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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
WRECK OF HUN ALLIANCE
COMpI ETE.

When the war began the
Teutonic alliance was headed
by two of the proudest houses
in history--the Hohenzollerns
and the Hapsburgs. Today,
William III of Germ any is
fugitive in Holland and Charles
| of Austria, while he may be
still in his country, has been
stripped of power and has seen
his empire shattered into
pieces. Ferdinand of Bulgaria,
another of the rulers on the
Teutonic combination, has fed
from his country, and Mo-
harnned V, of Turkey, who
also joined in the attempt of
Germany TO dominate the
world, is dead; slain, it is said,
by the hand of an assassin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
ALL LIGHTS ON TONIGHT.

Washington, Nov. H. Fuel
Administrator Garfield today sus-
pended the lightless night order for
tonight only fer celebrations Ofpeacc
thrc ughCut the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
ARMISTICE TERMS
Continued from page

The terse announcement OF
the State Department did not
tell anything Of the scene at
Marshal Foch's headquarters
at the time the arn1istice was
signed. II was stated, how
ever, that at 5 o'clock, a. m,
Paris time, the signatures OF
Gerrnany's delegates were af-
fixed to the document which
blasted forever the dreams
which en1broiled the world in
a struggle which has cost, at
the very lowest estimate, ten
million lives.
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,YOmbarOier" Waite III YeOria.
I,georia Eonne".)

ieiltea Mites angeIangt, Oertrumelte
or lid, leqte aber Dor Dem Abifieo
nod ~perifdeocne BuHtpe on. Die
cngliide 8reiie, Die i'm uerbimmelte,
ifrUieq i'm toot, anltntt i'm on ben
4ranaer III iteaeu. lno MIN miro
I'M Star" gencIoet, oaB NAN i'm
perbnftet bat, DAP er gu Den id'am-
l~oieiten ariegsnotJpreQern geh0rt,
sic oas 4Quo uulid}cr MAIDEN mo
nod obenorein cin ocutlh der
5pion lei. }lIe ieine @%aunereicn
t0nntc man ihm ~per}eibcn. iitr Die
Sd)iloerunqcn iiber Ole 0reucltha-
ten, Die cr in @elgIcn NIT eiacneu
9(ugen nuqeiehen, troB0em er ME
ZEN G3con getreujt, aber ooB or
en- ocutitler Spion tit, oos iollte &c
uilQcn. i'm nit Dem Iooe GIT bF'tra-
len. limo oicier .Eihernan Spei"
ioqtc emit in elmer ReOe i'm Grcuc
Cocur GlubbnuIe. I'M Netlein non
5proiicu ocutiden Stommes. man
iollte >Sc0en hu''en. IN oel'en Noern
HcutId,es 4llIt IlicEc uno muroe ba.
iilr NIT IdtrniIhcm geiiou iiber.
idiittct. is qicbt chen Uenihen,
ste lid, ms @eiid1t Ipufen loiieu uun
iidl ooiur hcboufcn. nm ia teincn
Gcr0adt I'll crrcgen. 6oB man lie ols
louruorni obif0bcn f0nnc. Nhcr az.
robe lpeacn oiticr Rilddrdtloiiqfeit
c,tqehen tic njd't ser &ernhtumg
Ncr iid oea Nllttc5 iddmt, oo@ IN
icinen Nocrn iIieBt, lit 0e2 Nm
ipuden& nid,t merth, einerIei
,pclher Golf9roIIe er entitammt
ltuo perlcuqrcu fam er iein inncrc2
Ncicu njd,t, eincrlci ME er lid Be
1ebmcn nIop. 0oa Goiu33eid1cu ri
ncr AbItommuug mlB cr ourdl'5 Sc
ben t"ouen, etmencr ais 3ieroc
o0rr z hanoc!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

Sieinfen uuO 9ol5ipIitter aus Dem
@ege idofite. Inter Dem 3uiam.
menlnuf ser ganjen aoIonie gelang.
ten tie enolif i'm Reite an" 8Ir
ieben aus oieiern geridlt. onB Die
Inleiien bier cine geraoe5u meridJ
lide SnteIllgenj cntlalteten. Au0er5
ais lie Jdtten aud menidlIf)e Irbe!.
ter Die Snde Hidt MAIDEN t0nnen.
Gle Sauytt1tlgfeit Der Ameiien
beltebt in Der Bftege Der iungen
Brut. aaum iino aus ben Giern
Die &nrpen au33etroden. mad)t iid
ein Cell ser Aulcilem 0araIi. 0aI.
rutg ans Der llugeblng 0e5 NeItc8
berbei5uidleppen; uIocre lebluel
eieie in Gmpfang. 5~ertauen ne 81
9rci uno gebeu i'm ocn Sdrud)ct
elm. Sino 0ie 2nrpcn erluad)ien.
perplppcn lie id; Die Rlppen' lino
Die fdIid)lid) ais ~Gier" beEid)ueteu
Sormeu. Mud lje ncrocn iorglam
9cpilegt; oie Amciien trugen tic be,
if)olem @elter in Die Come 6lnaus
mo bringen iie bel Hcgen luieoer
ins Heit 5urijf. Mus Den Yuppen
'hlipfcn Damn Ole Siere ans. Die
iortilie9cu mo irJen6mo cine neue
AolonIe %grllnoen.
GAP gauge Nmei ieHItanten 6i3lUei.
len Ariege matchmaker fiibren. mIr.
De id)on oben cruahnt. Gobci Qitt
e9 aber nid)t MIR cln bliriocs ejerule,
lonocrn Die Armccu rildcn gcoronet
o|ufeindnner los, mer0cn BON SiIljle'
rem tonntau0icrt mo gcllordlen Dc.
rcn 9efcbIcn. Nodl acid'!dgeuer
Sd)Ind,t roIben Ole Sic1cr 0os ltc't
scr gclic1ten ans mo IdIcppen lire
Tuppcn 0uuom nm lie oui5lIciien.
Grunhleue 4mcilcu meroem 5u Sfl,l-
Ocn gcnad)t mo ais ioId)e 5u olief-
lei TlenIteu neruCHoet. 90 9ibt -
}um 9ciipiel cine Nmeiicnart, Oersa
Mit9Iicocr lid BON ilreu Sflaocl
iogor ilittcrn inlieu. Non bat ioi.
fcn &icrcu Sic Sflnotu pc1gelom.
merL mo Die Tolge mar, 0oB lie ner.
hlugertcn. Sie 1nttcu tuti0flid)
oo3 i~elbitdn0ige 6rciicn perIcrnt.
Nlrd) onocrc Gjcrc 1olteu lie ols
2flopen, n0nrIidl Nlottlduie. NAN
,ann III ojcicn tSoll cigcutlid) cbtt
pom &fcuilldt rcocn, sic holien iid)
groBc Screen pom Nlattlouirl III
ciQeucn Nautcu, pilcQcH Oicic nna
aercu 9rut, ldliiBen lie Dor i0rel!
Heinocu mo pcgiorqeu lie nit Mas.
rund. mo oie5 ullc$ - aus NoIt,.
boitiafeit. 2je &Iottlduie ionocru
ndnlit) cincH iil6cn Suit ob MI Dem
iih sic 9meiicn iebr Gcrne 9ijtlio2
TIM.
Gle poritcbeuocn 3ciIcn qcbcl
MIR rinpluc tieiae 3jlac ans oer
%tben Ser HnrctirH. ober tic jciNe1
inns oodl. oa'; mir Is bier nit nod
nteltiQenteu &eieu III tim hobcu.
Mic 10 DIT. ~oiicnb1rt otdl III oieiem
Soil Die Aotlu I'M alcincn mlo In,
id>eiuburcn sic b3d'lle @ci$9cit ibrcs
Glnridtlln9cn.
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wrarisH a.ssu MebrbsSablnus.
q a b nj dl n.

70 q Y w u NN ! )"
g;s -goroIteru" 3 RdbmaIhine No. !
ouf s Sabre Fortified garantirt. 6rnI
6snb" sOebduie. ertra felne SoIithr
one neuelten 8erbeiierun8en. ablolu'
bie bette glnldiue. Die iur lr8eno siiiei
greiS erbdttlid lit 30
Tie .9oroiteru" sNdbuaIdltne @o. q &C.
nis 10. I, MIR NIT duibonlotl'
9dem drop 6eao" ....... 90
Die ,Roroitern sg}dhmaldlEue No, ., III
@oIben Cot : 8ebdule. dutbomdttldel
xgbain Qift". augeIIdger ; @eltel' mi
autbonatiid)em ~BeIt 8epIocer", hos
ben, 4r1u, qebdrtete StabIlbeiIe. ale
.4ttobements" in GammetsNaltden
Cine quite Maihiue gu Dem lebr bliI'
Qeu Ryeiie po1 nHr @io
g,p .Rorbitern" : Rahmaldtne NO. I,
oeuau ME $40. 8. uur IN 2eSt 3 Sdbts
90. enrr sci
vile oieIe Raihinen iiuo abloiut 8as
routirt. Gie 6rnd]t bot Der AonFer 81
traeen uno Iie betrdgt rou soc btS Sl'Oo,
it nab Der 1iIta13.
gteIe grdmieuliite tptro obre meitere
Roti3 BON 3eit gu 3eit etGdH5t uno oefs
Gnoert. tnn 0ieie YreiIe rtdlten nd nap
benz jepeitiQeu NarttfUert6.
Vim beItcu uuo iideriteu lit es, oaS
gelo per y 0 It a 10 una (aPoueD
Grber). Die Der Roitmetiter III ben gro'
keren CrtIhdften mSiteIlen foun, gu
Iberieuoeu. Gbeuio GUT uuo 'idler limo
bic e eBanpet un9en. lpele
de bic Qaenteu in alIeu GrpreBsS tatto'
men nnSIteneu. Weun man bd3 @elo per
RoitonueiIung ober per grpreBortpetlnnB
Fdidt, lit Is uidlt notbmenotg, ben betrets
fenben Brief reaiitrireu 8u loiien. lpeut'
bic gbreIIe neiitIth geitrieben lit, 2egt
n,an oage9en BdnrgeIo in ben 8rtet. 10
gsnte bieier tets regiitrirt meroen, nm
Eher su fem, bnB oerieI6e ridltig drs
scnn1t. Sir @eloienoungen III eitfad'em
krefperIdIuiIe iibernebmen mir tetners
lei GeranttportIidteit. Sm sale BON
Observation-Disclosures perBeiie man ia
uitt, bic uIte ebenIoiuohl tpte Die neue
Roitoifice %onsuQebeu, heuu ioult tounen
mir ben Rnmeu III Den Qtlderu gar ntdlt
finben.
Rouense Croer5 biirfen nidlt. tuie oos
10 oft aeid)ieht, ais permejutIitbe Quit
surG Al ritbehnlteu merpcu, Iotts
bern IND ben 8rieien bei8uleQeu.
SluittunQ erfotqt uur ourth AenoermiB
ses 9atums aui benz aoreGltrelien.
Nan norellire elnfodl:
rGpreteru", "a Gr0Ye, ItS.
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Spanp.

Fra s;oA 0oI;s MN o1oG
@ramm Arlen't lp'rtt t>oitd,
2urh Grobrrrnopn ihrei,
trt ulolldie ,1ro, N N~icnprl,ocn
ri, nr,nsi54s o(,rs, ~.
fr}if,r 1nb ,sT6p 6nJ,ysn osf16t
HrI5,ss 6rTsr MA mI6renn npr Rrbe
5n GoInmbo meroen @ettren.
tst
Yer 9orptteRler oeo Mem
bat.
per- el9 + III Q r Ut nnfsr Den
betannt.
Gtlu}t 1e1n %otf, llur lell't
in alr4.
WlF lIho MAT tIamer an
meiiten lie5ep,
@n eIntm MIR 81 g{tter oIden
eId'tnltaHtn III en8lano ju!ttc man
0te Stonoun9 on osr dIles
niid)th 3Nlie ertetdt ltsllen;petie 80
10 Meter Iobe.
aus einem Arieher rpirO ME
EN- 9rie9er! 0esRai6 bari Oisjip!in
me l%j5srlpannt wsroen.
miro fur Die W1nner b~ciIeres 8rot
9sbattr. o.s fir Die 5rauen.
0;.f4r:m
: ~ ~ = ( +" o"4"'ulH,et1
ltneu Der ,3o6n Der ,3eit bereitet.
p%>1., nj II tm
Sa'i''' ''S hpU ''i! NtoI 9e'oF
& | u'e ppn
,oSn 4"o @t'las tH9 uHi "lI9el1pl
0'@' e'''N9 p'p'' "'9 ." 's'
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Giniaes uou Otn Nmciicn.

Ijc Nmeilc. Sic yGulie" ODER
.GmiIJe", mar 'd)0u BON Icler 0cnl
lentenoeu Njenjd)en eln 5nn3lIo
roitIolen 6lciBe2. User ienala H.,
,jnem ldoleu 5pnmcrlulc por :.
nrm Iclcr ttclneu SauohiiJel itana.
ait ojelc1 miu5iQcn Iicren ais Hu'
Hlthult@ort 0IeicL Der mIro 003
uobl ucrItchcn. &ier hcrrid)t rll
aUjge3 9ommen mo NcJen. en-
ru}tt1ie8 Arbeltcll. ME mir - tlult
in mcuihIid}en 5ic0eluuQcn ocpaat)-
len fnnucu. Aue limo ummtcrprp
den an Ger Nrbcit. NotjitiI1r nIc
Stclnd)cn mcr0eu hicraiu uto oori
btt geid1lcppt, lptr cine @alt nId,f
bcuuitigGn tuHb holt clucn @irnot
leu 0erbei. DER bertjtmIilidlI hllit.
un0 menu uptlcuOs 0urh lrQtlo ell,
0lBere @euajt Dem gan @cfahr
6rolt, 10 miro sic tmijJc Iutig:cit
1croAt}u ~lje5crdart. MIr b~ruuuta
llur nit otr SdYrmipiBr eiucn flct
men Sell oe5 NuuC2 II b%cidl10ilgM,
10 ietrIt pir ioiort Gin idmor3c2 CSe
Uilmel non Mun0trteu Ser tlsjltu
Siere, Dir nit erilalmlider 5,dWr
'ctt ole Gr0nmu MISREPRESENTATION.
0}oa mar ihon irih}eitjl Dc.
mint m, yaAPu AIe;Fr iutrrsii1lrrp
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

SelbItbcre1derlln9 nii9belten. Inter
oent Au9hdngeidiloc Der WobltbG-
tigfeit uno Botrioti@mus, lit uititrei-
ttq Der ~tanaoiidlc Y 0 mbnroier
t0unHer) Watte, Der Dor einlgeu
Utonatcn IN Xeortu ouft1ud)te. ais
,5ed)ter iilr 0as yHothe areu5" mo
in ,yolgc Ieiner 9ralleubaIten 5tlil
ocrlungcu iiber Die 0r%eucltbate1l ser
@irunM in Nelqien, eine retdle Col
lurcrltte cr3ielte uno allf ale moglIs
dlen Mciic hoIIert ipur0e, Don Den
hobcren N~reiIeu urierer f5elcuiddit
Uor5ua4Deiic. Sc %qemelncr DIE Hu@.
bride morrf. lpeldle oIeicr 9omborr
oicr Der 0crlcumounq un0 &crl0len
hcit miiujte. ocito qr0Bcr mar Der
Nelfol. Der Ihm bel Capitalization
gc}ollt mur0e NM 0clto reldllidlcr
~iloIien sic 9citriqe iir'2 ~Rotbe
1rclt5" in ieinc e"tacncn (aIdlcn.
1nB or cin ubdeieimtrr. nit aaen
@uiicru qctpdid,euer 5hurtc mar.
louhtete ihlleBlldl 0odl cinIqen Selta
hommelu mierer oliserleiencn 8e
icaihoit eil. "a ser EreQpoael, trot
ininer llrDcrfrorenheit. nIDi Die Tnner
lcinc mahrc ]tatur nidlt pcrIcuQncn
fonntc Ter Wcrbrcfcr fam bel ibm
hin mus micoer gum Turdbrud.
Nm 6nOe icincS ucrbrcdrriidlen
@ibes.
Nl9 CT mcrftc, Dab CT ON Gn0e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

TnB on2 III rugerehter @eiic per.
9dd tlQtt oeutld-omcrltnnilhc Ncu0l
fcrlmgacicncut rc0lld, 5u Dem Qro.
zen Grioll Der 0rIttcn Nnleibc BET
actrolcn bot. ons miro a%u0euclu }ll.
nrinuAfn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
Drdmten

gin S,abr i'm 8oraus be5ohlenne Aoon'
rsnteu erbnIteu lie eiuen Idonen an'eh'
Der ais 8rdmie gratis uno portofrel, ooeF
Gin ysousuenbudl. tpooon mir 3'uel oot'
eating baben: Observation-Disclosures" H1o
Ger Qtebe etpie tpedhielno 2eto". Nn
Rrdmisn iino tueiter foIgenoe our Nus
UobI porbanben:
9aturopoit."
fGspon Iiuo i'm san8eu orst8ebn Rnm'
m.ru erId,ieuen uno nod s 9hints
- -, Gruh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
Observation-Disclosures Der Nnuoc9.

Observation-Disclosures Der Nnuoro
batptitaot Mdihlaltot 0n@ frieo@
a|tidnuourHt. hot nc6rn ictnc1 itnaf@-
n|lanIid1en Groblemru audi inldic
qtru0lriljdrr. hau5badtner Writ, Vru
bIenlt, Die III eritcr 2tuie Sir Stu0t
iclblt nallhci uno 0ie 0nria Inter.
Qebradltlu IN Ser leetta ,3ctt nuo
t.dlldl tdnltu0t nm Hcl,tcn uadp Set
Nutl0es0ouptta0t aefouultn. Sic
oort |ltattrtHHtt un0 &tru.ltQuud
iud,tn tno belnea nur hi ~ulacnilaeu
atIu N,0Bc iJu0eu. neil Sic 5to0t
btlI 'nr iolde OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hlt't t~iuQtruhtyt mar uno nod I'M.
Wler uldt ctnlctlttet lit IN mtuj.
dcu NtouottU ina 10000 GItrt4.
&'caulic uu0 uH0cre Htntc 3ualuan.
bert nov oetttn uaud, elmer cin
&lco lln1cn farm liter Or zdlpi,ftu-
fcltrn. Ctoad, }u fuotu.
NtiopotrH Die NIT QGmobnltdrtt
%ohncu btoodl;cu Geaieruaa~1ratt.
ter un0 4rhqttrjnucu BADEN lhrt
Iiete 2tat. inter 2od, nno Sldl M
fonnteU. Ncnu pteIfot, hoacu SIC
4tittru iHr Mobmnnqen uto cinQe.
rid)tett 3umnttr cine Noht crfIout.
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9leinuerianfspreiie.
ErciSllite Oes Gumntg . 2ebensmittel.
%%eriualters fir Gambler nnS
G0nImmeuten.

llntcnitcbenoe 8reiie iino Credit
Eretle mo geltcn fiir Stapelartifel.
Sir 9aar5ablungen miro EN- Hobott
BON 5luei Gro5cnt erlolbt. 8enn
Hblieferung geluiinlft miro, 10 mltB
Der alelnDonoler m~enigItenS 5 Gents
ooIilr bercdncn. Sir giifien 8aa-
rem iilo feline Breiie feitgeieet, lpeil
Ole pom ben anllfIeuteu oofiir gp3abl-
ten Freilc ST. lcbr poriiren, ood bari
fetn aoltfn1ann filr oieie @ooren eli
men groBcren grofit berednen ais Den
Dor DEM arieg bercdneten.
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Sic brittle Treibeits. Nnlcihc miro

Sic SlGhnlt pom 4 @tliuueu llbtr,
iteige1, ms w'rthcjlt it'd oui II Will
Iionen Ihejlbober. ca III Sos enc
%putriotild'c N'n0lenuuq. ans Ser
man ihIleRru farm. oai} nn7 omcrj,
tauiide &oIt hjutcr ieincr HeQicrtuQ
iteht uno %herciupilia Sic Cpicr
bringt. Die ibm Ser Srtea ouicrleat
bat uno nod iernerbin forocrn miro
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soq@ lSraiS ,SerNinono ocricibe, oei
len (bat mittcIbur SIR Gnt5un0ula
oe5 @eItfritqc3 iithrtc. III III Hr.
iNeinnQ Cherrieuitoot Q%eitorbeN,
,Sett hat or Sen IrtcNtu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10

Gtua $50 Millinroen Collars hat
Der Aritg bi9tler olen lheiluebucrn
getoItet lluo III Neaiml oc> Min
qena Wnr0e p~oron2QcioQt. oer arjeQ
wilroe elm tnr5cr leIn. wcgcR Der
nnnrunnn AnitnlI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-05-10
llnrrmnelidl mnhnt pic Ntnicrnna

III 8eriohnIid1teit uno Guuj9teit.
Nuf N0H fremoaeborene Clement
oarf lie iidl uerIuiicu oa@ iii
Ionnl.
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Str Suoeno Sco Mcnidlcn, Der

nadl oeu Gebotcu Ser &truuuft ltbt.
3eiat lid, gIcidl 1rob III &erncioung,
tpie IN llcbcrpluouul Scr @cfahreu.
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M Sturm III nur acrlurcn, me.

bersaacn0 ooa Stcller lo2luBt 2eun
oas ALIEN mudlt icin &%ehcn@id'ft
hlIilnn
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Our Country, Right or Wrong e;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
If Wrong To Be Set Right,
Carl Schurz,
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Nnr Gin Wnrr Id)neioct iidI ms

W.T. VI N"kK T""VFDN' wv '"7
ciqcnc t9leIih. Nc@halb baum Ole
Ncbc qcacn Dir III ocntitcr Spradlc
eridcjneuoen omerifoniidtn 3eitut
qen2 Mna mobI %unierc fouaoiidlen
fodlbarn oe1fcu mernen, Die lett orel
cinholb lSobreu Ole |itnpcrcH Hoiten
ocs Nricnes trugel ul0 ood) nieuol2
lire %Iop0le, oentidiprodiqc |rciie
al l%tnter0tiifcn norIufltcr?
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in &erbinouna NIT Dem 10 alan.

5cno perIaufeten fiir}Iiheu 5dull-
turrtcn 0cs 1t. Qaltlcr Gl~trnucrcin3
I'M auditorium mag ami eiucn Nc-
rtht billepieicu pcr6ell. ocn 0ciirt
}meitcr Spredncr s. 0Iott oui ser
Nteicr GAGE IN Detroit abgehoItencu
IuQlutltnu oe3 Sutt eric 5uunbt-
3irt@ eritnttetc. Gr hattie 0icltn Wort
lualt Ter QroGc Nro3eutiob Scr
,furlutmeiiunncn iuaacr DIdrmrr
polt militirpflidtIQem @lter }ueatu
f6rpetllder llntouQlidffIt }tHtt Wfi
l,tdrogcnit fjJbrt oeui Gplfe ote mid
tidtcit 0t'lcn oor AuQru mas sic
<ltrler bis nuf oen hcutidat 5oQ
u|aernitolid Qepreojut hnben. ooG
%t0rptrlidlc Gr}iehuulQ flir oIe Wohl
lahrt u1N Den Ncitouo 0c4 4an0e7 10
midtia 1T pie Sir QciitiQe Nltitur
Mir 0jirien 0ahcr en- AupudlielI
uuicrcr AIuiien I'M tonmenoeft ,<ad.
re ermortel. 81 Sic 5iieatlid,rl
SdatIcu out b|titenioll2 u.dlt sic
ptpltldle Gr5lchlna Qc4eu fomltn.
Sic }u derinqen No'tcn IN mlietcu
&erclnen ST erlouaru II.
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Tscr S,ng nno 8~ernd,tnno in Der

6eele tro1t. lit idlucr beIalt't uHo
fann nle frcJ ans lid' athmUL
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Gin Teigliua iii elm Maun, Der

0oS ltupFrmci0l'd}e rilhll hual)arUlt
-. lucH Is non nidlt eiltdctro''eH
1T.
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9aS lit ein finger Wunn. Der iidl
in Nienid}en ltIdcn tam. htl6t g
iu einem g!Iteu alten @%prEdnpQtt
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Crtrd Sered)uundcH. - GtutE
mir 0ereiutroaeu BON 9ohlen; so
Gcuts fur Nereintraqcn 0 Gofe
80 Gents yer Sornc mehr. tucun ne
niaer mie cine babe Sonte abge
Iieiert miro.
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IUtiicnloieireib III
ralnjten nleuihll.
den u q 5 geier,
lDeld)e ben Y0l
'ferfrteg nit iei-
men UegIeit Or
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Gonirmcuten ionten oen 2cbens.
mittclperpoltcr idlriftIid benodlrid,
tlaCL luenn ilbcrtricbcue Greiie Don
Den &lcinbuu0Icru q~eforoert mcr0en.
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Soblen=Freiie.

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molter :. ". Moc@iuie muroen Sic
ioIgcnoen Yrciie iiir aohlcn icItge.
lest.
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@%u@onltolt Gofe, 6ttruoce r.. 1000
@naauitnlt Gote, Stopc -. 1850
Mcidltohlcn:
EranfIin Soliue ooer @jui.
union GountO, ; BET 6,
gaa .................. 7.02
&Illnlu9ton Cos
Iirainin Splint .....,.,. 1850
0nrtfOhle::
Gaq OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t2.t0
Stoue .............. 1910
9tut Observation-Disclosures. t2.t0
0ocnhontas i04c
Nodina &nIlcu ........... zoos
rSrtr%- l~3srr4nurrru- n ERrite
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PTS CT mcrttc, 0aB or ON Gnoe
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-11-01

conformity with my public pledges,
to which felt myself solemnly obi
gated. 1t cannot be to my personal
profit in dollars and cents. to again
90 to the House Of Representatives.
Nevertheless, I now come to you and
ask an endorsement of my record as
your Representative by re-electing
me the first Tuesday in November,
1918. This is not a year in which
one should seek individual gain in rem
dering service to the State. 1t is a
year Of sacrifice; year in which ev-
cry American should try to contrib
ute his time and best effort to his
country. Our government is in its
hour of greatest trial. We are in a
bloody war with a cruel and relent-
less nation. We are to suffer much.
but our flag will in the end wave in
victory.
The State, as State. must get I'M
der its share Of the general burden,
and it must do it through ita Legis-
latures. The next General Assembly
might be the most important in the
annals Of the commonwealth. Social,
economic and industrial changes are
going on in all countries and states
Of the world. Readjustments of ev-
cry kind are taking place, affecting
all races of people. New problems
arising here in Tennessee that should
be settled. A fast increasing State
debt Of $4,000. 90 should be settled
and settled right to assume the full
power Of the State in aiding the pros
ecntion of the war. However, my ut
ter weakness to better the public Wis
!, ion on these questions, but am ready
to render whatever service, though
small it may be, that my experience
qualities me to render. ! will not at
tempt to mention all the general sub
iects the General Assembly may have
to deal with. ! shall only now say
that 10 the future as in the past
shall stand for my county, first for
broad and progressive Legislation
tending to lift up the human race,
that puts the rights Of man before
the dollar, and at the same time rec
ognizes the rights Of property, and
that guarantees the rule Of the people
instead of the classes.
Your present. and | hope, future
servant, JOHN P. SIPEs.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-11-01
SERVICE AS BROAD
AS THE COMMUNITY
War Camp Community Service Pro.
vides NumberIess Intimate Com
forts For Soldiers

Club rooms for soldiers, entertain
ments for the boys iIf khaki, outings
for convalescent men back from
France, small, but appreciated SER
vices to soldiers and their relatives
and friends-these are some of the
manifold activities of the War Camp
Community Service.
The War Camp Community Ser
vice comes close to the intimate life
of the soldier and provides for his
mental as well as physical comfort
By furnishing the facilities which
make 1t possible for him to relax
from the strain of military training
and the preparation for overseas
fighting.
It's symbol is the red circle and its
activities are as unending as me cir
conference of its insignia. Thou
sands of soldier boys take advantage
of its facilities and other thousands
OF relatives and friends Of the boys
in Uncle Sans uniform are daily
benefited through its various ave
auss q eec.-f -.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-11-01

The President has recommend
ed politics until after next Tues
day. It is regretted that many
great men can do fool things that
cause their downfall, 1t is a
universal regret by both demo-
Gratis and republicans that Pres
ident Wilson. in this hour of Ma
tional peril, should stoop from
the highest pedestal Of world
statesman to that of the SELF
seeking demagogue. His appeal
to elect only democrats to Con-
gress and the Senate in order
that the Huns may see him sup
ported in his war policies is the
most silly rot ever advanced by a
ward politician. It has stirred
politics to red hot heat this
week. 1t will doubtless be a
boomerang, as it should be. Win
ming the war for democracy rath-
er than for democrats is the fool
ing of the people.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1918-11-01
Farm News.
(ByL.J. KERR, County Demonstration

(ByL. j. KERR, County Demonstrator)
A few men in the county are re-
marking, who is the County Agent?
What has he done? He has never
helped me any. When you hear these
remarks, ask him a few of the fol-
lowing questions:-
Have you tried to learn who he is?
Haye you looked to see what he has
done? Have you ever asked him to
help you? Have you increased your
brood sows the past year? Did you
get someone in your community to
qualify to vaccinate your hogs? Did
you test your seed corn? Are you go-
ing to select your seed from the field
this year? Did you pledge your farm
to grow more food and feed this year
than last? Did You encourage your
boy to grow more stuff by joining
corn club? Did you ask to become a
demonstration or a cooperator in the
demonstration work? Did you pre-
pare better seed bed by deep plow-
ing, double diseing and narrowing?
Did you cultivate by using shallow
tilling tools and laying by level? Did
you continue to cultivate your crops
later than you usually did? Did you
plant soy beans and peas in your corn?
Have you more sheep and hogs than
dogs? Have you tried to have an all
year garden instead Of for about
three months? Do you plan to SOW
rye and crimson clover as winter COW
ercrops? Are you going to SOW wheat
this fall, at least two acres? Have
you real pasture? Have you an es-
tahlished rotation Of crops that will
increase the fertility Of your soil?
Have you ever attended any Of the
meetings held in your community ?
Do you read the bulletins sent you by
the department of agricultuss, the
Progressive Farmer, the Southern
Agriculturist, the McNairy County
Independent and Enterprise?
If he answers no to these activities
of the County Agent, then so far as
he is concerned the County Agents
work is failure.