davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Oct or verd at bese denne Farm.

Udyalgt1 100 Acres, 8 Mil fra Willow River, fed LeIord med LeIunderla&, so Acres
ibedse dyrkbar Tikaand, Konnakt e overdagt for pbla ming at IS Acres, som vii
se LSbet f kr It'd. 8O00Fd. Tanner g rgeigt all 1snde till Iandseli AsIeys.
Nyt Hus l4x24, "lein" 12x16, en- Etage dr 'Hip1oof' Stald ~ ftSHele 52x4O-
l4Fod-"Pot', nt Hsnsehus loxls, god Brsnd, we'd HovdvJ, Rural Delivery og Te-
lion. Ps $4,000 pr Acre., VHkor $4,000 kontant, Reshn S Ar til ret. Skmy eheI
Ia mere Oplyninser til en-. ERICKSON, WinowkRiyer, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
MINNESOTA MATS LAND.

vi hr adakillige vel improved" Farme, som varierer stsrrelss
fra 80 Acres op til 400 Acres og n@Men allie Farmene kan kj6bes
pa meget lette vflkaar. Hvs De If interesseret K5eb at en- Farm.
vii dt buve til Deres Fordel at skrive til os efter vor GodtkJtbs
Liste.
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY, willmar, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Adskillige M@nd,

Adskillige Maend, som kjobte Land her for e. Aa; Id siden
Host Hvorfor like komme I'D her og undersege def eer ogsaa sknve efnr
Oplysnnger-Vi dyfker ale S1ags Kornsone1 og Mas, og oIdrRuer Kysg.
God Jordbonnet. Wand og KGma.
Security Investment Co, G. W. Hansen, Sey Frankfort, SD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Norges Melodier.

# @
Mau, A. Fire Hundrede Fortmllinger.
Disse Smaafort@llinger har allerede
vundet en- kempem@ssig Lesekreds
der anbefaler Bogen til endnu stgrre
Kreds. 59s Slider, eleg. indb.-$1.5e
Maurier. Georges du. Trilby.
Roman fra Diet Parisiske Kunst-
nerliv so
Nissen, Henry. pansk-Engelsk og En-.
gelsk.Dansk Ordbog, 532 Slider. Inde.
holder tillige en- Mengde Oplysninger
og Tabeller. Indb. i L@derbind $1.00
ottosen, job. Observation-Disclosures for
Folkeskolen. Bogen foreligger i 95,-
600 Eksemplarer, 8. Oplag, og mere
behdver man like at sige til Anbefa-
ling af dette sammentrengte Uddrag
at Danmarks Historic. Rigt illustre-
rot S0e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Mil fra god Skole. ]
DIRE Bygnfnger. 10
Rug, Og T4mmer Tor
tog paa lette Vilkaar.
under Dyrkning; Illus
til Farm.
sig at unders9ge diss'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
:Gn thff 11btaIelie.

-a --HIr- ~" 49,
u$an1bnrger Srem6enblatt" fri=
Der:
Bi er oltiaa n%obe1lbort ganife
enig meo set tillDnelaoenoe ober-
beien6e 5lertal al BET oanife Soft
ON, at ben Del af Moroi1esoig, Der
birfeltg er banff og pllifer at bore
bonif, ifaI. babe tit 9nife opfpl6t,
for at Sen gamle, forgiften6e Strio
tan blipe ifaffet no at @eroen. Men
@~iennemferelien mac oberlaoes ben
frte 0berensfomit mellem Sc to Ste
gieringer. Sem, bpem 6orbol6et
mellem Danmarf og Epiflonb Zig.
ger prligt paa Sierte, abbarer hi
ino6 at afbige fra ben 1ige og flare
2i1tie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Skandinaver les dette!

Settlement / Pope County. Mimi, 4
ry, 81 Mil fra skolehus, III Mi fra
rute. Landets er af bedste sort Muld
fladt kun lidt bSlgeformigt. IL
og Grassland. Bygningerne bestaa'
stor Grainary og Maskinskur, stor
bedste Wand, smuF Skovlund, sRlge:
Acre paa lette Betingelser. For
besgg c.. M. Peterson, Starbuck, M:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Heinse, John. Danmarks Ramp for SON
derjylland. Denne Bog har netop nu
ganske smrlig Interesse for dem, der
vii sette sig ind i Verdenskrigens For
historic. Spgrgsmaalet ON S9nderjyl-
lands Fremtid vii optage megen Int
<ororoo 6nr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Paa Grund az daarlig Helbred maa
Ejeren selge sin 80 Acres "'Improy-
ed" Farm, ire Mil fra BaDnum. 40
| god Stand, H6nsehus, Sta1d, ON
: lige forbi Daren. Pris $1,000.
;. Barnum. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Brynildsen, J. Engelsk-D ansk-N orsk
Ordbog. "Brynildsen' er overall an
set som den afg9rende Autoritet j
Spergsmaal ON Stavning og Udtale .af
engelske, danske og norske Ord. b.
gen indeholder henved 1000 tattrykte
Slider. Indb.: $40
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Praktisk DyrlRgebog. Denne Bog, dor
forl@ngst har staaet sin Prove, anbe-
fales til enhver, som har med smaa
og store Husdyr at gore. Afpasset ef-
ter amerikanske Forhold. Illus. 412
Slider LEO
Skandinavisk Illustreret Kogebog:: Skan.
dinaviske Husmddre j Amerika har
lange anerkendt denne udsGgte Sam
ling Opskrifter (625) som Autoritet.
800 Slider 90
Strcmme, Peer. Hvorledes Hal
o blew Pr@st. FortBllinger.. 80
- Unge Helgeson. FortBlling.. so
vagteren. Aandelige Sange til
Brug we'd Opbyggelser, af Chr.
O. Brohaug. 404 Slider. Flint
L@derbind med Guldsnit 80
Qstergaard, With. Ungdommens Bog ON
wort Land. En- klog, djerv og rig
holdigt illustreret ~Ungdomsbog ON
Danmark. SBrlig egnet til at give
tanden Generation i H@nde ---$1.0o
Et Juledigt. AT H. G Frederiksen.
Med T%egninger af Aug. Jern-
dorff. Udgivet med Forfatterens
Tilladelse. H@ftet, Csc, 1ndb. Soc
Folkets Sangbog. TO sange. Tex
ster og Melodier. samlede Of
udgivne af N. X. Madsen-Stens-
gard. $50 Oktavsider. Pris $3.50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
@lrbe / @snbermllanb.

Bao ct 8rebfort fra M1s fua1oe
man ifelee rSope6ita6en" lGie fel-
9en6e:
| r8i bar funoet set bpioe Sri poa
aiitebun6en og er ifpr0 me6 at leoe
efter set rgbe. Mlle er ri iaa glade
og bor meget trablt meo at or6ne
De mango forifjelliee 8ing til Sfife
tebagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Gffer oen fortrqiffefiae 9ale blep
Sat,sien-gsgrrea1pile lpfgnffe ia
flere sii6er. S..
rBrensppit1 i 6abersleD,

[i AgsrWNI SGH 1890
ct 8lao, Ser | bgi .Grao bar for
fulgt at Danf / Senoeripllato
|rinler:
Sort Orb lfaI bore lige til
% Dpoen mon fororipe
Isl life 9onife bore bill,
men tpife bill forblipe."
On MoroIespiger ibarer a@ren5.
polt" fualeoes:
Du bpre, boob OH bore bill,
ri under bet Big .ganife,.
beer Gprf, ON 6n bar 2Dit bertil,
men lbs % bore Ddnifel
Dy bar ou bubt oS 5parf og Saar
iaa meget Tom bu fl11oe,
ina buff: gu faar langt be6re Scar
END bu os lr1oe pi1bels IS. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

prachmann, Holger: Mindeblade fra
Danmark; fire Gengivelser af Drach.
MAINS danske Malerier: K9benhavns
Rhed; Ko%ldingfjord; Sundet we'd
Kronborg; Skagehs Rev og Fyr. Stdr.
relse: 12x9 Tommer 81 90
Exbe, Niels Jul. 100 Timer i Engelsk.
1ste Del. En- Lmrebog j Diet engelske
Sprog, til i SEEKS Maaneder at l@re at
hese, tale og skrive ct Sprog. 210 81,
der. Smukt iudhunden ---.-----7
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
-KERKH0VEN. NIHN.

al ifaI rpbe @oler bare min gnb-
lingsblomit," ipare0e @igurb.
nGeen OH maa al6rig fenoe benz
til andre Gamer en6 mig, truebc
@lor1n ban1 meo 5%i1tgeren.
SON luffe6e benoes aeeber meb
ct @ps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Hermann, Carl. Kongens Yndling. Den.
ne kendte historiske Roman forelig-
ger j ct b~egr@nset Restoplag. 805 ST
der, eleg. indb. so
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
1l1uSik ii julien.
esEkko fra Nordenss
Northern Edition)

lNorthern EdNion)
s s; &C. :; s;s f ss;ss' 's as' = ~ s:s'. a.: = -: n ~ = 9; Co.:
5 6:Si;;. : den Hia'assi ohs; cries: 1as'' p'a; 1pab,s; DF'n-
Hetst- 500 portof.s tl.sndt overall,
B~ach-AIbum.
Thirteen chorals with English and Norwegian words.
- o How Shall = Receive Thee . Come, Holy Ghost;
Is Our God; $ o'Moaning Star! How Fair and Bright
8 Lord Jesus ! Christ, II Thee Alone; 2 Fear Not; 9
Hence With Earthly Treasure; 1o) In Thine Arms I Rest
Me; ~ From God Shall Naught Divide Me; ~ We
sendes portodrt for ac.
Neutrality-suspicious..
From the /, 2, 4, s, 9. II, -, 10, 10, 20, e., 20. and
For Solo, Chorus of Mixed Voices, and Piano or Organ.
Frit tisendt, soc.
Twenty Norwegian Folk Melodies.
in easy arr angenent for Piano.
Tyve af de NEST bekendte og populare norske National
sange og Folkeviser, med norsk Text. Kun csc, frit tlsendt
Northern Choir Album.
Eleven Sacred choruses by
Norwegian.American Composers
Baade norsk og engelsk Text til Musk at Arthur Bergh,
John Dahle, Haldor Hanson, j Rode-Jacobsen, Alfred Paul
sen, P. G. Petersen og N. Tjernagel.
sendes portofrit for 40 Cents.
Norwegian Folk Dances.
10 populkere norske Dansemelodier udsat for Piano.
soc, fnt tlsendt.
Norges Melodier.
En- Samling af Diet ski6nneste at Diet rationale, hjemlige
OF t~iltalende, som der. norske Sangliteratur har at opvise,
omfattende fredericksburg Soldater- og Sdmandssange,
Romancer, udvalgte Fo1kesange og F%olkedanse, SAINT ems
kettle humorshske Sange, etc, udsatte- for Piano i let spill
lelige Arrangements. Udkommet i 3 Bind, hvert Bind in
%deholdende ca. 1928 Sange og Melodier.
Roster kun $125 pr. Bind, frt tisendt.
c. RASMUSSEN CO,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Mftenen tom. Meb to prngtige
rgbe &oier fpfte0e pna fit bbioe
galfiole itoo @a,6r1n oe tog imoo
|@initerne. Senbes pine fpejbebe
forbe11tningsftlbt efter ben enc benz
'tebe. @noeIig tom ban. Sen ele=
gante 9nipfiole og bbioe 8eit Hno,
te BAN 110mertet; nlbrig babbe ben-
BEG Mi6oer fet fau prGgtig it's lom
|iofte11: @eneret nrrmebe ban tg.
4reoien, Tom or1gab benoe, ifiulte
flor en- Et6 &oferm poa benbes
8rpit for bans ipej0enoe pine, men
enbelig Tom bon 11pr NOT til at lefe
IlSbnret poa fit belt ntiliigtele Srie=
II. San rnffte ben6e Saarben og
|meote ben6es itronlenbe 8lif.
uSeg ier, De bprer mine @oier5l'
tog ban Weoo til in at bpiife, me
bens bun ma1leprerebe set Zig. at
be Tom in0 ct Rllm bbor Sc troeoe
.ifig ubemarffe.
50, ieg maatfe 10 giiDe Sem q
guorpaa Deres Brep pareoe bul1
Eeonlel0e Nod on poIgte lea bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Godtkii0ijb i Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS Varelsers Hus !!
nibus til Consolidated" Skole gaal
$1,000. kontant, Resten til s pct.
n. c. HANSON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
700 Aar! IL Smukke Dannebrodskort

bx,ends A,Istalet l2l99l5 Ju S.Eg SAINT Munro afddlgue Aa, III. FamIeJo our
nal, indeholdende ca.4OO aim. Bogader o. tahnge Ilushatonn, sendes frt til enhyer
; s mstNer Me yo1 Foregnel.e over code ,biMge 5ulsbsg. Ans som nsyner dstt
Host: o ]ulenumre af dee Aars Ill Faniis Journal og vor Lie overt ee Tuind
diverse Boyer, der reaGseres til hav Pns er mindrc 3Oci u. S Fimekr ee
sslv mav edlegges still ekning at Porto, Indpaknng m m. skiv snak. til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

aongen Of giam fffal, enten ban
ct ube eIler biernme, altib 30 ! 9ber-.
lite. @tnge. Sen tamefffe 5ofetifette
foreifriber ttefnlig, at ipge1 n1aa
DO oper @erifere1.
S Sc Ggne Mfien % Nrfa bpor
|@raslet noffiier minoif frooset, fm
6es mprfeliig eelteoa1L
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

En- meget smuk Farm paa ia Acres
beliggende / Diet velkjendte norsks
Mil fra Starbuck, 3 Mil fra Lowe
.norsk luth. Kirke. Telefon og Post
| med Lerunderlag, ligger naesten
Acres under Ploy, Resten godt H.
af ct 5 Verelses Beboelseshue,
Barn" med Hgloft, god Br9nd o9
til den billige Pris at $55. pr
narmere ~Oplysninger skriv til eller
inn. Kontor: First Natl Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Holberg, Ludwig. samlede popul@re
Skrifter. Et fyldigt og udt0mmende
Udvalg af Holbergs Komedier, Epist-
Ter etc. j fire tykke, st@rkt og smukt
indbundne Bind ESQ
Hugo, Victor. Manden som Ter.
Roman Observation-Disclosures. so
McKinIey's, VIM, ber9mmelige
Livshistorie, af Murat Halstead.
426 Kvartsider med mango nlu-
strationer. Elegant indbunden
/ fluid Marokko med Gu1dsnit. $50
Do. do imiteret Marokko. 100
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Northern Choir Album.
Norwegian Folk Dances.

10 populare norske D~ansemelodier udsat for Piano.
SOC, frit tilsendt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

aE E--4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mptaars6ag bar Der Bal bos @on-
iuI Bang, % set par Signros fibite
Serie6ag, Sen fMgen6e Dug muatte
ban tiltrp6e Neiien til ben TITLE
Sielb6aI. Mptodrsboes Sormi66aa,
fom ban banore6e nebober Cram
mensbeiet, pasierebe ban Ell Blom-
iterforretning, % gjebliffelig Tog
ben Sanfe ne6 BOG bam, at ban biit=
not bnr6e ienoe ST. 8ang noaeu
8lomiter iom Mptaarsbilien. Me-
iolut git ban inb i Blhifen. On ing
Come narmeoe fig d%ebliffeIig og
ipa1rgte, bb@ ba1t enifeoe.
MSSeg biloe gierne babe noglc
8lomitcr Ienbt til en- Come" for,
flare6e 2a11ge.
gfspeoitricen bite BAN meo e
elifperoig SmI prlfiellige tore
@laspafer, fplote meo Momiter,
sgigfe 1nerfergoe Moier & nat
mi1toelig bnffre, berlarfe0e un
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
AMERICAN ATTACK SUCCESS.
THE BOISE DE RAPPE AND HILL
NO. 299 CAPTURED.
Huns Fight Desperately-Purpose of
German Command TO Dispute EV-
CIV Foot of American Advance.

With the American Army North
west of verdun. Oct. 21 (By the AS
scc;ated Press 1.-The American at
tack. though on a comparatively small
scale today was entirely success,ui.
Tie Boise De Rappe and a 1ormia.
able hill, No. 299, both points o,
strategic importance, were rusheo
and cleared Of the enemy within three
hours despite unusual machine gun
opposition. -
The artillery on both sides was
fairly active throughout the day ana
the aviators were up from early untii
late, but the infantry action was con-
fined to two local operations.
The advance on the Bols De Rappe
began Just before noon. The "ooo
was infested with machine guns
which were not entirely eliminated oy
the brief preparatory shelllng. De-
spite every effort Of the Germans
however. the Americans steaolly
forced their way ahead, driving 1he
enemy before them, and at ,cloch
in the afternoon were IN complete
possession of the wood.
Hill 2se fell almost simultaneous,
w with the Bois de Rappe, Wnlcf
o1,tfanked it. The Germans conse'
o,;ently retired from the right wher
it appeared that the Americans mac
been successful in forcing their pas
Sc ge through the wood.
But $50 Germans were taken prls
oner After minor success for >tht
Americans was the expulsion OF th'
enemy from his last position II
Bantheville wood. He had hung o.
/ to the northern edges Of this machln'
gun stronghold, from which 1t wa
possible to direct a harassing enhlad
! ing fire
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
LEAVES THE DooE OPEN,
Lord Lansdowne's Opinion on Ger.
lnany's Reply.

London. Oct. 21.-The Marquis OF
Lansdowne, leader Of the opposition
in the house Of lords, and noted for
his pacific tendencies, considers that
the German reply leaves the door
open for continuation Of the dis
cussion, although some passages In
his opinion, need elucidation.
While regarding the situation on
the whole as hopeful, his view was
that 1--WE must proceed warily. leav-t
ins nothing to chance"
eve must trust President Wilson to
avoid pitfalls, he added. Above ali
1T is Necessary that we make no con-
cessions impairing the strength and
pred military position secured
for us by the splendid valor OF our
naval and military forces. "
..The passage about the armistce
seems suspiciously obscure, while no-
body is likely to accept the pleas
that land and sea outrages can be-
justified or extenuated by the neces-
sites of war;. rlzt
Lord Lansdowne agreed with the
recently expressed opinion of Viscount
Miner, secretary of war, that there
is in progress in Germany complete
Transformation in government, which
should not be hurried, and that any
attempt to impose upon the German
people rulers not Of their choice
might conceivably lead to a situation
where Germany would find itself
without a, government.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
Lee County Fair.

BishopvilIe, Oct. 21.-The thlrd
annual Lee County Fair will be helc
at Bishopvile November 27, %, % anc
80. Many Improvements have been
made, and the premiums offered tins
year are larger than for the two pre-
yious years The horse show anc
races, always feature Of this sue
cessful county fair, will offer attrac
tive purses to horse owners. Specla
attention will be paid to the exhibits
in agriculture, stock, poultry and
wcmen's and girls work. The schools
of the county will have large exhlolts
Of Tie work of the scholars. All war
work activities will be represented by
booths and exhibits. The manage
nlent promises to surpass in every re
spect the fair Of last year. The Lee
county fair has in the past two years
succeeded in placing itself in the
front rank of the county fairs in the
south. r. L. Hearon is secretary anc
James D. Lee will continue as as
sistant secretary and manager.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
LOST ON IHCONDER0Gl.
1u7NDRFD AND ONE SOLDIERS
WENT DOWN WITH SHIP.
A Number of South Carolinians Were
Victims of the German Submarine
Most of Them Were From Pied
mont Section.

Washington, Oct. 22.-Two officers
and 80 enlisted men lost their lives
when the American steamer Tlcon-
deroga was summarized in the war
zone, September 30th. This brings
the total loss up to 213. More than
half the soldiers lost were from Ohio.
The army list Of dead includes the
following South Carolinians: J. Alex
ander, Batesburg; Ralph Boyd, New
brookland; John DevereauX, Colum-
bia: John Gardner, Rock Hill; Grover
Kirby, Whitestone; Lawson Owens
Herbert Sarratt, Gaffney; John Simp-
son, Richhurg; Haynes Sloan, Marion;
Lawrence smoak, Rufin; William
Thomas, Clifton; Lozier Thompson
Bostick; Charles Walker, Newcastle;
Matthew Widener, Aiken; Robt. Will
kins, Converse; Robert Zeigler, Ring
Vile. Those saved included Jane:
Sumner, Cross Anchor; Calvin Wright
Glendale.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
DECREASE IN INFLUENZA.
Six States Report Improved Condi-
tons.

Washington, Oct. 21.-lmprove-
ment in the influenza situation niNsix
States was shown by repor1 DeVee
today by the public health BFice but
27 other States reported the disease
still spreading with many additional
cities and rural districts affected
States reporting improved conditions
today to the public service, were
Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee.
Delaware, Maine and Massachusetts,
New cases in ali these States are de
creasing. Many new cases were re-
ported in F1o'Sda, Alabama, North
Carolina, Arkansas, Colorado. Idaho.
Indiana 10y va, Kansas; Kentucky.
lou Missouri, New Mexico.
Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota
Virginia, Wisconsin, Utah and Wash
ington.
In army camps a slight increase ir
both influenza and pneumonia cases
were reported Sunday but a decrease
was shown today with 3,oo7 influenza
cases and 76S pneumonia cases, the
lowest figures reported since the cpl
demic became general in the camps
For the rs hours ending today at noon
new influenza cases totalled 6,666.
pneumonia 2,079 and deaths 919.
These figures brought the total o.
influenza cases since September 13 to
290,447; pneumonia cases 46,055 and
deaths from all causes to 1902.
The public health service announce
nent said it was estimated that there
had been 10000 cases in Connecticut
up to yesterday, with 2,2s5 deaths re-
ported. In New York 81 cities out Of
81, exclusive Of New York City, have
registered 1,811 deaths from October
to Is, while in New York City
there were 646 deaths yesterday.
In California $4,000 cases had beer
reported to October 19, Nebraska re-
ported 2,759 cases and sc deaths in
66 towns on Saturday, while condi-
tons apparently were worse in Penn
sylvania, where it is estimated there
have been 350,000 cases with probably
10000 in Philadelphia. For the first
IS days of October 1906 deaths were
reported in the State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
Lille and Ostcnd.
(Charleston Post. }


The recovery OF Lille, it may wei
be believed, was, as the Associated
Press correspondent said of 1t, "on&
of the most dramatic incidents OF the
war" It was, too, one of the hap
piest. The REIMBURSEMENT of this
beautiful and once busy industrla
CITY of Northern France restores the
largest French community which the
enemy has taken and occupied durlns
the war. The Germans have been III
Lille for four years. They have prob
ably ruined the factories Of the CIT!
and it will be a long time before IT:
industries can he reestabllshed, Dui
they, at least, left the city WIthou
wanton ravage at the last, making ne
attempt to destroy or damage 1t, a
they did with Cambria and with othejj
places evacuated in the earlier stages
of their retreat. The JOY of the IN
habitants of Lille who have been re
leased, after four long years, from en-
emy oppression and, probably, OUT
rage, can we'll be imagined. The
sight of these people, gathered II
slleir streets. waving handkerchlets
and shawls in celebration OF their re-
lease by the departing foe, whlct
greeted the British airman scouting
over Lille at dawn yesterday, shoule
be compensation for much OF the
toll and agony Of the gallant army
which rescued them. The recovery
of the city, practically intact, from
the Germans, symbolizes the remark
able turn in the fortunes OF the wa;
which has been brought about in tins
past few weeks. It will not be lons.
now before the whole Of Northef:
France is cleared of the enemy whlc;
has been camping and tramp1ng 1tpoi
it since those black days of 1914.
Almost equally dramatic and, per
haps, even more significant OF VIVA
is going forward, was the o5cupatloi
of Ostend, by a British naval 1orc'
from the sea and French patrols IRON
land almost simultaneously. The oncs
gay resort of the Belgian seacoast
taken four years ago almost 70 the
day by the Germans, has oeen nes
Of submarines for a long time ane
from it have gone out many OF the
sea wolves on their proWilngs ana I.
it have returned with their gnasti
toll of innocent victims. 1t is but
few weeks since the brilliant, -eXploi
of the British navy. practically scale,
the exit from oyend to the u-boats
aarl it is beleYN the Germans have
osen able to fake comparatively lit
ID use of it Ence for base Of opera
/ asps. WsSn Ostend gone, Zeebrugg
fall likewise, and the entir
=! l!anders coast is cleared of, the Ger
mans. Bruges has been taken anc
Client. cannot long remain. in tn 4
hands of the enemy, and then Brus
sells will be in sight and soon within
reach. The Hun is going home eve
faster than he came out.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-26
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