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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
lotal s9o.245.
llnisrtr Nnihels.
san.745.tO

Tctte piitr at Ocruc elevator uoisrte
al no, I 9tortheru 6pcoe 96,5l6,90
@uibcl9 mere cno Sem mpotug. al Ro.
> Hortbtru 326,30s.9O mere enN ben
mootog Oh al Go. 3 ieuotc ocu no So
$3.50 9uibelS mere ems oeu toG imoo.
Yua iuntmc Gin var al 0pe0e al No. 4
nlr az "No @rnoc" og alt ~ "8eiectco"
0ocoe iom Zen bapoc mootdget i%oriplns
oct pud Ell uultiit Nn1oe ira Seu5 9iua
Ger.
TtSie Erdl5aitiouer / oeuue II eIe'
uutor ior oeuWe enc Seriooc al ire Mdd
MEIER gao 0cm Ell Hettuiorticueitc AZ
$50. 720 butItet uItiammeu nadr 8ct
ltltloe oRre Rei. Tube god I'll Sdrners
ne. &c bIco brtdlt Tor bcu meo en- SriS,
ioul for Ell luuert @rnoerlng. Zen Idm'
me 0ueoe bleu al eIeudiorcrue loIgtc
nil Yriier. iom for beierc @rdoer. meo
andre Crb. 0pcocu bauoe bItt unoer8ra'
ncret / eli uOritrtuing lom iorooIotc
| Sarmernc Ct Cab pao Ss3,720.
2eunc Sang bar lea bcntet min Stds
tiitii ira CT oiieutIimiott Document al
0r. Charles @bparo Ru5iel. 1triftet
beoer: On nuo ont OF the 0otc" og fors
tGuer on buoroau Observation-Disclosures
%mdnipulcrer pnu Nornmarteoet, hporceS
Sarmcrue blir ipnot for 0fiaiouer al
Dollars. 0r. NuSieI CT en- me8cp bc'
tienbt @ubliciit. 6du CT eu peroeusbe'
reult Mano % up0er itor anieelle / ale
arcole. 6an bleu al YrGlioent &iIlor
uonuUnt til at reiie' til 8usInno etter
al Ncuulutiouen brso no Der, Tor at uu'
oerie0c ,Sorbolnene pdd Steoct 90 mo
ienoe Gdpport til bom oa Dor Ne9lertnt
ON idmme. 0ou mdu ldalcoce oGre CT
Mauo iom itdar iii trpeuoc. Ndt Sr1i
iioent gSillou itple pad hans Cplpsuin.
ger. iaa gisr iee, % or. 6oiS buroe o9'
ioa tunne 0isre oet.
6udo iea bar oplplt ont Spinoel pnt
6ornmdrteoct CT bare c II lthen Sn,a9e.
bio pda, hpao Der 'oregddr Der. Si9ren
Sc Wuuipulutioner %fore8dar pda DC on
Sre Warteocr. boor gouoeus Hrooutte
for6anoleS AZ sc ~btotiIoGrenoe Scrre
opcr CmIrming % SoroeIiug al Sol
tets observation-disclosures.
Sigo. 8sopii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Sii &iartooier.

5iocU bette Sau0 Tom utco / NrisCn.
tar ner life prret glort uoBet meo Suos
iamling az SeuQer nj al lis5e Ct CrgeI
III Airten / 0iGrlouI. III Srepe ieg Ear
iuaet bleumefro hsrer ieg. az So!t ocrs
hismme or meget uieresieret ! at 'aa
c. Air,eorgeI. men Def oil toite ruuo.
5000 Nr. Gcret ,owmet Ino 1882. o.
9enler FOR et Har. S5.ts. lllt S1371S.
iaa bette Refer life laugl. Seq uor.
ser 5uroe rare uogeu Here, iom oil noe
til Sefte. Sea oil m mart ieHos Ben.
acre til SorWaneeu Sormauoi.Ibet,
Qirtil :. o1uBcn. Sea bdGbtr margC
nj ieuSc iuo lin @ave cuItu iii Inner,
tcautee eaer oireitc til Nit,iI :. ouus
gen. 0iGrtoal, Rorge.
{. IS. &clane.
&Urlbpooo. IA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
"Sticf TO it,"

Get sooe og pelmente Maoe til
Jnrmerc life at forlabe fine Sarn!e,
!jpor DC bar % er etabletfe, i6r al
poertaee Ell eaer onben "Sub"", Der
ION ie nofiaa brilliant no. iiicn alt.
for ofte bringer Sfuffelie, fun life
for ofte % for Interchangeable lGsees
frem for peofommenoe til olporlie
Spcrpcielie. Gnten Ell Sarnler eicr
Sarmcr, cler ban leier eler lobs.
Burger Den, er ban BOG en- 6orret.
ningsmano meo e9et ltoitpr % en-
itsrrc cher minore Snoiats, Der gisr
ham til ielpitrnbig Stprcr % 6or,
paltcr / en- bis lloitrpfning / oct
mii,bite. San bar ell iiffcr @eifiGf-
tigelie, Ielp ON life Snotrgter og
llbbpite altio er, bpuo ban funbe
pente pg snite. Cen 9eifipftigel'e,
ell iaoban Mano / IlminbcIigbeo
fan opilaa / 9perl, er Ell &ropsor.
beioe Sob. iom ban life bar nogclI
onoen sslltcreSie / enc at iaa Den no-
fsrt. Selligoagene, grbeibstimerna,
Mrbcispilfaarene cQcrs, Saglsnneil
o. /. b. blir rcgillcrct % bcitenlt al
ilogcn ailoen enc bam Iclp. ut 0ao
oper ira Iarmlng til Sahrifarbeibf
er at opgipc i'm Sitting iont ri
Sorrctningsmaub % bli en- almil,be-
Zig Irbeiber.
Gal bier, at bpis 6orm, lloitpr
% "Sipcitocf" funbe bIi ioIst oa
Summen Iaant no til G% Mclltc.
piloe Telltcn / Sc ilcitc 9iliGloc be.
lebc Jig til mer enc HettoinbtGgtcr'
ne ira 6armcn, 90 bniS oct grbeioe
iom neolagoeS paa Sarnen, blcp ilb.
iert / Ell Inlmunitionsiabrif til 81
III girlbne Mrbcibspriicr, pilbe oet
brin9c iuit ioa eoot eQer beorc 2ipS
ppboIo, c,O Carmen gap. ga, ilic
fan ser rcgnes. Wcn Meaningcn III
Der. : Eraris arbeibcr set life net
up ilig. ,Sor oct ierItc or BET ON
trent unllliat at foa iolat ilb til De,
fuloc &Trhi, % ielp on set fltlot
bli giort, O. Der for mango Inleo
Ringer til, OF Summcn bIir oelt 0,
oelpis cIlcr bcltlib soclagt, isr ser Ell
Inlconils til at iao bell iiffcrt ol
bcloigt anbra9t. Gn ilig iorhcnpp
rcnoc 6ormer oa netop bcgpnbcno,
@parbciocr er life belbigit itiaet
buao oenSing alteaar at faa ilblaan
tine SpareIfillinger poa ben mel
foroclagtigc Maabe. 90 at Icic Dor
Sarnten % flptte til @pen for q
iegc Irbcibc Ser cr citc oct Ianmu
inm at iege efter @icnporoisbeoer 0,
9GrarcIicr. Get fan bore iloc nof
llaar nra flntter til @pen for a
trGffc Jig tilbaac eaer bIi eli ire
tlrco Iarnlcr", Tom set bcber. O.
er Ilelocll, at Ell Zig Manos Sarn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
litiscr / Sproi i SGnocrne paa ell

tiger / Sprbi i SGnocrne paa ell
cnoen.
Scr bu iorlaber Sormen, bsr Oh
paa bet griinoigite iorpiSie Big ON,
at OH life iorctager Dig no9ct, Der
biz faa til Relultat, at 81, lloi otter
Iiot miiter Gienbomsretten til Sur
men, ioa on / oiu 4locrbom bIir
mot til at lsee citer S~ogorbcibc FOR
ooeliat @rsb.
Spnb fitnbc trrngeS or life at fiji
te ON "Sobs", men at ian til 3on.
hitioncr, Der uiloe giere o. ale mer
tilfreoic meb Sen @eifiritigclie, II
er i. Mcns oi hpcr for liz alenc
life or iitano til at rc9rllcre ole
pore Smaipelicr, fau ri alligepcI
aiere en- bel Gel peo bcnt. &co al
fsIge GigterenS Hooo:
"Spao OH euner foit al
5 De nurn1elte arop",
pilbc meget bli ioranoret iii BET be-
orc baooc / @n % SpNb.
Gae Siug taget / @~ctragtlling CT
oct piit / oct itorc belle toget bcoii
at boloe Jig til oct aonrIc Orotug
"Sfomo0er bli pcb Din 2Uit!"
"Sticf 10 it,, Tarncr brnt
ioit pco 6ormen. Mon fan lcue be
brc og lp~ffcligere / ct @orOifur pac
) a 10 Ncrcs Sfrablono uOc pac
2alibsbpgoen enc / set filc'tc Fa
LAOS / Vpen % intet anbct.
Maopriicr / andre gamble.
6coc.g (ominiitrationen bar mloer
ipat og abort os bcfjcnot mco Mao
priier, ion inotil MT npllg bar giUl
ocnbc / DC iorificuigc Sanoe, ion
nctop III melt intcrcalcrer oS. Sri
ernie or bel onltrcnt bet Ianrntc III
ogIoo. Ser bar pitt life prret ne
gen Hebgang / Eriiernc, iioen ab
miniltrationcl 0loroc line l(nocrIs
geIier, ser lrrlig giploer Septenl
Der.
TorencOc Staters Teoe- Aomini
ltratipn iii line pnifcbc Splpsningc
giennem ilcre forificlligc SLIDER, Dc
nlaa bctragtcs iom gonltc paalioc
lige, oq oct er berior milIi9t at gic
re bette 2anbs 8robiicenter tenlnlc
Zig eoht bcfienbte meo Triiernc paI
pisie Sloas 3soeitofie % Graftfobe
/ eli Mpffe 2anoc. Nor 2larbeo
Sfnlb err her 8riierne ubtrpft
Collars og Gents iitcoctfor at BRIT
ge "Iorf", "6ranc", "aronc" DIR
s ran / g c. Getailpriic
poa Saint / Haris iiOit / Septembe
par ira $500 til $4,000 pr. 1or
oe for Ilfalfa, iom faloes Queer
ne" ser, betaltes ira $500 +
$4,000 pr. Con. 9otctpriien pariC
reoe fra 1922 til $500 pr. 9uibcl
smlsr fra $O.S3 til St.O2 pr. 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
unDcr aaperhag,

gpiiooer al aruo g1ingien$ SID.
mouSslip, al 6. 6Iooo. 6oa iortpaer
ioo uroerhoIoenoe ON rorife Sisgiit.
trrs Stp iom 17looo, ii9r naar ban
berlpdaer Sanolmgeu til be Gage.
6o 0orae lau ! &rig meo Den oper'
mpotiue gnQeIifmano. timber 4u'
nerIad er en- al 6oriattereus beoIte
peopr, GriS 40e. Mso "Goiten"
CT War S1.65.
B.. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10

% "Eoultrp" ira 40 Gents I'll S1.S2
pr. go. Sfisut Hriien pna Seitc-
fieo por beitcmt til II Gents Bun
oct iioit / September, bIep iaaoont
aiso iolgt Smlg I'll Ell Grts al Al
q 90 Gc,ts pr. go.
nglano. @bolciaIe-8riier
nc paa Melf | England er opglortc
% beitcnte eiter en- bis Sfola Tor Ell
lUngere Sib 40 @ongen. SoaIeoca
bar DC poa 6orboouo beitcmte I'll 90
Gents pr. @oaon ira Nopcn1bcr
21bc til Gcccmbcr 16oc. Otter 'iolt.
nUurte Cato og til lite Wtai 1919
er Trilrn beltcunt Ill 80 q 81 Gcnt2
pr. @allpu - onttrcut i2la Gcnt2
pr. G.ilort cucr Otter, HetailpriIeH
or life nUpnt, men cr naturligpi2
rogct bsierc.
2 c y 10 5. Zen iolt %bcitcntc
@bolciolc Vria pan Eotctcr /
Scbwcii for iiOitc Mars NpGing bar
ca cr S1.74 pr. @uibcl, % DC, Tom
ouler Gotctcr Scr iii, moa life lUl0t
ill andre enc lin aontonS cucr lit
Sonnihips Iutoritctcr.
Sniflunh. ! September bar
oct Dem, ion bctoltc $t74.00 pr
8o. for Soccbarinc, Ger bare noalc
Moorcbcr ipr hopoc toitct finn $50
9rntoct. ) Mihtcu Al September
por Scr / Berlin $1.04 pr. go. for
Snlpr oq / &omburg 9S GcntS pr.
Gb. Zen ioit bcitcutc Pria poo
Iotctcr / Septcmbcr - Oen beicItc
Gris, Notctaplcruc hopoc 2op I'll at
forIongc, por SO Gcnta pr. @rihcl
@ranocnburg og % GcntS / 9apcrn.
@eh men. 8icnncm Septcnn
Der Woallcb bar Yriicu poa aieo
@phmcn S2.05 iii $3.50 pr. go, %
iiniiotct Mel foItet qobt oQ bel Ct,
Cellar Tunbct - ca. , Collars Or.
ailo. "Tlum Sam, Iom isr / Il
ocn bar prrb Ioa onltrcrt . Gents
8unhet / 9o6mct ioIgtc5 / Scptcm
Der ior $1.25 pr. 90.
g pam / c II. &ctoilprllcrn(
poo &iso / September / oct naitraI,
Sponicn par isl9cnoc: "SccI", 81
a 80 Gents pr. Eb. % "Samb" 81
a "a Gents. H%etailpriien pao 20
tctcr paricrcoc ira $t.1l til So
TT. @uibcl. Ter bar life lantnc Trl:
poa 8otcter / ole 2ofoIitctcr / Spo
MEN. &co en- netop pcotogcn Sri2
~6cItcnmclic pil Oct III looe Jig 9ierI
at iulgc bpiot Suffer for Is a 4
Gents Elntoet / Hetail.
81 usIonb 5. Wclf cr blct Ipl9
Ii Moscop / Ell itcrft be8rGnle
Mruabc til en- Eris al 1872 Gent.
pr. 8int, buiIfct blir 80 GcntS pr
Quart. "a for fort Sio iibcn Sal
oct al NfcIf blcp nler irit, ite9 itra
I 8riien betpocligt.
: roent a. "Sbc &opo
Commission" / Irgentina bar fisb
. @rsn til oe nllierebe for iel9eno
Iris pr. @uibcl: Spcoc, $t.56
Soprc, S0.45 og Mais, $0.62.
/; Sfient Happorterne er iaa at 'iN
bare @rlloitnffcr, piicr Sc 500 be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
"SuSueuneu" iaa 900 ipm en- $4,000
Winiftu.

Sea oil ieuNe noqle idu Siuier o. Idoe
Gem pioe, N lea bar mootaRet -0uSueus
uer" SpmuiIin / goo Sebo!o, Sec b!ep
iurpriiet REQ N ie bpor 600 % nm Den
par ior oeu &riS. Seq llter ZEN goot.
9eu bar net pdu manage Guere SlagS
znn1aittner. men tu0en lf ncut bar pGret
.bcore. Sgutuitirer. 'rm uuore bar aioet
80 Dollars for. CT life bfore euo Den lea
.aau S2476 ior. Sea tai aubcfnle oeN
III minc Ncboer. Gt lea bar idact en- goo
SpulGitiue "0uSpeunen.
Staop. Y. SAT. 4ee Sec. 1917.
Iirs. SanS Suno.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17
Fair MOUNT News.

c. M. Rapp and family and Ernest
Fleischer called on Conrad Kuglar
and family Friday night.
Arthur Bracher and Hilda Rapp
called on c. M. Rapp and family
Thursday night.
Miss Esther Vogt, our Fair Mount
school teacher went home to Schell
CITY Friday evening and spent till
Sunday evening with home folks.
John Ioss, Frank Fix, carl
Bracher and Vim. Rolte were in But
Ter Saturday on business.
F. c. Vogt, Jr., and family spent
Saturday night with c. M. Rapp and
family.
Nick Rapp and wife and her moth
err made a business trip to Appleton
City one day last week.
Grandma Hintz, who spent the
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17
Merwin Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. M. Jones, Virgil
and Agnes, from Pitcher, Okla.
came in Saturday for a short visit
with friends. They returned Mon
day, taking his parents home with
them.
Eva Harris was down from Drexel
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Marsh of Richards
was visiting here last week.
Miss Leafy Marsh was shopping
in Adrian Friday.
John Hussy was in Amsterdam,
Monday.
Glen Chambers came in from
Wyoming for a visit with his moth
err and other relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Maxey went to Butler
Friday.
Relatives gathered at the home of
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17

Charges of disloyalty and mis-
management on the part of trustees
of the Christian Science Publishing
Society are made in separate an
swer filed in the Massachusetts su-
preme court last week BY John ".
Dittemore. one of the defendants to
the suit brought by the trustees last
month to restrain the directors of
the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
from interfering with their manage
ment of the society. Mr.. Dittemore
particularly attacks the methods
used in the publication of the Chris
tan Science Monitor, daily paper.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17

John Hussy Sunday in honor Of his
sixtieth birthday A good dinner
was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hedger and
daughter, Leona, of Virginia, Mario"
Hedgcr, wife and daughter, Douglas
and Susie Browning and sons, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Mccullough and
daughter, Faye, of Wellsville, Kan
sas.
Dr. Arnold Of Hume was in Mer-
win Sunday.
Mr. Nh and Mrs. Ray Yingst,- of
Drexel, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Morlan.
Mrs. R. B. Deforest returned from
Kansas City Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Witter OF
Kansas City came down Friday to
visit his parents, G. w. Witter.
Mrs John Hussy returned from
Kansas City Thursday. !
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17

Saturday. He was under the car
and his back is hurt pretty badly.
We hope he will soon be alright
again.
A bunch of young folks spent an
enjoyable evening Sunday at the C..
NJ. Rapp home.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17
Ohio Street M. E. Church
A. ]. Cutrell, Pastor.

Sunday school at GAS a. m.
II a. H., Easter sermon BY the
pastor. Subject, Thoughts Cleaned
from the Resurrection Story"
At 7:3o p. M. both intermediate
and Senior Leagues.
At $3.50 p. m. the children will give
a short Easter program.
The public is cordially invited to
any or all these services.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17

past four months staying with he,
daughter, Mrs. John Marquardt
went to stay with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Bracher, last week.
Frank Rapp and family enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday Rev
Heinke, Herman Leiner, and Joe
Bracher and their families, Chas
Munsch. Arthur Bracher, Lydia
Rapp and Grandma Hintz.
Lewis Fleischer ar tlily and
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kuglar tool;
dinner Sunday with VIM. Bottle and
family --
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vogt, Jr., and
baby, ate dinner Sunday with her
parents, c. M. Rapp and family.
Joe Fleischer and family dined
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Johnnie
Marquardt and family.
LEONARD Heganour had the mis-
fortune to turn over with his car
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-17

Marion Harris came down from
Kansas City Thursday, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Effie Crago returned from
Kansas City Thursday.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
RED CROSS SUPPLIES
IN NORTHERN RUSSIA
ARE GIFT TO SLAVS

ARCHANGEL. = American Red
Cross supplies valued at four and
half million rubles have been turn
ed over to the Russian Red Cross
for use and distribution in Northern
Russia. The goods consist prin-
cipally of food, clothing, medical
and hospital supplies.
This stock was on hand at the
time of the withdrawal of the Am
erican mission, following the de-
parture of the American forces from
the Archangel area. In making this
gift, Major D. o. Lively. of San
Francisco. Red Cross commissioner
for North Russia, directed that the
Russians follow the same regula-
tions of distribution as observed by
the Americans, who spent one year
in this district.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
SCORE COME DOWN
FROM UPPER TOWN

There were about twenty arrivals
from Fairbanks on this mornings
train from the upper town, the num-
Der including several residents of
the upper town and other Interior
communities who have come to Ne
mana to have a look around. The
train also brought a number of
local people who had been visiting
in Fairbanks, and several who are
enroute to the coast by way OF
Broad Pass.
On the return trip the train took
away about dozen from Nenana,
a considerable number of whom will
return in few days.
The train brought a shipment of
first and second class mail from the
States.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
F|L|P|NOS WILL
ACCEPT MANDATE
WHEN LIBERATED

Observation-Disclosures by Gov
ernor Harrison upon his arrival here
a few days ago of his recommends
tons that, in the event that indie
pendence is granted to the Philip
pines, restrictions such as were pro-
vided in the case of Cuba by the
Platt amendment be embodies in the
liberating act and resulting treaty.
has, contrary to expectations, arous-
ed practically no hostile comment
among the Filipinos.
The native press is remarkably
silent on the attitude of the chief
executive. The opposition paper,
representing the Partido Democratic,
contents itself with pointing out
that the attitude of the governor is
undoubtedly approved by the Ma
cionalista party leaders, and, after
all, was only to be expected. The
Nacionalista papers refrain from
any monument whatsoever, favorable
or otherwise.
Governor Harrison's statement up
on his arrival here as carried by
the local press is as follows:
THE recommendation that early
independence be given the Philip
pines under an arrangement similar
to the Plat amendment for Cuba
was made by me officially as gov
ernor-general Of the islands, and is
also my personal recommendation.
The recommendation this point
l took pains to make clear to Con-
gress-was not presented by me as
representing the opinion of the Fill
Pine people, nor as representing that
of my superiors.
Naturally, / am not in a posi-
ton to come back with any prom
ises as to a date for the granting
of independence, continued the gov
ernor, in reply to the queries of
his interviewers. THAT is a matter
which is entirely in the hands of
Congress. Congress has already
promised the Philippines their indie
pendence. and it will have final
voice in determining when that III
dependence is to be granted"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
WEBB INVESTS CASH
IN RANCH ON SOUND

Writing to friend in Fairbanks,
J. A. Webb, formerly in the scav-
enger business in the upper town,
tells of having purchased tract
of land on the Interurban railroad,
between Seattle and Tacoma, where
he plans to spend his remaining
days farming.
Webb says he paid $1,000 an acre
for the land, but he does not men
ton the size of the tract acquired
by him.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
GOOD PROGRESS
MADE IN CLEANING
UP BAT1LEF|ELDS

DIXMUDE, Belgium. - Scattered
over the low-lying country between
Lypres and Dixmude, scene of many
a battle, are thousands of German
prisoners under guard of British
and Belgian soldiers, as we'll as
civilians, who have been called into
the gigantic task of clearing up the
battlefelds and once more making
it fit for habitation. They are
stacking shells, recovering brass
cases, and burying the dead. There
is a military efficiency about their
work and the progress they are
making is most gratifying for all
the governments concerned.
One may still see the ruins of
many British and Belgian tanks,
caught in the German shell fire, now
twisted and broken wrecks. They
lie rusted and neglected, mere
shells of the once powerful ma
chimes which went into action. Some
of them are almost buried in the
mud, others hang precariously on
the edge of dilapidated trenches,
while still others stand high in the
fields where they were abandoned
by such of their crews as survived.
Many of them are torn and riddled
as though their heavily armorsd
sides were little more than paper.
Perhaps the most impressive fea-
ture of this dead and blackened
landscape are the trees. Gaunt and
stark, stripped of every limb and
branch, they stand out against the
skyline, so many lifeless sticks.
Whole villages have disappeared.
ground by the big guns into mud
or dust, without one vestige remain
ing to mark their location. This is
true of Poelcapelle, whose former
existence would not have been sus-
pected had not a Belgian major
volunteered the information that
here his battalion had once held
its main street for three days.
Many live shells still remain in
the fields, and recently, as a party
was passing within few miles Of
Dixmude, they were startled by the
explosion of one of these "duds."
Reconstruction is going forward.
Near the shack reared by one thrifty
Belgian who has returned to the
site of his former home is dis
abled tank, a shell having ripped
through its side and exploded in
the interior From one side of the
tank to that humble shack stretches
a clothesline, and on given days
the family washing is hung out to
dry
Children of that family play in
the broken tank, enacting. as they
have often heard related the grim
story of the battle. That is, they
play when they are not at work,
for Belgium is using even its chill
dren 10 rebuild its homes.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

The Nenana school board will
meet at the schoolhouse tonight as
a board of equalization to hear COM
plants of property owners.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

DR.. and Mrs. R. r. Myers lief:
for Fairbanks this afternoon and
will return on Tuesday.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Flashlights and fresh batteries just
received. All sizes. Anderson Bros.
& Nerland.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
the Big lo-Reel Feature Film made
from Ambassador Cerard's Book,
is coming to the Coliseum Saturday
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SEWARD SAiLINGS.


The following are the steamer
sailings from Seward for the South
hwestern-Nov. 27.
Alameda-Dec. 6.
Northw estern-Dec. II.
Alameda-Dec. %.
Northwestera-lan. 6
Woodbury's Facial Soap and other
standard toilet soaps. Fowler &
Morris.
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PRINTING AND DEVELOPING.
Mrs. c. W. Adams. K %
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PERSONAL

Pete Anderson, who came down
from Fairbanks several days ago,
returned to the upper town on to-
days train. He is getting ready to
leave for the States. and may locate
Outside permanently.
Fred Mcclure left for Fairbanks
today TO take in the Thanksgiving
celebration in the upper town. He
left early so as to avoid the rush
on Tuesday
Jack Lodge was a passenger on
this afternoons train for Fairbanks.
He is enroute to the States for the
benefit of his health.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Pete Jepson was an arrival from
Fairbanks on today's train.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
NOTICE.

For the purpose of hearing com
plants or making adjustments TO
the school tax roll, the Board Of
Nenana School Directors will meet
as a Board of Equalization. Thurs
day, October 10th. 1919. from TO
10 p. n, and October u and -.
1919. from : 10 p. m. at the
Franklin X. Lane School.
JOHN H. SCOTT.
Clerk, Nenana School Board
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Fresh Groceries, Fancy and Sta
pie. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Dog Harness and Shoe Findins s
Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

o. P. Gaustad came down from
Fairbanks today on his way to the
coast by way of Broad Pass.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

New Rifles just received by An
derson Bros. & Nerland.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Nenana. Where Rails and Rivers Nee.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

Peter Dolan, who was engaged in
station work south of Ignite, is q
recent arrival in town. having COM
pleted his work out the line. He
has not made any plans for the
future. =: >.>. ~~
my FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
the Big lo-Reel Feature Film made
from Ambassador Cerards Book.
is coming to the Coliseum Saturday
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21

NJ Alasta's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-21
IOEN Il SCOT

Clerk, Nenana School Board