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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION

Whereas June 26h 1918, has teen designated National War Savings
Day by Woodrow Wilson President the United States and by the Secretary
of the Treasury and,
Whereas the Missouri already subscribed Twenty
Million Dollars Of its Seventy Million Dollars quota but has been surpassed
by at least other state the unor and
Whereas War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government
sold upon the favorable and such denominations be in
reach Of the humbet citizen; now,
Therefore, Frederick D. Gardner Governor Of the State Of Missouri do
hereby proclaim Friday June 28h War Savings Day throughout the
all citizens comply with the qlest the President suspend bus
and labor Throughout for portion that day, that all de
few hours in the service Of the and attend War Savings
meetings each community and ~ making National War Savings Day
that the Missouri has lead other
activities 1t the rme from the pow the professional from the
office the business from the the mechanic from the shop, the
hborer his task ohe community gathering the 28h and hour
all be- the firing line partners with the Government and the
boys in France, Belgium and Italy in the
May all your place subscription Savings Stamps
at the maximum mark, that lead iu everything
senial to the successful prosecution Of The
lu testimony whereof have hereuno hand and caused be
affixed the Great Seal Of Missouri.
il FREDERICK D GARDNER.
SEAL By the Governor
- JOHN L. SULLIVAN, Secretary o State.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13
When You Write to the Soldiers -

Postmaster Bolles is in receipt Of a
ruling from the Post Office Department
which he desires to give the widest
circulation. In mailing matter to tie
boys over seas, it is necessary to give
addressec's rank, Company, Regiment.
OF organization, Division, and then
finish by writing in full American Ex-
pedi,onary Force" You are especial
ly cautioned net 10 abbreyiate the last,
as "A. Z. f." may mean Australian
Expeditionary Force, and the confusion
will result in delay, and possibly the
mail being lost.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13

front lines were driven into the gulch
until it was filed and their comrades
behind rode over them, not to victory
but TO defeat,
So between the brutal Hoherzol erD
and his vision Of w9rld empire has been
the hidden pitiall that he with his sure
understanding Of materialislic forces
could not see. This was and is the
moral conscience ol the world In
America this cried aloud in protest
against the cruelty OF the huns even
when we were being asked to keep the
scales Of neutrality evenly balanced be-
tween the brutal Pfussians and the al
lies fighting for our liberty as well as
Tor their own. Even the powerful
voice Of President Wilson asking US TO
be neutral in thought and word passed
unheeded. The great heart Of the
American people refused 10 be neutral
in the face Of organized rape and muir
der This public conscience stirred to
terrible indignation by the voices Of
thoughtful men al las, aroused sleep
ing leadership TO tardy action so that
now We ere proud 10 take our place
beside the fighting nations with whom
our hearts have been during these tty,
ing years. The physical strength Of
this nation is now united to its moral
force to make liberty secure in the
world. Not unlil liberty and justice
are secure, not uu,il the las; Hun
stands diaarmed before the stern aysn.
ger ol oui5aged humanity shall the
sword OF America be sheathed. We
took the lethal poisonn Of a lalse
philosophy that told US we were not
concelned with the sources from which
this terrible fed burst forth. Upon
our sluggish complacepcy the kaiser
leered like a grinning devil enjoying
in advance the day when he woulC
feast upon our iatness. ThsDk Coz
that was not to be We have joinec
the battle before it was entirely tot
late. Let US haste with unresting step
10 where our brave comrades slrugGI,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13
The Meetings above referred to will be held
at every School House in Taney County at
2 o'clock in the afternoon, June %.

that our children may be free. No
longer does America look upon the
faces Of brave men going to battle with
shamed and downcast eyes for now we
march beside them 10 where the Prus-
sian machine still beats against the
wall Of strong men who stand between
our homes and dishonor. With high
resolve we 20 TO meet the hour that
shall make this world a f. place in
which to live.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13
Special Announcement for War Savings Meetings to be held in
IaneY County lune e. 1918

The people Taney County expected subscribe for and purchase
during 1918 War Savings Stamps the maturity value Sl800O0 In order
distribute this allotment War Savings Stamps equ5y the
parts county quota each district
will be stated the opening the meeting each school house June 2S
the total county, will Decsay
each school district subscribe the allotted it, This will impose
burden he district each does his duty and the
conducting the meetings each school district have been instructed
upon the total allotted being subscribed before the
meetings adjourned.
(Sgred) GUY B. MITCHELL,
War Savings Chairman fancy County appointed by State
War Savings Director, Festus Wade under the authority
of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United States.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13

I am so sorry 10 hear Of so many
pretty girls getting married back there
/ I do hope there will be one left for
me when come back for I haven't
learned the Fteuch language and am
afraid I would never be happy with a
French girl for a vile.
We are getting along fine now with
our artillery drill. We have learned
to fire Tour point seven" fairly well
but we are not perfect yet, Battery
E was the first Battery in the regiment
to do real firing.
Each man has a different position on
the gun and different duty 10 perform.
I act as No. 6, My duty is loading
the gun, or pushing the shells into the
breech after the range is given and
the fuse timed. Each she'll weighs
IS pounds and il is no small days work
10 handle them all day long,
The shells are filed with small shrap
mel about the size Of small rifle ball
and are arranged so that they explode
a certain distance from the gun. This
throws the shrapnel in all directions
ard does a great damage to the enemy
Some shells are made TO explode up
on coming in contact or striking some
object strong enough to offer resistance
10 the she'll. These kinds ATE used to
0l,w UP trenches or breast works.
! have seen a great many troop trains
pulling out ,f here carrying soldiers
aud all were laughing and yelling like
hey were going eff on vacation in
stead Of to 10 fight I don't believe
there is a single soldier in this camp
lha, would be left behind and let the
rest 20 ever if he could help it. 7
know ! could never be satisfied at home
now until this war is over, knowing
that I was let ing some one else fgh,
for me.
hate to leave my home, my moth
er, my brothers, sisters, friends and
sweetheart, but would hate to be cal
led a Stacker and would hate TO face
my mother and tell her that she had
raised a boy that was afraid 10 fight for
her
II this war is lost, it means that we
are all lost. There will be rothihg to
live Tor, for life without liberty is
worse than death" and the world has
its eyes on the U, S. and her army; it
is up to US 10 win this war and TO win
it at all cost.
I heard a man say the other day that
we boys were all Jewellers" l asked
him why, and this was his answer
Because you are going to put new
set OF works in the watch on the Rhine ,
l hope the new set Of works will be
the Star Spangled Banner
As I have no time to write more l
will give you verse Of iayorile song
Of mine, only wish to use Funston
instead OF Broadway:
Good bye Funston, Hello france
We're ten million strong,
Good bye mothers, wives and sweet
hearts,
Il won't take US long.
Don't you grieye while we're there,
It's you we're fighting for
Goodbye Funston, Hello France!
We're going 10 help you win this
war.
A sincere friend
7. B. THOMPSON,
Bat L, 342, +. A. S9th Div. Amer
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ace
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white Yolugblooi OTIS
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Floyd Bouehur Walnut Shndo
Allen Arthur Jennings Protein
: William Bruce Eyrrsulc Bruu,un
Norman Fahy HlNu-it walnut Shade
lu Inny Curt, Williams Cedar Crock
II Oryillr Alfred Bmdl"y Brn,on
y Jerry Murphy Gideon Day
Is William Henry Kelsey Garrison
II Palry Bryan SchwrVlrr Dickens
Is prury i. McMiIlvn kan,u, CitS
10 William Wesley IAthrop Tuu,yNillr
Il Vince Presley li"dl'fu Dickens
Is Lincoln l,uur Everett Forsyth
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Ia Henry Lewis rorn,tt Cedar creek
p Harry Joe Moore Powyrsitu
- Wallace CIidc Adams Protein
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- Manfred Parker Pierce Erndlcyyllu
- Johuir Nulhun Hudulph irUusuu
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=, Ella Bryuu MiddIcton Forsyth
so Afford Bryan Park, cedar Creek
i3i william Gordon Clark ki,syc MilIs
80 joel oliver Gideon nickCn,
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/ Il Jesse Alexander SnOwdon Cedar Valley
/ ~ Homer Ralph ClarksOn Protein
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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1918-06-13
Further Registration Of TaneY County
Man Power

Below We give list of boys who have
become 81 years old since June S,
1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-28
MEX. ESEl. SEC()NDO
Pals PR)DUCTOR
De PETR()LFO
Los petroIsros quieren que
Sc reSue|va e| DrObIe=
ma del traRsgGfte


NuEVA YORK, Mayo 27.-Las
cmprcsas petrohferas que tienen
prOpieiadcS en- Mexico han recibiGc
infcrmcs de las demandas que Ia CO.
mission de petro!eros que fue a IA clu-
dad De Mexico q coafercnci@r con e!
SubSecrctario de Hacienda, nan pre-
scntado dicho funcionar;o.
Quieren los p2,roleroS que Sc re-
glamenten 10 mas pronto que sea
pcsiblc, Y de una manera definl.lva,
los articulos II 81 de Ia nueva onS-
tituci6n en- 10 que respecta 4 Ia IN
duStria petrolifera en- el pals, soste-
niendo. que micntras no Sc haga Ia
reglamentacion debida las cmpresas
no podrar, continUar deSarrollanGo
sus trabajos en- vista de que no sahen
cXactamente 4 que atenerSe.
Han peddo. adema&, "a modifica-
cion del decreto eXpedido en- e! mes
de febrero ultimo que graya con fuer-
tes impuestos los terrenos proGucto-
res de petroleO dcereto que conslde-
ran los petFoleros como uno de los
cue mas directamente afectan a sus
intereseS.
Est;n insisticndo. por otra parte,
en- que q gobicrno solucione en- Ia
meior forma possible el problema de
transportc del petroleo. pues de con-
tnuar la SiJuaci6n como Sc encuemtra
en- Ia actualidad. Sc reducira gran
demente la production de! aceitc, 4!
verse mGchas compaHias obligadas a
ccrrar varios de pozos. por no con-
tar nj con tanQues para almacenar
Ia enorme production que Sc est; OBJ
teniendo nj medios para sacar el pro-
ducto cor destino al eXtraajero.
Mexico. dicen los petroleros, esta
en- condolences de ocupar el segundo
lugar entire los paises productores de
petr6leo. es decir, cubrir e. lugar que
ocupaba Russia, lu@ar que gued6 ace
falo debido a las condolences reinan-
tes en- aquel vaStO pals.
CCnsideran cue cs esta ia meJor
cpcrtunidad para que Mexico ocupe
ei sltIo que le corresponds por su enor-
me production petrolifera Y Green que
q gobiemc debe contribuir, a clio
dando facilidades las companies en-
veZ de estar ponitndoles serias diff
; cultadeS
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Mas oplniones
acerca de Ia
ruptura con
Cuba
Green en- aiguHos circuios
que no tieae Ia imD0r-
tanCia que Sc Ie Ila
querido dar
rrirGrama especial pa:a "A PRENSA.

NUEVA YORK. Mayo 27.-Sigue
slendo motive de "randes cumenta-
rios de Ia inform@cion que sc ha rec
bido del !lanamiento del ETcar%ado
da NCeoc!us cIrranc.sta ca ID !;aba-
na.
Tn 10 general, en- los circGlos me-
Hic@los Ia opi3Ion ne p.eva.cce, g
Ia dc que cl asunto no ticHe IA i'm
p0rtancia Que se !c ha qUerIcc dar.
RI Consulate meyicano ha maHifes-
taGo que carcce de information De ca
!actcr Official sobrc este asunrn. pc
70. u pgsar de esta declaration. Sc
cree qu" el texto de Ia nota de Agui-
lar, que ha sido pu0Iicado. es exacto
de! todo.
En- los circulos carrancistas sc e,;-
presa II opinion ie que in de.crmi-
naci6n tomada por A@uiIar os pruden-
te desde 81 momento Ell que conStitu-
ye Ia meior G&nGra de evitar comp!i-
caciones : una possible ruptura con
Cu5a SIN entralar cl peligrO de di-
ficuiradeS ulJcrCreS.
En- los circu!os meXicanos ;Hde-
pcnGicntes Sc dice que ei inUsitado
paso dado por CarranZa l!eva en- Il
un error. puesto qIe deja Mexico
sin representation en- Cuba, va CUE
{! gobierno n;eEicano So h. rehuSa-
do Seguir los precedentes eXisten-
(Pasa a la Ia. Pag. Col 5a.)
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SE pROPORCI()NARA
CARBON ALOS
bARCOS De
ESPAnl
QUE YAYAN 4 MEXICO
Asi 10 diSpuSieren en- laIs-
Ia de Cuba
scrvirio Especial para Ia PRENsA.

HABANA. Mayo 27.-NIediante un
convenio he:hc por las autoridaGeS
espanolas en el Conseio de Comcrcio
de Guerra de los Estados UniGOS. que
tiene aqui IN Representative autori-
ZadO. Ell 10 SGcC>iVO sc pr0porclonara
4 tod0s los AaycOs correos espanoles
que Sc Cirijan Mexico, ei carbon
neccSaTio para que nagan su vac
de Ia Habanq = EeracruZ
E. "Nontavideo''. barco nue acaba
dc rcgrcSar De aruas meylcanas ira
ycndo pasaicros Y carga, recibio aQui
una cautidad &c combustible bastan-
te para su viaje a la RepuGlica me-
Xicana = Su rcyreso 4 Cuba, pOr ges-
tiones que hicieron en- ese sentidO los
representatives de las enlpresas navle-
ras espanolas.
Parece que Sc elevaror al ConSe-
10 de Concerto de Guerra schedules
para CUE Sc FicieraI por tempo in
definido Ia concession que Sc otorg0
para el "Montsrideo' Y cue el refe-
rido CouseJo dc Concrete de Guerra
contcStd favorablemente.
Ahora Sc ignCra 81 Seguira adelan-
te ell convenio. 81 Sc modifica te-
riendo en- cuenta "a actitud aSumida
por el gobie-ao de C2rranZa con res
pecto 2 Cuba.
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LOS REPRESENTATIVES MEYI-
CANOS FUERON OBJETO De
CRANDES ATENCIONES
iPUr el Enyiado EspeciaD.-


MCALLEN. Texas. Mayo 27.-La
Rio GrarGe Conservation ASSOcla-
ton celeb-9 en- Ia manaHa de hoy,
confurme esta5a anurciado. ST prl-
mera session. Mr. NcCol. PreS-dente
Dcrmanente de ella. Giu IA bieavenida
a roaaS las deJegaciones. en- un dis
curse con el que Sc abrio la conven-
ci0l. Contesto a ella Mr. J. Fl. hIrE-
patrick. de San AG-oNiu, y 81 Sc
guida hicicron uso de Ia pajabra
otIos varies orado-es entire l"s que
Sc contaron. Nr. ScHg DeU-schman,
r. j. Hand. m.emorO lie IA iom!sign
Consul,or3 DE IA Association. j. Il.
Tay'-. Presidents cc J. .&=.a-2 d
Coa,=rrio de San Antonio, Gui.le~mo
VI. S-euiH, consul lie Mexico en- Sa1
.An.ouio; Antonio VI. Fr,sto. lnGen.e-
70 I, a CcmjSl#u tc irmiJes: Llcen,
.a.r Eduardo Tamar.l. l-0acic f
Lozano, director de IA PRENSA y
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La acusacion Sc basa en- que en- el
equipaje cue le fG6 revisado. Sc le
encontraron eienplares de un peri6-
dico que Sc edita en- Guatemala V
que es 6rgano Ie pub!icidad de los in
tereses alemanes en- Centro America.
En- tales eiemplares aparecen arti-
culos en- defen>4 de la causa alema-
na ' de ataqua Ia causa aliada
AdemaS, Sc ie encontro un ejemplar
de una obra intitulada "Iberismo Y
Germanismo', cuya circulation esta
prohibida en- este pals.
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GRacE lDsK nEPaRTE kbIGABLEMEHTE EN- Sl)
Zelda CON E. LC0RREsPONskL De la PRENSA"
''Confeso que I'm da anne csc Welcoming que Sc
llama Doctor Roberts,, dice sonr1e

compatriotas-dijo Grace insk-al
punto de arreglarse ei pciaado con
una mano fina Y graciosa.
" 81 djeramos lstea.--replica-
moS-"qae qliza mas que suS mis-
mos paisanos?".
"Lo crecria, porque de Sobra sc
que los nexicanos tienen una alma
propicia para la mujer. sen nimien-
tos p!adosos pare su deniIidad. Pero
yo Observation-Disclosures ma
mana pasado. ante los iueces, Y
cntonces conoceran todoS 10 que has
ia ahora he callaio, siQuiera para
que no Sc me iuzgue nj loca, nj CO.
qqete"
(paso a 10 "A par T-OI Sa \
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PrOvisiOnes Y pertrech0s

Las fuerzas carrancistas, al eva
Guar Ia plaza, no pudieron llevarse
tcdos los elementos de guerra que
tenian en- los dos cuarte!es que ha-
bia en- la pobiaci6n. Los revolucio-
narios. al ocupar los dichos cuarte-
les. procedieron a apoderarse de las
municiones Y carabinas que ali habia
asi como de los caballos Y mulas que
estaban en- las cuadras Y luego de he
cho. prenderon fuego los cuarteles,
pues tuvieron nOticia de que una gran
cclumna de las tres arnlas procedente
de Puerto Mexico marchaba sobre Ia
plaza para recupcrarla.
Tambitn Sc apoderaron los revolu-
cionarios de las provisiones que ha-
cia pocos dias habian llegado a Mi
{pasa a Ia Sa. pdg. Col. 7a.)
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IA ASOCIACION De.
J)V. CRISTIAN0S .
En- fL CAMPO
TRAVIS
.IHVITAAL0S MEXICANOS
Br. Iacum Sc intereSa per
Ell Dpto. de llabla espanola

La Association Cristiana de J6ve-
nes ha establecido un Departamento
en- el Campo Travis, destinado exclu
sivamente los .o!dados de habla es-
pamela. Y ell cual ha quedado cargo
de Mr.. d. Macuam, un miembro dis
tinguido de dicha association que re-
cientementc ingres0 al campamentq
De instruction militar mencioHado:
Fl departamento dedicado a los
ml..ico -teXanoS Y en- general todos
los que hablen el idioma espanol,
que Sc encuentren en- ei Campo Ira,
Wis. ha sido dotado de todos los sa-
lones necesarios para el comfort, pues
Que hay, segIn nos dijo Mr.. Macum,
biblioteca, salon para juegos atleticos,
banos, etc. etc.
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In propagandista germanofiio
detenidO en- uba

UH guarc@aIteco que lego Ia
Habala procedente de Mexico bor-
do del "MoateY;deo". fue aprehendi-
do por el suh:nspector de Ia policia
secreta al serviriO de la oficlna ame-
ricana de esp onaje, acusado de ser
furibundo DrCpagandista german6fi-
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De interes y provecho para las
familiaS

Mr.. Macum hiz0 aver una vista
LA PRENSA para informarnos acer-
ca del establecimiento del Departamen
to de Ia Association Cristiana de Jove-7
nes Y para pcdirnos, al mlsmo t.em,s
20, que hicieramos saber al plblico q'5
las familas de los soldados que eS-66
tan en- ese Departamento pueden vi
sitarlo cuaRdo gusten.
Nos manifesto. ademas, Mr.. Ma
cum, que hcieramos saber que sc
halla perfectamente dlspuesto
prestarles su personal coop e.
raci6n todas las personas, va sea
de esta ciudad de fuera, Que ten
gan que II al Campo Travis para vi
star a los parientes Que ALI Sc Ell
cuentran. Para el efecto, Mr.. Macun,
hace saber que Sc le puede encontrar
en- el Departamento numero IS, Dept
Brigada, casi Ia entrada del Campo;
tPasa Ia ga. Pag. Col. 6a.)
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PrGstamos por valOr de Glen mil
pesos

Al ocupar Ia plaza, los revolucio-
narios procedieron inmediatamente a
impcner preStamos forZosos las
PARTICIPATES companias de ALI Y de
les puntos adyacentes, habiendo To-
grado reunir mas de Glen mil pesos
Gro nacio7al. Sc sabe que solo Ia
ccmpaEia petrolcra "El Aguila" sc
le eXigieron veinte mil pesos, los cua-
les entYeg0 en- el pIazo senalado por
los revolucionarios. Otras companies,
comerciantes Y partlculares, entrega-
ron canuidades diversaS, hasta COM
pIerar los cien mil pesos dc: que sc
habla.
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A las oficinaS ue poicia nos ful-
mos vi0lentameu5e Y nos encontramoS
all Ia muchacha rodeada de un CRU
DO de policias que Ia preguntaban
mas por curiosidad que por de5er del
oficio. FL tipo, realmente. no podla
ser mas interesante. Una morena,
o meior dicho "triguena", como decl-
mos en- Mexico, de oioS claros, de ca
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LIZ JUNTA DE- MCHLLEN, TEXAS,
DIO H1AGNIFICOS RESULT THD0S

Sc COnVinO en- trahajar pa
ra COHSeguir que los 60
biernoS de EE. III. A6Xi=
co Celebren III tratadO que
Dermita elaproyeCllamien-
to de las agaas del Rio
Bravo en- ambOS ladOS de
la irOntera
Uadnimomente y con eI mos
Q g. nade entusiasmo, me1i-
canos y americaROS, acor
daron TRAFALGAR en- favor
de un mejor entendi-
miento entire los
dos pnises
Loable proposition del
Srio. de la Camara de
Comercio de Eagle Pass
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-28
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able Decorations

In table decorations this year Santa
Claus will. beam from the midst of
patriotic place-cards and the national
colors mingle with the regulation green
and red. Here are little figures made
Of crepe paper, representing America,
England and France. They are sim
ply little pasteboard paper dolls with
printed or painted faces, dressed up in
paper clothes and tiny paper hats. To
make the table complete, Belgium,
Italy and Serbia are to be represented.
Each little figure might bear tiny
flag. They are supported by strips
of cardboard pasted to them at the
back and are to be used for place.
cards or merely for ornament.