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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,

Leave lticnnr.,u Arr,ye h,cnn,nuu
A. o.. 0 AM tl2.ov IN .lZao PM ss., pM
o29 AN IO u 80 Pm sll.25 Psi
9.l6 An 10 PM 6.0a PM tI230 Nj
~ hien n,l aSnins,on Local., Lv; G.Iv Isl
'iaiiy. fredericksburg Accom-. week days. Ly.
t.lo PM: A.: se.i5 Am. Ashland Accom-. week
lays. Lv.:' 40 AN. 90 PM; 1850 AN, $50 IN
or this train sMain y, IIa
Byrd ST. Sta stopping a, Elbal sElba Sta.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

;, iSaye isyTd :, Street, station. Richmond.
800 r 81, - s. :. OSM 81. q d. 300 a NJ
FOR liNCIBURG AND THE WEST.
.9,:o a n. 80 90 l.. NJ 1885 l.. II.
=, arrive Riehmoni from Norfolk. 20 =.
Al. 'b.Si i. u. From the West. $50 .
~: n,.2,iilo T.; ~ 80 r. NJ .s:i5 7. 81
once: SIS K. Main 81. Phone Mad a.;
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George IL. Drndlcf. Jr.

george Is. Bradley, Jr.. eldest son
OF Kew. George Y. Bradley, Of 4ol South
Belvidere Street, died yesterday at
l:3o o'clock in the Naval Hospital.
Brooklyn. He had been i'll for several
weeks.
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & 0HI0 RAILWAY
SeabOard Air Line Railway COMPANY

Trains leave daily; a. 81. Norlina
local: 1915 +. NJ. Slecpers Atlanta md
Jasksonvlile: $50 +; 81. Atlanta girminrrH.
ram SPECIAL; $40 l.. NJ. S!cepers Jackson
6:t5 =. NJ. $50 i. N.
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4UTChfOBELES
AUTOMOBILES FOR


BRIscoE -Don't ian TO the new BITS
easy on gas OIL and lires--the ear that
backs Up the nations thrift. 3lo West
BRiSCOE-You will always find the Briscoo
simple. accessible. sturdy and dur
able. Phone Randolph 1868 for demonstra-
DODGE touring ear. 1850: Ford roadster.
A X riller. 1905 West Brond street
'0 Mr. Andrews 5iss wcst Broad " Street, sec
KLINE 1917. rum about 2.OOb miles; paint
and mcchanical condition exceptionally
good Phone Randolph 1863.
MARMON. hrst-ciass condition. 7-passcnger;
Chandler S-cy!inder. Scrlps Booth 4-Das-
Ford 2i2 North Eighth Street.
MANI ELl.-Automobile and license for
sale at reasonable price. In good order
Phone Madison tllS or apply 1911 West
MAXWEl;L touring: good condition: a bar
Hnln. phone Rnn!olph $3.50.
PACKARD, model 80. seven pu ssenger: viii
stand heavy loading; suitable Tor taai.
IS South Ninth ST Randolph 1881
REQ 1915 touring: good mechanical condi-
lion. See Nj. {. H. Walden. 81, West
Broad Street
SANON RuNABOUT for sa.G Splendid
condition. Run only II few miles s3UG
+ l0i. care Times Dispatch
AUTOMOBILE. good condition. cheap, OF
I'll trade for good Ford. Randolph
GOOD useI cars cheap Newly painted
Kaehier Motor Co. Kyiand and Broad
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LOST AND EouND,

P0CKETBOQkTLost In city, black fold,
rsceiptB: namo on card, Philip Alto. Jr.
Finder please return to $40 West Cary. Re-
PoCkETBo0k-I,ost. between Miss Nor;
East cry ono %" basH fd sTeG hed
ee00ntaininY, 'L27 aud one ticket book mad mad;
Richmond, on T.. r. q =; Finder please
or call Mrs. Bibb. Randolph 5323-W.
SMALL GOLD PIN. black enamel and
LOG North Rowland
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CONDUCTORS AND MOTOR

CONDUCTORS AND MOTOR
MEN-Wages, 80 cents per
hour for first year up to 35
cents per hour at end Of fourth
year. Credit given former
trainmen for previous service
with us. Age 10 to SO years.
Permanent employment to men
of good character. Apply 2 P.
NJ. The Capital Traction Co.,
Thirty-sixth and NJ Streets, N.
W.. Washington, D. G.
FOREMEN - Wanted,
labor foremen with
gangs of Is men or
more; As to 55c per hour
paid to foremen, Soc per
hour paid to laborers,
time and one-half for
overtime. Apply En-
ployment Office, Foun-
dalton Company, Seven
Pines, Va.
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harhors. where even submarines can
not reach them, and if ever "diCcinr
out should he decided upon. they are
Iikely 10 play very conspicuous part.
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USED CAR DEpA RTNl

USED CAR DEPARTMEET
Roo touring. 1915
Slime 1917. run about = 900 miles
klir" 1917. run about :. 600 miles
paK!ani roadster, bargain
tTisco. touring. newly painted
1917 Ford. equipped with Iiassler shock alb
sorbcrs perfect condition
cAFiToi. MOTOR CORPORATION.
VIZ WNst Llrnil SIrn..i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

COLORED CHAUFFEUR for
Ford Sedan. Thomas M.
Hearn, Universal Motor Co.,
1912 West Broad.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


PHACP-EdwIn Phaur. Funeral Director nd
tmoainer jo3 l.. Main. Mad 1871: Ran sS,;5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-27
ScHoZE JEDNATELo PRO
PRODEJ BONDb SVOBODY.

Velke nadsanf panovalo We
schulz 1000 jednateld, ktera
Sc konala vcera vecer v Central
armory. Jsou to vesmes muzi d
zeny kteri dobrovolne Sc nabi-
oli tu praci vykonat. Vddce
George B. Harris cslovil shro-
mazdeni, pripominajfc vsem,
ze pujdou prodavat dice pro
nejvetsi korporaci ma svete. A
vsak nez nekomu ty dilce, pro-
date musite sami 1okazat, ze
tomu v6rite. Jak mnoho z vas
Jste Sc jiz pro koupi Bondd u
psali?
S velikym jasotem kazdy Eve
I'll ruku.
Mlada zena Sc objevi,a ma je
VISIT v uniforme srbske jizdy,
jejiz prsa zdobily tri zasluzne
krfze "a jeff hrdinstvi We valce.
V delsi reei poukazala, ze ka-
IDA obec musi vykonat co Sc od
nj zada, jinak to bude zname E
nat vyhru nemeckeho cisare na
zapadnf fronte. TIA zena byla
Sergt. Ruth Farnam, americk5
dlvka, ktera r. 1914 prodela.
la valku ma Balkane byla sv5
dkem provadeni nemecke kul-
tury v Srbsku. We sve reci po.
kracovala: My caste hlasame
ze jsme nejvetsi a nejsvobod,
Esjsi narod ma svete. Nyni Sc
nam naskytuje prilezitost to dc
kazat. Sahneme po nasem bo
hatstvi, nasim zlatem dodelej
me ten napor, ktery nasi vojin
vc Francii zapocali. Kdyz vykt
name svou povinnos. zde, mas
hOSi s francouZsky,ni a anglic
kymi ponesou mas prapor dt
Nemecka pres Ryn, ma ulic'
Berlina, az ke korune proklet,
no Wilhelma.
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MAX.

Pani Anna Kaucka 2 Kins-
man Road, znama ccska pionyr
ka, vypestovala letos mnozstvi
maku ma farme sve Gcery v JEFF
ferson. O. Pred lety max proda
van byl po 10 centech libra a v
nynejsich dobachsvalccnych IL
bra maku stoji $1.2O. While
dem k teto drahots pestovan
byl letos max zvlast v Monta-
ne a Kalifornii jabcz ma ne
kterych ceskych farmach v O.
hio. Vsude Sc yydasil a nasle-
doyne rovnez uroda maku pa
nj Kauckou ma farme v Jeffer-
IN zaseteho je znacna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-27

John c. Raining daval ma
vod jak Sc pfi prodeji mali "a.
chovat. Nepokousejte Sc Bondy
rrodavat mezi dvefmi, Wy ne
jste zadne "peddlers". Vstupte
do domu, neb kazdy zastupu-
jete Stryce Sama.
Dnes vecer v hotelu Statler
konaji schdzi herci. herecky
Gobrovolni hudebnfci, kteri 81
rozdeli 1c.nkovani pi'i 180
schuZich.
Pristi nedeli v prIlvodu Sc Oh
jevi prvne prapor Jihos:ovanu.
Alegoricke vozy vypravi il
hoslovane, Cechoslovane, Srbo-
We, Chorvati, Slovinci. Pochodu
jici zeny Jihoslovanu budou
brat ma tamburice.
V cele pruvodu bude pocho.
dovat guverner Cox. Slavnos!
Dude NIT historicky vyznam, a.
gitacni vliv, a proto Cechoslo
vaci by NELL byt v plnem poet.
zastoupeni.
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ZARITA AUTEM.

VCera vecer chtela 18leta A.
Nunhall z els. 1881 Crawford
rd. vstoupiti ma karu ma rohu
Payne ave. a vych. 22. ul. a jak
sesla s chodniku ma ulici byla
prijizdGifcim autem prejeta a
ma mista usmrcena. Samohyb
rizen by M. Schattungem, 18
rCkG starym z els. 3173 zap.
"a. ul., ktery byl zatcen a OBJ
ZalOVan ze Zabiti.
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NEHoDA.

Cap. N. Simonson, 1906 La
ke ave. a Perry A. Clapper,
1864 Ethel ave. vraceli Sc z OBJ
chodni cesty, kdyz ma Lakeside
jejich kara zachycena byla pro
tijedoucim autem a prevrace-
ma. Oba zastali pod karou k re
mi .isouce primacknuti. Pc delsi
dob6 hyli osvobozeni a dOprave
nj do Lakewood nemocnici, kde
lekari shledali, ze mali Oba
rozstepen6 lebky a re mimo to
no utrp6li vnitrni zraneni.
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.AMERllcKE K
ZTRATY.


Ma dnesni listin6 amer. ztrat
We Francii nachazejf sc 462 jme
ma padlych, ranenych neb po
hfesovanych. z tech 249 volt
MI pablo a SO ranam svym pod
lehlo. Clevelandsk6 ztraty pax
jsou:
A. Sachenski, 2423 vych.
rs. ul., tezce ranen.
F. Ekelman, 1868 Harvard
ave., padl v boji.
Otto Kanserski, 3547 zap.
SIS. ul., padl v akci.
w. Noble, 1915 Curtiss ave-,
pohresuje Sc.
Fl. Fair z New Bedford, padl
v boji.
F.. Slupecky 2 Toledo padl v
boji.
Ceske ztraty 1sou:
JOS. Malek 2 Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, padl
AL. Tyska 2 Detroit, padl.
NJ. Mikyska z Texas, padl
MI. kozina 2 Pennsylvania
padl.
Vacl. Sandera z Pennsylva.
ME, nezvestny.
Jan Levy 2 Ne Yorku podleh
ran6.
J. Kotalfk 2 Pennsylvania
padl.
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OSOBNf.

DR.. Hurt Broadway, byva-
ly lekar u G. S. P. S., odjel wee
Ia do tabora Mead, Md, kde
bude Sc venovat polni vojen-
ske sluzbe a to v hodnosti ka-
pitana. Ku praporu do Mead
komandovan byl telegraficky,
takze Sc svymi nejblizsimi zna
mymi zde ami rozloucit Sc ne
mohl.
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! III II m
ClenIm a clenkan,
Sokola Iiavllcek,

Pristi nedeli ria zahajenf ctvr
te pdjcky svobody, jest pora-
dan veliky pfdvod dolejsim
mestem. Slcaftni Sc jej vse-
cky clevelands4 Is ~organisace a
tez my. 80
Bratri a sestry! Sraz v uvede
nou nedeli We 1880 hod. odpo-
ledn v Ces. Mar. Sini v kro-
jich anebo>s $ pasky. Ponevadz
dcast nase musi byt 1907, do
stav Sc bez vyjimky kazdy
a v cas-!
Upozorneni: Dne ID. rijna
kona sc v nasem m9st6 sokol-
sky Sized nasi Obce. Ubyto-
vaci vybor zada bratry a sestry
kteri by chteli hektere delega-
ty po dobu sjezdu jpohostiti a
ubytovati, ably sc prihlasili u
bfi: B. E. Ptak, 4914 Broad
way; VI. Kadlec, 1925 Broad
way, u EN-. Relich, 1904 Le-
ster Ave. Cihte pfihlasky jiz
dnes - ne az ppslednf den.
$TARosTA.
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UPOZORNEN1 |
ODBOCKAM
"VCELEK".

CT. clevelandskym odboc-
kan "Vcelek" sc timto cinl
vyzvani, by Sc sucastnily pfl
sti nedeli odpoled. v plnem
poctu prdvodu v zajmu Bon
dG Svobody.
Stanovist6 vsech Odbocek
je ma 30. ul. mezi Prospect a
Central Ave. Cas- presne sta
noven ma / hod. odpoledne.
Cepicky a zasterky pro Glen
kyne odbocek lie dostati u
pi. M. Zemanbvei v Probulo-
We ma Broadway. :.
CT. sestry, jest nejvys "a
doucno, ably Pomocny Sbor
"Vcelek" co ceskoslovenska
organisace v pine sile vystou
rila v tomto prdvodu a byls
dustojne representovana, me
ri jinymi narody. Zarad' Sc
tudiz kazda v mas cesky spo-
lecny kruh.
Odbocka Broadwayska Sc
sejde v Probulove We 1890
hodin odpoledne.
Sestry, ma sva mista!
M. ZEMANOVA,
pfedsedkyns.
JOS. KUPCOVA,
tajemnice.
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Ze schize Pornocne-
) ho Sboru "Vcelky".

Ia velke tcasti ze vsech ca
stf mesta Sc veera konaia me-
slcnf schhze We skolnf budove
Fanny Marii Lourdske. Schdzi|
zahajila pred. pi. NJ. Zemano-1
va. Zapisky minule schdze
lrfijaty. Poradajici vybor oa
|Jednoty Ceskych Dam pozval
Weekly, ably Sc s1castnili slav-
rosti odhalenf praporu,. ktera
Sc kona druhou nedeli v mesici
Iriinu Ceska Narodni SIM na
Broadway.
Do schuze Sc doslavili vojini
z Ceskoslovenske armady MI
! Ia, Vimer Honza, kteri pojad
nall pomerech Ceskosloven-
ske armady We Francii. Mezi j.
1
rym bylo receno, ze nemame
nenavidet ty nemecke matky,
| jejichz synove jsou hnany ably
,razdili, nybrz musime nen5-
vtdet ty, kteri ty hrdzy valky
zavinili. Az dejiny budou psat
. hrdinech v teto valce, pax &C.
skoslovenska armada Y Rusku,
"a vse CO tam musela prodelat
g. zkusit, zaslouzl hyt ma prv-
MIN miste. My We Francii ku
porovnanf mimi 81 jen ma vo-
Jaky hrajeme. O mas jest posta
rano. Nase genera!ove zivoty
vojinG chrani. Valka bude wy
hrana dely Ma daIekou VIDA
lenost. Dekovali Vcelkam "a je
jich obetavou praci. Kazdy dar
Vcelkami dobrovolnikGm zasla
ny pusobi hrejtve ma jejich srd
ce, jsouce vedomi, re jest ne
kdo "a mimi, kdo sc ne stara
a Jim pomocnou ruku podava.
Neradi utracime zivoty spolu-
lidf, ale zda-li uchr5neni svobo
dy, niceni lidskych $ivotG vyza
duje, pax at jsou to Nemci, kite
II "a sve hrichy must trpet.
Pan Martinek vyzyval Vcei.
, ky k pilne praci. Nase heslo mu
81 byt pracovat = pracovat a
Ease pracovat.
Pan Bernreiter> vyzyva Vcel
: ky, aby Sc cetne pristf nedel
: rrdvodu s1castnily. Seradent
> ceskych spolku a vyborG Sc bu.
: de konat ma vych. 30 ul. mez
: Prospect a Cedar ave.
n Pan Pankuch odpcrucuje, a.
!, hy 81 Weekly vypracovaly sta
/ novy, die kterych by Sc kazdt
: odbocka Tidila. Usneseno, alb,
kazda odbocka 81 zvolila tt
icienny vybor, ktery Sc ma seji
V Probulove 1tery 8. rijna ,
3 hodin Nacer. V t6 schulz 81
stanovy vypracuji q do konfe
renee Mar. SdruZeni pfedlozi
Ffedsedka OZnamuje jak Sc M
vsech stranach zakladaji odbo
Gky a obetavost radseni pr,
praci Sc vSude objevuje. By
zvolen zvlastni triclenny vybor
ktery bude vlnu hotovou pra
ri kontroloyat. Ufedni praci d,
konce roku budou jeste ocho
tou vykonavat pi. KrI rIkavov:
pokladnice, pi. Kupcova ucet
nice, pi. Vaneckova tajemnice
Pc schulz byly udkyne podele
ny dbOry iakych Sc slavnost
slcastni.
Kazda Vcelka necht Jest ,
nedeli pred jednou hodinou +,
Probulove. Fotografista D. Ii
mex vezme podobiznu vsecl
Ifitomnych a pax abychom je
ste dostaly misto ma karach. \
pdl druhe budou jiz kary zap
meme, re zadna ami nczastavi.
-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
Outside Firms Pleased With Fair

Two at least of the outside firms
exhibiting at the Rock County Fair
last week are well pleased at the re-
ception given them here both by the
Fair Association and the public.
These firms, Schrub & Tall of Edg-
erton and the Oliver Chilled Plow
Company, Of Milwaukee had trac-
tor display on the grounds consist
ing of a Lacrosse Happy Farmer
tractor pulling two and three bot
toms of the Oliver makes of pIows,
field consisting of several acres of
hard land was plowed to show this
tractor and the Oliver plows could
do.
The work done by the Lacrosse
tractor was something of a revela-
ton to many of the farmers who
witnessed the demonstration. Pull
ing two of the Oliver fourteen inch
plows this tractor ran backward and
forward across the field with no one
on it to guide or tend it, there being
a man only at each end of the sixty
rod lands to turn the machine on the
headlands. There is no self guide
attachment on these plows, the guild
ing being done by the front lead
wheel, and the back drive wheel,
both of which run in the furrow and
are. so sensitive to the guiding lines
of the depression that they follow it
accurately without guidance by hand.
One of the greatest claims made
for the Oliver plows is the jointer
coulter with which they are equipped,
making it possible to turn under any
and all kinds of weeds and trash
perfectly. These coulters have a
patent oiling feature, wherein hard
oil is forced under pressure on to
the the axle over the entire surface,
guaranteeing fabrication under all
conditions.
At the field test Friday, although
in competition against some of the
best makes of tractors and plows
this combination of the Lacrosse
Tractor and Oliver plows won the
first premium over all competitors.
Both these firms were SO well
pleased with their reception at the
Rock County Fair that they declared
they will be on the ground again
next year, and at the same time do
mated their premium money to the
Association to be added to the
amout to be appropriated next sea-
son for tractor and pillow demonstra-
tions.-Evansville Review.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
EAST PORTER

Will Gardiner spent Wednesday at
the fair in Milwaukee.
Miss Esther Nelson of Edgerton spent
Sunday with Edith Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kjernes visited
relatives in Madison Sunday.
Mrs. B. C. Jackson is spending a
week at the Wright home.
Miss Alice Wright was a business
caller in GAINESVILLE last week.
Word comes from Louis Jenson that
he is still at Camp Mills, Long Island
New tobacco sheds are being erected
on the Peach, Sommerwald and Lough-
ran farms.
Rev. Rhoad and family and J. S.
Marsden and family spent Sunday at
the Gardiner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haylock and
family are visiting relatives and at
tending the fair in Milwaukee this
week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE
ALBION

Frank Sheets spent the latter part of
the week in Chicago.
F. B. Lawton and son Stephen were
Madison callers Monday.
Miss Marion Bliven has resumed her
studies at Mercy hospital, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. l. D. Humphrey spent Tuesday
of last week with Mrs. Clara Swift.
Mrs. E. A. Drake attended the Red
Cross meeting at Madison Wednesday.
Mrs. A. H. Painter and daughter
Mae are spending week at Beloit and
Walworth.
Miss Vine Randolph of Milton juno
ton is visiting Mrs. Olivia Reuterskiold
for few days.
A number of the young people en-
loved a party at the home of Leonard
and Esther Carlson Thursday.
Martin Gunderson, Will Mills, Clar-
ence Osborn and E. A. Drake made a
business trip to Madison Saturday.
Thursday being Registration day, the
loyalty meeting has been postponed
until the next regular meeting night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Stephenson and
Miss Barker of Brodhead were callers
at Mrs. A. H. Painters last Tuesday.
All young people who graduated from
the Albion graded school last spring
are attending the Edgerton high school
this year.
Two more of our Albion boys have
answered the call to the colors. VIM.
Pells and Lewis Emerson left for camp
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Spaulding &C
companied their son Lucius to James
vile Thursday where he had his tonsils
removed.
Pastor C. S. Sayre and family went
to Chicago Monday where they will
visit Mr.. Sayre's sister, Mrs. Loufboro,
until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Humphrey at
tended church at Milton Junction Sat
urday and took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Barker.
W. E. Slagg was called to Milwau-
kee Monday by the death Of his wife
brother. He will go from there to Eau
Claire where he has accepted position
in the school for the next year.
Albion Township Red Cross.
Wanted More workers at the work
room next Monday afternoon. Another
order has been received and the work
must be rushed as fast as possible.
More quilts are needed at the Madl-
son cantOnment.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
AT THE LYRIC

Mary Miles Minter in "The Beauty
! and the Rogue" will be the attrac-
ton at the Lyric tonight (Thursday.)
Miss Minter is portrayed as the
daughter of wealthy man who in
dulges her every whim, her biggest
whim is doing good among the I'M
fortunate, and to reform them. How
she tries to reform a burglar and
the result forms a very interesting
attraction.
The story of great love found at
the end of a great sorrow is told in
'"The Other Man," which will be
shown on Saturday. Harry Morey
the Doctor as sent to butler by
a faithless wife, and Dorothy Har-
mon, as the society girl, form a
strong support to this drama.
"At the Mercy of Men," featuring
Alice Brady will be the attraction on
Monday. This is gripping story of
Russian romance with Miss Brady
creating the role of Vera Souroff, the
daughter of retired army officer.
cover the Top" founded on Ser
geant Amthur Guy Employs famous
| book of the same name will be shown
at the Lyric next week, Wednesday
and Thursday September 18th and
10Th. Sergeant Enphey, probably
the best known soldier who fought
in the trenches to SEW the tide of
German barbarism appears as the
star of cover the Top" and he is
said to enact wildly the stirring ex-
periences met by the French and
British who held the lines against the
Boche in the first mad months OF
war. cover the Top" in book form
is the most widely read and probab-
ly the best known book published in
recent years, and will be fully as en-
pertaining in picture form which pre-
sents the high lights of Employs
thrilling narrative of action in No
Mans Land, with strong dramatic
story knitting the facts together.
Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
her 18th and 10Th. Shows 1880 and
900. Admission IS and rs cents
plus tax.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
The Mallet Reserve.

Sergeant Earl Shaw and Sergeant
Richard Brown are now attached to the
Mallett Reserve. The France number
of the Stars and Stripes gives the fol-
lowing concerning the Mallet Reserve:
This organization consists of zoe 5-ton
trucks American trucks driven over
French roads, driven now by French,
now by American drivers, Differed by
French and American officers, carrying
French and American troops, French
and American ammunition.
The Mallet Reserve is so named be-
cause its commanding officer is Major
Mallet of the French Cavalry, and is
called q Reserve because it is attached
to no Army corps, but rather is held in
reserve for emergency duty whenever
crisis in the war brings crisis in
transportation. This means that the
interminable line of camions bearing
the Mallet mark will invariably appear
wherever things are hottest, that the
trucks and their drivers know no rest
from one years end to the other.
They live in their trucks, sleep in
their trucks. They move over France
like gypsies. Whenever a groupment,
group OF company WlCnQraWS from the
road into field for few days rest
and repair, the trucks still serve as
tents.
Time was when each truck dragged
its drivers quarters behind in the form
of trailer, but it was found that this
wasted gas, SO the trailers were abol-
ished, and the drivers of the Malet
Reserve now. move and live in their
trucks as turtle lives in it's shell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-13
FULTON

Adelbert Clough of Chicago is visit
ing Oscar Ellefson for few days.
Roy Babcock has been i'll the past 10
days but is able to be at work again.
Peter Halverson is confined to his
home with severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
The village will have only eleven men
left if all the Is to As men have to go
to war.
Charles Raymond was in GAINESVILLE
the past few days for an operation on
his nose and throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Monnell have
returned to Chicago after few days.
visit with relatives here.
School opened on Monday and the old
bell sounded good. Miss Hanson and
Miss Berg are in charge.
Most of the citizens of our village
witnessed the first sight of an airplane
passing over this section last week.
Mr.. Sidney Watson and daughters,
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Pease, returned to Chicago.
Automobiles were not so plentiful
last Sunday as the Sunday before but
still there are few that have not seen
fit to respect the request to save gaso-
line.
Fulton Congregational Church.
This coming Sunday there will be the
following services:
Bible school at 10 o'clock.
Preaching and worship at II o'clock.
You are cordially invited to worship
with US. Frank T. Rhosd, Pastor.