davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Wykolejenie sic tamwaju.

Milwaukee. Onegdaj 3ej po-
poludniu ma Groove ulicy, naprze
civ parku pi}kowego, tramwaj
'linii Chicago Milwaukee uderzy}
W duzy samoch6d, nalezacy do
przedsiebiorcy pogrzebowegoSzcze
pana R6zgi pnr. 445-7 Lincoln
ave. Samochodem kierowa} syn
p. Szczepana, Franciszek.
Gdy Franciszek R6zga chcial
zajechae pred dom J6zefa R6zgi
(1O99 Grove ul), W tyf samocho-
du uderzyl tramwaj z TAXA sila
re rzucif MIN o werande domu p.
J6zefa R6zgi.
Oprocz Franciszka W samocho-
die znajdowal sic W tylnem Sic
dzenil p. Karamarz, zam. pm. 1901
End ave-, kt6ry szczesliwym ira
fem uszedl smierci. Karamasz
odni6sf pokaleczenie prawej nogi,
plec6w glowy.
Franciszek Rozga zostal skale-
czony " lewa noge i stracil try
zeby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
I INV PoLSKlCH
v AMERYCE.
CHiCAGU.
Aresztowany "a wydawanie
falszywych przekazow.

Dftektywi Carey Schwartz a.
resztowali onegdaj rano m}odego
faceta, lat, 25, kt6rego policya
poszukiwa1a od dluzszego czasu
"a plszczenie W obieg falszywych
przekazow. Facet 6w podal, ze na
zywa sic Adolf Orange. Policya
sadzi, ze jest OH Polakiem i ze
zamieszkiwaf pnr. 1918 w. Divi.
sion ul.
Ma stacye policyjna zglosiIi sic
nastepujacy ludzie, kt6rzy otrzy.
mali bezwartosciowe przekazy
Julillsz Halzer, zam. pnr. 1866 S
State ul., Antoni Moziarski zam
pnr. 721 n. Racine ave-, Jan No.
wicki, zam. pnr. 1900 w. Supe.
'rior ul., AIaryanna Smolnecht
zam. pnr. 11O1 Y. Winchester ave
Piotr Reichel't, zam. pnr. 531: n
Oakley boul. Katarzyna >Baca
zam. pnr. 1401 w. Superior Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
'U--533" nobiony " Anleryce.
Brindgeport, Conn, II pazdzi'

oIlAQgePOTt, VOuu., IL pdzuz1el
|nika. - Jcdcn wybitnych i po-
|siadajacych zazwyczaj dobrc in
formacyc obywatcli tutcjszych
twierdzi, ze nur "U--53" zostal
Izbudowany W Amcrycc, W jednej
y fabryk niedalcko Bostonu,sk skad
czeSci sk}adowc zosta}y przewie-
zionc do nicwiadomcgo ia razie
miejsca i wyslanc stamtad tax lie
po z}ozcniu ich nur byl zaraz IDOL
my do sluzby podwodnej. Wcdlc
tcgo oSwiadczcnia Nicmcy po-
siadaja zatem W Stanach Zjcdno-
|czonych tajna podstawe opcracyj
nq dla floty obccnic po doSwiad
czcniu "U-53'' mozc uda sic
ja wykryc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

'dniego, lat SO; polamane zebra i
prawdopodobnie z}amane lewe
biodro.
Marya Zatrusk, 33 lat, pnr
1920 Maybury; prawa reka i g}o-
wa pokaleczona. Przypuszczalne
wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
Anna Dronska, % lat, pnr.
124 Leland; uszkodzenia wewne--
trzne rany ia g}owie.
a. J. Sulewski, 26 lat, pnr.
40 Forest zmiezdzona stopa.
Karol Drag, 81 lat pnr. 716
Dequindre; rany ia glowie twa
rzy.
Anna Drag, 30 lat, iona po--
przednicgo; uszkodzenia wewne-
trzne.
Marya Drag, Il. miesieczna cor
ka poprzednich; pokaleczona.
: Helena Balowska, 25 lat, zam.
pnr. 715 Dequindre; rany ia twa-
rzy j glowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
NOWlNY
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Rulllulli pobici.
Wieden, II pazdziernika. -

Wleden, IL paZdIernlka. - Au-
stryacy z Bawarami - pobili raz
ieszcze Rumun0w w Siedmiogro--
die - donosza raporty austrya-
ckic. Sytuacya tam musia}a bye
taxa, il obie armie usi}owa}y sic
vzajcm okrazyc i dwukrotnie L.
da]o sic Austryakom ma nieko-
rzysc Rumun6w: pierwszy raz pc
bill Rumun6w pod Hermanszta-
dem, potem Rumuni wstrzymali
nap6r austryacki W centrum, "a
dali porazki na obu skrzyd}ach
Observation-Disclosures i p6lnoc--
no-wschodnim: ostatnio teraz do
nosza, il nastepujacych Rumu--
now znowu Austryacy wciagneli
IA calyn prawie siedmiogrodz-
kim froncie, poniewaz w centrum
nap6r rumunski wstrzymali, a na
>krzydlc wschodnio p6hocnem
odrzucili Rumunow "a rzeke Alu-
zte. General Falkcnhayn tryumfu-
-je. Bukareszt przyznaje cofniecia
wojsk swoich IA p6lnoc od Foga-
ras - W okolicy Reps - to pod
naciskiem przewazajacych iczbo-
wo mas nieprzyjaciela. Centralne
raporty podaja: Wojska austro-
wegro bawarskie wypar}y Ru-
mun6w p6lnocno wschodnich
,okolic Siedmiogrodu - mad Alu-
ia - w okolicy Gcrgycni; pod Ii
]eanfava byla bitwa wiekszych
l'ozmiar0w - W rezultacie odeb-
rano Rumunom zdobyte pred
lilku dniami pozycye - Magy--
ros - Parjad i odrzucajqc ich
wstccz wzieto in POO jcnc6w. ivy
cieskie stoczono bitwy pod Reps,
koehalom kiralyhalma zacic
kle bronili doskonale ufortyfiko-
wanej pozycyi; ostatccznic zdoby
Ii ia Austryacy zn6w wzieli Kill
kusct Rumunow do nicwoli, zdo-
bywajac % mitralicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Wielka katashofa koleiowa

Detroit, Mich. w katastrofie ia
krzyz6wce ulic Forest i Dequin--
Dire, gdzie pociag kolei Grand
Trunk najecha} Ia tramwaj No.
1928, przepelniony licznymi pasa-
zerami, ofiarami padli Polacy,
a mianowicie zabici zostali J6zef
Zabinski, lat 81, pnr. 320 May
bury ul. i Ludwik Chamski pnr
943 Harper ul., poranieni zas So F.:
Antoni Fronczak, = lat, zam
pnr. 124 Leland. Peknieta czasz--
ka, obie nogi amputowane. Umie-
rajacy.
Lillian Sitko, zam. pnr. 919 =
1S-ta III. rany na glowie.
Anna Sitko, 2112 lat ;podrapana.
Stefan Sarwiecki, 48 lat, 35-ta
ul. ciezkie rany na ciele i glowie.
Alichal Antosiewicz, % lat =
z pnr. 2024 Russell: rany ma glo-
vie, twarzy rekach.
Walter Antosiewicz. 20 lat, z
pnr. SS4 Hastings; rany ma g}o--
vie.
Jan Woncilik (?), lat pnr.
1905 McGraw; rany Ia glowie i
ciele.
Michal Sitko, pnr. 919-1S-ta
ul: rany Ia gfowie i twarzy. Je-
go iona znajduje sic W szpitalu
Receiving.
Franus Sitko, / rok, podrapa--
MIA.
J6zefa Puchka(?) szwagierka
'Sitki, rany ma glowie, twarzy
rekach.
D. Stopinski, so lat, pnr. 1S5
Cottage Grove H. p, lewe biodro
i lewe ramie wywichniete.
William Stopinski, brat poprze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Czaszka mu pek]a gdy spad|
ze schodow.

DO szpitala powiatowego od-.
wieziono onegdaj Jana Kapp: la1
%, samotnego, zamieszkalego PM
1870 Julian III. klapp bawi} sic
IA weselu, pnr. 1911 Marshfield
ave-, gdzie spadl re schod6w wy
sokosci 20 stop, co spowodowafo
pekniecie czaszki.
Policya &c stacyi przy West
Chicago ave-, ME aresztowa}a nj.
kogo, poniewaz wypadek byl ME.
unikniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
I Aushyii.
Wieden, II pazdziernika.

V1eoeu, IL pazuz1ern1ka. -
Try najwybitniejszc grupy par
lamentu austryackiego odby}y
konfcrencye, ia ktorej omawia-
no kwestye ewentualnego zwo}a-
mia parlamcntu, bcz kt6rcgo Au-
strya obywa sic cd dluzszego
czasu; prasa informujc jednak.
IL do zwolania parlamentu ME
|przyjdzie, a beda zwolane dele
gacye austro wegierskie, kt6re
jednak ME beda mia}y wplywu
na afery .wewnetrzne panstwa,
poniewaz omawiane na mich beda
tylko kwestye finansowe j mill
tarnc.
\
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Planuja budowe kana|u
do bieguna.
Londyn. II pazdziernika

Londyn, IL pazdzlernlka = ~
mcrykalscy inzynierowic opraco.
wall szczeg0}y planu budowy ka
nalu Oceam P6lnocnego przez
Rosye i Finlandye do zatoki bot
nickiej. Projckt budowy jest e.
nergicznie popicrany w Rosyi.
Kana} przccina}by kandalaske,
ma Nlorzu Bia}em do Tornei, bill
sko granicy Szwecyi. Koszt tego
przedsiewziecia ma wynosic $50
milion6w dolar0w. Dlugosc kama.
IN wynosic ma $50 mil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
ksieL.ny przez saneehol

tJfsaf4 nie,Il1iIik11sss pad;
ku pad} onegdaj Stanislaw Mark
wacz, lat 35, zonaty, zamieszkaly
pnr. 2347: Hamburg III. Ia Jadwi.
gowie. Przcchodzac przez ulice
Ashland ave-, przy Division ul.,
zosta} najechany przez automobi]
nalezacv do firmy yellow Cab
Co." numer licencyi 290.
Pokaleczonego Markwacza "a
wieziono W ambulansie .policyj-.
nym re stacyi przy West Chica--
60 ave. do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie sic znajduje W stanie kry-
tVcZnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Zlsarl z powodu uderzeuia
hustawka.

Onegdaj W szpitalu powiato-
wynn umarl dziewiecioletni Bole-
>law Czarnik, zam. rodzicami
pnr 2S47 w. 25tej III. Ch}opiec
poni6s} fatalne uszkodzcnia, gdy
dnia 1890 wrzeSnia uderzyla W
nicgo hustawka IA placu zabawy
szko}y publicznej "John Spry'',
rrzy 24tej Marshall boul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

tho naznaczyc, re wl6czegi te maj
wieksze zniwo zbieraja naszego
|ludu. w miescie Chicago przy H..
Icy Milwaukee ave-, cd Chicago
ave-, do North ave., W samem
centrum polskiej dzielnicy, W O.
statnich czasach wyzyskiwaczy
tych namnozyio sic jak grzyb6w
po deszczu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
Wrozkii maiq p}aci6 po
100 dol. podatku.

Cd pewnego czasu W Gary, Ind.
rozpoczely grasowac wrozki
latwowierne nasze Polki why's
kiwac. By zapobiedz o lie moz--
nosci temu wyzyskiwaniu jas
no widzaca' wr6zka ma p}acic
500 podatku.
Gas wielki, aby nasze Polk
zrozumialy, IL wr6zki So najwiek
szem humbugiem ia swiecie. Smu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
OKRETY KT6RE PADDY
OFIARA.

Ofiara paddy dotychczas naste--
pujace statki:
Stephano, brytyjski, parowiec
o 2,144 ton pojemnosci, utrzymu-
jacy staly ruch pomiedzy New
York, Halifax St. Johns Nova
Funlandya. Torpedowany zostaf
ma poludniowy wsch6d cd Nantu
cket, gdy plyna} do Nowego Yor
ku, ale dotychczas trzyma sic je
szczc ma powierzchni woody. Pasa
zer6w i za}oge w liczbie 144 oca-
lii torpedowicc Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych "Drayton'' i przywioz}
ich do Newport. Znajdowalo sic
na MIN 30 Amerykan6w, a miano
wicie: William Bierschcnck, j.
E. Evans, w. c. Ellis, w. j. Le-
vinson, j. Stewart, c. Bostwick,
F. Bostwick, E. Saxon, M. Harris
H. F. Graham, J. l.. Taylor, &.
Hurlburt, II. Hurlburt, II. L. Bar
mum, R. B. Ludy, n. Huffman,
f. Jennings, G. Fans, S. Evans,
C. F. Ulrich, S. Wilson, j. Q. An
drew, NJ. Curtis, l.. Howley, Y.
F. Burke, NJ. Kennedy, NJ. Cut
Ter, P. Fitzpatrick, G. Gregory,
- Kennedy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
0kret Wojenny ----
zniszczony.
Rzym. II pazdziernika.

Rzym, II pazdziernika. Pts
ma tutcjszc podaja, IL wielki O.
kret wojenny austryacki zostal
wysadzony w powictrze przez
Wloch6w W porcie wojemym au
stryackim = Pola, W 1stryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
I okretow zatopiionych u
wybrzely.
Boston, Mass. 11-go pazdzierni-

Boston, Mass. 11-go pazdzierni-
ka. - Nury wojenne cesarskiej
marynarki niemieckiej rozpocze-
}y siac zniszczenie na wodach II
wschodnich wybrzezy Stan6w Zje
dnoczonych. Cztery brytyjskie,
jedcn dunski, jeden norweski je
den nicsprawdzonej dotychczas
przynalcznosci okrety handlowe i
pasazcrskie paddy onegdajszej ME
dzicli w poblizu latarni morskiej
W Nantucket ofiara niemieckiego
nura "U-53' mozliwie dwu nu-
row, lub ca}cj ich flotyli, kt6ra
ewcntualnic znajduje sic w pobli-
zu w0d amerykanskich.
Przez Gaia noe niedzieli ma
poniedzia}ek flotylla torpedow-
COW, amerykaiiskich zajeta byla
i jest dotychczas praca ratunko--
wa, wy}awiajac za}oge i pasaze--
row z torpcdowanych okret6w,
ktorzy schronili sic ia waite
lodki ratunkowe, stajac sic j.
graszka fal oceanu. Zc wzgledu
na liczbe zatopionych w tax
kr6tkim czasic okret6w trudno
jest przypuszczac, by dzie}a znisz
|czcnia m6g} dokonac sam tylko
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

have lost national honor iu war as
have gained It some have lost not
only national honor bU' national
ity itself u is written whatsoever
man cor nationI s1Heths. that
shall be- also eap
on. that our nation had enough %
the Christian Spirit 20 say TO lbs
waring nrighbors 'No viii ship none
OF you munitions OF war-we will
ship mono 90 you even food or cloth
ing until YOU cease t0 300 each
other And if in tle meantime.
We as q great and good people.
would labor as ono man 20 fill the
bins ot every farm and the ware
houses OF every city and hamlet from
ocean 90 ocean and from Canada 10
the Culf with food and clothing Ca
SELL cheap and even give tD those
wasted peoples when their bloody
strife shall have ended who would
want Go make war ON use But We
sen them AZ H'ch'st possible prices
all fhH food auG clothing. and an tho
%, atn dealing machines We cam get
200 fHrm and Whom The wholesale
tragedy ended $50 win open our
ports to receive whoever of tho iu-
dustriuus survivors We cam induce
fu .pt4s tn r.r. .IUr,. fn .s f.nYuf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
Pastor Second Baptist Church

Editor Daily News
n Is 20 be hoped your editorial Of
FRIDAY morning. "Sscrificial Civ
ing. has found many readers. and
has brought them 10 serious relies
ton of the awful times In Europe
end tho pcrIlous threatening OF our
country
Yuu saw "That when people set
deeply iu earnest 10 save perishing
millions and you might have said
themselves as we'll from fate
whose blackucss rivals the darkness
of me pharoah's land they will strip
themselves OF their rich apparel.
raudy Iewelrg aud trappings. II need
De-. for thc sake of lives of their fel-
lows "-aud themselves Deeply In
earnest" Yes. SIR and there is, ~
our Pre-. idrnt SAYS. SO time to lose
m getting prepared, but not prepsr-
pd as be- would have Us, by beating
our pr1ulnghooks into swords and
ploWsharcs into spears. but by enter
ing into the rocks and hiding in the
dust OF repentance and the sackcloth
OF humility for our UNFOLDING Of op-
prcssIvc monopoly laws. and the wor-
ship of idols OF ill-got gains
The way our President is going -
II hc influences congress-will he
the most deplorablo forsaking OF the
Lord and the most crazy invoking Of
bis wrath that our country was
ever guilty of
"To your tents. oh Israel
j. t. CALDWELL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

N'-s ...r. ...# $50 ln the auditorium and
applaud ,ar a... ID. .hr actors blended ,rrs,i,-
'.' "'" he stage settings and stage effects
"n' H.a .rr. heartily d',eues,cd could they
n'. ''r behind tHr scenes This Is a fac, tor
'ar reason '..' H- ..rd, ladies' spu,es and fair
Who might .r. .sa.,Ily d,.gustcd could they
i''' s'9,e .r .a.rr The rolling thunder ON
no '.'rr - .. 'aa scenes is but the tapping of
a'' orr...H ,'h ,n occasional clash OF
meta. AGAINST metal. while the lightning that
''.''st '.a. ..e mock clouds is the ,ame,t
''' % ..... The da,biug waves Of water
''- n..ar- r... ta.r .olorrd canvas. rocked
ard la.'.i - aprr
.o .r behind he scenes produces an undo
''.. ...a. .f.u ar mind Of the bcbo'dec
'' .a continue as patronage Of the show,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
Not a Bite Of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
As~-0
Says a glass Of hot water and
phosphate prevents Illness
and keeps US III.

Just as coal, when II burns, leaves
behind q certain amount OF incom-
busiihle material IN the forra OF ashes,
so the food and drink taken day after
day leaves in the alimentary canal a
ccrtGin amount OF indiEestlble ma.
tcrial which n not completely Slimina.
tod from tho system each DAY, be.
comes food for the millions of bacteria
which infest tho bowels From this
mass Of leftover waste. toxins and
piomainlihe poisons are formed aud
sucked into tho blood
Men and women VINO can't get feel.
iug right must begin 10 take inside
baths Before eating breakfast each
morning drink a glass OF real hot
water with teaspoonful Of lime.
stone phosphate IN h TO wash out OF
tho thirty fect Of bowels the previous
DAYS accumulation OF poisons and
toxins and to keep the entire alimen.
tarv canal clean, pure and fresh.
Those who are subject 10 sick head
ache. colds. b.llousness. constipation.
others who wake up with bad taste,
foul breath. hackache. rheumatic stu
ness. OF have sour. ghssy stomach
after meals. are urged TO get a quarter
pound Of limestone phosphate nom
the drug store. and begin prscticins
Internal sanitation This will COST
very little. but Is sufficient 10 make
anyone an enihus .agt on the subject
Remember inside bathing Il more
inlpo~tant than outside bathing. be
cause the skin pores do not ABSORB
Impurities into the blood. causing poor
health. while tthe bowel pores 90
Just az soap and hot water cleanses
sweetens and freshens the skin, sc
hot water and limestone phosphate
act on the stomach, liver, kidneys ant
tbsNcla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

Editor uaI <
have read tH ue sH. ap.
pr" at0l .r ..uuenf Poi. ad
dress delivered tg Hs D. orator
Nr Fishloe .tl DOB our IaH sHn-
DAY evening ga. ~ a' that
Grafton anI IUus sou tHn' Iuoto
h.m 'N.Iy ...Ha Iu hn1io.men'
~ flr nations uoe At Boo tho
Fact Boz aa. ra.Sfl % caI..
ed Christian Stations ".ar with
th.H modification vi Yet ]
believe any company iHH.lnsnr'.
'd meu aU boz lod fa fr0Ifs and
hnu the devil ,au q band az
Hr0.r.ar'rI msn r1 10 work 1900.
de- tlo fr'us.on fIlt ara .erN
.uF Goa It ..H dfIset mo iads
most tabHIInIg uIck belong
t0 90 people ..He Huptf Hl boast
Thai ftss Ht.. never n. ''d anF
body anI a peoples Dove not
bu t.a. which aged Hm tH'
folly raf ave aided iar H
converted church msi hIp iH
uaIHHiU 70. n.r N beers h' .n.
CON arrN 5000 Duf mlrofH0 In
fhr an1 1uI they e. be- ..i d"
H.' 81. savage 81. amy ~. people o.
b. non the Russian me nor thr
spanish H1me n1l N, lhoiit nam'
f.a' caused f.. pou I0ns OF hY
gone daF na q 'ao arnaI
mind H nnf gDIect fhr uR o'
Cod neither mcleod hc Hn
Z.
Z enjoyed mosf "a uaa Said on
Sabbath evening I'd a'ir of 'h.
Jews aa % people ~ AFRO @ great
race IH tHa dawn that race iu
'Hr morning of hun history iHr'
began 200 sI.H, Iasso of truth ms
'..e and pr'y for ita. command
r1 Thorn These vrls which
.mm'n1 '"a' this SHAH Doc ur
un 'HF Hpr' and 900 .aIt teach
.'m i..r'H''y un 'HF 'hII'r''
.ni .'H.' "lk of 1000 Nh'n ih"o
f'e 80 'ly house ud when chou
.t'trf r th" way Hd when thou
.a.f H1au auI whe. thor .4e-t up
Ana 'Huu shalt biudIom for "a siu
.pun 'IF hand an h" shalt BE-
IHr fruu'Ir'. betReH thine eyes
'.| '.9r shat. arif them upon th,
uH. n.t 90 tbs u aUd upon
'.. rfI.. Tout ..H With Chat
Ht H..uuue On. .R ma1, great
attainment .n vha .r 900. r1, no.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

for he "a dis.Iluaoned and never again will the
lords ladies' spntes and faiuea the thunde,
lightning and water waves seem realistic. because
formerly be- simply LOOKED and BELIEVED.
and nov Bee sifS and KNOWS
is % not possible thst the eve. Of t,,,,.d
states r.'lrns are dallIcd a. IBIS time a.. with =
stage p.ay' They are sitting under the smell ,g
'h' ehafmer VOICE listening with unoue.t,o,,r,
mind ears 20 ugdy rrhearsed expression. an.
pIauding them as though they wer ctbe spont,
nrouf wtcran,es ol soul aGamc for the good
% humankind lhnk you not that /, plimpae
OF those rroesres behind the scenes would give a
different viewpoint Denudcd Of the false a..
'upmHon ot power and peril laid bare Of every
pfeienses how would aII this tyyaddle abou, i'm
mnrni danger nov copying the boards look
10 an lnquirug mind that has been permitted IN
honesty and ,'ndar 10 e-e behind the ,oenes)
is 't mot inHr peculiar that the tabled 90
security and serenity % The United States Christ.
ION Nation. one whose trust s IN God-even 10
The imprint on tis silver coins should have been
shattered aa y by lhe breath Of some sudden and
evil wind' Who then ls lhs mythical God who's.
power s So limited whose affections are 40 var.
liable and ~ayenug tbsl be- s mo- longer worth, Of
he iusi' Does the ya,Ilanl being deserve H.
hove bis name upon he Mighty American Dollar,
is not the Christian Nation outraged ,n ,oniempl,
ton Of the tact that lb,s God hes accepted the
homage oi this simple people who have honor.
ed hun "a tunes OF peace 10 the very exalted
height al fririu. bia ,.,,,., ..,.,.,. o. ...l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

repent. and having repented We need
a kcdtemor How great and good
God IS to prepare fo- us just the
Redcemer that Se need
IN sod hope behind the precious
Blood Of Jesus, a refuge that | Wish
that MI Fishlowctl and all his great
people had
r. 4. COOPER
Pastor Second Baptist Church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
Removal Notice.

Drs Murphy n Famm have re-.
moved rom their former location In
the Grand opera House Building 10
rooms o and , Post office building
75-ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

STEADILY support e coming u Tor the Panhan.
de Stole IHr end s worthy Of It.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
or CALCULATIONS.

Free men know 300 allegiance except 10 pm
olple
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
Eve Diseases

Failing Eyosight Sore Eyes.
GLASSES properly fitted Dr
Claude W0lcott Specialist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

The Amarillo Daily News
offers to its advertising patrons
a paid circulation more than
double that Of any other Daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

Entered a. second class matter At IA, post.
office a, Amarillo Texas under the act OF March
s. 1870
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-26
Notice of 1rGstec.s Sale

May 18th. 1914. ]. S. Ticdale ard his wife exc
cuted and delivered to w. T. Natts. Trustee. a
deed of trust. which b recorded h, Book No, so
at page lS6. in the ssee of the chancery clerk Of
RANKIN county, Mississippi. and re-recorded ia
Land Trust Deed Record, Book No. 70
on patfe e3o. The said deed of trust
CONVEYS to the said trustee the lands bersirs
below described. to secure certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. due and payable to j. Watts $.
as Ioiows: $lS2. 80 on the list day of December
1914. and like amount on the first day of each.
successive December. 1915. 1916 and 1917 and pro-
WOES that II default is made in either of said
ments or any part thereof, tho whole of said in.
debtedness Immediately becomes due and payable
Default has been made in two of said payments
except that the of S9 05 has been paid on the.
nrst OF said payments. ard all of the unpaid in 90
debtedness is now past due
AT the request of said j, L.. Watts, and under
and by Virtue of the terms of the said deed of
trust. the trustee WILL on Monday the 9Th tlay of
November. 1916. during the legal hours at Pela-
hatchie. Mississippi. said county, sell for cash to
the highest bidder, at public auction the folloH-
ing lands. or suffciency thereof 10 make said
payments. to-wit;
Southeast quarter of southeast quarter of Sec
ton ~, township z. range 8, east: and also the
southwest quarter OF southwkt quarter OF sec
ton 70 the same township and range all in said
county.
The title to said land Is believed to be good. but
said trustee will convey only such title as is vested
In him as aforesaid,
Witness his signature this the 5th DAY of Octo--
Der. 1916. w. T. WATTS Trustee
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-26
Notice of Trustees Sale.

Whereas, under and by virtue of that certain
deed of trust executed by George kersh and. his
wife. Biddie Kersh. on the 18th day OF December.
1910, to secure a certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned to Mrs. C. S. Harris. said trust deed
being record in the chancery clerks office in
Brandon. Rankin county. Mississippi. IN Land
Trust Deed Book rs. page 49, and the above deed
of trust was transferred by w. 3. Collier. exc
cutor estate of c. S. Harris to Mrs M. c. Scruggs
duly recorded January 18th 1914. and said indebt-
edness being past due and unpaid, and being re-
quested to do so by the beneficiary. /, T. Z. Cot
trell. trustee. will. within legal hours Monday
the 9th day of November 1916 in front of tbs.
court house door in the Town of Brandon. Rankin,
county, Mississippi offer for sale and sell at put
lie outcry to the highest bidder for cash. accord
ing to law, the realty and personal propertS
described in said deed of trust. which reads ~
follows, to-wit:
The east half of the north quarter (e1-2 of
ne la. and in section twenty-five (22). also the
west half of the northwest quarter wv 1-2 NV Ia
less IL acres on east side sold Ii. A. Lockwood
Lumber Co. and in section twenty-three (23). AL
said land being in township six 90. range five 81.
east, in Rankin county. Mississippi.
One roam mare about II years old, ne nccf
Fannie. and her colt, about one anc5
a-half years old.
The title to said property is believed e. BE good
but the trustee will convey only suoA title as IS
vested in him as trustee.
1916. T. t. COTTRELIs Trustee