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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
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aillarct.
aomitccn bor Ionntibi1 cn~iicntnllg
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al Sauncr bapbc abort JIG lorticnt
til SrcttclUitcllc, iorfnitchc5 mob 3
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T., at ioriattc Nnpport onAoocubc
lln6crisgclicu ongaacnoc Manners
Neintlina moo Sagen / Soo @rope,
sen onbct til at forfottc Nnflo1c-
ruIlfteruc MOB @upcrusrcr. Ger
cnIpltcs Ssrong at beagc oiSlc Cub.
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rcrca Rapport niIbc iorclTa1ca ,>ll.
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ne piIoc rapporterc I'll 0ulct nllcrcoc
Siro6dQ.
Nuict oil ho0 life tn9c nopcn pc.
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iloitc Sage al llacL ga Sopcn cr
liza, at Nlla % Scnnt automatic
olourncrcr oN oct libltc banner HlA9-
RET oct Gicbllf aolnltccn6 Hnpport
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mes belt pno oct uulaic, men oct prh
nan, at oct nigisrcnoc SIng Der pll
iiu6c Steb, % al nllc arTiter ser
MI iUttea / NcpG9clle lor al binbre
Snpenhnlcnt.
Nmlct bar los W~ieolernner, % az
bi2ic uil trunNca 80 for at @cilut
ring nn ,&%mpcndnncnt fam pcbto.
1c2. Scnntct bill Tom NiaSrct bupc
OF msiitrc en- TO lrc6icbel5 Wioiori.
tct FOR at 6smmc @ilOcrnercn ira ut
Gntbchc.
Ger 'orlno0cbc3 at bIlpc inblcpc
ret oGion en- Wilnoritctaropport til
Nulct, hporuc0 nil dnbCfalc3, at
Wuucrnercn lIlppcr nlc6 Ell Srcttc
lUticlic. aon @upcruprcna %ru.
ncr iUitc oculc i9lcnucnI, pil Be pa
re mere enc til'rc0o.
Gelgclloc er &c Mc0lcmmcr al
Nulcta Tlltltafomitr, Tom ltcnltc Tor
N%nbciuliug Al Nufla9cbclllItniu9
moo W%iiOcrneren: NIocrman, Sto
III Sountn; NrCnlou, NQanlntcc;
Glorf. %im; GoionL Nucuo %iitu;
Giulcn. NCnrp; @iltlcr, Wtouroc,
Moot, Winncihict ainQ, Norotn;
Mcaicr, Sobniou; Wart5, Nubut
tou, Fcrfiu@, Soc; springer,
Souiin; Scott, Moribou; Stouc,
Slouu MIdnlau, 3nncocf @caper,
Folt, ~ %arrin9ton, &oaiutb.
Ger bcmcrfca, at al Sc iirc 9cn1o-
frotcr / Suititsfomitcen itcmtc sc ire
moo Nopporten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
,llillioncr / %Scnspaal0o

@nihlngton ocn lite 9lprll, Get
mcooclca loaQ, at Ser al Scrnbonc-
inrcllcu en- al &c nrrmcltc Gage oil
blI bcullgct, "N~rotbcrboOo Of Noil'
ucu SraInmen" SsnapnolpA, lont
|t'llamnlcn oil bclebe Jig Ill opcr
$65,O0O,00O ON Nnrct.
Slbeu Nc9lcriracu opcrtol Iril.
ten al &nncrnc or Scrnboncilnftio
nTrcrnc3 @%enningcr blcpet ioro1et
mcb tilIommcn 100000 600 ON
HlorNt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
SpriMa @rppc.
lVlitr NeroIsJ

- Grrcit Ntclbrontcn er rclIt I'll
Eapclic. Mont, / mis- NUrbcN bnu
clcr en- Gurm.
- Cttp Noriou Al Hicc'oro er I'll.
ilpttct Vars NnplRa TnrnL bcIlG9rl.
sc eitcnior Spring @rouc.
Y. $. Rnllt bar tlebt % to0ct
i NciloocIic bru tiolIacrc 9cnIon
eieuoom / 9tortb Sprl1G @ropc.
Stclnur %iollioo al Nobel bar
torpoqtei (orpeI (orcion@ 6urm
eitcntor Sprina @ropc % bar ouc
rcoc tililpitci Stcoct.
Mrs. NottoI' Ncrounm or
Sruool oen 6tc &pril oiQnoct pc0
Isocu hos i'm Cater, Mrs. Hen
mulcL ire Nil u~oropcit lor Sprlng
@rope
Mrs. @uuhllh (pribnttcn CT
Sen 6tc 9lpri, oilaact pc0 Geocn /
Seumcn Anorrm2 SEEM, trc Nil ion
0cuior Spriul wropc, Nm nuocoe
0cl bpic 9lI0cr Al - 2ror.
Nrnrp Cicth "a %emic SO
lcrQ. Ser bcqlc bar Qiort (icncite
pau Sen ouocu 5io, Al Nopct. cr IN
liza tomuc bicm jlJtu e'ttr al pTrc
oimeuilyct Cietn tom ma Gonp
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Missioner Hasua Gable bpb,

Wtiis Magma =. 10. Gable, Cater
al Toit. % Wfrs. .. n. Gable /
Siarbuct, Miut., cr iislec Telegram
aieooe, peo Ssbcn paa MaSoaasfar.
hoor blun bar / Zen lnthcrifc Tri.
fries MisiiruS Sieneiie, Sum par
omfring 30 Iar eanuMel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Zen nurifc Amerifalinies Mftier.

SleIge Telegram ira Soueofontorct
| arii!iania iii Sinicns Chicago. Son.
tor. batcret Den lite April. par aMr
len paa Slliens Atticr pna ariitlaniu
Ssrs 3271a % eIler $176.S5 pr.
gftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

"Treberif VIII, Sfanoinapiens
Imerifaliniens itore pr9etiae lamp
ifib. aisif fra Seem 0orf iioitlcoen
Snsoos meb bet itsrite Gntal ifanoi-
naniife Nasiaeerer, ioIn enbru er reilf
oerira meo noeet Sfib, iioen arisen
ilutteoe, ~Sreherif VIII" aisaar ira
Stem 9orf ieien ben 24oe Moi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
.iKalas.- ubpalat 9ano meb

cilial9s.- ubpalst 9ano meo
- mubberastis Wulbiorb biaist. Gre
Sprties, Salppelen isriteflasies eano, $500
bier . Sorties, tire SierbeOeIe isrlisslasies
9ano, $500 bper S Sorties, sobt eanb. 5000
bper; ~ 6orties nopalst ganb, $500 til
5000 bper. Dit Tals al 50 @cres eatr mere
al ilsre Sniinb geres eobt beIissenbe pauo
iii sl5 a $40 pr. Acre. 9etts S%stinstlier.
Sfrip eiter nermere S%plpsninser. Sfrip
GnaelT. The E. l.. c. Co., H-M Dept.
u, Merrill, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Mrs. ". q. seisbera. 354 Ehcrc

Mre. u. a. Seisbsra, 354 Ghero
fec arc z. @ouL Suiiru III lolo.
rnipcftsr u. &. (elsbera. bleu iorle.
oen Gog Sieuitnno Tor en- bpbrcnoe
Coerraitelic / 9lnleoning al i'm 70oe
f~eoiclsbog. 'ortpaer "Sibcnoc".
SIqgtningcr % 9erner ira g2imue.
opoIis % Ct. QouI / ei 9Inial al 81
inoionot ile Tor al ~lntenifc benbc %
operratte benoe Ell llbr iom Winbc
ON geiegei. en p~berligere bcbaae-
lig Sperraifelei por Oct, al bclbcs
Ssn. Qremierleitnaut slli Sciabern,
fom biem ira Camp 1oose, bpor ban
er nniat iom 9ailitGrinitruftsr, ior
OF beltnse / Seirins al Gasen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

Zen nuritc NmcritnlinjcH 2omp
itlb ScrQClaiIor0" o'Alt ira Nclp
9crt Den 1905 AprlI meo 255 Ia1io
Qcrcr % rcutc3 al nltomuc I'll Ne
ifauomupiifc Same Ncn 19bc Npril.
5tapoupcr'iorb" Cr nlqoact ira
9torqc mco 5l1 No2inGcrcr % pcutc3
al anfommc I'll Ncm Port ocn 19oe
cQcr 3Ooc !lprll Tosioacrcr Ill
Noropcitcn nil uon inc &eilcmmelica-
itcher omtrcut ire Gage %ielcrc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

raar &c isrnper ceres enbRrtpfssn. Iens
telH Got. eQsr Aariannlsllaa. Tel sr uitn
tart al fenne Isle 9eRse ! atulHet!ise 5reps.
"A n fan t,is sGre onIsaritss sss Veass len
hIir bcrie taa Ssien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

= ilialgs.-Slagterbut tilialgs
- paa @runb al inbtruine Sm'tGnoie.
beoer maa iGlgsS itrar. Sob 6orretnina /
uorlf Sp meb 800 %Snbbpssere. Oct eneite
Chop / gpen. Ran taseS / Seiibbellc
itrar. Ole Gridion, Gier, lllen. Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

. iliaI9s.-WDbern gus, Cont
- 13sx14i Sob, aobt %beIissenbe nar ct.
Olaf Souese. Ut @oottieb. 5. @urren,
Hortbiielb, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
208 Mcres "Hioae"

otlial9s. -208 Icres "&ibge"
- Sarm; norif Habolas, inoeiGrbet mso
g%riietGt giGrpe. rig SsrmmIo. i:5 acres
ilnoer Spttnius. Reiten Sauneeans ecoe
sp9ninser o9 Srenb, ipp Diil til Warfsb.
$65 pr. Qcre. Settneelier sitsr Sorsobtbss
finbsnoe. Smilifrip Sor u. 2i6. New aIbin,
sSonp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
maene Wetr.

&C Tsorcneoc StaterS Scirbnrcall
meNoeler isIaeioc ON Tclrct l SloS'
rirlr1ct tihc-19bc Nprll:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair. although some pros
rec, 81 rain Tuesday or Wednesday in
the extreme lower Missouri Valley.
Nearly normal temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

&tor 2anbaabnin9.-@ob 9anb
~ optasss burtis; peb Sernbans. nrr
gner nsb marteber; II gors Setalinss,
lib Tor pirfeliee Settlere, iom oil lrsss an
meb Seiqtnius os Sorbtbrinser. 3ilifrip
&. Is. Wariban, Smmisration gssnt,
Glpperton, Mtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

Miut8e Sarmbiem iur enboer |
~ Ninneieta. Sfriu sitsr pore iris Sors
ter oa Gos. SrsS 2. Sbsrman, Stats
S%mmierdlion Commissioner, Room 100,
State Capitol, ct. Paul, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

10000 Ncres LOGGED Of" 9anb
l. tiGolss biuist. estts afbstalinsspil.
faar. 40 gcres sler mere. Sfrip sit.r
C%plpsnimser. sSepsrbasuier Climber Co..
Tacoma, Sab.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-15
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Leslie Becker is improving in
health.
Mark Rice has planted a field of po-
tatoes.
Jesse Pierce mas lost his horse re-
Gently.
Veterinary Burgess was in the place
the past week.
Ward Becker and wife were in Ben
ningtOn Saturday.
Schuyler Harrington was in Ben
nington Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-15
"The REEL Surprise 50

You will find it not only in the delciously
cooked dishes but in the actual pleasure of
cooking them on the New Perfection Oil
Cook Stove
For the New Perfection gives all the comfort
OF gas-keeps your kitchen cool even in the
hottest weather and clean the year round No
kinding, no ashes.
Its Long Blue Chimney makes the clean in
tense heat-prevents smoke, odor or SCOT You
regulate the fame like gas-on when you want
it, off when you We finished.
The New Perfection Hot Water Heater gives
plenty OF hot water for kitchen, laundry and
bath. See your dealer. Today
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Dill pickles at Estes Market. adv.
Keds and Dashu at Harris. Adv.
Nucoa nut butter at Estes Market.
Adv.
Fresh roasted Jumbo peanuts at
Estes Market. adv.
Don't forget the Prayer Service at
the Baptist Church tonight.
Leave your order tonight at Estes
Market for early delivery Friday
morning. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin left
this forenoon by automobile on few
days trip to Saratoga and Lake
George.
Are you planning a garden this
year? Ask for those books on gar
dening and fruit growing at the Free
Library.
Coming to the Opera House to-mor-
row afternoon and evening, Marguer-
lite Clark in Uncle Toms Cabin and
Pathe News. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jenkins and Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Bidwell broke camp at
"Bide a Wee this morning and left
for their homes in Hartford CT.
Don't fail to see Clara Kimball
Young in Cheating the Cheaters" at
Opera House to-day. Also aSunshine
Comedy and Ford Weekly. ado.
An orchestra from the d. U. House
of Williamstown will furnish music
at the annual meeting of the Benning-
ton club tonight. After the meeting
a lunch will be served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Biggert has returned
from the Putnam Memorial hospital.
where she underwent an operation, to
the home OF her niece. Mrs William
G.. Towart whom she is visiting,
Engraved stationery calling cards
with name plate, etc, at Evans. Elk
ira quality and quick service requir
ing but few days time. Call and
see samples at Evans. ADV,
What are Keds? They are can,
vas top rubber sole shoes for men,
women and children. Light in weight
and lots of comfort in them. Sold
III mart > SHpt SlOICs ahNE
Bennington has responded nobly TO
everyappeal made to 1t for war funds
and charities 1t will not go back up
on its own record or fail the Army
just because there is no corps in Ben
nington.
The funeral of Mary f. Rice aged
II months, little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Rice of Hinsdellville, was
held from the house this afternoon at
. o'clock. Interment was at the Hins-
dellville cemetery.
Mrs. Byron Pettibone, Mrs Lillian
Wilson and Mrs Bessie Wright len
today for Boston where they Will
spend the week end, They are TO
make the trip by auto with a. NJ Tor
rance as driver gn lgs bo.l,,n,. 2
Fresh Shipment of cream Of rice,
cream of rye, and cream OF wheat
at Estes Market adv.
If you belong tod alsOeiety or club
that meets at any time within the
next ten days remember the Saliva
ton Army drive and make motion
to contribute from thesrfunds, or 70
pass the hat. DO something. 9g,,a.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-15
ARLINGTON

The civil, service commission has
announced an examinatonDtoo be held
on, June IA to fill the position OF
rural carrier at Aringtnn and to MI
other vacancies that may occuur later
on other routes in Bennington coun.
~ The examinations are to be held
at Bennington and Manchester. APP
LEGATION and form blanks may be OBJ
tanned at the Bennington and Man
chester postofiices.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26

The following list of subscribers
has been handed in by Mr.. Rhine
hart since our last issue: j. P. Ed
wards, j. A. Harrison. Thomas Gray,
P. v. Massey. A. Howell. W. J. Bu-
chanan, A. S. Sharp, c. w. Edwards,
j. j. Edwards. H.. E. Parton. I. +.
Wells, Waynesville; J. L. Wells, L.
IL. West, D. H. Keener. Canton; |. e.
Mehaffy, A. S. Bradley. Maggie; W.
R. Conrad, DR.. RE. Medford, Cove
Creek; j. M. Williams. Ellijay; J. b
Wyatt, Escoda. Yancey county; )
EF., Palmer. Cattaloochee; BascoH
Bryson. Fall Cliff Gus N. Moore
Big Ridge; Lee Monteith; Glenville
Is. j. Owen. T. C. Monteith, Glenville
Sherlie Ashe. Tuckaseieee; Earle!
IWeod, Rich Mt. M. E. Shuler. Addie
IJ.B.Lone, Cullowhee. Renewals: e. "
, Buchanan: C. w. Miller, j. G. Whit
(col) Waynesville.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26

he same place. The farmers have l
learned the lesson of crop rotation .
and the raising of large fields OF
GRASS. for which this section is so
admirably fitted by nature. They
are raising cattle and sheep to eat
the GRASS and grow big, round dol
lars in large quantities. Only 1e-
J Gently they shipped 865 sheep from
no that way bringing a return OF
ST 10000. Which, by the way. 49, as
you might say, going some. Iney
have caught the stock raising spirit
and realize that there lies the future
Of this section. Even with the sue
, cess that has greeted the efforts
that are being made the cattle and
t sheep raising business in the noun
5 tains is just in its infancy. FOR
a scenic beauty these townships have
e only one rival and that is in Cash.
q iers lust across the Blue Ridge. In
r Hamburg and Mountain at the dl'
n viding line is the high fall OF t1e
It Tuckasiegee, incompatible for gran
t, deur. In Canada are the Wolf Creel
If Falls. one hundred and sixty-t1v'
J. feet of Natures eloquence. the Ia
,s NOUS Bonus Defeat, the two natura
ot BRIDES across the Tuckaseigee, an
re thousands of acres of virgin fores'
IN as vet unmarried by the desecratln
a lhand of the lumberman. (They al
ns building railroad up from LAX
he Toxaway and it is almost compile
he ed to the Cold Mountain Gap, an
he soon the timber will begin to move
est 1t is great section up that wa
er. But one thing is missing. There
ry no road leading there from Il
on county seat.
ide Build road from Sylvia up t
at river. through Cullowhee, Rv'
ere Hamburg and Cashiers townshl
aes, and upper Jackson county will
sed gin to come into its own. 1t Y
and serve the townships named 8
ned Canada in addition. 1t is an e
che. nomic necessity.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26

DON'T NEGLECT YOURSELF.
Lame back, shooting pains. tor
turing rheumatic q ch he 8, swollen
joints, sore muscles. puffiness under
eyes, floating specks, and an always
tired" feeling are indications that
the kidneys and bladder are not
working properly. Foley Kidney
Pills soothe and strengthen weah
and disordered kidneys and bladder
For sale everywhere. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26
COLEMAN G .CONAN
~ ::
Attefney and Cosnsellof At Law,
Offices in Harris Building
SYLVIA. n. @

YOUR ATTENTION. PLEASE
A Foley Cathartic Tablet is a
prompt aud safe remedy for sick
headache. biliousness. bloatine sour
stomach, GAS. bad breath. indiges-
ton, constipation. or other condition
caused by cloeaed or irregular bow
els. They cause no gripping or nausea
nor will they encourage the pill
habit" Just fine for persons toe
stout. Sold everywhere. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26
CANADA, HAMBURG AND
MOUNTAIN

The writer has just returned from
a trip through Canada. Hamburg
and Mountain townships, in which
he visited every section of them.
The folks up there in the mountain
townships are doing things. They
are working and have been blessed
with an abundant harvest. They
are living at home and boarding al
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26
NOTICE

The Board of Road Trustees OF
Cashiers Valley Township. Jackson
County, N. c., will offer for sale at
twelve o'clock M. at the town OF
Cashiers, N. C. on the 18th day of
Oct /. 1919, $30,ooo,0o, 6 per cent, 80
year Road Bonds of said township,
interest on said bonds to be payable
annually and to be of such date and
of such denomination as may be
mutually agreed upon; said bonds
to be paid for by the purchaser as
follows:
$5,O0OO0 Immediately upon the
execution of the bonds and the re-
|mainder to be delivered to the
) purchaser in in 8 ia ments o.
S5,OOO.OO each as the. work pro
:. dresses; the purchaser will be, re
quired to pay any accumlatine in
terest> that might accrue from tn
date, thereof to the date of pay
I ment.
J For further information addres
the undersigned.
i D. A. BuMGARNER,
81 Secretary.
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26
.~g<4. SHOES

The nress notices to the effect that {
as25. 90 and up shoes are IN sight u
largely q myth. There always nave
been $500 shoes and about one per"
son in ten thousand would pay this
price. There always have been $1o.oS
} to $500 shoes, and numbers OF people
| would buy these shoos-possibiy oe-
cause they matched q dress" or for
some other equally important reason.
There always have been shoes for
dress-up and street wear, retailing |
from $500 to $500 for the past ten
years. Our shoes retailing at $500 to
$4,000 before the war, now sell at
500 to $500, showing an advance IN
J price OF $500 to $500 per pair.
We, as leaders in our line, have
always carried some Of the newest
and best shoes for those who want
the latest thing in style and, Of course.
merchandise OF this kind costs more
J, than plain staple goods. These shoes
d interest men and women who like to
!. wear "exclusive"" "styles and can at
( ford it
There always have been work shoes
$500 to $500 for hard wear. There
l. always have bsen boys and girls
1t shoes at similar prices. The shoes Of
d this kind which we sold before the
% war at $500 to $500 were sold during
>, the war at from $500 to 800 and an
= being sold now at $3.50 to $500.
Il The advance In the price OF ou
n shoes in four years averages ahon
e. $500 to $500 per pair.
he Now, these are the facts aDoat OF
-, shoes, ana It looks different froc
90 the fiction which is being 50 faxgea
no handed around the country ab6r
FOl ''S25.O0 shoes"
he The above quoted prices show th
ia advances which have been necessar
in our shoes, due to Increasing Co
ia' with which everybody is familiar)
nt- hides, leather, materials and fabo
,re, plus the intelligent and efficient se
us vices we render our customers.
the Don't be talked into paying Al
The fancy or ridiculous prices for 20
ary footwear. Advances there are Al
q q advances there will be-legitimate al
and necessary, but nothing like the ext
lo+a vagent statements frequently ma
'oeo about "S250O shoes need give you
moments concern.
= And now a word Of advice. Do
'' speculate In shoes Don't buy q
more than you need. Meaning, do
, hoard shoes, as some people are dol
II you buy a pair OF shoes suited
your needs and take good care Of th
and have them repaired when Il
rom need repairing-keep them we'll b.
burg soled and well heeled-you can 8;
b;oh a lot Of money On your footwear.
.aun This is intended to give you pl
statement about shoes, In contra
itdih ton to the wild and extravag
They rumors so presistenly publisb
,ssed throughout the countrZ, s,4n
They ! y, N, L, Morris ( So
Jackson County journal., 1919-09-26
JCOURT ONE YEAR AFTER

The men who were the personnel o
Of the 3oth Division U. 5. "A. are c
gathering at their old training nlus t
Q Ground at Greenville for the first S
annual reunion which event begins t
next Monday, September 2eth-a S
date long to be remembered IN the {
minds of men and written large upon
tbe history of mankind. One year
ADO the division had moved from
the rest area, after coming down OUT
Of Belgium, up through the devast,
ated cities and shell-pitted fields OF
Pjcardy, and lay along the St oueh-
tin canal, opposing the Germans
before Bellicourt. Day and nien'
the roads leading to the front were
crowded with traffic, such as is seen
onlv on the congested streets OF
sreat metropolis, trucks and wagons
ever going forward, masslne the
oreat stores of munitions Tor the
coming conflict. Ahead were the
boasted defenses. of the strongest
noint on the Hindenburg line. Per-
haps the greatest array Of artillery
Australian, that was ever seen on
any front was presented on the SIDE
of the allies tor the big show al
Bellicourt. The smaller pieces were
almost in the front line trenches
and the heavy artillery was massee
onlv short distance behind, ant
still the preparations continued
amidst the shell fire from the Boche
I can remember lying in the wood
and listening to the infantry marcl
ing to the trenches singing There
a Long, Trail Awinding Into In
Land of My Dreams" 1t has D.
come almost sacred. Many OF tt
moor lads who sang it so lust
never came back that road agal
They followed indeed the Long, Lol
Trail and we can but hope and tru
that it lead each of them into t
Land of his Dreams, where t
niehtingales are singing and VIII
moon beams.
On the morning of Septemt
29th the storm broke. The artille
opened a deafening barrage. anc
seemed that all the hounds OF +
were baying, for the iron thro
belched forth iron at the enemy,
the world rocked beneath the c.
tinuous roar, and at $40 the Thi
tieth went over the top and one
the great battles of the ages was
as our lads, following the tanks
the Australian barrage charged
ward their objective. in the tow
Bellicourt, thru the strongest de
ses of the once-called invincible
denburg line, across the canal
runs thru the Bellicourt tunnel
thru the endless intricacies OF
defenses the lads carried on,
hell, to victory, smashing the mi,
est defenses that the devilish
genuity of the Germans could
wise, and driving the enemy t
open country. They lost and
heavily, but the day was won
the decisive battle of the Wal
Civilization was victory fol-
Thir,ieth Division and for the v
At Bellicourt and in the days
preceded and the strenuous,
ing days that followed, as b
up in Belgium, the Thirtieth
ion won the admiration anC
plaudits of the allied world.
reunion coming on the annivt
of Bellicourt each year will
great event in the Carolina'
Tennessee. 1t marks the grea
in the history of these states
sons composed the major port
the fighting force of the Di
who won at Bellicourt.
CANADA, HAMBURG A.
MOUNTAIN