neglect not the+assembling Of your
selves together at the hours Of wor-
ship.
LIN. MATsON, Pastor
Our esteemed friend, Harry Co
vault of North Branch, received a
large majority over his opponent
for Sheriff of Guthrie County. Mr..
Covault will administer the office
with honor and satisfaction to all.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends, also the Danish Bro
therhood Lodge for their help and
sympathy extended to us during
the illness and death of our beloved
father and grandfather, Mr.. M. p
Thompson; also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sorenson
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter M. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen
And Grandchildren.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21


Loans and Discounts - s16497710
Overdrafts, unsecured .....8.. 1854 IN
u. s. Bonds deposited to secure
z circulation e (par yalue) 100000
Liberty Loan Bonds, 81 4 and A,
pledged to secure State or
other deposits bills payable 100000
Payments actually made Lib
erty Al percent bonds Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan owned 475OOo 1880 90
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
go percent of subscription 100000
value OF Banking house, owned
and unincumbered .......... 5000 90
Furniture and Fixtures. ........ 320O7O
Reserve Bank .............. 16S9l.87
Cash in vault and net amounts
1,d due fr from =. national ii banks 242a7gs
Checks on other banks in same
8 city OF town as reporting bank 1862 49, 5000
Checks on banks located outside
of city townof reporting bank
and other cash items. ....... O64.9O
redemption Fund with y. s.
Treasurer 45O 90
War Savings Certificates and 4'0,00
Thrift stamps actually owned l,554.2l
customers tax receipts not deliv-
cred ..s.......; ............. 1873 SIS
Total Resources. ......s... 254, s82. 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 1. 100000
Surplus fund ................ 100000
Undivided profits &c. 276.77 less ooS'S
current expenses interest and
taxes paid So, 996. 81. .......... s. $50 25
Circulating notes outstanding 100000
Demand Deposits other than bank depostsn
individual deposits subject to
Certificates Of deposit due in less
than 30 days (other than fer
money borrowed. .......... 2lll.S8
Dividends unpaid .......... 275OO
Total Of demand deposits a. 1854 ~
Time Deposits subject to reserve:
Certificates of deposit (other than
for money borrowed) ......... 32,Os3.l2
Other time deposits .-......... 3252l74
Total of time deposits. 10. 6454486
Bills payable, other than with
Federal Reserve Bank includ.
ing all obligations representing
money borrowed, other than re-
discounts Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 222, 4893s
Liabilities for redscounts, includ-
ing those with Federal Reserve
Bank Observation-Disclosures. s2,4e262
State of Iowa. County of Audubon S.
G. FL Townsend, Cashier of the Bank above named do
solemnly that the above statement best
of my knowledge and belief
G. H. TOWNSEND, Cashier
Subscribed and to before this 10Th day of Nov
1918 T. M. RASMUSS Notary Public
Correct Attest: Soren Madsen, Walter Hensley and T.
O. Hester, Directors
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
Charter Number 687O Reserve D;strictNo
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
Reserve DistrictNo.

At Extra in the State of Iowa. the business on
November lst 1918
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-01-25
TAG YOUR SHOVEL DAY
TO BE OBSERVED HERE
Next Wednesday is Day Set Apart
for Tieing Tags on Every
Coal Shovel.

The local fuel administrator has
received the following letter:
Under separate cover this office
is mailing you supply of tags for
The Tag Your Shovel Day" which
will be observed throughout the ma
ton on January 30th The day has
been advertised in the newspapers
of the State and ii is hoped that
some interest in it has been aroused
In your several communities and
that 1T will be big success, so far as
our State is concerned.
1t is intended that the school
children be the principal partici-
pants in the events OF the day. Get
them to arrange public exercises in
tagging the shovels OF the mayor
and prominent citizens. Instruct
the children to take these tags home
on January 30th and tie to the fam
lily coal shovel. Have the strings
put in the tags before hand. This
might be done'at "stringing bee"
given by the school children. Such
an event would arouse interest in
the community. If possible, arrange
for contests in the schools, offering
prize for the best essay or jineles
on coal saving, written by the chill
dren. AS reward the winner
might be privileged to tag publicly
the school shovel or the shovel OF the
mayor of the city.
Have your local newspapers aid
you by giving all publicity possible to
this event. Announcements at all
the church services on the preceding
Sunday will also help. If possible
appoint committees OF prominent
men and ladies to cooperate with
the school authorities in arousing
all interest and enthusiasm possible
We would be pleased to have a
report from you afterwards on the
events of the day. which we trust
will be a success with you.
Approaching your continued CO.
operation In this work. we are.
Yours very truly.
U. 8. Fuel Administration,
m Publicity Department
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-01-25
GOVERNMENT TO SELL
NITRATE TO FARMERS
Application Must Be Made Through
County Agent and Price Will BE
$3.50 Per Ton.

Notice has been given to r. w
Graeber, agricultural agent for Lam
caster county, that the U. S. Depart-
ment OF Agriculture will sell at cost
a supply of nitrate of soda to farm
ers in Lancaster county.
The nitrate was purchased
through the War Industries Board
under the authority OF the Food
Control Act as a part Of the program
for stimulating agricultural produc-
ton. 1t will be unloaded at At
lantic ports and the price will be
S75.5O ton, free on board cars at
port of arrival. Farmers are to nav
in addition freight from port of ar
rival and the State fertilizer tag
fee.
Application for part of the 1OO.-
600 tons of nitrate bought by the
government will be received only
from actual farmers or owners or
holders of farms for use on their
land, and may be made through
County Agent r. w. Graeber or
through any member of local COM
mittee consisting of ]. III. Wither-
spoon. A. j. Gregory. Vernon
Craig, Ross Blackmon, w. B. Twit-
ty, S. E. Bales.
No money will be required with
the application but upon notice from
the county agent farmers who have
signed applications must deposit
with local bank, association, or in
dividual, designated by the secre>
tary of agriculture to act as the far
mers' agent for that purpose, money
to cover the cost of the fertilizer ex-
cept the freight charge. After the
money is transmitted to Washing
ton the nitrate will be shipped to the
farmers. If applications for the nj
trate exceed the supply OF about
100000 tons the government will
allot the supply on pro- rata basis
among those who applied Applica-
tions must be received by February
4th.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-01-25
SurgiCa! Dressings.

T"terminahle folds of gauZe
For those whom we shall never see.
Remember when your fingers pause.
That every drop of blood to stain
This whiteness falls for you and
me.
Part of the price that keeps us
free
To serve our own. that keeps us
clean
From shame that other women
know
Oh saviours we have never seen,
Forgive us that we are so slow!
God--if that blood should cry in
vain
And we have let our moment GO!
Amelia Josephine Burr.