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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

2

RATTLESNAKE'S PEACE TREATY AND GERMAN CRIMINALS

The Burlington Hawkeye editorial argues peace with Germany is impossible while leaders like William II and the Kaiser stand. It cites past German atrocities, calls for bringing Hohenzollern to justice, and urges democracy as the path to a safe world.

Germany Burlington Hawkeye Teday Loudendorf von Hindenburg Junker France Belgium New York Times Harold Fredric Fredric Prince William William HW Prussia Attila William Hohenzollern

Methodists Postpone Their New Church Project

The Official Board of the First Methodist church delays plans for a new building due to high material costs shipping uncertainty and war conditions. Subscribers may reclaim cash or notes, while funds already paid remain for future construction. Custodians are named to manage gifts and hold funds for erecting a church.

First Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Dageses New Church Building Fund A. Young E. F E. Simmons O. F. Fryer New Church

No Draft Call for Last Increment Notified

Des Moines December 28 final increments for the first national army assigned to Camp Dodge will not be called. Men in those quotas will be placed under new classification regulations issued from Washington. Over 22 000 men at Camp Dodge in the third and fourth increments are affected. No more formal calls will occur before February 15 for the first army, and shortages will be filled from old regulations until local boards finalize men in the new class one.

Des Moines Dev First National Army Camp Dodge National Army General Crowder Dodge First Army

Social Notes Highlight Christmas Gatherings and Parties

Mrs M B Humphreys hosted her children and guests on Christmas with a noon dinner and afternoon games. Miss Blanche Banta plans an evening gathering for Miss Marion Swayzee of Burlington. The Y P B Girls meeting was postponed. Mr and Mrs William Louden announce a January 2 golden wedding celebration at the Elks club. Epworth League met at Mr and Mrs Paul Celeson with business and social activities and refreshments.

M. B. Humphreys Orpheum Humphrey Blanche Banta North Court Street Marion Swayzee Burlington Miss Banta William Louden Elks’ Club Epworth League Paul Celeson East Adams Street

Local News Briefs Record Mild Illnesses and Visits

M. W. Roth remains home in East Burlington due to illness. Ottumwa resident George Zika visited the city on business. Des Moines visitors include Mrs. Wm. Fleck and son Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Strong with daughter. The Gobble family hosted by Prof. C. BE. Gobble in Lafayette Indiana. Margaret Easling of Bonaparte visiting sister Mrs. Joseph Loofbourrow. A. H. Sumner returns from Iowa City visit with Prof. and Mrs. L. C. Smith. George Myers improves at West Hempstead home. J. O. Myers family moves to DeSoto Kansas from Dallas City and Oklahoma. Mrs. L. BD. James and children travel to Ft. McPherson Georgia to visit Capt. James. Mrs. E. Lamberson visits Hampton Iowa, then St. Paul Minnesota to see her son.

Wm. Fleck Howard Des Moines J. F. James Margaret Easling Bonaparte Joseph Loofbourrow A. H. Sumner Prof L. C. Smith Iowa City J. O. Myers Dallas City Oklahoma DeSota Kansas

Married Men Without Children Next in Class Two

The local exemption board will examine married men without children in class two around mid January after completing Class 1. They distinguish married men with and without children to balance Class four later, while continuing to mail 66 questionnaires daily despite a cold snap reducing responses.

Fairfield Athletic Association Opens Season vs Libertyville

A basketball game tonight at the Armory features the Fairfield Athletic Association team against the Libertyville town team. It is the opener with no admission charged and the public is invited to attend.

Armory Fairfield Athletic Association Libertyville Town

U S Engineers Quit Russia After Bolsh:eviki Dispute

Eight hundred sixteen American railroad engineers have left Vindivostok and arrived at Nagasaki after quitting Russia. John F F Stevens who led the American railway commission to Russia has reached Yokohama. The United States is understood to have asked Japan to halt ships delivering supplies to Vladivostok.

Tokio Dee Vindivostok Nagasaki John FF. Stevens American Railway Commission Russia Yokohama United States Japan Viadi- Voutok

Customary Chinese funeral practice noted for coffins

A report explains that after death a Chinese person is traditionally placed in a wooden coffin, with the wood typically imported from China.

China

Typewriter Supplies At Tribune Office Sale

The Tribune office offers typewriter ribbons in all colors and varieties, plus paper and carbon paper, for sale at 807.

Tribune

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dean Taylor A. W. Taylor Newell Dwight Hillis Americana Bankers’ Association M. W. Roth East Burlington George Zika Ottumwa Cliff Strong Willis Strong Mrs. L. T. Gobble Prof. C. BE. Gobble Lafayete, Ind George Myers Mary Myers West Hempstead Evan Valentine Cedar Rapids Joseph Valentine Verle Teeter Albion Lake City U. S Charles Lyon Rees Raat Y Meath Nye Roth & CO Coats Spe Roth Athena Beacon John T. Davies Undertaker George Q. Loesch L. E Burlington Street
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