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The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
AUTHORITY FOR
 lOANS ID ALLIES
 REQUESTED NOW
Secretary of Treasury Requests Legislation to Make Loans
 to Allies Possible.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo asked Con- gress today to authorize loans, after the formal declaration of peace, to Americas allies .is order that the people in the devastated areas may be fed during the period of re- construction.
 It is estimated that a billion and a half dollars in war bonds, already authorized, is now available for loaning; but loans cannot be con tinued after peace has been de clared without legislative authority.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
DEATH SENTENCE AMONG SOLDIERS
 NOT VERY HEAVY

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Provost Marshal General Crowder announced today that not a single member of the American Expeditionary Force has been put to death, since the beginning of the war, on account of the commission of an offense of purely military nature, and that very few death sentences have been imposed during the war.
 Of the offenses committed by the troops, one enlisted man was con victed of being a spy, and seven hundred and seventy-three have been convicted on the charge of sleeping at their posts.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
ALASKANS COMING BACK TO SPEED DEVEL OPMENT
TROOPS HURRIED
 ID RHINE CITY
 1O QUILL RIOTS

AILA-CHAPELLE.-A large de tachment of British troops have been hurried to Cologne to main tain order. They are expected to arrive today.
 The Socialist element were re ported to be rioting in the city and a hurry cali for troops to quell the disturbance was sent to the Allies with the result that British detach- ment was instantly despatched.
 The nature or seriousness of the trouble is unknown.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
WORK COMMENCED ON B|G BRIDGE
 AT THE CROSSING

Piledriver No. ?, which had been engaged in driving the bridges ahead of steel, and which was sent on to Nenana Crossing at 43-mile recently, commenced the driving of piles to replace those taken out at the break up last spring
 There are three bents of the trestle approaches to this bridge on each side of the river to be re- placed, as we'll as three of the main piers in the middle of the river and these will be replaced as rapidly as possible.
 It is expected that the bridge will be completed and ready for the rails shortly after the steel reaches the river bank
 As soon as the necessary pi.ine work has been completed, the big trusses will be sent out on the train and placed in position.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
WOUNDED TROOPS
 ARRIVED TODAY
Army Transport Disembarks Large Number of Wounded Americans
 From Europe

NEW YORK Sixteen hundred wounded American soldiers arriving on a transport from the battlefelds of Europe were disembarked here today.
 They were immediately placed in military hospitals, where they will be cared for until they are thor oughly cured of their wounds and fit to be discharged.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
ALASKA TROOPS ARE DISCHARGED LEAVE FOR NORTH
Special Train Pulls Out for Seattle With Northbound Alaskans
 From Camp Lewis.

CAMP LEWIS.-Only Alaskans who have been inducted and who have entered the service were among the troops demobilized. The men from other parts of the country will be dempbilized and allowed to go to their homes soon.
 A special train left Camp Lewis today with five hundred Alaskans aboard bound for Seattle, where they will take ship for Alaska.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
DELEGATE RACE
 IS VERY CLOSE
Unprecedented Contest Will Prob ably Be Settled in Washington
 This Year.

SEATTLE.-The P.-I. says that the Wickersham-Sulze situation is unprecedented in the history of the United States and that it is quite probable that the contest, this year, will be settled at Washington.
 Never before have two congress men twice contested the same office in succession.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
GENERAL WILL ARRANGE
 REPATRIATION
General Dupont Arrives In Berlin to Take Care of Release of
 French Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Accord- ing to a despatch received today, General Dupont of the French army, has arrived in Berlin and es- tablished headquarters at the old French embassy building.
 He is in Berlin for the purpose of arranging for the transportation and repatriation of French soldiers who are held as prisoners of war in Ger many.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
ALASKAN ROADS
 MAY RECEIVE AID
War Department Estimates Include Large Sum for Maintenance
 of Alaska Roads.

SEATTLE.-It is reported that the war department has included the sum of three hundred thousand dollars in their annual estimate for the building and maintenance of roads in Alaska.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
COLOGNE PAPER
 INVITES WILSON

AMSTERDAM. - The Cologne newspaper Volks Zeitung, on be- half of the people of the Rhine city, invites President Wilson to visit Cologne.
 The paper also makes the sug- gestion that representatives of the German foreign ministry meet Presi- dent Wilson at Cologne.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09
YANKEE TROOPS
 OCCUPY COBLENz

AMSTERDAM.-Advices received this morning from reliable sources state that detachment of Ameri- can troops forming the vanguard of the advancing army of occupation will reach and occupy Coblenz to- day.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09

Of European invention is a clip to hold a pen on writer's finger without using . penholdsr.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09

In a flameless incandescent gas burner of European invention the gas is forced into a porous disk within which it burns.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-12-09

Horsehair auto tires have been invented by a French mechanic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
st Wagmctfjclo
Wmttralten.

Cen aititraIife Stat Queensland
maa otter Den Snoberetning, Or.
Sact bar giuet til Yarlamlentet, eie
operorocltlig rige Sernmalmforc.
fomiter, iom bercr Staten til.
@Ionot oisIe ScrnieIter er Ger, for.
teller "Mtedanical @orlo" ct Mag-
~nctfielo al itateligc 0imeniioner.
Gets Napn er Woullt 2epiatban, %
bet ligger lige peo SanOetS Geit.
grrnIe / Oct for line aobbergruber
berpnlte Glaucurrpoiitrift. Set orei.
er Jig ON en- tilipnelabenoe fegleior.
met lioen 6ielotop. Seioen er ca.
90 Meter, % oens Diameter oeo
@rrroen 400 Dieter, OF Sen be-
ltaor n9iten uoelilffenoe al Mag.
netlern, altiaa en- megct icrnboloia
Wtalnl. st meget nlirorc Wfagnet.
ficlb er Wount Yiia. s oet-ifaI Der
finocS GiGmpefrpitaler al 0tagnct.
iern belt op iii Ell &ilbitioos Ster.
relic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
- SIR. GA @rs. g. 6. Sonion ira

0tr. % Nrs. 2. &. &anion ira
Mlbert Yca fonn bcrneo Ssloog pao
en- Iiiit hos Wtrs. &%anions Moocr,
Mrs. ". Y. 6croe.
SITgt % Tenner % Tabocr
| operrnifcoc ocn 1Sbc Sitli elmer
9usnc / 8Icnpooo SoDnibip / In'
lebning al bans nTr ior~elioaenoc
Iirciie til SoIootcrIeiren. Ger par
ell Wtaaie Wcnncltcr tillteoe, % cen
uu9c Wano blep al Sens aalleoong
opcrraft Ell poffer YcngeQauc ira
SoriamIin0cn mco DC bcoitc 2nIfer
paa 6rrocn.
- aiebmano Sepert 2orier. Der
/ set icnere bar pprct ip1clia, par
li0ite llge / Hodeiter. bpor ban bIeo
uibcriogt ior ct ltnberlipSonbc pco
Softorcrnc WanoS Soipitol. San
or ocuue llae iaicn reiit oerop. leo.
ialct al lin Son @arol0, ior at opc'
rercS. SpQernc Tiger, ban bar Sc
n~aerbe0'tc ll0iigtcr I'll at BIZ belt
iriif igicn.
- II. 6. Differ bar oennc llQe
opcrtnAct en- sitting iom aaSieier
/ en- @arf / Toitorio, 80. 0be Geo.
nomn Storc, ion ban 70 hans Nlr'
itrl bar brcuet her / sc iibiic Nar,
Nil, ioliolo inbtil oiocrc, blipc fort.
iat uuoer Mr5. WiuerS @citprelie.
Ceres Smn Strotton, iom bar uGret
Nlnctogcnt pcs Wllipoilfcc ganen,
bor bperpct ii9 / SprenS Naoio'
NibclinQ.
- Wlnuot sc Qonrlc, ion iortiener
hrocrIig Smtolc Tor u'ortrsoen
Siritninn til SoIboterne. fan nPp-
mes Mr@. aari Nilen her / @pcn.
SIM or IS Tor qnmnIel % Dor hos
lin Gottcr, WtiiS AmcIio Nuen. Sun
bar i~triffet rigtia mango Bar Strsm.
per oq cr IipIig i~ntcreSieret i Nrbei
oct, iom optor iaa al tide al bcnbeS
8i0. Otter bcnoeS Spiatning buroe
ctbpcr apinoe irttc Ell SGrc / at lGre
of ~itriffc. Strifning bsrte nleo I'll
ocn gamlc Qobc Opbraaelie, o9 Sri.
gen bar blan0t anoet npttig lrrt oS.
at ocnnc Del al oe qobc ganlle 2pr.
BONNIE fonuuer iii i'm iltloe Hct, bpcr
Sang Oet rigtig fniber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Jig, Dpor oct paa noeen Raaoe fan
9aa on, nleo at flame SGren5 foit.
bare BLOB.
s SGnsoen bill iaa aaigepel en-
fortiat Negeteren / Hbeims Ginl.
bere blipe mioboIoelig for DC fienot.
Iige trooper.
General Sod bar ofientIig erfIr.
ret, at Hbeims bar ingen it%rategiif
9etponing al Den H~9ffcpiooe, at
ban piloe binbe Jig til ct Sor lpar
al @pen, Iom piloe bragg pigtige
StriosfrGfter bort ira andre 9ele
at 5ronten. Eaa oen anoen Sioc
bar ban beuiit peo at ienbe &beims
en- rigtlgnof ipag llno i9tning at oct
er bans Igt at boloe Gbampagnes
Sopeoitao, DpiS oct err ntulig. -
Gbeims Sab piIoe iifferlig life Dir.
fe afgjorenoe, omero belle ben iran.
fife Gbarnpagnefront NOT piIoe merle
Sabet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
upeir Svoen.

@ou0ton. Ger, Den zoe Nue. )
ocn orfana9tigc Storn1, iom SiraOag
rnic0c pan 0ollfplicn, miitcoc ire
Ecrioncr @ipct / sc G.uincp, Cont
llama, % ire Ncqcriolbotcr blep orpbt
/ oen / Smcgnen beliggenoe SAINT
mono Camp. Wiin0it 30 Nuaning5'
buic ncoblpitc o. Here @ntitabpgnin
ger og airter ocnolcrcoea. Sclcgrai.
lorbiuocIien sitenior 5eroSgrGnieu
cr oibruot % Coli Wancns
Ninie bcitrect nlco onlhlUltc GrGr.
Qe Guincp liQger 20 VRil / Moro.
OF Tor Sotc CHARLES, bpor Stornlel
oQiau anrctteoe itor Sfa0c o. ct Wten.
uclfc blcp orUbt.
Saiaa ira 0crlmcr GSiclo, hpor Ne.
gierlnacn bar Ell al line 6luOcrlfolcr,
huicre0c Stormcn itpgt % ramponc.
rc0e Here al VpNnlngcrnc gallltc al.
porliG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
&c tpifc Vlammcfaitcrc.

Ncretnin9crlV ON hc lioltc "a.
Gca lorirr0clige aompc pnu &elt.
~lrontcn bar (pitcruc ilel9c Som.
mnifccrnc life llelbcn bcllpttct
6lommcfaitere. Om bette irpgte
ligc @uobcnS 5iIblipclic iortplcr
"Nanb. Nad)r.": Set par / @run.
oeu en- SiIiGloi9beb, iom gap oct
ben Tolltion, set M bar / Den tp'te
Nrr. Zen mIuUrenoe Heocr al
Observation-Disclosures Major ~,
III mber Ncltspelicr / 6reo ior
NoQlc Nar ii0en oCn Op9ape at Tor.
ipore en- SUitniug til oct poer'tc.
"a olc Qtiblcr nllcreoc par an
ucnot, mobiIiicrcoc han tiIilut 6pit.
uingcn5 Nrnnopngt % loo %ano'
itroalcrue rcttc moo NnBribernc.
llnocr 0cl mllltprc Hritit Citer
Cpclicrnc pnr aeilercn iclp iilitcoc,
| "a u. iortIarcoe. al ban bouoe iprei'
let b~rUuocnoc Petroleum pa0 An'
9ribcruc.
&eiiercu ipurgtc, ON ga set Git
al, % III Set Spor, at oct uar mt
liz. ol Of mo- por tonumct oucr oct
ieritc 6orisgaitaoium. Sibeu or
ser ltaNip blcpet superintendent ntcS
octtc Noaben, iuotiI oct lptfebe@
SuGcnicr G at iinoc Ell p%nSienbC
Nlonouu9 al i%orifieuiae Slosa 81
Ter, iom / brrnoeroc SiIitano tun'
oc ipreitca moo Sicnocn.
"Nclpcoe2 Spritc" er oct Naun
Major r.. gnar ui0er blnnot Slam
Observation-Disclosures SoIoater. !
&amIor 1915 tommorocrcbc han er
Crop pau 3G Mono, iom iioen beu
gang bar poret til CT itor, Ielpit9n
dig pirfenoe Nfoeling. Nar eng
lrnocruc OF Sranitmpnbenc bib
ia iaa iait / ell Stiuine. at BET ip
hes umulig at iaa Dem No. ga piie'
"Se!pcbeS 6priie" liz meo tine Sol
"a rpger % brGnoer bcnr no."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
Nporoan fam NbctmS
boloc t0!

@encraus itnant BON Iroenne lfri-
Der "9erlincr Saeeblatt":
Taa ben ipblige 6lei al oen tpitc
Iarnefront = pco &beims = er
ser tilipnelaoenoe i~notraaot en-
inlbitpnbis Stans / be tpife Spe-
r%ationer, ionl for mango mao iiaa
iom uiorflarlig. Set ira tire Siocr
inoeilntteoc Hbeims er enonu life
falot, ioroi oct enonu life or al.
arebet nleo VolbIpmbco al be omlig.
genSe tpife trooper. elsie bar
cnSog paa besgc Sioer al Irores
i Spopelt for Hbcims rslnmet nogle
imale 9anoitrpfninger.
@runoen bertil er iplsenoe: Sper
Hbcims bar Ell meget iterf geipt'
ming paa minoit 3 Sipiiioner far
peSe aoIonialtroppcr. elsie iinoel
uomerfet @eifptteIie MOB ben tplf(
Mrtilleriilo | De Opbe / SaIt1lel0e'
inograpeoe miIelange 3i9loere lon
De itore Gbampasneiirmaer bar AT
Iast Der. Ssiaa MOB DC @asifuer
icm cmbslser &uinbpen oper Sor
ocn, tan bisic ai9Ioere lilffe Jig
llnber ct pirfelis init StormanereI
cr oItiaa Sisie\iranife aolonialregi
menter anbrast / sanife libsrt iifr'
SfiuleiteSer. 8ampen piloe beriol
arte iis notwithstanding blobig iol
os. Den tpife S9rIeoeIie bemsiel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
9ecerab ps Smesn.
Gen Soc Nuauit 1915.
TaIben / Truufrige.

S,isIae ct BERTH antommct Sele'
aram ira arigSocportcmentct er
aorporoI Geune5 Sobnion 9too'
lamb iaIoen / Slog / 6ranfrigc oeit
1Soe SuIi. Gen ioIone Solont bar
EFT @rorien al Ntra. q. 8. SsIono
her / @nen % fom I'll Amcrifa lom'
men meo Or. ScIono / 1914, oa
0ennc par hicmmc pna geie9. San
boubc lit &iem hos ISLANDS / DC
nrrnleit ielgcnoc Nar % bpcrpeoc
ia / 0rren / SSounar 1917 / OH
biiolle Sans Tnoer, Gle @roolano,
Dor / 2pnoonI Nor9c, % eli So'tcr,
Nartba @rooIouo, Dor i Scattli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
3arut tiliatgS.- Sortrinlia $50

q &creS 6arm lis9enoe ino til Spen GSeas
babl / ct al Statens bebfe Sarmbiiritt.r
225 acres unbsr Gprtnins. Reiten Sapnes
gang os Stos. alt iubsieroet os frpSsaiers
Bet. Set al s%iIbepauo sienuem SarneSans
gen, sipsnbe Sperflob al Ianb iaapeI Cons
msr iom 9inter. @oSt SGt Spsninser. be.
i~iaaenoe al ~SaaninsSbuS msS IA 8arsIier
os lGrifilt Sommertistten. ito,t graueru
meb GIspator, tort Maitinifur. to naien
me Griisbu,s, @orase. Sorn Cribs % Tor
StaIo. Gu baIp Nil til StoIs, Il WSift til
airte. d Dill til sobt 9rsameru; 3elefou
os e~lettriif Sstienins. 6or en- besraniet
Sip ri! leg irembpoe beuus 6arm til 500
pr. Acre, bpilfet CT lanat unber ben pirfeliae
SGrSi. 9fostn SpttsbauesI tases lite i
Setrastnius. Sor piSsre llueerretnins tiIs
itrip suer bsisS y. 8. Slettsu. sIbmintira.
nor ior Snlbions 30, ssssbabI, Winm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Song Seroinarb al @ulgarien -
eller G5ar, iom ban ielp faloer fig
- er iIpgtct ira Soiio for at uro.
gaa Ell Spius-G pioemi, iom for 81.
oen bcrier / @ulgarien pg i9rIig
inoen Den bulgarife Irmt. 5 felipe
Slottct bar inotruiiet TO Sili9loe,
% iaa flpgtcbe aongen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
Norses Sfibstab / 9uli

,2onoon 5. zoe Mi,g. Zen berpT.
renoc norite legation meobeler, at
fl norife Sfibc blep iGnfeoe al tplfe
llltocrponosboaoe / Suli. Se par
poa tiIianmcn 15,444 IONS Greg
tisbeo. Sem % iemti norltc Sin
nlTn0 lniiieNe 2ipct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
SfartMe | Minmciota.

On SO acres warm 4 MiI fra gseois. heb Sppsbrei.
meo 1elefpn. betoemt I'll StpIe, bin eaen &irfe, bebite
'fanbinapiife Settlement. Sauoet Iiaasr pent ino til
oaffer. ttIferia SnbiiD. har purtrent % aereS aser.
insen Sten. enNsI Sto9. Reiteu fan rtsast let leases
nnoer RIos, 30 @eres inb9ierbst. 9renS. mt gaa.
~ninsshns nieb 6 90rsIier % Saisment unber bet belle
'amt "'treeneb" Ysronba Seuiebus. Barn; er Ell
belt igiennem nomerfet Jarm. Yris s2 pr. Nere
$500 fontont. SiebersaS e9su lib paa Reiten til 8
Nroeent Rente. Ser er auIsbnius til at faa ct eobt
@iem. ionl belt bill tiI'rebSitile bin 5amiIis. % oft ri
%forianser al big er, at bu itrar tontinrr % fer ben
eler itriper efter SirtuIGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Gnalrnocruc bar fonitrlcret
AeropIoner al Ell IN Sppe, buorai
tore Sprrme mart oil optr9be peS
&e~itiron.cu, meooeleS ira Sonoor.
Oct paaitaaes, at DC fan ieile meo
nmanoeIis Sart, % at DC paa INTRO.
liz fort Sio fan itigc iii Ell Ssioe
AZ 10000 6ob. &c fan oeiaa iere
meo liz ell itsrre Wasie Bomber
emo DC bIotll anpeubte brittle aero.
planer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
Smaapluf.

-
NoraCr NauIon rciitc Seroa9
iii Stepheu5, Yiinn.
- |oitor NJ. Il. NIefen ira Gan.
be bcipaic &enrcr / 2tt9rob GnH.
bags.
emil Sohonicu og Sm Gbt.
tier ira Wimcapoli3 bar pTrct bcr
ncoe hcunc lllc.
-N u. Z. 9icictb retite iprri9c llgc
tiIboge til Wibolc Mipcr, @inn,
citcr ct lruacre @eisg Der.
Mtartin Moloum reilte SnS'
Dag til Chicago o. nil tommc til
boae ocrira meo en- @nicf Intomo.
bill.
Ser cr in6Ipbet Gitcrrctnjng
on at GIouoe HobinIon ira Burr
Snf cr oc0 ! 6runtrigc al Slnlgebe'
iGnoelie.
Mrs. Y. Ghompion % Got
Ter rciItc Nrcoog til Rotbiop, Wfinn.,
Tor at bciegc SIU9tningcr ct Fur
llQcra Slo.
- Miia Eocuo @offc rciite On3.
0ag I'll StouQbton, Ni3. Gcrira
rciicr bun piocrc til Chicago pna CT
IGn9cre OpboIo.
- gfiia 6ronce3 Cpcrbolt, Cat
fer al Souis NpcrhoIt blcu Seroog
pgtcpiet her @ueu til 9Ird)ie Nul-
grcn ira 6ort Attlnion.
MRS. @cuo Nauion ira Wta-
Dillon, @i5., rciitc iiIbnge bc;til
Cnsooq citer ct Ncisg hos gtr. %
Mrs. Ectcr SobnIon bcritcoS.
Mrs. q y. G~uonoabl OF
Cater iolut YiiiS Nutb CIion ira
4lnion Gin bor oenne llgc opbol0t
ia her paa Neieg hos S%IrgtuiuGer.
Mfra. Annic Gniuqboe %
Gattcr, Tom CT Bar Wtoancotr bar
beiegi SlGgtnir8cr her, rciltc Muu.
0ag iii iii Stem ! Noibuiue, (cnn.
Mr. % Wtr2. Sans 9Iotcr %
Sen ira Sarge, Y. Gof., iomt Mrs.
@ilbcrtion % Gotter ira NNa,
Ninu bciegie iioiie Hoe SlrQt %
&enner her / Gomtuet
Senator 9. NJ. GuQer uor /
@eopnocIicr Al llgcu ! Gea Woirc3
ior al foniercrc mcO Statcus Pr
b%cihSburcuu mcb Ncnpn til Mr..
Realistically ! Gomtoct.
anion Ncrmouion ser for Ell
Gel gar ii0cu bap0e SfomoQerpcrt.
iteO Der / Nuen. bcip5ie Gccorab
her ON GoQcn. San cr MI Neiien
Be Tor &Uocriirmact q. @oroou &
So. % bor i minneapolis.
0tr5. &. q. Spcroti rtiiic
Wonoag Ill Tacoma, Woib., FOR at
beisqc i'm Sen QoItuuut VdoIo
Spernti. Ser 'or Chen or itationc
ret / Camp 2cmia. Ero'caIor Spr-
roti reiite iomtioig til minneapolis.
&. & @ierbart er gooei !
aompouiifob meo SIipcr Nuoericn
! bans Toutorium %SorretuinG
Ssunen Nu. iom hiotiI bar orcpet
6orretninecu Iaumen meo 6ooc-
rem, or reiit iii Camp @oroou, Ga.
iom SoIoot.
Orr. % @rS. u. 6. SeaanN
mootog l9oor ben G'terretuing 'ro
I'm Sm 6rontrigc, at ban er bIcoet
taoret / Den hsire Sob % Iiggcr IN
poo Ell Soipitnl. Sooret ifol PORE
LEI, % icrbuobcntIia uiI ban mart
prre paofooc igien.
en 9-oarSsanmel Sen al
DIR. % Nrs. MeIpin Stecn ! Nrr.
beoen al Osiian Ie9eOe iorIeoen Goo
paa Sernbaneiporet % bIeu Yoo
fisrt al ct 6ragttrpn. San if bcr
bsire 500 futtet a. en- Mrm 6rutfet
% mObtog ANDRE itpgge @citaoigeI
fer.
%. =. 2omen err al 3. u
Bead, YrGlioent ior StatenS Saue
brugsiorenine, inobuot iii al ouer
pore ben itore &auebrigsuoitiumq
Iom Hal boloeS / Ies Woinea ir
5te til Soc Hopcmber, os eisre 5iC
neite paa en- aomite til at arranser
GrugtuoitiQinser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
"Parpeltertruiten" oplolt.

@aibingtor- oen Ace Ins.: 0or'
bunSSregieriuaens gag MOB Snter'
national Norpciter Gompanp ior
SpcrtrUoclic al Sen Shcrnan'lfe
Anti. SruitIou bar rellilteret | Ell
inarlis SpIssnins al acrpora.io'
neu.
Otter eli Yrpces, Tom bar parct
Here Iar, har "9ruiten" Ilattcl;g
iunect oct floecit at ppsipe pioert
%ooitanS % er saaet inb paa eer
al Reeicrinacn ioreilaacoe FIan fol
3ompanictS Splssnins.
nssa - .....- go Ahm0Nf0. durQt IN Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
cnifes -Sit @aon % bin Ibres,

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be fofe wceeuer al -Suspennen-. Slllsi'
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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-05-09

Yes sir, Smith county has glO-
riously gone over the top with
the Third Liberty Loan. The
campaign closed last Saturday
night and, when the final count
of the drive was made, it was
found that Smith county had
gone over it's quota, as set out in
the above table, by $65 600. We
we're driving for $143. 900, but
passed that mark and made our
total subscription $2O8, 900. This
certainly is a compliment to the
patriotic citizens of Smith coun.
ty and I am proud of their sue
cess. 1t is conclusive evidence
that we realize the seriousness
of the crisis through which our
beloved America is passing, and
our action in oversubscribing
our part of the Third Liberty
Loan, is proof to the world that
Smith countians are willing to
do their all in order to retain our
rights and Liberty and tn stop
the on-rushes of the vicious and
beast-like Huns. In this cam
paign, there were 1908 bond sub
scribers, 10 of whom are far
mers; and three negroes who
bought bonds.
Every district In the county
subscribed its allotment as given
above except three, the 18th,
18th end 10th, and l want to
thank the district chairmen, the
district committeeman, the wo.
men, the large number of speak.
er and all the rest who contri-
buted to the success of the drive.
| want to thank especially Jere
Gardenhire and Fred Myers,
owners and publishers of the
Carthage Courier, for their as
sistance which they gave through
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY 18TH, WILL
BE CLEANUP DAY

The Home Demonstration Club
of Carthage has designated Fri
day, May II, as cleanup day.
This is a most worthy move aud
is one that should receive the
earnest consideration of every
citizen of Car thage. No town is
in healthy stage or PRESENTS an
inviting appearance unless it is
kept clean. Let every man, wo-
man and child in Carthage join
these ladies on the above date
and give this town a thorough
cleaning from one end to the
other, the public health requir-
ing it.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-05-09
CHARLIE PRICE RECEIVES
WOUND WHILE IN BATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mcdonald
os Chestnut Mound received q
telegram last Friday stating
that their son, Charles E. Price,
had been wounded in battle. The
wound was inflicted in his left
side, but it not thought that
his condition is serious and likely
he will be able to get back into
the battle line within a short
time.
Charlie Price was one of Smith
county s first young men to vol
unteer his services to his coun-
try after the trouble with the
Germans had arisen. He was
forwared to the Fit. Oglethorpe
Training Camp at Chattanooga
and in due time he received his
commission as lieutenant. Short
ly thereafter he was selected to
go to France and for the past
several months he has been en-
gagged in combating the Hun.
Charlie has hundreds of friends
in Smith county who are anxi-
ously awaiting the news of his
recovery. He is the second
Smith county boy to receive a
wound while in battle, the first
being Will Orange of Gordons-
vile. News comes from Mr.
Orange, however, that he is
steadily improving and it is like
~ that he will be permitted to
return home shortly.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-05-09
GORDONSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

The commencement exercises
'of the Gordonsville High School
will tako place during the week
of May 10 to %. consisting of
the following program
Sunday, IL a. M. Commence
2ment sermon. by Prof. F. M.
Massey of Pulaski, Tenn.
. Monday, s 80 p. M, Piano Re
icital.
! Tuesday, 8 80 p. M, Eighth
Grade Class Exercises.
|, Wednesday, 8 p. M. The An
nual Entertainment.
!. Thursday, $50 p. M, Gradual
ing Exercises the address to
class by Prof. G.. w. Dyer of
Vanderbilt University. Nash
lille, Tenn.