davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12
GERMANS SHOW
THEY ARE READY
FOR SACRIFICES
Display of New Activity in
the East Disproves Con-
tention of the Allies.
NOT YET BEATEN
IN WEST FLANDERS
Petrograd Dispatch Says That Teuton
Crown Princes Withdrawal From
Warsaw Was Responsible for Defeat
Administered by Russians.

London, Nov. a.
The report is current in
the lobbies of the house
of commons this after
noon that three German
cruisers had been sunk
in the Pacific at a place
not specified. No confir-
nation is obtainable.
Berlin, Nov. 12.-A
Turkish official report
from Constantinople
says the Russians were
completely defeated on
the Caucasian frontier
in a fight of two days.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12
UNCERTAINTY IN
MEXICO IS AGAIN
RULING FEATURE
Possibility of Early Clash
Between Troops Located
Near Convention City.
DELAY ACTION OF
WITHDRAWING FORCE
Carranza Has Been Declared in State
of Rebellion. His Latest Proposal to
Constitutional Body Being Rejected
Several Generals Remain Loyal.

Washington, Nov. IL.
General Villa, at the
head of a large column
of troops, has begun
marching south from
Aquas Calientes to at
tack the Carranza fore
es under General Com
zales, at Quertaro. OFF,
cial advices say Aguas
Calientes convention or
dered the movement.
General Blanco, who
announced his intention
of remaining loyal to the
convention, started for
Mexico City to take
command of his troops,
but was arrested at Silao
by Gonzales. The Amer
ican Consular Agent Ca
rothers is with Villa.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12

THE WEATHER,
North Dakota: Unsettled with
snow this afternoon, in cast por-
ton tonight. Colder tonight and
Friday. Partly cloudy.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12
Capture Torpedo Boat.

Capture TOrpCdO Boat.
London, Nov. 12.-The Turkish tor
pedo boat which escaped from the
Dardanelles, has been captured off
Teneedos Island, five miles off the
northwest coast Of Asia minor, ac-
cording to an Athens dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12
French Steamer Sunk.

French Steamer Sunk.
London, Nov. IA dispatch from
Havre, to Lloyds Agency, says the
French steamer Dushesse de'Guiche
foundered in Havre roads during
gale and that a number Of persons lost
their lives.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12

London, Nov. 12.-Russian sue
cesses in the east. which for q time
were the predunfi,fatiftFf fentuTg ;oi the.
,Ear, news, must again dividA Apaee
with accounts Of rekindled activity oi,
the part of the Germans in West
Flanders, where the forces of EN-
peror William have disproved the
contention of the allies that their
attempt to force their way to Dun
Kirk or Calais has finally failed.
With Dixmude in their possession,
the invaders today are less than so
miles from Calais. and much nearer
Dunlsirk. The fight they have been
putting UP in the face of tremendous
losses seems to bear out what also
has been said. that the Germans will
not abandon the struggle to reach the
coast unless they are utterly crushed.
The English and French theory is
that the holding of Dixmude is only
temporary. and that it's history will
be much the same as that Of other
towns which have been taken and rs.
taken in the fighting on the User.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12

IFOWn PF1nCo TO Blame.
London. Nov. 12.-The Petrograd
correspondent Of the Daily Mail sends
the following:
1T is now admitted semi-off1cially,
but not yet mentioned in the official
communications, that it was the fail
ure of the German crown prince to
hold his position in the center which
compelled retreat along the whole
line. While General Won Hindenberg
on the left, and the Austrians on the
right, were both maintaining their
positions, the crown princes army was
fleeing back to the fatherland. It
appears that six German princes were
killed in this battle. three of the Lippe
family and one each Of the houses Of
Hesse, Waldeck and Reuss"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

Ter Tor Spei0erforpiene. men Set er
rimeIig, at @utterre nil bIi iuNtaI0t
Tor pao 6ripiniQbcoen5 @ci at aiIeit
2anoitormcu. Gutter / t7-t9
@lar2oIOcrcn fan 10 onieeS ititfct bey-
til.
! @crctuinacrue ira @eIgicn qie-
res al on til Nentp0nin1cr til oeu
tuifc "@nttcdrmt". huilfc @cntponiu.
ger l%tottcr Vdnitanoen ON, at Emf.
Iatb far faIoct Nltb % Stub INT.
Ser &ouben, oeribIanot oQiou Gutter
IaouIot anmIe ol itrrfc, at 81 fan
bare ct @cupr. Get cr 500 life iano.
lunIiNt at oi2ie @utteioIooter cr meut
at icnocS til 6ronteu; oe anucnoe8.
bui& Ell loaoou Organization ihcle.
tuNct criltcrcr. lttpiliomt enc o. alcne
til &uNt. % anorc Icttere ~ ufarll-
Qerc Sicucite bag DC firmpenoc
Nrmtcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
"olmerica" iom
~KriSsaeroplan

Nem @orf, 0cn 3Otc September.
aiGmpeacroplauet "Nmcrica". bUori
&eitnont @ortc ltuIoc boue iloict ouer
Atlonterbupct, ien0eS ioug Ill Gng.
Iono meo Qumpifibct "N}auretoniu"
Tor, eiter bpoO Der poaitooc9, at an.
pcuoe5 Ill arigstleucitc mc0 DC brI.
title Iroppcr | 6rantrig.
"gmerico", iom iige5 al pgrc
Gcr0cn5 l~terite ~geropIah, ioretoQ /
Sommer, ier &rigen brgD no. Here
Froueilppuirger pco &ammou05.
port, y. y. &oa @runo al sri.
gen bIcp Ser intet al 6lpuningcn o0er
2ltIanteren. geo en- al oi5ie gtuleO.
ninqer mc0i9rte oct TO Gasiagerer.
Eropiaut "a @aioliu iii en- iamlet
&r1t al 1000 Euuo. Aeroplanct er
ioripnct mco TO 100 &eitetrpitcrs
Niotorer, o1 oct par (unteu at iuo.
ipttc euonu en- W}otor al iantmc
Stprfc.
2eitnont Eorte, iom itulOe hauc
i6retoQet 6IpOuin8cn, err en- officer
/ 0en engclite 6laooc o. b,co Diem.
taI0t itrot2 otter arigcna lt0bru0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
OeltoS Kri9en.

Ncm Dorf, ocn 30te Septcm6er.
Zen oanife Camper "llniteo States d
cnfom ioag til 9}cm gorf ira Griiti-
au5ioro meo 1913 Nuaiugercr.
Steritepartcu 2lmerifaucre
@lonot |asiogcreruc uor eu 1uif-
Nmerifoner ueO Pam Ghriitian
Sdmiot Tom Ell lio tiencit1ioroc /
.75oc 9rcucr acknowledgement Oh
bcItog ! ct ire CaQc5 Flag meleul
Ipiferuc o. Ru9iernc.
Stmiot or en- Mu'ic0urfer / @uu-
tcntalu / Gcntru.amcrifu. o. err IN
fer al Gaoiel. "a arigeu br9O uo.
rar ban pou @cioI I (pitIano, o.
nlclote iil itrafs iom iriuiuia. Mau
blco 'euot iii E%itpreusicn meo il Ne
qiment Ger Oeltog han, iortaIte ban.
I Slaget oeo Reioenburg. iom Be.
gpnote om Ntoraencn oeu 22oe PM.
Quit % uareoe / ire Gage. Cen IN.
ite S.ulliuie par omtrent 100 &IIo.
meter lang, o. moo oenne ieuOte
Rusierne tore Sroppema5ier / tpt.
iIuttcoe 6ormationer RuSierue ban.
Sc line OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / @iluu o.
@raouo oH ira begge bi@Ie iremieuo.
ties Ioprc 9ngrebstolonner. Spifer-
ne 6Ico usot iii al trGtfe ia tilbage
iii Be- bau0e pa5ieret Warsuriiger.
ne. Ser fit De imiolertio 6oritprf.
ningcr, og M fom Suren iii Dem.
Ge orep RlSicrne liae Iugt / Sio.
erne, % Suiinoer omfom / Morao.
ierne iom omJioer oisie. Saa ior-
teller Sr. ShmIot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

itrar efter arigeuS llobruo ON at
tplfe Spioner bar bleule opOugcoc
og tagne tilfan9c al Speiocr8ltttcr /
&ollan0, % ON at brittle Spei0cr-
gutter onOenoe3 til @cuogtning al
&roer og / itor llOitrUfning ionl
&oitor6eioere / Sc 0ortoragne Soloo-
tiers Steo.
elsie pg andre ~lignen6e @eretnir-
ger bar, beOer Set / ct Telegram ira
gtep Dorf, poft Ganfen ON, al 0crne
@utteor9oniiotion m~lIigen8 piIoe
funrc fonlme til at ipiQe Ell piltiq
GoQe / en- aIminOelig @~eroenSfr,g.
Ser iinoes omtrent $4,000 Soci-
berglltter / europa, oeroi 100000 /
Gnglanb, 10000 / Syiflono, 5000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

in0rclonoife Goretogcn0er5 6oriei.
ming. Gn bel Gel al Dem er aQereoe
nnbrugt iom CrOomanier / 2uno.
itormen. og ale oisie er GDfliiter.
2esuoen bar IeleJraiUpienet % 3n.
genisrforpiet anmo9et ON A5iiitance.
iaa et tort gutal az SpeiOerne pil
tiencitcgjere ser. st balpt Sne$
Gutter ifal buer apeIO icn6e5 til
Geutralitationen iom 9an06prerc,
en0el blir ieuot u0 ium Golfer. oo
Here al Dem er iprogfDnbige, Man.
ge unge @utter bar meIOt Jig inc /
Speioerforpienc / oi2ie Sage Tor at
fumre pnre Ill 9tgite / 0iSie pauife-
lige 5ioer. Hegiaringen bar / oi5ie
Sage in0itiaet De parIige SfpoespeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

Snoien marihcrcoe LET % elaitiif
giennem 8aoerre til DC iorifieQigc
2cirpIaOie, % Sc par @ienitano Tor
en- 9ploeit, iom Sen ipOiranife apit-
bp ijploen bar oplepet gtage iii.
Sele 9pen par paa 9enere o.
Siliinoer bar fommet in0 ira Gan.
oet Tor at ie paa bette SfueipiI.
Meore leiteoe line 9arn op ouer
Mpngoen Tor at &c fun0e ie, og III.
&c Eiger itreebe @lomiter paa Col
oatcrnes Gel % fGiteoe rsoe, bui.
tenoe Roier pna bere5 Slirbaner eller
itcf Dem ino / oeres Ianse SOAR. 81
SoIcn ifiuneoe. % De tauie Snoiere
10 iaa oere5 bpioe S9nSer ifinneoe
iom Herler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

@uopig 2. Sale ion CT en- al &c
nmerifnnitc Speiocr0uttcr3 iorucm.
itc &eOcre uOtoltc perom / ct &ntcr.
uietu iorle0eu faIgcuOe:
"Nton ma bllite paa. at ifieut N
er intoo &riq CT ri life imoo 4clp.
i%oriuor. Get CT 0crior en- Sclpiollc,
al cnhuer potriotjif Spciocrgut ON
NUorelonoet itllOc trrnc set. piI>c
title iia til Gicncitc for oct5 6reN
iloo 2eir" A. i SEN lloirUfning, &c
ocrtil moottc iinocS brugcljQe."
Sirr mcntc Mr.. Sale, at sc UlSrc
Gutter, Al bpilte mango or / uUrnc.
pIiQtig AIoer, pau @rmo al lin mi.
litprc Framing % GpeIie / Siano-
Iiicring funoe bIi al itor Nnttc Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

/ 6ranfrige. 10000 / Eiterrig.lln-
gorn 5000 / Nu5iiif QuIen. 1000
Serbien, 10000 ! De ire itanOinoUi-
ife 2anOe Norge Sperige % Gam
mari, o. $4,000 / andre 9anoe.
Set bar / Gnglano oenne M iaa
populprei 8utteorganiiation baU0e
lit lloipring. Gen er egentlig % |
Girfeligbeoen en- 6reo5organiintion,
men ser er intet Oens 9ope % 5or.
maal, iom iorbp0er Dem at gribe til
@aaben / CALIFORNIAN eQer paa nn.
ben Maaoe al tiene fine reipeftiDc
6porelan0e paa iaaoan Mna0e og /
iaaoan lloitrGfnIng, iom oereS GU
ner % unge ALDER 9isr Dem itiffeSe
til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

par bucr cleitc Mono / Qoo @cholO
iInnS. Get belle orbeioc0e iom ct
llbroerf % por ct peItaIeI0c &io.
ne@bpr0 ont Sen Brittle Srganiia-
tionS 6llIOfommcnbco. De iranifc
Sfflccrer, Der par moot ircm, ito0
lom @iietrct, % &c bar life frebne
me0 at IU0ge i'm @culoring % BE-
9el'tring for Gagcn.
9fel'en ira SnOien pur ioregooct
uocn oct ringcitc llbeIo.
&c BRUTE ari2cre ira Sn0ien fog
Jig prG0tig no / Observation-Disclosures
me-. Get bar itore, itcrfc, bel trU-
neNe 6olf, Tgtc ariGcrc ira SSic iii
ToSiaal % rcbc iii at gao lto / Slo-
llnIen nlco Ell Sang. GnfeItc al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Eroppefommanosrcr iom SppuSiere,
Srnnnnnrcr % Mnrrrrr

Sroppefommanosrcr iom Sppu@iere.
Gr0onanccr % 8lircrcr.
Som ct Grcmpei pao Sc mango
npttige 5iu1, 0cmc Organization
fan auDcnoc3 til, mcoocle2 ira Ncm
gorf, at en- uoooIgt Crop poa 80
Spei0erautter / IUngcrc Gi0 liorOe
uomUrfet 8ieneite peo at pcile.
Sc % prre Sc bienloenocnoe fuiuoe.
IiQe 6IpQtniuger ira europa nj
&iGlp / ben ipGrc GrUugieI pco
Iompifi6enc2 2lnfomit.
Sra StocfboIm, Soeri9c, bercttc-
be3 Sen 20. NlrQuIt: Speiocr1ltttcrnc
i Stocf5oIm er fal0t iumnlcn % 300
al Dem bar erfIGrct iig oiai8 til at
title ii1 til 2an0itormcn3 elcr ANDRE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

Sem ipiirgte befpmttt, ON ser bar
lloiigt til at arigen uilbe bli Hut,
ier Sc iif InIeoning til at piie boa0
Be Oileoe til, % set ioa lo til at
~berolige Dem mcget, ga Sc blcp for
lifret ON, at De nof pilbe fomme
tioSnof. 9lae ocres Sificerer or er
Gnglnnbere.
Genne Sorlterfning bringcr me0
liz ira Subien iltlot arigSuoitur;
aonouer, Hifler, Neoifo6er til Sfan-
iegrauning, Selte, Sopetrpper 90 Sc
1O1 Sing, Iom tilborer en- inoiif
Irme - BELT til Reformation.
Set bar en- uforgIemmelig Gag
for WorieiQcs. Sllien paa Suien
al Sc bruno arigere ira set fierre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Sritiife Kryoiere
til Stillehapet

Golporoiio, Gbili, sem lite Otto.
Der. Siolgc en- teIegroiif W}eoocIeIie
ira Gnnta @lrcna8 / WoQelIanitrpoet
bar De tr brittle arpoicrc ~@ooO
@ope" "W}onmountb" % "@Ioifop"
lnoer &ontroomiroI Cir Gbriitophcr
Graoocf, iom onfom oiO iguor, tort.
iot 9fciicn til oct lille Nop.
Ghili bar beiluttct for enbocr Gri5
at iogttage beu itrengeite Neitrolitet
/ Den curopGiife &rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Spetoeroutter
Kriostieneite
! f!crc al &c friNiurcuoc 2nnoc an
tngcs acnnc @utteurganiintiun
at ipllle eli ui0ti0 Hulle.


Ser bar Here @anQe i telegram.
meme ira 0en e~uropUiitc Nrig5iflc.
plao9 pUrct nuput on "Spci0crQllt-
ter. hoy scouts iom un0cr iarli.
&c Sorboloe er rptroa0t nleO tort
Mo0 % 9eilutiombcO.
@l. a. berette0C5 Ser iaolcoeS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Stor peitehaneel.

81. 2oniS, MiSiorri, oen 3Otc
September. Ottc ironifc Ofiiccrer
bar / CAT ct. 2oui2' Stocfuaro5 al.
~iIltttct aoutroft ON 9epcrancc al
10000 6eite til Ben ironifc @trmce.
Dc ifaI oiIepercS ont ii Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
StiQirgen / HmmGniem.

$ EumGnien ifel Situationen
bare ganife eienoomnelig. SONG
Carol er lelp Ell &oben5oaern og
nGrer gailife ~naturlig ltcrfe Spnn-
potier for Spiflanb. Get paaituaes
ogiau at &ongen ufor6eboloert bap-
De lopet Seller @ilbelm GumpricnS
Stettc. Men oen rum6nifc De
g~iering % bet rlunrnife 8olf nprer
Iige ioa ofgiorte Spmpatier for
9fusIano, og bette er ielpielgeIig BET
ofgierenbe.
@~ctegnenoe er iaalebtS felgcnoe
WeboeleIie til ct EariierblaO ira
9uforelt.
! ga Song Carol onnobeOe lit
aabinet ON at Iaoe ubgaa Wtobill.
~ieringsorore til arnleen iuareoe Den
enc al MtiniItrene:
Set er hi mere enc piQige til,
bpis bct er / MOB 2iterrig."
aongen pcnote Jig Oerpaa moo
bam og iagoe: Seq bar gipet aei-
Ter @ilbelm nit Sro, og Ell 500
b~cit5olern boloer ultib lit Orb"
Stot5miniltcr 9ratiano blonoeoe
Jig ber ino os iagoe: "Giimrnien
fienocr ingen @%oben5oaern. Oct
fienber finn apngen al NumGnien,
iom paa e9en SaanO life fan gipe
lit ORD til nogeniombeIit."
GimGniens Soloning iflloe Of
oipres paa ct ertraor0inGrt Stnts-
roaosmpoe / @llfareIt ben lite Sfto-
Der, men bpab ioEt foregif Der, iorc-
lager Der Inlet ON ~oiientlig.
Stalien ~ GnmGnien.
Ser fortpQeS biplomatilfe &reoie
/ @oibington, at Der blot er ct
Spsrosmaal ON Gage, naar baaoe
StaIien % GlmGnien bill faIte Jig
ino / &rigen pau De @Qiereoes She.
Stalien, iom pnifer at ~gienpinoe De
gan1le itolienife Nropinier, iom M
er UNDER plterrigif Stpre % at til
penoe Jig ltil1bifrGnfct Serrcbomme
oper Iorintcrbapet, meller at bet
rctte GicbIif til at ilaa til MI er
fonlmet.
Negjeringeu bar folOt ilo Heier-
pen al aorsflosiernc 1885, 1886 %
1888 % bill oa / ielpe Stalien bape
Itoaenoe iulot fprbig Ell Scr poa
100000 Mano iortoen 10000
Mano / SripoIiS. Siemme-Irmeen
er inooclt / so IrncforpS.
&c italienifc aanonfabrifer ar.
beibcr Gag % Hat, og ON fort Sio
bill belle Ben itnlienIfc grme bore
f%orInnet nleo me, mooerle aanoner.
Ser ifal ncnnlig ifoiies iaIt 81 Self.
bottericr. elsie Sanoner er at ~
GentimetcrS aali6er.
Soioa ammltnitipnsiabrifcrne ar.
beioer urlber Spitrpf.
Gen it%alienife llbenrigsnriniiter,
lem lager megct ipg, uotoIte for.
leoen Sag: Seq eniter bare, ieg
fuuoe iaa lcpe / 10 Tiger til" Gette
uSlagSes iom ct SioneSbpro ON, at
StaIicn MT mart er fproig til at
optrpoe paa %eroenslfileplaoien.
SC imSiifc troopers Mnfumit.
Set bar iom befienot ppret meo-
oeIt, at Ser gicnllem Canada er blet
transporteret itore Masier al Crop
per ira Snoien, paa Sci til arigs.
ifuepIabien / NorOfranfrig. Wen
ogiaa Ben innrere Tei giennem
Sue3fanalen % NiiooeIbauet bar Sri.
terr,e belitet itore Soriterfnineer al
inoiite trooper. Spao Sio be fom
frem % bpor Sc er blet anbragt /
ben lange SIaglinie bolOes fremoe.
les benme!igt, men oct lanoipnlige
er bel, at Be er anbrogt peb Sir
Srcnh's brittle arme omtrent ret
i Noro for Taris, peo Aisne. Gn
engclif aorreiponbent, iom iaa bisie
Snbiere bIi IanOiat / MarieiQes /
S~poiranfris, iortGaer berom:
"@oot og bel ct Snes itore
Sransportbampere fom ino ira
Mio6eIbapet % sleo ino paa SAP
ner. Naa alc SPf mplSrebe Oct al
SoIoaier, % ON nosIe iaa Elmer !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
$itudtiVnen ufordnQret.
Stiuin9en Norofrankris nit uGfentlis fom for. kron=
prinfen 0reuet %tilba9es
De mpalke Rnsfere. - panmark kielerkanalen. On
D~oben,ollern aumGnierl.
TtaIien fxrdi9 til Banding.

on at bupoe 9anoetS Hcutrolltct til
BET pberlte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

6ortiettes pas Sise A.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
DISFlGURED WITH PIMPLES

R. F. D. No. 2, Box 46, Matthews, Ga.-"For three years or more was troubled with pimples and blackheads. At first my face would itch and burn and then the pimples would break out. They looked almost as if I had meas les, causing great disagreement They would make my face very red and sore. Then they festered and came to head and large boils would come on my chin and nose.
 ''I also had dandruff which caused my scalp to itch and burn. It itched and burned so that had to scratch 1t until it was irritated. The dandruff scaled off and showed plainly in my hair. It also caused my hair to break off and become very thin. I used several remedies which did not cure and gave but little relief. After I received free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment l began using them according to directions. I se- cured two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment, which cured me perfectly" (Signed) Miss Willie M Walker, July 31, 1912.
 Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free,with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
Napoleon at Elba,

One hundred years ago Napoleon landed at Porto Farrajo, on the island of Elba, of which he had been made sovereign by the allies. He was re- ceived with shouts of joy by the FL ban population, who were proud of the sovereign whom the chances of fortune had just thrown upon their shores. The former dictator of Flu rope proceeded to organize his little island realm with the same care and, as it proved, with the same purpose of aggrandizement he had bestowed on the empire he had forfeited. Dur ing the nine months that he remained the Man of Elba,' the world was watching him, and he was watching the world TEs suspicion that Elba Fl bas would yet develop political volcano was general, and, as events proved, was well founded.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
NOT AN ABSOLUTE BLANK
Eye Retains impression of Lastseen Spectacle During the Duration
 of a Wink.

When person winks his eyes he momentarily covers the entire eye balls, and everything therefore should turn absolutely black and be in total darkness for the instant AS matter of fact, he certainly Is in total dark ness, but he Is unconscious of the same. The reason he is unconscious is that the eye is incapable of remov- ing a certain view from itself until an eighth of second has elapsed. So the view seen just before the ball goes in to eclipse continues to be seen for an eighth of a second. But as the eye is not covered by the lid as long as this, a new view arrives to supplant the old view before the old one has van ished. Thus the darkness is not mo- ticed, although there is no doubt that 1t exists.
 This same peculiarity of the eye enables moving pictures to have their being. It also is the reason why a lighted torch whirled rapidly around shows path instead of sequence of torches. Also why rapidly rotating wheel does not show it's spokes. If a snapshot be taken of such wheel it does show the spokes, however, and proves the above fact of persistence. Or of the wheel be viewed by light ming flash it shows them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
HUERTA GROWING DESPERATE
Dictator Repo5ted to Be in Most Sc.
 rious pseE1se2oiaI Straits.
R R Es

r-. fs hiE st 4.er5o.'ttss .'ttss that tle posi- 'tion of Huerta in Mexico City steadily is growing worse again reached Wash. ington through diplomatic and private Mexican channels.
 Huerta's financial straits were de scribed as the most serious phase of the situation for him. Fears are ex- pressed that with his war chest prac- tically exhausted, his troops may re- volt, or that one his generals may seize the favorable opportunity to launch another revolt against him.
 The Zapatista menace is not regard ed seriously by the author of this re- port, who stated that Zapata has lit tie or no artillery to attack such an easily defended stronghold as Mexico City and that he shows little inclina- tion to attack the capital.
 Another message reiterated the rl- mors of growing military dissastis- faction and added that among the civil population there is also strong anti Huerta feeling. The unifying effect of the American landing in Vera Cruz, it is said, is passing away and part of the population are beginning to take sides against Huerta.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
RESINOL WILL SURELY
 STOP THAT ITCHING

My, what relief! The moment that resinol ointment touches itching skin, the itching stops and healing begins That is why doctors have prescribed 1t successfully for nineteen years in even the severest cases of eczema, letter, ringworm, rashes and other torment ing, unsightly skin-eruptions. With the help of warm baths with resinol soap, resinol ointment restores the skin or scalp to perfect health and comfort quickly, easily and at little cost.
 Resinol is also a perfect household remedy wherever a soothing, healing application Is needed It contains noth- ing of a harsh or injurious nature, and can be used on the tenderest or most irritated surface, where you wouldn't dare use most other skin rem. edies. Every druggist sells resinol ointment (50c and sD, and resinol soap (25c). Try them today.-Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
SENATOR ". 0. BRADLEY
 OF KENTUCKY, IS DEAD
WAS ONE OF THE MOST DISTiN. GUISHED REPUBLICAN LEAD
 FRS OF THE DAY
we.tsrp yewspsper rn,on News Service.

Western Newspaper Cnton News Service.
 ington.-William O. Bradley, United States senator from Kentucky, died here at 9:45 p. m., Saturday after lingering illness, aggravated by a fall.
 Senator Bradley's body was taken Monday to Frankfort, Ky, where fun eral services were held Tuesday from the home of his daughter, Mrs. John c. South.
 Senator William O. Bradley was one of the most distinguished Republi- can leaders in his generation.
 Born in 1S47, he was only IA years of age when the war between the states broke out Twice he ran away from home to join the Union army, only to be taken from the ranks by his father.
 As a page in the lower house of the Kentucky legislature, he attracted such attention that at the age of IS a special act was passed by the legisla- ture enabling him to practice law if he proved his qualifications before an examining committee. He satisfied the committee of his qualifications and became a lawyer.
 Faced with a strong Democratic ma iority in his state, MT. Bradley often suffered defeat for office. Twice he was defeated for Congress and four times for United States senator after receiving the nomination of his party In 1887 he was defeated for governor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
Extraordinary Forced March.

A wonderful feat of pedestrianism has been performed by 62 men of the London Rifle brigade, who completed a forced march from London to Brighton-52h miles-in the record time of IA hours 23 minutes, the previous best march having been 50 miles in fifteen and a half hours, made by the French Foreign Legion. The mems ages averaged twenty-two years Not a single one dropped out during the whole distance, although they were in full marching order, carrying over coat, mess tin, saucepan, frying-pan and plate, pickax, shovel, and trench tools, haversack, water-bottle and ra- tions for the night, rife, etc, total weight of 46 pounds.