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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-05-12

Mahogany and mission furniture
lamp stands and shades, desks
bookcases and library tables. Car
pentry students make portable
cottages and garages. In tho
electric shop are coasters, hau'
rons, fans and wireless instru'
ments, all the work of boys.
Although primarily technical
school, art is not neglected. From
free-hand drawing and drawing
from live models, the student may
take up architecture and design
ing. Later, he may do metal
work and construct buckles. fobs.
rings and bracelets.
Because. for years, high-schooi
students were in the habit OF
bringing indigestible lunches to
school, or, worse still. spending
their money on pickles and ice
cream, Lane has installed q model
cafeteria. where, at cost. the boys
can get hot. appetizing lunches.
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Yin ber Ztdtte ber 1obtem.
airdlhoisperein BON @aInHt Sias
bGlt JabresueriammInns al.

Der 0srtpaltungsratb bes gsuiif'
protsiiantiitsn air6bOfspereius aui
Daluut Oils bat ii6 persangsHe Wos
DIE burh Wabl Der na4benaHnteH Be
amisn rsOrsanfiirt:
prGfibeHt - Gsurg anoehel.
/. 9i3,pr1fibtnt gmil Wosnr.
Q. gissprdiibent - 3. W. Weilano.
prototoa SeiretGr - SruHo
1uhodi. "
'yinan3 S..rsiGr = Gbarles
9rdn. j.,
Saabmsiftsr - @. 8. plump.
9srb.iIerungs Romriittee - 3.
s. Sale, 6. .. Silbpein unb 3. u.
Braun.
Jinans aommitt.e - CD. ga
eobs, Z. R. Saas nnb 81. Rieds.
Die polI3ossu. Reorganization ipurs
be in Sr geitern Ha9mittas in Der
;yrisbbofstapsue ftattsebabtsn Sabs
respsriammluns Der Qoi!enbeiibsr be-
iannt ssseben. prdiiSsRt anoe4.I
fiibrte ben Ypriib unb Setretdr III,
6odi bas groioion. Gs las.n bic
Sabrssbsribts Der 8aii.nbeamtsH unb
bss air6bOfspermaltsrs Dor, bic
IGmmtli6 ang.nommen purbsH. na4s
benz Sas aus ben Ssrrsn Dm. Stuot,
Chris. Stana, Jr.b. 90. Rie6e unb
Gbas. syettfpeis bsit,benos Repiiicnss
aommilt.s berittst bate. bnB ss Be
ftGnbe. Bidder uub 8elsg. gepriift unb
alles in better Orbnuns asfurben hds
Be. Die 8.rifte bes ShabnletItsrE
Serrn O. 8. ylump. fss Uinan5s
SetrstGrs gbas. g. Dra6 unb b.s
9erpalt.rs o. S1mibt bedtn iih
nit einanber. Der @srsin bat $685.
400 i.it angelesi. Die SabrsseiHnahs
men iiellten fi9 anf 500. 1856 uno
bic gusgaben apf s17,315.N. fobuB
rag n.ue Dersinsidtr NIT einem Be-
ifanb bon S3350.29 bespnreu tunrbe.
Surh BEN Bertauf bon Gotten finb
iiber $4,000 bsr.innabmt iporoeu.
Ter grdiibent mics auf bic ausees
bsbni.n 9erRFrunsen bin. bic an
ber oifliaen Geite ess Drisbbofs, od,
no q an ben gouisparb anarenst,
pprssnommen iino. Gin prd9tiser
ginadns IN BORT ,rri6tet iporpsn, bon
BEN mon burf treite Gementtuege
mad alien 9bsilsn ess sirhbofs oss
lanaen lam. 81. adrtnsriIten qlrs
bsitsn perben NIT gifer bstriebsn uno
balb ipirb bsrislbe I'm berrlidyiisn
Northumberland ersldn,sn. alua III
Elm. Stlspbcnoerbinbuns berssftsllt
lporbsn. mas fdIisbli6 cine srobs
Grleifteruud IN.
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olte grFabruna beitdtigsn, bab Rsiris
li6tsit bds Greebnis iGsli9sr llebuns,
ni4t eintdsiser 9sseiftering III. Das
Streben naf elmer reinliden Stabt
iismpelt nidt einen Gag, fonbern ies
ben Gag su einem .glsansup DAB
Die Widtisteit reiner Strdben unb
GaFsn fir ben gefunbheits5uitaHo
Der gep6lterung ipenn afIsemsinsr
peritanben unb beriidii9tist, maft
jebtm guten 8iirssr Sslbiter3isbun5
gu reinli6em Gebobrsn sur pfli4t.
unb Iollts Gltern p,ranlafen, ibren
stinbern ben Sim fir Orbnung unb
Reinli9fsii f6on bon frib auf elm.
suprdssn. Oasielbe gift ndtiirli6 erIt
rt6t BON uHfern eisensn bier 9fdhlsn.
Sn ameritanii6n GtdbtsH, 100 4id)e.
Min, asbridt unb alt.s 9triimpel
auf itGbtif9e aoi!en seiammelt uno
dbgefabrsn ipsrb.n. sibt es dbiolut
feline Gntihuibisung. ipenu man fcl9.
rnappetiiliaen Saden Biz gum offis
sisllen ,glsansup Dan" i'm 5dule 3ii
gerstn aniammsln IGbt. 4u9 Retns
litteit 6esinnt gu 5aus. periootns
tpeiIsr Rsinigunsseiier tpirb ME uno
rimmsr fpitematiid.s unb sisIbsipuB'
tee Gtreben nad Sauberteit gu ers
isben perm6ssn. Gs mub issen Tag
aeiibt tperben.
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seisr Der GdiisinIssnus.

gu elmer bibIdtn sinbrudspolis7
Teisr asiialiets f6 bis gditsinleguile
gum Characterization bss 9rutitsn
EiaioniiIen SoipitdIs, bic ssitsrn
Hatmittag itaiifano. Da bas Bulge
lonbe nit Gf,nts bebtdi tit. ipnrbs Die
sgtisr in Der Soipiialiapelle ubsetals
Ten. bic BON ben Ireunotn Der gutsH
GaHe bis auf ben Isbten YIob beiesi
mar. Qa6bem paiior O. r. Sim Don
fer rsformirteH Genisfnbe In Horipoob
ben JsTfsoit,sbisnit sr0ffnet unb ois
Qerfammluns sin.u Choral ssiuHssn
bate, rerIas puitor u. G6ooe Don
Der beutfden 8aptiiten-Gemsinbe ols
Gdriftabidnitt ben so. piuIm. pds
iror 8. z. Sonntborn non Jairmouni
Tprud has gsbsi unb nah eiuem psi'
tern Gboral bislt pdIfor Gr. o. G..
Dorm cine bsr5Iite 4Hiprdhe iibtr bas
wirtsn bes Deutifsn 9inioniifens
bsims urS isiuss 9oipitals. gsunmsPr
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9ia Delfare gtfOciatiou ourb bic
Serren ). uno 9. Mate bsm 0erein
$16.48 ais 9ei6ent ibermittelt ba.
be. 4len GeberH purbe Der Dant 6es
Wereins abgeitattet ebenIp 6errn Sos
lepb WenItrup Il, Serrn n. O'grisn
fur gefdeHtte 2naben6cien uno
Wouitoffe. Des Neiteren bert6tete oey
goritonb, baB bic WaIbineton 81
burtstagsfeier in Der Wuiitbaue eY
$4,000 erseben babe.
Dem ShDeIternberiht mar 3u ents
lebmen, oab pd6reno Des Wpnats
Warie 9eooer aufgenommen, bic Sins
Der Weruer uno 9iIoa Qpte aber snts
lafen purben, 10 Dab lid mod 124
Enaben uno 131 Wdo6en in Der 9lns
ituIt bsfinben. Die Sausbalt=Qussaz
ben bsIiefer fih rpdbrero bss Waonats
auf $231.87 unb bic @irndbmeu auf
$327.03, 10 bab ii6 nod $95.16 in
Der 6dus6dltstaiIe heftnpen.
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Niieiiurem Der guritaoie.

Sn ben goritGbten peroeH 6eute
Die naGbenauuten 2liIeForer nit Der
GiuI6dsuua Oss Observation-Disclosures
besinnsu:
Torpooo-2todm Sartmarr, 500
iraro pOrtsr, Srant gpers, 9drrp
palmer, Jreb. 9artb. Dan. SeaIsp
ano Sppn Subnsr.
Glmpopo -9eorse Spffman uEb
Gmil gbriiiian.
Ct. gernuro-2tlbert q. 9roeite,
eb. gonnauebtDn, s. Z. Collins, Sss
baftiau gambed, $. 6. Wa9tenoorf.
81. 8. WsrI6, 9sOrse 9. RotRtuB uHo
3iliam Shalhofi.
GLENDALE -SUbu Ga6eq uno 9enrq
gpot.
2odlanb-@mil gut6, 9dlenttne
Sartina unb geHion gisrbouer.
Wlt. Ssaltbp Sc9u Is. Soblsr,
Ssnrp 3sibolOt unO 9eorge 6lorl.
Dppmiug--Gbarles S. Smith uno
siuauitus Gorpis.
0ooolapn-9eor9e WfabIerpein.
glrlinatpn 6eigbts u. Runoea.
Wiuiamsoale- -8apib +. Bauer.
college oiq-Seorge WroOt unO
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Gaes sGrlaubaiBiheine

Oscar ). RoeBler, 26, 1o3 Sage
Strabe.
iSba @ratih. %, rs M}ut6errp Str.
(@m. @asner, 21, 2127 @ints1
I Qpenue.
lMarie 8eTiel, %, 2133 8ind,a
QDenue.
(Gbp, s. 9ieoemarn, %, 3109 9tns
I ten Npenue.
(GliSabet6 6anes, 10, Marburs 2psz
nue.
(Wai6ael S6oritsn, As, MaoiIonOia..
(MasOalene guHg, 80, MuoiionOias.
(sOm 9rsbiY6, 27, 1918 Spring
I 9rone Nbenue.
(Qnnu 5biel, 25, 1888 Central 2lpe.
}GGas. Q. MteBner, %, 213o atnod
I 2lbenue.
laura 9. MitboeFer, q, 1905 Gtnn
Strube.
(@eo. +. 6offelo, "a. 1909 Clifton
/ 9lnenue.
lGfie 6. @efterfslb, %, 419 2lba
5trabe.
(asOi $. 6untingtcn, 27, 43o3 Sa.
! milton 9lpenue.
lRorma pauline Stamm, %, 1882
gtullan Qtnenue
(@eo. qobeita ST., "a, 1880 Bremen
I Strubs.
lGuIu NtGaubleb, 26. esssl.
(GarI $. Combs, %, 1903 @ine ctr.
(Qgatbo Curl, q, 8 SIt 8. Str.
[Rpbert Tl. SapIpr, IS, 600 Ribse
I 2lpenue.
l9lIma gUns, "a. 1924 Ridmi Canal.
(sre6. Ul. Spffner, q. Gpenoals.
lMarsoret 6, DcrI6uEg, 19, 43lo
"a. 9lpenue
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unb larger gsrOisHit. Die 5rsmbens
Snouitrie, bel pslder 10 9iele in nor
mdIsn 3eiten Elm gutes 4ustOmmeH
finosH, Iiest sdn3Ii6 barnisoer.
Bel al oisier Rotb bat ii6 Die
SAluei5 mebr pie is bic 4atuug auer
Yoltsr srporben; Hi6t nur our4 itrits
is RsutraIitdt. iOnoern auh bur4
bic Opfsrpiaistsit bss S6Dei5srool
tss unb GaitfrsunoT6aft auldbIi6 oss
Gustaufhss pOn arisgsgefangeueH
unb SHtsrnirtsn beibsr ssitsu, bsim
2raniit berislbsn burd Die S6psi3
Ha4 oeren 6simutb, pis aud ben To-
itenfrsisn pOitOsrtebr spiIdsu ben teis
berititissn GefanssnsHIaseru uno Der
4nseb0risen in Der Seimat6.
go lafet uns beHH, tpertbs 2anbss
lsute unb i5reuube, ni6t umionit BEL
Sbnen anpoden sur 2inoeruns Der
Gage Der RotbIeibsnben in Der Iisben
SdDeid, Der mir ale, penn aud fern
bon ibr, nod 10 is6r 3u9etbaH iinb.
GoIssnbe 9dmen unb 5erren muir
ben als biesbssiigIiass Sommittss err
ndnnt:
Cir ben Sdtpsi3er 9amsnbersin:
Jrauen 2llf. 5elomann uno 2ohbauer.
Cir ben GriitIioersin: 5b. 5iaupt
unb glb. Blum.
Sir ben Shpsi3sr MGnner6or:
6. 6. 9rofs unO gbns. 80. ausnsi.
ifiir bic Sdltpeijer Wobltbdtigteitss
GsIsuifaft: 2tlF. aus unb apniul
Som. 2utbp.
DisIeIben IiHb nit bies6s3iiali1en
offisislsn Sammel 2iiten berie6eu.
Die Ramsn Der 9sber iperben pu>
bliairt.
geitrGee per goit abreiiirs man 9es
fGTIiaft an bes Sdpeijer : Soniulat,
1904 gine Gtrabs.
Jir bds 9omntttee
Chm. 2uthn
S9pei5er aonIul.
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Ct. aloBins &aiieu,ytrein.
Tie bcnutragte StatntenabGnoernng
nod Hid)t erlebigf.

Inter bem 9oriis bes 9errn peter
5. S9neiDer uno Der SdriftfIbrung
oes 9errn Geo. 9. S6ranb belt Der
ct. allopiTus Waiisnpsrsin geiisrn
gaamittas feline regelmdbiss Sisuns
ab. 8erIeIben gins cine iol6e oes
Spe5ialausihuifss nit Ssrru GriB
S4aiper als 8OriiBer uno !oerrn
9enrb aoltmspsr als SstretGr pprs
auf, in tpelhsr 9err 2ouis 6. Curb
ner Don Gbepiot als resuldres unb
9err G.6eaman, go. II Oit 15. Str,.
ais Isbsnsldngltdes Wlttglieo aufsez
nommeH purbsn. gbenio puroe bas
Qblebsn Der Mitelieosr GERMAN
SdnotelbOrs, S01 Wsft 5. Str. Geo.
g. 5romep, 1713 @iRe Strabe, aarl
Rpnne6aum, Belts Str. 5pipital,
unO 5reo. Don Sassl, 9eft unb 9apz
miller, pel9 2ebtersr Dem Ysrein 80
Sabre angeb0rt bate, gemeIoet.
Die oorgeihlaseue 4bGnbernns Der
statuten, Der 3ufolgs BEL sutiinftisen
Qufna6men neuer Utttslieoer bic 4ufs
nabmegebii6r bon 81 ipesfanen IoG,
uno bic BON 10 UlitslieOsru Idriftli9
bedutrdgt porosu mar, tonnte niht
sur Qbftimmung tommen, neil bic err
fprberli9e QnSubl Don 100 Mitgliea
bern ni9t anpeieno mar. Die 4nsele>
genbsit ptrb besbal6 in elmer fpdts=
rsu SiBung iuisoer 5ur Spro6e toms
men.
Der S9asnsiiter Ssrr Sobn s.
Meinsrs untsrbreitete ieineu Quar-
tulsberiat, Dem fpIsenbs 3ablen eHt@
nommen iino:
l. San. 1916 &aherbetono $4536.08
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fabm paftor u. O. 2obmann, Der
Superinfenbent Der anitnlt, bic Gsrss
monte Der gdiieinleeuns DOR, er fdloB
bas aupfertditdsn nit ben Gofumens
ten In beHlslbtn Elm unb permduerts
bic Defining. Gum S4luB fprab
paitcr 3inn ben Geeen. Cine Be
fdrsibung bes gu erridtsnbm @ehdus
hes mar bersits geitern IN bieien Spnls
ten entbdlten, sbenfo sin 9erseidnis
Der Sdriften. tpelds I'm 9ruHbftein
riebereeleat fpurben.
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Gbtp. Samiion.
Ulontsomerp-Sames 6. Saba
buugb uno Grant Soffman.
SbarpnOille -Srant 70. Wspers uno
Sobn D. 3inb.
Deer Part-5 5rant u. Sei5er.
RoBmopne George Srpbman.
Hedoing-GbarIss giles unh ga
ales Wlurp1p.
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6sseii den RaftunsstruIt.
Sim ioG am Samitag g6enb in einer
Waiieuueriammlmns Sn 2eibe nc.
gaugen uerben.

Oi.fsI6s finbet in Der WuiitbalIs Itatt
unb 1T aIs prOteit sesen ben pre-
parsbneb" S4piubsI seba4t. =
gsrufsne Rsbnsr psrben ben
ariegsbebern bic Wasts bonn See
it9t rsibsn. = Das Wabrbeits>
aOmmittss ertldrt feline SteauHs in
einem Runbf4reibsn. - gs pirb
beute in aauisubsn BON eIsmpla.
rem Derfanbt. - auf CUR Niuiits
bale! mub nd4ten Samitag bic
parpIe Der tpabren patrioten isin.
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s6utijeriid,s eitbtsusri.
BUR llnicritieuna Der Nriessnotblel-
bsnbeu in Der SsimatB NHS Uclisre
plntel non Rotben.
9as GiHeinnatier aOmmlttee sriapt
oaher einen trneuteH glulruI.

Die S9ipsi3sr amsritaue- jam
meln fir ibrs 2anosIsuis oabsim. bic
our4 ben ariss fdDsr bstrOtfsn rpsrs
ben, nit I6bIiaem Gifsr. CUR auI'
redt.rbaltuns ibrr DON Grausrsia
unb cltalien bsorobisn ReutraIltdt
i.ebt bas S6psiSsr 0oltsbssr, Sepsbr
bel ;guB, an ben grsnssu. Die eHsIl;
fde 9.ualtpoIitit bat ben beosatsns
ben 2lusfubrbaHotl Der ilsinen RE-
publit pernidtst, iooaB Rpt9 uno
glsnb berri6sn. Sn Cincinnati bat
lid, MN, nit aouIul Gbmuno autbp
an Der SpiBs. Elm ausiaub stbi!bst,
Der ss unternommen bat, bas 2isbess
inert erneut in Sang gu brin9sn. I'm
bas su .rreiasn. bat Der 2tusIAuB
ben foIgsnbsn glufruf srlaiien, Der
boffsntIib peitgebenbe ge9sr5igung
iiubei.
2tufruf
5u 9unitenber Rot 6leibeHs
benin Der 9 dpei5 an
alIs g dDeiserunb
G dpei5ets
freuune.
IN elmer pom goritanb Der S6tpsis
ssr Wpbltbdtigteits geieai4dft stn'
bsrufensn 9sriammluug, gu peIber
ale Ghipei5er uub bersn 5reauos
singelaoen paren, purbe Elm aommit'
lee eruannt 6ebufs gntgesennobms bon
8eitrdsen fir ben Stpib RsIisf Jnno
unb I'm bissbe3iigli4e SammelsQiitsn
In 3irtulaiion gu ieben. - Dus ers
sebnib Der leBtid5risen 8plIstte mar
Elm srfreuIi6es, unb es bdben iih na'
rnsntli4 bic NlitsIiebtr bes hisiigsn
Sdtpeiser 9dmen 9ereins als tudbs
re Stauffah.rinusn beipdbrt, 10 odB
su bcffep IN, bab uuh BEL bisism ans
laB cine nam6dTts Summs ,rsisIt pers
ben iann, iposu afIe bSflihft .riuti
finb, mad arGft.H bsiauftmsrn.
Rod IN Gin igrieben 3pif6en ben
@robmdhien Guropas una6iehrbdr,
unb bag Teoifsumoroen, sntfddt BON
aetpiFsnloIen Tiplumaten. odusrt fort.
Gum Shub Der Rsuirdlitdt Der
Shpei, ffebt bsrsu Wehrmabt IN ben
@rensen. unter ben Wafftu; 10 Diels
biefer 0ehrmGnner finb aud in uors
mdleu 3siten niht NIT Gliidssiitsrn
aeieanei une bereu 9attinnsu unb
Rinber, ibres GruGbrsrs unb geT6ii-
hers MN berlubt. finb nun duf bic
SiiIfe ibrer 9aubsleuts in unb dubsrs
halb Der Srsu5sH oes 9airldubes
driaepiefsn.
Die 3ufubr pou Qebensmitteln fos
fuie Der n0thiaen Robfoffs fir uriere
Tnbrifen pirb pon @nde 'u Wo6s
htfhrdntt unb srfdnsrt. 9os RE
fuItai iR: sbsusrs Rabruugsmittsl
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- genIon Sntttb, 4. uuo 8apmiI'
ler Strabe, biibts geitern istnen usber
aieber TN Wertbe Den SIC uro Auelitt
Smnib, IA. unb gtace Strdbs, ietHs
llbr unb Settle, Iofpie cine Wefe TN
Wertbs Don SIS etu.
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l. april 1916 aaFenbeitunO $9s24.e6
Der @oritano beri4tste, odB etn
2esat I'm 9etrage pon $1,000 BON
Senrp peter IT,, ionic EN- Iol6es TN
getrdse Don $50 BON SRI. Trances 6.
Mense bur6 bic reip. IsitamentsooIs
Iirederinnen an ben 8srein ausbe3ablt
iporbsH isieu. Ssrner, eaB bic Bomb
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eokal.Ytrid)l
,,glsan.up Day."
gericbiidsr Slsiuliatsitseifer erlett
uidt Sas Strebsn mad
Saaberfeit.

es mub iebm 1as i'm Sabre praitiia
seiibt iptrben. - aud bic Rsinli9s
felt besinni 3u 5aus. - Refine
gnif4ulbisuns, dlt.s Griimpsl,
glide unb Sdmub dniammsIn 5u
hiIsn. : 5dui.r, bic am Jubs Der
6iissl Ii.ben. xiOnbers faIimm
bran. = SeSer ResensuB f4ipsmmt
ibnn S&Iamm unb SOnitigss IN
5of unb Refer. - Die Diriung
bss rGIsansllp Dap" rei9t ni4t
ifber ben Gag binaus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
GR0l!ER FINISHES
ORDNANCE Testing
NSE- MOTOR TRUCKS Nh
FINDS IMPROVEMENTS Me-.
I~~AUN n ~ Atl~.

.. h.'" Red |Irt
ElElu UEADQJ AEIENs PTS
-rNr EXPEDITION N'.co. N0r
... ..r VIr..,s. fo Columbus. y a..
U-uH. General William Cyot...
.M." al orarrr, .D'' ttrll head
...H. t..st Cor N,gl..s ard OTIS"
western I.r..- point. after romp.r'
H- Cd. inspection of various orlasa-,
innovation. raN being tried uu' by
troops ot fhe ruui'.," expedition
Speaking OBJ th" trip hc comment
.a 900 tlc SOC, that th' puu',iv" OK
position by means %, motor truck
bad been supplied O.. distance from
us.s headquarjorr tour times great
2 than hrhcrru had he.u deemed
possible D.. srr.1 that h. had pa Z
particular attention f1 eNperimcu'a.
motorcyel, machine guns ani that
several change would De- MADE 10
tho machines used although .1V
BAD proysa u'irel, nuc'itsh,. 'n'
uorf m -his part ny Mexico 81" OBS.
stated fhaf UgN' our wheel motor
rt- ecr. r,rE cons fors. oHn
.r- o. enforcement rr tho.. urr
Sous .. ..h tarf...rr .t.' Is.
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OriOle gO-baskets S6.95

The Oriole Go-Basket IS a practical, lightweight, compact form of Go Cart. Enables mother to put baby on street cars and elevators in per- feet comfort and safety, without removing from the cart.
 At 6.05 we offer Oriole Go-Carts. originally priced At 11.50, 12.50, 13.5O and 14.50. M
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$1 tumblers 79c

Every housewife in Birming- ham should have at least one dozen of these thin blown etched table tumblers, offered special at 70c. Chemicals have made the prices of glassware higher and for that reason this Is an extra special economy.
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27.5O Wing Chairs. uphols- tered in imported tapestry. starst'as karrsn con- 20.OC 15O.OO white enamel Sun ParIOr Suites, four pieces, covered in imported crc-. tonne, spe- Qk m cial OOsVV $50 UtilO Magazine Racks, golden oass, Early English dini einiah' 'pe- 1.75 White enamel sBAth Room Stool, selling regularly at 1.25, extra special, 70o tomorrow ON 1.5O rattan seat maple Porch Rockers, no 4rms. i.s sassn fin- 98c
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FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
for the autumn, 1916, season A display of new boots
priced S5 to $8

We claim for these model boots distinciveness of
 style and design comfort that is born of master shoe
 making and wearing qualities that nsures of
 shape lasting service.
 In lace and button styles dull and bright kdskn, gunmetal calfskin and patent coltskin Welt turn soles in all sizes and widths from AAA to B. (Maln Flo0r)
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New fall outing, solid coIors for infants sacques and dresses, undergarments and S coping wear; special, 10o per yard 1VN Fall ginghams, variety of pat terms, stripes, plaids and solid coIors; special, per yard 1oc, 12 1-2c, 15c, 0Eo
 19c and AON New percaIes, 36 inches wide, light patterns and dark patterns, including navy, Copenhagen blue, black and white turkey red; spe- cial, per yard 1Eo 1oc, 12 1-2c and 1OO
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-09
TEUTON|C RAIDER
IS SAFE IN PORT
Auxiliary MoeWe Reaches Home
Harbor After Sinking and
Capturing IS Enemy
Ships.

Berlin. March THE German
cruiser Moewe arrived Sunday in
German port. according to an official
announcement made here today She
had on board 1919 prisoners and 1,O00,-
600 marks in gold bars. The statement
follows:
THE naval general staff states that
II. M. S. Moewe, commander Capt. Won
Dobna -Scholdien, after a successful
cruise lasting several months, arrived
Sunday at some home port with four
British officers, 20 British marines and
sailors, 166 men Of crews of enemy
steamers, among them 103 Indians, as
prisoners, and 100000 marks in gold
bars.
1.-THE vessel captured the following
enemy steamers, the greater part Of
which were sunk and a small part Of
which were sent as prizes to neutral
ports:
1.-The British steamers Corbridge,
S,647 tons; Author, 3.496 tons; Trader
3,608 tons; Arriadne, 30S5 tons; Dro
monty, 1927 tons; Farringford, 3,l46
tons; Clan McTavish, 5,S16 tons; APP
pam, 1871 tons; Westburn. $500 tons;
Horace, 1886 tons, Flamenco, 1929
tons; Saxon Prince 3,741 tons.
THE British sailing vessel Edin-
burgh, 1,473 tons.
"The French steamer Maroni, 3,1O9
tons.
THE Belgian steamer Luxembourg.
1922 tons.
AT several points on enemy coast
the Moewe also laid mines to which,
among others, the battleship King
Edward VII fell victim"
The MOewes capture of two OF the
Is vessels listed by the German ad-
miralty had not been reported pre-
viously. They are the Saxon Prince
and the Maroni, both of which were
| engaged in the trans Atlantic service.
The Moewe, previously made famous
| by her exploits, has performed one OF
| the most spectacular feats Of the war
| on the seas by reaching a home port
In safety. The great German naval
port of Wilhelmshaven is in the North
sea, which is patroled with ceaseless
| vigilance by British warships. 1t is
| through these waters, which have been
blocked off in districts for patrol by
the different British units that the
| Moewe must pass and threaded her
way to home and safety.
At least part Of the gold captured by
the Moewe was taken from the APP
pam. which put in at Newport News
| several weeks ago under command OF
| Lieutenant Berg. with a German prize
| crew.
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extent that it cannot be organized
properly.
corpses DemoraIize Troops.
This information from semiofficial
sources points out that 1t must be de-
moraltzing to the Germans to see some
10000 to $4,000 corpses Of their COM
rades lying before the French lines.
Reinforcements brought up by the
Germans since the Inauguration Of the
second phase of the battle on Wednes-
day are estimated here at $50, 900 men,
raising the total forces utilized by the
assailants to more than 100000. Es-
Inmates of losses show wide variance.
Details Of local actions, and the size of
the reserves brought up cause French
observers to make the assertion that
the Germans have paid a very heavy
price for the six square miles OF ground
II ey have gained.
In front Of the village Of Vaux alone.
1000 German corpses were counted
after the eighth unsuccessful attempt.
This part OF the battle, although over
Swallowed by the fight for Douaumont,
is regarded in Paris as a serious check
for the attackers. The Germans car
ried on the assault with great cour-
age until the dead lay thick on the
field. Then the officers. 1t is said, were
compelled to urge on the troops as
they clambered over the corpses of
tnelr comrades Tor the last assaults.
Lunge to Certain Death.
The attack on Vaux began on the
evening Of March 2, after a furious
Smelling, and continued until the fol-
lowing night. Columns of Germans
advancing simultaneously from the
north and northwest, tried to envelop
the village. French artillery immedi-
ately opened a heavy fire, which sep
arated the first wave of the Germans
from their reinfOrcements. Neverthe-
less, the fresh troops came on and OBJ
servers saw plainly the tragic spec
tacle Of lines of men lunging into that
storm Of steel and emerging thinned
to half their strength. Some contin-
gents lost six out of every 10 men
before even having fired a shot.
The survivors, undaunted, resOlutely
stormed the French trenches and
fought hand to hand in fierce melees
at the outskirts of the village. The
bitterest fighting was along one of the
roads leading to DOuaumOnt, the adj
vantage Of which was obvious. The
Germans charged eight times there.
The supreme effort was carried out by
six regiments, advancing in close for
nation.
French machine guns did gruesome
execution in the mass and French in
fantry, as the Germans approached the
trenches, leaped out to meet the on
rush with cold steel The fighting was
finished in a few minutes. The Ger
mans retired, leaving hundreds torn
and tangled in the barbed wire en-
tanglements.