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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30

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(Bon 9iobert s. geuoer, &orreipon.
bent Ser lIniteo &reB )-Seute trng
9rGiioent @iIiou ieine Srieoen8bot,
i6uft in oos @er3 Oes englii6en sSns
0ltitrie5entrurns, irDenl er in Der
sSree Srooe SnlL 3u Chandelier an
mebrere touieno 9Lrbeiter eine Geoe
belt. Gr ipltr6e nitter frenetiifem
esSltbel enpfangen. gIliiberaa pobiil
Der @rdltoent un0 oeiien @efolee,
BON 2on0on fommeno, ourdfont
mar ieine 9IufnoBme ieitenS Der Sc
b0lferung cine mabrbaft ent9ulioiti-
i6e. 8ie Straben Man6eiters na-
ren bon elmer nod Saltienoen 8Gb-
Ien0en Menibenmenge belebt Die
OoS gintreffan 0es 9roiioenten nb-
fDartete. @eitern am Sp1tnn6nnit-
tag trnf er BON Carlisle fonrmeno
bier eit uno berbraAte Die geodt ol8
@oIt oe8 &or0moDors. @r itaa0
frib oltf uno nm $3.50 trot er oen
@eg no1 ser 9aIle an. SSSn Ietner
9egIeitlng beTanoen iib 5rat ISL.
ion, ser 2or0mobor, Oes 2ebteren
Satin un0 Der Sta0tihreiber. 9tm
llfer 0es Ganols angelangt, begob
man Iid on 8or0 0es 8bite Stor'
8aIiagierooulpfers @aieitic uno flt5-
rem 3u oen Dofs. Sen &anol Der-
lofeno, nuroe Ser @eg nad Dem
Gat6anie fortgeiebt; oort nuroe'
Serrn &ilion 0aS @brenbiirgerreAt
Ser Sta0t oerlie6en. 9onn glng Der
@eg no6 Der 6ree Sraoe 9aa, mo
8rGlt0ert g8ilion ieine stDeite ltnb
Iebte oficttlid)e 9feoe IN @nglano
bielt. 9luf oen 8ege nad Der Sal
le muroe er bon elmer rieiigeu We1t-I
i6ennenge Iebbaft begriiBt. Sffen-
fi1tlid) mar Der 8roliOent Gieriiber
b6dft erfreut.
Ser 9eiud BEG gr1itoenten in
Carlisle, Ser @eburtSltaot ieiner
@htter, bra6te i'm nit Dem inneren
2e6en 0es brittihen @olfe8 ndber inI
8eriibrllng. 0tan Itele ii9 cine
fIeinItGotii6e Stride nit ibren ge.
n0bnlib aus dGteren 2euten bette
benoen @emeinoemitglie0erlt Dor,
Oenfe iib Die boroeren SiBe bonn
8rdli0enteu, oeiien @emoblilt, Dem
Sefret1r oeS &0nig8 uno onOeren
8ilrOelltr19ern eingenonunelL in ben
gboral einltiplmeno 1ulo altf Die
&nie auf benz bol5ernen 8ooen in
@ebet beugen0 unO man itele it6
i9IieBLih Sen 8rdiioenten Dor, nie
er auf 8uni9 oes 9aitorS oie &an-
5el beIteigt uno Dem 2lnoenfan iei-
ner W}utter uno ieines @roBbnters inI
6ere0ten 8orten boben Gribrt 5ollt.
@iele @en1ein0en1itglieoer murOenl
Oh Der 8orte 0e8 @r1Iioellten 5ltI
Srdnen qeriibrt.
Son 0ieien1 SdouplaB Ser 8en1ltt
ltno nod einem geiud Der Gatbe-
broIe beqob it'd Der grGii0ent nod
Dem fiiritlid ousgeitotteten fonigli-
den @tienbobn8ug, Inn Die syabrt
nod Mandeiter fort3ltieten. Sffen-
bar ipuBte ole 8eb6lferung, munn
Der 3ug an Sen beri6ieOenen Static
men eintreffen pitroe, 0enn Sieiel- !
ben paren nit elmer feItIid gefIei-
0eten D}eni9enmenge beieBt, Die Dem
boBen @olt 5uiubelten. Ger @tn8ug
in Chandelier ieIbit gIih oeuje1tigen
zines Irillmpbator$.
9rGii0ent 8ilion ingte in ieiner
Dor 5000 grbeitern gebaltcuen 8e- !
ne, 0aB Die Ser. Staoten fein Blind |
nis nit onoeren gtationen IdlieBen
niir0en nuBer nit Der 2iga oer g3u-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30

ibren geflei0utgs8uitatto ols Omar,
tier einltlueilen hei8ube9alten. Gie
glrbeit oitf Der @erft erfuBr MIN
feline llnterbredllne.
9es lueiteren ipielte IN Die @reig.
niiie binein Elm geitern porntittag
bon 8iIbelmsbaben auf Dem 6ieii.
gen SolptbaDnbof ein9etroffener
neuer transport bon etipo bun0ert
Marine -glrreitanten, Die nad Dem
@eidngenenlager gietbem a. 5. gtaer
beitinlr1t maren. 8ieie berlpeilerten
Die 8eitareiie ltn0 audi bic 9iidreiie;
iie mur0en in ben 2IoDoballen bciul
9abn6of perpflegt uno beibloIien iru
2oufe OeS g}o6ntittogs, iitb Ser @e-
malt Der aus Ntarineinfonterie be.
ite9enoen 9egleitn1annibaft 5u ert.
5ieben unb ben gabnbof 6u perIoi-
len. gs geidab bieS gegen bolb 6
llbr lnter 5iibrnng ielbitgep1blter
Sr0ner, Die itreng alf 8eiuo6rung
Der &ube bielten. Ole 9on0Itursl-
leute bonn GeebotoiIlon i6loiIen Ii6
an. 9as 3ieI biLoeten Die &aiernen
Der bieIi9en @aritiion, 5u Der rnges
fabr 3ur iel6en .3eit cine glbteilllng
Der in SslebsbauIen inbaftierten
Worinenannidditen n1oridierte, I'm
I'M gerein Der bieiigen @arniion in
llnferbanotrngen nit Dem aarrtis
ioll-&omnlan0o ein8utreten. @ie 8e,
legidaften Der 9aiernen, beitebeno
ais /. riab.&taiIlon oes ottiben
9fegilnentS uno Dem 1. Battalion 0es
Hei. .HegirneittS erparteten 0ie Qn-
fonmeroen bereits auf Dem &oier.
nenploB ltn0 eilti6ie0en ftcb lofort,
ouf ibre Seite Ja treten. Son oen
Der @arniion ipar 9ber=
lclltnant 9pib 3ltr SteIle. ser oie
Situation nit @eiAif erfobte uno
Den beioerieitigen 8ertebr in ru6ige,
iadlide 8abnen lentte. @s foIgten
Die 8erbanOlungen 3ipiiben oeln
@arniionfommanoo uuo Den @ertre-
tern Der SolOnten uno W}ariner.
0as @rgebnis lit nod gelteru ober0
our6 folgenoe8 SIugbldtt in ser
StoOt befanntge9eben poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30
Srdlioent &illon
tn Mand)elter
Grkl6rt pcr 5000 1lrbeitern, Sa6 1lfnerika kcifc
1miars aitbcr Sas 5uitarSckcmmcr eincr
ri0a Scr uaficnen iitdte
,piGOn beiu@t sen @eburtsort ieiner ,fiuttes

tionen, 1uo oieie miiiie cine eroBd
8ereinigung biLOen, peIder ale 9o1
tionen aur 9(ufredterhdItiilig lttd
0es Eriunpbs oes gedts ongeboretS
nliiiIen. 9ieie aeuBerltng rief mill
ben g[pplaas berbor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30
2dnoIturmmam Geimanr.
Wtotroie ASorid.
9S. S9illing.

86Dreno Der 8eratlngen berteil.
ten ith bic SoIoaten mo Wtarine
iiber oie Gaiernen, oerloben Ii5 gum
Seit nit @elpebren lnto Wtunition,
er5pangen fid nuh Die @rldubniS,
ibre llniforutItiide aus ben Gom-
mern 5u ergdn5en. 90 riidten iie
Oann in mebreren 8iigen pie0er ob,
iiber ben Warttplab na9 Dem 8abn.
bof. ipo fie Quartier into 8erpiIe.
gung erbielten. SSn3pii6en NOR in
ben 0tilit1rnrreItanitalten uno i'm
Boli5eigef1nqliS on Sltertor Die
gefreiltng 3oblrei9er ArreItanten er-
foIgt, Die bon ibren Gnneraocn itt-
beluo begrilBt pur0en.
rMonadlrie fir INNER erlcSist."
@amburg, 19. giob.-8er 2moes.
g[usihltB fir Sdle8ipig. SolItein,
$amburg lmO 2ibef iaBte III elmer
geitern in 9tltona ab9e5altenen Ser
iaumlting einen 8eI6luB, in Dem es
beiBt: 0ie 8ieOeronfridtlmg oes
Oeutiben 8olfeS lm0 2on0eS fam
nur ouf Dem 8ooen Der Republif
itattfinOen. 8erit6e sur 8ie0erber.
telling Der 0lonarhie niir0en fir
Oas Oetti9e 8olt berbGngnisboQ
ieiu. Gle @citaltnng Ser oelttiben
&epu6Iif uno ibr 8er6GItnis 5u ben
8unOesitaaten 1T Die 9Iufgabe Der
gaational.g .geriammlung Oeren unoer-
ailgli6e @inberltfln9 i'm s5ntereiie
Oes ~5rieOenSidluiie8 uno Der 9[uf-
ridtung oes oelnotrntii6en Re6ts-
8uitan0e8 i'm $nnereu geioroert
miro.
Sonburg, 10. g1oo. -9}ndb ser onl
12 gaoo. our6 Den 8onburger g[r-
better uno Golootenrat beltnutten
9lufloiiing 6e3 Senates un0 Der giir-
geri6aft iirlo Oieie, mie Die gSSranf-
turter 3eitung" meloet, arn beuti-
gen Gage tuieoer in lire 2(emter
elm geiebt nor0en.
arunueruDgen 6eidlagna6mt,
8erlin ID. 9loy sRie entNilde
&egierung periiigte Die gei1lagnab-
ME 0es prtuBiiden aroncnfioeifont-
niB-8ernogens. Die gerfualtltnq
miro Dem preuBiiden 6inan5nliniite.
RUM ii6ertragen. GaS nibt 5unt
&ronenfi0eifomnib, ,germOgen geb6-
ren0e, I'M Sonoereigentttm oe8 So
nigS un0 Der f6nigliden Jamilie
ite6enoe 8ernl0geu miro bieroltr6
uidnt beriifrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30
Die neue militGriide SrDnnngs-
geluait in 8rcmen.

SrelTlelL b. gton. 1918.
8niihen oem @arntion1lteIterl
Gberit 2ebmann, un0 Sen 3citigeu
gertretern Oes SoIoatenrate3
i. Matroie Subert Gori6,
2. 8ebrnomn 8ernbor0 gds,
3. 2on0Iturmnann SSSulius Gei.
mann,
A. &on0iulrnuann ShiIling
iit folgen6es bereinbort poroen:
I. Die milit1riidle 8eipaIt in
Bremen miro 3ur &ernleioung bon
@lutbergieBen bon ieBt a6 ousgeiibt
our9 oen 0berit 2ebnlnnn uno Ole
bier obengenamlten g2itglieoer oes
Sol0ntenrat8.
2. @affen un6 Whlnition peroen
bon elmer &ouniiiion in geneir.
idoftlider germabrling genontnen.
Die aonniiiion beitebt aus
a. 0berIeutllattt 0pib,
b. Wtatrole Porld, III oenen Ser=
tretung 8ebrmom @ds.
3. Die politiiden N}ilitdr9efu1l-
geneu iinO gu entIoiien.
4 9ie 8crpflegitng lmterliegt Der
gen1eini6aftli6en aontroae oes @ar-
nniipn6lteiten lno 0eS SoIoatenrote8
5. Ser SoIontenrat oerpflif)tet
lid, filr Hube, Gr0nimg ln0 Slider
belt 3u iorgen.
6. Die gfitgIieoer oe5 SolOaten-
rates tragen ON Iinfen Oberornl cine
nit Dem StenpeI 0es @arniion.
fonmanoos beriebene ipeibe gin0e.
7. Die 0ffi5Iere 6e6alten 8egen
lln0 A6ieIitiiite.
s. glilnoerungen Der6en iton0=
abgettrteilt
Q. Die 9tonoe 0iii5iere bIei6en
i'm 9icnit.
10. 8orgeieete i'm 2icuit iin6
nls iolhe 3u beo6adtcn.
H.. Zen 2lnor0mmgen oe8 Col
oateirates lit aud bon 0en 3ibiI.
gerioncn 6olge att Iciiten.
12. Der oflcutlite 9erfe6r EN-.
idlieblid 9oit im0 8elegrop1 miro
1ufredterbuIten.
p. g. II 2ebHmH Cbent udo
@ar1iioHdlteiter
Gbeis, geutualt uno a0jutant.
Jloboe, 9nuptmonn.
&ehrmnnn efs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-30

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT NO. ssl). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917 ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN, PoSTMAsTER-GE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

The results from tobacco gaow'
in southeast Alabama and south
west Georgia this year removed al
doubts as to whether tobacco is Y
successful and profitable crop To-
that section.
When the Central Of Georgia Rail
ssad first employed Mr. J \ N'n-
slew tobacco expert from soatl
Carolina and his servsces to the lar
mers oil southeast Alabama IN 1918
10 show them how Ia grow and cire
Bright Leaf tobacco it was expert
ment; the purpose Of which was to
introduce in That section( where the
boil weovil has rendered cotton MOI
only uncertain but more expensive
to produce) another staple cro'
which might be grown on the acre.
age which would necessarily hav'
have to be released from cotton wht,
the boil Nesvil became fsrmly estal :
liSked.
1.-THE results for thefirst two yesrs
were discouraeing, for while a gooc
quantity Of tebacco was successful,
grown, il sold for war prices, III
same As cotton and other farm Pc,
ducts, and tie Farmeas were pessI
.stie and were not mcimeh 70 Try
now crop, Ia spitcof this, the MAJ
sgeme u Tie Cehtetl 81 GeNe
we're encouraged ~ Chs quantity z
The toharca produced slsdnere ca
fj3vr der uanaa eeaei
,osmevo setla prove Hreiii'
srop Ear 1t section, dthc rsT'a
dave justified their fsitl'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
CouS,hs and S1le res
Ss9l'e Diseases

in the head. eyes, ears, back or other
parts Of the body and feeling OF Sc
we're sickness. In most Of the eases the
symptoms disappear after three or four
days, the patient then rapidly recover
ing. Some Of the patients, however
develop pneumonia, or Inflammation
Of the ear, or meningitis, and many OF
these complicated cases die. Whether
this so-calletf Spanish influenza is
Identical with the epidemics Of infiuen-
"a OF earlier years IS not yet known.
"Epidemics Of influenza have visited
this country since 1897, 1t Is interest
Ing 10 know that this first epidemic
was brought here from Valencia
spain. Since that time there have
been numerous cpidemics of the dis
ease. In 1889 and 1890 an epidemic
Of influenza, starting somewhere in the
Orient, spread first to Russia and
thence over practically the entire civ
ili1ed world. Three years later there
was anothep flare-Up of the disease
Both times the epitemic spread wide.
I, II over the United States
although the present epidemic is
called Spanish influenza, there is nc
reason to- believe tllat it originated in
spain. Some writer's who have studied
the question believe that the epidemic
came from the Orient and they call at
tention to the fact that the Germans
mention the disease as occurring along
The eastern front in the summer and
1all Of 1917"
How can spanish influenza" be rec
ooaiaed?
There is rs yet no certain way In
which a single case of Spanish infu
enza can be recognized. on the 9th
81 hand, reco .len IS easy where
there is 8 gro.a 5t cases. In contrast
q the outbreo IF ordinary coughs
ana colds, which usually occur in TIKI
eola months opi0enies OF iniuenzs
may occur IL sllg season Of the yeas
Thus the pres piGenic ragod~ mos
Intensely in Esa>4se in May, June and
July. Moreover. in the case of ordi
aary colds, the general symptoms
(fsver. pain. depressionl are by M
means as severe or rs sudden in theiI
onset as they are In influenza Final
u. colos ~ -~a -nreaG
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
US. Public Health Service Issues
Official Health Bulletin
on Influenza.
LATEST WORD ON SUBJECT.
Epidemic Probably Not Spanish in
oriuIn-cerm Still Unknown-Peo.
pie Should Guard Against "Droplet
Infection"-suraeon General Blue
Makes Authoritative Statement.

Washington, D. C.-(Special)-Ai-
though King Alphonso Of Spain was
one Of the victims Of the influenza cpl
dernic in 1893 and again this summer
Spanish authorities repudiate any
claim to influenza as Spanish" dis
ease. If the people Of this country 40
not take care the epidemic will be
come so widespread throughout the
United States that soon we shall heai
the disease called American" infiu-
enza.
In response to request for dehnite
information concerning snenish iniiu.
en2a, Surgeon General Rupert Blue o.
the y. S. Puslc Health Service has
authorized the following Official inter
vfeWss, !.
what Is spanioh InSaenza? Is i
something aeW? Docs Y c9me from
Spain?
"The disease, now occurring IN TINS
country and called Spanish Iniuen'
za' resembles a very CONTAGIOUS Kind
Of .cold' accompanied by fever, pains
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
4 eorria Lee County.

5eorria Lee County.
Under and by virtue Of fl IA issued
from the City Coult Of Ancricus, il fl
vor OF tie Commercial City Bank, vs.
G. G. Clay, viii sbe sold before tie
court house door in the CouAty Of Lee
ana tic said State yin the first Tuesday
in Nov. 1918, between the legal houre OF
sale, the following described property
to-wit
The whole Of lot of land No. 277, con
tanning two hundred, two and one hall
t202 l-2) acres, more or less, lying and
being in the l4th District Of Lee County
Ga" Said proderty levied upon and
advertised to be sold as the property Of
c. G. Clay to satisfy saidfi ia. Tenant
in possession notified in terms of the
law.
This 9th day of Oct, 1918.
P. c. Coxwell, Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
GeorQia, lee Comfy.
A. F. Green, Ordinary

Georgia, lee Comfy.
Oscar W. Mitchell, administrator on
the estate OF G, NJ. Mitchell deceased,
having applied to me for for lcare'to sell
all the real estate and personal property
owned and porscssed oy c. Nj. Mitcneil
ut the time OF his death. This Is 20 no
lily all parties concerned TO show cause
before me on the first Monday in NOV
ember, 1918. why sad property should
not be sold. The pulpore OF the es-
stat is to pay the inoebtedness ard ioi
distributor among che heirs at law.
This notice given III terms of the law
this 7th day OF October 1918.
A. f. Green Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
Georgia, lee County.

The appraisers upon the application Of
Mrs Mary D. Exuin widow OF John H.
Exun ST.. late Of said county Diseased
for a twelve months support for herself
having filed their return; all person
concerned hereby are cited to shoM
couse, if any they have, ct Noyembe'
term OF Ordinary Court 1918. why sale
application should not be granted.
A. f. Green Ordinary.
Oct. 9TH 1918.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

by Firlne ol an order iroe' tNF
05dilory ii pan.. County oeo'sfa'
w'li hh4Elst ,ui,e .u. 81. aisiA' r
i.h' pfs b, 4pe on .lr 10 aeF'''' u
'a" wv en.a aouss in ''e0s''
W." ,uGt 81 icI'0N mt .a'N ''', =,
.qai tems yal egetd, % $3.50 20 ~
,aN ifc, sU ~ - ~ N''' ~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
Georgia, Sumter County.
This 9th day OF Oct, 1918.
P. C. Coxwell, Sheriff.


Pursuont TO the authority vested ii
me 10y written Power of Attorney, dated
August 28th, 1918, by the children ant
Heirs at law Of A. ]. Roberts, late al
Sumter County deceased, ] will sell be
fore the Court House door in the Git
OF Americus, sumter County, Gcore.A
on tuesday, The 18th, day of Novembei
1918, to the higest bidder for cash the
following described land to-wit.
The whole of lots of land nunlbrs two
hundred twenty three (223y and two
hundred and twenty four 1924 ea.t,
containing two hundred two and one
half -202 IL acers more or less, ana
,,,.snty six 20 acre more or less Of
~. ii land numbers foslrteen IA. and
s.seen 10. All of saidland lying and
l n in one body in the 18th, District
- 90 County Georgia and oontain;na
" Ne ag.,,2a,s four huAele alofi,,r
=, .,.e -4:3l- aeet> ii land more N.
On known as Tie Red Hill Place.
4 safe heing as lnoy.ded in said
Power q Atton e5 ~ ~ lnrI Sc Of dis
lri,,u,;rg tie proceeds liticoi Il veer
sa ier@ al :aw
!i. d:,A "i,e. il
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
Georgia, Lee County.
To All whom it NAV concern y
Oct. 7'th 1918.

Georgia, Lee County.
To all whom it may concern:l
b. r. Jones of said State, having ap-
piled in proper form for permanent lie
GERS of administration on tie estate O
Mrs II. Z, McKenny, late of said coul :
ty deceased, this is Q cite al'and sidgu'-
ar the creditors and next Of kin Of said
deceased to lie and an car at tie Court
of Ordinary Of said county at the Nov
enber term 1918, and show cause il any
they have or can, why said letters
should ot be granted.
A. F. Green Ordinary.
Oct. 1918.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

That the location OF the principal Of
flee Of said corporation be in the County
ofIee and State OF Georgia, as it's duly
authorized officers may from time to time
designate, petitioners however deslr-
ing the right and priviligeto 9stahiish
subordinate lodges any where within the
1 Ate or the United States.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

Women's skirts in Paris are nov
worn ten tosixteen inches from tb1
ground. Parisians evidently tlinl
il desirable to conserve modesiga
we'll as dress GOODS Tor the duration
Of the war.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

That they desire for them selves thelf
oaeociates and successors to be ihcorpo-
atcd and made body polite, under the
lame and style OF "Juyinile Department
III Helping Hand of Good Samaritan ,
ior period of twenty years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

If tits true that low cut waists
short skirts and silk stocking wnr
by women folks brought on the III
what on earth can We do about It,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

Anoted physician ins tlt l.s.!... ~
patients to turn six somersanlt II
.ne morning and six At plight. He
probably expect them all to take
turn for the bette.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

The Spanish influenza must b
pro- german, if one can judge p'
The way il is holding up the Oct.
draft contingent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01
Egg9

That your petitioners desire from said
the riehtto make such by
laws 10 tie governmental it's members
and transaction Gifts affairs, as the ex-
ecutive officers olsaid corporation may
adopt and to establish subordinat LODI
ree Of this society to be under the
supervision 81 q supreme lodge.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

Teddy has declared II favor q
fighting the. war to the end will
gung instead OF type writer's.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

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,Diili.tctc,J M Mc5fiGe : estate ''S
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Ii lrel md creditors, 10 SLOW ca'''' =
ANY theg 81. why -aid administrators
should not lie discharged from he' All
Manifestation, and received letters 81 d's
mission, on The first Monday III Novenl
Der, 1918.
A. f. Green, Ordinary.
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Mat the said corporation has no cap
ibal stock, and is not organized lor pecun
ary gain, bat ispurely beneficial, edu-
aationaI and religious in it's character;
and petitioners hereby ask the privilege
A. secure it's income from initiasion
hes assessn eat foes, and dues fronfit's
Members IS well be provided by the Sta
/ tie and by Iawg.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

That ghe objection OF this corparation
i, to furnish relief, and assistance tc ms
iner1be.s-in way OF sick benefit funeral
expenses, and to gi,esuch orther NUT
MI relief aud assistance to it's members
Il al.d corporation may see fit, under
such rules and regulations as itmay from
t.nle TO time adopt; and to luther the
culture, relieve the distressed, and to
bnrq the dead Otis members, and to
perform other charitable acts
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Georgia Lee County

Georgia Lee County.
To the Superior Court of said County.
The petition Of ida B Morse, Lucy
johnson, Jessie B Grant and Hattle
Holt respectfully shows;
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

Germany will continue prayin
but she will soon begin to pray 10
peace instead Of for victory.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1918-11-01

No. G66
Roht. 4. Forester.
Petitioner $ Attorue y.

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or ctaILLS A. FEVER.
Five OF elk dosss will break any csse, ane
il taken then IS tonic the Fever will noe
return. Il acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does acs GFipe OF sicken. zSs
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That petitioners desire the right to. sue
and be seed, to haveand to uses common
zeal, ,nd to doall other things that may
be nee essary for the carrying onand out
OF the purposes OF said organization, in
Guiding the right to buy real estate end
personal porperty, or to acceot Sgift Of
same, and to execute notes or other in
struments or evidence Of Indebtedness
incurred, q may be incurred, in the con
duet OF the affairs Of said society, and
secure tbs same by any form OF lien un-
Ter existing laws.
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That petitioners desire the right } APP
IL for, aud to accept amendment to
their charter, and that they nave all Of
her and further right, powers, privileges
and innMunities as are incident to like
corporatious under the laws OF Georgia.
WHER EaOR2, Petitioners pray to be
Incorporated under the name and style
Aforesaid, With the powers therein pray
ed for.
Roht r. Forester.
Petitioner Attorney.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14

raine enables the Pan-Germans to defy
Trotsky and bid him do his worst. The
Germans can now 20 on with their project
occupying various Russian provinces in
definitely, and stake the Ukraines against
the Bolsheviki.
Count Czernin told the Austrian Parlia-
ment. however, that the whole situation
conferred about the one consideration that
the central powers needed food and Tx
raine had food that could be furnished
Germany and Austria.
In all human probability the Ukrainians
and Roumanians will be pushed into the
proposition Of the Kaiser that they join
forces against the Bosheviki. 1t will take
time to discover all the ms and outs Of
this first effective separate peace move
by Germany, but 1t foreshadows no good
for the allies from any point Of view.