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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Why take three delegates to the peace con-
ference? Greater harmony of action would be
assured if only one were to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Officers in Luxembourg who paid $40 each
for ducks to grace the Thanksgiving board
must have felt perfectly at home so far as price
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Omaha should take steps to be on the line
OF March when General Pershing comes home
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Many so-called government contracts are
now said tc be illegal. 1t is a cinch that lot
of them were one-sided
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

DR.. Solf again appeals for amelioration of
the armistce terms, and thus adds to the graft
6cation of lot of people who trusted to Foch
to make them binding.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Homecoming Yankee soldiers will And
quite lot of social problems unsettled, and can
tackle the most important of them just where
they left off to 60 to war.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

The boys have three months to doff the
khaki after discharge from the service, but most
of them won't wait that long.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

to get Villa. He had better not leave that
job for BLACK Jack to take up again.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Responses to The Bees Free Shoe Fund
for shoeless school children are coming fine.
We started out to raise $1,000 estimated to
suffice for the demand for one season. Now
is the time to help push it over.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

November, 1918 passes into history with the
red letter day of the ages. November is now
the month of all months
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

II Colonel Roosevelt never said anything
but what was calculated to please the demo-
Gratis carpers he would be perpetually as dumb
as the oyster after which Oyster Bay took its
name
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Won Bethman- Howeg also asks vindica-
ton. If he will patiently await his turn he will
get all that is coming to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

When it came to doing the business, Gen.
eral Foch did more to get the boys out of the
trenches before Christmas than did Henry Ford
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

One blessed condition in America still Is
that the "proletarat" is greatly in the minority.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Good roads for Nebraska received decided
impetus through the Omaha meeting. Now le
the boosters translate talk into action.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

The senate can get some comfort out of tn.
thought that it gets the last crack at the peace
treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

It's only question of time when the coal
man gets you
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30
Shop early and ship early.

Flu cases are subsiding, but watch your
sneeze."
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30
One Year Ago Today in the War.

The famous Rainbow Division"
of the United States Army reached
France.
Stamp tax provisions of the
United States war revenue act went
into effect.
Vigorous fighting in the Cambria
salient resulted in slight gains for
the Germans.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30
TODAY
Right in the Spotlight.

Marshal Petain, who has de-
clared his intention OF visiting
America to personally thank the
Red Cross for its work in the war,
is the commander n-chief of the
French armies. Marshal Petain has
been prominently in the public eye
since the early part of 1916, when he
was intrusted with the defense of
Verdun, and was liable to deal salts.
factorily with a delicate situation
Later he was given supreme charge
of the front extending from Sois-
sons to Verdun, inclusive. AT the
beginning of the war Petain, who
had then risen to the rank of col
onel, was known as one of the most
strenuous officers in the French
army. General Joffre had marked
him, and his opinion Of Petain was
shown when he intrusted him with
the defense of Verdun. His mag
nifcent response to this supreme
trust has become a matter OF his
tory. On April "a, 1917. General
Petain was given supreme command
of the French forces in the field.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

In Omaha 80 Years Ago Today.
Frank c. Marshall has returned
from Colfax Springs, Ia, much i'm
proved in health.
A supper given by the ladies OF
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

what does she sayf"
Says her face Is her fortune"
Now I understand what they mean by
involuntary bankruptoy."-L uisvil lie
Courier Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

How do they measure that German
poison gas. anyway? By the scont-a-
mster7" asked the Funny Man.
mo-" replied the American officer, 'by
the kill-a ster."--Cincinnati Enquirer
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30

Private Jones Of Hoboken-say Casey.
what time 10 1t by the watch on the
Rhlnef
time Judge.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
Die Gffeuiipe Der Ceiterreider.

Hpm, Is. Suni. - Die Seiterreis
der besannen nm Z ltbr morsens
cine aroRe Sffeuiipe an Der sront
pum Miiagp Natenn bis snr See.
Yremter Grlanbu nerfiinbete IS
bcnte Der 9cpntiertcn-&ammer nnb
fiietc binsn: ,llniere srnppen lciiten
iiberaa sruhartiaen 8iberitano."
pssait nuiere ganse Trunt lit anse-
sriffen, On lid, bic Cffeniipe NIT
aufcriter beftigfeit bon Iitieu nad)
Der grenta, pun Der Srenta mad, Der
Giane nnb Lungs Der Riaue iibera!l
Fin erftreft, einiflieRlid) bes Iiiagu.
Elatcans, bes Mt. 8rappa glbidjnitts
nnh Der Gbene."
Gremier Grlanbp erflarte, baf bic
Cciterreiher nidlt einntal Dermud)t
hatten, bic anfGnglid)en Grfolgc 81 Ct.
sielen, bic seiu1hnlidD cine serinaimen.
DC Effeniibe NIT i'd, brinse. Der
Eremicr beidrieb Die Cperatiunen
mnb iagte: vltm 3 llbr begann ein
Icbr beftises gombar6ement, un0 nm
Z ltbr mnrbc an Der gan5en 2inie eiu
Snfanterieangriff nnternommen. 81,
lette mir angegangene Nelbang, BIZ
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20

bis SO Meilen in sic Yicarop hinein
Der stpeite orang Is Weilen IN 5Sians
bern Dor uno Der brittle cine gntfer-
nung BON 80 Wteilcn meiter Der
Warne entlunQ. Inter oer gegenlpGr-
ttgen Ofieniipe lit Die 2inie cine burhr
ihnittlihe gntfernrtng bon 512 bis 6
Weilen eingebrilft moroen.
mIie Idtiafeiten Der Geiltid}e1l
linb Jest gegen Eoris geriftet, aber
lpas Die @ihtigfeit oes SbieftipS,
bonn militariiden Stunopunft betrdd)=
tct, onbetrifft, piiroe Die eroberung
Der aunnlbafeu cine nnnittelbarere
g8irflrng n4f Die ariegsfiibrlng ba'
ben, als ei1te genegung dnf Earts 5u.
rSn Gerbtn0ung nit Dem Gormar1d)
uuf Burt8 mics @enerul Eerlbing in
oel'en oaroltf bin oaB Der mcite11e
Eunft, ocn Die Icutlhen III olclem
Sabre crreiht bGttcn 2O12 WtelIen
meiter bon Euris licgc, alS Der Eunft
ibrer grobtcn 9nnaberung OIL Earls
I'M Sabre 1914"
0enn e5 8enerol Worh alth ntd)t
iaate, 10 1T ea ooh uugcnIheinlih, oaB
er meitere 9Inltreugungen porallsliebt,
oen Gon1piegne Eoriprl1ng 5u nebs
men, che ole groBere 9elpegln9 gegen
oen aanaI mleoer alfgeuomnleit
miro.
Srei Minionen Imerifaner tperoc1l
bis n1hlten I. 9llgult ultter Baffen
iein, ertlorte Bropolts sWarlhan Groms
Der Dor Dem Wilitdrol45lhliB oes Sc
mates.
General Gronber iaete, baB bon
oen 2,42S,OOO Wtalm in aIaile ems
bereits 1,347, 900 az oen sSabnen &C.
rufen feien. gr ihdbte, ooB peitere
100000 MQnn fiir Die erlte alaI'e
aus Der R9giitration lebten 5. sunni
herporoehen meroen uno baB Die gtels
alaliiiiHerung bel Der gtahpriiflng
Ser ,Srugeboqen, Die Jest I'M 8ange
lei, lpeitere 100000 ergeben lperoe.
Ger Gprihlog bes @eneralprofol'es
Grorpoer, oie gusbebung fir Die ar-
NEE auf Wunner 3tpil6en Is uno 40
Sabren alls5ubebnen, ipuroe beute
bon Senotor Chamberlain bon Ore.
gon, Dem 8oriieer oes MilitdrauS-
ld)uIIes Des Senats, bel Der 9eIprc'
dung Der Seeresbemilligungsporlage
IN Sobe BON 1000, 100000 unter'
Itiibt. SD bin immer oafiir einge'
tleten, lie ouf Wanner bieies alters
aus5uoebnen," iaete Senator Gbant,
berlain, LIMB ih CLAUDE, baB mir nod
10 melt fommen meroen. gs gibt piele
Mdnner iiber oreiBie, Die pirfltd
nihts tln uuo erreiht lperoen ioll.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
@enrralitabshei Mard
s~lprid,t bic allsemeine ariegslase
Oret Wiillipnen 2imcrifaner nHfer
8affeu bis sum 1. NngnIt.
ansbebnuns bes 9ienitalters.

rs bingto 0 II, II. Sunni. I'm
sen gluiiertcn cine be,pdltigenoe lie
berleqcnbcit an 3abl iiber Die Deuts
ihen Gin0ringlinge 5u gcben, meroen
amerifaniIde Sruppen 10 'dnel OILS
Die 5ur @erfiigung ltebenoen Shl1te
lie beforoern fonnen, nu6 5rontrelh
aelonot. @ann Der 3lped errelht
per0en miro, fam nift porausgelagt
speroen, ober mebr als 800, 900 Wtann
ltno bereitS ilber See ge1anot moroen
uno bte1e 3abl miro bis 5n MntuHJ
esltli auf 100000 erbobt lDeroen.
3ieIe Totiohen ,plroen bonn 8enc=
raIltobshef @enerol EeDton s. Wtard
befannt gegeben, inbem er Die 1lel1e
Bolitif Der Hegierllng einfilbrte, cine
n6hentlihc lleberiiht iiber Die
Sdlad)tberbGltniiie 81 geben.
Cine &urte Der S6lahtltnle por
iit, aui Der iebe Operation Der oel1t-
iden SffenIipe ge5eigt miro, 5eitbnete
Generol Murh cin grapbil6es Bib
elmer ein5igen rieligen &agne, ote
ii6 bon Hbeims bis 5ur See erItredt,
100 Die olliierten 2inien in bier out
ei1anoerfolgen Bboien 5uritdae'b b!a-
gen porhcn itno. Ger groBe Sell oes
Angriffs bat iett Die 2inien Der Wilt
ierten bon Gbein1s bis Dpern nm 65
1ieilen perl6ngert.
Inter llmitdnben oieier slrt, "
iaate General War6 NIT elmer 1bnel'
len @elte nah Ser aurte 81, mo cine
nelie 2inie qebalten merben muB, uno
100 Die 4ngrtffe Der 9elltlfen nit
iolhen groBen araiten, Die ite iebt bo.
ben aernaht morben lino, lit 0ie8ld)a
tiafeit Der GntlenDl1ng bon mebr ollles
rifaniIhen Eruppcn an Die 5ront
augeniheinlih,
,8ir baben iett bie 100000 Dtor'
fe in lleberiee eeiditten 2rnppen
uberihritten."
gie 9lusoebnl1ng Scr amerifonilhen
3ruppenbelpegung nar belonoers
iIberraiheno, ba Sefret1r Safer Dor
,periqer als elmer @ode erfldrte, ooB
.mebr als 100000 Dtann elnge'hlT1t
pdren." Die Satiohe, boB ith Die
3ahI in tpeniger al5 iieben 3agen I'M
anndberno 100000 permebrt bot, per-
onlaBte cine icbnelle sSrage. mann cine
oefinitiDe lleberlegenheit an Erlsppe.l
errei6t meroen fonnte.
@enera[ Marh madte es flar, oa'
1peoer bel tim nod bel ben militari>
id,en 5iibrern Der sllliierten elm 3tpel-
rel ouriiber beltebe, bab Die aunalba,
fen OasSaupt5iel Der ean5en beutlhen
stritrengune iinb. SSn fur5en Sdsen
uno nit ralhen 9emeaungen nah Der
starte an berfolgte er bie strategie
ser einen groben Sdtadlt. Gr erflar-
tc Die Gage, Der @enelol Sod gesen-
iiberItebt.
vGie bier SffenIipen," faate er,
.,non bcnen cine nn1 81. Waar5, ole
ndhlte an 8. slprll, Die brittle am y.
4ai begonn nrb Die aegenlpartige ON
8. Sunni ibrea 9lnfang nahnL iino ale
9eile Elm llnb besielben Sffenlipepla,
mes. auf Der aarte IeDen mir Die rot
punftierte 2inie, bie big an Die shmef.
ser @ren5e hil1unterldnft nno Die Die
2iftie Der Mlliierten BARTLETT, als Die
Deltihen am 81. Dsdra i1ren 8or-
lnnrid begnnnen. Die Iufeinanoer,
folge Der Mngriffe ais Elm 8an5es an
iebenb, ourhl.ieB Der cine bic Sini:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20

Die ppllc 8emalt bes Diterrcihiihen
Sd)lnges trieb bic Gerte,biaer in Der
@ereaesenS bis in Die brittle &crteibl'
anngslinic 5nriif, bier bielten oieStc'
liruer ieSpdy Stnuo mnb geuaHnen
burd, pieberbultc 8egcnangrife uidl'
tigc Stcllunsen anf bem Iiiaso Ela'
teau nnb anf Sen Sersbihen entlang
Der grenta sariid. Sei Mpnteilu, iuu
bic Sd,ladtliuic i'd, Der Aeria sn,pcn'
bet, baben bic griten ibre Stellnnaen
pollitanoie iuieber beraeitellt anS be-
banpten iie iett aegen beftise ieinoli-
DIE Sd)ldge. 3uiiden Der grenta mno
Der Eiape baben bic Seiterreid)er an'
idDeineno an ben @eitabbangen bes
Wtontc 8rappa SnR 81 faIen Der.
mod,t. Sieicr Berg biibet cine Der
Sd,Infitellnnsen sitm Sd,ne Der Gbe'
nc bel 8aHanu. Ceitlid anb ,ueitlid)
oes Nonte 8rappa balten iebodD bic
Staliener unb bic alliierten 3ruppen
ben ,yeinb snriif.
@ien nimmt in ben siucitagigen
aGmpfen bic 8efanaeunabme BON
10000 Mann an Der Eiape unb 5000
Wann int Wcbirse in MnIprudl. Yin
SIsh cntlang iuuroeu SO Oeidiite er'
beatct. Sn tbrem 8eaenangriff ba'
ben bic Staliener benz iseinbe bcrcits
5000 Wanu abgenummen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
gsierte Gibertp Nnleibe.

@aIbineton, 19. Suni. --- Die per-
laufiaen 9NGne fiir bic @ierte eibertg
Mnlcibe ,perben pom Sdasamt ipie
fplgt angegeben:
getras luenigiteus $6,OOO,0OO,'
900.
3inlen, Al Frosent.
9ie aan1pasne iua anfanss Sfto.
Der crDffnet9uerosn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
ssn Der @od,enIdrift rGollier's

,SH DtI VpultuiutItIt HoUAIl
Beeflp fanben mir unldnglt oas fol-
aer1oe: pab uno 81 finoet man anoei.
hen, baB es IN bieiem 2anbe 2eute
gibt, Die eiren oeutiden Nanlen als
einen geipeis fir Snopalitdt betrnh-
ten. Gin Mann in Montano lhreibt
uns, bnB es i'm argere, nilf ailnoge.
brngen Der Hegierilng, Die in Ieinerl
Seimatsort angeidlagen ipuroen, Die
9enmen BON 5irmen 81 finoenL bic ei-
nen beutiden Slang hdtten. 8riefe
abnIihen ssfibaIts boben ipir mebrfad
erbalten. ssn ieoem 5ole iheint Der
5hreiber Der Nniih1 5il fem, onB IN
Der slngelegeltbeit ettpas getan mer-
ben ntiifie. Nnh isnlerem Gnfiirbol-
ten Iollte etfpas eetan tDeroen, he5iig-
lih Der 2e,lte, oie ioIhelt ginpfinbnn-
gen slusorlif geben. Sic folIten bic
ars Sranfreid fonlnenoen gerluftIi-
item itnIerer Arntee IeIen. Welln iie
oas TIM, iperoen Tie fiitoen, bob Sea.
men. oie einen oe,ltfhen Slang babel,,
fih niht auf Negierungsorlidlnh
beihr1nfen. gie perbefl fitlben, oaE
Imerifn11er, oeren Nnrielf eiiaefl bciit-
f1en Slang habefl, iii syrnilfreih litl-i
Ter ben 5terner ltnb Streifen iterben..
l1ilo pieneiht ipRrbe1l iie Donli begrei.
fen, b1B man zines Mnnnes 1rel1e Ill
Mmerifn nod Dem Hlnnge ieines No-
ntens ebenlo nellig beurteilen tnn11,
iDie notb Der Gnrbe iefne8 4anres.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
eSnni, sic Saae Der MpIen, Die Saac

,yHIIIt UlC SUHE UtE JIUTtItt UIt ~HUN
bes Gtrobbuts unb Der lpeiBen Soien,
oie Gage brennenben Gnrltes; bic
Gage nes Miosfitos uno IonItiger Fla-
gen. $50 Der Gisfabrifant ms 9ao
rciIt nno feline Subrleute Itreifen. Gle
lnge, ba man IN filler 8ehmit iid
beliebt, mas oie aartoffelfaier iibril
gelailen baben. $50 ieoe Mutter eines
ihminlnlenben Surteen NIT ganaer
leiner Hiiffebr BART. aommen bte
Gage, ba ieber aanoioat 8ott oofii,
bontt, baB es Bel bieier 5ise feine
Hunben i'm Saloon lnebr gu sabler
gibt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20

True translation filed with the post
m aster at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
Jane the goth, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
THE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER.
Deutsch Won Eduard Leyh.

sag kannst du sch n bel der sch-i2aenden Nacht,
Was wir freudg noch grussten i'm Abenrotglanze
Unsre Strefen und Sterne die wahrend der Schlacht
I'm Winde gefattert kiihn auf der Schanze?
Der Raketen Gesaus - und der Bomben Gebraus
Verkinden durchs Dunkel: ''Unsre Flagge halt aus!
sprich! weht das Banner i'm Morgenlichtschen
Noch iber den Helden i'm Lande der Frei'n?
Was st S, das Strande i'm Nebel dort weht
Wo die mutlosen Heere des Feindes noch rasten?
Was ist s. das so stolz auf der Festung noch steht
Das die Lufte des Morgens so fatternd erfassten?
Sieh es glanzen i'm LIGHT - da der Morgen anbricht
Hestrahlend und leuchtend - jetzt ist es in Slcht!
s. list das sternbesate Banner; lang web es ALLEN
In der Heimat der Heden, i'm Lande der Frein!
Und ist das Heer, das SO prahlend einst schwur,
Durch verheerenden Krieg und blutige Taten
Die Heimat zu rauben, die heige Flur?
o, ihr But hat verloscht jede Spur die sic traten
Klein Hort schitzte mehr den entmutigten Felnd,
Da Tausende felen die der Tod verent.
Und das sternreiche Banner weht siegreich ALIEN
In der Heimat der Helden, i'm Lande der Frei n!
T.,
o stets sci es so, sich Manner bewehrt,
Zu verteid gen ihr Land gegen feindliche Manner!
Der Sieg und der Frieden sci linen beschert
Preis den Hi,nmel dass endlch wiz Freheit gewannen
Recht siege hinfort - an jeglchem Ort,
Und dies st der Wahlspruch: Sci Gott Hort!'
Und das sternbesate Banner web ewig allein
In der Heimat der Helden, i'm Lande der Fre
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-20
Sfcmtipe Der Sciterreicber
ent wenig 8eltate ee3eitgt 5u baben gri Der 9etl9e
auf &beius wiro absei9lasen - Gre gftltonen
Auleritaner utter gSafeu
Nmeritaner unter Waffen.

Falls South Dakota
of October 6th 1917
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03
This Boy Is the Symbol of Fighting America

He stands for the aspiration, the convic-
ton Of hundred million people translated
into action. He is doing what the rest Of us
are dreaming. Only through him can we
win the Victory. ..a.~<
But He Can't Do 1t With His Bare Hands,! He
asks you to back him UP with guns shells,
tanks, airplanes Let's lend him hand by
lending our collars. Then no power in the
world can prevent him from winning the
Victory:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03

The long fighting ages of the world
haze never seen a better soldier than
this boy OF yours your S0n-y01t''
husband your" brotf1er-y014r friend.
He stands for the sons OF America,
hundreds of thousands strong, soon to
be millions. He is doing his part-We;
must do ours! ~ !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03
Lend Him IA.
Hand!

Here Is YOUR Boy-eoing over the top,
rs gun in hand, his jaw set his heart on fire.
t is the most dramatic moment in the life of
this SOLDIER and in the life Of this nation.
His heart and mind are set on one thi1g-VIC-
TORY-victory over an enemy who stands
for acts and ideas which this soldier despises
which he is ready to give his life to destroy.
We here at home hate these things, too. We are
pledged to their destruction-to our last dol
lar and our last man. But this soldier can
acknowledgements hands on thern-and root
them out Of the world forever-if zoe zviu
lend him q hand
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

A regular meeting of Post 49, G
A. R., was held this morning. Com
mander Fredenberg in the chair. The
following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased our Heav.
emily Father to take from our midst
our esteemed comrade, G. P. Quain.
lance and has taken him to Himself.
Therefore believing that He doeth all
things for the good of His own we
humbly submit to His will.
Resolved that we tender to the
widow and family of our late comrade
our heartfelt sympathies in their
time of bereavement.
Be it further resolved that a copy
of these resolutions be sent to the
family, that they be published in the
Lakeland Evening Telegram and be
entered in the minutes of this Post.
A. c. SHAFFER
THOS. BRYANT
]. C. sWEARENGEN
Committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
ALIEN ENEMIES
MUST REGISTER
NEXT week

Beginning Monday, February 4
and continuing until February 3
registration of alien enemies will be
In progress at the Lakeland post
office.
All foreign-born persons, over the
age of IA years, who did not com.
rlete their naturalization papers
prior to April 9Th, 1917 are bound
to register, under penalties pre-
scribed by the law. Those failing
or refusing to register will be round
ed up by the United States marshal
later, SO 1t will save trouble all
around for all persons affected to
register within the prescribed time.
There are very few people among
our residents whom this order af-
fects, but there may be some among
the transients.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
In Society
Lieut.. Henry Cole to Wed
Charming Illinois Girl

Lieut.. Henry Cole, son OF Mr.. anG
Mrs. G. A. Cole, has a large circle
OF admiring friends here who will
De Interested to learn of his engage
ment to one of Illinois most charm.
Ing and accomplished girls. The
Rockford (Ills.) Republic has the
following to say of the announce
ment Of the engagement:
MIR and Mrs. Frank w, Perry.
1872 John street. announce the en-
sagement of their daughter, Mar
saret, to Lieutenant Henry Hubert
Cole, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cole
of Lakeland, Fla
Lieut.. Cole graduated from North
western law school last June and
Immediately entered Fort Sheridan
officers training school where he was
commissioned first lieutenant. He is
now adjutant of the first battalion.
SAITH Infantry. Camp Grant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
ON TO ORLANDO;
LAKELAND MOTORCYCLE
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE

According to the report of the
Committee on Arrangements there
| will be line up of about fifteen cars
when the Motorcade for Orlando
leaves Lakeland on Monday morning
for the annual. meeting of the State
Automobile Associatin.
There will DOUBTLESS be a number
OF eleventh hour decisions and ar.
rangements may possibly be made for
limited number of these providing
they turn up not later than $3.50 on
Monday morning.
Several uncertain cars have had to
be left out of consideration in conse-
quence Of its being necessary to de-
eide this question today.
The last car will leave exactly at
6:45.
The pilot car will be that of |. Dale
Williams-a green car-which will
not 'set but control the pace, max
ing it reasonable and assuring as
much comfort as possible.
Occupants of each individual car
should make their own arrangements
with regard to the return trip.
Those desiring to partake in the
banquet which takes place at seven
p. m. should notify Secretary Hol-
worthy early Monday morning so
that reservations may be made. The
banquet is free to members and the
fee to guests is $2O0.
The route to be taken by the Mot
orcade will be via the Club House,
Barlow, Winter Haven, Haines City
and Kissmmee. An eleven year
old girl from New Jersey drove an
Overland car through from Orlando
to Lakeland on Wednesday afternoon.
This answers the only question which
ought to be necessary with regard to
the roads.
Very little, of course, can now be
done to add to the arrangements
though the officers of the Lakeland
Motor Club hope that everyone going
will add as much of originality and
to the decorations of
their car as possible. Banners, caps
and horns have been provided.
Everyone going is respectfully re-
minded that the President says this
party shall leave Lakeland on time.
There may be some stragglers but
they will be known. $3.50 is the
nour-6:46 is one minute too late.
We're gone,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
OFFICIAL HERE
TO EXPLAIN
INCOME TAX
PROBLEMS

Mr.. T. w. Smith, of the Internal
Revenue Department, has arrived In
the city and may be found in the
Council Chamber at the City Hall
from now until noon of the 9th
lust, by all those who wish infor-
ration relative to the workings of
the new income tax law.
The law now affects, more or less
very large proportion of the peo-
pie as every single person with an
income of $1,000, and every married
person whose income is $4,000 must
make a report, although no tax is
required OF persons whose income
hoes not exceed the sums mentioned.
Many persons do not understand the
law, and 1t is to help these to a prop
er construction of it that Mr. Smith
is here. Ali who have any doubt in
the matter should consult Mr.. Smith,
for there are severe penalties for
eyading the law or for making in
correct returns.
Returns must be in the hands of
the Collector of Internal Revenue at
Jacksonville by March LIST, and the
tax must be paid by June 18th
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-02
THRIFT WEEK
CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN MONDAY

At the last moment Secretary Hol-
worthy desires to call attention TO
Thrift Week which begins on Mon
day next-not counting the religious
services tomorrow.
Ministers Of the various churches
have been requested to refer to the
cause and duty of the citizen-and
al. business houses are earnestly re-
Quested to make every possible eff
fort TO rouse the patriotism Of the
people so that they may save every
spare quarter next week as a special
effort to start OF the campaign.
From now on publicity will issue
daily and Lakeland must now get
into the game Of saving along with
Tampa and other progressive towns.
Nitrate Of soda applications, the
Orlando motorcade and other mat.
tors have kept Secretary Holworthy