davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-03

S--- fe%AA~s -'-~--N-~s n"%---+-t5 - - -
al homes. They had been visiting rela
tives at Kimberly and Nyssa, Ore
gon and were returning home to
: Cascade.
Harold Vestal and Noble Peacock
) were Boise visitors Mcnday.
, C. K Huntington was home yisi-
tor a short time Monday.
?. Miss Annie and Chas. Smith We're
visitors at the Nampa College over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Loal and Mr..
and Airs. Ben Bohannon Of Paystte
visited the c. e. Sandy home at Star
Sunday.
Lewis Russell went to Corvallis
Saturday to take the S. A. T. course.
FIR Schmid went 70 Moscow Sun
day where he will take up the S. A.
T. Work.
Charley Davis left Sunday for
Walla Walla where he enters the s.
A Training.
Wsrd received from France tails
Of LOGAN White being gassed. This is,
the second time and it is expected
that he will be sent home if ablel
to come.
Mrs. L. B. Carnifix left Thursday
for the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. L. z. Shubert visit
ed Mrs Shubert's sister, Mrs. A. c. !
Adams and family at Falk Sunday.
VIM. Beatty who has been spenC-
ing the summer with his uncles, the
Lynn Brothers returned to Portland
Monday.
The W E. Dorathy and Chas. Har-
tung families were visitors at the
L. P Dorathy home Sunday
Letters were received this week
from the boys in France. Letters fror
Oscar Sparks and Till Ramey tell
CT their trip and safe arrival Edgar
yestal tells CT ne and Hubert Hutch
being we'll Edgar was given office
work and he was not approaching it
fully as he wished to be nearer the
'rJnt.
Cablegrams from Major H. T.
Lewis and Edgar yestal last week
Il that they were well and had
Won big victory
Grant Gardner writes that he, n. r !
lowell, Walter Schmid and Ben Har- :
is and three others were having a
en- days trip. The boys thoroughly
njoyed their vacation and later let /,
ers tell OF them being back at !,
york in the hospital again.
Ralph Mitchell went to Moscow
saturday to take the S. a. T.
Mr.. A. Grimes returned from Pad
ock Valley Thursday evening where =
2 had been TO move a school house.
his house had to be moved because
Z 4 or sections Of land being COW S
red with the big reservoir.
Mrs. Margaret Heap accompanied
er daughter Mrs Tubbs to Pocatello 3
where she viii make an
visit. Il
Miss Bessie Heap went TO Poca
clio this week.
F. A. Moss received a letter from
is son Sergt. Staten Moss who is II
/ the butchering Company in France c.
H. B. Strawn packed out 104 box D
S of Jonathan apples last week and il
i'll have twice as many of Wine g
APPS and Rome Beauties. e.
F. H. England returned from Bro u
IN Saturday. :
]. F. Carnifix was In attendance at
10 State Fair in Boise last week, h
aving charge of the Payette Coun- 81
: exhibit which carried off the End T
rize this year. Last year it took Of
rst place. Payette County carried Oil
# first place with the individual W
And all of the LIST and End y
-izes on the box and plate exhibits y,
commercial varieties of apples =,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cain moved HI
is week to the H. Shank home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-10-03

FOR SALE: weaned pigs, extra
good quality, and the price is right
H. Pugh. Phone $685..
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-04-03

CUSTOM MATCHING After
March It'll.
3-6-1t. G.. W. MURRAY
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-04-03
What The Farm
Bureau Means

While .Avaral States have county
azen-= N ever county. n Iowa BE-
.1rgs the distinction # beng the
frs. STATE to crgan.ze 4 farm 5u-
rea4 in each county, according n
attenuation reaching the United
States Department If Agriculture
The farm bureau j. 4 voluntary
Iccal 1rzanlzat.1n # farmers for
c1o1erat.1n with the United State
Derar4r1eot Of Agriculture and
the State Agricultural CGIIeges tr
extension work. l. outlines and
carries out q definite rr1grar1 If
Agricultural ,rDroveroeote. E.
sen+.aIIv = il 4 chamber If agr.-
culture. c1rreeDc1G1oy in MANY If
- functions with the civ chamber
If crrcocerce. Il has been dsve1c.n-
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-04-03
BIC CROWDS TURN OFT
Continued from Page


II il 1ecea@a~- nat 4 1-ae de-
nocracv. n which no nan. 10 Con-
graay .tzag@. can der are nea zuras
unless. -nera is EVIDENCE tna- me
people des.r. -nan should come 20
getaer a. W. nave come tonight
10 lcok each 1tner n ne saca. and
stand rtaad<aer in defense of -nosa
things which ere dearer -daa lie.
To ak Ourselves WIN wa are At
var? Waac are me ISSUES. 20 be
decided. Have ~ ogryed our
souls so nat W nv stand before
God and 81. 7 nave done nv best
We know -1a- our past history
has bean 4 g.or.1Js oaa. We know
that ne Ln.-ed >-a-e- 1a= stood -
4 beacon .Er- # Freedom. Justice,
tina r-1>~4 + r1a -14~ rtI~ @~a> n
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-04-03
PRIZES OFFERED
TO STUDENTS
Why Should Buy A Liberty
Bond, Subject Of
Competition

a. Rae duBell, an alumnus Of
Delaware College, Glass Of 1912.
addressed students in Chapel On
Thursday morning, TO announce
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-04-03

"ANIED-foung men and E.r.s
to learn weaving IN Textile NH,
must be l6 years and over, coed
wages; also experienced weaver$
wanted.
Signed
THE BALDWIN MFG. CO,
3-2I-3t. Elk Mills, MARYLAND.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
@is Is in Clam ausiiebt.

Ger aesenipiriis reaierenSe stonis
0aiirapuss, bot isint baupiid8Iit'
gr5iebune in europa oe,oiien. VI
perbra&tg bort Die 2eif BON Ietnen
IL. big 22. astensiabre, ba,lpffid,Iid
] IN england, mo er IN Der a5riglider
Nilitdrotosemie su Sanbburit uns
in Syforo itncierts, nuh elm ssnbr in
einem brifiiden 9feeinirfi oiente. u
ipridt nor3iipIlh ensliif, ffons5fiid'
uua oelitih, ofauobI er eriiere Sprahs
porsiebt, unS bat In bieier mebrere
aiuitdse betreficnb biitpriide, poIiii.
ite umo ipiiienihaftlid,e @eseniidnoe
ber5ffentlid1t SSu Ietteren Sabrei
bot sr uuh msbrtn 9bedisrIiids In
Der erglifhen Sprnte perfabf, Die er
In Sinm nnidiiiacn Dreiinben einihi-
biert nnS INNER eigener glibnenIri.
hing sur auffiibfiliia brinaen Iabf.
aber aud aiif Der politiidyen Hiibue
fiibri er Die Cberregie, bn CT ale aIrd.
iibent ieines Winiiferratbs Die &c.
idide Ieines Neides leifei. CIR III in
ieoer Slniida bns electromagnetic.
baipt ieines golfes, nnb feline Siel.
lung wirb burh DisIs Jabrbunostts
nIte lleberIieierungen aeiriitt. aebir
lid, tpie bri fait aIlen aiiaiiid)en goI.
fern gilt mid ben Ginmeien ibr Serr
'iher aIs ein @eien nit g0ttIid,eH gi.
genid,offcn.
gsaiirauuob iebod neiat iif seitge,
mdbcren auiihten bin er pirft EN-,
fla tir Die anffIarung inS Gr,isbnns
ietnes @olfes entipretenb mobernen
Sbsen. GlsidDobI kfSmpf. sr snts
iaigoen Sds stud,afieii enropiiiiter
Sitfer, @ebr1udje ii,to stleibuHg, unb
bemiibt iih Die gntipidIuug ieines
Sanoea nuf uafiirlider, nntionaIiiti.
idrr GrnnbIaee an forbern. Sn Siam
bat felt iinoenfIiten 3eiien iHneter
6ricoen geberrid,t, bic Staern iinbI
MIR aering, inio 70 lit es periianolih,
baf ibm elm beltdnbiger Strom BON
9nrinden unb neo.ebineien 5li.
iIiebf. 7rr a5nie ipen0et Ser armee
unb Sen offmtIiten QebrnniinIteu
ieiu beionberes Sntertiie sl. Tie ar.I
mee tpuroe nod biz pDr sinena Sobf.
schnf bon misldnSiihen Sfii,ieren,
Nmritansrn. tnsIinbefn, JtunsOs
- -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

frass gu sinem fat unlSsbdrtn gro.
blsn geItaIfst bat.
Die ipsittrs llmpdlsuns 6eit6nbt in
einsr Hef4rdnhine Der Maarenprsift,
bamst ale airbsrsn Maaren aiBsr 2ss
bsnsmittsln berabaefebt ipsrbtn ION.
nen. SIT a[Its, ipds man gum Qsben
beoarf, bilIissr seipcrben. 10 ldbt fih
bic 2obnFraes beipdltigen, ipeil Der ars
better 80 prpseni fsinss 2obnes our
Bsitreitnng ieines 9sbensunisrbalies
btbarf unb es in fIar. bab ipsnn eisfs
80 prosent bes Hepdrfs ippniaer tos
ien, aIs iebt, Elm sntipre9ene nisbri.
gtr.r 9obn BEN arbeiter tein llnred,t
5ufiigen iuiirbs. Das fpiirbe oIeihseis
tis bic Sprse tptatn bss unseniiesubsn
Werbrduhs banneH, bsnn 0iemanb
fpirb beItreiten molten, bab Der qr5bers
oe'r fIein:re 0srbrdu6 ron reIp. hDbes
ren unb nisbrissren Woarenprsiien
beitimmt iuitb.
Nber aIeifpieI ipie bic 2rhnfrads as.
lDff merben lam. itebf bds f.ft, BAT, bic
Mrbeitnfbmer fih fslbit in bic benf1
bar fhlimmiie Qdae brinaen, tperu Tis
pas grtnstp pertrsten bah bic Mrbeit
sins Waare tn. beren s'ris bon qnuss
bot inb Radfrass beifimmt tperSsn
miiFe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

'iib 70 ftit sinesbiIreeri uab folder
glufibipuns ssnemmsn Bat, bab iuii
bdrin niGts lnehr sinfiibrsu, lunDstr
feht pia ausfiibren tperbtn. Dos
dmtritanifft Genis fiir drbsitipdrtnb'
MdIHinen bat ii4 bsrin snns btions
bets geltab esmaht. aile ansfdte,1
iprefen bafiir. DaB mir su bem Seedl
sinss iih ielbit geniissrpen 2anbes ee-
Idnssu iperbsn. @obl sibt ss mod pieIs
Wobtoffe, bic mir pom MusIanb be5ie.
ben tperpen miifIen, absr bafiir psrfii.
gen ipir iiber Robitoffs, bic bas glns-
lanb ti9t minber nottpenoia brandt,
ippsu In srftsr Reibs 9anmpols gep6ri
lnb tpsnn bis aderipiribIbdIt, bic jsbt
ihon cine srobe ausbebnung sencms
men bat, burh psrbeEsrte Wlstboben
np1 iptiter enttpidsIt tpirb, iptrbsn
Weiasn nnD Wlais peiters prcblfte
gun 9e3abluns Der Ofpbfcffs, bic mir
brauden, Iiefern. 5insuipsii,n III aut
auf eineH anber;n ipiGtistn Sort
fdritt. ben uns Der ariea esbrodt bat
anb bds In bic NusaeitaItuns bes
Shtffsbaus. mir fperben in Sus
tunft nidi msbr jsbes Sabr eine Diils
Iidrbe fit brn Sranspoft unierer
Waaren an bag Iuslanb bs3ableu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

Die Gebdub< Der llnib<rIitit perfbtis
len ii3 ndmIi9 ubu bic sanss Gtobf.
rnb Gtubsntsn, bic m<br ois cine wors
leIung ~ bsIu9sn pinlneu. baben
Of eon5 onistnli6s Gutfsrninssn que
riidJuIsseu. Stubsnisn, bis uuses
ip5bnIidx DsrnnIaeuns 5sisen, tms
pFangsn bintsidenbellnisritiibuns nm
iid, In turppdif9sn adnosrii ulabsmis
It. BiIpune ap3usiontn. Au4 ons
SflsnsIins G1uIipism Giams fsbi,
bonn aiiaiiIdkn gsiihtspuniis bes
tra&tei, nuf unerisnnsnspsribtt 80be.
Dbpobl i'm ailidglihen Qebtn
tur3aus bsmotratif6, psrIdnsi wniir
rabubb Bel offi,isIIen GsIsssnbtiten
bic ifrittsfts Snnsbalhins Der Gillette.
Bsi Ieinsr Slronuns Dor fisbtn Jabrsn
mubisn ale 3srsmonisn sepiHsnbuft
bsobodtst ipsrben, unb sr islbit unb
fsin DefcIgs trfdiensn IN orisnialis
if<n, nit Gbslfsiwn iitsrIabsnsH Ge'
pdnbsrn. Der a5nis, obnobI nur
mitieIstob,' III BON sroBer iOrpsrIiAer
Stdrie. er III Elm gutter Better iinb
s}sHtsr. unb fpisIt Tennis. GcIf, Jubs
Eau unb gGlasbaII. euslsiH na4
fsinsm @esisrunssanttiii innffte e.
ben t5nisIiGtn 5drm ab, stne Cine
riGtuns, bic nuf tin Bsifsbsu bon
5ipsiunbeinbaIb Jnbttaufenbs suriids
blidtn ionnis. NIs aDnis IN Ct au3
Dberboupt btr Rithe. unb als ein
siftisst 9tisnuer bss 9ubbbiItii&sH
Gluub<ns iit er msbrett Wohen In
@smeinf@dft NIT Wl5nhen seidort,
nsn Soupiss BON 1bilr 5u zbiit sss
ipanbri, nm ii8 fem gtDt gu srbsts
ieln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

m,I,,r.vt f.fouh.va v.t,ncn tni,{i,
p,,sp,. ss =. ssssss sssty. 80 Ssss,bu,
y, ~ ss. ~ 49, s.s,s Nj. ~ s,,m,s
r'x v,gA"S ,;,,,,', aas,. t.rars.rsn s S,,,S. ~
s,;r., Z "@ ,srdsss,,v.r ss r e,stI,,rc , ,s,,rSs
r"s % ,r,rs;r ~ ,5.;r. e;;,,Sts, ys a,.rnosu
csr, am '%,'s Sos Il. n r.,,,.h'us , Nam. ;,r.r
vi, ,;b,rh,,uns MA. ssribor s mar ''
9;mt Iauos nas, ,,s s;sss, a,,t sri,bte
o,,s, her WuH is;u,u | ;sEu sh,ra uup
,,;r. grttbyar,,,,c MA h,m unofiids
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

alei6ertbeiIe Spurben ins llnselneiIenl
perldnsert, tie Ioilgen perfiirot; min
5ipe Siite, iiaeebeure arapottei;
9dubfthno[Ien, bic nett urniongrsi'
der iporsn oIs 6ie @dube; Die Gilt
obne Areripen itan6en eLei@ Rcd5as.
idirren iiber ben Dbren; man friia
Spa5ieritode ipie streitfeuIen; 9ln.
| bangieI an llbrfeften gIcidI sdiffs-
drfern.
Das iibrigs europa iibsrnnbm 81
bieFer 3sit bic itrsngsn unb bsfts!oss
nen tngIii6sn Mobsn. Dos tngIHts
goR batts bsrsits Gin fartts innsrs
@sfiise ertporbsn nnb trlg jiH einfat
unb prattiid, ale dubsrsn Mbfrnbtrs
ltfteifsn DerTdmdbenb unb istis oa'
rauf bebaht, nur nit Der ptrf5nlih'
teii gu pirtsn. Dub dun bidts YriH'
5ip ausartets, bdbsn mir an ben Sabr'
3sbnts bausrnbsn unb iidb iists ipiebers
bolcnbsn anriiaturen bss .prattlifen
Rsiissnsldnptrs1 srIsbt.
Der erpbs gsapclton broHts Don
ieinsm ofr;ianiihen Jtlb,us ufritds
nif9s, BON isiusm italisnifdxn isaiis'
niits. bon feline ruIiiideu ruiidr Tcs
ben mad i5ranireih. Dns Wobtnbiio
sraob iists bas Bib Der poIitidtn
aantfarte. Damn iommt nod Elm
GROCER aIIesmdn snrppdil6tr Woosns
umi6Ius: Ttr bunis Grad nnb biz
RrinDIint, elm gfiidfhIag ins 3sitnI'
Ter bss gafods. Ddrn iisgis dui iIisn
ainisa bic ara6G bss htititn Stas
ets.
Ter brittle Stanb, oas atbtiitnet
eiirosrtbam, bot isins ben zassses'
id,aftn ungspdbts alsisuna IN dIish
Sidnbsn burhsef,tt. Gtn babies
Satrtnnbtrt ftpn trogsn mir bic G.s
panbuna, Die uns tsuts iIsiosi. Gitis
tn Elm qrsbIsm fiir iid.
es III taum ansun.bmsn, eab bic
Gtaat,npolitii unp bi. biitgerIife
Tobt au9 ass,nipdrtis nod in .iHsM
nnmiiititcrrt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nis susinanbsr ftekn. Die eltbtii Der
Alsibungsrtfrrin bobtn risimtbr jsbt
bic Spsisniier unb bic 8iinitIr iibtf'
non.msn. Die trIisn petInngtn biz
5reibsit bss SHIPPERS. bdnii isins na'
tiisIi&s Beibdiisuns ni&t sitm S4a'
ben Der GsTnnbbtit b,tintrd9iist
iptrbe; Si. 5ipsitsn psrIdflssn bie Gt,is
Belt oss a6rpsrs, bnmit bic G&0n'
BELT Der naiHrIityn iSrpetlI4su 2inte
,ur GsItung iomm,. Dtr S@nsiStr
Dirf, blob nod bssIsibsn. niGt absf
IIsiaen.
gsitsnfalls IN "a Jpn ,rIanbt, be
pur6 eos gorist ssbrO&tus 5iifttrs
inis ~ itrsdsn obsr sinsn aorpsrfsh'
Iet aussuaIsifl.n. Cont atsr iou ell
sbtr 10 pirfsn, lpie tr estpdditn IT, |
90 nil man Der Wabrhsu in eislsm
eeben bss S6,ins bsiiummsn unb s,r /
shDnbtit i'm Rebel Der srautn au'
dali4lsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02

aDirft tsu bsm nsuunesibmfssnsn
nnusinrIi): .llnb bsnn inhb II Slt
flDa jgsn. SobaHn. osf IA lseft
etfd4bSIstt affn sJaEbsbn Iisssr
,pullsins4s Cir f4): I. .Dpnustlpss,
isr inub bet ubst f4wu& uit =
oossu finbis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
sRsHDudJ, ben 2. Sanuar 1918.
uItaemein pirb amer,

MIisemein pirb amer
tannt, baB bas anHOncirsn in 3si'
lunaen pieI gum GrfOlss Der @esis'
tunasanItiben unb b;s Rctben Srer'
sts bsis,traesn bat. Die Relsuns
uaf astiunass sglnncncsu als Rittel Jul
Ssbuha Der @siadfts, 5n bsrSibten,
pirb basur6 aIs unri4tis eripielsn
Gu banettsn III aud, bab tn pen
siastsH, bic cine itarte beHtids gs'
s5IterlIsa aiifpsiisn unb ND bic eeuts
foe qfefis entfpteHenS rtrtrstsn 1T,
Der glbfas In aegierunsspdpiertt sdn5
bsfonb.ts bsfriebiseno aelpeien 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02


IIs etue Sbatfa9s, Bit
geaatana pesoiat, ipiro duf bic gu
nabHe bes llmldufs IN BuHbes=&e
fsrbesNoten bling ipieieu, bic in eiHeul
Sabre nm 395 Riuionen Dollars gss
itiegen ift. gs 1T pas, tuis 8dnberlip
Sdon oargelegt bat, cine SHflatiop oss
eanttrebits, bic er dls uHUsrmeioli6
be5ei4hst. Gofpeit Tam man frsilia
nod BON f.iaer lleferipdRnine reoen
anb zine fpeitere 3unabme piirDs
ebsnfaas feline @efabt beoeuteN, na ben
Roten CUTE 4tttpn oeseHifberIteben, 70
bdb bIos Elm poar Sfieoensjdbre no
tbie fpareH, um alles pieber in CUTE
SrbnuHg gu briH9en. 9robe 0orfidt
flub jeboh eeiibt fperpen, fsine dU9es
fneine Snflution auftommen gu faf>
Zen unb bag su perbiiten. 1T gathe beg
Bablitums, irbtm es aus ieintn Srs
fpdrHiifen Regierunds @pabiers, dlio
EiberfpsYonbs mb &tieosz Gbdr1nats
I'm fuuft unb bisfe daf 3iafen fedt,
bas h'iBt uidht ipieber perfauft. gedn
ertpeiit alfo nidit Bios Der Redierlind.
fonssrn fid fefbf ben ar6Bten DienH,
inDem man mS9litif bel Don bisfN
RdUisren fdnft unb fiHd sa oisfem
3iped gHfbehruH1sn dafsrleqi.
QIs cine Der SpIeea eesI
8rieges IT eine p0ai6e Weri6iebunq
IN ben Besussquelen Der @aartn Dor.
aHsgeiast UoTben nnb bas beftdfiet
fi6 nit isbem 9aee raebr. aan tft ers
f9tIi9, SaB nnier Qdns bisr4t am
ifseifteH profitiru Rirb. Cine gauge
alHsubl @aatsn, bic bisbsr oum Nuse
lamb bt3ogeu ioarbea, DerbeH ieti bier
anssfsrtist. bas 1T in Bssup auf be
JdrbeuzS zSHbdfris ihon srfpRisn.
ebsuio betreffs Der 9emifden sntu=
[trie i'm mgeneiner. Jest pirs aud
btri9tei. bob be 6pisIasissS Snbufris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-02
gte erie g etrabsnbabn'

gte etfe Gtrabsnbah n
3 aaffuerin in DGihinstoH ba
ibr glmt nisbersslsst unb ratb alIer
sErau:n uno Mabden, biefer 8sihdf'
fiauna fern 3u hJibeu, penn ibner
ibre @jsfunbbeit lisb lit. Das beitdn'
oiae oins unb Serialenbsrn Der va.
gen s.rriitte bic Rerpcn, fpie Elm Stttl
i'm 6eiidnbis,n Sturnt. Gs iinb aud
non anbere griinne, bic sesen iold'
@eripenbnna Don Jrausndrbsit ipre'
den. Or adrattsr elmer 5ran fam
burd, fplhsn beitdnbtssn gertebr mil
Der Oeffentlidieit nidt setpiuneu. Dda
aeeianeie glrbeiisfelD fir Srausn TT
nidtt in Der S>ffenlihfeit. Nenn es an
ardften fir bic gebienuns ber Wass
gpns febit, 70 fam mdA Tie aas dlte'
rem mdnnetn rttrutiren.
Sn feiner SndnsuraI' .
gotf6aft sntpidelt Mopor 9di'
bin rid)tige 9runSdbe iiber be flnatl'
3iene @.iunouns Der Stabt. Diti.
beIt.ten in gettiirsune DON alussdben,
bic ii9 permeiben IdHen; in g;r5itht'
lsiituns auf ale neuen llnternebnun
gen, bfe heue Iussabsn peruriadsn
unh in gri9Ii,buns bon nen:n Steuers
quelIsn, I'm BEN 1roniiden Defbit
Elm gnoe su md9en. Gbtnio rtdtis III
bic 9emeftuns. bic Der Wabor iittt bic
utfaten Der finanai'llM sdDisrigs
ieiten maHt. gis ergeben fid bornas,
bag ss na6 rte bot unm6eli4 genes
I'm III eds psrf5nlithe gigentbun,
ipeltss un.nbIih sr0ber 1T. ais bos
liseenbe Gisentbum, sur gefteuerlHs
beransusisben. Tos Iest ben Gebans
fen ndbe. bas elm Gtsusrreform lift
guaenmcrt bduptTd6lih bardnf rids
ten mus, ar5sere Gintiinfte aug rsrs
T5nlihem gidenthnm au erlangen 8us
In nidf Der Sdnsrdth bon tleiren 9e,i>
TN fnub IN Der Ittiens unb 8Onbbefb
ber Reihen.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-10-16
GERMANS HAVE BUT
TWO LINES OF RAILROAD

With the French Army in France,
Oct 1dA-The Germans continue 20
resist stoutly on the two wings of the
French battle front, making as usual,
liberal use of machine guns and gas
proiectiles. General Houraud resumed
his attacks northwest OF the Argonne
forest this morning, crossing the Aisne
and taking Olizy and Termes, west of
Grand Pre-. The loss OF one line of
communication after another has left
the Germans with only two railroads,
by way OF Hirson and MeXieres, to
supply their five armies, This COM
pels the Germans TO make a desperate
defense on their left wing ana to re-
double their efforts to retard an ad-
vance by the allies elsewhere. The
allied positions along the Meuse are
dangerously near the pivot OF Met,
upon which the entire German opera
ton westward depends
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-10-16
CAPTURE AFTER CAPTURE
or TOWNS REPORTED
French Cavalry Has Crossed the RouI.
ers-Thourout Rcad--Snce Sunday
Eight Of the Front Line German D!-
visions Have Been Flung Back
Broken and Confused.

Havre, Oct. 1.-The French and Bell
gian troops in Flanders have captur-
ed 1000 Germans and taken so gums,
according to the official communica-
ton issued by the Belgian war office
tonight. French cavalry are advancing
on Lychteryelde between Thorout ana
Roulers, having crossed the railroad.
The Courtrai-Ingelmun railway
line has been reached by the French
and British. The communication fol-
lows.
''Cn the whole front the Franco Bel
gians continue to advance. On the lett
the Belgians have progressed several
ldlometers to north OF the line OF
Handzeeme-Co -Cortemarck reached yes
terday. In the center the French hase
taken the plateau OF Hool51ede, Fitz
and Gitzberg.
French cavalry has crossed the
Roulers -Thourout road and is laqvanc--
ing toward Lichtervelde, The Franco.
British troops have captured Winckel-
hoecks and Lendelede and reached
the Courtrai Inglemunster railway
''The French and Belgians have taxi
en- 1000 prisoners and 80 guns"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-10-16
WAR EFFECT ON PRESS.

Chicago, Oct l5,-The wars effect
on newspapers was told today at q
meeting OF the International and Daily
Press association H. n. Kellog, chair
man of the special standing commit
tee OF the association, asserted that
labor conditions have forced the con-
solidation of $50 daily papl~s in the
United States and the suspension OF
$50 papers since the war began. Pre-
diction was made that the cost of pa
per would reach $50 ton soon, an in
crease of $40 over the present price.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-10-16
SQUARE DEAL PROMISED
THE COTTON PRODUCER

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE cotton
producer and "'rhe fair dealing cot
ton trade and cotton goods industry
have nothing to fear from the action
Of the war industries board In provid-
ing for an ALLEGATION OF cotton and an
inquiry into the whole cotton situat-
ion." said Clarence Ousley, assistant
secretary OF agriculture X: Il: q state
ment today outlining the reasons for
the inquiry.
Mr. Ousley said that there has not
been from the beginning nor is there
now, any set purpose or desire to fix
cotton prices. 1t has been considered
he sad. only as a possible necessity.
dependent upon the information to be
gathered by the cotton committee.
As reasons for cotton inquiry. Mr..
Ousley said, frequently of late there
have been marked fluctuations with
out justifying economic reasons; that
the prices OF cotton goods have been
advanced out of all proportions to the
prices of cotton: that contract quo
tations in the past few months have
been our Of all relation with spot cot
ton of the grade of middling and an
abundance of lower grade cotton on
the one hand and extra staple on the
other.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-10-16
TO PROBE ACTIVITIES
GERMAN PROPAGANDISTS
PURCHASE or THE WASHINGTON
TIMES AND OTHER DEALS TO
BE GONE INTO.

Washington, ct. il5.-lnvesttgation
by the senate judiciary sub committee
into the purchase of the Washington
Times by Arthur Brisbane, with the
aid of money advanced by brewers,
very likely will develop into gen.
eral inquiry into the activities OF Ger
man propagandists in this country.
That WAS Indicated today by mem-
bers of the committee after intorma-
ton obtained by the army intelligence
service had been submitted 10 the
committee IN executive session. Sen
ators declined to discuss the infcr-
nation but announcement was made
that Captain G. b Lester. of the army
intelligence service, had been sub
poenaed to appear next Tuesday when
the inquiry win begin. 1t also was
understood that George Creel. chair
man OF the committee on public infor-
nation would be called as a witness,
In further preparation for a genuine
inquiry, the committee has asked +.
Lowery Humes, former federal dis
trict attorney at Pittsburg. to Furn-
ish the committee with digest oll11-
formation secured by the government
as to the POLITICAL activities of brew
ers as revealed by federal grand jury
investigations at Pittsburg while a
similar request also iHas sent to u
IT. Looney, attorney general OF Texas
Opening Of the hearing was post
poned because of the illness of Alex
ander Konta, OF New York, the !prln-
cipal witness. Counsel for Konta iiled
an affidavit OF his client denying that
KKonta was in any way connected
with the purchase of the washington
Times. Konta also explained that In
writing letter to BeB-nard Derh-
burg, once chief German propagandist
In America. outlining the newspaper
situation in New York and the op-
portunity of German propagandiSts to
obtain control OF a newspaper there,
he Nas acting as Dernbur3's broker
and denied that he had any dealings
with Dernburg since, or with any
brewers.