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Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
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9hlS omtli6en fran50lii9en Stati-
ltifen gebt berpor, bob Die bon llnter=
~ieebootcn ongeri6teten &erlulte, al
liiertc unO nelltrale Coinage, i'm
2lpril 1918 MIR ettpa bolb 10 groB
moren rpie i'm Npril 1917. SIN April
1917 betrug sic 5erlt0rte Coinage
G34,6S5 Somnen unO I'M Npril IS.
nur 30l,631 Gonnen. Sn Der Oe-
pci6e bciBt cS mciter, oaB 0ie Inter
ieebootan0riffe Dem Neinoe jebt teu-
rer 5u Itebcn fommen, 0a Die 4ngrif-
fe jebt meiitenS our6 Sorpeoos erfol-
gen ulb uiht mebr Our6 @eldiibfelt-
CT, mie OicS ser Sail lpor, ais Die
&anoelSi6iffe nod nidt beltildt ma
rem.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
2anSSmarniGoftIidc nnO llutcritiia
mugs . &ereinc.

&erein gabeu. G}cri. ON .. 03iA
nod i. SO. in 922 &o. 9loe. &.-@.
9(Ioi8 3einbort, SefrctGr, 53t 2It
ctr. 6.-g.
GcntidJ Mmcrifaniidcr Inter.
tiibnraS E &crcin. 9tic. g8iega!lo,
Scfretdr, S24 CITE ctr. G.-@. Set
W}uin BOSOM. &cri. am 3. 9ien8i0a
/. ~. i'm Sdn9er6mO.
GlIaIcr &crein. 8eri. am 2. Mtpn
tag /. w. III 922 ga. g(pemne g. ".
No. G6Ieioer, GefretGr, sol llniorl
SoDingS Yonf 9ltil0ing.
SciIem6armtGSter lluterltiitun0s-
%crein. Chris. 8eiIltein, @rGI. Sobn
W}ciningcr, GefrctGr, 255S ~llniDerlitp
&Iacc. @eri. am 3. @tittmo6 /. NC.
in 922 $50. 9loe. N.s8.
GdluG6iIder Graufeu . llnteritiit
nngSDerein. Wiidael 0ieb, GefretGr
C29 $ GtraGe SIC. 8eri. OH 1
0iru8taq. i. so. in 81. 1916 SiGente
ctr. 81. %.
@attOentidcr Screen, 8ai6inptOu,
.. Is. ScfretGr: g8n;. Sttermam
II Gbeitnltt Str, &afoma &orf, 0.G.
&eri. ant 1. 9onrerstag /. DC. i'm
Sdn9erbunO.
9entidcr llutcritiituHgs : Wnn0
0iitrift 100. 9ti6. 0ict, GefretQt
G29 $ StroBe Sc. Geri. an A
0icn5tag i. so. in 922 @a. glpe. q.
g8.
9cntider ltnteritiitnngs : SunO
0iItrift 40. SefretGr SoG:t O(ei
ningcr, 255S llniberIitp @lace. @erI.
nm 1. MittpoG /. 80. in 922 ga. gIpe.
At.-8.
0@oi6imgtun Metger ltnterItiit.
nngs-&ercin" @rG1ioent @Oom Oie.
qelmonL 11O4 s Ctr. &C. Gefre.
tdr; 6riB &eB, 112 Ate Str. Sc.
SER au1 l.. 0ienStag i. 81. in 922
va. ,iipc. W.-@.
@il6elm Sell llnterItiitnngs-Bc.
icQihaft, &cri. nm 3. Mfo:tog /. 80.
in 922 $50. Ipe. N.-g8. M5.ul 9ad).
ihmiot, Sefretdr, 107 ,yua1te Ctr
Yuronlt.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
Vrnmf Oeicr'S GDbne So.
Veidenbrfatter
lll3 Siebente Stra6e, Y. 10.
Gelephon North 529.

sic Stele oes enQIiiAen 8funoes elm
genommen uno Ncip 0orf lit Nn Der
STEELE bon 2onoon 0aS groBe &larie-
rungsbaus Der gSelt eemor0en. 8enn
mir 0iele Steluiig bebaupten fonnen
miro es nidt ldmer meroerL unlere
nelle Sonoelsflotte audi no6 Dem
&riege gelpinnbrinaeno 81 nnterbol-
ten, ober Jest lit oie 3eit, Die oa8u
n0tigen &orfebrungen gu treffen. SIN
Ser pr%oponiertcn 9luSidlieBung
9elttI6lanoS bonn &eltbanoel nod
oenl Griege meroen iid Die Ser. Stau-
ten nidt beteiliqen, mcil Oas nidlt in
ibrenl Sntereile liegen miirOc.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
@eiana . @ereine.
g9ai6inaton SanaerbmnS, 81.

@ni6inston SGngerbnuO, SIR. 314
Is Str. N.QB. 3. BON S0ttger, Brd=
Ii0ent; q. 8rouner, GefretGr, 314 Z
Str. g. 8. q. @untpreht, 0irigent.
5ing1t1tnoe ie0en Wtittlpo6 Nlbeno
9irettoren-Geri am 2. 0tontog /. 80.
@ermanin MGunerdOr, 922 $50.
9(pe &.8. @rGiiOent: Sobn &eif;
Sefrctdr:: Soc @on0rad, 233 6 Str.
nc. &eri. an /. 9onner5tag /. 80.
GGngcr6nuo 9nmenberein. @eri
I'M 2. g2ittlpoh i. sc, abenos s ll6t,
I'M Sdnger6rn0.5
Yriun 9amenOereim. Jrou q.
arumfe, 8rdi. &erI. am 9. MittpcGj
/. Sc, abeno8 s llbr, i'm G1ngerbunh.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
Stride nmb gep6delte SdiueinS-
fn56le ipiuie budfeiues Sdpcime-
fleii6.
WGbIerS,
532 Center nnS Is Mi9gs %orst.

rno Sic &roouftc Ser &olonie ba6en
in oieiem 2anoe einen guten A6iat
oefunoen. @uBeroem bemiibt iid oas
{&onoelsbepartement, mebrere grpBe
gonfen 5lt neronlaIiem in Den Soupt-
bGfen fremoer 2Gnoer 3meiQbanfen
ctablieren. Ser amerifaniide Dol
lar bat in Dielen 2Gnbcrn Der @elt
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
9ehFmfaAs krin 5~aI3mameFI
ameritas @rUbuttiOn seniist miu6eiteus
fir bas eieens gebiirfniS.

fir oas eieens gcoiirfnis.
auf irgenO cine gSeiIe entitano
ol6 Oas @eriidt, oaB in Den Ser.
Gtoateu cine Sal5.9nappbeit beitebe
cOer iebr 6aIO 5u errparten iei. Au9
oieieS @erii9t fan0 @l6ubige, unO
mou6e peritiegen iid iogar Oa5u,
i6leunigit groBe 8orrGte SaI5 nauf-
5ubamiternl" ltno oo9 lit Dies bon
b;eIen ~perbreiteten 6ali6geriihten
zines Ser ld6erli6lteu 5u neluen.
9as geoIogii9e @ermeiiun9samt
Der Ser. Staten bat &eranIaiiung
genommen, gum belten iener dngit-
li6en Seelen ul0 sur nagemeinen
gluffldrung ei1en %eingeben0en Be
ri9t bieriiber oil per0ffentli6er.
g9o6 tells genauen Nngaben, tells
berIdBIi9en S6dbungen betrug Die
omerifauii6e Sal5- 8roOuftion i'm
Sabre 1917 insgeiamt 6,946,000
Eoni1ell. 9aS beoeutet cine 3unab-
me Inn $50, 900 Sonnet1, ODER Inn
9 Yro5ent gegeniiber Der E~roouftion
BON 1916. 9a Der einbeimii6e Ser
btald fir 1916, ipel6er Der groBte
iemlalS biSber ber5ei6nete par, meni-
ger ais 100000 Sonnen betrug,
urlO ga Die @infubr BON Sol5 i'm
Sabre 1916 nod feline 5tpei Bro6ent
OeS 8erbrau1es ausma6te, 10 lit eS
tIar erii9tlid, oaB oas 2altO in fei.
ner 8eiie bon elmer ouslanoii6en
3ufubr pom Sol5 %obbGngig lit. Sr.
genopel9e &noppbeit, mel6e ii6 IN
oel1 IeBten paar 8o6en bon 1917
Ga 1tno bort bemerfbar genta9t ba-
ben mag, fam nllr cine 0rtli9e ultO
ooriibergebenoe 9etpeien iein, baupt-
id6li6 infolge bon Sra9titau1tttg.
8eIiere Yreiie uno lebbafte Nad)'
froge regten 5ur Steigerung Der
8roouftion an, troB Der ultgiinitigen
&'erbGItniiie an man6en Inlagen,
mie &nappbeit bon Ar6eitsfraft, @r-
ibtperung Der &eriorgung nit
@rennitoff unO lttgeniigenOe 9iefe-
ring BON 5rodtpagen. Obne 3pei-
fel fam Die Broouftion, tpenn maj
Dies tpiinI9t, beoelttenD peiter nod
erboBt perOe11.
So, man bari iagen, Dob Die Ser.
Gtaoten, iotpeit oas Gobmateriol in
@etrodt fomutt, NIT einem iogut mie
tnbegren5ten &orrat BON Sal6
geiegnet iinol Son ben Steinial5-
Wlil1en uno SaI3maiier-8runnen inn
Staate SEEM gort bis 81 ben Com
ten-SerounItungSanlagen, Del6e an
ser Sal bon Gan 5ron8isfo Sal5
Gus Dem Wteermaiier erbalten, u1p
aus ben iiberrei6li9en Wti6igarler
Galinen unb oen glei6faus iebr
groBen Sol5i6Gsen bon SOuiiiana
tno Seras = mo Steinial5 in 9a-
germ BON 1000 bis 5000 SUB WtG6.
tigfeit 0u finoen lit - iomie nod
aus me6reren onoeren Staoten, mie
beIonDers Ohio uno &onias, lit Sal5
in Mengen erlangbar, Die 8um Sell
uber auet1 Segr1ft DitlauSgeDel1!
limo oas iibrige tit MN Srage pom
~geniigenoen MrbeitsfrGften uno
&ransport-@ eIegenbeiten iomie BON
linlGngli6em 8rennmoterial. Nuf
oie 9auer fam es an oieien Softo-
rem ni6t mangeln.
Sn Der @r1Be Ser S6rOerrng ite6t
inter oen amerifanii6en Sal5ltaa-
ten bellte 90 ! d g. obenan; DaS-
iclbe ~lieferte 1917 oQein 100000
Sonmen, pGbrello Stem g)orf nit
2,175,000 Eonnen in 8meiter Sinie
fam. SeIbItperitGnoli6 iteate au6
Der Staat lltob, nit ieinem Sal6lee,
eIle betrd6tli6e Quote. au4 in
Saipaii ulo @ortorifo miro einigeS
Sal8 geponnen u1lO bilft Die 3uflbr
permebrett.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
qereins~ und h~ogen~Ralender

Se Serren Sefretire fn0 gebeen, rns tets BON &OreTenoerdnOerungen
fopie BON gorgdngen in ibren gereinen 9eribt gu gebef+ rnO fmo NH
iets bGtrebt, ioIfe an geegneer STEELE auf5unebmen.
@retg fir be SnirhOn Ser aorte $3.50 per Sa6r
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17

0as NationalpermSsen 0euti9<
lanos lit sr0Ber als bas Srantreihs
uno be8iffert ii4 naa ben nsusiten
Seititelunsen auf unsefGbr 300 Wtil<
liarOen. Srpbbem finb bic Granaoien
tpo6l6abenber als bic Deutf4en. neil
ii6 ibr annGbernb ebnfo grOBes ga.
tionalOermDsen auf cine fat balb 70
grOBe 8eOOIterung ME bic Oeati4S
lambs nerteilt.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17

ser aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-17
9eutlder Central crbanO i'll 81
'trift Columbia.

9entider Central %crbanO i'm 81
Itrift GOlnm6ia.
Brdii0ent: 9}artin gSie0anO;
1. &i5e-GrGi. 2yobn 2ut,
?. 8i5c-@,rGi.: IS. u. 8eouocr0;
3. Gi5e-%rGi &orI 9ldtcrtirben;
A. 9}i8c @rGi. 9uD. @iibler;
3. @i5e-@rGi.: ) 81. &eibe.
ScfretGr: @uitoD 8cn0er;
G6abmciitcr, Carl 9armteI;
6ahncntrdger: Soc @onOraf;
@erIommIung an 4. 0iensta9 /. gl.
inn .@aibington Sdngerbuno, 314
6 ctr. 0.-Q8.
Geutidcr &aiicn6anvOereiH. Sra
Ii0cnt W3artin &8icauno; Sefretdr:
gSlu. s. 0lcperS, 1919 Srbing Ctr.
0ircftorcu &crl. am 2. 9onnerstng
/. 90.
6raren 6%ilfSucrciu. 6rau 9lu9u=
time &uppertus, 9rdi. Geri. am 2.
0omlerstaq /. &c, 3 llbr nadm. in
Der 9nitult.
Irameu Na5Ucrein. 6rall 9atb
20ffler, @rGliocntin. &eriammeGt lid.
monotIib gemGB 9toti5.
&nppcrt 6Omc 6rancn 6ilfSOer-
Gin. @rdiiOentin: 6rau SO. 0e@roin;
Scfretdrin: Q. @. 9oettder; &eri.
om 2. 9ienstag /. sc, 8 ubr nad
mittogS i'm Support Some.
Sufcl Srdiig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@eri. am 2. 0ien8tag /. SO. I'M Sdl-
%gerbuno. SEQ N2oir, Sefrctar, 1881
lite Ctr. N.=8.
@rOipcct Sia Cemetery. gsn.
Stiebling, 9raiioent; @m. 0tartirL
Sefretdr; Gbo5. 6ridpe00e, Sdas.
meiiter. GerI. ON J.. 6reitog /. 81.
in 1922 9tc Ctr. gt.-@.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
-. A. Long. Veterinary

Good Seed Corn. EdW. kens'cr
strained Honey, l5c h. Ell. Brod'
beck.
Scott lIodgin had business in 81
Joseph, Monday 81 this week.
See notice of Special Election
Tuesday. May 4, In another column.
Good balcd alfalfa hay for sale,
Thomas kreek, Oregon, Mo,
&C. u. look Wa In Kansas Citv
Wednesday OF this week, on business,
Fine assortment Of Fishing lacS.
le. At HENNINGER DRUG co.
--Robcr, Hatch and wife were -
Joseph visitors, Monday Of this week
For Sale RulIman Washer; used
about one year. See T.. \. Durham
Straw Hat Dy",, an colors. AT
llENNINGER DRUG 60.
--Attorncy Frank Potrcc had legaI
businoss in Kansas City, this week.
t--flne assortment Of 10 cent Toilet
Soap at lIENNlNGER DRUG co.
Judge Jacob Wohrli and /. G.
Smith, Of Ros, Grove, were here, Mon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
Hoo1en KITCHEN cADlMEv
SAVE NILES or STEPS

-Nilt brumbaugh, Joseph Collision
Ralph Collision and James McHugh, o.
Maitland, were Oregon visitors. Tues.
DAY evening, Of this week.
&C. u. Zook and wife. accompan.
led by Mrs. Fred Philbrick, son. Price
and Tom Curry and wife. autoed &c
st. Joseph. Tuesday Of this week.
MIR. Jordan il one Of the mos,
popular Of the lecturers sen, out by
the State Agricultural Society. Hen,
him at Fortescue, Friday. MAY 10.
HI Montgomery and family an,
Mother Hobitzell, Of Skidmore. wer,
Sunday guests Of his parents, Rober'
Montgomery and wife.
Mrs. G.. ". Meyer. Of Mound City
after a few days visit with her father
r. q. FRYE. and family, has returnc,
home.
--Cieorge Lease. Of the Fortescu.
neighborhood. was looking after busi
moss Interests in Oregon, Monday o,
this week.
MIR. Jordan l. one Of the mos
ponulnr Of tho lecturer sent ON, n,
The state Agricultural society. Heai
him a, For,sscue, FRIDAY. NAV 10.
Charles r. Hornecker va. que,
to the annual reunion banquet nj IN.
Chillicothe Business College. Satur
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10

Fred II. Davidson, Of Maitland.
went to st. Joseph. Monday, and en-
Listed as a second class seaman.
MIR. Sam Jordan will address the
people Of our county, Friday, May 10,
af Fortescue.
-Strayed or Lost A dark bay
horse: PAGES: stiff neck; reward.
James y. Hinde. Oregon, Mo.
Miss Laura Hunter. Of 81. Joseph,
was the guest over Sunday Of Mrs. Guy
Conrad and Mrs. Vim. VI. Morris.
Bert Maple. Of st. Joseph. was
here on business, Tuesday and We'd.
nesday Of this week.
Memorial Sunday will occur May
26. and the services will be held in the
: Christian church.
A. II. Greene is adding TO tn
/ looks Of the Jacob Butcher residence b,
giving il a coat Of fresh paint.
Fred Cook had business in Kan
sas City. Mo, and Topeka. Hans, fol
a day or 30, last week.
See Oregon Canning Co. peopl,
and contract TO furnish them som,
sweet corn this year.
George Crittenden. Of Wa,hena
Kansas. was here for few days, thi
week. the guest Of relatives an
friends
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
County Agent Appoin,ed,

Mr. ". c. Swarncr has been dcsig-
mated ~ the permanent county agent
FOR Holt county by the Department Of
Agriculture.
Mr. Swarncr has been acting in the
capacity Of emergency demonstrator
IN thi, county for some time. and the
executive committee ~ the Farm Bur
eau were 30 well pleased with his work
In III" seed corn testing campaign
that they unanimously requested the
department TO allow him 20 remain
here indefinitely.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
Program.

a.
The fortnightly Music Club will
have is regular meeting on Tuesday
afternoon, May Ia. at $3.50. Each
member may bring one guest. The
following program will be given:
Piano duet, Mrs. McFall and Mrs,
Pierce.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Bridgeman.
Piano solo. Mrs. Phillips.
Vocal duet, Mir. Whitmer and Mrs
Hand.
Piano solo, Mrs. Atkinson.
Vocal solo. Miss beavers.
Play. "rhc Knit Wick Wedding"
Hostess, Mrs. Guy l.. Cummins.
Leader. Mrs. Fred L. Cook.
After the program there will be 9
business meeting, and officers viii b.
elected for next year. All member
are urged 90 be present.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10

MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. Mckay and
Mis- Freda OFT. Of Mound City, spent
sunday with Chas. Wciman and fam
ily.
Miss Minnie Foster l. home. after
a short stay with friends n, Napier.
james Cordrcy and family motor.
al o. -. Joseph and spent the day
with relatives.
Miss Carrie S.adlcr. Of Oregon.
spent sunday with Miss Julia Gun.
n.ngham.
Misses Pauline and Mary Ellen
fi,maurlcc spcnt Saturday and sun.
day with friends in ~. joseph.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
Roy Grimes. John Milne and Ear

Roy Grimes, John Milne and Earl
Benton had business in st. Joseph,
Friday.
The Literary" will meet Thurs
day evening. This will be q special
meeting. and the ladies' will prepare
something in the eating line and 9TH
erwise. TO be sold 20 the highest bid
der. and the proceeds TO be given TO
Red Cross work. The men are at lib
crty TO bring anything salable they
wish. A shor, program will be given,
and We hope for full house.
Roy Grimes and family spent Sun
day evening with l.. X. Cunningham
and family.
i. Il. Cunningham shipped his
hogs, Monday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10

.-.Conkcy's. Wolff's. Lees and
Hess Poultry Remedies and Lice
Powders, ut
HENNlNGER DRUG co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
Especial for Saturday.
No. 2 size can Baked Beans
MOORE & SPRINGER.

Don Martin has accepted posi-.
ton with the hardware firm Of Ruley
4 kunkcl, and entered upon his dJ.
ties Monday Of this week. Don h. q
hustler and viii keen things movinp
Mrs. Don Martin, Mr.. koay,,
l.uk"ns, Mr.. Carrie Mcdonald, and
Tom kygcr, Mrs. ]. l.. Hogan md
Mrs, Henry Wcis and daughter, wcl,
-. Joseph visitors, last Thursday.
Mr.. Nellie McRobcrts and daugh,
ter, Laura, Of Mound City, spent Sat
urday and Sunday a. guests ut tho
Robert Montgomery and Harry Dun,
gan homes, going home with Iii Mont
gomcry and family, Sunday evening
The work of the liol, county
schools for this year will be brough,
10 u hitting close at Fortoscuc. Frlday
May 10, by the exercises tina, have
been prepared for that occasion by
our county SUPERINTENDENT of school
Duke Taylor and family, of Craig
and II. J. Taylor, Of near Big Lake
were over sunday guests of Gerald
\, King, wife and little daughter
Jean. Mrs. King Is sister OF the
boys.
The officers Of the Maitland Fan
Association held a meeting last Satur.
day, and closed contracts for mum.
Der of attractions. They expect "a
make the 1918 fair the best in the a.
sOciation's history.
Piano Bargain--Some one in tho
vicinity Of Oregon, by paying a small
amount can procure a good piano
slightly used, in very nice condition
For particulars, write Olney Piano
Co., Z. o. box SIG, st. Joseph, Mo.
The handsome Mrs. j. G. Morgan
residence, 26l5 Francis street, ST. 10,
seph, was purchased last week by DR.
w. c. Proud, at consideration Of
$4,000. II is one of the handsomcs'
homes in the east end.
Judge Jacob Wehrli, of Libert,
township, was here Monday, havinl
business before our county court. Som,
Of the Judges friends are talking hin
up for judge at large on the Republi
can ticket.
For Sale-Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red Eggs, for setting; have tn
Covalt strain-are fine birds. On
dollar per setting; five dollars pc
Mpc IypIA pApTp Ar
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
For Sale: Ford Touring
Car. nearly new, In A No. l
condition. run only 1000 or
1900 miles. extra tire carrier
tire cover and seat covers.
Inquire at Martins Furniture
Store.

A., o., r,,,,,,l,, A., n :,
p,Io. Mr, NY t un,,a,.i TT, Mls' ~ -
hui'! ar" Mr'' nv, 'mipMa',uy iIaI'' o. !U.'
el,y' anu Mrs. Hlocr, Mo1'I To-, OF f,l-
es' ny, MIre eh', , huls'Iy'
oi "St Mo'h, ny NnScr h"p'1 ~
WIN "Sni|, ny uo nn'nn OF ms pa,
reh',' Mr; ana MLs' Mont austin, IN
~. JosoPh; ne TIhs q son o, 'h.F
nauRh'er' MLs, Mab'' Au'tln'MahfE'
iheE sas ,;opc', MP VIZ LlpnSS.
-M l Nela ,alIppe.l ana daugh-
la.hcr e., ,.aaa ru,g t a., oi Or
~ III, W. w tuesLs vi ~ .; =
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10

lay, interviewing the county court.
Contract To raise some sweet corn
Tor the Oregon Cannery Co. this year,
.-Shcrwin-Wiliams and Pratt a.
lambcrt's Floor Narnishos. az
IlENNlNGER DRUG co.
Glenn Thloman. Of Corning, base
ball pitcher for the Minneapolis cluD.
has been sold 10 the -. Joseph club.
--Goorge :. l.ukons, our real estate
hustler, was over 10 ilawa,ha. Kan
,as, for a day or two, last week.
Nj. =. Hcnnng, living south Of
Mound City, died Tuesday, OF lat
week, April 30.
Mr.. Sam Jordan viii address the
pcoplc Of our county, Friday, May 10.
AZ fOrtcscuc.
Seth Curtis and wife were -.
Joseph visitors, Tuesday and Wcdncs'
day of this week.
Harry Tcarc. Of -. Joseph, visited
with his brother. Howard and wife,
Of ibis city, for a day OF 50 this wceH,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10
MRS. LYDIA BARTRAM,

For Sale: Ford TOURING
Car. nearly new, In A No. !
condition. run only 1000 to
1900 miles. extra tire carrier
tire cover and seat covers.
Inquire at Martins Furniture
store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-05-10

= have about IFS bushels
Of Pure Reds Yellow Dent
Seed Corn left. This corn
tested % per cent. II you
need Seed Corn. see me at
once, as It will not last long.
Price 500 per bushel.
GERALD 4. KING.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

- AM the Great American Dollar. !
was born Of Toll and Sweat and
sired by Human Endeavor. Treas
ured and trained by Thrift, grew
powerful and competent to perform
for my masters the duties of a willing
servant. sApprenticed to Industry, !
earned wages that repaid my sponsors
FOR their care and self DENIAL. They
loved me mot for myself alone but
for what / accomplished for human
good, for by tireless labor smoothed
the paths Of their lives and the fruits
of my energy made sweeter their days.
A Sudden Awakening
In piping times of peace grew sell
complacent and. forgetting the spar
fan character of my upbringlng, pc
came more and more the slave OF Lux
ury. Then suddenly came an awaken
ing. The forces of Good entered into
conflict with the Legions of Evil, and
battle ragged upon the earth. The
Land OF the Free, where | had my be
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-05-23
WILLIAM GERARD CHAPMAN.

ing, entered the great fight that Right
might triumph, and Men and Dollars
were marshaled to combat the enemy.
! CHANGED to be of those that lin
gered behind, for I was the mainstay
of my masters, but one day the call Of
the wounded in a far country was
heard by them, and they sent me to
where the Golfers of compassion wait
ed to receive me. There by the al
chemy Of human sympathy was trans
muted into instruments of aid and re-
lief and healing. Beneath the banner
Of white bearing a blood red cross ]
fought the good fight against pain and
disease and death that the heroes who
fell in the great war of Humanity
against the Hun might be comforted
and given new life.
Comfort for the Wounded.
Now. on the laundering battle line
In my new identity minister to the
wounded, bringing them from blood
soaked ramparts to beds Of comfort,
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The Great American Dollar
Has a Great American Heart

giving ease to MANNED bodies. relief
to limbs writing in torture, cooling
drafts to parched throats. And under
my benefcent ministrations the sons
of my masters are rescued from agony.
the hero youth of the land are re-
stored, or the last hours Of the wound
ed to death robbed of the grisly hor-
ror of neglect.
The flower Of our young manhood
go in ever growing hordes to right
the worlds wrongs. New legions Of
the Great American Dollar must be
marshaled to equip the army that fol-
lows-the Red Cross Army that wages
its splendid fight against pain and
death behind the battle lines. Enlist
your dollars to fight under the Red
Cross banner, you who would staunch
the wounds Of those who battle to
bring peace and safety to you and
yours and your home landand to the
world. For thus is the Great Ameri-
can Dollar ennobledl
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A MESSAGE FROM FRANCE.
Spirit of This War Pictured BY French Schoolgirl
in Letter Receiued BY John H. Finley.


to
and
a
of
bring
"t only little riDer almost brook called the
Yser One could talk from side the other raising
the birds could of
And the banks millions Of men
turned touard the other, But the distance Uhh
rated them than the
Which right from injustice
that the guNs do
steamships
going the before
Of France but from side the other
hears Al ouchin !" 81
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y. S. Thrift Stamps Save Lives and
Shorten the War

There thing provide
MUST HAVE the quickly,
Savings Stamps) displayed. 4
u. on
few
Stamp,
PAYS January /,
These War Savings Stamps s.
and the profit compounded
tery if January l.,
Buy s. Thrift possibly
peace n md righteousness
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-05-23

This Brings the War Home to YOU

In short time these gallant whose brothers
fire artillery and
of machine of
soldier of
defending
the other deof thee !.
to
food clothing, all soldiers?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-03
ESQ., 900 ARE CALLED IN DRAFT TODAY
PULL teeth in
WILDCAT LAW

provided hts offering was over
si0o. Ooe
Then the bill went into the sen
atorial mill. when II came out after
the frs; mangling u provided a pen
atty OF 81 200 fine instead OF 5000.
and one year In prison instead OF
| four.
Then the bill went back into the
hopper Some more. 'When the sen
s,ors and the congressman finally
got thru with u. the section provid
ing penalties for violation OF the u
eensing provision had been entirely
Killed
There l. nothing In the set NJ u
now stands that provides amy pen
atty for the wildcat promoters.
asked treasury official about
the situation and he summed IL up
thu~wsse.
The only power the capital issues
commlfte. will have when II refuses
TO license a stock promotion will be
a moral force. Legitimate banks aud
bond and stock firms. who do bust.
ness with the committee. viii. Of
course. not have anything 10 do with
the stock issued 10 defiance OF the
order.
Under the law as passed. the
wildcat promoter can virtually tell
the committee TO go 10 thunder"