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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

MIR. and Mrs. j.. W. Trammell, OF
Hagerstown, were guests of their son
MIR. Albert c. Tramnell, West Mar
tin street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

journal classified ads cost tttls
am work wonders.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

"ANIEo-To buy a buggy in good
condition. r. s. Talbot, Route s.
Martlnsburg. SAT-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

WANTED AT oNcE-Electric fan.
Bell phone 255M. John F. Sprinkle.
City. S23s
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

Read, the Martinsburg Journal.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

WANTED-Girl to work in Greek
American Candy Kitchen. Apply il
person. Sol
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

LoST-A bundle OF hats between
Martinsburg and shepherdstown.
Please notify Rev. J.. II. Ford. 81
Virginia Ave. Sl
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

A very fine almost new double
house on Winchester Ave. s. 3
FEIKER. IL u
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

LosT-Pitch fork on the streets.
Reward If returned to Mayors Of
f;re S49+
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

.LOsT-Brown SLOUGH hat with black
band on Church st. Return to 20S
West John st. SAT-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

LoST-$26 between DIR. Eagles office
and Nolls office. $40 bill. one So
bill and one 81 bill. SIS reward If
returned to Journal office. S76*
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20
LOST

.lOST-Small black purse contain
ing two s. bills and some change,
near c. V. r. r. Reward IL re-
turned to c. & r. Tel. office. 570*
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

VIRGINIA FARM SPECIALISTS
Write for rec catalogues. Venable
& Ford. Lynchburg, Va. SOB
II 1wk 26wks Sat
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-20

FOR sALE-Peaches, one dollar up,
at John M. Lands farm, Marlowe.
$50
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
Dead Murderer's Hand.

The most CHASTITY Of all tslismans
or charms vas the Dead Hfsn's Gan
die." or Hand, OF Glory" Sfr Wal
ter Scott, IN the Ansiqusry." Do
scrfbes n. IN the mouth OF Dcuster.
swivel. esaa hand cut on q nan hang
ed Cor. murder. II was dried. he saya
IN the susoke Of juniper and rev. A
randle made OF the fat OF the bear.
the badger. and . little sucking child"
having been put into the hand az the
proper planetary time. treasure buried
then would never be discovered BY any
but the true owner. Scott. however.
was Inaccurate. The proper recipe y
10 be found In Les Secrets du Petit
Albert" The hand (which had 20 be
the right hand Of a murderer hung In
chains) was blanched In the sun with
mystical ceremonies. The candle wac
composed mainly Of the fat OF q muir
derer scooped from under the wsyside
gibbes. the wick being made Of the
twisted hair Of the criminal The light
o. me horrible candle was alleged 70
have the erect OF preventing thoss
who saw II from moving or ealing out.
end he VINO held n eosld ransAek VIII
hnpunity.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
A NERVOUS WRECK


Texas City, Tex.-In On sssersssas
statement, Mrs. q. n. schiIl. Of this town,
says; "Fps three years suffered unsold
agony with my head. was unnbss 70
do any Of my work.
! Just wanted 10 sleep IN ire Tine, sor
that was the only ease could get, wisn
! was asleep. Ibecame nervous WRECK
lust RON the awful sif'enaa win ny
head.
Twas 20 sevvous shaf tSe iesss ussss
would make me Jump ouf Of my bed. I
had no energy, and We suzbia % %
es5fhing. Ny son. Q yesng ~. - -
% an my household duties.
was not sble 10 DO xnyShisg until !
sook csrdui. iiook three bosaQ1 issII,
and u surely cured me q tpseSs aeHS
headaches. That has been three yens
$50, and know the cure ID pesmaneus,
lor have never had any hes1schs since
thing Csrdui. =.
Nosbing seIieved mssman isoos csrsui.
itdid wonders scs me-"
Try Cardui Tor your troubies-msde
RON acknowledgements Recommended
n medical books % being % bsae4its
female troubles, and % yeass % use I'M
proven that the looks are ighf. Bexin
hiking Csrdui today. Nc-iN
tAdvertissment)
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
BRIGHT younosreR.

Ethel can't youtell us the shap,
OF the world ?" asked teacher dear
encouragingly.
"Yessum; it's in a pretty bso
shape just now" replied the pre-
cocious child who had heard her
daddy say a few things at home
Florida Times-Union.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
EMprAsIs ON Last LINE.

Just to let you into The secret,
-whst makes s'docter lsush,D the
following are from the Journal Of
the American Medical Association:
Ny Tuesdays are meatless,
My Wednesdays whestless,
Pm'getting more estiessesch day
My house IL is heatless,
My bed II is sheetless-
They've gone 10 the Y. N. @. A.,
The barrooms are treatless,
Ny coffee is sweetless,
Each day 1 get poorer and wiser;
My stockings are fectless,
Ny trousers are seatless-
Je-roosh, how I hate the dam
kaiseri
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
WEATHER FOR WEEK.

Washington. June 17.--westher
predictions for the week beginning
today, issued by the Weather Blu
reau. are;
Ohio Valley and Tennesee-Gen-
orally fair, about normal tempsrs-
lures.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
I'm WAT III KiTCHEE
New Slogan Of the People Of
Great Britain.
Bones Saved BY the housewives Are
Turned into monltIens Of
war.


Ncudoo--save TINT old bone n may
XII a German.
THIS h the thourht that flashes
throueh the mind of the English house
wife thcse days following en- sppeai
made 20 hsr 20 ccnserve an the old
bones FROM the ksscsen. that they may
be used IN she msnufacturc Of sFyrer.
In end then incorporated into bombs
snd shells for the army In France.
TIE movement has tire approval o. the
minister of munitions.
The sppeai 20 the housewife GAYS
tnss eones win produce rresse. which
yf>'ds siyccrtn for explosives: slue
Cor ire making Of sfrplsaes and bone
MEL. fettiilser which Increases food
erop< end thus aids In the battle
arsinst tne German submarines.
Doc The bones which we're Formerly
thrown away or burned the housewife
WIN receive one cent q pound from
her butcher or margarine dealer. who
IN turn win receive a profit OF one cent
pound In turning them over to the
general collector. 70 whom fair prof.
u also II allowed.
From the enthusiastic responss from
the women % Esnglsnd n begins 10
look A. Kthe plan 20 swim tine ~ar m
the Kitchen" win prove popular with
those unable TO 90 to the front or
otherwise offer their services TO the
fov9mpnf.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
ONE At A TIME.

"He is man who likes to prolons
envy Of his advantages by paradins
them before others less fortunate"
Eyes; he gots tcnaof cosistodsy
and had II carried into ms cellar In
bags"
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18
sIs,s s. q . Ohio; CITY Of ro'sd0'

FRANK J. Cheney makes oath that he
Cheney q CO.. doing business IN the City
OF Toledo. County and state aforesaid,
and that said nrm win pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each
and every case o. cs.sfrh thai ssnrc, 3
MEDICINE. FRANK =. CHENEY. |
Sworn 90 before mo and subscribed IN
ny presence. this 9Th day OF December.
A. ID, isss A. W. GLEASON,
tBesD Notnry Public.
Halls Cetarrh Medicine 70 taken M
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Burfnees OF the system send
for testimonials, free.
,. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
En:s = : ~ Sry yYll: T.. scu.up.uoa.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18

Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profanity won't remove them.
Doan's Ointment Is recommended
for itching. bleeding or protruding
piles. soc at any drug stors.-Ad-
vertissment.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18

why don't you insist on being the
head Of the houser'
Il am the head OF the house. but
my Wife says a head h nc good with
out brains"
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-18

Most disfguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, ipimples. rashes. etc, are
due TO impure blood. Burdock Blood
Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic, 10
well recommended. si.25 at all
stores. advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Nuntanas Nun6s erflrret aslbiae
@iseomfm.
Siateoe for SlospaaIGttelie.

Sigteoe for SlospaaiGttelie. Wti-
cbael Wingcr, Dteolem al 6irmact
Win9cr Bros. al @nrret, er benpilt
til areoSretten / Sono on Sac, iigtet
for at bape lat Slo paa ct Yiteri Den
17oe MartS. Mrreitorore bar uoiteot
ogiaa MOB Sobn % Watt 6. @inger,
beifplote for at babe p9ret meopir-
fenoe / Sorbrpoelien.
Ga Grusie-Wfanb interneret. sloanl
Strllnf, Sanoelsreiienoe / ga CROSSE,
er al DC Soreneoe Staters Mlltoriteter
tagen til Sort Sberioan for at inter-
neres inotil arigen er oper. Strlinf
bIep fsrit arreiteret for at bape brugt
NGperetten MOB eli &pinoe, % unOcr
Den ocrpeo opitaaebe SpbiOielie fonl
ban til at iige mere, enc llogen filnoe
foripare.
Berlin bar mango Hrpuelier. Gen
lille 9p Berlin / Green Safc County
bar glennemeaaet mango Yreoelier.
iioen arigen %begpnote, % oct enote
her ON Nageil meo, at oen belt for
ipanbt ira aartet. Zen fcrite lllpffe,
icm ranlneoe Berlin, bar ben burtig
foripinbenbe Srang til Spifunberpis.
ming / Sfolen, % oct bar nGiten al
betragte iom ct Slag / Mniigtet, %
@isconiins Berlin pliloielig iaa bette
Sfolefag bipet paa Ssr. G9rre bIer
oct boa MI her ON 9agen, ba 8peu
plubielig foripanot fra aartet. Wtil.
maufee-9ancn uoedp her ON Saser
Ell M 2imetabel, % / benne fcrefom.
mer life Berlin. men berimoo en-
iplinter M 9p iom fables Boston.
@anens gmbebsmGno paaitaar. al
oct par Ell "Srpffeil", men Oct .er
Spiferne til Iiben Croft. % 5oran.
bringen M enaang or fleet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

oigbeo til at eisre iaaoonne Soran-
oringer | label Citizens iom De for.
ifieuige Counters Soriparsfommis-
1ioner, iom ban timber tienlig. @u.
rerneren er meget tilfreos meo Den
peotagne Mrbeioslop, % ban mener
ben oil fire ben melt ml,lige llonpt.
telie al bet opoprfeoe Jarmlanb.
Salg at sfolelamb. Sra lite til
1Soe Mpril frembpoes tiliaIgs ON.
trent 100000 Mcres SfoIelanb, be.
liggenoe / 16 forifielige at Statens
Gountper. 9ette er oct meite nogen-
iinoe frembnbt al bette 2anb peo De
aarliae Salg. 0e faitfatte Yriier
pao Hanoet er fra $40 til 500 pr.
Mcre, % fun to al De Gpuntper, bpori
bette 2alro irembpoes, Iieger poa ben
peitre SIDE al Wisionrifloocn, nemIig
Weabs og Butte. Salget / oisie
Goun1tper afboloeS benbolospis lite
og 2oen april. Salgsbatoerne / an
ore Goitntper meo Sfolelanb er iom
felger: 9eaole 3oie slpriI, Sanborn
Ace april, Serallo ste, Winer Ste,
Gapioion Soc, Sanion Doe, 3urner
1Ooe, &incoln lite, Winnebaba 12te,
Samlin 13oe, Gooington 15be, Glarf
16oe, Bropn 17be og / Yberion
Gollntp ben 1Soe April. 2anoet i9l-
ges paa Is Glars Mfbetalinsstio, meb
fun en- Sieroeoel at aisbeiummlel1
fplttdtt.
Gn upiistsueffenbe Gag. Den
Sermin al Ben fsberale Met, iom
oenne ltge trpber iammen i Sicr,r
Sails, bill bebanole en- Sag at mere
emo alminoelia Snteresie, nemIie
Sagen moo forbenpGrenoe 5oreneoe
Staters Senator q. s. Hettigretp,
anflage for at babe opertraaot &open
ON Spioneri % / oenne Getning
blot al ct iterre Stpffe enc ban tan
ipGlge. Gen iprbenp9renoe Senator.
Der III liloer itertt moo @raper, bel-
tog / ben 6rcosbepegelie, iom iioite
CONNER forgiapes ieste at afboIoe
Wpoe / flere gper, og BET bar llnoer
oisie beppgebe Gage, at ban eioroe
enoel fraie Baaitanoe. San opbolot
Jig EFT Sio al Soften UNDER 2egebe-
Rambling / Chicago, % oct bar unber
Spboloet Der, at ban arreiterebes.
Samtioig meb Yettiercip pil TO al
Siour Sails fr~entragenoe tpife Dor.
gere bliue itiaet for Hetten lllloer en-
li9nenoe Inflage, nentlig Mpisuoai-
Der Conrad &ornenlann % Seinie
Sonlan, San0elsmano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
NprS Safota.
WnnrnrhciNct i inlA Man,

%0nrnrpclocf | lll0 ONH9. Outgo
filnoc Sen 29bc Wtarts melbe, at SG-
Den "a burtiQlt mllia bragtes | Sor-
Den ppcr belle North Tafota oa pltlige
Montano. Ger orepcs al ale arrl-
terror at bliue Iproia meo Saanin-
gen Tor Oct ~ioruenteoe Taarrean
itnIoc inbtrGlie. GrempeIpis fortal'
res Ser ON Ell Tarmer peo Gafer,
Ntinn., lonl ollcreoe hapoe alt ut
Smmaren / Sorbcn.
Wistrnft fUr nuact urrre. Tilt'
cent Schmartj blep forlcocn I'tcn |
ct AZ Ytinot Shcatre tplingen I'll at
tpsic oct nncritanlfe Stag, oa oct
par %beflenot, at bon hapoe rert op.
rerit Gale, men citcr at babe pompaet
iig paa bcnlc Nfaaoc blcp han DOG
Itrar taget / 6orparing al Eolltlei,
elsie paaltoo nemIia. at Scbmartj
bapoc hos liz ell tilitrpffclis WTngoe
Gpnanlit % Nitroglpccrin til at
iprpngc / Suitcn ct belt apartal.
@mts Sis s~ienfmmoet paa Sien.
TN : Nar 9ammcil Scn AZ Ytr. %
Mrs. Sans @rotbe, bceiibe 6 afiI
peltenior @aiton, par lent lorrige
YFanoas A'ten 9aact fra Siemmet %
bapSc aoen Spil itrag iorpiloet lig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

Sclp blanot Tibet eller ilet life
cipiliiereoe Solfeilas timber man ofte,
at Srilbeitaien err p%perorbentlis foit.
bar. On Gifimobruo b9rer iaaIebes
life iieloen en- Nels al 3obel eler
Siifeoter, beiat meo 9Iaarrp, % ct
iligt ubitpr uiloe hos en- Eelspore-
banoIer fomme paa ca. $4,000 8ro.
ner. - oct Subre al 9raiiIien fin.
bes Der Snoianeritammer. hos bpiIfe
Oct or Stif % Srig at impffe 9ru.
Den meb en- aappc, tilpirfet al bro.
geoc SiGr al De iielbneite 5uele. en-
Zig aappe reprGienterer ofte en-
I9roi al $4,000 arouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Spo 9afota.
NurbD for Statslefrctrr.

NprbD FOR Statslefrctrr. gilbert
Norbp al Sort Eierre bar Itiuet fig
Tom aanoibat for StatsiefretGr, %
ocrrneo er ire Hepublifanerc / War-
ten for bette Gmbeoe. &c to andre
er Senrp Wtc8rutb al 2pman Gpinntp
% Siu Surlb al 2awrencc Gountp.
5ueoearealet uSp,oes. Sarmerne
| Sncgnen al Yierre bar allercoe /
Wtiotcn al forrige llgc / fiilo Sart
ineo Suamalfincrne, % Soroiorbol-
oere bar DC beOite. Speoearealet piI
Ser blipc iterre eno oct bar p9ret Sc
iibiic Mar. Mug % Sps anerfienbcs
iom Ell mere iiffcr Ipling / bette
Strea al Staten. o. / De iibite fem
Iar bar bisie a%prniortcr pGrct fore
t%rifne, men Tarmcrrc eitcrfomncr
iaar Spiprbringen ON at itopioe line
&peoeagre.
@nuerusr Hprbcef tilireSs. Su-
pcrnsr Norbecf bar erflGret iig meget
til'reos meo Dc ~Souiprllae, Der no.
arbeioeocS % neotoaes AZ Segisla.
tnrcns nplig foriamleoe Ggtraiesiion.
ioet DC bier Jig at pGre gooc Sopar.
beioer, troos Den forte Sio, bpori De
fit i'm SiIpGreIie. Gen pigtisiie al
&c me Sope err fanife Den, Der sipcr
8uperncren Wpnoisbeb oper Sta
tens % DC forlfiellige Sountpcrs 6or.
iparsraao. @upernsrcu bliucr III
Sormano paa StatenS Soriparsraao.
% ban or eipcu tilitrGffelig Wpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
MtnncIota.
ct. Ectcrs MISUNDERSTANDING pna'

bsNNnbt. Spfercllcu al Sen 500
0On MISUNDERSTANDING Der Tor to
Hlar ii0cn ijtrcoc9 It. Eetcr, CT MI
paubcaunot &outroftercrnc cr
Ni0inm C'Ncil & Sou al InribnuIt
Wicnuprcisnina fur Sbcriii. she
rji' <ohu MoQcucr AZ Nunl'cn Golut
m. Ser Iige c'tcr Sporpci4optsicrnt
i Il. NouI iui~pcrncrchca ira lit Gm.
bcoe 0cl Sole December. hor inuet
Nprcj>nlnQ och AZ Alcnlno'rttee ar
Mupcruer Nuulliu't.
@rubcnlpffc. Gn llNro4uinQ iro-
tru' 'orIcocu / Gouiolibotch Ncrnuil
lion HollQc Wrllbc uco Somcr. hpor
REQ ire Itouo orubtca. &c blcp
uboroucoc ilocn % N}inutcr citcr at
llpffcn iuotro' men 81 piltt ia ole
blittclio at uprc bIcuue orrbtc. &c
pat ale CitcrriAcrc cher Ht5lcrc.
StSliocrc Suuaipcr iloc a%nicct.
9llllllt SiItfe Der ier rcprU'cutercoc
lin NIrrlbp Stills % Moot Gomltp /
Stateua &enjalotur. 1T ~iorle0en Nat
lit %|auniua9bu@ 0eforcrct mco Stri.
her al QuI N%inlin9. @rcorcuc Niu.
fc2 @nnfbuQniu9 ~ &eruporcbutif
blcp oNiaa muIct poo I%igucnoc Man-
&c.
Eager al Mel b~clnalngt, @iuianl
@u&mam bocuoc / Nobtne, urr
@iuoun. cr fomncu / Ell lem Anibc,
lbct ser / hans IaonjnQShuS er nm.
set 81 SUffer Mpehcmcl iamt Ell bel
Gel onoci Vfcl ali I'll Ell NUrbi Al
IStG0. Zen belle Gorlnniuu bcilog.
lnQoe@. ~ Ser ucnteS MI poo pihcre
4 Crorc ira Statena Niaoaomiuiitra.
Tor.
Stprt Sranotab / Ncm Smintb
Shpmpipn SIrniiurc 60. / Tem Iii,
llltb leo ocn 29be et @ronOtab, oer
ontage5 at operitige $4,000. Soa.
uel Neplcrict Tom Oct ~itrrite Eager.
his IaQoes | Aifc. Zen iioitnppnt(
@paning blep opiert al Mnriten 10,
Ter Mar liocn, liac eitcr Den ,sIoe
brouSsulnftc. iom Tirmoet no "a,
uoiat Tor. Sabcf er finn ecIpis opt
fet peo Assurance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Sbomas SaIiter:
Mfprgen % Mftemamoagt

On SpbpsseIiesbos til sooe, reoe.
Iiae ariitnes SpbpsseIie. Cut oa
sanee tiuigemeo iinneenoe anbaater
oper mbpaIete 9ibeIipros. MeIoSien
er ansiuet for bper Gang. en- afboIot
oa binis Susanoaetshos. SnbeboI.
ser 122 Sioer. soot inobunoet. Vris
SOC eller iom 1rGmieboe meo $50.
item" ct slar for fun $1.N.
B.. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Woutaua.
WulDfuu0et pe0 Stacen.

0nlOfnnoet Oe0 StaceD. Gen 270e
Marts melotes ira Wilcs Gitp, at Ger
iioen Den foregaaenoe Ssnbag bar
tagct oper 300 SfiGrp / Smegnen al
Den nGrliggenOe 9p Stacep, efter at
Ell Hancber for fort 9io iioen gioroe
ct opiigtspGffenoe @~ulofuno. Set
bar uilber Boring at en- @rsno, at BET
Gole Metal opoageoes. On itor
WGngoe 8nlOiegere bar anfonlne til
Wiles Gitp for at isge lin 2pffe / oct
npe 8ulofelt.
Npntanas 8pn6s erflrret gDlbiae.
Miontanas Seieiteret bar enitemmig
erflGret for gplOig Ben 2op, bporpeo
Scgislaturen forleoen b~empnoigeoe
llbltcot Bombs til ct 9elsb al $780,
600, bpormco fan gisreS Snofisb al
Spoforn. 9isie Bombs err alerebe
ouerbraget til ct 6irma / Chicago, oa
Observation-Disclosures boloer / oisie
Gage Wsbe for at moOtase 9lnisg-
Ringer ON 2aan fra Sormere og no
belle Hcngelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

NuIHIItg Wue I VIuFIuBt. ct Our
patt mesen Spmerilombeo, at Der /
G~Iorioge, Ell In meo fun onlrrutl
250 Snobpgscrc % beIig9enoc /
Seott Gountp, %iorefommcr naturIig
Cos i Ell iilitrpffelig 0tGneOe Ill
@elpsning % Cppormmina. Gn
Miano peo Rapn Is. j. Goof bar / ot
fioiie 10 9lar ifniiet iig al oeu &c,
Ipsnin9 ban trgngte ira en- 9rsnf
i iii 9aggaarb, % eitcr al ban ior.
riae CONNER bcreoe not en- grsno,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

bcNnubt. Sp'ercIlcu al Sen 500
000 Notwithstanding, Der Tor 10
Nar ii0rn iitrcoe@ Il. Eetcr, or MI
p~uubcQunot &outroftercrnc CT
Winiam S'Ncil 4 Sou al IoribuuIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

Haar &lOtten ifal titles. Ger
meIotes iorri8e ll8c ira Spluingbper.
lie. at oct lite er Iaa liactil ION
mango oil tro, az title Ell Storbp9
aIotter rem Ell Slmc, iou altiaa
M maatte azores uco Ncamnocllen
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-12
IDAH0 SOLDIER IS AWARDED
MEDAL OF HONOR FOR BRAVERY

City, daho saved
the soldiers German advance single
handed after himself badly wounded
awarded him the Medal
of Honor upon tegraphc President Wilson
L. The
His letter. issued by the department follows:
French's Letter
be n memorandum which sending you
ldaho private
Company awarded Medal OF Honor
Nebaur
It the other Colonel Charles W. Whilesey and
Captain George G. McMurry
aTb is the second the Medal Of Honor
hasb been awarded
cabed the award personally Private Nebaur
BURTON L.. FRENCH"
Department Statement
The the of Congress Medal OF honor "
galantry forth a1
M 167th Infantry For the con-
gaantry pdiy and beyond the call duty
TO-
the Chan nad just oeen
IN ne
Nebau sent OUT on
enfad gun nests
he automatic and necy
thereafter wounded hostile machine gun on MS
flank the had about
off surrounded the re-
rifle operation such effect that by his own os
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-12

vator this year. 1t has been built and
it doing satisfactory work. 1t has
capacity of $4,000 bushels of grain
at one time and it has been filled and
emptied, or partially emptied until a
total of 250,000 bushels of the 1918
crop have passed through or been re-
ceived and stored in it. The wisdom
of building the elevator has been
shown by the increased receipts of
grain. Many farmers living at long
distances, who had never hauled their
, wheat to Moscow, brought it here this
year because it could be handled in
bulk. The elevator is fine building
of concrete, more than 100 feet in
height, cost $33, 1000 and is a notable
addition to Moscow's resources.
The officers of the company are
Arnold S. Lyon, president; John Peas
ley, president; and George Slew
ers, secretary and general manager.
All of the officers are farmers, own
valuable farms in Latah county and
have had much experience in practical
farming. There are 80 stock holders,
all members of the Farmers Union
of Latah county.
Union Buys Wheat.
The Moscow Union Warehouse COM
pany not only stores and ships, but
buys wheat. The company bought
practically all of the wheat handled
through its elevator and warehouses
this year 1t also does custom clean
ing, charging the farmers 81 per ton
for cleaning the grain. The wheat is
cleaned here and the screenings are
kept at home and used for feed for
poultry and hogs and the freight on
the screenings to tidewater is saved
if the grain is handled in bulk. If
shipped in sacks the grain is cleaned
at tidewater and the farmer loses the
screenings and pays the freight on
them from shipping point to point of
cleaning. This is cnly one of many
advantages in handling grain in bulk.