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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
Our Hosiery is Right

There is something else necessary be
sides a heel and toe tomake a sock.
We carry line of hosiery that is
guaranteed. Wear them once and
you will always wear them. The SER
viceable kind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
Cleaning and Pressing

We clean, press and repair clothing
for ladies and gentlemen. Our prices
wills'pleaSe you. We also can give
you the best of service in dry clean
ing and dyeing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
Gloves

We have gloves made at home and
across the seas. Dress and undresS,
silk lined and unlined You will be
pleased with our swell line of gloves
for men and boys and the prices
and moderate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
Mems and Boys Furnishing

Just what or boy wants sure to be found here.
We are prepared to show a most beautiful line of
shirts for men. New coloring in silk percae and
mercerized fabrics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31
Boys Shoes

Our line of boys shoes are made to stand the hard
knocks that boys give them. Look them over.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31

Swell Soft Hats
Hats for young fellows land old ones
too are coming in. Get one of our
new, smart and Swagger soft hats for
spring if you want something that's
strictly swell; see cur new soft hats.
All the newest things in caps too.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31

the man who cares. You'll be interested in seeing
the styles in mems shoes for this season. They
most unusua-extreme lasts, novelty patterns,
cloth and fancy tops; not radical but the most
critical can be we'll pleased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

off his other products. He is buying coffee and sugar, but he is raising his own meat and flour and maal. some of the farmers, lS an eXperime mt, are even raising sorghum and may supply themselves with their own "sweeten- ing" The farmer is showing by &C., tual practice that he can be indepen- dent of the supply man, and as re- suit he is enjoying life, is happier, is providing for the education and fu- ture prosperity of his children, and Is adding immeasurably to the wealth Of the county and it's cities and towns.
 That is what diversification docs. That is what it has done in Jefferson county, although it is just being tried. What will it do when It is carried out by everybody, and in it's most 2d- vanced form?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
Negro Sunday School Convention
 Opens Auspiciously Yesterday

the work which the fathers have be- gun, and to be loyal to the work and frfe endly to each other.
 In adopting the program, the con- vention also adopted resolution that one-third of all money raised in this meeting be set aside for the purpose of buying property for the district Several visitors were present.
 Welcoming exercises were held last night. Music by the Parson Hiii choir opened the services. Praise service, was conducted by Deacon F. Hughins and Deacon G. w. Brown. After manifesting soul interest in this way, for about half an hour President Brownlee with few brief remarks introduced Revs. T. R. Rob- inson and J. V. Simpson.
 Rev. Robinson read the Scripture lesson from the third chapterFof St. John. Rev. Simpson led the prayer at the close of which Rev. F. P Lytes came forward and put the finishing touch by singing a solo.
 The convention wes then made welcome by Miss IPearlie Quarls, the response being made by Brothers J. H. Burden and R. B. Ladden Brief talks by the moderator, Rev. s. l.. Woolfolk, D. D. of the St. Marion district association brought the ses- sion to a close.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
THEY WRITE EVERY DAY.

Every day Foley & Co.,, receive let ters from grateful men and women, telling how Foley Kidney Pills cured them of backache. sore muscles, stiff joints and other kidney and bladder troubles. Is very quick to relieve lumba go and rheumatism due tv kid hey trouble. No other remedy has a longer record of cures. Mann Pharm-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

New York, July 21.-Mrs. Raymond Brown, of Bellport, l.. l., is busy these days directing rehearsals of the new suffragette drama, which will sooE be seen in regular theatre on Broadway, it is said. The drama is called Back of the Ballot'' and deals with the task of getting the burglar tc line up for the "cause.' George Middleton, the well known playwright and husband of Fola LaFollette, wrote the play.
 Mrs. Ercw:l is president of the Empire State Campaign Committe for Woman suffrage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

Holland has made wonderful im- prov5me nts to the submarine; Edison has perfected an engine which vastly extends the limits in which the underwater craft can operate: Ham mond has completed work on a device by means of which vessels course
 is directed by electricity from the shore. Suppose a fourth member of Uncle Sams advisory board, Orvilh Wright, should put wings on the suD- marine and make them work? How powerful would such craft be as a means of offense and defense?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
(By Rev. w. B. Brownlee)

(By ReV. w. IS. BrOWnlee)
 Ths' B. Y. P. U had an interesting closing session yesterday. There we're some interesting papers and ad- dresses: The usual morning Bible lesson was one of much interest. The closing sermon was preached by Rev. J. J. Jenkins, who preache d from the subject: "A Sin and Its Calamities," He showed that sin was the cause of the present war that is aging in the East, the sin of graft and greed; he showed that sin was the cause of the race differences in our country, the sin of selfishness, ignorance, disobedience.
 The program provided for an ad- dress by Rev. w. B. Brownlee on the needs of a district school. Several joined nthe discussion eliminating in the convention voting that one third of all money raised go for the purpose of buying property for the district. Addresses by Prof D. L.. Williams. and N. B. Davis followed.
 $. IS Convention Opens.
 The Sunday school convention opened at ? o'clock sharp. Excellent music was furnished by the district choir Devotion was conducted by Rev. J. w. Penney aud D. Mckinney.
 The president made a strong ap- peal to the convention to stand by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
NOTE IN BERLIN,
 OFFICIALS PLAN PROBABLE RESULT
(Continued from Page l.;

officials here, however, that any loss of American lives in the meantime would, in itself, raise the question of action, irrespective of any formal re- ply from Germany.
 The American note is in the nature of a final statement on the principles involved, in which the United States takes the unalterable position that the accepted rules of international law must govern the rights of neu- trals, irrespective of retaliatory meas ures of the belligerents, against one another.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

 spelling  business organizations 
 
  capable and loyal the soil assist  A. 
  useful Neither hold the What better security there why will securities not travel by the side of bonds a will fill the nations ad but he has nothing
  this nation marketing and it's depends
  marketing Agriculture biggest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

With the Thaw case and the Frank case almost pushed into the discard the war topic almost threatbare, and the Mexican situation of no interest whatever. it is almost time for MT. Roosevelt or MT. Bryan to step Into the breech once more, and help HI the front pages of the newspapers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
The stln, Small volce.

One day during the reading lesson we cane to the word "conscience." :" Trying to make tho meaning clear. I started by saying: Tt is that little voice within us" but was quickly in. terrupted by 8 little fellow who ex. claimed: ""Yes'm. know. I've heard uipe grovLn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
German Supplies Ample.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, L.. l.. July 22.-An elaborate investiga- ton of the crop prospects throughout the empire, together with an inquiry into the available supply of raw ma terials of various kinds, especially copper, necessary for the continuance of the war, has just been completed.
 Although this investigation has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

shown that Germany can neither be starved out or reduced to a state of exhaustion by shortage of war ma terial, no matter how long the war lasts, it has demonstrated the advisa- bility of placing the distribution and consumption of food supplies for the war period on. an economical basis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
|YANGOROD IS
 NOW INVESTED
 BY THE TEUTONS
Continued from Page 1.)

west. This great fortified camp has been under French fire for months. It is one their principal objectives in the drive on the Rhine.
 On the remainder of the western front the fighting has been confined to artillery duels, except to the west of the Argonne, where the Germans claim progress by infantry attacks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

If the Russians continue to retreat toward the east, they may draw the Germans and the Austrians to a point where their Japanese allies can fali upon the Teutonic rear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

The diplomats are as bad as ths editors-they use so much language that the discovery of a new word or a new phrase causes great waves oi enthusiasm among them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
He Remembered.

Mrs. Bickers was reading the latest war news from across the pond. Let me sec. she unused. when was it war was declared?" "Is it possible, my dear" rejoined her husband, that you have forgotten we were married June 3. 1905?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
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Next time anybody tells you times are hard, ask him how many cans or tomatoes and heans his wife has put up. Then tell him how many cans your wife has prepared. You'll have something to brag about-or to be ashamed of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

The theory that fires on United States warships are of incendiary ori- gin can be based only on another theory, and that is, that representa- lives of. some belligerents fear the United States navy is likely to show it's strength and the accuracy of the man behind the gun." <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
wN INE BLUFF ROG!RESS
 ROSPERITY
LIVING AT HOME.

The growing season in Jefferson county is just we'll started, consider ing that in this section something can be growing at all seasons of the year, hut already there has been actual proof gathered, that Jefferson coun~ ty people h'ave adopted the diversi- fication plan and are living at home.
 Potatoes have been shipped by the carload to Kansas City, where they classed with the best ever received at that big market. Peaches in large quantity have been shipped to Mem rhis. Perhaps as much as twenty cars of wheat have been shipped to Philadelphia, to be made into flour, ths, greater quantity of which has been shipped right back to Jefferson county. Tomatoes, cantaloupcs. watermelons, and all sorts of garden truck have been shipped in large quantities, and all have brought good prices.
 All these shipments have been made of produce grown in excess of the quantity used and consumed right here at home. There is no means whatever this early in the season, of estimating the vast quan tity of garden produce that has been canned at home in the city and on the farms and in the smaller towns of the county, for home consumption during the year, and much of which also will be sold. Tomatoes, corn, beans, peas, pickles, cucumbers, cab bage and kraut, ketchup, jellies and preserves and fruits in their own syrup, fill cans, jars, bottles and glasses galore, and are stored in eel lars nd pantries, for consumption later. And the work of putting up such stuff has really only started.
 A second crop of Irish potatoes is now in the ground, or being planted. Late corn is we'll advanced. Sweet potatoes are coming to market, while the smaller produce is present in abundance. In addition to this, land that has yielded a harvest or wheat is being planted in corn and peas and rye, for fall and winter harvest. Cotton, the acreage in which has been reduced approximately lo per cent. this season, is normal in growth, and the indications are the yield will be normal in every respect.
 All of which means just this: Jef- ferson county farmers are eatins stuff grown by themselves, and are putting by enough of this same SUIT to last them through the winter. They are selling lot ot this same produce. and will sell more. Iooay they have cash money in hand, With more coming in day by day. Thsy are not going in debt but are actual- ly setting some money aside. lhey are cultivating their cotton, and when the fleecy staple is gathered anu ready for the market, the farmer w.'i not be compelled to sell. He VIII De ]. h,o to held nis cotton for a decent nrice. ane if he does not want to ser i. he will be able to store IL Ill warehouse until he can get price that suits him. ;s
 The farmer, in other words s ra ising cotton as side issue 'als vear. to all intsnts and purposes Y vili < pe his money crop. He is llvlns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
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With more than three miles of streets to be paved, countless miles of good roads to be built, and num- berless buildings being erected or re- modelled, the working man and the laborer has no trouble finding Joes these days, in the Pine Bluff terri tory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

This much must be said i'll Dehali of the Russians: they are making no excuses. they are not whining. They are taking what comes to them, Wlth- out making a holler," the which can not be said of all the other belllger- ents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

The Graphic gladly publishes free of charge notices for churches, socie- ties, fraternal organizations and clubs when the events are not intend ed as money-makers. If there is at tempt at proht-taking, notices of the events are advertisements, and will be charged for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

If the "peace at any price" folk and the "war at any price" people could be put on some lonely desolate land, to fight it out among themselves, the rest of us would better enjoy the weather these days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
Wl.s Rather Than Witty.

Be rather wise than witty. for mucn wit hath commonly much froth. ana 1t Is hard to jest and not sometimes jeer, too, which many times slhks deeper than was intended or expect ed. and what was designed for mirtn ends In sadness..--C. Trenchild.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
K-Peter Radford On "Back to the Soil With Wall Stree+,s

When Wall Street wants good business she usually back to the soil to get them financial
 thoroughfare is said to be honeycombed with men who have powed barefooted who have drunk branch water
 eaten cornbread and moasses and slept the floor in their early days man is capable of holding the reins of business who knows how to drive team of mules shear sheep put ring in shoats nose. A is better equipped to meet the problems of life who in his youth has walked the log the get to school, courted the girls at husking bees and pitched horse shoes Saturday afternoon man has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

At cost, one; rubber-tired surrey, and one steel-tired surrey. Call S32.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-23

When the attention of The Graphic Is called to any mis-statement Of facts, or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction will cheerfully be made.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

Leader of Prisoners in Penitentiary
Warden, we want permission to
form new club in the prison.
WaTden-What kind of a club?
Leader-An outing club
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
Sixteenth
 
 re&ent

Railway interests likely suffer The presence q, Mercv working classes - ' "ons '"o
 Al Berlin the is The outlook for the and people of Germany
 vienna 1t IS Dcord financial lution by Socialists v f' o
 washington the poents decidedly Ke dssenson Cabinet threatened probably the December Shocks - ~ 'Ao e"''0in coast oi and Is likely to lose of - " - Raphael that nis imanach and Prophetic Messenger = sF
 At Washington in the ninth taxes place In the tenth m opposition to Saturn The serious great attention. ""- 9NS'o
 January Mexico and places ars through that The United and London VIII feel depressing - ~ oe'"1o in neif fuiins
 Tn February the planets rising denotnr - Ae' NoA'''"e
 Tn March the United States Gemini will still sune rom the scouge of Saturn Atlantic and heavy disaster shipping - ~ -A 'o
 neptemDer the mnaon or an extension the franchise England
 conjunction o Mars and Uranus It falls exactly the meridian fire or explosion is threatened" - fNo o'Ao4 pS Professor Queen of England that bo disorders" = '-' -' "e"'sn' uenouhg ieVerlsh
 For the Kaiser danger injury shown in April acord ing to this astrologer - - "-- AA ApiH' accoro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

present form. I see one Germanv +ear,n ,..,,. A..
 Meces-North against North, South against South. aristocracy Germany will try to resist in parody of france Of bygone days unto her reyoution host ages, massacres Judgments and scaffolds all see another Germany which pretends to yield accentin conditions of the victors gaining time by munlv ing ntrgues and paralyzing the attacks against her only 10 restart her own attacks with new forces
 Tn either event, the Hohenzollernssare gone have seen the hand of William H. won't say how or when
 saw his right hand only. This is the hand of yoition
 Ills iet hand Is that of faalist-withered and smaller than the other on an arm shorter than his right This Weakness William has sought to conceal all his life HIS right hand is dry If one feels long, The phalanx aas IS arge indicating sanguinary tastes The little nnger IS imaginative The others normal but nave aDnormaly conclave phalanges Daylight shows between the fingers unless they are tightly to gether This IS sign of untruthfulness His hand ia 1 Mercurian and Jupiteran type. There countless
 on the nngers which furrowed to the very tps
 me hand IS unevenly articulaed There are numerous noiows The ensemble indicates short rather than long life A'' '-"n
 If the Kaiser does not fail mentally. he vii, nroh.hv break down physically. The mounts in the base of the mnseIs are large, showing facility for assimilation ane nIe me scarcely touches the heart line which nnlsnes In fork near the lunar mount.
 "Ie has unthinkaby inventive mind and grant vanity, out Is easily carried away by sentimental reVerles The luck line is good ascenonal reach tne wrist to the angular and there suddenly break o1 tne renowned man is doomed suddenly to faas he s even now falling The head line finishes equally sud ueny wnere 1t touches the luck ne will say nothing the hnes rom the mounts of lunar and Venus only cnaI tney connrm reports to the The two espe iay striking features of his hand are the broken luck h anu une mead line characteristic of destiny, suddenly Dr0Ren by insanity or suicide
 10 not forget that the Kaisers paternal grandunce oeo insane Oddly enough, despite the unfavorabe
 emole or ms nand his lifetime is good This strange hidden. 'o"Aoie' ou1'eu ano The hour soon will strike when Italy will be com- peNeu '0 ofa" ner sword She will be forced so to do
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
What the Principal European Prophets Forete for 19

HADAME DE THEBES, of Paris the palm;st vho MI claims to foretell the future by the hands of
 those she examines, has published her forecast for 1915. - -0'e'aS'
 ohe 1oretels among many other things that the war VIII De over between March and July, and that the Hohenzollern family will to reign in Germany h. coenay she denies indignantly that she foretod that tne Kaiser would die September 29 last but points out that Tn 1913 she foretold the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, of Austria Madame dc
 hepes Is the most noted of living prophets She made ner great reputation when she the great Charity bazaar nre that was to throw into mourning She fashionable visitors from all the world flock o have tner hands examined Here some of her principal prophecies for 1915
 Before the sun runs it's third coursa ir 1o,E h,s Will cease to flow The results of the war will ha
 anc Through difficult arrangement the result will De very different from what France expects though for une others the equivalent will be realized
 Suprse will succeed surprise. France will have +o usten to two sorts of men, She must know how to cnoose 1T she listens to her generous traditions then only will She become the pacific queen of the earth IT not-well, must say more She must watch however Tor at the moment of peace negotiatons des tiny is watching. No'' mere VIII be trumpha arches. What power can save us rom violent conflict result of misunderstandins IT dry-hearted men fail to listen the countrys asn aons and her rights acquired by those who spill their blood in her defence ~ "S- 'AoAi
 Who IS What man whose sword will be broken? Who is S nat woman whom vengeance pursues and who will oie mlserably and not alone?
 summer and Autumn will be such as the history n, farls has never known. About this time a sconrre menaces us. Iut prudence probably will win Paris settlng the example in the struggle
 Paris will lead crusade to extend the race wou., VIII be less frivolous will pay more attention to their homes. S ~''o"''on 'o france He will be caught in an extraordnarv i'm or%ogno % at the moment of peace negotiations
 ; iae halsers rule will soon be ended He dies soon
 '''' oSappears Germany will cease to exist in her
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

since IS already known that was once called to Ita1v
 nuer tragic circumstances to give my humble opinion
 nIelnihs the destiny of person high in the human ,naie may say that have additional reasons for ha ere ln the magnificent future the regning house
 however danger menaces it. Feminine hate which 'nins . alsarms. pursues it. There will be abundant eoas. mere Will be great destruction of thnrs-in altsuc southern Italy in particular-around the Sum- mer sostice. u 'no ouhn'
 For Francis Joseph-de profundis This sinister old man IS even now dead to the world The world ha. called him venerable; Vienna knows better of ds his M pa.e iie ana It's scandals. His wife hated him. He
 was cruel to the point of torture even with his own "uTolpn, mSp whose death was attributed to him."
 me leading astrologers and prophets of London ,r cluuing haphael, Zadkel and "Old Moore" have also puDnshed their forecasts for the year 1915
 AS might be expected these works contain many ro,o- ences to the war Of particular interest is the ol tne deciaraton of war by Germany against Russia puosned py Professor Zadkie showing that the beav
 the character of the conflict The horoscone IS uateo Petrograd August 1, 1914, D. m Capricorn IS rng Tn the sixth degree and Uranus in the ascend ant Tn min degrees Aquarus opposition to inc am setting. 'ep'"no @fe aso saturn ruler of the ascending sgn is cadent in +h. sxtn house, and malefc Uranus dominates the ascend .nt ID opposition to the which strong in is our ssn eo representative of the receiver of the tion of war. VI 'e oeciarar In his forecast of events for the coming Winter pro lessor Zadkiel says: A ff0
 The British and French navies and armies v,u h vicorious over their enemies Some attempts may hs auo py German spies and their anarchist coneder.tes eo o9 mscnlef in London Oxford Nottingham Sheffied Hunaeriano Plymouth York, the west of England Scc+ land and in the west of Ireland ' eoos