davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
2lmT Sem 23nleait t.iss
morris tuicScr.

9Saris. - Gs brooelt nieoec ge~
noItig i'm goIfnnzSeyenfeiiel 2ie
Serben Icaaupten oaB Die &llmducr
oas 9cn5e 9unat ue5men moIlen Emo
Iid iebr berausfor0erno bencgrnen.
Die Scrbcn erfldren lie batten Den
3beil 0cs 8onats beiebt, Der ibnen
BON ser 6rieoen5conieren5 ioweit 3u-
qeIprohen iei, Die Rumanen i6ienen
iih je0oc6 nidt on Ole 8efeble Der
5Srieoensconiercn3 febren SIT mollen.
Qratianu, Der rumdniide Rrenler,
babe oiicn erfl0rt, 9fltmonien meroe
0aS gou3e 9onot nebmen Denn mo-
tbig, nit 8emalt.
Ger 2luslanosminiiter Ser SSugo-
5lapen, 5runlbitid), fiinoigte an, Die
Scrben piiroen iih oie llebergriffe
Ser Gumdnen niht ldnger geialeu
laiien lrno ii6 nit @oifen8epolt snr
g9ehr iebcn. Die Rumauen ioaten
nitt qluu6er, ooB iie lid 2(Gcs her-
ausnebmen tonnten, neil iie Die nit
meriihe llebermatt hdtten 9ie 9fu.
.m0nen ben1hmcn lid i'm 8anat 9e-
ru6e 10 herousioroerno mic Die Sta
licncr in 6iume un0 ItiittCn iih ouf
@cbcimpertrGge, Die Idngit iiberboIt
ieien.
True translation HIed with the Postmsste
al Mi waukee sept a, 1919 as required ny
ba ac+ 1F nctoh hos g 1QTT
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
auet, peribine trSt3t Sem
GSngrei3.

Rnris. - General &eribing
bat iidD seiueigsrt, uOr benz &C.
seniuartis in Buris cine Inter.
indung lber Die YnsgGben 0es
am. 9riegSbepartemeHts iiib-
renoen GOngrefeOmite 5u er-
iaeiueu Inb Nusiagen 5n ma
deu.
Die SlusidjnfmitgIieber sr-
lieken cine @rflaruus, in Der lie
bsSauern, oak es Su einem Gon-
flitt Siuiidlen Wfilitdr- II. Niuil.
bcl)6rSen Der Ser. Staten AZ.
fUmmen iei.
gbs. SlanS CAB ipatcr nod
cine bcionOtrc GrflGrung ab, in
Der er iast, Die SaItnng Oes
Generals EeriIiins iei Gin Sei-
ipisl Der @leidlgiiltigfeit nno
Mtifadltnne, Die oas SriegSOss
partememt ,udbreno Ses gnu5en
Grieges ben gSiuifen beS &ul-
feS nuS ieiucr &ertreter ge9en-
iiber beicigt babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

Staaten, einen 5piiden 9riaaoege-
neral 6rouf Z. 8ines, 3ran5portn-
tionsoirector i'm am. arie9soeparte.
ment, uno 2oro ReoOing, @ertreter
Ser britiiden 8egierIlng, obgcihloi,
ienen llebereinfommen geroB,
$8t.75 an 8roBbritaunien gu be3ob-
len boben, etrpoS mebr olS Die 61lite
Der urIpriingIid pon gnglan0 geior'
oerten Sunue. Sm Bon3cn crbol'
ten 0ie GuqIonoer pou oen Ser.
Staoten $83,757250, 0o 1927 900
0}ann in britiihen Shiiien trans.
portirt ipur0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
tt,iliSn psrtpeiecrt l,ertras
&C Sem Genorei;.

8aibington, Z. Is. - Rrdi.
8ilIOn bat es a69elebnt, Oem
Senatsansiduf fiir ansmGrttge
glngelegenbeiten ben Gntunrf
Der @ertragc NIT Geiterreid),
ltngarn, Der Snrfei unO 8ul9a-
rien III nnterbreiten, nit Der
8egritnSnng, 6aR baOurh Der
Greentipe oas 9iedjt, &erfrGge
ob5nidJliefen, aus Der 6dno ge-
nUmmeu merOeu ruiirOe. ,Sn ei-
nem Sdlreiben an &orilber
gOoge erfldrt Der @r1Toent, er
baltc es inr nusgeidIlOiIen, oas
Beiud) Oes 4asifuiies 5u erfiil-
len unb linn bic &ertrGae por-
3nleseu, iOlunge Die lluterhanO=
lHHaen nod i'm Bangr inO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

8aIbinstOH, ,. &. 49, gbe er ieine
9roBe Reoetour 0urb oa5 2ono an.
trat, bat Rrdi. 28iIion cine ginIo-
Dung an 9Ir6eiterfiibrer, ,Sinan3Ier.
te, 6obricnnten mo 6ormer gerid-
tet, einer @onieren3 bci3unohncn. sic
anian9S October slrommentreten
linO ii9 nit 0cn 9lrbeiterpro5lemen
befaiieu ioIl.
Die critc Siblmg Sc. Gonierens
miro mahrhcinIid i'm @eiBen Sans
itattimOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

Ter 5treif Ser Brltbenleute
i'm Giitrict 9orFibire. GngIou6.
ueruriodlte gerluite sum 8etrage oon
: 9ltaionen Collars. Ter ron 6er
5rubenIeuten in % 3dhren anqe-
iaumeIte Streifionos BON St.40O,.
600 Duroe gansIl9 alfgabroudt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
Die gei6nmeen NIT 9lmcrica.

0}it Der GrfIdumg, ooB ooie Gbre
IWerico2 in internntionolen 6ra9en
nit Gnergie uno alugbcit oufreht-
erbalten muroe", gibt Der 8r1iioeut
pier Suupturiahen fiir Die nit ben
Der Stooten 6eitebenocn Rei6ungen
ou. 3uit0uoe an DER omericotiihen
G}ren5e; 9eihd6iQuug au3IGH0ii6en
Gi9entbunl$ in N}erico; Sdo0cn,
entItonoeu ourh lootlng oOer Ser.
Iebungen bon 2luslanocrn; GrQcb-
IniIIe Der 2lupeu0unq bon @eieBctt,
meIdc reoolutionGrc &oeen Ocrf6r.
perm. lin oieie llriohen aus 0en
0ege 8u rdumen, babe ole mericani-
| ihe 9ie9ierung uid)t ge}oaert, 2ll$.
ldn6er iiir Sdo0en su entida6igen,
bod mare e5 iUeiie, mcun Die auSIsn-
Oiihen IipIon1aten ihrc reip. 5taut$s
anaeborigeu annieien, ooriihtioer gu
iein Die J3ei6lnaen an Der @ren3e
f0nnten nit 2eidtiqfeit 0a6urd aus
6em 9eqe gerdumt mer0en. ooB Die
Iomericaniife uno Die mericoniife
l8eQierung DtobregeIn iiir mefiel,
ieitiqen BotrouiqenoieuIt treiien.
ge}ii9lid oe@ nicrten gcibunQ3s
punctes iaqt ErGiioent Gnrran}u,
oob oies Der midtigite un0 eruItcitc
iei, neil or oic mcriconi'he Soupc-
rGnitGt beeintr1d)tiQc. W}crico, 70
mic6erboIte cr NIT 0ad0rud, ner6e
es abioIut o6lebnen, Gui Iein gledt
3u oer3iften. oic Geaicrunq i'm 7Sns
tereiie 6es 2on0c5 81 lcitcn. un6
ner6e .nift Ie6iqIih 1or6ernnoen
Don RetroIeum Sntereiicn 6ciricoi-
gen
Rod einmol aui oen lcbten Gin
| foQ anertconiifer 3ruppen in Neris
co sur @prfoIgura bon 8on6iten 3t.
riidfommcn6. iogt gr1iiocnt Gar.
ron3a, 6aB oieier Ginfon cine iduere
gerlebuug ser Redlte D|erico's ne,
mqicn iei un0 Sic patrotiifen geFiih.
Ie Ser mericaner tiei berIett bo6c
lle6Pr bic Gage i'm Snrern 6es
Qonbes ioqt oic 9otihait, oaB 6c6cu.
teu6e 5ortifritte qcnadt un0 Re.
iormen einaeiiI6rt ieien Sic Qe.
liehungen merico'8 GIT frcundihoit.
Iihen Rationen mer6en ais an.
oauern6 gut be7eiflnet, NIT 9lus.
Innhme oon 8roBbritnnnieH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
8en. Sutbn geitOrbcn.

TretOria, Si6africu. General
2ouis gotba, neutrality-suspicious. uno
2onomirtbidafts.Mini ser Siio-
airicauiiden Union lit in 8retorin,
mad einem S5nfIuen8o-2ln ploe.
Iih geitorben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
sInid5lnf 9entidj SeiterreidD's an
9entIdllanO nnteriagt.

Earis. - Ter C6erIte Rot6 ser
6rieoensconferer8 beidIoB, cine in
idarfem 3on gebaItcne 92ote an 0ie
Oeutife &c8ierung 3u ienocn, in
nelfer ooroui bingeipieien miro,
naB Die IN ser 6eittiden Gerfaiiunq
oorgeiebene GertretunQ 9eutIdl.
Ceiterreih'S I'M oclltifcn Reidstoa
i'm Nioeriprildl ite6e NIT Dem Der,
trag bon 0eriailles. Ser Rath per.
Ianet, oaB Oieie Glouiel ser 0eriai.
Jung binnen "A Sa8en 9eItrid1en
meroe, mibri9eniaGS oia 2(Qiirten Qe-
3punaen iein miir0en, cine meitcrc
@eiebune oes Iinfen 8beinufers oor.
3unebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
MtrritO
prOttltirt,

Sarrun5a Ueriuebrt iif acseu fremNc
Giniuiidlnns in merieuniide SIuss-
!egeH1s;tsn. - Meritu iei pOllanf
imitanNe, iidl islbit su belfcu, wenn
auSIGnoiidDe Siesiernngeu es in
9inhc Iafeu. - Die MOnrus' 0oc-
trim weroe ME bic gluerfcnHung
Merico's fiuOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

4aris. - 9asler Renner, 6iihrer
Ser 0lterrei6iiden 6rieoenaoeIega-
tlon, lit nah 8ien abgeelit nit Dem
6rieoensnertrog, Der ON Irn9ta8
oeu GcIterreidern iiberreidt wuroe.
Sine ;Sriit uon 5 Sagen tit Den
Ceiterreiheru 3ur 2lnnabme oe5 Ger
traqs geItcllt mor0eu, Oof oeutete
Ser 3an3ler an, OaB CT mabrl6euI-
Iid nm meiteren 9hlfibub nddlnhen
L,perOe, oo sic 6Iterreihiihe 9tationols
(Deriammlung am Sanstag II. Sonn-
tua sur @rorterlng Der 9eOlngln9en
,uionmentrete.
N2it Oem &ertrag mtroe oen
GeIterrcihern Elm 9e8leititbrelben
slqeIteat, in melhem erfl0rt miro,
onB oas 6itcrreitiihe GoIf in bobcm
G}ro0e ocrontmortlih lei fiir Die
GaIomitdt, Sic in ben lebten . SoD-
reu ii6er europa bereinge6rodcn jet.
Geiterrcich babe Den &ricg 0nrh
Elm iiirSer6icn manuehmbares lllti-
matum prouocirt mo, obnc Den 3lt-
deit0u0niIien Serbieu's 8eb0r 3u
i6enfen, Die 6einoieIigfciten er6ff-
net, Die Direct Sen @eltfrieg entio6-
ten.
IaS l1ltimatum iei, pie iett flar
eriihtlih, MIR cine unauIrihtIge
GntI6uloigllng 8enpien, Ben arieg
Au beginnen, fiir neIhen Sic nlltofra-
tiibe &egierung in engcr 8crbin0ung
nit oen 6erridern Geutihlono'5
icit 2angem geriiitet babe. 1ie Be-
tDeiIiglmg 0itcrreihiifer 8eidiise
al Der gcIo1erlug BON 2iittid uno
Ramur, iei nciterer 9elpeis fiir Die
intimen 8e5ie6mgen, 0ie 5miiden
ser Gegicrlu9 in 98ien m0 Der in
Berlin beitanoeu.
Die 0Iterrei6i6e Delegation idei-
ne su qlauben, 0aB sic 9erantmort-
IiAfeit fiir oieic &ono1mgcn ein3tg
ouf Ser 0a6shtrger 2pnaItte ruhe
nno 6aB ous oiterrci6iihe 8oIf iid
Der 6oftborfeit fiir Oie SnnoIungen
timer 9fegieruu9 cnt3iebeu f0nne.
8enn oos &oIf Ceiterreih'5 in
Poem porberqebeuoen 9Sabren periudt
bdtte, ben milit0riiden @eiIt 8u 3ii-
qcln, irgenowelhen 8roteIt ge9en Ben
Qrieq erboben Bate, ooer feline ltn-
tcrItiitung permeiaert Bate, 10 t6nn-
te oieiem Ginmono iebt @eb6r ge.
i6erft meroen. 3batiadIih ober iei
Der arieo5ou56ruh in Mien nit 225Slt.
bcl beQriibt morOcn.
.G5 mar cine @oIitif Ser 91oIIen-
rorberrihoit mo ltntcroriiflna,
uplher ooS Bolt Ceiterreid'$ icine
itdnoige ltnteritiitun9 Iie6 1n0 0ie
cine ser ticicrlie9en0en llriat6en oe5
ariegs biloete."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

9lnh Dem 8enuB oou Sob
itorage" CurfGD un0 Deroorbenen
CliDen tri einem GIien In 4uionte.
q, itar5an ) EerionCn an ptomoin.
pergiftlins.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation fled with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, sept 1919, as required by
he set of October 8. 1917
@as Die Sritcn inns fir nnicre
6Glfeleiitnne bcrsdnen.
8aibingtOn, ,. s. - Sir ieocn
in britiiden ShiIfen iibcr See be-
ioroerten Nlonn per0en Die Der.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

Cine @iaua oeroalaEt2 in &o-
ton eiutu }lutouuiaG 5ie tad oen
Qcufcr III Ste Eaie, oieicr oerl9r 0a'
bird bic Gontro0c uber aic9taid'nc,
bic aeacn cinW 9oum iauitc; ) 8er'
ionen erlitteu 9erlesungens
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

2rei 4erionen nurocn qet6s
tet uuo 3 nnoere uerlett. OILS 3u
IonaIOion arf, Elm ga6n3ug Gin
Quto nieoerronnte,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filed with the Postmaster Z
at Mlwaukee. Sept 4 1919, as required
BY the act Of October 6, 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filed with the Postmaster at
Milwaukee sept. 4 1919. as required by the
Act of October 8. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filei with the postmaster at
milwaukee, Sept 4 1919, as required by
the act Of October 6. I9IL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
Scltcrrri6'S
6rieOr.

6rieoensbsrtras ben Eeiterreihern
saseitellt. - Sa6en feline 6aaoe
sm seuattiaen. = Strnfe Surf
ltnanfri6tigfeit nnO Sriegsindt
Dpaanf uerOient, erflGrt Die 6rie-
SenseunfcremS. Sdifial Oes
SanOes ansiflieflidD i'll bic SGnoe
Der @0lferlign gclegt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07
Nrbeit ltnO
Gapital,

0unfereui Oon Srbeitcrn nnS 9lr6eit.
9ebern Surdj GrGI. &ilIom cinbe-
rnfeH. - SOinHg Der Orimgenoen
mtrthIdjnitIiden grubIcme ion
angsitrsbt luerSen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation flied with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, Sept 4. 1918, a. required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

NIcritU. - 9ei ser GroiIrung oeS
meriCaniiden Gongreiie$ am |. 0ton-
toa mur0e cine gotid)ait 9rGi. Gor.
rou5a' ) berleien, IN nelder oie Sal.
tlug 0terico's gegenilber auSlduoi.
ihen 9oriteniugen beiouoerS iei.
tens ser Der. Staatert, bejiiglib OeS
&cbena mo @i9entblmS bon AuS,
l0noern pertbeiOiQt miro. Specie1
miro oarali biuQepieieu, oaB ougeb-
lid audi Nteritouer in oen &er.
Staoten ungeredt bebon0clt werOen.
| Ole @otid)oit pertbeioigt aud, Nteri-
cos gleutralitGt p6hreno oeSarieqS,
oie I'M mobreu Sinue 0eS @orteS
iuporteiiih gepeien iei uno protes
itirt oeaen oie 9cihiloi0una, Dab Die
mertcouiihe 9legieruuQ nidt imitou-
Sc let, 2eben uno @igentbum pom
2lu$l0noern 8u ihiibcu
@oIfcrbnnS nnS MOnrOc gebrr.
Grdfoent Garran3o erfIGrt, 0teyi-
co babe oesbalb INN 3uloiiung 5ur9}a-
tionen.9igd niht nud)gciud)t, neil
Oieielbe nidt aQe g}atioueu uuo
3oiien aui gleide Stuie iteae. Be
3iieIib Der Monroe-2ehre iagt Die
9otidoft. oaB 0}erico oieielbe nidt
anerfennen meroe, neil OieieIbe o6ue
cine 8iaensduBerurg oaer 86lter
9lmcrica's Elm ariterion uno cine
Qoilna aufiteGe uno neil iie Die
Souuer1nitot Merico's nit 9}ihtad.
hlng itroie.
ge3iigIid ser 8ctroIelimgeiebc
| i09t bic glofihaft ooB Die Re1ierng
bereit iei cine perIobnlidlc Soltung
einjunebmcn ooB lie ieooA ibre no-
tionoGe 5ouperGuitdt nidt ouiacbcr
peroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filed Nlthths postmaster Al
Milwaukee Sept 4 ai1. as reluIrsi bv
he act of Octobss i. m
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation ntel VITA the postmaster
at Milwaukee, Sept, & 1919 as requirsd by
the act of October s. 1917
SfIipere gerlnite Der gImericaner in
ben lebten ariegsluOden.
@nibingtun, 2. 6. - 2St Der 3eit
pom Suni bis sum Aooem6er 1918
iinb, mie oas itotiitiite 2(mt 0e5 Sc
neraIitobes in @aihipbtou befannt.
aab, BON ie 1000 Maun aompf.
truppen ser onericaniiden qrnce an
Ser 3eitfront sos N}onn in Ser
Sdlodlt get60tet uorocn, m0hren6
oas 9erbaItniB BET sen 6ritiiden
3ruppen ASS NOR. 8om 9Sunt bis
}um Iouen6Cr 1918 batten Sic 9ri,
ten 5S.494 Sic 9lmericaner 1853
loote an DER 9Seitfront.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filed with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee. sept = 1919. as required
by the act of October 6. 1871
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translAtion nled with the Postmsste
al Milwaukee. sept. 4, 1919, as required ny
the act OF October 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation ulsi With tbs postmaster at
Milwaukes sept. 1918, as required By She
act Of October .. 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

Trne translation tiai wi,h the Pos imaster II
Mll~aukee. sept l. 1919. as requirsi b. the
act Of October 9 1915
WiHndlen untsr Griegsredt?
Gopenbaapn. MHHhcn, ojc
Sauptitaot garcrtS. ite5t inter
arieasred1t, uie Copenhagen auf
8run6 ciuer g}cIouHa 6cr @crIiner
. Ieuiiden es}eituna" dcrif)tet
2(n ocherrifen0eu Nuncten limo auf
Den 5traben Waidineu1euebre ouis
9eitedt porOen, ingt Der geridt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-07

True translation filed with the Postnas
ter atMilwaukee, $ sept l. 1919 as required
by the act OF October 6. 1917.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-12

COOLER" has a letter from
Hoke county in this issue.
| T. c. Guthrie, Of Charlotte,
went to Johns Hopkins Monday
night for an operation. His wife
went with him.
Among those who attended
the good roads meeting at Mon
roe May 10Th was county COM
missioner ]. w. Capel.
Rev. ]. M. Page, of Hamlet,
will 60 to Siler City, next Mon
day to assist in a revival at the
Baptist church there.
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds and chill
dren went to Ellerbe Springs
hotel on Wednesday of last week
to spend a month at this resort.
Elsewhere in this issue can be
seen the law that requires thresh-
ers to make sworn reports of
grain threshed. Read it, if inter
ested.
Preston B. Pegues reached his
home last Saturday, receiving his
discharge from Camp Jackson
June 9th. He served overseas in
the DISCRIMINATION Train, 10Th
division, and landed at Newport
News May 21st. From Newport
News he was sent to Camp Tay-
lor for his discharge, and then
transferred to Jackson before
finally getting out.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-12
PERSONAL

Social items on pages two and
FIVE.
Atty. Fred. w. Bynum went to
Alabama Tuesday night to take
a deposition.
Ben Stubs began work last
week in the furniture store of
N. w. LeGrand & Co., at Hamlet.
Rev. C. B. Austin, formerly
Baptist pastor at Mooresville,
arrived at Laurinburg last Satur-
day to become pastor there.
Atty. ]. r. McLendon went to
Washington Tuesday night on
business; he will return Friday,
coming back by Wake Forest
College for the finals.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wall, Miss
Alice Vanderford, Mrs. George
Shannonhouse and Nathan Le-
Grand motored to Blowing Rock
last Friday, returning Tuesday.
In case of 1sadore Christ VS.
Elmore Maner, in Superior court
at Laurinburg last week, the
plaintiff failed to appear in court
and make prosecution; Judge
orders costs taxed against plain
tiff.
]. K. Belk, former Seaboard
baggage master, a few days ago
pleaded guilty to theft of trunks,
before Recorder Austin at Ham,
let. He was sentenced to four
months in Jail in one case, and in
another fined $3.50 and costs,
Jimmie McCollum and Arthur
Reynolds came home last Satur-
day night from Charlotte where|
they were working in the relay
office of the Western Union.
They belong to the telegraphers'
union, and walked off when the
union went on strike.
David Easterling has bought
the interests of T. E. and P. S.
Cooper in the Bank of Hamlet.
The new officers of that institu-
ton now are: T. M. Rose, presi.
dent; S. 0. Bauersfeldt, vice
president; David Easterling,
vice president and cashier; W..
K. Mcneil and J.E. Stewart,
asst. cashiers. |
&c. Duke one day last week
while on duty at the Seaboard
depot here carried out a message
to a passing train. Just as the
engine passed. the cowcatcher
struck a small rock, bouncing it |
with such force against Mr.. |
Dukes leg as to very painfully |
hurt him. He had to be carried
to his home at Hamlet.
Misses Finley and Turner, of
the local school faculty, will
leave the 21st for University of
Virginia for the four weeks
summer course, after which they
will be engaged in special in
struction work under the State
Examiners = Miss Turner to
teach in the Summer School at
Rockingham beginning Aug. 4th,
and Miss Finley to teach gram
mar grades in the Mecklenburg
county summer schoolin August.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

Buy your wife piece of Pyrex Trans
parent Glass Ware for her Xmas pres
ent. Every piece guaranteed against
oven heat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
FEED AMERICA FIRST.

The record breaking exports for June the culmi
nation of policy the administration extended
period many furnish food and clothing
the afflicted people OF Europe regardless OF how
population suffer thereby. While the presi
peace conference he gave evidence of his
soctude nations of Europe. and his
tonishing disregard welfare America when he
sent the cryptic cablegram asking for the
grant OF lump 100000 for the purchase and
in the bucket quantities of foodstufs that
have been denied people in order that the Jugo
Savs the Czecho-Slovaks and the AlsaceLorrainers
should 90 hungry.
policy Europe first and America last has been
the deliberate Individual personal mapped out by
nobody else but Wilson himself. Congress clothed
The president authority such from
the United States he fit There no restric-
tions whatever put on that grant His the power
feed America or feed Europe chose the latter
and now we the result. The constantly mounting
cost Of living has continuous warning Of what was
coming but Mr.. Wilson remained deaf 10 the cries OF
distress from country, and turned his ear only
TO the entreaes aid that from Europe where he
sojourned for seven long months
Now he seeks to have congress pull his chestnuts
out Of the fire IN effect says the and house
You see what a strait are Find solution" l.
from the blighng effect months Of Wilson misrule,
then We will hear the president crying 1t up to a
Republican congress and they failed Elect Democratic
CONGRESS and me and we will everything TO rights
But since the campaign 1915. when the people
buncoed by He kept war they have been ac
csoned to draw their conclusions from the official
acts OF the executive. already, in their own
minds fastened the blame present conditions where
belongs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22

ton detail and Judgment in driving and handling the
which brings the cost Of operation down. And it is
nothing breeds this necessary quite as
rapidly quite well the practice of carefully
checking up operating expenditures
The items which tell heavily operating are
charges'-deprecation insurance license
fees These termed fixed charges because they
main the same regardless of the the
is put to.
The other items which be considered and which
dependent the amount OF mileage covered for
fuel. gasoline. oil. tires, supplies and repairs.
If automobile could but realize the full
increased efficiency and insurance trouble
which tev could by intelligent attention and
adjustment TO their outlined in their instruction
books. upkeep would decrease and
their satisfaction increase in proportion
The cost OF the upkeep OF a depends entirely
the II he it carefully and economically he
will surprised the result This is the day of the
II you have and afford is the
time buy They will be cheaper Next theJ
will than they do now. Any dealer whose
advertisement is in this paper will be glad advise
you and is ready talk things with you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
The Passing ShoaU


attitude Of
THE tobacco reformers
former e always WONDER ""e" ''''S
WHAT improvements he VIII insti-
forts
THAT some congressman make
IN serving the people in their long
Prince Alherts
THEY wonder why on earth
SOMETHING doesn't happen
CHILDREN are great institutions and
- ''''''' seem
DISCOVERED the fact quite early IN
s-,s
l.
salome
IN the dance of the seven wells
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
THE DAY OF THE AUTO

In the advertising columns Of this newspaper today
are numerous advertisements Of the industry
and its associated equipment. This special edition is
but an evidence Of the in autornob
ing The automobile industry years ago showed
its greatest activity in the spring As waned
and winter drew slowed that is SO no
longer The auto industry is all-yearround in
dustry Cars have reached such perfection that they
are always ready for matter what the wea Their
In fact the auto is of winter necessity It is
in summer and hence the business is brisk
it in early spring.
Perhaps you've often heard said that its the
first cost, but the running costs. that tell when ooma
TO owning automobile Mayhaps also hearing that
remark have mentally calculated: "Oh don't know,
1t does not cost much!" and let it 60 that.
But do you really know what costs you to operate
your car? True enough. the cost IS much-bal-
aneed against the service the renders you
recreation it affords it is trihe. Il is inter
estng to note however. that scarcely in
hundred has idea Of the Of operating
his
1t is also interesting that given cars the
make and model and granting that fuel and
oil prices the gallon, will cost
deal to operate than the other As general
rule it's less of individual and