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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

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perlebte Sic beioen idtper. Bt1e111l1s
perlor sic 5ebfraft beioer Mugen II.
erIitt a1loere i6pere Berlebnnge11;
2inoen biiBte ctn Muge eth. - sSn
Sen S6mel5merfen bon Da1oeltnge11
lit I'M Sitter bon 70 Sabren OF. So
bann 9fif. Gon5enius geItorben.
Sdauei5.
Matal. = Sier perungludte ser Is
Sabre olte Gbeo6or Saurini11s, Der
in ser Spinnerei glaatal auf nnauf=
aeflarte 8eile bon Sen Sreibrieme1
ser Iransmiliion gefabt 1puroe. 0te
erlitte1en bmeren8erlebungen flbr=
ten ieinen ioforttgen SOB berbei.
8altersmil. = Mm 4. Mugult lit IN
Ssslpil bel 8alterstpil uSrugau) bas
@o1tbous gum uSternen", Better
Mlbert @ebring, iomt Sdeune uno
5toa ponig nieoergebrannt. 9te
Giebbabe fo11nte gerettet mer0en, aber
lamtlibes Mobiliar unb 6aS iibrtge
SeSnpentar 11n0 IN Den Slamn1en gu
0runoe gegangen. Die 8rononria6e
lit unbefannt. :,
6Iomil. - 81 Mnfang Augnlt
brannte inn Srieoenstal bel SbergloH
cine @emiie iomt Stoqeinrtftu11g
neblt sen 6arin beftn6li9en Suffer-
porrdten Big o1f sic @rnnomal1ern
in fur3er 3eit nieber. Ser Beltber,
Serr 6ri1dfne6t erlei6et oaonr6 erz
bebli6en G9a6en. 8ranourlo@e 1T
mabr1deinIi6 Selbltent5iinoung oes
&euItodes. Sic 6euermebrmonnidat=
ten bon 0berglott, 6lomil=0ort
8lrgau uno Mufbofen arbeiteten
raid uno fon11ten 10 6aS uebergrelter
6es Seuers ol1f 6as Sous obpebre11.
,6reibnrg. = Dem SO Sabre alten
neutrality-suspicious. 8aderl, Tater
bon flint &in6ern, fiel cine @arenfii tie
orf sic 8rnlt. @r er1ag Ben erl1tte=
nen inneren 8er1etungen I'M Spttol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
MQenbb's Sr1tppe11 erbetten >uettere
5000 @efanqene 1tn6 $50 &a=

1Dttet+
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
"a 2on6on, 80. Sept. Ser &om=
manoant Ser britii9en Srnppen, Die
5>piiden Bo1Gitino nn6 Sernia1em II.
Dem @o1iI4 @ee operieren, bra6ten
meitere 5000 @efangene ELM un6 err
benteten meitere $50 @%anonen.
Gin 8eridt bon Cairo @gppten,
be1ogt, oob Nabulos, BalaItina, bon
einem fran50iii6en &abaaerieregt=
ment erobert tp11r6e nno 5tDar in bent
Iebten Mngriffe meitlib 6es Serbian
Sluiies. @lei65eitig madten sic
6%ron5oien $500 @efangene, erbente=
ten 18 &onoren nn6 5ab1rei9e Ma=
i9inengetpebre. SIRE 8erlulte beirut
ge1 MIR ei11ige Bertpnn6ete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
@eitere 10000 tiirfiide @efamge1e

%CCt@C%C 1OfOOO %A%%|pS SSIuNSSuS"
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 3rd, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
so 2onooon, 1. Sftober. - Cine
tiirfil9e Mbteilnng in elmer Starfe
bon 10000 Mann iibergob it6 6en
8riten in 8oldittna, mie Elm offt5iel=
Ter 8eridt be1te aben6 beiagt.
Ser Tert 6ieies 8eri6tes lautet:
vSSn BalG1tina mnr6en uniere 8ors
mdrtsbemeglngen bon Eiberais CUR
9eroo Sierra bon nnierer &abal1erie
fortgeiebt.
Cline groBe turfii6e Mbteil11ng,
aug ser tiirfii9en @arniion Ser SEQ
jas @iienbobn 5piiden @mmor nno
Moon beiteben6, iibergob ii9 bel Ser
3iao Station.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Die alte beim1dtb.
&ncrn.

SlgcFN.
Miinden. = Sssr S1mabing fan6
I'M Itelierba1 beS bcfan1ten Mrd)ltef'
ten uno grbouers oes Miindener ST.
Iti5palaltes, @eb. Stats Erof. Or. bon
GbierIh, Elm Mtelicr : Set ltatt, oas
bon obenos bulb 8 llbr bis morgens
5 l1hr ool,erte 1u1b burb ieinen lar=
menoen Gr,,nf berebtigteu Mnltob ct.
reate. 9ie 2citl1ng bate etn Stl1oent
&rotb, oas &iinitler-gbepaar Sbaf-
fer uno Sic Satin oes Sbriftlteuers
@asenleiI iibernommen. S%eilnebmer
moren bobe Sffi5iere, Mitglieoer oes
Soduoels, oar11nter ald einige fiirit.
Iide Eerionlidfeiten, iotpie Mngeb0,
rige Ser Miinhener &iinltler= un0
SdriftlteIlermelt = int ga115e11 ettuo
$50 Terlonen beiberlei @el6ledts.
Gos Set, oas unter bem Name11
nNeues 8otbos" cling, iolte nod
Meinung ser @eranitalter oen 3med
boben, fir bas feltlide 9ebensbe-
muBtiein einen neuen Musorud 81
idoffen. 'Eoli5ei nnb @eri6t fabten
bie Code ober onoers auf un0 es fom
su elmer Mnfloge ipegen groben utt=
fuges, periibt burd) eine berbote11e
Ean5unterboltl1ng. 0ie @eranltolter
murben 5u Suftitrafen bon lie le1s
@phen nerurteilt.
SeHen nnb Standardization.
Main5. = gi11er &riegersfrau III
Muin5 lporen ldon einige at ibre11
Monm eeianote 9iebesgabenpafete
ousgepliinoert iporoen. Sic legte oes=
bolb in Elm nel1es Eofet einen 3ettel
uno idrieb %oarouf: ~&erl, menn ou
oiele sod)e al&d) mieOer friBt, 10 mubt
Oh perenben." Gas Eafet fam 1111=
periebrt on feline Aorelie = Ser Set
tel idien Sic Hofetrduber abgeidredt
Eli baben. Mber MIN tra1ite Ser Serr
@ernobl Ser Sod)e ni6t, un6 er mar
b6dit erl tol1nt iiber Sen ion6erbaren
oiebesbrief ieiner @attin. Grit, als
ourd ei11er iofort angebobenen 9rief=
medieI sic Sode oufgeflart NOR,
mogte lid) ser &riegesmann, nit GUT
tenn Mppetit iiber Sic Saden ber5u=
fouen ur1b Tie iid i9meden 81 laiien.
= Sssn einem 9orfe bel @einbetm an
Ser gergitroBe beantragte ser 2eb=
rer Sic Mnidaffung elmer 2onoforte
bon europa, ser 8iirgermeilter aber
erflGrte, crit Sic 3ultimmung 6eS @e>
meinberates einbolen 5u miiiien. Sm
boben &ote bielt er Damn folgenoe Ge=
oe: vMeine Serre, i6 maan als, Die
Musgobe fennte 1ner u11s idbare. 8er
ipaas, Oh eenmooI aans bun uni ere
Sinner nod giroba fimmt." Dieler
Mntrog muroe unteri tiibt un6 Der oeS
0ebrers fiel 6ur9.
@adien.
2eip5ig. = Cine oeutide 3eitung,
Sic ourd) SEN on1erifonilden 8i5efon=
iul noh Nortpegen gelangte, brtngt
sic Mofridt, 6oB auf ser 2eip5iger
6riibiobrsmeiie unter oen pielen
Subitituten fir SEN @ausbalt no.
mertlid Sic S11bltitute fir See nno
Geife groBe 8eodtung fanben. Ser
Subltitut=Eee, u9eutider See" &C.
nonrt, ion cine &ombination bon al
len mogliden Bfldn5en, pom @robeer=
blGttern Bis at 2in6enbliiten lein.
SIM @eldmod fommt ct oem e9ten
See iebr maize, lit jeood obne 0ie
StimltIo1,5 oesIelben. Cine groBe Mn=
sobl bon oaen mogli6en Wormela=
SEN, aus @emiiien nit einem W}ini=
mum bon 3nder bergeiteat, lonen
gutter un6 Sb itmarmela0en erIeben.
Ser @%eifenerlob lit, mie bebouptet
miro, aus oem Sel man4er 8eeren
,,no 8im1tein 5uiammengeiebt. gle
reinist iebr gut, idaumt aber ntdt.
Mud Elm griot fir 8ai9blon NOR gu
hohpn. 1pnie Elm Gr1aR fir Die @1111=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Ger s

| UtItu ItN%O ~
MorootA, 5eft. 80, 1872, 80, $500.
2apina gnfielb unb @emabl an
@iaiam IS. &ugbie, 20 Ader ser Got
5, 5eft. 80, 1872, 80, 8%apnesbile,
$1,000.
8iniom S. Mi6aro unb 8rau an
Sssobn 8arritt, 2ot 10, 8lod 35, Cur
tis SurbeD, ct. @lnnb, $4,000.
Setter &remer an Mugnit 9aniid,
2ot 18, 8lof 2, Gbielmon'S SOB. ct.
Glou6, $1,000.
Gertrude sc. Mett an 2i53ie Nett,
O1t 49, Tl1B bon Suo 70 SUB bon
2ot 8, 8lpf II, MlbanD, $50.
Nidplas 2oblein 11nb Srau an
Gonrab SOB Norbh, Nor6oltH II.
Mor6H, 9iiooitA, MogerboitA l1nb
NorbR, Siiomel ID Noroo1tH, Get.
"a, 1876, 81, &rain, $10,8O0.
Senrp S6aefer uno Trau an Ser
nar6 5doefer, Su6h, 5iioolt12, Get
IS, mie Noroh, Nor0oltH, 5eft.
20, 124, 80, Spring Sin, $1,000.
Sobn Borritt nn6 Srau an 6. $.
YeIton, Got 10, 8lod IS, Curtis
Snrpep, $4,000.
6ranf @droe6er ct al an g. 6.
@on6olfo, 2ots /, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10,
ii, 10, 10, 10, IA, Is, 16, 81od 1,
ale bon Blof 2, Sdr06er's Mder
2ots M66. gu ct. glou6, $16>375.50
Minnelota 2oan & Truit So. un6
WiIium IS. Smith an 6ranf 8in5ef
2pts 9 un6 10, 8lod 1, 8en &
6mitb's 2. M66. at ct. Glouo, 1915.
Minne1ota 2oon & Gru1t 60. nnb
8iuiam 50. Smitb ct al an George
esanohosfi, 2ots Z nn6 8, 8lod 1,
Sen & Smiths 2. $780,, ct. Glo1o,
1915.
Midar6lon &olbing 60. an @6par6
s. 6enbonm, 2ot 16, 8loG 4, Stole
Sale &orf> $4,000.
2eno 8. 5tanlep an Sobn Beltp
un6 Mlice &ettep 1881 Mder bon g
-, MoromefN, @eft. 7, 1872, %,
6air @oben, $3504.80.
Mobert @el5 nn6 5rau an Mi1iom
&eppers, 2ot 10 unb 49, bon Got l.
g1of l, Smmerfaa's a6o., &Don,
$t.O0.
Mnna Merfel6 at @eci1e Merfelo,
Got 10, 8lod Is, &obbins & Wen=
6enhom's M66 6ouf Centre, $1.00.
Sobn $. @olter unb Grou an Slof
6. Gbriltopberien, 2ot II, @lod l,
Moberion M66. ct. Glouo, $4,000.
Maper @ermon l1n0 Srou an MloiS
6. Meper, Sh bon SM6mefH,
Nor6oitA, @eft. 20 nn6 WeIf71@,
|sii6ofN @eft. 20 &pie Mor6mefH,
geor6olfH, @eft. 80 mie Sort BON
@ii6meifH, Mor6oitA, Seft. 49,
1926, 33, @robe 100000.
Setter 81. & Mgnes Suitin anSomeS
Suitin, @e1tR, @ii6oitA, @eft. 49,
1876, 20, 8rodmap, 100000.
Gertrude Gombeu an CHARLES s:
8in6burt, Got 10, Blof 9, Sontb
516e Farf MDD.> ct. ,elon0, $3oO.OU.
Central 9umber 60. an Marg. 81
ia @ab1, 2ots Is, 8lod 81, Sur
tis Gurpep, $1400.00.
&elen g6euen un6 @emobl an
@nitap &idter. 9ot5 4! 5, g. Seft.
is un6 @i6mefN, Sii6oltA, @oro=
mefA, seft. 20, 1885, 81, $1075:
Mgnes &0neman nn6 Mngnlt So
nemqr1n an @u1tab &i@ter. 9otS 5,
4, 5, 6, Geft. 18 nn6 @nomeltA,
Mor6meltN, Geft. 20, 1875, 3D. Ml=
bonp, $1075.00.
@6mor6 Midter, Sreoerif &idter
nnb 6ron, Sttilie Seierobeno 1tn>
@emabl nn6 M6olpb &tbter an 9l1=
itop Mi6ter, Cots 8, 4, s. 6. Seft:
is uno @iiomef ID SnoofA 11no
Mor6me1tA Sef. 20, 1875, 81, Mlz
banp, $3225.00.
Eberelio 8insfel6 an Sobn 2ut=
gen, Mor67h, Mor6meltH. Geft; ~
122, 80, nn6 Sell bon @Monel IA.
nn6 NoromeItN, Seft. Fl, et11er gen
BON Sii6mel IT,, @m6mel tN, Sett'
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16, 1922, 80, 2l1remburg, 100000.
Otis 8earbslep nnb Srau an 80.
6. 2ininger, SiiomeitH, 5uomeitA
11n6 8elt 8 Mder bon MogeropetN,
Sii6meitA, Seft. "a, 1913, 81, ct.
Mugu1ta, $3655.00.
Bincent 8odnif unb Sral an ar
bert &uoo1ph Si61, 5i6oitH,
Seft. 20, 49, 80, 8rodpap, $4,000.
&i9arbion @ol6ing 60. an Saul
S. 9appenfuB, 2ot 20, 8lod 4, gto-
iebale Barf, $4,000.
Saul S. 8appenfuB an Nor6 Dou=
gbertp, 2ots 90 81, 8lod 4, Stole
bale Barf, $2500.00.
Sobn Monoer nno Srau ant Mih.
@on6er, No9erooltA unb Noro1a,
g}orome1tA, geft. ST. 1924, 33,
Spring Sill, $10,600.00
Saul 2eim uno Srau an Sobn ga,
bel, Got Is, 8lod 1, Bair 8tep M66.
ct. @louo, $2500.00.
gli3obetb 6. 8enien an Weife S9i=
mansfe, 2ots 16, II, Is, 10, 8lod
II, @oite Horf, $4,000.
Mnna 8ulien un6 @emabl an So
iepb S. 9onoban, Nor6oltH, Glib
meitA, 5eft. 1, 1913, 81, Mfunfon>
$4,000.
Sobn s. Mbmorn un6 Srau an So
iepb S. Donoban, SI612, @i6meit
ID, @eft. 1, 1913, 81, Memion, $4,000
Morp DombopD nn6 @emabl an
Soiepb &lemm, 2ot 1, 8lof 1, Sauf
Centre, $1400.
Sobn Megett nn6 Srou an Nid.
90blein, 2ot 6, rs, 8lod 3, Mlba=
ny, $4,000. +.
Gbarlep e.. HiebIe un6 Srou an
|Tbeo. 8iirmann, NoroofH, 9eft.
16, 1884, 81, Garming, $9500.00.
MorD @. @rpin an @iuiam IS.
@mitb, Sell bon 2ots 2, 3, 8lod 16,
Curtis Surpep, $8500.00.
5tote Of Minnelota an Soiepb 60
bel, M1% .11n6 Got 8, @eft. 26, IT'S,
80, 8atent.
@6par6 8ronion uno Srou an
Slid. Diden6orf SuboFH, @eft. 80,
1872, 49, Main Broirie, $1,000.
@enrD SEEING unb 6rau an Bernie
81. 2inn, Sell bon 2ot T. s, 9, 81od
5, &imbau, $4,000.
Marp o@nfee an Saul 2eim nno
Mogooleno 2eim, Mor6h bon Got
8, 8lof 49, @ilion Surpep, $4,000.
Troncis IS. 2amb nn6 Srau an
Samuel 6. Graham, Mor6meltH,
5ii6meitH, @eft. Is, 1885, "a, 81.
Morgoretbo 2ibert an Watbias
&uft Got 3, 8lod 29, @ilion @urbep
$300O.00.
Sob11 @bi1ipief un6 8rau an Mn=
quit @eibmanr, 5ib12, 5ii6ofH,
Geft. IA, 1876, 80, @oloring, $4,000.
Sc. 8. Gipton unb 6rau an S. 8.
@oogion, Sell bon 2ots II, IL, Blod
1S, 5ouf Centre, $1.00.
2oren5 IS. Collins So. an s. 6.
Doung> 2ots Z, 8, 9, 10, 8lof 6,
@elt SIDE M66. $1.O0.
Sorfel Simon1on an 5imon 6.
9obn, Got 5, 8lod 3, @eorgebi4e
$4,000.
@imon 6. 2obn unb 6rau an Sar=
mers State 8anf, 2ot 5, 8lod 8,
@eorgebi1e> 5000.
8iuiom &eppens un6 8rou an
Mario @el5, Got 10 nn6 8h bon
Got H. 8lod l. SmmerfaQs $780,,
Mbon, $500
Beter Ma6temes un6 Sron an
Mrion Stote 8anf, 2ots 81, Blod
II, Mbor, $1,000.
Sobn 5mitb nn6 Grau at Mif.
Smitb, Si61a, @ii6olH, Seft. 80,
1875, 80, Mbon, $500.
&enrp Bormes un6 6ra1 an Ser
marc 2ange, Dit 45 SUP bon 2ot II,
8lof 1, sic gauge Got g. 8lod 1,
6reeport> $2>325.00.
grmin 6. Conn an Tbomos Burg
meier, Got II, 8lod 8, 5tearns nno
ct. CLOUD, $1,000.
wo+hhta Cr,thhpn prhp1ttpn tnptfprp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

vgon Dem &omman6anten oieier
Mbteilung miro b%ebauptet, oab iid
Die Starfe auf 10000 belaufe uno
oaB iie Elm Sell 6es 5peiten tirfi-
lden &orps Der bierten tiirfiiden @r>
NEE 1ei."
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
FRENCH MOVING
STEADILY TO
GOAL
SLOW MOVEMENT SEEMS TO IN
DlCATE STALLED, BUT NOT so

Paris, Aug. 14.-In comparison with
the quick advance of the first four days
the battle of Picardy may now seem
to be stagnant, but nevertheless the
French have pushed nearer to Chaul-
nes- Roye-Lassigny-N oyon line to which
the Germans are clinging desperately
Il took the Allies a fortnight to get
the Germans from the Marine to the
vesle The ground between the Avre
and the Disc is much more difficult
Tuesdays fighting put the French
more than mile north of Cambronne,
close to the Attiche and Carney farms
which are two big machine gun nests.
The French left advancing on Las
signy, has met with severe resistance
but has advanced tn cline to within
mile and half of Lassigny. 1t will,
however require tremendous effort 10
capture either Lassigny or Roye.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
JOHN c. EDWARDS
KILLED IN ACTION

Mrs. T. j. Whalley received tele-
gram yesterday afternoon from his
sister Mrs. G.. B. Edwards at Fort
Gaines stating that her son,John
Clarence Edwards, was killed in ac-
tiCn August 7. He was nineteen years
old last April. Volunteered in the
Spring of 1917, joining CompanyB. 1877
til Infantry of the Fourth Alabama
Regiment, which was apart of the
Rainbow Division.
He was a nephew of F. J. c. B. w
A. and Alex Whalley and Mesdames E
F. Ort and T. H. Bland Jr of this place
He has a brother in the same com
pany, James A. Edwards:-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
CUTTING GRASS SUNDAY
NOT AGAINST THE LAW

Atlanta. Ga. August ID Ajury in
Campbell county. which is a neighbor
of Atlanta, has acquitted Robert T.
Pace, superindent of the Atlanta Ter
finals, of violating the Sunday obser-
vance laws in that he sprnkled a
spray on certain fruit trees and ran his
lawn mower on the Holy Sabbath. The
offence was committed three years
ago, but the case has just been tried
and disposed of Mr.. Pace contended
that the abOue-named occupations
were not really work in the usual ac-
ceptance of the term, or within the
meaning of the law, but constituted
rest and relaxation after laboring in
an office all the week. He said if a
man could get out and drive an auto
mobile all Sunday for his health why
should it be against the law to get
out and drive a lawn mower for an
hour or so. The jury took his view
Of the matter
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
GERMANS FOLLOW
STRUGGLED
FEAR
POPULAR THAT ANOTHER EFF.
FORT TO BREAK THROUGH
is COMING

Amsterdam, Aug 14.-While Thurs
days Berlin papers regard the Anglo
French main thrust as parried and at
all events stopped by exhaustion of
the attacking troops, the Journals in
the Rhine country discuss the situa-
tion in much graver tone.
Foch and Haig will continue attack
ing on the Somme. but they will never
achieve more than Pyrrhic victories
which will assist in the attrition of their
own forces. say the Essen papers
The Cologne Volks Zeitung appears
to interpret the popular apprehension
when it speaks of another impendi'o
ruthless Anglo-French attempt to
break through the German northwest
ern front.
1t says the Germans will follow the
terrible with bated breath.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
CALOMEL ROBBED OF
. /. NAUSEA AND DANGER
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'dl Danger
ops Qualities Refoved-New Variety
Called "CaIotabs"

The latest triumph of medical sci
ence is a purified calomel, known as
"Calotabs" The old style calomel,
as all doctors know, was the best and
most generally useful of all medicines
The new variety known as Calotabs,
is purified and refined from all OBJ
jectionable qualities. and is most de-
iightful in effect.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time, swallow of water-thats all
No taste, no gripping, no nausea no dan
ger. Next morning you awake feel
ing fine, with a clean liver, puri-
fed system and a hearty appetite for
breakfast. Eat what you please.
There is no restriction of habit or
diet. Calotabs are sold only in or
iginal, sealed packages price thirty
five cents. Your druggist recon-
mends Calota BIS, and will refund all
your money if you are not delighted
with them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
JUDGE GALLOWAY
SPEAKES HERE.
SATURDAY
COMES TO ANSWER SENATOR
HARDWlcK INa HIS FIGHT ON
PRESIDENT WILSON

Judge e. H. Galloway of Augusta
will speak in Cordele at the court
house next Saturday at eleven o'clock.
He comes to AM liver Senator Hard,
wick in his attack pn President Wilson
Those who want to know why they ar
urged to vote for William j. Harris
should hear this speaker without fail
Judge Galloway is one of the most
eloquent and one of the most patriot
&c of the influential men of the state
and his coming will be matter of
wide interest. The citizens of the en-
tire county are urged to be present
and hear his address. Aside from pol
itics it will be considered of great i'm
portance in patriotic way.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
SENATOR BANKHEAD IS
AGAIN RENOMTNATED

Birmingham, Aug 14.-Incomplete
returns from yesterdays primary in
dictate that Senator Bankhead was re-
nominated by a good majority, while
for governor the race seems to be
between Thomas E. Kilby and w. w.
Brandon, both claiming the nomination
Representative George Huddlesten
in the ninth appears to be renominated
by a good majority Other races and
the vote on the prohibition amend
ment are too incomplete as yet for an
estimate.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
SUB AIMS TORPEDO
AT TRAWLER OFF CAPE

Atlantic Port, Aug 14.-A German
submarine sighted off the tip of Cape
Cod last night fired a torpedo at the
steam trawler Walrus, but missed it
by narrow margin Captain Morrisey
of the trawler reported on arriving
here this morning, Because of fog,
he said he das able to escape and war
ohtre craft of the danger.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14


concentrations have sprung up in the
last few hours and are now active in
firing on points within the British lines
such as Vauvillers, Framerville, Broy-
art, Lihons, Dernacourt, and forward
areas, south of the lers-BretonneauX
'Chaulnes Railway.
No further counter attacks by the
enemy are reported.
In the region of Bray, north of the
Somme, as we'll as Immediately south
of the river the British have actively
Strengthening and pushing forward
their line. Northwest of Bray the Brit
ish raided the German lines and found
them unoccupied
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
JAPAN GREATLY
IMPRESSED BY NEWS
AT RAPID WAR PLANS OF
UNITED STATES

London, Aug. 14.-News of the AL
lied successes in France, says Times
dispatch from Toxic, dated August
10, has profoundly impressed the ia
panese. The people are particularly
impressed by the metamorphosis of
the United States into war like ma
ion that dares to help in breaking up
militarism.
The newspapers believe if the enc
my is driven back in the west, the men,
ace in the east will increase.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
HAVE YOUR WOOD / \
STACKED FOR USE
THOSE WHO CAN 3FuF3AllaIl4. "A Gan
OR MORE SHOULD ,MAKE sik;
KNOWN III, y, q,

The fuel administration lis urging
the citizens of this section to prepare
and have ready as much cord wood u
possible for future fall and winter .6sel
II there is farmer OF person INV
where within reach who has 4 car Of
more, or can have car ready In time,
he should make this fact known to ths
Dispatch of to the Williamson Sts4l
Stump Fuller Company in c0rdeis.
Those who will have wood ID spare
should attend to this matter at ones
II they desire to have this much to.
do with the winning of the war. = q
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
PROF DYAR'S SUMNER e..
SCHOOL WAS SUCCESS

Prof. w. T. Dyar closed his summer
school on August 9th. The total en-
rollment had reached 40 and the
average attendance was 80. This is
considered very satisfactory term
and Prof Dyar is more than pleased
with results.
The pupils are likewise pleased with
the good which was accomplished dur
ing the session.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14

With the French Army, in France,
Aug. 14.-Q:00 p. m.)-The Germans
are now in Flemont mile southeast
of Lassingy to which they retired fol-
lowing a new advance by the French.
Gen Humbert's army moved for
ward two miles yesterday and took St.
Claude Farm. making the French hold
on the southern part of their court
secure.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
Moving on Noyon

Paris, Aug. 14.-Q:05 p. m)-Gen.
Humbert's army operating "a the south
ern end of the Picardy lineis reported
progressing steadily toward Noyon.
The storming OF the Noyon positions
is now said to be impending. The ar
my of Gen Rawlinson, just north OF
French. positions is meeting with des-
perate Resistance III along the whole
The Gefmaaalnns seem determined to
retains chaqlnes at allse
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
ADVANCE IS MILES INPICARDY
LASSIGNNY FALLS TO
ADVANCING FRENCH
WAR DEPARTMENT WANTS
ALL BLACK WALNUT HERE

If there is citizen who owns a
black walnut tree, he is urged to make
that fact known to Mr.. ]. l.. Wheeler
as soon as possible, together with in
formation as to size and dimension.
The government wants it if it has
ten inch trunk clear of limbs far
enough to get a seven foot cut. Please
do not fail. This is important If
you want to help win the war, report
what you can find and do it now.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
HITS
VERY CLOSE
NEW YORK
SINKS OIL STEAMER JUST OUT
SIDE HAR6oR

New York, Aug. IA German sub
marine approaching the very gates of
New York harbor, sunk the oil tanker,
Of 100 tons, Frederick R. Kellogg, off
Arbrone channel last night. Thirty
Ave Of The crew were brought here to-
day. 1t is reported that seven others
are missing The survivors were pick
ed up by an American steamship.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
MEN REACHING WARAGE
SINCE JUNE TO REGISTER
J. D. PIERCE DIED AT
ROCHELLE LAST WEEK

Mr. j. d. Pierce, leading citizen of
the Rochelle community and father of
d. D. Pierce, one of the most pro-
gressive farmers in the Seville sec
ton, died last Wednesday after a lin
gering illness.
He had scores of friends throughout
the section and his death is deeply de-
plored. Other children and number
of relatives survive.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
Only Artillery

Paris, Aug. 14.-Only the artillery
was active last night in certain Sec
tors between the Avre and the Disc,
the war office, announced.
Along the Vesle where the Ameri-
cans and the French are established
the Germans made vain raids.
The French took prisoners in raid
in Champagne.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
TYPHOID AMONG
INTERNED GERMANS
SEVERAL DEATHS FROM DRINK.
ING RIVER WATER

Ashville, Aug. Alt was learned
today that there are 1866 cases of ty-
phoid fever among the interned Ger
mans at Hot Springs. with six or more
deaths. '~hft
Patients who were yesterday re-
moved to the local hospital camp are
reported to have drunk unfiltered riv-
er water with the intention of MAX
ing themselves sick so they could not
be removed to the Georgia camps.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-08-14
NEEDS MEN
SEPTEMBER !
DRAFT !
a 3
FULLY 10000 MEN WILL 90 Tp
FIRST CLASS - e.l...Is

Washington. Aus, 14.--The regis
tration on Saturday, August "a, OF al
youths who have reached 81 since June
5, was ordered today by General Crb#-
der. .F
The purpose is to add quickly to the
almost exhausted class one 70 mset thu
army draft calls in September. y
About 100000 young men will rssif
ter Most of them will qualify in ciasA
one, there fore join the army PROBE
bly, within month after their hanis
are recorded.