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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-26
New portuauesc Cabinet

Lisbon. Tuesday, Dec 24.--A new
Portuguese ministry has been formed
with Tamagnini Barbosa as premier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-26
Observation-Disclosures

SSSNSrSr~~-r~N~-S~0~s<N
NANIED-f you need carpenter, call j.
;, During. Phone f595R
WE pay highest price for gents ana ladies'
old clothes and old shoes. Chicago Sec
ond Hand Store. Phone 1893.
WANTBD-Careful kodak finishing by mas
ter photographers. Twice daily service
Remember, satisfaction guaranteed. Send
your finishing to a reliable established firm
Hanna Hanna, master photographers.
HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds of sec
ond hand clothes, shoes, trunks, suit
cases rugs, stoves and all kinds Of furni.
ture. We also buy old rubber metals and
all kinds of junk. 323 South First Phone
pS4
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LOST
FOR RENT--Roorns


North.
FOR RENr--Rootls DAY or wqeA, steam
heat, no sick; over. Golden Rule Store.
FOX RENT--Modern, furnished rooms: no
sick steam heat, SOS IL West Central.
IMPERIAL ROOMs-sNice, uiean rooms.
rates by day or week; over Woolworth' s,
Sl9 ~ West Central
South.
ron REN c--rurnlsneu roum. ,Is eoutn
Seventh. Phone llis-w
FOR kENr- FURNISHED r,1ms tIr lla6I
housekeeping. Si3 West Iron.
FOR RENT--Front room suitable FOR
sleeping or light housekeeping. IA West
Gold
FOR RENT-furnished room, ngnt house
Keeping; web people no children; gas,
phone. bath. 4l6 West Gold Opposite
postofflce.
Highlands.
FOR RENT--Furnlshed rooms 2iS South
Walter. Phone zoo,
FOR RENT Room. gentleman preferred.
1ol South Walter.
FOR kENT--Newly furnished rooms, wltn
sleeping porches. SOl South Edith.
FOR RENT Modern light housekeeping
rooms, 4la South Edith, Phone l22a-R
FOR RENT-Furnished room. with or
Without sleeping porch. 1916 South
Walter
FOR HENT--Room, sleeping porch and
board for gentleman in the Highlands
Phone 2l3S NJ. W.
FOR RENT--Two large furnished rooms;
sleeping porch, $40. Zeering, III East
Coal. Phone I524-W
FOR RENT--Dwellings
North.
FOR RENT--rhree room furnished house
Apply $40 Reieher ave,
FOR RENT--Two room house sleeping
porch furnished or unfurnished. 1900
: orth Second,
South.
FOR RENT--Small bungalow, one room
and large glass sleeping porch, complete
~ furnished, light and water paid s1400
per month. GIG West Coal.
Highlands.
FOR RENT--Furniahed house at 296 North
walter
FOR RENT--Three room modern cottage
with sleeping porch. $14. Water paid
General.
miles out Phone 15s7w.
For Rent--Rooms With Board
FOR RfNT-Gisssed- in Sleeping porcb ana
room first class board. Phone $50. 210
South Walter.
FOR RENT--A well furnished room with
sleeping porch and first class table board.
40 Fest Central.
Ell JARDIN EsCoNDTDo---F5r co1v,,7.----
cent Has Accommodations available FOR
l112.
FOR RENT--Roofns with Sleeping porc5es.
not and cold water steam heat; first
class table board Casa De ORC, Gl3 West
Gold.
MRS. W. II. REED, Of the focEhart Ranch
has moved to COS South Arno. where she
$ prepared TO take health seekers. Phone
1895.
SHADY NOOK ranch offers excellent room
and board. Just the place TO get strong
For rates phone 2429-F4. Communications
low available Mrs. II. r. Thomas
WANTEn A ~o..x.
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HELP WANTED

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HELP WANTED
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~ . T77IS -,
WniAN Les Angeles !. IA. G. A. Auto
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W., T. D-fltty poys l9r I9ecelnber -
anu -. Apply Mestefn Union
NANrED--First-elass b0oklGaepor by re-
liable concern prefer one hnVing general
90 ,cor,,.,,, y, sq9U pppoftunlty Tor ad-
- -
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Male and lOenaIe.

TEACHERS WANTED
WE always have calls for teachers who
are certified to teach in the public
schools OF New Mexico and Arizona. Write
Educational Exchange. AL
buquerque, N. Mex or telephone a341R.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-26
FOR SALE--Lfvestock.
FOR SALE--Poultry and Egg.
FOR SALE--Houses

FOR sALE--siN room santa Fe brick
mouse with roomy cellar. Front and
back screened porch Gas and electricity.
Roomy closets Bath on lower floor. Hot
and cold water with toilet on second floor
Price $4,000 Construction Of this couldn't
be better CLIO West Coal avenue All cash
would not be necessary, p w. Fee
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MONEY TO LOAN

NpNurv rp - 'S>S~>S-~~ s~~-~~~~~s~l--
1850 ~ Ian on city real estate. See
National Inv. Co, 206 2 Vvest Gaia
CONFIDENTIAL loans on Seweiry, dia-
monds, Liberty Bonds pianos, automo-
hiles etc Low rates Henry d. hoffman.
III south First. Bonded to the state OF
New Mexico.
WE LOAN you more money on yonr iia
monds, watches. pewelry and Liberty
Bonds. Reliable liberal and confidential.
II. Yanow Jeweiry (Ben Mlndlin suc-
cessorl ZOE West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-26
FOR SALE---FurnIture

a sNAP-ff taken an together Complete
furnishings for 5-room house: nothing
lacking: house rent reasonable: cash or
4l5 South Walter
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
MIEJSCOWA2

Greenbaum dab GEEK ma $4,000.
Wczoraj wieczerem odbyio sig
zebranie w teatrze Auditorium
ma rzecz pozyczki wolnoSciowej.
Teatr byi przepeiniony. Setki ME
mogly sic dostac do wnetrza G..
NJ. Reynolds, jeden z najwybit-
niejszych bankierow W Chicago,
by} przewodniczacym. Pomagai
mu C.. w. Folds, prezes komitetu
.pozyczki wolnoSciowej, oraz c.
H. Burras.
Licytacya amerykahskiej flagi
.przynios}a $4,000 w subskryp-
.cyach. Major Cushman A. Rice
z amerykanskiego korpusu awia-
tycznegQ, ktory otrzymaf urlop
z powodu ran otrzymanych we
Francyi, sprzedal kule z dziata
niemieckiego aeroplanu "a SIS,
1000. Kilka rysunkow przez ]. L.
Nc Cutcheona przynioslo take
znaczne sunny. Gwiazdy operowe
ISpiewaly.
Firmy rzezalniane przekroczy-
iy swa kwote S11,OO0,O0O o $1,000
700. D~odatkowe subskrypcye
wzie}v firmy Swifta ma $25O,OOO;
IWilsona ma 100000; Acme Pack
ing Co.. ma 500, 900 i Armoura ma
Stan Indiana kwote swa pre-
kroczyl. Poprzednio uczynily to
IStany Iowa i Michigan. Niedo-
Ib6ry Stanow Illionis i Wisconsin
luz zostaIy wyrownane nadwyzk?
poprzednich Stanow, ktore Wszy-
Estkie axe stanowia siodmy dy-
lstrykt federalno = rezerwowy.
RAMPANT.
Me ma watpliwoSci, re mlasto
Gale lest rozbudzone. Goraczko'
wa akcya wczorajsza bedzie dzrS
iieszcze wiecej spotegowan9.
Miasto Chicago zakuPi}o dodat
Ikowo bond6w "a 100000, 2
Ikompania Chicago Telephone Co.
"a 100000.
Dzisiaj kampania bedzie pro-
wadzona Gala sila parry W Sr0d-
mieSciu. Przez caly dzieh odby-
wac sic bedzie konccrt w park''
Granta. Beda take manewry, po-
Ipisy awiatyczpe, cyrki i przedSta
wienfe wodewilowe ma otwartem
Ip~owictrzu, 1000 mathew re Spie
wackiego batalionu bedzie SPie-
Iwalo. Tysiace innych mathew
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
HANDY Mia.
Wczoraj sprzedano bondow VOL
noSciowych "a $34, 900.

noSclowych "a S34,O0O,00O.
NareszCie w przedostatnim
dniu miaSto ockneia siez letargu,
ktory grozil miastu fiaskiem /
hanba, II swej kwoty W czwartej
pozyczce wolnoSciowej ME osie-
gnie. Wczoraj bowiem uzyska-
no subskrypcyi ma bondy wolno-
sciowe W sumie $34,OOO,0OO. O.
golna suma wiec sprzedanych W
Chicago bond6w do wczoraj wy
nosiIa S221, 100000. Pozostaje
wiec dis do uzyskania subskryp-
cyl ma S31,OOO,OOO, azeby do kwo-
ty miasta dotrzec, ME mowiac juz
mic o jej przekroczeniu. Jest jed
make nadzieja, re kwota ia costa
ME przckroczona o wielka sumo
iesli wczorajszy entuzyazm, spo-
tegowany przeczuciem, IL chwila
lest ostatnia, ME zawiedzie klero-
wnik6'w kampanii. l zdaje sic bye
pewnem, re ME zawiedzie, gdyz
Chicago rozumie, re hanba byio-
bv niezatarta skaPic kilka dola-
row, gdy 1885 synow Chicago
wian juz napolu walk ziozylo W
ofierze wszystko, co mieli.
w kraju calym subskrypcye do
wczoraj wieczorem obliczone by
" ma 81, 100000 do $1,000,
100000 CO macy, re dis W kra-
iu ca}ym trzeba uzyskac sub
skrypcyi przynajmniej ma $1,000,
100000.
Niesiychany entuzyazm piano.
wal ma wielu zebraniach. n. P. w
restauracyach hotelu Blackstone.
przv bulwarzc Michigan, pod
czas pory obiadowej, uzyskano
subskrypcyi ma S1,193,OOo. Me
naprhGno przezwano hotel ten
hotelem milionerow. Rysunek J.
T. McCutcheona, artysty-ryso-
wnika dziennika Chicago Tri-
bune", sprzedano "a $4,000 bon
dow ma licytacyi L. Hartmanowi.
Poprzednio innym sprzedano go
"a S145, 800. Innymi nabywcami
dodatkowych bondow ma obiedzie
byli: J. A. Patten, S1O5,O00; L.
Mayer, 100000; NJ. Goodman,
$4,000; z. Hamill, S45,OOO; c.
w. Folds, $4,000; PhilliPsborn
Co. S25.OOO; O. Foreman, $4,000
L. Stumer, $4,000 i inni. NJ. T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
,ondow wolnoSciowycll.

oondow WolnoSc1oWycll.
- Wczoraj szeryf Traeger WEI
wal do siebie ]. Klenhe, prezesa
komisarzy w Cicero I,
zagrozil mu, re jesli szulernie w
Cicero ME beda zamkniete, szcf
policyi W Cicero bedzie usuniety,
a Klenha bedzie wezwany ma
przesfuchy pred prok. stan.
Hoyne'a.
, - Ex-Burm. J. P. Hopkins
kt6ry umar} pred kilku dniam'
ma influenze, zostawi1 caly swoj
maiatek obliczony ma 100000
swym sze5ciu siostrom.
- Wiadze federalne wykry}y
ciekawa agentke niemiecka w o.
sobie panny Emmy NJ. Camper,
kt6ra pozowala ma nauczycielke
muzyki imieszkaia pnr. 45o Bel
den ave. Byla ona posrednikiem
pomiedzy rzadem niemieckim czy
tez organizacya niemiecka W tym
kraiu a wiezniami n~iemieckimi
W Stanach Zjednoczonych i Ks
nadzie. Przez jej rece przesz}o
wiele tysiecy dolarow. znalezio-
no ma srebrnym iahcuszku ma jeI
szyi pod odzieza niemiecki zelaz-
ny krzyz, a W jej pokoju ~pierscio-
mex re zelaznym krzyzem. Ina
leziono takze u niej spisy d{ugie
os6b niemieckiej narodowosci, o.
raz wiele niewypeinionych pre-
kaz6w p~ocztowych. Liczy lat 81
i ubiera sic skromnie. Przez kilkl
obserwowali ia agenci
W p6inocnej czesci par
ku Lincolna, gdzie zbierali sig
mezczyzni widocznie n~iemieckie-
go pochodzenia. Ma tych zebra
mach czesto m6wiono o otwartej
.pozycyi przeciw Stanom Zjedno
:zonym.
- Edward Boyle, LEGACY lat
81, porter we wyszynku P. Nc
Hugha, pnr. 1549 Indiana ave.
potknal sic, gdy schodzif do SUITE
rem | padl ma glove. Czaszka mu
pekla i umarl wkrtce pc tenn
Rowniez fatalnie spadf do
suteren !. F. More, 40 lat LEGACY,
zatrudniony w Gault House, pnr.
14s S. Canal I'll. Umars take
peknietej czaszki.
Trzech bandyt6w weszso
do wyszynku J: Setisa, pnr, 1885
Huron Ii l., zamkneli go do
suteren | zabrali $40 z aparatu
kasowego. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
INNE WIADOMO SCI
MIEISKIE.

- Bank, nalezace do stowarzy-
szenia clearinghouse, wczoraj
uchwalily pozyczyt miast1 S..
900, 900, polowa z czego bedzie
obr6cona ma pensye ola funl,cyo-
nayruszy miejskich do kohca re-
ku, a druga polowa ma zakupno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
GLOWNE DODATKOWE
SUBSKRYPCYE.

Oto gfOWne z WczoralSZyCh 90
datkowych subSkrypcyi:
International Harvester Co.,
$780, 900; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad, $l,5OO,OOO;
Surface lines pracownicy, $1,000,
1000; Du Pont De Nemours, $500,
900; Milk Wagon Drivers Union
1905, 900; Swift and Co., S25O,OOO
.Crerar Clinch Co., $245,0O0 Hi
.nois Malleable i pracownlcy,
.S165,OOO; Stewart Mrg. Co. i pra-
cownicy, s154,Ooo; Chicago Flat
Tanitors' Union $4,000; Peabo7
dy Coal Co., s125,OOO; Aetna Life
Ibiura chicagoskie, 100000; Bos-
ton Store, S1OO,OOO: C. w. & F:
Goal Co., S1OO,OOO; Lindsay
Light Co., S1OO,OOO; Schocnhofcn
Brew. Co., S1OO,OOO; Wilson &
Co., 100000.
NIEszCZEsLIWY sPAD LOT
NIKoW.
Dwaj lotnicy wojskowi, ktorzy
wczorai wzlotami i popisami kar-
|koiomnymi mad miastem Chicago
starali sic wzbudzic wieksze zain
teresowanie i ~poparcie ola KAN
panii "a bondami wolnoSclowy-
mi, spadli Z wysokosci $40 stop
gdv motor ich aeroplanu pre-
stall norma1nic funkcyonoWac
Obai odnieSli bardzo bolesne pc
kaleczenia, aczkolwiek ME fatal
ne. Jeden Z Mich nazywa sic po-
rucznik Eugeniusz Ellery Z poIa
Rantoul,, a drugi porucznlk Dor
sew Grove Z pnr. 755 N. Dear
born III.
Porucznik Grove pochodzl Z
iChicago. DIVA lata temu bys kan
dvdatem ma aldermana, a gdy 20
stall pobity, wstapii do korPus"
awiatycznego.
Matka lego, PAM S: A. Grove
by1a W parku Granta i widzi"ia
wvpadek, lecz ME wiedziaAa, re
lei syn zostaf pokaleczony, opo-
Idziewala sig jednak tego, gdyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19

wczoraj pred pofudniem ktoS tie
lefonowai do niei i p~owiedzial jej,
re jej syn spadi ! pokaleczy} sic
Sledztwo bedzie wdrozone
przez wladze, skad 6w ktoS VIE
dial, re maszyna porucznika
Crowe'a spadnie i czy ME ma cos
wsp6lnego re ,szpiegami niemle-
ckimi. Podobno familia Crowe'oW
vie, iak sic nazywa jednostka'
kt6ra i'm to wydarzenie zakomu-
nikowaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19


Wszystkie przepisy i rozporza-
dzenia co do epidemii influenzy
beda przez policye surowo wyko-
nwane i wszyscy przekracza-
lacy takowe beda aresztowanl,
o~swiadczyl wczoraj tymcz. szet
.policyi Alcock.
Wszyscy policynaci otrzyma-
Ii ostry nakaz, azeby wszystkie
zarzadzenia, wczoraj powziete,
byiy do litery wykonane.
Azeby zmniejszyc Scisk W
~tramwajach W g~odzinach wielkle
go ruchu, Stow. Handlo-
we wyslalo APPEL do swych czion-
k6w, kt6rych liczy 5000, azeby
jesli to motive, podzielili swoJ
personal robotniczy W ten spo-
sob, azeby jedni zaczynali o 60
dzinie 8mej, drudzy o Sis, trze''
CT o godz. $50, nastepni o S:4',
a ostatni o godz. 9tej. Zwolnienie
cd piracy wieczorem ma bye we'd
lug podobnego rozk}adu'
Ably ulzyt tym familiom, W
kt6rych influenza grasuje i wska
tex tego posilk6w nalezNtych ME
otrzymuja, Czerwony Krzyz OF
worzyl jedenaScie kuchni W haste
pujacych budynkach: Col Tower
Bldg, Eli Bates House, North
western University Settlement.
Chicago Commons, Maxwell Set
Element, University of Chicago
Settlement, fila w rzezalniacf
United Charities i fila Calumet
United Chirities".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
JEsZCZE JEDEN SRoDEh
PRZECIW INFLUENCE.

Wielkic zainteresowanie wy
wofafa w komisyi specyalneJ Ola
zwalczania epidemii intlucnzy
zapalenia pluc w~iadomoSc o no
wei metodzie leczenia daleko po-
sunietych wypadkow intluenzy
zapalenia pluc. RAPPORT o TEN
przywi6zi dr.. Herman n. Bun
desen, wysfannik KomIsarza miej
skiego zdrowia Rsbertsona, kto-
ry w tym celu udal size specyalnie
do Bostonu, gdzie te metode sto-
sowano we wojskowym szpitalt1
w p~rzedmie$ciu Chelsea przez
woiskowych lekarzy z wielklem
powodzeniem.
Do leczenia uzywa sic surowi-
cy, zrobionej z krwi osob, ktore
sic wyleczyiy z influenzy i zapa-
lenia p,uc, Surowica ia dziaia Una
'komicie. Stosowana jest tylko we
wypadkach, kt6re wygladaja be-
nadziejnie.
Surowica ia r6zni sic tenn cd
surowicy, odkrytej W laborato-
rum braci Mayo w Rochester,
MINI. przez DIR. E. C. Rosenowa'
IL pierwsza wstrzykuje sic tylko
chorym, a druga zdrowym oso-
bonn. Ostatnie pod tym wzgle-
dem jest podobna do surowicy
przeciw ospie.
Komisya wczoraj omawia1a
projekt wyrobu surowicy ola ME
bezpiecznie chorych re krwi maj
tk6w w Great Lakes | zolnierzy
W Camp Grant. w tych obozach
okoio 1000 przebylo chorobe
szczesliwie, Osoba, kt6ra sic po-
swieca | udzfela swej krwi, wca-
lie ubytku ME odczuwa.
Pierwszy zapas surowicy Or.
Rosenewa dis bedzie przywie-
ziony do. Chicago, Surowica be-
die ws~zczepiona ka4demu, kto-
ry pragnie mice protekcye pre-
civ epidemii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19
ODSTAWA POBOROWC6W
ODLOzONA.

Odstawa $4,000 poborowc6w,
ktdra miaia sic r~ozpocza6 w po-
niedziaiek przysziego t~ygodnia,
zostaia wskutek influenzy od}ozo
ma ma czas nieograniczony Doty-
czy to tyko poborowc6w W I'LL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19

bedzie sprzedawalo bondy W ca
lem miescie. w Rampant wezma
udziaI dzieci szkolne i skauci.
Nietylko majtkowie ma ulicach
agituja, ale i wszystkie organrza-
eye, komitety, subkomitety, SEX
eye i dywizye p~racuja energicz-
niej niz kiedykolwiek. Me bylo
nigdy tax sensacyjnego zakohcze
MIA Rampant "a pozyczka wolno-
sciowa lax "a obecna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-19

Surowica dr.. Rosenowa bedzie
ma wielka skale takze wyrabiana
w Chicago.
PRZEPISY co DO INFLUEN-
zY BEDA sUROWO PRE-
STRZEGANE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
tR|CUS GAVE
2,40O BOOKS To
THE KHAKI BOYS
LARGE NUMBER COLLECTED LAST
WEEK BY THE CARNEGIE LIBRA
RY AND WILL BE SENT OFF To
THE CAMPS.

The Carnegie Library reparts that
the people of Americus contributed
2 900 books during the past week for
the use of soldiers and sailors.
1t is hoped that week after week they
will continue to come in steadily, for
our men will need books as long as the
war lasts, and the supply must be con-
stantly replenished. hTe public is urg-
ed to form the habit of turning in their
new books as soon as they have read
them In this way, constant stream
Of fresh books into the camps will be
assured, and a most effective barrage
established against the blue devils of
loneliness and depression
All books received will be prepared
for use in accordance with the simple
rules laid down by the Library War
Service Of the American Library asso-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
THIS LIQUOR 50
STRONG IT CAN'T
Be C0RKEO TIGHT
SHERIFF WANTS TO SEND 1T TO
ATLANTA TO STATE CHEMIST
FOR ANALYSIS, BUT IT WON'T
STAY BOTTLED.

Some soft drink seized at I'm
derwood's place on Cotton avenue re-
Gently is such powerful explosive
that it won't stay corked up.
The sheriff has been trying for two
weeks to get a few bottles to the state
chemist, but it won't be corked that
long. In an hour or so the cork blows
out Once he corked bottle and then
sealed it with wax. and after a while
the bottle burst to pieces.
The sheriff's idea is to find out if
the stuff contains enough alcohol to
lie il violation Of the state prohibi-
ton law.
Underwoods case. which may result
in the forfeiture of his license. is still
pending, as his attorneys have -secur-
ed a postponement because of their ac-
tivity in another case in which they
were previously engaged.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
j. s. SOLDIERS
TAKING ACTIVE
PART IN FIGHT
MILE AFTER MILE OF KHAKI.CLAD
BOYS ARE MARCHING TO THg
FRONT-LEAYE TOUL SECTOR
WITH SUBORDINATES.
American troops are assuming

American troops are assuming q
major part in the west front battle
Staff correspondents report miles
upon miles OF troops and vans moving
over roads back of the lines in the
Toul sector and the fact that the
greatest activity is reported at general
headquarters as we'll as at lesser head
quarters closer to the front, may indi-
cate that General Pershing is to take
personal command of the American
troops participating in the battle, leav-
ing the Toul sector in charge of su-
bordinate officers.
The war department in its weekly
war review today declares American
troops are relieving veteran French
forces by taking over more of the line
tc the south of the German offensive
front, so that the French may join
General ePtaine's men in opposing the
drive.
A United Press dispatch from Lon
don early this AFTERNOON intimated an
attempt will be made to obtain com
scription in Ireland, with the consent
of the Irish people Half a dozen di-
visions of Great Britains best fight
ing material are now in Ireland and
idle, the dispatch said.
Petrograd dispatches reporting the
conclusion of Russo-Rumanian peace
treaty say one of the provisions is the
expectation to Rumania of the entire
wheat surplus of Bessarabia, a source
of grain supply which the Germans
coveted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
SIX MONTHS ON
GANG SENTENCE
IN WHISKY CASE
SAM DOUGHERTY, YOUNG WHITE
MAN, RECEIVES THE HEAVIEST
PENALTY YET IMPOSED IN THIS
COUNTY.

Six months on the chaingang is the
sentence given Sam Dougherty, a
young white man, for violating the pro
hibition law.
This sentence was imposed by Judge
Harper in the City court, after Dough
erty had been convicted.
1t is the stiffest sentence ever given
in this county in a whisky case.
1t was charged that Dougherty
alighted from a train at the Central de-
pot, and when he saw two officers ap'
preaching dropped two suitcases full
of liquor. He was arrested nearly two
months later, and was identified by his
photograph, found in one of the suit
cases.
Judge Harper took the position that
Dougherty was one of band of. liquor
sellers organized to break the law in
this community, and for that reason he
imposed the heavy sentence. An ap-
peal was made to him afterwards to
reduce the penalty, but he declined to
do so.
Dougherty's wife is living in Ameri-
Gus, the couple having come here sew
eral months ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
DEPUTY FOOD
OFFICERS TO
HAVEMEETINC

N. NJ Dudley, deputy food admins
TRAITOR for this county, leaves tonight
to attend a meeting of the county food
administrators in Atlanta.
County Food Administrator Franc
Mangum is unable to attend, by rea-
son of other business, and Mr.. Dudley
is representing him.
The national food administration is
paying all expenses of this trip, includ :
ing Pullman fare, and is also paying
four dollars per diem. This is the
first time that any of the expenses Of
the food administrators have been paid.
There will be two days session Of
the food administrators.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
Favors 70 Months School Session.

SAVANNAH, Ga. April 1.
Charleton B. Gibson, superintendent OF
the board of education of Chatham
county, is heartily in favor Of twelve
months session. according to a forty
eight weeks session, according to a
statement made by him. DR.. Thomas
Charlton, member of the board of
education, made talk to the Rotary
Club at the Hotel Savannah, advocat-
ing such session and the superin-
tendent condones his stand. Mr.. Glib
son said it would york splendid ad-
vantage here and mean that the pupils
would ge through in much less time
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
NASSAR To CLOSE
FOR BREAKING LAW
4 SIGN WILL BE DISPLAYED OVER
HIS STORE ANNOUNCING THAT
HE'S BEING PUNISHED FOR VIO-
LATING THE RULES.

A splendid tribute is paid the gre
Gerry dealers of this county by the To-
cal administration, as the result of a
rigid investigation that has been con-
Quoted for the past week.
The closing of the store of Salem
Nassau, for violating the rules on the
sale of -four, is the first instance Of
any punishment being meted out to any
Of the dealers in this county. He is
believed to be the only grocer that has
sought to ignore the food administra-
tion rules.
Il am convinced that the dealers of
Sumter county are trying TO live strict
" in compliance with the law" says
Food Administrator Mangum, and it
was with great regret that l caught
up with Nassau. The very idea of \
man violating a law for the sake Of
fifteen or twenty cents profit at time
like the present, is really appalling.
1t is gratifying to know that he is the
only violator the county has yet de-
valoped"
Nassau was summarily closed Sat
urday night and will be closed again
next Saturday. A sign will be dis
played over the front of his store
reading: CLOSED Today By Order of
The U. S. Food Administration.
Have Been Caught and Am Being Pun
ished For Violating The Food Laws. .
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-01
Germans in 10 Miles of Amiens.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES, in
France, April War planes. report
the occupancy of Moreuil on the right
hank OF the river Avre after heavy
fighting. The Germans are reported
arriving and moving westward along
the Luce valley, having passed Apan-
gard. This brings the enemy much
nearer the Calais-Paris railway and
within less than ten miles Of Amiens