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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

A. 10 usual for this paper, issue every year during
the Holidays edition that always surpasses any
other aton-in Glass; makeup display Of adver-
tements and the character of the feature articles.
We have this year gone to an unusual expense in
curing the best articles of naturehavng also
secured the services Of Chas. s. York, wel.known
writer, who will contribute this paper only many
interesting well timely subjects.
With this, we have been accorded strong support by
a majority of the merchants and business of this
county, which is necessary for to issue such ed
tion without great loss TO them we, we'll
readers grateful.
The Hayti Herald this year will be quite a delightful
surprise to the reader for its unusual fine appearance
and quality Of its contents. We holding fond
hopes that it will meet with the approval that
hoping it will, as we are spending much time, money
and energy in making it our best yet.
We issuing Two thousand and Five Hundred
copies and of this number will send free copy to
each and every soldier from this county, whose
and address we receive, whether he is in camp
overseas. We want those names and addresses. You
can help by sending handing US a list of those
you know
Due to the conditions have been unable to
make this announcement sooner, and the time is
very short must ask that soldiers letters, their
names and addresses be sent real early.
nesday, December 1Sth and then, hope to place in
have surpassed all others.
THE HAYTI HERALD.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Ladies', Mems and Children's
shoes and clothing and every thing
are included in the big Reduction
Sale now going on at the Boston
Store at Caruthersville.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Mrs. d. o. Slater returned Sunday
from several weeks visit with rela-
tives at Battle Creek, Michigan, re-
turning by the way of Camp Funs-
ton. Kansas, and visiting her bro
ther. Ross Baldwin, who is stationed
at that cantonment.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12
WE SELL BLACK DRAUGHT
pauss> 2EFLER,S &c.
stTs- ~ @sze< Ss.ss 10 Il es1 INIT szxx.153
For Sale

100 fine Rose Comb White Leg
horn hens and pullets, from heavy
laying strain.
A few colonies of 3-banded Italian
bees in and 10-frame dovetailed
hives. with plenty of stores to carry
through winter.
Also one good mule and one
horse wagon and harness.
r. S. HART,
Phone 1872, Hayti, Mo. Aft
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

ed. johnson. of the Maiden Mar
BILE Works of Maiden. was here few
hours Wednesday looking after his
monument business. He said that
he was having considerable trouble
in getting material. otherwise con-
ditions were as good as usual.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

We have great numbers of nice
gents watch chains. in various pat
terms, that would be appreciated for
Christmas presents. Turnbaugh's
Jewelry Store, Charlottesville.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

The Publishers Auxiliary of Chi
cago, ILL.,, says the following: The
eleventh anniversary of The Hayti
(Mo.) Herald, published by Otis
Popham. finds that paper one of the
foremost local publications in the
state.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Jas. Stanley and Johnnie Doris
left Saturday night for Camp Pike,
Ark, and will return sometime this
week in company with Walter Dor
ris and Bill Redden, two Hayti
boys who have been discharged from
service. They will return in cars.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Rev. John T. Self of Hornersville
was in our city today, coming in on
the noon Kennett train and leaving
on the south afternoon train for
Blytheville, Ark, where he goes to
attend to church matters.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12
Hides Wanted

Will pay the highest cash price
for all kinds of hides and furs. j..
B. Westfall, Pascola, Mo. 12pd.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Mrs ]. P. Hall, who has been here
several weeks on account of the SER
ious illness of her sister, Miss Car
rie Richmond. returned to her school
studies in Memphis the first of the
week.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Everton Speer, Presiding Judge
elect, of Braggadocio, was here few
hours Saturday.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12
Notice

Members of the Knights and La
dies of Security are hereby notified
that meetings will be held in the
l. o. o. F. Hall every Thursday night
of each week.
Mrs. NJ. p. ELLISTON,
pracidapf
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THE HAYTI HERALD.

you appreciate their efforts and sa-
crifices.
Remember, send us letters from
soldiers overseas, and name and ad-
dress of the boy or boys you desire
to receive this specially dedicated
paper. 1t will be brim-full of good
features, current topics and interest
ing news of all classes,-and, send
them early. This specially pre-
pared paper will be issued week after
next, on Wednesday, December 18th.
"Over there and "Over here"
fighting men get Red Cross cheer.
We are this week again enrolling
the name of Mrs. C. j. McElheny of
Dowagiac, Michigan, on the Herald
list of good subscribers.
DOLLS
Not Made in Germany
LETTERS, Hayti
Esq. F. M. Klingensmith, the only
short time ago prosperous farmer
of Concord, but now resident Of
Charlottesville, was in town Satur-
day.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12
nOT.rC
Not Made in Germany
LETTERS, Hayti
PICTURES
and Photograph Frames
LETTERS, Hayti

Will Pyles, president of the Ark
ansas Grocer Co., head Office at Bly,
theville, Ark, was here Monday at
tending to- business connected with
their branch in this city.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-12-12

Miss MAYME PICKENS,
Secretary. 81
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LEGAL ADVERTISING RATES:

once Phone
The sun., 1918-09-22
ITALIANS REPULSE
MOUNTAIN ATTACKS
Batteries Blov Up SAmmuni-
ton Dump on LoWsr Piaus.

ROME. Sept, 2l.-Attempts made BY
Austro-Hunsar!an forces yesterday e
attack at various points along the noun
famous front in northeastern Italy were
repulsed in front OF the italian lines
says the official statement issued to-da,
by the War ONCE as follows:
Along the whole front there were
artillery actions OF a harassing ma
ture Our batteries caused hres At
Melette, In the Asiaso plateau re-
gion. and blew UP an ammunition
dump near Grisolera. on the lower
Piave River.
Attempts of hostile assault parties
failed In front OF our lines south Of
Mori, at Mont Corno and Vallarsa.
to the north Of Grappa and east Of
SalestuoL
Our recommending parties attacked
and drove back in the Ledro Valley
small observation post Of the enemy.
who left dead and prisoners.
Ammunition and various material
were brought back from reconnais-
ances at Toualesel,a and on the islets
In the Piave In tho Montello region.
One hostile airplane was brought
down. West Of Feeri and In the val
ley Of Janioa there were patrol en-
counters. with the capture Of som.
prisoners by US.
The sun., 1918-09-22
GERMANS PILLACE
CAMBRIA FOR FOOD
Soldier Dsscribes LootinS
After Civilians Left Town.
BY tAe Associated Preas.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE.
Sept a1.--Tae ptllaging Of Cambria at
ter It's recent evacuation by civilians 10
thus described In a letter written by q
soldier on September 10:
"In Cambria we lived like fighting
cocks. All the civilians had TO go out
OF the town. leaving behind many val
uabie articles. with which We Germans
greatly amused ourselves. The food Of
fee was regularly stormed. Here one
oficer and fifteen OF the guard fell. a
sorowful but true state OF Affairs. Our
section Of course took an active part
We bought q heap OF things for very
little money. ] had the good luck to OBJ
tain access to . wine cellar which was
flooded with wine. We also took . stock
Of bottles of brandy---and all this In the
fourth year ofthe war"
Another soldier mentioned the food
shortage and added: I'VE have Just put
O Juicy roast OF horsehesh over the FIRE.
We got il yesterday from a horse which
had just been killed. Tho beast had
hardly fallen when men came running
from all sides with hatchets and knives.
We managed to get a nne cut from the
leg"
The sun., 1918-09-22
RUSSIA PLEADS FOR RELIEF.
Asks Europe to End Reign Of Boil
shevikist Terrier.

AMSTERDAM. Sept cl.-At recent
meeting Of members Of the Russian
Du.na and the Russian Imperial Council
at Kiev II was resolved, says q telegram
from that city. to issue An appeal to
tire Public opinion Of Europe and AL
Governments to put an end to the Boil
s!,evist terror
The Ukrainian Council. the despatch
adds. has decided to send a protest to
all Countries against the arrest and
shooting Of Ckrainian subjects In Rus
sic and the "inhuman" FORM Of political
struggle now existing.
The appeal will ask tho various Gov
ernments to associate themselves with
the protestants. The Ckrsinian Govern
ment also has decided to ask Germany
to undertake the protection Of Ukraln-
ian Russia.
The sun., 1918-09-22

This morning lighting recommended
In the sector east Of Epehy.
We improved our position eighty
during the night west Of Messines.
capturing a German strong point and
several prisoners Progress was made
by US southeast Of Ypres.
FRENCH (DAY)-During the night
French troops operating IN the region
OF 81. Quentin captured Benay and
made progress north Of that village.
A counter attack by the enemy upon
Castres was repulssd, -''-
There was activity by our own and
the enemy's artillery In the region OF
the plateau north Of the Aisne.
In Lorraine two attempts by the
Germans upon our posts ut Arracourt
and Aneerviilers (northeast Of Lune.
WHEY were without result.
GERMAN tNIGHT)--In front Of
our Siesfried positions between 0ou-
seauoourt and Harsioourt large CEN
trslissd attack delivered by the Eng.
lish failed, with very heavy losses to
the enemy.
GERMAN ,DAY)AEast Of Mercken
Belgian partial attack was rspulsed
There has been lively recommending &C.
tivity between the Lys and the scarpe
During the rSpulss Of British bsttai-
ions which thrust forward north Of
La Bassee we took nifty prisoners.
Between Gouseauoourt and the
6omme there was strong artillery ac-
tivity at times. A British partial at
tack northwest Of Beliicourt failed.
South Of the Somme we withdrew
our advanced troops, which had been
left far In front Of the positions. back
to our position. thus evacuating Els
signy-le-Grand.
Between vauxaillon and Jouy
northeast Of soissons) enemy attacks
In the evening were preceded by viEor-
Gus artillery FIRE. The enemy Sained
footing on the high ridges west Of
Juoy. Elsewhere he was repuised.
The sun., 1918-09-22
TOWNS ALONG RHINE
ARE AGAIN BOMBED
Maintain and korlsyuhe At.
tackled by Allied Raiders.

LONDON. Sept zl.--The allied inde-
pendent air force dropped bombs Friday
on Mannheim. Karlsruhe. Boulay. Free
caty and Morhange. according to an Of
fetal statement issued this evening by
the British Government.
Explosives were dropped on the LAM
works at Mannheim. on whsrves and
factories at Karlsruhe. on blast fur
naces At the Burbach works and on air
dromes at Boulay. Frescaty and Nor
hanse. One German machine was
brought down. One allied machine 10
missing.
On the front held by Field Marshal
Haig nineteen German airpianes have
been accounted for by British airmen.
while the British themselves have lost
eleven machines. according to Marshal
Haigs report tonight which says:
Despite low clouds and frequent
showers our airplanes carried out
useful work In all departments FRI
day.
sixteen hostile machines were
downed and three sent down out OF
control. Eleven OF ours are missing,
sTwerty-s! and a half tons Of bombs
were dropped during the twenty.four
hours
The sun., 1918-09-22

nnanc,ers nave complained that this
support to bankrupt Russia II seriously
Fastening the decline OF the exchange
value OF German money and add the IN
timation that It may become necessary
to decrease the amounts lent to Austria.
A step like this would mean financial
disaster to the Dual Monarchy. II APP
pears that Vienna saw hope OF salvation
in the Russian indemnity and asserted
that II should be divided proportlonately
among the nations OF the Quadrupis
Alliance Germany. Austria. Bulgaria
and Turkey. Berlin. however. does not
see the proportional division In IA
vorabls light and claims that II has the
sole right TO dispose Of the Indemnity,
but tells Vienna that she Is willing 70
lend n portion Of the gold to her hiiie'
on attractive terms--to Germany.
The sun., 1918-09-22


BRITISH (NIGHT)--In n minor op-
GRAFTON undertaken By us this morn
ing east OF Epehy. English troops sue
cessfully advanced their line after
heavy lighting. Strong opposition was
encountered ut all points. and later in
the day the enemy launched a number
OF counter attacks Of considerable
strength. In spite Of this resistance
our froops made substantial progress
on the whole Of the front Of their at
tack.
In conjunction with the attack the
Australian troops made further prog
ress In a completely successful opera
ton In the Hargicourt sector, captur-
ing a number Of prisoners.
BRITISH (DAY)-On the occasion
or the hostile attack on Mosuvrss on
tuesday Corporal and six men Of
the Highland Light Infantry, forming
the garrison Of one OF our pos.s north
OF the village, were surrounded and
oeheved to have been captured. Dur
ING the two days which the Germans
were In occupation Of Moeuvrss this
party maintained Its position with
great sallantry and inflicted many
casualties. On the night Of Thursday
Friday, when Moeuvrss was retaken
by US. the whole party regained Its
unit without loss.
Fresh attacks asainst our posts north
OF Moeuvres were repulsed yesterday.
In the evening the enemy heavily bonn
oarded our positions In the nsighbor-
hood OF Gauchs Wood. and under
cover Of this bombardment pressed
back slightly one of our advanced
posts north OF the wood.
Throughout the night the German
infantry made repeated and deter
mined attempts with fame throwers
and bombs to drive In our positions IN
this locality. All the attacks were re-
pulsed after hard hshting.
In the night our line was advanced
slightly northwest Of Bellenglise.
The sun., 1918-09-22
MILIUKOFF IN NEW
PRO-CERMAN MOVE
Forms Party With Constitu-
fionai Monarchy as Feature.

Special cab,s Despafch 10 TEE Sun from ths
London Times Service
Copyright. MS; all rfohs rsss,ped.
STOCKHOLM. Sept. 21.---According to
Russian news received through Heising-
fors Prob Paul Miliukoff, leader OF the
Constitutional Democratic party and so
called father Of the revolution, has
formed o new party out OF the old one
with q constitutional monarchy as lie
feature: Its programme shows pro-
nounced pro-Gsrman proclivities.
p AZ q packed meeting OF his partisans
In Moscow Miliukoff proposed this nnodi-
hcation In the party's policies. pleading
that q new orientAtion of Russia
toward tho Central Powers 10 necessar,
for the salvation OF the country: he car
ried his motion by a small majority. A
motion by his opponent urging steadfas'
adherence to Russia's allies was re-
jected.
On the other hand numerous Bolshe-
Visit meetings have been held in Petro.
grad at which Soviet leaders talked
openly Of an alliance with imperialisi
Germany as the only means OF crushing
tho counter revolution, which 10 sup
ported by the Allies. Resolutions were
passed to that effect and adherence was
declared to Lenine's statements Of the
Same kind.
Much Of these items OF Russian news
transmitted by telegram to Helsingfors
may be suspected Of a pro-Germaf faint
Tho increasing tendency Of the Bolshe'
viks to lean on Germany and follow the
German injunctions. showing the com.
plete subservience of the Soviet leaders
TO German interests, Is becoming more
evident daily.
Travellers arriving here from Petro.
Grad are unanimous in stating that while
general acts Of terror and massacrei
have diminished recently in consequence
Of German representations to The Boil
shevists, manifestations OF hostility Ia
the Allies and the arrest and imprtson.
nent Of their subjects, especially Amer.
leans. are increasing. The number OF
soldiers seen exercising In the Champ
de Mars and other open spaces under
the direction Of German officers Is an.
other symptom.
This does not prevent the Red Guards
however. from continuing their depre'
dations and extortions. General -inss'
curity and hunger. which more thar
ever are the distinguishing features OF
1.-THE city, may prove to be the chief cause
for the final downfall Of the regime
which now has given up even trying to
cope with them.
The sun., 1918-09-22
FINDS PEACE CHANCE
IN WILSON'S REPLY
London Weekly "Common
Sense" Discovers "Good In.
depreciation" in Document.
1T is LANSDowNE ORGAN
Paper Believes President Will
Show No Change in His
Former Aims.
Special Caoie Despotch to TnI suS.
Copvvt0Af. 1919: all ryohts ,,,,,,,S

NvSWb"s s'ios wv NVNtt FcstTICu.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The weekly news
paper Common Sense, which is III.
organ Of the followers OF Lord Ians.
downe, discovers in the Washington re-.
ply to the Austrian note that In spite Of
Its unfortunate form a good interpreta.
ton for peace may be placed upon IT,"
After reviewing President Wilson's
efforts to keep America out OF the wa.
his utterances while the United states
remained neutral. his declaration for a
peace without victory. his antagonism
the policy OF the British blockade, which.
Common Sense says, he combated
almost as rtrenuously as he did Ger.
many's submarine warfare, Common
SSNse asks:
Have President Wilson's views In.
sensibly altered and has his charac,sr
changed? Is unstinted force. crush
Ing victory, a dictated peace, the inden-
mite proiongation OF the war. the per-
sistent refusal TO negotiate the pro-
sramme which President Wilson as a
beiligerent has substituted for that OF
President Wilson as n neutral? Most
people seem to think So
Com mon Sense then prints the text O.
Secretary Lansins's statement OF Presi-
dent Wilson's reply to the Austrian mote
and continues:
This may moan. and We submit, ough.
to mean. that the United States Govern
ment IL prepared to negotiate and TO
meet tho Central Powers In a conference
for that purpose II the Central Powers
irst will agree to the principles laid
down by President Wilson and embodied
In his famous and admirable speech ot
January 8, containing fourteen points.
AT first sight this may seem to he a
formidable array Of propositions it may
seem unreasonable to expect enemy
Powers to assent to them as a prclmi-
nary to negotiations. but II We remem-
Der that Germany and Austria declared
war. that Germany violated Belgian
territory. that the German Government
drove the United States into the wa
by proclaimins unrestricted submarine
warfare and II In addition to this We
recall the fact that responsible states
men both in Germany and Austria in
dorsed the principal points OF the PresI-
dents peace programme at the time il
will be seen that with a change In form
and tone. which may come later, az We
hope It will. q reasoned reply to Austria
by Washington would not be incom-
patible with the continued desire on the
part OF President Wilson to restore
peace. an early peace. a stable peace
and Just peace. which will SATISFY all
the nations OF Europe and also. we may
hope, bring to>an end the rule OF mill
tarism and autocracy and secre, dIplo-
macy.
I'VE shall, therefore. not too hastily
assume change OF character and aims
in the President Of the United States"
The sun., 1918-09-22
BRITISH GAIN GROUND
BY THREE BIG BLOWS
Further Outposts Of German
Defence Zone Taken.

wrru rur pp,rrsu roacra IN FRAS cy
Gan, oi---Enrlisb troops attacked the
Grrm,p lines TO-DAY betveen Havrin.
court Wood and 81, Quentin at half past
o,e,ock this morning on a front of
Fro,,, ,~vo ard A.. half n thrse roiies
E,s,d Marshai Haiq's thrust was
usde toward the strip Of hiah ground
,n Srort ~ tho Carr.n defences which
coy.r IN. scns,d, cansi The are. I'm.
dsr attack n ,rnmedIa teiv north Of that
va, 80 ~ liz. MA hw ,,s Xus,ra,,sns
~. h.,. air.ady v.ined the German
o,,,no., .v.tsr, and are cIoser 10 the
canal ,hsn The Infantry on either side
Of them
prosrs.s o,r.edv ha. b.sn made IN
anti. ~ m. had weather and some 400
pr,son.r. v.re tstsn from The fortified
nav british hattie front and the S,es.
fried TRENCHES.
n rained heavily during the night and
st the TINA nj the assemS,,nr Of the as
saultlnr troops hut the concentration
was carried ont without deIay under n
heavy bondbe rdment The enemy was
plainly apprehen.iye of a further defeat,
and his divisions were waiting for the
British advance
The ground over which the battle was
fought was broken and very diff,cult to
3 clear. The guIlies were full of machine
guns ana n sf,rht ridge which stood be-
tween the advancing British and the
HindenburR defences gave the enemy a
considerable advantage.
During the niSht a local attack on the
! front of La Bassee Yielded the chateau
and ruins of the church Of the village Of
l Violaipes, which 10 less than a mile
northwest of La Bassee, together with
100 prisoners.
Between La Bassee and Lens the en-
envy shows great nervousness. A hostile
: attack delivered yesterday around HUI
, luch was intended to test the British
: strength.
The thorough clearance OF the ruins
Of Moeuvres, on the Canal du Nord. has
released a party Of Scottish machine
The sun., 1918-09-22
u. S. TROOPS PLAYING
BIG ROLE IN RUSSIA
Ex-Motorn,sn Of Detroit Run
Cars In ArchanSsl.

ARcHANoEL. Sept II tdelayed).-The
American army contingent in northern
Russia already has played an important
role, Its uniform 10 familiar every
whore from Archangel to the front.
The engineers are busiIy engaged in
constructing roads and in other detail
work. while the other troops and sailors
are carrying out their respective duties.
Many Of the men had been disinclined
to como to Russia, fearing there would
be no excitement as compared with con-
ditions in France. Their tune now is a
chxnged one.
Besides having their military duties
to perform the Americans have been
hard at work In sanitation, reientlessly
The sun., 1918-09-22
REDS DID NOT ARREST POOLE.
American Censai-sensrsi steyea
In Moseow Despite Perfi.

American Coneoh~ssenerei steses
4. Me>sow Despite rer''.
WASHINGTON. Sept. fi.--The Eorwe-
CLAN foreign Office advised the State DE-
pertinent to-day that American Consul.
General Poole ut Moscow had not boon
arrested by the Bolshsviki, ~ recently
reported. and that direct communica-
ti''n had been held with Moscow Al late
as September ~.
Norway and Sweden were asked tvc
weeks aso to ascertain the situation OF
ire Consul Genera.
Mr Poole eisctei to remain In Moscow
despite personal danger in order I, be
o. Assistance to RS British and French
colleagues detained and msnaced ~ the
BoIsre,iki. No direct word has como
from him for several weeks. 49,.
Published reports regarding mistroat-
ment Of Americans In Russia have not
been confirmed by any OFFICIAL reports
received either through diplomatic or
military channels. It was stated here to-
day.
The sun., 1918-09-22

scrubbing down the quarters formerly
occupied by the Bolsheviki and digging
drainage bitches.
Recently. owing 10 a political dispute,
the street car system In Archangel was
stopped. A squad Of Detroit motormen
Immediately took charge Of the situa-
ton and now the dinky little cars are
running through the streets OF the city
In true American style.
The sun., 1918-09-22
BOY KILLED By Motor Car.

OF James H. WEIGH Of 1855 West Eight
'ieth street, was killed last evening while
playing tag on the street a few doors
from his home. The boy was struck by
an automobile driven by George Salt OF
442 Fourteenth street. Astoria. and the
wheels passed over his chest. The police
held Salt to be biameiess and TO arrest
WAS made
The sun., 1918-09-22
CRAMPS STRIKE CALLED OFF.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 2l.--The
workmen at Cramps shipyard. who went
on strike yesterday because baseball
players, pusilists and others alleged to
have been inexperienced ship workers.
were placed over them as bosses, re-
turned to work to-day.
The strikers said they had been
promised an investigation into their
charges.