davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13

Whatever tires you use. ee.
Goodyear Tubes. They will
outlast your tires, save you
leaks and trouble. They will
also convert you to Goodyear
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13

this year we
have ad de d
"A per cent to
their average
thickness--all
pure rubber. (.
An d our
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13
Fratefnal Brotherhood Dance

May l3 viii perhaps be the last
dance given by the lodge. If you miss
tins you will miss good time Davis
hall. Dancing, 8.3O-Adv II
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13

COMPANY.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13
14% Heavier

Goodyear Laminated Tubes
ere extra heavy. They have
always outworn any tire. But
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13
Auto Tires

fouf good secondhand tires, 33x4
See Imperial Valley Hardware Co.-
Adv.
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lr. e. gtaabs, 9sHhdsr 6ramsH.
art nnb Cperat6r.

Meiue mebr als 20.idbrioe Or.
fabrnng bat teipieIen OaIl pieIa
6~raueHleibeu obnr Operation gebeiIt
nerben fonnen, fDern re6taeitig unb
riftig hebanoels. 500 4. gtrohe
lQlaiiabuietts @eb.) SiOug City "a.
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atM M az
#8 HF .Hm aM aFW tMa Hh M tH MM
rHa8 H8 tm NeiaI AH y
nsm mi o. m pa sA @f Del iatt rabH aa HaH'0 $50
amaE Casts ma fHa Ga Fmi f#a
az mf "a eR ka #ctafHU lWH tma b W 4laHtb@
aa5a tmtu m 80 SIS ef aea t'rsi1 800 mm'.a .aa
fm m tmin aaan be agtt8 ROM Nais5 mo nr mH
bu mtlfmah 40Hlm m.4h Htt tttH Aa es Aatano aNt0
08 nlda r1al GHm n6 Nwu be irmml eaT4u bm aH
tsrm oehg v1ttttmbm Mene ssa9i tabHf ttti MOI
atlatn m anitim Hat rs b3 6tmiet raa Htt Il tm aabw
@datef1al 6mtamnom, aB he hn lu6alsan et 0tHt8eb mntmhA
sGB tmat mat om & ti Nat5eb ~ luit Afhrtfa In @a4ihaien
nber beaten nnb mu6altn anatrs.
aam tu rttth hntnbW Ehele hA matfufitW @cteA BIZ
eiirme lore mro. .0s touat mat tmu e ID 8g8tb 10 uu6t e
heruhiaer6 0us &al5maton Buud. 20 bod M tmgt pobL mmns 0f
gmiatb fl om IS nut BEN 9attmatrtantcu eum oroan Frtt
es TT elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a5r os sau8e omeitmfae gaf INIT
icina Cbrtatet lu0ds Sitdrot terreb iaaen glcpter. or ION reA1t
lue6te. nm ltno6T 30 Stberlnae milgL ANeita pcrfatb idnu beten
uS e6rfditen 3uan0s Sen @ ta Der gu3cn @dt batt or i5m ft2
lnepewfbg feue Suite bot menu aa otie om orn0e1teh bnoAigte
Dng 6aafde @of an bic hmd(erihn &buriaer m0 g%1or6gecaen Die
hete It'd grhen ueuuen. Die nod immer. 70 large es eme @eititde Der
Hereinafter Staoten gbt lbm Jeno Dara. I'M tbnooen 3oAaTPrott m
Iarenhodcr.
gI tHtBe HtAtae Hl " ut AelAuHtMe ~Otr VA StWWA At
ben u0 aud nusbreteH: oGs tnugt niht 6em es TT 9latgeI0. - Eas
fol- beue Mot bergaHea mer0en. "a marea padere 6Grmer IN umiTem
Gtaae 9e6rasfn, 0e lire 8ie0e uidt an bic alirteu 4uftduter Der.
faufea noltenL trob0em linen ier bme Qreie ouiur ge5otH marn.
ln6 oa mar Der @rdfoent Gbas. q. 8rpon BON Ser electric Steel So. in
9itsburg, Der etHen aorraft bon bier 92aioneu Dollars pertb fr Die
Qiefeang bon Stoblgraraten an Die brtiide Regtermg NIT ben prahhgeH
@ortea abeRnte: rllnire eomPanp le7Ht ooS anglbot ao Gus @rumoen
Der @~2enidGdtet. @r fno Der 4nitAt DaB Die friefu5ren6an goHonea
ni9t nod eruut6igt neroen iolten. Solmge Fe nod I'M Staa0e ino.
auegSbe6orf gu faueu. mirS Ger arieg fortgefebt mer0en. Sd ieae bier
fH. 0B mir bel oieFr @erpeIgerung De0e gegn ENGLAND NIT ienea
lanrten mod gegea 9eufhlun0 finoid geionnen fno.
rGr ipanfdea fau GdO III MAIDEN NIT SutrumenteH, bic fir @6l.
fermorb gebran6t Derben ipaeu, mo oeufah 6B Die onoeru Companion
0ide 5ahe i'm ieIben 2idte berahten uno ubere9eu ioQteu." ---
3ns lit DaS rede gort zines e5rhhen 4ann@. Sieber etnen Bier
Miaioneaaontrdt fabren lafen. ais iene seee mi. elmer gtidu0 be
flfen. Gs g6t bod nod M11nner in &nerfn, freiid in 8oibington
niftM lm0 0arum ioQen 8tiou uno grDau bete ON Gburfrctog Die
omerfrnHde 8lrger euren &r0ioenhu gu betirntn NIT %paronihgn
@rieh af OB 0teier i6md9ide glut9anoeI mt3ore 5OQ fd 5u Dem
engfi6en Su0as Siharot Der amerIfauii6e Su0as gcalen? - Simmer.
mg1rl - 0er iau ameritatides Bolt nod lebt, ner ieine gbre u0
fetnen guten 9uf me5r let, 0enn Dos eRnoe 9tutgeo, Der ree mf Der
Seuge init lnuter SHmne: nGs taHgt Rtht beun es III 4 lutgelO!" --
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sn6 rmaGn.

GineH merfpiiroigen april'
i6cr3 ~leiitete iid 6rml CHARLES
5carr. ais iie loren 8atteu neger
anaebli6en gieroiebitabla pcrbafteu
lieB, Ser @iann mics jeiuc In
i6ulb na6 un0 pur6e 6ie6er emf
laijen.
Dit elmer 2aouua @ie6 par
geitern 6. T. 8ilion ans 6arlou.
So, bier mo er3ielte fiji Stierp Den
Reforopreis bon $7.75 pro 100 9io.
2e6eu0Bemiht
Ger aGnpf mn Die @ciebitnf
Der StaotratbSitele aus Der 2@art
Dogt nod INNER, bod iiu0 Nus.
iidten b~or60n6eu, 6aB Der Streit
.Dloutog eHOgiiItig erIeoi8t miro.
SIN 2abeu bon u. &. @rob
"a. mo 6 Ctr, merocn morgen oil
.0amen Der @riten glet5o0ftenfirat
eiuan 8erfauf ielbitangetertigtc,
8aduaaren ppranitatten,
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Bur StQOtmo6G -Oa[. J. Peter tdr
Sta0t=HOmmtGdr!

Sic grtmdrnnbIen itben Dor Der Gbdre. le6er 70 aon6i6ata pa.
ben fh in Die 8a6Qse eutrogen lofeu. Die Burger non Gmoba boben
Dober cine reHe @lsnabL @te ner0en fe Ron otear 4uspa5l @e6rauf
MAIDEN? - Men ioqen mir pdbten2 - On ntr0 fh momhr gIrger,
benz 0ns 8obt ietner Sa0t erutlid m 6er3en legt III 6ieRn Iqgen
fragen. Scr oe @abl bat bot be Gudk.
un0 bod ioQte Dies 8d9len nbt idner ien, pnu man ns 8lrger
0ieier Staot fh erfens nm Die not9pen0igen 8e0urfnie iener Sa0t
bafamuert rro 3Detens bic %GigeniboHea Der a~ono0ateu tennen gu
Iernen berudyt Fat.
Ges 3mehe Die @~igenihofen Ser %aon0ioaen, 1T bede tDobt Dos
gsittgfe. 9en BON i5nen 9dngt uoaber 0a5 4obl mo &ebe Der
Gl10t alb.
@e6c G~igpnfbafcn muB eth aqnoi6at fir 9tootaonmtTdr baben9
- CT muB Dor alem nn6eiedlid fem. Sd babe ber6ei nft bic grobe
geoeutung os 8ortes i'm auge. Sob elmer fh NIT ihno0em @el6e be-
iteAen ldbt Gbpobl aud tomas l6on in ameritaniihm Std6tbernalmn.
Gen borgetommaf fen ioa. gaS i1 bier inter rua6etedlih" pertebe,
lit De SQhng 0s 8eamten, Der Ie0em GtnfluB irsen0 elmer aorper-
idaft oor lntereingeneiniGQf u~n5ugdn8if it, Der ietue entibeoungen
in amte nur alin bonn SatereHe Ser gfoot rm6 ibrer glrger6oft aus
Iehn labt. Sur iode @eomten peroe Der 5aot ptrfiA in bolen
1Eabe nienen tonnen.
&r baben gum Slid Inter Den a~au0i6nten iode MANNER nnb in
erter 2inie nennen mir bier So. 8. 8aer. ben 5erausgeber un0 Gigens
thinner Der TdgHhen Gmaba Srbine, 8rdd6pnten oes 8euti6en Staats.
berbonDes BON Mebrnsta un0 4%rat0enten 0es Gutl9eu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon G1aba. aus neinen Aufdngen beraus bat r ieine 3etung 81 Der
adtunggebjeen6en Stellmg berntfgeorbenat Die fe 6elte eulimmt
aeiner @artei gu 2iebe, MIR bent aroBen @anen 6teneno, bat bic Iriblne
iLren gea qemadt. Gas lit Elm fderer 8GpeiS 0afir, oB Der BETTER
8eIer 3ettnq and in e1en 4mte re Dem zines 5to6taonmiidr8 iene
NoLfuna u0 ian llrtbetl 1n6einfuBt pabren miro.
Wm einern 5tootaommiir helangt man pber neben Der ullH5e
ltehldfet", IN Dem e6en nnsefibrten siune aid @edaftssetF.
l1niere 5taot Gma9n reprapntrt cine aorperidlft nit enem aa
pial ton 200 Qiaionen Collars. luo oiee a0rpeadaft bat ie0e5 Sabr
bfd @d0 mas5r5a9Ien fir @erbeierungen TN @emeinDeicn. Ga fam iebr
bel Gels umnlBer Meie perausgabt ncr0ea, gang obne bDe abiidt =
ge nmb fbut 0a Der gennte Der ibarfeu @eddftsgeit befst Der mil
5sarFeu ause eleb erfenrt no pnO NIT pelaen waitteln analpafen IT.
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cHttienmiaa. pfH A. mptlt 1915. Nammltiaat pnnfi
nht, ln Ktmithfn 0anit ia rmaha, Nee.

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liam GHt Hf tT HWN HH NEt 2a NWt H~thEuastt &HAam fft
maH fG hfaa 900 Ha.Wta5 mp,tU6 m3at
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glns GyUri 9oOoe, Gomoa.

Ger tnegen W}d0hen6on6ets bier
In unterftdunasbaft beiinoIihe gte.
ger Write 2epis muBte am Gamitag
ailf Soften Der @unbesragierung opa.
rtrt meroen.
Gas freiitnntge Clement bat bel
Der 5taotmubl am Montoq eineu
Sieg errllngerb inoam es gnrqer.
meiiter Serb uu0 ofe beiOen bisberi.
gen Gtaotpdter Collins unb 5mitE
nieoererpdblte. Die 9etbeiliglnq
an Der @abl NOR GROCER ais ie 8lll
Dor IN Sort Qooge, mie oeRn aud.
Der @a6lfampf IN Der Ietten Belt
init or6bter @itterfeit geflbrt muir
be. lin 10 erfreulimer III 81, oof
Gor6 uub bic iebigen Stn0t .atbe NIT
bcoeptaloer Uiaiorltdt pieoelerluablt
ipur0en.
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a Der Notwithstanding
.An 0ltn 1utt ea wWaan y
nto.f uab o. a Hrm lum Eroii.
beatm m1 NiHs taiiatfigu olei
luHrta agua1It slah Nfrt a1an
I'd. Iamgfter blart &ilt trnioatt
tlHtar TahrdH7 rou 8
F.ruer ror Der p. N G e. teiih'
n1tm aeterr 200 8l'ahcn ali4 Der
tu0t GIaabl bic arm5u ide @rob.
.idladtfra.
3a elmer alc0 miideu 49,
.m6 Ghlello Ctr pur0e geiiern
.Gbrit 9lielicu i70s 6ouler Ape
mn llbr m0 Aamteio BON Orel be-
.maiincten A}ounern aeraubt
"a aiciiae 4cttWbure1n bot
1cItcru nit Der @asBabe Der Sort
.m6 @eijeu.9 uletm8 ye9onaen mle
Miro 0teie bis 5ur 9fnt1 ta8lla Der.
a~ils3eben
SIR Sen 1ig5ita5I ciner llhr
ron Dem Ireieu oag Naocus liQ9
Gouqlas Ctr. crHlslt Der gteler
Charles 9ianouo -aJ Ease @elan1.
.uib a|lii8ebummt
g}ur nod 0rcj lale trernen
ms ron Der 0rlmdruohl! Geutide
eriunert Gut Gnrcr 4bfnft!
admpft and aier iiir oas Ieatid-
th1um. iuoem S9r I'M JrcumoesfreIic
fri Die 0eutiheu aon6iOaten NiQi.
am Il 8opgiA mo 9ul. s 9eter
IGintretetl
Ctr onge6lide gr-5trafIing
IGmiI 2idtDar0 plroe BON Der Boil.
I5ei inter Der geihuloi9mg, III ben
U166elIaocn ron ". 8. @reen, 1909
I6onaro 7tr, ein9e5rohat 81 lem,
I0erbaitet
6oittng5 & 6aDoen ba6en cine
rcgeImQBige SimeDsgus SluIe IN
I8euion ein8erjdtet
9Th Sem 8roceriela0aen bon
Oscar aronite6t, 1905 Bart a0e,
muroe qeitera 9tad1t Der nidt bort
6eidaiti8te Nobert Uliaer, mlgeblih
aus 9euiou %9efunoen. Del bet
gerGaftltna i.elte ii6 beraus, 6aD
lei oic Iaidcu bereits Dol 3i9arren
Bate.
-Gnbreder 6rQngen in ben 9il.
lar0ialon uoll @anc5 & &ainbaugb
elm mo itablea oaralis Is aiiten
/ 3igarreu un0 50 IN boar.
9tuf Dem @ege 8ur Ct. 9a.
nabasfirhe pltrbe Die 6tiabri8e
5rnu @iqian aiuiaD, 4617 Grm.
ling Ctr, oon einem 4uto nieoer'
%aerannt. Gle erIitt mr. Ieidte Der.
Iebungen.
Die 5~ta6tfommiiiion gab &C.
tern 100000 ShuloberidreTbun'
gen fir aaHaliiations3rDefe nno
Straben}pefe aus. Die game AH'
lei6e mur0e Ton Der Sin &ruit So.
it|bernoHnlen.
Die Central typewriter Gr'
DANCE, 8rdiibcat George y. Gent
6ofi uu6 &elretdr s. Berer, 9a6en
oQs Gqi61ft oer Cltber EDpcmrtter
so. iibernomnen uno miro 0as pc
i6ditslofal rad 1905 5arnam CTR.
perIegt
1ie S~taotfommiiiton beIdIof
geitern Bite 5raae Der aufnabne e.
ner 9lnleibe BON $t50,000 5!Deds
9lufouf oes 9lu0itoftums Den glir'
germ sur abitimmung am 4. waai
por5ulegen.
SIN Mdr5 1915 miroen IN
Smnbn 1875 aH1ben Ano t22 Wtdo'
den aeboren. 1ooesfdae ereigneten
iih bier i'm gletden 8eitraum f52.
81 Observation-Disclosures mnr'
ben i'm periloiieuen Wpuat ertheilt
1ie @eiammtiunme Der aufiDeH.
oun8en fir oieie Reubauteu betGufi
lid auf 1892, $50.
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W. /. Mappih Iar sn6IammIEaE.

1iir Bic beb0r'iehcu0en Sta0;
@rimarmn5lM lit oljh Der betarultc
0eutlbe Anmalt SER G3j0iam II.
@appi6, miqcitellt. 5eit iou9cn
Sabren lit err bier nnidiiig mo bat
itd tn oicier Belt tiers iur font.
munule Giuridturgru le5hoIt iHterci.
iirt. Seiuc Otdtiafeit uuo 8epii
icabaitigfcjt itebt oltber ulem 3Uei
.icl. CT Fit 4lii9lteo 0c5 Cmaba
Commercial Club mebrcrcr 0eutidcr
@creine, Ropal 4rcalumt Der &uOo.
men uno gcnieit iur ieiue 9edn1bum
aeu Inn VT car Ben weitggben0eu
gtnf. @ei@aitsinterciicn iollten oud)
in Der 5toottommIiiiou pertreteu ieiu
mo bat iiA gerooe @iliam 4Qppid)
itet8 eifrig iu5 3eug gelegt. Bonn
bieiiqen Observation-Disclosures Sen.
tralrcrbnn0 lit SER 0oppid) iilr
0ieien Qoitcn aufs MGrmIte eupfob.
len mo fam ieoer Stimmgebcr Il.
der lem. 0aB or I'M Safe ieiner
Mabl eiirig fir bic Sntereiien 0er
gilrgerihaft eintrcten miro. Ireic
unO @ercdtigfeit Iiegt ia i'm oeut.
iden @lut; ihon oarum ioqte ieOer
Qeutide bel ben Qrimdrpa6len ftr
&errn Miliam 3. 8appld eintreteu.
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0eStS, TESTS, 9esfs, 9esfs, TESTS
S s. Geeo. 1907 Garnam Ctr.
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9as preispirbisits Gilen bel Better
Stump. Geuti6e Slide. 1909
Dobge Strabe, 2. Gtod. Wablsei.
ten rs Gents.
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an: q. H., t.o. 5tuog 932 gran6.
eis 1beotcr Building 6ma5a, @eb.
apr. 2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02

qgenten Fir Elm iebr mertbDo1cs
mo Ieift berfduFllbes en9liihes
BUD tper0en LIBERAL geiudt unb all.
aeIteft. Outer 9erbloHIt uuo Itet!.
gc Qrbeit fir Se0en Der etrpaS t5un
min. lin meitere &usflmft aorei.
lire: q. 8. Boz 1886, Omaba, GSeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02

@einGt- Sunger 6eutider @dder.
e%rftflaIiger WaHn, iuht bauern.
be arbeit. 8nihriiten an Gma6a
3ri6iine. q 300.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02

Mud in 6ieier fpiftigen 5roge
f6nnen mir 8oI. 8. 4eter nod iei.
men bisberigen geiddftliden Grfol.
gen ben 8Wrgern oieier Staot en-.
pfeblen.
giennnoes anedt. uiernano Der.
pflidtet, Elm meitiidttger, e%rfolgrei.
der @eidaitsmann 10 tritt Bal. 3.
Yeter Dor Die Burger Der Stobt
Cma9o. Garum ioQten i9n aud
.ale 5timmen oGer aufridtigen gur.
ger mer0en.
Or. s. @er1ar0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02

Tan unteritite bic oeutide greI.
H. inoem man 5u ib.er 4erbrei.
tiHg beitrGai.
AhonEirt aaf be 3dgIihe 3ribiine.
eI.O0 cns Sabr bur6 bic golt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-02

3a uertanfcu cine 6arm bon 100
Qder nit gutem $dus un6 anoe.
rem @ebdu6eL ale in gutem 3u.
itonoe, olles einge5dunt un6 gut elm.
qeridtet, Die 5arm gren3t an bic
5to0t nit 8toei SodiduleL einer
fotboliiheu uno elmer 5reiIduIe.
Gdberes inter Il. 100, Omaha Fri.
biine. Q-15.
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lIe9t IN IInall5lotr9lqaI'l9en 3e3'e'
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6eineS eGnS biaiq 81 berfoufen 200
Qder, IA Dicilcn bon gming.
9abr., feline @erbeiierlngen, aber
ausqe5eiduetes 2ano, beites 8fliig.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
Race Against Death.

DIX men on a freezing night drove d snoved a handcar 106 miles over e railway in Ohio to bring antite- nus serum that saved the life of a pinan who was dying of blood poi ming. That may not sound like a at or remarkable heroism in a day pen brave men are giving their lives
 thousands on the field of battle. t' when trained athletes run five res across the landscape in half an ur crowds applaud and cheer and euals are distributed. Is such feat fS aomlrable when performed in the au or night, with no bystanders.
 tue salvation of a dying woman! aorallsts and commencement speak
 looking for trouble, and feeling they must denounce somehing,
 Iond of inveighing against athlet-
 as social menace graver than ii'ar1sm, threatening to bring us to the brutalizing level of the ou-stalned arena, and the hero wor- or the gladiator by crowds that
 uted for bread and games. Base
 ana football are of use if they
 give young men sufficient forti- and strength to enter into a race Niger.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
SATISFIED AS THEY WERE
Couples, Victims of Curate's Mistake, Decided That They Would Let
 the Thing Go.

A vicar of certain English parlsh was sitting in his study one morning when in burst the verger in a great state of excitement
 MT. -" mentioning the curate's name, wants you at once, sir" he ex- claimed. He has married two couples and married the two men to the wrong women, and he does not know what to do."
 Have they signed the register" in- quired the cleryman. Mo-" was the verger's response.
 Then they can be married again, said the vicar. Tell MT. - l will be at the church in a minute or two to perform the ceremony" In due course the incumbent made his way to the church and found the parties gathered at the entrance. Be fore he could say anything one of the bridegrooms approached and said:
 We have been talking it over, sir, and we have made up our minds to re- main as we are" And they did so.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
ITALY AND AUSTRIA
 ON VERGE OF WAR
TEUTON'S CONSUL ADVISE THEIR SUBJECTS TO LEAVE lrAlY
 LOOK FOR GERMAN SPIES.
GREECE MAY JOIN ALLIES
Greek Minister of Marine Quoted to Effect That Country Had Receiv.
 ed All Guarantees

London.-The relations between Italy and Austria are believed to have reached an acute stage A Rome dis patch says Austria and German sub- Jects have been advised by their con- suls to leave Italy in the shortest DOS slple tune and that number of Ger mans who recently arrived in Italy are being watched because of suspi- cion that they are military spies.
 There have been reports for some days that Germany's efforts to secure the continued neutrality of Italy by inducing Austria to cede Trent and other territory to her were not meet Ing With success. Italy, it was said, was demanding that the territory be handed over to her immediately, but that the Teutonic allies desired to make the transfer after the war.
 Following this came reports that Austria had commenced strengthening her southern frontier, and according to dispatch received in Paris from Rome, Italian officers of all arms be- longing to the first line, who have been on half pay, have been called to the colors. In military circles here this order is considered significant, it being contended that these officers belong to the public administration, from which they would not be called un- less the situation was serious.
 No Austrian news on the subject is available in London, the censor in that country, it is said, having prohibited comments.
 There also are reports that Greece is preparing to adopt more active atti- tude. Following a series of prolonged cabinet meetings at Athens, the Greek minister of marine is quoted as having said that the Greek government had re- ceived all guarantees, and to have tn- dicated that the country was about to engage in some enterprise
 As the chief objection to former Pre- mier Venizelos' policy of helping the allies against Turkey was declared to have been that Greece had no guar antees that she would receive adequate compensation, this statement of the minister of marine is considered in high circles in London as an intima- tion that the new Greek government is now satisfied with the allies guar. anteeS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
F0UNDS YIELD TO SURGERY
|Idier Must Be Desperately Hurt Be- fore He Is Injured Beyond Recovery.

So great has been the advance in
 bdern science that if wounded SOL
 er, no matter how bad he may be,
 aches a hospital, his chances of re-
 very are greatly increased. Dur
 the present war wounds have been zaled and cures effected in cases hich seemed hopeless, says the Dun Se Advertiser. In one case a man As shot in the face, the bullet pass
 B through his cheek and out be-
 nd the ear, and temporarily upset hg the nerve centers and infiicting l very dangerous wound. Another
 se was that of soldier who was jught by flying bullet while yawn- 'g. The Missile entered his mouth Id passed through his jaw. Despite
 e serious character of both cases,
 surgeon in the base hospital got
 work, and in very short time
 th men were again in the firing De-
 There is case on record of sol
 er who was injured by bullet bich passed through his right eye 8d lodged in the base of the brain. bat the man survived at all was re- hrkable, but that he should have
 en kept alive for about two months hs almost miraculous. As a matter fact, the surgeons were beginning pride themselves on their success ] treatment, when the man suddenly |opped dead. In the early days of |e war a soldier was wounded by a erman bayonet, the point of which Tapped off in his brain. The sur eons cut away the shattered bone, ktracted the piece of the bayonet, Id removed the damaged portion of |e brain, and in a short time Tommy Rs as good as ever.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
Cheered Too Soon.

During William Jennings Bryan's first presidential campaign-in 1896, was it not?-a section hand in Lincoln, for years great Bryan rooter, begged for the privilege of accompanying "the Commoner" on one of his trips. At one stop Bryan got up to speak and declared the cause was growing.
 We are making headway each day. he said. Yesterday was better than the day before and today shows prog ress over yesterday"
 At which point the section hand in. terrupted with a shout:
 "Hurrah for tomorrow!"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
l0NDERFUL HOW RESINOL. STOPS ITCHING AT ONCE

TO those who have endured for years |e itching torments of eczema or other fch skin-eruption, the relief that the fst use of resinol ointment and res
 soap gives is perfectly incredible.
 ter all the suffering they have
 dured and all the useless treatments Eey spent good money for, they can- Pt believe anything so simple. mild fo inexpensive can stop the itching pa burning INSTANTLY! And they pa 1t still more wonderful that the Pprovement is permanent and that |slnol really drives away the erup- Pn completely in a very short time. Prnaps there is a pleasant surprise fe this in store for you. Resinol oint- |ent and resinol soap are sold by all fuggists.-Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
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