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Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Planning Many SlIos.

TioHH''S "oUy oUoSs
Requests now coming in to the agri
cultural engineering department of
the Mississippi A. & NJ college for
information as to the names of silo
contractors and builders indicate that
the coming season will see the cree.
ton Of many silos to meet the in.
creased live stock production in all
parts of the state.
To aid the farmers in securing this
Information, Prof. D. Scoates, head Of
the department, is asking that all con.
tractors who are in position to build
silos file with him their names and
addresses, together with the kind Of
silos they can construct.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Gets Iona Sentence ror Threat.

Baltimore, Md.-Holdng that any
man who gives expression to 4 threat
against the life of President Wilson
should not be permitted to be at large,
Judge Rose, in federal court. sen.
tenced Amos H. Pauhls. g. years old,
to the federal penitentiary e. Atlanta
for Is months.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Stronu Character.

"A strolg-mnded woman, you say?"
"unquestionably. don't believe she
would show any signs of agitation
whatever If she were to discover that
she had left home without her powder
puff"
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
American Consul Held.

London. n.--Julius Van Hee, American
vice consul at Ghent and recently con.
nected with the Belgian relief COM
mission, has been arrested by the Ger.
mans and sent to Germany, according
to an Amsterdam dispatch.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Saneuinary Fighting Near Rheims.

Paris.-The French official commu
nication reports progress for the
French troops northwest of Rheims
where sanguinary fighting is in prog.
ress. Elsewhere on the front bonn.
bardments have predominated.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Death knell To Germany.

Tokio-The Japanese press halls the
entrance of America into the war as
the death knell of Germany The pa.
pers print articles praising the nobii.
ity OF President Wilson's motives.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Again Open For Patients.

again open FOR Patients.
Secretary Gabe Jacobson of the
board Of directors of the Matty Hersee
hospital, has given out the statement
that the directors have reopened the
hospital, receiving patients from all
parts of the state. Funds for reopen
ing the hospital were secured through
public subscription, although not the
full amount desired, is enough to in
sure the reopening and operation Of
the hospital.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13
Made Horse Postmaster.

Washin -ton.-William M. Dunbar, Of
Georgia, was re elected postmaster Of
tie hOuCe, over. Lawrence Lyons, OF
Indiana. by a vote Of 217 to 2O5.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

San Francisco has 1871 school
children who have total of S3o3,-
2S9.S6 In savings banks.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

DR.. Peery's Dead Shot" is poverfr, ana
prompt but safe. One dose only Is enough
to expel Worms or Tapeworm. No castor
oil ue.;essarv. Adv.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

SAVE A DOCTORS BILL
by keeping Mississippi Diarrhea Cor
dial handy for all stomach complaints,
Price 25c and 50c.-Adv.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

The future is what we hoped the
past might nave been but wasn't.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

Money cannot buy an ounce of love.
but 1t can purchase tons of sympathy.
Macon beacon., 1917-04-13

OHiy Ouo bNONIO VUINTNE
10 get the gennlne, call for full name LAXATIVE
Bh0MO QuININR Look for signature of III W.
GROVE. Cures 0 ColJ In One Day s5c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Der tleine 6rib jap Dftsrs, pis
feline @lteru SreunOeu unb 9etanus
ten an Seiertagen 9ortsu I9idten nit
Der QluH6rift: 6rD9libe Gferu,
6rDbIicbe PfingEen uip. Qlls soims
melfabrt emit 9erantam. l6rieb 6rib.
den an bic @rbiaHte: rqiebe Eantel
SD piinibe Dir reht fr0bIi9e Sims
melfa6rt!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

StubioIus 8ierlinq befiubei Ii6 i'm
@yamen, ma9t ober Ieins SADIE Iebr
f4Iecbt. @ben fat Der profeNpr pies
Der cine Groge an i'm geltelt, auf bic
er nihts gu antporten peiB. St aretft
no9 elmer nebsn i3m itebenben syIaIcbe,
f4entt iih Elm @los @aIier Elm
uno leert es auF einen 8us.
profeHDr: nNun nun nur ni9t
glei9 Der3pcifeln, Serr Rans
biootl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Tte fOrtf@rittIi&e 858in
r.. Gun babeu Sic IdOu ben
6ritten 2iebbaber, felt sic BEL mir
iinbl 3uerit batten sic Elm @ers
bdltniB nit einem 9roI9tentutl9er,
bann nit einem Sramba6ni6atfner,
unb ieBt baben sic einen GboufteurI
Sn Sbrem glter t0nnten Sic enDli9
geIdeiter perbenl"
80 mel, enG' 6rou icb bin bait
ou4 etn OPfer bes GOrti4rittsl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

9irI6 II in Der Slneipe gedrgert
porben. @beu min cr piitben6 ouf
Ieinen @esner losgeben, Oa erlpiTAt
i'm feline Grau ucb beim Hod3ipfel
uub ruff in 9oditer 9lnait: .0drl@!
9eberrIcb' Ti1l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
BIC Il d 5 a n

Gbepoor (oas nirgenOs mebr eez
boret betommt, auF ber 5ute nac6
einsm neuen DienFmdDdDcD: rDie
nebmen mir, Sn beren Bud ite6t:
MurOe entIaReu, neil Iie auf ben glas
men iHrer Serrl6uft ilberau pumpte.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
Sein Qefblirn.

9Ihcnos por Dem SNloicnoebcu
ic0t Der fleine 9tuoi: pWiaiia, liile'
ooH nal mieoer oaS Sieo, lpo i'd 0rut
porfonunel"
Grltmiut irnat Ole NiaHa nab oem
SieO uNenn sur 9iub' 6ie @loden
ldlten~ ertl6rt Der &leine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Director zines Snformotionsbures
aus gum 0etetttD): mWie, Sic baber
aus bem Manns Dos toItbare @ebeim.
nib niht berausbriugen fonnen9 Sil
bdtten i6m nit ctli9en Slai9eu gBeiu
bic 3unge lDfeu iollenl~
Detettip: oDos bab' i9 getban
ober baun BAT er uimmer reben f0n-
nenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

8iirgermeiiter: p9(nItatt bic oers
DG9tige 3igeunerbDrOe gu iiberipu9en,
fOllen sic fi9 ben sanaeu 0Ormittag
an benz DieOereinfansen oes entlaus
fenen D4fen bes Sc3ueloerbauern be-
tbeiIigt baben."
DrtsPDIt5iit: Dgaa, bel ben teBigen
sSIeifApreiIen9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
DrudfebIer

Der fir beute angetinOtate nQobeus
grin" muBte i'm lebieu Momente aba
geiogt peroen rtil Der DariteQer oes
aDuigs, Scrr @r39lmger. pl0Blib
unbdblich purSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Gin fur3er Spab.
Drei ED9ter bat mein gta9bor 4,
Rutb, Nnnelieie unD &ldrmen,
Die eine lit 3, bic nd4Fe 1T 10,
Die dIteite 20 Sdbr6eu.
Die Rutb betam ais Mei4ua9tsscs
i1ent
Sin piipp9en gum sr0Btsn Slide.
Das bat ein fiiBes DoAsgeiicbt
llRb cine blonoe periide.
Die 2ieIs erbieIt Elm berrli9es &leib
llub S9ube BON SaffranleOtr,
limb I9lpar5e, Ieibene StriimpFe DaSu
llnO Elm 9iit4en NIT ipaIlenSer 6eDer,
llnb Rldr9en triegts men BrdutiguHt,
Der iie perebrt unb bepuroert,
sic f9rieben lnter Dem Sannenbaum
8erlobungstarten breibunbert.
Die Wlutter fennt tbre S09terlein gut,
llnb faltct bic SGnbe bic olisu:
ngl9, ipenn bod tpenigitenS big na9
benz Selt
Die brei Gei@eute nod baIten!"
&
Die puppe eing 5uerit entSipei,
@rbielt Diel 9iebe unb 69mtHe,
Der Qlnuelteie ncueites RleiO
9at piele sleden unb RiHe.
glu9 &ldr4sus Yrdutigom 1T nidt
mebr ba.
6ubr ab nad Dem eigenen Seilne
Sebr ernf, bebsntli9 unb in li9, oes
tebrt.
Die 9erlObuug eebt pobl aus benI
Qeime.
9ie Wlutter 1T nun trourig unb trii6,
Sic Ibeint ii4 erni;lid al trGnRn,
Der Batter rau1t 3igarreu unb
ipriat:
nHu ia, bas tonnt' ih mir 5eHHen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
DefD n . m II Is.

Sdreiber; nllnIer beriibmter D1it.
biirger, Der Di9tsr S9pdbele, pirr
in IeBtsr 8eit toloFal Didl"
9iireermeiter; nS6 babe audi mil
S4redsn bemertt ilnb bss6alb erlpoz
gen, Ob mir tbm ni6t 10 balO pig
mTgli9 Elm Dsntmal Iebeu q
pirO BON SaRr 81 Sabr tbeurer"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
pie 6statombs. E.

9fe Setatombe.
pptbaaoras, uIs er ben 2ebrfab famo,
Gen er geiubt in Dielen Iongen Gagen,
&icb opferGo bunoert fette Ofien
id)logeil.
@er oaS be3ahlen f0ntR bei ltnS 6lI
&ano,
Der iaB aIs Wdaitndr i'm SlubeltanO
ltiN t6at ii6 nicbt nit N2atbenatif
i6lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

&atb.
Menn Du Elm OeutI6er DiGter 6tit,
penn 20 :. iePs setrOmmeIt uub sepfiffen,
Ntrit Du na9 LANCER 9ungerfriIt
9On einem &inO oufgssriffeul
penn niitst 5idb slsiG pen a peu
Sn Define Bi9er al ber S4tmmel,
ge9lt Du i'm &ino in bic 6Db,
So 9dngt boll @etgen Dir Der Sim=
mel.
gl9, fAriebit nit 9einem SersbIut
ou9
Du 0romen nit bel bun6ert Qeichen.
Su ptlt unb bletbit Elm ormer @aub,
%annit Du ben ,Giutopp" nicbte e.
reiCben!
9ft, ioGrit 9u Elm genie IeGbSt oar,
Gum eien BAIT Du teinen Sapben =
9ertilmter 0t9ter Sonprar
sSrluat aber Sob unb braune 2appen.
Drum rat9e bem gOeten i'd:
nBeDor Dsin leBtes @l0dlein l6utet
81 Deinem Sell perI9ret6e Did
per 9einpanb, bic bic Melt beOeutet! r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

@eomter gum Dieultm6b9en bas
einen 9eiratbsitpinbIer 3ur QlnSeige
gebraht boD: nNiFen sic ni9t Elm
beionberes Renu5ei9en bon benz
ITla9tigeug. 8eIinuen Sie Ii9 eius
mall"
DienItmdOhen (perf@dmt): mSas
inObl er briidt beim SRaFsu bas
linte 9luae 0u!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
81 ii s lei d..

nonner3ienratb gum Bepcrber iai-
her Iottsr, eiucm tief berHbilloetea
paron): sd mitb Sybncu ober often
heSttben, meine Gofter nlaht iib ans
Hbnen gar ni6ts.1
8oron: ,Sbooet nid)tsl 0afiir
mode idJ aus ibr cine Srau @oroninl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

9ntel Gum Neffen, Ser in OtFea
9eimatbsltabt ilrbireu pilD. sHu Bit
ieBt nod Elm NeuIing bier, stes
Searll Wenn Gu bober irgenO etmas
Daft, ipsuOe Did nur bertrausnsDoII
an midi"
glefFs: n9iebcr SnieI, oiirfte i'd
MIDI nidt Iieber an Did penOen,
ipenn i'd nibts babe9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
0er NrobinAprob.

Serr Suber (Oer ouf Der GpeiIes
tarte gum erItenmol DaS Mort W&od=
tltrtleiuppe seIeIen): nGeIlnerI sic
biirfen mir cine gebratene Modturtsl
taube brineen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Ger mo0erHe@a 3D.
.1euft Gub @laners 2icsdeu bat
NIT i6reu ls Sobrcn ihon enI Bud
9eidlriebeil"
vglibt m0aHdj &ie bciBt eS BEINGS
uRat9iAIage iix Sungaeiellelt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

nlln6 fpie eebPs nit bcm 9lppetit9"
- aS@Ie6t, Serr 9ottor, Iblsdt ~
mir Ibmeden ntdf einmdI mebr bic
Sahen, bic Sie mir Derboten boben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

m@on bier 8rautens 2iebesgaben?
Det is ia bic reiuite 9ieamieI"
pSa, id ipecB oo9 MD. Mmor muB
mir birett nit n wtai1tnenscipebr
QetroITen baben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
@essfariunif9 ous9e-
Driidt.

o.: .Mie ssbt IS benn S1rem tlei=
hsn Sobn9"
9. (@eeetariner); rDaute r. er
I9iebt aana gut ius araut"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
s m 9ifer

gieoner n. 9ns 8utr1uen, mel.
ne serren. oiirfen Sie 8u mir bobeu.
OaB i'd meine @eiinning niHt, pie
Elm SemO, ale feds Monate pebsIel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
GtIfo

GrduIein (no8ocm Tis beim Sci
rat9s @ermittIer eineu @orT6uB ges
Ietitet BAT, fdiidtsrne. oMonn t6nnte
ih mir bouu meinen Mlann abbolen9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
8al I ii . feI.

Game (ouf Der glusliellunQ)
n9eun, Serr 2eutuant, poIleu Sic
ni9t ouG einmol Sen Speilen- rno
@etr1nfe, ,glutomat probieren%
vgaee, lit mir 5u i1ofel, linlmt feia
IGrinfielol~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
q a rio II te

Diurntlt Rielfelrer (Dor benz 9lmtss
gebGube an einem iAOueu Na4mltr
tag, ieuf5enb auf bic ll9r ic4enc):
nGs 1T gu i@0n nm rOrei" gu iein!T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

u@Seine SSruu lit 10 in5llperlaiiiG
mie 0aS g9etterl"
nDo fonuen sic nod 5Ifricoen
ieinl @aeinc 6rau lit 10 un6uuerIdiha
tpie Die MetterborauSiagenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

I{tern.
Den @ortrab batten bic primeln GEE
fit6rt.
sic muBtsn ben 2en5trieg srfDedeu
Sic pareH BON 6eIoberrn SriibIiug
ertiirt
Den Binter gum gfiidgang gu neden.
Damn tamen i'm fiegbaFt berIdreitens
ben Wtai
Die gGume nit 8liitbengefdpFsn
llnb b'rduf nit 9roGt unb Slang unb
SuAbei
Der itiirmenbe &erntrupP IT bic ROs
fen.
llub nun 1T bic g2oHbut ben 2lItern
bertraut.
S6rem grnIte blieb es beI9ieben,
Dem Sera, bas duf etpigem Sommer
gebuut,
Die Rube 3u bringen, ben 8rieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

8ater: nSSofoble, penn OeineSd dull
aufeabe niht bis 6 llbr fertia lit,
aibts Smiel
Snboble; 80 mel, iiaB fon1nit Der
.Na60er on iAon init IN llIttHatnnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Brofelpr: oGhniot fonmen
Sic nal berars. lleber ipen lcben
Sie oenu Die gan8e 8eit? lleber mid
bielleibt?"
Sduler: 0Rein, Serr 8rofeiiorl"
Brofeiior: n@eipiB larbeu sic iiber
mid. Sd miiBte niht, mas bier ionit
ld1erlid fem f6nntel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
Ger Serr @aItDof.

SD babe eebort oaBSie iufaiicn-
De 95eueruugen in sSbrem 8etrieb
0lr6gefiibrt baben, Serr @obinger2 ?"
,5tiuntI 81 6enlieriheib'n ian
bilbt norm uno orei nere 8arten-
N'ipiel bab' i'd altflegen laiienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

g@as, eiHcn EaideHoer foItet ooS
Stiueben?~
r9a, beoenfcn Sie bod ben lett.
gen SApeinepreis I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
@iiaer nn0 @Eeniden.

. il der unO Wfenfden.
GS 9ibt @eui6eu, sic ibr @obeI.
friibitiid partout arf ousgeliebeuen
gii1ern elieu miiiieH.
Gie @ereeiienbeit beri6lingt 70
malldlen 9liltur, oeiien giirber emit
plrOen.
gsiemono ertpartet 10 biel Onnfbar.
felt bon Dir ais EN- gefannter, Der
Oein BUD gefollft bat.
giienols miro bid Elm SSreuno ais
Didter auerfennen penn er ielblt
nibt oidteH fam; 0idtet er aber
icIbit oam erit retbt nihtl
g(ub IN Der i0brlihen @Hherflut
Sbipin1mt oft oben oaS leihtelte @lt
@S lit cine peiie giuribhna, oab
man i'm @ube oes 2ebens nidbt aub
oas lebte &opitel 5uerlt leien fanH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

sic: n@o fAau, Artbur, iDie baa
MaRer i'm See 10 terrliG gilbert.
@r; 0Sa, bas reiRIte @Ipcerin".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

pgis oie 9ognoffluide leer it'll"
Sn Der &unFausFeGGung.
. pel1 Elm 9srenton5 bon Jorben!
Qitt elmer bier an filler Wutb
llnb iprtBte S9leim unb Teusreorben,
Ausraienb feline Gieberglutb9
gutqucllen bisIe meiIten 6ormen
Dem SbOb Des 66llenla5arstts9
A9, ausgelOibt linb ale Normen,
llnb ouf bem aoPf itsbt bas @eIebl
Wer lam bas 6arbentndu'L entrGt6z
feln9
Sits GjdnIetlein2 SITS &rautIalat9
Sinh es 0uIaren9 Sinb es 8reoelns
Sifs So85eit ooer At.eutat9
Bin id nitbt ilor i'm Sberitiibels
SAB in bes u Walers 0irn 0er
Elaps9
I'm @ottes iptllcn, mir ipirb libel ~
Serr yla@bar, bite; einen @9uaps!
Gin no0erner 8ettIer.
Sousfrau: aSelte lit Greitog
boffeutlib nebmen Sic aith nit Der
einfahen @oiieriuppe porlieb."
@ettler: 80, i'd babe itets nteine
BoutqoHIpiiEie BET mir = s.ss..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
81 i ber & d oIe

Sin S6ulbube btfGtperte iib ipies
Oerbolt BEL Teinem Batter, bob ibn ber
2ebrer 10 i9ifouiere. 8a ging enbs
li9 Ner Batter nit Ieineni 8ubsn au
benz 2e9rer unb fraete 6ieTsn, lpie es
tomme, bdB er ieinen 8rbeu fprtpdb,
renD Ibitoniere.
nDas 1T ia burhaus nidt Der Ton.
ih m0bte ben 8nuben nur 70 peit
bringen, boB er nit ben onberu fort=
tommt, nameutli9 i'm 9te1ueu 1T er
f4tpu6. Sag einmol FaperI, biel 1T
3X32"
rSigit, Batter, iebt fongt er I9on
tpieDer an" lagte ser 8ub.
X X X
2ebrer: rWarum baben bic S6fen
60rner9 (Qtugsmeiues G9lpeigen.)
glun, ipsiB es benn gar feiuer9 (Gin
Singer fbneIIt in Sic S6be), QObo. alIo
9ans, Jag es uns einmoll;
Sous: nMeiI Tie Elm &inbDieb ifnb,
Serr 2ebrsrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

gtu6 in ser iGbrIi6eu @Hherflut
Sbtuimmt oft oben oas Ieidtelte @ut.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-27
RuSSo-German Peace Meet
ToBe Held Again in Sweden

London, Dec 2o.-Ihe socialist
revolutionary majority IN the con-
stituent assembly has decided 10 con-
woke that body January ,, according
to a Petroerad dispatch to the Times,
although the Bolshcviki government
has said it was determined to prevent
the meeting or the assembly inde-
pendent OF its sanction.
NJ. Borovsky, the Bol>hcviki repre-
sentative in Stockholm, a dispatch to
the Morning Post from the Swedish
capital says, confirms reports that
Stockholm will be the scene Of the
continuation Of the Russo-Gctmau
peace negotiations He says that the
sessions in Stockholm will begin early
in January, when all the delegates
now at Brest-Litovsk are expected i'll
the Swedish capital.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-27
WEBSTER DEFENDS
HOWARD COUNTY
Printing Commissioner Says All
Funds Have Been Subscribed
and Instances of Disloy-
atty Are Few.
u'rom Staff Correspondent

Lincoln, Neb, Dec. 26.-(Spccial.1
Printing Commissioner Webster
returned to Lincoln today from his
old home IN ST. Paul, Howard county
where he investigated charges made
that Howard county had subscribed
practically nothing to the Red Cross
and other activities Of the war. He
SAYS.
The various committees engaged
III wa activities arc reporting good
results IN lIoWard county. The
Young Mems Christian association
iund reached almost $l,500, consider
ably above the quota for the county.
The Red Cross drive was supported
by all our reoplc aHd the quota for
the county oVer-subsCribcd The
number Of knitted articles sent to the
soldiers through the Red Cross.
Tcachcd into the thousands, ard the
good ladies OF the county arc still
hard at work providing more for the
offenders ct the country. The recent
Young Mems Christian association
drive resulted in almost $500 col
lectcd. a fourth more than the quota
OF the county. The Knights Of Co
lumbus collection for the benefit OF
the solder boys resulted i'll almost
500 being subscribed and the
money sent to tive i~nnt whcrr - viii
Al.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-27
North Platte Red Cross
Is Busy Organization

North Platte, Neb., Dec 26.-lSpe-
cial)-On December Is Ross Ham
mond delivered an address OH what
he saw and learned on his recent
visit to first line trenches in France.
The auditorium was packed.
Red Cross is working i'll harmony
and is the busiest organization this
town has ever seen, More than 500
pounds OF finished products were for
warded in one day The Sammic
girls are equally active and efficient.
Registration under the new order
is in progress, All these activities
carried on by volunteer help. North
Platte will do its full share from Red
Cross work by the women to service
at the front by the men.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-27
Beatrice Red Cross Sets
Goal at $500 Members

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. 26,-(SpecialO
Red Cross membership campaign
will be continued to January !, ac-
Cording to the announcement Of
Chairman Hevelone of the county
committee. He estimates that there
will be at least $500 members in the
city, and approximately 10000 in the
county.
]. S. Atherton, for nearly 40 years
j resident Of Gage county died at
his home in this city yesterday, aged
68 years. Mr.. Atherton is survived
by his widow and two sons, J. r,
Of Lincoln, and Dee OF this city.
Chief OF Police Dillow proposes to
enforce the speed limit ordinance for
autos within the city limits and
hardly day goes by but what some
one is fined for burning up the roads,
Mayor Saunders has given out orders
to enforce the law
Albert Sage OF this city and Miss
Frances Mahoney, who were married
at Omaha last week. arc visiting in
the city with relatives.
announcement was received here
yesterday Of the death Of Mrs. NJ. A.
>ydenham, formerly OF this city,
which occurred Saturday at her home
at Laramie, Wyo She was the
daughter OF Mrs William Pitcaithlcy
OF this city. The body will be taken
to Axtell for interment.
Claude w. Bay, member OF the
national army at Camp Funston, and
Miss Amanda Jensen OF this city
were married at the Lutheran parson-
age by Rev. A. NJ. Rcitzel.
II. L. DempSter, who has been sales
manager Tor the Dempster company
here for the last few years, has been
transferred to Denver to become
manager OF the Dempster branch
house there to succeed Fl. L. Warner,
resigned He and his family will
leave for that place this week.
Word was received here yesterday
Of the death OF Mrs. Mary L. Bilyeu.
formerly OF this city. which occurred
Il. the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Habig, at Tacoma,
Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-12-27
SENATE ORDERS
HEAVY WOOLENS
FOR U. s. TROOPS

Ten, arc without wooden blouses and
overcoats, the combined shortage in
the several camps above named being
not less than 10000 overcoats and
$1,000 wooden blouses, this committee
hereby requests the secretary OF war
to take immediate steps to supply
said enlisted men with overcoats and
wooden blouseS.
1T further appearing that there may
be shortage of said articles at Camps