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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-04-15

The 0uInlus That Does Not Affect The Hear
Because OF its tonic and laxative effect LAXA
TIVE BRoMo QUININE is better than ordinary
ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF K. w. GROVE 2Sc.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-04-15
Iuvigoratiag to the Pale and slckly

The Old standard general Strengthening tonic
GROVES TASrEIESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .cnrches the blood aud builds upt The sys-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-04-15
Railroad Time Table.

WICHITA FALLS K
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
3artlid,e Gattin.

Gin. aubnorbsnsIit lisbsbolIs uno
s1rtIi6s Satin Ibsint Grau Dolanta
.5apanOpiiia su fsiB, rsnn bic gn'
eat.n TN Bureau bss Wunisipulss'
ridts auf TbatIaGsH bsruben. Ger
@aiis 5itomir sapanppitf& .rfpirtis
ndmli6 peIisrn i'm UluHi,ipalg,ri&t
sinen Safi6siebl untsr Der anslase
Sss MOrb5sriu4s segsn feline Gbs.
bdlfts.
Wis aopanopiifh bsbcuplst, tpa&ie
1 asftsrn Ifprgsn 5u fsbr frabst
Shnubs iufolse zines i6bsn S1m,rs
ass aif unb fab Ju l.insm ni&t ess
riHasn SGreden feline @uitin NIT aes
Itplnaensm Bell DOT BEN Belt issbsn
unb asraps sum sipsiteH GAlage aus
bol,n. glatiirlih i.sis q llh sur
Dsbr uub bic Ssrdu ipn ss bann pers
assOosn hobsn bic Mobuaug eilsnbs
AZ psrlafen, iobab SepdnDpitd istt
Hi&t rsib. no fs it4 aufbdlt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Gtiuas siinftiser
SinS bic TusiidJten Der StaSt in
iiuanjisller SinFdjt.

Dis giira.rmsiiin 8. g. Spiss.l
asfi.rn naG i,iner Ridiebr pcn Der
9e'ihtiauHa Der Sdbbaln eriIGris, III
bic Sfinan5Iass Der Siabi niht gang 70
psr3tptifeli. mi. ror .iniser 3eit ans
e.nommtn ipprbsH mar. iinsrpart.i,
gintiinft. habsn nGmIi6 bie gsfabr
einss brobenbsn 9sfisiis fat p5lIig
b.i.itis. unb infolssbeifsu tperbsu bic
ftdbtiI6,n g.b5rben uihi se5pung,n
f,in su ben WlaFsusnilafIuneeu su
i6,eitsu, bic urfpriinslih aus Spars
iamt,itsriidiidteH In aGSiiat s.noms
men tporeH.
Die giniiiniis, ipel6e bi. 5inan;'
lcne Der Siabt 10 perbsfisrt babtn
fino STAT, 900, bic BON Der g. 9. u.
u. Balm aIs abiinbunssiiimme b.s
aahIt purbsn, fopis S65, 900. bic pon
Der Gintinna.. Gobinsion unb Retps
bort GtrabsnbabnssislIffafi ais ab'
finOuna tam.u. srn.r bat bisie @.s
isnifafi nod $4,000 an riiditGnbis
aen Stsusrn btsablt unb bon Der gins
einnaii 9ratiion 60. itebtn $25, 900
als 4nib.il Der Gtabt on ben Gin.
nahmsn aus oem Dororiper!sbr ~ tr'
ipar!en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
SrieOeusuermittluns Ourd ben
Yrdiioenten.

Die sbatia9s, bab Der qrGFoeut
bic Rots an Deuti4lano ni6t iofort
a6ssi6idt unb 2ebtsrem 3eit lGbt, bic
anttport auf bic pom 9rdfibertsH gs.
forbsrte austunft 5u peri4ieber, bis
Der @ertrauensmauu Dss beutider
goti6aftsrs, Or. @erbarbt, in Berlin
singstrOffsn 1T, bat bic Wutbmabuna
anserest, oub Der qrGiicsnt bebsutsuo
mebr plant, als bic Grlsbisurg Der
,2uIitania" s2tngelegenbeit, nGmli6 biz
MISUNDERSTANDING beg WeItfrisbens.
Sab bic Der. Staaten, bic Elm,
Bsltmaat iinO unb ii9 in Der sliits
Iiden Gage bsfinosn, ubioIuts Neutras
litdt fuabren gu t0nneu. fir bic bobe
9(ufgabs, als 6rieoensitifter pirten gu
t0nnen, gang bsfunbers berufen iinb,
1T unpsrtenn6ar. GbeuIo tldr 1T 3u
erTebsn, pie Der prGiibent iaon lduait
bem Sriege bate Elm gnoe MAIDEN ions
nen, obne bab sr bate feline @ermitts
lung unSubietsn bruu4sn, In
bem er bic Qusfubr bon Waffen uuters
Iagts. glismano beitrsitet es, 0a Sober
es febsn lam, baB Der ariss tbutfdds
lid Don ben Der. Staaten gefiibrt
lpirb. aeins Don ben alltirten Md4'
ten III i'm Staube, ibren 9ebarf an
Wdffsn aqein gu bedsn. Rublanb
idmpft nur ned nit bem aricqsmates
rial, Oas mir ibm Iiefern.
2luf @runb einsr irrisen 9lnfthaus
ung (pir pOlIen Elm milOes UOrt gss
brau4sn) ii6er bic neutrals Pf!iM uHs
Terss Ganbss bat Der prdiiocnt suts
Ihisben Oerpeisert, feline grobs unb
lpirtIams Wa4t sur WieOerberitequus
bes 5riebsns in Qnpenoung gu brins
gen unb es III nidt srfi6tlih, bab er
in abfsbbarsr 3sit Don bisiem falfben
StanbpuHtt abgsbra6t psroen '0nnte,
es lei benn, bdb ihleunigIt Elm fol6er
Druid bonn goIte our6 elmer petis
tions Sturm gsssn ben gBaffsns
i6a4er ausgeiibt Diro, oaf Der
prdiibent ii4 ibm nidt ent3iebsn
t0nnts, aber, rpts seiast, ss III nittI
erfi4tli4, Oab bas iebr boIo gsI6sbeu
lam.
0as sin3iss Wittel, bas benz qrdF.
bentsu nod Oerblie6s, mare 9isGei9t
ri6t sans 70 tptrtiam, pie siu quss
fubrOerbot BON Daffen, ab.r es iuiirbs
jebsnfalls piel ba5u beitrussr, elmer
frisblidsn Stimmung ginsarg gu Oers
i4affsH. Sas Iisbs ii4 bepsEtitslissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

seIperrt iperben. gIon Mublanb mub
cine Gntf9Gbisuns seforbsrt ipsrben
bic i,ur bsr gsfis BON aurlonb biet.n
tann, mas el.itfals sum teHerer
S9ub Der beutihen GrenSs ripibpen.
big III. Sefterreih mub glIbanien sr-
bultsn, nm fein. ete[lung am W'eer lss
feittgen ou fOnren.
Dieie Gorberungen ipdren eerehi
uno aud mGbis, absr iie ipsrben nur
bann betpilIigt lperben. ipenn Elm unipia
beritsbli1er 3pung bsitebt, lie angus
nsbmsn unb bisien lam Der 9}rGiibent
ausiiben, inbtm er bic bon Gnslanb
perbdnste Mssrssiperre aufbebt. Sn
folder WeiIe lpiirOs sr ben iyriebsn
berbeifiibreu. rbre iid i'm NinSeitsn
nm bic @oroange in europa 3u tiims
msrn unb inOem er niats mebr !but,
ais bab er fir bic RsHte Der Der.
Staaten eintriti
Denu Der qrdiibsnt in folder DsiIs
fir ben ssrieben iuirien mil. ianr man
ibm Grfolg psriprsdtn. einen jofcr'
tiseu Jrieoen lriirbs er burd einiieIs
lung Der Wafisnausfuhr erspingsn.
GaSu mag e. uObl nod fommsn,
penn es Seiiens Der JriebensIeute In
eieIsm aanbe nibt an ben nDthis.n
9emiibunaen f,btt. aber Elm Gvfols in
cisIer 9fi6turg III nidt ios.eiH 5u
trt,nrtpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
SaiesSan.

1i. fir asitsrn Rndmitias ansss
Isstn Rationalliga SpisIe 5tpif6sn
.Rsbs" unb .graoss' In Cincinnati,
snifhn .Risisn- uno Cubs" in
gbieaao unb 3piI&.n .Auaisrs' unb
.aarbindIsn" in ct. eouis uiubt.H
ipessn Reasns anb naTsr Spislpl6se
un.erblei6sn. Gs III ipnbrf6eiHlid.
bab Si,isIbsn als Sbsil Don Goppeis
ipislsu b.iite Ra4miitas gum glus'
traq a.langen.
an piiisburs fano seiiern bas
einsigs RaiiOnaIliaa Spiel stpiidsH
cen ourtissn .gyiratss4 unb bsr
groo!Ipntr .Supsrbas" nit BEN fols
asnbsn R.iuliat iiatt:
grooilun :. O0000o01o- l
pittsbura i. 00101103x-- 6
!6suie Ro6mittaa oisrtes unb lss-
les Spisl Der Stris Sruifdxn .Rsbs'
uno ~grapes~ i'm R,blanb JisIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

ni6t burd bic Ma9t elmer MilitGrpar.
tel, Ionbern auf cine Deife, bic Serr
2bbott unb bic NIT tbm Sarponbte
Sorbe Don 0erl1umbern unb Senorons
ten Ti4 merf,n io[lte. Die @srtGr.
tung ttfolgte duf gefebl
bes 9oltes. 4ls gismdrd ben
Ret9stas auflnite, neil er in ben S0er
Ssabren, sur 3sit Der goulonscr.Raie
rel in 5rantreid. feline @sr'tGrfuns
be- Seeres seItatten fpollte, Sermalmte
bas @olt am Stimmtaitep age pars
tsien. oamaIs puren es bic 2intsliberu=
len, bic eeoen bic 8erftdrtung seitimnt
6otten. 2lIs Billion ben Rei4stae aufs
lpite, neil bieier eine 8eritdrtung bes
9olontalbeeres peripeigerte, tpurben Die
SpSialiiten, tpeI9s bic Sauptsesner Der
9eritdrtung iparen, pom 8olte@ fdlt
ednSlicb ais politif9e Partei ausges
pii6t. Wenn abbott unS 9enofen
nihts bon beuti6er 9ei6ifts ipihen,
bann iplIen iie f4peiseu uno penn lie
sesen ibr Biiien reben, bann iinc iie
elenbe 9erldumber. Die alberne ges
mertung, Dab bic Miilitdrpartei
0eutidlanb seiitis setnedtet babe, fins
bet ibre grlebisuns in Der 8smertuns
9l6botts, bab bic Dsuti9en auf elmer
Iebr boben Stufe Der Sntellieen3 Ites
ben. Wie lit bies BEL seiitiser Sneds
tuns mOsIid2 Wsnn 9lbbptt nidt
ipeiB, iparum bic 8eutidsn pers
babt iinb, 10 tann ss bios Ospegen
isin, neil sr fi9 dbiidtIi6 bumm itellt.
Sn Rublanb babt man 9eutIhlanb
iett 1873, neil es bic 9erni6tung Der
5iirtei nid)t erlauben lpollte uno tusiI
es aud niat geitattete, baB Der pans
ilaoismus, Der na6 Der 0eriteQung Der
ruIiiibsfran8Diii4en entente on bic
SberfIG6s fam, Seiterreit 3eritiideIe.
SSn 5rantrei9 babt man SeutidIano
pegen GfaBzGOtbriugsrs. Su Gngs
lamb babt man Seuti4lanO, neil es
auf behen Seebanoel neioii9 1T. Sn
Stalien babt man 0eutihlano, neil es
bic geraubuns Seiterrsi6s burh Sta
lien nidt geitatten nil. Seit 1878
baben ale Nutionen Gurppas duf
Raub geionren unb einen eliibenben
Sab auf 9euti1lanb unb Seitsrreia
setporfen, bic ben 5rieben burh @abs
runa bes 8eiiBitanbes oller 9ldtionsn
gu erbaIten iu6ten uno als bieIe Rdus
Der qlaubten, baB iie fart ssnus ieisn,
nm Dsutihlanb unb Oeiterreib ibers
tpinben Su tOnnen, baben iis ben arisg
,esonnen. Warum man in nuiersm
1unbs 0euti9lanb babt, bafiir Iicfern
ToI6e 9lufIGBe, tpie bic bes Ssrrn a6s
bott bic GrtIdrung, aus benen bic
traifeits llntpiiienbeit iiber beutfde
gerbdltniiIe bsrporlsu6tet. Der Durds
'dnittssamsritansr iii feIt ba0on
iber3eust, bab bic bsutfhe Natior uns
er abfolutem 9tspotismus lebt unb
,ub .tbe Soifer" Ssbsn mad 9eliebeu
dnasn unb Diertbeilen laFsu lam.
Bon Der sbatia9e, oab Der 9rdiibsnt
yer Ser. Staatsn unenbli9s er0bers
Observation-Disclosures beiibt, oIs Der
fatfer, bat man ni4t bic uiirbeits
lbnuns. 0ieisnissu, bic ss bsFsr
uiTen IoGten, ba6en 9pripatsri!nos, bic
Dobrbeit gu i9Gnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

3Se.rn Sic nidi. Ssnben sic isst.
Mir ptrosu ssbreH Ramsu une
gDrsiie uuf bic S6d6isI idreibsn unb
bisiel6s fcfort on bic 4mniean yiui,o'
nal Rtb Grob Soei,ip feubsu. iptl4s
bi. S6adi.l na4 0.uti9lano ipeii.r'
bef6rbtrt.
Roii,. - Wsnn Sit msbr als Elm.
Shaft.l fsnSeu ippII,n. 70 ltsen Si.
sir.E 9.irag aur Rat. BON soc fiir isss
S6dttsI BEL unb mir ipsrssn 70 bel
ieHb.r pis Sis ipiini6en. Wan abrsi'
iirs ale griefs an Sas gpI.s6laii, gpr
226. Cincinnati, Gbio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
1top.nlatstn'

Dam.: .Wie, es paRn brti Sabre
In GentraIameriia. Ssrr aeuinuu..
aDnnsn Sis benH aud ben aafio uers
feH9'
asutnant: .llnb fpis, Sndbisfts.
Suhe auf buHbsrt Wstsr cine Gliege
am !iHseH 5int1kiH fsftgsbalisH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Hir bic StaIienet mab bas

SIR bic Staliener maB bas
Elm 8oI6ittd fein, oaB bic Ser6sn ans
itaIten trsfFen, in 9llbanien einSus
riiden. 0ie1es 2anO bate Stdlien fir
it9 porbebuIten uno Seiterrei9 bate
iib bereit ertldrt, einsn Sbeil oaoon an
SStulien abSulafen, mas oieiem ni4t
gsniigte. Sest tommt Elm gunoesees
noFe Sytaliens unb min 9llbanieu in
ietuen Sad iteden, 10 cab bic 9unbess
eenoiien 5einbe iiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Sn Der Nsp gorter rSimes"
Ieiftst fia Elm gstpiier Qbbott einsn
Iangeu qrtitel, um bic 5rage gu er6r
tern: Darum bic gan3e Welt 9euti9:
lamb baBt? Gr bednttportet bic Jrage
oabin, bag bic 8eIt ni6t uuter bic
5errihaft siner beutf9er Wilitdrs9(r
itotrutie gelangeH nil, Die barauf aus
gebt. oas GrosnrlnD pbpiii4 su Be-
berri9en, pis lie Oeuti6lano gsiItig
tHettet. 9as iino aus Der 2uit gegrifs
fene 8ebauptungsn. Gs gibt teiue mts
IitGrtI6e Qriitotrdtis in Deutf6lanb
uHp oas SubiOibuum, bas oon elmer
folfen 9lriItptratie fpriht, miiroe in
9erlegenbeit iein, tpenn man es auffors
oerts, ben letIeiieR gspeis ron benz
8orbanoenfein elmer iol9en gu erbrius
gen. Genau 10, ME in ben 8erete
ntgtsH Stddten III bic Wtlttdraepalt
I'M Deuti6sn Rei6e Der Gioilges
malt untergeorbnet. Die SeeresItdrte
tdnn ni9t nm sinsn Nann uub I'M
cine &unone ausgsbebnt fpsrbeu obne
bab Der Reibstag bi.r5u feline 3uItims
mung ert6eilt. Webr als sinmul bat
Der Rei6stag bic 8erftGrtuna beg See.
res dbselebnt urb tpenn trosoem bic
Dertartans srfoIst TT, 70 gsf4ab Ous
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Tic Q,erimmSeien aif alien
SdJlafiieIbern baben bur9 I<ngcl
an oitien Saden 5m Iei0en. Gle Ia.
bet cs notbiger nIs @elb.
Sdjrei6en Sie sS6ren gsnmen mo
aIbreiic niii ben iinteniteberben 6ou
pcn, idjIicBcn Sie 30 Gents in Bolt
innrfen poer @eIo elm uno bringen
ooer irnoen gle basieI5e nn baa
.Ginelmaiier Bolfsblatt". 1877 Git
Siebertc Gtrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Wenn Der Subel Der Illiirs
ten am bD6iten, III bic Riebsrlass am
nGd)iten. Na6bem iis einsn lanaer Be
ritt iber ibre glGn3eubsn @rfoles an
ben DarbunelIen seIdidt batter, fommt
bic Na6ridbt, boB tie Don ben 5iirtsn
jdmmerIih perbauen tporoen fiHo. Gs
TT aud ni4t oentbur, oaB bic Iliirten
jemdls tperben ettpas ausrihten Ions
ueu, ba bic Sirten eins Willion
SOlbatsn gum SduB Der GaroonsIlen
CUR 8erfiieuns baben. 9as ertldrt
au6 ben beiben 8unId, bic RuTdnen
unb 9ulgarsn als gunbssgenoHsn 8u
gefpinneu. aui bisie trifft basIeIbe
perbdnsnibDoqs Bort gu, ipis alf Stas
lien: gu fpdtl gu &nfang bate
Oeiterreid ii4 gesen cine iOI6e lls6ere
mo6t nitt bsbaupten t0nnen. SeBt
aber, no bic Rufien 70 tart gsI4pdat
iiHb uno bic 6eere Der beutThen @ers
biinoeter 10 tart angsnadden finb,
tOnnen aIe 5einoe, bic nod auf5utreis
ben itnb, ni6ts mebr ausri6tsn. Der
ein5ige Grfolg ben man ibnsn 3ugeitss
ben tann, beItebt Odrin, oaB lie ben
Rrieg in bic 2Gnge Sieben tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Don
Vuhle '..'...........
abrefs ...................-
Rad 9suiftIanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

4IleQnii9te Itimmsn barin
therein, bab es gu elmer geritdnbigung
nit Oeuti6lanb tommen tpirb. .gs
eibt teinen aries" lit bic aeuRerunG
bic Don sinem aabinstsmitslisb. pas
nidt nit Ramen aenannt, aber bon
benz gsIogt pirb, oaB es sroBes 9es
ipiht bsim prdiibenten bat, gemadt
fpprben 1T. Wir permutben, pab Der
prGiioent non ieiner 5orberung, ben
Sau6boOttriee ssgen ale 9uHbelsz
idbtffe ein3uiteaen, eiren bsoeutenosn
9tbitrid senaat bat. Das tprnts aud
gar niht ausbleiben, oenn Der 9rGiis
bent ipiirbe in cine p0llia unhaltbare
Steuuns Dor Dem 9olte geratben,
peun sr barauf beitGnoe, baB es Die
9fliht Der dmerttanii9en Pation 1T,
suslii6e SriessIdtffe gu beiaiiBsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Rad Der Rtebertperfung
Der siirtei Dor 3ipei Sabrsn scrietbsn
bic @Dlter. bic semsiniduftli4 bic
Siirtei betdmpft batten. einanber in Die
9aare, Bis bic 9robmdate ba8spifaen
traten. Gas slsids ipiirbs bsporiteben,
ipsHn bic @Giirten ben Siss buopntras
gen follten. Sieie tpiirben ii6, na4s
bem Der Srieg nit ben beuti6sn Der
biiubeten 5u Gnbe tpdre, I'm bic Der
tbeiluns Der geute Biz uufs Ns'Ier be-
idnpfen. gs pirb absr uidt ba3u
iommeu, neil bic beuti4en 9erbiinbes
ten bas Selb be6aupter tperben. 3n
Derpunbern lit rur. bab Stalicn las
nif)t porber beba9t bat unb es follte
bic Grfabruug i'm guItantriege eiHe
Darnune fir RumGnieu unb gulsds
rien ieiu, gang Defenders fir bas asss
tere, benn bieiem purbe pon feinen
sbemaIisen DaffengenoFen gang Fiiras
tsrIi6 mitgeipieIt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
Tremendous War Business.

The machinery market of the Unit
ed States was very active during
February. From the point of view
of business booked, the month was
the most satisfactory since the out
break of the war, and number Of
large machine tool interests say Feb
ruary was the largest month they
ever experienced. Most of the busi-
ness originated in the requirements
of the belligerent powers in Europe,
according to the Iron Trade Review.
All through the month, and partlcu-
larly the latter part, the demand for
machinery for direct export to Rus
sia. England and France was Of a
large proportions; there also was a
good demand from neutral countries
in Europe, which, however, involved
practically the same class of machln-
cry the same class of machinery as
ordered by the belligerents. A fea-
ture of the export trade is the tight
ening up in the shipping situation;
a good many shippers find it almost
impossible to secure space in vessels.
Outside of the business for direct ex-
port the bulk of the business for di-
rect export, the bulk of the orders
for the month came fran domestic
manufacturers, who have booked con-
tracts for war materials. There now
is more excitement over war business
than ever. One machine tool house
for instance. reports that it is figur-
ing on equipment with more than 200
concerns in different parts of the
country which, in turn, are figuring
on shrapnel and other war material
contracts
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
OF Course 1t Was True.

Congressman Claude Kitchin was
reminded Of this amusing incident
when the conversation turned to the
trials and triumphs of love:
Some time ago young man called
at the home of the darling of his
heart and after several anxious min
utes after he had pressed the buzz
button, a maid came to the door.
Il wish to see Miss Smith, softly
remarked the youth, making motions
like heading for the hat rack.
Il am very sorry, sir" returned
the maid, barring the way, "but Miss
Smith is not in"
mot i'm" exclaimed the young
man in dismayed voice. Are you
sure?"
Pardon me-" was the reproachful
response to the man, but you surely
don't doubt her word, do your
Philadelphia Telegram,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
Not on the Job.

The following story, the chief ac-
tor in which is still alive, would
seem to justify the term "canny, y
some times applied to the Scot.
An old retired Fifeshirt farmer
was from time to time called on ad-
vised to insure his house against fire
by an agent who was familiarly
known as Sandy"
The old man, however, met the
agents advances with ma, ma" fol-
lowing by what he doubtless consid-
cred a clinching argument: "My
hoose is no likely to gang on fire
mon!"
The unexpected, however, happen
ed, and the neighbors were astonish:
ed to see the old man. instead of try
ing to put out the fire, running up
and down the village, shouting:
"Whaur's that man Sandy, moo?
Whaur's that insurance chap? It's
terrible We can never get a body
when ye're needin' 'im!"-London
Opinion.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
CAN'T HIT DRUGGIST.
Judge Prince Hold New Law Doesn't
Affect Alcohol for Medicinal Use.

Florence. April 19.-,Judge Geo. E..
Prince. in the court of common pleas,
which opened here this morning,
decision in regard to the handling
of alcohol under the new law, which
will attract considerable attention.
and which he requested be carried
to the supreme court for final judg-
ment 1t is to the effect that the new
law limiting the amount of liquor one
part can receive TO one gallon a
month does not apply to shipments of
alcohol to wholesale druggists. al
though the letter of the law would
seem to indicate that wholesale drug
gists are debarred like individuals
from receiving over gallon a month
of anything alcoholic. The case was
brought by the attorneys for the
Coast Line, after the taking of a bar
rel of alcohol under claim and de-
livery papers by the E. \. Matthews
Drug company from the railroad.
Under Judge Princes decision the
wholesale drug company would not
be debarred from the privilege of get
ting as much alcohol as was needed
in their manufacture of medicines
and extracts of which they make a
great quantity.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
The Child Under Five.

A few days ago DR.. W. c. Wood
ward, one of the foremost educators
of the country, in a public address in
Washington, outlined the care COM
munity exercises for individuals from
birth to death, with the singular ex-
ception of the period between the
time child is one year old and the
age to start to school.
Birth registration is followed by
visits of nurses in some cities. by
sending literature to mothers in
others. and suggestions are made
about the prevention of infantile dis
ease. Then the public health agency's s
interest in the child grows lukewarm
until it enters school and comes un-
der all manner of inspection by city
physicians, school nurses, teachers
instructed in physiological care, and
physical culture nurses.
Curiously enough, on the heels OF
DR.. Woodward's pertinent comment
upon this point, comes a bulletin
from the United State bureau of ed
ucation, which points to the same
lapse in the care of children. And
this bulletin, quoting Dr. David For
syth, an English child specialist, en-
phasizes the special dangers of neg
lecting children at this important
period of childhood.
Large numbers of children. this
physician asserts, healthy at birth,
become within five years physically
defective. and thus give rise to the
growing need for special schools for
children who are physically or men
tally below normal. Then, at heavy
cost, every effort is expended to bring
these children back to the standard
of good health and clear minds.
Those who study health problems
of communities would do we'll to con-
slider any plan suggested for the cor
rection of this lapse in attention to
children. DR.. Forsyth suggests pc
riodical inspection of all children in
a community, by physicians employ
ed upon similar terms as those who
look after the health of school chill
dren. This is not so revolutionary
an idea, and one can conceive that
the money expended on this preven-
tive might save larger sums now eX-
pended upon curative methods later
in the child's life.-Anderson Mail.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
The Way to Boston.

The tramp was now eleven miles
from Boston, says a writer in the
Youths Companion. The condition
of his pockets was such that there
was no way for him to reach the city
without further wear of his. shoes.
Several automobiles had rushed past
him towards the city, but, although
he had looked at them appealingly
the drivers had made no sign that
they were willing to help the foot
sore pedestrian.
He grew little bitter as he put
one foot up and the other down on
the dusty road. Finally, he was hail
ed by the driver of a car.
Hey, there, do you know the way
to Boston,"
Yes. just follow me. I am going
there"
The driver grinned. The weary
tramp reached Boston in twenty
minutes.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
PLANS OF PROHIBITIONISTS.
Propose Stumping State in Interest
of Referendum.

Columbia, April 19.-The Prohi-
bitionists are planning stump
speaking tour of the State this sum-
mer in anticipation of the referen-
dunn on September "A on the gu
ton of Statewide prohibition, ac-
cording to the Rev. C. E. Burts, D.
D., pastor of the First Baptist church
of Columbia, one of the leaders fol
dry" State. DR.. Burts says that
the cause will be taken to the people
and they plan thorough canvass OF
the State.
Prohibition organizations have al
ready been perfected in the colleges
throughout the State and organiza,
tions will be formed in every mill
village and in each community of the
State. The prohibition leaders, while
confident that the cause will carry
do not propose to allow interest to
lag, and will do all in their power
to get the voters to turn out and to
roll up good majority.
The prohibition leaders will be as
sisted by leaders of national reputa-
ton, and several of these will be seen
on the stump in South Carolina the
coming summer. The active speak
ing campaign will probably begin in
the early summer and continue right
up to the election on September IA.