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Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
IN MTMORlAM.
ILEUELLYN OLIVER, JR.


L'ewellyn Oliver, Jr., sou of Level
Iya Oliver, Sr., and Mrs, Sallie Wind
nam Diver. was born in Noxubee coun-
~ Mississippi, August ist, 1892, His
Family was one Of the Oldest and best
10 this part of The state. He received
ais education in the best schools of MS
native state aud Of Tennessee. He as
clearly and consciously converted early
IN life, and became a member of The
church. As experience in conversion
types ones character and tu ms he
soul to stcadfastly behold that which in
It's own knowledge is OF first concern,
so Llewellyn's conversion, Transforming
his own nature, ideals and experience.
gave him profound sense of sin and
salvation a0d made of him staunch
Presbyterian. He bad an abiding faith
in the power of salvation as set forth
IN Jesus. During the last few months
Of his life he said that he was still Il
Presbyterian, that he believed every
mans life was plan of God and that
God intended for him to die Just as he
did He talked with his pastor, asked
for prayer, prayed often and fervently
himself, and went out to meet the asst
enemy and came Off more than corquer-
or. lie had no fear, ne had set his
house in order and was ready for the
summons.
Al man, he was Vol educated, Los
sessvd strong intellect, was of force
full and impressive character. He was
nal iral, unaffected, unseliish, generous,
co iding-there was never a manIiel
man, truer soul or kn;ghtlier spirit
His very face and manner betokereC
his gentility of breeding, noniity OF
soul and sweetness of spirit. To know
him. even for a short time, was to fee
all unusual charm of personality. lie
was one who really made friends ahc
kept them. He commanded the respect
won the love and inspired the confidenc,
OF men. The large outpouring of thu
community which filled the church, tn,
wealth of gorgeous flow ers, and the un
ceasinR attentions during his illness at
! tpstpA hia popnlu rity
His domestic life was happy an,
beautiful. He was devoted son an,
brother, and was. in turn ali but tn
idol of his family.
His untimely death was caused b.
Brights disease brought on by exposur
on the Border. When war was threat
ened with Mexico he volunteered 10 b
a defender Of his country, ana neve
waVered in hs loyalty to the cause un
I'll Frustrated by illness.
God III His mysteries which ofte
chara>teriae His ieslings with His oW
Iald his hand heavily upon lluWe.lyr
lie remained i'll for nearly FIVE months
ano FOR one OF his intensely enarya III
nature end strong per, onality, this pe
culisr burden of being 20 sfil ,ctsd as |
be rendered helpless ano so teperder
that be became as a 'il,i, child. WIS
merry triql, yet t cou,a 10. weaken h
moral hore Of a soul 80 strong, ne
seattle mind so high and pure. Il
never murmured, never compliance
Thinking Of it We say, "Why? Why?
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
ORDINANCE 0O-l9l7.

AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY ON
REAL AND Personal MIXED PROPERTY
EOR THE CITY OF MACON, MISS, FOR
THE YEAR 1917.
SECTION ONE Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
City of Macon, Miss, that levy on all
of the real and personal mixed property
IN said City shall be fixed for the year
1917 at 20 mills on the dollar, to be ap-
portioned among the various funds as
follows:
For General Fund-5I5 Mills on the
Dollar;
For School Fund-515 Mills on the
Dollar;
Tor General Improvement Fund q
Mills on the Dollar;
For Bond and Interest Fund-6H
Mills on the Dollar;
For Sinking Fund Mill on the Dol
lar
SECTION Two. Belt fur her ordained
that the ocCrsiON being urgent that this
ordinance be in force and 80 into effect
from and after it's passage.
This 3rd day IF October, 1917.
JAS. G HORTON, Mayor.
Attest: j. J SCOTT, Clerk.
|, j J. Scott, City Cjc,lr, hereby Ger.
tify that the above and FOREGOING crdi-
nance was duly passed by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen Of the Cily OF
Macon, Miss, It the regular meeting
hr 4 Tuesday. October 3-d. 1917 Same
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
No. 1859.

No SSby
Sealed bids are invited to be filed with the un-
dersigneI Clerk on or before Two o'clock p. m.,
on Monday. the 9Th day of November 1917, for
furnishing the material for and constructing, &C.
cording to plans and specifications now on file in
the Chancery Clerks office of Noxubee county,
Mississippi the following:
A wooden Bridge over Long Branch, on the
Crawford & Edmoods Bridge road
Said work TO be completed within so days from
the date of awarding the contract.
The contract will be let to the lowest bidder who
must during the meeting at which The contract is
awarded, enter into formal contra 81 and furnish
tond. with sufficient sureties, for the prompt
proper and efficient performance of the contract
in penalty not less the contract price. The con.
tractor to pay for the extra in Inspection if made
and for recording contract and bond.
By order Of the Board of Supervisors this 4tl
day Of October, 1917,
JNO. A. TYSON. Chancery Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi.

Ihe state OF mississippi.
P. J. Garner In the Chancery Court
VS.. of Noxubee County.
Hattie Garner No. 1869.
To Hattie Garner, nonresident of the State of
Mississippi, whose postofce address is un-
known to complainant and canrot be ascer taincd
by him after digent enquiry:
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor of our said Chancery Court at term
thereof to be holden at the Courthouse, in the
City of Macon. in said Comfy of Noxubee on the
4th Mouday in October, A. D., 1917, then and
there to plead answer or demur to the bill of COM
plant in said cause wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal of said
Court affixed at my Office In City of Macon, Miss.,
this 22nd day September 1917.
JNo. A. TYSON. Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Chancery Court of Noxubee County Mis-
sssippi
The Estate of ~ ,
William F. Hickman. Deceased NO aooe.
Letters of administration on said estate having
been on the 22nd day of September, 1877 granted
to the undersigned by John A. Tyson, chsncery
clerk of said county of Noxubee
All persons having claims against said estate are
required to have same probated and registered by
SAID clerk within one year from this date
failure for one year to register any claim will
bar the same,
This 2Sth day of September, 1917.
MRS. FRANCES BLANCHE HICKMAN.
Administrative Of said Estate
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
Notice to Bridge Contractors

NO, ooO6
Sealed bids ere invited to be filed with the un-
dersigned Clerk on or before Two o'clock D. m
on Monday. the 5th day of November. 1917, for
furnishing the material for constructing accord
ing to plans and specifications now on file in the
Chancery Clerks office of Noxubee County. sMs-
sissippi, the following:
A wooden bridge over Loka foma Creek, on the
Crawford & Edmond Bridge road.
Said work to be com yeted within 80 days from
the date of awarding the contract.
The contract will be let to the lowest bidder
who must during the meeting at which the con-
tract is awarded enter into formal contract and
furnish bond. with sufficient sureties. for the
prompt. proper and efficient performance of the
contract, in penalty not less the contract price.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Contractor to pay for additional inspection,
| if one made, and for recording contract and bond.
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors, this 4th
day Of October. 1917.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed bids are invited to be opened
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, 1917,
at the County Superintendent's office
at 2:S0 p m, for building School
House for the Cliftonville Consolidated
School District, according to plans and
specifications Oh file in the Office Of the
County Superintendent of I ucation.
The trustees reserve he right co reject
any and al bids.
". s MULLINS.
J. i. RosETTE,
u W. NULLrs
Trustees
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
CITATION NOTICE.
The State OF Mississinni.

ITIV NIdIt UI VI NsISSIppI.
Susie ''ate In the Cbancerv Court aF
rs, N3Elhee Coun-y.
Bester 1rdan Il al No 4156
10 Avn, .oldan John II. Jordan. Jr. and Els;a
'or'sn. minor defendants in above yled cause.
who cH'cot be found in the State OF Mississinpi
on t'iig"n' INQUIRY snl whose postoiTice address,
G. are ur'r 1Wn TO complainant
p, We e9an you 70 be and appear before the
Chancellor a, cur said ChRucery Court at a tern
u -e't tn . holden at the Court House, in the
t.N of Macon, '1 said count NJ Noxu' ,ee on tho
s-1 Monday 40 October. A d.. 1917 the- and there
'ar. Il ar yer or 'rnur to the orig nal bill Of
lA-A -a't cause wherein you re Z ,fend-
wltut.s my SIGNATURE an the zeal of said court
ai'Ned az my Office in City of Macon. Miss.. this
26th day Of September. 1917.
JNo. A. TYSON, Clerk.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26

No. 1868

mo. 0NOO
Sealed bids are invited to be filed with the un-
dersgned clerk Or before O'Clock p. m. on
Monday, the 5th Day of November, 1917,
for furnishing supplies for the county convicts
for the month of November. 1917, to be delivered
at Macon, Miss or at Brooksville, Miss, to the
Convict Overseer. as called for.
Supplies to be furnished as heretofore.
Contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of Noxu-
bee County. Mississippi. this 4th day of Oc.
tober, 1917. JNO. A, TYSON, Chan. Clerk
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

The Estate In tha Chancery
No. 4077. OF Court of Noxubee
Mary I. Mahorner, Deceased. County, Miss
Letters of administration on said estate having
been the 10th day of October. A. ID. 1917 grant
ed to the undersigned by John A. Tyson. Chancery
Clerk of said County Of Noxubee.
All persona having claims apainst said estate
are required to have same prohated aud registered
by said Clerk within one year from this date.
failure for one year to probate and register
any claim will bar the same
This 10th day Of October. 1917.
MATTHIAS NAHORNER, JR..
Administrator of said Estate
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE:INrERIoR

DEPARTMENT OF THEsINTERIoR,
U. S. Land Office at Jackson Mississippi, October
20th 1917
Notice is hereby given that Tom Nicholson. of
Shuqualak, Mississippi, who, on April Is, 1915.
made Homestead Entry, No. O6S59 for NEN OF
SWA. Section 30, Township IA North, Range is
East, Choctaw Meridian has filed notice of inten-
ton to make Final Communication Proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above described before Cir
cult Clerk of Eoxubee County at Macon, Missis-
sgni on the 18th day of November 1917,
aim1nt names as witness Pete Maxey. Of
N, Miss, R, F. d; o. T.. Cannon. of Sauaua.
Do. oughty. Macon, Miss. r F. D.
W. r. CUMMINS Repister
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
Mobile & Ohio Schedule

at Macon, N,in.
SOUTHPOUND
No. | Express Daily ly....,.. Ills a. m.
Thrc4ch to Mobile
NJ. s Express Daily. .l2:I7 y. 10.
Through % Mobile
No. . Express Daily 49,. 5;tl 7, H.,
Tholsl to Mcriian
MORT dGIUNJ
NO. INnreSs Daily. ......... so q. m.
L 'ggrt - ST. Louis
No. Express Nailv. v.........4.lS .. ~.
Through ST. Louis
No. Express Daily. 1895 a. N.
through 70 Union City
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TIT 7EIF1 E"r74V1 VI rrrr1 T1rsr7r
u. S. Land Office at jackson, Mississippi Septem-
ber 26 1917.
Notice is hereby gil that LAFAYETTE Roberts
of Macon. Mississippi ,yho on January 2lst, 1918.
made Homestead Ehtiy No, 05980, for VIE Of SEA,
Section q Township Il North. Range l6 4. sr,
ChCct' Mer dian. has fled ootic9 Of intentio' to
make ti1sl J'rta-yeAr fro0f, 70 establish clairn
to the lard above daserlbei. before Chaacary
Clerk Of NoNuhce tntV AT Macon Mississippi,
on the 10th day Of e. oven Der, l9l1.
Claimant names 3 wnessts: |. G. Guy, j. NJ.
Desle, l. l. Jackson. Ben Lirrle. all OF Macon,
Mississippi. w. i. CUMMlNS,
sep2S-5t Register.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26

Cows For SaIp-One registered Jersey COW.
A"' o"S three yeers old, and one reg
stered Jersey heifer 10 months old. Also small
crop of corn, velvet beans, soy beans, peanuts and
sorghum. All for sale cheap. J.P. HUNTER,
sepl4 Macon. Mas.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
Brooksvill auxiliary has knitted

NrlslieIs ''''.''''''.''..lZ pr.
SOCKS. s.......... ............., 2
Some of the ladies' have learded to
operate the knitting machine and will
soon knit our IS pairs of socks
The Sewing Club will meet in homes
of it's members one entire day of each,
week to knit.
Mr. G. l.. Crymes contributes 81 90
monthly to buy yarn. DR.. ard Mrs
Jamison contribute $500 monthly for
same purpose,
Who else will agree to give monthly
to this cause? II you can't knit, help
buy thread for those who can
We made 50 from the sale Of Red
Cross buttons. BrooksyilIc Auxiliary
is out of money, ana has only small
quantity of y arm on hand.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26

Dairy Outfit For Sale 'l5g,t %y dairy dry cows cows
hciters and calves, 7S in number Also all
mules, horses mares and colts corn hay. 100 tons
Of silage Just iill in, all dairy outfit all dairy
implements, and viii rent the place known MS the
Weyboru plantation Just north of the city of Ma.
con, Call and sec me at the Wcyhuru place
S. 7. GCI,DFARB
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26

Taken Up ,es1 a S%y @ months S9S Black 8 y.RDs APsp
mark in each ear and brand II on right hip. Own
or must prove property, pay charges and taSe it
away or 1t viii be estriyed according to law
OCt6 j. R. BELL, Brook sville Miss.
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26
good repair for sale cheap.
a." Apply at BEACON OFFICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County. - Chancery
Court. October Term. 1917,
No %Q7l
Macon beacon., 1917-10-26

land For Sale NY place place Of fab oeou, % Ss acres
aeon and Fairfield road. joining the farm of
J. l.. Ormsby who will show any one over the
place and give price and terms, or write direct To
me. GEO. X. GULSO. Mount Pulaski H.
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Dem Scmtltcn Sprac6s
1tntcrric5t so Ghrcn!
8ulOenes Snbildnm Ses Seatiden
INTERRUPTS in Miluanfees S6n.
len iOa feitlid began.
gen tuer6en.

W}iImantee, isis. 6. San. - Ser
btciige 8erein 6eltti9er &ebrer be.
i6loB In Ieiner 8erimmLung cine
groBe 5eier oes goloeren S1tbiIGrms
oeS Oeuti6en Spradunterrt9ts in
oen 0ffentlihen Sdulen bon Mil.
poufee 81 oerauitalten. gta6 etnem
in oIlgemeinen llmriiien bon &errn
Brof. 4. Stern entporfenen 4lan,
ioa ole 5eier itd ouf 8rpei Gage
erItredeu. am eriten g(benoe ioQ in
elmer groBen Salle cine offentli6e
5eier Itattfinoen, an pel6er oae
8itrger teiInebmen f6nuen un0 am
8Deiten qbeuoe cine 6eier fir ben
~2e6reritan0. Sin 4lt8I6ub fultroe
ernonnt, Der bic @or6ereitungen tref.
fen ioG.
Sr. 6eminar0ireftor 90. @rie6id
beri6tete ii6er cine G6nlife 5eter,
Die Dor einem Sabre in Cincinnati
begangen n1tr0e. 0}an feierte bort
in Der Whtiifballe 0o8 biantantene
Subilaum Der @infiibrung OeS 0eut,
i6eu llnterrihts, an tpel9er 8eier
ii6 tauieuoe bon 9iirgern Der Sta0t
beteiligteL Die nit groBem @nt9uii.
o8uus un0 in ge9obener Stimmung
nod anb6rltng zines ainoer6ore5
un0 titdtiger &eoner Den 6eitiaol
OerIieBen. 8u Der Geter botten meb.
rere touieuO feinen 8utritt mebr er.
bolten, 10 groB mar Der 9[n0rano.
9oB Die fir M}ilpoutee geplQnte
Seller ebenio gldn8eno berlaufen
miro, lnterliegt gar feinem 8uetfel.
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O~cMtidlanS odptet
Sbtpei5er Nemtr0lit6tl

Bern, 6. Som.- Sn Der 66mei3
6otten iid iiiuoit @eriifte berbreitet,
cab 0eutide &rllppen ourd 56met-
ger @e6iet morI6ieren miir6en, INN
BON Der G6mei8 aus 6raufrei6 unt
Stolien on5ugreifen. 9ie oeutIde
&egierung bat 6orauf bin cine Ct.
tldrung obgegr6en in pel6er es
beiBt: nglo@mol8 erfldren min, uno
Ole Sdmei3 pciB e$, ooB QeutI6-
Ion6 inter alien ltmitGn0en emit.
idloiien lit, bic 0eutralit1t Der
SGmei3 81 reipeftieren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
UI9 U.AU'
WeittelmaBiae 7.50-9.00.

Big 9.25.
MittelmaBige 10000.
@ep0bnIt6e 6.50-7,50.
Cute bis bette Sellers 7.00-8,50
Suite Biz bette &itbe 100000.
M2ittelmGBige aitbe 6.00-7.00.
@ep6bnlihe 4,50-6.00.
Gtofers un6 Seekers, feit beitte;
fir oie ISOLDE CUTE 10-15c 3D..
Der, au0ere felt.
aorngefiitterte Stiere $3.50 Bis
9.25.
Seekers, quite Bis bette, 500 Bis
$50.
@ittelmGBige 10000.
@ep0bnli1e 6.25-7.25.
@ltte b. bette Stofers 1855
Stod Sellers 6.25-S.25.
Gtof.Riibe 5.50--7.5O.
Gtof.81Iber 10000.
8eoI.RGlber 7,50-t0.25.
Bulls uno Stag8 6.0O-7.75.
8ologna+8uIl8 $4,000.
SdWeiue-3ufabr 300; @artt
t0c bober.
Qurdifmitt8prets 1O.00-10.40.
S0diter grets 1850, fir Die $50
DIE 35c b6ber.
5aafe-8nfubr $50; @aartt felt
bertte; fir Die ISOLDE tart.
2Gmmer t2,40-13.25.
@efiltterte 2Gmmer 1915.
SGbrIinge 10.00-11.75.
8iooer 9.00-10.26.
Mrtteridafe 7,50-9.45.
@efiitterte Mtutteridafe 10-15c
bober.
6eeoer 9httteridofe 5.00-7.25.
6eeoer 2Gmmer 11.00-t2.50.
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fElciidleraeieQen ON Streif.

SpringfielO, Wt0iI., 6. San. =
ungefabr 300 01itglie0er Der .W}eut
Cutters an6 Builder 8orfer8'
Union Of GpringfieIb", angeIteu.
te bieiiger @roBfirmen, itno an ben
5treif gegangen. Sic berlaugen
cine 9erabiebung Der arbeit88eit
BON 60 ouf so Stltnoen Die ISOLDE,
einen I~2inimallobn bon $13 Ole $50.
die fir 2ebrIinge uno SIS fir reglt-
lGre @rbeiter. 3ieie 6~oroeruuger
Der Union iino bon Den 4r6eitgebert
aurildgepieien nor0en.
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JONAS ~Repr0ientanten
erm6blcn Sprcdber!

9es Moines, So, 6. San. - auf
Dem beutigen Caucus Der gtepubIita-
ner tpllr0e %. .. gitt bon 2ogan
gum Spreder bes Observation-Disclosures
bouie8 uominiert, mas BET Der repu.
blifaniideu Wiebrbeit Oes Sauic3 nit
ieiner 8abI ibentiid lit. 8itt CT
belt as Stimmen. Glmoo0 BON
Gina %, 5bortreB bon Crater Is
un0 9teif BON Bulnut 3.
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Rene RieIen.Eilmfirma.

Chicago, 81, 6. San. = Cine
gelpeglmg lift int @arge, cine neue
Jirm-aorporotion nit einem RQpi.
tai BON $4,000 900 ms 2e6en su
rufen. Die nere 6irma miro Sen
0amen llniberiat Slim SO. fabren
un0 biI6et cine 6olge elmer @e.
idditsfonioIibierung bon Carl
2Gmmle 1tn0 @atrif 9orper8. 2Qnm.
le ioQ Der QrGii0ent 0es neuen I'm.
teruebmen8 Deroen.
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.GalQb i'm Dtrti6
.otutl6rr 6rl6ibr
in Der 9O6rnbIda ite6t bente ttiR
raiiiider nnO rnmGaiiher
SplOat meBr.

Berlin, 6. San. Gunfenberi6t)
- Sos artegsamt meI6ete berte
ua6mittag: @alob lit i'm @eret6
beutfher @eIditte. Die 9rtidof.
ten 9imniceni. GartarlL 0laneaica
un6 Worieni In GumGnien nurben
bon unieren Gruppen beieBt ltno I'M.
iere @orbut 1T bis az ben Setetb.
2inien borge6rungen. S5n ben Scar.
pat6en riiden uniere aoIonnen I'M.
mer neiter Dor.
l1eber Die @inno6me @ruila$ miro
meiter geuel6et: Sn Der 9}o6t bonn
4. ouf Den 5. Sanuar gaben ruff.
ihe StrettfrGfte, Ole iu0li6 bonn
Geretb fdmpften ibren @i6eritono
gegen oie inter Dem 9efebl 6e8 Sc.
nerols Sold fGmpfenoe 9onmt.2(rs
NEE oltf un6 3ogen iid 8uritd; ibre
Radbut tultroe bon unieren Irltppen
u~ltfgerieben. 8elttidc ttn0 bulgari.
lde aabaaerie orong Damn bonn
8eiten aus in 8ratln Elm, mQbreno
oe1ttide 1lno buIGariide Snfanterie
bonn Often bic 9onall freu3ten rro
ibren @in8ug in Die Staot btelten.
Sn Der 0obruoida bat Die 8ritte
bulgnriihe Qrmee unter 8cfebI oe8
Generals gtere3off ibre Qufgabe
qlldn3elto gelGIt. So Itebt fem rri.
fii6er un0 rumGniider Sol6at mebr
in Ser 9obru0i6a. gtelte militia.
ride 9pernttonen iin0 in Der Gnt.
Didelung begrtffeu. @alat befins
bet iid in ltniercm Selterberei6.
lteber Die Sample in Sen &ors
patben miro offi3iea gemeloet; Sn
ben COLLABORATION niitete umlnters
broden Elm befttqe8 @efditbfeuer.
9eIterreidllngoriide &ruppen ibllt-
gen oGe Qngriffe ruIiiIder Stlrm-
folonnen noro0itlid bon &irIibobo
3urilf. Sii0lih bonn ErotltstaI er.
Itiirmten baDerii6e un0 6iterrcid-
uugoriide ]gtegimerter fein0Iide 9e.
feitigungsnerfe 3piidGn COLUMBIA
uno 6ulttconll. Ger 5eiuo crlitt
ungemein ifpere @erIuIte an Gotten
uno 8ernunOeten; Oeltide g6teiIuns
gen nobmen 300 6einoe gefangen.
8dbren0 6ieier aGmpfe mel6ete
5elomoridoa b. Modenien: og}a6
nirfiomer ortiQeriitilder 8orarbeit
Itiirmteu 9ioiiionen Der @eneraIelt-
nont8 Gdmiot, 8einrt6 b. &nobel8.
BORT mo b., Oettiuger unter benz
8efeb( oeB @enernllelttnantS b. &iib.
ne bic tart befeItigten r1Iiii6en
Steaun0erb Die iid bon Gortaru big
na6 Himnicent erItreden, e%roberten
Die StGote uno orangen 6urh 6o8
SumpfgaIdn6e Biz gum SeretD Dor.
Cur Gage in GnmGuieu.
Sn benz Sulrptbureult Ser limited
8reB faBt man Ole Gage ouf Dem
rimauiihen arieg5idaupIob ME
folgt 3uiomuen: Q1ts benz beutigen
offi3ielleu oeutiden geridt geDt Der.
Dor, 0ob iid @olob, Die ein8iqe
5taot BON 8iftigfet, Die ii6 nod
I'M Belts ruiiiiher un6 rrmaniider
Irrtpben beftnoet, in benz Sel1er.
bereid beutider &anonen befin0et.
Die BON Der beutihen 8ecre8leitrng
angeDom0te @braie, aneue mtlitdri.
ihe Gperatiouen finO in Der @nts
pideIung begriffen", entipridt Dem
friiberen 8criht 6e8 omerifuntiden
Observation-Disclosures Adermonn
ipelder meloete, 6nB Wofeniens
tpirfIide abfdt lit, in RuBIon6 elm.
8ufaIlen 1rno auf Ooeiia moridieren
miro. Die &ruppen Der oelttiden
8erbiinoeten babeu bereit8 Die &C..
retb.2inie erreiht.
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NQticrtenzCnGen aft
sen pr0neer oeiteMt!

Berlin 6. San. (8lmfen6eridt.)
9o8 offi8ieIle greBburealt Itelt
Die in fein0liden 2dn0ern gemel0ete
0adridt, 6aB 8rt gtoiieln, 9elgien,
cine 6rou uno elm 1~3.idbriger &no.
be lpeoen espionage eri6oiien tDur.
ben, olS fraiie 2itge bin.
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gN1dcntlider @etterberidlt.

8ode beginnen0 an Sonntag,
ben 7, $an1or fitr Die BrdrieTtaQ.
ten uno 0u8 obere iopie mittIere
0}iitiiippt-GoG
SIN o~agameinen ih6ne @itterung
IDabrcno Der gar3en ISOLDE nit lai-
ionmaBiger Iemperatllr.
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milfon bat keine
B~eSinguneen erpattcn!

aopenbogen. 6. San. 49, Ser Der.
liner 2ofal. an3et9er ul6 bic goiiis
Idle 3eitltng beben NIT gtad0rltd
berDor, Dab 8raitoent 8iliou feline
5rieoensbeoiHgungen bon Ser Oeut.
IAen Regierung erbalteu babe.
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Gine sdnnbe it eg, iaat SaQ.
Regent BON 111arinc
1mntcri6l6ot OeGocr!

Gom, 6. San. OIinto amott,
&egent Ser Gepu6Iif Gan Marino,
lit fUegen 1tnteri6lagung bon Of
fcntliGeu @eIoern ($40O, 0O0) bers
baftet moroen. gr ioQ oag @el6
berIpefltliert 6oben.
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Gbinae Sees5Qe.

SEEING, 6, Soit, - Qie Gin.
finite Der Gee36lle int 6ineii6en
Gej6e I'M Sabre 1915 betragen i'm
gon8en $35. 900 in @ol0, mas
cine 8rtnobme bon 100000 ge.
gen oa8 Sagr 1916 be0eutet.
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8Oateu Rulisiiten lcbeubig ber,
hrennen.

Chicago, ST.. 6. San. - @l8 Der
BoIi3eiier0eaHt Sobn 8oi6lute ge.
tern abeno orci glltomobiloiebe Der,
baften moate, idiltteten oieieLber
Betrolcllm iiber feline Gleioer unt
beriuhtGn 6ieielben or5l15lnoelL in.
benz ite brennenoe Strei696I3er mad
ibm marfen. IS gelong 8of6lltte
je6od, iid Die angreifer iolongG
bonn 2eibe ab8ubolten, bis 8erItdr-
flung eintraf 1tno oas 8erbredertrio
abgefiibrt meroen fonnte.
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1f10rRtbcri0te.
Omaha Marftberi6..

2WlDa WluTIlDeTEME.
Omaha, 6. Sauuor.
3iinObieG 5000.
8eef Stiere, felt beute; fir 6it
ISOLDE 10-t5c b0ber.
Cute bis bette georling geebes
t0.25-tt.5 80.
@rte Biz bette, idpere, torugefiit.
terte 8eepeS t%0,00-tt.00.
TittelmGBige %forngefit. 8eebes
$9.5O-t0.00.
@eDobnIide 1885.
9eebes GHOSTS
Dlittelm6Bige $4,000.
aiibe unO Seifers. felt beute; fir
Die @ode f0-15e bober.
Grab 8eebes, quite bis bette 500