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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

bNlua have been Withdrawn little
over SIX miles in the fn"c Of an at
tack hy greatly superior forces. which
had heen reinforced from petrogrnd
8n's apparently COMMANDED hy com
p"tent officers. Tho withdrawal wns
"ucce"Hiul undcr "a severe humbaid-
mont
At last reports the Eolshevlk rein
f"rc"mcnts we're reported advancing
qua tho allied forces were under u
f'l ~ ehr'pncl shells ami pom.
poms'
Occasionally "a riX inch she'll from
I'"FhrFik guubua, COZ land battery
would strike.
Tho allies huy" been hundicapped
py "a i'li "t th" water which lett boats
a'"'h "H Ntnd bars ana barred prog
r"ss hF ruuhouts az critical times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
TRIIISH HOiD STRAIGHT
NORTH AND SDlTlI LINE

BRITISH headquarters Boo France.
'frldINI D,. IN ,HeufcrN British
troops held Jn almost straight north
aul south line between IulII and
ialir thus afternoon tn, uup ran
through D-uIrlur' 90 Thuwrrlrs TO
WIhuEnirH tu ll HcuyrcIrio 20 Mar
ruurt tu Has tu NcudeNIIa t1 west
oI Euurhlu Go LILLE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
CAN'T WIN THE
WAR; SAYS FORMER
HUNGARIAN PREMIER

Amsterdam. t"t. lF.-tOunt Tlsfl
th" former Hungarian prcmier, speak
iIr iu the hungarian lower house. uc-
,urding Go H budapest dispatch. said
We have loat tho var In the pcusp
that ip consequence at tho shifting of
the relative STRENGTH Wo can no longer
hope tu win he wat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
.DELG|ANS DESTROY
SHIPS THAT CARRY
FLEEING GERMANS

London. oct 10 RefuEoes arriy-
ms in Holland from Belgium report
that u number OF ships on the Eocloo
canal, carrying CONAN Officers and
VIM material were shot 20 pieces aud
sunk with AN on board by Belgian
troops on friday afternoon, snys a
dispatch from Amsterdam Go the EN.
chang. Telegraph
The German troops. according 20
lh' i'lu-tcs, nro rctyCaUus toward
Gh,ut uuI Antwerp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

President Wilson's conditions general
ly, with one exception. She declares
mat the suhmhrine warfare must
continue until the wars end. She DO.
MES having inflicted cruelties or cav
ried out devastating measures boy 0nd
the scope OF military necessities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
5000 HUNS TRAPPED
NEAR HOLLAND LINE:
FOE FLEES BRUSSELS

Evacuation of Capital Already Begun, According
to Belgian Deputy; Enemy Still Retiring East
ward in Flanders, Toward New Defense Line.
While Allies Drive Wedge Into German Lines
North of the Disc; 200 Boches Captured South
east of Cambria
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

Amsterdam Oct 9lrsh troop, have entered the Belgian
town oi Ecro" according dispatch the Tcegr
SIX thousand Germans have against the Dutch fron
The evacuation Of Brussels 10y Germans has already bcp,
according 10 NJ Heinrich Belgian deputy The DENNY -
quoted thus 10y the correspondent Nnvcs Van DEN bog m
koNcndaa the Dutch frontier who says deputy himself has
arrived at brussels The evacuation reports refer the German
reons and not ~ lhe cylam populalInm of the cltN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

n the top in the Fourth Llbcr-
~ Loan campaign This Is
good news. bat not unexpected.
Never since Albuquerque has hccn
on the map. has Albuquerque fail
ed TO measure up 10 the standard
And Albuquerque is the heart oi
Brrualillo county is BcrualilIo
county The people of city and
county have written glorious
record in the campaign which
closes tonight. There is every in
dicaiion AZ this writing, that this
county will ovcrsubScrlbc lis quota
almost quarter of n million dol
lars This means that the people
of this community viii subscribe
more than a million dollar, to
uclr sam : bond issue to nclp
win the war without further delay
This county is not wealthy couu-
~ and 1t took some husilug to sell
% million dollars worth of bonds
ru three weeks
Those who have done their duty
i'm This campaign will rejoice ,hat
ihr county has made more than
b., quota Those who have held
back and have not done their duty,
viii hc left alone with their con.
srimcc, This war IS the higge,
thing that over happened and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
Wilson Replies to Peace Note of
the Hapsburgs by Demanding
That Government Satisfy Vari
Gus National Claims.
REAL FREEDOM OF THE
OPPRESSED IMPERATIVE
America to Insist That Enslaved
Races of Dual Monarchy Be
Liberated From Hated Yoke OF
Viennese Tyrants.

-. Nashmetv. yet ~. President
N'Is"n hue Come red the peace mote
~ Nuttrlu llN. TN with "a GDClirh.
ton thW t.u ttru- Hungarian GOV
'tnment Wu. itiy the na'cuual as-
lnidtioua OF Wn people and that
lhrN, The urHH. snail bc the Judges
ni thrir rph' Il destin!cs
Th' rpuN 'is time may hr cN-
bidin"d tt iNr nbliCation yesterday
'i % ptu'laWui|. ny Emperor Charles.
i,derlllzYp ih. tate. us Austria n
.h prriuu- ei,H.. 40 quiet the situation
ii home aud H' hc same time meet
the condition. .. peace laid down by
the president
The prcsid'n' .ctor" has spoken Of
ih" justice ul ..' claims OF subject
natiuuAltios o.. self determination
now ne makes 'Nrir re~l freedom "a
condition precedent to peace tOr Aus,
ru Hungary.
The Cz,cho-- -IHyaks. having won
recognition us U. .liEcreuts. yesterday
paved tno way for taking their place
40 the family u' nations by u formal
declaration ot lcpendenco
Tho reply was made 10y Secretary
Lansing YESTERDAY through the Swed
hh minister iu Washington. n calls
attention 90 th, tcuth condition of
peace cuuucatpI bv President VIII
son ON january s, which says the
people of Austria. Hungary should no
'ccordcd the tr'rt opportunity of 1u-
tonomous Development
The note cIll. iitcution 10 tho rec.
Druiuon hy tI, luitsi State ot the
Huchu- Sloylks national council as "a
ttIcto h,lupcr,ut government and
states tla. ihir country has also rCcoF-
u.2cd N, justice uf the natiouuI.stic
Hspratiou, ui the JuF1- Sisvs for free
dom.
Text Cf The Noir.
The tcAt ot a., note handed to the
swedish minister follows
"Sir. ! have the honor to ackuoWl
edge the receipt ot your note ut the
'lA instant Boo which you transmit "a
communication ui The Imperial and
royal government 90 Austria Hun
fhry iu tho president aiu now in
Htructcd hy the president 10 request
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ttonunucd ou rage 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
NEW Mrxrco WEATHER

Unsettled with rain tonlght on sun
rlN mot much change IN temuerature
local Maximum. ~: minimum. g..
nuyr. .s. tt o'clock. a.. uorthW"s'
wind. cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19
CHEN 7 IS En- Err d
TO-DAY Y
IN THE NEWS
Over the Top
Reason for Distrust

n ERNAllILO county is over
X the top in the Fourth Lihcr-
- ~ L.nnn rnmnuium- IhIs |.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

we regret to see a man of A. c. Anderson's calber in the
very embarrassing situation which he finds himself just now be-
cause OF the recent tragedy near Ripley wherein one man, who
mad been harboring a deserter, and one loyal citizen were killed.
Anderson has nobody to blame but himself and in our opinion
the sooner he quits talking about the reasonable affair the bet
ger Tor MIN: In his paper of last week-the first editorial ut
terance ne has made since the tragedy-he seeks to place Tip
pan county between him and his acts and would make the i'm
preston that the newspapers which have commented on the af-
TAR nave charged that Iippah county, as a whole is disloyal. Any
man VINO reads knows this is not true. Tippah county is loyal and
Wnatever apathy might have existed among the loyal citizen
snip II the county has been aroused by the acts and defiance of
tne deserters, the loyalists are now on the watch tower. There
can De n o question that the preachments against the draft and
tne repeated assertions in the Ripley Sentinel, presided over by
4. =: Anderson, that the war was brought on by the "big rich"
ana that there was mo just cause for the war" caused those
PC o. Il h MISGUIDED de Is soldiers to resist the draft. No there is but a
small bunch OF dlsloyalists in Tippah the county of the Lowerys
and many other noble families. That county is rich in splendid
history, 1t is rich in the lives of those who have stood for pure
and undefled Americanism. The peonle of Mississinni
would no more think of holding the loyal people of Tippah
county, who constitute a vast majority of it's splendid citizen
SNIP snip resp responsible msh}dt for the e deserter tragedy of a few weeks past
ciples responsible for the betrayal of our Lord. We know as
well as you 40 the responsible parties and upon whose heads
the blood of those men rests. aat ~
BY the way, did not our Junior Senator make a speech in
nlpley last tan In which ne talked of "big business" bringing on
the war AND the unconstitutionaity of the draft?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
RELATIVES BETWEEF
EUROPEAW RULERS

George V of England Is first cou-
sIn..to Kaiser William OF Germany;
to, Nicholas II, former car of Rus,
sla,. and to the king and queen of
Greece; he is second cousin to King
Albert of Belgium, fourth cousin to
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Ex-
Gar Nicholas of Russia is first cou-
sin to the kaiser and to the king of
Greece, is brother-in-law to Prince
Henry of Prussia, the kaiser's only
brother, and second cousin to the
queen of Roumania. Victor Emman.
uel III. king of Italy, is brother-in-
law to King Peter of Servia and son.
ln-law Of King Nicholas of Monte
negro. King Albert of Belgium is
brother-in-law of the crown prince
OF Bulgaria and of Prince Charles of
H~onenzollern and second cousin to
the kaiser. The queen of Belgium is
a niece of Hrchduchess Marie Therese
OF Austria, third cousin of the king
OF Roumania and second cousin Of
queen Sophia of Greece.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
WANTED, SAYS THE AID.
But Can You Fill the III,

You do not pick up a daily pane,.
published in n of our big cities
and fail to find ads. from business
hrms wanting b~ookkeepers and ste.
n~ographers. anu '"-
n is good evidence that Won
would not have to look for a Job if
you were trained to fill one, but the
JOB would look for you.
). d. MARSEE, B~ookkeeper,. Jeli-
co Coal Co., Tinsley, KY, writes !.
After taking Draughon's Bookkeen'
ing course, | was promoted from shin.
ping clerk to head bookkceper.s nv
salary is 10000 month";"
II you are short of ready cash or
think you cannot spare the time from
your daily work to take business
granting, let US talk the mattor over
II you will furnish the will power. we
wull furnish the way.
Calling will not ohsis,te Won
Come; let's talk it over. 0rnuchon,s
Practical Business. Collee. !. Nas6v;Ha
POSITIONS SEE 5aED
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

Grenada Red Cross Chapter as fol-
lows: "a little note of thanks from
boys of Battery c for the hearty re-
ception and send off we received at
Grenada on our way here" This
shows that these boys appreciate the
kindness as evidenced by the good
people of Grenada in showing the sol
dier boys that our hearts are with
them. Several people at various
trains have overheard these boys say
in substance that of all IL owns they
have passed through on &4ir journ-
eys over the country Il IL Grenada
has given them the mos ..ospitable
reception of any. The Sc lael is not
throwing boquets at the ,csgn when
1t makes this statement L. il is one
that can be backed up by a goodly
number of people who have brought
it to the attention of this Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

ID, Was not President Wilson's refusal to reappoint Sen.
ator Vardaman's own brother U. S. Marshal absolute proof that
the President did not believe our Junior Senator had supported
his administration?
Ia. Was not Secretary McAdoo's statement made in his re-
cent jackson speech in regard to the flibusters (of which SEN
ator Vardaman was one) evidence that he did not regard Sen.
Vardaman as a supporter of the war?
Is. Has anybody in Mississippi except a supporter of Sen.
Vardaman ever said, "Such men as Wilson who would plunge
lis a traitor?"
10. Was. Sen. Vardaman's speech made at Bay St ouis IA
1916, wherein he criticized the Presidents prepared, - mes
sage, in which he used the following language in ref snce to
other congressman and Senators, "The little fools 90 W here to
see him and soon they are down on their bellies before lin like
pointer pups" calculated to help the President?
II. Is it not a fact that Sen. Vardaman is among the few Sen
ators who never darken the doors of the White House?
Now If the esteemed Yazoo Sentinel says, Senator Var
daman has supported heartily every war measure since war
was declared" will our Yazoo namesake state why such able
men who have been loyal to the political fortunes of the Junior
Senator heretofore, have renowned him and are working for
Pat Harrison because, as they say, Senator Vardaman has not
been loyal to his party and has not supported President Wilson
and the war. OF course these men may not know what they are
talking about or what they are doing? Among those hereto
lore Tor the Senator now against him for the reasons above given
are: %I'Nt#
Judge Robert Powell, Judge la. Robins, Judge R. F.
Cochran, Judge Stone Deavours, Hon. ]. M. McBeath, DR.. E.
Z. Jones, Hons. Jas. Mcclure, Minis Williams, Frank Pinson,
r. +. Blount and scores of others. 5For the same reason the fol-
lowing are among the many newspapers that are no longer for
County Herald, Tallahatchie Herald, Summit Sentinel, Wood
Vile Republican, Winston County Journal, Eupora Progress
and others.
ihere are lO5 newspapers in Mississippi who are not fav-
orable to Senator Vardaran,s reseaection and hardly a core ac-
lively supporting him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
---- W.. s.
. ABOUT. THE CEMETERY. -,
To the Members of the Cemetery
Association: :,

Time and again the Executive Com.
mittee of this organization has urged
upon the members the fact we CAN
NOT take the responsibility of direct
ing the work of those who live in Gre
NADIA Or near here. This must be
done by the owners. If you find
your lot poorly kept first ask your
self the question: Have 1 given the
lot my personal supervision, which
is necessary if it is to be beauti-
fed and well kept?
There has been so many
graves to dig since he began work
that he has not been able to keep
right up with the work as he want
ed to do. He is supposed to put in
an extra man for the lost time but
the extra man" can seldom be had
these days when help is so scarce.
Then up to date we have only had on
mower in good working order. The
other mower is being repaired.
IT the general work in the cemtery
does not come up to the expecta-
lions of some members, the above
may show why this is
true.
Please do your part by giving your
lots your personal attention and then
if the work is not done s~atisfactor-
lily call Mrs. S. S Roane, the treasurer
or the secretary, the undersigned.
Mrs. Payne is i'll and not able right
now to bear the burden of the work
as she has done for all these years.
She should not have to worry over it
all. Very respectfully,
Eva H. Whitaker, Sect'y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

well-known citizens of the community; both had lived the az
erage sort OF life; butaw when they. passed from out, this vale 6
tears John was paid in advance. while Abe was some six @
seven seasons behind the lighthouse. Their funeralsMwer
held; mourners in about equal numbers follow them to thei
last long resting places. The editor is alone in the sanctun
He sums up their careers in his mind, and after looking at thei
subscription accounts he takes the office typewriter on hi
knee and this is what he says: -
JOHN JONES se*>
Our heart is in a tunult of sadness, and lfes way has been
darkened. a familiar form has gone from ur midst that the coming
years will be unable to replace. To know our friend and neighbor,
John Jones, a to love him. He was the soul of generosity and kind
less, and his sad 1eavetaking has cast a pail over the entire COM
munlty. AS a husband and father he w a the personifcation of ali
that as good and noble; in his business dealings with his fellow lei
he as IN acme Il honesty and righteousness. He has gone out yer
tn "neciad nils OF time tt await the coming Of his loved ones o that
other shore. His life va ideal; an inspiration to better citizenship:
and we know that his shall be the reward of the faihful-a sea on
the right OF the throne, a place in glory through all the eternal ages.
~. @a~ ~. 9 ABE SMITH ~ @
In the due course of human events Destiny finally came to it's
senses, and last Wednesday night reached out and yanked old Abe
Smith into the unknown. We don't know where he has gone, and arc
a damsle les@ So far a this community is concerned we a spare
MN with pleasure. He WIS a boulder upon the rails of progress: he
w agn everything that stood for the betterment of the town in
which he lived. He wa paramonious, low-down, and foul of mouth,
ing a widow and eight small children, no estate, and a n unpaid sub
scr1ption account at this Office of seven dollars. We are humane, we
are forgWng, and just before the undertaken screwed the lid down we
put in a seersucker suit, a palmleaf fan, and a thermometer. We
hope he'll have a big darn sight lot of use for 'em.
Exchange.
We reproduce the above not that we are limiting at any
our subscribers, for we do not have delinquents, every sub
'crlber on our books is on the paid in advance basis, but for
he reason that we thought it good reading.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
CONGRATULATIONS TO
TIE PLANT ON WHAT
IT HAS DONE
Tie Plant, Miss.
Nav 2S. 1918.

Tie Plant, Miss.
H. May %, 1918.
Editor Sentinel, 81
Grenada, Miss.
Dear Sir:
On May 3rd, we receiv d the at
tached letter.
"To the Citizens of Tie Plant: Greet,
ings:
1t has been our very great pleas
ure to note your record for patri-
otto service as established by the fol
lowing facts:
Ten Volunteers for Active Service
Leading Fourth Class Post Office in
the County in Sales of War Savings
Stamps; Thre Hundred per cent Sub
scriptiOn to Third Liberty Loan; Sub
scribed One Tenth the Allotment to
Grenada in Second Red Cross Drive.
That is a record to be proud of.
We congratulate you; we thank you
for your example and congratulate
ourselves that you are our neighbors
and fellow citizens. This war makes
us all feel the tie that binds us to
our fellow Americans, and our hearts
warm toward all those who are
standing with u for the rights of
man. 1t must make us realize our
human brotherhood in larger, fuller
measure. If every community in u
country had done as we'll in proper
ton as you have done, our boys
would have no need unsupplied, our
country would have no fear, and the
Kaiser would have no refuge nor hid
ing place.
Your service makes us feel the love
of country has not persisted and we
are sincerely glad to give you this
word of appreciation while your
hearts are warm to feel our friend
ship.
Most cordially yours,
(Signed) J. R. COUNTESS.
j. T. THOMAS,
B. c. ADAMS,
j. H. BROWN.
To the good people of Grenada we
would say, that if we have done we'll,
is because of the splendid example
which you have set before us.
Among the causes c%ontributory to
awakening of our little communi-
ty,. none has proven more potent than
ringing address upon patriot
delivered to is by DR.. Countiss.
We are your friends,-command
u.s., 49,,
THE CITIZENS OF TIE pT ANT1r
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TO COME WHETHER CONGRESS ADJOURNs
OR NOT.

The McComb City Enterprise, a warm supporter of Sen.
Vardaman, IN It's issue of May %, says that a Mr.. o. R. .Stuar,
OF Forest, "a warm friend" of the Senator, states that he is au-
thorized to say that Sen. Vardaman will come home "early in
July and make a tour of the entire state" and that this can be
zone without interference with his official duties even though
Congress does not adjourn" The same article states that the
senator IS being besieged by his friends from every section of
Inc state begging him to return and make an active campaign. -
Whats the matter with the Senator's political fences? We take
IL that this Is thrown out as a feeler of public sentiment,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

The cotton report published in the Commercial Appeal last
Monday shows a big increase in acreage, when we consider the
demands ofthe country for food and the fact that so many have
been taken out of the country for the army. We fear that our
farmers are forgetting the lessons of the boil weevil and that
they have suffered the alluring prices of cotton make them for
get sound business as well as to partially close their eyes to the
call of the Nation for more food for the war. Cant raise more
cotton and more food, too, with less labor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

We have long admired Roosevelt but he is doing much to
lower himself in the estimation of the American people in con-
stantly fault-fnding with President Wilson. Roosevelt hates
SO bad to be overlooked or overshadowed that he will stulify
hs patriotism to keep in the limelight. He wanted to go to
France and the war board said nay, and ever since that day,
things have not been done right at Washington. If Roosevelt
did not keep kicking nobody would know where he is and GER
tainly few care just now.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

We believe it a patriotic duty for Republicans and Dem
ocrats at this juncture to get together wherever they can and
lay aside their traditional antipathies. Certainly in those dis
trlcts where the congressman is sure to be Democratic, the
Republicans might we'll unite in the renomination-and in dis
trlcts where the congressman is sure to be Republican the
Democrats might well do the same. What sense is there in
doing anything else?-LOwell Courier.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
# w. S..
FARMERS

To join the Grenada County Red
Cross Pig Club and thereby help two
of the greatest and most needful
causes that we have. The country is
calling for more meat and | am sure
the farmers are doing their bit to-
wards supplying this demand. Our
boysgover there r calling daily on
the Red Cross Workers and we all
know that this great organization
should be backed up by every loyal.
r~edblooded citizen of America.
If interested sign the certificate of
membership below and write to YOUR
County Agent for blank certificates
and buttons so that you may join in
and help get every man, woman, and
child enrolled in this great move
NJ. McKIBBEN.
Membership Certificate
of the Grenada County Red Gross
Pig Club.
Whlte---- Colored.---
[, .------.-..Postofice.
District SchOol.--.., agree and
promise to obtain and keep one Dig
rom June 18th until some day in Sep
'ember, set by the Farm Demonstra-
'or, and at that time deliver the said
Dig at Grenada to be shipped for sale:
further agree to give 1907 of
ne net proceeds received from this
zig to the Red Cross wo, :.
C-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31
1T MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

That it pays to keep your subscription to the home naner
paid up is a long established fact. Take the case If Johr
Jones and his neighbor, Abe Smith, for instance =. Both. were
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

If there ever was a time that we should be charita BILE with
the faults of each other-and there never was a time that men
should mott is in the hour when we are fighting the most
barbarous nation known to the worlds history.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-31

Grenada county sends a cheering message to her sons who
have gone to fight the Huns in the money she has subscribed in
the Red Cross drive. #