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RED GUARDS DEFEATED
vLADivosTok REPORTED TAKEN
FROM BoLsHEvikl.
Grand Duke Michael AIsxandrovIteh
Brother Of Former Emperor, Pro-
claimed Car Of Russia.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Amsterdam.-Grand Duke Michael
AlexAndrovitch. brother Of tho former
Emperor Nicholas. has been pro-
claimed car Of Russia, according to
the Ukrainian Telegraph bureau Of
kiev. sHe is marching with the Go.
cho-Siavs against Moscow. Grand
Duke Michael, after the abdication of
Emperor Nicholas. was named regent.
Warrington. = Unexpected devel.
opment of strength BY the Csecho.
0lovak bands. which are making
their way across the Siberian plains
from European Russia. has arrested
the attention Of ofhcials here ant
formed the basis Of . conference
among the diplomatic representa-
tives Of the entente powers. Omcia
reports confirm press dispatches tha
the Csecho-Slovaks had taken ovel
administration of the port Of vladi
vostok. after overcoming the Bolshe
Wiki.
The signincance Of this event. u
seen BY ofncials. lies In the fact tina
there u now = real nucleus In 81
IBERIA for the gathering Of the Va
rious elements which have rsvoltst
against Bolshsvik control.
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ASSASSINATED
COUNT Won MIReAcH SHOT ~
UNKNOWN MEN DIES ALMOST
INSTANTLY.
MOVE TO SAVE RUSSIA
U. .. MARINES LANDED A. AMER.
IcA JOINS ALLIES TO KEEP
sLAvs FROM Hun.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris. July 8.-Gen. Count Won Mir
bach, German ambassador to Russia,
has been assaSsinated in MOSCOW, &C
cording to Berlin report received by
the Havas agency. Two unknown
men asked for an audience with the
German ambassador Saturday morn
ing, then attacked him. wounding him
with shots from q revolver. They fol-
lowed this by throwing grenades.
Won Mirbach died almost instantly.
The assassins fled and have not been
arrested.
Washington.-Russ 10 to be res
cusd from the clutches Of the mon
ster Of Berlin.
At . conference at the White House
Saturday. the position which the
United States will take regarding in.
Prevention in the country which Pres
ident Wilson described In his Mount
Vernon speech a. for the moment un.
organised and helpless was decided
on.
It Is believed that. acting in accord
with the wishes Of the allied council
which met at Versailles. military &C.
ton will be taken. United States ma.
rinss already have landed At Vladiv-
ostok and Kola.
The Csecho Slovaks. who broke
away from Austria Hungary. are ex-
pected to form the nucleus Of the
army to operate In Russia.
From Toxic comes word that "a
pan will refuse to take part In any
Intervention In Siberia, unless the
United States Joins the other allies
In requesting Japan to act.
Leaders Of the Murmansk coast
people recently appealed to the Amer
lean and allied c0nsuls At Kola for
protection. German troops are re-
ported to the southwark on the rail-
road leading to the Arctic at Kola.
With the allied naval forces guarding
store Of supplies at Kola and along
the railroad. the Thurman coast IL one
Of the possible fields for operations
BY the allies in the east under the
new policy toward Russia.
Copenhasen.-The entire population
OF the Murmansk coast ION the Kola
peninsula bordering the White sea and
the Arctic) has broken with Russia
and Joined the entente. according to
. dispatch to vardoe, Norway. to the
Christiana Tidens Tegn. A supply Of
provtsions from the United States has
arrived at Aurmansk, the dispatch
says.
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BOAT SINKS
COLUMBIA ovERrURNs AND ooES
DOWN IN ILLINOIS RIVER.
Tore Great Hole In Side and Loss Of
Life Due to Panic Of $50 Pas.
ssnesrs on Board.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Peoria, ILL.,. July s.-With sixty.thres
bodies recovered and the total number
Of dead estimated at 100 to $50 per.
sons, government, state and county Of
ficials began searching inquiries into
the cause of the wreck of the excur-
sion steamer Columbia. Friday.
Peoria, ILL.,. July 6.-The number
lost by the sinking Of the Columbia is
placed at 175 by the chief Of police Of
Pekin. A message from him says his
estimate 10 based on Information gath
cred As to the probable number Of
passengers carried.
Peoria. ILL.,. July 6.-Hundreds Of
people are believed to have been
drowned when the excursion steamer
Columbia overturned In the Illinois
river five miles south Of here last
night. All available nurses and ply
sicians have been summoned from
Pekin. ILL.,. which 10 near the scene Of
the accident. The boat jammsd
against the Peoria side of the river In
fog and tore huge hole in the bow
Of the boat. 1t sank almost imms.
diately.
A. soon - the news reached Peoria
relief parties were organized. Every
doctor in the city who could b sum.
moned was directed to report to the
depot. A special train was made up
at once and rushed to the scene Of
the disaster.
There were 40 sxcursionists on
board the boat when 1t left Alfresco
park. Peoria. on the return trip to
Pskin. The boat ran into the Peoria
shore in . fog that was prevailing.
II backed away and began sinking i'm.
mediately. water rushing In through
large hole In the bow.
Loss Of life 10 said to have resulted
largely from the panic that followed
Immediately on the boat - It began
to sink.
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Msmbsrs Of Congress Asarst's Quest.

Washington.-A party Of some for.
" senator's and representatives went
70 New York July I. where they re.
viewed the Loyalty parade. The leg.
islators. many Of whom were accom-.
panied BY their wives. made the trip
In special cars A. the guests Of the
New York American and New York
Journal. both Of which are owned by
william Randolph Heart. Senators
In the party included King Of Utah,
Ashurst Of Arizona and Shafroth Of
Colorado.
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ALLIES TO oUrMvMosa ross.
Hun Forces GstImatsd At 2,s@2,ooo and
Entente at $500 900,

|
Entente At $500, 900.
Washington.-Figures compiled here
Of official German and allied reports
Indicate that the allied armies In
France will far outnumber those Of
General Ludsndorff when the forth.
coming German drive 10 launched.
Germany will marshal 2,S42,0OO mon
and the allies viii have at least $780,.
900. II 10 believed.
These figures are based upon pub
lished reports In Germany which state
that the French and British now have
approximately eleven divisions. or l..
100000 mon. To this must bs added
the American force Of 1000, 900 In
round numbers. and tho Italian, Bel.
gian and Portuguese troops. A. the
forces Of the last three mentioned
countries are not large and will un.
doubleday be offset by divisions which
the Germans will send to the western
front later. they are not calculated In
the total strength Of the allies.
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Y. .. Puts Vast Flee. Attest.

Washington.-America's merchant
fleet. grown to l0.04O.66S gross tons
by the construction Of 1.632 new
ships OF 1.430.7S3 tons In the fiscal
year ended June 80. was augmented
ON July BY the unprecedented
launching Of nearly 100 ships. Tho
feat Of the loyal army of workmen
which made the launchings possible
received due recognition from the
hiEhest on,cials directing the war &C.
tivities Of the nation.
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Wilson to Veto $40 wh.., Price

Warrington. July s.-Presiden, vii.
son will veto the annual agricultural
appropriation bill because of tbs rider
agreed to by both Senate and House,
fixing the government minimum guar.
antesd wheat price at $40 q bushel.
Officials estimated that II the $40
price for wheat is approved. the price
OF flour would be increased BY approx.
imatsly - barrel. with an incraase Of
from : to 3 cents In the price Of loaf
Of bread.
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aaa,s, JshW ?. Mitchell Killed.

LAks Chsrlss, LA.-Maj John Pur.
roy Mitchell. former mayor OF New
York City and IN officer In the ava.
tioa section Of the signal oosDs. VA
Instantly killed At 0erstner field whaa
b fell from . sinsis.seatsr scout plane
q height q about 800 feet
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heuss Passes Tsissraph Oil

Washington. July e.-Whils the
House WAS hastily adopting the reso-
luton authorizing government opera,
ton during the war Of all telegraph.
N'cphone, cable and radio systems.
ate leaders rscsivsd word from
mt Wilson which they inter.
- indicating his willingness
fipal enactment Of The rsso
,ed until after midsum.
Leaders u 10th houses
u Dlans tor Q FOceos
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0vWaNlan oensts Wants Hun Pease.
Anstscdam.-Ths Rumanian SsnAts
has adoptsd ths German psaos treaty.
according 70 Bucharest sdvioss. TAs
~ M uDAA1m00A.
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osaats Apprsvss Army Nominations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of eight
hriEadicr generals to BE- major Gsner.
als II the national army. and Of forty.
oes eolonels TO b. brisadicr generals
were confirmed by the Senate.
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sGMAroR r,LLMAN 70 DEAD.
osUth Carolina Statesman Sveeumb'
10 Cerebral Hsmerrhaes.

Washington. -United States Sen
ator Benjamin R. Tillman. veteran
Of twenty-four years service In Con-
grsss and chairman Of the Senate
naval affairs committee. died at his
home hare ~ the result Of . cerebral
hemorrhage. suffered June -. The
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Report Cabinet Of Holland to Resign.
Rotterdam.-Thc Dutch cabinet
will place the resignation OF its mem.
bers In the hands OF Queen Wiihei-
nina. says the Nisuwe Rotterdam
schs Courant.
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Two Children Burn 70 Death.

Snowflake. Ariz.-Two children Of
MIR. and Mrs John Dewitt. u girl. aged
s. and n boy. aged I. were burned to
death here when the Dewitt home
was destroyed by fire. Two other
boys. aged IL and 10, In trying to res.
cue the others. received burns which
will prove fatal.
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Miners Get WAGE RaIss

Butte. Mont.-The mining comp~ltea
operating In Butte. Anaconda
Great Falls announced an r. Il
50 cents day In the waxs !.
Under this scale minsu
ISIS . day. NJ
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Olast Kills - and inJvrss 80.
Syracuse. N. "a revised list OF
the casualties At tho explosion At the
semctt Selvay plant shows forty.fivs
dead and fifty injured.
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Reiehsta0 Passes Rumania Peace Pact
Amsterdam.-The Reichstag has
passed the peace treaty and supple.
mcntnry treaties with Rumania. &C.
cording to Berlin dispatch. The In.
dependent Socialists voted against all
the treaties.
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France Given 600, ooo, 900

WashinEtou.-A credit Of 100000.
900 was granted to France by the
treasury. making the total advanced to
France to date ei.7sb. 900. 900 and the
total credits to the ailics &S.0sl 800.
900.
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Nstlvss Build Alaska Road.
Susitna. Alaska.-Alsska natives are
to BE- employed on the railroad the
United States government Ia buiidins
from Seward To Fairbanks.
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y. .. patrel Neeeuee /
Boston. The rescue
patrol boat OF TOO troq
adam troop ship n
wrecked of the Aua
1esse4 ~ III
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The little word but" blunts tn,
point OF many Q good argument.
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stroke esmplstsly paralyssd the left
side and - the right side had bssa
partly paralysed since . similar A.
tack ten years ago. no hope had been
Asld for bic recovery since he lapssd
into Inconsistencies June 80.
A governor Of South Carolina. ~
. leader In the southern wing Of the
Democratic party and ~ an active
participant in the last generations
growth Of the American navy. Sen
ator Tillman had been prominently
bsfors the public for many years.
Trenton. 8. c.. July t.-Funeral ser.
vices for Benjamin r. Tillman. for
nearly twcnty.four years United States
senator from South Carolina. who died
In Warrington. were held July 3. In
the Presbyterian church here. Burial
Wa uaade In . nearby cemetery.
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Beauty IL often one woman's thorn
IN another woman's flesh.
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Os,tloh casvsitiss t7,3Ss.
Loudou.-British casuxities reported
during the week ending June 6 reach.
I'd an aegregats OF 1886.
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This Seasons Objective.
where are you going this sum-
mer?
Don't know for sure" replied the
young man. France, I hope"
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Admiral pewey's slstsr p,ss.

Montpelier. W. - Mrs. Mary
Greeley. sister OF Admiral George
Dewey. died At her homo here. She
was 70 years OF age.
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One Carload
Every Two Minutes
POUNDS
MEAT A MINUTE
GOING TO ALLIES
One Hog Out Of Evevy
-Four Being Sent
Abroad.

0Aap0ooeo q msa& have boen eeeAg
- ~ all1eo Tor souo time q tAe rate
sAipmeats are kept Up during . tea
hear day thsy amount % 1884, ~
peunds daily. TIE NEAT goss - 81.
A9s q he DATED States and Tie a.
ljss a1A - the civilian populatioa 81
al the countries q var With Or.
0aak
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Washington. July 6.-The Unite
States army transport Henderson, ha
been afire at sea. but has made an A
lantic port In safety. There was .
loss Of life.
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Paris. July s.-Germany will send
three army corps to the aid of Aus
trta, according to q Rome dispatch.
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Red Gross Bas Blue, mech bsttss, goss
farther than hasid bfus. CIT from sny
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-0fsass Ndbsna ysss & ssss
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HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED ON
AusTRiANs IN NEW ASSAULTS
OF DIAZ ARMY.
AMERICANS HOLD VAux
GERMAN FLYING CIRCUS WHIP.
PED IN BATTLE ROYAL OVER
CHATEAU THIERRY.

Washington.-Ame troops 70
tually on the fighting lines in Europe
about July / numbered $4,000, &C
cording to information given by Gen
March. chief Of staff, and other mem
bers Of the war council at their week.
ly conference with members of the
Senate military committee. with ref
erence to the American program, we
have embarked 100000 men, and
now we are going after the second
million" said Gen. March.
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London, July S.-The Australian
troops advanced their line northeast
Of Villers Bretonneux on a front Of
1000 yards. according to Field Mar.
shall Haig's report from British head
quarters In France.
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Time isn't always money to the man
who does business ON credit
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So 10 Speak.
II hear he spoke feelingly."
you might call It ,feelingly. H
kept cropping around for Q word"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

eyitablc, from Germany's standpoint "
Holland imediately modified her
army.
As a nation Holland is neutral In
dividually IL Is pro-ally No true
Dutchman can remain strictly neutral
IN his heart after the sinking Of the
lusltania. after the invasion OF Bel
gium or after reading tho casualty
lists after the Heppelins had raided
unprotected towns.
But there is one little town In Bel
gtum which the Germans have not set
foot upon. Nor are they likely to, II
Holland has her way The town is
but fifty PAGES from the Dutch bound
AIRY. and tho Prusslans cannot get to
II except by going thru Holland. Such
action by the Germans would be re-
sisted stoutly by the IIollanders There
ls on this minute township OF Baerie
Hertog a wireless tower erected by
the Belgisns. Messages are received
Al this tower from England and
France
Because England has cut off all
telegraphic communication with the
Hollanders for obvious reasons, this
tower now managed by the French,
Is near enough to prevent Holland
from being literally cut off from the
allies
At the present time Holland believes
that economic reasons will force Ger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
MILLIONS BEING
BENEFITED BY IT
Remarkable Gain of Thirty
Pounds by Tulsa Man Is
Striking Example.

Millions of people have taken Tan
lac and hardly day passes that
does not bring forth hundreds Of
crate fts@statemen from all parts or
the United states and Canada, each
aud every one telling of the remark
able mowers OF the medicine
Among the vast number NJ sutrr.
Cstlng statements recently received IL
that OF +. s. Ficlds. an emrloye ot
the Cusdon OIL Refining company. re
silluu at lG32 Forest street Tulsa.
who I'm conversation with one of the
clerks iu Roy. Gctman's Rcxall Drug
Store. ON January ls. 1913, said;
After going all winter 50 crippled
with rheumatism that | could hardly
stay on the job | started taking Tan
mc and have gained thirty pounds
and can do as big n days work "a I
ever could.
II had an awful time with my
stomach forN nearly everything
would eat gave me misery from indi
scsuou. My nerves were torn All to
pieces and | was shnky and irritable
| was weak ana wornout all the time
and was hardly fit for anything at
all saw so much In the papers
about Tunlnu ana how II had helped
people I know. that tried n myself
II weighed one hundred and fifty
five pounds when | began using Tan
lac aud now weigh one hundred and
eighty five. NV appetite has come
back IN fun force. the rheumatism
and INDIGESTION have disappeared
and lust feel fine when l found
how Tanhc was helping nae. ! told my
friends about It and m5uv yf them
are WkIur u with sp)ouA,h, results
Taulac is sold In 'm'HC oNclu.NrIv
by Roy Gcman's RcNau nwg STORE
Quaker Drug company ana Puritan
Drug company Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
Position of Little Holland Delicate
The Fate OF Belgium VIII Play Big Part in Future of Netherlands

Mr TmIIr Ur,u. the author oi the follow
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'N
purchased SOME ~ iHr most 'H"'h'c prop
,he otf.to,., .,.,r ou ,,.,,,a,, u..t ON
~
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Gas Co. iurlniiur ihn interests oi William
R.r.ar and Al 4. later date tlt prlmi,r pa
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pool uehr AUshta. pt'n- developed by Mrhfa.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
THE nEN TnAr LAYS

~ the hen that pays. n she does not
lay, kin her, but before YOU kin her
give her h A Thomas Poultry REM
edy twice a day for a week. and then
you viii not Kill her Tor she will be
paying you profit II not only
makes hens Law but II is remedy
fer Cholera Houp, ana Gapos. we
guarantee 1t TO cure or we refund
your money ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

prophecy means that Germany will
Ignore her European belligerents be-
cause of the reciprocal hate" exist
Ing, or whether, In appealing to her
newest foe. she expects to receive more
quarter. Is hard TO determine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

many to her Knees this winter. She
also AYERS that American soldiers will
never see real fighting not with Ger
many She believes that when this
collapse comes Germany will look TO
America for peace. Whether this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
Attention, Spanish War Veterans

VIII meet at courthouse Tuesday. Feb
ruary L.. at 3 p m, to take part IN
the loyalty parade. Comrades, We
want 10 be Well represented. In the
parade. Your loyalty in 1888 ~ well
known Let the people know you are
loyal now Turn out Tuesday BY
order r, ~ MIRACLE, Com
j T. GALLAGHER. Adlutant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
oEMSE pEEN)

CEMRE DEEND
CTEP up to a Dutch Hollaudcr I'm
Amsterdam or Rotterdam. ASK
him Are you neutral2" II he
shrugs his shoulders and passes on
hlR way YOU are left In tho dark hs 10
his convictions But perchnnco he
comes out flntfootodly with tho dec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

hecn rurestsfplly managed since 1911 BY
Homer NJ Preston Of this city.
Tho srsrio above referred 10 sas Published
TO tbo New York Herald.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
A CARD FROM MR.. HOWARD.

Greeneville, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1918.
Mr.. Editor
Kindly permit me, through the col
umns of your excellent paper, to ex-
press my sincere thanks to my Re-
publican friends who so generously
supported me for membership on the
Republican State Executive Commit
tee, in the recent Republican Pri-
mary Election. This support is all
the more gratifying to me in consid-
Grafton of the fact that for business
reasons, was out of the state dur
ing the entire campaign, and did not
solicit the support of any one, in any
manner.
1t will be my earnest desire to
serve the best interests of the Re-
publican party of the state to the
extent Of my feeble ability in the
position that has been given me, and
to so conduct myself that no one
will have cause to regret having sup
ported me for this responsible and
important position.
Yours very truly,
]. w. HOWARD.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
THE COMMAND IS FORWARD"
(FrOm the Stars and stripes.)

From the Stars and Stripes.)
II was late in the afternoon and tireess Yankee
regiment that had already pursued the retreatng Ger
mans across more than ten miles Of France resting
for few moments in roadside ditch battered old
road that wound its shady way through the ancient for
est Of Fere You would have seen them all luxuriatng
in their breathing SPELL the young ieutenans lOungng
comfortably, the battalion commander sitting with his
back propped against tree.
His name was Leahy--Captain Francis NJ Leahy, of
Lawrence Mass one who had done his turn in the ranks
and who used to tell of the days when he orderly to
Captain Pershing out in the Philippines. He had just
caught the signal from down the road that the regiment
was to fall in and move on when, whining out Of
came German shell.
1t powed up the earth and stretched on the ground
several men who were just getting to their feet wound
ing some of them 1t hit the tree against which the
tain was leaning and snapped it off like asparagus
stalk piece Of the shell struck the captain in the back
and tore its way through his chest.
Goodbye boys he said and his head sagged forward
Then it was as if, somewhere in the universe COM
mander invisible had called. Attention. Captain Leahy
raised his head With clearing voice he spoke the
az the officer to whom it would be his duty to turn
the battalion in the event of his being called away
lieutenant Hansen" he said, 'the command is For
ward See the boys through"
Then he died.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
4 i y 4 y y u y Il 4
= MT. CARMEL =

The health Of our community is
very good at present.
Thirty attended the party at Mr..
Jim Hendry's one night last week. All
reported a nice time..
Several from this place spent Sun
day afternoon at the bluff.
Our school is progressing nicely at
this place, with Miss Edna Mcdonald
as principal and Mrs. HATTIE Fair as
sistant.
Mrs. Sam Jeffries spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Melvin Cox.
Miss Mae Mitchell is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Lira
Craft.
Mr.. Bethel Bradley is spending a
few days in Hawkins county.
Mr.. Virgil Bradley has returned
home from Hawkins county.
Mrs. John Jeffries, from Knoxville,
is spending a few days in our town.
Mr.. Dan Bales returned to his
work in Mosheim today (Monday.)
Rain is badly needed in our sec
ton at this time.
Mr.. Ed Cox moved back to his
home one day last week.
Miss Mae Mitchell dined Sunday
with Miss Lula Hendry.
Well, as news is scarce and every
body is busy, ! will ring off and come
again soon.
May God bless and watch over and
care for our beloved soldier boys is
our earnest prayer.
F0RGET-ME-N0T.