davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
In The pays Of sizes.

"Christmas mornings In the Civil war
days." says the veteran. "were gener-
ally spent in reading letters. After
dinner the men INDUCED in sports, par
ticularly prize lights. and then In the
evening they gathered together and
sang the wartime songs and told
stories OF the Christnlases before the
fighting began. II wasn't oil chorus
singing, either, for we had some good
.soloists In sther line. and our company
actors showed their abilities by re-
citing or rehearsing the plays they had
seen while On fur10ush6" go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
2as aansdsn aIs giegssgroR1et.

Qi6t nur Der itoi5eQbIer, fOnosrn
aud oas feline Rau84eH gal, I'M Als
tertum alg 5iagesDerfinoiger. Gs
mar ia Der g0ttin oes Rampfss. Der
gauas Qt6sas, btilig, mo oeshaIb
purbe iein Qu6Iid in triegeriiten
3eiten oIs gladDerbeiBsnOes 9offs
nun9s8ti6en BON ben Grie6tu emP'
fun0en. 0d6ren0 Bel uus i'm 8oIte
Ser inteQigsnts feline RauLOo9eI als
1o6esbpte geiirdtet, dIs s8e4tla5e'
o0er .Qti6enbi9R4sn" Deri4rin it,
tonnte isin Grl6eineu griehiide 9tes
re al 6raufshbem 5ubet bsgeiiterr,
UlutIoIen bic 3uOsri4t pieosrge6en
uu0 8o9ernOe Ju9rer gum Gnti4IuB
bepegen.
Dor Der sntidei6sHbeu 5eddIatt
Bel @alamts, Our9 bic an 20. SePs
TENDER 480 b. G6r. bic perIIde 5lot'
tenmo6t gsbroden nurbe, pa8ten
gum 8tiipist Die 8sfebIsbabsr erii
oaun ben aat oes gum 4ngriff ordu'
genben Sbemiitotles 3u befolgsn, als
i6nen our as6tsn Elm Edu3deu fid
8eigte, i'm f9 auf ben 3oteIpert
zines ibrer Shiffs nieoer5ulafsn.
Sc 1T nidt unpubrideinli4, ooB
0ieIer QbsrgIaubs mituHtsr Huge
Qusnubung srfubr. 60 iOa sinmaI
i'm aampF gsgen aartbago eiH 5sIo'
berr. unter btFsn arisgern iId oobl
aud 8ablrsits at6eniids @0IOnsr be-
fonben, ft bic gefuutene Stfmmun9
beg 5eerss fdnea nisOer gebobsu Ad'
BEN, dls sr Dor Der Gront eiuigs Rdu8'
den auffttigsn IisB, bic oIs 8eIanots
oer Gisgssg0ttin nit firmii6sr
Grsu6t begriiBt nurben.
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rebnuna auitiisrt oansbsn lag. fab
aorl Geo0srltn INNER nod untaiig
in Isinem Simmer. SeiH gruber bot'
tt mob auF Dem tranjDIfhsn @enerdI'
toniulat 80 hun. 60 mar %pera6rsbet,
oaB ie F6 nuf benz 9u6n9of tref'
fen Ioaten. 6inter ibm buIiete e. biz
tret. Gein Gammtroitner mabnts:
.WonIeur, es 1T b09fts 3eit!"
.UlonIielr f6RHtn our Got nod
nit benz 9anbgePdd in einsm aato
3ure1ttpmmtnl"
.QooIpbe -. Gte pifsh 6aB i'd
ni9t gernt epig uuterbrp6en per0el"
Die ubr IdItg Elm oierisl mad
5sbn. Der G~lattraIlerte Der5og feline
Mieue. Gr bsgann i6peigeno Oas
RsiIeHeteFairs nieosr aus3upaden.
RarI 6soOerIen Danote uuDiri4 ben
aopf.
mas MAIDEN sic bsnn Oa, aOOI'
.Pbs2"
.M}onFtur, Der RprbsgrpreB III
Dor flint Mlinuttn abgesangen!"
@eiu 5err itan0 auf. er mubt,
la6en, rpenn It an oas snttduihy
gefdt isines gru0ers 0a4te, Der iebt
allsin i'm Qbteil 0ts 2urus5uges lab,
Qm nGhHea Ulprgen iaon tameu ent'
rditets Depei9en BON Saf9d: cine
oon 5oaRober, cine aus aoIn, cine
BON Der Gren3e. Sn alien baSIeIbs:
Sin aaufmann baIte bos MOrt! Qad
inter 8riiotrnl aarI 6ebotritn lieB
0as gun3 tibI. Gr mari Die Selss
qramme in ben gapitrtorb. Gahmits
tags ipraug er pIoBIid ouF, als oh u
etpas pidtigss pergefeH bate, ia5
auf bic u5r unO ging binunter in bic
groBs 6aue 0ea 9oteIs. pa mar 6as
Sreiben BEG 6iDssp'cIod tpie geIttrn
Der bIaubefradts Diener bate ibm
etnen glab rsierOiert, bid. Dor i.
mem runoen Sid. Q6er an Dem la
Zen beuts nur gIsi4giltigs un6etdnr'
ts Qeute. Grsnoe 9sihter ibstal
gQrI Geootritn partste gut 5nei
StunOen, bis 0sr gr0Bs Raum iaii
!eer mar. Damn 3og er ieinea Grad
an, binierte ALIEN, Las babel gd9neuo
Die neueittn 5lduen 0oifii4en 5ans
bsIsbspsiden unb legts iid NIT ben
9ubnern idlafen.
am nd4Iteu Gage gtrg bQs ebenIo,
am 0rittsu aud. Seoen ladmitta9
Ia6 tr anoere gsitaIten an Dem run.
ben 5iI6. 8as iuuge gldo6en fam
uidt pisotr. Die U}iaionenita0t bate
ie perIblungeu. 3a6ei flosen bic
8riefe bts 9ruper8 aus 8aris, Sebn
8ag elmer. 81 mubte fe leIsn, neil
aud GeIadftIides BARN itano, mo
ba3piT6,n INNER ein niiten6es rWas
Iou bas2... 0ann fd6rit Dup,
llu0 n6Ii6 cine uaDerblute 9ros
buno: .0enn 0u ridt glsid tommt,
er3dbIe i6 liberal, oaB bu Did bofis
nuH5slos in cine tlsins g~erlinetin
berlie6t BAIT =. Qae laden bid Damn
bier aus" 91s nirite an meiitsn.
aarI 5e0berIen nor smpfin0Iid. 81
bate cine iaris Rsinung BON ii4
uno Ieinem geIbpert. ST mar 8ss
no6nt, rsIpeiiiert gu per0eu uno
fHbIte Itt6tr: tr ftano i'm 8egriff, ii4
Elm nerig ldtsrIia 81 MAIDEN -.
aud Dor iid Isl6er =.
Jortiesung ioIgt.)
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e. Hortisbnna.)

st ia6 f6 RAD um O6 ismanb
re beoba 1tett, uno CAB i6r sineH &uB,
tie 6olte tjaF qtsrs, 5upits f6 ben
56leier suredt uRo puroe 5sfaBtsr,
geioe feBten i9ren gesg fDrt. Der
QrtiQerielsutnant fi9lte, oaB CT isis
uer @srIo6teu 2roit i4uIois mar,
Gi5entIi9 ma lie nod gar ni4t ietRe
9erlobtt, ss ipar nod niat Oifi3iel
ausgeipro6el ODER gar au9ejei9t tpors
Den, bei Der bozlduFigeu 4usIidts-
loTgteit i1rer Gage. Wdrgdrttens 81
tern bridteu uur sintpeiler bic Qus
geH 3u. Ollie 8elt mar u19iihttg, in
Grpartung irgeRbeinss 0~lidsfalts.
gI0BIi@ Elm Soud3en in ibrer Slim
me- yDio,ib! 5sst 4a5' ia ne 5oes!'
.Qa2'
rRein. 0as lag i3 Dir Ri4t! {.
9u mo1it bod BLOB nie6er fldu.
limb oabei 1T e Dds RENE 81 0fs
Columbus. CAB mid nur ALIEN mas
den! Qm GR0e miro nun aaes gut
Sa paren ieBt bidt Bel ben am
berea, Bic Dor Utargaretsns gItsra.
baus ItanDen. 8as iunge gia0aea
9irg sloFii6 auf bic Gruppe gu. sic
trug ouF eiumaI ben aOpF i'm gldden
uro mul.eTte Die anoeren bsluft9t
pon o6en 5erab.
.46 i. JAr foate Fe Beis
tex ni6ts.
.Bas beuu24
,56r Iei0 0umnI Q1efamt! !.
a6tr mein,tnegen! Q}adt nur peiter
rie Sbr's perfebt. NiT fliegsu sud
bod zines It6nsu 5a9es Oaoon.1
Pa. gludlite Reiit!!s metnts
Der gra0er puD offnete 0te 5ar.
,.S6r Ieib iuratbar I~angpeiIise
Qeate!. Oh aud, MoriB! 46er ih
bah Did bod grdbIid Iieb!-
Gle iprad e better uRo innig.
Ct io6 BEN ge5einnispOlen 9IatIis
den G6tiu alf i4rem 9eit4t uuo
sog Fe Gin paar 5drittt abieits in
oas 6aLb0unteI. .gr3d6P bod, nas
81 porbaf!" Bat Il. Q6sr Fe iatttels
IL bdrtndtig ben aoPf.
.Rsin! Brog' mid nidt! 1aS bari
man ni6t berufeH.-
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Seine getanntfdafL
u. I'm Der aneipe): 8orbiu BAIT ou
ben crit tenneu gelerut uno iest
mtait 6a nit ibm idon griiOeri6oit
trinfen, ma od iet nur boriidtigl
g.: I'D, BAG fam nidt 10
ihlimm rDeroen, 5Don5ig Mart bat
er MIR ifon abgepumpt!
aIIerotngs mogIi6.
Bbilantbrop: sSie iageu, sic trim.
ten, nm 5bre SorgeH 5u betdilbeH 2
8os fam pobI fold EuniHtgut ME
sic fiji Scrgeu babeu2"
GtroId: .Grlauben sic NAL,
oenten Gle, es mndt mir feene
Gorge, no ii bet SeIo for ben
Sanaps berfrieee2~
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EMDEN
aGsftdHfeHtnaHt S~sIImntb Ron WHds

Gin boQft1nbtger 8ert9t iiber Die
RriegSIoufbobr Der ~Gmoen@. Mdnner
bonn G6Loge beg n@mben" aomman-
bants un6 ietne8 eriten 0ffi3ters baben
bic @elt tn gritaunen geieBt.
Sic .eun6en~ mar Srf @1onate lang, Ben lie b~erfoIgen.
ben Rriegsfhiffen gum Sros, Der Shrefer BEG Snotihen
OCEANS rn6 su9Ieib oos b~ettebtee Sdiff IN ienen1 Eetle bes
@e[tneeres. Stets beret 0a8 2eben aa opfert flbrten bic
p1ftigen vGn1Sen" 2eate nit qJugbet unb ME b~eriogen6en
Sltnor mf eigene Gnut ares eegeh erorii6enOe lte5ernott
Gle saiI6e1ngen beginner, oB bic Grnfentelegropbie
Der .Gr16en", 6ann ouf bober See, arieg %nteIbeta, porouf
en-, Reibe bon Eaten foIgen, bnrltnter Der abfmg ibrr ertet
griie, Die sabrt mad Tfnetru uno noh Benz Si6er, bic
Nerienfung elmer Rebe bon fen6iaen gnrpferr oe Giutt
Dor fefnblidsn aren8er1 rm6 suIeBt bos enbe oieie8 RUBIN.
poaen Gren3ars BET Seeing.
b. Ride, Der eHe Gffsier Der .euOen' un6 'n6tere
aapitan Der s9pefho" Lgnoen bic 3pete"), beist cine
1urfais ungerp6bnlite GdiI0er1ng8gobe uno nienan6 ioGte
~berFdnnen. fa bieies ugm0en" Bud on8uidoffen.
srefs Sieies 8sdes, IN 9entid Ooer Gnglfd, it Si25,
init gprtu Sf.35.
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Rarl Ge66aIea bate tn3ni'dn
nit ieiaem 8ru0er i'm 6otet albion
biniert. Qitrdnare 5s00aisn mar
bIono uno 6laadu8ig. Opn ua0erteans
bar teutonii6em 11pus ME Ct, a6sr
tlsiaer uno BON i6md6tiger gsitalt.
garis, iein tangi39riser Qufent4aItss
art, bate Jpn a6gefdr6t, GeiH 8efi4t
mar blaB unb aer0o8, er g~eltitulierte
i'm 5preGen piel nit BEN 5anoen
Glit iainsm Spigbart unD 6em 3pits
ter por ben Qugen trinnerte er an eis
men fron3oFideu Q0Dototsu. Dix bsiz
ben re6eten miteinanber 8euti3. 9as
mar geipo6n9sit in Der Jamilis ges
blie6en, 10 psnis Is iia aud ols
3euti6e fibIten. Die laufenDen 81
nan3angelsgsnaeitsn Ha6men fe nab
reno Der U3a5l3eit 70 in 4uipru4,
oaB Iie rein ms4anii4 lben. Rayl
6eooeriea mejnte'
.0as gaItassfdGft seft lbers
taupt niat na4 Uunid. Bir iiuO
0d fale6t |bertrsten! 0ir Fn6 epig
u~n8enagen9 informiert! 0abst gilt
unier 0loiie Fa6iiio gum 8aiIpiel Da
unten ats Qutoritdt. Qepg 6rerts in
Galoniti aud. uuo troBoem
.IeiBt Oh, mas Der 8run0 ih2"
s9a bin ia geipaHnt!!4
Msran0rs fYeoOerien Tu6te naa
gaqiider Qrt bic tiariis Jorm fir
pa5, mas Fl Iagen noute.
IS tommt baber, mon ami Dab
BAG aQes aauFteuts Fab. Sn oieisn
balbmiloea 8egenoen aber let Is
Mdrotto ober Der 8aItan = snts
i8tiOet immsr nod mebr ober miHs
Der bic gspaIt, Die Maffe - bic mi
litdrii6t Gette elmer qrgeIsseu6.it.
9ag t6naen mir nun gar nt6t be-
urteilen -. 8ir BADEN ia fslber aud
IN auBtan6 ni6t ge6ient! DARN Frb
uns bic 9sutiden dber. Dir miiBtsn
unter uniern pieIsH Qeutsn eiHsn
Saaberftdnoigsn 0afir baben = Il.
nen firen GerI - i~rgeubeinen fra6,s
rem 9ff3ier, ben man nab 8soarf
pa un0 oortbiu faidt ~.
ga, gsniB!' fagts aarI 5eObsrs
Zen. CT bate nur balls su1ebort. Sets
ne 4ugen Idpsiften our4 ben @rias
room, Die 1reppsuItufeH hinab in bic
iebt Ieere 8orbaas. Damn iagts sr,
me6r fir Fd, als ID ieinem 9raosr:
,3u broqig. =. bic Geieui4aft, nit
Der id por6in oa uutsn gsieIen 1ab'!4
.3a, 8u bats er5d9It!"
.2eute, Die bu6fdbli8 BON nidts
cine 2lbnung babsn! unb babel in
elmer Deiie BON ii4 dber3sugt .
Gin iurqes Mao4en mar barunter,
Die f6ien Elm psnts an0trs als bic
on6ern!"
,auf bag mertDarbige iunss WdDs
den t0mmft Du nun imnH gum orTts
tenmal bsute abenO. 8leib bod Bel
Der So6e!"
ga! Dobon iprohen mir bod?
Rein, 6aI6a: mas bic antitrgits
gepeguug bsfrifft! Die STANDARD
Oil 1T farfn. unIere BetrOIeumprsiis
in 8atu =.
Dos baben mr. bereits beim Sid
fsftgeFteat,1 Iagie Der Barrier taIt'
blitia. .5aF On eeHn bic game 3sii
sei4Iafsua Dor bod stiaaIsit sa...'
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Farmland an bertunfrH.

Cine Der beiten iernols g~ebotenen
Belegenhetten sur @rrperbung zines
nlten Stiid 2anoes, nobe Der StaOt.
aitte 01Grtte. ertes @aiier, locales
aIiun. in ountrebeH6er oeuti4er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-13
appffiiien xnS @atraten.

alte GeOern iperoen gereinigt nn6
10 out ME neu gemodt. Q0e Cor
ten neler Se0ern su perfoufen.
Cma6a Billion So, 1907 Cunning
ctr 9nuo. 2467. -10.f.17
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9atrnt. anipaIte.

e Etnrges, Il. @. uno aus.
ldnSiihe gdtente uno Gdutmor.
Zen. $50 Bee glog. -7-1S.1a
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Ganatoricu.

gnFnge.Z212.214 gair6 8lbe..
IL. II. Doug, Gong, 3458. gd6er,
9toIiage, GbtropoOb. SRI. Smitb II.
Jrua Seab, 8Grterinueu. -1.3.t8
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6Oipitaler
Gra6Reine.

1ouumente uno 1%rabfeiue, in ge.
uobnlider biz f~einiter Qitsfiib.
runa, o1ts amerit. unO imp~ortiertem
Grant. q. gratfe & So, 43t6 g.
10. Ctr, Eel. South 2670. 1T
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: Ginc tunnHerbarc GrsdblAno BON
hetciidbem Gaten

4 en Gorgloiigteit ME IN ytot tro @eagr, itets osrlel0e
firiorglide, iadIide @eft. sn feinem on0eren ariegsb1te
fomnten oelttfdeg gein lrb 6eutihe Sieges3absrftt 70
~iugen0frob, 10 un6efdngen gum g1s0rut mo es III gero0e
0iaes 6eblan ieglider 9oie I'M 8erein nit Der fener 8eo6od.
~tinqsqobe un6 0m1 bra6tiget S1u1or 6es geriafers, Die iei.
mem Sud- ra1bergGngIiden gfei8 oerIe6en.
8Gbreno bon gRates 2mt0rngs8ug Dem Guftrage out
ben Seeing s5neIn bic GabeIoer6in6ung un0 6unfenitotion
Az ~aerft0ren gere6t nur0e, fltr6e bic vGmoan" bon etner
groBeren rn6 g~epop5erten engliden 4reu8er o%n8e8rtffen un6
f1ulpfrnfabig genatt. b. gtite mnBte fh lett ifnel Dor
Qubr1th Der 3unfeIbeit entfhIteBen, Oh e fd bon Den
e~ngIdn6ern fangen TaHen ioqte o0er onf BEN en3i9en mo
hol6berrotteten fleinen GegeIihiff sQpe9o", 6n8 I'M 5ofen
lag, Sen 8eg noh GentidGan6 8t fahen. Gos Sdtff mar
MIR fir cine 9aunnfdaft bon 5 Ndnu ge6olt un6 fem Gan.
0nngs8us sdbtte 80 gaonn 9aife enHdie6 ft fiji aa1ef5o".
alm merit Dem 8afofer ouf ie0er Sete an ME er
NIT ga15er Seelc oas 46enteuer ~nl8getoftet bot Biz gum
angenblff ietnar 1ae6ung bel a6uirat Soudon in Son.
fnntnnopel.
.gseIbe o~eborfnnft 2onbungs3ug Der ren6cr" IN
Strife bon flint GfftGeren, fte6en lnteroff8ieret un6 fe6en.
tua6oreiBig Wtdnn CUR Steqe.@
greis bieIes sadss, in 2satid oba Gn8Gfd, 1T s125,
NIT gorto $780,, a.Ests
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6amorr6uiben, 8iitelu furiert.
Or. q. j.. Earrp turiert Sdlnorr.
1oi0en, Tiiteln uno anbere Dornt.
leioen obne Operation. Sur goron.
tiert. Sdreibt Inn Bud iber Dprm.
nit 8eltgniiien. Or. g. g.
Earrp. gao Bee 8loqa Omaha.
-2.1.t9
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Or. So6n SoIt, Spe3ialiit IN aii-
gem, 8brgn., g1oien. un6 aeblfopi.
iei0en. 69O.92.94 gran6eis Blbg..
0ma9a, Rebr. Eel. Douglas 1884.
lib
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ao6at oSiniibius@.

8iIm8 entmidett, 10c fir Stole, in
einem Gage. Safe ao6at Stl6io,
gaebiae glod, t6. ii. garner, Smabo.
-12.1.17
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gsieoerIofIung. $f5 Bis $50 per
qder. 2ei6te 8obIuneSbebinoutl.
gen. Sir meitere ausfliHfte ihreibe
mon an'a. s. @no9 Goirforo, aIn.
borno. -9'22sl1
On bsrfnnfen: - $40 gldet In
9opree Gountp Hebrasfa, ITO
ader gepfliigt, gutes 6 3tmmer.
Sous uno oIle n0tigen @ebdulidtet-
fen, gdttbol3, 100 afer unter f1iI.
tur; alfalfa SIS; so gtder nidt III.
ter autttr an Der Seotts Bluff SO.
Gitd, $25. ebenes 9ou6. 9oebmer
& goe6mer 1919 SiiO 2. Strabe,
atueoln. g2eb. -9.24.t7
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9tnti6e Sdder

Mtatonen bon amertfontfden 2eiern 3ie-
ben es Dor, oeuti6e 8it6er I'M Original 8u
lefen, itatt tn engIti6er 11eberiebung.
Gd bic Snportotion ans 9euti6Iono ltn-
moglth ~getporoen tit, miro 0ie 0&Ggltthe
Omaha &ribiine" es it9 our aufgabe mo-
den tbre 2eier auf tpi6tige in Sen 8eretntg-
ten Staaten ge0rtfte Oeuti6e Bidder otf-
merfIom All maiden.
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aSputateu.
9etsfhss.
Rcbi5iniides.

GBiropraetie Spinal 4Oiaftments.
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-Bpu-
aagiianIentnant 9sImnt6 bon Mafe.

SeGmntb bon @sada Ser Iotenoe Seo. Bat in Ser iaGd-
ten gefhreibung ietner abenteterIthen Gobrt BON ben Seeing
bun6erte Ie6en tpir6. Gin d6ermitges Baden mittea i'm
Sdlattengebrla oeg geDattigeu @0tferringens!
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Soft nub eOais.

9us prcispirOigite giien bel 8eter
Stump. Geutihe Side. 1903
go6ae StruBe. 2. Stof. Wtabloeiten
% Gents. III.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11
OBITUARY.
GEORGE THOMAS powell.

The death angel came to the home
of Mr.. George williams Sunday night
April, 29th 1917, and claimed for its
own Mr.. George Thomas Powell.
Mr. Powell. was born in Mobile Coun,
ty, March "a, 1852, and joined the
Baptist Church and was a member
OF it Ii years, then he joined the Lat
ter Day Saints.
lie was true follower of Christ
until death. Mr.. Powell was So years
of age, and lived with his Daughter,
Mrs George Williams.
He leaves to mourn b is death. sew
eral children and 4 host of friends.
He is sleeping, sweetlv sleeping in
his new made grave to dav.
We are weeping, sadly weeping
tor the dear enc gone away.
Mr. Powell was laid to rest at Mr..
w ]. Williams. April 30, 1917.
Weep not dear friends and loved
ones.
He is not dead but only sleeping, a.
waiting the time when the Blessed
Lord shall come May we so live
that we may meet our loved one over
there. Mr.. Powell was married to
Miss Mary Smith in 1872.
Written by friend,
LUCILLE WILLIAMS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11

state OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO John w Blodgett. Trustee. under the
lasl will and testament Of Delos A Blodgett
deceased, Daisy A Bodgett Helen Blodgett,
Delos A Blodgett minor. and Mona BIod-
Rett. minor and Daisy A. Blodgett. Guardi-
an for said Delos A Blodeett ana Mona Blod-
gett. minors. defendants
You ana each of YOU are commanded 10 an
pear before a Special Court OF Eminent Do.
main of Greene county, Mississippi. to be be-
gun and held at i0-o'clock a. m. on the
9th day of June 1917
at the Mutual RIGHTS Church house in Super.
visor District No }, of Greene county. Missis-
sippi es defendants to project your rights as
against the Alabama ami Mississippi Railroad
Company. the applicant who prays the cen
domination Of certain properly in which you
or solie Of YOU as defendants are alleged to
own or be interested and in which application
YOU are named Us defendants
Given under my hand and seal OF court on
this the 9th day Of May 1917
COR CT. seal GEO Is. McRAE.
clerk OF the circuit ct. of Greene co. Miss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11
A RAY OF SUNSHINE

Furnished BY Harper's Bazarl
Mrs Larz Anderson, wife of our
ex Ambassador to Belgium and ia
pan. writes ia Harper's Bazaar this
month charming description of re-
cent voyage aboard the yacht "Rox
ana. Like many other women oil
society who write for Harper's Ba
Ear, she asked that Der check be Civ
Ell to charity. 1t went to Saint
Faith S House, near New YORK, a
haven for unfortunate girl mothers,
and one of the most meritorious char
tiles in this country.
The editor of Harper's Bazaar has
received this letter from the secre-
tary OF Saint Faiths; Our work
depends upon voluntary contribu-
tons Until this wonderfully gene
rous donation came, we had nothing
to meet the bills which will come on
May Island we are now RESPONSE
bic for thecare OF 20 mothers and IS
babies. +"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11
How A DUKE EARNED sIxpENcE.

Furniehed BY Harpers Bazarl
Harper's Bazaar for June contains
several good stories about the Duke
of Norfork, who died the the other
day Although the premier duke OF
England, and one of the richest men
abroad, be was ALWAYS very shabby
IN dressA One day when in Rome,
an American tourist caught him by
the sleeve aud said, II have noticed
YOU loafing abont all the stations
Just make yourself useful and put
these bags on my cab "
The Duke did the work, and
pocketed tip of sixpence with the
words: Thank you, madam, it's the
first money I've ever earned in my
life. .
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11
HELP FOR THE FARMERS.
III. f. Blakeslee.l

The serious conditions confronting
our nation have caused multiplicity
of ideas and suggestions as to how
we can best meet the crisis and avert
serious consequences. The principle
thought with our people is how we
are to feed ourselves since the state.
ment is made that we can not expect
to get food and feed stuffs from the
North
Everybody is more or less interest
ed in producing more and in many OF
the towns business men are organiz-
ing to work vacant lots, etc. 1t is
possible that some good will come
from this plan, but there is another
phase of the situation that might be
given serious consideration and would
hkely produce better results.
Every man with few dollars to
spare, be he business or professional
man, can lind some farmer in whom
he has confidence ana who is without
the wherewith to make big crop.
Il Mr.. business or professional man
will help that fellow little by rea-
sonable advance for food, feed, seed
or fertilizer, it is highly probable
that the increase in food production
will be greater than il he devoted an
hour or so each day to cuItivating
vacant lots or back yards.
The time to do something is very
short and prompt action is necessary.
Only few more days in which to get
in summer crops. 1t is also time to
to begin planning for the standard
fall crops. Help your neighbor to
get into cultivation the land that he
has ia workable condition and 10
nine cases out of ten the investment
will be profitable.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-05-11
A. ( M. College Bulletin
THRIFT TALKS.
26. Thrift And Garden Truck.

BY O. It. Howerton. Prof. Business Practice
| Miss. q & M.Coleee.
Health specialists. like DR.. Evans,
and beauty specialists. all tell US
constantly to eat garden truck 10
this am sure they are correct, for
this was Gods original plan with
man. You NAV recall that the story
of man began IN a garden This was
not only God s Original plan, but it is
his present plan.
This earth is to become Garden
of Eden" again. This Divine plan,
this scientific plan is also tie most
economical plan. To come to the
point, the GARDEN is intimately con
nected with THRIFT. If this state
ever comes to thrift as o whole it
must be thru the garden, the or
chard. the field, the meadow that
is--by way of the land. Land must
not only feed us, but help us to feed
others and leave profit for oar
selves. A garden is an example of
intensified forming, and kind OF
family farming in which every mem
Der of the family may take an inter-
est and from which everv one will re
celve a benefit. Children should be
tanrht aarIv ~ rgcnI, +ha 1..,1.,. ana
to eat the things which come from
it. We OF the South let our children
eat biscuit, butter and molasses, and
we feed ourselves on fat meat, corn
bread and gravy, and thus we fall
short of Thrift and Efficiency, aud
hit malaria, pellagra, and many 9th
or food produced diseases. Give us
onions, lettuce, mustard, cabbage.
turnips, beans, peas, tomatoes. corn,
okra, squash, egg plant, berries, mel
ons. peaches, pears. plums, figs, APP
plies. oranges, and many other things
which grow in Mississippi garden,
and what use have we for much hog
meat and white -four? Profitable?
Yes, | know business man who has
kept an accurate account for three
years with his quarter acre, leisure
hour" garden, and besides giving his
family of five all the garden truck
they needed, he has got from it an
average net profit OF abolt 800 for
each OF the three years. la additionto
this he has got health and happiness
which cannot be estimated in dollars
and cents. and a place to teach his
children to love work and home, and
to get in touch with Nature