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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
@Oetbe itber 9eutidlanSs
3ufuHft.
Bon Dr. &arl 5. SbeHauer,
(SarmitubD.

ulan BARI in biefem Sriegsiabr
nit beionberem Sntersiie zines Ges
fprGdes geoenten, bas 5piineu Goet6e
uno Quosn i'm Robember 1913 ftatts
fanb uno in bsm Soetbe in i90nsn
Worten ieiuen 9lauben an Seutfhz
lambs groBe 3utunft bstanut bat. Grit
lpenn man eisies GeIprG9 ne6sn bic
betannten aeubsrungen itsut, in bes
nen feline unbebingte gepunbsruns
Rapoleons bur4bri9,, lam man ii9
cinen Gegriff babon MAIDEN, mas in
Der grOben 3sit DON 1913 in ibm bora
ging, tpie iebr IGN bic GreieniiIe ere
ihiitterten unb tpis er bic neu li9 offs
nenoen peripettipen nit MsitbIid
unb propbetil9em SinR geinefen bot.
2ubsn, DrpfeIipr Der Gef9i9te ar
Der llnineriitdt Ssud, mar bamais in
jenem eritsn friiblinssbaften Rauib
polttiffer 8eeeiiterung befangen, no
uIss iid lsi6t gu fiiaeH unb oas pas
tsrldnotI9e Sbeal iid 10 lei1t gu pers
iptrfIinen lhien. gr iDDllte, I'm audi
an Der @erbreitang Der neuen Sheen
bon 8ult unb 8aterlanb mit5uDirten,
r3ur 8enubung bieler groben Gage
bes Ssils". nidts dnberes als cine pos
litiife 3eitfarift griinben. Nun mubs
te @pst6e, als Miniiter unD seiitise
GrnBma9t, I'm feline g5rotettion anges
saneen perben. Goeibe blieb dber
iebr tiibl, ia sab, Su psrfieben, bab sr
nihts Sutes unb Notbpsnbiges barin
finOs unb ioste inn porous, bab f.
ihn in cine unerquitli9s unb unfrutts
Bare Oppoiition irsibsn tpsrbe, pie tbm
i.insn @sraf nsrIsihea mniIE Oisi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

iinb psrbantt aaes Sbren Seilmitieln. es
madjt mir gersniisen. meiuen Rahbars'
uRb 5r.unben BON ibnsn 81 eraGblsn." =
Iras Ratti. Salep. SOL GoIaubcns
Ctr, Ganpille, 30.
Refine syrau, fpcldbe an ,rgenoein.r Jorln
pcn ssraaeniibel I.ibet, ioate bic Softnuns
auistb,n, bis Fl. 2pbia q. pintbam's gsse,
tabl. COMPOUND cine ribtise 9rpbe &c.
m1hrt.
Sities berihnite SeiImitisI, oeiien nteSi'
siHtIfs Bstau6tbeile Don einbeimifptn
@urs.In uno arduteru berasitelt ituo, bat
Ii6 felt m,br ais biersie Sahren als etn
p0d]ii psrtbputies ionic unb Stdrfsr DC.
speibIi1en Sraanismus erpieien. fleberal
teeen srsusn strne 3.usniB ab fur Die
wuuosrpou,n Gisenihaiten pon 2Dota Y.
8inibams 8esetabIs Compound.
@enn Sic Sez ssriusiten S,reiieI
bariiber haben, oh Spoia 6. Binf'
Ilam's Segctable COMPOUND Shuen
leIien faun, idreiben Sic an 9aSia
6. 9infbam giebieine So. (eonfiosn.
ted, 9pnn, Gaii., nm @atb. SIR
Brief pirb uun elmer Sran se6ifuet,
Beleien uno beantwortet unS i'm
hrengitea @ertranen gsbalten iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

Den bsutTasn Ti5el, Der. bumps
tdumeriit uno gutniitbis iid isiner
SteQuna in Der W.h ni4t bspubt iit,
ben eie5t .s ritt 1lsbr. limb tpi,
pobr fiibl. Goetbs bic e6isn Rrdfis
prrdus, oi, Gin grobss 3i.I einmaI aui
seiunoe, natiirli9s Wsii. perpiriIiheH
unb ii6trr: bic bdrfe ielbitIoie ar'
belt, GebuIb, ridii3islofss. opfsrfreu'
oigss 2lusbarrsH am plabe, no jsosr
esrabe itsbt. 9anibar ssbenien nj:
unires gr0b.sn Dihtsrs; mir limb
ibm, mi; uRi.rer gilbuns. aud unier
sbslftss SeIbftssfiibI fduIbis.
Gostbs mar oamals pisruHoit4Sig'
jGbrig, ben grob.n Grsiguii.n Don
isiHsm i,iasn 5auie aus gsfOIst. Den
Dpn ben Uliben unb StyapaSsH osl
GeIb5ugs bsimtsbrsnbsn Sissern bal
Ct i'm .Gpim.nio.s1 cine eigHs On.
pfinbuns g.itaHo.H. bic ale beuts nod
in Der !5eimatb 3urii6bIeibenbsH nu6'
fiihItn miiTsH:
.9c6 idGm id mid Der Rukitunbsn,
Dlii tud Ju Isibsn, mar gepinH:
9enH fir ben Shmers, ben ibr ems
pfinben,
Ssib ihr aud gr0bsr, ols ia bin."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

tnDlt 10 plei pener.
als mcnn Der 9pttoi
mid bebauoelte. Sd
leioe Jebt niht an IT,
genbpelhen n iebe r.
briidenben Shmer,en
nno id fdlaie gut.
Sd fam nidt senus
iiir 9noia 6. Yint'
bam's gsgetabIeg cm4
spunb un6 2iper Qius
fasen, ba iie 10 rieI
fir mid aetban ia.
ben. Sd erfr.ue mid
lest autsr @eIunoheit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

Rtn es tttrtfisu maa:-
Gs pirb bter0nrd beiErHi dena6i eab per
llntsrseihueie n4 bonn S'Ctaii hitnf5iepf IMP
aus sisiem grunne mltH eue Eldnoel oon
pruonlibtm Gieen.bnni. ivtltt bet nsm uniep
seidbueten biuifrleaf finn iuHffbnlb etsthie
gaoen boui berNaeH 2ags an einaelon iperbeH
NerfauHlftis. bic RfeEser infstbnlb bieler
9ett siusulbfen tpirb zen llnifr5eihnetfn
5iptraen. iolhe pefetIife 5triir etninlstien,
lvie Iis no;brpsnoie fnb, arH ieirer Aniprun on
ipldsn attieln BON peg'5n!irem utaeHipum
~ be'Jiehtgen. a.,
alr qFrfonsn. peI6e 10 1uirene baben In
Glqeribnm reictes i'm "r'tee ron oeT uriers
,fihnster IN, Nnb erfnd f0'sri hieroun Roti5
AZ nehmen une R6 ben lfm1b ~ bettnlieu.
0aiiri Cincinnati. Ct.o. sisien 50 11s IN
Hpril 1915.
Sdrrn 0oleblait 9'1nbIdbr.
30. &c On Eedfe etabs, 9ineirnait. Ceio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
9m @trtrausn.

Monu: Gin lti6tiinnis.r Wl.nid,
tinfsr S6tpieseriobu; gum sfpsiteHmdI
Diirbs i'd ibm uuisre Io6isr ni9t se'
benz"
Grau: Sd CLAUDE, altsr. gum Stpsis
Ten UlGl piirOt sr re aud ni4t nsb'
men,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
gas $40 fir
oiele Srau t6afen
Der vreis, ben iie fir 9pSia g. ssinh
bnm's 9tsstable COMPOUND
tsSabltr, iueldes ibr cute
@einnbbeit bradjte.

Taapils, 8a.-ySd, babe nur 5ebn TpI.
lars fiir Sbrt Rtbi5in ouSgtaeben uno Id
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
Sn p.rfanien - Sduier.

CLIFTON 6stabts. Ghbffes 2ikitodtees
Jrunet1us: neu dneeffriden; 1nDne eo'eut,
NIT BtumeH GIeiirhln MA teinen edimer.
SlocitsGde Clifton unb Boslep pibe-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
slsaiernnsss sIniteIInnaen.

aesisrHnss.Anhsnuuas siItn tar Alannss
sub 3rnntn. znufenDe pon Grnfnnuneer hae
= eu3Hdt. eiite ihr Gniisunnaen frst
9ranfIin Sriiitufe. 1ssf 7s. Honsiisr. =. 3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
GE0.P. SCHHEIFZER
VOLKsBLATT'
JOB ROO MS
127 Eit z. Straat.
Srudia6en
Srufia6en

,essr rri IN s,untr Els snoiii6sr epra6'
lar @ei1drsta!t gcrelne. sk utesresnrefr
-rser nrf 'frnif bPioroL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
oabrlid,cr 4nftiuusucrfaui

upu uld,i rtilamlrfrm ptTisuiihtm 9fsntpum
I'm gslisti.T tpnritpttHi.
Ter id5rlttr anffiorserTiani ooH ni1t rs'
nauirieu per'bnli&em Glpsnipnm ons ipnc.
renb bee bSrfloNeuen g1tryt m Sette bee
gclisei, Z epariemenie hetb.ieb intre INT gee
Set Gttn san ftaiiitHbsr Gr Gcnnerliog. Den o
mat ar'auasn6 inn IL ubr W!iitngs.
mm GopeLau,l
4oliSe.Qbef.'
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aeb. Aim rlerm Q D y.

Satin bon Scbn u. Simnn. i'm utter bon IS
Sdbren iinb ii Mlonntel. ErduerpotfeSbtsiiit I'm
1rnuerbdlie. 30. 32aS BiHe StraBe. am Wdtf'
moo. ben o. mldt nm 2:so 9d9n,ittngS
40
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. N u NJ Mub gdtifnnrbtn pefieptn.
1886 ulds!a abtnut. giponbaie Rebuii 6tab.
lnHb Cher ginessutnet Cars.
-.
yerlarat - @eibIid,
Gin beuttnes DAb6tn obsr inhee
Srnr iar elaemeiHe 9ausarbett. sB0a Dtor'
Iilon zoe, @lrn netuIe biz eabI0ipsGIiltaH
G1t. t.5
Esnil1ts sgapasH tum aoaen Hre nn
bet tn eausotestt GA ttlien. Rsietensen
eet.aasi. Rsbmi Cdilts Gar, 2s2T glabiion
Heae. 6abseels bsSabli be
atHbsrm6baen. mah 9eurs iprsssn
Ss Snss sTsn. MobsHitaaea sse slsrisstn siI
Gaf. 5a5ssslS bssHtIi. II
CINE cute Rsain: unis GmpisBlanssn
bG5en. Refine QGuubrp,atbeit 4e! Aoon
ess. 30. 1904 Eoie Ssa aStHaS. assneaie.
RdbatH fiir alesmeine 6Gasarbeii Ga,s
Gifllma. QupletlHuesu. gldn su'rnaRn ese
Agiitsa aecEns. Sbons ueeH 100. II
Rdb6en. fat auetmsius Sausarse.i. eobr
$500 Der gsefe aao aof. SoiRl c1fieo.
Gdilen. Gbio. b.e,7
in fleiner 5amiiit. E9us io5sH
i6Hneu. Outer gobn aHh quits ptim. s405
@HrRsi ass-, aSonhais.
G6b9sn tar rpliairs. arbsit unb far elm
etre 81 ieIeeH. se1s soauri abe. 6soHeois.
-, !. ,- - -,- ,----.,,--.-
az ,si, e,,s essuv,S'ss; q, II oan''i' 'SH T.
80 cOstI 1psIIat nS9noan.
RAs6.u ihI aueemrins SauSGrbeit psi4si
GHelft fpri1t. guier ecbn. e9e 0rttr'
paoe cssHa.. aeorbaie, 2. sief.
GenffatB mdb6tn far oIfaertetns
SasatIss, Ss.sa s,s Wfs: sss y" UsotsOan' ss'
On 49, g, .;,,.--,,-. s.,-.--,.;. a..
lbafoer. Vuitr Eaan. Jloi 3, ss26 BErHa
spehue.
g. 80 - .-~-,---,.-.-, @-e.,.
IN 357s sosari aesrHe. ssenOaie.
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bum.
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dbneu far no5eu ino ToouitGirs.arbeit
Outer aoen. 3ga1 gst6apoVo apsuus. slScD
BALE. asen ss24.e.
ab6tu. sr'a5rsas. nj, 9EpfstlunssR. pbons
Gan 5s.
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TX psn tnr Refsn nne Ee!Dniiai ns.sl .atStlL
eibsnar. siDaHSals.
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3is Bins eitabs
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WhpneH ftr Ao6sH itHo pcnsnfbef, 2ifs
Rab1en. ntines. In s7oi @arinr aeenns.
mhb6su in ltinsr SGnilis; mus to4rr
ferren; gutter aobn nue euits etir. s+os
NHrnd nnenne. Hooneah.
mlhb6tr IN ffeiner GnunHs IN 2s eenbon
Qcurt. speuec!s.
mlabnen fnr Snusor5tti IN 1925 2saili
Strabe. G1aiHut SiQs.
m6bh en- oser Drnu. ptl6s eiu 4sin fu4t
lru bet her o1iisnrbeit ~ ssliFTt eoi 0eob
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llHtsrbaItanss. .anssisen.


G6fpiesernutter (niiF geiu& Bel
ibrer Scdter. nm Wlorgen oes lages
Der abreiIe): 80 enc glbreiie III ei-
ne fpabre Gunll Tieies buHine giei.
iefieber. bieie eipiee gnsit, bab man
ben 8ue peridiunen fonntel'
Shpiegeriebn: .aber MnnIa, man
merit BEL bir gar nidts bnDonl"
G4wieeerrliitter: sgei niy ui9t;
.aber bsi birl.
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3n Dsrfanfen-@dderei.

GtHe ant atbenbc gh6eret N
t.anthe!iAh..ihss Az herfanfsn s. nn0 Gens
irdl sfpenur Qeippori sth. bBs
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Iobes.gnseisen.
CLARA simOn,

etarb am sOnniaa. ben 2. mai 1915, IN
! :46 Wlorpefts,
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epteIIt .Rtano go gcitn tipriabt
Rrdrb, s2l5; fpie ren; i5erft 5000 Serner
gliefcr EfciroIo. 9e6e Gdritaas dbeHne. gltfs
ton. nnbs SscIceif1en @crisn.
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sn usrmietbtn--3imm

mbbitrtes 5immst. gnhsufrcesn
go. sseii eibetta Strats, StrGtt. I'm
Qanbhdaben. Sc.
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g.rlarat geibIid

Gtu beutfnes wlAb6tn ober inhee
JInr iar cgaeueiHc s>aiienrbett. sB0a Dtors
Iiion aos, @'lrn nebuIe bic GabIoipsGIiiiaH
var. 20
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gerlanst - mannIidj.

often. pctn na5refib BEN gfrnfn. Gleyfsena
sessber Oh gieliabls Edrtes uoGeae, Gin't, o
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
Reaches 70. Draws Pension.

Mr.. J. D. Olinger, one Of the
Valley City's best known men and
an old and faithful employe of the
railroad company, reached the age
OF retiremen 10 years, April l.,
and retired from active service on
q pension.
Mr.. Olinger has an unusual record
Of service entering the employ of
the old Mississippi Central in Feb.
1867, when the shops at this place
were opened with Harry Gibbons
as master mechanic. He continu~
ed uninterrupted until July 1884,
during which term the name of the
road had been changed from the
Mississippi Central to the /. c.,
when he withdrew to go into the
mill and lumber business here. In
July 1897 he again began railroad
ing and continued in active em-
ployment under the changing Of
fcial stats until April / last, when
be rpached the age Of retirement
80 st7tt = n ~ VS. 7r r.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15

.su}st.5 IL 49, +tsf%ts II ~
/ The eutral p: ess ihruont Europe
denounces the sinking OF the Lu-
,sitania as an outrage. q
|. The press and public Of Ger
many justify the sinking 0fnsthe
Lusitania as an act Of war.
China las agreed to the demands
made by Japan and war seemsuto
have been averted in the Orient
In speech at Pontotoc Saturday
night Senator Vardemap declared
himself in favor of woman's suffr
rage. n
On being told Of the sinking of
the Lusitania,. the Holy Father IN
Rome declared the act fas ur-'
worthy of a civilized Christian
nation.
Public opinion is general that
Gov. Brewer did right In ignoring
the challenge of Lee Russell for
Joint debates. Gov. Brewer Is.
after bigger game than Russell
Great Britain is coming in for
a good deal of severe criticism in
the Lusitania horror on the score
that Capt. Turner Of the ill-fated
vessel did not alter his course on
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
TAX COLLECTOR, : !
Il YEARS. OLD
Expected to Resign on Account
of FeebIeneSS - Gained
Strength and TWenty-four
Pounds by Taking vinol.

Corinth, Miss: I'll am - city tar
collector and seventy-four years. Of age
/ was in q weak, rundown condition 80
that became exhausted by every little
exertion. My druggist told me about
Vinol, and decided to take it. In .
week noticed considerable improve
mert; / continued its use and now /
have gained twenty pounds in weight,
and feel much stronger. consider
Vinol q fine tonic to create strength for
old people. ~. "A. PRICE, Corinth,
Miss. $500 13s
AS one grows old their organs lp act
more slowly and less effectually than in
youth, circulation is poor, the blood
gets thin, the appetite poor and diges--
ton weak. Vinol, our delieious1cod liver
and iron tonic, is the ideal strengthener
and body builder for old folks because
it creates d good healthy appetite,
strengthens digestion, enriches the
blood, improves circulation and in this
natural manner builds up, Strengthens
and invigorates feeble. rundown. nerv-
Gus and aged people, and if it does not do
all we say, we viii pay back your
money.
Turnage-Atkinson Drug Co.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
A Declaration of Independence.


Below we reproduce portion
of an editorial, the closing para
graphs, from "Winston's Weekly"
which breathes spirit of indepen-
dent free-thinking that is as COM
mendable asit is rare in the follow
ling of Bilbo, and in the interest Of
better county government it would
be well for our people to study it:
Personally we like Theodore G..
Bilbo, and most likely he will re-
ceive our individual vote for Gov
ernor. But - ,s,.ss..a
That does not mean we are going
to be hide-bound about it; that we
shall try to close the door of oppor-
tunity against any othersdeserving
aspirant for the Office And -
1t certainly does not mean that
we shall in the remotest degree be a
party to tieing strings on any can
didate for any other office by ad-
justing his merit OF, qualifications
to his allegiance to Governor Bill
bo, or any other man or set Of men.
To be perfectly plain and ex-
|plicit, we are against lining up"
'coattail riding \ scollar-wear-
ing or any form Of punching,
corralling, ringing, cliqueing, COM
biniLg, sxidding, squeezing,
shunting or sEiddoing that would
give any man an unfair advantage
over any other. man in his inalien-
able right and inestimable privilege
of running for an office.
That s our platform. It is now,
always has been and always will
be. e.
Bilbo used to look mighty good
to us. That was when he was
free lance, lined out in death
grapple for life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness with the
powers of political evil in Missis-
sippi. He needed tour help then,
and we INCLUDING all the com
mon herd, )gave it him freely and
ungrudgingly. Ea
But Bilbo enthroned and deified
is different sort of person. And
his luxurious co.ht-that is, the
e.egant courtiers who issuesthe i'm
perial mandate to come hither,"
go hence, /" s'kow- tow git you
gone,' etc., are the extreme limit
Of human endurance. They make
me glad that I am yet the master
Of my fate, the captain ofmy un-
conquerable soul. Z
We love you, Billy, bnt d-n
your company" -Winston's
Weekly. huMsaeB +
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
The Progress Office for Cofntnerr
cia1 and Job Printing !,

and dropped out on y pension.
During the whole term Of service
he was never suspended and war
never out of the service except OF
his own volition.
He is yet hale, and hearty, eager
for his ten houas Of. work q day,
and, the Progress and his hosts Of
friends trust, will be here to cele.
brate many.o other birthdays.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
Ware Harvest.

snaaconic message fromLondon
the other day announced the death
Of Mr.. w. G.. G. Gladstone, killed
while fighting with the British col
umns on the continent. A little
earlier we heard Of the death in
battle Of Herr MendeIssohn, MEM
Der Of the German banking house
of that name. Young Gladstone, q
grandson of the great English
premier, occupied aseat in the Brit
ish parliament and already had
gained distinction by his gifts Of
oratory and power in debate. The
patriot banker who gave his life in
the German cause belonged to q
house whose position in German
banking circles may be Hkened to
that Of the house Of Morgan IN this
country. Both Of these war vic
Tins, we suppose, might have
avoided the service without dis
credit. Both accepted their duty
man-fully and have made the SUI
preme sacrifice.
When the fnal account Of this
great war is computed, with its
costs in lives and in treasure, there
must remain uncalculated and in
calculable the sacrifice OF genius,
great minds and leading spirits, by
all Of the nations involved, Glad
stone, heir to great name-and
by virture pf his own gifts, to q
great areer-and Mendelssoh I'm,
the great banker, ore but two out
Of thousands included in that sacri-
fee. Leaders ID iprofessional and
bus;nass l;fa baads 4 y, - Il yre.a horses
ss 80 s',.,.' 49,. IS, !, ..,ss !, : !
anu lnneritols ols noDio nari0s'
thinkers ana dlseoverers alike l nave 2
needed the call of country and
offered themselves as food for hos
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
Knykenda1i's
7t*s ~
Eczema
Remedy

It is q never-failing remedy for
Eczema, letter, Ring Worm, Poi
son Oak, Itch, Fever Blisters,
Frost Bitesy Chicken Pox, Prickly
Heat, Nettlerash and all skin affec-
tions, The healing power Of this
remedy il. so great that it has cured
old stubborn sores thought to be
cancers. On Sale at
81 s. lCs MetcaIf & Co., Water Val
ley, Miss. NJ. r. Appling, Scobey,
Miss. Burke Bros. Tillatoba. Miss.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
What Pluck Will Do.

Recently there died in Chicago a
man who was the possesser of mil
lions and whose name is houss-
hold word in America Had he not
been literally endowed with pluck
and determination, he might have
died not only in poverty but totally
unknown, for he possessed none of
the early advantages of the young
American Of today. ~
John Cudahy, for that was the
man. succeeded in spite Of misfor-
tune and the handicap of early ad-
vantages. He was not native of
Chicago, but coming to that city a
comparative stranger, in the first
three years Of his residence. he be-
came possessed Of q fortune of ST.
100000. The panic of July, 1898,
caused his failure for Sc. 900, 900,
and his unpaid obligations were
81, 500 900.
Nothing daunted, Cudahy set
about to pay, his debts. With no.
thing except his business ability,
he plunged again into the business
world. At the end of five years
he had paid every cent he owed
and was again a wealthy man.
Other men have done similar
things. Mark Twain for instance,
and Walter Scott. But on smaller
scale hundreds of men sacrifice
years Of their lives to pay debts to
which the law doesn't hold them,
but which their honest and straight
forward character force them to
pay. Cndahy dealt in millions,
while others dealt in hundreds, but
Cudahy, like the others. was honest
and determined and there is no
record that he did not play fair in
All his fnancial dealings.
Some men attempt to do what
-Cudahy accomplished, with the
hope merely for luck in speculation,
and behind their plunging in the
markets is the desire to save them
selves from punishment. A prom
inent banker, who is now in the
Federal prison, went to New York
shortly after the disclosures grow
ing out of his failure and attempt
led to win back his fortune. He
went for. the purpose of dabbling
i'm New York's high finance. He
thopght he could win back in Wall
Street what he had taken from the
laboring classes, the widows and
the orphans who trusted him. But
be had neither the honesty nor the
ability of q SCudahy, and he failed,
John Ondahy came from Ireland
d poor boy and worked as q laborer
around the Kansas City stockyards.
Not all poor boys can accomplish
what Cudahy did, but all can try
|it. Clarion Ledger.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15

: The Gulletti Gin Factory at
Amiteg ba4 which has been shut
down since the middle of Deceln-
ber, will open Monday on an en-
larged scale with full time.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15
DISCO v e r Y

: = e., w, Eatman, of \ Grenada,
Miss has, discovered q wonder
full liquid medicine, greaseless,
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1915-05-15

Turnage- Atkinson Drug co.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-12-24
TURKS IGNORANT OF WITHDRAWAL
OF BRITISH FORCE FROM GAILIPOLl

neutrality-suspicious. in other sectors
of the front on the Gallipoli Peninsula
than those from which troops were an
nounced Tuesday to have been with
drawn, are to be continued, it is inti-
mated In an official statement issued
here. The withdrawal was effected
without the knowledge Of the move
ment on the part of the Turks, it is
declared.
The British troops at the Suvla and
Anzac districts Of the Gallipoli Penin-
sula were officially reported to have
been Withdrawn.
Further details Of the evacuation
of the Anzac and Suvia zones have
been received" says the official state
ment. without the Turks being
aware of the movement great army
has been withdrawn from one of the
areas occupied on the Gallipoli Penin-
sula, although in the closest contact
with the enemy. By this, contraction
of the front at other points of the line
will be more effectively carried out.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-12-24
Friend Of President Wilson on
Secret Mission 10 Theater Of War

New York-Colonel e. M. House,
confidential advisor of President Will
son, said Wednesday that he would
shortly sail for Europe at the request
Of the President.
Colonel House declared the sole pur-
pose of his trip would be to deliver to
certain American ambassadors informa.
tion regarding this governments at.
titude on various international matters
now pending. He denied emphatical-
ly that his trip will in any way be o
peace mission.
81 am going to Europe at the re-
quest Of the President and the Secre.
tary Of State, for the purpose of tax.
ing information to some Of our ambas'
sadors," he said, Sin order that they
may have more intimate knowledge Of
this governments attitude regarding
certain phases of International ques
tions and in order to obtain from then
their point Of view on these matters.
ut is not advisable to bring HON,
at this time any Of our ambassador
from the belligerent countries. 1t hal
been found impossible to convey or oh
tain by cable or correspondence quit,
the correct atmosphere"