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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

hen Uoitfle5 Ut tleli1. Jtt Go0ett
lber entipideIt eS cine Waiie Dor 5or>
ten Wiir3eIn. meiitens niht piel oidcr
ais Elm 8leiitift. Sic geben ober 81
0unoerten pom WurJelbaljc nus un0
Jeriorgen ben Baum reidlih nit
Rabruug. Tober fommt ouh etu
}mergboum friiber gum Jru d AN
q 3, ais irgen0 ein on0erer 8 Il .
, oum. ~oerlnngt nber on6ererieii3
MD eiueu gang onoeren Stnn6ori
un6 cine 9on8 onoere 8fIege, mic
1n0ere Gbitbaume.
8pergobftbouHe nerben INNER olIf
Observation-Disclosures llnterlaqen pereoel...
uo5u gorabieSdpfel ODER Der 8oueia
ooer Spittopfel in 6rage fommeu.
m6breno girneu olli Guiiten, ODER
pom nus Someu geJogenen SumIils'
aen Observation-Disclosures Goeliorten per,
cHeIt neroen, ipenu fie iif ouf Der
Cutie nift bereoeln Iniien. 3Derq'
firfteu erbdlt maj ouf @ereoluna het
miIoen @eidieI (Roboleb). MS I'm.
terloge fir 3merepilnumen nno
Observation-Disclosures nimnit nan &c
Ct. S5uIienpFIoume, Die better ols biz
oft aebrnuhte SdIebe oafir lit.
3iuers 3. a%pielbdnme.
aiir 3rergdpfeIbdume eiguet Iid'
in beiieren 8eaer6en nit giitcm go,
Den Die 4arnoiesunterlade ON b.
iten, ouf Gouein berehclt iin0 iie MIR
in moocren. ornten gooen bronfbal
9ueraobftbdume oiirfen ME bis ilber
Die 8ereoIungsiteIle in ben 9o6cn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

lie 2dnliner ipelde
gefauft iperoen
gum 6ett MADDEN
ntuiien %longiaril
an oas reitbt
9riine Suffer ge.
ipobnt tperoen
ipie Hilbeu, Bob.
men, 9obl uiu..
iagt Die uuipeyii.
tat bon Dem Wtii
fouri College
Der MderbQli Wb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

err 8ebrau9 boz,
Soharin anitatt
3uder, tpo3u piele
Sausfrnuen in Die.
fen Sagen Der gu.
d~erfnappbeit fifl
perfubreu 'laiieu,
fam cine @efGbr.
oung Ser @eiun6.
heit NIT 1tCl brtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

II SerbIte mo oas
Sung @eflugel
feline Mauier te.
enoet bot, lit oie
bette 3eit nit Der
@efliigel 3udlt
81 Beginner. Sc,
Der, Der Elm 9aits
iein nennt u.lo
Elm Stiidheu
Sof. ooer @or.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
5iitternn8 obne ShnbcH an5nrifter!

Tic 2dmmcr freNen Ole nieorigc.t
@lattcr Oes aorrs mo aud Die mei
den Au5Idufc. guf feiHen Soil mcr.
Den le bic bohen i%tnrten StcnqcI alb.
bredDen nm sic &oIcbn ab3uirciieu.
%5cionocr9 penn iic genn9 Suffer fin.
Den t0nncn. IS lit p~or5u3icbcu e:c
GLITTER ab3unCioen ais oob mon 81
Roltcn crit nu3bri6t mo oann oil
Stcu1cI rem Hammer ais 5lttcr por.
mirlt. Won iollte nid)t 81 oiel Stca
gel abbredlen, MIR ctrn 70 bicl al;
mic Oic 2dmmer in einem Gage ab
ireIicn tonlen. 8enn 81 bel obar.
brod'"u reroen 10 miro Dos 5tttcr
Ocrmii1tct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
- 8ie eB eebt. Sertrub:

8ie eS gebt. Sertrno:
.8er bite oas aeoddJt. 6aB Die
emit 10 uieI umlbwarmte ytorie
Oen alien, bubIIher, unIcben9lpiir-
oigcu Ytcnifen Die Sono REDEEM
muroeT"
9llc: ~8crn bat iie iid wohl nidt
ro5u ~entidIIoijcu abrr mas t!.eo lbr
itbEi92 Sbrcn eriten Elcobabcr
pottc lie 3nm, bcitcn; Der, nit Gem
Tic c9 CIT bcitcn mcinic. pcrllcB ne
arE criteu; 0a mabje ne IdlI'ebilb
~" ,tlt2u 0tlicr ncbu;tn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
6eodhtni6.8 dume uno
Daloperwuituno.

ine@~ citrebung, Ser
man MIR ben be-
ften @rfolg mint
iden fam ii
bon Der ,.amc.
ricon 6oreItrp"
Giiociotion" ms
2eben g%erufen.
elmer @eieuidlnft
bic lid sic Guf,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

!, 5iemlib aagc.
nle;n berridt Die
Iniid)t Dor.
3merg 9ouHle
ieien per-
fr ii , p g
8oume. lem lit
aber nid)t 10. 9tni
Der oberiroiihe
1beil zines iot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

rm %M ssmHTMMbatb eI9lhe gnrgnD rSnb SuhpuRt bmmUt, N@n d6M Der 9abm4 nmmh4
hG. mr mt DEM nasr ndb Mil r 6m SnuuRMng m Ur SGem 6uu b bat BAT bh abihh
eMMu6 NnpfST efmmtn6 ahktI mrr nnm an pirtbfdaftss S9uIe elmer Der aaabrn hs
SmohS MS, ampms 3Mhutn mGM mMtb nudnhNt
rage Una Collar cB@ 6nh fir ben Sbenpb ipMGn p@n 0mdh snMbN mkbR Gnnpme9 mr
Ger SraRd. srm h NmHeb B Sbeus mb Tde @ebmbue bRr arWnH4 n lit guu mmWbm pMm
aeaDrm anrapn hu SmhbuB bon Gents @rTmtnm 6umn an De
SL 3anbr ath, ,SpKph. Ga GTs 9s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

9%agerung ge9eu Die ertremenS dman.
fungen Der Semperatur, D. f. gegeu
81 groBe &alte ioDobl wie gegen 81
groBe Site. au idiisen. am beiteu
balten iid Die G~artoffeIu III elmer
Semperatur BON 30 bis 40 Grab
Sabrenbeit. 6erner mnB bel ser Ga.
aerung Der aartoffeln ourd cine al.
genteiiene Sentilotion oeS 2agerraIi-
mes onfur eeiorgt perOen, bob 10.
mobl peroorbene' 2uft pie iibermd.
Bige 6eithti9teit aus Dem Sogerraitul
entpeiden fam. @noIih muB Der
2agerraum fir &artoffefn ountel
gebalten neroer, oa i'm benen 2idlte
ole Glralitdt ser @BfartoifeIn iebr
ihned ~perloren gebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

trodcne @aiie i'm Silo 10 eriiublih ourds
teudltet iptro. oaB tic lid felt Iest unS
padt nl,o ale 0uft nuslhIieBt. Guh mub
I Die gidiIe bieI 9riinelider iul Siiu
t~elttranpeln ais beim @iItiIiren bon
9rtlnem MniS. Serrer lit es rnthInm,
atn trpdcncn 0inis feiner gu bddIeIneals
Den gritneu gtais. beOor or in ben Silo
tonmt. Wit iehr id)drftm MeTIer Der
Observation-Disclosures loIlte Der trodeue
Wtnis III miuoeitsus EaIb3oqiae Glide
gehddelt iueroen. Ser 6utterlucrth ioIs
der SiIdge lit ieIbitoeritGnSIih niht 10
9rob tuie Der Der SiIaee aus Criminals.
ipetI bel oteier gar feline RdfrItoffe eer
gPaispflan3e perloreu ecben.
SRI. 3. 81. in 3, Riun. Gin
rInluer'nIfut or fir Singpoqcl if foIecus
beS: Sasierbe beitebt aus Stptl 3beiI.n
geldabten Ytohren mo l SbeiI in
Gaier 9equeiltem 8cibbrot; ooer ans
in Tilh getpcihter Semmel ODER Ger
itcngriiee. Inter beioc Sutterarteu. fanm
NUN uup aHtetleuelet mo Hteeilpurltlcr
miidcu.
Sobn &, in 81. On - @enu lpir int
6''tf nit u%rIcrcr 8ari,nur1,t gu Sare
limb unb Die @%artenoerdtbe beiIeitc tel
len, 10 geihebe bies uidt cher. ais bis
ale 9riineIih gereinigt. oon M ibneu
BARTENDER @rbe bcfreit uno oroeutIit
eiTlgefcttet ODER aeolt, no~tbigsnfaus aud
NIT einem Nuitrif CeIfarbe periebcu
lino. Yer gar uidts anoeres sir Sauo
bat .bepinieIe feline Spateu, 9odcu. gi.
'enrcden uItu. tpeniaiteuS nit etlpns ros
lem Yetro! I'M. Sas hat id;91 picI @ins
terfeuhtigfeit ab. @efcr lit Gin Ieihter.
S%beeraufitrid. Wogeuidmiere ODER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
&einbeit nmb 3rodenbeit iino bebinst

Nur gar3 trodene unb gut
BON anbaftenoer eroe g~eiduberte Scar.
toffeln biirfen eingelagert Derber ;
benn ipern Die &~artoifeln 5u NAB ootr
SIT ifmusia eingeIasert peroen. emit
midelt iid iebr ifneG cine 81 eroBe
Sise i'm Gartoffelbaifen. Die an
Den &noaen baftenoe gr6e Itopft Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

Ell ri6tig eineeIa.
eerten Sartof-
felu ioaten Die
SerluSte I'M GerIou.
fe oes 3inters
nid)t mebr oils
5 Sro5ent aus
made 8ei gang
por3iisliher 4uf.
%befpabrung ioa.
ten fie uidlt mehr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

midlung ser SorItpirtbif)nft nit
alien, mas oa5u geb0rt, ongeIegen
icin Idbt. Sic empfiehIt oa3 Nilnu
sen BON sc emorial g d II :
nj c n, 3. +. bon @Gumen 3ltr Crime
ring an beocuten0e MGnner 10 altt
nie an Die BON @erpanoten mtA
6relnoeu. Sic hofit camit Der Of
ocmcinen Nnforitung i'm 2onOe Gor-
ihub 3rt leiIten. oeitn Nurf oiaa
@oumpilan5en miro her erite Shritl
Qctbon, Der sur Grfenntnif oe8 @cr
Ties uno ser Notbnenoiafeit ein3r
notionoIcn Ioritpirthifoft. hie heu
0omcn peroient. fiibrt. Ser Sc
oonfe 1T, mie Qeiaqt. Ser eifrjQitcr
Torocrung nertb, 8ie nit unieren
@oloidl1ben gepiiitct morhcn II
fam MIR Der bcurtheilen, scr oas
geieben bot, Der Die 8egenben fennt
Die anfnngs Der iieb3iger Sabre htn
herrlifiten Qoubmolo trIigen itn6 o.
heltte NderbniiflGfen nit filmmerli,
den @rnten oariteaen, ODER ginooc
bcTtanoen nit @uih nlo @eItriipe
Ser @oIoreidthiim zines 2nnoes y
ME elm 8uthabeu in Der gonf
Won fam niht INNER fort fopor
3ieben, ohne nel,e8 @eIo 5u oeooni-
rem. Ter @oIoreihthum erif6pi'
lid geifieht niht5 fir Die anpflon'
sung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
Rationale SoritwirtbIfaft cine Grfor
bernif.
bernis.

Cine rationale SorItpirtbidaf'
1T feline WobregcI, Die Dem SolJ
iGner, Dem Sol3 . 6nbrifantc.l
uno Dem Sol3nr6eiter 5ugi,te fomnt
Ionbern Der qon3en 0otion. &c III
Die bodite Belt, 6ob ettpos geid)iebt,
I'M ben ihneQ if~tDinoenoen Reit IN
ierer @oIoid)dtc Su erbolten. o6er
cod fir Grint oieier ourh groB3ii
qi9e RaBregeln 81 iorger. 9ic
3otfroge nab goubol5 ous olIcr
Theilen Der Welt ipiro NIT benz ab
ihIub oes Sriebens un6 Der 8ieocr.
oufnobme Der SonoeIsbe5iebunQen
GROCER iein. 6enn ie 5uoor. Die
@rt Der SoI3fduer uno Die Sdgen Der
SGqemilbGen rcr0en fpie nod ME oen
itehenben @oIo berniftcu. oenn Die
0reiie fir SoI3 iino bod un6 - je.
Der Wal6befiter min 8elS MAIDEN.
Tob iie 6urd1 ole riidiiftsIoie @nlb-
oerpiiitung. oenn an cine oone Nus
niibung 6eS geidaten SoI5es 6enft
man heutsutn9e fnum, Die gonae IN
tion ihGoiqcu, fommt benz Gelfit'
iiiftiqen nift in ben Sinn. Or
iob 6urh 4npfInnBung muir arId1af.
ion ner6en. un6 rem aud oos
Fflnn,en pon Ge6dttuifb1umen Der
hurf Die 8nl6DerniiIfunq onaeriGI-
teten Shahen nift enffernt aut me-.
den fam. 70 If rs bod immerh;r
cine Ser 8eitrebungeu, Die auf Den
rehten @eg flbrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

5dlmierfett, mie es gum S4uieren Ssr
automobile p~eripenoet niro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05
ltutcridlieb Der Gicr.

&ber u1th Der llnterihieo in Der
GrnIit0t ser Gier 1T BEL BEN Ieihten
un6 ihneren Roiien elm beoeutenopr.
es 1T Gi ourhous nift ei. lie
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
Eully Complied.-A MinOt Resident
Furnished 1t.

There are few items which appear
TN this paper more important to Nj
taot people than the statement pub
aished below. In the first place, it is
irazn a citizen of Minot and can be
abercughly relied upon. In the second
place, it indisputably proves that
Deans Kidney Pills do their work
thoroughly and not temporarily. Read
this carefully:
5ohn A. Botz, ST., retired farmer,
SIT Conrad ST., says: ~ overlifted
and strained my Kidneys, causing
shem to act irregularly and l had at
sacks ~ backache, headaches and Sc
were dizzy spells. l was obliged to
get up several times during the night
and got very little rest. Doan's Kid-
sner Pills had been used with such
1eJd RESULTS in my family that got
u Box. They cured all the pains and
g,ee my kidneys in good shape
Frice 60c, at all dealers. Don't SIM
s,sy ask for a kidney remedy-get
Beans Kidney Pills-the same thai
sMr. Botz had. Foster-Millburn Co.,
sAsgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
Former Independent Printer Was a
Member of Princess Pats.

Sergeant F. E. Woodland, of the
famous Princess Pats regiment, who
has been fighting in France since Sep
TENDER, 1916. was in Minot Saturday
with his English bride, enroute to Sid
ney, Mont, to visit friends. Sargt.
Woodland was employed as a printer
in the Independent office in the spring
of 1914 and we enjoyed an hours Wis
it with him.
He went across with the American
Legion. enlisting in Montreal. He
says that he enlisted not so much out
of patriotism, for the U. S. was not
yet at war, but because he wanted to
see what modern warfare was like.
He found out. He was wounded at
Vimy Ridge and lost the hearing in
one of his ears. eve had some mighty
good times, tho" he said. He was a
Sergeant in the Scout Shippers sec
ton and had some narrow escapes.
He was a member of the guard of
honor at the marriage of Princess Pa
tricia to Commander Ramsey, which
occurred in London, at Westminster
Abbey. He met little lady himself in
London, where he wooed and won her,
bringing her back on the boat which
carried him across. The trip back was
something fearful he said The Sar-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
GARRISON MINISTER
WEEDS WARD CO. GIRL
Rev. Arnold II. Grumm and Miss Es-
ther Blume Exchange Vows at
Lynch Church Sunday After
noon.

The marriage of Rev. Arnold H.
Grumm, pastor of the Lutheran church
at Garrison, N. d., to Miss Esther
Blume, was solemnized at the Luther
an church at Lynch, Sunday after
noon at three o'clock, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. w. H. Hart
man, pastor of the Lutheran Evan
gelical church of this city. A large
number Of the friends and relatives
Of the couple assembled at the church
and the ceremony was one which will
not be forgotten in long time. The
couple were attended by Rev. P. Leu
ders of Edgeley, N. D., and Miss Marie
Frost, Of Fort Dodge, Ia.
The bride was charmingly gowned
and carried white roses and Lilies of
the Valley.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Blume, just east of the church,
and the wedding dinner was served at
six o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Grumm, after spend
ing a few days at the Blume home,
will leave for Garrison, where they
will be at home after June 1.
The bride has resided IN Ward
county for the past seventeen years.
Her parents settled on homestead
north Of Minot at that time and the
Blume farm became known as one of
the model farms in Ward county
The bride grew to womanhood in this
county and by her charming, unas-
Stunning manner, won host of friends.
Rev. Mr.. Grumm, the groom, is a
popular minister of the gospel. He
was born in California, and studied
in a theological college at St. Louis,
coming to North Dakota three years
ago. He has made very favorable
impression on those he has met in this
vicinity. The couple have the best
wishes of ALL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
HORSE NOTICE

Hector, the imported Belgian stall.
dion, will go over the same route north
and northwest Of Surrey and south
and southeast of Surrey, as covered
East season.
TERMS-$2OOO to insure a live
sslt, Will not be responsible for
accidents.
have also purchased big Nam
moth Jack, standing Is hands high,
has a nine inch bone and is real
Draft Jack. Terms-$2O.O0 to in
sure a live colt. l purchased this
Jack from B. w. Elders. This Jack
will make the season at my place
y mile south and two miles east of
Surrey.
A-f7t4 D. E. BENNELL.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. d. j. Gallagher. Rector
Sunday. Nav A. 1919

Rev. u. j. Gallagher. Rector
Sunday. May 4, 1919
Holy communion at a. m.
Holy communion and sermon at
1O:45 a. m.
Sunday school at IL noon.
Evening service and sermon at 8.
Service and instruction every We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Sunday School Notes
Mr.. H. f. Shearn is in charge of
our Adult Bible Class and extends a
cordial invitation to adults wishing to
join Bible Study Class.
Mrs. Eva B. Ely has kindly volun-
teered her services to train our Sum
day School children to sing our beau
tiful church hymns.
our Sunday School Treasurer, her ex-
perience is of great assistance to
our Sunday School.
We are fortunate in securing Miss
Irene Hawley as secretary, Of our
Sunday School, her work is always
neat and accurate.
The Rector assisted by well train
ed teaching staff will greet your chill
dren every Sunday morning, place
them in their proper grades and en-
deavor to impose to them that re-
| ligious training is essential in after
| life and especially in this, our new
! day.
| A cordial invitation is extended to
all to worship with us and visit our
| Sunday School.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01
MEETS DEATH IN

Az III ACClDGNl
Fargo, N. D., April 30.-Mrs. Maud
Burleson, clerk at the Fargo Drug
company, COS Front street, who left
Fargo two weeks ago this morning
on vacation, was killed in an auto
accident between Bottineau and Over
lily, N. D., Friday evening, according
to word reaching Fargo. Details Of
the accident are not known.
| When Mrs Burleson left Fargo
she stated to friends that she intend
ed going to Kensal or Cooperstown.
She was about 80 years old and en-
| Ployed at the Fargo Drug store from
| last October.
! Mrs. Burleson's husband Howard
Burleson, is with the 88th division in
France, which is scheduled to leave
soon for the United States. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Erick-
son, are residents Of Cooperstown.
Mr.. Burleson's parents live at Ken
sal, it was stated this afternoon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01

IN HAVING LINOLEUM
laid it is best to have our ex-
pert measure your floor, then
after selecting the pattern
you desire, we can intelli-
gently quote you a price. Our
telephone number is 266.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01

geants and the officers travelled sec
ond class; privates steerage, and wo-
men fourth class. Fifty thousand
Canadian soldiers married English
brides.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-01

WHEN YOU HEAR A SON
ora there is no doubt in your
mind as to whether you should
own photograph. The ques-
ton is (Which instrument shall
we buy?" The only jury which
heard and tested the various
monographs at the Panama
Pacific Exposition awarded the
highest score for tone quality
to Sonora. This jury was
composed of professional must
clans. When 70 uhear the
Sonora you at once realize that
it is a remarkable advance in
the art Of sound reproduction
and that it is incomparably good.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
j. GORDON JONES SHOOTING
EN- UP FOR WOODMEN NOW

The Georgia delegation at the ma
rional Woodmen's convention in
Chicago has named ]. Gordon Jones
as head of the delegation and the full
delegation is there now busy repre-
senting their state in a great meet
ing of members of the order.
Word comes back that the Texas,
Mississippi, Florida, North and South
Carolina delegations gave the Geor-
gians a rousing time in the lobby of
one of the big hotels during the
meeting and the Cordele man got
three cheers in right snoopy spirit.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
WENONA REVIVAL
WIDENS in POWER
REV. MR.. NARROW is PREACHING
FINE sERMoNs

The weather is in no way break
ing into the attendance upon the
revival which is now under way at
the Baptist church in Wenona Rev
Mr.. NARROW is preaching fine ser
mons and today some 120 persons
could not get into the building. 1t is
an unusual manifestation and the
meeting promises to be a. very pro-
fitable one.
The topic for tomorrow will be "The
Two Meanest People ill., The Wennona
Community" Those who hear this
sermon will be surprised and delight
ed. Rev. Mr. NARROW is conducting
mems meetings and special meetings
for the ladies in such manner as to
arouse the greatest interest.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
ROME MAN HORRIBLY
MANGLED BY TRAIN
Believed Gibby Started to Hang Him.
self, but Chose Another Death.

Believed Gibby Started to Hang Him
self, but Chose Another Death.
Rome, Ga, July 2O.-Lying with his
head across one rail and his feet
across the other, James Gibby, farm
er residing three miles from Cave
Spring, was run over and his body
horribly mangled by a train on the
Southern Railway Friday afternoon a
Vans Valley, a small station in this
county. Before the train could be
brought to a Standstill, it had struck
Gibby and dragged him to the oppo-
site end of the trestle, death resulting
instantly.
A rope and crocus sack, some dis
lance away, gave evidence that Gibby
had been blowing in his field near by
earlier in the afternoon. 1t is the
opinion that the unfortunate man
chose that method of suicide, after
he had cast aside the rope and sack
with which. they theory was advanced
he intended hanging himself and
jumping from the trestle Gibby was
a farmer, and is survived by survived
by his wife and four children.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
MADE POLITICAL ENEMIES
LAUGH AT OWN LEADERS
old TIGER LEADS FIGHT
Won Applause of Opposing
Faction in Chamber Ad-
dress Today.

Paris, July 29.-Premier Clemen-
ceau, who won for his cabinet vote
of confidence late yesterday in the
Chamber of Deputies, emerged from
the conflict stronger than the test
vote showed. The final vote of conf
dence on the resolution approving the
governments declaration of policy
showed majority of hundred and
thirteen.
Clemenceau directed his own fight
All the ministers weer on the govern.
ment bench and the Chamber was
crowded The premier won applause,
even from the opposition and made
points in his address that caused some
leading opponents to laugh at the
members of their own party.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23

j. N. KING BECOMES LOCAL
DISTRICT AGENT EQUITABLE

j. N King, local representative for
Swift & Company, today accepted an
appointment as district agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
He will conduct this business in con-
nection with his other work Mr. My
matt of Columbus. general agent, a
teacher for II years in the Columbus
schools, is here today in connection
with the new appointment. He will be
busy placing new agencies for several
days.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
10000 AMERICAN
SOLDIERS TAKE
FOREIGN BRIDE
SPECIAL REGIMENTS MARRIED
MEN ARRANGED
"A WAR DEPT. POLICY
Those Coming Home Are
Being Assigned Regular
Places in Camps.
A WAR DEPT. POLICY

Washington, July 23-Special regi
ments, composed largely if not en-
tirely of married men, probably will
result from the War Department poll
cy announced today regarding the dis.
position of regulars who are returning
to this country with French wives.
Orders have been sent commanding
officers at debarkation points to trans
fer such men an dtheir wives to Forts
Oglethorpe, Ethan Allen and Meyer
when they belong to the cavalry and
to Madison Barracks, New York, in
case of infantrymen.
Official estimates are that twenty
thousand American soldiers have been
married to foreign brides.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
OVER THREE MILLION
TROOP SDISCHARCED
RECRUITING MEN TO TAKE THE
PLACE OF SHIP CREWS.

Washington, July 23.-Demobiilza-
ton is progressing satisfactorily, it
was announced today. More than
three million and sixteen thousand
men have been discharged since the
armistice was signed. There are stIli
seventy thousand enlisted men of the
reserve force on duty
Most of them are aboard transports
and they will be released as rapidly
as recruits are obtained Recruiting
is more encouraging but both Atlantic
and Pacific fleets are still shorthand
ed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-23
WILSON TALKS
over SHANTUNC
SENATORS
WILSON m NOT PROPOSE
SOLUTION
TRIED TO TURN JAPANESE
France and England Bound
by Agreements of Their
Governments to Japan.
TRIED TO TURN JAPANESE

y Washington, July 23.-Conferences
with the Republican senators were
continued today by the President. The
Senators on the visiting list were
Page, Sterling, Mclean and Newber-
ny. The Presidents condition contin-
ued to improve but he is still weak
Inquiry at the White House today
concerning the published reports OF
the Shantung provision was thai
President Wilson's personal solution
4 of the problem had brought neither
confirmation nor denial and only the
Statement that no commetn would be
made. e. n
Senators who discussed the matter
with the President however, stated
they had not been given to understand
that President Wilson proposed the
Shantung provision as a solution OF
the problem, but that he found HIM
self unable to convert the Japanese
delegates to any other view.
81 The senators said they had been
(. told that Clemenceau and Lloyd
aGeorge represented to President Will
I. sokn,S that they were bound by agree
me pits Of their governments with ia
paf and that if the Japanese were
to be converted to any other views,
the President himself would have to
undertake it. y 1t was futile, the sen
ators said they were told.