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60 FROM NEW YORK;
WIN COMMISSIONS
Men From Virginia Camp Made
Second Lieutcnants in
Coast Artillery.

Fort MONROE, Va. Oct. 1.-THE ,ol.
lowing candidates for commissions from
New York and vicinity have been an.
pointed Second Lieutenants OF the Coaa
Artillery. from the Fifth Training Cam,
at Fort Monroe. Virginia:
Warren ". Albertson. 40 West End as..
nue.. New York.
George J.. Armstrong, zee East i75,h stree.
Laurence II. Atwood, MOrristovn schp,
Morristown.
Nesbitt H. Bangs. 30 East Fifty.Hrst strsh
New York.
New York.
Harry j. Borchers. 1900 sixty.eirha
Frank T. Bourne, 500 Fulton street, B-oo..
Vernon Aubrey Bowman. 100 East Third
street. Brooklyn.
Bertram Miller Brook. 80 Midland aYenp,
Roy ". Brown, scs East Twenty-Five
street. Paterson.
William N. Carpenter. AZ West iiJh
Robert ]. Crane. 1888 cre'ton avenue. wv
George P; Dunn. /. K.n,inE,on sv,nu.
Albert J. Eckiey. t2s Yves, 1Isth ,tr..,
David Ferguson. lso Clinton street, Brook.
Arthur N. Ferris. Lebanon, N. j.
william P. Fisher. 2 Hillside avenue. Glen
George H. Gate. 1850 D. Kaib .v.nu.
John Grimsh.w. Jr.. 40 Ellison street
Marcus ". Hall. 1857 Ba,nbr,ar. ave.
Pembroke q Hannah ala payon,. .,.,r.
Jersey City.
Harry ". Hesseiback, ~ East Eighty.
fourth street. New York.
Dudley NJ. Hill, 736 Argyle road, BROOKLYN
John J. johnson. Parke avenue. Eng..
Charles p. Kingsley. IS Wall street, Ne,
Joseph clink, Jr,. 81 Dean street. Ens..
Charles C. Kuh. rs Abingdon Square. NJ.
York.
Weir o. Merryweather, 1s. Orange road.
William G. Mclaughlin. SIS JERSEY s,cna.,
Foster Nichols 12s Bruce avenue Yonker,
Abbott Oberndorfer. 6 South Portland az.
nue.. Brooklyn.
James W. ogden. IL Crcscen, Place,
Mason oleot az: West sevonty-n:;h s,r,.,.
Joseph T. o'Leary. t3I Spring stree, Eli.
abeth.
John H. " Potter. ia East rh!rty.s.yer,h
street New York
York.
stuart r. Race. IL winthrop place, Maple.
wood
Herbert 4. c.. Rauchtu.s, sss J-t:er,pa
carrinxton Raymond. H5 West l,'n
Armour l.. Reid, 80 Douglas road Gi,u
Sven W; HeIm,. IT7s West Eighth ..-,...
Bernard o. Reuther. los Grand par,
James F. Richie. ~ Height. Terrace.
David Rosrnblum. +o5 wuloushby are.
nuN. Brooklyn.
Frank p Schmidt. 473 West 1874 s.-,..
Henry c. Schultz, Is7 Broadvav W..
New Brighton.
Ira skutch. sss Sterling place. R-5at'r-
clarence G. Smith, sc Irving place Fu.
LLOYD Mesmith. sickels avenue. Nrs.a
Raymond 3. Smith. 81 West Main s:-..
Freehold, y. j.
Charles II. Snyder. 80 Clarcmon. av.r.s.
Stephen a" ro G: Stone. Yves: Tenth ..-,..
EdSard J, Sullivan. $50 r!rs, s'-",
Howard r. Talnan. Spring va,s.. "
Hinturn de s Verdi. Svosset. /. :.
Karl 5. Wells, Morristown sohoo.. Morris.
Lloyd Y; wiokers. 1857 pas. Tnc,,.a s,-s...
Edward J. Williams, 81 Willow street,
Glen Ridge.
John n ,wittpen. Jr.. SO Bcaumoa. p,:.,
Louis A; zimm. 427 East r.:,r.~cona
street, New York
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wARsHIP BRINGS ORCHESTRA.
Paris Musicians VIII Make Con-
cert Tour OF Country.

The Paris Conservatory Symphony Or
ehestra, with Andre Messenger. It's con-
ductor, who Is a noted French operate
composer. arrived at an Atlantic port
yesterday aboard an American cruiser.
The orchestra, which will tour through
sixty cities In this country under the
auspices OF Otto II. Kahn, who was IN
strumental In arranging for its visit
win give its first concert in the Metro
poiitan Opera House next Tuesday eve
ming. Most OF the musicians composing
y are professors OF music In the Paris
'rp2erVatory.
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MARINE CORPS.

DEXTER, Albert. IS North Portland av
Brooklyn, N. Y. tMD.
ALABAMA.
ELLINGTON. clifford. McElderry tKN
McwHfRTER, William. Glen Allen tM).
ARKANSAS.
BERRY. John S.. Madison (Dw).
JOHNSON. Frederick. Fayetteville OK).
CALIFORNIA.
DUNNING, Marshall. Santa Ana tw).
COLORADO.
HEFFLEr. Jake. Kiowa ,K).
CONNECTICUT.
O'NEILL, Martin. New Britain tv).
FLORIDA.
PEOPLE, Frederick. Jacksonville (w).
GEORGIA.
WICK, James A.. Mega tK).
ILLINOIS.
ALLEN. Raphael. Woodstock (wt.
GOsNEY. Terrence. Chrisman tK).
GRtNAN, Clarence. Chicago twl.
sANDERsI Harley. Lewiston (M).
YOUNG, Howard H.. sergt.. Kcwanee tW)
INDIANA.
GREEN. orval. Milroy (M>.
KANSAS.
AYARS. Charles. Neosho.
NEFF. Eugene. Salina tW).
KENTUCKY.
LANGLEY. Charles F.. Big Clifty (K).
WARE. Grover C.. Dry Ridge (w).
LOUISIANA.
STAGE. Malcolm, Churchpoint (K).
MASSACHUSETTS.
DoHERTY. John, Roxbury tw).
WARREN. Samuel. Dorchester tK).
MICHIGAN.
GRIEvE, william. corp. Tecumseh tKl.
HnnCEG Ga1iuaw !.
LANE. James IL. Port Huron (K).
SCOFIELD. Howard s.. st. Johns (w).
MINNESOTA.
GRUMPY. willard. Minneapolis tw).
MISSOURI.
McCUE. George, st. Louis tw).
OBRIES, Lee. corp, Eureka (M).
ROBBINS. Eugene, sergt. st. Louis tW)
SCHULZ, Fred, st. Louis fM).
NEW YORK.
MALLIoN. John. Buffalo (w).
RUDD1CK. Charles, Elmira (Dwl.
NORTH CAROLINA.
SCHMIDT. Charles. Marshall tw).
OHIO.
AVERY, Joseph. sergt., Dayton Cw).
BECK. EdYard J., Norwood (Wp.
BLYTHE. Clarence. Cincinnati twp.
FONDEN BERGER, Paul j., Bevis tW).
Claud, Chillicothe (W).
OREGON.
BENNETT. Thomas. Dallas tM).
PENNSYLVANIA.
DEM, Alexander. wilkesbarre tM).
GREEN, Charles, Philadelphia tN.
TEXAS.
HILL. Earl. springtown tpw).
LETT, william, Salt Lake City Cw).
WISCONSIN.
SCHMIDT. Charles, Neenah tw). $780,
SCHULTZ, Fred. Matilda Schultz, 1881 3
18th St. st. Louis. Mo.
wounded in Action slightly, Prcviousi,
Reported Killed.
oPHETM. Leonard s; Nels y. opheim; II
+. d. 8. Williamsburg. Va.
In Hands of Enemy. Previously Reported
RING. Louis c.; George Ring; r. F. d. ]
Graysville. Ohio.
Wounded in Action Severely, Previously
Reported Missing.
BARHAM. Claude NJ. sergt; George s
Barham; Nacogdoches TEX.
James NJ, serst.. Massi,
Walker: 307 Fourteenth street. Cincin'
natl, Ohio.
Wounded in Action Seriously. Previously
Reported Killed.
P1TzER. Leo; John N. Pitzer; r. r. d. l.
Missing in Action. Previously Reported
Wounded Severely.
HASEY. Charles l.: Homer L. Haney. us
Frankford road. Louisiana. Mo.
Present for Dut SIi.., n:ev'0n'i' Reported
JACKSON, Thomas j.. sergt.; Mrs. Thomas
J. Jackson, 4OI Hudson street, Glouces-
ter, y. j.
BROWN. Loon. pvt. Mrs Harry Jefferson.
"a North Walter street. Warren, r. I.
GILES. Charles W., pvt; VIII c. Giles
Gainesville. Ga.
Walter E., pvt; Olgs Lanko, 1884
Sheridan avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Dewey. pvt: Holson Minor. Gen.
eral Delivery. Viola. Mich.
Littleton F.. pvt. Mrs. Lat
Teton K. Richardson, Witt Springs. KY.
Absent without Leave, Previously
Reported Missing.
Louis j., pvt; Dollard Bou-
dreau. 20 Garner street. Cohoes. n. Y.
MITCHELL Graham, pvt: Annie Jack
son. Saskatchewan. Canada
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KEEFE, r. NJ. Columbus. Ohio {.
RANKE, ". ", Grove city. Ohio
REEDER. A. E., Trevorton. Pa.
SHAW, L. j., Connellsville, Pa.
GARDNER. w. H., IL Cednr ST., WA
SoRTHEIMER. II. L.. Reading. p,
PLOPPERT.NG. NJ. Conway, Pa. ,
W1DKOWSKY. Joseph. MeKeesport n. I,
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AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST.

Additional Names of Wounded
Men Announced mt Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-THE Canadian cas-
uaty list, issued tonight, contains the
following names Of Apericans:
WOUNDED.
FRANK. NJ. Maiden. Mass,
I.INARURY G. e. Columhiaviile Mich
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KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Private.
McCAFFREY. William v. Washington, Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
EDWARDS. George w. Bengal. Ky.
STEEPLE. Harry A.. south Camden, n. j.
r. WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED SLIGHTLY
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
Private.
Iyn. S x. 'S' SARATOGA A''' h''0N-
fREyfdus sEf RnfDRrE ID k AGTi1S
IN ACTION.
Private.
TERRELL. Ephraim. Thermopoiis, wyo.
W0UNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
USDET Hai IM.h
Private.
CREGER, Fonda w, winterset, la.
WOUNDED SEVERELY II ACTION,
PREVIOUSLY Tx E nGTieS. MISSING
Sergeant.
PYE, Frank E., Rochester, n. Y.
sHoRTAI.L, Ralph f.. Philadelphia:
stGARMAN, Harry, 70 West 18th st..
ToBE, Henry, East Detroit, Mich.
Privates.
BAGGETT. George W.. Amanda. Ill
cHRISrIANsEN. Christian w. Epyins.
rILLlNGER. Clyde E. Lecta Ohio.
oSSDERsoN' Gustav A., Grand Rapids.
HALA,9rRDA. Yaroslaw, Cleveland. Ohio.
posWANsKI, Stanley. East Chicago. Ind.
RlNEHART. Jack L.. Oaktown. Ind.
CULBERTsoN, Charles NJ. Kirk, Col.
INCZAk: Walter McKeesport, Pa.
o oI. John A. Detroit. Mich.
PRAUssT. Paul, Dalles. ore.
pEMEIsE. Pietro. curwensville. Pa.
NELSON, Frank. scranton. Pa.
PERKINS. voline. Linton. Ind.
sINRENs. Steve. South Boston.
W0uNnED IN ACTION. DECREE INDIE
TERMINER; rKEvIoUsLn , REPORTED
Corporal.
LoRsE. RICHARD ~, Manayunk. Phiia-
delphia.
BARTLETT. Samuel H.. Yeagertown. Pa
CARNEY. Harold j., 1888 LAmberton ST..
PEI. BON. Gaetano. Gary. Ind,
HANSARD. James q, Van Alstyne. Tex.
FERRY. Gus. Bsioit. Wis.
PoNDoFF. Frank. struthers. Ohio.
Il 1OlEbSkl, victor, Chicago.
FITCH, Henry F., Las Cruces. " NJ
PAGE, Alfred w. East Hampton. Mass.
RAWLs. Alick B.. Tampa Fla.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN ACTION. PRE-
SIOUSII REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY IN ACTION.
Private.
OLSON. CLIFFORD c.. Garner, la.
Wagner.
MANAHNA, Frank T.. sol Fay ST., Utica,
NY.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
BCkOWEJ. Nekolej. Canada.
Privates.
BRClSCHAT, Cert, Holland, Mich.
CAFlNI, OrelIo. Detroit.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
v REPORTED Missing IN ACTION.
Captain.
ScHMAHL. Dana C. st. Paul.
Priyntes.
CHESLEX. Walter. Des Moines.
ASFESSOS. Dean F., Pailsare. Col.
BELL. Artie C.. Brookland, Te1.
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e " .he numerous forms OF metallic iron
preparations on the market, which may do
you more harm than good; Or If you do
original package Of Nuxated Iron and see
for yourself that the words Nuxated Iron
appear on the package Not Nux and Iron,
nor any other form Of iron other than
Nuxased Jrsp.-
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-These casualty
lists were issued to-day by the War De-
partment:
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hahufaoturWs' Note: NuIred Iron, WIG" 70 ;f'
scribed and recommended nv physicians Ind "lIg.
In now bang uSed by over three million pr'rse
annually. 10 not . secret remedy, but one w \.
10 well known IN druggists o.efywhere mo-
the Older Inorganic iron products, II 10 eaNv
simulated. docs not injue the teeh, MAKE tne ~,
black. nor upsst the stomach Tho mAnuarlurI'
guarantee successful aAd entirely satisfactory -
suits 70 every purohssrr o. they will rsfund Jcsi
noasy. II 10 dispsnssd b. all good druSrSu
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MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.


CANADA.
ELLEN. David. Matsqui (w).
GIRARD, Arthur j., Chicountimi, west
Quebec (DD)
sPRAwZoFF., Paul. Toronto tw).
DENMARK.
NIcoDEM1sEN. Nicodemus, Ferro scaal-
erig tw). ....-..-.
FEARANEOUS. Sperus. Prlgo (W).
KR1kOS, John. Skoupee, Calavrcta (W).
VALLAs. Artist. Kanslia. Thessaly tK).
IRELAND.
BREW, r., Carraeaia, County Glare wv.
kiEkNAN. Joseph. Carriganen, County,
MeHENRY, Patrick. Emily, Tipperary tKo.
oRMoND. william j.. Waterford Ky.
ITALY.
BArTIsriNI Dante. Emile vlano, ri
BANCHI, Guido, Czzanese Lucca tK).
BAsILi. Richard. Astra vetera tKl.
BAAgLiA, Nick, Teano Potenza tWl.
CARDILLo. Giuseppe. Catania, Sicily tw).
CARAMANICO, Rafael, Contraola, Santa
LUCIA, Chilli tM).
u LEO, Antonio. Altamuri Bari (R).
D'oNOFRlO. Alessandro. Mirsbeila Edano
Avelino (IiD.
D'sANDI. Argendini. Belmonde de sanio
FUDo, George. Martlno Rega tAD.
oAMMACIA. John. Casa Santa Tripani.
MAdRINo.' carmine. vo,r,dl Datimo.a
PATRoNA. Peter. rr.,ivio sondrio tw).
POLL. Nickoia, zporszoa Brescia tw).
CAsARTA. John. Pfniaterry (W).
RUSSIA.
GLORIA, Waclnw, Poland (w).
URBAN. John, Palteniki. Lithuania (w).
WoLoWlCKI. Cssimir. Wilma tK).
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my pducnts, ana j can truth
fully say that il excels any
preparation ! have ever used
for building up delicate, nerv.
Gus, rundown folks and m
creasing the red.blood cor.
puscles, thereby cnriching and
terrifying the blood against
the ravages Of disease. Con.
trary to general opinion. lack
of iron in the blood does not
necessarily mean you do not
have enough blood. but It
means your blood is not Of
the right kind.
"If you feel tired in the
mornings; restless at night; IL
you suffer from weakness or
lack Of vitality; go 10 your
family doctor and have him
take q specimen Of your blood
and examine it, and il Il
shows iron deficiency, get
him TO give you a prescription
for organic iron-Nux sted
Iron. Do this so as to be sure
that you do not get hold of
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I. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Names of
seventy-four more Americans held pris-
oner in Germany were announced by the
War Department to-day. The list in
cluded:
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ILLINOIS.
HELLER, Mark E.. Lieut., wlimetts (K).
ALLEN, Guy. Livingston (W).
ALLISON, Charles. Lincoln (w).
BOGDANOWICZ, w, Chicago (DD).
BERGqREN, Alvin, Bushnell (W).
BuMBtAcKEYs, walter Chicago (w).
BUTTS. BENJAMIN E.. Kimmundy IVY.
CAMARLO. John. Ladd ODD.
DARMoFAL. Walter. Chicago (W).
DOUGLAS. Frank. Plymouth.
EVANS Dudley. Obinston (K).
EDWARDS, John, Dorrisvilie tw1.
FERRELL Clifford, West Frankford (w).
GIoyANNiNI. Mario. serst.. Paris tDA).
HARMON, Simon. Sorrento (D.
HANK. William. Solomon tDw).
HuCKINs. Robert A.. Dunlap tK).
KLEIN. Leo. Chicago twr
KOORTGAN. Leo A.. Chicago (w).
LAMBERTI. William. Chicago g.
MEIR. Carl. Batavia (DW),
MEYER. Harvey H., Edwardsvills (w).
MELLON. Henry. Rockford ODD.
PETERSON, Arthur, Chicago ,(It).
PoZZA, Antonio, KensinEton (w).
PICKERING, Edward. Wheeler Cd.
READING. Ray. Chicago (w).
REED. oecrse Warren twb.
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R.) Killed IN action: ID. Wy Died Of ,cosnds
ID. a. Died Of accident or other causes:
%. D. Died Of disease: (W) Wounded; LNj
prerioEslv reported nsissin0: 20. D. r. NJ
On duty, previously reported missing; OK.
r. w., Killed In action. previously reported
teotnded.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26
Agreed To Salute The Flag

Quite q sensation locally re-
suited last week from a report
that certain Mebnoites from the
settlement had instructed their
children not TO salute the flag.
The men reported as having
done this were cited by the To-
cal Council of Defense to ap-
pear and be heard in the mat
Ter, and all came. After a long
discussion adjournment was
had and their answer to be
given Tuesday, at which time
representative members, in
Guiding the church authorities,
appeared and stated that they
had misunderstood the situa-
ton and had never intended to
show any disrespect to the flag
or violate any law of the State,
and that their action in the
matter arose from a misunder-
standing of the meaning of the
flag salute as prescribed by the
school authorities, and that
they, one and all, had instruct
ed their children to salute the
flag as other American children
now in the schools are doing.
The Council of Defense, af-
ter hearing the entire story of
these people, felt sure that they
intended no disrespect to the
flag or our country, but that
their action was simply the re-
suit of a failure to grasp the
meaning of the flag salute.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

c. C. Keller of Plains, Demo
cratic candidate for Sheriff
was in the city Tuesday. Mr.
Keller has been a Deputy Sher-
iff for the past four years and
in that Office has performed his
duty faithfully and well. In the
Office of Sheriff he will be no
less competent and. those who
vote for him will have no rea-
son TO regret their action
should he receive the majority
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

The Cl.Istma- NJ ubrr,hir
drive Of the American Req
Cross, which viii be held from
December 16 TO December ..
inclusive, will have for its OBJ
iect the enrolling OF every
American in ihe world. The
quota in each district win be
limited by the adult popuia-
ton. The total membership III
thc' American Red Gross today
is 22,000,000, exclusive OF 8.GO0,-
600 members Of the Junior Red
Gross. The coming campaign
should not be confused with
one for money, as il merely is
to obtain members. Half of the
membership fee OF $i will bc
retained by the local chapters
for expenses and the care of
soldiers and their families,
while the rest will be turned
over TO the national treasury.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26
RED CROSS NOTES

Mrs. Ollie. King donated two
fine comforts and same were iu-
cluded in the Belgian Relief ship
ment.
Logan Auxiliary donated three
nice comforts for the same good
cause.
Lakeview Auxiliary has in
creased our bank deposit to the
amount of $24.49.
Credits will be given nextweek
for articles included in this
weeks shipment.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs. ]. Fulton Widner and
little daughter, Of Portland,
Oregon, are at the home of Mrs
Widner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas, Thompson, for a several
weeks stay.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs John Parks is again at
home, after an extended stay at
the home O her daughter, Mr. +.
w S. Martin, in Trinidad, Colo
rado.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

The Meade Gospel Team will
conduct Evangelistic service at
the Western Gem school house
8 miles northwest of Fowler,
next Sunday, evening. You are
invited.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones
of Forgan, Oklahoma, spent
the first of the week in Meade.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs. John C. Cunningham, of
Caney, Kansas, is guest of MIR.
and Mrs. w. F. Casteen.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fahren-
wald returned Monday from
Wichita, where Mrs. Fahren-
wald was taken for medical
treatment.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs. J. H. King will leave this
week for eastern Kansas and
Texas, to be gone for the win
ter.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Backe, ac-
companied by Mrs. VIM. F. Fee
and Mrs. F. S. Sullivan, made a
trip to Dodge City Saturday.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs. w. w. Gibbons and
daughter have moved into the
Gates property and expect TO
spend the winter there.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Travlor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elliott,
all of Plains, were in the city
Tuesday.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mr. and Mrs. Will Boiling
have returned to their home
south of Meade, after five
weeks stay in Missouri. Miss
Kate Boiling accompanied
them home.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Wheat sowing is going mer-
rily on, and before the task is
finished a large acreage will
be sown.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

The members of the State
Guards have ordered uniforms
this week. SO far orders for
43 have been sent in.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Ray Roberts, OrviIle Cleck,
Lash Ragsdale, and Jim Lath-
rop of Plains were visitors in
our city Tuesday.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs. ]. w. Russell of Plains
was in the city the first of the
week. She was accompanied
by her father, J. NJ. Wood.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Any one desiring to make ap-
plication for loan for seed
wheat should do so at once as
the time is very short.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Or. Roy r. Dappen, who is
now stationed al TT. Oglethorpe
Georgia, was in Meade a few
days the first Of the week. He
he'd been given a flmlough to
attend the funeral of his sister,
which took place al The oid
home Of the family, Ramona,
Kansas, and came on to Meade
for a few days visit before re
turning 10 camp Ills wife ac-
coinpanied him as far as Kan
sls City.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Found: Good hat, see Jacob
r. Friesen, and pay for this
notice.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26
J.I. ST AnIPEP
AUCTIOlEER


Thursday, the ; Clark Lock
ha t, stoca yards Meade,
Thursday the 10 L. e. Plot
uer 8 miles east and 2 mi south
OF Plains,
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Judge L. M. Day of Green's
burg was in the city Monday.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Don. T. Edwards of Plains
was in the city Monday.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mrs Belle Mackey has sold
her ranch to ] o. We,t.
Meade County news., 1918-09-26
TIME CARD
WEST BOUND

No. Passenger rz.lS P. M.
NO. ; Passenger Io;o6 ?. NJ.
No. 50 Local ago P M.
EAST BOUND
No. Passenger s;II P. NJ.
No. Passenger 6:IS A. NJ.
No. So l.ocaI 9:Io A Nj
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

FOR RENT - Three room
house. See Lennie Krisle. 38-2-p
Meade County news., 1918-09-26

Mare rain is needed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-05-22
THE RED CROSS
DRIVE IS ON
Let Us Give All We Can to This
Worthy Cause to Help Our
Boys Over There.
NO POSSIBILITY OF
GETTING TOO MUCH
The More Funds Available, the
Better Facilities, the Better
Treatment Can Be Given to
the Wounded Men

A man ought to be pretty thank
full when he sees a Red Cross So
licitor come around. If one is the
right kind of man, he has been
feeling dissatisfied with himself to
have been doing so little for his
country.
He has been thinking that mill
lions of our boys soon will be STAN
ding up to the Teuton's gun fire
and their barbarous practices. They
will be taking the chances of cap
tivity almost as bad as death, and
of wounds that will cripple them
for life. They will be shivering in
wet trenches, when we are comfort
able in sheltered homes
Meanwhile here in Decorah, let
us all boost and give to the Red
Cross. We have subscribed to
Liberty Bonds, of course. But
that is merly good business in
vestment. No sacrifice about it at
all. Planting garden, let us hope.
But that is merly ordinary pru-
dence in times of high prices. No
sacrifice about that either
The Red Cross solicitor gives US
the chance to make just a little
bit Of sacrifice in return for those
who are giving us their all. We
should accept it with joy, as just
the kind of thing we've been want
ing to do but haven't had a chance.
How it will help us to greet the
boys when they get back, if we can
feel that every time We were asksi
to give for their protection we re-
sponded cheerfully, even if it did
scrape the bottom of our pocket
books a bit.
There is no possibility of getting
too much money. The more funds
available, the better facilities, the
better treatment can ge given to
the wounded men, the more of
them will come through the valley
of the shadow, and return safe
to their rejoicing friends.
The drive in Decorah and the
county is progressing fine. Our
county is supposed to raise S14,-
900, and of this amount the city of
Decorah S250O, and it looks now
we will go way over the top.