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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
Die arieasthatiafeit Der 5ser.

lte6er bic 9eiftunam beS 8ereins fir
6anhlungss g0mmis bon 1858 (aaufmdns
uiider 8erein) in 9amburg ipdbrsnb Der
eriten flint &rie9smDnate pir6 bas Sol
genbe mitget6eilt; Sir bic ariegssllnters
I~tiibungstdFe Iino ~eiageganseH 1929
Marf; es perbeu iebt ii6sr 1000 0umilien
unterItibt. Die AentMtaFe fir iteIens
loie Mitglieoer haben runo 1000 MitgIies
Der in anIprun genommeR, an bic $500
Mart our 4~us3d6luns %getommeR iino.
Der Stelenpermittlung 1T es gsIungsn.
nett iiber 5000 Mitglisoern eine nsle
6tellung 3n perIdaffn. SIN GterbegeIb
purba bon Der aruntens uub 8e9rd6niss
taIie fir So gefdlene Mitglieber 1860
Mart ge3a6lt. Die 3a6l Der einbsufenen
M1Qlieber beIduft it6 auf iiber $4,000.
bason Iinb beretts 700 ais gefalen ges
melbet pprben. 9ds Giferne areu3 uno
dnbere ACKNOWLEDGMENT finb an IA
Mitglieber bertieben tporben. Die 3abI
Der i'm Gr6olunesbeime in Walsrobe uHs
terge6rd6ien D%eripunoeten &rieger betrdgt
60. qIs ee6eilt Iinb btreits 68 tpieber CUR
6ront ober in bic Seimatb iid9etebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
RHfIiidc WOlOiursen.

,aietI9' forbcrt auf, MaBnabmen gu
ergreifen, bamit bd8 &obgotb ni6t mad
China p~ertauFt perbe. 9as 8ldtt ers
ndbnt, oaB nit benz ausbru4 bes aries
ges bic MtnenbeiBer unb &obgolbbGnbIer
Bel Der Regisrung bic Grlalbnis gu ers
nirten iudteh, bas @plb iteuerfrei aus
subeuten. Rrn dber Dertauften bieie es
na9 China, tpp e. bou ben 8eutideu
oneetauft tpiirbe. bic baFiir mebr bieten
als bic Regieruugsbant. Der @ertauf bes
Rpbgplbes Iolte berbptsn unb cine ftrsnse
QufIi6t singefa6rt peroen. lleberbuupt
ioate bds gunse Sob su sinem beiimme
ten preiIe an bic &egierung abgefibrt
perben urb ntdt mad G9ind.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
ger6ut franssfIder amfdriften.

SIN gliGFer pirb fDlgenbes Sdreiben
pieoergegeben, bas benz giihof Or.
6rtBen 3usesdnoen 1T; p@uf anOrbnung
bes GERM @ouOernelrs bier miiIen ale
in ben @emeinben bes ertpeiterten 8efebl=
berei6es Der SsFuus StraBburg, ipp5u
StraBburg ielbf anb auBerbem bic nnf
Der MuIage uufssfi6rten 9emeinbsa i'm
2anbtreife 5traBburg unb in ben Sreiien
Gritein unb MOlsNeim ge66ren, OfFents
lid angebradten fran30fifhen 4ufidrifs
ten fofprt e~ntfernt perben. Snbem ih
Guer @naben bierbun in 8enntnis leBe,
beebre i9 mid e%rselenit, sic au eriu9en,
gefdaigit 4%norDnunsen treffeu gu molten,
bdB bic fran30Ffden Snfdriften an unb
In Rir9engebduben balbigft entfernt ipers
ben, fotpeit iol6e ni6t eineemeiBelt iinb."
9us gif60fli6e Srbinariat fiist biefer
8er6ffentlidung 6in3u: rMir eriu4en bic
9erren 9farrer 6er in 8etradt tommels
ben @emeinbeu, obtser @erfiisung bes
MiIitdr : 9Dli8eimeiters na95utpmmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11

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Hit
H4Nlf 8s tam ngHF
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Ef HHw gitfsass
aafA talN HihHisf Hmft al
Niatt s6i Ga fftt Ms1l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
aniRide @rsueItbateu.

Qus benz fsrt.sunsariihen arieess
preHequdrtier pirb iiber ruffIhe @reue[s
tbdten eesen bic Suben eemtlbtt: @ie
burh amtIiat Grbebung feieefent
puroe, baben bic aufen mad Der Be
Iebuns bon guIi5iI9 : 9DIhopOls sinen
8epobnsr eriduHsn uno einen sipeiten
8efppbner an spei sufammeneefiiefen
Gihten estrsaSist. Cd Dor BEN Sc
marterten untsrbielten iie brei Sage lang.
Biz er ltarb, cine 8a6e. Sine traute, i'm
8ett lisgenbe Sibin. fDurbe buditdblih
ubgefAladtet uub ibr Monn uitberses
fboHen. Sn 9idtineB nerbrunntsn bic
RuTen 40 !6duIer, barunter ale 0duier
Der Suben, bic 8oltsl9uIe unb has @ez
meinbebdus. 9ie 8eipohner Der 9duier
purben fat nutt binuuseeiugt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
euhe Qe6cnamitteLpreiie in GnnInnb

.Doilp GrpreB" i6reibt: WGbreno bic
enaliIfe 5totte bic g2eere Frei bGlt, baben
bic RbsSer bic 6ra6ttn 70 fart erb06t.
bnb bic aebensmitttIpreiie in GnslanO %
bod iiuo, ais penn bic bsutf6e 6lotte
uns eroBe 3ufubren ubqeIhnitten hattie.
Das 8Iatt berlanst brinaenb. baB bic
Regierung cine 9ontroae iiber bic See
fabrt unb ben 6anoeG dusiibe, fofnnde bsr
arieg bdutrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
Der sersua an sic MaabeIelm.

Man f6reibt aus grauni9peig: ginise
iuase Wdn9eu aus G~alersleben botten
benz Ssr8og pnn 8raunIdpeie eine s2ies
besgabe" in GeltaIt bon 3igarreN ms
BtIO aeTanbt. 9uruuf1in erhieItsn lie
iOIgenben launisen gei6sib bDm Geusrdls
aummunbo bes 10. armeegprps: aSbr
Iisben fleinen MdsbeIein! Sbr babt 70
id0ne 3igdrren an ben SerSog geIanbt;
ober id babe ie gsrua9t, biefpeit CT nur
3iearstten raudt. Sriib guh @ott, SIR
lisbsu Rleinenl GruB urb RuB! bon
Minterfelbt, 6%auptmurn i'm 0eneruIs
itObe.A
Der 6ersos fslbt bdits dber bdruntsr
seIdrieben: rGs ftimmt; ct Dat Ts oes
rdudt; dber i'd sOnns le ibn. or bats
berbient. 9eraliAen 9ant! GfnIf MueuIt. :
limb nun 3erbre6en f9 bic Mdebelein bic
IdDnen 30pfhsr, ME bas OR bats bers
bisntl1 CEMENT 1T, ba man ia BET 3isurs
rea ME reht melt, mas ne Sadae IL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11

RAD elmer am rs. Sanuar boratnoms
mtucu 3dblung Fnb an bititm Gage ais
BEN 7eutiteu Bsi6 1889. $40 6tIbpoits
britficnounaen nab Dem 15eIoc a%bgsaans
gen, ndmlit 4y304. ITO portoir,it. dlio
msiit bis 80 or. IHiptre 9ricie unb qoits
ldrten unb 1856 ITO i6perert %fraufirte
G%eIOpohbritfe uno BtlopoftpGdtn. 9as
Ron riibrtsn ber aus BEN Reidspoage6iet
SIS Wiilionen, aus 8apern runo / Mits
lion, aus 8iirttembtrg runO GA nil
liouen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
aeIne gerlnRIiNen in 8ranfrsid.

Wie Der Temps" meIbet. %autportete
Der ariegsmfniiter Miaeranb ouf 6as
Gtiu6en Der 2iea fir Meuldenre4te i'm
ger0ffentlidung amtli6er @erlutIiiten,
Der 3eitpuntt fir bic @srSffentlidung iet
nod nibt getommen, Oa bic Regierung
anne6me, bag cine sroBe ar8abl Solons
ten gefaIen iei. o4ue baB bieriiber ppae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
Gin beutider gule.

Ser friibere pDlnil6e a6georbnete,
a"edtsanpalt Or. b. Observation-Disclosures,
Der Iid BEL &riegsausbru6 ais Gretniais
ger semslbet bate, fplrbe, laut einem
4ripats 9eleeramm. gum Qbiutanttn bss
Qob3er Rommanoanten %ernannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11

etrlhtli 6htbt. Hilt ifin tnfidio8
our ualtr BEN 6inbtn tt5 6dabts ats
ntrttn iutlttt uut mtl arohI Ntripd'
tuu3 nno mahriAtinlih uaalpdut Rod
.tihin dacrmiiidt. Enrh Srthimtr
tSnulia absr BE 6tmilim wnft6iatr
41tiIf in 2matr btfitbt pttotn SoNlo
bic uma3ubf gs Tlaubiln. ptrb, biz RE
.aituHa bic eiisu p%.roHrIlitun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
Gnslanbs .fardterlide Sage.

Die .Worning poF" legt in ibrer
Summer bonn q. Sanuar bar, bab li6
England in elmer flrdterlidben Gage be-
fdnbe, fans Is BEN GtinO gelingen iplte,
bic 3ufubr BON 2ebensmittefn burd llns
terTeebpote 81 untsrbinben. Mdbrcnb bes
&rimtrieges babe bic 3abl Der i'm 5elb
Gtebenben BEL Der SABINE nur Elm 3ebntet
oes qe9enipdrtigen 9eItdnpes b~etragert,
unb trobbem Eel ber grsis bon Meiaen
bis auf 70 Gdiling ber Sheffel binuufs
geganaen. Gin FOLDER preis fei fur bic
unbemtttefte 8ebUltsrung eleibbeoeuteab
init Sungersnoth, Gs fei in Be-
tra6t 81 5ieben. bub groBbritdnnieu beis
uabe 81 b. 8. ber @tidmmtausfubr an
@etreibe fdmmtli6er Getreibe IieTernben
GGnber aufnebme. 9us engIifhe @nIf
miiKe nnbebingt Ourduf beripieien fpers
ben, mebr Rartpffeln gu ellen. @nsIanb
babe i'm lebten Sabre fir beinnbe fiebsR
MiGiaroeu Mart Rabrunesmittel ein9es
fibrt. 9emertt pirb nod, bob IN auIras
lien MiBernte 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-11
o6errcnlidalrr nla @plhiammIer.

Sin Iebr eiinitiges Grgebnis baben
@olblammlun9en gehdbt, bic bon ben
Sditlern Der Sberreulidule in @0rlib
BEL bortigen Ginppbnern beranitaltG
purben. Den Siinglingen lit es i'm 3eits
raum bon nur elmer Bo4e 0%elungtn,
sinen 8etrdg bon 10,920 Dart in Sob,
bas limb bier ailosrdmm Sob, etu8us
Iammelu. 9as Sob tpurbe bur9 9ers
mittluug Der Sfule fofort an bic @6rs
Tiger StabtbnupttaFe abgefi9rt.
Gartpffeln itatt gle6et!
Ginen guten Rat6 sie6t in Der tITuBs
lotbrtngiI4en PreFe Der 8~orftbenOc bes
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21

C. w. Pitchford spent several
days last week at the Isle Of palms,
where he attended meeting OF the
Carolina Hardware Association, com
posed of the States Of North and
South Carolina. The meeting was
not as largely attended as the meet
ing at Richmond last year, but the
hardware dealers are optimistic over
business prospects this fall. Mr.
PitchfOrd reports very enjoyable
and profitable session of the associa-
ton. The next meeting will be held
at Chattanooga.
The Courier is in receipt Of a
letter from r. B. Kelley, formerly of
this community, but now OF Chicago,
in which he states that the city Of
Chicago is entering upon business
boom, the carpenter and street car
mems strikes having been settled. He
also states that it has been raining
almost continuously in Chicago, and
that Sunday, July II was their hot
test day, registering S5 degrees. Mr..
Kelley is doing well in the "Windy
City" He is a son of Thos. M. Kel-
ley, of Tamassee.
Attention is directed to the an
nouncement of the Carter Spot Cash
Store, which appears on this page
this week They are having one of
their great clearing away sales in or
der to move stock and transform it
into cash. The sale opened this
morning and will last for ten days
only. Take advantage of the great
bargains that are going to be offered
and save money. Everything in this
big stock will be reduced in price
down to the wholesale mark. Watch
for the big red sign in front Of the
store and be sure to get your share
Of the offerings.
A marriage that will prove Of in
tereSt to many in Oconcc took place
in Walhalla last Monday, July 10Th.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the residence
Of Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA. the officiating
minister. The contracting parties
were Mrs. VI. ' White and Benz. f.
Perry Gunter. The bride is 70 years
OF age, while the groom is n.
They have the very best wishes of
many friends. They will reside at
the home Of the bride near Walhalla.
The Courier adds its hearty congrat-
ulatiOnS and good wishes to those Of
numerous other friends.
-Messrs. Harper q Parrot, Of
Seneca, proprietors of The Bee Hive.
that popular store, where everything
is guaranteed as represented and
sold at bottom prices, announce their
annual clearance sale, which began
last Saturday and will last for thir-
teen selling days, closing Saturday,
July 31st. 1t is not necessary for
The Courier to recommend this firm
or assure the public that this sale
is bona fide bargain offering. The
firms past history is ample guaran-
tee for the present The Bee Hive
"sells for cash and sells 'em for less"
That is their notion, and they stick
to it. Call and see these gentlemen
while in Seneca during the chautau-
qua and get what's coming to you"
in the way Of bargains. "They're
lookin' for YOU"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21

SPECIAL OFFER-To patients
coming from Oconee County to our
Greenville office for eye work: AS we
are members of Chamber of Com
merce, we refund railroad fares.
A, 4. ODOM, Consulting Optometrist-
Optician; President The Globe Opti-
cal Co., Masonic Temple, Greenville.
). &. 9-tf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21
10000 Lives Lost i'm Floods.

Washington. July 2O.-From S0,-
000 to 100000 lives have been lost
in the floods in the vicinity Of Can
ton, China, according to cahlegram
to the State Department to-day from
Pekin. Consul General Cheshire has
appealed for all assistance that can
be rendered by the Navy Depart
ment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21

For Rent-Tcn-room residence
near hosiery mill; nice shades and
lawn; good pasture lot Suitable
for boarding house; only $40 per
month. Apply to Hetrick Hosiery
Mills, Walhalla.-Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21
Weather Forecast for One Week.
Especial to Keowee Courier }

u. s. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Atlanta, Ga, July
20, l9l 5.--T'ollowing is the weather
forecast issued by the L. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, ID. G., for the
week beginning Wednesday, July
81, 1915:
For South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: The week will he one Of nor
NAL temperature and generally fair
weather, except that local thunder
showers are probable along the
coasts and in Florida.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21
TO STOCK BREEDERs-You will,

find at my stables in Walhalla a fine
Holstein Bull and Poland China
Boar for service. Call and see these
fine animals. Improve your stock.
w. NJ. BROWN. 90
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-21
Citizen.

There is a gentleman in this town, known to all,
who is just about our ideal of a good citizen.
He is making his money here he is raising and educat-
ing his family here and he expects to live and die here
When he has any money to spend he first looks care
fully over the advertisements in this paper. he finds
what he wants. he goes there and gives that merchant the
first opportunity
In everything he buys he gives the home merchant
preference.
He occasionally buys articles from abroad but they
are cases wherein he cannot find that which he seeks in
his own community.
He believes in his home town, aud because he does
believe in it and intends to continue to live it. he grasps
every possible means of advancing interests by keeping
his money in circulation at home.
He, to our mind, is the IDEAL CITIZEN
Would that he were multiplied thOusand-fOld
For We need more Of him.-Laurel Leader.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-21
What Is Gossip.


Webster tells us that gossip is person who runs
about telling and hearing news"
But Webster a chivalrOus gentleman, and times
have changed since his day His definition of gossip has
become weak and lacking in descriptive force.
But common consent is more up to date-mOre &C
curae and just its verdictand by consent the
professional gossip has been designated thing in hui
man shape with mouth than brains
The small town gossip can do more harm in one hour
than whole community Of people overcome in life
time of effort
The gossip is the buzzard Of society the bane of hui
mainly and the advance agent Of the devil
The gossip has but creed and that is the crucifx
ion of innocence and the perpetuatiOn Of nfamy.
The tongue Of the gossip forked it would bring
the blush Of shame the face Of that other reptile the
split tongue species-the snake.
The gossip lives but to revel in the slime of insnua
tons and innuendOes and calumnes.
Scandal is the bread of life to the gossip and the
greatest desire and most intense longing Of professional
is for more gossip"
The stock in trade of the gossip is like the rainbow
it has end 1t just keeps going and enargng and
crucifyng until it bghts everything it encounters.
It is like the breath of hell upon the fair check of an
an angel,
The gossip's tongue begins to wag in the morning
wags all day keeps wagging into the night and like
cascarets ways while you sleep.
The gossip CONSTITUTES the idle passtme of the innocent
If a man looks twice at woman the gossip rips his
character hds and nails his hide to the wall Of ObOquy
The gossip NEEDLES in the private affairs Of everybody
within reach of the vOlic tongue peers behind the
ans Of every home and skeletons in closets where
none exists.
The tongue of the gosspis the most poisonous and
deadly instrument of torture in exstense for has
gard for truth or for human suffering.
The poisonous reptile strikes and incts mercifully
quick DEATH
But the gossip mains and ncerates and cruces until
the human soul is scared with its burden of agony
When God created the heavens and earth He inflicted
humanity with the presence of snakes and other Shiny
and oozy and pesteOus and OdOrerOus objects of Oath
ing,
And He also inflicted with the gossp-fOr what
reason only He in His superior wisdom tell
Is there a hereafter for the gossip? And if WHERE
IS IT? Heaven won't have them. and hell don't want
them.
Are they pass down through the ages Of eternity
q people without final place Of abode
Or are they like the reptile thing without a soul
The question is to deep for the human mind to solve
But perhaps the gossip can tell.-GOlden Age
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-21
Why Can't Houston Business
Men Get Together

This question is asked many times during the course
Of day Why they don't get together is Of the main
that capitalists who have money to invest pass
Houston by We have one of the best towns in North
Mississippi The natural resources have here lying
undeveOped could if they developed make Houston
little city Just the least effort the part Of our bust
ness and those who have money to invest will flock
here to locate
We need more concentrated efforts and the spirit of
cooperation and then Houston will take squirt forward
Not until business get together and distribute
literature etc. describing the country hereabOut and set
ting forth the facts which would induce manufactures
locate here
What say you business men? Do you want Houston
to be the 'Runt of Chickasaw county? Why not set
date and organize a Business Mems Club
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-21
YOU MUST SEE THE GREAT
WONDERS OF YOUR COUNTRY

The Great Possessions Of the American People This
is the Year to See Them. Made Possible by
the Panama Excursion Company of Mississippi
and the Wide-Awake Merchants of Old Chicka-
saw County in their Statewide "On to Frisco
Movement
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-05-21

This country needs boosters men who believe in a
bright futurs e his country not groweIs and grumbers
Thep ain few years that will wish that
L susiv rs5d ia be We great possibilities Of this section
be next twenty years the South
o. preparing ground, much --.--.
cultivation win avoid bVl OuI country has ever
hreagh the best beta us DreDare for Il and
sain In Eve want good man
10 sell
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22

yesterday after she had become uncon> scious from the effects of chloroform She had taken much of the liquid in the effort to induce sleep, which she has been finding difficult.
 Mrs. Dunn and her husband, Thomas Dunn, are both employed at the am- nunition plant. She works from Il at night to in the morning while her husband is on the to Il shift. Both ate breakfast together yesterday morn ing and Mrs. Dunn appeared to be in a healthy state of mind and body.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
criminal superior court. The little

criminal superior court. The little girl was too frightened to tell anybody of thS crime and it was not until evil dence was discovered by her mother that the charge was made against Wasko.
 Attorney Henry Greenstein, who represented the accused, said wasko was intoxicated at the time of the crime. For the sake of the mans wife and children the lawyer asked the court to be lenient.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

John Perratta, who stabbed Luigi Diogovanni during a brawl in a Linen avenue house, September IS, pleaded not guilty to mans1aughter in the criminal superior court this after noon. Attorney George F. Mara has been assigned to defend the accused.
 In the cases of Edward L.. Green and Lulu Wixon of this city, who were charged with infidelity, the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22

t On awakening at noon yesterday MT. Dunn endeavored to arouse his spouse but failed in his efforts. NauseOUs fumes of chloroform permeated the atmosphere of the bedroom He then sent a hurry call for the ambulance. Mrs. Dunn says that the evening work does not agree with her and she hasn't been able to sleep. The couple came to this city from Oswego about three weeks ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
Took Chloroform
 To Induce Sleep

That she had taken poison as a sleeping potion, ignoront of it's great ztrenrtfl became known today when Mrs. Ada Dunn, a. Remington em- ploye, was discharged from St. Vim cents hospital. after her life was bare ly saved.
 Mrs Dunn was taken to the hospital
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
Child's Assailant Sentenced to Prison
 In Superior Court

For a serious assault upon seven year-oId Margaret Eastman. Steve Wasko of this city, was this after noon sentenced to states prison for not more than five and not less than one year by Judge Shumway of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22

states attorney recommended a nolIe. Green came to this city from Brook Iyn, N T., where he supports his mother. It was alleged that the charge against Green and Mrs Wixon was not brought in good faith.
 Edward J. Smith of this city, charged with stealing watch from an unknown man. was sentenced to jail for four months by Judge Shumway.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
Women's ShOes---Extra Special! Stylish S3.5O BOOts---OnIy S2.39

 l with Il and Q i
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22

Farmer ZV.Eaa Aes- One Cent Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-22
A Most Timely Untmnnmed Hat

Beautiful new Fall Hats, made of Lyons Sil pokes, tricorns, continenta1s, sailors and hi assuring all the widest range ofsselection.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-17

Perhaps after while tho British
win como eround a. the conclusion
that the best way 20 handle tho cotton
question win be 90 allow u ca take its
usual course aCvoniing e. lhe usaecs
of notions as understood up Is the
present time.
Meanwhile thvir extreme anxiety 10
keep the southern product from the
ammunition factories ~ Germany and
at the same time 20 pacify tho south.
ern cotton erawer & hrlnglnE oat some
atartilnE suggestions.
Lard Hcresfotd perhaps the genial
i.cfd Charles y meant Is quoted as
sueEestinE that the British novorn
mcnt naght a. buy up the cntlre cot.
ton crop ~ tho south. In that way. h,
points out. Enaland would gain cnntro
~ the cotton and az thc same tim.
nlacatc the south.
The euggesllon can hardly be offer.
80 scflously. Az financial npvralso,
II would surnaSs anything hcretofor,
latcmnted by government. u wonl,
mean y cotton corner such as the wosl,
had nevea imagsard
The sS.Sa asAs nolhlns more thai
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trying az eei away from The commits
tiDn form ~ government a few 'fif1
ago. when fhin faa first struck the
country. everybody went crazy over
H. a desperate camrnign was Ntaft
ln the city ~ Peoria. boz without afail
The sober sense ~ tne citizens tNil
them IL wo0id not he succcss. ano ii
WINS therefore defeated althppFh ha
nehesanis pat vs. siiu fEhi- ~"
the clty ~ jacksonville ia aeitaiiht
ihf question ~ reverflng i0 tff ai-
defnnanlc form ~ government nFfinh
Valley ana SONS 0f the other cities in
the state are following suit The cts
~ Memphis. Tran. 1tlch iH aiao lu'ff
commission form 81 bankrupt ana iu "a
distressing condition generally. THO
result ~ nui surprising THE rrnp-
oslti0n NnH never repfeHeni4ilfe Hrf
way. and thv experience ~ Those CTS
ies chat tried u have fnr thc mnst
part found o. UnaatlHfHrt0fy niih the
possible exception ~ Galveston. Texas.
ana one an two others whore extra
ordinary conditions obtained Peoria
star