davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening current., 1918-10-29
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

ALBERT BACON FALL,
Three Rivers. New Mexico
For Representative in Congress:
BENIGNO G. HERNANDEZ
Caujilon. New Mexico
For Governor:
OCTAvGANO a. LARRAZoLA,
Las Vegas. New Mexico
For Lieutenant Governor:
BENJAMIN T.. pANKEY,
Santa Fe. New Mexico
For Secretary OF State:
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
Logan. New Mexico
For State Auditor:
EDWARD @. SARGENT,
Chama. New Mexico
For State Treasurer:
CHARLES U. STRONG,
Mora. New Mexico
For Attorney General:
o. o. ASKREN,
Roswell. New Mexico
For superintendent OF Public In
stfuctlon:
JONATHAN II. WAGNER.
Santa Fe. New Mexico
For Commissioner OF Public
Lands:
NELS FIELD,
Socorro, New Mexico
For Justice OF the Supreme
Court:
HERBERT +. RAYNOLDS,
Albuquerque, New Mexico
For State Corporation Commits
sioner:
JESUS NJ. LUNA.
Los Lunas. New Mexico
For District Judges, Fifth judi
cial District:
II. f.. RoWELLS.
OF Clovis. Curry County. y. M.
II. II. PARSONS.
II Ft. sumner. DE Baca County,
New Mexico
For State Representatives Nine
teenth District:
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For County Commissioner First
District:
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For County Commissioners Second
District:
For County Commissioner Third
District:
For Probete Judge:
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For County Clerk:
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For Sheriff:
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For Assessor:
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For Treasurer:
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For superintendent OF Public
Schools:
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For Surveyor:
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SOCIALIST TICKET.
For United States Senator:
w. =. METCALF.
OF Albuquerque. NJ. M.
For Representative In Congress;
WALTER II. DILLON.
of Albuquerque. N. M.
For Governor:
(Co0taued oa Last Pagc)
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z vOJENSKYCH TABORU.

DR.. Josef Placak, byvaly re-
|ditel mestsk6 kolonie pro tuber
kulosnf parienty We Warrens-
vile a nedavno ma vojnu povo-
.lany, nachazf Sc prftomne ma
cest6 do Francie kde bude slou
zit americkem lazaretnfm cd
'dflu v hodnosti majora.
DR.. Placak odbyl svGj vojen
sky vycvik v lezenf Greene v
Karoline a poslednf Cas- slouzil
We Washnigtone. Rodina jeho
'bydlf zde v {. 1869 vych. 81 ul.
Dobrovolnfk F. Holub, byva
II oznamkovy jednatel 'Sveta'
d nynf Glen Ceskoslovenske ar
mady We Francii, pfse nam 2
Cognacu, ze "jeho" PEST pluk
komandovan byl jiz ma bitevnf
frontu.
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cEsKEMU LIDU u cLEvELANDE!

Ma cvrtek dne Servence trGen byI prvni den pouti
Pipravns pr6ce byy vykonSny sova isne cd tohotc
dne veIky vytSzeIk pro nasi osvobozovacfs akei
Avsak posednfch dnech roxhodI mistnf americky
vybor pro oslavu servsnce upokdk die ovru
seho milovaneho p<esidenta WIsopa yey
vod mali byti zastoupeny TAX xvan6 cizi aOdnost
aby jim bvla dana pfeztost oyilnist ke spo
jenyn St1t1na. -- 81
My cechovs AmeriSti - dernonztrovali jsYe sveu od-
danost move va.ti pptcze nam
tax veIelo nase srdce
Ny Cechovs Clevelands 49, sdSastnfne se tentokrs-
te plnsm postu prdvodu amer
cky upu.tme Cd den vzdsme
se znaGn<ho uxitku ukzal y neienom
volame "Ann~rca frst ale ~ cpeeps pTinSst abv.
chom dok2za x opravdu nm bye jsst bde vzdy drahy
"Amevica firstl"
Odh1d6me den poti Tin sdoatSj. ze hudsme mi
pfexitos ,roiev hluboos - ned&vns
jevy .rnerick< vlidy x enexcv postavila
ma zkstit svatych priv naxsho stars ylast
Ny se Azs.erice vdsni - svobodn bIahobyt poskyt
nuty zde nam nasina dxteuA ~
syv*lv deSIi osvobof syxt
otroctvf Hohenxollerni prcl nniIu-
jeme made vsechno jsrne ho&py dck< <xas 4 sIutly
Proto vs;chni ceSi GsSly seveIs
ho proiev., odd4ro.ti ke Sro
.id~ntu WA.onov; dr~ A NAxe a:-~- u.uofkkn.
dude tax ;ako DrlsyoJ ~ kterS
t.ls odDsdne. Prvnf dp ponti be tudiz pStek,
dne 5. Gervence
Rlizzl rokvry ozrsrrers dennSc listech.
"A slavnostnf W.
II rsits<. hIasuf nar;kl.
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KRAJ v DOSAHU DI VALBELLA w
RYAN RAKUSAN0M, JICHz 899
POzAJiMANO.
FOCHOVA VOJSkA POSTOlJPILA
SEVERNE Cd MARNY, KDE 265
NEMCU UPADLO Y ZAJEM.
BRITOvE ZARAZILI MOCNY NEPRATELSKYs
UTOK We FLANDRECH.

Itale prekvapila Rakousko sneocekavanJm uderem ma
horske pani Aago kde az posnd vasska jim pomahajc
spoenecka voka udrzovala jakousi defensvu Udefa
dvou mstech Cd dpat hory D valbela dale v5chone
evem bfehu Teky Brenty obou vypadI dosahla
hodneho vt6zstv Slime D valbella vzaa Italy
token, nehoz 500 Rakusand byo pozajhano znacne
mnozstu pobo, kdezo Bret6 narazove itaske pluky
zmocny hfebeni Sasso Basso vsi vastagna
VGereiM dvojnasobny 1der Asiago vysvetlue plany
generala Diaze Chce pare vytlact nepftee hor aby
moh pokfaGova sv6 offensive Pave Potaven Rakusa
nd Asago oozovala odsever aska vojska pod6 Piavy
opeucf mnuy tyden tanejA rakouska armada poslena
byla t6z cetnymi puky nemeckymi General Diaz tus
kousko-nemec vyboj Cd Asiago do askych nz cfmz po
aven jeho yok Pave byo BY ohrozeno proto nepftele
sksr6 byly ztroskotAny pspfts
must sv6 pl&ny pozmeniti
Hora Di vabella ma plani Asago byla akyms stfedem
ofensivnch pfiprav Rakusand Nemcn podobn9byo hfe
bend Sasso Brente Pc yeerej zate ddlez
ch posic Teuoni opakovanym prot1toky chtei sv1 ned
speech napravi nicmen9 Vasi odrazi kazdy protilok
dobytych posicfch pfftomna upevnu Pak- Vas po-
Cd Monte Di Vabela budou pokracovat daekonosna
itaa della zasahnou zeezncn trait Brenou vychonG cd
Caldonazzo tahnoucf Zncen ddlezteho onoho
komunkaGnho prosedku melo by nasledek vseobecny
stup cernozuych vosk Cd Asago Gfz celia alska ronta
znacn9 by narovnaa take postupu Cd reky Piave
moho by byt polracovano.
Rim vcera odhadoval re Rakusan6 cd sve porazky ma
Piave tedyod 23 cervna zrati cekem 100000 muzi pad
lych ran6nych zajatych
Rovnez Francouzi ma zapadnm bojst pokraGu 1sp9sn6
"drazdanfv Hund Jak z sdeeno paek Fochova voska
cd Marny vrvaa Bavornm zaesn6ne posce Vers
Coerets jhozapadn6 Cd Sossons zajavs pf
pfAel sobotu vrhla N9mce fcky Gig
sousedstv amercke fonty kde Francouzi skveym q
token odnali Nemcdm pohorf zvedacf vesnicemi
Mosloy Ia sobonho toho posupu dalsfch
265 Hunt bylo vftezi vrzeno zajetf
Britove sobotu vcera rovnez nezahae odrazivse ne
kolk snych Hndenburgovych 1okG zvlasf esa Neppe
sfelbu Amiens Scarpe biz Arras Cd
Iense. ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
NEMECKE VOJSKO PROTI CESKO-
SLOVENSKE ARMADE.

Stockholm 1. cervence Vada sovetd bude povazovati
kazde spoenecke zakrocen Rsi nepaeke zasahova
nj ruskou neodvslos svobodu Rusko ale neuzavr zadne
spojenecvi Nemeckem TAX prohasuje mnir vaky Troc
Nemec diplomatic Perohrad6 ale vrd ze sovety neod
mtnou pomoc pro vnkan spoeneckych vosk do
zeme.
Bolsevicky mnisterpresdent Lenne vydanem prohlA
sbu ceskosovenske vsko nevdet bude rozpra
Nemecke oddly neusavajf pochodu sou z hra
ncemi Ukrany krajine cernomofskeho pobkez Vyo
dill vojsko Kinkau ktere urceno jest pro Voogdu odkud
postupovati bude prot Cechosovak sbim Trocke
no. ze tomuo dcelu nebude Nemci uzavreno spoenect
Postup Nemcd vsak jest st9zovan vekym odporem lidu
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zEMREL We FRANcII.

DR.. II. Herrick, 10208 Eu-
cid Ave-, nacelnfk jednoho a.
'mer. lazaretnfho oddflu We
Francii, podlehl vlekle chorobe
v Parfzi. Oznamuje tax gen.
Pershing We SVEN vcerejsfm Sc
znamu ztrat. DR.. Herrick naro
dill Sc v nasem meste pred So
lety, vystudoval ma Western Re
serve universite, nacez venoval
Sc praksi l6karske. Y amer. ar
made We Francii slouzil rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
YALKA SOVET0 PROn CESKOSLO-
YENSKEMU VOJSKU.
MOSKEVSKA VADAy yYSfL LA PROTI
CECEIOSLOVAKCM VOJSKO.
CIcERIN PROFIT UZNANf MAS SIARMADY JAKo
SPOJENECKE.

Moskva 12 (Zprava dosla teprve sO ceryna do
Londyna) - Sbffska revouce, vyvoana Cechy SIoyaly,
bya vyvoana proto aby vyvracena byla vada
zapadnf Sib inym protibolsevckymi strana Nova sal
mozvana sbfska vada pokousi zakoup vekerou
posc sbovanm poravnovych zasob Jest to pocke hnu-
IT, jehoz tceem jest oslab vadu sovet evropskem Rusku
ohrozih lid vSeobecnym hladem.
Re anoviska sovetd bylo by pry neradno uzavati
promis zapadnf Sib jez jest stredskem semenstem
vsech protrevoucnch agacf Zpravy vadnf tvrd prot
cesk6 armade vysno byo obzvast6 ouze vojsko ably
feo ceskosovenskou armadu utuzlo pansvi bosevicke
Opusten Penny nych mist Cechy bylo pr5 bezprostfen
vysledkem pfevahy moci sovetd.
Vzdor vsemu ale jest zde prohlasoyano ze nemnze byh
pochybnos ze CechoSovaci neisou vlasn9 prot sovem
ale De spise stall nastroem protrevolucn hnu Sta
Leninova prava ruka oznamue ze jest obas fey Vohy
dost poravn v6f ze by nemusl Sibifi panova
satek poravn ale pravdena dorava zasob ohrozovana
Jest hlayn6 donskym kozay N6mci podporovan
Paty vserusLy Sized sove hasen byl 2S eerYna
prvn podobny Sized konany pred rokem vasne
menseviku rozhodne sranl spojencdm Konerence sto
holmska nezdar koace utvofene aby docfleno byo mr
pfpraviy vlastne cest sezdu druhemu kterem
sevc zmocn vady cele pomocf sovetn Tre Sized by
jakousi odpoved konstuenmu shromazdenf schva miro
polku sovetnich vad spolehac propuknu gene
ranich stavek Nemecku Rakousku. Ctvrta
Moskve brzy po obnovenem ponm azenf Nemecka do vn
niho Ruska potvrdila mrove mluvy povestnem
Brest Ltevsku ponechala prIb6h udaos nejbz budou
cnosti.
Pay Sized svoany jest nynf kdyz soved ohrozena
jest zapade Nemci jihu Ukranci ihovychodu
zaky podporovane nemeckymi oddly vychode Cechy
Slovaky kteff vydatn6 podporuji prorevoucni ma
Sibfr. rs
Moskva, 1s. eervna. (opozdena zprava) - M. Ccerin
boevicky zahranni mnitr zasila nrednf notu
povida zadost angcke misie Rusku francouzskemu
alskemu amerckemu mstokonsulovi Moskve kter poza
dova aby ceskoslovenske armad nebyo kadeno pre-
kazek p ejm postupu do Vladvostoku Ccern sve
We snazf objasn ze zados vady sove aby Cechoova
sloz zbrane nemuze by povazovana jako ak nepfate
stvf spoeneckym vladam soucasne vysovuje nad6 ze
dohoda povazova Slovaky sve spoience
Vyjadruje sve smyslenf sovy:
"CechoSlovaci pfipojovai vsude, kamkoi dosali
vzdy protrevolucnim hnutm jechz snahou bylo svrh
nouti nyn6jSf vladu soveti."
Parfze oznamuje ze byvaly rusky premier Keren-
sky prel vcera konal hned poradu NJ Rubanovcem de-
egatem ruske socanf revouconafske sany jest Gle
mezinarodn socialisticke kanceare Kerensky die
vlasnfch SLOW zdrz Paffz en krakou dobu nedr
We pry odpuje do Spojenych Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
TKI cEsTf vOJfNI MEZI
R1ANENYMI.

v dnesnfm seznamu amer.
|ztrat We Francii yyskytujf Sc
|mezi tezce ranenymi til jm6na
|ceskych vojfnd - Frant, Mora
wee 2 New Yorku, F. Francek
y Chicopee, Mass. a Ed. Hend-
lfk q Chicago.
Mezi padlymi, je jmeno slo-
venskeho vojina Ed. Stanka q
Bridgeport, Conn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
NovJ druh briack5eh pufnic ve Flandrech.
AMERICANA " ITALII.

Rim, 29. Servna. - Slime Cd
dily americkych zakopnikd
pfistkly v6era v ktersns mG-
ste v Italii I americk6 fadova
pSchota ocekava Sc We VlaSich
v nekolika dnech. Italovs pfi-
pravili AmeriGanim skvSle "
vftani.
Pafiz oznamuje prudk0u
kanonSdu y Alnisns n x6pad
nf froDts.
Kterys vyzvSdny oddn Anne
riGanG v Pikardii podnikl ma
jezd ma nsmecky zakop a vra-
til Sc Sc SO zajatci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
VELKOKNfzE MICHAEL vflJDCEM
RUSKE PROTREvOLUcE.

Moskya 26. ceryna. (Opozd&na zpravaD = Velkoknize
Michael bratr sesazeneho Nulase zvastnm
anfeste ze cd rozpuseni konstiucno hronaz zdeni sta
Rusko neschopno znovuziti udrze vefejny pokoj
pofadek Manfestem vyzyva veSkeren usky lid svrzen
bosevicke vady dcasnikdm revouce abfzf anne
stip
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MECKA A RAK USKA.

Washington, D. O., 29 cervna. - NemeckA rakouska
propaganda cicf Spoen6 Sa ako smpatsujfcf Polskem
bez ohedu Cechy Sovaky JhosIovany pfvo
da tajemnk Lansing vyda dnes prohasen urcite
euc ze stanovisko amercke ady jest aby vsechna odye
sovansk6ho plenene bya pn6 osvobozena cd n9meck6
rakousk6 vlady
Prohlasenf to zni Ponsvadz prohlaaenl touts
kv9tna vydaneho vrok ohledn9 nArodnc snah
Cechd Slovakd Jhoslovani, nseEh rakouS dfednfcia
ld6 pokou chybn9 vykIada prohla~
uje dnes taemnik op6tns zabranen dao neporoz-
projevu lkdy Spoj Stkti aby
vsechna oySt byIa dplns osvoboxena
"a nSmeck< rakouske yikdyn M sss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
aOSvOBOZENf GECIIosLO OVAKIv
PRAVf LANSING.

TAJENNlK ZAIIRANICNlEIO ODBORU ODPOvfDA
NEMECKE "A RAKOUSKE PROPAGANDA, zE
VSECHNY vETVE SLOvANUf MIJSf BYTI
SPROSTENY JIIA POD vI-ADANdI NE
MECKAARAKOUSKA.
Evening star., 1918-06-30

Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium (at rightly inspecting of
the colored quilts and knitted made by children OF
for little in her orphanage behind the battle lines Mrs.
Ralph Norton (at Lefty who carried the quilts the queen
Evening star., 1918-06-30
SINCE DADDY LEF'.

SINCE IEF.
BY Margaret E. Sangster.
It's awful lonesome tn beach since daddy went away,
JUS sit an think an think Of how used ter play
There's jounce up, dip ME in tn sea;
It if thers notn' lef upon tn world but mel
It's awful lonesome tn beach since daddy ter war;
never knew how much my daddy meant to me before,
An cry an wonder when he'll a-sain' back ter mel
by Central NewxPh seic
Evening star., 1918-06-30

which and operates or dss o. Ger
Beadley
of
hion and T.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
Mrs, 5 N. Lofty.

Mrs. S. M. Lofty. formerly Of this
place, but lately Of East Lake, died at
the home of her son, Alex Lofty at
Whitwell, Sunday, after an illness of
several weeks For several years she
and her daughter. Miss Hannah, have
lived ut East Lake, where Miss Han
nah who has a nice position with
Chattanooga firm, has purchased a
home. TIE body was brought to the
Lasater graveyard Monday afternoon,
aud interment made beside her hus-
band who died number of years 20.
She was about rs years of age and
death resulted from iniimities due to
old age. Rev. E. R. Lewis, Of this
city, conducted the services.
Her maiden name was Miss Nancy
E, Hawkins and sue was married in
March 1882, to s. NJ Lofty. She was
a member Of the Methodist Church.
She leaves three brothers and two sis
tiers, Harmon and John Hawkins Of
Bowles. Ark. B. F. Hawkins Of
Chattanooga. Tenn Mrs. Hannah
Phillips, of Bsttelle, Ala, and Mrs.
Mary Gates, OF Birmingham, Ala,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
CHATTANOOGA |. { c. CO.
PLAYS SANTA ROLE

Dunlap, Jan. 5.-The Chatta-
nooga Iron & Coal Co.. operating
mines at Dunlap, played the role
of Santa Christmas Eve when
men delegated bore presents and
necessaries around to needy chill
dren of the mining camp. In
vestigation had been previously
made to ascertain the unfortu-
mates and what they especially
needed. The distribution was
made by the superintendent of
the company, John M. Smith,
Chas. johnson and others in true
Santa Claus fashion. 1t was a
very thoughtful deed of the COM
pany and the means of making
many hearts rejoice on Christmas
morning.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
LoOneys Greek.

AetesaI fc me NezRS.
Snow is the order of day.
w. L. Richards visited hi
father-inlaw Sunday,
w. R. Miller visited his faith
er Sunday.
Ransom apd Thomas Kelly re
turned from Dayez Saturda,
where they spent holidays with
Chas. and Fred Raulston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Barber
from the mountain spent Satur'
day and Sunday with J. E.
league.
James B. Tygart went down
the road one day last week.
Deputy Sheriff G. P. Thomas
was in Whitwell one day last
week,
Rev. E. R. Lewis flied his
regular appointment at Sulphur
Spring Sunday.
Foster Powell and lady friend
were at church Sunday.
Jay Hudson called on w. H,
H. Powell Sunday.
John Miller called on Miss
Martha Hudson Sunday.
J. E. league is very low with
cancer on his face.
H. B. Tate was in Whitwell
Friday.
James Anderson went to the
mountain Monday after a load Of
lumber.
Foster V. Powell has rented
his farm to w. R. Miller on ac-
count of being drafted.
S. G.. Condra was in Whitwell
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Holloway was all
smile Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Hall visited at ]. e.
leagues Monday.
Chas. Hudson called on his
best girl at Whitwell Sunday.
Chas. Stauber called on Miss
Dorcas Richards Sunday.
A. K. Bailey was in Whitwell
Monday.
Joe Davis is building a new
a new house on the Jas. Ander-
so farm. Sweet Violet.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
Church Notes.

Owen Church-Sunday School every
Sunday at $3.50, w. R, Thomas, superin
tendent; Preaching every end Sunday
at 1O:45 and 4th Sunday at p. M, by Il
R. Lewis and by the Rev. Grower every
LIST Sunday at Z p. m.; Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night at Z o'clock.
Victoria-Sunday School every Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock, g. w. Friend
superintendent; Preaching every 3ro
Sunday at 10:45.
Red Hill-Sunday School every Sun
intendent; Preaching every lst Sunday
at 1O:45 a. NJ, and 3rd Sunday at 2:l5 p
m.
Sulphur Springs-Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 a. M, o. w. Austin, SUI
perintendent; Preaching every lat sun
day at 2:SO p. m.
Mineral Springs-Sunday School at
10 o'clock, j. f Mitchell, superinten-
dent; Preaching every End Sunday at
Up IN. II
Wesley's Chapel Sunday School, j,
B. Ellis, uperintendent; Preaching
every 4th Sunday at l0:S0a. IN.
Havrons Chapel-Preaching every 4th
Sunday at 2:15 p. m.
A special appeal will be made to the
children and young people at tho Owen
Church next SUNDAY Be there and see
that the children stay for preaching
service.
Remember the revival which ~ to be-
gin on the 22nd. DR.. Mitchell will be
present from Tuesday until Friday.
Are You \ christian? Are your chill
dren saved?l
John Painter has returned to
Whitwell from Herrin, Ill.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
FARMERS UNION OF
MARION IS PROSPEROUS

Jasper, Jan. 8.-The stock
holders of the Farmers Supply
Company, Of Jasper, the store
operated by the Farmers Union
of the county, met in Jasper Sat
urday for their annual meeting.
The business is in a prosperous
condition and the directors were
authorized to double the present
size Of the store building SO as to
give room for increased business.
The work of the board of direct
ors was endorsed and they were
reelected as follows: J. D. Lay,
E. B. Alder, T. B. Lasater, F.
L. Ashburn and Jas. Wells. A
is on foot to largely in
crease the lines carried in the.
store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
'UNIFORH NOT LIKED
ON CANOE FLOOR

Editor News:
l often thought of suggesting hav
ing a column somewhere in the New
to carry weekly list of names ant
addresses Of the Marion County boy
in the service of army and navy. o.
may be Just Sequstchie boys if tn,
Marion county boys would make too
long a list. Lots of papers up hert
are doing that and it meets with fav
or.
Am sending a couple of pages Of
what was intended for poem when
started. but didn't quite turn ont tC
be one 1t is what we are up against
while we are in uniform, l am sorry
to say.
1t is ten below zero and getting
colder all the time. Believe me. it il
cold in the submarines these days,
The coal situation Is getting serious
in the cities up here these days and
no show of better times.
GIVE Us OUR DUE.
We gave up good jobs to keep you
from harm.
And the Stacker goes by us with the
girls on his arm,
We're sailors, only dogs, they say,
We can do nothing bot let them have
their way,
We're doing our duty, his liver is
white,
We must be in hammocks at nine each
night, ....
He runs around a. long as he cares.
He laughs at the jackies as much as
he darcs.
The Stacker can dance, so it seems
rather hard
That we from all dances are barred.
The only way for us is to don civil
lians' toys.
For we're sailors, nothing but dogs.
Give US our due.
We've volunteered and gone to serve,
Our country with our strength and
nerve,
Why should girls torn up their nose
At sailor as he goes
Down the street to the Y. M. G. A.,
The only home he has in which to
stay.
Each hotel. cafe and restaurant try
their best .,-
To beat him out of all they can which
Is no jest.
Our money is not as good as slack
ers',
He has any number of German back
ers,
Over across a sailor Is prince,
Here you look at us and vince.
Give Us our due;
In this, our appeal Is man to man,
Please remember we are white, if you
can.
Please look at the sailors side
And do not our honest opinions deride.
We are rs human as boys can be,
We've done our duty as best we can
see.
We've enlisted and gone to our plsc-
es,
We 90 into battle with smiles on our
faces,
Wen fight and fight till the last,
Till the wal is over and all is past,
But till we 60 across to fight will you,
Please remember to
Give us our due.
MILFORD J. SCOFIELD,
M. NJ. T. c., Submarine Service,
U. s. Navy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-10
Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.

/ We are at last in our right com
pany. We are in 301 Wagon Co
do not guess we will be changed
any more, and | sure hope not fol
it is sure some job to move camp,
Well, it sure is warm down here
and ii rains 2 and 3 times a week
and this sand is sure hard to drill
in.
Jrmes Payne and Roy Jordan
got disappointed about coming
home. The lieutenant wont give
any body pass, not even to go
to Jacksonville, Fla.
We have got a good bunch of
boys in cur company and they
sure like to have some fun.
guess Roy Jordan and Jim
Payne have got the blues by this
time. 1t is enough to make a boy
have the blues.
The wagons have come and /
guess we will get to work next
week.
Roy Jordan and James Payne
went to Jacksonville, Fla, on a
w. o. L. pass and got 5 days on
kitchen police. l don't guess it
pays to take them, and do not
guess they will take any more.
| would not if was them.
| wonder what is the matter
with all of the Whitwell and
Tatesville writer's. | have not
seen anything from either place
lately. s
Roy Jordan got a letter from
somebody and it said guess who
wrote this and answer but he did
not know who to write
Well, l guess it is cold up there
by this time. | hope not for ! may
get to come home the 9th of Jan
uary andI hope it will not be cold.
l wonder if Hartloe Beasley
has ever left Whitwell as | have
never heard from him.
Isaw piece in the paper from
Charley Morrison, at Columbia,
S. c., and hope he is getting
along fine.
| am in Jacksonville today and
do not know much to write, but |
can say this is some camp There
are many soldiers down here and
/ like it fine.
/ sure would like to see Sher-
man Smith, of Sequatchie, for he
is fine boy.
| wonder what has become of
Bill Atterton of Whitwell. All of
the boys must be married or gone
as don't ever see anything in
the paper about them.
Well, it must be join the army
or navy one.
James Payne and Roy Jordan
have gone 90 the sick list. l
guess it would make me sick if
could not get a pass. do not
want any. | cannot get one is
the reason.
Lots of negro soldiers are down
here and this is a fine place for
them.
Roy Jordan is writing to his
girl now and has not gone out for
drill.
They have three Y. M. C. AS
sociations here and one right at
our company and we just have to
step out of our company into the
Y. M. C. A. building.
There are several ways to go to
town from the camp, by auto,
street car and boat.
Soldier Boy. |