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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
DtntI6t krtn3rn
bic Maas!

garis, 26. Scpt.-glnf bcm Oit.
ldsn 5liigsl finoeH Bente idpere
aampfe itatt. Sm Centrum ami.
ifeu gleims ano gerSuu 1T bic
cage uuOerGnSert; gerSun iUirO uadl
mic Our 6cftig beidlOiien. Sn bem
@ocbre 9iitrift III GO ben 9entiden
gslangen, Die @lans IN trne3eu, trot-
bem mir nnier geites t6aten, bieies
at bcrbinbern. 9aS IA. 0cutide
glrmcccurps bat iidl juriidgc5Opcu,
uadJOem es idWere Scrluite erlitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
Srbcn ser ,6nrnaari.

0ie @roBlogeniitiln9 ocs Sroens
Der SorugorL lpelder SER Soiepb
2eiS bon bier ais DcIegat beifpobnt,
crluGblte fol9enoe 8eomtc:: g. DoG.
1opf GberoroBburoe (9enn); S. s.
8lebner, 3ept. @roBbaroe (Sbiol !;
8. @brn1onn, 8roB. aufieber (Mihi.
gam; 8. g. giidoff, G|roB. Sefretdr
(Golo); aorG gaur, @roB Sd)ob.
meiIter (gtid.)
9lIs ndhIter 6rt fril oie Ser.
iommhiug Der Ser. Stooten @roB.
Ioge Der 9. 3. s. pitroe glnn gtr.
bor, Mif, beitimrnt.
glus Der aoiie Der Ser. Stootert
@roBloee puroen $500 fitr Die
snotbleioenOen tn 8eutldlono
unO 0eiterrei6.ltngor betuiIliat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
Weneral &luf luirft bic
SerbiinOcten lueit slriif!
gln6 auf Oem linten Jliigel maGeu bie.
Sentl6en grobc Torti6rttte!
Ser Generalfab iagt: Y9laes fe5t gut in 5rautrcib!"

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
9cntidle Ypit anrilf6e6aIten.

@aibin9tou, 26. Sept gieprd.
ientant 0teB ron 9tetp gorf, @yroB-
bdnoler in 5arbitoficn bat beim
@enerolpoitmeiiter geifmeroe er.
boben NaB 4oltiaden mto 9riefe,
Gle bon uno nod Dcuti4lnno ge.
idtdt neroen untertpegs 3erit6rt
coer fortgetporfen ipiirben. SSn iei.
ner 8eidtper0e IGBt or olrd6Iifen,
boB england Der ichuIoiae 8bei[
fei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
Cholera anssebrodJcn.

sSien ii6er aont 26. Sept.
&egierungs 9atteriologiIten babcn
OaS 2(uftreten niiatiider GboIera
ietgeItelIt fieii9e 9Lnitrengungen
meroen 3ur 8efdmpfung Der 5eude
9etban.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26

5don ettpo8 tpGrlner beute unO
Sonntog.
Ter bGtonntc poIitiife 3robt.
5icher Safe 9tooiftfieis. aSn6a6er
nebrerer aneipen III Der 5. gSaro,
fpur1e um Sl1 beitohlen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26

nernlitabS ba6en bic na6ite6enoen
9eobadtrnqen betreff8 Der friegeri.
ihen Gigenid)aften Der @erbiinOeten
lno ibrer &1ntpftiibtigfeit gemaht.
Die 8elgier, obgeieben bon oen er.
item Sagen BEL 2iittidj, Iiefen fat
iunucr oapon obne lid iibGrbo1tpt
ouf einen &f ein3uIaiien. 8ie
fran30iiihc 2(rtilerie 5eidjnet iih
bur6 i6re &tefiiiderbett aus. Sic
britiiden Solonten poren Die beiten
GGn1pfer bon allen. SSn oen eritert
engagements, beoor Die fortgeiebten
0ieoerlagen linen 0en Wtutb geraltbt
tatten, bieIter Oie grtten trob oes
u0r0ertiden 6euers nit buQooagar-
tiger Gnti6loiierbeit in tbren Ser
idan5ungeu aus. Sffi8iere un0
0tonniboften bIieben in oen Sfon5.
grdben ln0 i6utpften nit Ser grGB.
ten @rbitterunG bis oie 9eutiden
bu6itdbIit) iiber iie berfielen. SdIieB
Iid ie6od iobcn iie itd ac3Dungen
nor lnIerer ihpereu 9lrtiIlerie 8u
Deiben. 9Iamentlid 8eihneu iih 6ie.
8riteu I'M aleintrieg aus.
GneliId)e 5IOttc i'm anttesut.
2onoon 26. Sept. - g3ad elmer
an oen nStoilooro" aus
aopenbogen traf cine GSiidcrflotte in
i5altenberg Sdlueben eilt, melde Ell
ne 5Slotte BON OreiBig &rieg8i6iffen
paIiiert boben mill. 9ieie pur6e
in Ser @egeno Scr oGniiden Sniel
2(nbolt I'M &ofegot geiibtet. 3ie
9}ationalitGt Der 5fiffe Itebt niht
fe1t. sic Oourpftep ben Saltpt Giefs
ipuiiertonal an Der Ibtpebiiden Set
te in iit0lider Ri6tirng geoen oen
ain3i9en Giugang 5ur 2itiee ent-
lang. Der Suno lit nit bieIen Nd.
nen 9eipitt, itnO frel1toe Grieg8iftf. |
ie f0nnen Den 0urhgdng MIR unter
groBcu @efabren uno niht obne
2ootien paiiteren. GGnemort Oarf
nidt &ootien itellen obne feline Neu-
tralitdt 5u berleben.
&openbnaen iiber 2on0on, 26. |
Sept r. Bon beridteoenen ElGbeu
Der SolbinieI 3iitIono aus (uelf,e |
ooS Souptlouo BON 3dnemorf bill |
oet) bot man 3eppelinluftfreu3er be. |
merit, bic oifenbor nit ansfunoun. |
9en beihoitigt moren. sic floqen
atpo l6 0lcilen ouberhaIb Der melt |
tihen ailite 0dbil
2onooa, 26. Sept. ISon err
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26

sdtpeinefleiid, GdmoI3 Ii. Sonl.
meIheiib iino oieie 9ot)e ipieoer i'm
greiie eeitieeen 9luiteru foiteu a5
Gents 0os Gt1rt, MedetnbtIie1t
hingesen iteben 6eate tiiebrtaer ina
grsiie wie Ieste lats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26

IiR i6re uripriingli6en gerihon5iin. 9
gen in Der Die 2lisne Hegion 5itriid.
I5uperien; 0ieielbeu neroen Damn
lmit llebermaft ongegriffen per0en
IlnO Die 0elltifeu 0araus uertrie.
ben. @ntmeoer utiliien iie lid idnea
Inotb Dem gtorooiteu 5uriid5ieben
o0cr iie mer0eu obgeihnitteu mo
geiangen qenonmen ClDie plauiibel
Ons ales flingt - aber alud miro
Iibnen ldon lDic0er einen Strih
ourd Die Rednllug ma6en)
ltrtbeil eins5 SadOeritanOigen.
Ger bormulige 5ta6sofii3ier, 0li
IitGr SadDerit0noige Der Chicago
2lbeuOpoit, GuBert iib iiber Die Sod,
lage nie folgt: oQoB bic Opera
tionen on Der Siic, gli8ne lmo Wtar.
ne nidt 70 raid borluGrts ge6en,
luIB rihtig beritanocn neroen. Grit
InuB GerOmt faacn. Gas lit inner.
ldBlide geoingung. Gas Centrum
Der glrncc iit 3ienllid rpeit norae-
Orungeu in Die fein0lihe 9lrmee.
Der 3ned lit. oieie mitten ousein
amber at ihnci0Cn. Gincn 5ebfcr
madlte Der jcbt bon ser 6ront obbe.
rufene 65eneralo6erit bon 6aujen.
gr brodjte Die 2lrmce oes General.
oberiten bon &luf IN cine i6pierige
Gage, tn0eut or Hiht 10 eingriff, mie
es Der @roBe @enerolitnb erlnar
tete. llnteroeIjen bat @eneroloberit
bon aluf bcoeuten0e @eritGrfungcu
crbalten, moOur6 sic @cfabr, ob-
geidnitten 3u mer0en, alSgeihaltet
.puroc. qIaeroiugS mBteu babel
Dteniheuopier gebrndt Weroen, bic
leidt bdtten oernlieOeu meroen TON
men,
Sas 6eutIfe Centrum halt.
g(ug 9aris miro gcmel0et: Die
9eltlfen beidr4nfen itd oaraut
oas Centrum geBeE Sic gIndriffe Der
6ran3oieu 81 bolteu. sic marenI
ge5pungelL cine 3ienIih ItarfeI
gtadt nod oent rcdten 5liigel our
ltntcrItiltung &lud's 3u ienoen; iieI
ntitiien in ser 3efeniioe berborreL
ndbreu6 0ie l5ron3oien ouf alien
Stellen angrcIfen, I'M eiuen ihnns
den Guuft in Der @cfedtSlinie ser
0eittideu ous5ltfit0eu, Sobalo oic.
les aeiheben, miro Elm 0toiienan-
griff Der Gerbiln0eten itattfinoen.
0ort, mo- 0u5 Centrum NIT Dem
redten 5(ilgeI f5iibGtng bat, baben
iib bic 9eltihcn etpn5 5uriifae-
8ogen. (Grgo, oo8 lit Der Glnft
mo Die 5ran5oien nngreifen ntiiiien
I'M nit blutigen aopfen nod
9nuie qei6ift 8u mcr0en)
Sentidlc ritcn bor.
g[u8 oent fron30iiiden Surpt- |
quarter miro gelHeloet: u@S mar
unrOgid, Dem 9orlltori6 ser Deut
idlen Dem Oioustbol cntlou9 bis nod
ct. 0tibiel auI3u1olteL (ntn, tnemt !
Die 6ran3oien idon 70 biel 3ugcben |
0nnn nulIicn lie oroeutIid 0reihe
erboIten bnbcn). 0of lit e8 ibnen
bisbcr liht geIlmger Die 0tooS
an ilberihreiten (oos fontmt nod, |
olle 8erlude, 9ontonbriiden iiber
oieielbe 5lt id1lagen puroen bon
Der fran3oiiiben 2lrtiaerie perbiu-
bert.
Brohmdnligcr GnglGuSer.
2onoon, 26. sept 2IoB0 George,
aon3ler 0eS S6oBamtS, beidimpfte
in elmer groBen 8eriamrtIlng ben
6ellti6en aoiier (mon loiie Die Dielt-
te tlGfielD lrno peritieg fi6 idlieB
lid 3u foIgenoer 2lellBcung: aG8
iuebrte fintf5ebn Sabre, I'M gtopo
leon 81 ititr5en; ben oeutiden aoi-
ier 5u SaIl 5lt bringen miro fiber
nidJt 10 longe oouern; iu6eiien gleidD-
niel oh Der arieg bon flr5er oaer
LANCER 8aucr ieL Gnglnno miro bis
I'LL Ghoe Idntpfefl.
Bic SrlGnOer iOllcn 6clfcn.
Dublin iibcr 2onDon, 26 Sent
llsoutth htplf hinrI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-26
GarrQn,a DtrIifrt
tin Crtffn!
giaa's armee marIfirt nod Sor.
reOH.-3apnta anf iei'
ner Seite.

Syuarej, Der, 26. Sebt.-@ene.
raj 9eniaHin sin, garan5a's @e.
neral in Sonorn, tDur0e in einem
GreffeiL pelteS er @ouberneur
D3aDtoreua'S 3ruppen Bel Santa
Barbara Iieferte, geialagen. Qlae
Lrlppen Gartan5n's, Die iih i'm
noroIi8en Sonora befinOen, bnben
geiebl erboIteu, iib bel glacob gu,
iaHtmen5u5iebeu.
Der anmpf 5rpii6en garron5a
iuto gila miro bis gum bitteriten
@noe gefi6rt Deroen, bat 8ild iei.
men llntergenerdlen gegeniiber err
fldrt, nelte i'm nifforoerten bod
Cen 5rie6en 3u balten. 8iQa be.
bauptet, ooB gorron5n ben gertrog
BON 2orreOn gebro6en babe. Sbon
oonlaIS mar 8ilIu ooro1L garran.
5o'S geitrebrngen NIT beipaffneter
9ano eutgegen 8u treten.
8iaa bot General Sbregor, Den
@eneralitubSfef Gurrun5o'S eutloi.
len. s5noen er ibm 2ebepobl Jag
te, tbeilte 8iao ibm nit, OaB er
ibn ouf DEM S6lo6tfeIoe pie0er
ieben mer0e.
8iaa's glrmee belpegt iidJ in Ell.
ner Stdrfe bon 10000 glunn ouf
5orrcon. Gr bat bel @euebrfabri.
fen in ben Ser. Staaten 5000 @es
lDe6re un0 3ebn 01illionen &atro-
men beitelt. 8illa bot Die GrflG.
rlng abgege6crL OoB Der giebea 30
pata NIT ibm tarnpfen perOe.
Ser. Stnaten neutral.
Baibiugton, 26. Sept. = Die
3e0ierung bat erfldrt. OaB iie in
Gem Sample 3piihen 8i[la lno Gar.
ron5u itritte gteutraIit1t beuabren
nbcr Elm tuadiarne5 gluge oif 6ie
8orgdnge in Dferifo 1aIten uer6cu.
Die merifaniiden Sritppen perOen
8erd Gru5 nift Dor Dem 5. Otto.
ber berlaiien &oliiuI Garotbers
hat 81 Raio berIaIien, lint iid 5u
gtIo at begeben 1uto init i6m cine
aonfereui ab}ubaIten. geriiferiinq
lit aCaeben lporoeu, Gab geben lno
Gigentbum Der glusI1u6er III 0teri.
10 beihUbt meroen tpitroen
SefretGr @orriion hat Die gegenI
Sic Sambltrgs2lnerifa 2inie Der.
1Gugte @eI6itrafe BON $5O0,0O0 me-
Qcn &ieferln3 bon Maffen tinO Yht.
milton naA Elterto Merifo nufgebo.
ben.
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sSuranf bic Grfplgc 6rr 9entIdcn
snrildinfihrm iinh.


9erIit, 26. Sept. gier Sat
loren Dareu in eritcr 2itie Die
qroBortigcn Griolaa Der oeutiten
@affen in oen criteu 0}ouatcn Der
aanpagne gC9en Gronfreid1 81 Dcrs
0anfcn n0miid Der ihperen 0eut.
ideu 9lrtiQerie; 0cn 5el0fiidJen nuf
Ha0ern, nelhe 0ic 3rnppcn auf al
len i6rcn 9etpegunaen 6egIeitctcu;
Oen fr0ftigeu 8einen Ser oeutiheu
SoI0ateu, unO eu0iih Dem 3efog-
lmO a5niormotionsoienit
0e5 0eutid1en 5liegertcrp8.
g}oHentlih babeu Die 1SIieger lms
ermeBIi6e GienIte aeteiItet, iu0cm
iie Die feinoli6en 9treitfrafte aus.
flnoihnfteten, oQcn gelDcgungeu|
Der fein3!ihen Solomon auf SdrittI
uno &ritt foIgtcn uaH 0ie 5telun.
gen Der icin0Iiden 9rrtillcrie.
Sdan3grabcn uiu. init iolder Sc.
noligfcit feitItcaten oaB Die 3cut.
iden i6r G5euer ouf 6ieielben ridtcn
tonHten, obne au6 MIR einen S6uB
ber9elloeu 3lt brauden.
Sopobl oie 6eltiben mic aud
gtiIitdrfritifer erfcnnenI
Die au59c3eibneten uno mirfiamen
2eiltunqen ser id)tDeren 9[rttQcrie
in ibrem boleu llnlfong on nidlt
Der gemoIti8en 1212.36lligeu Bella.
gerllngsgcidiibe, pcldc Die scihin.
gen &iitti6, 9}ouur, ManonDilier5, |
2ongDB luo Y}aubclge nit Qci6ti9s |
felt in TriinmGr geIeqt 6atten,
Ion0ern Der ibperen Sau6iBcltgat. |
terielL ueIde oie 6eI0orlnee beglei. |
ten 1uo in idmmtliden Sdladten
res aric8es uuter Gem 9Sein0c 10 |
furdtbare &erbcerungen onridtcter. |
Gaeroinas gebeu Die 6elttiden
0ifi3iere offen }lL oaB ou6 Die
2Irtillcrie lit ibrer 9(rtI
nlIsge}cidnet um0 mirtiam lit, ie.
bod fam oieielbe nad Dem 9lu8QonqI
oer biS6crigen aGnlpfc 3u urt6eilen
DER idperen oetltiden gtrtiuerie
nidlt Stnno balten. Ole Iebtere
bat Die Shan38rdben uno 5telllm.
len ser fein0liten gotterien eins
iad unboItbar 0emodjt un6 Den qLn-
-ongs oroertlidcH 9fiit5ug Ser Ser.
5ituOeten IN Der Regel IN Die mil.
bette 6lud1t berman0elt.
Die frdftigen 8eiae ser ,ynfon.
.criitcn 6aben Sic aroBen }lanfi.
Der 0eutIcaen er.
n6alidt, uno Ole Mdride beIiefen
Iid oilrcbidnittIi6 ouf iiber %
g}eilen pro Gag go immcr Ole
Sruppcn 6oIt mahtcn, o0er menn
MINER cine 9'alie in oeu admpfen
y 5tlieB, eridienen iofort sic bon
,ire Gteroen ae3ogenen Sel0fiiden
ulf 9}docrm uno Die 1rupnen fonn.
cl lid tpeiiac Minuten ip0ter at
'ciBen 5lciibipeiicu 6eiben aoiicc
ain lobcu.
1ie 1ifi3iere ocs Oeuti9ea @e.l
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geitern I'M glaniion Sous cine Reor.
in pel9er CT gIeid au glnfnng ioas
tc, er Iei gefonmert I'M Die loDolen
Syrl1nOer aui3uforbern, nit eng.
lanO Seite an Seite fir Die ge.
meiniame Code 5u tdutpien. IS
banoeIt iid in 0ieiem Sample bel
ben griten i'm Sein poer gIidts
iein. Die onueien6en Srlanoer bo.
ben ibm 9ulfe beriprodlcn.
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0ic gclagcrnug bOn gerOnn.

garis, 26. Sept. 9iieltgc 6euts
ide 8elagerlugsgeid)iite welhe ans
ben 5eihugsmerten nm Y}eb bcrum
geianot per0en meroen iebt nui Den
S0ben ttm GerOun berum ms Spiel
gebra6t mo ielt0cu eireu pobreH
5ornaoo BON @ei6oiien Die Geutz
idcn glouben 0aB lie baI0 init
Oieicu @cihoiien idmuttlide Sorts
5uianlmeugeidoiien boben neroen.
Genu feline @ertbei0igltng5nerfe Der
g8elt t0nnten Dor 0icieu arilpp @e-
ihuBen bciteben gei Dem 8eriu1e,
@eroun I'M Sturm 3u nebmeh Ia.
ben Die 2eutiden biclc 9erluite CT
Iitten. Die 0euti6e 2ntte, bon Der
man gIaubt, DAB iie Die Seere oes
Oelltiden aronprir3en 1no ocs arou-
prin5en gtllppreGt bon 9anern ent
halt ntad)te beftige 4uqriiic auf
icne Sorts, un0 oie 9cihieBlug
miro ols nod fltrdthorer geidiIoert,
ais 0ieienige bon 2ilttid mar.
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@roflntdnligcr Cfn0lauScr.
9ie SrldnSer fOacn 6clfcn.

Dublin iibcr 2onDon, 26. Sept.
4rcmicrutlntiter 9Isquitb btelt bier
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-14
BUY A BALE

l do not say, because copton is not
my business, but do call the at
tention of Mr.. Pipe Smoker or Tobac-
CO Chewer, who buys pound of my
FL Tropico Havana Cigar Clippings
for 40 cents (Which equals fifty good
cigars) to the fact that you will find
pipe smoking pleasure. Or if you
are fond of chewing, you will find
this tobacco pure, unadulterated, be-
ing my own product, the clippings
of my cigar factory cut up and the
dust abstraeted bherefrom, and con-
tanning a combination OF pure cigar
leaf tobacco that costs as high as
81 a pound. A trial will convince
you This tobacco is put up in 2, 4.
and Is ounce packages.
Yours truly
Ell TROPICO CIGAR FACTORY
CHARLES PEYSER,
1928 Proprietor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-14
BAD BLOOD
Hatred of the Nations for One
Another

Hatred of the Nations for One
This European war was born of the
hatred caused by earlier warfare
it will engender other wars between
the same nations in the future. The
sons yet unborn will carry this hatred
in their blood to blaze into warfare
when the spark is touched by Kings
or statesmen who are yet in infancy.
It's bad blood that makes your hv-
er sluggish and the same bad blood
causes your stomach muscles to lose
their elasticity and become fiabby and
weak and that means indigestion.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, purely vegetable and free
from alcohol or narcotics, is not a Sc
cret remedy for all its ingredients are
printed on the wrapper.
| Take it as directed and it will
search out impure and poisonous mat
ter in the stomach, liver, bowels and
kidneys and drive it from the system
through the natural channels.
| 1t will penetrate into the joints and
muscles, and dissolve the poisonous
accommodations. 1t will replace all the
/ bad blood it drives out, with ricn
lpure blood full of vital force. It will
furnish you with the kind of blood
that increases energy and ambition,
that puts the entire body in such per-
feet physical condition that brain or
muscles know no fatigue.
/ 1t will clear the skin; eczema
pimples, rash, blotches will dry Up
and disappear; boils, carbuncles and
other evidences of tainted blood will
pass away never to appear again
Get DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery at any medicine dealer 10
day, in either liquid or tablet form
as you prefer. It's the one great
blood maker and purifier that al
weak or run down people ought to
i start to use at once. If you want
good blood. good health and clear
skin, get a supply today.
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the law as TO advertising and post
ing notices having been apparently
complied with, the board granted
said petition and issued a license.
The board decided that in regulat-
ing county finances, that the fiscal
year be declared to be from Oct. 1
OF any year to the following Oct. /.
The board decided to donate $500
10 the Marion County Fair Assacia-
ton, to be applied on the premium
list and the clerk was instructed to
draw warrant for that amount
The board decided that in the
present condition Of county finances,
no appropriation be made to canning
clubs. Commissioners Watkins, Luf-
man and Henderson voting aye AMI
Commissioner Davis nay on motion
to refuse appropriation.
Commissioner Watkins moved that
the action of the board in refusing
the appropriation for canning clubs
be rescinded, Commissioners Wat
kins and Davis voting aye and Luff-
man and Henderson voting nay, the
chairman voting aye. The board
thereupon ordered that the clerk
draw warrant for SIS each month
for Mrs. J. r. Moorhead for canning
club work, Commissioners Watkins
and Davis voting aye and Commits
sioners Henderson and Huffman vot
ing nay, the chairman then voting
aye
w. E. Smith, county Judge. filed
certificates of convictions for the
month of October.
John M. Graham, county treasur-
er, filed his report of receipts and
disbursements for the month of Oc-
fober, which was filed.
The following justices of the peace
filed reports of costs and fines Inn
posed during the month of October
as follows:
w. e. Smith, county judge, fines
$3.50: costs $168.22. J.. G. Ferguson,
J. p. No. 1, fines 1895; costs,
$122J21; w. S. Priest, J. P. No. Is,
fines So; costs 1851; S. B. Bower.
J. P. No. &c. fines $S5s costs 1924;
M. L. Payne. j. P. No. 81, fines $50;
costs $12. 12.
The following justices of the
peace filed their reports showing NJ
business fer the month, viz: e. A.
hIcClaran. j. P. No. 2; wv. H. Ander-
SON, ]. p. No. 8; "A. ]. Ellis, j. P. No.
10; Alex Wynne, ]. P. No. 10; 2.
Graham, J. P. No. 20.
The following mark and brand in
spectors filed reports for the month
of October, viz: District No. ], dis
triot No. 4 district No. IT; district
NO. 20; district No. 81; district No.
"a; district No. &c.
Tax Collector w. L. Colbert filed
his reports of poll taxes collected and
licenses issued during the month OF
October, which were filed.
John P. Galloway, sheriff, filed his
report to the state auditor, which was
approved.
All bills audited and approved
we're ordered paid. !.
There being no further business
the board adjourned to meet Decem.
Der 8th, 1914
G. Carmichael, Chairman.
! p. H Nugent, Clerk.
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school Teachers Mission.

To capture the citadel of child's
mind through sove and sympathy; TO
lead pupils toward higher ideals Of
life and duty; to establish closer re-
iations between home and school ano
state; 20 exalt putty of life and con-
duct; to strengthen the moral tone of
the community; to make good men
and women; to establish and dignity
the profession of teaching; TO make
education attractive; to magnify the
state: to meet the need for educated
citizenship; such is the exalted mis-.
sion of the teacher.-Hon. Charles r
Skinner.
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LIVING for others.

It probably never occurs to young
man or woman that he or she is hard
to live with" That is a phrase We
always. somehow, use ABOUT other peo-
pie. But why? Why not occasionally
consider whether the difficulties We
complain of may lJot be partly the re-
suit Of our own sharp angles and self
fish wills? The art of living with 9th.
ers is largely the art of living for 9TH
ers, and not for ourselves
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors, legatees, distributes. and all
other persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate of Priscilla
Cody, deceased, to present the same
duly proven to the undersigned with
in two years from this date, to-wit:
This 23rd day of October, A. D, 1914
y. P. Gadson,
George Giles,
AS Administrators of the Estate Of
Priscilla Cody, deceased. 10-2S-wed
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IMPORTANT

Bear in mind that Chamberlain <
Tablets not only move the bowels.
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. For sale
by all dealers. ad
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OPEN DA1 AND NIGHT

Merchants Cafe, A. C. L. depot
corner. Meals la carte and lunches
at any iour.-Adv.
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Hot drinks of all kinds at the
Court Pharmacy. 2-6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
AT 96 GIVES LIFE RULES
Dr.. Wellington on His Birthday
Urges Common Sense.

Boston, March 22.-Harvard's grand
old man" DR.. James I. Wellington. Of
Swansea. the oldest living slumnus os
that college. has Just celebrated his
ninety-sixth birthday.
Or. wellington. who after sixty-t"o
years practice has retired. was a class
mate Of James Russell Lowell the poet,
William Wetmore story the sculptor.
any many other noted men. on his
last birthday DR.. Wellington said he
was strong enough to dance the tango
If he cared to include such exercise
among his health rules. which are sir-
ple and few in number They are:
"Sir Up until II O'Clock at night. II
you desire TO.
IF you smoke. smoke little when
you feel 50 Incline.
BE reasonably careful in what you
eat.
Use common sense in all your ways
Of living"
DR. wellington graduated in the class
Of '3s, with Lowell and story. Tae
class contained seventy-three member,
of whom sixty-eight We're given Gi-
plomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
ELLIS ISLAND FREES
BEST GIRL ATHLETE
Fresh from London School, She
Is Detained Until Her
Grandmother Calls.

There was much ado in the second
cabin Of the White Star liner Cedric
yesterday when the immigration Off
cials decided to take Mary Nixon. an
-year-old English girl to Ellis
Island.
Many Of the alien passengers thought
that the best all-around athlete in her
school in London should be permitted
TO land at once Mary Nixon had
beaten every competitor in her class in
athletics, and was awarded a gold
medal few months before she en-
barkcd on the Cedric.
Her friends thought that the medal
should be an open sesame. but the i'm
migration officials thought otherwise
She lost her parents recently. and came
10 live with her grandmother. Mrs.
Mary Finn, Of Crawford, y. j. As she
was an unaccompanied alien under six
teen Mary had TO 20 TO Ellis Island
until her grandmother called for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
URGE ROADS FOR PEACHES
Suffolk Citizens Use Fruit as
Argument for Highways.

Brookhaven, Suffolk County, Long
Island, comes to the fore with d new
argument for good roads. Consumers
Of Farmingdale peaches are counted on
for active support of the movement to
improve highway conditions. There's 5
a reason.
Because jolting over rough roads
shakes all the large peaches to the bot
tom Of the baskets and brings the small
ones TO the top. thus making necessar ~
the extra expense of rearranging tie
fruit .or the market, the BrookhaYen
supervisors have been asked TO appro-
pirate $4,000 for repairing the towns
roads. The peach growers have also
put one of their number forward as a
candidate for the board.
Dedrck Schwarting, of Farmingdale.
has been chosen TO lead the fight and
if elected to the Board of Supervisors he
promises to have each one OF his sec
tons output Of ten thousand baskets
decorated with the most luscious
peaches grown there.