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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Mrs. ". W. uHficN~ hH7e7 R""''
Mrs. Julla A. Hairless wife Of Mr..
Henry W. Hairless died suddenly at
the family home In east Snyder last
Saturday. aged about 81 years.
The funeral was held at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev,
A. W. waddill and attended by a
large gathering Of friends. The fam
lily have lived here a long time and
are Justly reckoned among our very
best people. General sympathy Is ex-
tended the bereft husband and fam
ily.
The officiating minister read at
the funeral this sketch:
Julia A. Hairless was born May T.
1867, was married to H. W. Hairless
Jan. I. 1891, Four children were
born to them.
orlen and sammle died very young
George c., and Laura Adele survive
and are present at the funeral
She reared three step children
Mrs. sadye N. Davis and Charles H.
Hairless Of Snyder and James II Har-
less Of Texas city. She was a good
mother to these children as they viii
all attest, and had their full confl-
dence and affection. She was not a
member Of any church. but was u
good woman and her home Influence
was such as to leave a profound i'm
prosson for good.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

II takes an artist to tell all abou
the weather at this season Of tht
year. Last Saturday was a stem wind
or In the way OF a sand storm. Sun
day and Monday were clear, comfort
able days with light frost OF morn
lngs. Tuesday was a day Of ideally
pleasant weather and a new norther
began doing business Wednesday
morning and no man can know what
next. We would appreciate a good
rain now.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22
nrnn simmer Wanted.

Compliments Of u. W. Lewis
To snip or not to snip
whether 'tworo better to string
or unstring n bean,
That is the question.
Apologies to Hamlet
A Houston packing house wanti
fifty female shippers for stringles'
beans. The rate Of pay Is Lac per
pound. Whether the shipper knife
will be furnished is information not
yet available. But the United statei
Employment Service, already accus-
toned to the oldest sorts Of calls for
help. is trying to find the aforesaid
shippers.
Just what constitutes o shipper OK.
sert Is unknown here, but II is as
sumed that the average woman who
has sat by tho kitchen stove whit
tllng the cord-like bottom and back
from pan Of string beans for d'n'
rer will bo qualified to meet the
need OF the Houston packer.
The only difference between that
sort OF work and the immediate need
Of the packing house is In favor OF
the shipper, Only the points at eltn
or end Of this variety Of vegetable
need be shipped, for the string 4
absent from this specific variety
probably known In the circles Of veg-
otabie authorities ns the Abaantibus
s,ringum nlanerine. Or snap bean.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Thursday, Nov, 2s, 4;OO p. m Cen
trail school building.
Opening song.
Prayer, s. l.. Rlyes
Welcome Address. Miss Anna
King.
Response, Mrs. A. W waddlll.
Solo. Miss Iyo Wilson.
why we are Thankful" Primary
pupils.
Paper, Mrs w. H. Sims.
Pumpkin nrnl Miss Bibbees pu.
pills
Five minutes lntermission.
Short business meeting.
Program Committee
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Clarence d. Num- aged 10 years
and Smonths died Tuesday night at
the h6pe Of his father, Mr.. James II
Num-. He was sick for several days
with a malignant form Of pneumonia
following Influenza, Burial wednes-
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Wlnston-salem, N. C., Nov ls.--
Five persons two whites and three
negroes. are known 10 be dead and
90 injured as a result Of promlscu-
ous shooting here last night which
followed the efforts Of mob to take
negro from the local jail. ?
The negro was arrested Tor shoot
lng James Childress, farmer, at
tacking his wife and later shooting
Sheriff Flynt.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

The eleven young men who came
In last week to 20 TO training camps
and found that they we're 70 not 80
have been honorably discharged and
paid for their time and viii 90 into
the records as Veterans Of the war
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Dr. Scarborough says he waited on
700 cases OF flu during the epidemic
and there we're two or three hun
dred calls that he couldn't get to.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

4, sino>I.lanas hIs work.
j. fu|| of NE and eheerfuInoss
l a. faIl Of i|jeAnd oheeffulnesA-
4 Y RIses.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Mrs. +. y. Barnes is representing
scurry county in a Red Cross mee.-
Ing in Dallas this week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Beginning Thursday morning the
weather q givi1g Us positive touch
or winter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Il. Scott once citizens Of Snyder, VIII
be sorry to learn OF the death o.
their son George r. who was report
ed killed in action Oct. sth.
George was horn OCT 8, 1898, at
Amarillo. Texas. He enlisted at III
Paso. July Il. 1917 fio belonged To
Co. A i4l Inf, 36th Division.
George was bright active bcy
who could number his friends by his
acquaintanoes. lie graduated az
Bronte High School May II, 1917.
with the highest honors Of his class.
He was very devoted son and
brother. He is survived by his par
ents and an only sister Elilabeth
who reside at Hale Center, Texas
The family resided here Tor sew
eral years and have many friends
in scurry county, who viii sympa-
thlze with them. We anew George %
a bright. manly, honorable youth.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

Vote for the Good Roads bonds
issue
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22
FORMER SNYDER BOY KILLED
IN BATTLE IN FRANCE

The Signal Is in receipt Of a letter
from Miss Pearl Gift Of Hale Center
enclosing a report Of the death Of
George Scott, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Guy X scott. formerly Of Snyder
She writes that Mrs Scott Is in poor
health and her bereavement there
fore is the more distressing.
Miss Clift writes the following tri-
butte:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
BOMBARDAREA SALEM.
TULUI DINTRE SOISSON
81 RHEIMS CONTINUA.
FRANCO AMERICANA ARUNCA UN POTOP iNTREG
4 De Foe 81 OTEL ASUPRA GERNANILOR.

darea aceasta face ca podul de pc
ste riul Aisne pc care~au fOlosit q
gcrmanii pentru traficul din nord
81 sud s;i nu mai poata Fl folosita.
Ordinul principelui de coroana,
i'm care sa pOrunceste armatei sale
ca sa stea in loc 81 sd lupte, a schim
bat luptele della Soissons 81 Rheims
din retragerc germana i'm una din
celc mai napraznice incaicrari din
acest razboi.
Retragerea gcrmanilor sprc linia
della Ourcq, orr char spre Veslc ar
fl avut un eject deprimator asupra
mOralei germane, dar ar fl fOst lip
Sita de orr, ce resultate strategice.
Hotarirea soldatilor germani de a
sa lupta, are sa puma floarea arma-
tel lOr din sud in primejdia unui
mare desastru, care ameninta cu a.
tita mai mutt armata germana c,l
cit aliatii isl rup drum dinspre par
tea de est 81 vest a salientului, pima
cind francO-americanii izbesc spre
nOrd din partea de sud- 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29

satele Oulchy-le-Chaiea 81 Vile
mOntOire de catre trupele Fran
cO-Americane ce Si-au 1naintat
linia Tor spre rasarit de fOulchy
Capturarea Oulchy-umi pune
in nina aliatilor cheia inaltimi-
lor ce domineaza orasul Fere-En-
TardenOis, care situat numai la
20 mica distanta spre rasarit. La
Oulchy au fost capturate patru-
zeci de tunuri 81 suite de PRISON.
eri.
Tnnurile mari ale aliatilor au
fOst abuse i'm aceasta regiune 81
bombardeaza din greu liniile di-
naintea lOr pregatind terenul
pentru inaintarea infanteriei
spre Fere-En-Ta -Tardenois. in a.
cest timp tunurile aliatilor pc
intregul front arunca ghiulele
nennmarate asupra fortelor ger.
name ce sunt in acest semicerc.
Pima acum germanii nu an in.
cercat sa faca retragere gene.
rala, insa in lungul frontului sa
spnne ca totusi germanii Sc pare
ca Sc pregatesc pentru retragere
pentru ca numai intrebuinteaza
ca inainte un numar mare. de in.
fanterie la atacuri, ci sunt mul-
tumiti numai ca intrebuinteaza
mici forte armate GU masini de
2uscat.
In Franta 81 Flandra Englezii
All suportat cite "a atacuri violen.
te date de germani la Hebuterne
81 vecinatate de Metepen. 1rr am.
BILE sectore inamicul a fost res
pins ell mari perderi. X
Pc celealte fronturi hptele
STUNT nominale (numai GU hume
LEI Gu toate ca in Macedonia 81
Albania sc. aau lupte considers
bile, nnde tot alistii au initia
tiva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
De: WEBB MILLER.

United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Iulie 27. = Artileria
franceza 81 americana a supus. in
treg salientul dintra scissors 81
Rheims, in care sunt concentrate
100000 soldati germani, uncia din.
ira cele mai terrible bombardari din
acest razbOi.
Suite de mil ghiulelc 81 obuze de
tOatc clibrele sunt aruncatc ar,m-
cate asupra concentrate de trupe,
asnpra magaziilor GU munitiuni 81
alimentc ca 81 asupra liniilor de CO.
mnicatiune dintra frontul de lup-
ia 81 celc mai indepartate tinuturi.
Potopul acesta Gle foe 81 de otcl
rstc particular indreptat asupra
Fere-en Tardenois, importantul
centru germap~de concentrate, care
incepe sa fie str1ns din greu de tru-
pelc franco-americane.
Sub aceeasi bombardare imensa
sta 81 sy-Sur-A Aisne, care este la
5 mile in est de scissors. BOmbar-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
TUNUR|LE MARI ALE AL|ATILOR ADu-
Sc Pc FRONTUL De LA Marine, !
Tinta |ui Foch c SC Captureze Fere-En- Tardenois.

A noua ri din Ofensiva aliati-
lor in treiunghiul Scissor Rheims
a perdut din intensitate (putere)
in lungul ,partii de vest, unde
numai un bombardament puter-
mic e in progfes. in lungul Mar
nci insa 81 la sud-vest de Rheims,
trupele Franceze, Americana, En-
gleze 81 ltaliene Sc lupta cu indir-
jire in diferite sectore.
Germanii au dat lovitura pu-
ternica in padurea din regiunea
nordica a frontului Marine cu in
-tentia ca sa opreasca trupele
Franco-Americane, ce-i macela-
reau din padure cu contra-ata-
,curile Tor. Oar cu toata impotri-
virea lui, inamicnl a fost aruncat
81 mai spre nord 81 mai intrea-
ga padure curatata de Ell.
La sud-vest de Rheims forte
noui all fost aruncate in foe pc
frontul tinut de Englczi Fran
cezi 81 Italieni. n
in regiunca imediata la Reuil,
unde Gnia de lupta face curba
ascutita INSPIRE Rheims, France
Iii an capturat citeva puncte i'm
portante, intre care 81 satul Re-
uil, totodata si-auS inaintat linia
mai spre nord Gu toate atacurile
violente ale inamicnlui.
La sud-vest de Rheims unde
Englezii stau in fata Gerlhanilor,
Hunii an recaptnrat satul Merry
81 dealul 2O4, ins& Englezii tin
tot ce an cistigat ia acea regiune
Spre rasarit de- Rheims IN
Champagne, Francezii All recisti-
gat mai toate pozifiile for vechi,
hartnind pc germani prin numa-
roase contra-atacnfi.
fnainte ca laptn& se-domo.
leasca in ttelai hilal de Ia
Rheims -Scisaout & csptnrate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
sA APRoPIE CRIsA.

! LONDRA, Iulie q. = Crisa lup-
tclor colosale carl sunt i'm curgere
intre Scissors 81 Rheims, este astep-
tata in fiecare ora. Espertii mill
tari cred ca trebu>e sd Sc ajunga in
eel maj scurt posibil timp la deci-
siunc, la fel, tot dinsii cred ca nici
o armata din lume nu pOate sta i'm
fata iadului de foe al artileriei 81
in fata pagubelor &c le fac armatelc
franceze, americana, engleze 81 ita-
liene, germanilor. 1ntreg grupul
armatei principelui de coroana ger
man este supus acestni lad de foe.
Pc c7nd sd simte i'm toate partilc
frontului mamie resultatul pres
siunei aliatilOr, victoriilet lor sunt
semnalate numai din sectOrele loca-
lie. Aceasta din causa impotrivirii
desperate a germanilor. Cea mai i'm
portapta dintra foate victoriile este
raportata din nOrd de Chateau
.Thi.rfy, intrc Marne 81 Rheims 81
in est de Rheims, Cele de pc urma
communicate oficioase adauga, inca
1000 prisonieri la totalul numa-
rului de prisonieri luati de aliati. :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
90 oblUNICATuL MINIS
TRULUI DE AvlATIE.

IsONDRA, q Iulie. = Aviato-
rii Englezi an doborit 81 de ae-
roplane geramne 81 un balon de
Observable pc cind tunurile an
ti-aeriane an doborit alta masina.
Operatiile bombardarii din 'acr
an fost duse pc 0 scala mare in
zilele acestea =
,,Alaturi de artilerie aeropla-
nele au. ajutat foarte mutt Ia
bombardare, pe linga aceasta au
mai facut 81 alte expeditii. Pc
Enga alte puncte atacate an fost
81 trci magAzii de munitie, docu-
rilc din Bruges 81 multime de
safe, unde all fUst incuartirati
soldatii.
I'm lnptele aerienc vintul 'pu-
tcrnic din vest a ajutat foarte
multi inamiculni. Gu toate aceste
Is de aeroplane au fost doborite
de aviatorii nostri, lar alte sase
s'au ~lzut cazind fara control.
In balon ostil a fost puscat 81
s'a vazut cum caZut in flacari.
aCinsprczcce dintre masinile noas-
tire lipsesc.
,,Dnpar ce s'a inserat aviatorii
nostri au atacat din nou statiu-
nca. Gle la Cortrai is Seclin arun-
cind 300 de bombe lasupra lor.
Toate masinile noastre s'au re-
fntors. Una din masinele de noap
te ale inamicnlpi a fost Ipscata
do tunurile anH-acriene.
I'm noaptea de 25-26 I'm atac
Gu bun success s'a> dat asupra
statiunei 81 fabricei de la Rforz-
helm, asupra fabricei de la Baa-
Ion 81 a statiunei de la Often
burg. S'au vazut isbucnind doua
~focuri Ia Offenburg. Patru aero
dromnri inan1ice all fost ibom-
bardate"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
BISERICA IN FLAcARI.

8 " IS W 4 Z 4 =
CLEVELAND, O.,s27 Iulie.
Biserica romineasca gr. ort. Sta
Maria, de pc strada DetroitsAve.,
d lust foe All dimineaN pc la 0.
role s. Chemati in grSba, pompi-
erii an reusit sa stinga focul, ca
re luase nastere in altar, singu.
ra parte . bfsericei in care flaca-
rile au facut stricaciuni mari
I Tot &c a ars mobilierul, icoane
ii alte lucruri -de lemn, caci
sntreg edificiul este cladit diff
c&ramid I Pagubile sunt pestt
81 100 M dol4ri. Sc aice ca bise'
sricA ar ri asign gnrsta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
n|NDENDURc ARUNCA VIVA
ASUpRA lUI LUDENDORFF

LONDRA, 27 Inlie. - Hin.
denbnrg (pe care lar l-au inviat
telegrameh) arnnca vina pentru
esecul ultimei offensive germane
asupra lui hldendorff. Sa spu-
ne ca Hindenburg fost contra
planului de ofensiva 81 END acest
plan acazut, dinsul staruit. ca
Lndendorff sd semneze comuni-
catnl oficios care spunea dcspre
InfrIngerea germanilor.
Telegramele din Haga dcclara
ca Karl ROsner, corespondentnl
de razboi favorit al lui Kaiser.
in un interview ce La facut lui
Hindenburg A>primit de la dinsul
nrmatoarea stirc pcntru poporul
german, care fost tiparita I'M
zlarul din Berlin Local Anzei-
gcr''. Stirea spune:
,,Eu cred ca eel de acasa isl
vor mentinc increderea lor. Nj
mica MI sa razbuna mai tare in
razboi ca graba prea mare. 1ntre
lnptc trebue sd fic intrcnbperi
pcntru rlsuflare.'
Rosncr a sDus ca Kaiser ar Fl
zis: .,De acum in fata germanilor
sta eel mai greu lucru. Duima-
nil nOstri Stiu ca am sosit- la
punctul decisiv, prin urmare ci
Isl incoarda toate sfortarile pen
tru ca sa Sc apere 81 sa faca con
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
'DESPRE PROIEC7UL DE-
lECf AL ASENTAR|[OR
De: Carl D. Groat,
United Press Styf Correspondent


WASHINGTON, q Iulic. y
Sc poate ca clasa prima con
scriptiilor "a acelora ce trebuc
sa sc inroleze in armata) +. sa Sc
sfirsasca inaintcs ca congresul sa
votezc limita anilor pentru noua
registrare.
Oitcva state an telcgrafiat la
maresalil Crowder ca nltimii GA
meni din prima clasa la chemat
la arme.
Ca sa salveze situatia. 81 IA M,
sc atingc de clasclc scutitc de IN
rOlarc pe un> oare care timp Sc
pare ca clasa ultima, adcca acei
cc s'au ihregistrat nnmai acum
de curInd vor Fl chemati la ar
me inainte. de I Ianuaric 1919.
Oci cum aceasta nu va putea sal
va, clasa doua pima ce congre-
sui nu va lua masuri ca sa ma
reasca etatea pentru conscriptic.
In accst timp, departmental
de razboi lucra la planul ce yrca
sal puma inaintea congresnlui
spre votare.
Presedintele coipitetului insar-
cinat on afacnriAp Inn lit faro nroz;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
cF FAC BOLSEvIkISTI|
Gu GERMANlI.

AMSTERDAM, q Illie. Aici
s'a primit stirea ca soldatii Boil
sevikisti an prins dol aviatori
Germani pc cind sburau peste te-
ritorul rusesc, 81 dupa ce ian
maltratat in diferite forme, ian
imp1scat. Numele aviatorilor YES
te Nelson 81 Bhrhardt, amfndoi
locotenenti. Sc zice ca Germania
= cernt 81 Sc anlice vinovatilor
cea mai severa pedeapsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
The only RouInanian Daily in U. S and Canada
CLEVELAND, OHIO, ,lLUNI, ,2e JULIE 1913
BULETINE.

PARIS, Iulie 81. - Oficiul
de razboi francez raporteaza Q
nouA 1naintare, a aliatilor in
nord de Marine 81 in Champag-
ne.
Pc partea dreapta della Mar
ne, francezii si-au inaintat H.
mile lor - dupa cum spunea CO
municatul oficios - in nord de
Port-a- Binson.
I'm Champagne, o operatiu-
ne locala in sud de Mont Hans
mem a facut Gu putinta france
zilor ca sa inainteze un kilome-
tru (cinci optimi de mila) pc
un front de trei kilometri 20
mila 81 trei patrare). Au fost
luate 200 prisonieri 1ntre carl
81 ofiteri.
LONDRA, q Iulie. - Mare
salul de Gimp Haig a raportat
stazi niste rate succese 81 activi-
tati de artilerie in diferitele Sec
tore ale fronturilor din Picardia
81 Flandra.
Comunicatul sau spunea: ,,fr
decursul noptii trecute partidele
ncastre de rate au intrat in Ii
mile inamicului in vecinatate 6e
Sally -Laurette, Neuve-Vitasse,
Arleux en- -Gohelle 81 Lens, de un-
de au adus Gu dinsii mai multi
prisonieri.
,,Artileria inamicului a fost &C.
tiva noaptea trecuta intre riurile
Somme 81 Ancre. o mica activi-
tate din partea ambelor artelarii
. avut loc in sectorul canalului
Ia Basse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
AL FLEA.

Din Washington, d. g. ne zine
stirea cd>in t2S Septen,rrie a. c.f sd
ia incepe can'panid pentru al 4-led
,imprumm de stat. Va sd sicd stan,
1n f0td nnei nOui emiSiuni de Iii
bcrty Bond" "-uri. Fdrd indOidld. to-
Il. din toate pdrtile sd pregdtesc ca
sd 81 mdepiineascd 81 ca dcest PR
lei sfinfd ddtOrintG fatd de tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
AUSIRlAC ASA|!L
TURF La ARDENlCA.

ROMA, q 1nlie. - I'm ra-
port Italian de All spune ca for
tele Austriacilor au, dat doua a
salturi la Ardenica, la nord de
riul Semeni, insa ambele atacuri
au fost respinse Gil mari perderi.
La rasarit de Kovi, o alta CO.
loana a fortelOr austriace au tre-
cut peste rIul Semeni, fortind pc
ltalieni sa Sc retraga putin inda-
rat, insa prin un contra-atac dat
mai tirziu, Austriacii an fost a.
runcati indarat peste riu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
LISTA CASUALITATILOR

WASHINGTON, 81 Iulie. -
Generalul Pershing raporteaza
168 de caznri, dupa cum urmea-
"a:
Sasezeci 81 patru MORT in acti-
une; douazeci mort din rane
cinci mort din boale; unul mort
prin un accident de aeroplan
sasezeci raniti grav; patruspre-
zece raati (gradul nedetermi-
nattt dol raniti usor 81 dol lip
sesc din actinne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
SOCIALISM, TuRcI 81
OReANIzEAzA.

4 LONDRA, 27 Iulie. Social
stii turci tin conferinte pentru
dischtii aslipra organizarii lorJ 81
asupra unei agitatiuni energice
printre proletariatul tnrcesc PEN
tru prabusirea burghezimei ii ca
pitalistilOr turci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
STIRI TELEGRAFICE.
MARI + u.R hi.
RARI IN NPRACA

ZURICH, q Iulie. = Ziarul
austriac ,,Arbeiter Zeitung" So
sit astazi aici, scrie ca in Praga
an fost tulburari seriOase, ca IN
rezultat al fOametei.-Din 7 Iulie
a. C. in Praga nimeni nu a va
zut mine 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29

ROMA, q Iulie. = Aviatorii
Italieni au atacat Luni noaptea
gortul Durazzo, >cauzind pagube
considerable, Sc anunta de la a.
miralitate. Luni, avitorii au a.
runcat 0 tona de bOmbe stricind
ran un vapor 81 aprinzind mai
multe depOuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
B U lie TIN.

PARIS, ~ 1tllie. - La captu-
rarea arasului Breezy (departare
de mile de la Chateau Thierry)
au aflat fundamental unde au
fost montate tunurile de mare
distant& ce au bombardat Pari-
sui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
CUVERNUL SIBE-
RIAN A ABZIS

LONDRA, 27 Iulie. o cablo-
grand nedatata de la Vladivos-
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-22
Obituary
REED

REED
Mrs. Florence Reed died at her home
just north of Clio, Monday night,
March Is, 1918, after several months of
illness caused by an affection of the liv-
er Her maiden name was Florence
/. E. Skinner. and she was born in
Stirling Township, Macomb County,
Mich, April 19, 1857, being, at the
time of her death, 60 years, IL months,
and two days of age. She grew to wo-
manhood near the place of her birth
and attended the public schools of Uti-
ca, where she was granted teacher s
license. Here, also, she was married,
following which she removed with her
husband to Van Buren, County, where
they resided for number of years, and
then came to Clayton Township, in this
county, where she lived for many years
and until about ten years ago, when
she and her son, Ernest, came to this
place. Her husband died twelve years
ago. Mrs. Reed was a lady of many
splendid qualities, and her death will be
regretted by large circle of friends.
She was valued member of Vienna
Grange. Beside her son, with whom
she resided and enjoyed the most low
lug companionship; deceased is survived
by seven brothers. as follows: Clarence
Skinner,o of Thetford; Lando Skinner.
of Mt. Morris; VIM. Skinner, of Rose
City; Maryland Skinner, of Warren;
Clyde Skinner, of Orion; Samuel Skin
ner, of Ann Arbor. and Ray Skinner of
Walled Lake. Funeral services were
held from the home, Thursday after
noon, Mrs. Ehrke, of Flint. delivering
the funeral address. Interment was
in Gracelawn Cemetery at Flint.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-22
School Notes.

Evelyn Gillett was a High School
visitor Friday afternoon.
Ancient history class has begun to
study the period of Carthaginian Wars.
Latin l class has finished the work in
declension.
Miss Jennings, instructor in the fifth
grade, is i'll and Shirley Harmon is TAX
ing her place.
All art classes are studying nature
this week.
An enrolment of all boys between
the ages of sixteen and twenty-one is
being carried out this week in connec-
ton with the Boys Working Reserve.
Supt. w. d. White will attend the
annual meeting of the Association OF
School Superintendents and School
Board Members held at Ann Arbor,
Michigan. March 25 and 26, and also the
Schoolmasters' Club which convenes the
remainder of the week.
The modern history class is studying
the French Revolution.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-03-22
Battle Plane Big Affair

After three years of warfare the to-
tai number of airplanes able to take the
air at any one time on either side of
the western front has not been over
$500. Each plane in the air requires a
force of as men, two replacement planes
on the ground. and one training plane
for every pilot who eventually reaches
the front, with an extra engine for
each plane.
The life of plane is not more than
two months, and the engine must be
overhauled after each rs hours. Now
that American battle planes are going
overseas, the great problem is to secure
the thousands of skilled mechanics. en-
ginemen. motor repair men, wood and
metal workers needed to keep the
planes in perfect condition. This en-
gineering and mechanical force at the
airdromes, the flying fields, and repair
depots, both here and behind the lines
in France, is a vital industrial link in
the chain to air supremacy.