davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
l ..h Increases. Forecast B V4;,, Tor Wheat and Corn
 \ Production.
L,r TOTALS WILL RE MORE THAN 1917
nro;u Farmers Will Amount !, /. ,.,e,ooo,ooo while the Cotton Growers Will Lose
 s25O,OoO,oM.

ps of almost every foodstui1 t1:1 '., on m the farm were indicated "" todav in the Department of re,,ture ,', monthly crop report des- . falling off III the prospective i,st,on m practically all crops our- IuIy, que to aaverse conultlo'ls' ,s,na,ly % not and dry weather. ',g ,ound 1lgures, the loss to 1arm- of tnls prospective productloh
 v pstirnateu at almost three eu, ssys ot d billion dollars-mofe 's '~a,,,IwU.OUU Ill the prlnclple m .no food crops, and SzoO,oVo'- u h,v increase of Acreage. bYactlcally every crop IS growing ,arger acreage thls year than that @ atpo last year lnalcatlng that the ners nave been making strenuous r,s to meet the heavy needs oI the ss and the increasing demands at ne TOT food stut1s.
 Imn the countrys greatest crop, inc neavlest sufferer from the and hot weather o1 July, loslng o;wuvO bushels in prospective pro- |tlon since the tlrst production Pcast was made from June condl- s. The monetary loss to corn |vers is around $zl5,OOO,OOO. from most every part o1 the coun- there came reports that corn tnls X IS from Z to 5 weeks ahead ot leverage condition, indicating that ctcally that all of the crop will lure before the date of first frost. t condition should assure the mini m injury from frost damge.
 More Wheat Than 1917. Wheat, the harvesting of which is ling completion, suffered a loss S,OUOOO0 bushels, yet the crop will much larger than last years and bigger than the average of the years before that.
 rought and heat made inroads on Btoes, causing loss of 15,000,000 hels Tn the prospective crop and et potatoe production loss was es- ated at half that quantity.
 Tobacco Crop increases.
 notable exception in the fore = $ was that of tobacco which show an increase of 41,0O0,0O0 pounds he prospective crop over the fore made in July.
 BN,OOOOOO Bushel Wheat Crop. roduction of winter wheat this r was announced by the depar- mt of agriculture today in it's pre- mary estimate at 556,00O,OOO bush bring wheat production was fore at 322, 100000 bushels from Aug ondltlons. Production of all wheat estimated 878,000,O00 bushels. om production was forecast at g. yWo,OOO bushels from August ditions.
 ther forecasts of production bas- pm the August 1 canvass were an nced as follows:
 Pats l,42S,O00,000 bushels. Earle, poo'ooO. Rye 76,7Oo,OOO (prelim, " eStimates.)
 u!,ckwheat 2O,6OO,OOO bushels.
 nlte potatoes S4,50O,OOO.
 Sbacco l,22S,OOO,OO pounds.
 lax l4,8OO,OOO. ice 41,6oO,ooo.
 ay s9,aOo,0oo tons.
 pgar beets 6,36O,OO0 tons.
 pples 199,OO0,O0O bushels.
 caches 4O,9OO,OOO bushels.
 Condition August 1.
 ne condition of the crops on Au.
 was announced as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
Destroy 15 Hun Planes.

London, Aug. 8.-In aerla1 1igrV rg ing Wednesday proceeding the offen- sive in Picardy. British alrmen ar; counted for 22 German machlnes t' of which were destroyed says tne ol- ficial statement on aerial operations tonight. ,, ,,1es1A
 Amsterdam, Aug. 8.-Dr; karl Helferich, German ambassador E.. <. Russia. has been summoned. to neri.. to report on the situatiin in Russia Recording to a Berlin despatch recelS' ed here He left Moscow yesterday
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Local Fighting. Says Pcrslling.

Washington, Aug. S.-''North Of the Vesle there were local combats. re- sulting in a gain of ground for our troops" says General Pershings communique covering today's opera tions, made public tonight 'Dy the War Department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
Offer Little Resistance.

British Army Headquarters In France, Aug. 8.-(Reuters. Jon the horizon enemy motor transports have been visible scurrying away. The 27th 43rd and 10Sth divisions of Grown Prince Rupprecht's army have suf- fered heavily while the 117th division, which only came into the line last night, has been badly cut up.
 The only determined enemy stand was made around Morlancourt, where there was fighting throughout the day.
 The enemy made several counter attacks, but without recovering any ground.
 The French forces have also done wonderfully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-1917 FORD NEWLY repaired and in good shape. For further information Call 437.
 8-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
BRITISH DRIVE SOUTHEAST OF AMIENs
 HURLS FOE BACK

Aug. S.-(Reuters.) The line between Albert and Montdidier along which the allies attacked this morning is about 25 miles from end to end but the exact limits of the infantry fight ing are not yet reported.
 The British are advancing along the
 Continued from page one.) Somme in the direction of Cerisy- Sally, on the south bank of the stream and toward Marcelcave on the Amiens-Chaulnes railway.
 The French are pressing in the dir ection of Aubercourt and Demuin fur ther south between Marcelcave and the Amiens-Noyon high road.
 The fighting is raging in the out skirts of Morisel and Mcreuil.
 All the first line objectives had been reached by o'clock this morn ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
Germans Admit I.itt1e

Berlin, Via London, Aug S.-The English have forced their way into German positions between the Ancre and the Avre, according to state ment issued this evening by the Ger man war office
 The text of the communication fol- lows:
 "In an attack by the English be- tween the Ancre and the Avre, the enemy has forced his way into ou, positions"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-09
o,d,+;.n Condition of Grains. il0a rcinal sl.o Of corn on August 1 by

eat prJ'aary prcJ,,a!:a estimate of winter thousandcse ouuceloa sa by principal states
 Itted.) )us foI1snoai oi bushels, i. e., Ooo's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

sure lost Of them there and it Is
sure some city
Joe tell an OF the boys that we
can get all the beer ana wines that
We want over here The cafes are
All omen 20 ms boys when we come
TO town
Mother told me that my old boss
had died / don't know what / will
do when ! get hack home.
You asked mo II we celebrated the
Fourth OF July. Yes. we threw over
barrage but they returned IL with
" gas barrage and sat In my dugout
for two hours with my gas mask
on, hut IL wasn't any joke or cclc-
hration.
ON the 18Th OF July It was an
business. can tell you my cx-
pcriencog ON the TusCania ana a lot
more about this fight when 500
you. / have sure had nay part ut
10 since have been over here. [
Eot hit on the shoulder with piece
OF schmpnel and two machine gun
bullets through my logg.ugs. $50 you
see was lucky
Well / viii close for this time ana
hope TO hear from you soon with an
the news
! remain YOUR friend.
RAYMOND L.. CARTER.
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August ~. 1919.
MI Joe llarshharEer
Sperry. Okla.
Dear Friend 81 received rour
third letter and was glad 90 hear
from YOU. Say you mentioned about
The old 9TH having such a good his
tory and record They have made
some record over hero too. and "I
Co.. the one am in, was the first
company boz the a. T.. T. n not tho
unb one to be decorated with the
Gold Leaf
We were there whom they started
tho big drive. We went oNerthe top
at dayhrrak and we chased them
back seven or eight miles before we
halted I had an automatic rifle aud
maybe YOU think | didn't get it hot.
fired 2J2 rounds before o'clock.
You had ought TO have seen them
stick up their hands and yell kane
rad. those who were not lying ON
the ground dead suppose you
have been reading. lots about IT,. II
was lu The Chatcau-Thicrry and Sois-
sons district
You ask mo if I had French
sweetheart yet or II ! could talk
French No, I haven't o sweetheart
nor I can't talk French ! have been
too busy at the front was through
PARIS n few weeks ago. There wits
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4 tho Front July 28 l9lS--DedF
Dad. Slim. tht l,tter yvrote Ia
80. ~, ,,,, ,.t.... -.
"'''''' u" Wv 'e9
hccn happening go itHl ana tuflo"-
lhhl / L"Ven lHsl inquired "ul fr'
Nhr.h't / am ai"pl "o h"iN'hh'h
~ AHth'ed In mothoi '"ttcf We h'H
moved OUT OF Lorraine INTO 'h"h
pfAhn ono were u"''' ''' ""'' ''
h'h ihht We were l' "''' uul',
pace que i'f "a resi- Avi ph'n
on I'd" sun "n9 Ne'' "I".HE
lil hlNd way INC II'h'n mummy
Ne went U" n"" lUal H'h", h"pP.
snI w'lF wei H9I"i',H. I"rn ut
h"hFh' HI h'" hi""' I'oH'. lH'b
S"' "N. guns '''' 'l'''N '' 't Wy
A'out 30 n'"n una "''"I l'he y"
''" ~. N'''iaNH i' N"s 'l' "s
f'Sl Dor. 'rHN,''. l"'S n'u ever
"i "''' on H'h'' 'n, ''h'hnlht
oI.lh' var ivl" N.'l saw OF 'l
an '"'''"o' TO- '"'''' ''F were
FEnI
A' s'lld h'ior' 'i wac midnight
WI i"'Nh' NhI''N. we wore
I'' 'h '""'' "'H' ~ ih'
Hp'Iloo .I'' h'' lhr ''Hpaul'"
I'V'I'u |" now 'uN was dAfF't
W. '"l1 "N"
W INV H''A up l"'l '".t owens
VIC n oI'E'I on ln' car WIN mo Z"
n', 'he 3'',ou''il''' were ,al'"a l"
,,., 1,, l'out ma" u" y" without MN
no' EsN' mo l''''N 40 oiIrtIN
"" ''' n'N'' '''h uh''t Hh't ilft
p't.l' "no t'' poor ,lf7 was scared
- ""t "l W. NIlN ''N say 'hn.
-" "nF 700 GO" "iaF'nhH mNH'H
" 'l" '' 'N' h't Nh',H ui"pplnF ln
We ''l nng ON h",h rlIr'' h'"Nlhf
~ u' IVY I''' ana puluhE ho|.
,,'I"ut 70 q l'u"r' OF ih' bA'N of
'ne y"' 90 ''iS nov ana lh'n
WV we "'E ''tn' was on ahu TOT
Ilr'' uAFs ana h'Eh" ih'r" was n'
tss' OF s'eep ana "h' ono meAi
Nh'h ! h"d Nhe 10 iFNIc dH-
'oNeIeo 'nat ! nau averaged iWeitF'
ul''H an houf Tor - hnnfH 1h'
f',unu uP ot ,ne I'Eni ovens ger
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cUALEs II STEPHENS.


Rome. italy July e. 1915.
Dearest Mother. We arrived hero
sunday morning and. ~ mo- shin was
sailing fur our final destination have
been having l furlough and HecnE
tho sights " Rome. am enclosing
some post Gard views OF them. Put
thrm Boo my Junk box n . h1d had
plenty ~ money I could have bought
lofts OF pretty aud interesting things.
hui had had only ao lire tubout So
10 iuN allowed us boy the paym1stcr
hrr. Tor expenses
'talE Is some place and AN NJ i's
rpudvur De- conferred u Rome.
There are however lots of sights In
''nu1 aud other places where We
IHN, been lts beauty lN It's lead
'u.. COG utho. only good chararter-
.'r / think I have agen more im
morality boo uN time over here than
'u the rect OF my NE. and vet there
.I" over five hundred churches in
tuwn So Ietrrs cnynrdral is the
.1lrrNt 'n The world I'm 70 are IN
irrrrd the bones uf st. Paul aud So
John % .H certainly wonderful
place Inside ana out. with its ricA
characterization. uI gold great paint.
anEs and fur lt historic events which
IH walls have so,u
Every yhnr moves with au almost
nr,h.HuI. NEuos- Hut rtrpIs.gncss.
n is U most fascinating countr,
There are moro pretty g.rlsuu Rome
.hau in aN tho United States put to.
rpfhrr
Tell dad to bc sure io vote for Joe
3 Thompson and Chandler for aut
thing they run Tor They were with
.h. congressman wrote you about
.r
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Grrmaus for every American killed
or wounded.
The Grrmaus were rctrraung 20
t,st iGnt they ana not have time co.
uHo their ARTILLERY very much 10
seemed iH II almost every German
I sDidlor had machine gun but our
men rushtd. irrm one At H time aud
Killed tNv 4unuor- where they were
chained 90 their gums
", did not take many prisoners.
gldut have time go bother with
them su the battlefield be- simply
covered with piles uf dead Dutch
men and tho stonch IN something
fierce. n
The first doy the infantry WerIsW
owens and followed ono bAtt(RHn
With AN ambulance W. had up
more unloadcd at our destination
than the Dutch began sbsluuK th,
woodp whore we we're ! w1H De-.
side tho road talking Go five Iu.
fhntrymcn when 10 four.Inoh shrII
lil about six feet away kIlIng one
~ the five. blew hnotrsr'R leg Off,
wounded the other 'Drre % n A
Knocked mo rrusHIesH when ! UIu.
tn ] was ur1ly Aa pot coon fnI
about two hours Later owens and
I both got gbFsnd They wanted 90
send me- to tho hospital but W. would
not 30. Hu ihcy took us or the .tT
and put me- o. bod owens rut au
sick that they had 90 send him io
the hospital where hr ls now Ir
four or five days ] Eot nottor ana
am now driving the officers car
We arc 300 reserve nov fnr ID few
daEH and then tnrN say we arc go
Ing back Tor couple of wCrkH rest
llN lhe tIwo ruu got thiH letter We
viii probably hp back lu lluc some
whcro alfunug tho kalsorhundH
again We have been pretty lucky
su f1r in the company one man
Emmett ELS wpE wounded. one am.
hulanro was blown up two of our
drafted replacement men were h|i
ono 10y The shell thpf Knocked mr
out J 1y lucky hccnusr tho am.
hul5nrrH Fu up Boo machine gun
range and the litter bearers ru right
into the fight In Tact two of our
men were caught in "a pocket and
almost taken prisoners
Yesterday I drove the car with
some ~ tho officers up through A..
mcntiorcs 10 the outskirts NJ Sols-
sons Things looked about Tho same
az around here except that there
wero some trenches therc full Of
dend Germans and there are no
trenches here, not even barb wire.
got letter from mother ypstcr.
day dated July 30. which Will
answer right away with love a. you
ana mother. Sherwood tShcrwood
iAhmanD
Edgar s Bronson has received The
following lrttcr from his fr'cnl.
Scrgt Eyetct Pope, who writes 30
ontertaininRly and clearly Of ac.
tual deeds over there that W. paint
10 I'm fun
France, Aug. I. inlg Ny Dear
Mr. ironHon Your very nice let.
ter reached me few days ago
guess n YOU have kept w with the
papers you know what We are do.
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II, r,ts. J. +, Green and X. T. rruc.,


By Pyts. J. y, Green and \ 7. PrucSs
Some OF them died in the thlckest
OF the fray.
And some within thc'hospinl walls,
Others met death bearing the
wounded away
And thry fell as the brave hero
fails.
Some wore the blue. and the others
the gray,
And the earth with their blood was
made red n
nut the bitterness now has an passed
away =
As We laurel the graves ot our
dead
Some OF them have followed the
stripes ana the stars.
And their daring has often been
told.
The Others havc fought under the
stars and bars
The story OF their yalor Is Old
hut the hate thel felt AZ they clashcd
together.
when the rivers with their blood
ran red.
shan never again our loyal hearts
, sever,
while We laurel the graves OF our
dead
The banners they luyc are now saved
TO all
They remind us OF hearts brave
and true
And many now spring 90 their coun-
trN's call
Are the sons OF the gray and the
blue"
Nav 20 over the world he said
We have the brown Is graves
FAR away.
when We laurel the graves OF our
dead
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and I had no more light n was the
tlrst oklahoma paper I had seen
for some time and believe mo 1 cu-
Ioyed &c.
have been IN France many
months. was the first oklahoma
National Guard officer TO reach thia
country and I am with a division ~
troopH from the east | see hy thu
mall from home, shawnee that
was nominated for congress 4th Dist
republican ticket But / don't sup
pose the people will want 20 vote FOR
a man who Is way over In Franco
and may never get home
We are indeed busy now ON the
Jump an the time We have tho
hnche on the run and want TO Keep
him going
Truly yours.
WAITE.
Capt b.. 70 Waite.
A. T. o. 7Ga. Am. T.. T..
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yho following two letters nrr from
Charles % stephens a rrphrw NJ
NJ Crutohnrld. tho postmaster They
are interesting bocuusc they show .
ruHp boy travels.
GeOun. lthly. July 20. 1918
Dearest Mother
tll drop you f~N lines 90 let YOU
know that I'm seeing am kinds ~
pretty things am ~ Genoa. Italy.
the aNVrite port ~ l| s. sailors iu
Italy N%Vcnt the nIrht ln CLASSY
hotel hsD night az tho expense ~
o,rfrowmcn from oklahoma. Joe -
Thompson and M Chandler from
Niuita. am sure pad KNOWS Thomp-
son ana probably chandler Chaud
Irr ig I friend OF MIii'rs There arc
twelve congrsssmcn here lnycstigat.
IuF 'undtApus Tor war legislation
Yesterday We came up m" famous
French Eoylerrr through Monte
Carlo along thr Mediterranean
coast 10 is absolutely the prctti.st
place / have even seen. italy is just
like it
An NJ the people seem to be very
generous and FREQ hearted 10 be- a
good thlnE they are. ~ We hBy, been
broke fur the last three DAYS We
managed Geo get rfiy DE- Ubuut So IN
American money! from the Ameri.
can consulate here This money here
BE- great proposition YOU hand
them quarter and they hand YOU
back a handful of copper and nickel
change
Art seems Co be the outstanding
faculty ~ the Italians Every house
is masterpiece Of art Every yard
b. full ~ the most beautiful flowers.
palm trees. lemon trees and 20 on
came through Dixon France.
whore there Is u large American hos
piinl full ~ wounded and sick Amer
lean marine cnrpsmcu. tho men who
have opened the eyes ~ tho world 20
The fighting capacity ~ America
The ..... run nnd the Americans
CovrU Boo on the territory they leave
Yesterday ON the italian front the
Americans ran away from officers
ana went over the. lrp tu give tho
Huchr and Ausfrians hell from start
90 finish. m they'd turn ne loose
thcrr er" enough of us over here 90
end this war Within two weeks one
American can whip twenty Euro
pc'us and then holler FOR more.
We expect to reach our ship within
about three dnva now We have
socu some little bic ut this old world
during july haven't wee
Wen I think Iu cork up tslcepI
fnr u while Believe mo tho Red
cross is here with the goods and the
s. NJ g. 4. too Take 10 from me.
they treat a fellow right over hvrr
Goodbye fur this time with load
~ love
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Ms Dear Sins
IN compliance with your request
viii write to YOU once. am not
much ut letter writer anyway. su
thi. will have FOO suffice
Tho dmf, must have boon a lorna
do to have taken sD many younc
mon away from there that you are
now SEQ lonesome. n DO .s that bad
FOR the girls boo America young
man must lr 90 curiosity hy now in
GrrmuuN There isn't enough lcft lt
homo lu FVucr to get good idea
~ what utoy we're Ike iu civilian
Ufc France is alright fur French
men. hut ! would rather have an
NrhunuVycr any time They are Fo
damned" ancient over here. They
usrly uIl wear wooden shucs ON the
farm lf charlie Chaplin wous get
their shuttle down pat DO would no
good lu" ten Years more uu the
screen without his wousuchc or
cane After UI tho jokes they arc
loyal tn tho hast man and hospitality
prrsDnINni This French Aucuare
has my nanny When they speak
10 10 sounds Ike "a day at the circus.
If you ever saw any Of their money
YOU would try t1 trade IJ Boo a. some
United Cigar store. only So will buy
candy or wine nr tobacco or any.
thing except lau1ugh home or buy
tho kaiser out
1883 fnr way YOU may tou Dad
that Know whore there is % piece
uf land h, w.rM buy. Must ol 30 .s
hay land ur What Dr. not broken pretty
dan NH fNn.su htu fiuhf ODD. .Vs Ia
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NsHEARDER0NoRS RSoLDIERS%SAILoRSKS

FsS4A'NfN
the run and they are breaking an
speed limits IN trying 10 reach the
HindenburK llue You know The
Americans are strong when BE- comes
10 fighting on the open field and
that IN where thtN out .Dlt-s the
Roche Their "Tu the frpr. marcel" "
wis given about two weeks ago. ana
from latest reports they uro still
going The rcWbrk bad been made
tiAt this bunch of Americans ou this
SECTOR were inexperienced Ike NIT
The rest but they have swallowed
tbg abatement long ago
1S4Niny stories az Nurlty have come
~ notice lately Y ha dime you
know there a q tendency 10 o,aE-
Errair HlIrhlIy but the following
rtWr direct from o. lieutenant cOl-'
puvl from regiment of Infantry
who had actually witnessed tho
scene Tho Americans aucr rc.
pontcd attempts fU bho 10 certain
small village Hf 'iat mC,cudul Tho
machine gun frr had boom the
uaus" OF uiug iu previous uf.
i"up's when th,g got ihrr" thrY
found l"u lrru.a rrH ono about
~ ana mo other about 20 years ut
uHe. chained tu 70 machine gun Both
were d'ud n I9 mot unusual t0
flui GrrmuuH chained Goo tnoI" guns.
bat such us the above 4 beyond 'Hr
lowest standard Of o. brute Nu-
other captain reported iNli sUmr
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Doodle over about the Chateau
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Dear Friend Among the hills and
valleys of sunny France in the
small villages The three -fiftc.rtb
regiment VI engineers are now Wi.
lrtcd iu the homes and barns uf au
'iont Erouch people. romp of the
towns Nrv Hs old le four hundred
years and aF old as thirteen hundred
Years ln "a nearby town whcr. one of
the other companies are located
THIS mode OF living is somewhat