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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
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praviti ucence o nutnOu chla-
dnokrevnost a usudek jeho ka
liti, dovedl toho Emil tax dale
! kO, re u tohoto luzka pro tn do
bu nadobro zapomenul, re jest
to ;eho nevesta, re jest to divka
ji& tax vroucne miloval, ktera
tn trpela.
Stal Sc klidnym a chladnym.
- lplnym panem sveho citeni
- nebyi nyni milencem, nybrz
lekarem, jenz mel pred sebou
tezce nemocnou divku, jejiz cho
roba jej zajimala. Nahlizel, ze
zivOt teto divky pri sebe men,
sim prehmatu jest ztracen. We
del, re mali il zachraniti, mu
81 81 zachovati tutez rozvaznost
tentyz kid, jakych by potrebo
val u jinych stejnou chorobou
stizenych, jez jiz osetroval a
zachraniL' a tax dobreho jmena
81 ziskal.
Fzdor tomu, re il takto lecil,
horSil sc stav MADE danny sta
lie vice a Emil musel 81 to dozna
ii proti vlastni sve vuli, proti
svcmu prani.
Feridie byla ztracena - mu
sila zemriti.
Ty diva dny, po nez s mladist
YOU silOu a nadejnosti svych
dvaceti let bOjovala proti smr-
ii, byly bohaty ma srdcerv0uci
vyjevy. Uprostrpd vseobecneho
zOufalstvi ona samojedina "a
chovala klidnou mysl a veselou
naladu - jedine ona nalezala
We SVEN krvacejicim srdci Ute
chu pro vscehny ty okolo nj
sllromazdenych, kteri il zbozno
vail, oplakavali a jez navzdy o
pustiti mela.
Fatma stala tn nema jako pri
zrak u Mzka sestrina.
Siabym posunkem vyzvala
Feridie Murada, jenz tn stal ii
skna 81 satek k uslzenym ocim
a Andrea, jenz ovladnut jsa hlu
bokym zalem, bratru svemu po
mahal, ano milence sveho, "a
by kOmantu Opustili. Chtela zu
stati ma chvili samotna Sc svou
sestrou.
Vsichni poslusni jsouce pros
by te, opustili pokoj.
Nyni blizila sc Fatma lozi u
nlirajici divky, usedla v hla-
.vach sestry, il dcela ma blizko a
snazila Sc usmevem dodati il
nadeje i zapuditi predtuchu
sinrti.
Feridie pochopila, CO sestra
jeji zamysli i zavrtela hlavou,
vSak beze vsi truchlivosti.
"Nepokousej Sc o to mne kla
matt, mila Fatmo," ujala Sc slO
va. Vim, re muslin zemriti -
ano vim to urcite. Nerada uni
ram - bylo by nyni tax krasno
ziti. Umiram zarmOucena, po-
nevada vidim okolo sebe tolik
zarmutku pro mne, - ponevadz
ty place., Fatmo, a ponevadz
obzvlaSte on bude toho zeleti -
on, jemuz jsem venovala muj
zivot a jenz mne venoval svuj
= on, jehoz stestim bych byla
byvala. o mem Fatmo, chci nyni
S tebOu mluVltl - prOtO JSem
chtela byti tebou samotna, ne
bot co cd tebe zadam, nesmi
rrozatim krone tebe nikdo We
Geti. Po me smrti podej nasemu
bratru zpravu o tom, CO tt nyni
5delim. Jest to vile umirajici
. on il splni, ponevadz to jest
posledni me prani."
Ma chvili umlkla, aby 81 od-
dechla. Pojednou omdlela.
Fatma Sc domnivala, re Sc
stra jiz dokonava i sklonila Sc
$ vykrikem k nj. VSak Feridie
nyni Ease otevrela oci.
Pokr&covani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

( NeSuauIly ukOl Iva MlAOSl
kralovska vznasi ma mne," ja-
koby byl prekvapen tim rozka
zem bazlivym, chvejicim Sc hla
sem odvetil Domes.
"Tvlj dalsi pobyt v me slu-
zbe zavisi ma provedeni teto
me vIle!" kral stanul primo
proti nemu. "NeSetri penez,
zde vezmi s sebou," a vrhl mu
do ruky kozeny sacek, nemz
zachrestelo zlato. "Ale zejtra
muslin pani Kristinou mluvit.
Zjednas-li to jeste dnes, vyber
81 kterykoilv brad v Mazovsku,
bude twill"
'tTva Milost kralovska,w zvo
lal Domes, sklaneje svou sa-
delnou siji az k zemi, "faciz
jen povaziti, tax kratky cas- tot
nemozno! Ia nekolik dni dou-
fam. -. pricinim Sc. -. ba
myslim, re Sc mi to podari."
"Mdj rozkaz znas!" oboril
Sc ma neho kral. "Za diva dni
odjedeme z Prahy. Do te DOLBY
pani Kristina Rokycanska musi
spocinouti v me naruci!"
A pfisne pokynuv zarazene-
mu ddverniku ke dverim do
dal:
"Nemam zde tvych sluzeb
potrebi ami dnes ami zejtra.
Mas vsechen cas-, abysi k pani
Kristine mi opatril pristup. Az
budes miti pro mne zpravu,
prijd'. ;. drive mel"
"A propustil ci vlastne vypu-
dill no cd sebe.
Mel trapnou noe, nepokojne
desive sny. Prohanel Sc ma buj-
mem cernem ori ohnivou hri-
YOU po rozlehle planin6 polske,
vrouben6 kolkol samymi zdeny
mi brady, taksze isdnoho We
dl vysoky klenuty most k druhe
mu. Kral vjel do nejblizsiho,
proharcoval vsemi homnatami
a sinemi jeho, vsude pusto pra-
zdno, az v posledni komGrce
spocivala ma hebkych hedvab-
nych poduskach zena. Mlada,
hezka, usmev ma tvari, jakoby
no videla a poznala. Ale mela
oci zavrene a spala. "Tot Kri-
stina!' zaradoval Sc, rychle Sc
stoupil kone, naklonil sc mad
ldzkem a objal puvabnou po-
stavu. Procitla, podivala Sc ma
Leho. Nebyla to Kristina, n.y.
brz Hela, milostnice jeho, te-
PRIV minuleho m6sice uvedena
ma brad v OlkuSi. Kral odvra-
til Sc cd nj rozmrzen, vsedl ma
kone a po moste vjel do hradu
druheho. Tam opakoval Sc tyz
zjev: nikde ami zive duSe, al
posleze nalezl opet spiel spani-
lou mladou zenstinu. Ease we
pjal po nj dychtive naruc svou
tese Sc, ze iobejme pani Kristi-
nu. Vsak dotknuv sc j spatril
pred sebou svou milostnici &C.
rusku, obyvajici uz po cely rok
jeho zamek v Dabrove. S nevo-
II OpuStll il a spechal ma Orl, Je
hoz ohniva hriva zarila temnou
noci, po moste do kradu treti-
h3, doufaje nalezti kon'ecn6
tam pani Kristinu, pD jejimz
objeti uz prahnu vsi silou sve
vasne.' Opet zklamani! Misto
panf Kristiny hovela 81 tam ma
upravnem lIzku kra5na Mare
TIA, kterouz 81 byl letos po va
s,nocfch privezl z Uher a usadii
ma tvrzi Stasove. Podrazden pu
still Sc ma SVEN lofi do divokeho
letu dalSi radou hradI, ale pa.
nj Kristiny nenalezl nikde.
Kdyz uz plesal, re il nalezl a
milosti jeji uzije, objevila Sc
pred MIN Zosia, Jadwiga, Jul
ca, Stanca, Bronislawa a tax
jedna po druhe vsechny milost-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09
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CESKA MAGDALENAz :
Deiepisna novella re XIV stol. cd F. Schulze.

|lnlh,,.. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MIN uz ricel, divoce supal a z
nozder jiskry sypal, jakpby 5
panem a velitelem svym citil
hrot opetovane salby. Ale vse-
china tato hofkost mad marnym
putovanim "a pani Kristinou
byla toliko slabym stinem ono
10 szfraveho pocitu, ktery kra
lie Kazimira Sc zmocnil v hra-
dc poslednim. Tam totiz ma mi
ste vrele vytouzene pani Kristi
ny objevila Sc mu Sc vztycenou
naruci jeho. vlastni chot, pani
Adelhaida! Upirala ma neho
sv1j truchlivy, uslzeny; zoufa-
~ zrak, upirala k nen1u sve ne
zne zklamanou laskou uz klesa
j!ci lokte, promluvila k nemu
tax prosebne, ably Sc smiloval
mad nj a svymi detmi, kterez
podle nj klecely, rucicky sve x
nemu vztahujice. -. odtrhl Sc
Dd toho odporneho obrazu, roz
zuril Sc zlosti mad timto nejne-
prijemnejsim klamem a opet
do sedla, pocal Sc tociti Sc spla-
senym orem tax divoce, az i
svou chot Aedlhaidu sve dee
rusky, kterez ubohou zrazenou
a opustenou matku svymi tely
chraniti chtely, ma drobne kou
sky rozSlapal!
Proklinaje salebny, podvod-
ny osud probudil Sc vsecek Wy
deSen a ustraSen temi protivny
mi obrazy podrazdene obrazno
sti. Ably Sc zbavil pfiserneho vi
deni, kterez vsechny smysly je
no opakovalo, musil vstati d
prOchaZeti Sc nekterOu chvill
po komnate. Nemohl rozumeti,
CO prave dnes Sc deje S MIN.
Vzdyt Adelhaidu uz tolik let
nevid8l, dal il odvesti j s d6tmi
ma osamely, v puste krajine "a
radly zamek Zarkovec, ably
mu neprekazela v jeho milost-
nych dobrodruzstvich. VSecko
spoieni mezi nj a Jim jest na
dobro preruSeno, Adelhaida uz
vpravila Sc We svou opuStenost
q hanbu, We sve povrzeni a "a
uz davno tomu, co pO-
sleze Sc pokusila, prosebnym
listen, plnym nehy a lasky ma
vratiti neverneho manzela k je-
no povinnostem; proc prave
dnes zjevila Sc mu We snach ja-
ko prisera, ktera mu nepreje
uziti zadnych radosti zivota,
jichz sama nemuze byti ucast-
ma.
Proc no omrzela? Proc Sc
mu znechutila, zprotivila? Coz
on jest tim vinen? Proc nedo-
vedla baviti, upoutati no ma da-
lie? Chce nyni poukazovanim
ia nejake zakony. ma nejake
povinnosti jeho, nutiti jej, ably
Sc odrekl vSeho ostatniho sveta,
aby Sc zbavil k Will nj vsech
z0ravych smysluv, ably nevidel
co mimo nj ma svete jest hezke,
krasne, prijemne, lahodne, po
milovanl hodne?
Jaky jest to zakon, ktery by
no mohl mutt, ably mel zalibeni
sve V tom, CO no omrzelo? Jaka
jest to povinnost, ktera by mu
mohla zbra1ovat, ably netouzil
po lasce krasne, pdvabne, nedo
stizne carovne zeny, kdyz jeho
chot pfestafa byti pro neho "a
jimava, krasna, puvabna?.
Kdo ma svete mdze mu porol. :
ceti, ably miloval, co Sc mu ne
libi? A Adelhaida nelibi Sc mu
u2 davno. Pokud sc mu libila,
mel il rad, byl il veren, jak Sc
tomu fika v cirkevnim slohu.
Ale jest nesmysl, nerozum, va
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

PRODA Sc novy domek 4 po
Hojich koupelnou, teplou a
studenou vodou, sklep, pracf
necky, plyn a elektrina. Cena
100000; hotove $500. Male
"a sc ma E. 104. ul.
Dale novy domek ma Chaplside
u kostela sv. Rodiny, vynleni
Sc "a venkovni majetek neb
lot q mensi splatky .Cena do
mu $4,000. - JOS. Pechota, po
zemkovy jednatel, 5319 Hamm
ave-. So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

PRODA Sc lacino perovy viz,
uplne zachovaly, hodfci Sc pro
tesafskeho kontraktora, nate
race, neb farmare. Haste Sc Y
c. 3419 E.. &C ul. So
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
Prominent Citizens
Asked to Attend
YIN. c. A. Meeting

The following telegram was receiv-
ed this morning by L. D. Vinson, G.
E. Noblit, DR.. Pattishall, and other
prominent citizens:
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. II, 1913
81. D. Vinson,
"Tarpon Springs, Fla.
President Wilson has called on the
people of the United States to COM
bine in united war work campaign
to raise s170,500,000 for welfare work
for soldiers and sailors overseas, in
the camps IN America and on ths
ships Of the navy. YOU have been Sc
lected by the state executive commit
tee to represent your community at a
state meeting to be held in Morocco
temple, Jacksonville, Fla, Sept Is and
II. Meeting commences 9 a. M. No
more important service for the well
fare of our country has been put up
to you since the beginning of the
war and nothing should prevent your
community from being represented at
this conference. Wire acceptance to
]. Herbert Hilson, campaign director
united war work campaign, Jackson
vile, Fla.
"L. A. Bize, for Y M. c. A; Agnes
Davidson, for Y. w. C. A.; F. A,
Wood, for w. c. C. S.; Perry G. Wall,
for A. L. A.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
THE Y. NJ. C. A. ENTERIAINS
EDITORS OF FLORIDA'S Dali Is

The Y. M. c. A. has invited the edi-
tor Of every dairy paper n florida to
meet with them in Jacksonville next
Tuesday. To induce the editors TO
come the Y. NJ C. A. will pay rail
road fare and hotel bills and assure
thom a royal good time.
In the letter we received this morn
ing, Roger Daniels, state publicity d.
rector, says: "Come for both Monday
and Tuesday if you can, but the af-
fair planned for you especially is
Tuesday afternoon in the Terrace
room of the Seminole hotel beginning
with luncheon at / 80 o'clock"
We sure would like to go and are
sorely tempted to make the trip, if
for no other reason than meeting the
fine fellows who edit the papers of the
state.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
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/. WALL SPRINGS NOTES !
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Regular services next Sunday.
Mrs. "A. M. Campbell, Of Port Tampa
city, is visiting her children here.
School will open Sept 16, with Miss
Grace Pritchard as teacher.
T. w. Dawson, state food inspector,
accompanied by A. Linn, paid an Off
cial visit at R. E. Causes store Fri
day.
B. G. Scribner and family have
moved to Tarpon.
A. A. Smith and family, of Lake
land, are moving into the A. N.
Pritchard cottage. The daughter will
attend Southern college and the son
the Wall Springs school.
Mrs. r. E Lee returned to her home
at Gainesville Saturday, but Misses
Belle and Bertha and Herbert Lee,
sisters and brother of Mrs. w. A.
Campbell home.
Mrs. Belle Whitehurst and daugh-
ter Lottie May spent Wednesday here
at their cottage.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
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Considerable merriment was fur
nished those awaiting the arrival of
the mail few nights since, when the
messengers mare, maggie, came
drawing the empty vehicle to the post
Office where she stopped, perhaps
awaiting the arrival of the messenger,
who came later with his heavy burden
of mail bags and packages.
Mr. w. w. Alderman, until recently
athletic coach for Southern college,
has gone to Tennessee to visit his
family, and goes thence to canton
ment in another state where he will
have charge Of, the athletic depart
ment of the Y. M. C. A.
Mr.. A. B. Rulings, Of Bradentown,
CONTINUED on mage three.)
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
VOLCANO IN Hawaii IS
SHOWING SIGNS OF ERUPTION
Spectacular Displays Being Witnessed Daily by,
Visito S; Molten Lake is Steadily Rising

Honolulu, 7. H. Sept. 12.-The great
active volcano of Kilauea, on the is
land of Hawaii, which caused SEN
sation in the scientific world last Feb
ruary by suddenly discharging lava
flow from it's inner pit, is now show
ing preliminary signs of another erup-
ton.
The molten lake within the crater
mouth is steadily rising and gas pres
sure is increasing enormously. Spec
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
Attention Ladies
of the Civic Club

Several times has The Leader called
attention to the walk around the foun-
tain in the city park and now we are
going to make this an appeal to the
ladies of the Civic club, who, we I'M
derstand, have this in charge.
TIL walk is covered with moss and
slime and many have slipped and fall
en- there. Only yesterday an old lady
fell and came near being seriously
hurt. The Leader is constantly re-
ceiving complaints about this walk
and the trouble could be eliminated
by buying spray nozzle and having
the whole cleaned, at the cost Of
about one dollar.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

SN4i No"'Ay elSiiSu the JOINT reS0Nl-
ton passed by congress, empowering
lin to establish prohibition zones
around shipyards, munitions factories
and other war industries.
~o~"~0-"~"-o-~o-o~o-o-o~o- oo.oo,-
the winter and spring season. The
Oldsmar organization has been for
tunate in scouting united action ON
all propositions, and this harmonious
cooperation of the citizens has had q
good influence on the progress of this
enterprising town
One of the largest box cars ever
seen in Oldsmar has arrived loaded to
the roof with household goods for
three families who are moving here
from Michigan. Another carload of
machinery has arrived for the new
nove.y works built by the Oldsmar
development company. A carload of
household goods has arrived for Ed
ward H. Mitchell.
The chemical engine belonging to
the O.dsmar fire department was dis
covered in dangerous condition yes
terday. By accident the chemicals in
the tanks had become mixed, which is
done only in case of fire, and the
chemical action resulted in pressure
of 200, which is the limit of the indi-
Gator. Probably the pressure was
consid 2rably higher, and tie machine
was in danger of exploding, but it
was promptly taken out on the street
and its contents discharged safely by
Firemen Brogden, Reeves, Byrnes and
Bolles.
A new issue of the Oldsn1ar Oracle.
has been published, giving pages of
interesting news about Oldsmar for
the townspeople and those who expect
to locate here.
Parties have been in town the last
few days to inspect the Wayside Inn,
with a view to leasing it for the COM
ing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Burk have taken
the house owned by Earle Dubois.
A big fishing party out on the Gulf
of Mexico is being planned by VIM.
Id. Duckett, A. F. Larkin, Chas. j.
Moores and others. A 550-pound sea
turtle was captured in Tampa bay
few days ago.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
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!. ITEMS FROM OLDSMAR +
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Oldsmar, Sept. 12.-Among the new
families who have come to Oldsmar
are Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Duckett and
three children, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Larkin and Chas. j. Moore, all from
Detroit, Mich; Mrs. Edna McCul-
Tough, of Tampa, Fla; John F. Beck
er, of Umatilla, Fla; and Lawrence S.
Weakley, of Philadelphia. Mr.. Lar
kin and Mr.. Moores are completing
he construction of their new farm
.ouses, and good flowing wells have
been struck on both pieces of land by
the Reolds Farms company's we'll
drilling crew.
DR.. j. !. Martin has fine herd Of
Jersey cows, which are supplying ex-
cellent milk to the town of 0ldsmar.
Mr.. Frank E. Pockiington is the
newly elected superintendent of the
Oldsnlar First M. E. Sunday school.
The A. NJ. E. church of O.dsmar
held an endowment day campaign and
obtained larger amount of subscrip-
tions than any other campaign since
this church was organized. It was
held under the direction of Rev. A. L.
O'Neal, assisted by Rev. Hicks and
Stewards V. Hooten and Arthur c..
Johnson, who wish to express their
thanks for the assistance which was
given by Messrs. Miller, Reeves, Ply
or, Senesac, Bolles, Blanton, Trafford,
Owens, Perdell, Young, Hoke Johnson,
Williams, Fraser, Chas. Hayes, Rufus
Hayes, and others. More than $57
was contributed in one day. Revival
services are being held every night
this week and next week.
E. M. Brogden and 0. c. Harris at
tended the meeting of the Pinellas
county board CT education at Clear
water, to assist in completing the ar
rangements for the opening of the
Oldsmar schol Monday. -
The Oldsmar members of Company
! C, Pinellas county guard, under the
leadership of Lieutenant E. H. Ladd
and Sergeant Byrnes, are drilling
with increased interest, in preparation
for the battalion drill at Tarpon
Springs Sept. 10.
! Officers of the Oldsmar board OF
trade are making preparations fol-
largely increased activities beginning
! this month and continuing throughout
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
PASSED INTO REST.

Word has just been received that
Mrs j. w. Champlain, of Bond Hill,
Cincinnati, has passed away. Mrs.
Champlain was well known in Tarpon
Springs, having spent many winters
here as the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Ada Fernald. Mrs. Champaign
was possessed of all the virtues that
go to make beautiful Christian
character and to know her was to
love her.
Truly the hand of sorrow has fallen
heavily upon Mrs. Fernald, and our
hearts go out to her in this sad hour
of her bereavement. "Whom the Lord
loveth He chasteneth"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
MAKE SLIGHT GAINS ON ITAA|ANs

Paris, Sept. II Only raiding OPP
erations and artillery activity a'ong
the front were reported in today's
war Office statement.
Mancheste Sept. -. Nothing
but baart ii y on tie part AZ the
British. nation can prevent our aclliev-
ing real victory" said Premier
Lloyd George, speaking here today.
He said the British casualties in the
last offensive were one-ffth what they
were in 1916.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

tacular displays are daily being wit
messed by visitors.
Scientists stationed at the observa-
tory on the rim of the crater expecr
that another great overflow of lava
will soon take place, with possible
recurrence of activity in some of the.
fourteen neighboring craters. The
lava has already reached to within one
hundred feet of the overflow point ana
is steadily rising.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
PERSHING HAS STARTED INTO GERMANY
German Emperor Again Declares
He Has Tried to Shorten the War
Told Workers at Krupps he Had Left No Stone IN
turned in his Efforts to That End

Amsterdam, Sept. 12.-Speaking at
the Krupp works at Essen, the Ger
man emperor declared that every one
in the fatherland knew he had left no
stone unturned to shorten the war as
far as possible "for your people and
for the entire civilized European
world"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

With the American Forces on the
Lorraine Front, Sept. 80 a. m y
(By The Associated Press THE
Americans this morning laun>hod an
attack on the German positions Al
9 o'clock they had progressed general
ly along the line and some prisoners
were taken in different parts Of the
sector. The first wave of Americans
met little resistance, and at o'clock
the second wave was in possession of
several points in the German first line.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
Debs Case Went
to the Jury Today
Just Think Of live Paid Fiji
teen Ceets Once to Hear
This Man Speak

Cleveland, Sept. 1.-THE case OF
Eugene V. Debs, socialist leader,
charged with violation of the espion
age act, was given to the jury by the
federal court today.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
Hardwick Overwhelmingly Defeated;
Georgia Voters Redeem Their State
Good Old Georgia Crackers Don't Like ProGeamans to Rep
resent Them in the Senate

the tenth. Wright APPARENTLY is lead
ing Persons in the fourth.
Leaders in the race for state Offices
are: J. D. Price, railroad commission.
er; Guy McLendon, secretary Of state;
'ofifofd walker, att61nsy general
Frank Harwell, court Of appeals.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

Mr.. w. c. Spencer, deputy U. S.
marshal, called on The Leader this
afternoon. Did he come to take rs to
the calaboose? No, he came to bring
US money. He had an auto loaded with
his friends and said sit sure is hot on
the road"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Kala-
makis, at noon today, an 8h-pouna
girl. DR.. Belcher was in attendance.
Mr., Kalamakis is as proud as Lucifer
and is treating all his friends to
smokes Mother and baby both doing
fine.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

Atlanta, Sept. 12.-The overwhelm-
ing defeat of Senator Thomas w.
Hardwick is shown in today's returns
from yesterdays primary, which is
equivalent to election in Georgia.
4 William ] Harris, who was support
ed By President wilson appears =
have carried 112 counties with 2s4
convention votes. Under the county
unit system 191 votes are necessary
for a choice.
Howard was given 20 counties, so
votes; Hardwick, IS counties, az
votes; Shaw, one county; Cooper,
none. y"
In the congressional contests w. D
Upshaw is leading in the fifth for
Towards seat; Congressman Vinson
and Tom Watson are in close race in
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

Mrs. Moody and children, who have
been visiting Mrs. Moody's father at
the light house, returned to their
home in Lakeland this morning.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12
Heavy Fighting Around St.
Mihiel; Huns Retiring
to Fortified City

LAUNCH ATTACK ON BOTH SIDES OF sA-
LENT ALONG A OF TWELVE Males; GREAT CoNCEN-
TRATION OF ALLIED ARTILLE
IN SPITE OF MUCH THE HUNS WERE SURPRISED.
GEORGIA. ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE TROOPS ARE MAKING
THE ATTACK.AND THE REBEL. STRIKES TERROR
HUN.
AUSTRIANS MAKE SLIGHT GAINS ON ITAA|ANS
BRITISH CROSS CANAL DI FORMS MAIN
TENsE OF CAMBRIA; THE BRITISH GO STEADILY
TAKING CITY AFTER CRY, REGARDLESS OF STIFF OPPOSE
TIoN.
LLOYD GEORGE sAYs HEART FAILURE CAN PRE-
VENT THE BRITISH ACHIEVING A REAL VICTORY
CASUALTIES LIGHT COMPARED WITH 1916.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-12

With the American forces on the
Lorraine Front, Sept. 12.--(By The
Associated Press. )-French and Am,
erican artillery this morning directed
u ferrifc barrags fire iii the German
positions on this front The reply Of
the GERMAN big TINS ufoes:
In some places there is some indica-
ton that the Germans are withdraw
ing their artillery.
With the American Forces on the
the Lorraine Front, Sept. 19-(Reuter
Dispatch. 1.-The French and Ameri-
cans this morning launched an attack
against the Germans on both sides of
the St. Mihiel salient, along front of
twelve miles. On the western side, on
a front of eight miles, there is great
concentration of Franco-American ar
tillery. Airplanes are operating in
large numbers in this region.
The Germans are now falling back
on the fronts on each side of the st.
Mihiel salient. Though undoubtedly
suspicious of the intentions of the
Americans, the Germans were una
ware at the time of the direction of
the attack.