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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
@omle Sobnien por ingen ST

@an1le Sobnien par ingen ST
%norsnranO men @nbmiloDeDtM ielb,
og mango ct Sc 2anosr1p1D. rill1Dt
/ Mnlerifa> ion for mot goot al
bans Stptte. Sra ,2anoagent for
Chicago Burlington & Quincy 8o<
men, forfrernme6es Fan til BILLET
|oge1t; n1en ga Sclitobet fit en- ny
Beltprelie bar set :ogioa forbi n,eo
S%obnfens Sitting. Otter cit Sis at
babe foripgt fig lont 2onoagent
l1oe11 ~prlentlia 9el6, bIep hons Sci
breo neobr1,6t og e1, Spgoom, bel
nermeit @igt, in6farot Zig og gjor=
De hlitot gn6e poa bans Sage.
IS. $. Sobnlen bor fe6t / Mibe
1886 % TOM ! cit n1eget ING Mloer
til Nmerifa, bbor bans fprlte Sp<
bolosIteo bleb / @islouri. 6oruoe1
tin &ultr11 eftcrla0er Mfopoe to Opt
ner og fire. Dptre: 49,:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Dpt1 hrttiakr Antr.

9u1 / Dprt forrige Narm11er ONT
talte &rotelnote til ENGLAND ct ill.,,
/ Splge ct telegram fra @oibing=
toni l. 59noags, aoben for .S%ffentlig=
gjprelie. @or Staggering poopeger /
SOFTEN Sc mango 6orbinoringer,
@nglo1D far lugt / @ejen for Sine
rifos Sor1Oel ii0en &rigc11s 9egpn=
belic. Scr beb0es, at bel> ioufolote
9lofooe, font blep begDn0t al Sc
ollicrcbc 2nl1bc be11 lite Morts,
CT uloplig, %nforlbarlig og u0el1
&roft. @or Staggering bnboer, at
Nnterifo life fun finbe Jig / en- Sn6=
ltrunfning al Bets ne1trole &ettig=
bc0er.
&or Mnnhnsl obpr Gogc, ser moo
tng Grotcl tnpte1l nuco e1 lpeciel
@%uO6ringer, blcb al ll0enrigsmini=
|1tcriet pnologt pon Set froftiglte at
foreboloe SEN briti1f c &egiering, at
Mmerifa moa iniiltere pau, at Sor=
bpl0et melle1n 6e11 ulnerifanife pg
Gngla11os &%egieri1rg life ma i116=
rettes efter, bbo0 0cn11e muatte fin0e
at bore benitgtsmesiig, men 0eri=
moo efter Sc &egler for 5un1fbem1=
met Nationerne imelle1M lpm eng
lono bor beb6et oberfor Sc 6or.
Stoter, 0en Gong 0isie fprtc &rig
for beres rationale 5ilperell e.
Gil Motcn CT fpjct ct Silleg, Scr
citerer Orblpben al Snltr11fi cr1tc til
Sen amerifanife 6laa6e, 1orn bleb
roienOt / 1862, og giber tilligc en-
tubellariif 0beriigt font bi1er, at
5fibe / bnr16reoebis er blepet bolbt
tilbage al Sc britiife Mbn6igbeoer
lt6cn &rigen begpn0te.
Hoten CT in66elt / 35 .8nnfter,
ser bebon6ler alle 5i6er al &o11=
MISUNDERSTANDING, 0pbringelier
Gilbagebol6elier for iaa bel iom
8egpn0elien af SEN iaafa16te
8lofa6e og opIpier, at ct ierlfilf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
EtBltk hay hr grwakT
KuliHHrr.

Mf alt font bi0til CIR foregooet
paa Oen ltore europeiife &alplo0S
for intet Daft ltgrrc Spmerf lombe0.
END Set foreligeeloe SorbolO / Gre
fenlan0. Sen 9obbeltltilling 2an6e1
in6tagcr beo paa famine Gib 1pm
Set foriifrer &er6er ON lt1 9eeutra=
1itet, olligebe1 .loOer Be e1lgelif=fran=
tie Sropper ubin0ret lanoiette / Ga,
lonifi, fumes for Sc fleitc Militer=
fDn6ige pao begge Cider al Mtlm1=
terbabet / oct lange 2pb at b9re
ubplobar, og / cit life fiern Srem=
It's at bliDe en- politiif &11in for Set
lille &ongerige.
Gn Ma1l6 iom ltoo af6p0e Song
@eorg meget ner og ion ct goot
bebonoret / @refenlal1os more 5or=
boD far / 6is1e Sage uotalt fig ON
5orbol6et / @refenlano poo felger=
Sc Mao6e, Ser, ON ems fun 5bagt,
fam tiene til at fo1te / Dbert Sol0
11oget 2pS poa Sitnntionen:
Sen ofopbe &onge plejeoe ofte
ut iige ON i'm SpnL Ben bnberen6e
&ronprins, at ban bab6e 6e1t 11bur=
Derlige SoroeI at bore fgbt @refer.
so alligebe, tro6s set at 5pnnens
Gugge ganife rigtigt bar 1taaet /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Maar en- Manb er %eamn,el?

5pr @erbenstrige11, ifriber e1
G%orfotter i ~Bragcr GogebloH"
tunoe mani prgre fig ober oe1 BRIT
tale Vfuo6e, pao bbiIfe11. CIT Mon6
oner As Mor lottes no al 5pilIet.
@n gn1beoSn1a16 poo 4S Mar eller
mere t11noe life tpnfe poa at fna
ct. mt Grnbe6e .og en-. %groobnaret
Mrbeioer, iom al e1 eller on6eu
|Grl1no bar bleDer or%bejoSlps, f,,r,0e
goa fra Tobrit til Sobrif 11ben at
fiuoe @clfjeftieelie. Set bar fun
1'119e yee11nel fer % Me11o. i: seres
%ollerbcblte Mloer. Scr bopoe l1olio=
ter.
9h1> oeri1no6 begp11oer hi at ipa=
re, life Blot pao 8rpb % 8omulo,
met ogloo poo Men11el fcfruft. N1t
be9ploer ma at gjenne1nie Sc e(=
Orc Norgonge, % set CT fo%rblpffe1=
DC, Dpor 1neget o%nbcn6eligt Menne=
1te1noteriole. Ser fi1oes in6e11for Sc
Morstlosler, lon1 n1on ti0ligere fl,op
rc9neoe mco. 90 netop oerpeo, at
oe Glore faor npe Gbol1cer> pofjer
Eoercs Sipsn1oO, og 0eres gncrgi
ltprfcs. arigen bar qonite pitt gjort
1lnge Mcnneifcr til Sl6inge, men
ben bar ogloa gjort mango al Sc
@on1lc 1,>,ge igjen.
Set fol0er go1rife n%otl,rligt, fri
Der Jortmtcren bi0erc, i. 6ennc
Somntc11hr11g at naDt1c e.. @il16el-
burg. '9an CT INT So Mor % bar
ollereoe %pcniipneret, 90 arige1r brpo
uo. @olt5 er 70, &lucf CT, Mo=
c%fenle1r SIS oip. Nelten ollie sc ito
re @eneraler, Dpis Nonnc. / oisIc
Gage CT poo olles 2rbcr, CT. Mpno
mellem 60 og 10.
Set err set belc tagct fcjlogtiot
at tro, at eli Wonos pipfiife Mloer
fan Determines al M%lmo11offen. Og
/ oisie Gage bor Sc fleltc gon1lc
Mennelfcr en- mere cller ninbre
1tprf Jpllie al at SC e10lll> lonqt
ira er oberfl10ige poo 2ibets Gfl,e=
plo0s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
.5fri0t upraftiif, % berfor life til
rdn6pIin

.9fri0t l,praftiif % oerfor life til
rau6elig.
9e pinfrembringenoc e1,ropeilfe
2onoe fer beller life gjerne ct ion=
Don't Mfbref pna 6ercS l16fpr1el al
Spirit1oia til Norge> og set onto=
ges oerfor, at Sc bil6e tage lin Gil=
flugt til &epresiolier, ser niloe be-
re til alborlig 5fabe for Norges f.
naniielle 5tilling. s 1909 6o Nor=
&c be0tog en- Sob ont SSn6ifrn11fning
of S%nofprielcn al franlfe Sirn, bleb
nor1fe 8Gr0ipapirer nngtt Mogo11g
til 8prien / @oris, og 2opc1 blcb
taget tilboge.
9en ia1n1nc Gr1,0iel itoor enom,
beb Wfagt. S Sronfrigs Spar blep
Oct poapeget, at Sronfrig bloc tage
Jig oeu 6ribe6 at %beipore c11bper
norit 2ob al nebrrte Mrt, Ser birfebe
til 5fn0e for 6ranfrioS 8inbanoel,
meD at nGgtc norlte 8er6ipopirers
M6gong til 8prien / Yaris. 6ronf<
rig, Spaniat % 8ortugol bil, /
9enbol6 til Eolobeflorotioa,e> al
1910, forooble Golben poo Mrtitler
in6fprt fra 1oooo11ne 2onbt, Ser
logger Sinbringer / 8ejen for beres
8inbonbel. 0c11 norlfc ~l1bfer1el til
bisie 9onoe oberltiger $$nofpril len
mango Dlillioner Collars, bborfor
enbper ioooan &in0ring fra 9eorees
SIDE piloe 0roge acknowledgements
6elger cftcr Jig. 2igele6es pi16e Ell
foreaet @opneofaift for norife @fibe
i frantic @op11e 1ette SC norife- 5ti=
be 110 al &ontl,rrc1,ccr1 mco onore
Notioners Sfibc. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

!Sr. Snlmann fon1 /: fl1l6 TSort
be11 ppcr 8aoc11. SON 1fl1loe 11oa
Soget. "Noooo, INT far icg CLIENT
llbrd," nr11mle6c bon. SAB mig lc
. CT Ser Sis til at lobe til6ogc?"
og / Set famine trof bon lt9ret op
al 2onn1cn % op0ogcoc, at ban
n1e0 2etbeo fl1n6c 11ao bjen1 og be1t=
tc set.
Wamgler Sc Gbner? s ct Sobc0=
ltooSbloo lni es folgen6c 9(11noncc:
Gbt1er,
&arafter=g gen1fobcr i116po6es. 2ige=
lebcs beo fao> lette, bisfrete 8ebouo=
finger fjernes grun0igt og borigt
ifaoeligc 2plter og &il6pjeligbeoer,
looiom Mlfobolisme, 2ibsleoc, Client
ion1beb, Oaarligt Suner, SAB etc.,
bos 89rn 29gnogtigbe6, 9%obenifob,
ulp0igbeo etc. SS11gen @onoror fpr
@irfning. Solrige Mnbefnlingcr.
8illet mrft. ojb.
Su> har CT r1ogef> Ser fon!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
@aggio Sofia % / 6teod plorte

@ogeio Gofia og / @teoet plonte
8or1et.
Men bbis set III ct M1,sjerne for
bcbolot at n6fsre Bette fr%D0efuloe
MrbejOc og npoe 2el111e11 berfor -
ia, bborfor / Mlberoen ffal Sc .lao
egentlig brege / &rtg. /
@eI GLIDER $ocet I oeres &ierter
|baa6e til 811lgnrerne, 1om Sc omfat=
ter mes grenieles Sorngt> oe til
|Eprferne. Wen alligebel - Gre
ferne ct Sorretningsfolf, ser giernc
|oil hobe noget for: nogett.
Om Set ct oen1,e 11oget if11ffeoe
Stenu1ing, Ser iful be6bare, eller
ont Set lpffes @%eni6elos at foa rej1t
en- 1u) 5temningsbplge, 1om ct
1terf not til at. lprenae alle SIM
6ringer og S11triger - oerom bill
lttbibl1omt bent %narn1elte 6remtio
bringe 8u0."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

@S**ssyor ct Hor Gage itbcl1 a%frcilte
RpTo &itcGea1cr i>ol 5tilbeo fra set
BRITTLE Metropnlis, o11qipelia pao
:8fjen til 8olfonltoternc for at oDer=
Age 2eoelicn al Sc Mliereoes CROP
per nlob Sc fremtrGngenoe Central
magter. Sc er lencre fonlnef for
Dage11, at &%itc6e11ers 9fejle life ole
ne gjel0er 8olfanl toterne, men at
bn pil fortiptte berfro til sg9pptel
% S11Die11, bpor alborlige Sp1tanoc
1fol true set brittle Sberberre09m=
me. S .6ol6 &itcbe1er be0 int sln=
fomlt BERTH ifol finoe 5it11otionel1
}om Set CT beitrepH, Dil Sc @llireoe
efter al 5ono1pnltgbe0 ie116e e1t mo
trea,ge1loc' Mnmooning til Sapon
ON at tre0e ofh1elt ino / &a1nper
n1eo fin Scr pg Slaabe.
Sornplig o%pcrtog font befjeno1
oe1 gree fc Yremiern1inilter @el1i:
5dos, Ser for Moioriteten in6e11:
for @rGfenlo11os lobgiDen0c Tor:
famling, S9jlernc for imiblerti<
fort otter at Song &prltantln al
sbIipe tD1,1tget til at bigc &laoien fol
ben .anere liberole 5foulanois
SmiDlertib mel0er Ielegrammer frc
Mtben Onsbog / benae ltge, al
&ongen ogiaa bar erfleret set ito:
1te Wi1rilteriltm oplplt, bel nGrn1el1
fora1,leoiget BERTH pco ct Srpf frc
Mojoriteten, iom %ilutter Jig til Sc:
ni5elos, og at Song &onltantin iii
bor til Senitgt at luoe ct MT Mili=
1%terirn1 fre1neoo al 6olfcts 6ler:
tolsparti. SEQ Oernc Gaftif btl &p11:
gen maolfe fl1r1e Din0c en- llbifp:
6elle al @rnfenlon0s @plbninQ
oberfor Sitl1otinlen / @olfmnltoter:
ne, for ioa pi0t irm Solicit imiOler=
ttb life begp10er CIT ol1ni10elig Ste:
pollution, for at frem ifpnbc 2on0cts
Deltagelie pou ScrberneS SIDE.
Sc itolte G%clcgrom1ner ira Mtbe1
mebbeler, at set CT lDffcoes Sc or:
1iere0e at lanolntte en- lon1let See
paa benpeo 100000 Morl0, bels
ODER 5olonifi og bels puo an0rf
5te0er. &irfr1ingcn at oennc llno:
19ttelie for Set boorbt betrnngtf
Serbien Dar ollere0e begpnot at bile
Jig / 5erbic11s ipbliglte Ggne, bpo,
1erlig Sc franlfe Gropper 1fal bob(
opr1aaet cit SorbinbelIc me6 Ser
1erbiife Seer. Sra Mom fom1ner og:
iaa mi Meboelelle ONT, at Stalier
agter at folte en- ltbrre 5tprfc imo>
811lgorerne gjennem Mlbo11ien.
Eon Oe1 ruSiilfe @%renOle, fac
bel Joni bcb Slon6ern poa Sen belt
lige Solplobs, fpreliggcr niger
Webocldler al itprre 8etpor>ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Sen iioite al v9e banife Taaben=
b~reores" Stiftere bpo.

%or ol0eritcgnc 2onosmonb: y.
s.. Sobnlen / Omaha, Sect, CT, /
Vplgc cit Weo0elelle til os, / for
rige ll1c ofgoaet pe0 9eoer, eftrr
flere Mars Sbogeligbeo. @on1le
Sobnlclt nor oen ii0lte al oc to Stif=
tere al Gore11inge11 Sc 0m,lfe &no:
be11brpore (Marf @onlen opoe tor
npelc Nor li0en). 81 far perct: per:
lonlig betje11Ot n1co 9lfopoe 1ioe1:
1881, oa npbnte Torening b1en itif:
tet. Hoo @r,no of Sobnlc11s 9elto:
gelie i 8orgertr71gen Cpoa 5poltoter:
ncs 6ioc) % Morf @o1rlcns 11oae1
lnl,eere Teltlip, ioapel / 9oln1orl
lpn1 fer / Mmcrifo, bar De bcgg(
beljulet al S0een pl1, at bcrcs Tpr:
e>ring pilbe %fornnoo at iannlc Sc ser
| @ong ret %lporlpnm1e 0onlfc Gam
men lllttl1inger 1t10cr lit Banner
Oct tog imi0lertio blot icfs Moo1e:
Scr, fpr Oprerct moo 5orcningcns
militoriltiifc Erincipper brpo lb
lps Sue. &cD Sc oonlfc GoobG1:
hrpbre"s fpr1tc &nnbe11tinn / Sorl,
ar 1882 finn set Ou til e1 NrpnC
fanp n%1cllcn sc gol1le 5tifterc pl
Oppp1itip1,en inbcnfpr NGffcrne
ibct 9clcgotcn ira 0opc,pprt 2o9(
9fr. 3, s. E. Eol1llcL 1tob fren'
Mp0et nlco ct ll0folt til MIC 2pp(
pg mes ct Ipri lag ont, at folOc 0cl
M Screening Oct ou11itc grpoer:
lomfunO / Mnncrifo". Otter Ell beftll
3%isfl1siip1 bandit bette Sprllog Sea:
jpritctr1,, ioet 9elcgutcrnc .So1ucs
| |Scrorif1c1l ira Omaha, 9teb., sc
9fiell cl ira Ncel1ob, &is., pg Mll.
lionl @in0 fra Hocinc, Wis., lint.
teoe fig til Torl logct. Otter at Sci
npe Nopn oa Sc 11pe 2opc bar blcpe1
fprelo9f og beotogct / Sn1obo So:
gems rcgl1lprc Mpoe Oc1 7oc ga
mar 1882, i110beo 6. $. Sobnie1
Gtiftcrnc al Set oonlte 9rpoer:
fam fulro" til CIT lille Mio0ag / III
@juat, 6porpeb bon 11btoltc 1in Sc:
flogelic oner, at Yrincippcrnc
Torcningcn bon bapoc pGrct mel
til at ltiftc fife 6obOe fornnnoet al
lannle set oonlfc 6olf / %9(mcrifn, mel
forlifrene ocrl npe Sberbeltprclie, al
bon meo @ln6c mlbc ltpttc Set
Dunlf c 1rp0crlumfl1no" :r1cb olle 81
| ghncr, scr 1too til Durs Nuo0igbeo.
Ng bette Spite bplot 8. s.. &pbn1c>
jau lrl1gc bon lebeoe. Sil 2pn fn1
bans Smp0efo1nme1tbe0 lo0 Oe1 1lDe
Sncrbel tDrel1e Den gonle Wtc0lcn1s:
lilte / @opeobpgernc itoo ncb Magt
loolcDes at g. $. Sobnien fln0e be
boloc lit gun1lc @ppebnrmmcr 1, %
luole0es n1uu 1ll1 DeO bans 0pD $50.
pcomtmn1er 1 pou Set bonifc @ro=
Ser amfuno"s @pger 1lettcs for be.
ltonoig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Murgc / CIT bitter &. Sra

9tor9c / CIT bitter Stamp. Sra
@riitioniu telegrofereoes / Sp110ogs.
at ErobibitionsbebGgelien, Ser 1ioen
&rigens 8egDnOelle bar taget 5ort
/ 2on6et, ct bleben til Ell le6en6e
6nftor / 6en n1,bpren6c politii fe
&agne. @nn0ar &nu0ien, Bre=
nlierminiiteren> 1l0talte fornDlig, at
CIT olminDelig @robibition ODER bcle
2onbet bilbe opnaas | cit 11gr Sre1l1=
tbs. Me0 l1n6tagelie al 5ocialiiter=
ne og set raotfole &arti, Ser bar
fpmpet for Erobibitionens Sn0fp=
rel1e> 1Dnes man imiblertib, at Sc
pfonomi1fe og internutionale &om=
pIifationer, Ser hil opl tan fra en-
laa0an &eform bill giere bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

niffe pg bi11fe til bcrcs lille CUB
barn.
Sro6s &ongeparret % trob5 sen
tpife 8ropogoron CT ser 6og 1tobigt
inge11 Sbipl p11, / Dbilfu Hetlling
set grelfe 6olfs 5pmpatbi 9oar,
l1uor Set brger fig ON uoc1rigifc
Spprgsmoal. @eb Si6en al - cller
irno0 &onge11 / &unpc11 ON SnD=
flp0eli e ltaar Se11i5clps, &rctcn lere11>
@refe11lanos ifarpc1te @pbco. llbfol=
Oct afs e1l almi110elig &o11flift incl
lent oisle to bil olbrig poo Sor=
Douno Dnrc gipet. 9egge er Sc Door=
SC &alic. Saa baar6e, at Ser CT
mango, Der n1er1cr, at en- lfjpnne
Sag oil &onflifte11 blipe iao iforp,
at CIT al Sc to Solle mao fnpffe.
Sroos gientognc l1bioningsforipg,
iii iiOit be0 &ongc1s 5pgeleje, Ell
Sorboloet imellem bent Dpg 1tQ0igt
ulioeligt. Ser gaar utallige
Mnef0oter ONT Seni5elos' 1elpbam0l tic
Sptrpoen operfpr &onsen og ligele=
oes oberfor Oronmingen meo bpeln
ban enom1 mi1r0re fan iDmpatbifere.
Sag &cni5elos ltaor @orlomcn=
tet, men bag &orgcn itaor Set 1nci te
al Seren. ut 0eume for lao ltor cit
Gel ct paa &ongens Sioe, 1fploes
bels bans fpr omtalte Yop11loritet,
og 6els 6en inil6e &ropagonoo,
Gp1ferne / Sen 1e1ere Sib for orcbet
i @refenlon0.
De bar 11en1lig fprltooet blanot
Sc greife 5ol6ater at u01preoe Set
&pgte> at Oct, &ns1erne bill, en- at
erobre &on1tantinopel. Sg er Der
noget, enbber @refer btl6e gibe lit
8lo6 for, faa bor set for at gigre
&onitantinopel til en- gref @p og
for at ribe Salbmaanen neo fro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
&illiq 2anbeien6pm / ifan6iuabiif

ElIllg Ean6eJett6Dm Ifdn6lna6tlf
Settlement, omtrent 7 Mil fra
Moo1e 2ofe, Wim., 100 Mcre,
frugtbor Sor0, go6 Sci 6agltg @o1t=
gang, omtrent 10 slcre" rp66et, og ct
lille &11s. HriS SIS pr. Mcre, $500
fontont, &elten / 10 aorlige 8eta=
finger. 6 % &ente. 5elges fra
State ganf Of Muoie Cafe, Minn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
FRESH AIR MAKES
CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL
GREAT SUCCESS
(By Associated Press.1

CAMBRIDGE, England, July T.
Cambridge is the home of the most
successful hospital experiment that
has been attempted in England since
the beginning of the war. The First
Eastern General Hospital, built early
last fall, was an attempt to enlist the
largest possible amount of fresh air
and sunshine into the treatment Of in
valid soldiers. The wards are without
a wall on the south frontage, being
wide open to wind and sun.
After six months experience, the
managers of the hospital declare it q
UNQUALIFIED success. Eleven thousand
English and Belgian patients have
been received from the front and from
military camps in England, with only
IS deaths--an average of 40 OF one
per cent. This is regarded as re-
markable record In view Of the consid'
cradle proportion of septic wounds, te
tanus, pneumonia, typhoid, and spotted
fever among the patients.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
HOSTS HAD FINE DINNER
At WINDSOR ON HOLIDAY
MORE THAN 800 GUESTS ENTER
TANNED THERE.

The great hosts of good roads en-
thusiasts spending yesterday in Am
CIRCUS were well taken care of from
the viewpoint astronomical. The
Hotel Windsor took care of hundreds
in its we'll appointed dining room,
where excellent menus were served at
dinner and supper Various charitable
societies conducted cafes and served
barbecue and sandwiches to the I'M
fed pilgrimms coming this way. Their e
was an abundance for all and perhaps
the proverbial twelve basketsful were
left over.
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ials said it was just natural growth.
Gain of 80 i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Dur
ing the last month 2151 June brides
entered the office of Clerk Ferguson at
the cit&hall and obtained marriage
licenses1 This number was 80 more
than crossed the divide" during June,
1914, when 211S licenses were issued.
Cleveland Record Broken.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 7.--Daa
Cupid dashed in under the wire at the
last minute with lone marriage IL
cense which beat the 1914 June-bride
record for Cuyahoga county
Just one minute before closing time
933 licenses had been issued for the
month, equaling the 1914 record Came
blushing couple-smash went the
record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
Cupid Also Fails in Boston.
Gain In Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July Mar
riages here numbered 127 against an
even hundred during June, 1914, Lie
ense Bureau records show today. Offic-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
Take COURAGE
Homely Sister
(By Associated Press

ATLANTA, Ca, July THAT beauty
on the part of the bride is no guaran-
tee of marital felicity, and that pretty
women have as much trouble and Of
ten more than their homelier sisters,
in making the course of true love run
smooth was emphasized in the di-
yorce court here yesterday afternoon
when numbers of strikingly handsome
young women appeared among the
principals in the various SUITS.
The women, one after another, were
the handsomest, most stunning-look-
ing Divorces that ever sat in a Full
ton county witness chair; they looked
like a series from a Fisher calendar,
is the way an enthusiastic reporter
described the scene in a local paper.
In most cases the complaint of the
pretty wives was either that theIl
husbands got drunk, or that their hus'
bands slapped their faces and beat
them, or both things together.
Twelve first verdicts were granted
up to adjourning time last night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
RUSSIANS VOTE $3.50 100000
WAR FUND TO CAR NICHOLAS
(By Associated Press.l
PETROGRAD, July THE Russian
Duma today voted $250,O00,O00 addi-
tional to the war treasury of Russia.
DARK DAYS
Are Days of Suffering-They Are Be.
coming Brighter fer Some
Americas People.

Many dark days" from kidney ills.
Backache, headache, tired days;
Urinary trouble makes you gloomy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have proven
their worth.
Have been tested by many kidney
sufferers.
They are endorsed by Americas peo-
pie.
w. A. Hardin, grocer, Elm Ave. and
Hill St., Americas, says: 81 had Sc
we're pains in my back which were al
most unbearable at times. The kid
ney secretions were too frequent in
passage and highly colored. 1t was
told to try Doan's Kidney Pills. / got
relief from the first few doses and I
continued using them until the pains
in my back left and the action of my
kidneys became regular. / have had
but very little trouble since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hardin had. -Milburn Co.,
Props, Buqalo, N. Y. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
SOLDIERS To HELP
BRITISH FARMERS

LONDON, July 7.-Soldiers are to
be sent from the training camps to
help British farmers with their harv-
ests wherever there is a shortage of
labor. The farmers must house and
feed the soldiers, and pay them Is
cents day which will be used to de-
fray travelling expenses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
24.5 PER CENT
OF WOUNDED
SOLDIERS DIE

LONDON, July IA compilation
of all the British casualty lists issued
to date shows that the proportion ct
killed to injured is 23.5 per cent This
is slightly in excess of the percent
age in the Crimean and South African
campaigns. In the Russo-Turklsh
war, however, the percentage was
nearly 46 per cent.
The proportion of killed officers is
much higher than among men, reach
ing in the present war a percentage
of 436.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
DECREASE in JUNE
BRIDES BLAMED ON
WAR AND WEATHER
CUPID SLAYS DOWN ON THE JOB"
IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND
BOSTON.

NEW YORK, July War and war
conditions forced D. Cupid to beat a
precipitate retreat in New York in
June. Only 1892 marriage licenses
were issued in the last thirty days,
against 3S0S in June, 1914, falling off
of SIG. Chief Clerk Edward Hart
blames the war and resultant condi-
tions for the decrease.
Weather Blamed In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ill, July THE blood
chilling weather of an unusually cool
June was held responsible for the big
shortage in 1915 June weddings
Against 4452 in June, 1914, there were
1857 in June, 1915, which figures are
only little above the number of IL
censes issued during January, 1916
Records for the fiscal year Of 1914.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
KING COTTON IS CLOTHED
IN ROBES OF PURPLE
BALES DECORATED IN THE HIGH.
WAY CELEBRATION.

Cotton was king in Americas yester-
day, when sundry bales were decked
out in robes of royal purple and white
for the highway celebration. These
bales were bought some time ago by
the Howell-Prather Co., when the
buy bale" movement was so pop
ular, and were diked out in royal col
ors yesterday with other store decor
ations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties off UININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-07

which ended yesterday, showed there
were 33,S97 marriages and 3,577 di-
vorces, alimony in the latter having
been ordered to the amount of over a
million dollars.
Cupid Also Fails i'm Boston.
BOSTON, Mass, July Cupid made
a failure of his job here last month,
according to City Register McClennen.
The daily record for the month was
about thirty-six couples per day, Dur
ing the month 1913 applicants for mar
riage licenses were filled at the city
registry, as against 1918 in June last
year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Calhoun Items

A Sunday School will be or
ganized at the Calhoun school
house next Sunday April 10, at
8 o'clock p. m. The Harrison
Co. Missionary, Mr.. Nugent,
will be there and he will be &C.
companied by Rev. Crosswell of
Logan who will deliver a short
sermon at the close of the Sun
day School services. Every
body is invited to be present.
F. L. Schwertley is having an
addition built on one of his
Tenant houses. ]. w. Fouts
is doing the work.
]. E. Reedy, special agent for
the G. & N. w. at Co. Bluffs,
came up Saturday night and
spent Sunday with his parents
in Calhoun. His wife and
children who have been visit
ing here a week accompanied
him home Sunday evening.
F. A. Schwertley is market
ing his corn in Modale this week
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
j. M. Albertson,
Auditor, Harrison Co, Ia.

Genuine Red River Early
Ohio potatoes for seed, smooth
and free from scab 81. IS per bu.
Gilmore's Sanitary Grocery.