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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Ser. Staatem &riegsidiff tprpebiert.

Nef+ StaQfeH StTle9S1auH Iulptolet+|
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8a1bington, 4. Sf. = Ser Ser
Iu1t 6es Ser. @tooten Batronenboo=
tes Eompa> SOS friibere&Iltenpatron=
16iff Miomi, nit ieiner gan5en Be-
mann11na - 118 Mann - mnr0e
heute bom Marineamt befanntgege=
ben.
Oie Eompa tpnroe in ser Ma6t onf
Sen 26. September I'M 8riltol &a=
nal, an ser &iite bon England ber=
1enft, nn6 ser 8eridt 6es 8i5e=M6=
mirols Gins gibt befannt, oob es
t%orpeoiert tpurbe, tpGbren6 es an6ere
.S9iffe oIs S9nb begleitete.
Dnr6 sic @erienfnng Ser Sampa
erlitt sic Mori1e Sen grobten ein5el-
mem BerluIt in 6iefem &riege. 3ebn
Offi5iere nn6 1902 @ol6aten, Die met
items bom &iiltenbemaGnngs6ienlt it
u%bernommen, ols Sic Gampa eintge
Monote 511riid in Sen &riegSoienit IN
feinoli9en @%epGiiern ~eingereibt muir
Sc, more11 onf bieiem @6iffe un6 5u
ibnen geiellten ii9, pie beridtet miro.
elm britii6er M%rmeeoffi5ier nn6 flint
pribate Mngelteute.
Mn6ere S9iffe, melfen, mie eS
1heint, sic Sompa als critics boran=
fnbr, unterindten arf sos i%orgfaltig=
1te sic 9tene, na66em tie Die gr19lt=
ter11ng 6ur6 sic grplolion peripnr=
ten, aber es tpar ibnen nt6t mogli6
audi MIR einen ein5igen neberleben=
BEN gu fin6en. 3mei &0rper in Mo=
rine11niform mrr6en aufgefii6t, pa=
rem ober nod nidt i6entifi5iert als
Ser 8eridt 6es M6miral Gins obge=
ian6t nnr6e.
&apitGn CHARLES @atterlee mar Der
@ommanoenr ser CAMPO.
Baltimore, 4. Sft. = 8enlamtrt
Muib Daniels, in Der 2ite Der Ser
miBten Ser Ean1pa, par ein Meo191<
niit uno &uiin 6es Marineiefretars
Daniels. Seine Mutter tpobnt IN Sol
timore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
100 Meeresbampfer ,u1rben int Sep
temher in Mmerif9 aeba1tt.

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True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
IS @oibington, 5. DIT. = 100
ieetii6tige, unb 3par 46 Stobl= nno
81 @ol3idiffe, nit einem @eiamtton=
nengebalt bon 301,433 Eonnen 8oi=
ierper6rdngung, muroen IN ben
59iHsboubofen Ser 8%ereinigten
@taoten mGbren6 6es Monats 9ep=
tember gebol1t. gu 6ieien tpnroen
nod 70 @6iffe nit einem Sonnen=
gebolte bon 7,037 Sonnen, Ste nod
1idt ieetiidtig itn6, i'm ielben Monot
gebort. 9ies be6entet einen groBere1
Eonnengebolt tpie 6erienige, Ser mab=
reno 6es gan3en Sisfaljabres 1915
gebout p11r6e. @dbreno Ser ne1n Mo=
nate, sic nit 6em 80. September en-
oeten, betrug ser S6iffbau bon fee
tii6tigen un0 nidt 1eeti16ttgen @dif=
fen 1,722,730 Gonnen un6 bie Mn=
5abl 1857.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Iaiierte erreid)en n6rblides 1tfer Ser
S1ttppe.

% ger1in, iiber 2on6on, 6. 0ft.
Nuiierte Sr1ppen boben 6as nor0liz
die l1fer ser Suippe III Ser Giant
payne erreidt, mie Elm 8eri6t oes
6eutiden &riegsbureaus belagt, mel=
der bin5ufiigt, ooB an iiolierten
Gunften sic MGiierten lire Sorti6rit=
tie n0rolih 6es Sll1lies beibebielten.
3miihen Sem Mrgonne @ebol5 nno
bem Moiel 6l1iie beiogt Ser 6euti6e
8eridt, 6oB sic Mmerifaner ibre bef=
tiaen Mngriffe fort1eben.
Ser Tert 0es 6eutl6en 8eri6tes
lortet:
,IIonoern - M0r6Iid bon Cont
brat NOR Ser Sog rubiger. Noroli6
bon ct. Nuentin mur6en beftige
aGlnpfe beinobe nnunterbro9en lett
Mitte September ber5eidnet. Srob
ser Mnfbringung neuer, fri16er 6or=
mationen NOR ser Seino Big iebt niM
im1tonoe irgen6melde grfo1ge 5u er=
sieIen, sic merit mdren, angefibrt 5n
tperben.
80 broden ol1d feline geitrigen
Mngriffe, Sic ii9 ant @ormittag emit
pidelten un6 5mar nor6oItli6 bon
Sc Gotelet nnb anf bei6en Seiten-
BON 2es6ins nn6 am Na9mittage an
elmer breiten lront n0r0li6 bon ct.
Quentin 5uiammen.
Ser Seinb folgte uns nod nn1e=
rem nenM Steqnngen an Ser MiSne"
11no ser Snippe 5miiden Eontapert
nnb ga5oncoltrt nn6 nnternabm Of
tere Mngriffe gegen 8ontapert nno
8errp=au=8ac, orf betben Seiten Ser
&beims : Meu6otel StraBe urb nabe
8obancourt. Ser 6ein6 tpur6e lber=
an 5uriidgei6lagen.
SIN iiolierten Bnnften bielten
fleine M%etilungen an 6em noro1i=
den III er Ser S11ippe itan6. Ser
6eino attodierte nit itorfen @treit<
frGften an ser Mrnes un6 pefl16
bon ct. @tienne. gr9 bier tparen
feline Mngriffe pegen ipdterer @eger1!'
ongriffe obne grfolg.
SIN Ser @dlodtfront in 6er@bam<
pogne trot nod 5%ebntdgigen bttteren
3n1ammenlt0Ben geItern cine &f>
pauie Elm. storfe Mnsfun6ungsge=
fefte an on6eren Teilen ser Sront
mur6en obgei6lagen.
v3miiden Ser Mrgonne uno Der
Mo1e1 ietten bie Mmerifaner ibre
beftigen Mngrtffe fort. 9as Centrum
ser feinoli6en Mngriffe lag orf BET
Sen Seiten ser @troBe, sic BON @bar=
pentrp nod &omagno fnbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
T%1unition$fdbrik
fliegt in die ruft
68 Mrbeiter erleiben ben Sob. - 60.
MmboD in 8anif, ais Te,er nad
ser entIetlid)en @rplpiton als.
bradl nnb Gtabtteile perntdtete.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
II Bertb Mn1bop, 81. s., 5. Oft
Son fiinf5ig biz gu bnnoert Wtenl6en
uuroen in elmer entiebli6en grplo-
lion in SEN Mnlagen Der &. 81. Sill.
leipie @ben 2oa0ing @ompanp IN
Msorgan, nobe bieier Staot, enttpeoer
pertpun6et ooer get0tet. 9ie grplo'
lion, sic sic No9baribaft anf Mfeilen
erlfitterte, nno 6ie @intpobner BON
5outb MmboD CUR Slu9t b%eranlaBte,
puroe BON mebreren fleineren 81
plolionen gefolgt, 0ene1 ein Seuer
foIgte, 6as fir 5tunoen ben Mn'
jtrengungen ser bieltgen nnb ben
6euerlpebren ser nmltegenoen Srt=
l9aften trobte.
Die 3abl ser @etoteten nno Ber'
m%unoeten fonnte Biz iebt ni9t ge11a11
fe1tgeiteut meroen. BiS iebt p1troen
IS. Eote aus Sen Eriimmern gelbaftt.
Beilaufiq 1000 Mann maren IN o1e=
len Mnlogen bei6dftigt.
Son 6urdt beieelt ergriffen er<
ldrodene Srol1en ibre &inoer, ellten
ouf sic 5troBen> 6ur6 &onbmolfen,
Sic linen entgegenfamen, ran11ten
iiber Sic Briide, sic ben Saritan Stub
nad Tertb Mmbop fibrt. Dteie Brit
de mar bal6 BON elmer groBen Wterge
BON Slu6tlingen gefiat. 3mA6en
Sen SuBgGngern iudten iid Autos
mobile ibren 8eg, beren 2enfer uro
~SnlalIen ebenio Si6erbeit iubten:
Sic GSlammen breiteten li6 ouf Die
1oqenannten Unit 81 un6 81 aug nno
bei6e limits 1dienen bon BEN Slant
men perbeert gu meroen. limits rs II.
IS befanoen iid ebenfaQs in @efobr.
6rauen nro Md6@en orbetteten
pabren6 6es Eoges unb eS miro an
qenommen, baB feline bon oen1elben
1th in Ser Mnlage mabreno Der yta9t
bel an6en.
Gin qefacbrli6es 6euer bro9 in
Sen @iueipie Mnlager, olS Die Sl1ber
Mnloqe befonnt, letten SomStag IN
Morgon aus, mo Sic Mrbeiter GENT
qen6 3eit CUR 6l16t botten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
1tn~terieebppt torpebtert ipantidea
9ampfer.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Ma6ri6, 5. Sft. - Ser ipant1de
9ampfer Groncoli tp11r6e bon etrem
be1tiden nnterieeboot torpe6iert, pte
Elm 8eridt bes Morineminiiters be-
fagt. As
Sic SroncoIi NOR Elm Stabl6am=
pfer bon 1911 Eonnen. sic tpur6e I'M
Sabre 1865 erba11t un6 tpar 236 SUB
lang. Sbrc S%eimitation tpor 8arcelo<
no.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
> Maiienfdmpf in 6ppemeQ.
True translation filed with tn

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
October 10th, 1918, as required by sthe
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
Is Yetersbnrg> So, 5. Oft. -
.Sol6oten 6es 2agers See mnroen
i6Iennigit nod &opemen %beforoert>
INN einen @oiienfampf 5mii6en Gee
germ nn6 MnslGnbern in SEN Mnla=
gen ser 6. s. DUPONT Wltnitionsfo
BRIT AT nnter6riiden. Sic eri item geo9=
rihten beiogen, 6aB 5pei Eerionen IN
6ie1em &on1pfe get0tet prroen.
Meebr mie 1000 @hiiiie tpuroen
mGbreno 6te1es MufItanoes abgefen=
ert> tpie man bier anntmmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Mit britiidem Sdtffe finben So ein
feudltes @r0b.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on0on, 4. OH. = Dreiunfiinf=
5iq Mdnner nl1r6en 6nr9 cine &oQi=
lion 5mii9en einem britil6en &ano=
nenboot un6 einem @an6elsidiffe am
80. September berloren, mie Elm off
5ieuer 8eri9t ser britii6en M6mira=
litGt beute befannt gtbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Erin5 Boris itberntmmt Sen Sbron
BON 8ulaarten.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
IS Horis, 5. Sft. - @s miro be-
ri6teet> 6aB &0nig 6er0inono bon
81tlgarien %abge6anft babe un6 5par
5ug1tn1ten 6es neutrality-suspicious., ser
bereits Sic &egiernng iibernomme1t,
tpie cine 9epe16e a1ts 8alel an 6ie
9abas Mgentur beiagt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Safer plant 8olfsregier1tng.

master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917,
~ 2on6on, 1. Oftober. Srieo-
ri6 bon @aDer, 6eutl6er @ei9s-Nl5e-
fan5ler> bat reiigniert> mie el1e De-
pel9e aus Mmlter6am an Die central
Neus beri6tet.
Mmlteroam, 1. Oft. = Die @eiig=
nation beS Nei6sfan5lerS bon 9ert~
ling uno beS Miniiters 0es MenBe-
rem, bon Sinbe, pur6en bonn &atler
angeuommen miro offi5iea aus Ser
lin beri9tet.
Die 0euti6e 8reiie fiibrt in ibren
Mrtifeln an, oab fiible &opfe ME-
mails notpen6iger als mie geraoe
iebt nottpen6ig maren.
Die 3eitung Sim Mittag erflarte
1id nit elmer eoitorie1en 8emerfnng
Des 8ortpGrts aus Berlin etrber=
Itan0er1, Ser in ieniationeaer 8eiie
beleu6tete, mas eintreten muroe, ious
tie Elm 6ein6 in bas 2an6 etn6rtngen.
Sic mobt cine Bemerfung, Die bead-
tensmert geraoe fir 6ieie 3eitung lit:
vl1niere @egierung bat mabreno
Ser gor5en 3eit 6es &riegeS berbin-
BERT 6ariiber nad6n6enfen un0 iiber
cine on6ere Mogli9feit, 6aB Der
&rieq perloren meroen f0nnte, menn
ieoermann nno aues ii9 CUR anBer=
lten M%nitrengung gegen nns bere11t>
gen mir6e."
uDie &egterung bat oaonr9 gu Ell
11er 8er19leierung oeS tp1rfltfe11
grn1tes nn1erer Sage beigetragen
fGbrt sic 3eitung fort. vSie 5og eS
Dor, sic Station gu berblenoen iiber
6ie @efabr nieres notlonalen Se=
bens."
Sic Mbeinil6 : @eifpbdliide 60
3ette beflagt idauerno 6ie b11lgari=
i6e Gage, ~6ie Iebte 11n6 b0d1te 8el=
le," nn6 glaubt, 6oB oie @nlgaren
6urd sic 8eibergreifung Ser 80
br1oia lire @iinide erfiiM II. nidtS
mebr fir Dent16lan6 iibrig batte.
Gie Tronffurter 3eitung .gibt III
rem 8eoouern Mus6rud, 6aB oie Sc
%gierung perfeblte, Sreuno nno Seino
6urb 8obrbeit 5n g%eminnen, bob
Deut 1hlan6 nidt obne 8egier6e fir
Moht in Sen &rieg eintrat. 0ie1e
3eitung gibt es ouh offen 81, ouB
Sic BuIgoren oas &e@t batten friegs=
ml6e at fem nn6 gla1bt, 6aB 6ie Sc
p0lferung binter 6em 8remier Ma=
1inoff 1tebt. 3um S61uiie bittet Die
6ranff urter 3eitung Sic &egiernng,
rnummnn6en nn6 aufridttg fur6r1e=
Sen 51 berban6eln.
Sic 0i1el6orfer Ma6ridten be-
leu6ten sic Eatiade, 6ab Srnppen
bon ser @eitfront na6 Mo5eoonten
oeian6t peroen miiiien, mo- tie ooh
I'M @e ten 10 b%ringen0 berotigt mer=
Den. Z
Sbre 56meiter5eitung, sic @lie EN-
Mugemeine, ipri6t bon i9ledten
Ma6ridten, Sic 5ablreid nnb lbnea
eintreffen n1t6 mieoerbolt 'tbren tr11=
beren Musiprud, 6oB ote 9ent1@en
itarf iein miiBten.
5pater fqnt 6ie 3eitung i'm He=
6oftioneQen in 1d&pere Mngriffe ge>
gen Sen u@otteslaiterer Bi11on uno
leine @0belban6e 6es 2pndmor0es:"
Cine Yropo1ttion, 6aB Die Eralt=
benton un6 @i3eprait0enten Ser Bar=
lumente aller an 6em &rieg bete1l1g=
ten un6 neutralen Staaten 81 elmer
@eriammlnng eingela6en >peroen
ioGten uno 5tpor 5u elmer ri9t btn=
6en6en Mnseinanoer1eb nn 1lber
6rie6en, tpur6e int oiterret6ii@enMb<
georonetenbaui lie eingebra6t.
Die1er Mntrag, iagt etne Wtener
3epeI 6e, tpl1r6e bon einem 9errn
Nenmann, einem liberalen Mbgeoro=
neten, etngebra9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
&rieqslefretar 8afer fat fid in

Sranfret9 nit Ben 6euti6en @efan=
genen in ibrer M1tteriprade nnter=
balten, nn6 MIR miir6en uns gar ni6t
tpnn6ern, tpenr1 linn Sag bon gemiiien
2el1ten als Mangel an patrtotii6er
@eiinnnng o%l1sgelegt miir0e. 8os
linn freilid i6lafloie Ma@te faum
bernrio1en tpiir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
neue 0fterrei0iI0e
F%rieden$flbler

Splanb ioll Mliierte at Jrieoens1tn-
terbanolnngen e%inlaben. ger.
Gtaatem baben bis jett feline Gia'
laonng baau erbaltem, iast San-
iing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Stir feinolide Musldn6er lit @nbe
sic unerbelte Bfli9t. Ber iib mauiig
bat ie6e &idii@t bertpirft!
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-10
Buy Liberty Bonds.
Use of Captives on Farms is Urged.

Arlington, Oct. 4.-Utilization of
German prisoners on the farms Of the
northwest. where there is serious
shortage Of labor. was suggested this
afternoon by Representative Young
OF North Dakota to Food Admins
tfator Herbert &. Hoover. A Plan
of General A. p. Pcake Of Valley
City, N. d., is to offes to prisoners an
opportunity of volunteering as farm
laborers' in North Dakota at ST. day
and board. Hoover promised to con-
slider.
Young told Hoover the food pro-
duction[ in North Dakota was critical,
in Barns county alone, only 5 per
cent of blowing for next spring.
wheat being completed. He said that
farmers reports indicated that the
1919 wheat acreage will not exceed
90 per cent of that of 1913. Farm
laborers are demanding 81. a day.
While during his recent Visit to
France, Young said, he found Ger
man prisonersAhired by the American
army from the British, working for
20 cents day and board.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-10

The twenty-secend annual re-unior
OF the Bates County Old Settlers As
sociation held in this city Wedpesda
of last week, was one Of the most en-.
joyable meetings ever held by the as
ISOLATION. 4.
A. ]. Smith, president of the asso.
citation, was master sof ceremonies
Rev. w, 4. Hill, of the N, =. church,
South, delivered the Invocation.
Mayor DeArmond delivered the adj
dress OF welcome, which was respond
ed to BY the President Of the associa-
ton. The principal address OF the
day was made by Hon. Payton A.
Parks, of Clinton, after which short
talks were made by Judge C.. ] Hen
ry, Clark WN, w. O. Jackson and
Congressman {. c. Dickinson.
The prizes:
To the white man who has resided
in Bates county the longest time, a
Baby Bond. S. J. McCraw, Archie,
since 1851.
To the white woman who had resid-
ed in Bates county the longest time.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-10
GOVERNMENT 70, FIX PRICE
OF CLOTHING
Chairman of War Board Says Shoe
Agreement is Only Start.

Washington, October Price.
and distribution Of practically al
! articles Of wearing apparel are to b
Icontrolled by the War Industries
Board. Regulations issued yesterda,
prescribing certain fixed prices fol
shoes constituted only the first steI
in general policy for price control
OF clothing.
This was disclosed today by Chair
man Baruch of the board i'll an ad-
dress at special meeting of the Ma
tional Retail Dry Goous Association.
Referring to the putting into effect OF
the agreement between the board and
the shoe industry, Baruch said:
After that will have to come the
and distribution Of most
ali of the things which you gentlemen
have to deal with"
The retailers were called upon by
Chairman Baruch to take the product
of "the manufacturer, who, to some
extent, ,has his prices regulated and
limited amounts allotted to him,
with the determination to distribute
it I'm some fair and equitable way,
seeing that, as far as possible, each
individual gets his share and gets it
at a price that is fair"
When it comes to the question OF
Il fair price," Baruch continued, that
is very difficult to answer. ] should
say roughly, that fair price is a
price something like the normal prof
its in normal times. I know you will
all say that these are abnormal times
They are, and we have got to do abb
normal and new things
Though no details of the plan to be
followed in controlling clothing
PRICES has been announced by the
BOARD, It is believed that the general
policy adopted in fixing the prices OF
hoes will be followed. Standard
prices for standard grades OF mems
md women's suits, hats and other |
lrticles Of clothing probably will be
established by agreement with man
lfacturers and retailers.
BY the agreement reached by the
,oard and the shoe industry, add
ional details of which were made
ublic today, the program, and styles
t shoes under the regulated price
Ian will conform to that announced
y the board in June whereby both
tyles and colors we're restricted.
A number of manufacturers already
ave started work on the standard
.ed grades. 10 prevent loss to man
facturcrs of high-priced Shoes. the
greement provides that shoes re-
ailing for more than $Ia, the maxi
lum fixed price, which already have
cen manufactured may be sold until
unc I, 1919. After that date it will
c impossible to buy ~ready-made
hoes for more than $I2. For low
hoes of the type usually worn in the
INNER months the maximum price /
ill be ST..
Prices OF childrens Shoes, which
ere not announced yesterday, will
c as follows: For tlfe class A, or
ighest grade. boys, misses and
ouths', $3.50 to 81 and ST., little
cnts'. IS to So; infants, So to S., and
abies, So to $3.50. For the medium
nd low priced grades in the four di- !
isions the prices will be according
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-10-10
SHORT STORIES
OF Local Interest-Clipped From
Our Exchanges.

Sylvester Griggs, of Appleton City
died at Camp Sherman, Ohio
Wednesday of last week. He was ,
member OF the Both United States i'll
fantry.
Rev. w. S. Courtney,twho has beer
in charge of the M. Z. church al
Adrian for the last four years, was
by the recent conference at Monet
changed to Holden. He is succeeded
in Adrian by Rev. Needham
Joe Hogan died in Kansas City
Sunday'o complications OF ailments,
aged 65 years. Mr.. Hogan was taken
from Adrian to Kansas City several
weeks ago for treatment, but never
improved. The body was brought to
Adrian Tuesday and buried in the
France cemetery.-Adrian Journal.
Jack Taylor, of Butler, driving a
Dodge car, collided with Pope Pipes.
driving a Ford, at the junction Of
Third street and Huston avenue Sat-
urday night The Ford was badly
damaged by the collision and one of
the Pipes boys. had his hand quite
seriously cut on the wind shield
Adrian Journal.
Probably the Largest congregations
OF people. ever gathered to attend
funeral in Hume paid its respect to
the memory of Carl G. Thompson last
Thursday afternoon at the NJ, l..
church. The relatives OF the dead
man who were present numbered 50.
The services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. c. Fl. Ocheltree. Burial
was made at the Hume cemetery.
Rev. I. c. Pickett, of the M. L. |
church, South, performed the last sad
rite at the grave. Just before the
benedietion the members of the Mod
ern Woodmen fraternity OF which the
deceased was member each deposit
ed sprie OF evergreen into the grave
in sacred remembrance of their
stricken ncighbor and friend.-Humc
Telephone.
Edward Oliver iedrick, the six
teen-year- son of MIR, and Mrs. A.
&. Hcdrick. of this city, died at the
parental home Friday afternoon from
injuries received on Tuesday by hay
ing his arm badly mangled by getting
it caught i'll the fly wheel of gaso-
line engine of Ben Browns we'll drill
ing equipment. The accident occurred
at the Chris Fox farm ten miles
southwest of town. The young man
was oilinp the engine when his sleeve
got caught and his arm was nearly.l
torn Off. He was brought home and
the injury treated the best possible.
An operation was deemed necessary
as the last hope OF saving his life !
rom complications arising from the
injury. hut he never rallied.-Apple- ,,
on City Journal. Il,
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Guest Night at Rural Home Makers
Club.

Tie beautiful modern home of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Moore was the scene O
a happy gathering Tuesday night
Oct 3, it being the occasion OF tho
fifth annual guest night reception OF
the Pleasant Gap Club. .-....
Some forty guests made their way
through the crisp October air to this
spacious house where they were wei
coined by their genial host and gra-
cious hostess. The parlors were dec
GRATED with American flags. Mrs. w.
6. Mellaffcy assisted Misses Fern
and Irene Moore i'll receiving the
guests. After the guests all arrived,
they proceeded with the following
program:
Roll call. Current Events.
Song Ivy Club. America"
. Vocal duet, *-Song to the Flag"
Misses Cora Wix and Dolla Rains.
Recitation. Miss Ruth Minnck.
Instrumental music, Mrs. Everett
Morilla.
Debate, Resolved, That the educa-
ton of a farmer should be as great
or greater than that of the business
man. Affirmative, Mrs. Everett
Morilla, Miss Dolla Rains. Negative
Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. w. G. Mellaf-
fey. Tie judges all decided in favor
of the affirmative. The judges were
Victor Wolf, Joe Leeper, Ben Wix.
Ben Wix, Everett Morilla, Ed.
Moore, Joe Leeper gave interesting
talks in behalf of thu. Club
After the program Mrs. Moore in
vited the guests into the dining room
which was beautifully decorated in
American flags, where she served
peaches, cake and coffee. At the
table they had. a guessing contest of
eight national flags, Miss Cora Wix
guessing the most correct received
large American flag. After supper
Miss Marea Smith sang Over
There" Marea Wolf, pianist. Miss
Agnes Garrison favored us with some
of her beautiful instrumental selec-
tons.
The little folks pulled off quite 4
stunt initiating the guests into the
lodge. Those that were initiated en-
joyed it very much. Those present
to enjoy this occasion were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben .Wix and James, Miss Ruth
Minnick. G. w. Rains. Ada and DolIa
Rains, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brooks,
Evelyn and Mary, Joe Leeper Misses
Cora and lilly Wix, Victor Wolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Knoll, Gladys, Rob-
bic. Helen and Fern, Marvin Camp
bell, Miss Agnes Garrison, Mrs.
Oscar Kasner, Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn
Tharp, Misses Marea Wolf and Marea
Smith, Henry Tharp, Miss Pearl
Tharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Nor
lila, Joe, Clarence, Vivian, Charley
Nosiih, Mrs. w. G. Nehaffey, Mr.. |
and Nrs. Ed Moore, Willis, Fern,
The guests all departed at late
houn thanling Mr.. and Nrs. Moore |
eor one Of tie most enjoyable fecep-
lipas the Club has ever held.
Club Cot.
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Overseas Packages, 3 Pounds.

- With the American Army in
France, Oct. 3.-Every soldier, Off
Ger or other member of the American
Expeditionary forces will be entitled
10 receive from America d Christmas
package not larger than 9 by 4 by 3
inches and NOT exceeding three
pounds in weight, Vecording to gen.
cral order just issued.
y. An official coupon. which must be
pasted On the package will be given
to each member of the American Ex-
peditionary Force to be sent to- the
friend or relative from whom a pack
age is expected. The packages must
be sent before November 20.
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Cass County Stacker in Jail.
Refusal Of A. II. Ohern OF Harri-
sonville, Mo-, to sign his name to a
draft registration card in the regis
tration of September II, and his con-
tinued defiance of the law Saturday
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A New King for Bulgaria.

Copenhagen, Oct. 5.-The officisf,
Austrian correspondence bureau Ids
given out dispatch from Sofia dated
Friday, stating that King Ferdinand
of Bulgaria abdicated on Thursday IA
favor of Grown Prince Boris. The
new king, it is declared, has already
assumed the reins Of office z