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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
ReQi$trerlnQetl.
Sucr 100000 Wano antnges at
baDe regiitrcrct 12te September.
SIeut Wpbco Tor 5pfcrnc.

WoIhirgton Ben 13oc Gent: sra
Den noe Taoioitatlon lenbiea ioog
General Nerihing Npbeoen on, Of
oct omerifauite 6olf after q gaaei
"ouer tie TOP i lin Hegiitrcrlng al
me pGrnepIietigc aarSflasier, %
at bets Irnlccr uitonIclig piloe BIZ
iorsgeoe, inotil Den tplte Wtilitarls.
me % oct tpife Slinferpplbe par
fruit % Seireu piinoet.
@eneraIfrig5fomniaip Gropner,
ienOte General TcrIbing feIgcnoe
Telegram:
"Nationen bar igaar ioaret mco
en- Strengthening, ionl te9lter I'll
at ifule opergad ale Sperila %
iaaleoes ~iiIlifre en- ~uaibruot Strsnl
al 6oriterfninger iii bGl unoer &C.
res aonumanoo ltaoenbe Irme."
Set oil tage nogen Sio, isr marl
iaar noiagtig reoe paa Intouet al
Dem, ionl peo Snoregiitreringen
igoar blep inoisrt i De militGrc
Muoifabsruqer, men De ira otte
Stater moota9ne fuloit9rotge Gp'
gaoer lpber pan, at De forno mar.
beioeoe SperiIng er blet opcrlfreoet
meo So Trocent. &pia bette lfilIoe
pile iig at boloe Stiff for De anorc
Statcr, pilbe SotaIontoQet al De me
Tprnepligtige nan op iii berimoo
100000 Wtanb, cler nplten
100000 iIere, cno VfpnoiabeScr'
ne babe giort Hegning paa.
SfuIoe octte uiIc lig at uGre I'll.
fulOct, aitagcr lloitripniu9smun'
biqheoerue, at WanoitabSitprfen /
SIasie I, iont tibligere O altilaact
til 2,39S,000 Mon6, pil oucrlfrioe
900. 600 0tano, og Of Intalet al
&loaie / MGno i Al0ercu ira 81
iii 36 og fra 10 til 81, Tom bill bll
De iprite, lom inofoloes nnoer ia.
nerne, pil ouoroge iii ca. 1,625,000
iite0etior 100000 iom iioligere
aniloaet,
Wieb Snofaloelie iii Sieneite al
gienneminitlig 100000 DianO en-
Waaneoen, pil oiSie Naratlasler
rpffe til for Ter Waoneber, nlcita
ale garsfIasier, Iom rcgiitrereoe
iooor uil pGre tilitrPffelig ior 10
Waoneoer, ba He8iitreringen al oe
ca. 100000 Wano Al 1S.Aoringcr
foi1 beororcs, ON BET oa ifuIOe piie
iig nsopenoig.
Sra uoifripntngSupie 9ooeo'
frarter u6iteoes ioog iG8cnoc Som
mllnife:
Sc inotiI Mioo,gsti6 ioag MOB
tagne uofiicieQe Napporter tpoer
poa, at Gaarsoagen3 Gegiitreriitg
belle 2alloet oper er ioregauet uoen
1Soritprrelie al noget Slag5. 5
Ilere Storr Iaoer Gegiitreringeit
til at booe opcrifrcoet Oercs rcipef.
tiue apota. Sorelsbige Snoberet'
ringer ira MrtanIas, Giitrict Of go.
lambda, 9ou.iiana, MinncIotn, WtiS.
it5Iippi, Oregon, Hbooe S5Iono,
3%ennesice. Germort, 9irginia %
8isconiin tpoer pon, at Ser err bic.
net regiItrerct S.5 Qrocert iIere, enc
man babe giort He1ning paa !
oisIe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
6ioIp for Ienot.
liSe uoIenoineer.

@aI6ingtou, 12te Sept.: Stais.
miriiter Earring Oplpier. at Ser /
ri3ie Gage er bIet orsaniieret Ell
al a~nerifanife 9orgere beItooeroe
national aommi5iiun mo Oct Sor.
nlaal ! Samarbeioe meo Be ~IOenItc
% ifrpei3iife Sesatiouer at biiIol
uleO HaaO % Gaa0 og aibi9lpe Hs.
Gen bIanot De loglpoige az Dc beri
San0et pIranoe tpita % siterrigite
llnoeriaotter % iorat fore Spipn
meo oen 9iGIp, Iom stpes Samilier
az Sc bert 9anoet irtcrnereoe iienot.
lige roIGnoinser.
Ill "Reminiscences 6ornano er
uonppnt DR.. 9tormon Bridge /
@oibington. Sc sprige NeoIsm.
rter az aommisiioneH er eugene G.
Bursting, @iuis s. Booth, Sos
AnseIes; Siram .. GOop, Gbica.
90; ). G. Gbilobers, SeuttIe; Geo.
y. GeaIep, Salas, Seras; Selir
G~ronfnlrter. @aihiugtun; Wrs.
George 6. Sitncocf. ct. 9ouis:
9ariwn u. Sames, Rem 9ort; Or.
/. Nurf 9eipis. Buffalo; 8 3.
W~arburp, Baltimore; @aIter u.
Mau 9ittsbursh; Charles NoyeI.
ct. 9ouis; George u. y eorins.
baus, St. 2ouis; ). G. Otis, Chi.
cage; MiIS Iarp &. &ifmouo.
Rem 9orf; Sacob O. SamioIapp.
Cincinnati, % 6. &. @eber. Iinne.
nooIi5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Sra Wenis til Officer.

Waibin8tou Ocn i2te Sept: lilo.
nGunelien al SoIepbu8 Gauiels.
Sr,, Ssn al Moriueminiiteren, til
Ercmierlsitnant / Worineforpiet er
ibog operienot Senatct til Staoir.
ltelle.
2eitnant 0aniels bperpeOe iig
Iom menig SoIbat itrar eiter arigs.
ertlpringcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Ppao Ger tronses afulo.

@aibiugtou oen 12te Sept.: Sen
fungerenoe 8eueraIintenoent, gri.
gaoegeneraI 5000, oplpier, at Der
til BRIG for 4rueell % Iarine.
forpiet Dir tiItrpnges 266, 10000
10. uIo for inopprenoe 6iitaloar.
TeSuoen pil Ser I'll andre Eleneo
trGnges extra 100000 Eunb.
@eneraIen uotaler oog SEN Gro, at
Ger ingeu llIomargeI piI opitaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Grplolion /
6ranatfabrif.

PHILADELPHIA oeu 12te Sept. On
ar6eioer blcp orGbt og II andre
Iaoret iom 6elge al Ell grploiion,
Der ian0t Steo ! go0pltore amnll,.
milton Gomponp5 0ranatiabrif /
0GrbeOen al Gbeiter. Gen iorulDf.
feoe Grbeioer par ell gteeer oeo
Aapn Oscar q. Scott. De ileite al
Sc tiIifaoefomne BAR Pe9erfoinber.
6abrifen5 0eitprer .uotoIte Den
gro, at Grploiionen itpIotes et rent
3iIipl0e, ianoiDn.igpis ltioriigtlg.
beo ira Regerfpinoernc5 SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Sinlanos tvife Konee.

oonoon Sen lite Sept.: STslge
et Telegram IRA aisbenbaon. Gan.
mart, bar Nrins 6rieoeri6 Carl
al 9esien erflpret Jig oilig iii at
mootage ben iirife aongctrone.
Qrinian beisser iortiSen 6inIono,
hror ban bar foniereret meo be 20.
Iitiife oebere / be ioritieliee 9per.
ban bar pasIcret.
Zen iinife Snrobas er inotaIot
til ben 26be September iorat itao.
iRlie a~onsepaIsG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

9ttelli0lt, Seodrpur4, WIS. Odo1esD
aorporaI 1iman @eitcfiuo, Gcoar
Hapios, Nebr. (io,oen). Martin 5.
Sabl. Soma. q. 9. GaIocn), Soru.
blrier @ifiorb y. CIlon, Garner,
So. (baarot iaaret), &erman 3.
arobu, almono, @iS. Gaaret), nj.
ireo Sfop, gitberpile, "a. 0oaret),
@eo. S. 9unoe, Gitoria, 9. .. 0ap.
nes), gIfreo q. @pitao, @atioro,
q. 3. Galoen), Soitnant SoparO
9. GrirfIon ~2ipingiton, Wont.
Oaarot laaret), aorp. 6%reoericf
Hasmulsien, 9elauan, @iS. (bnarot
iaaret), 2eiter q. Sacobien, Sar.
tin9tou, Neb. (baarNt ioaret), 81.
man Ieisberg, Ghgertou, @iS.
Oaarbt Iaaret), Oscar SepcrIen,
Cambridge, @is. Oanrot laaret),
G&araIo DC. 2inoietb, SiirtIe Hiuer,
Wfinn. 0aaret), Soc Slion, @ucfeen,
Wfinn. Gaaret), Sobn IeterIon, Del
Hopi0s, g. 9af. 0noret), SaIpcr
Taulicn, Gbepcnne, Mp. Gaaret),
Geo. u. Huo, Chicago Gaaret),
Charles S9tre, aiIgore, Ncb. 0aa.
ret), Albin Wtoe, gtep Hibnlono,
isis. (iaaret), WtaenuS q. Beteriou.
sln1ery, isis. Goarct), Spdo y.
Sbor, Nelion, SritiIb Columbia,
Canada daunes), 2anorup SorIrn,
Nnaconoa, Mont. GapncS), Ole
%oIOal, 2enrcp, Mont. GapneS),
Geo. 6. Senitao, 2afepiue, Winn.
GolScn), @alter :. Sbome, g!gin,
g. .. Galoen), abner &lloc, Ct.
Yal,I, Wtinn. (bso al Spgoom), gr.
thur 9. Ole, Gcibtigo, @is.
(hoarbt Iaaret), Sobn Sang, gp.
npsict, 5ronbbienL giorge, 0aarct),
genrp 9telion @Iair, @iS. Gaarct),
9(rthitr 8. SoIanb, Nep 2ouoon,
W}inn. Oaaret), Sipert 3ciIo, ScGr'
bile, Ga, Caaret), Nrne Vaffe,
SoIlebo, citre 8oisool, Morge Gao.
ret), Sobn anbcrion, Sororto, 9.
8. Gaaret), Weluiu 5. Inoerion
8eaostopn, @is. (iuaret), Martin
g. Sbprelen, Gaiojor, Diinn. (Iaa-
ret), Nnorep Gifcnt SsnfiorO, gtor-
&c Gaarct), NIbert u. 9ierfman,
&elIingborg, Sperise Gnaret),
Moolpb Sperien, 6reoeritsitao, Nor
&c 0oaret), Speno q. &a5mus en-,
SuttiniorL Minn. Galoen), Otto
6. WeIang, @ouiall, @is. Galocn),
arel s. 8eterion, ct. @aul, 0finn.
(faIoen). Ole Spanion, Dor gIoer,
g. 3. GaIoen), Grneit e, gsuang,
aimbaIton, ga. (llpffestiliGI0e),
9pitllant Otto Carlton, Ilbaup,
Wto. Qaorot iaoret), SARAH Nnl'
ion, Spofane, Waib. 0aarot iaa-
ret), SopbuS SlIon, Detroit, gtid.
(boorot iooret), @iGiam II. Soleen,
sparta, 8is. (6aarbt iaaret), Ger
geont Sermono Suno, 2pnS, Wtid).
Ooorot Inarct(, Sarah Sobnion,
N3if,. Galben), Alireo
Sobnion, Sconto, @is. Galoen),
2sitnant gopin 9. 9boriclL Iib.
LAMB, isis. (bso al Saor), Sobn Z.
Sacobion, CHISHOLM, Winn. (baarot
iaaret), elmer q. Inoerion, Mir'
ooro, @is. (hanrot @iaarct), Geter
aleper, Sia5boro, q. 8. 0aarOt
1aoret), eric q. Rclion, &uoion,
isis. (boarot )iooret), glner 8. an
berion, Ge8 Noines, Sa. 0uarot
Iaarct), gler Berg, NeIieitrano,
Moloe, Iorge Gaarot iu1ret), III.
bert @unoerion, Nortbmooo, q. ..
Cboarbt iaaret), Sobn 30. 6eaano,
HotbIap, Minn. Gaaret), strtbur ..
9ittIe 0aas, Minn. (Iaa'
ret), slrel Sobnfon, Sreoerifsitao,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Onifer fit Uapn:
foranoret

@ahineton Sen 12te Sept: @ta.
tbilba @bitoQ Nuerbof, en- Cater.
eater al Senrp @t. &ice. ben isrite
6or. Stoters Senator fra Wiinne.
Iota, bar iii GiItrict Of goIumbias
5sieiterct inbienot ct Inoraeeroe
ON at ioo iii 9taon foranoret iii
Natbiloa @bitaq Rice. @un er
anIot iom 9siiitent saa @aIter Geb
Soipital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

fen Ineret lalnmell, o9 Der 100 Dn
bare iglen at Ie efter, bbao 'onn bar
inbe / SPfen. Set belle bapOe artet
fig, pnltrent Tom noar Silferne RIM
ger ino en- Silbeitint. 8eo Webet
/ @igneillles bar "StGn9et" fomplet.
% enbper Notcbas pilbe bane al
8rlr1o til at bore itolt al Sangiten.
ltobpttet angipeS til onfring 90
600 Sanger, bporaf benimoo 5000
21terrigere, ct bunorebe 9allbs-
bper % onlfring 100 apaoratmil
Serritorium tilbaseerobret. Mnteri,
fanerte q naaet IS Wfil fra lit llo-
gungsplnft. 9lIt Bette err wllobpttet
al et erfelt Gsgns Sperationer.
Zen tore Wrngoe al aalloner,
Wto'fingepUrcr % alifcns arigSmo-
teriel, ionn bleo tnget, bar set eltoitu
life orret Sib til at ianlIe iornlnelt
og tnllc. Mau er belcr life clbul
belt TGroig meo at unoeriege oelt til.
itsrcoe SGf / lin 9eIbeo. Ger fan
cnonn gisrcs Ell betpoeIig Iongit
boaoc al Sanger oa aanoner.
Samtioigt mcb Mnlerifancrlrcs
Illgreb paa beggc Sibcr al ocn tpite
atle, ongreb Iranifmrnocne ieIoe
n
Spcn ct. Mibicl, ser bctcgneSe ai-
lens Spios, bnor 3piferne bar boIbt
ttlbllie | belle fire 9lor = iibcn So.
Itcn 1914.
"pen blcp tagct mcb Storm / en-
Soonocpenoins, oe aucrebe Sorsboa
etterlnlooag funoe General Ierih.
ing, 'amnlen meb arigsminilter ga,
fer, Iont netop bar anfommet iii Sen
alllerlfan'fe 5ront, boIoe lit Snbtoa
| @pelt, bpor De iif eft gribcnbe bier.
tel'g WootageIie al oen beiriebe ge.
rolfniitg. Sammen mes Dem bar
o9laa ben iranife gperItfomma,oe.
rerloe, General 8etain.
Sette amerifanife aup / ct. Wfi.
biel'Itlnittet feier fig Tom eft mutt
Seo til observation-disclosures o. griter.
mes @corifter tioIisere / CONNER
oeo W'arne og i Ticorbict Ga aIon.
bern. 90 amerifanerne er berpeb
paa en- Gang rpffet Oh a Iioe
Soo meo fine TO itore og aIore Goo.
benfGler.
0reoag fortiatte I~merifanerne
Tremltpoet norboper ira @ianeuues
til 9attonpiae. Zen npe Sront aoo
MI nplten / Ell ret 2inie fra Sresnes,
onlfrins 10 WtiI / SpSsit for Der.
Dun, til ct Eunft / @oroeit for 9oltt
a Mfoilsion peo Chen Moiel nlcb ell
Vuc norOopcr, meucm Sbiaucourt
% Nognp peo Wfoiel. Nlnleriforcr.
ne Itaar her finn 4 Mil ira Wct,'
YOerforter.
Get isritc afinit al slnarebet err
alt'aa fillofert paa minore emo 70
Gage, og man ipcfulcrer MI boo.
bpao oct nGite Mlin1er paa Teribinas
Program fan bare.
UT amerifai,erncs cnoeIige MooI
er lelpe Nets er i~anoipnIigt. Wet,,
'oil ll9ger | inf 2ptbrinaen ct fort
Stpffe ira @rrnIell. cr piitnof IN.
Iterfcitc Vunft paa beIe Belt.
frcnfen. Zen beremte SGitninas.
'p bpor Den iranife MarifoIf 90.
same 1870 moattc opcrgipe fla til
sp'ferne meo belle lin Srr, er Iioe.
'om @eroun omsioet al Ell IrimmeI
'ierfe 6orter og mooerne ;sor.
'uarsnerfer.
Get uilbe life Iigne General Socb
II beorore Inlerifanerlle iii c. Iront.
paa bette itore StronaboIo.
5 Soerensitemmelie meo hans tio.
.igere Saftif pil ban rimeIiauis ipt.
Amerifonerne iii at beam1bc of
iig rirnbt @ncn - Of bannc
II nm Srf, huor Met5, meo ale line
en- poffer Nas bIir Iiggenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

Sulbitpn6ige geretniuser ON He.
i~uItatet at Hegiitrcringen ben 24oe
Guguit al unge Wt9no, ion bapoe
iuI0t u aar iioen Den 5te Sum-
1918, piicr, at 157,963 re9iitrercbe
sen Tag. or bette 3otalantal re.
giItrereoe 1896 / SQinois, 4,t40 /
Snoiara, 1897 / Soma, 5,178 /
Widigon. 3.747 i Minneiota og
1891 / @i5coniiit-
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
Mr. OSCAR LANES CARD

70 the Republican Voters of Che I0sh
Civil Distfiet.
I was solicited b. numerous friends
to make the race for Constable III The
primary, and in view Of this friend
ship shown me, ! entered tie primary
in good faith and pledged myself 70
support The nominees st We party.
! was nominated for this Offices an
I feel that ] am entitled and az the
support Of every republican ii tho
district
! further ask that you ignore and
disregsre any independent candidate
for this office d any other offts sbat
may appear on the ticket. fndeBe ID.
ents are d wreck To any party orsani
yation, and the name independent
bears defeat and destruction printed
across its face IN box car letters to III
party organizations whatsoever. Con
sider this we'll before placin that 'sx'
after the man you vote for on August
list.
I promise the good people Of the
10th district If am elected On Au-
gust LIST, that will do all within my
power to fiji the office according To
the oath prescribed Nv law
Soliciting your vote and support On
August LIST, am,
Respectfully yours,
OSCAR Il LANE
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
or GREENE COUNTY

It has been reported in certain
parts Of the county that vas former
Nv democrat and for certoin adyant-
ages that ! might gain. I come 70 the
republican party In the first place,
Il want to say taht this is d false re-
port and was started by certain demo
Gratis Of the county for the purpose
of defeating me III the primary el-
ection on Aug !. want the people
of Greene County to know that I am
making this race for representative
to the next general assembly Of the
safe Of Tenn III an honest and homer
able way.
AS / am a farmer, it will be inn
possible for be 10 see the voters Of
the county beofre the election, SO
take this method.
LEE HARR.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
A GENTLE REMINDER.

The price Of The Daily Sun. will
be So year after August LIST. This
rate only applies on subscriptions
sent by mail. The rate in the city
by carrier is 15c a week, Or SOC a
month.
There are number who have sub
;cribed for The Daily Sun one month
on trial. If you have found the pa
per to be satisfactory and desire to
have it continued to you, then you
should get in your renewal subscrip-
ton before August LIST if you care
20 take advantage OF the special So
a year rate now in force.
This notice is given that there may
be no misunderstanding, and that
everyone may have an opportunity
to get in on the exceptionally low
price before it is too late.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
FOR SALE

One Of the very best valley farms
Of its size in Jefferson county (aaid to
be the best agricultural county In ths
STATED containing 14O acres smooth.
red limestone soil, no rocks or gravel
and almost level; q tractor pIaw can
be used on entire farm. All under
cultivation except IN acres Of timber
which is in separate tract. Two old
fashioned weddings IN reed Of some
repairs, splendi large barn with hay
fork, good outbuiIdings and shop,
plenty Of fruit; no running water bat
splendidIy watered BY ponds and els
terms thai are never dry. Well fenc-
ed with woven wire; sixty or seventy
acres for wheat this fall.
Just two miles over improved road
to jefferson City and n-Newmsn
College. Fourteen thousand dollars
the least that viii buy. 0ne-haTf cash
and balance in four or five years #
desired. W. z. Brown Owner, Jsf.
ferson City. Tenn. d-w-tf
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26

General Foch is driving the Ger
mans back. This makes us all feel
good, and in this we should all re-
ioice. But let US not forget other
present emergencies. One thing,
among others at this time, demands
our attention, and that is the coming
election. In this / am a candidate
for county representative. ! should
like to serve Greene county in the
next General Assembly. / have had
a wide experience in county affairs
and feel that / could fairly represent
my people. Try me. / will do my
best.
J. c. ROWAN.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
FOR SALE

One house and 2 ga acres Of land
in Midway, Tenn. House Il 1 new
Bungalow cottage, with five rooms
and an eight foot hall, covered with
metal roofing. Forty squares 0f
roofing would cost over 100000 now.
100 feet Of porch; house Il welt fiji
ished, in and out, with good material.
Morticed locks and weight windows.
House would cost s1s,OOo.OO to build
1t now; cost $4,000 two years ago.
Two barns, buggy house, crib, good
cellar and smoke house. Lot is well
fenced. Good land; fine garden.
Owner wants to sell at sacrifice, as
he Is too far away to look after same.
Price 100000, easy terms. If inter
ested write: r. L. JOHNSON,
SCIENCE HILL, KY.
d. wlIy to Aug ~
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
DON'T LEAVE SCHOOL OR
COLLEGE, SAYS CLAYTON

TuscuIum College wishes to call the
attention Of its students and all stu
dents Of Greene county to the follow
ing notice from the Committee on
Public information at Washington:
Don't Leave School or College Next
Year For the Nation Needs
Educated Men and Women.
Boys and girls, young men and
women should make their plans now
To 90 Oh with their education next
yearthey should not consider re-
naming out of school 70 enter into
other definite war service declared
d.. T. P. CIaxton, commissioner Of
education.
"The experience Of European coun-
tries since the beginning Of the world
war has led not only their educators,
but their statesmen Is wen, to en-
phasize the great Importance of main
tanning their schools as nearly as pos
sible at the full measure Of efficiency
and Of keeping the children in school.
when the war began four years
ago, some or all Of these countries
permitted children to leave school to
enter the industries connected direct
" or indirectly with the war service.
But they soon discovered their mis-
take and have since done all that they
can to correct it. Through personal
representatives from these countries
and through correspondence the bu-
reau Of education and other educa-
tional Offices in the United States
have been urged to do all they can
to prevent the people Of this coun-
try from making the same mistake
made by European countries.
''This has been the policy of our
office and Of the whole administra-
ton in Washington from the day war
was declared. The President has
urged that no child should have fewer
or poorer opportunities for education
because of the war. The secretaries
IF war, navy, interior, agriculture,
labor and commerce have urged that
children should remain in school and
have approved the constant appeaas
Of the commissioner of education for
full attendance in schools Of all the
grades, including high schools, nor
NAL schools. colleges and univcrsi-
ties. It is generally admitted that
this will make for strength in war
and for the preparation needed by
our people for the great tasks of
peace when the war is over.
"The war task is great and will
require for its completion the united
efforts Of all our people, but we need
not and must not grind our seed corn.
Patriotism demands full acceptance
Of this policy and close and constant
adherence to IL"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

/ take this method Of announcing
to the voters Of the First Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, my candidacy
for the nomination Of State Senator,
before the Republican primary to be
held on the first Thursday in August,
next. Your vote and influence will
be appreciated, and if nominated and
elected to this responsible office, I
assure you that will stand for, work
and vote for such laws as viii best
subserve the interest Of my constit-
uencv
w. A. ROBERTS.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26

MRS Andrew J. Patterson delivered an address before
the teachers Of The county institute On Thursday after
noon in the interest Of the United States Student Nurse
Reserve Mrs. Patterson has been made chairman Of
committee having this work in hand in Greene county and
her talk to the teachers was greatly enjoyed The
is creating unprecedented demands for trained
The cali has been issued for women between the ages Of
10 and So. Intelligent responsible women Of good edu
cation and sound health are wanted
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
subserlplion Ralsss
ouR PosTIoN PLAINLY sTATED.

AIS stated II my paper few days ago. have no apol-
oges 10 make for its course in the present congressional
contest between Congressman Sells and Judge Dana Har
mon ana for Mr Sells because Of choice, and am
sure under our form Of government have right to be
for whOmsOever choose.
have not done nor said anything in the contest UNI
manly unfair have not said anything IN the columns
Of this paper for which am sorry, feel that an
apology.
If have not said in plain words that am for Mr..
Sells, can now announce it. and in doing believe
voice the feeling Of the majority Of the republicans in
this congressional district am for Mr. Sells because
he has made representative we can well accord to be
proud Of know something Of what he has done during
his time Of service and from my knowledge Of it do not
zee how OF where he could have done more, being q
minority member. have published some Of the most
important things he has accomplished but BY
all he has done, have rot had space in my columns
am forced, now, more in this contest than ever be-
FORE to give my views and TO announce myself have
Just received through the mails anonymous letter
mailed here in this postoffice as follows:
"And you needn't expect any local support
after your despcable stand in the congressional
race man who would sell out against home
lifelong friend need make no appeal for home
support Look out"
want to announce to the people Of Greene county
that have been trying to republican newspaper
and to make clean, respectable one, and no
one except an enemy will deny this have tried to aid
in every way could the progress Of Creenevlle and
Greene county. AS to how well have succeeded will
leave that for the good people to say
Because have not thought it well to aid in the defeat
Of Mr.. Sells and support Judge Harmon for place do
not think he is entitled to- at least at the present time
am assaIedyou might say assaulted-with the lowest
type Of weapon used BY any man. anonymous letter
OF course have an idea where the letter came from
but win not say, but want to To this anony
nous gentleman that fear no man. in business or other
wse who win resort to such kaiserism to scare intmi
date turn from the course am now pursuing. We
are into worldwide war to blot out autocracy.
kaiserism and everything that resembles same have
said nothing personal against Judge Harmon and do not
intend to do All have to say concluding the above
explanation that Judge Harmon nor any friends OF his
have ever said anything to about the support Of my
paper has he given me anything in the way Of work
to do In his campaign am reliably informed that Mr.
Harmon has had fully $4,000 more work done here
in Greeneville in democratic printing Offices did not
solicit any Of this work. in any way consulted
IN reference to doing any part Of it BY Judge Harmon Of
anyone acting for him. informed that the other
republican newspaper The Searchlght has been treated
in the same manner.
Very respectfully,
w. LYON, Editor and Proprietor
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

Retail merchants can have their
sugar stocks for canning and pressrv-
ing replenished only BY surrendering
to the Food Administration, Sugar
Division, Nashville, the affidayits
tlsn BY them from consumers buy
ing for canning purposes, ::..::--:-=irl-
folm ton, We repeat, you should give
widest possible publicity.
MORGAN.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-26
Rico, Hawaii and Panama,

The British and American warships inspected Monday
BY King George constituted the biggest and most pow
erfuI naval force assembled If placed end to end
II miles in length They we're chiefly vessels Of the most
modern design construction and armament and on some
Of them then crews had proved themselves unmistaaby