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The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18

Nyal's Wild Cherry Cough Syrup for Coughs and hoarseness, 25c, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 At the Park Hotel: w. P. Simmons, Louisville; J. B. Mosely, W. H. Hali- burton, Milo Arbuckle, A. V. Bradford, H. M. Hobson, w. E. Forester, Gus Caple, H. G. Moore, Joe. Loeb, Little Rock; P. B. Vickers, o. E. Jackson, Ft Smithr; Dr. w. H. Clark, Kansas City; H. T. Byrd, T. F. Paxton, Cam den; M. l. Smith, Fulton; J. Davis, TeXarkana; w. c. Prosser, R. R. Gill lispie, Hope; J. w. Atkins, Paris; w. O.. Beene, Mrs. J. D. Stephens, Blew ins.
 We suggest as a means of getting crowd at the Profitable Farming meet ings here tomorrow, that the Prescott Concert Band be asked to play on the streets and at the place of the speak ing. There's many a person who will forget to attend who would do so if their attention was called to it in some manner at the time, and we know of no better way than to get the band out which always draws a crowd. We respectfully refer this suggestion to the committee on arrangements.
 In the production which Fannie Ward, Lasky star in Paramount pie tures,is now doing it is necessary that she be frightened by wolf. A thor oughbred animal was procured but un- fortunately it had been raised house. hold pet by mother of some little girls and promptly tried to make friends with Miss Ward. Director Reicher was to make the animal snarl at Miss Ward instead of licking her hand. This feat was finally accom- plish by tying long cord to the an- imals tail and giving it a severe jerk at the psychological moment.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
Telephone 294.

FOR SALE-Several big registered Jacks, sure breeders Also registered Short Horn and Hereford cattle. Call or write Roy o. Osborn, Vienna, III. d6
 Our stock will be complete in all Is departments. Opening day, Friday, January 26th. Krescent 5, 10 and 25c Store, successors to Webb Variety Store. 16-eod-6t
 For fire, lightning, tornado and automobile insurance see F. E. Mur- rah, at the Bank of Prescott. d-wtf
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
CHARLEY'S MONKEYSHINES

No enterprise that depends upon public patronage can be counted a success unless it has the hearty good will of the public. This is especially true of amusement places. The most valuable asset that theater can have is the feeling of "good will" or"good cheer" or satisfaction that exists in the minds of patrons. To have pat rons say That's a good place to go; I'll go there again." is an end that all legitimate amusement places should seek, and it is what the Gem is seek ing. In spite of the greatest care some things will occur that some folks do not like-some improvements can be made-and many things happen or exist that patrons notice but that the management does not. If patrons will call attention to these matters every effort will be made to find remedy. The Gem is run for it's pat rons and they are earnestly invited to have part in it's affairs.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18

Tanlac to increase weight and build you up, $1.00 at Hesterly Drug Store.
 w. C. Felts, prosperous farmer of near Arcadia, is trading in town to- day.
 Lloyd Spencer of Okolona, is at tending to business matters here this afternoon.
 FOR SALE-One Todd check writer one Burroughs adding machine, prac- tically new, at attractive prices. Pres colt Hardware Company. 18d3
 Miss Lottie Williams of Murfrees- boro, is expected to arrive in the city this afternoon and will be the guest of Mrs. T. II. Duke.
 John Hesterly left last night for Tyler, Texas, where he will enter Ty- Ter Commercial College for a complete course in stenography and review in bookkeeping.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
Mdgdsines and Popular 0pDTght
 Books Qt Hesterlys.
Local News

Read this weeks Saturday Evening Post.
 Dr. A. A. Reeder is on a profes- sional call near Emmet.
 New shipment Flower Seed at Hes terly Drug Store.
 J. N. Woods of Mt. Moriah, is trad ing in the city today
 Vinol the modern tonic. $1.00, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 J. E. Eaves of Emmet, is a business visitor to the city today.
 M. o. Smith of Fulton, was looking after business matters here yesterday afternoon.
 Friday is Robert E. Lees birthday and it will be observed in Prescott by the banks only.
 Mrs. J. D. Stephens of Blevins, spent few hours in the city yester- day afternoon.
 M. M. Smyth, manager of the Rit- chic Grocer Company, is on business trip to Gurdon today.
 Actoids act actively for Constipa tion, Biliousness, 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-You are next. Cragan & Cummins.-Advt.
 Earl Fore, who is teaching school near Waldo, passed through the city this morning en route to his home at Laneburg.
 Bigger and better values than ever, at our opening. Friday, January 26. Krescent 5, 10 and 25c Store. "Sells it for less" 16-eod-6t
 Joe A. Bailey, secretary of the Ar kansas Railroad Commission, arrived home from a business trip to the capital city.
 K. R. R., satisfactory remedy for Rheumatism, $100 at Hesterly Drug Store.
 The School Improvement Associa- tion will not meet tomorrow after noon, the regular day, but will meet Friday afternoon, January 26. All members are requested to be present.
 Among the prominent visitors to the city yesterday were; c. L. Mayne, of Little Rock, district superintendent of the Missouri Pacific railway, and TT. M. Wallace of Gurdon, assistant trainmaster.
 Dr. Homer Ogden left this morning on a trip to Camden and Sparkman. pr. Ogden and his partner, Dr. Geo. 70. Moore, have established their off ces at Hope where they will practice, both having received diplomas from a large Chyropractic college in Chicago recently.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
EIGHTY-SEVEN YEARS OLD

Backache, sore muscles, stiff joints, dark puffs under eyes and bladder dis orders are symptoms of diseased kid neys. H. H. Adams, Springfield, Mo-, writes: "I had very severe attack of kidney trouble. 1 am getting old, eighty-seven. I tried different treat ments, but none di me so much good as Foley Kidney Pills. I consider it the best" Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action, and quick to give good results.
 Hesterly Drug Store. 2
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
PEDAGOGUE SPANKS 19.

Conway, Jan. 15.-Because they set fire to the grass on the school cam pus, which spread to several adjoining farms and destroyed a number of fence posts. G. S. Butler, principal of the Greenbrier school, the past week used the birch on 19 boys.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
phO0e US your orders Giles Bros.
 Grocery Phone I57 or No. 8.

Remember the dates for the Pro- fitable Farming Campaign in Nevada county, January 19. Bring all the family.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18

ACTOIDS Act Actively.
 ACTOIDS Act Pleasantly
 ACTOIDS the Laxative Anti-con- stipation Tablets.
 ACTOIDS are for sale at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18
COLDINE

For Colds, LaGrippe, Coughs. Re- lieve constipation.
 Contains no Quinine.
 For sale at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-18

Nyal's Wild Cherry Cough Syrup for Coughs and hoarseness, 25c, at Hesterly Drug Store.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-14

On orders from Gov. PIeasnants of
Louisiana, the fight scheduled be-
tween Les Darcy and jeff Smith for
New Orleans April % has been can
ceIed. The governor suggests that
Les follow the example of George
Carpenter and enlist. The Stacker
brand put on by Gov. Whitman of
New York is sticking to Darcy, al
though the latter is no worse than
Fred Welsh and some of our own box
fighters.
Frank Moran knocked Tom CowIer
cold in the fourth round at New
York. The men mixed viciOusIy
throughout the mill and at the end of
the third round COwler apparently
did not hear the gong. AS Moran
turned toward his corner COwIer
caught him full on the jaw and al
most put the PittsbUTgheT out. For
some time it was a question whether
he would be able to continue. When
the fourth started he sailed into the
BritOn with both hands and battered
him down.
Benny Leonard will arrive here
Monday and go into training for his
bout at Milwaukee, April 10 with
Richie Mitchell
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-14
REUTER- SHOULD BE GOOD
PITCHER FOR CUBS
BY Mark Shields


If Manager Mitchell of the Cubs
can introduce one more recruit pitch
er who matches in ability Dutch Reu-
ther, youthful soUthpaw, he will
make his mark in the National
league and cause more cOmmOtiOn
than the experts look for. Give the
North Siders good pitching and the
team will be a factor. 1t will win no
pennant, but it will force to the limit
every team that comes in contact
with it.
Reuther was introduced yesterday
under circumstances as UnfavOrable
as could be imagined. The Their
mOmeter registered below 40 and a
stiff wind across the field made it
much colder He was facing a col
lection of right-handed batters, and
it was Friday, the 18th.
If he can pitch throughout the
season as he did yesterday Mitchell
will have two fine sOUthpaws. And
southpaws in the National league are
valuable, especially against the
Giants and Dodgers. The yOungster
has one of the finest curve balls seen
in these parts for many moons.
Above all, he has it thoroughly I'M
der control, and it was mainly with
this puzzler that he famed nine men,
getting the heavy-hitting Schultz
twice.
Combined with this deceptive
curve he has a fast ball that is a gem.
It was not under good control yes
terday, but this was largely due to
the arctic breezes. Only two men
drew passes. Whenever the Pirates
threatened, the kid settled to his
work and showed no signs Of explOd-
ing. He should be sure of a regular
job.
Considerable credit for the three
well-pitched games that have been
turned in by Vaughn, Douglass and
Reuther belong to ROWdV Elliott the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-14
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

lNdLlOlldl League
w. L. Pct W. L. Pct.
Chicago3 1.0O0St.Louis / 2 1873
N.YOrk 1 O1.OOO'BrkIyn. 0 / 900
Phila. 1 OLOOO'Boston. 0 1 900
Cin'ti.. 2 1 .667 Pittsb'h 0 8 900
American League
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct
Wash'n 2 O1.OOOIStLOuis 1 1 800
Boston 2 O1.OOOIDetroit. 0 2 900
CIevPd. 2 O1.OOOIN.YOrk.. 0 , 900
Chicago1 I .5Oo.Phila. .. 0 2 900
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-14

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League. - Chicago 6,
Pittsburgh l; st. Louis 3, Cincin-
natl 2.
American League. - st. Louis 4,
Chicago 3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

.Io6nt.) aaer S6noen un0 @igen.
trm6berluit muB BON ben 4nitiftern
0es arieqes eetrogen neroen.7
Ger SoSioIiitenfitbrer Ebilipp
Sheioemonn, tpeGher nod DEM Sen
t~rinnsfiibrer Or. Spabn iproh, iogs
lie Ii. a.:
u1tuiere 6eiHoe fiibren eilleu er.
oberungSfrieg. @ir fiIbren etlien
8erteioigungsfrieg. llniere 6einDe
ermioertcu in ibrer @ntlport auf hin
iere 6rieOensfonferen5 in brutoler
uno berausforoernocr @eiie nno nit
eitieia tolleren gro9ranm, als n
.qeno jem1nO erporten tonate. 90
boben uniere 5einoe Die Sdulo fiir
oos 9lut allf iid 9enommen, Die ME
mails nertpiidt merben fam.
n9eutihlono lit Sin &er5 utlo
Cine Geele in Dem @erlangell. Dab
uniere gall3e @tadt nngeitrengt lUer-
ben ntuB, lirl Die &lGne 0es Sem
6es 3u bereiteln.
ygSir be0oileru ben 8rnd init
4merifa tief; aber mir ertporteu 5n
periihtlid, ooB uniere rationale
Starfe, bis 5u Den 3dbneu bepoff
net, ni0glid MAIDEN miro, mus un-
lere 8ein0e fir unmoglid baltm.
uniere @bre unn nniere @riiten8 un0
Die 6reibeit Der Gnhuidelrmg unie-
res HeiheS mullen unberdnoert aus
0ieiem ariege berporgeben,
9err 6Aeioemom orang In ben
aoli5ler, DOB Ell OtaBnabmet gegelt
ariegsprofitidinoer treffe. glu6 ner-
lnngte CT Die glbOantltng oes pretts
Biid)en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
Shorlemer, oie, mie CT iogte, 6relt
DC liitter Dem oentiden &olfe berbpr-
rltfen miiroe.
Ser aan5ler llabm Sieien Nfini
tier i'll S4us uno iugte, Ole 8eidutl
oigu1g, oaB oieier Ser @ater Ser
Sinoerniiie gepeien, melde Der Sab.
rrngsmittelberteilitng in ben 8eg
gelegt mnr0en, iei urieeredt.
Ger n1fite MeOner mar Der fon-
ierpatioe SSiibrer 6rof b. g8eitarp.
gr belt cine tart aIloeatl6e Heoe
fir BebietsousDebmlngen.
nNelte 0pfer,~ iagte er, yUerlall.
gen aud llelte 5orOerungcn neie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Dos Nemtlrhe polf
pcQecmr1tcn einio!

iteat ollie anDerGu fiir bic 8eltberrs
idaft qelitadteu gl6ne IN ben S9at-
ten. england ous ~bebariptet, IN Den
ariea bineinge5errt moroen 81 iein,
Inn Die fleinen Nationen 81 beiHiI-
Ten, iest iett ben ariea fort, INT
ieinen 8eiiB u1t ~ Wiaimteft
Gudoratmeilen 81 bergr0bern.
england beriudt, Die 8epolferullg
GeutihIanbs, Die nidt oireft an
&rieae teiInimmt. oitsaubtngern.
9linerifa erho6 Dogegen Ginmnno,
aber meigcrte iiHt uns 5i folgen,
mo mir n%iiiier, unbeihaDct, mas
Eraiibent @ilion id9en mag, ourdl
balten. Dos Eau6bpot fam nm
ieirien nollen @ert 5cieer, fpenn ibHl
geid)ranfungen nift ~oitferlegt tper.
ben, uro i1nerer S6ooen miro
Ram @talan6 treffen. Der unein-
geidrGrtfte Souhboottrieg i1IieBt
Die 6raee 6es 9eitebenS ruieres
Gei6es ein; nidt etipo, hoB mir
ms in elmer berSmeifelten Gage be-
finoetb ionoern neil mir bpffeit
ooburdj Den &rieg idneller 5u1t
9tblhluB brinaen at fonnen. Gas
fonmt cen I}elttralert Gerlou ID SIT
quite, mie ms, uno mir ipredert
Shueoeit, Spllanb mo Der Sdpei5
llnicren 0onf fiji lire mirflibe Mct-
tralit1t ais. GbinaB Abmeifen uon
Der Nelitrolitdt lit ouffoaeno uno
ideint nttr ntf eineu bon Oen Ser.
5tdoten orsaeiibten 0rud erfolgt
81 iei1. Der @apit mar uitb lit
neutral.
Sir irael0 Seruano BON eiiem
6rieoen al iprefer, oltr6 Sen mir
ale @rltnoidbe auf GntihGOiaung
oltfaeben miiroen un0 oaB Sober
ieine eiaene 2dit 8u traaen baben
ipilrDe, lit irrelGiteno. Der Reifs
folt8Ier niltnlt ainen lolhen Stono
pltnft nidt Elm, (3ieie 8~enerfuaq
hurh aroBen 9(ppIous &C..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

ausqIeiduuaen. @eniigen0e ariegs.
entih1Diaunq mnB eineeiriebeu
merben, INT ms gegen @efobreR
Der s3ufmnft 5i ipoppneil un0 filr
bic gsie0eraufn1hme oes wirtihnfi.
Iidjen 8elt6eiperbes 8oriorge sli
treffen. g8ir miiilen @ebist BON
iuirtidoftli6eH JSerte, oas mir nit
nnlcrenl Dilute erobert babcit bebuls
ten. aurlano uno 2iDIorO Gin MnB.
lano) bieten gliten 9o6en fit aclos
niiierung. uito cine oelitide 8eDoI-
ferlilg Ooiel6it miro uniere Suterel-
fen al Der Office ihiiben. SSt 8rieg
1no 2ongmp tim noroli9en 6rani-
reid) fonnen mir niibli6e aobIe nn0
Giien finOen. Den @oien bon Mnt-
iuerpen f6nnen mir niht entbebretl,
uno lDettn oieler in nnieren @1laoen
1T, 10 fam ouA bic Gigerdrt Der
fl1tniifen Geboltertutg geIdiikt
meroen. 9(ud miiIlen ipir fiji be
milit1riihe Siderbeit unierer @reus
sen forgen, Die 3ltriifpeiitng It'll.
ieres GrieoensboriAIdges mar eiu
Shlag ins @eiiHt Oes oeitihet
8oIfes, oas li9 unmogli6 cine ioIdlt
8eihimpfuna gefaIen laiien fnan."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Die aieihstnssfaBrer after gGrteien
unterltiiben Ocs aan5lers
StaHOpnutt.

Berlin 3. @ldr5. 9}adOem Der
&eidsfai5ler u. 9etbmonh @oflDeg
feline Reoe I'M &eidStag beenoet bot
te, muroeu bon ben Sii6rern ser
oeri6ieoenen 8arteien glnlpraden
qebalten. Or. 4Seter Spain, Der
6iibrer Der 3entrumspartei, iogte
mter Nnoerent Dllnier 8ertrauet
iii ben Gouhbootfrie1 lit uneridiit
.terlidg neil oilrd i'm cine IdneQcre
@een0igtmg 0eS &rteqes Gerheiges
fii6rt mer0en fam. Die 0eutihe
Ration miro IN Scr 3ufunit mic
Fin ser 8ereangenbeit iortfa6ren, iid
.ouf bic ntonar6iife @rnnolage at
fifteen unD Die ge9enmdrtige Son.
ititution beibe1ultpn.
Ole @anolitngep Der &eaieruma in
.9e5ng ont 6rieoenspori6ldge 6as
ben uniere bolle llnteritiiBung. Die
Mlodtbnber Ser 4aiierten boben oa.
gegen 6rienensbebiugungen geitellt,
.poll non @5ltt uu6 Sab. un0 tie
babeu ibre aronen ltno oaS 2ebeu
.ibrer Entertainer outs Spiel geieBt.
Hrdiioent gsilions 6rie6alsamp.
gltttg pttrpe ourb ibre 8c0iRglulgen
.~unuu1glidl gelodt. @ir Foumeh oo
raul mtlporteit oaB Die oclttife 9ic.
.gieruaq lit ibren 6rieoensonerbietet
5reibeit mo Gntpjdellmg uniercs
.8olfes poria6 ulO es mar fein
@runO uorbonDeu, Dab sic @elt I'M
allaeneinen umiere 6rieDensbeoius
gungen i'm @in8elnen Sit tptIien
braudlte. Gds Sa6r ais gon3es
NOR fir unicre 6eiu0e %ungitnitig,
.abet lie iif0 bon unierer lIniiber
ninolidfeit nod nidt i%iber5alat.
3as 9roaramit fir Bic 3ltunft
melde5 Der friibere britiihe @}iaiiter
oes auSludrtiget %altpprfen bate
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
AufW unsch drei Tage zur Probe; wr bezahlen ale
portkosten, in Omaha sowie auch mach ausserhalb d,

Acun Sic bcleidt Der auddt FnS, baf in Sieicr gictOrs
@ietrola Sehs feiae &ruft, WeoOie OSer Spnfile 1T, oa JIG MIR
$50 fOiet Sanu fnO Sic i'm grofen Srrtnm; OeieIbe pirS iebsr
5amilie 0iele 6rsnoe bereiten. Sic 1T 81 BOD 9odL 15H 3Oa
iueit nnS 161@ 3ol tef, bat cine t2ss5aigc 9re6iheibe nno felt
ale @dor Sdalplateu; lie ent6dft Ge pidigen gnnftc anb
Nenernngeu, Die bic girrOla 81 benz madtsn, mas tie it-ein
SDmbol Der 6renSe, l%lnterbaltaRg mn maifaliher GnaItGt. Sic
bat eineu nifeplattcrteu 9eouan3fateH, ben ipcsicacm &ietOr
Souarui, ben etHgebanten e80ueagtef" Shaagebcr, Sremle nHb
Observation-Disclosures 0oppeIte Gpringfeoern, Spiraleus
qetricbe9gOtOr, Der and mahrenD 0es Spielgns anfgesOgen mer6en
fam. Aass in alien GeE0nmtu ieat 0es ben gr6ften 99ert ant
Sen i~nadf0iifen Gebit oar OGs iemals fir ete 10 eerinae
Gunme we S5 a~nge6oteH ipnrSe. Gle Ipilt Die ShGlplateu
Der 6era6mtefea Sanger Der gst, BON Crdeher, bic Gle MIR
Dem 66biagen nod tsnaeH, lit liant senna fir Sausmnff, abu md
lefe aenna, nm Oabei an rGnmeH.
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Gin Gpfer Der arieasfnrdlt.

Davenport, 5a., 2. 9tdr5 5ait
bon Siraen bei Dem @e0onfen 0oiI
8lpiiden iefaem @aterIaHoe 0eutid
lon0 mo irinen aDoptioIonoc. arne.
rita. eill arieg mlpermetbtih iei,
begfnq geitern Der 25siabrige Gros.
mus 2artqe out Der Stoltenberg detl
S5arll bel @alcntt, SeIbitmor0, iii.
DEM CT ii6 cine augel in Den aopf
idoB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
,,Ca Gomraine" bcmtc
Ut lieu pcrk ~ertuartct!

9iem gorf 2. 01Gr5.- Ser iran.
.86iiidle 3ampier "a Souroine" bon
gor0eaur miro it 2oufe hes bcrti.
gen 4bello@ bier erpartct. Sine
Ora6tloie 0epeidc 0eS Qaulpiers
an bic beige Office ser frqns.
Shifislinie tei(te bette i'll oler
8rilbe nit, OaB it'd ga 1ouroine"
sur 3eit ouf Der 5obe BON g|oi-
tudet befan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

8ir FnO 10 ider, baf sic 9ciftunscn SiIer wnnOerbaren $25
gietrola Siren Behalf finben Uirb, baF mir ms bereit ~crflirsn,
Dtdlbe Srei Gage sur 3rDbe mad fr9enO elmer M6reiIe IN Gmaha
ooer anferGOlb an icnOeu. &snn tic ni5t abiulut 10 gut 1T Dc mir
bebanpten, bann fOunen Sic Oieielbe ani uuiere Soften ~snrafIenScu
nnO mir 6eSa6leH aMe MISREPRESENTATION. Soften Sic a6er Sic.
felbe SIT be6alteu Uinfdcn, Oann branden Sic nns niht Die annae
Smmme aMf etnmal 5n 5ablen, uenn Sic nidt nOaen; Sic bran.
diem ms niht me6r iDe So per NiOnat bcsableH. Die gittur.
&ictrOla ioate in jcOem Seim cinrn Nlat fnSen; uenn es ihpn
feline $500, $3.50, 800, $75 O6rr $50 @aI6ine Ieu fam, Damn
menigfeHs biee fnr $25. @ommf uns hort lie IpieIen unh ge
merOeH iagen; pSie Ipieit nd 6ener, ais b~e6auptet mirS!a Gle
Deraitert Hie-brrfOret Fr init Heaen SdaGplatteH nuS Gur Ser.
anasen niro Gin ietiges ieR. Seadfet, Sde Maidine fOasf nnr
S25 nHO lit bod cine ede @ictorsgietrpla.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
0rlirnt omen girrIchnnnen.

Ger fsjdbrige So9u 6i0a. Der ont
4iittnod bel eiltem 5abritublunfaa
in ben @ilOoBbiden anlngen idper
nerlebt muroe, lit Donnerstae IN
5iio-Gmaba I'M &oipital eeitorbe1.
Ser 8ertugliidtc miro BON ieiuea
8ater ua0 meBreren @ei@ipiiteru
b%etrauert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
03reift @nrmouu an.

3anilD Noitrau0, elmer Der 1lfes
item 5driftieBer Der Sta0t, griff
9onnerstoq rod)t i'm 5eBiaal scr
u0lHalld Bee" Den 8ormnlm NIT eli.
mem Mleiler an mo brad)te iGm cine
Stidlmttn0e Del. N%oitruuo, Der an.
ideinelo geiltig gcitort lit, muroe
berboftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
RceCs knodcntrc6cnc
Dcrldec -an9cncmmcn!
Gas Observation-Disclosures uimmt bic
ucrdHOertc &oitbcwtAignngs.
uurlase an.

@aiBirgtot 2. atar3. Ter
aonierei5beridt iiber ole 9oitbetuiIli
gltngsuorlage einid(ieBlid oes 9leeo-
iAen 3ulabes, Der ale Yrobi6ittons
ltoatea fnohentroden nta6t. mur0e
geiten a6erio i'm Experimentation.
bdilIe augenouunen. W3on nimmt
an 0aB Der Senat bellte o0er NOR.
Gen Die gorlaee ebenials omnebmen
lpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Gas Greiobtou .s3eim.

Nus Dem 9eriht 0es s5o6n ".
GreiQbton @eims fir orute Arbeite.
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betebt, geht berbor 0aB mdbreuo
nes eriten Sabres 0e5 @eitebels 26i
ittnge M3aoden ltfi0 6rauen hi oenl.
ielhen poH eiter 9tadjt his 5ii einat
aalt5et Sabre 4ltinaBme g%efunoeH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
1lantfisicrte 1lnseises,.
9,t %nerfonfen. nerfanIden o6er q

3l berfanfen, bertGnIhen oDer at
Dcrmieten fir SOC per ader. Breis
$3.50 bis $25 per ELDER. 20 Set
tionen 2anO. 640 ader ODER mcFr.
liegt int artbur g.. IcPbprlon
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bon So, gberrD g.. 5i0- ii. gipr0s
9afota. S3S gran0eiS 8lDg.. 1el.
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Snns IN n~crfaufen.

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5troBenbobn ruto gutter StroBe. Be-
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in 8enion; @alierleitung, eleftri-
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inneu nit 2otteu periholt uilb NIT
eleftrii6em 2idt allsgeitottrt. 6. ~.
garl6erg, $40 @rairOets 8beoter
9l0g. 3-5-17
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-10-12

the car. The same method is also
used in unloading cars. The corn is
thrown from the car into a chute,
which conveys it into the shelter and
the corn comes right back through an.
other elevator or carrier right into
another car sitting beside the one that
is being unloaded.
The shucks and cobs are carried off
by machinery. The shucks to the bal.
ing room, where a power baler han.
dies them as fast as they come
through the chute. AS they are baled
they are stored in a large store room
built especially for this purpose. The
cobs go out through a chute into a
large hog pen. where Mr.. Park is feed
ing a lot of hogs on the small grains
that remain upon the cobs and the
cracked corn that finds its way
through the cob chute.
The West End ladies' prayer meet
ing will be held at the same hour and
place.