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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
TUCSON IS PREPARING
FOR BIG TENNIS MEET

Tucson. Ariz., June work for the
entertainment of the 1916 meet OF the
Border States Tennis association VIII
begin right away, according 10 presl-
dent James Lawton OF the association,
who made a hard fight at the III Paso
meet Just closed for the Old Pueblo as
a meeting place
1T will mean a great deal OF Work.
president Lawton said, and we VIII
commence right away in preparation
for the event
President Lawton IS very much
pleased over the fine showing made
Nv the Tucson delegation at the tour
nament. Brown, in winning the con-
ISOLATION singles. and young WILSON,
who went through the open singles un-
til eliminated by the champion, Hor-
reIl. in the fourth round. were sur
prises in the meet. The doubles team
Of Brown and Wilson also proved 10
be a surprise in the open doubles ana
vas not eliminated until the fourth
round. The Lawton-Slocum team IN
fortunately was matched against them
in the third round and preferred to go
out by default rather than tire out the
other Tucson team
THE 1915 meet will be held at the
Tucson Country Club and committees
from the Tennis club viii be appointed
in the near future for arranging Tor
the handling Of the tournament.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Speaker Is Beaned and Has To Retire
-:lI:- -:Ii:- -:I:- -:l:- -:lt:-
Four-FIit Games Popular In American

Tigers got two runs. Caldwell held
them scoreIess until the ninth, when
Cobb stole home Caldwell shovel his
feelings over the close decision by
throwing his glove in the air and was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

chased from the game, Pieh going into
the box to finish the contest
Another four-hit game, Ffeffer hand
ed il TO the Pirates and the Dodgers
won, to .. The Dodgers solved Coop
er's delivery in the fifth and drove him
from the box in the sixth.
= x
Every member Of the Cardinals. ex-
cept Snyder, got a hit off Douglas or
TOney and the Cards defeated the Reds,
to 1. Higgins and Butler starred ut
bat
Wildness on the part OF three Pitts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
'Knockouts I Have Seen

o o. stories
a
sensational which landed
Nv W,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
REATs NIURRAY.

WILLIAMS BEATS MURRAY.
Baltimore. Nd. June 5.-"kid1 VIII
Iiams. bantamweight champion puglllst'
cot a 10 round decision Friday night
over Jimmy Murray, OF New York.
Williams did not have to extend him
self.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Another 1Iizup.

United we stand. Let's unite IN buy
ing home valley products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

Here's guaranty Of water purdistied, rebOiled and
thrice filtered The result is water absolutely free from chic
rides and niraea water that will stand the rigid nitrate Of
silver test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Ask Your Doctor

Don't take our word for this Make test yourself ask
your doctor Pure water is mighty important to you and
will be glad to have you prove the quality Of this water your
own absolute satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

wndness On the part of three Pitts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Fnsf. hf dfrlsHn Aaiifrortfr h@ trNit ffau8Hihn dalfbt
tteith8 IA htf Ht4munhNnHaHnt Neun6 N NHt NN tfN4Rt8 Wf
mhttm BEN aBittm Ste auabe aaudttul ia mtfe 400 1thicFfn
gWta Mtoi fesWmsaen, bic BON BET bttsiahriem 0mf hara iisa.
ia anhum Sole mHfe Der Wesemnafh n~onldfhe wilmmsubretet
Nn II "a otter sanaat ar nsdt fiber hb ur 800 Ntlsnen eulaa
Nie5m htrQ BADEN wrAen NM fHat hh cut he 8ddtanatn h@
observation-disclosures, obr utnmle aennt ht Weraalt1fFf fine aet Mh'
fal 6b hhe Ehdeunam tel 81 boh aeaifm ieNn. abet k8it reu
nf niFnih 400 WiaioHm auad gaesm ubre hatiut mtrhe GO out
tAt 86nuiaeien medna it, atsuieesa. eHalnHn nno fnf atftta'
Nam ner6en fc aud 5an nthHe4 wen fe Aas Enrebm nNtt ethplten,
neil He mhiat. 8ern lie ahr obistd utt mouea "a GWt rod an.
TIRE narfir fir NgseL 9udihlanh. Gdtareuhl lnaan, Sic Shnea
Solaub, bic ifanbfnGpidn Gambler fn0 beret ims ellen We8en obsu.
nebacL ben mir ~entbehrcu Eanneu. MHeS mas MIR al tbnn haheu, tt irte
Gee bon gneIano 81 foroemL un ben Wegeu btutber gu briHggn. Tan
boben mir Gin Reht uno eS mare ieheiaus sbreucoaer 0Rie 6oroerimg
eardsnktaL ah Der @oblabrt unires Qarbes 5%utragihet, ais inter
geIetpna uHierer Reutraltat un0 uner ttnerer @efdbroung nneres
biuagDeens ben aaiirhn Bite @itteI our Gortesrmg zines a%sfduslciea.
nrtreherhen Qrieqes u aeudhren. 4les, mas 5usnrtn 0s anletlc.
proidfes seaet nirb, lit nit ben Sanreu b%er5ege5oeen mo bdIt elmer
ladlhen qrifung Rht fano. @s 1T 0ie ate Geinidte. cine ihIete
Sa4e bat nod inner NIT ihIedten 8rlRAen ~gertbeioist perSen miiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

ndnbtr BON Wfpr WlspEl -
unb San i'm mtFttn bic dbtE ben
Hnipr bin0us i'm Often I'm Sabre
1856 bonn pdphIihtH Qegaisn Opiir
gum aSuig osr Ruikum In Dor
ditidnR (Grogitihpn) stlr0ui, I'm
Sabre 1854 gtltDrbm III, nahbtm
Il cine IhrtdIihs W~erplnuno isiHss
Rsidks uno Bite 9ernDruHg GboIms
burd bic 5ortorsn fWlongoIsn) .rs
Isbl bate. Die RsFiOsnsinbi putOs
bon Isintm Gobne Geo /. mad benz
~giinfiger gtIsesHen asmbsrg (esO'
burg psrIsgt unb Gbolm III su
elmer, in bisIsn 3sitsn isbsnfaas
gr0Bsren probiHaitaDt bsrabesiuns
Ten. Qls SIP zines uiraiHiIdsn
9istums, Der utrniniIhen Ghulsn
uub ibsoIosiidsn Anltalt ipitIts bic
Gtobt Snbrbunbsrts binburd bic
Role zines utr1inifheH 9oapsrts
gegen bas bonn meItsR b<raubrdns
gsnbs polsntum ipdtsr mad Der
seiIung poIeus = zines Bolprtss
bes utroinii6sn grishif9sunisrtsn
@laubensbeienutniHes segerf bas
RuFentnm unb bic SlrtbObprfs. Der
Iebts utrainifhs griehiTnsuuitrte gis
fhof BON GboIm, auEsmstpi, elmer
Der HerborragenbfsH gaIi3ildeR
lltrainer I'm bic Mifte hes 49,.
Sabrbunberts, tpurbe ppr Der ruff
ff1su glegisrung i'm Sabre 1875
fsiner @irps sntboben unb aus
RuBlanb aussepieIen, porauf ber
Gbolmer 9ii6offib NIT siHem ruff
fil6 ; O~rtboboren 9il4of befebt
purbe unb bns getpaItfams ~8stebs
rem Der utrainer bss Gbolm.9ans
bss aur SrihobO1ie begann. 9aus
Ienbe bon utroinern babsn bnmols
ols MdrtDrsr ben 9cb sntpebsr In
Gibirien obsr BON ben aussln Der
rufiiiden SoIoaien eefunbsn.
Die rnifiide 3%erfolgung beg
unisrten GlnubsnsbslsnntniFts b1ts
ie CUR Golgs, bnB sttpa 100000
uHierts utrainer, I'm nur nidt Ors
gu tpsrben, gum rDmif6.tns
iboIiiden aitus %ibertraten, iDaa
Bel benz ppIniIh : nntiOnalsn gbas
rattsr Der rSmiThsn Stride In plsisn
GdnbsrR our polonilisrans bisfet
utrainer fibrte. SrOs bisfer Be-
brdngniFe III has 21nb bon gboIm
In Itiaen G~runbfOde utraiRFI4 90.
bIieben unb bic 3abI Der lltrainsr
am linisn uFsr bsa Bug bslduft Td
1uf cine hoIbe minion, bic b1upis
bns Commencement GbpIm
unb bas Gsbiet sptY6sn Gisbtst unO
Dorobitfhpn an Bug bstpOhnm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
aleiae 9~0talaadri6ten.

20. s. Off BON DiGigca. sSa.,
pur0e am Spnntag ron einem "a.
IheH0ieb am 500 erleiGtert. Ala
angeblider 9ieb nur0e Der Sod
Hobert Gnens etngeIodt.
Gonntag Naht iDiir6e @obert
Ndlb bon Nill0urt I1an, 5a.,
Habe is. StraBe unD Capitol 4De.
Don 5iuei init 9eDoI1ern b~eDaifneten
Negern iberfaGen un6 Ieiner Baar.
idoft beraubt.
Gin Eia6 Derf6offte IE6 ani
onHtaa Mbeuo gingang tn bic
8obnlag 0es Bnrgerlneiiters Dahl.
man, ergriff ieoed bic 8llldt ais
Bile 9ansbdEterin alrf ber NiIofldhg
erihien. @err unD Grou DabIHuar
fDaren CUR Belt nidt oa6eim.
Der @eim1ftsreiienOe IS. Get.
idaIt itsate iih am Sonntaq Der bic.
Hsgn Roligei NIT Der @eIbltbelhuL,
0ionng. bnB er in Gbieogo Dor meb.
reren Holden eiHen Gbed ibeK $74
oeidIIdt mn0 eintaIliert babe.
Ger Zimmerman Sol. 9nuolE
aiir5le am SatHftag DoIn 5fDeitpr
stod zines Neubmlss IN Den aeae,
pHf tzak slpss MpRtss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
ans Aetn staate.

MnbinioH. Ger fribere Gotmtp.
onpalt art aonigiteiH muroe bon
Der antloge ireiaeiproderb bon 8e.
iitern lie0erIiher 61uIer Bette.
6unasgel0er angeHommeH ga babeu.
Bridgeport. 6roft DlDerg bon
aiHtaib pnr6e Samftag abeno, oIg
Der 8lis IN ieiu @als idLug, BON
9lisitrnbI geto6tet.
2inloIn. lleber 700 Gelegoteu
finb bereits su Der an 80. Hn6 30.
sebtbr. bier FtnttfinOeuoen Staotg.
f%oHOention Der 9robibitioniften on.
gsmeIbet. SIM @anssn tDerbem 5000
2elegoten ertunrtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
@ Anlm.

Die Boy tinigts 3sil bon ben Ar'
mttu Wadsnisns tinesnpmmtns
GiabE EbcIm, bic tiniot MltlItn psTis
lia BEN gussGIub Iitat III Biz
9nuptfnbt bss Gnnosrnsmtntb bess
ftlbtn Ramsns unb sGblt ubsr 20.s
900 GinpOhnsr, hauptIdhIih SUE
BEN. Die Winoritdt bilbsn bic
llirainsr (RIsinruFsn), ppItn uub
RuFsn. Der Qans ber Stabt, bic
su ben altertimlihisn GiGbtsn BEL
lllraine 5dbIt, beheuitt i'm aItutrais
niideu 10 bel pis 9iigel. I'm baa
Jabr 1245 Durbs gbolm BON BEN
6amoligeu utrainiIdsu SlrFeu BON
SaIBtIh nnb Molo0bmpr. BEN mdds
tigsn 3nRpIo (Daniel). 3ur RsIibsns
srbobsn. bsfsitigt uno gu sinsm3sns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

silva flfafai as Mllf8fh tfH q
Hah q Nfia4f hnhA lm tgWii H
sane iW Haat s Ntt
m HHHHa fft ~
Ntls MetfsiN IiaH hla N't fsl
tdH alf AaB 8sN dHtfaifH
Hafi maifeN NftAAsR rHlsfft
teffsas HltaiW WlfA &ls
titl Uafst eN tal lsslft sfht
Emf Hiffsf Hfffi fit NHtars g
Fiji Wirfal 1sf Nglt ANfaHnuHfN
A eM hasW Ia haN BE
f0NnasH hk ElaaiRNt NHfeE
h tlitt taAlWhM tfnlautfii ifs
uaA atbHatsUtW HmFlfnwma efs
.lfefn
g8 aiett aGSr lm 8naig NehFass
n nose nlsfs &iatitpH uHa Eti.
thdllm mii afnifwh Nafiff hfut.
EAa ger ffsfim6 pm 8Hganfrefns
.Ah EiaaleesthaHhta cert M Hfttns
.em Tle 0Fiabuna hnl run
lfhtt Def III ialtm Cfiiaalitn Bic
alnafanhunam ON ltifidien linh,
mo dniac hebmie nniits hie &as
All IN hir naHa ntbuBW uuh Bite @ers
afttiin Der ftnamiFrgta rrrrids
fen Teshalb traehi hittmii on iois
ae Trtfld'e. sic In Driihaiirn mob.
men, me nadi leim 8tNlgpgreinc ees
laateptrbau6s3 betebtH una no.
lalhe RON Arhie nfaea briiehcn
iolten bic harsIihe eiulabnna. ith.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Gus u~nbefaunten Branoeu
ma9te Samitag Q6eno Die 26-id6ri.
ge 6rau &attie So6nIon In ihrem
9auie, 6t7 Qor6 81. CTR, mittelt
etnatbmen ron 2eu6tgas etnen
selbftHorbberinh. bod ee[nna eS,
bic berelts 8etDnBtloie am 2eben 81
erbalten.
Grei iunge 2eute ItabIen am
g aniltag Abelto oas Dor Dem see,
@e5Guoe baIfenoe 4utomobil bon
81. s. G6attlid unb hlbren 6abon.
Darcuf foaioierten file nit einem an.
hereH AutoHlobiI, tDobei Der gelteh.
iene a~raftpngen fat gGn5lih ser.
trlnlmert Wurbe. Sierauf Derouf.
tete 0as lie0erIihe 9iieeb[att.
Gie biefiaen 9utterfabrifen
baben 6eIhfoileH, fid inbesua aui
bic @iarftpreJie fir Butter BON
gIsin, peIdes bisber ben Butter.
merit beberri6te. Iossniaoen mo
IeIbft lire DreiIe feIbuiesen. 81.
folgeAeIIen III Der gres fir Butter
bereits 2 Gents itie0riger ais bis,
ber.
Mdn ~HnferFtite bic oelitf4e
BreFie, in0em man al ibrer Ser,
hreiiuHe beifragt.
abpap qsf BE faaIiHs Edkilne,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

raa aid be- Haflsnt lat ~
MISREPRESENTATION In nlAi hs Allss
hutsfmlWua btf W%tiunhhsll altlm
leHhstn boz alien quo ht stebls
mBaliax aathuuna BET afttIlk' unS
gtmnbshBaltl. 9inu bfIenbttm
e otaiaii ttsari oit Aa&tthannImme
ucn Wnmanbmatn BET @Ilthmahtn.
30 affaht tItf hafh aulgnfls Nurtn
Die wtbtdudiiiblaltll BIT nttIttitH
mlitbtt ntlsnfilA uhShl rttpm
iaun.s Mdbunb Frihu HE 9shunA
luna sluh ariseaptfirhlm Hlt Nh
iblnb ttk 6tluna ggf ~ nu'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
siaalkhtthanA atbrasIa

the constant prodding for dollars, IA
a conundrum. The earnera Of mea.
gre wages ara admonishsd TO contrib
ute dollars for the love Of God, but
to give them to Sunday, or so 70
he'll. Religious frenzy parades as
feryor and the crowds, too lazy TO
think, do not see the sham. The giant
minds who teach men 10 think, are
consigned to hell, because reason
does not rhyme with the eyangelist's
dogma and slang. The public has
ever enjoyed being played as suck
ers," but ii seems that in this case
the newspapers are the biggest suck
ers" Of all. They talk about the news
value Of Sundays stuff and do not
seem to realize that less than five
per cent Of their readers consume
even q small portion Of it. And even
the five per cent would not read 1t If
they knew that it is mostly stereo-
typed matter from some Of his oft
repeated sermons and may not cor
respond at all with the actual sermon
delivered the day before. Most peo-
pie are Disguised with the quantity
ladled out TO them day after day
through six or eight pages, often to
the exclusion of important news, but
few protest. And Sundays really
salacious sayings they dare not print
because if they did their papers would
not be mailable under the postal laws.
But Sundays publicity agents clever
ly get" the press. II he finds certain
papers unwilling to fall for his craft,
he works the rivalry dodge between
two or three Of them and makes them
come to time by fear Of losing a few
subscribers. 1t is part Of his system
to have many letters written to the
papers asking for more Sunday dope.
The average reader, when supplied
in such n~auseating quantities, be-
comes Disguised and feels that 1t has
the tendency to cheaper and profane
religious feeling.
Ninety per cent of the audiences
are present to crafty curiosity, and,
alas, many of them morbid craving
for the sensational II not the obscene.
Like a cost of admission they think
the fun is worth the contribution.
Every support of such a salvation
circus" is, however, an endorsement
of every vulgarity employed A foul
sewer emptying into an acre field Of
roses will stife its perfume quite eff
fectively.
And now some testimony al to the
results Of these reviyals. The New
York Sun, editorially commenting on
the Pittsburg SHOW" writes as fol-
lows:
1T cost Pittsburg $4,000 to hear
MI. Sunday and 3,107 converts were
made, OF about $50 per convert The
preachers agreed that not more than
twelve Of these converts would re-
main faithful and 100000 is a pretty
high price to pay for them. The
preachers said they could do much
better themselves at a much less
cost"
Workingmen should stop to think
twice before contributing to the sup
port Of such methods.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

ifum bss 6anbsls unb btr aultur
asmnat. gu BEN 3tpsds bat 8a.
HpIp beutfds 4niiebIer nab gbolm
bsrufsn uRb ibneH iui6tiss pribilss
glen D~srIisben. gr grinbste aud In
GbOlm elm utroinii9es gris9ifdstas
tbOlif9es 8istum. bns Biz beife -
allsrbings felt benz Sabre 1875 gss
tpoItfnm In Elm ruffif4sortbebOrss
umgsfpanbslt - e1iftiert.
Der GInn5 Der 5tabt gboIm
bausrts dber nur Biz gum lobe III
res Qrotsitors DannIo, Der. ols
9sbsrrfaer fait aasr uIraIniiden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Veal
.mm aum HAtf 1918 MMEw NV
NA4i@, VIZ lAH NatllhH
nsMsal ans Haf saMt afaftslteas
t%tg8tngNl RsFtFl a 4a tliItm
amfMfasNta aah tfm Nif #ts
Mst siasamtmMtA4 tlHaMlh htti mWlA
M rfwsM tltff NlNm NltI
aau8 hn alsalnH t,a aasvHW
srflFsHA IA hat tit igg ttiAeats
fm .kshtlas nftalHff auA m
tseilnu neasssesmsnl aHtaal Alts
ssa maitfn OF Eel lm sIsffu pNp
eaasa b. salHtliltfn Wunsfs
smgIAm Nm pelnH Ata nst ~ Als
eitsAsm esslslsa. mrlfWeAi hnlltm
paEllH WIN uMlm mtitF zee tufn
aahgs 1915 ulnisslsu, HlghH teIs
efntHL
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81 let lfetfi,l atfn NfflnMutlaH.
rMm tiHiHtHbsH Wa tNfN af'
WHflmllailfh &A VIA &pfeaf
fiaaNauNt 3W sRrtm taHF
HAihlasn WlhWltFlln Nosfl
Wf8HkHha slr,f ieNiipwtlna hHf.
fHhW HHt haHH IN ltfem fsilaFl
litgW FflFhniier HnM slNtH ebni
.fltls stfa sfaltlaN nfanhsn HHA
mi 3iesis dn hfm ageHen Filffl
fft ffullatHunt milmlFlgH
ltsMlht Naahtltnlfl 1hr mihl.
Waf tu 1laaisRFfaHA ont hyu snf.
lsr Atf r~silfaiil lHl afifiiiai BIT
mnh wslh safa Nufeatfa tenn II
6aunaa ilsf iltli tghatlfasm 1st'
aalb ihllfhi NWh mhgfm FhaHn
HgfbaHht m tm Nflle unietfe aes
iaHmltn Ieuii hitunsl
On hr naliHlHa. nul Der fern.
mmhea mffinmmluna Wdsi ririf
fblAs ugile aR liartalfr am arpbfn
heiiAen Mfffe tfnfihfn is fbunln,
Wlhur mlt lt1nhmtlhum wrlb
Siaatsbtttaue gtbrasfa
Ral n pfisr, Vraiinfnti
9obn plaiis5, Sefrfiar
Omaha. Res o. sept 1915.
Dir Aailfhc Qreit IN Rctrasta
mirN ircunblihh aebcinL Nieieu aul'
rui sam ah0rat al tringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Gns irauSS fide arssssisI.

Ter General Joffre trait tiu unb Ser.
GOD bon ben @ogefen bis nieber sum
Beer
antmer an Der 6ront fang
Sumner an Der Dront lnnel
8oh fuie er itd mii6t unb man0briert,
er tonHnt uidt burh. 10 oft er's pros
biert
Sumner an Der 8ront lang
Sulner an Der orout Iongl
Or fommt nidt oben, nidt untsn burd.
@ie nib iein bslagertes 0ano sr burdbs
fuEd'
Simmer on Der Tront Eana
Simmer an Der 6roHt Iangl
9ur6 iomut sr nidlt o6sn uidt nntsn
@iro aOfirs niGf bod. . untsn burb
baIb ieiHT
uHD iDeit bon Der 6ront tpeo-
I'd, nett bon Der front meal i
StaHar Webrlua. !
Gis 2tuspdTs Der 9onl BON Hrowfs
rsid pirbsH melt ghnhiosr iouteu.
ipsnH untsl Den 4tiipsH oun Der
hart nHiiHn BsEEkgtA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

gemeinsn su Gnos mar, tlnnsn isbi
nadtrdglia nod sablrtids 9sTernn.
gen po%rgsnommen iperosH. Das ger
f1iebt Dor allen burh 4niusn5ung
Der WeOiiomsdanit, bic 8ebanoluna
BON @lisberu uub 9elenisn NIT pers
f4ieosnsR boot iinHrsi6 t%ouitruiers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

3. %. I'm qnIalaB an bos IN bsn(
RdnmIidteitsn Der G~rHnsndlos Renn(
babn bel Berlin untergsbrudts Qasas !
rett cine prtbopabif9e 4ufalt einae.
ridtet pUrOen, bsren berl9isoene Be.
haHoIuHssmabOoeH bic ~bsifebenosn
4bpilbanssn bsranfhauIi9m.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

CUR = ivesaus 6es sdufter8eIents.
ten ortbcpabiIdsn appnratsn, isrHer
our6 5sibIuftturen, bura MaHage
un6 DdFgbsbanbIung Oura @lets
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12
Little Mary Frances Reames

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Reames of this city was saddened last
Tuesday morning by the death OF their
Youngest daughter. Little Martha
Frances, aged little less than one
year. For some days the precious
little child had fingered between life
and death and the thread Of life gave
way Tuesday morning and the little
jewell passed out of the home here to
enter a heavenly home with God and
the angels to dwell in peace forever
and forever.
The funeral services were conducted
at the home Wednesday morning by
Rev. C. A. Harper. Many relatives
and friends Of the sorrowing family
were present and as they looked upon
the sweet placid little body in its
beautiful casket and surrounded BY Q
profusion Of flowers their hearts swell-
ed in sympathy for the bereaved
parents and other relatives. But little
Martha Frances has just been trans
planted and in the divine land to which
she has gone will bloom into a radiant
and beautiful flower that will lead her
loved ones hesvenward. After tn
the funeral services, the little body wal
placed to its final rest in the Somer
Vile Cemetery and the little mOun'
was covered with 3 mountain Of flower
from friends.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12
Notice.

In view Of the fact that our law on
quail opens December Is, 1915. Let
me urge you true sportsmen not to
start shooting on November ID, as here
tofore, but wait until some action car
be taken with our State Warden.
Very Resp.
j. P. MOORE, Sp. Warden.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12
Stop The Gullies.
Gullies destroyed land. hence rob the

Gullies destroyed land, hence rob the
people.
Stop them by planting trees.
Plant Black locust in them for quick,
profitable yield of posts.
Plant yellow poplar and black walnut
in them for lumber.
Plant bermuda grass in them to stop
wash and for pasture.
Plant wild honeysuckle in them to
stop wash.
Put in dams and plant briers, grass
or vines above the dams.
Use any common-sense method.
A little attention for fewyears will
reclaim your quilted land.
Try 1t, nothing else would so improve
your holdings.
A. H. PURDUE, State Geologist.
r. S. MADDOX, Forester.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12

In these days of keen competition it
is important that the public should see
that they get Chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake of extra profit. Chamber
laih's Cough Remedy has stood the
test and been approved for more than
forty years. For sale by all dealers.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-11-12

The above Is a poster cent out by the
Reclamation Bureau OF the State
Geological department at Nashville re-
Gently and contains good sound advice
that if put into practice will bring un-
limited profit to Fayette county farm
owners. Thousands of acres of lands
in this county are almost worthless to-
day because they are washed and
quilted. The poster suggests inexpen-
sive ways of reclaiming these lands and
making them once more fertile and pro-
ductive. Mr.. Maddox, state forester,