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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
COTTON is ACTIVE.
WITH PRICES FIRM
Business More General Than for
Some Time-December at
New High Mark

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The following tenn
reratures were recorded In the cotton belt this
m,ornins; ,,o,s; Tort smith. 2s; Shreveport. 30:
burg and Nashville: 49, ChattanooKa. Nshe-
VILE. Augusta end WilmIngton. 10; Meridian,
leigh. te; New Orleans. Pensacola and Macon.
~ Mobile and savannah. "a; Abilene.
and Galveston. 52: Tampa. 81; Del Rio. 40;
There was 10 inch OF precipitation ut Ru-
leigh ~ ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
CORN MARKET HEAVY,
WITH TRADING LIGHT
Quandary in Pit Over Fact That
Food Administration Will Not
Allow High Prices
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

AGO. Nov. 15.--The grain belt weather
I,I,ast Tor the next thirty.-ix hours follows;
hnnnois Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
o,n omsn and Nyomins-Pnrtly cloudy tonisht
W II.usyi not much change In trmperature
warmer northwest ~ '' 'n'N
Nnrth Dakota-Fair tonight and Friday;
Wnrmer tonight west,
thiaau.h Dakota--Partly cloudy tonight and
'U""si warmer Friday northeast.
extreme east ~"' """ '''""'' ""rmet
M,,pnntana-Falr tonight and Friday; warmer
"o''heast and central tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15

SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 15.-HOGS-Receipts
$500 head; 1910 lower.
sHEEP-Receipts, 1900 head Steady to
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Fat lambs IL
a S5c higher; feeders and fat sheep. strong
to CSC higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND ELOIrR

keHt HtMmsE.Ar-Recepts. Ms. l42. .os2 bushels. The mar
elevator nGtsi0ns .snsS Gat lots in e'PSTt
;sS s. sgarS% %a,.; e. isi 40 Sifa soi; yh'i I.S
less No 90 Of iss. each g thssS srades ss Sushsi
sSi, SG sof, 20 red red d.gTf9a, Tf9 10
snS srGe o TSeS g. rGafyfy fcG Or sort,
in no sample cssl VIII be bought on their merits but
wsfa n,RsS' Sss Rsei sassers NS OFFERINGS
s.d! g. to lo. location Ws:tefS NO selC%' s?sS
oATsReceipatssd asd AZ 5ys,,Sw i.Sni nSSmIns
marx q, snt and with bullish western advices the
ISL a 49, Ssc white, osh al 7oS; No. '''4' white.
in faao3knaR-BBsCsP; aa3ka BsGs.PS $50 sbls and oe,5is lbs.
Kspsn. s in wG%% Sissr ,9 sS q"
1S !S :inF SO d. I;d 5ake4s as
Hcnt SO & IL % o. DO patent mi shiG
dsS doS dn m'ls choice and fancy Tatcnt. iii
under nadaouR -FOUR sold SLOWLY, hut ruod steady
as to ansIt,atc manItsratc offerings We quote 50 30 gio,
PROVISIONS
ket ruled Thi rm f5 5oi ioSbine inquiry and the
T. set. snSfsd ssS ss a&itd,Isd & &C. western e.s,
..@ckeso kosnd md snd Iardred sic western beef
f$S 3a's 8 ''i .ss:s :,' Fs%:
syspsse '%sfsS s 4 aSty eT;sl 'T-'s Siand ana
Pce1 2s do HTmI Soss 'mcEcS we'tItn
90; :moRSda oRRodad:Ts sGt $ r ,Sared loose sSH d:.
= to brand rsysdTasC sns iSoss sac hrsakts.. sssoS
ss pls sresH city, s's 4.
tle.rendered ,,,sr&Css IN & 2sc, Lard pure city. kst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
TRADE ACCEPTANCE AS MEDIUM
OF EXCHANGE GROWING IN FAVOR
Merchants Coming to View 1t as Greatly Superior
to "Open Account" System-Gossip
of the Street

ru4E Reserve er ia ~ ~
especially The have strong influence m
Bringing such around more speedily
commercial France but each dv
large volume Of omen accounts a
method substituting for and
satisfactorily
bank r. be marketed
which
said thst would DC ohicu to induce them to
been found that customers who
hesitation in passing the due date
trade permit an impairment of their ~ credit b
protest This has invariably
4 a a hank
trade accpanc the fear
competition between business houses
prejudice
acceptance by offering to do business
all
u thorough usage and advantages Of te trade ]
s system their members
progressive banks have taken
feared that there many
change will result in banks
the old plan
proportion to its wider adoption and the which this
grade paper
Federal Incorporation of Railroads
Davies warheld chairman
Railroad and head of the National Association of owners Railroad
Baltimore yesterday said his
incorporation
warhed
and five out Of six steps toward Government
the holders all classes securities for proposes the greatest
@ :. mrossn one h ,sas ,rt,os o. ,s va % s % az, S % ]
standpoint of
decision favorable
such decision would be Immediately reflected in the prices railroad securities
FEDERAL incorporation " all railroad corporations doing interstate business
ms and eonomc MANAGEMENT after the war Then tbev said % b %
State and place wholly belongs the hands of the
Commission the
Wconsdered legislation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15

KANSAS. CITY. Nov. l5.-CATTLE-Receipts
oOOO head. Slow. steady.
HoGs-Reeeipts. 5000 head. Steady to ioc
osHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Slow. steady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

o., ihe market ruled nrr, ne, 80 ,
LOT extra fine granulato9 "" p"sI5 ot o'ooc
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StcrbIidfeits. S~cr6altnis Der &c.
fhledter.

lteber 6ds Gerb1ltnis ser Sterb-
.li6feit DER beioen @eihlehter bat
Ser &oQGn0er @roon ein9ebenoe lin
terIuhlngen nngeiteIlt, iibar oeten
.GrgebniIie i'm neleiten Seit Der
.0euti6en Wte0i5iuiiAen 8odenidriit
.beri6tet miro. 8nua9 lit I'M auge.
meinen oie Gterblidfeit BET Den
W2Gnnern g6ber ais bei ben 6rauen;
.0a8 8er6dltnis maGt ie0oh in ben
nerIdie6enen 2ebensoltern erbebIt-
DE @on0angen oltrd. SIN eriten &C.
bensiabre lit Die Gterblidteit Der
ana6en fat Inn elm 6iinitel B6ber
dis ote ser mtdohen. 9ieier groBe
untari6ieo berminoert it6 aber In
ben nGhiten 2ebensiobreu. Set ben
5ebnjdbrigen Gin6eru lit iogar bic
5terbli6feit Ser @td6hen bereitS
GROCER ols bel ben &nober, uno I'M
ter Den @tar8e6n. ttn0 6itni8ebuidhri.
gen itar6en Elm Giinftal mebr @}dO'
den olg anaban SIN Sen ~folgen0en
1nbren fe6rt iib 0a8 @erbdltnis
.mie0er Inn, ste anabeniterbli9feit
.nintutt at uno i6ertrifft idon bom
I~ieb8eBnten ooer a6t3ebnten 2e6ens.
iahre BON neltern sic Der Dla0hen,
8undhIt In iteigenOert Damn nie0er
in obne6menoem @SaBe. 3miider
BEN fiinfmo5nnn3igiten uno iiebet'
nn08pan5igTten 2ebeusiobre lift inter
Dem GinflltB Der 6eirat, Die Sterb'
Iipfeit 0eg meibli6en @eihIedts gro.
Der. 5pii6en benz 3peiuno0reiBigiten
lno bier1m0oreibigiten Sabre io8ar
nm elm GiinfteI. Sci ben unberbei.
rdfeten lit bag 8arbdItnt8 meientlid
uuoers: uuf 100 8rauen 8piiden
8nan8ig un0 bierltno8pan3ig Sab.
rem iterben 141 gl3nner. Ole bobera
Sterbesab( Ser 0Grner INIT gum
hoben sitter nGnd1li9 berab. get
Sen @erbeirateteu peiien 6ngegen Die
g1dnuer, Die 3unadit etne biel nieo'
rigcre Gterbe8a6[ babet bonn bier
5iqften Sabre an cine iteigen0e 3abG
ouf un6 u~bertreffen bal0 Die 5rauen.
91oh Dem ied8igiten Sabre INIT bic
Ster6e3ab[ Der Mldnner Dieoer hers
ob, blei6t ober bis gum @reiienalter
Die b0bere.
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Snpis neluinnt in girainia.

Die gep6lferung BON @irginia
ident i6on mad eincm Sabre 8ros
bi6itiou hollauf gerug 81 baben,
0enn In Der lebten Studtsnnbl muir.
Sc 9obig, elm 6ormer un0 Geno'
frat, NIT elmer M1oioritot bon 3d..
900 Gtimmen gum @rlberneur bic
ie8 Gtaates ertuG6lt. Gnbis erfldrte
Dor Ser 8abL 6oB or I'M 4rin5ip
geqen CHARACTERIZATION iei, DAB er
aber, nenn ertp1blt, 0as @eiet bou
un6 g1r5 sur 9usiiibrung brtngen
mer0e, oaB aud nidt Elm Gropien
geiitiger @etrGnfe In ben Gtaat &c.
broht tDeroen Tonne, Bis Die Stimn1,
.qe6er 0e8 Staates bel elmer @obl
anoers entIdeioen tpitroeu. Sn Sin.
betradt nun, 0aB 3anis BET ans
na6me Ser Termination erfldrte. bnB
er naB iei, 0aB ct nuf elmer fog.
Common Genie 9latform itebe, ulO
DAB er troboem nit ioIh elmer gro,
Ben @laioritdt gum @pubernepr en-
mGblt nuroe, lit es ais iifer 81 Be.
trudten, 6oB oos 9olf Ron @irgtnin
Ser @robibition idon her8Ii9 mii0e
lit un0 0oB BEL Der nahiten @eIe-
gcnbeit Ste 5timngeber 0ieies Staa.
tes gegen grobi6itiou itimmen per.
Sen.
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sic Fubte, tGnselts flint Gmrittt
pefter, itubis tpisber. triimnte ibren
Rtdsa, unb urpI0bIia tein
mnInIi9 auge tonlte benz sef4wins
ben Dorgang folgen = fat Der iunoe
GieqfrieO NIT benz aopfs In einsm
saTammsugetebrten @rsdhauien unb
p~rotefisrte nit ben geinsu.
2dbmerfosr S4red in ber GamiIis
Sanger.
Qlbsr muir cine Gslunbs. Damn
fu9r Papa eanger ouf MIDI los:
sd bite, oas baben sic nbiidt'
li6 getan. SD bite. Gle babeH ben
iungeu Mmn in @efa9r ssbra4t
Sd bite, bas lam ib CANA unb gat
ni9t billisen. Sd bite, er 1T pet
Sobn meines 9eiannien, unD Id bin
fir fem DobI perunttpOrtIi6."
.4ber, Serr 2auger, srIaabea Gis
einmnl -. 2"
,paropn, 5err 2%eutnant, i4 En-
laube es ni6t, Sd bite, Isiu Batter
erpOrtiert 0f6bel fir pieIe tauisno
Granten idbrIi4 uno iiberbaupt
id bite. Sic miiIen piiien, ID bin
is4r Oogegsn."
IS -. i'd 80. ia herb 80
bsrlte6e Sic siniaa ni6t Serr 2ans
ger. SD ia :, lam bod niats Oa'
fir 49,"
limb S6nellinger, Der @errdter,
piegte Iangiam BEN aopf unp iagtss
.Mein 2ie6sr, ais 3amerao unr
Better fam i9 biH bob niht uun
aller S6ulp freiipre6en. Denn man
Elm b0sartigeS gfero Fat, bari man
Is nismdno onberm anbertrduen.
papa Qanger legte S6neltingst
bic Sanb ouf bic G9uIter.
.@adsr, nader, Serr Dbsrleutraui
= sic BADEN mir aus 6sr GeeIe ges
iproden."
@as blieb mir iibrig2 Sd mars
tete cine 4ntanbspauie ab fs
berging iebr idnelt init oer gers
gung bts idifibriidigen 8~rsmbiings
- bauH nabm Id Sape, 2tbf9ieo.
Sdbsl un6 ging.
Sing uno lam nidt pisoer. gis,
ME mebr pieoer. Stlbt als MID
| Sdnellinger au feiner @erlobung
init glelIie Tub, tntf4uIoigte i9 mid
NIT &opiI4mer3en.
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Cokal>uad1ri6tcn
aus Srcmcnt, Heb!
9rernont gea6r. 10 Bob.

7tLEi4kbalAg ~N~GAa FAPf ~N~NH
Cine 4bteilllug oe5 Sort Groot
Glieqercorpg fon ON 9onnerstag tn
20 g2otor Irltds 6urd 6ramont.
Gle 6erreu &ommon0 uno Stc-
bAens BADEN NIT ben unoeren Gous
qreBlcufer, fDel6e icBt in 5rantreia
iin6, cine aniprade oe5 8roiioen<
ten Der fron3oiti6en 9tepn6lit ge16rt.
6erbert Steel ltno 8lliam Gbrts
itopberien, fpeldje fth gum Jliegers
oieuit getnel0at 9attet, iino nidt nit-
genomman mor0eH.
@pron Gbenep 9at fly 3lti1t see
RESIDENT gemeloet.
sSranf 9oaod bote oas llnglud
6eira 3uiammnbinoan 5lpeier 4uto.
mobile ieTHt 6an0 8iernlid ernit6ait
5u erleben. Gas unelif murOe oas
6ttrd anqeri6tet Dab Seman0 bic
cine Weaifine at friib in Gang iebte,
Ser 6remont 8omens Club miro
lpie0er cine aranterm1rterin a%1Itel-
len. Us iin0 bis lett 81 Oielem
.3Ded $1t5 geiomnelt Dor0et.
SEER 8. o. giidaros bat bon s..
g. 6apres cine ipe3ieae Ginla0ung
8u Ser in Omaha itattfinoeu0en pas
triotii6en 8eriammlung erbalten.
Ser 8ereiu Der Gbriitliaen Sun
gen M1dmer mill nidt mie berthTet
einen arieg5iono bon S35,000,000
5uiammenbringen, io10ern bdt Jet
iein 3iel oaf $50,000,000 geiebt.
Geo. Morgau bot lid fir oIe glo-
rine einihreiben loIlen mo miro bius
men Sturgeon 6remnot oerlaiien.
g. 8. Shapes, Scr adpitdn Der
5remunt Some Guar65, bate ieme
un0 ieiner aompagnie 0ienite oent
@oubernerr a~ngebotcn. Denn iia line
ruben Del Den 8eriammlungan Der
5. &. B. in Gmaba erei8nen i0n-
ten.
Batter strorie lat ieine beige
4nteaung a~uigese6ea, I'M IN Der
4rmee cine ioIae ais Sesliorger 5il
erlangegt.
9ie Some Guards meroen iolheu
.gerionen, Die no9 ia giain Ctr.
fouHnen, papierue 5abren sum
Sdmlid ibrer odnierl 6eben.
Sic nete Turbine fir Die ita0ti.
l6a 8oljer. mo 9idtDerfe lit an=
qafommen. Gieielbe bat Die 5abig-
felt $50 aiIopatts 81 lieiern m0
berooppelt iomit na5esu Die 6isbe.
rige 2eiituugsfabisfeit. Us miro
uHseiabr orei &o6sa He9men, Die
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Sin crIOidencr StaOrnteubrand.

Gas n9uti4en" geb6rts friibsr su
ben 96ufigm tuoeatifaen @ebraa-
den. IS mar Das cine Art bss
Observation-Disclosures, nobel beiOs
SeiIe oIies, mas lie i'm a~ugeuDl;de
auf uno on Dem 2eiOe batten, clip
aud 9e8en, nbrsn, Ringe uaD 86rs
len, taui9ten. 8as 9utiAM mar
Elm !6ouptmitteI, Our4 bas it4 olte
Stubenten INNER nod auf Der unis
DerTitdt bielten fs iudten iia
ndnIia Observation-Disclosures Muttsr4
Io4n9en gu 9utidbriOern aus uuO
boten ibnen Brlperi4aft an, bic uas
tlrIia DON ben iiingersn nur ausges
i6lagen perben tonute, tpenn bisie
Ii4 Der @efabr ou5ittsn MOLTEN.
bon ben dlteren 5um 9usll g%eforbert
5u psroen.
@etp69nIi8 figte fia Der iiingsrt
STUDENT uno CAB feline ia0nen aIeis
bungsItide, BITE Mdi@e i1mt Bling,
llbr, 8egen unb 80rie Dem Gltertn
5utiGbruoer, pdbreuo er itIbit nun
bic BON benz dlttrsu gu bislem 3ped
6eIonoers ousgeIu6ten faoeniAsinis
gen aleioer, bic Ddi4e uno b0ds
items nod cine b6Ilig lsere 86ris err
biett uno oann nod oben0rsin aus
gtla6t UNI troniI4 als elm jebt erIt
fiji bas StuDentRnleben 6offnung
ge6tnber iunger Wlann beIobt parb.
3ulpeiten puroe auh cine 6utIdung
bloB i'm Sutercife Der 8eluitigung
borqenommen, fpenn Elm ie6r GROCER
STUDENT einem Iebr teinen bas 9ats
I4en onbot, unO bana Der cine nit
qsrmeIn, bic tur5 inter benz ell6os
gen o%uf65rten, uH6 Der ouoere nit
ben am 8ooen nodi6teppenOsn Rod
ia6Ben nab 9auie ging.
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2(u8 bent stQQte gtebrQ8f0
@laidine mf8uiteIIet
Aus nlte @fraer aeitorben.

Columbus, ge6rg 10. Gop.-@e'
ftern bormtttog tpuroe ote 2eide bon
8iqiom 2oiete, Der otu 6reitag I'm
COLUMBUS Soipitol beridieo, Der
Groe h6erge6en. Ser @eritorbene
mar on II. 9}ar5 in Sl0enbrr8 &C.
boren, uno mar elm alter Sieoler
bieliger @egeno.
qm g1a6mittog fan6 6ie 8eer0i-
qung BON SenrD 2uei6en itott, Der
in Dem Seine ietnes Sobues 9enr1,
.etfpn oht Wtei[en noromeitlih BON
Columbus, Itarb, Der 8%eritorbena
mar an 90. MARS 1843 IN 3eutid'
lan0 ~oe6oren uu0 fam i'm Sobre
1860 ua6 Qmerifa. or NOR ein @e.
teran 6e8 gilrgerfrieges uno matlta
fat Sen gor3en 6elo5ng init. VI
miro bon fIunf ain0ern ilberiebt
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Sim Samstag uuroe I'M Doom
Gouege 5t Gbren Der II fraDeren
5tu6enten Der QnItalt, Die Jest in
@ilitdroieuite iteben, cine patriott'
ide @eriotnmIung abgebalten. aou'
qreBa6georouetar Sloan BON Gene'
oa belt oie 5auptreoe. spdter
muroe Die nSerbice stag. Die eInen
Stern fir je0en 4ugebOrigen Der
4nitat i'm @lilitdroienite entgalt,
inter Ger 2ou0esfagge gehiBt.
9ompognie .. bonn 7. HegIment,
Die aus 2clten bon Crete mo Tint
gegen0 retrutiert lit, nuroe an ley.
ten Samstng BON Major SDerion
BON Omaha uno WlaIor 9oaIngs
mortb inipi5iert. Die aompo9nie
beitebt iett aus lis Dtaun mo :
CfiRieren.
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Sin0 oe gooilnten err ctnmaI bon DEM Druid, ben Die gahnen ouf Tie
cushion, berets 10 miro fb mer 9nuenihifobrt aud mie6er gepaHig
beben. g weoen 5abraage in Den DENT gefeat DerOen, Sic Die Seen
me Die Gan1Ie, obne u~n3nlooen befobreH fonnen, unO oumt miro uner
&rmsporhpeicn trs Der groBen entferiangen phoer aln %auforoerun
gen gerent meroen f0nnen.
9e &idhgfet Der 9innenihifabrt miro in an0ereu 2duoern mGt
better edpirotat ais bet rns, Yn oefe MIR an Die o~useeOe5uten SDfeme
5ranreids mo 9atidIono8 unb ben inHenien @gfe6r af oenieben
ebenio pe an Ole %grpBart9en 5uBreguiermGen. 90 lit q .. o8]
melt I'M 2nnoe tegenoe a0In Elm b~eoeptenoer Seebafen, Scr Dor oeh
ariege nod brdtcn gerfebr NIT DEM @lteLmeere uno Der Office
unterbielt.
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OATH OF ALLEGIANCE: 81 here
by declare, on oath, that ] absolutely
and entirely renounce and abjure all
allegiance and fidelity to any foreign
prince, ~potentate, state or sovereign
ty of whom / have heretofore been a
subject; and that / viii support and
defend the Constitution and laws of
the United States Of America against
all enemies, foreign or domestic, and
that | Will bear true allegiance to the
same"
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G6nig 5riebrid @ilGelm III. nao
Der Gur6eer.

Tad benz siege bel 2eip3ig, ere
sG6It Jouque. in leiHen 9entmlroigs
teiten, aberrei6tsn cole aungfrauen
Der Gtaot ben eiuridenben Monars
den 2orbeer5fpeige. a6nig 5risDrih
@il6slm Ill. fedte ben ibm autsiIF
g~elporbsneR 3peig in bic 8ruHtaI4e
ieiRes Gberrodts unb befabl abenos
beim Quatleiotn BEN aammeroisutr,
bas Reis %forgfaltig 80 bepabreH. 60
tQm Der 2orbesr 3ugleih NIT BEN
26nist nod Berlin 3ariif, un0 als
gIeid naA feiner 8iidtunit 5rieortd
8ilbeIm ii9 81 eiHem 8eiude mad
g6arlottenburg uub Der Stdtte aufs
ma4ie, 100 bic a0nigin 2uiis i4lums
merte, ba nabm sr rem 3msig nit
Fa, in Der 46iidt, i'm BEN bsrrIis
den, Don Rau4 geiormsen 8il0s
iptrts Der llnterbli@en in ben Urn
8u legen. Ser S6lDBgdrtuer in
Gborlottenburg aber bate mobl ges
obnt, nobin BEG a6nigs erittr Sang
i9 ri6ten fperoe, unb oas glarmors
bib bsreiss nit siusm 9orbssr3Deige,
Die 3ar gegriBung bss ruhmreiasn
Giegers, berisben. 2Is nun BET Sos
MA, in tieier 8sipegung Der feisrlis
den State Ii4 nabenb, ben eorbeer
i'm qrm Der 8trildrten aeiuabrie,
Ioa It arsgerufsn bnbeH: aa. euiiss
8u tommit mir bod INNER anpor!-
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sdnle pp4itanOia nie6eraebrannt.

@oroon, glebr., IS. Nob. I'm
.Samstog nohmittag branrte Die Hie'
ftge 6ffentlite Sdule gdu5Ii6 ME.
Scr. Ser Sdaoen beIo1ift iid auf
$4,000 un0 lit teilmeiie ourd ger-
iiGerung geoedt.
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SaIbtrauer. Sunge Bit
ne: .Morgen min id nit Der Salb'
irauer beginner. Gie cine 9er5'
TANNER ItiinOe aIio mie0er sur ger-
fiieuug.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-19

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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12
Scottish Rite Club Observe
Maundy Thursday and
Easter Sunday.T Z

The Gainesboro Scottish Rite
Club, 81 degree Masons, observ-
ed Maundy Thursday and Easter
Sunday, April 5 and 8 with ap-
propriate services. An CELEBRATE
banquet was given at the Tardy
House Sunday by the club, there
being a number of invited guests
present. The menu consisted of
Oyster Soup
Radishes, Pickles,
Fish, Olives,
Celery,
Turkey with Dressing,
Cranberry Sauce, Boiled Ham.
Escalloped Oysters,
Fruit Salad, Candied Vans,
Salamon Salad,
Dreamed Potatoes, Asparagus,
Strawberries with Cream,
Cakes, Coffee.
The club is composed of the
following: B. L. Quarles, Frank
Gailbreath, C. E. Reeves, H. B.
Reeves, Clay Reeves. H. M.
Darwin, B. c. Butler, ]. L. Nc.
Cawley, ]. c. Quarles. W. I.
Kittrell.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12

Most any one can be an editor.
All an:editor has:to do is to sit at
his desk six days in a week, four
weeks in a month, and twelve
months in a year and, edit"
something like this:
Mrs. Jones, of Galatin, let a
can-opener Slip last week, and
cut herself in the pantry.
A mischievous lad of Nashville
threw a stone and struck a COM
panion in the alley last week.
John Doe climbed on the roof
of his house last week looking
for a leak and fell, striking him.
self on the back porch.
While Harold Green was es.
corting Miss Nioley Wise home
from a church social last night
a savage dog attacted them and
bit Mr.. Green on the public
square,
Isaiah Trimmer, of this place.
was playing with a cat last Fri
day, when it scratched him on
the veranda.
Mr.. White, while Harvesting a
horse last week, was kicked just
south of the corn crib.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12
Clean Up.

Kill the wintered,over fly now.
Clean up, paint up, rake up and
burn up. Right now is the time
to begin the campaign. You
have no doubt already seen a
few house flies. buzzing around
your premises, if you havn't,
YOU will see them in short time,
for a few warm days will GER
tainly bring them forth from
winter quarters.
They will be looking and search
ing for a place to deposit their
eggs, and it wont take a very
great while for the fly to find a
suitable place, we fear, in our
town. So lets get busy now, and
destroy their breeding places,
clean up our premises and streets
and have a clean, healthy locali-
ty this summer. What do you
say Mr.. Mayor and Aldermen?
Get busy and atari the ball roll
ing. Kill the fly before the fly
kills you,
The fly is germ carrier and a
very poisonous insect, very near
as dangerous as a German spy,
the one that was arrested in De-
troit, Michigan, the other day
with enough poisonous germs to
kill half the population of De-
troit, he is in custody now. The
fly is your enemy, swat him. We
hope to see a clean up campaign
started at once, and that the cit
liens will take more pride in
looking after the streets, and
keep them rid of filth.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12

Miss Dorothy Anderson enter
tanned with a theatre party Sat-
urday night, at the Gayety, in
honor of Miss Lalla Mai Quarles.
Those enjoying the..entertainment
were; Misses Lalla Mai Quarles,
Bessie Draper. Mona Sadler, Eva
Pate, Dorothy Anderson and
Lora Young, Messrs James ORA
per. Ben Fowler Baugh, S. E.
Tinsley, ]. B. Baker, Herman
Halle and Garrett johnson. The
name of the picture which the
crowd enjoyed. was Every Pearl
a Tear" After the show Miss
Bessie Draper prolonged their
pleasure at her home on College
street until the wee small hours.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-04-12
GLAD TO LEARN OF 1T

April's changeable weather causes
colds that lead to expensive doctor bills
bills that could be avoided IL the
cold were checked in time. 0. Smith,
142l 18th ST.. Augusta. Ca. writes:
IL got one 25c bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tar and my cough and cold is about
well. was glad to learn of a great
medicine like that" Foley's Honey
and Tar enjoys such splendid reputa-
tion that it is often initiated. Of
course, no substitute or imitation is as
good as the genuine. Sold by J.. b.
Anderson, Gainesboro.