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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23

poisonous gases from the trenches
near the unholy Rhine struck Les
terville and demolished the front
of Carlson "lhe patriot" Per-
haps stray bullet from the 75-
mile cannon Of the Kaiser peram-
bulated in this direction during II
surprise night attack, and the Hun
gunner who fired the shot let the
missile go with an imprecation
"Gott strafe Carlson. The brok
en- plate glass was replaced next
morning, but another attack evi-
IDENTIFY was made by the Huns a.
gainst the Allies, and another
shell from the gun that lombard
ed churches and hospitals in Paris
aberrated from its course and fol-
lowing the line of least resistance,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23
The TABOR STATE BANK

Capital and Surplus $30,0O0.00
JOS. V. Wagner, President.
j. A. Wagner, Vice. President
Thos. j. Wagner, Cashier
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23

rived here last Thursday afternoon
for a short visit. Joe came in on
a dray wagon, from the depot, and
soon was shaking hands with his
many friends. While here he po.
lished up his old EMF. and trad
ed it for the Buick car with John
Cap. He will make the trip tc
Deadwood in the car. He inform
ed us that the mine is getting a.
long nicely and he and his family
like their new home.
Vac. Week left for Omaha last
Friday to bid farewell to his pa
rents and other relatives before
leaving for Camp Lewis, Wash.
He returned Wednesday to wait
for his call here.
r. R. Nikl and his wife left
Monday for Rochester, MINI. for
treatment. Both have not been
feeling we'll for some time.
Decoration Day will be observed
at TyndalI as usual. The Bohe-
mian element will form process
ion at the Z.C.B.J. hall at /
O'Clock pm. and march to the ce-
metery "a mile north of town
where a short program will take
place. j. A. Dvorak will deliver
a speech in Bohemian.
The way the wind blowed and
the dust flied last Friday and Sat-
urday was something awful-and
so was the language some of us
used simultaneously.
James Novak who is here visit
ing from Ft. Mcdowell, Calf, in
forms us that he met Frank Novak
formerly in the PHILIPPINES, and
that he has two more years to
serve in the army. Franks ad-
dress is Camp Fremont, Ith Infan-
try, Supply Co., Palo Alto, Calf.
John Souhrado who joined the ar
my with Frank some years ago, is
yet in the PHILIPPINES.
Mrs. FIR. Beran was taken to the
hospital at Yankton Monday, for
treatment. She is suffering from
heart trouble and a complication
of other diseases.
Vac. Stibral left for prolonged
visit with his son-in-law, Frank
Uhrich
FIR. Barta, Sr., and his son
Frank spent the latter part of last
week at this place visiting. Both
of them lived in Omaha for some
time, but now the old gent will
live on his farm near Dante and
Frank will 60 in business there.
A large crowd attended the
dance for the benefit of the Bohe-
mian army in the Opera House
last Thursday and we are informed
that the net proceeds amounted to
about $3.50.
/ hereby inform my customers
and the public that since buying
the pool hall of Trunec & Vaith,
Mrs. Mikolasek will look after the
poultry business and eggs and
poultry may now be hauled to my
chicken farm as before. / Thank
all for past patronage and solicit
a continuance in the future.
Adv. j. +. Mikolasek.
Federal Judge Elliott recently
said that every disloyal and trea'
sonable utterance should be treat
ed with powder and bullet, and is
surely keeping his word as far as
the law will permit him. Korne-
mann got his from Judge Elliott
and several other German NANCY
dogs got theirs. Too bad our
laws do not provide piece OF
hemp rope, instead of five and ten
years in the penitentiary for these
dogs, where they have to be fed at
the peoples expense.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23

County OF Bon Homme ss.
|. Robt. Vauk. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
ROBT. VAUK, Cashier
Correct Attest; Chas. Vauk.
j. A. Ptak directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of May, 1918.
(SeaD J. A. Dvorak. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires May 10. 1919.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23

We read in the Utica paper that
strong wind, accompanied by
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23

No one can claim greater loyalty
to our Government than Congress
man G. H. Dillon. He has sup
ported all war measures. These
are serious times and we should
have experienced men in Congress.
Vote for Congressman G. H. Dill
lon on May 20. Adv.
We are prepared to write hail
insurance on crops in the strongest
insurance companies. Those in
terested please call for further in
formation. Tabor State Bank.
Congressman G. II. Dillon was
was a pioneer in our State thirty
five years ago. Let every voter
analyze his professional, legisla-
tive analyze his professional, legis
latve and Congressional work and
pass on his integrity, honesty and
efficiency. Vote for Congressman
C II. Dillon on May 2Sth. Adv
Haul your cream and eggs to
.Vellek's creamery and receive
highest market price. Adv.
See V. j. Wagner Of Lester
vile about your life Insurance,
He represents the Security Mu.
tual Life Ins. Co. Adv.
Threshers, get a Minneapolis
tractor and separator, the ma,
chinery which is made right and
priced right. See me before buy
ing of others. II. Koletzky, "a
gent. Adv. $3.50.
Congressman G. III, Dillon has
supported all war legislation and
NIL progressive measures. He has
been an untiring worker for his
constituents, always on duty.
This is no time to supplant him
with an inexperienced man. Vote
for Congressman G. ii. Dillon on
Man 2Sth. Adv.
Perfectly Reasonable.
Landlord with determination all
his own)-"In one word, when are you
going to pay your arrears?' Hard-up
Author with an mistaken coolness)-
Il will satisfy your demands as soon as
] receive the money which the pub
Usher will pay me If he accepts the
novel am going to send him as soon
rs the work Is finished, which I'm
about to commence when have found
suitable subject and the necessary
;ncVipattop -
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-05-23
Statement of Condition of
The TABOR STATE BANK
Tabor. 6. ID.

At the close OF business on May 10, 1918
Date Of call by Examiner May IA. 1918.
Date Of report by bank. May 16, 1918.
RESOURCES:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20

Living Or Dead, you will find satisfaction here.
If you are living, you can decide just where you
would want your friends forest. II dead, you will
be inside Of this Cemetery and you cannot be dis
turbed After months Of effort, the Woodland
Cemetery Corporations ready TO guarantee you a
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MUST CLAIM EXEMPTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. with the
announcement Of a speeding up pro-
gram designed to place in the train
ing camps before the end Of October
the first contingents Of the new draft
r%egistrants, IS to IS years old, Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder has
made public the new draft question:
naire.
The QUESTIONABLE which will be filled
out by registrants Immediately after
registration days does not differ in
any essentional particular from the
n used for preceding re~gistrants. II
provides the same five classes Of reg.
istrantsr but a new class is added al
the bottom of the list to include cor.
seientious directors.
Married men under the new draft
will stand exactly on the same footing
as married men between the ages Of p
and 81, now subject to call unless they
show grounds for dependency.
Secretary Baker first inclined to tn,
view that, because Of the large per
eentage Of married men in the ue7
draft ages marriage would automati
cally constitute cause for deferre,
classification. This plan was late
abandoned and the draft qu%estionnair
for the is to As class provides that tn
same claim for the deferred classifi
cation on grounds Of dependency mus
be made By the man in the fortie
that was required in the first draf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-12
WARFARE 70
Be TAUGHT IT MMA

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from men in the tveaaa

from men In the tEeuties.
fer Changes IN Quesfiounaires.
Amendments o. the Draft law con.
nined In the IS 70 Is act designed 10
cover cases Of men Of the advanced
ages have brought about changes In
the provisions Of the questionnaifes
Tor claims Of deferred classification on
grounds Of Industrial occupation.
Inc questions registrauts will be
called upon 10 answer are:
Are you engaged IN an industrial
enterprise necessary GA, 70 the main.
tenanee Of the military or B, to The
effective operation Of the military
forces or c, 70 the maintenance Of na-
uonal interest during the emereen.
cy!)' II the answer is no, Il will not
be necessary 10 answer any further
questions. II deferred classification
Is claimed on occupational grounds, the
registrant will be asked in what re-
spect he claims the occupation Is e.
sential.
IL was FIRST thought the questionable
would be amended to charge draft
boards with the duty Of passing upon
the question Of deferred classification
without requiring the registrants 70
specifically make such claim, bat this
was abandoned, and the men from 81
to IS, as well as the boys from IS 10
q will be required to answer the
question:
Must Make Exemption Claims.
do you claim exemption or defer
red classification in respect 10 the
registrant named above, Il 70 state the
division Of each class you should be
classified"
President Wilson will fix age groups
to be classified first. The 10 and 90
year-old men probably will form one
Of the groups to provide men for the
October call, becsuze the task o. chs-
styling these men will be lighter thar
in the case Of men Of the ADVANCE
ages. On account Of the delays eL-
pecte4 :. classifying from . - - Il
IS hardly likely many men from thil
class will be called for seYeEzl nonshs
Save All Tine Possible.
In former registrations the question,
mares have not been sent eEt uEtil al.
ter the drawing ia Washington arr
after the order numbers have been AZ
fixed to the registration cards. Afsei
the registration next week the gzss
tionnaires viii Be sent cat with enll
. the serial number and not the sn1e
/, number. This viii eEat = saving .
. twenty-five or thirty Gsgz.
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WASHINGTON. D. c. SegE g.
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IS AUDRAIN CO. MEN
PLACED N CLASS

ne loeal tnh beard has -nss.,,.s
The reclasEihcltion q twelve Avl--
county men Who appealed "a So ~,
trlet board after being pat IN CIsssI
TIER appeals were denied an5 a.
are now IN Class /, and suect a ~
mediate call.
gohn Wiiding, a clerk ia The po,t.
oniee, has shown his patriotism Nv
asking 70 be put in Class /. he Wa
classified in Class (. and although h
wife dependent On him, Mr..
hiiding thinks It is his duty 10 tsrv,
ms country. Robert James also 49,
ed 70 be changed from Class I to Csrs
!. The latter's home Is in Kansas.
The majority Of the men were In.
merly in Class 4. The list. viii tsa
number Of the former elassifcatir,
and the one into which the re~gistraut,
were put, is as follows:
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
WHO ARE AMERICANSg

The question is asked by The
Evening Tribune, Des Mones, Ia,
and the paper gives the following
answer:
A young business man Of the city
told The Evening Tribune last night
that he had a class at Camp Dodge
consisting of th%irty-eight native bred
white Americans in one company who
were just learning to read and write.
These were not men of foreign
parentage, but what we speak Of as
native American stock, and they were
born and reared within 500 miles Of
Des Moines.
This serves to recall that a few
years ago a social survey Of New
England disclosed the fact that some
of the most gone-to-seed communities
in America were made up Of native
Americans whose ancestors came over
with the Mayflower.
1t is notorious that what we call
poor white trash in the south is the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02

fda 8laos paasben sttnl. Sea tan-
ferifh set Bl fa6er Danfer1tes
@e1liabebaia11s ielb ON Gom Dict
an6 SnrrD tiger, Sc fomrner fra ct
inabiet 2anb.
Mlen bet en- life dle1re grgeligt,
foroi.6et CT 6lattt, men oroi bet Zig
ner preusiif Grengangsmaaoe lao
-11oer font beo fin Da1mbeo. Mt Ri,
om al al 9d1oets Meagt befpmper
.preusiif Morb, tan too beo Siben
al % bepe poo Sen SlogS 5naf u6en
at famine os, aa i Haar 9inene
:ne6, Tan not faa en- til at ip6rge:
Sbem er,bL mpis'taaler ligt et ffritt:
2anb? Sbor CT bore ssS6eaIer2 Waen
glib Gi0. Sen Slags Siing beoner.
Jig ielp. Sen Man6, inm beo fin
Sdnolmaabe og notalelier bebiier,
at ban lite er Sen Tilli6 hnrbig, lom
ct Solf bar gtDet bnm, Ifal NOT toni
me til at erfare, at life crapeS itS
.penultp". Sen Man6, 1om forrda-
Der Golfets Eillib, bill f6r el1er ie-
mere fomme u116er Solfets Dom, og
fornme II at fgle, at Solicit fm
.itraffe, iao set biber, ser, ion1 BET
laoer gaa @lemlelenS foragteoe Gei.
Men 6enne @eifploning er og1aa
Iau b1o6ig uretferoig, foroi BEN
netop er iigtet moo Sen @ationalitet,
lom | 6orbol6 til fit Intm Der |
2anoet bar ien6t mellem Is og 100
@rocent flere al fine Sgrner / De
Sorene6e Stoters Eieneite en6 bele
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mes / 6enne Gorbin6elle {, at 6a bet
treble 6ribeosIaons &a,npogne ito6
paa> Dor leg netop paa 8eipg / 6e
Counter, @om @ubern6ren lprlig
iigter til; ogD 6a &agnen bar
9o6t balp forbi, baboe 6e i ben ltgr-
fte 6anife $50 oerneoe oberiubifribe-
beret til 2aanet 65 8rooent mere,
enb oeres Quota leo paa, efter bba6
leg b1co fortalt al EN- al 6e1n, 1om
baDbe me6 &agnen at gj6re.
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lom Juno Sans bier 10 tp6eligt, at
Man6en life be6, bbo6 ban taler ON.
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