davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26

a.. 1rx GL. T1rt
ole Senfidlen baben IN Der Wss
seno beg 9agels 5O4. roroiueitlid)
pon SeroiiiI, ott Dttentnr ergrtftca!
nno tran5ot'fdpe Vraben, ole ttd) anF
nngetdtr cine WfetIe eritreden, CT
itirmt. wegenansriffe Der Jran-
solen in Der folgenotn aad)t mis-
glndten. Die Sen1dtn blieben I'm
Ueft Der 0raben. Sie faad)ten 5OO
Wefangene nno nabmen sehn VIA.
ldfnkn1tl@ l@ate. Die lffenflpe oer
OentlAen breitttt f4 aaf tins 5itit-
I'D htffe Stt4e ans. e qfe 0eAf-
I6tn 8fiffen da' '6itr Sttaen siuif&tt
BEN Aputenrt Gkb9t5 nn6 6fut 81.
ten @anntS 9ii1tl5 tinf Gutfefnitns
BON brei Hn9 tI4tf 6dlRtn !,
an. Die IfaRSIen i6t6sH d4t 9.
Critic bls dhf 61R am NhBeI 304
snri68ti @In8I4 Dd6en.
III 9a6lkn bdbsu in Der Sc
sfnb Ssa 3jtkd, auf briDen Geiten
be- 0Inies Ga, rHfil&e &tellnngen,
bier an ber 9a4f 4eh6maatn. Dies
yprrs6en In ben StrHI Giimpfeh lilt
nmr baoAr1 m5glid), 6af bic Simple
feit ibergtffForfiii linG Gtsrnangrif. O
fe Str HmFeff dmf SEM Eititfef ber
Aa iinb misgFidt. Gie Dentldeii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26


= liner Staatsoepartement bat
ssgen yeittmmn9gen oer nensn me- MI,
Etfamtld)en Ssrlallnrs 9, prolcl1lerI,
ole aloer o'e 0etWagHayMe pl,ualen
glgentams Inr oIenil'@e SUeee
lanoeln nno ote pell.mmen oaR 9tse'
mano oon Sfenern oeiretf isln lpAe'
yle 1rofelse Dnroen ah1 SeIaHla!'
lnng non Nmeriramsrn erBootn ote
4ranoetgtnmm m WteTifo ooer loge'
nannfe HunSfhtpnen nelteen. inner
Sfdatsttretar ma@f cte meTtfantlge
Mfgterhn8 Ddfahf anImertlam oae
oerarftge UeFtmahn8en fnogiiayer
ysetie 81 Sermeditngea mn gen Sef. t
Sfadtcm nno nsf n'anoern Sanosfh,
otreH StaafsangfDDrsae vclo ~ Nc-
tito nttgele9f' gaben, fngfcn fonnisil.
DEF EruttF nnkrts Sfaatsleirefafs
ttiitt it1 HaitYftad)ltdD Daranf pan III
ben betreffthatil yeifsn'mnn9en
nid)ts nom elmer GmffdJetoitng oerJc.
niaen, oenen' oas gtgenfnrH fortge'
npintnen uiro, geiagt Vt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26
aur5t utbfrlidt.

,SSn Der 0egenb bon Teronn
fin6et cine oentld)e Cffeniiuc
itatt. Jrans0iiidje 9raben aitf
cine Strefe bon elmer Weilc
genommen.
Die Sentid)en nebmeu bier
rniIilde SteIlnngcn bei Siiga.
Grfulgreide Satigfeit beitt-
idber 1nftidiffe finbet 1T
ssyranfreid ftatt.
Sas engIilde Yarlament
ipirb am Z. Jebrnar crOfinet.
sSn bipIomatiidjen &reiiea
fpll man es fir mSglid) bal-
ten, bnk Bic Gentrnlmadjtc
6urd) bic nelIeite Trie0emsnDtc
oes Erafbeuten fin peranlaft
lperbrn mS9en, lire Jrieoens-
bebinguugen ~ nemuen.
aeidJte &fe finSen in
Maaenonien ftatt.
Die 0entldjtu MAIDEN Gefau=
gene in ben Gdiitengrabsil bei
Ibtims IMP 8errpan-9af.
Der fommelbt Sriessrat in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26
gtener : Motis.

Gtaats- in6 Gonntp-S -Steuern fir
baS Snbr 1916 anf grnu6- nne
periSnIides Gisentilm, miiiIen bis
smm 81. Sannnr 1917 an ben
GteMer Gplleftor Sobn Y. Sitter
entridjtet iucr6en, itni bic 3abInna
elmer Strafc nn0 Soften bon 10 Wru'
sent, bic anf periSnlidjes GigentnH'
cr1pben luer6eii, ST bermeioen.
Games 81. Dapis,
Goiitttns NiAter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26

n16elid iei baf Die Gentralmadte
bnrdJ bic meneite Jriebensnote nnic-
res Hrdiioenten beranlakt lueroeu
ln1dten, lire syrieoensbeDingnngem
sm nennem. Die Antiuort Der Gn-
tententGdte babe ben Gentralmad)ten
jcbe N0slid)feit aenommen, Die Mr-
beiten fir ben 6ritoen in irsenb ei-
ner Neiie fortsnieten, aber 0as
Hprgebcu Scs Yr6iibenten unb Der
@ortlaut ieiner 9sote, in Der er 81
reft Oaranf anfmerfiam made, bal!
bic Gentralmad)te lire 8ebingnnsen
nod nidJt seuannt batten, babe oies
iuieber m6sIid gentad)t mn0 Der aai-
Ter, Der entIdloiIem lei, ben Grie=
Sen berbei5nfiibrrn, lperee oieie &C.
legenbeit iebenfaGs bemnken. @ir
miiilen offen geiteben, 6ak mns bics
nod iebr sipeifelbaft erid)eint. 8ir
elanben nid)t, baf bic Gentraln.dd)tc
onrd bic Wpte bes Graiibenten ueT-
anlaft iuerben m0dten, lire asrie-
oensbe0ingungem sr nenncn. Dor
laitfia lit ErGiibent @ilion fein
anerfannter Sd)iebsridJter nnb ger=
mittler lmb sic gentrnlnlGdte baben
in oieier fsrieDensiad)e einsia nnS
nnb allein init ibren 3esnern, Den
sllliierten, ST TIM. Die eetteren ba-
ben aber alc nnb jebe MnnGbernng
in Gesma amf syrieoen in nngesOgcr-
tier @eile abgeidDlasem, es iei benn,
Die GemtraImG6tc ieien bereit, 'anf
ibre M0biinnigen 8ebingnnsen -.
glnfteilnng Der Siirfei, 9lbtretmng Gl-
iaf 9otbrinsen's, Gdlesiuig's, Eu-
ien's nnS anberer @ebietsteile
0emtid)lnnbs mno glbtretung Cali
;iens, g06mens, 0l6brcns, Sie-|
6enbirgens, srients, ssitriens, 81
Ibriens mnb 9almaticns bpn Seiten
Csiferreidl 1lnaarns - einsnse-
ben.
9lm Z. sstbriar iuerben Der a6-
nia ltn6 bic G6nigin oas cngliide
Earlamemt mieber erDffnen, abcr
pine grofe Geremonien. statt Ser
Gr6ffnnngs5eremunien ioa an benz
Sage Elm GROCER 5rit5ig militari-
iden nnb maritinlcn aarafters TAFT
fin6en.
Sn Weiu yprf mill man cine Gum.
miidlmiaeelei ent6eft baben. Qeutc
uon benz belgiiden Sampfer Sam
lamb, Der milSe 0aben fir bic not
leiOenSen yelsier nad Gnropa
brinet, iol(en bei bieier SdmnsgeIei
beteiligt geiueici iein. ssiini uon
itneii iinb berbaitet. Gs beikt, ban es
fidJ itmt 2ieiermngen bpn 0nmmi
nad SentIdlanb banbclt.
Sn Iasebunien, an Der Gerna nnS
Der Strmma ha6cn leidltc @efedlte
itattgefnnbcH bnrdl bic iidj uidlt5
ueranbert bat.
Sn Der yGbc Der iruus6iiiden
StGbte Hbeims nno SarrD-am-Tne
labcn hie Seutidlen crfolgreidJe gln
ariffc auf fran;Oiiidle Sdiitcnsrabeu
acmadDt nno cine MnsaIl Gefnngere
nus linen bcramsgchplt.
Die i'm Grieae perIenften Sdlifie
bclaufen iidJ anf 1f49 nit cincm 0e-
halt non 2,0S2,6S3 nno bic lual-
renb bsc Grieaes nen erbanten
SdDiffe anf 2506 nit einem 8ebalt
ppu t,S99,943. Die @erlnite lua-
rem nlIo ar0ker nls Die @ciuinnc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26
6ranj6iide 6ribtn ani eint &tiIt gtnpmmta.
GroBer deutlher 6rfclg bel Riga.
4uqf eiats Denti6n aritgsi3iTe5 aui bic eugl aift
Der Kampf Scr Gcrpcnebcetc 1T
Scr 11crNicc.

INN seiten oes ;seinSes. 9as au-
osronnte Want nohm trnhSem es
he;hSS;ot mor. nm aampfe tell uno
hrcd,te s;nem enoIildru aeitronern
;d,msre Weid,anio,'nnem bel. Ser ..0e-
;trnneru ionf inSfer Sin Srittes
Se,tt;d,es Mant bohrte einem feinSii-
Ism Ne,trnnern II Sem G,r,tnS Su
roloe fe;nSI;her 1te6ern,od,t snn I'D,
ofsr o,,d, S;es wnnt ,,nheYd,SSiot a..
r;f nnS fom, i;dler i'm Hafen nm.
- 0.a.,h.n o,,a M.rI;n ,nelnen Sos
1919 sfa.Sxan "a o,,f+;d,;ff. -, gseiten
~ -. :,.' q, ,.y',;s anaa a,;sr,,,.osfIScs, 49,
D.' .." "S:Ss,.ass,'" ..,,s ss,a
I:sI os Sa: o., Nv aaoss''ss h;a,.s vo~osSrnnas
s.Is'a ... ...s.s. "ss ,,,ss4,,ol1s o. d,r;S,
.a,, .aD @sy n.T;.sert at'''e sohsn a. ~ mnrSen
81 g. s,s,,ssa,, s.,s'l ,rS a sra,,orS fs;;sns,sr.
=. m ,.s.Sth .%.yl, san 49," 4auss MI Grfaio
:, "osD 'x w n..;M;;.s, a.y, ~ n.,Sa;,.., ..S
~. ~. I' ,.,,s aIf.;,, n,,s gar,,,S ~, 81,
."oss ~ t,,. 49, -, ', ,m.1d,. 81 anitsM;ifsr
sss"s.a p%4 Sn.+,,, Msh :, = nI,s,,s snhirs;dsr
S..s4ss S.s:s ~, ys so6s,, p s.. - Ssrt;s,sa
o..s.;4:sta as4sy''a yaD' as - .x aa.rr.r
;a .ras s.'.sI ss;;.r Aa ot o.;t;d,;ffe
~. = o'' =. ~ rta.sn s g.. ',e.n,s or,.4
mint nnu Sm,fom smei f,inSIid,e
omftrd;fie saris ;nnrrhof6 Ser nemt,d,,n
/ Q;n;sr fernnterosI,rod,t ;gSSI;M
nm p;0e hot psmtnnmt nou 9P;d,tf,n.
ion ,e;neu s;e6se6mten Quft,;eo ,r-
fad,tsn IA ,,sn ~ Sey Ehomnanrs Q,mt.
rnnt WoISom,,s - ,e;ncw .e6nten Nre;
fs;rSr;hs Qfsro,,lnrs ,n,s; ,,,;s,n'
nnrts mns 81, sesarmon ' ,,,nrSen +,
Ssr S3shs INN sort Nnro,,,mont noM
heft;ns,y Somnfe 6eruntsroehrad,t e
Gina honnn hat 1entmont ssronfI
| bermrt.r osrd,osSsn. - nor Sos
fSrf,ssrte ss S,,it,M;if sas - aamnfs
nnfs1,;o ceroMt ' hot
Mns Gs,snnrt M.ma Mo s,,ras
oe;term "enslns+ man nla,,6e nm,
nnrt ons Sos ,fmter;ss;d,;is Ssut;h.
Iansn ,ssss.n 1,,b, =, 6r5sn "y snstsr
j nsll+. SM ,. ssrc,,s o. 81. ,uom sos ,,s,,s
ln.s ~, ,,sr;fcr;,%. w. T ,t,,tsry.sha"4 g . OH
n..a'.', r,;t s.a. ,tm4.x,..Sts;s. 'e T..4,hfenan
nsr,n.Hs.rt ~. Slss .''''''' hefn "A''''""'
'',. M V"'',
au Suyun gu' cue saaplneIiI'.
!s, p,e 1ne aAl'elIen SaaOer us
leRI geyup1 gapeH. SeI aatler er-
nann!e pps e'n.ger oe'1 cen sselc'
MaIlgan selaHM e 5Hm Fremlermi-
aV Oe!e v1HeHHahs erre81e
earle IppolsI!on. Sm parlameni
louIe e'n y. ge'siIaaensDoIam .s:n ! ge9en
eas neHe l 1f'1,gsssnm l,ss ssa,l ~. anSfaommfR
ue1eeH, aper o.e Tegse!H1a ram c'e-
leT nuF@a 5npor Lole s'el@ III OCT
utoIlnnHse''plmg Sas pans aaI ano
eloMeIe neae 1,ameH gu, cle 'pasI: ny
tge'Ma'g .M Apru ooeI 1m ysa'
nnHegu''en "elrsn. r.eM'e'"ln.
au .,s Sstanan sa,laIle lpa'tl o'e
M gnuIIoIang @u.0.a oes rl Sar'amenIs le' ta eIne
Es'weAo'BIe! sewel1h, cenH q vaoe
Hg y.eI hm oas WOt oes Sahces
SsyasGs' S nno g'Masl gem nIANs =. &C
HH WI VIC eus.s'sh 5AlhuNe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26


si1 iuoaen. Der Seidlmf ridjtct iid
natiirlid gegen Die in ieiner neneiten
Jriebensnute ansgeIprodcne Hpli-
tit Des Graiibentcn, bor alien gcgen
ben &6lferbnnb 5nr 0eritellung bcS
Jrieoens. gorab fpmnt bon sSbabp
mnb lit McpnbIifaner. Sein @orge-
ben lit Elm @eueis Safiir, 0af Sic
Nepnblifaner ooer ,penigitens en-
Sell btritIben segen bic yoiitlf bcs
Srafoenten anf's Gntid)ieoenite pro-
tcitieren iuerben.
! Sie ugpiiiide 3citans" prrDf-
fentlid)t ierfntionele geridtc, bic
aus Eetersbmra in Gbriitinnia einge=
troffen iirb, nad iuelden Der
Griegsntiuiitcr Sdtniuajeip, Der 81
nansr1iniftcr Bari itno Scr S6di-
fpmmanoiercnbe Gleoegern smriifgc-
treten iinb. Der friibere Yremier
Gtiirmer lei snm 8eirat bes Wsini-
tiers bes glnsiuartigen nnb General
G;nrfoiu 51m' SDditfonmanbierenoe oeir
ernannt fuorbcn. Die Insfnbr boil
3eitlngen, 3eitIdriften mnb 8iderm
lit perboten iuDrbcn. Sn Ectersbnrg
berridlt cine anferorOentlide NerDp-
iitGt. 9ieiicnbe, ipelde oas GanO
perlaiien molten, baben Die gr1ften
Sdjipierigfeiten. 9ic Mbienbnng poM
sclegramnen 1T nnm6glid mnO bic
9iegierung inadt Die gr0ften sn+
itrengmngen, iiber ale gegebenbeitcn
oas sr6ffe Stillidueisem sn beiuab-
rem.
v&eim Grobercr ipir6 Gcltlf)lan0
ientals in's Sflapenjodj sipingea
f0nntr, sIeidbieI iuefde Wiadtmittet
linn aud snr gerfigang iteben in6-
geri. - Sp crffGrtt Gr. b. Beth
mann.6pllpts In einem 6ffentliden
Sdjteiben, nit ipcldlem CT bic Gnt-
riiItana Der StnHdst giation ans
bradt nnb iber Bic 3nriifluciitna
Der SentIden Jriebensborldldse mnp
bic Grobenngsplanc Der gliierten
ansStiifca6e 3nidJriften ors @eiperf=
iMaffsbtrbanbes, Ser Gbriitliden
4emtfffddfftn, bes Centidl Natio-
naftn @trbanbes Der Saiiblmngsgc-
biiftif NIB 'i6nfidjer Crsaniintionen
beantipprtet bat. 9ns SdJrei6cm
oes GansIers Iantct I'M iueicnfliden:
pSd lDeif, baf Sir Brief bic 0e6an.
fen bon Nsil(ionen nnierer 2anbs-
Iemtr iunsSriift. yfit iebem Ease
entbillt set sSeino ieine ani bic
gernidjtnng Gcntidlanbs inO Iei-
mer gerbiinbeten absieIenben slbiih.
ten IdjanIpIer. Stein Grobercr luirb
inbeF jennls int Stanbe feim,
Oeittidlanb in's Sflaueniof ST
siuimsen, sIeidpiel, luie grofl bic
linn snr gerfiisnns itc6cnben WadJt.
mittel iein m6gem. Ginig I'M Gampf
itm nnIerc, bic Hed)te anbrrer ME
beeintradtisenbe 1reibcit, babcn mir
bic meme 6eramsfurbernng anscnom-
men. Die Satiadle, oaf in cielcm
idiueren 9iingen Die bentIdDe 9lrbelt
frem smm |aterlanbe balt, bilbct ci-
ne iidere @eiuabr fir mmicrcn
IdliehlidJen Siea nnb fiir ciuc 3n-
fnnft Semtid)lanbs, in Der allc lei.
ne S0hne Grfolg finocn werbem."
Der Gprrclppnbent oes ySnterna'
tional gleius Serbice" in Nntifer-
oam beridltct bic glemkcrnng cimes
bcfannten Tiplomaten, nndl Scr cs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26

Standardization il, Der Salle
ser Sermannsiobue am Samita5
II. Sonntag, ben 81. II. %. Sanuar-
@elffIeiid), @ellpurit nno @urlt-
ilippe. 9fur fir Sermannsiobnc.
Scben ,Sonntas Gelifateiien Counter
I'M Speile5ilnmer NIT ansgelpablfer
Snfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-26

- 9esablt Cure ySpl Gar, nnr
mod 3eit Biz snm 81. Sanitar.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13

por,, Fan, Evo ,.non, n,iny named
,,rn,,5ort p,,b .,,Ios b,y. assembled
,nr,o ,nrc,s and ,bc latest adyices in
dicot, war will hreok ont nj any mo-
ment
m. cep.r,l oninion is that Gen.
Ch,n, JIeun ,s cndeovorlnp to set up
, dirtotorsh,p. using the Young en-
nornr nc rntsnnw, So far japan
seems ,,c,,pnd nor 70 Interfere I'm this
chincsa cmhrorlio
e..,. pio.. 1, e. G, o,,.
e'e'S ~, 49,,
has, OF. LOUIE i".' WY 49, ' ,.a,
the r"i VI u'9S'"'' "r ,',',
week WIN rive ''''s u, ~"
th"h lo' "'S'"''
,n' ",F'u i"''' NV; ,a,,,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
METHODIST
Regular services as follows:

NCbuidi oSi WIGS as lOllOWS.
Sunday School at $50 PREACHING
at l0:45; Junior League at 2:3O.
Epworth League at GAS: PRAYER
meeting every Wednesday evening
at 7:3O. II. &. Bolen, Pastor.
GRACE BAPTIST
The Sunday School and church
attendance were good last Surdav
Were pleased to note the presence
of our visitors Their lrtrp.t,nce
at our service is always INSPIRING
and welcomed Or .uhj,rt w,s.
"Ihe Birth From A,,v," Text
John 81 'Iv ms. b. bHn a-,In"
The Rev Nr Hlrri,,n's address
III the evening at The park was very
much appreciated by those of our
people who were present to hear
him We feel tnlt iuy VINO nav
mss hearing these oar VI town men
are rObblng then>rlvr, Of = rare
treat aud lncIdeul.y SluNiuL de-
piOraUie lack oil interest IA these
park services. lit" mirS rr, pf
the tumn have a.r,el no hrld these
services. not only FIR tnn,l pwn con.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13
MARKET LETTER


90. NAIlD\N. SI0tk YARDS, ILL.,.
Cluln rar.,or% have b. II light
th,~ Seak and n" mlrket is Zoe
hIeh.r ON rnnlce steers. others
steady Top nilv b-lna Sl3.l0
for one lrli Of lul5 popnd yearllnG
steers shiah sc Sold. "nirh are the
highest priced car of c3'tle ever
So!A ON this N rkct.
Bulk Of the prime steers from
Sl3Zj ro 1875. Choice SIPS to
1915. Gooi Sil7j to 1850 Nod.
nm - 80 rlO25 Far killers S25
to 800 Common S725 IT'S.
Srolkcrs >r"4av Choice 81 IS to
1926 Go)i S775 toS3i Fair 700
tot - Common $3.50 20 CTS,
Htrfer, >jemy. Cnprne Sl2 30 to
1885 God $lOS5 TO II 50 Meil,
Nh $500 I, SIS Sock heifrrs
,. ~ ,: c,ooo
Io77 G,.j .,-5 :, asa NeIi-
nan 81 in .,SDl Cutters Sr1lrn
'G75 C,rprrs S55OtoGOO Stock
rr,s SG5Or,7Ol
Huo r.na,,,. liberal marker Il
.,n - l,.y.-p,r.. ar, ~, I,yer
,,pI,,st h,.. II. Vao,,r. hast
,.,rrpnr and ha,yy n,a. SI51; +,
iI77n G,,I ,n;v.d ,rd G,h,
hr,rh,r. SII21 p, l77l C,,d.
.aiah, r,.sl1lQlto los p,ck.
c.s ell25 ,l4Iq
/ Soec, rocainrs 3lOo marker
stead, on >h,en Bulk Of the GOOD
+, rl.,ro i,,,h. Sl77n +, 1878
r.,.....,, 60, ,,.i. h-...,.,..,
in..s. 50 7n Far IN s,,d lambs
/ SIlOD 20 1850 CplIS Sll
Go To Church Sunday Movement
/ The Go 70 Church Sunday
! Movement is rapidly becoming a
National onn. a,d is timely during
tnr var u,ri,i far il * natural
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13
Clarence HAYS, Executor,
MeriwetheI & Meriwether.
Attorneys for estate
Notice of Final S I'll me t

\. tice is hereby gwen 10 all
creditors aud other, Interested in
the estate Of Isaac A Borden de-
ceased that the Undersigned exec
utorS viii make final settlement oil
said estate at the next term ct Inc
Probate Court OF Monroe County,
Missouri to be begun and holden 10
the City of Paris, Mo. on Monday
18Th day Of August, 1917
ClariSa BOrd II,
Richard l. HaGan,
Executors.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attorneys for estate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13
news REVIEW OF
the PAST WEEK
Kerensky Leads Rlssll'S Army
in Renewed Offensive oil
GaiiCiar Front.
CREERI",e ..rE.'S F0G ALLIES

Work Of Cerm-" Sries in America Re.
suited IN Fut,e Submarine Attack
On Pc shrn.'s Trarsnorts-At-
tempt to Restore Mdrchu
Empire in CHINA.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-07-13
W. II Johnson. Pastor.
PRESBY TERRAIN

Regular preirAll4 >rryi.., nich
Sunday morning. Sunday S'np1l,
Emieavur aud prayer nrrune at
usual hours.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATIONS
REAL TIRE MERCHANT S

Ten or fifteen years ago the auto
mobile tire business was in its infan-
cy and what tires were sold were
merely exchanged, the consumed was
at the mercy of the manufacturer.
AS in olden days, business in the
tire industry was largely a problem
OF barter. Then if a merchant could
oVercharge a customer, or could lit
orally pawn off an inferior product
on which he made an exorbitant profit
he was considered a shrewd business
man. Business was a game of wits =
immediate profits were the goal Of
every one.
/ Little did the people dream that the
automobile would be what it is today.
Enormous increases in the output has
made the tire field grow in proper
ton and has necessarily placed it or
better merchandising basis.
Tire dealers are coming to realize
that shrewdness and success in bust
mess consists in giving their CUSTOM
ers fair deal They have found that
it doesn't pay to take advantage of
person for the sake of immediate pre-
fit, because, in nine cases out of ter,
that person will go elsewhere for his
purchases the next time, and thus
the future profits are lost.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com
pany has worked along these lines in
selling their service stations, and
have educated them to give their GUS
toners only that which VIII prove most
economical the end. They are build
/ ing into tires all the mileage they
know how, and they are relying on
their service stations to show the car
owner how to get that mileage out of
the tire.
To conserve tire mileage is their ain
and with it in view the Americas Au-
tomoble Company have set aside Sat
Iurday, November oath, for Tire Con-
servation Day in Amerlcus.
Messrs- II. F. McWaters and L. M.
Purdy, who are connected with the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,
will be in their store all day and viii
! go over every tire condition person
ally with all car-owners who come in.
They claim it isn't what you pay tor
an article, it's what that article de-
livers TO you, and the results you ge.
from it that interests us. In other
words, a real cheap purchase may
cost you more in the end than some
thing YOU pay a little more for ana
are shown how to get the best results
from it. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22

LONDON, Nov -22,-Seventeen Brit
ish merchantmen were sunk by mines
or submarines last week according to
the weekly statement issued by the ad-
miralty OF these ten were vessels of
1000 tons aui over, and seven of less
shan 500 tors.
last week record of British merch-
anthem sunk greatly exceeds that Of
the previous week, when only one YES
sci Of ! 500 tons or over. and five craft
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 21.-A yack
Of blankets and >Overcoats is assign
ed by Governor Dorsey as the cause
% the recent deaths among soldiers
at Macon He was in Savannah Mon
day and Tuesday attending the meet
ing OF the four companies of the
Land O0wners' and Cattle Raisers'
Association, He also reviewed the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22

four companies of the Savannah
Volunteer Guards (now coast artil
lery stationed at Fort Screven) in
the monster Red Cross parade. and
spoke at the Red Cross annual meet
ing monday night During the morn
ing the governor was the guest If
Mayor w, j. Pierpont aboard his
yacht on Inspection trip of the
river Luncheon was served aboard.
Governor Dorsey refused to deny or
affirm the reports that he would be-
come a candidate for the United
States Senate
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22

of less tonnage were sent TO the bot
tom. In fact. it represents in the az,
gregate. the greatest number of YES
sells destroyed since the week of Oc-
taber 2S, when Is were lost. Since
t1cn there has been gradual falling
off in slipping losses until the minimum
since Germanys intensified submarine
campaign began, was reached Novem-
her II, with a total of six
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22
Drink orange Crush, sc in bottles.

Good common sense always
takes precedence over any sub
iect that requires attention:
that's why educated fanatics never
amount to much, because they are mi
nus that great virtue known as common
or horse sense. Anybody can possess
this virtue, the uneducated as well as
the educated If you have the great
virtue referred to above, we would like
to have you try one twenty-five cent
bottle of Drews' Salve when you need
a treatment for Group, colds, sore
taroat, bronchitis, tonsilitis and pneu-
monia. We. your druggist, respect
fully commend this treatment to you
on our guarantee that if it does not
make GOOD, We will. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22
Cotton Seed Manufactured.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov o.
Cotton seed received at domestic mills
between August 1st and October 31st,
less shipments, amounted to 1896
tons, while crushings during tie same
period totalled S29,549 tons, and there
were on hand on the last named date
S96.294 tons, the census bureau an
nounced today
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-11-22
The STANDARD
ssE G
ssss a
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE


Each day While this sale goes on
we bring out certain selected lots of
goods. but the lowered prices apply
only to the quantities we have on
hand
We wish we had enough to supply
everybody at the reduced prices, but
what can We do when these lots are
gone? The jobbers and manufacturers
are asking more than our retail price
for many items advertised in thlSe
space today Here are the Special
Lots:
W0MEN'S NIGHT GOWNS.
Women's Flannelette Night Gowns,
made OF good Outings, white and col
Ored; each csc.
Women's pretty Muslin Gowns,
made of soft-fnished muslins, long OF
short sleeves, at CSC.
An UNUSUALLY FINE COL
LECTION OF SAMPLE GLOVES.
Heavy work Gloves and Garntlets
for men; value $1.00 to $500, Our
special sale price, SOC to $500.
MEMS COOPER RIBBED
UNDERWEAR AT S1.00.
You remember this Cooper Under
wear has been selling for $1.00 for the
pas ten years. Ask any underwear
dealer: he will tell you so. Our price
sOr this sale $100
BABIES WOODEN SHIRTS
ST Soc and $75c.
Most OF these are samples or they
would be S1O0; in all sizes; to s
years.
600 HEAVY MERCERIZED
TABLE DAMASK AT 75c.
" inches wide, pretty polka dot
patterns; only worth more than our
price at wholesale.
MEE>S $3.50 SHIRTS AT 81.
Surplus lot of the best makes Of
woven madras and percale made with
double cuffs, sizes IA to n.
eLEX SMITH FINE ADMINISTER
.gUGS AT $3.50.
Size &C by 70 inches. selling in the
est stores at $500 price from the
stock on hand; eeach $3.50.
SMITHS VELVET RUGS AT sl.9s.
Size 80 so inches. Every rug bears
the name of Alexander Smith & Sons;
price for the stock on hand, $i.98.