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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
STROEHMANNS SWAMP
THE HOME CLUB, 1910
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,hnIuuI,nrrI,Ir rul """"i '""""h" ~ wv"
.Iutnri 'l,,ru Rir'It'h" t""'"'h"i "''"'
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ma, w.. Ih" m.,r" 81 ~ !" ". ~"
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II,. ,uI, d"T"nI "uU",'h li ~" Il"h"'"
II,ln "rn,",,t md ~" f""l ih"l lh""""''
to-. ,"unr"i"I wh,'"" rIi'hlnn "Il"h ~"
IInu,r. TIT, No. materially ~ h"f""'l"h
tie. Ilt""I,rm"nn stub w"" d'''"" h"'"
to-. I,'hInd r'"i'i'l" q. ""Ii "hl"b '"""
-, r,r In ia" ~ 'nr".
u rnr IL tie, ,.",',ri1 lnulnn whrn ~"
nrIIIIuit. iI"Ir" I,,r", md wh"" tn"
ruu,Ln ,I.nrrI II VIM found ih"t i'rt
I., uI,rrh.rh nrII Il"r" ""i W"'"h
tuI I,u rnrrIr With rIurl~n h"uhl"",
So, Erd rmiIrtI"d with the r"'"u run"
r,.nrch 1T ihi- fTuru". th" "n'"" Eun"
/ wnr" brought Int" n"tI"n In tho thirI
: With tn" r"ruli Ilnt four MGR" fnI|l""
3 ."uuI"h md II wa" her" ih"t w"
| ITnru" cluI, I",l /" ia" bench TIA" on" "n
| whmu they hnI hnuhcd on heating tn"
! GtrnrhurnnI~ The rlnrm cont inn"'l IN
! tho flrth mnl risth. with ll"r", N"nhnrht
| rrrl"v. iIrutE. l!"lI uud W"l"h Ewing n
! good nr"r'InI uf th"m""lN"" ~ tn" hnt
| With the result TINT ~" Ip"r" runH
wore counted. RI" gam" va" called NJ
Tia" "III uf Ia" seventh Inning.
Z Dnr of Tho iuI"r"nilng frntur"E or tn"
,nnt"m wnn the play by IinuiE. with
n nnn on second mud nnnih"r on lrhi.
. the Home club butter tried To Hhrrifl"".
hut hit To iinuiz wh" unnid"d rnn down
. OLSON h"i w"rn """"n'l md mira.
: I'nplnin Hero cleared tn" hhh"n twice"
with Tire" men "Il lie registered four
: hiiH. Including Nv" triples and hhn-
| Idle. W"l"h whn hnd his hnnd hrnron
| In Tho M"touh"N game, wnn back hnhihh
! the Int nnh "nuuht dnndv game.
/ tinnIE pIIrhrh Ia ihH lrnEu" fhrltl"h. al
! lnwlnE only iw" hits. Ii"ll nhhn SON
-nIIunnl 'ht"h "r f"uI NY, woods
/ wns Ia It,- pntr" "rrry minute.
The has h,rir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
EASY TOA TIC MRS.

pt.TuniT Mich. hug. ~. - lIhrh nv
iIuu and "Ao"Il"ul pitching R"r" NV
IruII nu envy vlrIurr nr"r ~. Louis To
Luy \ To The homo club hnnrknu
Hulhnrun uut In lrnn than 'w" lhhlhHa
nuh launched hlin uu llHnlllnn Ia lhr
riIlh for four ruIH. cobb ROT II iripln
Iru doubles and II rlnRlr IT, hin hf-'
four times up hut fnil"d "n h'n IlIth
nrrrnrnnc" Mi'rhnIi allowed only NV"
hits und kopi than nr"tt"r"d ''"'".
u, n,i, BHo HHB O0n u :"
l''tInll .-.t.,.r -" wv '" - "
Hutiinrnn. ii"niii"n "nd h'v'i"'''
MIt,Itull uIid klGu,"r.
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aud Hnnury. rlr"r hnHn hli--hG''hr-
IrlI an,rItlrr hit--l1 Mnllry. IiHhnn On
tails on Eullb |. on lbnv"Y lilih
an invny ~, III M"l"rry l. I'""hl"
Irin,n HI"ih-, ii"'n". ii"nin"n' h'"hI'"
md Il"nn,nu. :it"i"n h"n"h I'r""Y W.
- MhiiaB ~ i,"IIt"i '"'Il, I""""'
f.Ir"hnn nni i,"''l'a. TIA" l'in. ~"
ria. MnIB"u
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r1nnrEa Dnor CEonE OHM

CHICAGO Aug. /" Klld"fI" n'nh"
r.,IIuwIur nm error hv li""'h"l "I WV
.hI.,. prnuudrr Ia the eighth Inning R"N'
I'hIrnpu Ihr nrnI GYM" 81 'h'
with I,uInhurph to-day. /" u"
Iu,rIu launched hItr of 'hIl"'h ~ W"
nru inning nuL "rurrd t"" rhnh Nv
ylrIIurr put II rImEl" m"h '''P'" Vt"
ynuThn IN III" ihIrh mfl"r m error ICY
.,,rl,,,Il md IIr,I tho count H'"I".
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I'inln ....-.-...r.......... ~ j !" !" -
.IinIIrd r,r r.vnur Ia hlh l"nlns
IIIniI.h r", ltuHhy Ia 1ih inning
Titan los I.,ln.iIy la Htli Innl"E
SItn,, Tea ii"Iitn la ihiI' I""Inn
u II VI
! 'LI.,r.. nHI huI nIh hnh - q
,rL...Inud 40 uut unI nnu ~ -
N.,u,,,., Twn Imnn lit" H. l,"lL
l,,,.,k,, IIn,.Ir il,nnry It"I''''
Itt.Iuu i,"n.,. iI"~"th h"''lh'-" hl'"
L"mn 4. ,t,III"" nI"I't'r - i'""
I.i, iInsa rv",r. N""i"r"""" "'I
II",ItIu.. u""l IIIuh"'u "'"l 'l""hil l,"I'
nn knnrn i'hI'"n" II '.l"' "l""l J"
rI,rl Inr" 80 ",i"," il""I" !. 'l"'".
Inuh f'nnn "u battle ''H ''"ll "H
J,n,f,Iti, ~ II"nhr ? "f lr""i'"'h
IIIIn uu,I ,",I,",I ,uu' - H'"''. "
IIiu ,iIu- In luulnCT. 'H l'"ni"'h,
, kIIn -, ,'Iur. IL luI'l"P", "I ''nH
Ia, . hII- = itIur. In lumluE". "f 'hu
In.lh ~, hII".. 10 ruu" ~ ! = IuuluR IN
" ,mnI I hit, ne ruuu In Iuu'WH".
off iu,"hlInp 2 hits ! rnu In ] ImmlmE
HIrrI"I( uui. .Ilv H"oit ?. 10y W"h :, hr
I'n.hllnr I'np-"'1 hrll ''"hnlh ''W'
pIr,r- NnIlIu null owen. rim" ! 10,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Well. nnw thin, hnv" NIL that "rf my
chest we'll <" back I" ha""hnll for II
minute" Scouts carry peculiar orders
this p"aSnn. In tho past. they have
recommended II mum h"cRua" n" looked
Ike 4 hnll player. Now they MAX" u
private" census. ascertain his nR". and
his draft number. lf h" Ia likely tn
b" raflcd SION. hc Is passed mp even
though he promises to he another Ty
cobb.
Next seasons youngsters Will he
either youths. VIII" viii not h" ah" To
make any extra dough hY posing for
safety razor advertisements. h"rnust
they can raise only down. or old men
with boards. So they won't b" able to
make any either. uul"~S they shave thrir
frlngrs | would NOT h." SURPRISED II
side breads and ia" iik" com" la'k int"
style In the Ing leagues again ha they
were several years ago.
club owners ,i'tuI want !" spend money
for IL fr!inw n"lr SAM in going to
eAuT.'Is" n I.rl"Titv claim ga Ana pea
i"is II ILiurn kr'.I E"I"r a. ih'' a."
at rr-neuI. Ih.i" wan hG "ur l'.S"l'nil
s6ds,.n neat year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Hurry g. H"Iultr hiod Tnrnnily NJ Glen
cove" Long Trlnnd. Mr., H"hul's ~ss
w"lI known Ia h"rnomnn two d"oah~H
nan NJ tho superintendent ~ tho late
w o. Wilr"u'n hhdnllnI Park Farm,
tynihlnna, Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Trnrmurh M trIr I'0AN, was Va" "nit
r,Irr ~ tho 1iI ps"" ~ Nnlnn","
AfIrr r""nr rI.ih ~ Nv" h""is I'D
H. ud-f ~ f,,,nI fuI Iin us-I ihr"". Tlniv
"f h".rn y0IW. SI0dN, 7l0iH. Y0IH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Hon Al. t.0ht. W innni ~ IA" Is az -,
In the n".."i.I nta"il'oI 81 ia" 'i"u'h"i'a
WIIhr" f"n,IIY /" villa Ih"I .r""i Ih6
,tI", I"Inn tI""IsT 'I"u', ~I'I"' ~ IDOpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Nil. Ii~,ihr rIll"n, Flih, Nv IIlli"n
h.~"uihr 90. ,'IhH i'"''-h ~" r"i'sp
dam, "a" niIs U""k ibis ""R-"n In piop,
hhH the I-ri 'tur'i"I ~ 40 =
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DO Not Nniint,

For r,vornl yrnrh. most or TIN hnvn
hn"n p"iua 1" moving pl"turo ih"ni"rn
nnh watching hrr""n "n tho n"'""u II"
Ing nturtn that Tnln"d Tive p"Htnl 10.
,'I,,ir T"-ulI "r TIA" marsh n"I"r
Hut h"tr Y"u r"nh "r my "f ih"r" deep
..hrrin,I govt I"mI"u I'"InR m"nuru"'l f"r n
ruiI Of khnhi ii" "" could 'hnrHn '!"t -
man ttnurh fin In nIruII H." wntIlh got
out nr rnnY" "f III" rRIunrn. haven't
rcn,l nf thntu doing II ThrH haven't
ia" stomach Ter II mn th"v my In IN"
Inrp" l"nRu"r Aud th"Y ~" doing th"lT
h,i hy amusing III" h"pr"un"h nuh
drawing their pny checker w""ltly.
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AMhhICAH ABSOClATION

I"Ioin. I; Interchangeable. b
T.h"tIu. J, tnilanap"lin, 1
rnnrhn iIIy. u, MinnanIa.lln l.
''"imI"hun. = i."uinViilu.
~ Paul Mil~nuh". iUn a. ,-s,.n p"rI
tIIGh Ialu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Alexander tn" urrai. by Csduc"us thu
Groni. iird tho track record. pacing AZ
Lmn. o.. with n now hnIf-milc mark Of
2.07H IN tho Alb clRhr nvont. Tho
thrr" winning heats woro mndo In
2:G9H. 2:OTn. 2:0D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13
nEuInI'rIOm DAMN.

WATERBURY,. t"nn.. Aux !? Tho
Ilnntnn American innpu" tenn defeated
tho Waterbury t"lirg ,Ru- h"rn to-day. e.
10 l. Nr"ro: II ~. w.
Iuutuu ....,, 0OI 39l h0n u .
Cullovinnn 600 OnO ln0--I Y
Joncr nnd Tho,nna: rrinc" nuh Wniorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Ron All 90. 2:oai.. ono OF tho fore
nInHi winner. IN III" Grand circuit this
rnnr. hna good Tin" nf breeding bchind
him. having boon sired ny tn" pacing
HtnllIon W"nlth. 2IO. by Gambetta
Wilkes. 2:l9t. by Goo. Wilkes. ar by
Iinmhl"tonl'n. Ron All won the Board
Of tOmm"rc" stake Mt Detroit and tho
RurdIrk Hotel pur"" nj Kalamazoo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

StroinhnlI nhowcd his 0ld-timc form
on August 3 whom no nurpriScd cvery-
body and won the Schuylcrville hAndi!
cup at Syrnhnda, N. Y. Distance n milo
mud Nh eighth: tme $50. Home timo
uRn hin loES went buck on him and II
wnn thought no hud no chance this year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

RI" 10. 00H Paper Miiin rinkn for 2!DH
ir"tlnrn at Wnlnmn,"" wan won by
IIuny's In7nNt H:0Gk. by Peter tha
GrrnI Tho rnro wan won IN straight
h"ntu. 2:U;H 20Gu 20k,. Rhn also
won tho Morrhautr' AMI Mnnufnrturern
ntnltn "f tI0,H00 NJ Detroit during tho
t!rnu1 circuit ra"c- there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

AMI "mI ~ Mlmnnhnhn. nianfs nj tho
head ~ Tho Hot of dams nf two or mora
rIr"h "f 40 irniterI Iihe now Ina nvn
~ hoT credit. Tho nrih ono wah nto-
Ilrnn. nv Ito t"nk hiH now Ir0oTb
al tho IprtTnIt tIrnnI TIrTuit this year
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TnnsT's N.nss
~ I,uiIn a. It.ti,II
tLlr"r" at ii"""l"Id
How t'rh 81 N""hlur i'ut
u""i'n AZ Il,II",l"lIii-
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7 ~, I,n-, tit" .i""l' l'""'"''". '''"''
'ir"h ""'i Ii"I'h ''''' """' "
VVInnn rlnI"u hn"'" l''"r N''''' "'"'
pI,L uut,In.r IIi i.,lii"'. Iin''l ll'"
uI,u t,h.uu rnd tI.,ru"hr l"'rll" Ut" "
u,I,J to hIIIu, tn I'nnl'.Ii" l""l"i'"
T., ,I,,u-l,. nl"uu l." N"If !" h"l'~'i !
,iI,,u .tu Hhn"r Irn 'u i'"""" l"''"
.,,u - I.rulr rl,ri h""" go -
,u,r rIurl,unrI /. ~ L"ul" l'"""
80, h,II, rru Ilnpnu Iltlr "ul ""ru"h
,,,,,, ar I,nuuu /" mud IN lnuInr",
ar I,u,L ~ nuh 2 ~ i 7 lunlnH", "II
I.,,hrrd mons nnh u"r" M 7 lnnlnF".
nr Any uu,m IN | InninR H'ru'h ""'
uy rnnh 2 hr Muy uIlf'" h'R
lrr nud TIrnnrilrlh Tim" ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

Pop Geern won his frnt raco this ses-
snn In tho GRIND circuit NJ Kalamazoo.
whore he pilntcd Judge J0noH under tho
Wire ahead Of ii fold Of 1:1l trottsrs.
Judge Jones' won tho rnce IN thrup
rirni Shl heats nr AM. 2:0DH. 2:l2H
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-13

L. h8aI 'r!lna.
'ri. n,af .u,,.. tnInnuitU ana distant
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
BLADEN

Warren Davis visited friends in Blue
Hill Saturday.
Lester Mellinger was down from
Holstein last Tuesday.
Amos Gutter autoed over to Camp
bell Saturday morning.
c. E. Hammet of Beatrice transacted
business in town last Friday.
Mrs. &. R. Rakestraw and daughter,
Miss Grace, were in Hastings Friday.
VIM. Gooden of Lincoln was looking
after business affairs in town Tuesday
Roy Wilson and sons, Clyde and
Cecil we're up from neal Inavale, Tues
day. g
Mrs. +. G.. Cole Of Hastings visited
her parents, G. L. Marymee and wife
here a few days the past week.
James Meyer returned to his home
at Bruning Monday after a visit will
his uncle, w. j. Meyer and family .
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. White. we're il
Cowles the past week visiting will
their daughter, Mrs. Joe Saunders an'
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hendricks ant
daughter, Miss Janette visited wit
Capt. Ray Hogate and family in Blu
Hill last Thursday.
j. r. Mattock and sister, Mrs. Camp
bell Jones left for Scottsblutf, las
Thursday where they will make a visi
with friends and relatives.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. Carmin and littl
grand daughter, Evelyn, were passer
gers to Dwight, Kansas, the first c
, the week, TO visit relatives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
INAVALE

Joe Reed OF Guide Rock was in the
city Friday
Mrs. +. Smith was a passenger to
Hastings Tuesday.
d. l.. Daley and Mrs. +. Smith auto.
ed to Red Cloud Saturday.
Charley Martin and family returned
home Saturday from Beatrice.
Charley Martin aud wife were calling
on relatives in Biverton Monday.
Mrs. G. Il. Joyce aud children were
passengers to Hastings Wednesday.
Walter Martin and family of River.
ton spent Sunday at Glen Olmstedes.
Il. +. Hunter and family visited at
the home Of Fred Hunter in Biverton
Sunday.
Alarge crowd attended the Children's
Day Exercises at the NJ. f. church Sun.
day evening.
The Box Supper Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the W. c. L. L..
was we'll attended.
Harry Myers returned home Satur.
day from Kansas City where he had
been attending school.
Rev. Murless preached the funeral
sermon of Henry Williams little girl
Monday at New Virginia
Clyde Wickwire, Bert Leonard and
Phillip Williams left Tuesday for the
formers farm in Colorado.
Miss Pearl Wolcott of Hebron spent
the first of the week with Miss Dorothy
Hartwell and other relatives.
A car driven by Paul Pitney ran into
the bridge north of town Tuesday
night. Little damage was done.
The Annual School Meeting was held
Monday night and e. A. Waldo and G
l.. Joyce we're elected Moderator and
Director. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hartwell, and A,
F. Hartwell and daughter autoed to
Hebron Sunday and spent the day with
A. f. Wolcott and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
BATIN PRECINCT

A. j. Alexander, j -. Berrs, d. J. Buckles, F. Boyer, I. NJ. Boom, D. E.
Buckles, J. Boom, a. l.. Chrisnisser, l.. c. Cramer, +. c. Derr, b. j. Doug
las, A. DeTour, l. F.. Duval c. H. Fiz, j. c Holverson, c. j. Haler, A
Hansen, L. r. Hoffman, Z. Hubatka, H. o. Johnson, j. Jehnek, V. Krudna,
J. Krudua, A. Krudra, G. krudna. NJ. l.. Hansen, j.. +. Halter, V. Helton, G.
+. Huppcrt, a. G. Lockhart, II. +. Lee, W. J. McHale, A w. McHale, C.
n. Nielsen, L. Z. Preston, J f. Pomcky, E. SidIo, K, Schultz, j. Sustro, f
f. aSyor, A. w. Stearn, L. r. Thomas, V. Vayucka, 7. Wershke, E. Zajc
j.. Zajr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14

7. Aber, G. T. Barton, Oh. F. Bangert, W. F. Bangert, f. 1. R. Bangert
J. A. Bangert, w. +. Barton, +. G. Bangert, c. A. Benker, A. c. Bangert
W. c. Banger, W. f. Conner, +. w. Carpenter, +. Degener, A. +. Geding
O. Gestring, NJ. M. Guy, A. c. Hartman, II. f. Hothaus, Z J Hansan, c. p
Hartman, +. A. Harting, C. r. johnson, c. T. lark, +. II. knehaus, o. J
Kmgge, w. ii. Knkead, M. M. M. Kilough, S. o. Kilough, II. C lu, H.
Lampman, c. w. Perry, c. A. Reeve, NJ. j. Rose, w. f. Richardson, J
Rose. C. u. Seefld, w. J. Shaw, II. c. Sack, G.. W. Schumm, p. II. Schroer
{. +. W. Scheduling, c. Scheduling, }. T. Schultz, :. II. Wenznger, r. Wagner
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
Notice Of Probate.
In The County court of Webster County
Nebraska,

In The County Court OF Webster County
Nebraska.
state OF Nebraska, lss
Webster county,
To all persons interested In the estate OF
Francis r.. Payne, Deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that n petition has been
nled praying that the instrument filed In
this court on the 18th day OF May, 1917, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF
said deceased, may he proved and allowed
and recorded as the last will and testament
OF Francis u. Payne, deceased; that said in
strument be admitted to probate, and the
administration Of said estate be granted to
G.. NJ. Wilson, as administrator with the Will
annexed,
1t Is hereby ordered by the court, that all
persons Interested In said estate appear mt
the County Court to be held In and for said
county on the 10th day OF June 1917, at
| ten O'Clock u. M, to show cause, II any there
be, why the prayer OF the petitioner should
not be granted, and that notice OF the pend
ency OF said petition and the hearing thereof
be given to all persons interested In said
matter by publishing a copy OF this order In
the Red Cloud Chief, a legal weekly news
paper printed In said county for three con-
s~ecutive weeks prior to said day OF hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 18th day OF May, A. d., 1917.
A. d. RANNEY,
[Seal.l County Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
PRECINCT

r. A. Applebee, J. M. Barton, b. f. Blair, L. NJ. Blair, F. L. Chapl
c. Elwood, j. G. Ecklor, II. G.. Hansen, G. L. Hasselbacher, V. d. II
A. L. Harris, +. c. Holz, A. Z. Hansen, L. +. Kent, r. w. Kent, +. NJ
gett, j. w. Lippncott, l.. Mudd, +. J Moulton, +. j. Mccartney, n r
A r Perry, A Roberts, J S Rowls, E d Reynolds, E p Ryan. A Rolfe,
RAISER, f NJ Redden, c V Simpson, c. J. Thompson, o. B. Wolfe, c. r.
lace, L. A. Wagner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1917-06-14
1923 Men Register

Figures received at the Governors
office on June 0 give the total registra.
ton in Nebraska as llS. 1913, of which
number 10, 466 are white and l,457 col
ored. This leaves Nebraska nearly II,
600 short Of the estimate of l29 900 eli
gible to military service.
OF the total number registering g.,
IA whites and 800 colored citizens
claimed exemption, while 46,G92 white:
and 635 colored men did not claim OK
emption.
The figures showed 5,044 aliens o
countries at peace with our nation ant
l,l56 aliens of countries at war.
The Governor has heard from bu
one county where registrars will de
mand pay for their work and estimate
that % per cent of registrars will otfe
their service to the government gratis
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LINE PRECINCT

EAubuson E T Bean, 7 w Boren, H Barlow, F Chairman, R Fl Flo
M. j. Gilmore, L. r. Hunsicker, M. c. Johnston, Z. S. Johnston, p j Jense
M. w. Kaminskey, M. Z. Kenett, c. Kaminskey, l.. Kaminskey, S. l.. Mel
tyre, M. w. Mackey, A. G.. Merrill, b. w. Shannon, c. r. Schuck, w.
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|CATHERTON PRECINCT
WALNUT PRECINCT

C. f. Arnold, F. C. Arnold, l. Blankenbaker, A, M. Boner' A. I. Brow
r. T. Barnes, f. f. Blankenbaker, +. S. Bowers, +. c. Chaplin, H. Cousol
r. C. Dickerson, F. C. Davis, 7. A. DELPHI, o. A. Ellison, j. Quincy j
Gobel. w. r. Hastings, +. A. Kirkpatrick, o. o. kersey, +. A King l.
Lutuen, G. E. Mitchell, C. R. Murphy, A. Fl. Myers j. d Mccall X.
Mitchell. W. J. Mitchell, c. w. Noble, j. w. Robertson, c.. W. Stokes, X.
Stratton. J. O. Sutton, F. d. Stokes, ". A. Weaver, M. B. Weaver.
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The Christian Endeavor Program

The following is the program for the
Ninth District Nebraska Christian En-
deavor Union to be held in this city,
June Is, l6 and nth:
Friday Evening
7:3O------Song and Devotional Service
7:45 1--WE Are Glad to See You"
eve Are Glad to be Here"-----
Special Music
SIS Address, ''Citizenship'.--
Rev. ii. IL. Price
Acquainted Social by Red
Cloud G. L.
Saturday Morning
Quiet Hour
$500 Christian Endeavor From A
to G------.;z-------- MISS hooper
1000 District Nine and the Cam.
paign for Millions HIN
1915 Ceristian Endeavor From
ll:l5 Business Meeting, Report OF
Officers.
Visit the Literature Table
Saturday Afternoon
1880 ----.---------Song and Devotional
I:45 Christian Endeavor From o.
Miss Hooper
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COWLES PRECINCT
A + PRECINCT

T. J. Buschkoetter, r. Van Booming, F. j. Benker, G. Van Booming, e.
Churches, F. F. Costohon, f. Cure, W. ". Cchternach, b. L.. Henderson, ..
]. Hubl. j. +. Hubeln, j.. T. Hub, A. +. Herr, II. M. Jones, II. II. Jansen,
II. Jensen, T. b. Kohmetscher. A. b. Karsting, G A. kunker, /. ii karstng
II. Kimminav, A. NJ. Kohmetscher, j. +. Kent, I. {. Laird, j. Lampman, f
Lampman, I. A. Laley, II. Lampman, f. j. Luhn, c. II. Lynch, W. r. Laird
d. Lampman, d. C. Laird, d. w. McCauley, f. Mcclure, w. A. Muchow
IL. Refining, p. =. Seng, G. II. Schmidt, +, A. Swoboda, /" M Sheppard, A
L. Shirley, A. A. Sack, c. A. Shirley, +. II. Stevens, ). ". Swoboda' /
Svobode, G. l. Sirrs, f. Svoboda, A. j Svoboda, A. Svoboda, j. Witrkhk, Il
Mtrklk, i. Wirklk.
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Estimate of County Expenses

Red Cloud, Nebraska, January 9th, 1917
The Board OF commissioners OF Webster
County at their first Annual Meeting in
January, 1917, prepared and made the follow
ing estimate OF Expenses for the year 1917
for Webster County, Nebraska
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Attorney Bernard McNeny was in
Hastings, Monday.
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BEAVER CREEK PRECINCT

+. X. Bragg, L. J. Bangert, c. r. Bangert, r. Bates, R, W.. Brasch,
L. S. Cox, c. ?. Coplen, II. Davis, II. j Hufy, Z. Frey, W. o. Fisher, c. N.
Fausch, j. Il. Farquhar, +. Guy, + A. Howard, J +. Huffman, J. A. Hiatt,
A. J. Hoffman, X. G. Humm, II. Hamilton, +. L" Hoffman, f. Koer, "
Mclean, Dr. l. Moranvile, J. Nolette, w. Portenier, l. J. Parsons, l. c.
Richardson, +. Ralph, A. L. Richardson, c. Richard, L. f. Rawlings, j.
Shmic J. +. Springer, T. C. Simpson, Z. Shimic, w. G. Scott, j. NJ. Tyler, W.
II. Thompson, X. w. Vaughan, j.. j. Wehrly, +. A. Zimmerman, A. thinner
man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-31
FLOUR MILL EQUIPPED
WITH NEW MACHINERY

Julius C. Brown, residing Z miles
east of Americas, was in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Brown states that his
-four mill which has just been placed
will be ready for operation on Mon
day, June 4th. His mill will grind
three grades of -four. first, second and
taird grade. He has secured the ser
wees of NJ. D. White, of Dawson. Ca,
as his miller Mr.. White has had sew
earl years experience in the flour
mill business. The mill is located at
Mr. Browns farm. and being supplied
with the latest machinery, and in a
new four-story building, with all con-
yeniences and equipment of an up-to-
date -four mill Mr. Brown carries an
advertisement in this issue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-05-31
YEAR HONOR ROLL
Of FURL0W SCHOOL

The list of students of the Furlow
Grammar school who have won place
on the honor roll for the entire year
Of 1916-177, has been compiled by the
school authorities. In order to obtain
place on the years honor roll, the
student must secure honor certificates
for 8 months out of the nine in the
school year.
The years honor roll is as follows:
First Grade, Section One-Louisa
Cole, Mary House, Virginia Moreland,
Frances Reeves, Barclay Allison, Darby
Dudley, Elton Carnage. Ruba Gam
mage.
First Grade, Section Two-Lee Adj
kins, Frank Buchanan, Robert Bar
nett, Sam Heys, Ainsworth Gatewood,
Coney Oliver, Teresa Daniel, Martha
Duncan, Louise Haywood, Ruth High
tower, Annie Turpin.
Second Grade, Section One-Ruth
Brady, Doryth Fetner, Mildred Hines,
Helen Hosselton, Lottie Livingston
Mary w. Stevens, Janette Slappey.
Daniel Everette.
| Second Grade, Section Two-Eliza-
beth Andrews, Virginia Davenport,
Mary Harris, Bertha Sawyer Frances
Warlick, Helen Witt, John Allison,
Charles Davis, Laney McMath, Forrest
Nicholson, V. P. Young.
Third Grade, Section One-Massie
Lane, Nellie France, Charlie NJ. sieg,
Henry NJ. Coleman, Mary E. Morgan.