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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02

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Miss Beulah Echols left Thursday
to enter the normal school in Athens.
Ga.
Misses Josephine and Mildred Man
ming returned home Saturday night
after delightful visit of six weeks
to their aunt Mrs. Noah +. McGim-
mis-, in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. Rufus Spearman OF Atlanta
was recent business visitor in Fitz-
gerald.
Reese for Prison Commits
SiOner. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Greens
have returned from their honeymoon
trip to Florida.
Mr.. f. f. Perkins of Brunswick.
is visiting his family on South Lee
street for few days.
Reese for Prison Commits
SlOner. ADV.
The many friends of Mrs. Clifford
H. Davis will be gratified to learn
she is reported as doing nicely after
a recent operation at the City Hos
pital for appendicitis.
Mr.. Will Jones formerly employed
by the Leader-Enterprise lett re-
Gently to accept position in Bruns-
wick.
Miss Francis Rubin who has been
visiting Miss Pauline Goldenberg will
leave Tuesday fer her home in Mont
gomery, la.
Reese for Prison Commits
siOner. ADV.
Mrs. Walter c. Crenshaw has re-
turned home from Thombasville, Ga.
where she visited relatives and
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. w, c. Crenshaw have
moved into the Holtzendorf Flat Oh
West Pine street.
Miss Evelynne Allerson has &C
cepted the position as assistant Lii
braian.
4 Mrs. Billie Eubanks and little
daughter Peggy Eubanks have re-
turned home after a delightful visit
ii friends and relatives in Atlanta.
Dickson's Mill is again ready for
operation. Milling every Friday and
Saturday. St
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Mafiett have re-
turned home from a visit Hawkins
vile, Ga, where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred J. Clark. Sat-
urday.
Private Reason Paulk, OF Paris Is
land, Charleston, S, c., is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Paulk
on North Main street for few
days.
Reese for Prison Commits
SiOnnr ADV.
Mrs. E. T. Perkins has as her guest
her niece Mrs. Redden Smith and
Anna Smith of Thomasvilc.
Miss Pauline Reynolds has returned
to her home in Ocilla after de-
lightful visit to Miss Evelyn Shcu
make on South Lee street.
Mrs. A. w. Haddock and daugh-
ter Miss Ruby Haddock, of Douglas
were visiting friends in the city Sat
urday.
Mr.. Billie Blount of Florence. S. c.,
was a business visitor i'll Fitzgerald
Friday.
LIST YOUR FARMS
with a live real estate company.
Yours for business,
j. A. Justice & Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. IIartcr of Cor
dele, spent Sunday here guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Bryan on West
Pine street
Mrs. r. =. Pounds Of Pensacola.
Fla, is visiting his mother Mrs. T. J..
Pounds on West Pine street this
week
Mrs. w. +. Hammock who has
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02
NOTICE

On and after Sept. lst. We
shall discontinue our delivery
service. knowing that we can
best serve you at the store. see
what you buy and buy for less.
Thanking all for past patron
age we are yours to serve.
Bee Hive Gro. & Seed Store.
2l5 East Pine Street.
A. Drummer, Prop.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02

/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Railroad Commits
Eioner, to succeed Hon. George Hill
yer, who is not candidate for re-
election, subject to the State Dem
ocradc Primary to be held in Sep
tamber. The consideration of the
voters OF the state is most respect
fully requested
VOLNEY WILLIAMS,
Waycross, Ga.
The Triton Gazette says: "Volney
Williams is a candidate for Rail-
road Commissioner. If elected he
will make a splendid official. For
is years he has edited the Way
Gloss JournalHerald, and has ever
bean active in movements for the
best interest of the state. He comes
from one of the greatest railroad
cencers vi the state, and from a sec
ton that has no representation on
Oho Com m is sim He u.oc q y,,o-,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02
LIST YOUR FARMS
with a live real estate company.
Yours for business,
J. A. Justice & Compan

Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.. lIartcr of Cor
dele, spent Sunday here guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bryan on West
Pine street
Mrs. +. i. Pounds Of Pensacola.
Fla, is visiting his mother Mrs 7. J..
Pounds on West Pine street this
week
Mrs. w. r. Hammock who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Williams left Sunday lor her home in
Midwife, Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Reid and
this morning for their home in tlanta
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Reds
mother, Mrs. T. f. Perkins on South
Lee street.
Mr.. A. H. Shaefer OF Jacksonville.
Fla, spent the weekend here pleas
antly with his family on West Pine
street Mr.. Shaefer is employed by
the shipbuilding company OF that
city.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02
MRS. DAVIS ENTERTAINED

Friday afternoon August so.
number OF matrons met at the home
OF Mrs. Y. r, Davis on East Jessi-
mine street for the purpose OF orga,
nlzing a patriotic sewing club.
The ladies will meet once month
and sew on articles to be donated to
the Red Cross.
The rooms where the guests were
entertained were prettily decorated in
cut flowers and ferns.
Among those composing this club
are: Mesdames James P. Manning
Hollie B. Chestnut, Frank Clark.
I. W. Russell, Walter B. Blackwell,
Percy F, Harris, c. G.. Daniels. GUY
Johstone and Virgil r. Davis. The
next meeting OF the club will be held
with Mesdames Hollie B. Chestnut
and Charles W. Russell on South
Grant street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02
NOTICE.

All parties having claims or credits
10 the Ransom Mathews Estate will
please report same to, D. Harry
Mathews, Fitzgerald. Ga. 3t-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02
For Sale.

66 Acre Farm. two miles from
city. 50 acres in cultivation. Six
room house, good barn. Snap
price. $4,000, one fourth cash.
five year terms
j. A. Justice Real Estate Co
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02

Mrs c. G.. Mcpha;l and chit n
have returned home after an extend
end visit to relatives in Columbus,
Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Dickey and dau-
ghters Misses Athleen and Marcia
Dickey have returned home after a
short visit TO Macon and Augusta
Ga. They made the trip in THEN
car.
Major Ward OF Camp Gordon
spent the weekend in our city guest
OF Captain and Mrs !. L. Frazer on
South Main street.
Sergeant George Morris OF Camr
Wheeler spent, the weekend here
guest OF his sisters Mesdams J. w
Baf, L. L. Dickerson and L. {.
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Benton have
moved into their home O nSouth Lee
street, which they recently purchased
from MIR. |. Goldenburg.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
HAlG REGlINS GROUND
Trenches Won by Teutons Near
Bu|Iecourt Retaken.
Rer,in SAYS Germans pene'r@,eo
French Trenches sand Capto'eo
Prisoners and Machine Guns

London Ian. 7.-British troops a'
.a,-od and captured from tue oe,
mans a trench section tsap) ~
thn Teutons had occupied carrier -
Tho dav TO the east of Bullecourt' oi
~ Arros-cambrai front, the war oi-
e-o announced. Hostile patrol acuN
ity was noticeable in the hens ~
poris Ian. 7.-Reporting mlll'ais
ouoro+ions on the French frohl 'he
war office statement issued mere soy,
Cornoon raids on French aoVahoo>
nosts north of the Chemin oes lam y
were repulsed. one
por1in Jan. 7-German troops pene
+ro+od the French lines near 'u''.
court ON the Aisne front anu hoi H.,
, ~ Avocourt and west OF bezohsau
+bo verdun front and captured II
merous prisoners and some nnaoAll -
:, o,,ns the German war ohio0 O
,, In Aillv wood, in the St, Mlmei
l. ,;on+ the French made two atleihl
4. to penetrate the German 'renen nan
t, without success. In Clia,np's 6,
Id French attacks were repulseo "r
IS, band-to-hand fighting. g.
il Eifteen entente airplanes anu l.
ct, o1,+ivo balloons were shot down
te, FRIDAY and Saturday by the GERM u
j.; as the result of aerial hghts anu I"
ry' aircraft fire.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
WILL SEIZE NO MEAT PLANTS
Federal Trade Commissioners OenS
II s. Will Operate Stockyards.

Washington, Jan. Tine siea'
hacking and meat industries OIL tlie
ao,,n+ry are not to be seized ana op-
Grated by the government under any
nlans now under consideration oy .he
government authorities in connection
with war necessities.
Federal trade commissioners anu
Francis T. Heney gave unequlvocai ue-
oio, to a sensational story sent ou.
from Philadelphia that IAN onlcia ~
| connected with the federal traue COM
mission. which has been lnVestisa'ins
meat conditions here, said the govern
mont intended to seize all the packin
and allied industries, and Francis =
Henev. who is examining Wltnesse'
did not deny that the plan was peln
considered in Washington"
+ Mr.. Heney, who is here, salo
bod not stated any such thing whl
8 in in Philadelphia or elsewhere ana n
: no knowledge the government ns
= anv thought of taking over 'he p">
e ers' plants.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
MONEY FOR SOLDIERS KIN
p.ker Orders Payment OF A'iotments
to Relatives.

washington, Jan. 7.-Complalhts "a
dalav in paying families thelr alio.-
mont of soldiers pay have become ~
General that Secretary of war BAKER
has intervened to see if the req 'ape
cannot be slashed.
Social workers in various ceh'eis
Of nopulation have reported instances
rbare families of men sent 10 camp
IN september have received no paft ~
tbair allotment of the pay althousn
the men at the front in many instances
wore breadwinners OF these lalhilios'
81 have investigated several case,
o4 complaint" Secretary BAKER saiu ~
"and found that the trouble mas pee. e'
, due TO discrepancies between tne pa 20,
nosters turned in and the record ron
of the department. These errors NAV nav
DELAYED payment in many cases, ". we y,
Z oorrect rosters are estapilsiieu NV
Iii he no further delay in payment
ID tho men or their families"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
SQUIRRELS PLAN Is HALlEb
,..,. Dat Persisted in Carrying away
Doctors Winter supply OF
fully HuiIed Walnuts.

,.,,,o ono of the pet squirrels III
.venue. became very lnuls
nant recently, relates the a CON
News The doctor hao ouin ~ ,n
siderable gasoline in visiting 'no 10
wv ond gathering walnuts. uii'li
~ - throa or four bushels Tor "i,'1,
nav pill;a watched the doctor nun
tho @ nuts put them il basket anu 81 ~
.ne ~ +he sun in the back yaru "
aru The nuts looked gooo TO Dl.nu
uis, Lao tho doctor was called away
Rillie got busy and began lasan ,s;rral
his own winter store. Inc ,o1t
naa m carried off and buried apou' No. No.
hnshel Of the nuts when tne +hio-
a. rotnrned and put the htle 'A'o
+ ~ pi1I;a returned the next day an'
e ena the doctor had spread the nu'
j. ~ 4ho roof of his garage ana cove,e
them with wire screens Du. 'iil> onc
e aaunt the squirrel, wnlch d. ,re
'e or,aved a hole in the wire anu - - -ue
I'd -,r the nuts with its paws !.
,,r bnrving them in nelghoo, NY
49, and gardens when the oool
r. discovered that more of the mus we
- missing. osool,, the de
to TOR said, as he made a thiea'0A'
ms W a+;on -,
al ~ "Get out of my way" retorteu nn ;,,
IN souirrel chatter as the lit.ie '''
made a dash for another nut; aoc
In Not one more" replleo .sa sne rent e
aw. &C. he attempted to close the .a, aen'
get as as Nv wire screen, but the SQUIRE =
ave rn not nudge an inch and atteihp'eO
scratch and bite. +no 60
II Eina,lv the doctor pushed 'ne ~ ~
ANS III ofp the roof and threw ;od
rel re- wh,eh v was promptly burleo pure
ades ~, lso others that had been stolen; Nth :
the then sat on his haunehes a VII al ,
ance curved upward and ehatle,su a,,, tbe a. @,
ance, va, uars Of unkind things tn ~ ahe a1v, "
nave neff ne the - nuts had packed them a"'
With | the cellar.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
pERsHING LOSES TEN MEN
pr;vate Killed by Explosion and our
Die of Pneumonia.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Generai rei 'i'
,,,o ronorted the following deaths.
Fred NJ. CRUDE, corporal, amouiance aa,
comnany, pneumonia, address, zso4
Tovlor street, Northeast Mlnheapoii'
waiter Halfhill, private, ln1an'ry'
nneumonia, Alton, o.; Howard flncn'
nrivate. motor truck company nlen,n
p;+is Torrington, wyo.; Michael ). NC
Samara, private, ambulance company
meningitis, 11O2 North Florence stree'
un paso Tex; Albert Harvey private
stovedore, h result of explosion, 22z sim
Mons alley, Helena, Ark; Herman "A
, poose private, pneumonia, odeDo,'
To Michael J. Cadigan, private, hep
: artillery. meningitis, Bevotly farils
t NJ Moss Everett r. Kenney, held artl
h 1arv meningitis, 70 Dorchester stree
e lawrence, Mass; Fred Boyle prlVae
il infantry, pneumonia, Circieville, "
a. Henry M. Chapman, private lhlanli
sr ,ndatermined, 20 Hancock street. Do
in chester, Mass.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
Nav Grow Heat ana Lis"'

Gas from straw Tor hsh.n
heating purposes is one ., ~.
nroiects that is being trieu ou'
Canadian west. If it proves
class success the western lam
he less dependent upon tne
Of the east and coal mines OIL u ~
and west. He will grow nus \, u u
| his heat in the same neio Ii '
grows his wheat ana oa'S' :"
| the same crop. ooo ooo :
There are about 2o'Ooo'ooo .
der grain crops in the s ,nles
provinces; each acre prouuees nao
one ton of straw-2o,ooo'ooo
straw in all, which the aue.
straw-gas estimate would pl,
ergy equal to seven nlaes ans :
developed at Niagara Faiis'
a gas machine each farmer :
as much of his straw as ne
gas with which to hght an1
house.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
% ARE EXECUTED AS SPIES
Germans Charge Belgians and D"tcn
With Espionage.

Amsterdam, Jan. .1.-Iwen'S-."o
persons, among them four from AM Ah,
warn eight from Client, and a Dulcn @
MIN s,1;nner we're executed by the Germans
On at Ghant December 20 for alleged es-
sooaae a. according to the TelegraaIs S
ploll pas=S1o,dant at Flushing. Three oth-
or Hollanders were cohue,lneu ,s,.,son
three four and ten years lmprlsone n
,aant 40 H respectively. A large NUMBER ol
me- mr.ans also received long terms Oh
s7.;sonment and many others stu are
,naanoorated ,.np at Ghent awaiting trial.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
LANSING TO GO TO EuRoPe3
,u.s,dent May send Secretary ABROAD
~ soeciaI War Mission.

washington, Jan. 7.-secre.afy aaa Nv Nv
e+ate lansing may be sent abroad =, ps y
p,as president wilson on a special war nited tnls
preslusn, .r,th authority to bind the Unlteo
saon WIZ - nossessed by Colonel House
the usual special foreign el nr,or rup cur
tive of the president. rms rune, u, reyivet
rsnt here a few days ago - a,,tbori
again but there is 40 ,ah,ta o1,,tlai House ua,D
zstion from either the "hl'e '''
secretary Lansing. -----
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
FIRE PERILED ST. CHARLES
r,,,,es Which Destroyed Mill Threat
.ned Business Section OF Town.

Ct Charles, ILL.,, JAN, FIRE oe-
a+novod the Stewart mill, an OLD tnree-
- story building owned by the st. Cnaries
ohoo1 district, and for time threat
oned to spread to the business distrlc'
ent ~ town With 4O-mile gale bloW-
ing and the roads and interuroah sIl aonart rlnes
tied up, the ST. Charles nre uepa, - =
ment without hope of outside help sue, o
nlel ooeded in preventing spread OF the
flames, 1t was feared the fire H. woule
llat tand 70 the st. Charles Natlona
panl building, but the firemen held
- check An overheated stove ma
40 caused the fire. The mill, at OH
u,ro f,our mill and formerly oWne
!, by the Charles Haines estate mas 0ee
= used for grinding feed.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
,..rs Have Brains.

~, n Fl. Goodwin Of the hosa' tod
s:S&$ $,:sS r i: ;ass camp s' :: e.
Germans Germans fear the effects OF the emu
of America in the "ai' bad been
VI "A German captain AVN VINO he nad thought
captured was asked e,1aa aabe shell fire" said
about our mueh-prlzeo '''Sfe
co.oRel 81 .Tnur artillery is no better thaD
o,rs, the German replied. owee, II
ours asurely rel you will ADMIT we ezeel =
aviation" we told hlm. ,,oa .vou ar
-. letter ..ai than US anywhere ,o+ h
thought asht' about t.A.wa1ss: Amss'ss entering u
e wa: a.rhat hat is different-~we've g0' ''
|, brains to fight now, -,----
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
ARREST SOLDIER AT TACOMA
serot. Mai. Ritter Arrested After MIL
i+arv Papers Disappear.

rocoma Wash, Jan. 7.-FoIio"lns
~ a,sannearance of important mill
tarv papers and leak OF Important
aii+ary secrets, Sergt. Maj. Thomas
ma,,,,tb Ritter of the divisional adJu-
tant,s office at headquarters ou,lulns' s"
Camp Can Lewis, is held in the plefee r rec
oa ntv iail Ritter's father is in the
eoun s.noaster generals army corps IL
rarmany Ritter enlisted in the om'
~ ctates army and was sent 10 VI
philippines, where, 1t IS t saia = Ae w,th - l III
nosed to have been intliia,e - w..A -
narman consul general in Mahiia'
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
,;a.an & Foley Is Dead.

netroit, Mich, Jan, 7.-Rt; Kew: Y:
D Sanue, Foley, D. D, bishop Oh
.onn Jon catholic diocese Of Detroit dieo
INC NC home here - th> age OF elgnty,
four. He had been III a lohs - ,Alnb ohnrct
had had taken no active part IN chuf'A
s.,nc+ions during the last year.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
Rail ROADS DR|F1ED IN
BY FIERCE SNOW STORM
400 TRAINS Cut OFF
ParIor and Chair Cars Hit Dy
McAdoo's Order.
oa,,,,rraoe Rates Fixed on Sildin9
Scale of 81 Day Increase Tor
Each "a Hours.

Washington. Jan. 7.-Announcelheh'
.e ,,,.do at tbe office of Director Gen
eraI McAdoo that appfoXlihalels
passenger trains had been taken OIL lle
tbroe principal roads operating east VI
pittshnrgb since midnight Saturday.
Nearly 1OC through passenger Jams
| were eliminated from the Pehhsyl'"nl
| schedules. more than fifty from th0
| Baltimore & Ohio, and about the same
nnmher from the New York Centfal
and New Haven lines. Ihese Weie oiA
nor,or car trains or trains OF chaii
cars. .++i,o
locomotives relieved by the cutting
off of these trains will be turneu W .lio
hauling of coal and generally relieFAne
the freight congestion. -, ho
No more passenger trains Will 70
cut off in the immediate future. ou'
e. the director general may MAKE " Au
tber ruling in the number OF c1aii o"iN
~ allotted TO some trains which ne con
al coded Saturday. He said he Wouio ai
as 1o,r, fon,. to some trains, but in all IKE
Us rhood this will be reduced u sine
sh chair car on some trains To Autumn
ms date i'll persons or the feeble.
ne On nearly all of the trains tne en"'
car will be cut out entirely. -,
is director General McAdoo made pun
go the demurrage rules, reguiatlohe q,
charges which he announced gehei a.
Saturday night The rules are ene
tive January q and follow:
In "1 Fortv-eight hours free time
l. Il
ties. ~ +,noo
ear cars held for any other purpose
mitted by tariff.
"3. Demurrage charges per "a,
day or fraction of day as iol,o
Tbree dollars for the first cay pr
ateo tho second day and for each sucee
ed ,ne additional day charges to De
creased 81 in excess OF tiiae ~,
nreceding day until maximum cl'
6 at of $40 per car per day shall De rea'
Ger +be eighth day of detentlon oe'
,,bich eroo time the charge Thereafter I
or in s1O. ner day or fraction thereon. L
#. on charges will supercede all those nl
~ Of q, oyisting tariffs, applicable to &c
actiy- tic freight, and specifically contehi
5 Sec the cancellation oI ai 81
ment provisions of existing tarlns m
ilitary "No change is authorized mere
# the ha made in demurrage rules r.
e says tons and charges appi'l :
yanced export freight awaiting ships at
Danes points" -,
Beginning next Thursday tn
s pene- partment Will slal' nhoe 80,
Juvin- each day from De'ioil ~ 49,, =
rtheast Each truck carries '"0
OnyauX niles.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
PARLEy
IS SUSPENDED;
TEUTONS REVOLT
25 900 German Troops on Kuss
Front Object to Being
Sent to France.
FOOD SUPPLIES ARE CUT OFF
Kaiser Halts Conference at eres1--'''
ovsk Following Russ DEMAND ~
Transfer Seat of Negotiations
to Stockholm.

.n,s+oraam. Ian. IAN official Der
lin dispatch says report puplisiieu
several napers that Gen. Won Luueh
aa.ff first ouartermaster general hao
| rendered his resignation Is ho' 'i
cordance with the facts.
| 1ordon Jan. 7.-An official stale
o,+ ;ssued at Berlin Saturday anu
forrorded from Zurich announced li'a'
hooorsa of the Russian request "
transfer the peace conferences iioln
ros+-Iitoysk to Stockholm, the cen,
+ra1 novers had temporarily suspenoeo
the negotiations with Russia .,
: The message which was iieu Q
e Zurich Saturday, said: -,
: "Another crown counch was
d +odov at Berlin, which Field Marsha
l. Won Hindenburg and General Won IL
le aondorff attended. After the meeuh
ce this official announcement was lssuou
nrn consequence of the request
. the Russian government 10 u as
the seat of negotiations from Des'-h' .n
n ovsk to Stockholm, the central pow
have temporarily suspended the ne7
raw tiations with Russia.
25ooo Germans in Revolt
dispatch received here IRON 7 :
Russian wireless service says that Z
IN OoO German soldiers in the region g
a;o. Of Kovno have revolted. German
Oils serters stated that in consequence
CON the government drafting all solol
,nn- hollow the age of thirty-fVe loi
he natch TO the western 'front.' the ai'
nter mentioned number of men repelieo
bnl, marched out of the battle line
!, set Then they entrenched theilise ~
4 70 wiz, rifles and machine guns aga
siuie tba other German units. The Her
,wav military authorities have peeh po
o no less against the revolters anu are
I;rre, tho TO cut off their food supplies.
half The German deserters declared
doc ono of the motives for the reVoi'
thief that the sending OF troops 10 'ne
orn front was a contravennon o
and Rnsso-G German armistice agreeme
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
ARE SHORT OF FOOD
controller Says Britain Is
r.oino Great Crisis.

ooton Ian. 1.-THE food STU
+he allied countries OF Europe
than it has been at any linis :
heginning of the war; ana o1s
xican government oiils ra
mt Official reports plctuis
!. Ie,ni E ood shortages @ edat In rhat haIe con-
an 10I o TIA. W The fact anstrIa sra1 are
III \ Germ Germ , ee only grounds Tor or
s % ottsrs yiewin. e situati4n tl4"dpIno il j.
ss ,a,s ss .snia,s5r ss,i,ss ss% ssr5s,
e !, = concluded % with .tha the,Ss with gray
h ' ls,r the situation
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
Thomas Back to Work

washington, Jan. 7.--senator hna : ton
rnlorado. who left Washington
as % ,s+ fall suffering from nervous
breakdown, resumed Ills
,mnroyed in health.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
n.Iaee for Red Cross.

Genoa, Jan. 7.-king victor na nai
manuel has turned over the royal ? pa,, "A
10 hara for use of the American i'eo
Gross as it's headquarters
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
s. FLYERS BOMB GERMANS

,;,.ns Ayenge Two Conn ao
Killed by Airmen.
=, the American Army in France,
IN 'nT o;4od states aviators have
over the German battle lines ,a,th ann
osel ,o,ohs. in conjunction with
'e' = and French pilots. The nlgn'
i Americans virtually was re-
for the killing of two Amer
aaao,tters - during a German
,g expedition "eeh .ha ,as pritist
'ren 'rench flying authorities tn' Ia,
an aviators also have take llh;
g observation and photograph
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-07
FIGHT To INSURE Peace
SAYS BRITISH PR. .M\ER

that original atu.o le they have never
swerved. Ihey !" we never aimed at
breakup OF 1nt German people or
the dlslntegrauo n of their state or
country. GERM any has occupied a
great position n the world. 1t is not
our wish or f ,+ontion to question OF
destroy that "a osi+s. >--r the future
but rather +,,.n her aside from
hopes and ah,mos of military domi
nation"