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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Gmunlalaisten luierailn @irusia

Sum luonloloinen retfifitnta bel.
milf. 81 pnG ioopui 8iroSia Sallin.
noan oil it'd ipastasio ipirolaiiia
'itpleereiH jottn iaattoiipot len jGie.
net &illtnilen 2eijonon botelliin.
Selnlif. % y. olfohpot nelllpotte.
Int Gstoniosla. &oforflen omoIi
Siron fauppa- ia teolliiimsnliniste-
ri Sonslont jofo tefi ielfoa Iiron
faupan ia teolliiltuoen npfpiiest1 ti-
loSto, blonlaltttuen niitten ololla
apallitlelpasta fonotieSta ief1 nert.
mottellijen torfoitutieSto. 9SuDee.
Teen mastali iuonlaloiien lGbetpsfitn-
nan jobtaio, iniinoori g. sc. S. 8il-
ionen iofa fifth apiroloiiia Iloma.
laiiille lGbetetpstG flttlusta Ioaplta
Siroon iefG loitiiti toilpontuflen, ct
t1 neltluottelut jobtaiiiipat oootettiii-
bin titIofIiin.
Senpebopspitbeitten idIfeen lpie.
reiIesid ialisio tariottiin oonliaiiet.
SilaiiuioesIo oliipot lGsnG faitppa-
ia teolliiiuisnlinisteri Sansion ia
foitppaltinisterin oplllainen Sacfion.
@ritpiiesti bGntmGstptti ilomoloiiia
raipinnon rltniaits, ioIlaista bc ei.
au1t fotilnanslaon oinafoon piiteen
puoteen olleet nGbneet.
Siunilttni iltano olitpat Iiron
liifentiesntaailnan eouStajot iGries-
t1neet illollilet &on1mers.botelliin.
8iron ballitltfien eorstoiina oliipot
illollililla fal1ppa- ja teolltiiutsnti.
nisteri S6nSIoh ia iafioIoiien fam.
6nllilult0en nlinisteri &ocf. Iubei.
ia pitiluGt ironloIoiSten pnolelta
rebtori &posti SGripineny tri ,9oitbi.
ipltori, tri Seiffi &ernpolL, rofen.
nitsmestari gt. GSfola ia netlGnbois
toja &. &esterinelL jofo publli lpi-
rotii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
8emSjGllG iuunsittaina olleet ameri
falaiict iaapnneet SnumecrL

Sitfbolmo, bubtif. = 9lmerifor
OtuotIisio oIefpon l6bettildin gselior
WeorriIin on Iopusiofin onnistltniti
ioooa @enGjGIlG woneittitina piOd'
tetpt flluii 9[merifon oIamuista wa'
pautetutii ia iooprtiipot be toisIc
periontaino Wtosfoipasta SeriioelIe
SuonieSio. $e ppot foiffi bDpGsic
poinniso ia on beiodn eoeIlecn titr'
ipoomiiestoon buoleboittii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

Sisfeiiet @osbinetoniin inapllnect
tieoot oipat ploittu1leet ett1 iotoir
tmualliiuuoesta poiffeapoo OH tee
feill1 Suonlcn ia @enGjGn ludlhel-
Ia raioienoullo. SuDtif. II pmo
iImoitetiin Sufbolnusta ettd linne
SeniingistG iaaprlneioen tietojen
nlufaon oil Suomen pGGlilinisteri
lotIlinut eousfilrlnosla eiitetpn m1-
lifpIpnlDflen joboosta ettG Suomel-
la ei ollut oifomnstn iefoontitd gSee
n1i6n iiiGiiiin oiioibin. SomoiSlo
tie0oisia, ioioen tooenperdilDpttd CT
fllitenfoon ole ipabpistettit eoelleen
ferrottiin ettG ioliffo Suonen ipa-
puoebtoiIiu oil nennpt 8en1iGn ro-
ian Mi 2ootogon pobjoisjuolello
, tarfoitlttlella tltripotn Suonen etlI-
ia SSt1.&arjoIasin, etttr bubitia me-
riiistG taisteliiiSta on olliit liiffeeI-
IA ia ettd punofortiIoiiet olilpnt tltl.
leet SuoInen puolelle SDrsfplGn fp.
ldsid, Solmin pitGidsii, rpbtpen
iiellG nulr6oannon ia polttonnal.
Goiiisio tieooisIo on ferrottli ettd
6oli6eipit oliiipat patottoneet iuo-
noloiiet perGptpntGGn rojon tootie
Sanoers i1mpen ieit6ullu, OlonetIin
pobioispuolella. Sieoonortojen TO-
oenper1iippoen puoIesta nGpttdd pil-
blapan ie ettd Iitiiria pafolaisjouf-
TO ilntoitetaan titbuaileipan Sta.
Garialosta Suonten puolelle iotaa
pafoon. Scum ipielG ottao ltfitiin
ZEN ettG Suonlen urr1eijna olloan
iGriestGnGsi1 teboiiaIle ia liotto-
iuaIle iotafonnaIle, mifdIi miralli-
Iesti OH ilrtoitettit ia rajan tatano
oIelpien iuonialoisten ia mendldis-
ten plnaisten Suoini4tpastoiiet bdns
feet ia toimenpiteet in fapindpeb-
feilnt, min poiooan tilnnnettd Quo
men ia @endiGn mdIiIeIId raiaieu-
ouIla pitdd ielIoiieno ettd iiiben moi
iiidItpd erindiIid nlabooIliIiulfIio,
iosfadn ei nuriinninen iooonfSpnti
9sendidd mastdn min fliitenrin ra'
ioIeiioun tebofog tiiripaonineh io-
ia MOI ioDtan iuOnrutuisten jonffoien
Idbettdmifeen roian taafIe ettd ros'
woIoimoien toiutinta iootoiiiin ter
ia faiffiaan Iopetetiiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
gSaifea iaaoa tpomoimua farmeille'

Boibington, = Sliolinlotto Tito
ett1 tnomoirlou OH liifoa monelln
Seubullo, oipot gbopspaltoin tpon-
nGlitpstoiuiston pritpfiet iaoho riit-
tGlp6sti tpolGiiiG far!neille ofpttai'-
t1neet epdonnistimcifli iultririnlofli
oIofii, nlainitoon tpooeportenlerttin
tGn6an julfaiiemosin tieootnflcsla-
SiinG moinitaon ettd tieoonannot
80 foilpllngisto nioittalpot t9otto'
nppstilunteen DonlotIomost; paran'
tuneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Sapanin ia s,lbpsuoitain irbteet

Sofio, - 8oiffo lanonoleboet
tllornitIelpot g(merifoa ia omerlto-
Ioilia topobtlnlier ia oliotoen teDt'
tnsten iobooSto SiperioSlo, &oreaS.
6o ia &iinosIo leinlaolpot anlerlta'
loiiet itfeffGifii ia nlfofullptnltlt'
olpot tlltfinluflet ooittoleet eta iuo'
fopon1pio oiplomoatilia tp'oInpt'
ii1 ei g6bpsnpoltoin ia Snpolltn ma
liIl1 ole olemosia. Siperiasla MIS-
i'd ioitafin eriuieliippfiid febittD1
gbopsnpoltoin ia Sapanin palile'
ndpttaipGt ndrnd fofii maato totllll'
pan tdtd npfpG taboellilesid lopil'
Ioinnusio, tporiinfin nitd trlee OF
perian rortatien fontrolleeraoil'''
6een. slsfeistG tapabtltmoo Gler
SIinisfd jopanilaisten ia ancrtta'
[oisten wGlilIG Ell pibetd len aripot'
lena ettd ie poili iobtoa nttntaon'
loiiiin ielffoitfIiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
llniia lailtpia liittontnneille

ssusbinstOns = siittoutuneillc
on nponnettp itltIia laincic ieurau
ruosti' 5ltiir91ritonniulIe 100 mil
joonau ooIlari& 9tuuanialle 5 mil
joonoo ia Ser6iaIle 26S,000 oolla'
ria. aaiffiaar} on tGbGn rennesid
liittoutitneille loinottu 9.t3S, ,S29,'
900 oollaria, Sultr8ritannian laa'
oesiu 4,236,OO0,OOO bollaria, gtu'
manion 2O,OOO,OO0 oolIoria ia Ser.
bion 27,26S, 900 boIlorio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
snnnnsta,uat Smsfim ballitnfiem

gSoibineton, - Slillrta ntielen'
fiintoa olpat berGttdneet t1fdlailislo
miralliIsla piireisiG Sontoosta lao'
ptneet pfiitpistiebot, ioiSio on IL
nloitettll ettG Suilr- -9rittannio.
saansfo, Sstalio ia Obopsapallot ai'
folpot titnnustda Onstt Daliitnf-
fen ei-bolibeipifiien 8endjan ndli-
oifoiiefii ballitufiefii fobta finn rail'
borIopinlus OH allefirjoitetth ia zen
nhtepteen fullitpat pflitpisfoboat
iootu lpalmiitli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
@afa,pia tDDrettel0itG 9iansfasia ja
Staliasia

Yoris, biois4Stoliasia on IL
mennpt mofaipio tpom1enretteloitG.
Wtilonosio, 9olognosid, Sitrinosla
ia @emtosIa oipot tpolGiief nenneet
"a tllnnin pleiSlofoon. 8orbois
iennin tGlI1 miifolln tapubtui Wi-
lonosia pDteenottojo ioiiolistien' ia
ei4IoIioliStien mGlillG, ieuraitfIella
ettG nelji benfiloG TAI iilrmotio ia
lIeito baomoittri. Sotiloat palultt-
tilpnt iGriestpfien.
SpoauGenretteIoitG on mpos ub-
faontoSia Seinen beporteneittisia,
Hansfasia. Honsfat tpoipGenliitto
on pGGtt6npt juIiSton pleislofon tout
fof. 1 p:n6 liiton obielnlan bptpGf-
iptpfii pofottaniien joboosta. $500
tiinltfIiin fitltlitlt fnboeflon tlinnil
tpopGtpG politillisten ponfien orr
nobtonlinelL 8enGiGn iGttGnlinell
roitbonn, piiritpStilm ia perustits-
loilliSten tnfauSten pulouttan1inen.
Sos bollitltS ia tponontoiot eip1t
nGitG mnotinlltfiio bppGfIpiii fulfil
pletSloffo olenloon ielraufieno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
SuouuIaiIiIIe ntaato 8irosio polf.
fiofii ltrhooLIiiltlOestoon.


fiofli urDoolliiituoestoon.
|SGn buouaittti eritpiieSti Iiitd,
miten IitonloloiSten iotilrien Girolle
atttama atuitstits ON IabertGnpt ipi-
rOlnilio 10 ilonoiloiiio. Smaontotta
fltItaa ia bopeoa OF @iron bollitus,
polfitofleen iitomoloiIio, litnannlt
iirboolliiintmille ntoato, ia fun me
tieoGnlne, ett1 len moan puolesta
OH toisteltu 700 ipuotto, oIooiuot
Suomen iotirt otttao tGlle lobiaIle
Zen oifedn orapor. Sirolotsten piio-
lesta pitbiiiipot ntiristerit SSonSSon
ia &ocf. 8iimefiimoinittu pubiti
pGbentntistofo ofoitioIliiiutfiien puoles.
ia. Somaslo tiloiiltuoeslo tebtiin
iiomalaisten Iiifemiesten puoIeIta
ebootlts fuiippoforfeofoltlitn perits-
tontiiefii @iroon, ioto iporten Iito.
molaiiet ponttpot fesfltitoeslaon toi.
meen robonfer6pfIen. SGntG ber1t.
ii wiroIIaiiisia ntiti iitiirirta innos-
titsto ia mpOsfin be pottiipot fes.
fitiioesioon toimeen fer6pfIen, iota
titotti noin $1,000 morffno. Suo.
moIoiiet pddttipdt iotfoo iporoien
ferddnistd ptroloisto foiippaforfea.
foiiIua iparten fotimoosioon. @ol.
tion oittoutobiiIeiIIn, iotfa fofo oian
oIipot iromoloisten fdptettdtpisid,
oicifpat be iIlonfpietosta ofuntoibin-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Stalia eSelleen nbmaiIer Salmatian
2-% A :. itarannif-

2-2c Ehsa'' it0ronnif.
-.~vsuu tDlDnps on iaalputtanitt
bplpin friitilli6en osteen, misii t1p-
tpp piGstd pian pG1totieen pbocllG
tai toiiella tapaa, ia tebtiin p1Gtos
millainen tabanIa, oipat pafopot
iellrolflet naDoolliiia. &plpmpfies-
til alettiin liuoelleen fesfustelelnoan
Eariiin @olfeasia Solosia.
SStalian pG1ministeri ia ulfonli-
nisteri Sonnino oliipot molemmin
daapirpilla ilmoittoen ett1 Stalian
eousfllnnon mpolititesla fesfiwiiffo-
na beibGn tiptpp l1bteG &arilisto
mannantaina ia ettG beillG tGptpr
ola mornat tieoot iiitG mitG 9(ori.
anmeren tilanteen fonsia titlloon te.
fenlGGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
@apanbcm lainafamppailm alfanm

8oibington, bubtif. 21 b. = I'd
ilG1n olfoi ballitiiflenlme wiioes pa
paltoenlainafanlppailu. &dmd npi
fGpnnislG oleipu 8oitto s8apnuoeil'
lainofanlppailu alfoi ilnlan mitGqr
eritpiientp1G fiiboitltsta ia obotetaar
ien pGGttwpGn tlilofliitlla ndboen pb
t1 loistolpasti fliin eoelliStenfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Safialainen inbmariini iaapMnnt
9eeiu Yprfiin

Seem Oorf. = Safiolainen iub
moriini ll.1t1 iaapui tdfGl. iata.
moan mime laltantai-iltana Sofian'
feiiarilliien lipun liebuesia maStoS'
ioan' slmerifan t1btilipun ella. @e-
benolaista tulloon fdpttdmGGn 'poit'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pulme'
litfieSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

tinlinen oil tdnlGn jdIfeen alfamlt.
Sopiettibollitlitien toinleenpane-
pa neinposto Wtilncbenisia on i11-
tGnpt ettG fallpungiSia OH riittmpGs.
ii bplpiq aiintoia, iotfa flliiiinuut
moraffoille benfiloille ia fopbem-
pien ei tarlpitle tebo1 nurita fliin
mennG ia ottaa ne pfiinfertaiIesti
baltuunia. Sanomalebtien ilnlestb-
mistd ei Wluncbenisia enaG pi0ctG
tarpeellilena.
&ontnrniStien ionotaon oiesto.
nan tltbanIia menGldiiiii iotalponfe-
ia, iotfa Gsfettdin laSfettiin lpapaif-
ii impiettiballitlttlen m11rGpfiestG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24

febittpnisten aifato Yariiin raii.
banfonferensiisia rpbtphp1t ne oil
farasti tltonlitienlaan pddrniste 3
objelnaa, ia tGlnGn joboosta nj 4
tGipGt lniesten mGlit menneen autta.
nlattontasti riff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Slobb George ia SuurSi NorScliff'
iptajnlnlla

Sontpo, = HG1ministerin pifa-
fGpntistd SontooSia ia pubeestoan
parlementin olabhoneesia on oIIuf
ieiraitfiena aipoin iooanf6prti Sltur
@ritanian baIlitiifien iobtoian 9lopo
@ecrgen ia maan buornattatpimmon
ianomalebtifustartojo Iooroi Noro.
clitfen p1liIIG.
2ooroi gtor6cliffe, GGrettontGn
funnionbimoinen bertfilo, iofn fop-
bGstd ia aIboiiesta ntiebestd fobofi
fitfeioen ponnistitsten faiitta oie.
noanlo Sitlr.8ritontiot iiturirt-
pien ianomalebtien fustantaiano,
ipoifutti iooon aifano ipoltofunnan
politician iitiirentmosio ntG6rGsid
fitin on ofattu usfoafaon, SGnen
ionotoon olleen fen filisiien tafoi-
fen ipoimon iofo 'oifoonioi pd6ni-
nisteri 9(sqititbin boIIitiifien fitfis-
titntiien ia 2Iopo @coreen poIitIe-
mifen bolIitiifien iobtdiofii.
gortbcIiffen ionontoIeboet ,pIeen-
I'd fartnnttitpat 2Iop6 @eoreea io-
oan aifana, ntiitta dsfeisten diioioen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
glIcma Snomcn rajalla fun bplibe'
iuifeille nbfaauafii

Ealonpoifien fapinOito jatflu'
l5imbirsfislq ia OlonetIin pitdjds'
III GdlfinnlGinen iiiaitiee Sautofall
foillispiiolello, Std-&arjolasio, Sun
men ia SenGjGn mGliielld raiallo,
ollen Snlmin rajapit6iG). 2outtoiil-
toia rnfentetaan 9seipajoen ph Eie-
torin plGpuolello min ett1 jos Sro-
men rojolle oleipnn bolibelpifien nj
oeti1nnen ornteijan t1ptpiIi per1p-
tpd, ie motif pGlttd1 Yietarin ia
p61stG gtifolain ralitotielle Obllg-
bolpon aiemon llona. jofa OF 10
luirstou etelGGn Bietorista
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
Tlint merfitii pinntenia iuiioesiG
tnnnisia

Stint, Wiicb., bubtif. q p. =
slintin fallpltnfi ionfa fofo oilniS
8opoubenlainasia tefee $3,'
516,9S1, merfitii iiitd laltantoina il
$3,5OO,O0O, eli neltein fofo inni'
man.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
| Ssaistcn Observation-Disclosures

2ontoo, Il 2afi naisten pbteis-
fl,nnollistllttqnliieSto 2uoteiss@enG
|jGlld OH fltlhottll pboesiG monfun-
nasia, fun pleiner ntielipioe nolii
moinlaffuoSti iitG mostustamaan,
mitdti 2ontopieen EufboIntm fautta
iaapnneisia ticboiSia ferrotaor Sla-
oilnirin failpllngin fomis'nri on
nt1GrGnnpt molitt@pofii naiiiSto TO-
foonpamuln fpmisionin, ionfa on
rpbopttilpG toinlittanldon tittfimlis,
ia lain Observation-Disclosures
jobooSto ia ahnettd.po Iiit1 nltctin.
t6.J,G. SSaifaainen iulpietti OH Dp-
quGfipnpt foniisiorin toimenpitccn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-24
solmas pnnuillafc6bas SampereelIc

\ Siutren pitinuillotebtaon perlsto-
misto norten SontpereeIIe on Iiife.
mics 9ufreo @iIianen SeTiingistG
tieousteIlitt Sampereen fnupitngin-
tpoItiiustoIto teboasoIiteen Iiioiuut-
tuttisbintoia SotonpGn oIueeIta ia
idbfotpoimon ioontio.
x
Gnpmalaiiet ia fiimnlaiiet taistelleei
Iiittpntitneita iunstaan
$nbtifiiim 8 p. iluioitetaon Con.
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06
PARTNERSHIP Returns

Collector A. D. Watts of States
Vile, N. c., has the blanks for part
narshiD returns and will be glad to
send them to all who apply for
them He has not a list o partner
ships ard it viii be necessary for
appG2ati IN to be made to him fer
blanks.
Under the present Revenue Law
it is the duty Of al partnerships to
make returns, but as partnerships,
they do not pay taxes. 1t wou,d
be well foI all partnerships to I'M
mediateiy apply TO the Collector fer
these blanks, as the time for # ,ng
re5urns expires on June 18th, af,er
which time penalties will be exact
ed for failure 10 file returns.
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06
I. B. COWAN APp0|NItD
ATTENDANCE OFFICER

AT joint meeting Of the county
colpmssloners and the county board
OF education, tuesday, Mr.. t. B.
CoWan, OF Webster was appointed
attendance officer, unrer the com
puiSory school attendance act of
the General Assembly, and welfare
olhcer OF the juvenile court. Mr.
CoWanS 5 duties will be to see that
the legislation relating to school at
tendance is enforced in this county.
and to be the officer of the Juvenile
court. Where he learns that the
parents or guardians of children
are unable to furnish the child with
necessary school supplies he will
arrange for them to be paid out of
the public fund.
The act provides that every child
in the state within the ages of s
and Is shall attend school for It
least six months in every year, and
that also all misdemeanors commit
ed by minors under the age of Is
shall be within the Jurisdiction of
the clerk of the superior court, who
is constituted juvenile court in
each county for that purpose.
Mr., CoWan will enter upon his
duties at once.
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06
SENATE l:' ADOPTS Equal
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Washington, June 4.-Actiop by
congress on equal suff-age-subject
OF a fight of forty years DURATION
ended late today in adoption by
the senate by vote of 56 to Is of
the historic Susan B. Anthony con-
stitutionai amendment resolution
The proposed amendment. adopt-
ed by the house by vote of 3O4 to
S9 May II. as the first act of the
new congress, now goes to the
states, ratification by the legisla-
ture of three-fourths of which is
required for its incorporation in
the federal constitution.
The roll call today showed two
votes more than the necessary two
thirds for the resolution. which was
drafted by Susan B. Anthony in
1875 and introduced by Senator
Sereent of California in 1873. Count
ing paired and absent members the
senate actually stood Sc to 80 for
he measure.
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06

to look upon these for the last time
Even the iron hearted Napoleon
said he loved the very smell Of the
soil Of his native Corsica.
Sometimes we speak in eloquent
terms of the glory that attaches to
the death Of a hero for his country
Genuine vicarious sacrifice is glori
Gus. Greater love hath no man
than this: that a man lay down his
life for his friend" 1t is equally
glorious to die for the oppressed.
The immortal Frenchman, Lafay-
cite, headed 4 few unselfsh patriots
and nobly assisted Washington in
delivering our colonies from the
tyranny Of German George Third,
but It remained for the Twentieth
Century to behold a Christian ma
ton of the first MAGNITUDE lay all
OF It's fabulous resources, men, mon
ey and time, upon the altar of Lib
erty in foreign cline, across three
thousand miles Of sea. Never be-
fore had the human race gazed
npon SO singular and sublime a
spectacle.
For the first time in history q
united nation threw itself in the
breach between the mailed fist and
the spirit o. liberty, that the latter
might co2tilEe to 1--we III tie world
without thought of the immemorial
rewards Of conquest. No nation
not Christian would have dared so
momentous an adventure. Indeed
you, soldiers, were actuated by the
first law Of life: self-preservation-
the perpetuation of our free institu-
tons from the thralldom of German
military cult in full operation, but
the motive that impelled you and
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06
COUNTY BOARD Of
APPRAISERS ORGANIZER

The County Board of Apprai sers
Tor Jackson county was organized
at the meeting of the board of
county commissioners Monday. Mr.
}. d. Coward of Cullowhee who has
recently been appointed to that
position by the State Tax Commits
sion is the County Supervisor, and
II. K. Snyder and former sheriff
James W. Buchanan were appoint
ed members of the revaluation
board and assistants to the SUPER
visor by the county commi ssioaers
Being recommended by the county
supervisor Dan Tompkins was ap
pointed clerk to the supervisor and
reValuation board by the county
commissioners.
The work which this board will
take up is provided for In an act
passed by the last General Assem-
Dly, the design being to value all
the property in the county and the
state at its true value. The super
visor and at least one other mem
Der OF the board will visit each
piece of real estate in the county in
order to be able to arrive at an
opinion as to the value of the prop
erty. The first thing the board will
Go is to mail out a questionnaire to
each property owner to be filled in
by him, and if all the property
holders will have these properly
fllled out and ready to sign when
the supervisor arrives it will save
much unnecessary delay as we'll as
considerable expense to the county.
The legislature does not intend
to increase the amount of the taxes
that are paid; but to put the pro-
perty holders of the state on an
equal footing as to the taxable val
ue OF the property. At present.
properties of equal value are listed
at glaringly unequal amounts on
the tax books i'll the state, and it is
to put the taxable property on a
more equit lble basis that this work
is to be done.
Mr.. Coward recently attended a
meeting of the county supervisors
OF the state who met with the state
Tax Commission and the Governor
IN Asheyille, at which time all the
work ahead was thoroughly dis
cussed and instructions given to
the county and district men by the
Tax Commission.
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06
WILLIAM ELSIE DILLARD
BY JAMES H. CATHEY

BY JAMES H. CATHEY
Read at NJ. E. Church South SYLVIA
N. c.
1t is not with unmixed emotions
that | approach the task assigned
me IN this program. | share in the
profound sadness of all who realize
that our young soldier is one of the
immortal number of unreturnine
dead; and at the same time | ex-
perlence a solemn satisfaction in
adding my poor mite to the sum Of
praise which he SO richly earned.
No one not occupying the position
of mother, father, brother or sister
can appreciate the poignant grief
and loneliness Of such passing as
that of our young hero.
Without solemn and deep le-
Election we shall fail to grasp the
awful significance Of death for any
cause or under any circumstances.
Our Savior himself dreaded death
as is shown by his agony and pray
er in Gethsemane.
Man has but one natural life. He
passes this way but once. The
tender ties,the familiar scenes of
this beautiful world are his to cul
tivate and enjoy. and they become
a part of his very life, his food and
his drink. All, the appeal of life IN
TIE bounding tide of youth with ali
of its manifold and mysterious re-
lations: The old home with her to
preside who is dearer than all the
world beside, the ancestral home
with its hedges of lockwood and
white pigeons futtering down." the
ancient oaks and smiling uplands
thoW it must tear the heart of youth
Jackson County journal., 1919-06-06

are those like Garibaldi, Kossutb
Lincoln Lee and our own ereat
resident, who exist in their physi.
cal Ooales, but in reality live out of
themselves and for all humanity
for all time.
10 briefly paraplrase Lincoln at
Gettysburg: 1T is for us, civilian.
aho soldiers. to be here dedicated to
the task remaining before us-tbat
rom our honored dead, we take in
creased devotion to the cause for
which ne gave the last full measure
OF devotion-that we here bisblv
resolve that our young friend and
comrade shall not have died in vain
ana that all nations, under God
snail have a new birth of freedom
ana that government of the peonle
tor the people and by the people
snail not perish from the earth"
Soldiers, it grieves our hearts thar
the hale and happy form of Elsie il
lett to sleep in FI;nders' Field,
"here poppies blow. but like the
young lover whose heart was in the
highlands chasing the roe. our
hearts are with our dead young lover
d human rights as he awaits the
blast OF the hero's reveille on soma
golden morning in Gods good time
II the war had continued there
would have been other gold stars on
mat white background. You have
been of all men the most fortu.
nate. You have come back f.
your native land and TO us
2lnost as from the grave You have
come back, most of you, strong and
nopeful and full of the joy of living
You come back home with some
Fhlne the Grecian, the Roman SOL
der with his chariot wheels laden
with material and human tropbies
never knew. You come back with
the best physical and moral health
OF all the soldiers of history.
Your personal conduct, your con-
Versatlon and intercourse mark Won
IS sons worthy of chevalier sires
You have shown the world that q
soldier can be a Christian and a
gentleman. We are proud of you
and feel reassured in the most live
and liberal prophecy of glorious
citizenship among us. While Won
were suffering from cold and hunger
or on the field of battle we suffered
With you, our hopes and prayers fol-
lowed you by night and by day, and
often sleep was stranger to u.s. but
now we have you and we are happy
Nay you never again have to Der.
form another such errand, but NAV
you ascend the Eastern side of the
bill Of life in prosperity and 90 down
the Western slope in peace.