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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-25

Richmond. Va. Dec. Is. 1918.
Dfvidend No. ~.
The board of directors of Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared the ninety-third coAsecn-
tive quarterly dividend of 81 per
share teEc) on the preferred stock Of
this company. payable Wednesday.
January IL. 1919. TO stockholders of
record at the close of business on
Tuesday, December al 1918.
Transfer books will not be closed.
S, w. TRAvERS,
Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-25
NOTICE

The transfer books Of the bonded
debt OF the city OF Richmond viii be
closed on and after the goth instant
and reopened the End day Of January,
1918.
GEO. S. CRENSHAW.
Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06
SALVATION ARMY BEGINS DRIVE 5&rI.'
w. :.s..1 TO INSURE CHRISTMAS FOR POOR

Capt. James c.. Bell, commander Of
the Bismarck Salvation army corps,
has begun his annual campaign for
funds with which to insure the capital
city's poor q share in the yuletide
cheer. "The poor we always have
with u.s. The capital city is singular.
~ fortunate IN having a comparative
Wy small number of citizens who have
been ill-used by fate, but there is a
small percentage who will not know
the meaning of Christmas this year
except the charity and good will Of
their .neighbors, operating through the
Salvation Army. >,
The Salvation Army will again this
year conduct its Christmas stocking
drive with a view to buying a few
simple little toys and other gifts for
the children of poor families. Cards
will be distributed both for Christmas
baskets and for kiddies' gifts from
the army's Christmas tree. Anyone
knowing Of families who should be in
cluded in Captain Bells list are invit-
ed to notify him.
The following appeal was placed in
the mail today:
s. Dear Friend: AS the Christmas
season approaches we are again
faced with the problem of helping the
poor and needy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

From almost every corner of the
globe today, comes the cry of the SUI
fering men, women and children. You
as a Christian and loyal citizen have
bravely struggled to stand up under
the demand made upon you, upon your
generosity, your patience and your
ultimate ability to give.
ITO the lot of the Salvation Army
falls, in a great measure, the respon-
sibility for these helpless ones in our
own community and state.
"You are familiar with the noble
work which has been done by the Sal
walton Army in France. We are do
ing a. similar work for the poor. the
helpless and the suffering in your
own community.
We thank you for the way you have
strengthened our hands in the past,
making it possible for us to bring sun.
light and cheer into sad and gloomy
homes.
Send all contributions to the local
Headquarters in Bismarck, N. D.
Wishing you Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year, we remain
"Yours to serve,
JAMES C. BELL.
Ensign.
up. Snake all 2Secks payable to
The Salvation Army
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING.

THE HIGH COST OF LINING.
prices seemed more fair.
When we could take buck or two
&C. and buy enough to make us
stare.
But the H c of l. is now fright, the
poor mans bugaboo,
With prices climbing over night, we
don't know what to do.
VS. cost continues thus to soar, We'll
surely 60 insane,
Instead of shopping on the floor,
we'll use an airplane.
The pennies, hicks and dimes of yore,
we used as chicken feed;
But now the 'broilers do ignore these
once mammOuth crumbs of seed.
No longer can they thus be used to
lengthen out our roll,
Nor add but little when diffused, to
square the frightful toll.
So where to go or what to do, Is very
. hard to know; "."
? If those who read this only knew,
they would need less Of the
dough.
Now get together, one and all, this
problem to work out,
And if successful by next fall, we
may have sour krout.
In the meantime let us hope that the
H C of L will tumble,
And let us all in on the dope, the
naughty and the humble.
So that the. poor as well as rich
may have enough. (po "kickin' y,
To treat themselves to high pitch;
with now and then a chicken.
We all confess this a. rare treat, but
don't know where or when;
But to make my happiness COM
plete, much prefer fat hen.
Butswhether broiler. chick or hen; oat
=, meal or plain dry toast,
Just drop @he price of eggs again,
and I'll boost from coast to
coast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

70 MInne60ta.
Commissioner r. L. Best left on No
4 this morning for Hastings, Mimi, IL
response to a message from his sister
Mrs. Chard, announcing a death II
the family. H. .,.,.'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06
HAZELT0N MEN
MUST PLEAD TO
FELONY CHARGE
Greater Part of Morning Con.
sumed in Interpreting
Langer's Indictment
COYLIN CASE TO THE JURY

After devoting the greater part of
this morning to an effort to decipher
General LANCER in the Hazelton riot
cases to determine whether the true
bills as finally returned by the En-
mons county grand jury charged a fell
ony or merely a misdemeanor, Judge
Crawford in district court finally ex-
pressed the Judgment of the court to
be that the facts charged in the in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

]. Lieut.. S. R, Day returned today
from Camp Pike, AK, where he was
attending officers training school,
called home by the illness of Mrs.
Day. o., sl,.. .''i.'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06
TO SEND DELEGATION,

Washington, Dec. 6.-The congress
Of war service committees today de-
cided to send war committee to Eu-
rope to be available to the American
speace delegates in the event of their
needing assistance in working out
economic problems. .u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

Cleanliness is the first Jaw Of
health, inside as we'll as outside. Let
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea bbe
your internal cleanser, then your or
gans will be pure and clean, your
health good, your system right Start
tonight Tea or Tablets, 35c- Jos.
BreSlOW.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06
CITY NEWS
Rev, Nam. Here.


Rev. Burdette Lawson Main will be
a guest at the Methodist parsonage
and may be induced to speak in the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
To Minnesota.
Commissioner r. l.. Best left on No..
this morning for Hastings, Mimi, in
response to a message from his sister,
Mrs. Chard, announcing death in
the family. r." ,~.'.'..'
Rev. Powell to Speak.
Rev. G. +. Powell of Indiana will
preach in McCabe Methodist church
Sunday night. DR.. Hutchinson urges
everyone to hear "the miniature man
with mighty message"
Harris Is ~. 49,.
w. J. Harris is confined to his home
by illness. '-'
In Hospital.
Harvey Thielke Of the Security
State bank is in the hospital with an
attack Of influenza. .:""'
Silver Tea.
St. Georges guild gave a silver tea
at the home of Mrs. F. e. Shepard on
Avenue B. this afternoon.
i Yeomen Dance Tonight.
\ The Brotherhood of American Yeo'
linen and their invited guests will
idance at the knights of Pythias hall
,Sthis evening. a.. ~ -
TO Redeem Certificates. =,
The secretary of the treasury has
called for the redemption on Decem.
Der 19 of United States treasury GER
tificates of Indebtedness maturing
Jan. 2, 1919. q..nrr.
it," Lieut.. Day Home. go.
Lieut., S. r. Day returned today
from Camp Pike, Ark, where he was
attending officers training school,
called home, by the illness of Mrs.
. Day. ~ su.., ., .'.'',.''
u. q Old-Timer Here. , T.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong of Hazel.
ton, one of the youngest old settlers
Of the Slope country, Is here attend
ing the trial of the Hazelton riot cases.
Attorney Armstrong came to the Slope
from Ohio more than IS years ago,
and he has been an active Dakota citi-
zen since that time. ".'...
Marshall Oil Man Here.
w. E. Seymour, manager of the
Fargo branc hof the Marshall Oil Co.,
called on the Bismarck house today:
The Marshall Oil Co., with home Of
fees in Marshalltown, Ia, now has
branch houses at Lincoln Kansas
City, Fargo, Sioux Falls, Minneapolis,
Aberdeen Bismarck Albert Lea Oska-
loosa and Mason City, and it is doing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

dictments would constitute a felony,
and that the five principal defendants
Louis Torkelson, Charles Arm
strong, C. J. Babcock, Bert Hartman
and H. L. Ellithorpe, indicted for
rioting-must Saturday morning
plead to charges of felonies.
This same quintette, with Harry
Hanson, are charged in other indict-
ments with riot, and these six, with
eight others, are charged in third
set of indictments with unlawful as
sembly. The entire tangle will be
Strengthened out at this term of court.
At noon the court charged the jury
in the case of the state versus Carl
Covlin, who is charged. with having
attempted to bride States Attorney
j. E. Williams and Sheriff w. G.
Hendricks of Mclean county to pros
ecute his neice, Julia Covlin, for q
murder which was charged to her
father and the defendants brother,
Anton Covlin,
Quinine That Does Not Affect Head.
Because Of its tonic and laxative er'
feet, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tablets) can be taken by anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing in the head. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine." E. w. GROVES
signature on the box. soc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-06

Rev. Burdette Lawson Main will be
a guest at the Methodist parsonage
and may be induced to speak in the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Die brittle Notwithstanding.

Gin &ricg lit elm foidpRige5 llnternebmcn. @eute mullen DC trleg
fabrenoeu Nuionen ser @elt nAt ur Sol0aten ms 6do feaen1 le
minIen audi 3uie6en, pe ie lire &on0cspertei0gcr mterbnten ano er
nGhren f0men. 0e gauge &riCgSousrulnt ng fotet uuter Del Ae9enporu7
oen 9erbaltniIcn nft nm Witlioncn, fe fotet Wdllioroen. DIee Do9en
Smmen ma5ien pom &olf atfgebro@t merOen, fur OaS Die grmeen fanl'
pfen.
Nm Samstoq 0tdcr ISOLDE miro dn inns gum .0ritten Wtoe pt rn1crcr
&rieaserfIGrlnQ an 9utidlon0 Die AuIOr0erlng gcrtbfet merOenL oent
Qon0e iinan5ieae SiIc 81 leien. &r6i0ent @ilton miro rl nH CONS
to an Die QeO6fermg uHprcr Y0Gbar1td0t Baltimore MT Der Sl1c
Inn llntcrfntung Ser Stoot9. mo &rnsSfoie menoen; nit lener He0e
in Baltimore miro 0uS groBe @Wt Der 0rtten 6retbenSanlel9e lelnen
Nnfanq nebmen. llnierc ADMINISTRATIONS mcroe1 III perhteoenen
5td0ten unicres Qon0es Dor sac @oIf trctcn un0 Odes of Die gStdtg
felt lm0 8eoettunq Oieier @aIc6c oufrncrfout mohen. Sn ieoer Stoot,
in ieoem 0orf neroen 9eoncr I'M 5aterefe Der Anle1be lpre1cn: @tan
bari mobl bcGt5 lett nit SHcrbeit anne1mer, Dab oh oHle Drlte I'm
lebe aaerpit5 unterniiBt merocn pro. Cine Dor Hu5er 3t an9eltaWe
llnteriudbmq erbrafte inns ben 8epet8, 0B nu6t nmr Aueritorer oo@
aroBe ftnanSieQe llnternebmen mterlttben, IonOcrn 0oB ouf one auSlunot
5e geo6ncrluq mIere8 2un0c. iGrcn Sci. 3l Den groBen Anlctben bee
trGot @e f6nnte es uu6 on0erS Nh. Der gr0Bte Rro5elt1ab 1nlerer
Nu5lGnocr bea6idrhgt, oereinit 9irg Ser Ser. Staaten 81 merOen. 9eu.
te betradtet er itt bercts morolii@ els 9lrger ro os tolher Defrd0fef
er es ais ienc @ilitt, hr 0$ 2nn0 Hmcr @ubl 81 TIM, mas er oafnr an
fam. ~ NmerHaner, ole 0eutlfer $5erflnft luo, poben bel 'oen erfen
@nleiben Sen @emciS erbraft, BOB ic lopaIe u0 aliriGtGe SHrger lbrcS
Qonoes fm0. sic baden nod 9t6Qlid1fct Sen NuIeiben ibrc 0Hfe auge+
triotsnls. Sn 0eujenigen @egen0en uniere5 2unOes, in Dencn cine 1tarte
0eutibumerifuniide 8ep0lferrmg lpobnt, mur0e fur Die trlbereu Inldben
nit owelbeu Spferpiligfdt gc3cidnet, mic III @egenOer, ole pom Irlerlto
nern ni6t0autlder NbItumuung bepobnt in0.
Sun mir unere Yfidt m0rent SanOe gegenlber III oteen Sagen
0s Samples. lliere SOl0aten lDorcn ge5pungeHL De MaTTen nWer3n
leqen, falls mir inns lpeigern lirOeH, 00S &riegalnternebmen ftla13Pu
All unteriiten. 2eben mir micr @elO Oun 2an0e fr eintge Sabre; nod
@erlauf BON menigen Subren miro um3 0aS @elo NIT 3nlen 3urudge6oblt
meroen. gir fGnnen unprcm 2unOe einen 0roBen 9ient erlpeten, penn
mir ibm lest umr @e0 leiDen, u0 i0ir oerlnren nidltS babel mi @e9cn
tell, nit ser SifeIeIan9 lit ein gutter &eninn perbtnoen.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Die ncneitc G%inridtmug,

@er am lebtcn 6onntog @}orgel Pine llbr n9t mn cine Stmoe 3or
9erndt Bat, miro am Sonntag gcpG elt an 0dlnB 0S @oteSolarN$
in sic Stride gefommen ien. 9c Some, Die uS big oobr1 Ae1an Ok
3Gt uugegeben Bat, 1tdnt iebt ais 3etan5eiger, ment9tens onl6lel, nd)
mehr beridiidriqt all mer0en. Ole lo0crue &elt lit III Ieoer Se5epnnF
fortidrttli6 uo Elm Sporcn on 3cH, an ArbetsfroTt 1mo 0ergL 1d)Hn
brtc gon5 Dem 3eitgerte 81 entipreden.
Ole neue offlIeQe 3Gt= o0r Gtun0ere@mtuq III 0ur6oiS nft an
Ben erinoeriben @eHt zines Entertainers 5nrud3nfipren, mern9tens lr(
mir n6t sic @rfen, ole Die llbrcn nm ENC Stul1Oe porgerudf paoen- 81
elrropdi5hen 9Gnoern bat man 6crett8 lett 1anqerer Belt Die nene ShmOen
rednrng b%eobodtet. Siele mgen Der gniidt iet1 OoB mt penn SorNeua
Der lbren eiqentih fen &pudl e6elt mir0. Matbefnotrter no SoN
nGrner boben Sen &orte( Ds 3ettiparenS na9 jeoer Htd9tlng BIN inter
iubt uo bered6net. 3unddit miro 0e Nrbeis3et Der perld1Roenea @n
oe7teQten I'M cine Gtmoc porgeridt; 0teIeS beoehtet Das Sporen elc
Gtunoe bonn Euge8Gdt. gNr gebcn nd) Ser neren 3eitredu1nn9 e1n
5tunoe frh6er 8u 9dt mo ieben Gin. Stn0e frlber auf. 5erner paref
mir an grbeit, 8rennmatcriol umo @cleuGtrng. Dies Dernriad1t, DaB mn
einioe bm0ertauieno 0oQor8 iGbrliG Oaourb iporcn. Scr An9elttlte
ser frIber Inn bolbfinf oOer flint llbr 6os glreolt berlteB, Ian1 lef emo
Stunoe LANCER in ser fr1fen 2uft bcn1 Sage8lldt 5ubrln9en, D. b. e
begibt fb iebt nm boIbpnr o0er bier llbr ndl 0onle. Sobao MIR ms al
0e neue Stu1oenrebmmg gcpobnt baden, miro eS ans nIdlt 1flper Iauen
cine Straoe fribcr mf5u1e6en. SIS lit 0ur6aus nidt rnpohrideinlih
oB bde %fortidrittlbc Ginri4tlng ou3 nob 6rieocnsldluB be1eQef
blef6en miro, s. i. nlr fHr Die Commemorate &n Den Ml1Rrnonater
mer0en mir mieoer 3ur often 3ehrcdputng 3uritffebren. Vile llbren I'M
ieres 9m0eS fno bate cine Strn0e DorgerTdt; cine >efn3t9e NusnaDmf
MAIDEN sic Smnenubren, oe ser M~nA md beim 6eiten &Slen meocr
Dor nod 5uriidltelen fam.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
geiOrsen luir nniere Giafaafe am @ormittaa.

@uf6inqtonS 8ep6Gferung bot ii Den leBhn afonahn u1 nabe3u
1000 Seelen 3ugenonnen. 9ee neuen GimDobner molen bier mob
un, fc moaen f6 bier ernabren un0 lie mihen bier aud tbre &leIotna
fuufen. 0ier gnbt es bete fata no) ell leertebenocs 3inlner; an M
iere @eR6Gftspet mcr0en beute groBe Anforoerumgen getelt, 0enn ne nil
fen gobrungSmihel u0 ocgl III gr0Btcr 9fenge norrdtt9 baben, I'M Den
MiinIben Der Nnf0rmIunge num5ufonuHgn.
ltnerc grofen MurenbGuier bluDen bete ipe nte 5lpor. YIN OCH
Nodmtttagen lio lie oft 1erGrtg beiubt, Dob Die Gerfdnfer ln0 Terta1t
ferinnen bel Dem groBen Nnorong feinen Iugenbltd 3um 4lsruben bGben
Ge 6iefge faufmdnniibc @ereinigun9 pcu0et ih 0eSfpe9cn an 1as Fub
lifmm @aibingtonS un0 iener &oric0te NIT Der 9hte lopet Is nlogltd
III, oe GinfGufe om &ornittaa au beIorGen. @ep0bnlid baben ole yin
qeIteaten ser biGgen @aren6duier ii ben Snei erTen @cihdtblmocr
menig oMr nidts 5u TIM. I'm fl lfBr fdngt Der cgentl6e @ertonf an
uo am gadmittog lit Die 3abl Scr &un0en 0erart gefpadlien, oG linen
Die @ngetelten nidyt oiel6e Yufmer ianfeit ihcnfen f0nnerl fOte III Den
0eorgenimnoen. IS Qereidt 0mn &Uafer 0emrad gum @ortctl ipenn G.
am &ormttuq einfant. &ir iolten rnS Ser 2aoenntaoder erbornenl
Die 1h1n0enlang 1e6en un6 Die Sln0en be0ienen muien. Sic ito oW] mn
@Reni6en uno mir iolten ibnen bcpeiien, 0oB mir elm ncnlfHbeS ce
fubl uno Gidftdt fir lie bu6en. 9etanOcn mir Ole @eihdftsungeteQfcu
nit SreunoGdfeit u0 fe mer0en ums ebenfoQs NIT 3uoprfonmenbed
begegnen. 9S @infaufen am frii0en @ornittoq miro fir us. 9onn
aber aud fir Ole @nggelten, bon @ouel sen. g&r Deranden bon i'm
ieren @eifGfsleuten, bob fe ms gcCanaber U1Oorf0rteno ieien; bcrge(
ten mir @leideS nit @leihen.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Ginbre6er erbenteten
uabe5u $1,000 in @elo uno @ertpa'
pieren, als iie in Springfielo, Maii,
ben &olieni6ranf in Sogs Sbeater
lpren9ten. Der eilerne S6ranf, mel
der 1900 Hfuno wog, murOe bon
Sen 0ieben bon Der. Office naG Dem
&orrioor transporter, mo- Die
Sprengung poa5ogen muroe.
Nabe5u elm 0uBenO Sa +.
briten BON Barring, Mi@s iinb ses
S9lo1en unb 1900 N~obn9duier bonn
MoFer umgeben bur9 bas neberlauz
fen bes @ranD : Sluhes. Ser SluB
par tiiroli9 16.1 SUB bod, bas cine
abna6me oes Wahers oOn 6 3oa
beoeutete. Die Mi@igan araft &Oms
pagnie bat cine itdbtii9e J~euerfpriBe
unh lire eisenen pumpen in Sc
brau9, I'm Oas Maffer iopeit aus
ibrer 4nlage gu balten. OaB tie ben
nod arbeitenben Sabriten ~geniigenb
Strait liefera lam. II
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
SOGem : aMItmS.

9oden GROCER MGnner - man
oenfe an 8ismard ooer Napoleon -
Iinb unter umftdnben elm tleines
0ermOgen inert uno e%r3ielen in anoez
rem Sduen nur preiie, Die in @nbez
tra9t Der @eItenbeit FOLDER 3sli<
quien Ia9erIi9 gering fino. 8eIon-
oers fart f9punten Die preiie Der
Napoleonloden. Sin engIii9es 8latt
beri9tet, oaB auf elmer groBen @er=
ft%eigerung cine Code bonn Saupte Naz
poleons. Die in ct. 9slena abgez
I9nitten poroen lit, ni9t mebr als
5 @uineen, olfo nur 1926 einbra6te.
unb cine anoere Napoleonlode nnr0e
gar ouf elmer @erfteigerung Dem Sie-
ter fir $15 augef9lagen! Oagegen
e~r3ielte cine brittle Napoleonlode, Die
Dem &orien auf Dem Sotenbette ab=
qeI9nitten NOR, 6ie Itattli9e @umme
bon $500. Mebnli9e preis19pan=
fungen sibt es Bel ben 2oden REL
Ions, oes groBen englii4en Seebelz
BEN. @s 1T nod ni9t aI5u lan9e
ber, Dab cine NelfOnlode fir 215
pfuno, alfo $3.50, perfauft purOe.
pdbreno elm GROCER Nelfonpersbrer
fir cine anoere 2Odt feines 9eioen
400 9funo, aliO lber $4,000 anlegts.
Dies 1T pabrf9einli9 Der b06lte
preis, Der fir fOl9e n9eloenlOden"
iiberbaupt beoablt norOen 1T. Gnz
oere 2oden miiFen ii9 auipeilen nit
gang ssrinsen preiien bsgniigen, 10
cine 2ode Meuingtpns. Die fir Sc
periteigert purbe. Cine 8pronIode
oagesen 1T iinsit fir $85 Dertauft
tpproen.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Die WmttethanD.

Sd febrte helm, iuit in onielbe 91la,
&roub i'd als miloer BoeeI oIlsgeflo9en
Our SturmnGtbt nurd) Die f1li6en See
bensiuog n.
Sd tpar AM 3iel. uno muOe rubt i'd
aus.
Gnbeiml 2abeiml. -. Sd fab mid iu'
dcn0 an;
gtod allies 10 tpie ids oereinIt perlailen
hub oob 10 i%eItia'., fremo-ih tonnt'S
nidt faien..
Gas Gers bIieb traurig uuO Die Sippe
itimm.
SIN @arten tIonsen no. Die alien 2ies
De-
Sic 2inoe rauI6te nie Dor LANCER Belt,
3in9s Iadbte trouli6e @ebagIi6feit
Nlr meme &inbbeit fauo i1 nireenSs
ipieOer.
GO faB i'd lang unb trdllmte Dor mid
bin,
uno Srdnen rannen iiber meine @nrs
9en;
8ie lit es nur, 10 fragt i6, 5u9e9ans
gcn,
Sap ih 10 betteIarm gciporben bin2
Ga, iaGte, Iabt cir g6ritt. S6 nant
mid.
Mein Miitter1en mar It'll gu mir ees
treten.
@eiB 9Idn5tea i6r I'M Saar bic Mlters.
fdoen;
Sod lire au9en Iabten tparm uno
friid.
Sic beugte I1ipei9enb iid 5u mir ber>
nie0er
llnb itri6 mir 5drtIih Ourh oas tpirre
9anr.
9a par6 nit einemmaI meir Guge
flar
S6 bate meme gauge &inbbeit pieber.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Ct fam warttn.

Ser betonnte Rir6enreoner unO
Observation-Disclosures &ep. @itas g.
9Oding, er3dblt in elmer en9lifteu
3eitf9rift cine amiifante @eI9icbte
aus feinen preoieererfotrungen. Gr
bate emit in elmer Sopele gu prsois
gen, bic bon Der @ifcnbabnft ation
aiemIi9 melt entfernt mar. 81 sr
gu fpdt gu tommen fiir6tete, na6m
er 1i9 cine 9rofGfe, ltiir3te Damn eli
Zig in ole @otriItei, I'm ii9 um5u,
tleioen; ober aIs er Die &on3el Be-
trat, mar er enttduf9t, OoB Die an=
oGbti9e @emeinoe nur aus einem ein=
5igen Munne beftan0. 9o9 %erinaerz
te er ii9 oorun. boB iein Sreuno
einmal au6 Dor einem einaigen ges
preoigt un0 oiefen betebrt unO gu
einem guten @briften eema6t bnbe.
@r bielt alfo einen Ianeen, ergrellenz
BEN Sermon, un6 So Der Mann iebr
anod9tig unb rubig ociaB, frat e.
gum S9luB an i'm .berdn. f6iittslte
ibm Die Sono uno Froote: n9offsnt~
Ii9 1T Sbnen meme preoiet niAt gu
long 9epsIen9" rQber i'm @eaenteiI"
antportete Der anoere. i'd bin ia
SIR &utf9er." Der 9eitlide bate
perqefen, ben paderen &oFelenter
o~bsulobnen, uno bieIsr Derbiente Ii6
pGbreno Ser preoigt Elm biibfbes
Martegelo.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
Sm Der |tals.

Sin 8auer in Munoenbeim in Der
pfala ftanO nit ietnem SungeH am
sSenfter, als er ppn peitem Die De-
ri9tspolaieber tommen fab.
r3a3es = fagte ct gu ieinem
So6n - mann ieler Mann bort
fimmt, fesgi@t am: o @aooer il
na9 Mannem!"
Mit oieIen @prten ieri9pano Der
Bauer i'm &letoerf9rant.
@dlo oarauf fam Der Mtann oes
@eIeBes unb fraate ben Sunsen mad
feinem Batter:
.O'r @aooer is mad Manhem".
Iaste 3aGes.
$50, is er9 @onn tommt er benin
BON Mannem niOoerg"
8a9es sebt en- Den S9rant uno
frGet Den @ater:
.0aooer, ipenn timmit oann bon
Mannsm piober2"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-04-25

The foundation of all our vast war
making machine is the Liberty Loan.
We must over-subscribe the Third
Liberty Loan and do it quickly.
We must show the courage that is
in us.
We must sacrifice for our boys in
France.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-04-25
LIBERTY BONDS ARE THE REAL
WEAPONS FOR VICTORY

We have made a start on the long
road to victory.
Our men are fighting at the front in
France.
Our industries lave accomplished pro-
digious results in building up a war ma
chine to furnish munition and Supplies.
But we have only begun.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-19
Great, Is America.

America is the richest and the strongest nation in
the world The place that Germany set make for her
self through blood and iron is taken by America.
America is the lender of the world but is not
and will be the is the strongest but it is not
and never will be the bully.
1t will demand the pound of flesh from its benef
Charles, force unofendng neghbor cringe the
threat of it's mailed fist.
In these and in Others also becomes the greatest
of nations in the true of than Flor
in its days of greater than Athens the glory
it's schools.
All the gloes of the soried pasts of other lands shall
be Americas She shall hold dominion the worlds
soul Into her heart shall flow loves tributaries All lands
shall hail her. She shall be the Mother of Ships
For thousand and ten thousand years this shall be
if keep sacred the covenant fathers made with
God when the stone of the republic laid II
keep the faith.
Proud the boast to have been Roman in the
days. glorious have been citizen of Athens
shall be far prouder boast to be American.
Once have rendered account to the spirits
of the mighty dead
From the bloody reaches of the Marine America reports
Mad Anthony across the Scuykils stormswept tide.
The banner of the Stars sautes Paul Jones at sea.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-19
Editorial Paragraphs.

This the Christmas of all years upon which should
make merry and remember all friends in way It
especially desirable to make this Christmas the little
folks for they have hardly understood the
war times athouk often deprived of accustomed liberties
and enoymens This intended to be an argument for
lessons have taught and
but to suggest that LIBERAL spirit given OPP
portunity to show family and friends place held in their
esteem Make it merry Christmas in every
expression and give that the giver may be glad.
great congregation, in southern Texas, local paper
tells u.s. showed just about much interest the preacher
as he had been turning hand organ backward Finally
ne got after the kaiser and recalled the old rascas
that by Christmas he would take dinner Paris Ian
of Billy Sunday, he'll be damned lucky take dinner
anywhere that good day. the evangelist exclaimed
top of his voice Then the audiance broke cheers and
had fine old time When the meeting everybody
shook hands and agreed the of the
SERIES
Good roads bound to in Peaniscot county,
they won't without lot of hard expense any
more than military victory did The way we "come
across to support the ought however, to teach
son. We can "come across" if we will.