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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
LETTER FROM
LESLIE WELSH
Writes Home Before Sailing.

The following letter was, left with
the Censor by Leslie Welsh upon the
eve of sailing for overseas duty and
was forwarded upon receipt OF news
that the ship had crossed safely.
Dear Home Folks ! am on board
the ship that is going to sail some
where ! don't know when. 1t is "a
gainst regulations to give the date
on which am writing or the name
of the ship. The reason you can
very plainly see. 1t is one of the very
best ships Submarines can't do any
business with us We are perfectly
safe,
haven't seen Jimmie since yester-
day but am satisfied he is on the
ship. Be sure when you write to use
ink both in the letter and for the ad-
dress Pass this information on to
any one that wants to write, also to
the rest of the family. will write a
similar note to Mama so she will
know. Don't worry about me, as
sure you ! am perfectly safe and
will return to little grey home in
the wes, some fine day and | think it
will be sooner than you may expect.
As said before, this war can't last.
Jimmie Butler just blundered onto
me so we will be together
One OF Merle Kague's friends just
came along and he recognized Jimmie
his name is Carl Ellithorpe. Lura
may know him; he is in the same
compfhy with me. ] am not the least
bit Lonesome and just know ! am all
right. ] only wish you could feel the
same. can't tell you any OF the
reasons that make us safe. but just
look forward to the day when We will
all meet again.
With lots and lots of love To all.
Your loving nephew.
Leslie V Welsh.
c. L. 3o4th Inf. American Expedi-
tionary Forces.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
CHARLES CLIFFORD
MEETS DEATH

Mrs. +. A. West received a wire
from Provost Marshall General
Crowder on Thursday Of this week an
nouncing the sad news of the death
of her brother, Charles Clifford, in a
railroad wreck, July 23d. He was
with the overseas forces but whether
in England or France she does not
know
Private Charles Clifford was men,
Der of the 561 Regiment, Infantry. of
the National Army. He was drafted
in Churchill County and was sent
with an early contingent to Camp
Lewis last September. He was un-
married. twenty -four years old. His
father died last January and the only
surviving relatives are two sisters,
Mrs. T. A. West, of this city, and Mrs
Geo. Wagner, of California, and a
and brother. Private Roy Clifford,
who is in the medical department of
the Signal Corps, and is stationed at
Vancouver Barracks, Wash. =
Charlie was a native of California.
born in Bakersfield, but had made
his home here for many years. He
was employed as a cowboy. Altho'
he did not go from this county, the
people feel that another Lyon County
man has laid down his life for the
great cause of humanity The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of all
in these hours OF sorrow for their
loss. r.s
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
THOMPSON BRANCH A. r. c

The following finished goods have
been sent to the Chapter headquar-
ters from the work room at Thomp-
son recently. The work was excel
lent.
April Is pairs OF socks. 4 pairs
pajamas. helmets. 3 sweaters, 43
handkerchiefs, 3o washcloths. 20
gloves. l surgical jcaket. 4 quilts. %
pillows.
May - quilt. 4 sweaters. helmets.
2 wristlets. 10 pairs of socks.
June - ? sweaters. II helmets, 80 prs.
socks. "a helpless case shirts.
Mrs. ]. H. Board is the Chairman
OF the branch and Mrs. A. J. McNab
is in charge OF the work room. which
is the production department
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Mr.. II. ). Pohe,
Yerington. Nevada.
My dear Mr.. Pohe:-
We are enclosing as listed below, a
number oi contributions received at
Mr.. McAdoo's office At Washington,
ID. G. which represent number OF
payments on account of pledges OBJ
tanned | y the local committee OF your
chapter during the Second War Fund
Campaign
This misdircction OF funds has be-
come so general that we are going to
request that you make public am
nounccment III your papers of the
fact that pledge payments to the sec
ond War Fund are to be handled To-
cally and not to be sent to Mr., Men
doo's Office, National Headquarters
nor the Division Office, but that al
payments OF pledges are to be made
locally to your Chapter.
Please acknowledge the receipt oi
this letter.
Yours very truly.
w. w. Martin.
Division Accountant
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Mr. Coleman stated i'll very force
ful speech at the end of the meeting
that the average annual flow OF Walk
er River at the lower end of Mason
Valley is $4,000 acre-feet OF water,
enough TO irrigate all the land that
could be brought under cultivation,
In answer to the inquiry. Can man
claim stock water?" Mr., Cole
man said. There is no law in New
ada which gives man that right un-
less all priorities are satisfied to con-
sent to it"
Throughout the meeting there was
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindnesses and sympathy
shown in our recent loss of our be-
loved son and brother. Also for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Mollart
Warren Mollart
Eleanor Mollart.
Richard Mollart.
Kenneth Mollart.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
COPPER's NAHUM TO
STAY AT rs CENTS

The maximum price OF copper will
remain twenty-six cents a pound I'M
til November through an agreement
understood to have been reached re-
Gently between the price fixing COM
mittee OF the war industries board
and copper producers. subject to ap-
proval by President Wilson.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
MASON TO CELEBRATE LABOR
DAY.

Plans are under way to hold cele-
bration in Mason on Labor Day. Sep
tember End. The event promises to
be in keeping with the object of the
holiday and ii the present program
can be completed. the day will be
one of interest. Further announce
ments will be made next week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD BUSY SESSION

The bills were allowed as present
ed except that of ]. f. Campbell for
$634.00 attorney fee, which was laid
over.
Mrs. c. E. Leavitt appeared before
the Board in regard to l.. c. Sails
bury. 1t was ordered that the Dist
rict Attorney execute a trust agree
ment for the County to act as Trustee
of bond for his maintenance and
keep.
Mrs. J. G. Farrell appeared before
the Board regarding a proposed coan-
ty road leading to their place.
The reports OF the Recorder, Clerk
Sheriff and Jailor were read and ac-
cepted. Sheriff. reported 10 shipments
of stock.
Notice OF quarantine was received
for the following premises; Geo,
Friedhoff, Scheel Estate, VIM. Larue
and Son, Gilbert Williams and Ston-
ley Netherton. The following places
were released: Oscar Stallard, c. II.
Kremmel, p Domenici, Geo. Plum
mer, Chas. A. Mcleod, A. II. Forbush
V. c. Bernard, ]. II. Hilbun, ID. X.
Mcleod, A. Mencarini, G. l.. Nicholas
Walter Mckay.
1t was ordered that the County
Clerk sign temporary warrants for
bridge materials.
a resolution from the Women S
Council of Defense OF Lyon County
asking that women be appointed on
the County Council OF Defense was
referred to the Council OF Defense.
a communication was received
from c. r. Reeves of San Francisco
with regard TO furnishing one doctor
for the Medical Office Reserve Corps
and filed.
4 communication from the Silver
City School Board asking for SlO
for deficiency in school expenditures
and the money was ordered transfer
ed from the general fund to said dist
ric;
Primary election officers appointed.
East Mason Valley
Inspectors George Ambrose, w ar
rem tlauser. Catherine T.. Warren.
Clerks Mrs. H. ). Pohe, Fannie
NJ. Waggoner.
West Mason Valley
Inspectors Mrs. c. NJ. Coddng-
ton. w. ]. Mckenzie, Mrs. ANNE
Powers.
Clerk. Geo. i. Willis, Z. II. Whit
acre.
sSpragg
Inspectors Julia Kelly, J. +. Hill
lygus. Mrs. \. II. Long.
Clerks \. II. BARLOW, Geo. W. +.
kecspa.
Plummer
Inspectors J. 6. McGowan, Mrs,
+. o. S,ickney, Mrs. JAS. W. Gaughn
Clerks II. c. Dukes, Geo. Plum
mcr, Jr.
" abuska
INSPECTOR, James {. Farrell, J. ..
Parker. Fred Wade
Clerks Alpha Penrose, Nettie
Dyer.
INSPECTORS Robert Nesbit, Albert
NJ. Anger. William Christians.
Clerks Mrs. G. L. Saxton. Mrs.
Curtis +. Burt.
Ludwig
INSPECTORS Mrs II. M. Gilkerson,
4 4. Ashland, VIM. Bennett.
Clerks Mrs. X. \. Gibson. L. L.
Turner.
Simpson - y
INSPECTORS Miles +. Hovey, w. A.
Armstrong. Miss. +. l.. Tidd.
Clerks G. w. Carter. Laura
Dickinson.
Artesia
Inspectors Ray Hoblit. Mrs Eta
Leyerich. L. w. Mollart.
Clerks Geo. NJ Devereaux. Beat
rice DeVroey.
Silver City -,
Inspectors Thos. Mayne. VIM
Byers. Luke Hardwick.
Clerks Eva Biggs. Viola Hamilton
Dayton
Inspectors George Adams. X. a.
Trimble, John NJ. Damon.
Clerks Mrs. Vera Phillips, Belle
Gates.
Mound House
Inspectors w. NJ. Luce. Carlo
Digino, Mr., Gladding.
Clerks Mrs. H. Trumbo- Mrs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
TRENAM ENJOYS
ARMY LIFE

In letter from Lawrence Tren-
am to his mother this week, he stated
that he expected to leave Cam FIRE.
mont this week. Lawrence enlisted
in the Artillery this spring. He is
jubilant over his work, his associa-
tions and the treatment received.
From the picture he sent his mother,
one would know that the lad is happy
and enjoying every task put up to
him
A song which the members of his
company have been singing with
pep" and which shows the spirit OF
the boys, we herewith print
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

much discussion. many questions
were asked and ideas imterchanged
After adjournment several farmers
signed the agreement as stated "a
bove and many more signihed their
willingness so TO do.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
NEXT LIBERTY LOAN
STARTS SEPTEMBER 2S

The campaign for the Fourth Lib
erty Loan will start September 18th.
and will close on Saturday. October
10Th. has been announced from the
treasury department.
In the absence of Secretary Nc
Adoo io statement was made as TO
the amount OF the next loan or the
rate OF interest. though it Is gener-
ally believed that the rate will be
"a per cent.
The amount Of the loan is put var
iously at from 81. 600 600 eco TO So
600 0O0 O00 After the return OF Sec
retary McAdoo. daily expected, he
Will confer with leaders OF both SEN
ate and house and get their views.
II 900 ann. SeT,aoG on "Misjudging
God
=; pm Song Service and Sermon on
TIE Thing to Do
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Roy McGowan left last Sunday for
Burns, Oregon. where Mrs. McGowan
is visiting her people.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Frank Hanson and family left last
Saturday for California, where Frank
entered the shipyards.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

w. II. Churchyard and family, and
Chas. A. Mcleod and family. left
Wednesday for a few weeks outing
in the ncighborhood OF Green Creek,
where the finny tribe abounds.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Mrs. VIII Penrose went to Reno
last week. where she met her brother,
VIM. Stewart. who accompanied her
home Mr.. Stewart leaves shortly
for Camp Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Guild and Miss
Marjory Anne left Tuesday for an
auto trip to California.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

The Farrell ranch home north of
this city has been remodelled and
several rooms addel to the old home
stead. The family moved into the
new part OF the house this week
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

DIR. b. Brown will leave Sunday
for California to spend his vacation.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10

Mrs. H. :. Brooks lett Wednesday
ior visit of several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs McCulla. at Washing
ton. California Before returning
home she will spend some time on
the coast.
BORN - August to Mr. and Mrs. A
Pennington. son.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-10
RED CROSS
Second War Fund Campaign.

Mr.. II. 5. Pohe,
Yerington. Nevada.
NV dear MIR. Pohe:-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
eff H. it gifliqaa f0iilthilsaP s Res

er vrunoer III, At iiifian fonlftesff iRlffeHO
lit 9egqr, men at oct er 6orboIoene,
Iom Sc M en- Sang er, bil ban toe
&c ale muliee Senipn. Sans Eli
laoelie bill 0a ogiaa bore ct 9eifpt-
telie8miooeI for bber 9reit og ne
nigbeo, bpor set norife Sprog oeIpiS
oil blibe benpttet, lige ober for nfor-
itanoiges anflage for life at bare
lopal eQer for at banole imoo Git
bernprens 8roflamation. 5 etbpert
ioooant 9ilf9loe fan Ser iimpeltben
6enpiieS til Sen aenos9ernina at
man bar bait 6orbonoling meo Git
berneren % faaet bans 3iIGaoelie.
@feo Senipn til 9prnenes In.
o%ernisning / Geligion erflGreoe
@uoerneren, at BET engelife Sprog
mootte 6enpttes iom Meooeleliesmio-
oel, men at Ser ielOfolgelig bar 20,
gang til at un0eroiie Born, iom life
foritoo gngelif, / oct norife Sprog.
SenoaeSifoler buroe 0ripes paa en-.
gelif, ligeiom Sproget / ltngooms-
ioreningSmeoer Opientlig burOe bore
engeIif. Get er port Saab al pore
@rniter og Menigbeoer i ois-
ic for 2prigbe6eo og timber
iaatter iaa panifelige 3ioer oil
.iage at itrGffe Jig iaa Iangt
iom muligt / @illigbeo til at gore,
bbao ser maneen Sang fan oare
meaet tiingt og oanifcIiat, netop ior
OF 8iGIio oo go6 5oritaaelie fan be-
0nres. 8. g. Stub,
8. 6. @oIm.
9. %. Soc,
aomite.
Zen u. SUM 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
5ucm oil bate 81
UlGo,a!

Com oct oil pere De ilelte be.
fenot, beiIutteoe 9larsmsoet / Sen.
mare, u. Cat, at iamle ct 9eniions.
fono paa 100000. og unoerteane.
De bien polgt til at ioretage 0enne
Enchanting. "a alle cling ipnes at
i@9ge iig til giette Tor mig, taaer
je9 oct ion ct ginf ira Serren, at
ban oil BRUCE mig til bette ingenlln.
De lette arbeioe, oo iee bar ga /
5eiu Rapn beiIuttet at taae inoo
galget.
vi trGnger til ct iaaoant Gono,
% ni niaa babe oct ioa mart lom
miligt; tbi oi bar 81 @eniioniiter,
og oi oil inoerl ret I9nge foa fIe.
re. aoifillige at grpiterne bar aiort
Ell lang og goo Gags @rrnina /
9erreils gineaaro og braat nleaen
geliigneIie til bort 5olf; oct MIND.
tie, bi biirbe eibe Dem oerfor, er oct
oaglige greo. DC bar -bragt os De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
g2ebroifns lsoobohminiltrntion on

Rebraifas 5oo0a0miniitration ger
opmerfiom paa, at Soften itaar for
Saanoen, og Den beoer 6armerne
ON at biitaa ben / 9eparelien al
aornet. Der g9res iaa pioere OPP
merfiom paa, at life ina liot aorn
tioligere er 9aaet ta6t Oeo, at Ser
er lat aornitaffe for ner Serbia
ner, iaa @niiter ira 9ofomotiper er
fIeiet I Dem meo oen 6slge, at oe
er br9not. 6or at ina6nnt uforioar,
ligt Cab be6 Brand fan un6gaas
beoer 4ominiitrationen 5armerne
ON at iette oeres aornitaffe Iaa
lnnet fra Sernboner, at oe life ifal
p9re uoiat for ant9noelie neo
@nifter fra 2ofomotiber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

rtnOer 30. SUM ifrioer Bait. 5.
s. @unoeien til os, bl. a. Otter
81 Cages 0pboIo paa 9oipitalet
er ieg Oeo @uos gsaaoe igen fom.
men biem oe bar 6aab ON at bIipe
fuloitGnoig raft igerL @uo ife Gaf.
9aen Oct oil 10 tage Sio. Qenne
Gang, iom ie9 Der ienoer til o0an.
iferen", er ifreoet paa Soipitolet. "
Sangen finoes pau SIDE 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Ifail ct a" 6ers @teolemmer lerge
|for, at Sfripelien blioer aifattet.
9oor ingen Iutberif camp paitor"
finoes, ber SfripeIien ~aoresieres
til aarmp chaplain. On iaaoan fin-
oes peo boert Gegiment og er let at
finoe. 5 BET iioite 3iliGloe fan ino-
falote ielo operbrin9e 9repet.
Seq fremfommey meo oenne Sen.
itiIling til @reiter og 2e9foIf i
be99e oanife airfeiamfuno. for0i
oct oil lette 9lrbeioet lneget for DO.
re llitberIfe ycoulp paitors". Gaar
Ell ianoan SfripeIie mootdges, peo
BAH boor bans 5olf CT. % ban
fan bore / 5orbinoelic meo Dem
ollereoe / ferite ll9e. 0ette bar
itor @etponin9; tbi for mango CT DC
ferite Tiger I Camp" nbiolut sc
ibGreite.
GnOoioere fan bore unge MpltG
fr9oe, at ni oer oft, bi fafl, for
Dem / eenne banifeli9e Gio. Oct
bar pit Jig / 5ortioen, at ungC
0'Gno er gaaet no al arie beore %
ItGrfere, reIigioit Jet, emo be gil
ino / ben. SfaI set iamnle ife iii,
MAJ hi, Der foor Sop at blipc biem.
me, gore, bnao hi fan for oenl.
9bem neo, bpao 5remtioen bill brin.
ge2 @lemmer oi at gore Dor 8ligi
MI, ga fan oct let ife, at oeit 5lof.
Der IGrer at ie gir~feIigbe6en
5orm al tDife Barometer, en- Gang
pil iige: 90 oct fneb for 9fIuor.
% oi trengte til ier, bleb 5 bicm.
me. 9hi fan hi flare os ieIo
Siben ieg mootoo ltOnaoncliC
iom lutberif camp paitor" oer
99amp 9eruis", bar ies ippnIiq
mootaget Raone paa Soloater, ION
ie9 er bIenen beot ON at op.
is8e. 0isie 9repe er ioo
goot ion ale fommen ira
2pifere. Sra 0onIfe greiter bar
ieg fun mo0toget eft enefte. Sea
peo life, ON bette tpoer paa mere
hos os enc
Dos andre.
9pis oeline 5enitiaing tages til
5elge, oil oct fere til, at ct al pore
allerpanifeIigIte 9roblcmer Ieies.
&c llitberife camp paitors~ aores.
Ter faas let. @oaifc piloe set oaiaa
gnbne Sogen, ON pore oanife Sir.
febiaoc /. CTS. IRE, fire @ange ON
Taret biIoe optrpffe 6eres Rabne
oe aoresier.
Me0 SiIien, 6. e. Sa8Ie,
1910 60. g. Street, Tacoma, @ofh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
Gn 9eniiiaing til Yr9iter
% S9glolf
/ ben for. oanifc Strife.

"a hi, BET amerifauife Soft, ino.
pifleoes i arigen, iaa De iIeite Stir
feiamfuno nDe 0pgnuer lagt ior
0eres 06re / Getning al at felge De.
res lllge MGno mo I 2beIieslei.
rem % no paa aanppIaoien. Dc
fleite foritoo, at Den inofalote trqng.
te til Ylenigbeoens SnoflDoelie %
aano / camp" iaapel Iom uoenfor.
6or at oenne Spgape fan Ieies,
bar De fleite airfeafoelinger oniat
Camp 8nitors~. Sgennem oisie
fan De GA fslge oeres ilige Mpn0
og paretoge oeres nanoelige 5orD.
Den for at en- lamp paftors~
Nrbeioe fan lDffes, err oct nsoben.
oigt, at ban itettes Of De enfelte qfe.
nigbeoer. Oct err life nof, at han
err nlliat, og at ban fanr lin Con
bper Waaneo. 5or at bans gr6cioe
fan lDffes, mnn ban booe Siplp
al 9rGiter og 9eaioIf. goifillig
9iplp fan noes bnnt, bnorbe6 ban
oinoer life ina liot foitbar 5io, oa
enoni0ere bill ban fsle Weniaheoen
%Itaaenoe bag zig itGrfere emo fer.
9toget al oct oanifeligite for en-
camp poitor" er at finoe % font
me | 5orbinoelie meo fine Solf.
y. ". 6. u. poer Der goo Stette,
ioet ocnne Organization peo oens
9feoer uo6eler Sort, boorpao Col.
oaterne opforores til at Ifripe g2ann
og aoresie iant bpilfen airfe, oe
berer til. 5nis Ser err 2ut6eranere
blanot oisie, gioes oeres Nabne oa
Worcester til Den lut6erife camp
paltor". 9isie Sort bringer oite en-
camp poitor" / 5or6in0elie meo
line 5olf. Ger er BOG Den Saae
oerneo, at oct ofte onrer for lpnae,
TOR oenne 5orbinoeIie fommer /
Sbno. GO BOG ber oct bpre Iaa.
Dan, at en- camp paitor~ fan oqre
line 5olf til 8ieneite nllereoe Den
ferite lee al 6eres Opbolo en-
camp.
5or at Den lutberife ,camp pa.
itor" burtigit muligt fan fommc /
6orbinoelie meo fine 5olf, irem.
fommer ieg me0 fslgenoe Senihaina
rettet lGrlig til 9r9iterne I ocn Tor.
cneoe oanife airfe.
9ner Gang en- al Menig6eoeis
nnge inofaIoes, igrger grqiten Tor,
at meo beofonimenoe icnoes en- Sfri-
belle letter OF Introduction, aores.
ieret til Den Iutberife camp paitor~.
5 oenne Sfribelie meoocles mo.
falotes 3abn, 6pilfen airfeafoelina
ban til6erer oe muligt anoet al
Snteresie. 90 BET benitilles til
camp paitors" at opiege beofom-
menoe. Naor oen insfalote er an
fommen til camp" og bar faaet
abarter anbiit, ienber ban ielp
Sfripelien nioere efter fcrit at babe
paategnet 9apn oe lin npe 9lorrsie.
&por flere in6falotes iamtioig, err
cen Sfripelie ielpfelgelie t~ilitrpffe-
Zig.
Sbor Ell Weniebeo er uoen prpit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
gait. abier giteraaarS. Iii g[n.

meloelie bar Ri mootaget. Bait 90
Ter gitergaaro, 8iorag til ct Min-
oeifrift. af 9aIt. g. &asmusien,
4iblono, Micb. Oct er ct nellfrebet
Min6eorb ON ben f~orbolospis un-
ge Brett i Gen oanife Strife, ser
oeoe iioite %. December. Der gipes
en- fort Sberfigt ober oen afos6es
2ip = bans ungoomslib I Siemmet
paa Spllano, bans Stiloieaar / SD
benbapn og bans greitegerning,
fsrit Ell baln Snes Aar oerbjemme,
iaa | Muifegou, Wicb., iioen |
Sept. 1915. 8ioere meooeles fire
Irroifenopifriftcr o. fire 9igte al
oen ofbgoe. sfriftet err AZ Sioer,
fort Gormat, og foiter 25 Gts. Get
fans hos Sorfatteren og fon ogiaa
beitilles gennem Dan. 2utb. publ.
Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Sra Sincoln, Re6r., meooeles os
oeo Der. g.. 90. Serenien, at Der
oanife vReo Grois" Spgepleierifl
Miis @arp 6. NieIien, ser er fenot
al mango, er ira @ai6ington ..
6, faloet til at gaa til Slagmar.
fen for at pleie iaoreoe Soloater.
5oreIsbigt er bum ienot til ct AR
mn Soipital~ i Sort gliis, Gl ga
10, Ter. Sun Oenter ienere at blipe
ienot til Granting. Scr bun rejite,
boboe man / 8r9ite6oIigen / 9incoIn
ct fife u5aretpen Gartp~ for benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Seierne oil pan oenne SIDE lin.
be Nebraifa State Council of De.
fenie's Senitilling angaaenoe uoe.
luffenoe grug al oct engelife Sprog.
Oct bar 10 blot naturligt at meo.
Dele Den / oct engelife Sprog, oe
ligeiaa fanot Ri Oct naturligt al
gsre bore gem9rfninger til 9enItil.
lingen / BET engelife Sprog. 9laoet
ienoes nemlig til 0efenie Council
og iaa bar oct rimeligt at ifripe
bet Sprog, Meolemmerne f%oritaar
iprlig oa bet g9loer 9rllgen a
engelif uoeluffenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
RESOLUTION ON FOREIGN
LANGUAGES.

The Nebraska Council of De-
Tense hereby invites the cooper
alton of all the people of Ne
braska IN the efforts to make
English (the language of the
country the sole medium of in
struction in schools, private or
public, the language to be gen.
orally used in speeches and con
v~ersation in public places. To
TINS end nothing but the language
OF the country should be used on
railroad trains, street cars. on
the telephone and other methods
OF public communication. All
sermons and public speeches
should be exclusively in the Eng
lIsh language but where there
are old people who cannot under
stand the English language and
1T IS deemed necessary to give
religious instruction in foreign
tongue, all publicity should be
avoided in such instruction.
For the general welfare of the
country and the harmonious con-
ditions Of the state the slogan in
c very Nebraska community
should be eff you are an Ameri-
can citizen speak the language
of the country" In the fulfill
,ment of this plan great patience
land are should be exercised and
resort to harsh measures should
be discouraged by every good
citizen. The educational process
will go a long way toward con
vincing men generally that to
ask that all public communica-
tons be limited to the language
of the country is a perfectly
reasonable request, at least dur
ing the period of this war, and
a request which, if generally adj
hered to, will accomplish good
results for everyone concerned.
State Council of Defense.
The honorable State Council
.of Defense having sent us the
above Cor publication we assume
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10
st 4 Minntters guolfab
ira I~rGiioemt NiliOm
pan llafbGnsisbeosoasen.*)

7e er foriamleoe, mine Wieobor.
gere, for at minoes llnoertegneliel
> 5sIgenoe err tilienot os paa
9anif al Committee OIL Bubble Sn.
formation canoinapian Bureau.
Heo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-10

Naar Laserne henvender sig til Folk,
som ayerterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON Diet averterede, bedes de altid ON.
tale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.