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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03

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[kn g.ferbs itiirjslL iobeu sinise
Gbwanronm nod Iints ailsbisaer,
ilm pon bort aug spieIeiht idnsIsr
porn1rts su tommstr, nnb bSrten bass
faute, iriberlpdrtia iliisetnbe Gsbriill
peraerls. llnb bann tpursi, lie uus nabe
sfnua arf ben aeib seriidt, 70 ttdk,
ipie mir ueipoIIt tatten. lifib uiin brna,
|duf iInisrtr Gtiie bic Srlls ick, bi.
S11s nit dII ibrtn S6rsdn. Mir
fbofen, ipas aug ben aHarrtu bers
dusibolIis. oaali tadisn arfere Wldfd,i=
neHgefpebre ibr tpahniinnis ifnsllss
sanpu. Gin furGibarsr GiIsnhassi
prdiitlte ben Deinpen tntgegen, iino
tpit fdbsn f0tmIitb, ipis bic pcrberifsE
Reibsn Der feinbIid.n 9ieiter ipie por
elmer iudidibnral Mlnb 3uriidprolis
len. !6un6srie BON pferbsn itiir5tsn,
igtiier fioaen aus ben GdfftIn, iiHn In
snisen Sttinben bsrrIdts stin srailens
pplles gbdos bert brii6tf,.
Dodb aug oem Ghnps l5Iien iih elm
seIns Meiier bsrans, INNER mebr muir
ben IS, iis if)tuollen slir Maiie an.
unb trob inieres rdftnbtn Jeuers
iuaren lie ltter inns; ebf Mrs bafp
ten. Wlsiue gelte iuaren dufasiptlins
gen, gum Sdtieben mar jtbt itine
3eit nebr, btibtnbt gaionsits iiarrt.n
ben @siiern enigegsn, bic nit piebiz
f6em Gsbriin, iibtr iins ipse, on iifls
porbtiItiirmttn, btnn bic Reiter bnts
ten gum sr0bien 9beil bic 6errifdft
iibsr ibrt pfsrbs btrloren. bic bur4
peitj6e gppren uno infer GeiHrras
ienb senla6t. iuie blinb baheriaateH.
unS ben iSeinbtn teineGelsaenbeit gum
6ausn urb SteGen aabtn. Der
bauptdniturm mar aliidiid obatfpiee
fen; ipas bird iinisrt Reibtn bnrflz
ss6rotsn mar, iiirumertt iins ui6t
msbr, bss tpurbt jhpn BON ben binter
ans itebsnbsn aameraSen dbseiban.
Roa einmal berIuhte cine MbibsiiunL
bic ii1 notbbiirftig ipisber gefummtit
bate, iins auf,urollen, pttsebtns. ebe
lie beronstfpmrnen fpdrsn, batfsn iie
f6on ;aufsebSrt 81 ,eyiitisrsn. Die
Regimenfsr tpnrer nufserisben. bant
unIerst 5susrois3iplih; ipds nitt tubt
oStr peripuncet am guben Tag, jdete
ins baIsbreherii6er Soaii baDcn. Die
itnia.n, bic fein pferb eripiihen ionns
ten, ipurbsn asfanssn.s Gs mar Elm
areulitts GbaDs, bab pa por uns
oussebrsiisi lag, 5uderbe WsnIden
uno g.fstbef5rpet, 9eiter Sn 5duf,
unS aus BEN pirrtn anGuei braHg
Gt5bnsn, Sdmnitrn iino mstHldgeu.
Dir brangen ipsitsr Dor, in j65em,
piii6enbsm Qnfiirm ipdrfs1. fpir bic
rniiiihe Jnfanterie, bic fiH iinierbes
ipieSer seidinmefi bate, iibtr ben Suiis
I'm unb perfolaten lie BIB iibtr bic
gbsns binaus, bis bubiH, no ber Wdlp
bic iliidisnbeH in ieiusu berssnbtn
SduB nabm. Seiioem beriuhen nun
bic Ruiien bic gbne unb bic ptrlps
rene Gislluns ipiebsr 5utiid3uerotern,
bis iebt limb bOfisnilid5 aud fir bic
3utilnit pergebtns!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03

den ssuroerilng perIteist, lit nitt
oltsacidlciien oemt er lit jcgen Die
.oeluiben @crbiinoeteii 10 bod)fobreno,
mic er eeeen Die @ngldnoer fleinntii-
tbts 1T. aber er gibt iib einenl arcbeil
Srrtbnnt bin, ipelut er glanbt, clii
Iplbes IerIanoen b!irhTesen 81 fon-
,ten. Sic Gerbiinoeten tperbeit BON
ibreft @dfien ben ifonunsspolIitert
maheL aber fie perhen iic
tiid)f tl;eoerlegeii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03
g pfttter.

Ber frii9 ertpirbt lernt frii6 ben
bohen meftb
Der sbolben Sitter bieies 2ebsns
fddben,
@er friib genieBt, ehtbsbtt In feinem
aebsn
ylit ,@illsn Hidt mas er siunol bsiab,
llnb fper beTibt, Der muB eeriiitst Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03

Tt 5al let eaan. Wadn
| f6rsibt: gen einr Rsiis na6 Gullano
suriidaetsbrt. halle i'd es Fir mein.
yfli6t, bic bort gsnabten erfabruns
o.n einsm ip,itsrn artie befanntjiia
oeben. gersits msbrmaIs mar ih ius
fpls. ssiddfilidsr gfsisbuha msinsr
5irma, osr.n Oirsiipr it3 bin, ipdb-
rsnb Der ariees5eii in Sonane. babe
aber nod niemaIs cine 70 bsutfdfsine'
| li6e Siimmuna tennen gelernt. ipis
LETT i'm Ropembsr Sm ausuit bis'
les csdbres mar bic Stimmunn Haiiir-
LID Itbon niht msbr 70. ipie lie Gnbe
borissn oosr 2lnfans bisits Jpbres
mar; es jfeint mir. Dob bas glnipdds
len Der ensldnber, bic in sei9dftliten
ge5isbuns,u IN 6uIlanb iiHb, ooer in
foIce Der brpbenbsn WthrpfiiHt Had
!Solidnb oissepnubert iinb. ithr piei
basn 6eiirGsi, bab Der Solldn6er inns
msr inebr in eins bellti6fsinblid1s
Giimmuna bineiuaetrisbtn ipirb. Den
gipfsl Der Deutidfeinblidfeit lsiiist
fidJ Der SoIldnhet in sinem Slid
Il sol niet gdan!@, oas in Der pians
iase S4outpburs aufsefiibrt ipirb.
an biefem Slid ipirb gsleifns S4id.
ial barasiitllt, ipOtei III isinem Sdub
ale iibrisen ms feinSliden Wd@te Der
entente nufireten. bic bunn btI4r6s
rem, baB ss Sonnnb nitt 70 gehsn
irsrbe unb tein asinb 6rlIanbs gobeu
bstrsisn iolls. Ddra9 ldbt man 0anH
9tuifdlanb aIs bi. @srndnjn aufirt'
ten, BON einsm braiinsn Suiaren. Der
ilniertu Sronpriu perf5rpsrn ipL. bet
elsitst. Ditie bsiben g|erionen boltsn
zine orobsnbe Rebs, iuerbeH nber oalrh
bic 9ertrstsr Der gntenie pcn br Bib
ne p,riuieisn. Ddb bas publitum bic
gertrtter Der Gnienie nii geitaI bs'
eriibi unb bic gerinnniu auspfeifi, in
mad, bolldnbiidsn Gsgriffsn aur5 Nos
iIirIi6 Die 9enbsn3 bss Stiides IN 10
beuiihf:inblif, bab mir nadbber psrs
fctiepsne 6erren srildrisu, bies lei
iton isins Reuirdliidt mebr, uno iie
fi6 IeIbil ipunoerien, bob 70 stfuas sts
ipielt ipetbsn biirfs. Gieies Gtiid q.
ltbte ON %. ylpwmbsr bic 70. gluf'
- SIN ;6ada i'm .+.s9ptsI,
no Id INNER abfisiss. fif rnir ouf.
baB iidj bnS trlgliide Clement bort sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03

Sn @ aibipgton lit man in
grober glufregung iiber bic @erien.
furg Der oBeriiu4. Ter Serr gtaats.
Sefretar -SuuItn9, beiBt es, lei geruoe.
.5u beItiir3t, .onB, nahoem SeiterreiG
faunt Die agtntona" .9tngelesenbeit
enigernuBe1 beigelegt babe, ofterrgis
tfiife Sailbboote fpie5er rin Sfiff
oerieflft baben. gSir modjten benz
Serrr Stants Sefretor nro uuf benz
aEroiibenten Elm @las Maiier 5llr @e-
Yrltbigun9 ibrer 9tereen empfebleh.
@enn oas aei6ebet iii. 6iirftelt iie 3it
Aoer' Gtaiibt geIongcny baB ale lire
fGHfdfletT mo @prbaltiutaeu. ben
aSauhbootfrieg tid,t 3uin gtiititmo
bringen .foRnen. Sic seiaiaen Ser.
bitnoeter tper6eR Die eifjige @affe,
!oie ibnen su tSe6ote ,itebt nm Gnd.
lambs uebernadlt sitr Gee an befGm.
jpteH fftcbt aus &dn6en Isgen. 3sr
Eraiioeir nnb feiT 3taler Saniina
fonnen Hift mebr erpnrten, ais oas,
baB oieiqiGerbiiHSete y.iu r;oieient
'Sau6huotfrie @orii6tsnaB4
sregeln befeIgenuWsroeny @ir fcJ6at
Dohl oeriteFert reas Der Rrdiioent be-
obiittigt Gr piq nerbin6ern bus
Gnglaaos Seen'aat oltr9 Eandlhoote
,eriaiittert, miro. rs@eHttler fDanfe,
ntedte er .rrerbietens bofs gadbbobte
iiBer6nilpt perpenoet peroen lu19 Ole
Wfoglihfeit, onb er iih au einer FOL!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-03
sJsuutaa, ben 3. Saunar 1916.
Ole apnaRatiitif Der ger

Ole &p d It ati tiff Der Yer.
gtahte.t pom perffoiienell Sabre lit
ebeaio entiesliA, tuie fiir oas Sallb
ernieoriqeno. Ser Rrdiioe1t Bdtte
ale @cranIoiiitng, ieine Muht alii-
subieten bteier Sfaitub eiu Gnoe Sll
inaden Gr perliert nber tlibt ein
gsurt oarii6er. Oagegen ipieIt er be-
itan6tg nit, elmer ariegsgefubr, Tim
Nlnierifniter, Die litl lltulotbieer @elle
insN llrgficf heaebetl 81 ibusen.
Sbatidali9 ermutbiat er lie, IN ben
Gee Slt eebGlb inoem er ben 8laiiben
su ertuefen iih1t, oaB slmerifaner be-
redttgt iirtS. auf feirolihen Sdiffen
All fnhren, anitatt ibneu ben &utb 81
ertbeilelL oaB lie iih mir llputralen
S9iffen a1oertraueu. slls Oje &eoo-
Iiitien in Itterifo tobie, ior6erte er
Bic gtmerttanet bireft altf ous 2ano
su, ,berlaIIen, neil er, ipie er logte, iie
rtfft 6eifasen f6nue uno Iieierte
ibnen Belo, Inn ons 1onS su oerIai.
itn.. gfls GSrupO fir oicies rif,tige
8crbaften CAB er an bdB er efnen
Grieg nit 9lefifo bernieiDen puIle.
glus ieiuen ertdeqeneeieeter Gerbal.
fen aeqen 9erttiflnno un6 SeIFrreif)
lit haher nit ooatonlnenem Re;tte
sit ifliefPr. ouR er cinen arie9 nit
eieien beihen 9dnOern iitAt
@ir tcHrcn Sie QlIfrnerfian'
felt aeS |raiioattcn Der 8er Staaten
ani bic IGctiahe, odB gngianb eiHen
@arosls 9opfott legen Die Ser.
Stantcn crfldrt bat. Ter rerelte ge.
febl oeS etlpliitten @jeheimratbB lau.
ret, oab frenlbe @aaren in engIiiden
Shiffe1 mtr inter ipe5ieller Grluub.
nit Der Reeierung befDroert meroen
ioaen. @eniinSt lit bas in erIter
9leibe auf ale Geutiden, Die in Die.
lem Qanoe Sanoel treiben. "a Die
3ahl Der neutralen Sdifie luBerit
beithranft lit, 10 muB Der @aaren.
TRANSPORT aus bieiem 9anoe mad an
oeren 9dnoern unb oen anberen @eg
Slln1eiit in britiihen SdJiffen erfoI.
sen. Eie @irfung bes 9eiebles ut
odDer, oaB Ge,ttiGe in ben Der.
Stuaten bonn alslanoe peoer @aa.
rem erbalteH, nod IoI6e bortbin Der.
idjlfen f0nnen. Iber es itebt nifts
i'm @e9e, bab Ole 2i5ens 5ur 9ef6r.
0eriing uon @naren, Die Slnerifaner.t
geh0ren, ocrrpeigert miro uno cs lit
iogar offelles Bebeirullib, oaB ale
nmcrifoniihen 9iirger, Sic in irgen6 |
nelter @eiie ibre Spnpatbie fir Die |
netbintoetell SGitoer befuaoetL pom
transport igrer @aaren ausgeitloi. |
len tperSen. Gas lit bch ni6ts anSe- |
res OILS bic stlfbebltng oes Sdnoels- |
uno Shifidbrts.gertrdges 5tpiiten
ben Ser. Stunten uno @rob ss3rttan. I
men, Sic @ertbeioiaung ltnierer
Refte uno iniere rationale @bre ae.
bietelt altf @runS SieieS 9efeGles
ilniere Sdfen britiI6en Shitfrn 5u
per'4lieben. Gus pirb, 10 Iunge
Galien aSraiibettt it, natiirfi6 nidt
geideben glhbers mare es, uenn
iolter 9efebl Don 9eutIdlun6 aus.
gegangen mare. 9Ifsoann tpdren ofe
onlertfmttiten Safer aegen 6eutjdle
Sdtffe dion laugIt 1eitIuiicu.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19

Despite reverses Connie Mack goes
on his bIithesome way picking up
baIlplayers. Connie may soon have
to draft or buy spectators.
Since Vernon Castles tripped away
to war RennOld Wolf terms him
Charles DiIIingham's shooting star
No one along Broadway is liable to
COP the $500 offered for the capture
of the man-eating shark. Broadway
only knows how to catch suckers.
Cincinnati baHpIayers say it's COOL
er in the cellar than in those upper
berths.
In a recent interview Jess Willard
said he'd rather fight twice a week
than perform with a circus. To prove
it he has just turned down an offer
of $45, 900 to battle Fred Fulton.
Despite contentious of other ex-
perts we believe the first curve ball
was thrown by David when he bean
ed Goliath and floored him for the
count.
TOO MUCH SCENERY
Fifty Girls-Five acres of Seen
reimbursement Park AID.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19
HEADSTRONG ACTS OF PLAYERS
AND UMPIRES HURT GAME
BY Mark Shields

y
Manager Tinker has protested the
game which Umpire Byron forfeited
to Brooklyn yesterday. There was
nothing else for Joe to do, unless he
was ready to admit that he had acted
hastily and was at fault for not let
ting the battle go on.
But there is little or no chance that
the game will be ordered played over,
and it will remain in the percentage
column as a defeat for the club. Re-
citing the events in terms of law,
Umpire Byron was entirely within his
rights and the only protest that can
be made is on the question of his
judgment
It is not the custom for Umpires to
be reversed on their judgment by
league presidents. If that precedent
was set, life for all the indicator han
dlers would be as safe as that of a
civil service employee in the City Hail.
Protests based on incorrect inter-
pretatiOns Of the rules, when prop
erly backed up, are sometimes upheld
and games ordered played over.
But under a strict Interpretation of
the regulations yesterday, Umpire
Byron was right. Rule 80 of the
book declares that the umpire shall
call ball on the pitcher each time
he delays the game by failing to de-
liver the ball to the batsman for a
period longer than 20 seconds"
twas on the strength of this rule
that Byron called the third ball on
O'Mara when Brooklyn had men on
second and third in the tenth inning,
with none out. He was also acting
according to the strict letter of, the
rules when he forfeited the game to
Brooklyn when Tinker refused to let
the battle go on after a stated period
had elapsed.
So, considering those hard facts, it
is difficult to see where there is any
hope for a reversal, and the fine Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19
YESTERDAYS RESULT

National League. - Brooklyn 9,
Chicago 0; st. Louis 5, New York 2;
Cincinnati 6, Boston 4.
American League. - Chicago 8,
Philadelphia 2; Chicago 3, Philadel-
phia 2; Boston 4, St. Louis 8; Detroit
4, New York 0; Washington 8, CleVe-
land 2.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

w. L. Pct w. L. Pct.
Br'klyn 46 80 sos Chicago 80 43 .476
Boston 40 80 .556|Pittsb'h 35 40 .467
Phila. Al 50 .554iSt Louis 80 As .464
N.York 81 80 .487ICinc'ti. "a 40 .410
American League
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct
N.York 48 So .578IWash'n. 43 SO .531
Boston 46 So .568IDetroit. "A 40 .524
CIevTd 46 81 .554 st. Louis SO 46 .439
Chicago a. 50 $50. Phila. q. Is So .237
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12
tSrnns.is.ntbums ilebertrasunsen.
Cincinnati, II. San

George 9. Gbrman an Benjamin 3.
Gbrmon, 5hsil Don Got l in Sames
NAILS llnterabtbeilung on Der 2ofs
fang Strabs. 81.
gIaul Milsr an 5enrp Sdneiber, 3
SabrspaGt pom l. San. 1916, auf2as
benraum bsiannt als 80. 2121 20.
g. Strabe, monnilihe Wheths $40.
Senrp S4neiber an ben Jortihritt
gauDerein, 3 Sabre pa&t bonn l.
Sanuar 1916, auf aabenraum be-
tannt ols Ho. 2121 meft 8. StrdBe,
monaili4e Wietbs $5.
Charles Maner an ORA 6. Wbeats
leb, 5beiI DON Got 35 in 5snrp 2etpis'
llnterabtkilung an Der Wooblanb
Ipenue, 81.
Sarab u. Wloritt an Mprtie Safs
per, Cots 237 unb 238 In Blair uub
aetpis' llnisrabtbsilung BON Blue
sfb, $40.
Uainnie 'gebrmann an Otio ".
Whueller, 25 BEL 80 TuB an Der Ofts
ieite Der Wlain Gtrabe, (Stsuer
$3.50; 81.
Caroline u. gbafe an bic Sbaper
Mmeriean pneumdtie Co., 10 Sabre
padt bonn l. 5e6ruar 1915, ouf 2ots
10 unb IL in STEPHEN aemptr's lins
terabtbeiIuns an Der Diffeite Der
MOntsomerp gtoabf monatIi@s @is'
sT $22o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12
grnubeisentbums . SppOt6efen.
eiuaetroeem

Ora g. Wbeatlsb an O'grpanbilIe
3. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Marie 6. Jelblanp on Southrn
Sbip 6. II. 2. Co., $1,000.
GDrdlie 3. 1apIor an b.. 5000.
Otto WuelIer an b., $2400.
CHARLES u. Dean an G. Cora
Wopres. $3.50.
80. @. asipis an bic SaiIep part
Co., $2500.
MpriIe Z. Garter on Souibsrn
Sbic 6. u. 3. Co., $1600.
glnna gltberr an bo., $500.
georee garIage an GDaniton gant,
$4,000.
giio Congo an Gpifap aOett,
$1Oo.
W}ariin o. m.rt an soispa asp,
$500.
Glen g. gFdipenber an MoIitor
6. II. g. Co., $1,000.
sJrani llmbers an ylcrtb Gin. 6.
II. o. Co., $1,000.
babel 6. Dppliser an Girft gaas
tional Bdnt. $3.50.
Catherine DAMN an Gcuibern
CbiD g, Il. z. %. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12

0stiIgte 3bpofbeten.
Carp 8rodsl an glsaOins ROab 8.
u. .. Co., $500.
Cornelius graaR an gitle guarans
tee unb 5ruit Co., $4,000.
s. =. gab an WhIforc 3. II. 8.
Gp.. $17O0.
Do. an DO, $1300.
@uftap aostt an SanoIb apldnb.
$3.50.
gnbreiu Habl an German glmerican
8. u. y. 60, $500.
hilbert @reenipaIb al 8. 5bdner,
$1,000.
W,drtin q. gDsTt an Sol. osp,
$500.
acuiie 3. S6neip.r an @uorantee
9epoiit g., $3.50.
Jrant llmbers an Rortb Gin'ti ..
u. y. Gp., $1,000.
SObn $. Rieifeubers oil ernit
Sdroer, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12
easbiIbuna. q.

Sebrcr: .gsin aorIden, bilSe ei.
men Sat, in benz bos Wort ~Cptifer-
borfonimtls
anrIden (iiahoem cr fid cine seit.
lang beiornen bnt): sd min bod,
naMieben Oh bic AcrI fpirfIiA bas
s&wein ceItobIen babeu.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-12
Rinblides Mibperfdnbs bs

9oulden: oWarum ipolIen sic uns
benn DerIaFen, Minna2"
&04in: sd min mid nal Dsrdns
bern, paul4eu.1
pauIden: .alber ipurum benn,
Winna9 Sic finb bod 70, pie sic
ieBt fiHO, gans nett
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gbsf siuer @sinfirmo gum gfei'
ienberD: Der 8ebarf bss 8aron5
SfIi6tsnbsrs ift auffaIeHb 5ariidss'
sansen."
rsyu, iein nsusr Diener 1T 1smPs'
reasIts.'
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
MCGOUGH HAYNES

Mr. }. Nj. MeGough, formerly
of Washington and Miss Dorothy
Haynes of Union City, Tenn,
were married at Union City last
Saturday. Tlev left immediate.
ly for OklahonIa, where Mr.. Nc
Cough is teaching school.
Mr.. McGoueh taught in the
school here in 1914 and he and
Miss Haynes 6ecame acquainted
while the latter was visiting her
uncle, n. K. Haynes, in the fall
or that year The groom is Il
brother of ProI f. W. McGough
who was prlnapal of the local
school for several wears and is
now engaged - the practice of
law at Warren
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
1884 BALES COTTON IS
BOUGHT HERE TO DATE

AS evidence that Washington
is factor in the cotton market,
] ,S34 bales have already been
boughthere this season, as shown
by the bills of lading at the Ark.
& La. freight office.
Cotton has been coming in rap.
idly since the opening of the sea
son, but Il slight fall off is being
experienced now, owing to the
crop having matured unusually
early. The gin books of the two
local gins show that a total of
,316 bales had been ginned up
to last night.
Prices on cotton have been
holding up remarkably well and
local buyers today are paying
nIices as follows: Short, 10 , 1
to l6 - cents; staple, % l-2 to
% cents, according to grade and
length of fibre.
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
TELEGRAPH READERS

Following is a list of subscri-
bers, new and renewal, who have
paid in their subscriptions dur
ing the week:
Jno. Watson, r. p. City, j. W.
Norwood, f. D. Barrow, Bonner
Barrow, Il, n. Arnold, j. 4. Cit.
ty, w d. Green, j. e. Campbell,
b. f. Bates, Mrs. Bette Fontaine.
D. NJ. Goodlett, W. E. Tiffin. f.
A, Brown, y. j. Robins, R. l..
Harmon, J. 5. Conway j. f..
Goodlett, Robt, Keels p. j. John.
son, \. e.. Flowers, y. h. Dra-
per, Frank Cannon, j. w. Adams,
Mat Nelson. H. W, Walker, Il. r..
Sampson, j. f. Calvin, Silas Lew
is, H. c. Walker, Ozan: Archie
HardWick, Frank Hardwick, r..
f. d. /; G.. w. Rosenbaum, Route
,; Frank McCorkle, Columbus:
II. +. Rogers, McCaskill; Mrs.
Jennie Smith, A. j Arlington.
+. j. Cooper, y. :" Pryor, l.. X.
Ragland, Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
COMPROMISE FOR sl2SO
IN AYLEF DAMAGE SUIT

l'he case u IL, c. Aylett, Ad-
ministrator, d United Oil Mills,
which was suit for damage
brought by l.. c. Aylett admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Charlie
Aylett who was killed while
working in a gin belonging to the
defendant at Ozan, and verdict
entered by consent for Sl250.00.
Quite a number of cases were
comprimised, others dismissed
and some set over for the third
week; all business was disposed
of by Wednesday evening and the
court adjourned over until Mon
day morning.
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
FIRE DESTROYS
THE ENGLAND GIN

Fire which started i'm one of
the gin stands and spread rapid
ly destroyed the gin ON the Bat
tie farm, 3 mics northeast of
town, at , o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Six bales of cotton in
and near the gin and 100000
worth of cotton seed, stored in a
house about fifty yards from the
gin, were a total loss.
The burned gin was owned
jointly by O. NJ. Battle, owner of
the farm, and j. O. England, the
foreman. Four bales of the de.
stroyed cotton was the property
of Messrs. England and Battle,
one belonged to Jno A. Johnson
and the remaining bale was the
property Of f. l.. Smith.
1t is thought that the fire was
started by Il nail or other metal.
lie substance getting in the gin
stand and striking fire. "
Mr. England estimates the loss
at not less than S5,OO00O. None
of the destroyed property was
insured.
Less than an hour after news
of the burning of the England
gin reached town, the gin of the
Butler Planting Co., locate d here,
caught on fire in the stands and
fucs in the same manner, but it
was eXtinguished by prompt use
of chemical cXtinguishers and
steam.
The England gin was practi-
cally new, having been put up
this fall. This makes the second
Gin that has burned in the vicin-
ity of Washington this fall, as the
plant owned by W. J. and John
Observation-Disclosures STRUCK by light
ming and destroyed about three
weeks ago.
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
A Bad Summer for Children

d There has been an unusual
amount of sickness among chill
dreu everywhere this summer.
Extra precautions should be Ca
Ken to keep the bowels opclrand
liver active. Foley Cathartic Tab
let's are Il fine and wholesome
physic; cause no pain, nausea or
gripping Relieve indigestion, sick
headache, biliousness, sour stom-
ach, bad breath.
Sold here at Colds Cash Store,
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
NEWS OF LIBERTY

Liberty oct >. School will
open at this place Monday, Mr..
Hall of Hope as teacher.
Jim Reaves has been very i'll
for the past week
Some of the people around
here showed their kindness by
giving Mr.. Cogbill a cotton pick
ing Tuesday. They got out about
220O lbs. There is about four
with typhoid fever at the Cogbill
home at present,
Mrs. Jno. Reeder returned to
her home at Kansas City after a
visit to her mother. Her sister
Grace Coleman accompanied her
home.
Mrs. G. Odell of Oden is visit
ing relatives at this place.
Bill Thomas of Abelinc, Texas,
is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Misses Alma and Bottic Gil.
bert was shopping in Hope Sat
urday.
Mr.. Il. f.. Gilbert is i'll with
chills and fever.
Miss Darwin of Shower Springs
was visiting friends here the first
of the week.
Everybody is busy trying to
gather their crops while the
weather is favorable.
Some of the boys here are en-
ioying the nights trying TO find
-Opossums.
There will be Il pie supper at
the school house Saturday night,
Oct. Ii. The profit goes ON an
organ. Everybody welcome.
Pet.
Washington telegraph., 1916-10-06
Iismissed at cost of defendant.

dismissed at cost of defendant.
Becky Smith and Lucy Simms
VS. ST Louis and San Francisco
Ry, Co, judgment by consent for
| $500.
( Jas. E. Taylor vs. st. Louis &
San Francisco Ry. Co., Judgment
by consent for 5000.
l.. c. Aylett Admr. VS. United
Oil Mills, judgment by consent
for Sl25O.OO.
Consolidated Marble and Mill
ing Co. VS. j. w. Burke, iudg.
ment for defendant.
j. H, Moore vs. l.. w. q j. c.
Aiken, dismissed at cost of plain
tiff.
Y. II. Block vs. Prescott Hdw.
Co, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
A. H. Andres VS. d. A. Harmon,
verdict for defendant.
Merchant d Planters Produce
Co. VS. City Gro. Co., Judgment by
consent for $1,000
j. w. Mitchell vs. Jim Edwards,
dismissed
Joe House as receiver vs. w. f..
Williams, judgment by default.
$500.
A. A, Amcs VS. St Louis |. NJ.
q 5. Ry. Co., dismissed by con
sent at cost of defendant
Henry Thomasson, appeal, dis
missed.
Cookscy Bros. vs. Darling
Bros, verdict for defendant.
Southern Cotton Oil Co. vs. J
H. Anderson, dismissed at cost
of plaintiff
Robt. b. Marshall vs. Jack
Walker, verdict for plaintiff,
Nevada Produce Co. vs. Proyi, !
dence Washington Insurance Co. !
continued for term. i
j. w Mitchell vs Columbus
insurance Co, continued for
term.
Mrs. Belle d. Agee VS. J. D. !
pohbs, iudgalent-for ne--~es..,-n
of property.
CooSsey Bros. vs. T. j. Garner, !
Judgment by consent for $500 |
X. G McRae Hdw. Co. vs.
Wesley Strong, dismissed at !
cost Of plaintiff.
First Nat, Bank of Morsells vs.
Nj. j. Stephens ct al, continued |
lor term.
r. A. Beau ct al VS. Charles
Hopl1ee, dismissed
Parlier Il Orendoh Plow Co. vs.
Q. s. Anderson, mistrial and
jury discharged.
Il. d. Johnson vs j c. Burke
ct al, judgment of county court
sustained.
lone Bland vs. f.. H. OrendoriT,
exemption allowed.
j. j. ELAINE VS. st. Louis |. NJ.
q 5. R. Il. Co., judgment for
S2.59
Leontine AmeS vs. city of Hope,
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Mack White vs. Hayguod Semi
nary Light & Traction Co, iudg-