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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
ARMY OFFICERS
GUESTS PETAIN
HOUSE AND OTHERS ATTEND
CONFERENCE.

PARIS, Nov 27,-General Bliss and
Admiral Benson each accompanied by
two members of their staff visited the
French army headquarters today and
were the guests at luncheon OF General
Petain, French Commander in Chief
Colonel House and other members of
The American Mission to tn Interal-
lied conference have planned to spend
the Gay in conference here
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
TO REGULATE COMMUNICATION
OUT OF REGULAR MAILS

WASHINGToN, NOV Resula-
lions to govern the transmission from
the United States Of communication
not in regular course Of The mails will
be issued within a few days undrr lac
trading with the enemy act
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
AMERICAN HOMES
ARE OVERHEATED
FUEL ADMINS RATlON URGES
SAVING OF FUEL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 declaring
that American homes are overheated
the Fuel Administration today urged
all householders to maintain a temper
allure of not over sixty-eight degrees.
This is recommended by emminent
physicians and with that temperature
the saving of coal would go far to-
wards meeting the enormous war de-
mand for fuel, the officials say.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
RUSSIAN ARMY
SUFFERS FOR
! BREAD
WAY WITHDRAW FROM NORTH
ERN FRONT TO SAVE SELVES,

LONDON, Nov. 27-The Russian
army on the northern front has had no
bread for several days, according to
reports by the correspondents OF the
Daily Expresses.
Only a two or three days supply of
army biscuits is on han Army dele
gates it is reported have commended
the withdrawal of the troops in order
to prevent general flight, with its
consequence excuses.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
TRYING TO NAME
NEW CONGRESSMAN
ADAMSONsS SUCCESSOR MAY BE
NAMED IN COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. 27.-rhe
Fourth District Democratic Convention
resumed its session here today, follow
ing its failure at Greenville last week
to nominate successor to former Con-
gresham W, c. Adamson More than
eighty ballots were cast at Greenville
without any one of the five candidates
being able to muster the necessary
seventeen votes for nomination.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
WO0DMEN OF THE
WORLD CAMPAIGN

NOW ON, Let every Woodmen rally
TO the cause Get busy, ec. one and
help Us protect the homes OF a friend
or noighbor. See the clerk Of the
Camp or Deputy Lester Youngblood or
Woodruff 100 new men wanted in
Cordele Camp 1866 Success is our
Motto. The campaign is under the
supervision OF District Manager w. II.
Woodruff, OF Macon, Ga Tue-2t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
FRENCH BREAK
GERMAN HOLDING
PRISONERS TAKEN ALONG THE
, BATTLE LINE.

PAIRS Nov. 27.-The French last
night overcame the resistance of the
Germans still holding out on the field
. OF operations OF the French attack on
the Verdun front Sunday says to-day 5
offoi'! report.
Prisoners were taken. in raids else
where on the battle line.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
SUDDEN RELEASE MlLITANTS
FROM WASHINGTON JAIL

. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-Twenty-
two women's party militants on hun
ger striking in the district jail here
were suddenly released today before
the expiration Of their terms. Alice
Paul, chairman Of the party, and Lucy
Burns, vice-chairman, were among
them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27

LONDON, Nov. ~ FThe British
troops have repulsed another German
counter attack at the noGheast corner
of Bourbon Wood, westp Cambria,
Field Marshall Halg rep&'ts today
SELECTION OF MEANS
JURY STARTS TODAY

CONCORD, N. G., Now Pr Enough
veniremen of the hundreGand fifty or
dered for the trial of Gas4on B. Means
for the murder Of Mrs. Maude A..
King had been notified before the open
ing of court today for tn selection Of
the trial jury to beginS The little
court house was crowded when the
secondd days esessionssbegan.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
BANDITS GET BIG
BREWERY PAY roll

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov 27-Fiye ban
dts today attacked the FIuebner brew
cry company paymaster and made
their escape with thirty-seyen thous-
and dollars, acsording to reports to
the police
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
TREAD CARDS In
FRENCH CITIES
DAILY ALLOWANCE ARRANGED
FOR PEOPLE.

PARIS, Nov. 27.-Bread cards will
be issued shortly They will be in the
form of books with detachable cou-
pons. A daily allowance has been fix
ed at about ten ounces per capita
Men engaged in hand manual labor will
get a double allowance. The system
will be applied only to towns and cities
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
FRENCH WAR CROSS
TO AMERICANS
INF RESSlVE CEREMONY MARKS
PRESENTATION TO OFFICERS
AND MEN.

WITH AMERICAN ARMY FRANCE
-Monday-An impressive ceremony
marked the presentation OF the French
war crcss to tie Americans who with.
stood the first German raid early this
month. Fifteen officers and men cited
with their company by the French
-onmandins generals we're decorated
tcd2T- The men were instructed not
to wear the crosses yet. but to Keep
them il their possession until Con
Sress authorized the wearing of them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
HOLD.
BACK TEUTON |
AR M Y (

WHOLE DIVISION CHECKED I'M
MAssED FORMATION.

ROME, Nov. 27.-The official state.
ment says the Italians replused the at.
tack of an entire division of the enc
my yesterday in hte Brenta valley.
Attack was made in massed formation,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
GERMANS GET MEDICINE
PATENTS IN UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON Nov. 27-The first
license for the use of German patents
We're issued today by the Federal
Trade Commission to three chemical
manufacturers in New York and Phila-
delphia and will for the production of
Salvarsan Specific Blood poison.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
BERLIN SAYS ITALIAN
SITUATION UNCHANGED

BERLIN, Nov. 27-The situation ON.
II;
the Italian front is unchanged, army
headquarters announced.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
VIRGINIA ASKS
REMOVAL WHIPPIE,
ACCREDITED AS DIS
LoYAL-BoARD IN CHARGE.

LOYAL-BOARD IN CHARGE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nof. 81
President Alderman, of the Universe
ty of Virginia, in asking the board to
dismiss Prof. Leonicas r. Whipple
from the faculty for alleged disloyal
declared today it was Whip
pies deliberate purpose to conduct a
far reaching propaganda for the pro
mitigation of his sentiments expressed
in a speech at Sweet Brian College.
1t is alleged that Whipple in his
speech declared Democracy is not safe
for this country and that he contribut-
ed TO the campaign of the socialist can
didate for mayor of New York rather
than buy Liberty Bonds.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-27
EXTREME COLD OVER
GREAT LAKE REGION

WASHINGTON, Nov, 27-Very cold
weather with temperature ten to forty
three degrees blow seasonal averages
is reported from the lower Lake region
and middle Atlantic states and New
England today.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
4 COMMUNICATION.

Sentinel Record
 We have an industry in Hot Springs that but few people know anything aboCt
 In small room in the rear of C. w. Swearingens brick building on he corner Of Ouachita avenue an l Orange street Mr. Swearingen has more than 9,o0o co-n, op-ssum and ckuuk skins which he has bought from the farmers in and around Hot Springs. These skins represent an inve tment ol more than six thousand dollars
 Anyone that never saw big ship ment of fur-beaung skins shcald call and see them You will probably never have an opportunity again ol seeing such a sisht
 HARRY WILLIAMS.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03

the administration. Apparently he was prepared for anything that might hap pen he spent the day in his study at the embassy. where he conferred at some length with Count Tarn0wski, the new ambassador from Austria. Hungary, who plans to present his ere dentials immediately Twice during the day he received visitors Tonight he dined out with friends.
 While talking to his callers today the ambassador appeared to be in a jovial mood, despite the gravity of the situation. As has been his habit for months, he sat in front of a biz fire place in his study. over which is hung a life sized autographed portrait of Emperor William in full uniform, his visitors grouped about him. He talked about many things one moment earnestly serious in the next laushmg heartily as some remark amused hum.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
WOMAN Al LOWS MOTHER
 IN LAW ID FREEZE
UNUSUAL STORY IS TOLD OF WO- MANS DEATH AT CORONERS
 INQUEST.

Chicago Feb An unusual story was told by Mrs Alexander Kellerat a coroner's inquest today about freez ing to death Of her mcther-inlaw Mrs Susan Keller aged 57, on the back poarch Of the witness home Wednesday night She said
 "Alother-inIaw lief, the house Tues day afternoon and cid not return un- ti Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'ci ck when she rang the front door bell l am ,n a delicate ccnditicn and was In bed l told her through the speak ina tube that tha key to the rear d9ci was on he wind wsill Then 1 went back to bed and went to sleer Al o'clock Thursday was awaken by moans and went to the back p3arch where found mother-inlaw I tried to drag her in but suffered such pam that l returned to the bedroom to re- cuperate l became unconscious, how ever, and did not come to until : o'clock in the morning. when re turned 10 the poat0l. Just then my hus band returned from work and he carr ed her inside but she was dead
 The coroner postponed further testi mony until February l4, pending in. vestieati
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
MOST MODiBN IRONER
 IN SOUTH lNSTALLED
CRAIGHEAD LAUNDRY lNSTALLS TROJAN REVOLVING lRONER
 OF LATEST PATTERN.

The largest and most modern iron ing machinery in the south is the boast of the Craighead Laundry of this city following the installation this wek of the Tropan ironer, which is the latest invention m the matter of smoo hing finishing linens
 The linen ironed on the Trojan will last 100 percent longer than when uoued on other mchmes. it is claim ed, through the fact that the goods are ironed without tension, this being provided for because the heated and padded surfaces travel while the goods travelling at the same time and there being perfect unison in the trans i,ion
 The finish obtained by the Trojan canot be obtained by other machines because the cylinders traye! just a It, tie faster than the goods providing that satin finish to the laundry that is usually seen on the new goods.
 Some of the larges railroads m the country have made the demand that III their linens be handled on the ITO jan machinery This machine install ed here is the largest in me south, and gives he Craiehead laundry inc advantage of not alone furnishin- the highest grade Of work oDtaiuabla, but also of meeting the demand for tho qui, keat of service
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
HONORARY CONTROL
 BOARD BILL KILLED
SENATE DEFEATS MEASURE AD. VoCATED BY GOVERNOR BY [
 VOTE OF 1s TO 14
Governor Sent Special Message to the House Thursday and Mesure Was Passed There, but Is Battle-Axed by Upper Body.

Little Rock, Feb. 2.--Another of Governor Broughs pet measures, this one providing for abolishng the Board of Control of State charitable institutions and giving the governor power to appoint an honorary board to seven members, met with disaster in the senate today.
 The upper house, considered an "ad- ministration' body indefinitely post poned the Collier bill after it had been read but one time The vote was IS to l4, with two members pairing and one absent
 There was no fight in the senate, The only statement made concerning the bill was by Senator Rogers, who said that he had helped draft a sim liar bill two years ago, which was in troduced by Senator Ruff, and that he favored the measure introduced by Representative Collier.
 A roll call immediately was asked for on Senator Ponder's motion to in definitely postpone. Senator Ponder made the motion immediately after the first reading of the bill Senator Slaughter moved as a substitute that the measure be read the second time, but his motion was considered by the chair as not germane. The previous question was moved, leaving the bill open to am hours discussion-30 min utes to the side Senator Rogers then made his brief statement The upper house members apparently had lined | Gp" for the bill. and the roll call went through in jiffy. Indefinite post ponement. followed by a motion to lay the vote by the table has the same eff feet of killing the bill
 The vote:
 For Indefinite Postponement-AleX- ander. Brown, Burees, Bush, Caldwell Dutv. Edmondson. Goodwin Hester. Johnston Jones. King, owens, Ponder Rogers. Sims Smith and Ward To- tai, IS.
 Against Indefinite Postponment- Cabaniss. carter Carruth, Collins, Em- cry. Garrett, Greenhouse, Kendall Moncrief. slaughter, Uthy, Nann, Whitaker and Presidert Davenport Total, l4.
 Senator Adamson and Ruff paired Senator Ruff beins absent. Senator Smead was absent.
 The decisive defeat of the measure especially in view of it's passage Thursday by the house, when but five votes in total of siXty-odd were reg istered against it. was considered the surprise of the session by d good many about the state house.
 It was only Thursday that Governor Brough sent a special messaee to the house. urging passage of the Dill its successful passage with but five op- posing votes following shortly after the message had been read.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
SUMTER HOUSE.

The Sumpter House now operated by Mrs k. M Wright has been rein stated and the guests have all pray ileges of the hot waters and bath and to the United States Reservation,
 2.1-it
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03

D. E r Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be found at hie office 346-34S Central avenue from g to i2 and 9 to pm li-14-;f
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03

We nave n operation a circulating a r system throughout out plant. which prevents ty from lighting. The Pas. teurized MIX Go s-1l.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
MRS. NETTLETON

Scientific facial and scalp treatments. also hair tntIng, dyina, shampoong. manicnring. nuckstaff Beauty Par. Iore. x lmn
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
mn HALE !PRlkG IN
 BRAND NV ATTIRE
ONE OF NOTED RADIOACTIVE PRODUCTS IS SEEN DAILY BY
 CROWDS OF VISITORS,

The old Haio spring, which, way back in lS5f, was noted for its won dertul curative properties, i5 now in new attire and. through the enter
 .ise of Billy" H!bbs. manager that bath house, ahs been place m position O, honor in that insutu- tion and is viewed by big crowds O. visitors daily.
 The hot spring, which ha, a ca- racity f l25,0O0 gallons Of water daily was located under the bath house and was sealed up for years from public inspection. but when the bath house was rebuilt last year the spring was uncovered. Mir Gibbs later made an additional imphoye- ment running stone stairway into the cellar and. makine a pretty cont partmelt of white tiling brought the spring into ml, view. Visitors going thro. gn the bath house view with in telest this hot radioactive product. Large electric lights make the sprinG stand cut in bold relief. The tenn
 eratore of the pr.ng is l47 degrees. The Ha,a bath hou.e is owned by Mrs. l.. H. Root f Little Rock.
 In the office Of the Hale lata house here is a large picture that show ihese baths in 1851. at that time wooden shacks, and when one com pared that ew with the palatial eS- tablisments along Bath House Row al the present time. one i, impressed with the great yare Of the waters Of tan 2 vernment reservation.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03

Try 6 sentinen.Rsosrd Want AG.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
THE HEN THAT LAYS.

Is the hen that pays. 1T she does lot lay. kill her. but before you kill he- give her B 4 Thomas Poultry Rem edy twice day for a week, and then you will not kill her for she will be paying you profit It not only makes hens lay brI II is a remedy for Cholera Eoua and Gapes We guar antea it to cure or We refund your money ] r Grove
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03

Use Liggets Holaen rip te. ror making iced tea. Tuis -ea is uro- cured only from the earlv flower, pickings, which in this country is found in but few 1f tue most exclusive stores, and then al prices yatyinq from s2,00 to $5Oo pound Prce S1.00 a pound Tor sa a by K q Nor ris Drug Co ThO7e 242 e.1at'
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-03
GERMANS SEE LITTLE HOPE
 OF BREAK
CONTINUED FROM pAGE ONE.

velops either will have to come from the United States.
 In German quarters here there is much speculation regarding what will happen to Dutch and Scandinavian steamships which are reported to have been called into kirkwall by the Brit sh armraltG Germany was said 10 have no intention of allowing ships 10 enter that port.
 The German ambassador him self. today was quietly waiting for doeeiop- ments He had no information and had not appointments with officials og
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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Nlbtess.
5a2 Scatter. uub IL &iaas &arft.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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ilen 6inan5bcomten Wnh &oilcnrcoi
iionsbeamtcn ibren Neridt eritottct
battcn. erGriii 0r. Neromer. mclhcr
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Serrn BON 8oiie, Scr bier qeborcn,
IN Geutlflono ltuoicrt bobe umo ga
ourb nit 0en Oclitihameritoniihem
BerbdltniIIcn lebr gut uertrout lei,
Cine lGuNcre Gcbottc entlpann iid,
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oaS Medlt babe. @comic al eripGblcn,
mas sod ocn Sotungcn nod oent
Gonpent 5uItebt. AlS Ni5c 8rGii
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nit peld)er maj iidl heidditiatc. mar
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scr &onucut nidt Nut beiudt mcrocn
lpilr0c.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
v@erciu gapcrn'
columbia SeftiOn No. T..

Der Gcrcin @apcrn. Gohmbio
Scftion $40. 1, belt ullter Dem &or
iib llnb DER 2citnnQ ocs Y%rGliOentcrl
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teoigt Dorcn, idritt man 5lr @com.
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6rqnf &eigonO IT. oonfte iilr icin,
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8eDer.
@irmotmen $3.50.
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
Mei&stas paiiiert Griess.Gr ebi
1satIdauerifaniider 4atiOnalbnuS

Die Grefutipc 0e3 oDeutld,amcri.
tauilden RntionalbunoeS" bat IN ci.
ner 5uiommcn nit Dem Brdiioenten
Der Stootsberb1noc I'M .Moten
Steru" in Chicago. SuSa ~abgebolte-
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li0enten CT. &. s. &eromer ansenom.
men uuo Baitor 9. 6. Don @oiie.
@iIminetou, Gel, 5u ieiuem Nah-
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bitterung anffou,men 5u lnilen, fam
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,len ilno pubte ielbit bel 6ragen.
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ucrbin6ern.
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babe nur sic oiloemcinc Stimmnna
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
philadelphia Grd,eiter entlaht
Teutldle.

Die philadelphia Srd)eiter. GrNu.
nilatioR Gin0igte on. oa6 fie ad)t oellt
Idle begin. 0lterrcid)iide @riliter olis
ibrem 8rrbouSr, cntlalial babe. Die
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tiden proclamation ocS Bralioenten
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mlr ote u%nabbangigen So5ialiltcn
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
Nmrritas 3iel Der eicg

Cine un3weiocutigc GrtIGrrue
iiber Die aricasaieIe GmerifoS uio
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

Sci elmer &%eriommIung oeS oeut-
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

Die Nmlter0omer BorIe mar II
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Marf o,lf iiber 36 bollGnoiid)e Gents
ameritaniide Mftien nnrelt nit aits.
ii1t oaralf, ooB Die Wadrihter ais
RuBIano @oa Strcet niht geiollen
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