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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13

nal BILL headed the opposition to the
change, telling the house he had been
holding up the army appropriation bill
until the return of Secretary Baker TO
find out whether he wanted 100000
or 100000 men,
lie said that under the sclective
draft law every community was given
credit for volunteers in either the Ma
tional army or the National Guard and
that the war department S proposal to
change the draft quota basis repealed
this credit. He read q letter from
President Wilson in which the Presi-
dent said Ae though it proper to give
credit for volunteers.
Representative Nichols of South
Carolina, Democrat, opposed the bill,
| as did Representative Mondcll of Wvo-
ming. Mr.. Nichols said that, under the
bill, the war department could call on
South Carolina for instance to furnish
| 5000 men, while Massachusetts might
not be called on for any, as the war
| department had discretionary author
! it's.
Mr.. Kahn, replying to DR.. Dent. said
| the military committee was too mar
row viewed and asked what would
! be thought ii England. Scotland or
| Wales quibblcd over how many men
| each had furnished or if. in France,
said to Brittany eve will wait until
you have made up your quota
Local draft boards were instructed
by Provost Marshal General Crowdcr
to ignore all requests for listing ship
builders ON the emergency fleet except
when request was made before the man
actually was indicted into military
service. The boards were notified also
that they must not induct and send to
camps men in subdivisions b, c or d OF
class ! because Of slight, durable physi
cal defects unless the defect has been
cured
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
RULES GOVERNING
SABRINA STATUE
Amherst College Men Agree Concerning
Contest for Custody of Lady Now
with Even Classmcn.

Another chapter in the history OF the
Sabrina statue ut Amherst college IS
closed and q new impetus is given TO the
tradition by the establishment Of rules
for contest by a joint committee OF
seniors and juniors. Both sides of the
controversy have agreed to the follow
ing rules:
/. That the statue be produced be-
fore the college body at least once a
year, and thst during the last l.
weeks of the college year. 1t is to he
understood that in the years of the
Sabrina banquets the appearance of the
statue both before the college and at
! the banquet may be in either the first or
| last l. weeks of tho college year.
/ >. That artificial guards, such As
safety deposit vaults, storage in the
hands of express or railroad com
lpanies. or like methods of taking the
guardianship out of the hands of the
committee, and making il an offensc
against the law to attempt securing
| the statue. be considered as against the
rules of the contest.
| 3. That in the event of private
| houses, or other private buildings OF
property, being used as storage places
| the committee in charge of the statue
assumes sole and entire responsibility
for charges of burglary.
! It Is further agreed by both parties
that the introduction of statues other
than the one now held by the even
classmcn be barred.
| While the committee was dcllberat
ling, ii is rumored that the odd classmer
were culling various towns and cities
NOTABLY Northampton, Holyokc, Spring
field and Brattleboro, III an attempt tt
locate the lady who is the object OF tho
contest, and who was here few daFs
ago under the guardianship OF som'
lBrattlcboro Amherst boys.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
PROGRAM FOR MUSICALE.
Twenty Players to Be Heard in Red
Mems Hall Monday Night.

Al the musicale TO be given Monday
evening in Red Men 5 hall by Brattle-
bOro chapter, No -. American Guild Of
Banjoists, Mandolinists and Guitarista,
the following program will be present
ed: BY the chapter mandolin orehersta
"A group OF patriotic selections; Fall
ing Leaves, Seredv; Dance Of the
Crickets, Seredy: Beautiful Rainbow,
Odell; Hilo, Lua- Kali; -Four Little
Blackberries. O'Connor; Fighting
Strength, Allen; | Love You Truly, ,la-
cobs- Bond; Boys of the Militia. Boehnle-
in; Flying Wedge. Dolby. In addition
to the above selections by the orchestra
Ernest O, Cooke win play two mandolin
solos, with harp accompaniment by Miss
Lucie Cooke; Ernest NJ. DeAngclis will
play an unaccompanied mandolin solo;
Miss Esther Ericsson viii render piano
selection, and there will also be an
Irish harp solo by Miss Luele Cooke
Miss Mildred Novack, Miss Staeia No
Ivack and Sylvester Novack will present
a trio for mandolin, mandoloncello ans
harp guitar. The orchestra for tins
ievent will consist of about 70 players
and is under the direction OF Ernest 9
Cooke.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
"Hold Every Man to the Last
Man," Haig's Order to Army

l3-Ficld Marshal Sir in
Yesterday addressed to all ranks of the British
Flanders
Thrcc ago today enemy began
5Omle front His objects
the channel and the British
spite throwing already, divisions
enduring reckless sacrifice of fe he has made
little toward his goals We this the determined fight
and salt sacrifice of troops
''Words fail the
splendid offered the
trying circumstances.
Many To l would that vic
will belong the side which holds the longest The French
moving rapidly and support. There is
no other course open to us but to fight out
Every position must be held to the last There must be
With backs the wall believing the
each fight the end The safety
and the freedom mankind depend alike upon the conduct of
each this critical moment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13

1t Festival hall tonight, by request,
Lyman's orchestra will play Till the
Clouds Roll By from Oh, Boy, Come and
hear it. Next week everyone will be
whistling itAdv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
KAHN LEADS FIGHT
TO CHANGE DRAFT
Taking Quota on Basis of
Population Wrong, He
Tells the House
NATIONAL GUARD
CREDITS ALLOWED
Chairman Dent Refused to Pilot origi-
nal Bill and Headed Opposition to
Change-Holding UP Appropriations
70 Hear from Baker.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The fight
10 change the draft quota from
basis of population to the number Of
men in class l began in the house
Yesterday with Representative Kahn,
California, plotting the administration
measure A compromise amendment
offered by Representative Shallenber.
ger, Nebraska, TO base quotas on total
registration and liability TO military
service was defeated by a vote of 244
10 ll8.
The house voted 30 to IS to allow
each state and subdivision credit on
its quota for army ana naval volun.
teers, including national giardsmen in
federal service.
No one can read the speech of the
English premier in the house of com
mons last Tuesday, said Mr.. Kahn
without being impressed by the seri.
BUSINESS of the European war situation
and the magnitude of the task that lies
before us. The proposed legislation
takes the available from each locality
in proportion TO its resources 1t bring
fewer inequalities than under the first
draft. Population figures have been
misleading
Chairman Dent of the military com.
mittee, who refused to pilot the origi-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
NOW WANTS TO ENLIST.
Arthur II. Hirsch, Found Guilty of Be
- ing -tlrsrvc~uP Mind

MONTPELIER, April Is Arthur Ham
iIton iinsca, who has been in the county
jail for SOME weeks. having been found
guilty ot being a Stacker, has suffered Il
tau of mind and now want, to enlist
He has made application to do 50 through
Deputy United States Marshal G.. +.
Lackcy. He is a humber jack who failed
70 register in Barre where he was living
on June :. 1917.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev. f. @ 5. Os-
good pastor. Service Sunday morning
at 1890. Subject of sermon, The Iight
of Good Works Sunday school al
11.45. All are welcome at both serv-
ices.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, En-
terson building, Elliot street. Sunday
service at 1915 a. m. Subject, Are Sin
Disease and Death Real "Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting IT 80
Reading room open daily, except Sun
days, from 3 to 5 o clock. All are wei
come.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
! Do Sell Automobiles
But | Can't Tell
a Lie

A man asked me today
whether | had taken any
cars in trade for the neE-
Premier with Magnetic Gear
Shift. | couldn't tell a lie and |
had to tell him yes. He
bought one because he said it |
was a trade" You might
think so, too. The that
owned them didn't want
them, and I'm bowed if | do,
so here are a few of them:
1917 Hudson Super-Six
1.-TWO to select FROM
1916 Packard Twelve
1916 Franklin Touring Car
1918 Buick Six Passenger
1917 Buick Six Roadster
1917 Buick Six 5-Passenger
Touring Car
1915 Buick Four Touring
Car
1917 National Passenger
1917 Cadillac Passenger
1916 Hudson Six-40 7-Pas-
senger
1914 Buick, Model 81, 5-Pas-
senger
1917 Dodge Touring Car
1917 Hupmobile Touring
Car
1917 Grant Six Touring
1916 Chalmers Six-30
1.-TWO to select FROM
1917 Overland Roadster
1914 Overland Touring Car
1917 Premier Roadster
(4-Passenger) (TWC
to select FROM
1917 Premier Touring Car
(Three to select from
1917 Buick Seyen-Passenger
You don't need to come in if you ar
afraid we will chase you Drop us
line and we will give you all the detail
and give you the rock bottom price
and terms OF course If you insist "
will stand back of any car we sell yo,
I can not guarantee we will save yc
any money, but we will save you lots
steps.
Vermont Auto Sales Corporation
BARNEY Z. MEAD, Pres.
81 Elliot st. BrattlebOr
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13

Are you going to Oh. Boy: Foolish
question. OF course YOU are. Most
everyone Is Don't believe the doleful
story that all the tickets are sold; that 5
not So that is simply German propaganda
inspired by the kaiser to spread gloom
over our community, but there has been
| big sale OF tickets aud It's our sugges-
| ton that you select your seats today. We
are going to keep the box office open til
midnight tonight to accommodate YOU
j Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13

The children of the Congregational
Sunday school viii hold a spring fes-
tival Saturday, one weel, from today,
at clock in Odd Fellows temple.
Make your plans to 20. An adv. each
day next week will tell you of the
many attractions to be found there
ADV. IS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
BRATTIEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. Richard IT, Clapp, pastor of the
Centre Congregational church, viii eN-
change pulpits tomorrow with Rev.
Arthur =. Pratt. d. D., of Greenfield,
Mass. formerly of Bellows Falls.
The Old Folks dance given bv Den
mis- Rcbelah lodge in Odd Fellows
temple last evening was attended by
the largest number of the season and
was a very enjoyable affair. Lyman ;
orchestra furnished music for dancing,
Cards were played.
In meeting of the board of coun-
cillors of the Patriotic league held last
evening in the federal building IT was
decided to have rally and sing for all
women in town in the near future. the
date to he announced later. Various
other matters in which the league is in
tcrcstcd also were discussed.
! Taxuavers should take notice that
their inventories must be filed with the
listers on or Before April 20, one week
from TO-DAY The law requires this to
be done and any one who wilfully re-
fuses so to do is liable to assessment.
The listers will hc in the town clerk :
every dav next week for the purpose
of receiving lists and rendering any
necdful assistance Every taxpayer is
asked to do his part and thus conserve
time and money.
I At the annual conNocation of Fort
Drummer chapter. \. l.. K. 4. NJ. these
officers were eiected; l.. II. F., Arthur
Y. ID. Piper: X. John L. Coleman; $.
IL. L. Moflitt; G. of H., G. f. Merrill
p. s. IIarric T. Chase; R. A. G., Charlie
II. Hubbell; see, W. A. Subway
treas. Fred w. Putnam; NJ. Sd V, Car
f. Cain; NJ. 2d V, Harry ID. Wilbur
NJ LIST V, L. NJ. Stone. The officers ap
pointed are Chaplain, Rev. p. I
Trout; stewards, Major c. Houghto
and William b. Ninton corporator 70
three years, w II. Haywood; trustee
W. y. Shumway.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13
Critical.

81 designed this gown myself. -
was wondering whether it. was the
result of accident or design. "
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-13

Great Brtain's ration of wool for civil
purposes is to be reduced
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
FRANxO.AMERICKE VOJSKO OBSA.
ZUJE BANSKOU OBLASTV
LOTRINSKU.

Washington, 13. zaH. Podaffli francouzskemu
amerckemu vojsku jez nyni vrazo kiln st. Mhielu vraze
ny N9c spoeneckou armadu kde v6zel cele ctyry
roxy proniknout al Metam prpad6 ne, urvano by
bylo Nsmcdm Izem ez chova SVEN nru bohae zdroje
zelezn& rudy Ztracenim vydanch dd by byla
Nemecku velice t6zka DIE dohadu dodava ornsky
bansky prdmysl 800 veskere neecke zeezn6 rudy Bez
techo pramen by bya germanska vyroba sfeva vazne
hrczena sachy ahnou hlavne vychod sever zapad
od Meta rozprostrajf Sc al po mesto Langwy. i 4
PohraniGnf cara po vft6zne v&lce roku 1871 n9mecke
Franc vnucena rozdea celou bankou obast dive cas
"a valky dnesni zmocn Nemci hlavnch dolu nichz
ance cerpaa zeleznou poebu tax ze zbavena bya sko
veskereho vlasniho zeleza kere musea dovaze bud
Ange neb Spojenteh Satd Nyn6jS valecnou suaci
1poer teto van9 zeps Vseobecne ceka ze bombardo
vani Met jest oazkou jen n9koka mao dn Die vypov6d
francouzch ddstonkd sou umistsna dvac pacova della
z po deM dobu dostfeu Americka armada jest vyprave
vsem modernimi vaecnym vymozenostmi jak americm
postoupla jest znamenym povzbuzenm pro spoepce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
PHI DRUEIE REGISTRAR ZAPSANO
BYLO 100000 MUzU.
zELEZNICNlM ZkfZENCUM DOSTANE Sc ySTYCH
WHO'D

Washington 13. zan. - Dnesni zpravy dosle nejvyss
proosov generu Crowderov nasvedcuj ze pdvodn od
had zohy amerck& muzne silly znacns by pfekrocen Mso
ocekavanych 100000 jest dnes regrovano 14000000
muzd We veku Cd 18 do 81 a cd 80 do 45 let
Uplne souhrny vsech statd budou rukou dradl te
zfs noel nebylo by zadnym prekvapenm kdyby do
sazeno bylo 15 900.
Rditele drah ednotvych pasem byi vyzvani ably udai
zamestnance kerych jest nutn9 tfeba kte parne
voenske sluzby frohe budou propusen by doprava
zem neutrpea Oparen ce dvou tfetn zeeznicnfch
zfzencd cekoveho poctu dvou monI zamesnancn Ma
sne branch, jz dosta ma udanych dlev naezame ma
sledovnf odbory:
Hlavnf dfednky msry mechaniky pfednf dsniky, stro
Milky kovafe kotafe kempfe medikoce plubare elekr-
KY nspektory opravovace zeezncnch voz ejch p6ma-
hace ucednfky, chemky nspektory lokomoy yddc delhi
ckych Get tratisry jejich pomocny vhybkafe topce
strovdce konduktery brzdce pomocnym personalem
legrafisty, telefonnf zrizence atd. -
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(PokracovAnf Sc strany prvni.)

(Pokracov&nf Sc strany prvAt)
nym zpusobe bestanos ejch proppka neves merou,
kdyz donuceni by m9sto vyklid Domy byy drancovany
vSschny cenns vec vek& mnozsv pomerne maleho me-
sta odvezeqy.
od frony stale byn pfvadsn nemect zajaci mez
niiz major 4l9 pluku celym stabem Mezi zajatci
ch Perhingem jest $50 voaki jest to
pvn znamka zdejs fonte ze bod scasthuj rakou-
ske divise.
Ze zajatcu upadlo $500 muzl Americana poblfze
Montsecu Mez mimi byl hrabe major Schmesig jenz Sc
SWIM sabem mel iz vse spakovano ocekava sve zae We
vetn9 pfpadl neklad N9ci zaje valneho odporu Stale
noha ppadech jednolve oddly uniknuvsi clpnov&
palbe do zakopd nedbalem odporu srojnm puskami
ryche zvedali ruce.
Jedenact skadst nepfatelskeho stfeiva byo deostfe
oddem edeho armadniho sboru yyhozeno do vzdu
chu Zay valecnych automobiech byly pomerne male,
jen diva stroe byy znceny automoblovy sbor amercky
hasi ctyry zaty muzsva auomobilech pf operacich
nebyl zabit ami jediny
Americt letc pode vece vydatne bitve, boovali
spatneho poea mad n9meckym zemm bez vaznesho cd
nepftele Dnes nemdze bh dele feci nemecke mad
vad6 vzduchu Ze vzduchu sesreen by eden veky ba
lon Jeden aviakd vyznamena obzvlae statecnym ci
ee nizko mad ustupujfcf bater sestfe kone edno
no ddstojnfkd 4
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AMERICKE /.
ZTRATY.

Vcerejsf seznam americkych
ztrat We sFrancii vykazuje 315
jmen celkem. Clevelandske
ztraty jsOu: l.. Beckman, 2426
vych. So. ul., t6zce ran6n, FIR.
Mlckovsky, BIG Berg ave. lehce
ran6n; Stan. Masinsky Forman
ave. padl v akci. Ceske ztraty
jsou:
H. Kastl z New Yorku, padl.
Vaclav Kuchaf, Milwaukee,
Wis. t9zce ranen.
Frant. Kukacka 2 Minnesoty,
tezce ran6n.
+. Vmohradsky, z New Yor
ku, nezvestny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
VALKA ZLEPSl NASE PLEME

Jeden mas velky basnik ma
psal ,ze kazda v&lka je k nece
mu dobra.. Dnesnf valka zpdso
bila velke zm6ny v naA zivoto
sprave. .Jime dnes meme co do
obsahu, meme do rozmanitosti
a jime jidla mnohem prostsi a
zdzivnejsi, coz inusi5miti, "a ma
sledek sesileni naseho lidu. ,Je
stlize X tomu budeme jeste po
mahati 81 Trinepvym Lecivym
Horkym .Yinem, ktere usnadnu
Lje zazivani 2 udrzuje stale IA
ludek ' cistSt9, budou zaludec
nj potize, jako zaepa, spatne
traveni, boleni hlavy, lnervosa,
nespavUst, vseobecna slabost a
pod. nalezcti minulosti. v le-
karnach. $1.10. Mukami reuma
tismu, neuralgie, bolestf v kf{zi
a pod netreba Sc dati trapiti.
Trinerav Liniment Jest lex, kite
r$ ,da jistou a rychlou dlevu v
takovych pfipadech, jakoz i phi
pofamanf, oteklinach, namoze
nj 'svalh, 1nave nohou atd. V
lekarnach 35,a 65 cent?, postou
45,.a Is cent?. Joseph Triner
Comp, 1333-1343 S. Ashland
ovo Chico TIL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14

HAIGOVA VOJSKA u ST. QUENTIN.
(PoLEDNi BULLETINY:).

(POLEDNI BU1LETINY:) as
Londyn 13 zSf. - Po dobyti Havrncosrt britickA vo
a probila bike ku St. Quentnu rovn1x Francouzi
Mill - jednS pfedmSstskk osady.
Prosljchk ze velke francouzsks prmyslovs mSsto
Lille lezci belgckych hranic je uny opouit9no ze tito
pfpravu Sc Istupu severnf Francie polovny Belge
MarS<lek Foch v4sh, ze na hradbSch Met Lotrinsku
brzy zavlaje vitszns vlajka americk&.
Je proto nuno aby pine uzn8v6na byla rchovan6 auto
rita Nsrodnho vybor enz je dnes .tenos vl6dou
skoslovensksho nSroda.
Uk6znSni prodchnuti my;lenkou svrchovansho,
statn6ho 6eskosovenkho s&t nechf poxh& druh dhovi
a kaxdy af pouSuje lid.
Kazdy must byt poslancem. Kazds xsska rada, kazdy
hasiSky sbor kazdy ddvsrn sran must byt Seskym
slance To znamen6, xe kaxdy must s n6rod haiti proti
nepfe db1t toho, aby nirod by seSkov1n fadach pod
he.lem: SvRCHOVANY, SAMOSTATNY tESKOsLOvEN-
SKY STATl
Nase doba jese nepfisla Nelson jalove vyhruzky!
Name odvahu! Cesky nSrod ukxzal mnulost dobs
6asn6, e dovede hedS sri vst, k dovede kv6cet
rat! Bute pfpraveni aby bylo oxno zavoat vss v;i-
chn ma palubu "a heslem Ted nebo nikdy! NJ st
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14

~ Jak snadno Ire vyhrkn val
Ky, vyna5el starry Dohnal svym
"ZAZRACNYM ELIXlREM",
kteroux n&rodni operetu sehra-
je TYL v nedSli dne Is. z&fi Y
c. N. Sini na Broadway. Pred
prodej listkd tamtez v obcho-
de- p. Vacka.
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NARODNf WBOR CEsKOsLO OVEN
= j. SKOU VLADOU.
NARoD DovEDE HLEDET sMRTIivsTkfCs
.. A KRVACET!
Ceskoslovensk& 'Tiskova Kancelaf.

-> Ceskoslovenska 'Tskova Kancelaf. -
Washington, D. c. Novym dokladem smyslenf naseho
du jeho vddcl jech rozhodneho stanovska shodneho
nam zahrancnfm hntim, byla veka anifesacnf sch1ze
ceskych zemedelcd kraje Nymburskeho ma nil promuv
byvaly mnistr poslanec Karel Prasek.
Rec jeho nenechava zadne pochybnost pravem smyse
nj ct9ni nasich donna.
Posanec Prasek boufliveho souhlasu sfct ceskych
sed&kd prehas ze narod ces MEDIA neleka zadnych
persekuc Pfeze vsechny rakouske epc vlady at cele
sojf kdokolv Pfez cesky narod Stuergha Clama Mart
nice, Seidlera, pfezije Hussarka jine.
osudu tesk&ho naroda nebudou rozhodovat rakouske
vl&dy komandovan& Wolfy Teufly.
Jde udrzen jednoty narodn do DOLBY kdy udeff hodna
naseho naroda
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PREJE 81 VYSLANf AMER
VOJSKA DO ITALIE.

Washington, D. c., 13. zafi.
Ones byl president Spoj. Statd
vyzvan zastupcem Tillmanem
2 Arkansasu, ably vyslal asi 200,
900 neb 100000 muzI americ-
keho vojska do Italie. Pfedpovi
da, ze by americka dtast zahy
prinutna Rakousko k zanecha-
nj dalsiho valceni ma vlasskych
front4ch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
FRANCOUZSKA KOMISE o.
N iKRADENA.,

Dne,4. zari prijela do naSeho
mesta francouzska komise, by
81 zde prohEedla tovarny ma va
lecne potfeby. Vcera pax odjiz
della do Detroit a "a cesty PIP.
Ed. Ceuillerior a prof. Fred.
'Feral shledali ze byli: okrade
nj 0 5000, $50 franku jakoz
nektere p1.ivatni listiny. Papfry
tyto nemaji z&dnou cenu, a.
vsak pOlicie pficita kradez M
vrub nemeckych ,agentt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14

~ "K<z % toho doGk&me'',
pxje Jenik . AniGkou ' "Z1-
xra6nsm elixiru", ktery sehraje
Tyl v &. N. Sini ma Broadway y
nedSli IS. z&fi. Abyste q toho
do1kali take, neopomente 81 "A
koupiti pfedem vstupenky ' oh
chods p. Vacka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-14
DOSVEDCENf.

Stvrzuj tmto, re jsem vyzvedla admnistrace Sveta
dne 49, za 1913 obnos 1852 80 Ceske Narodn sdru
zen kterazo castka bya dne H. za svetu vykazana
~ M. BASLOVA, risetnice
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-24
HARMED

Rev. Johnston filed his regular ap
pointment at the Methodist church
Sunday.
School is progressing nicely under
the management of Miss Maude Smith
as principal and Miss Lillian May as
sistant teacher.
Boone Allen, San Francisco, Cali
who has been visiting his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dan Allen returned to Camp
Monday. He was accompanied bv Mr..
and Mrs. Allen who spent few days
with their son, Tom Allen and family,
Louisville.
]. M. Crume has accepted the posi-
ton as r. X. agent here.
The Baptist Missionary Society met
Saturday with Mrs. Lon Smith, Hard
ipsburg Those who attended from
here were: Mesdames Robert Wealth
erford, H. b. Mormon, w. T. Gregory
and z. Brown.
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visiting relatives here.
Rev. c. L. Burlington filled his ap-
pointment at Ephesus Sunday. This is
his last service for the Presbyterial year.
He is a good man and an earnest work
er for Christ and the people of Epnesus
congregation would be glad to secure
his service for another year.
Miss May Pile who has been visiting
relatives at Constantine returned home
Wednesday.
A Junior Red Cross circle was organ.
lied Friday with Miss Louise May as
Chairman and Miss Clara Davis, Secre-
tary. They have thirty members now
and the promise of several more to join
soon.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met Thursday with Mrs. James Mccoy.
Miss Virginia PAYNE was in Louis
vile Friday.