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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Americke vojsko dObylO IL NEST
a zaialo 5000 NemcI.

We etvrtek podniklo vojsko nase
dtok ma fady nemecke delce 20
mil zapadne Cd Verdunu We spojenl
francouzskou armadou. Prvnf ar
mazda nase pronikla do hloubky z
mil, dobyla IL NEST a zajala vice
nezIi 5000 Nemcd. CtyTi m6sta
dobyta byla vojskem Pennsylvania,
Kansas Missouri pod velenim gen.
majora Liggeta. Vojsko pTekrocilo
potok Forges.
Dve anglicke divise dobyly system
nemeckych z4kopd severozapadne
cd st. Quentin zajaly 1.50O Mem
c6. We Flandersku tlak anglcky
ma Nemce setkava Sc dalsim uspe-
chem.
Bulharsko napadeno bylo spoje-
neckym vojskem, jez probilo Sc do
buharskeho 1zemi asi mil jizne
cd Strumice, kde je bulharskA base.
Anglican6 spolu Reky bojujf ma
Belachista pohori podel bulharskych
hranic.
Srbske vojsko We vitezn6m postu-
pu SVEN probilo Sc az ku Ishtibu,
d6lezitemu strategickemu bodu bull
harske armady. U Uskubu Srbove
dobyli Gradsko, jez hajeno bylo ne
meckym oddilem. Vedle 19 del u
kofistili tam Srbuve velike zasoby
valecne. Severne cd Prilepu Srbo-
We pronasleduji Bulhary.
Italove ma Macedonske fronte po.
stupuji smerem ku Kichevo. Po-
stupem jejich druhe strany srb-
skym zda Sc, ze prvni armada bul
harska neujde zniceni.
V Palestine Anglicani vit9zne po-
stupuji kolem jezera Tjberiadske-
ho. Ctvrta armada Turecka je "a
skocena 1plne Anglicany.
Jak Turci tax Bulhafi stavaji Sc
nespokojenejsimi volajice po okam-
zitem miru. Valecna situace pro
Nemecko stava Sc stale horst a hor-
81.
Jizne Cd Archangelska srazily Sc
pfednf straze bolSevicke americky-
mi bolSevici utrpeli zlou porazku.
Bolsevicke straze Sc domnlvaly. ze
budou moci zachraniti aeroplan, KITE
ry sletel ma 1zemi obsazene Ameri-
cany, avsak pochodily spatne. A.
mericka delostrelba rozdrtila je V
kratke dobe.
Bolsevicka delostfelba byla bez
zvlastniho 1spechu. Americti voja
ci ztratili jen jednoho muze, prvni-
no ma ruskem 1zemi.
Resignace japOnSkeho kablnetu.
Japonsky kabinet. jehoz cele
stal marsalek hrab6 Taranci, podal
svoji resignaci. UTadoval do rijna
1916.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
PaIeStina OSvObozena.

Posledn1 1fedni zprava, ze vojsko
generala Allenbyho zajalo 25. 900
Turk6 Palestine, budi nadeji, ze
dalsi tisice budou k MIN CO nejdrive
pfipojeny. Odhaduje Sc, ze asi 40.-
900 az $4,000 Turk6 je zaskoceno
mezi Jordanem Stfedozemnim mo-
rem, kdyz anglicka indicka jizda
odf1zla Jim ustup ma sever, zmoc-
nivsi Sc Iinie Cd Nazareth az ku je-
zeru Galilee. Kdyz byli Arabove
uzavTeli posledni mozny 1stup pres
Jordan, zbyva nyni ien zmocniti Sc
tureckych oddil6, jez z6staly pas
ii.
Die ne1Tednich depesi, jez dosly
do Londyna, jedna Sc 0 porazku tu-
reckych armad v poctu 100. 900 mu-
"a. Dopisovatel Reuterovy kance-
lare oznamuJe Q Palestlny, re Iurcl
byli 1pln6 prekvapeni nahlosti an
glickeho 1toku. Porazka turecka
hlavne umoznena byla neobyeejne
rychlym postupem anglicke jizdy.
Turecke zalohy sestavaly vojska,
jez nedavno pribylo Kavkazu.
MarsaIek Won Sanders, n6mecky ve-
litel tureckeho vojska, unikl Sc
svym Stabem zaieti jen rychlym u
tekem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
ZVlaStnl upOZOrn6ni!

DIE naFzeni vadnich 1rad1, nesm vydavatestvo
NY casopis1 zasilati novny Mdnemu odb9ratei, kery
nema PREDPLACENO musi bez vymnky zasiani
stu zastaviti dokud PREDPLATNE obnoveno zapa-
eno Upozornueme teno rozka1 cene odb9atee
sede toho fidi pax Jim zaez tom aby msnf list
r jest oganem vec moh dale vychazet Mnoz odberatee
Jsou patem opozdenf tn jsou askave zadan by Do
PLAINE PREDPLATNE NELL pTchysane kdyz kolektor je
navvi vzdalen pax nech eich zasou ma
dakc $50 N Broadway Kazdy neht 81 vsmne bzneho ci
sa Telegraph bude v6d6ti, mnoho duhuje omu MJ-
ST pfida zaroven PREDPLATNE Nezvysi jsme pTedpat.
vse musime draze pat avak zdame pany ob6ae
e by ucn povnnost v6ci mistnmu istu pris
mu vstfc Jinak bychom byi nuceni zasanf zasaviti.
VYDAVATEISTVO ''TELEGRAFJJ"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Ctvrt miionu dolari uplSe Baltimorska a okoln1
Cecho-slovacka Obec.

Nadsen6 pTpravy ku sp6chu kerym ukzeme Americe ej
mu presidentu Wade, ze MIN stojfme t6lem dust!
Nasf Ob6tayOsti pOt6seni pOsfleni budOu nasi
hrdinnf CechOsOvaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
UpaIila Sc ku Smrti.


V domneni, Re docasne ztratila
rozum, Emma Kingsmore, SO rokn
stara z Wilkens avenue, spachala We
stTedu p6lnoci sebevrazdu upaliv-
81 Sc ku smrti. Zbytky ohoreIeho
tela jeiiho nalezeny byly We Gtvrtek
p1l osme hodine ranni jejim OF
Gem, 80 roxy starym, ma prazdnem
lote vedle domu
Zatim CO clenove rodiny spaIi, ze-
ma sesla z loznice doli, vzala nado-
bu petrolejem rapustivsi 81 jim
saty, zapalila tyto ma sobe a uhofe-
la Syn jeji, 80 lety, je serifem
Magnolii, rozveden cd sve manzelky
ditek. Prvni manzel sebevrazed-
kyne, George Kingsmore, pred svcji
smrtf vlastnil saloon. Cd druheho
manzela, Martina Moshera, pred ne
kolika roxy nechala Sc rozvesti.
Program Liberty Loan" tutO
S0bOtn.
v s. hodin rano para3a deLastfe-
lectva. V 10 hodin vsechn s1asktaly
hlasem svym oznamuji pocatek kam-
pane. 0 p1l jedenacte skadrona
vzducholodi bude manevrovati mad
mestem. O p6l ctvrte koncert 600
hudebnlk6 v Oriole parku. Po 4te
hodine Roosevelt mluvi Oriole
parku.
ZenSke hlaS0vaci praVO stale
ViSi v SUnatH.
Senat skIamal ma novo sufrazetky
oddaliv rozhodnuti sve 0 pfedloze
3enskeho volebniho prava. Ku hla-
sovani dojde snad dnes, v sobotu,
dojde-li v1bec. Marylandske SUI
frazetky zastoupeny byly v kongre-
su We ctvrtek silnou deputaci ceka-
jici, re toho dne osud sufrazetek
rozhodnut bude.
MeStSka fiItracni StaniCe bude
OdpOciVati.
Pondelkem pocinaje zavrena bude
mestska filtracni stanice ma 10 dni,
by v dobe te vodarensky odbor mo-
hi postaviti novou pumpu Monte
bello. "Cistou" vodou budeme "a
tim zaopatfeni reservnfch nadr.
EEK. Dojde-li ia, bude cistena jina
treba neciStena v1bec. Ostatn6
Baltimorsky zaludek je jiz TAX Wy
karabacovan, ze pomalu snese vSec-
ko.
ByvaIy strazniK uveznen pro
nehlaSenf Sc.
John L. Knott, byvaly policejnf
straznik, uveznen byl We ctvrtek
Bait. Dry Docks ma obzaIobu, ze ne
dal Sc zanesti den registrace do
seznamG vojenskych. Knott tvrdi,
re jest 81 rok1 star &C prisaze,
kterou ucinil pri vstupu do sluzby
policejni straze, udal rok narozeni
1877.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
NaSe ndrOdn1 SChIZe.

We edu Tna ece bude konana schdze cee Cechosovak
pod Skolou Vaclava Danny pfidte
pocu nejvem Jednano bude CAMP MEADE Tfpravach
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Dne 13. mjna mas den CAMP MEADE.
POtFebujeme nadsene pOmocniIxy ku patriOtic<e
DrSci!

pracI
paee enstvo CNS soucnno Rampant 4. pGj-
miionu dolarH $3.50
upa mistni koone CechoSovak1 Nebme cifry
dokazeme p vh Pamatum 81
vchn zdnem jednotvci hloucu
ohen pToz poenko chceme iti over
top Ma zdau eto vee p1cy spoeva vezstv Ameky
jen svobody. pava mad bruanost yran
pnk eto znamena ychs ukoncen ay zaranni silly mia
zvotG zivoty jech enne mad bony?
Pate dob de ceskosoveny tG kady SVEN me hotov ku
pac ob9tem neoade Kdo mate penez hz nepotfe
buete zap1ce jich Str Samovi kupe 81 Liberty Bond
pfhaste dnes Porebujeme dacet dobh d at muz6
dvek kteTi by pomoh agovat pfma shnet
sy p1jGky Pobova byhom tez nekok dobych d
Bay podobnou prac ese ednou ppomame vam
zd veke pGky pocva mas vSeh Upsute bondy vsic
nj kcu mono kdo un tax mGzs aneb nam gtacn
pomoc pomoc prha nedfive pokadnk msn odboc
10 T. MS v @Cesk6 Lekarn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
KralOvsky zenich do Separace
Socialista pfedpOvida konec
Valky.

Socialisticky zurnalista a pred
nasec. Charles E. Russell, jenz pri-
byl ma anglickem parniku do allan
tickeho pfistavu po ctyrm6sicnim
pobytu Anglii, Francii a Italii,
pravl: "Ovsem jest to pouze m6j o.
sobni nahled, ale ia verim, ze k "a
kon6eni valky dojde pfiSt1ho jara. !"
pravil Russell. "Spojenci "a pomo-
ci 100000 Americana pronikli
Hindenburgovou linii ma dvou mis-
tech. S dvojnasobnym poctem VOL
ska We Francii pristine jara NELL by
byti to proniknouti linii tn ma
dvaceti mistech. -
Russell odebral Sc "a more jako
Glen americke socialisticke missile
studovati socialismus d6Inicke po-
merry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Mas den v Camp Meade.

pojedeme nede 13 jna Vye mas do Meade
bude nasich hoch1 a nasim narodnfm svatkem!
obe na zaplavi den ten Camp
sebou nadni bujarou veou mys kame naslml
Hespodnky n6z vatn ada edna nejvetslc uoh
nase slavne ctyT dnooke kolace
pedm9tem zajmu cee Americke veenosti!
Cechosovac bude obanstvu neko dn pred
nasi cestou do Meade.
Mas vekan prof Masaryk bude nami pTednim asupc vei
ke armady Amercke!
Pfatee Vsichn do ady Pomoze Obetue vydani kera
pohost6nm vojak1 nam kryti bude
V LEKARNE ORA. j. j. TOULY, MA FARE KOSTELA SV.
VACLAVA, u p. FRANKA BUSNSKEHO a p PAVLA NOVAKA
PRIJfMANY BUDOU S DfKEM DAIRY VASE!
nas nekok vybrano byo kryti
v5loh rozmnoni fondu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
PotravinnOve bOure v Indii.

Nekolik osob usmrceno bylo V
Kalkute a Madrasu Indii rTi
bourich vzniklych nasledkem draho-
ty nedostatku potravin. s boure-
mi spojeno bylo vybijeni obchod1.
ArcibiSknp ireland zemrel.
Archbishop John Ireland v St.
Paulske diecesi, zemrel Is. zaTi.
Archbishop Ireland byl velmi dobre
znam a byI oznacen "a mo5neho kan
didata ma hodnost kardinalskou V
nejblizsi dobe. ByI star jiz 81 ro-
Ia. TrpeI slabcsti srdce a nesnaze-
mi zaludecnimi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Prt I!ihice n !odInic.

Nynf, kdyz president Wilson po-
depsal usneseni kongresu, davajici
mu pravo nafiditi prohibicni pasmo
kolem kazde lodenice, uhlodolu a
vaIecne tovarny, ocekava Sc. zda-li
toho prava bude uzito a kdy. Jiste
Sc tax stane, kdyby Sc shledalo, ze
nekde d1lezita prace vazne nasled-
KEN zahalcivosti zavin9ne opilstvlm.
RnmAnSky kOrunni prime ma
Iteku?
Rumunsky korunni prime prchl re
zeme do Odcsy. Sympatisuje pro.
tinemeckym hnutim, jez podporuje
jeho matka a vzhledem ku kteremu
nemecky marsaIek Mackensen poslan
zpet do Rununska.
JIM pravi re tom je zeneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28

fijna nede odpoledne OBROVSKA LIDOVA SCHUzE
MfSTNOSTECH DEM. KLUBU CES. MLADlKU MA ASHLAND
Godsboough dobr Tecnc voienska hudba budou
castn 1p ctvrtou pGieku VObody
Pocn9me prac jiz dnes! Upisume upisujme
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28
Obeti nemeckyLh pOnorek.

Vzdor tomu, re Anglie neztratila
tolik lodi, spojenecke a neutralni
ztraty zavin6ne radenim nemeckych
submarin, vzrostly srpnu proti Ger
venci. Anglicka admiralita uda-
va ztraty tyto ma 327,676 tun, Gill
o 1904 vice. Spojenecke neutral
nj ztraty chilly 1912 tun. wrist
o 10.027, anglicke ztraty 176. .4O1,
ubytek 6. 1928 tun.
V nemecke fisske rade kap. Bruen-
nighaus tvrdil, ze N6mci potapi vi
'ce lodi nezli Spojenci postaviti mo-
hou a ze pocet n6meckych submarin
byl rozmnozen.
Kral0Vsky zeniCh do Separace
Korunni rumunsky prime, Karel,
potrestan byl IS dennim vezenim
pro ''pfestG upeni vojenskych pred
pis6'' otcem svym. Prime nastoupil
okamzite rozsudek. Sensaeni zpra-
Wy jeho 1teku timto ovsem sc w.
-vraci. Karel zamilovany dozprnst6
dfvky, Zizia Lambrino, odejel 15.
zaTi do Odesy a-tam Sc nj nechal
oddati
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-28

fijna obotu odpoedne JSME POZVANI OCASTNITI
TASKEHO PRUVODU NaS povnnos jest pr6vodu 1caSt
Pozvan talskeho vybou Spolkove
nasim Cchoslovakym zajmnm
pGjde cd radnice do Druid Hill parku
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
TRANSPORT. HAS,LONG
FIGHT WITH U-BOAT
U. S. S. Amphion. On HomewaItr
Journey, Engages in Two-Hour
Running Battle.

At Atlantic Port, Oct. 19.-The
homeward bound army transport Am
phion had two hours running fight
with German submarine 500 miles
off the Atlantic coast last Saturday
morning in which eight men on the
American ship were wounded two
fatally.
The transport arrived late yester-
day and reported that so far as those
aboard could determine the subma-
rine was not badly damaged, if at all.
The first shots carried away the
Amphion's wireless and she was un-
able to call for help. The naval gun
crews replied to the enemy shots and
the transport crowded on all steam.
finally drawing away from the sub
marine. The transports superstruc-
ture was riddled with shells and
shrapne1.
The Amphion formerly was the
North German-Lloyd liner Koln, is of
7,409 gross tons. and has a speed Of
twelve and a half knots an hour She
was seized at Boston when this coun-
try entered the war, and after being
repaired by the Shipping Board was
turned over to the army as a trans
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
the folks at home have learned Eng

the folks at home have learned Eng
lish!" shows his appreciation.
The posters read as follows:
ITO persons of foreign birth. Write
your soldier boy q letter in the Ian
guage of the United States.
He may understand your language
when spoken, but he cannot read and
write if. Make him proud of you by
learning to speak, read and write
this language in the public evening
school nearest your home,
1.-The letters you write in foreign
languages to soldiers are translated
and censored by the military author
tiles. This causes delay. Write your
letters in English so your boys will
receive them sooner.
I'm a foreign land far from his
adopted country your soldier boy may
be dying for the United States. Thou
sands of soldiers of foreign birth are
fighting and dying for Uncle Sam.
Find out why by attending the citi-
zensl1ip classes in the public evening
school. School authorities provide
these without cost to you.
Inquire at the nearest public day
school, police station, town clerk or
war bureau, or ask your employer or
children for information.
IF there is no public evening
school in your community write in
your native language for information
to the Connecticut State Council OF
Defense"
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
FRENCH BAND GETS
$4,000 AT CONCERTS
This Money Will be Used for the
French War Fund for Soldiers
Benefits.

Hartford, Oct. 19.-Fifteen thou
sand dollars was realized from the
concerts given in this state in Septem-
Der by the French Army Band, ac
cording to an announcem ent made to-
day by the Connecticut State Council
of Defense under the auspices of
which the band was brought here.
The band was guaranteed $500.
While in Connecticut It gave seven
indoor paid concerts. There were al
so several concerts out OF doors. but
to these no admission was charged.
The Defense Council has learned
from the French High Commission,
which brought the band to America,
that the bandsmen regard their stay
in Connecticut as one of the most en-
joyable features of their tour in this
country. They have expressed appre-
citation of the entertainment and for
NAL reception accorded them in Con-
necticut, but said they were particu-
larly pleased and touched by the
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
REORGANIZATION CAMPAIGN
State Council of Defense Issues Pos
tiers in Many Tongues Urging
Foreigners to Learn English.

Hartford, Oct. 19.-As a feature
of its campaign to teach English to
each of the 64,327 persons in Connect
icut who cannot speak that language,
the Americanization department of
the Connecticut State Council of De-
Tense has distributed through the war
bureaus posters urging the learning
of English and explaining how this
can be accom- plished.
These posters are printed in Italian,
Polish, Lithuanian, Bohemian, Hun
garian and Yiddish. The border is
red, white and blue. At the top is a
cut of a soldier tin hatted'' and in
the Am erican uniform. He is stand
ing in a, trench. In one hand he holds
his rife and in another a. letter from
home. This letter. indicating that his
parents are foreigners, says, my
dear boy: | have learned English"
The expansive grin on the soldiers
face, and the exclamation, "Hurrah,
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
CHAPTER XIV.
(Continued)

Copyright. 1918, by William Fox
an June Is. Notwithstanding Car
W ranza's assurances. two troops of
the Tenth Cavalry were attacked.
They were on a march and had ap-
preached the apparently deserted viii
lge of Carrizal.
An ambush of Mexicans had been
arranged among the ruins OF the
adobe houses.
, Waiting until the Americans were
close at hand, they poured a wither-
ing fire into their ranks. Quickly re-
covering from their surprise, the
troopers prepared for action. A vast
ly superior force was in the ruins
equipped with machine guns with
which they were able to NOW down
the troopers.
Notwithstanding these odds, a
band of forty-three were able to cut
their way through the surrounding
Mexicans and make their way back
to the American camp. Twenty-four
troopers we're captured and placed in
a filthy Mexican jail.
General Pershing, upon hearing OF
this outrage, notified Carranza that,
if he did not see that these men were
returned 20 American soil imm ediate-
". he, himself would take measures
to have them returned. Carranza,
after many excuses, at last had the
men returned.
Conferences were arranged with
the principal Mexican leaders after
this affair, and the American ambas-
sacor-designate in the United States
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
LIFE OF GENERAL PERSHING

promised hearty cooperation by the
Carranza forces. Carranza had be-
gun to fear that the presence of the
American forces would cause him q
loss of prestige in the eyes of his fol-
lowers, and he was willing to con-
cede almost anything if the American
army should be withdrawn. He did
make a pretense of keeping order,
and no other overt act was commit
ted by his followers during the re-
mainder of Pershings stay.
On Dec. %. 1916, Pershing re-
ceived his promotion to be a major
general He was the Youngest officer
of this exalted rank on the army list
and the only American officer who
had commanded Il division in actual
warfare :, ..~
The great European war had been
raging for two years. Germany was
in difficulties. She despaired of win
ming the United States to her side, as
had been thought possible during the
early days of the conflict.
Always ruthless Germany decided
that she must be still more ruthless.
The policy of an unrestricted sub
marine campaign was advocated.
Germany did not believe this would
cause the United States to declare
war upon her. She had seen the non
aggressive tactics with which Amer
lea had handled the Mexican situa-
ton. She believed that, even though
our ships we're sunk in the subma-
rine cam paign, few more diplomat
ic notes on the subject would be the
only result.
She believed we had no effective
army, and that it would take years
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
ARMY FRAUD CONVICTION
Felix Gouled Found Guilty of Bribing
Officers to Award Contracts For
RainCOatS.

New York, Oct. 19,-Felix Gouled,
a manufacturer Of embroidered goods
with a factory in Weehawken, offices
in the Metropolitan and Flatiron
buildings and a house in West End
avenue, was convicted yesterday by a
jury in the Federal District court of
dealing illegally in army raincoat
contracts. He was found guilty of
bribing army officers to award con-
tracts to manufacturers with whom he
had an understanding.
David L. Podell lawyer, AZ
Broadway, was found not guilty of
conspiring with Gouled to defraud the
government. He was alleged to have
drawn contracts and agreements de-
signed to conceal illegal transactions
between Gouled and a raincoat manu-
facturer.
The jury voted unanimously to ex
onerate Podell when it began its de-
alterations. In an hour and a half it
reached agreement on Gouled's guilt
Judge Edward E. Cushman said he
would sentence Gouled next Tuesday.
He continued him on bail in $4,000.
Gouled is liable to a maximum aggre-
gate penalty Of twelve years imprison-
ment and a $4,000 fine. He was con-
victed on a charge of conspiring to
defraud the government and upon
two counts OF an indictment charging
use of the mails to defraud.
Capt, Aubrey w. Vaughan. a code
pr1f yoJn 70 tof
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19
CHALLENGE.

like to play any football team of
New Britain. Average weight of team
is 120 to 1875 pounds. Send all Chal-
lenges to Edward G. Sinkiewitz, man
ager of the team, SO w. Center street
Southin yton, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19

numerous informal receptions and
roadside ovations.
All money received by the French
Army Band from its concerts, above
expenses, goes to the Foyer du Sol
OATS, a French organization for the
welfare of soldiers in the field and
which is similar in function to the
American army Y. M. G. a. The band
is at present working for the Liberty
Loan in New York State.
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19

to raise one that would be worthy of
the name. -,--- ..
During the Villa campaign, the
United States, however, gave very
effe ctiye demonstration that 1t was
possible to raise an army within a
reasonable time.
ITO BE Continually
New Britain herald., 1918-10-19

ment charging him with accepting
things Of value from GouIed and was
not tried. His position as procure
ment officer in the Quarter1naster
department at Washington made ii
possible for Gouled to swing contracts
to raincoat and puttee manufacturers
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-08-29
CALLED her FAMILY
TO Her BEDSIDE
Six Years Ago. Thinking She Might Die, Says Texas Lady, But Nov
She Is Well, Strong Woman and Praises Cardui For
Her Recovery.

the better. That was six years aga
and am still here and am a we'll
strong woman, and owe my life to
Cardui. l had only taken half the
bottle when l began to feel better.
The misery in my side got less. ]
continued right on taking the Cardu
until I had taken three bottles and !
did not need any more for was well
and never felt better in my life. =. ]
have never had any trouble from that
day to this"
Do you suffer from headache, back
ache, pains in sides, or other discom-
forts, each month? Or do you fssi
weak, nervous and fagged-out? If so
give cardui. the woman's tonic. 9
trial J. Il
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-08-29

There is one business before
this government. That business
is winning the war. Every man,
woman and child is either help
ing or hindering the cause.
This government is an associa-
ton of people administered for
the common good. People who
are not contributing their part
toward attaining the one great
object now before the govern
ment are simply grating on
those who are. Just now it is
work or fight" If you are do
ing neither then you are slack
er or a CRATER. 1t is not
enough that you have money to
buy what you want. Millionaires
are fighting beside paupers.
Other millionaires should be
working beside the very poor.
And it is not enough that you
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-08-29

Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary Kill
man, of this place, says; after the
birth of my little girl. my side COM
menced to hurt me. had to go back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me-. but got no better. l
got worse and worse until the misery
was unbearable.. L was in bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that was just drawn up in knot.
/ told my husband II he would get
me bottle of Cardui would try it,.
/ commenced taking it. however, that
evening / called my family about
me-. for / knew could not last
many days unless ! had change for
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-08-29
PETITION FOR PARDON OF
WILL YOUNG

WHEREAS, Petition for Pardon OF
Will Young was considered at the
July meeting by the Mississippi State
Board Of pardons and the same was
placed on the Meritorious List, which
brings it up again for consideration at
the next meeting Of the Board, and
WHEREAS. it is the judgment OF
tae undersigned that Will Young has
been punished sufficiently for his
wrong,
NOW. THEREFORE, in consider
alton Of the premises we, the UNDER
signed, especially ask you to pardon
Will Young.
(Siaued) J. c, Williams Ell Al