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Wxt lorth
THIRTY-FQURTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.?fVt!GU$f .13, 1918
No. 61
fame.
GERMANS ItUSIUXfl 'itOOPS-
TO SAVE ARMY COLLAPSE.
Mighty efforts aro being made by
tha German high command to check
the allies' advance thru Plcardy to
ward Poronno, Royo and Noyon. On
tho northorn end of the battHsHlne the
British have- not been ablo to progress
rapidly during tho Sunday night, ri'.tho
London reports unofficially that tho
Tillage of Brayo has been entorod.
In tho center strong German coun
ter attacks seen to havo held up tho
advance. There Is an unconfirmed re
port, however, that Itoyc lias been
abandoned by tho enemy.
On tho right tho French aro still
gaining ground steadily. They havo
reached tho crest of tho hills west of
the Olse and havo virtually cleared
the iMatz valloy of Una enemy.
Interest in the Plcardy battlo now
centers on the German leJforts to mob
ilize tho front along tho lino from Al
lien south to Chouliits and to check
the French efforts to envolopo tho
enrany's position at Lasslgny.
Tho coming day or two probably
will bo marked by savago fighting,
especially on tho south, whorfd the
continued progress of the French
would waken tWft whole German posi
tion, If It does not turn tho flank of
the Ntyon-Nslos line, which may bo
the first defBislvo front upon which
the enemy may elect to stand.
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Tho Lutheran picnic which was
postponed from last Wednesday on
account of tho rain, will be held at
Thomas' grove "Wednesday atfernoon
and evening of this week. The chil
dren will leave tlila church at two
o'olock. Tho parents and friends are
asked to come out In tho opening and
enjoy tho supper with us. Each ono
will bring his own . basket lunch.
Should it rain Wednesday, tluef picnic
will be held Thursday.
FORMER NORTH PLATTE HOY
KILLED IN ACTION.
James Simpson Hodgos, Who atten
ded tho North Platto high school In
1912 and 1913. and who was a marine
in the service In France, was killed
July ad in an engagement at Chateau
Thierry. This information ntnehed
rolatlves last Saturday when a card
from tho f,ovcrnmont was received by
Mrs. Pettir Strykor, of Overton, an
arpit of tho young man, it wns phoned
by her to Mrs. Will Boll, of tho Bird
wood section, who is also an aunt.
"Jiin" Hodgos will bo remembered as
a bright young man, whose llfo in this
city was darkened by tho sulcido of
his father who ran thta brick barn on
Front strecL Loavlng North Platto
Jim Wont to rolatlves at Overton
where he mnd,ei his homo until last
year when ho went to Mllwakeo and
oniisted in tlio marines. Tho namo of
tho young man appeared in tho casu
alty list published tho. same day tho
card was received at Overton.
In his announcement ns a candidate
for stato representative from this
county E. S. Davis statos that ho will
support tho ratification of tho nation
al prohibition nmendmont. vThts
should ontitlo him to hearty support.
The best thing, that over happened to
North Platto was putting tho saloons
out of business; when Nebraska voted
dry tho- following year tho prosperity
of ,the state was increased, and when
we have national prohibition wo will
havo a much bettor country than we
havo ever had. National prohibition
will bring to the people of tho coun
try at largo tho same measuro of
prosperity and happiness that local
prohibition has brought to North
Platte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stofregan returned
yesterday from a ten day visit with
relatives at Bluo Hill, NPdb.
THE HOYS WHO 00 TO
lfUNSTON THIS MONTH.
Tho exemption board this morning
selected thirty-live juunes of Lincoln
county registrants from which will
bo takon tho twonty-soven who will bo
sont to Camp Funston within a five-
day poriou uegmmng August ziui,-i
Tho nddltloal fivo names woro placod
on tho list to cover any contingencies
that may nrlso. The names aro as fol
ows: James C. Peterson
James Frcdorlcl
Carl Ekberg
Fred Isbrandsten
Richard Stogemann
Fred W. Schweder
Carl J. Carlson
Gcorgo Carlilo
Edw. O. Sanders
John R. Wing
Clarenco Llston
Josso E. Smith
Guy James
John H. Cook -
George Lannin " ' ,
Forrest F. Eborly
Byran R. Hlxon
Frank Cokor i
Andrew D. Riffo
Wm. A. Raatz
Charles 1. Lucas . fc
Clydo M. Brown
James R. Tolln
Roland V, Douglass
Arthur Nolson
Charles R. Leach
Arthur Howe , .
Frank Burko
Alfred Notlson
Henry Hfcnclrickson
John Smith - ,
George B. Gilbert
John Skogman "
W. D. Brooks
Clydo W. Sheets
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Elmer Koontz left Sunday for n
visit with relatives in Dougns, Wyo.
THIRTEEN YOUNG WOMEN
JENitOLL AS STUDENT NURSES.
Again hos LlnccCn cqunty gono over
thonop: tliis time moro than filling its
quota of registrations for studont
nurses. Tho quota assigned Lincoln
county ws twolvo; up to last ovoning
tho numbor enrolling Was thlrtoen.
jlq'.vWor, all thoso who havo ourollod
may not succesruciy pass tho oxnmln
utlon, and It ts thoreforo desired that
n. fow nioro fcnroll. Thoso who wish
10 Ho so should call on Miss Lorctta
MMphv, at. tho public library, who Is
thOsiecruitlng offlcor.
The names of tho young womlcin who
h&Va enrolled nro: Floronco McCrnc
keii) Iva Winttirs, Hiiaogardo Clinton,
Evelyn Wogonor, Mary Schlarondt
Ethl Kroslso, Leonn Nye, Vorna Por
kinsj, LoulftEl Flynn, Boullah Pickorol.
Dora Kugler, Margaret Kolly, Inez
McNntton. Jonnio Rencau, Dulcie
Firiler.
"fli'-se studont nurses are needed in
ordor that roglstord nurses may bo
released ovontually from regular hos
pitals and private practice and sont
ovorsoas, whorbi thoro is n crying de
mand for nurses to look aftor tho
Syoundud Americans.
j ln" enrolling as studonts Iheso
young womiih aro showing tholr pa
triotism, they aro demonstrating In a
practical way their deslro to help out
their, l-'ovprnmont and directly assist
ing in (ho saving of li(c)s of our boys
who are so gallantly fighting for us
onMoroign soil.
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- LlOut. Percy Schott, who had boon
visiting tho homo folks for "a wottk.
roturnod to Camp Cody this morning.
Tlie fire company was called out
lastfovonlug to extinguish a fire at
the Birgo lumbor ynrd tho sparks
r,om a locomotlvVs igniting tho roof of
tho coal sheds.
' Af?s. Ada Lewis will leave soon for
a vllt with relatives in California.
RECEPTION TO FOURTEEN
HOYS THIS EVENING.
A furfeVvoH rocoption tender tho aus
pices of tho Sammy Girls will bo glv
on at tho court houso park this opt
ing lo the fourteen boys who loavo
for training camps. Eight of thoso
boys go to tho Ralito auto scljool nt
Kansas City and will leave on No.O
tomorrow morning, three tcavo on
train No. 9 In tho nftornoon for Log
an, Utah to nttond u school of In
struction and throo loavo Thursday for
Lincoln to nttond tho school of in
struction nt tho state uivorsly.
A program has been arranged
which Includes selections by tho band
nil nddrOSS bv Mlsa Amm Krnmnli
, selections by n ladles' qunrtotto, solo
I by Miss Caryl Dorryborry and tho
I presentation of swotuors nnd comfort
i kits by J. E. Evans In behalf of tho
.Sammy Girls,
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I Do you bollovo nil tho stories you
hoar, and especially whan they aro
j derogatory to sOmo ono's character?
, Unfortunato'.y wo nro all a llttlo too
J ready to bollovo things of that sort
jWhilo wo take tho good reports with
!a grain of salt. You might sec "You
can't Bollovo Everything" at tho Crys
! tal Wodnosday night and soo what
harm Is often wrought both by malici
: ous and thoughtless scandal told and
1 retold.
I F. L. Mooney willl go to Omaha
IThrjsday to attend a mooting of tho
j district chairmen of tho Liberty Loan
drives. Tho men who woro chalrmon
i In tho third campaign will bo contln
j nod as such during tho fourth cam
paign. Mr. Moonoy is chairman of tho
.second district
I Trainmastor Wolr camo qp from
Grand Island yesUclrday to boo that
i the four troop trains woro safoly and
, expeditiously handled ovor tho tklcond
) district.
SAMMY GIRLS PRESENT
A WONDERFUL SHOWING.
Iho wonderful work of tho Sammy
Clt'.H is shown In a stntoment which
linn JiiHt boon compiled by Mrs. John
Mod raw, mother of tho girls. This
atntomont. received by The Trlbuno
Just before going to prods this morn
ing can only bo given in condensed
form, lloro are tho Important fea
tures :
Sinco tho middle of April, or within'
four months thoro has bc6n oxponded
for ynm tho sum of J1.G30.75; for com
fort kits tho sum oxponded has1 boon
$1,270.01; thoro has boon donated to
tho Y. M. C.,A. canteen scrvico tho
Sum of $200. nml tlin Innlilnn'nl nv-
posos flguro S20.00; total of $3,020.79.
ino gins navo noout ?auu m unpaid
bills, but thoro Is sufflclont money In
tho bank to Hquldato theso and still
havo a surplus of $625.00.
CorUilnly tho Snmmy Girls havo
roason to fool proud of tholr achieve
ments during tho 'past four months.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Elsowhoro tho Llork-Sandall Co.
announco that on Soptombor first thoy
will adopt tho cash and carry plan.
In vlowof tho scarcity of labor, tho.
tromondoua oxponso of doing business
and tho gonernl dissatisfaction of tho
dollvory and credit wo don't fault tho
firm for making tho chnngo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Gould, who havo
been guests; nt tho John Koontz homo,
returned Sunday to Douglas, Wyo.
Tho Economy knitting club will
meet Thursdny nftornoon with 'Mrs.
L. W. Walker, 414 west Socond Btroot.
Christian Sclonco service Sunday at
11 n. m., Sunday school 12 noon. Wed
nesday ovoning meetings 8 p. m., Build
ing nnd Loan building, noom 2C.
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Inquire EUGENE
Banks' Sub-Division of the south
32 Teii Acre Tracts
COfVS
Huh nfcB0 Ilrfcsh Pisa'' iynp
of section 8, T. 12 NR. 30, W. of 6th P. ML, North Platte, Neb., Scale: - 1-inch equals 400 feet.
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COUNTY ROAD
WITHIN ONE AND ONE HALF MILES OF NORTH PLATTE, NEB., 32 ten acre tracts of land, lying just south of the South Platte River, surrounded by good
roads, also one of the finest bridges being constructed at this time across the South Platte River, and wben complete will be just another substantial improvement to ad-
V CL A 11 1 1 A V .ll.wt w- -
-Upon these
ceplional crop
tural farm one
tracts may be grown the growing crops of this locality, which is ALFALFA, WHEAT, AND ALL OTHER SMALL GRAIN, BEETS making an ex
. This is a rare opportunity tor tlie person who wishes to produce as they tro.also live close to the beat citv"m the state of Nebraska, also a State Asricul
mile from this to stand back of any statement made above. THIS LAND IS FREE FROM CITY TAXATION.
Address all Inquiry to EUGENE COMBS,
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Hub S
tore, North Platte, Nebraska
