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Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 211, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 September 1918

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Contents

Masthead

WILL REPORT ON FRED HAMILTON’S CONDITION

FIRST SNOW OF SEASON

BAPTIST CHURCH.

A BEAUTIFUL DAY

DR. WASHBURN NOW CAPTAIN

ANOTHER LETTER FROM SAM DUVALL OF WAR EXPERIENCES

HENRY P. CHILDERS WRITES OF SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY.

MISS NELLIE MEYERS LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

SATURDAY WAR SUMMARY.

TWO HUNDRED OUT FOR DRILL

JACKY BAND HERE OCTOBER 2

SATURDAY HOSPITAL NOTES.

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Many Forms of Vacation Service Open for Teacher Both in City and Country

Women Are Now Enjoying the Greatest Opportunity in History of Business

People of Germany Prove Themselves in Wrong by Treacherous Actions

U-BOATS BALKED BY AIR FIGHTERS

Police Adopt Orphans.

LADY WILLINGDON

TRACES KIN IN ARMY

CROWDED TRAFFIC NEAR BATTLE FRONT

DRAFTEE GETS TIRED WAITING; JOINS POLES

RABBITS A PEST NO LONGER

Walks 145 Miles to Enlist.

FEED FOE BY TUNNEL

Converted Blacksmith.

PICRIC PLANT WILL STAY

Pastor Is Freight Checker.

JUSTA LITTLE SMILE

Great Merchant Marine in the Making

FLASHLIGHTS

USES FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS

IN OTHER CITIES

SOME EPIGRAMS

FACTS ABOUT JAPAN

Who Is On the Lord’s Side?

D. J. BABCOCK WRITES HOME FOLKS FROM THE WAR ZONE

WAS MOTHERS' REPORT.

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