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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25
APOSTLE HYRAM SMITH
DIED AT SALT LAKE

Salt Lake City, Jan. 24.--
Hyrum M. Smith. apostle of
the Mormon church, and SON
of Joseph #. Smith, president
died at his home last night,
age 45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
PRAISES FIGHTING DONE
BY AMERICAN SOLDIERS
French Officer Declares They Fought
With Magnificent Courage
and Strategy.
HAND1woRk OF REAL EXPERTS
Prisoners Confess Enemy Began
Drive to Gain Third-1.inc Trenches
Under Cover OF Darkness. but
Start Was Delayed.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
FRANCE, April l2.--Detaiis OF the rou;
OF 500 German shock troops by Amer
cans in the sector northwest OF Tout
show that the American artillery out
w!;tcd the enemy. The American bat;
;cr!cs displayed wonderful accuracy.
which elected this praise from high
French officer in command oi French
troops on the adjoining front:
The Americans fought with mag
uincent courage and strategy. The
work OF their artillery was wonderfully
effective That was the handiworii OF
real experts The Yankee punch
marked the whole operation. and the
bravery Of the American infantrymcn
was beyond praise.
From prisoners the Americans learned
that the enemy had made elaborate
plans to gain the American ,hird-Iine
trenches Bu: American observation
work shattered the German effort TO
put one over" Our Observers reported
The arrival OF German storminE forces
in three villages opposite the american
lines, ana the French intelligence seTv-
ice helped supply valuable INFORMATION.
At first the enemy had Intended 10
launch night attack, but he delayed
!. until da Wn.
The first sign OF the enemy barTase
Drirncd the American batteries for the
return of tho bonbardmcnt without
waiting for the usual signal thus saw
ing valuable minutes. The sudden
ness OF our reply demoralized the en-
envy. The hail or shells Embossed By
our batteries wrought havoc IN the
advancing enemy ranks. killing and
Nounding many and driving the ma
jority back TO cover.
4 few German ranks came through
our barrage. and these were moved
down by the American machine gun
fire Not a single German reached
our first line. The Americans leaped
over the top with fixed bayonets.
In the hand-to hand lighting which
cnsued, there were five americans 10
one German Our men used tho cold
steel and srcnades with deadly effect.
No Americans were captured. Two
Germans were taken prisoner, ono later
dying from his wounds and tho other
also hciug mortally wounded. The
Americans dragged in German bodies
under curtain OF machinc-E gun FIRE.
pa Wight found many Teuton dead ly-
ing in mo mans land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Nidcrmnier-Rn n dolph.

PULASKI, VA, April l3.--Thc mar
riaEe OF Miss Mary Randolph and Otto
\tde-maier took place very quietly
Wednesday az 10 o'clock AZ the bride
homo in Dublin. The ceremony was
performed hy the Rev. NJ. Y. Hansel,
Of tho Presbyterian Church. After a
brief wedding trip they Will reside i'm
Dublin. The bride IS n daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. W. \. Randolph. MI.
Nidermaicr is a retired farmer OF Giles
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Gordon-Ilarnett.

Especial % The Tunes D-sNaich-
LYNCHBURG, w, April 49,. Miss
Ruth Barnett, daughter oc Mr, and
Mrs 6. y. Barnett, O.: th!s city, and
DR. Ohm c. Gordon Of Backlcy. W. Va.
were married Tucsday a. the Jefferson
Hotel Richmond, Rev + T Chcnault,
pastor OF Broad street Methcdis;
church. officiating NJ" and Mrs Gale
=. Pearson. The latter e sister OF the
bride, witnessed tho ceremony. .\ftc-
q. short wedding trip thcy vii! 20 70
liccilev 20 liNc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

Extra High Cut White Canvas
"Rcignskin' Cloth Shoes, with
ivory So!cs and covered heels.
Every pair perfectly made. In
sizes ~: 10 Z. Monday only. pair
at SOS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

cra. $3.50. Soft Drink Dispep....
~ 800. Engineer union. n ~
Barbern' union, $500. olymple a.:
Works. $4,000 Seattle Boiler work.
$1,000. South Seattle Foundry. II "a
Salmon Bay Foundry. 1920. eea,,,.
Brass Foundry 81 600. Doran Er,s
1880. y. w. Machinery & Manufar'
turing Co $3.50. Pacific Manbl,.
Works. $500. Seattle Manblr.
Works. 1890. Western p,ns
Forge. $3.50. Puget Sound Bridge Z
Dredge Co. $3.50, Oregon Bolje,
Works, $3.50. Star Foundry. ,sss.
Enterprise Brass Foundry, ,iass
Commercial Boiler Works, si2 s0e'
Western Engineering Corporailon
81. 500. Superior Brass Works. TOO.
Nelson iron Works, $3.50. Psragsn
Tool Co. i1.750. Eagle Pattern
Works. $3.50. Seattle Pattern works
81 400. Vulcan Iron Works. stst.
Gulowson -Grei Engineering Co
5000. Standard Pattern Works. tie
Western Pattern Works, sf.64e.
Fraser Pattsrr Works. 81 1850: A.
attic Engineering Co, $3.50: Hen
bricks Mfg. Co. 1880. Diamond Ma.
chinery Co. $3.50. West Coast Iron
Works, 5000. Pacific CONSTRUCTION
Engineering Co. $3.50. The sum
ner X. Prescott Co. 81 900, Kilbourna
a Clark Co. 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
WORKERS SIGN FOR
$3,072,O8O BONDS

subscriptions Of Seattle union
men. as recorded thru the Industrial
division Of Liberty Loan hcAdquar.
ters. reached total Of t3.072 $50
Saturday evening. according 10 q list
prepared and given out Monday By
Chairman McfillllVray
This IL the first complete list IL.
sued from this division In the case
Of the ahipyardn Il is admitted that
the figures furnished are beneath
the actual total. az many HubHcripe
tionn are being withheld temporari
~ IN order that grand finish may
be attained which viii sweep the Lib.
erty Bond pcnnant away from Skin
ner 4 Eddy. Here ~ the liHts
PiaHterern and Cement Workers
union. 81 200. Marine Engineers
union. $3.50. Labor Temple. N.950,
Tailor'H union. $500. Metal Polish
era' union. $500; Cereal and Bcvor-
age Workers union No. l42. ti.7s0.
Auto Drivers union. i2Z $50. Alaska
Fishermen's union. ii.400. Carpen.
tera' union. il2.i50; l.. -. Russell.
t3.400. printing trades. tii.l0o:
Laundry Workers union. s. $50.
dnlrlcs. sG.550. miscellaneous sub
hcriptlona. slss.540. Skinner a Eddy
81. 500 900. J. =. Duthie a Co. $3.50.
900. AmeA shipbuilding & Drydook
90 s240. 600. SeattleS r. shipbuiid
ing Co. s257 $3.50. Meacham 4 Bah.
cock. 100000. Patterson 4 MacDon.
aid shipbuilding Company. 1851 600;
Elliott Bay Shipbuildlng Co. 10000.
Ballard Marine ways. $1,000. Allen
shipbuilding Co. 1870. Boelng
Airplane Company. S3s. $50. Pa.
per products Co. $500. Jos May
er A Bros. 5000. Lake Union NH
Co, ti.is0. Pacific Grain Co. t2.050;
County city employees. -si1 $50; post.
office employees, $4,000: government
employees. $3.50. teamaters' union.
$1,000. international Longshore.
mems association. 1850. Deep Sea
Frshermen's union. SIC. 400. Butter.
Eggs and Produce workers. 1920
Mllimcn's union. s4.T0o. Asbestos
workers union. 81 400. Retail
Clerks union. 1850. Marine Engi.
neers' Beneficial association. $500.
Cooks and Assistants union. 1850
Bookblndern union. s2.io0: Seattle
Typographical union. fiz.i5o. Mil
mems union. 1900: Hodcarriers'
and building r.aborers' union. $1,000.
Auto Mechanics union. $500: In
ternatlonai Association Of Bridge
Builders and Ornamental Iron work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
For kcnt--KoOns


THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs. furniture. We buy. sell and
exchange everything. 13f7h LIST.
Elliott 1921.
YOUNG BACHELOR WOULD LIKE
room and breakfast with private
family XII. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
RESOLUTION FOR
SURRENDER" IS.
IN SENATE.

WAsiiNGTON. oct. t4.--senator
Lodge ranking republican Of the
senate foreign relations committee.
introduced resolution today. de-
claring Il % be the sense Of the sen.
ate that no further communication
be had with Germany except 10 de.
mand unconditional surrender.
Must Remove Doubt
Declaring he had mo confidence
In Germany or her promises" sena.
tor Chamberlain said the German
note should he rejected
whether Germany'n reply
amounts 10 a promise Of unceudi-
tionni surrender or not. am In
doubt. and there should be no
doubt In any mind said Chamber
lain.
AN armistico today would mean
losing the war" said Senator Bran
deRes. 4 am in favor Of conducting
the war TO a complete victory on the
battlefield
Nothing short Of adequate com.
piets and unconditional surrender
carrying with IL fun rcparation for
damage wrought Will be accepted or
be tolerated" Haid Senator New
III IN my belief that anything
that even has the appearance Of
willingness 10 accept anything less
will be taken aH failure TO carry
out the purposes for which we en-.
tered the war and would be resented
with an unlnumlty and emphasis
that will permit no misundcrstand
ing"
Got Wrong Impression
senator Reed. said he believed
that the country and some OF the
members Of the senate had obtained
a wrong impression OF what the
presidents note 90 Germany really
means.
AN unfortunate impression iH be,
sng made on the country that the
president intends To enter on syH-
tenn Of parlcy and negotiations and
at the end Germany IL 10 get off
unscathed." he haid.
There is nothing that the prcsi-
dent has said 20 indicate he has
any such intention"
Reading between the lines feel
that u IN n suggestion OF negotia.
tons rather than promise Of sur.
render and so feeling I am not in
favor OF It's acceptance.
II approved OF the presidents
note 10 Germany because l felt there
was a diplomatic demand for un.
conditional surrender. The presi.
dent should insist ,hae Germany'n
reply 10 his note should be positive
and there be no room for negotla-
ton or compromise. Congress and
the American people will sustain
him ia the course outlined"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
TeT genboard HtdH tth and Pike.
CIGAR STAND
In one Of the largest hotels. clear.
ing better than tleo monthly
and can be doubled under live
management Must sell quickly
and viii sacrifice for value Of
stock. $500. Srr z today
GROCERY
Dandy location. eieartn. better than
clean. Haiabie stock. Price fer
furniture. fixtures and stock. only
1000.
GARAGE
Dandy downtown location. fsa-cnr
capacity; always full. and clear
ing $500 month; owner drafted.
and must soil. $500 VIII handle.
STEAM LAUNDRY
Receipts average better than $500
weekly. clearing better than $500
month. Trial given before pay
ment. Very ipw terms
BARGAINS
81 rooms. clearing ff7s month. Price
i2.k0n: very easy terms.
IL rooms. close mi clearing stsb
month. $3.50 handles.
3 rooms rent SO. well furnished.
$3.50 handles.
s rooms: low rent: well furnished.
Pull price only $3.50.
RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO
721 Seaboard BLDG. 9Th and Pike.
SHEET METAL. TOOLS AND SUP
plies: invoice ft,050. $3.50 cash
Rent SIS. Central Address Ki4
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
Eviction Case to
Go Before Gordon

The case against Attorney Francis
Kane. landlord who is accused OF
forcibly removing Mrs. Emma Ed
wards, a tenant. from an apartment
house nj 50s T.. Republican st. was
called before Judge Otis w. Brinker
Monday and Transferred. at the re.
quest of the defendant. TO Judge Cor
don't court The plaintiff Is the
mother Of Buddy Edwards. the J.
ycar-old Liberty loan speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
RAIL MEN DOUBLE
LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS

Railroad workers thruout the state
are planning TO double their Liberty
loan quotas.
Clarence Cooke. depot master at
King NJ. station. has Informed me
that all tho men there will double. =
said y. Alvin Moore. Of the railroad
mems bond committee. Monday.
Il Jus, returned from a trip east OF
the mountains. The iower.paid men
are doing their biz. We have a sched.
ule which We think should apply 20
the rest Men drawing from $3.50 TO
$3.50 a month should be signing up
for from SIS 10 $500 month salary
deductions for bonds. and those who
make more should sign for consider.
able more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
DRAW GRAND JURY list

Drawings for places on the supcri.
or court grand jury. which VIII con.
vcne in November. were being made
Monday before Superior Judge Cal
win =. Hall a total of ?25 names
viii bc drawn before the final seiec-
tons are made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
THIEF RAIDS PRINTING OFFICE

A Belgian childrcn's relief milk
bottle filled with pennies. postage
stamps and a safety razor were stol.
on from tho shop Of Bull Bros, print.
ing establishment. 1913 Third ave-,
sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
WANTS DAMAGES FROM CITY

G. u. Smith, injured when his auto
fell thru "a hole in the street at 18th
ave. filed claim for damages stth
the city clerk Monday. amountin 10
.fioTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

III you value your watch. II
Haynes repair IT. Next Lbsrty
theatre Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

III yuu WANT TO SELL YOUR
property. list IL with va. We can
cell IL.
J. ~ tAItN a. co.
6if ritei bldg. second. Mt Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

r. H. WALLER, INC.
BULLETIN
81. 100-New f-room cottage.
81, 800--i-room cottage: largo lot !.
fine view: 5000 down. s35 month
50, 000-~5 room modern bungalow
corner lot; one block to ear: 5000
down. s35 month
81, 600 room modern home; one
block to car. fine city view, 5000
down. balance s25 month.
1901 California Ave. West sos.
j. u. KIEFER-W West Seattle real Ca
tate exclusively. Established 1906
Downs Bldg, 700 End nv. Main 5000
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Acreage

CLOSE IN STOCKED PLACE
ga ACRES. NEW HOUSE
Young Jersey COW and chickens
Eu with place. loan SOFT
some standing timber part
has been In garden this year
stream through place. which
has been damned up. and can
be used over land hY gravity,
house has been huiit only
short time facing county
road. Improved district
Would be suitable for peopl"
working in town, Price lipu.
Satisfactory party can arrange
small cash payment, hhlhnf"
$50 monthly. EOS New YORK
Block,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

LOG nuSGALow-2 ROOMS
Txig PORCH
HALE ACRE GNOUNp
100 CAEH
In the West Seattle district Price
ti.i00. 500 cash. fzo per month, .
per cent interest. city water
and every convenience; Tree
wood We also build Groom
frame houses. Want 10 talk 10
carpenters looking for homes.
iiaif-aero tracts. without house
$3.50, $50 cash. Get our booklet
on Little city Farms. with map
OF Seattle.
u. c. PETERS ZIG Third Ave.
COOP TitAt-Ts oF LodgED-orf
LAND FOR SALE Low price,.
easy terms w. will accept Lab
sfty bond. as first payment pay
tho balance out of your waEeA
STEADY work In our camp and mill
for steady men
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
Three Lakes wash.
TO HOME nt'u.pEns
SLOTS s0xfss, $3.50. $500. 1880 each.
tzs cash and $40 per month. city
light and water. cheap wood They
10 ear W K sanford wee, iT1
10 ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND.
near Kent Price 1850. easy
terms @. urquhArt los cherry ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
HEADACHES

Chronic headaches and nervosn
disorders ~ women cured by rernov.
ing the cause. Painless treatment
permanent relief No drugs Con-
nultation free.
~. D.. TURNER.
Gbiropraeffc Physician
1905 BrondwHy. Cor. of Pike
IIourE--f0 A. 81. 10 T.. NJ
East ZI2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
1Irnr Ia A nnnn nrY

HERE rs A GOOD Buy
One 81 the best tp-acre farms near
Kent. very productive soil neat 8
room cottage. large barn now fun
Of hay. several nutbuiidingat nice
orchard. spring water facing
fine gravel road. team. harness.
wagons. stock. tools. implements :
everything gnes sickness epfupeis
immediate sale $500. easy toffuE
10 responsible party n you want
a farm that - a money maker we
would like Go show you About
one hour from this office
ROBERT MAtTBf co.
zoos Third Ave.
o. Ntasls~ ann 1tousts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

81 Special Notices
INSURANCE
Life. accident and health protection
important and necessary Teic-
phone Elliott isi. second floor
l.. G. Smith BldE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OLD GOLD.
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH IEWELRY CO
u3 I. c. SMITH BLDT, 9TH FLOOR
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. DIA.-
monda wanted. Highest price paid.
los Cherry st.
PRACTICAL NURsE--MRs. WILL
s sik,s,sn; I,Ssi,ss 18th n. w Phone
PRESENT ADDRESS OF THOMAS
Denman. late q Seattle, urgently
requested. Address II /. Clark,
Oshkosh. wis
DIAMONDS. WATCHES orr CREDIT.
MICHAEL, 2o7 PIKE ST.
OK Personal
CTR THIS OFT ron LUCK BEND
birth date and ioc for wondcrtui
horoscope OF your entire life. Prot.
Raphael. % Grand Central station,
New York
PRIVATE sANITARIUM - DIS
eases OF women successfully treat
cd. Registered physicians. Terms
reasonable. 1877 18th ave. Cap
ttol Hi car.
HERNIA FOR GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switches dyed while
you wait Ladies' Improvement
shop. $50 Union. -
LEoNA COON COOK rs TRYING
to locate you. Please send your
address to 200 Eplcr Building,
BELLS GOITER REMrDY--SuRE
cure II used according to dtrec-
lions. 800 Liberty Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14

BIO gKAGIT COUNTY LAND SALE
To Settle Estate
The BASS Lumber Company'H lands
Are being offered at less than hair
value Good land. In a hpl~ndid
district. close TO railroad town.
school and market one 1z0~acre
tract grazing land. $40 per acre.
on railroad and county road, Ten
s0.Acre farms. 1850 zach. with
Groom house. 300 extra. win
acres now ready You viii need a
farm after a while. Get ~ now.
while your earning power le good.
Easy terms: 8 per cent interest
We show the land free.
n. c. PETERS. sole Representative
7ts Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-14
Physicians and Surgeons
Opticians

,R KATHRYN HARRISON, WO-
mems disorders readtusted; 1919
Stone way: Green Lake car.
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28 Furnished Apartments and
Flats
Housekeeping Rooms

TWO FURNISHED. SMALL. SAN
itary, pleasant, light housekeeping
rooms; for married couple only or
bachelors. 8f0G Dallas ave, South
Park
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For sale--sIisceIlaneous

1850 $3.50
1880 $3.50
$3.50 $3.50
EYEGLASSES. spTCTAcLEs, FIT
ted with spherical lenses, com
pletc. $3.50 including examination.
schwartz. Optometrist. 237 Epler
Block. Sf3 Second ave. Broken
lenses duplicated.
ksv@sAtsHrs 3z.5o HATS. 1905 list
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26

eek udrzovati v dobrym "sejpu"
ably mohl prone bojovati a umirati
a ten. sprostt n9mecky dobytecek
povazoval tuto vypocftavost svych
vlddcG "a dobrotivost.
DIE nemecke "kultury" stat ne
m6ze spachati zloGin; co prospeje
statu neni zlocinem. Proto Sc ne
nj co divit. kdyz n6meckS vojak
nabodne nemluvne ma bodak a no
ST jej ulicemi, Re 81 nenf We sve wi
feci natufe zadneho zloGinu. Stat
a vlada mu TO nezakazuje, n5brz
to %schvaluje, r proto at je 81 ona
"a to zodpovedna. Proto Nemci
doposud nepfiznavaji, Re by v bar
barstvf jejich vojaka bylo n6jake-
no zloeinu.
John A. Kortan, mladS farmer,
jenz bydlel jizne cd mesta, zemfel
% ~prosince vo SVEN domove ma
zapal pile po chfipce. pc nemoci
t}dcn trvajici. Ku konci zafi mel
zachvat teto nemoci, avsak pozdra
vii Sc, ac Sc 1pln9 dobfe necitil,
a pon6vac prodal svoji farmu bra.
tranci, Janu K%ortanovi, a steho-
val Sc Ia farmu kter0u koupil u
Dante, ma Sc IA to, re Sc namohl u
tyden pred svou smrti byl nuccn
ulehnOuti u vice nepovstal. Poh
feb Sc UdbSval v dtery nu hfbito
We Ptakove, ktery NELL nu starosti
PIP. FIR. Kostroun II f. w. Kocou-
rex za spolek u. c. Is. j., ku KITE
Iemu zesnuI5 pfindleael. Narodil
Sc wtomto okresu v cervnu, 1888,
a bylo mu neco pies 30 let, v nej-
lepsfm veku. Zanechava zde man
zelku a diva syny, 9 5 let staff a
jednu dceru Z let staff. Tez stare
rodite, manzele Ant. Kortdnoyi, IA
Gtyry sestry: pr. J. B. Kozlovou,
pr. Vac. Benese, pr. Thos. Ptaka,
u pi. JOS. KronaizIu, kterymz Wy
slovujem svOu soustrast.
LestervilIe, 23-Pi. Jos. Rippla
jenz bydleIi u mesta, zemfela ma
chfipku ptedminulou sobotu We
Vermillion kamz sc manzele odst&
hovali pred nejak Sm casem. Za-
nechava zde rodiGe, manzela a rok
stareho syna.
Scotland, Esd. Gleason, kite.
re pracoval v noci ma zdejsi ~stanici
byl zatknut ma podezfenf, Re zadr-
zoval postu a byl wat do Tyndall.
Mladfk pry 81 ponechaval psani
pro sgenta na stanici urGenych a
dale, ze 81 p0nechal nektera psani
ktere mu Tide dali ably dodal do
%postovniho vozu la ylaku. Jcho
svetuice byla prohledana u bylo
tam nalezeno mnoho psanf. Pone
vac ale vsechny tyto psani nezli
zkrze postu, nybrz primo do jeho
rukou, newt Sc IN iakem zaklad6
by mohl b5ti stihan. Sam Hofer,
hlava MaxwelIske kolonie nemec-
k5ch menonitu, sem pfijel z Kama
dy. Tam sc jim nelibi II Hofer
pry nabidnuI p. StatterVvi, ktery
celou kolonii koupil, vSd6lek $50,
900, kdyz Jim pozemky proda
zpet.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
DOMACl zPRAvY.

MOuka ma pr0deJ We farmerskem
elevatoru. Adv.
Frank Ptak z TyndalI, byl zde
"a obchodem v pond9lf.
V. j. Obr cd Avon byl zde nav
stevou We ctvrtek.
j. j. Kudrna koupil piano cd X
r.. Nikla.
Willard Limpo 81 koupil Mime
apolis traktor cd Z. Koletzky ho.
Jos. j. Fillaus, die zprav byl IA
men We Francii pfi 1toku,. avsak
ien lehce.
Nasledkem chfipky budou letos-
nj zimu vsecky Farmers Instituty
odlozeny.
Pi. Lad. Karolewicze byla nav
st6vou u svtch roditG pies vanoce
Il Dante, manzcl6 Mazourkovych,
Ma prodej, 20 h. p. traktor, Mo-
gul engine, pouze rok potfebova-
NJ, v dObrem stavu. 4. Koletzky
Jan Velek a jeho manzelka re
Scotland ztravili zde vanoce navste
YOU u dftek, Karla Velka api. J.
Hatwumn.
Frank HOSTEL II jelio manzelka
byli ma pohfbu Utica v pond6li
AIbfDS Saleroye, ktera zemfela
M souchotiny v nedeli rano. Byia
Is let stara u dcerou Leo Sailerr.
Mattel Pekaf a rodina Sc odsteLo
vail do T.yndall kde koupil obydli.
Nedavno v~yprodali vsc Y l~icitnci u
puidou ma %odpo6inek. Farmafili
v iomto okoli pies 40 let.
DR.. digger pronajmul zadui
m~istnosti "a zdejsi Iekarnou i. bu
de tam mfti svoji 1fadovnu Tez
pronaimul residence cd Jos. Kro-
naizla kamz Sc minulS patek sc
svou rodinou n%astehoval.
Emil Vauk a Jos. Cernf pfijeli
minulou sobotu q Camp Dodge,
prvnf ma dobro a druhf ma n9ko-
lik dnf. Oscar Janda pfiiel v pom
deli ma dovolenou pies vanoce a
FIR. Beranek z Camp Knox ma do
bro.
Josef Straka, Will Beran a
Frank Cansk5 pfiieli domu We
stfedu byvse propusteni z vojska
Josef KoGer tez pfijel ma naystevu
k rodiGdm, ale pfidal Sc ia ctyry
leta k namofnictvu.
Zdali nektefi Nemci v teto zemi
truchlf mad ztratou sv5ch milSch,
kteff zemfeli na zradnou chfipku,
nemajf zadnemu jinemu d6kovati
IA to, neil svym 'landsmanGm"
v Nemecku. Chfipka Sc yyvinula
nasIedkem teto vaIky, a neb5t L6-
to valky jist6 by byla nefidila.
Nemci tuto Walk zaGali ably zotroti
Ii svet, a proto nesou VIM ! "a to.
to "pozehnani'', ktertm Sc kasali,
Re Nemci totiz uzdravf syet.
We psuni. datovane 10 listopadu
sikovatel (sergeant) John Kudrna
pfse rodicIm, II jest zdrav, a ze
pfimeff u konec valky byl pfijat
nadseni as radostf vojskem We
Francii. Sdeluje, ze tisfce fran
couzsktch zajatcd Sc vracf z ne
mecka, Il Re vsichni velmi pfikfe
Sc vyjadfnji 0 nencich, nebot pr5
5 mimi zachaleli ne jake S lidmi,
ale SO zv6fi, II mnozf pry Cd toho
zemfeli Pozdravuje kaAdelio II
mini Sc podivati do Czech.
RikavnIo SIS vsude pred valkOu,
re prS u6mecka vlada Sc dobfe sta
rala o svGj lid, COZ do iiste miry
byla pravda, obzvlaste Sc starnls 0
zdrav6 slime mule, nikoliv ale 0 Re
ny. Muz mel velkou cenu pro via
du co vojak II bojovnik. A proto
Kaisr u junkefi u m~ilitaristi Sc sta
rail- o mule, pon6vac je potfeboya-
Ii v teLo valce Ia kterou Sc pfipra.
%vovali. Jinek vyssi tfidy Il spros-
t5 lid nedbali, naopak S MIN opovr
hovali. Nejliorsi pfi tom, BE Ten
sprost5 nemeck5 lid byl volnym
n6strojem, u byl asi ' tom samem
poslavepi jake stado dobA tka, KITE
re mattel pecliv6 krmf, osetfuje,
ably pax iej v jistS den zabnal M
istky a penize dial do kapsy. NJ