davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-07-31

WANTED-50 bushels blackber-
ricg; will pay 20 cents per gallon.
See us and make arrangements in
advance. J. II. BARNETT & son,
Westminster, S. &. "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-07-31

FURNITURE FOR ALE.-I.aryc
mirror. halltrca, sewing machine.
writing desk. 8idcbcard, parlor chairs
and pictures. Estate of Mrs. F'ahne-
stock W. j. OWENS 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
Gorn mad)t balben Grtrag.

9ie ON 1. SSSllli gcbcgtcn IuSiit.
ten alf cine gelpaltige Utiiiourier
gornernte iino auf Die Salfte bcrab.
lgebriidt moroen. Der grilteberibt filr
Den 1. September 5eigt, bab bic Gorn-
ausiidten auf MIR t3O.500.000 9u'
ibel beidnitten iino bel elmer olird.
ibnittIiden grnte bon 1S 8uibel per
Ifer. Die 8eidaffenbeit lit einc 46
pro5entige uno nieoriger als in irgeno
einem Sabre felt 1866, ailsgenon,nlen
jener Der Sabre 1881 nit AZ Brosent,
1901 nit 80 Bro5ent, 1913 nit al
8roaer,t. Die Wiiiourisr @rnte i'm
nerfloiienen Sabre bradte per Slider
80 gl,ibel ober 5uiamnen 252.000,-
900 guibel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

,Sn gutter 3eit che Elm &crll gSci5cn
gepflan5t lit fir bic/ 1919 @rntc.
noht GrGlioent @ilion befannt Die
Hegierlungs @orantic bon So. 26 pro
guibel fir 1919 @ei5cn infer ben
gegeinpGrtigen EegulotionrnL ine
mciter beriprcdeno ben Tarmern cine
poIlitanbige llnteriudun9 nodites
Sriibjabr 81 iebcn Oh cin berincbrtcr
Yreis notbig iein miro fir 1919 NC
gen Der porgeiGrittenen Soften Der
Eroouftion in &ricgs.3eit.
Der Wiiiolri Sarmcr, Der npeer"
ocs om nleilten patriotiiden 8olfes
in bicier Nation, ncccptiert bieie 1919
8ei5en @arantie ber5lidit, nit Die
fer glnttport: rMiiiouri miro nibt
bepflanaen als nie 100000
glfer, trobbem 9lrbeitcr rar iinb; mir
lueroen ben @ei5en.Rcfor oicics
Staates breden burb einen ltcbcr-
iduB BON 625.OOO Ifer."
Ole Ser. Staaten @arontie bon
1926 lit Elm gutter uno ebrIider
Greis in 9riegs.3eit, 9eiidert ipie er
lit burd Die @arantie Der groBten unb
beiten &egierung in bieier @elt, ,tno
lpcitcr llnterltiist b,irh Die 8eriihe.
tilng bab. tuenn Dernlcbrtc @ci5en'
es notbmenoig MAIDEN, Die
Ier Breis bermebrt lperoen miro Dor
Der 1919 Grnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept.
10, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Bon Sunia eiuseiibte Wniiffapcue
iuirb !permann beindeu.
Die ,Breat Cafes" Gapelle opn 30
Nann iuiro bier am Spnntna
ben 13. Sftuber, &un5ert
aeben.

Giele &apclle miro aus 30 gcilbten
Wtlliifcrit brltcbcn lln0 Elm Non5ert
miro gcgcben iuerocn iuGbrcno beS
2luientbolto III Der Stoot, Wcl6cr
notbipcn0i9cr Wciic filr5 icin miro,
inocln bic 2ibcrtp 2oon Groaniiution
iilr Den od)tcn Nunhcs Ncierpc,0i.
thrift, inter bciicr 2citlng Die Gour
0cnloht ipirN, 10 piclc ElIte mic nGa.
lid 81 bciudcn ipiinibt.
Scr erfolg Der ,,@reot &ofes ao.
pcllCn ouf bcrcn Sourcn n1brcnb ecr
Irittcn Sibcrtp 2oan Ganlpugne, ,uor
hcrlcrtenSipcrtb llno cs bcitcbt elm
orinsenoes Serlongcn fir sSicoerbo.
lung.
Die &opcllc miro, lnlt Ylau, INT
SIG, pornlitta9s, bier eintreffen lrnb
bas &on5crt miro iofort aegeben mer.
ncll lld0pclll O1e Snpeuc Dle StaDt
errei6t.
IS miro erlpartet oab oieie De,
fonntnlodltng cine 9roBe Vtahe bon
Sciuhern bonn lmlieecnbcn 2anoe
llno oen benabbortcn StGotcn um
Gage bes &on5erts nod Scrnanu
bringcn miro.
Der 13. Sftpber miro in Scrnlam
Gin GROCER Gag icin Yrominente
&cbner lperoen in @etyafl Der gierten
6rcibeits. .InIeibe Reben m unierr
9iirger balten llno oic &apellc miro
boS ibrigc tbun, bnnlit micrc Scr5cN
Dem picrtcn, 9roben glppeIl fiir SiIfe
gum @eipinnen bcs &ricges ircl,oi9
cntgegenihlagen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
OiGnner 5iuiiden Is nnb II unS
,luiiden 81 nnh 45 erbieltcn
blanc &arten.-Sra9c. ...
bugcn ipGter.

Der porigc Sonnerstaa NOR rre0
letter ban" iiir bic ilnoell 2cltc unb
nlcid)fnllS nllh fir bic olten IS uor
ibncn gcitottct 81 rcgiltricren filr Den
0icuit IN 0em gcecrpGrtigcn 9roBen
&ompf filr Srcibcit.
9ic dItcn SSlln9cnS murcn ollie
ihon iriib oln Gage in Hcibe uno
Wlico mn morcn cbrnio Itol5 oilf ibrc
flcincn blnucn &nrtclL ols mic ireeno
elmer bon Den Sltngcns 5ipiidcn 81
llnb 81 sSubrcn.
Die 9icgiltrationSpldtc murcn OIL
bcn rcgclrlGBigcn StinunplGtcn unb
bic Gcgiitrorc morcn ocn gonScn Gag
lcbr beld,1itigt. 9eionoers in Scr
nlonn unb IN Smcnspillc. Die &C.
m6bnlidcn Sragcn murbcn gcItclIt.
0ian bottc aeihGet Dob 1927
Wtann in @asconabe Gollntp reeiltrie.
rcn ipiirbcn. Sie tbotilhlihe Nm.
Sobl Der Teeiltrantcn mar 1445. 9ie
HcgiItrotion in Den pcr'hicocnen
SrG5inften mar lpie folet:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

rY @an bergeiie es nid)t Dos
gbonnencnt auf oas &olfsblatt 81
be5abIen tpenn bns Sohr aitf Dem
aoressaettcl nidt 1919, ooer ipeiter
i'm 8oraus laiitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Gin leubtenbes unb iebr libt.
,mb luit.beitGnbiees Grim fam aus
oent Safte Ser StengeI ,lnb ocs 2au.
bes Ser geeliel geponnen nerben. Der
Sarbitoff eignet iid bor5iielid gum
sSGrben bon ipoIlenen @etpeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

.3ur SorOcrllng beS 9luSfilllcns bon
6ragcbogcn 0crcr, pel6c aln lcster
Gonucrstog regiitricrtcn, bat Die @es
icblid)c 9crotbnuas 8cbGr0e uon
Gjoscpnaoc County, oereu pcrniancn,
tc Mitglic0cr @. S. ellis, g. q. @raf
uno g(ug. Weper iinb, Mdnner in fait
jcbem Srt i'm County crnannt,
mcld)e 0ilfc llno Hotb frci ertbeilen
lucroen, in 8etreff Der Sraoeboecn.
Gc1iltronten iueroen bringeno er.
llidt ii6 81 oen WitglieOcrn Der @e.
ieblibcn &eratbunes 9cb0rbe alt
begeben Die in ibrem @cmeinlpeicn
wobnbaft lit, 70 oaB Die arbeit mebr
9leidntdbig unb ihnelIere 9ieiuItate
craielt iueroen Sroboem iiberall i'm
Gountp cine gln3abl @rnennuugen
genodt mlrben, I'M IN oieier Ir6eit
81 belfen baben bis iebt nod nidt
olle ibre Silfc 5raeiogt. Mir iinb
big jebt ernt1bti9t befonnt 5u gcben
oab Die Solgenoen. an Resiitranten.
Notb iln0 Silfc frci ertbeilen uer0en:
ID L, hf,,,,,h,, Dow
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept
10, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
BcIctiihe Seratfnngs ScB0rbc
ernenut Wcgilfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
9ermau1, 01p. 6retas, ben 20. September, 1913

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Der uoriae Sonnerstaa iuar 9icaiitra.
tioustag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
1926 fir 1919 @eisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Der Saa Der acme Sarpeiter so.
segen a. 5. glufoerSeibe, cine alage
mesen Nednune, uuroe auf slntrae
bes glnpalts Der GIdeer. s. 6. Scott.
nit, 5itriidge5ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Son lcbten Ntittlpod) an inerbcn
je0cn Gag Sroge6ogcn aus9eionot
mcroen nn 5ebn Troscnt ollcr 9iegi.
itrontcll, 5lpiI6cn ocm gIlter bon 10
lnb 36 Sabren, influiibc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Dot Sill, perleunlberiide 9lllsiagell
i'bcr Den @rcoiacr nladtc, our6 nel-
hc Der &liiger in ieinen @efiibl, in
ieinem Sfuf lilb in ieincm 9lnt tbnt,
i1hlidl I'M sScrtbc bon $4,000 geldGs
oigt luurbe, Der &lGger puroc ourd
6. @. Barter uno ser Ierflootc
burcb S. V. Gosboll, v. 5. Scnslep
lnO u. 81. Wtonroe Dcrtrctcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

ssroll gltler gab an als SdeiblngsD
grunb uniuiirbige 8ebanblnng uno
0tangel on ltnterbalt. 9ie 8utlers
luobnen in Dtt. Sterling. 6. o. .8or-
ter pertrat Die &Idgerin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

nnocro. acgeu sllnin Eoei6el lnb
u onNer, 5ur onnlllierlng hcs Sclta.
meat8 og5 bcrItorbcncn 2ouis Eoe-
itd, non &crmnrn, bcanm om Mitt-
mr1 Wtorgcn, lulb I'M . llbr, anl
1rcitog ViorgclL nad fiinf Shlnben
gerol5lutq, brdd)tc brei.bErtel Der
sn5a9l Der @ci6Dorcncn oen 8abr-
ipu,dl, Oob Dos Scitamcnt ni6t Der
ItGtc HSiilc oes berItorbenen 2olis
Toridcl ici. Die iolgcnOen @e-
idNorcucn bcitnnocn oarnllf Oab bns
&Cltnmcnt Scr lcbtc &ine beS Ders
iorbencn 2oltis Yoclbel lei: 2olis
Gpplc, @cp. 8. 2odbart ,tno gloolf
gocih.
Gic Mlagcr iUllr0cn pcrtrctcn oltr6
6. IS. Barter lrno bcbaltpteten DOB
Scr Grbloiier, 2oltis Yoeidcl, 3ur
3cit Der 9lllSfcrtisung bes Seita.
ments, lid inter Dem ginflilB ieiner
Satin 9ouii ic unb icineS Sobnes,
albert Yocidcl bef,inoen babe, iotpie
Sab cS inter 3mang lulo 0robllnaen
icitcns 0cr 9cllonntcn Solliie llnb III.
bert Socihcl oltsgcfcrtigt moroen iei,
iOUie 0oB oiciclben Dem Grblaiier ib-
rem Sillcn allfge3lpungen battert iutb
DAB oaa Seitantent bos 9teiultat I'LL.
Gcboriaen >Giitfiuifes iei, aHs.,sa1t
bon oenielben olrf 2ouis Hoei6el, lln0
Sabrr nidt ociien letter gSiae ici.
9ic 3eugen fiir Die &lGqcr lpuren
mciitcns ouh on Ser &lagc bctbeiligt.
Gic &grtgciOiglng Gottc cine grcbe
NH301l ni6t intcreiiicrtcr 3cugcr;
mCIHeaa Gurmcr aus Scr Sirit Greet
gott0rimuit. Ole lngcflogtcn iulr-
ben rlj,clcn 0l,rd) 8. IS. @raf llnb
V. :. @Gnslcp. 9ieielben reidten
fIaen Aajro0 cin fir cincn ncltcn
Nro5gB Gicicr 9Ilrtrag miro onl %.
GCtoygr Ocrbouoclt ipcrOcn.
9In Som$tag Wiorgcn fam Die
Sdlcjounas.loQe bon Gbriitina NtcDcr
Gc0cn 2i!ircb y0tcper sur Scrbanb-
lung. Sic &l6ecrit lpllroe pertreten
Olrd) Z .& @raf lmo 6, IS. gotrer;
Der 9ln1cFlogtc our6 Rihtcr Sootb
mO Ni0ter Sbapcr. Srau Wepcr
gob dis @runo SIR &lage llnpilroige
gcbon0!ltng an. Die Otcpers baben
0rci &n0Qr: Gliner Is, Clarence II
i'no @ll0o 3 Sabre alt, unb mobncn
ouf elmer 6arm ul,f 0rp Sill. 8rall
gtcDcr lin0 Die Glnocr perlieBen Die
Uorm I'M lcttcn Srhi. Sont Cams
tag bis 5lnn 0ienstoe slbenb oauerte
es, bis ons gan5c 9elpeisnlaterial
oem @cridDt porgclegt luproen par.
Oral Wicper hc1nrptet ibr 8atte babe
elgcntltmt I'M ungefGbren @ertbe
pon $50, ZOO. Sic bittet ferncr Dab
Ole orcl minberjlbrieen &inbcr ibrer
Soblt ilbcrgcben Deroen. Serr WteDer
IN leincr Grluicocrllng bittet linn
Ole SbciOung 5l gcipdbrcn l,nh giebt
an lmoilrbige @ebanblllng ieitens iei-
''cr @attin. scrner bot er audi I'M
ole Subut Der brei ntinoerldDrtgen
Ifi1ter 9reler miro Den
6all OIL 90. Sftober entiheiben.
Der Sail bon sc. 9. @oobnortb
9c9en =. s. Serris nirbe bor eitter
Sllr1 berbanoelt, melde nad Elm
paar Stltnoen geratbilng auguniten
oes Sldeers entidteo umb oemielben
elne entiddoigung BON $5 5uiprad.
Saltor Booomortb iit greoiger ilno
SHtrifts gsiliionar oes 8ourbois |
assn. 9iitr. Der gaptiitcn &ir9e.
SSte &lageidrift siebt an oaB 8altor
Eoooportb Die Oaf SIN Stride nno
Ple ytitslieoer Der @eineinoe beiudtc;
D {. 6. Serris, aus Ser gsdbe bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Die &lase fir abrehnllng bon
@m. &able geeen gbluin Sdntiot
wuroe berihoben bis gum ipe5iellen
Sftober Sermir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20
11frl1a1,hlnngrn ttn Krrtagrrtdrt.
sas Gcr peaete d cttn @tuud 8ar adt Sage lana in
stnns @abrprnd Der Surp lauet sesen scumcn oes
beriturbeneu Eunis YueIdI
2a cr wrb Setreif Der @ seSunssfasc am 23 oftobr
cntideiben

pt0cW.
Dot Sill, perlellulberiidc 9(llslagen
ilbcr Den Ercoigcr nlahte, bl,r6 mel.
hc Der Stldger in icinGm @eiiibl, in
ieinem Stui unb in ieincm glnlt tbnt
I1flidl inl SScrtbc bon $4,000 gci6G
oigt mllrbe, Der StlGger purbc burh
G. u. Barter uno ser TerfIaotc
bltrN S. V. Sosbou, v. 5. &cnslep
inO u. s.. Utonroe pcrtrctcn.
Sic &la9c aitf Gntid)1Oi9ung bon
GDongelinc 9ticboif gc9cn Die Uto.
Eac. Sabn, DurOc pcrihobcn bis gum
Special sSerrnin an %. Sftobcr. Die
Stloger weroen orrh Abpototen Dlil-
Ter bon ct. 2ollis llno 8. q. 8raf
llno Die Serflagtcn btrh 9lbpofaten
Gorum bon ct. 2pl,is luo Hobcrt
Nolfer bertreten.
slln Sreitag 9lbenb gelpdbrte oas
8erift Srau Mfinnie Sdneibewino
cine Sheioung. Sbr @atte, gilbert
Sdneibepinb, bate ebenfalls einen
antrag auf Sdeibung eingerei6t.
9as Geriht mar Der slniidt Dob es
fraglib iei tpelde bon Den beiben 8ar.
teien 5ur Sdeibung beredtiet iei.
Seboh in @etrabt Der Sbatlade, oaB
Srau Shneioelpinb oas ibrise eetban
babe 5,r Grpcrbune Ses 8eiistDunlS,T
geiud9rtc 9iihter 9reuer ibr Die
Sdeibung. 0ie bcibcricitigen 9ln-
wGltc tan,cn bann therein, oaB Oie
&I1gerin gllilnentc int 9etrag bon
50 800 crbaltcn Ioll. Z. @. Barter
pcrtrut hic &ldgerin, &cnslCp un0
WtDnroc Sen Serflagten.
Der Suu ser Staot Slano gcgcu
Slopo 8illiams lpar ein 9lppell pom
@eri1t bes Mopors ber Stoot 9lano.
&iIliamS mar iiberfilbrt lporocn ben
6ricoen bon Senrp Scarlet geltort 5il
buben ltnb mar Inn 81 neblt Soften
gcltroft mprben. SSegen nibt Seiters
fiibrung Der &lage, ieitens bes &lds
gers, murbe Der Saa abeeipielcn.
Der Sall bon S. g. 9laste gcgen
2ouis Sbee, 5ur 9eltimmllne eines |
@eiistiteIs, lpurbe peridoben.
Die &laee fir slbrednlng bon
@m. Sable geeen goiuin S6ntiot |
wurbe perihoben bis gum ipe5ieller
Sftober Serllin.
Die &lage Der Wtartin @rabanl
Grain 60. gegen 81. S. IufoerSeioe
ionic bic &lase BON 5. ". &ottpit |
gegen ocn GahluB bon @. 6. 9ir-
nlingbanl mllrocn beibe perlboben
Bis gum Special. .Sernin I'M Oftober.
0ie &lage ser Sern1am Sabings
9anf seecn @. @iicman uno 8. 6.
Gobpn peaen elmer gtote i'm 9etrag
bon $1,000, ipurbe 5ueunltcn oes
Gldgers cnti1ieoen. Serr &obnn Dar
9iirgc auf Der Notc. 9tidter slug.
Meper pertrat Die ganf.
Ss,l Dem Sall BON 2i5sie Sod nno
anbere, gesen 81. 6. Settler. 5llr auf-
redterbaltling eines l1rtbeils i'm BE-
trase bon $243.75. iprrbe alguniten
ser 3lGger entihieben unO oas llr'
tbcil tp1rbe crneuert. 6. O. @raf re.
prGientirte bic &lager.
Der ssan Ser Sarnlers & Srabers
9anf eesen E. 6. SS0sper uno anoere
luuroe beridboben.
sSn bem SOIL bon Waria Butler
gegen Sbomas Butler geluabrte oas
@eridt Marin Butler Die Sdeiopng. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Der Sall bon S. 8. 9laste gcgen
2ouis Sbee, 5ur 9eitimmllng eines
@eiistitels, lpurbe periboben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Der SAL Ser Sta0t Slano gcgcu
Slopo 8iliams ipar Elm glppell Dom
@eri1t oes MoDors oer Stoot 9lall0.
gSiIlianS mar iiDeriiibrt iporbcn ben
0ricoen bon Senrp Scarlet geltort 5ll
baben lulb mar Inn 81 neblt Soften
gcltraft mprben. @egen ni6t 8eiters
fiibrung Der &lage, ieitens bes ald-
gers, ipurbe Der Soll abeeipielcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Die &lage Der Otartin @rabant
Grain 60. eegen 81. s. &ufoerSeioc
ionic bic &Iaee pon 5. ". &ottuit
gegen oen GahluB bon 8. 6. Dir
mingbanl witrocn bcibe perihoben
Bis Gum SPECIALS sSernlin i'm Sftober.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Sic &la9e alti GntiA1bieuns bon
GpongeIinc 9ticboif gc9cn Die Yto.
Eac. SabnL pltrOc pcrihobcn bis gum
Special.Sernin anl %, Sftobcr. Die
Stl0ger mcroen ollrh gopotaten Otil.
Ter bon ct. 2ouis uno 8. q. 8raf
rno Die Serflagtcn o,lr1 9lopofaten
Gorlln bon ct. 2pllis lmo Giobert
Wolfer bertreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Der SaIl Der Sarmers & Srabers
8ailf eesen Z. 6. Ss0sper uno anoere
nuroe berihoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

ssn oem SOIL bon Wario Butler
gegen Sbomos Butler gcluabrte oas
@eri6t Wsaria Butler Die Sdeioung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

Die &lage Ser Sermann Sapings
ganf ecgcn @. @iicman ino 8. 6.
Robpr, lpeeen elmer gsote i'm 9etrag
bon $1,000, ipurOe 5ueunltcn oes
Gl1gers cnti1ieoen. Serr &obnn Dar
9iirac auf Ser gaotc. 9fidter sl,lg.
Meper pertrat Die 9anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-20

sSn Dem Tall BON Si5sie God uno
anbere, gegen 81. 6. Settler, our Iuf-
redterbaltrng eines l1rtbeils i'm Be-
trage bon $243.75. tpurbe augllniten
ser 3IGger entihieben linb bas llr'
tbeiI uurbe crneuert. 6. q. @raf re.
prGientirte bie 4lager.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
NO U. S. ACTION IN SIBERIA
Government Does Not Consider Change
in Russ Policy Now.

Washington, June 12.-There has
been no change in the policy of the
American government in dealing with
the Russian situation.
In spite of recurring rumors that
military action in Siberia by the allies
with American support or approval
is imminent, 1t is learned that no
agreement has been reached for posi-
tive action. The official view here is
that this attitude must remain I'M
changed until there Is some further
development of great Importance in
Russia.
An authoritative explanation was
given today after the Russian embassy
transmitted to the state department
an appeal to the United States and
the allies to send an e&peditionary
force to Russia to repe1 the Germans
forwarded by the central committee of
the Cadet party. The committee which
speaks for the Russian Constitutional
Democrat forces, asked that such an
expedition be sent under international
control to guarantee the rights of its
country.
1t is evident that the Bolsheviki
government is now meeting with
strong opposition, not only from the
old Conservati tive elements in Russia,
but also from certain powerful fac
tons just as inimical to the rest0ra-
ton of the empire as the most pro-
nounced red Russian. OF these the
Cadets or Constitutiona1ists are under
stood to be the most in evidence.
In Siberia the spirit of revolt at in
tervals flares up brightly whenever
the Cossack leader, General Semenoff.
achieves a temporary victory over the
Bolshevik troops. Meanwhile the
manyRussian army officers and states
men who fled from European Russia
into Siberia and China are nursing the
idea of an Independent Siberian re-
public and giving the Bolshevik great
concern by interfering with their con-
troll of the Siberian railroad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
Governor viii Not Call a Spe.
cial Legislature.
The Democrats Urged 1t at Re-
cent Convention.
TO TAKE up War MEASURES
Bourbons Wanted Aid for
Wounded Kansas Soldiers.
Governor Says Matter Can Be
Handled Next Winter.

Governor Capper will not call spe-
cial session of the state legislature, as
was demanded in resolutions adopted
by the Democratic state convention.
He stated today that in his judgment
demands for state aid for soldiers
could not be met without calling the
legislature in extraordinary session.
When the Democrats were in To-
peka May 2S, they checked up to
Governor Capper a demand Tor a spe-
cial session of the legislature. The
session was needed, resolutions de-
clared, to provide care and aid for
returning sick and wounded soldiers.
There is no fund available with which
to care for Kansas troopers unable to
pay their own transportation and
medical bills after being returned 20
their country. The Democrats fore
saw the return of hundreds of Kan
sans to Atlantic ports and demanded
state aid for their care.
Governor Does Not See Need.
Under the plan of the Democrats
the state would have been called
upon to amend its constitution to per-
nit the issuance of bonds should the
state need large or excessive sums Of
money to meet wartime emergencies.
Provision for immediate relief thru
direct appropriations was demanded.
But Governor Capper will not call the
special session. He does not believe
the immediate demand justifies the
expense of calling the law makers to
Topeka.
81 do not believe the demand for a
special session is really great" Gov
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
LITTLE CHANCE OF STRIKE
TeIegraphers Are in the Employ OF
Government Now.

Chicago, June 12.-Following an
endorsement by the Order Of Railway
'Telegraphers of the attitude of the
Commercial Photographers union in
it's controversy with commercial tele-
graph companies, President S. j.
Konenkamp of the commercial teleg-
raphers will leave Chicago late today
for st. Paul to confer with officials OF
the American Federation of Labor.
The railroad telegraphers formally
agreed that they will refuse to ham
die commercial company kilograms.
There is no likelihood of a waIkout
by the railroad men in the event of a
telegraphers' strike because they now
are government employees.
The national war labor board was
scheduled to meet today in Chicago
It was regarded possible that the
board might consider further the tele-
graph situation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
ShNkSubMARINES
British Liner Got One and
Probably Two.
Ran Into U-Boats in European
Waters.

Atlantic Port, June 12.-Three SUBJ
marines were attacked and two proba-
bly, sunk In European waters by a
British liner and its convoy en- route
to this port, according to reports made
when the vessel locked Tuesday.
The steamer. with 176 passengers,
left an English port a week ago Satur-
day.
First Destroyed June 1.
The first U-boat was probably de-
stroyed the night of June 1. the day OF
departure from Europe. All the pas
sengers were at dinner. They were
not allowed on deck. 1t was sunk by
a depth bomb, the captain of the liner
said.
Second Sunk Next Day.
On the next morning-Sunday-
8 a. m, submarine disguised as a
fishing boat, approached close to the
liner. SO her engines could be heard
The steamer was too close for her
guns to be used. She tried to ram, but
missed six feet wide of the mark. The
further apart and the liners gun
opened from the stern. striking the
coming tower and ripped it away
The submarine vanished.
Convoy Attacked Second U-Boat.
Two hours later, it was stated a
conveying destroyer stopped sudden
ly, signalled submarine in sight," and
turned back. Racing away from the
steamship, it dropped several depth
charges overheard. The inference
was that another U-boat had been de-
stroyed. The ship was met about $50
miles from this port by a United States
hydroaepoplane and a destroyer which
escorted the liner to port. Passen-
gers also stated it was rumored aboard
the ship that the wireless operator had
picked up an IS. o. s." call from an
outgoing steamer which stated she was
being attacked by a submarine. This
could not be verified as officers of the
vessel refused to talk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
T. R. FOR OFFICIALS
"Stand By Them" His Reply to Cry
OF Roosevelt in 192O.''

Indianapolis, Ind, June 12.-Inter-
rupted several times in his speech
here by cries Of Roosevelt in 1920"
Col Theodore Roosevelt stopped
speaking until the audience was silent
and said:
Friends, this is nothing but an
American meeting, at which we are
discussing Americanism and all it
means, preparedness and putting the
war over. We must stand by every
public servant as he develops and
uses the strength of the country. We
should stand against him precisely to
the degree that he fails to develop and
use the war strength of the country"
There were no more Interruptions
of that kind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12
EVERY ONE MUST AID
wake Up America" Lecture Brought
This Home to Topekans.

cit is not a one man or a one day
job. this. whipping the kaiser" as
serted L. H. Zehring of Dayton, Ohio,
lecturer with the Wake Up America
picture shown at the Auditorium Tues
day afternoon and night. I'VE must,
every one of US, do a part of the
whipping, either here or in the
trenches, or we will fail"
The picture is sent out by the COM
mittee on public information and was
shown in Topeka under the auspices of
the Cooperative club. wake Up
America" depicted the training of the
German people, which made possible
their preparation of such an inhuman
war; showed the results of their cru
city and practices on the people and
country of Belgium and France, and
in general showed the class of war
fare our boys have gone into for the
sake of ideals and democracy and the
safety of their homes.