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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22

J anlIano.

ggegen zines Streites iiber
@eloangeIeaenbeiten erfhob gfiharo
8arrett BON 9rootlpn, ein Weternn
oes ipaniih amerifanilhen arie-
ges, leine @attin ilno 5tpei Sobnei
i'm sllter BON 4 u,lo 112 Sabren lno
ihnitt iib oann init einem Sfaiier-
mefer oen 9nIs bon einent Sbre
bis gum anoern ab; 3ipei anoere 9iit-
Der IieB Der rabiate Wienid am Sc
ben. SissS
Gin Mnrt, Der ieinet gfalien
als 5ranf @ibion ailgiebt, lieat In
einem SospitaI 5u Ofeene, Ofla.,
i'm Sterbe1. gr lit ourh eine gfitro=
glp5erin Grplolion furhtbnr 5ilge-
ri1tet. geanlte, ipel1e Die Grplo-
lion unterlltdten, entoedten cill 2a-
ger in Ser ge1be Der Gtaht, in mel
dem iie aaerbano 9iebesperf5euge
llno @affen norfan6en Gin anoerer
Maml nanleas Go, ssarpiS muroe
bort betaubt, aber fonit unperlett an-
getroffen mo perbaftet. sfGem gr-
ihein nnd) iino @ibion ulto Sorpis
profellionelle Ginbre1er lluo baben
neriudt in ibrent Camp 9titro-@lD-
GERM ber5ultellen ooer aus 9pndntit-
Yatronen beraus3u5ieben.
- Sie uHofefeller syoltuoation"
bot Der Hoten 3reu5 @eiell1aft
BON Stem Oorf Die Slmnle Don $5.-
100000 iiberlpieIen. so Gon1ites
baben BORT bisber i'm @nnsen &c.
$4,000 geianlmelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22

@afbinston> >stmeISet miro, mean ii
freiiuilIis fommen nnS iidj regiitrie'
ren.
9as Sinans aon,ite oes
5enats fat iett beid5lpiIen,
anfer Ginfabrnns elmer Yrofit'
itener fir 3eitnngen and nod 6as
Torts nm VI Gents 81 erbSben.
slMs ct. 2ouis mir6 eemeloet,
baf Der yreis Der &artOffeln bOr'
beitanois abnimmt.
Eager fir oie Nationalgarbe iol'
len III Mnniiton, Mla., in Greenpillr,
g. g., in Mpntgomerp, ala., IN
SpartansbMrs, 6. g., in Nnsnita
Ga, nno in Naeon, Ga, erridte1
ueroen.
Sm sibirien babem ii6 ans frei'
gelaiienen Straflingen 9tauberban.
ben sebilbet, Die fid) nit gnardi'
item sniammengetan unS bann, ,uit
aus spnsf geneloet iuir0, burt eins
lpabre Gdrefensberridaft ansseiibi
baben. Wiam bat biele BON ibnen Der'
baftet. Gin Hlan, bic itdbtiId5eu
geamten 81 ermorben mn6 bann alle
@eidafte 81 pliimbern, iparbe redjt-
seitis ent6eft umo pereitelt
Die Hlane fir bas Sisnalforps
iinb Jest fertis. Gs ipirb aus 1853
Yann beiteben.
sSn Sos Nngeles fat man Saftbe-
feble gesen 102 EerIoHen erlaiien, bic
It'd am 5. slusnit nidlt baben regi-
itrieren laiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22

qen Waadtbaber iir Nnflattb cine
aoalitipn gebilbet baben, bic iid fir
itarf senns balt, bic Dberbanb ~
bebalten. gSie piel Bic Senbmng
mnferer &pnniiiiion nn6 6ie @eripre-
dnngen nnierer @egiermns 0asn bei-
getragen baben, bieies aniheinen6
table @erbGltnis 5n idaffen, lift
iid mod nidJt erfennen, ieoenfallS
beitebt es, bntI oie amerifaniide Amf-
faffmug BON 6enGrunoIasen 6es &rie-
ges anstnommen ~ Obsleid lie in
Wirflidfeit sans an6ere iuaren mnb
man lit Nmflan6 es beiTer wiilen
Iollte - lln6 aus linn beraus foinnlt
Sic GrflGrnns, bais Hnklanb feinel
Jrieoen fhlieken mnb ben &ricg
iortieken tpirb. llnb bas lit ld)liek-
lid 6as einsis satiGdlide, mas ans
bieiem Nnit BON GrfIarnnsen btr-
borgebt.
Mn Der n6r6li6en rmiIiiden
Grpnt, liblid bon smorspn, iOllen
6e,tidje 2uftiAiffer 8Iatter nit nadj.
ittbtnoen Worten 5nr @rne Dabeis
| fallen laiFen: cNnnf fir tic Iangs
J Bet Der 0ube, luGbren0 6ers Gnre
gerbransrung Is uns erm6gli&te,
Srabpeu mad 0eln Eeitcn 81 fdyaf+
! Ten, nm be Mn8rifft Der fran9oit'
| l4tn nno en8liFdlen srnppen aaf5n'
baItta. Sttt baben pir seniis
9rHppen mad 0tm Mefeu gebrad)f.
| jftt iptr6eu uir fdmpffn nno ant
! 6ie &erbria6trer ld)ieken. "
Der *rdfbtnt bat bic DDut Sefenle
GonnriI ent,uortene SMfH4ff 4ia
gnteebeiken. DieieIbe bepinigt Dor.
Gxfig 600 Wfilienen NOllar xn0 mil
innertaH tines Sabrts 25,OOO bis
$4,000 Hnfti@iffe 8ebant babtn.
Alan ". 9amltDt 0er xraftStni
bes Aero Slab of Amerira" 5at g.
nem Snbfontite oes 9dhies tiir milf
tSriId)e AngfIegenbtiten anStiuanoer-
Belett, e mirben pabrid)einlid1 eint
8inion Dollar fir enfH@ifft beipil-
ligt merben miiItn. 100000 Exit.
i&iffe iudreu - bieI iurrt, ME tine
Niuipn Splopftn.
An bieIen 1fnSeriitdten bes nittie-
rem @eitens fouen 3HfH6ifter-
Srnppen ansstbiSet iperben. Die
Mannidqften, bic ne aMsbiloen lol-
len aus Sem bieiigen Inffdiff Sn=
8tr fommeu. Nnoerc Wtanmi1aften
Don bier iuerOen naA ben Eager
plGtcn Der nenen Mili5armee ge-
l@i6t, nm and 6ort gnff9ifferab-
teilnnDen ans5nbil0cn. Jn benz
biefsen 2Mftidifftr Eager, benz
Camp aellg, iin6 jett 5000 Wiann
nntergebradt. alles 1T bort in Be
iuegnng nn6 es miro Dont Norgen
bis gum Nben6 searbeitet, nm aaci
in Dromnns 81 befommen. Sc iuer-
ben Uebau0e gebaut, bic oanerno
bort bleiben iolleu. Stablgebanbc
iinb beittllt. IS fino banbertc BON
Mrbeitern an ben 9Gniern fiir Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22

Ntann i'm Camp &ellb; es fSnneu
aug ben porbnnoenen WfanniAaftei
aber mod einmal 10 niele GeidmaSer
aebiIoet iuerben. 0ieie Mannidaften
iteben iiber benz 0nrdJidnitt ber
bisber Mngetporbenen. giele bon
ibnen finb Medanifer nnb inanAe
iosar GnftIdiffer. Dberit gaDntan
1T 8efeblsbaber bes 2agers. gapt.
Garriion NcGasfeb fat 6as probi-
foriid)e 2nftidiffer SdmlgefdDa-
Der inter ieinem ipesielleu 8efebl
uno 2entnnnt ban Noitranb lit Der
Mojittanf bes 2agers.
gson Ser station mnierer Se-
itroser Ilotille in britiiden Ge-
,uGfiern iuir6 gemelbet, bak alnierc
fIeinen ariessfabrse,lse eifris 5inter
ben l1uterieebooten fer iu1ren, amdj
bGnfia Mannidaften bDn Sdiffen,
weId)e bic ltnterieeboots serif0rt bdt-
ten, anfnabmen mn0 in Siherbeii
brGdjten.
Ter noripesiide 9an.pier rGeb-
tic" 1T nerlenft uorben, ber &apitGn
nnb sip5If Mann ieinsr Heiaknns
iutrben bermiff. And) Ser 6Gnii6t
Nampfer oCrion" mnrbc uerienft.
gl(e gentt M Yor0 iuurSen sertttet,
Sn Der idnpei5erilden Staot Sn-
sanp fat man Semsnitrationen &C.
gen aSnig &pnitantin bpn 9rieAen,
Lamb semadrt. Gr 1T Sesbalb fofori
Iuieoer abgereiit nnb nadj Sbnn &C
sangen. Sn ieintr Besleitnng iol-
len iidj Der friibere Neidsfansler BON
1aIplp nnb beilen Gattiu befinbtn.
Die a0nigin bon 0riehenlanb isll
Ieibeno fein.
Der fribere Tremierutiniiter 0n.
naris nnb breikis berborrasenb.
Wried5em fn6 ansgetpiefen-
&Sniein sopbie psn 0riedenIanb
btfinbet i'd bei ibetm Gatteri in Sel
S9peia ipirb aber in nG4iter 3eii
ibren 1rn1er, ben 6entiAen &aiier,
beln@sn.
VrGiiotnt @ilion foa bafiir iein,
aud bic &oblenprobnftion mn6 ben
aoblenbaubel nnfer aontrole 81
itellen.
Cine nnsnperIaifige Qonooner 0e.
peide btbanptet, man ipole ben cbe.
inalisen &aiier BON yinflaub Silent
lid proseiiieren.
Die GnslGnber mplen trIolsreids
Streifsiise bei lneant nno 9senbt
Gbapele semadt baben.
Die Sentidjen treffen ale Tor.
bereitnnseu, nm bic Getreibeernte in
MumGnien 10 id)nea iuie m6glid in
SiAerbeit sit bringen.
Cine Spesidl6epeIde beGanptet, bic
0entideu bdtten tueitlid BON oem
WeiIines S6ben5iia Elm Serritoriiim
Don itngefabr adt luabratmeileu
sgeraumt, BAG bDn 6eni gennntteil
9SbenSmg beberrldt lunrbe.
Die 6ransoieH 6ebanpten, lie fat
ten 6as linen nenli6 BON ben Dent
iden entrihene Serrain, iueitlid bon
@amr-Nllion bis auf elm fleines StMd
norb6itlid bon Der Noiip Jarm, sil'
riiferobert. Mud in Der Champagne,
sluiiden Dem Berg Garnilpt nub Dem
Sers Bomb, iuoaen iie, iuie bereits
semeloet, bie Semtidlen, oie es per-
indJten, ibnen friiber eroberte Stel-
lnnsen 5,l entreiken, 5uriifseidlageIt
bnben.
Sn 8oIbDnien nnb 0ali5iem ipllell
Die MrtiaeriefGmpfe id)arfer gcuur-
ben lein.
Cine Iepeide aus gmiterSanl
melbet, bic Sd)ladjt anf bem Miasu
Ylatean babe ankerorSnetlidle Si-
menlionen angenommcn.
Sie 9iegiernns fat 10000 Collar
fir Den Mnfanf fusiterer 2Gnbereien
beim Camp 8iliom nnb fir ben ye-
ginn Der 8amarbeiten an ben groken
2aserbaniern beiuillist. Die Mrbei-
ten miiien iebr beihltanist iuerben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22

Clinton q. groiun beebrt lid bier
nit an5u5eigen, baB er ieit 9eenoi=
gung leiites 9(nltstermins ais Wapor
Die iliriitii6e Braris ipieoer allfge-
nonunen utto leine 8iiros i'm alamo
9anf @ebduoe, 3immer 714-71S,
Gun slntonio, Seras, eroffnet bat.
(Nrnei9e.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22
III man am i. September fertis

ipenn man am i. 5eptenlber fertis
ftiu Mil.
Nms einem atlnntii6en Seebafea
tuir0 gemel6et, es ieien bort bon ei-
nfm ensliiden 9aulpfer biele 0ent-
ide binsebradt iuoroen, oie anf ei-
mem oeutlden aaperidiff sefansem
senommeu Ieien. Gin Ngent Der
Megiernng babe oieie Nitteilung se-
madt, babe nd aber setDeisert, aiif
Gin5elbeiten ein5ngeben. Won
1aibinaton aus meloet man, man
ipi1rt bort nidts bon einem rrobers
ten &aperidiff nnS GefanseHeH, bic
boa ibm nad) einem 9aftn an 0er
atinntifden Giiite gebradJt ieien.
Man bat i'm .6aitie bti oer 8era-
tMng iiber bic ysyoo6 Control" 8ia
eridDicSene 9lmsnScments 5nriifse-
iuieien, urldje Die Yerat,.ng iibtr bic.
1in bis in's GnSlo1s perlangert ba-l
6en nar6en. 0ieie Amen6ements'
ipolIten bic Nesiermngsfputrolle an
iseror6entiidJ criueitern nnS ale m6e-
lidjen @narem mnter oieie &pntrpQe
brinaem. Die Yrsbibitipniiten TIM
natirlidJ aud ibr Deites, nit 9nlfe
6iefer Nia benz 4an6e Irpbibitipu
anf5abalien. Sic molten 3nfSte an
genommeu baben, bic ben Ge6ram6
alien 9etrei6es our 9eritelnng bon
1Ifpbpl6dltisen @ttranfen berbietet
nn1 bem YraFbsnten bas 3edjt giebt
alien bprban6enen AIfoboI rtip. al
tobpIbaltise GetrGnft nit 8eiMas
81 btlegen nnb fir bic Nmnitions-
fabrifation 81 bennten. Mud Sie i'm
3ollperidInf liesenSen Spirituoien
lplIen bpn bem |rGf6enten nit Be
i4Iag belsst iperben. - SIN Senat
1T man seri4iebene 9erslei@e einge-
gangen, onrd 6ie Die Grlebismns 6er
Bill ebenfails beidItmnist luiro.
@m. 0enman, Der 8oriittn6e Der
Shipping 8par6" uno Der Hratoent
6es Stdbltruit, Gerrel, baRe cine
lange i1uterrebnns iiber bic Yreiie
gebabt, iuelde Sie Negiernns fir
sGtabl, ben iie snm Sdiffs6an se-
bramdt, besablen ioa, baben iid aber
nid)t einigem f0nmen. 0enman be-
itcbt anf 56 Dollar bic Come nnb
Der Stabltr1iit miG nidlt oaranf ein-
geben. 9enmau fat iOsar mil elmer
aonsrefunterfndnns gebrObt, a6er
bas bat ben BrGiibenten bes Srnit
siemliA fiibl gelaiIen.
Sn @aibinston baben befanntlid
bic syramenftimn,re6tlerinnen bas
Weife Saus NIT Naden nnitelt.
9iele o8aden" tragen Banner NIT
Snidriften, bic nidJt iebr idmeidyel-
bait fir Die Nesiernns fnb. 8ab-
reHo Der Iettem 3eit bat es nnn per-
ldieoene 9enlonitrationen BON Seiten
bes Enblifnms geaeben, bas gescn
bic sSnIdriften anf ben gannern pro-
.citierte. sSett hat bic Eolisei einse-
sriffen bat Die anit0fisen Banner
entfernt, oie5ranen sesen tatlidjeslm-
griffe seidliitt nno bic @ulfsmemae
uertrieben.
Gine 0epeIdJe aus Gonoon melbet,
DER 0iterreidilde Ytiniiter Glam
Wfartinic perindJe ein aus Seutidlen,
Eplen nnb Sld)edJen 6eitebenbes &oa-
litions Wiiniiterinm Sniammem sn
bringcn.
9ente, iueldJe bic Mesiitriernns
perIanmt baben, iueroen aud iest
nod itraffrei amssebem, wie ans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-22
Is 111iuicne,, Dollar
4at 0a5 Bde RreB IN 0i(u ll)ate gdnunett
Sic 6egtitricrnng.
Ru6an0 eN Den Hrieg unq aQen lmQdnoen fNt.
2lmd) cittc Danfiagmug+
6r>6artiee pldne fir SIC Gnftictiffatrt.


aas ,stpte areitsn luiro nit sen
hentiaeu Giunabmen mol IS MilliD-
men 1olfar fcIleftiert Iaben.
Die Weridlte ii6er sic Meaiftrierxna
S;no pol(ftdn6ia einaetroffen. ssm
aansen baben 9,649, ,938 imuee Man-
ller reaiitriert.
Der rmiI. Observation-Disclosures 8afbme-
fieff ii Na{hinaton bat Elm Snter-
bietp per6ffeutlidjt, III Sem ct err
flGrt, SaF sic prouilorifdje Meaiermua
i'd in bollitan6iaent GinberifGn6uis 9
nit Ser 4eDSlfermna befnn6en babe,
als iie sic gorIMlaae fiir einen ST.
paratfriebem snriidDies nno iid iiir
eineu allaemeinen ;srirben pbne glm-
nerioneu nuo ohne Sfpntributionsu
,n6 GntSdlGbiatnaeu crflGrte. syeii
bappn iibersemat, baF sic sseftfeb-
una oemofrntiIdjer 0rmn6lGte IN Ser
iunereu uuo anseren Tplitif ein
,re1ter Taftpr in Dem Yentiifen scr
berbnnSeten grinofratieu, einen
haurrbnfttn ssrieben uab eine Ser.
6ribernna ailer gaatipneu 6er6eia,s.
filbreu. FL, iperbe Sse prp6iSor;5dje
rniyifdie Mtaieruua sMrifte TIN, nm
Gin ittberetnfomuen nit i6rtn MI-
Iiierfru AMI ihre grfldrnna bpns
81. N2Grs hin Il. erlanaen. Eie
rropiiuriIdle Meaiernna |ei iiber-
senat Snbon, oaF cine gsieberiaac
Mn6laubs uuS ieiner 9(I(iicrten bie
lnene bes arSStrn llnalii6s feiu
nnb nid1f M 6ie Herfelnna eineS
qllaemeinen 1rie1srs auf einer fe-
item WaEs IinanS56i6e6tir, lSn6ern
i'm odnsIid1 unmSdIidj uiadlen ,piit.
Sc Oie nrpbifpriihe aRediermtd iei
hoppn iiberaenaf. 81 Sds Seer 6eS
reppIntipnSrtn @4slan6, ni6t ae-
ltatfen mer6e. bes SIC Sentidieu
Srnbpeu Sc AQiietttn. SQa6[en6s an
Scr iueiffid,en Tront bernidjten 1nb
bann nit ibrer aaussn @a6& iiber
SanfIanS ferfaaen lper6en. Oas
6asptsisl SCI brosiioriidjtn Nrmte
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10

the participation Of the insured in war,
and it is practically impossible for one
to obtain accident and health insurance
that will cover injuries in. war, or by
any act Of war. Life policies already
written, however, will not be affected
by any change in the terms of insur-
ance, as they are contracts.
A forecast of what might be done
concerning life insurance was contain
ed in The Insurance Press, publication
issued recently, which published a mod
ell war risk clause recently drafted by =
special committee of the Association
of Life Insurance Presidents.
The clause reads:
During the first ten years Of this
policy military or naval service in time
of Wal risk is not assumed by the com
pany unless the insured shall give no.
tice thereof to the company within 81
days after entering on such service, and
pay such extra premiums as the COM
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10

Miss Marion White, a teacher of
Rosemary Graded School spent the
week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. White.
Misses Beth Moore and Mildred Cher
ry Of Rocky Mount spent the week end
with Miss Moore s cousin, Miss Susie
Hynlan.
Miss Emma Edmondson Of Tarboro
spent Saturday witha Misses Erie and
Maybeile Burnette.
A prohibition lecture was given by
Mr.. Gay at the school house Friday desyy
evening. We enjoyed it very much.
Mrs. W. L. Bailey spent, Friday in
Tarboro.
Mr.. William White law student Of
Wake Forest spent Easter with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. White and daugh
ters, Misses Marion and Helene and
Mr.. Henry White attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Sam Kitchin in Scotland Neck
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10
WAR WILL RAISE COST OF LIFE
Il INSURANCE
Extra Premium Of S1OO per 81, 900 like
ly for Those Who Will Fight
Abroad

New York, April 9.-Although many
life insurance companies so far have
placed what may be con considered re-
strictions upon war risks, all existing
terms are subject to change at any
moment, and insurance authorities are
agreed that the prospect Of extensive
fighting by Americans will cause the
= general adoption of high rates for poll
cies covering death due to participation
in the war, with the amount of insur
ance for an individual unlimited.
: The uncertainty Of the situation
was almost entirely confirmed to life
insurance. With possibly a few excep-
tions the total disability clauses Of
new life policies will be nullifed by
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10

pany may fix therefor. In the event OF
the insured entering such service and
failing to give such notice, or falling
to pay such extra premiums at the
times and in the manner required, the
liability Of the company for death OF
the insured during such period of ten
years, while engaged in or as a result
of such service, shall be limited to the
reserve at the time Of his death, less
any Indebtedness hereon to the COM
pany. IL.
The New York Life Insurance com
pany is writing insurance to any
amount, and they have added no re-
stricting clauses to the policy on ac-
count of the war.
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10
NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrator
Of the estate Of S. B. Kitchin, deceased,
late Of Halifax county, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit ,1stl them to the under
signed at Scotland Neck, North Caro-
lima, Oh or before the 10th day Of April
1913, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 10 day Of April, 1917.
W. Fl. KITCHIN, Administrator.
estate Of S. B. Kitchin, deceased
A. PAUL KITCHIN, Attorney.
April 1e-17-24 May 1.
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP cATARRA
Tells )! How To Open Clogre,1 NJ.
. trlls and End Head Col,s s'os'

You feel fine in a few mon,on.
cold in head Or catarrh viii !. lou
Your clogged nostrils will omen 's e Gone
passages of your head VII ~, Il, ! he ali
you can breathe freely. No mosa ,,ar and M
ness, headache; no hawkinr. -s.e sae,s. auIl
mucous discharges or dryness: nn 1l1-llns st 8
CLING for breath at night. ~ S'fUss
Tell your druggist you want .
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. I'm snai
little of this fragrant, antisan4;o> >pplS
in your nostrils, let it penetrate ~ soeala
every air passage of the head ''i.uasn aoa.e
and heal the swollen, infiamea soo|he
membrane, and relief comes ;ns+as.s dlusous
It is just what every cold and e.d.'ly esta y
sufferer needs. Don't stav strsa .s.sfrh
and miserable. lra.OlE NSNE
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10
HOBGOOD NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. Leon Shields spent Sunday i
Halifax.
The commonwealth., 1917-04-10

Saturday.
Mr.. J. B, Bell spent Sunday here with
his family.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20
surrAy TRANSFER co.

Wa have the only fireproof ware .o,sa in the city Warehouse con ss~nctad with separate apartments Tor your furniture.
 Telephone s2 or ~
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20
Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINS DEPART.

7.o0 m. daily. Malvern local. =. .0g D m daily. New York and Chlcag hnf ed connects at Memphis Tor al points.
 s:fO am. daily Little Rock through traln--connectiuK at Little Rock fo' Oklahoma and California.
 s:30 D. m. daily. Malvern local
 500 D m. daily. Little Rock. Memphis and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS ARRIVE
 9.50 m. daily, from Memphis and Lt tle Rock,
 s10 am. daily. from Malvern.
 3:55 pm. daily from Memphis, Nev York, Chicago and all points.
 7:l5 pln. daily. from Little Rock an Oklahoma.
 No 46. the 1 :00 pm train, has throuET steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas civ. parlor car to Memphis. dining ca from Little Rock.
 ENegant coaches 70 Mempnis and Chi cago. Makes connection at Memphis fo' No GIG the 500 pm. train. has z through sleeper 10 Memphis. also makes connection at Little Rock for pklahome City.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20
TIME TABLES
Iron Mountain Route
TRAINS DEPART.

TRAINS DIETARY.
 SIS a.m.-No. S34. 10 Little Rock. St Ious and Texas points
 12:55 p.m-No. 22O. to Little Rock anc Memphis Parior car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis.
 500 D m. No. IS. St Louis Hot Springs speclal 10 Little Rock. Mem Dhis St Louis and Chicago Through drawing room sleeping car to Chicago via Wabash Railway .
 9:05a m.--No. r. Hot Springs Spe. cial from Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and Little Rock.
 sos D. p.m.-No 2lo. from Memphis Lit tle Rock Parlor ear and diner 9:35 p.m.--No. SS3 from St Louis and Little Rock.
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STORAGE

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GREAT NORTHERN no

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Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.
TRAINS ARRIVE

TRAINS ARRIVE. g.30 am.-Glenwo local from Mt Jda Womble and Caddo Gap pm.-,TIot Springs Limited from Texss Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEPART. 10.oO m.-MurfTeesboro local for Nit Ida. Amity and Shawmut. S.o6 pm-Texarkana Limited for Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma.
The Oakes times., 1917-08-02
Quasi Has Herd
of Pnze Winners

A. j. Quasi returned Sunday from
Fargo, where he had been the week
with his registered Duroc Jersey hogs,
and made a splendid showing at the
Interstate fair.
He captured the Hagen-Newton
special silver cup, offered for the best
display of~pure bred swine of any
breed, consisting of boar and three
sows under one year.
First prize was also taken on senior
yearling- boar, senior boar pig, junior
yearling sow, senior SOW pig and thir.
on Junior SOW pig.
Mr.. Quasi also drew champion prizes
on boar yearling and over and boar
pig, sow yearling and over, and had
the grand champion boar and SOW, and
was second on young herd.
Eight prizes were also taken on
these hogs at the state fair held in
Grand Forks the week previous.
The head of the herd weighed 600
pounds when twenty-five months old
and was champion boar at the Iowa
state fair. Mr.. Quasi has reason to
feel proud of his fine hogs.
The Oakes times., 1917-08-02

Edwin H. Anderson from Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, to his sister. Ruth
Leavenworth, Kansas, to his sister,
Ruth:
Il have been trying to write for
quite a while but have either had too
much work to do evenings or have
been too tired. Most of the days dur
ing the past week have been full Of
marches and other kinds of trips that
make one feel like dish rag at
end of the day. AS matter of fact
that feeling is not only internal. At
the end of march our clothes are 95
per cent water. A sprinkler doesn't
need to go over the road to settle the
dust after we go over. This perspira-
>tion makes it necessary to have more
than one change of clothes. When we
have time we take bath and change
before dinner; then if we have more
running around to do in the afternoon
it is necessary to take another bath
and change again. When it comes to
putting on different dress during one
day we rank with high society ladies.
SINCE l have three pairs of trousers,
three shirts and three pairs of shoes
can usually find something to put on.
During the last few weeks we have
been having quite a bit of target prac-
tice. Now is when l wish that had
done more shooting when l was kid.
Very often the bullet doesn't get
acquainted with the target at all.
However am improving, although We
don't continue here long enough for me
to become good. We shoot for record
soon. That means that if you get a
certain score you are an expert, a little
lower sharpshooter and little lower
than that marksman. All of those
scores are too high for me at my pre-
sent shooting ability. The highest
score l have got so far is 80 out of a
possible so, which is not high enough
to classify. Alderman would be almost
as safe i. battle as in his own home
with me shooting at him.
eve also have few sham battles
about once week-having four COM
panies on side. We are going to
have another today. Last week l was
what is called the correcting file be-
tween the advance guard and the main
body of the army. The correcting files
are used to signal back to the army
behind. We didn't have any messages
to send, because the advance guard