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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12
HUNS FEAR PUNISHMENT.
FRENCH THREAT OF REPRISALS
CAUSE TERROR IN GERMANY.
As Day OF Judgment Draws Near They
Deny That Have Wantonly Enrned
French Towns ana Devastcd the
Country.

London, Oct. 1G.--lndications tha
Germany is becoming anxious in
consequence of threats OF reprisals
for the destructioFSg of towns IN
France is afforded by telegram
from the seni-official Wolff bureau.
received at Stockholm, saying that
Douai was burning "as the result O..
the continuous British lombard
ment" reports that the Germans SET
fire to towns they are still occupying
is characterized as ridiculous. They
denied firing Roulers, Thourout and
Lightervelde in Belgium.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12
WANTS NEWS OF S. C. BOYS.
Senator Bcnct Asks Gen. Marcel, as &c
:;0th Division.

The News and Courier last night
received the following telegram from
Senator Christie Benet:
Washington. Oct. 9--RealiziA tha I;
our people are vitally interested>,p
news of the Thirtieth division. I ask;
ed Gen March today if he could give
out anything in addition to what was
in the papers. He stated that the
war department has no other news
but has promised me that as soon as
anything is available concerning our
troops he will advise me. l will send
it to you.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12
AMERICAN. STEAMER sUBMARIN-
ED.
British Fighter Brings Survivors o
Crew to Port.

Atlantic Port, Oct. 1o.-The news
Of. the sinking by a submarine Of Il
large American steamship, with the
probable loss of many of her crew.
was brought today by British
freighter which had aboard twenty
survivors of the American vessel
It is reported in maritime circles
that the u-boat's victim was the
Ticonderoga. formerly the German
steamer Camilla Rickmers, ffty-one
hundred tons
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FRENCH HUNT HUNS.
PURSUIT KEEPS CP ALL DAY
E.isT OF ST. QUENTIN.
Important Gains Also Scored North III
The Aisne and in The Champagne
Region.

Paris, Oct 10.-Frencl. troops last
night continued their pursuit of the
Germans in the region east Of St
Quentin. it is officially announced
They have passed Fontaine. Notre
Dame and Beautroux North OF the
Aisne the French took the plateau de
Croix and Sans Tete, while further
east a crossing Of the Aisne canal was
effected. In the region Of Eillers-en-
Prayeres in Champagne the French
captured Liry two miles west OF
Montnois.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12

gratifed that the schools, churches
and other organizations affected by
the recent quarantine orders, are CO.
operating in such cheerful fashion
with the mandates issued. He IS.
hopeful that the teachers will be paid
their salaries while they are Idle,
particularly as the closing OF the:
schools is nor their fault, anG urges
the trustees Of the schools not to
scatter their teaching personnel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12
1 GREAT AIR Raid.
AMERICAN AIRMEN PULL OFF.
GREAT STUNT.
Attack Made on German Cantonments
With Large Squadron Of Bombing
Machines-TweIye Hun Flyers Shot
Down.

NTH American Forces, Northwest
of Verdun, Oct. 20, 12.30-An Amer
ican bori.:ng expedition consisting OF
more than $50 machines yesterday
dropped 80 tons Of explosives on Ger
man cantonments in the area be-.
tween Wavrile and Dam Villers,
twelve miles north Of Verdun.
Their exploit marks one OF the
high spots in air fleet operations
during the war. Twelve enemy ma
chimes were destroyed, and only one
of the entente planes failed to re-
turn.
In addition, American planes yes
terdaW brought down five German
machines and one balloon.
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Fight TO 1 Finish.
MILITARY PARTY IN GERMANY
WILL NOT ACCEPT WILSON'S
CONDITIONS.
Cologne Gazette, Mouthpiece OF Army,
Says Only Conquest Can Force Ser
many to Submit to Terms Named
by america.

Basel, Oct 1o.-"only military
reasons could compel US to accept
Wilson'S conditions" says the Co
logne Gazette, in commenting on the
American reply to the German peace
PROPOSAL. 1T is possible that Ger
many may require counter guaran-
.ces. for example, for the evacuation
Of all colonies occupied by the Al
lies
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FRENCH GOING AHEAD.
Advance in st. Quentinc-Le Catcan
Region and Occupy Several Towns

Paris, Oct. 10.-The French are
advancing east of the st. Quenti-Le-
Cateau railroad. and have captured
Etaves wood, Bocquieux village and
further south have taken Marcy
They have also reached Fontain Notre
Dame as well as Fonsommes. it is
officially announced.
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SERBS NEARING NISH.
they Are Closely Pursuing Defeated
Austrians.

London, Oct. 1o.-Serbians pur-
suing the defeated Ninth Austrian
Division on Monday entered Lesko-
watts, % miles south OF Nish and
vlasotintze, according to the Ser
bian official statement They took
several hundred prisoners.
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INFLUENZA REACHES PANDEAi-
&c STAGE.
Disease Not of virulent Type, as a
Rule. in South Carolina-Newberry
Suffers Most


Suffers Most.
Columbia, Oct. 9.-The death rate
from the pan-demic of Spanish IN
auenza now raging throughout the
United States. as far as South Caro-
lima is concerned, is exceedingly low
and the disease is not Of a-ylrulenr
type in vast number. of cases, ac-
| cording to DR.. James Adams E1ayne
State health officer.
DR.. Hayne, in very conservative
estimate, places the number Of cases
IN South Carolina around 10000. No
accurate statistics can be given by the
State health department because Ehe
reports are very incomplete lanA tAa
data received is meager and ifess
elusive.
From the information received by
him, DR.. .Hayne gives as his opinion
that the apex of the disease has not
been reached in this State, and the
reports received by the health author
tiles show that it is still spreading
notably in the Pee Dee section.
Although deaths from the disease
are excessively low when the number
Of cases are considered, said DR..
Eayne, yet there is & large casualt;
list. Undertakers in various parts OF
the State have wired the State board
of health to send additional supplies
of death certificates, as those they
had on hand have run out.
The health authorities are of the
opinion that the apex Of the disease
has been reached in Newbery and at
Belton, where it appears to be on the
decline. Newberry has suffered more
than any other town in the State, the
proportion of cases reported being
greater per capita than from any 9TH
er section so far. Every precaution
has been taken by the municipal au-
thorities there and every means en-
ployed for combating the epidemic.
According to information received by
DR.. Hayne, the stores were closed
there the first part of the week
Bennettsville has reported that the
disease has reached an epidemic
stage there and has called fer nurses
and physicians. Miss Annie Painter
of Columbia, has been recalled from
Dale, Beaufort County, where there
was an epidemic Of typhoid fever
among the negroes, and has been sent
to Bennettsville. The situation at
Dale has cleared up. Mullins and
Enoree also report an epidemic Of
Spanish influenza and have called for
nurses and physicians. Thornwell Or
phanase reports 175 cases, with no
death, and desires a nurse.
DR.. Hayne said that the assistants
from the American Red Cross and
the United States public health SER
vice. both of which have promisea
nurses, have not reported to him yet.
Two nurses have lefe Arkansas for
South Carolina yesterday, he stated.
According to reports received by
the South Carolina health author:-
ties. the spread Of Spanish Influenza
has exceeded the epidemic and has
reached the pan-dernic stage. No
State of the Union is free from 1t. |
Washington being the last to fall lr
line.
Dr. Hayne is Of the opinion that
the fact of one having the disease and
recovery gives the patient relative
degree of immunity. although not ab-
solute immunity from contracting il
in the near future.
The State Board of Health and DR. !
Hayne, in particular, are exceedingly
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GERMANS BURNING TOWNS.
Fleeing From Cambr;d the Huns De-
yastate Countryside.

With Anglo-American Forces South
east Of Cambria, Gc;. l0.-This morn
ing the British and Americans con-
tinued to advance rapidly. The whole
battle on that field was aflame
throughout TIE night. Many fires
were observed that completely de-
stroyed many towns and farm
houses
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-12

With Americans Northwest Of
Verdun, Noon, Oct. 10-Gen. Persh-
ings infantry today again went into
action on the left wing Of the Argonne
forest, after violent artillery bonn
bardn1ent lasting all night.
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WS'S] 1. W.S.Sl Y!
PROTI KONDUKTERKAM.

Cienove unie trakcnich moto
rakG a kondukter1 budou kona
ii dnes vecer dive hromadne
schdze "a, nichz bude pozado-
'vano, ably spolecnost poulicnich
drah Timed propustla konduk-
terky re sve sluzby, ponevadz
muzG ku, podobne praci mdze
pry ziskati nadbytek. Pakli spo
lecnost zadosti nevyhovi a kon
dukterky nepropusti, unie mad
hazuie cosi o stavce. Riditel
Stanley nehodla pry unii vyho-
wet a svaz kondukterek rovnez
pry zajmy sve chce hajit az do
krajnosti, kterezto zajmy advo-
Fkatkou Allenovou budou repre-
sentovany. l
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fWSS!l WSI,SI
ULETELI $50 MIL We
HODINACH.

Riditel Wrightovych tovaren
ma aeroplany v Dayton, Ohio,
C.. F. Ketterling rozletel Sc so
.botu We spolecnosti jineho avia-
tika aeroplanem do mesta New
Yorku, kterouzto vzduchoplav-
bu bez jakekoli zastavky vykO-
nas We A hodinach a desiti minu
tach, uletev celkem $50 miE,
prumerem 1872 mil v hodine.
Ketterling pouzl De Havilan-
dova vojenskeho ctyrplosniku
a po kratSim oddechu We zmine
mem mest6, navstivil take Wash
ington. Pravi, re let aeropla-
mem je pohodlnejsi jizdy v
autu.
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WSIs W!!y!I'!. WS'Sl VS.
NEDBAJf O ANEXI.

Clevelandska mestska rada
obnovuje pokusy privtelit ne
ktera predmesti ku Clevelandu,
kterazto anexe ZjednOduSila
by pry administered nasledov
ne usetTla by mnoho penez po-
platnictvu. Cleveland hodla spo
jit vsecky osady v Cuyahoga o.
kresu pod sprawl iednotnou a
Lakewood i East Clevland pro
anexi nejsou. Cht6ji zachovat
svou samostatnost a financovat
spravy sve bez vypomoci jinych
osad v okresu. Pouze nekolik
mensich predmesti a taunsipu
v Cuyahoga je az dosud jednot
ne administered nakloneno.
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IMSS VS.: MSs.l rs s.
PLYN BUDE DRAzSl.

, Pocinaje 6. Gnora pfirodni
plyn v Clevelandu a okoli bude
zdrazen pet cent? ma 1000
ctverecnich stopach. Dosud pla
time "a plyn 81 budem platit
36 centa "a tisic kubickych
stop. Predseda East Ohio Gas
Co. pravi, ze Sc plynem zbytec-
ne plytva a to zvlaste vytape-
MIN lstrednich peel, takze ma
kuchynskou spOtrebu plynu
mnoho nezbyva. Zdrazeni ma
tudiz naucit setrnosti konsu-
mentu v dobach kdy vridla ply
nova jsou znacne vycerpana a
zima je prede dvefmi. Stavajici
vysada dovoluje East Ohio ply
narnam dotcene zdrazeni a rov
nez palivovy kontrolor prizna-
va, re treba plynem vice setriti.
SSM] SSM
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SSMI [SSM
ZABIT MA TRAIT.

58lety Florian Bel, bytem v
elsie 1908 Stanton Ave-, vracea
Sc vGera rano k domovu a ably
sobe nadesel, zamiril k trait
pennsylvanske-drahy, kterazto
trat vede bliz Bellova pfibytku
a jest plotem ohrazena. Bell
'prelezl vsak milky plot a sesko-
civ ma trait rozbehl Sc k svemu
domecku. Daleko vsak nedobe-
hi. We stredu zeleznicniho ma
spu neopatrny chodec byl rych-
likem zasazen a telo jeho pI-
Ii roztrzeno. Mrtvola zahube-
neho odvezena pozdeji do mar
nice Nunnova pohrobnickeho II
stavu 81O1 Woodland ave.
WSSl WSSl
HORACE e. ANDREWS
|; ZEMREL.
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/. NAsE zfRATY.
Pssak. V8cl. kriz padl a SER
zant Jos. Marousek podlehl ra-
ne. - Ia nezvestneho poyazo-
vany Vacl. Vlk vfatil sc sfast-
ne ku svEmu pluku.

Ma vcereisim seznamu ztrat
We Francii nalezalo Sc "a jmen
clevelandskych vojind mezi
mimi nekolik jmen ceskych. Va
CLAW Kriz, 4985 Mead ave. pad
v boji a serzant Josef Marou-
SEX, 6826 Gertrude ave., pod
lehl zraneni.
V seznamu hpohresovanych
nachazi Sc jmeno j.. Marky,
600 Kinsman Road, naproti to
mu vsak vojin Vacl. Vlk, 5208
Blanche Ave-, pred dvema IT,
dny "a nezvestneho dfadne pro
hlaseny, vratil Sc stastne ku
svemu pluku. V dotvcne zpra-
We neudava Sc, zda Vlk unikl z
mem. zajetf, neb po SVEN do.
mnelem zmizeni objeven byl v
|n6kterem lazarete.
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M!!ES'!ssl '!E'!!sl W!zSsIsl [!z.sI!!l
PROTl PLAN0M NOVEHO
UNION NADRAzf.

CivIni liga zvlastnim svym
vGerejsim bulletinem stavi Sc
proti ordinance novostavby u
ni0n nadrazi ma squaru Sc tyka
jici. Liga neni sic prot stavbe
primo, chce vsak, ably mesto
bylo vice zajist6no, jinymi slo-
Wy, ably zeleznicni a 'trakcni
spolecnosti mely vetsi zavazky
vGci mestu nez dotcena ordinan
ce vykazuje. TAX ku prikladu
Cleveland Union Terminal Co.
podle ordinance mela by pravo
ma nekolik ulic v dolennim me-
ste a pravo to ziskala by bez-
platn6, ma ukor verejnost. CT
vilni liga zada tudiz dikladnou
revisi cele ordinance a v opac-
mem pffpadu chce proti podni-
ku, o nemz 6. ledna ma byt vo-
licstvem hlasovano, vsemozne
agitovati.
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M!sA M!ssA IM.g!s'|Ssl IM.g!s'|Ssl
RADNf zADAJl VETsf
HONORAR.

v dneSni schnzi m6stske ra-
dy predseda Calm navrhne, a.
by honorar nasich radnich byl
zvysen o $500 rocne. Az dosud
otcove mesta vydelavaji pc
1900 rocne, coz je pry vyd6-
lex nedostatecny. Radni Tow
mes pfediozi ordinance, die nil
ruda vlajka "a vefejnych pffle
zitosti nema byt m9stem pfi.
Rpstnou. Radni Stannard poza-
do mesto, aby trakcni spoiled
most donucena byla ku ddklad.
n1jMmu :vytAp9nf kar..
. -t . e > ~b
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v meste New YOrku podlehl
vcera zanetu pile Cleveland'an
Horace f. Andrews, trakcni
magnat, jehoz financni zajmy
sahaly do nekolka amer. velko
NEST. Andrews byval pred lety
reditelem zdejsi pouliGni dopra
Wy a vlivnym podllnikem teze
hyl az do sveho skonu. Posled-
nj Cas- pdsobil vsak u statni trak
chi drahy v New Yorku a f;nan
coval j nekolik jinych 1doprav-
MICH spolecnosti. Mel universit-
nj vzdelani a svou financni ka-
rieru zahajil zde v letech osm-
desat1ch.
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M!!ssS MSIS
STANCE NAMOhNl IA

Mayor Davis pojede brzy, do
Washingtonu zadat tajemnika
Danielse, ably zdejsi stanici ma
morni zalohy nezrusii. Stanfce
ia ma zde zIstat v existenci do
l. ledna a mayor mysli, zel by
cviceni namofnich zaloznfch
plavcG a marihak6 melo v Gle
velandu zGstati vGbec. v podob
mem pripadu mesto chce pfeme
nit Central zbrojnici v kasarna
a to nakladem 100000, ma
pozemku u vladni nemocnice u
jezera zafidit cviciste pro ma
morni pechotu. Mayor doufa,
re washingtonske 1rady zado-
StY jeho vyhovf a dotcenou, "a
valky zarizenou stanici ne
!ZruSi.
MSSl MSsSl
MA SJEZD.
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vYRoBA PIvA ZARAzENA.

ADvanact zdejsich ! pivovara
sobotu po pGs noel
vyrobu piva podobne bylo vsu
de jinde y Soustati, kde prohi-
'bicni agitace dosud nezvit6zi-
la. Odhaduje Sc, ze cleveland
ske zasoby piva vydrzi TIL me-
sice a mezi tim, re obnezovani
vyroby kvasenych napojI bu-
de vladcu odvolano. Cinnost v
pivovarech obmezena hlavne
ma tom zaklade, aby palivem Sc
"a valky setfilo. Ponevadz ale
valka Stastne skoncila a nedo-
'statek paliva neni vice znacny,
lze predpokla-ati, ze washing
Itonsky trad vyrobu piva dovo-
ii opet.
Zasoby whisky vina a impor-
tovanych likerG ubyvaji v me-
,ste prekotnou rychlosti a moz-
Inc, re zasoby ty do 27. kvetna
l1pln6 budou vycerpany.
Pc 27. kvetnu mistni pivova-
| ry -budou Sc zabyvat vyrobou
piva temperencniho, takze Gle
velandsti pivovarni delnici pc
zavedeni statni prohibice "a.
mestnani neztrati. Sdeluje TAX
lpredseda Standard pivovaru p
lCreadon. V sOusednim Michi.
Iganu jsou jiz zapovednosti pre-
lsyceni a petice jsou tam v ODE.
|hu, move hostinske volby poza'
dujici.
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MgsS MsIl Il
MA SUED.

Vcera rano odjelo naseho
mesta do Pittsburgh n9kolik set
zastupcG sloN:nskych, srbskych
a chorvatskych, ably podileli Sc
ma tamnsjsim narodnim sjezdu
amer. JihoslovanI. Ia sjezdu
bude prijata resoluce,, smeru-
jici ku uznani jihoslovanskeho
statu, kterazto reso.uce bude
,spojeneckym mfrovym delega-
'tIm do Francie odeslana.
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cESKO OSL OVENSkE.' voJEN.
sKE KANcELAkI v CLEvEA
kANDus
.Vazeni psnove:

Vazeni panove:
Nasledujicf dobrovolnfci z
Clevelandu pfistali dne 18. n
stopadu We Francii:
Ubl Vaclav, Spirko Jan, Mi
narovic Tomas, Masek vaclav,
Markovic JAM Peteja Imrich,
Pdlfvka Frank, Leman Emanu-
ell, Petrucha Tomas. Papfk Pc
vel, Orlizky Mike, Kovalfk Fr.,
Chabron Flip. Bendl Josef,
,Cvincek Jan, Bobrovsky Pavel,
Uhrovic Anton. Sabol Josef,
Rencfn Anton. Matuska Jan. Pu
skas Frank, Polak Jan, Luluc.
ky JOS, Kvetko. Pavel, PavlDca
Tomas, Medlen Michael, Krcak
Josef. Janosik Jan, Koberna
Jan, Drobny. Stefan, Cisaffk FL
lip, Kotapis Karel.
S pratelskym pozdravem.
!; "a H. G. S. Vojen. Kane.
1. Eront Knnockx
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Wyssll 7y! W!y.ss.S! W!y.ss.S!
oDLOzENA DEDIkACE.

Dedikace Detroit-Superlor Wy
sokeho viaduktu mela byt w.
riena tento tyden. Ponevadz ale
predseda dedikacniho vyboru,
banker Wood Sc roznemohl, O.
kresni komisari odlozii dedika
ci noveho onoho mostu ma dobu
neurcitou - az totiz p. Wood
Sc uZdraVi.
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NAvRAf DoMo.
P4Sf .vojin, Frant. cunat mezi
rekonvalescenty v tabore
IS Sherman.

" sobotu propusteno 2 tabo-
ra Sherman 400 vylosovanych
branch 2 nichz 100 bylo hochu
clevelandskych. Nasi pfijeli
zvlaStnfm vlakem byli ma VI
MON nadrazi svvmi rodici MALE
zite privftani. Mazi tim co ta-
Dor Sherman pozvolna ie roz-
poustenfm rekrutn vylidnovan.;
:iinf vojfni. vyslouzisci a rekon-
valescenti z Francie isou tam
posilani. Vcera pfibyl dalsi od-
dill lehce ranenych veterand a
mezi nimf nachazi Sc tez Cleve-
landau Frantisek Cunat. ie-
muz hned ma pocatku bitvv ma
Marne nOha mem. Srapnelem
byla natrzena. Druh1 oddil ve-
teranG priveden bvl do Sher-
man porucikem Binghamem.
Sekretar pokladu vydal W.
zvani k vojakdm, kteri nyni po
cnou opoustet v.adni sluzbu, a.
by Sc nevzdavali who'd, jake
Jim prinaSi vladni pojisteni,
kterou mohou nyni zmenit v ia
koukoE formu pojist6nf jineho.
Pravi: "Pripominam ameri-
ckym vojakGm a namornikIm,
ze je to jejich vyhodou a pra-
veam, ably podrzeli sv6 pojisteni
u vlady Spoj. Statd, az valka
skonci a az Sc vrati do civilni-
no zivota. V teto forme bude
to pojiSt6ni ma zivot proti IL
razu "a ceny mirove. Podle "a
kona kazdy muz, kdyz bude
propulsion, mGze pojistenf po-
drzeti v nezmenene forme DO
pet rokG. X tomu je treba jen
ably platli ma ne tax jako do
sud. Do peti let mGze sc poji-
steni to vymeniti "a pojisteni il
ne formy, aniz by bylo ire ba
podstupovati novou lekarskou
prohlidku. potom bude to po-
jist6ni u vlady. Nemohu polo
ziti nalezity dGraz ma to, jak
velka je to pro vojaka vyhoda,
ktere by nemel pousteti Sc zre-
tele. Vlada j poskytuje voja-
kilm jakozto odmenu "a jejich
sluzby ma boiisti. Kdyby nekdo
nechal pojist6ni propadnouti,
ztraci cenne pravo, ktereho ne
maze jiz nikdy nabyti. PAX by
Sc mohl dat pojistit jen u SOU
krone spOlecnosti, coz by jej
stale mnohem vice. Nejeden ia
kovy pax muze prijiti zdravi
a pak,by no nepoJistila zadna
spolecnost vdbec."
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PROTl PLANOM NOVEHO
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-08-30

the missing and several have been
wounded. AS the war goes on, and
hard as it is, we must face the fact
that this county, like every county
in the land, must pay the price f..
saving the government agairts .ef
greatest menace that civilization =
ever faced and as the war comes so
much nearer home to us it should
steel every loyal citizen to stand more
firmly behind the government, and
while solidly backing the government
give every enemy at home who is
stabbing those boys in the back merry
| hell
1t has been the announced intention
of Or. d. II. Lewis for some time to
enter the medical branch of the serv-
ice, much to the CONSERVATION of his
friends, and one of the objects of his
recent trip to the coast was to inter-
view the medical board for the pur-
pose of enlisting. In his conference
with the board he was told that he
was doing his part II he continued
his services in the community in
which he was practicing, and that he
would not be called unless 1t became
| absolutely necessary. This was dis
appointment to the doctor, but a salts
faction to the people of Oroville. DR..
| Lewis can do more for his country,
and has done more for the service,
right here at home than he could do
at the front. He is member OF the
county council of defense, and has
taken a very active part in every
movement to aid in carrying on the
war This has been especially the
case in the floating of Liberty Loan
bonds and War Saving Stamps, and as
that work must be done again and
again he will find work enough for
the cause in his own community.