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C.rpathians has not been presumed.

Carpsthians has not been resumed.
Both sides have been content
with small engagements, some
times ending in bayonet charges.
At some points the Austro-Ger-
man forces have been successful
and at others the soldiers Of the
Gar. A cavalry demonstration
in force by German cavalry has
been made in the region east and
southeast of East Prussia. To
what extent it has been carried is
not certain, and the Russians do
not seem to have ascertained as
vet whether it is to be followed
by a general forward movement
The drying Of the roads and
fields in this region makes a for
ward movement possible.
The German submarines have
sunk neutral steamers at widely
different points. A Finnish YES
sci was sent to the bottom in the
North sea; two Norwegian barks
were destroyed and a Russian
vessel Of 1000 tons was sunk of
the west coast of Ireland. One
English ship, the Mobile, and
several English fishing boats have
been sunk.
A surprising event of the week
was the attack made by a German
airmsn ON the Standard Oil
steamer Gushing in the north
sea. 1t was bound from Phila-
delphia for Rotterdam with a
cargo of oil. 1t was said to have
touched at an English port on
the way, and it probably landed
some oil. The Gushing was fly
ing the American flag, and Amer
lean flags were painted on both
sides of the vessels bow. Never
theless the airmen dropped three
or four bombs, and the latest re-
ports are to the effect that the
vessel was damaged. The excuse
of the Berlin war office probably
will be either that the airmen
made a mistake or that the ves-
sci was engaged in the English
trade and was carrying contra
band.
The French navy suffered a
considerable loss when the cruis-
er Leon Gambetta was sunk by
an Austrian submarine at the en-
trance to the Adriatic sea.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-08
Industrial Items.

Indiana contains 21s.OO0 iaborina
men.
There are $3.50 women BARRIERS ir
the state Of New York.
Iowa has IS, 794 Industrial workers
Of whom 48. TO are men.
About 125,0OO telephone girls are EN-
ployed In the United States.
There are twenty-five incandescen,
gas mantle factories In the United
States.
Minimum wage laws for women have
been enacted In Oregon. California
Colorado. Massachusetts, Minnesota
Nebraska, Utah. Washington and Wis
constn.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-08

After a lingering illness cove,;,-
a period Of several years. the sD;r.
of Mrs. Ida B. Swift. anative dam.
ter of Elko County. passed awavI -
night at 10 o'clock at the residar.s
of her sister. Mrs. c. w. GrisvoH
Mrs. Swift was born in Lamoille W,
ley on May IL. 1876. She vas "a.
Gated in the public schools Of ~,
county and until several years af,.-
her marriage she resided here.-ELo
Independent.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-08

Prof. j. R. McKillop of Lovelock
has been made principal of the
Churchill County High School, the
Churchill County Eagle announces.
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PROGRESS Of THE WAR


the Dardanelles last week, al
though heavy fighting continued
in the vicinity Of the Belgian
town. The Allies established
themselves on both the Asiatic
and European sides of the Oar
danelles, landing troops under
the guns Of their wsrships. The
points at which they landed were
occupied BY great Turkish forts
until about two months ago,
when the English and French
warships reduced the forts to
ruins with shell fire.
On the Gallipoli peninsula,
which is the European side. the
English landed at Sidd Ell Bahr,
Cape Helles and Cape Tepe,
which are all at the tip Of the
peninsula The Australians and
New Zealanders landed a little
farther north on the Aegean lit
toral of the peninsula. After
three days of battle and lombard
ment the English and Australian
troops advanced to Krithia, about
FIVE miles from the tip, and they
now occupy at least a dozen
square miles on the European
side.
On the Asiatic side the French
landed at two points. AT one
they made a demonstration and
later retired. At Kun Kaleh
which was a strong fort and which
was destroyed by shells in March,
they made their real landing and
succeeded in occupying the ruins
Of the fort and advancing for some
distance. They are now engaged
in organizing this ground and
have not attempted an advance.
The Turkish reports declare that
the French have been expelled
entirely from the Asiatic shores
but this is not likely.
The English and French war.
ships have assisted effectively il
the landing and have kept the
forts occupied night and day
The ships have a certain advan'
tage in being able to choose theil
positions and to fight only one OIL
two forts at a time. Thus they
can concentrate their fire, and the
reply can come only from a few
forts and some land batteries. As
the Allies proceed along the pen
insula the operations of the Tur.
kish land batteries will be re.
stricted more and more. Never.
theless the task before the Allies
is almost appalling in its magni'
tude.
A number of the English and
French warships have been hit and
several of them have been badly
damaged, if Turkish reports car
be accepted as even approximate
ly correct. A Turkish troop
transport was sunk inside the
narrows by shells which the
Queen Elizabeth, out at sea, sem
clear across the Gallipoli PENN.
sula.
At Ypres attacks and counter
attacks were kept up for four Oh
five days after the Canadian
troops had regained a part of the
field lost by them in the mair
fighting. The French and Bel
gians appear to have met witt
some success, but they have mo-
been able to expel the Germans
from the bridge head on the wesf
side of the canal. The German
wedge resembles that at st. Mi
hiel, and if driven a few miles
farther will compel the Allies to
rQctIfv ri cir Epao apI ~o~Lo--
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NEW TO-DAY
BILE
BY The
COUNTY Commissioners
Ar THKTR-
MEETING, MAY 3, 1915

ORDERED. That the following sum. :
money be allowed the following named
sons, RESPECTIVE ely. to-~it:
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FOR SALE

A complete Cyanide mill, consisting
Of one grizzly, n syratory crushsr,
two sets Of stamps. n Dorr clAs.ifyer,
n tube mill. pulp thickener. tanks,
etc. A battery Of two 80 horse power
boilers, l Allis-C Chalmers 14r30 steam
engine. / air compressor; also rotary
pumps, together with all necessary
shafting and betting.
The above mill Is in complete work
ing order and has been operated onlya
short time. All machinery ia of Allis-
Chalmers make.
All buildings on the premises. con
sisting Of superintendent dwelling,
bunk house, assay office, storeroom and
several other houses, are also offered
for sale.
This property is all for sale at q bar
gain. Come and investigate.
For further particulars address.
NICK RATIO,
Eureka. Nevada.
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BRIGHT BRIEFS.

War is n of the things that refuses
to pay as 1t goes.
NO bird scars too high II he
with his own wings.
A swelled head Is never caused bv
expansion Of the brain.
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FOR SALE

Goose
Guinea Setting
Duck -ee
Plymouth Rock
Also Pigeons and Belgian Hares
This is all A No. l Thoroughbred
Stock. For prices write
Mrs. X. E. JOHNS.
Johns Station, Eureka County
Nevada. Vis Buckhorn)
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fNDIGkSrs.
ORDERED. That the following sums Of money
be allowed the following named INDECENT per.
cons. to-wit:
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l hereby certify that the above is a correct
copy OF the record.
r. McCHARLEs. Clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

Ser illgen0lide 2ple, ser urtcr
Der M11flnge, @eloer aunter folldel1
@oripiegelu1gen erlangt gu. boben,
Iid ldu1loig bcfonrlt ibatte, m1roe bonn
'@eribt parolirt, a1nter ser @ebin-
glarrg, bob er IN 3llfunft einen beile-
'ren 2ebellSapa,loel fiibren ion. Sem
@oter, IS. SO. Start, apirb peront-
|1portlih gemadt fir bus 8etrage1,
|6es eSillacn..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

Gffnet tperoen. MGen s(nidein l1ah
fperoen lid cine Mn5afl 2el,tc Ser
1rei 5taotc nrto ltmgegenb an Ser
Jabrt betbeiligen, 6ern cine Mn5abl3
8labe iinb bis iebt idon o1tf ;5em
1atnpfer nMprntng Star" belegt
morbet,. Ole Reiienoen babe1t 5tpei
Gage Seit, iid Die Staot Seem Or
leans an5nieben uno aud mebrere
Sta6te allf Ser 5abrt 5n bcilld)cn.
Spe5ieI in Der Serbit5eit lit cine lol-
DIE 5abrt iebr interciiaut.
Die meltlide Mbtbeilung Ser 2eb=
rer g~ercinigltng bon Sai1ois miro.
ibre Sabres= Gonbention in Mo,,=
mmltb abbalten, an melder mebrere
6unbert 2ebrer t6eilnebmen meroen
1tno meld}e bonn z. bis 8. Sftobcr
itottfin0en miro. 9err ". s. BUR
ton, Nrinsipal ser Gof SsSslnnb Sod)s
ldulc, miro elmer Ser &coner bei ser
aonoention lem.
Sim gamstag finoet befanlltIih bic
ginpeibllg 6es augemcinen Solbo=
.te1monlllnel1ts auf bem Gbippianiod
5rie6bof ltatt. Gas Monument bat
iiber $4,000 gefpltet unb lit Elm im=
poiantes. Sic oeutid)en 8ereia1e Ger
g5taot baben bcfanntlid) allh ettpa
Spei bunOcrt Collars 5t beml eileen
betGetragen. Gin reid)baltiges 1,1b
Invertebrates Nrogramm lit fir Sic
gimpei61.ngsfeier ausgearbeitet apor-
ben. Sic Geutl6cn iollten 1th 5abl-
reid 81 Der Jeier einfin0en, an mel-
der iid]erli6 IanienOe tbeilnebm1en
|tperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
Meuea aus Molint.

@ic Ser mi ng6t,ntog Morget i'll
|,ber Sriibe ultf oen @abnbofen III Sill
bis 5ll lei11em CODE %gefo1nmcne 5un-
Der 6. Meterlon oerlebt mur0e, miro
mpbl ME erflart meroe11 fon1lel1, Octrn
les poren feline Mllgen5el1gel1 BET oen1
ll1tfau 51gegel1. Ser Ma1m gerietb
alien Mnid)ein nod 5tpiiden 5lpei
9abnipagen l,llO muroe ieine 9rlllt
~eingeoriidt, 10 BOB er auf bem @ege
gum Solpitol ltorb. @ei Der ahaebal=
tenem 2eibenlbau .mllrbe bic grfla,
rlrg abgcgebelt, bob Der Wam ourd
ltnfal 5u ieil1em Iooe eefommen lei
into Rienlal1o fiir Sen 600 peral1t.
tportlid, gebolten meroe1 foinne.
Gg lit cine misunderstanding glb=
naintc in. Dem @etrieb Der Sitnep-
bulle ou per5eidueu. Set @egiml
Der SiitneybuB<g infiibrurg bat oie
s3aN ~0erlelbel1 INT. Sic @alfte abge,
uonmlerl ieitoem 2i5eus l1no 9iiirs,
1ldaft feitgelctt lmlrben. Die Mbenbe
|iillo Die belten grlte5eiteu Ser Sitnep.
|buIie.
Ma6 LANCER @ranfbeit al, Ser Ill,
berfuloiis lit porgeitern Mbelto in if,
rem 9eim, 1910 3. Mrenl,c, SRI
@attie Sobrlon i'm glitter bon 80 Sub,
rem geitprben. Sic muroe an /.
Sl1li 1883 III Mpline, Ser ieitberiger
Seimatb, aeborc1. 'SSS1t Sabre 1901
graoltirte 1te bon Scr bieiigeu Sod.
idulc. Sic birterlaBt Sic Mltte,
lu,b eirliae onoere @ertpanote. SIN
Slater mltroe an 81. 6ebrl,ar bieics
Sabrvs BON ei,1em 31g Ser @l,rling.
ton @abn itberfu6rcn un6 getootet
Die geeroigl,tg finoet am Gorners.
tag Nadntittua bonn Srulterbaltle auS
auf Dem Nipertoc 5riebbof ltatt,
Die @eeroielng bes p%eritorbe1er
@m. 9ariel fano ON WittlpodJ Mab,
mittag ollf Dem Triebbof 81 @anp.
ION ltatt. Srel1oe oes Serltorbenet
fl1rgirten als 2cid}entragcr.
@cge,, tbatlideit M,,eriffs mtrOer
IStnislaus Sonamsfi l,no George
E5col1rts 9nerbaftet lln0 5u $t6.25 I'M
&olten herl1rtbcllt.
ltnter lie 5000 8%iirgldait eeitca.
nl1rben George @amp bon Mof SIS
lalto urtb gu9cne @eninatnn POI
Galt Moline, ba lie init ei,,em 5rei
2lul0uM eeborigen M1ttontobil gegel
cine @or Gar gefobrem aparen. uni
bic Moid)ine SIM 9etraee non $500
belhaoigt mltroe. Das 8erb6r min
am J.. 9ftobcr ltattiil0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

80 w.
reid 81 Der lJeier einfin0en, an pel-
der iiderlid Im1ielr0e tbeilnebmen
1perben.s
MeueB aus MuS(Qtine
Nad berbdltniBmdBig mir fl1r3er
3eit int ~borgeitcr1 Nadmittag in lei
nem Seim, 610 oltlide 8. StraBe,
Sipbn s. 8leIiD, Elm IongiGbriger Git
mobner Ser Sto0t, i'm boben Sitter
bon 81 Sobre1 al Mltersldnpad)e se-
|itorben. Nellp muroe a1 is. Sc
brlior 1881 in Ironfrcid) geboren
ul1O fam in iungen Sabren ms 2ano,
3uerit na6 ct. 2onis l,nb mebrere
Sabre barauf nod Muscotine. Sic
5amilie 5og lpaterbin apieoer nod
l5t. 2plis, Inn Damn mieoer nod
Ml1scatine 5uriidaufebren. Ser Ser
itorbeltc Dinterlabt leine betogte @ot-
tim einen 8rlloer in st. Qouis lo-
ME mebrere Meffen ltltb Mid)ten. Gle
8eeroigl1ng fan0 geitern bon Ser ct.
Muttbias Stride al1s auf bent ct.
Marp's 6rieobof itatt. @eo. S. S.
2conaro amtirte.
S6ran Martill &einert, eine friible.
re lo~ngia5rige @imofu1erit POI,
Museatine, lit DorgeItern Morgen ii
ibrem @eim iii Boulder, Sol, nod
5peha1pnatiger &ronfbett I'M sitter
BON 81 Sabren geitorbcn. Sic nar
cine Sdnpelter bpn Gabriel Tleit,
4O6 tpeitlid)e 8. 5traBe. Sbren Eooo
betrnl1erlt Ser @otte, lotpie 5apei &'il1-
Ser, Troncis u11o Marie Meincrt. Sic
9eer0igu,g fi1r0et belte Morgen III
Boulder itatt.
Die 5tobI-Jirtltren fir Sic l1el,e
5taotballe fir bic Mecoroers nlpb
Sl1eertieltrssOfficcn lit bier ieet anee,
llangt u1o lollen lofort initalirt mer.
l6en. Die Gin1peibrng Ser 5tabtbnne
miro befanrtlid nid)iten Monat
itattfmoen. Die l1mgebl,ng Ser
15taotballe, nie Maien, @ege etc.
miro ictt beraerid)tet, 10 baB lit chi,
gen @od)el1 Mnes III better Sronuna
iIein miro.
Cine Mauoe po1, 6aIldmiinoer1
lpn gegertuartig ibr l~1rnpelen lit oe1
I5ta6t treihen urro lit Ole Noli5ci elf
rig babel. ~bcrlclben auf Ole Spur 81
tomme1e. GerOadtige Mii11aen lin>
i'll M%l1scatine I'M l1mgange, BOD
fonnte Bis iest Mie1nanb abgefab1
peroen, Der bas @elo III l1mlali ge.
iett bat.
9ie Nieiige 8iclrno Sutton So
trifft M~nltalten, Inn lire &nopffabrt1
5n pergroBerlt, 10 DOB ol1d) mebr Mr.
better angeitent meroen fD11ner. 1it
&nopffabrif III Ml1scatine ldein.
nieoer bebclte11be 5ortidritte 5l1 mo.
A,,, S,,, =, .m,, SoLe,, 1,..L,
Wv. ON .oa ~ utse1s ouplaae1 y S y.
asyss Sepe... = uub n.tgleie arpeliel
u'selpeul 'perpcn 'l'ub'c'l.
Ser i1aeuolide 2nle. ser 1n,tc,
ser Mnflnne. @el6er an1ter rfoIlfp,
MprlpieoeIin1oen erlonot i, ho6pr,
ia, .idnrihin befonnt ihottp murine NM
@eridt parpIirf. arnter Ser aebim
SS1tu% ful''lr N1ISb ~ NESpA9S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

@erlangt: Sir cine @obe nllr rciz
niaen mir Seberbetten fin $500 bas
.Stiid, poer MAIDEN Bic 5uiammenleee
barren Seber : gSotra3en fir $3.50.
fpmplet. Geiihen3 : &bnne: 4797.
Office : 9bpne: 6133. SanitnrD sea-
tier MatreR & &enopatins Gp.
17,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
TGhreu Ser ,bei11t 9uiebQlllpiel

Sua@hren Der beln1 galeballlp1el
5lpiiden Dapliue lul0 Dapenport lieg-
reid .bereorgegaltgenen Wplime glom
sguDs gibt Die MeoliM 8alebaa Nllo=
ciation ebellte abefb Cit Ba,fett I'M
Manuf lecturers @ntel. Gas Gebed
fitr theiluebmenoe @alte fpi1et $1.00.
,@s miro o,tgenonunel1, ouB it'd etrpa
500 8ulebal-g ntbuiimten gum 9an-
fett einltelen lperoel1.
@eiratbs : grlallbniBid)eine erbiel=
ten: Otto S. @uis l11o Jrau ellis
@ortirer, Davenport; Sames Hoien=
berg unb Sri. Mnna 2pnd, Yeoriu.
Muf ibrer ung|fe ~
Jabrt burd bas BON Ben MuTen
9etnge1udte Sltpreubeu lputaen sc
8aiierln Mno Die, Rronprln5el1ln Gdz
ellie in ben perihieoenen DDrfern Sc
gen1tanb beseilterter !6%ulbi9ung. Cine
b%efonoers bubide Gbrltng, 10 ldreibt
man aus @umbinnen, bereitete. non
ibnen bel Benz 8eiud bes gutsts.
sirtes 5arpuppnen i'm 4reiie @tallue
pDnen, ipp Der @utsbeiiber Malcita
Die bpben 5rauen nit einem eiaenar-.
ti9en Gbrengeleit iiberrai9t. gu bic
lem 3pede fdpansen 1ih Die GUS
ange1telten, unb 5nur slreelte Die
Mdsbe, in Die gferoeldtte... sic rit-
ten osn berridaftliden Wu!aapG;!en
entgeaen unb mud)ten CUR grDbten
5reube Der beibsn 5%iirliinnen mie
Der geiomten 8eo0lterung on Der
Settle Der arafipagen Die ssebrt ourd
ben msgeoebnten @~utsbesirt III Sc
itredtem @alopp nit. Noh ser 8es
lidtisung Der 5~erlt0rten @tdttsn nabm
Die Raiierin WeroulaNlng, Dem
9utsbeliser pte Der teYferen @d)ar
aer Reiter unb Rc;teriurel tiig Sic
}9one llehetrai9uns perl1ulid ibren
Dant aas5uiprcdlen.
Mu6 e ne gntf 6ulhiz
gu n g. @edbrter herr 2eerer! Sn=
Dem Dab rnein .5pbn belt frant if
lne ih uu4 nibt eans se1unp bin,
mos Der 9pttor Ben beiben @dnaer
in bic @bube {hieht. Die po mir
bsibe am .9eitrisen Seuertas per5dbrt
taben, lpollen Sic meinen 5pbn bette
bnn Der 91ule e%nt1inteu.
S1re sans ersebene alara Hun0,
lt4.
Die iun9e 5ausfrau,
gatte: ryeo, bore nal, liebes sSrau=
Den, unb ioge mas Oh piaft =,
DaS Sleii9 bot bellte einen qona
fnf19leoenen Patfhouli : @e1dmad
mp s@erld, baS 1T ia einfd9 ideuB=
Ii9!"
Sunae 5rau: n9aun ia, peibt 9uI
lh bette g Aamlih Elm btsden a,
lanse lfegen IaKen,; iinb 81 rod q
1Aon etpgs!!4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
Mnaetgeu fur
Arbettspldte, gerfaufe, Berlufe, q
&p1nurget1 etc.

iii bieie r 8ubrif tperben fir einen Sag
biz gu elmer @o6e su Ben nadfplgen,
Sen Guten inierirt: gis 51 bier 3etlen
ODER oeren Nnum SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu adt 3eilen $1.00. Seine Gin,
5eige miro fir neriser als 50c nnge,
no1nmen.
Sir gteuengeiude tpirb Bel einz biz
le6smaltger Snlertion 25e bere6net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

Simmer ST. pcrmtctbem: Cute be-
qllell1e llnb mooerne Simmer fir Ser
ren. Nlc 8eouemlidfetten unb quite
gcSienlng. Greiie iiuo maBtge. Clint
mer fit cine poer 5tpet 9erIpttetl.
NadBufragen bel Srau 8. Neiaer,
III 1aipeltl. 4. Str. 1S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

5m bermietben: s Simmer mobernes
Stat; beiBes uno faltes @aier; Bab
etc. 9anpfbei5ung i'm Binter. Ru63u,
frneen IN Der Office bes Ser 9emDs
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

&erlanst: Mdoden fir allserncine
Sausarbeit. Nad5ufrugen in SEQ. 11O1
8rano apemte, poer nan %telepbnnirc
Sab. 47OS. 21,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

5u pcrtanfcn: 6a1sbaltungs : Sc
genltd1be uno MDbeI aIler Irt, ein=
ld'lieBlid 6artfpblen Glen. @erbe
Die Sad)cn bilig b~erfaufen. Serbinauo
@mlf, 1923 ipetl. gierte Str.
22.1&t. :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

Serlanst: ginesl1dbulterin in ei1rem
Sdlahterz 8eIddft; muB beutlh iprez
den tornen. Sfferten u1,ter rs. S.
1905. Q. Ser 9emofrat". 22,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

Die sapeite fir orei Msod)cn bcredl-
netc. 0anlpifoptfabrt nah Mem Sr.
|leans, Ga, miro bon bier ans ON
Sanlstag &admittag I'M 3 l19r Ct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

@eiratbs : grlol,bniBideine erbiel
ten: Otto S. ellis uu1o Jralt gais
@orti1er, Davenport; Sames Holerl
berg unb Sri. Nnna 2Dndl Heoriu.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26
Clears Skin Stops
All Blood Troubles
Goes Right Down to Where
the Germs Start
From.

The action of s. s S. the famous blood
purifier is notable in the skin. 1t is but
natural that blood impurities should
seek an outlet. Water, gas, oil and
nearly all the active products of nature
seek the surface. It seems to be a cos
mic law. Even our thoughts VIII M
dertake to find expression. And 50 vrha-
ever we take into our system viii even
tuaIly come out changed in form, con
verted often into some other substance.
but constituting always either waste
or that which has served its useful pur-
pose and must be eliminated And the
skin is the principal avenue for escape
Of certain acids or poisons. If the skin
and blood be healthy. these wastes pass
off as yapor or perspiration. But i'm
pure blood loads the skin with eczema
pimp1es, acne, rheumatism, rash, fever
bIisters blood risings and other erup-
tons And s S. s. has been found the
very best safest and most effective
remedy TO purify the blood and thus re-
store the skin to clear and attractive
health. Get q bottle today of any drug
gist. but he emphatic. Do not allow any
one to hand you a substitute Wrapped
around the bottle IS an interesting cir
cular that tells you how to obtain skill
full advice free on any subject concern
ing the blood
s s S. is prepared only by The Swift
Specific Co. 113 Swift Bids atlanta,
Ga. Look for this name on the package.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26
I'll. t. MASSEY

A special to the Times-Union from
Citra, dated April %, says:
This town was saddened to learn
that Mr.. H. T. Massey had passed
away at an early hour this morning
after an illness of few weeks, heart
failure being the cause of his death.
Mr.. Massey was born March TO-
1841, in Adams county, Ohio. He lived
most of his life in his native state,
coming to Florida about three years
ago, locating at Orange Springs. He
moved to Citra last September and the
family has made many friends here.
Mr. Massey was member of the M
E. church and always loved its service
and people. He was a Mason since
early manhood, was second lieutenant
in the 195th regiment Ohio volunteer
infantry in the civil war. He was "a
years of age. He married Miss Kate
Woodwork in 1893 in Lewis county,
Kentucky. He leaves devoted wife,
son and daughter, both of whom are
grown, as well as other relatives to
mourn his death.
The funeral services will take place
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev
Partridge of the NJ E. church viii
conduct the services. Interment vii
be in the Citra cemetery.
The bereaved family has the sym
ra5thu of rnanv friends here and else
where.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26
CROPS
ARE LOOKING WELL

The vegetable crops are looking
mighty good around Ocala, consider
ing the unfavorable weather early in
the season Many Of the fields of
beans, tomatoes, melons and canta-
loupes have nearly a full stand and
the vines are growing rapidly. The
beans are putting on leaves nicely and
the tomato plants are blooming. The
farmers viii be shipping before you
know it. The yield viii be short, far
short OF the usual crop and is going to
be late; there is no getting around
those facts, but there is lots of truck
in the fields of Marion county and q
lot of vegetables will be shipped, and
let up hope the shortness of the crop
will be made up to a large extent in
better prices.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26

The sheriff of Marion county is of
the opinion that the city council of
Ocala should pass curfew law to
keep boys and girls off the street at
night. Miami might be benefited by
such law, but who would enforce it /?
Miami would also be benefited by the
enforcement of the anti-cigarette law,
but has no officers who are capable OF
doing it.-Miami Metropolis.
We don't know what sort of Off
GERS they have in Miami, but if the
Ocala council passes a curfew law
the police will enforce it. As for sell
ing cigarettes to minors, how many
cases has the Metropolis reported tc
the authorities since the Law was pass
ed? If a tobacco dealer sells Gig
arettes to minors when the sheriff OF
Marion county or one of his deputies
is present, or if any person reports
such sale to the officers, the offender
Is sure of arrest and trial. 1t proba-
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26

bly, hasn't occurred to the Metropolis
that it is the duty Of every good citi-
zen to report violations of law that
come within his ken, or that it is i'm
possible for the taxpayers to support
force of deputies and police large
enough to mount guard over all to-
bacco dealers. If the Metropolis will
appoint its reporters as detectives TO
go around and spot the dealers who
sell cigarettes to minors, it can give
the practice in its town quite set
back.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-26

House bill No. 225, entitled "An
act to authorize the board of county
commissioners of Marion county, Flor
ida, to reissue certain county warrants
or scrip and to validate the same, and
authorizing said board to make such
reissue warrants or scrip payable at
periods TO be fixed by said board, with
interest at rate of not to exceed six
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually" has been passed by the leg
islature, and needs only the governors
signature to make it law