davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10

iuirb hierbei Hidlt nu ben dnsiprud
ROieaaers. zines Der ssieieriira tent
itleu 9ithter eriHnert, lrenn er'iaat
~lsier 4sJ 1T she carfe.
elns SaIie NIT spsi SaitsH:
N Der riasn jauHN bic frease
llns ser Samsp psiu, in Der spsiieu.-
aRebr Dber minber isnpd, finb bi,
gro zen 9enter xHb bic Tidter Iid
einia bGrin. bas ber Sthmers, ber
man Il uielfah nit benz Ilnalld
ioeniidI Henneu fam. 'hen ,Reuiher
ldutert. ibn beifer mad)t. nnb bat
es iDrueit I'M nllaemsiuen fiir ben
Ncnidsu gut lift. penn ihm niht
ifets bo2 Slid lafelt. iDnbern audi
ab unb su elm Ribaeidid ieinen
9inb treuSt. Sast bod her Tidter
Cooper:
THE path of sorrow, and that path
alone.
Leads 10 the land where sorrow is
unknown;
No Traveller ever reached that lies
Sed abode
Who found not ti,ornS and briers
on the road"
stephan usrtieb i'm Sabre 1880
init ieinrr Satin uub sn Der 8eit
lebeuoen ainbsru bas Seim In speh.
pbulia uno bic Shlnieoe. unter be,.
len ShIGaeu bort 10 oft Der ambpb
aeitOhHt nnb ees Grses alabe Stana,
wie Elm Ssurm Ed aetrhntmt unb
lieb iih aui elmer G;arm bel Ror.
tinsbmG nieber, bic er, 70 Iauae er
nph .oersbaft uub
Uetterfef. aeiuub unb
iart- bebautc. Johann ueriauite.
cine @Uhnune in benz Stdoden, be.
500 Die nadl ieinem @eidmafe ae.
baut rno einsendtei unb iuuriu er
bis gu ieiuest sobA bis -On the
TreShold OF -Four score lebte. Ste.
phan &ertels mar elmer uer benen.
bic bic iogennnuie 6nrmers Sanf in
Wartirsbura irs "ebeu rieieu, mar
lnnge Sabre. ia bis su ieinem Suoe
Yrdiioent berielben.
Stephan @emihb mar. f,nelit
rein. tiei reliai6s, iun Of tirbness
auo Of LOBE - abuptirte oils Subn
etuen annben nut 9anmen 9pnp
Seier.
SrBer Der Satin, ben 4 96drerr
uno aopptierten sphne biuterldst
Der @eriturbene bic Stuei Srdbsr
Soiepb uno HuauIt in @artinsburo
inpie orei Sdlpeltcrn, GIiiobe,b
SdlonSmsuer in @efphalio, Yo.
Gntbarinr S:tan;meuer in Reto,
Mr.. nno 2hereie 6eiie IN gcmule,
S,la,
gas Seardbuib be allaemeiu be
licbten uno pendlteien Spbten iauo
an Muuioa Nuraeu Gpp. %. cur.
nat Ginleanua iciner 9eite uno ei.
nem fefuie;;, tclcbriert ppn 0pchw.
&n;cr 0nor in Der ct. Spieph's
9irtle Al benz tath. 5rieahuie upn
Mnrtirsbure iintt. SSie boh Der
1ntitla,ere acitGet uuo eeahtct,
! iein Sdetoen our Nllen. Die ihu
tlnrtcn. tiei hebnucrt uroc. oaS he
ienate nitt alleiu Die arobe She'll.
unhme Der tatb. &emeinoe run Mnys
:inI5ara. Der 9niahts ui Columbus.
Der Srnno Hrmn NJ the 4cpublit,
oercu ytitalieh or mar. ip1oeru apdl
Fer NGrnec Ht StoNt im nllacmei-
uen. Ir:lit vlc.Cr ieiuer &eruaroru
une Nrjunoe bon duStrortS, upr
sScltpAaIin etc.. Die bel Der feiCr
i'm @p:tcSbauie er,dlicren uno ocr
9cite nat oes lestcn Sehe gum
SricobuIc oas Seleits onbcn. no o,e
uonotrnuioCn diBe ihre uracit0r.e
8uhe ianoen.
siaNrw ouh mir ben ,raucruoCn
0interbliebeuea uuler auiridltiscs
SeiIcie 'ulIen, ruien mir Dem eeim'
acaauaener Su:
.&al out eW sitbt pt,Rtr.
es iemmt eiu iaa eea Ntrru.
Sat Nau,lsr Sattt cri5ciuen
&uN tina Der sgOtseuAsra,-
". s. J,
ct. gOuis. sGo.. &pr. so 1914
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10

-Scrftcrt Cure S2ohnhduier
uno anbt-s eiebdube bei bar detua
unh. mas nod pihtiaer. periihers
Grcv eebcu IN Der Gautiohle. SeIbs
Nasrtaren i'm Bplfsbln,t.(ssbdub
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
Qnkmad,er : lpaare.

Scm 10. Citpber an uerSen NIX
cine poiliidnsiae Nuswahl upn Pus.
monrsH aui .eaatr ho6en. Raiier
nrb se'rsiis rtrhsH alien eeidilen.
Eos Eieeeraaifriitsn aetruaene
ohie mir iaivisseuheIIenb beiorat.
I'm asreiaIsa .lGipruh bittet.
Ttdtfl f Silitmrrtf.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
Gin 3araaim.

gIenc ichs pierbetrait Soaenppo,
rat nit .1riCtiun cluth." rPulIep"
an Der Gnaine. uebii % Boil Sd0e.
Sci iuiurtIaem sIbinp idr $4,000.
y. 9. z epperS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10

Atlsis siter autes Satb,auo unas
seelstppH billig 81 rerfnuisu. Ge.
iteetirrHec mcSer ut ueHosu an
Z. w. z ante q. apeletonu, Nu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
,3tuei Sabre franf an llnreroan'
Iid,teif.

-Sur s:usi Snhren tpurbe mir burdl
Sebraud opn brri Slaihcu Chamber
Iains Snbleter iehr aehplieu. q
idlreibl trau z. u. Seller. Gibn,
Cbiu. I'D mar purbcm susi Sabre
an llnuerboulidlteit leioeuh." Scr.
fault bel allen bonblcru. (NrS.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10

Snfez: 81 md5;a.m greiIe 10
inuisn sci
Jciep7; Gaiirup.
@da anrb beiorat BEL ben
9eihuii:srn GtEttira uab GertrHt
6o;iicaEigt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
CASTORlA
fur sauglipgs und Kisdsr.
lfe Sorts Die mr. hnmer Getauft Rah
.-..s.,s n:s .. ....&zZzzu v.
Mrs. @eSlaiH's GriahruHs riii
Group.

.Sls ueiu snabs. Sian. tlsia mar.
mar or biters anidllen ner grrur
Gusaclcgt unb ih mar su ielheu Sei,
ten INNER in aneh. gbnmberlain $
euaah Semebn bspdbrtr ft aeaer
eieies 2eioen beiier ais allie snbere.
es cab itu fets idtnsl!e 9inoerimn
Sh bin ME phne 20 ia eauis. id
1eis pciatin eaR % grpue heilt. :
drtibt Gran y. e. Rsglain
elairsoitfe. ea,-- Sciasit bel ollie
osnelem. tsna,l -.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
Sarm 40 pertaHiem.

goo aser. 20 dder hnb uu,er
aultir pUuru 10 Ader Roriei Got.
tom. Ter Reh II; 6Ol;' uno @eibe.
lamb. allies gaub nit ausunhme Don
10 Acres III fut CirfucLri. 9ilm.
lid RuteS saohuhdus. artbs neue
Sheune. neues 8nuflbars uub 6iih.
ne,iiall; Giterre beim 6duie: quite
GneIIen aui oeg Jdrm. Tieie 5arm
III beitens 'lr Siehiudl, eeeiantt une
nur eint GNsiIe upE &eiiphalin asle,
aen.
Tdhere austunit er;heiIt Der gi.
aerthl.ier
8biIirp 2Rerte7smeuer
3msi rh.sns farmsu ON 'glass-flus
81 usrkanfrn. 30 nue 25
lalara psr Ahssr.
Gate Ceisgrnheii fnr pfutfdge.
1tntfdaf nadlb nrEdaft.
li;:tc9sidnets habsn nahiteano hfitzt.
beHc 'y4rHtn IN zElg-r GouHtu uHit zen
aEni.si:;J Sso.Ra.I aeH Hge ~ tiEissR
greiacH ~ ctv!aai.r;
CcaTh 8iprr iIirw $arm -
ttRt ec- teit1 ,ue acknowledgements 'vdrmer
IN 2kiGtJ Cguril .Rtblti tO0 Strte fats al.
lee NIT SrGtt Ge,ST,;trTisa, siHst,tu1,.
2W adty D, i,v Farm If Nusaoliam au0
uuigs NUltgg; I0l a-cr Stapavas &etsr;
$40 atts y,si, 4aro r1lt sSi,Gs;tsUs ui
ME per'eGE'o oCn G-gs4ti. iuJ BE so Atr
lhlt u.o "a5ll-s i,Hrcr He9 eS,lsr:
mercer SN.r,R -NCI'Ts- s$shcsIg4 l.
b.i q; fUt 'pl roas = -rcri s5eF aEsaE
IL tti a. tcclrs4e ;'ytl Stcdwtr', ; 3lui'
tm c'Iptg. Stgaa.sa gG..a, as:,s -S1'r.
men,. yRr l.t, : td.1CH q, aua'gs weed.
ert. n tcrNf Ftt3.et, cu;t, Stcg-tv suS
pe; -Eb.o" am raE's E.d9 s.tts Sa;r1
III sal -, &3t-, eie N.!'it salg. err
$s1 re3,n Hcpo,Gl " Ssota; Sssiea. ~
C,irs auetrr farm
cu.tali iIi &Hcg son osn An %'gcs IA
ics Qu.my ugo 100 Sc;te Ciiae flas Ssi
tom. ejs utul, ueies Spi.laN. - a6Sr.
th,I!Utut N-a>daro, iyRe cUS3ha;. Cal
ttN So rtTs -, i-t~f gaW 1s~' 5tuRe n
&;aHntata>s a8a- Syurutr uIst eSH
NaV; Ure %lig 'Grs SNea wsftU9 ets
las;.u ,\aa,,a. sItl. &sr:e.;s'cgaal u7s
(t.ty,a5.s,.y,usuaa, (ts Sgt;s TT ATE,
'u- ,,,'t SI,v =. So. N.t H-.'t 21dr, cs-
Ser st1cu , yr.'sui 5'r'su c4' o-E alg'..
le!G a;at ;.,!.
90, il,w,U Gssta 'Ani rc'5. 'ots JIu
b&,. EI,tG rsW DC. 81. rcrse rce q ttig.
) tai,:; y,"t S,:s5tg'y, (.ssaail. Sce:
<as>uNst" IN atI,et Scymsa, StVsi:;s.
IL:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
3msi Edkone farmfu sm glaet-flns
81 u1rkanfrn. 30 nue 25
palara psr Ahssr.
Gate Celsgfnheii fnr pfutfAe

u2teqsitnets habeH natte5sno AitrSt.
beHe '5arHH IN Gig.r GouHta uHt1 Zen
aGri.isc;J Sso.Ra.s aeH HHe ~ tiEiseR
Qreirn ~ rtr!auisr;
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

SWEET simple Lift
BY AUGUSTUS GOODRICH sHER
TTE WIN.

Copyright 1914. by w. G. Chapman,
She is. too good for me, but all
going to make myself worthy of her,
declared Roy Wilder.
%Asf how now?" questioned hls
blunt and practical uncle. who operst
ed the weekly newspaper at Upton
and had made friends, a little money
dJfelt that life was worth living
every hour Of the working day.
E why. I'll tell you. uncle. :" explained
Roy, Il love Lesbia Thorne. as you
know. / believe she knows that, too
and perhaps likes me little in re,
turn. I was at the commencement
when she graduated and the beautiful
sentiments she spoke attracted me
She Is poor girl. but she has higl
ideals. cannot help but believe Il
would dwarf all her ambitions tc
spend her life in q humdrum country
village. She is going to try the city
SO am IT,
- Old James Ridgely shook his head
slowly and sadly. Fondness ard in
diligence were manifest in his kindi,
face and voice as he 81 q:
Nephew, l wont blame you. bu.
when you have seen the bright lights
and tire Of the lure OF the magnet city
and lind out as | did once. that Eli
that is fair to the sight but at thg
core holding but bitter dust and
blight. turn back to the Did man and
remember l. am always .Cur friend "
Like some knight errant gayly and
hopefully entering the lists to battle
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
WILL NOT NICENSE DRINKING
AGENTS
Insurance Commissioner Says Patrons
Are Entitled to Protection Against
nrunkardS

Are Entitled to Protection Against
Drunkards.
F. II. McMaster, insurance commits
sioner, issued an edict yesterday ~in
which he says that no man who drinks
whiskey are uses any other drug t.
excess will be licensed as an agent of
Industrial insurance companies. The
order follows:
.Piease INFORM each Of your agents
that hereafter no. man who drinks
whiskey or uses any other drug to ex-
cess when on or off his work will be
licensed as an industrial Insurance
agent. The women and children and
the wives Of the poor people who
usually carry industrial insurance pol.
'cies are Untitled to complete protec,
ton from any man who uses whiskey
Or any other drink.
'The rule is to be made absolute
and whenever a man loses his position
III account Of the use of whiskey or
any other drink, he will not be re.
licensed until he is able to bring
TO this department an affidavit show,
ing that he has not been Intoxicated OF
'nder the influence of liquor for at
least six months"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
without knowing the Cause.


There are scores OF people who drag
out miserabIe existence without re,
alizing the Cause of their suffering
Day after Day they are raeked with
hackache 5hd headache; suffer from
nerVousn3 $, dizziness, weakness,,-l
guor anS depression Perhaps the
kidneSsS have fallen behind in their
wrk 81 filteriug the blood and that
maybe the root OF the trouble. Look
70 your kidneys-assist thew in their
TorlNgive them the help they need.
}1ou can use no more highly recon-
mended remedy. than Doan's Kidney
Pills. -'''.'' ,-.
W. B. Morgan, Wadesboro, N. c.,
ays: MY kidneys were badly disorder
ed and I had rheumatic twings
throughout my body. The. kidney Sc
cretions also passed too frequently
and caused me no end of annoyance
Doan's Kidney Pills made me we'll
TIE above is not an iroiated case
Mr.. Morgan is only one of many in
this vicinity WHO have gratefully en-
dorsed Doan's. If your back aches
if your kidneys bother you, don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-ask dis.
| tinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills, the
same that MIR. Morgan had. soc al
| stores. Foster Mi'burn Co. Props.
Buffalo. N. Y.-Adyertisement.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Auditors '..'"' y,
Notice

lIe Aud tors offic- Will he
np' ned fr the ass, s:ment of
P,rSnnn! l'repertv frr,n Janue1y
1T, 1915, Co F, brua,y 20, <-19l5.
All mate citizens between ti
ag' s If 81 and 60 years a.c
deem. d Tax&h'c Polls, txc .pt
tho who are maime,i Lr ..u
nih"r causes are eiIee pa,f >r
earning a anppnrt.1 ~
The law requires SO p rem tc
penalty .Gd.d 20 faxes On pr =
er'y SUI jet to-tsxas a,.,i.uot re-
urne! for asses in"i.t .u,r he.
t re the 20!h IF F,'..u ~, 1917.
| will be in 4he Audi;n,'s
ofire Ishuary4 4. IL. 20 s2l %.
%. 90 and 30':h Fi.h5n. VS., 8 @,
10, II, II, 49, Is. 1917, is. 19
and 20, atd ut the follow in,
plsc$ S na.the dates. named:
Gran'- Mllr, Ja,,.3ifr,,n 1, IL
4 ..cl;.ck .asY' ... -
"~-'fi"'h y, ok ,t'lnryh ,run.
= h">t 10 u y "'cI ck.
Fa'fits. "a. ), .roo 20 TO 3
n'c'nck
;'sta, Cree; { lDlci, ,Iau. 6
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
COULD NOT AWAIT BAKING OF
BREAD
Hungry Children of One Desti
tute Family Devoured Raw
Dough With Ayidity.

man walked into a Columbia
store and called for a sack Of -four
Securing it he was about to walk OUT
when the clerk reminded him that he
had not paid for the purchase. "No
have not paid and can not pay
was the reply, 'but I must have the
flour. There is. nothing to eat in my
house and my children are starving
1 am going to have the -four"
The clerk protested that he was
powerless to allow the -four to 20
without money in exchange and sus,
gested an appeal to the proprietor
when two travelling men standing
nearby offered to complete the trans
action by making the payment. \
The man invited his benefactors To
accompany him to his home and see
If he spoke truly when he said his
children were hungry. The wife, az.
cording to the story, did not wait to
open the sack but slashed a hole in
1t with 3 knife aud began to kmead II
into dough preparaty to. baking
bread. The children crowded around
the table and began to eat the raw
dough, scorning the increased satis-
faction Of having bread after the
necessary delay Of cooking.
This was a case Of a man i'm the
grip Of misfortune who was not will.
w." TO apeal to the charitable organ.
i2atiOns If The city.
The man who told this story also
knew Of n family which has cut it.,
allowance Of meals to one a day o.,
the ground that one will 90 three
times as far as three.-COlumbia State
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
p. evads : sstrsys bullet Roy spfang
|ut6la building eYftra rice -

To- eyade STRAY bullet Roy spfang
into Z building entrance.
l-S}t mas dark In the little space
where the building elevator started.
There was q bench at one side. He
moved towards this as q bullet shat
tered . pane OF glass near by. AS
he did 80 he pressed closer to figure
huddled back at the end of the bench.
seemingly disturbing her from sleep.
'oh. do not harm NEIL was on
" resting = s.
Great heayens!" gasped Roy and
stood aghnst. fer the voice was TINT
Of Lesbia Thorne!
( AS she tottered nearer to the light
OF the street he saw how pale and thir
she IVES. There were traces of care
end sufft fiug in her once bonny face.
He spoke his name and she was re-
assured She almost fell to the seat
He sat down beside her. They forgot
environment, everything, as their
stories were exchanged. ,.
Lesbia had found the road to operat
ic favor a dismal treadmill. Poverty
had come, she was homeless.
Roy. insisted that she accompany
him to the home OF an old lady with
whom he had bearded during his frs!
palmy days in-the city. There she
was given in kindly charge. There
too, Roy found belated Ietter from
his uncle in answer to his own-loy
| ing. ardent, home welcoming
Can bring Lesbia with me?" was
wired an hour later and the prompt
| reply came: "She shall be as my owl
daughter"
So these two, welded the next day
went away from the bright lights 81
| delusiye, SO devouring, as to a rare
| palace of dreams-back to the swee
simple life that was full of smiles
| and tenderness, and love.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

6SS1ScG . ~ l1ts ys2xi. TSe ays.
49, sGInFe 20 IL bfl6&e HGh& had
6SS36d Hin ~ nrsG INV t1tex:
sIsassse ssssss mint * sss e - S,
the price Of Their a6qui1 1<lon< BAs TO
pass With the last vs6tiol lpf tytt6 ard
;insegrity.
9s'T give It up." ne sa!A to .himseif
one day. y will no los6er tsayestyl
the sweet simple life 4 must get back
to or go mad In this wyId whirlpool:
OF fraud. deceit aud hxpoeriI =
And Lesblaf f : e &
Several times Roy heaft q her, hpt
did not seek tq rheet ~. - some
way some college ftl96 q seeured
! for her an entres 81 Ger Into the
higherscircies Of IN Sebia had
beautiful voice Her biti6S was
to become Ian opera Ger. Then,
when the social sedson Fass over. Roy
heard nothing Of her. He had about
given up his city dream. He had
written wearily., iongingly to good
old uncle James. A very little en-
couragement and Roy vas ready to
go back to Linton and tegin life all
over again. ~ -
Lismond went away ga commits
sion to write up trip aroundtb
world with some state Improvement
committee and Roy was} lonely and
discouraged Then casnshark days
no work end no prospects. He was
compelled to give up t.s room he
rentsd and cut down meals to two a
! day. Finally even thisi system he
could not afford to keep IN He took
the cheapest lodgings the night
+; and made do with a pourh OF broken
J crackers OF yesterdays stae rolls OF
) time. t-.ee77S& &ss;ss.-
There were no bright Nights n:w
All was obscurity. the gloss gone
from metropolitan life, nahing sweet
In the city but the patt&t- lives of
! the poor.
iii make one last bleak. try tc
get placed and IL 1 fail- he so.ilo
quized. and halted there his speech
with a nameless shudder, turning
from the darby rolling rYer which,
he passed at the moment.b
I His watch was his last Nlued prop
erty possession. To tfS he had
clung. but necessity sey9ed to de
mand the sacrifice Of tht4last shred
of respectability and he 1awned It
His plan was to invest in4 new ha'
and shoes, tidy up as far ashis means
would allow and seek w9Ik outside
of the literary field
With his little store of wealth Roy
left the pawn shop, calculating closel!
how he could most EFFECTIVELY inves
his little capital.
1t was raining and the airwas chilly
and disagreeable. He was proceeding
past row of wholesale s.ohs closes
up for the nisht, when a. c}mmotiol
proceeded from an intersecthg court
i Crash-bang! Then yals, ths
shrill tootings of a watchmah's whis
tie. Three men dashed INTO tn;
street and past Roy. One Of then
dropped bundle in his flight, The,
were evidently thieves pur,ued. 4
policeman emerged from the mouth C
the court. He began firing afer them
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

-s.r 10!
for some great cause, Roy Wilder 70.
paired to the distant metrobolis. He
had only a>little money and started
out ON his budding career with real
sense and Economy. He -wais fortu-
nate IN finding, a true friend If one
"ithout much influence. -.
rms was man considerably older
than'himself, one Rolfe Lismond. He
was q cynic, he had gruffness for al
hJst evarybndY. A "has:been," fail.
Yfe he designated himself, managfnx
ITO pick up few crumbs from the
overloaded table of literary lords who
used his hack services when they
were too indolent or. Incompetent to
tackle subjects e. meant hard work
to traverse.
Z; He showed Roy the paths, and
thorny ones they were. He educated
him into 4the mysteries of cheap hall
rooms and inexpensive lunches. His
delight wos to FIJI his old pipe eve.
nings and sit dreaming while Roy told
OF faraway Upton and its rural de.
lights. At, the end Of six months he
had managed to work in Roy as an
occasional writer Of sketches FOR. a
society fad paper. 4
Roy felt the meanness and disloy.
atty to his true soul principles every
time he siuFred rustic life,. for Il was
because OF his familiarity with coun.
try character that he was engaged.
His publishers required satire. ridi-
cule. He was obliged to deride the
simplicity OF the announcement that
81 Green was painting his front
fence" or that Our pastor had
rousing donation party last week"
In contradiction with this, he! was
compelled to gild the false unnatural
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

Chicago Dee 15.--I,ussia has en-
tered the American field for purchase
Of war supplies, according to infor-
maticn reaching Chicago merchants
Today. 1t has sent a comission here
20 place orders for arms, ammunition
cotton and sanitary supplies to cost
S1O,O0O,000. The commissioners plan
20 reach here this week.
Toxic, Dec, l5:AAn explosion oc-
CURED today ili coal mine at Fuku-
Okla, as a1result OF which 500 laborers
are imprisoned In the. mine workings.
Fukuoka Is on .the scacoast, 65 miles
lorth cf aagasaki, :
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

little nine-year-old boy was .labo-
fiousiys looking up HIS spelling words
IN the dictionary when he came upon
one whose meaning was perfectly APP
parent to him. He dashed on q SEN.
tence containing the word "capsize'.
ana passed to the next. Imagine the
teacher's amusement when he recited
shbly. my cap size is No. 6."-Delin-
Gator.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Manelouus.

For nearly half a century
We've tended to our mutton,
And never yet have had to chase
: A rolling collar buttoi,.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

Miss Riley-Oh! doctor, I'm SO nery-
GUS! seem to feel as IL there was
man Following me wherever go.
Doctor-H'm! i wouldn't worry.
Just walk where there Is quite good
deal OF light and you won't be molast-
ed.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17

All calls for saving wood in
your srown yard promptly. re-.
|sponded to, sand work win be
done in first class manner and
at reasonable prices.
Call me when In need Of any
kind ofrwood or when you want
wood sawed, in your yard.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
NdmUr,

There is one fortress I don't be-
lieve the Germans have taken, in spite
of their claims to the contrary"
Name 'er!"
Yes, that's the one"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
In The Rreakaeo

why does Maude always prefer
Cholly to all the boys to take her
into the surf?"
She says she feels safer with him;
his head floats 30 nicely"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Making Good.

GLADYS declared she would swoon
away II anybody ever attempted to
kiss her.
DID she do 1t when Jack tried?"
she made a feint effort"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
sssfety First"

Greepyille Piedmont. eS%
8 EAere may gheS glory sai: exhilara-
|tion IN being a birdman, but We are
like the Columbia lady who preferred
10 keep her- feet on terra Gotta.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Keep Your Stomach and Liver Heal.
thv

A vigorous Stomach, perfect wor-
king Liver and regular acting Bowels
-1s guaranteed II you will use DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
Digestion, correct Constipation and
whole sys.om- lurify your blood ard
and rid you, of all body poisons thYo-
ugh the Bowels. Only 25c. at your
Druggist
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Same Case

Same Case.
i see where Mexico has the same
provisional government as most
homes"
What's that?"
"The cooks"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
Oxar,unrked phrae.

Il take OF my hat to the man who
writes headlines for this newspaper" |"
Why such admiration?"
He never refers to the European
4 war as a titanic struggle"