davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
sHAMPoONG, SCALP TREATMENT.

at'FFfRFf 1fN'FFf
Mrs. NJ NICHOLSON, shsn1pooinz. scalp
treatment facial massage yibratory treat
rnent hair dressing. also electrical massage
2GG y franklin st. ID. ~ a 3697 } 10
hhAMpOOING ana scalp treatment At
youi Tome Phone 4227 W. Bertha NJ
Ernest 42S K. sixth street. Out -of-to~n
appoiutments acceDLsd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12

FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
SPACE IN private garage lO25 Madison
Phone 6N2f w
TWO four-room bungalows FOR rent At
ShellpC' Park innuire Mrs Henry. she'll
pot iarL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TAXI SERVICE Quick. dependable. with
reasonable rates From anywhere to any
where. anytime Cau SD West Ninth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES
SiiARpENED FERSCHkE'S
10 ~ EIGHTH STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

APPARATUS cleaner and janitor. Apply
Sixth and Shipley streets. Diamond state
Telephone Co. J. l. Hofrecker. Only white
need apply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
" eak, Thin People
Made Strong and Fat

Weak. thin peoplc-msn or women
are nearly always nervous wrecks, thus
conclusively proving that thinness. weak
nsss, debility and neurasthenia are al
Uost invariably duo TO nerve starvation.
Feed your nerves and all these symptoms
due TO nerve starvation will disappear.
Eminent specialists state that the best
nerve food Ii an organic phosphate known
among druggists as Bitro- Phosphate. a
five grain tablet OF which should be taken
with zach meal Being u genuine nerve
builder and not a stlmulant or habit
forming drug Bitro- Phosphate can be
safcly taken by the weakest and most
delicate sufferer. and the results follow.
Ing Its use are often simply astonishing.
Weak, tired people regain strength and
wgor. thinness and angularity give way
to plumpness and curves. sleep returns to
the sleepless. confidence and cheerfulness
replace debility and gloom. dull eyes be-
come bright. and pale. sunken cheeks re-
gain the pink glow OF health. Bitro.
Phosphate, the use OF which is inrxpen-
sive, also wonderfully promotes the as
similation OF food. no much so that many
people report marked gains OF weight In
n few weeks.
CAUTION Bitro- Phosphate
In unsurpassed for relieving nervousness
slseple ssness and general weakness, It
ahouid not, owing TO Its remarkable flesh.
growing properties, be used by anyone
who does not desire 10 put on flesh II
10 sold IN this city by Westfall and most
good druggists. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
Ladies Attention.
W M s. HART.

"Sil TIeaft by Helft7
Surrenders to Cupid's Dart
Now comes the story that the West
ern movie hero. who has faced death
thousands Of times has now fallen a
victim to cupid's arrow himself 1t is
reputed that he is soon 10 marry a
Montana heircsS The Lonesome
Trail" his latest release, is supposed
TO have appealed TO the lady to rescue
the noted movie hero from the perls
OF single blessedness. Mr.. Hart is
like Nat Goodwin. although heroes on
the stage, and like General Sherman
who said he'd rather attack a rebel
batter than face an audience OF pretty.
women. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
Wilson Is Called
Most Partisan of
All Presidents

INDIANAPOLIS, May D-Patriot.
ism was the keynote Of the Indiana re-
publican convention, which met here to-
day 10 nominate candidates for state
offices. excepting governor and lieu-
tenant governor and to adopt platform.
Declaring that President Wilson -
the most as,ute leader the democratic
party never had. United States Senator
Harry s New, Of Indiana. addressing
the convention as permanent chairman.
asserted that he is also the most un-
compromising in his partisanship ot any
man who has occupied the White House
since the days Of Andrew Jackson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
Presidents Wife
Names First of
New Steel Ships

WASHINGTON. May % Launch
ing tomorrow from the yards Of the
Submarine Boat company at Newark
Bay OF the first Of the new standard.
ized fabricated steel vessels for cargo
carrying being built by the Emergency
Fleet corporation, was announced to-
day by the shipping board. The new
vessel will bear the name OF "Agawam,
meaning Great Salt Meadows" Sc
lected by Mrs Woodrow Wilson.
The new vessel will have dead
weight carrying capacity Of $500 tons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
80 CENTS A POUND
IS ALUMINIUM PRICE

WASHINGTON, May pa maxi
mum base price Of thrty-three cents a
pound for aluminium in lots OF fifty
tons or more, of the ingot % TO % per
cent grade, was fixed by President VII.
son today under an agreement between
producers and the war industries board
The new price is effective June and
viii continue until September !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

than men, as they are cleaner about
their work They take pride IN keep.
ing the tables and dishes clean, and keep
the equipment IN sanitary condition In
fact Mr Weaver insists, that he would
not exchange them for men.
I'VE have been replacing men with
girls, TO serve our patrons at the tables"
says J. r Roach, OF Roach and
Vearey's We don't have 10 tell them
10 clean the tables and wash the glasses
They know more about Housekeeping
and the work seems TO come natural -
them In time We will use girls for
the work at the fountain, too"
Both men agree that one man is
needed at the fountain 10 do the heavy
work. and Mr. Neazey would add a
porter
Other druggists are not 50 sure that
the innovation would pay The draft
will not interfere with their workers
and they will continue TO use men as
long a, they can. Tom Roach. OF the
Roach drug store, suggests that when
girls are willing 10 take up this kind
Of work from patriotic motive so that
competent workers can be secured, the
problem will be solved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
THREE MARINES,
TWO DOUCHBOYS,
Get War MEDALS
Pharmacist Given D, S, C, for
Bravery in Gas Attack,
BY The Associated Press.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May B.--Three men at
tached TO the United States marine
corps and two American iniantrymen
have been awarded the distinguished
service cross for conspicuous heroism
in action. Two OF the crosses will be
delivered to the next OF kin because
the men upon whom they were con-
ierred lost their lives
Pharmacist Fred c. Schaffner, u. s.
N. serving with the marines. during
an engagement on the west side OF the
st. Mihiel salient southeast OF Verdun,
died as a result OF his herosm.
Died In Gas Attack.
The cross was awarded him for the
highly commendable action he displayed
In the care and attention incident TO
the removal OF more than 100 casual
ties, following a gas shell lombard
ment April l3" says the citation. As
result OF the gassing. he died
The citation and award to Hospital
Apprentice Carl O. Kingsbury, U. s.
~, was presented for work identical
TO that done by Schaiiner. Kingsbury
HOMNNNl hlu Ipl lbhC IlN lllfs
Marine Rescues Lieutenant.
Corporal Walcott Winchenbaugh OF
the marines was awarded the cross for
having "on April p. with exceptional
eoolne1 and devotion to duty while I'M
der fire near the enemy lines. rescued
his severely wounded leader Lieut.. A.
L. Sundval, from the hands OF the
enemy"
The citation Of Private Charles
SchmitE OF the infantry says:
During an attack April II Nv his
company against superior enemy
fires, he advanced single handed
against five Germans who had taken
cover in a she'll hole and killed or
wounded all of them with his au-
tomato rifle"
Mortslly Wounded, Still Fights.
Private Frank Alekno OF the infan.
try on April 81, says the citation, while
q member Of a patrol Of three men, al.
tackled an enemy patrol OF seven
Although mortaly wounded" the
citation adds, he continued in action
until the enemy was driven off He
carried a message for assistance 200
yards from the place where he was
wounded"
Not long aiterward Alekno died from
his wounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
Girls Replace
Soda JerkerS
And Make Hit
Druggists Are Anticipating En-
forCenent Of New Draft Or
der Against Men,

Girls have begun to take the place
OF the men soda jerkers" in the Okla
hcma City drug stores, 50 when you
drop in at a soda fountain these warm
afternoons to partake OF the cooling
coke" neat, white-clad miss may
deal your drink and a smile with H.
maybe.
81 have been HooyeriIing by using
girls Tor the fountain work in my drug
store for years" reports Frank NJ
Weaver THE drafting Of men who
work at soda fountains won't bother
me"
Mr. Weaver declares that girls are
much more satisfactory for such work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
DALLAS TO Be CENTER
OF INDUSTRIAL ZONE

WASHINGTON, May 20-CenterS
for the twenty industrial zones estab-
lished by the war industries board for
the manufacture Of war materials were
selected today The aim is TO have
manufacturing plants in each zone use
as nearly as possible raw and partly
by materials which are produced IN
their own zones
In the southwest Dallas will be the
center
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

destroyed a one-s,ofy frame structure
on the hospital grounds early today.
Fifteen were burned to death IN the
building. The other was rescued from
The building a second time, but NOT
until after he had received injuries
from which he died. There were forty.
five patients sleeping in the ward and
the greatest difficulty was experienced
IN saving them
The origin OF the fire was unknown
tpday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29
Sixteen Cremated
When Hospital
For Insane Burns

COLUMBIA, 6. C., May n Sixteen
men at the South Carolina hospital for
the insane here persisted m a fire whict
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

The Copper Range railroad in upper
Michigan is hiring women station
agents 10 take the places OF men called
10 the colors.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

.vecer1 v boud4 Cerveneho xii
&c, NELL tam fonograf a do
bre rekordy.l Povidali jsme 81
vtera veGer' 8 Lojsou Svobo.
dou a Iondoi Bilym, ze bude
me setfit nase frankly, kdyby
byla pfilezitost po valce Sc po
divati do Czech ma dovolenou.,
ma uaticku Prahu a drahou
nasi viast a obdivovat sc tenn
|uprimnym a hezounkym div
kan Ito. Lojsa a Tonda)' tenn
Mafenkam a Anickam. To sc
vi, ze liza nebudu zadnym "zpa
tecnfkem.''
u ,neyim, co bych psal a
lie domnfvam Sc, re muj dopis
projde. censurou, neb nepisi
mic, co by Sc TEN vsemocnym
panim nelabiIo. s vfelym po+
zdravem Vas Lad'a Huml, Co.
Fl, 145. Inf. A. p. O. 763 via
New York. American E. F.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
PENfZE PORAZILY FORDA,

Washington. = Senator Po-
merene 2. Ohia podal v senate
resoluci, zadajici vysetrovani
kampannich vyloh senator
skych kandidatd v Michiganu
a jinych statech. Pfi tom vyslo
la jevo, ze agent departmental
spravedlnosti provadejf jiz ta-
kove vysetrovani, a to nejen v
Michiganu, ale New Yorku,
Ohiu, Illinois, Zapadni Virginii
a jinych statech. Zakon omezu
jc kampannf vylohy kandidata
dc domu zastupcu na $4,000 a
Go senatu ma $4,000. Bylo Iii
steno, ze Truman H. Newber-
ry, jenz vyhral republikanskou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
NEUJDE osUDU.

San Francisco, Cal. - Tho
mas J. Mooney, ktery byl od-
'souzen k trestu smrti provazem
pro podileni Sc ma pumovem al
tentatu, k n6muz doSlo zda
pred dvema lioky den pripra-
'venostni parady, osudu svemu
asi neujde. zadosti jeho, by mo
hi hledati zachrana pred nej.
vyssim soudem spolkovym, Wy.
Eoveno nebylo. Byl to posledni
krok, ktery We SVEN vlastnim
zajmu mohl podnikaouti We sta
tn. Soudc,e, pred nimz sc tento
posledni vyslech konal, Sc Wy.
s'ovil, ze nema k tomu, by zado
sti teto vyhovel, pravo a sice Z
t,ho duvodu, re neyyhovel an
vsem zadostem preG.eslym, ia.
dostem, o ktere opirala Sc tato
posledni. Obhajce Mooneyav
SC vyslovil vsak, ze pres to pre-
Sc vse poda v zajmu klienta sv.s
O zadost k nejvyssimu sbudu
spOlkOvemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
VARUJE KAISERA.

Londyn. - Casopis Muenche
ner Gazette piodniklv techto
dnech, jak Sc oznamuje, prud-
ky osobni dtok ma kaisera. Me.
ri jinym pravi o nem, re sp,,.
jence nevidi jinak, nez jako Il
di, kteff zasti I vsemu neme-
ckemu sezloutlf. De pry presved
cen, re spojenci netouzi po nj
Gem jinem, nez- ably vSechny
Nemce znicili, jakkoli anglicky
ministersky predseda Lloyd Ge-
crge, ktereho dunno povazova
ii "a 1hlavnih) nepfitele Meme
.cka, mluv.! docela jinak. Zda
Sc byti ku vsemu hluchym a sic
pym a to j ke kritickym pom6-
rum, kterymi jest obklopen v
Nemecku samotnem. Az dosud
Eeucinil pry ami jedinou vypo-
ved' z niz by vysvitalo, ze jest
ochoten udeliti Prusku vysady,
ktere mu slibil uz davnp.
eieaNdelpso- vGznsw7+e aypa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

senatorskou nominaci v Michi-
ganu mad Henry Fordem, auto
nlobilovym tovarnikem, vydal
ma vo.ebnf kapps1 pres $176,-
600. z toho pffpada pres STAT
600 ma oznamky v casopisech,
cimz Sc vysvetluje, proc veske-
ry dsk psal tax horlive pro
Newberry d proti Fordovi, jenz
Eevydal ma kampan ami jediny
cent. John S. Newberry, bratr
vit6zneho republiktnskeho kan
|didata, prisp6l ma jeho kampan
|skoro 100000. Resoluce vyvo
lsla mezi republikanskymi Sc
natory obrovske poboureni a
|nevoii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
DOPIs z FRANCE

\ 4
ktery obdrzela pf. Petrakoya
diplomovana babicka z E. 1876.
u.
1'lmto listen vzdavam vfely
dix "a dollar zaslany spolecne
s pi. Haunerovou. Projevujete
o mas veliky zajem a peel ac
js1ne varn osobne neznami, ale
.cstenfm narodnfm tax blizci.
Jsne yam vsem zavazani di-
KEN neh Vase darky z Ameri
ky dochazi mas neustae a radi
Sc chlubime jeden druhemu s
nasim arnerickym. STRICKEN
'neb tetickou a nasemi valecny
mi kmotrinkami, ktere mas ne
znaji, ale piece o mas pecuji
niatersky. S jistotou mohu tyr
diti, ze vojaci ceskoslovensti s
vdecnosti budou vzdy ma Vas
vzpominati a nikdy ,nezapome
nou ma Vas, jako Wy jste neza
polnei ma ne v jejich nejtez
sfck chvilich. Prosim, by jste
sobe nemyslili, ze vam chci po
chlebovat, tomu jsem Sc nenau
|cilS IMAM dosti trpkou skolu Ii
vota ,ktera me mutt rici kazde
mu pravdu do oci.
Zijenle mezi narodem, jez
je k nam velice pfatelskym
pohostinskym, piece vsak nam
iiemdze poskytnouti to, co nam
daya tfeba jen nekoiik SLOW z
dobreho ceskeho srdce, ktere
nam dava move chuti j nadseni
k boii, ktery radi podnikame,
ne plo sebe, ale pro budoucnost
nasi mile vlasti.
Befu "a asvoji povinnost Sc
Vam predstavit. Jsem 21 rokI
star a pochazfm z vychodnich
Cech cd Zaamberka. Otec mIj
je take ma vojne, ale zda jest
jeste ziv a zdrav nevim, neb
posledni zprayy mem jsem OBJ
drzel ma jare 1917, kdy jsme
Sc nachazeli dosti blizko sebe.
Jencm ten byl rozdil, re ia ma
chazel Sc v armade ruske a on
v rakouske. PAX jsem odejel do
Francie a co sc stalo s otcem,,
nevim. Donna hospodari matka
Sc sestrou, ae od mich nemam
take zadnych zprav.
Doufam, ze Sc s mimi jeste
shedam Sc vSemi.. Prsim Vas
je-li Yam mono odepiste. TEST
Sc ma Vasi odpoved' Vas srdec
ny Jos. Srsen,
Armee TchcecoslOvaque XXI.
r. III. e. - 80. Avenuee Mar
ceau, Paris, France.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

E "kez Sc toho doSkame", ,
p6je Jenik AniSkou Y "Za-
,zracnem elixiru", ktery sehraje
Tyl v G. N. Sini ma Broadway v
nedei 20. zafi. Abyste Sc toho
doGkali take, neopomentc 81 "a
koupiti predem vstupenky v oh
chods p. vaeka. Po druhs! !!
We prospsch 'VCELEk"!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
bOPls z TALE.


SO. ul., obdrzcl nasledujici do
pis ze dne II. cervna:
Velecteny pane!
Obdrzel jsem Vami zasinne
knihy: Franzl: Ucebnice jay
ka angl. a dr.. Soukup Amerika
a jine prilozene, zacez Yam
vyslovuji muJ nejvrelejsi dix.
Chtel Jsem niti nejake infor
mace o tamnejsich pomerech,
pro pfipad nejkrajnejsi nutno-
sti, vzdyt' nejsem uz mlad, a.
bych snad nekde j ma nejisto
|Eovy zivot zatinal. Po precteni
dJia dr.. Soukupa vidim, vSe je-
ste stfizlivejj; ostatni Sc ukaze
az pc valce, ted jako internova
ny nemohu Sc stejne hnouti. T.
Zijeme tn roztrousene po ce
lem ostrove po vesnicich a kdo
ma dosti penez mIze ziti v
tiestech, ma vesnicich zijeme
phi zdejsich rodinach neb i sou
kromne, nekteri pracuji by 81
neco privyd6laji; pon6yadz pod
pora vladni, kterou dostavame
staGi jen Ia to nejnutnejsi.
Kdo ma nejakou podporu cd
pribuznych Je mu ovsem lepe,
neb prace, tn jina skoro neni
nez kopat zem neb kacet drivi
" lese.
Ostrov je velmi hornaty a
malo drodny, nasledkem toho i
nalo obydleny a vse ma stupni
primitivnim q prImyslu tu ne
nj. Pf1hy Sc tn mohou pouziva
ii jen po skrovnu, nelb pGda je
tax strma neh pima velkych bal
! vanI, ze SIC must vetsinou zeme
skopat motykou a pax obili do
toho zaset, ale tax fidko, ably
Sc mohlo v zine dvakrat oko
pat, vec u mas nevidana.
Ma vyvyscnych mistech xii
ma jest drsne a zima dlouho tr
wa, v nizinach. kde asi snih nj
kdy nepada v prosinci a lednu
xvetou mahdlovnfky a zimni
cas- je tam hotovym jarem, "a
to tam jsou ale malaricke no
reeky., kterymi zylaste cizinci
trpi.
Vegetace je tn vetsinou tro
pieka v nizMach jsou paimy j
palma datlova ,romerance, ci
irony, broskve, fiky, mispule,
! nyrta rosie jako krovi a ted
iara je tu plnj vyklamin a ted
tu kvete naprstnik a lille.
Cesty al do nedavna tn zad
ne nebyly ,jezdilo Sc a jedi do
sud vetsinou ma koni.
Obyvatelstvc nosi z casti je
ste narodni kroj zije re zeme
de.stvi a chovu debytka, zyla
te ovci. Vino zylaSte ma vyse
po:ozenych nlistech je, tn zna-
menite.
Touzebne vsichni cekame ma
konec valky, neb zdejsi klima
zadnemu nesvedcl. Jeste jed
Inou Vam "a Vasi laskavost
mohokrate dekuji a jsem Yam
EvdeGny 2 S. Vaclav Jakl,
internato civile., Lanusei (Sar-
|degna) Italy.
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Z - II 5ifAt X ~
| D0PIS z FRANCIE.


AAcS1C1. EESuSm JSem ZQraV q
jiz jsme byli v zakopech " ii
chem sektoru; nyni jsme po-
prve ' mesfci z pfednich posic.
Postal jsem. n6kolik pohlednic
znamvn, jako br. Bernreitrovi
. Kebekovi, Hlavinovi a j. ale
censor mne je tvratil, ze to by
y views" aekoliv jsem jme
ma mist ustrihl. 4ya5. .
Cd toh ocasu, co jsem posled-
ne psal, jsme takrka pofad ma
ceste nocni jizda - We 40
Hammes 8 Chevoux" (4O
muzl neb 8 koni), pax pricha
ziva trnacejicf dlo,lhy pochod
IL mil pesky spInyma torna-
ma a rovnou do linie. Ale libi
10 Sc nam 0 dost. "a ty dni co
jsme byli v zakopech Sc mi
mic nepfihodilo. Par Nemc1
jse1n videl jedno odpoledne ma
vzdalenem vrchu. Ma nocnf pa
trole jsem byl pouze jednou a
opet Sc mic nepfihodilo. Ia
prilezitosti jednoho bombardo
vani v2al jsem medica Ma post
kde byl jeden hoch skrabnut
kouskem srapnelu. Bylo to je
dnoduche - kdyz sfysis site
lu cd Fritze Sc hlasit We vzdu-
chu, skrcis Sc 9 vyckas az Wy
buchne a kusy dopadajl ma
zem = pax Sc klidne zdvihnes
a jdes dal az uslysis pfistf..
V pfednf linii jsme 'tez v
mo Mans Land" nasli nemec
ke revolucni noviny a revoluc
nj brozurky. Die me male zna
loSti n6mciny jsem Sc docetl,
ze to bylo proti Kaisrovi a pro
.pracrjicf lid a republiku ne
meckou. Jejich aviatdkove,
nam hodili dol1 protianglickou
literaturu. Kdyz jsme byli Wy
stridapi v pfednich zakopech,
hosi hyli v dobre nalade. Stfel
be jsme jiz pffvykfi. Puska a.
neb strojni puska mnoho ra-
musu nedela, rucni granat tro
cf,u a delovych stfel posle ma
Se !delOstfelectvo ma druhou
I stxanu vice, nezS Nemec. nam.
Delov astreIa nam smnohU Of
bav nedela. Ia oznamuje pe
prvnc kdyz vyleti, vybuchem,
vysoko We vzduchu vydava
zvuk septu podobny, cim pri
chizi bIfze tim vice hvizda a
pax konetne 8 velkou ranou
yybouchne a vyhodf do vzdu
chu nnoho zeme. Jedine mrzu
te jest, ze litajf nekdy kdyz
spis, ramus te pax vzbudi a
tez musfme byti pfipraveni,
kdyby prisel plyn. Aeropla
Mum mnoho pozornosti nevenu
jeme, mimo kdyz 'antiair-
craft" dea posilajf mu stfely,
ktcre Sc blizko nej roztrhava
il, zanechavajice po sobe bile
oblacky koure. Ovsem, kdyz
aeroplan duni nahofe, kazdy
zmizi. tez pred observation
balloons. To mi pfipomina W.
prav6ni jednoho q nasich poru
cikd, kteremu to fekla stara
jedna Francouzska: "Kdyz
pfilete;i nemectf aviatici tu
FarncouZove a Anglicani utika
il dc skle,pd, ale Americani Wy
lezou ven a koukaji nahOru a
pravi: Iske bible" Jidlo zde
name dobre a ami v oddele-
Mich pracujicich neni to tax
zle, Aspon ne zde.
Psal jsem drive, ze Sc zde
docitarle o dspesich Cechoslo
vakia, o uznani Anglii a Anne
rikotf i tom, re tato vysala voj
sko DO Sibiri nam ma pomoc.
Vse vyhlizi stale lepsi a slibnej
81 pro mas. l zde jakmile rex
meme nekteremu francouzske
mu yojeku "Cechoslovak,' 'tu
Sc sneie a krici: "Bon bon sol
dat, Cechosfovak." " jednom
mistE melo par FrancouzI bra
dla a fonda Billy je vycuchal
a Kdyz je prekvapil sklopkou
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-05-31
A New Industry for Edgerton.

The T. A. & B. Society on Friday
leased the lower story of their hall to
Mr.. John w. Amend. manager Of the
Racine Feet Knitting Co., who will i'm
mediately install machinery for knit
ting factory employing rs Or more OPP
orators. The Racine Co., very large
concern, now have established branches
IN several interior towns, the one at
Beloit being in charge of Mr.. Amend.
They are away behind in their orders
and are all the time looking for new
locations. where female labor is con-
venient, to increase their output. They
hope to have the machinery in opera
ton in Edgerton within week or SO
and open up the way for the employ
ment of women largely here. All of
which is encouraging news to our peo-
pie. The Reporter stands ready to well
come every industry that calls for more
wage earners, and we trust this is the
start of business that will develop
into larger proportions.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-05-31
Tornado's Ruin at Lone Rock.

The Boscobel Dial-Enterprise de-
scribes some of the particulars of the
Lone Rock tornado that destroyed lives
and property last week:
1.-The 'twister' started about o'clock
in the evening, and inside of Is minutes
had done it's worst in that village. 1t
started west of the stockyards and went
in northeast direction, destroying
the buildings in its path. The bank
building, hardware store, telephone Of
flee, power plant, Standard Oil Co.
buildings, and large number of dwell
ings were totally destroyed. Those
who were killed or so badly injured
that they have since passed away are:
P. c. Pitkins, editor of the Lone Rock
Review, and a lawyer; four now re-
ported dead of the Hattery family con-
slsting of the mother, two sons and one
daughter. Hurt, Mrs. Gundlock, son
Max and baby; James Moore, Will
Clemens, Fred Thurber, Henry AXel
macker, Mrs. Irvine HaZeltine, Mrs.
James Gibson, Margaret Schloch, Floyd
Wells and Norman Dyke. It is esti
mated that IS dwellings, were destroy
ed in the storm. That the tornado had
wonderful power in it's sweep is shown
by a few facts: Mr.. Moore stepped
out of the power house to look at the
storm a minute; the wind took him off
his feet and the next thing he knew
landed him in the top Of tall elm
tree; at that instant the tree was blown
to the grownd and he alighted unhurt.
Freight cars on the track were moved
a distance Of 100 yards and more. one
car being pulled from between two
others: another freight car was seen to
leave the track, turn over twice and
come to earth, the trucks being On top
Of the car; one family was miraculous
ly saved by stove in the room holding
the 'caved-in roof from them; one young
boy crawled under a table, the storm
taking the mouse but leaving the first
floor, the table and the boy safely I'M
der it, Words are inadequate to de-
scribe the terrible work of the tor
nado."