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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Germans Evacuating Trenches
(By Associated Press.)

London. Aug. 13. - The Frencn
launched an attack this morning IN
the southern part of the Picardy bat
tie front and, according to reports
shortly after noon, are making prog
ress in the Valley Disc. The Germans
are evacuating trenches in the bend
Of the river west of Bailly the French
occupying them. To the northwest
the French are almost entirely on the
crest of Lassigny Massif where heavy
fighting is in progress.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13

gle case Of serious illness no fevers
and the summer climate much cooler
than in the North. The matter will
be pushed by local and influential bus.
mess men, assisted by the Tallahas.
see Boosters Club and the North
Florida Chamber OF Commerce.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
GREAT EXODUS OF
RUSSIANS INTO JAPAN
(By Associated Press. !

Toxic, Aug. 13.-The exodus OF
pan has so steadily increased that rne
Russians from their country into ia
foreign community In this country
has become chiefly Russian. Ali the
foreign hotels are crowded with Rus
sian refugees. It is difficult for world
travellers to find accommodation In
any Of the foreign style hotels in ia.
pan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
|ONLY SMALL AMOUNT OF
GERMAN GOODS IN RUSSIA
tBy Associated Press J

Petrograd, Aug. 13.-Three months
after the signing of the treaty OF
Brest-Litovsky, the only German
goods which had made their appear
ance on Russian markets in any ap.
preciable quantities were chemicals.
A few specimens of German tinware
and cutlery were to be found in Pet
rograd stores in June.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
(By Associated Press.)

The Allied forces this morning be
gan a general attack from Chaulnes
south to Disc on a front of about
twenty-five miles. Dispatches filed in
London this afternoon reported i'm
portant gains at various points, espec
tally in the vital sector south OF Las
signy. and north of Lassigny in the
region of Roye and along the rail-
road running to Chaulnes. No re-
ports Of progress so far.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13

The county commissioners of Ma
rion county have appropriated about
$4,000 for vat construction and will
order a vote on systematic dipping Of
cattle at the general election In No
vember.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Heavy Fighting Is Reported
(By Associated Press.)

London, Aug. 13.-Heavy local
fighting is reported at Fismette, on
the northern bank of the Vesle, where
an enemy attack forced the Franco
Americans to retire to the south bank
Of the river. A counter attack was
launcshed and the latest reports are
that the old positions Of the Allies
north of the river bank have been re-
stored.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Two SchOOnerS
Sunk By Subs
(By Associated Press.)

Nantucket, Aug. 13.--The auxiliary
schooner Earl-and-Nettie today add
schooners Earl and Nettie today add
ed to the list of fishing vessels sub
marined off Georges Bank Saturday.
Six or the crew brought here reported
the vessel was sunk by gunfire after
1t was looted by raiding squad from
the submarine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Govt May Give Young Men
Under Il, Two Years
Schooling After The War
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Aug. 13.-The Senate
military committee voted to report
favorably at once on the Man Power
bill, but with amendment by Reed to
have government provide two years
education free Tor all boys under 81
given after the war.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
ALLIES HAVE TAKEN OVER 10000
MEN AND 10000 MACHINE GUNS
GERMANS ARE
NOW PLANNING
TO OCCUPY
PETROCRAD
(By Associated Press.)

(By AsBocaated PfesS.)
London, Aug. 13.-The Germans in
tend to occupy Petrograd, a dispatch
to the Copenhagen Politiken from
Helsingforrs declares, an Exchange
Telegraph correspondent reports. The
troops for this purpose are already
being brought toward objectives it is
added
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13

SHIP Of 2,500
TONS sunk BY
SUB OFF
fire ISLAND
CREW PICKED UP; SHIP LOADED
WITH CARGO FROM SCANDINA.
WAN PORT
(By Associated Press. }

Atlantic Port, Aug. 13.-The Nor
wegian steamer Sommerstad, twenty
five hundred tons, was sunk by sub.
marine off Fire Island yesterday
morning. The crew Of thirty took to
boats and were picked up by a naval
patrol boat. The Sommerstad was
bringing a cargo from a Scandina"
Wan port.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
90 Names
On Army
Casualty. List
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Aug. 13.--Army casu-
altie,s 80. Killed in action, IA; died
of wounds, 8; died of accident, l.;
wounded severely, 81; wounded in de-
gree undetermined, 49, missing in ac-
tion, 1.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
British Gained Ground
(By Associated Press.)

London, Aug. 13.-The British
have gained additional ground north
Of Roye on the north bank Of the
Somme, 1t is officially announced. A
German attack on the British in the
Merris sector last night was repulsed
German local attack near Fouques-
court, between Roye and Chaulanes
was also repulsed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
BRITISH TORPEDO
DESTROYER SUNK
BY SUBMARINE
(By Associated Press J

London, Aug 13.-A British torpe-
do destroyer was sunk by a subma
rine in the Mediterranean Aug. G..
Seven of the crew were lost, the ad-
miralty announced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
JAPANESE AVIATORS
FOR ITALIAN FRONT
(By Associated Press.)

Toxic, Aug. 13.--Japan is planning
to send about twenty aviators to the
Italian front.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
GENERAL ATTACK MADE today
ALONG A Is NILE FRONT
BY ALLIES TO BREAK
ENFNY'S RESISTANCE
tie front last night, it is officially an
nounced today.
(By Associated Press.)

London, 4:37 p. m, Aug. 13-The
French have gained control of the en-
tire Massif Of Lassigny, according to
advices this afternoon. This gives
them command of the town of Lassig-
ny as we'll as the entire district to the
north.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Old POSITIONS
Of ALLIES HAVE
been RESTORED
GERMANS ARE CALCULATING POSI-.
TIONS; HEAVY FIGHTING Is IN
PROGRESS
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Aug. 13.-Since the begin
ming of the offensive July IL the Al
lies have taken more than seventy
thousand prisoners and more -han a
thousand guns and more than ten
thousand machine guns, the Echo De-
harris states today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
(By Associated Press.)

Geneva Aug. 13 The Austrians are
massing men and materials and 1t Is
expected they will shortly attempt an
other offensive on the Italian front.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
SI50,OOO DAMAGE
TO ocean VIEW,
AN AMUSEMENT
RESORT At NORFOLK
(By Associated Press.)

Norfolk, Aug. 13.-Fire early today
swept the amusement portion of
Ocean View. The loss is estimated
at fifty thousand.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
MOVE TO HAVE FARMS CULTI.
WAITED PROPERLY IN IRELAND
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Dublin, Aug. 13.-Irish farmers
have been startled by a proposal
made by the Reconstruction Commit
tee that the government purchase
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-13
Nothing Important
(By Associated d Press

Paris. Aug. 13.-No important az
Tetopments occurred on the main DAT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
DOPIs z CAMP UPTON, I. |,
J sCtena redakce !!

I.
Jsem navstevou U syna cam
pu Upton, i. l., kde sedajl ma
lodi do Francie je pfevazejfcf.
Jest to veikolepa podivana ma
til spoustu vojska, jak jest pc
Give vypraveno. Nemohu ami
pposat, co vse jsem videl. Hosi
.isou v dobre nalade, ale hnedle
kazdy Sc mn6 tazal, jak Sc ve-
de jeho milym donna q mann tlu
mocit jim jejich pozdravy. Vsi-
cflni jsou jisti vitezstvfm a nj
kde nenf vid6t nejmensf znam-
ky bazn6 pred kaisrem. Pove-
del jsem jim tez, jak jsme pfi-
vftali u mas Masaryka, coz je
velice tesilo.
My v Clevelandu pouze cte-
ME o valce, teprve zde neco q
ri Ilov6k vidf. Co tu pfijfzdf ma
kladnfch a vojenskych vlakI,
jest k neuvefeni. s lctou
T.. Neuzil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
DETsKY vYLET.

Snazivy skolnf patronat ma
vychodnf strane kazdorocne
ma konec vyucovanf uspofadal
detsky vylet ku spokojenosti.
Ia chladneho pocasi seslo Sc
mnozstvi dftek do Ces. Am. ST.
ne, odkud' Sc vyslo prdvodem
po desate hodine dop. do Sha-
ker Lakes.
Diplomy obdrzelo 16 ditek,
DIE pranf jejich rodicd mohou
jeste pffstf rok do skoly cho-
diti.
Ma mfst6 vyletnfm pofadany
sc skolnfmi ditkami rdzne hry
a zavody, takze mladi start
Sc pobavih znamenite. Navste-
va nebyla takova jak 81 1cel to-
no vyletu zaslouzh. Jako oby-
ceine, mnozf rodice poslali
dftky a sami zGstali donna. O.
behave danny Sc vsak pfedem
pricinily, ably vyt9zek pro sko-
lu byl zajist9n. Videli jsme ty
same znam6 tvare, kter6 Sc na
kazdem detskem vyletu objevi
a pro skolu obete pfinasf.
Patronat vzdava diky vsem
GcastnikGm vyletu jakoz j vsem
kteff jakymkoli spGsobem Q
zdar vychazky Sc pricinili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
PET DOLARU vYHRA MA
CHLEBA.

Kazda zena ma prilezitost
pokusit Sc yyhrat valecnou
znamku "a $5. Mnoho hospo-
dvn 81 pecou chleba donna a tu-
dfz by Sc nell o to pokusit. Je-
dina podmfnka jest, ze zadna
nesmf pouzft vice nez koflfk
bile mouky a ostatnf nahrazku
Kazda hospodyhka, ktera Sc 0
vyhru pokusi, must chleba pri
nest v patek do lradovny Pa
triotic Shop, 1115 Euclid ave.,
a zaroven popis Co bylo3 do
chleba pouzito. v sobotu v
1880 hod. dopoledne Sc cena
urci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
FARMARI POTREBUJf 20
moo KU SKLIZNI.

Jak vsechny okolnosti tomu
nasvedGuje, bude letos nepama
votana 1roda psenice j ostat-
Mich obilin. Jelikoz v nynejsi
dobe jest zadoucno, ably veske-
ra 1roda byla svezena do sto-
dol, hledajf jiz nynf farmafi
pracovnf silly ma dobu mi. Jest
zapotrebf velky pocet pomoc-
nych sill a kdo by chtel obdrze-
ii praci ma farme, obrat' Sc ma
r. d. Longa We statnf poptavar
ne praee, ktery ma zaopatfiti
farmafdm delnfky We 22 okre-
sich naSeho statG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

Je cas-, nejvyssf cas-, abyste
Jim ukazali, jak be penize
spofi!
Ostatne d6ti jsou dneska lep
si vlastenci nez my dospslf. o.
Inv chodf, zebronf: Maminko,
|tatlnku, kupte mi thrift
stamps! Ucitelka nam We sko-
lie ffka, ze kazdy maly Ameri-
can a kazda mala Americanka
ma kupovati "thrift stamps
Kolik matek, kolik otcu od-
mfta hrube sve milacky, ubfje-
|jfce v mich takto krasn5 Waste
|necky zapal.
y Dejte tenn malickym zaklad
k budoucfmu stastnejsfmu Iii
votu! Budou mfti uspoTeny ka
pltalek, budou umet SPORT a
Ebudou NIT vedomf, ze pomaha-
" K vftezstvf Spojenych Statd,
X dosazenf svobody sveho naro
da "a mofem.
Mladf muzoye, dosp9le div
ky, hospodyne, kupujte war
saving stamps!s Pet dollarG me-
sfcn6 mize 81 skoro kazdy od-
loziti!i Odhazuite kazdy den
nekolik cent? do pokladnicky
q "a mesfc mate pet dollarG, a.
nj nevedouce jak.
Je-li tFeba mluviti, psati, agi
tovati, prositi a porouceti il
nyn nemelo by toho btti tfeba
mezi americkymi cechy. MY
zname dobfe sve povinnosti k
narodi dona i K teto move mi
lovane vlasti my jsme tyto po-
vinnosti dosud plnili a budeme
je .iiste plniti dale.
Jen nezGstat lezet, kdyz
isme padli, nahodou, hloups,
chvilkovym opomenutfm pro
naval jin6 prace, ale. padli
jsme piece.
vzhiru! v ping ,behl
Nase dobre imeno nesmf by
ii poskvrneno hloupou, nemi-
lou nahodou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
Ze schiize vyboru
pro poradanl poute.

r. X. Bernreiter zahajil schd
I'll a We sve reci upozornil pri-
TONNE ma provad6nou nynl ak
ci XII prodeji tispornych zna-
mex. Prftomny p. Harris v re-
ii sve poukazal ma nutnost ma
81 povinnosti a dodal, ze jedin6
vitszstvfm spojencG dosahne.
sovbody nasi vlasti. Prave tax
jako vojin We Francii musi w
konati povinny rozkaz kdyz
Sc jedna o jeho zivot, prave
tax musf jeden kazdy 2 mas,
Glen to druhe armady, vykona-
ii rozkaz naseho vddce, presi-
denta Wilsona, ten mi:
Kupujte 1sporne znamky!
Pfanf presidenta Wilsona v
dnesni dobe ma byti pro mas
vojenskym rozkazem. We vsech.
mestskych wardach Sc nynf pill
ne pracuje ma agitaci cd domu
X domu, pouze We 13. ward6,
lezf vse zapomenuto. Jest tfe-
ba utvofiti staly vybor, ktery
by agitoval We prospech uspor-
nych znamek. Tento tyden ma
'siich kazdy obcan Sp. StatG od-
koupiti co mdze nejvfce. 13.
warda je ponejvice obyvana
Cechy a zale3f tedy ma tom, a.
by zde prodano bylo hodne u
spornych znamek, bychom tax
dokazali, re jsme hodni toho,
by Sc amerika zastala naseho
naroda. Rad6ji omezme Sc We
vsech pozitcfch a "a usetfene
takto penfze vykonejme svoji
povinnost. Vybor pax konal
zvlastnf schdzi, We ktere obdr-
ze] od p. Harrise RUNE navody.
Jelikoz pfi prodeji BondG
Svobody dosahli isme prveho
mfsta, jelikoz jest znamo to
nase pochopehf pro narodnf po
vinnost, lie tedy ocekavati, ze
ami tentokrate nezGstaneme po
zadu "a jinymi narodnostm'i.
Dale poukazal p. Bernreiter
ma americkou narodnf slavnost
dne A. cervence, ktere Sc mali
obzvlast6 nase uniformovane
spolky sdcastniti. Cas- a mfsto
slavnosti bude oznameno pozde
il.
Vybory pro uspofadani pou-
tx nodaIi naslednifcf zpravy:
P. KTikaval objednal 8lssta-
nj. - Okrskovy vybor Sokola
nabfzf velky stan na uspofada-
nj cirku. Vesker6 darovane po-
traviny a jine veci, mali byt do
danv v 1tery a We stredu do
Probulova a tamtez sc ma,.kaz
dv pracovnfk odznak sv1i
pfihlasiti. Sberacf khfzky mali
bVtj v Cas- ma mfste, aby IA pc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
RAMENO SPRAvEDLNOSTI
OKRADENO.

Vcera pfisel po celodenni
slnzbe straznfk John Shea 2 {.
1898 zap. log. ul. domG tax u
maven, ze lehl 81 lined do po-
stele a v male chvili usnul, "a
pomev uzamcfti dvefe v kuchy-
nj. Spal tax spravedlive, ze a.
nj neslyseI nejakeho dlouhopr-
st'aka, ktery Sc vloudil do ieho
bytu a ukradl mu sluzebnf re-
vclver. Vedle lezfcf Bond Svo-
body nechak nepovsimnut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
ODsOUzEN PRO UDERENf
PRAVNfKA.

Thomas Soden, 60 r. stary,
1913 vych. so. ul. bydlicf, od-
souzen byl vcera soudcem Nc
Gannonem ma 80 dnf do zala-
re a 500 pokuty Sc soudnfmi
lltratami proto, ze, ze dne 81.
cervna uderil do obliceje holf
pravnfka Bernsteina, Ala So
ciety for Savings budove. Soden
Idaval, ze byll stalym odklada-
MIN ,soudu velice rozcilen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
NESTOUDNfK.

Vcera odsouzen byl Orville
Shafer, 1902 zap. Al. ul., ma 60
dni do vezeni a k $50 pokuty
rroto, ze provad6l RUNE nepff
stojnosti sdetmi v Brookside
parku. Shafer byI pozorovan
dalekohledem straznfkem Ter
lakem, ktery jej pozdeji zatkl.
Y soudu svetcila tez proti ne
mu 9-leta divka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
LEVINE RYBY.

Ably usetfeno bylo CO MONA
nejvfce masa, byly mestem O.
tefevny stanky, kde budou pro
davany ryby "a snizenou cenu.
Stanky tyto jsou v trznicich ma
zapadnf strane, ma Ontario ul.
a V Newburgu. Cena ryb byla
snfzena o 25 Az 3Oqo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
zADAJf PENsI.

Spolek ucitelek We statu o.
hio, kona kazdorocne Sized v
Cedar Point, kde Sc usnesl do
zadat statnf zakonodarnu, ably
pro sestarle ucitelky byla usta
novena pense.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
MLADY zLoDEJ.

l u soudu pro nezletile byl Wv
zvednut zatykac ma Ia rokd
stareho chlapce, ktery ukradl
"a $40 lspornych zpamek dit
KAN We skole sv. Lalislava ma
Holton ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
POULIcNf PkEPADENf.

Rudolf Olschefki, 1929 Car
negie ave., byl pfepaden pred
domem $3.50 vych. 80 ul. a O.
kraden 0 $5, hodinky a fetf-
Izek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

nize 2 Mich ztrzene mohlo bV-
tizakoupeno r6zne zbozf. Kaz-
DIV pracovnfk necht' Jest Cas-
na mfst6. Poslednf schGze kona
sc prfstf titerT.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
OKRADEN MA KAkE.

FIR. H. Chamberlain Ohm
sted hotelu, byl ma kafe Broad
way okraden o $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26
Ferd. Pisecky
Nase dobre jrneno
ohrozeno.

vne ma este rovine jak
siroky tax dlouhy. Je to neprf-
JENNIE, nenf to hezke ale sta
nell Sc to, je ostuda tim mensf,
Gin rychle a obratn9ji vstane.
Jen nezistat lezet ma posmech
kolemjdoucfch.
Plate Sc, Go se stale? KIDD IL
padl? Ny! Clevelandstf cesi Y
13. warde! a umfme piece do
bfe bezetl Bezeli jsfhe dobfe
pfi prvnf a druh6 valecne pijt
ce, bezeli jsnle vyborn6 pfi tFe
tt pnjcce j pfi war chest. A
najednou b6c! Lezfme a
nevstavame. vsichni b6zf - O.
hlfzejf Sc udivene a mnozf Sc
smfchem ma n6s. ale my nevsta
vame. Zapomn6li jsme vysko-
cit!
Vsude je kampan pro kupo-
vanf valecnych 6spornych zna-
mex (war saving stamps) v pl-
mem proudu, ysechny casti me-
So ! .. a
sta podavajf B pfekot raporty
jen ma is. wardu cekajf
tam v meste marns cekajf,
vrtf hlavami:: Co Sc to 5 t9mi
cechy stale? 81 jsme Sc zmylili
v iejich vlasteneetvf? Bylo to
vsecko, co d6laIi dosud, nahle
chvilkove vzplanutf nebo do
konce camouflage?"
Sedli - poradili Sc - napsa
Ii pres dvacet dopisd znamym
ceskym pracovnicfm - pozva-
Ill Ke ScnuZce.
Americana pfiSli - = pozva
nych pracovnic ami iedna., TO
bylo pfslis.
Nemohl; ovsarn .Aroar;s. ana
vadati ze nravS i don scbSzl,,
NELL isme pffieranon nod1va-
nou v Olvmn;; - praba s,et
I,ubasov;ca v}t6nf Mo.or,,La,
Ale nv isne z;to mobl; rvs
dom;t; ] zadat; IN nFo,oxan,
schhzkv no d,.I,s,k aan anoho
asnon ! onan rSblabc vaxa,
!poslati ,l3r7yv,tt,., fsto ,,rso
ne 4 vvsvatliti vsc onolnv;t; sa
Nestalo 81 tak Nehr,o {
tim vinna nadbalost h,,I i
omen zimnisni rbvat ! r,rz i
nvnf musi nracovat; Alo ros+s
stf bvlo botovo R1.rsx ,,n,as
A TAX sisne vsara n,,s;I;, wv
slecbno,,t; lakc; vstlrv : -,
ELENA kom;t6t,, Lte,.s nS;so, =
nam; a. proh,lovo nj, 80, -
du. 10 ,nas tar, nFoca III Z -. -,
sn5 brstlo y5+L,, & ~
cbi,r, ! 10 ,va~5x h,,,,.
|lozanv nocbva,o,,s ;s,,,ss, - -
cbvalou cel6ha nasah 49, s.,
|veleban1,o = s;ch anhrona1ss,.,s ~, :, :,
ala lnrsvs nrot], 81 ha,al.s
lAmerisan narr es,ch,,r, ,,,,,s,s
dal za isn,o ro,,;;,,,,; ,,,;.; ss
dost; pvlsdv ! : :, a,.;.,sx - :, :: :.
denta w;lsor. !, .s;s,,, h,,s
i taaLosIona,s,, & s., ..s.,s,:,, 49, JaD,'
Irnadli ;srco : 8 ,.a;lanss.., - !, - *
br n;xaL
n :, I,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-01-24
BOILED OATS FOR CHICKENS
Favorable Results Obtained by Penn syvania Department of Agri-
 culture-Feed Warm.

Poultry experts in the Pennsylvania department of agriculture report favor able results from feeding boiled oats, and state they are the cheapest poultry food now ehtainahle. Boiled oats haYe largely, tom, superseded the sprnuted eatS so much exploited q few years ago. as they are better safer and less tuS~y.
 To prepare soak good, heavy oats 12 hours ar more Gin hot weather or warm room a fresh lot should be soaked daily), dissolve one tablespoon ful of salt in each bucket of water used for this boil two GIT three hours and so gauge the amount of water used for Soal ing that at the finish the water ls boiled away. Feed warm but not hot. White Leghorn bullets can have these boiled oats twice daily. say at 10 d. m. and i p. m,, ard all they will eat up clean. For ota hens or heavyweight bullets. one feed day Is enough and not loo much at that, lest they become too fat on this much liked feed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-01-24
SHOULD RETAIN BEST FOWLS
Patriotic Farmers Who Desire to Do Their Bit Will Find It Wise to
 Keep Best Layers.

Among farmers generally it is the common practice to soil hens over q year old for poultry Wbyu they stop laying iH tAp falI Gndert tAe usual con dltioHs this k good policy for as Il rule only about half the flock Lay well enough Tho second year 10 be profit able. and the farmer who has bullets enough to replace all his old hens sees no advantage in keeping any of them over.
 This year, however, patriotic farm CTS who desire to do their part to in- crease the poultry and egg supplies will find it desirable to retain a eonsid-
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-01-24
BELIEVE AMERICA BLUFFING
Ysnkees Are Called Wind Bags in Cea5eless EIdicuie of Nation
 as Factor in War

With tHe British Armies in the Field -IAe pHuseian Tsopaeaudists' guns are turned toward theu own troops.
 B Iecures. pamphlets and tAc nov ics, attempt Is being made to restore to d self doubcHg soIdiery the before theNano belei that they are uneon- querabie
 4Ar pfoaasauda ts mol ineffective. Prisoners tath confidently of tbe pro posed GHye on tar .Nestegn front.
 From German prisoners .t ls known America k beiu5 coasrlea#Iy rdIclIod. The United S.ates has taken the place of B.ilain as ~1ouEempablc in the German lexicon The German soldiers are beIus told that stories Of bjs American army ar sbIufr. that when tue Tanks afe patto tue test they will fan to makesoJd. None of the prison CTS ns.der.Amorioa factor. Oeliey. ing the=&ar#NII b. finished before the wind bags las their propagandists term the AnencausJ can set under Way,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-01-24
WAS ASTONISHED
 AT TIE RESULTS
Arkansas Woman Says Appetite Grew Better and She Feels Greatly Improved in Every Way After Taking Tri-
 umph Medicine.
Among .Ln.n tu --anr.o or--tonn re.

Among those to iudoreo 0rgatono re, gently Is Mrs F.. Flaana@aa. popular and well known Little Rock woman who found speedy relief from kidney and ma1arlal troubles. hy the use of the new preparation Mrs. Flanagan had this to say,
 'i was completely run down and very nervous. could not sleep for any length If time at night I had no appetite and what I did eat did not seem to do me any good I had been Il sufferer for some time with Kidney troubles and my hack paiaed me con stantly, which think had q great deal to da With me feeling so bad
 'I had several of my friends tell me what Oreatone WAS doing and I decid- ed to try a bottle I Was astenished ut the results l ohtoined from the first bottle and before ] had finished taking the second my appetite grew better and my severe nervous condition was greatly improved My sleep began 10 get more restful at night and l was ready for my meals and enjoyed them and they nourish me as they should. My kidney troubles are improving day ny day and I am sure that hy the time I have taken the balance of the medi- cine l purchased l will be a perfect we'll woman"
 Oreatone can be purchased at the Orgatone dealer in your town or sent prepaid upon receipt of price, S1 per bottle or six bottles for S5, by the dis. trlbnters. Harry Kessinger Co, Joplin. Mo.-Ady.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-01-24
Turning to FurS for Warmth.

The coatshe8n in the picture k as good 2 laedcl for general wear ane ~Hart style as one coaId wish. It. deep collar maY be=Mrnel - that it will cugnI. the face aImosl t4 the eyes H3 efiH protect tho shoulders and chest. The very deep cuffs suggest warmth and provide 1t. The front laps aere~s from rizbt te let ana is held iH ptaee bY a very @i5e hott Iu addt= tiaa t1 other fa~,aa589s EaIue<s js furnished fhe #sEtrt hy Fiaifs ar#atah side i feature that k especially want. I'd in ! coat that k to serve the Pur- poSe~ of both street and motor wear.
 Among the latc arrivals in winter caats there are some very handsome satin models with very wide patterns in needlework or embroidery about the bottom. Sometimes iAiS extends across the fruut and is supplemented hx q wide band af fur across fHe hack. This is something quite ne" and i is attractive.