davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
en- Par af Sanser.

Trenton, q. q. ben 20be Sent.
ct Experiment, Der faligens fon e.
De iii irtcniip militGr % manuel
Srpring al ober 400, 0 Sanger
Tungsler r,,not ON / 2arlbet / oci
gicn1cb at Iorbercbe Dem, Tom / IN
fife % intileftlel Senieenbe cr fit
feoe oertiI, til epentltel Siencite
Irmeeit, er bIepet eoofierot al Nr.
mebcportcmentet. Set fsrlte 8oriel
bill bli giort / Seem Seriep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
2lrreiteret preitefrue.

Gbampaisn. 81, BEN 17be Sept
Wrs. Sora Sopperman, Siiitru I'll
3reitcn peb Ben Ilttberife Strife /
&opoI, 81, bleu ibug arreiteret al
0eputp limited Stntes Waribal
Gimcor poa InfIoge for SnopaIitet
Sun bar al ben iioite ieberaIe
8ranoiurp beiIittet iut UNDER SiIta'
Ie. Tcr6sret toqer i'm geepnbeIit
oen 24be September.
Sun beifDIoes for iaopale llbta'
leIier GA for, b. a., at hare erflpret.
of oe .nife SoIoater itob longt oper
De amerifanife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Storbeoraeere arrelteret.

Nem gorf Sen 20be Sept. 81
Sunftionrrer og &cgieringsinipefts-
rcr / GoicnpaSier brothers Tabrif i
Gong S5lanb Gitp, builfet 6irma bar
ari9sbeitiainger til ct %ianlIet 9elsb
al nuiten $9,000,000 Collars, bIeu
igoar arreiteret pnu anfIase for 9e'
orageri. Ger err ogioa ubitebt gr.
rcItbeiaIing MOB SEQ ToienposIer
9orporationens NrGiioent, % bans
Sro0er Worris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

elsie frantic @cItc ifal mn unSer
Ut Spbol0 her / Souoet taae oftip
Tel ! et ior Dem mt SIogS, men Tor
Den beIoi1e 6ereIie al 9ri9eu iffcoe.
ltonlInore mcget pigtilt 6cIttog -
Den nrr ioreitonenoe 6~ribeosIaon.
"Sriue".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Dore Sdan til
oe oluiereoe.

@~aibington BEN 19be Sept. Sta.
lien blep iboe bepileet ct mt Soun
paa $1O0,000,000. Sernleb bar
Stalien Jolt iaaet Ioatt $S60,000,-
600 % ale Dc alliereoe Sanbe til
ialnmen 7,205, FOG, 666.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

Oct par ben 3oie % 4oe brittle
Irme, iom bamreoe los ianltioigt.
Set bIep ct pploionlt Soifetag, oa
Spiferne paa bette Streg babe an
bragt en- flor Gel al fine ppperlte
&iernetropper til Soripar Of lin so.
peoitiaine.
Hoa 8rirno al oerne fraftige Moo.
itano maatte Oct nsopenbigpis gaa
imaat meo 5remsansen, men Oct gift
Dog frenL, iepnt % itabt poa britilt
8iS. ut Tpiterlle Der gioroe lit poer.
ite for of itanie 9apinen, fremgaar
ogiaa al Sen SmitGnoigbeo, at gri.
terne De ferite ire Gage tog oper
10000 Sanger o. mere END 60 SEQ.
noner. Spifcrne baboe nenllig Srore
til at foripare tine Stiainger til iioite
Wuno.
Taa en- lang S~trpfning al Sronten
/ Noro for ct. Quentin bar 9riterlle
taget oe forreite 8erfer al Silben.
htrglinien % paa ct Har Tilnfter er
Iritralierne naaet frem til felipe SO.
peoitiuiusen. Wiotpeis mellem ct.
Quentin % Gambrai bar DC taget
@nen Gpcbp, Tom ligser finn Az Wtil
/ @eit for set oigtige Iitnft Sc Gatelet
git for 9inocnbilrglinien.
Splferne baope iiffert pentet eft mt
fort britiif Mngreb | g D for Cant
brat, men bu Nn9rebet fom / Spb
berira, flenltc Sienoen / Srebags pua
meb ct pGloigt Wooangreb melem
8oit5eai,court % grrus-Gambrai
@eien, bporpeo Gampfrontcu blep
forlGl1get mcb ~ Mil. 9et eneIte
llbbptte, bette bragte Dem, bar ,lnloo-
beige WonoeiaIb. Sffe en- Toosbreo
0rr,,o BANDIT De peo oelllle &raiton-
itrengelie.
Strnr efter ipareoe General Saia
pna Siltale peb at rette ct frafti9t
alngreb paa en- 2a WiI breo 6rort
oppe / SIailoern, bpilfet reiulterebe
| at brittle 2inier Der blep ifiepet
poerligere frem.
Oct, bporoml Happetaget ferIt %
frentit oreier fig M, er BOG 9pen ct.
Nuentin, bbor De brittle pg ironife
9inier msbes. 2iee'i Sfinet Itoor De
sllierehe fin Ell orsi Wtil ira @p.
grpnien.
Spiferi,e bar &c iibite Gage boot
BET trapeIt mco of ienbe Sen cipile
@%cfolfning no nf @pcn og en-
Mpnaoe npc @attcrier frem iii
@pens Soripar. s Ssroags iagttogeS
Ell &Gffe itore SIoebrnnoe / 9pen.
s Spo for ct. Quentin bar
Tranifmrnoene tnget SanoSbpen
Guitres fun TO Mil / Spo for 9ps
grGnien.
Seo Iisnefronten bar General
Wangins Sroper / forrtge l1ge bain,
ret iig libt Longer inooper Sen belt
lige Gnoe al Gbenlin bes Games 90
Oerbeo f%prbebret line Stiuinger her,
men euers bar oct p9ret forbolospis
title peb benne Sront be iioite Sage.
st tpif Sorieg paa at fonline obcr
Sesle - lGnger pitpaa - blep ilaaet
tilbage al Imerifanerne.
&eb Ben amerifanife Sroltt foron
Wet5 bar BET ogiaa pGret taaIig iti1e
Be iioite Gage. 9ette bar ialfalo oel.
bis bGret neotniingent, 90 ct lang
bdrigt % poloiomt Ge9rpeir bar
blsot op Sorben og n9iten unrulig.
giort ale milit9re Sperationer fore.
lebig. 9ern9it bill Mmerifallerne
rimelsipis nj Ell Sio fremoper faa
oct trapelt mleb at forbereoe Jig til
npe Spgaper.
acknowledgements al Sorterne foran
Net5 bar ppret forfeit meo Ni.Son1-
mere og enonu gropere Wllife.
olnbere.
s 2uften oper Sronten bar set
p9ret meget Iipligt. Imerifanerne
bar paa TO Gage giort oct al meo 8
@aIloner og TO I~eroplalter.
s Snsoags ranmeoes ct ameri.
fanif Seltlaiaret li9c bag Sronten al
Ell tpif 0ranat og s Gatienter blep
or9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

Sucr 2,250,000 Nano / Sranfrise
inOen Aarcts llSgang.
TDc u~ofriUninaer.

) line oifcieqe Weooelelier til
GreSien opIpite CONGRATULATIONS Ghef.
@en. Wlorcb, / 2aroags, at t.750,000
omerifanlfe Solooter auereoe err on.
fontmct eaer unoerpeiS til arigsifue.
plaoicn. vi benne Wteooelelie irenl.
aaar oct, at Iroppeouerisrelien er
ioregaaet langt burtigere, emo man
for nogle Dtaaneoer iioen bauoe giort
Geguiltg poa. Oct boieite, Irnle-
oepnrtementet bopoe peiltet, bar at
fituue bringe Sotalitprfeu / Sranfrig
90 til 100000 Wiouo inoen garets
llogang 3. b. T., ip0en lite Sauiar
1919. Wteo ire 6ieroebele al Den
anocn Yfi1ion uuereoe "ooer there,
or oct rGiteu mlittert, at 100000
Dterfet oil bli noaet fonife allereoe
omfriug Den lite Rouember, og at
man inoen IarSitiitet bill orre foin.
met langt paa Bel meo Den treble
Oiiuion.
Gen. Warcb aiiluttebe Tine Nieboe.
lelier meo ocn erflrring, at Otter.
retningerne ira ole 6ronter bauoe
pprct og iremoeleS bar gooe".
Gbeicn for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gropoer,
meooeler, at lS1,S38 Mano bill bli
ltolfreoet OF inofommonoeret iii aftin
Sieuelte inben 16oe Sftober. 3rop.
per oil bliue uoltrepet / ale llnioiteltS
Stater. gi oct nGpnte SotoIantal
er 10000 Mono bpioe trooper.
0tSie lfol afgaa iii Epelie5leirene |
9oeene melem zoe OF lite OCTOBER.
Heiten beitaar al gsegere. Tom ifal al.
goa / to 8ripper, ben isritc, omfat.
tenoe 29,0t6 Yfano, mellem 25oe OF
27oe September. % oen onoen,
1882 Ytnno, ben 16oe OCTOBER.
8eueralen ubtaler Den Weniilg, at
oct | enfelte Siitrifter fanife pil bli
nsooenoia at IN iii lloifripuing Of
M9no az be noe M~orsflasier, iom
regiitrereoe ben 12te September.
San troeoe boq, at ser / De aIerfleite
0iiirifter funotes tiIitrPffelia igien
al Dem, iom regiitrereoe ben 5te sunni
% 2i0e Iugnit til at fploe De for.
ifieaige Staters Spota.
&Ianot De Stater, boorira boibe
trooper ital uoitripes, fan npunes
felgenoe:
Saiuois: 1922, Camp WcGIeqan;
5000, Camp @ront, 81.
Snoiana: 5000, Camp Saplor,
Gp.
Soma: 1905, Camp Googe, So.
Wticbigau: 5000, Camp Gutter.
Wiicb.
@inneioto: 2789, Camp Grant.
Wisiouri: 6919, Camp Bife.
Nebraifa: 295, Camp Rife; 1895.
Camp Googe; 3712. Camp 5uuiton;
243, Camp Goop, q. *.
Rortb Iafota: 800, Camp Grant.
Chic: 1OSt, Camp RcGIeaan;
5000 Camp Shermau.
Soutb 9ufotd: 81, Camp Grant.
@isconiin: 5000, Camp WieIr.
thur, Ger
General Grofpoer bar Den 21be
September beororet uoifrepet 10000
Wtauo buioe Sropper til begrGniet
DtilitprtieneIte. Sc ifaI ofgaa til
iorifieQige Gantonnententer / 2agene
melIem cote September og 4oe Sfto.
Der. Sra ueoennGonte Stdter er glr,.
taaet og De 9eire, bocrtil De ifal len.
Oes. Tom Islger: Sajnois, 1900.
Sciierion &arracf5; Suoiana, rs,
Seiierion gorrncf5; Soma, $50,
Sciieriou garracfs Micbisan, 1000,
Columbus @arracts, O.; W~iinneiota,
$50, Seiierion @arraet3; Gbio. $50.
Seiierion garracfs; Soutb Safota.
100, Seiierion BARRACKS; @isconiin,
100. Seiieriou @orrocts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oplpier. at
Der ben 16oe September foreIaa
iuloitqnoige 9eretninger ON &egi.
itreringeu Sen 12te September ira
II Stater. % Of EotGIantaIlet / oisie
u0qloroe 3,23S,629 Wiuno, iom
reIder:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

9e MQicreoc iurpmrrer ct m~unarfiif
&Omplut / &nslanS % ppretter ct
Erutefturat pDer GesiOnerne pm'
firing Mrfangcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

@~ulsarerne paa Tlnst / Mafeopnien.
Serberne gaaet frem 80 Wtil. Sug
10000 Sanger % 80 aanOner paa
en- Dag. 4 Mil fra Smlsarernes
Sraiifaare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
<nfe Outer.

Netp Dorf ben 17be Sept. SieIge
ell M~coocleIie fra Sreuniiotionens
Sopeotparter bar Inlerifas Speioer.
gutter iolgt arigslporcmerfer for
oper $t7,000,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
0ptcr Stcmmim9i 5piflamo

~ S'' F<O
Gang fra Sag til Dag og itaoig boil
Ser fig orienteret pau &arterne, bill
Ipgge Merfe til, of Der otter boloer
paa at banne Zig en- Scrnring omfrita
Gentralmagterne. Gen itore Slab.
ming, iom opitob / git peb 8uslanos
SrafoIo, boIoer otter imaat on fem
paa at li,ffes.
Sa mt brpber BET og br9noer
% braaer belle Mingen rul1ot noe.
iten Serre emo noseniinbe for. Sber
Meiteparten al Seitfronten er Der
8osnarof; S%talienerne piier Segn til,
of oe bar onbt iiinoe; en- flor Gel al
ben balppeiS gIemte 9a~lfanfront er
after / Slammer; | HalGitina RIM
iterer General Maenbps trooper
ilernt meo Sprferne; / Sibirien arbei.
Ser G5effc.S lopaferne fig itaoig belt
pper, fraftigt itettet al De Iliereoe,
oa fra Noro fomnter Ell aaicre!
Stprfe ipooper ira Mrfangel.
Sg / &untGnien, l1froin, Huslono,
8oIen oa Giteriiepropinierne bar Sp.
iferne ipprt liocn Spgee al lin
"Sreb". Ger eiprer og foyer oa
brpgser op til Ell Solfereislling boaoe
imoo golibepifis og S~piferD9lbet
@GbielSitpret / HiisIano maa enbc
meb grullbia Susrengiering, bporpeh
baaoe 9~olibebiferne, Spiferne pQ
@rcit-9itopif Sraftaten feies paa Ser
fom al,oet Seppel.
Com iagt: Hingen pntfring Gen.
tralntagterne Boloer after paa al
luffe fig, og BET blir millbre % mint
ore fomfortnbelt at boloe til inDe
bennc Ning.
Stsrit Mhiligbeoer - Set bill iige,
bnao Sen nprnleite Srenntio arlgaar
= inbeb9rer maaife Be me Opera.
tioner paa @alfaltironten.
Serberne bar briiot igicnnem 9ll.
earernes Sront os er paa faa Sage
trpngt oner 20 Mil inc / lit eornle
S9brelanb. Sg griterne % Gre.
ferne in,ob git % Sranlfm9noene
imob @eit bar iluttct fig til slngrebet.
iom MT boloer paa at antage itore
9imeniioiler.
Set fer iIbe uo for set frigstr9tte
@ulgarien. Sar De Iliereoe iinoer
Ben frantic General Sarrail blot
ar9iter nof til at rette ct aigisrenbe
Slag MOB @ul9arien, iaa bill bette
farife bore &rigens itsrite Giip bibtil
= BET bill iige, bpab De siebIiffelige
SeIger angaar. Sprfiet bill bermeb
bore iioleret, &um9nien - oct, Tom
er igien al oct = bill bsiit ianbipn,
Iigt after flute fig til fine goinle
Maierebe, % Sen. Sarrails 1ropper
bill itaa liae foran @agosren til lin.
earn og Eiterrig, Tom ioag itaar pao
poflenoe 500 / bsiere @rab enc
nogeniinoe.
: Ser bill meo andre Orb after pprt
oprettet en- gitfront, meeet farlisere
for Gentralmagterne, emo Den rms.
fife nogeliinoe bar.
Gn liben uifploiat uoieenoe Notis
fra Haris Sen 20be Sept. er megei
betegnenbe. Gen optagcr finn TO 2in-
ier, men oen fortpler, of Sranfria
paa 6orilag al Stalien bill ancrficnoe
t, Spoilapernes lla~fbGilgigbeo. Gr
ipbilopiif 9ipiiion fipmper ulcreoe
ianmen meo Scrbcrl,c imob @ulga.
rcrne, o. Der err al @rilnb til at fro,
of Den %ilapiife @efolfning / oct ipo-
liec lltgarn % Eiterrig mco aabne
Irme bill taee imoo ben auiereoe Dol.
fanb9r, ilaar ben engang fommer ioa
Iangt.
Gette er De itore og ifi9bneipangrc
Nuligbeoer, Tom DC nne Sperationer
inoebprer. Gen n9rmeite Sremtih
bill piie, bpor meget beraf blir til
@irfelisbeo. Ser er i bpert Salo al
8runo til of fslse oisie Sperationer
n,eo Den itsrite Spmerfiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Uvt Sritiif 2lnareb.

som for n9nnt bespnbte griterne
I forrise llse ct pGlbiat @nsreb mob
Sin6enbMrslinien poa ben breoe
Iront melern ct. Quentin ! Spo %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

@riterne sjbr ct prlbiat Snip / 1alr.
itina. Grobrer Naiaret, tager
$4,000 Sanger % 12O aamoner
o. e:sr oct al mcb ben tprfiife
SGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

S~uloitpnoige 9eretninser foreIaa
enonu life ira De tGttere beTolfeoe
Sele az SanSet. men SeIultaterne I
Sc opennppnte II Stater tpoeoe paa,
at Sotalartale. miuoit oiloe naa Oct
paa SorbaanS noarbeibeoe Sperllag
-13,000,000 Weano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Erins Gric at Spcriae BOO.

StocfboIm 3. 20oe Sept. 9rinS
eric, &ertiis al Gdltmaularo, Song
@uitais pngite Ssn, er 300 al Sun-
~gebetGnoelie foraarioget al ipauif
Sllill,rt3a (ben ipanife Spgc).
Selbigt arrangement ior Sprrige.
StocfboIm, Sperige, 5. 17be Sept.
Sislge ct Telegram ira @oibington
bar ben anlerifanife arigsbanbels.
%fommSiiion ~approberet et Irrange.
ment, Der gaar no paa, al amerironife
Sarer, iom o~prinoelig bar beiteult ior
Huslalo, men iom paa @rlno al Re.
poliltionen ser blep itanIet / Spe.
rige, ifaI iplges % fltnne fiebeS al
ipcnife Jirmaer. Solgct ifal iormio.
les peo Ell for Gienlcoct oprettei
inprrif Srnouiiottpu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

8riterne taser Oper 10000 Sanger
ct pGlbist Nnsreb paa Sinoen'
bnrglinjen pner en- breo TrDnt
mellem ct. Ementin % Gambrnt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Verden$krl9en.

Sernringen rnnbt Gentralmasterne
bploer utter paa at luffes efter
&uslanbs TrafalS. Oct brpoer %
brager % brGnoer belle Ginsen
runot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Ggan fnnr Sanebrugsorbcncns
S~turfurS.

S~iebenbapr, Ganmarf, Sen 1Sbc
Sept. Cen fbp. amerifanifc Mini,
tier til Sanmarf, DR.. Maltrice =.
Ggall, cr al Song Gbriitian blcpct De.
foreret nlco SanebrogsorbenS Stor-
fnrS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sagmar / Sifferbeo.

aisbenhapn, Ianmarf, 5. lobe
Sept. Zen banife aonee iiees OF
bare mobtaset en- Webbelelie ON, OF
ben iorbeup. riisiiifc enfefeiierinbe,
ben tioliacre bnnife Prinicsie Sag.
MAJ og Diober iii ben benrettebe rus
fife Gsar. befinoer iis / Sifferbeo i
EitGries.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
gin iapameiiif Winiiter

Seattle, @afb, ben 17oe Sept
Baron 6. Sicfi, ipm npIig bleb no
nppltt til japaneiiif Winiiter til
gtorqe, Sperige og Tannlurf, opbol.
Ser fig beri @pen paa @~iennenlreiic
til &riitiania forat tiltrGoe i'm npe
Noit.
Winiitcren erflpreoe / ct SSnter,
pieip, at Gisopteierue / Sapan ifplbes
iapallife @olicbeoifer og andre Igi.
totorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Nprif Sfib bumbarbcret.
Sanif 4rins / Nmerifn.

@aibington 3. 19oe Sept. BrinS
IreI al 9onmarf er iong atfommei
til en- atlantiif @apn / Spibien for en-
oonif Iarinefummisiion. San pen.
tes BERTH @aibington | GItermioboa
% bill itrar aflRgse Vrpiioent @iI'
ion en- o~ificieI %iiit. -Gitcrpaa er bar
inobltot iii Niboag hos Rnrinemini.
iter 9aniels.
San fol unoer fit Spbolb her
9anoet bore Observation-Disclosures
@ipit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24

GortfotteS soa etse 1
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-04-01
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Miss Leota Keller, who was in Ash
land for a few days spending her
Easter vacation with her parents, left
Sunday night for Corvallis, where she
is a student at the Agricultural Col
lege.
Fred Van Dyke went to Portland
Sunday, where he will enter pri-
yate school to take a course in oper-
ating gas engines. Mr.. Van Dyke Ia
on the draft list and wants to qualify
as truck driver.
James NJ. Spencer went to Medford
Saturday, where he enlisted as a civil
engineer in the army service.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Miss Ila Myers went to Eugene
Saturday, whore she has been en-
gagged as teacher. Miss Myers has
been instructor in mathematics IN the
Junior high school for some time and
is an efficient instructor
Insure with Northwestern Mutual
Life of Milwaukee H. G. Galley,
agent. S4-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-04-01
Governor Cooper'S
Defense OF Farmers
in War Conditions
(By Arthur Capper.)

Support in high places of sane
and sound war policy has greatly in
creased the confidence of the people.
And the Food Administration has
done thorough piece Of work in reg
ulating the packers. The packers
are kicking like bay steers. But
Hoover's man Cotton has told them
that 3 per cent profit, instead of 1S
and 20 and 25 and 80, is plenty.
And that seems to end the converse
ton.
AS yet however, there Is nothing
to indicate in the prices we pay for
things that any regulating has been
done. A Kansas hog on the hoof at
II cents a pound should cost not to
exceed 25 cents a pound dressed.
Hogs on foot at II cents do not just
ify 80 cents a pound for ham, and
so cents a pound for bacon. Regula-
ton has not yet brought prices down
for the people in whose behalf regu-
lation was undertaken, and probably
won't unless the people get right be-
hind che president and their repre-
sentatives in congress to compel it.
believe We should look this men
acing situation straight in the face.
Nothing is palmer than that this war
can most successfully be waged and
mcts safely financed by the square
deal plan and the pay-as-you-go plan.
We cannot dodge an evil, We must
grapple with it or be mastered by it.
With from Is to 20 billion dollars
of war appropriations to be spent
yearly in this country during the
war, nothing is surer than that big
business will prosper. But to take
only 1900 million dollars from in
comes, and only 1920 millions from
excess profits-a little more than 2
billions as the share Of the big busi-
ness in paying for the war-and to
demand II or IS billions from the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-04-01

people as their share, is so rank an
injustice and so reckless a policy that
it almost makes profiteering safe and
respectable by comparison.
1t Is demanded Of the new congress
not simply that 1t shall put teeth In
profit regulation and enforce 1t from
top to bottom, but that it shall in
crease the war tax on big incomes,
on excess profits, and on inheritance
taxes of large fortunes. When the
American people catch their step In
this war and the casualty lists begin
to roll in, woe to the men, or set of
men, who stand in the way of win
ming the war by the best possible
methods.
We must begin right. If we ad-
just the burdens of the war so fairly
they will not crush nor heavily op-
press anyone, 1t means we shall
shorten the war and lessen the car
mage. You cannot make a pint meas
ure hold a gallon. You cannot shift
the rightful war taxes of a host OF
middlemen and the giants of big busi-
ness onto the backs of the consumer,
the wage-earner and the producer
you cannot let the proflteers and the
fuel robber and the stomach robber
hold the necessities of life and of
employment out Of their reach-and
have a strong, an enduring and a
united nation fit for the greatest war
of all time.
But give the people a chance to
live and work under supportable con-
ditions, let them be convinced their
government means to enforce a
square deal in the division OF war
burdens, and they will go through
every Hindenburg line until they
reach Berlin. Anyone who says the
people of Kansas, or of the any other
state in the Union, are not backing
their government every step Of the
way in this war, is proved a colossal
liar by the facts. The common peo-
pie have given Uncle Sam nine-tenths
Of the sinews of war. Far too much
of the burden rests upon them. Now
let the one-tenth, which owns most
of the wealth and property Of the
United States and has supplied the
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men for one-tenth Of the army, hand
over its share And If 1t WON'T, make
it. Let's all be equally patriotic.
each giving according to his means
to the war and giving all he can
give. That policy will not take from
any man more than he is able to give
and should give, but 1t will take that
much. 1t will make the nation un-
conquerable. 1t will save thousands
of lives. 1t will win the war.
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Provost Brothers
HARDWARE

John Anderson passed through
Ashland Saturday on his way to Mare
Island, where he will enter the navy.
G. C. Darling of Oakland Saturday
jcined his wife and little son, who
have been guests of friends in Ash
land for some time, and they went
to Gold Hill, where they spent Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Morton Of
Grants Pass were over-Sunday guests
of relatives in Ashland.
]. S. MacMurray, teacher OF sing
ing. Address Hotel Austin. 45-tf
Royal L. Gamblers, government
sealer, was called to Pelican Bay lum-
ber camp and left Sunday, March 81,
10y the way of klamath Falls. He
was accompanied by National Forest
Examiner Fred A. Matz.
Prof. Howard Grover has been
hired as principal at the Belleview
school again next year, and Miss Ger.
trude Mix will assist as primary
teacher.
Wanted-Number of young wom-
en- and men to prepare for telegraph
service to help fill vacancies caused
ly unusual drafting men for war.
Positions guaranteed. Call or write
Telegraph Department, room sos,
Panama Building, Portland, Ore, or
Railway Telegraph Institute, Spo-
kane, Wash. 75-2mo.
Miss Pima Benedict was up from
Eagle Point Saturday to visit home
folks.
F. D. Swingle is glad to be in Ash
land again after several months visit
in Arizona.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Elders, Mrs.
Frank Rose and other Talent people
came up last week on evening to at
tend the revival at the Christian
church.
Apron sale Saturday, March 80, at
Ashland Trading Co. store, by the
w. G. T. U. ladies. SS-2
The annual edition of the klamath
Falls Record was issued Friday. The
paper has three sections and is abun-
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attending school, returned Saturday
to his home at Langel valley, Klam-
ath county.
Mrs. A. H. Dyrue and son Carl
went to Grass Lake Saturday to
spend Easter with the formers hus-
band, who is located there.
Arville Settle, who accompanied
the body of the late Private Decker
to Ashland from Fort Stevens, re-
turned to that point Friday night
after spending several days with his
parents in Ashland.
At an immense gathering in the
Casino, Datonia, Fla, last week to
listen to a thrilling address by Vice
President Marshall, Mrs. M. B. Ste
yens of Detroit, Mich, sang several
patriotic songs, including her sisters
recent stirring composition entitled
Americas Rally Song" Mrs. Ste
vens and Mrs. F. D. Black of Seattle,
Wash, are daughters of Prof. H. G.
Gilmore Of this city.
Mrs. ]. A Swaggart left Ashland
Thursday evening for Los Angeles,
where she goes to be at the bedside
of her mother, who is seriously i'll
at the home of her daughter in that
city.
The Pleasant Hour Club met at
the home of Mrs. Hopwood on Fri
day. Quite a number of ladies were
present and spent their time very
profitably in sewing for the Belgian
children.
We remodel, repair clean and
press suits at Orres' tailor shop.
Misses Muriel Swaggart and broth
er Hugh left Ashland Friday morn
ing for Klamath Falls, where they
go to make their future home.
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Clean-Up Day.
To the Citizens of Ashland:

To the Citizens of Ashland.
Wednesday, April g. is hereby des-
ignated as Cleanup" day through
out the city. Don't forget the date.
Don't fail to make preparation for
it. The city provides the teams. They
will call for your garbage some time
during that day. Have it ready
Burn everything you can, then put
the remainder of garbage in boxes.
bags or barrels and have them To-
Gated where they can be easily
reached, in the alley-or in the street
if there is no alley-and by all means
have it ready for delivery early. Let
US make our city if possible the neat
est, cleanest and most beautiful city
on the coast
S9-2t C. B. LAMKIN, Mayor.
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Phone job orders to the Tidings.
Classified Advertisements
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Seed corn. Large yell
low Dent Early w. D. Booth.
Phone 291-R, 996 Oak. 90-4t
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Forest Wolcott and Gerald Gunter,
two Ashland boys with the Oregon
Coast Artillery, have been promoted
to corporals at Fort Stevens.