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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

@snn hieIe ipsiie MGbisuns aeiibt
pirb, 10 Idee feire 8erGnlahung
fir cstalien Dor, feline bisberiae Weue
tralitdt aufsugeben unb auh Hunla'
MEN piirpe iih peiter rubia perhalten
tDnnen. gs III aud leidt naH5upsis
len, pis bic Siirtei @isles auriidse.
rinnen t0nnte, obne Bic genannten
NDlfer ii9 au 5eiuben su MAIDEN.
Der bisrau aesianete Wea pdre, bic
oanseu aoiten bes &rieses auf RuB'
lamb unb SsrMen au lesen. Die 3ur'
lei pirbe alsbann erube @ebiete in
&leinaiisn suriiderlansen. bic ibr &uB'
Ionh 1878 abaenommen bat nno
elei9seitig iif baourG aegen Die ipel-
teren unpertennbaren rduberiiden qb-
iihten RuBIanbs Iider itellen. Bon
Gerbisn tDnnts lie Den ibr senommenen
She'll MaSeboniens auriiterlansen
MDsIi6erlpeiie iebod pirb lie ii6 au3
gegen @riedenlonb ipenoen, Inn oteles
tpieber aus Salpnidi su bertreiben.
s(ber in Siefem Sale piirbc lie bodlt
tpabrI6einlih einen ipertbpollen yun1
besgenoifen on gulaarten hnben, oas
ror apei eSabren Don ieinen 9erbiin'
rcten ICbdnblif bebanbelt iporben 1T.
Sin glbtpmmen liebe iid in Der Weiie
treffen, buB Sulaarien bic @rpberun'
cen Serbiens on iif ntmmt uno oafur
feline GtelIuneen am Weerbuien BON
Gdlonichi riiumt. 2ieet es in Der
@biiht Der 5iirtei, nua bieier 8eiie
All pe,Fabrcn. 10 tpirb 9eutI6lano
bcburh Elm 6DdIt tpsrtbpollcr 9ienit
ertpieien. Die 5iirtsi bat ieit iiber
einem Sahr itarf oeriiftet unb lit barin
bon beutfhen Struteaen unteritiibt
iporben, bic pahrIbeinli6 aud oas
Sbertommunbo fiihren perhen. Dab
bic Siirfen borSiialide Solbnten limb,
lit alaemein betanut, mas lie bruu'
den, 1T cute sSiihruno unb rufiir III
iebt oeipret. sSns Syelb lam Die Sir
fct anbertbalb Big atpei MilIicnen Sol.
haten itellen. unmDeli6 tdnn Rubs
lamb ben Siirfen ihrsn 2auf Iuiien,
ipnbsrn muB iid ge9en bi.ie tpsnSer
unb babur6 pdre es oesipunqen, stpei
MiIIionen BON ieiner 8ehrmaft pom
6-Oiterreidii6en ariegsidduplab
all nebmen. gs liest uuf Der Snno.
bdR hamit bag Gnbe beg arieges Iebr
balb elntreten miibts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

Of her losses from Seryia, the ally Of
Russia. Assuming that Turkey viii limit
her war to Russia and Servia, she will
prove a most formidable foe, and q
great help to Germany and Austria.
She has made long and careful pre-.
parations. She can put in the field near
ly two millions Of soldiers, and the
Turks have the reputation Of good
fightera. What they needed was
better organization and better generals
The organization was attended to by
German military officers, who viii also
hold the supreme command. Russia can
NOT allow them TO oyerrun her country
and viii thus be compelled to send q
part of her army operating in Poland
against Turkey. This may have the
effect of bringing the war to a speedy
end.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
sas Wiusen an Der waaru..

2uigi garSini, Der bas fronaSiiids
9ser besIsiist. f6reibt i'm Wlaildnb.r
.gorriera bella GeraN:
WiaerOp, Elm Ianblidsr Wdrstflsss
fen, FART bon 2eihsn. Selbit bic 9du'
fer iino bou BON 2otsn. @onse
g59ipnbronsn Solbatsn sraben ihDeis
eenb rieiigs Grubsn. Die Strabe Iisst
bon Don Sriimmern unb Gebeu, sors
niftsr, aoAs.itirrs, bunte 9usriis
itunssIiiids BON 3uapen iibsran unD
Diel 9lut. - Sb ous hetb berging2 -
ruff Elm Gsrseant auf mtine Grage.
QIp, mon Disu! Gin 1lutbab BON aurs
I. 3 unb Marotionsrn lit ods getpsien.
Warsn gsrabe frifb nnselangi, psins
for.is be Ia boiis, unb i4on ginssn iit
Dor ipis Ssufel. aber bieis Seuti@en
ndbnisn iie unter ibrs aGnpnen, INNER
nur untsr aunonsn. - ST mai ibr
GpItsm. Wenn bic Snfanisrit anriidt.
iuerfen fie 40-ooer so ibrer Yan5eran,
tpmobils bastgsn, bic oIes nit ibrsm
aanonenbagel iibsri4iitisn, lnc fotpie
bic fronsDIii4e MrtilIeris auf5isbt. mas
den Iie asbrt. Man ntub MIR Ddrtsn
fountn. Tas Dumms III. ndmiib leis
Der, bag iie INNER folunss dusbleibi.
Wsr nsib. ipssbdIb. 6dttum IN nun
NAL, bab bag 3uTpiiiommsn Der Grs
ti[Itris 4drafieriiiifa 1T fir bisisn
GsIbaus. llnb big bis aanOnn toms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
The Conspiracy against
Germany.

To-day's European mail furnishes more
particulars about the agreement be-
tween Belgium and England and France
of the year 1900 regarding the landing
of 100000 British troops on Belgian
soil. The documents referred to were
found among the secret archives Of the
Belgian Government after their flight
from Bruxelles. The portfolio contain
ing these documents bears the inscrip-
ton: Intervention anglaise en- Beigique
British intervention in Belgium. A
letter dated April 10. 1906, adressed to
the Belgian Secretary II War reveals
that the chief Of the Belgian General
staff had, at the suggestion Of the then
military attachc OF England, Lieut.. Col.
elaborated Jointly with the
latter an EXTENSIVE PLAN FOR
JOINT OPERATIONS OF AN ENG
LIsH EXPEDIT1oSARY FORCE
OF 100000 MEN AND THE BELGIAN
ARMY AGAINST GERMANY. This
plan was approved by the chief of the
English General staff, Major General
Grierson. The Belgian General staff
was furnished detailed account Of the
strength and organization Of the Eng
lish expedition, the landing places and
the probable time Of landing, and it
appears that the arrangements for the
transportation Of the English force in
were closely followed when the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Wetmrtem.

Seurp unb Sba Robbins. 291e
Sieblanb 4nsnns, Md6Gsn.
Jobn unb glla Rabsr. 1898 gseG
gbe., Mdbdtn.
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geipto Strnbs, anabs.
sSunes unb Warn 2sonnrb. 907
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geonarb uno Sba DiHier, 51a
Gbunning Gtrnbs. anabs.
6enrp unb emma S6mibt, 35I
gelbdre gtDe.. Wldbhsn unc anot
3nillinge.
purnsIl unb Mlaris Aiifsnger. 19
State @pe., anabe.
sSrant unb 2illinn @dniipn. al
Brqus Strdbs. Mdb&en.
Somui unb fannie SotEauf
s25 Clinton GttaBs, ano&
sSolputb unb qpuiis @luhr. A
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1887 Quite Strabs, WabGen.
gDilIinm gnb Qlnni Wiuis
1895 sanfieIb Gtrabs MdbA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Grtr,infcn.
6lapton aaiurenss ans 9ortb gsnb
in, Chic ertrnnfen.

Ssinen 1ob in ben sylutbsn b.s
Ohio fanb geiiern Der 40 Sabre aIte
Glnpton 6. 2aiprencs, aus Qorb
gsnb, Elm gnseiislt.r BON Jobn 5SlI..
ipelder i!sirsre 5abr5siise tnilans
bem Obio bebient. ldiprenee ipurbe
neItsrn nit elmer 8oii6afl naa
2lbbbiton ssfanbt. unb tebrte anitait
In elmer Gar in einsm Boot suriid.
9ds iIsiHe 6abr5sug iuurbe bon ben
WellsH, baB Der Ddmpfer Woobruff
rsrurfahie gum asnt.rn sebraht uno
ertruut euiprsnrs in ben 5lutben sbe
i'm Rsttuns sebratt ipsrb.n tonnts.
Die asids lit nod MID. s.funbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Gt..GrIaabxiiiaeins.

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tasnss aruis, 20. 2143 Rice Ctr.
|aueibiOus anberfon, go. s27 Barr.
| l5u5el Gurrp, 20, 927 Barr sirabe.
)Jpbn syabs, 81, 1900 Stat. glps.
IsatbrpH Seiperi. "a. 800 iJinbIap.
Japuis Wlaitinslp, 33, glorpoob.
lasHss Wleeabe. SO. IL apcn Ulats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Cur 8ettaHs psu Cincinnati.

llniere Stabt bIiibte, aIs Der Jrei.
finn berri1ts. Der Ruf unierer Grob.
siisisteit ma6te uniere Stabt gum
Magnsten fir Die Oeuti6en un5
bratts bamit uniere gep0Iferung, un=
ieren 5anoel unb uniere sSnouiiris in
Die 60be. Wenn aud tein biretter
RisOersana eingetreten 1T. 10 purOe
bod uniere Staot beitdnOig Don an.
bsren Stdpten iiberfliigelt unb bas ae.
i9ab in benz Mabe. als Der Yuritanis.
mug Die G5erbaub eeipann. WoriH
mir tcIonoers perloren baben, bas lit
Der ipaenaunte umihlassbanoel. us
mir etne leb.nsfrobe Stabt batten, taz
men SanoIer bon nab unb fern au uns.
I'm ibre Ginfaufe Az MAIDEN. Sas
gei6iebt ni4t mebr annd6erno in benz
Wtabe. nie friibsr unb Der Grunb tit
au9 lei6t qsnua au Deriteben. gs liegt
niat me6r Die periOnlite @erunIafung
Dor. 6ierber Su tommen. 9tui ieoem
Sorfe tann man iia ebenip gut ain
SOnntag langiDeIIsn. ipie ieBt in Gin.
rinndti. ShDer bat auf Der &lein.
hanbeI ae!istcn. Yiele Qeute, beIons
oers 0euti4e, bra9ten es tarin sll
@ermDgen. Die pon alien Ssitsu
berbeiitr0menben iFremben bra9ten
aunbidaft. ssebt pOlsn bic Junati.
Ter ben SedeI, ben iie i9on lGngit auf
Cincinnati aeleat baben, bur9 probi.
bition feft auf4rduben. @egen bieieu
@ritidungstob miiiien mir uns aug al.
len ardften tpebrsn. Menn Gincin.
nati pollenbs gum Sorf berabgsbriidt
tptrb, 10 lit gar ni4t abauisben, ME
i6le6t es uns nod Qebeu fam. I
0as miro pobl alIe 8euti6en obne
@usnabme peranIafen, eegen probibi.
ilon su itimmen. 2l6sr gtiemano iolte
es babel bepenoen lafen, baB er Iel6sr
ieine pfliht tbut. ionbern barauf ies
ben, bah Riemanb iis Derabidumt. Gs
gi6t l6iitas Weni9en. bic ed idssn:
o2lui meins Stimme tommt es ni4t
an" Oieie miiiIen aus ibrsn 0Guisrn
hcrausgebolt unb gum Stimmtditen
qebra6t perben, 5u ipsl4em 3pede
ii4 sSeDer als aaitations.&ommittee
bctru9ten iplIte. Bel ben glmeritaHeru
IaiIn iin nod in Der lsBten StunOs
geiebrunaen MAIDEN. Mau6s iinb I'M
s3lpeife!. tpie iie itimmen iollen. Wenn
man einen iol4en trifft, mub man ii4
bic Mii6e ni6t perbrisbeu laifsn, UNI
i'm auf ben ri6tigen @ea 5u bringen.
Wlan trifft iosdr eigentbiimlife 2osi.
Ter, nelGe iaeen, bob probibition gut
fir bag @ei6Gft fsin niirbe. Wenn
bic Meni6en, faaen iis, tsin GelD fir
Bier eusgeben, oann iperben iie oeito
msbr Waaren tdufen unb leiOer
6ot.cs baber mir Iosur fol9e 4nii6,
ten bon SeutiHcn psrnommen. Sieie
miiifer belebrt perben: @ritsns, bab
Der 6anbel elmer Grpbitabt i'm aroBen
Wlabe auf ben Trembenpsrfebr dnge.
tpieien 1T, buB 9rrttbition Jpn t0btst
unb saR oann bic @ei9dfte ihle1ter
aeben tperben. 3Deitens. bag Rie-
mano apei 6iite uno bier S6ube tras
gen pirb, neil sr teiH @eib fir Bier
ausgibt, bemHaf oas @sidGft fi6 ba.
furch ni6t beifern tperbe. Orittens,
hab bic prohibitiOn einen ioIden riefL
gen 0erm0aensoerluft betpirten piro,
oab hieraus elm @slbmanesl fi6 eree.
ZEN tpirb, Der bod iiderlih benz 5un.
bel nidt BON 0ortbeil feiu fam. Bier,
tens. baB cine erbriidsnbe Steuer ben
5anbel nieberbriiden pirS unb ssiinf.
tens, boh eine p0nige Griperbsloiigfsji
BEL Denen eintreten pirb. bic IN Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
TEMPERANCE legislation is re.po,

TEMPERANCE legislation is respon-
sible for loss Of great part Of Gin
cinnatis trade. While It is true that
goods are bought where they are
cheapest, the personal element cannot
be entirely eliminated. Buyers would
rather make their purchases in a lively
city than in dead and dull village.
Prohibition would drive the last nail
into the coffin lid. Think Of any man
coming to Cincinnati under Prohibition
for business when he can go elsewhere,
let alone for pleasure. Supreme efforts
must, therefore, be made to kin off
Prohibition which would besides work
incalculable loss Of property and bring
on crushing taxation. The defeat Of the
Prohibition amendment would not
prevent an illiberal legislature which Is
apt to be elected at any time from
passing a law for statewide Prohibi.
tion. In order to hold Prohibition firm
ly down, the Prohibition amendment
must be defeated and the Home Rule
Amendment adopted.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
garis unb @isH.
@ien, q. Gepismber.


@ien, q. September.
Inter Der llsbsrIarift sparis unb
Wien, ginbriide zines llnpnrteiiiten"
perDffentli9t Or. peter sianefp aus
Spfia in Der Reidspoit" sineH 4rtitsl,
benz CT einsn 9us5ug aus sinem Brittle
poranjtelIt. ipeIdsn er al befreunoets
golitiier mad Gsnf ribtets, nadlosm
er auf Der Riidrsiie BON paris in Wisu
gufentbalt ssnommen bate. Sn BEN
S6reibeu bsibt es: .2afei Gn4 ni1t
msbr bur9 bic Iiisenbaften Ru9rihttn
iiber Seiterreih unb Wien narrtn; bier
berrIht ipeber Glenb nod 9erspsifs
lung nod Sunssrsnotb. Sm 9sgen'
ibeil, je ipeitsr i'd mid bon Der Srsn5s
5ranfrei6s sntfsrnts, oeito ipsniser
mar Der ariss su fiiblen, unO tpahrs
baftis, in @isn tonHte i4 mid Dor
Staunen nid1t faiIeu. Man Ie6t bier
ipie i'm tiefiten 5rieOen. Wenn man
nidt auf bsnStraber Sds Rotbe artu5
pber bernunbete Golbatsn Ieben mir
be, tpabrlih, i6 als Jr.moer ipiirbs
nitt ertennsn, oab oiss bic 6duptitabt
zines Rsidss TT, bas eiHsn 10 i4psreu
aampf su bsii.ben bat" Der @erfafier
bes glriifsIs idilberi Johann bic 9us
itGnbs in 5rantrsia felt ausbrnde bes
!trieges unb felt f.it, Sab Die frane
50iiife prsHs nit nod sroberer Ses
ItidIihisit uls Der fran5ofii6t 9snss
raIfiab b.Itrsbt mar, bic Niebtrlasen
Der granspien gu peripiIhen. er ers
Hart, perniinftiee SffiSi.re unb polis
ti.er isien iibsrs.usi, bab 5rantrsid
ME bic Dsuiiden beIisssn iperSe. uno
bab es fih nur 70 lnnas balten tSnnte,
big RubIanb su 5iIf. .ommt. wldu
bef6uioisie Rublano aber bsreits, Gins
eeenngene @erpflihtunssn nift sebdls
ten gu boben, unS isIbIt ben Optimis
iten in srantreih ipsros na& bem 2u'
iammenbru6 Der ruIIii6en Sffeu'ibe
IN Sitpreub.n unb angefi6ts Der lns
m5aliGtsii eiuss ruNiifen @orbrins
gems in @ali3isn, obtpobl Die Saupts
matt bortbin setporfen iuorben fsi,
| jebi banse. Sn 5rantreib babe bas
sanse ipiribfdoftli6e unS seiitise aes
ben aufe,bSri gu bsit,ben. Der anfdns.
lifs Subel isi ldnsit elmer panit uno
bierauf elmer tieFs.benSeH DtpreFion
eeipifen. aein goIt iei benz Stims
munsspsdiel mebr unterporfsn als
bas franS0iiide. Seuts biinitsH Die
GranspIen ii9 nod Gisssr unb podieu
ouf bic 6iIf. Rublaubs unb auf bi.
Wdtt GngIdnos. ipsI9es bic beibsn
Gsgner ausbuueern iperbe. Wenn ubsr
In Grantreit i'm isbisen 3.itpunits
bic gtieberlose in ibren Wiriunssn uno
oie Sbnmaht Rublanbs sleihSsitis
eriannt ipirbsn, oonn iei es fdiper gu
Iaeeu, Oh bic 9olistbiimlidf,it poins
rares un0 bic Rrait Der psrein5eIten
parisien iidrt senus iein piirben, lin
| lfortreibenbe 9eg.niir0mungen pie Bis
Der su psrbinbsrn. rWenn man." iagt
Der Derfaiier ipeitsr. bon 6rautreid)
iommenb, fetnen Dss burd Seitsrreif
iiimmt, 70 sriennt man erfi beutlih ben
iraurigen 3uiianb Der franSSiiftsn
| Republit BORT iibsroIllnorbnuns. cine
Mots Der geitiirSuns. cine Wode Der
peseiiteruns. iurs: Elm gbaos. sier
Ruhs. mittsn i'm arisse normuls Grsi'
/ ie. elrbsit. Orbnuns unb 3uDsriidt.
$40 Der Sisa isin ipirb9 Wdn&er
Sransofe iptib es f@on beute."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

Gsiit ebeniO piatis. fir bas
Spme RuIe 4menbemeut, pie seseu
bas probibitions.4menpe au tim.
men
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

Oeuti 2lanb ptrb iissen unb
Der Sr.iiinn tptrb iiesen. Wan lam
Mabrbeit, Treibeit unb Sere4tigteit
u:6t umbringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

am 9ieufas pirb elm GROCER
Sulturtdmpf Dor iih aeben. SSreibeit
jtebt benz Tanatismus eegenuber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

@enn bic YrObibitio n
iiest, fdnt Cincinnati um. @ue ardfte
miiiIen aufgeboten perben. I'm ss am
2eben sl erbalten.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

Beginning Monday, February 9th. 1914, will meet the property owners of Nevada County at the various places below noted for the purpose of collect ing taxes for the year 1913. All tax payers are requested to bring their last yesrs tsx receipt: Bodcaw, "' Friday Feb 2 am Sutton, Albany, Friday Feb 27 p m Sutton, Albany Sat Feb 2S m Laneburg, Albany. Mon, March Emmet, Emmet Tuesday March 2 Boughton. Boughton Wed March 8 Prescott. Missouri, Thurs March to April i5
 After April 10 the books will poy,jv. ely be closed. All tax payers who dc not pay their taxes on or before the date will be compeilcc to pay the pen aity as prescribed by law.
 D. L, Dilard
 Sheriff and Collector.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27

wrote to the Rochester Typo graphical Union and found that the Rochester firm employed non- union labor. It then brought lln- junction proceedings in the chancery court to restrain the secretary of state from deliver ing the plates. The publishing company instituted mandamus proceedings in the circuit court to compel the secretary of state to accept it's bond and deliver the plates. The circuit court decided in favor of the publishing com pany and the secretary of state appealed to the higher court.
 The Supreme Court ruled that the act conflicts with section 15, article 19 of the State Constitut- ion. which provides, in substance that all stationery, paper and other departments of the State government shall be purchased by contract awarded to .the low est bidder to be approved by the governor. auditor and State treasurer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
PRINTERS WIN 4 VICTORY
 IN THE SUPREME COURT
Act of Legislature Giving Contract to Print Supreme Court Reports in Rochest- CT Is Declared Void.

The printers and publishers of che State won a victory in the Arkansas Supreme Court today m the case of Earl w. Hodges, secretary of the state, against the Lawyers Cooperative plumb ing Company of Rochester, N. Y., when the court declared the act of the legislature lending plates of the Supreme Court Re- ports from volume 1 to 90 to the company is unconstitutional on &he ground that it conflicts with the State Constitution. The company won a victory in the Second Division of the Pulaski County Circuit Court and the case was reversed and dismissed by the Supreme Court today.
 The 1913 session of the Gen. eeral Assembly passed an act pro- viding that plates of the Supreme Court Reports, from volume to 90. which are almost out of print be loaned to the Lawyers Co., operative Publishing Company of Rochester, N. Y, on condition that the company publish volumes ! to 10l and 1O2 to 112, and that the company should sell them to lawyers for .$2 30 a volume, to tho State for $2 a volume and to the State for State purposes for S1. 50 avolume. The act further crowded that the company should make bond for the safe return of the plates.
 The local Typographical Union
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
STOP THAT PAIN RlGhT NOW

If your head aches just rub little Hunts Lightning Oil on. This won derful liniment has a peculiar effect on pain. It drives taway at once, Rheu- matic pain quickly yeilds to the touch of this linimet, Neuralgia is quickly gone after Hunts Lightning Oil is ap piled. For cuts, burns. bruises. abras- ions of the skin and sprains, it acts as a healing oil, soothing and quieting the pain and prevents soreness and irrita- ion. Sold by all reputable druggists in 5c and soc bottles:
 A. E. Richards Medicine Co,
 Sherman Texas
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27

A man of the people, with the undaunted courage of his convict ions, the ability to discharge the duties of the office to which he aspires, and an integrity which guarantees the faithful perfor- nance of those duties. Hei is un- swerving in fidelity to his friends and a man in whom the people may well repose their confidence. Your vote and support will be ap- preciated.
 Advt.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
but little physical strength.

but little physical strength.
 Success with strawberries de- pends more upon the person en- gagged in the bushes than upon the soil, climate, locality or ot- her local conditions. One must have an intense love for the busi- ness and for the D ants them selves. This will lead to a care full study of the strawberry plant and it's necessary requirements.
 Give the plants the best soil available. A rich loamy soil con taining a liberal quantity of vegetable mold is ideal. Such a soil is warm, will hold the moist ure well, will not bake, and will heave badly. The plat of ground selected should De as free from weeds anu grass as possible to have 1t, and it. should be broken deeb. from ten to twelve inches, then rolled or dragged so to crush the sods and firm the soil. The manuring is of much importance. The manure should be free from weed seeds of any kind. We'll routed manure is best and should be applied literally. An appli- cation of thirty to forty tons per acre is none too much to apply, then after two or three crops of berries have been harvested the soil will be in better condition than when the plants were set. If the ground is we'll pulverized the manure will get mixed with 1t.
 When the ground is ready set 1t with strong-rooted plants. It is cheaper in the long run to pay double price for choice, strong rooted plants. Plants with small weakly roots will never give good results. Plant the varieties tEat have been tested out and have proven best for your locality. It will pay at the beginning to spend few years in the work of testing in a smalln nway the var ious sorts. before going into the business on large::scale. using the variety of varieties that have proven their worth. In growing berries for the market another factor must be considered. one must consult the market he eX- poets to sell to. A berry that is the most valuable when 1t can be marketed within mile or two of home often proves to be almost worthless when shipped fifty or hundred miles.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
NO MORE PAIN

Pain cannot exist where Hunt $ Lightning Oil is applied, says one user. No other liniment acts so quickly. You simply rub it on and the pain isgone al most instantly. Those who suffer from rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches and similar troubles should get bottle al onc9. For cuts, bruises, burns and sprains and abrasions of the skin it rcts as a healing oil, soothing and quieting the pain, and preventing soreness and irritation. We have never known 1t to fail to relieve chilblains. For sale in p and soc bottles by druggist.
 A. R. Richards Medicine Co.
 Sherman. Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
MAKES ONE FEEL BETTER

A purely vegetable liver medicine is Simmons Liver purifier. It is the one l,ver medicine which energises the liver and brings back it's natural fun ction strong and young again. It's act ion IS different from other medicines. It cleanses the organ of all impurities without injury, harm less, but with all speed. Nothing lke it. Sold in Yellow Tin boxes only, All druggist sell it for nc per box, or sent by mail.
 A. C. Simmons, Jr Medicine Co,
 Sherman Texas
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
MIR. BRYAN STRIVES TO PLEASE

Some people are never satlS- fled. When Wilson had been chosen president, and the awful rumor spread that he fancied Mr. Bryan for secretary of state, a howl of protest went up from the usual anti-Bryan quarters.
 What? Put that man .at the head of the state .department? In creditable; it could not be true! But, alas, it was. The chair of secretary of state, vacated by Knox, was dusted off and pre- sented to Bryan, and dismal were the prophecies. The coun- try had a through ticket to per dition. sure with no return cou- poll so long as as Bryan was on the job. Recently, the secretary announced that he was about to spend several weeks featuring upon the chautauqua circuit and that was naturally, for excellent physical reasons, he would be away from Washington and the state department. Were there signs of relief from his critics? !? | Not at all. The same persons who howled most diSmallly when Mir. Bryan took the secretarial lchair let oul scream of pain on hearing of his proposal to leave it. The folks who didn't iwant him in Washington many official capacity could not could not bear to have him off the job, even for a few weeks. Judging by their own past performances and fre- Iquently expressed desires they
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
SUCCESS WITH STRAWBERRIES

To the ardent lover of fruits none contains more charms. and more profit when grown for mar ket, than the strawberry. Un- like other farm crops, the straw berry requires but little land, but little capital. cheap tools anC
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-02-27
MISSOURI GETS HAIL

St. Louis, Feb. P. Hail began to fall throuQht Missouri late to- day and by night had coated the ground in many places with more than an inch of ice. The storm was accompanied by a 30 degree drop in temperature.