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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
L CORRECTION

To the Editor Ocala Banu~r.
n yoa- issue following t.@ .isit Of
the war relics train On Ap.l Goth
you published the name % III =. T
Herr. Of Oklawaha, Fla IS having
subscribed $4,000 when Should
have sead 100000 = pa1ashing
this correction you viii so more han
Justice to a liberal supper - u our
government. The ofhcia. ls. shows
the subscription to nave oeen
$1,000 90.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
---W.s.s.----

The many friends in this city and
county Of Mr. Frank league of Lady
Lake will be pleased to learn that he
has sufficiently recovered from his
fall of last November, and is now rest
ing comfortably in wheel chair cut
OF the broad verandas Of his pretty
hsae It is to be remembered that
Nj. leagues nip was terribly lislo-
Gated and while it is yet rad he is
doing - we'll as oould n expected
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
TO EN-EAlN FOR CAMP SEWER

Notices nave been alaile4 - the
registrants named beloT 10 -eDort to
the Office Of the loca' board 4 Ma
rion county at Z a. n. IN Nay 7th
1913. under CaD No IS. .o~ antrain-
ment to Camp Sewer, Greengi.le. s.
c.
Alya Lee Barker, Terra Ceja. ia
Andrew Jackson Wood. Moss 4luh
Fla.
Local Board for the CounJg 4 Ma
rion. state of Fla Ocala, ia.
". Z. AcmcuC,
Chief e.. erx.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
1CALA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NAV ;, 1918
FORMER OCALA MAN WITH GOV
ERNMENT ACCOUNTING De
PARTMENT IN VA.

Editor the Ocala Banner
suppose you nave heard Of Nitro,
" Va and perhaps most OF your
readers ! came here ABOUT February
lst with the government accounting
department We have comfortable
offices to work IN out ! cant say
like the climate one day viii he ike
Florida weather and the next il will
be showing Only week ago II
showed ,wo days and nights tat did
NOT stay on the ground hut shorJ
time Nitro is fourteen miles from
Charleston Most Of the office force
live I'd harlesto. al greeent an ao
Out - Nilrc at A. D. II anu return
al 1-G 81. Nitro is the place where
tbe ble pow der plant is being built
by lie government which is the next
largest undertaking 10 the Panama
canal nat has heen started ty the
United States The office force con
sist q abou- elet en- hundred people
'heie are abouJ l2,VOe "orkmen en-
ployed now and il is expected to nave
oV,V0o J" " "'on'A U So mere are
a,00C uuildings with roof area of
10U acres There are sixty-fve miles
o. fallIoaU tracks win the Ihclosdre
ana seYenty-hVe locomotives run on
them
The plant pumps and consumes
10000 Gee gallons Of water day 1t
is expected the plant will commence
eaTIE n July to turn out 10000 to
V0V,Vo1 pounds OF powder per day
and $o,ooo men viii then be on the
pay 1olL
There afe plumbers oI mess nails
one ttiDc TIE larges; in the world
witt accommodations for 5,0o0 per
sons Al zine ana equipment to feed
150oe persohs IL an hour in a short
time +heatre inside the enclosure
VIII re 9mpleted ], viii seat 1900
There Is hospital abouut as large
as ~ any ~ity There are dental
offices and specia! diet kitchens; a
Y n ~ A. larger than most city no
tels il a short time most OF the OF
hce force Will live at me plant as
soon a. 1he quarters are completed.
when i supposed to be about the
first OF May There are several base
bali and athletic fields within the en-
closare y Way, former Yale ath-
lete and at one time pitcher for the
Giants mas charge OF baseball ar
rangements. To avery employee of
this place ali its privileges and amuse-
mems are absolutely free There is
no admission charge for anything,
medical and dental treatments are al
So rec The lowest wages paid
10 iaborers is thirty-seven cents an
hoar with an eight hour day and
double pay to- overtime or Sunday
work lab0rers averaging ten hours
can then make four and halt dollars
q day There are no charge for living
quarters employees pay for their
meals Vhich run from IS cents to as
much as you care TO spend
The oIty Of Charleston is in the
- '''l'' =" ana '"iIey ana Shoulu you
ef"' "flIe iet'er TO anyone III
4 'haTipetou III Va hattpr mark il
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

London, May French troops last
night improved their positions in the
neighborhoOd of LOcre, on the Flan-
ders front, the war office announces.
The British rushed German posts in
the Meteren sector and took prison
erR.
The statement follows.
"A local attack made by the enemy
yesterday upon one Of our posts In
the neighborhood of ST Julien was re-
pulsed by machine gun fire Posts
held by the enemy in the Meteren sec
tor were rushed by our troops during
the night and few prisoners were
secured by us.
BY a successful minor enterprise
carried out last night French troops
improved the positions held by them
in the neighborhood Of Locre.
The Hague Nay Pope Benedict
intends to issue a new peace offer on
Whitsunday May 49, Cologne news
papers announce The document, it
is said. will be OF more pressing ma
ture than formerly and VIII contain
concrete offers Of mediation by the
pope with the possible cooperation
of neutral sovereigns.
Similar information CT the pope S
intention, it is said, has reached Ber-
lin, where it has been received sym
pathetically.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

Women come nearer attaining
their hearts resire than men do. for
the simple reason that the chief ain
.of women is to look young. while mer
strive 10 look wise, says a wist
n. ae-raphe-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

Mrs. Frank BOurley OF Leesburg is
entertaining two of Ocala's rOsebuuds,
Misses Ruth Rentz and Katherine
Strunk, the young laGies going down
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
--W,S,S.--

airs VIM Gist and Miss hoffman
OF Mcintosh were shopping and greet
ing friends Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
W.S.s.

Old fashion and two crop Cow Peas
s. 50 per bpeck Ocala Seed Store
5-3-w If.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
Campaign ColIn-l-,ee
S.

Sorghum seed and Field Peas To-
sale at Ocala Seed Store.-5-5-w II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03
Yours very tru-y.

T. T NUNS0B
Chairman Liberty Loan oo@saittee
Marion County at Large.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-03

MIR. Patriot
Have you done your duty? Have you
bought Liberty Bond? We will help
you. Marion COunty's quota must be
filled. We have but two days more.
MUNROE & CHAMBLISS NATIONAL BANK
OCAI.A, FLORIDA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
SIDE TALKS
AN EXPERIMENT IN cHAEAcTER
READING
By RUrH CAMERON.

How beautiful tho, limo OF his profile
was tragic inheritance from Some ances-
tor who mystcriously could not transmit
also the emotions That must have at
come time lived behind the disnfictl c1-
terror. Yet Nblal had done things to his
face since he had had tho moulding OF II
He had shut his mouth 70 4 line OF TO-
preston and he had Invited CLINT OF
suspicion into his eyes
I copied that out nf ono Of Alice
Browns because I loved II SO.
I, puts .n,o more vivid words than I
eo,,ld have tound. Il feeling I have long
ha1 about tho things VIC do to our faces.
think everyone ought 10 look In th',
glass a, least once r. year A!lt! n:;& hi;'!:s"it
"Wh,t hays. I done - my fnrr s!',rr I
have had the moulding ri II? Have I
been etching any new lines INF" X II tn
lsAst y:nr?
TrY y some day.
Look Closely at That Familiar Yet
Unfamiliar Eace.
Try H. look Il, 'h;L; ca:H before you ~
II X were another :.
You hay" ":t"u "%sa%cd TO rad char
actcr ir III" fares you see on ~ trolley
or the street: Try ~ road the chara"t"@
In this fac" that LOOKS nut At you FROM
the mirror.
Are there lines OF s"nsua'Ety about tho
mouth
Ia there IL nervous Trowr settling ia
self between thr prrwS.
Il thern any touch OF that hardness
which too great concentration on tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

~ nrr cert tax IN :'.vhis and other
pirnSur" he's Hire; Inr lore than SD
TIE liuu:" Scc:icn. which would levy
inIi.r Is al: trunhS costing more than
So. WIS amended so aS to fix ,h''
amount at So. Will Tor "aliscs and
travelling bags. $lI Was made the mimi
uuiM Instead O. So. The committee
also agreed ~ the taxing of purses AID
handbags COSTING more than IS instead
III $7.jr :Is !ia"i ny the House.
MI II The T!nus" provisions relative
IL. mon and wnnrns wearing apparel
urr" accepted unchanged. Under this
:"hGt.ulr rrrn. wcn!rn and buys will be
p": milt"d IN pay $50 for suits or o|cl-
rn;tis wlth"ut being subject 70 tax while
wumCn'% dresses Costing less than $40
will he exempt.
The House proposal To tax Tnnicn'5
hats costing more than Sl5. was acc"pt-
ed hut til" prh"ISit placing the liIn:-
tatiuu Of s. Tor mems and boys hats
and 50 imr caps. WAS revised 50 ns ~
make st for the former and 81 fer thr
latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the City.

Mrs Earlics; j. Clark has arrived from
81. Paul. Minu., L. V.s;!l hcr sister. Mrs.
J. }. S.!lS. "f thu Island.
j. NJ. Clark. Il Prominent Pittsburgh
attorney. Wa 4 Wheeling visitor yes
tcrday.
The many fri"m!$ Of Mss Gertrude
Ritter Will rrsr"i Ia !"'lrn OF her being
confined to i,.r home ON Fourteenth
S,rrci with ;:n attack Of IL grippe.
Mrs. William It"G.Cy "f Newport
N"w$ Va. - i Hur~t "i her mother.
Mr.. Mary Arkir. 81 south Jacob street.
Mr.. ANA Mr.. Ray iicmu";t are r"criv-
INK CONGRATULATIONS ever the Arrival OF
n son. who viii l." christ"n"d Elmer
Eugene.
Miss Mary Naomi W.sal ntthr Island
i tn. guest 81 friends; ~ 81. C.a.rSviil'.
William F:aH%h"!m * Srrn,ii.S 4
shnr; ;urlou%h AZ H." guest Of his
mother Mrs. Harry Fran"sI"im III tiiS
CiiE. Mr. F:a"Hh III l.; now stationed
at one. Of The INIHIIon fields in south
rrn Florida, hu; expects shortly 10 K"
"aCr"%$.'
Mr.. mad Mrs. Tony Eockon<tsin OF
Eu.lrr. H.. are v!S:liu, tht!r sister. Mrs.
Sarah Schulrr "f Fifteenth street.
Attorney Fra"R y. u'Hr'"m returned
yesterday from Charleston. Whcr" h. has
h."n for ths. past several days on legal
hu$'u
William J. Mooney. who has been i'll
for IN" pas, srN"rll ,mnIilhS in his home
III Eff street: = slowly recovering.
Tie Row. l.. !. -, n"lt former pas
tor cf TIE Wcs!,y Mc,hohi%, t:p.sc"pa!
church now Stationed at Coyingi"n.. Va,
~ visiting trI"udS ~ ~" city.
Mrs, Alex. G,H:' IS visiting in New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
.hREE
GALE D BY RID.
CROSS 5i][IE: 7 !
FOR CANCEEN AND HOSPITAL HUT
WORK. AMONG" CONVALESCENT
SOLDIERS IN FRANCE.
cancellation Of the Weeks Gatherings
KGc Brought Il Lull "a Society
Which SuIga ssc5 previous
Records.

In tbs day and hour when wo;Aan
ar" playing sUcn an Important r"i" ~
th. E,',u"uiouS events being carried "tI
in connection with IT," war the dawn -
c;.,h succeeding twrut! -four hours
brings frril Its call i'r ;n"$r earnest
w"r!:rre int" rH" 81 tia var.Cu aErlIu"h
u wHr r"li"f w"rk.
l;ut. IN IL. probability. on" "t the most
important allJ urgent calls yet issued
IS tbs. national on winch In An"r!I'tn
Red Cross sent broadcast throughout
th.S land OF our during IA" prrsel
week tor 900 volunteers lr"m IN" ranks
of inc American WOMEN. between The
ages Il - aud 80 years. to - IL i rAnc"
IT, aid in cantccu ANA hospital hut work
atu"n:; inc c"uv9l"$"rrt soldiers there.
Tho QUOTA Of tho I'ut"Turc DIVISION ~
thr t:"d Cross. wL!rn includes our own
state. in addition /" Virginia. MIryiani
Amd The District at Columbia, L. - 1t
200. Therefor" an especial appeal IL
made 10 the y"ln:; w"!n'H Of NH'"i!h4
who are in Il r"S::in L. =" abroad and
perform this: noble duty (" answer With
cut delay ihs surrrin" cal III tn" great
est country ON earth 10 It's luyal wumaIr
hood.
In addition 10 the ab"T", tho local
chapter also Sends forth = call for
volunteer rrgiStrutur To take charge %
this recruiting III Wheeling. li"rc -
another splendid opportunity for one
who's" patriUt:Sm IS anrr. yet who can-
not LEAVE Wheeling. To- carry on lhiS un>
dcrLaking and organize Nh"'.l!nS's quota
who will 10 overseas 10 do their part In
the colossal struggle. |; IS quite prob
able that the one who Will tar" chhr%"
Of this rcGiStratICu work Will require Il
number Of ru-w"ri4"rS To assist hST n
-;-.b, her
channel into which numerous local HIrls
and women can turn their ritTlOllr Z"al
TO rich profit The registration booth
will be opened within the shortest pos
siDlc time, The exact date 10 DC an
nuunccd within the next day or two.
Therefore, it bchuuvcs all those considers
Ing entering this Curious field I" lose
no time registering and planning Tor an
early entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
RIVER NEWS

the river ut 2. m. yesterday was 9
.rct inches and stationary Mt the
,ylnrr wh!l" a. thr foot of Mc3icchcn
,;aiu the ca;Isn registered II tcct ,
inches and FALLING slow.
Th" Mill, II cleared FOR New hata-
innras 1T noon yesterday with a good
trip.
muraS last night and will leave for that
port TOMORROW Ut noon.
Thu Omaha Is '!uc down from Pitts
turrh nj } o'clock tomorrow morning
and will leave for Parkersburc al I a. n
Tho Liberty was due lin carly this
morning from M'' .nnr, lisvillc and vii
depart FOR Farkcrshurg o; 1880 p. m.
The II. =. Flcsher passed up Win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
thoughts Of money and success is sure to

thoughts Of money and success is sure to
bring?
what Lines AFRO You Etching IN TT
Arc there as In Ahial's. lines of rrc-
preston about the mouth. or CLINT OF
suspicion in the eyes.
or has tho will TO b., more Just and
kind and unSclf:Sh avery year. stamped
It's tilne imprint upon your face?
Iras STRENGTHENING chG-actcr given q
certain purpnScruiness tothe features, a
certain fine ro!ss to the hcad7
Those are all questions. You remind
M. that some one else could answer
better than tho one who is looking at
that face in the glass
Why NOT Make It Tomorrow
Perhaps. I an not so sure Eut this
Ennw-fhat II ia most unlikely that
ANON. slso wiil ever tell you tho whole
truth about that fare.
Surrl. tho experiment Of reading your
own character is worth trying.
Why not make Il tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

A quiet wedding too" place Tuesday
evening at III, Cathedral residence. in
which tho principals were Mr.. Thomas
iurkc ana Hiss Edna Stein. both OF THIS
city. Very Rev. q. II. MoEr, '. d., pr
formed IN" ceremony AM The attrnd4nls
were Miss Cora H"lc"r and Mrs. T. j.
I'LL The nridc is n" daughter Of Mr..
Harry stein. Of tho South Side. while
ihc groom is the son nC MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Burke. of In" Island i"th
f,krn IN their residence on IT," South
so" where they ar" receiving IN" h$t
wishes ard congratulations or'th"ir host
az friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

Eamo Eestroye
DanGruff Bacilli

Science has perfected a wonder
full preparation tEat stops ScborI-
,hca 1.-THE medical term io7 dandrut1) /
by killing the dandrutf microbc.
Its name is FAMO ard it is a
prodrc; oi one OF the famous
pharmaceutical houses OF Detroit.
The ingredients have never been
used on the scalp before but they
arc we'll known TO physicians.
As last as nature grows lie" hair
tho Scborrhca germ kills it of.
Unless YOU destroy tic germ
with F.AMO, TIC lew hair w:l! Grow
weaker and weaker and badness
finally will result.
TAMO destroys the dandruf ba-
ciIli and makes new, luNuriart hair
grow.
I'AMO actually rrtards Erayncss:
It contains no alcohol. 1t stops Al!
itching of the scalp.
FAMO shnrld tc used daily by
every member ni Tie family, even
BY those WHO have TO C1rdruf. 1t
kccrs the hair healthy and beautiful
and prevents s"hor:hca.
FNMO is sold at all toilet goods
counters. also applied at the better
barber shops. 1t coiocs in two
.sizcs-a snail size 1T $ cc"ts and
an extra large bottle Tor 81.
ISrborrken IS -, '-ri'-G! rare fer
rrc-hi!l. i-crtd,r4 dc;p i'v~ 'tc s-h6cc'ar
Gar IL Of re srlin. Tl' tfbnr"hr71 r'rre.
III, forms il 1r'!cf =, fares aud IS COM
nr-'-. brcrr 81 d7-fr"e.
MfS. by The Faino Co., Detroit.
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orpanjz,nr Maunlngton women.

Mrs II. MNhr OF M,tnn!NETNI' EIH'I,N
Mrs ". i. Lear. tn" pT"S,"rni 81 ~.
lrhrrlirr- tI;,,yur rt Catholic Relief
on Tnrs'l.y uG tn. present week. for the
rurrn.,r nr obtaining information 70
aar,,ins lhr organization OF chapter IN
that town. rs the w"nri "f ms de-
nomination in HAT locality "" very
:,,.'iv,. IN all PATRIOTIC activities. and arr
,n,, y"aluuG t. orvINl%r Il chapter al
H. great nati"nal ,."rioty th"r". Upon
lnarttlu.- of thu Snh.I,!lh trr"'npiiNh-
mrntS rf tho local chniI"r during us
ON" years "N'St"ur". Mrs. M"hr Wis
NOR, ,.rrEHsia>;lic than eyer regarding
Ih, in. ruC;lr:rC ~; III" work among Ia"
Indies If Mann!nGiun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
Hun Request Causes u
Sensation at Vatican

ROME. Oct. 9-t"rmauy's request for.
an aruisticr produced i tremendous.
S"i@ation NJ the vatican. =.
lmm"d#t"ly after the details of the
proposal wcrr received. Cardinal Cas-
rarri. paral S"crrtnr! IF state. conferred
Wit hth" pope. .hft"rward h" had 4 long
conference with III" Belgian minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

Thn MISSES E!lHlb"lN VT'NT TU""W"
an! I..o. Anna llublard entertained !!
grr,ip ~ rirndS III Il delightful inl"r,nal
o., IN, rlrg 'ru-SGay evening. at their
home IN L.alhcrwuod Tic boys AMI
ri.> incluI"d III rh" group enjoyed IN"
hours in dnrcinr ana music, whale
Hoover luncheon marked the trrmlna-
ton Of tho evenings joys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
ENTERED
BY ITALIAN TROOPS

ROME. Oct. 9.-Italian troops. push
ing northward in Albania entered the
city Of Elbason on Monday after crush
ing Austro-IlunEarian resistance. the ,
Italian war office announced today. IL =
Italians are continuing their advancHsSA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
E,rGrc1rent Announced.

Tho nurm',r, u friends 81 Miss Francis
Elulick. Of Nir.iria street. WI! b' sur
pr.scd t0 learn ii her .nGnHr!ht!t !"
Mr.. Oscar Hare. Of South Penn street.
l:nIh ar popular T"uuE It"i,i" ~ ~"
I.ia,d AID ;nr coming nup;;hlS VIII Do
II iutcr"S. "a their InanN nCrua!n'li' :.
While the dat. hns not been definitely
set. il will in I'll probability be an cNt;:t
OF the late autumn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

In tho American sector OF this front
the Germans are resisting very strongly.
The American losses. however. have not
been heavy. Tho total American casual
ties Is less than half tho number Of Ger
mans taken prisoners. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

LoNI>rt.> -; ?--r y. r.)-~(!'%
tho .l"~,,s...t.,l !'"""". l---;:'rMau ira''i5
r.. , .i.,"! -rt;4", ~ r.Ty h"ir''! on
49,, r:'r.,. river front ~ -" 'naI.. n;"".
>rI No. :'r.'.'', by" ut Hr'" abb" I"
MI! W.. it.u"h pr"rrr%".
T',- E..rirh a,iva"'" along tho hattie
'frrrrt b,,,w cambria and st On" IN
&C. proceeding very we'll today all aionS
tho line. There Is not SO much resist
ancc by the Germans as there was yes
,rrfav. This probably Is due 10 tho
Germans having retired during the
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

BERLIN tria I.OndnnI. Oct. 9.-"On
the battle fsnnt between Canlarni and
81. Quentin we occupied positions TO tho
rear. thereby giving up Cambria. says
tho headquarters announcement tonight.
There WAS mi:"r. lighting in CHAM
raCn.. TN hoIh "!Ics Of the Mouse re.
ncwrd enemy attacks developed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

tow Of lumber last evening at $50
o'clock
The Milton will be in tonight from
New MatamoraS.
Pittsburgh at present is enjoying Il
bodybuilding boom. Th.rr = un'!"r
construction on tnr ways Of that ci:y
eight steel hull tow boats. two %t"cl tuG>.
4 biz steel. hullcd nach:n" boat. ""l.'u
steel hull n,anruvcrinG b"';i~. "jir ferry
boat and sixty-iivr large Steel lTtrg":'.
This is good evidence that H!c rNcr
tusipoaR IS coming back aHIln,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

RERLIE tvia Lord"nl. Oct. Bic
porting the grcn; brt;I" III tho Canerdt-
- Quentin sector. general headquarters
TODAY admits breaches in III" Germ M
linr,. on hnih sides Of tho Roman rnaH
toy,r.1 T,r Ca,cau and also German
withdrawal to Frcsnny-lc Grand.
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STEADY ADVANCE
CONTINUED {. Page 80

St. Quentin continues. and that the big
railroad town OF i5usiSny. southwest OF
l.. Gattau, has been taken. :.
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FAIRS Oct. g.--f'r"nch troops attack
Ing last night south md east ar -.
Quentin captured the German detrnS"S
between Harry ard S"uvillc-St. Anand
and drn"n past III" latter town on INC
rfr;N tnluv'. cFrrirl statement by the
war n.uc.. nnrOunr"!
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KIver TslcgrGln5,

HIVoE 1CIGh t.IIIo.
DAVIS ISLAND D-\A--H.: Feet riS-
ing; clear.
STEu BENN1LLE-3. feet Station
airy: clear.
clear.
oil. C1TY-26 feet; farl.u2: clear
WARREE.---2 fcot. illli"!,, clear.
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yesterdays attack between Cambria and
81 Quentin The allied troops made II 900
prisoners and captured goo guns.
LONDON. Oct. 9.--I l:i0 p. m.)--The
German retreat from the Scarpe river
southwark below s.. Quentin enabled tho
l;ritish easily tn advance from two 10
three miles this morning. The Germans
started backward last night. The Brit
iSh have met with little resistance TO-
day. as they have not hcon In contact
%.ih tiir German main linc-
Til" weather H. b:;,i. otherwise It Is be-
l'cvcd TINT Tho British would have adj
vanced further.
Tho Germans arc burning villages.
This retreat ,cnEthcns the line which
Tho Tcu;ons so long have been trying to
shorten. and the situation opens manJ
possibilities of retreats elsewhere.
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NARY {. HUGHES. Tr"as.
Tho kits ana h"ld''rs w"r". turned
over t" tn Iuni"r Red 'r"SS "N'ru'iIr
I" IN, ,il.:; WIZ :: III" rnr.ls Of III" Academy
ar,. actively rm.ag'd in tho sal" Of
Thrift stamps. each rl"$s room has rs
individual cluh "nI officers elected ="
carry on this work. and S"ntrmh"r r.
,.,rh ..rnup Of stump sales girls r"H-
r..s..ri!!ir his institution.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-03-28
W anted

Berry Pickers, both white and colored The condition of the strawberry plants assures d heavy yield this season Only few acres of small berries and several hundred acres Of Aromas and KIondykes, mostly Aromas, large berry, which is a few days later than the Klondyke. We have been short of pickers for several seasons on account of increased acreage. Price has been raised from Pc to ? 1 % per quart. Rooms for several free; wood free; baggage hauled by the grower. free. 37 miles north east of Little Rock, in White county, on the Mo. Pacific rail- way. Later notice will be given as to when to come. Address, McRae Fruit and Truck Grow CTS Association, McRae, Ark.
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