davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13
1. Gat66ans BON anttnerpcu, Sib Der
Dentihen RegieruHg. - 2. Dor Der
&Ommanoantnr.-3 3. Bon Sulann 5ns
riifgefebrte 8elgier in autwerpen.


teruna eepirtt, pd6renb I'M Ge9enIaB
Oa5u bic 8eo0Iterung, bic am sigenen 2eibe
ni9t WunbeH burd ben 9rieg erlitten bot,
innaIid nod redt dufidifgti 1T, aHoersrs
Isits 1T aud bic beutI9e 8erpdltung eiHs
pdnbfrti unb bas 8etrugen bes oeutiden
WilitGrs.
SntereHaut lit nun gu beobadten, ME
bic pIdmiI4e 8ebDlterung iia Der oeuts
I9en @erpaltung gegeuiiber berbdlt. ants
tpsrpen 1T in ibrem aerne ia cine bur6s
aus germuniI6e Stuot; Der fraE50ifde
ginfluB bat nur o6erflG6li@ ben 5irnis
elmer I9einbar b0bereu &ultur aufgelegt.
SEPT fsblen bic p%fetnen" Qeiber oieIfd4
aus beuti9en Henegaten gebiIbeten) franz
50lirsnbsn &reife gum grOBen Sbeil, uno
Der eigentli9e 4ern bes Bottles tommt
our @eltung. Greilia mare ss gfd6rIiA,
birter BEN b0fli6en uno torreiten @erz
baIten Der 8ldmen gegen bic beutf6e 8ers
f~paltunq etpa beutIdfreunbline 8efihle
:rbIiten al molten. llnb bod BARI man
Iagen, baB bas 9erbdIten Der 8Idmen
re6t erfreulid lit, i'm gegenfas 3u benz
pdbren6 Der 3eit Der 8sIa9ernng bic
gttuatiou beberrI6tnbn unb in Der pre1s
(insbeIonoere Der yWetropole" uno benz
.RouDedu grecurIeur") bic 8eD0lterung
aufrei3enben unb Derbeberben 6ran5oiens
tbum. @dre bieIer frau3Oii6e einfluB
nidt g~eipelerl, Der bic ipa9ren @efi9le Der
8lamen sum 9beil Derfdl1at, gum 3beil
unttrbridt bat, 70 mare bic 9eliibrung
spiI6m Oeutf6tbum unO gGumentbum
ii6erli6 f6on Dor Dem ariege cine bel
freuubIidere getpeieu, als e Der 6aa mar.
2eibtr 6a6en fid, 6ds miifen mir isBt
pffen einaeIte6en, bic e%ingepunberten 9eute
Iden bel me9r 3u ben bic fran0oIIae aula
fur btrbreitenben 2reiIen birlse3oqen
aefiibIt unb odg gldmentbum, bic @tGrte
Der Gtaot, ni6t geniigenb beriidii6tigt.
Ssebt 6eItebt bic Ii9ere Spffnung. oaB
fd bos 8erhdltnis Der 8lamen 5u ben
3eatihtn in nibt gu LANCER 3eit 9iinitig
o~etolten nirb. 3uud9it Iei feitgeftellt,
6ab bic ertitterung gcsen bic Gn9ldnoer
nit ibrsn lceren @eripre4unsen in allen
RreiIen Der gep0lterung duberoroentlit
I6arf 1T. Ginsn ibrer sGreunoe' hoben
bic antiperpener alio faou e%rtannt, unb
Der auSere ,6reunb", chen bic 6ran6oien,
bat BEL ben glamen nidt ouf oauernoe
8elisbtbeit gu rednen; er III ie~benfdas
bur6 ben arieg niht beliebter 9epprben.
60 fnb bic 9lamen iebt duf fih ALIEN
aeheut; ie nollen peber bon ihren 5reun=
Ben, ben Gran3olen unb GneIGnoern, nod
bon ibrcu Geinosn, bic mir &eutfde in
bieIem &riege nun einmdI seiporoen linb,
ettpas niTen. Qber es lam ni6t 8peifels
boFt Icit, ppbin iih ndh benz Sriese bic
5bmpaibien Der bIdmii6en 8epOlterung
wenben tptroen. GdOn isbt bort mon III
ltnterbaltunQen NIT esbilbsten @lamti
ben lsiIen llnterton Der 3lugs, baB man
sipdr Bic Gtdrte Der bsuti6sn 8egeiItea
runa, bic ardTt Der beuti9sn 9rodnifds
tion, bic 3uatigteit Der repti9sn gsrtpals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

neten aanals ober neutrality-suspicious.
F9tbar. Qu9 bic aabIreiAen ptlOen
Sbiere, bpt alien Der mGbnsulpfe Come,
Bic nod Dor penis Sabr3ebnten bic nfer
bep0lterten, finb Dur9 bds @erduf9 Der
0umpfer beri6eudt porben. Das ein5tge
Rultlr3ei@en am Sigri8 bilbet Der Seles
graph Der auf ieinem linten ufer bic
&riimmunqen bes Stromes in gerdber
Qinit abl6neibet. SIN 5riibiabr lit Oas
umlie9eR6e 2anb nett iberI9pemmt unb
bic M}ostttoplaae Iebr groB. 0od f6on
beeinnt bos Wafer iabhdltig 81 fperben
uno bic @intptrtung bon @bbe unb Glutb
6es perfI6en @olfes md6t fi9 bemertz
bar. rod tpenige &ilpmeter Sdbrt unS
Bel 9urne, bds beiBt aui arabiIh .Mins
tel", flieben @upbrdt nnD Stgtis sriams
men. Die drmli6en !0duIer bes 9orFes,
bic BON peitbin Iidtbaren palmen be-
I6ottct nerOen, brdnsen ii1 auf Der bon
ben beibsn 5liiKen gebilpeten I9mulen
eanbsuuse. 9ier1er perlest Der Bolts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13
Die 25(ameu uro
Ole 0entl&e grwaGtung.

Don 9aa az Tag tsbrt in Qnipuptn
mebt 9sbtn elm. Die 9ottls uuo 8ait
bdaItr fub g,0ffnet unO in ben frii6eu
ab%enbnunbm itarf beiudt; aud bic meis
fen @d6dFtsl1ben babeu bic 1biireu pies
Der dufattb1n. WGreu ni6t SetIhoFtHe
SGuIer in alien GtabttbdltH mo BE Ruiz
nsn Der Sdnitrgruppen, bic our Giubdms
mung Der 6suersbriinite ~nitbrgsIegt tpurs
ben, 70 i0uutt man nidt s%Iau6tH, in elmer
ern Dor Iitbsn Woasu mad bsftiser Be
luesrling erobsrtsu Geitung 81 ieiH.
Bon iraenbpelhsr llni9ubsit in ben
StraBm 1T nidt gu rsbeu, Die Be-
i9ieBung Der Siabt unb bic GarsdeH bes
Bridges babeu sr8isberiI4 uuf bic gsDols
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

Iol6t Der ofitntH 1bHr obsr bur8 Gin
miI6uHa n bmllb sfTan55fids obll
btuii argfGits QustinaHbsrlsbnnsm &C.
.gtben wepDtn.
Beibatb MUTE oitftr Rfta iomlntn,
iptnH bas Buiide @ei6 fh nidt IN tiBl
Role arunbldblittr B~oimdbigieii aeatn'
iibtr ben britiidtH WHHidtH iigsH polit.
Debbdlb M GaalaHb ber 5tinb, Hdmlif
bic btr,0rptrif gtmtiHuHg zines fTti unt
ftitolih fa bt%ibdiiatnbm Deuti4sn Rel
6ts unb golitb; bic pertorptrit 8ttntt'
hung Isintr @tatnrUari uno 8uiunit
9tsbalb mlb bisitr 0etutihtt mlettA
DdIeius oisitr baberfilie 6eiub ~anitrtr
qlrt unb unitru 4rbsit uni6dblih &C.
madt perotn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

tung ~beiDunberu miiFe, aber 6ob mad 90.
men unb benz ]beaangtnen Rshtsbrude biz
lebenbe Generation uiht mtbr NIT ben
DeutlhtH gut 6reuHb perbeu t6nnti obtr
baB man 5iuar nit bsm ein5etne 0tuts
Ittn tpie 5uppr frtunbi6nItlid berl,bren
unb ibH hodiaabtn tonne, bdB man
aber Ieibtr ans tinem Grtunbs 3u
tinsm 5einbe bts beuti6en goItss
t6ums babe berosn miiheH. Sol8s
Stimmunaeu miiFen mir dhten;
Der geiieste pirb ME ben Sitsst lieben
tonnen; erit ipenn bieIer bic WuubeH,
nst4e bic 0afftu idldsen muBttu, aud
pitoer 5u bsilen beritsbt. pirb 3utrausr
uno 2iebe ntltt5en t0nHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

obsr b,rbdiabrtu 81 laHn. bel slnhiatm
qnlafe unisr mDslidi sinIian Oct
bdIiniFm. afita obtr WadetbtHl = bds
mar bic alitrnaiips. Dor Der f6 baB
Deuiide Reid iebts Wdl Del qaliaudtn
iranbtinr bfbsutenbtrn auspdriiaen
graae Idb. 1itls a~IisrHaiibt lpurot obne
Qusndbmt lti ID unmitltlbar it ts mlls
islbdr bon @roBbrilanHitn lormulirt unb
eeaeli. limb tbsnio auSRabmslps lag
6itIr qoIiiit Der bsmmtubH mo btrr
bititnbtn ALTERNATIVE in u]gtnbtinsr
gorm unb unisr i%ra,notium @ti6tss
puniis bic briiiihs 9anotlsttieriuai 5u
@unos, mofts Der anlab nun burh bic
beuiihe Glokts, bur i]olouiaIt Winihe
DmtjdIantg, burh OrisntIrdosn buTt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

&onIul tpd6reenpmmen perben, Inibe
baran %erfanst. Sanitdre GtnridtunsA
cler glrt berfl9en Sds ungeiun0e 3lima
Oes SdottseIsarab gu betdmpfen. MenH
8asra aud bei peitsm nod ni9t ipieOer
bic 8ebeutung erlangt fat, bic es i'm
Mittelalter ats 6aapt Oes Srut ardbi bes
fab, barf es bob nit ieiner beute fhou
pieber ailf $4,000 MenIder besifferien
Gtnippbueridaft elmer ncllen 9liitbe en-
oeeerIeben, bic fh6 nidt gum penigften
uuF has bsutIde 8ert Der 9~dSOaobabn
itiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13
I6m Sdatt.el .Ara6.

gus benz fit ben QusfuhrbanbeI meIoa
potamiens pihtisen Electromagnetic
bon Gupbrai unb 5igris perben adnpft
3iDiI6en BEN siirten unb ben G~ngldnberr
< meloet. rod tur5 Dor ibrer 8ereini'
oune flieBu beibs Str6ms burh cine ems
f6rmiqe, unbelt6te @egsno bdbin. Qui
bier unb la ntrbsn bic llfer bon bidtem
utebriaem 9dmdristensebiI4 beoedt ant
Suipeilen 1T bic Miinouug zines bertrod'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-13

Giinftauienb Suben in qalGifind,
bic nod ausIdabiIde GtdotsbiirgerfAaft
beIaBen, baben, pie bic n9ieue Siibilhe
aorreIponben34 mittbsilt, Inn ibre Mufz
ndbme in ben iiirtilden Gtdutsperbanb
nd6geIudt. (Gs bdnbelt iid offsubar UNI
SuOen ruiiider uub ruiFidsppIniia der
6ertunft)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23


farmer d entitled 10 the protection
~ HE Gag In sending hla products
Acrvss the sea, and congress should
alive such encouragement 10 chipping
interests a. II necessary 10 meet for.
eisN competition In oceAn commerce.
A recent bill known ~ the aeAmana
bill became law under The presideNte
signature and Mr.. n. p. 1chwerln, Vice.
pres,dent cf the racinc Mall steam.
shtp company, when asked TO deMne
this law and outline its erect upon
American steamsh.p l.nes, sAid In
part.
"The bill provides that no ship Of
any nationality 'sha,l he permitted to
depart from any port Of the United
States Nn,ess abe has on board
crew not less than seventy-nve per
centam Of which. IN each department
thereof IL able 10 understand any or.
der given by the of,,cera OF sWch ves.
sci, nor unless forty per centum In
the FIRST year, forty-nve per centWm
in the second year. hfty-nve per cent
am IN the fourth year after the pas.
sage OF this act and, thereafter,
sixN-ave per centum Of her deck
crew, exclusive OF licensed otsscess and
apprentices, are cf a rating not less
than 10 seaman
THE oversee trade Of the world IL
competitive, therefore, the original
cost of the ship and the operation Of
the ship have to be reckoned with in
the keen competition OF these rival
nations with one another. The Orien-
tai sailor is obedient and competent
and is the cheapest sailor In the world.
II is, therefore, manifestly clear that
Il this law applied to all nationalt.
ties in the transpaciiie traffic, all
would Be on the same economic basis.
but Il works single hardship to all
The ships OF the world, except the
Japanese and american ships, and
With the latte II works two hard
ships. With lie European, the cost
OF constructing a ship is no higher
than the cost OF constructing a Jap.
anese ship, but II they had to pro-
vide Europcan crews, while the Jap.
snese operated with Japanese crewA
tHt ttt'tlAtpH OF NOVltttltIpU Sout0 Oc
such that they could not overcome
the handicap and they would be driven
on, fsat the American ship would
have 70 contend not only with the
tremendous increase OF cost 81 wage
in the substitution OF the European
crew tor the Chinese Grew, but also
the greater initial cost a the SAte
As the Japanese have now done away
with their EuropeAa cfacese ana
Japanese crews. al Of whom apeAk
common language. there 10 no 4 :
Guilty Tor them q comply with I'll the
conditions of the bill and continue
their japanese crews With Oriental
wages
the law, therefore, instead o. as-
eistinS the American ship. Odds IN
other heavy burden, while & place.
none whatever upon the Japanese
ship, but, on the contrary, turns over
q the Japanese the trathc Of the Pa
cine ocean, which the American ship
is forced 70 forage by act 81 conereee
OF the United States"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
SIRES AND SONS.

Russell III. Cm,well. the noted icctur-
er, used 10 study ana memorixe Milton
white teniiing sirup pans IN the New
Englwad woods.
I'cssNn Lowell. the noted astrono-
mer. Is a brother of the president of
simNard With him astronomy is n
profession, n business. as II were. INT
for ps,stime he delvc> INFO Japanese
cc,ul.tsm.
Outside of Office hours Secretary q!
Stnte lansing + n painter. u drafts
man az great ability. a wrlrcr of tx
anis'fc verse. an ardent fisherman. y
grod sroIf n'ayer and an enthusiastic.
baseball fan.
pr George Edgar Vincent. Formerly
ef Chi ago university. hun NOW r-esi-
dent OF the University Of Alinncsntn.
mn after dinner Srraistr Of nasiana
rerufation X conceded 10 ne the fss,r~
falsef ~ the llnite. Suites.
The Hon. Joiin CHRIS N Watson. Tor
,.,er rrr,nier az Australia, now travel
Inc In Canada. rtsse to his exalted pc.
sition rsom "r,Jia'er's devil fic
wsss barn IN Valparaiso, Chito. hut
went to Australia when quite younS
He Is thorough newspaper man
Hudson Naxiie. the Inventor. tas an
arssnesi left arm. Tie lost his real arm
exrerimentinS with explosives, hut ~
ten manage the steering wheel az hs>
automobile hatter t,ln hall thu PEE
rse who own cs,r>. fTe had 10 give u
demonstration Of thiS before the Az
.heritssS would gr,a; him n license.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23

Lady Rachel Stucgis Is said 20 he tAe
nI0st isaaucirul woman In London.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Berger wife or former
Congressman Victor L.. Reryes, has
ixsen sslecled president Of rhe N.i'wau.
ktse scha0l hoard
Lady kachsrine Cote. snughter OF
The secnnd Earl Wilton. though She Is
eisiISy wears az siya. sill Intends on
ouean Mary al England.
The wife OF Congressman TSy,cr az
Colorado says saas The women az rhat
stare have found ttha; III does NOT takc
rs innr 10 vote rs II does 10 match n
piece ~ silk
Miss Grace Rarsstow of San Jrse.
Ca... Is said To he the un.y woman VITO
lin makar IL shs world Mis- Rars,cw
ro- her training rs y ~ieiinss; IN sht
country and Europe. ana nj ono tim
she played IL ennesrss.
Airs. Champ Casrs. WIFI ar the sNss,,.
81 ~ congress, Is q scievrr written ma
contributes u many nsaysspines aps;
nswslsliers. She s also nats,i NJ I'M,
authority IN eoo;sc,y and has nsvantrs,
nr cresirsAl i great many RECIPES ta,nt
arr IL wide demand
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
ACCUSED OF MURDER IN 1908
Wyoming Man &nuis EssApe osxeh
BECAUSE Of cis~S,s Error

Because through FL error ns q cpur1
clerk ne Is charged with cpmmirrine q
murder IsoaS years IN The curure,
Grange Wilson Whine OF Wyoming has
appeaied 10 the Tnf1ed States supreme
rour, TO save him from the hanging
TO which ne has tween sen1EnceG-
White was convicted o. billing me
Anderson Coffee on Or RbDul the nth
day IF August, 1913 Thai was rhe
WY the information shpuid have -aac.
p,r utter ne tiad iH.an condemned 10
hang on June 4 NJ This wear Whire's
lawyers discovered that the official NE
ners returned by the grand jury gave
the date Of the murder Us aug Z.
lani2'
Because az shnt 20 which. II WIS
altered. made the Information Insult
ctsln anu defective, White anpenie6 IL
the Wyoming supreme cou-S and ise
fare the day OF the hanging H--tvsc
obtained & writ o. slIle-sedeas under
which the case has isssen brought I'd ttIe
United States supreme cnurl
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
INSPIRATION Of
! THE COUNTY FAR

when yoS enter the agricultural T.
pArtment 81 the county fAir. ycS fssl
your soul upllfted ana your NE takes
on = new powsr-Athat b The ,nsplra.
tion Of the coil You ere overpowsred
~ the grandeur ana mAsnl6ceScs u
the scene--thAt II the sp,rit u the
harvest Yoa can hear the voice u
nature calling you bach 10 the coll
that h opportunity knocking a pour
door, Il 10 = aood chance 10 spend .
quiet hour In contact with the purity
and perfection 81 nature ana 10 sweet.
en- your life with its fragrance. elevate
your ideals with 10 beauty and expand
your imagination with Ia power.
These psVsucts ~ food AZ a. tor
the soNs. and a. IN article 81 com.
merte they sNaht 10 bring tip.tcp
prices On any market In the world.
The pscducts u the soM are teNchers
and preacheS~ A we'll Their beauty
given human Ire its N~t entertain.
naent, their perfection st,rs the genius
IN Art,sts; their purity Mrn,shes mod.
ella Tor AWwth 81 character and their
marvellous achievements excite our
curiosity and We inquire into the won.
dernil process ~ nature.
before leaving the parlor 81 Aer,eut
N,e where nature h J. .sad,ns In her
nhost sr~cerul attire and science II
climbing the eiddy heiehts 81 pertec-
ton, let M pause and take \ retro
spect,ve view. how many II you
Know that AFTER these wonderful, prod.
acts are raised, they can seldom Be
marketed At = prcAts Take the blush.
ms Eiberea. tor example they were
Ted to The hoxs by the carload last
year The Onion -the nations favostts
vegetable every year rots by the
acre tn the Southwest for want 81 =
market and A resalt hundreds Of
farmers have lost their homes. Cot.
ton natoa~s cApitalist often coca
beSsins on the market u less than
cost 81 production.
Il is xr~at to wander through the
exhibits whne Me band n playing
Dixie" and boast OF the marvellous
fetsility 81 the ron and pride ourselves
on our ability 70 master scaence. but
Il Is also well to remember that there
is market side 10 Agriculture that
does not reaect tie hArdships IN the
exhibits At 4 county fair.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
WORSE EVERY YEAR
Plenty 81 Aberdeen READERS s4sso
the Sumo Experience

Don't neglect an aching back.
7, generally gets worse every yen.
To cure kidney hacsache you mu1
cure the kidneys.
II you don't. other kidney ills my
Follow.
Urinary troubles, danger of arupsy,
gravel and Rright's disease.
Follow the advice of this Abss@
deem citizen.
Fred H. Robinson, painter, x1e r
Market street. Aberdeen, says: Fur
Tour or FIVE wears I was troubled
by dtscrdered Kidneys. Ny back VS.
very lime An6 weak and arhed muut
al the rhine. Il was 20 had than
ccuiG not rest NJ night. The kidney
sccrestcns passed TOO often. causing
me 70 get M n number of times I
tccsme very dizzy and nervous ~
times. had dcctcred and tried nth
es remedies, ea, got no better unfi1
WIS my good Fortune 10 heir az
aNcNhs Kidney Pills. / had taken hut
rev doses, Aefpre 4 saw thar thug
we're WHEAT 1 needed, 20 I soS SO
ch1 box, Since using thai, i have
newer hed any trouble rom my hack
ar ksdnsys,a
Prsce soc, vt an dealers. Dunt
simply wsx For : xsslrcs rensecy--gst
N,shS Kidney i,ilS--sshe same thu
Mr. Robinson had. rcsser,Nilhurn CO.
s'rossss. Rensse, ". y. e7N
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
Schoes of the War.

The Reig;a,ss arr still a neolsee. with
out y ccunt-y---petrai; Free Prs
II seems ss though r'elsSh autonomy
weull he primarily u hossSe hniiiin-
ean,naigr-RcStan Herald
Europe hss made very little progress
toward providing the dos al war
with sag-> and saazsses Washington
Star
This eesnS the war az three dinner
ssesss. the winner ef the next war may
bare tn c~erafe IN the fourth dinner
Siess. --C hfcaSo News
II seems now tfsaS toe war has 20; 10
q rssirt where II lsss to wait 10 give the
ammunition factories = chance &c
catch 0p---nesr>ast Free Pres
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
ROBERTS WORKS IN LAUNDRY

FORMER Mayer OF Term staues Cow
piairsr OF Way sctutisss Ws-e Wassssr.
When Qunn H. Roberts, sS mayor az
TERRI Hauts. Inc. canvicreii OF sfe~-
ton frauds. WAS brought u tine fedora
penitsutiayy the ofsicisiss tried 10 show
MIN all possible tsnisncy by putting
aim az clerical wors-
Roberts saunit-y WIS nor dome 70 s1lt,
tim one day, and ne went To ttls prs
on saussf-y 10 complain
DO you think Il rnuH he done any
settsr- the surestnrendeut asked.
II see TO reason why Il znouidn.x-'
the ex-uayo- replied I'D thtnS any
ee4ay s,n0.d do better WORK than this.
well. tseE. you're Jnst tile maE Va
want Get D. work"
Ex-Afayor Roberts row washes pfe-
unesx' esoth1s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
fimpant filings.

-;alSsn = slid Ia have s,une lAsss>,.e.
mat. Now osrr- wnSaslss champions ln.,,,
tsa Racing another velgow lssSrss.4A-fN,
rrnit f>rs4a y'rSsss
GavirS removed atne sin fnnN III,
sSinslna l=@e4 All. Hssrisns&ss npxs ss,,
tis<Hvdr snssill se ~ extract the >s,ass
nun cucnnitssrs--Exshsu2
As Ar=sntirss, Rrsail ana sl.sse weAe
termed "A T.. Z, sgrhsfr.suss, wsil M
ifvsa. Uruguay and Gsssmasah. ~
SnoNn as 1tts r. T. &. hs&srsS- sRssss,,s
HsraiI
Henry Wafssrsaa believes ss~ssNsssy
has been s rfainIre IS u essssasHks, hi,
AifvFaukes- e. 1seoss ami ts>nxsmvsnsI
seen ~ assrrsrr MS -tSeSsy. llsr6Frr
11anse1fR
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that ali &C.
counts payable &c the Assrdeec Her
iasd, Or TO TIE undersigned on eeaaii
sct the Aberdeen Herald, are payAets
to ~yno, a. SsiH<ea. weo wiil receip,
Cor the same.
t. rNc y. CARNEY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
OUR PUDlE FooUM

The American
plowmen Are inter
ested In sea com.
insrce. Il 10 expsn'
sive and likewlae
humlllAtins 70 have
70 salute = sorelsn
AAs every time q
farmer wants 10
chip . bushel Of
wheat. = hale Of
cotton Or = pound
Of farm products
acrvss the ocean,
r he A m erica a
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-27
HUMOR OF The DAY

son-AIaw, why do they call them
fast colOrs?
AIother-Because they won't run.
Son-Huh 2-Gargoyle.
Ham-Are the Joneses modern
Eggs-Modern2 Well. I should say
so: they even call their dog with the
phonograph.-Penn State FrOth.
4 told father / loved you more
than any girl I've ever met"
And what did father say?"
He said to try and meet some
more girls Puget Sound Trail
What is the best way to preserve
peaches?" inquired Mrs. WomDat.
Keep 'em on a high shelf" advised
Mrs. Flubdub, who has enterprlsing
kids.-LOuisvilIe COurier-JOurnaI
If a man has the price ne can get
anything he wants and the way he
wants it,
Don't know about that There's
the medium sOft-bOiled egg.-Brown-
ing's Magazine.
Did that alienist prove that you
were CraZy2"
NO" replied the defendant: but he
admitted that he was nearly so before
the lawyer got through with him
Dallas News.
Patriotic Belligerent-How are you
going to describe and comment on
this affair?
fEeSS W ElLeT-l am gong 10 tell
ali important facts and put the
blame where il belongs.
Patriotic Belligerent There: ]
knew all the time that you were bit
terry preiudiced against usi-Long-
VILE Leader.
do you feel that you are called OF
TO do something for your fellow
menu asked the indefatigable phi
lanJhropist-
I don't know whether 1 am or not
answered the practical man. but the
uuanimiry with which my fellOw-men
seem to expect il sometimes makes me
think 1 am. Age-Her-
a'd.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-27
KIDNEY DISORDERS
QUICKLY RELIEVED

Leading druggists everywhere are
establishing new records in the sale of
medicine. Believing that no medicine
ought to be paid for unless it does the
user some good, they have adopted the
plan of selling SolVaX, the standard
kidney remedy, under a positive guar
antee of quick relief from all kidney
or bladder misery, or money back with
out a question. This speaks elOquently
for the virtues of the remedy and al
mand for it here in Norwich Hun
dreds of people in every walk of life
have been relieved of the agOnies at
tendant on weak, disarranged or clog
ged-up kidneys and bladder by this re-
markable remedy. 1t is not just merely
that aims to put the entire pain-racked
body into normal condition and give
vigorous health after the many pain
full disorders caused directly or indi
rectly by sick kidneys. A change for
the better will be seen after the first
few doses of SolvaX and its continued
use should soon tone up the entire SyS-
tenn of improperly working organs and
give the desire to live and enjoy life
to its fullest.
SoIvax is considered by many the
best kidney remedy on the market to-
day because it aims to cure by striking
directly at the cause of all the trouble.
The many pains and aches caused by
improperly working kidneys cannot be
permanently cured unless the cause is
solvax is sold under positive guar
antee to refund the money if It does
not cure. This is the strongest proof
| that can be offered as TO the merit of
| self out of your slice of life IL you
| don't give SolyaN a chance. Get ii to-
I day from Lee & Osgood or any leading
druggist in this vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-27

FOR SALE-SeasOned wood; stove
lengths: 50 a cord. Frank FOote. r. y. 2.