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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-24
0AUNr HUNGER STALKS
CLOSE AT HEELS OF AUS
TRIAN ARMY AND IN
TERNAL DESCRIPTIONS
SPREAD AS PEOPLE
CRY FOR BREAD;
CABINET QUITS
IN AUSTRIA.
BULLETIN.

Paris, June 24-The Germans
launched q new attack against
our positions held at Bligny at II
o'clock last night.
After bard fighting the Ger
mana were completely rspulsed,
with serious losses. leaving pris-
onsrs in the hands Of the allies,
according 70 a statement issued
BY the war office today. The
rrsneh have rspulssd . 0ssuss
attack In the region Of Anthsuil
(wSst of TIE oise) the statement
says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-24
POE DEAD YoRlas CARPET
0vER SOIL rAxRN AFTER
HEART sRxAxrxo ~.
PORT ON pave. WHERE
0REAr ROMAN GUMS
AND AIN DoMBs
cREA1Ms HAVOC.


Wuhsngton. Juns ~ Capture
Of tb.oo0 prisoners snd enormous
stores Of war material BY shs ltAl
ians In their counter .offsnxiva
which has driven the AassssAus
aoross The PsAvs. y announced N
an official exbissrAm received v.
day by the italian smbsssy from
Roms.
hssssos esssm>s Nsxts
A. nsm>os Adssr<e.
issllsa krsy sssssaasss-ss 1uns ~
--wasa u vac observed that ths
Auatrlans had begun a rstroxrsas
r.ovemsnt sh@ isallaas began 10 al.
tack virtually all slapx the r.ass lima
from Aoatsllo ~ the north sell tow.
ards tbs south os the river The st.
tack ~es quickly pressed and be-
ctma mor~ lnststsnt. as,lsgsd by vso-
lent ARTILLERY flra
The number of guns lsr behind
~ the Abstracts as they frfrssted.
rs not yet beea cosn atsd. hsl a is
asid Go hs very xfess
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
TRiNERUV VlTEZNY KA.
LENDAR 1919 MILOU
UPOMfKOU.

Trineruv nastenny kalendar
ma tok 1919, "Vitezny kalen-
dar," bude nehyplnou upomin-
'kou ma vitezstvi nasich hochu
tam "a morem. Kolumbie drzi
vavrinove vence mad hlavami
namorniha a vojina, a "a nj vi
dite americke valecne lode ma
zelenavych vlnach oceanu 8
aeroplany, ozivujicimi modrou
oblohu. Horejsi cast obrazu le-
mule stuha S podobami Wa
shingtona, Lincolna Wilsona,
dole pax jsou pohledy ma Tri-
neruv velkozavod, prosluly Fri
nerovym Lecivym Horkym vi
nem a jinymi vytecnymi leky,
Poslete 10 cent? ma uhradu "a
silky. Joseph Triner Company,
1333-1343 S. Ashland ave., Chi
cago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

-
sobnost, zdravy rczum a schop
most zabyvati Sc rdznymi pro-
blemy, jez mohou sc v prdmy-
sloyem zavode naskytnouti. Ia
mestnanec brzy chape, ze jeho
schopnost k vydelku zalezi pri-
mo cd jeho zdravi a nachazi u
spokojeni u vedomf, re kdyby
byl zranen, dostane Sc mu' Okla
mite odborne pee, ktera We
velike vetane pripaddezabrani
otrave krve neb jinym vaznym
nasledkIm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
MSS [W!!!!SSA [W!!!!SA
MOVE PODROBNOSII o IRA
ClCkEM SKONU CARSKE
RODINY.

Londyn, 5.sprosince. Dope
Sc Amsterdam vypravuje, re
kijevske> noviny uvefejnily po-
drobnou zpravu o vyvrazdeni
cele rodiny byvaleho cara ru-
dou gardou. Sdelenf pochazi cd
byvaleho sluzebnika poprave-
ne carevny. DIE jeho vypravo-
vani veznena byla celia panov-
'nicka rodina RomanovcI v je-
dine mistnosti klastera v Jeka-
terinoburku, kde sc nalezala po
nekolik nedel, byvse nevyslovi-
telne tryznena bolsevickyms
strazemi. Zmineny sluha vypra
vuje, re dine IT. cervence vsi-
chni clenove rodiny dopraveni
byli do klasterniho sklepa, kde
postaveni ke zdi jeden po
druhem postrileni. Posledni
|prani byvaleho vladce mocne-
no Ruska pry bylo ably jeho
manzelce, jez byla nemocna,
dovoleno bylo zemriti v jeho
naruci. VGli jeho byIo pry ru-
dou gardou vyhoveno,
Velkoknezna Tatana byla ku
lemi popravcd jen ranena a do
B-ta pazbami pusek. Mrtvoly
popravencd byly vyvezeny do
okoli Jekaterinoburku a spa
leny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
70 sTRAJkU.

Po til dny a po til noci, :
|nehnula sc kola kar.
"A to vsecko jen pro zenske -
Das aby to Ease SPIRAL.
Pro ty holky-kondukterky,
povstal jenom velky strajk.
Do roboty nemoh' zadny -
Johnny, Frankly ami Majk.
Story v heste byly prazdne,
ac vanoce ma krku.
Mnohy uz ~ s chuti zakiel:
Kruci hailon Pepiku.
senkyr "Barta" re Seneka,
dlouhy jako lid mel den.
Zamyslene kole,n chodil,
stale zfval jako "kren".
U Bailey tam blfzko stropu,
Joe zahalel re. vsech sill.
Cas- aby mu trochu usel,
sotva sfiupat postacil.
Dejte zenam rovnopravnost :
PokrocMy zada svet.
INA karach vsak je nechtf NIT
Jak tomu mann rozum9t?
AZ novy rok k nam zavita,
1pravdiva to bude vec,
ze pc Observation-Disclosures
styskat Sc nam bude prec. =
tx.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
Doktor F. G. Leslie,
We sr,oieF1.

Specialista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni ! kozni nemoci.
Ufedni hod. cd 9 do 8. v nede-
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
413 PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
MSsl [MSsl
OSMILETY HOCH ZABIT.

Dnes rano pr.Sel o zivot osmi
lety X. Penkovsky, 7116 Deve-
ny Ave. Byl zabit autem A. We
beraz independence, kdyz u.i-
ci chtel prebehnouti. Autoista
byl zatcen a inrtvola ditete do
marnice poslana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

1llalfdInd, pOnuNeK ODe Qe-
weekly.
Kdyz byli jiz u jeteliste, "a
kfikl vsechny Johan: "Toz veil
ticho, at nam zajica nevepla-
Site sou v pelecho."
A sam tise postupoval s pan
tatou do jeteliste. Ostatni po-
malu "a mimi.
"Vcil stat! Pantato, vizete
jich tam, jak lezijo?"
A vskutku poradny usak v
pelechu odpocival, jakoby
spal.
v pantatovi rozproudila Sc
zelena krev.
"Panecku, ten je, a akorat
tak.na distanc. Dite vsece stra-
nou!" komandoval a prilozil
lpusku k lici. Ale ruka Sc mu
chvela rozcilenim, tax ze neod-
vazoval sc spustit.
! "Toz bouchn, starej, nez u
tece. To je doba - pobizela roz
mrzene panimama, obavajic Sc
zajeci politiky.
Padla rama! - Oblak dymu
fse vznesl do vzduchu a kdyz sc
Irozptylil - zajic pevne odpo-
cival v pelechu dal.
'Ty stouro, ami ma deset kro
XII netrefis, strel honem, nez
Sc probudi!"
! Zahanben rozkrocil Sc pevne
pantata, nasadil flintu, namf-
Fill a - bac - zajic udelal til
premety We vzduchu a bezvlad
ne zuchl sebou do jeteliny.
| Vitezoslavne rozhledl sc pan
tata kolem. "To bel sus, cakra,
ten joz nevstane! Toz mosim
Ypro neho, a ty, stara, Sc pod
rohy nesmej. Vcilka mas pecip-
ko."
Pantata rychlym krokem "a.
miril k natazenemu zajici, zdvi
hi a podivalse nan " tom =
zuch - praskl vztekle zajicem
o zem a z 1st mu vyjelo: "Sto
kozld, sakvalentsky Honza!"
Ale Honza byl uz pres hory
a dolly.
| Zajic byl vycpana kdzka,
)! nyni broky skrz an slrz rozstri
1 lena.
j PanimASna, pohunek a obe
devecky daily Sc do nehoraz-
neho smichu a vt-py jen srsely
ma, nesfastneho strelce.
! Pantata, ami neceknuv, pre-.
hodil pusku pres rameno, a ten
tam. -
! o techto hodech Hoskovi jiz
zajics nemei.
i "a to pantata, kdyz po ho-
! dech objevil Sc po prve v ho-
spode, byl zasypan otazkami
lie vsech stran, jaky ten zajic z
], pelecha byl a jak mu dobre
tchutnal? \
/ Pantata Hosek vztekle fse pc
|dival po senkovne, vyndal fajf
Iku z dst, odplivl 81 razne a po
Ipadnuv cepici, pelasil rovnou
doIht.
i Cd te DOLBY jsme no V hos
pode nespatrili. - -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

r~ v predvanocni dobs sehra
je "Tyl" "MLYNAR A JEHO
DfTE" v G. N. Sini ma Broad
way. Listky v pTedprodeji u p.
Vacka. Nezapomente v nedsli,
dne 8. prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
IW!!Ss.s!sl W!!s.s!s [MS,s! VS.!
KRAJAN PREPADEN A
OBRAN. =

Kdyz vcera casne rano p. V.
Serhant, 1889 Ansel Road, vra
eel Sc ku svemu domovu, til
bandite jej prepadli, ztyrali a
uzmuvse mu penezenku $169
obsahujici, dali sc ma utek. Ser
hant mimo penez prisel tez o
zlate hodinky, jakoz i deman-
tovy prsten, take ztrata jeho
je dosti znacna. Loupez repor-
tovana pozdeji ma ustredni po-
licejni stan.ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
PosviCENSkY zAJlc.
Napsal Jaroslav N0vkk.
Q posviceni vsude. to voni,
tax jako v apatyce..

Posvicenska wine jiz prchla,
lvse je Ease We starych kolejich,
jenom tn q tam Sc jeste zbytky
dojidaji. Nekde Sc narfka ma
bolenf hlavy Ii bficha, ale to
konecne jiz patti k veci. Bez
Etaho q bez muziky by Sc hody
Fneobesly. Toz Ease jedna sta
rost s krku! N
Hhfe je vsak pred posvfce-
MIN. Toho shan6nf, zabijenf,
pecenf, umyvanf a dklizeni, ze
by Sc hlava rozskocila!
| Pfijdou odevsad hoste, by
Ibylo vse pofadku, jidla dost
q vybrana a take neco ma zub',
| jjak fikava pantata Hosek, ten
s. zvlaste ma 10 potrpi.
Ale letos to bylo skarede. Sill
pek malo, husy uz byly odpro
dane, veprove tax hrozne dra-
he, panlnama 81 nevedela rady
a byla celia zoufala. Najednou
! 81 vzpomnela: Cd ceho pax ma
pantata flintu, takovou stihlou,
hezkou dvojku? A venku I'VE
Re jiste dost! Bude to- aspoh
|vzacnejsf. Kdyz nepfijde ma ra
nu nejake srnci, toz aspon Ia
JIG, vzdyt Sc hoste take spoko-
il. - Honem bezela "a tepla
ma pantatu.
Pantata podrbal Sc. rozpaci-
te "a uchem, vyndal dymku z
list odplivnuv 81, zamrucel
ia, ia, ono Sc to jen tax rex
Inc, ale myslis, stara, ze ii zajic
sedne ma musko, jak namerfs
Napred no musis met, a potom
nieret. ~"
g.. "a este mic netrefit, jake
tuhle !" odsekla panimama.
! Bylt znam pantata Hosek
jako velky nimrod pod nebem
jenz by spis trefil ma deset krc
XII stodolu, nez-li zajice.
"sak sou vseci uz vystrilen
a srnci mali jenom pansti!''
ITO be belo zle!'',, oprela 81
panfmama, "abe zajica vcel ne
belN Dyt mas Johan tuhle po.
vidal, ze jich videl kolek."'
mo, dez sou, tax strelime =
lpovoloval pantata a zavola
hned Johana.
Johan, celedin, byl sikovnJ
| chasnik. Pantata 81 no nemoh
| ijvynachvalit. Do prace jako ras
wesley a holky mel taky rad. l
nu, "cele chlapisko."
! 'Slesis, Johan," povida mi
s dGrazem, "mosiS mne pove
| det, kde 81 videl toho zajica
| Pudem ma cekanou!"
! 20 ia, pantato, ia vas tan
zavedo, stere sem tam videl!'
zapnhoural ocisma Johan.
"No bat, stere!" usklibl 81
: 'lpantata, "to's mel esce bryl'
ma noso. Ale at, jen dez jedel
ib0de. Ia diva dne uz sou hode
tax Sc cin!"
A Johan Sc vskutku "cinil'
Nikomu mic nerikal, potaji ne
co kutl a jen Sc usmival
Vzdyt must udelat pantatov
po Will. A coz teprv panimama
ia bude met z pantaty. radost
kdyz trefi zajica.
K veceru jel Johan pro jets
linu.
Ale "a ctvrt hodiny byl zpe
/ ce!y udychan a s tajeplnym w
razem obliceji shanel Sc p,
! pantatovi.
] Ten COST spravoval pod kill
nou.
"Pantato, mann pro vas ra
dostnou novino!" vyrazil re Sc
be Johan.
"No a co pak?" uprel I'VE
davy pohled ma neho pantata.
4 "Zajic so tam! Zajica sen
yid6l " helechO a zda so =.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07
zDRAvfv PRoMYsLU.

u
v prdmyslu" Ucelem tohoto cd
deleni jest zabezpeciti obetem
tovArnfchneStestf nalezite d pc
Give prvnf osetreni, jez by pre-
deslo toniu, Gby deanik byl diou
no heschopen prace.
v teto valecne dohe, kdy pra
covnfch sill je nalehaveji treb8
nez kdykoliv pred tim, jest vel
mi dnlezito, aby delnici udrze-
nj byli phi sve schopnosti k pra
ci. Novy system zavadeny vyse
vzpomenutou organisaci, sosyed
Gil Sc TAX znacne, ze ctyricet "a
vodI v Bostone okolf zam9st-
nava nyni osetrovatelky, ktere
pecuji o zdravi zamestnancl a
shledava, ze toto opatrenf Sc
Jim v obchode dobfe vyplaci.
I kdyz zamestnavatel nenf
veden nejakou humanitni sna-
hou, nemnze nepocitati Sc svou
kapsou. A kdyz Sc presvedci,
ze ustanovenim tovarnich ose-
tfovctelek in1ze predejiti vaz-
nemu poskozeni delnikd tim
ztrate pracovni vykonnosti a
placeni nahrad, neni mu treba
dalsiho pouceni, ably pochopil
| v Gem je jeho prospech.
Nenf tomu davno, co Vybor
pro zdravi v prdmya!u uveden
byl v zivot, ale vysledkd jichz
Sc dodelal jsou jiz znacne. Je-
no cilem jest zabezpecia. zdra-
vi zam6stnancd osetrovatelskou
Ipeci lekafskym dohledem ma
miste zamestnani, a poucova-
MIN jak predejiti nemocem. Ne
ni jeho cilem dohlizeti ma po-
merry v tovarnach, &C doporu-
cuje firmam, aby zamestnavaly
verejne osetfovatelky k opatro
lvani svych zranenych zam6st-
nanca radi Jim, ably vypravi-
|ly mistnosti, kde by Sc zam9st-
nancGm takovym dostalo prvni
pomoct Sluzby vyboru jsou bez
Iplatne. *
/ z pravidla jedna cvicena ose
tfovatelka, jednajici die lekar-
ske Irady, mnze dohlizet ma vse
cky pfipady v urcite tovarne.
I've vetsich zavodech bude vsak
ltfeba zamestnati vedle osetro-
Ivatelky lekafe. Maze zavody
mohou spolecn6 zamestnavati
\ jednu osetrovatelku.
Mzda osetrovatelky obycej-
me hraje znacnou ulohu, avsak
4 zavody jez il zamestnavaji O.
znamuji, re 81 svdj plat vice
nez zaslouzi, jezto svou sfuz-
bou zvysuje vykonnost pracov
| Mich sill, prispivajic zaroveh k
vetsi spokojenosti delnictva a
k lepsi jeho nalade.
Il Uvadime sdeleni nekolika
velkych zavodI z Massachu-
sets.
|! "Zamsstnavame dve osetro-
vatelky. Jedna je vzdy pohoto-
I've zde v tovarne, druha pracu-
4 lie venku. dohlfzejic ma Edi, kite
/ ii jsou mimo tovarnu. Sluzby
obou jsou velmi ddlezite a ne
I propustili bychom jich "a zad-
nych okolnostf."
/, "Povazujeme tovarni osetro-
'lvatelku "a neodlucitelnou SOU
lcastku sve organisace. Jeji po-
moe je zvlasle cennou prl luste-.
| nj problemu vznikajiciho Ia
mestnavanim velkeho poctu
! devcat."
! "Lekarsky dohled veltce Sc
! nam vyplatil. Zamestnanci vazi
Isl teto vymozenosti. Osobni do
hled a poucovani zdravove
| de, jez poskytuji mas lekar a O.
,Setrovataka, chrani a zdokona
Iuji zdravi, coz ma "a nasledek
.epsi zamestnance a lepsi tez
.lpraci."
I N9kteri zamestnavatele sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-07

49, Re<lama jest nlatlkou
uspschu a oznamka ve fSVE
TU' otcem zdaru v obchode.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
Wheeling Mans Trouble
Arrested

THE past years !iav" hr"n Going
down. down. Gown with car;:r!'h OF 'h''
stomach. ard had 20 Si"r 10 work Il
year ago brcaus" 81 ny w'a,;'r"d con
dition. suffered ,"r,'h,: irrm hioat
ing and collie ;'tracN~. MnAr.' N"nl.''r
full Remedy va r"rnaln" nGr'i :" :E".
I:took Il corrs-r OF IT, and am tx f"','-
ing fine" It = Il simple. harmless
preparation THAT rrm"v'', lie CATARRHAL
1nucrS from III" :nr"$i:n3l ;r;"t ana al
las rhr :nflanru2' ion whirh r"">"%
practically all stomach. live anG in'"S-
,inal ailments. inr!'.GinE app'n''i't:-.
One dose will rnnvinr". NJ m"n": -
!tnded. John GrE"maE Co.. Z. II.
;Triest & Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
STOPS HEADACHE
PAIN, NEURALG|A
DON'T SUFFER-! GET A DINE
PACKAGE OF DR. JAMES HEAD.
ACHE POWDERS

Ynr can clear yCur head and TeinvA
r dull splitting OF riolcn: throbhinG
hraiachr In q n1omrr: with DR..
James Headache Powder. This old.
tilnr headache relief acts almost maGi'
cally. Send some one 10 tho Org store
now to7 dime package dnd few TIC.
ments after YOU 'akc a powder you
will wonder what ':ccone OF me bead
ache. NEURALGIA and pain. Stop Suf
foring-.lt's needless. Be sure you sc,
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22

known and those IN "harc. arficirn,r Il
lhrS'' audience. to attend th;a ""r:"
Th"$" i'll charge III III" AFFAIR hay.. ar
ranged - give III" entertainment il! no
FIRST Elpits, church in Wh"sl ling. ui,
Twelfth ard Eyrun S,rc".tS Th"s.. VIZ,
hay" tho Sra$un tickets viii H.. admitted
ut this event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
a GRADUATES
At NARWOOD
HYE3SSHI"
E1iABoHATE PROGRAM MARKS ZEE
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT
vARwooD SCHOOL.
Fotty-four Students Finish In tho
Eighth Grsde-Other war
wood News.

This evening in IT," auditorium ~
the new Warwood high school i"ri!-
four students Of tho Eighth grid" Viii
receive their diplomas for finishing the
studies prescribed by tho b"1rd If "'lu-
cation.
At this exercise. th"r> w!il h" ;h> S7a'i-
yates from the Wadh"!i school "t Rich
land district.
State Secretary John H. Marsh. will
be the chief speaker OF tn" evening. AMI
the invocation will b" mad" hE the !s'''.
E. P. Carson. OF tn. local s'r"$hyt"rian
charch. The members II IL" high S''h""I
orchestra will give several patriotic So
]cctions during the ,'ourS.' a.. thr "N"-
ming The members "f IA" hoard Of "dn-
cation will be present and tho Sra'i"-
'ates. John n. l.azrar. rhr ""';"'v 81
pcrlntcrdent of schools sill ais" address
.he audience.
~ The following ar, tho graduates:
Misses:
Irrna Kcyser. r"rs'S F;ak'r.
MdbeI Moore. Grrtr;t.i" i''rN"aud.
Mildred Morris. tara Ha'sman.
Vera Rothernuod Edith colo.
Elizabeth Stein I.;ili'' He'll" Norman.
bicker. Nuna R1d"Wi"h.
Gladys Wcnzlick. i.nrena ssitd"r.
Marie Wcitzel Elsie Tsuliaud.
Fern Heller. Sic" Ma" sutton.
MrsSrs:
William Almond. Toward Miller
Chester Dean. William Miller
) Andrew Finley. Robert Miller.
Bernard Ross. Earl Mtlh"rn.
Harry wilkins. Earl N"Sbitt.
Earl Wright. John Schne'6mi!l"r.
Arthur Stiles. Rosc"" SMITH
Claire johnson. Forrest Springer.
Frederick Baker. Nr1viu Steinhickcr.
Harold Kemp. F.lwn Thomas
Bartlin MonticSel. 1.c" TiEh".
Harold Marsh William VIM
Wilburn Marsh
Tho graduates from IN" NAdhe'i
school of Richlard district are inc 1oI-
lowing:
Misses:
Francis T.syland. MarS1r''' tElrri:'.
Wilma Alweil. Zelda N'itH.
E~ma BIRCH.
NrSsrS:
Henry Wlddcll Rcd MuTrrv.
Ira DOMAIN. .I''' Nhd'!.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22

We Should '",I mn:" Ike r'rdrinS
our heart and hand 10 Ma! i "" w"r"
not still paving airouv and heart balm
10 h"r capriCiUus older sister. Mis-;
April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
SUR rANGEE DECREASED.

"ASIIlN%ShH. May "l.--ianscr
fTtT Sw:nmari trS has" decreased tn such
IN cxton, HAT The bureau OF war risk
Insurance. has recommended n reduction
from $50 to $3.50 per $1,000. tho in
surancc rate on lives 81 officers and
crows nf merchant vessels passing
through the war zoncl This Is in line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
sAILMdS PROHIBITED.

TIE HAGUE. May 2i.--The Dutch
Eovcrntn ent has prohibited tho sailing
Of all Dutch steamships from Dutch
ports. Sailing vessels and coastal fish
inG craft are executed from the ruling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22

with tn" recent lowering Of marin" in
St:raIir" rates nli vessels and rarcocs
from . Ia per cent.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-01-18

CHURCH OF CHRIST.
William Etheridge, Minister.
Preaching every third Lords Day
at II a. m. and p. M, Sunday
School each Sunday at 10 a. M
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-01-18
POTATOES FROM
YOUR GARDEN
Mash Them in This Way and
You Will Get the Greatest
Satisfaction

Cook tue potatoes in boiling sailed
water. When thoroly tender, pour off
the water at once and mash with a
potato masher until there are no Jumps,
Beat very hard with a perforated
wooden spoon, if you have one. The
harder the potatoes are beaten the
fuffier they will be- While beating,
add Iittle hot milk, just enough to
make o. firm texture, also little but
ter and salt. Turn into hot vege-
table dish and serve. If it is not pos
sible TO serve the potatoes Immediately
after beating, place the dish in a pan
Of not water, but do not put lid on
the potatoes Do not smooth them off
on the top, but pile them in the dish.
A lid placed on the top of the potatoes
at this time tends to send the steam
back and makes them soggy instead
of dry and Iight.-Geneva Conway, Di-
vision Of Extension, University OF Ten
nesaee, Knoxville.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-01-18
Breed Sows Now;
Plan Grazing Crops

ii s0ws are not yet bred for
spring narrowing, have them bred
noU or within the next three or
four weeks. The CESSATION period
is practically three months, three
weeks and three days (l1a days.
Therefore, sows bred now will far
row May /. Weather conditions
are usally better for the young at
that time than in February or
March. OF course, earlier farrow.
ing is all right il the necessary
care jig given the pigs. Many
pigs die at narrowing time on ac'
count OF exposure and lack III at
tention. Hogs are TOO expensive
to neglect them in this way.
If greer ioraea crops have not
been arranged, plan to SOW Dwarf
Essex rape az soon al the freezing
weather is over. Follow up with
oats, rye, spring barley, con,
etc., in season. Any Of these can
be sowed broadcast il properly
narrowed in and cau be grazed
when eight to ten inches high.
Economy in pork production
comes through forage crops. How
ever, do mot depend or forage
alone: some grain or concentrates
should be fed also,
In genera iced three to tye
pounds Of concentrates per lOO
pounds live weight according to
age; give larger rations to Younger,
and smaller rat]ons to older hogs.
For pigs at weaving time, iced four
pounds Of concentrates yer day pr
100 pounds live weight in addition
to the forage For shoats weigh
ing about 100 pounds feed three to
four pounds Of concentrates pei
dav in addition to the forage. Fo'
fattenipg boga weighing 200 to 300.
feed three pounds concentrates per
day per 100 pounds live weight. -
Clemson Collge Bulletin
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-01-18
TORAISE DRAFT
AGE TO FORTY-FIVE

Washington, Jan. Embarrassing
the draft age from 81 to As years is
one of the probabilities of the flu
ture, according to Provost Marshal
General Crowder in his report to the
secretary of war.
The draft of the older men would
aim to recruit skilled war labor, and
to distribute the burdens of the war.
There are plenty Of young men for
the first line of defense, General
Crowder has shown, but he also
points out there is a danger of Gin
juring the coming generation" by
taking away too many Of the aggres-
sively patriotic young men.
Out of the estimated 10,683,248
men men between the ages of 81 and
AS, General Crowder estimates that
3,525,472 are unmarried, and that
391, 1888 would be accepted for SER
vice under the present regulations.
Advocating this legislation, Gen.
eral Crowder said:
"The younger men are generally
deemed to make the soundest and
most pliable military material. On
the other hand, the older men are
more likely to yield in large num-
bers the occupational skill so neces-
sary in the varied composition of the
modern army.
"Under the rational selective SER
vice system which seeks to distrib-
ute the burden equally among the
willing and unwilling, it is impor-
tant, if not essential to include the
older men because the smaller pro-
portion of them is likely to enlist"
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-01-18
SllOAM ITEMS
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Mr.. Fink Insco and family have
moved to Gleason.
AS last Tuesday was fine day to
kill hogs, Esq. Greer decided to kill
and had most everything ready when
someone went to his hog pen and
found one Of his hogs dead. DR.. B.
F. Mosley was called to examine ii
and said it died with diphtheria.
Mr.. Edgar Ainley and family have
returned home from a visit to his
father and mother. Edgar lives near
Murray, KY.
Mr.. Geo. Bailey and family have
moved to one of Albert Mowberry's
houses.
Mr.. Jack Sandefer and wife have
moved to his place that he bought
from Rev. J. L. Thomas. He paid
$500 for the place.
Mr.. haywood Call and family have
moved to the place vacated by Jack
Sandefer.
Mr.. Arthur Lamb and family and
Lexie Tuck and family have moved
to the Ezell Allen place.
The snow was so deep and the
weather and roads so bad that our
faithful mail carrier, Mr.. Horace
Reavis, on route A, failed to come
Friday or Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Tucker and family have
moved to Uncle Tom Hendricks
place.
| hear that Mr.. Irvine Mowberry
and wife have smallpox.
A letter from Jesse Henley, who
is in training camp at Hattiesburg,
Miss, at Camp Shelby, tells US that
his wife has measles, but says she
is getting along fine. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Mosley.
Next Saturday and Sunday is Bro.
Thomas regular appointment at this
place On last Wednesday night Mr..
Dave Dsrnell went to his front door