davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

@nibin9tun, 2. Mlai. GrflGrnn.
gen Der fransGliiden SOmmiiiiUn,
lucIdJe bic bartc nnS nnerbittlidJc
9Otwcubigfeit Der GntienSuug sa9l.
reidjer Silfstrnppen nadJ 6ranf-
reid Oarlcaen, idDlieken has critann.
IidJc @eitGnonis in Id), BAR jest
Dicrsebujdljrigc Sna6en fir Den af-
tiDcn Sicnit an Der 6rOnt ans9e6il-
Oct iucroen. Die Sinn6en uer0en
naf) uub nad) bintcr Der 5r0nt eim-
gereibt, ioSah iie nit Der 3eit in
bie Sd)iibelgr16en ge6radt iuerOen
fOnnen. G6slcid Sieier Sdritt MIR
ais cine &OriidjtsmaRregel beseidJ-
net miro, nm 5n nerBiIten, Oaf iidl
bic glrmec eiucs Sngcs Dbne &eicr-
ben bOrfin6et, fat Die llusetpihbeit
Der militGriidJen Gntlpiflnug bic
fran30iiidjcH Scerfiibrcr snr lleber-
scnanug gebradlt, Saf es nutusn-
zig iein piro, bieie Sinoer IN me-
nigeH MUnnten bircft nn Scr SrDnt
sn prrluenbeu, fnlS nidJt Slmcrifn
init ieincn Srnppen ais letter Get.
ter in Der gtot eridleint.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06
StraRennnruBen
St6ren Die Maitaafcier III 4c'
trOgraO, General get6tet.
9Sroflamationen iuaruen.

@etrogroo, 2. Dfai, iiber 2onoon.
IS Boben Strahennnrnben itnttge.
funoen, bel oeuen SOm6eu geiuOr.
fen mnroen. 1eneralmajor aaibta.
linsfi DnrOe get0tet.
Qas @refutinfomitee Der 2(rbei.
ter un0 SoIooten IieB ioIgen0e gro.
tlamation anidlagen:
.@eitern fameh in Ser Saupt.
ltoot biele beomierlide 3miidjenidlle
Dor. Gin uu6efanuter iunger Wtoun
totete ben General aai6tolinsfi.
glui cine @ruppe politiider 3emons
Itranten muroen Shiiiie abaegebet,
lmo es muroen gomben gelDorien.
Giniae Suoioiolien, neIhe iid fiir
NitalieOer 6es Grrfutiofomitee5
nusgoben, oerbditeten BEN 2onobe'
iiter 2o6pien5ti.
.gfur 8errudte ooer 6einoc BET
nationaleu 6rei6eit iin0 iolher ab.
itoBenoen 2lfte i1btg, lUelhe oie
ruiiiihe 3eboIution folupromittia.
rem f0nnen Gas Grcftitiutomitee
perurteilt 6ieie glfte auis itrengite
mo oppeIicrt on ole 9iIrger, Die
g8ieoerbolung ioIdlcr 9orfommniiie
5u uerbiiten. melhc }luorhic ber,
uorrufen nno Die 9rditc Der 9ieUo.
luton fipofeu."
Getrogroo. ,. 9lai. ii6er 9onoon.
Die @oupttoot iciertc acItcrn O1s
criic QroBc NiaileIt uubehiH0ert
0nrdl oct 0iOeritau0 ir8clloruelhar
Reafticndrc. Gic Jie1ieun1 datc
eiucn oa9cnteincu 5cicrtoa ertldrt
S0nitlidc @eid)diie iclblt Die &c
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06
gorge mmm0tig.
ShueiS miro ans 9lmsrifa gebens
mlIttel erhalten.

@ai6ington, 2. Wiat. Ir. Saul
bitter. Der @cian6te Der Sdmei5,
melhcr qeiteru NIT Dem Brdli0eilten
9ulon tonferierte, er6ielt binii9t.
lid Der ausiubr non 2ebcusmifteln
nod Der Sdmei3 berubigeuoc 3u.
liduungeH. Ger ejeiauotc bate oer
9ciorQma 9lu50rud Ucrliebcu. 0aB
6ic Gerclmgten Stautcu, uu Die
Gmentc init GebcusutitteIu 5u ber.
iG6cti, oic 4usftbr na6 Der Sdmci3
beidrdnfru fonnten. 4rdii0ent g8il.
fen ertldrte, 0oB iol6e Qio5re3cln
mr i'm Galc 0u8critcr 4otmcuoiG
l2ttm ergriTien peroen pilr6cn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06
5dif5uerlufe .rentIeRlid".
GnsIiide yreNe uerInngt 5ir Gbwar0 GariOI
al5 Npfer. = CnglanO 5ungert,
IOrluegcn uerlOr IS sditfc im Apru.

2OuSOn, 2. @Oi. Sci elmer Sc.
ipredlnns Der Gllaemcinen Gage be-
5eidJnete glOtnirnl SDro SeresfOrG
Die SdliffspsrImite Gnglanos ais
entietlid). Gr iagte, eS iei linn 10
biel Oarnn selegen, Die &abrbeit OOr
Oas &eIf IN brineen, Oak or ielbit
Die Wefabr, NIT Ocm Strafgcicb in
Sunflift sH fommen, nidDt idDenc,
gtnr luenn SaS &Olf Die 8abrbeit
iuiiRtc, iaete cr, Uiirbc es ben Grnit
Der Gage 81 niirOigen lUiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06
MIS- NotmindJ
ge,cidaen Seamte @rtIdrnnq Der
gicntrali.at &raiilicHs.

R;o Janeiro @ Yldi. e,H Rssjs
run3 irtiien uiro bic 5=Gag4a1 D.t
QSutraliidt 9raIi.isus in Dem 8tje3s
8nii6sn 0ep 9srsinigtsu Stl1in uno
0eutihlanD ais cine reiHe 5ormidas
dHssfsbeu. 8raiiiien bat le0i8Iic5 Die
b;plomdtiid]en gg3iebungen nit
DtutInllno a59e5rohen, uuo muB!s
Da9sr, oipIrmatiidsm 9ebrau4e &C..
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

aopcuaagcu, nbcr SpuoOa, 3
2gai. Bic fr morecn anociGat:
9icOc ocS Ocatidleu 9icidlstanjlcrs,
lit, wie bier eiHgetrOifenc gieloun'
acn 6ciagca, peridoben ,purhen. Sic
icn bci cinrr aga6cu6eren 0eleaen'
Eeii" ge5alicR weroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

&Onitantinopcl, iiber 2unbpn, 2.
Mai. Ser tiirfiidle 8eneralitab
madjt befnunt, baf Die Slniicn mt
Der 9fGnmnng Nrmeniens besun-
nen boben. Ginid, cine luidJtige
Stabt iiiSIidl Oun Gr5ernm, lit &c.
tern bereitS bun Den SiirfeH bcictt
iuUrOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

map. feline Geutrolitdt ertldrsn.
Dem &pngreB, neI6er baIb 3uIonts
mentritt, piro scr prdIioent cine Bots
i6dft 5ugeben lahen, DAB er ipegsn
Der 8erientung bsB S6iffes rparos
nj" 70 melt gegangen lei, ais es ibn
Die 8erfafung erIaube. Deitsres 8Ors
aehen bIeibs bem aonareB iiberIaisn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06
Sa0en rdnmen Armenien
@fff Stellnngrn bel MuI6 Don Den
tirkil0n Gruppfn bflrbt,
6rantrei3 bot neuen yilitdr Sfanonl.

gaBmstun 9a 9unbW rtIdasretG Cane crflartc bcute
mtag Der SOncren Der @OnOerns, Snf en gSO
Denidc lnercebOue Sfc ;uammen 100000 Summeu pn
baben g9aOurd", as yii ndt nu Gmannbs Griicns ION.
bern audi nnIere essnc gsublfn6r in 6raae sefcn"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

4onbon, 2. Mai. Dem gosrtafii6=
rer General Gmuts Miro, ME oerlaus
let. Elm bones militdriides gommanbo
1n8e6oteH iusrOen. unD MON eriudri:',
oaB sr cs anne5llea nlte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

2OuSOn, 2. Mini, S6nis George
ton GnelanO pirS in ben nGdlitcn
Snaeh cine &rDflamatiOn erlaiien,
in Der benz cngIiiden &oIfe mitgs-
tcilt uirO, Saf es it'd in Der gu.
fnnft % Grn5ent ieiner friiGeren
ginbrnngssnfnbr Uerfueifcn mnf.
Sie 9Sroflamatiun iull am SOnutng
bou alien aanSeln berfhnSet iuerben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

Nobrio. 2. Iai, ii6e- qaris. DIS
ipauii6e Parliament lpiro oieTen g2o
not einberufen peroen. Dag Rubineti
trini6t, nit Der 6ffsntIi3en Wleinuna
geHau 6dbluug 3u bebalten.
90ni9 9llfonfo Sat g16lo Solsr
Gudroiola 5uaI sriisH ipnuiihen 9ot
'hafter bsi Der 4rgsntini'6en gspu6.
III ernaaHt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

9unSum, 2. Nini. Die y0ailD
@iail" fanOigt bente an, Saf in Der
nGdJiten 3ufanft grOfe gen6erungen
i'm EeripnnI Der gIomiralitGt ~ er'
luarten ieien. Wfnn glaubt allgcmeiu,
bnh Sir GSiunrS GariOn, Der Grite
9prh Der britiiden AOmiralitGt, anf
ieinen Roiten Der5idDten wirO. Gr
lunrOc in oen Iebten Sagen bon Der
geiamten 9reHe GnglanOs apf oas
idlGrfitc fritiiiert, neil bic 6ritiide
;SlOtte iidl nidjt fGbig ae5eigt babe,
ben ensliiden !SanoeI Dor ben bent.
ifen ltnterice6OOten su idliiBen. Die
o5nifb Wiail" iagt alleroings nifjt,
eaf Sir G6iuaro nns bicien Grin.
ben geben iuarSc iuuSern crfldrt,
Oak iie nit Der iriidlen 6rase in gu.
iammeu6nng itiinoeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

Die 9eridte aus @aris, 2on0on
mo Berlin beoiirfen belltc faum
einer mcitCren GrfIdrung. 9(us al
len gebt nit umpiOerlegIider alar-
belt Berpor, baB sic groBcn Gfien.
iiueu Der 6rdn5oien mo 8riten
ni6t mlr 5un Steben ge6rod)t NOR
Ocn iinO, ioaOern ai6. 0nB oit
0eutiden piclfnh Die Snitiotiue on
iid) geriiien baben. &ariS unO 2on-
BON bcrihten nur bon oeltti1en gln,
griffclL Die an Der fron30iiihen
6ront ioaor eingcitnnoenermoBeu
tciIneiic erfoIgreih morcn.
Gin greQes &idlt oui Sen Sol0a.
temangel in 6rnnfrcib mirft Die
bci Den &erbon0Iungen 5miiden I'M
iercr He9ierlng uno ser iron5oii.
iden aonlmiiijon 5u Gage eefom.
meme GatioGe, OaB 6ronfreid be.
reitS Oier5ebn idbri9c ain0er an Die
6ront ihiden nnlB.
SroBoen oiirite e8 nber nod ju
neren Sampieu fontmcn ober iie
0iirften foum mebr crreiGen ais
Die biSberigen glngriife, idon oes.
bal6 niht, neil Der inlner itGrfere
Serial gtuBlonos es fir Qeutih-
lono mogIih mndlt, Sruppcn BON
Der 0itIiden 5roItt an oie ucitlide
5u iperoen.
9Iuf ben on0ern ariegsIdaipIdt.
sen berriht sic iibli6e 9flbe. g2ur
in 9(rmenien lit es in oen Ictten
2ogen lebbafter getporoen. GeiE-
meiie inter tiirtiihen Qruf, tell
meiie ireituiaig boben oie gluifel
Die midtigen Steluugen 6ei Niuif,
Inn Die lie Iauge rno bIutiac aGmp.
ic gefu6rt, gerdunt. G5 iheint.
onB 8uBIono icin @ort, e3 itre6e
nidlt mad Ser lluterjohuug poll
SSremob0lfern lpabrnlnher miG.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

9OnbOn, 2. Iai. elO8b 0eorse,
ser oOr cinigen Sagen crit BON 9iunl
naS 9nris sHriIfgef0mmen, bat i'd
geitern mieoernm nadl Garis bcge-
Zen, mic bcutc amtltd befannt nc.
madlt nirS. Gr mirb Ourt nit ben
atitern Der fran5oiiiden &olitif be.
rnten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

g2nneIano" bDn Oentiden ltnteriee-
bDUten bericnft uuroen iiiO. Die
WHnnidpaften iunrocu gcrettet.
Baltimore, .. W2ai. 9ie britt.
iden Sampfer eSiuanmurc", 5000
SOnnen, mno p3romOre", 5000
rOnnen, bon Der SObnituu 2inic,
Sereu Suute puiid)cn Baltimore nnO
Siberpuol Derfcbrcu, iino, iuie bic
llieii9cn @crtreter Der 2inie crfab.
ren, D6rigc gSDdDc Oerienft ipDrSeu.
Die gan5e @einbung ser .,0romore~
puroe gerettet, ober BON Der
pSmonmore" miro elm nit elf Sec
leuten beiebteS Boot oerntibt.
Rem Dorf, 2. Moi. Ser omeri'
faniihe S6ooner rg8ooonoro 2tbra'
bom", 744 Sonnen 9roB, iit, uie
Beuoleton Bros, friibere Better
oes Shifies, erfabren, non einem
oeutideu Eauhboot berientt mors
Den. Die Monni6nft lit gerettet.
gtem 0orf. 2. Moi. @ie0erum lit
Der .SeeooIer~ geiidtet moroen.
Sin umerifoniidcr Gampfer, nels
der aus Siioamerifa bier eingetrof-
fen lift, ii6tete am IS. 9lpril 300
0ieilen 0itlid) Don Ben Bahama
SnieIn elm SAiff. meIdes wie Elm
Segelidiff ausiob, a6er cine 8e'
idpinoigfeit bon 3ebn anoten ent'
Difelte. @s beriuhte, an ben ame.
rifaniidlen 3anpier beron3ufom'
men nno ioIqte ihlu mebrere Stun-
ben long. 1oh NOR Der Imerifaner
8u if)nea mo founte ieinem 8eriol.
ger entidIiipien.
2onbon, 2. Mai. 0urh bic oeuts
ihen 3autboote 1T cine ariiis in Der
englii6er BapierinbuItrie berborgerus
ZEN por6fn. Gr feblt an 8obmnterial,
uno an eiue QenoeruHg 1T niht gu
oen!en. oa ieoe 5onHe Derfiiqbnren
SdifFsraums 3ur 6eranihofFung
ron 2ebenEmitteln Qebr1uht miro
Ylebrere qdpierfobrifsn 1uben gs-
i6loHen. 1as Jormat Der 3situngen
muB reiter berfleiuert lpsroen. Druid
papier Ill ron 1pei Gents duf neuH
Gents Dag giuno gsitiegen
i2on6ou, 2. U2di. Ter urugulpiIhe
DampFer .gori3ia" lift obne Barz
Rung Don einem oeuti6n 3auG boot
perIsnft porben. Die Ulauuibaft if
9erettet. Die ggOri3i1" mar ptr friis
here britii6e 1ampfsr .GlenmoJnt",
1876 Eonnen grob.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

Garis, 2. Rai. NGit Der Ginlci-
tumg eiHer ltnterindnug ii6cr bic
fcblgeidlageucu Sifcniiucn nn Der
lueitlidjem Irunt nidjt srfrieOcn, tit
Die Gcgiernng OUn Der 9eputiertcn-
fammcr eriudjt iuurSen, Die Diff
sirre, Sie fiir5lidJ hires GOmmauSOs
cntbubcn lunrocn, Our Elm Srisgs-
acridDt Sn itellen, Snmit iie iidJ per.
Gntiuprten iOllen. &eitcre Se6atten
i6cr bic lctten militariiden Spcra-
tiDnen fpcr0en in Der 9nmmer err
iuarten. Sic iueroeu bintcr ber-
idlUicuen Siiren itattfinben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06


Berlin, i6cr 9unoon, 2. Mai.
Ger oeutldlc @encralitab erlieF 9cs
licrn fOlgcnOeH in Snlletinfurm be-
rcits berDffentlidJtcn Sagcsbcridlt:
ySceresgrnppe oes SrDnprin5en
BON SaDern:
,Sei YrrGs nno auf btiOem Sci.
ten Scs Searpe.TlnIies lUnrbc ser
9lrtiacriefampf NIT lucdiclnocr !Scf.
tiafcit fort6eicbt. Yin Der 6rout in
Der gta6c pun Ct. Cncntim fanScn
sudden nniercn SeOcfnngstruppcn
rno uuracidlpbcnen feimolidjcn g6.
tcilnnsen 9Gmpfe itntt. ct. E.ucu-
tin lit oft inter SeHer, nno geitern
crbielt bic aafhsAralc mebrcrc Srci.
fer.
g6ceresgruppc bes bcntidlcn
Gronprmsen:
Sim 9lisne-WarHc-Sanal uno in
Ser G6nupagne sipiidjcn Sig5rp
nub Dem SnippesSale itE1cn 9lrtil
icriefampfs itatt. .3luiidDcn Soiis
ipns nno 3eims mHrocH lie aegcu
@6enS beiunSers beftig. Sci gerrp-
an.Sae, Bel SrimOnt nnO 0fIid BON
Gonen iunrSen frnn50iiidje gnffla-
rnnastruppen suriIdgeidlasen.
g,Sn Der Champagne unrSe bag
tseifJasfrner Bdhreuo Scg 9admit.
faas aaferif beftia.
gaurs mad 9iittag ginsen Sit
HramsoieH suiidleH 9lpruuOillers
ruo an6eriSe 5Hm angriff bur.
Sriife fran;0iiidle Sibiiiuntn funr.
Den eineefcti, nm nHs bic Stean1.
aeH AMI BEN S6heH pDH 9aHroB HnS
aiprpnbiasrs sH eHtreikstL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

GBriitiaHia, iber gon0on, 2.
Nai. gmtlih iuiro bcfaHnt ac.
madJt, SaF i'm NUnat April %
noriUegiidlc Sd,ifTe uerienft wprSen
iinO. lIe6er 100 gintrOien famcn
nm. g9cnn 6ir &erluite AMI oicic
gSeiie fOrfgeiebt ucroen, luHroc bic
nurUcgiidJr 6aRoelsflOttc IN IS
WUnaten Dcridnunuoea ieiu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

eoHbon, 2. g'ni. SaS nDri8tai.
idIe aaslpartiae gmt madJte sfttc
mif;aa befannt, eaf oie mormeei.
iden Sampisr nSeetpria~ aao
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

aUnitnntinupel, 2. Mai. Sns fnr.
fiidc Srieesamt erlieh folsenoe Gr-
tlarHua:
pllniere Ratrunillen bnttcn in
Grfabrnng ae6rndlt, oaf Der 6eiuo
letne pOraeidlU6cusn Stellmngcn nne
Suffldrnngsfrnppen an ueridlieoc.
ne nRnntten Der SSrDnt surnfaeioaen
hatte. ltniFre gntrOnillen, Die ruiii.
idlc Srnppen aHsriffcn, maren itrts
i'm &Orteil. gSir 6abcm me6rerc
SOrfer, bic iih bisber in Den Sdn.
eeH bes Seinoes befanoeH, 6eiebt a
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

Berlin ii6er 9onopn, 2. Mni. Der
nemtide @eneralito6 erlief geitcrn
ahcnS fulgenbe @rfldrnng:
,,Sei 9lrras, an Der glisnc nn0 in
ner Champagne Warcn Die 8eidJiib.
nttipncn giinitig fir nns.
ySei Gems, Otundlg.le-Grenr nnb
,SDRiaire idllnsen emgliidIc nuS bel
Gernp, an Der gisne, idllngen fran
s6Fidlc Scilaugriffe fcbl."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-06

g2nnglano" BON Oentiden ltnteriee-
bOOten bericnft uUroen iinO. Die
MannidDaften uuroen gcrcttet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-16
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of a final decree rem
dcred by the Hon. John s. EDWARDS
Judge Of the Circuit Court or POLK
county. Florida in chancery sitting. IN
a certain cause lately pending in SAID
court wherein Mrs. l.. NJ. Kuhn was
complainant. and John b. Speth ct al
were defendants. will on Monday the
9Th day Of August. A. d. 1917, at the
south door of the court house in Bar
tow. Florida. between the, legal hours
Of sale. offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash the
following described property in Polk
county, Florida, to-wit: One city lot
18th one room house thereon de-
scribed as follows. Fifty feet off the
west side of lot I fronting on Rose
street and running back to the A.
lantic Coast Line Railroad right OF
way in NJ W. Rogers subdivision OF
block Of MortOn's addition to Lake
land, Florida.
This eth day Of July. A, D. 1917.
A. r CARVER,
65S7 Special Master,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-16
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Fifth United States Civil Service Dis.
trict, Office of the Secretary, At.
lanta, Ga, July IL, 1917.
The secretary of the Fifth Civil
Service District, Atlanta, Ga, an
nounces the following examinations
TO be held on the dates indicated, at
various places in the district. Appli-
cation blanks and additional infor.
nation concerning them may be OBJ
tanned from the local secretary al
any first or second class pos:office
the secretary, Fifth Civil Service Dis
trict, Atlanta, or from the Civil Ser.
vice Commission at Washington, d. C.
Assistant in Crop Physiology
81. 2oo-s1,5oo, July IS, 1917. yacan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-16
IN LOVES HOUSE

mood No house of lordly state
So hide me from the worid
alarms;
| only need the intimate
Warm shelter of your arms
pesn,endent robes with broidereo
seams
leave for queens Of coquetry;
With veil on veil of rosy dreams
Your love has covered me.
A thousand careless friends would
leave
Nv yearning heart the more aiohe'
Vet hv YOUR nearness l perceive
All souls to be my own.
And though l may not round the
earth,
Nor pass the cities in review,
Weaving nv measure of their worth
have a world in you.
Elsa Barker.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-16

Carefully compiled figures o. san
ford's vegetable shipments for inc
season show that 2,775 cars went
from that point. They were divided
as follows: Celery. 1915 cars; let
tuee, 500; peppers, 10; potatoes, %;
tomatoes. co; cucumbers, 30; beans,
20. miscellaneous, 125.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-16
1.-The cucumber movement from Leg
burg for the season was - '2.s a
16, 100 hampers

Navy beans can be successful
Srown in Florida. This has ben
,roven by S. w. Hunter, who lys
a mile and a half northeast Of p,lI
City. Mr.. Hunter planted seya|
quarts of seed and gathered I'D
pounds of marketable bean,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-28
ALL SOLDIER LADS AT
CAMP TRAVIS TO ENJOY
BIC TURKEY DAY FEED

,the soldier subeuaaciously obey amy
demand made q him The latter per-
lmlt each individual 10 exercise his vo-
htion in the choice Of gamoa and
sports Under the head 81 sports IN
this division are found football base.
BAH, basket BAN yolley ball hand
bali. soccer tennis, swimming polo.
boxing and wrestling
AT this time the division champion.
lship in baseball ia being decided and
the division football team IS being
shaped to meet an comers ON the
grldrou Boxing matches are held
each Wednesday afternoon and al
nights in the various organizations
Organization athletic fields have ait
ready been laid out and are being
improved by the various organfza.
tons assigned to them These fields
include football and baseball fields
and play grounds for each organiza-
tion The division athletic field is
being prepared and grandstands, seat
Ing between seventeen and eighteen
thousand people are being built
Once each week an athletic Off.
Iccrs az well as all others who are in.
.terested in promoting athletics and
all forms of amusement in this diyis-
ion, meet together for th0 purpose Of
exchanging ideas, discussing plans
and cooperating in every way toward
the Accomplishment Of the main end
in view bringing about the absorb
ing Of the interest and participation
of every man in this division in
some form Of outdoor sport or game.
The only thing that Will prevent
the soldiers at Camp Travis having
a real, old fashioned Family Thanks
giving Dinner, this year viii be the
absence Of ethe Family There will
be turkey galore and every soldier is
urged to have a whetted appetite on
that day. Barrels Of celery. kegs Of
cranberries, oysters, potatoes, both
irish and sweet, and che goodness
only knows what else viii be found
on the various bills of fare
Some Of the companies are not
only preparing = special menu. but
are having these menus printed en-
graved for the purpose Of sending
to the FolEs Back Home
The three months the men have
been together at Camp Travis have
resulted in ties Of friendship and af-
fection being comented that win last
as long as llfe lasts While there
win be prayers and wishes for the
loved ones at home there will also
BE joy and happiness among the sol
diers Of Camp Travis. And they will
have vast quantities Of the most ap
petizing things to cat What is prob
ably more to the point theg viii set
down to their Thanksgiving dinner
with appettas that millionaires would
give fortunes TO possess
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-28
speelal % the Express.

Special to the Express.
Camp Travis, Tex. Nov 2L re-
crmt Howard d. Bowman, Of chioka.
sha, Grady county, Oklahoma, ariy.
ed at Camp Travis Monday Novem.
ber 49, 1917 and was assigned 70
Company 3G. He says from what he
has seen since arriving that army
life isn't half as bad as he thought It
would be-
Major General Henry II Allen
commanding the 90th division OF the
National army, composed OF men Of
the selected draft from Texas and
Oklahoma, sends the following
Thanksgiving greetings to the Folks
Back Home;
"This fine division Of Texas and
Oklahoma seleotmen, has abundant
reasons for being grateful at this
Thanksgiving time For the wonder
full advantages in climate and shelter
that are ours, for the great progress
we are making in our war prepare
tion so evident on all sides and for
the superb support you are giving us.
Gas its head, I take a special pride
in sending cordial greetings to the pa
trotic fathers and mothers, wives
and sweethearts. brothers and sisters
who are making continuous saerific-
es that the men Of the Goth division
may nobly and heroically represent
them and the country IN the great
struggle for world liberty and for the
preservation OF christian civilization
"In behalf Of all the members Of
this camp, | send affectionate greet.
ing to the Folk Back Home who in a
thousand ways are aiding the govern
ment in the prosecution Of this right
eous war. No one has had more evil
dence Of your trials and your devo-
tion to the flag than the writer o.
this letter, for not day passes that
II do net hear directly from some Of
you.
my responsibility to you for your
boys is great, and l solemnly prom
ise you to consecrate my utmost ef-
forts to their training and leading to
The end the greatest possible number
may be returned safe and sound to
you when they have Loyalty discharg-
ed their obligations to their country
and to the world.
Henry 7. Allen,
Major General Commanding 9oth
Division
IN undertaking the task of supply
ing healthy racreative games for the
men Of the Goth division, stationed at
Camp Travis, the first point taken up
was to promote that form Of annise-
Iment which would enable the largest
number Of men to participate Work
ing along these lines, calisthenic
drills were divided into disciplinary
drills and recreative drills The for
mer teach precision and tend to make
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-28
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking--Take
Olive Tablets

fyour skin IS yellow-complesio paiiid
tongue appetite poor--yCu have
bad taste ia your nouth--a lazy nc-good
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edtkeds' Olive TaDlets-a Substitute
orcaionei--werepr prepared by Or. Edwards
cster II years Of study with his patients.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
4cu VIII know them by their olive color.
10 have q clear. pink ska, bright eyes
no piElplcs q feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get ct the cause
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
fiver. and bowels like calcmsl-yet have
no dangsr0es ettsr effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti-
patton That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and Csc DER box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-28

Of Oklahoma City Deputy Game
Warden Sharpe Of Chickasha talked
to the chief this morning BY phone
on the subject Of Thanksgiving hunt
ling "As far as quaiis are concerned,
|it viii be absolutely against the law.
and anyone shooting quail ON tomor-
row will Iay themselves liable to
said Mr. Sharpe, sat
urday, Dee 1, is the first day Of the
quail season, which continues 70 Jan.
10 4 may be d little hard on some
of the boys who have very infrequent
holidays, but It II the law and must
be observed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-28

with coal as several tons have beer
bought for them. Although this il
not enough to run through the win
ter il will greatly relieve the situa.
tom
The conditions among the poor arc
perhaps better this year than fo1
some time as many Of the families
arc able to make enough to run
through the winter since work is 50
plentiful and the pay is higher than
it has been for some time.