davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

Mrs Ed ~Suprenant. of North Second
street, who underwent q slight oper-
alton, was reported today to be- i'm
proving in a Grand Forks hospital.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

bay xlbegty Bonds
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

-Duy IibeYtY 10nA-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
AMERIKONAI PRANCUZU
OFENSYVOJ.
Prancuzai jau pasivare pus-
treCios mylios.

Paryzius, IicpoS 19.-Vakar
rytc prancuzai, prigelbStint
amerikonams, pradtjo ofen-
SyvQ frontu pradtjus upo
AiSne (SoiSSons apylink@S)
il. baiGu< BolIeau apyIinkd-
mis- can't Chateau-Thierry),
Ofcnsyva seIla - myliQ ilgio
frOntu.
VictomiS prancuZai prOgrc.
Suoja, mes jau pasivar6 Hir-
myn per pustreGios mylios. O.
fonSyva Wis labiaus iSvySto-
ma. ii veikiai paSieks Cha
tcau-Thierry.
Su pirmaisiais savo zygiais
prancuzai pa1ma armotQ, kul
kaSvaidziQ il kar6S MEDIA.
COS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
MILIUKOV PEREJO Vo-
K1ECIU PUsEN?
Taip bent skelbia ukrainu
spaudos biuras.

u Geneva, liepos l9.-Ukrai-
M spaudos biuras Louzannoj
gavo is Kijevo ziniQ, kad ru-
su zinomas kadetas Miliukov
per6jes voEieciQ pusen. Jis tai
padares su kitais kadetais -
Nabokovu ir Vonaveru.
Prof. Miliukov, anot prane,.
Simo, pasakes, jogei jam YER
ciau visa Russia matyti vo-
.kieGip protektorate, kaip sus-
kaldytq j dalis.
zinia neatrodo teisinga. JuS
Miliukov visas laikas buvo
stipriausias talkininkq Sail
ninkas.
Po revoliucijos Rusijoje Nj
liukov buvo uzsieniu reikalp
minister's Lvovo kabinete.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
AMERIKONAI STOW KATP
PLTENO SIENA.
Neleidzia teutonams persimes-
ii per MaTne.

Washington, liepos 80
Vakor gautu ZjniQ nuo gen.
PcrShingo. vyriauSiojo ameri-
koniSku armijQ vado.
PraneSime Sakoma, kud ties
Marine viSoj Iiniioi, kur Ve,-
kia mmcrikonai, vokieGiai kas-
dicn koSinosi porsimesti po''
upe ! pietini SonQ. Bet ameri-
konai ju Hygius k0sdicn suko-
neveikia.
Tenai amerikonai laikoSi
kaip kokia neSudauZoma
pIidno sicna. pirmQjQ oIcn~y-
vo~ dicnQ apie $4,000 vokic-
@iu buvo persimcte Skcr>"i
ape. Bet amerikonai juoS
kaip Suspaudt, tai visi tur&jo
btgti atgaI per upG. Tuomrt
jQ tukstan@iai zuvo upt~
rngOso.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
AUSTRIA LAIKYSIS So
JE KAREJE.
Taip tvirtina premjeras
Seydler.

Amsterdam, liep. 49, Su-
Saukta Austrijos parlamentas.
Premjeras Won Seydler kal-
b6jo. VokieGiai atstovai prem
jera pasitiko su didziausiomis
ovacijomis. Cekai atstovai-7
trukSmu.
Tarp kitko premjeras kal-
b6jo:
Kas link Austrijos Vensri-
jos vidujinio stovio, mus'l
prieSininkQ propaganda yra
neiSmintinga ir tik paliudija,
kad jie ncpazista musQ san
tilIiu.
PaleiSti Suviai atsitrenIs i
j pakrutinama atsidavlmq II
iiSSttikimybe dinastijai muAE
Sales pilieciQ.
ziurime su pasitik6jimu
ateitin. Budami vienybeje sul
musq iStikimaisiais sq{ungle-
GGiais, isteftgsilhe isreikasa$ts Z
kares pabaigimo.
Toliaus Seydler prisimlne,
kad GekQ frakcijos atsisake
konstituciios revizijos darbe
daIyvauti If paskelb6, buk Wy
riausyb6 praveda tautines
autonomijos programa. Is to
Cekija susiskald6 tautiskq-
sias skirtingas dalis.
Paskui pazym6jo:
Nereikia nei m6ginti ais
knit, kad tame visame bntQ
prid6ta vokieGiq ranka: Mes
jei Austriioje turatQ but ko-
kia nors politikin6 speka, tai
butq tik tokia, katga gvaran-
tuotu teisingu vokieGiQ inte-
resp apsaugojima.
Sitai didziulei valstybei pa
matus pad6jo vokieciQ tauta
If todel taip pasiliks visados,
Vyriausyb6 nesiduos pasuktl
is kelio, koki apsirinko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
Austria nGmano atsimeStI nuo
VokietjjOs
ATIDUODA BELGIJA Uz KOLONIJAS
VOKIEcIAI ATIDUoDA
BELGIJA.
" tai reikalauja kolioniju.

Londonas, liepos l9.-Daily
Express korespondentas Is
Amsterdamo pranesa:
Vokietija sutinka apleisti
Belgija su vienatine tokia
svarbia salyga: Turf jinai at
gauti savo kolionijas, tajppat
turi but jai atviras kelias
prie tQ kolionijQ.
Sakoma, kad taip yra pa
sakes kanclieris Won Hertling
j Skandinavijos laikrastinin-
kus.
LaikraStis "Vorwaerts" tai
pazym6damas priduria, kad
talkininkams dabar yra gera
proga gerai apie tai pagalvo-
ii.
Girdi, tegu prancuzai ir
anglai nepabunga antrojo
Brest-Litovsko.
Xiii vokieGiQ laikraSciai
pazymi, kad Belgija turi but
atiduota atgal belgams, nes
zbe, to nebus gatilna isristi l<a-
res klausimas. Sake, Belgijos
klausimas $iandie yra visapa-
saulinis klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
BOSKARIOVA REIKALAU-
ia 10000 KARIUOMENES.
Kerenskis leides Rusijai tik
nupulti.

Washington, liep. u III
noma rusQ moteriu "mirties
batalijono" pulkininke Bos-
kariova at6jo senatan asme-
niSkai praSyti Suv. ValstijQ
pagelbos Rusijai. Pagelba rel
kalinga kaip ekonomine, talp
militarin6.
Apsitaisius uniforma BoS!
kariova liepos Is dienq pra-
bilo ] senate narius, prasyda-
ma, kad 81 Sails Rusijon kuo-
veikiausia pasiQstQ 10000 a.
merikonisku kareiviQ.
Jinai pazym6jo, jogei patti
apsiimanti sumobilizuoti So
900 rusQ kariuomen6s, kuri
sykiu su amerikoniSka kariuo-
meme padarytQ skaitlinga ar
mia rytQ fronte prizes Vokie-
Gius.
Pazymajo, kad jei SUI.
Valstijos neprad6s tuojaus
tuo zvilgsniu jokio veikimo,
Russia prazus. Vokietija su-
germanizuos Russia, uzvies-
pataus visam pasaulyi 81
tuomet il mes Gia prazQsime.
Pasak6, kad talkininkai su
pagelba Rusijai dar nesusi-
v6lavo, nes Russia yra nelvel-
kama, bet savQjQ prispau-
sta. Pazymdjo, jogei < erens-
kis Rusiiai pagelb6jo tik nu-
pulti, bet ne prisikelti, mes
.iis neturtio nei valdzios, nei
valioS.
Toliaus pasak6, kad jei Suv.
VaIstijos tuojaus nepasiQs
koriuomenas tai ekOnOminG
misija .nesuteiks Rusijai Jo-
kios pagelbos.
Senatorius Thomas is Colo
RADIO norajo suzinoti, az Ru-
siia sutiktu su Japonijos in
tervencija. Boskariova tai
atsaka, kad japonQ interven-'
ciios Russia laukia tieslog
su iStiestomis rankomis. Ru-
siia jau praSius, kad Japonl-
ia kuoveikiaus pasiQstq nors
10000 kariuomen6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Dabartinis muSiQ frontas
labai interesingas. Kuomet
briefly vokieciai pertrauk6
savo ofensyvq ties Marine,
tuomet jie ten buvo iSlvare
kyliu, panaSiu j raide "V".
Pats laibusis kylio galas buvo
atsispyres ! Marine krantus.
Gi Sitoje ofensyvoje vobie-
Giai per6jo upe Marine If pa
sistumG vienur kitur pirmyn,
tatai tasai kylis Siandie pa
naSus raidei "U". To kylio
deSinysiS sparnas teGiau trum-
peSnis uz kairiji. DeSinysis
sparnaS atsircmia i scissors
apylinkes, gi kairysis i
Rheims apylinkcS.
TO kylio laibQjam gale II
kairiqiam Some vokieciai pra-
ddio Sitq ofensyvq, kad tue
tarpu deSiniqjam kylio Some
lie nieko neveik6, iScmus To-
kales atakas.
Kairiqiam Some Siandie iie
sau kasa kapus. Mes nors vie
tomis pasivarG pirmyn per
savo kareiviQ lavonus, tai
nauiose poziciiose nebus lai-
ko iiems suSilti. Ten jie kloja
paskutines SavO i6gas.
D6Siniqjam 81 Some, kaip
pradzioie buvO pamintta, tai
kininkai stoio uzpuoIiman.
Tasai uzpuolimo frontas yra
25 myliQ ilgas. Kadangi vo-
kieGiQ ofenSyvos frOntas yra
IS myliu ilgas, tai dabar NIL
Siu frontas prailgintas ligi 90
myliQ.
Bet talkininkai savO uzpuO-
limo frontQ ilgina. Taip kad
Siandie muSiai verda jau net
105 myliQ ilgio frontu. II tur
visu frontu talkininkal dau-
10 vokieciQ spGkas. IAudys
pacia stambiqjq teutonQ ka-
riuomene. Sl Ilkn%iai bus Is
bla$kyti arba nelaisven pa
init.
Toksai tai stovis yra Sian
die muSiQ fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
TAL,KTNTNKAI PASITIKT
GENEROLU FCCh.
VokieCiai kuOne ViSur Sul9l-
kyti.

Londonas. licro> 19.- Va
kar apir pu~iaudicni Gio gait
tn >vurbiu Iiniu * muSiQ
Iauko. Franc<ama, lad pie
tuo~c nuo Marine ir toIlauS
l.vtuo>r Ii@i Rheims, kur vel
kia pranruzai, yra kuo@eriau.
siaS StoviS. Tuo visa frontd
vokieGiai norS atIieka pass
IiausiaS atakaS, bet jiems ne
tik kad nickur ne~iseka pa-
Sivaryti pirmyn. bet vietomlS
prancuzai juos atbIoSkia If at
Siima prara>tas pozicijoS.
Taippat proncSama kad
cen. Foch pagamincS atakQ
pricS vokiecius ChateauThicr
rv-Soissons frontu.
Pictuosp nuo Marine pran-
cuzai atsitm1 Montvoisin. Tai
Ia victa. kur vokieGiai toIiau-
sia buvo pasivare.
Kito~e fronto vietoSe vo-
kiociQ ofenSyva paIseista tik
IokaIiai< uzpuolimaiS, kuriuo&
atmuSa prancuzai.
TaII,ininbai pasitiki saVo
vvriauSiuoiu vadu. Mes jie
Zinc. kad GEN. Foch az ankS-
Giau ar vtliau nukar$ vokie-
CLAIMS kali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
SU PRANCU-
zA|S STOJO OFENSYVON
Paimta 10 mieSteIiQl, 1000
nGIaiSviQ
VISU FRONTU TRU0kINAMI
TEUTONAI
AMERIKONAI SU PRAN-
CUZAIS EINA PIRMYN.
Tenka armotu. kares MEDIA
gos ir nelaisViQ.
PARYzIUS, liepos ia

PARYzIUS, liepos ia
merikonai su prancuzais sayO
Pakeltoje prizes vOkieCius O.
fensyvoje Marne-Aisne fronte
vietomis pasiVare pirmyn per
penkias mylias. Paem6 ne
laisvan apie 1000 vokieCiu.
Pa6m6 IS miesteliu. 80 sUnkip,
ju armotu ir daugeli kar6s
medziagos.
Amerikonai su prancuzais
i$ryto pradejo uzpuolima. Gi
po pietp amerikoniSkas Sta
bas iau atsidur6 buVusiose vo-
kieCiu u5imtose yietOse,
Vokieciai mu$ami II
Rheims-Marne frcntu. Ten&i
prancuzai atsi6me Prunay II
Manteuil. Atrodo, kad pran-
cuzai ST amerikonais Vokie-
Gius IS dvieju SonQ suima kai-
po znypl6mis.
TalkininkQ kontrofensyvoj
dalyyauja 100000 amerikOnQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
GAL ROOSEVELTO SUNUS
GYVAS?
Gen. Pershing state ta klau-
sima.

New York, liepos 19.--Pul-
kininkas Roosevelt vakar ga
vo nuo gen. Pershingo kable-
grama, kurioje isreiskiama
Wits, kad lakunas Quentin
Roosevelt ar tik nebusias gy-
vas. Jis galejo patekti ne
laisven.
Vakar mieste Saratoga pra-
sidejo New Yorko valstlJos
republikonp partijos konven-
CHA. Pulkin. Roosevelt joJe ola
lyvauja.
Lakuno Roosevelto mirtls
ligsiol nepatvirtinta:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
TALKININKAI MUSA ~VO-
KTECIUS 105 MYLIAS H.
GIO FRONTU.
Talkininkai krikStauja; teu-
tonai dantimis griezia.

Londonas, liepos 49, Wy
riausias talkininkQ armijQ
vadas, gen. Foch, pagaliaus
uzkIupo vokieGius. Su savo
armiiomis pak6l6 ofensyvQ
ten, kur vokieGiai visai nesi-
tikGio. Vakar ryte, butent,
taIIlininkai pradGjo uzpuoli-
ma . myliQ ilgio frontu tar
pc AiSne ir Marine. Taigi da-
bar tru$kinamaS vakarinis
vokicGiQ kylio, atsiSpiriancio
ant upts Marine, Sonas.
TaIkininkQ netikGtas paki-
limaS toie vietoje, kur vokie-
Giai netr6jo ofensyvOs, pas
taricSicmS gall padaryti mir
tina smugi. Mes taS sulaiIlyS
vokieGiQ paSGlusi veikimQ kl-
tam kylio Some, kw jie pra-
d&io ofensyvQ il kur jiem$
viSai prastai Sekasi. Prancu-
zai Su mcrikonaiS tue frontu
mu$aSi kaip liutai. Jcl Veto
mis- teutonai kick il nuzengia
pirmyn, tai tuoS Savo ling
sniuS jiems prisieina labai
Skaudziai ir brangiai apmo-
kGti. Visur stukso kruvoS Vo-
kieGiQ IavonQ.
TaIkininkV noapSallomaS
stiprpunaS prieS skaitlingesnl
pricSinink2 viSupirmu y1'a ia
me, kad jie puikiai ten buvo
pasiruo&e. Gen. Fochui IS
kalno buvo zinoma, kad vo-
kicGiai pradds ten ofenSyvQ.
Tx nebuvo zinomas tOS pra-
dzioS laikas.
Todcl talkininkamS buvo
proga ten pagaminti vokie-
CLAIMS Spqstus. Tas buvo pill
mai atlikta il $iandic matomc,
kaip vokicGiai pakliuvo
tuos spaStus.
PasElui talkininkQ stipru-
mas randasi iQ paGioje diva
sioie. TalkininEu kareiviai IT.
vadai yra pilni pergalGs vii
ties. Jie yra lahjauS kum
stipresni.
Gil vokieGiams to visa truk-
sta. Paimti nelaisvGn vokieGiQ
kareiviai keikia savo vadrS,
kurie juos siunGia j betiksles
skerdynes. Sake, nenori dau-
giau kariauti. Mes nezino, ko-
kiais tikslais liejama krau-
jas.
Kas kita yra talkininkuose.
TalkininkQ kareiviai Zinc, kad
.iie kariauja prizes kaizerio
militarizmq. Zinc, kad tasai
militarizmas butinai reikia
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
ANGLAI TVEIKE TURKUs,
Paeme nelaisven apie 600
turku ir vokieciQ.

Londonas, liepos 19.-Reu-
terio korespondentas is Pa
lestinos pranesa, kad praei-
ia sekmadieni turkai buvo
uzpuole anglus rytuose mo
upGs Jordano.
Turkams uzpuolimas ne
pavyko. Jie buvo sutruSklnti
il iu apie 500 papuol6 nelais-
ven. Tarpe nelaisviQ yra pu-
Sc vOkieciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
sAUKIA 5,4O9 NIGERIUS
IS ILLINOIS.

Springfield, I'LL, liepos 10.
-Gauta is Washingtono pa
r6dymas is Sitos valstijos
pasaukti kareiviauti 5,4O9 nj
gerius. Jie turi but surekru-
tuoti laikotarpiu rugpjuGio
| - 5 d.
Is jq 1,409 bus pasiQsta
stovyklon Dodge, gi 1000 =
stovyklon Grant.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

suniuzginti. Kitaip jis galt6tq
pavergti pasauli. Tuomet vi
sas tautas iStiktQ baisiausias
vargas. Visur uzvieSpatautu
vokiSkoji baudziava. Taip ne
turi but IL nebus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
SUzFISTI AMERIKONAf
GABENAMI PARYzIUN.

Paryzius, liepoS 10 SIM
tai suzeistu amerikoniSkQ ko-
reiviQ atgabenama Gionai, !
vietos Iigonines. Tai Wis Mar
ne frOnto aukOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Washington, liepos 49,
Amerikoniskas prekinis lal-
vas Westover sutorpeduotas.
zuvo 10 zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

- Washington, liepos 19.-
Vyriausybei yra reikalinga
$4,000 gydytojq. Jei nebus
laisvanoriQ, su prievarta bus
imami gydytojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
L1EPos 10, 1913.

Chicago If apylinkes. =
siandie If rytoj grazus oras
siandie Silciau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19
S. vALsT1JV NUosEoL1AI.
WASHINGTON, liepos 10

WASHINGTON, Iepos IL.
-Vakar paskelbtam arnijos
nuostoliu sarsse parodoma:
Uzmustu susiremime IA;
mirusiu nuo zaizdu 10; miru-
siu nuo ligu 6; mirusiu nuo
nelaiminguju atsitidmu q;
sunkiai suzeistu 20; lengvai
/; prazuvusiu 4. Viso 81.
Marininkq korpuso:
Susiremime uzmuStu 8; mi
rlsiu nuo zaizdu 1; pavojin-
gal suzeistu 8; viso z.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

= Baltimore, Nd, liepos 19.
Is vietos viespju mokyklll
prasalinta vokieGiq kalbos pa
mokos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-19

Shanghai, liepos lbs
Pekino pranesama, kad tallzi-
ninkai nusprende pilnai uzim-
ii Vladivostoka.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09

county was received earlier this year
than ever before 1t came Tuesday
April ,. five days ahead Of the last
time
That was curious looking thing
Mr.. Griff Williams sent here fro.n
Georgetown. Our citizens had neye-
before seen such an 'object." 1t wa
king crab and was viewed witt
great interest by all who saw it.
That is an important announcement
by Chairman J. n. Mclaughlin OF the
fuel commission of Newberry county
to the coal consumers.
Big crowds are enjoying readins
over the Top" in The Herald and
News, the last couple installments
of which, however, have been under
the bottom in the mail.
Many of the plots which Chief
Flynn discloses in "The Eagles Eye"
very strikingly eXemplify the state
ment that the melodrama of actual
life far exceeds in thrilling sensa-
tions the fictional melodrama of the
novelist.
The starting hours for the moving
picture shows have been changed to
suit the public, as it is Manager
Wells aim to please the people.
Boozev & Cannon's saw mill has
been moved to Silverstreet.
Mr.. Jerry B. Walton is advertising
for sale fine varieties Of tomato plants
and in due time he will have pepper
plants also! See his special an
nouncement and hurry for the
plants, as he always has the best
and they go fast.
The crowd is increasing, as there
were three speoa,rs who paid Their
dues Wednesday-CharIey Green s..
Henry Shealy S., and A. c. Trussell
SO, this being the latter's second
trip.
The good work of buying war saw
mos stamps goes on, particularly or
Mr.. Yancey Dickert's route, No. 7:
the latest to buy the stamps being
Messrs W. L. Bushardt and W.
Schumpert. each buying hundred
dollars worth.
The Stacker will pay for what he
gets out of Stacking before he is
through with it.-Spartanburg Her
aid.
For exceeding the regulation s,,eed
limit Nat Gist, Jr., paid SO THURSDAY.
Second call.
"And we are glad to comply wit,
your request. and the $500 from our
church will be in Brother Furcron's
hands by May 1st or sooner. Fra
ternally. T. J. Digby." We get this
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09
FRED H DoNI>1cK !
CONGRATULATED.

Washington, April Had the
house needed the warning of Con
gressman Fred H. Dominick Saturday
when the war bond bill carrying $12,-
00O,O00,O0O was being considered, it
would not have been necessary for the
ways and means committee to hold
a hastily called session yesterday and
for the house today to amend the bill
as insisted Saturday by Mr.. Dominick
when he made motion that section
5 of the bill be struck out. AS it is
Mr.. Dominick won his fight and is to-
day being congratulated on all sides
on his position.
When this Liberty Loan bill was be-
fore the house, Mr.. Dominick noticed
that the practical effect Of section >
would be to ultimately exempt the
shares of banks from taxation, which
would result in the loss of millions of
dollars in taxes to the states, coun-
ties and school districts. He insisted
that the matter should not be passed
over hurriedly and pointed out the
great Importance of the section and
the injury that would result to all Of
the states by such legislation. His
amendment was lost. being opposed
by the unanimous opposition Of the
ways and means committee. But it
was soon discovered after the bali
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09
MINUTES
JAMES ID. NANCE CAMP

a meeting of James D. Nance camp
No. 1856, L. c. V, WIS held in the
court house, April lst, 1918, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
state reunion OF Confederate veterans
to Be held at Abbeville, 8 c.. May 7th
and Sth, and also to the Confederate
reunion at Tulsa, Okla, and for other
business
The meeting was called TO order by
the commander.
On motion G. B. Aull was promoted
from End lieutenant to first lieuten-
ant in place of D. A. Dickert, deceased
and w. w Riser was elected I'd E,a-
tenant.
On motion, D. NJ. Ward was elected
euartermaster in place of P. Blair,
deceased.
On motion, Rev 2. W. Bedenbaugh
was elected chaplain in place of Rev.
y. ~ SllSu, ueCSdSeQ.
On motion, the following were
elected delegates to attend the re-
union at Abbeville: R. T. C. Hunter,
D. N. Ward, 7. G. Rikard, NJ, NJ. Bu-
ford, J. F. J. Caldwell, VIM Y. Fair,
r. T. Caldwell and E. P. Matthews,
with the following alternates: Jacob
Crouch, G. B. Aull, F. NJ. Lindsay, r.
I. stoudemeyer, W. NJ. Johnson, A.
A. Mates, c. Counts, and j. R. r.
win.
On motion the following wers
elected to attend the Confederate re-
union at Tulsa, Oklahoma. NJ NJ.
Buford, T. W. Bedenbaugh, W. w.
Riser, r. T. c. Hunter. H. T. Fellers,
VIM. Y. Fair, D. NJ Ward and E. p
Matthews.
Camp adjourned to meet at call Of
the Commander.
J. F. J, Caldwell,
NJ NJ Buford, Commander
Adjutant.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09
end at home.-The State.

Messrs. S. NJ. Duncan and T. G..
Williams, after making Georgetown
dry by running ali the whiskey out
OF ii as st. Patrick ran the snakes
from Ireland, are spending few
days at their respective homes IN
NewDerry, awaiting the governors or
uers to new fields.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Handy of West
over, Nd, came over to visit their
daughter, Mrs. L. F. Fischer. Her
father returned home Tuesday. The
mother is extending her visit.
Mr.. L. G. Southard, lawyer of
Jonesville, spent Tuesday night at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. T. W.
Smith.
Messrs. John and Marion Baxter
, spent Wednesday in Columbia visit
ing their mother and little brother
Carol at the Baptist hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ewart of Uni IN
are visiting his former home on their
way to Manning to visit her former
home
Miss Annie Green returned last
! week from a visit to her brother III
Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of New
berry spent yesterday here with Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Baker-Greenwood
Index. lst.
Capt. Meredith, who was seriously
injured in the rear-end collision on
the Southern near Columbia some
days ago, has been removed from the
hospital to his home in Columbia. He
is reported to be improving rapidly.
but it is not known when he will be
strong enough to hesume his rE-
Greenwood Journal.
Mrs. John H. Wicker and her
daughter, Miss Ernestine. returned
from a trip to Columbia last week.
Mrs. Duckett of Clinton spent a
pleasant little visit last week in New
berry at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Duncan Johnson.
Mr.. j H. Chappell has received
word from his son. Line Sergeant
lack Chappell of Camp Sewer, that
tie 18th regiment would leave with
the division in very little while for
England and that the men cheered
when they heard the news. Sergeant
Chappell is at home and his parents
had family reunion Sunday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09
PERSONALS.

We were glad to have call on US
one day last week our former citizen
and friend, Mr.. Robert E. Leavell, of
Newberry. He made the trip through
the country in his new automobile.
He has just recovered from injuries
received in the recent collision on the
Southern railway between Columbia
and Greenville, on which train he was
one of the passengers. He is lookins g
we'll and seems to again be in perfect
health.-Easley Progress.
Miss Carrie Lorick. has returned
to Chappells after spending the week
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09

from the Baptist Courier, il being i"
response to a call for funds to paT
passage of a member o. the Lauren,
association to the Southern Baptist
convention at Hot Springs. Ark
An egg measuring seven and one
half by n..ne and one-half inches has
been laid by hen belonging to Mr.
w. H. Anderson. Greenwood Index
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09
VARIOUS AND ALL AR0UT.

Some money was found by Mr.. G
E. Hutchinson's little son. Mr.
Hutchinson advertises for the owner
to come forward and claim it.
The pension money for Newberry
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-09

that the
amount equal to he
which value OF oh&7
bill that
Cheyenne record., 1918-06-13

ney whose cantonments he had
visited. 1t was one Of the best
addresses we have had the priv
iIeges OF listening to at any as
semblage. State Supt. Mrs.
Mary C. c. Bradford made an
interesting talk on child welfare
and educational lines. Several
other speakers were present who
also made some very interesting
talks. after which we mingled
one with another and became ac-
quainted with each other. We
met several of our state officials,
among which were Governor
Gunter and wife, Secretary of
State, James Noland and wife,
State Auditor, Charles Leckenby
and wife, State Treasurer. Root.
Hi ,gins and wife, State Sapt. OF
Public Instruction, Mrs. Mary C.
C. Bradford. State Chairman,
Raymond Miller and a host of the
quill pushers OF the state. About
eleven D. m. we retired for our
slumber.
On Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Kibbee again came
with their automobile and took
US out again to see the balance OF
the City of Denver. They kept
going from one part of the city
to another of interest until about
eleven a. m. at which time we
had to begin to make tracks for
the depot to catch our train. At
the depot we met Mrs. D. E.
Sears. and daughter. Gladys. for
merly of this place. whom we
were pleased to meet, and whom
wished us to remember her 70 al
the Che, enne Wells people. To
say that we enjoyed our visit at
Denver is only putting it uildly.
and had we had more time to Wis
it. we presume we could have
written whole newspaper ON
the beauties of our beautiful City
of Denver.
Cheyenne record., 1918-06-13
ARAPAHOE ITEMS.

Mr.. Bushman has purchased a
new Car.
Mrs. Geo. Walkers brother of
Iowa, is visiting her.
Mr.. Shepard is building new
residence in Arapahoe.
Mr.. Slack was a business visit
or in Arapahoe one day this week
Their was more people f Ho!-
yoke here last Sunday. looking
for a location.
Some of the children of Arapa
hoe. captured Two young coyotes
last Sunday.
Mother Howard is having her
tore building painted thar is &C.
clpled by l.. Nj. DicASoa.
Mrs. Grant Edwards has pur-
chased farm of one-hundred
and sixty acres, South of Chey-
enne Wells.