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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-03
BRITISH DROVE HUNS
OUT Of LENS
Take Ten Thousand Prisoners
and Half a Dozen Towns
POWER OF IEUTOHS IN FLANDERS AND NORTHWEST FRANCE
IS CRUMBLING TO PIECES

London, Sept. 3, / p. m.-The Brit
ish have captured the city of Lens.
The town of Queant was also taken.
| The British moved into Lens as the
Germans were evacuating the city.
In their push behind the Drocourt-
Queant line the British have advanc-
ed to point just west Of ,Buissy, two
and half miles northwest of Queant,
and occupied Pronville, mile and a
half southeast of Queant. More than
ten thousand prisoners were taken
yesterday and more added to the
catch this morning.
The British also hold Doignies,
Velu, Bertincourt and Rocoquigny,
representing an advance to a maxi
mum depth of four miles on twenty
mile front effected this morning. In
Flanders the British captured Wul-
verghem, two miles southeast of
Mont KENNEL. Contrary to expec
tations the enemy has not reacted
strongly with view to the recapture
of the Drocourt- Queant line.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Nnr eincn &amm.

9elltigen Gags lit Der &amnl
mobl Elm bon allen fllltipierten Sol
fern eei6Gbtes uno pieI gebraud)tes
@erfSeug. Cider gab es cine 3eit,
in Der &Glnme unbefannt paren, uno
Die Singer oasu bienen muBten, sic
Scare 3u orbnel1. 9or nod niht
gan5 5peibunbert Sabren iollen in
einent Oorfe @nglanos Die 2e,lte nllr
einen &amm beieiien baben, iueIder
an cinem IN ser Wtitte oes Oorfes
itebenben @ailm bcfeItigt mar. Die.
fer cine &nllrm oiente Der gan5en sc.
meinbe unb lpuroe bon icoermam, 1,llr
einnlal modentlid, uno 5luar Somi-
tags benltt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

g. W. Sdlueter, nebit Satin,
pom ct. 2ouis, genicbcn sur 3eit ibrc
5erien bier, bel Srall Sd)llleter's 81
tern, Sermann 9rieidfc lirb 6attin.
-Senrp @lat unlo Samilie, BON
ct. 2ollis, befanben iif m1brenb Der
nergangenen ISOLDE bier, auf Sellld
bel @m. @reis unb Sunilie mo Jon.
itigcn Serpanoten.
-Sei grllolo Slider mo Satin
lit @enotter Stord) am Wittlpod, scr,
3. Sllli, gum o~rci5cbiltcn Mul eingc,
febrt uno bat ein S0d)terden bintcr.
lolieu. @ir gratlllicrcn beitcns.
-GopitGn @litnp MdDlt befano
lid 5luei Gage Der Iorigcn &od)e IN
ct. Souis, nm sic ScrtioItcllune bcS
0antpffeiicls SIT bctrcibcrt, iuclher fir
ons bier I'M galt btaNffcnc SGbrboot
v2erington" beltimmt tit.
Us. Q. &urpl bot iein 9led).
idrnlicb. uno Elumber . @ei6Gft fiirS-
lid oil Irrnin Gberlin pcrfalft. SEER
@lrol NOR left ltngefdbr t6 SoDrcn
bier I'M @eiddft unb obgIcid or oos.
lclbe MN oltsUcrfauft bot, miro CT
ocnnod) Dor Scr Suno in Serinann
bleibert.
Srib Sontog, Don @orriion,
mltrbe bieicr Gage bon rirent ltrfaIl
~bctroffcil, infolgc bciien CT einen
9cinbrud crlitt. Sontog mar I'M Be
grill ouf eincn Srodtlpogcn oll Itei-
gen, trnt babel abcr in elm Sod int
9oocn bes @agellhettcs ltnb Brad Gin
9cin. Ger Scrlebte lit Gin Sobn bon
5rall Gbas. Sontog, IN ct. 2olris
uno ipuroe nab DEM ct. Marp's Sol
pital in ct. 2ollis eebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Sri. Gitbcr Ncil. pon ct. Souis,
bciinbet iid bier olli @ciuh bel ibrel
Gltern, Scnrp Sci un6 Satin.
--glbcrt %%alunotarf, Der icit Den
lcbten 5luci Sabrcn in Der Office Der
Silent Sullbcr 20. ungcltcllt mar,
hat lid, an n%craorgcncn Sonntag
nah Seffcrion Gitp bcge6en, no er
uls 8lthboltcr bel Der Capitol Grclp.
ing So. ungeitellt lit.
STRAIT &utic Burger uno Ocrcn
Sobn Sernon, ionic ), s. Rotb unb
j. s. Same, iGmmtIih bon Morri
ion, beianocn lid an lettcn 0icass
rag bier. I'M oos ScItomcnt bcs M
20. Sum-, III icincnl Scim auf Der
Burger 6orm, . Mcilen weltlid bon
ooSeo''uoe, reinforcement ""'''' o"r'
ger, bcim 9tndInBgrridlt cin5itrciden.
-Nrou Ghm >norum (s4ittmc bcs
perItorbencn GNlpnro %SSngrllnl, bon
bicr, mn ncrrn Snd,trr, ,5rl Mor-
ooretto nn,, I,nr. Mortb Ser iiuh
,,,r Qc;t sic M;iitr INN y 81 IN.
arlll' ''''o "ot'lIl l'''o eoplfdI' i. ".
@'a'lloill9. 0ro'' @nArllh ut Ole @t'
'NaftSfil9rerli DER ei'reta eDclllleol
proo''et0 20 c'h "r'Nofl me'o)eS 'pr
"ntte nlcDrere SABRE Dor 'cl'lcIll Sooc
9eari'''ocf 0oitt'
-S,rurp N,,orn MN MoIJrn GoI(a
Nor o;pp ,Noopu INN G,nnr,iros
@or. nnh ehm ,Nnnru non MrriSr,,
aon murbrn IN noa Nronfrrbrtt ia.
rrr muttcr orr,,irr 1rou 1ro,f Gro
mcr. meId,r nm ncriocu Mnutoo bpi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Ser Sbatiahe, bab unicrc Gar
lrler Jest olle, obne Iusnabme. in ben
grntcfeloern beidaftiat iino, lit obne
;3meifeI Ser Nangel an intereiianten
8eridten unb Gorreiponoen5en SiiSll-
idreiber. meIde lpir sepobnlid aus
allen Ebeilen bes Gountps nno it
GROCER MnSabl au erbalten pflegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Sos iedsjGhrisc S0bnden Dor
Gmil 9enIine, Don &oute 2. wrrof
oil, leBtcn Wontas elmer glinooorn1
Operation unter6ogen.
Strait Martin 5lataits uro oere'l
ainber iino sur 3eit Die @dIte bon
fsrou Slonalls' Gltern. q. .. y.
Munbpillcr unb Satin.
-Sbco. Shiii ncbit San1ilic limo
bon ct. 2ouis gcfonnncn allf mebrere
Saae gum 9ellid bel Srur SdiffS
Iuttcr, Sroll Inriu Sdcrcr.
-Irl. Minnie &unbcrlcc, @crm.
@onoprIcc mlb Trallf Nlirpbp, BON
@em, murcn an Wontag oiclcr Mo
die hicr IN Ecrriftrnaen nltt Dem
HuhIaB1erid]t. =.
-Sobn Nhlcllcr mo @ottIlt al
Der mcItlihcn Ndltcl Ctr, erbicltcit
an lettcn Sonntog Den gcIu6 oeS
9lapueritord,a, mcld)cr elm Sohtcr.
der brod)tc.
-Sttmor uul0 Nalter Wrcbc fro
fen oicicr Gage bon Ct. Souis bier
ein lrto mcrocn mcbrere @od)cn bel
ibrcn Gltcrn. &crrlan @rcbc II. @nt,
tin, oui Irp Sill perrpcilen.
Ger &crn1ann Nalcball Glib
bat AM Drrgnn9enen Sonntag oclt
Rbinclonb Glib NIT 8 81 3 bcliegt.
gm fpnuncubcn Sonntdg mer0cn Is
uniCre Slungens nit ocn @nIbington
8ona problerct.
-Sr ser Seriammlrmg oes StoOt-
ratbs, ant, lcttcn Wontag MbcnD,
mitroc beihlciicn sic Steucr-Hate in
bicicu %ol)r 10 at luiieu. ols mic Die.
ielbc in pergnngcncn Sabre mar;
nGlnIid) sic nllacmeine Stcucr SOC
rnb Die @oiirrlpcrf Steiler Soc.
3ug 9r. - lit bon jest al Der
ein5igc 3ug nit Incident Die NoIt,
pGhrcno ser Nudlt. BON Ncrlllann be.
f6rbcrt mirh. IS lit oohcr ncr9cblif)
Eci1inhcu fir einen Nod)t5u9 rah
Dem Grpot Su hrmgcn, lnocm Die
EoItbcomten olii Nrnt 3uG bic An'
llabnlc %pcrlucipern.
-ToitmeiItcr GouNbcIl idtlicBt Ole
GoitiGft I'M : llbr, nbenNs. Eolte
laden meld,e ipdtcr i'll NOitonlt obges
lieicrt mcrhcn. fpnln1cn crit am 1ol
genbcn Soe sum &crionbt. ToIts
itiite iiir bic Godctpoit partcl5 polt>.
gum @crinnot on buniclben Gage,
mcrNcn mad, bolb hrci llhr, nodlnllt-
toqs, nidlt u,Cbr nnQcnnnnlclt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Soc 6aes luto bciien Sobn Soc
,sr., bon Berger, ntodten an letter
Montoa cincn @ci6Gitosbelli6 in
Sernlarn.
-Ncrnlam @oumItart mo Sat
Tin, ionic SRI. 9llicc 6luctid. beian.
Den lid, m1brcno DER pcrfloiicncn $50
dc lei &cruonoten in Nclu Slorence.
-,Sn elmer Grtru Scrinmullune
oes Stootratbs ant letten Sanstag
@bclo, wuroeu @ittgeilds bon bier
9ilracrn cinsereiht, fir S6onfli5cn-
fen in Sermann. Die @eiude MUIR
ben iGnmntlid gerlebmigt. Sizes iino
fir Sermam 5pei Sdonfmirtbi6ai-
ten meniger oils mie i'm lettcn SanaI,
ar, lno bier mcniger uls mic Dor CT.
foll bon 5000 in Den Itdotlidell
mem Sabre nnb beoeutet einen @,,s.
Steiern.
-2ouis 2angenbcrg, bon Orafc,
wuroe Oicier Gage bon clnenl untall
.betroifcn welder iid lciht bdtte foot
lid crpciien fonnen. Scrr Sangen=
berg lpar bein1 Giniabren bon @ei5en,
ais Die Stange ant uoroercn gn0e bcs
@agens, our6 mel6e Die @ei5enbiin.
Del 5llriifgcbulten lucrocnL 5erbrad,.
2ongenbcrg ltiir5tc berab uno fam
oitt bintcr benl 0cipann allf Die
@aaee ST liegen. Scr @clScn ltilr5te
lln6 auf Salgcnbcrg ltlO 5luiiden Die
Yicroe, lueldc infolge oelien oaoon
ranntcil, luoourb Sangenberg GUIDO
Den fiel u10 inter Die Gdoer gerietD.
glubcr Der Grihiitterung burd Den
Stur5 bat Der Serllnglilfte nod orci
Hippen gcbrofell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05
Blanc Stimmcn.

R. ". Gorbcca ppn ct. Souis be.
finOet iih in ser Staot uno itinnnt
Hianos. Cine &ortc int Sernnm
Yoltamt finOct prolnptc gcahtung,
ooer aud per Ebrnc 9tr. 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

SRI. Mltanoa llnb gu @uscmeier,
iino am lebten OienStag bon ct.
angefomlnen, UNI elm poar go.
den bel ibreu1 Sater, 81. 8. @ate-
meier l1no ibrer S6iueiter, Sri. Sole.
pbire @aBemcier, al perlueilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
5, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Gbas. Socbnig fam alll Son-
nerstag Oieier @ote bon ct. Souis
bierber, I'M einen Gag bel ieinen 81.
tern au uerlebcn, Hidaro 2oebnig
mo @uttin. Gbus. 2pebnig mnlb lid
am nddltcn Sonntag gum WilitGr.
Sicuit melben.
s.. $. 2angelberg unb bciien
Sobn, .. j. Sangenberg, bon Goie.
bllO, beiunOcn iid ON letten Mitt-
mod, geidditsbalber, bier IN Der
'Staot. Serr 2aneenberg tbeilte inns
nit, oaB CT BON ieinem Sobnc, @enrg
Sangenbcrg mclder in 60. q. I'M 2ten
|Si1genieur Neg. oicnt, cine &arte CT
Galten bat, batiert Den Z. Stunt, BON
Euris, in Srantrcid, norin Oerlelbe
ibm mittbeilt, onB er leift pcrlpltnoet
lei lno nad eincm 9alis . @oipitaI
geiunot wurbc.
-Sn Camp &ropi5, Seros, mllr.
ben Die @od)e bon cincnt &ricosac-
ri6t As Gefrltten, fat olIc Mcnnoni.
ten aus 0floDonto, 5l l~cbcnslQng.
lihem 0cfGngniB perllrtcilt, lpeil lie
lid meigertcn, llniiormen oll5ll5ic6en
ooer 81 erer5ieren, bn lire Hcligion
ibnen Dies pcrbietc. Bic Stroicn muir
Den bon Brigade General S'9tcil
auf % Satire @ciGngniB IN Sort
Scapcnmortb, SIS, reou5irt. Gic
Sale mer0cn nod 5llr enOQilltiacll
entlhetoung pors &ricgs Gcportc-
ment fonu1en.
-Iui elmer HoItfartc on feline Nm
Geborigen bcrtd)tet Sreo gtuiie NuB
lid SarrD &raettIp, ISM. 9irfcl lulb
&m. @reis, ionic or iclblt, oltf iran
3oiiidem @oocn urb in Ocniclbcn
&oger beiinoen.
6ront GIol&4 Don Coles Greet,
erbiclt Dorigc ISOLDE 0ir Ntadyridt Bob
Icin SObn, Corporal $. q. Claus,
! uoNIbcboltcn i'll 6rontreid ongclmet
Iiit.
Sutrait icit oen Iebten Montoa.
Serbrol,d bon 3ltder, i'm @ausbolt,
lit altf 3 Yfuno I'M Monot iiir sic
Berion held)rGnft. 9ics lit i'm AM
IfluB on Die GuontitIt rpcld)c cine
9ousbolt crbaltcu fam GUM Gin,
%tannen unO Erdierpieren Fir Sen
9%allsbeoarf. @enigcr nobiec fobri.
5lerte Brooltfte, cini6lieblid fiber
@etranfe, iino nur gu so 8rosent oes
ilormalen 9eoarfs bere6tiet. Sobri-
fonten bon Sec Cream miro MIR IS
Nrooent ibrcs nornrolcn 3udcrbc.
oarfs geltottet. Sooa Sd1nfeu limo
ai,f 30 Srosent oes, normalen 3uder.
bcoarfs rcou5icrt. Sober Subrifont
ut gcnotbigt ieinen 3udcrbeoarf bel
Der glinocs . Nabrunes : Momini.
ltration, fir Riiiouri, anau5eisen, be.
Dor or 3ufcr crbolten fann. Sic
lerti9en lpelde 2imoraoe gu bereitcn
miinlfen, fir Eifnifs, miiiicn iid
cine GrlaubniB peridaffen bonn Golr.
~ : geabrungs aominiitrator. neIfe
ocnielben eeitatten miro SO Yroacnt
oes Siiders ai perncnoen, mel6er ge.
pobnlid gebraudt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
5, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@aseonaoc Sdnloiitrift iiber5eiduet
W. :. 3. Gnutnm nit S2025.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-05

Sri. either Ncil. bon ct. Solis,
beiinoet iih bier oui @ciuh bel ibren
GlterlL @curp Ncii mnb Satin.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
FRENCH make GAINS
ON PICARDY FRONT
TOWN OF cASTEL, ANCHIN
FARM AND OTHER IMPORT
ANT POSITIONS TAKEN.

Paris. - French troops attacked
over front of approximately three
miles between Catell and north of
Mailly-Raineval Tin the Picardy sec
tori according to the war office state
ment issued. The village of Castel,
the Anchin farm and a number of
strong German positions were taken
and 500 prisoners were captured. The
attack penetrated the German lines
to depth of more than mile.
The statement reads:
Our troops launched brilliant at
tween Castel and north of Mailly-
Raineval. All of our detectives were
reached and we have occupied the
village of Castel, the Anchin farm
and number of strongly fortified
enemy positions. French troops have
penetrated the enemy lines to a depth
Of two kilometers and have taken
more than 500 prisoners.
Eastern theater: Near Varamina
Q detachment of Bulgarian assault
troops which had succeeded in gain
ing momentary foothold upon Ser
Wan positions were Immediately driv-
en- out.
In Algania our troops continue to
progress. On the right bank of the
Devolt River we have occupied the
heights of Kayani. Upon the left bank
of the river we have cleared the
whole mountainous region between
the Devoli and Lomorica with the ex-
ception of the heights which doni-
nate the confluence of those streams,
where the enemy continues his resist
ance. The toLal number of prisoners
which have fallen into our HANDS IS
more than 400"
The day statement reads:
Our troops continued their prog
ress north Of Chavigny farm and east
of Faveroiles. Our troops occupied
the village of Longpont and the Jaw
age farm.
1.-TWO raids, one north of Montdidier
and the other in Champagne, resulted
in the capture of Is prisoners.
"The German artillery was rather
active on the left bank of the Mouse
(Verdun region)."
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
YANKEES HANDLE
THE ENEMY WELL
AMERICANS TAKE BETWEEN 1000
AND 1900 PRISONERS THE
FIRST DAY.
FIERCE FIGHTING CONTINUES
American Machine Guns Along River
Assisted Materially in Breaking
Up Early Boche Plans-Huns
Are Outciassed.

With the American Army on tho
Marne.-The German prisoners cap.
tured in the counter-attack by the
Americans at the bend of the Marine.
number between 1000 and /, 500. They
include a complete brigade staff.
The fighting continues with fierce
intensity in this district, while the
battle RACES with equal rerocity on
the right, where the French are re-
ported to have delivered smashing
blow against the enemy. From this
section of the battle front it appears,
that the German offensive, at least for
the time being, has been badly shat
tered.
The Americans now command the
river front at the bend. At the LETT
of the bend the famous German Tenth,
division has made repeated attempts.
all day TO cross, but all assaults haves
been smashed by the splendidly di-
rected fire of the American gunners.
and not a single German has sue
ceeded in getting over at this point.
A strong American counter-attacs
south of the river bend completely up.
set the Germans, who broke in re-
treat. The American troops drove
the enemy back all the way to the,
railway skirting the Marine in the
region southwest of Jaulogonne. This
position now is being held.
The French general commanding
the group of armies on this sector
sent a congratulatory message this
afternoon to the American generals
commanding the forces which beat
back the enemy.
American machine gunners along,
the river assisted materially IN
breaking up the early Boche plans,
for they stuck to their posts and
poured deadly streams of bullets into
the enemy and only withdrew whenl
their guns were SO hot they could
not be fired. One group of machine
gunners happened to be in a place
where the Germans were anxious TO-
erect a bridge, but their efforts were-
fruitless. The American bullets piled
up the German dead on the opposite
side Of the river every time the enc
my started to cross.
The correspondent talked with
some American soldiers now in hos
pitfalls, who were in the thick of tha
fighting. They were in complete
agreement that the German infantry.
was no match for the Americans.
This is evidenced by the repora
from all the American hospitals,
there being only a few cases Of
wounds from rife and machine gun
fire, while most of the men are suf-
fering from shrapnel wounds. Sone
OF these cases are serious.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18

MiLlTARiSTS WILL NOT BE AL
LOWED TO BARGAIN OVER RE-
STORATION OF BELGIUM.
kuEHLMANN'S RETIREMENT
Mason Says That Two Taken Togeth-
err Show Deceit of Germans-Hin-
denburg's Reputation Dead Even
If He Is Not.

New York.-Germany has begun :
new campaign for peace with the old
gang of militarists still in control of
the Hohenzollern empire
Chancellor Won Hertling has been
pushed forward to assure the western
world while German diplomacy is pill
fering all 1t can in Eastern Europe.
The patter of the Kaiser's spokesman
has ever been made to include a re-
pudiation of any intention by Gee
many to hold Belgium after the war.
Bargaining necessitates the rccog-
milton of the right of the German
militarists to participation in delibe-
rations over conditions to govern Bel
gums future. Ii any conditions are
allowed the militarists will not have
been defeated. Militarism's defeat
implies its first essential the uncon-
ditional and unbeatable evacuation
of Belgian territory by the German
army. Won Hertling Is trying to
evade this issue, and in the true mill
taristic spirit insolenetly inuma,es
that Belgium is being held as a host
age for the western democracIes to
ransom. The kaiser cannot succeed
with that kind of camoufiage. Amer
lea is in the war to prevent it.
Reports of the illness and death of
Won Hindenburg recently probably
have originated in the continued in
activity of the GerGlan armies. Wheth-
er or not Won Hindenburg is dead
physically, his reputation as the con-
queror OF Western Europe is rapidly
nearing destruction. His name mas
mysteriously disappeared from COM
ment in Germany. The shadow be-
gan to make it's appearance simultan-
eously with the announcement of VIE
uninterrupted arrival of Americans in
France by the hundreds of thousands.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
ALLIES DEFENDING
TIE thurman COAST
RAILROADS AND ICE FREE PORT
OF koLA BEING PROTECTED
FROM BOLSHEVIki.

London.-Measures taken by the al
the Thurman coast and protecting the
Thurman railroad and the ice free port
OF kola are summarized by the Daily
Express from Russian newspapers.
While the Bolsheviki opposed tine
landing of allied troops, and even
agreed to trade the Thurman coast TO
Finland, the local population has de-
cided to join the allies and secede
from the Bolsheyiki.
The first allied intervention oc
Cured early in April, when Finnish
White Guards, assisted by Germans,
faced the Red Guards at KEN. The
Red Guards were reinforced by an An
glo-French detachment that had come
up on an armored train. The next
Russian report mentions the landing
OF force Of British marines to CO.
operate in the defense of the coast.
Defensive measures were said to be
under the leadership of three men, a
Russian, Britain and a Frenchman.
Two British and one French war
ship and some British trawlers were
in the harbor of Kola in addition to a
Russian squadron. A report from the
committee of the White Sea feet 20
the Russian naval commissioner in
Moscow, printed in a Russian paper,
said that Kemp assumed to be Rear
Admiral Kemp Of the British navy
had decided that there was no agrees
sive design regarding the Murmansk
region, only desire to help the Rus
sian republic and protect the coast
and the railroad. He also offered to-
assist in developing the local fisheries
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Copenhagen. quotes German papers
as saying that there are $4,000 Bolshe-
vik troops left on Kola Peninsula.
A new provisional government for
Siberia, which has the unanimous sup
port of the population and which will
continue to fight the central powers,
has been established at Vladivostok
to Times dispatch from
Tokyo, quoting the Vladivostok CORE
spondent Of the Asahi, the new gov
eminent intends to summons a con-
stituent assembly and to restore law
and order throughout the country.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
wan DEPARTMENT HAS WORKED
OUT A GREAT MILITARY AS
GET FOR U. OF A.
GOES INTO EFFECT THIS FALL
". 3. Army Officers Will BE Furnished
- instructors and Students Will
Receive Uniforms and Full Equip
ment From the Government.
Fayetteville


With the object of developing as a
erset military asset the large body of
young men In the colleges and uni
sers!nes OF the country. the War De-
oArtment has worked out the details
- plan to establish Students
Army Training Corps" The plan will
20 into effect this fall. according to
hformation received by President
Soan c. Futrall of the University of
Arkansas. The students army train
ING corps win supplement, but will not
easplace, the reserve officers training
corps already existing in the Uniyer-
hity Of Arkansas.
Under the new plan the amount of
military instruction given will be con-
Gderably increased. United States
army officers will be furnished as in
structors and the students will re-
oeive their uniforms and all eouIp-
mont from the government
Enlistment in the students army
training corps will be voluntary. The
minimum age for enlistment will be
1S. Those who enlist thereby become
members OF the United States Army.
cut they win not be called to active
military duty until they reach the
draft age, unless urgent military rea-
sons compel an earlier call. A stud
ont reaching draft age will be per-
mitted to remain in the university I'M
I'll the end Of the college year, when
he will be called into service.
The new plan provides an unusual
opportunity for young men under II
20 prepare themselves to serve as Of
dcers, or In other capacities, in the
army.
The university is now preparing for
distribution bulletin giving further
details of the plan.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
For Liberty Bond Issue.

bill authorizing issuance of $4,000, 900
900 additional Liberty bonds and ST.
5O0O00.000 more for loans to the al
lies recently passed by the House was
passed by the Senate without amend
ment or roll call, and now goes TO
President Wilson for his approval.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
Army Has First Cali.

Washington.-In response to a re-
quest for postponement Of the july
draft call in the Northwest, where
wheat is ready for harvest, Provost.
Marshal General Crowder has ind
formed the Department of AgricuI.
ture that the military program win
not permit of delay in filling thss
monthly demand for drafted men.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
To Bar Foes After War.

Memphis, Tenn. The Memphis
Cotton Exchange unanimously adopted,
a resolution to expel any member
who, for period of 10 years after
peace has been declared, engages IN
trade with persons who are enemies
of the United States in the present
war
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
The City Council Of Mariana has

The City Council of Mariana has
instructed its Light Committee to get
prices on the boilers and other equip
men necessary to install an independ-
ent power plant for use in operating
the water system of the city. The
city already owns a good deal OF
equipment and it Is believed that
with the installation of additional
machinery adequate water service
can be assured. The water Is now
pumped by the Arkansas Light and
Power Company and the arrangement
has caused much complaint.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
London Iaxis Stnn-

London-Since the beginning of
May when increased prices for petrol,
came into effect, taxicabs have BEEN
gradually withdrawn from the streets
OF London. Operating companies say
it is impossible now to run caps at
a profit.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
Kaiser Is Angry.

Hondon.-As soon as Emperor Will
liam heard of the assassination of
Count Won Mirbach, the German am
bassador to Russia, according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam, he ordered Foreign Sec
rotary Won Kuehlmann to break OF
negotiations with the Russian dele
gates IN Berlin.
Cleveland County herald. (Rison, Ark.) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
20 Ships Completed.

Washington. Completion Of 20
ships of 122,771 dead weight tons in
the first week of July made a total
of 223 new vessels built under the
direction of the Shipping Board.
Their aggregate tonnage is 1,415,O22.