davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-05

2onoon 4. Gfto6er. Can't BEN
oiii5ieaen 9eridt pom Sonutag Gad'
mittaa ans Baris tpollen Die 6ran3o.
Ten ipieSer Die ansrifie Der 9eltld)en
3uriidscidIagen buben uuS 5rr Sf'
ieniiuc iiberseaaHgen ieiu. Mogliher'
ipeiie banoelt es lid, bier um oie 8e'
genb pom Rope, 100, laut einem offi.
Siellcn geridt aus Berlin Die 5ran'
,oien ans ibren SteIlungen beransge.
iporien nurSen. Soaten Die ipaieren
Rabridten aus Boris ben Sbatladien
entipreden, 10 piiroeu Die Sranjcien
nohmaIs beitrebt ieiu, Die llmgebung
Ses rcnten Sliigals Der 9eutl6en 81
oeriuhen. Elm llntcrnebmeH, oaB ig.
ren tros pieSerbclter @eriuhe in ben
ueriIciienen erei @oden nod nidt
geluneen lit.
Gie Geiitften ba6cn in Der 3ipi.
ihcn3cit pollaui @eleaenbeit gebubt.
lire @oiitionrn 3u peritdrfen unS I'M.
fer bicien llmitdnoen miro es pisber
on iebr ifIiperen aanpien tommen,
Sun Centrum, BON Ser gIisne bis sn
ben 9lrsonnen licseu Die tuobIper.
ihanotrn slrmeen einnnoer nod i'm.
mer eegeniiber, jeoen Nloment sum
slnsriif bereit, iaIls Die Gbierpationen
matcnoeu 5lieger cine nugenideinIib
ifwn6e SteIle in Der 5ormirung bes
5einrps entoefcn iollten sSie Der
irna5oiiite geridt beiaat, lit bier
uidts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ii meIoeu,
icbab in anbcren Aorten Ole Situa.
Iion poIlis unneranbert III
,sn Dem glrsonen 9iitrift. no oie
initcr tenn geiebl bes arcnprin5cn
iiebenSe gIrmee Dor einiaen Iagen ben
gerlit mndie, Sird Ole eiHien oeS
Jeinocs turh3nbrehen 1T cs tuieOer
gu beiiigen aanlpfen gefOmmen, BEL
lpeIden Die Geiitihci anBebIidb nad
slorSeu Su suriidseordnet porocn
fh;o. Sm iiioIidcn Bceure Tiitrift
naten Die 5rur5oieu, ibrer 9ebdup.
Iiing nad, .Ianeiame Sortidritte".
q. ben gaaisA iOtvia in 2ot5riu.
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Nad, Der Jrunt
Sat iid graiiOent @Oineare am
Sountag bcscLeu.
Gr iuiil bic frausOiiideu Srnppem Of
iIrer Sapierfeit besliidiuiInidem.

@orocaur, A. Gftober. grdii.
bert Yoincarc bnt in ser gaittass.
ihlnSe in Der @eolcitlIng oeS grcmier.
miiiiiiers 8ipinni nno oeS arieaSni'
niIters slleranore WiiIlerano Dor.
ceaur periaiicn, I'M 6em ShlndItieIoe
einen peri6nlidlen geildl abiuitattcir.
Die sSabrt lpiIr0e in einepl sIutonobil
angetreten uuS Der grdiioent oiiriie
in etipd orei Biz bier Saaen sllriid.
febren.
Ger grGiioent mill BET oieiem ge.
iildD nidt eilpa in ole itrategiifle Sci.
tlng eingreiien ior0ern Die Iruppen
nur ob Der BON iIlnen beipieienen
Sapierteit begliidtuiinihen. er bate
ifon ldneit einen Serartisen geilidl
gepIani. mar ieooh an Der glisfiib.
riing oieier abiidt ber6inoerf iporbciL
ipeiI er eiitfueSer bel oen tdaIiden Eta.
biiietsiisitngen ben 8oriis iiibren
mlBte. ODER neil Die @ilitdrbeb6rben
sen 3eiipihft fir einen oerartiscu
9eiua nidIt fur opportuu bieIten.
9ie GlInbe BON Der abreiie bes
Praiioenten mad Der Sront, CAB su
Sem Geriiht 9eranIaiilng, Sab eie
@erbiinbeieu einen entideioenoen
Sieg errungen bditen. Der iofpeit per.
beimlid)t ipiir6e lno oaB Der prdii.
bent iid naf Der Gront begeben babe,
im Dem enosiiItigen Grsebnih Sieicr
iisgreidcn sdlaft periOnlidl bei3u.
pobnen imo slugen3eilge Der Iieoe-.
lagc Der Geiitidlen Bu iein.
Gieics @eriidt iuuroe ieoob art.
Iid in glbreSe seiieat unS es DurSe
oarauf bingeiuieien oaB Die Sihia.
tion al Der sSront in Der ofii5icIlen
Grfmruns oes Radlmiitass acnau &c.
idiiocrt iuoroen iei.
3u allererit pirb Ser 9raiioens
benz Sanptauartier ,bes SSdlitfpm.
manSirenSen General Sofire, einen
sciut abitatten.
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GmsIanb
9atte 5rdntrei4 Dor benz @inriiden
Der beutIden Sruppen in Bel
glen feine llnteritiiBung
5ugeiagt.
Cine GrtIdrung in bisiem Sinne fat
Der Itiniitsr bes 2leuBeren opn
JagoD srIailen.

Berlin, A. Ot. (Qluf orabtIo.
lem Bsgs in 5appi0s, g. g., einge-
trOftsn.) Die bGniIae 3situng IRA.
ttonal Sitenbe" Osr0ffsntIi6t cine Gr.
tldriIn9 bss oeutT9sn Rinifters bes
4euBsren gottIieb bon -SSnsop, in ipes.
DER an9sfii9rt tpirb, bab Gnslanb
ebe Die osutfaen Sruppen J.. gelaien
eEHgeriidt paren, 6rantrsi6 feline linz
tsritusang Osriidert bate. GnsIanb
bate, Dis 9err Don Sagop fast, lid,
fur ben &riss por6srsitst, inbem eg in
ben oerf6iebenen 9Gnbern aeasn
Ssutitlanb gebest uno naa Der all
ten engIii4en Rstbobe bic suropdi-
idsH SoHtinsntaImadte sesen siranz
Der ausgeipieIt hattie.
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@errficntlidpn iuieber einmal cine
9erluitliite.

2on6on, 4. Stto6cr. Gas amt
Iidc sreBburcnu per6ifentIidte am
Sonntag slbeno cine 2iite iiber
@erIuite, lpeIde Die gnslGnoer IN Der
StLaht on Der glisne iorpeit erlitter
BADEN. Die Cite entbdIt Die gtauen
BON 727 @emeinen uno llnteroffidIe-
sen uno es lit Sog erite WaI, iopeit
6ie Sblaht on ser gIisne IN Setratt
tomnt, bab @eneine un0 ltnteroffi-
,ieie i'll @erIuitliiten nufgeiiibrt rper.
Den, oenu biS6er mar MIR Der 8erluit
an Gffi3ieren offl3ieQ getneIoet NOR
Sen. SSu Der am Sonntag abeno Der
ofientIiHten 2tite ituo Die folgertoen
8a6lcu eutbnIten: 55 gefaIIen; $50
uernunoet, 33 pertplluoet uno oermibt
lme 800 perruiBt. 6erner tpltroe alid]
eine 9erIuitIiite BON Ofli5ieren oerDi-
lentlitt, lalt pelder ieit Der 9e.
tamltmadlng Der les.en 0erartigeu
2iite ie6s Sfii5iere 9eioGen IinO,
mdbreno atht ibren gBunoen erleaeH
u,i0 IL pertpunoct tporoen Ii1t0.
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Die Ser. gtaaten
WerosH Ourd bic eugliI6e Ularins.
poIitit sei6GOigt.

Berlin, 4. Oft. (atuf bra6tlo.
lem Wess in Sap0tns, g. s., sinss=
troffsn9 Die 6anbelstammer in 9re.
men bat sin gampSlet 6erausgeaeben,
IN iUeIdsm bic DirtbfdoftIi6en Sol.
gen Oes segenDdrtigeu arieges erDr.
tert fpsrbsn. Sn OieIem gampblet
tptrb Sarauf binssipiefsn, bab ourd
Die WfarinspoIitit gngIanbs bic neus
traIsn Staatsn geiaGbist perosn, bic
RORmatsriaI ousfiibren unb gang Be-
lonoers perben bur8 oieIe poIitit
bic Uereint1teu Stnnten nefrhGhiot
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0ngliidje Gbarferei
souboner 3eituna iinet bas aobIieb
Der belaiI6en Meadren.

souboner .3sitlna iinst bas ao6Iiet
Der belaiIben Meadren.
Berlin, 4. Sttober. (Qluf brabt.
IOiem Weas in Sdbpille, 6. g., einae.
troffen.) Sas engliIde 9latt ,9ra-
pRic" Iinat Oas 2ObIieo Der beIgiI6en
Deiber, Die iiebenbes @aITer auf oeut.
ife SOlbdter uesOiieH unb bic Soloa.
ten auf bieie @eiie iaper perbribt
boben.
Dos 9Iatt Sphere" oer6ffentIift
Gbbilbungen, peI6e seisen. pis Dei.
ber duf oeuti4e llblansn feuern unb
ianttionirt auf oieIe Wsiie bic S6anD.
tbaten Der Sranetireurs.
Die .Reb GroB" ma d. Rotters
oam unterpeas.
gauillac Srantreicb, 4. Dit
0as umerttuniite SoIpitalIhiff .9tso
Grob", oas 9lerats, arantenpflsaerins
men unb SoipitaIausriiitunse fir Die
Sransoien in 9orbedur unb an anoez
rem 9Idben uns auno seisst Bat, be-
finoet ii4 iest auf Der 5abrt uab Rots
teroaM.
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2(uf benz lpeitliden 5liiqel tpurben bic
Sran5oien 5uriidgei6logsn.

Berlin, 4. Stt. (auf brabtloism
8ege IN Sapoiae, 6. s., etngetrpf-
FEM Die fOIgenOe umtli9e 8etannts
madung purOe am Sonntug bier err
luiIsn: u8ei Der 8elagerung Don &nts
perpen purben bic Sorts 8apre,
ct. Gatberine unb Dorptpelb genoms
men unb bas Sort Baelbem tpirb Be-
lagert. SermOnOe, Elm isbr ipidtiger
itrotesif4er Puutt 1T genOmmsn
tporben.
auf unierem tpeitli9en Stiigel 1T
sin neuer fran8Oiii6er @erfu6, unTe.
re Sruppen gu umsingeln abgei4Ia-
gen tporoen. Die SranapIen tpurben
aus i6ren SteIunssn fiibli9 DON
Rope berausgenorfen.
9tusfGGe aug Soul iinO auriidgs-
IbIassr iDDrbeH unb bic 5ran5OieE
babsn bier6ei Iebr i1tRre 8srluIs Ct,
lttten."
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3eitid faneeu IN Der Sumitag Ra6t
iopis am Sonntag Wtorqen admpfe
Rah oem Often au Bis in Der Rdbe
DON 2andetsn, rlorbfpeitIid Don Maeit.
riht itatt. Gin gsrift pollts ss baz
BEN. baB 2anastsn in slammsn itaub,
aber BON anberer Seite purbe oemel.
bet, baB es fi6 BEL Der Tsuersbrunit
um Elm 9orf in Der RGbe ppn 2anae.
len bdnbeIt. Cine an5obl Tlii6.linss
limb in Wueitridt einsetrpffeH.
I'm Der oitpreubifden grsnse tobi
ber 4aripf rod INNER unb elmer gers
liner 8epei9e sufolgs, baben Die preu.
Ben sinen Sisa ii6sr bic Ruifen ba.
ponsstragen uHo beren Centrum BEL
queuitcpo burhbruhen.
Die S6laft bsi aratau entfpideIt
ish iebr laugfam. beOeutsno langia.
mer. als man eripartet bate, uno 10.
nett iino Don tsiner Seite irasnopeIhe
Hahri4tsn ii6er Die bortiseH @orsGn.
&c einsstroffen.
Srsi Wpnar4en. aoifsr WilbsIm,
Der Gar unb Der aOnia Der gelsisr Be.
ftnben ii6 i'm Telbe, uno nun 1T aud
Der prdiioent Der frun50iiI6sn Rspus
biit nah Der 6ront a6aegangen, UNI
bic fran3oiii6su Sruppsn au beiuten.
Der bsutfde staiisr mar iopobl auf
otm ipsftlihsu. ipie auf bem 0itli6en
ariessi6aupiaB, Der &0nis Der Bel
aisr mar ieit 9tnbesinn oss arieges
i'm SFelbe unb Der Gar lit BON ct.
PETERSBURG uad bem arisssi6aupIas
ubsereift. ipdbrenb 9rdiibsnt 9oincare
lid, beaIeitet BON mebreren Miniitsrn,
nah Der Ssront unteripeas befinbet.
Sn stdlien ionie in RumGnien
Fsrriden sepoltigs MeinunssperI6ies
osnbeiten bariiber. ipeIGe S6ritte bic
Regieruusen nit @ssua auf ben aries
tbun folltsn. Gin Sbeil Der gepDltsr,
una III fir uftibe gstbeiIiguna am
Sriss, lpdbreno bon unber.r Settle bic
GOrtbauer Der gseutraIitat selpiiuiat
piro.
Soils cine aus Rpm dm Sonntas
sinastrOffens glaari6t ben 9batIa9en
sutI2ritt. BSmIiG. sah- -sts!isR bsn,
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9eutitbe Grfolge in aSraufretcb
unb Sel9ien>
ll1id)ti9f D6bfn III ofr 1labf uon 1topf nad)
blnti9fn Nattpf frobfrt.

Safen 2tOlonu am 2tbriutiI9en Meer
befeBt bat. 10 biirfte Ois1sr S6ritt fat
3lpeifellos SSStaIien in hen &rieg per.
pideln 9tOlona, bus .9i6raltar"
be 2tOriatii6en Meeres tft fsit Sa6ren
iofpObl BON SeIterrei6 ipie au9 bon
sStaIien bege9rt purbsn. 8d6renb bes
&rieges spiIhen :Stalien uno Der Siirz
tsi als QtDlona nod tiirtiI4 mar, mar
es bic Saens eines paabalIigen Inter
nebmens feitens Der itaIienii6en Slot.
te unter bem aOmmanbO bes Ser8ogs
Der Q6ru33en.
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aeutide preiie
2obt bag ssasR gsSabIuna BON ensli.
ihsn 9srpfIidtunssu bonn Buns
bss ratb srlafIsns 0srboi.


fdsn 9srpfIidiunssu bonn Buns
bss ratb srIaiisns gsrtoi.
Berlin. A. CitOber. lqluf brtat.
Irfem @eae in SabpilIs. 9. I. tinss.
trrffsn.) Die b<uii6s prsiis iit elm
miitbia in ibrsm CODE oss rom Bun.
tesratb erlafsnsu gsrbOis, laut mel
dem bic 9egleidlmg bon engliidell
Horbsrunssn unisTfust ipirb. auf beren
Hssabluna man brdnsi. um bic bsut.
i6e GsI4aftslpsIt in gsrlsssnbsit gu
trinsen.
GnaIanb TIT burd feline pcIitit Der
6dnbsIsftSrunasn aud, ihOn in Mits
isibsnidaFt sesOstn ipOrosn. Der
.DaiIn Telegraph In aonbon sitbt
ndmIi6 Offsn au, BAH Surd bds snsIi-
ide 9erbot Der audeteinfubr biels bris
iif&s ssnbuitrisapsiGs psf3abiat ipsr.
ben.
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Jntmer siinftiser
y It taltet lid laut mtlts
der 8erliner q a 6rtd|t
bic sage fir Die
Deutf den.

- -
Oeuti den.
2onbon, 4. Stt. - 9iefolgsno:
amtIide beutide getanntura9ung traT
all S0nntag glbeno bel Der WarcoH!
@eIsqI6dft elm: Die SituatiOn auf
benz geIammtsn &riegsihauplaB gez
italtet iich BON Gag au Gag giinitiger
fur bic OeutIhen.
Ser Sberbefe5Isbaber Der Dfterreis
8ifhslnsariihen Sruppen. Gr5ber5os
Srisbria, unb Der 6iterrei6if9zunsd@
rii1e Sbromolger @r5ber3og 8arl
S5rnn5 2uoptg haben Die geIGmmte
Ditsrreihii4e Noroarmee iHipisirt uHS
ii6 auberDrbentli9 anerteHHenb auss
ssiprOden.
Die ruiIiIdsu SrlIppeu, tDelde bic
&arpatben iiberidritten batten uno in
bic @egenb Don RarmurOs eingefauen
pareH, purbsn suriidseialageH uno in
qrober @erpirrung naa Der guli5i>
ffen Gren3e Suriidqeiaat.
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Qrei Ger Sorts pom Anfwerpen dno
sefaaen nno ein uierfes Sort
if (&wer 6e(6doist.
3mil0em Soul 1tnO Neromn babeu Die
SSram5oien ll,tter e,tormett NerlmIten
s,pet Sperriorts alti9eben miiHen.


piamm pben
Sa II
il
Gr bic aH6hH Oh 9rn
grent StasmD
in
=
ort-S eSntidnG BEL
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@pIIsr 2obes ii6er oie gebanbIune be,
perpunoeteu Trau8pieu in
1eutIhlanb.

8erlin, a. Sttpber. (gtuf brabt'
lpiem Wese in SuppiIIs. 8. s., etnse.
trOffeu.l Sorquss 0elcufie, eiu SObr
Des fransDiii6en WIiniitsrs bes gIus.
mdrtissn, ber fia ais @erpuHbeter in
Oeutider arisssssfansenitaft befin'
Oct, 1T boil bss aObes .:ber bic Be
bunbIuno. peI6e ben perpunbeten
ssranaOisn in SsuiiaIauS su S6tu
fpirb.
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Ebios ocfoIe 9icgcnidJauer rmo
fiibicr ain 9iontas; oiu Ileniiag ttcil.
pliie bcluoifter 5iIuIuci
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@ Hen sic Griolse SCI
9entiden Bel antper

@oIIen oie GrioIee Scr
9entiden BEL antwer
pen ni6t 5ugeiteber
2oneon. A. Gftobcr. Der
bieiise beIsiihe geianSie bebaiiptete
am SonntaD, oaB er Iepeiden aus
sIntipcrpen erbalten babe, in Senen es
in slbreDc sciIeIIt miro, CAB orci Der
Sorts bon 9lnttuerpen gefnlIen ieien.
Gr gab 81. onf Sort @aeIbem bur6
Die Geutiden itarf beidaSiet iporoen
fsi. bebaupiete isbOd. Dab tsins Der
Sorts iid ben Geutihen eraeben bat.
ie unb Dab bic 9sIsier ii6 in far.
fen BoIitioneu bei1noen bic tie er.
fpIgreid eesen Die Teirtiden bieIten
Sn sinsr Depsfde aus gtniperpen
an Die Central gseips" piro bc5anp.
tet. SaB bonn Sort @aeIbam al.s am
Samstas ein gauges Siegiinent Der
bns Sort belnsernben Seutiden Erup.
ben pernidtst iporOen iei.
glanu2
gl ON, pid paris, 4. Stiober. &
Cine Depsihe aus apnIian.inupel
lauist: Der absbips III tatIGGlit Elm
Wsdngsnsr bss Sulians, Der ibm psrs
tcisn Eat, bic Gtabt pbns Griaubnis
bsa GuIiars All psrIaiisn.s
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Grfplge
Derben pffi3ieG Oom bsutI1en @ene,
rulItab betuuut gegeben.

9rei bon ben Sorts DON 2lnttperpen
iino genpmmen tporoen.
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Die GmaIdaber

Gren5e 5uriidgeJagt
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9elcaiie's &pbn

II pertpun0et lporoen ii1t0.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-26
Resolutions

Resolutions adopted by the Sunday
School of the Ohio Street Baptist
Church of Butler, Missouri, March
18th, 1914, concentrating the life
and character of B. F. Shouse.
In the providence of God our be.
loved brother, B. F. Shouse, long a
member of the Mems Bible Class,
was on the 9th day of February,
1914, called from his field of earthly
activity to rest above.
In him we recognized man of far
more than ordinary natural ability, of
wide general knowledge, unusually
we'll grounded in knowledge of
Gods word, Baptist of the old
school, true and loyal, accepting the
Bible as ''The impregnable rock" of
divine inspiration. He was a man Of
exceedingly deep piety, but without
cant, one who impresses those with
whom he came in contact with his
absolute sincerity and loyalty to his
profession.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-26

He carried into his business his re-
ligion and in high degree lived the
Christ life. In the home he was a
husband and father Of rare excellence.
In his life Behold an Israelite indeed
in whom is no guile"
No man whom we have ever known
has mere nearly lived up to his COW
enant than our departed brother. In
his life this Sunday School has rich
legacy; but in whose death it has sus-
tanned a great loss from its depend
able working force.
Therefore, it is resolved by the
Sunday School of the Ohio Street
Baptist Church of Butler, Missouri,
that these expressions of our regard
for our deceased brother and our ap-
probation of his example to us be
made of record and that copy there
Of be furnished to the bereaved fami-
ly, and to The Word and Way and to
our local newspapers, with request
that they be published. '
F. R. Allen, Sup't.
Verne Holloway, Sec.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-26

ter is the one under immediate discuss
sion.
Butler, Mo-, March Is, 1914. Miss
Fenton, teacher in the Butler High
School, caused great excitement in the
English department by advancing the
startling statement that she had seen
some little chickens some little
chickens. That is just what she said.
1t came about in this way. Lola Coop,
one of the members of the class was
explaining the intricacies involved in
the construction Of brooder. The ex-
PLANTATION, however, did not seem quite
plain to Miss Fenton. Therefore, Lola
sought to enlighten her further, saying
you've seen an incubator. Well, a
brooder is built on the same order.
To which Miss Fenton replied innocent
ly-"No, I've never seen an incubator,
but I've seen some little chickens.
Now, inasmuch as the chicken family
has been extinct these many years we
are disposed to regard this statement
with grave doubt.
The Physics Glass; was given what
was termed "a thinking test last Fri
day. The class, however, declare that
the only kind of thinking they did was
of the unprintable. ,unspeakable varie-
ty. a.
The teachers wax very curious at
times, for instance, last week in chem
.istry, Prof. Coonrod asked Marie. De-
weese how she made matches. 1t was
terribly embarrassing for Marie.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-03-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


A musical program WAS given BY the
High School students last chapel. The
following is the order Of the program:
Prince Of Good Fel1ows-B. Fl. s.
Mandolin. Club.
Sailing-B. H. S. Glee Clubs
Woodland H. S. Orchestra.
Kentucky Babe B. H. S. Male Quar-
tette.
Kiss of Spring B. H. S. Mandolin
Club.
It was one of the most enjoyable pro-
grams of the year. Its success was
largely due to the untiring efforts VI
Miss McGregor, who trained not only
the glee club and quartette but also the
orchestra. A large number of visitors,
Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Pharis, Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Henderson
and Miss Lorena Allen were in attend
ance.
Miss McGregor and Miss Fenton
were in Kansas City last Saturday at
tending the Shakespearian plays.
Miss Fenton played hockey from
school Friday in order to act as one Of
the judges in the Declamatory Contest
held at Nevada.
The Athletic Association is hunting
for good baseball diamond which is
close to town and is for rent.
The High School notes staff can APP
preciate the sad plant Of the B. H. S.
Agitator editors when they say, why
doesn't somebody start something? You
never get expelled nor fight, or tear up
the schoolhouse and throw it out of the
window, nor anything that makes for a
nice, fat, juicy article. MY land, Mary,
as Jodical' would say, how do you ex-
pect US to publish a paper?"
FRESHMEN NOTES.
We are sorry to report that we lost
Lyle Argenbright, Ray Wallace, Wal
ter and Ellsworth House from our class
the past week. Anna Wells, one of
the brightest of Freshman girls, is now
recovering from severe attack of in
flamatory rheumatism. She will not
attempt to return to school this year
but will start in next year.
Three tests this week! One in Miss
Smiths Ancient History class, one. in
German, and last, but far from least, a
test in English! The German students
pronounced their test easy, but all join
ed in saying that the English exam was
hard.
The English classes wrote an outline |
of "Stratford-o Avon" last week, and |
are due to hand in paper on "Old En-
glish Christmas Customs" on Monday. |
We do have ''luck" indeed!
The Latin class is now struggling |
with idioms, and many declare that they
never before heard Of idioms in the En-
glish language. 81
sOPHMORE NOTES. u
Well, here we are again. No doubt
you missed US terribly last week but
you see we had such lot of things to
do-you- know how rushed the last week |
of term is-that we didn't have time
to write any notes.
The most horrible thing happened last
week. Miss Fenton turned loose upon
US five of the most ferocious English
questions in captivity. The result was
too sad for words. Our magled remains
yet strew the field. Naturally in this
agitated state we could not be expected
to cover ourselves with glory in the
Geometry test the next day. So we
didn't.
The Agriculture classes handed in
their lengthy essays on EARN Crops"
last week.
Philip Carhart, while practicing pole
last week, fell and broke his
left wrist.
--'--+ SENIOR NOTES.
Representative poems and Carlyle's
Essay on Robert Burns are now being
.ied by the Seniors. Tam o. Shan
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VAPOR CITY LUNCH ROOM.

Now in charge of Mrs. Kate Avant.
Best 20c and 25c meals in city Short
orders specially. S33 Central
7-19-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-06

DR.. A. j. Edwards has returned
from his vacation and may be found
at his office, Sumpter-Little Bldg. or
at night call Edwards Hospital.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-06
RIVALS HER DAUGHTER
IN YOUTHFUL BEAUTY


A well known society matron
whose youthful beauty is so we'll pre-
served that she is regarded as her
daughters rival in this respect
though she does not pose as such
attributes her girlish complexion
chiefly to two things. She says
81 am convinced that many cos
metics, by overlooking the skin and
pores, tend to age the complexion
Mercolized wax has just the oppo.
site effect. 1t keeps the pores clean.
permitting them to breathe, and re-
moves dead particles of cuticle which
are constantly appearing and which
give the complexion that faded look
Whenever my skin begins to get the
least bit off-color, muddy or tanned,
/ go to my druggists for an ounce
of mercolized wax; I apply this
nightly, like cold cream, for a week
or so, washing 1t off mornings. This
is what keeps my complexion so
fresh, white aad velvety, even during
the trying days of summer.
THE absence of wrinkles and flab-
biness | owe to the use of a simple
face bath prepared by dissolving one
ounce of powdered saxolite in a half
pint witch hazel. This keeps, the
skin tight and firm. Social Regis
ter.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-06
SLOW COUNTING IN
OKLAHOMA PRIMARIES
INDICATIONS ARE THAT ROB-
ERTSON is NOMINATED FOR
THE GoVERNORsHlP.

Oklahoma City, Aug 5.-Complete
official returns received from four
counties out of n in the state show
j. b. A. Robertson of Chandler lead
ing the six candidates for the demo
cratic nomination for govednor. The
official count of the four counties
Haskell, Canadian, Washita and
Cleveland, follows: J. A. Robertson,
1885; II. L. Williams, Durant, 1880;
Al j. Jennings Oklahoma City, 1917;
+. f. Herring, Elk City, 701; Robert
Dunlop, 6S3; Charles West, 525.
Scattering unofficial returns from
over the state indicate that out of
approximately 10000 votes heard
from, Robertson is leading Williams
by a majority of t50 Jennings has
fallen several thousand behind the
two leaders but is an easy third. ac-
cording to the scattering vote.
Thomas p. Gore has been renomi-
mated as senator over w. S. Hayes
by majority of two to one, accord
ing to the general reports, which
NiiNN AAAN'I iN iltio Apol lNcN Lllull ~
precincts out of over 200.
The state election board issued a
statement today which said that an
official count will probably not be
completed before Saturday. The rea-
son given for the delay is the number
of candidates and the new system
used on the ballots of rotating the
names of the candidates, which
makes the vote difficult to count
quickly.
Returns are meager on all coug-
gressional candidates. James s. Dav-
export appears to have received the
nomination over Pat Maoley, of Tul-
sa, in the first district; w. w. Hast
ings is leading j. II. Maxey and
Campbell Russell in the second dis
trict. Incomplete reports give Hast
inss plurality in Muskogee, the
home of MaXey.
Scott Ferris has a good lead in the
sixth district. Joe b. Thompson and
Claude Weaver are running very close
in the fifth district.