davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-01

III Rtl { ross hrIIuUdTtrTs l4 n'.
ginning ru aharr ,omcVhat R,
d port. are coming IN ~ head
ulr.yrs corprruln, the amount Of Red
Crus, wor, done m the different de-
partmcns during the month OF luis
Those receiving completed garments
were kept busy the first of the week
taking IN the work from the units so
hat 1t woull be IN the months report
In the financial olIioc of the Red
Cro'' matters are somewhat d'ilrrc4i,
hrrtc y9Iuolrci "oiNrL'. Mi' ~. N
ii',t. Ms. 10 J.. h@''4iu an" "''
W. w 'ih'I'. are N',''" !" ASSIST TO-
va u, 'h''NI'E V''' '''' l,'N",rn,' '.'"''
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ron %, Nrr. Prur lL...'I o. 4. uap
.rry,uu about lIu m,l .aa'.. including
.hr volunteers. ,u..A .rl.ymru auH
navy recruit. ..m 'rr, M. purt.,
ncrtiug .nr,. uaIs rrlu. I'm addition
F aI.um.., rr,r. il..,r,r occasional
.up. o., Uarr nrr ... ua.im lIu.uaU
from ou, camp 'u another lH. wura
( mi s,nI,, 4. uH lllua,. u a.
10 the '.a,l dHrn. rGp uarm vra'hc~
'Ml. uWu lH..s ..rl.r, are s1
ils u,r'cd
The "' u. ..'. %. .' 1'o'. .
,.1ru t"1o. 'H. H'u'icu .''h''
.'c busy -arWs "uI putting uy l
.ne'' oi apple Ihr Large 81 as
u.. unrI, tn. smaller apple, v,r,
ude Iu.. marmHs1r
There ar, '"I several 'd.'u.lcs. 40
uy new class of the Liberty Kitchen
Inch "llI start n.Ni uc'das worn
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Mrs, n \ C..,r- ,a. ia charge %,
the sewing drpartnrn' Az Nh, central
Red Cro,, room, ,h,, morning The
workers made paiama coats. bed shirts
and comfort ki,, Mis- Miriam Finer.
80 49,, ,..,.i.I GA tho ,,i,,y,. p4rntpt
Jen,,tr,ert IA, N,.. Thrr. Whailry
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Snlano.

9ie ariegs -Erobibitionsbia, b!e
beitinnlt, oaB nom 1. sSnIi nadllten
sSohres an tDdbreno Ser Gauer oes
arieses uno Big bas Seer benobiIi.
iiert lit, Brobibition i'm gai5en 2an.
De befriden fon, lit bonn Senat anac.
nommen, naboein iie bereits pom
9ailie angenommen mar. Die 9iu
perbietet Die SeriteIlung, ben Ser.
fanf nno Die Ginfubr aaer alfo5ol.
haltigen 8etrdnfe einiblieBIid) BON
@ein uno Bier. gs tpuroen GerIild)e
genloht, Die SeriteIlune BON 8ein Ii.
gler 5u erbalten, ooh nibalildten
ne. Die gin lit Elm 9lmenoement al
per Bill, Die elf 9fillionen Doaor
filr lanopirtidaftlibe 3pefe beipill
ligt
gllT oenl Gbicagoer 8oItomte
ipuroen in Der leeten 3eit iiber ,rpei
gflllionen 8riefe nit ongeblid) alf-
rilbreriihem sSnbalte beihloanahlnt,
uno im 8ebeimen, auf 8cranloi.
lung Der Boit- -Snipettoren, limo pom
8uroes .slnpalt 300 SaltsiuhrngS-
eefeble alIsgeiteat poroen. Die erlai.
ienen gefeble ridten iid bouptiad)-
lld) gegen WlitgIieoer Der So5ialiiten.
Barter uno oeren 3meigabteilunqen,
Die rs. W. @" uno ibre Clubs, mel.
DIE sum SanlmeIn uon8erteioigunqs.
,sofos organiliert muroen; gegen sic
lnternationalen, raoifalen Clubs uab
nlebrere io0ialiItiid)e 3eitungen, in,
ter oenen bclonoers Der ,,gpeS Opener
.Slllaen -Seffner) 5ll eripdbnen III.
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Sapallme ullo NoDon
Sin0 Don Den gagdnoern uno Den 5Ian6olen genommen
9emti9er 9tiid6ug.
Nmerifauer uertreben 9enide pont eSuDignp= Hlaeau
Vramspien am Canal rm MDrr.
Cdrdieu erkldrt 6duptzWeke der Offenlve erreidDt
ssinDenburg id)aut rnbtg In Die 3nfuuit.

@aibinstun alfsefauseu babe, flir
upllitanbis falid).
Gie neneiten Gad)ridten ans Dos.
fan ineIben, baf oie Gntente= Siplp.
maten bort niemnIs berbaftet ieien,
oaf man nnr WfitglieOer Ser alllliier.
ten YdIitarmiiiipnem in baft genum.
men babe.
Srotfp 6eitreitet es, bai Die Sol.
ideluifi-Gesiernng Die glbiidt babe,
Die oentlden mnb 6iterreidiid)en We.
fangenen freiSnlaiien nnb lie scgtu
bic Sideden sn ldifen.
9reikis Tlptten aapitane iinS 81
9tear-M6miralen ernannt iporben.
0rok-8ritannien bat bei unierm
Sdabamt einen iuetterem arebit ppn
400 Ntllionen 9pllar erbaltem.
glns 2onbon fpirb geinelSef, Sis
9entiden iuiirben nnsefGbr Srei Mil,
liDnen Mann Derloren babem.
Cine 9epeidje ams @ien an oi,
Neier- 3eitnng meloet, bnf eime all.
aemeine Nsobiliiiernng in ben tide.
d)iidJen, pulniiden nno iiiSilawiider
0iftriften itattfinoe.
ssn ben Sdnlen Der Siib- b-glfrifani
iden &epublif ioll Die 6entide Spra.
.te and nidlt mebr gebramd)t ,uerSem
Ter ipaniife 9ampfer ,grnias
iOll uon einem bentid)en 1tnterieebpol
uerienft iein.
Der brei-maitige Sdppmer ,glam
ca" ans Nelu sypmnblanb lit an De,
fanaoiiden aiiite BON einem bentider
llnterieebout Derienft iuproen.
Bon Der geiatnng bes onrd einer
ingliidliden 3nfnll perienften lin
terieebootiasers go. 209 bnrd Der
amerifaniiden 9ampfer nsssclir sani
iis" iperoen nod ied)s5ebn Manr
ucrmift, Sarunter 9eittnant Nomes
Der aummanbenr, nnb GnIigm Nan
oplpb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-30

Staotcben OH Meer, mo mir Wittaa
nnadcn. Cine Stunoe lanoeinpartS,
am flaben ssnBe bes bon Der 6elte
Afroforiutb gefronten gerges, lisgen
Die Giliren Der alttifen Staot, Die
onrrb Die 9lussrablungen Der Ilnerifa-
ner ans gagesIift gebolt iirto. Man
betritt fie auf Der gepflaiterten 5tra-
be, Die emit oieIen 9auptbailOelsplab
scr eriehiiden @elt nit 5einem 6a=
fen, benz 2eddor1, perbanc @rgrel=
fenb blifen nns BON einen iiberra=
sefloen griinen 8udel Die iiebell
ifperen ooriihen 8entpeliaule1l eilt=
gegen.
Oas alio mar &prilltb, Die Staot
bes Heihtums uno Der 2iiite, mo ole
groBen &aufberrell nnb Heeoer nit
5taatsnidnnern uno Ybiloiopbeil
;netteiferno nm Die CUNT Der 2aos
iparben, llno mo- iid 0iogenes BON
ser @naoe oes groBen Mleraneer
nibts erbat als ons bisden Sonnen-
Id)ein, oos iener linn nit ieineln
2eibe perbefte. 90 breitete tie iith AM
6uBe oes gerges aus, Der Ger 9lpbro-
Bite beilig mar, unb ianbte ibre Mau-
ern BON Der Sohbura Bis ans Meer
binunter. Gs eebt elm nit tiefitein
yfei5e gerlii6tes @rauen BON oieicit
toten StraBell5iigen aus, als OF man
in Die 3iige eines EiltoriIhen 2eid-
nunls blide. Oenn eine Stnot lit nnd)
enc Eerionlihfeit, Die ibren eieeteu
linberipii6baren eborofter bebalt, 10
oft fie 5erItort ans ben Sriinfnern
uell erbaut meroen mag 9fidt nur
Die 9(nlage bleibt Ser @auptiahe findJ
Die eleihe, Die neuen stniicbler iiber-
nabmen bon ben peribrplinoenen 8or<
gdngeit, Sitten uno lleberlieferunge,l,
Sngenoen nno 2alter, oic aus ben
@eoingltngen oes 8ooens entiprungen
iino. 9ieie nit ibrem 6anoelsgeilt
irno ibrer ean5en ungriediidan
lleppigfeit mar bolb-pbolli5iifen sSe-
lens uno Derebrte uif glfroforlntD
lnlb Dem Sltbnnls ienlitilde @ottbci-
ten, iuenn iie ibnen aud mie ibrer
Aitarte slpbrobite belleniife Gat1en
CAB.
Sdon Der erite Gintritt ourh sic
icbon gepflalterte, leile nufiteigeufe
StraBe, Die auf beioen Seiten bon
langen S1lllenbelen lno sur Red-
ten nod BON elmer binter ben Saulcn
,lieeenben baiardbnliten 6lnht non
2doen eeiolimt lit, ma6t eineh prluf.
poIlen gnorllf. Der nod ooour6 ge-
iteiqert miro, ooB oieler ltol5e sluf.
gang 8nlett in eine flade Wlormor-
treppe iibergebt, Die ouf Die Nqcra
ni;noen. Bon oen Gropulaen, olc Cen
9lrhgane biloeten, iiRo mir e,e
sSiinoomerte erbolten. glnf Dem Wear-
noripiirfel neben einem glbIab oieIer
9reppe 5eist man ole StelIe, no Der
gpoltel Yaulus oen aorintbern, oeren
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4nbm nidt fein mar, sepreoist Ea=

4nbm nidt fein NOR, sepreoist la
ben iol.
Wenll man bon Dem oiirltenoea at
tiihen gooen fonurit, 10 iiberrni6)t
aorintb gan5 beionbers olrd) ieinem
iprloelnoen @aiierreibtnnl 2ilIfs
bon Der fladen Marnlortreppe aebt
es au Dem beriibnte1 Quenbaus Ser
Heirene binab, ons bon Ser llripriina-
li6en iedsfahell grllnnengrptte ourA
ben iuabienoeu Brunfiinn annl1Dtih
slm uitterirbiihen @alIerpaIaIt or.
tueitert iparoe. Diit ibrem allf @fru<
forittb erltipringenoen @aifer tr1nft
Die Beirene oas iteue &orfntb ME
emit ons ate. 9lber mas fir elm 4n-
blif nllB es getpeien iein, ais es nosb
aus on Den 5erltorten Marfltonifhen
4andlen in oas groBe, nit SilIeit
geibnliifte 9nuptbefen pI1tldertei
Gedts BON ben EroppIden unlIdlieBi
cine NIT Sriglppben per3ierte Mar-
nlorballnltraoe elm 5ipeites fleineres
grllnnenbans,5u Dem mans gebeintnis-
bon auf iiebelI Stlifer unter oen 30.
ben binabiteigt. Sod peiter redjts
fiibrt Ser @eg 5ll elmer langen sSludt
BON aneinanoeritoBenoen 8erfaufsae.
lpolben, iuouon zines IN gal,5er 0ofr
erbalten lit. Wfdn abnt Die Eradt ser
Seppide ltno &leinooien uno Dcs
ionit OH iiberieeiiden SanoeIsartifeIn
in oieien 21oen gum Gerfauf ans
lag.
3tpiiden ibrer Hiidieite nno oein
bier iteil anihlieBe1oen Gaienbudel
nit Den 9ernpelidulen 5ip1ngt ii@
nod cine ense, itraBenlansc Saulen-
bale eill Die BEL fblehtem @etfer
eineit a1setebmen Spa5iergala ae-
biloet baben mag imb ollrd ibrc es-
ge iofort Die goriteIung BON Scr
Sraulidfeit oes antifen StraBenuer-
febrs, mo- ieoer ieoen fannte, berpor-
ruft llno bon Dem lieoeren, ober
itaotbeberrlhe1loen 0iigel, ser mitten
i'm StraBengeDiibl feline natiirlid.e
@eltalt bebalten bat, idailen oie iie-
ben alfre6ten Sdltlen nit ibrem Sc
holf nieoer, Die Der Ghantalie acllii-
gen, Inn Den aail3en gempel oarin su
leben Sine fdmale Steiiitreppe fiibrt
binaui @ie rei5poa Ser lebenoiIe
crime Siiael ais Srdger oieles Scr
llgti!ns, ipo mir Wiooernen gleid az
les ebnen uno iiberpflaiternl Son 5icr
iiebt mon oie ganse Mormoripiiitc i'm
meiBen @lan5e itumm uno feier.is4
aits9ebreitet Gum eroBten SeiI ii;rS
eS roniid1e 8eite, oelrn oas aItere See.
riilth, oas inter Dem 9saueil Gpbiro
ieinen llripruna auf ben ihlalien Si-
lppbos 3uriidfiibrte, mar ia ourh oea
Sanoelsneib Der gfonter serltort ino
feline @inipobner als Sflaben per-
Ihleppt fporocn
slrtbur gdIeia
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Nmerifauer pertreiben 9eatlde pom

Srnnaen, lei aber mieoer ams linen
pertrieben.
9lnbre sarbien, Der frans0iiidle
aOmmiiIar in Nmerifa, sicbt folsen-
Se SatIaden als Grgebnis Der Gffen-
jiDe Ser 9llliiertem. Earis lit ntd)t
fanger be6rpbt. Die 6irefte Giieu,
babnperbinonns sluiiden 9saris nno
Calais 1T mieber bergeitellf. Gincr
Der Samptsiuefe, ben 9entiden Die
Snitiatipe sn entreifen, lit erreid)t.
syelbmarihaa BON Sinbenbmrs err
flGrte amf cine 6iesbesiiglide glnfra-
se, er idanc nit 9iube in bic 3n,
fnnft.
Die gfndrid)t ipirb beitatigt, 6af
bic Mmerifaner bei gnsodes 8eipin-
ne senadjt nnb oah Die oeatiden Sis
mettes ipieSer beiett baben.
General 6nmbert's Srnppeu iinb
cs, iuelde Noppn beiekt bahem.
@eitere tier amerifaniid]e Solba.
ten baben ensliid)c Crbens5eid)en em-
pfangen.
Cine 9epeidc BON einent Der &ur.
reippnoenten beim engliiden Seer be-
Ianptet, bel BEN 6entiden Srmppen
ferrid)e infplse Der Rie6erlagen cine
slnfregnng, Die elmer Memterei nabe,
at gleid fpmme.
lie Mmerifaner baben am Con.
nerstag bnrd) einen itarfen glngriff,
bei bem id)iuere glrtillerie mmb Sanfs
sur @eriuenbung famen, bic Dent
id,cn uon Oem Smpisnp- -Ylatean pcr-
trieben.
3ad) benz lekten uffisieaen 8eridlt
fino iedsmnbiiebsia atnerifaniide
Solbaten in Der Sdladjt sefallen;
Diermnosmansis finb an Wmnben se-
itDrbeu nn6 sluSIf an 9ranfbeitcn;
siuei famen bnrdl ltnfGlle INNS 9e-
ben; 108 iunr6en idwer berlpnn6et;
% lpnrben ais beripnmoef aemelbet,
obne nabere Mngaben; oreinnbbreifis
iuerben permift. Inter bieien IinS
fplgenoe Seraner: Gergeant glIpia gS.
ytugers ans Glen Jlora, i'm aampf
gefallen; Zee Mforb ans @inasfa, an
aranfbeit geitprben; aprpural Wsnf-
lerup Wr0onalS aus Ypmcll; De
gSett Gabett aus Glpee; Summie Ycll
ans gruoflamb; Sanfinao Gonzales
ans Bon Crmb; Hobcrt 6. San aus
Winepla, als Deriunn6et gemelbet, of
ne nGbere Mngaben; George Menrcr
ans Gelpalle, bermift.
Ter aonferensberidt iiber Sic
pnan poluer" "-Sin iunroe geitern pom
0anle angenDmmen nn6 lUiro 6eute
bonn Senat angenuimtnen merben.
Cine 9epeide aus Qonopn mel6et,
bak Der Mufitanb in Der ltfraine furt.
oanere nnS bak ernite Sample nit
ben 0entid]en nno 6iterreidiifjensuI:
baten beitanois 'porfamem. Der 81.
lenbabnitreif babe bic Gage nod per.
Idllimmert. Gs lei biel Sdaoem BON
ben Streifern anseridtet.
Sm iueitliden Sibiriem iinb bic
2ideden bis Werfnic-lloinf, iedl,ia
Wieilen Oitlidl pom gaifal- See, pur-
aeriift nn0 babeu es genummen. @e-
neral SemenOff lit mad Sibirien sn-
riifgefebrt mnb riift lpieoer por.
Nm Der lfiinri- -Jront. III Cit-Si.
birien, baben Sample ,luiiden eide.
den nnS gplldemifi- -Srmppen ifatt-
gefamben. Sapaniidje Srnppen iine
bort eridienen.
glns bem aamfains mirb aemeloet,
bic SiIffen batten feinen iueiferen sln.
ariff anf Safm eemad)t. 9as GridJei.
aen Der ensliiden srnppen bort babe
CUTE Nirfitms anf bic Sepolfermna
ansgeiibt. Wiau DerindIe lest iein gc.
ties, Die Stabt IN einen snten Scr.
teioisnngssnitanb 81 periekcm.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING erflart,
bic SebanptnnG bak iie 9cpcid)en
nuieres SptIdlafters ssraneis uadl
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio en-
August 30th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
yiad Der Sagesii6erlidt Der slii.
Treile fabren bic 9entiden tn Der 0e=
genb siuiiden glrras nno Spiilpns
fort, iid iiberall sariidsnsieben. Die
Gffemiibe Der 9llliierten banert in NM
geidmad)ter Strait fort anb 5ablreide
fran5Gfiide StGbte nnb Grtf6aften
iimb in bic SGnbe Der Mlliierten &C.
fallen. Die ipidtisiten BON Sieien iirn
8apnntne, oas sic Gneldnber senDm-
men, nn6 Nppon, Sas BON ben 1ran-
soien erobert lit. General GDd lGFf
ieinen Qe,lten feinem gngenblif 9lnbc
nno brinst iie nnanfb6rlid noriuarts:
Der 8i6eritano Der 0e1ttiden lpa etn
sie1nlid) idbmGd)lider iein. Gr &C.
fdrGnft iid), iuie Die lteberiidt iast,
eisentlid nnr ianf cine 8eidiitnng
Dts giIdsnges omrd Die gtadbnt, bic
vNear WmarS." Wiit oem 8eiib pun
8apanme fontrplliern bic Gngl6noer
Die Giienbabnen mmS gan6itraeen ned)
Gambrai. gsad Der Groberlns bpn
gbanlnes nnb 9iDpe babeu Die syran.
soien iid iiber Sem gansen iiiblmjen
Seil Der Ticaroie ansse6ebnt, baben
bas Wcittfer bes Canal bn ysorb err
reidJt nnb baben, iuie geiast, gspbon
aenummen gliid iinb oftlif) un6 iiio.
Ditlid BON Nohpn iuid)tge GtelImngen
gemDmmen. Sic baben andtrob itar.
fen 8i6eritanoes ben Millete SImh
gefreust. Nur6iueitlid BON SoiiYons,
mo bic Nmerifaner iteben, baben
iharfe Sample itnttgefnnbeu, bic err
fplgrei6 fir bic Maiierten berlamfcn
iiub. Die glmerifaner iteben 5iuiiden
SnpigmD nno gbabignb. gm gesle-
Sslnf bei 0a5odes nn6 Iismettes La-
ben bic Sample nadgelaiien. Gle
Amerifaner beidpiien am 0pmners=
tag Die Sentiden, erbielten aber nnr
seringe glntlpprt. duff bic 9entiden
$50 Amerifaner sefansen senummen
haben, tpir6 BON ben Nmerifnnern be-
itritten. ltebcr Die 9age i'm DitIi-
den Sibirien iast bic lteberiidjt, oaf
Die Sfdeden ale 3niien, Die fid anf
Die Seite bes General Surpatf ae-
ftellt baben, entiDaffnet baben nnb baf
nm Sautstag Die erite srokc Sdlad.
ftattgefnnSen bat, an Der ale glliier-
te, NIT AHsnabme Der Mmerifaner,
teilnabnien nnb Sie fir bic glliiertea
iiegreid perlief. 2ie Mlliiertcn riidem
upr.
Gime Spe5ial- 9epeidje bon Der
ensliifen Srunt meloet, bic erite gir-
1nee Der GnglGnber inter Cir Senrp
SDorme itanbe jett Dor Der uSinSen-
bnrafiden Jfeierbe-einie."
ans @aibinston ipiro aemel6et,
Die ySinbenbnrg einie" lei nidt lim-
ger baltbar.
Srnppen Der frans0iiiden Wemerale
9ebeneb mnS 6mmbcrt iplIen an,
Wiiftwod) n6rblidj bon Der Die s,uDli
Meilen bDrgeriift iein.
sSn Der Starpe-Wegeno mabe oer
belgiId)en 1reRse baben bic engliid)en
Srnppen meters Serrait genomnen.
Die 9e1ttifen leiiten einen 1i6er.
Kanb obne 9iiifiidt anf bic Cpfer, Die
CT foifet. Gie iuollen mnter alien I'm
itanoen bic SrocDnrt-Gnennt- -Sinic
erllalteu.
9ie brittle fran50iiide Nrmee III
con gsobou gesea @uiseart uoraernft
nnS fat Sappiineoart semOmmem.
Cine 9cpeidle ams Berlin bebanp-
fet, Saf ale Anariffe Der sllIiicrteu,
siolid) BON grpifiaes, liibOitlia pon
Mers, bei gapamme, BET sssiers, bei
GnrIin mmS anoersluo sliriifaeldlla'
gen Ieien. Sci 0erbeeunrt lei Der
sstiab In bic oemtiden Reibeu einse'
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Seht Sas @ute

Sic beiraten ia no6 San GSran.
cisco, Sraillein aloral g9ie heiBt
oerm Der gIiifli6e 8r0utigon?"
.W6illerl@
ullno bespegen reii'n e 70 ioett
fort2l -. 9as bdtten g ocd) bier
ald balm fonnenl"
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O1C AtA1A11H 1v11A1UG4O1 kANQOOxI4HCs
aamo sss Gan antoniD geSss gn sDarn nnb Gas ganIe
de arbei il allen granden Cine ansa9i erfabrensr ad
ft mad gobrt arue 9iqalaioner MiIa
MnsbIbung fdbigen
@egeu aaaOs pelOst Gid5 an Charles s. eufu graiDen
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
MACON, MO, NEWS.

The North Missouri Sunday School
convention closed with very success
fnI session Friday. The Sunday School
and B. Y. p. L. convention convened
Wednesday, Thursday and FKiday with
the Vine Street and Broadway Baptist
Church of Macon. 1t was well attend
ed and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. c. McMamell has returned to
her home after visit in Rock Island,
Ill.
Mr.. J. T. Harris of st. Paul, Mimi,
is in the city the guest of his parents.
The following boys of our city that
are now in service for their country
are: Harry Hisel, Jessie Franklin, Tom
Jackson, Alfred Gorhorn, Thomas
Rhoades, Jackson Griffen, Henry
Braggs. These have received their
training and are now somewhere IN
France. The following boys which left
Friday for Camp Funston: Lloyd Davis,
Lawrence Carter, Richard Wright and
Raphel Garth.
Miss Thelma Davis of Louisiana, NO.,
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. w. Taylor of Canton, Mo-, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Hous-
ton "
There will be lawn social given
thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Y. Brassel.
A merry crowd of young people mo-
tored to Moberly Monday evening to
attend the dance.
A number Of young people motored
to Berrer, Mo-, Sunday last to attend
the ball game.
Mrs. Mona Turner or Berrer, Mo-,
made a business trip to Macon.
The death of Mrs. Callie Allen of
Berrer, Mo-, occurred Sunday at her
home.
Mr.. j. B. Harris is expected for a
visit in Macon, Mo.
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PUSSY Cat Indicted.

American foreSterS present q very
strong argument against our friend,
the pussy cat, as being by far the most
destructive Of animals, wild or tame,
of the birds, and every forester con-
siders the birds as the greatest friends
of the trees. Without the destruction
wrought by the birds on the insect
enemies of the trees there would be
after a generation no tree left for the
insects would multiply fearfslly and
demolish every growing tree and plant
Grit.
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CENTERVILLE NEWS.

The social given by Deacon j. w.
Martin and committee was great sue
cess. They cleared the sum of $500.
Sunday was lovely day and all ser
vices were well attended and collec-
lions good-$40 for the day. Rev. M.
Darlington preached spiritual sermon
and we had two joiners. -...
The sick are improving slowly.
Mr.. Tom Clay is in the city. E
Mrs. j. Price of Chicago is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
There will be social given Satur-
day evening by the Sunday school.
The Missionary Circle met at the
church Tuesday evening and elected
delegates for the association. The pres
ident, Sister A. l.. Crittenden, and cor
responding secretary, Sister NJ. J..
Thompkins, are the delegates.
Bro. Theodore Jones had to lay off
work for little last week as he
dropped piece of ice on his foot while
at work at the ice plant.
Master James j. f. Crittcnden enter
tanned about 20 girls and boys at his
l4th birthday at the home Of his moth
er, Mrs. A. l.. Crittenden, 206 N. 18th
st. Ice cream, cake and candy were
served and the young people left at a
late hour, wishing James many more
happy birthdays. He received several
nice presents as Il token of love from
his little friends. 81.
Mrs. VIM. Noah left Saturday even
ing for Des Moines, where she will visit
few days with her son, Mr.. RoZelle
Noah, and her sister, Mrs. Geo. Henry,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hicks of East
Bank street entertained Sunday after
noon at o'clock. F..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hicks of East
jackson entertained number of ladies
at their home on their beautiful lawn
in honor of their daughter, Mrs. j. N:
Baker, of Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mrs.
Amans Pinchback of the same place,
who is also guest at the Hicks home.
The house was beautifully decorated
with sweet peas, and also the souvenirs
were of sweet peas. Mrs. Mildred May
field and Mrs. Myrtle Wesley assisted
Mrs. Hicks in receiving the guests, and
Mr.. John Hicks and MI. Mack Caring
ton, Jr., assisted in serving. Covers
were laid for 81. They departed de-
claring it one Of the best times they
had had for a long time. a
Listen, the wedding bells may ring
in this county some time soon.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith returned home
from Buxton last week, where she had
been for the past few weeks caring for
her brother, Mr.. Malcian Wesley. She
reports him some better.
We had fine rain that came in the
niche Of time to help save the gardens
and crops.
Rev. M. Darlington has been on the
sick list for two or three days.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
The Doctor Away From Home Wnen
Most Needed.

People are often very much dlsap-
pointed to find that their family physl-
clan is away from home when they most
need his services. Diseases like pain IN
the stomach and bowels, colo and dlar-
rhoea require prompt treatment, and
have in many instances proven fatai
before medicine could be procured or
physician summoned. The right way IS
to keep at hand bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. NO
physician can prescribe better medl-
cine for these diseases. By having it in
the house you escape much pain and
suffering and all risk. Buy it now: 1t
may save life
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EATING POTATOES
Is PATRIOTIC ACT
HOOVER WIRES IOWA THAT IT
MUST BE DONE OR THERE
WILL BE GREAT WASTE.

Food Administrator Deems is In re-
ceipt OF q telegram from Herbert
Hoover urging prompt action to induce
n wide use Of potatoes. Mr.. Hoover
says:
Every effort must be made to get
potatoes flowing freely to your mar
kets and placed In the hands OF con-
sumers at reasonable prices that will
stimulate consumption.
ut is suggested that you get the
trade together In large sections OF your
state and devise plans with receivers.
wholesalers and retailers to get pota-
toes through these channels at the
lowest possible margin for handling
largely during the next 80 days. as
patriotic duty.
Follow out the potato campaign as
to publicity and do all possible to In
crease the consumption Of potatoes to
take the place of wheat flour so that
at the end Of the season no farmer may
Justly complain that we have not done
our full duty to stimulate production
and increase consumption OF their
products.
This is most important and respon-
sibility for complete success rests with
state administrators.
(signed) HOOVER"
In addressing the telegram to the at
tention Of the county food administrn-
tors Mr.. Deems has stated that re-
ports from county food administrators
indicate that reasonable prices for po-
tatoes obtain in several sections OF the
state, but in many sections prices rule
too high to move the crop. There Is
imminent danger of wasting 100000
bushels of the surplus crop in the
country unless the food administration
is able to devise q method of putting
potatoes into the hands of consumers
at fair price. Mr.. Hoover points out
In his telegram one way to solve the
problem.
"Win YOU" asks Mr.. Deems. In ac-
cordance with his suggestion. either
through conference or personal COM
munication try to get the trade to-
gether in your locality with view to
inducing wholesalers and retailers to
cooperate in moving the crop to the
tables Of the people?"
Administrator Deems is urging the
enlistment of every activity to induce
the movement of the crop to the tables
of the people. Every potato eaten
means less meat and flour consumed.