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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-30
The Verbal nuance.

The Evening Post loves the verbal
nuance. About fifty housewives" It
says, "and six brides heard the talk"
New York Tribune.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-30
SCHOOL FAIR
AT AUDITORIUM OCTOBER 3OTH

h with the public that able 10
which will held
this Auditorium Saturday October 30 Liberal
will be the exhibits
will these complete
list of the offered the will the
of the CENTRAL RECORD For the benefit Of those
these be-
low list Of the classes o Re competed for
l. Best Exhibit OF IIandwork grades.
Best Exhibit of iandwork from second and third grades
g. Best loaf Of bread.
1 Best beaten biscuit
s. Best glass Of apple Jelly.
Most sensible kitchen
T. Best embroidered towel.
s. Best dressed dol by child under 10.
g. Best bird house. grades o
10 Best model farmgAte. grades
H. Best exhibit of Manual Training
l2s Best rapid calculator and
49, Best speler
H. Best relief map of Kentucky.
Is Best defamation, grades / to
10 Best GRAFTON, grades
H. Best exhibit of 10 writing books
Is Best How o Exterminate the
10 Best booklet Home sanitation.
20 Best bushel Of
p. Best 10
% Best judge in seed
20 Best collection of wood from trees Of Kentucky
Premium school bringing enrolment Trustee
pupils.
% Banner to school winning most premiums
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01

s ate of Oklahoma,
Muskogee County
In llr District Court OF
Muskogee County Oklahoma
II. Il. +. Johnson, Plaintiff
vs.
\pnes Johnson Defendant.
Publication Notice No 1919
Ayn,s Juhuspu: You are hereby
,.uiif 4 md summons is hereby
Issued by pu''lcatOn according
bplaw. advising aud notifying
y,u that suit has been filed
galnsI youby II p. B. Johnson
dockpitd ~ the District Couit Of
Nu,k gee County Oklahoma
Wh IN you are named and
proceeded against as defendant
quirlng you to be- and appear
III Sd ~ CotlI tI' VI UtlUIt wv
day of May 1915 for defend the
divorce proceeding fl I'd against
you in said court: and you are
hereby notified to 50 appear at
said time aud So defeld said
ton. or Judgement will be
taken aga,nsi Ntu - said behalf
&c oriirg to- the plaintiffs pet
tltiou i'rein fl I'd
'Giv-n uudtr my hand and seal
Of tils court lhls the 7th day of
ipnli 1915
G. II. Sh,ffer
Court Clerk.
BY G. VI Lionbe,ger.
Deputy Clerk.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT
r THIS OFFICE
FREE TO FARMERS
SEEDS

ny special arrangement the Ratekin
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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01
No. GG6

This i, a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
taken then as ionic the Fever will not
eturn. 1t acts cu the liver better than
Cslomel and dor ~ EVs ~ sicken. 2Sn
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01
Court Clerk.
BY G. VI Lionbetger.
Deputy Clerk.

\ person Negro whe advis, d
other Negroes not to patrOniZ,
Negro Doctors. LAWYERS aud
other professional men. is not
entities to The support Of the
race. 1t is bad enough for the
iudivldnaI himseIfto knock a.
gainst the professional man. but
IFS hell wnen he advises the rank
and fe to follow his cursed
ex Irnplel.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01


Chief Clerk In Big Business Concern.
Attributes Much Of Success to Dong
the Little Things Well and Sticking
to Her Job.
Birmingham. Ala.-The story OF sue
cess, no matter who the individual or
what the field, Is most always thrilling
and interesting and commands public
attention. That story must he more
interesting and thrilling II the nara
tor happens to be an obscure cOlored
girl. who in the very nature of things
starts out in life handicapped by rea
son Of meager opportunities and ad.
vantages.
Miss Cleo NJ Gibbs. the chief clerk
Of the Atlanta (Aa.) Special Benefit
company. Of which Mr. H. w Howell
is the president and manager Is one
Of the most efficient clerks I'm Birming
ham and assumes with entire satisfac.
ton much Of the harassing details Of
the management Of the big company.
She Is young woman who In her own
way tells how she rose from n mere
machine In the work to one Of the
really dependable characters.
Miss Gibbs says:
"When ! first entered the work as
an obscure clerk the outlook for sue
cess seemed unusually dark. | could
not see my way clearly ] always
looked for the road to success. what.
mi, I'm 4 ly.,s1 hrv In,
school and succeeded In finishing with
class honors and came to Birmingham
from Meridian. Miss. Jan 20, 1910 |
was In the city about month before
I applied for work Then ! applied at
the office OF T. w Howell. who was
lanta Mutual Insurance association
In about two weeks there was va.
cancy to be filed. and thy application
was accepted.
AT first did not like the insurance
work and experienced difficulty In
keeping all the details straight-such
as the difference between lapses and
transfers. life schedules what to do
when one name appeared on the lapse
and transfer sheet nj the same time.
making up Office books. showing the
cash, the arrears. the advances and
20 on.
"The first week seemed enough for
me. ! was ready to give up. but my
people insisted on my sticking to the
Job and making good fully decided
tO quit and did so. did not remain
away from work long. however. and,
summing up new courage. reported for
work the same day quit
Starting Off again. Mr.. Howell
would send one Of the agents or the
special men into the Office to show me
what had to do. Each day 1t seemed
that one would show me in different
way from another, always telling me
that the other was wrong. When the
state inspector came all Of my work
was wrong, and had to stand the
consequences because 1t was In my
handwriting. Everything seemed to
work at a disadvantage. only knew
that was sticking to my Job. and |
was then fully determined to stick
until things went right
II did not get the work right until
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-01
PERSISTENCE IN
BUSINESS wins
nOW Miss Cleo N. Gibbs Mas
tered Her Difficulties.
TELLS A THRILLING STORY.

Rose From Obscure Clerical Position to
Chief Clerk In Big Business Concern.
Attributes Much Of Success to Dong
the Little Things Well and Sticking
to Her Job.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
LUSlTANIA WAS TORPEDOED
NSTANTlNOPLE SUFFERS
 FIRST ATTACK OF WAR
LATER 5:30 p. M.

PARIS, May 7.-NeWs of the first authentic attack of the War directly on the city of Constantinople was re ceived here today. Three Russian avi- ators are said To have flown oyer the city dropping several bombs which have caused extensive damage. The message further says that the Rus san Black Sea fleet is engaged ill bom- bardng the Turkish forts ill the vi cinty of Lick bay near the western entrance To the Gosphorus The bonn hardment has continued oyer the past two days and the Russian vessels have succeeded in penetrating short dis lance within the entrance itself Dnr- ing the hombardmeut "Wednesday an attempt Was made To lombard Con stantinople at hong range. Shells were hurled 10 within a few miles of the If the city but uo results were achieved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
CYCLONE SWEEPS
 SOUTHERN STATES

NEW ORLEANS, May |. Louisiana and Mississippi have been swept by furious storms during the past twenty four hours and in addition to twenty known dead the property loss will run into a million dollars The storm which attained cyclonic proportions swept inland from the Gulf and left a trail of death and devastation through out the entire southern section of both states Shipping has suffered extensive damage along the Gulf and hundreds
 of wrecks of small crafts are report ed Practically the entire Gulf section was more or less effected by the ter rife gale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
GERMANS LOSING TRENCHES
 NEAR YPRES

LONDON. May Continental dis patches indicate that the Flanders fighting continues with the Germans again attempting to advance in the vicinity of Ypres and St Julien but without success IS the sharp counter attacks of the English and Belgian forces has caused them to lose man, trenches which can he recovered only with extreme difHcultv The Germans are reported tn be again using gas bombs in their efforts 10 overcome the allied offensive. IL is asserted that the .Germans are being forced to yield ground steadily although the costs are admittedly heavy.
 The British lines are reported to have advanced within three miles of the city of Yprcs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
GERMANS RUSHING GREAT
 GUNS TO WEST FRONT

PARIS, May 71915.- French aviators report that the Germans are rushing dozens of great siege guns toward the the larger including mammoth howt- gers of the same type as used in the siege of Antwerp and tho Liege fort resses being transported on specially constructed carriages which are appar- ently designed to greatly increase the mobility of the mammoth weapons.
 The aviators report having made
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

ROME, May Tt is reported that the Russians are meeting with heavy reverses in Western Galacia and the carpathians and have been compelled to retreat from several points after suffering enormous losses in killed and wounded. Military experts are of the opinion that the disastrous ending of the great Russian forward movement which for short time threatened to sweep the Austrians back into Hungary is probably due to the fact that the Russians have advanced too far from their base of supplies. It is believed that the Russians will be compelled to change their methods before they
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
BERLIN ASSERTS ENGLAND
 PAYING DEAR FOR BLOCKADE

BERLIN, May 7.--German Sea going submarines capable of cruising for sev- eral weeks continue to penetrate the waters of Englands greatest trade routes despite the fact that the Eng fish channel and other waters adjacent to the British coast are swarming with warships, and are inflieting daily dam age on the allied supply ships proceed ing to and from British ports.
 It is asserted that England is paying dear for the attempt to blockade the German coast The naval authorities estimate that to date the German sub marines have torpedoed or sunk more than two hundred allied vessels in ciuding many fish trawlers which are employed in mine dragging. It is as serted that the English have reported
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
LATER-5: 30 p. M.
STEAMSHIP LUSlTANIA
 TORPEoOED AND SUNK

NEW YORK, May The Cunard Steamship Company has announced the receipts of the full details of the reported sinking of the steamship Lusitania from it's agents in England The announcement states that the con frmed report discoses that the Lusi- tania was torpcdord of kinsal Island The Iusitania sailed from New York last Saturday and wa. due at Liverpool today Dispatches from London print ed hN the Rondow Jones News Bureau Ticker also states that reports to IloNds say that the Lusitania was sunk off the coast of Ireland yesterday afternoon. II has not been determined the number of lives lost in the dis aster although it has been ascertained that the larger portion were able to escape hy the ships boats.
 The passenger list concluded many Americans and English notables The total number of persons aboard the ship being considerable in excess of one thousand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

LONDON, May Because of the positive information of the presence Of German submarines in the waters west of the British Isles. all allied vessels leaving port are being escorted hy heavy conveys of destroyers and sub marines Whenever it is possible out ward bound vessels from Irish potts are leaving in fleets and are accom- panied by war vessels until far out into the Atlantic beyond danger of sub marine attacks The Admiralty has is sued warnings to all vessels to exercise unusual caution.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
YUAN FEARS MEMsERMENT
 AND DOWN FALL OF CHINA

PEKIN, May 7.-Presidcnt Yuan has expressed the belief that England will not be inclined to exert extreme pres sure To stay ]apans war preparations. compelled to depend on the good offices of Russia and the United States in se= curing Il modification of the impossible Japanese demands. Yuan is also credited with the statement that the government fears that a Japanese war will mean the dismemberment of the Republic and the down fall of the pres ent Chinese freedom.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 7.-In a state ment issued by the State Department today, the government in referring to the Japanese Chinese negotiations re- iterated the intention of the govern ment to adhere to the "open door policy in China and also insists that the territorial integrity of China will be upheld by the United States
 The statement which practically places the government in the attitude of sponsor for the future of the Chinese tentious utterance which has emanated from the State Department since the close of the Spanish American war The statement which is apparently in tended as a warning to Japan asserts that the United States as one of the guarantors of the open door in China cannot fail to insist that no measure detrimental to the maintainence of that policy shall be forced upon China and the United States will be compelled to view such attempts as an affront to this nation. The statement concludes with the significant utterance that save in the event of absolute assur- rance that the territorial integrity of China will be respected. the United States is constrained to view all hostile demonstrations against Chinese terri
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

succeeded in trapping nearly third of the Russian army operating in western Galicia and have captured many thou- sands, the remainder eXtricating them- selves only by the most heroic efforts. It is stated that the situation is any thing but favorable to the Russians in that section and severe punishment has been inflicted on the Russians along their entire front compelling them to fall back for several miles along practically the entire length of their line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
TURKS LEAVE
 2,OOO DEAD

ATHENS. May News received here indicates that the Turks have again been defeated in desperate cn- counter Hlh 1he English near the city of Galipoli The reports slate that lhe Tmks left oe.r two thousand dead on the blttle field. Il is also stated that the allies 5re fast closing in on the remaining forts on lhe western shore of the D4rdanelles The benin sula from the extreme western end to a point some miles to the north of Galipoli, is reported Ia be in the hands of the allies
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
GERMAN PRESS THINKS
 ALLIES HAVE DISAGREEMENT

BERLIN, May. 7.-Thc German press professes to see indications that Eng ing over alleged French negotiations with Japan without first obtaining the consent of England and Russia It is asserted that the French realizing the great danger facing them during tho summer, have been striving to have u Japanese army sent to Europe to assist in tho defense against the Germans,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
TURKS TURN TABLES
LAYER 5.3n p. M.

ATHENS. May !. Dispatches from the eastern section of the GaIlipoh arena received late today indicate that by a concentration of forces the Turks have succeeded n administering a severe repnlso To the allied army opcr- ating to the north of Yenakoy. Tho allies are declared to have suffered Sc were losses as the result of s sudden and unexpected Turkish attack
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

MTKDEN, May 7.=Orders issuing from the Japanese consulate last night prohibiting Chinese from approaching the consulate building have resulted in a general fight with the Japanese sol diers doing guard duty. It is believed that the Japanese troops in barracks at Kinehas have been summoned to the city for the purpose of protecting the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
FRENCH COMPELLED TO
 EVACUATE POSITIONS

PARIS, May 7.-Unoficial advices received here from the vicinity of the French center state that the French forces have been compelled to evac- nate a great stretch of territory in the Argonne district The French losses are declared to be exceedingly heavy The entire wooded district is said Ia have been abandoned in the face of terrific German offensive
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

PEklN, May 7.-The Japanese ulti- matum in reply to the Chinese an- nouncement of refusal of the Japanese demands was received last night and is today receiving the attention of Pre- sident Yuan and his advisors. It is stated that unless Japan will consent to modify her terms the government previously given. In the face of the threatened crisis President Yuan has decided that in addton.to the appeal la America, delivered yesterday, the government will also appeal to Russia
 France and England seeking to enlist their support in restraining the Jap anese from assuming actual hostilities.
 The government is preparing To of
 fer all possible resistance and military preparations are under way throughout the eastern sections of the Republic
 Reports from ALukden received last night indicate that the troops occupy ing the Japanese barracks at kinchau are preparing to seize the city IL is generally accepted that China can do nothing to restrain the beginning of hostilities on the part of Japan short of complete assent to the eXorbitant
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
TWO BRITISH STEAMERS SUNK
 OFF IRISH COAST.

LONDON. May 7 Admiralty re ports bulletin the sinking of two British steamers in the waters adjacent tp the Irish coast The British steamer Centurian was sunk off the west coast at an early hour this morning The steamer Candidate was also torpcdocd and sunk off Waterford. The crews of both vessels are reported saved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
SWEDISH STEAMER
 SUNK IN NORTH SEA

LONDON, May | The swedish steamer Catthay hound from Gopen- hagen for Chinese ports with passen- gers and freight was sunk bV q Ger man submarine in the North Sea yes terday afternoon. All aboard with the exception of several members of the crew escaped in the ships boats
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
LATE TELEGRAMS

by the German auxiliary cruiser Syl- Nania while enroute to d Russian Baltic port The report which comes from German sources states that the Vana
 dis was found on examination to be Russians and was therefore promptly torpedoed... .. .. .. .. .. ....
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
EXPERTS BELIEVE RUSSIANS
 MUST CHANGE METHODS

will be enabled to advance into Hun gary as the general impassibility of the country bordering the Carpath- ians precludes the rapid movement of both troops and supplies
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
JAPAN CALLS NAVAL
RESERVISTS

TOKYO, May The War Ministry has issued final orders calling all Jap anese naval reserVists to the colors, in dicating that Japan is preparing to equip. the entire fleet in readiness for any determined action. The more modern vessels of the navy are now in readiness to proceed to sea al il mo ments notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
RUSSIANS SUFFER
 GREAT REVERSE

LONDON, May 7.-The Russian operations in the Galician sections have met with a check which is in the nature of disaster according to dis patches received here today. It is re- ported that the Germans by again em- ploying the deadly gas bombs have
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
CHINA AccEoes TO
 JAPANESE DEMANDS

TOXIC. May Late advices from the Chinese capital state that the Chinese government has signifed it~ intention of aeceding to the Japanese demands under protest It is believed here that the Chinese hare recognized the fact that resistance 10 the Japan rse is foolish.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
CLAIM MORE
 BRITISH BOATS

LONDON, May 7.=A small steam trawler and also a schooner arc re- ported sunk by submarines in the North sea during the past twenty-fout hours The crews in both eases arc reported saved
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

Let the o. E. S. furnish your Sunday dinner-SaIads, Nut Bread. etc Maso- nic Temple. Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

but small portion of the losses sui fered during the continuance of the submarine blockade
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
CONSULAR ORDERS RESULT IN
 GENERAL FIGHT

consulate. owing to feeling running high it is greatly feared that the ar rival of more troops will be the signal for further demonstrations on the part of the public with probable disasterous results
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

numerous attempts to Lombard the ar- tillcry trans but with little success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
SWEDISH STEAMER
 SUNK IN BALTIC

COPENHAGEN. May 7.-rhe Swed ish steamer Nanadis is reported sunk near the Aaland Islands in the Baltic
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
UNITED STATES WILL UPHOLD
 INTEGRITY OF CHINA

tory detrimental unfriendy he United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
BLANCHE SWEET
AT THE VIRGINIA

The Secret SIN" the current attrac-
tlon at the Virginia. Is a thoroughly en-
Joyable picture. In It appears blanche
sweet IN a dual role. parts which offer
hef "a Wide field over which TO display
her diversified moods and expressions
she Is a good and bad personality. while
pad as Grace. she suffers tho fortunes
OF drugs. Fortunately the director has
retrained from displaying any obtruSive
scenes showing violent rawlings OF drug
addictes.
Margaret TurubullS story rs satisfac-
tory ana pleasant in every respect. The
''i'rs. 80 ut them gain sympathy
as soon as they are introduced. A sus-
tanning amount OF suspense is carried
Il. tny ptDluI.. from the time
,tai Grace. the drug ucnd. iucrtminates
N'I innocent sister OF hsr own fearful
habit, before her lover. until the tangle
mus created Is cleared. The climax Is
strong and Il int rustfied by mysterious
and rapid action.
Miss sweet a. Edith and Grace gives
Tow decisive and impressive c~naracteri-
1auons. hal Clements as their father and
THOMAS MeiEhau As the lover. have
Pheasant parts which they handle we'll.
Sessus HaNakawa has convincing nativ.
feature and shows marked ability As
the chinese proprietor OF IN. opium,
JOINT Containing the utmost realism -
70 the scenes. In particular the China
town street setting. and the clear and
consistent Photography offs,ttlng ths
strcng storm, "ine Secret SIN" may we'll
Ianh rs g most pralscworthy holiday at
traction.