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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12

Ia addition 10 the above. the undsrsiEnea
offers the same condition saoe.oo for all horses
branded horse shod bar on both or either iaw.
brand recorded In eight counties. Range
Iiarney, Lake ABd Crook counties. Horsss
vented when sold.
None bat grown horses sold and eniy IN
afge bunches,
W ". BROWN Pife. OREGON.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uSlTED aalS. STATES 6I..da LAEp ,,,,i, oyyrqE N.

UNITED bTATEH LAND -OFFIOE
Burns, Oregon, Angust q. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Eben Il. Potter,
OF Buchanan, Oregon, who, on July q, 1909,
made ilomet,ead Entry, No. 0sSe0. for NlSkwk,
Range a2lS r., willamette Meridian, has died
notice Of Intention 10 make final three year
proof 70 eaiabliah claim 70 the land above dc.
Oregon, ON the i4th day OF september, 1914
Claimant names AS witneshchi
Allison z. Hnycrah, neorge w. Rayoraft aud
NJ Shea, Of Buchanan, Oregon,
Wh. FAnRn. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
L.akoview. oregon. August ~. 1914
ssn4 .s,.s .ga

NOT coat LAND
Notice 10 hereby gwen that Joseph Mueller
Of Fife, oregon, who. on september |, lpio
made Homestead entry o3g5s and an May /. 1914
made additional ~. v, Act feb. 10, 1900 .
No. odAse, fof EifSEa. section q, Nwi.
wfNEt4. Section 10, Township " south, HanEu
ls East. willamette Meridian has died noiioo Of
intention 10 make anal thfee,year proof 10
establish claim TO tho iand above described,
before Chas. A. sherman q, \. COmmisslonct
at fifs, Oregon. ON tho lot day Of uctocor, 1914
Claimant naines as Witnesses
John McEaeheFn, Paul Werner James viii
son. Henry street, all Of Fife. oregon,
JAS. Y. bunuKss. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED hTATE9 LAND OFFICEI
Burns, oregon, August II, 1914
Notice IL hereby given that Peter Garner, OF
Burns, oregon, who, ON April ~, 1907, made
Homestead Entry No, 1864, Serial No. 022aO, for
NWt4, Section "a, Township 20 H., Range Y0 E.,
willamette Meridian, has fled notice Of inten-
tion 10 make final hye-year proof, TO establish
claim 10 the land above described, before Regis
ger and Receiver. At Burns, Oregon, on the
10th day OF September 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses;
william Fay aud Fay Ferry both Of Burma,
oregon Charles Lewis, Of NarTows, Oregon.
Hugh Upton, Of Burns, oregon.
VIM, FAhRK. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12
turns Lust No. 100
NOTICE FOR PUBLIBATION.
ImrNp srArrs I.ANn ovglerl

UNITED STATES LANn oFTIcn,
nurns, oregon, August 4. ipit.
Notice IL heicby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whene post once
address II ". Paul, Minnesota, has this tth day
Of August 1914 nled In this ofiicett application
saseiect under the provisions ~ the act Of Con-
gresn approved July l, isps $50 stat. bpT, e2o),
Z" R'sSE W n ss '"'',',. y 80 " 1000 acres
R"AT.,w. II '' ''''''' .'.,'..,... - 1000 acres
500 acres
Serial No. 07Gb7
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lsnds described, or desiring TO object because
OF tho mineral character Of the land. OF for any
other reRson, TO the disposal To applicant,
should file their aiiidavitH Of protrst In this
ofiicc.on or before the asth day OF september
wM. FAnRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12
$500 Reward!

Tho Oregon. Gel
ifornie and Nevada
Live stock pretee.
tioD Associations os
which the undsf-
signed ie member,
viii give ~, ,Wo. %
reward for evf-
denco leading 10
the arrest and con-
vietion Of any pas.
~ or parties stsal-
Ing horses, cattle
or mules belenxins
20 any of tts mem.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-09-12

Meetings OF the Council every Second aud
Fourth wednssd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
staOt nno Gonntb.
.Sr0bliHe 8sibuadten!-

Ridter @bmaros bewilliste am
Donnerltas ,w6lf meitsre @beihei
ouuseH. barunter GIa so. &uei uon
Better Eueff.
-Su Der Office bes 8uumeiiters
Better Stipp on WaibinSton aueuue
brud friih 5reitas in sinem Ssuerbssrb
Elm Branb aus, Der ieboh ssiti9 9enu9
entbsdt puros, um tbn obne meitereu
SHaosn loidsn 3u tOnnsn.
- Gls Elm unbefauntsr Wtann am
Sonutas yiahmittas ju Gobgbauua
einen 2adananna 3ns belteigen wollte,
usrlOr er isinsn SuBbalt uno fisl auf
Die @elelie, porauf ibn bic Rdoer
idaubsrbaft Ssrmulmtsn. Bsibe Bsius
wareu ibm oberbalb benz 3uie ab9e'
iAntttsn uuo aud isin SHdoel se'
bro6en.
- Gntoniu @iuoici, elm 18 Sabre
aItsr Gnssitelltsr oss 8adawanna
Dur6idnitts su 9thollon. lit als Der
Nt6tosr beS antonto SDluefter be-
,eihnet norosn. nslAer porlssten
Scnntae Nbsub bort In ieinsm Subtn
seidoiisn muroe unb Der Yerlesuu9
ipatsr I'm Staat Soipital erlas.
3miiti9ietten iiber cine 8oitrehnun9
ollen oas Wiotiu jur Eat seweieu iein,
nie bic @oroners @eihmorenen ertldr'
ten. @iuoiei bat ii& nad Der Ebat uu'
iiAtbar 9emaAt.
= Der erits t6oliHs uniatt oisls
Saliou beim Shlittenfabren ereisusts
| it9 am Donneritas giadmiitns, inoeul
Der 10idbriss Maurics, Sobn oss SO.
&. Somlep bon Wbeelsr ausnue, mil
ieinem 9amsraoen Robert Wtc@anu
auf oem Stnoen StraBe Sheel gegeu
sinen bort ftebsubeu 2olenpagsn ranu'
te unb 9et0otet tpurbe. Dem Soulst
Ruabe wuroe our& bic 8u6t bss an'
prallss Der S4doel einsebrhdt, ipGb'
renb Der Wtc@ann 9nabe einsn Shuitl
Der Sbd6elbaut erlitt. Der fhnf Sti9I
jur Shliebung erforoerte.
Sas DOnnerftas Nbsnb i'm Sic
osrfruns. @uiinO ubssbultsns 9onjert
jusuufteu bes bsuti9eu uno 6ftsrreibi
ihen Silfsfonos erwies ii9 als eir
rsat erluusens uub man ernartst
baB baiielbe etma $1,000 3u ben
SOnbs brinssu wirb. Yin benz 2onler
miritsn Die Sdnserrunos, arbeitsl
Uerein, 9tsberfranj, Sunser Mdnnsr
dor, Srdulein Sslen 8isfsl, Srdutsil
Gnna Wabl, arnolb 3obmann uno eii
Ssrtett NIT uub saben Gin Prosramm
wsl9ss fi9 uls elm redt esuuBreiaei
srtpies. Sdmmtli1e glummern pur
ben nit srObsm Beifall aufsenOmmsu
Der tpobl perbient mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
Wpro Scrantpu.

r ats Samss 8bte BON 9eaaeti
Strase ON Donnerftas 9la1mittag In
Der 2essstt's @reef 3ede cine Spren.
euus uornabm, erfolet. bieielbe, sbe er
iih tn Siherbeit brinsen ionnte unb er
wuroe set6otet.
Der 30 Sabre alte Ybilip O'Ufal.
leD uOn Bloom Auenue, oem am 28.
JiOusuber In Der Didion 3ede burd
siuen Dedenfall 6as Rhd9rat aebro,
den purOe, iit am Disnftas I'M Staai
9oipital Der Ssrlssuns erlsseu.
= @inbrsdsr ma&tsn am Otontao
9tadmittas In Der 9enrp Wfurs @ob'
nun9 an ytoro Main ausuue quite
Sente. oenn fie erlau9ten SdmnGIa,
den I'M @eiammtmertb uon 1925. gtie,
mano mar iubauIe, als Der @inbrud)
erfOlste.
Der 55Sabrs alis TbeoSor Sdol'
Ia BON 0on Storf gpenue erbislt an
Samlta9 9lahmittag In bsm Sof bel
Dunmore 2umber @ompanie einen
ShGoelbruh nno erlus bemlelbsn frht
Sonntae Wforsen I'm Staat Solpital
@r wollte Elm 9ol3ftiid on elmer 9retS'
idss burdidueiben, uls ii6 oaiislbs In
Der edge uerfins unb bsrumssnirbeli
wuroe, ibn am 9Opf trsffsno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

gum Sirfsn 9ebrabt ODER elm oeutibe8
llntsrieeboot In Den @runo 9ebobrt
lporoen mar.
Die Sriteu erl,ibeH tuisoer iduers Uerluffe
Berlin, 81. Oe,. Der osutide @e.
neralitab erlisB 9eitern fol9enoe @rflars
uug nit beiug auf Die Gage i'm Weiten
Die Seinoe baben ibre nustolen dn.
9riffs auf uniere Stellun9en In Der
0idbs uon 0iriboote uno 9itsuport anfs
ssseben. Die uon ben SranBOien un6
@nslGnosrn bel "a Saliee gema6ten
slnsriffe wurben nit ibweren Yerluften
fiir oieie 3uriifseihIa9en. .3weibuuoert
Shmar,e nub Briten muroen III Sc.
fan9enen 9ematt Die Neihen pom
600 eu9liiden SOlbateu la9en Dor uns
lerer Stellung In Der 9idbe pon 9lotre
Dame DC SOrette. Siio0ltlidl pon BE.
tbune uerlOrsn mir einen 60 Ufeter lans
gen @rnbsn, Der pom 5einoe genommen
wuroe. 9H ben ArsOnnen MAIDEN mir
6ortihritte. gDir srbeuteten oret Ufa'
ihinen9ewebre.
Bsrlufe Der gerbinoetsn.
Serliu. iiber 0aas uno &onoon. 81.
Deg. Dis .Jieusitsn JiahrldtenA
briusen eiue Depsld)s aus 0rhlisl, In
Der 9eiagt wiro. oaB Die Serbinoeten
in Der Yler'Sampasne bis jum 1.
Oe3smbsr 2l5, 900 Wtann psrlorsn 20.
ben; Die Belsier 60. 900, Die .@nsldn6er
80. 600 unb Die 6rau,olen $4,000.
Sonibrn fiir Galais.
9onbon, 81. Oe,. Nus @alais miro
gsmeloet. oas ssitsrn nahmitta9 aus
sinsm oeutihsu Sgoroaeroplan, Der iibsr
bic Staot @alals hinwes .flos, llpet
BOmben ssmOrfsu murosn. Die cine
Der Bombsn fsl ins Uteer, uno bic
anoere sins in Der yidbe Der @iisnbabns
itatiOn nieOsr. Sis ridtste isOo4 tel.
nsn Shaosn an.
Seutids bsisbsn iuidtIsss SabHjentrHm.
Berlin, %. De,., orabtlos na@
Sappille. AuS Breslau traf geitern
bier bic giahrIht eIn, 6aB Die beutihen
Truppen bic ruliiits Staot Sfiernte'
mice einssnommen uno beiest baben.
Diele etma 30 Weilen 6itlif pon Nobi
eeleesne Stabt 1T elm lpi1tiger Rnpten.
punft fiir orei @ilenbabnlinien, pte1aG
Warihau, yobj uuo Sopicj tiibren.
Seit Der @iuuabme uon Sooj III es ben
Deutfdsn alio selunsen, breiBis Mei'
len 6itlih uorSuriidsu. Da Die RuHsn
nit Der @lnnahme uon Siierniemice
our1 bic oeutihsnTruppen oie8ontrol.
lie iiber bic Marldau Sfisrniswice.@t.
ienbabnliuie eerloren habsn. 10 iiuo lie
isst ni9t mebr imitanoe. ibreu Grup'
pen In BEN PiotrfOw Diitritt birsft
Yerltdrfunssu iu idideu. Disle Ton.
men iest nur auf umwessn iibsr Suan.
soroo oortbin selanseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

- lin rlnfdtle bsim SGlittsufabreu
40 permetoen, tperoen nit mor'
gen anianeeno lieben StraBen 30 &C.
wihsn Stunoen abseiperrt wsroen.
= &urt Sdutioer, oem Dor einiael
3sit ole auseitellter Der 3siOler 8dde'
rel an Srantlin Nuenue cine 0ano ger
itiimelt wuroe. ltrenste seitern eint
Slage fiir $40. 900 @ntlddoigun9 9e9er
5rGuleiu Wtur9uret 3eioler an.
= Gls Die II Sabre alte Mart
Bnrlts uon 9reen's Sdne am Wtoutaa
9tahmittag In Der Office oes Or. s
Vi. Waiumrisht wartets, nm unteriuhl
Bu merOeu, bstum iie plOsliA einen
Oer3lhlag uno itiirite tOot nieOer
Dian nimmt al, oaB Die Auire9un9,
in Yerbinoun9. nit rbrem seihwdhtem
3uitnno, ben 9erSidIu9 uerurladis.
- lin ,u usrbinoeru, OaB feline Sc,
miiie uerfrieren. bate Der Quditer Soc
Buiatsri In ieiuem 9Dn9eu in einer
Sbeuue on Hagmouo @Ourt Douuerr
flag Jiaht eineu Oeloieu bremen lai
len. Der friib 5reitas Wtorssn baum
eineu Brano our 5ol9e bate. @lr
Bfero muroe In Dem 5eusr erltdt unG
Elm 3meites 10 bDs perbrannt, baB es
eridOIien meroen muBte; Der an9eTi6,
tete Stabeu OIL Der Sheune bettd9l
etma 5000.
= gls Der 5idbrise DauiS Srieb
man bon Quinc1 Nuenue am Dien
flag gtahmlttag an Wtulberrg StraBs
init ieinem Shlitten fubr. rannte er
BET 5ithcOd Court in 6as GutomobiI
uon Sreo. 8. pug, oeIen HGoer ibm
iiber ben Hhdsn fubren. Der 8leiue
murbs innerlid usrlest uno i'm Staat
9oipital wuroe iein 3nitanb als &c
fdbrliA bejeihnet. 9erl Sug 1T fur
ben unfau niht uerantwOrtlih, bu Der
Snabs oirett in iein automObil raunte.
= Die idbrlihe DeibnudtsbelHee.
runs oss Scrantou 9isoerfraus finOst
nd4iten SOnntaS. bulb llbr abenos
anfan9eno, in Der Yereinsbulle an
IoumS Gueuue itutt. Da es Elm aus,
idlisBIidss 5amilisufeit iein pirO. 10
iino 0ii4tmltslieoer aussei6loheu.
unO nur Mitelisosr uno oersn SAINT.
lienanssb0rise baben 3utritt. Gin
biibider Weibnahtsbaum uno @es
idsnte fir Die 8inosr werosn bic
0auptan3isbunseu oes Seitss bilosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
,,Weitl 9er3 tDar
ielr i4limm"

@enn iiG ein SerSIeioen Der.
hIimmert, geben piele 2eute iGre
8offuung aut. %SGtte 2elpiS Staf.
for6 70 eetan, 10 mare er iua6r.
f6einIid iest IN ieinem @rabe.
'Sein SerS muroe 10 ihtpod, 6oB Der
slr5t ibm befabl, ins gett 5u geben,
suno Iagte ibm, oob tpem er iid uiel
'betpege, fonne er fogleidl tot bin.
fallen. Stnfforo botte bon Seliten
geleien, Die ourd Gr. Wiles' Seart
Remebp sebeiIt iuorOeu wareu. rmb
er entihlob iih, es 5u Oerlu6en.
Sier 1T iein eigenes freiiuiut9es
Seugnis bonn erlangten Heiultat:
-Dr. Wiles 6sart Remebn bat mir 70 bieI ee.
hpien. BAT i'd Sebermann baoou srJdbleu ut6ots
fe. Wein pers mar 10 idbItmnt. oo6 Der Nr5t mid
FMS pstt osrorenete. or alnubte. oab tG nie
Ieine Grbeit mthr tun tonnte uno onb Id iebtn
austHbIld tot niebsrialIsn m6as. Sd entli,s ben
eiESt nub fine an Or giIss 6eart Remebp au
ae6msn, @aHesm Id st!ices gIaidbsn eerbran9t
satts sits ID R I'm anO M ssgE D,i $Ssss r!s: gs:
eisies na6eem i'd ben gansen 5ae in 9slos as.
a. n. 8. 2. aatlan6. St.
Sdlmndle Ser5en ilno bouftger 5u
finben OILS ihtuade Idgeu, 2ungen,
9lueeu, Riiden ooer Rieren. 90 oft
Hr Ser5 nid,t id)last. iuiro Sbr
. 2ebeH perfiirjt: Sn ben eriteu an-
fGngen fam Ser3fronfbeit leif)t ge-
Iinoert pcroen; ober Die Silie piro
ieoen Gag i6lpieriger, iueuu man
bic 9ehan6lung binoilsid)iebt.
Or. NltIcs' Seart HemsbB uire bon
allen Apptbefern uerfauft II. garautiert,
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, indiana
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
Bier Elm ce6ensmitte(.

Der @aIttpirt Sgnaa Nopotnp IN
proa mar pom 8eSirtsseridt fpegen
llebertretune Der tdfierliden 8erorbs
nuns bonn 2lusuit 1914 (glusbeutun9
Der Rriegslass) su elmer Do4s ars
reft unb su 100 &ronen 9eloitrate
perurteilt porben, neil er Solbaten
9bsuabier nm einsn bOberen dls ben
nprmalen 8ierpreis perfauft hatte.
Dos 8eairtsseri9t tpar bon Der ans
ii6t auseesangen, bab bas Bier gu
ben unentbebrli9en 2ebensmitteln in
bem Sinns Der faiierli4en 8eroro|
nung seb6re. sn Der gessn bi.ies llr'
tell bon bem 4nsstlastsn einsebra4ten
9erufuns tpuroe seltenb eemodt, bas
Bier fei tein nottpenbiges '2ebenss,
Ipnbern BLOB Elm 9enubmittel. Der
8erufunssIenat bes 2anogeri6ts
groa teilte iebpd bic Inii4t Der err
iten SnitanS, bob Bier au ben unents
bebrli9en 2ebensmitteln gebore uno
bertparf bic 8erufuns. Die @rreit'
itrafe tDurbe-unter MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Rebenitrafe bon 100 Rrpner-aui
orei Sage berabseiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24
-aaubbeit fann nidht aeheilt ipe,

=3aubbeit Fam nibt eebeilt ipers
ben bur& locale applirattOutn, neil It ben franz
itH Ebrl bee Sbrts uitt trrti@tn iSnntR. Gs
eisbt nur nntn @te, bic Saubbttt ~ furirtn,
unb has N hurb fpnfituilonsIls ptilmitttl.
Saubbstt pirb burt fintn snbHnbtttn 3uaanb
esr I<imistn Ausilsieuns bn Gufa&t&sn
R6brt rtruriadt. Wtnn bitit RBbrt Gi@ ent.
,iiuest, babt Sbr tiutn rumptInbtn Spn pbsr
uupcuicmmsnts @tbSr, uub penn Ft eanj ses
IaIo0tn N, trfplst Saubbsit, unb iptnn bic Gut-
ihnbuns niht sfbobtn unb hitlf 85bn piteeT In
ibrtn stb5rissn 3uiianb ptritBt perbtn lanu,
ipirb eas @tbSr fur INNER isrffSrt ptretn; neuu
Sale untsr isbn Rne bur& aatarrb pruria&t,
ptl&n ni&is ale Gin sntlinbstr 3uiiaub bsI
G4ltimiefu SbtrHd&su 10.
gptr pontn tinbunbsrt Dollars fur ftbfn
(sur& satarrb ptruria6ttnl 8aa BON Saubbsti
esbsn, ben mir ni&t burd Ginnsbmtn ron pal'a
staiarrb- -Rur btiItn f5nntn. eaBt GuG um.
lpnl GirtuIare Fpmmtn.
8. 3. Gbenty 4 &C., Esitbp, 3.
"a 8ulauft ppn aIIfn apptbtftru. 75r.
baaS GamilitH. pilsn aHe bic bsltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

@n aud Iisbt, @sib. @tin unb @tIanS,
Bnfttr' bsim Btftor ROD fttH etbtuIdHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

ssss.lI, de- .wsshsnslss.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

Die file uOu Der rGmoen" 9srettet bat'
ten, aus huO muhteu i'm Stillen
Sieau Saso aut 0unoelsidlffe Der
sseinoe Dsutfdlanos uuo Seiterrei6
lluaarus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

garis, iibsr Eofio, 10. Deg. Das
bisliss Slottsnminiiterium bat ssiteru
abenO befauut eeseben, oaB Der brittibs
SufsirsnSer #@mpreB Of Sapau- ben
&oblsnoampfsr -@rfOrO4 seiapsrt bat.
Yin Borb oiefes Dampfers befanoeu
fia brsi Ofiijiere unb uier,is Wanu,
llsberlebeuoe uou Der 8eiusuns bes
Osutiasn 9rsujers ~@moen-, Der
bsfanntlih on ben 8ofos' Snieln uOn
BEN auftraliiden arsuler ~Spbnsg-
auf ben Strano eetrieben uub iomit
iampfunfdbis 9emaht wurbe. Die
bsiben Sffijiere unb bic uierjie Wtaun
entfameu auf einsm Shoner, faperten
Ounu Oas Roblsui9iff .@rfOro-, riiits'
ten Oisisn nit lpsi ilsinsn @si4iissn,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-02

EmpeFor's doctors are now urging him
to spare himself and not to visit the
hospitals filed with wounded, as they
fear the effect of emotion on man of
such advanced years.
bordeaux, Oct. 2, :35 A. VI. - The
American hospital ship, Red Cross, ar
Falmouth, England. She comes to
France to bring the Red Cross units
which VIII serve with the French
armies. In England she disembarked
lfsh wounded as well those which
are to go TO Russia.
Rome. Oct. ., via Paris 7;45 VI.
RlziO, the Bulgarian Minister to Italy,
has been instructed by his Government
to order all Bulgarian army officers In
I+aly and Switzerland TO return home
Immediately and also to provide them
with money for the journey.
Rome, Oct. 1, $3.50 u. VI, via Paris,
Oct, =, S;15 A. NJ. - The Idea NaziOn-
ale, the organ of the Nationalist party,
To-day. says thTt the rumOred resigna-
tiOn of the Marquis Di san GiulianO,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, IN confirm
ed and that Ii Will lead perhaps to n
larger change In the Cabinet.
Rome, Oct. 1, S;I5 Il. VI, via Paris,
Oct. =. S;I0 A. NJ. - Emperor William,
says "a telegram from Berlin, is going
from one front TO another. He travels In
a special train of ten Pullman ears.
which formerly were painted white and
blue, but which now have been re-
to protect the train from the bombs
of French aviat0rs.
London, Oct. =, 2:15 A. NJ. - One of
the Daily Telegraph's correspondents
In belgium, writing under date of
Wednesday,, has sent the following;
"BefOre the Germans can press home an
attack against Antwerp. they have a
formidable obstacle to overcome - they
must cross The ScheIdt river. AgaIn
and again they have made the attempt
but every effort has been repulsed."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-02


Before / took Sargol people used to
call me skinny but now my name is
changed My whole body is stout
Have gained . pounds and am gain
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gained 22 pounds in 23 days"
"Sargol has put 10 pounds on me in
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has made me sleep well, enjoy what l
ate and enabled me to work with In
terest and pleasure"
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-02
H|GHSP|RE BURGESS
CR|M|NALLY CHARGED
Woman Makes Grave Charge
Against Aaron B. Klugh; He
Enters $1,000 Bail

EX-Jury Commissioner Aaron d.
Klugh, burgess of Highspire, appeared
before Mayor John X. Royal this aft
ernoon and gave bond in the sum of
$1,000 to appear at January quarter
sessions on a charge of criminally at
taclling Mrs. Emma Hand, Wife of
William Hand, of EIighspire.
The warrant for Squire Klugh's ar
rest was sworn out last evening before
Squire Thomas V. Gardner, Steelton,
by the husband of the alleged victim
The papers were given Constable Glib
for service. Klugh, it is understood,
knew of the fact that there was a
warrant against him, however. before
it had been served, and late this after
noon he strolled over to the police sta
tlon with his bondsman, Il. Bodmer,
proprietor of the Bodmer House, High
spire. The law under which Klugh
was charged provides that only the
court or Il mayor may take the bail.
Had Klugh surrendered last evening
he rislIed a chance of spending the
night IN Jail provided he could not
have obtained release under bond
from the mayor or the court. Accord
ing to Squire Gardner, Mrs. Hand de-
clared Klugh drugged her
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-02
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which
clogs Kidneys, then the
Back hurts

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels. get sluggish and clog
ged and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and duh mis-
cry in the kidney region, severe head
achess rheumatic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from tha
acid of grapes and lemon juice, ca
bined with lthia, and is harmless 'A5
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 1t also neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious COM
plications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while 1t is only trouble.-Advertise
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-02
KAUFMAN STORE'S
NINTH anniversary
Special Sale With Many Bargains
and Attractive Features Will
Start Tomorrow

In celebration of the ninth ami
versary of the business, Kaufmans
Underselling Store tomorrow will be-
gin a special anniversary sale, full par
ticulars regarding which Will be found
in this paper.
The work incidental to the prepa-
ration for this big event was begun
months ago. Department buyers were
instructed to put forth their best ef-
forts in anticipation of the event, and
to provide on this occasion the most
important mere Aidising features
ever presented by Ine store. The re-
suit of their efforts is TO be found in
the thousands of attractions that are
now ready for the inspection of the
public. Every department contributes
it's share of seasonable merchandise,
on which special prices will prevail.
Extraordinary features will be pro-
vided during the sale, including among
other things free souvenirs commem-
Grating the ninth anniversary of the
store, and the sale at a few cents OF
| large alarm clocks to customers pur-
chasing certain amounts.
| In conjunction with the firemen's
convention the store has been put in
gala attire. An electrical display
which completely covers the front OF
the store in the likeness of huge
| sunburst will convert the front of the
! building into n blaze of lights. In all
about 1900 incandescent lights will be
employed
The Kaufman Stores are numbered
among the city's leading business in
stitutions. During the nine years they
have been operating in Harrisburg
/ their growth has been most crafty
1 ing, increasing patronage from time
Ito time requiring the addition of many
thousands of feet of floor space to the
quarters first utilized in the business.
David Kaufman, proprietor of the
business, has from the time of his
coming to Harrisburg, taken an active
part in all matters pertaining to Har-
risburg's civic and commercial well
fare, and it is to his untiring per-
sonal efforts which he puts into his
business that must be credited it's
successful growth from the time of its
inauguration nine years ago.