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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26
&Ela $5}9 e;s;: fE +: 91}u!F 3l2g2
Sport Story, Society Play and
Drama Billed at the Strand

A race horse story, tale some
where in Ireland" called "A Corner in
Colleens," and thrilling society play
based on jealousy constitute the
weeks offerings at the Strand.
Sunday and Monday Dorothy Gish
holds forth in Alta Boys Last Race"
Needless to say enough action is in
troduced from time to time to keep
the spectator keyed up to the highest
pitch, while Keystone comedy and
Pathe Weekly add to the program.
Tuesday, till Thursday, Bessie Bar
riscale and Charles Ray in "a Corner
in Colleens" brings smiles one minute
and tears the next. Valeska Suratt is
seen Friday and Saturday in "Jeal-
ousy." Thursday the Strand orchestra
will offer a special Thanksgiving
musical program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26
1.-THE Eel" Interesting
Feature at the Alamo

THE Eel" a Universal production,
Is the feature at the Alamo today.
Two comedies will be on. the biil,
Love and Liar" with Eddie Lyons
and Lee Moran, a Nestor, and a Pow
crs cartoon, Motor Mat and His
Flivver" In addition, the tenth episode
of Liberty" the Mexican border
serial, featuring Marie Walcamp, will
be shown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26

Algiers" will be the attraction. Tues
day and Wednesday Lenore Ulrich in
a play of war time, Intrigue" Mary
Miles Minter comes Thursday as
Faith" in the play of the same name.
Vivian Martin, Morosco's leading
star, appears at the Hipp Friday and
Saturday in "Her Fathers Son."
southern story of war times, in which
Miss Martin plays a dual role.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26
Thanksgiving Stories Are
Featured al Princess TODAY

The program booked for the Prin-
cess theater this week, deals with
stories Of Thanksgiving day. THE
Mother Call" is the feature today, &C.
companied by "The White Turkey"
with Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran,
also 1.-THE Lost Lode" and an LKo
comedy, Eat and Grow Hungry is
shown. Monday, SHOULD She Have
Toldi" and THE Mystery OF Myra."
Tuesday, the sixteenth episode of
Liberty" with "Tattle Tale Alice
"The Fascinating Model and the ami
mated weekly. Wednesday, The
Malestrom," THE Yellow Menace
and Krazy Kat cartoon. Thursday.
a Thanksgiving feature, The Flower
Of Faith" with Jane Grey in the stellar
role.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26

or educational character. Mr.. Van
Husen of the Christie comedy ex-
change is heading this movement in
Omaha with the support of different
educational and welfare clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26
Many Stars Appear on
Hipp Program This Week

Rupert Julian, Ella Hall, Lenore
Ulrich, Mary Miles Minter and
Vivian Martin comprise the list of
stars lined up for this weeks show
by Manager Biz of the Hipp. To-
day and Monday The Bugler Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-26
Children Will Soon s.....
Have Their Movie QaY

Children are in the lead as regular
attendants on the movies" and thea
ter managers throughout the country
are now making move to establish
a "children's day with the idea Of
showing only pictures of an amusing
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
County School Notes.

Last week the superintendent spent
some time In the Forest City and
Forbes schools.
In the primary room OF the Forest
City schools, twenty-five pupils Of the
thirty'seven enrolled we're present In
the third room forty.one Of the tf,y.
three pupils enrolled were present
In the Forbes advanced room, III.
teen pupils were present-dve In the
A class, five In the Is class and live In
the q class.
In Glendale school, belonging to
Consolidated District No. I, there
we're three children perfect In attend.
arce for the half year-Clarence and
Hazel Dougherty and Mildred Free.
man. Miss Zoe Morris Is teacher OF
this school.
In Walker school, Mr.. A. G. Stan.
ley teacher, six children were neither
absent nor tardy-Marie, Junior and
Jennie Lundy, Alta Chuning, Mary
Hickman and Minnie Roland.
In Walnut Grove school, Miss Elsie
Park teacher, Lowell and Ora Hood =.
Willie and Emil Alkire, Fred BLEW.
ins and Don Hays were on the perfect
attendance list.
In Monticello school, Miss Williams
teacher, Dave Hughes, Clyde Brown,
John Dozisr and Geo. Field we're per.
q. l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
o. w. LONGS
PUBLIC SALE

o. W. Long will hold a public sale
of fifty head of Pure-Bred Poland
China and Duroc-Jersey sows and
Gifts February 18th, 1916.
The most noted Big Type Blood
lines prevail in each pedigree, the
kind that have been making good
with the breeder and the farmer. The
Poland-China 6ows are bred to A.
Wonders Special, by / erry's A. Won
der; Rood's Big Joe, 2nd, by Foods
Big Joe and few to Big Hadley. The
Durocs are bred to Crimson Critic, by
Critics Wonder.
He will also sell few head of Short
Horn Bull Calves.
Hotel accommod ations and trans
portation from Craig to farm, free, to
those who cannot drive. Sale under
covsr-no postponement. Address
o. W. LONG, Craig, No.,
for cstalog.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
. fall. June -.

. fall. June -.
Sparks, Herbert, Oregon; two toes
severed chopping trees, February II.
Toclterman, Max, Oregon; fell from
bicycle, shoulder disiocated, Mays
Handkerchief, Jake, Mound City:
fell from load OF hay, bruised badly,
August ~
Ward, Thos Jr. Crazy, fell from
cherry tree Al Tarkio, broke left arm,
J une ~
Hughes, Mrs Thomas, May flower
district, fell November ~, and seri.
ously injured her knee cap
Kur,z, May; broke her thumb, &C.
tober -, while choppiog kindling
wood
Gtka, a. G., electrocuted repairing
line near fortescue, October ~.
Fancher, Ed , Forbes: fell, Novem'
Der 20, and dislocated his shoulder.
Crosell, Jean; tongue nearly sew
cred by falling against edge OF tub
November 30
Seeman, VIM, oregon, Tell anf
broke arm, December =,
Thomas, Howard, Mound City, I'm
yer amputated, October 8, whil'
working about separator.
Taylor, Lee, Pierce district, brok,
left arm, October u, by . fall down
stairs,
| Weimeyer, VIM, baby boy Of; righ
thigh broke, October 81, by little sis
Ter falling on him.
| Siekmann, Henry, White district
fell from wagon, October 30, and bad
| ly hurt,
i Hanna, VIM, Oregon, arm badly In
jured by blowout Of csrburator, .
the Oregon cold storage plant, Sep
TENDER III.
Watson, Miss Bessie, injured b.
falling down stairway At home, Msrcl
%; died from her injuries, October
Cook, Erwin, Craig, arm dIslocate,
while wrestling, October u.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04
Abstract Of Assessment.

The county court At Its session last
week, after an examination OF the as-
SCISSORS books, Is returned by the as.
SCISSOR, Perry u. Ramsey, after q few
corrections and additions, ordered,
accepted the same The assessment
Of property Is based on property,
oSned June !, 1915, and the tax
books will bs made out by County
Clerk kunkel for Il taxes Of 1915, on
this bal, Of valuations:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

-Sirum Griiiith, Of Craig, was an
Oregon visitor, Saturday Of last week.
Miss Leah Dooley, who assisted in
the postoilice during the holiday rush,
has returned to her work In r. Is.
Bridgemans law office, where she is
employed as a stenographer.
VIII Carson and wife, OF Fairfax,
who have been visiting here for sew.
eral days with his father and motherl
A, j. Carson and wife and other Tela.
tives, have returned to their home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

Standard Dry Dip for win.
ter use will positively keep
your Hogs free from lice and
all germs. II It don't give
you absolute satisfaction.
don't pay. Sold In all size
packages.
FRANK FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

LIGHTNING.
Burge, Geo, horse Killed. july -
Cook, Henry: barn damaged; Jolly
81
Gresham, Fred: horse killed: Sep.
TENDER -
IIuiatt, Riley, Oregon. MOI calves
killed: July ~.
Kramer, Ed, Richville: shock Of
wheat: July %
Meyer, Lewis, stecr July -
Meyer, Ralph, barn slightly dam.
aged: July 2J
Miller. Ora; three cattle; July -.
Nauman, Clint: three cattle; July
30
Tibets, l.. H.. horse killed: July -.
Wooiman building, I,ichyille;
July -.
DRow NED.
Hughes, Mrs. Sam, " Monarch dis.
trict; IN Nodaway, one mile below
Iron bridge, state road March 80
Traub. Miss Ida: Monarch; IN Nod.
away, one mile belos Iron bridge:
March .. BODY found April Ii.
Wilson Roy, BigeloH, IN Tsrk near
fortescue, August :. body recovered.
". rms
hea'efs' WIS amue''purhed puih'
ing trash: died May ).
Butcher, Mrs. IVES, Mound CITY:
o"r"e" u! gaso''ne anu "'eu "e"'es'
"a., 'u,y u
''es' "oo'" ,ta'g' na"'I purhed ny
ssso''''e' jun -.
husles, MIS-. 'o!h' cup nis,rc'.
N'nnl'hH me WIN oi'' arm anu nan"
anu 'esS pur"eu' juno ~
"'h"e' MIS- mercer 'legon' saSo.
me stove 'NP'one"' 'ah"af! - an"
u'e' fe"'uaE t.
Ne''es ''"u", NOUN" wy hah">
os's ""'ne" ''o" s'No''he Sow
feut"atl '"'
''''' WIS "e"'' Mouh' wy pufhv"
'sh''he "fe W COOK N'oNe' May w.
hN'Lh"Np A''IpENI>'
Killed and Two badly ctlppl,d by
train. AptiID
- go - =, -. ,
skull by timb,rs prot.c,iny from
freight. ITO. south of For.
,,t civ, lie MAS brakeman ON north.
$50. -, w WV v"
Flowers R.ub.n rnr,,scu. dIslo.
c ,,.d hIp and other INJURIES by fr.i,l,
I .aIn. March n.
I'nknonn negro nj Cornin, run
over by cars: le, crushed and ampu.
ta,.d A, 81. 10. ia. fol,oain, day.
February q.
Williams. jas, fort.scue, foo,
crushed by handcar: June ~
Unknown man fell from train north
OF Napier, September :; both feet
crushed
sale. william, living In Maryyile.
fell betwee freight cars between
curlDn and Forbes. Dctub.r 10: right
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

It, A. Long, Veterinary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-02-04

Sipes. VIM, Forbes; stabbed Geo.
Taylor, August ~; bound over to cir.
cIIit court
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Cine ieItcne Gisenidaft.

Sn eiuer 9sIsai4aft bon iunas,
Wdo4en tpurOs Is6bnft d6sr elm.
MD: anirsisnbe gsipielin u~srponOslt.
Gin alter Serr, Der eten ins 8im.
mer triti, 60rts bic 8susnaunaen
yieItfam", Notwithstanding, .sis
sentIib" unO fragte, men SteisIben
dngiugen. ais ibm Der Qans gs.
ltatlnt fpurOe, iagts sr NIT srnftm
Bid unO bsOsatuugspoaen 9On:
.Sa, fis 1T ptrtli4 Elm TeltIamss
@tdo4en, iogm isbr isltIam; Dsnl
ME bort man Iie unfreunolid ubsr
cine abDeieuOe Jrsunoin reben! Die
Oldohen uertumniten unD peraobsn
lie erhaltsns qebre aiht 70 baIb.
Sn 0essnpart qstsrs bss groBsn,
oss HaiIers bon aGslano, fpurDe al.
IerIei Qadisiligss iibsr einsn QbtDs.
ienoe1 gsdubtrt, Enolih faats qs.
ter: is mag pabr isIn, mas ba Be.
pauptet tpiro; abr 1T ni6t aud
ron i9m Al foeen2 - IS hi
nift idusr, siHsn nnoeru nit aoi
81 b1Iprisa; aber Id min Iisbef
9slFen. ieia alsin rein gu AaItsn!"
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klaHifisierte 1lnieiacn.

@eindt. - Stcae ais Stcnoero.
pbiitin bon iuneer Odnii6er Dame
nit 3iuolfidbriger @rfabrumg. s Sab.
re in Gauingenieur. un0 Wnl6inen,
fad unb A Sabre bel HedtsonuoIt.
mo @runoeieentumsiirmn. Spridt,
idreibt uno itenogropbiert DeutidL
Daniid oocr GngIiih nit aIeiher
5ertigfeit. TeIepboniert Douglas
$3.50 oOer oOreiicrt Maria Soren.
fen, 900 Omaha lational 8dnf,
Omaha.
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pcit itab Dcmti6lanS
uftS Ocitcrrcitb,

Qie abfnbrsaeit Der n1fften bon
Stem gorf aus mad 3entifIono unb
Geiterrei6 : llneorn 8oitiaden nit.
nebmenOen 3ampfer lit:
9Onnerstog, 20. Sui. - SeGie
0lnb, nod 9openHogen.
Mittwo6. 26. SuIi. 5reoerif
Der adte, nod aopenbagen.
9onnerstng, 3. Auglit - limited
States nod aopenbogen.
Somstog, 5. auguit - gergeng.
fior0. nod Bergen.
IS lit notipen6ig, Oen 0amen oes
tetr. .gnmpfers groB nno 0elttIih
nif Dem griefumidlag ou bermer-
fen. Sober Brief iolte 6erort mar.
fiert peroen. oa er ionlt bielfeidt
oui neutrolen Gampfern beforoert
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Bud gr. 1, ME rnten ge5eiat. emf.
b1It 9nDeiiuneen unb tpunoerihone
Slluitrnttonen fir ole grten BON
6ilef Sdfel1rbeiten nro areus.
ltidJen. Se0e Groii tuetteifert, oas
Neaelte in Wnltern ait befnmmcn.
Mnden sic S~dfeTarbeit2 Ecnben
STE brett FIR bieies Bud, irelhss
ons reihbaItigite unb biatgite Mu.
iterbud lift. gs erreidt cher ben
8uef, nls Slider BON $3.50 Cts.
lleber 200 Riliter obaetiISet.
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obtn umeinanosr, unb isbs in nm.
1tbsn BON Ibru pIaHsisnIamilis, bic
ipisbst ihrs Irabanisn um Id nom
bern 6tpt. DoppeHonutH ssbsH
auf uno uHter, blou piellsidt Die tis
nc unb gOlO9sIb bic andre; Der Tag
auf Ibrsn planeten umbaat bic IA
ler unD 8trss nit bIausm 2idt unn
tau1t bic giaht in elm ~itrabIsnots
Sob. Jules Dies Iino islns pbans
.oiisR mir piHsn oab ss 70 III, otnn
ME uRs Das Ntitroitop bic Munbsr
liner @sIt sridlOFm BAT, bic unirs
aussn nidt mebr ipnbruimmt, 10
5absR uns pas Gsleiiop unb bic
5ptitralanalpis Die 6imm.l s%soifust.
InO nun gu Osnten, Dab als oiele
insnpliden Wsltsn. ME Is bsnn riht
aRosrs Itin fam, nit osrtsnptn Ms'
en- bsuoltert Iino, uielsidt in ben
anfabbdrItsn unb pbdntaiiIhiteH
5Ormsn uno @eItaltsn! Der Wsuih
IrsiIia burf fi4 niAt ibsrlsbsn, Isis
ne sissns gros III Hur Elm Staubtorn
i'm 4ls, er islbt penigsr nls Elm
5tGuthen, feline grobmdaties DsIt'
sel9ihts Elm ltpahes, fnit unIi1ts
Ldres Msttsrlsu4ten in Der giptelsii,
bic 9siosn uuO 5rsueen Der Nsni9s
Lett aur Elm tleiuer SeuI3sr, in oas
nnsnblids Qa binausgshaudt. Mir
obsr, bic all.s bies srforlden uno
es nit unI.rN bic Mobrbeit lsbns
Iihtie Tu9enbeH @eOnntsn umIpin'
men, mir IOIItsn tsinen GuHtsn Der
@ottbsit unb Der llnsnOIidtsit in
uns tras.u9 mir fultsH nibt tells
pa6ea an Oisist 3Ga6trboFtsn DeIt.
uut Hbsr Oas tIeine irbiihs 2tben
hinaas9 Rein Cor uH6 fem BsiIer
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bas it sspib, bab mir sans BON
gOttli6tn Rdtieln umssbn finb."
llnnintiirli4 lebnte f9 Gfslu inc
niger an ben 5reunb. Die Stsrs
ne beginner isst NIT mir ju fPrss
DEN. fliFtsrts Fe.
.0aH tun Fs aud, lie iprshen 5u
ans unb untersinnnosr, burh ibr
aidt. aber niat ie0er Osritsbt lire
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anb nItr anmpT uur Elm 3isI boben,
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nnF Der Grbs Elm Slid gibt uno ooB
untsr allen R6tfsln unO gbontaien
bds Slid 6as sin5is pirtIids 1T.
neil ss bic SsbnIuht itiIt, bic uns
lex bettes 5sil 1T nnb bic QusIe ols
Ter Sd6pfungsn uno Sottn.A
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siefsn bes @eIt1as Elm goIibe in
ben Dunttrsis Der grOe. s~nt3iinbete
td NIB sOs ala IeuGtenos Stsrns
Idnuppt, ii9 i'm Deere ipisgeInb,
lonsinm iber ben bunilsn Rn9thims
mel.
.gfsau", Foste Der Wsann Isifs.
SAP
.9t1ts", fliiFsrts sr. r5ogi nidt
Der alts 8oItsglou6e, tpdbrsnO elmer
5tsrni9nuppe foas man raid Ieinen
lisbFen Wunih ausFpre4enf-
0a sittsrts tbre 5nnb in Der feis
aen.
.Qp6 sine1 anOern Muni9 babe
Id auf BEN 5srasn@, iusts 2nbsna
burs.
,Spre6en sic i'm aus
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aidt msbr nit ibm - i1 meme ben
amsritonifnsH grobsn.@
sic lndts bsu ouF, unb iibsrmitts
lam IS iibsr ibrs 2ippsu: .grObsr
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8a poate Il tie an ii6 sie6sn,
ibsr Fs entfponb f1 ibH, bouhte
pis unter an4sn unb Dsinen: .gus
Il Rodt!@ unb teridnonb i'm 8uns
lei.
Bortfebuns fOIst).
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
hire Einnahmen e~rweitern, wenn Sic a~nzeigen.
Ohne Reklame klein GeschSft. hire Anzeigen in
der Tribune" werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
gelesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Tribine"
a~ngezeigt haben, sind NIT den e~rzielten ResuItaten
sehr zufrieden.
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Ga u~srEanfsH
6eiinnGttrn.

golbiGe SnSianer Reierbation,
8oibineton, often fir 9~eiieoeIung.
3iehung am q. SuIi. lleber 500.
900 6raht-, 6arnt. uno DARN.
eanO. goIlitdnbige eingeteiIte anrte
unb geihreibune $1.00 BEL toa.
8ablung. Solonten. SeeIerte (oSer
oeren 8ittpen) bonn 8iirger. ODER
ipantiden ariege t0nnen fid bei'm
agenten eutrngen. Sdreibt lins i'm
Gormulore, Die mir frei liefern.
Smitb & McCred. 3immer 100,
eagle Bldg, Spofane 8afb.
7st6.16
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gnid & gpra6pff.
QeiaenaeaSnaniHe.

Sure 2te5cn in Ger faIten
GrOe b%egrnben, pern Sic Elm ge.
noble In einem moOerncn Rau.
%ioleuiu taufen fonncr. Cent. I'M.
teriuht. Nebraska Mnnfulenm 60.
S. Is. Routstp. 9r1i. 2. 2t75.
2-1S-i7
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Wrabiteine nnb Monnmemte.
Chs nellc Oeutide Oro6itcin @ciddft
licfert Brabiteinc nfio Woanmente
3i billigen 4reiien. q. 8ratfe &
60, 1916 Sio 10. Str. IeIebbcn
2670 II.
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sernt--oos Barber. Sonomerf. Der.
oient mebr ais 9ebrgeI0 in 9ebr.
5eit. Son0.perfs8eug ein5egriffen.
Steaung garantiert. aonrmt ODER
idreibt nm aotaIog. t402 Dodge.
Grp.Gitp Barber College.
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Sanse iudt Steanns. sSlrnqc
iibcr is Sabre alt, ipridt baltify
rno eneIiidl. iudjt SteIliine; modjfc
ireeno elm Snnoruerf Iernen. Jrant
SeioI, 1916 90. 20. Ctr. SeIepbon
Spler 2247.
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Wpnr6 n Mnnnt.

anItdnoige, niidterne Arbeiter fin.
ben gutes 6eutides gfien unb refine
getten BET Acknowledgement frau fir
$500 per ISOLDE. 1902 2eopentnortb
Str, 6. Pnumnnn. - Rin6er fin.
ben aufnobnle uab gerpfIegung fiir
$500 per ISOLDE. II.
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RnffaGihes.
9ie GontorNia MnIIfauelle

cmpfielt iid idmmtliden ocntidnl
nno 2ogen I'M Stnate; lie.
fert @iafit fit ale 5eitIidfeitcn su
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StellaHs seindt. - Srmger. Der.
beirateter, nit alien 6armorbeitcn
bolig bertrnuter 9inrm iltht SteI.
lung, Inn cine 5orm al be1rbeiten
gegcu einen TeiL Der Grnte pocr fir
monatliden 2obn. 8obnboftes Sous
mub eeiteIt Deroen. Bette Gmpfeb.
lungen borbnnoen. angebote inter
3. 800 an Die Gmabo Sribiine.
7.fSst6
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9simatttGnge .mal
fdrsibt 5Irs alts, 6uber2"
~0b I Oenn a obeuos idOn bo.
heim blieO' i'm S4Htsnerdbsn9"
9robbritounien bilSti mit
lsinem JlddninAaIt BON 8.557,e5
Der grbObsrfIG6s
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Triebensridter

OAEAUNHDtbuJttA
8. 8. Claiborne, ReftsoniDoIt.
512-t3 Barton glof. RehisIa.
den uno RotarieIIen angelesenbei.
ten beionoere Acknowledgement 5ugr.
tDnnbt. 4-10.f7
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-04
GERMANS LOSE MANY AS PRISONERS
British Captured Four thousand Three Hundred Men While the
French Take Eight thousand Men and Seven Batteries,
Three Of Large Calbre-Germans Begin
10 Make Several Stands
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Under the command Of the dahng French General toeh the
French troops cooperating with the British the great offensive
the region have made notable IN the dree
Pcronrc of the important sategca points on
the front They have captured llcrbccour Feuees and Ella
Further south they occupied the than the three miles
they gained giving the French clear advance OF miles in the
offensive
The Bnush moving slowly longer front capturing
Bos,c where there has been fighting days OF the
The British report substantial gains some
places and the rcpu,c the attacks OF the Germans
The British forced back from OF the positions
taken Monday cv,dcn, the German re growing heavier
The British captured 300 prisoners The French have
taken three them OF large calbre.
many machine guns and trench The German statement
makes meagc reference the battle Nerdun operations
apnercnt, s,coYe Hundreds OF machines engaged IN
the Somuc region The British lost fifteen plane,
The Russian reports the capture OF 800 prisoners
the ias'crn Heavy fighting is progress at many
point, The Ausans started powerful offensive south Of
Ilnc,,a and oi usk The Italian offensive continues
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
CHILDREN Of THE
DISTRICT WORK
TOWARD THE FAIR

Prof. U. S. Lancaster of Leslie High
school, called on Secretary Hyman of
the Third Agricultural District fair
Saturday and gave him the amount vi
$3.50, which has just come in from
his school. Prof. Lancaster states
more money will follow next week.
From Miss Esther Carr, assistant
principal Of the school, comes $1.40,
contributed by the following children:
Jodie Suggs, Mary Lizzie Bolton, Mer-
rill Stewart, Joseph Moses, Elizabeth
aze, Wilbur Lee Clifton, Leila Clifton,
Romelle Greene, Louise Paul. Annie
Hoffman, Mona Young, Carrie Mae Der
iso, Leon Evans and Lillian Jay
From Miss Leola Ranew, of the in
termediate department, consisting of
the Third and Fourth grades, comes
$l.30 from the following children: Lii
lian James, Daisy Sims, Margaret Bass,
Antoinette Greene, Douglas Jones, z.
A Young, Bessie Lou Bass, Nettie May
Rass, Martha Glaze, Beulah Weaver,
Willis Exum, Louise Anderson, Leola
Panew.
Prof. Lancaster's room, representing
the Ninth and Tenth grades, sends in
$3.50 from the following children: Mir
Sims, John Sims, John W. Cheek, An
ME Byrd Cooke, Mary Deriso, jamie
Lee Gardner, Carilu Harvey, Luther
Hines, Mary Alice Laramore, Ruth
Parker, Rubye Parker, MamiIee Perry.
Ruth Ranew, Lota Spec, Ruth Stewart,
Mary Wilson, Austin Young, Loomis
peavours, J. d. Bolton, A. d. Bolton,
Frank Deriso, Ruth Malone, Neva Per-
ry, Maggie Pitcher, Sara Summerford,
Annie Vera Suggs, Eunice p Young
and U. S. Lancaster.
Certificates of stock wilt be sent the
children Just as soon as they can be
gotten out. About half Of the counties
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
British Admiralty Reports.

LONDON, March 25.-An official
British admiralty information says be.
tx cen ninety and a hundred of the Sus
sex's passengers have been landed at
Dover. Two hundred and fifty of the
passengers and crew have arrived in
France
An American whose name is un-
known to survivors here was talking
with Miss Baldwin and her father and
mother close to the captains bridge
when the explosion occurred. This
man has not been seen since, and is
believed to have been lost.
The chief engineer of the Sussex
was killed by the force of the explos-
ion and the ships purser seriously in
jured.
The explosion occurred Friday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock, shortly
after the Sussex left Folkston. The
ships wireless apparatus was destroy
cd and no help reached the distressed
vessel until nearly midnight. Water
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-26
ADVANCE AGENT iRRANGEs
FOR THE CHlUTAUQUA

Redpath Lyceum Bureau will hold 4
Chautauqua in this city under the aus
pices of the Americus Hospital asso-
citation, May 25 Advance Agent Tho5.
NJ. Cornelison was here Friday and ar
ranged the preliminary details.
The entertainments for this occas-
ion will, without doubt, prove very at
tractive and a rare treat is in store for
those who take advantage of this op-
portunity
Mr. Cornelison says the attractions
CT his bureau are superior this year to
any ever offered This statement, cou-
pied with the reputation Redpath's Ly-
ceum Bureau bears is sufficient guar
antee that these entertainments will be
worth while attending.