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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Mnsfclihmerscm aelinecrt.

Nidtgeipobnte Nrbcit. Siidcu lub
Sebeu ober befti9c @0rperbeipc9ung
ltrengen Die WlIsfeln an, lie tperben
iteif nnb idmer3boit. mon lit lo5us
pe%rtriippclt. Slonn's Eminent
brin9t idnele &inocruu9, lit lcidt an
5ulpenben, brin9t pbne' reibeu Elm unO
pertreibt Die Shnler3eu. Cine flare
S~liiIii9teit, reinIiher ols idmlsi9e
YfIaiter un0 SintnlentS unb befIedt
lpcber bic 6uut, nod peritopft e5 Die
6~autporen. 0oltet itetS cine Slaihe
an 3auo iiir Die S6mer5cu bon
Gbcumnti5mus. @idt, &umbogo.
Grippe, Gueti6un9eu, @licbcriteif>
belt, HildenIhnlcr5cn ioipie duBerIid)c
Shmer6eu alter Nrt. 8ei @urent
Npotbeter, % Gents.-Nn5eigc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Gin Sdjminocl paar.

NtabruQ$mittel. mo grogen,&om,
miii0r SoiinlonI III 9aaas, Gcras,
miro. Die id)Grilten MaBregeln gegesa
elm BORT perbafteteS SdpinOelpaar,
Otann uno Srar. in am~pertoung
bringen uno Die ltrengite 9eitrafuug
beuntragen. 9aS 8adr lit crit tiirj.
lid nab 9eros gefommcn itno bate
IN Sort @orr1 cine mertbIoie NaA.
obnlmg non 9teosSnlporinu, ooS mr.
III Scutidlano gemodJt. oberi Jet 9tuS-
briid) ocS &rieges nid)t mebr erpors
tiert miro, perfairit. Ger Stoff, Der
in 6orth 8ortb ,obgeiest mitrbe, mar
in bieielben Sltben mic oos ed)te Sui.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

brltar traf Odltn sic oiii5icllc 9citGti'
gitng Elm.
Is lit CANS eritalmIidl NIT weld)cr
9flIbe, nit meldem @leidmltbe Bic
Wclolng ei9entlidl auigenomnicll
mur0e. Nber letter @noeS mar tic
bod nidlt erportet moroen--luenig.
Itets poi, ben breitercn Sd)idten ser
9coolferlmg nid)t-luto iibcrroifte
int crIten Sluger6lif Gin welli8 pein,
lib. Nt6cr Dies oofiuneitiertc iid)
GuBcrtid iait gar nid)t. @leifntii.
tbig, aeluIien nabm man Die WeIoltn3
bin Elm 6cino mebrl @a5 tbat oas
id}on?
Nm 8. Sebrlar III Sen friiben Mpr.
9enituuocn trot i'd meine Hciie naG)
Ser SfEpei5 an. 6na)r Ourh ben
Sdmar5Dulo mo fam Inn 9 llbr
Hbenos bel Staifboliien iiber Die
SdAuei5er 8ren5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Triebensarbeit i'm Sriea.

9as .@iIbe Wioor", Elm 100 Qua.
oratnleilen GROCER Sllmpfoiitrift ndbc
Suiitm IN S6Icsluig-Solitein, lit mir.
ten in Der ariegs5cit urbar gemndJt
Dor0eu.
Sor 5mei Sabrcn besann Die pr
Belt, bel pelder mcbrere SnltieHO
ariegsgefangene beidGftigt purocH.
DaS groBe Sumpigeldnoe lit Ourd)
5ipedmGBig onscIegte Srainagc-1rd
ben ieBt poQitGn0ig trodclt gelegt.
Sunoerte bon Sonncn aalt ut0- Nfec-
gel lpliroen nit DEM Moorbo0en Der.
miid}t, lpeld)er iebt einen @ertbI poil
pieIen WtiQionen BARTLETT. Gtrpa 40
G.uaorat : Mteilen iinO bereits nit
@ei5en Ano @iuterroggeu bcmnd).
lelL DabrcnO ser Helt 6ur Gr5euglmg
bon Safer, @eritc, Sobnem GrbIen,
Hii6eL iUuie &iebilltter ~pcrueaOet
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

Obent &rlIst 5t 9%trifonc 1912 Die
Expedition; eS lntEte cil Norl1 BON
foit 700 ailornetern Suriidgclegt mer-
Den; 6ucrlt an SEM Geie.See eor6et,
Damn bur4 cine !ueitc SAiiite, ans Scr
IN Der 6eypc @ilgc! cnlportaildJten,
binter ocasn man Die spiteri0ie
Sta0t permlitbctc.
Nngcld)niegt an Sen Ibbnng zines
@crgeS, auf cngcnt Baum 9Ieihiant
III lid icl6it acknowledgement oifeu-
Dart iih llalata nllr Sen 9lifcn,
menn man iibcr Ser Staot ite6t. Gin
id)ilpcnSer arelS bon Niigcln ~pcrbirat
BON alien Seiten tlieriiittig ole polr
teinent europaiideu SUB betretene
Stuot ben Nliden Ser llnglQllbigel.
gluf ben erlten 1nblif mad]t llaluta
Cen Giuoruf ciner Burg. Ginc i'm
poiaSte Sasha beberrift Die Sduiec
nit <ilrer Aepaltigcn Wtaiie. Sin
Often ltelen 3Dei 9lofDGltier ais
Mohtpoiten ge8en ole yYiiitc; idnpere
Sol5tbore perihlieBen Den Gingang
Der StrnBen; orc &dllicr lelblt ie9ell
luie 6eituhgen ans; ole 9rultpe6ren
ibrcr 5erraIIcn 5eigclt cinen &ran5
Don Sd)icBidjnrten. Ginigc 8ebuuoe
limo bis jrl Orci Stodluerfen bod), mo
binter ibrcn nit eilgen @%ndlod)eru
%pcrlebenen Mtalern ideinen mnd)ianie
2lllgell altt Die Inflmit pes Seinoe5
ST lollern. Cine Stu0t, oie oereillIt
IN crpiger @ad)Iamfcit gegen 9lngriffe
ibrc ieiten lluupoaimgcn erbielt,
bcutc aber cine perlhluiene rrbi1c'
StGtte OeS Serialls, ilf>oie Die Srail-
5oleu obne lc0es SinoerniB ~cin5ogtlr.
ISn Den cngelL idnttigen 8aiiel ltlto
Den SGuiern nit ibren pelten S0fen
irberraidten 3elrgniiie elmer boben
&llnitiibung, Die mar bier an meuig.
lien erparlet bate. Sic SDiiren an
ben 6nlid0en 5elgten reld)eu Sil0.
bulleridmlld an Den @unoen I'M SN.
llcru iinoeW lid bodintereliante WPn.
%lereieu nit lebr fcinen geonletril6ea
Srnanlentcn Die III ibrem Hei6tbumt
unO ibrer geifmlofuollen Sorm an Die
SdmlldflmIt Der NIbambra erin.
nern. IS miro Mmfangreihcr tSor.
idgrnacll bcOiirien, bcuor Die Sdlcier
Don Der @eidihtc mo Scr 8unlt Der
gebeimniBuoQen Sta0t 9eboben iin0.
Meid)e Observation-Disclosures peroen Auf.
idlllB geben. Sic Grinder bes Or.
tes marell gtcger; Die alts Dem SilOen
fomell mo ole Sprahe bon Wdrfa
rcoctcn. Sic nanltcn iid ~llalaten
uuo mobntcn IN Strobbiitten. Grit
nod) Dem Giniaa Der sIruber inter
'oem bcriibmten Sabia e%ntItanoen Die
Steinbmttcu; Elm '@rllnnen maro ent.
oeft, Ser @oiier inr llcberflltb CAB,
uno sic Sta0t blit6tG auf. Die Glielc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Gnticrnct ben Ibfall.

9tegeImQBigcr Stubl9ailg lit pas
@cbcinrniB elmer glItcn @ciunobcit,
tlGrcr Iu9cr, elmer reiuen Sautfdrbe
uno Sr. Sings Neip 2ife Silen linn
cirS oelinpe pirfenbe5 I%bfiibrmittcl,
ous Sen ,Stublgang reguliert rno Die
p~critopftcn e@ingcpeibe erleihtert. in>
Ocm cs Die nngeiammelten Sd)laden
obnc Shmcr5en cntierut. Ncbunet cine
YiQe ppr Dem 3ubctt9ebcn rmo bas
Oumpic @ciiibl I'M appfc unp oas
mattigc Sriibiubrsfiebcr >@eiiibl' Der
Idluinoct. 3plct Gud On Sings
Ncm 2iie SiQeu bel Gurcm Ipotbefer.
% Gcnts.-Nn5eigc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Sin Sprnus ans 21a Icilcn S6bc.

Sic gclpaltigen Sample nm Sec.
DIM luer0cu uormlaIid)tlidN dlld) III
Ser 8eid)id)tc Ser Iunid)irmted)nif
i%ortlcbeu. &ic nGnllid ans Euri3
berid)tet miro. lit g eincm irdnSoli,
It)cn Seobad)tlln8apfiiiier 9e4liidt,
iid) mittei5 zines SoQidirmes' allS
elmer Sobc Don 5000 Wetcrn III bic
fran5oiiIden Sinieu berab5uicnfea
mo BORT unecrichrt oen Spoen 5u
crreidIcr,\ lleber Ben &orgong miro
in Scr fran3oliidjen ASrcIle iolgcllocS
bcriftet: IS near bel Walancourt,
cin NriiQCrieoucQ Don m~1erDortcr
@epalt serriB Ole Suit, ul8 ein frart-,
50iiider 6eiielbalpll nit einent Dill
5ier allfltieg, Der bon oben ooS Shic.
BEN Ser fran5oiiid)en @atterien leite:l
mo gleid5citig Nllinabnlen Ocf ocut.
ldJth SilIien MADDEN loatc. Nlc 8lidc
ioldtGn Dem INNER bober iteigell0en
&ullon, Der cine gauge 3eit lang in
rnbiger Stetigfeit am Simmel
id)pamnt, bis i'm plosli6 cine Or
Id)iitterung ourd)ltef Der ein beoenf'
lidJeS Sdrpanfeu uno Siefcrgeben
folgtc. 9nS Sull, 6aS Sen @o1on ant
@ooen ieltbielt, par BON cilcrn 8c-
ld)oB 6ltrhifnitten morsen. 9abel
mebte Elm beftiger @ino, uno bieier
@ino trieb Den @allon ben feinOlidleil
2inien inrmer ,1l6ber, mo- i'm beftigeS
6erer empiiltg. Der Sfii5ier i'm
&orb id}ien perloren als lid plosliH
Elm ornfle3 Gtpos bon DEM gallon
abloitc, Der lid, III ciner Sobe bon
etrpa $500 Wetern bciouo, mo long.
lam tieieriinfcnO 81 ben fran5oiiid)en
Sinien 5uriiftrieb. @irtlid mar CO
Dem @cobad]ter %gellIngelL cincll Salt
i6irm 5il entfaltcn uno nit oel'en
@ilie iid 81 rctteur Ndbrcno Der Sal'
Ion Dcridppano. ndbertc lid Der Dill.
5ier INNER mCjr Den fran5@ilhen
Steilungcrt, unO srpdn5ig Mtinlltet
ipdter fonntc CT lanoc1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
--F e
9aiict Guren Snitcn ridjt unbaften.

Gin 0uiteu, ser ouaIt rno idlipGdt.
lit geidbrTtd), er unter9rd6t Cure Sc
ilnbbeit llno pir0. lpenu pernad)s
IGiiigt., idNmmer. @eridoiit Guh los
tort @in0erung nit Or. Sing Mem
Si2topcru. SicicS Iinoernoc baliaz
miite 8tittcl btilt ben @aIs, lott Den
Sdtcim, dig nntiicptiiten GigcuidaiI
ten tDOten Die Seine unb Die @rtdltu}M
bciIert lid idnelI. ainber mo Gts
lundJiene iinOer, bnB Sr. Sings Ntcip
'Siscoperp leit't 81 nebmen unO iehr
lpirtiam liz. &nItct ltet5 cine NaIhc
in @urcr 0nllsapntbefc fiir Grippe,
Group uno ole &aleleibeu. IN Npp>
thcfen. 30 s. n5ci9c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
@iirmer iGwa6cu Gner SinS.

gSilrmcr cut3ieben ocn aiuberu pic
ArGitc uuo MAIDEN lie TRACE urb Der
bricBlid). 9crcu Observation-Disclosures
gcgcu c%rnltcrc N%runtbciteu III pcrs
riu9crt wno 6 ichlt i6ncn an @neroie
mo nu SutcrcN iiir ibrc Spiclc.
Aidapoo Norm Sitter iii Elm 0dinpe5
.Nbiiibrmittcl i'll 6udcrdbuIider Su6lcts
iprmL buS bic NmoGr acrnc ncbucn.
IS tobtct mo ucrtrcibt Die @ilrnRr
uns lGBt @ucr aino ilori mo gciuuo
uuiundlcn lpiC Unbcrc Ainbcr. Guiict
nidt Su, 6uB bu5 &uh.bm Cures
ainbe5 ourdl &ilrmcr gcbcnmut lpiro.
misunderstanding ami icoer Shud,z
tel. ~ aleu- Npotbetcn. % Gents,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
slrtlur @arrsa @aite mnf iterben.

Ser 3a6nor5t Or. glrtbur @orrct
@aitc BON 9tep 9)orf, mrld)er icinen
Sdmicgcrpnter ,Sobn T.. Ecf, cinen
rcid)cn @eidGitamam in 0rano DO
pics, Mid, pergiilet bate, mlB oas
&erbred)el i'm @lettriid)en biiBsh
mic ouS g%ppellaeridt an 3. Npril
cnti6icocn bat. Moifc, Der wiaia 81
Iitr6en lit. 6attc mid eingeitanosh
OuB cS ieinc Abiid)t mar. 'nnd) nlo
nud icinc Sdmiegcrmltter, ocrcn
Sdweitcr iolpic icinE Satin ans Der
@elt 81 idaiieu mo OnS gau5e Der.
m01en in ieineu YeiiB gLbetommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

oi,s Ser Scr Eci6tDirm Don lIaiata
fIoB, mar Ser SaI5bhnSel. Sclite
fIGttert Die fran50iii6e 6abnc BON 6es
Spiee Der Sasha ltno Die 6~ranjoicn
boben Seiib ergrifiell bon Oieier Ne.
fropoIe einer peritamunOcncn allltitr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
MOllinger Medicine Co.
sosR. West Ohio St, n. s. Pittsburgh, Pa.
'Sdreibcu Git. bite, in 9eutih.
geim S&retbeu ertudbnc man oieies gIati.

purian gcfiiat, mar u6cr meiter nihts
lpie meiBeS oOGr gelbes gtapbtla, OdS
nod nid)t cindlal einen Gent pro Cube
foitet. Sic 6attcn Sieieu ShminOel-
s(rtifel fiir $3.50 berldodert rno I'M
8onsen fiir etma $50 obgelett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Nugen.
Dodge Sangek
Isle gih Sic anSicbcu! Sic iucrten
nit icncm Sag jiiuger.
Nsnsr @rg CUR Welnnabeit.
9eutc, bic Batter Moainscr'S bcriibm.
ten Grdntcrtbee bcniibcn, 5ieben in
fulgc hires pcrbeiierteu InSicbcitS
Die gnfnierfinmfeit anbcrcr nuf
lid. - Seriibmtc G%ntheduns eincs
beriibmteu Grieiternr5tes.

Scae, funfeInoe glugen
uno roiige 9SduaeiI eiu
Sei6cn BON reinent 9lni
uno eeiunocn inneren
SrgGren, iino Die Be.
lobnnng Der oiclen 2aIf
tenoe, luel9e gegeuipdri
ita Batter Wiuninaer's
berh6mtcn Srantertbce
gebrau6eu. @eiunoe
Heutc gebrauhelt ocg'
felbcu I'M pctHno 81
bleiben. Gr cntfcrnt
bic 1orpergtftc. bic llr'
iudc bon por8eiit0er
~@ltersf6mdnc. Rbeuntn.
iieHlus. Wfdgenbei6ner.
Neu nm 90 RrnRput
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
&eiie ginori&e eines 9entid NmeritanerS.

Sas Scrr Oscar &. Sets, EraNSent bcs vGentihcn Journals" pon Ncu
gurf, mad ciucr 9cHc bnrd Sertidlanb in er5Gblcn Wcif. ecbcnS-
mutcl fnapp, abcr fcne Snnac SnOtb-Sic Srancn i'm &rieac.-
uMppf Gud!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
9c6cnsflugbcit.

Sunae Srau: 8Ici6e. bp6 belt' Su
Salls, @eprg. 9ein Sbef fnnn nlth
pbne Sid fertig perben.
8atte: Sns ipeiB i'd, nber er bnrfs
nidrt merfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

aler f6rperlibcr 9eiben. Gr itdrft urS er66bt
ole. 1b0tt9ieit Der tunercu Sreaue uuo Der.
berert ben @efnnobeits8uftdno I'M Suges
HieinerL Siete ~ieltenen geHr8elur Bldtter.
Riioen, Rllmeit, BflnHSen. Sameu uno 9ee'
rem perbtnoen mebi8inifbe Stdriunesmittel,
Die rte, t9doIth, aber INNER niieIfb finn.
SetB Dor benz Sblafengeben ee1lommeL. iWie'
rem o%ietelben t1limme Srflltungeu binncn
aur5em >nno Gle iperoeu eeiittg frii6er iein.
.lpetI Sore fprperIthe 8eilnbbGii lid ~ee6efiert
Sieicm T6te eeben, he'll tie SSonTn Sen arani.
IeitsieifNn better 9Sioeritauo Iettieu ttnnen.
@r 1T Elm Sri1iabrsss tdrtnngsnittct fir SlAt
nno Sirper. Nlte Qelite. Die oil Sbelnlatts'
mus uuo gIItersbef6lpereep Ieioen. Ioben Batter
Oiolineer's arhutertbee. @r berldnacSt oereu
QebeIt. Grapen lino WidobeIl betrG6fSh Safer
WtolIinger's Grdlitertbee Gls en- ie6r pidiiges
9iltsinitiel 3nr @rbaltlna Der Seiulobeii Gr
1T nidt foftipieliq. oa elm, groBes~ Ydiet, qerug
Fir cine tiinfmoratiee GebanbIlna.t ir9eubs
luobir fir 81 90 oerianOt miro. lauienoc. Die
ger Yolt ee,teaiei i3retoen nnS ,ilo Io9ei
beute Elm 4saiet. Sails ste t~peitere gepeife
fir ben @ertb b~esielben i%uilntbeu, 70 i1reiOeH
SfN fnr ON 4 q & Mrnhe-llrYpt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
.DODGE BROTHERS WIN
SUIT AGAINST FORD

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 31--The suit
drought against the Ford Motor Co. and
Henry Ford, as an individual, by Dodge
Brothers to compel Ford to disburse
accumulated dividends among stock
holders of the Ford Motor Co., instead
OF using the money to increase the
concerns business was today decided
In favor of Dodge Brothers
The suit was brought in the Circuit
court here some time ago. and much
interest centered in III decision
The amount involved in the suit was
about $65,0O0,0O0, and one witness tes-
titled Henry Ford wanted to use the
money to build blast furnace which
would supply raw material for use in
automobile building
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
GERMAN TROOPS
ARE MUT|NOUS;
GUARDS DESERT
MEN AFTER REFUSING TO GO To
THE FRONT DAMAGED THEIR Rs-
FILES AND FIRED ON OFFICERS
SEVERAL WOUNDED.

AMSTERDAM, Oct 31.-According to-
ia news dispatch from Les Novelties,
serious mutiny occurred recently
among German soldiers at Beverloo
Camp, in Belgium.
Reports of the affair are to the eff
feet that the men first refused to go
to the front, then damaged their own
rifles, and finally some of them fired
on their officers, several of whom fired
wounded. After some hours the men
were finally mastered, however, and
removed from the camp in cattle cars
According to the same authority. il
is reported the German frontier guards
,at Brookhout have deserted their
posts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
ANOTHER BIC
BATTLE ABOUT
TO TAKE PLACE
CAD0RNA is MAKING STAND WITH
BULK OF HIS ARMY TO RESIST
THE ONCOMING GERMANS AND
AUSTRIANS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31-(Compiled by
the Associated Press from European
cables during the day.)-German and
Austrian forces continue driving
through the plains of Venetia toward
the Tagliamento river today, while an
other Teuton army Is trying desper-
ately to break through the Itlaian de-
fensive line in the Carnice Alps, en-
deavoring to outf1ank the Tagliamento
river line, where Gen. Cadorna is eX-
pected to make a determined stand.
Gen Cadorna, apparently, succeeded
in saving the bulk of his army which
held Italian positions south of Tolmlno
as Berlin has not reported heavy cap
lures for two days. Heavy fighting on
the Tagliamento line is expected to
occur within day or two.
Since Wednesday, the Teutons have
taken eight hundred square miles OF
territory and their greatest advance
has been from Tolmino southeastwaEd
for a distance of twenty-five miles.
The internal situation in Italy is i'm
proving hourly, the military reverses
having served to solidify opposing opl-
iticians in common policy of national
support.
French and British troops, equipped
with heavy guns and plentt yof sup
plies, are now on their way to Italy,
and will probably arrive in time to as
sist in the defense of the Tagliamento
river positions. The United States
has also ral'Ted to the support of Italy
and given sufficient sea tonnage to han
died needed supplies.
In the west there was little fighting,
British troops being busy cnosolidat-
ing positions won when they 1attaiened
their objective yesterday.
The French are apparently prepar-
ing to attack south of Laon, where
they recently scored a brilliant victo-
ty. berlin reporting a concentrated ar
tillery tire or powerful proportions,
while Pals says an artillery battle
is in l.rogress" there
News dispatches from the eastern
battle line indicate the Germans are
again unsuccessfully trying to frater-
nize with Russian soldiers.
The Germans did not counter attack
the British in Flanders after the lat
ter's advance yesterday, but confined
their efforts tot artillery lombard
ment of newly won British positions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
EXPL OSION SINKS
STEAMER At PIER
BALTIMORE HAS A FOUR MILLION
DOLLAR LOSS AND SEVEN
DEATHS WHEN RAILROAD PIER
Is BLOWN UP.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 31.-Ffre
today wrecked two of the finest Bal
tmore & Ohio railroad piers at Locust
Point. and resulted in the destruction
of 2. British steamship which had just
docked In addition seven deaths re-
suited and a total financial loss of be-
tween three and four million dollars
sustained.
Baltimore & Ohio officials believe the
fire was of incendiary origin.
The steamer destroyed had on board
eighty anti-submarine shells, brougirt
to the United States from a British
port, and these exploded when the
ship took fire. The vessel was then
towed into shallow water and scuttled
to extinguish the fire.
Among the missing are two officers
and the chief gunner of the British
rayal crew on board the destroye
vessel
One man is held by the authorities
on suspicion of completely in the
affair
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
MILLION TONNAGE BY
FIRST OF NEXT MARCH

WASHINGTON, d. =, Oct. 81
American shipyards viii complete the
construction of million tons of ship
ping by March 1st, Chairman Hurley,
of the Shipping Board, told a confer
ence of Atlantic shipbuilders and gov
ernment officials, called to discuss a
speeding-up program. Chairman Hur-
ley said American shipyards turned out
total of three-quarters of million
tons during 1916. but that they can
not achieve the task set for next year
without the application of abnormal
methods and energy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31

State Fair, given by n. A. Ray
Fourth Prize-Evelyn Williams, trie
to State Fair, given by Coco-Cola Bot
tling Works.
Ethel Kinard, Louise Bradley, Macs
CRAZY and Rena Forrest won the iCr1
trips to the State Fair given by the
county officers.
Lucy Pennington won package OF
Royal Society materials, given by Miss
Ada Walker
Louise McLendon won pair OF sill,
hose given by c. L. Ansley.
Lucy McLendon won a pair of silk
hose given by Pinkston's.
Ethel Nicholson won bottle OF per-
fume given by Prather-Ansley Co
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
Sumter County Cotton Is Sold
At Price of fl Cents Pound
ThySx Bales Of Webber Variety Bring for Staple and Seee
Nearly $930O-Sold Through Mr.. Lee Council.

Zone OF the most important cotton
deals ever made in Americus was clos
ed this morning when Ar. Lee Council,
acting as agent, sold So bales of cotton
at an average price of Al cents pound
for total of $7,777.7O.
The cotton was a cross between the
long and short staple, and is known as
the Webber variety Part of it was
a'so the Dixie Fi-Ff.
This was the highest price ever paid
Tor Sumter county raised cotton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
LIST Of PRIZES
To COUNTY CLUBS
RESULT OF THE EXHIBITS HELD
AT COURTHOUSE LAST SATUR-
DAY ARE ANNOUNCED -MERCI.
ANTS GAVE AWARDS.
The following were winners

The following were winners Of
prizes in the Pig Club competition:
First Prize-Leo kirkland, $25.00
Scholarship.
Second Prize Allen Barnes, $500
pair of Shoes, given by Churchwell
Bros.
The following also won prizes;
i Judson Morgan, 5000 syringe, given
by Allen Seed and Drug Co.; Frank
Perry, corn shelter, given by ]. w.
Harris, Jr; George Dominick, Gee
Whizz' harrow, given by Sheffield Co. !,
Virgil Folmon, fiashlight, given oy
Hooks Pharmacy; Stonewail Sn1r:ey,
writing table, given by N. N. Edwards;
Seth Hite. rocking chair, given by
Gyles-Andrews Furniture Co.; Robert
Mills, Joseph Williams, Lauren Hal
stead, ole Salter, John DeLoach. five
pounds of rape seed (each) given by
Planters Seed Co.
For exhibiting best sow and litter
of pics. Green Perry, was awarded a
Stetson hat. given by the Rylander
Shoe Co.
Winners in the Four-Crop club com
petition were not determined, as these
cannot be fairly selected until all Of
the cotton has been harvested.
In the home demonstration exhibit
ton, the following were prize win
ming clubs:
First Prize-Fidelity Club. $500 in
gold, given by Sparks Grocery Co.
Second Prize-Leslie Club, $500 in
gold, given by Churchwell Brothers.
Third Prize-Cobb Club, $1.0O in
gold, given by Howell-Prather Drug
Co.
Best Individual Exhibit from entire
County-Mrs N. A Ray, aluminium
Preserving Kettle, given by Sheffield
Hardware Co.
Best Exhibit by an Americus Lady
Mrs R. L. Maynard, gas iron, given by
Americus Lighting Co.
In the Canning club exhibits the
following were the successful competi-
tors
First Prize Busy Bees" Club, Of
Thompson School. jardiniere. given ny
Planters Seed Co.
Second Prize-"The Climbers" Club,
.of Benevolence school, picture frame,
given by N. NJ Edwards.
Third Prize-Anthony School club,
] COX. "Freckles, given by Hightower's
Book Store.
In the individual competitions, the
following were the winners;
First Prize Mary and Susye De-
j oach, $500 scholarship, given ~
Americus Bar association.
Second Prize Willie webb, s25.oo
cholarship
Ta;rd Prizo-S Susye DeLoach, trip to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
DR.. M'WH0RTER TO
TAKE COLLEGE JOB

DR. w. B. McWhorter, county health
commissioner, has resigned his office
to accept the place of instructor az
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. He
will leave in a few days.
Dr McWhorter has made an enviabie-
record in Americus and Sumter coun-
ty for his efficient services. He has
done particular good in the medical in
speetions in the schools and by the
publication of a series of health arti-
eles in the Sunday issues og The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31

| According To Mr.. John c. Shaw, who
raised some of the thirty-six bales, this
cotton can be cultivated easily in
Sumter county, and at very little more
expense than other varieties Others
growing the Webber cotton were the
Nessrs. Skinner and NJ. H. McAllister
The seed sold for an average of $40
a bale, making total income for each
bale of cotton about $255. The entire
transaction represented nearly $4,000.
The transaction aroused great deaf
OF interest in cotton circles
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
To RAISE $3.50 HERE
F08 RECREATION FUND

Mayor Council has been called upon
by the national chairman for training
camp recreation activities to appoint
committee that will raise $3.50 fo-
Americas
All over the country next week
money will be raised for the purpose,
OF maintaining recreation activities at
the various camps. The assessment
for Americus is $500.
The money will GO to a general fund.
but each Americus boy in the army
will share in the aggregate benefit.
The mayor will name his committee
tomorrow
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
ALL SAINTS DAY AT
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Tomorrow Thursday, November J,
being the Feast Of All Saints, the occa-
sion will be observed by a celebration
of the Holy Communion in Calvary
Episcopal church at II O'Clock. TIE
Rector, Rev. James B. Lawrence, will
officiate
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-31
FEAST OF ALL SAINTS TO BE
CELEBRATED BY CATHOLICS

Tomorrow Thursday being the
Feast of All Saints, and an occasion of
colemn observance among Roman
Catholics, there will be a celebratic1
of the Mass in the Catohilc church
here at O'Clock in the morning
Father Kenan, the regular visitant
at Americus. will come over from A.
bany for the occasion.