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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Die 1oichsacl,t Ses
Caitces ift beSrchf

g8nIhinaton, 19. sSebDos 2drlo-
utrtidoftg.aontitee oes Seltatg bat
cine unterin9uug Der 2ebensutittel-
5itlation 0es 2onoeS eingeleitet,
ltnter beionoerer 9e5ugnabme oiif
@ei5en llno 5leiib. q. Cites bon
es5ou @roDe, Soma, 9rdiioent Der
Corn gelt @teat 8ro0ucers gliio-
ciotion, erfI1rte oenl aonite, oaB
gie63iid)ter iiifol9e bes Rrieges cine
aeibe bon Sdpierigfeiten 8u betudl.
tigen batten. gglitr 3atriotisntii8
fonn fSarner nnter 10 erltrliitigenOen
gerbdltniiien peranIaiien, ibre sSar-.
men ipeiter 8lt betreibeii1 iagte er.
Die 8eFiiFdhng, Die Rabritnes-
uitteI Communication f6nne 10 ge-
ringe 5Ieiidpreiie feitieben oaB ibre
Sntereiien gef6br0et iei6tL babe bieIe
3ldter peranlaBt, iltnees 8ieb sit
idladten. 9ies niirOe notipenoiger
@eiie Die &oni1nenten 8Dingen,
nod bobere 9reiie at be6abIen.
9pig9t 9. Sltro bon 9boettir,
ari3., erflGrte, bic sSIeiidbarone
6einien ngelpaltige4 ariegsprofite
Elm, ooA bGtten meber Der @ieb8iib-
ter nod Ser aoniunert an Oieien
grofiten Ben geringitpn g(nteiI.
90 petrtotiid aud lin gieb5iidl-
ter iein oiirfte, mare es 0o6 nidt
bon ibm au berlangen OaB er iein
@eiddft nit gerlltit betreiben foIlte.
Ole Situotion babe ipadierOe I'm
3ufrieoenbeit berltrio9t 1ino beoiirfe
0rinaen0 Ser g[bhi[fe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
GngGanO plant GeinnO6eitsminiite.

2onoon 10. 6ebr. 4}lane fit
Die @rridtling eines @eiuno6eits.
n1iniiteriluns mltroett bon aonliteen
berid)ieoener @eieIlihafteu, bic 12,-
100000 beriiderte Gcriouen mn
faiien, gutgebeiBen uno ongenoul-
men. g1an plant Ourd 0as neue
9tiniiteriunl oie @eiunobeitsuaB.
nabnen Der 9ofal6eb0roen Der gta.
tional- @ehnobeitsforHnliii1re unO
auoerer 0ffeutlider 8ereiui9ungen
unter einen 5ut 5u bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
kcinc ScrticEmne
Hes Romans im Scr
bcmti0cn hummer

SniOIae finrr nuertIarlidrn
Serip6tnna in Der 3nieH0ana Der
Niatriten nnierte Jest InufeHbeu
9iomans ggInnno 0he1 Eann oriien
Nortirtnaa in bcr heuiiacE Fri.
bnne nidlt gebradlt iurFNru. g9ir
bOfirn sRberfldlilidl, bah bic 6ort.
ietuna merBcu Obrr ipairittns
iibermorasn eintreficu lpirO, Nor.
nnf iuir Die Jurtiebnng lpieSer
nnfnchmeH. alioeru nniere &C.
idlaBten aeErr bielen Gorfal, Scr
anher nnIerer NontrOlIc licgt, gii.
tigit eHtidlnIbisen.
Sdsliale Smnba Sribiiue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Sraal llrsS 1siitS ais
Scince ifttcrriert

@louceiter, 81. s, 10. gebr. Die
arIte Srou 1no oas erIte 9ino, bic
in einen 6itIiden Stoote aIs 6einoe
interniert ipuroen, iin6 geitern I'M
Qeteutionslager IN @louceiter lin-
tergebra6t tporoen. gs iDaren 0ies
S}rou WtotiIod SanIen nno 0eren t2-
idbrige Eodter. 6ratt Sonien lit bic
Satin oes 4apitdns s. q. Sanien
bon Dem internierten 6elttiden
9ampfer gSoItenDolo. Sbr Nlann
lit ebenfaas itlterniert. 9ie GjritnDe
Der aSnternieritng Der Srau iinO
nidt angege6en tpor0erl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
@eneral ei6Ieb oeitur6tn.

gfodfor0, ST., 10. 5ebr. grigo.
0egeueraI 6rcOerid g. 5tbIep, Der
nuter General Groot am sSnoioner-
frieg teilnohm mo in ipaniitrome-
rifaniiden ariege oiente, lift I'M so.
ipital 5u Camp Grant geitorbert.
@enerol Siblep Der frilber aonl-
manodnt bon gseit 9oift iDor, fan
bom Soipital IN gloheiter. Minu.,
no er iih einer gnr untcr5oqen
b1ite. nod Gamp (8ranf. @eneral
Sib[ab mar 66 ,5ailre aft uno mar
fir bcioH0ere Iapierteit in oen sSn.
oimgrtrieagB teiobt poroeu. &
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19

inlmer nod ioIlen iid' smiihen g.
100000 bis 100000 (2) iinter
8afien befinOen. gs miro eeinat,
bab, menn fid aud oie GeruobiIi-
Iisrlrug regelreht un0 obne onB bic
8entralm1bte It0reno einereifen.
0oIl8ieben iollte, irunerbin ei1 sSobr
bergeben mag, Biz Die SoIooten oIe
uieoer Die Seinlot erreidt baben.
llnsarn bun 9aniien frei.
g(mIteronn, 19. 6eb. - Cine Bit
6apeIt Depeide an Die gerIiner 8of-
iiide 3eitltng beidgt, oaB bic 9fitiien
Sen Iebten Sell l1ngar1s in Der 0ft-
Iiden Gde Siebellbitrgens berlofien
baben. 4ie 3eihing @ermnnia bat
ais Der Ukraine gtafridt erbdIten,
0aB 9olIbebifi @aro0eitre bielerorts'
in Der 11fraino Die @etreioelbuppea
in 9rano ieBen uuO Die Saaten per-
nidten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Hliener.@erlnitliite.

sort ggortb, Ier., 10. 6ebr.-
Cine getonntiladilng bonn amer
6liegcr6auptquartier 8eigt, bob bon
ben 81 auf ben 0rei 5lugieloern
e5etoteten 20 engI1noer im6 II
amerifaner pnren Die Cite i6loB
uebrere Gednifer elm Die mtf Der
er0e getotet pnroen. Ole 6lieger
iiuo bier Wlonnie lang bier getDeien
ui6 In 2lnbetrodJt Der irteniipen lle-
bungen ino 0er poraeItritteneH
9uric. III bic Jooesraie nidJt ais
terbalinlsmaBig groB anAgieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19

Gur6an giatoI, 9lfrifa, 10. 8ebr.
-63 @urop1er EnO cine groBe Pin
5obl Gineeborener Deroen ieit einer
groBen lleberidpernHung I'M 8nder.
oiitrift perIHift ln0 iino oaem GIN.
ifeine nndj uugetommen. sSnioIge
eines qroBcn Gegeniturmes trat Scr
llinpoloiiflnB aus OeH. lliern uno
yIatete i6wereg Saaon an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Sd1tuctc GrpGciicn INT
cirter StAbl fabrik

Sau1nono, Sno., 10. Geb.-Syn
Ser s5abrit Der gtepnbIic 5ron &
Steel Gompanp 8u Cat Chicago,
bier Meilen bon bier. ereignete iid
lette gia6t cine grblOiion. 8pei
gerfoneu tpurOen get0tet, Gin ange-
iteIlter miro berutiBt uno 5lpan8ig
an0ere tpur0en berleht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
a6tet fEamiIie nnb iidI ieIbiI.

Gbelet6, Wiinn. 10. 5ebr -tSrco
glBluno, 40 Sabre alt, Elm Seimiu.
der, Der 10 Wleilen iiiolib pon ebe.
Ietb no6nt, eridoB icine 5rau mo
feline bier fleinen ainoer un0 t0teie
iid eann ielbit glgluuO ioa nod
Dem IoSe eing5 Sobnes Dor einein
Sabre i6werniiiB geuor0eu iein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Yntirhlidlr 1nmilientrnn16ie.

Columbus. o, 19. 6ebr.-8er
@eriiberunqsagent Clarence @ige.
IoD ibnitt ieiner 6rau, ieinem T.
jdbrigen 3ofterhen unO ieiner
56pdgerin bic a0pFe o6,. berpin.
oete feline Sdpiegernnitter lebenss
gefdbrlib uno 6eging Damn 5el6it.
morn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Scutidbr GtfcnliOe
luirO balOiglt erluartet
Gs peibt, HaB tie Dcntits Aatci ,,Gauks" mmS
ncues, ecteimnispcIk Sos in An,ucms
cMm0 brine s werScn
aln 0cr eansen sr0nt s. mt . 81 sdarmilselr

ne. Die 2ogcoi6ires. Die gor0erers
lm0 gorfiBireS mterunbnten einen
eriolgreiden Streif8ug geaen oen
iii0liben Geil oes @outboulit @GIo.
hens. t6teten cine grnBe gInsabI
5eifoe uHo brudlten ~ Gefdngene
im0 Elm eroberies M}aihinengelUebr
ein.
9cntiher geridlt.
Berlin ilber 9on0on, 10. 6ebr.--
3as GjroBe SailptQuartier mel0ete
acitern aben0: ogLrnieefront aron.
prins 9luppredJt bon 8apern oSn
3Ian0crn ln0 i'm glrtots 9iitrift
berItdrftes glrtiQerieoueIl. gtabe
@9eriiD rm0 iiiOlih Margoine mir-
Ben als Grae6nis fleinerer sSnfdnte.
rieaefehte @eiangene eingeliefert.
9(tmeefront Getitider aronprin5
imo Scr5og g[l6redlt bon @iirtteu.
BERG g}abe Sabnre mo gtipont,
0itlid Ser @loas nlo i'm Sun0gat
8eitlpeiIig er60bte aanpftatigteit.
9la5eooniide 6ront gtidts
gleues.
5rau5Siiidler geridjt.
9saris, 10. 5eb. 9as Striegsnmt
meIoete beltte, Dab iih lette 9sndt
ia0lidl pom ct. gobain @alOe elm
geiuoltiger 9lrtilleriefanpi 8ugetra.
qen habc. 9lor0meItlih bon Begin.
pniir berri Ste ebenfalls qrobe Eatig-
felt Der 2lrtillerie.
Snrfen nub gnlaaren IN Slanbern.
2fmiter0alu, 10. 5ebr. Scr
gAeitp RotterOon1's storreippnoerlt
met0et bon ser 8ront. oaB 10000
9iirfen mO Q1ulgaren 5l @erDirs,
gelgieu unpeit 9iittid etnaetrofien
iein iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
glrIIIIdeg NanpIanarIIeE n : I

gritiides Sauptludrtier IN : q
fronfreidl. 10. 5ebr. - gie
0eutite Giicuiibe mag ie0eu 9lu9rt.
bid beginner uu0 eg miro ouae.
nonmen, oab Der Sanptdnarifi ge.
gen bic Nriten slpiiha qtrras uno
ct. Guentin erfolgen inirn. sEunr81
uno ein neues egrbeinriisboQes
@as" meroen bont 6einoe in Dem
GerEudl. 0ie 2inie Der aIliierten
Eriippea su 0urhbreden, onaeiuen.
Oct mer0en. qlnoere auariffe uer.
ben meter i'm Siioen erfolaen Gicic
Nafrihten bot man bon gefanqencn
3eutiden uno aus anoergu Gue(cn
erbnlteu.
gImerifaniifler @eridlt.
Wlit Der meritanijden qlrmee in
5ranfreid, is. Gebr. (gers6aert;
BON 6reo 9. 6ergltion. aorreipon.
Dent Der llniteo 9SrcB.) - Schs
2tnerifaner uuroen 0urh elm @e.
idJoB. 6ds in sine 8elofiiAe ciu.
idllu9, beripun0et. Die 8eriuun.
ounger lin6 niht ernitlidber g}otltr.
2eBte 9ladt muroen Ieitefs 0er
glmerifaner nebrere 8atroIladnae
mtsgeiilbrt; 0eutihe @otterien ian0,
ten n1ebrere @eihOiie lit bic ameri,
iaitiidlcn Stellinlgefl aeltte nah.
nittna fuurben mebrere aontpaqnicn
III 0en bor0eren Sdilbenar1ben a6.
scl0H, Die 9rasnioIbaten TIM trot
0er I'm fie einld)lnaen0en 0ieIdloiic
ibre 4fIttt nio id)offcn 9robiant
lmb 9ebensnlittrl aad ben boroern
StellungeH.
Gie 9elltihen haben offenbor Bic
8e0elttlng Ginger Der onerifali.
ihen glafeteufgnola ert0edt eyn 0er
glo6t ION Somstaa alif 2ouiltaa
geIoug es ibneil. einer befr1d)tliheu
5rontitrede entlong bic amerifaner
81 beranIaiien. iid alf einen @as.
angriff borsubereiten, in0an iie cine
gfnfete Der betrefienOen s5arba auf.
iteigen liebru. 9faaoem Die Srub.
ben i9re @o8nlasfen ongelegt bat.
fen tptroe Die 5opperei entoedt Ole
Gcutideu iignalilierten einfnal ser
amerifaniidlen 9Lrtiaerie nit elmer
5perrfcuerr1fete; man ipollte be.
reits ben 8euerbefcbl 9e6en, ais ion
0en Gfii3ier I'M geobadtlingsitauo
sic notige 2fufflcruua fam olrdJ
lpefche oie @eidoBberIdmenoung Der.
biuoert nuroe.
gritiidfr geridlt.
2on0on, 10, 5e6r. syeI6mor.
ifan Soig nIel0ete 6ellte, OoB aui
elmer peiten s5rontitrede erfolgreidc
Streif5iige unternoumen lpurOen
SSyn Dem offi3iellen geridt beiBt es.
oaSrldn0iite 5riippen 6ronaen iii0.
lid BON Gpe6D ilno in Der g1a66ar.
ihnft bon gilillemont TIT feinolidc
SteaunQen Elm uno febrten NIT meb.
reren @efangenen 5ttriid. SiioIid)
BON Gems momten aana0ier 6ei Ell
neln acknowledgements fiinf WeFdnae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Die ticoicrnne Ichrt
Sparcn Ncr kcbIcn
erbrreidlr Sdlrii. aocr ben tihtiacH
CSrbrnndl unb (sriparen bcr
idllunrsru Siamanttn.

MoIhinatou, rs. ,5ehr, @ohl
oie niitIidiie gSubGlotion Die bon
Der Geaieruna in longer 3fit bers
ouseraeben mur0e, iit cine @roidllire
ocs @eraontirs (9ureoli oi Mines)
iiber ben ridbtiacn @e6roiih INTO 0r.
iparnis I'M @erbraiihe bon aoblen.
Ger Gireftor 0es glultcs, Or. @on
8. Manning, III Der gerfaHer 0es
fleinen gserfcs, 0as BON ibuI qrntis
be8ogen merOen tam. Gs beIebrt
iins iiber Die perihie0enen Sorten
bon ao9len fir ben b1itsIiden @e.
brouh, iogt inns, meldbe iid am be-
item eigneit uno 1ibt inns aniuel.
iiingen iiber Die ri6tige geban0lung
ser SeuerpIdbe, 2efen ull0 l6ei5.
apporote, uber Die 9fegitIieruug Der
8ueluft, Der @ntfernlng Der Qli6e
un0 oiele onoere Qtnee, 0ur9 0eren
9eobaftliig mir bon so biz 100
Bro5erlt Stobleu ipdren fonnan
@s mir6 nobL aIgettein oi1er-
f1uut, oaB inn aoniluH Der aoblen
leidtiinniae 8eri6penoung mebr
0ie &egel ais oie 9Lusnabme lit,
ober in Den neiiten syallen 1T 0ieie
8eridpen6ung feline abiiAtIi6e,
ion0ern 0ie S0lqe Der llnfenntrti8
oer ridtigan Met6ooen oes Ser
brou6es. aoblen lte9en 5u bod i'm
4reiie, nm abIibtlid beridmenoet
5u peroen, ober nur luenige Saus.
6enobner neriteben es, aoblen ri6-
tig at gebrau6en rno Elm groBer
Seil Ser lid in unIereH 6dltiern
befinoenoen Sei5appardte iiitO feb
lcrbaft tonltruiert, foniuulieren biel
ulebr aoble al8 iie iollten iulo ert-
Dideln babel ielten cine bcitdn6ige
gsGrne. gntme0er lit e8 i'm @anle
5t beiB o6er 5u folt., neil mn me-
ilige 4erioren iptitanoe iill0, cine
gleidnqBige 9enlperatur bon ltuge-
fdbr 50 @3ra0 8lt it1terBolten.
gtad iorgfaltiger &erednung ge-
ben in oen fSeuerungspl1Ben unierer
5a6rifen 43 9ro3ent Der 8drne
perloren lalo MIR 81 9SroSertt Dienen
sur 8anpier5eugullg. 9(ber tatiad-
Hid geben bon 0ieien 81 9ro5eft tiltr
10 gSro8ent III Die Strait ilber 1l10
bon 0ieieu 10 4ro3ent geben tpieoer
Il 0urh Die 9fei6ungen Der @laidi-
men lmo 8ransmiiiionsiDelet per-
loren. 8rei 8ro3ent Der araft bleibt
fir Die niibIiden 8tperfe iibrig. gtltn
lit pie0erbolt bon ben bieiigen Saf-
beritGn0iqen ieitgeitellt ipor0en, boB
ourdj Die Gein6aItitng Der aeiiel
BON 10 Bis 15 4ro5ellt uno ourd)
beiiere Eronsnliiiionen iueitere 10
4ro8ent g9drnte eripart mer0en f0ll-
nen. g8enn mir ober 0ieie grfpor-
niiie MIR 8i 15 4ro3ent 6erednen,
10 miiroen mir Ooourcb i'm Sabre
I19t6 nidlt iDeriger ols 70 WiIlionen
Sonnen aoblen erIport babe1. SSSn
oen meiiten 5aIlen miro cine 81
groBe 3ufilbr bon 2uft erlailbt ltno
in 0erfolae gebt Die 2Sdrn1e in Sc
itaIt bon @oien ourd) Die Sdorn-
iteine ber(oren. Or. Mlonning iagt,
oaB Elm ieoer 6abrifant tdglidl 9e-
refJnungen iiber ieinen aobIen0er-
6rau9 un0 Die ba0urb er8ielte @ner-
ale unIteden ioIlte. g8tr erbaIten 8llr
Belt nur Elm 9rittel ooer EN- 8ier-
tel 93feroefraft fir Elm 8fun6
aoble per 6tunoe ltnO Oa5 6eoelttet
oen @erluft BON alpei QritteL Der
gnergie.
Die arSften ao6lenfeIOer in Scr
4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19
Sic ar6ften au6lcnfclOer In scr
Nelt.

9ie Ser. 5taaten beiiBen Die
aroBten lmo ergie6ieiteu soblenfel-
Der in Der 8elt uno Sfoblennot in
oieiem 2anoe fliugt fat uu9lallblih.
9Lber ao6len in oer Gr6e iinD feline
aob(en I'M Seller. Q9as niitt ms
Oarauf biu5ulpeiien DoB uniere ge-
aenro1rtige Sioblenf0roernng gro.
ber lit als je 5uuor. SIN Sabre 1917
fGr0erten mir iiber $40 gdaionen
Sounen aoblen uno 0enno4 batten
mir nibt genllg iiir nnieren eigenen
Iun0 ben @ebrau6 unierer ger6ilnoe-
ten. Bon militdriicber Seite miro
bebaubtet, Dab 5um Siege In Die
lem ariege aoblen geipart iperoen
nliiiien un6 ao6leneriparnis lit
4ilidt oI[er 5u6rifanten uuO aller
Saus6eluobner aeiporoen. yin eine
erbo6te 9ro0uftion lit nidJt 81 oen-
fen, neil bic 2ln5a6l Der aoblen-
qrG6cr me6r ob. ais slilimatt. g1o6
oen 9erednuHgen Der SsdberitiH-
oigen nuroen I'M Iesten Sabre in
BribotbdnierL Sotels, gduleu 1tno
0iientIideu @ebiuoen 100000,000
Gonnen aoblen Derbraudt @lnu
fam mobI iagen oaB Der adte Seil
Der gan3eh Broouftiou pribntim
fonfiniiert mir0. girm ioqen Die
gahberitdnaiam 0es giiros, oob
oos olirdlitjnitlidle geobnhdus
jd0rlidl 5meinaI iopieI ao1len Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-02-19

rmata unh ilmaeeeap. &dsan hulif ottnn
nnN Wstsnch. faltgf htlsr otNna. anDalirnh
iot spitppA unh Grnnetalau,
MchratFd AnagariH ldtn bugif abeih unh
asiilircd nntalieih fnls
Soma aolir sRtlt lni pisldben umh stHlra-
len leil htIle abeno. Mii.lpob ulIucnfn ihbu.
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runiAsnFD AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT sNe. seil. AUTHORIZED M rnr
ACT O. Ocr0nkR d 1917 ON fILE an
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA NEnR
~ 0RnER or rAr PRESIDENT
A. $. BuRLEs0N. POSTMASTER. GENERAL
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GOrtiesaug aai Seits a.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

The Poplarville Saw Mill Com
pany closed permanently last
Friday afternoon, The mil is
being rapidly dismantled and the
entire plant will be shipped to
Tlbble, Ala, where it will be re.
built.
We learn from Mr.. George w.
Headley, Jr., the president, the t
the Company will be re-organized
under a new name. They have
secured magnificent lot of VIZ
gln tim Der in Washington Coun-
ty, Alabama, about fifty miles
north of Mobile, on the A. T. &
n. X. r., and will be four or
five years cutting it.
We understand that a number
of men VINO have been with Mr..
Headley here will accompany him
to the new location.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31
Death Of Mrs. ]. N. Howard

Mrs. Susie Wheat Howar d i,
wife of Mr.. J Monroe Howard,
and daughter of Mr.. J. F. Wheat.
died at the family residence
asst Saturday morning, about
four o'clock, as the result OF
pneumonia following an attack OF
influenza. The remains were in
TERED in the town cemetery,
with services conducted by Rev.
5. P. Morris.
Mrs. Howard Is survived by
her hus band and five children.
besides large mDer of rela-
tives.
We unite with all their friends
in deep sympathy for the family.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31
Moved TO Lamberton

Mr.. and Mrs, c, l. Skatvold moved
this week to Lumberton, which place
they will make their home, Mr.. Skat-
void having accepted position with
the Hines people there.
These are citizens that Poplarville
regrets to lose as they have been p'omi-
nently identified with the affairs of the
town, and its social life, for several
years. Mr., Skatvold is at present a
member of the Board OF Aldermen.
Mrs. Skatvold has been one of the
most earnest and Jealous workers in the
Red Cross Chapter ana will be greatly
missed by her co-laborers,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31
Red Cedar ard Pine
S h in 6 | e S, cheap at
Magnolia Lumber Co.,
LumbertOn, Miss.
Headley's CHANGE Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Headley, Jr,
came up from Pass Christian on Monday
to pack and ship cir household goods,
and are leaving today
Mr.. Headley has secured lovely
home in Mobile where the family will
reside while he is operating his mill in
Alabama.
The departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Head
ley and their family sd distinct loss to
Poplarville; every phase Ct the comrnu-
nifty business, social church and
schoo1--will suffer by their going
The good wishes of all the people Of
the town follow them to their new home.
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storage Batteries Pro"er'
-oAr9ed at rtgularluiei'a'0, Ia~.
'noei'hl'eIy ana give &ooo ser
wee. improperly charged ard
run down batteries suIpdatc
rapidly. and finally RUIN, if neg
Iected too long
l have Installed complete
charging plant, Cas- h0@n'.
OJ namo. Automatic Et@tla.,
t. and can give Won tne ~au'
careful service YOU would re-
ceIve IN any city. Cleaning
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s. P. MORRIS
FIND THIS CAT
Pastor.

Our young friend, Lee White,
is grleving because his gray and
white cat, Tom SAWYER" is
lost. If anyone has seen, OF
knows of this cat, Lee will az
preciate the information. Cal
him at home or his fathers ga.
rage.
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A Beautiful Woman.

Do you know that beautiful woman
always has a good digestion? If your
digestion is faulty, ear lightly Of meats
and take an occasional dose of Cham
berlains Tablets to strengthen your di-
gestion. Price 25c.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

Miss Sadie Levy left Wednes-
day for her home at Baltimore,
Maryland. Miss Levy is sister
Of Mrs. Sam Solder and spent
the summer and early fall in
Poplarville with the Solder FAINT
Nv. She leaves Il mum Der OF
warm friends here.
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Sincere Gratitude.

Mrs William Bell, Loeansport, lod
Wriyes: 4 deem 1t my duty 10 ex.rc
my gratitude tor the good Chamberlain
Coilc and Diarrhoea Remedy did m,
when had severe attack OF diarhoe,
three years ago. 1t was the only medi
cine that relieved M.
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Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder Rcckheld, Ind,
states; For an attack of bronchial trouble
which usually assails me in the spring
l find Chamberlains Cough Remedy the
only thing that gives me relief After
using it for few days all signs Of
b onchial trouble disappears.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

Mrs. Ed. Wills, after stay OF
several weeks with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clapper, left yesterday for New
Orleans to visit her brother and
from there on to her home at
Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31
BAPTIST CHURCH EGTICE

The regular services will be
resumed at the Baptist church
Sunday Nov. 8, and the week
following. At the morning hour
the pastor will use for his theme.
Behold your God, the evening
subject will be ''behold the
Lamb OF Cod Everybody cor.
daily invited. Let all the PEG.
pie praise God for his deliver.
ance from the nation wide cpl.
demlc.
9 d MORJJTC
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Trustees Sale OF Land.

/, H. Fl. Parker, trustee, under the
provisions of and by virtue of the an.
thoritY conferred oG me in a certain
deed OF trust, executed by K. [. Moody
on August 9th, 1917, to secure certain
Indebtedness unto Dan haeee, which
deed Of trust is now Of record in boob
! page 217 OF the records Ct land trust
deeds OF Pearl River county, MIssissip
ri, l Will, on lie second Monday, nth.
day Of November, 1879, al tho east frcn
door OF the court house In the town Of
PoplarviIle, Pearl River County, Miseis.
suppl, oder Tor SAFE, aud sell 1T public
outcry, TO the highest and best bidder
for cash, within legal hours, The follow.
ing described land to- wat: The L z
OF the SW IA of the Sc IA and the
i II OF the N IL OF the W II of
the SW II OF thc ST ia Of section
10 Township Q south OF Range II
West.
| will convey only such title as i:
vested in me as trustee.
This the 17th. day Of October, 1858.
H. H tAkhEH,
Iru tee
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METHODIST CHURCH N)Ti.E.

Sery ces VIII be resumed on
Sunday, the 3rd,
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
Preaching at II a. m. and 7 +
m.
Everybody cordially invited.
G. s. HARMON,
Pastor.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

Mr., G. W. SIade, one of the
good farmers near Orvisburg,
was pleasant caller at our Of
flee yesterday, and while here
renewed his subscription for a
year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Buckley, and Mrs,
Buckleys grand mother, Mrs, McRae
leave today for New Orleans. The Dr.
will 80 from there next week to Annis-
ION, Ala, to report at Camp Mcclellan
for duty in the U. S. Medical Corps to
which he has been assigned.
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FOR SALE

One practically new Ford car for sale
to highest bidder. Reserve the right to
reject any and all bids,
JESSE N. SMITH,
lIillsdale, Miss,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-10-31

We are very grateful to Mrs J. S.
Loveless for coming to see us while in
town this week and for the renewal
subscription. Especially do we appre.
ciate the kind words she said regarding
the paper,