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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
Timing Long Distance
Telephone Calls

How does the telephone COM
4 4 pany time long distance call?
The method is simple and accurate.
The operator does not look at
clock; she might easily misread the
clock.
She has a ticket on which the
details of the call are written. When
the conversation starts, she slips the
ticket into a machine calleda "Cal-
culagraph, +" which automatically
stamps on the back the correct
time to fraction of minute.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
ST. JOHN

Dance at Spring Hill Grove, wed
nesday evening. June 12th. Good
music e-7-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
WOMAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pir,kham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona, MINI. a suffered for more
than year from nervousness, and was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
CLAIMANTs ARE READY.

The two weeks postponement gives
no extra time to the three claimants
Is Gary's mayoralty as they say they
arc ready FOR trial Mayor w F.
Hodges must defend his title TO the Of
fee against allegations OF Ex-Mayor
R O. Johnson. Independent. and Harvey
J. Curtis, republican. that there was
fraud. neglect, and "overcountins" done
done in the city election
Chief OF counsel for each Of the con
tcstants are as follows Z. G Ballard
for Johnson c. V Ridsely for Hodges
ard ora l. Wudermuth for Curtis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10

day in circuit court at Crown Point
viii be surely tried on June - as far
as he is concerned. In May the judge
postponed the trial because he wished
- go to the state G. O. F. convention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
Here Is Outline of Espion
age Act Defining War
Solutions.

tContinued from page one.1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10

Drawn to do, the
nerve to " buck up, /"
to climb mountains,
and go over the
I p, or wi t b
stamina enough to
m e G t tn G mig n (
attack. Energy is
the most valuable
thing in the world.
You need energy
every d ay, every
minute Of the day.
1t is the same behind
the lines in the work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
It Takes Courage
To Be a Soldier

1t takes iron nerves, men with red
blood and the Drawn to do, the |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
HAMMOND
PUBLISHER
TESTIFIES

Continued from page one)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10

You'd ike to take a punch at the
kaiser you say? Then buy
Thrift Stamp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10

When the conversation is fin
ished, the calculagraph again
stamps the ticket in a way
which shows directly the time
which has elapsed since the first
Stamping.
The calcuIagraph is carefully
inspected three times daily in or
der to see that it is in perfect
working condition.
The use of this mechanical de-
vice lnSureS accuracy in the tim
ing of long distance calls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-10
TROOPS SENT !
OVER AS USUAL,

Continued from page one.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

and i, js ircnmpr.hrnsiblc to me now
o,.. who has had children can say mat
any lime Of life previous /" their COM
,rr was the 'appirst. had a happy
,hTl,Il,m,l my ,rhwl days wrrS precious.
anl mrry lrpp? r'"1n"ris r, rl" w..
.,r,uud my wars II teaching. lo-uaH'
.,,,,l,J ,lnwu il my pleasant farm no,he'
I f;,,l ,ny.rif happier lhan ever: W men
ar. ins reached III" aE" or lortH, ~
one has prnfiirl hy mISthkrS ana 49,
the m.nt: ard heart "p'n an" sa.nPl
;L,,i.. on" h:s :,' much better sense az
,,l;,,.: au,! pr"rHrr an than on can l'"s.
lily have. in one. youth. t"nr I'"ln
,i.,, FROM browning Is: On" az my la'',t
;i,y and |. hrlj"y". whatever comes '"'
,l,re; II ~. -. n,.w and Yet !" tie.
BEAUTIFUL Picture Of Snn1Hine anu
Shadow.
Tho. n'hrr better ~ sch u hIhN'' ~"
,.Cui pi.,lirr. ui ~" surl:.hii:" ana S'''tooM
~ = humble life. that | know IL fnus'
l.rtril many h""ris.
"Un" al III" harri's' wears W my nte
vos the wear h"f'.r" was tharf!'u
Every hing looked wonderful to INC men
.,u,,, my realization II life with all us
worries. The next timIG 7 thought ! h2d
Heaven nh Garth was whom my niue
p,ri ,raG horn. after having four nnES.
i vas YourC and strong 'n"uGh 7" Gt'h'I
hen, around me and enjoy plcn'cs ahu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mrs, Lee Moore. Of Mt. Holly. was
visiting Nj and Mrs Herman Moore
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan. Of Hunter. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Mcmillan.
OF SPcidel, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Eicklcbcrry. Of
stuulptown, were Sunday visitors al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Walters. OF
Mt Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Cooper Of NJ
Holly. were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Delaney Sunday.
MesSrs. koenlnr Fisher and Francis
Ault spent the weekend with Cecil Dan
ford, OF Cleveland O.
Mrs. Eugene Stewart, Of Mt. Holly
visited with the family OF nor son. iona
stewart, Of Jerusalem. o.. last ~cck.
MIR and Mrs. GrorC" Nllhoan al ~"
Castle. O., were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Charley Bundy. al Tacoma. "Wednesday
MIR and Mrs. Charles Wood, or slab
town we're visiting the lattcr'S parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Fisher. OF LamIrt
Sunday.
+ Phc many friends Of Mr.. Ross Bailey
: OF Mt. Holly, will be sorry to know no
; is suffering with blood poisoning. causc'
; from a stone falling on his foot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Won Hindenburg In
"Scrap Of Paper Talk

COPENHAGEN. Sept. 6.-Ffcld Mar
shal Won Hindcnhurg. according to us
patch from Berlin has issued n nrncE-
nation to the German propi" occIar!nE
10, ~. cncuy in addition TO tho armed
offensive is conducting an oftcnSiv" ny
printed matter containing most insane
r7lmors" which arc distributed in Swift
zcrland. Holland and Denmark from
which countries they are spread through
the whole of Germany.
The Field Marshal warns the people
"to be unanimous against this enemy
who fights with scraps OF paper ann
rumors intended To sow diSseution an"
disunjon among ourselves and hctwr"i,
ne and our allies and cXhortS all Ger
mans TO remember these poisoned
scrans'' come from the enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Camp Sheridan Soldier
Writes Cheerful Letter

Tho following interesting and chrNT-
P,1 letter has been received ny HrS'
Mary Boylan of Elm Gr"r" from mr.
son, Walter Fritz. VIII" is a r!Nal' III
COMPANY l.. 46th infantry. stationed III
Camp Sheridan:
Dear Mother: I will anwcr your l''-
ter with n few lines 10 lrt YOU kh""
that l nm we'll and We are get along
fine We are now taking special tr;tii'-
inr and are having it easy. am 10"
sitting on my cot thinking of tn" E""d
times We used to have. ana hop" I"
soon be able to return tn you. / don |
think tho war will lust much longer.
and hope I will CONF home soon.
don't know whether W" Will haE"
70 20 ncross to France or not. hut /
hone do. although | think IL" war
will b. over by tha: TIM. If | d" gh
, /, will max" it n It'll" longer Cor IN"
~ rr, back homo. rs "" Viii h',r" T."
T.. brought back homo. AMI then mus
tered out az service.
We'll. ] will close. wishing y"u good
luck and hoping L. hear from y"u %""n.
So cood-hy.
From your S"!l.
| WALTER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Auto Sales Company to
Bring New Cars Today

7, WIS announced last evening tna'
tho Auto Sales company VIII prinH d
number of new cars in this evening from
1,st,d, Mich, and Will be placed IN
Tho local storcroom. These arc TOURING
c,rs roadstcrs. cnupcs and trucks. DC
;,r driven through. The roads hrr m
good. condition and n" diiflTuiiS Is ca
ner,c,i In driving the cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

All Kinds nf rubber from NC MUG
hand that cludrs tho eye whenever need :.
I'd to the HI. tir" that makes Va $40
When it goes: rubber rings 81 EeS;c.day
and las year: tho business "nd* "l
nursing bottles lCNrn the baby can con-
trlhufrD and old ai"iuiIcrS ana SFT'h~'S'
nod rubber shoes Well YES. and r%hb"r
balls too. that h3,v" been slit "r Hole
in them. All til, =" things Will I've well
como AT the l'aXj"n fountain: IN me
court HOUSE Suu"rr, next IhurSha! :
and the ladies III III" Salvage Shop AIc
huri.I;. all Wh"rl,nE VII r"ih" I" rub
hc,''th, Rubber on Rubber Day To"
rlnn,nr and tho city manager have very
kindly PRINTED this us" "i N" four
min ta:s,r on Thursday. S"rt"mh'r u
;.rd i; * h"i'"d the priTii"g" VIII hr
amply justifIrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
County Boy Off Today
For Camp Sherman, Ohio

George *. Wheat. IT. enc or Inc
most prominent young men az tne
county. will, leave this morning i"r
Camp Sherman at rhilI""th". O.. "h"r'
he Will TAX. :. sp.cIfr r"urS" IN mill
tary trimming.
Mr.. Wheat Will hc given 'r'Lln'nf
IN mechanical work and expects soon
To- b., IN the hi2 fight overseas. II" ms
the best wishes of host OF trends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry &C" rntcl lang, ,Tn
,"omrtrv club. honoring Mr.. and Mrs
p, l.. Wildcrmulh. and Mr.. and Mrs. j.,
=, Johnson. all of Columbus ONO: who ,
arc at present III" nous" guests 81 IhS'
evenings host and hostess me M,
Vulnerable pleasures always w 'u' =, :.
thc smull group included III III" party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Big Day at Salvage Shop.

Tho general c"mnittc" IN charge "t
The Salvage Srup anticipate t"-uaF l"
To-. one. alive with activity. ana |" c'VLt'
number If sales for Il single day Spr-
rr;u prices will b" placed on crrrF "rtl-
r]. contained in IN" shop. which in,
rIudrs wearing apparel. furniture ;'nd
miscellaneous goods. /" alloIn "pp"
,nni,, I'm ,husc unable 90 visit the shop.
which is located at Twcnty-S'cond ana
Main streets during the morning or ar
Icrrnun hours If I'll" day. Inc hours VIII
l", extended this evening uhtH ~"
o'clock. Mrs. J. Dana TnmilnSon me
general Chairman If the Shop. VIII be
there throughout. tho day. with MIS-
David White again IN charge IT the re-
criving station which is located ~
1909 Main nstrcct. Miss Gcrtrunr ''aF
49,, viii ~, ,hr chuIruiImn Of tn day al
Tho retail store. and will b. assisted ny
Mrs. George jefferson, Mrs. j. W
Stubbcficld and Miss Bess Mhthis"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

fishing and flower gathering. then came
sickness and death and trouble. puI
was abb to stand it as l always mao a
childish habit Of jumping on my TWO
feet and feeling alive. and knowing ,ia ,nnn
Tho time would come when we could LOOK
h,ck and thank the Lord for the
strength tn overcome.
AS II She Were Their sweetheart.
"It vas Heaven. again. when my TWO
eldest were through schooling ana hau
trades. each. and were able 10 prins
home surprises in candy and flowers
and magazines and things had lonGco
for. jus, us If was their sweetheart.
Then came tho war-wcH the DAY
MT. in,ys came home and told me they
were going To enlist in the navy. l was
hcarthrokcn but oh. so proud: me ICY
,rrs | get now make me read their
souls: SO am happy again. and after the
war expect to hay" the happiest years
in my life. if tho boys come home; Ii
thcy have t. give their lives l VIII d.
able to jump onto my feet again aHs s nps
riris So. YOU see. there is always an
other happy time coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
.snrrieal presstngs Glasses.

Mrs. IL. =. Whitaker. chairman OF inc
surgical dressings department or the
Wheeling thi!Etcr al led Ir"SS' an
tnuIIcrs that The surgical classes VIII
H., resumed nj hcaduuartcrs in the Huh
building. tn, coming Tuesday morning,
September To- af:cr Il months Suspcn-
sion. All members nf th"se various
classes are urged TO hc present. as nm
purtaut matters interesting All engaged
III this patriotic wrrk. VII! pc u'ScuSsco'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
0neuinr Dance.

Tho opening dance Of the winter sG ,iiS
CIub a, the Carroll club Auditorium on
Monday evening. September 'th. Inc
hall will hr beautifully decorated lnr
In, affair and BrntCirld's orchestra VIII
furnish the dance music, lTol. frcu
Ecckrr Will be III charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
rrrs. Cracraft Hostess.

The members of tho Second Tw'S nt
Tho ohio Valley hospital vii I've me
guests of Mrs. W. y. Eracrart Al Il l.
r1!tInrl; luncheon NJ the Country club
Today, rho luncheon will he followed
bv an afternoon devoted to this group
!, usual activity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Center Piece n"

What. Will mn d0WNt HrVrH0V V7V' ~
ientiun Of 'hs>'' .;,I' .'..- ..
,,., will u" TN ,,'i:i"; I'i'''." IN -, ...
IInuse rn,ni,anyS si"r" on MARI:
eir"rt This uriqu" r;"r" is IN" wnr.
- Mrs William Frcis muth and hh'
been donated by hcr /" Is" "hhn"rd on
in connection with thu Jan;tn'S" ''nr""H
n.,r.r tn H.. held Thursday evening.
ScnIrmbcr 10 hy tn" Carroll Court.
Isturhi"rs ri isabella. for III" benefit
nr u lnc Al war society.
Tho various committees III rnnn"ctlnn
,.'>,,;.. Inward It's success and a moot
I'M. If .nr various committees on same
wiIl hr called wr'iin 4 few days by 'hc
general chairman for III" completion o.
plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
TIE BLUE CROSS
DANCING PARTY
YouNGER SET In MERRY EVENT
FOR THE BENEF1I VI an
Closing of Septenlber's First Seven Days
Reveals Only the Smaller
Social Happenings.

I,.b,.cl;pt..s Country club and It's pic
,. .,. ,-,..an,,J
fnrrSTuc S"rr""'.''"a a. va
:. '"N"i!"r o''Nh''"'' ''' a.,
,h, ..,rlv ,u,umu twilight
'"H. I, hmm ih,. varied rnlorc,I
i,ndyrnl,. as the chugg!ns ii numerous
motor c"IH
YOUNG o'CuP".'''iI ~, .,,r,r,ivc j., IFS
Inc Dh'lI'".It ~ 49,. ,,,fior,i ,.rI
[,r., and = hur,. Americans fi;,E. white thr
,i,I,,nI,,, quests Siidk.d away To superb
program 81 lh' u.s. 'rt;i',,,, ,r,.h,stra
d''rrd ny "u''I ,,i,. ur,, i,.
The "Hcl'atI'i"t t'''e r. oh,-,,i,-
tn" SIrlS lnriil;u F'r' Vi ' ;'I,
simplicity. ana wcr" li'ut''I i''' ~ VI, ,t,
y, ~, ,,.' ' tt,;,. I..r Slnrrr. Eleanor Stew
-niSH'" M,.i., I,,If in pInu the delight.
! iuI party. that al 't'nl'S III NV VII =.
the blue cross. whlrh "r6hh!"tii"'' Cttt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
R,o Dar In Thrift Stamps.

That patriotism was niacrn IN III"
h,rt ground hy neither thu "nihuSia$tlr
i"yal Wheeling: r rls or the visitors al
thc state Fair Wax demonstrated In Il
very substantial way yesterday, whc''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
SicSSTS


Coming as Il great surprise IN hcr
many friend in the city is the announce
ment Of the marriage Of Miss Edna N"s-
hitl To- MIR. Leo Dc Prosper. winch DC
CURED in WcllSburG TN January 10.
Mrs. DE Prosper is the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. :. NrSh!ti'
and IS very prnmin"n! III musical CIR
rl.s having been soprano snl"iSt IT Tie
First Presbyterian church for lho past
Two years. Mr.. nr Prosper before en-
listing in tho army was p"rular hiuS'.
rr,n aud Wa employed al III" security
trust Company tie * nj present IN
!'rancc with III" Twrnty-rlEhth En-
einrcrS Regiment:
MrS De prosper will reside with her
parents until after tn" war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

rRu1T-HEAETS CHEWING GUN
Fruii-Hrarts is tn" original truit iia-
vorcd Chewing Gum with can1y coat
ing. It's delicious. Buy 4 package TO-
day-5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

tho patrons Of the big show responded
unstinlingiy I" the appcals or seven t.:
Whrc!ings prominently patri"t!E F9uu6
an ,arlv hour Until the iinal race was
run. The occupants of the grand slhnd
rcspnndrd must libraliy. buying the
thrIr, stamps III 4 most lavish manner
fr,,m tn" Misses Mlilcrht lfahle! anu
Iulia t;limuu. while the total sum col
IncI"rl throughout the entire ground is
aI,,i.irtt.Il -, ne, something close to the
Tnlr figure mari Tn" following com
nrIscd The group hcc"rnI anylnG the pi6
S1l,,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Stag Party.

Mr.. Archie Hupp was host at 4 con-
genial gathering Of Il small group OF
friends last evening. ut his home OIL
Enurt.ruth street Cards occupied the
rucsis during the major portion Of tho
hours. while the serving Of Hoover
luncheon at lat" hour brought tn a
cloSc An enjoyable evening for the fol-
lowing:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Farewell Party.

Mr. and Mrs. William BANNER enter
,,inrd with Il farewell party at their
home in Barnrsville. Ohio. THURSDAY
"v~niug. thr affair honnrinE their son
Mir. Forest Bahmcr and Mr.. Otto Ma
thc fnIlnwinr day The departure ol
| Forest. Hahrn"r marks the third son "1
This family in the S"rri"".
An evening Of inuumcrHhle pleasures
| occupied the guest lhr"ushout tn .G
| $500 IrcIudinr dancing. music and
| Games. with the serving OF n Hoover
Tmnrb"on of tempting appointments ter
! ninating the happy gathering H.
| ,u,Sta included:
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Srrprico Party.

Thursday evening 81 ""r nome on
North sire, Miss Della Fox was ten
dcrcd a delightful Surpris" ny h'r
friends. Tho evening witS spent VIII
dancing and other games and nj tai"
hnur . dainty luncheon was served I"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07

,,;idrnI roulton. Elizabeth McCort.
Iaar'.o NcCnr1. Ella Mayberry.
III, T-ou.n Alva Mahonry.
H itu.,. i3aHmrr Madgr Neptune.
=, ~, is,bucr willard Calvert,
c,.a u,hnncv Henry Nahmer.
~ >r,t'nrf Victor Neptune,
i I.,l I,orlrnD Richard Greer.
!rtar",s WrAicrr Robert C!loms.
Theodore English.
Mcssrs. and McsdanicS:
u-Ji;.,n, Nnybrrry. William BANNER.
MesdamcS:
Bradford Neptune. Frcoa H. N'S'' P'''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
minor Party Last Evening.

afford Ecptunc. Frcda r. Carpenter
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19
OVER THERE AND OVER HERE

You say that it is something every
day--a subscription, a contribution
or a prohibition-but have you
thought that they who fight over
there don't stop after they fight one
battle. and take their own time to
fight the next one?
You say that it is call for mon
ey or service or sacrifice every day
over here, but have thought that il
is life and blood and wounds over
there? Take your choice.
1t may be taxes one month, Red
Cross the next, Liberty Bonds8s the
next, Y. NJ. c. A. funds the next ana
War-Savings the next, over here:
but over there, it is gas today, shrap-
mel tomorrow, machine gun fire daS
after tomorrow, and heH every night
Yet our boys over there do not, ge;
four per cent compound interest o.
the investment they make Of their
life or limb. Which will you choose?
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19
The Doctor In The Small
Town

I'VE have only three doctors here
that one could consult, and none of
them understand such cases."
This sentence, or something like it.
appears rather frequently in letters
coming from readers who reside in the
country or small villages.
If there is any difference in the pro-
fessional ability of the doctor in the
small town and the doctor in the CITY.
| have never been able to detect if. In
fact, speaking as a city doctor. NV
impression is, that the doctor in the
small village averages few points
higher than his city colleague in abii-
lty, no matter whether the city man
is a hospital or dispensary staff man
or not The size of a city does not de-
termlne the professional ability Of it's
doctors. [ need not mention stereo-
typed illustrations of this fact. They
are so common that mention is IN
necessary.
A doctor In small village may have
the same schooling, the same medical
society affiliations, the same text.
books, the same medical journals, in
fact every means his city colleagues
enjoy in keeping abreast of medical
progress. One can find fearful moss
backs doing a large and lucrative
practice (business would be the right
word) in the city. Personality, affaoil-
ity, social activity, financial backing
a great many factors besides medical
proficiency may build up and hold a
paying practice
know many villages and small
towns where the entire medical pro-
fe'5sion is united in scientific work
marching in the van of medicine, fullv
posted On the very best and latest
progress of the art. And 1 doubt if
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19
NOTICE

Whereas, A petition has been
nied with the Board of Counly Com
nlssloners requesting that the town.
mp lines between Cashiers and
hamburg Townships be changed to
run as follows:
Beginning on the line at the foot
)f the Cowee mountain and running
with the east side of the Ravenel
turnpike to the Macon county lines
1t is therefore ordered by the
Board that notice be given the citi-
zens of said townships as prescribed
oy law. and they are hereby notified
nat the matter will be taken under
at the regular time.
his June 5th, 1918.
j. R. LONG,
clerk to the Board of Co. Com.
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19
peace and Safetv."

victory means peace and safety
for our children; defeat means hr.
nlll'atlon and practical servitude for
them; while a negotiated peace, with
the military machine of Prussia m.
oroken, means that everything in their
llVes must be subordinated to the task
VI preparing for another war with
Germany. We can win now if Amor
lea can be held steadfast and IN
s"ervlng, and the women of America
can hold her steadfast."
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19
MULTUM IN PARVO.

Little Jackson county has a farm
demonstration and woman demon
stratOr in home economics."-Wav-
nesville Mountaineer- Courier.
What do you mean little. e."-Jacl,
son County Journal.
We are very glad the journal
asks the question as 10 what ".
mean by little as we do not wisf,
to be misunderstood by the Jourp
o. any citizen OF our nei5hbor;,:
county of Jackson which we greatj>
admire especially d uri n 4 recan.
years when it has been marcnin.
so valiantly in the ranks of proeress !
along many lines.
Jackson is small county in sjz-
and population but when it comes
TO patriotism as shown il It's vol,,u-
teerS anf in all the war drives ann
in better farming and stock raiS;no
as show" by its comfy fair, the
recent castle sale and the fact thai
1t has two demonstrators while
many larger ones only have one, we
shall have TO take our hats off to
Jackson for having much in little !
jackson iS small in size and pon-
ulatlon but It is big in achieve
ments and is willing to dare to do
big things. If it continues to nro
gress as it has done for few wears
1t Will soon rank high with some Of
the larger and older counties Of the
state.
Jackson is daughter of Hav-
Wool, granddaughter of Bun
comos AMI preat granddau6hter
OF od Burke ahd We are all nro,,d
% y, 'he progress >he is making. =
Mountaineer- Courier.
Jackson County journal., 1918-07-19

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80 aosether. and for years it was sup
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