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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
PROC &KLHALAR Rt1SkA
REyoLUCE.

V poslednim srpnovem elsie
zname amsricke revue, vycha-
zejici pode jmenem Literary
Digest, prinasi velice zajima-
YOU uvahu o tom, proc vlastne
selhala ruska revoluce, snad
nejlepsi dnesni americky zna-
lee Ruska - DIR. E. j. Dillon.
Uvaha ia jest vlastne vynat-
KEN z jeho knihy "The Eclipse
of Russia" (Zatmeni Ruska),
ktera nedavnych dnech vysla
v New Yorku nakladem Dura-
novym. ze DIR. Dillon ma ne
sporne kvalifikace k pronaseni
kritiky O Rusku, vysvita z fax
ta, ze po leta byl We styku Ii
beralnim hnutim "a vlady tri
card a sice jako student, pax
jako graduant dvou ruskych
fakult a universit, jako profe-
|sor srovnavaci filologie ma uni
versite v Charkove, jake autor
nekolika literarnich a vede-
ckych del, jako dopisovatel do
dyou prednich casopisu rus
Bch, j$kos zastupe e londysiske
no casopisu "Daily Telegraph
i {. konecne jako radce knizete
Witteho, ktery byl jeho uprin
nym pritelem. Knize Witte byl
| jak znamo, svou dobou ruskym
ministerskym predsedou.
DR.. Dillon soudi, re Rusko
dostalo Sc do sparu anarchie
pro nedostatek sill vudcich &
pro politickou neschopnost a
neobratnost jedne kazde II
'vsech trid ,obyvatelstva. Pojed
navajo pfedevsim o revolucio
,narich a socialnich reformato
rech, ma nez zde navykli jsme
Sc divat jako ma nihiiisty, vysl(
vu.je 0 Mich smutne mineni as
temito slovy:
'Lide tito touzili vzdy pt
tom. ably NELL kolem sebe trldl
emancipovanych muzlku, kite
rym chte,i dodat energii, al,
chill to bez vSi znalotsi toho
Co je vlastne dust tfidy te. ByI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
co JE XENOFONTOVA ANABASE?

Posedni dobou caste docitame, re angickem tsku
poroynavano Jest ceskosovenske armdy celOu
Sbir do Vladivosoku Xenofontoou Anabas keraz
patf kasicka errn da Jest to popis vojenskeho
chodu reckych boovniku ktefi pomaha perskemu
lra Cyrov vlce prot Pdrlm no spi$e prcti eo bra
tru protkri Araxerxov NnemnnoW Po nestastne btve
Kunaxa roku 4O1 pred Kristen byo dustonictvO eckeho
nocneho voska zradou kano do perkeho abora vyvraz
demo- Muzstvo zbaveno nacenku zvolo svym vudcem Xe
tento velkeho syadan utrap tahl svefenymi
10000 boovniky nehosnnymi kraji uprosred neprate
StasnG e oved Cahradu neb ak tehdy nazyval do
Byzance vosko vsoupo zod rackeho knizee Seuthe
se Kdyz ale snaz podvesti vosko cast zoidu od
vedl Xenoon zstup do Pergama kde tito vstoupi do
sparanskeho voevudce hbrona ably pou Sparta
ny bojovali prot perskym satrapum.
are roku 396 provze spartanskeho krale Agesaose
a jeho vprave do Aisle vrativ roku 394 sucasn BIZ
ivy prot vastnm svym krajanum Athenanm. Pro
poledn Gin by sve vast vypoVezen z Sparte
Pozde byo eho vyhnanstv odvolano Xenofont vysokem
start dokoncl svj pohnuty zvot 354 kr Athenach
Byl s,ronnym fosofem zakem slavneho Sokrata, pill
nyn spsovatelem tax jeho savna cena dla vyne-
la pTidonlck Xenofont acka vcela. eho historckych
rac nevyznacnesi msta Anabase vypravovani pol
niho 10000 Reku pod eho vudcovsvim Ably eho Il
Gen vypadao pravdepodobnes nestrannei vyda ej pod
czim jm6nem Themsogenes. de mluvi take sobe, ale
lici Sc jakc osoba treh.
Xerofontova Anabase dosud cltac atku vyssich
gymnasiich. p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
MILLION DELNIKU Sc
HLEDA.

Washington. - ZameStnava
tele, ktefi zamestnavaji delni-
ky neuzitecnem zamestnani,
hudou muset povolit a propu-
slit sve delniky, pokud je to
mono, ably tito mohli byt Ia
mestnani V prumyslu valecnem.
Jlnak prumysl tento znacne u
trpi a snad dokonce bylo by
nutno mnohe zavrit. Depart
ment prace Oznamuje, re je
treba ma jeden million delniku,
kterl nejsou zvlaste zkuseni.
Nyni po zavolani dalsich voji-
MI do sluzby jiste Ease mnohe
zavody utrpi a bude jeste me-
ne pracovnich sill. z tech duvo-
du pracuje Sc k tomu, ably III
skani byli dobrovolnici. kterl
by chteli pracovat zavodech
munifnich vubac V prumvslu
valecnem. Neni Jim tr,eba zad-
ne zvlastni zkusenosti. Nathan
Smyth, asistent ridite.e pro Via
Icnl zamestnavatelske kancela-
re, vySlovil Sc, re neni dosta-
tex pracovnich sill zkusenych u
meme zkusenych. Jest sice mno
no muzu zemi, avsak Velika
slla je jich zamestnana v praci
meme uzitecne, anebo pro va
lecne ciIe vubec nepotrebne a.
V tom dluzno ucinit nejake kro
ky. Jiz drive bylo vysloveno he
slo, re kazdy, kdo je veku vo-
Jenskeho, musi pracovat uz.-
ltecnem nejakem zamestnan,.
anebo jit ma vojnu. Narizanj TO
to bude treba prisneji prova-
det.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
TO o-aggresivfff atheistee kftefi
'dogmaticke negace pi'ejimali z

to -aggresivrf atheiste, fkIttefi
.dogmaticke negace pfejimali z
druhe ruky Cd cizich spisova-
tell, aniz by drive prozkouma-
Ii pravost ueeni jejich. Kazde-
no, kdo S mimi pfi jejich celko-
We bezzasadnosti a mravni e.
thicke necistote v navycich ne
souhlasil, Timed davali do kla-
tby."
Obraceje Sc pax k jine trlde
lidu, zname pode jmenem Intel
llgentsia, ktera Sc sklada re
vzdelanych, tvoricich pater talk
zvanych Kadetu, pise:
"Tato trida jsou lide doktri-
mari, ohanejici Sc vypujcenymi
theoriemi prejimajici "a spra
vne vse, co pochazl ciziny,
hlavne z Francie, jako to, co
by bylo s to udrzeti zachra-
niti Rusko. Ami dost malo ne
rozumeli nerozumi idealum a
snaham lidu Venkovskeho. Do
sve vlastni politicke organisace
neprijali ami muziky ami delhi
ky, ale proto piece vystoupili
pojednou Ma forum, ably mluvl-
il "a ODE >trldy lidu zmineneho
! sAngiie a Fra1icie Adems tenn We
rila povazovala vse, co z je-
jich strany vyslo, "a smerodac-
ne. Panove Miljukov, Guckov,
Rodzianko a pratele techto by
Ii povazovani "a vestce a poky-
ny jejich dochazely vsude ma
sledovani, tfeba Sc lid dodela-
val jimi zalostnych vysledku a
koncu, jak O tom svedectvi pc
dava historic z nedavne DOLBY
V cele strany te stall muzovt
spravni, poctivi a osviceni, ale
nedostavalo Sc Jim politickf
zkuSenOsti a Vedle tOho ODE
znalosti povahou vlastnihe
lidu."
i Americky lid bude ysak "a
jiste zarazan kritikou, ktero.
, or. Dillon pronasi o vlastnim Ii
! du ruskem, jehoz jadrem jsol
: venkovane, zvani - muzici
, Die svedomiteho a upiimne ci
, t6neho usudku a presvGdcen
CIR. DillOna je tcntO rusky lie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23

jeste- drfes absolutnE neschopen
jakekoliv formy demokraticke
vlady.
"Zakladni rvs muziku u vel
Ike vetsine prfpadu tvori prl-
znak primitivni divokosti, jevl-
ci Sc povrchem kterym lid ten
lisi Sc nejen cd lidi zapadu, ale
i cd intelektuelniho lldu rassy
vlastni. Zpusob, jakym Sc lid
ten choval sam k sobe v deli
riu, kterym byl zachvacen V
breznovem obdobi z roku 1917
podava nezvratitelny dukaz o
tom, re jadro ruskeho lidu ma
chazi es stale jeste primitiv-
MIN stavu dolby, kdy sabevlada
Ii v mirne forme byla prislusni-
kum tech neb onech kmenu re
bo narodu veci uplne nezna-
mou."
Zajimave Sc pax rozepisuJe
! O revoluci z roku 1917, o nlz
pravi, ze programove byla sice
velice dobre sosnovana v du-
me, ktera Sc zasazovala o osvo
bozeni zeme z vlivu parasisti-
,cke byrokracie, o obmezeni mo
ci carovy, O zrizeni parlamen-
tarni slaty a 0 podileni Sc lidu
ma vSach verejnych zalezito-
stech v pomeru k jeho zpdso-
'bilosti mentalni moralni, prav
Milky a uGenymi pany profeso-
ry, kteri zapomneli pfi tom ma
'jednu a sice hlavni vec: ma du-
S; lidu, pro ktery Sc zasazovaii
G reformy zminene, ma jeho
intelektualni hOrizont. Lidu, tC
mu nizkemu, neuvedomnelemu
lidu pfinaSeli snuSky ucenycl
paragraph, co zatim lid sam NJ
touzil po ijnem, naz ably Sc mt
;. hi zmocniti pozemkG pfinale
} zejicich tridam sfechtickym.
| A tax k druhemu omylu do
. sIo z prvniho. Reformatori ne
| nyslili jinak, nez re lidove ma'
: sy jsou dosti zdisciplinovany
| by prijaly, co Sc Jim nabizi I
. by tim byly spokojeny. Mo
n.ant ten postrehli bolsevici
kteri Sc no chopili a v zapet
prekonali Kadety, vzavse liz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23

=
do spolecnictvf sveho. Udelali
z neho prave takove parasity,
jakymi byli dobou svou byro-
kraft, s tim pouze rozdilem, ze
parasitismus jeho obratili hla
vne proti tridam lidu zamoz-
neho a vysoce postaveneho.
Die jeho presvedceni neni pro-
to bolsevickem hnuti stopy
DO sklonu ke konstruktivni ne.
DO socialni ideji. Stopu podob.
nou nemohou najiti ma zapade
ami tt, kdoz tam jsou ctiteli a
stoupenci uceni Lenina a Troc-
keho. Prirozeny socialismus ne
znamena mic jineho, nez orga-
nicke usporadani socialniho eel
ku, DO kterem vSak v bolsevic-
KEN procesu neni nejmensi sto
py. Mimo to S castl lidu zacha-
ri Sc jako S celkem a Sc zbyG-
KEN ktery je v prevaze, huf,
nez jak s MIN nakladano "a
'vlad ruznych a nejdespotictej
sich car1. BolSevici potlacuji
dnes casopisy, po svobode tis-
ku neni dnes "a jejich vlady a.
nj pamatky. bolsevici zatykaji
ty, kdo byli zvoleni "a zastup-
ce lidu naroda a sami posilu-
| j zlocinnost, k niz davaji pod
ret, divokosti primo az d'abel-
skou.
Mluve O budoucnosti Ruska,
neprojevuje valnych nadeji ma
brzke usporadani pomeru u
vnitr rise, ktera nebude moci
byti = alespon ne tax brzy -
v rozdrobenych svych castech
Ease sjednocsna. Nebudou-ii
Istati v ceste tomu jine prekaz-
ky, pax jimi jiste budou zasa-
dy narodriho sebeurceni. Pro
vybudovani statu neni dosud
stale vetsina ruskeho naroda
,nlcim .jinym, nez prilis suro-
wynn materialem. Postradat wy
hod, jake vsude jinde zarucuje
vychova, politicka pruprava,
hospodarsky vyvoj a styk S pro
gre sivnim pokrokovym lidem,
.kterymzto potrebam stavi Sc v
cestu neresti, ktere Sc tyranii,
jez mohla po celia stoleti praco
vati bez nejmenSi prekazky, po
daTilo vtisknouti nesmazatel-
|nym dojmem do samotne duse
lidu toho.
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Obchodnik prodal hrobniko-
vi zbozi ma liver a kdyz tento
neplatil, Sci jej ma hrbitov o.
,sobne upomenout. Hrobnik, kite
~ prave vyAopaval hrob, kdyz
byl veritele vyslechl, prohodil
suse: "Coz pax mne ami v hro-.
be medal pokoj?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
-VfTEZSTEf: -::-ETALSKE-@-;;lAl
MADY "a POMOCI CE- s
CHOSLOVAkU.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.

nllilISLcTSky pIcuoCud ACoAonS
Orlando 20 Odrazene offensive
Rakusanu ma Piave po vitez :
slvi italske armady vzdaS po-
ctu nasim oddilum' bojujicim
ia italske fronte, videnske a
pest'ske listy prohlasovaly, re
jde pouze dobre sehranou ko
medii a re neni ma italske from
| te ceskoslovenske armady, ale
pouhe skupiny vojaku ceskoslo
venkych, kteri mic neznamena
il.
Sotva vsak byly znamy ztra
| ty rakousko-uherske armady a
v uherskem parlamente sam
ministersky predseda doznal,
ze ztraty presahuji stotislc mu
zu, zluc nemeckych a mad'ar
skych novinaru praskla a zaca
10 Sc psat o ceskoslovenke ar
made jinak.
lined Sc pax vedelo, re ce-
skoslovenska, armada"pfispsfa
totiz znamenitou merou italske
Inu vitezstvi a vedelo sc proc
ceskoslovenska armada rozde
lena ma mensi oddly: konala
totiz vyzvednou sluzbu a ne
kolika usecich fronty Sc Zname
mite uplatnily. Pc prOJevu Or
landovu n;asledoval pax kom-
pliment rak. armadni spravy,
ljez nemohouc vymluvit pOraz-
ku die pravdy priznaia velkou
rlohu jez pripadala nasi arma
de a jez take sehrana dokona-
lie. To ovsem nebyla jiz kome-
die, jak pred ofensivou ma
m!ouvaly rakouske listy, ale
tragika rakouske porazky.
Zkratka: nadeje, jez slozili
naSi vudcove do nasi armady
ma italske fronte pine byla O.
pravnena. Jak naSi hOSi v TIA
iii nasazuji vse pro vec sveho
nal oda, jake cenne sluzby pro
kazuji spojencum vsem, toho
dukazem je svedectvi svetozna
raGho americkeho sOudce Ben
L;ndseye, jez uverejnilo anne
lickem tisku Committee on Pu-
bile Information v nedavno mi
nulych dnech. JehO liceni Zdat
rosti nasich hochu, je ovsen
n6jim zcela .jineho, nez "sehrs
na komedie" videnskych listu
Ostatne nejlepe vytkl w
znam nasi armady bulletin ra
kouskeho generalniho Stabu ,
n6mz sc pravi:
V italskych zajateckych ti
Lorech slovanske zivly jsou sli
by a korupci zpracovany, ably
1stoupily do ceskoslovenske Il
gle. Rozkaz 5. armadnihO sbO
ri italske armady Sc zminujt
jak byla organisovana vrchnin
velenim propaganda ceskym
dobrovolniky, ably zpusobila
tres V strukture rakouske arm;
dy.
We zminenem rozkazu Sc pr
pojuje, ze mnohych sbOru ra
Kouske armady podarilo Sc e
skym zivlum zanesti hlubok.
zmatek do nekterych oddiln
Mnozi cesti voiaci presli k tia
lum, ostatni pax zustali We sty
ku mimi q prohlasili. ze iso1
ochotni zustati Y rakouskycl
posicich d pfipravovati dals
vzpoury. Ackoliv VIVA k vel
zrad6 a k poruseni prisahy s.
ztroskotaia phi heroickem odp
ru nasich vojsk be zrozdilu {?
nasty Sc pfece zivly, ktere u
poslechly teto vyzvy."
TAX mluvil rakOusky gene
lalni stab. Die pravdy dluzn
dodat, re nejen pesaci cest
pEesli rakouskych zakopu
informovali veleni italske arm
dy posocich nepfitele, ale ia
Ike jeden cesky aviatik prelet6
: z rakouske armady do svobod
} ne Italie.
To vse jsou fal;ta. My Czech
slovaci americti mimodek vzp
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
Mr.. SAM HARDING
DIES OF INFLUENZA

Mr.. Sam Harding died at
his home in Ozan Tuesday
night, after an attack of inhu-
enza which developed into
pneumonia.
Mr.. Harding was a son of
Mrs. r. l.. Meek and besides his
mother is survived by his wife
and several children and one
brother, DR.. C. A. Harding of
Texas, who was summoned by
wire and reached his bedside
before he died. Mr.. Harding
was a splendid citizen and his
many friends were greatly
grieved to learn of his being
cut off in the very prime of life.
The body was shipped to Bal
lard, Texas, his former home,
Thursday morning for burial.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
ARKANSNAS CHIL-
DREN'S HOME SOCIETY

Rev. d. j. Weems Of Conway
was in Washington this week in
the interest of the Arkansas
Children's Home Society. This
society, which is non-sectarian,
is open to any white child sound
in mind and body under twelve
years of age and in need of a
home.
Any person prepared to give
a child a good home, if prop
erly endorsed, may obtain a nice
little boy or girl by writing Rev.
O. p. Christian, State Superin-
tendant, 321O w. 18th street,
Little Rock, Ark. The children
are placed on ninety days trial.
In six years this society has
cared for about 600 children.
Governor Brough is its presi-
dent. This is a worthy work
and should be literally sup
ported.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
ROY ARNOLD DIES
AT NAVAL BASE
Son of w. J. ArHO[d of Near
TOUn Victim of mhu-
eHzu.

Telephone communication to
this office from the home of Mr..
w. j. Arnold, who lives about
a miles suotheast of town, con-
firms the report, that his son,
Roy Arnold, died at a naval
base on the 14th of influenza.
Mr.. Arnc has received notice
OF his soSend path from the War
Departing stlt Washington and
he has notifiet tha- -lanaEtnac:,4
to sent the bddy home for bur-
ial. Intermeht will be made at
the Holly Grove cemetery.
Young Arnold has been in
training for the navy only a
short time. His father received
letter from him yesterday
Thursday which was written
on the 10Th. At that time there
was nothing the matter with
him.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
TWELVE HUNDRED
BALES UP TO DATE
Cotton Selling SIOW Because of
Decline.

Twelve hundred bales of cot
ton had been ginned locally up
to last night, but the daily re-
ceipts at the gins is showing a
big decline over those of previ-
Gus days, indicating that the
bulk of the crop has been gin
ned.
Cotton has shown considera-
BILE fuctuatiGn during the week,
but the general tendency, es-
pecially on staples, has been
downward and many of the
growers are holding for an ad-
vance. Local buyers are today
paying 80 cents and up for
short cotton and up to 36 cents
for staple.
Jno. H. Page, Commissioner
of Agriculture, has issued a cir
cular letter in whihc he advises
growers not to sell at present
prices, as he thinks the market
will perhaps advance to around
40 cents later. He bases this
belief on the general shortage
of the crop and on advice from
the headquarters of the Cotton
Marketing Association.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
ALL PARTS OF COUNTY AZ
FECTED.
no CASES IN THIS VICINITY
Three Members of One Family
Pf Negroes AT Hope Die
Same Day.

1M M,h.NSr-sni@h influenza has
sphead to all parts of the coun.
ty hand hundreds of cases are
reHprted, although physicians
saN the disease seems to be a.
bating somewhat. A very small
ped cent of the cases to date
have gone into pneumonia and
only a few deaths have resulted.
The epidemic seems to be
worse at Hope than elsewhere.
There are still several hundred
cases there, but the Hope physi-
clans say the number of cases
is on the decline. The disease
proved specially fatal in one
family of negroes at Hope, three
members of the family having
died Tuesday.
Local physicians report a to-
tai of about 110 cases in the vi
cinity of Washington and new
cases are appearing daily. Ten
cases are reported in one
family near town and seven
in one family on the Battle
farm have the disease. There
are only two cases of pneumo-
mia reported out of the entire
110 cases and no deaths have
occurred.
DR.. F. o. Wood, local physi-
clan, when asked for the best
precautionary measure to use
to prevent taking influenza,
said:
use a spray of listerine of
ten, spraying the nose and
throat thoroughly, Keep the
body clean, sick rooms well
ventilated and get all the sleep
you can" He also added that
a laxative should be taken when
needed and that the liberal use
of quinine was recommended,
Those having the influenza
should not be in too big a hurry
to get out of bed or expose
themselves, as a relapse is liza
BILE to develop pneumonia.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
SELLS HER COWS TO
BUY LIBERTY BONDS

A fine example of patriotism
has been set by little Miss Kath-
ryn Holt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Holt, in the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign. Little
Miss Kathryn was a bond pur-
chaser of the Third loan and
was among the volunteers in
the Fourth. In order to buy
her two $4,000 bonds she sold
her two cows to her father for
$4,000 each, investing every cent
of the money in bonds.
This little girl has got the
right idea and if all our people
would make proportionate sac
Sees it wou be no trouble at
be the bond is
rnment.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
is STRICKEN WITH PARAL-
YSIS.
WHILE ON ROAD In auto
Only Presence of Mind of Mrs.
j. x. Autrey of Columbus
AUerts Accident.

uYessnast~ion f'f-t.sssl f-'tsss;l sgs s6r6,,Tr
nent rish to I'd county farm.
er, died at the Barrow hotel al
Hope at 2 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon, following a stroke of
paralysis, and the remains were
buried at Columbus Wednesday
afternoon.
The circumstances of Mr.
Johnson's death were quite sad
In company with Mrs. j. r,
Autrey of Columbus, Mr.. John
son, who lived on his farm near
Yancy, was on his way to Hope
in an automobile when stricken
with paralysis. The car was
speeding down a long, steep hill
on the Columbus and Hope
road. about half way between
the two towns, when Mrs. Au-
trey noticed that Mr.. johnson
did not have his foot on the
brake and asked him if he had
not better use it. Mr.. johnson
replied that he was doing so
whereupon Mrs. Autrey noticed
that there w a S something
wrong with him. She stopped
the car and went around to the
steering side and took the
wheel. Mr.. johnson was par
allied on one side at this time
and had to be assisted to the
other side of the seat, although
he contended all the while thai
there was nothing the matter
with him. Mrs. Autrey rapidly
drove the car on to Hope and
Mr.. Johnson was carried into
the hotel, when an examination
by physicians disclosed that he
was paralized in all parts OF
the body. He continued to grow
worse until his death, which oc'
CURED at 4 o'clock Tuesday af
ternoon.
Mr.. Johnson was a most sue
cessful farmer and one OF the
most useful men in the county
taking an active part in al
progressive moves and in al
things that merited his support
, He is survived by two sisters, al
| follows: Mrs. Jno. Hill of Co
lumbus and Mrs. David Wilson
of Yancy, with whom he made
his home. He had numerous
friends throughout the count!
and over the state who great!
deplore his death.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNS
OVER TO NOVEMBER IS
Business Not Completed BE.
cause of Spread of the
Influenza.

The Hampstead Circuit Court
convened Monday in the second
week of the term, Judge Haynie
presiding. No jury cases were
tried, but a number of other
matters ready for disposition
of the court were disposed of,
after which the court adjourn
ed over to Monday, Nov. 18, be-
cause of the epidemic of influt
4 ia, AT that time the court
will reconvene and complete
the business for the regular
October term.
Following is the docket of
cases disposed of before court
adjourned:
Pleas of guilty to gaming in
dictments, a fine OF $1,000 and
trimmings" being assessed in
each, were as follows: Charlie
Walker, Tom Jefferson, Harold
Green, Jake Williams, Anteny
Walker, Sam English, d. Cook,
Sam VanRiper, Jackson Stuart,
Samson Walker.
John Hopkins, profanity;
plea of guilty, fine $1.00.
Simpson Scroggins, as'lt and
battery; plea of guilty, fine $5.
Jim Adams, carnal abuse;
dismissed.
Jesse jefferson, burglary;
plea of guilty, 3 years in pen.
Jesse jefferson, grand larce-
ny; plea of guilty, year in pen.
Geo. Walters, grand larceny;
plea of guilty, year in pen.
Geo. Walters, burglary; plea
of guilty, 8 years in pen.
Frank Cannon, drunkenness;
plea of guilty, fine $1,000.
Sandy Briggs, cruelty to ami
mails; plea of guilty, fine SO.
Clyde Smith, assault to kill;
dismissed.
w. j. johnson & Co., giving
away cigarette papers; dismiss
ed.
John Hopkins, breach of the
peace; dismissed.
Joe Henry Green, forfeiture
on bail bond.
Otto Frantz, forfeiture on
bail bond.
General Archie, forfeiture on
bail bond.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
COUNTY'S QUOTA
NOT SUBSCRIBED
CHAIRMAN FIELD URGES
MORE INTEREST
SATURDAY IS LAST DAY
Many Townships of the COuntU
Far Behind With Their
Quota.

NOhillg 10 sui
$38,550.00 behind her quota on
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds.
Saturday is the last day in
which to buy Liberty Bonds.
With $38,55O.OO still to be
raised in Hampstead county
on the sale of Fourth Liberty
Bonds, the people of this coun-
ty will have to arise to the oc-
casion and get up and buy all
the bonds they possibly can. If
you think you have bought all
the bonds you are able, then
make a real sacrifice and buy
some more.
The figures above were OBJ
tanned from Chairman Field in
a phone message to the Tele-
graph office Thursday morning
and Chairman Field asks us
to urge the various township
Chairmen to make a supreme
effort to bring their township
over the top this week and to
see to it that all pledge cards
are turned in at headquarters
by Saturday night, as this will
aRe necessasy before the banks
an ordelt ',erds.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED DURING WEEK

Marriage licenses issued at the Of
flee of the county clerk during the
week are as follows:
White-Ben c. Goodman, Paris
Texas, and Miss Annie NJ. Durnall
Texarkana; f. c. Jones and Mrs
Cora C. Jones, both formerly Of Tex
as.
Colored.-Remus Taylor, Ozan, and
Queenester McFadden, Glow; San
Cain and Henrietta Ross, both Of
Hope.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
THE LEVYING COURT
TO MEET HERE MONDA Y

The Hampstead County Levy
ing Court will convene in this
city next Monday, Oct. %, for
the purpose of making the an
nual appropriations for the eX-
penses of the county.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18
Cut This Quilts Worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS-Cut out this
slip, enclose to Foley & Co., 1885
Sheffield Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds
and Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Fo-
Sey Cathartic Tablets.
Washington telegraph., 1918-10-18

Subscriptions are still eager
ly sought for the fund and all
donations should be sent to Mr..
Williams or to C. N. Trimble at
Johnson & Cos store.