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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Miss Irene Hodge returned from
Knoxville, Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Mr.. P. Brown Cate was IN Morris
town, Wednesday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

James A. WEIGH and w. B. Wylie,
Of Liberty Hill, were in town on bus
mess, Monday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Waller, Mes
danes Arthur Shirley, Horace M.
Waller and J. G. Waller motored to
Knoxville, Friday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Luntsford, Car
rick A. Broyles and little daughter,
and Miss Mollie Morgan, mo-
tored to Knoxville, Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

w. A. Mullins was in Knoxville,
recently.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Anderson OF
Oak Greve, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Roberts.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Lowe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred howe of Knox
vile were the guests Of their mother,
Mrs. j. M. Lowe, Saturday and Sun
day.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

w. B. Ellis, prosperous farmer
of Joppa, was transacting business
here Friday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

Work, Save, Serve to help win the
war. Buy Thrift and War Savings
Stamps.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

If our soldiers can give their lives
we certainly can lend our money.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07


We have the best equipped garage
in jefferson County. Let US fix your
car. We Also charge storage batteries
and give you filtered oil and gas
which is life to your motor and ear.
H. B. AULT 3 co.
jefferson City. '"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1918-03-07

If you have farm Of 100 acres
or more for sale write us giving full
description and particulars.
UIxle realty & Auction Co.
Box II. Greensboro, n. c. "
10t-3-7-18.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
SHOREHAM
PAGE TWO

Mr.. F. E. Platt who has been i'll is
improving.
r. H. Holmes went Monday to New
Haven, Conn, on business trip.
Mrs. A. G. Dudley has returned from
weeks visit in Crown Point and vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mead of Orwell
are passing two weeks with their son,
Sherry Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bascom and son of
New York city have been recent guests
at j. c. Moores
Ransom Benedict of Middebury has
entered the employ of P. W. Waite in
the store.
Frank Moore and family of Water
town, N. Y, are with Mrs. Clara De-
Long for few days.
Schools in town opened Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Rourke has the upper
grade and Miss Easton of Brandon the
lower one in the Academy.
A Minstrel will be given Tuesday
evening at Academy hall by the Corn
wall nome talent, under the direction CT
Mrs. E. F. Preston to be followed by
a dance, music furnished by an orches-
ira from the Brandon Inn.
The proceeds from the four dances
held at Larrabee's Point Melted the
local Red Cross $1S776. Much credit is
due Capt. and Mrs. Cunningham and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Larrabee and
others, under whose supervision it was
given.
Mrs. John L. Jones died Monday
morning at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she underwent an operation
Saturday. Mrs. Jones was Miss Myrtle
Russell and was born IN Bridport SO
years ago. Besides her husband, she
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Hugh Baker
and Mrs. Harry Birchard, and one sis
ter, Mrs Theodore Berry of Maiden,
Mass, and brother, DR.. c. j, Russell
of Burlington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
EAST SHOREHAM

Mrs. Jonas Birchard is on the sick
list.
A telephone has been installed in the
home of Chas. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delano were in
Brandon Wednesday.
Miss M. Elizabeth Condor is spend
ing few days with Miss Pearl Cotter.
R. M. Osborn and wife, Harry De-
lano and julius Baker attended the Fair
at Rutland Wednesday.
Guy Treadway has been having
trouble with his eyes, caused by getting
piece of oat hull in them.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ginles and daugh-
ter Miss Pearl Cotter have returned
from motor trip to Glens Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Clara Delano and Miss Mabel
Delano returned home Monday from
Burlington where Mrs. Delano has been
for treatment.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Baker, Aug. %. Mrs. Hanks of Bur-
lington is caring for Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Clarence Lewis is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah
Munger, suffering from broken wrist
and thumb when she was thrown from
the wagon when entering Mr.. Munger s
yard.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
WEYBRIDGE

Mrs. Abbie Farr, who has been
seriously i'll for many months is not as
well.
H. l.. Thompson arrived home last
Friday night from an extended motor
trip to the White Mountains.
Mrs. Charles Muligan of Burlington
was an over Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Clark.
Carl Barrows and mother are moving
to the Barton Farms in Watham where
he has secured position.
d. H. Rivait left here last Sunday for
Portland, Me-, where he has secured a
position in shpbuiding plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brown arrived
in town and will occupy the tenement
owned by Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Young.
Hans Mikklesen returned to his home
in New York city last Monday after
being the guest of Mr., and j. S. Shaw
for several days.
After spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Shaw. Miss
Marie Paul returned to her home in
New York city Monday night.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
No One in Middlebury Who Has Bad
Back Should Ignore This Double
Proof.

Proof
Does your back ever ache'
Have you suspected your kidneys'
Backache is sometimes kidney ache.
With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en-
dorsed by thousands
Are recommended here at home.
You have read Middlebury proof.
Read now the Middlebury sequel
Renewed testimony; tested by time.
Mrs. John Signor, 81 Seymour st.,
gave the following account of her cx-
perience on June 10, 1911: 81 had
torturing pains in my back, through
my kidneys. 1 got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Sheldon's Drug Store and they
benefited me quickly. They strength
ened my kidneys in fine shape"
NO TROUBLE SINCE.
On September IS, 1916, Mrs. Signor
said: "Kidney trouble has never re-
turned since 1 used Doan's Kidney
Pills. I confirm what I said in their
praise and recommend them whenever
1 have an opportunity"
Price COO, at all dealers. Don It
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Signor had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
WEYBRIDGE HILL

Tie Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Edward Bowdish Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Hobbs of Ellenburg,
N. Y. were guests at Silas Hobbs a
short time last week.
Albert Felien of Burlington spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Silas w. Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sumner of Mid
dlebury spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Beane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Clark spent Sun
day and Monday with her parents in
Crown Point, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Peterson of Shell
burne spent Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Macom5er of Au-
burn, Me. came by auto to the home of
of her uncle, j. A. James Saturday and
are spending the week visiting relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Green shipped their
household goods last Friday to Lincoln
where Mr.. Green has accepted the pas
torate of the Congregational. Mr. and
Mrs. Green will remain here two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon MacMurtry and
children Of Ticonderoga, N. Y. spent a
few days the first of TIE week at the
home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. MacMurtry.
Mrs. Charles Powell and children who
have spent some time at the home of
her sister, Mrs. B. o. Wales went last
"Wednesday m tho homo of her Darnnta
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Smith of Plain
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Wales, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Child and Wesley Sturte-
want took an extended auto trip through
the north part of the state last week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-09-06
GASOLINE ENGINES

We carry a large stock of Gasoline
Engines and competent man to install
them. Prices low.
Strong Hardware Co., Burlington. Vt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22

2nftppf. gbicago oen 136e Mug.
Meroplan-B n-Boittieneite, iom man ffal
begpn6e meo mellen Chicago og
Nep gorf lite @ept., bill forforte
Bolti6eu meo bet babe ifelge Otter.
refining til Yoltmeiteren ber ioag fra
@aptein 9. 8. 2ipsner, Superinten-
bent for Boit- 5lpbebnienet 8oib.
ingto,t. Sc MeropInner, Der ifaI brit
ges, bill tiBaeelegge TOO weiI / ST.
men og fire 500 8uno 9oit.
6ar,nlaan-8 8nnferne far nblaant
Sill, ,249, GA. Maibington ben 17be
Mug. Gurn1ere / be 5orenebe Sta
ter fif Iaart $7,853, ,9Ot SliIi
Monneo, befienoteioroe ben fdoeroIe
GnrmInnnfou ibng. Dettc
Sal. Ser er teiten $500, 900 rninore
ei,b Ser bleb laa,lt ! SUM, bringer Be
ubeitaoeloe 2aoa tiI 6ormerne op
tiI 17,249. .O44.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22

Der Mo6offe,lipen, tog otte 2anos-
bDer, beri life inbbefattet 6ismes,
og itormebe tre 5fobe, en- 9sioe oy
en- 5orm i aampe Mairo moo Mano.
9ibifionen fiampeoe engang 72 ST
,1rer itr9f.
9aris BEN 19be Aug. S en- nj,
0ffenfiD meIlenr Die % Aisne
trengte GranifmRnoene frem IN
Ml paa e.. 6ront oper 8 Mil og op-
rettebe fuloItenoig 5orbiaoelie mel,
lem Bifar0i- og Aisne-@esle Slag.
fronterne, befienbtgioroe bet frantic
arigsbepartement i6ag.
5remItsoet bleb giort mellert
gorlepont "a Mi1 pitenfor &ibe-
court) og Jontenop 6 Mil beitenfor
Soisfons), bbilfet betegneoe be,,
peitligite Del af Marne-Mooof
ben. JranlfmRnoene erobre0e bet
bigtiee Ylatea11 beitenfor 9eau1peel.
Sc naaeoe. ogiaa ben fp6lige SAINT al
Mubignicourt- -alsften g MiI i Spo.
eit for Garleponf og tog 2anosbpe'l
geeupron.Ningre (11a Mil noroenfor
Jonte,1op). De tog LOO Sanger.
Ser bar boloiem Mrtilleriilo paa
begge Si6er al Mpre igaar. 800
6nnger til blep taget bel,ne ggn.
~Noroen- % fen6enfor Mpre bar
Der bol6fom ArtiIlerifanp," 1aebe
Ron1lnu,tifeet. r8eltenfor @oDe tog
(Sortfnttes paa 2ben Sioe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22

SStalien og. ielpe &uslano. S frem'
tioiga 0pgaper bi1 be amerifonife
@rpebitionsitDrfer inobefatte Crop
per fenbt til ollie 9ele af Beroen, Jag
oe Stabscbefen. - --.--.s :.
Megen Mos bar blepet gibet Slime,
rifanerne af franffe 8ommanoanter,
1agoe General MareD. '-..-
Set bIeb opIpft, at @enera1aoin'
tant s. s. McGain bil blibe sibet
4omman6oen oper BEN 12te Dibifion
/ CAMP Debens, Masf. San efter>
fplger 8rigabegeneral Reter @arris,
Der bliper f1ngeren6e @eneralaoiu'
tant. = @
80oe Dipiiion er MI 9pelie fam-
men meo 8ritterne i Glanoern, og
82oe Dibi@ion bolber en- Del al 2ini-
en- noroenfor EouI. 320oe Geltar>
tilleri bar enonl1 lite b9ret Scamp.
Mmerifanife Eropper / Stalien bar
enbnu lite oeltaget nogen Scamp.
&iitorier on1> at arnerifanife Gan-
ger Gpfflan6 er blepet giort til
@ienitano for fer1ig ilem 8ebano'
ling, bleb benegtet af Marcb> Der
fag6e, at efter en- ombpggelig nnoer-
@egelie giennem ipanife @epreientan-
ter bapoe BET pitt fig at ameritanife
Sanger blep bebanolet 1igeoan fom
Sanger af De andre alliereoe geatio-
ner.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22
Unrpf1frtngfrnf
9en morife 8eeiering proteiterer til
Syfflanb Mnlebning al Senf'
mingen al rSomeritab".
syranf &rpbier % en- britiif 9amper
ienfet. So tbife 11baabe melbes
fen1t tiIbunbs.

geelu Oorf ben 146e slug. Ole.
boaben u&ellogg" er blepen ienfet
af en- tpif l1baa6 lige uoenfor SSnblb,
BET til geetp gorf Sabn blep Der
n1elot ber. IS al 8efetningen fom
til Seem gorf og ipo bar man enonn
life @eoe paa. u&ellogg" bar 1850
Sons og bpgget Oaflano, Gal. &a4''
tein bar Mr. Mbite.
Baris ben 14be Mug. 442 8erio.
net ian1aes fra bet franf rams I
portifib uDienrnab" Der bleb torps,
oeret og ienfet i Mio0elbapet 9eatten
"a. Suit, meoens bet bar unber Son.
poi, befienbtgioroes Der. r9iennab"
fprte Naslagerer og Tropper.
196e Suli bleo BEN frantic Cant
per uAultralia" torpeoeret. Sen BE-
ep,l6te at bren6e og ianf. II at 8e,
ietningen bleb 6rrbt og 3 Basiage-
rer iopnes. 948 Yasiagerer bleo
bierget. @n an6en Damper / lamnle
&onooi bleo torpeoeret, men bolSt
Jig flot. Slere Bomber bleD faltet
paa en- ubaa6, i6et oen git un6er.
8albington ben 156e Slug. Sfon'
nerten Dorothy 8arrett" blep an
grebet uoenior Gape Map, g. s., at
EN- ubaab igaar, befien6tgioroe Glaa-
oe6eparten1entet i6ag. Man6ifabet
iorlo6 5fibet fort efter at nbda6et,
bnp6e beepn0t at ffooe slngrebet
fanbt Ste6 61a -Mil uoenfor geortb,
eo1t @no Surplus ner Gape Map,
q. S. ri
SEEM gorf ben 14oe slug. @po
Mano blep brebt beo en tplf Gorpc-
Dos grplolion> 6a BEN omerifanife
OIieoomper ~Greberict 81. Qellogs"
bleb innfet at en- tDif nbuao 1enoeu-
for Mmbroie Gprifib ner Sn6lpbct
til SEEM Dorf 8ugten, beretteoe Be
operlepe11be ibag. 35 Monh of @e.
Ietningen tom pelbebolbne BERTH. Sc
bleb bierget 80 Mil ienbenfor Mm.
broie 6prifib &l. 9.45 igaaraftes, efe
terot De babbe brepet 2ibbaabe 311a
Time. ...-... Is
Beletningen beito6 oprinbelig al
AZ Mano UNDER &ounan6o al Sap
tein @bite. Sc ipp orebte bot paa
8agt Maifinrummet, oa ben tpife
Torpebo git giennem Sfibets Sioe.
r9ellogg" tilbgrte 8be ameriean
Yetroleum aro Transportation Co.,
Sos gngeles. Sen git af 5tabelen
for ct alar iiben i 9nflano, Cal, oJ
bar paa ober 1000 Cons.
garis ben 14oe Aug. Wgeuee
8apds). Mfliereoe og ne,,trale Sfi.
be paa ialt 10000 Cons bleb fpn.
fet al fienbtlige ubaa6e Suli MOB
534, ,839 Eons i Suli 1917. 0enne
robitole Meogang i 9abene er bob
BELT betp6ningsfulb, naar mon tngsr
i 9etragtning gilDnrten / &anoels-
flaoben fon1 6elge al ben au.erifanire
|sfibsbpgning. Sc nllierebe Natio.
ner bpgge6e / Slili en- Coinage, Der
operiteg n,eb 100000 Cons oe,1,.
Der blep sbeIagt heb fien0Hige 9pe-
rntioner. Mlieret 9onnage irntet /
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22
4atlHI1tt ng 4n11aP
BrrFbeuten beTutter plubielig at BE-
ib8e ia Ben % 8aabsiper for
at ubsiIe is8".
8ietige biplomatiffe Spbrssmaals
2ssuins frttes ! Gorbinbelie
,meb benne bans &eiie.

Magnolia, Masl., ben lobe au9,
Yrg1loe1t Wh1o1 anfom BERTH 1oaa
! Jslge meo Wers. WIllon % 4ontre'
aom1ral earp =. 9rapion, Erel''
oe11tens vtarsneatfaebe 90 pr'oaff
Sege. Oe bl1oer per mdafe ooe1
H'1e' :. - oa,. ~ :s.. ,sss". ,o ~ . or.
a - 10 a,s sDa'',s1',' -.
-, ~, =. -. W., ~. q !.
.sDsS 81 - =, s., &.
. l.,'',.: s. q !. ID 4, I,
=. -. s.,se ..f' - 80 -. - !.
~ A om vo 1a'' ~ 's
''e'' 'a
Waib1ngton Den 15oe A'tg. St1en:
man lite baboe 11oget Daanogr1bel'a
at boloe Jig til, oar Der 1tteoeltom1't'
Ore oft1c1elle 4reo1e 1oag Segn flt1
at bigt1ge otplomat1lfe gegIoenbeoet
foreltaar. otter en- lang 4on1eren5
111eo uoenr1gsn1ntiter Sanltng 1gaas
efterm1ooag bellutteoe YrRl'oeltfe''
pluoIellg at aflPgge fin Wen og Haao'
eiber, Sber1t q. W. Soule, ct SelSa
I Magnolta, Wast.
Set fiaes officieft. at Vrqiibentcn
er reift for at bpile Tia. 5ou1tioia
hor Ser pnret meaet betponinasfuloe,
tiloels noftoo inopifleoe internatir.
nale Broblemer 5orbn1oelie neo
Beroenslituationen Den forlbbne Hge,
2e1nllg Srulelen ira Wfer1eo ON at
on1trent forooble statten paa DIE
og at eoe anoen 3oang l1geoDerfor De
-oerpRrenoe ioenlanofe Olleinteres'
ier troos Sndiaelier fra storbritan'
nten % be Joreneoe Stater;; Den at'
giort fienotlige Solonirg, fonr Boil
ibeblheoerne I sf1'slano bar 1nofagcf
hgeoberfor De alllereoe, Arreitm1a'
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22
Nsnpartiian aeaane ssSa6o.

Wsn11rtldM Ttd8he J6a50.
goiie, Soabo, ben 16oe Aug. Sssfsl-
ge en- Ssieiteretsbe eilutning ioag bill
Nonpartifan aeague annbioater !
S0obo bIiDe tillnM al oeltnge 8r;.
mrrpolgene 3bie september paa ben
6enlolrotiffe aiite. M1nge af aailoi.
6oterne bar u6prnset Grno fnbttet
tiI bet repubI Iifanife 4arti op III
SUM.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22

Published and distributed under
narmit fNO. COZ authorized by the
Act Of October 6, 1917, on file at the
Post office Of Minneapolis, Minne'
BY order of the President,
+e A. 8. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22

Minneapu
1918 er SO Yrocent min6re, etto bnao
Der er tabt famme Beriooe ! 1917.
Neip Sort oen 1859 slug. Set
braiihanife Motorifib uMaorugaoa :
1913 8ruttotons, er bIepet innfet
af e, tpif ubaao uoenfor ben aneri-
fanife 4Dit. Weiatningen blep taset
on1borb of ct anoet Glib og pill BIZ
be lanbiat en- Mtla1terbapsbapn.
&riitiauia ben 176e auguIt. Sen
norfe Regiering bar proteIteret til
EDfflanb mob 9orpeberingen og
senfninsen af ben itore &egierings-
laitebaao ~Someritao". Der blen
fenfet for noele Gage iioen. 81
Me6lemmer at @eietningen meloes
iapnet.
(~5omeritao", en- Staaloamper
paa 1886 Cons, blep fenfet 25 Wil
i @Doeit for Sire ssSs1ano om Worge,
men ben 12te @uguit. Sfblge De
Goreneoe @taters @egierings @ap.
port bleb bele @eietningen, 80
Man6, bierget. 8aptein @eorg San,
fen erflereoe> at BEN 9orpeoo, Der
fenfe6e Gamperen, freoieoe+ r1not
Sftbet fbr ben traf og oette CAB
.gtsoet til ben Mntagelie, at &plflano
fanife bar opfun6et en- meo 9raao.
les fontroleret 9orpe6o.)
Yaris SEN 176e 9fug. 8en franife
4rD6ier uGupetit Sbouars" er ble'
ben torpe6eret og fanfet Sretten
8erfoner on1fom. 9e gien1enenoe
bleb reb6et af a111erifanffe 9orpebo>
iagere. 49,.
vGupetit Tbouars" bleb feroig /
1901 og bab6e ct Replacement af
9,517 Sons. 8eietningen bar ban.
Zig $40 Man6. ~.
@aibington II slug. .Gen brittle
Camper ~Mirlo", 600 Cons,
blep ienfet u6enfor Sap Satte,
ras igaar gftermib6ag, ontasefig al
en- Eorpe6o> befie11otgior6e Glanoe-
oeparte,nentet i6ag. Wi al 8eietnin-
ger1.par life fomnet ilano tiblig ioag.
~Mirlo" a,,tages at babe fsrt en-
@asolinlaoning. Set er life bragt
paa bet rene. om bet bar en- Sorpe-
90, ser traf @fibet.
h 8aibington ben 17oe Mug. Gap-
teinea paa ben arlerifnnffe 5fonnert
ss'sLJ iiieiote III gsIsid0aor.
partemertet ioag, at bans sfib bleo
beiflot og fanfet at ert l1baao ST.
7.15 Morgen ben 156e Mugult. II
Sf1b bleo fDret. gfterat Wan6ifn-
bet bap6e forla6t Sfibet, TOM l1baa.
oen op langs Si6en og dffprebe t.
Sfuo til / @froget. 5fibet bar i
@rano og bolot paa at ipnfe, 90 man
jioit 1aa bet. Manblfabet, % Manb
og en- Na6iotelegrafi1t> bleb lan6iat
/ en- gltlanterbabsbabn ibag al en
norf Camper, Der optog Dem II Mil
fenoenfor @inter Nuarter 5boals
5prIfib.
gn Mtlanterbabsbabn BEN 17oe
Mug. gfter at babe beret paa geip-
pet til at blipe ebelagt al. en- fnpr
flpoe,toe Wine onfom en- neutral
Camper BERTH ioag. Smfring 50
Mil fra ben norIfe 4Dit blep Sam.
peren itaniet. af en- tDff nnoernanos>
baab, bbis 4omman6sr rn6erlegte
Gamperens 9apirer og tog Officerer-
ne ct lnngere Gorber. 9an loo
enoelig 5fibet gao bibere, ibet ban
anerfiea6te bets geutralitet. Nogle
Gage ieuere uobrs6 lpanif sSnfluen51
ombor1. Smitten ubbrebte iig me-
get fort, og fem bolldnbife geegre 81
De af SDgen. 0isie Meno bleb be-
grabet poa Sabet, og outrert fire
Gage fbr @nfomiten BERTH bar ollie
Spn1ptouer til gpi6e1nien foripuu.
ben. Sollpl,oerne fortalte ON be isr.
gelige Yrobiantforbolo tit Sierrl-
la1to. On Man6 iag0e, at ban bap.
6e miItet 80 Buno fom Gslee al Mao-
rnangel.
2nftppt. gbicago ben 136e Mug.
Observation-Disclosures, fom man ifal
hpnnt1np men .npTTpn Ghfcnnn M
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-22
1ra 9a}1111.
8rbo Dptbier / Sapans 9obe6fa6
trner me6 at gaa oner til
politiif Eprbr..
&egieriusen bensnbiget til at beIas-
lasse alle pripate HislaBere for
Marfebet.


optsier Sapan truer n1eo at gan
ober til politiIf Oprsr, ae6uin6re
burtise Sfriot tages al Regieringe1
/ Sofio for at isrge for Ris for 8e.
folfninsen, er oen ofiieielle Meilng
ber ioag.
Spife 9lsenter arbei6er fanife
blanbt Masierne for at oeffe llro,
ioet be benptter Jig af Brofiterings.
Situationen, fom bliper mere og me-
re afl1t Der, tror man. antiannef.
tioniiter, lom fraftig nooiatter iig
Sapans Blaner om Snferbei1tion /
Sibirien, menes ogiaa at anipore
Solicit til briitiee sfriot, iom flnoe
itprte Set ruoarenbe Miniiteri,lra.
gmbe6smenb ber nelebe meb at
ltreffe Slutaineer af ben Dpitano,
Iom melbes at finde steo alle geIc
laf p-aeiierriget. ut Spirer til
alasie-8eoolution fanife ipreoer iig
til Sapan, aniees for at bore n1n-
|ligt. SSapons politiife Spitem er ble.
bet beilig ombannet / oe ienere Aar,
log De beltlige europeiIfe Nafioners
oemofratiife giering bliuer itao!g
itarfere, ierlis iioen arigen bespno.
te, oa De oenofratiIfe geationer bar
itaaet nsiere Gorbin6elie n,eo So.
pan.
GnfeItbe6erne ON Opteierne mob.
tages flere Gage foriinfet, men be
iioite Splpsninger Der tilifreb ben
nar foreitaaenoe Dpitano Mab. .situ.
ationen. Brofiterere 8is bar faaet
belle Marfebet unoer fig % bar fat
t8riier, iom be unoerbetalte qlngier
lite fan gioe. .....
arigsinouitrierne i .SSapnl, bar
blamitret uuoer gfteripargieIen for
I4mnuuitiort, % be rige er blebet IL
laere, nleoens be fattiee filloer. at bet
lasii i1ef1leI
ifiI aiDsopb0IO. b
llroitiftere neI0es at DnDe fteilet
De RIGGS Siem, bruot iis ino ae.
itauranter og Nis. .Gepoter og altgre.
bet @eiiba~giger, 1neoens De fi6rte
giennem @a6erne.
Set foruoiiges fortbGf ber, at en-
iocial Strife nern1er fig blsrtig.
- Tofio ben 16be Aug,lit. Sol.
oqter er bIebet falot no praftiif tnlt
alle itsrre 8per Sapan for at bial.
pc BoIitiet meo at ftagge Jolfebob.,
iom bar tillaot fig 1tsilet goelng.
selie at rige Wenbs Gienooulme. Dp.
tsierne er Neiultatet al @is-llroligbe.
berne, font begDnote for Ell uga iioen.
Golfebobene neieoe fig ferft nleo at
brpoe ino / 8iisbutifer % forlause
labere Priier. g
Sapaneiiife Garmere gienr1er paa
oe t20,000,000 guibels Mig, erfIn.
rer nroitifterne.
Yaa nogle 5teber bar BoIitiet biif
5Dmpatbi for Joltebobene og bar.
nngtet at a6ipreoe bern. Goritprrel.
fer, fom beepnote Gofio airsoag,
er itariet al golitiet nleo Sialp
af 9ropper. @
gmbebsmnn3 j lloenrigs soepnrte-
imertet tilfriper llobrnbet enc og ale.
ne ben fortbileoe Maoiituntion So.
pan. griien paa His er blebet praf-
|tlff talt for6oblet, iioen arigen be-
gbnote, meoens arbei0sI6nnen bc0.
blibenoe er meget lab. -SapaneIiife
ISpefulatter bar giemt paa Ris for at
frerntbinge en- beiere gris, % Negie.
lringen er meget befpmret ober 6eres
ISanoling. gfri6t for at oplsie Mis..
Itruiten er allereoe taeet. 6orboIos.
regler mob Spefulntion / Mis nil
|fnnife bIibe taget, og bet er nr.
iten fffert, at Nesieringen bill fiebe
I,,mna6eIiae ananta for ssoraeIina
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-03

More Troops Needed.-Folmal an
nouncement that American troops
were sent to reinforce the Allied
armies and have taken part In the
fighting was made by the war de-
partment in the weekly review Of the
situation Monday.
American units are In action
east of Amiens." says the statement
During the engagements which ragged
in this area they have acquitted them
selves we'll"
The review In emphasizing the
need OF fresh men to withstand the
German onslaught, adds that Ameri-
cas- imperative duty is to provide for
the requirements Of units for the
French front "in addition to those al
ready called to the colors and those
in training at cantonments or already
selected for service, very large quotas
will be required in the immediate fu-
ture to All the gaps"
In this connection the review
points out that 'the enemy Is seeking
decision that will end the war and
the outcome Of the present operations
depend upon man-power."
The review mentions an attack or
the American positions at Seichoprey
northwest of Toul. Here or April q
the Germans swept over the American
lines on a front OF three kilometres
but subsequently gave up the ground
occupied.