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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

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eitcr at en- @ongrcs bar boot ffoa
itor en- oen,ofrntiT Maioritet iora
hen n,ppnren0e, bet iftlloe bntuoex ut
e, repatblifanif blep palgt, piloe oct
life flr,tc opfattes tpaa auoea Weaa
be, enb at 2arod mgbaIDe6e he;l
bintil fprte @olitif. Sc inn!eoes
ralgte @publitonerc biloe lite aler,e
isle iig herettiget, men enoog, Tor
pligtct til at giere alt, bpao Der too
i bercs Moet for at foa o'rlttot,
bpnN Get allere6e nar lDfts5eS Err..=
iioe,1te,l at ll0rette, o0 g;srs nercs
til, at intet mere uI s'an;n1e slogs
Mep gjc,nemfet Trerntiotn. s DC
stater, bnor 8elgcrlulfc itfc bnr
Direfte SSsnoflpoelfe poa &a4g til Sc
notet, bar @nlgernc Ell 6obbelt 8ligt
at lrnrette peo gulgct nf 8onlress-
memo, for bette @olg pa uiff 8rl-
gcrl1es Billigelie eller Misbilligelie
af bcn al &egieringen biDtI fertc
3plitif..
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Mrbeibe, Ger 1oa glimrenoe CT be-
gpnbt, ogioa %fortinttes, at leg Diloe
giprc alt, boob Der ltob / min Mngt.
for @alget at Ell goo be1pfrntilt
&ongresmm1uo, % jcg er gtnb oper
at GORE fomme,1 til ct. Ynul nN
n1eb ben nominere0e &sa,r0i0nt h.r
poo @latiurmen ubetinget at franl,c
anbefole &algt al Garl s, Nan
3pfe til ben nqite &ougre5r.aao for
Miitmeloto ste &ongresbi1trift.
Sc ser fie1ber bcm pil cI1fpre
perlonlige @runrDe for. Ja,1s &ulJ.
Sc Ger for efsamineret ba1: Metorn
oil gine @rlt1r0e bassret paa ben1e.
M9cn jeg, Der fomr1er uocfrc, fan
Der gipe 8nlgerne en- @r,,no. ntr
bar mere Gggt for mig cnS npgl1
argument baeret pua per;orliac
Ggenifaber eller en6og poo bans tio-
ligere @eforb. En ale anbre Mr-
gunrcnter. Ger fremfpres, bill leg
tilfeje Get enc, at &rrFbenten trGn.
ger til Ban 9pft fom Meolem a
acngresimi @afbington.
vSper 8Glger i bene aanmpag't
ifulee goo pan ~@9fanb meo 1ig selt
ont 3rGitoenten fortiener Stettr eI
Ter Ell, % bpis BON rte,ter, at 8ru'
li0enten f%ortiener oet, Dor ban falt'
fiji stemme 1etop. fpoleoes fom bar
pil6e gipre, bpis Ian biIfoiik,. at bans
,stenm1e piloe ppre SEN afgiereno,
tor ynlgf at 11etop 0e1t1le aorgres'
mca.o, og at benne @ottgrestaar1s
@alg bil6e 'be1temnte, om @ufet iful
bc gao oemofratif eller repaablifunif
wN9ite 9irsoog er BET itnre ,rol
coli" l1o ober 2a1bet, % oft, bpai
mani lsoenfor Minreelotas eyn.
@rnnier bill pioe og brpoer fig on
at bi6e al &eialtoter11e ber / Stater
CT, ONT Sen er goaet oenofratrf Ell
let. rcpl1blifanif. Gor ct be,mofrutiii
Meoerlag nil man fb9e 5fbl6en boS
ben Motio1aIpoIitm Der er Heper
fsrt. 0g lite ole,te bill Sc forifieI
ltg Chatter bebbnr1e &eFnItaterlt
uo ober 2anoct for at fe, ont mar
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gier ct b~iplornotiff Mrbeioe, Sc,
pr1poer IT'S til Soroflooens poer5te
Brnnier!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Inserted by and in behalf Of
Judge DIN B. Lewis, st. Paul
MINI. Prizes $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Prepared in the interest Of M
". Fitzgerald, St. Paul, Mimi,
BY Carl Ekman, 2254 Como Ave.
Tor which $I.oo per inch has
been paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

hver Velger paa Va1gdagen
kaster sin Stemme for ham, som
paa Anerkjende1se af hans
Embedsf0relse.
op1pite, at ri bar u9anife og 2roel=
iesfgller un0er prellsiiif Nag. Set
0lalp bt0lm0erltgt.
Gon1oen al broget Meiliter og
Officersnniformer print
Ter &pcn al fatbplife &rniter, Ml1nfe
% Mo11ner, og Der er &irfer NOT.
Ser er en- romerifzfatbolif 8iifop %
en- r11tenlt Metropolit, Der tor /
5lotspnlget, ct tort ronerlf &rnlte
icminarium pon. Slotsbjerget me0
ca. $50 au11biboter og, flere .@pm<
naiier, 1ne11 foa 1olfeltoler. Mn11ge
fan bperfcn luie eller ltripe, og @tu=
0enterne er llet heban6re1e / De mo-
6ertre &l1lturfprog> men fa11atiif
bjemme / al pollf 2iteratur. l1bi=
oenbeoen er tpf, ierlig argaaetr6e
ebangeliif, proteltmrtiif Gro. Selb
oa1tnebe &atbolifer forbol1les peo at
6ene, at ri tror poa ariit1s, og 6en
2ollf=fatbolife llrn11e tror, at bi til
be6er en- Some, forbi &onert iom
Heterogeneous SDmbol trot,er paa
Slere eDangeliite &rfeipir. Gen
polite .iorte Mo6onna" ira Gae1t=
ltoctnm beberifer alt - 8ltifffterne
brnn6er re@ @elgenlamper forom
ben6es 8illeoe. Spoer1,e er lan
Datt til at lie M1aoonra< og @elgen,
6lle6er og ea1felte @riltltsbille6er /
De bpppige fotbolife &rocesito,1er, at
be er.i l1piSbe6 ont Sen friitre Gre
enigbeo betpoer quo Inoer, CUBS
Mooer % @u0s Sen". eller Cub
Soccer, maria % ct. &oief". Silt
bette er life blot %pr5empilimdf, men
gali8iif.
&rltnrelt 1et CT @nli5ien min0it
100 9lar tiIbuue. 5elp @r3empll
meD fine fulM moberne @l1tiffer bar
bpcrfen 5porpogr eller @anooGrf-
itanr boa @treget, 90
bber Spun0 @nrb 11nn betaleS. Sui
iene er melt lupe og @ooerne met
2erpeie. 2anhd- er ltnraaoelig fr11gt=
bart og ifobfleot, me1t frpgtelig 1to-
iuget at @eiitligbeoen, bportil for
fom Sartarboroer og mi &rige,1. Ser
er BEN poerite Mrmo6, ilGr blmM ST.
oeproletariatet. Snbalitri er 119iten
ufienot, bog finbes @igaret- og
Observation-Disclosures! Set fortrinli-
&c Sfobtre ll6f6res til tpif Scble-
lien og BENDER ttlboge lom Mebler!
6ditmaifiner les iigloent, ioa gobt
lom alorig, ia &rlmfnibe brrges Of
tere til &pit ems Seer. Sbis life
9itcrrig bap6e toget Jig al bisle
lrfultipereoe Solfeilog, piloe oe bape
o9ret en6nu flere @l1noreouar til
boee. ! SSffffe for intet faloes 2anoet
,&olpaiten". I
8efolfningen / 8r3emplI CT iaa
oroget font bel ml1ligt, iiRr poo Cor
1noar 5fnrar11e brimler inb
ia bet itore Spla11o. Ser er $50
offer af ben oerbiemme fjerrote ~
&c, ser er &utenere ~ mel beje,
Sfiffelier - ne6 1n1tgt,
!ort &nnr og 9fiorten (tipoe UNDER
,eres bruno, brooere6e BeD bRr1gea1=
)e M0enpnn BenflG0erM. 9Hrltg
ahpiinoerneg Drngter er orie1rtnlif
Tarpe.
D6rit og iiioit CT Der SSboer, im
jprigt pon Bnr6e, at bDert aapoet
ipnes at ppre SSbbe.s Ser
+ fllIot mooerne flnbte Seoer, Der
til / 0eres fine Sen4'el, og'
/ beres fnabiebe, forte 8ofta,
Ter meb Beoefpoiter % Sc lange
prngefrsIler Foron 9rene bisfe
melt I'll / gantls imaroiige
Dg iaa CT Der en- Mos
{ polife % ipbiite Mrnlaebern, ffaa
mere, "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,erifer Hanot Sc na1t,teoe @osier.
5ienlipeter bog geobIesfen afl6lt 81
aafsIipe4 og & fotboIffe 8t @
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

alnbeiamleren: r@or Sc niger,
&Il.oe / Dag, 9erre?"
@erren: r9eei, ilet ingen, min ao-
ire ligger be6 8aoefte6."
&lll6eiamleret: rSsamen, bur Sc
fnn ingen tontme 6Iaifer?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Prepared in the interest Of
Walter Z Chaplin, st. Paul,
MINI, for which $I.oo#= an inch
is to be paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

Published in the interest of
Martin ]. O'Malley, St. Paul,
by Carl Ekman, 1854 Como
Ave-, St. Paul, for which $1.oo
pr inch is to be paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

FARME TIL LIE oG TIL sALGs. 100
I'll salgs til rimelige. .Priser or pas
lette Vilkaar beliggende 1 0st Oklahoms.
okf1v Paa enRe1sk til: G. b. ALLRN, Clare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

TIL sALGs: En- fin. jayn Kvartsektion
Land mar de bedste Land j Kearney Co.
so pr. Acre orn solRt for 1. Nov. Derefter
SIS pr: Acre N.FERGUSON, $50 ". Col
Ave-. state Colle9e,Ce Center Co., Pa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
stats-senator 2ouell s. Sepion,

stats-senator &omell s. Sepion,
rep1blifmif aunoi1at for &oneres.
ten fra lobe Diitrift i Minneioto,
bar oltt6 ltaaet / forreite Mpffe /
Den progressive republifanlfe @epn-
geliei Stafen Minneiota. Men ior1
ban bar ppret en- 9oIsmano for pro.
gresldbe @rinciper, bar ban BOG al
brig orepet Dem uo / Gfstrenterne.
Wfr. Sepfon bar foritanet at boloe
Sfribt meo 5ii6en i politiif &enieen-
Dc, % pil bore iito11o til at poe ub-
mRrtet 8ierelte iom aongresmoto i
8o1bington. 80 Buffalo SS%oa1rnoI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

- sfrio efter @rboenummer at
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
Sporfor @an Dbfe bgr belses til
aongresitn.
Qlo6rag at Stntsiefretar 8rpa1s
9ale j A1poltorillm iioite Eirs~
oog afben).

u9olgere til l1i1oerbuiet er hige
loa Digtige iom Sc til 5enotet, for.
bpis &uid Ct re4a,bIita1,ff rneb Inn
zen 5tanrnes M1oioritet, fan bet meo
lor1lf11e gsiirftti'ig forbfron sebtoge
E ION SenoteE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Inserted BY. and in behalf Of Or.
d. C. Jones, sos Lowry Bldg,
St. Paul, Mimi. Price, $I.oo
per inch.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

nss> rasE where the risk is minimum
 O17csrs of the United States arm. Us engineers. he C-5cers of o1r navy A builders and construcco-s do l10fo1gh work because they are in position where politics cannot reach them
 Olr government is . gove1 umsnt Of p3lltaclaE4s IL Is not even 2 govern Eent c. statesmen Those thinrs which the government Goes well are -s1aliy the work Of en p3oy ses fzrthest away from political coot-ol-
 II Chr governmental banking sys-em Is 10 oe controlled by politicians. If me polltlcal factors are 10 figure in lL4s c1g tEansactions, then we are iD caoger, because there Is nothing more sensitive In ozieful influences than national finance = Commercial l ppeal
 And what is true Of Lorimsr and National politics and his bzlkS-is true all along the line. Politics have become so EDclean that one must handle them with gloves 10 keep hls hands clean and his reputation spotiess- Business and politics like religion and politics. are as in- soluble AS oil and water. and the banker CT other business man who makes 2 business of politics on the side. will sooner CT later ind this out to his sorrow. Ii is alright for every man 10 faks certain amount Of iD- terest ln the politics Of his country Every good citizen should give the policies Of government at least sufti- cient time and thought 10 vote intel ngeIt3y upon whatever issues may come before the people. and study men as well as measures. in order 10 determine their fitness ar Unftness for the position t0 which they aspire. but further than this is dangerous and uDsourd.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
Banks and Politics.

Hsli dczsn banks in Cnicaxo have been turned over to me state bank sxaZfDsr and their ability to par is don 1bttul.
 Ths head of this gro1p of banks s@s sx-Seoator LofiEsr. Lorfner b. fore he vent 70 the Senate was a good b2siosss nan, ard while he vas a. Ezys machine politician. he was respected for his b2si1sss ability and Integrity og the other business men af Chicago
 After going out Of o15ce Loriuer vent Into bznking. The atmosphere e politics followed him into the bank Probably in tbe conduct Of his busi- Dsss L0rlEer favored old political fFis1os more than he WAS justified zD1ef the strict rules Of business
 Many wb0 have been in politics are cCt uDgratsful Loriner nav have undertaken banking duties for some ~b9 were oot entitled to them.
 lhs failure oi the LoYinef banks is merely added proof that banking n 1st bs business distinct from all others. ard that q banker who at- tends 10 banking alone. who has no o-tsl9e Interests IS usually al the s4~AA " E@aAA AI1 q sale lLsL4I / tl0l.
 B2n king and politics d. not mix. and neither does banking or any other sgf, cf business mix well
 The ics2. tank pyesioen. or bank 911csr ls Ee who regsrcs himself a. a tFestes fcf tEo@e EEo p1t tneir money ln E!s b2nk He must nevef look pgn tas deposits Ss his money CT the 9An2's D1Dsy bzt 2s tle money of his c1stCmsrs
 He must keep stsfnz y D@tore his s1 I'd ere tEs pl t4Fe c Lis tr1stes- slip He is custodian. g.zr5Izu. 6 a4Ichm4u
 Atthe sane tine be mat Lave the e -f4gs su1 tbe ability 70 know what tFaos4ctlars all te profitable and oc- e4sllfa t-t Ia rare cases. if the a9fG fl.s ls sJ1c le nay t4.e busl-
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
Mrs. Bradden ef Winthrop Finds Quick Way 10 Stop Tortures
 ef Her Curious Aalady.

Mrs J. c. Braddon of Winthrop. Ark-, suffered from digestive troubles and stomach arrangements that plac d her in particularly dangerous posi- clon. Her nervous system was at- tackled and she felt symptoms that in- 1icaIe1 even more serious trouble
 She took Mayrs Wonderful Ston- zch Remedy and got immediate o-ne1ts- She wrote; When 1 com Dsnced taking your treatment l could scarcely oe oCt Of bed. l had such 8 severe pains in ny hips and the top ot my right foot My foot felt as if il had been severely sprained Finally ngn 5ness settled in my arms and shqG l3srs. About that time l received Yoor treatment and the first bottle relieved the misery. Now l feel like s new person
 The story that Mrs Braddon tells is much like that of thousands of
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
gEI READY.

Remember ths blx rsrirA meeting t@xins Jay E. Make ycar prspzra- tiots new so th4t nothing nay Inter. ssrs witn Yazf atts11znas Lets make tkis ihs Ess&tssf fsTiv4 1f religion and tfas hFgthsry love and living thAi A&s sFsr h@en witnessed to this teWn BswsIb@f ths Fre4s Fsvival @s Lad hsrs sn1sr Fer sloocuy |. Ihs eus -Fs9sr EsF Lcasfy ard tss cus -aesr Rsy P1tss- and Apsrsws
 ADd Neln,ash. Gna ethsrk. perhaps. What a grand good time sysryo sy Lad 1x1 Egs ws a. su5oyed t. ii, and ksw sFsryho1y R1s happy ard ln lsvs wlfh fife aod sell 1olngs Tais town certainly rs@3s te tAxssn % Is vsrg fss sasatlons. e at .s1st The psop.s Ess1 70 ts awakened % tie iE Epgft2nes ef Christian lir ln. aoe clarity as8 sF1tbsfy ore n1d 'er1e2F1nes Ws hags Eer G-Iusf Der Hi esns sn pessf AltI God direct Gns llm z-d lbag bs uI reach the hearts ef ffs rssBis and causlet tfsz
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
ARKANSAS WOMAN IS SAVED BY
 WONDERFUL STOMACH RRHPDy

others in all parts Of The co.-
 nave taken Mayr's WoD5s-.i.-'-' Shg ach Remedy. - >tax-
 AaFrs Wonderful S,o7,-A
 cay clears the digestive trz~- f4s--- cold accFetions and renoT1s - -.-t. '. zs- matter; IL brings quick rs,iss it..s-s.1.'as lerers from stomach aiI-s-se.-. -s-e- 70 s1t. ana Intestinal troubles. Na-- .lFsr II mas saved them iron es- -seis isrs operations; many are sure j, - v Y .-s their lives -s sAFes
 Because Of the success of -tt.
 there are many imitacors - ts sl.-'1! tlo0s- Be sure it's Mayrs p--A-- -- II Is known among your r~r ,'asaI DOTS. Ass them. Go to J. T SssEl- and ask about the EoDdsrf ..'s-, 1-11-'s IL mas been accom- plisbInF --s people he knows-of send = r- r'as Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. l5sl-s VII M n St, Chicago, IL. for fres t,,.-ll .-.-s-s stomach ailments and rauy y.s...1 @ 1 letters from people who fxTs =. restored. Any druggist can "a - its wonderful effects y'.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
CLARKE SOU NDS DEATH hNELL 0F
 ELECTION YANIPULATORS,

The most dramatic incident in cop nect.On Rith the state democratic convention which met in Pine Bluff 1s- week. vas that portion Of Senator C.zfEe.s speech Th1ssday morning that dealt tsith tEe practice Of man lp1.ating elections in Arkansas and tEe abuse the governor and other mem bers ot the state board have prac. ticed upon The democratic organizs- tlsas iH tEe counties
 Senator Clarke p9inted lis finger at Governor Hays who vas occupying q box ln the convention hal and de. clared that the practice Of prostituting the provisions Of the election law re gAraiDg the appointment of election commissioners must stop in Arkansas. He said be would stump every county in the state and arouse the people tr
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

Treasurer E1geDe Williams. of tbe LeFes Board. is rnakiog up lis Interest I lId accounts tbis week. sending Dasices 10 and 1raRing cn the several 1eposltof5 f5es. and 4ssem bling tne funds IL >eB York for tne purp-5s of paying the semi aunGzI interest Cn bonds and certificates which fats 1 ae on July l-t- There are outstanding 5. .535 @t9 0f b3uGs. aud szl4 e53 cf ir.- terest bearing certificates. on wricl. there Blll 0e due CD Jay Is. slo3.5-e 5n accrued interest T Z receipts from taIes on al tEe auds iH the LsYee DIstrict for tEs yea. amounts to something over 500 .tss9 The Board DO" has on hand sgrpl1s of some thing over hundred thousand dol lars. after paying this immense sum 0i interest. and is in faiTly good shape to meet al it's objections.
 Mr John Alderson. of the Fa,se .- Gfaba m-A ldersgn Com pany. sent as q sta of cotton "Wednesday which had been sent b the store by aur rood friend, Mir \ T Hamilton. that con iaineG = squares CT forms and one bloom Ar. Hamilton works the John Graham plant stion Of ab9ut 50 acre.. on sand S!ough, and is one of St Francis County : most prosperous and lp-to-Gate farmers This is said te ba one 5f the finest crops ana crop speci- mens that bas so far been exhibited m town, and We hope our friend Hamilton will harvest a big crop thi- 1aJ a15 get the top price.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

An unfortunate shooting occurred Saturday on Linden Island. resulting in the death Of Mr. John Powers. \ negro named Slaughter vas arrested DY Messrs- Bert Grey. Waiter Loyelace and John Powers. deputies. on [ charge of stealing harness. etc from the 2 .antation 0. Nr John Young He was handcafed. vt made a brea k for liberty. and in tbe scufie Powers "zs accidentally shot through lie head Dy the accidental discharge of q pl-fci in the hands Of Mr Bert Grey. So lnQ pest was held as the saootitg 7 sss proven entiYely ' accidental
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

q sense of their danger if those respoD- sioss fer the dsp.crsbls conditions ol1 Dot call halt
 wrote The present election law into tne statutes Of ArkzosSs. shout a senator Clzrke 10 secure fair elections and the sgpreUscy Of the Nnite democrats in this state Dsr- lns ny term as governor l always rec9gnizsd tEe rights Cf the county organiEatious to name The election omuissioosrs We had fair elections and cA2rEss Df frzc1 and irregular luss were unknown T. Wzs never iutsD1s5 N hen tue governor and two other os5ciAls aere given tie poSe. 10 name the election con L Ss8o1ers- that they should ignore tEs co1u:y orgzDiLziions and holc election com Zlssionsrs up oy the hair uutil they came acr0-s Nith the hunter q fraud alsnt votes necesszrT to serve The selfish ends of tri--Firz.s q state officials
 II used 10 be a man could protect Ills smoke house SitL p2a.acs. The sneak thieves became smart sn0-gh 70 plcs the lock. and thsn se had The more cont nplic2te1 lock with ths num- o7red key. h course Of tine the io- genGlty of the crooks made this .ocs worthless We then invented t1e time lock and jmpeuetrzsle s.ee. vault. IL has been necessary A z.oug 70 Keep in advance Of the thieves II he same Is troe cf conditions in | rsansas- The election thieves steal al thy can and then instit cte bogus contest beca 1se they lacked 2l3 votes oi stealing enough t9 pui their man in
 l want 10 serge notice on those re- spcn-lole for his condition that they can ID longer defame the honest and accent element Cf tne democratic party by stealing the elections and peFFertlng to se Isl ends tEe prcYis- ions of law intended to protect white democrats and insure fair elections
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19
Causs. Farther TsIk.

beea1s= - M&ay pe1E q are fe IBk tfslr erpefienes al,a H11ts Light uilg Dll f9f Lead 2et ss- fHs-EAt4sU ns~FAl sla etc tlaf ethsfs afe sad io give it Fs2l 2rd are convinced sH1 mediate cf tts merits &s 8 pain aillsf. Are yrl gst fg ts ranFincs8. Ass ycsf dr-Egst A 6 Eaes af3s 8e1lel1e Ll snefIAE IsKAs
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

ot their sins and point them to ths better Ezy with sch force that thsy wiil tZ-n from sin and ssl 1shnass and ingrztit1de, and follow f1 the foot s-sps of tbs IoHly Jes2s Amen.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

Mr. Max Yotie. Of Springfield, Mis- so1ri. spent several days with his family and friends in town this week and gave Us pleasant call Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-19

FOR SALE-The tso ,k
 mediately south Of ana arrr,s. ,2. -. street from Col. Y. B. I5.-s-s -s.s - dence- See (. V. Norton ca-,z, 'e'-
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-01
There is no news from Belgium OF
the eastern war area"
Allies Gain Ground.

On the Battle Front, Sept 26.-The
German offensive was extremely Wig
orous today at the western end of the
long line stretching along the rivers
Disc, Aisne and Woevre.
The allied troops, whose gaps had
been filled with freshly arrived re-
endorsements, not only repeatedly
thrust back the masses of Germans
thrown against them but eventually
carried out successful counter-attack
which resulted in the gaining Of con-
siderable ground and the capture of
Peronne, about which town the fierc-
est engagement occurred.
Machine Guns Kill Hundreds.
At one place the victims of the
deadly German machine guns were
counted in hundreds, especially where
the advance was across an open wheat
field that recently had been harvested.
Some men of a French regiment
which was making dash toward the
German position when it was struck
by the sweeping fire were found dead
in the kneeling posture they had tax
en- behind sheaves of wheat and from
where they had emptied their maya
zines, intending to start a final rush
and bayonet charge.
After the fight 900 dead were buried
in single trench six feet deep, the
Germans being placed at one end and
the French at the other.
Many GERMANS Near Reims.
Further toward the east, near Berry
, au-Bac on the Aisne north of Reims,
| there appears to be concentrated a
| large German force which has stolidly
occupied strong intrenchments from
which it is most difficult to dislodge
them. Hereabouts the fighting has
been of desultory character, with,
however, slight advantage in favor of
the allies.
The men of both armies in this
vicinity seem to be enjoying their
| rest.
On the eastern wing the Germans
are throwing enormous masses of men
against the French troops protecting
the line Of defensive forts above Yer
dun; but up to the present their eff.
forts, although costing immense sac.
rifices, have been vain and the French
line remains intact.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-10-01
GENERAL NEWS OF THE WAR
Canadian Troops on the Way.


The major part of Canadas latest
contingent of $4,000 men for service
in Europe is already on it's way to the
front in 20 transports heavily armed
and guarded by British men-of-war in
sufficient force to prevent any attack
by German cruisers.
German Captive List Cut.
The Central News Agency at Lon
don has received the following dis.
patch from Rome: "A message from
Berlin says the general staff, having
agreed to the complete official lists OF
prisoners, has found it necessary to
admit that the total already an
nounced was erroneous. The aggre-
gate number of prisoners in German
hands is now reduced from 25O,OO0
to $4,000, of whom 10000 are Rus.
slams"
BeIalans Capture Germans.
The Rotterdam Courant says that
Belgian troops are showing at many
places from which they have long
been absent. TWO thousand Germans
were captured, 1t says. on September 23
between Malines and Aershot. TWO
hundred officers among them will be
kept at Antwerp. The remainder OF
the prisoners will go to England,
Large Italian Army Ready.
Italy already has nearly five num-
dred thousand men under arms. The
majority are camped in Lombardy.
Air Attack Near England.
German aviators. flying within sight
of England, continued their attack on
French coast cities, and added to the
apprehension felt in London that Eng
lish cities soon may become the tar
gets of their bombs. The attack was
made on Boulogne. just across from
England at about the narrowest par'
of the channel. About noon a Ger
man aeroplane few over the city ant
dropped bomb into q shipbuildint
yard, Little property damage wal
done and no one was injured.