Germany Uses Five Hundred Thousand On Aisne Front
An International News Service dispatch reports that Germany has massed about 500000 troops for the Aisne offensive. Analysts note German divisions may be kept near prewar strength and center thrusts near Amiens could be decisive. Observers debate allied reserves and the intent to drive a wedge between forces while Foch and Petain are cited as prepared to counter. Mrs. J. R. Erwin of Austin visited relatives in Liano last week.
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Mrs. Margaret H. Waits Rites Held At Graphite Cemetery
Mrs. Margaret H. Waits died after two weeks illness at her Llano river home near Graphite. Born in Lavaca County Texas, she married M. Waits in 1885 and had thirteen children, ten surviving. She was a longtime Christian church member and active in community aid. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Graphite cemetery with few relatives present.
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Dana Thompson
Austin
Callie Kunkel
Guadaloupe County
Clarence
George
Decedent
Christian Church
Automobile Mechanics Needed for Quartermaster Repair Ship
Information on pay and duties for the Quartermaster Mechanical Repair Ship is available. A letter from Deven Barnett urges skilled mechanics to enlist, noting pay from 30 to 81 dollars and the value of training. Applicants may contact the editor for details at the 304 shops.
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Llano County War Fund Totals and Kaiser Film Show
Llano County members report 119 subscribers to the Second Red Cross War Fund with total subscriptions and pledges near 4,855.07 dollars. The paper also notes a June 24 25 showing of The Kaiser The Beast of Berlin at the Opera House to raise funds for patriotic defense work and anti German propaganda efforts.
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Cashier Coh
Appleton
J. Baetory
J. J. Goatlery
Second Red Cross War Fund
Cass Taton
Castello
Valley Spring
Kingsland Sease
Field Creek
Lone Grove
Wield Creek
Valles Spring
Kingsland
Fred Cross
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Home National Bank
M. M. Moss
Women’s National Committee
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American Defense Society
Berlin
Opera House
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Chickens Bring Good Returns For Red Cross Auction
W S S Turbiville donated a fine rooster and Mrs Minnie Lee Kidd a fine hen to the Red Cross. The birds sold at auction on Monday for 200 dollars, the rooster bringing 355 and the hen 145 after multiple bids. They were sent to Marble Falls where they brought 50 dollars more. The note thanks Turbiville and others aiding the cause.
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EK. T. Turbiville
Red Cross
Minnie Lee Kidd
Willborn
Court House
Marble Falls
Turhiville
Registration Day June 5 Under Wartime Law
Local boards urge eligible men to register for military service on Wednesday June 5 1918. Exemptions for medical and divinity students clarified while warning that registration comes before any possible exemption. Instructions cover location hours and how absent registrants should handle their card via local boards and authorities.
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T Divinity
Maeticine
Wilson
Red Cross Notes and Llano War Efforts Report
Llano Chapter reports continued Red Cross activities with new cutting committee members and weekly work sessions. Camp Travis notes indicate recruits and staff movements, including stock raisers and mule packers, as part of ongoing war service.
German Drive In West Slowed Amid Keen Aisne Battle
German forces press along a widening front in the Aisne region near Vallly and Berry-au-Bac, driving Allied troops back as British and French units retire with supplies. Cantigny and nearby villages are captured by Americans as observers note fresh American involvement in major fighting near Montdidier. Casualties are heavy on the German side, with prisoners reported by both sides. American casualties appear light.
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