davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Official American
Casualty Bulletin

Corp. Henry u. taiI, prcyiousl,
reported wounded.
Private Richard Gross
Died of Accident
Private sylvester =. sullivan.
Missing in Action
scrgt. Joseph Stonina.
Corp. John ,. Bayne.
Corp. Edward H.. struck.
Priyatcs Rudolph NJ. Backus.
barney Begin.
william G. Cnrrcndcr,
Mnrius Hansen.
Hans larsen.
AdcIbcrt Morcy.
Hugh o'Ncil
samuel :. Peters.
Hector A. .RolImnn.
John Tnrno ka.
Died of Disease
ScreL Michael T.. Mckinney,
pneumonia.
Corp. Alfred e. Israel. pncu-
monia.
Corp. Alfred J. Remand. pncu-
mon,n.
pri,atcs Marman DsCn, mcnin-
gifts
Charles T.. Boggs. pneumonia.
RyInnd T.. brilliant, pneumonia.
Nllcn X. Hartman. pneumonia.
Milton, l.. MiCtacison, pneumonia.
Milton L. MicharlSon, pneumonia.
Henry Perry pneumonia.
william r. Ibsbbins. pncnmunln.
Robert smith, pneumonia.
John Trimbic. tuberculosis.
Died of Wounds.
Private Bolcslaw Gruchow SKI.
Seriously Wounded
Lieut.. Harry W. Coos.
Corp Harry G. S icklcr.
BrIyHtCs
Sunelv Atl.cny
simon Goudo'I
Ouycr vs. Morrison
james j. OUonnell
Carl Anderson
George y. Greer
Abraham lePofsky
Slightly Wounded
Licut T.. h. Mo-gan-Pickott
Lieut. Charles Glenn Roberts
Lieut. George l. A. Nirtplre
Scrgt Kenneth y. Hughes.
Sorct LonuIc Wirgtold
Corp floyd Heath
corp Elmer rprl0w.
Corp Jack Pc1ly
Mo.nauic Frank f. Elo.aom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

turned undamaged. II Ia added. bhi
two small outpost vessels which had
been cruising west OF ostend are
missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
ACTIVITIES IN ITALY
ARE INCHEAsING DAILY

| LONDON. March 90 LIN a battle
| that has rivailed In ferocity any thai
| has preceded IL during three and 4
! hnlf years warfare the British on 4
| fifty mile front have withstood 4
great German offensive In It's initial
ftages At some points the iirit'sh
| line has bent hack. hut ndt as much
an had been expected BY militav
experts acquainted with the forcst
the GCrmanE had brought up ana
| the power OF the guns they had upon
and behind the line.
! Asa result of the struggle on thai
part of the front Just west OF Cpm,
/ hral whore the fightlng was apps,
entity hottest the Biitish line has no.
where been broken and Field Mar,
shal HaiEs men have Inflicted fright.
ful casualties on tho enemy.
As an indication of the sanguinary
nnture OF the fighting, the IIeriin
| foreign office sta tes that 1900 men
and two hundred guns have been
captured. This may be compared
/ 20 the British losses In the Oermar
] counter offensive OF December :,
1917. when six thousand men si.l
one hundred guns we're captured
The first reports OF infantry fight.
. iNE were lnufAilNf bi t0 0tttU'DN on
| the part Of the Germans TO drive
/ We iges into both sacS os the Carr,
/ brai salient, isolate the British troops
further east and regain the iiirdsn'
I burg line. from which they wers
driven November %. 1917. by Gem
ersl Bsng's sudden blow
| Subsequent dispatches have proved
that this was indeed the plan Of the
German general staff The fighting
on the rest OF tho fifty mile front ,Sat
/ but side ,ssue io the terrific on.
slnught aimed at Gauche Ueood and
Iagnicourt, the south and nortli
bases Of tho salient
line Bent BACK.
There is no data upon which II "
/ posaihle 10 estimate the success at,
tanned by the Germans to the sohsh,
/ hut names OF towns whore the arni.
i--~ were battling on Friday show
/ thst on the northern side Of the -,
7 ent the Germans bent the Rrtti-'i
. line back about two and n haf miles
/ lt was repOrted that -. Leger wat
/ the scene ~ hard strdeeie and that
/ Do'enies had been retaken hv thq
| Hritish. These points are about fo,v
/ ilometers or 2.4s miles hack OF ths
! British lines as they stood before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

y ArmrT In UoTIh and wrht porilona.
WEST TENAS. Saturday fair, warmer
In north portion, Sunday fair, mild tenn
noraturc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
NoWy zarzad ma Rok 1918
StoWarzyszenia PoIskIch Dom
tySt6W " Am0ryCo.

stowarzyszenie odbyio swe pierw-
re roczne posiedzenie cd chw1M IRE
ganizowania Towarzystwa, ma kto-
I'm zgodnie uchwalono Irozszerzyc
.lalnosc tegoz. '.. .'..
w sklad nowego zarzadu wchodza:
DR.. w. Nowacki, prezes.
DR.. J.. A. Zabrocki, wiceprezes.
DR.. ]. P. K~obrzynski, sekretarz.
DR.. A. ]. Marcinkiewicz, skarbnik.
DR.. w. Ko~niuszewski, bibliotekarz.
Stowarzyszenie Polskich Denly
stow rozpoczynejac 2gi rok swej pra
cy ma niwie zawodowej, niniejszem
wyraza APPEL do wszystkich polskich
dentyst6w, kwalifikujacych sic ma
czionk6w Stowarzyszenia, a ME male
zacych dotychczas do jedynej tego
rodzaju organizacyi .zawodowej W
Ameryce, by W bie4acym roku ze-
chclea sic do a p~rzyiaczyc. D"
Q koleaehskiem pozdrowieniem.
DIR, w. W. Nowacid, prezes.
DIR. J, p. Kobrzyhski. sekr.
P, s, - Pc informacye Egiosic sic
naieay do sekretarsa stowarzys2enia
pod adresem. - DR., J, P, kobrzyn-
ski, 1~451-145s ". Division st., Chi
eage, Illinois, 60.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
Zapowiedz ~Pierwszych
Koncert0w.
(Komunikat z biura Kom. Wyk. Wy.
chodttwo Ojczyznie W DIN. 3 maja).

Tadeusz Wronski, kt6ry obecnie
re swego biura W Nowym Yorku kfe-
rule kampania uWychodztwo Ojczyz-
ME W dniu ego maja 1918 r.", wy
jezdza do Chicago we wtorek, t. ].
1890 b. IN. rano zaraz tegoz dnla
bedzie miat probe &c swoja siawna
i znakomita kapela. Program Jest
wiekszy jak W pierwszej seryi, zu-'
pelnie zmieniony. w srode owniez
odbeda sic dwie pr6by. w czwartek
rano pr6ba generalna o 9ej. to jest
dnia 1Sgo kwietnia wielki koncert
ola dzieci szkolnych, takiez koncerty
ola dzieci odbeda sic W piatek o 2ej.
" sobote o 2ej, i o 4ej. Ceny wstepu
ola dzieci (tylko) 1Oc. Gel Jest dac
poznae naszym malenkim piekno ma
szej muzyki. w piatek o 4:30 popo-
ludniu koncert ola Wiel. Duchowien-
silva. Si6str Z~akonnych, Zarzadow
Organizacyi, prasy i Komitetu ODy'
w~atelskiego. Jest to koncert rekla-
mowy, wstep "a zaproszeniami. Wiel-
kie otwarcie fury koncertowet a "a
razem Rampant ,,Wychodztwo Oh
czyznie W dniu 3go Maja" ma Chica-
go i okolice W niedziele DIN. 81 kWdet-
mia O godzinie Sci popoiudniu. Smia-
10 MONA powiedzieG, re kto nile
przyjdzie ma tie koncerty straci jedy-
ma okazye uslyszenia ~prawdziwie pol
skiej muzyki, kt6ra nerwami polskie
mi wzruszat portrait. Jeszcze raz "a
rad %koncert6w zawiadamia, IL po-
"a zwykla cena wstepu zadnych ko'
lekt ami deklaracyi ma koncertach
tych ME bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
ABANDONMENT.

Posiedzenie miesieczne Stowarzy-
szenia Polskich Dentyst6w W Amery-
CO odbedzie sic W niedziele, dnia IA.
kwietnia b. r, o godz. 1szej popoiu-
dniu W sail Eckhart park PREY Chi
cago ave-. / Noble ulicy.
Ma porzadku dziennym:
a. sprawy administracyjne.
BY Referat ORA ]. A. zabrockieso.
.,Rola radiografii W praktyce denty.
s~tycznej".
c) Dyskusya r~eferatu, zapoczatko-
wanna przez brow Marcinkiewicza,
LISA / Pelke.
q kole5ehskiem pozdrowieniem,
DIR. j. p. Kobrzyhski, sekretarz,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10

Tutaj Jest sposobnose ola kazdego Amerykanina ola mezczyzn !
kobiet, mlodych starych bz wzgledu sksd pochodza - przyjst z pomo-
ca Wuiowi Samowt.
Many woluntaryuszy, kt6rzy pomagaja nam ~sprzedawat znaczki
Oszczednosciowe Thrift Stamps) W waszej okohcy. Many take GAIA Ii
ste mezczyzn kobist, kt6rzy So zdolni wygiaszat pubhczne mowy. Chwt-
IA czasu tyIko z waszej strony pomoze hal wielce, - jeden wieczor W
tygodniu, tedno popoludne abo wieczor W niedziee. kazda chwila CA
su jaka mozecie poswiecc, dopomoze wiee.
Ka5dy znaczek jak sprzedace bedde gwozdzkem do trumny, ktora
Ameryka przygotowuje da WnheIma, = o napewno potrzebuje trumne
duIych rozmiarow - a gwozdzte ktore uzyjemy do MEL Toola' 70 o
chybs wiecej ME powrod.
wiec wypenijcie SVEN nazwiskiem ten kupon u dou i naznaczce
dheh ao wieczor W ktorym chcecie przyczynic sic do dobeJ spraWy,
1 posjcie do Mrs. NJ. L. Pnaum. War Savings Committee, 4OS Conway
Building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
SZLACHETNY CZYN.
Polka przynosi do Komisyi Wojsko'
wei Liberty Bond ma 500.

wei Liberty bonu lid "iOo'
Do biura Komisyi WojskoWej W
Nowym Yorku zjawiia sic W srode d..
q marca parma Michalina Stepow-
ska, pochodzaca z Galicyi, pow. Ska
lat. wies Strzelce, a obecnie zamiesz-
kala pnr. SIS Park ave. i zfozyia ma
potrzeby zolnierzy Armii Polskie,
Bond W~olnosciowy ma $4,000.
Skromna pracownica ofiarowaia
ma te swieta sprawe zaoszczedzony
grosz, czyniac tenn podniosly przy-
klad ola bardzo wielu, jak W sercu
polskiej, wiejskiej dziewczyny, przy'
bylej "a kawaikiem chleba do Anne
ryki, bile goraca miiosc Ojczyzny.
Pan Major Kozlowski I p. Kom'
Znamiecki uscisneli s%erdecznie do
ME prawdziwej patryotki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
Uroczyste %zako1czenie
Czterdziesto -godzinnego
Naboze1stwa W Parafii
sw. Konstancyi W JET I
ferson Park.

Wczoraj z~akohczy}o sic W paraf1l
naszej neutrality-suspicious. nabozen'-
stwo'kt6re trwa}o cd Niedzieli dnla Z
kwIetnia b. r. Kosci6l podczas nabo-
ze6stw by1 przepeiniony wiernymi; ME
omal wszyscy parafianie przystapill
do Sto3u Pahskiego. Oltarz slicznie or
dobiony kwiatami, byl udekoroWany
przez Wiel. Siostry n~auczycielki PREY
teize parafii Zakonu nNotre Dame.
Spiewy wykonai Choir miejscowy s"'
Cecylii, Solo odspiewali panny klara
Kosi6ska / Florentyna Wisniewska.
Porzadek naboze6stw przez try dnl
tel uroczystosci byl nastepujacy:
Niedziela: pierwsza msze o sodzi-
ME Sis odprawii ks. Rektor Wiady-
s1aw ZapaIa, G.. r.. Sumo o godzinie
10 80 odprawi} mlejscowy p~roboszcz
ks. Alexis. Knitter. Kazanie wzrusza-
lace wyglosil ks Rektor W. Zapafa,
G. r. O godzinie 2:30 do $3.50 odbyiy
sic ~rekolekcye, kt6rych udzielii ks.
J6zef Zwierzycki, G.. R. Kaznodzieja
W swell dlugiej nauce wykaza1 potrze-
by religijne, kt6re 2 tel okazyi beda
diugo zapamietane. Parafianie ktorzy
swiatynie przepeinili pc brzegi, czuJa
sic szczesliwi z nauk ~udzielonych, Eto-
re niewatpliwie przyniosa pozytek l
b1ogoslawiehstwo. Scheme Nieszpory
O godzinie $50 odprawii ks. Jozef
Zwierzycki C. r. Kazanie stosowne
wyglosii ks. Jan Stoihski.
w P%oniedzlalek, Swieto zwiastowa'
MIA Najsw. Maryl Fanny:
Pierwsza msze sw. o godzlnie $50
odprawi3 ks. proboszcz Alexis. Knitter'
- Sumo o godzlnie $50 odprawii ks,
Jan Mecikowski, ktory zarazem wy
g}osii kazanie.
Wieczorem o godzlnie S-mej solenne
nieszpory odprawii Ks. Jan Zdechlik,
c. R., p~roboszcz parafii sw. Jacka. IA
zanie wyglosil ks. Tomasz Sampolihski.
We wtorek pierwsza Msze o godzi-
ME $50 odprawil proboszcz ks. Alexis
Knitter. Sumo o godzln,e $50 odpra-
VIII ks. Kazimlerz Marcinklewlcz, kto-
~ zarazem wyglosll kazanie.
Ma z%akohczenie odbyly sic solenne
Nieszpory o godzlnie s-mej a procesya
odprawii je ks. Pawei Sobczak, c. Il.
Kazanie wyglosii ks. Stefan Bubacz.
W ~procesyl wzlely udzial Niewiasty
R6aahcowe, Bractwo Wstrzemiezliwo'
Sci, Dziewczeta szkolne W bell, Mini
| strancI | Duchowiehstwo.
Pr6cz wyzej wymienionych ksiezy,
nastepujacy ksieza przybyll z pomoca
miejscowemu ks. proboszczowl, ks. A
lexis. Knitterowi: KS. Kaz. Gronkow-
ski, ks. Boles}aw Kasprzycki, ks. b.
les{aw Nawrockl, ks. Franc. Wojcie,
chowski, ks. Rajmund Applet, ks. An
toni Ha}gas, ks. Franciszek Marciniak,
KS. J6zef Tarasluk 1 ks. Kazimierz
T%ruszyhskl.
Leon Hintzke,
Parafianin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10

Uderzenia na dwie mety zdobyll -
3. BuShka, .; T. Zamiar.
Wymachanych: przez Sesko 10; -
przez Van Dyke'a S.
Wolne mety ma pi1ki: cd Sesko 1; cd
Van Dyke 3.
Widow go. .
Sedzia CRY byi S. Grzywi1ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
Ruch v %ToWazystXach.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. sw. Bernardo OPP. or. 329
zjed. odbedzie miesieczne p~osiedze-
ME W hall zwykiych ~posiedzeh, o 60
dzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem Il.
W czwartek dnia 11go kwietnia. o.
becnosc wszystkich potadana, po--
niewat So wa4ne sprawy do zaiatwie-
MIA. tKoby chciai wstapic do tego
wstapic MECH sic zgoisi ma to posie-
dzenie. - Tom. Jasihski, PREF; Jo-
zef Krasowski, sekr. prot, $50 N.
Ashland ave.
- Tow. sw. s%zczepana NJ. mr.. 31S
zjed. odbedzie swoje posiedzenie
kwartalne W czwartek, dnia 11go b.
m, o godzinie pol do smej wieczo--
rem, W hall mr.. Atty. Kazdy czlonek
tegoz Tow. jest proszony ma to po-
s~iedzenie, poniewaz So wazne spra-
wy do zalatwienia. Ia ME obecnosc
kara podlug konstytucyi. - B. Sit
kieWicz, PREF; ]. ~Zawiszewski, sekr.
prot, 1924 Noble ul.
TRoJcoWA.
- Komitet Podatku Narodowego
W par. sw. Trolley odbedzie swoje
miesieczne posiedzenie W czwartek,
11go kw~ietnia, o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem W lokalu Towarzystwa ma to
posiedzenie zapraszamy wszystkich
obywateli / obywatelek z tel para
I'll co i'm dobro ojczyzny ley ma
sercu 1 by cheeli pracowac ola do
bra Armii Polsklej. - Jan Kemp
czyhsd, prez.; Jan Prusinowski, Sc.
tsetar. pct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
No * q
q KLUBU POLSKO-AMERYKAN
SKIEGO.
COX

Klub Po1sko-Amerykanski oficyalnie
juz zakohczy} sw6j ego zimowy a z
tym i scion cry W pike ma wewnatrz
i cry w pike koszykowa. Ma letni Zas
nastajacy scion, ma pierwszym rzedzie
stawia klub ten gre W pike metowa.
Pc grze w pike metowa nastepuje ivy
kle kontesty biegaczy i popisy polowe
a potem i era W tennisa.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu klubu ia
kie sic odby1o W sail parku Eckharta,
PREY Chicago ave. i Noble I'll. czlonko-
vie klubu tego wybrali Franciszka
Drelle manazerem dziewiatkf starszej
ma scion obecny. Manazer Drella mie--
ska ma p6lnocno-zachodniej stronie
miasta i jest, re powiemy ,,expertem"
W grze gdyz grywa} on juz z niejedna
dziewiatka i to silna.
Ola praktyki, dziewiatka z klubu
Observation-Disclosures gotowa jest do
cry W pike metowa z kaadym klubem
sobie r0wnym W miescie Chicago. Pc
warunki CRY zgiosic sic trzeba do mana
aera f. Drella, pnr. 1923 N. Hoyne ave-
nue. Telefon Humboldt 4169. wieczo-
rem pomiedzy godzina eta a 7.ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
z KREGIELNI KAFORSkIEGO 1
KR0LLA.
%9

Ma alejach W kregielni wyzej wy
mienionej zmierzyly sic onegdaj dwie
slime piatki kreglarzy. By} to pierwszy
kontest z seryi o nagrode W sumie $50.
Piatka Kaforskiego i Kr6lla wysz1a 2
pierwszego kontestu zwycieSko wygry-
wajac wiekszoscia 1873 szpilek. Nastep-
ny kontest odbedzie sic W kregielni
Goldammer'a PREY Kedzie i Armitage
ayes Cyfry z pierwszego kontestu ia
kie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
POLONIA: -
10 I10 $50
MS *
RaZem:

W drusiej pare staneli do cry Car
nation Stars" kt6rzy piatke Rybickicgo
Volunteers ograli dwie z trzech par
tvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
g * 6
Z LIGI OBYWATELSkIEJ Ma VOL
CIECHOWIE.

Onegdaj odbyiy sic CRY kresle W
idze Obywatelskiej ma Wo~jciechowie.
W pierwSzej pare Staneia do CRY pia-
tka Franka Kempy p. n. Young Ame--
ricans" kt6ra pOkOnaia piatke Polo
mia" kt6ra zn6w dzierzy, pierwsze miej
see W tejze lidze. H. WiSniewski F.
Krawczyk grail doSkonale. X. Mikosz
zas sam ME m6g} pokonaG tegich gra'
czy piatki ..Mlodych. Amerykan6w"
Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
%S%

W t~rzeciej pare staneli do CRY Pau
lima A. c." ktorzy z latwoscia pokona-
Ii piatke Ashland Swimmers" diva ra-
". Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10

- meczone 1 zbolaie stopy czuja
=. ME zwykia ulge po uzyciu
- Slon's Linfmentu - ME wcte-
raj, on sam wsiaknie ! usunie cier.
picnic.
Czytszy niz kleiste plastry 1 tiuste
mascie 1 ME drazni twei skory.
Miej pod reka butelke ma bob
reumatyczne, nerwowe, ma podagre'
potiuczenia, zwicaniecie, ma boil 70
bow 1 sztywnosc miesni.
W kazdej apiece
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10
RaZem: 9SS S96 SSl
Ok g
PIATKA STANISLAWOWSKA wy
GRALA.
%9%

Klub ,,Welles Park Triangles' poko-
many zosta} przez dziewiatke polska p.
A.. .,,Corpaul A. c." ma boisku PREY
Montrose / Western ave. Rzucal ola
dziewiatki z~wycieskiej dobrze A. Sc
sko; zezwolil on rywalom ma try u
derzenia a wymacha1 ich razem pietna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-10

Ma dziesieciodnlowy uriop do ro-
dzicow swoIch przyjechaf Edward
Ciessau, czionek 131.go eddziaiu
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
HELP THE M TOO.

Because its Importance has been obscured by other larger
campaigns for war purposes. the attempt OF the Y. ". c. A.
to raise $25, 900 in Mississippi, to be used at environments chief
ly, has thus far been a failure.
It is not that the people are unpatriotic or unwilling to
give. They simply have not been educated to the Importance
hostess houses erected at the great army camps, where a SOL
der may meet his mother or his sweetheart, and where he may
leave the workaday air of camp for a bit of home cheer.
They do not know of the tremendously important work the
y. w. C. A. is doing in industrial centerS. where lack OF sufhcl-
ent shelter for the hundreds of young girls who have focked in
since the war h3 created a grave problem.
They do not know of the work the Y. W. Z. A. is dong to
safeguard the girls in the towns and cities near the canton
mentS.
The y. ". c. A. stands in exactly the same relation to the
girl that the Y. M. C. A. does to the boy. 1t goes further even
than that, for its benefcient influence not only helps to save
girls from their folly, but it comforts and strengthens the boys
and gratifes wholesome instincts for social relations. which,
given the wrong twist, lead inevitably to sin and unhapplness.
The women of the State have worked long and faithfully
in their efforts to complete the States quota for the war work
fund OF the Y. w. C. A. They have met not so many refusais
but a great deal of misapprehenslon as to the vital importance
of the work.
1.-The consequence of this lack of information, said one OF
the women workers. sis that men who can easily afford to give
IS or S25 to tie Y. W. G. A. give 81 or so cents. and are quite
sure hey have done their full share
There is no lack of patriotism in Mississippi. once the facts
are got before the people. 1t is not possible in one editorial 20
explain the necessity for completing this !. W. c. A. fund,
but any woman interested will tell you what is being done.
Here is Il chance 70 prove your patriotism. You won't get
will get many times that per cent OF happiness and cheer from
it. Your local committee is easy to reach when you want to
do YOUR bit for this fund.-JacksonD Daily News.
Grenada County will, of course, do its part III this as IN all
other funds. Committees have already been arranged to see
the people in every part of the county.
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YOU HAD BEST SEE HIM AT ONCE.

Mr.. p. 3. Cullom. representing the federal government
on the income business, is in Grenada and will be here until
next Tuesday, January IS. He is here to advise the people
about how to make out income tax apers and to discuss with
them the various items that should be listed. 1t is quite a ser
vice that the government is trying to render the public in SIM
plfying this big proposition. and when it is remembered that
il. is the United States government that we are dealing with, it
will be understood that there can be no sliding out or putting
over. Everybody must come up to the lick log, and if there
ever was a time when it is the personal, patriotic duty of every
true citizen to pay on what he has made, that time is now.
Let it be understood that nobody is exempt who comes
within the law. The farmer, the merchant, the banker and ev-
ervbody must pay. If he is a single man, the government says
come across on all over $1,000. If he is a married man, the
government says we will not disturb you until your income
make
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like these. We should go SLOW in still further adding to the
states expense account. The war and things incident to it, are
going to be a heavy drain upon the purses of our people. The
Governor is correct in suggesting the sale of the Belmont state
farm but we think it would be a fatal error to sell either Rankin
or Oakley state farms. Neither do we think that the state
needs another delta plantation just now. With the rigid en-
forcement of our prohibition laws, the prisoners on our state
farms are going to decrease and as we understand there was
a shortage of labor last year with even the land already owned.
We agree with the Governor in the cutting down Of our circuit
and chancery court districts. The enforcement of the prohi-
bition law has given our circuit courts very much less to do.
The first act of the legislature was the ratification of the
amendment OF the federal constitution providing for nation
wide prohibition.
If there ever was a time that our state lawmakers should
be serious in all they do, it is now.
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THE LEGISLATURE CONVENED TUESDAY,.

The second regular session of the present legislature con-
vened Tuesday. The first thing, of course, was to hear the
4, Governors message which was a lengthy document covering
4 almost every feature of the states affairs. There are many
N good suggestions in the message, and many things which any
EDatYiotic citizen must endorse. The Governor shows that he
y y, 10 new pressure man when it comes to dealing with the in
m.tutions and what he regards as the needs of the state and
frs~ ~ he believes that NOW is the time to make permanent i'm
-nasioS-9 SO. 874. The Governor is to be congratulated on the for
AsrA~ swing which he takes in many money matters but in our
he has laid /t too many things to be done in times
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Staff correspondents of the New York World on the other
SIDE OF the ocean state that the total effective men of the Cen
trail Powers numbers S.250,000 and that his number is theil
maximum. while the forces on the Allies are to be yet still furth
er greatly increased.
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Up to January 1, 1918 the cost of the war to Great Britain
was $28,08 900; to France. 500. 900, 900; to Germany, S24,
SOC, 900; to Austria, $500, 900. These staggering figures take
no account of the expenditures by Russia. Servia, Italy, Turkey.
year.
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The New York World is authority for the statement that
since 1892 and up to 1915, the rail road trainnen OF the country
have demanded and received increases in wages of IS and 55
per cent against only 30 per cent for .rackfnen and miscellane-
Gus employees and no increase at all for watchmen. The train
men were demanding another increase when the government
took over the railroads. a few DAYS ago.
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Germany has reached her greatest war strength. The AL
hes have not. Uncle Sam will get deeper into the fight this
year, hence we may expect better and better results in the SUM
mr months for our cause.
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While thinking Of other things. let it rot be overlooked
that the South has profted BY wise farming, by turning its at
tention to the raising of food stutfs, the raising of stock and
the application of the rule of reason. The farmer has profted
thereby. He has more money than ever before. Nov it will
not do to be fooled by the big price obtained this season for cot
ton. Raise cotton, of course, but prepare for the boil weevil
by limiting the acreage so that the cotton can be cultivated well
apf often. 1t is better that the South raise IL, 900. 900 bales at
e cents than l 5000. 900 bales at - cents. The past is full of
lessons to the farmer. let him not fail TO think them over.
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What do the three letters just above stand for?
Thrift and economy abolish poverty and unrest.

Let it be borne on the flag under which We rally in every ex
1gency. that We have one country, one constitution, one dest-
ny-Webster.