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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-15
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
TsIegraphic News:
Bedford Murder Cases Dismisse'
by Judge Sawyer. e.,
Court Refuses 10 <AaIIiiS s.vtns :.
Presented by state.
Welch Miners Strike Despit "
,ss'ooo ssR%sas Msn oaass' aais work: \ Swim
out Coal Supply.
Germany Admits Ne .an was
Torpedoed.
Regrets Incident and <ll Pay DAM
ages.
Code Editor Wilcox Dismissed by
Judge Deemer.
Austrian Protest Charges Violation
of Neutrality.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Campaign OF Publicity for Iowa Coal.
Bulman Testifies In Murder Case.
Corn Louise Appears In Ida County.
U. S. to Become Worlds Financial
Center.
Law Reduces Child Labor.
Farmer Acts as Own Detective.
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
Lost-An Old Fashioned Hired Man.
Thaw.
Match the Law With the Man.
Topics of the Times.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, TEN, AND
ELEVEN.
City News:
First Case Under New Law Filed.
Melbourne Child Gets Free Aid For
Deformity.
Baseball Meeting Here Tomorrow.
Ansons Lose Wednesdays Game.
Import Labor For Paving Work.
PAGE TWELVE.
M Markets and General:
Wheat Holds Firm on Export Buy
ing.
Corn Advances in Sympathy With
Wheat.
Equipment For Army Urged by War
Department.
Hogs Show Strength as Result of
Light Receipts.
Cattle Offerings Show Lack Of
Quality.
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Limit. price Of Coal.

London. July 15.-The tex. OF the
price of coal limitations bill. which was
issued today, specifies that coal nsy
not be sold at the pit mouth at price
exceeding four shillings tsD ton
more than the price at which the same
kind OF coal was sold during the
twelve months ending June 30,1914.
The measure was introduced IN
the house of commons yesterday by
Walter Runciman, president OF the
board of trade. Violators OF the act
are liable to a fine not exceeding $500.
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TO BRING $4,000, 1000.
Returns From Income Tax to Exceed
Early Estjmatas.

Washington, July 15.-The final fg-
ures on the receipts from the personal
and corporation income tax will not be
available until the middle Of August.
but treasury officials arc inclined to
believe that the total will be between
'$st,ooo,o and sso.0o0.0oo.
Ten days grace given by, congress
expired Tuesday, but information re-
garding receipts in that period will not
be telegraphed to Warrington, but will
come in usual order. It II now cer-
tain. however. that the returns will be
well above estimates.
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WANTS BIG AIRsAlp FLEET.
orviiIe Wright Says We Should Hav
1000 in Times of Peace.

New York, July 15.--A fleet of 1000
aeroplanes should be maintained by the
United States army In times of peace
according to Orville Wright, famous
inventor Of air machines who was to
leave New York today for his Dayton,
O., homo
Wright repeated that he would glad
ly act on naval advisory board with
Thomas A. Edison and others we'll
known to the field Of invention and
science.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-15

date for the conference with Count
Won Bernstorff Mr.. Lansing explained
Wednesday that he had not yet COM
pleted his examination OF the German
note and was not ready to discuss 1t
with the ambassador.
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TENS OF THOUSANDS
DROWNED IN CHINA
Appalling Loss Of Life Reported in
Provinces Devastated by Floods
Canton Isolated Except to Powerful
Steamers.

Hong Kong, July 15.-Tens Of thous-
ands Of natives are estimated to have
been drowned by the floods in the Chi
nese provinces Of K"angtung, KwanS-
81, and Kiamgsi, and the desolation in
the devastated districts is terrible. ac-
cording to the latest reports reaching
here.
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czech Leader Arrssted,

Berlin, by wireless to Sayviiie. July
ia dispatch from Prague, Bohe-
mia, to the Overseas News Agency
says:
sDr. Raschin, q Czech leader. has
been arrested. He was president Of
the Czech newspaper Norodny Listy.
and was we'll known Pan-Slavism
leader. Twenty years ago hs was sel,-
fenced to Q prison term for political
reasons. More recently he was -elAct4d
q member OF the Austrian diet"
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day by Attorney General Fred Farrar.
The opinion was rendered on request
OF ]. e. Ramer, secretary Of state.
Norwegian Steamer Torpedosd.

Norwegian Steamer Torpedoed.
London. July 15.-The Norwegian
steamer Rym has been torpedoed and
sunk. The second engineer was killed
but the rest OF the crew was rescued.
German Dsfendses Showed Bravery.
Berlin. via wireless to Sayville, July
15.-The Overaeas News Agency today
says:
1.-THE conditions OF the surrender Of
German forces In Southwest Africa
made clear that the forces numbered
204 officers and 3,0s4 men. "a little
more than ono regular infantry regi-
ment on war footing). with seven
field pieces and twenty-one machine
guns.
"This force was matched against 2o,-
900 men. The bravery Of the Germans
was admitted even by the British. who
permitted even on-commissioned Of
ficers and privates to keep their side
arms"
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CLAIM ADVANCE IN EAST.
Athens Reports Anglo French Sue
cesses in Dardaneiies.

AtnenS N0p0tSe NU0iO-Ste"S' SSS.
eessss in Dardaneiiss.
London, July 15.-From Athens
comes a report Of q substantial ad-
vance made by the Anglo Frencn
forces against the Kriphia- -Achi- Baba
line. but since so many wild rumors
have already originated In the Grecian
capital this is received with reserve
until officially confirmed.
The latest Paris communication
counters the claims Of German success
in the Argonne region with the report
that the French have set foot at sew
eral points in the German trenches on
the road to Marie Theresa and that the
French are making progress in their
attacks beyond the Servon road to the
west Of the forest Of Argonne.
In the eastern front nothing ap-
preaching a decisive action has been
reported in a fortnight. The Germans.
however, again are showing activity in
the region between the rivers Niemen
and vistula, where they have attacked
in force, making an advance along one
section Of which the Russians retired
to the second line.
All these signs point to new Ger
man drive, towards Warsaw from the
east Prussian frontier, but 1t is be-
lieved by military observers that the
Russians have sufficient strength in
this district to put up formidable re-
sistance.
II is expected that the period Of
quiescence in southern Poland will be
ended by an attack on the Austro-Ger-
mans towards the river Bug. Great
Britain again is experiencing domestic
trouble with 10000 coal miners ac-
tually on strike.
The meat packers representatives
are delighted at the news that tho
Washington government 10 about to
intervene In their behalf.
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Germans Take Polish Town.

Berlin. via London. July lb.-
Przasnysx. q town Of Russian Poland.
nifty miles north Of Warsaw, has been
captured by the German forces, accord
ing 20 the official statement given out
today by the German army headquar-
ters sta6.
The Germans also announce that
they have captured the village Of
Konsya to tho south OF Kolno, and
have stormed the height Of Olszauka.
to the northeast Of Suwalki.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-15
States Case Falls When Court Refuses to
Admit Evidence of John Derrickson,
Concerning Death Of Hermit Druggist
HuN7sMAN CASE IS DISMISSED ON
MOTION QEATT0RNEY FOR DEFENDANT

Attorney General Cosson Acquiesces Stating That Refusal
to Admit Evidence Made 1t Impossible For State to
Proceed Prosecutor Declares Action Appears Like an
Effort to Confuse the Issue by Resort to Technicates
Cases Against Other Defendants Are Then Dis
missed-Dismissal Is Popular With Spectators.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-15
MEXICO CONFRONTED
WITH MONEY FAMINE
Millions in Currency Issued by Various
Governing Factions, Rspudiatsd by
Each Succeeding Governmsnt-Train
Wrecked by Bomb.

Washington, July 15.-Mexico City,
freed OF the perils Of siege and with
prospects Of food for the starving, now
is confronted with another farn;ne-a
scarcity Of money. Millions in currency
issued by the various factions in con-
troll of the capital passed back and
forth between them during the last
year. have been repudiated by each
succeeding government.
A train between Vera Crus and Mex
leo City has been wrecked by q bomb
near ApiSaco. Tho explosion killed and
wounded many persons. a cablegram
from Vera Crus to the state department
says It u uncertain whether the train
left Vera Crux July - or July 10. Tho
railroad has discontinued selling tick
cts to Mexico City.
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T..R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY


Tho Weather.
Sun rises July 16. 4:4l, sets 1880.
Iowa-unsettled weather tonight and
Friday. with local showers and thun-
der storms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

For Sale.
HOW 10 BIZ YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on Qeo cash and u6 month. 81
CHEVY CHASE. For full pSTtieularg drOD
postal telephone o. call on wa. II.
RITcAIE 9lI coloIado Bldg. Tel y. El1l.
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The New Adventure of
]. Rufus Wallingford

duivering with wrath. and his voice
cracked. you whistled for them to
come In. They were strange boys that
I never saw before"
The tallest bell-Ooy who had escorted
caught the eye Of Toad Jessup. snorted,
and went away from the door.
J, Rufua MallinRford studied the In
telllgent countenance OF his nephew
quite earnestly.
''Is this true JIMMY" he inquired.
Again the boys brown eyes twinkled
as he looked into those, of his uncle.
HE can't prove iti'
That's enough" said Walhngford,
and he turned sternly to his caller.
when you come to me with COM
plant about my boys. YOU should be
prepared TO show grounds. II seems TO
me. Mr.. slookum. that the complaint is
on the other side" He rose. he ex-
banded his broad chest. You were
high-handed with my boys. sir" He
raised the pitch of his voice, He was
most effective orator. THE whole trou-
BILE. Mr. Slookum. is that you have been
the autocrat of Dingleville entirely too
long. A great many people, discover,
have suffered injustice at your hands
am going to see. Mr.. Slookum. IL this
community can be throttled BY q loan
shark" He bent on Slookum his
sternest gaze. His round face had red
dened. and he shook threatening fore
fiuger at the loan shark. Good day.
sire and. turning. he stalked. in OUT
raged majesty. into the adjoining room.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Deaths.

Sarah +. Masrudsr, Sc years. liza Lanisr
place northwest,
c61rie. :. HaVensr, s. years. EmsrEsnsy
Charles L. Hammond. - years. Garneld Hss.
DItal.
Elisabeth n. Lee, rs yeaTs, the Mendoza,
Twentieth street and kaloramA read
Frederick Baer. 81 years. Washingt0n ASy-
George W. HEIsiip. 81 years. .1Ito North csDi-
toll street.
Ella v. Hamei. 60 years. rs Tenth street
northeast.
Edward 2. Johnson. II years. ~ Tvsntisth
Helen N. YOakSm, a years. Emergency HOs-
pital
virginia F. Moody. 80 years. GeOrsssown Unit
versfty Hospital.
Daniel j. HArtigan, s. years, GeOrgetogn
UniverSity Hospital.
Melvin p. Inlay. s. years. ms Twenty-sixth
street northwest.
Minnie v. FSrTail. - years. 12Oo c street
northwest
Annette S. Cochran. IS years. lo7 Sixth
street northeast.
Thomas +. Hunt. years. 70s Massachusetts,
avenue northeast.
Joseph Ham. IS years. 0eOrgetown Hospital.
Hospital.
oeorEe c. Flennsr. s. years, mo Oregon ave-
nue. northwest.
Frank s. EmersOn. % years. Congregational
George X. Little. forty-siGht years. lOea Sew
enth street northwest.
Mary l.. b. Daniel. "a years. 1siS ParkWOod
place northwest.
Frances NJ. Kryder. 70 years. nm X street
simon POrchsr 60 years. Government Hos
pital lnsane.
Thomas Bush. "a years. H5 B street south
east
Anna NJ. Butler. IL months. IH c street
southeast
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BULLETlN oF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

Detailed information concernina
be secured free Of charge upon appll
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. u
OF LABOR. SOL
KEY TO APPROXIMATIONS USED,
Ing, PM-Per month. PW--Por week,
Free board and 'odging. HGF&M-Un
Ssn ~Edns n,Id. spsaxnI Exp1E,.iEperiencs
Unless otherwise stated, Il Will Be
permanent nature, and the help Is
FARM LABoRER APPLICATIONS
Virginia.
s7o-7ss2. Roanoke Co. One married man 20
take care Of yard and garden. Americans.
Desires TO communicate with applicant.
ao-ten' Nelson Co. Twd~men q married
and single, or both sinGle) for general
farm work. Irish or American. No chill
dren wanted. s-s cows rs necessary.
Exp. TT, adv, and deducted. S2Eo per an
NUN. HoAF Tor single. sins per annurn,
BAL. $3.50 without BAL.
COMMON LABOR.
Georgia.
s7e-l224. Chatam Co. Is 70 100 marr,sA ~
single men wanted for iaborinE work. Any
nationality. Es necessary. No II. e
u hours PD. $3.50 PD.
Maryland.
Ss-1255. Baltimore Co. Unlimited number
Of single men wanted for laborinE work,
handling stone thinD. wheeling barrow.
bagging material, handling wood Al kiln.
loading trucks. etc. Any Es. No Tr. 10
hours PD. l2Eto TO 1Oc par hour.
S7S-l22S. Montgomery Co. Wanted z Arfv.
erB for team, must be experienced 1 man
TO turn logs and TO take logs away from
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Vital Records
Births.

/, BiEtha.
Valentine and Alice "a AVatsrholfert rtrl (.
gregory ana Mary BeRrotIL b6y. =
paihusi ana hOas kossn, poy
lNhtha9 ana carrie hlnH. noy.
Enkeiie n. anu Annie y. Ho,sfa beV
Afsnur y. and TRACE 4. furuy, bug. (.
William a. and ataDcl A.. PdaEae. Firl.
>. Logan ana Clara ~. UWenS, noy
James -. and VERNE A.. Jones. aifi
sosin q. anu eva ~ GaGes sIrI
James h. ana Annie n. EoisIer. boy
Ne5naniei =. ana Annie q. AlaauroW. Girl.
ANTONIO ana hoaaiIa E3riscuso, RiFl!
James W. ana Rosa q. -froctOF girl
relis q. ana Nellie harley. GIRL
isaiah and tteDecca hAwkinn Girl
ttopart l.. and HoaA A. Slnpea Rifl .s
Ernest and Martha WashAngtoh nirI
Lewis and Beatrtos Wallace, girl.
John n. and kmTna Terry, boy. ~
william n. and LILLIAN E Leo. boy.
Henry and Kate Jones, boy
John n. and Laura ~ Thonpl6n. boY.
Frederick q. and Mary n. Thompson. bay
Myer and stella Rods, girl. ~
Charles and Gertrude ktOdgerB, boy.
koDert g. and HELEN A. Miller, boy.
Royal and Helen McKennh; Girl. t's' y
RoDert a. and Ellen Lester, boy. ..,
Arthur 1. and Gertrude Lannan, girl
Alceste and Rita ChtalastFi,- gil1.
Frank ard Grace cAliaGhan, girl
Alvin and Mary HarhaFt girl.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UnEuFnished.

FOR RENr-2lO Mass. ave. n. w. 6 rooms.
PTicO. SlGOo.
CoLoRED APPLICANTS or uNDoUBTED
respectability and responsibility can rent
9b10 and 2522 Mozart ct. n. ". from DEG. I at
o12 uOr month; each house has large roOTlB
Apply Room 22s Oxford bldg. from u to s.
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DEATHS

Clarke Suddenly, on Saturday, December
~ brentwood, Nd
Funeral from 81. Johns Episcopal Church.
a ~. rainier, Nd. D. M, Tuesday. De-
eehper Z. lnterment ~ Philadelphia.
Papers please copy)
WiITNEY-Cn Saturday. Deoembsr isis.
S,,,t nIe 2. M. ELItE HENDERSON
funeral from the residence Of her nephew,
~ tnesday, December Z, At H.gO a. m.
helativee and friends invited 20 attend.s In
,ssgsrli9nt N Congressional Cemetery.
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ADAM A. WRscHLEIl, AuetIonseF

TnusTEHs SALE or nos. atit AND sns
18th STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue q = certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 3t72. folio f1s 81 sea,
81 the land records Of the District Of Co
lunnbiay and at the request OF The party &C.
cured thereby. We, the UNDERLINED trustoeA
WHEEL 90 public auction. IN front - the prem
iseg, on Monday, the aixth day Of December.
=. u. tSt, IT $3.50 o'clock p. m, the foiloHinB
described real Estate IN the District Of Co
!umbla, and deeignated as and being part Of
lot %, IN block ]. in Fisher. Forayth ana
Young CommlnBioneru' Subdivision Of Wash
lnRton Helghtg, - per plat recorded IN the
once OF the Surveyor fer the District Of Co
lumbta. IN Liber County No. q, a. Folio 1lS
more particularly described In aaid deed Of
trust reference 70 which Il haroby made
exeePt 90 much Of aid part q gsid lot - ~
corded in LibeR S5ls. Folio toa Of the lana
record! o. the District % Columbia. together
Win right % w9y - record together with the
improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit Of o10e
required OF the purchaser 81 time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording revenue stamps
ana notarlal fees At the cost Of .ha pur-
CHASER, Terms OF sale to BE- complied with
within 10 days from day Of sale. otherwtBs
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property ~ the risk and cost Of the Default
lng purchaser. after i've days adVertisement
81 such resale IN some newspaper published
y tho city o. Washington, ID. &. cEORslE
y. EAAERIcH. Isle s. LIPsCoHEB. fr,iS.
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the following opportunities may
cation 70
NITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&W--Free BOARD, lodging, and wash
pD-Per day. PH-Per hour. Bal
r9 ne hoyFe G1rdsn; f1sl enc ~ ni ad.
understood that all opportunities are %
desired ~ soon az possible.
mill. Americans. French acceptable, No
At; Single. hours PD. Drivers, 70 I'm
LAborern. NB PD -
Pennsylvania.
s7e-i2Ss. LehiEh Co. wanted four car
s S,aS and gspers work Ssrsn - H sn
Eis. 10 hO el1'i PD us Pws o. ssc Pm,
| s76-lzaB. WestmofeIand Co wanted 20 sim
gle mSh for unloading scrap iron, etc;
hS ou1sn' P TsFyi ~, g Abstracts, 10 =
S7s-lls1, PhiIadsiphia Co wanted men:
handy with tools. whiteWashern and
learners. Handy men, 80 PVT whitswa.h-
ere y I'd and learners - PWs hssoiar
s1S-iSio. LShish CO. wanted:s cay dig.
gsEs e ., % Pp; helpsta - ti.7o PD; .
$3.50 PD; kiln men AZ S5,i5 PD; / shipper
az p.B0 PD and labUrgrn ~ et.7o PD.
hours Pp. Austrians. Germans or Hun
gaTianS. $40 IT. adv. .s ~
TRADES.
Pennsylvania.
eN--ls vvestmoreIRnd Co wanted 50 min
ere. outside men. for mining coal and
drawing coke. slayish, Poles and Hungar-
ianS preferred. Married or single. Pick
iaS ss I'm per hour coEs DRIVERS S sss
for heavy and SO for light charge. Ovens
~ n. in diameter. 10 hourS PD.
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LOST AND FOUND
$500 REWARD

Lost or stolen IN New York city on June
ssth, with other jewelry, one diamond ring
consisting " large center diamond, slightly
yellow, two smaller diamonds. one on each
sido OF center stone, mounted IN platinum,
with number Of very SMALL diamonds in
shank Of ring.
For sentimental reasons, the owner ls very
anxious 70 recover this ring. and the above
reward Will be paid II returned. No quss-
lions asked or shadowing Of any kind. Re-
turn for Identification and reward to ED
WARD E. AYRE, iiit y st.. washinGton,
ID. c.
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CONTINUED Tomorrow
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, Oh MEM0RlAM

(Noticss for this column 49, accsu..a al "a
cente Nat, either prose 81 Doptrv m $500 no.
lSe ooss not exceed ten lines. Ana 10 csnta
i0r each llne N excess q teal 80
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

L1ADY--Young white assist lunchroom work:
hours $50 to 8. DAIRY LUNCH, 1887 4
st. n w.
SALES in candy store.
1870 O at. N. w. l.
SALESLADY--ExpeTienc in dry goods:
steady place for right party. Apply lS23
and 1926 Wisconsin ave.
SEWERS to make alterations on corsets;
only those who are thoroughly experienced
need apply between and 1880 q. IN.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO.
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HELP WANTED

sOEICIToRS-Men and women. to take or
ders for Xmas novelty, easy SELLER: lib
eral commission. Apply between $3.50 and
10 a. m. 21s L at. s. w.
CANVASSERS--wlth ability. able TO leave
dollar deposit; nne proposition. 1922 Pa.
ave. MR. MYERS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29
Died in California

Matt W. Russell, n prominent
real estate dealer Of Long Beach,
Calf, died in that city, April 16,
1918. Mr.. Russell formerly
owned several hundred acres Of
land near Rogersville, he married
Miss Rogers, sister of Drs. Ro.
gers of Mansfield and Rogers
Vile and Banker John G.. Rogers
of Ozark. Deceased is a cousin
MeSdames .J.H. Smith (nee Ever.
ly) of RogersvilIe and f.. f.. May
field (nee RUSSELL of ROgersville,
and MRS.. Fl. Cox (nee Everly) of
Ozark. He sold his Rogersville
farm to his son.in.law, A. j. Ly.
man. A son and daughter of de.
ceased are employed in the
schools of Long Beach and San
Monica. The remains are en-
route from California and inter.
ment is expected to take place at
the old Dodson graveyard tomor.
row FRIDAY. Marshtield Mail.
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A Kansas Contribution

Writing from Waldron, Kas.,
under date Of April %. Mrs. Jay
Tripp says: Il notice from your
cemetery list the people are TAX
ing more or less interest in max
ing the city Of the dead more
care than usual. | am incloSing
81 to be used in the good work as
[ have a dear brother who is very
near to me put away in that place
and do hope that others will put
forth an effort to help in the good
cause. | am inclined TO think
that this, among other things, is
the outgrowth of some of the
good work of DR.. f. II. Riley.
While | I'm not personally ac.
quainted with the doctor, the
thought has come to me often
that he must be a very valuable
man to the town of Mansfield
and vicinity
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29
Of Vital Importance

Mayor G. 5. Burney is in re
ceipt Of a communication from
+. F.. Byng of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
enclosing an article relative Ia
soil preservation and water con.
Scrvation.
Mr.. Byng is the father Of J.W.
Byng of Ava, general manager
of the &c, O.. x 5. R.R. and is a
man who has given much earnest
study to the above questions.
The article is from the Manu-.
facturer's Record,a and is entitled
Dynamite to Save Frams from
Death The article is right tO
the point and il replete with eX
cellent ideas.
Ample moisture falls during
the year for the raising of good
crops, and by deep blowing and
dynamiting the sub soil, it could
be preserved for the use Of the
growing crops as needed. 1t
would also prevent the carrying
away of the top.Soil, by the wa
ter's running Off the ground,
since the moisture would be alb.
sorbed if the subSoil was render.
ed porous enough to receive it,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-29
White Man With Black Liver

The liver is II blood purifier.
1t vas thought at one time it
was the seat of the passions.
The trouble with most people is
that their liver becomes black
because of impurities in the
blood due to bad physical states,
causing biliousness, headache,
dizziness and constipation. DR..
Kings New Life Pills will clean
up the liver and give you new
life. 25c at your druggist. adv