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Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
HOPEWELL NEWS.

Our school under the SUPER
vision of Misses Carmen Gallo
way, of Mt. Zion, and Lora Nor
gan. of Altus, did itself proud on
Club Day in Oxford last Satur-
day in capturing the prize for
the greatest number of first
class articles. She also won the
prize on cottage cheese. Our
boys quit cane an loo Tor ITS
share oI praise. teachers, pu-
piis and patrons, are working
together ueautliully-and where
SGcn congenial conditions exist,
good results are always realized.
Mrs. Latham delightfully."- ell
tertained both old and young
Thursday evening.
sirs. McCorkle graciousiy in
vited the ladies IN FRIDAY 10
quilt the boys quilt for the Red
Cross.
Mr.. John Evans and family
have moved to Fair View farm.
We wish them success in their
new home.
Several of our young people
were guests of Mrs. Shirley Sims
near Mt. Zion Sunday.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
MT. ZION NOTES.

Our school here is progressing
nicely with Miss Annie Lee
McLarty as teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Hooper will preach at
Mt. Zion Sunday, his last APP
pointment before leaving for
conference.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe McLarty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WOOten,
two of our oldest and most loved
and respected couples are re-
moving to Memphis this week
1t is with deep regret we give
them up and wish them every
comfort in their new homes.
Mrs. Lathum and daughters
of Hopewell, were pleasant
guests of Mrs. j. S. Galloway ant
daughters during the past week
Several of our people went Il
oxford Saturday to see I'M
numerous school exhibits. Al
were fine, but our people felt
pardonable pride in Mt. Zion
Woodleigh and Hopewell.
Mr.. Taylor Brown and family
of Pasadena. Cal, are guests TIN
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell'
Stephens.
Christmas holidays are al
preaching. Let's not forget I
send a message of cheer an
felicitation to our faithful so
der boys in France.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
A RED CROSS SPEAKER
COMING DEC. 18TH

Word has come from Division
Headquarters that Mr.. Hal1.-
Snowden Stabler. Associate
Field Director of the America
Red Cross At Camp McC.ella...
Ala. 3 III be in Oxford on Decem-
her 18th to tel US Of the Home
Service Work in the camps.
1T is q human interest sto,v
iOr everyone. because the Home
Service Sections in the soldiers
home. and tn ( tei ~.ai
Director in the camp are the
two links in the Red Cross chain
which binds the soldier to his
family. which helps him to
solve the home problems"
Mr.. Stabler's address will be
of vital interest TO All. because
this work is going on overseas
as well as at home. and must
continue for many months to
come.
Every citizen of Oxford and
Lafayette County is urged to
hear Mr.. Stabler'S address.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
ABBENILLE NEWS.

Mr. Dunbar Owens is at home
on a few days furlough.
Mr.. LOnnie Wilburn who has
been in the Naval Service for
quite awhile. is at home on a
furlough.
Miss katherine Good spent
the past weekend at home.
Mrs. Hazzie Graham. is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Hicks in Oxford this week.
Mrs. jamie Hussey who has
been attending a business college
in Memphis is at home sick OF
influenza.
Mr.. Homer Samuels spent
Thanksgiving here with his
mother.
Rev. Mr.. Latham accompanied
bv his wife filled his regular ap-
pointment here on the fourth
Sunday.
Mrs. Pryor, of Water Valley
is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. DR.. Sayle.
The school here has been sus'
pended as our teacher, MIR. fort
and a number of others are slcE
of influenza.
Our little burg could not fl!
but she has ''flue'.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPIICATlp as they
cannot reach the seat 0I the disease.
catarrh rs a local disease. greatly in-
iuenced by constitutional conditions. ami
In order to cure Il yea must take an
internal remedy Halls CatArrh Aedi-
cine Is taken internally and acts thru
ne blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best phy sicians
In this country for years II R COM
posed Of come Of the best t0nics known.
combined with some Il the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients in Halrs Catarrh Mcdi-
cine Is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions send for
testimonials free
r. J. CHENEY g. co. Props. Toledo. o
All Druggists. X.
Halrs Family Plls Tor constipation
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
CalomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomeI when bilious,
constipated, headachy. Listen to mel

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite ON a
sluggish liver. When calomel comes
into contact with sour bile it crashes
INTO it,causing cramping and nausea.
II you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, Just go
10 your druggist and get bottle Of
Dcdson's Liver Tone fora few cents
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. TAKE
. spoonful and If it doesn't start
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
Report of Women's Committees

Report of Women's Committees.
On behalf of the women OF La
fayette County and Oxford who
worked so faithfully to make the
recent drive for the United War
Workers Campaign a success, this
report is submitted by Mrs. A.
| l.. Bondurant. the general chair
man of the Women'S section of
the campaign.
The following ladies worked
the county in their respective
beats. ably assisted by Their
Ilieutenants.
Beat Mrs. A. F. Galloway.
Beat 2-Mrs. Rice Parks and
Miss Mary Bounds.
Beat 3-Miss Eugenia Shaw.
Beat Mrs. Hunter Porter.
Reat 5-Mrs. Clifton Price.
Campus and Ricks Hall.-Miss
Ethel Foster, chairman. Misses
Hutchins. Melbane. Mccain and
Bates collected S43S.50.
Oxford.
Ward Mrs. II. Friedman
captain. collected s217.50.
Ward Miss Daisy Plant
captain collected Sl15.25.
Ward 3-Miss Kate Mcclure
captain collected S329.6O.
Ward Mrs. B. B. Russell
captain. s143.42.
Each of these captains had ar
efficient corps of lieutenants wht
deserve much of the credit fol
this success.
Many other ladies worked II
various capacities, some on tn
Speakers Committee under MRS
'Legate as chairman. Other'
with Mrs. Benz Price on the com
Imittee to make the Lafayette
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
VETERANS EXTEND
THANKS TO DAUGHTERS,

The Confederate Veterans OF
Camp No. 1872 wish 10 extend
to the Daughters their hearth
est thanks for the surperb din
ner furnished them on Thanks
giving day. Every Veteran that
left the Court House that day
not only left with a stomach
full of good things to eat, but
each one OF us left with a heart
full of love and praise for every
one of the dear ladies'; for in
this act we know it was done
for the love and reverance they
had for us, and the cause we
fought for.
Our ranks are fast melting
away, seven having passed over
the river in the past twelve
months-Comrades X. M. Leav-
ell, Leake. Stephens, White.
Morris, Meek and Herring, and
three more confined to heir
homes in Oxford, not able to be
with us on that occasion. We
missed them sadly.
While we are thanking the
good ladies, we must not forget
to thank the Rev. Mr.. Woodland
for the splendid sermon we list
ened to, and the nice mention of
us in his sermon. also, for the
pleasure of having him
dinner with us. The W
pened to si' e1
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05

your liver and straighten you up
better and quicker than nasty calo-
mel and without making you sick,
YOU just 60 back and get your money.
II YOU take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow be
sides, it may salivaie you. while il
YOU take Dodson's Liver Tone YOU
will wake up feeling great, full Of
ambition and ready for work or
play. II is harmless. pleasant and
safe TO give TO children ;-they Ike il.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
MARY JANE WEATHERSBY.
bob" MATTHEWS WRITES.

The following few lines from
Bob" Matthews to the Editor
of the Oxford Eagle:
Dear Editor:
How are you. Hope you are
getting along fine. / am all o. X
| get an Eagle from home and
believe me sure enjoy reading it.
What is the good word with
you?. Will close. Write some
times.
PRIVATE BOB" MATTHEW'S
Utility Branch of M. c.
Camp Mcclellan. Annis-
ton, Ala.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05
MORE HOGS SHIPPED
BY B. T. MARkETTE

Last Saturday. b. t. Markette
one of Lafayette county's most
substantial farmers. shipped his
fourth car of hogs from Oxford
This shipment consisted of 81
head of hogs. and netted him
nearly S4.000.00.
This is the fourth individual
ear shipment of hogs made by
Mr.. Markette in the past three
years.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05

Stop coughingl you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD ,
HORE-HOUND SYRUP checks irri-
tation, heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Price 29c'
soc and s1.OO per bottle. Sold by
+. A. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05

SURGEONS agree that IN cases OF
Cuts Burns, Bruises and Wounds the
FTPST TREATMENT is most i'm
nortant. When an EFFICIENT anti
sontic is applied promptly, there is no
danger of infection and the wound De-
r;ns 70 heal at once. For use on man
=. beast. BoROZ0NE is the IDEAL
ANTIsEPTIC and HEALlNu
AGENT. Buy it now and be ready
a 40 and $1.5O Sold by A. h. Ken
~ ADV.
del.
Oxford eagle., 1918-12-05

Regulate the bowels when they fail
to move properly. HERBlNE is an
admirable bowel regulator 1t helps
the liver and stomach and restores
fine feeling of strength and buoyancy.
Price 60c. Sold by A. II. Kendel. Adv
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

6oriiattss paa iiSrc Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
45bc 'Iars

DC Soreneoe Stater, eiioel al
benz ioor tiolig iom nnber Yrplibent
Grants Sjeneiretio. IA Wenoni.
terne onlagbe line fsriie aolonier
heroper Iegte DC at faa Den ieberale
heglering I'll at inogaa en- 5roftat,
hporpeo beres Wpno fritoaes for
Z lenelte nnOer arig, men Traiioent
Grant ifal boue uotalt, at efter bans
Iormening Dor @orgerfrigen oen
l,olte &rig, Ocn cioiIiiereoe Gerocn
nogeniinoe piloe bIipe Iibne til, %
l%ernieo erfl9reoe De npe aoloniiter
lta tlltreos % LOG Jig neb paa
Soi'tb Sofotas eifNtutgtbare Sles-
ter. Scr booze DC ufbritprret inbtil
1898, oa @rants Spaaoom sif oncr.
ltpr % ariaen meb Smnien brpo
no. 6rpgtenoe tpllngen G~eri1epligt
tegpnotc Wenoniterne at forbereoe
Ulptnin9, men Striben melcm be
tt Nationer blep bengang itrar bi.
lagt og Seften forblep / inc Solo
lier. ga Nmerifa gif ino / Den MI
poagaoenoe &rig % 2open ON tpull.
gen S9rnepligt bar peotagct, too
Menoniterre siebliffeIie Sfriot til
at iifre line lrrge Mpno SritaeeIic
for Wilitprtieneite, og Hegierinaen
Gtf helpis ino oerpan. ioet oe eitcr
Sopen pHrncpligtige M9no onIot.
tes | Stiainger, bpor De life bebp.
reoe at bore Gaaben. Iette tilfreos.
ltllleoe Dog life &ploniiterne, % oe
Torpplote iaaoon SoritprreIie pco
fine Itaoia aientagnc arnp paa Srita.
gelie, iamtiais Iom oe bite Iaa rttpe.
tpoige tplfe Spmpatbier, at be til.
iibit irbfalotes til ct Msbe meo Sta.
tens Soriuarsfummisiion. timber
De Mfberinger, iom unber bette Ws.
De falot Steb, blep @runoietnin.
gerne ! oeres c~remitaetiee Sip belt
afllereoe og beres 9egreb ON Dor.
0erpligter bragt for 0agen. ct
Sonos Sope lGttes al benz altib / en-
Gnoen og rinsere Stang, ioet beres
tirfellge Sooe UNDER ale OmItpn.
olgbeoer irtteS ferit, lelp ON oe ito.
Ger an MOB De neroslige. Weno.
inferno fa,lOt set oerpno flogeit at
lplee line gienoomme og bragg no
a. Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
@iseomfm.

Ser Gemts Spurpugnstart / @a.
cine. Stotens Standardization
far tilaSt Milmailfec Seat, eight &
Cratic So. at forbeie Sporpogns.
tartcn / Macinc til fer Gents Tor
Borne % ire Gents FOR @srn.
@amfmnmS nnSer lem Mmflaae.
6. g. 2arion, @anfprpiibent / Glepa,
Srempealeau Gountp, err blepen ar.
r~eiteret al en- Soreneoe Staters Mor.
ibal paa Mnflage for at hare oper.
traabt Wam!2 opcn. Mrreitorbren
bar nbiteot / Chicago.
Sem Srpsserier / ga Grosie neS.
lGages. Ga CROSSE bar fem 9rpaae.
rier, Ser ale tpinges no al ;sorrct.
ming. llaar Sorbuoet MOB GIbrpa.
ming trGSer ifrait Den lite 3ecenl.
Der. elsie Srpeeerier ipsieliGttcr
III omtrent 1000 Ierioner.
S%pstarterne fprbsics i Ga Grusic.
@isconiin.@ inneloia eight & Yofper
SO. er al Statens Sernbanefommis.
lion bepilget ell Sorbeielie al ems.
6ortiaitss poa iiSre SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
@outana.

Yellofui tone f~prnnbrer lit Hsb.
Ocaomitone &iper bar pliibielig for.
anbret it Sob peo 2ipingitpne, ioet
Glpen Der bor brubt iie en- mn &onal.
Sm'fiitningen gioroes. iaa pluoieIig,
at Silt / SuiinOpis eiterIooes / M1i6.
ocret poa @ulloen al oct gamle gIpe.
lob.
@rnbeielifa6 bigger Sermbane.
Montana Splltbern Mailpap Co.,
Der egentlie er Ell Mioeling al 80.
iton & Montanu Development Co.,
pil bope lin 9anelinie farois til at
tages / Srile inben feritfommenbe
lite Sonllar. 2inien, ser bar en-
Spllsoe al 80 Wil, eaar fra 9ipioe.
bpor ben 9jsr Sorbinoelie meo Ore.
gon Sbort Cine, til Glfborrr, ser
Selifobet oriper fine 8riiber. gnoct
Sernbanepoane og anoet Sriitsl,b.
itpr er aIlereoc anfommet.
5aoer % fire sunner / arisspirf.
lumbeb. Sranf 9eburn al H6nnoup
npoer Den ll0merfelie at bapc fire
Spnler meb Jig / Mrmeen, elcr iuI,
Ialo | Ell eller onoen arigspirfion,
beo. Gn al Sennerne er Sniallteriit
/ 6ranfrig, en- onben er / Ell gpelics.
leir, og en- treble, Ser life antoaes
lom Soloat, er III alliat oeb ct Sfibs.
%bpg9eri. Gen fieroe Ssn er oog
0amilienS merteligite Tcrionligbco,
oa ban alIereoc III / Ell SLIDER al fult
II aar gjsr Sieneite iom Golf I
6ranfrig.
8ammel Urn ifnbt. ,SoroIb 9cs.
lie, Ell 14.aarig @ilt / Butte, ifieo
torleoen ltrar eitenior gpen en- Urn,
iom far ale Merfer paa at bore en-
garnmcl %eteran. st oette forholbt
iia laaleoes fremgif fart nof al CIT
Ming, ben bar ON set enc Gen, oa
bporpaa par inbgroperet: ",Sobn Mo.
gers, Ct. 2ouis. 1885,. Hinaen bar
meget illot efter TlgIens m%anacoori.
&c SGroicl blanbt alipperne. Ser
er nogen Spil ON, bporpiot benne
Snlfription benpiIer til @pen ct.
2ouis eller til ct. 9cuis Sur 60.
men gamle og erfornc Wpno merer.
at Hogers bar en- @iiloaroucr fra
@pen / MisIouri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

Gaa, iom noes al Mceieringen Tor
Spbolb, iaa bper Mano 0erneo ler-
ger Tor lig ielp. Tlonen er enbnn
iao IN, % oy ioreli9ger ircmoeicS
laa mango ubeiunrcbr Spergsnual,
at noget belt life Gre lormet. eta
tens Nooro oi GoucatIon pentea at
trGoc iammen ocnnc llgc, og oet
pTientii9ilc ugtcs on oronet. -
Noaro OF G~oucntion bor icncrc DC
~llilttct. al ser life nctop M ifnl bpg
oca Naraffcr, men uoiGttcS iii ie'
mere. Scr piI aleres Noranltnlt'
ringer iii al inolo0crc DC uitge
Mrnb i forlficlliac I'll llniuerlitetet
hercnoe @pNnlngcr, lioor Sfcle'
uarct aobuca ocn lite Sftobcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
MorS 0afota.
81 Sanfiprrctniuoer Iuffcs.

NlN
Sisnlorcf mcIbcs Sen 10oc bs., at
Tarntera ans Mcrhnnts @anf /
&ennnore % Nolette Gountn |anf
! Nolettc or blcrcu lliffcoe al Sta
tens @anf Gronliner. Nosen Gr.
Herring ON Sc 10 Norretninaers
Norintniua or cnSnu life oficntlig.
Giort.
Turbrrnst al clcftriif %aifema'
fine. Wr&. %oieub 8ronerblehl
Niarnarcf blCu iorlebeu alpcrlig for
brNnot pco al iaa ct Steo al Ell cleft
triif %~aitcmaifiuc. bun britate. Slr
innotc@ bcpioitlcS, pa ST1ernc or
flTrer, AZ bun pilbc pare bleper
NrTbt al Sen clcftriifc Strent, on
bun life lao mart bar blcpcn iunoen
9iSet Gin itnbet al Troit. &c,
meloca ira Sarge, at StotcnS Gin
ouling iom ct belle farl hetraateS ion
uifaot al Nroitcl, men | enfelte AZ Of
ucropcitliae Gountper itoo BOG Senn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

Jig til at title inbom arigsoeparte.
melltct, naar De paa @iennemreile
fom til Waibilt9ton. Nu uar De net
op %afpiiie al Sagten iorbi Oct bar
paa Den iireite 5io al Gegnet, oa isr
Woraenet rnnot maatte De iaien poa
Sarten til Sernbaneitationen. So,
Oct bar riatig ilemt, mente Wanoen,
men lao tllfeieoe ban, of ban orbei.
oeoc / bette Tepartemcnt % fanife
funoe piie Dem rumot. "a, Oct I'll.
bi'o bebcpeoes life at gisres TO San.
&c, % ioa bar oct aiiteo. Ie to I'M
&c WTno fra Teiten ipntes oct npf
por llot rart, at ben liQe Wonb finn.
DC Hippo lgiennem ale &c io~rlfieQige
Tngfpo'ter locn of ser gioroes ina
ineget JON ct cneltc Sperqsmodl,
ioet Saaten fun nigop Ell itram mi
liter Sillen, noar ban % hans 70
me Tcnner pasierebe, men oct par
MI iaa neeet be life fpritob al alt
Dc bapoe 'eet be iibite ioa Elmer, at
ogIaa bette fif gaa ior bpoo oct bar.
Se paSIerebc en- MGnobe &ontorcr
og bites iauuel Observation-Disclosures
Iom Sta6scbeienS aontor, boorpaa
man ti(iioit itnnieoe ubenfor en- Ser,
'om Wtanocn iortalte isrc til arias-
miniitcrcn5 aontor6efoenn1eligbe.
Der "iflllbc pi ie berino2" ipnrate
ban. 80, flnOe oct bare looc Jig
gierc, Ioa 90 Sen life Mano
tog 8nttcrne giennem Sc rOre Son.
torcr, bite Dem oct Stag, Der hopbe
liggct paa 2incoln5 aiitc, gioroe Dem
opnlerflom poa o1e Sc tibli9ere
ari9Snlintitre, ser meget beitioclig
ifueOe neo ira line Hommer paa
Gpggene, o9 isrte iaa t;liioit inc iiil.
&c @enner ino / &rigsminiiterells
Yripotfontor. Sc to Soloatcr ielte,
iom ON sc BELT 6uroc taae Stoene
al iig, ior De off ocriuo, On Sc life
an'an iia pGrOiee til at betrpoe bette
Steb, men ManbeE inbgipo Dem
mart iprnyet Mob peo of iortplle
ON oettc % bint. &on iortalte iaa'
lcoea, at ocnne @ofer bapOe Ell rem
Molli inr Sobofspiber % baube en-
itor Samling al Sem. Get er bit
al right ON iee aabner Elllten %
Diicr cbcr Sen merfeIi9e Eibeiam.
ling" llnonprnteOc bnn. Sg oct bar
meo oprigtig Trpb og @%eunoring, at
sc TO Solooter ira Seiten beiflieOe
cuer enbog ligeircm firrtegnepe Sc
iorlfjeQigc Sohnfapiber / ollc milige
Tncorer % / iaopel Meericbunn iom
Ira, Gorncob OF Ger. Sna bnb Sen
llqf Wnno &c TO Gutter at Intte iig
neo, hporpou iulNte en- lln Snmtale
mes Sperasmaol % Spar fra Be
iorificGige Siber. &poo ipnteS @ilt-
terne ON WilitGrtienelten OF ON
Nrmeen? Npab troebe be ON Safer?
90 ser ipareoes ligeirem og uben
Torbebolo; -2ipet / Nrmeen bar
itorartet, OF benne Mano 9afer lnoa
pit pore "all right, TIL ban bar
pisIelia faoet Sinoene til at ifpoe
Iart", mente be. 90 Tereren % Sc
70 Soloater i0 ser % prateoe til
aloffen bar balp 1. ga man rciite
iin for at aon iortalte Sen life Wano
I Saffen, at ban q &riasminiiter
Safcr, o. Iaa anp ban sc 70 Soloa-
ter hper lin Sobafspibe til G~rinorina
ON %cieget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
Sgb Gafrta.
GriuiQin Spitnrheibcr

VTIplulU ApNuIuctocr OrUulr
Games Nettit, ct so Nar gammclt
@anbpoitbilb, ser booze @iaom
Safe, men ipm nnpenotc i'm Ncrie
til at biTlpe mco SrGifingen paa Ell
6arnl ilGr gpen, blcp Der hrGbt pco
ct l(lpffcatilfTloe. llnbcr fine Sor.
log puu at orone no1ct peb Waifircn
'alot ban unoer Siulene % blep bel
pis fnuit unoer ben ipprc %Gat.
st militrrt Sobbcltbrpanp. Sra
Camp Googe, Soma, melocs, at TO
al South 0nfotus Sploater npllg
Ear 'eiret iii Srplup ser. Gen
oobbelte %iclie, iom iallbt Steb /
"SoiteS Soitic", % Den belle SilItcl-
ming par ell uoprpgct militpr Nf-
lore. &c unge Eor bar Wenig eric
Gram % Miis Trieoa Slion al
@eresioro iamt Wenig Otto Sacob-
ION % MiIs Nelie @alton al Dill
Ter.
Spbsfalo i Sionr Salls. gopo.
tat Wurtin @crgbs Suitril er oelt
5te September eIter noger Sios
Spgcligbco afgoaet peo Ssoen / ia.
miliens Stem / Siour Sale. Mrs.
&annab @ergb bar Cater al Sire
6cricf Nleilder, ser grunolagoc
Slooet Sporelanbct % Gmigrantcl
/ ga Crosse OF iom for l9lge iiocn
bsbe Ser. ! ocnne 9p blep bun
'eot ior pmtrent 45 Iur iioen, %
Der blcu bun gilt meO aopofat
@ergb. 5 DC iiOite tpuc Mar bar Be
boet / Siour Sails. Soruoen lin
Wlanb citerlaOcr Ifbpoe Jig TO Ssn.
ner % en- Cater liant lin Wober %
cn Nrooer, 1onblGge Chr. Slcilder,
ugiaa bpenoc / Sionr Sails. @n
Ssiter, Mrs. Or. Soiluno, osoe for
here Mar iioen. NibsbeS Conner
er begec / Irnleen JON 2oitnantcr.
Cen rloite par biemme paa @cipg
noele Sage ier Moberens Seo, me.
Gems Ben pngite penteoes biem til
Searauelien. Caterer, iom er oeu
pngite, CT hiemme.
Icnoniterne fprlaocr Statcn. Ser
melocs M, at ct Tirmn banolenoe
nlco SarmIanb bur fiebt 1920
gcreS al Neuoniterrcs &oloni peo
SameS Hiper / Slttd)inion County,
betaleuoc 100000 berior, % Der
meo er oct aigiori, at ale 6olf al
benne eienoommcliac S~roesbeflel'
belle oil ioria0e Statert. Sc HITTER
Ill Canada, bpor Der ifal bare lcpet
Dem iuloitrnoig 6ritagelle for Mi'
Iitrrticneite, Tom iiar er / Strir
neo oeres Gro % 99re. Stsie SEQ.
loniitcr al Meuoniter fom oprinbc.
lig ira SpiflanS. bpor DC iorloo Sci.
icrcns Smraane for a: unoaaa Den
tpunaue Sieneitr. &c reiite I'll Nus
Lamb. men peb Snofsrelie al aImin-
eelis SerncpIigt Der fom DC ouer til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13
Nebraifa.

STIR @ranS / 9ineuln. Gn SIbe.
brand, 6pis Spbao life fienbtes, l,b-
breo @anoag / Sbltef & DoIt Srr.
laItlnger | Sircoln oa sbeIogbe bette
lomt Scbb Motor Cos InIpa og
Geipitt Glepntor Cos 9orneIepotor.
Sobet ontaaeS at piGe ooeritiac
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-13

Suis bet CT mere emo tre Waone'
Scr iiScn Scres SmbifriptiOn mblsb
(NSreSielappcn paa Seres Npis hi
ier altio Satucm) bsr e Moen Sp'
bolS inoicnsc S.res Tormpeliesfom'
tinaent, ia she Mar Snonitries
%oaro" ellers tuinser os I'll at ia
Serss @aun Of eiiten ! epbet al e.
tuber.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-08-02

On July 81, the recruiting conven-
ton between Great Britain and the
United States came into force and
the period for voluntary enlistment
terminates on September 2S, accord
ing to official announcement of Lieu
tenant ]. H. Mitchell, officer in charge
of the British and Canadian Recruit
ing Mission, w. COS Sprague Avenue,
Spokane.
During this period of so days, all
Britons and Canadians between the
ages of 20 and A, both inclusive, re-
siding in the United States, have an
opportunity of offering their services
to their own countries at a time when
the services of every man are urgent
ly needed. On September %, the
period within which they can enlist
voluntarily expires ard thereafter
they will be liable to draft into the
United States army.
During this period, all Britons and
Canadians in the United States OF
twenty years of age and those be-
tween 81 and A, both inclusive, will
be required to register on a date
fixed by proclamation of President
Wilson and 80 days after registration
they become subject to the American
draft.
For 60 days, all British subjects
will be exempt from the American
draft and can enlist at any recruiting
| J.;4
cruiting Mission. Depots are located
at w. sos Sprague avenue. Spokane
in Butte and in Great Falls. British
subjects can enlist in this period, re
CARELESS of the fact that they ma
have taken out first United State
citizenship papers or have been class
flied in class one under the American
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-08-02
HEAVY YIELD

If the general public does not be-
lieve that the land under the West
Okanogan Valley Irrigation system
contains the stuff that makes bounte-
Gus crops it wants to keep it's eyes
on the returns and be convinced. Any
thing in the way of seed or roots
put in the ground will flourish pro-
diguously and yield beyond all I'M
derstanding. Especially is the land
adapted to the growing of alfalfa,
and some of the crops harvested sound
like pipe dreams. Jakey Granger,
who has the old Wellington place, a
few miles south of town, cut 38 tons
of alfalfa hay off of ten acres at the
first cutting this season. The yield
can be vouched for, if that were neces
sary, by Jas. e. Forde and Stanley
Evans, who were present when the
stack was measured. Moreover, the
second cutting is on and promises to
yield>almost as heavily as the first
cutting. The hay question of this
part of the county is solved by the
alfalfa tracts, already producing, and
which will be increased in acreage
from year to year, under the local
irrigation system,