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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

Wilson: "Bude trpso BY yojesa moe kershokoli ndroda
skupiny narodd osudech du mad mimi
nerna praya vlAdncd prAvo nas1f? Budou snf ma
rodove volne kfiyd nArod1n u podmahova e sve-
1nu cii zajmuf Budc Mde Ffzeni ovkdani svych
vlastnich vnnch z6le1ostech bovonou nezodpovednou
silou anebo vasn vd voIbou? Bude edno spoecne
prava vysady vsechen lid nArody anebo budou
slim jednah jak chit, sab trpeh bez naprayy?" uhu
druheho hovo pfsaha P hroude sve pfi
dahe pamatce pfedk pred ocma zkrseheho naroda mad
hroby padych mohfn9m souzvuk vsech usi svych sbu
jene dnes pro sechrl budoucnost zstaneme kde jsme
stanu V9ri pracf vefni x&pxse vafv utrpen verni
al do hrobu Vyrvame pokud Zdrav bud
rode ceskosovensky Vsavej ratolet prijdz Tvi
Cas-! Rosz vzkvetez svobodn9 vastech sych vel
he braske rodn9 narodn sv9a pro sve baho pffstho
osvobozen lidstva!" A b,
Mluj pomhfk ten ponevadE .je vyrazem ceeho ameri-
ckeho naroda, ne pouze Wonovym, nybfz Rooseveovym
Ia socasck&ho kongresnia Londona ecces Sc rozdvo-
JUL nase cesy vsak jedno nase prace Sc roz-
Kodnut vysvobodih male Mi1u ponk ten poneyadz zffm
mem Masaryka Kramare ceskoslovenskeho voaka
drou rekovnou akci zahraneni hrde ustojne pocfnA-
In donna. Pod solsosim ctu "Anerick9 demokrac demo-
race ceskoslovenska" slova senerala Granta "Meme
mir"
Neni nam jeste dopfano, bychom nohli pine hoyofti
vyznamu skoncvsi valky. Jsme il pills bzko Dosud Sc
nevyby nase vasne vySehnuv ze zapasu Sc opaj
me jeptfmi vec Jednani prvk e dohraro pficny ra-
gede Proneseno bylo posedni slovo jednan druheho
tevn pole Nez jeste nebya vytazena opona tret
rekonskce pix teprve Pride ednaf dvrte - tfval6
vysedky d0he anebo spatn@ versaeske dplomacie Pro
roxy nejsme lee jedno VINE eden nerozborny pir spoec
osh dske pred na sc budue edno nehynouc dobro pred
nam sc rozvnuje ako aebna scena pffrody dske ruky
veze mad Patomace. vzpfmen utlacovar
nych IA ze ho svrzeno byo jech beder ves vire md
zeme opakovah Grantovi "Mejme MR. ze demokracie
amecka srazene ade pomoha shoiti ono bremeno demo-
krace ceskos!ovenska symboem zetenym amerckemu du
zaznamenava budouci easy vdecnost braskeho du
cha....
tax yidim pomnik Ne zulu pychy vtezovy. Ne w.
klk ovinsmu narddnfho Nenf nacionaism cilem nybrz
suzebnikem nternacicnasmu Ale vdim pomnik postave
Ameskou ako triun spravednost jako
vazek dyou demokrac budoucich tyran
!ako styk praporu ceskosovenskeho praporem pruha
We veke bratrske rodne narodd sve vetsi
pffstfho osvobozeni dstva. "-----
bratfl sestry kadu navrh ento vase ruce Vasemu
soadu sc podrobuj NezadAm okamz4 akce bylo by hff
cnem dnes r9zrazeh nasi nancni ale pfemjsle se
mnze hned skutecnou tnnos zapocf navratem normal
Mich pomerd Umei myslenky teo Ceska Narodn Sdru
ceVelandska odbocka ku pr moha by propagovat
shedame re bude jednim potkem drzcm 20 valce nas
narodm organsaci pohromads Jsem st ze nase zurnas
ktea tax datne podporvaa osvobozovaci akci ochone
nazorum poskytne misto svych sloupcfch -
| \ ] Tho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

f Starry Rychhovsky, nejvst-
81 uloha znamenit&h0 cesieeho
herce kollara ve hire s'MLY-
MAR A JEHO DiTE' podxns
bude y pfedstaveai TYLA ' ne
deli dne 8. prosince. Zanaiuvte
81 listky Y Gas 4 p. Vacka ' G.
n. SIM na B Broadway. ......
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

Muz po hadce Sc zenou: "To
mne nebude nikdo povidat, re
salamoun byl moudry."
"A PROC by nebyl?" tazala
sc zlostne zena.
"Protoze sivzal tisfc zen.'
A hadka zacala znovu.
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cEcHosLov v OHM.

NJ NSH1AOcHVvs 00AOot0tAAO0tAs4. I
Front. ma Aisne, so. ffjna. - .
Cast arn&dy ceskoslovienske
pfidelene armade Gapraudove,
ktera drzi frontu u Vouziers,
slavily v itechto poslednfch
dnech skutecn6 heroickych zpI
sobem ustanoveni Sc jeiich! Via
dy.
Plukovnfk, ktery veil tomuto
vSjsku, oznamil mu tuto velkou
zpravu nasledujicfmi slovy: !
"Plukovnfk jest pfesvedcen, Re
vsichni, vojaci ucinf vse mezne,
aby vitezstvim oslavili ustano-
vent sye vlady. Vzhdru srdce a
ku pfedu!" Vojaci, kteff byli v
prvni linii vice nez sest dnd, v
dzemf velmi obtiznem, v desti
a pdde vodouArdzvodn6ne Ais
ny zaplavene, pfijali toto pro-
volani s zivym nadsenim.
DIstojnici a vojaci, pohrdaji
ce lnavou a smrtf, pfeli Sc v po
Ii o pravo k tomuto cestnemu &
toku, aby v analech valky vi
tezstvi znacnejsi zaznamenano
bylo datum dine, tax pro vse-
chny pameti hodneho.
Ceskoslovensky sektor CELL
proti vesnici Terror sur Aisne,
ktera byla pravym hnizdem ne
meckych strojnich pusek. Po
patnacti minutove priprave de-
lostfelecke, prapor prvni linie
pod velenim plukovnika Husa-
ka dtocil ma vesnici. cd jihu k
severn. Ia meme nez hodinu We
snice byla dobyta v bitve muze
proti muzi, Cd domu k ddmu od
ulice K uliei, kdez obsluhuvaci
nemeckych strojnfch pIsek Sc
zoufalou udatnosti drzeli SIC
svych kusi.
D1stojnici a vojaci ceskoslo-
venstf predstihovali Sc v udatno
sti. Mrtvoly nepratel, jez hro-
nadily Sc ma dobytych posicich,
svedcily o krutosti zapasu.
Ma druhe strane jina cast ce-
skoslovenska, ktera az dosud
nebyla angazovana, ukazala ia
ke v techto dnech svou udatnost
severne cd Chestres. Prodchnu
ia jsouc duchem neodolatelne
rozhodnostj, vnikla v dulezite
posice v Croix de la Chapognie
re, vzdor prekazkam terenu le-
snateho a zajala sama dosti
velky pocet Nemcd, mezi mimi
velitele praporu a dobyla znac
ny pocet strojnfch pusek.
V dobe, kdy vlada rakousko-
uherska prohlasila We svs Ia
dosti o separatni mir, adresova-
ne presidentu Wilsonovi, ze u
znava pravo Cechoslovakn -
zdalo sc mne zajimavo pripa-
matovati nejnovejA ciny zbra-
nj tech, kteri jako nasi bratri
mali pravo ma celou naSi sympa
til kteri s nami prolevali svoux
krev "a spolecny ideal.
Lieutenant Fernand Marson.
(Pozn. red.: Tento krasny
clanek z pera franc. vojenske-
no odbornika prinesl lie Petit
Journal" ma vyznacnem miste
We SVEN elsie re dine 81. rijna.)
~ MSs] WSS]
Inu, ovsem! q
Muz 20 hadce sc zenou: sTO
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|kva byla jednoii ! mich vel
ke jeho armady nebylo vice, ~,
il kosti roztfbuseny byly 90 III.
skyeh pl&nich. Mir ' Tilsitt
pax byl jinou. Zde Napoleon,
jakkoliv mel Prusko pod SWIM
podpatkem, ito snad byla nej-'
vetsf chyba Napoleonova) ne
zdrtil je 1pine al ponechal Ho-
henzoll ma trnn6 $ pravem
udrzovati 81 stalou armadu .
ctyficeti tisfcfch mulch. v do
be bitvy u Lipska tato armada
vzrostla v ddsledcich tajnA or
|yanisace ma armadu 0 200, 900
mulch $ Bluecherem genera
lem 'Fajfkou", kterezto prime
|ni obdrzel pro svoji velkou va
Sch kufackote Hindenbu1Kem
Fte DOLBY, We SVEN cele,, jsouc ma
plnena touhou po pomste.
Jinou osudnou nitkou bylo
prineri, ktere dovolil Napoleon,
spojencdm po SVEN vftezstvi u
Bautzenu, kdy costa ma Berlin
byla otevfena a mel nejlepN pri'
lezitost docfliti vitezstvi no.
vych, kdyby byl pokracoval We
|sve offensive. A k tomu pax dluz
no pripojiti jeste unavenost Ma
|poleonovych marsald, u KITE
lrych bojovna vasen pocala ochai
bovati, q stejn6 zmalatnelost
jeho samotn@ho, nebot' v te do
b ejiz poklesaval ma duchu a ce.
le hodiny dovedl vysedet u sve
no stolku pred valecnymi ma
pami, aniz by Sc ma ne podfval..
Napoleonovo posledni velke
lvitezstvi, docilene ma nemecke
plde, bylo ono u Drazd'an We.
dnech 26. a 27. srpna. Nasledo
vano bylo radou mensich bitev
u kulmu, Gross Berenu a Katz
bachu, jakoz iv jinych mistech,.
kde mensi oddly francouzske
armady potkala katastrofa.
We valecne rad9 spojencl Ber-
nardotte, jeden 2 byvalEch mar
salu Nopoleonovych a zaklatelr
vladnouci rodiny We Svedsku,
seznameny $ jeho methodami,
navrhl, aby napadena byla XII
ola francouzske armady, jez
nebyla rizena osobne Napoleo-l
mem, zatim CO by Sc ustupovalo
pred sbory, jimz velel sam Ma
poleon, tax ably lakan byl po-
zvolna Cd sve zakladny v Draz
d'anech a pfinucen~k svedeni
rozhodne bitvy u Eipska. Kre-
dit "a provedeni t&chto planu
dava Sc Bluecherovi jeho ar
made.
Ctyri tydny po bitve u Draz-
dan Napoleon nachazel sc ar
madou svou Dubenu. Y te do
be dosla zprava, ze Bluechero-
va armada je We Wirttenbersku
a Svarcenberk nachazf sc jiz-
ne cd Lipska. Severni armada
pod Bernadottem opirala sc o
Bluecherovo leve kfidlo, lee to
nebylo znamo Naapoleonovi. =
Napoleon rozhodl sc uderiti ma
Bluechera Sc starou jistotou
zahajil postup ku predu. Ale
Bluecher uhnul Sc Napoleonovu
pravemu kridlu a ponechal ar
madu Bernadottovu proti Ma
poleonovi. Spojeni t9chto tri ar
mad bylo by znamenalo odriz-
mutt Napoleona cd Francie, ale
Bernadotte 'nebyl pohotov a u
stoupil smerem severnim.
Dne Is. rijna Napoleon sou
stfed'uje svoje vojsko ma w
chod cd Lipska, MAZE jenom
slaby oddil ma zapade. Tehoz
vecera spojenci pax rozestavili
sva vojska, aby jej mohli nspS
dnouti. Bitva byla zahajena
bez Bernardotta, ktery nasled-
KEN sveho lstupu nebyl S to
doraziti ma bojiste pred 18.
fijnem. Napoleon ridil bitvu O.
sobne pahorku Wachan.
o devate hodine ranni dne
ia riino hstvyo hula yo ionc -
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horlsn, Sc ktereho car Alexan-
der 9 kral prusky vilem TfetiI
pozorovali bitvu. Kdyby byl Ma
poleon v tomto okamziku byl ii,
sskal slibenou pomoc mars&lal
Neye, stesti valecne by ~se byioI
obratilo. Nicmene Ney, stejne
jako Grouchy u Waterloo, jejI
sklamal, MAZE pine rnce pf&-.
ce armadou Bluecherovou.
Kozaci pod velenim Alexan-
DROWN postavili Sc ma odhodla
ny odpor a francouzska jizda
pfinucena k ustupu. Napotom
Bluecher odrazil sbory marsa-
Ia Neye s velkymi ztratami. -
Kdyz slunko zapadalo mad Ia
krvavenym krajem, Napoleon
videl, ze ztracf bitvu. Ucinil
pokus docileni prim9ri, lee
toto bylo mu odepreno. n
Nasledujiciho dne, v nedeli
18. fijna, doslo jenom k malo
bojlm. K obnoveni prudkych
boji doslo dne 1S. rfjna. Ber-
| - "a - f, i -
nardotte prisel Sc svymi Svedy
a uzavrel mezeru mezi Blue
cherem Rakusany. Saska ar
mada; ktera sorganisovana by
la Napoleonem ,utekla z pole
0 polednach toho dne q pre-
stoupila ma stran1, nepfitele.
To znamenalo obratny, bod v
bitve. Arnady spojencda >Qd
vsech stran postupovaly k nae
stu. Vzdav Sc veskere nad6je
ma vitezstvi, Napoleon zahajil
pfipravy k dstupu, jehoz pro-
vadeni We dnech 18. a 10. rij-
ma vyznacovalo Sc prudkymi
boji ma ulicich a predmestich
Lipska.
Jediny most pres reku Elster
poskytoval porazene armade
prilezitost k dstupu. Tento most
znicen byl francouzskym SER
zantem nasledkem nedorozume
nj a $4,000 muzd francouzske
armady ponechano bylo " mo-
ci nepritele. Velke mnozstvi vo
|jaka utonulo, kdyz pokouseli
sc preplovati reku a reka Elster
stejne jako PPleisse, byla pima
mrtvol. Ztraty spojencn byly
odhadovany ma $4,000 mrtvych
a ranenych d ztraty francouz-
ske armady ma $4,000 mrtvych,
$4,000 ranenych, $4,000 zaja,
tych a $4,000 zanechanych v
nemocnicich. Dne 10. fijna o
polednach spojenci vitezne
vstoupili do mesta.
Bitva u Lipska byla vsak to-
liko pocatkem konce. Napoleon
provedl skvele svdj dstup z Ne
n1ecka. Spojenci jej nasledova
Ii dine /. dubna byli jiz v Pa
rizi. Latim Napoleon We Fontai
neblau podepsal svoji abdikaci.
Svclav sve marsaly, 'pronesl k
porazene sve armade rozlucnou
rec. To bylo Y predvecer W.
hnanstvi ma Elbu. Napotom svo
Ian byl kongres vidensky, kde
utvorena byla nova mapa Ev-
ropy; nikoliv vsak ma zaklade
spravedlnosti a prava, nybrz ma
zaklad6 sobeckych prav dyna-
stii.\ Pristi mirove konferenci
pripadne dkol, aby ucinila "a
dost spravedinosti a pravdm ma
rodd.
Napoleon po sve abdikaci Wy
puzen byl ma ostrov Elbu, od-
kudz vsak prchl a shromazdiv
kolem sebe sve Verne pokush
Sc jeste jednou ziskati trIn
francouzsky. V Belgii, tam kde
prave nyni ukoncena tato nej-
vetsi valka narodI, dnesni val
ka svetova, porazen byl Napo-
leon u Waterloo anglickym mar
Salem Wellingtonem a pruskym
jeneralem Bluecherem. Poraz-
ka ia mela "a nasledek vypove-
zeni jeho ma ostrov sv. Heleny,
kde, zemrel. Posledni slova
tohoto velkeho vojevIdce patri
l. u A
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paw Ay A1 uhOAISCuo CS1CO ACJ
vetsi valka narodI, dnesni val
ka svetova, porazen byl Napo-
leon u Waterloo anglickym mar
Salem Wellingtonem a pruskym
jeneralem Bluecherem. Poraz-
ka ia mela "a nasledek vypove-
zeni jeho ma ostrov sv. Heleny,
kde, zemrel. Posledni slova
tohoto velkeho vojevIdce patri
la jeho drahe, krasne vlasti.
"Vive la France!" a "Avant le
gard" byla posledni sloya jez
vydrala z list genia ma poll val
ky, .jez dodnes jest milackem
cele Francie. Byl velikym We
sve slave i padu.
Jaky to ohromny rozdil mezi
MIN a s.Vilemem mluvkou", kite
~ po prvnich zpravach poraz-
ky utekl cd ''sve' armady a o.
pnstil We strachu o svIj zivot
"svdj' narod a zem. On to byl,
ktery vyvedl cele Nemecko ma
omen stupen nadutosti a prece-
neni sebe sama. coz vedlo k W.
strelkum hrdzy v nynejsi valce.
Dnes zname. pravou podstatu
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11
Crabbotton


Mrs. Luther Hammer, received a
telegram from Camp Mead, Monday
that her cousin, Luther Waybright
was dead. He had written to her
three weeks ago and senther his
picture in his uniform Of khaki.
This a great shock to his friends
and relatives.
We are glad to report Don New
comb is getting better also the fam
lily OF Kenton r Mullenax, who has
been sick.
Lewis Glen and little son; Mr..
and Mrs. George Colaw, Mrs Sallie
and Mrs. Mary Colaw called on Mr..
and Mrs. John Swecker Sunday.
Miss Ethel Bland and Mrs. Mary
Bowers left for Washington last
week. -
Our Crabbottom High School has
closed until further notice, on ac-
count Of influenza, almost every fam
lily is laid up with it. Dr.. C. P.
Rexrode was called to several homes
Sunday and Monday.
Peter Meyers, of the Branch,
5undayed at Jasper Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Colaw, and
little daughters were guests at Am
brose Winners this week.
Mrs. Wash. Harper spent last
week with her daughter here, Mrs.
?. C. Stoge, of Hardscrabble.
Rev. +. e. Evans, will soon move
to Roanoke, he was calling on
friends last week.
BenyColaw and Ed. Warmer, who
left last week fyr Camp Lee, spent
the night with their old friend,
Harry strathy, who lives in Rich
mond. They report an enjoyable
time with the family and said their
hospitality could not be eNcolled
anywhere.
Miss Argyll Arbogast, who spent
the Summer with her grandmother
at Groenbrier, returned home last
week. Mrs. Ceorgianna MaUzy ac~
companied her.
Sherman B. Colaw. and sister,
Mrs. Levie Winner, attended the
sale Of Walter Lamberts Of Dry Run
last Saturday.
The stork flew over Lurty Arbo-
CAST Monday and left him bounc-
ing boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Simmons, Mrs.
Cornelius Winner and W. P./WiI
notored TO Monterey on business
Tuesday. a.-
Misses Martha and Sudie Hinkle
marketed some fine chestnuts Mon
day.
Lee J. Winner met with a serious
acident last week by his horse fall
.ng with him, lucky he was not kill
ydEEe thinks he is doing well.
Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11
AN AGEl; LADY DEAD

Mrs: Allie Stephenson, highly
esteemed lady. died st her home on
Jackson's River Tuesday morning.
Age about 81 years.
MrsIStephenson;s illness had been
of short duration, only few days.
Death was possibly due to old age.
She was the widow and second
wife of the late A. T. Stephenson,
who preceded Cher to toe grave
some thing like eighteen years ago
Her maiden name was Miss Allie
Hull, of Greenbrier county, w.
Va. and since her marriage has
lived On Jackson's River.
Mrs, Stephenson was we'll loved
by all who knew her and in her
latter life she did not get out much,
but found much pleasure in home
ties, though she was not blessed
with children.
Mrs. Stephenson vas a member
of the Stony Run Presbyterian
church and was>laid to rest We'd
nesday III the presence of a large
attendance Of friends and relatives,
Revs. Parker and Wood officiating.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11

But we need even greater simplicity
of living than last year amongst all
that section Of the community to whom
foodstufis are a secondary item IN exc
penditure.
OF cur imports, We shall apparently
have sufficient sugar to maintain tbs
present consumption and take care OF
the extra drain Of the Allies from our
markets instead Of compelling them to
send their ships to the Far East.
OF our own products, we must secure
p reduction In consumption and waste
IN the two great groups Of, first, bread
stuf1s; and, second, meats and fats;
that Is, in all bread and cereals, beer.
pork, poultry, dairy and vesetable-oil
products.
The average consumption Of CIR pee.
pie u hreadstufts amounts to about six
pounds per week and Of meats and fats
to four pounds week for each person.
A reduction In consumption of less
than one,half pound per week per per-
son in each OF these two great groQps
Of food would accomplish our purpose
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11
TRiMBLE

wv o, JOlO
Rev Mr. McCaw is conducting
a series of meetings at Hamilton
Chapel this week.
G. Lee Chew Crabbottom Chrm.
of the Local Council of Defence
gave very interesting talk at
Victory Chapel Tuesday. A Chm.
Secretary and Treasurer were elect
ed. Committees etc will be ap-
pC inted at a later meeting.
Ode Kelley, soldier of Cam p
Mead is home on fuFlough.
WEB. Corbett and daughter, Mrs
Arthur Warner returned from
Camp Humphreys Monday, where
the latter's husband is in training
They report q good many cases f
Influenza there.
Nrs. Allie Stephenson, who's {
ilincss was mentioned in last weeks
issue died at her home On Jacks0ns
River, Tuesday morning, ard will
| be buried in the Stony Run grave
yard Wednesday at II A. NJ.
Mrs Lottie Corbett and children
and Mrs. Harriet luke of Mitchell
vile are visiting relatives at Mus :
toe and Trimble.
MRS. Fred Lamb and daughter,
Ella Ruth, Of Warm Springs, are
visiting relatives on Jacksons's
river and Strait Creek.
Bub Robertson, of Marlinton, is
visiting in, the home of W, W
Terry, v
Willie F1iner, who Was home on
vacation started back to Newport
News Tuesday,. Addison Gutshal
accompanied him.
Misses Mary and Minnie Waggy
were guests of Mrs. Malissie Doyle
and CIV. Lambs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Lockridgt
and children, of Williamsvil!e,
were guests of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs, A. ]. Terry Satur-
!day and Sunday.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Lester MoAllister
and two children from the Springs
were visiting relatives here a cou-
ipleof days,
Mrs. Antilles McNett and two
grand children, Misses May anc
Iona Armstrong dinod with w. T
Gutsra!i's Friday and called at &
couple more families in the even
Ing; Miss May is solicitor for the
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.
Morgan Bader and family, oil
Petersburg, W. Va, were visiting
relatives here a couple of weeks
starting back Suud y.
Miss Addie Hiner, who had beer
with her brother. Ed G.. Hiner, O
jMarlinton for a couple of months
came houle Saturday.
Hiawatha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11
CIRCUIT COURT

The. October term proved to be a
short horse because of the fact that
attorneys and people generally are
| in the war work of one kind and an
other, and the business of the term
was passed through in one day, that
being Tuesday, last.
John Henderson Bishop, being a
graduate Of the University OF va.
and having passed the State Board,
applied for leave to practice in this
court, which was granted. -
J. w. Simmons, constable VS.. Nc
DoWell Supply Co.. Constable direct
ed 10 file a complete statement of
his transactions as to the sale of
goods within thirty days after this
court. -
In the Allen Colaw, Admr. bust
ness it was decided that the Admrs.
Chas. and S. 3. Colaw shall be allow
ed two and half per cent, and that
Willis Gibson, the courts agent,
should be allowed~two and half per
cent, the latter to pay to q. D..
Swecker, curator, a reasonable fee,
out of the fund arising from the sale
of personal property OF Allen Colaw,
deceased.
All the Commonwealth causes
were continued, also the remainder
Of the Civil cases, except those men
toned above, all Jre-surVey cases
were continued.
A Venire wass ummoned but not
used, therefore no Jury being in ser
vice during the term. The county
was extra good. so sized up by the
Commonwealth's attorney, and for
that reason a Grand Jury was not
summoned.
ChanceTy
Mrs. Louie D. Arbogast VS. VIM.
N. Arbogast, for divorce. Parties
became reconciled, and cause dis
missed.
G. A. Robertson VS. w. T. Gwin etc
Q. B. Jones appointed to make a sale
IF the land.
Cd. Crummett VS. Roy Crummett,
Final decree.
Annie S. Dever VS. Chas. Wade's
six infant parties, made settlement
ESor. Z. 3. Jones, Guard. of children
rs such for the years 1917 and 1913,
respectively, said settlement show
ing qroper accounting Of said fund
and alsoshowing settlement in full
with Annie S. Dever, who is now Of
age, said report and settlement were
approved and confirmed in all things
". H. Miller and Son vs. w. B.
Corbett. 1t appearing to the court
hat w. 3. COrbett is
With b1idlng possession of the
and in this cause, hereto rore sold
% J. Amos Corbett, and the Clerk is
directed to issue forthwith writ
If possession against W. B. Corbett
requiring him to forthwith eVict
said land, and place J. Amos Corbett
possession thereof
Il. II. Jones VS. J. It. Botkin etc.
2ecommitted to a Conn. to make
export in 80 days.
T.. J. ReXrode VS. Claud e. Miller
rhis cause having previously been
admitted to II. II. Kerr, Conn.,,
lie is directed to make report by
Dec. /, 1918.
\ :. RED CROSS TEA
Mrs. w. II. Matheny was hostess /
a few OF her friends, last Thurs
lay afternoon from to 5 o'clock,
1t u Red Cross Tea.
Those present were, Mesdames Y.
B. Bishop, Hunter Spindle, D. G.
3raham, Don Sullenberger, John |
Bird, Chas. Trilable, J. Lunsford, |
larry Johnston and Miss LonaSey-
bert. u
Delicious refreshments were serv-
d, and a silver contribution made |
" the guests. y
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11
!. Z. RALSTON
dies III CAMP.

| I'LL. Ralston, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Ralston,o of near Mcdowell
Highland County, passed away Tues
day at Camp Lee, supposedly from
spanish influenza. The young mans
parents, who are quite old did not
Gnow Of his illness, and his death
name as great shock.
lie was about 28 years OF age,
luiet and unassuming and was
popular III the neighborhood in
,Eich he lived. He was one OF
-ignIand's best Young men, honest
ma upright, and according TO one
f rs closest friends, was always
aady 10 do the right thing. lie was
/ member OF the Methodist EDiscoD-
J church.
TIr. Ralston went to Camp Lee
Is another brother in the service
Il the early spring with a continG-
Int from JEiIigllland county. He
Felix EG!ston, VINO is. at present
I lat-oued at Camp HumDnries. lie
80 has q brother at home, Gilbert
4iston, and two sisters, Miss Mag
y DalSton andMrs. Burland Ham
=, both o. Highland.
he remains will be brought tc
nton, and viii DC met here BY
) Of the young mans friends
2. Hickman and Roy G. Obaugt
ID the funeral will be from Mt
ordree's church near Siron'S Mill
This is the second Highland boy
die in q training camp, the other
.-ing that Of Ira Carpenter, and the
gird TO give his life for his country;
Ae other being Private Albert Gun
/ JiSnt0wn,U whose death occurred
France and was reported a few
!Gys ago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11

Please take notice that the An
lual Meeting OF the Highland coun,
~ Chapter Of the American National
BED Cross will be held on October
70, 1918 at four o'clock Of said day
It Courthouse for the election Ct
officials and an Executive Com
nittee or Board of Directors, consid~
Grafton Of and action uQon reports,
md transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the Chapter. Each member Of the
Chapter is earnestly urged to be
present.
(Signed) Mrs. II. B. Wood,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11

4 survey Of our ability to meet our
definite promises to the Allies shows
that while our wheat production IS bet.
ter than last year, our production OF
other cereals is less. On balance our
resources are no greater than last year.
We find, however, that we can give thlS
increase Of $4,000 tons Of food over
last year and still have a margin over
the amount necessary to maintain our
own health and strength.