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The Washington times., 1918-09-30
BY HENRY C. WALES.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. &c Cdelayed).-For the
nrst time today single-seated Amer
lean nghting planes operated in
darkness in cooperation with the
attacking troops in the new Franco
American drive between Auberive
and the Meuse.
American chase pilots scared up
ward before dawn. lowered above
German machine gun nests and
raked them with machine gun fire.
shot down feveral balloons in flames
and attacked enemy gunners.
All day long the American pilots
maintained the supremacy of the air.
athoagh the Germans rushed up air
units from other sectors and fought
the Yankee patrolling groups des-
perately in squads OF twenty and
thirty.
Ten Put Out of Business.
This evening American pursuit
planes raided many enemy Drachems.
which rise at night to observe gun
flashes in an effort to locate batter
les. The Yankees shot down two
Drachems and drove down eight
others.
-Four enemy planes were shot down
by American Pilots Meissener. Cham
bers' White, Vasconcelis and Roberts,
and two were bagged by Pilots Pal
mer' Sparks, McLanahan, Ricken-
packer, Luke and Coolidge.
The aviators co-operated with de-
tachnents Of infantry, tanks and
cavalry swooping down low over the
enemy. dropping signal rockets and
dying back with messages.
American observation planes wit
messed the entrance OF the Yankee
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
CALLED PROFITEER,
HARRIS WILL SUE

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o-Edwin s
Harris. chairman OF the State Demo-
cratic committee, has announced his
resignation and will immediately
start legal proceedings against a New
York paper which charged him with
profiteering.
Judge Kellogg will take full con-
troll OF the New York State Demo-
cratic campaign. according to Albert
E. Smith, Democratic gubernatorial
nominee.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30

Her pension said to be insult
hcient TO provide maintenance,
the case OF DR.. Mary Walker, IA
nous civil war surgeon and the
only woman in the United States
permitted by official act of Con-
gress to wear mans attire, is
presenting a problem to the au-
thorities OF Oswego, N. Y, where
DR.. Walker has her home.
DR.. Walker. who is eighty-six
years old. is in feeble health. She
returned to her home recently,
after receiving treatment for in
juries at the Fort Ontario Base
Hospital.
At present the G. A. R. will
provide a nurse, but this is but
temporary.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30

RlS1o. =EESIESA1 JOHNSON.
Former commander OF Camp Up
ton Yaphank, L. J.. was a victim
OF German gas while leading his
men in an attack. Cables say
that General johnson was only
slightly affected and has been
discharged as cured by the Paris
hospital, where he was treated.
1t is believed that General John
son was gassed during the fight
ing between the VesIe and the
Aisne, where the Seventy-seventh
division. Of which he is in COM
mand, did some of the heaviest
fighting in the American advacne
there.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30

Back Your own with the Bond Yo1
own.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
.REPR|SAL THREAT
MADE AGAINST US.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. j30.-Germany,
through the Swiss legation, has sent
an ultimatum to the Government Of
the United States that IL NO salts
factory answer is forthcoming by
October / to the German protest
about the use OF shotguns by Amer
lean soldiers "reprisals will be
taken"
The German protest against the
use of shotguns by American troops
has been received at the State De-
partment. Shotguns are used by
American troops only as authorized
by the accepted rules OF war. They
are employed in general police work
and in guarding prisoners.
Germany's threat OF reprisals is not
causing any anxiety among Ameri-
can officials. The Americans hold
1000 German prisoners to every ten
Americans in enemy prison camps.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
Bonds Buy BayOnets-

Bonds Buy Food for Soldiers. Bug
Liberty Bonds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

Ell BRASIL PUBLICA UN LIBRO
VERDE.

RIO JANEIRU. Brasil, Mario Il.
Ell Eob:erno brasileno ACADIA de pu-
bl!car c! Libro Verde, volumen en-
el que cont!enc toda Il correspon-
dencia relativa 4 los asuntos inter-
nacionales del Brasil, desde que en-
p-H6 Ia guerra europea hasta nues
troS dias.
Entire los documentos que Sc CON
tiencn en- el libro m~enc!onado. Sc ha-
Ian los mensajes de fclicitaci0n re-
cib:dos por e. gobierno brasileno de
los paises "liados Y neutrales, con
mc:ivo de y ruptura de reiaciones
COZ Alemania y de Ia declaration
dc IN e;tado de guerra con csc pals.
TaInbitn Sc conticne Ell texto lie las
notas d. Ia Gran Bretan2 V Franci2
Y las respuestas dadas 4 elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
e diTecIoTiO dc Ia;5Iog0S
&c iiaega York

NUEVA YORK. Mario liza ed
ci6n del Direccorio Telefonico de esta
ciudad. para Ia proN!rla estacjon de
Priravera. Sc comeu2U 4 G!StribuIr
hoy. habiendo emeleato Ia com2a-
nia en- este lraoajO, varioS ceaJena-
res de m~ensajeroS '. alguna5 docenas
de AUTOMOBILES, para que h!cieran Ia
entrega dc d:cnos directories solameE-
te en- las ofic!nas. casaS part.culares.
ho:eleS. casas &c huespedes ; demas
iccalidades de los districts &c Man
haitian ' los del Bronx.
e. nueyo directorio contiene los
nombres de 1876, suscriptores de te-
lefonoS V tendra una circulation de
73i 900 ejemplares. Los directories Y
~empleados de IA compania Telefonica
De Nueva York, dicen que es IA lista
mas completa de suscriptOres cue Sc
ha hecho pOr esa compania haSta hoy.
h~abiendoSe tornado especial cuidado
y eScrupuloSidad para consegulr que
resuitara absolptamente correcua. Sc
ha tenido tai cuidado en- conservar Ia
ortografia de los nombreS. tai V CO.
mo los SuScriptoreS acoStumbran en-
p~learla, aSi eS que aquel!as personals,
per ejeEEp!o, que acoStumbran escrlDir
Ia particula Mac" de su nomore 0
las tres letras en- vez de uSar soda
mente Nc" haliaran su apelIido es-
critic en- Ia iista tai V como elias a.
costumbran. Igual cosa pasa con al
gunos otros apellidos que Sc usan de
dos maneraS tales como Smith Y
Smyth, Clark y Clarke. etc.
II nuevo directorio contiene zoos
paginas. La lista de suscriptores Ia
encabeza A. a. Excelsior Company"
Y termina con el de "Zywachevsky Jo-
seph, pintor."
La compahia Telef6nica tambien va
q distribuir directories para los sus-
criptores en- los condadoS de New Jer-
sey, Westchester, Rockland V Long
Islard, de modo que e. total de ejem-
?lares que en- realidad distribuira la
empresa en- Ell territorio m~etropolita-
no este mes. sera de l,Ol6.000 de L.
bros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
Campana contra los
paCifistas

NUENA YORK, Mario Liza So
ciedad de Defensa Americana ha
in!ciado una campana con el fin de
de destruir definitivamente toda i'm
preston que fayan podido causar
unos cuantos pacifistas al d~eclara"
que ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
no estI absolutamente undo detrl:
del gobierno en- Ia continuation &c Ia
guerra.
La ~distribuci6n de postales que
ilevan impresas las cinco resolution
ne del programme antipacifista de Ia
Sociedad dicha, comenZard hoy por
paCte de los miembros de la socie-
dad, que esti re~presentada por tres
cientas Sucursales en- todos los Es-
.ados de Ia Union americana, Y tam
bien en- Puerto Rico Y Hawai-. Sc
pide en- las mismas postales que scar
firmadas y enviadas al presidente
Wilson, como muestra de que los
iirInantes est:in listos 4 someterse a
p:ueba en- su resolution de apoyar
l. guerra hasta el final.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
Sc durmi0 cuand0 10
a~mOnestaba 81 Juez

BETHEL. n. y. Mario l0.-Eu-
gcnio l.. Blanchard no Serd qui2a el
hognbre mas pereZoso del Condado
de Orange, como su espoSa %pretende,
pero 81 81 mas dormil6n V menos cir
cunspecto para observ2r las indIca-
clones lesales que II Corte de- Gil
berSville, IN lugar cercano de aqul,
le ma hecho.
Aver. mientras el iuez, e. unico
funcionario judicial que hay en- Gil
bertsville, 10 amoneStaba sobre los
dehereS que ONO esposo Y ciudada-
dano tenia. Mr.. Blanchard Sc gan0
diez dias de ~clrcel. por haberse que
dado dorm;do duraHtc n amoncsta-
ci6n. sin prestar atencion 1 las pa
latras del auStero magistrate.
e Juez habia recibido ii queja
de "a sonora Blanchard, de q4e su
esposo Sc rehasaba : buScar On ira
bajo Y Sc pasaoa a vida Ji:aao pc
rezosamente en- a ann ' Que re-
cientemente habia a~bandonado su &C.
81 para irSe Z vivir con II nerma-
IA d. q, en- dode tenia comida sin
TRAFALGAR. Fl jueZ le manifesto I II
se1ora Que e! case era i de los
MIS- notabIeS de 81 claSe que habia
teaido en- sus iargos amos {" pc:icti-
ca Y aconsej0 . IA sonora que lea
n q 81 marido para &monestar!o
suavemente. = in lie que cor pala-
bras 5ondadosas hacerle yer 81 tal-
u ' lograr n ~correcrioG de Mr..
Blanchard, prometicnIole m~ostrarse
benigno Y darle una o~portunidad mas
. su marido para que sc c~or!igiera
De csc NAL habi5o Y sc hiciera lii
ciudadano it'll 4 81 pIis ' = sd IA
milia.
Al dia siguientc c~omDareeio 4 d.
cho Mr.. Blanchard ante el Juez '
este como le habia oire:ido L a Sc
Nora. empez5 un patetico sermon.
con inrenc;oneS lie conmnve- = 81
oyente Y di:igirlo por 81 canine del
oicn y de! .ra0ajo. Caando mas ms
pirado Sc ha1Aoa e f~uac.onario M
fuerte ronQuiio cue BROS lie II 5oca
&C 81 oyente, lie intcr-Ump:0 - Pc
rorata y 10 hizo dcsjstic &c dare 4
aQuel una nueya oporyumiIId de en-
mienda. Para deSpe:tr Al Pv:ezoso tu-
20 de Gacle tu,rtes secucidas = cch&cle
aqua en- n cara, raes s. nalla3a tan
profundamcntc Gormi4o one mas pa
-ec;& NJ leNo.
Lego que IL. blanchard huao
recoh..,.;o So c.Gco Sr@,...-. e. IUcz
- Seat,n"io =, L. ,;j2> a., c:.:,c. !
i-abata togZaGoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

ST d. nMa nand& dmoa Mexico omna "a o@Hs eahan L@ Page Sc a en- Mexico ~
Fhou Gro eNano En- ea@ casa encNhuaU I'd GamnhaP omhd Bnuuray vi anadez
En- case de CRGENCLA pdemosm aadA m dno pr TELEGRAPH pgado ID soauene ell no del
hhanaa Mexico que e SITS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

A:sta dc Ea7ccs AnsericaRos cue vea3e2 z los Mex;-
cenoS GiECS SC2EE MEXICO EN- PA
TT 81 f--N 1E.-:Trt TJH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
Notos Varias y Curiosas.
Tin zorriIo puso en- a!asE'a a ua barrio.---Magnifica
refrigeradora para an cadaver.--UF iadroFa ar
tista e intellectual. ---6usea = ua cato al que anna
mas CUE a sus nijos.--fSo era Gadr5n de amor,
sine de aifaias.

FL suceso, Que ei Comisario Walsh
Sc ha encargado de lamar "cosas de
m~i!lonarios", ha causado mucha risa
entire Ia colonia de rico. de ssta ciu-
dad.
CHICAGO, II, Mario lO.--A Ia
Corte de Apelaciones St present6
aver Ia senorita Constanza iiagher.
Queiandose amargamente lie su no.
VIC, Doroteo Sullivan. Y pidiendo pa
n Il II horca o. cuanio menos, ei
horno crematorio.
No es justo cue esq hombre Sc
Eur!e de mi de tai man&ra"--diio IN
>c"orita. I'm 81 es o no iesconcertada.
Me d!jo que me- amaha. Y me h. en-
: &aIaGo como I IN chino: : a1temo-
che Sc saiiQ de nj cas- sin dcsped;r-
-. = es Ia ho~a que 10 vae!re".
! "Ah!.-cana:!a,--gr!t3 el jGez-cs
VI !adr5n de amor. GQut nid~ US
Il! contra cl, senQrlta.
] NADIA mas cue ne devuelva mis-
arctes de- orc, que Sc llevo, sency
Juez. 10 del amor no NE imporla
: tIGto como mis- a~reteS; crane US
cd.
"Ajaja. Que bicn deeia 20 que
era IN ladr6n--diio e. manda!a-io,-
solo que me he ~equivocado en- el mo-
two.
e Juez tom5 nota del nomh-e i.
aquel taraniiana, Y dicen que Aijo:
" Acse ito no Sc lie baja de $l00.
como ladr6n de amor, y Seis meses de
~c;trcel como ladr0n de joyas".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

marcada con el numero 40 de la
Gale No. Santa Rosa. Fueron padri-
nos en- el entierro, las Senor;tas e.
vira Luna, Guadalupe R!ojas, Maria
l. Marines, Sara Herrera, Concep-
ci6n Riojas Y Esther Luna, asi como
los jovenes Roberto de Leon, Benig-
no Perez, Alberto Gutierrez : Can't
10 Torres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
FUNERAL.

Oporrunamente dimos cuenta de
CUE e. joven IldefopSs Gandara, en-
rleaGo de IA casa de Wolff and Marx
habia muerto victima de una inscla-
ci6n. FL sepelio del cadaver del 10
ven Gandara Sc VIC nuy con-
c1rrido, partieado de Ia casa de los
padres del referido joven. que es II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

CHICAGO. III. Mario 9.-David
polachos, que 70 cuenta MAS que ca
,orce amos. fuG enviado 4 "a circel
por .adr6n.
pero pola2hos no eS IN !adr6n
! vulgar. s;no IN ladr6n Intellectual,
IN ladr6n a~rtista. que tiene Il mania,
arYaigada a tan temprana eiad, de
entrar q los re0ertorios de musica, V
sacarse NADIA mas los violines, con
los cuales carga canine de 10 GcSco-
nocido. porquc hasta ahora no Sc sa-
0e que c~aniios hace este mentecato
con los v%iolines robados.
"Desdc que en- csc picard Sc ha
deSpertado Ia passion nor e. artc-di-
10 Otto Haggers, dueno de I'm roper
torio decente-mis violiaes van a,
menos. y estoy por SECURE QUE este
!adron. SOLO eS tai po- 10 one con-
cierne = 'os vioiines.'
No obstante Ia eGad. y 10 novcdo-
so de Ia mania. Polachos fine encerra-
do en- una zelda.
CHICAGO, III, Mario 10.-Al mul-i
;ir2il!onar:o seno: don Benjamin Walz
Sc le perdio, mace algunos dias, IN
cato de &ngora, de tales Y cuales Sc
mas. I'll que eel ANA mas que 4 sus
hiios", segun confeso Il Hismo ante
eI Comisario Walsh. V luego compro-
DO con hechos irrefutables.
Hace IN mes Sc lie escape al senior
Walk IN hijo. de quien nc Ia tenido
noticia todavia, V nj siquia-a !e ha
incuie.ado e! espiritu la perGiIa; pc
70 ahora que Ell cato de angora Sc le
ha lido, volando, ha puesto IN anun-
cic en- los periodicos, diciando:
Tres nil pesos de eTatificacion
So daran 4 quien entregue Ell tai
1arte I'M cato, de ojos verdes, rabo
hlanco. unas aris~tocraticas, cue res
ponde al nombre de "Melqoiadcs".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

Quien cura j distancia sin el uSo de
drogaS.
No sufra III dia mas, una carta
que ne escriba le llevara a 81 hogan
IA salud, no i09o-a que enferme-
dad sea r e. tempo que tenga de
sufrir. A&ademe decir 10 que sien-
re. 10 cue desee, 10 que sufra, man
&c sellos para Ia condensation. Pero
h3galo hoy misnao, no 10 dele al item
20 porGue e. tempo Sc Queoa. d.
reccion: ?. q. Box LAREDO,
TESAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

i'aII gunQI-ga:. ini1amac'onrS pulmgna-
" I"se. !r:!Ian'-S. el %hAlLAHn'S 10
NJ SYRUP, t. un ka!SarnU curaIi-
-. uA!a F:UniO : GldiCalmruir. r.r.
'.v, :Jg. juc. ! $i.el pDc Lul-il1. he ven
:. lSv 4 cuhn ana 60. LNLv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
CONTEMeLE A LOS SODA
DOS EN- FRANCIA

IuH 81 PnCro-
~lWu~CppG0. F2s-
Ci;llnTt. como u
cInrm2I6grafo.
iiLrc erecio ina
H!ru en- Ia U.cn-
T.. In placer
~ruUSi4nIe para
VGcjuS JUye-
hes ~lnIe-eSln-
i''. Instructive.
~ittIcIi.yr. N
historic compile
- u,. q guerra
IN EISi1S. que
.p'-lElie yer
Id. las cOSaS
como cca,lsu'n'n
son. tSla -
n ~lu3raylllN~l
u~puriUH.I2U IA
- -~iar q TAN
10 L. los row
.GLrT-ir q" a
guerra Yer -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17
Owl Radiator Shop

:Por cue tener el frente de So
radiator obStruido Y TODD parchado
Nosotros usamoS los metodos de
f4brica Y no Sc veraG los parches
nj las soldaGur2S. Recogemos y
entregamoS el t-abajo = domicilio.
Los trabajoS &c fucra de "a ciudad
son atendiGoS con suma prontitud.
tHablamoS espaHoD
1913 East Houston 81. CIR. 26I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-17

CHICAGO, H.. Mario lo.-una pa
lacera de NIL demonlos desperto
anoche q los vecinos de! barrio
South Side, de esta cledad, que
mes Sc levantaron. en- eaicet1neS, Ie-
nos del mayer sooreSa'to' ! Ioina'
refugio en- los sotanos de sus casaS.
No menos de treinta pollssas to-
m2ron parte actira en- a c~ont!enda'
echando uros 4 d'estfa y S'aleS'ra'
enmedio de una confusion eSF%nSo-
..no, -. ,.or
~, uoi,"
..DS.. dar, no-,ow
.posr"
Gov: .. .ua s,ceda9--p~es INTO
-, oo,iarme one :. iba
,rn,-,.,,do -, ,.,,.ro ,atos con e.
,,,yo. c;.r;!o-.ee sjn5r anurauista?
.TS 49,, 1aI,.og"
,..C,ra sonora ,-respondiG el
,,,,. oro eso +. ~ So
,,r. %os. In. bo,.,. ,od, rcr-
4,,a, s.,os h~a,,;os fernando II ST.
-, 10 nv, n.sta ;,sufr;hlo Y
C,u;.,x ,.n. .,,,, ,loI,r.
,,,,
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.

For the past few Uncle machinery has been
regularly in motion making preparations the Fourth Liberty
Loan, which starts September %.
The people have this matter hand it soldier at
home who is willing and ready do his part winning the
who is taking the lead in this fourth campagnno paid
The people OF the country MUST help in this work The
matter of lack of e you previous work
OF this character must NOT Think the boys the
trenches wadng mud and riskng their lives minute OF the
day. and day after day. is not for the pfu little they
receiving that they doing this. a MATTER OF
DUTY.
Your time belongs Government until this
When you called to perform part this work Of
winning the duty and readily with
able.
The who, for the lack of time other
cuses except sickness refuses to help in the winning OF the
war by giving their time part of it, in making the Fourth
Liberty Loan should be branded a Stacker.
subscribing to the Loan not doing full
duty not any than the soldier he doing
his full duty by firing The fire of enthusiasm be
behind the soldier either at the front faint heart
wins anything
Nearly two millions of boys at the 'front.' and from
the reports they giving good
They doing fighting They winning ground
going to win the We going help them Public
sentiment pointing that direction The Stacker might as
well commence to hunt him hiding place. There
place in Lafayette County
Stacker
Every who does not buy bond slacker many
people cannot buy bonds but CAN help
by showing willingness to DO SOMETHING The Stacker who
decorate the idle places and tells what he going do
ne is not going to do and turns deaf hear appeal
help the dangerous character We hope have none
them in Lafayette county.
Let everybody get busy DO SOMETHING in this Fourth
Liberty Loan camps which starts September % Talk il up
boost it in your homes and where you go
We going to WIN the Uncle calling for your
help The Eagle part of Uncle machinery and its
columns are open for any suggestions.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26

W. II. Smith. Active Chairman Of
the Mississippi State Council Of De
fease has Feceived noiice from Wash
lneton. that Hon. W. ID. Robins. Of
FuPeie. has been appointed Industrial
Adviso "a the Northern nissrict
Draft Beard and that William L.
stop.nai. of Gulfport. the same Tor
The southern District Mr.. JE.
Tanner. Agricultural College. Mss,
and NJ J. a. Taylor. Of Port Gibson,
have been appointed Agricultural
Supervisors for the Northern and
soatheEn Districts. respectively.
fhese Who desire TO take up prob.
leFns ~ deferred classification will
confer VITA the above named gentle
men With the view ef having their
qaestAenalFe property flled out in
making application for such deferred
classification. Those asking for de.
fefrea classification O.. account of in.
'isstr1al eecapoaion will coafer with
the hFns two named and those REQUEST.
lng deferred classification on aecOun,
e agricultural occupation with N,
last two a&med.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26
BIS SALANfS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
Drau Ehon- Trained 0fhce Assistants
Wanted for the Government Powder
Plant and Business Concerns
in Nashville.

The following is copy Of a letter
from Nashville 20 Draugnon's College
at Jackson, Tenn, which letter shows
that the Government powder plant
and business concerns in Naehville are
GREATLY in need Of bookkeepers
ard stcnographers-
Copy
Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 8. 1918.
Edward J. Hajek. Mgr. Draughon's
College, jackson, Ten.
Dear SIR
IF any Of your students, who are
qualified. desire position with the
Government powder plant or with
business concerns. advise them to
write us.
IL you have any Shorthand students
who can take eighty-five words a
minute in Shorthand, and have the
other necessary qualifications, send
them. = -, and if we do not secure
tor them a good position within ten
days, We viii pay them SIS a week
until we place them in good position"
The Nashville Government powder
plant, which now has a working force
Of about thirty-fve thousand, is en-
pioyng our students at $4,000 TO
$4,000 a month as fast as they quail
y. Business concerns throughout the
Southern and Middle States are also
calling on US daily for Office assistants.
We cannot fill one-half of the calls.
We must enroll at least 1000 students
at jackson, Nashville, and by mail to
take care Of calls for Office assistants
this winter.
Yours truly,
DRAUGHoN'S PRACTICAL BIySI-
NESS COLLEGE,
John F. Draughon, President.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26
BOND BUYERS
HONOR ROLL
The Eagle VIII Print the Names OF
All Purchasers in Lafayette
County.

Ine E%gie eApecu saaG Liperss
La4a5 e-Ie C0uAsy. GncIe oAan nas
appoIti,neu ~ u l.e ne.st nt11e saala
"a SI-v,Vvv, anu ~e arc gong ~ Duy
lnas mucn anu mere.
every peTso.4 VINO buys ali tnc
oonus ne or sne Is aolng a real Dat
toNaru defeating the ksiser, and a
entlsled 70 the credit Of DONG II.
IneIr rames should agvc a place on
the Lafayette County roll OF henor,
a..d the Eagle purposes tc put them
there.
Maile we are eoEtes-. every home
IN this community will be represented
by =. least one name in this roll Of
honor, we are in hopes that for very
many Of the homes he lame of each
member of the family win be included
in the LIST. We should like to see this
roil Of honer ntain the names of
every man and wcnaa, every boy and
girl in Lafayettc County.
IRIS roll Of honor viii be printed in
the Eagle, and tae oEly way to get on
il l. to buy at least one bond We
do lot propose to pint the amount Of
| bonds you buy, because hat would be
u-fair 10 those who can buy only n
small amount, and the person who can
only afford to and does buy one $50
bond is entitled TO just as much
credit as the person who can afford
to and does buy \ much larger amount
The name Of every real, 100 per
cent American-and the Eagle be-
lieves all Of the people Of Lafayette
County are that--will be found in
this Lafayette County roll of homo"
buyers.
Beginning with the first iGsun after
the sale Of bonds opens the Eagle viii
begin printing the names of purchas-
ers. giving in that edition all names
that have been reported to the sales
director up 10 the day beforesfhe pap
er is issued. Each following issue
will contain. additional names of pur-
chasers, and this will be continued up
to the time the sale closes and the
names Of purchasers have been print
ed.
II you buy a bond and do not hnd
your name in the issue Of the Eagle
following les purchase be sure Ia
report il to this once at once, as il
would not be fair TO our county ia
have the name Of a single bond pur-
chaser omitted.
After the close Of the sale we will
print the complete list on one or more
sheets in a form TO be preserved and
prized in every home in this com
munity. Copies Of these sheets
should be sent to your friends and
relatives, and especially to former
county people, as they will greatly
appreciate them. Leave orders 70
the number Of these you may want at
the Eagle Office before the sale closes
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26
YOUR WIFE CAN USE TT.

II you are away from home and
one Of your horses takes the cole
your wife can treat him II she has
tarris' Cole Remedy in the house.
IL Is easy TO use Jux drop i on
the horses tongue and in thirty
minutes he n relieved. Get il To-
day. You may need IL tomorrow.
For Sale BY Carsers Drag Store. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26

When the bowels feel uncomfo,+.h,a
ana you miss the exhilirating feeling
that always follows a copious morn;ns :
operation dose Of HERBINE will sas
you night in a couple of hours II
laxen az bedtime you get its beneficial
effect after breakfast next day p,;cs
ooc- Sold by A. H. Kendel. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26

Yellow complexion, pimples and dis
ngufing biemishes on the face or BODY
can De gotten rid of by doctorino ~,
liver, which is torpid. HERBINF ;s % =
powerful liver correctant. II nn-;s; mn - .
tne system stimulates the vital organs
and puts the body in fine yieorous
son%1on- Price eoc. Solo by A. n
Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-26

- rares Headaches, BsIiousness
.sasH n Appeaite. or that tired aching
fesalags dns 10 Malaria or Colds. Ene
Adv.