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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
REWARD OFFERED FOR
ASSASSIN Of COWART
'eovERNoR ANXIOUS TO HAVE
SLAYER o FeREENE COUNTY
MAN NlAPPREHENpED.
Special to Tho Ncsos.

Special to The NcaoS.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. PA reward
of 5000 for the capture of the assassin
of G. II. Cowart, member of the board
of supervisors of Greene county, last
Saturday afternoon, has been offered
\ by Governor Bilbo. 1t is believed that
this will stimulate interest in running
down the slayer or slayers of'the man
whose body was found four miles from
Merrill on a secluded road, filled with
buckshot. FlMIw'
Information obtained by Frank Nc
. Kenzie, of Hattiesburg. who took his
bloodhounds to the scene Of the killing
on the following day, is to be furnished
detectives and special officers detailed
in trying to run down the murderer.
Mr.. Cowart was member of the
Green County board of supervisors, and
was shot and killed while riding along
country road. He was alone al
the time, and his body, with several
bullet wounds, was found late in the
afternoon. 1t is said that there were
no eye witnesses to the tragedy and nc
cause for the shooting has been given
Whether the murderer killed Mr. Cow
art because Of some grudge agains
him, or for robbery, is not known.
After the body was discovered blood
hounds were taken to the scene, but {
heavy rain began to fall and it wa'
impossible for the dogs to take up ant
kfollow the trail Of the murderer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24

record breaking sweet potato
production for south Mississippi is pre-,
dicted for the season which is jusN be-
ginning to open here, if present in
dications may be relied upon.
Hattiesburg commission men and
merchants in close touch with the
farmers of this section, declare that
unless some unexpected thing arises,
there will be more potatoes grown
here this summer and fall than ever
before in the history of the country.
Indications today are that this years
crop will exceed by many thousand
A bushels, that of 1915, when more po-
Ttatoes were grown and marketed than
during any preceding three-year period.
The first potatoes of the season
are now being shipped from this sec
ton, and are bringing fancy prices.
From so to rs cents bushel are now
being paid for them, and the demand
for the early variety is much larger
than the supply.
Car From Sumrall.
One car of yellow Mississippi yams
went out from Sumrall Tuesday for
northern markets. 1t was the first
shipment Of potatoes ever made from
The Lamar county section. They were
grown by the colonists on the LANDS
purchased from the E. A. Cummings
Company at sumrall. Other cars are
to he sent out just as soon as tne
notatoes can be harvested.
II has been demonstrated in pas
wears that land in South MISSISSIPPI
and in Louisiana is the best in th'
world for producing the yellow yam
and that the potatoes grown here wnel
ssrlaced on the market alongside .
%,se from any other section Away
,Nrg a better price, and are in grea'
Ell demand. , ~
Prospects for big crop tilis IL
W. hetter by far, some comnlssio
non say. than they were this tim
,ast year In August 1915, the poeal
outlook was far from encouraelnt 7.
Dstar tbe september storm, howeye, !.
~ crop was made, and il never y
tlie oiop -, oreat Quantities Z
,'sms 20 we're shipped from here DOT
Il the raw state and canned. i,
u The rle McInnis Canning Company, aps sodt' Fl
neers in potato canning &, n ~ .Au notatoe %
IS getting ready to handle the ! poorscs nsaee
~ y this section when they are 1,,a,t p,apt
o 'r ,hs market in sufficient guam
ties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
HERR|NGTON GIRL is
MARRIED ON EVE OF
|STEPFATHER'S TRIAL
PRELIMINARY HEARING ON GRIM
INAL. ASSAULT CHARGES wAlv-
ED; CROWDS in COURT.
BOND FIXED AT $4,000;
RAISED BY WORKERS

n M. Z. Hurst, a millwright, employed
by the J. j. Newman Lumber Company,
who was arrested Tuesday on charges
preferred by his 15-year-old stepaaugh-
ter, was released this morning on a
5000, bond to await the action OF the
grandjury.
The preliminary hearing, scheduled
to have taken place before Justice
of the peace Greer this morning, was
waived, the bond fixed at $4,000 and
within Is minutes after court adjourn
ed co-workers Of Hurst had raised the
bond While it was fixed at $4,000
the bondsmen signed up for nearly
$4,000.
Hurst returned to his work at the
Newman plant Immediately
| Before the time set for the hearing
| it became known that, Dicey Herring
ton, the complainant in the case, hat
become married last night. What Ell
feet this will have on the final dispo
.sition OF the charges, is not known,
The girl appeared at the office 2
Circuit Court Clerk Nixon with he
father, Ed Harrington, and Charli
J lRunnels, a young man living feN
miles in the country, and asked for
D.. !. a
marriage license. It was issued p
Mrs. Stella Moffett deputy clerk, an
the ceremony was performed at tn
ltCourt House.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
JOHNSON AND HALL ARE
PREPARING FOR COURT
Judge and District Attorney Getting
Ready to Visit Laurel Next Month.

Judge Paul B. Johnson and District
Attorney Robert s. Hall, together
with Court Reporter Ellison, are pre-
pairing to go to Laurel next month to
attend the criminal term Of the Jones
county circuit court. The sessions
open on September 49,
There are S5 cases on the crimina
docket, but no murder cases will bt
heard
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
CAR STRIKE TIES
UP CHATTANOOGA
NO Efforts win Be Made TO Operate
Electric Till Agreement is Reached.

Chattanooga, Aug. 24,-There is no
street car service here today NO eff
forts will be made to operate the
street cars until an understanding has
been reached between the employees
and the officials of the union.
Nearly all of the employees have
Joined the union,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
pET RABBIT KILLER y
APPEALS HER CASE
"'', ,enee, Wants Name Cleared
u The Nel0S.

speciat to The Nelos' III, 4
Sp Laurel. Miss, Aug, 24'7-Mrs' q : ? L. y
Ates. the Hattiesburg man wl'n m ~ I
,,a,onsIv ,sse killing a pet rabbit, has ap,
pealed the case to the clreu1s 49, ~
md md GAYS the particulars Of the trou-
/ S,s M viii be made public during tne
sS5smber term Of court mrs "a. {.
vas found guilty by Justice of ths
esace B. a. Boutwell, and the fine was
suspended.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
TROPICAL STORM is
DIMINISHED IN FURY
Intensity, Weather Bureau Says; Has
Been Lessened by small Diameter.

Washington, Aug. "a. The Weather
Bureau reports today gave little indi-
cation of the tropical disturbance
which has been coming from the vicin-
ity of Porto Rico for some days. It
Is believed that the storm has greatly
diminished-in its intensity, because
of the small diameter
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
BALKAN OFFENSIVE
GROWS WITH SERBS
LEADING IN VICTORY
TAKE HILL FRoMl8uLGARs WHICH
WAS cAPTuDEo DURING
THE INITIAL DRIVE.
FIGHTING IN S0MME
FIERCE; BUT UNDECEDE0

London, Aug 24.-Today's advices
indicate that the Allies Balkans Of 4
fensive is deyeloping. with added inn
petus.
Paris reports that the Serbians are
on the aggressive on the. mountain
ridge on the western end of the front
where the Serbians stormed and recap
tured the hill three miles northwest
of Ostrovo Lake, which the Bulgart
ans took in the initial drive on the
left flank of the Allies.
The entente Allies report that in the
center. they have repulsed the Teuton-
,ic attacks. The Bulgarians apparent
ly are continuing their advance on the
Allies right flank northeast of Salon
Xxi. Sofia reports the defeat and flight
of the Entente along the Struma.
Berlin reports Indicate that the cen
trail powers still consider Rumanias
attitude uncertain.
Artillery continues active on the
Somme front The French report in
( tense German bombardment in the
soyecourt Woods. which was followed
by a grenadeS attack south of the
Somme, in which the French We're re
pulsed. The Germans shened the
French positions between Fleury and
IThiaumont
The British report the repulsing OF
a strong German attack near Guile
mont last night.
With heavy losses, Constantinople
declares that the Turks have checkec
the Russ pressure in southern Turk
ish Armenia, and declares that til,
Turks in holding the Cars forces
killed. Wounded. and captured $40
men.
Petrograd, on the other hand an
t nounces the capture of two Turks
i, regiments on this front.
II zeppelins visited the English coas
d last night but no damage and casua
r ties were reported.
XII The German Report.
e Berlin. Aug. 24LThe Bnlgarians r
is port the defeating of the Allies aion
lg the Struma, with heavy losses. captu
le ing much ammunition, many supple
<. and eight machine guns. The Au
S, tro-Germans are checking the Russia
M attempts 10 advance into Hungai
through the Carpathian passes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
Ready to Fight.

Hurst, with his attorney, Duncan
Draughn, appeared in court at 10
O'Clock ready to fight the case With
Hurst was Mrs. Hurst, the mother OF
the chief complainant, who remained
at his side while Mr. Draughn and
County Attorney Alexander lCurrie for
state. held numerous conferences.
iJudge Greer had transferred the court
Ito the Court House, and there was a
ibig crowd of spectators present 70
hear the proceedings. Plans to clear
| the court room and have an executive
hearing had been made by Judge Greer,
however, had the hearing been given
| After many conferences, Mr.. Currie
tannounced that he and Mr.. Draughn
I;had agreed to .have the reading o.
the warrant charging criminal assault
waived. and announced that he wanted
to make statement. Mr.. Draughl
4 has agreed to waive the preliminary
hearing. and let the next grandjury in
vestigate the matter he said sW
laave agreed upon a $1,000 bond,
Z this is acceptable to the court.
Judge Greer said that he would agre
4 to the suggestions, and was glad ths
4 the case had taken that turn.
! Runnels has known shs girl in th
(Continued on Page Tour.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24


Washington, Aug. 2a.--FederaI
Mediator CHANGERS this morning
conferred with President Wilson,
and then met the representatives
Of the railroad employees, in the
threatened trouble between the
unions and the eompanies.
It was reported that Judge
Chambers carried with him 10 The
men proposals made to the Presi-
dent by the subcommittee Of rail-
road executives last night.
Renewed optimism on the pros
poets for avertIns the threatened
strike prevailed today among the
employees representatives and al
the White House
The message Of proposal which
Judge Chambers carried to the en-
pIoyes is being kept secret, bit
a. B. Garretson, the spokesmaa
for the men, voiced the opinion of
all when he said that II certainly
was not depressing.
Others Indicated that the mes
sage was satisfactory
i The railroad executives me-, an.
heard the report Of the sub-com
tContinded On Page Four.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
PROPOSITION TO BUY
ISLES TURNED DOWN
DANISH LANpETHINe REJECTS
PROPOSAL OF U. S. TO TAKE
OVER WEST INDIES.

London, Aug. "a. "A Copenhagen
dispatch says that the Danish
Landethina has rejected the pro-
posaI to sell the Danish West In
dies to the United States.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
IN HONOR oF KITCHENER.

Toronto, Aug "a order in-coun-
ell was passed today changing the
name Of Berlin, Ont, to Kitchener.
The town has about 10000 inhabi-
tants and was settled BY German i'm
migrants.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
The German Report.
THE COTTON MARker.

New Orleans, Aug "a The cotton
market at 2:so O'clock was January.
1911. opening at 1896: March, 1928.
opening at 15.1ls October. 1885, open.
ing at 14.72; December. 1888. opening
at l4S7.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
! DANIELS OFF FOR MAINE,

Washington. Aug "a. Secretary
,,aniels started for Maine today to par
ticioate in the Democratic campaign.
AZ expects to make about IS speeches.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
80 CHILDREN DIE OF
IlJFANTILE PARALY YSIS
Number Of New Gases Peaches 1os IL
the Five Rorou1hs Of New York

New York, Aug. "a. During the last
"a hours, 80 children have died OF in
fantile paralysis in the five boroughs
of New York,
There were 109 new cases reported
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24
PROSPECTS FOR
Sweet POTATO
CROP EXCELLENT
Record Breaking Output Is Pre-
dicted For South Mississippi
This Year.
FIRST CAR OF SEASON
GOES OUT FROM SUMRALL

Colonies of Cummings Company Pro.
. duce Large Acreage Of yellow Yams
Nc Their Demand is Much Larger
Than the suppIy-Are Bringing
: Fancy Prices at This Time-Every
Indication is That the 1915 Record
Breaking Crop Will be Eclipsed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-08-24

For M'ssissIppl-eenerally fair to.
night and Friday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-29


Giner Wiitteilnng Der Seereslei-
tnns si TpIse, lit Der n0rnlide Sell
bon Mlbanien BON ben D;terreidJiidJ=
nngartlden Srmppen beIekt lu0rSen,
pbne oaf linen 8ioeritanb geleiiIet
mare.
Der Sert oes ltebereinfommens,
bas am 25. Sannar siuiIden benz
Olterreid)iiden syelomaridalllemtnant
bon Suefner nno benz Naior Ghnp-
rid, anf Der einen nn6 @ertretern Der
montenegriniiden 9egiernna benz
Ueneral 8efir nno Dem Maior Gum-
pom, amf Der anbern Seite abge-
idluiien lumrbe, lit perSffentlidjt
iuproen. Die suidtisite geitimmmna
oieler glbmadmngem lantet: Die
nontenegriniiden Selegaten luiin-
iden, bak fobalo, iuie m0slidJ, ssrie-
oensberbanOlmnsen Beginner, ba
bies einen bernBisen6en Ginflnk
anf Die 8eb6lfernng ansiiben mir.
De" Gas Abfummem beltimmt, oaf
ale Nontenegriner lire @affen mie-
oeriegen, giebt aber ben Siterreid)iIdD-
ilngariiden Srrbpen bas yfedjt, mi
Iifariide Speratipnen inn Qan6e felt-
snIeten Mno beripridJt, ben Siterrei-
dildjen Srtppen 9ebensmittel, g8ai-
Ier, Transportation itnb itnterfont-
men at liefern.
Nns Wien ipiro genielbet, Gjene-
raj gufOtitif, Der mad ben 0eridl-
ten aus 9iont nn6 9saris ben @ioer-
ltanS Der Wontenegriner aegen bic
Ulterreidiiden Srnppen Organiiieren
nno leiten iuerbe, babe iidD nit am
oeren rnontenegriniiden Weaerafen
bti Sanilobgrao ben Ceiterreidern
frgeben.
Der fran50iildje IusialiitiId)e Se-
pntierte 9pngnet be6amptete In eli
ller Meoe, bic er 5n griitol bielt, Die
franS0iildJen @erlnite beliefen iidl
anf 100000 Mann. gon oieien
ieten 100000 Mann aefnllem, L.
400,000 DeriunnOet nnb 100000 aes
fangen genomnten.
Wis glntiuort anf Nsitteilmneem,
oie I'm 1tnterhanie ocs eugliidjen
Earlaments iiber bentidje enftIdiff.
ansriffe aemadt iuorben, iuirb bon
oentlder Seite ans nad)lte6enbe Gr-
Harnna ber6ffentlidt: seit bem 1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-29

ant %. Sanuar falig. Ser Sc
lanmtbetrag 6e5iffert iicb auf 12,-
160000,00O Warf. Gon oieler
Sulnme mliroen nur 6S6,2O0,OOO
Waarf, ooer 51a Brosert oes @e-
iafnnlt6etrages, auf @ertpapiere bon
9arlebens 9anfen geliebe1.
Sn elmer gerianllnlung BON 9ele-
gaten Der io5ialiitiiben Gartei fir
Den Sanlburger 8iltrift lpuroe nit
groBer Mebrbeit cine Gelolution an
genonunen, mel6e oas Gorgeben Ser
io5ioliitii6en Minoritat i'm 9feids-
tag, Die 9egen ben Griegsfreoit
ltimnlte, misbiaigte.
8erliner 3eitltngen erflaren, oaB
oas anfgeben Der groBen glofaoe
BON Seiten @nglanos als Elm grfola
Nmerifa's 81 betra1ten lei. Die
goiiilde 3eitllng ipri6t bon einem
nbritii9en &iid5ug Dor oen slmeri-
fnnern."
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Iilran6.

Die o@orlo" teilt in einem
slrtifel nit. bob 9srdiioent ggillon
Seiiti6lano bis gum 5. sSebrnar 3eit
gegeben babe, ii6 oariiber Su ent=
ldeioen OF es erflaren tperoe, oaB
es init Der 3erltorung Der o2ulita-
MA" Elm llnreht begangen babe. Die
y8orlo" itelt li1 iebr entriiItet
iiber oas 8erbalten Geutldlanos
an itno bebntptet, oaB es nit Iei-
men gerbanolungen iiber ben ,,2uii-
tanla SAL geraoe5u 4onlooie Ipie=
le. Was Der Brdiioellt 5u tim ge-
oerft, ipenn 9eutl1Iano oas onqeb-
lid bon ibm geltellte ltltinatum
llIbt annimrnt, lit nod ben Slngaben
Der p8orlo" ni6t befannt. @ir
ipillen ni6t OBJ Die y@orlo" beredb-
tigt 1T, ols Munoltiid ser Reaie-
rnng 5n bienen, piiIen oaber aud,
ntbt, OBJ oieier Mrtifel ais offtsios
3it betradten lit. gs iollte uns aber
gar ilibt tpatoern, tuenn er bon ser
Heeiernng beeinfluBt ipare. g8ir limo
ltets Der glnfi6t geipeien oaB Die
Gegierllita l6lieBli6. trob aller
ytabgiebigfeit Deutidlaltos, oof
nod ettpas berausfinben peroe, nm
etnen Streit nit 9eutl6Iono ber-
beI5ntilbren. Cine grflaritnq, fpie
lle leet bon llns geforoert miro, bot
iiad) allenL mas 9eutlhlano ifon
5ugegeben bot. gar feinen prafti.
lben @ert uno es lit ldherlid), lif
olif lie 5u beriteifen lno es BON ibr
aDDongtg 81 MAIDEN, Of ilnier Ser
bnltnis NIT 0eutidlono Elm attes
ooer ein fdle6tes lein ioa. Die
erflarltn9 fuiiroe, es lit nid)t All
lelignen, cine 0emiitiallnq fir
0elltIdlono beoeuten. es lit ia moa.
ltd, bob 9eittidlano, INN oes lie.
ben 5rieoens nillen oud) in 6ielen
sSalle no6giebt aber elm Iolhes
gta6qeben miro unter ser oelltifen
gepolferlmg enti6ieoenen llnmiGen
erregen ilno .oieier llnpillen miro
lld) ni6t ge9en Die oeutl6e 9feaie-
rllllg, lonoern 9egen inns ricbten
VS. miro Die Stimmling in 0etttlh-
lailo gegen ilns nod gereister ma.
6en, ols tie bereits 1T. @ir f6n-
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sSran5tsco 9eres, elm ana,

Sran5tsco Yere5, elm aligeb-
Ii6er gieboieb uno @,ertoile Der
iiingit in sSsuare5 perllrteilten uno
eri6oiienen @ebriioer Duran, muir
De am Sreitag BON Dem amerifani-
ihen 3oa SSnIpeftor S. 9. @bite
in Der @egeno bon Wsleta eridoilen.
Die merifanilden 8eboroelt battea
8bite miteeteilt, oaB Gere3 periu-
den tueroe, ben SluB bei gsleta at
fren5en ilno erilibten oen 8eantea,
8ere5 bel feiner @nfllnft allf ameri-
faniidem gooen 81 perboften. @bite
fam oieier slitfforoerung nod utto
arretierte oen Merifaner. 0ieier ni-
oerlebte ii6 ieiner @erbaftltng audi
onr6alls niht, Sab aIs Ser eesnipef-
tor ibn our6iuden tpoIlte. sog er TO-
fort ieinen yfebolber nno feuerte,
tporauf @bite i'm Damn IN SeIbft-
perteioiaiiftq erIhoR.
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men in oieIem gefteben ouf cine

men in oieiem 9eiteben auf cine
5oroerung, oie in @irflidfeit fei=
men praftilden @ert bat, uns aber
nit Dem oeutlben 8olfe Derfeinoet,
feinen gorteil fir nns ieben. Wie
mir iiberboiipt Der slnii1t 1ino, oaB,
menn 9euti6lano au6 in oieIem
Salle na6gie6t, man in @albina-
ton bod lDieoer etipas geeues ber-
ousfinoen miro, Inn nit 0eutId)-
lano aft5ltbinoen. 9anlit tpollen mir
ni1t bebaupten, Dab man nit
SentIhlano einen 9onflift bera1fbe=
idiporeit lno6te ooer oaB man aar
oaran oabte, ii6 an Dem arieqe ae.
gen 9elttidlano 6u beteiligen, aber
es iheillt ms, OILS penn man in
@aibington gar 5n gerne su Geutid).
lnno IN Elm 8erbdltnis fontnlen
modte, 1T Dem man auf Deutidl.
lano gar feline 9iiifiidbt ntebr au
nebnten braii1t.
Cine fpdter 0epei6e beitrei-
ret aufs GntIbieoenite, oaB nnfere
Negferltng an Die oeltlde Gpgieruna
Elm llltimatum in 8e5ug auf oie
uSulitania@ slngeleeenbeit aerif,-
tet babe. Sic beitreitet iiberbollpt
oie angaben Der v@orlo" itno laat,
oaB it'd IN Der p2ufitania" God)e
nid1tS aean0ert hnbp
Die fiinf Mann, oie oen lie
berfaIl auf Die @aibington 9arf
ganf in Chicago ausgefiibrt baben,
ldeinen i6on eineefangen gu iein.
Man bat flint M1nner: Coon Wead,
9arrp Brandt, Charles araner,
aler 8rooie uno Sarrp aranaer
uitter Dem orillgenoen @eroadt Der.
baftet, Die Sat begangen su baben.
Wfad loll bereits geltanoen baben.
9llle fiinf iitto iltnge @Gnner, aber
ntdt 10 Jung, ipie man anfanas
glallbte, utgefdbr 8tpii6en 25 uno
80 Sabre alt Sic iino crit Dor
<r5em BON 9ietp yorf gefommen
itho fino erfabrene @erbreher. Meon
fano $7881 BET ibnen ODER bielmebr
tn elmer ShadteI, oie fie aus Dem
8ettlter tparfen als fie berhaftet
ipuroen.
ltniere 9iegiernng bot oen
8orihlag gema6t ooB al(e friea-
fitbren0en Wdd1te Elm ltebereinfon,.
men obi6lieBenl nadb Dem s4aitf.
fabrteii6iffe nibt angegriffen mer.
Den uno audi nidt betpaffrret lein
lollen. an oie peridieoenen friea.
fiibrenoen MfG6te fino oiesbesiiaIi-
DIE 9ieidlaitenoe 3uidriften ge-
ianot.
Man glaubt, oaB oie Sanrm.
iungen fir oie notleioenoen Ssnoen
ungefdbr orei WfiGionen 0oIlors er.
9eben baben.
Die Rofp Mountoin lit BON
Sdneefdllen Itarfer aGlte, Softpof.
ier uno Stiirnen beirngelu6t. Ssat,
9apre, Wtontoua. lit bas Sbermome-
ter bis aitf "a @roo ilnter 9eua her
ltittergegangen. Giienbabnllnsa(le
lino 8erfebrsitorungen baben iiber-
all itattgefitnben. Gs IoIlen i'm
@un5en fiinf5ie &erionen lm's 9e-
ben gefonmen fem.
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Surge nebtriidt.

100000 Wann ipllen bic
6ransoIen an Suteit, @eriuun-
6eten rnb 0efamgenen nerIoret
haben.
NiDntenesrinild)e @enerale
erge6en iid.
Die Seiterreider beieben Ben
nDr6liden Sell BON 9llbanien.
9ns lte6ereinfpmmen NIT
Wuntenegro lit ber1ffentlidjt
iuorben. Gs beitimmt Gntiuaff-
n,ine nn6 baloige JrieSens=
berhanbl,tngen.
Sie Nniien iupllcn ON Der
Strgpa itnb bel 8pDan beitt=
fdje srmppem perjast baben.
9eitffdJe nno Geiterreider
hefeitigem fire Stcllnngen 1T
@alisien nnb Der 81tfumima.
SrausDiiidJs amftidJiffe ma-
den eiaem slnsriff bei Jrei-
burg.
aampfs i'm gseiten bebmen
iid) iiber bic ganse srpnt aus.
Die 9iniien meIbeu bie ge=
letnng Der Sta0t &bpnnpIfala
aleinaiien. sln1 in 9seriie,l
molten iie Grfolae erritnsen
Baben.
Gie 9entIden berid)ten, BAL,
iie amf oent lueitliden Griess-
idanplak fiinf5ebn Meroplane
perlprcm baben unb lire Geg-
ner einnnobier5is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-29
Stemer=WD

Staats- itnb GDmntb Gtenern iiir
Sas Sabr 1915 anf Gjrmno. nno per.
lOnlides Gisentnm, miiiiem bis sum
81. San. 1916 an oen Gtemer Sol
leftor S. u. Bitter entridtet iuer,
Den, nm bic 3ablnns einer Gtraie
nno Soften bon 10 grusent, sic aai
perlOnltd)es Gigenttm crbobcn iuer.
Sen, sit permeiSen.
5. q. Sapis,
GonnEhsGidltcf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-29

100 9flno-SIour-Sdfe, rem. gut
fir r9iib+9faes" $3.50 fiir bum
bert Stiid. 5rei abeeliefert. S. 6.
Sarris, 325 Nortb Sadberrp Str.
San glntonio, Ger, sfItes Eel. Croft
fet 2906. gtenes Sel. 2906.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-29

9raiioent @tlTon lit mad benz
umittleren @eiten4 gereiit, Inn bort
fir Die Starfltng unierer 8erteioi=
gungsmittel He0en 5lt baIten. gr
ipridt bellte nahmittag in 9itts-
burg.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27
N'ADOO IN 1870 CLUB
ORGANIZED IN DALLAS

DALLAS, Texas. Nov. 27.-Thc
boom for McAdoo for next president
has been perpetuated with the or
ganization OF the "McAdoo In 1920
club" In Dallas.
Harry L. Shaw has been chosen
chairman, and Mayor Lindsey and
other prominent local democrats are
members. A county organization
will be fored this week. and II Is
hoped that the movement viii spread
over the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-27
At THE Empire.

''The Web of Guilt" is the fea-
ture attraction at the Empire thea
ter today. This is a kalem produc-
ton in two acts starring Marian sails
and True Broadman. Harry Myers
and Rosemary Theby are playing q
Vim comedy in the title of "A
Grain of Suspicion" The other rec
is also Vim comedy featuring
Burns and Stull at Pokes and Jabbs
in strictly Business"