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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28
NJ AL CALENDAR?
Calendarele Natinnale ala u

Calendarele Rationale ale zia-
rului America" au trecut ca
piinea Gu lapte. Mu mai este u
nul singur de vinzare. Daca D.
ia nu al calendar 81 voiesti sa
cumperi unul ori mai multeca-
lendare ieftine, atunci pindes-
te numarul nostru de milne. Pa
gina La. moi 81 acum isuntem
in stare sa-ti aratam de unde
poti sd cumperi oel mai frumos,
elegant 81 bun calendar pc a.
nul 1919. Nu uitst ca pc inga
toate acestea, are e(sa fie Gel mai
ieftin calendar cf Sc vinde in
anul acesta.
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b0|SeYiCiiSti YOieSC DaCe

STOCKHOLM, 27 Dec. = b.
ris Litvinoff, fost ambassador boil
Sevicllist in Anglia, TRIMS no.
ia aliatilor 81 presedintelui Will
son, oferindu-se sa negocieze pace
intre aliati 81 bolsevichisti. Nota
a fost tmmisa la Londra, dupa
cum spun vestile ce ne ;sosesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28
largest circulation.
In ata Faptelor.

Sa de atea Unune nui trelue rec,ana ass do
par ca nu are % de condee spu spre ca c este
81 este fapte recana 81
acestel msitun munctorlor America La nune Ga
ucia ntotoeauna cnst nu
scea clrcoesc contra Unune spune la
oa nu Sc lucra clst
aceasa gamzae dar lea din nou
ca Sd produca nemuumr nre membr acesta Isl cuno prie
TENN 81 cunoc 81 pc duman In uimu tmp char
afacele inferno acee oganza s Sc fooseasc de
mpurle acese rice tmpur neprevazue penru ca
cugu nostru o de foma organizatie pc baz oganza
or o suare eSsten organzata noastra ovras pc
pute in nrmatoare cuvne tn ma auti pc mine Ia me-
vote 81 eu au tine Aceasta stu inteleg memr nos
r de cnd provenite din nfu
cha spanoa toate soceale sau grab cazur fr
maj dcuta asupra or Dar zcaa Romnuu sapa groa
pa atu adeseor cade In ea Asa con-
atl nOstr cautau lo ca apiar or
endntoase produca Unune pou enorma
paguba organzae reprzna lun repas
socletate din organizat pare de p Gin
cmna Gu oate ca numele societate din
ga in organul ofo societatea in Lga ne bne
cuvnau motv dupa Gu mspune extrasu din procesu
acee soceat sau respeca puncte din statute de-
organul oficios pagn spau dar
de grup de prieten Fe este bera in toae
acule e Comee drguioare ale Asocitune reptul
amesteca III aacer inferno ale solicitation
CINCINNATI w. pn contra acestor ccar dcptuIor
dovada ca acee spuse reclama pagina orgauu oco
tera moarta sd vede ca oeaea sd repaseasc
afara cessea stut de a sbicsial dc
acata de toate nimcurile vaznd pern organn
oficios oveasc organ motive far
avea dreptul 81 faa adevar den just urmam
pda biblica oci pentru oh embr Lee MI
SCREEN aceste rndur suparam spunem nma ce
drep 81 cred ca adevarul pc care ogane
rebule sa meze actunea oganeor ofcose
nu tacut aceasta dec paree de daoria
Oar sa urmam pretenii propaganda erb
Ia contra fonduror della Uniune spunea varsam aram
ara motive ndemna pan cazure provene din in
unta spanioa din fondur uitat spune
la organizaa preenor repeznta toate
cazurie platesc din ondure nu adev
rat ca dovada ctez din ziar local.
elt din Lga LA adunare ea societatea
ce repaslt din Lga n r. zis ca
ga nu bani de presedne z
ca Liga $5OO Care adevaru? psos mai adaoga ceya
Din cee ciate vede ucrue Moi ce della
unune nu volm sa prostm membr nosr baba nu
baba DE acundem de membr sd nu spunem
franc toae mere speranee mem
sustm organlzaa deci sinu
oganzalel La Unune nu pnge nmen de cesti
cate moi spunem franc nim ntotdeaa ucrat
deschs fata, toma de aceia de mare 81
devent mai puenica organizatie America
laa unde duce propaganda porn nse oameni ce
sau perdu capul gindndue sd nmiceasca % nste
men altora eli tineau
@ aca uncle soceta din colo soc
te baza propaganda lor ncepu etraga oganza
reprezn De sgur Lga recompeseze
pentru maree servicu eel aduc aces ,necua BrundreL
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SO|utja prOb|e|1ld ruSeS.
i c 0 i1lediata inter
vcntie, Spune Lv0ff.

y
PARIS, q Dec. ,,Singura so
lutte in resolvarea problemei ruseS
tt este imediata interventie ALA
tilOr", a declarat in un interview
printul LvOff, fostul m-ministru
IN urma revolutiei. Ell facut SUI
gestia ca Statele Unite 81 Japonia
pot furniza armatele ce Sc intre in
Russia.
,,Apreciez i'm intregime uesincli.
natiile natiunilor aliate,, dupa pat.
I'll ami de razboi, de a interveni Ga.
mesteca) in departata Rusie, insa
aliatii trebuie Sc inteleaga Cd pima
cind bolsevicii nu sunt batuti, pro
paganda invidioasa (veninoasa) pc
care Ell due, va deveni noua pri.
mejdie contra pacei lumei.
,.Numai moi carl tocmai acum am
VENT din Russia, stim marimea pc
ricolului, pc care aliatii 81 neutralii
null iau in seama.
Gu cit aliatii vor lua actiune
maj curind, Gu att va fl lipsa de
0 mai mica forta militara. Doua
suite de mil de soldati ar fl fndea-
juns ca sd alunge acum pc boise
Wei, pc cind la primavara de lip
sd Gu multi mai mari forte ca acum.
,,Daca aliatii cred ca interven-
tie generala e imposibila, din cauza
sacrificiului prea mare pc care L 'au
facut pima ,acum, eli pot autoriza pc
America 81 Japonia a caror pu-
teri nu all secat ca ale altora ca
sa-si ia asupra-si lucrul. Fortele ja-
poneze ce deja Sc afla i'll Russia nu-
mara $4,000 de soldati. Americana
au 10000 pc cind Francezii 81
Englezii au contigente Gu multi mai
mici. Marirea imediata a acestor
forte la cifra de 100000 va ajuta la
stabilirea unui guvern Representa-
tiv 81 va ajuta la participarea Ru-
siei la conferinta de pace.
.,Avind guverne locale, deja sta
bilite in Siberia, la Archangel 81
Omsk, avind state separate in Tx
rania, Polonia 81 Finlanda, terito-
rul bolsevicilor este numai la in
terror. 1nsa c de o importanta i'm
perativa ca bolSevicii sd fie scosi
din Petrograd 81 Moscova. Aceasta
Sc poate indeplini numai prin tri-
miterea unei mari forte aliate la Re
val, care Sc afla numai la 260 de
kilometri della Petrograd.
,,Pe data ce bolsevicii sunt trim
titi, eventualul guvern, fara nici o
vorba, va fl republican. Nu nici
indoiala ca bolsevicii vor incerca
ca sa porneasca vre-o miscare mo-
narchica. insa avindu-i odata ras-
turnati della guvern, putem din nou
ca sal mfringem.
,.Conferinta de pace nu poate re-
stabili 81 asigura pacea lumei fara
resolva problema ruseasca, 81 fie
care ri de intirziere cere ca aliatii
sd sacrifice mai mare forta in a.
cest scop.s'
Printul LvOff i'll fruntea unei
delegatiuni, de Is persoane oficia-
lie, carl au VENT sd Sc inteleaga
Gu reprezentantii aliatilor, rugIn-
du-i ca sd tr1inita ajutoare contra
bolsevicilor. in aceasta delegate
stunt: Printul Lvoff, fostul prim-
ministru Kokovtzoff; vice-guverno-
rul korf din Finlanda; M. Vitrou-
boff, leaderul Zemtov-ului: M. De
Giers, ambassador in Italia; NJ.
Bakhmetieff, ambassador i'm Statele
Unite; M. Stakhevitch, ambassador
in Spania 81 NJ. Maklakoff, ambasa-
dor in Franta.
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KAIsERUL ESTE AsAsINAT
sTIREA NU Sc CONFIRMA.

PARIS, % Dec. (4.3O a. IN.
In Paris trece din gura in gura
stirea despre asasinarea fostulu
imparat al Germaniei. In camera
deputatilor s'a vorbit ieri Gu pri
wire la asasinarea lui. Pima acu
ma nu s'a PRINT nici cea mai sla.
ba confirmares (adeyerire) a sti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28
FEMEILE GERMANE IN Lup.
TIE DE STRADx

LONDRA. 27 Dec. Vaduve-
le, femeile si<dragutele marinari-'
lor germani revoltati au prins aFs
|mele 81 i-su insotit II luptele pen-|
'trn apararea palatulni regssel
contra gardei civile. 's|s. III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-28

Cetiti 81 abonati America"
= Siarul muncitorilor. Scris IN
intelesnl lor. Are oele mai par
fecte stiri dc acasa u din lpmea
|fntreaga. q
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STIR R\>\CASA.
Ardealul vazut din aerop|an.
NaSterea unei natiuni puternice.
CORRESPONDENTS SPECIALA A ZIARULUI ,AMERICA.)
Vrdbiutd de pc deal
Sb0ard de grab IN Ardeal
81 ne spune de suai ssnt
Fra deai nostri peaces pdn,int.

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oe omn are a lie bne pentru ocuior Stunt emne padur
dea Petrosen Vucan Lnpe 81 din a par In Ungara
r., a.s 80 - M " upa' p q 'o'lniea "'reaga.
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l d Co. sss - a 10 n'ai ia"' pos'a a' 1ara leac de
~ ue ioc' lara PIC de caroune~
econonca stam CIT Sc poate dc rau Pamintu fost
~ =. ,s . ps, ~ - m c' iuciat oe 1emel, asa pc
49, -; -; -. r p 2''' w ppe h'elein' 81 'itele sunt
alto nsr+ ~ ao ,sd m 8; A. - - s, p-' m , n ori oni
-, -, - - " = " ~ M ap'oape nepreeuioh
M uo o'a piesupun hu este MAJ mare dupa Gel al lOr
'lanae IN America dec cum va Il ace al Rominlor din America
W W acas % aSeap ca mare Il de praznlc cpa cInd Romi
u h'ree u va puea sa adune la nul sau iii ub din oate
pais1v 'u'nn'
Carturamea este raa Att IN Tara mama cit in Bueovin Ba-
Arda ugurene Vom avea nevoe de to fiji
[ Nv som avea oe ucru IN zoru mare reconstrurl
numal ln ferate pose Acestea absorb
kssysF " p~e ~ I'd.
tae von assa nssoe mare as CAPITA stralp
. 80 pasa' - u 81 neeo' ou eapitaiui nostru nu vom
propaganda ntlnsa IN acest lnteles ar ebui
poi'a ue-a urep'u. pretuundenea.
Dar pacatele mele ncepusem sa va sorc pecut
lucufle IN Adeal 81 end colo = ma pomeni la atele
Sa continun deci unde am interrupt
Pc maneuui imparaesc sodatimea romneasca en- off
I terri Ell sa aaturat consiuui national rominese
Alba spravit GU spusee sale dnnl Avrsmesn ;; d ;d
dat comanda de plecare Nea nrca in auomobIe r, ;,;
de odinioara acum in minie Romin,or Antomh t a+ 10
soferi (chaufer rom1ni in vestm;nte u;t,ro A. 10 + M
-tricolor rominesc .
In treacat ne unde No nreumba oob;; nm a ,;. * ,.;
Gu coarz unguresti 81 on cocarx; rom;nest; por @ -
Sc da rnta finala dntra doua neamur carl - NIT :; ds. ~
vcacuri ntre Unguri samovonc aspr;or a nitro Rn; comet;
suntem in saa mica comau,ui Al sost tot; z.r.t;o,
- ;t; - = $50 S' u ss.' to!l Alarstor un-
IA sen Il Sc spe e. vsr M "a sa "a
capeenie
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
WaveIetS
Fro
The Deep
c. Gre e n

While you are lingering around for
your best girl to get ready to go to
the theater you sure have "waity
subject" on your mind.
A woman will sit and knit and darn
the hot weather.
A king bee in the hive is most ev-
erybody's honey.
The farmer who says his greens are
the best in the county is usually do
ing some dande-lion.
Every watch today is made second
handed.
It's nice to have a sweetheart but
girls wouldn't you hate to have a
On the curbstone by the park sign
says, mo parking here" Why
not put one in the park to read "No
sparkling here"
Some ball players are in a League
with the Devil.
Some girls have a holy face and
others--holy smoke, what face!
Doe, re, mi, ia, sol, la, 81 doe
That's all the little girl can play
In the "flat' that's just below.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
MISS MARGUERITE
CLARK TO WE'D

Miss Marguerite Clark, one of the
leading stars of the motion picture
world has at last found romance In
real life She is going to be married.
She has announced to her closest
friends her engagement to Lieut.. H.
Palmerson Williams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank B. Williams Of New Or
leans.
Her fiance's father is head Of the
Williams Lumber Company of Pater-
son, with large timber interest
throughout he south, and the family
is we'll known in society in the south.
ern city. Lieut. Williams and his
flance are both in Washington, where
they have been receiving the congrat-
ulations of many of their friends. He
received his commission and was as.
signed to the ordnance department
and is on duty here.
Arrangements for the wedding
have not been made it is understood,
on account of the uncertainty Of
Lieut.. Williams assignment. If he
is detailed for foreign duty it is ex-
pected that the wedding will take
place soon. If not it may be longer
delayed.
The romance Of the actress who
shares with Mary Pickford, Douglas
Fairbanks and William Hart, all of
them Paramount stars, the greatest
popularity of any cinema players,
dates back sevral years to the time
when Lieut.. Williams was student
at Lawrenceville school, where he
prepared for Yale.
They did not meet again for al
most ten years, or until she went
south late last winter to boom the
liberty loan, and sold matter Of
$1S,O00,O00 worth of bonds during
trip through the middle west. extend
ing to New Orleans. Ahead of her
Miss Clark sent kilograms to friends
IN the various cities where she was
to cover asking them to withhold
their subscriptions until she arrived.
One of the kilograms went to Lieut..
Williams and he met her at the sta.
ton. They renewed their friendship
OF former years and he started her
sale OF liberty bonds in New Orleans
with a substantial purchase and did
the same in other cities where she
sold Uncle Sans securities, and he
also won her promise to marry him.
Miss Clark proudly showed her
warrant as a chief yeoman in the
navy given to her at Kansas CITY,
where she is almost as we'll known as
President Wilson but she said that
would not interfere with an alliance
with the army. They kept their Sc
cret well until now, when Lieuten-
ant Williams father and mother
came to Washington to meet Miss
Clark, and little parties in celebra.
tion of the engagement let out thu
interesting facts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
REPORTING DISEASE

The State Board Of Health desires
to emphasize the importance of re-
porting all communicable diseases to
the Bureau Of Vital Statistics, Jack
sonville. Unless this is done with
more promptness and accuracy than
has been done in the past, 1t will be
impossible for the Statistical Depart.
ment to give the desired information
to health officers, and keep a correct
morbidity rate which should be done
In order that the public might have
this information. Few realize the i'm
portance of a Bureau of Vital Statis-
tics, and that communicable diseases
are reportable under the State law.
Why does the State require com.
municable diseases to be reported9
These diseases have a tendency to
spread rapidly in a community unless
suppressed by local means, and, in or
der that such measures may be insti
tuted as soon as possible to prevent
the spread, it is necessary to know
the nature and extent of the threat.
ened epidemic. Time is of the utmost,
Importance in order to carry out this
successfully. Suppose a case Of
diphtheria is promptly reported. Tie
patient can be isolated, contact cases
watched closely and carriers looked
for or, as sometimes is done in a
family, immunizing doses of anti-toxin
administered to others in the family
to prevent the development of the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
APPROPRIATIONS OF CONGRESS

Here are the totals of cash and au-
thOriZations exclusive Of cents pro-
vided by Congress in the various sup
ply bills since ii met in December
last:
Agricultural, $27,S75,353.
Army, $12,0S5,211,113.
Diplomatic and consular, 1887, 1915.
District of Columbia, $15,O46, 1858.
Fortifications, $5,437,S14,112.
Indian, $11,O21,91O.
Legislative, executive and judicial,
$50, 1915
Military academy, $12,5S9,S46.
Naval, $780,, 46S,415.
Pension, 1920, O5O,OOO.
Postoffice, $377,573,342.
River and harbor, $23,S54,6OO
Sundry civil, $2,965, 203, 470.
Total regular acts, $22,S51 ,5S4,172.
Urgent deficiency, $733,151,7S9
Additional urgent deficiency, $780,
zoo, O22.
General deficiency, $1,O15, 1886, 1904;
total deficiency acts, $1,S39, 1888 ,2O2.82.
Permanent annual and indefinite
appropriations, including 1888 049, 1GS
interest on the public debt, $153, S14,-
600 for the sinking fund, $50, 1904 ,255
for the preparation and issuance Of
UNDERSTANDINGS.
Purchase of bonds issued by fed
eral land banks, 5000, 100000.
Operation of railroads under fed
eral control and compensation toitheir
owners, $5OO,OOO,OOO.
War finance corporation and capital
issues committee, $500, 100000.
Loans to our Allies, by the third
and fourth Liberty bond act, $3,000,-
100000.
Increased compensation to certain
postal employees during 1919, $26,946,-
02O.
Increase compensation to certain
other government employees during
1919, $25,OOO,OOO,
Miscellaneous appropriations, in
Guiding 100000 for vocational re-
of soldiers and sailors,
So, 666 900.
Total all other appropriations, S.
100 ,319,39S
Grand total, $29,791,2 41,773.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

We have every reason to believe
that jitney coffee in Tampa has not
been restored-at least, an engaging
young pharmaceutical purveyor of
"the drink that cheers but mot inc
.briates" smilingly took go cents worth
Of our coin for six cups at late
hour last evening. Do they discrim-
mate against people from the PROV
inces?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
TO THE PUBLIC

Mr.. Smith of Smith Bros, wishes to
state that he has left his uncollected
accounts with Mrs. Rogers, Of Rog-
ers' Grocery, and anyone wishing to
make payments or settlement will
please see her at Smith Bros old
stand. tai
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

The City Commissioners seem to
have settled the Sunday closing agi-
tation in reasonable and sensible
manner, as appears from the ordi-
nance on the subject which has its
first publication in this paper today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

disease. In the event it is a case OF
typhoid fever the case can be isolat
ed, source Of disease ascertained, if
possible, and remedied, and the other
members Of the family inoculated with
the typhoid vaccine to prevent their
the disease.
The prompt reporting of communi-
cable diseases involves effort and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Don't know whether that syndicate
page write-up of RUDE Allyn is worth
much to him in dollars and cents, but
we'll bet he would rather have had
1t than ten thousand dollars laid right
Gown in his palm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

With contractors going busted or
falling down on their contracts every
day, with the prohibitive prices and
absolute impossibility of securing ma
terial, and with the labor problem in
its present vexed condition-we can
not but wake up at nights sometimes
to feel good that Polk got her SPLEEN
did roads before these conditions be-
came acute.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Opportunity observes: IT lend nv
arm to all who say, I can" This
means particularly those who say 81
can tomatoes, beans, gaevas, and 9th
er Florida products" for they are
thereby accepting the opportunity to
serve their country and save for
themselves and the nation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

eases and report cards on his desk.
This list is furnished by the State
Board of Health; also cards are fur
nished to physicians, stamped and adj
dressed, for reporting the reportable
diseases.
Connecticut was the first state to
give complete authority to police
women.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Things seem to have run right nice
and smooth up at Tallahassee this
week. The Governor has not been
compelled to declare war upon any
State or nation, or offer to remove the
President. We take 1t that this un-
precedented harmony is due to the in
ftuence of his charming secretary pro
ten, Miss Ruth Cats.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Keeps looking better all the time
over there; but merely scotching the
Hun snake won't do. It'll have to be
beaten into pulp, so that it will ev-
ermore be powerless to raise its ugly
head for evil.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

trouble on the part of the physicians,
but the cost to a community of an
epidemic means not only a great fl
nancial loss but the anxiety, suffer
ing and the possible loss Of life can
not be estimated.
Is it worth doing? It is, promptly
and accurately. Every physician
should have a list of reportable dis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

When Duncan U. Fletcher drops
bis depth charge into the political
sea, there'll be only slight oily
trace of the subs that are trying to
"get" him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

The German ambassador to Russia
Is named Hellferrich. Sail right.
They've had Helferpoor over there
for quite bit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Some people seem to get up in the
morning saying to themselves, Lets
see what we can find wrong with the
world, or what we can crouch about
today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

The Citrus Exchange is the Florida
orange growers opportunity-nay, his
salvation, as it appears to us.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

Pleasanter weather prevailing down
here in South Florida than in any
other section of the United States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29

:, Florida beaches are crowded these
days with Florida peaches.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-29
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED

The Associated Press Is exclusively
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all news dispatches accredited to It or
not otherwise credited In this paper and
also the local news published herein.
All rights for republication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
"Pedce" Casualty List.

John Woodard, former assistant
city attorney, struck on arm by stray
bullet
John Bozarth, ~. shot In right
thumb,
A boy. young and badly fright
ened. scalp graZed by stray bullet.
A woman, young and pretty,
rlopped by trail OF tin cans on the
rear Of an automombile.
Several score persons missed by
"A hair by wild bullets.
The wonder is that more weren't
wounded and many killed.
Citizens were given carte blanche
to carry on az they pleased In View
Of the fact that war iS over
MIR Woodard was one of the last
10 report MS casualty. lie was walk
I'M ~ Tong Third street when tho hul-
let struck his arm Iic was stunned
for second. then looked at his coat,
nav whor" the bullet had struck his
s"cv" tearing hole through II. A
mnp about IN" size of u silver dol
lar wns raised on his left arm Mr.
Woodland suffered som" pain but
there is nothing serious about his
wound
Johnny Hozarth had the presence
0t mind 10 rush to physician'S ~
fiHc when a bullet shattered his r!Vht
thumb. Irc will remember 1t ns
long as h" liy"s and the thumb will
always bother him.
Scores Of people saw tn" other
hoy reach for his head where ho
found a stray bullet had set now
fashion for him in parting his hair
Tho wound was Just deep enough To