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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
OMAHA PILLOW co

The war has doubled the price
of cotton. We make over cotton and
hair mattresses Just like new for half
the price. Phone us for samples of
ticking. 1907 Cunning. Douglas 2lST.'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN with
ordinary experience 70 work Greater
Omaha; mVat have clean record: stand
ard policieN low rates; disability fea-
See Mr. HALL 1851 CITY Nat. Rasai. -i nss-sZ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

Our Nebraska farm
mortgages are not at
fected by European wars
TG or panics. Amounts 500
~ 20 $4,000. We collect all
interest and principal
free OF CHARGE 20 years
In the. Nebraska farm
field without loss ~ our record
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
sol Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

BIG BARGAINS. Furniture. IS stoves
beds, springs, MATHS, 81 each; beddin!
comforts blankets. 1899 N. 24th. w. 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

ACCORDION. side. knife, sunburs, Ia.
pIeating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles; hemstitching. point edginR; EN-
broidery, beading. braiding, cording,
Ideal Pleating Co.. 200 Douglas block.
Douglas 1896
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
STOCK

FOR Sple-FiVc shares OF the capitai
stock OF the PRAIRIE LIFE lNSUR-
ANCE co. J 10, Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

YOUNG man wants position driving a
Ford; experienced. Tel. Tyler 1895
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Sc descubre que Morgan.
saba que iba a estI.
Harla guerra Europe

NCEVA YORK. FcbrcrO 29.-EI Or.
Edmundo Won March, antique pro
rtSor de Ia Universidad de ~lIaryar'
Y preSidente executive del COmitt d
Ciudadan0s, dcStlnado 4 prOveer all
mentOS para los nilos de A.emanla,
Austria HunGria Y POlonla. pTonun-
ci6 IN diScurSo hoy en- "a Escucll de
Morris. cuyO tema fut el siGulente:
"DrScamos sabcr Ia verdad acerca de
ia guerra.
En- su peroraci6n hizo una sevcra
crilica de los actOS e~jecutadCS pOr cl
"Obierno americana. Ascgur6 qua 81
Drpartamcnt0 de EStadO, a instln-
cias del prcSidentc Wilson, mand6
TN .nviadu rXtraordinario 4 Europa.
SriS mcSrS antics de Que cSta.la?a Ia
guerra III objctO de indagar ii en-
r"aliiad eStaban preparedness las
ho>tilidad@s. pueS >. trataDa de que
GoS banqueroS del SYNDICATE Morgan
hicirran inverSioncs en- grandr cS-
Gala Al Scrvia.
~ rc=rcsar rI cnviado. S~ecrrto, il
iorm6 Que no - paSaria mucho item
20 sin qu' 81 ~co!nrnZaSc Ia =unT'a a.
Ior IL due no Sc llcvaron 4 cfrct0 @.
proyrr!Os Que Sc t"nian Ell c,ludiJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Los c~arrancistas diceE
que derrotarona los "a
patistas en- Ayotzingo

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Marc =
Scgin uoticias que proceGen De fucD-
tc carrauciSta, sc sabc aqui que G:
pequeno pueblo de Ayotzingo. fHj
capturado por fuerzas de Carran2a,
que de>alojaron i los ~zapatiStas qGe
Sc cncontrGnan ali. En- Ct MiniSte-
rio De Guerra del gobierno de facto
d;cen que Zapata esta Ell d~esespera-
daS condolences, que no tiene where's,
nj m~unicioncs, y que sus fuerz2s -
hah convertible en- una faccion SiG
impcrtancia. por 10 que Zapata h&
tenido que reSolverse q pedir Ia AM
nistia n don Nenustiano.
FL general Elias Gales, goberna
dor de Sonora, ha lanZado un deere
10 prohibiendo Il todos los c~iudaGanos
amnistiadoS tomen participio en- las
~vcnideras cleccioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Los zapatistas amenazafa
destruir ell Mineral Dc
'EI Oro' del {. de MGxielD

Ell PASO, Tex. Mario 2.-Er
represalia de "a ejecuci6n sumaria G,
200 zapatiStas por las fuerzaS de ca
rranza. los hombres de Emiliano IL.
rata, que estan operando cerca q.
Ia Ciudad de Mexico, han amenazaj.
con destruir el pueblo de e. Orc
aSeSinar a todos sus ~habitaiteS, IN
clusos veinte americanos que Sc e.
cuentran alli. Esta n~oticia, que ne
deja de ser grave, sabiendo va c
10 que son capaces los zapatis
fuG traida aqui aver por un ingc :ic-
70 de minas que viene de Mexico, cl
cual hizo advertir que entire los 2me-
ricanos de FL Orc hay alguaaa mu-
jeres.
Las tropas de Pablo Gonzalez H.
Sido cnviadas 4 capturar Cuernavr
ca. Ia posiciGn mas fuerte de los q
patistas y Sc dice que cerca d. }
Orc caPturaron un destaIamente l.
p~atiSta, 4! cual condujeron al in. i
del pueblo, fusilaEdo 4 tOdos los j..
10 formaban. Al saber Zapatl J.,
acoutecido, mando decir inmec att
mente 4 los carrancistas que de.JrHr
ria al pueblo Y Il todos sus habits t.
Los oficiales carranc:staS va II h
anticipate 4 Gecir que Cucrna"a
ha sido evacuada por las fucrz. -
Zapata; pero el ingeniero de min
que nos ha traido aqui las noe )
de FL Orc, mega que tai hccho
cierto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Y. Carranza Ordena que Sc
cOnFisquea varias grsll-
des hacienlas

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario .
Las autoridades militares de C3rran-
"a en- esta ciudad aseguran que iCSi-
do al eXito dc la campana de Pue-
bla, toda aquella region ha gu dado
limp!a de %zapatistas y que de pueS
del ;riunfo de las arrnas carranc sta2.
las fuerzas del gobierao Sc di.iren
por diversos puntos hacia ell Estado
de Morelos.
Sc ha hecho circular aqui Ia no.
ticia de que Ia gira del Primer Jefe
continuari todavia por algun item
pc. Ahora va 4 hacer una vista Il
las ciudades de Irapuato, Leon. p
mora y Morelia. despues de Ia 8
volv,ra a QuerGtaro, aSiento tie
gobicrno.
P0r noticiaS que Sc han reci)
en- IA Secretaria de Estado sc ha
| nido Ell conocimiento de las di
tades econ0micas en- Mexico, exp
mente Ell el Estado de Yucatan,
de el valor del peso carrancista
10 4 tres centavOs orc. Algun,
gentes de companies americans
radican en- aquel Estado, diccD
Sc a,aba de lamar ALI un dc
en- el que Sc autOriza u los
COS para que avisen 4 sus depc: tan.
ties que deben retirar suS dep, site
cuanto antes y que, de no h err
pagaran al banco donde tengan
quellos I'm % por ciento par& oJ'-
les retengan ALI.
FL reten de esos dep6>il0E r
fueron hechos cuando IL mo~e te-
MIA IN yalor muchisimo mas lnde
que el que actualmente tiene, cluSa-
ria en0rmes perdidas. Por Or par
tie Sc asegura que sc ha deer tado,
al mismo tempo. Ia conflscac. n {
grandes propiedades u las pc SC
cue Sc juzgan enemiEas del so
V que csc mismo decreto Sc ey9,
tambien en- otros muchos +
Una de las propiedades pies
lista para Ia confiscasion es i q.
cienda de Ia Lave, una de Ia uais
grandes Y ricas p~ropiedades c,noci
das, situada muy cerca de o. re
70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
Arredondo dice cue su
Cob. lie ia la bien-
yenida al feIicismo

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Mario 3
EliSco Arredondo, eli Enbajador ca
rrancista en- esta capital, ha d!cho
aqui que &u gobierno da Ia bienveni-
da 4 Ia revolucion encabezada por e.
general Felix Diaz. porque ella lie O.
f~receri IL oportunidad de demoStrar,
II poca costa, en- hombres y dinero,
Ia debilidad de Diaz y de los que lc
apoyan."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
zSszsANE

srau9sttcs Castellsns ......-........... i5e
Arttneucs Comerctsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t@c
eLabarloS t2c
hantlla No. I l5c
Sa4!Ii5 70 -
LbCo MaadevG No. 1 DO Lecturs...... :0e
HandeYl No. 3 %5e
Urbanidad y Buenas Maneras ......-... Zoe
6sOgTdsll de Mexico fSt
Eurso Elemental lie GeoEraffa-COmp7eade
GeOErafia EtStCl : de Mexico. LJSInOSFs
~ Nurlauv~ - EaoErasla universal !aS
ConpeldIO De GeOgTartlE DE- MeNico.... 2ss
CompentlO De GFamatuca Castellsna, SeS2n
Ia Academia ESDaNola -.......-..-,.. +SF
2ranatIca Ca-tallan3, SsS'!u IL Academia
EspalOl3; edlci0n aUnea'4da con "a 3eo
EiG De los aumeni4uF4S ! ~d.LnLnu!1os.
Sos rratados de ProSodlG = uftograL!s !
.abIas de gerbOs, FTaSeS, cic...------Sl<o
heIodOs de Escr.tUra vertical. Si-teula me
xiCanO. Collection de CgItaglDs.... tac
q DtsCipulo- collection ie = sGFltrCCe &c
1rttInetica Elemental: 00ra De teIle n las
pFtnCipalsS e>cuelas 81" NeA.to---..-.. SIe
YablaS de CucntaS .....-. ..-.,.------. g@c
DtCCiOn4TiO PpglI &c Ia -fESG3 LasteL8.
0S- EmpaSiadO en- t-l1 ----- .SI-.o
CsuLpalC IlISLradO. plrE.alaFly -.S IA len
qua CaStei!3nA, con - -Taoddy>' IS re-
Tr9tOs, Is mCp1S. Gc- rHbGToa &C pane
ras, etc. EmpGS;aGO IN .-la .---$--"
E~rUuluallu dc NEiu-raNA .r "a -ri-lH las
telana. tispuesto en roFHa lie pteEuht2S
CSiecismOs de Moral Y Nir.ld, para TO DE-
los nin0S. E-IraS:4lO ----..-.....-. &c
DiccionsrlO In~Sles-E>pa.ol ESpaa0i-ih
sles, de hOlSlllo. con ia p7gDUgciIc.el u
SuracS- Pasta de re9ral.ad. 45c
DtcCtOnarlO iasl"S- ESpalni ) E>paioi-1n-
gieS, lie boISiLo~ con ID p-uarl-Ldc!On T.
surad2. Pasta de pt"i . &c
DicclOnaTtO l~nEits-E--ilol EspG+oI-la-
gieS, Dor AnEcL : Nr-al-Hl.l- Il mas
complete de los pIbllrai'- 1a>ta ei Gt-
rrn-+anr Frs ErHa- MAS rrrl.LrTT.- IT IT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

s,s.,-,, sssrsda Recopilscion soeec5is ds.
1D;isu0 : NueTo T~eSiarnehto, LInLo ~
no - israel ' que pints las hsurss ce
.,.r,srcss y prore:as. v,endOse cla-amen-
- rSTpo Sc prepare el gran Suceso de ID
ypntds del Meslas. Ed!Ci6n de lulo- y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03

q, 4I!s de! Jurador dc Pelota. Lib7o lntis
psnssble para !os a~f.clonados s. 'pase
:" ma -. r3:e GI,io de Ia muller educs
"a en- matariR de habitacIon, cocins' nc
aa, medicine, etc. b'e
s. Calculator del AIgod0n. OOTs utilisims
pare seInhradoTes, piLcadoFeS ) TaIcsG-
les de aICOd0n ....... ............... 15'
BG-2JGS meNlrdI1S peFue'IaS tHt
attodO complete Ge So!feo pOr do2 hIIS-
ZION E>idFl tUC
lPrimera PGrIe Gle Eslaya .........>.... 4ur
iSesunda Parte Lr Eslaya ...... -. 2tc
Hos >uclOs ENrliCdGCS. pOT el MaEicO 0t
ASlrakGI!. In lunO tela. con !amlhds ovc
NuevO LcGguaj" de 'Gs Flores, AbanIco '
FledrdS PTerInSaS 5Vc
Historic de Brr,o!do. BertoidIno Y Cacase
no. \ Il FCSliCI Ut
Historic de ~BrriOido. BeTloldlno y CacaSe-
no. Emp3SlGdd sue
$500 Secretos para el HOga". ReceJas para
el tOc2G0r, YeSlldO, sdilid, economic
81 CoCinerO PerfacIo. Guia complete de CO.
Gina, con muititad de re5claS para hacef
IH8nual lie Pasrcieria ' RepOs:erla. IRtts.
pensabIe eD eli GUgGr. cares. eIc...... 15C
!LlbrO de- Discusses para lOdaS las clrcunS-
TanCiaS de IL vida. con d!>CgrsOs pEr5
reSlaS Soc:dlrs ' rairldiIcaS .......:. .Jt
JueEos de Man9s. q Aric dc tlacer D!abdil-
Msauli de Carrnyerla de Taner.......s1u
Manual de fologTaria, NH para fotosTaEoS
Y atiCionadCS .9t
La Mediclna CaSaTa. Tra,l!n!"nlos sHnc!-
Hos Y practices para tyda claSe Ge acct
denies : cnIcTFufiaGeS ....-.......... 6OC
El LiDrO DE- las Nad.cS. IN para las me-
dres de iaInllla 3Ic
lNCylsImO Are de TuCar Ia Gu!taTrl siD
ceceSiG8d de maestro .....-.......... ST.
siSuotecs dc la E.sa. ubra caDaS Ge As-
c-r reIr : los U.Gertos, , t"mos CasiS
Peusdmieur0S para PoStaIes. CGnI.cle IL
fintdli dc ue1SllLteNtJs : YSrSOS E1-G
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MuCrtOs Y hcridOs.

Agrcga uI-stro informanlc, que
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lG&1TI. I.E'L.aA-ttts tA.tGs EsG-r %
Deypclon2gi5 GLatSlu33DO ..--.---.-... -Ic
-1.-ri-.ur ~. perseverance,. .SI.VI
u lfgrtlr--. U 81 IrIuEIO de Il helisleA
Crl5l..la. L.5To cuEa lectIFa nos mace
Ssss,ig 4 = .aaAa ae dos se4er"clgLes
rou,---n:,- L. una armada con los aIEsOs
dr IL terOr.dad. ' Ia Olra con =! SlTnboiG
rsEe-rgT
81 Gen.o del Cr!StiaaISmo. Esta ObTa, como
la anterior, es &c las meiOreS para lbs
ho.ares. AmD8S eslaa edIIadaS q to1o
NOVELAs DE 4 40c CADA UNA.
e B1geTr5 de orc
e lilo NIlditO
e NanuScrlro de N: MatrG
Maria. pOC Jorge lsd9cS
e CUT9 &c Aides
nora
AZuCens
NoyELAs 4 Jc CADA Una
Malastas seaa las Mule:as
NalG.;oS sean lJJ H0mbTes
sfGlti59S sean las >ueyrls
krfe de %UsCar NITldo
Las Ly4S NOlerlSS
FL NOv.O ":esIaIp
La HE lie las Flores
Z PvrsatGT.C te las S0lteras
81 -qratSo de las NuiereS
e inferno uS los ECuIDres
Viva nj Noy!I.
El HaLa &c los Mares
81 Naia>-aG 81 amor
M9lIltu sea f.! AmOT
La PrlaCaSa del D6lGr
Amor = Nar;.rio
La HI. lie .-alS
Po-rie - Ca>au los dGmbres
pGrqUe Sc Ca>IE las Nujeres
PCrCuG Pecan las NUIeres
pO-gEh ar.aLiGcl iLS E!udas
FL Collar lie E-ElvraldaS
La~ Huas he champagne
e NItu Le TulScNOCes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-03
alsTORIA.

stsrorfs e Roma. ComDrc0ie de-ae los
0ri.pnps De Iuu3 El-iA u calla dt4 IN
-a.tr romano ce Urr.L,Ile-..-....-.- ''c
uisforis de- E-.r.a. ur~G- los -eInsts Ne
roiroS haSta Ia C~r---EGTacl"L ur1 I'M
n sol de MAKO. Memorials de u h'cTs,.
zion. Con SrabECG> ~
II Cerro de las CaEsp2reS. Con r~etEaIos dS
DprSonaisS rIStbrsra, '"1
ssrerIote ' Caudlllo. OScs reteTen'e "a
los inS,rEenIes. C~onIjnuac.3n del ?e-a:O le
70 i9sfIrrecc.8a rUurTl LsHlna--.-- %
Memorials de IN G--TrtlcrJ. HisiCs'a 60
Guerra de HeinrlG ~
II Nsiestad CalGa. Novels has'0Gica q H..
-eyOluci6n mgLerlSia ...- ~ ~
E4-oS : CAuLiIlo. ub-a pyl.aca POT r..
eos Salinas. Edtc.tG De .L-c-. Ia
astoria Patria. p3r don Juslo sierra 4'-2
I-ada con ETGb1LoS =
ui.fGris 70 >.eElrr. Hur Nrrt.a. d~>lt los
9riTnPrns t.elnpuS hasa ia cald" Or. 80
e1Indo IUu4-:o- In '.iu' lr1A-
FSiSet3os Nii!JA:rS h"slraleN $3.50 y.
l~IndepenGeDc.a e invasion HoT'r-Ai'-, !
Ss--srioueS FtS-5~.cas MeHlra1as- I.-o.-
Clones Y .sEeuLaS. HeT'n">H ALro Gs>..-A
N q ClliivaT a >eDt-I,.HiJ pd.,.o "a "a
r0rsz5n de los b JOS d. MEXICO n0It t.!s-
srst4 con SrabadOs y H.eEAnte catA'~'t q, q
~0IOrss .
ut>,0rtg Gen.ral de Mexico po7 J-lp q
rate
8eyoIuci6n de MeN..o y r. I'rie:4l ~.
Yankee Dbrs pOl.ICa lie WucAo IAtes,'
e GcIuaIi1Sd w
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pOESLAE.

pcezt2z de Antonio Plaza -... w
P~sslnaarias. uDrss QosicAS ue 'iN~- n.
pcaSfsS ~ Hsauel Acu1S. AuneaiadSs CO.
81 drama 81 Pasalo' o..
ms T~r~-adores De Mexico. herrloSa cole
con De go5S3as De IueSiFVs Melo'1s g.,
tn-a Il Ttis.CA ................,. N'
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ssgAs rocIICAs Dr. PEA
zELIGIsN.

EiG-iss g MEXICO. COLLECTION dc con.
nosIcioaes dedlcstas : Is patriE ; 4 81
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OBRAS DE VENTA en- Ia LIBERIA De IGNACIO E. L0zANJ0
La asa na ac~Mada Is mas segma, Ia CUE len Ell mepr sIido yEa que ende nas sFan" L@
paHaas e dssOaaan-p .c reo camos psgdoa 81 nmo ola que rcbe Is 6en

yuos0ria Elemental, por Balmes. C0at!ene
!oglca. metafiSlca. etIcs, etc. .........*L-S
Deypcion2Gi3 GLafSlu131o .....--..-... &c
Ca:erl-!u- H.. 2vrSrTeraac!a .SI.yl
Los Hsrtlr--. U 81 TrIuEIU de la ReilsloA
Crlsl..la. L!BTo cuta lectIFG nos mace
s,.S-tr a q .Gaha &c dos =eaer"c'gnes
roa,-arn:s L. IGa rmaCa con los avveos
Ca II t.rOc.GaG. ' la ORA con q Sinbo!0
rptElttF
81 Gqn,0 del CriStidRISmo. Esta ObT4, como
la anterior, IS &c las meiOreS para los
hogares. AmDlS eslaa edlIadsS a to1o
luiO
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-21

"If you're going to hang me get al
itr said Jules. with an oath; "if not
want you to tie n bandage on my
finger. It's bleeding"
"Give me your coat. Catlin," said
Crawford. "You never gave me any
thing yet Now's your chance"
Danny Randall broke in on this ex-
change.
"You are about to be executed" said
he soberly. "If you have any dying
requests to make this is your last op-
portunity. They will be carefully
Needed"
Scarface Charley broke in with a
rough laugh.
"How do ! look. boys, with n halter
around my neck?" he cried
This grim effort was received in ST.
lence.
"Your time is very short" Danny re
minded him.
"Well, then" said the desperado. 81
want one more drink of whisky before
I die"
Continued next tuesday,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-21
CHAPTER XIV.
Rounding Up the Gang.

YITH the members of my COM
VN mittee l returned to our own
WV camp, there to await the ap-
pointed hour of 7. This had
been selected for several reasons-it
was daylight, the rOughs would be at
home, and the community, although
afoot, would not yet have gone to
work. While waiting we cooked our
selves some hot coffee and made some
f1apjacks. The chill. gray time Of day
had come, the period Of low vitality,
and we shivered with the cold and
with excitement Nobody had much
to say. We waited grimly for the time
to pass.
About Q O'Clock Yank arose, seized
his long rife and departed for the log
cabin that had been designated as the
Jail His lameness had prevented him
from being appointed on one Of the
arresting committees, but he had no
intention Of being left out. A half
hour later we followed him into town.
1t was a heavenly fall morning Of
the sort that only mountain California
can produce. The camp was begin
ming to awaken to It's normal activity.
II remember wondering vaguely how 1t
could be 80 calm and unconcerned.
My heart was beating violently. and l
had TO clinch my teeth tight to keep
them from chatterlng This was not
fear, but high tension of excitement.
AS we strolled past the Bella Union
with what appearance Of nOnchalance
we could muster Danny Randall nod
'ded at us from the doorway. BY this
Sye knew that Catlln was to be found
at his own place.
Catlin dwelt In detached room back
of the Empire, together with one of
the other professional gamblers. We
iounged around the corner OF the EN-
pire building. The door of the cabin
was shut. Outside we hung back, hes
itating and little uncertain. None OF
us was by nature or training man
or violence, and we experienced the
reluctance OF men about to plunge into
cold water Nobody was more than
pard0nably afraid, and OF course We
had every intention of seeing the af-
Stair through. Then suddenly In the
actual face of the thing Itself my eX-
citemcnt drained from me like II tide
receding. My nerves steadIed, my
trembling stilled. Never had | felt
more cool IN my life Drawing my
revolver, pushed open the door and
/ .snteIcd the building.
NCatlin was In the act Of washing his
face and him instantly covered with
my weapon. His companion was still
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-21
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COMMON PLEAS COURT,
A.. D., 1917.

1t is ordered that the terms of the Com
mon Pleas Court in the County of Knox
for the year 1871 be fixed as follows, to-
wit:
On the sth day of January and the 18th
day of Aprfl and the 18th day of October
and the said terms of said Court begin at
nine o'clock, n. m.
lIHp'-l ll. PARK b. BLAIR,
Judge of Common Pleas Court, Knox
County, Ohio. ..
The State of Ohio, Knox County, S. s.:
L Guy Taylor, Clerk of the Common
Pleas Court within and for said County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy of the order fixing the tin1es
of holding Common Pleas Court In Knox
County for the year 1917
In witness whereof have hereunto, set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
Court at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, this End day
of November. A. d.. 1916.
GUY TAYLOR,
Clerk of Common Pleas Court, Knox
County, Ohio
n-Z.1421S
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BUCKET BRIGADE OF
100 FIGHTS FLAMES
Piano Only Article Saved;
Church To House Pupils
For Present

Amity, Nov. ia blaze, which It
is thought started from one Of the
fues burning out in the coal furnace,
razed to the ground the two-story
frame school building in Amity
Thursday night, damaging that build
ing to the extent of about$5,0O0.
The fire started about o'clock
Thursday evening and could not be
extinguished with the facilities at
hand-a bucket brigade of about 100
men which was kept at work for
about one hour, throwing water on
the unsuitable flames.
Seeing the futility of their efforts
to extinguish the blaze, number of
citizens attempted to save all of the
movable equipment in the building.
They succeeded in this venture to
the saving of the piano which was re-
Gently bought by the board of educa-
ti6ah and was an exceptionally fine
instrument, but it was impossible to
save anything else on account of the
terrible heat radiatfng from the burn
ing walls.
First the structure was one great
mass of flames, then in the middle of
the night one wall crashed to the
ground, leaving nothing whatever of
that side Of the building, it being
merely a great pile of smouldering
debris in which nothing could be dis
tinguished.
The other walls standing burning
made wonderful but very expensive
sight, the entire remainder of the
building red hot and every few mo-
ments shooting out flaming beam
which could be seen at a great dis
tance. Finally with the rush of
strong wind the remaining walls
crashed to the turf, greatly enlarging
the pile Of debris.
Water was then poured on the
burning ruins to prevent the fire from
spreading, but the heat which the
burning embers gave off was unen-
durable at distance of some yards
and the venture was abandoned al
most as soon as it was started. Con-
sequently, the men on the scene
abandoned all further efforts to ex-
tinguish the blaze which was then
shooting out from a great pile of
ruins that had once been the seat of
learning for the surrounding land.
Probably one reason for the endur-
ance of the fire was the fact that
there were 25 tons of coal in the
basement which were feeding the fire
from beneath. This also intensified
the heat which issued from the build
| ing.
The total loss amounted to about
| $4,000, of which $4,000 is covered by
insurance. However great barrier
presented itself before the receipt of
this amount The policy could not be
| located and so far no knowledge as
to it's whereabouts can be obtained
from the board of education.
For the present it has been agreed
upon by members of the board that
rooms in one of the churches be oh,
tanned, so that the instruction of the
100 pupils in attendance at the Amity
schools may not be delayed.
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abed On my entrance the latter had
instinctiycly raised on his elbow, but
Immediately dropped back az he saw
the figures Of my companions darken-
ing the door.
"Well. gentlemenY demmded cat
lin.
"You must come with u.s." l replied.
lie showed no concern, but wiped
carefully his face and hands.
"What am wanted forY" he In
quired
'For being n road agent. thief and
an accessory TO rObberles and muir
ders," | replied.
Il am innocent OF all. As innocent as
you are"
"There is no possibility OF mis-
take"
"What will you do with meT
"Your sentence is DEATH" | told him.
For a single instant his dark face
lit up.
"You think sol" he flashed.
Hurry urged one OF my compan
ions.
With one man on either side and an
other behind, revolyers drawn. We
marched our prisoner In double auicl
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THIRTEEN
Games Mapped Out For
Kenyon's Basketeers
Vets Back In Harness With Fresh
man Stars, viii Make A Strong
Outfit

Gambler, Nov. 1.-THE Kenyon
college basketball schedule, as ofIiG-
tally announced today, includes II
Ohio conference games and two with
Otterbein All games so far sched-
uled are with Ohio teams. Two new
opponents appear on the list-Bald-
win-Wallace, lately admitted to the
conference, and Wittenberg. Ohio
university, Miami and Otterbein each
have arranged for two games Plans
for an out-of-the-state trip are hang
ing fire, but have not been completed.
With Captain Sanborn, Wood,
Welch and Galberach of last years
quintet Abbott, White, Bauer and
Gordon of last years freshman team,
and Schafer, McGormley and Love re.
turned to quarters, Kenyon is assured
of squad that will "come through
and turn up winner The dates
Jan. 13-'Ohio university at Gam
bier.
Jan. 19-Mt. Union at Alliance.
Jan. 20-Baldwin-Wa at Berea.
Jan. 26-Cincinnati at Cincinnati.
Jan. 81 Miami university at Ok
ford.
Feb. 3-Otterbein at Gambler.
Feb. 9-Wittenberg at Springfield
Feb. 10-Denison at Granville.
Feb. 16-Miami at Gambler
Feb 23-Western Reserve at Gam
bier.
March 2-Ohio university at Ath
ems.
March 4--Otterbein at Westerville
March 10-Wooster at Gambler.