davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14
Members of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper md also the local news published herein.
 All rights or republication of spe- cial dispatches herein are also re- served
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14

Better to sacrifice luxuries than. sacrifice lives. Sacrifice the luxur- ies-Buy War Savings Stamps.
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14
CAMP PIKE NOTES.


 If you have had an idea that Camp Pike is only temporary sort of army cantonment you should see the three great warehouses going up on the north side of the track They are each 800 feet long and 60 feet wide with an 81 foot platform running the full length, floor space of over 100000 square feet. They have ce- v1dent Foundation pillars and heavy firewalls. They are only a part of the building that is going on all the time at the camp, and it is expected sthat a similar row of warehouses will soon be lining the south side of the track.
 Some at least of our boys will be surprised when they reach the French areas and find the native soldiers ~playing croquet with a great deal of vim and enthusiasm. Another Amer ican game that is making hit with
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14

It isn't new of course for it has been told many times and yet it con- tinues to happen every time batch of new men go through the hands of the examiners. Asked as to his near est living relative the man answered, My Aunt" A little later he said his parents were living. But you said your aunt was your nearest relative" remonstrated the officer. "She is. My parents live in Ohio, and my aunt lives over in Tennessee"
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14
PRESCRIPTION RATES.

zLY-S Single copy, cents: per
 16 cents: per month, 50 cents; Yyear, $5.50, in advance, by carrier G1ty, by mail in country. kWEEKLY-$l.50 per year, payable | advance.
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14


 An order for one million summer drinks has just been given by the Y. M. c. A. in France. That won't last long, although it may sound pretty big. If there is one thing on earth that the American soldier seems to consider a real necessity, it Is bot tie of something cold. It don't make much difference what it is or what the flavor, but it must be cold. That is the chief attraction these hot sum- mer nights at Belmont, the little street fair town just outside the camp gates, and in the early part of the ever ing it is almost impossible to crowd ones way to the counter there or at the regimental and post ex- changes in the various parts of the camp.
 A smile from a pretty girl, or even from one approximately good looking, helps sales wonderfully at the Bel mont restaurant and concessions.
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14
NOTICE.

In the Jackson Chancery Court: The Adler Goldman Commission Com
 pany,
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14
R. ". RANDY, Clerk.

By J. B. Fafrott, D. D. J. H. Johnston is hereby appointed attorney for the nonresident de- fendants. 9w4t.
Newport daily independent., 1918-06-14

9w1t.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
KANCLIERIS SKELBIA
ATsILIEPIMA ! GWEN
TOJUS.
PraneSa jiems apie tikra Vo,
kietijos stow.

Basel, lapkr- 7.-VokietijoS
vyriau>ybt paSkelbG ! gwen
toju> manifesto, po kurluo
paSiraco kanclioris princaS
MaximiliianaS, vice-kanclieriS
Payer IL valStyb6S SekretOrlal,
.At>iliepiama i gyventojuS, kad
lie bcndrai imtuSi SunkauS
darbo, kad VokietijQ pakeiSti
ZmoniQ vaIStybe, kuri bus lai-
>viau>ia ir progreSyviSkiausia
Sails viSam pasaulyj.
Manifesto Sakoma, kad kaiD
yyriauSybt, taip armijos ii
Iaivyno vadai pageidauja kuo.
vcikiau>ioS taikoS. Bet kOl tas
ivyk<, vokieGiai privalO Sau-
goti >avo rubeziu> nuO prieSi-
ninko iSiverzimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
KLAUSKTTE FOCHO - SA-
KO WILSONAS VO-
KTEGTAMS.

Washington, lapkr. 6. -
TalkininkQ pagamintas laiki-
nos santaikos sQlygas Vokie-
tijai turi su savimi marSalas
Foch: Tad vokieciQ armijQ
vadai dabar gall kreipties tie
siog j m9rSalq.
Apie tai Berlyno vyriausy-
be painformavo valstybds Sc
kretorius Lansing prezidento
Wilsono vardu. Tuo reikalu
sekretorius Lansing pasiunt6
notq per Sveicariios pasiunti-
nj.
Pra6jus pOrai dienQ paSau-
lis zinoS, ar kar6 baigiasi ar
ne. Mes kartais Vokietijai
dar nesinor6s pasiduoti ir no.
rtsis pakariauti. Tuomet j
lures kare.
Sekretorius Lansing, pra-
neSdamas VOkietijos vyriau-
sybei apie laikinos santaikos
sqlygQ prircngimq, notoje be
kitko pazymi, kad VokietlJa
bus priversta atlyginti W Sa-
liu sunaikinimq kards metu.
II pagaliaus pataria, kad SAN
taikos reikalais gall dabar
kreiptics j marSalq Foch, Wy
riausiQji talkininkQ armijQ
vadQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
FOCH IsREISKIA DEKIN,
GUDGA AMERIKONAMs.

Amer. Armija, lapkr. T.
MarSala> Foch paSiunt6 sekan-
ciQ teIegramq gen. Pershin-
gui:
"PirmoSioS amerikonQ ar
mijo> pradGtaS veiklmas lap
kriGio l d. uztikrinO-aciQ Wy
liauSioS komandos apsukru-
mui il kariuomeniQ drqsai--
labai svarbiaS paSekmes.
"ESu laimingas, kad gal!iu
paSiQSti savo karSGiausia pas
veikinimq del tQ veikimQ pa
<iSekimQ''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
REPUBLIKONV PARTIJA
LAIMEJO KONGRESE.
Kitur gavo virsq demokratai

Tautinis Republikonu Kon,
gresijonalis Komitetas, Wa
shingtone, praneSa, kad repu-
blikonQ partija Siais rink
mais laim4jo kongreso butte II
senate. DemokratQ gi parti-
jos komitetas tvirtina, kad
kongreso butas ir senatas pa
siliekqs demokratQ kontrole-
je.
Rinkimp pasekmGs dar tikrai
nezinomoS. Tik sakoma, kad
kongreso butas teko republi-
konams. Gi apie sonata dar
abejojama.
Illinois valstiioj senatorius
Lewis, demokratas, praloSe.
Laim6jo Mccormick, rep, a.
pie 10000 balsu didziuma.
Illinois valstijos pavietuose
republikonQ partija mazai lai-
mtjo. Patiam mieste Chica-
goje didziumoje isGjo demo-
kratai.
Mazqii balotq Chicagoje ir
Illinois vaIstijoje balsuotojai
pritmt iS6mus Chicagos
"Traction Ordinance. Sitas
SumanymaS atmeStas.
Bet didziuma balsQ per6jo
sumanymai:
Michigan Boulevard Link
Bonds.
Constitutional Convention. :
Good Road Bonds.
Private Bank Amendment.
Vakar rinkimai buvo labai
interesingi. zmon6s jais lab
jaus indomavo, kaip pacia
kare. Tuo labjau, kad Sales
prezidentas buvo paskelbes
savo zodi rinkimQ reikalais.
Abb didziul6s Salies partijos
rinkimuose karStai veik6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
NENORI NETEKTI KAI-
ZERO.

Paryzius, Iapkr. 7.-Vokle-
riU 1aikra>Giai veda atviriaa
ij~ku~iia> apie kaizerio abdl-
kayjmQ. Didziuma laikraSclg
stow n kaizeri, be kuriO, ro-
dos, Nokietiia ne@aldtQ gy-
vuoti. Bet liti laiIraStiai rel
.,alaliu abdikavimo. Sake,
roj,,io pa>vrSti kaizeri to rel
L,uJauiunt Aemrikai II TALK
ninEam>.
Buvuriio~ Iuikra&Giai reika-
i"uia abdikuoti. Sake, kad 81
to> dj~ku>ijoS. tai tik zaidlmaS
>U ugNimi. kaizcriS turf ah-
dikuoti.
GavarijoS karaliui noriSi Ia
baj uzimti kaizerio vietQ. We
@aI todeI bavarQ IaikraSciai II
varoSi prizes dabartini kaizer!.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
Atstovai IS Berlyno iSke-
liavo vakaru frontan
SavO keliu vOkieciai pliekia'
mi vakaru frOnte.
VOKIETIJA PASIUNTE
ATSTOVUS.
Didel6s "riauSes Kiel'e.

AMSTERDAM, lapkr. T.
Vokietlj0s Iaikinos santaikos
delegacija vakar po pietu ap-
leido Berlyna ir iSkeliavo va
karu frontan.
Delegation ineina: gen.
GruenelI, Vokietijos militari-
MS atstovas Hague's taikos
konferencijoje; gen. Winter
f9ldt. admirolas Meures ir ad-
mirolas Mintze. Pastarasis yra
uesenai buves uzsieniV reika-
III sekretorius.
Praeita sekmadieni m. Kiel
buyo susirinkimas jurininkQ
81 dar6ininkais. I susirinku-
sius kalb6io koks tai socjialis-
tas.
Jurininkai susirinkimo metu
u5puole militarini patroliQ. s.
ia iSginl1lavo il pasileido eiti
ant militarinio kalejimO, kad
IS tenai paliuosuoti jurininkus
i llareivius, nubaustus kale-
jimu uz nepaklusnybe.
Kal6jimo militarine sargy-
b2 juririnkai pradejo vaiSin-
! akIaenimis. Tuomet sar-
gyba paleido SautuVus Garban.
AkimirkoS paklota 20 jurinin-
L1i naiStininkai.
Bet tho paciu metu nuzudy-
ia ir sargybos komendantas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
PLIEKIA TALKININKAI
VOKIEtIUS.
Pastarieji bega kuone visu
frontu.

Londonas, lapkr. T. Kuo-
met vokieciai jan deda pas
tangas kaip nors prieiti prie
marSalo Focho ir is Sito gauti
laikinos SantaikoS sQlygas.
tuo metu talkininkai ir vel i
ma Wis daugiau il labjau Pile
kti vOkieGius. ViSur jie muSa-
mi. Visur jie bGga, neS jau ne
teko viltics kur nors pasipric-
Sinti.
Nuo Olandijos rubeziaus
rytuS per 200 myliQ ilgio from
tn vokieGius paSGlusiai spau-
dzia anglai, prancuzai, ameri-
konai ir belgai. 1r visur Site
progresuoja. Krinta pozicijOS
paskui pozicijas.
ReiSkia, viSam vakarQ from
te seka pasibais6tina, spren-
dziamoji, paskutin6 kova.
Anglai sutruSkino vokieciQ
apSiginimo linijaS per 80 my
liQ frontu.
VokieGiai btgdami vietomiS
palieka' daug Savo kar6s mo
dziagos. PaneSa nepaprastai
didelius nuOStoliuS uzmuStaiS,
Suzeistais il nelaiSvGn paimtaiS
kareiviaiS.
Talkininkai per6jo prancu-
zQ-belgQ rubeziQ tmpe Valen-
cienneS IL Bavay, az 8 myliu
nuo Maubeuge.
SedanO fronte vOkicciai ge-
rokq plot atSimeta nuo anne
rikOnQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
VOKIECIAI NENORI AP-
LEISTI PABALTIJOS.

Paryzius, lapkr. T. Vokie-
Giai sutinka apleisti visas .uz-
imtas teritorijas. Bet jiems
nesinori apleisti Pabaltijos.
jNe tuo tikslu, kad jiems no
r6tu<f pasiSavinti tas Sails.
Bet todeI, kad kuomet jie APP
Ieis Lietuvq il Lenkijq, tuo-
met tuojauS ten isikraustys
bolSevikai.
Vokietiia tuo tarpu baisiai
bijoSi bolSevikQ. Negaila vo-
kieciams Pabaltijos SaliQ il
tenai bolSevikQ dukimo. Bet
bijoSi jie, kad tuomet bolSevi-
kai paieks jQ rubezius IL sa-
20 propaganda permes Vokie-
tijon.
Tuo tikslu jie surname tar
ties su talkininkais, kad Pa
bartijos Sails apsaugoti nuo
bolSevikQ uzpludimo.
Ar tuo reikalu. jie atsieks
tikslQ, tas priklausys nuo tai,
kininkQ vadQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
KAROLIS ATSISAKE PASI
RAsYTI Po sALYGoMTs.
Pasirase fieldmarSalas
Straussenburg.

Copenhagen, lapkr. 6. -
Austrijos imperatorius Karo.
lis atsisakd pasiraSyti po lai-
kinos santaikos sqlygomis
PasakG, kad tos talkininkV
sqIygos esancios peraStrios
Taippat pazymejo, kad jis ne
sqs vyriausias austrQ armijQ
vadas.
GaIutinai po salygomis pa
siraSG fieldmarSalas Arz Won
Straussenburg, generalio Sta
bO virSininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
VOKIECIAI TURF PARIN-
KE ATsToVA.

Amsterdam, lapkr. 6. = Vo-
kietijos Reichstago katalikQ
atstovQ partijos organas pra-
mesa, kad gen. Winterfeldt YES
laikinos santaikos tarybas su
talkininkQ armijQ vadu mar
Salu Foch.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
PALIUOSUOTA VISI PRA
SIzENGELIAI.

Geneva, lapkr. t. Aust
rios provincijos Bosnia Wy
riausiam mieste Serajeve is
kal6jimo paliuosuota visi ka-
liniai, .kituomet nubausti sa-
rySyje su Austrijos sosto lp6-
dinio Ferdinando nuzudymu
1914 metals, is ko prasid6jo
Sta baisi kar6.
Po Sito Serajeve paskelbta
nauja serbQ karalyst6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
SUMAzEJO SALIUNU
SKAITLIUS.

sito menesio :pradzioje Chi
cagoje atnaujinta saliunams
truputi daugiau kaip pustre.
clio tukstancio licencijq.
Reiskia, kad kar6s metu
Chicagoje iSnyko daugiau 4
tukstanGiu saliunq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
TautQ Neprik|au-
somyb6s Dek|eraCija

tai pavartotl prizes abelna1l
prieSininkq ir su tikslu, idant
visas pasaulis zinotQ, ka mes
laikome uz tikrus ir pamati-
MUS principus, kurie turi but
ikunyti konstitucijose, paskui
priimtose musQ zmoniQ, ty.
laisvlljq tautu, taippat tiks=
lus, kurie privalo valdyti mu-
sQ abelnuoju ir sujungtpoju
veikimu, priimame ir parasais
patvirtiname sekancius princi-
pijalius elementus visoms lai-
svoms tautoms:
l. Kad visos valdzios aptu-
res savo teisetq gale sulig val
dompjq moro;
2. Kad kiekvienai atskiriai
tautai priklauso neuzginama
teise organizuoti savo valdzia
ant tu principQ ir tokioj for
moi, kokia bus pripazinta tin
kamiausia pasiekti gerbnvl,
apsaugQ ir laime;
3. Kad laisvas ir igimtas
.kiekvienos valstyb6s ideally
vystymasis privalo but lei
dziamas su tikslu plaukti nor
male vaga be kliuGiu, kol ta-
sal siekinys arba vaga neken-
kia ir negrumoja abelniems
visp reikalams:
4, Kad nepri1afo- gyvnoti io=
kia slapta diplomatija, ir kad
visokie proponuojami -trallta-
tai ir sutartys tarp tautl pri-
valo but vieSai paskelbiami
pirm jQ priemimo ir patvirti-
nimo; .
5. Kad tikime, jogei musq
zmon9s (tautos), turincios a
belnus idealus ir tikslus, pri-
valo sujungti savo pastangas,
kad uztikrinti laisve indivi-
dualems tautoms tolesnialn
abelnojo gerbuvio gyvavimul,
suprantant, kad tokia vienybe
prisideda prie pasaulines tai
kos If gerbuvio palaikymo;
6. Kad turi but sutverta pa
saulio TautQ Sajunga bendrq=
ia ir privereiamaja sutartimi
tikresniam ir praktiskesniam
saveikimui su tikslu uztikrin-
ii teisybe ir tue patim tarp-
tautine taika;
Begyje ilgu metQ mes buvo:
me pavaldiniai ir aukos uz-
grobeju ir savimeiliu tautu If
autokratiniQ dinastiju, palai-
komu pavaldinysteje ginkll
spekomis;
Kent9jome musQ miestu SUI
naikinima, musQ namu ir sa--
liq nuteriojima, gi savo idea
lus gaivinome tik pasislepe,
neziurint musr prispaudejq
tiranijos;
Netur9jome nuosavios re-
prezentacijos ir teisingojo su
mumis psiejimo-n -neturejome
laisves zodziams, susirinki-
mans ir padavimams prasy-
.mq su nusiskundimais uz at
liktas NUNS skriaudas-buyo
atsakytas NUNS laisvas If nuo
lankesnis santillis SUI brolis-
komis tautomis, buvome pri-
vereiami kariauti prizes sayo
brolius If prietelius IL gimi-
ningas tautas.
.(Rus daupiau).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
KAREIVTO UzLAIKYMAS
4O.46c. PER DIENA.

Washington, Iapkr. 1897
metals vienO amerikoniSkO ka-
reivio per dienq uzlaikymas
atsiajo. 12.51c. Gi Siandie pei
diena atSiena 40.+6 Gently
(tv. 40 il beveik pus6 cento(,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
DEMONSTRATORS RYME.

Rymas, lapkr. 7.-Cia jau
kelinta diena tesiasi dziaugs-
mo demonstracijos, kad Aus
trija nugal6ta, kad Italia at
siekia savo tiksla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
BAVARIJOJE PAKILUSI
PASIAUBA.

Londonas, laplr. 6. - Is
Hague praneSama, kad Bava-
rijoje pakilusi pasiauba. Prizes
ta Vokietijos karalyste dabar
gall uzpulti talkininkai tie
siog per Austria. ,Nesteb6tina,
jei vokiecius apima baim6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07

= Londonas, lapkr. 6.
Anglq armija fronte tarp u
upip Sambre If Scheldt iveike
25 vokieeiq divizijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07

, - Detroit, Mich, lapkr. 7.
.Michigano valstijoj didziu-
ma pilieciQ balsQ pravesta
lygiateise politikoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
LondOnas. laDkr. s.

- Londonas, lapkr. 6. -
Tarp upiu Aisne If Scheldt,
Is myliq ilgio frontu, vokieciQ
armijos visu greitumu atgal
atsimeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-07
(Is "Philadelphia Record"),

Us L IllltlIVl lJl1lu 1sCCOlu j
Garsioj Philadelphijos "Ne-
priklausomyb6s SVetainej',
kurioj kadaisia vardu tryli-
kos Naujosios Anglijos kolio-
nijQ IL triju milijonp pilieGiq,
tose kolionijose gyvenuSiQ.
zy1niausieji Sios Sales patrijo-
tai Washington, Jefferson If
Hancock pagamino zinomos
Sios Salies atmintinos "Nepri-
klausomybts Dekleracijos"
turini - toj pacioj Svetainej
prisldgtqjQ Europos If Azijos
tautp atstovai paskelbe antra-
jq "Nepriklausomybes Dekle-
racijq'. vardu 12 atskiriQ tau
tn ir. 65 milijonQ gyventojQ.
Tuos atstovus tp tautQ, kal-
banciu ivairiomis kalbomis,
vienijo viena didele ideja -
nusikratyti tiranija ir parei-
kalauti laisv6s.
Ir tasai didelis troSkimaS,
zodis laisvd, pagaliaus ivyko
kaipo faktas. Gi didis ameri-
koniSkas laisvdS varpas -
":Liberty Bell'' q ntas tn
- tautp vaikeliu' 'fankelemis,
savo skardziu balsu paskelbe
visam pasauliui to didele zi-
MIA. ....-..
Suririnkus tautQ atstoEans,
tq istorini doknmenta perska-
ta GekQ tautos veikejas, prof.
Thomas Massaryk.
Kuomet jis pabaige skaity-
ii, is susirinkusiu svetainen
tukstanciQ moteriQ ir vyrq
krutiniQ pasigirdo neispasa-
kytas dziaugsmo Sauksmas.
VisQ akyse sublizgejo pra-
dziugimo asaros. Mes tarpe su-
sirinkusip buvo didziuma tQ
zmoniu, katrie ilgus metus
vilko prispaudejq junga ir
persekiojimus. Dabar visi su-
prato, jog ateityje ko pana-
Saus nebus. Mes nusikratomi
tironai ir persekiotojai. Tau
tos atgauna JOINS priderama
nepriklausomybe.
Laisvas atgimima taigi pas
veikino ne tik istorinis var
pas, bet ir tukstanciai Emo
niu.
Nepriklausomybes Dekleraci-
jos turinys.
"Mes, susirinke seiman,
Nepriklausomybes Svetaineje,
Philadelphia, Pa, Suvienytose
Amerikos Valstijose, atstovau-
jantieji kartu daugiau, kaip
so milijonq gyventojq, visa
ellie nusidriekianeiq tautq, gy-
venanciu plotuose nuo Baltl-
jos net ligi Adriatikos If Juo-
dqjq juriu, susidedanciq IS
cekQ-slovakQ, lenku, jugo-sla-
viq, ukrainq, ungarq-rusinq,
lietuviq, rumunq, italQ irren-
dentistQ, nepaliuosuotQ graf
kQ, albany, sijonistQ- If ar1n6-
MI, cielybeje arba visiskai e.
sanciq po svetimomis valdzio-
mis-, giliai apkainuojant Su-
vienytQ Americas Valstijll
Valdzios ir Tautos If Talk
ninkq saliq pagelba, teikiamq
toms tautoms, NUNS patterns
ir musq broliams namieje,
Suomi iskilmingai pranesame,
kad pavedame viska-g gwen
Baxter Springs news., 1918-11-15
GREATEST PARADE EVER
WAS The PEACE PARADE
Almost 300 Automobiles in Baxter Peace
Parade Monday -Picher Joined In.

There nothing solemn about the big parade in Baxter Springs
Monday but mighty impressive People shouted until they could
whisper almost three hundred Baxter auto
before Pher and then everybody lost count
the largest parade that took place Military Avenue
tp attempt giving full details Pacards, one
eterng He'll With the Kaiser and His Whole Damn
and humorous The kasers eg ap
and there through the parade In the stuffed dummy
white The packed with people and the din made
anything nau everybody shouted Fecrackers and guns
racket At intervals the whistles blew Every car was
flag and the ladies dressed in
carried the flags of all the allies Feeling
the boys of 6 noticed suspcus moist
others who Many people called
parade celebration that went with it, expected to
follow disappointed for almost quickly the streets filed they
emped when the entire automobile parade set out
townspeope and visitors followed m that
o'clock until after six the streets did not look different
Sunday AL the closed and after the parade
Joplin there was little to stay up town for
that there would be sort OF program
evening only small of the crowd in town. although
automobile and of the tOwnpeOS from
little the between 700 and 900 Local
did little business The evening consisted the
burning gy kaiser huge bonfire between acSon drug store
little mprompu street dance front OF
Scot's drug terminated the evening.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-11-15
NOBODY HOME.

Right preamble this little piece Of eome
isn't aimed SINGLE solitary but at what consider ysy
bad policy 1t has do with the farmers and miners standing around Bar
Springs Monday wondering nobody h
did work Monday of early and s
Baxter Springs which they had been itching TO do all day. they found that
organization everything but
deserted Joplin We don't the Chamber of Cmeres had
hand the play all Of spontaneous school boy small
town plot to the country fair and leave the the
field
Groups They and
waited until growing tired they boarded for Joplin TOWnspeOpe and
working Monday and finding Military blank
they followed o % Joplin
Baxter Joplin in what the fellows considered grand auto
pageant squawng cheering dummies and
pacards the gathering They arrived Joplin with the
pectaton doubt, of sampeding the town.
the shuttle What a big fish small pond
mnOw in the there The little show the boys
there added little however what Joplin needed draw
other towns like Baxter to the metropolis.
Joplin obliged recprocate viii Of
their travelling statesmen and local solicitors here the call and
get our business.
The business professional example the
trade WHO has the auay the inconsistency complain when work
ing goes to Joplin to buy his shirts and beansH
cOndnng mistake might be said that could
motives enter strongly into the ean and the
plans for fiOn Monday But wal and nevertheless there such
thing giving the trade of the deal retired farmer living
Baxter paid call Monday afternoon and remarked foOws
don't fellows this have the appeal
tnuay fellows from Joplin and buy at home" All
could do like little fellow that has been hit by big and
trying the other fellow by appearing good natur He
sad LOk merchants aren't they setting fine exampe! An
drunk the good
and not responsible entirely for what they ddand believe this true
To exactly just fellows including The
of who slipped and hid from the
bunch the folly of catering Joplin but not wanting incur the
animosty of the majority
There profit anyway the
fellows looking for profit expnS not in
money spent the trip but in loss Of prestige.
1t bunch Of fellows to Joplin but trip 70
Hoe Blue Mound St. Louis Pcer Mrose Neutral and Col
like However the Baxter automobile yester
day very impressive a Of these
towns where as it absolutely lost on Joplin
like this sounded too much like work than at hOme
haveb been best in order
will wake and do than stand Military
the direction Of the mining field and the farming territory
glorious destiny all ndy expect This thing Of follow
ing line of resistance bad well individual
the farming and mining territory treat? Isn't
disposed IN hos
ptay they are? No fairs trade weeks community nenmsn
good will for itself that week and greater
lifted should be and coming
will into nOcuOus deuetude with to
passing
Baxter Springs news., 1918-11-15
START CAMPAIGN
WAR FUNDS SAT-.
Campaign for War Work Funds
Will BE Started in Baxter
Springs Saturday
Morning

The United War Work campaign to
raise $4,000 in Baxter Springs for the
Y. NJ. C. A. and allied organizations
will be q onc-day affair in this city, II
present plans materialize-and that
one day will be Friday of this week.
There was Il meeting Of the wo-
man workers at the assembly room
of the Chamber of Commerce at 2:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for
the drive, and at this meeting was
decided the necessary details.
1t is the intention Of Mrs. A. r.
Kane, the chairman of women's war
work in the various drives, that her
same organization Of captains and as
sistants will be used in this work, as
in the other campaigns. She has de-
signated Miss Verna Canaday as head
of the work in making this particular
drive, and Miss Canaday called the
captains together for the Wednesday
afternoon meeting.
The United War Work is also being
pushed in the Baxter Schools through
the efforts of Prof. o. NJ. Rhine and
his corps Of teachers. Posters, pledge
cards and buttons have been furnished
him for the school campaign and for
the organization of Victory Boys.
Because of the same organizations,
used in other drives, being put back
into harness for this drive also, the
headquarters for this drive are at the
Chamber of Commerce with Secretary
c. NJ. Sarchet in charge. 1t is the in
tcntion to get all the work completed
in the one day, if it is at all possible.
The pledges may be paid in three
different payments-50fo cash or on
December ., $3.50 on January Is and
25ft on March /. OF the total funds
raised throughout the country, all of
it under the direction of the federal
government, $3.50 goes to the Y. NJ.
c. A., $500 to the Y. w. c. A.,
1860, to the National Catholic War
Council, 2.05fc to the Jewish war
board, $500, to the War Camp Com
munity service, 2.051c to the Amer-
can Library association apd 2.O5% to
the Salvation Army.