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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

These tablets are intended especial
" for stomach troubles. billiousness
and constipation. II you have any
troubles OF this sort. give them a trial
and realize for yourself what first
class medicine will do for you. They
only cost a quarter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

The Alamo hone. home cooked
food. Try US.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

BE loyal use Guthrie Made Road
Signs Ford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
FOR SALE
FARM LANDS. RANCH SANoS,
CITY PROPERTIES


FARM LANDS. RANCH 0ANoS,
CITY PROPERTIES
AIRY Part Of Oklahoma
Exclusive list 'nps- Guaranteed de-
scripfions made by members Of THE
INTERSTATE BONDED REALTY
ASSOCIATION.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES
with Tire Interstate Bonded Realty As
ISOLATION. Every member under Bono
Address
BoNpEp SECURITIES COMPANY
Member Of
interstate Bonded Realty Association
7o2 Oil Exchange Building
Oklahoma City. okiatoms
Write us In full. describe your prop
erfy. The Bonde5 member nearest yo-r
guaranteeing representation and De-
scrpticns- EXCLUSIVE lisTtNcs
siIi make inspection. " it 10 worff
sHe p~ies ssked. ne can sell n fer yeu.'
ONLY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11
DRAFT REs|STERs ASK
FOR HADEAs CORPUS

Topeka, Kan, July li.-Fiye Okla
homa men serving sentences in the
Federal prison at Leavenworth for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

-HElp wsr rv4E WAR; oUv
SAVINGS STAMPS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Amanda f. Lentz, Chiropraotor
52i r. Cleveland. Phone 54i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-11

Potatoes are bread save the wheat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07

have returned from Camp Devens, having
been discharged from the army. The
former went to the camp as speclal
service man but when examined by the
surgeons there was held for full military
service. He has been mail orderly since
shortly after arriving, which is carrying
the officers mail 10 and from the camp
postofflce. Private Farnham has been an
acting corporal part OF the time.
Deputy u. S. Marshal G. +. Laekey re-
turned this morning from Rutland, where
he has been attending federal court, and
at which Harold Miles Of Barre Town
was fined 500 and costs by the court Tor
not complying with the draft regulations
relative to registration. Edmond Talbot
of Canaan was committed TO the Chitten-
den county jail in lieu of fine OF so
and costs, which he WAS unable TO pay
but which be expects to as soon as he can
secure the funds from home. He was
found guilty of smuggling whiskey, some
S3s worth, across the Canadian line. A
session of court will occur in Montpelier
Jan. 6 when some criminal cases will be
tried There will be no grand jury work
at that session.
Mrs. L. c. Moody and Mr. Hale, her ia
Their, are visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. John Cattanaeh is visiting with
relatives in st. Adams.
+. A. Harris, the county chairman OF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barber,
Miss Elsie Davis,
Reginald Davis,
Miss Vera Davis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
ARMY TEAMS CLASH.
Camps Dix and Greenleaf Meet on Grid
iron in Washington.

Washington, d. c., Dec Two of the
leading army training camp football
teams of the country, Camp Dix and
Camp Greenleaf, meet here to-day in a
game at the American league park. 1t
was expected that the game would be
seen by number of army officers de-
tailed for service in Washington and in
vitations had been extended to Vice
President Marshal, Secretary Baker and
General March, chief of staff Both
teams a1a 9-ed of former college
and unA 'yers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
CRANTTEVILLE

Regular meeting of local 423, l. U. S.
and 0. E., in Miles hall, Graniteyille,
Monday, Dec. .. All members are re-
quested to attend, as there is business of
Importance to come before TIE meeting
Allan Mcpherson, president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
PRACTICAL GIFT THINGS
For Pleasure, Home and Comfort

In the Christmas showing are all varieties
of handy personal gifts, together with great
assortments of kitchen and household devices,
which are always acceptable presents TO
home folks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

the Red Cross drive for membership that
is TO take place about Christmas time,
has opened headquarters in the county
chapter rooms in the Union block. Miss
Edna Royce has been engaged as stenog
rapher for him during the time the office
is open
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
Offerings in the
ELECTRICAL DEP ARTMENT

Nickel Flashlight with Battery ...........75e
wallace" Adjustable Reading Lamps, $500
Royal Rochester Electric Iron $500
ROYAL Rochester Electric Toaster .,.,....S $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07

Our Christmas stocks are at food tide,
and every article shown is of the useful kind
which you are asked particularly to give
this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
BARRE DAILY TIMES
. SATURDAY, DECEMBER :, 1918.
The Weather

Warmer and generally cloudy tonight
and Sunday; probably local SHOWS, ex-
cept generally fair in Maine tonight;
moderate west to south winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
on FROZEN FIELD
Toledo, O., and Marblehead, Mass, Teams
Will Meet.

Marblehead, Mass, Dec. THE foot.
ball teams of Scott high school Ct Toledo
c., and Marblehead high school met in an
interseasonal contest here to-day. The
playing field had been cleared Of snow
but the ground was soli6ly frozen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
Check This List of Prices
and Make Your Purchases
NOW!

Pocket Knives for the boy, man or woman,
from ....,....,.,.....,.,..,2 5c TO $500
Shears and Scissors.
Safety Razors .............. sl0o and up
Carving Sets -- Manicure Sets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
IN THE SPORTING
DEPARTMENT

Northland Skis ............,,SIso to $3.50
Snow Shoes. Barney & Berry Skates and Shoes
Toboggans Jumpers ...... S2.oo
Sleds Especial prces). Thermos Bottles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks for the
kindness shown our mother during her
last illness; also for the many beautiful
Houors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07

Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday night
gents 75c, ladies l0c.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-07

Last week to pay your Thrift club al
Quarry Savings Bank.-adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28

aa1 oaran e%rinner11, Dob es biele Mail-
lioren neutrality-suspicious. 2ea1te al1ber-
balb 0euti6larbs giebt, n1u6 Die 3abl
oieier 2ente miro iid btelleidt nab
bem ariege iebr i6neu b%ernuebrer1,
lpie aub imnner 6es @nbe 6es &Arieges
fem m6ge.
@or einige1r Sabren lage1r mir: NIT
Spanien inn &riege, nno Dor nod
fiir5erer 3eit mdre es fait nit Meri=
flo, beiielt 8olf a16 ipanii6 ipridt,
51lm &riege gefommen. 9enno6 bat
lt6 Die Notbmenoigfeit, aermtniB in
Der ipanii6en Sprade gu baben, be-
belltenb erb0bt. SIZE fnlturelle 8e=
0el1turrg Der 6e11tiden Sprade un6
2iterat1r un6 DER Sbriften bon Bel
ting, @oetbe, Gdiuer u16 elmer Mn=
5abl nr6euer Oi6ter, MobeQilte1t,
s&iltorifer nno 5erilletoniiten bQeibt
6ieielbe 1uie Dor oem &riege, urh6 lie
lit 5n grob, als BOB mir iie aus u1rie-
rem mationalen pber i%n6ibi0alellen
9eben berlieren %fonnter. Ger 8ertb
Ser tedmiiden prn6 tpiiienidaftliden
Sbriften i6es 6ea1tiden @olfes miro
obm 8meifel fortfobren, ii6 3n erbo=
ben. l1no uns lelb1t Ser 8abigfeit gu
beraube11, aus 6enielben gu protei tie<
rem, tpiiroe iebr tb0ri6t fem.
Gle Gertpa1t6t16aft 5tpi19en Der
enqIi1hen lt1r6 6e1t1d)en Spruhe lit
iebt 6ielelbe tpie tie es Dor bent &riege
noon, un6 Ger @ertb Ser &enntniB ser
@eid)i6te un6 Nbilologie Ser 6el1t=
iden @prad)e fir 6aS @eritdn0niB 6es
@ngli1d]en bleibt al16 6erielbe. l1116
iblieB li6 f0innen mir es unS alS @olf
men, in Ser mir allies an irgen6 Ell
nemSolfe, init 6em mir 5ufauig einen
&rieg fiibren, idlebt fin0en. Sc noe
niger @oB n116 @eg1uer1daft in unlere
Snititntionen nn6 in nniere Nolitif
oringt, 6e1to beiier miro es fiir inns
fem, penn 6ie Sage 6eS 6rie0ens 5l1=
r%iidfebren. @ir f011a1en leidt erfe11=
men, tpte tpabr li9 6ieS bel inns lelblt
erpielem fiat i'm 8e5ng m1f uniere
&riegs5eiten nit England, merifo
un6 Sparpien. Sh boffe ert6lid, 0aB
'S6ulbem1te nn6 2ebrer iiberau 0en
liberolen 11r6 berniinftigen Stonb=
prrft in @e5ug onf 6ieie MrgeGegerr=
beit o%1nebmen tper6en. Niier1a116 fann
ibner, tpie i6 glal1be> Dos als Elm
Margel ar Sre11e ben Ser. gtoaten
~gegeniiber a%11s1egen; o1tb fann Die
Mbfebr bon 6iei em Stan6punft ni9t
int gering1ten uniere Sfe1nng I'M
&rtege 1tdrfen o6er u1rs belie r inltanb
lebem ibor 5u einert erfolgreiden un6
ldne1eren @n6e 51 bringen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28
kinder sSnreyeo
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS T . r
Sic Sbren 8eiptbt.

SsSn ei1rem Sdreiben an IS. g. 60
bert, 8rin5ipul elmer &o@iduule in
9fodapea Center, Seem Sort, bat Ser
8un6ssidulfommi1iar Clayton feline
9lniidt iiber sem oeuti9e1 unterri6t
gum Mrrs6ra1d gebra6t, un6 mir emf
pfeblen ale1 Ole es imnner ongeben
mag, 6ringe1p0> ii6 6ieies Sdreiben
binder Sen 9piegel 3u 1tefenz 6unit
lie itd) iddmen Iernen, menn lie mie=
Ser einu1al 0ie 2uft n1tpan0eln lo1te,
ltd 6e5 gei6luiies, Ben 0e1tiden I'm
terriht I'M Uni eren Gleme1ltarl 6atlen
ab5uidnffem, GIT riibmen.
SD glaa1be nidt," i6reibt Ser
@urr0esfpmmiiialr, u0aB r1ri ere gegen-
martigen 9~e5ieb1t1gen gum oentl6e1t
Mei9e in irge1u6 melder 8eiie Oie
NoIitif ser S9l1len in 8e5ug a11f Den
unterridt in Ser oel1t lden Sprode be-
einflulien iolten. Sic Ser. 'Stooten
itn6 iebt int &riege mutt Ser faiierli=
d)en &egier1111g I'M 9e1tldlan6 nno
nidt nit Ser 6elttlden Sprade o0er
Scr be11tidyen 2iterotur. Ser Eraii0ent
fat berirtbt, es flor at madyen, 0ab
mir 1ri6t nit Oern Soft BON 0el1tlhL
lopo ols golf I'M &riege lin0 ltn6 6aB
mir in a11rferem &er5en ibm %gegeniiber
feinen @ub un6 fei1te 8itterniB tra=
gen. @enn Ser &rteq boriiber lit, en-,
marten mir, tpte6er Sreun6e Der 0eltt=
iden 51t 1ein ltn6 1%tniere fommer5iel=
len nn6 politiiden @%e5ieb11ngen mer=
Sen mieoer Wtfgenommen meroen.
SIN Ser Ebat mer6en tpir bielei6t
neit mebr gerfebr NIT 6em oelttiden
@olfe boben als mir nit SEN meiiten
onoeret1 Mattoren Der Welt baben
tper6en. Sir praftiide, in6uitrielle
un6 fon1rter5tene 3mede tuer6en pir
Die &e1tntniB Ger 6euti9en 5prade
31lfiinftig notbmenoiger babe1l als in
ser @ergangetrbeit. 8ir iollten ltrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28
9ie 8un6esreaiernng beabiidtiQt,

. NV ~SN~VSJ<SO<v
fir 5tpei Miliarben Dollar &riegs=
iparmarferp 5n perfmfen. Dofur
miro iie 1,680,00O,O0O an barem
@el6e erbalten. Scene aber, Die oie
Marfen ertuerben, per0en am 1. So
na,ar 1923, 6em ginl0inngstage,
bare 5tpei Miaiaroen Dollar 5uriid=
erbalten. 0ieie 5tpei MQiar6en
meroen Die 800 WiQio1ren Dollar
3inien einidlieben, Die 6ie Marfen
bis 6nbin getragen baben. 8er 8e=
itber bon Marfen inn @ertbe bon
burr6ert DoQar lit, fir 6ie er bier
un6a6t5ig 9ollar be5ublt bat, miro
an Saaigfeitstage boae bu116ert
9olar erbalten, Die einge5ablten
bierumoadt5ig Dollar un6 ied)5ebn
DoQur 3inien. limo mer fiir tauien6
3oQar Marfen bat, 1pir6 100 Collar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28
3met Sonnta9spreet9:
ten.

SS11 Sen u1rS ars 6em Often un0
outs 6em @eIt item 5ngeberr6en 8lattern
fin6e1t mir 5lpei 8reoigte1r, BON 6eren
Ole cine in Netp Dorf, 6ie ar0ere IN
Gbicogo gebulten ma1r0e, nr6 Die BEL
6e BON 10 %1on6erbarer Mrt 1tnb, 6oB
ea id)o6e maire, me1111 tie elmer gr0Be=
rem Mittpelt borertbolten miir0en. Sic
Seem Dorfer Hre6igt bielt ei1 Or.
Cotton, ei1t befannter 8aptiitenpre6i=
ger, ebeoem Sof pre1iger Sobn 9.
Stockholders.
81. Cotton pre0igte SAB; SAB ge=
gen aIea, 1pas 9eutib lit. Mm lieb=
item idbe er es gleid) 5ur S0ue fab-
rem, aber ga er ua1f 6ie @rfiQltng Die
les fro1r1uen @rni6es mobl mo6G ct
tpas miro porter miilen entiba0igt
er lid %borldufig 6urd) miiite S@im=
pfereien, 6ie ith an iolder Stelle felt
iam gen11g n%uSnebnren. ~Wenm 1b
einrral ont iinglten Gage Dor meinem
Sd0pfer 1teben mer6e," lagte Gr.
Cotton unber a16erem, u1Dia i6 int
itan6e fem, 5u logen: Sd babe Sen
3eutiden ems in 6ie S9na115e &C.
idlagen."
@ir buben ni1ts bin~5n5nfiige1l
ben1r mir baben ridt Sue Mbitdt, Sic
8irfung bieies @alieniu1wento1es
ub5nibauade1t. 9ie an6ere Yre6igt
bielt elm &eb. @nniter, elm @piifopoF
Ter, in ser @bicagoer @orita6t @a1fe=
go1b. Semnnb botte i'm 6eutl6freu1eb=
li6er @elinna1ng ber6d9tigt un0 6dz
gegen tpebrte er iih. ~@or iieb5ig
Sabren farner incline @ltern aus
Deutidluar6 bierber," logte er; Incl
1re1n 8ater 1pa1r6e IN Der Sdla6t bon
Mrrtietam 6os 8ei1n abge16o1ien ltno
i9 forbere le0en, Ser 6en Wfa1116 ge=
gem MIDI a11fmadt, 5t ei1rem 8ri5e=
fight 1a6 ollen &egeln 0es 2onooner
Eri5e Sling gum &fe nit bloben
6aa11iten beral1s."
Sb 6ie allo @era1tsgeforoerten iib
in5piiden CUR groben Sa1terei ge1telt
bube1l 1pi1len mir nidt; ie0emfans
miir0en mir he6ouer11, tpe11at Der &C.
meinoe bieies itneitboren 8reoigers
folder @e11uB entga1rgen mare. 8tr
tparen bisber ser Mnitdt, OaB sic 3eit
ernlt get1ltg lei, tint m1d bon nnieren
81 eniatiotrspreotgern peritan6en 5u
Der6en, aber 6arin bnben mir INNS Of
fenbor getal1iht. Ser @etlt 6eS
Glotpns 8inp Sa11rbop 1deint ltd a1f
mebr &a115eln brett 5lt ntadyen, als
lere, Ste I'M l1nieren &irben etn Sans
@ottes 111b feiroen Sirius erbli6en,
tie altd) ribt 6a5u e%rnieorigt ieben
modtem geglm1bt baben mogen.
beiben io1mtdglidyen Hre6igten
6as NIT erldredenoer 0e1tli6-
felt e%rfenner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28

Fir Kehl- und
Lungen-Beschwerden
n Huston und Erkaltungen, die
SIGH trotz Sorgfa1t und Behandlung
NIGHT vertreiben lassen und NIT an
dauernder Hinfalligkeit drohen, YER
sucht
ECKMAN'S ALTERNATIVE
Fir viele Iahre hat desc Calcium
Zubereitung sichtlich ihren Werth
erprobt, be%sonders, wo starkende
~Behandlung erforderlich list. Els baut
auf. Enthalt keinen Alcohol noch
Betaubungsmittel oder Gewohnheit
formierende Medizinstoffe.
81 Gr6sse jetzt $3.50. 81 Gr6sse Soc.
Verkauft Won allen Apothekern.
Eckman Laboratorium, Philadelphia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28
Mn1prii1e tperbem be1n &ommiiiar
Sius porgelegt n1n6 BON ibm als
'@rq1nb1age tpeiteren @orgebens be-
mubt 1nerber.
Ser &rte8 bat aud quite
Tol9en.
Gin fatbolilGes 8latt 9eutlblanoS

Gin fatboli1des 8latt Del1tfblanos
ldreibt: Gin @ieoeraufleben oes So
milienleberls, 6er obne 3meifel IN
ipeiten S6i9ten Der 8eb0lferung
Dent Nie0ergange 5ultrebte, 1T eine Der
gl1ten Solger, Ole Der &rieg alS gr=
1oel1erer oeS &olfslebens bringt. W}it
filler Sbra1e int Muge lie1t Der Wf1s=
fetier inn tootumlm1erten S6iiBengra=
ben sic BON 8angen unb 2iebe ipre=
dJe1roe1n, a1nbebolfenen 3eilen, Die Dm
1ei1ue Mutter i6rieb. Sie> Die W}nt=
ter, Unit bie er 1i9 pieuei6t felt Sab=
ren nidt mebr g%effiiiammert, iie, BON
ser er emit nit bortem 8ort gefbie=
Sen, ols iie ibm 1poblmeiner6 irS @e-
tuiien gerebet. l1n6 bamn gelangt Elm
drmli9es, idledt gepodtes 8iin0el=
d)en in sic @anbe oeS un0onfbaren
elm Hafetden BON Sous. @ott ia, tie
boben ia ielbit nidt bel, uno oo6
geben iie, mas tie baben, nno tie geben
es bon @er5en germ. Da ftn6et er
Elm Haar 8olltrimpfe, bon Der
G9lpeiter geltrift, II. 6abei ein Sroit=
MORT unb Die 8eriiderung, 6ab lie lei
ner im @ebete geoertfe. 9as lit oie=
lelbe S6tpe1 tier, 0ie er ibrer i6li6ten
5r0mmigteit bulber nidt gera1g ber=
lpotten fo1arte, a.n6 Die 6ur6 ibrer
@4noe Mrbeit ben ar111en g1tern 6ie
@eilteuer i6afft, 0ie CT alS Sobn gu
i9offen perpfliGtet nr6 befabigt &C.
noe len lpdre. unb unben in Der Yapp=
biiQe liegt Elm biuiges 8feifden n1po
et1r Ndd6en tpoblfei1er Sabof. 9as
lit bom Goter, po1n @ater, 6elien er
it9 bielleidt gelbamt, tpetl er olS
@a1blanger TINT ele116en 2obn 1daffen
m1Bte. sos 1oq an6erS mer0e11!"
oenft ser @ol6ot, un6 Damn iiberlegt
er, tpos er tb1n form un0 mill, 1pern
ibm @oH @eben nrr6 @eiun0beit laBt.
SeBt aber ldreibt er auf 1einem Sor=
niiter cine @arte nu6 @al1ie, 6ie reject
muir BON Do1rf u1ro @oblergeben. Sic
2ieben ioQen itb ni6t barrnen. -
9eebe11o1p lit ein 2ar6mebrmam
ebenfaas nit 56neiben bei6afttgt,
es lit 6ep1erpanie . @or ibm liegt Elm
5erf1ritterter Brief oen 16rieb feline
6ro1> uno tie i6rieb ibm 10, 6aB fei=
ner iemals abnen tpir6e, mie liebloS
er iie 11n6 Die beibe1r &leimen oft be-
bn>roelt. @ur er Elm Ma1rr, tpie er
es fem ioate? geein, uber 6ie 81
@onie baben 0aS gong bergeiien. Da
1tebt eS: Sin Bnfet, nit marnpen
8oaladen lit unterapegs, out tpirit iie
broud)en f0nm1e> un0 6as au0ere
ol1d) q. @ott i6iibe 6i6! ~SSn Ser
9eadi1rift ienoen ibn1 hleine, urge
ldidte &inoerbdnbe beiten @ruB ltn6
bitten i'm, bal6 geiu116 beim5ufom=
men. uMer tpeiB!" murmelt er,
ober ol16 en- gelobt in bitterer &e1te:
SIS ion anber5 %per6en!" Gin 9e=
bensiabr gdbe er germ fir cine ein=
5ige Sfnn0e, 6ie er iebt bet ben Sci
men berlebe1r fDr1te. -
SSa, man i6abt 6as Cute Damn,
1penn man es berlor. 60 fniipft Der
&rteg 6ie 5errilieren un6 5eri6lii1e=
men Soften bes Gamilienlebens nett
ltn6 felter, 1tnb tie per6en baltem
benn Sic Notb lit elm gutter Sdunieo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28

3inien erbalten. SebenfaIs eim
a1sge5ei6netes @eidaft. 3umaL
tpe1nn man bebenft, baB bun6ert
Collar u1rb tauien1 Dollar Damn bor-
m1siidt1it5 erbebli6 gr0Bere Scout
frat ols geger4partig baben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-28

8tQD S,tnbab b%ebatptet, er fiirdjte
6en Se1fel nidt. @aratm io1lte CT
al1dy? Under Sre1tn6en pflegt Die
6ltrdt eire nnbefunnte @rideinung
at fem.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-06
LEVELGREE EN-

There was pie supper given
at the school house here Monday
night which was a perfect sue.
cess, the proceeds going to the
Red Gross. There were, eighteen
pies which brought $aI.55 and
the children of the district are
to be given the praise. They
we're assisted by M. E. Burton
who gave a nice little talk very
for the occasion and
did the selling of the pies. We
hope that each district may Con-
tribute this much to such a
grand work.--Mr and Mrs. WE
Anderson are the proud parents
of a nine pound boy at their
home. Several from here at.
tended the Baptist Association at
Union first of the week. Mrs.
r. M. FISHERMAN has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Burton this week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Hurst are visiting rela
tives and friends in Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs w. e Hasty and
children spent last week at
Turnersville. Mr.. and Mrs Edd
Brown spent Saturday and Sun
day with his brother. w. j. at
Crab Orchard. = Mrs. Clay
Thompson is spending the week
with her parents at Mt. Vernon. =
Miss Sallye Price who is making
her home with her sister. Mrs.
F. e Mullins, is with her mother
this Week.-Mrs. Rose Gentry
and little sister, Omega and
brother. Robert, spent Sunday
with their grandmother, Mrs. }.
N. Brown.-Mrs. o. j. Mullins
and children, spent Sunday with
her parents at Ocala.-There has
beenia series of meeting at Chapel
conducted by Rev. Blown and
Wesley.-Mr. and Mrs. Theard
Proctor, of Clarence, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii.
Brown.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-06

'OS"h'iiNS iSSiuiiS III uhC " hitCo
States.
persons not subject to regis
tration solely on account of being
in the military service of the
United Sites become subject to
registration and are required to
register Immediately upon leaving
such military or naval service.
"Citizens of the United States
or persons who have. declared
their intention to become citizens
of the United States, who do not
register on account of absence
from the territorial limits of the
United States, are required to
register within five days after
their return to the United States.
1.-THE regulations then warn
registrants and all other persons
charged with knowledge of the
regulations, that ignorance of the
provisions will not excuse them.
"These regulations, it is set
forth, "Have the force and effect
of law. and all persons required
by these regulations 10 be regis
tered, and all persons who may
claim any tight or privilege in
respect of any registrant, are
charged with knowledge of the
provisions thereof. Failure by
any person required to be regis
tered to perform any duty pre-
scribed by these regulations is q
misdemeanOr, punishable by inn
prlsOnment for one year. and
may result in the loss of valua-
BILE rights and privileges, and an
immediate induction into the mil
itary service.
Local police authorities in all
parts of the country will cooper
ate with the Government in the
enforcement of order on registra-
ton day. Regulations prescribed
by the President and. sent to
draft officials of the various
States, contain the following pro-
visions:
ION the day set for regisura
ton, ali Federal Marshals. police
officers, State, County, township,
municipal and tOwn-of whatever
grade or class, shall hold them
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-06

visit with relatives here.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Griffin, OF Gin
cinna,i, Ohio. are visiting rela-
tlves here.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Southards, of Howell, Ind, are
visiting relatives here Jim is an
old Rockcastle boy and Is making
good Mrs. Hobert Griffin has
returned from London after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Pennington. There
were services at the Christian
church. Saturday and Sunday,
conducted by the Rev. Masters,
of Brodhead. - Urban Chu ming
has returned from the London
Fair and says the crowd was
much smaller than in former
years. Since the u. S entered
the war but little attention is
given fairs. - Coming events cast
their shadows before. and surely
Old Kaiser Bill, the Brute of
Berlin. the baby Assassination, the
red handed murderer, has seen
the handwriting on the wall.
What should be done with such
a man, who claims to be a full
partner with God? We believe
his doom is sealed and with the
boys on the Western front, going
s-sS. <, '1r,.essssr~ gai i; Si,asssir will
not take long to enter Germany
and then a short time to march to
Berlin. You can guess the fate
of old Bill, the Kaiser. Some of
these mornings he will turn up
in HI and what will Satan do;
take an inventory and turn over
hades to Old Bill, to whom it
rightly belongs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-09-06

To the Taxpayers of Rockcaste County,
Under the Acts of Revenue and Taxa
ton as passed by the General Assembly, at it's
session for the year 1913, it is the duty Of all
persons to appear before the County Tax
Commissioner and list their property. |, or
one Of my deputies will from the first day
Of July, 1918, until the 31st day Of October,
1918, be at my office over the store Of u. G.
Baker, from 2. g t. s e: n. t. reesiys your
list, and any one failing to appear and list their
property, will be reported, and Upon their fail
ure to list their property they are subject to a
fine Of not exceeding the sum Of fifty dollars.
c. T. SIGMON,
Tax Commissioner Of Rockcastle
County, kentucky.