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The Harrison times., 1917-03-10

The legislative program OF the Edr-
cational Department for the presen
session OF the General Assembly har-
been realized in almost every parts-
ular. II has been a constructive, prsl
gressiye program and it is predicte6
that the results accomplished will vefy
greatly enhance the educational inter
ests Of the state.
Compulsory attendance has been
made state-wide;all efforts to exempt
counties having failed.
Uniformity of Text Books has bean
provided by the creation of a Stats
Textbook Commission, a reform f&
which educators have been contendiffg
for years.
The bonds held in the Treasury 6f
the state to the credit of the Commdn
School Fund have been refunded al
5 per cent instead of 3.
The University, the Normal School,
and the four Agricultural Schools haze
been put on a similar basis OF taxation.
An appropriation of $4,000 has
been made to meet the requirements
Of the Smith-Lever act of Congress.
for extension work in agriculture ap6A
home economics.
Amendment No. 12, the 12-mu
school tax, was made effective by TIE
passage of an enabling act
County superintendency has made
some gain, although not so much as
had been hoped for.
A commission has been authorized
to study the subject of adult illiteracy
in the state and make a report 6f
their findings and accommodations 6f
methods to overcome it.
Numerous local bills have been
passed providing for new school build
ings, and for the creation OF special
districts
One important measure passed IN
an act providing that County Institutes
may be held any time from June 1 tn
October |, also that teachers may sub
stitute for Institute attendance enroll
ment and attendance at the Stab
Teachers Association, provided it liz
not offered two years in succession. II
is also provided that school boards
shall pay the salaries of teachers in
their employ while they are attending
the Association.
This is the first recognition the
Legislature of Arkansas has ever gwen
the Association" says President Lase-
ter "and every teacher in the STATE
should help to give the Associate n
more influence by attending and en-
rolling All are urged to enroll now.
There will be special rates on the rail
roads and most helpful program, is
being arranged"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-10

Secretary of State Tom J. Terral,
Immediately after assuming the Of
flee, had the word Private" erased
from the door of his inside office.
There was some criticism expressed
by a speaker on the floor of the
House, and when asked for his views
of the matter, Tom said:
"In my opinion the word Private"
should never have been put on the
door | consider it a public office,
created and owned by the people of
the whole state, and not a private Of
The Harrison times., 1917-03-10
COMPANY N TO
Be HOME TODAY
SECOND REGIMENT MUSTERED
OUT YEsTERpAY-MEpALs TO
BE PRESENTED HERE.

Harrison's State Guard Company,
having finished its service on the Mex.
ican border, was mustered out at Lit.
tie Rock yesterday and will arrive
home on this afternoons train.
Mayor r. NJ. Fellows has been noti.
fled by the Adjutant General that the
medals for the company will be sent
for presentation here, and is arrang.
ing for formal presentation with
appropriate program to be held in the
court part tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Praise for the commendable record
made by the Second Arkansas Infantry
during its stay at the border and the
efficiency OF the officers and men was
given by Governor Brough in an ad-
dress to the regiment at Fort Roots,
following an informal review of the
troops Wednesday.
The governor thanked the soldiers
for their loyalty and expressed the be-
lief that the entire regiment would re-
spond Immediately should the country
be plunged into war. The regiment
was formed in hollow square during
the address Governor Brough went
around the square and shook hands
with each officer and enlisted man.
Following the review he regiment
was given a dinner rendered by the
women Of Little Rock The dinner
!. r'as served in the mess halls. The ar
~angements were under the direction
of Mrs. F. Z. Morse, Mrs. Logan II.
Roots acted as hostess
Governor Brough, Colonel Henry
Stroupe, Mayor Taylor and others
made short talks following the lunch
con served at the officers headquart-
ers. The heads of the various wom-
ems patriotic organizations in Little
Rock were guests
Muster Out Friday.
Delay in the arrival of the pay
master, Lieutenant W. J. Lisle, of the
Quartermaster Corps, from Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, caused delay of one day
in the mastering out of the regiment.
The mastering officers expect to COM
plete the work by Friday afternoon.
The pay rolls were made up and the
physical examination reports checked
up Thursday. 1t is planned to muster
out all the companies Friday.
Colonel Stroupe, commanding Off.
Ger of the Second Regiment, has re-
ceiyed the following letter from New
ton D. Baker, secretary of the Wai
Department:
Praise From Secretary Baker.
81 wish to thank you and the Off
GERS and men of your organization.
!, who went to the border in response
ITO the call of the president, for the
valuable service which you rendered
to the country When the National
Guard was called into the service of
the federal government the lives of
men, women and children along the
border were in great danger, owing
to the formidable bandit raids from
The Harrison times., 1917-03-10

The Alexander Edmondson bill to
submit to the people of Arkansas the
question of accepting from Pulaski
county $1,OOO,OOO for the purpose of
erecting a modern University in Little
Rock will not get out OF the Senate.
1t has lost ground for several weeks,
but the advocates OF the measure
state that they will now initiate an
act, and go before the people in the
next election. The residents of Fay.
etteville while they do not appreciate
the fight this will produce, nor the ex.
pense, yet they realize that such a
course will finally settle the agitation
which comes up with each session of
the Assembly, and will be ready to
meet the proposition when it comes.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-10
STATE CAPITAL
NEWS LETTER

The present General Assembly will
create more state offices than has any
in the history of the state, but at the
same time il must be admitted that
every office is one that fills a neces.
sity Governor c. II. Brough is re-
sponsible for the most OF them, and
most OF these offices will not only be
belf'sustaining, but they will bring an
additional revenue to the State Treas.
ury. The Assembly has not passed
upon them all, but 1t is probable that
most OF the new departments adyo.
Gated by the governor will be proyid.
ed for before the hour for adjourn.
ment.
There is the State Comptroller the
State Auditing Board, the Fire Marsh.
al, the State Pension Board which will
spend two years purging the Confed
crate Pension rolls and removing the
imposters, thus saving thousands Of
dollars; the Honorary Tax Commits.
sion, the Honorary Highway Commits
sion, the commissioner to study state
laws for the purpose of making those
OF the state uniform, and the commits.
sion to study the constitution of other
states in order to have data which will
be of assistance to the Constitutional
Convention when 1t convenes in the
fall. Besides this there are number
of additional employees in a number Of
departments, and the Supreme Court
memberc will have stenographers who
will work full, instead of half time
None of the departments have been
given additional help, where it was not
needed, and departments which have
asked for 1t in former years, have not
put in the customary bid this year,
demonstrating the fact that they have
had sufficient force heretofore, or the
work in these departments has become
considerably lighter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
@elDn6t.
Gin s. N. W. 6iibrer in
WiDntaua.
aHard)ie erbebt ihr Sanpt.

Suite, Mfont., I. aug. 9lnorfia
erbebt ibr &n'nt in Nonto IA.
6ronf 2ittle, elm MngIieo beg Gre.
futip.Roteg Der S. gs. ga. (S.tou.
ftrienrbeiter Der @eItl, pelher BET
arbeiteritreitigfeiten in 2lri5onn ais
6iibrer oufgetreten mar, puroe
roobren6 Ser 9odt BON masfierten
Dfonnern in ieinem 2ogierbouie
iberfauen uno on elmer gobn6rife
aufgeb0ugt. Ger goli5ei6ef Serrp
Rurpbp idnitt Die 2eidle ob. SittIe
bate iih in elmer 3e6e abf1iIia
iiber 0ie 8unOesarmee seduBert.
Som Slnt 'Oer adJtnnbuirrsiaer.
Gbicngo, I auguIt. Gs bat iid,
bier urter 5iibrling oon Otto g.
@us Elm 9erein pon 9eutin- ameri.
fanern, pom SdlIoge Der alten 9d1t.
in0pier5iger. gebil6et. UNI rreifsi.
ifen @iiIItnrisntus su befdmufen.
9tad Grfldrling oes 6errn gus fiIlo
bic 9IsitgIieOer Gegner Der 9epre.
I'm ino untsrieeboot. .ariea flbrnnn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
5nuere 56wierigkeiten.
lDiotrItrtit Der parteien trl6wert
9ntnskp bic Autgabr.
Oerrat an oer Front.
acknowledgment.
SnoenperfoC9ltnaen.

iRsibsn fsinbIi9sr grGben on Der
ipeitIiben 6ront, dnitatt stpei, ipie Der
9efehl gelautst bate. sic iuhtsu
Damn Inn 8eriidrtuns nu6, Inn bic
erobertsR Stellungen bdIten su f0ns
nen. 9tnItott aber bieie SiIie 81
Ieiiten. idOfsn bic SoIbotsn ouF Die
Sseleute, bic, nun spiIhen 5fps; Seua
ern, ben aId5ug antraten, glur
fiinfSebn bon ben 800 bIiebsn unperr
lebt. Der glnfiibrer itarb an 13
Wunben, uno Elm llnterleitnont unh
Spei @emetne erIdofen iib ieIbl.
Die Siibrer Der Rarimalifen in
Ssliiusfors, 6innlono, iinb perbaFtet
poroen. Sbre omtIi9e 3eitnns ipurs
oe beI9Iugnabmt.
Grnte6eriGht.
petrpgrao, /. glusuf. Nus bon
Gnoe SuIi batierten 8erihten on ons
MiniIterilm fir 2ieferungen eebi
bsrpOr, bab bic @rnte gerbGltnift
in 90 @oubernements, siui9IieBliG
bss gon5eu Deitens uno MlittelsSis
birians, beFriebtgenO iinb; in 1s
GjOnpernements fiub iie semiiht. in 2
ungepib unb in 6 ni4t 5afrisben'
iteIlenb,
Der gsritbt Der SnternutionoIen
8nnt bsfagt, boB 3egeneiiIe i'm iiio'
lihen Rublano Die @inters unb
5riibiabrsernte perbeITert baben, Ios
OaB in ben 9iItritten 3tpiI9en abar.
tolp unb MeIitopoI. iopie an be,
SiiIte oes gQopI1en Meeres cine be.
Ionoers quite Grute Su erparten ite9t.
Sn ben Dolga ProbinSen iino bic
9rbdItniFe semii4t. SIN Siibpes
ten ipiro bic @rnic i'm algemeinen
iiber oen 9urhihnitt iein.
6ie ate ejarbe.
getroarob, l. 9(uauf. Die oltt
@aroe Der Repolutiondrc oorunttr
George qIetuohoff, Ri9olas 2Tdal.
toipstp, 9relAtarstaia unO 8eld
3aifuIitIh, boben einen sntrgiiden
2tufruI an aGe 8iirger erIaHsn, iif
nm bic proDiIorii9e 8egierans gu
I6oren unb Die Reoolution uno bas
2ono por tobbrineenber 9sfabr 3u
retten.
9Sieber i'm Q,tt.
petrograb, l. 9uguf. Mi9oel
Stotolpith, Der am 26. SuIi iein
2(mt as generalgouperneur BON
5innlonO nieberIsgte, 1T nod 0sIs
iingfors 5uriidgetebrt uno bat feline
Qmtspilitbten pieber aufgenommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
,,Wat will oe Kerl7"
e9eOrnIalls aud init Ornt(den So,iali-
firm in StOdibDlm kOnfrriereu.
2gremter 2t6ot Kreu3t aringe.
adDimpft anf 9eidskanslrr, Isbmt alter
3laterbanoluuaen niaDt nb.

tIGruns pom 81. W2Grs, in Der in
i'm lamen 6reutrei9s ieoe @rpbes
run9sz unb gefpeltiome glnnerions=
poItttt ubIebnte. gar ni9ts. Gr bet
abii4tli9 meine &ammerreoe pom
z. Wiai ignCriert, porin ih Idgte,
ooB mir berett Ieien. NIT gRublono
IN llnterbanblun9en iiber bic &rieos.
Siele 81 treten. llno penn bas beuts
i4e @olt, rsifen 4s6t gu Ieben uno
lid frisoli9 gu sntlpidsln mir mid!
beitreiten, perItebsu muroe, oaB mir
6rieoen ouf @runo Der Rsfte oes
8oItes piinfbten, 70 niirbe oaOur9
Der 5rieoensfhlub tpsfentli1 erlei6.
tert peroen.
audl Serentidenfu Ieugnct.
petro9rab, l. 9tuauit. Der Nlini=
lter oes auspdrtigsn 3erentI6ento
iebut ale grtldrungen, bic i6m pom
oeutf9en 8on3lsr Mi6aelig suaez
i9oben iperoen, empbotifd ob. gr
eriteB bic folgenbe 0ffentIi9e GrtIGs
cung:
Der ruiIi16e W1inifter oeg Nus
tD0rttgen bat feline groteite nod @rs
tldrungen on Die fronsDIiI4e aeqies
runs erlaifen, bic iiber bic a!lee.
meiue @rtldrung Der prnpifpriIden
Reaieruns be3iiglih Der ariegssieIe
btnaus9eben. 9iefe Grfldtunq, oi:
am Is. Mai erfnffen iinS aIf9emein
ipmpatbii6 aufgenommen lpurbe,
piro genou auf feinsn Snbnlt qes
prlft neroen, oa cine Ronferens
6tpiihen ben 9llliierten binnen furs
gem itattfinoen pirb.
Niebr Gr5berger summentnre.
Berlin, /. 9(uouit. Die @ofIifhs
3eitung ia9t iiber bos isbt beriib.
tiats 5ntsrpiep Notbius Grsber9ers
in 3iirid:
mir piinI9en uns Tebr ener9iICb
age9en gu perlpn6ren, bab Der Gins
orud lHs 9luslanb gebe, als penn
Gr3Der9ers Grtldrung Die Nnllften
pes beutI6en @oltes ousorude Ga.
nal in elmer 3eit, no bas foF bers
Iaffene auSpdrtige 2lmt ni6t in Der
Gage iit, Gr3bergers poIitif cb3ulebs
nen.
nOosr nirb ni9t Der Ginbrud
herporgerufen, ols ipenn W1nt6ias
@r5berger Die t;jnftige YoIitit Der
MilbelmitrnBe peftiinbe. gBir le6.
nen cine fOI4e Mogli4tsit empbatiTf
ab.
Seutitllanb fapitnIiert nidbt.
Sin GinoerItdnbnis nit Gno.
Lamb, pie IS fi9 in grsbersers @i.
lion prGientiert. ipiirbe 0sufi :Gor5s
llnterperfune untsr gnglanbs Dill
tatur iein. Sin tpirtIi9ss Ginoer.
itdnbnis muB bic llnabbGnoiafeit oes
tontinentalen guropa BON GngIano
gorcntiersn, onitott ben britifhen
GinfluB ouf benz JsItIonbe gu belize
9eln. 9os lebtere aber pii1oe fib
ereignen, tpenn 6err Gr5berger na9
2onbpn sef6idt ipiirbe."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
3n i9wad.
Sriteit tOnnen syront
ni9t OntdDbre1en.
Sanse Sample in ansiitbt.

&opeliDaaeil, /. AI9, Ser inter
Der lleberibriit y9or Dem groben
Snfanterie glngrifi~ per0ifentlidte
Gelltihe uorlouiige bnIbamtiide 9e.
ridt iiber ole britiide 0fieuiipe
logt, OaB Die 5routItelIungen III gel.
Der nit @ranatI6dern pernauoell
uno Die .9atterie Stationen nit
@el6oBfrateru Our6pubIt mur0en.
NNie 0eutide glrtiIlerie iteIlte tros
oeS furbtbaren 8omboroenents nit
0ieid)oiien ie0eu &aIibers, bis Su 10
3oll uno 0es nerldmenoertihen @e-
brdldls bon @aleu nibt eine Wii.
mute ibre 86tigfeit Elm m0 be-
fGmpite eriolgreid 0as 6euer Der
Sriten. Die britiiheu grmeen pa.
rem m 90. SuIi ourh g1n5lid)e
@ridopiung ge3mungen bis gum
0tittag eile Rouie 5u ntaden. mo
oeriuften Damn, iih 0urd 9iaub.
Ihirm 81 6eden.
Ser WiiIit0rfritifer oeS gerIiner
nSotaIan6eigers" io9t, oab Die 81.
feniine ourd Die llnterieeboot.aam.
payne pcrjogert unb geihmGdt pur-
De. gngIono lit iniolgeoeiien ni4t
me6r inbe5ug ouf 9lrtiIIerie mo
Suftid)iife Der iiberIegene Seil, uno
Die 9ntaillone an Der 6ront iino be.
oeuteno reou5iert poroen, neil
mebr 9(rbeiter in oen Munitionsfa.
briten in Der Seimot bonn0ten Iino.
Ginbrud in @aibiustun.
@aibington, /. 9lug. Ser britiid.
iron5oiiidc 9Irgriif auf Den redten
oelttiheu 6Iiigel bat bier einen tic.
fen @lnorHd beruorgcri,fen, oa er
mad Der gtuiid)t pieIer amerifani.
ider Sffi5iere gegen Den i6wGd)lten
Bunft Der gan5eu 0eiltiben Srout
gerihtet iit. @enu es ben 9laiiet.
ten geIingen ioute, 0ie 0euti6en on
Der gan3en belgiif)en GiiIte 5uriid.
5uor1ngen, 10 uiroe oaS cine I'M.
mitteIbore @eiobr fir Die llnteriee-
boot Samao9ne beoeilten, neil 0o.
0urh oie Sauptbaiis ser Gnudboote
an Der gtor6iee 5eritort iuer0en mir.
oc. G5 niiroe Damn nod Die Wl0a.
li6feit norIiegeh oie gon5e oeutide
6ront in 6ranfrei1 burd eilieu
6laHfenongriif 81 bcorobeu.
Die 9eridte aus 9on0ou Iin0
ned 5u unboaitduoig, Inn Die neuen
Sperntionen in ibrer noIlen @eoeu.
tung beurteiIen 8t fonnen; oo6 lit
man oieIiad Der slniiht, ooB ein
rolitdnoieer @rfoIg niht eriportct
iueroen fanr, nenn Der 9lngriif
nidt ourd) eine 9emegung Der
5Iotte nit elmer 9anoung bon
3ruppeu biuter Ser oeutihen Jront
unteritiitt miro. gln0ernfaus mir.
oe iid Die Sohe mic0cr 81 einent
Iongpierigen g(usonuerun98fompf
nit groBen Spfert 3uipiten, uno
penn niht Der Totigfeit Ser Inter.
ieeboote @inboIt getnn tuerOe. ipiiroe
cine Idngere ger5ogerung Ser @nt.
ifeibung on Der lront Die gIIIiier.
ten itorf in Ben RahtciI bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
Sir SrieOcn,
0ie SenatOren "a iOilcite nnS
0rOnna in Der Senegung.
raOuititutiOu beitebt uO6".

gen gorf, /. 2tug. Senator Ros
bert Ml. ga 5ollette BON Disconiin
un0 Senotor u. 5. @ronna BON
Nprtb 8aiota baben iib geitsrn for'
mel nit Der 5rieo,ns6eipesung Der.
tpnfsn, pie Der Peoples Gouneil"
Der bic nationale propagdnba bes
treibt, meloete. Senotor Ga 5oIlettt
bu' o.m gountil teIegrapbiert, iif
ni9t bur9 bic 0robungen Del
ariegs =59a9erer t;ui6iidtsru 3u
loiIsn, ionosrn io5ort nit Der @us.
DabI BON GongreBtonOi0oten Su be-
9innen, bic fir ben gBibtrruF ol
berudtigten Geiese" eintrstsn Mir
BEN.
genator 9ronna telegrap6ierts
ipie Der Gouncil betannt ma9te, .oiG
aOnititution fsi psber n;oerrufss
nod Tuspenbiert porben".
SIS iit bic pfliht oes giirgers
oem 9efeb gu sebor9en, Bis es mi
oerrnfsn oosr ols untoniiitutionen ,t,
tldrt it," ingte SenatOr Ga 5oa5f..ss
9otT6oft fsrner. .2t6er er bat baa
ibm ni6t db3uiprehenbs Re6t, 5u Be.
tdmpfsn. mas er fir elm T9ootn6rin,
lenoes Gefeb bGIt oosr fir l1lI9l
BoIitit, beibes in oen @eri6tsn rut
I'M Stimmfolten. Das i9lisBt Ieh
Re6t uuf frsie ofTene 9istnfiion oaa
N elmer gBnbl oorIiegenbsn iJragen il
S4rift uno 3e6e elm. Die girgerI
DAFT ioute jsbt nit Der Qusnab
Jon StorgreBo6gsoroneten beginner
BIZ ibre &uii4tsn iiber Die arieasI
rage Osrtretsn. Denn er ii6 Ieim
grei6sit, feline 5reibeii bes 0enfenl
Ino Reoefs un6 pOIitiiden 5unl
paRren Mill, bari sr f9 BON ben
Brie9 sS6oherern uno liner preH
iiht einI6uhtern laHen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
SIN &tgen
Sleibtoie britiihe
Sheniipe itefcn.
Ruiien Deidlen 5urif.
grihfder gsriai.

2onoon, /. g(uguit. 3e,ttite
@eoenansriffe, meiae seitern nod.
mittos uno obenOs seeen ole neuen
britiihen SteIluneen in Ga 8oiiee
8iae uno noroIid bonn gpres-Go.
rnines-aonoI in geIgien erioIeten,
puroen erfoIereih abgeidIagen.,
Der beute utittog auseeaebene ge.
rid]t meIoet, bob es ieit eeitern
uaAmittoe itorf reauet ilno oaB oas
8etter fir ipeitere 0perationen I'm.
giinitig lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
Mnllen taufbeu.
amcrifaniide 3eritOrer perjal
gen feinoIihe II. SuDte.
Sampfer berienft.

amerifonii6er Rarineitiitbuntt
in britiifen @eipdiiern !. glugnit.
amerifnniihe 3eritoret griffen,
tpie semeIoet mirb, 5pei fein6Iide
Solthboote on lm6 beronIaBteu Iie.
unter3utouden, obne 5u idieBen.
@ines Der lt.goote bate gera6e ein
Son6eIsidiff berienft, 6os an6ere
mar i'm gegriff, Elm SnnoeIgi6iff
an5ugreifen.
2onoon. 1. g(uguIt. Ger omeri.
faniife Ganipfer .Motano", 2730
&Onnen sroB, lit om 81. SuIi bon
einem teutoniidlen 3ouhboote oer-
Ienft por6en. % l1e6erlebenoe iino
geIon0et.
Ter 8onipier fubr am 2. SuIi
bon g1etp Dorf mad Queenstown
ab. Gr bate 81 Mann @eiasung.
gsiro interhisrt.
W(aorl0, /. Auglnf. Gas 0eutld)e
Saudboot 1923, melfes in beid1i-
oisteni 3uitonoe in Goruna eiutraf
lit BON einc,u ipaniidcn Sorpeoo.
boot be9Ieitet nod GerroI geiabren,
no es fir Die Gouer 0es aripges
iuterniert mir6.
Cpfer DER gnsBe6nng.
9Iai6piae, 1enn., I 2lug. @il.
liam Ipion eiu iilnger f5nrner, to.
tete ieine s5rau uuo begin9 Damn
Sel6itmoro, nadoem er cine 8or.
loounl Der 8riiiungabeDoroe fir Die
gtllitdrausbeblug erbalten batte.
III mar crit fur3e 3eit DerGeiratct.
SOuniuO ia 9onoOn.
2onbon, l. QuguR. Boron Sons
niao, itaIieniffer gliuiIter bee 2lsus
bern, iit bier singetroifen, I'm nit
tsm tritifGeu @usipdrtigen amt gu
tonisrtsren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05
2m Seutfh!

Uliltpoutss, 8is., l. 2lug. 81
gtttondrs Der ,9srmansQmericai
gnnt" babsn .sinitimmig bei9loFsn.
ben Ramen in .gmsritan Glfonol
8aat" AZ dnosEa
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05


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reid Idutet:
Die Spsratipnen Der Gntentes
3ruppen, pelde beute friib in Der
Geeenb Don gpern beeannen, purs
ben troB oes un9iinitigen Wetters
ben son3en Sag tiber erfoIgreih
IortgeIeBt. Wr bran9en in bic
Gtellusen bss 6einbes Elm anb ihos
zen uniere 2inisn ouf elmer 5ront
bon Is Reilen pon 60 8oIiespiIle
om 2pss6IuIis bis Steenitraete an
Der gIer Dor. 9etbe 8Drfer befinben
ft4 ieBt in ben 9Gnpen Der gllliiers
ten.
,2tuf benz duberitsn Iintsn 6liigel
eroberten fran5oIiide 3ruppen bas
9orf Stesnftroste unb brangen
idnslI bis gu elmer Siefe Don 5pet
1leiIen in bic beuti6e @erteibi.
sungs3one Elm. gfadoem fie bic i9s
nen 5ugepisIene 9tufgabe erfiilIt, feBs
ten Iie ibrsn 2lngriff nit Der gr0Bteu
Sopferteit fort uno eroberten 8irs
f9opte unb bsnadbdrte feinblihe
Stellungen bon 21a Meilen 5ront.
.Rd6mittngs purbe Elm feinbIis
der Gesenaneriff nbgeidlagen.
.Sm Centrum brangen britiibe
Ibteilungen sipeif Msilen tief in bic
fsinOliheu StsiIungsn Elm unb ii6srs
ten ii6 ben lIebsrgaR9 iibsr ben
Steenteets5lus, mas zines ibrer
6oupt3ieIe mar.
ySm 2oufe bes Qngriffs itiirms
ten unIere Truapen 5tpsi mddtige
@ertsibieunssipsrfs uno srrbsrten
bic 00rfer 8erlorenboef, 5re3enberg.
Saint Sulien, piItsn unb msbrere
fort perteiotgte 8ouernbofe uno Ge7
bolSe.
oNeiter fiiblib auf benz re6ten
1IiigsI fodtsn iid unIere 3ruppen,
na6Oem iie isre erIen 3ieIe errei6t,
frog beftigsn Biberitanbes in benz
f4risrigsn Geldnbe bel gpern peis
ter unb eroberten bds Dorf Beit
6pst. SSn bisIer @egeno, no ben
san3en Gag iiber idtpere Sample
itnttfanben unb nod itattfinben, limb
mir cine Meile in bic 0erteibigungs-
gone bss 5einbes eingebrunsen.
Cine Mnsabl mohtooIler Gegenans
sriffe ipurben suriidgsi9Iassn.
nQluf benz Guberiten re6ten Sill
gel eroberten unlere Sruppsn frii9
am Gage bic ibnsn augtniei:nen
90rftr Ga 9oiissbills unb 6oIIebete.
n9luber fdneren @erIuiten, bic
bem Jeinbs Susefiist nurben, iinb
biz iest $500 9fangene eirsss
Bro st."
Seutifer Seridlt.
Berlin. l. Nusuit, iiber 2onbpn
Der glnsriff. pelden bic 8riten gs'
fern gu bsibsn Ssiten BON ypern
modten, 1T, ME ssitsrn obsnO ar1ts
lid betonnt 9emo4t Durbe, 5uriid9ez
i9Iogen. glur cine &rotcriteIlung
plleb IN ben 9onoen oes Gelnoes.
Der 8eri9t tautst:
Der srfte angriff Der engIii9sn
lrmss, tpsl6er seitsrn BEL gpern in
syIonbern ouf elmer % ailpmeter
Ianssn 5ront erfolste, puroe suriids
eei9Iaeeu.
ROD tpe9I:lpolIem, bitterem
Sample in grObsm Mabftobe muBt:
f9 Der 6sinb, psIher Diele aeiben
ti.f NIT l1eberma9t ansegriffen. mir
Dem geiiB elmer aratsritsIIung ir
uniersr 8erteiOigungs8one 8uirieosn
seben.
.9luf benz gbemin>8ess0omes
Granddaughter mir uns our9 einen
ensrgiI9en 2lngriff pi6tiger 60bsn'
itslIungen BEL GERM unb nabmen
uber 1,500 5ran3oien eefansen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-05

= Geusr ssrIt0rts bic Garbenfubrit
Der gaer Brothers So in STAMFORD,
gonn Der S9ubsn bstrdgt $780,
900.
2euinont Sames R. 9idinfOn,
Der Sus Hs;bpahe pom SeffsrIon 9as
pis get0rts. iit so Sabre oft in Rid
mouc. 8a., geitOrben.
Wdstisrts 9anoiten bsrau6ten
tie gdnt in WsticuI 2ate BEL Spos
fene. @aIhn., I'm $4,000 uno sHt=
fiDhen in sinem Qutomobil.
QrbeitstDmmiFnr Wo0oman
nurbe IL Quitin, 5sr., psgsn Wsin.
eios psttaftet. Gr Ion ,aufgepoIisrte"
Goitenrednuusen bsfdnorsn babsn.
0olieHbrlne hobea IL ber gros
ring 1usbet, aono6a, 100000
S4uoen angsri9tst
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-04-19
Health Reports

The death rate in Kentucky
last year was 11.6 per thousand,
for white people, or a total of
29.752 for both races. OF this
number, tuberculosis claimed
4,29l pneumonia, another afflic.
ton of the lungs, claimed 2,709
deaths; The third largest mum.
ber of deaths from one cause,
was from violence, the numb ber
being 1000. The number of
births was 6l,077, or rate of
25.6 per cent per 1000 people.
Eight died from hook. worms
and thirteen from pellagra.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-04-19
Powell Raised Is Per Cent

The State Board of Equaliza.
tion, now in session at Frankfort,
has raised Powell county lands
25 per cent and town lots 10 per
cent, and set Nav 10th as the day
to give the county a hearing.
Well; we are used to it. Some
people in the county give their
property in to the Assessor at
its fair cash value, while others
give their property in at about
one fourth its cash value, and
when the State comes along we
are all raised alike. 1t is not
fair, but we can only sulI and
and bear it.