davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-13

Andrews, AlbertRay Aeschbacher, ,ErnestR
Blum. Erwin Big Owl, George
Byer. George p. Berry, Erich Nye
Brsuckner, Willie Breier. Hermann,
Bast. Walter Whitlinger Bordeaux, Francis
Bergman. Wilhelm Black Horse, Frank
Philemon James
Beckman, Fredrick Brueckner, Frank
Henry Baker, Charles Wm
Brodboll. Theron A. Bear Horse John
Banwsrt. Harry Herman Bear Thunder. James
Bruce. Carl Baker, Lyman ).
Bice. Clyde
Coyle, Charles Clement Coyle, Jane Edward
Clairmont, Richard Carroll, James
Theodore christensen, George
Charging Whirlwind Chasing Horse, Titus
Wallace
Durrin, George Byron Dog Eyes Charlie
Dengler, BENJAMIN Dodds, Chester Perry
Harrison Dimitrof. Michael
DeMarsche. Joseph Dimmit Clark Hamil-
James ton
Dress. John Richard Dodds, Milton V.
Eidsmoe. Marble Calvin Ellwanger, Edward
Eidsmoe. .spencerGeoree ELLIS, Forest E..
Erikson, Peter Ellwanger Jacob
hSJtS, EdSUihdu, hHuIcW
Fritjofson. Ernest Leo Fast Horse, Fred
nard Freeman, Charles K.
Farmer. Lee Foote, Jesse
Farley, w. O. Findley, Charles Will
lard
Gapen, Paul Ebert Griffin, Will Charles
Grogan, JohnLa Lawrence GoodThunder Leopold
0udath. Fred Gresh. John
Gfllen, Jacob ID. Glatfelter. John E.
Gantz, Edward w.
Hagmsn. .CharlesAugust Hofer, JacobJ.
Huber, VIM. Charles Hellekson, Edward ].
Heaton, George Nelson Hooper, William Edw' d
Hickman, William B. Hight, Clarence Harry
Huber, John Reinhold Hagman Walter VIM
Hellekson. Elmer O. HutcheSon, Paul +.
Hansen, Clarence Helgeson. Henry
Wakefield Hutcheson, Cornelius
Heaton, Benjamin F. Milton
Holiday, Almond c. Hedrick, William
Hancock. Bert Hutchens, We're
Henry, James, Halva Joseph
Jackson, Cleveland Jams. Hilko Albert
Jackson. Arthur
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

Pri otazkach 5, 6 a Z treba U
dat zdali branec je beloch (whi
te), cernoch, neb Asiat, kdezto
oiazky 8 a 9 tykajf Sc pouze In
dianG.
10. Rodily americky OBJ
can? Native born?) ku kterez
TO otazce treba vysvetlit, ze
kdo Sc We Spoj. Statech narodil
vcetne Alasky a Havajska, ma
rodil Sc jako obcan americky,
at uz rodice jeho byli obcany
ci nikoliv. Kdo Sc narodil v ci
zine jake syn americkeho OBJ
cana, jest americky obcan, ne
yzdal-li Sc sveho obcanskeho
prava.
!, II. Naturalisovany dbcan
Spoj. StatG? Naturalisovany
obcan je, kdo ma druhy obcan
sky list. Kdo ma jen prvni list
neni obcan, nybrz jen dekla-
rant.
12. Obcan Spoj. Statd z
pfiobceni otcova? Dftky MIDI,
kterf Sc dali ,pficbc'ti, dokud
detem nebylo jeste 21 roku,
.isou rovnez obcane.
13. Deklarant? - Dekla-
rant jest, kdo jako obcan neb
poddanya jine zeme dial pred
soudem ma jevo svdj umysl sta
ii Sc obcanem Spoj. Statu, jiny
ni slovy, kdo ma prvni "obcan
sky list"
ID. Cizinec, nedeklarant?
(Non declarant)~ Cizozemsky
nedekarant, jest, kdo nepatfi
pod otazky 10, IL IL a. Il, t. j.,
kdo Jest obcan neb poddany ci
ri zeme a nema jeste prvniho
cbcanskeho listu.
Is. CT poddany nenf-li oh
canem Spoj. Statd? Cechoslo-
wax.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

volebni budce v precinktu kde
nynl bydlite. .Podobnych regi.
stracnlch budov v meste a ma ma
Sem venkove jest $50.
Veskere bulky budou otevfe
ny mezi 7 rano a 9 hodinou We
Ger. Prihlaste sc v cas-.
Kazdy must sc dostavit osob
ne a registracni kartu podep-
sat vlastnorucne.
Uvadime zde otisk originalu
registracnf karty re dvaciti ota
eek pozistavajici.
Vyplnte tuto kartu donna q
odevzdejte il odvodnim 1raddm
"a zftrejsiho zapisu.
Jak jsme jiz v sobotu nazna
chi: ky
1. 5Jmeno krestnf i prfjmeni
nlusf lbyt ma karte napsano ce-
le, tedy prvnf, stfednf krestni
jmeno i prijmenf,.-n priklad
Jan, Josef Kolaf''
T 2. Adresa staleho domova
Permanent Home Addres), te
fdy nfkoli snad mfsto pracovm.
s. Start (Age in Years)
Treba udat jen pocet plnych 70
XII.
4. Den narozeni (Date of
Birth), den mesic a rok naroze
nj. Kdo sc ma rok narozeni ne
mdze upamatovati, fekne ma
pr. ::"12. ffjna" pax: " den
nlych letosnfch narozenin byl
jsem (nebo budu) :. rokd
STAR,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

16. Nynejsi zam6stnani?
present ocupation) Udati dlu
zno jen co reoistrant nyni ko-
ma ne co d6Ral drive. nebo co
jest jeho povolanf, jestlize v
mem nepracuje.
~. Jmeno zamestnavate-
lovo. U Jake firmy, korporace,
neb spolecnosti pracuie. Kdo
jest samostatny v. remeslu neb
obchodu. must to udati.
1S. Misto prace neb zame
stnanf? Jest to misto, kde re-
gistrant pracuje.
10. Jm6no neiblizsiho prf
buzneho? Kdo jest zenat Ii
ie Sc svojf zenou. uda jeff ime
no. Vdovci a svobodnf udajf
svebo nejblizsfho krevnfho pff
buzneho. nemaji-li ale tako-
vych. ..udaif imeno sveho nej-
lepsiho pfftele.
20. Adresa neiblizsiho pri
bnzneho? Udati fdluzno cisb
domu, ulici. obec reb mesto, o
kres stat nebo RID, misto
postv, okres a stat.
Ia vvplnovanf registracnf
kartv treba zvlAstnf presnosti
ohledne cisla domu a nazvu u
lice kde pritomn9 registrant
bydli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

Pcdobne spravnosti nutno
"a udavanf firmy kde regi-
strat je zamestnan.
V padu nemoci mono ime
novati sobe zastnpce. kterH by
"a racienta re9istracni kartu
vyplnil podepsal.
"Cizinci." tedy nikoli pfi-
slusnici Cleveliandu mohou Sc
registrovati dnes v Central
zbroinici a Cleveland'ane jim
de prodlevaifcf, must sc pn-
HAST v dotcenych mfstech q
povSrenou i vyplnenou kartu
poslati zdejsim odvodnfm ufa-
dim. .
ia zitreisf reeistrace zde
kazdy obdrzf certifikat, her5
bude mu dukazem. ze povinnv
zapis odbyl spravne, jinymf
slovv. ze vojenske registraci Sc
nevvhnul.
Dodatecne upozornit tfeba
ieste iednOu ma otazku patnac
tou, kterazto otazka znf: IF
not a Citizen Of United States
what Nation are YOU citizen
or subject? (Neiste-li obxa-
nem Spojenvch Statu, jak6ho
statu iste obGan neho podda-
nV?) Ma otazku tn treba odpO
v7dit - Cechoslovak - cesk0
slcvenskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
DEN VSE0BECNE REGlsTRACE MU-
zU VOJENSKYCH LET STANE Sc
j.. JAKYMSI SVATKEMV
CELE ZEMI.

Ma zitrek pripada zapis mu
zG 18 al As letych, kterazto re
gistrace stane Sc jakymsi narod
MIN svatkem v cele zemi. Pri-
myslova cinnost bude, obmeze-
ma americky prapor zaveje ma
vsech verejnych budovach,
Zftrek stane sc epochalnim
dnem "a vaiky proti Nemecku.
Bude to den "a nehoz Soustatf
vypocte veskerou svou muznou
ailu.
Temer tfinact millionn muzI
bude Ultra We Spojenych Sta
tech registrovano.
Vsichni muzi vcetn9 18 az As
rokd must Sc pfihlasiti ku zapi
su. Kdo Sc neprihlasi, zakonu
podleha a neznalost dotceneho
zakona pred trestem neuchra-
nj. Pouze muzi "a predchazeji-
CT vyzvy jiz zapsani neb muzi
arm&de jiz slouzici nemusi ku'
zitfejsi registraci.
X zapisu must vSichni muzi
- Ohcane Ii neobcane - ktefi
prekrcili osmnacte' narozeninN
nepfekrocili ctyficate .;seste
narozeniny v ctvrtek IL zarf' r.
1918. Bude-li vam osmnact ro-
XII Ultra, musite registrovat. Blu
deli ,vam ttyricet sest rokd IL
ira, musite registrovat.
Je-li vam ale 46 rokI dnes ne
musite k registraci Ultra.
Jak jsme jiz n9kolikrate "a
znamenali. registroyat nutno We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
FRANCOUu POSTOUPILI U LESA ST.
COBAN A BRlTOVE K ARMENTIERES.
MESTA ST. QUENTIN ALA FERE
TEMER SEVRENA.
AMERICANA ZfSKALl DALSl UZEMl MEZI
VESLOU A AISNOU.

Krticke postaveni Nemcn cd Cambria lesGm St. Gobain
a dale ku scissors dodrzuje pozornost celeho sveta
Nahy spojencd mIze sic pozmenit ceou stuacl
zapadnm bos naprot omu NONE vsak, ze Ludendorf
cerstvym poseny bude hedet Hndenburgo
We lini udrzeti delsi dobu
Ackov promn9 pocasi spojenecke offensive nen zvlat
prfznive destove boue opaku Britove Francouz A
mericane nell vcera mensi dspechy.
Ma severnfm krdle angcka vojska posoupila ponekud
Armenteres kterezo mesto e stredem bavnaskeho pr-
mysu jakous bastou ndustrenfho mesa Lille begickych
hranic t@s
Mez Gnizecourt Havricourt vcera Hageva vojska
stoupila Cambria mill, kdezto francouzske armady
kracu obchvanych manevech lesnf basy St. Gobain Wy
chodne pod reky Oisy cd Soissons kde
Francouzdm pomaha tez nekolik dvisi americkych.
Meso La FereAezc same Hindenburgovy lnie, je
@tenC st. Quentin podobne obklfcenf
ceka La mze kapulovat dne rovnez osud St. Quen
tnu e vahach Cd mea toho jsou Francouzi sotva t
mile .4..s
Amerieane okupoval dsdatecne dzemi mez veslou- a.
Asnou Woevre Lotrnsku pluk americkych cernocha
obsadil kterous ves Huny vyklizenou. ,. =
Nemecy bulletin doznava jiz otevTen6 pozvony posup
spoenc Franci Belgii Berlin pfpravue narod moz
most dasiho velkeho vyboe armad marsalka Focha1
Nemecky lid jev sklamani protvalecne boure opakujf
ri cernozute Vcera Vfdni vyvolay zeny
proestuc pro dasmu zavazenf rakouskych dvs do Fran
Gle ma frontu italskou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

Washington, 10. zari. - Re-
gistranti, ktefi dospeli 19. roku
ale dosud nedosahli 81. roku,
budou die prava, jez bylo dano
valecnemu Department. povo-
lani prvnf k vojenskym sluz-
bam. o Oznananje tax dnes Med-
ne vrchnf prof6s general Grow
der. Zprava ona znamena. ze
18. leti mladici a muzi cd 81 do
as let (vcetne) nebudou -odya-
d6ni dokud vsichni trfdy 1.
nebudou pro brannou povin-
most vybrani. Jest pochopitel-
no, ze nejvice odvedenci bude
We staff cd 19 do 20 let an pra-
We v tomto veku Jest neivice
ma nichz nikdo nenf 3D.
vfslym.
General Crowder upozornu-
je tez ma rozpocet vypracova-
ny jiz pred nekolika tydny. die
ktereho bude We veku mad IL
let celkem as 10,628,937 reqi-
strantn z nichz bude v 1. trfde
k voienske sluzbe fysickv sch1
pnych jen 601,236 muzh. Ma
proti tomu ocekava 1.121.634
rekrutG 1. tt. z celebo poctu
2,106,386 muzu We veku cd 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
MUZI Cd 10 DO 36 LET BUDOU
ODVADENI DRlVE.

do 20 let, kterych die toho ,od-
vedeno by bylo do armady vice
jak polovina.
Odvodni komise roztfidf pro
to vsechny mule cd 19 do 35
let, a povolAyati je budesnfs1se I
|statnflai - ,inamis zs1bpaso'
odvadeni budou 18letf a teprve
naposled branci We staff cd 81
do 45 let.
Valecny departement odha.
duj,a pocet muzd 'podlehajfcfch
branne povinnosti ktefi maji
tento tyden registrovati a MALE
zaji se We v6ku o 18 do 20 let
ma 100000. z tDhoto poctu je
as 100000 stud;entI. iimz We
studifch poskvtnutv budou Via
dou Spoi. st. RHINE vShodv. Cd
vedeni dostanou voienskf stej-
nckroi a plat prosteho voiaka.
must vsak krom nravidelntch
stndii v6novati veskery preby-
tex cas- voienskemu v1cviku,
ktery smerovati bude k tomu
cfli. ably Mich vvcvicenf bvli
dobTi poddnstoinici a die doka
zan1ch schopnostf ! dhstoinfci
rravidelneho vojska i oddfln
technickych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
NOVY ZPUSOB PONORKOVEHO
UTOCENf.
SUBMARINE TORPEDOVALA PARNfK DOPROVA-
ZENY BITEVNICEMI.

Washington, 10. zarf. - Americky parnk Dora, byvale
rakouske pavido byl dne zar torpedovan potopen
vzdaenos 400 mil cd francouzskeho pobrez. Posadka
bya zachranSna Parnik zasazen byl selou 500 hodn
Kdne more umozno zachranu veskereho muzstva
poStu IS muzd kter byi Yza paubu nee torped Sub
marina obevla vzdalenost $50 yardi cd Dory
vzdor doprovazecm il t nicited zahajla pabu Straze
oznamuj Re ponorky sparen by perskop prvnf
r&n9 ze submarine vice nevynoa Sfelou poran4n by
pouze eden odk Bezprosredne 1oku doprovazeci To-
de vrhaly hubnove bomby domneem msu odkud torpedo
bylo vypaeno panuje nahled re ponorny cun bud b z
Cen aneb vazne poskozen.
Tento tok jest ponekud odsny cd dosavadni ncve Gin
nosti n6eckych submarn AZ dosud odvazovai nemec
pra jen lode popsany tok parnk dopro
vazeny em nicite zfeme nasvedcuje ak zoufae poksy
Nemci cin, ably Spojene Staty byly zastraseny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
SPORY MEZI BULHARSKEM A
TURECKEM.
cAklHRAD vYsfLA pos1LY sEvERNf HRANIcl

Washington, 10. zafi - Dose dnes informace po-
tvrzu nedavne zpravy spoehveho ze turecka
vada vysa buharske hrance znacnejs voensk6 oddly
NesnAze teo dvou spojenc centrnich mocf zpusobeny
jsou sporem povalym p deenf vaecnou kofist dzem
urvane Run1unsku. Moznost roztrzky mezi Cafhradem
Sr9dcem byv Berne pfvoda velice nepfjemne rozpaky
proto Jest zdem drady vyvo techo udaos sledovan vel
kou pozornost. .@
49,; (Pokracovanf ma stran9 druhe.) 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11
}ECISTRACE is AZ 45LETYCH JEST zTRA.'
AMERIcKY TRANSPORT POTOPEN
SUBMARINOU.
VSICHNI VOJfNl, POCTEM $500, BYLI ZACHRANE.
nj. MNOZSTV CLEVELANDANU MEZI
TROSECNfKY.

(ODPOLEDNf BULLETINY.)
Londyn, 10. zafi. - Ameri-
cky vojensky parnik, plavici
$500 nasich brancn do Angle,
byl ztroskotan biz irskeho po-
bfezi nsmeckou submarinou.
katastrofa udala Sc patek
odpoledne Ia klidne povStrno.
sti a do dneska zjistsno, ze vsi.
chni vojini i plavci byli sfastns
zachr6nxni. Mezi troseGniky M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-11

chazi se pfevaxne procento
brancI z Clevelandu Z Chica-
ga, zvlasf k dslnicke tide pfi.
nalezejicich - Slovane, Svsdo-
We a JIM naturalisovani obcans.
Dotcena submarine byla po-
zdsji amer. bombou ztroskot1.
ma. kdezto po;kozeny transport
byl zahnan ma piscinu, cimx /
zachranovaci prace byly usnad
.neny.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
Taking Care Of Our
Soldiers In Washington

Since the declaration of war,
countless numbers of military men
have been passing through Washing
ton. Many are stationed in or near
the city Nearly every church in the
city has organized committees to
welcome and entertain these soldiers.
In some churches special services
are conducted at stated times, after
which supper Is served and enter
tainment provided for the evening.
After Sunday services the boys are
invited to dinner at the homes of the
parishioners. Committees so ar
range this hospitality that no mill
tary boy attending service is over
looked.
Churches have turned their parish
houses over almost entirely for the
evening recreation of the military
men. When dancing or other enter
tainments are not planned the boys
come to read or write letters. Cots
have been placed in some parish hou-
ses in order that men not finding ac-
commodations elsewhere or lacking
money for such accommodations may
pass a comfortable night. A French
class has been started in one of the
old parishes Of Washing fon IN order
that the men frequenting this
church home may have some know
ledge of the French language for ser
vice over there
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
Truant Officers To Stay

State House, Annapolis, March p
BY a vote of Al to As, the House
today refused to lay on the table
bill exempting Southern Maryland
and Eastern Shore counties from the
operation of that section of the Com
pulsory School Attendance Law re-
quiring the appointment of truant
officers During the debate the COM
plant was made that the truant Of
ficer is an unnecessary expense in
most of the counties. The claim was
made that uperintendents of schools
because of additions to the clerical
force, can perform the duties per
formed by the truant officer. The
complaint was also made that in
many counties the truant officers
had been chosen more with Il view
to their political service than to their
qualifications. The House accepted
the argument that if counties should
be exempted, the whole compulsory
school attendance system would be
undermined.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
EDISON SAYS HE HAS No
use FOR A FOUR FLUSHER
Can Stand One Who Plays To The
t.s:.Irt les. Eut Wants no t"nnec-
ton H5sh HApo%r!ip>.

tu-m. MaNvclI in The Americans
Magazinc.1
In my opinion. Edison is always
able TO see through 4 srandSiand-
en- but he realizes that grand
staudtr" Frequently has abilities
which partially Justify The self
praise in " hich "grandstanders' are
prone o indulge. However. he has
an almost uucanny way Of detecting
.four-nuSher. Within Hmlta-
lions. he will tolerate 'grandstand-
ers." but he il utterly antagoniStlC
TO "four-tiushetS."
The man who thinks he can fool
Thomas \. Edison is usually foollng
himself. Mr.. Edison has patience,
but he is also extraordinarily sue
cessful in appraising an employees
qualifications. Although he has
habit OF forming an almost instan-
taneous preliminary estimate of
men. he believes that ordinarily he
must have a considerable space OF
time for observation before he can
arrive at a final Judgment of mans
character and ability. Sometimes,
however. he does not hesitate to eX-
press a final opinion after his first
never known him to be wrong.
Several years ago | introduced to
Mr.. Edison a business man who en-
joyed a very high reputation. a few
hours later Mr.. Edison said to me:
That man is crooked. Be careful
in your dealings with him.
All my life l have studied men as
Mr.. Edison has studied acoustics,
chemistry, electricity, photography,
etc, and l am frank to confess that
i thought | knew as much about men
as Mr. Edison could possibly know.
In this particular case l did not be-
lieve he was correct. Nevertheless,
/ had been convinced by careful OBJ
servation that Edison is seldom Who'll
~ wrong about anything, and ac-
cordingly l dealt with this man as Il
/ personally believed him TO be dis
honest. 1t is fortunate that | did so,
as he subsequently proved to be
wholly untruStworthy.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
For A Bay Ferry

State House, Annapolis, March q.
Senator Harrison would have the
State provide regular transportation
between Annapolis and Claiborne. A
bill introduced by him today directs
the State Roads Commission to fur
nish, not later than July l, steam
er or steamers, with ample deck
room for passengers, autom obiles
and ether vehicles, and also wharf
facilities at either terminal, ana
make such trips across the Bay be-
tween these points as may be justi-
fed, charging such rates as may be
established by the Board of Public
Works The State Roads Commits
sion is asked to pay any expense
above the revenue derived from the
ferry proceeds, the money to come
out of the automobile license fund.
Europe long has boosted of its
ruins, but it hates to acquire more
and the paradox is easily under
stood.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
THE INCOME TAX
The Doctors Case.

A physician may claim as deduc-
lions the cost of medicines and med
zeal supplies used by him in the prac-
tice of his profession, expenses paid
in the operation and repair of an au-
tomobile used in making professional
calls, dues to medical societies ard
to medical journals the
expenses OF attending medical con-
ventions, the rent paid for oflce
rooms and the hire of office assis-
lance, the cost of fuel, light, water,
telephone, etc, used in such Office
rooms Amounts expended for books,
supplies and surgical instru
ments of a permanent character are
not allowable as deductions.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
Farm for Sale

The undersigned having purchased
the home farm of Fora l.. West, we
hereby offer same at private sale.
This property is situated on the
Cambridge New Market State
road, within less than one mile of
Cambridge, is in a high state of Guilt
walton, and is improved by a splendid
dwelling, with acetylene lighting plant
and ample outbuildings.
RUSSELL p. SMITH and
CALVIN HARRINGTON,
Cambridge, Maryland
z OCT z 25-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
B. c. & A. RY. co.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
NOVEMBER 70, 1917

A6li1g except Sunday.
h r.. H. SOuIdby 7. n. Jones
~. G. P. A. D. p. A.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25

There are a lot of folks in this
world who make money and friends
by learning to smile-and keep smil-
ing.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE good, gentle mare, 9
years old: also l saw rig, in splendid
condition. Easy terms. Apply to Geo.
H Slacum for information. 3-11-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-25
Tuesday, March 26, 1918

commencing at IL o'clock a. m, the
following property:
20 HEAD of GOOD HORSES. 5 PRS.
OF GOOD MULES.
Two brand new 2-horse wagons.
One 1-horSe wagon.
One hay mower.
One drill. 3 buggy poles, cabs.
Two runabouts, 2 surreys.
One fine, large, top wagon.
One fine COW, 2 daytonS.
a lot of good horse collars. and many
other articles, too numerous to men
ton
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of and
under $40, cash: upon sums over this
amount, a credit of months will be
given, with approved security.
EDWARD s. PHILLIPS.
Jas. r. Jones, Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-11
S4TERkRAUT- DON'T DESPiSE
BECAUSE OF THE NAMF

Washington, June II. On accoun'
of its supposedly German name, sauer'
Ikraut seems to be losing its popular
lii vas an American dish. The Food
Administration has learned that
throughout the country men and
women in their patriotic zeal have
been spreading a strong propaganda
to discourage the use Of a valuable
foodstuff.
As a matter of fact, the dish is said
to be of Dutch. rather than OF Ger
man origin. In any event, sauef-
kraut is a valuable food and adds to
the variety in which cabbage may
be prepared Its wider use would no
doubt stimulate a greater use OF can
bage and would further the Food AL
ministration's campaign for increased
consumption of perishable foodstuf $
and a greater saving of the stapie
foods needed abroad.
No matter by what name it may no
known. sauerkraut is valuable food
ard its use should not be eurtailed as
q result of over Jealous and IL az
vised patriotism, the Food Admins
tration says.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-11
Battled All Night

Paris, June 1.-THE German drive
between Mont Didier and Noyon con-
tinuod last night unremittingly, it is
othcially reported. On the left the
French offered effective resistance
and captured the village of Merry.
The principal German effort was di-
rerted against the center where thew
drove back the French as far as the
region Of the Aronbe river but by a
brilliant counter-a attack the French
Aurled hack the enemy all along the
mont and re-established their line
sounth of Belloy at st. Maure and
south of Marque Gliz and vandoli-
court On their right the French
were forced to withdraw their lines
west and south of Ribecourt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-11
GERMANS FORCED TO
USE HALL DECORATIONS
FOR MAKING CLOTHING

New York, June 1.-The scarcity
Of clothing in Germany has resulted
IN an order that all municipalities
negotiate with societies for the utili-
zation of materials used for hall dec
crations, says the Berlin Tagcblatt
The imperial clothing board has been
forced to deny the applications OF
communities for the delivery Of
clothing and linen for city children
sent to the country, because of the
scarcity of supplies. Worn footwear
and old leather may be sold only to
persons and boards designated by the
imperial board for shoe supply. The
same holds good as to all finished
goods in whole or in part of leather
such as trunks and hat and helmet
boxes, footballs dice boxes, saddles,
school knapsacks, harnesses, card
cases,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-06-11
British And French
Are Making Bold
Counter Attacks
IT Is BELIEVED THE ENEMY HAS
REACHED THE LINE WHERE
THEY EXPECT TO MAKE FINAL
STAND
(By Associated Press.)

Moving with steadiness despite
their frightful losses the Germans in
their plunge northward on the line
Of Noyon to Mont Didier continue to
gain here and there in the center
line making the greatest advance at
vgnemont, six miles from the line
as it stood last Saturday. The French
have launched counter attacks on
their left which may be an indication
they have reached the line where thew
will make final stand. This seems
to be along the Aronse river The
Germans. according to an official
French statement, reached the "vicin-
ity' of this stream where the French
ccunter-attacked and pushed them
hack from Toline Belloy south to st
Maure, and south of Marqueglise and
FandolicOurt. The battle area is
now considered as having definitely
entered the critical stage.