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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
IA CEORGLANS '
ON CASUALTY LIST
CALHOUN SOLDIER REPORTED
MISSING is BACK

Washington Oct, 10-The following
casualties are reported by the Com.
handing General of the American
Expeditionary Forces:-
Killed in action 35; missing in &C.
tiCn Sc; wounded severely 172; died
of disease 81; died of accident and
other causes6: died from wounds /;
died from aeroplane accident 3;
wounded, degree undetermined q.
Georgians included are:
Killed in action Private Dilmus
Brown, Statham.
Died from wounds Sergt George C.
Blu. nett, Jonesboro; Private Louis M.
Thompson, Dexter; Leander Daniel,
Palmetto; Zachariah McAIIister. La
Grange; Marine Private Robert C.
Fowler, Woodbury..
Died from Accident Private Matt Dur.
ham. JeffersonviIle.
Wounded severely 1t Claude D.
Barclay, Decatur; John D. Rush.
Atlanta; Cleveland Walker; Harrison:
Fred Stokes ,COvington; John S. Nc
Allister, Albany; Charles S. Harrison,
Columbus.
Missing in action Private Aaron O.
Holt, HHebardsville.
Returned to duty. (preveviousiy
reported missing in action Private
James w Mass Calhoun.
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GOOD MIDDLING CLOSED 30
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
REAL CRASH HITS
GERMAN STOCK
EXCHANGE ! 7
GREAT BANKS FAIL TIC STOP ~
NANClAL CRASH

Zurich, Oct. 1O.-Meaa ures taken by
the great banks to stop the panic on
the German stock exchang had only
temporary effect.
According to the Munich Post pro-
vincial capitalists took a certain time
to grasp what was happen ing and then
threw blocks of stocks on the market.
There were no purchasers, the Post
says, 1t is genuine cras h this time.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
CORONER HELD
INQUEST NEGRO
WOMAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN POISONED DIED NATuR.
AL DEATH

CORNER Fitzgeral today held an
inquest over the body of Annie Vau-
GIN, cOlored wife of Henry Vaughn
after it had been reported that the
woman had been poisoned The jury
decided that the woman came to her
death from natural cases.
She died sometime early this morn
ing after husband had left for the
house to get doctor.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
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BIG UPRIGHT PIANO
CARRIED IN PAINE

Paris, Oct. 9-One of the new large
Allied bombing planes in order to
demonstrate it's carrying capacity has
brought from London to Paris full
sized upright plans The machine
landed in Paris safety after it's flight
across the English channel.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10

OF LIE Chateua Sallaumines. Noyel Les
Eas been captured. The fighting is
going on southeast of Cambria on both
sides of Caudry.
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Americans In Action
With the Americans Northwest of
Verdun, Oct 1O.--Pershing's infantry
today again went into action on the
left wing of the Argonne forest, after
an sallsaStilliaEy hombardment.
The Germans are throwing in their
reserves on their left which has now
been exposed.
In the Argone pocket the enemy is
also endeavoring to withdraw his
troops to other points to restore his
lines.
-Puy MOIh ROn1S-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
PLAN AUTONOMY
FOR AUSTRIAN
PEOPLE
WANT TO MAKE WILSON'S STIPU-
LATIoN ACCOMPLISHED FACT

London, Oct. 10.-It is reported from
Vhanna that the Austro- Hungarian
ministerial council has decided to in
troduce national autonomy in rorder
to make Present Wilson's stipulation
an accomplished fact" says an Elk
change Telegraph dispatch form Co.
Lanhagen.
The Czech party did not participate
IN the deliberations. 1t is holding an
important meeting today.
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London, r?-dn shrdlu hrdlu hrdlub
A movement favoring a proclamation
separating Hungary and Austria is
making extremely rapid progress
among the public in the dual monarchy
according to Zurich dispatches.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
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CONCERT MONDAY /,
i NIGHT BY BAND
4
GEORGIA INDUSTRIAL HOME
CONCERT h.

The boys band from the Georgia
Industrial Home will give a free. con.
Il
cert here Monday night at the court
house at $3.50 o'clock This band comes
once or twice year and brings with
it real entertainment y.
/ The general public is invited to
attend and enjoy the program. n
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
SERBS CHASING
BEATEN AUSTRIANS
REACHED % MILES SOUTH OF
NISH

London, Oct. 10.-Slebian troops
pursuing the defeated Ninth Austrian
division, Monday entered Leskovats,
% miles south of Nish and VlasotintZe
according to the official Serbian state
ment today
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
AnqIo-Americans Advance

London Oct 10-Th.e attack of the
Anglo-American forces in thu branch
between st. Quentin and Cambria re-
suited yesterday evening in continued
advances. it is officially announced.
The British are ow within two miles
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
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PR.USSiAN WAR MINISTER
RESIGNS HIS PLACE

Copenhagen, Oct. 10 ccording to
a aemofficial report from R2rlin. The
resignation of Gen Monstein, Prus.
sian War Minister, has been accepted;
and Mai Gen. Scheuch was appointed
as his successor. i
Scheuch has, been head of the de-
partment of munitions. u
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
British Advancing

London, Oct 10.-Between Lens and
the Scarpe the British are also advanc
ing and in touch with the Germans
to the west of the line of Vitry-En
Arlois, Azel-Les-E querchin and ROW
roy.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
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Americans Penetrate Lines

Washington, Oct 10.-The penetra-
ton of the German line of resistance
west of the Meuz by the Americans
against fresh enemy divisions is re-
ported in Pershings communique of
Wednesday.
East of the Meuze further gains
were made during the day in spite of
violent counter attacks while in the
Argonne forest the Aemricans cap
tul'sd important heights south of
Marco and joined hands with the
French at Lancon
More han two thousand Additional
prisoners were reported.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
AMERICANS BEND
KRIEMHILD
LINES
BRILLIANT SPEEDY ADVANCE IS
RECORDED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

With the American Army northwest
of Verdun. "wednesday Associated
Pl'asa) The American forces opera
ting west of the Mueze returned to the
attack against the formidable Kriem-
hid line today. The assault was made
just south of ROMANCE and in a bril-
liant, SIT edy avdance they forced the
Germans back through their positions
prepared so long by them.
Further to the riaststhe Americans
forced their way through Cunel wood
which was bristling with machine guns
This success wade it easier to storm
the Mamelle trench of the Kreimhild-
Steelung line by sweeping away flank
ing fire which previously rendered its
capture so difficult
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
EMPEROR
WILLIAM HAS !,
AA4AAAA AA'A AAA AZ !
ADVOCATED !. !;
s
STOCKHOLM HEARS PERSISTENT
REPORT
!.
Observation-Disclosures

Stocking I'm, Oct. t0-Therc is a
persistent Eumor here that Emperor
William hab at,dicatcd.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
F",nch Taking Towns

Paris, oct 10.--The French, advaHlc.
ing east of the St Quentin-L echateau
Railroad, have captured Estases wood
and Be cquiex village and further sou4h
they Fave taken Marcy, and reached
Fonta In Norte Dame as we'll as Fen
SOM mes, it is Officially announced.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-10
VIENNA WAITING
WITH IMPATIENCE
WANT WILSON'S ANSWER TO
PEACE OFFER

Paris. Oct. 1O.-Feverish Impotence
is shown by the people of Vienna,
while they are waiting Wilson'S reply
to the peace dispatch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
UCzMY DzIECI NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
movie PO POLSKU.
OBRAZY Z WOJNY.
LoWicz.

Pc zdradzie Rennenkampfa W
listopadzie 1914 r. rezultatem kt6-
rel bylo wypuszczenie armii Ma
kenzena z pierscienia pod hodzia
cofalismy sic ma Kowicz mad RE
ka Bzura.
Rozlokowalismy sic we wsi Kan
pinie mad sauna Bzura. Pc tygod-
niowych uciazliwych Freeman
szach byl to raj prawdziwy cie--
szyc sic zasluzonym wypoczyn--
klein i wysuszyc nawskros pre-
siakniete ubranie. Deszcze listopa-
dove pada}y bezustannie robiac
ME przebyte topiele z naszych pol
skich dr6g. w goscinnej wsi ksie
zackiej zapomnielismy ia chwile
G twardej doll zo1nierza i kazdy
z mas oddal sic k%oniecznej piracy
ten 1ataniem .podartych but6w
czesci odziezy, 6w czyszczeniem
karabinu, inni zn6w W kocio}kach
gotowali wode, azeby uraczyc
sic herbata. Ma divorce wiatr je-
sienny wy1 i z pasya rzuca1 sic ma
slomiane strzechy, zlewajac je pc
tokami dzdzu re sniegiem.
Brr, wstretna pogoda, PISA XII
jem ME wypedzisz. Nam jednak
cieplo, milo, radosnie - wypoczy
mex.
Pc kolacyi udalismy sic ma spo-
czynek, ale sen jakos ME bra],
wrazenia przezytych dni spedza-
1y sen z .oczu. Azeby rozpedzic
"brudz" towarzysze broni rosya-
ME zaspiewali swoje. smutne dunn
XII, ''mmmmmmmm glosno wzywa
Ii "matuszki caricy niebieskiej."
ia uciek1em mySla do swoich ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22

Francyi i Anglii wyslano: $50
dziel, z dublet6w biblioteki otrzy
manych ia ten eel z Zarzadu Clio
vneg~ Towarzystwa Szko9v Lu-
dowej.
Wydatki Muzeum W roku 1917
Is wynosi1y 1882 fr. 46 ct. do
chody 6.917 fir. 80 ct.
z powodu sta}ego cd poczatku
wojny deficytu dug Muzeum wy
nosi 64,059 Fl. Sc ct.
" +. 1917-1S swiecilismy dwie
setne rocznice narodowe: Kosciu
ski i Dabrowskiego. Uroczystosci
kossciuszkowskie, urzadzone stara-
MEM Komitetu szwajcarsko pols--
w pRapersvillu obchodzilis
my W dniu IL i IA pazdz. 1917.
Prey tel okazyi prywatnym nak}a
dem wyblto medal pamlatkoWy z
portretcm Kosciuszki i jego ha--
STEM: "WolnosG, calosc niepodle
CLOSE oraz z podobizna zamku
rappersvilskiego, przechowuj ace-
90 SERGE Naczelnika Narodu. w
setna rocznice smierci Dabrowskie
go odbylo sic W dniu 6 czerwca
1918 r. staraniem Muzeum zafob-
ne nabozenstwo W kosciele 90.
|Kapucyn6w i nak}adem- Muzeum
wydano medal IA Geese tw6rcy
Legion6w, roboty zmirgrodzkie--
90 z portretem jen. Dabrowskie--
go i pamietnemi sfowami jego tes
tamentu: "Przyszfosc macie wiel
ka i swietna, ale ufajcie tylko sa-
mym sobie i budujcie tylko ma VIA
|snej sile."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
'MIARUs' Worek, daia Ego Pazidlerniika, 1918.

Polakiem maja do czynienia!
Pozostal ma polu walk dzien;
apoWr6ciwszy ma sW6j po-.
sterunek doW6dztWa, napisal ma
tychmiast .entuzyastyczny rapport
do genera1a Archinard'a 0 wspa-
nialem zachowaniu sic jego zolnie
rzy.
Oficerowie niemieccy oczom
swym ME wierza.
Jenc6W Wzieto 200, a sauna tyl
ko sta kompania pochwycila pre-
sz1o setke; oficer6W niemieckich
wzieto osmirl. CT, kiedy ich wzie-
to ma badanie W posterunku pull
kownika, oczom swym wierzyc ME
chcieli, re maja pred SODA Pola-
kow. Ciz zolnierze m6wili do mich
20 niemiecku i to ich dziwi}o. DO
Francuzi rzadk0 tym jezykiem
w1adaja, a Polacy W kaskach tyl
ko or1ami IA ramionach i guzika-
mi rooznia sic Cd Francu7ow. Ale
kiedy oficerowie W konfederat--
kach zagadali do mich ich jezy--
kem, i to jezykiem zupe1nie po-
prawnym, Niemcy byli tax zdzi--
wieni, re przypuszczali jakas ma
skarade. Wowczas i'm polscy of
cerowie oznajmili, re juz oddaw-
ma polski sztandar powiewa IA pc
ZACH Francyi obok sztandarow
sprzymierzenc6w, re nar6d polls
Xxi przez Niemc6w ma ziemiacf
swych uciskany, tn, we F'rancyl::
iprzeciwko swym wrogom nleubfa
ganym wystawil Wojsko Narodo-
we Polskie, kt6re OTTO pc raz pier
wszy wystapi}o Ia froncie dot.
kliwie da1o poznac Niemcom, &c
bic sic. umie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
Muzeum Narodowe W Rape,
syillu " r. 1918.

Dnia 4 5 sierpnia odbylo sic
zebranie ..Rady Muzeum Narodo-
wego w Rapersvillu pod przewod-
nictwem Wiceprezesa Rady prof.
DR.. Laskowskiego, czlonka Rady
prof. Wac}awa Gasztowtta, PIP.
Boles}awa Motza, oraz dyrektora
Muzeum p. K. zmigrodzkiego.
Zebrani uczcili pamiec zmar
1ych W roku biezacym, a zasfuzo-
nych ola Muzeum: cz1onka Rady
Tadeusza Rutowskiego i cz}onka
wspierajacego Bronislawa Pi}sudz
kiego. Wiceprezes prof. Laskows
ki przedstawicif og6lny stan Mu-
zeum, dziekujac Instytucyom o.
sobom, kt6re pomoca swa umozll
willy plac6wce polskiej W Szwaj-
caryi przetrwanie Ago roku woJ-
ny; re szczeg6lna wdziecznoscia
podni6sf pomoc Akademii Umiej.
W Krakowie oraz zyczliwe- wezwa
ME Sekretarza generalnego Aka
demii, prof. Ulanowskiego do spo
4eczenstwa polskiego pomoc ola
Muzeum, zagrozonego W swym by
Gle przez coraz trudniejsze warun
XII finansowe.-Zebranie przyjefo
do wiadomosci sprawozdanie Dy-
rektora p. Zmigrodzkiego o pra-
cy w Muzeum wyrazaja lac jemu,
bibliotekarzowi i pomocnikoWi dy
rektora uznanie "a wytrwaiosc.
Wreszcie uchwolilo budzet IA
rok 1858 oraz nada}o II studen
tom polskim s%typendya z funda--
cyl i'm. Krystyna Ostrowskiego,
kt0ra Rada Muzeum zawiaduje.
Re sprawozdania "a rok 1918
podajemy nastepujace szczegoiy:
Muzeum otrzymalo 1902 darow
w TEN przedmiot6w muzealnych
81, 1910 bibliotecznych.
Muzeum zwiedzilo 6943 os6b, W
tel liczbie $40 Polak6w 5698
Szwajcar6w, a 1877 os6b. innych ma
rodowossci. Praca w Muzeum sku
pia1a sic okolo katalogowania |
inwentarzowania przedmiot6w
muzealnych, wsr6d innych cenne.
go i ciekawego zbioru archeologi-
cznego. Obok prac dotyczacych
administracyi, wiele czasu zajelo
udzielanie informacyi cudzoziem-
com i .posrednictwom rozdzielo--
nym rodakom W korespondencyi.
w r. 1918 ~przeslano 1047 IL
stow i 1O.072 FIR. 80 ct.
w Bibliotece Muzeum uzupel--
niano katalog alfetyczny, ukon--
czono katalog rzeczowy ksiazek j
rozpoczeto katalogowanie czaso--
pism. Katalog rzeczoWy powiekszo
ny uwzglednionymi juz artykufa
mi pism Biblioteki, liczy dis oko
10 10000 kartek. Pr6cz prac mad
uporzadkowaniem zbiorow rycin,
map j pism przystapiono do syste
matycznego opracoWania katalo--
gu rekopisoW. Prace te rozpoczeto
cd Akt6W Legacy polskiej " Pa
ryziu: I'll. 1831-1833 " +. 1918
W,yyp,ozyczono 2118 ksiazek, 595
Irycin, nut,map j rekopisoW. Jen-
com polskim we Wloszech, we
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22

#~@@#S4 4T*+@=&G&s
|chanych, z ktorym mic nieubla-
gany los rozdzielil-moze ma zaw
SIZE.
Oko1o godziny 8 Pc polnocy
dial sic s}yszec daleki grzmot, kt6'
ry z zywio1owa sila zblizal sic ku
howiczowi; rozpoczal sic ivy
ky huraganowy koncert dial
nieprzyjacielskieh przygotowa=
ME do efenzywy. Szrap1neele rwa=
sic W powietrzu b}yskami swy-
mi jak ognie bengalskie rozr.ywa-
ia ma minute ciemna noe listopa-
;dowa:
tn i 6wdzie pisma sWiate} re-
jak fantastyczne mac
XII olbrzymiego potworu dope1nia-
ia wspanialego, lecz groza przej-
mujacego obrazu.
Biegne ma stacye telefronicznaa
i cd zo1nierzy te%lefonist6w dowia-
|duje sic re Niemcy wznowili ofeen
zywe pomiedzy howiczem a vista
Rypin ma przestrzeni Is worst.
!Ryk dzial stale sic coraz szybszy,
jnasze baterye odpowiadaja, lecz
s}abo, brak BOWEN %pociskow.
IChwilami slychac salwy karabi--
move i trzeszczenie kulomiot6w.
Walka ma smiere i zycie rozpocze
}aa sic ma dobre.
Wraca nasz ob6z aprowizacyj-
ny z niczem, pociski niemieckie
padaja tax gesto ma miasto, re
mowy ME ma o przedostanle sic
do Kowicza, gdzie by1y sk@ady in
tendentury.
Naraz trwoga, = ordynansi bic
gaia ma wszystkie strony z rozka-
zami; - 2gi battalion otrzymuje
rozkaz wymarszu.W milczeniu for
muja sic szeregi, ma twarzach via
rus6w uroczysta bladosc, i div
ma jakas rezygnacya, u zolnierzy
Polak6w usmiech blaka sic Ia u
stach. Jakas ksiezniczka zgrzybia
la staruszka zegna ich Krzyzem
%swietym, jak ma komende wszyscy
zdejmuja czapki zegnaja sic. Pc
lacy zaintonowali piesn "Pod Two
ia Obrone'' lecz ME przespiewali
.polowy, gdy rozlega sic kr6tka Ike
menda, %powtarzaja ia oficerowie:
szeregi robia zwrot w prawo
nikna w %jesiennej nieprzyjrzane:
mgle i ulewie deszczu listopado-
wego. -
Ida - "a ziemice, "a nasza, "a
ukochana. Po1owa ich ME wr6ci
lecz ma ich miejsce- stana nowi DO
jownicy. - Mech wan Bog bio
gos}awi i MECH krew wasza odkr
|pi why ojc6w naszych.
Bitwa trwa}a do 4 pc po}udniu
- Niemcy trzykrotnie sill do ats
XII i trzykrotnie rozbili sic o.pier$
ch1opa polskiego 39ta syberyjsks
dywizya broniaca Kowicz, W swo
i'm sk1adzie miala po1owe Pola-
k6w. TAX to broni} chop polski re
dzinna ziemie. 0 jedenastej przec
%pofudniem zaczely przeciagac SIZE
,lregi woz6w ambulansowych z raj
nymi. Kazdy z mich zapomnial {
swych cierpieniach - wszyscy ty
ko powtarzali Hniemcy odpar
TAXA radosc malowa}a SIT
W ich oczach, TAXA g}eboka Wiarf
!; W zwyciestwo, re wszyscy patrzf
cy ma mich myself, re niemiec pc
bity, wypedzony "a dziesiat;
! granice i ME grozi i'm zadne ME
bezpieczenstwo. Ma ten raz To-
wicz byl ocalony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
S343a:y CO
33:Z:l; RAPIDS IOWA
0de2wa do S%zanownych Cen.
tralnych Komitet6w 0by-
watelskich.

Semi Narodu Polskiego W De
troit, zlezy} ma bark Vase Sza-
nowni Panowie ciezki lecz tax mi
1y kazdemu sercu polskiemu O.
bowiazek baczenia i dok1adania
wszelkich usi1owan, azeby rekru-
tacya do wojska polskiego we Fra
ncyi posz1a jak najszybszym tenn
penn, azeby W najblizszych kilku
miesiacach MONA by1o podwoic
!liczbe naszych zo}nierzy walcza--
|cych juz IA zachodnim froncie z
nawa1a krzyzacka.
S1owa Romano DmoWskiegoPre
zesa Komitetu Narodowego W Pa
!ryzu, W kt6rych wyrazi} nadzieje
i potrzeby zeby W kr6tkim CA
sic nowych przynajmniej 10000
ochotnik6w dostarczy1o spo}eczen
|stwo polskie ola naszej Armii,
|niechaj g}eboko zapadna Wam W
dusze vase, niechaj zacheca Was
do nowych wysi}k6w do nowej i o
wocnej piracy ma niwie narodowej
Niechaj kazdy z was Szanowni
jPanowie iako iednostka, a ca1y
Komitet Obywatelski jake zesp6}
ludzi, wysunietnych ma czo}o ma
rodu polskiego przez miejscowe
F, Organizacye i Towarzystwa, po-
! stawi sobie "a swiety sw6j obo-
wiazek. azeby kazda wolna cd pra
cy codziennej chwile, poswiecic
ma wynajdowanie coraz to nowych
isposob6w, azeby re%krutacya do
Armii Polskiej jak rwacy potok,
pociagne1a "a SODA tie wszystkie
wielkie jeszcze zastepy m1odziezy
polskiej, kt6ra ME odnalazla jesz-
;cze do tel chwiliw sobie ducha
polskiego kt6ra przenosi widac O.
roze i hanbe raba mad godnosc
szczescie czlowieka wolnego.
Szanowni Panowie - Dzien Al
mil Polskiej, uroczystoscia nasza,
|polska, jedyna W swoim rodzaju
niechaj sic stanie, niechaj bedzie
ION epokowym wydarzeniem.
Komisya Wojskowa ia to usta-
rowi}a Dzien ten, azeby ocknefy
sic dusze W. grzechu ob%ojetnosci
!narodowej zatwardziale, azeby
m1odziez polska dotad ma uboczu
stojaca, goraca mi}oscia do wolno
sci zapalala, azeby mlodziez pol
ska W dniu tym t}umnie pospieszy
la w szeregi Armii Polskiej azeby
dzien ten dal tel ~naszej ukochane]
Armii autenomicznej przynaj-
mniej 1000 nowych bojownikow:
azeby dzien ten stall sic jednym 2
Inajpiekniejszych moment6w W ma
szej piracy narodowej.
"Jeszcze Me Zginela' HE.
chat W edniu tym rozbrzmiewa "
kazdym polskim domu, pamieta(
jednak nalezy, re zginac ME be-
die Ona mog}a tylko wtedy gdy
tysiace naszych najserdeczniej-
Iszych ch1opak6w rzuci sic ma ma
szych wrog6w, gdy poczuja on
ma swych karkach mocarna piese
polska, gdy wolny juz prawie ma.
rod polski jeszcze raz do smier-.
telnych stanie zapas6w Q swoJa
ziemie, 0 swoj jezyk, Q swoj doby
tex, o swe istnienie narodowe.
KOMISYA WOJSKOWA.
1900
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
TWO MEN FORCED TO
HELP IN WAR ON HUNS

Abbeville, Gas May 27.-Grady
Smith and T. j. Ramsey, two mer-
chants of Abbeville, were given
their choice of buying Liberty Bonds
and subscribing to the Red Cross
war fund or wearing the badge of
a Stacker. They chose the former.
A committee of citizens called up
on the two men, telling them they
would either have to submit to their
wishes or wear the Stacker badge
chained and locked around their
necks. The committee first called
upon Ramsey, who showed a desire
to discuss the issue. The committee
was in no frame of mind for delays
and gave him ten minutes in which
to subscribe to the Red Cross and
Liberty Loan. He gave $25 to the
Red Cross and invested $500 in
bonds. Smith bought a $50 bond and
gave SIS to the Red Cross.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31

Before an airplane can be put m
to military service it must be equip
ped with at least nine delicate aero
nautic instruments, some of which
are absolutely essential. to e11ek
flying, and all contribute to the sue
cessful operation of a plane. One
gives the pilot his location as -
height and direction; others tell Es
speed through the air, the speed Of
his propeller, the amount of gasoline
carried, water temperature, opera
ton Of the oiling system, and guide
his "banking" on turns. Another
necessary article is the oxygen-suF-
plying apparatus, without which an
aviator could not climb to any great
height.
For operation of actual combat
planes, such as observing, photo
graphing, bombing, and fighting
planes, other complicated and e.
pensive instruments and sets of ap-
paratus are necessary. Among them
are machine guns, gun mountA,
bomb racks, bomb-dropping devices,
bomb sights, radio and Photographic
apparatus, electrically heated cloth
ing, lights and flares. These bring
the total cost of equipment for an
airplane to several thousand doDan
each, depending upon the type of
plane.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
ESTATE OF ARA c. CLINK.
SCALES, Deceased. ,
Notice of Settlement and Applica-
k:1~ Coz Espa1 nsscbaroe

Notice of Settlement and Applica-
ton for Final Discharge.
Take Notice that on the 25th day
of June, 1918, I will render a final
account of my acting and doings as
Administrator of the Estate of ARA
C. Clinkscales, deceased, in the Of
flee of Judge of Probate for Able
vile County at 10 o'clock a. m,
and on the same day will apply for
a final discharge from my trust as
such Administrator.
All persons having demands
against said estate will present them
for payment on or before that day,
proven and authenticated or be
forever barred.
J. H. CLINKSCALES,
Administrator.
5-24-1t ca. week-4 wks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
IN WASHING.

The third and fourth grades of
the Grammar school, went to Klughs
Park for a picnic on Wednesday af-
ter lessons were over. They had a
fine lunch, and a fine time. All the
bad boys made a dam and went in
washing" Miss Allen , and Miss
Robertson chaperoned the crowd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
BREAKING OUR BOYS HEARTS.

Miss Louise Watson left Able
vile today for Sumter. where she
goes to take a position with the law
firm of Lee G. Noise. Miss Watson
has ben with ]. M. Nickles, Esq,
for several years and IS a capable
and painstaking stenographer.
By her bright and vivacious man.
ner and her unfailing kindness of
heart, she has endeared herself to
a wide circle of friends who regret
her departure.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
\ \
P~OSTOFFICE NEWS.

Miss Edith Steele has been ap-
pointed mail carrier for the lower
South Main street and for the mill.
She makes her route in a pony
cart and will soon have the neat
uniform prescribed by the Depart
ment.
Mr.. Patterson, who has been one
of the town carriers, has gone into
the main office and Mr.. Joseph Cole
of Due West, has taken the place
made vacant by the resignation of
Mr.. Scoggins.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
RED CROSS FUND is
OVER $155, 000, 900

Washington, May 28.-Contri.
buttons to the second war fund of
the American Red Cross will reach
and possibly exceed s160, 900, it
was stated at the national head
quarters this afternoon. Previous es-
Inmates did not 60 beyond $15O,000,-
900, but the total has already pass
ed $155,O0O,O 900, it was stated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-31
FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE.

Mr.. R. H. Moseley, of Lowndes-
vile, has purchased 20 pure-bred
registered duruoc pigs for the club
boys of Lowndesville. Mr.. Moseley
is a banker, a public spirited man,
always taking great interest in ev-
cry movement that tends to help
his community or county. He is
doing a lot for the people of his
community and deserves commenda-
ton.