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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
GREENVILLE

Greenville, October 25.-(Special.) )-The influenza epidemic in Greenville l greatly improved during the past 4s hours There are but a few new cases reported in Greenville during that time. The condition in Butler county. how ever, is still very bad and many cases are developing each day. On one large
 plantation in the eastern part of the l county there are 10 cases The number of pneumonia cases, however. are very few.
 One of Greenville's physicians. Dr. T. D. Staliings has gone to Pensacola, to assist in the fight at that place Another
 one as been stricken with the disease,
 this leaving much work for the remain ing doctors for the county There have been but very few deaths from influenza in Butler county An un- official report places the number at 10, official confirmation of this report can
 not be obtained at present. however Five of Butler countys soldiers have died of the disease at the various train ing camps and have been brought to the county for interment. The remains of H. B. Pilley. Jr. of 1 Ensley were brought to Greenvlle today for interment. The deceased was a Greenville young man who was living at Ensley at the time of his death. He succumbed to an attack of double pneumonia.
 I He was the son of NIT. and Mrs. H B. Pilley. ST, of Greenvlle. He was a young man who had many friends, and his untimely death has cast great sad ness over Greenville.
 He is survived by his parents. his wife and one child, one brother, Mir Floyd Pilley of Greenville; two sisters, Mrs J. M. Stabler of Greenvile and Mrs H. Bobbitt of Valdosta, Ga Funeral services were held at the fam | fly residence on South Pine street this afternoon and interment was made at Magnolia cemetery.
 The services were conducted by the Rev. c. B. Talley, pastor of the Meth odist church.
 Twelve of Butler county's white select
 men left Greenville today for Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga. The men were given a big sendoff by their large num- Der of friends. All of these men are from the 1918 class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
|Conferees Are Agreed on
 Army Appropriation Bill

Washington, october 25.-Agreement was reached today by the Senate and House conferees on the S6,000, ,000, 900 military appropriation bill passed yes terday by the Senate and last week by the House The conference report will be submitted to the House tomor- row, and to the Senate Monday.
 The provision in the House draft giv- ing the Secretary of War the author- ity to acquire land for the construc- ton of hospitals, eliminated by the Senate, was compromised so as to give the secretary power to construct hos pitals but not the authority to con demn land. Appropriations for the pur- chase of land for rifle ranges at Fay etteville, N. C.. and near Louisville. Ky, eliminated by the Senate, were not re- inserted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
Days CasualtyList
ALABAMA CASUALTIES

curlee, Jesse T.. Ashland, died of disease. Helms, Howard C., Cowarts; slight ly wounded. Kirkland, Robert L., Clanton, wounded severely. Derrick, Ira B., Gurley; wounded, degree undetermined. Petty, Paul, Andalusia wounded, degree undetermined. Moore, William C., Somerville; slightly wounded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
 IN ACTION

DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
 IN ACTION Patterson, Patrick, sergt. Dewer, Okla. WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION
 PRIvATES Creeeh. Horton. Harlan, Ky Lillard, Ross O., Maysville, Okla. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER.
 MINED
 LIEUTENANTS Oursler, John w, Como, Miss Parker, Clarence E., Tyler. Tex
 CORPORALS Bell. Coy &, Troy. x. e., Benkendorf William J St Louis Mo.
 PRINATES Bradley, Asa L., Spartanburg, S. c. Busch, John. no address given. Fulbright, John F.. Anderson. Ark. Gray. Ed L., Roanoke. Ky. Harp, Edward l., Van Buren, Ark Jamerson, Letcher T., Concorn. Va. Leblanc, Ray j., Garyville, La Mckinzie, James IL. Carthage, N. c. Matthews, Roy, Atkins, Ark. Miles. Lee IT., Pollock, La. Pridemore. William l., Charleston. West Virginia. Scrivner, Rufus, Muldrow, Okla. Strong, Arthur R.. DeKalb. Mo. Sullivan. Felix NJ, Grant. Va. Notaw, Carroll C.. Durham. Okla. Whitely, Paul T. San Antonio. Tex. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN ACTION Lee. Arthur, Capt. Greenwood $ c
 PR1VATES Hagerty. James l.. Baltimore Md. Norcross, Louis Joseph, Shreveport. Ia.
 MISSING IN ACTION Strawn, Kenneth P, Lieut., Landover. Maryland stewart, Stannie W, Private, Minden. Louisiana. (
 PRISONER Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
Three Y. M. c. A. Women
 Fry Doughnuts Under
 Fire for Fighters

Ys5M. c. A. women have worked under fire in the open, frying 10000 doughnuts day for the victorious American troops throughout this week, a cable to the united war work campaign head quarters, made public here today. an- nounced. The women are Mary Bray Pawtucl1et. R. l.; Mary Holiday. Indian apolis, Ind, and Mrs Edith Knowles Phoenix, Ariz. The work was done over an open bonfire and when regular sup plies ran short skilful substitutions were made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26

clerks discharged. But the saving to the government has been practically nothlng-
 q do not believe it was ever contem- plated that the postoffice department should be a revenue producing depart ment. It is essentially a service givinS department The desire of the depart ment to make money has resulted Tn na- tionwide criticism
 The criticism to which the Senator makes reference is so broad and general that various southern newspapers have asked the President to eliminate MT B,,rleson. It seems to be point of gen. eral agreement that the service of the department has been never more deranged than at present, and few well-informed people hold the war exclusively to blame.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
THREE

were attempting 10 destroy an American observation balloon. On September 12-ls. he flew at extremely low attitudes and carried out infantry contact patrols sue cessfully. Again on September F he at tackled a German battery, forced the crew 10 abandon it, shot off his horse Ger man officer who was trying to escape, drove the cannoneers to their dugouts and kept them there until the infantry could come up and capture them. Home address, Mrs. Edith Elizabeth Baucom, mother. Milford Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
CAPITAL FRIENDLY
 TO OSTEOPATHY

Washington. October 25.-tSpecial) ) Montgomery displays keen interest in os- teopathy. No other section of Alabama does. The reason cannot be found
 There is a bill before the Senate re- quiring the government to permit the practice of osteopathy in army camps whenever patient desires such treat ment Alabama senators have not sig nified how they will treat the bill
 They have received hundreds of letters and telegrams urging them to support the measure. Practically every letter from Alabama bears Montgomery mark
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
DrS. DOZier & DOZier
Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Rirm;nuham

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success. all man. ner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Lungs, Heart. Liver. Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys and all diseases of the Skin and the Pelvic Organs of Man and Women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26


 
 
    
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
SECTION ONE

Washington, October 25.-The fol- lowing casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces;
 Killed in action ................ 3 Died of disease .......s..-........ Wounded severely ......s..a........ Sl Wounded. degree undetermined .. A.. Wounded Slightly ..............-.. 2t
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
SECTfON TWO

Washington, October 25,-The fol- lowing casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American eXpeditionary forces:
 Killed in action ....-. l Died of wounds .....-...........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

Carver, Lox O. Sergt., Rutherfordton North Carolina.
 PRIVATES Cox, Robert D.. Pisgah. N. c. Deese, Joel S.. Monroe. N. c. Mccall, Carter, Craft, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26

PRINATES Dever, Charles E.. Casper, Tex James, Thomas H., Lavacca. La. North. John L., Jr.. Miami, Fla. owen, Joe. Dallas, Tex. Thomas, St. Elmo, Coahoma, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER.
 MINED

PRIVATES Ivy, Taylor, Grubbs, Ark Roller, Robert Leslie, Horse Cave, Ky Wilhelms. Henry Martin. St. Louis, Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26
SEVERELY WOUNDED
PRIVATEs

Total ........... ........
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-26

With this number-October 26th-THE LITER AIRY DIGEST is sold to news-deaers upon strictly nonreturnable basis This means that news-dealers will buy only enough copies of The Digest" to furnish regular patrons Our action is made neces- sary by the ruling of the War Industries Board calling upon publishers to conserve paper freight tonnage,
 labor. power etc, by limiting publishing to actual
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
MiStOpresident Marshall v
Baltimore.

We etvrtek feci svojf rozhnil O.
becenstvo We vystave 5. pluku mis-
topresident Marshall, ktery do Bal
timore pfijel z Washlngtonu. V
patek Den Svobody konana by
la parada, v niz jelo 243 velikych
voienskych automobile provazenych
tfemi hudebnimi kapelami.
Den Svobody' ur6en byl prokla-
maci presidenta Wllsona "a den,
kdy lid rozpomenouti Sc mel jeste
vice ma svoji vlasteneckou poVin-
most -podporovati vladu a vedenf val
ky upjsovanim bond6 svobody.
Maryland muSi Sc prObuditi
Do patku Marylandu schazi do
nejnizsi sunny Cd neho cekane S25 :
100000 ma Liberty bondy. Ia ctvr-
tex hlaseno bylo dpisd "a $1.333.
800, Gill jinymi slovy: Nebude-li
chtfti Maryland zdstati "a druhy-
mi. musl ieste upsati $4,000. 600
cili kazd6ho dne az do 4. kvetna.
kdy upisovani Sc koncl musf, upsati
pres 2 miliony denne.
Celkem upisovani Soustati jde
pomalu ku pfedu. Ctvrtecni zprava
oznamuje, ze dosud po ceIych Spo-
jenych Statech upsano bylo ST 1913.
785. $50. Cizincj upisuji statecne.
Zvlaste mezi Cechy, jak hlaseno ze
vsech osad, nadseni pro p6cku ie
yeIike. Ku cti kazdemu slouzi. kdo
upise CO neivice!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
Valka.

Nemci zahajili novou ofensivu u
derivse ma Spojence jak v Pikar-
dii TAX We Flandrech. Die ctvrtecni
zpravy Nemci dohyli Hangard-en-
Santerre " mlstech tech Francouzi
bojpii ruku vrucc Americkym VOL
skem) Nemci dohyli mesto nocl
protj1tokem 2 neho vsak hned ma 10
byli vypuzeni. Novym 1tokem IL.
mecke vojsko stale Sc panem M
Ma obou stranach feky Ancre d6io
strelecky BOZ Sc rozzuril. V 1toku
proti posicim okoli Amiens Mem
ci zmocniIi Sc Villers Bretonneux
hajen6ho Anglicany. Misto toto jest
stTediskem tfi hlavnieh siInic tfi
zeleznic. Anglicane prudkymi pro-
ti1toky zarazili Nemce u sameho
m9sta. Ma obou stranach uzitO by
10 tankG. Spojenecke vzudcholodi
cas- pozorovaly nemecke koncen-
trovani vojska. Pozorovanim timto
Spoienci pripraviti Sc mohli ku no.
vemu najezdu NemcG, jemuz kla-
dou mocny odpor.
Zprava nasfch ztratach uverej-
nena We ctvrtek oznamuje 49 nehod
ma boiisti. Dva muzi naseho vojska
padli, sest podlehlo ranam, sedm
nemocem, ctyfi nehodam. 5 ranenO
J bylo tezce a "a lehce.
John D. Ryan. milionafsky mag
nat, ktery stoji cele kOrporace
kontrolujici med. ustanoven byl ku
rizeni stavby vzducholodi. Vlada
ceka cd jeho prace co nejrychlejsf
vyrobu vzducholodi. -
Australasia anglicke vojsko. jak
v patek rano oznameno, dobyIo zp6t
Villers- Bretonneux a zajalo asi 600
N9mc1.
u Dranontre, KENNEL a Vert
raat zufi krveproliti. Nepotvrze-
ma zprava di, ze vrch KENNEL veli-
ce dilezita posice, dostali Nemci do
sv6 moci. Ma sektoru Somme do
,Enemocnice pfevazeni jsou -aneni A.
Imericti vojaci. svedectvi to, ze ma
| 81 jsou cinnymi prudkych bojich.
Do patecnf zpravy pTevezeno bylC
nasich do nemocnice 25 sto dvacet
osm muzH- ranenych a nemOcnych.
I v Vjedne nejodvaenejsich opera
lei We svetove valce, briticke fran.
couzske namoTni silly blokovaly me-
mecke ponorkov6 zakladny Osten'
de Zeebrugge. Pod krytem clOh
dymu, pet starych kTiznik6 zajelc
ma m9lcinu v kanale opusteny svy'
mi posadkami. Lodi byly nalozens
konkretem. Ceilcl neDezpecnym ma
vigacnim pom9r1m, monitory tor
pedoborce podnikly Itok ma molo
Zeebrugge. Utocna ceta byla wy
lodena. NamoTnici pcdnikli 6tol
ma batterii a torpedoborecka a po
norkova skladiste velkou aeropla
nou zakladnu. Jakkoli Sc pfizna
) va, ze ztraty ma zivotech Lyly velm
) tezke, Britove ztratili pouze jedel
! torpedoborec dva pobfezni motto
rove eluny teto operaci. Dive mo
torove barky rovnez Sc pohfesuii,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
.'Sucha' Z0na ZaYini Ztratu aSl
S83.5OO

"Sucha "zona. jez zffzena byla
vladou v obyodu15 mil cd vojerske
stanice ma Colgate. pTipravi okres
asi o S83. 500 ztratou Iicensf hostin-
sk5ch. Ma budoucf rok povoleno
bylo v Towson lO6 licensf proti 273
roku pfedesleao.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
live zobraziIa hrizy vaIetne We
Francii.

Vypravovanim svym o zpustoseni
celych krajin Francie N6mci, "a
chvela posluchaci jak divadle Hi
.podrome, tax We vystavce S. pluku,
Rita Joliet. byvala hrab6nka Mar
garita de Cippico. "Misto strom1
jsou tam pahyly, ,misto kv6tin hniji-
ri mrtvoly, misto vanku jara stopy
smrti. Vizte nase domy! Misto
zd1 ohoTene vrstvy kameni. Pod
kamenfm snad jeste casti tela, jez
kdysi zenou bylo." "Volam k VAN,
podporujte vasi vladu. Kupujte
Liberty Bond." kdyz ona toho cd
vas zada. To nen1 ob6tf, to jest
setfeni Bud'te radi, ze mate pri-
lezitost ku ob9ti. Bud'te radi. re
B6h vam pfilezitost dal, ze mnzete
deKovati muffin vasfm TAM "a
ob6ti. jez oni pfinasi. Oni ob6tuji
zivoty sve "a vas, ga lidskost, svo-
bodu pro Roha"'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
USmrCen ylakem.

NJ" Magnolia stanici usmrcen
byl We stfedu odpoledne deln1k ia
budoyani tamni vojenske stanice "a
mestnang. D6lnik usmrcen byl be-
hem -nava4u delnjk6 do vlaku. Ne
St'astnik, jehoz jmeno dosud neuda-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
MiStnl zprdyy.
BaItinlOrStf SeSf a SlO-
vaci upsali jiz ma $50 IL
sic dOIarIz. NadSend
neudgEcEl3o

Velkolepa manifestacni schdze
poTadana byla v-nedeIi odpoledne Y
klubovni mistnosti Mladikd Z. war
dy ma Ashland avenue. Schdzi jiz
dcastniIy Sc davy tjsnici Sc V mist
nostech a pred budovou. pfedse-
dal mas cesky radni, p. Aug. Klee-
ka. Recniky sch0ze byli pp: kon-
gresnfk Chas. P. Coady. AS. Colds
borough, K. Pergler z Washingto
nu, Rev. Aug. Petranek DR.. j. j.
Toula. Krajane uneseni moenymi
dGvody Tecmi a spolu pfipraveni
ma ddlezitou schdzi pfedbeznou pra-
CT, upsaliv kraticke dobe pres SIPS.
900. Upisy move stale dochazi.
Dod9lame to ma dvakrat sto tisic?
Rekneme ano dodelejme! Moznost
je ma nasi strane! Ruku k dilu!
Ze Strachu pred OdyOdem Sc
uSmrfiI.
]. Harry Getz E. Fayette uljce,
usmrtil Sc We ctvrtek dome MolIie
Frederick, 2408 Eager Place ranou
2 revolveru. DIE policejnlho zazna-
mu Getz dosel do domu Fredericko-
We, kdez Tekl il, ze Sc zabije pone-
vac Sc boil, ze odveden bude X VOL
sku. Ma to odesel do hofejsi mist
nosti, kdez vpalil 81 kuli do hlavy.
Sestra sebevrahova povida jinak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27

Ucinli jme W vshni povnno na koupenm Liberty Bond1
Nedeni manifestacn shdze byla velikolepym zdarem!
uoeban netlnnos ale nadsen ku jeste horive
81 prac pro svobodu vastni, pro svobodu sv6ta!
Kupujme, kupujme bondy svobody
pax dnou az nasi pod prapoy vitezstv vat bost krva
op9t radosti nadeni zapejeme
There's happy time coming when the boys home
glorious coming when the boys home;
We will end the dreadful story
Of battle dark and
In sunburst of glory
When the boys come home
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
ValeGne SkIadiSt9 zajiStenO.

Obrovske vojenske skladiste, ku
jehoz podpoTe zbudovany budou til
velike piery, Cd nichz lodi odjizdeti
budou Sc zasobami pro armadu naSi
We Francii. jest zajisteno. Vice nez-
ii SIS. 900 900 vynalozeno bude Via
dou ma zhudovani pierd skla list
ma pozemclch kolem SO akr1. Stfe-
1.-Two zadne nebude skladano We skla-
d stitch, jez vyhradne sIouziti budou
ku hromad9ni potravin, odev1, sta
n1 a vseho toho, co vojsko potTebu-
je krone stfeliva. Mezi A az S ii.
sici muz1 bude pracovati We skla-
distich.
VhOdi'a mrtvOly d GU nOv0rOZe-
fatek do kanalu.
Policie severovychodniho distrik-
tn patra po zen6. ktera We stfedu
vhodjIa do kanalu ma jefferson a
Bond ulicich dve novorozenStka,
ktera zavinuta nesla baliku pod
pazi. Kdyz videla, ze jisty A. Her
man Llizi Sc k nj, vhodila halik
mrtvolami do kanalu. utekia a
Monument ulici, kdez usedla do "a
ry zmizela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
VIada SpOjenyCh Stdti zprayila
EvrOpu 0 uSneseni kOnferenCe
Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni a S..Ovan-
Ske Ligy,

CeS. mar. SdruZeTll a SOVafl-
Ske Llgy,
ViCensk6 D6lnicke Listy dne 10.
hTezna sdeluji pod nadpisem: Cesko-
sIovenska armada We Francii: Po-
slanci Wedra a soudruzi = kdoz
pax jiny? = rodali atecni schG-
ri poslanecke sn6movny tento DO
taz: "Bezdratnva st4nite vlAdy Spo-
ienych Statd zprcstfedkovala v Dali
IL News 26 1nora toto sd6leni:
Sch1ze Cechoslovak6, ma nfz Zastou-
ren) bylo nekulik set delegat1 ze
vSech diI6 Spoje y,h Stat1, Sc usne-
sIa: Americana ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu teto zemi usedli vysiou
dobrovolnfky do Francie, ably utvo
fili Geskoslovenskou armadu znamou
pod jmenem Armada vft6zstvi neb
smrti. " Tato armada bude bojova-
ii Americany ostatnfmi spojC-
neckymi armadami, proti nemecke
autokracii a "a sv6t)vou dan otrac i
a sebeurceni narodd, jak bylo pro
klamovano presidentem Wilsonem.
Oznamuie Sc, ze sta Cecht Slova-
k1 opousteji kazdym parnikem Spc-
jen6 Staty, aby posili Sc krajany
We Francii, kde shromazdiIa Sc ji2
armada 100000 muzd. Podepsanj
Sc tazi ministra'zemebrany, IDA ma
ze podati eeskoslovenske armade
We Francii blizsf vysvetleni."
DychtiYymi boje,
Olpovi-li volani Stryc4 Sl m mu-
ri We veku Cd 18 do SO rokn tax ia
ko ho$i cd 16 do l8 rok6. kdyz VIA
da volala po trubacich a bubenic ch
pax mel by daleko vice muzG nezli
potfebovati by snad mohl. Oavod-
nj zdejSi stanice zaplavena byla
spoustou hochd ochotnych iiti do
valky jako bubenfci trubaci. Te-
legrafleag z lslavniho stanu ozname
no bylove ctvrtek nepffjimati, zad
nych/ /novych vice. Ia to vsak re-
krutovanl dospelych cd 18 do sc tr-
vati bude tax dlouho, az Maryland
bude Sc mcci vykazati plnym poctem
namornich sborech, kde cd mas Sc
oeekava pomoci ku Is tisicdm mu-
"a, jichz namoTnf sbory do sve pl-
nosti vyzadujf.
CeSka armada v moci NemCI9
Videnska Reichspost sdeluje dne
l3. bfezna: "Cesti sbehove, co zboj-
nfci. Berlin, 16. bTezna. Noviny
sd6lujf souhlasne boji u Bachma-
&c Ukraine, svedenem mezi ne
meckym lvojskem a bolseviky, ma
jichz strane bojovali hlavne cesti
sbehove, kterf nell i tezke deIostTe-
Iectvo. Kdyz Cesi byli obkliceni.
zadali "a svobodny odchod, jenz jim
vsak byl odepTen. -
Pravo Lidu re dne II. bTezna pi-
Sc: "11. 900 Cechd zajato Bach
maee?"
Doufejme ze zprava tato je w.
lhana nepTatelskym nam tiskem.
HOlandSkd Sltuace yaznOu.
V holandsk6m parlamentu zahra-
nicnf holandsky ministr prohlasil,
re napjetf mezi' Nemeckem Ho-
landskem je velice vazne Holland
sky n6mecky ministr vratili Sc re
svych mist dom1. N9mecko doleha
ma okamzitou odpoved' zadosti
sve, ably jemu Holandskem dovoleno
bylo provazeti pisek st6rk.
ObrOvSky parnik st. Paulv
hIubinach.
We ctvrtek pTevratiI Sc skorem
cely ponofil do hlubin obrovskV par
nix St. Paul v pfistave New Yor-
ku. Parnik dopraven byl ku skla-
disti lodenice Brooklynske. ST..
Paul byl jednfm nejvetsfch anne
rickych parnik1. Okamzit6 u6ineny
byly prfpravne prace, aby hlubin
vytazen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
Vojak 7 Meade padl We Francii.
v kladach pOsnal kOralku do
Virginie,

John Miller upadl do s1ti vladni-
no marsha pro posilani kofalky do
Virginie. Miller mel zvlastni zpd-
sob zasilani. V kladach zdanliye
posflanych pro kolafske potfeby, W.
rtal dry, do nichz vessel Sc pint
nebo kvart kofalky, kterou z1zni-
v5m We Virginii prodayal $6 "a
pint. v dome Millerove ma w. Fay.
cite ulici nalezeno bylo nekolik ia
kovych drew, nichz kofalka meIa
prapasovana byti do vyprahle Vir-
0inie
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27

UsBachmace ma Ukraine pavdivou- zpava rakousk5ch
n9meckh dasopn pablo zae c mud sloveke armady
zorganovan aacd nasich ob k Ruko stale po boku
Spoenc byo mimi netostnou
JakJ byl by osud jejch?
Kdo by pomst stradanf, bedy eich?
Sovac My dnes ednou odpov6d otazy yo pacve
dati m6zeme
vast nase nova pobuje na moha pomoc nasfm
voa mas do svyh svym zkrusti
nepfee svobody vsech!
voani e Mediate osudu pate?
Odpfete vo chvatati ker dn6 rychou
pomoc Spojenych Sta6 Spojenc c by
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27

no, vrazen byl v hrnutf Sc do VIA
ku mezi diva zeleznicni vczy a hlava
mu roZdrcena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27

DIE jeiich SLOW Getz zamilovany do
Frederickove, starsi nezli on, chtel
aby 81 ho vzala vzdor tomu, ze me-
la manzela, S nimz nezila. Frede-
rickova nalezena byIa lehce ranena
do hlayy.
Vojak Meade padl We Francii.
Girelam Viscusj, ktery svym ca
sem poslan byl tabora Meade do
Francie, padl V boji. Viscusi jest
Or lhgm vojinem tabora padsfm
ma bojisti. Prvnim byl Polak Mi
chael Duda. ktery vykrvacel ma bo-
jj8ti pred nekolika tydny. Oba do
tabora Meade poslani byli Penn
sylvanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
Epidemic nezaStayena.

Spalnickam, jez pocaly faditi v
meste nasem, dosud nebyla ucinena
pfitrz. B6hem 10 dni onemocnelo
ma ne 1000 ditek. We stTedu ohla.
seno bylo zdravotnfmu 1fadu 121
novych pffpadd.
NemGina pGjde ze Skcl.
Ku navrhu R. ]. Biggse, usnese-
no bylo We stTedu We skolnim vybo-
ru, ably nemcina odstran9na byla re
til pTip.avnych skol. Resoluce
Bjggsoya byla pfijata vsemi hlasy
a neni pochyby, ze studifm n6mci-
ny zcela odstraneno bude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-04-27
ObrOvSky parnik st. Paul v
hlubinach.

We ctvrtek pfevratiI Sc skorem
cely ponoril do hlubin obrovskV par
nix st. Paul pFistave v New Yor-
ku. Parnik dopraven byl ku skla-
disti lodenice Brooklynske. ST..
Paul byl iednfm nejvetsfch anne
rickych parnik1. Okamzjte ucineny
byly prfpravne prace. ably hlubin
vytazen byl.
Evening journal., 1918-08-31
PLAN FOR zoo MORE
At NEWARK CAMP
Captain Camp to Remain
in Charge of Second
Contingent
NINE DRAFTEES
TO BE RE-EXAMINED
specIal b THE EVENING IorRNAL-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Aus. 3i.-.Plans have been
made for receiving early next week the
new contingent OF POO conscrlpted men
from Pennsylvania for the Industrial
Training Camp. The men viii be To-
Gated about the same as those who were
here for the past two months and left
this week. Some Will be quariered In
the armory and others In the college
gymnasium. Captain Camp and the Of
flcers under him who have been here
from the opening Of the camp viii re-
main with the new contingent.
Several Of the old contingent VIII re-
main as instructors I'm various branches
OF the shop work. Nearly two hundred
men were sent 10 different camps this
week as follows: % 10 Fort Leaven-
worth, Kas.; a. 10 the Tank Corps at
Camp Colt. Gettysburg. Pa; % radio
men TO Little Silver, n. j., and 10
Burlington. VI; 62 to Camp Johnston.
Fla; 20 to Camp Hancock, Ga, and 2
radio men 10 College Park, Md.
The following men have been called
10 report at the headquarters OF the
local board on September 3 for re-eXam-
inatiOn!
Robert J. Morris, Mlddletown; VIII
liam Lloyd. Newark: Charles n. ThOmp-
ton Marshallton, Chancellor w Money,
Newark; Henry Honey, Odessa; Della
ware Nelson. Newark; David POnzo.
Chrlstiana; ollie Lewis. Summit Bridge;
Andrew Waters, Summit Bridge.