davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-02-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Alma. Mich. Feb. ., 1918
Regular meeting OF the common council OF
the city of Alma IN session at the Council
Chamber. above date.
Meeting called 10 order BY Pres. pro TEN
Adams at o'clock y. m.
Present: Aids knoertzer. Glsss. Adams.
Ogden. Chick. Fullerton aud Lake
Absent; AID Smith.
There beins q quorum present. the council
was declared te b. in session.
Minutes vi the preceding meeting read aud
approved
Moved by Aid. Lake and supported By AID.
knoertzer that the following bills read b.
approved and the clerk instructed to issue
checks for same.
Yeas: Aids. Knoertzer. Glass, Adams Ogden,
Chick. Fullerton and Lake.
Nays none
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
Niency Odpowiedza Wkr0tCe'
A|ianci Przygotowuja Sic do Dykto'
wanna Pokoju.
Pomocnicy Hurley'a Rezygnuja.
Niemcy Przyrzekaia Wstrzymac
Rajdy NapoWietrzne.
Alianci Bombardujq Nadre1skie Miasta.
Wvlesztafci Analfabet6xv.
A..:I- Rcdx CIa.nxI,aG
AIianci Bombarduja Nadre1skie Miasta.
A1neryka Wylesztafci Analfabet6
Wilson ME Bedzie M6gf Gfosowac.
lime TeleGramy Krajowe.
AMERYKA UzNAJE ARMIE PoLsKA "a AUToNoM1CzNA
IWSPoL-WALCZACA

WASHINGTON s. lstopada. - Rad Sanow Zjednoczonych
ae poka pod egida Kortu Narodowego poskiego
autonomczna wspwaczac Sekretarz Lansing zawadomene
przesza Pokiego Komitetu Narodow Roanoi
Dmowskemu ktory obecne przebywa Waszyngtone Rad
Stanow Zdnoczonych pop podobnie k Rad Francy Ang
Wfoch Obecnie Ara Poska valley Alantam from
zachodnm naczelnm dowodztwem gen Jozefa Halera
znaczna Geese posego woska rekoano Stanach Zedno
czonych pod kerownictwem Ignacego j. Paderewskego
List Lansinga do Romano Dmowskego jest
pujacej tresci:
Department Stanu, Waszyn gton D. c. l. stopada 1913
Pan Roman Dmowsk Prezes Polskiego Komeu Narodowe-
60 w Paryzu.
MAN zaszczyt powadom Gle otrzymanu Twych listow
dnia 1890 pazdzera posba rzadu Stanow Zednoczo
nych aby przyaczye do rzadow Fancy Angl Wfozech
uzna Am Poske pod nawyzsza wiadza poltyczna Poske
Komite Narodowego ako autonoicznej srzymierzone
odpowiedz zaszczyt zawiadomic Gle re Rad Sanow
Zjednoczonych ME pozoa niebaczny gowo energe a
ka Koe Narodowy Pki prowadzi zadan kerowania swym
zokam najwyzszym woennym wysku ceem uwolnena Pol
ski cd obeenych ciemiezcow.
Stanowsko tego rzadu da sprawy poie poskego narod
ME moz bye oeson gdyz uz zaznacz PREF Wilson swe
movie pred Kongresem Sgo stycznia 1918 roku.
Datego czujac rzeczywstos geboka sypayte da posk
go narodu spogadaa zadowoene posep spawy pol
zaosowe sic do Twe prosby przez uznane Poki A pod
kerowncwe Polkiego Komteu Narodowego jako
nej wspofwojuiacei" . .....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
WARUNKI RoZEJMU CO.
TOWE.
WASHINGTON, 5. listopada.

Washington, 5. listopada. -
Wczoraj ukohczono prace ! pod
p;sano warunki rozejlnu w Parry
zu przygotowane dla Niemcow,
po kt6rych przyjeciu Niemcy mo-
ga notychmiast uzyskac rozejm i
pokoj.
Sekretarz Lansing zawiadomii
L tenn w krotkiem obwieszczeniu
wczoraj wieczor, dodajac, ze tyl-
10 harmonic representative rza-
dow alianckich amerykahskich
dokonaia tax wielkiego dziela.
Tutaj MONA nieurzedowo zazna-
czyc, ze warunki ME podane je-
szcze do publikacyi sa mniej WIG
cej takie same, jake przyjela Au-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

des Armoises po Level. Ameryka-
nie znajdowali sic wczoraj w Cd
legioSci zaledwie 9 mil Cd Seda--
nu, a D mil cd Montmedy. Woj-
ska amerykanskie biorQ stale wiel
ka iloSc jehcow niemieckich
wczoraj liczba ich doszia do 5ciu
tysiecy. Blisko czterdzieSci wsi
odbili Amerykanie rak niemiec-
kich. Mimo silnego oporu zdoby-
Ii wczoraj Amerykanie utrzy--
mali w SVEN posiadaniu lesiste
wzgorza ma poiudnie Cd Beau
mont, ktore jest ostatnia SLIME IL
fortyfikowana miejscowoScia ma
zachod Cd Mozy. Postep ich wy
rosii w niektorych miejscach do
pieciu mil. Oddziaiy ma tych
wzg6rzach znajduja sic teraz W
oddaleniu siedm i pol mill Cd Ca
rignan ma linii kolejowej Mezie-
res-Metz / okofo 9 mil Cd Seda--
nu, wskutek czego obydwie te
rniejscowoSci So pod ogniem dziai
a,ianckich. w walkach napowie-
trznych miedzy Amerykanami
Niemcami 80 niemieckich aeropla
row zostaio zestrzelonych try
balony spalone; siedm amerykan-
skich maszyn ME powt6ciio. Cd
czasu podjecia amerykahskiej o.
fensywy ma tel czeSci frontu A
merykanie zniszczyli W trzech
dniach 124 niemieckich aeropla-
now, sami zas stracili 90 maszyn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

strya. Wedlug przypuszczeh tt
tejszych dyplomat6w, warunk
te beda W rekach niemieckich
dwudziestu czterech godzinach
Jezeli je Niemcy przyjlna, odpo
wiedz odnoszaca sic do pokojt
radejdzie W tym samym czasie
-. Chociaz warunkow rozejmt
ME posIano jeszcze do Waszyng
tonu re wszystkiemi szczegoia-.
mi, iednakze zasadnicze punkty
tychze So znane PREF. Wilsonowi
i przez niego potwierdzone. For
maine obwieszczenie sekr. Lam
singa jest nastepujace: ,,Wedlug
urzedowego zawiadomienia O.
trzymanego dzisiaj wieczorem.
warunki rozejmu dla Niemiec 20
Do1,o,,c,an;A a. x..rOt,;ru 2-ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
Warunki Jej Rozejmu Upokarzajace,
ale Wiede1 Szaleje z Radosci.
Berlin BOmagasie RepubIiki- -KEonpTaeM MspapuIaTRy
NNE TELEG A NJ
RUsINI NIEMcY w WALCE z PoLAKAM1.
ZAJELI LWoW I PRZEMYsL.
MAszERUJA MA RAVE RUsKA zAMosc.

AMSTERDAM s. listopada Warszawskie gazety donosza
wOjna wybuca miedzy Poska Rusinam CT, wspomagan
wojska niemiecke auyacke zae Lwow dnu 1go Ii
stopada PrzemyS take znadu ch rekach Aria austrya
cka pod dowodzwe generaa Hau koe zeregach znaduc
sic arcyksiaze Wilhelm maszerue Rave Ruska Zamosc De-
Lwowa pzez Weden donos zbrone SHY ukranske
zaeH Lwowie urzedy publczne wzey posadane koee
teegrafy teefony rozboy zoierzy innych narodowo u
kraska Rada narodowa oznaa ob zarzad wschodn Ga
y Depesza Kopenhagi ubeego tygodnia donosa re
Skoropad hetman Uainy zgromadz weka SHE zbrojn
zlozona wojsk ukanskch niemeich ausyackh polske
Chesmszczyzne zaiarem pcdbca tel prowncy chwla, gdy
austroniemiecke wIadze opusciiy Krolestwo Poskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

fla wojskowa sifa zredukowana
do stanu prbedwojennego. Polo
wa artyleryi rynsztunku wo--
jennego ma bye zebrana w punk
tach wskazanych przez Aliantow
i Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki /
i'm wydana, poczynajac Cd mate
ryalu, znajdujacego sic ma terry
toryach, ktore maja bye ewakuo-
wane przez silly austro-wegier-
Skie.
3 Ewakuacya terytory6w, O.
kupowanych przez Austro-We-
CRY cd poczqtku wojny. Wycofa-
nie sic W przeciagu czasu, ozna--
czonego przez naczelnego wodza
sill alianckich ma kazdym troncie
armii austro-wegierskich poza
linie, okreslona, AJAX nastepuje:
Cd Pic Umbrail ma poinoc cd
Stelvio przez Alpy Retyjskie do
zr6def Adygi .Eisach, stad
przez CORY Reschan Brenner i
szczvtv Oetz Zoalner. Stad IL.
MIA zwraca sic ku poiudniowi,
przekraczajac gore Toblach i
zlewajac sic obecna granica w
Alpach Karnijskich. Dalej ciag-
nie sic wzdluz tel granicy do 60
ry Jarvis pozniej linia dzielaca
system wod Alp Julijskich przez
Col Predil, Mount Mangard, Tri-
corno. cd systemu wod Podber-
do, Podlanisoam Idria. Cd tego
punktu linia zwraca sic ku poiu.
dniowemu wschodowi ku Schnee
berg, wyklucza Gale dorzecze Sa'
wy jej doplywow, stad biegnie
ku wybrzezu W ten sposob. re
wlacza Castua, Mattuglia Volo-
sea do ewakuowanych teryto-
ryow. Nastepnie pojdzie granica
administracyjna - obecnej pro-
wincyi Dalmacyi, wlaczajac ma
p6lnocy Lisarica Trivania ma
poiudniu terytoryum ograniczo-
re linia cd Cape PlancaFdo wierz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

(Dokonczenle ma stronicy f.rj.j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

Dokoiczenie az Nronicy Sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, wtorek, 3 listopada: Sw.
ZacharyasZa.
Jutro, sroda, listOpada: Sw. Le-
Onarda. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
SWIETNE ZWYCIESTWA
ARMII BRYTYJsKIEJ I AME-
RYKANSKIEJ MA ZACHoD-
MIN FRONCIE.
NIEMCoW CZEKA ZUPEL-
MA KLESKA.

Kwatera wojsk am, 8 listopada.
- Wojska amerykahskie posune-
fy sic wczoraj naprz6d ma froncie
ma p6lnoc Cd Verdun w kierunku
wschodnim i zachodnim, zajmu--
jac Laneuville, naprzeciw Ste
nay prawej strony a Les Gran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
Londyn, 5. listop.. - Wzdiu5

Londyn, 5. listop.. - Wzdluz
calego frontu ma p6lnocy i w
centrum armia niemiecka ponosi
kleske "a kleska. Wojska belgij-
skie znajdujq sic juz W przedmie-
Sciach Gandawy, niektore rapor
ty mowia, re miasto to juz upa-
do. Armia brytyjska odnios}a
wczoraj jeden najwiekszych
sukcesow wojennych. Marszalek
Haig wymierzyi straszliwe ude--
rzenie ma front niemiecki ma pre-
strzeni 30-to milowej Cd Nalen-
c;ennes ma poludnie do Disc. Po-
}qczone silly Aliantow wzieiy W
niewole 1900 jehc6w i zdobyly
250 dial; odbito przeszlo 20
miast i wsi. Najwiekszy postep
zrobili Brytyjczycy w poiaczenlu
z Francuzami. obalajqc slime po-
zycye niemieckie mad kanalem
Sambre / posuwajac sic naprz6d
try mile w kierunku wschodnim
poza system w6d. w innych punk
tach wojska sprzymierzone wdar-
iy sic takze gieboko w linie ME
przyjacielska, przytem raporty
m6wia, re pochod ME ustaje ami
ma chwile. Postep ten, choc ME
tax powazny co do przestrzeni,
naraza armie niemecka ma zupet-
ma zagiade, ktora nastapic moze
W krotkim bardzo czasie.
Paryz, 5. listopada. - Pierw--
saa armia francuska. atakujac
wraz wojskami brytyjskiemi
mad kanaiem Sambre-Oise zdoby-
la kilka waznych wsi PostapiEa
raprz0d blisko dwie mile, biorac
1000 jencow i so dzial. Ma from
c;e argohskim Francuzi zajeli po-
ludniowy brzeg kanalu Arden
skiego miedzy Semuy lie Ches-
ne.
cTPATY AIJSTRYI MA PO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05

tral News. Rowniez zajeiy pre-
dnie straze wIoskie miastO Scu-
tari w p6}nocnej Albanii w dniu
81 pazdziernika, donosi biuro
woienne wioskie. Zanim nastapil
rozeim ma froncie wloskim, zwy-
cieskie armie wfoskie wzie}y W
niewole 100000 jehcow austrya-
ckich i zdobyly ME mniej niz
5000 dzial;w tenn mieszcza sic
wszystkie zdobycze armii wlo--
skiej cd rozpoczecia ofensywy "A
pazdziernika.
WIEDEN CIESZY sIE z RO-
ZEJMU.
Geneva, 5. list. - LudnoSc
wiedenska szalala niemal RADIOS
ci, gdy sic dowiedziala, re rozejn
zosta} zawarty. Ulice wnet zapel-
nily sic tiumem mezczyzn, ME
viast dzieci, obejmujqcych SIG
nawzaiem i wiwatujacych RADIO
sci. Ogolna nadzieja ozywia
wszystkich, re "a pokojem przyj-
dzie zywnoSc. WiadomoSc, re ce-
sarz Karol abdykowal ME wywo-
lala wielkiego zainteresowania.
Austryacka prasa stara sic uspo-
koit ludnoSc, podnoszac fakt, re
warunki rozejmu So nadzwyczal
surowe wymagaja wielkich O.
fiar re strony ludnoSci i pahstwa.
WARUNKI PODDANIA sIE
AUSTRYI.
Paryz, 5. listop. - Warunki,
lake konferencya Aliantow W
Wersalu podyktowa}a Austryi,
50 nastepujace.
y Natychmiastowe zaprzesta-
rie krok6w wojennych ma ladzie,
morzu i w powietrzu.
q Calkowita demobilizacya ar
mil wycofanie austro-wegier-
skich sill, operujacych ma froncie
cd mora P6lnocnego do Szwaj-
caryi. WSr6d austro-wegierskie :
go terytoryum, ograniczonego
jak ponizej W paragrafie trzecim,
ma bye utrzymana zorganizcwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
I Biura nstsarulugIeznsgu.

Wsch6d slohca O godz. 6:2S.
Zach0d slofea godzinie 4:39.
POgOda W Chicago Okolicy: Dzi-
siaj pOgOdnie Przy lagOdnej tempe
raturze, dzsiaj W nOcy lub jutro
deszcz. Wiatr pOludniowy, coraz sill
niejsZy.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: Maj
wyisza wczoraj W pOludnie: 53 stop
mi, najniisza godzinie o rano: AZ
stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-05
STRATY AUSTRYI MA PO-
IUDNIOWYM FRONCIE.

Londyn, B. listopada. - W}osi
wyladowali W lara W Dalmacyi,
mowi depesza Rzymu do Cen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

to z. Harry McNichol . former UnI-
versity Of Pennsylvania star. played
stellar bali for tho men from Camp
Meade.
Eighteen hundred and seventeen
draftees from Pennsylvania and West
Virginia arrived at the camp yester-
day afternoon. completing tho move
mcnt Of 1893 men who have arrived
at tho camp In tho last hvo days. These
men have been temporarily assigned
to the depot brigade. pending their ex-
animation and vaccination for typhoid.
paratyphoid and smallpox. On account
OF the scarcity of officers In the bril-
gade tho Camp Leo officer candidates
are aiding materially in drilling the
new men.
The One Hundred ard Twelfth Field
Signal Battalion is now operating its
Blinker system for the benefit OF the
men at the camp. Every evening from
$3.50 to 10, except on Saturdays, sun
days and holidays. news OF Interest
which is received principally by wire
less from the Arlington station is
flashed over the camp by means Of
the dots and dashcs with lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
1913. Wheeler Syndicate. 1nc.)

and political turmoil. In the streets
ohicers and women of one time sub
stance and wealth are TO be found SELL
Ing papers. ali their wealth being be-
yond their reach.
After the great Revolution I saw
collins cro1tng the Latan!a Bridge
containing anything but corpses. One
coffin moved about SO much that the
people called out for It TO be opened,
suspicious that within was some Official
endeavoring TO escape the penalty i'm
posed generally upon his class. Others
conjecturcd that It was some moor soul
who was not quite dead. philosophical
~ adding. but he soon VIII be-" The
load Of life or death was got safely
away.
Such methods OF escape were COM
mon. in fact. all manner OF schemes
weO adopted that death might be
lodged. Police officials were not at
sight Motor cars were armed with
machine guns and guarded by soldiery
In all kinds OF positions. some pros
trat:ns themselves along the splash
boards and footboards. Motor lurries
were mounted with several machine
guns. ana these ratified along ready 10
NOV down any obstruction TO the
dreams of New Russia.
The result is that those who lonscd
Tor what they called freedom have. at
present. goc something which they
would gladly have substituted by the
old regime. The workpeople are en-
tiTe!y out OF hand. In the mills and
Workshops they Will close down the
establishments at any time of the day
10 hold meetings lasting over whatever
periods they think ~.
Attendance at these meetings IS
compulsory. 4 man Is posted at the
gaze armed with gun. and nobody Is
arrived 20 pass out during the meet
Inc. Some Of the people who hung
round certain parts of the works not
Keen on attending have been heard
10 say: And this is our freedom"
These stoppaEes OF work do not tell
against the ork-peop!e. They demand
payment as though they had been
working. In some places they ignore the
presence OF the masters and will stop
work for tea drinking.
Guns supplied TO the forces from
which shot had never been fred. as
well as shells and transport wagons
were sold to the enemy.
Numerous sheds containing explo-
si"es and war material have been Sc,
on fire, and a number Of aeroplanes
were similarly destroyed The Ger
mans disorganized the railways by
their agents. and when the food trou
olcs commenced the infant Of reyolu.
ton rapidly grew up into a demon
OF destruction
believe Russia to be country with
great commercial and Industrial pos
s!biiities. but l have not very much
ta!th in it's people being reorganized
into 4 fighting force now.
The Germans have already COM
menced their commercial propaganda,
and their agents are Offering goods at
astorndingly low rates In order to get
in.
German deception in the peace ar
rangement and the subsequent acoui-
sition Of territory have made a deeper
impression on the peasantry than the
German officials thought, and whilst
they are in that mind 1t is up to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
SOLDIERS At CAMP LEE
OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
Drafted Man Who Arrived With Lit
tie Girl Is Reunited With
His Wife.
OFFICER CANDIDATES ARRIVE
Field Signal Battalion Practices With
Blinkcr System-Team OF White
Men Defeats Negroes in Game OF
Baseball.

CAMP LEE. VA. May 3o.-PatrIot,c
and prayerful exercises marked the
day at Camp Lee. BY military orders
no drills were held and only such wort,
as was necessary was performed A.
$3.50 o'clock this morning tho units NJ
tho third section Of the demo, hrir.dc
OF which Lieutenant Colonel Din Ia
commanding officer. held patriotic
prayer service at the y NJ. G. A. hut
50. The principal address was do
livcrcd by First Lieutenant Sonhein OF
the Thirty-second Company
AT the conclusion of the morning e.
ercises eight athletic events were CON
tested in by various members of tho
command. under the direction Of Score
tafy Draper, camp athletic officer of
the \. NJ. G. y. Gold. bronze and silver
medals were presented to winners
In the afternoon there was n baseball
game between the Eorty-.ff,h Company
composed of negroes. and the Twelfth
white men. The white team was
victorious by score OF to 4 TIC
battery for the replaca,ncnt connonv
was Miller and Jones while Conyer
and Willis was the battery for tho
negroes. In game played Sunday
with the same batteries the colorcd
team was the winner by a score of
to 6.
To-nish. IN the Y hut SO, the men Of
this section we're entertained by a coll
orcd theatrical irou3e. which IS now
hlling an engagement at Hopcwell.
interesting and patriotic exercises
marked the nag raising a Y. NJ. c. a.
hut 81. Music was furnished by the
band of the second section Of the depot
brigade. The principal address was
delivered by Captain King. OF head
quarters depot brigade.
An interesting sequel TO the arrival
OF tho Brunswick County draftee at
camp on Tuesday with his three and
a half-year-old daughter. Betty Nir-
Einia Carpenter. was the rcunitinE of
the mother and the father OF the child
at the camp this afternoon. Sometime
ago there was an enlargement be-
tween the mother and the father but
when the mother saw from tho papers
that her child was at this camp. Eae
Immediately came here. ,;etty Virginia
was taken from the nurses at the base
hospital who were caring for her with
the hope Of permanently adopting the
child, and returned to the father and
mother.
From American Lake, Wash. on the
other side of the continent 1913 officer
candidates. graduates of the third line
officers school OF that camp. arrived
here yesterday afternoon, and were
assigned 10 the replacement camp. Not
Including the 300 Camp Lee candidates.
who are now attached to the depot
brigade. there are AHA graduates of
various schools who are at the replace
rent camp. They include from Camp
Lewis. 1875; Camp Custer. o6l: Camp
Funston. 1913: Camp Meade. s57; Camp
Sheridan. SIS; Camp Dix, 10: Camp
Pike, 241; Camp Sherman. PSI; Camp
Devens, 2T6. and Camp Travis, 2ll.
The officer candidates from Camp
Meade to-day defeated the candidates;
from Camp Travis by the score OF Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
r. WALTON MOORE NAMED
Virginia Attorney to Devote Efforts to
Work OF Ruiirond Adminis-
tratiOn.

WASHINGTON. May 3o.-R. walton
Moore. Of Virginia, IN attorney repre-
scnting railways of the South before
tho Interstate Commerce Commission.
was to-day appointed assistant general
counsel for the railroad administration
in charge of affairs before the COM
mission. General Counsel Payne. an
nouncing the appointment. said Mr.
Moore would devote all his time to the
railroad administration work
Mr.. Moore was n member OF the Vtr-
GINA Constitutional Convention Of
1902, and Is one of the best known
lawyers of that State. lie was at one
time general council OF the Southern
Railway Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
TOM WATSON'S FOLLOWERS
TAKE TO THE MOUNTAINS
Ten Heavily Armed In Coosn County
Caves Determined to Eyade
DRIFT,
fly ACKNOWLEDGMENT


MONTGOMERY. ALA, May 3o.-Om-
GERS here decided to-day TO try further
persuasive measures before attempting
to capture ten draft cvaders, who have
intrenchcd themselves in series OF
caves in Coosa County. The men are
heavily armed and have dcled ar
rest. Thy are being fed, 1t Is said,
by nearby residents, who. II is said.
are afraid to refuse them food
Nine OF the men went to the caves
when they were called in the draft.
The tenth is a deserter from Camp
Gordon, Atlanta.
Officers believe all of the men will
give themselves up and are loath to
try to capture them before giving
them every opportunity to surrender.
Tho men are avowed followers Of
Thomas Watson. OF Thomson. Ga.
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LIBERTY RUSSIA FOUGHT
FOR AND ONE SHE GOT
Bnttlcships Are RustinE While Anarchy
and Tyranny Are Found
Everywhere.
(NIR. A. DISI.EY.n

STOCKHOLM, May 29.-Units Of the
Russian navy lie rusting in the ports
OF the country from which the allies
have expected so much. At Mourmansk,
I saw five-funnelled man-of-war.
known as the "Woodb!ne packet" col
loquially. and five destroyers lying in
active and apparently permitted to
rust into scrap iron. with their flags
even rottinG or having been shot into
ribbons.
On the walls there was an official
intimation OF reward for informa-
tion with regard to the assassination
of the admiral OF the port. which had
recently taken place.
PetPograd is in a state which battles
description for general disorganization
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Raise Sheep on Golf Links.

SEATTLE. WASH, May 2s.-Sheep
will Craze this summer on tho munic-
ipal golf links and city parks here.
according to announcement made by
Mayor Ole Hanson. This action will
be taken as result Of the appeal Of
the National Sheep and Wool Growers
Association. which declares serious
shortage OF the country's wool supply
is threatened.
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Singer Begin. New ronr.

NEW YORK. May 3o.-John McCor-
mack. the singer who has just sue
cessfully closed a concert tour to raise
100000 for the Red Cross, announced
tonight he would start on similar
tour TO raise the same amount for the
knights Of Columbus war camp fund.
He will begin in Boston next Sunday
night.
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Professor and Mrs. Walter S. Nc
Nell left yesterday for Rochester,
Mimi. where they will spend some
time.
Lieutenant II. =. Gray. Jr., U. S. A,
Is the guest OF relatives and friends
in Richmond for a brief stay.
Mrs. e. ID. Jones, who has been
spending month in Norfolk. arrived
Monday to visit Mrs. w. c. Jones In
this city.
Mrs Edmund Waddill. Jr., has re-
turned TO Richmond, after visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Menalcus Landlord.
In Norfolk.
Miss Margaret Alexander. OF this
city. is the guest of friends at Vir-
Einia Beach.
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British nation to do all In Its power
to combat the German attempts at
reconciliation.
kerensky was a good man. but he
accepted defeat before he was really
defeated.
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Something to Sell

II you have something you want to
sell. advertise 1t in the Want AID col
umns of this paper. You'll yet quick
results. Call Randolph i.