davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Grshntfcr triacits,
PcAamc so ucrlaiien
IirS, falls bur ein Sribnnal seitcIlt
Oiebe nno slntiuort ite6en
Hi6t friiber.

Berlin, 10. Sea, noGts.-eine
Gotteroon1er Gcpeihe ON oas Ser.
liner Soaeblott meloet, ooB ser
friibere oeutide &diier ipiIlens lit,
Sollono al nerlaiIen.
Gmiteroom, II. 9ea. Der SeIe.
graaf iaat, es berIoute, ooB ser
friibere aoiier tmo ieine @emoblin
iid nad Dem SdIoiie Der @rGfin
b. guedler bel Bnqeninaen, ouf
Oent re6ten 9fbeinufer, begcben
weroen. 3mci bennhbarte %otels
iiuo mtf 8lpei 9onate gentietet NOR
ben.
2onopn II. 9e5.-@inent Ser.
treter Der GrpreB, Der ibn au ipre.
den piinidlte, lieB Der friibere &ai-
ier Durtb ieinen @aItgeber @raf b.
geutinf Sen geideib sufommen:
.5ollte 6ie M0alidfeit borbonoen
icin ooB id mid su berteiNigcn
babe, 70 siebe id es Dor, ni6t eber
etpas slt iaeen. Biz 6onn Der rid.
tige 3eitpilnft gGfommen lit. 3pei.
tens bege id1 nift ben @llnid, ii.
geno Elm N1itGfieb Der friiberen
Oeittitben 9iseierilna mie iie Dor
Dem arteae beltano, 8it fonpronit.
tieren."
2onoon ii. 9e3, = GbiIipp
Sdeioemonn, Der oorlnolige oeitts
i6e 5inous- ,nO aolonioliefret1r,
ingte In elmer rnterreoung nit eis
llem 8ertreter Der 2onooner rgr,
preb" menigitens nod Nngobe Die.
ies glattes: p@iIbeln b. Soben.
3oIlern lit geniigeno lbeItraft; es lit
ie0o6 bon tpeIentlider 8eoeutilng,
Oab iein 9lnteil an Der 8erltriadtnq
Nes &rieees flar feltgeitelIt iperoe.
Die Giniebung zines Stnntsgeridts
jofes, Inn olle Gerionen, ipeihe Ser
geruriadung oes arieges nngeiduI-
oigt Iino, 5u pro3eiiieren, ipiro ers
irtert ober Die Gntiheioung muB
oon Der MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
rotten tperoet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Hciitc 11crbintMits NIT
Scnt 19rdiiScntcni0iff
9asiclbe nabert iid iett Sranfreidl,
nit iueldem es in telegra.
pbiider Serbinbung itebt.

@aibinetou, 1. Ge3.-.9er 9om-
pier George gSaibiuaton lit alien
9[nidein nod segenndrtig nibt iut-
itonOe, Die orobtloie 8erbinoltng NIT
ben Ser. Stoaten, Der groBen Gilt-
fcrnung pegen, altfredt sit erbnlten.
-@eltern nadmittog Bat Dos Ghiff bic
A5oren paliiert. 9In 8oro befinOet
itd oIles iuobl. @eitern sipiifeu A
in6 5 ltbr nadnlittogs befono iiG
6os Marineoeportement nit oent
@eoree 8oibington ni6t mebr In
8erbin0rng, ipobl ober nit 9r1nf-
reid. Die 9epeiden iperoen bon
MN an bon bort beriibereefabeIt
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
amerikaRiicbc
11crluifliIte

gSoi6ington, II. 9e3. gea6Ite.
benoe 8erluitliite puroe beute BON
ariegsnnlt nerGffentIid)t: 8ormit.
tagsberidt - SIN Sample gefaILer
1852; aranfbeiten erlegen 148; bel
307 fonnte oie Sdipere Der Ser.
iuunOlng ni9t feItgeiteat merben;
idiper beripunoet 551; leidt bernitn-
oct, 3l6; i'm Sample berutiBt, 30.
-3niamnten 1,504.
gladJmittogs6eridDt Sun Sam.
pfc gefaIlen 259; idliper oerpur6et
s33; BEL 30 fcnnte Die Sfluere
Der geriunnDung nift feitgeitelt
iperOen; Ieidt neripnnoet t42; I'M
Sample berntiBt DOB 3itioinmen
4 SAT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Proclamation Ges
Generals 1ocrll,ints

8ei Der onIerifanii6en Sffltpa-
tiorsarnee II. 9e3. Ser Gm-
pfong Der anerifonii1en Srltppen
ourb Die 8epolferrtng in Dem 6ellt-
i9en Sffltpatiousgebiet 6arafteri.
iiert fi6 ourf abfihtlidje WleidJ.
giiItiefeit. @eneral 8eri6ing bat
cine sGroflantation an Die 8ebol-
ferltng erlaiIen, i'll nelder er |ie nltF.
foroert, ibrer gein0bnli6en @ei6Gf-
tigltng nad5rseben uno iie berIifert,
oaB, iocnn tie ii6 nift in Die milf
t1rii6en glngelegenbeiten ntii9t, file
ni6t belditigt miro. 3ie 8rotlana-
tionsfautet I'M glus3uge:
o9ie omerifaniide 9(rnee fonnlt
nidt, Inn &rieg gegen cine 3ibi[.
6eOolferitng 8u fiibren. g(qe Ser
ionen ipelde ii6 dtfri1tig lmter-
oronen, frieoli6 banoeItl un6 ii6
ben bon ben Wiilit1r6eb0roen er.
laiIenen 8eror0nlingea fiigen, ner-
Den in ibrar 9}erion ibrern Seint,
ibrer &eligion uno ibrem gigentltm
beibilst. 9(ae on0eren iper0en raid,
Itreng ltn0 itnnadii9tig at ibrer,
ge5iD4ngen. 9ie omerifa.
nii6e 9lrnee miro ftreng no9 6en
i'm &rieee oebrdltdli6en itnO bon
Der 5iOiliiiertan Belt ianftionierten
@eieten uno gtegeln regteren. 0ie
9iirger miiiien ii6 in g8ort imo
Cat obioIut ie6er fein0leligen San0.
lung entbalter. Seine geiebliebenoe
Rerion braltdt it9 81 fiirdten".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
9sm Stante Soma uirb GrbI6afts'
itener heriueinerf.

Naibington, 10. Deg. = 9as
.Sbergeridt beripeigerte beti.
te Dem Staot eSopntoos Nehf, bon
Ser &interloIienifJoft a6robam
SIimuier's $4,000 @rbidnftslteuer
81 erbeben.
SIimmer, felt SSo6ren ein Gin.
nobner bon Dubuque, sSa, binter.
IieB 100000, BON oeneu en- Den
groBten geil @oblt1tigfeits. anitaI,
ten bermaht Gotte. Ger Staat Sonia
bate beriuht. Die geitntigung Oes
Eeitaments im Stootp Wiinnelota
Sn perbinoern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
SyriebeusfonFereus.
Braltct. attcMeft ttact1
Chino ailsiualtSerit

San 5raneisco, II. Ge5. Slit
ooIpb Smuet, 9r1lioent Der faIifor-
niiden graner giio8iation, ernl6d-
tigte beute Die @rfIdrltnG 6oB Die
8rnller fid erltidIoiien baben, nod
China ouS5utpanoern ltno bort ibr
aopitol on8ulegen. Serr Gamet
fiigte bir5t, 0aB er in einigen So
gen babin obiegeln iperoe Tim fid
mn51ibalten.
Die groner boben Itb entIbIoi.
len, feinen 9roteit, ols cine Srgoiri-
iotion, gegen oie 8eroroptngen un0
@eiebe gu erbeben Die in Der lebten
3eit ibr @etper6e poIlitdnbig laBnt
geGegt baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11

lfdnnt genndt. SoB man Sti fefnert
GinberitdnOnis gefonmen mar, lit
benfe mebr nIS offenbor. ssseoenfaIls
lplir0e cine @nti9eioung Dem Sra.
ii0trten Serrn @attleg ooer Serrn
8urnett bon ben Streifern nidt alit.
oeteilt.
Gs beiBt, 6aB Ser &riegs qrbeits.
nilsiduB, Der bon Der Gontbanie ais
Sdie0sridter ongegangen uoroen
NOR itnO 6eIlen &olnpetens oie Gtrei.
Ter IN g46rebe iteIIen, in @nIbinaton
| IN Sibung lit inb beioe 8arteien
telegrnpbii6 Inn cine 9arftelluna
hires Stan6punftes eriudt babe. 60
biel itebt felt, baB Serr g8attIeg qe.
tern m eirtem Inngen Selearonlut
oieiem 8unide ertiprodet bot. 81.
ne antiport fonnte natiirIid nod
nidt eingelatfen iein. 0aan ipiro
ii6 erinnern, 6aB &err @attIes
mebrfad erfl6rt bot, oaB er oenier.
ben glusfduB I'm gerboltltnasuns.
regeln, niht MIR Inn cine Gntfhet-
Dung, per I'm &edte let itnS tuer
nidt, eriu6t babe.
8as cine Sntiport ser Gtreifer
atf Die 9epei6e oes &riegs-g -g[rbeits.
altsi6uIies anbelongt 10 erflarte
SSerrb Burnett, Ser rationale 9ran.
niiotor fir StraBenbobn-ltnions,
oaB man feline @biidt babe, eg at be.
anttporteH. n@ir iin6 5u iebr 6ornit
beidaftigt", rteitte er, u0ieien Streif
ielbit ait beeroen oIs oaB mir unIere
3eit nit G6faIirtng bon 9epeifen
binbringen ioIlten. gSern ib ipieoer
geiunb bin, min ib Dem QugihnIie
brieflid fir iein sSntere{ie nieinelt
9anf abitatten.~ (9urnett bat einel
4nfaa bon SnfluenSd, Der ibn ans
9aus felicity
Gin &erfltd, Strobenba6nuaaen
alts Dem S9uppen beralts ait fabren,
lit nidt gernadt ippr6en l1nruben
fonlen ili6t Dor; 8ifets fitlo mad fuie
Dor ausgeiteIlt.
Die Gonlponie ipeigert fih behorr.
Iidh ettpos iiber @ie6eraltfnobme 0es
8etriebes 81 fa9er. Ole Streifer
beboupteh ni9t Elm 9ltben0 2eltte
ieien Der &on1poitie gebIieben, Die
8agett operieren f0nilten.
gead Der esftrigen 9ireftorenber-
iantnt,llng batte Seer 8attIes MIR
oies 6lS iagen: rGs mt mir Ieio, ooB
nihts 9efinitibes at Iogen it,"
Die uSrdndile" Scr Ronlpanie ber.
pfli1tet fie, 70 ergeben bon Ben
Stootfoutntiiidret ongeItelten Inter
nidt @ngen in beItintnl.
ten 3piidenrdlimen Ioitfen 5t IoIiea.
Gie 0eieaf6aft bat einfad oos aedf,
Die StroBen Der Staot fir ibre @ei
(esfe alt benltben.
9ie &oli8eimonnidoften, oie qe.
tern fidb bereit 5u balten ottgeoronet
fuaroen ipdter tpieoer emf
(oIIen.
Die Unions Ser SeanItcrs, gruf
Dribers lno Gbauffelrs Der Siio.
ieite ftinullten 9eitern ober6 fir fl.
nait8ieIle itno noralii1e l1rteritiit.
,1tnd Der Gfreifer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
A krieosidbiffc
tlitlcr GctalpcrlmIt

@oibingtob IL. 9e5. 5.-ein glaG.
trng gum Snbresberidte 0es &riegs.
iefretdrs 9aniels entbGlt Die 2iite Der
"A glorineidifie, Die felt geginn Oes
arieges berloren gegangen iin0. ylur
10 bon i9nm iielen Den ll.gooten
gum Spier rn6 mir 8 bon 0ieIen
wnren ariegsidiffe I'M eigentliden
Gimme. gon Den 9, Die ouf D2ilien
nufgeloufen iuaren, mar MIR eins elm
ariegsihiff. Der gfeft Der berlore.
nen Sdiffe eeborte aur Silfsflotte,
lpie Iransporti4iiie uIID.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
ClcpS Gccroc oeoett
9rc6e Nriitccit

2onSon, ii. 3es. ssyn elmer
@a6lrebe fir sSrauen, Die er bier
bieIt. ipra6 fi6 8rentter 2loD0
George energiib gegen groBe itp.
battoe Seere fir Die 3ufttnft nug
nno arfldrte iie au @uniten elmer
2iga BON 9ationen.
Cir eric @eooes, erTter 2or6 Der
Q0ntiraIitGt, in elmer auoeren ste6e.
nonnte es cine 1tnbegreiflide ssoee,
ooB GngIanO feline SerrI6aft iiber
Die @eere aufaeben f6nnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Sn Serlin||,u Is
re(6t boy ausieben
DEM 1pclff Bureaus 5ifcloc bctuaffnen fidb Sic
1lrbcitcr in Sen Dcritactcn; Dcilti4lanS
itebt Dor Sem Bankcrott, laet RSlniIdbc
1oaibinstcn neint, Sic Gage 1T ni4t ialim

Stats Der Sol0nten uno glrbeiter stt
perbaiten.
9erIiu, iiber 9lmIteroalu, II. 9es.
-Stdt5ler ebert Bat beldLoiien, cine
io5iaIiitii6e glrlnee on biIoen, Inn fie
Der Spnrtacllsgritppe aegenilbereltl.
len 5ll Tonne, fails oieieS nottllt.
Slniidtcn in @ai6ingtOn.
8aibington IL. 9ea. SIN
Stantsoepartement lit man Der 9ln.
fidt OaB Die Gage in Qeuti6lano
ni6t 70 idlimm it, ipie gemeloet,
lebnt es o6er ob, Su ia9en, ipeIder
art Snformntionen Inn 8t,r Ser.
iiigllng iteben. 9ieie Gegierung
berfolgt ben @ang Der ereigniIle in
9ertidlono idlarf rn0 ertnartet nit
eSSntereile ben 3uidnmentritt 0e8 ma
tionalen SonietfongreIies. 9ieIe
a0rperidaft miro, tpie bereits er.
Da9nt, ben Gag Der MabIen feit.
ieBen. slu6 miro ongenomn,en, 0nB
anf 0enieIben Die 9niis fir ole 5l.
filnftige @ntiuidelung Der Station
gelegt mer0en miro. @oli6enisnus
oiirfte in 9eutidlato iduerIif Die
eepinnen, 10 gloubt man
bier, eber miro man nit einen sccs- sscs-
liberalen So6iaIismus su rednen ia.
ben.
Gs 1T ftaglif, ob bie 5rieoerrs.
fonferen8 nit Dem g(6I6luB ibrer
Ser9on0lungen 10 lange tnarten
miro, Bis fitb in 9eutidlono cine
table Regieritng gebiloet bat. 60.
1nlo iid in Geitti9Ian0 cine 0raani.
lotion befinoet, NIT lpeIder man
5rieoen iblieBen fann, oann miro
Der sSrieoensbertrog untpr8eidmet
nerOen. 9ieie 2lniidt best mon
lier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
2sntiher epradlnnterridlt in gann

NaIbtngton, IT, De5. = Dds Yer
BOT gegen oen llnterriht Der bent.
idenl Sprode in Den Shulen bon
@aI6ington iultr6e anf Elm meiteres
Syobr berIdngert. 9ieIeg @erbot
murOe Der 9elpilli9ungsbia fir oas
Sabr 1920 einberGeibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
wetterberidt,

SIR Snnba uno ltmeeeno, ben
Stnat glebrnsfa unO Soma: gd6n
betite nben6 iuo 9Onnerstos; fem
tpeierltlider &eulperntiuiueaIeL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
@eneralanwaIt Smith nnS 5rei6eit
Der Weere.

2iberpool, 10. 0e3. = General.
oniualt Smith erfldrte beilte, oaB
england ben Ser. Staaten, ioipeit
Die oiSreibeit Der gleere" in 8etrndt
fontne, nuf boIbem @ege entgegen
foHlHen iuilroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Mr6r snLhnten treffen eilr.

Bottom II. 9e8.-6ier iit belite
Ser 9nnlpfer Gnnopic NIT 1867
amerifonilden SoIoaten OIL 8oro
eingetroffer. IS iit Ser erIte Sritp-
pentronsport, Ser in Dem bieitsen
Sofen ausgeidifft miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Britenflctte kcittntt
iti6t itadl 2lntcrika

g2onOon, II .Ge8.-Gie britiIdle
9lOnirnIitdt itellte oas @eriid,t, toit
tneIdem elm SeiI Der britiiden Sod.
feefIotte Die Ser. Staaten beinden
miro, in 9lbreoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
sdlueine.Gm6arau in e6ieaau.

3aibin9tons II. 9e3. = Die 81.
ienbobnberipaltlng or0nete 6eitte Elm
5iueitGgiges embargo fir Shpeine
nod ben gbicagoer Gtofpor6s on
Ger Eransport fam 9onnerstag
nieoer begonnen iDerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
aein Embellishments.

G6riitiania, 9aorpegen. IL. Deg
9as gtobel aonlitee Bot, beihIoiien,
feinen 6rie6enspreis i'm Sabre 1918
5it erteilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Grcisc 1ocrbeteitttitacn
fir tloilicits Gmpfaito

@reit II. 8e5 - 3um Gtnpfon-
&c oes 8rdfibenten @ilion tper6en
bier groBortige gorbereitltneen ae-
troffen. Ser George @ai6ington
nit ber amerifonii6en Delegation
bat Die a5oren paifiert itno miro bier
am Sreitog nlittag ertpartet. Sim
merben Ole bo8u a6fotnmonoierten
amerifdnifhen &riegsi6iffe cine fitr-
sc Strede entgegenfobren uno NIT
ibm 5pn Snfen auriiffebren. Ser
@eorge 8aibington bdt nber at gro.
ben Siefgang nno nntB auBerboIb
oes &afens Dor @nfer geben. Gene
raI 8eribing uno bie omerifoniiben
oberiten 6lottenoffi5iere, ioipie Ser
treter 6ranfreidS uno SberIt &ouie
neroen 0en 8r1iioenten ltno @enab-
lin oif einem Morine-S6lepper ans
2nno brirtgen. Rah fursenl g[ufent-
balte miro Der Gr1li6ent oonn feline
&eiie nad 9saris fortieben mo er
Salnstog Mittog ertpartet miro.
giuflanO ohne Gertreter nitf Der
SriebensfonFcrens.
&aIbington ii. Sea. - SSrt 6ip-
lontatiiden &reiien bier lit ote g(n.
ii6t borberrIhero, 0aB &1bIanD off
8iea nidt ottf Der 5riebensfonferen5
nerfreten iein miro, nn eS feline Sic.
gierung babe, Die bon Oen aIliiertenI
Wtd1ten auerfannt tporoen iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-11
Bon eeaatiOn snr gotidIaff.

glom, fl. Ge5.-Gie itaIieiti.
ide Gegieriing miro Ole 2egation 81
griiIiel gum Sarge elmer gotihdft
erbeben.
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= sl6onniert oaif Oieie 3eitllne.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. se4). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER g. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR |
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-18

In celebrated Cooper, Staley. and Vassar
Swiss ribbed Union Suits-$2. $3.50. So to
$40.
Two-piece garments ST. to SIS. in wool,
merino, silk mixtures and all the winter
weights and all sizes.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
FITZGERALD MANS
TROUBLE ARRESTED

The past 4 years l have been go
ing down, down, down with catarrh
of the stomach and had to give up
work year ago because of my weak
ened condition. | suffered terribly
from bloating and collie attacks.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was re-
commended to me. took a course of
it and am now feeling fine" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract and allays the in
t1ammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Denmark Drug Company. adv
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
SEND DESERTERS STRAIGT
TO THE TRAINING CAMPS

Atlanta, March 14-When police
man or other arresting officer appre-
hends deserter from the selective
service, he is not required to deliver
the deserter to the local board of his
origin, according to regulation just
announced by Major Joel B. Mal1ett,
officer in charge of the selective serv-
ice law in Georgia.
In other words, if man of military
age in the jurisdiction of a local
board in Atlanta should fail or refuse
to report for duty when called, and
should be apprehcnded by police
man in Savannah, the policeman does
not have to deliver the deserter back
to the local board of his jurisdiction
in Atlanta.
The local board in Savannah, or
either of them, is authorized by the
regulations, upon proper finding OF
the guilt of the deserter. to send him
straight to Camp Gordon.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
ANENT "RUEING BACK"

Atlanta. Ga, March l4.-Can man
who is dissatisfied with horse trade
rue back"
Il all depends, according to the SUI
preme court of Georgia, which has
just handed down decision on the
question.
If the terms of the trade spccifcal-
ly provide for resembling the trade in
the event of dissatisfaction by either
party, then the dissatisfied party can
rue back. Or if the dissatisfied
party's dissatisfaction is caused by
fraudulent Misrepresentation on the
part of the satisfied party, then the
dissatisfied party has right to de-
mand the return of his horse, and to
bring action i'll court if the satisfied
party refguses to rue back"
SO rules the court
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsvilie, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pats
rick. Of this place, writes: Il was
very oonStipated. l had sour stomach
and YVES so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
gTipe me and afterwards 1t seemed
I was more constipated than before.
I heard of -Draught and de-
cided to Try it. found it just what
needed. It was an easy laxative, and
not bad TO swallow. My digestion soon
improved. got well of the sour stom-
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and would take
dose now and then, and was in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
In the treatment OF stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in its action, leaving no
bad after-effects, it has won the praise
of thousands Of people who have used
It NC-135
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
CLARK IN MACON
Southeastern Exhibit Association
Secretary Praises Fitzgerald
rom the Macon Telegraph:

From the Macon Telegraph:
Edward Young Clark, executive
secretary OF the Southeastern Exhibit
Association OF Atlanta, spent several
hours in Macon Tuesday on his way
back from Fitzgerald, where, on
Monday night, he delivered an adj
dress to 4 mass meeting OF the citi-
zcns Of Fitzgerald and Ben Hill coun-
ty on the subject of community
development and publicity work. Sew
cral hundred people attended the
mass meeting and the address of Mr.
Clark was enthusiastically received.
In discussing his visit to Fitzgerald
Mr.. Clarke said:
The city Of Fitzgerald is thorough
~ awake and its citizens are prepar-
ing for one Of the most notable COM
munty building and publicity cam
paigns ever conducted in any city in
Georgia. 1t is gratifying to me that
the citizens OF Fitzgerald have come
to realize, as all citizens of other
cities should, that the present is a
golden opportunity for the South and
for South Georgia particularly along
development lines"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
SEABROOK NOW ON STAFF OF
LARGE NEWSPAPER
SYNDICATE

Atlanta, Ca, March 1l-Willia1n 3.
Seabrook, former Atlanta newspaper
man, former ambulance driver in
France and former devotee of THE
open Road" who spent year tray
cling France and other European
countries on foot, is now on the staff
OF newspaper syndicate in New
York, writing war stories which are
attracting nationwide attention, and
in addition to this regular work is as
sociate musical critic on the New
York Times.
Mr.. Seabrook is well-known over
the state, and his many friends will be
interested to learn of his continued
success. He was a member Of the
staff OF the Atlanta Journal for sew
eral years, and wrote dramatic and
musical reviews. Previous to that he
vas on the staff of the Augusta
Chronicle. Some years ago he went
80 Europe on 'tramping" tour and
spent year in France Shortly al
ter the war broke out he enlisted in
the French ambulance corps and
drove back and forth to the Verdun
front for three months while the bat
tie was at its height, his wife being in
a nearby base hospital as I, nurse.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
NEWSPAPER MAN GOES INTO
MATTRESS BUSINESS

Atlanta, Ga, March 11.-Edwin F.
Johnson, president of the Johnson
Dallas Company, advertising and
printing, has sold his interest in this
business to. Ernest E. Dallas, his part
ner, and has purchased the controll-
ing interest in the Gholstin Spring &
Mattress Company, which was found
ed by his father-in-law, the late Col.
Louis Gholstin, and of which Mr..
} ohnson will become president de-
voting all his time to it in the future.
Mr.. Johnson is one of the best
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
LUMPKIN COUNTY LOYALTY
SUPPORTING MEASURES
OF GOVERNMENT

Atlanta, Ga, March 12.-Lumpkin
county is loyalty in support Of meas
ures 10 insure properly feeding and
caring for the men in the trenches.
Attention of the office of DR.. A. M.
Soule, federal icod administrator for
Georgia, has been attracted to the fol-
lowing from the Dahlonega Echo:
1--WE are now really getting into the
greatest war the world has ever
known-a war in which something
more than men are needed-a war in
which every man, woman and child
has part.
Some of our citizens are disturbed
about the rulings being made by the
federal food administrator with ref
erence to what we should and should
not eat and what we should and
should not sell
The government is trying to pro-
tect all our people in this way, for if
there was no restriction, there are
people in these United States who
would. take advantage of conditions
and the common people would suffer
much more than they are going to
suffer by having their eating regulat-
ed. Then is there person in Geor-
gia or in Lumpkin county that is so
selfish that they are not willing to
deny themselves some of the profits
or even a cherished article of food
that can be easily substituted with
something else in order that our SOL
diers, our boys. and the soldiers of
our Allies shall be properly fed, when
they are denying themselves in many
instances of lives of luxury and ease
to do our fighting in order that auto
crazy may be put down and all peo-
Piles of the world be allowed in time
to enjoy the same blessings that the
American citizens have enjoyed for
the last century? I say let us no
longer fail to do Our part, but gladly
cooperate in every way we can in
helping to conserve our present food
supply and in an effort to produce
more food this year than has ever
been produced in Lumpkin county be-
fore"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-03-15
CAME AFTER HAMPSHIRES

Roy Rogers, county demonstration
agent for Appling county, stationed
at Bailey, was in the city yesterday
looking for fifty pairs of Hampshire
pigs for the pig club boys Of his coun-
ty.
Mr. Rogers has the corn and pig
club work of his county thoroughly
worked up and his boys have earned
enough money on their farms at odd
times to buy their own pigs and get
into the business on their own &C
count. We expect to see some fine
reports from Appling county, especi-
ally when these boys begin to step
into the footsteps of their fathers. Mr.
Mullins, of Bailey. accompanied Mr.
Rogers on this trip.