to traffic in a couple of weeks. The new LIBLRT BOI
(bridge Is considered a splendid struc
A baby boy was born Vesnesday
Mr. nnu airs. Harry Shin.
Hnrr? wininma inff ro.nnM., ,n J ture nml certainly 'prosonts a nifty np-
Denver&o accept a noslt on with he ! t)ear?nco ns compared with the old
SX Sn P " WUh wooden structure which has boen in
v llB Tfll on 1M n inn mm 1
BONDS
$5600 Bond Buyer.
Chns. McDonald.
$.',0(10 liuml lluycr
f- f.i. c. , , , , , , . uuuiittiinii i nuvisui i nqiiu ou-
l-or Sale Second hand Dodge road- villi?
new tires. Phone Minnesota Mutual Life Ins. Co., W.
ti.. ' in.il - TT. Mnrlnniili! MnTlnnnlil Ktntr Hntik.
miss wiiuuue uwuhh oi ainnnv. cs..i i..u .... ..... , -- -"
formerly'ot this city, is visiting friends ,,: , J,n? ,? .uy?l W ""Js
in town while enrouto to Missouri. . " w , ; 7w ' "u'"
WW- nUftrbhi0 Mlln T-Wl, A1 C3
J
Ray yantlln is expected to arrive
home O&clay from a. week's visit In !,t aiwd conulon
Omalmjina other oaeni points lojo". coltl0".
F. Overman, June Prklns, 0.
vuu uiiiuuu ivuu ll-gineied Iiure OI1 i'"b in una luc. 11 juur llllllie 1 Inrnlii C
....... l. inn. . ... . . .1,,an ...... i. . iJllllulll V
Julius IMtcr.
September 12th has entered th Lin- does not appear todav It will in a sub
coin university for special training, subsequent Issue. AVhoro names are
Hnrrv Nono nf n,.n,i ioin.i otloneil twice in the list it moans;
formerly of ihi'eiiv ?.? rLJSi?i tlmt the lmrtles hftVo nmtle Purchase
cXrimlSlrS "afcamS fa""1 U,"e8 ,l ,s ot i
Funston. .. i t
win. AVhitlock has sold his rosidence
Henry VYaltoinath.
ml
ounty, F. L. Mconey.
TTVneh nil n Cnnnlfmi,. n. ..... ' ....o
-.w,.. y ""v'iM. iicsi-ms nronortv mi i RivHi . : r
. . . . 1. , . ' - .... -J V 4 W . L I f CI I UlllUtllf.V.
!f2,.MHI Uimd ltuyers
Mrs. V. F. hidings.
Henry Sohrivor.
'2.0110 llotid Ituycrs
"Wesley T. .Wilcox, H. Lamb.
Leonard B. Dick, Fidelity Reserve
the snrend of Snanlsh Pin. n,,r .nk 7 . . ".i01"
is fresh and pure. THE RBXALL iSh KSrS SoV" raSTi-uSS" Pnyn'
Miss Vaunita Hayes, who had been ' paratory to removal to Colorado. Atr. . r ' A
"fvu in uic u. i . anvp uuicu ij u-iiu ui iui in litmus rem
has been transferrsd to District Fore- oI(1 timers, has always been a good .
man McGraw's office. dependable citiz?n and many friends '
. For Sale-Prize Bantam and Rhode Kffn1lW,r,,y f ,lln,S9lf Bnd
aillliu JkUll. XUUlkUl .113
west Tliird
Inquire 315
If you are afraid to come down town
R. C. Chamberlain.
$1100 Bond Buyers.
J. V. Payne.
$1,000 Itontl Buyers
E. R. Goodman. J.J. Halligan, Ira
. and fear infection frnm ?ivmiaii in. " uare, J- u uonnor, Lnas. h.
Earl Stamp went to Omaha last eCV." .0mb,):U 8,1 1,1 I Snnscr. Mr Honrv Wall.mmth . Thn
nipht to take an examination for n- 7r phone reaches RFX VI L Stnr- Il,c-
trance Into artillery officers' training! dhug STORE reacl,os- "EX,VLL) K Qf p Fmnch MontaKue,
BChOOl, for Which lie made application1 ' Tnliiia Hanloi- T?nv r T imfnnl
two or three weeks ago. ; Postmaster McEvoy says he has U8 "anl , ny P" , Bfold'
A preventative to guard against Flu IXTu'when acancv W B?eS1. GriShnf Hupfer. -
sok nrtSe hlaffeSoId VTtS'" to' accept ono'of WOO Bond BuyJr..
REXAL ' nnnr rnnv thcthem. Mrs. Kerr Ingoing out rogu- William Simants.
DRUG STORE. . . , ,nr,y fln ,er rQMQ bctween tlle r,vorg S HnlWm
Another old land mark is being, is making the trip In less than four , e Timmermnn
torn down, the building that for near- hours, and this time can be consider- ' ' ' c-nn iiftii i.mer
ly a half centry served as a laundry ably reduced when she grows more nc-, uMinn(Hoi trT Pn
and dormitory for the old Pacific costomed to the route. ' eccn n i o'
j40.ei I I $650 Bond Buyer.
I Rpi?...r..T.i Kntnrilnv nnt 1 0il. nn.l r IT mi
.......... .... .v.v.i.a. x..- I'l.iirinilllllT TP11 Mnvfl will anil fr nimm
at $5.00. Mc-
For Rent
quire iirs. jass, waiKer music, lo. hats in silk velvet
Word received In town this week Vickcr Millinery.
announced that a son of George Keifer ,,. ,, . . ,
hn.l 1.RAn klllo.l In nntlm, In TTrnnPA. 1 yinB gOUO OVer tile top SO hand-
Old timers will remember George .Tvt "ie ,Thln,1 loaV ,antl
u-ifnr. -nc in in Kni., dnrn ! M. C. A. and Red Cross drives
I $550 Bond Buyers.
Chas. H. Stamp.
' A. P. White.
$."00 Bond Buyers
Dcrryberry & Forbes, Inc., 'Harry
n ..nit fl.nn IM.n.. Tl T.Tn..t..l
some thirty years ago. J - Arthur Rush, C M Trottor J E.
Iri a letter to Mrs. Lester Walker i Fourth loan. Not only disappointing 1,v,mfc' - "ock, v . L. bhel
received recently F. E. Billiard .to us, but disappointing to the Lincoln I i'VpTii Plllntf' Air. Tm T linrn
U'r lSc flint lln la rwnnirlii frmn MD nmmlv linvc .!, !. JiUlleS U. 1'lllOtt. .MrS. ITU I. URIC,
" O t vv i Ul iUf, v,u(fc PM O III', i L- ttllU 1111 V t I 11 till
R. II. Fowles,, Maymo W. Langford,
Fresh Oil of Encnlvnus. Presents I Mrs. Chns. Hunfer. V R. Malnnnv.
Just received a n:w line of plume the spread of Spanish Flu. Our stock North Plntte Crcnmerv. Nellie Paul
son, F. C. Pielsticker, M. E. Scott,
recent injuries and hopes that within ear to the ground always listening ' ' rn ' imiih m i' '
six weeks to be able, with the aid of. for gcod news from home. i.ee .Mustard, ueo. w. bmitn, m.
a cane to get around.
and fur trimmed hats at McVlcker is fresh and pure. THE REXALI
Millinery. .. .DRUGSTORE.
Forward!
With no thought of bursting shrap
nel and poisonous gases into which
they plunge with every muscle tense,
with every faculty, of mind alert,
with one thought only TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
That is the way our men are going
into battle. When the shrill whistle
sounds the advance, out they go their
whole heart in the task before them.
No power o?i earth can hold them back.
t
The same sharp challenge to battle
is sounding for us. We must answer
in the same proud way the way of
our fighting men the American way.
JFe must lend the way they fight.
We must show the war-maddened
Hun a united American people mov
ing forward shoulder to shoulder,
irresistibly, to Victory.
Our task is to supply the money,
the ships, the guns, the shells that we
must have to win. It is a tremendous
task. We must dp it as our fighting
men do theirs with the indomitable
spirit of Victory.
We must work, and save, and lend
with one thought only TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
Get into the fight with your whole
heart Buy Bonds io the utmost!
Thi Space Contributed by
Swift & Company
Mrs. Martha J. Twincm, Union Fire
I Ins. Co., Union Automobile Ins. Co.,
J Womans Benefit Assoc. Maccabees,
i Guy Coleman,' The Hirschfeld Co.,
Ralph A. Garman, Mrs. W. Cody Boal
.1. L. Case, H. M. Grimes, Richie
Ujnii.
F. W. Herminphousen, Dnn'l Gree
ley. A. W. Plumer. G. T. Holloway,
B. J. Guinart. Mrs. Harriett L. Hoxie,
D. J. Antonides.
$400 Bond Buyei-s. '
E. F. Seeberger, C. F. Tracy. Wil--ox
Dept. Store, Sanford Harlman,
W. C. Wright,
J. E. Johnson. -
Amy Elder.
Sarah Bongs, Frank Stralleherg'.
$350 Bond Buyers.
J. C. Den.
Casper S. Sivits.
?:100 Bond Buyers"""" "
J E. Wheeler. R. o. Chamberlain,
John Burko, Lizzie M. Crow, Wm.
Hubbard. R. L. Murdock, D. M.
Munomtier, John Nicholson.
Thos. Kelly. Julia Merkel, C. J.
urass, iTaiiK uueie.
i F. W. Cross, Geo. B. Kirby, Mrs.
R. F. Newbold, Geo. Tekulvc, Wni.
Whitlock, F. D. Westenfeld, II. N.
Smith,, Fred Waltheniath.
Mrs. M. L. Hoaelnnd, Will Voseinka.
$2.'.0 Bond Buyers. "
i Fred Marti
Mnry Donnelly
Dora Westenfeld, Mrs. II. W.
I Harris.
ii'
nebhausen. F. T. Redmond. P. II.
Sullfran, R. Schwalger, Harold Spoil-'
cer, a-red H. Thompson, Mrs. Clyde
Trottor. J. W. Voselpkn, A. X. Sel
bortfW. H. Flebbe, Wm. Taylor, C.
R. Grousr, Lawrence Enjinlnger, L.
V. KariniHn, J. A. Hopkins, c. X,
FryH L. l.untert, J. A. Baker, C.
A. Kins. 0. W. Wiley. W. L. Kault
nialu 11- II. Gntos, Erma Huntinx
ton'loiiH McVay, H. E. ilwUcy,
Stwu I'aldwln. J. W. Peter, Elmer
jm(Jn. i . A. gtlrliiiR. Henry West
onfflin. R. C. Wyinan, Ol'.ver Moody.
H.;i. 1 c....l.le, F. McWIUlani.i. L.
W. iroup. w. J. Dean. S. W. Throck
morfbn, a. 11. McMullen, chaa.
Mnnjfln, il. W. Eddy, John Ell. Geo.
Cnttfimti. W. II. O'Connell. Floyd
Scatoiirc. C. I. Johnson, E. II. r.um
vny, T K. Watts, C. W. Hammer,
Clioitcr WIUlRius, F.'A. Hansell. J.
A. Clu. :'!!. H. S. Johnson, Christ
PauJSon, .1. F. Schwalger, E. L.
Roblnmn, A. U Culton, G. A. Cover,
RnySnyder. L. Grogory. F. J. Dent
lor, (Skim Scott, Fred Flllion, E. S.
Ollnos, It. Sawyer, it. C. Lantz. John
aintoe, ( . L. Howell. W. H. Blalock.
jus. Grnurs. Jean Chapln. J. G. Saw
yerT. V. Austin, E. B. Norman, E. i
L. Boyd. R. E. Hanson. L. C. Wilson
Clarono Willnlms. P. A. Xorton.
Win. Abegp, A. H. Morrltt. t E. I
Stn.yer. ('. A. Fnuo, R. V. Cald I
F. I. IV nt. C. B. Achcy. F. K. Linds
lay, T. K. Burgner, W. M. Welsh, E.
S. Wick wire, Thos. Mengle, C. E.
Noiiii, 11. X. Getty. Mrs. H. X. Getty
S. Schwalger, Mrs. S. Schwalger.
J. E. Davis, M. Mogensen, G. H.
Beodcr, Bruce Eshoni, W. M. Speck,
G. II. Duke, J. R. Gutherie. Win.
Rconlar, Wm. Curtis. J. J. Roth, A.
McKee. G. M. Supanchlck, Chas.
Alien, E. W. Pcfticock. Xels Winters.
Hentv Hom. H. X. Bradford. F. G.
Clarke. It. F. Poole. L. J. Sloan, Ed
Single, Clara Dalton, 0. V. Hollen,
Civil chappoll, J. J. Gclden, Frank
Po'pleka. W. A. Selbo, C. L. Good
sell, Geo. Brodine, D. Tarklngton.
C. E. Pot 'or, L. E. Hastings. E. M.
Lolghton. Elmer Koons, F. G. Flint.
Geo.. Voselpkn, H. D. Hart, Wnvno
Kelly. I.. J. Ellington. W. H. Bird.
O. IJ. ('liainborlain, Chas. E. Ell, J.
E Rector, 0. G. Andersen. C. R. Cal
houn. A. E. Brown. J. P. Roberts,
H. J. Jacoby, C. II. Brand. K. A.
Show. J. J. Darnell, AV. E. Booth,
Wm. D aklna, A. E. Bell. C. G. Em
orlck, Geo. S.. Ilanse, G. G. Clausson
Chas. Green, J. M. Griffltli, K. M.
Sturtevant. Frank Konkol. C. C.
Ritonour. A'. M. Mann, J. R. Hemp
hill, AVin. Ilawloy, O. E. Evans, E.
C. Erlekon, C. E. A'ornon
GeorRin M. Allen, C. M. Austin, F. H.
Barnell, Francis II. Barnell Jr.,
Myrtle Beeler, Mrs. J. G. Beeler,
Mrs.. Butler Buchanan, Frank Bucha
nan, Mr?. Leigh Carroll, T. m! Co
hnpon, Leo Crifchfielil, A. C. Dnunis,
Benjice Griffin. E. H. Hclpeson, Curt
Hinmnn, Bert A. Hunter, Alfred S.
James, J. F. Kecfe, J. K. Knnpp, C.
T.Uviiox, A. L. Lane, Mrs. A. L. Lane,
Patrick McDaid, Mrs. II. R. McMich
nel, M,r3. C. J. McNnniara, Chas. ,1.
Porry G. Buchanan, Mrs. X. E.
Buckley, Horaco Fralzev. II. E. Hess,
Ed Kiei-ig, C. C. Long. Mrs. AV. J.
O'Connor, Dr. AV. T. Pritchard, Edith
Patterson, C. A. Rcbinson, Mrs. Carl
Rltenour, Harry Sprung. E. S. Stand
ley. Fanny F. Simants, Ruth E.
Simants, Mrs. E. F. Seeberger, Lona
L Salisbury. Martin AVyman. O. AV.
AVclls. Alma AValtomatli.
I iliio M. Richards, R. II. Stock, C. AV.
Yost. Walter Wilson, Mrs. J. A. Mc
Miehacl, Miss Tiljie S. Blnnkcnburg,
A. M. Locke, Mrs. Wilson Tout, M.vs.
Mnvme E. Smith, AVm. II. C Wood
lmrst, Benj. F. Sunderland, Staurt
Denuv, E. S. Davis. Thos. E. Carter,
EliiMbeth Danzc, Mrs. F. J. Diener,
W. ( . Fnirchilil; Edw. Gnlvin, Evan
eline Herrod, Thca Hansen, J. C
Kennedy. Joseph Morsch, Elmer E.
Mo (!y, F. F. Murray, Miss Lnurn
AVm Roddun. umiora ii
.,i
i;iiilillliiiiVi
DENTAL
CR E M E
What is the
CoolClean
Klenzo Feeling ?
IT IS n freshness like n spring
morniriB on a mountain peak.
It spreads over your teeth and
tongue. But it's moic than a fla
vor it's a testimony of thorough
cloAnness cleanness that has
extended to the countless littlo
taste nerves and has freed them
of the sticky mouth secretions.
Any wonder your breakfast
tastes better after you use Klenzo?
Get a iubo to try today.
Rexall Drug Store
Depression Hits Hun Army.
A correspondent writing from tlu
front says:
A great wavo of depression has
been caused in tho Gorman nrmy by
I'be Antiseptic solution to spray the
Throat. Prevent Simnush Influenza.
For sale at THE REXALL DRUG
STORE.
::o:
IT
. I . T T Tl 1 T t -r '., I 1,1111 'IV, .Till ...
n n'iler,T 'tt1: .Bailer-1 Dorram, Lulu M. Domini, Zclla M.
,, . u.u. i,. nca,,, uuu, nnrrnm. G. S. Uuf Jmnil.
Lstnij Nollcc.
1 K ..n..4 til
tho collapse of Bulgaria and the tot- 1!)1S ln lho im,tur9 of tho u(iurslgn-
te- im? of Turkey and Austria, prison- ed a heifer about three yoarsold, whlto
ers declared toiUiy. face, with horns, no brands. Owner la
During the day I saw several huu- roquosteil to call, prove property, pay
, , ., , charges and take animal away.,
drod dejected looking captives in GEORGE I1ALSEY,
prisoner cngos in the roar of the Am- AVollfleot, Xcb.
erienn linos. ' T::o:-:
One officer of more than usual Ui- w from"?ny See olght milofl
tolllgence said in English that the north ot igi,nni about the mlddlo
kaiser has not the same hold ovor tho of August a bay maro two yonrs old,
Gormnn people thnt ho forniorly had.
with bald face 'and white hind foot.
Tl. ...... I ...111 1... al..M.. .t
liio uorninn people situ buieui or for lnfortnati0 leading to
its recovery.
F. H. PRESTIL, InKhm, Xab.
1 LcDoyt
I 2(10 Bond Buyers
J. K. Crow, Marion II. Evans, AVm .
' Hito. Chns. A. Herrod, Mabel C.
I Howard, Alfred Loth, Chas. Roasch,
Lucille AVilcox, O. E. Elder, E. M.
Illolc'omb, A. Beyerly, R. C. Eyerly,
C. C. Aost, II. C. Borgman, AV. AV.
dimming, B. B. Boatman, O. R
McNaniara, Paul G. Meyer, Ernest
R. Mills, J. O. Patterson, Louis Peter
son. Presbyterian Church, Goo. E.
Proser, Geo. M. Rannie, Thos. Rc
gim, Helen C. Schnrmann, II. V.
Scliarmnnn, Albert Schlientz, Mrs.
M. E. Scott, Carl E. Simon, Mrs. L.
IhiiT, J. L. Sinclair, L. J. Dean, AV. D. Smith, Lue R. Spencer, E. A. Sten-
jC. AVhltthcad, Thos. Orton, Arthur
I Know , c. AV. Dorrnm, C. AV. Ruble,
JR. AViilinnis. M. McFarland, G. A.
1 Zfiitineyer, ,
I Mrs. Geo. B. Dent, F. II. Elliott,
A. G. Hultman, P. II. McEvoy, I.
A otioyama.
Max McGrew, P. II. Eagon, J. AV.
Monks. Elln Crook, S. C. Mocombor,
Christian Science Society, Ernest
Diener, J. C. Penny Co., Geo. II.
Schnrmnnn, Harry L. Kelso, H. L.
Pennington, Fannie AV. Collins, C.
M. Newton.
AV. T. Alden, A. S. Allen Leonard
Cornett ,Ir, Mrs. J. S. Davis, John B,
Edwards, Frank Fnckn, Harcourt Clo.
Co., Frank Hood, J. C. Hupfer, L.
E. Mehlmann, J. E. Nelson, Mrs. L.
Petterson, Catherine Dick, Chns. J.
Brand, C. V. Turpio, D. C. Congdon,
J. II. VanCleavo, Chas. Hendy, Dr.
N. McCabo, Edward Boesch, Dorn M.
Balzer, Dr. G. B. Dent, C. P. Howard,
Tom Kelley, A. J. Salisbury.
William C. Reynolds, Clarence Cool
Here. F. J. Diener, E. Lindblad, John
M. Vernon, George Winkowltch, Sara-,
uel Gozee, Miss Berna Perkina, Ja.
Dorrnm,.
$1.10 Bond Bayers
TV-. W. Watkins, A. Outherle3s, L.
H. Olson
Oik Rasmussen. Herman Schleuter,
C. 8. Clinton, Steve Cole, Mr. M.
tt. Gilfoyl,
twentieth Century Club, Mrs. Harry
Dixon.
James AV. Elliott,, Wm La riant
W. I .Quinn
I00 l'n-1,1 R,i,rrs
O. A 'i f" ' !' i: nji- i, k k.
Bradle; ' i 1 . ' i i ' i , , i
8. Ore. i ;
Huffma; ' i-
E. E. J i i 1 ,
Belma A . rvcrr, ursre wioonev, invM
Miii linU It F Mtr.jn i'..ter Mll-
sva', M. Lillian Sturges, Robt. E.
AVohlford, Mrs. C. O. AVeinKnnd,
Duncan McNicol, D. M. Tatom, Evn
Dick, Chesley Lowe, John Eshlemnn,
Chii J. Cornewell, Lewis L. Grecno,
Norman Connelly, John G. Anderson,
O. J. Klein, Victor VonGoetz, Arthur
R. Turner, Loren Purdy, AVilson
Tout, AV. J. Lantcraf, C. M. Barton,
A F. Sodermnn, John E. Koontz,
Stanley Adams, Thos. J. Adams, Mr.
an.l Mrs. J. II. Curry, Ruth Strcitz,
A. F. Strcitz, S. G. Anderson, Geo.
A. Austin, R. D. Batie, H. C. Brock,
M1 . H. C. Brock, Nellie A. Barron,
M . Frank Buchanan, Gust Chirns,
Mr-. J. H. Edmisten, Fayo Elder,
Job i Frazier, Aileen Gantt, Mrs. E.
II. Goodman, M. Ilayoe, Lochicl
Jol 'iston, Ed Kelly, Henry Lehr, L.
Li' hlte, Andrew Olsen, Anno A Over
m; '. Pae L. Paraons, lire. Mai-y T.
P: nrsoB, IJmma Pulver, Bessie F.
Sa'; bury, Jani Tonari, II. P. Thorn
i, Mlia Anna Vots, Wm. Walthe
nr rh, B. W. Wright, Clevelknd Wili
er1 jn.' .
ISO Bond Buyers.
' illlatn F. Arkerman, Mrs. Minnie
B tar Mrs. Edna Barnell. F. Edw.
B lernfoind, James Becha, Mrs.
E Jay, Mrs. Rob't Derrybrry, Jas,
I R 'crt Dtrryberry, Ina Diener, Mrs.
1 J JT. Donepan, J. R. Dorram, Mrs.
c V. Dorran, Tr. K. Daney, Mary
'.o(t, Ti "."ii C. Dujrtran,
'L-l-i ' i '-. ' G. Filley,
' ! to. B. Gar-
S. Hardin,
i . , Iiti. ilaiatiims, uuuii N. Hswlev,
(Centlniii'd on Piipo R.)
in the kaisor to sonio extont, tho of
fleer said, but in tho first Hugh of
victory tho pooplo closed their eyos,
whereas they are now oponlng thoir
eyes .
Tho officer said that ho did not be
lieve thnt President Wilson would
accept the latest German poaco offer,
altho he had hoped so. His opinion
was that tho allies are now on tho
road to victory and would not stop
until they had finished tho Gorman
army.
"Tho Germans know that defeat
awaits thorn nnd they began to soo
It ns soon as the March offensive was'
stopped on tho Amiens and Manic
fronts," tho officor declared. "Tho
knowledgo had improssod moro and
more upen tho Germans by Marshal
Foch'a successive victories. Now it
Is simply a case of making tho best
penco possible.
"Tho allied resources are over
whelming Germany. And ln addition
to thai many Germans think thnt tho
strugglo has lasted long enough nnd
must end, no mnttor what the cost.
Tho Gornians aro probably unwilling
to depose the kaiser, hut nre Hiiro to Congressman M. P Klndaid, Ro
iirb his powers so that ho can novor publican candidate for ro-olcction.
again rule with a Iron hand." . 15f,v" 10 vo 0 miB ,von 11,8 1,n"
() i Kill nun miiiiiri iu uvuiy vwir niuun-
Storldt.gs that wenr-If you haven't liro n1"1 Vr,C8 viKro"- 8I100tly ,r."?-
. ecutlon of tho war until tho enemy Is
yet found stockings your youngsters foree(, to uncon,i,tloiml Hrrondor
can get enough wear out of let us
show you our now big variety at
prices thatvciuinot fail to please you.
AVo have the same kind for nion and
women such brands ns Holeproof,
Dependon. Ever wear Phoenix nnd
many others of the most fnvorod
brands at THE LEADER MERC. CO.
HISIUHY WROUGHT IN STONE
Marvels of French Architecture Which
tho Uncivilized Hordes of Ger-
many Would Destroy. ,
In nrrhlforturo France Is supreme.
It well may ho said that without
Frnnce there would have been no Goth
ic architecture. The cathedrals of
France nre nl)oluti'ly unrivaled, says
Cnss Gilbert in tho AVorld's Work. Ono
Iiiih only to mention tho names of No
tro Daino de Purl. Rourgetf, Reims,
Chartres, Rouen, Amiens, Beauvnls and
Coutiiuri' to brine up memories of mir
acles of creative design which no
words can fittingly characterize or'do
scribe. Wonders of constructive Inwmuity
ns they are, they have a yet moro su
premo significance as evidence of the
refinement "and taste of a people In
stinct with emotion and eunoHled by
Idealism In Us most exalted phase,
(These grwvt bulldnun phi- expression
to the spiritual iihiilrutluns of u great
people.
They nre const factious of superb
cale and fttcinutln beauty, ointit-l-llshed
by traeery niul nj-nlu--t jno, carv
Inrf and Inlay, stained jtiu-., tuiifntry,
lron- , 1 m craftw-
manKhlp nnd cxfnil.slie d i n. Tli -y
ro th" j n-i 1 1 1 -t ui a ill'.,' ,-iiu!' ,
of I'm , ' ,., . ,, , , f
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would nstroy.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
JliiiGE ERrJEST B. PtiiRIf
OF CAMBRIDGE
Ch'tin, able, fimrli'M, -Oinubu Ufc
Rciuiiikrilily lit timber. Lincoln
Sti)t" Jnumu).
Tin' Wfft ibri't-fourrliH of the otat
Is enlilliil fo ut least "'lie Jodjf
VVorld-Meif.ll.
Xotlce of Hale
Notice Is hereby given
urflay, the fith diy of Nm
at tho resldenco of lu;
in Walker precinct. In 1
ty, Nebraska, at 2 o'ck 1
noon, I will offer far sale I
est bidder for cash, one red cu.
posed to be about four years of, mte,
sain cow to ne aoia as an est ray.
, Dated this 4th day of October, 1918.
J. M SOl'DER, Justice of tho Peace
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