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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19
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berty nuo glm Strabe, Ieine Ser
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fiibrte cen @oriib, s. Rebmann jr.
bas Trotofoa. SeIegat 90. Steinbah
beridtcte iiber Die leste Staotper.
ban5;Sieung, uno 9bas. 6. Renier
beridtete iibcr Seu gerlauf Der lesten
3eriamulimg Der 9eutid. d.Oeiterr.
Silisgeicllifaft. Sieroili ipuroe 5lir
@abl Der geanten fir oas neue SaDr
eeldrtttrn init foleenocm Heiultdt I:
Yrdi., Senrp 9afer; Si5e.YrGi.,
9ictor Mel3er; 9rot. Sefr., 6. Hcbs
mann IT,; Sinans.sefr., Gbas. e.
Menier; Sdosmeiiter, Senrp SGf.
ner; Srlritees, Sobn 9loicr, Martin
Steirbah, SEQ. @rIctpein; &raifens
aonunittee, sInbn S6pfer iito Sant.
SbieB; 5abnentrdger, Sol. 9aulini
@ercinsar3t, Or. Srieo. SbelS.
Sa.nnrtlihe 9eainten wurSen bur1
gHlamution tpieoererrpGblt 9ie Gin'
fiib.itng Der genmteu iinbet Itatt am
Sienstng. ben 5. SSanuar 1915. Die
llnteriufuna Der Bidder tp,trbe ben
Serreil 90. Steinbadj. 9. MeiBner
iinb Sem. Ebieb iibertrageu. @S
murbe bei6loiien, bas oclltitbe Sbea,
ter iopiel pie moelih 81 unteritiiserL
cbeHio Die llnterbaltungen Deg Ia-
lien5meiag oonr Staotperbano iorpie
SeS Seutif)eSeIterr. Eamen Sran,
fenoereins 81 bciudeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-19
gsn Strplaen nieosrseihlases
81. sbeuSOre ganse bas Spier zines
@eselagerers.

Or. Sbeooor ganee BON Ro. 345
@eit RcDhllan gIuenre mar an Der
rSueraens sIpenue nabe Carthage nit
heIn sInfurbeln ieines arafhpagens
beifiitigt, ais ein 5renIoer auf ibn
siitrnt uno na1 Der 3eit tragte. Or.
9auge CAB Dem Wanne feline slnts
lpcrt, poriiber Der gurita rabiat
iuuroe unb ben Serrn bilrh eiren
gpoblge5ieIten sSauitidlae on ben linz
terfiefer uieoerItredte. Der @eidlage.
lie riei lallt llm Silie, morauf Der
8egelagercr, Der es anideincnb aui
eire 9eraubung icines Spfers abgez
jeben bate, bic sluht ergriff.
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s. d milton.

l1uier Ngent In Samilton 1T
Serr Gbuarb gruf, 449 SGD SiHtte
Strafe. g.a Gel. 476 g., Sume
Hbpne 1851 q.
- 3ipei ange6life Sdppinbler bes
iudten geitern GIr SaIniltoner beut'
i6e 8iirger nit elmer Announcements.
lite nit ben gtamen Der @eperbea
TANNER fir 5000 llno bes Birtbs
g(rnlin gerforas fir $25, tuelhe beia
De gei6lidr maren. Gie SfiDinhler
iannnelten angeblih oas Selo fiir
cine 2eitifrift, melfe Die Iamen se-
iaaenen Soloaten bes oeiiti9en See.
res regelnGbig anaeben ipiiroe. Cine
grobe 9ln3abl 0elitife lllteri6riebeu
uno be5ablten fir ben 9rlid eer
3eitlhrift unb erbielten Die @eriidez
rltng bab Der 8eroie1rt on Die 8itta
rpen uilS @aiien Der bei,tifeu Col
baten ausbe5ablt fpiirSe. Die Yoli5ci
er6ielt @elolmg BON bem SdppInbsi
uno iud)en iest Die angeblId]eu
SdtpinoIer. tpelde bis iest niht &C.
lumber Tperoen fornten.
- 9ie Boli5ei ilidt eine gelpiIie
Maub Rilep, pelde BON Salla Site
oes 9iebitabIs zines golbenen 5ins
serriitas anseflagt Itebt. sic ioa iib
in Srforo aitfbalten.
= @m. Campbell, 80 Sabre alt
peIher nit Satin ulto 5tpei ainoer
in Spnlnes Corner pobnt, eine oors
gcItern Morgen mad Der bortieetr
8rcSbpterianer air6e, Inn cin 5elier
i'm Sfeu ar5uiaheIl, uno belntste ca-
iiir cine Same, in Delfer er Betro.
Ieum oermutbete. Die aunne entbielt
jebod @aioltn it1tb erplooirte. Gaups
pea purbe on a0rper @eiift uno
Sanoen erbebli6 oerbrdnut lmb fem
9uItano lit eiorgniBerregerto.
- Seiratbsi6eine: Seiie McgIuin,
IS. unS 0sarp 9Ibner, is, beioe pon
Miooletolpn; @roiunie Hoie, 21, uno
Wiinitie Sapp, 19, beioe bon Santil'
ton.
- Sas 5eitament BON Sanuie[
aeQer BON SomerpiQe eiebt oen Nuh.
Ioi, an ieiner @attin ulo nah ibrem
So6c 6en airoerlt.
- 9os thermometer oerSeihnete
geIter, Morgen 5ur irii5eu Sn1noe in
bieii9e llmeebing 10 @roo iiber
gtuQ.
5rau @boc6e 8. Siueortnget
bon Der gon Ter Seer glperue mel.
oetc qeitern Der Boli3ei, oaB Gtebe
porgcftcr1 9loflt etu babies 0useno
Sabner aus ibrem Stalle itu9Ien.
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Inter Sen GaSern seiturben.

ginem beoduerIifeu llniaa fiel
aeitern @iorgen Der "a Sabre altf
9ren1ier Der &enniplpania @iierba5n.
@. g. SORES. gum Spfer. Ger @touil
fuuree beim Raneieren in ben glrIu,
gen Der Sobn nobe llnbercliff pon
einem 6rnhtipageon umseriiien iinb
iiberfabreu. @ei Der 9lntilnit oes Gcra
ungliidten i'm 8uten Sarnnritel
Scipital fonntc nur nod Der beretts
eireetretene Cob feiteeiteIlt peroen.
porauf Die Seihe no9 Der Rorgu.
eebrnft tpur0e.
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Gle @Grftc III @eianadlten.

9saiiglih Der Qtb6oltrng Der Mdrf4
te in Der tDmmsnben BO9e bat Su=
psriHtsnbent SatOb Gprih angeorpa
net, bnB natiirli9 am Weibna4tss
tage, bem 25. 9ssenber teiu Martt
ituttfinbst. Oufiir iperoen ieoo1 ant
9onnerag, bsm "a. Os5em6er, Die
WGrfte en- Der Court Strabe unb ar
Der pearl Strabs am 9rrmittag unb
bic MGrtten an Der Se4iten StraBe
uno an Der @lbsr Strabe am glafa
mittag unb 9lbenb in 8etrieb ieirL
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Oer 0rag6ois 5wsiter C5ed.
HOIi5ift anaul erliegt ben ibn BON bent ganf.
rdnber Jranf 9obl beigebra6ten s6nbunnben.
Der 3nfaa brinst bic Ueamten ami bic zpmr bes
aerambtem Ueibee.

Der 1antrdubsr a bas Geo als einsrbss Werpad 3uis
amt n Gabe mad aousDae aufsegeben haben DaS
padet mar eOo& Biz s.n abenb nem Bemmungsort ndt
tnseOn Der Grocer aeaer Der 15 uno Gin Strabe brnst
bic pOlitsn au bic Gpur oOh ouf in nem 2ob.n bic ur
Depadung bsnubte Sddd Die 2eie bselben miro
feSenen ibenfiirt Gein 5ben felt Sonntag fsss
felt CT pobnie in M9s Sote ibr uber Gags ber nac ei
Wobnuns Mef Tunten SraBe 3urld Sae enen
aubibsraa au nn gopinsionr Wirtb gpunt9 aus Sohrs
Drbsrs Observation-Disclosures Die pOise fabnpet auf Grau
60 - au fent nod uu go Dobanbn au ein. = Der Soo
polfsn nau pirS aGsemein brauert Cine 8spesung
I'm Gang bic au Dem S0us iaenDe 6ppOtAa Su9 0fiHtae
Sammuns absutragen
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lIuier Ngent in Samilton it
Serr Gbuarb gruf, 449 SHO SiiHfte
Srafe. g.a Gel. 476 g., Sume
Ybune 1851 q.
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Eterblidfeitsberi6t.

Mattis Daniel, 16, ct. Srancis
Soipital, 5uberfulois.
Murp Wailler, 66, 2unsDiep, &C.
birnIdlag.
Rid 2udtrOp, 4s, 1887 Central
aOsnue, Snqusit in S6psbs.
8illtam 2oftus, 80. 1899 4uiter'
lib RoaD, Ser3erpeiterung.
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gld6e Carthage 9ite, ct gsrs
narp, itiir1te geitsrn SOiepb arummer
pon geo. 252 Renner Strabe BON einer
2ofIanb Gar. arlunlRer. Der iib Gb.
iHrammungsu am aorSer Slge5ogen
bate. lieb iid mad Isinsr Mobnaas
brtHgen.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

ducc the copper lost TO 30 ounces to
the ton Thu, within two years, the
copper wasted will have been re
duccd from l2.6 pounds to - pounds
To the ton.
The plant is to cover 10 by 500
feet of floor space and will contain
at first eight tanks which Will each
hold 600 tons Of sand. The copper
is to bc leachcd out by a solution the
composition Of which is hcing kept Sc
crct while the patents are still pend
ing.
The copper that will bc recovered
will not of course, be clear profit, nc
cause of the expense of recovering IL;
but on the other hand, it is clean
conservation of a natural resource.
Just as farms. as result OF scicnt r.,
methods and technical caucation, are
now able i'm many cases TO grow three
bushels of grain whore two grew b'.
fore. or are able to feed twenty COWS
in place Of ten before just so. and fy
the same reason, are mines, mills and
smclters able TO make the rock in :;
given mine yield 10 pounds Of refined
copper when before it yielded 30
pounds. Either result il a direct in.
crease i'm wealth to the state.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

the Detroit manufacturer to the OK
tent of 86,1 cars
Nevertheless, based ON these tw,
dates. Nebraska has one Ford rrr
every 100 people in the state; Iowa
which is second in the total number
of Fords owned, also is second in The
per capita FordaEe, with one for every
1903 people; North Dakota shows an
with one Ford for every l50 people
in the state; California has a Ford for
every l84 people; Michigan, It's home
state, is al the boiling point with one
Ford for every 212 people; i'm Ohio
every 2S0th person owns a Ford. and
in Illinois every 36Oth. I'm Now York
You have TO count 40 people bcforo
YOU come TO Ford owner and in
Alabama it takes 1000 people to make
a Ford family.
When it is considered that there IS
an average Of five people i'm each fam
lily the ratio show, up even better Fol
instance, i'm Nebraska every TWEEN
ticth farm house would have Ford
in from, Of it if it were not for tn,
fact that the latter probably is on thu
road taking the butter and eggs e
town. As a matter Of fact, i'm the ag-
riculurai states fewer than 20 farm
houses would be passed before ono cl
the little cars were found, hut the aV-
cragc is brought down by the loss
comfortably situated city population
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

bad name possessed by their cousin,
the skunk, are far more blood-thirsty
and are expert climbers TO rOOsts,
while a common skunk will kill only
birds found on the ground. The far
mcr who loses fowls often mistakes
the identity OF the animal killing
them, and when in doubt often at
tributes the injury to a skunk
Skunks are also accused of destroy
ing bcChivcs. 1t is true that skunks
suffer little, if any, from the stings
of bees. and one is said to be able 60
destroy practically a whole colony OF
bees in a few visits. However, the
possibilities of this animal attacking
an apiary may be entirely avoided by
placing the hives upon high bench.
One reason for the great prejudice
of Americans against this ANNA is
that our early settlers We're acquaint-
ed with a similar animal i'm Europe,
the "pOlccat.' The poiccat Of Europe
Is far more destructive to poultry and
game than are skunks. Nevertheless,
its bad reputation was transferred
with the name, and circumstances
have been unfavOrablc for a reversal
Of opinion until very recently Now,
however the high price which skunk
skins may bring in the market i, cau,-
ing the thrifty farmer to think better
of the animal. He is also gradually
realizing thtat the skunk eats harm
tu. pests.
Economic Value of North Amcri-
can SkunkS" is the title of a newly
issued farmers bulletin (No. 587) Of
the |. 5. Department of Agriculture.
/ It will hc sent free to farmers who are
interested if they will apply to the
/ Department at Washington, y. {.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
New Process i'm Copper Min
ing Will Save Many Million S
Thousands of Pounds Copper
Mines viii BE Adding Of
O

Within p ycar the yahc of tbe
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Nlh!hg company IN loren Lake mas
been practically doubled as the result
of the DEVELOPMENT Of - new nrocoss
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sands.
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many has hccn runninq its stan,n-miU
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Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

find that New York, which leads i'm the
total number of cars, also takes first
place "a a Ford state In this state
there are 2l,00O fords i'm actual ser
vice. Iowa comes second with 20 800
Fords, although it is only sixth i'm the
numner OF cars Of all kinds registered.
In that state, according to the regis
trations, every third or fourth car is
a Ford. Ohio, which is third i'm the
list of cars of all sorts. also J., third
as a Ford state. and Illinois, which
comes fourth in the list of car owners.
is fifth as a Ford state, with Massa-
chuSctto sixth and Nebraska seventh.
If we consider the number of Ford
cars i'm proportion To the population OF
the various states, We find that these
ears are more popular i'm Nebraska
than they are anywhere else. The de-
partmcnt OF commerce - Washington
has issued an estimate OF the pOpuIa-
ton Ct each state July l. 1914, a
b2Scj ON the census bureaus figures
of 1910. Assuming the census bu.
r"au' figures TO hc correct. il is little
unfair t. base the comparison on the
population calculated for July and
Ford registrations in April, as il gives
the >torE a three months start over
Henry Ford. However, these dates
are the closest il is possible to get ut
this time. II is safe to say that the
March record of 2S.712 Fords which
passed out Of the factory doors dur
ing the month will be continued. in
which case our figures are cheating
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
$40 DEATHS II STATE
DURING MONTH OF MAY

Lan-'ug.-Ihc mortality report fer
the month of May. a complied by
Secretary o. State Nar,inda e. shows
that ..3lO deaths were rcportCd in
Michigan last month. This corr
>ponGs 10 the annual death rate o.
$40 ucr LOCO estimated population
and is l29 less than the number f.
deaths reported during April.
tuberculosis m us VARIOUS forms
caused the death Of %. while 2tS
deaths were due to pneumonia Ca.-
Ger caused the death of l73. ana q
similar number are attributed to vio-
lence.
The total number Of births reported
last month WAS 1872, drop Of -. a.,
compared to the record for the pre-
Cediug month.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

Washington, y. C.-Thc skunk
stands among the most important ami
mails that choose for their diet insect
harmful to the farmer 1t is the best
known enemy of army worms. iucud-
ing the common army worm, the
wheat-head army worm, and the fall
army worm, all of which are dcs,ruc
tive to small grains, corn and ora scs
and cause heavy losses cvcry year IT,
farmers, according to the L. ) d.,
pItmcnt of AprjcJltWc'S biologist
Two kinds OF tobacco worms. which
also attack tomato and potato plants.
are eaten by the skunk in largo mw-
hers. These worms change their Gici
from tobacco to tomatoc, with such
adaptability that they have smcad
over wide areas i'm the United State
The skuuk's CagcruesS for the worm
Is such that he Will dig them out from
the ground i'm great numbers in the
late summer and destroy them.
The white grub is also dug for by
the skunk and consumed by him and
the strawberry growers generally re-.
gard this animal with favor cycs
though in its eager search for the
grubs it may uproot the plant or eat
a few berries. The skunk also eats
many mature May beetles" a05
June bugs" which hatch from th'
white grubs.
Skunks also destroy the hop grub
grasshoppcrS. cutWorms, crickct-,
sphinx moths, sweet potato beetles,
Colorado potato beetles. field mice,
and rats. The animal is especially
useful in destroying the rats and mice
that commonly infcSt farm buildings.
If Il hunk tak"s Up his rcsidclWv ne3r
premises whore these rats are 1bur-
dant il will remain there if not dis
turhed until practically all tn" 70
dents &c nceArnN Cl
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
HOW MANY POTATO
GROWERS IN MICHIGAN?

East LanSing.-A count Of al, the
potato growers in Michigan has been
started by c. W. Waid. field agent for
the Michigan Agricultural college and
secretary Of the Michigan Potato
Growers association. for the purpose
Of enabling the latter organization 70
get an exact line upon the tubcr stu
alton In Michigan
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
Nkunk> That Kill Poultry Should Hc
Destroyed.

The value of the skunk to agrcul-
turc in general has been emphasized
in previous bulletins issued by the
Department. Without doubt an indi-
vidual skunk occasionally learns to
prey upon poultry and may become
a source Of great annoyance and loss.
If the evidences of its work arc I'M
mistakable, the animal should hc dc
stroycd either by trapping or poison
ing. As a matter of fact, minks and
weasels, which have not nearly the
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
THOI SANDS OF SHEEP
BEING IMPORTED FOR
UPPER PENINSULA
COZ \TRN

East lansing Between 5000 and
5000 sheep will be brought to Mich
igan from Montana by w f. Raven,
NJ. \. {. livestock field agent. These
animals will be taken TO the Uppcl
Peninsula. The nocks will be grazed
chiefly on the cut-ovcr lands Of the
northern district, which, according 70
Mr.. Raven. will soon become one Of
the hig sheep raising territories of the
Union.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
Dreaded.

Landlord cot Dinketown hotcD-
That fellow who just staggered past p
Oh. that's Lem Badgeley. an he's a
terror to autymohiliSts, tell YOU
Gucst-Aha. the village contabic.
Ell ?
Landlord Worse; he's the only
autv repaircr man in 10 milcs.--Cres-
cent
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
$ n o K T S T AT E
= T D RE s

Cadillac.-A razor that has been
/ used by three generations, that was
made from file and that i'm 40 years
/ was used for over 10000 shaves, is 20
/ be one of the unique possessions Of
the state and has been sent to Lam
! sing to JOIN the states collection Of
curios. The gift was made by Mrs.
/ Frank Gown. whose grandfather
made the razor.
Jackson.-Gamcs Lawson, who is
serving the eighteenth year of life
sentence in Jackson prison, was
turned down by the board of pardons
ON his petition for parole. The fact
that Lawson is a third-tcrmer infiu-
cnccd the decision.
Ludmgton.-De Deputy City Marshal
I I'd. Gattcld is suspended from office
temporarily, under charges preferred
by Mayor \. 4. Kaiser. who accuses
the officer of being intoxicated while
on duty. GatGcld is one OF the oldest
officers ON the force.
Muskogon twenty-five bcardcrs.
asleep on the upper tlooT Of the board
ing house Of Joseph Smith. would have
been burned to death i'm a deliberate
attempt to fire the dwelling had one
of them not awakened aud smCiicd
smoke. Tho lower floor If the house
was saturated with kerosene.
East Lansing When the NJ. \. G.
class Of 1911 took their final leave Of
the campus, - co-eds wore diamond
ring, on their engagement fingers.
,ignifyiuC their hcrothal to as many
seniors OF the other sex.
Lansing Requisition paper, Tor
the return Of }. \. Lucas of Dcllo.t,
who is wanted i'm Chicago to ansWct
charge of larceny by bailec. wcra
honorcd by Governor Ferris.
Fcnton.-Thomas Murphy. n ycars
old, drowned i'm Long lake. He LETT
Bay Port early i'm the evening in q
canoe and about $50 cries for help
were heard 10y persons on Cases isl
and. Several parties set out in boats.
but only an overturned canoe Wa
found. Murphy's body was recovered
Jackson The board of pardons hg
decided TO recommend to the governor
communication of sentence and parole
Of Earl Eadic, sentenced here -four
years ago from Muskcgon for assault
with intent TO do great bodily harm.
Eadie' petition for clemcncy is signed
by every juror.
Saginaw.-Mrs. II. +. Paddock. wife
of County Treasurer Paddock, was
shocked but not injured when her auto
collidcd with telephone pole \ bee
got in the machine and Mrs. Paddock
forgot all about running the auto and
released tho steering gear. She opened
the door to let the bee out and then
the crash came.
Jackson.-Thc pardon board re-
fused parole to Joseph Dawson. sent
up from Kalamazoo five years ago for
II years for forgery. Dawson last
year was accused Of setting fire 70 a
prison warehouse, hut was acquitted
by circuit court jury.
Lapecr.-Pcter Schuneman. aged
IS years, prominent Mason. mem
her of the board Of supervisors and a
pioneer resident of Lapeer county wa
found dead in bed.
Flint.-Charging that the prosecut-
ing attorneys office is being conduct
ed ON too cXtravagant basis, Super
visor John Jennings Of Fenton livencd
up the board meeting with bitter
criticism Of the prosecutors stan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11
THE SKUNK DESTROYS MANY
HARMFUL INSECT PESTS.

Doesn't Destroy Poultry ON High
ROosts as DO Niinks and Weascls.
But l. a Great Aid to the Farmer
i'm Killing Rats and Insects Harm
full To Grains Crops, Tobacco, Ncge-
tables, Hops and Berries.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

JackSon.-yHmcs Lawson. who /,
serving the eighteenth year of lif,
sentence in Jackson prison, wa.
turned down by the hoard of pardon,
ON his petition for parole. The fac
that Lawson is a third-tcrmer infu
cnccd the decision
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-07-11

Ludiugton.-Dcputy City Marshal
Ed. Gatdcld is suspended from office
.omporarily, under charges preferred
by Mayor A. a. Kaiser. who accuses
he officer Of being intoxicated while
Pm duty. GatGcld is one Of the oldest
officers ON the force.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-25
FORD AUTOMOBILES
q. C. logon
Agent for Haywood, Jackson,
Macon and Swain Counties.
RHEUMATISM PAINS STOPPED

RHEUMATISM PAINS STOPPED
The first application of Sloan's
Liniment goes right to the painful
part-it penetrates without rubbing
1T stops the Rhuematic Pains
around the joints and gives relief
and comfort Don't suffer- Get a
bottle to-day! 1t is family medi-
cine for all pains, bruises, cuts,
sore throat neuralgia and chest
pains. Prevents infection. DR.. Chas.
H. Wentworth, California, writes:-
1t did wonders for my Rheuma-
tism, pain is gone as soon as l ap-
ply it. l recommended it to nv
friends as the best Liniment ever
used" Guaranteed. Csc. at your
Druggist.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-25
STOP THAT FIRST FALL COUGH

STOP THAT FIRST FALL COUGH
Check your fall cold or cough at
occe-don't wait-it may lead to
serious lung trouble. weaken your
vitality and develop a chronic lung
ailment. Get bottle of DE-. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey today. it is pure
and harmless it freely for that
fall cough or cold. If Baby or child
rem are sick give it to them, it will
relieve quickly and permanently.
1t soothes the irritated throat, lungs
and air passages. Loosens Phlegm,
is antiseptic and fortifes the sys-
TEN against colds. It surely pre-
vents cold germs from getting a
hold. Guaranteed. Only Csc. at
your Druggist.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-07

Y fLSduoltdg (dls----A&Is " ~ NuHiNAib
killed and son badly injured when
auto was demolished by interurban
car.
Topeka, Kan.-Forty thousand
men viii be needed to harvest Kansas
wheat crop. Harvest viii begin June
40. Free employment bureau ex-
poets trouble securing labOrers.
DanvilIe, lIl.-"Uncle Joe" Cannon
spent his 18th birthday anniversary
at his country estate at Tuscola.
Many messages of congratulation re-
ceived. Is planning campaign for
congress.
Boston, Mass.-LineT- Franconia,
bearing Is survivors and Steward
Matheson of burned liner Columbian,
locked today. Most of those rescued
in serious condition. Nothing heard
from third boat of Columbian, which
contained II men.
Fort Smith, Ark.-Miss Kate Barn
ard, commissioner of prisons and cor
rections, says she would not marry if
she had to work more than eight
hours a day. Advocated compulsory
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wife and minimum wage scale.
Uniontown, Pa.-TWo hundred
miners at Herbert mine returned to
work today at old scale as result Of
arbitration. Company attempted to
cut wages % cents a day.
Erie, Pa.-Steaner City of Rome,
bound from Buffalo to Toledo, burned
to waters edge ten miles off shore at
Northeast. The crew escaped.
Dallas, Tex.-ToWn of Red Water,
left with only 2 shelters and a large
number of injured men and women
after Sundays cyclone, has issued ap-
-pealsfOF help.
Lacrosse, Wis. - Because his
sweetheart Tilted him, C. F. Robare,
q. drank carbolic acid. Condition
serious,
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