davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-30

nstwo, ale NADIA wlasnie powagi
obecnoscia swoja sejmowi nasze--
mu i wobec swoich amerykan6w.
CT, kt6rzy to krytykuja, krytyku
ja, DO zazdroszcza.
Pytanie. Czy Komisya Przedsej
nova ME wiedzia1a, re W Amery-
ce niema stowarzyszen Uni Polls
kich Robotniczych, ami tez Stowa-
rzyszen Farmer6w Tub Kas Polls
kich it'd, re W oredziu sejmowem
specyalnie dale i'm CLOS i to wiryl
ny.
Odpowiedz. Komisya Przedsej-
nova wiedzia1a, re W Ameryce
niema jeszcze stowarzyszen Uni
Polskich Robotniczych it'd. ale Ko
misyaa Przedsejmowa wiedzia}a i
to takze re SO tn jednak polscy
unisci, SO farmerzy, So kasy Polls
kie pozyczkowe, i re powinno sic
to zjednoczyc i CLOS ia sejmie o.
trzymac. Me wilma bedzie Komisyi
jezeli CLOS jej przebrzmi bez echa.
SERYA x.
Pytanie. .Czy Komisya Przedsej
nova mia}a prawo u@ozyc ola Sci
mu Program i Regulamin Sejmo-
wy?
Odpowiedz. Komisya Przedsej-
nova mia}a nietylko prawo ale /
scis}y obowiazek ulozyc dlaa Sci
mu Wychodztwa Polskiego Pro-
gram i Regulamin Sejmowy. Kto-
by inaczej twierdzif, ten dawa}by
najlepszy dow6d swojej zupe{nej
.ignoracyi i braku wykszta}cenia.
Ola pouczenia takiego krytyka ig
noranta wystarczy tutaj przyto--
czyc, co czytamy naprzyk}ad pod
t,ym wzgledem W najelementar--
ME jszym podreczniku Regu} Par
lamentarnych Genera}a Robert a
eff a convention is an organized
|body' tax pisze o TEN Robert ia
STRONGLY 292 W swoich regu}ach
"a committee on credentiales, and
one ON Programm, should had
been appointed previous to the
meeting. These Committees may
have benn APPOINTED by the Exc:
cutive Board or by the President
of the Organization. The Commit
te on Program should in most ca.
SEES have the programs printed III
advance. In many cases it is bet.
ter that the constituent bodies be
furnished in advance with the co.
pies Of the program. This shoulc
be always done when there is dill
ficulty in getting full delegations
to attcnd." Niechaj sic naucza
IA pamiec p~owyzszych slow Ro-
bcrtsa wszyscy niepowo}ani kryty
ley Sejmu Wychodztwa i niecha:
ME bredza, jak w goraczce, re Kc
misya Przedsejmowa ME mia}s
prawa uk}adac Ia Sejm ten Pro-
gramu i Regulaminu Sejmowego
Gfupstwo jest niesmiertelne, ale
czemu kazdy glupiec g1upote swC
ja obnosic ma pred cafym swia
tenn, trabiac, o niej kazdemu III
prawo i IA lewo. A ia lave szko
ma, kto g}upi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-30
Sejmie Wychodztwa przemawiac

Sejmie Wychodztwa przemawiac
bedzie z gfosem wirylnym repre-
zentant Komitetu Narodowego
Polskiego W Paryzu i gdyby tego
zastrzezenia ME uczyniono, to
m6glby kto pomySlec, lie Komitet
Narodowy w Paryzu bierze udziat
W Sejmie Wychodztwa HE W cha
.:rakterze tylko goScia, ale W cha
raktcrze i%stotnego delegate, kt6--
rego uchwafy Sejmu obowiazuja i
dotycza jakiemS zobowiazaniem.
Dotycza one 60 tylko ia lyle, re
w sprawie jego i Polski beda. pow
ziete, ale ME dotycza Il 90 ia ty
lie, ably ia r6wni Z mani jego lub
Polske zobowiazywaly. Litera do
Get i literat nocet, a kto czyta, ten
niechaj i zrozumic, a naprozno re-
bow ME szczerzy.
Pytanic: Jaki Gel ma ia Sejmie
Wychodztwa Sekcyaa Wyznanio-
wo : Oswiatowa?
Odpowiedz: Sekcya Wyznanio-
VIC : Oswiatowa ia Sejmie Wy
chodztwa jest ME ma to, ably w
niej o wyznaniach i o religii dys-
|putowac, ale ably w niej sprawy
narodowc nasze zwiazane Z reli--
gia i oswiata zabezpieczyc. Kto
by ~inaczcj mySlaf, ten zapomina,
ze Sejm Wychodztwa jest Sejmem
naszym og6lno narodowym, a ME
wyznaniowym.
Pytanic: Czy IA Sejmie Wycho
dztwa bedzie dyskusyaa a tem,ja
XII bedzie mia}a ustr6j pc wojnie
Polska Wolna i Niepodlegla?
Odpowiedz: Ma Sejmie Wycho-
dztwa W Detroit ME bedzie dysku
s.yi o tenn jaki bedzie mia1a ustr6j
pc wojnie Polska Wolna i Niepod
legla, DO to ME jest rzecz Wycho
dztwa, ale rzecz Polski i rzecz 70
dak6w naszych W starym kraju
tam po%zosta}ych. Pilnuj szewcze
swego kopyta, a wyrwizebie swo-
ich obceg6w.
Pytanie. Czy cz}owiek, kt6ry pc
tepia i w czambuf krytykuje do
tychczasowa dzia1alnosc Wydzia-
III Narodowego, moe sic usunac
i ME przyjechac ia Sejm Wycho-
dztwa.
Odpowiedz: Cz1owiek kt6ry po-
tepia i W czambu1 krytykuje do
t]ychczasowa dziafalnosc Wydzia-
III NarodoWego, ME moe sic usu-
nae i ME przyjechac ia Sejm Wy
chodztwa. Czasy obecne takie, re
ZDrOdnla jest OJcZyZny ME ratO--
wac skutecznym rad sposobem, je
sli sic sposoby takie posiada. Kto
swym rozumem i patryotyzmem
przewyzsza wszystkich, ten ME pc
winien z "a pieca W domu zeb6w
tylko ma wszystkich s~zczerzyc, a.
lie powinien przybyc ma Sejm, sta
nae ma czele i poprowadzic Wy
chodztwo ma droge piracy zboznej
i prawdziwej ola Ojczyzny na--
szej pozytecznej. Kto tego ME u
czyni, ten ME patryota, ale fanfa-
ron ME zas4ugujacy ma to, ably go.
ma seryo traktowac: S..
K0NTEC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-30
ia Sejm Wychodztwa ma sic od

ia Sejm Wychodztwa ma sic 3D.
bywac?
Odpowiedz. Delegaci Ia Sejm
Wychodztwa obrani So ma cztery
.lata, zeby w razie nagfej potrze--
by naradzenia sic znowu Z Wy
chodztwem ME potrzeba by}o zno
WI d}ugiej i uciazliwej hisforyi z
w.yborami ich powtarzac, a Sejm
Wycohdztwa ma sic odbywac co
cztery lata, DO sprawl polska i
pc wojnie d}ugo jeszcze bedzie
wymaga}a naszej pomocy, i tylko
czlowiek bardzo ograniczony mo-
re tego ME rozumicc.
P.ytanie: Czy Regulamin Sej--
mowy wyklucza wszelka politycz
ma i zasadnicza dyskusye delega-
tow Ia Sejmie Wychodztwa?
Odpowiedz. Regulamin Sejmo--
wy Wcale zupe}nie ME wyklucza
zasadniczej politycznej dyskusyi
delegatow ia Sejmie Wychodzt-
Wa w Detroit. Wnioskowanie tax
o tenn z tego, re mad nova Mi
strza Paderewskiego in pleno H.
by ME bedzie zadnej dyskusyi,
jest zupefnie przedwczesne i bcz-
podstawne. Wszelkie dyskusye cd
bywac sic beda he Sejmie Wycho
dztwa w Sekcyach, a tam przewi-
dziana jest wlasnie wyraznic SEX
eva specyalna polityczna, W kt6--
rel zasadnicza dyskusya delcga--
tow mad programem naszym poll
t.ycznym nietylko bedzie mozli
wa, ale konieczna. Czy wezmie W
rzecz jego, ale re Wydzia} Narodo
|niej udziaf Mistrz Paderewski, to
wy jake prawne przedstawiciel--
stwo polityczne Wychodztwa u
dzia} w tel dyskusyi zabierze, to
jest juz z CORY W Reguiaminie
przewidziane. Wychodztwo Pols--
kic zjezdza sic w}aSnie d]atego IA
.Sejm Wychodztwa, ably polityke
swoja zasadniczo wzgledem ojczy
zny przedyskutowac. Co innego
jest jednak polityka Wychodztwa
Polskiego W Ameryce wzgledem
.Ojczyzny - Polski a co innego
jest polityka wzgledem tel samej
Ojczyzny ludzi skupionych w 10
mitecie Narodowym Polskim W
Paryzu. Trzeba te rzeczy rozr6z--
Mac, BIO "a te pierwsza my sami
odpowiadamy i my sami ia robi--
my, a "a te druga inni odpowiada
ia i inni ia, a ME my robia. Ma
polityke te druga, kt6ra przedsta
Wi nam jake reprezentant jej W
Ameryce Mistrz Paderewski, my
swojem g}osowaniem i dyskusya
swoja ma Sejmie ME wpfyniemy
zupe}nie, a vice pc co czas TRAGIC,
POGO mad MIA dyskutowac. Dys-
putujmy i g%1osujmy tylko mad
tenn, co cd mas samych zalezy i co
my sami robimy, a ME o TEN, co
robia drudzy i co ME cd mas zale-
zy, ale cd drugich.
P,ytanie. Dlaczego Oredzie Sci
move zastrzega, re uchwa}y Sci
mu ME zobowiazuja ami dotycza
rodak6w naszych poza Stanami
Zjednoczonymi zamieszka1ych?
Odpowiedz. Oredzie Sejmowe
zastrzega, re uchwa}y Sejmowe,
ME zobowiazuja ami dotycza Roda
k6w naszych poza Stanami Zjed-
noczonymi zamieszka}ych, DO ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-30
KONIEC C..

"Wiarus" jest pismem Ludo-
wem. Broni spraw j interesow Ro-
dak6w ma obczyznie, powiedzcie
Q tenn swoim sqsiadom.
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treasure and millions of lives are be.
ing sacrificed upon the altar OF free.
dom and justice than right now in this
year 1918.
In presenting Oliver H. Shoup OF
Colorado Springs for governor the Re,
publicans OF Colorado offer for that
high position a self-nade man, a gen
tleman of the very highest private
character of unquestionabie honesty
and business ability. throughly an Am
eriean and a creator and builder OF
great business enterprises within our
own state. just such man as Colo
RADIO needs to successfully manage her
ever increasing and vastly diversified
mining. agricultural. stock raising and
commercial interests.
MIR. Shoup has never been a politi
clan and only decided to become a
candidate for governor at the urgent
solicitation OF representative Republi
cans in all parts of the state.
No better man has been offered the
people of Colorado to serve as the
chief executive manager OF the bust
ness affairs Of this state in many years
past than Oliver H. Shoup-
He can and will do for Colorado
what he has done for himself-place
her educational. penal and reform in
stitutions. her agricultural. mining
stock raising and commercial interests
IN . ~oay hrsfnose h,ufo
And Colorado needs just such man
for governor. 1t is seldom the state Is
offered such a man for her executive
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on public speakers for information.
They have been superseded by the
telegraph. the telephone and news.
paper in almost every hamlet Al
the approaching election the voters
win go to the polls with their minds
unin1uenced by political ciaptrap
While they realize that the successful
other questions. they are in frame
of mind to exercise sober Judgment
in selecting ofYtcials to administer
the government Affecting domestic al
fairs.
They will name a United States
senator to succeed Senator Shafroth. II
there Is n single reason why he should
succeed himself it has never appeared
in print. He is nearing the end of a
term of six years and we challenge
him or any OF his friend to point to a
single word or deed that gave him
standing or character in the Senat1
or to any service he has rendered t.
the state he has SO utterly failed to
represent
The people must choose betweei
him and Citizen Lawrence c. Phipps.
Politics is adjourned. The people car
vote without partisan bias or preju
dice this year. The people of Colo,
RADIO have known John F. Shafroth for
30 years. They know him to be mar.
row-minded, penurious. selfish man.
whose name has never been connect
ed with single generous or benevo-
lent act or deed. Almost from the
day OF his coming to Colorado. to this
good hour. he has had his hands in
thepubli treasury and the hundreds
OF thousands paid him as public of
flcial have gone into his private ex.
chequer singing. Farewell. vain
world, am going home"
Lawrence Phipps has been real
dent Of Colorado long enough to make
the people know that he did not come
~ . soldier OF fortune nor A po''t:
cal Adventurer. He did not come to
exploit the state or It's people. Pre-
pared to make his home anywhere on
earth. he came 10 Colorado because he
believed Il the most desirable place
ioa earth TO i've. He did not come
sssttns invsstmsnts q with The *
peotaticn of sscarIas soMethins mon
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somebody for less than it was worth.
He has not sought Office or notoriety.
But when this world war bro;.e upon
the world. this quiet. modest citizen
rose up as the great figure in this
state. who realized the sorrow and
sacrifice it would bring in its wake.
He saye of his means with both hands
that the mothers of the boys who Of
fered themselves to their country
should know whatever befeIl the sol
diers on the battlefields, the angels of
the Red Cross would be there 10 minis
ter 4, their needs.
Ii is the good women of Colorado,
the mothers who have sent their CONS
TO France, the devoted workers OF the
Red Cross, who made Lawrence
Phipps a candidate for United States
senator His sincere and unselhsl.
efforts to mitigate as far as possible
the horrors OF war won their admira-
tiop and gratitude. 1t is their votes
that will elect him United States SEN
ator on the 5th OF next month.-Boul-
der NewsHeraId.
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nix, recently honored by the 1-e.. Id
lican state assembly with the nomina-
ton for treasurer of this state.
Mr.. Mulnix is typically American
and loyal to the backbone. His son.
in-law is Maj Boughton of Gen Per-
shing's staff. now doing valiant serv-
ice at the front. One of mis- sons is
has been trying to get into the service
of his country ever since he went to
war. but has been barred because Of
an injury he sustained some years ago
in an automobile accident He still
hopes to be accepted by Uncle Sam.
however.
He early began a life o. public use
fulness and was in the convention Of
1880. He was e'ected state treasurer
in 1894. serving through 1895 and
1896. In 1914 he was again honored
by the people. who elected him state
auditor by large majority. In 1916.
running for the office of treasurer. he
led his ticket by 5000 votes. one of
the most remarkable showings ever
made by candidate in the West Dur
ing his terms OF incumbency he has
handled stO,ooo.ooo of state monies
and never has been called to an ac-
counting for cent
Mr., Mulnix is firm believer in la
boris rights and is friend OF the
workingman. being well known and
popular. especially among the railroad
men.
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ans Clubs, as well as the First Pres

ans Clubs, as well as the First Pres
byterian church.
In civil. patriotic. religious, w. G.
T, u, Y. W. c. 4. and other activities.
Mrs. Stote has been prominent for
many years past. being a member OF
and also the speakers bureau for ru-
and also the speakers bureau for ru-
raj Districts for the County Council OF
Defense for FL Paso county She is
past president Of the d. OF vs.. ami
present regent of Zebulon Pike Chap
ter b. A. r., OF Colorado SPRINGS: past
president Woman's Federated Clubs
for Colorado Springs: was county
chairman of the woman's organization
in the Third Liberty loan, and now
district chairman for the -Four tn Lib
erty loan; has always been active in
w. c. T. a., suffrage and prohibition
work in this state. and active as Re-
publican.
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teacher and lecturer in law schools OF
Colorado. lecturing on Equity Pleading
In the University of Colorado 1898
1898, and Professor of Law in the I'm
iyersity-sf, Denver since 1888
In three important cases the lawyers
on both sides agreed on him as the
Judge These were: People ex rel
Wilson vs. The Telephone Company
involving that compsny's franchise in
Denver: People VS. Quinn. ct al
known as the coal strike cases. tried
at Castle Rock. where the defendants
were charged with murder in the bat
tie with militia at walsenburg; and
Birney VS.. Denver. involving the right
of the city to purchase the Antero
water systems.
There Is no higher test of ability
and fairness than this.
These facts are due him and due the
people and are the best indication OF
how the people should vote.
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LEFT FOR TRAINING
ON PACIFIC COAST

A contingent of IL men of the seiec-
tive draft from Fremont county. in
Guiding one transferred to military
board in Oklahoma. left here very re-
Gently for army training at q canton
ment on the Pacific coast The boys
composing the contingent constitute
the last quota called to the colors
from this county by the provost mar
shal. They were Attansio Quirico OF
Calcite. Earl Ingraham. Florence: Viii
Coleman. Coaldaie: John Edward
Frederickson. Canon City: Charles
Henry Sparrow. Florence; Frank VIII
liam Bruce. Canon City: Dominic Ma
done. Canon City; William Banks.
Brewster: Raymond TIL eodore
Duntsch. Florence. and William Earl
Willhite. The latter was transferred
to the exemption board at Eufaula.
Okla.
The local board have no other calls
to the military service scheduled and
it cannot be stated with any certainty
when the next increment for army
duty will be summoned for training.
Owing to the prevalence of the Span
ish influenza In all sections of the
country the War Department has tenn
porarily halted the entrainment OF
draft registrants for the training
camps. AS soon as the contasion
passes it is expected that tney will bs
called very rapidly.
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the good roads movement and in all
commercial club activities in his city
He stands for economy and accur-
'acy in public offairs and advocates
methods that win stimulate trade and
"a greater consumption Of home pro-
ducts
He Games from the great San Luis
valley which has no representative in
the State Capitol fer many years past.
He is an expert accountant. honora-
BILE. upright and fair in all his trans
actions and will make Colorado a
splendid Auditor of Public Account
ants.
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Iage in the Sac Fox Indian reserva-
ton in Kansas. her father. Theodore
L. Marshall. being one of Kansas pio
neer settlers.
Mrs. Stote was educated in the pub
lie schools Of Kansas and Missouri.
and was graduated from the State
Teachers College at Emporia. Kan
She was valadictorian OF her class,
numbering las. After graduation
she taught in the public schools for
several years. and has served Colo
|aroda Springs a. member OF the
Board Of Education. "a Paso county
|ss superintendens u schools one tsrp'
and has been prominent n Tie actisi'
|tise of the D. \. r. ths pAashtsrs
lue vstsxans, ~ leeszatsoa * Wonr
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Victor E. Keyes for
AttOrney-GeneraI

Born in Oneonta. N Y, Came to
Colorado 21 years ago Worked at
mining and farming. Attended State
Preparatory School at Boulder Is
graduate of State Teachers College
at Greeley, of Colorado College at Col
orado Springs, and of the law school
fthe University of Chicago. For
two years was principal of the schools
at Fairplay. Park couney, Colo. For
many years he has been and now is
engaged in the active practice of law
in Greeley. and has long been recog-
nized as one of the leaders of the bar
in Northern Colorado For several
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Arthur M. Stong
for State Auditor

Arthur N. Stong. Republican candi
date for State Auditor. was born Nov
IL. 1868. in Pennsylvania. where in
early life he worked in and around the
coal mines OF Schuylkin county.
For a number of years he was con-
nected with the Associated and Pub
fishers Press, and during the past
twelve years most of his time has been
spent in the railroad dispatcher's office
at Alamoso. in the San Luis valley.
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near at hand that
any attempt al
old-time methods
may be well aban-
boned. II is by no
means certain that
the best interests
Of the people will
suffer on this ac-
count The day
has gone by when
the people We're
compelled to rely
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John I'll. DenisOn
for District Judge

John II Denison was born in Vermont
and admitted to the bar in that state
He removed to Colorado in 1881 and
thence TO 1912 practiced law in Den
yer. He was one of the five nominees
chosen by the Denver Bar for the Dis
trict Bench in 1912. was elected, and his
term expires January next
For many years he has been a
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years was prosecuting attorney of
Weld county. During that time he
some of the most important
litigation in the state Was especial
ly active and successful in the prose
cution of Bookkeeping cases Took
an important part in the prosecution
of the so-called graft" cases in which
4 number of persons were convicted
and more than s35.o00 restored to the
treasury of We'd county
He comes from an old American
family: is man of honesty. fearless
ness and integrity, is active in all
movements for social uplift. and Is
highly respected in his community by
all classes of people.
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|ShOup the Man
for Governor

There never has
been a time in the
ficiency, honesty.
history Of the gov
and applied intel
ernment when ef-
ligence were more
necessary in the
conduct OF public
affairs than at
this very moment
when billions of
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Our Next United
States Senator

The unsual conditions prevailing
throughout the country are responsible
for a political campaign in Colorado
unlike any preceding campaign in the
history Of the state
In truth. TO date there has been no
campaigning and election day is so
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Harry E. MuInix for
State Treasurer

Few men in Colorado, or for that
matter. in the entire country. can
point to cleaner. more wholesome o.
more inspiring record than the sub
ject of this sketch. Mr. Harry E. Mul-
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Florence NJ. StOte
for Superintendent
of Public instruction

Florence Marshall Stote. Repub-
fican candidate for superintendent Of
public instruction. was born of
Scotch-Irish parentage in small vii
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Lus n s sale l<@l't. tWu euIs NC 1tks oeeu
"a pct,.c accocnta-t.
He ss thoroughly American. his an
cestrs dating back owe. a period of two
hundrc ysers IN this country. his fore
fathers On both aides having fought In
the War o. the Revolution
He has Always been . true, loyal. Re
publican. having east his nrst vote
With tAnt Dafty.
He - enAsa - Actavs interest b
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Black Diam ond.
Dehorning
Pencil

For sale At O. T. Wood and
Sons coal office.
Every pencil will dehorn 50
head from 10 days 10 10 months
Oh tor Il. ~. 4 torfelt az 9G.oo
PAoas casea ~ ~ Mar y.
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MISS AcAELsElN

MISS AcHELsEIN
HAS PNEUMONIA
Miss Stella Achelbein is quite III
with pneumonia at the Holmes hos
pital.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1918-06-13
MORE DRAFTED MEN GOING

The following twelve men will &c
to Camp Gordon, Ca, June oath:
William c. Thomas, Monterey,
Harvey Rtstus Howard, Monterey
Henry Noah Wilson, Monterey,
James Horace Copeland, Monterey
VIII Burgess, Cookeville,
Charles Franklin Goodwin, Cooke.
vile.
VIM. Maurice Hickey, Baxter,
Davis VIM. Bartlett, Cookeville.
Henry C.eghorn, Cooketille.
Jesse Jelbedee Barnes, Cookeville,
Bedford Clinton, Cookeyille.
Lewis Jones, Maonterey
The two selected for special train
ing at T. p. !. in Cookeville, are Sam
Bartlett and Grover G.. Robinson.
The following men, all from Cooke
vile, left Wednesday for Camp Jack
son, s. c. George Alferd Smith, Joe
McIntire and Wilburn Womack.
The following named colored men
will leave June "a for Comp Dodge,
pes Moines. Iowa.
Clevard Mckinley, Cookeville.
Sheridan Roberts, Algood.
John w. Hudgens, Cookeyille.
Andrew Hill, Baxter, Route /.
Bennie Copeland, Algood