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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07
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Comptroller s.. 9. Serrea
bat fiinf Saloon 2i5euien pegen
gerIesune oes Sonntagsseieees
annulicrt 5lpei in 9ropnspille,
uno ie cine in CHAPEL Sill, 8ean-
mont unD 8alpeiton. J
Mns Gaitrnpille miro Der Spo
Don 5rau Caroline Sabp gemeloet,
Sic bort i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren
~peritorben iii. Die Terltorbene ge-
horte nod 81 Den nrIpriinglid]eil
Mnlieolern,
sssn Galpelton itarb Srau Yait-
line 9rlieni1g, ole @itne BON s.
3. Sruening, I'M 4lter Don "a Sab
rem.
SnrrD s. Spanell murbe BON
Der SsSlrrp in Coleman idulbig be-
funoeI Den Sberit 2eiitnant SO. 6.
Butler in 4lpine anl 90. Suli 1916
erl1oiien 5u baben uno pliroe 81
flint Sabren 3udtbaus perurteilt.
@ie befannt, bate er 81 Oeriel6en
Belt alld) feline 5rau eri6olien, mar
a6er negeil oieIer Sat III San Nm
gelo frei geiproden. Spaneps Ir-
m1lte baben geeen oas in Coleman
aefallte llrteil Die Ippellation ange=
fiinoigt.
~Sinhrpdher hof,eu 0en NpI1.
ld,ranf in 6. 6. Yerrp's Drug
Store in Sntberlano Springs nit
Ritroglpcerin ~eeiprengt uno lnge-
fabr 5000 bnares @elb oaralls &c
itoblen.
ssn elmer in @eimar a~bgebalte-
men Mabl puroe Die S6ullteuer nit
80 gegen 69 Stimmen BON Toe ant
25c erbobt.
Bon Der StaotS ltniperiitai
III 3eras lino 3 ilnee Brofelioren
nad) Toronto. Canada, gegangen, I'M
bort einen piermohcntliden GRIND
! lid)en" Gltrlus i'm 5luepeien ourdl.
,umad)en. 9tah @eenoi9ung oieiei
| 2ebrseit weroen lie nad) Muffin 5rl'
| riidfebren, ilin Die in Toronto CT.
uorbenc G~rfabritng uno @eisbell
al oie terauilden S%tioenten, nel.
| DIE iid Der glpiatif ipiOmen mol.
leu, meiter at peraapfen. Gbaror
fdbrt INNER nod rno Der Sabes II
sroB.
syn Der in gictorie abgebal
! tenen Sabres 8eriammlung oel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07
San
Traction Co.
Merieo.

Mobert 6. Barnes, Der G6ef
oes vSnpeitigation gureau" oes Sn=
IMPROVEMENTS, erflart, es Jet nift
wabr, Dob cine neile Repolrtionsbe7
meqllna bon 8iaiitas, Gientifieos
nno 2eaaliitas, M Werifo geplant
uerDe.
Nus 2areDo miro gemeloet,
General Garransa lJabe Die @onDer-
neursmab[ i'm Staate Samaulipas
ollf unbeltimmte 3eit peridoben.
SHE gi0iitos, Die in Dem aam=
pie bel SEN San Suan Minen ge=
fangen genommen mnroen. llro IN
ser Habe bes anlnpfplabes birtgerid)-
tct moroen.
- 6rancisco Giaa ioa it'd nit lel-
men 2euten auf Der GalOron Hanb,
As Meilen iiiolid ppH Der 6renae,
befinoen.
Sn Snare5 lit oas @eriidt in
umlaut oas amerifaniide gerbot
ser Mnsfubr bon @affen nno Dtini-
ton nah Merico Deroe in einigeit
Sagen a~ufgeboben Deroen.
Mns Der merifaniIben Salpt-
ltaot miro genieloet, General Sbre-
gon's H~eIignation lei nift angenom-
men. Gr babe aber llrlanb erbals
ten, peroe porldufig nod iciner
2Sarm i'm Staate Sonord geben mo
lpGter pielleidt cine Geile nad) Den
Ser. Staoten MAIDEN, nm BORT Mer5te
All fonlultieren. General augnitin
galtro lei 5um ltnterfriegsminilter
ernannt uno babe iein Imt bereits
anaetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07
eteatr Mnsgleidungsbtb5roe.
Gs miro hermit sur Genntnis q

@s miro hermit sur &enntnis ge-
bradJt, Dab oas adtbare County
&ommilidrs @eriebt bon 8erar
@ountp, 3eras, am 5ipeiten Montag
inn Wfai oieles Sobres 1917, allo ont
pier5ebnten Gage oiefeS Monats, als
teuerausglei6nngsbeboroe 5ulam
mentreten lilo in Sibung bIeiben
miro, fir ben 3med, pom Steuer-
giielIor BON 8erar Gountp ale feline
giIeIlementlilten, 9iider etc. bebufs
lbrer Snlpeftiom aorreftion glits-
aleiduug nnb 9eItatigung e~lltaegeu7
sunebmen. Gum 3eugnis bierfiir
meine l~lnteridrift nit beigefiigtcnl
Office Siegel in Son Intonio,
Serus, on oielem oritten Gage oeS
Wai 4. 9. 1917.
(SiegeD Jranf q. Mention,
'eotntp GIerf. 9erar Gountu. Seros.
tarseiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07

0icier NIT .Siilfe 5uriidfebrte, lag Ser
ltngIidliGe MenT0 ifon i'll Ster-
ben.
Die frar5oiiide &ommiiiioHl
an oeren Spite General Soffre un0
gipioni iteben, miro Ser git1looulg
unierer Gbamber Of Commerce, nod)
San Intoltio 81 fomnten, nid)t fol-
aen fo1lnen. 8ir pei1en uts oes-
ipegen ntdt oie 4lngen aus.
Mus elmer Garage I'M 400
g(od ser 9iio 9reia StraBe ltab=
len ginbreber cine In5abl Clint
mermonns : @erf5enge, welde 81
qentum BON 8. g.. @pooarb uno S.
%. ct. Sobns lparen. Tim in Die
Garage gu gelangen, i6odteten Die
Spibbuben eillen Eurntel aus, ourd)
SEN elm GROCER Ma1n nit 2eidtig-
felt p%aliiereu fonnte.
ssn ether angemeinel1 Geilerei
an ser Condo ltno Watamoros
StraBe erbidt Ser i'm 8. @rtilerie=
Reaiment oienenoe @eorg Hetcrs
mebrere gefdbrlide Stidwunoer.
SsSn einem groBen 9epartement
Store mnroen 5pei rofftnierte 2a=
oe%nbiebinnen, ote @aaren i'm Sc
traae BON $40 in ibren S%pitbuben=
talhen batten perIbminoen lpiien
perbaftpt.
Ole Militar 8eborben al1f
Sort Sam @oulton baben cine Or
ser erlnlien, oab aae Soloaten mel
DIE lib nod ii llbt abenos in Der
Staot berumtreiben. eirtgeIteft tper-
oen. Soffentli1 boren iest Die Ga1,
bereieh ouf, mel6e haufig BON gan-
oiten, oie in Soloaten ltniformer
gefleioet iparen, in Der lebten 3eit
periibt moroen iino.
Sheriff Goblin bot Die noti=
gen MaBregeln fir oie &efrrtieru1lg
~aetroffen uno Die 8eamten, fpel6e
an leoem Musbeh1ngsplabe fltlgles
rem meroen ernamt; Die &efrutie-
rungs Maidinerie fam iett ieoen
Mngenblid in 8emegung gelett fper-
oen.
Ser 9~unoesienat bat an
samitag ben 8onferen5 Geport,
ourh mpld]en 100000 gum Mn=
fu1lf BON 1900 gfer 2dno, weldes
fir oie grmeiterung bon Sort Sam
Soulton gebrauht miro, betpiaigt
meroen, obne fpeitere Oisfliiiionen
a~ngenommen.
Die ieit Wonaten anbaltenne
grodenbeit murDe am Scnrtag
ourdy einen guten einoringelloen 9e=
gen unterbro1en, Der fir oas @e=
miiie uno Die Saaten pom nngeben-
rem Iorteil lit. Die in Der Staot
lomie I'M Gonrltp gefalenen ytlef
meroen auf lt%ngefabr Ell
men 3on ben1eiien. Gas Sbermo-
meter ging mabreno oes @etpItters
bis auf 40 @ra0 berunter-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07
Ser geethopen Mannerd,ur

sDir0 am 9onnerltag, ben IL. Mai,
Gin aroBes Gon5ert gum gclten ocs
x1nerifmiiden 3oten areu5es aeben.
Gem 9eethoben Wiatulerfor III Der
0mapt-Mnteil eingeranmt. 9erIelbe
miro iingen. .Seruialcm Slrse" bon
gDnL einem IN Seem Yorf iebcioeu
iunaen aomponilten. Serner Der
let's uDas Grab I'M glilento@, cine
berrIid]e 8~erarbeitung pes Elaten
6fen @eoiftes yHadtlih AM gulen-
to-. Damn cine rei5enoe @obe I'M
golfston uMbfbieb" unO 0as anleri-
fnniShe 8olfsIieo DO blad Soc"
s}urm GdluB iingt Der ebor oas
ar1easIieo aus Mar Srud's p0as
sye,erfrelis". 0as BARTON Colo,
rueId3es mir bcinl Sangerfeit bon
Carl Gduegel borten. bat Ser Wm.
Serff iibernommen. 9ie Mo3art go
cietp bot cine einlaorng sur Wit
Uirfung mteenommen- AnBeroelr
luirfem nod NIT: Sran 9ornberaer.
,srnn Captain 0upis, einc Sod)tei
0 Colonel 8arnum, Sri. Warr
alibrep, Srau artbur Glaalien mn
.Serr Sran airfpatrid, DER briaantt
jllnae genor. Die alapierbegleitung
4ieat in Sdrloen pom sSrdnlein CID
MadenIen uno Sraillein 8lorf
sgriqas. Gin groBes Srfeiter pirt.
rbenfans NIT.
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Staotipabl. @ergeft uid)t at iuGb=
len. lteber perIdiebene aanbi6aten
bdt bic Hrimaripabl mod nidt emit
ifJteben.
= Sic Staatsfonpention Der Offs
finbet am Mitttpo1, 8onnerita9
uro Sreitag oiefer ISOLDE bier itatt.
Die 8oIi5ei ~perbaftete 5pei
Mdnner, nelde IN ben gutd,er-
Shop BON Mlberto 8iQaltriga, liz
81 Yaio Str. Dor bier Gagen einges
broben iein io1en. Sci einem Der
M1nner muroe Elm Mteiier nit
5Gorten gefunben, oie oornuf oeu=
teter, 6aB elm Screen" nit ibm
ourdi1nitten mar.
l1eber 200 itaOtiibe 2ebrer
bielten I'M @olff & Marr Auoito-
RUM eine g%erlnmmlung alb, in Ser
sic boben 2ebensmittelpreile beipro=
den n1b Outrage auf grbolung Der
@eb1lter gelteat mur0en. Gin aus Z
Mitglieoerm deficiencies &omite
muroe ermdblt, meldes iid) init gu
perintenoent Dteef III 8erfTnoung
Iesen unD Die @ebalts5ulagen bean-
tragen miro.
- 2eDis MaUerid, Der crit fur5=
lid BON elmer Sonr in europa gu
riifgefeBrt lit, bait beute Had)=
mittog Dor Ser @drtnerei-&ommil
lion Ser 9alloclsfammer einen Gor-
trog iiber Die art uno @eiie, in
ipeIder Ser @emiiiealtbm 5ur 3eit
in europa betrieben miro.
0ie Sdiiler BON YrcfeiIor
,Sobn sc. Steinfelot meroelr lih am
Oeittpod, ben IS. 5. Wis, $50
llbr abenos, in elmer i'm ct. Marp
auoitorium geaebenen mulifaliifen
Mbenb Undertaking. boren ~laiien.
2iebbober flalIilder &lapicr Mn-
iif iinb gum 9eiud) Der S~urtrags
eingelaoen, Der Gintritt lit frei.
Die Gorntp aommiiiare er-
bobten Die Salare Der I'M eonntu-
@ef1ngnis nngeitelten @efangeneny
mdrter aiif $50 pro Gag.
sSroll Garter s. Sommers,
geb. Clara Meta @abrmunD, lit am
Canning abeno gegen II ltbr nod
fllr5er &ranfheit aus Dem 2ebcn ge
ld)ieocn. Sic mar I'M Sabre 1880
in fredericksburg geboren uno miro
anber bon ibrem @atten lino cinenl
led)sidbrigen Sobne bon i6ren 81
tern, Sberit Otto @abrmlno ltno
Srar, iopie BON feds p%erbelrateten
SfApeitern uno einem gruber be.
trallert. Die geeroigung fano am
5onutng nahmittag nm a llbr
Dom Srouerbauie, 209 Hiper ape.,
Itatt YaItor @olff pom Der llltberi-
id)en ct. Sobnnnis Stride belt Sic
@rabreoe.
@erseft midjt, baf mprsem Der
Iag 1T, an benz iiber Die itabtiidDen
Ncamten enbsiiltig entidJieoen pirS.
@ebt snr @abl!
Die BON SRI. 2uciae Dfillbul
u%eranitaltetc .Gombop Sbop@, mel
die geltcrn infplge oes H%egenwetters
ausfanen nluBte, miro beute nod,
fortgeictt. gs finben 5fpei Goritel-
lunoen nm 2:t5 nadmittags nro
|S:t5 obenos itatt. Die, melde oie
vSboip" nod nif)t beimdt baben,
ionten niht perfeblen, ii6 Die IN
tereIionten 2eiltungen bellte ol3uie-
beu.
SIN II. Mai giebt Der gcetbo-
pen MGnnerd)or gum gelten oes ame-
rifauiIdlen Roten areii5es elm SION
,ert. Die Wo5art @eleaihoft miro
mitlpirfen cbcnIo Die 9nmen SRI.
anbrep, Trau 6ranf 6. Dapis nnb
| Tyran Irtbllr G%lnaiien nno Die Ser
rem Dram airfpatrif nnO 8. SerIf.
Der 36iabrige Nrtbnr DC
@leurp, Gin Sniaiie oes Irmenbai.
les Idnitt iih om Samitag obeno
| nit einen1 GaiiermeIIer ben Sails
ab; auBerocm burdlduitt er Die
| 8ulsaoern oil beioen Sanbgelenfen.
Den 9oftor, Ser i'm oaran su bin
bern perlud)te, trieb er nit benz @o-
| aermeIier ats Dem 3immer nto nls
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Ser Merifancr @ellceitao 90

Der Merifaner Weilceltao DO.
reno, Der einige Neilen bon Der
5taot an ser Gomeriet SanoltraBe
stpobnt, muroe anl Sonntag NIT einer
siefen Stidiulnoe oidt iiber DEM
.5ersen betpuBtlos aufgeflnoel nno
iofort nod Dem ltdotiid)en 9ospital
fransportiert. Ger Eater, Der be-
FAINT ieim ioa, lit nod nidt perbaT-
tet, orei 7srolien, meId)c bic Eat ae'
Ieben baben IoIlen, meroen porlali'
fig ols 3cllgeu int @emabrlom &C.
4halten-
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Sausbaltcrim, dltere 5uperlaifTge
Srmu, piinlft Den SausbaIt eines
beiieren alleinltebenoen Serrn 5u
fiibren. @ute 9ebanolllng 8eoin-
guna. Moreiie: 80. q. core OF u5reie
EreHe~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07
Lckdies.
gDransFdtlides Better.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno ltmgegeno.
@Sente abeno nno 9ienitag: flor
.Al1o mariner.
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- @ebt moraen 5nm @ablplake
inb belft Sic nGditen itGbtiIdlen Be-
nmten luaflen.
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GDtfDnfa .EruOnfte.
sou Nnta,,;n CIR I moi 1917
ssns,,,, gr,Se Gntfnn coon S;f ing
ssr1s no, moI,o,,,
a.. ~. an e.s j.
ale, ~ go'a, = gea.. 3peI. Sco.oo
up, 0sa., %lpso4 nnp % Snaa,
?lo-to hnp 9lo,ll' augnrs @iosv5 Hu
9io-l2, Seplemoer 9lo.Io u. Sio.lo'
S1fopet Slo-9o hllo slo-9i 9oopem5
per sl2.3S s.no Slo.ss Se6emoet,
Sl5-5l itnp Sl5.o9.
6arm-E rp6nfte-
a., Mrt,n;, - ma; to,1
Gun a'ip'fo' Se s psal i9r.
BUTTER .23c-5Oc per 4sFln'o
yer tHIr fr1ldel - ZIG per Suseno
9iibner 1713c-25c per Bto
Curriers' fSe per Efnrn
Be5eu ..- S3.ul per Suldyel
aoru $3.50 per guidael
6dfer -..-r 93c per Slidgel
5em ......... $4,000 per Sonaie
Wemiie-
aartoffclu, California unO Colorado.
$o;oo; ,. u..... en-
SIbs saiaollsu'' pu"pia Ssuh''
va rhp 80 r ~. 40 ~
5'p ea SseHs sAg'iui Nue. pow
ufg %o.ao PEI eluie
OogheH, golp.uoo pIhlo, yer elut-~
$Ia.oo; eattIorsia gagoas. PEI sp :
SIaoo fuuSi 49, &c En. gw,sss
Grsen Der gmf6I Sampers. $3.50.
SOmaten, Seras, s 4Drbe, $500
Maoiesden, 35c (. / b6.8inbei-
Blumenfobl, 1925 per Crate,
Robl, $500 per 100 YfunS;
Ss..st Tkksitsn 0as.sEsI
Gpr;;"s GrSssn "a m ~, oo,,,ner
St.a % M f;r M,,{xsT
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1nAanb,

Nus Cambridge i'll Wallabu-
Ietts miro aenleloet: Die Gelignatiou
BON 9lluo Srande, benz Hrofelior
Der oeutiden &lllturgeldihte mn
aurotor oes @ermanilden Muleums
an ser Sarbaro l%lniperIitat, mur-
DC BON Dem Senat Der llniperlitdi
o%ngenommen. Erof. 6ranfe uurot
5um 8rofeiior emeritus ulb @bren-
Director oes Mnleums erronnt.
Oas 0ausfomite fiir Safer
mo Ssliiile bat iib anf cine 8ewiai-
qungsbia fir SdFen luto 6liiie &c
einiat, ole etmas iiber 81 Winioner
Oonor belpiaigt.
Sin Sad)sbnnb, IA Wonate oft
rot, lit um5ligsbol6er 81 perfaufen
Mnn ldreibe an @ilhelm Siefert
Noro Glealonton, Seras.
Das Beinlihlte an elmer BOT
Idoit lit oft Der 8ote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-07

Das Beinliblte an elmer 9ot.
Id)oit lit oft Der 8ote.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
TEXASCATTLE BOUGHT
 AT BARGAIN PRICES
Arkansas Farmers Find Bar gains in Cattle from
 Texas Points

Arkansas farmers have not only been doing their patriotic duty by trying to save the cat tie from the drouth-stricken portions of Texas but they have really bought great numbers of these cattle at a bargain. How ever, several hundred buyers working individually have found 1t rather difficult to find just what they wanted at the right time and right price; conse- quently, L. c. Palmer of the Bu- reau of Animal Industry has been sent to the Extension Di- vision of the University of Ark ansas to organize and cooperate with farmers and cattle men in purchasing and bringing in Texas cattle. The services of Mr. Palmer are free and men in neighborhoods or counties who are willing to cooperate should secure the services of this ex- pert who will willingly help them not only to find the right market but buy at a fair price.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
SUICIDE NEAR BALD KNOB

Mir. Henry Hotopp, a German 78 years old, committed suicide near his home about two miles north of Bald Knob Sunday by hanging himself with a tele- scope strap.
 Hotopp's daughter-in-law saw the old gentlemen when he left the house and while he had not been feeling well for several days, nothing was thought of it until his dead body was found.
 He went about a mile from his home and buckled the strap a. bout his neck and tied the oth- CT end to a small sapling and fell over and strangled himself to death, and when found by a passerby, his knees were almost touching the ground.
 He left no note or anything to show why he was tired of living and no cause could be given by his family as to why he should commit the act.
 Coroner Chandler went over and conducted an inquest, the verdict of the jury being sui eide.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

evenings sitting around camp fires in front of their tents smoking and singing patriotic songs and such songs as, My loved ones are waiting for me" "
 John and l are in charge of the drug dispensing and pre- scription room now and the work is very easy. We only have one patient in the hospital today.
 We sometimes have some thing extra for mess on Sunday. Our breakfasts consist of ham, prunes, oatmeal, Karo cinna- mon rolls, and coffee.
 In a few days each tent will be furnished with a stove and one electric light which will be very convenient and also our bath houses with hot water.
 The parade ground is right in front of the hospital and makes a very fine place to play foot ball and base ball.
 Am so cold I can't write any longer.
 Regards and best wishes to all.
 Fraser and Joyner.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
JUDSONIA YOUNG MEN
 WRITE OF ARMY LIFE
Interesting Letters from Jud- sonia Boys who are Seeing
 Army Life.

The following is an extract from 9 letter of Glenn Cole, who is in the U. s. Army, to his par ents, Rev. and Mrs. M. l.. Cole.
 Ft. Brady, Mich.
 "Saulte Ste. Marie is a nice little place, about 10000 popu- lation. It's awful cold up here now. Colder than it ever gets in Arkansas. The care of the Locks and the International Bridge is in our hands. You would be amazed at the stupen- dousness of the shipping which passes through the Locks. 1 was on guard last night and counted 115 ships, anyone of which could carry Judsonia a. way at one load, then some.
 You see all the shipping that goes through here is munitions and wheat, there has been one or two attempts to destroy the Locks by German suspects.
 The Guard is done under the same conditions, in regard to strictness, as if we were at the front. The battalion comman- der informed us that the pun ishment for sleeping on post was, to be a target for the firing squad.
 ''The 33rd Michigan Regi- ment of Militia was here but I guess they couldn't fill the bill. Anyway they sent 'em to the Sunny South," to drill and stuck a handful of Regulars in their place to do the hardest bit a soldier can do, walking a lonesome post in the most se- were climate on earth. I be- lieve l would as lief be in the first line trenches in France.
 "But 1 am glad to get out of the recruit class and do some real soldering.
 There are a lot of deer up here and Moose too. Am going to get me one before the winter is over."
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
MEN CERTIFIED AND
 EXEMPTED LAST WEEK
Local Board Certifies 30 more Men for Service. 26 are
 Exempted.

Out of the last number called by the local board the following men have been certified to the district board for service:
 Robert w. Henderson, Wor- den; Louis M.Heathcock, Bald Knob; Joseph Victor Benoit, Bald Knob; Lawrence s. Riley, Pangburn; Leroy c. Knc1-lton, Judsonia; Hannible Orr, McRae Charles R. Jordan, Rose Bud i; Ben Van Hoose, Pangbuln; R. A. Norman, Kensett; Bill Swan, Georgetown; Chester R. Wood, Beebe; Oscar L, Quattlcbaum, Beebe; Robert w. Thomas, Jud- sonia; Elijah Thomas Kelsay, Georgetown; William Arthur Benton, Rose Bud; Willie Cob urn, Worden; Willie M. Ramsey, Rose Bud; E. c. Martin, Searcy i; Garth Harland Holmes, Judson- ia; Walter Williamson,c., Bald Knob; James H. Tarkington, Judsonia; Claude L. Miller, Me- Rae; Ulysses Burgess, Searcy ;; Willis Hobbs, Bald Knob; Jos. w. Mcknight, Bradford; Clifton Armstrong, Armstrong Spring i; M. K. Beckett, Denmark; Ear nest Garrison, Knsett; John w.. Bratcher, ElPaso; Dale E. Bent ley, Searcy.
 The following men were ex- empted and discharged by the local board.
 William Porter Rainey, Beebe Louis Knowlton. Kensect, Jes- sic Shaw, Cannon, Miss; Karl Harvey Austin, Bald Knob; M. B. Fisher, Doyleville; J. E. Brown, Denmark; Cecil Wyatt, Mt. Vernon; Otis Booth, Searcy A. L. Mccain, McRae; Elisha Fuller, Denmark. Charles E. brennan, ElPaso; Morris Bar nett, Enhance; G. w. Anderson, Searcy; James A. Fairfield, Bee
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
Camp Beauregard, La.

Dear Editor:
 There has been several of our friends ask us to write to them and inasmuch as we don't have time to write to each one separ- ate we take pleasure in sending the news to you through the Advance.
 We have decided to try to send in a few of the many items of Camp Beauregard each week and by so doing all that read the Advance may be able to hear from us.
 There is nothing of much in- terest this week only every body is very busy. The drill period has been changed from seven hours per day to eight. Howev- CT, that does not affect the med ical department as we have not drilled any in about four weeks.
 We had a fine rain Thursday night which settled the dust for Us and it has been very cool since. Had two big frosts and som ice and we have no stoves, consequently it is very disa- greeable. The boys spend the
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

be; Billie Smith, Sarcy; George
 Willcpx, Russell; Lawrence l..
 Harvey, Judsonia; N. G. Taylor ElPaso; Matthew Ondrey, Hig- ginson; Henry Weathers, Bald Knob; Benager Landrum, Jud- sonia; Tom w. Bryant, Fang burn; Robert Roushall, Bald
 Knob; Lillis s. Jennings, Jud- sonia; George H. Rice, Beebe f, Jeff D. Lindsey, Pangburn.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
RED CROSS ORGANIZATION


 A meeting to complete the or- ganization of the local, Red Cross will be held in the High School auditorium Saturday night. We would like to have every adult in the community present. Permanent officers are to be elected and other import ant business to be transacted. Friday afternoon at the au- ditorium a permanent organiza- tion of the children's division of the Red Cross will be perfected.
 A. w. Hallmark,
 Temporary chairman.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
A CORRECTION

The new postal rules and reg ulations changing the postal rates on post cards to 2c, on let ters to Sc, etc., will be effective on November End, instead of November 4th as we stated two weeks ago.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends for the many kindnesses shown us during the recent il- ness and death of our wife and mother.
 c. Miller.
 Maggie Mir
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sin cere thanks to the friends and neighbors who rendered us all the help within their power at the time of the burning of our residence.
 F. W. Miller and family. Farm land and town proper tv for sale. T. H. BealS.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

The following is an extract from a letter of Glenn Cole, who is in the U. s. Army, to his par ents, Rev. and Mrs. M. l.. Cole.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-08
ANTI-AMERlCANS GUILTY

Judge YOuman, of the United States
court, O%verruled the motion for a new
trial in the cases of the twenty-seven
German-Russian farmers of Hutchin-
son county and all the defendants
were sentenced to terms varying from
one to five years in the federal penn
fined sums varying from $500 to $1,000.
Pending appeal Of the case TO the
United States court of appeals. Judge
Youmans granted a motion for an ar
rest of sentence. Freiderich'S bail
was fixed at $4,000 and the other
twenty-six were released on bonds Of
$4,000.
August Friedrichs, the alleged ring
leader of the twenty-Seven men who
were convicted of violating the espion-
age act by resisting the selectiVe draft
law and threatening the governor and
other officers charged with its enforce
ment, was fined 81 900 and sentenced
to a term of five years in the Leaven-
worth prison.
All the others were fined sums vary
ing from $500 to $500 and sentenced
to terms at Leavenworth varyine from
one to two years.
All the defendants apparently we're
u~nconcerned when sentences were
passed upon them.
The twenty-seven socialists, nos
of whom are farmers, were arrested
by federal officers near Tripp, 5. d.,
last August, after they had addressed
several intimidating petitions to coun-
ty and state officers who We're admin
istering the draft. One Of the petit
lions was sem to Gov. Norbeck.
The government introduced evil
dence during the trial to prove that
the men had combined to obstruct the
operation of the draft law in Hutch
inson county. Their conviction vas
secured under the espionage act
Tw~enty-eight men in all were in
dicted by the federal grand jury here
AS a result of the draft opposition In
Hutchinson county. The remaining
defendant, who is now i'll, will be
placed on trial later.