davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
MlStnl zprdVy.
Z krajanSkyCh krnhI.

- Vazna nehoda potkala znameho
krajana pana Frantiska Kvardu z
cfsla 731 N. Collington Ave. " pom
deli odpoledne. PTi nastalych mra-
zech zamrzla jim vodova roura, KITE
rou cht6l pan Kvarda pomocf gaso-
lfnu rozmraziti. Nest astnou naho-
dou chytla opodal stojicf konvice s
gasolinem, ktera vybuchla pana
Kvardu ma obliceji rukou citelne
popalila. Krajan mas upoutan jest
ma loze a v osetTovani DR.. F. B.
Rdzicky. PTejeme panu Kvardovi
brzsk6ho uzdravenl.
V kompanii E. 313 pluku po-
vyyseh byl ma kaprala krajan, Chas.
j. Hrdlicka.
c. N. S. v6noval Sbor Vlasti-
mila ST ma mfsto kvetiny mas Ivan
(ne Bolsevik) 25c, 1rok bondu u
Sunu. Uroky penez ma bance pTi-
psane 1. ledna 1918 obnasf $7.66.
Ia cleny Am. Cerv. Krfze pfi-
hlasili Sc jeste kraiane: Vincent Je-
linek Josef Hnatek.
- Pc delsi nemoci zemTela pani
Marie Wohrnova, manzelka pana
Mateje Wohrny, 946 N. Chapel uli-
ce, v nedeli, We start 55 rokd. Ma
rozena byla v Nepomuku v Cechach.
V Americe dlela SO rokd. Nalezela
ku spolku Fanny Marie Levockej,
Slov. Zen a Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci, kter6zto clenkyne il ku
hrobu doprovazely. Pohfeb konan
z domu smutku We stTedu do koste-
la sv Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. V dome pro-
mluvila pi. Dulna mad rakvf zesnu-
le mad hrobem vldp. Biterer ku
pozdstale rodin6. Zanech&ya zde
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
"Prvnich padesat" We Francii.
UpOZOrnani.
TEN, kteryCh Sc to tyka.

Upozorneni toto jest pro krajany
bydlici ma venkov9. Castokrate jsme
poslali upominku, aniz il bylo po-
vsimnuto, nemfnime vice upominku
op6t posiIat a zbytecne utracet Pc
nfze "a postovne proto upomina-
me t1mto, naposled! Pak-li toto me-
postaci, do mesice Sc takovi odbe-
catele casopisu nevyrovnajf, presta-
meme jej zasilat. Jak jsme jiz Sc
zminili, papir ostatni potfeby Sc
zdrazily tim vydavanf casopisu,
name sve povinnosti, kterym musi-
me tez dostati tudiz snazn6 zada-
me ty krajany, kterych Sc to tyka, by
nam laskave zaplatili co jsou dluzni,
zadarmo nem1zeme noviny posilati,
ponevadz take my platit musime.
V 1cte
Vydavatelstvo Telegraph. "
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
Vd1ka.

Sto sedmdesat diva clenove posad.
ky tureckeho kriznfku Midirli, dff.
We nemecke lodi Breslau, byli "a
chran9ni po bitv9 mezi britickymi
a tureckymi silami pri vjezdu do
Dardanell, kdy kfiznik Breslau byl
potopen. z celkoveho poctu $40
muz6 ma britickem monitoru Raglan
a malem monitoru MIS-, jez byly
potopeny bitve, oznamuji sc az
dosud 1872 ma 1--WE zbvll.
Nemecko povolava sve ponorky
nazpet do jejich basi, mezltfm co
chysta novy plan ponorkove kampa-
ne Pravi Sc, ze stare ponorky bu-
dou nahrazeny novymi obrnenymi
ponornymi kfizaky, ktere budou wy
zbrojeny velkymi dely.
Major William Thaw, byvaly Glen
Lafayettovy eskadry, vyzname-
nan byl v t6chto dnech francouzskou
vladou medalii, kdyz re sluzeb fran
couzskych pfestoupil do aviatickeho
sboru americkeho.
Briticke ztraty "a tyden kon-
cfcf obnasely 17.O43, a byly rozde-
leny jak nasleduje: Zabitych nebo
zemfelych ma rany: d6stojnik6 76,
lmuzd 2.227; zran9nych nebo pohTe-
sovanych: D6stojngkd 213, muz1
14.477. Tyto cislice znamenajf kles-
mutt tem6f 5000 oproti predesle-
mu tydni, kdy bylo oznameno a.
979 1razG, neobvykle vysoka to ci-
fra pro pTftomnou rocni dobu. Pred
ctrnacti dny obnasely ztraty 1888
a pred tFemi t9dny 1851.
i Siln6jsi kanonada panovala mezi
Brentou a Piave. Zapadn6 cd Oste-
ria il Lepres bylo vzato neco zajat-
c6 pfi nenadalem vypadu. Severe
vychodne cd Monte Asolone a u
doll Ponte del Friuli zmaTeny byly
podniky rakouskych hlidek.
} Mezi Vardarem Doiranskym
jezerem Macedonia ozivovala chvi-
lemi stfelba del. Ma planin9 Stru-
my doslo k n6kolika hlidkovym sar-
vatkam We kterych Bulhari vyhrali.
Ia uplynuly tyden potopeno bylo
Nemci 6 velkych anglickych lodi
dve mensi.
General Pershing oznamuje, ze v
p1tce padli nasi vojaci: Albert Cook,
Harry V. Garman a Leo E., Radi.
Krone padlych nekolik jich zemfelo
ma rGzne nemoci
Americky vzduchoplavec, Ernest
H. Leach, zabil Sc padem aeropla-
nu We Francii.
We Francii pocali davati listky
ma chleba. V Anglii zavedeny nu-
Gene porce.
Rakouske vojsko vyklidilo 1zemi
okupovan6 jim "a horou Tomba
krajine Piave Teky. Vojsko ustou-
pilo ku hofe Spinocia. Italske Vol
sko pfi 1toku SVEN poznalo, ze celia
cast prosta byla vojska 1plns. Ia
kopy "chraneny" byly jenom sla-
menSmi dfevsnymi voiaky,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
KleSani rakOuSkych cennyeh
paplrI.

Konkretnf ddkaz, re situace Ra-
kousku je krajne vazna, je spatfo-
van We velkem poklesnuti cen rakou-
skych cennych papir6 ma burse v
Amsterdam.
Poklesnuti cennych papir1 bylo
,velike. Doslo k nemu po zprave,
ze delnicke bouTe We Vfdni byly OBJ
noveny.
Zadna rama neSmf jiti do vzduChu.
V justicnfm parlamentnim vybo-
ru predcitan byl rozkaz velitele
Brandtnerova pluku, ,majfcimu zakro
citi "a znamych dubnovych prost6j-
ovskych udalostf, v nemz vyslovne
Sc uvadf, ze zadna rama nesmf jiti
do vzduchu. POSI-. DIR. Franta ohla-
sill vynos byv. min. zemebrany bar.
Georgiho vydaneho k prazsk:mu
vojenskemu velitelstvi, jimz byla
porusena soudcovska neodvislost.
We vynosu Sc nafizoyalo. aby proti
civilnfm osobam, stihanym pro ur-
cite delikty, postupovano bylo nej-
vetsf prisnosti, ably statni navlad-
nictvi We vsech pripadech proti w.
vlfdneho trestu podalo odvo-
lani. Pro pTfpad neuposlechnutf
hroziIo Sc vojenskym soudc1m i ma
vladimir pfesazenim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
Je to vase pOvinnost!
MirOYa iednanf aSi flaskem.

Bolsevicka mfrova delegace usne-
sla sc zavrhnouti nemecke mfrove
nabfdky pozadala O odlozeni jed
mani do 20. ledna. Nemci prohla-
sill, ze jejich navrhy jsou poslednim
slovem. Rusko ma Sc vzdati Kurlan-
ska, vSech Baltickych provincii, ne
bo Nemci obnovf BOZ proti Rusku a
tydnu obsadi Reval. Dohodovani
Sc delegat1 Ukrajiny Nemci po-
kraeuje dale. Rakusaci navrhli vra-
titi provincii Cholmitchinu, kdyz
Ukrajinci posIou obili a jine zaso-
by do Rakouska po uzavfenf mfru.
Chamberlain a Roosevelt VIaSten-
Ci a kritiSnjt.
Senator Chamberlain v kongresu
odpoved9l presidentu Wilsonovi, 8
nfmz nesouhlasi ohledne zrizenf
zvlastniho ministerstva stTeliVa. V
narodnfm tiskafskem klubu opet
hSvaly president Roosevelt plnou
parou Yyiel proti nynejsfmu vedeni
valky a. b6uchal a stftlet az Sc p a.
silo. Oba tvrdi, ze jsou vlastenci
a ze ienom z lasky ku vlasti boucha
il proti vlade. Zatfm pan kaisr
Berline Sc smati neprestaya.
Setreni pOtraVin nutn0Sti.
Volanf po dobrovoln6 dspornosti
potravin a hlavne masa a psenic-
nych vyrobk1, nevedlo prave k W.
sledk1m nejlepSim. Bude tudiz
tFeba sahnouti k prostredkGm radi-
kaln9jsim. Mnoho vlasteneckych
rodin Sc dobrov oln6 podvolilo kaz-
nj, ktera byla zadana, poznalo Sc
vsak, Re mnohych restauracich a
hotelfch Sc nedbalo tohoto pTani
plytvalo Sc dal. Az do dne 1. led
ma tohoto roku bylo usetfeno do
brovolnym setFenim ma 25, 900. 900
az so, 900. 600 buslG psenice, to vsak
nestaci. Je mozno, ze dalo by Sc
usetFiti, do /. zafi ma $1,000. 600
busld, potFebnych Spojenc6m. a.
vsak dluzno pfece jen uciniti radi-
kalnejsi opatfeni, ponevadz potion
trreli by potrebnejsi, zatim ii ne
potfebni by plytvali dal. Tomu ne
setTeni ma Sc uciniti konec.
DeInici bndOH panOVati SVetu.
Charles M. Schwab, president Be-
tlehem ocelaTske spolecnosti, feci
svev New Yorku pronesene pTi BAN
ketu tamnfch, predpovedel, ze vliv
Bolsevikd pocit6n bude We vSech ze-
mich a ze brzke dobe delnik bude
to, ktery lustiti bude hospodafske
otazky lidstva. Schwab u vedomi
velikych obtizi, nimiz Amerika
dnes zapoliti musi, napomina, ably
kazdy Verne stal ku Wade nesl bre-
mena pTev6dceni, ze 'povinnosti
Jest kazdeho obcana dati svdj posled-
nj dollar a posledni kapku krve ku
obrane vlasti sve."
BOISevikOye pfedpOvidajf k0nec
mirOvehO vydanf
Preruseni veskereho miroveho W.
iednavani v Brest-Litovsku bylo
predpovedeno We vsech bolsevickych
casopisech. Tyto souhlasne zpravy
naznacujf, ze pochazejf ze spolehli-
vych pramen6.
Bolsevicky nahled jest ten, ze je-
din5m dobrem, jehoz docileno bylo
pri vyjednavani, bylo odhaleni pra-
We imperialisticke povahy nepfatel-
skych pozadavk1. Die panujiciho
nahledu niceho vice nemGze byti
docileno dalsimi diskussemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
Nevymef1ujte Liberty bOndy.

Tajemnik spolkoveho pokladu Nc
Adoo vydal prohlaseni, v kteremz
vyzyva americky lid, aby nezame-
noval valecne bondy prvniho a
druheho vydani "a jine papirove
jistoty. Sekretaf Sc vyjadril, ze
byl upozornen, re velky pocet pa
triotickych obcan1, kterf Sc pfi
valecne p1jcce upsali k jiste sumo,
dostavaji cas- cd casu navStevu agen-
t1, kteff dosti castym 1sp6chem
pfimeli je jiz, re prodali sve Liber-
ty bondy a wall "a vymenu jine
jistiny. ktere mnoha pffpadech
osvedeily Sc mfti velice pochybnou
oon11
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
2 clenoye yIady KerenSkehO "a
StreIeni.

| OBIOINMAS
A. |. Singarov, ministr financi
v kabinetu Kerenskeho, profesora
F. F. Kokoskin, statnl kontrolor
"a Kerensk3ho, byli zavrazdeni ma
svych lozich Marinske nemocnici.
Singarov a KokoSkin byli nedavno
pTevezeni do nemocnice pevnoSti
Petropavlovske nasledkem onemOc-
neni. Hloucek ozbrojenych muzG
vstoupil do nemocnice a zadal, ably
mu byly ukazany postele bytalych
ministrd. Professor Kokoskin byl
zastfelen We spanku dvema kulemi.
Singarov Sc probudil professional.
Sest kuli bylo mu vypaleno do tela.
Singarov Kokoskin byli zatceni
bolseviky minuleho mesice, vzdor
tomu, ze byli zvoleni delegaty do
ilstavodarneho shromazdeni, no.
mineln9 byli imunni. Byli promi-
nentnimi cleny strany kadetd, libe-
ralnfch NEST 'ak1, ktefi isou zrTi-
We opposici proti bolsevik1m.
StraSlive pomery v POISkn.
Pomery Polskych provinciich,
jsouclch nyni pod nemeckou okupa-
ci, stavajf Sc nesnesitelnymi. To
platf zvlast6 Varsave, kde nemoci
a hlad zvysily dmrtnost "a jediny
mesfc ma 80. 900 celkoveho poctu
900. 900 obyvatel. Diva svycarsti
obcani, ktefi Sc nedavno vratili
Polska, kde deli Cd pocatku valky,
pfinesli casopisu Gazette de Lausan-
ne pochmurne vylieenf pomer6 We
Varsave. Vypravejl, ze vsecka stra-
Silva liceni O zivote v Polsku, ktera
Sc cas- Cd casu objevuji casopisech,
nejsou nikterak prehnana. Pficho-
ri uvadejf jako illustraci, re slusne
odeny clovek nem1ze cekati ma ma
rozf ma VIZ poulicnl drahy We Var
Save, aniz Ly nebyl obklfcen "a chvi-
Ii houfem vyzablych. roztrhanych
muz1, zen deti, .prosicich nekolik
kopejek ma chleb. Had p6sobi ruz-
licne nemoci, ktere fadi hrozne me-
ri obyvatelstvem. UmrtAost We Var
Save obnasi 800 az 400 denne. Pocet
sebevrazd obnasi tomto meste
ctyri az pet den co den.
VOjin zabit motOrCyklem.
Serzant James A. Gillespie cd u
bytovatelskeho sboru v tabofe Lo-
ganove, u Houston, Texas, pfisel o
zivot, kdyz jeho MOTORCYCLE sesmekl
Sc cesty ma ostre zatacce. Vojin
Howard Colgan, ktery jej provazel,
byl pTi tom tezce poranen.
Brazilie chySta mOCnOu armadu.
Brazilie bude mfti pohotove VI
nekolika mesicich armadu v sile ne
Kolika set tisic muz6 k zaujeti mis-
ia ma fronte We Francii 20 boku
spojencG. Do konce tohoto roku
shromazdf armadu v sile 100000
muz6, jak ,prohlasuje nedavnem
interviewu, uveTejnenem v pafiz-
skem Journalu, brazilsky senator
de Mello Machado.
ZlepSend guillOtina pro bOlSevfky.
Moderni v6da pTispecha ma pomoc
bolsevikfln, kdyby Sc rozhodli. ma
sledovati pfikladu velke francouz-
ske revoluce. Jisty inzenyr jmenem
Bulhin pfedlozi rade lidovych ko-
misafd plan noveho typu guillotiny,
ktera pracuje elektfinou a zkrati 0
hlavu jednim razem 500 lidi,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26

manzela til dcery :pi. B. Pazourek.
pl. Julie Novony a pi. Marii Black
a diva syny Josefa Eduardo. No
sici rakve byli panove: Karel Pa
zourek, Aug. .Novotny, FIR. Black,
Ant. Skfivan, Edw. Skrivan Jan
Vodak. Pohfeb vypravila firma
Frank Cvach syn.
We stfedu odbyyal svdj vyroc-
nj pies Spolek Katolickych Sokol6 v
Bohemii "a velke 1casti clenI po-
zvanych spolk1. Ohledne zvlastni-
no narizeni Piles byl pondelka ma
stfedu pfelozen, avsak to nem6lo zad-
neho vlivu ma zabavu neb pTedem
to bylo oznameno a pTftomni Sc ba-
viii az do pozdnfch hodin.
= Ten samy vecer konana zabava
v klubu Ceskych Mladik6 Z. wardy
v klubovnfch mistnostech "a velke
1castf clen6. Zabava tato byla vsak
poradana vyhradne pro danny, die
echo tez pojmenovana "Damsky ve-
Ger" ,pri cemz ovsem pani demokra-
ii byli tez pfitomni. Spolecnost Sc
bavila az do pozdnich hodin.
VynuCene prazdniny pOmOhly in
duStrii.
We stTedu vsechny tovarny mesta
zahajily praci pro nucenych prazd-
ninach. Uhelni administrator tvr-
di, ze prazdniny tyto pomohly uhel-
nj situaci mesta samotnym in
dustriim. To povida administra-
tor.
"Prynich padeSat" We Francii.
"Prvnich padesat" vybranych ma
podzim armady cvicicl Sc tabo-
Re Meade, jsou nyni ''kdesi We
Francii. Muzi tito po nekolika
tydennim cyiku poslani byll do ta-
bora New Yorku a odtud pred
nedavnem do Francie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26

Poor! Neprehlednete.
Ceny ma MaSkarni Pies X. M.
Zar jSou YyStaveny tiSkarne p.
Blazka 2237 Monument uI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
VernoSt Wade.

Ma vsech stranach, We vsech obo-
rech prace, obchodu i v obecnem
zivot6 Sc jevi vernost k naSi Wade.
Pffcina ovsem spociva 1celnem
programu valky.
Vida Spojenych Statd prohlasila
valku pro ochranU sve vlasti, pro
vydobtf demokratickeho zffzeni, pro
osvobozenf malych narod6 pro W.
dobytf mfru pro vzdy, bez jakych-
koli narokG. Takove zasady vzbu-
dily zajem kazdeho lidsky cftfcfho
cloveka po celem sv6te.
Zvlaste vernost Sc jevf u organi-
sovaneho delnictva. koupi valec-
nych bond6, agitaci. pro prodej
postovnfch valecnych znamek, pax
hlavne v slibu odstraniti vsechny
stavky, ktere by praci pro valecnou
potrebu st6zovaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
VSe zaviSi ma Americe.


''Potrava jest nyni nejddlezitejsf
vecf pro Spojence", vyslovil Sc Da-
vid Lubin, ,americky zastupce ma me-
zinarodnim zemedelskem 1stavu a
dolozil:
''Jest zbyteenym klamath sama
sebe. Jest nevyhnutelno krmiti do
bFe nase armady. S'ohledem ma vzr1-
stajici spotfebu potravin a klesajici
produkci my nebudeme s to tax Sc
ciniti, jestlize toto jaro nedostav1
Sc vyminecne dobre pocasi a jestlize
nebudou ucinena mimoradna opatTe-
nj. ia oznamuji statnfmu depart
mentu, jakoz i kongresu, ze evrop-
ska sklizen m1ze byti horst, nezli
poslednlho roku a ze mobiIisace zen
We Spoj. Statech pro praci ra farm6
m1ze Sc stati nevyhnutelnou. My
bychom meli take uvazovati pla-
mech stran v6novani pddy vjedenac-
ii suchych statech k 1cel6m pastvy,
tax ably Spojene Staty byly to do
davati dobytek ku doplneni ubyva-
jfclch zasob.
''Nasi Spo;enci jsou zavislymj ma
Spojenych Statech. Bez jejich po-
moci octli Sc We stavu podobnem
stavu v Nemecku a v Rakousku, kde
jest pouze dosti potravr pro vojsko,
kdezto civilnf obyvatelstvo umira
hladem.
Sedm set OSmnact ntOpenO
We Stredozemnim mort zniceny
byly dv9 anglicke lodi. S lodemi
utonulo 718 osob.
OdSonzen ma tfi roxy pro nepO-
SluSrOSt
FROSTY amerIcky voIin. Anton c.
Miller Camp Upton, N. Y, pro
neposlusnost byl necestne z arnady
vyloucen a odsouzen na til roxy k
tezke praci We vezeni. Je pdvodem
Nemec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
VOjin zabit motorcyklem.

Serzant James A. Gillespie cd u
bytovatelskeh sboru v tabofe Lo-
ganove, u Houston, Texas, pfisel 0
zivot, kdyz jeho MOTORCYCLE sesmekl
Sc cesty ma ostre zatacce. Vojin
Howard Colgan, ktery jej provazel.
byl pri tom tezce poranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-26
Brazilie chysta mOcnOu armadu.
Zlepsena guillotina pro bolSeyfky.

Moderni v6da prisp6cha ma pomoc
bolsevikdm, kdyby Sc rozhodli. ma
sledovati prikladu velk6 francouz-
ske revoluce. Jisty inzenyr jmenem
Bulhin pfedlozil rade lidovych ko-
misafd plan noveho typu guillotiny,
ktera pracuje elektfinou zkrati 0
hlavu jednim razem 500 lidi.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

through the mud, here and there one
stranded. the chauffeur with the pa
thence ut JOo Inspected his carhuretor
ard felt Of her luSIdes. supply trains
eacn wagon drawn hy six or eight
mules, moved up. their profane drivers
urging the mules 70 their best. IN order
thar duI enjoys might not 20 hungry.
We net huge French tracks coming
hacs aUd We held cur breath. Tbs
FreuchIren waved their arms and
shouted but dld lot give an inch. Our
driver Just gIuuted. but he dIdn give
an inch. either. We passed each other.
Go N0oWs now
'Ihs landscape. a. We moved ~.
took ua the appearance of newly
cleared ground. The big holes. every
where. We're maGe by our Own guns
The roads became heavier each mile
We went. We saw the engineers vain
Is trying 10 I'LL the holes We struck
mGd hole that stuck every ear. and a
sturdy caterpillar had to come to the
rescue.
Finally We reached our new dug
outs. We piled our things down and
promptly went to sleep only 10 be
kicked Out n a few hours by another
company that was just returning from
II DAYS ln the trenches, for rest.
Nothing daunted. my comrade and
found two tables, put cur beds on them
and climbed up and went to sleep.
Next morning We fouud a little tin
hut. equipped with wire (chickenl
beds They had recently belonged to
Fritz, late Of this locality Fritz lett
NEE PAIR ot leather boots, as he
went out We appropriated all. The
mud is fierce, but tonight is better
with a big moon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26
Cyclops May BE at Mel

W. j Filz has hopes that his brother,
Chas Filz, sailor aboard the collier
Cyclops, which disappeared mysteri-
ously last April, may still live. Mr..
Filz has just heard from his parents in
Wisconsin, and they enclosed clippings
from eastern newspapers, which re
ported that navy men had written
home that the Cyclops had been found
in the Kie canal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

When you feel too tired to work,
when dark pufIs appear under your
eyes, when YOU wake up weary, with
backache or pains in sides and loins,
when muscles and bones ache, wnen
YOU suffer rheumatic twinges, when
iumhago puts YOU down. then you
know the kidneys are weakened or dis
ordered. Mrs. 7. J. Bucknell, Route
/, Hardy, Neb., writes II am recov.
erng from an attack of mmbago by
the aid Of Foley Kidney Pills. They
surely have helped me Sold Every
where
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

In an interesting letter to his moth
er, Mrs. H. NJ. Seearce. Robert J.
Scearce, formerly member of a coast
artillery company mobiized from
Portland, but now with the 65th Artil-
lery. recently designated as one of the
American overseas units to be sent
home, describes how the organization
to which he was attached kept moving
up in following the German retreat
French roads for the most part are
fine. he writes, except for those we
have just been travelling over, and theY
were very recently in no man 5 land,
Traffic is very heavy or these roads.
Long columns of troops were moving
up and others were coming back. We
passed column after column Of French
artillery. guns, men and teams covered
with mud. Great truck trains stuge ID
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

writes Stewart kimball, member Of
machine gun company of the 9lst Divi-
sion, to his parents from Hoboken, n.
j. Mr.. kmhall, who with his brother,
Fordham b. X. kimball. owns an oret-
ard place in the Odell district, sus-
tanned shrapnel wounds early in Sep
tember. Fordham kimball has been
attending an officers training school for
artlllerymen IN France.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

In a letter 70 his parents. Judge and
Mrs. l.. n. Blowers, Paul NJ Blowers,
Co b. 3l6th Ammunition Train, 9lst
Division. says his unit has been sent TO
St Nazaire. where they are engaged
in automobile repair work. Mr.. Blow
ers, wagner of the train, declares
that with the end Of the war has come
to him longing for some of his moth
er'S home cooking.
One of the places of interest in
which his unit was recently billeted
was Billion, once a famouns university
town of Europe. In the nth century,
according to Mr.. Blowers letter, the
university there had 1000 students,
who lived in quarters called la Bou-
cherie, which still exist
Judge Blowers has Just had letter
from Capt X. c. ellis, captain Of his
son company, to whom he had writ
ten for formal permit to b. used in
sending the soldier pair of glasses.
Your son. wrote Captain Gillis.
'and all Of the men are we'll And |
/ nope soon to return them to you, all
the better men for their experience as
soldiers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Capt. l.. A. Henderson sends Christ
mas geetings to all his Hood River
friends. He says:
To my friends, Christmas greet.
ings.
We have licked the boche The
next big job is to send the boys home.
We are coming before long. Is there
still place for us in your hearts"
Gar answer:
There is, ard big one. So say
we, all Of Us.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Henry Blarg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Blagg, has endeared himself TO
ns bunkmate and comrade, Vernon
Burliugame, Forest Grove man Both
are with the 30th Engineers, the Gas
and Flame unit. Mr. Burhngame was
shot through the leg and sent to the
rear to a hospital. His kit of personal
belongings was left behind. However,
when he was we'll again and returned
to his company Mr. Blagg presented
aim with the treasures. At great in
convenience he had carried the Kit of
his comrade for several weeks.
Young Huringame wrote his mother
about MIR. BIagg's thoughtfulness, and
the latter told the story to Mrs. {. H..
Castner when she was visiting Forest
Grove recently.
Two other Hood River men, Joe NJ.
johnson and Horace Skinner, are with
the 30th Engineers
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Mr.. ard Mrs. II. c. Gilkerson are
expecting their son, Nathin Gilkerson,
who has just returned to Camp Lewis
from overseas duty home for Christ
mas The Odel couple have three
other sons IA service; Horace. in the
spruce production division, David,
radio operator at Ford Dodge, la, and
Ray, who is in the navy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

In letter to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs W. r. Gibson, Ray Gibson says
he has completed course at a radio
school at Fortress Monroe. Va, and
that he expects to be mustered out Of
the service in time for Christmas din
ner at home.
Since he was sent to Fort Stevens
with 18th Co, in July 1917, Mr., Gibson
has Travelled through II states and has
visited the principal cities of the
United States He writes. however
II have seen nothing that appeals
to me like the vast orchards that cover
the hills and wales of Hood River and
viii be glad to get back to the land
where the waves Of the broad Colum-
bla lap the feet Of the fir clad hills Of
Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Am again on American soil, y
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Cpl. Agie Weinheimer. who has
been mustered out Of the United
States Army Training Division at Ben
son Polytechnic in Portland, has re.
turned here. Cpl. Weinheimsr, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Weinhemer, had
been designated to attend an officers
training camp
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

Lieut. Glen Shoemaker, ore Of the
charter memLers Of 18th Co., who e.
eeived his commission last summer af-
ter Instruction at an officers school at
Fortress Monroe, Va, has arrived
home, having Just heen mustered out
Lieut.. Shoemaker was with a unit Of
Coast Artillery at Fort Worden when
iemobiized
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-26

BY this time, his father, L. A. Kerr,
thinks. Arthur +. Kerr, member of the
Goth Engineers, has driven his motor
truck, with winch, according to his
letter, he is taking supplies to the
army Of German occupation, onto Ger
man soil. Mr.. Kerr has just received
a letter from his son, written several
days after the armistice.
The soldier declares that he will be
glad when the task is well finished and
he can return for family reunion at
home.