davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Anghcy odpieraia Niemcow.
Londyn, 18 kwiet1ia. :

Londyn, 10 kW1eCn1a. - va Sic
;dmiu dni Niemcow masy nieprze-
]iczone szturmuia Gibraltar pozy-
cyl angiclslzich we Flandryi po--
miedzy Lys a Ypres i wszystkie
|szturmy i ataki rozbijaja sic ska
le piersi angiclskich, wszystkie
|odparte, a sifa ataku wroga juz
sic lamie, kr1lszy, wyczerpuje.
Niemcom od picrwszego impetu
uda}o sic wedrzec do pcwncj gle
bi w tcran, trzymany przez Angli
k6w, lecz plan ich zlamania skrzy
dla angielskiego, rozdziclenia
wojsk alianckicA oflankowania
Anglik6w zepchniecia ich ku Ka-
nafowi La Manche, oraz zniesicnia
ich kompletnego mad .kana1cm -
ten plan szczczl doszczetnic
spelzl IA niczem A jezeli Mem
cy jrH bardzo rych}o ME zdo1aja
odnicse jakiegos decydujacego SUI
kcesu, to widocznem juz jest, il
Gala ich ofensywa flandryjska
|chy BIZ ja4s. pikarelxisk ska.eAZbila. 4
pozostana Z mich obu ola Niemiec
|ty1ko straty w krocie tysiecy lu--
dzi i W miliardy marek idace.
w ostatnich dniach walczono "a
cicklc- w odcinku Ypres Mervil-
lie, na kt6re Niemcy cd onegdaj
sicdm pc}no liniowych urzadzili
atak6w - to pokazuje, ia jak
szalenie expensywna skale prowa
dzi nieprzyjaciel te ofensywe:
gen. Haig odparl przecie wszyst-
kich siedm owych olbrzymich a.
takow. :. Me zdolali Anglicy o.
bronze Neuve Eglise, 0 kt6re
przcz cztcry dni krew lano obfi--
Gle: punkt to juz byl zanadto wy
|suniety, tedy ME oplaciio sic go
trzymac i Anglicy usuneli sic zen.
Pod Ypres idzie. walka potworna
wprost wzg6rza Messines, klu--
czowa pozycye angielska - Mem
cy ma wzg6rzach tych od strony
wschodnicj pewne poczynili poste
py, lecz strona wzg6rz zachodnia
trzymana jest przez Anglik6w.
Bailleuil i Wulverghem r6wniez
by1y widownia walk i rzezi strasz
liwych. Komenda angielska spo--
dziewa sic w najblizszych dniach
przerzucenia znowu silly ciezkosci
ataku nicmieckiego ia inny punkt
jak to jest metoda niemiecka -
bye moze il na Arras teraz zwro-
ci nieprzyjaciel Gala swa potege,
Iponiewaz na p6lnoc cd Ypres "a
lane woda belgijskie nadmorskie
Irowniny ME przedstawiaja terenu
| do operacyi liniowych; wreszcie
mozliwem jest r6wniez, il sic
zwroca Niemcy raz jeszcze Ia A
miens, W Pikardyi,gdzie pod Mon
tdidier najdalej sic wdarli W glab
linii alianckich, a gdzie Francuzi
wsr6d nieustannych walk odbili
wazne pozycye ostatnio i ciez-
| kie zadali straty."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Professor Thomas ma wolno-
Sci pod kaucya.

Professor w. I. Thomas, czlo--
mex fakultetu Uniwersytetu Chi
cagoskicgo, aresztowany pred
kilku dniami w hotelu Brevoort
Z pania R. NJ. Granger, zona Off
cera armii amcrykanskicj, zosta}
onegdaj aresztowany Ia warrant
re sadu dla spraw nicmoralnych,
wydany IA prosbe II. G. Clabau-
CHA, szcfa federalnego biura Sled
czego. Detcktywi, kt6rzy przyby-
Ii do jego mieszkania, pnr. 6132
kimbark ave. mieli takze War;
rant na arcsztowanie pani GRAM
ger.
PAM Granger ley chora w foz-
ku w mieszkaniu panstwa Thoma
SOW. Gdy detektywi wcszli do jej
pokoju, dosta}a ataku histeryi.
Me wzieto jcj Ia stacye, gdyz
przcdlozono ccrtyfikat lckarski
II PAM Granger jest istotnie cho-
IRA.
Detektywi zaprowadzili prof.
Thomasa IA stacye S. Clark .ul.
gdzic Ia poreczenic podpisa} sic
J. c. Vaughn, many kupiec ma
sion, poczem profesora wypusz-
czono na wolnosc.
Pani Granger zezwolono przed-
}ozyc poreczenic przez adwokata.
Okazujc sic, ze prof. Thomas
/ pani Granger nie byli aresztowa
nj W "lobby'' hotelu, lecz w poko
in hotclu W godzine- po przybyciu
DIS bedzic slcdztwo wdrozone
T,rzcz wladzc Uniwersytetu Chi
cagoskicgo, skoro wr0ci Z Waszy
rgtonu prczydent tego zak}adl
| Or. II. p. Judson.
Sa pogloski, zc wladzc zezwola
prof. Thomasowi zrezygnowac.
L panstwa Thomasow bawi ta-
kze panna Della Raines, siostra
PAM Granger, by1a aktorka mi
IoaWkowa, kt0ra takze poZowa1a
w szkole artystycznej w Art IN
stitute.
Pania Granger opiekuje sic syn
prof. Thomasa, kt6ry jest INTERIM
| sta szpitalnym.
Prof. Thomas unika reporter6w
Inni czlonkowie jcgo familii tax
ze odmawiaja i'm wszelkich infor-
lmacyi. Onegdaj jeden re syn6w
prof. Thomasa napadf IA Mich,
gdy obiegli profesora pred jego
lmicszkaniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Pob6r " lrlandyii uchwalony,

Londyn, 18 kwietnia. Izba
Gmin uchwaliia l65 glosami wick
szosci pob6r rekruta w Irlandyi
postapifa wydatny krok ku swej
autonomii: oto konfcrencya par
tyi irlandzkich wszystkich odcie--
nj, kt6ra osm miesiecy radzi}a mad
sposobem rozwiazania kwestyi IT.
landziiej, jak jej to zleci} Rad
angie]ski, nareszcie wyprocowa}a
i przcdlozyla temu rzadowi plan,
ktory podlug Irlandczyk6w m6gl-
by bye podstawa porozumienia i
harmonii. Plan 0w domaga sic sci
ml irlandzkiego. ktorcmu podle-
glym ma bye rad egzekutywny
irlandzki pefna kompetencya
wewnetrznej administracyi pra
wodawstwa; 10 procent pos}6w
tego sejmu ma bye zagwaranto--
wanych mniejszosci - partyi u
rionist6w, W kt6rych odrebna re-
prezentacya ma bye przeznaczona
dla prowincyi Ulster, protestuja-
cej przeciwko samorzadowi irlan
''d;z1Kfcmu. Plan 6w zostai przed1o--
zony parlamentowi angielskiemu,
a slosy o min So takie, IL ma on
szanse akceptacyi i po pewnych
moze pomniejszych zmianach i mo
Gyfikacyach moze nareszcie, zdo
Ia pofaczyc przedewszystkiem sa-
mych Irlandczyk6w na tym punk
Gle, jak chca mice sprawe Irlan-
dyi uregulowma, a w6wczas do
tego ich zgodzonego projektu tej
regulacyi rad Anglii sic przy--
chy]i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

kiam prcmicrowi Francyi, ME vie
dzial O iStnicniu listu ccsarZa Ka
rola do szwagra jcgo ks. Sykstu-
sa de Bourbon.
Wed}ug Bcrlincr Tagcblatt, to
cesarz Karol zanicchal zamierza-
ncj wizyty w Budapcszcie, po-.
wodu waznych konfcrcncyi, ia
lie ma odbyc prcmierem Sydle
rem i inncmi osobistoSciami, W
Sprawach .wcwnetrznych Austryi
Vpadek Czcrnina by1 spodzie--
wmy zaraz rozpoczeciem afcry
4 Francya, jak r6wniez powo-
du zatargu Czcchami, kt6rym
zarzucif zdrade panstwa.
lIr. Czcrnin sam, jest Czcchcm
zniemczonym, posiadaczcm obszcl
|nych d6br w Czechach. =
Department. stanu ME Otrzy
NAL jeszcze urzedowego potWier.
dzenia wiadomoSci 0 rczygnacyi
hr. Czcrnina, a wobec tcgo mezo.
'vic stanu powstrzymuja sic od
Iwszclkich komcntarzy.
Rozmowniejsi juz sa dyplomacj
zagraniczni. Wyrazaja oni zapa-
trywanic, ze albo rad niemieck:
domaga} sic jakiegos kozla ofiar
!nego "a rewclacye tyczace sic H.
stu ccsarza Karola do ksiecia SyS
tusa, w kt6rym cesarz przyznawa
Francyi s}usznosc prctensyi dc
A]zacyi i Lotaryngii, lub tez, *
austro wegierski minister spraN
zagranicznych zrezygnowaf Z po
wodu, IL jego cesarz ME wtajem
Fniczyl go w swoje zamiary, doz
woli} mu pertraktowac premie-
rem Clemenceau wtedy, gdy tel
miaf przez caly ten czas w re
ku 6w list fatahy.
Niemcy nielaskawem okiem pa
trzy1y ia Czernina zwlaszcza OF
czasu, kiedy Prezydcnt Wilson
por6wna1 tegoz zapatrXwania III
zasadnicze punkta przyszlego pc
koju z zapatrywaniami Won Hert
llinga. By1 Oh staromodnym dwu
llicowym dyplomata, kt6rego s1o
wa czesto ME zgadzaly sic z czy.
nami, a ME by} dose bystrym, b,
przeniknaf zamiary swego cesa-
rza, i zdaje sic, ze kajzer przyj.
nie fakt jego rezygnacyi jak
czesciowe zadosycuczynienie .
sensacyjny list ces. Karola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

LONDYN, Is kwictnia ; p. m.
Reutcr a telegram angiels]iej
y'owncj kwatery we Francyi glo
:! ze Anglicy wkraczaja w sa-
Sicdztwo cd Wytschaetc, Ia po--
iudnic cd YprcS, zn0w donosza
re micli objac pozycye ktorc tam
utracili
Pomiedzy licznymi atakami mic
Drzyjaci0f we wtorek po poludniu
j wieczorcm IA polnocnym FROM
eic we Flandryi, jeden nadzwy--
czaj silny w okolicy Zillcbecke
by} okropny dla niemc6w kt6rzy
skupionymi falami zcstali pozabi
JAM W krotkiej odleg}oSci. Dosta
Ii oni widocznic rozkaz do cofnie-
ella sic a angielscy strZelcy ude--
1zyli 4 boku, pisze correspondent /
Walka byla zapalczywa.
Odzyskanie Wytschate.
4 angielska armia we Francyi,
II kwictnia - Doniesiono dis
rano ze Anglicy walczac wspania-
!c odzyskali miasto Wytschaete, o
kt6rc sic najwiecej ubiegano, cho
ciaz to ME bylo stwierdzone w
chwili wyselania obecncgo telc--
gramu.
Przy zgieciu Ypres W po}udnio
wo zachodnicj Bclgii zagrozonem
przcz ciaglc posuwanie sic nlem--
cow na froncic bojowym pod Lys
Anglicy >natychmiast rozpoczell
wycofac sic Z zajetych linii Angll
cv posuneli swe pozycye na
vschod od Ypres opuscili / zajell
,iowe linic IA zach0d. Przcprowa-
dzenic odbylo sic W zwyk}y spo.
sob bez przcszkody re strony ME-
przyjaci0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

E - 4.
strzelniczy, gazolina i rome oleje.
w jego poblizu znajduja sic inne
podobne sklady amunicya. Ma1a
:barka stojaca ma rzece Hudsin pa
lacego sic sk}adu amunicya, ma
lezaca do .kompanii Standard Oil.
Ezapalila sic rooWniez po pewnym
czasie zatonel Policya tamte ejsza
og1osila, ze Jacob T Altman ro--
|botnik " sk1adze Jarvis przyznalS
sic IL przypadkiem upuscn papie-
ros ma materyal Wybuchowy zez
cd tego powstala eksplozya Obi
czaja, ze szkoda wynosi blisko ST ,|
500, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Anglicy postepuja naprz6d
biora p0Zycye utrac0ne we
wt0rek; niemcy prZera-
zeni rzeZia.
0kazue sic ze angcy moga cofua6 sic ma ch stare pozy
eye 1917 nienncy oknopnie wvmy$laia ma hnii Bail
Ieul a5y sic dostac bl1ej ma korzystne pozycye

translation filed with thepost Wnona Mmn.
1913 by the Act oi Congress Oct lS17
Londyn wietnia m.-DziS &alcjc walka Fandryi
nicodobna talk g}osi telegram Rcucra Ltd.
yf6vn kwatcly armii boowej Franyi TAX aeko jak
raporty daa mozwoSc korcSpoentowi do oadzca wal
ka jest wzgelna da Anglk0w.
WMclako rozaczwe atak niemc6w ne uzskaa daszych
zycvi do wtorku wilocznic tlaca jeszcze.
o'l cnicgo dswiadczena strefe
oJc1Gkorepsuolcnt m6w ysa tax sraszgo
apncgo armatniego jak lywa cd wtorku poud
uu kt6ry trivial jcszcze gy dis odlawal dcpcsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
April l8, 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oot., 6, 1917.
Zaginiiecie okretu foty.

Washington, % kwietnia Well
XII amerykanski parowiec weglo--
wy floty, Cyclops zaginaf bez vie
Sci cd dnia> 13 marca, kiedy miaf
przybyc do pewnego portu allan
tyckiego. Wi6zf on 81 podr6znych
Is oficer6w i 221 cz1onk6w zafogi
Department floty oznajnli}, re
ostatni raz donoszono MIN Ago
marca zachodnich Indyj, a re
|od owego czasu niema MIN via
domosci, przeto wielkie panuje za
niepokojenie, co z MIN sic staio.
Wiozf on Brazylii ladunek man
ganitu.
Jedynym podr6znym cywilnym
ma okrecie byf A. L. Morea11 Gott
schalk, generalny konsul Stan6w
Zjednoczonych W Rio de Janiero;
innymi podr6znymi byli dwaj po
|rucznicy floty 81 zo1nierzy flo
ty, kt6rzy powracali do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. .Komendantem byf
kom. porucznik G. w. Worley
rezerwy floty:
Cyclops wyjecha1 byi'z Indyj
Zachodnich Z jedna maszyn usz-
kodzona, ale W departamencie po
wiadaja, ze to nie byloby przesz-
kadza}o do porozumienia sic o.
kretem telegrafem' iskrowym ;tym
czasem wszelkie pr6by telegraficz
nego skomunikowania sic, zawio-
id}y.
Me donoszono w tym czasie
pojawianiu sic zadnych niemiec--
kich s1bmaryn lub 'scigaczy W O.
ko]icach, przez kt6re okret ply
nal. Me bylo tez burr nadzwyczaj
nych.
Wladomosc Q tenn, re okret ten
zaginaf bez wiesci, nadeszla TIL
juz w czwartek W zesz1ym tygod-
niu, ale cenzor floty prosi} zwia-
EEK prasy, by tego ME og1asza},
gdyz ME wyrzeczono sic nadziei,
re sic pojawi jeszcze, rozglo--
szenie tego faktu mog1oby nara
z;c go w1asnie ma ataki nieprzy--
jacielskie.
Cyclops by1 jednym najwiek-
szych i najnowszych okret6w we
glowych floty. Wykonczono budo
wejego w Filadelphii W warszta
tach William Cramp and Sons 7
listopada, 1910 a miaf pojemnosc
1879 ton. By} 542 stop d}ugi, IS
szeroki przy pelnym }adunku
mia{ chyzosc 14.61 wezl6w. Kosz-
ia budowy wynosily $923.000.
Department floty jeszcze ME
wyrzekl. sic poszukiwan, ale jest
wysoce zaniepokojony los Cy
'clopsa.
Pan Gottschalk .powracaf do St
|Zjedn. by ofiarowac swe uslugi
we wojnie z Niemcami. Liczyl
lat 45, a W sluzbie konsularnej
|byl cd r. 1902.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

gdzie beda mog1y prowadzic villas
ne gospodarstwo domowe. Kobie-
|ty stanu wolnego, internowane be
da W odrebnych obozach.
Majatek tych kobiet, bedzie "a
|jety j oddany W zarzad kustosza
|publicznego. Wielu z internowa--
1lych juz Niemc6w, przenioslo
|swe majatki ma zony, jak stwier-
|dzonen zostalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
Hr. Czerniin ustapif.
Amsterdam. 18 kwietni<

Amsterdam, 18 kwietnia = Me
fortunny austryacki minister
spraw zewnetrznych, hr. Czernin,
kt6ry czelnoscia swa, zadaniem
k}amu Francyi, wywola} opubli--
kowanie listu cesarza Karila, IRE
zygnowa} 2 urzedu.
Berlinski Lokal Anzeiger to-
macy, ze hr. Czernin zarzucajac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April 19, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. MINI. on
April IS, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

CZY JUz DOSTALIsCIE wasz
kalendarz Mary yahski na rok1918 18ty
jezeli ME to przySlijcie nam wa
sza prenumerate naprz6d a kalen-
Idarz bedzie wan poslan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True translation FLED with the
post master at Winona. Minn., on
April Is, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True Translation filet1 with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April Is, 1918 as required by the
Act G: Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April 18, 1918 as required by the
Ach OF Cogress Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19
N0WY ZWR0T ZACZYNA Bye LEPSZY OLA CLIK0W

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April Is, 1913 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

zAPIsUJcIE sOBIE EW1ARUsAI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April IS, 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
LICENSE
OF BIG s. c.
CONCERN
ALLEGED BOARDING AND SPECU-
LATINO IN COTTON SEED
THE CAUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O--The IL
cense of the Clio Oil and Fertilizer
Company of Clio, S. G., has been re-
yoked and the concern ordered to close
business by February 9Th, the food adj
mnistra.icn announced today.
Speculation in boarding cotton seed
was the reason given for the order
AS all he company's products are
manufactured from cotton seed which
is under license, it was announced, it
will be unable to operate even as Il
fertilizer manufacturing company
1t had more than three million
pounds of cotton seed on hand and
had been operating only two and half
days the past year, according to sta
tistics brought out at the hearing be
fore the federal food administration
for South Carolina.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
u. S. USING GREAT GERMAN VESSELS
is FOR
PEACE SAYS
this MAN
IN SYMPATHY WITH MOVEMENT
FOR PEACE BY AGREEMENT.

ROTTERDAM, Jan. 3O.-Emperor
William is in sympathy with the move
ment Tor peace by agr42 / ,lt. cord
ing to Prof. Hans De,byueck, of the
University of Berlin, as quoted in an
interview with the Berlin correspond
ent of the Nieuw Rotterdam Checour-
ant.
Prof. Delbrueck says the waring ma
tons are now divided into two camps,
the firts comprising those who. like
Lloyd George in England, and Won Tir-
pritz in Germany, want war to finish
and the second consisting of those like
Emperor William, the German govern
ment and the Reichstag majority and
the great majority of the people who
are working for a negotiated peace.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
POURING MEN IN
EUROPE BY
THOUSAND
AAAVOA "a u
BIG LEVIATHAN AMONG SHIPS
GAFELY ARRIVING

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, January 3O.-Announce-
ment is made today that the total ton
mage CT the former German steam
ships ready for highseas service, most
eff which are new bringing men and
materials to France is approximate
ly five hundred thousand
Among the considerable number
already arrived safely in Entente al
lied ports is the Leviathan, formerly
the Vaterland, and fifteen other of
Germany's largest ships.
These figures demonstrate the falsi-
ty of the recent German claims ard
the publication Of this information is
permitted fer that reason
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

The business school in the Byron
building is progressing nicely with
a slendid attendance and every man
Hesitation OF interest that could
possible be expected of pupils. How
ever, there is room for more and
all who are expecting to enter The
school should do so at once in order
to finish the course during the spring
term. A new class will begin first
Monday in February and we would
he glad to haze sufficient number
to make it interesting to both teacher
and pupils. See Miss Rowden in her
7chool room any day during the
week except Saturday
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
DEATH TAKES One
OLDEST CITIZENS
MRS. SOPHIA JOSEY, AGED 60
YEARS, PASSED AWAY YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. Sophia Josey aged 80 years,
one of the Oldest residents of the
county, and "a pioneer with scores OF
friends throughout the county, died
at her home in the Willford communi-
ty yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
A general breaking down due to old
age brought on death.
Mrs. Josey was member Of Friend
ship Baptist church for many years
and woman of exemplary christian
character The funeral occurred this
afternoon at Rock Hill church in vii,
cox county Rev, r. II. Norton con
Quoted the service.
Mrs Josey is survived by two sons,
J. F. and G. NJ. Josey, and four daugh-
te1s, Mrs Minnie Conner, Mrs. Susan
Hobbs, Mrs Anna Grantham and Mrs.
Matilda Shirah.
at dafromj shrd cmfwy shrd cmfw Ii
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
PRISONERS TOOK
LEAVE AT
JAIL
FIVE CRISP COUNTY PRISONERS
WENT THROUGH TOP OF JAIL
AND GAVE SHERIFF LIVELY
TIME

At noon yesterday while Sheriff
Ward was giving the prisoners in the
county Jail their bath, five of them
climbed on top of the cells and made
their escape through the tin Roof of
the building. They climbed ONO the
veranda roof and jumped to the ground
getting clear, save one little negro
who jumped almost squarely into Mr.
J. F. Cannon at the adjoining stables.
This made excitement enough and the
sheriff and several assistants went
after the escapes. They were recap
tured with the exception of Earnest
Law held for snatching a purse from
another negro and Will Avant who was
held for forgery.
Sheriff Ward had gone up town for
a flash light with which to examine the
cells, the prisoners having apparent
ly done considerable damage to them
He was also bathing them to remove
lice which had bene brought in
Mrs. Ward made the discovery and
was engaged in an effort to stop them
when Mr.. j. F. Cannon at The adjoin-
ing stables came to her rescue: No
more prisoners got away. He held his
little negro. Will Gary, the worst es-
cape, was receptured along with the
others. The others are being hunted.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
COLD WEAT Her
STALKSOYER
COUNTRY
WAVE OF BITTER DEGREES DUE
HERE FRIDAY

WASHINGTON, January 30-FurtA-
or hardship5 from the lack OF coal
and another tic up of badly congested
railway systems, and the slowing down
of industry . in prospect with the
appearance i'll the northwest OF an
CHER severe cold wave which today
covers the northwest and the central
wes;
1t will cause cold weather over the
eastern half OF the country for several
days, reaching the Atlantic coast Fri
dav. Ii is accompanied by general
light snow.
Throughout the northern districts
east of the Mississippi river there
will be snow tonight and Thursday
with rains in the southeastern Sec
lions.
The Geld wave will spread through
cut the upper lake region and the
Ohio valley southwark through the
east Gulf states tonight and Thurs
day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
COM ING SOUTH
FOR OVER SEA
FREIGHT
NEW YORK HAS MILES AND MILES
OF UNLoADED CARS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Further
diversion of transatlantic freight to
southern ports to relieve the conges-
ton in New York was discussed at a
conference today between Chairman
Hurley of the shipping board and Rep
resentative of the war and navy de-
partments and the food and fuel admin
istration and the Director General of
the rail- Dads and shipping men.
The intention is to move a vast
amount of manufactured products to
Charleston and Savannah for shipment
overseas.
The port of New York is so conges-
ted with freight that ships are finding
it hard to load. Freight destined for
overseas also is stored in cars for
miles back from the waterfront in
New Jersey.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
BIG WAR PLANTS
CLOSED BY
STRIKES
GERMANY HAS OVER FORTY
CLASSES ACCORDING
TO REPORT

LONDON, January 30.-While some
of the morning newspapers print with
prominence dispatches from Holland
representing that strikes in Germany
are being conducted on a great scale
and are serious the Rotterdam CORE
spondent of the Daily News warns an
exaggerated iden of the size and i'm
portance of the industrial upheaval.
He says the cessation of work in Ber-
lin is apparently not general in char
acter. Other newspapers report that
workmen in forty war material fac
tories in Berlin alone have struck and
that many strikes elsewhere have been
accompanied by grave disturbances.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
SUCCESSFUL SALE
LOCAL REALTY
BIDDING LIVELY ON KELLY PROP
PERTY UNTIL INTERRUPTED
BY RAIN.

The auction lot sale of the j. r.
Kelly properties conducted by the
National Realty Sales Company was
begun this morning and continued tor
an hour, during the whole Of which
time he rail came down The bid
ding was quite lively, and two blocks
lying Immediately north OF the home
place OF Mr Kelly were sold out com
pletely before the sale was called on
account CT the rain. Several other lots
in All adjoining block were sold at
private sale before the purchasers
left The grounds
The sale will be continued tomorrow
morning, if the weather permits, and
if the day is good there will doubtless
be a large crowd out \ number Of
handsome presents were distributed
among these present this morning,
but far lie largest number Of those
provided for the occasion are yet to
be given away.
The Ocilla band was brought to
ccrdele Tor the purpose OF furnish
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
men NAMED WILL
DETERMINE WAGES
THREE OF FOUR APPolNTEES FOR
RAIL WAGE MATTER.

WASHINGTON Jan. 30-The rail
road wage commission today annom-
ced the appointment of three of the
four members of its board of examin-
ers to hear the minor wage complaints.
They are: Ed j. Barcalo, of Buffalo,
a manufacturer and the leader of the
labor legislative movement of New
York state; Riley Bedpath, Kansas
City business man and Lathrop Brown
of New York, former member of con-
gress and now special assistant to the
secretary of the interior.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-30
NOTICE GERMAN ALIENS

Cordele, Ga, January BOTH 1918,
BY direction of the Chief Registrar of
the southern district of Georgia all
GERMAN ALIENS" are hereby di-
rected tc be and appear before the
assistant registrar Of this County, that
is the POSTMASTER at the county
Seat on the 4th to the 9th day inclu-
sive, Of February, 1918, for the pur-
pose of registration. They will appear
at the POSTMASTER'S office, in the
Post Office Building at Cordele, Ca,
this applies to all German Aliens Resi-
dents of Crisp County residing out
side of the city limits of Cordele.
A. L. Macarthur,
Assistant registrar for Crisp County.
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