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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
MntptnDbilreifen aus limit.
li@cm, 0ummt
Werbsn isst in Oeutf9
Lamb berqefteIlt


lamb berssfeIlt.
Serlin, 13. DEG. - 2luf brabts
loitm Wese na4 SappiIIe, 81. y. -
4utOmobiIreifen DON tiinitIi@em
9ummi tperoen jsbt in 9eutidlans
anssfsrtist, fast bic ue5erf.s RAD
ridtensassrtur.
SH Der Rebs, bic sr in poriser 8os
DE DOT oem Reidstas gebalten, bate
Der Rei9stauaIsr bsrsits anaeoa,tet,
oaB es beutfaeu Grfinoern selungen
isi, tiiHitIiden 9uHmi beraufslIsu.
Die .Grantfurtsr 3situns& tiinbist
isst an, oaB fait in bsriefbeH stuuoe,
in DeIaer Der aan5Isr oieie au,iinbi=
guug madte, ss elmer Jabrit gelungen
lei, aus oirfsm tiinitIihsu 9ummi
Reifen su MAIDEN, bic Elm san5es Sabr
bdlteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Man bat bet Mbbrud BET oplomatlden Sc1e5ungen far
luabrideinlid.
Die Briten un0 5ran5olen gan5 aus Ser6ien oertrie
6cn, 6efinoen lld auf Dem Jil65ug na6 Sa(oni6i.
DE Deten and Oefeb werdtn e wabrNeiiN ab die arie.
6i(0e Creme binaus vsrfoIgsn

Srienanb prS bann in Die Gage m nfbnne trsffen ,u
men Die srieien 1ruPpen ioan aus S.m @sts uradsOe
porben fen. bu bas bic aairn f6 surHd5ie9tn mHTs
3oden Wona unb Der sriefen Grn5s perbsn 10000 manE
5ruppen bic 9dlfte OaDOh gu!sareu ion5snrt an ben
anbsren Sronien bat @ nis wtises erssne D. ogu Der
bel 9aDre fatssuubenen GrpOOn Der bsen gunOusabrit
paren gang furdtbare Gnslanb bat elm Mt s.unbsn
ben bufen 6anb pertrippau - n Ssuidlanb oen iest
baurhaf auOmObegeifsn aus tanflidsm Gummi ssrlGdt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

] SoH on, ID. Oe3. Oie brifIlGer
unb bic frana6Ffden sruppen baxr
fid erfolsrei9 Don Serbieu aus iibel
bic grisdiide grsn5. 5uriidss5oser
nnb iHfoIse eines arrangements mil
Der srie6ifdsn Resieruns Eebt i.si
ben SruppeH ber aaiirtsn Der Wsp
fir einen ungebinberten Riidsus mad
Saloutti often, iDel9e Stabt als 8a.
liis fiis sDsitsrs DpsraiiOneH bisnsn
ipirb.
Der dffisielIe beitide Siiuationss
beridt Dom Woutaa 6ebaupt.t, bnB
ansefdbr sipei britifde 9ibifi0nen
fdft gang oerni9tet iporb<n ieisu, bod
bait man bies bi'r fir eiHe lIebertreis
buns. Die WeIbunsen Don atbsn unb
SaIoni.i seben babin, bab Der gfiids
5us EN- seorbneter mar uRb bab bic
gerluite Der 9riien tsius ibermabis
srobsn tpareu; LAB bur9 bic 3erit5s
runs bon 8riiden uub D.sen unb
burd iebr beftige Haabuissfebte, nos
BET 5ipei aompasHieH DON ben SHniss
iillen JiiiiIiersn unb ein anbsrss IT,
ldnbiides Resimsni iid opferieu, I'M
ibre Ramerabsn gu r.ttsu, .s sslunsen
lei, bic guIsaren INNER in elmer an>
isbnIiGen entferHuns Su baIten.
gs banbeli ii6 isbi I'M bic yrdse,
Oh bic gulsareu uHb bic beutit.
6iierrsihiiden 0srbiinbeisn ben gls
Itirten duf sris4iitss gsbiet fOIssn
tperbeH. unb ipas bic sriedii9e Resie.
ruHs tbuH tpirb, tpenE biss seldiebt.
aas ben Don 4tbsu iommsnben De-
peiden tn su entnebmen, bab tDebsr
Die 8uIsareH nod bi. 5iirtsn, bic
du9 on Der 9reuse angslommsn iein
iDllen. IN 9riehenIaHb pilIiommen
isin perb.n uub bahr, spenn bsialof.
len iperbeu iolIie, ben 4uiirten Bis
un6 SaIoniii gu fOIgeH, bieis Qluf.
gabe ben O.utf@en unb Ssfisrrsiasrn
ipirb.
pa aber bic 2niirten bic GiIen.
5abn binisr iid seritOren, i6nnen ms5s |
rsre 5ass pergehen. ebe Sri.dsnlanb |
ss5ipunssH ipirb, iih gu ertIGrsH IND |
5is babiu biirften oi. 1ruppsn Der
llliirten ii4 innerbaIb Der gefsitis
,uns,n Don SaIoniii unb unter ben
saus ibrer arisssi&iffe aHsstOmmsn
Elm.
9ie lleberreiie Der ierbii6tn armee
tiien ben Oeiierreidern unb Bulge
Ken INNER nod an Der albaniiden
5rense Wiberftanb, bod ideini bisIsr
ebr idwd8 3u iein. benn tisii4 pss
ashsH tauisnbs Don Serbn in bic
DefunsenI9aft Der @srbiinteten. sSn
Rontenesro MAIDEN bic Ositsrrsi9er
tbr Iansfume Sortidriiis, bauptid9.
id iptsen bes ftrsHssn Wintsripsttsrs,
as in ben i9useSeSsdten Bergen bic
,peratiOnsn aubsrorbeHtIi4 srf6psrt.
IN Der OitIidsn mic Der ipsiflihsn
iront rabm nur Gsit&ts Don GERM
y esssssxas issssssfsussa aguA cut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Die Dttetreid,iidb ,,ttsari.
td5e Re8ierung
.ltsbsr bic amerifanifde Note bic
snf bic saneOna" Hffaire Sssns
hat, anfS b0Gite erbittert.
Gin abbrnd Der biplomafii6en ye.
5iebunsen ipabrideinIidJ.

G"nbpn, IA. Dessmbtr. Gin,
SspeiAe ber Gsdanse telegraph
Company ans amiterbam iast:
r@ie aus @ien semelSst iuirb
bat bic amerifaniide Note, bic an|
bic 0erit5rnns bes itaIieniiden Gam
piers sanrOna1 8esns fat, bei be,
Oiterseidiiden Mssieruns srofen I'm
isiasn errest nnb man bGlt ben A6.
brnd Der Siplomatiidjen gesiebnnse,l
iir ipabrideinlid). Die Srase,
bic iett ben 5fterreidjiid) mn.
sariidlen @iniitsr Ses aeuheren, va.
ron Snriau beiGdft, 1T nnr bic, Of
Gin grnG nit ben Ser. siaaten nidi
aud 9entidlanb ,iuinaen inirbe, ei.
men glrden Sdritt 81 tbnn.
pDrais 1isSa, Der unsariide Gre.
mier-sRiniiter, 1T nadJ @ien beruien
lusfben, mn bic Sitmatipn NIT Der
Hegierttng III beipred)en.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Der RsSe bes Ret4stan5lsrs, Der uui
Die gsranttportIi6teit ge3us bat, ni6t
gang DeroffentIi4t porben 1T. 9luf
IN Grantrsi4 purosn eiHige Sdbe
ausgeGufsn."
Die asentur iteat aud In abrebe,
baB bic Snterpelation pesen oes
Jrisbsns bon Der Rssisruns imprint
fporbsn lei. Sic srtldrt, bab bic sos
3ialiitsn iie aus eissnsr SnitiatiDe se.
itelIt bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Ser n.6anupner
0si@dftsfanal
0as leBte 9lieb bes sRbs ins
SanHobers Sonols, benz
0etr ieh ;;bo

Berlin, 13. DEG. Guf brubtIrfem
Wese Ha4 SapDile, y. y. Der Rins
ben SannoDer SHfffabrtsiaual
Duroe am Wontas fprmeG Dem BE-
trisb iiberseben. Gs 1T bies bas leste
Slieo beg RbetH SaHnDper aanaIs.
beHeu 4pnitruitipH isit sobren I'm
@nHse 1T unb Der mebr aIs $50, ,ooo,.
600 setoitst bat.
Das erite Boot, bas burh ben ad.
nal fuhr, mar Elm Wptprbpot NIT
Staatsbeomter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Die Dritets iinb 0ran3piet'
gass3 aus Wta3ebOHiem
biaaus8 s8etpDrfen.
Die butsarifde armee unter BEN 9es
.uerdl sobOrOfi bat Dorian uHb
GieDseli beIsbt.
3Dti britH9e 0iDiiiouen fait gang
aufseriebeu.

Berlin, 13. Deg. 2luf brdbtloien
@ese nd9 SdppilIe. Die Jram3oier
nnb 1riien iinb gang bon maseooHi'
ihem gebitt pertrjeben iporben, mi,
an Montas BON ben Militdrkb5rbeF
ansstiinbiet ipurbe. Die buIsarii9,
Mrmee bes Generals 1oborvif bat BIZ
Stdbte Doirdn unb Giepseli beiebt
Gs ptrb autb ssmsIoet, bab IN ben
admpfeu, bic Der gsi.burg Disier
Stdbte pordngirssn, 5ipei britiids
DibiiiOneu fafs gang aufserisben iuurs
ben.
DER am Wontas bonn beatfden sros
Zen 6auptauartier berDffsntlidis offis
5iele 9eridt iiber bic neueiien greig-
niffe auf benz ari.ssfdaupIas Iauiet
ME foIst:
Bonn Deitlihen ariessl1aupIaB
III HidiB bon Didtisfeit gu melbsn.
.OsitIider ari.ssifauplab: ars
meesrupps bss GeIbmarfdaas Don
5inbsnburs. IN DsridisDeHsn Yuni-
ten baben tI.insre 9orpofsnssfedie
nit fsinbIiheH RetosnOssiruHsstrup.
pen itaitsdunbsn. Ga seIaHs ben
RuHen babel. einsn idua6en beuts
ideu poiien. .5u serit0ren.
.armssruppe ns prinSeH asopoIb
bon Dubern, Gin mibsliidier ansriff
bsr RuiTeu uuf inisre poiiiionen BEL
@uIia. iiibIi& Dom WponoDsiope Ste
Derurfdate bem G.inb einen 0srIuit
bon 100 Wdnn.
Bon ber grmasruppe bss gsnes
rals bon aiuiiHsen IN nidts @idtis
ass su mtIbsn.
.gaIian ariessfdaupIab: Die
Gage fat bort irin. psisntli&s aenbs.
runs eriabrsn. Wsebr aIs 900 gsfan-
gene ipurbsn am SOnntas BON ber
armesgruppe 5ss Generals Don aots
psb einsebradi. gsi Spell tpurb,n
sD6lf mobene Gefdiibs, bic bic Ser.
ben psrspubtn baiisn. erbeutst. 5inter |
unjertr 1ront murben mebr aIs 1000 |
isrbii& Nu&5islsr pdbr.nS Der lebs |
ten pdar sase ssnnseu ssnommen.
.Sn Wdssbcnisn BAT bic bulqariIde |
armw bts Generals soooroff bic |
ssabis Dciron nnS 0isbs,d bsI.bi. !
Gs bfin6si ii1 iebt tsin syrcnsofe
unb ssin GnsIdnber msbr auf maseoo.
nif&em 8obsn. Jn bicien Gefsdisn
itnb anndbnnb sipsi briiifte Dipiio,
nsn aufssriekn ,pcrbsu.
Gin psitersr britif&u
Dampfer ptrfsntt
SonooH, 13. Os5. - Der bris
Hide Uampisr .g,inssrooe1. DON 2s47
aOnrtil. einr i5irma in GLASGOW a..
95ssnb, 10 BON sinem ilntsrfss6oot
'trfsnsf fDcrOeu. NO uHb mann ipirb
Ii&t anGsssSsH. 0h Ssiatuus ,parbs
lsssttss II
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
3ie Stalieniid,e Rantrner
8tebt nit 391 seaeu 40
Stimmeu Elm ger=
trauensDOtum fiirbis
R gteruna ub.

" m, 13. DEG. Ddbrenb Der Dee
bate in Der Observation-Disclosures bic
Der anHabms Der @orlage poranaina,
unter peI6er Der Resieruna fir be
Sdusr bon tpeitersn ie3s Wonateu
CUR Grgreifuna Der HDtbiseu 5Sinanss
maBregeln Drahanbis freie S1no ae=
lafen Dirb, Oerlungts Der premier
Salarbra siH 9ertrduensputum fir
Die Regisruns, bas au4 nit 991 seaer
40 Stimmen dbaeoeben purh..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
sos GhBifien npu suium'
men 017, $40 3pnuen
Sinb owsit Don beutideu
nHb 0iterrsiaif4en . Ins
faboOteu Dsrfentt
~ o ben

2onbon. 13. 9ea. - Giner De-
psi9e aus Berlin sufOIse finb Bis j.st
Don beuti4eu unb 0ftsrreiaifhsH ln'
isrisebooi.n sos S4iff. bon 5uiams
men 917,s19 spnnen perfenit porSea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
O,OOO 9eutibe, Cefter:
rei9er mnb Salgarem
Werbsn 5ur 3eit aDif6en
W Onufir unb Der gries
dif4en @ren5e tons
,ey,t 81

aonoOn, ID. 3e3. = Die Der
-1imes" aus Saluniti ssmelbet Mrs,
psrben ieBt unssfdbr 10000 Ssuti9s
uHb Seiterrei9er unb sbenio piels
gulaaren 8pii4en MOnaittr unb Der
gris9iidsn 9ren5e tOn5sntrirt. Gs
ioa iia pisI aapuIeris Bel Oisis,l
9ruppen hefinhpn
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@etterberidbt.

Sir ObtO: SbeiIpeifr tribes
uno tdlteres Wettsr am 0ienItaa. glm
yttttpo6 f9bnes Detter.
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Gnslii@e 4ariteumng

Zruppen befinoeu.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Makes Million in Month
in Stock Market Deal

New York, July ia for
tune of more than a million dol
lars is reported to have been
made in Wall street in the last
month by Isaac L. Rice of New
York I orb. He WAS the a,xaer Of g.
600 shares of Electric Boat Com
pany stock, which has made a
sensational rise in the exchange.
It was announced today hat lie
had disposed of al: his holdings
during the recent rise nd that
the banking firm of H. P. Gold
schmidt & Co. had taken 10000
shares. The stock within the
last two months has risen more
than 100 points. War orders
were responsible for the rise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
THE CIRCUS Is COMING
The Big Show at Butler Tuesday,
a. August 10th.
The Big Show is Coming.


100 performers in costume,
acrobats, equestrians, wire walk
ers, clowns and jugglers, 100.
Count 'em. Wild animals,
trained and unframed; Lulu. the
tat LAZY .ay and Jo Jo, the dog faced
boy, red lemonade, pop corn,
peanuts and red hots, the entire
conglomeration, but more thrill
fng and spectacular than ever
before will positively. show in
Butler on Tuesday, August 10th.
G. r. Lowe, representing the
Humbug Circus Co., met with
the directors of the Butler Com
mercial Club and a contract was
made to hold a Humbug Circus
in this city August 10th.
According to the contract, the
Humbug Circus Company will
furnish tent with seating ca
pacity of 1000, complete side
show equipment, all uniforms, 2
band wagons, wild animal cages,
clown wagon, Oriental dancer
wagon, calliope, comedy rural
wagon, Roman chariots, har-
ness, plumes, ornaments, horl-
zontal bars, rings, traps, jug
CLING equipment and mechanl-
cal act devices.
Members of the Butler Com
mercial Club will serve as per-
formers. The Club will furnish
besides the performers, 35 hor::
ses, canvasmen, drayage. Re
ceipts from concessions all go to
the Commercial Club.
A Committee composed OF the
following gentlemen will have
charge of the affair: T. j. Day,
H. II. Holloway, DR.. T. F. Lock
wood, Chas. l.. Fiske, D. X.
Walker, A. H. Culver.
The Butler Band has volun-
teered it's services.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Death Of B. II. Nuckols.

Bartlett Hall Nuckols wa
born in Kentucky March 81,
1856, died near Waverly, Mo-,
June 10, after an illness Of ten
weeks.
He became a christian in boy
hood, uniting with the Baptist
church at Elinwood, Mo-, and az,
ter marriage to jamie NJ. Kyle in
1898, united with the Presbyterz
ian church. III
He leaves a wife, three broth
ers, George, Willie and James,
who live six miles southeast Of
Butler.
He was a kind and loving
lived an honest, indus
trious christian life, having q
host of friends and quite we'll
known in this county.
A Friend.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Odd Fellows Install.

Bates Lodge No. $50 l. o. O.
F. at their meeting Monday
evening installed the following
Officers for-the ensuing term.
District Deputy H. NJ. Cannon
was the installing officer:
Noble Grand, j. A. Dear
mond; Vice-grand, W. l.. Coon
rod; Secretary, w. S. Arnold ;
Treasurer. j. S. .Krinn; Warden,
Frank Adams; Conductor, o. B.
Ray; I. G., c. H. CRUDE; O. g.,
H. H. Council; R. s. N. G., c. A.
Bolen; L. s. N. G., R. E. Coon
rod, r. s. v. g., Frank Keith ;
i. s. " G., w. D. Slime; r. s. s.,
J. E. Harper; L. s. S., w. g. Dill
Ion; Chaplain, E. R. Richards. >.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Fashion Notes.

Monsieur Mathoux, of Paris
was right when he said that
since the Parisienne had been de-
prived of her. motor car and was
forced to walk, the wide skirt
would become a necessity. To-
day all Paris seems to realize
this, or rather those Of the fash
ionable set who elect to walk in
the mornings on the Avenue des
Acacias.
But with the advent of real
summer weather, skirts have
grown two inches longer, and
pumps often replace the high
boots, the former being cooler.
Only when high boots are worn
is it permissible to wear an ex-
'tremely short skirt
Skirts seem to grow in width
daily, and the couturiers are
busy devising all sorts of ways
for introducing fullness in the
lower part. One of the newest
ideas was seen on the Avenue
des Acacias. The costume was
of white serge with . princess
fitting front, the corsage part
delicately embroidered with silk
floss and soutache in Soldat bleu
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

: Robert 7. Victor died at hi
ONE on West Dakota stree,
Thursday evening, July Is, oil
paralysis. Mr.. Victor suffered
a stroke two years ago and about
ten days ago he had a second
stroke which resulted in his
death.
The funeral services, conduct
ed by Rev. r. NJ. Webdell, were
held from the residence Of VIM.
Debow Saturday morning at 9
o clock. The services were con-
Quoted by the Odd Fellows, Of
which order the deceased had
long been a member.
Obituary.
Robert Thomas Victor was
born at ShelbyvilleA Mo-, June
Is, 1850, and died in this city
July 49, 1915. Upon his list of
friends are a large number of the
people Of Bates, Henry and Cass
counties, but he was most widely
known in Henry county, where
he held an official position
which brought him in touch with
all the people and he was a man
who won the respect and friend.
ship of all who knew him.
In 1870 ih.e was married to Miss
Isabella Cornett. To this union
two children We're born, lone OF
whom, O. B. Victor survive and
is living at Salina, Kas.
In 1876 he was welded to Miss
Elizabeth Brown. Five children
bless this union. One died in in
fancy, those remaining are Mrs.
Delta DeBow of this city, Mrs.
Eva Sisson of Dillon, Mont, J. I.
Victor of Los Angeles, and B. P.
Victor Of Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Victor was a member OF
the w. O. W; Camp at Clinton,
and has been member of the
Odd Fellows Lodge of Butler for
thirty-five years, retaining his
membership here when he moved
to Colorado Springs in 1904.
Two years ago when he visited
his daughter here he was appar-
emily in the best of health, a
well preserved and portly man.
Soon afterward his strength
gave way and last October he
came to this city with his good
wife to be near Mrs. DeBow,
hoping the change would prove
beneficial, and here he passed
away so peacefully at eventide,
July 10.
death the consider laying his
hand upon the heart, hushed it
forever B. V. F.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

bile and as the sun was setting
all five entered the water. Per
sons on the shore saw the bath
ers swept suddenly from their
feet as though seized by the un-
dertow and carried to where the
water is Is feet deep. Rescuers
started to their aid but the five
did not reappear.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

The suggestion of Lewis
Moore of the Hume Telephone
that a Bates County Press As
ISOLATION be organized is indeed
a good one, and one which we
believe will meet with the unani-
nous approval of, the county
press. Intelligent cooperation
among newspapers always re-
suits in more aggressive demand
for public improvement with re-
sulting benefit to the county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

Eggleson and Sons have trad
ed their garage and motor car
machine shop and supply bnsi-
ness to the L. A. Stewart Land
Company for q tract of irrigated
land in the lower Rio Grande
valley in Texas. The Eggleson
family will probably leave Tor
their new home some time with
in the next thirty days. J.. 7.
Prewitt will temporarily have
charge Of the garage which will
continue to maintain the Buick
agency here.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

R. C. Burris, Of Vinita, Okla,
was in the city Tuesday on bust
ness connected with The Walton
Trust Co. Mr., Burris is the rep
resentative Of that company in
Vineta.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Panama Canal Earns $3.50, 900
Net in Year,

Panama, July Figures CON-
piled by H. A. Smith, canal audi
tor, indicate that the Panama
Canal will show an excess ii
earnings over expenditures for
the first year Of operation ending
June 30 of; approximately $780,
600. '.'
Earnings for June were $541,-
23l. From July ] last year to
July this year the total earn
ings were $4,424, 306, while the
expenditures were approximate
ly $4.2O0,0o0.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Farms Wanted.

I have several calls for small
farms, also two for large farms
in Bates and Vernon counties.
If You want to sell or exchange
your farms send description and
I will find the customers.
JOHN w. LUTTRELL,
1923 Commerce Bldg,
Kansas City, Missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Arrested on . Serious Charge.

Joe Lowering, q workman on
the Duvall ranch, was arrested
Sunday by Constable Bolen, OF
Lone Oak township, on = charge
of incest. He was brought to
Butler and lodged in jail. Tues
day be was taken to Peru by
Sheriff johnson and Deputy Me-
Cam, where his preliminary ex-
animation was held before
Justices Williams and Warren,
when in default Of bail, he was
committed to jail to await the
action Of the Circuit Court. The
state was represented by y.
Pendleton Smith and the defend
ant by w. O. jackson, Jr.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
new / Kings.
This week at

Walker Mckibben 3
PALM Beach Skirts
Organdie collar and cuff sets
White Corduroy Tams
Forget Me Not Waist Pins
Misses black Silk Hose, SOC
Ladies White Silk Hose, SOC
Ladies Special $l.98 Waists
Ladies Black Silk Dress Skirts
Fancy Tickings, IL 1-2c and 25c
Zoe Shirtings
More Mems Drop Seat Munsing
Union Suits, $1.W and $3.50
Mary Jane Patent Pumps $3.50
More Mems $500 and $3.50
Work Shoes
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
REAL; ESTATE TRANSFERS

R. B. Campbell to G. w.
Wolf, lots 4, 5, 6, I, 8, 9, block
2 and lots l, 2, 8, 4, block 3,
Pleasant Gap, $1.O0.
T. w. Silvers to H. E. Shop
pard, 40 acres section 8, Howard,
$954.0O.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22

Sunday afternoon while sew
eral young folks were enjoying
boating at the pumping station,
Paul Levy conceived the idea of
putting on a submarine exhibit
tion. AS the party was getting
out of, the boat, Paul placed one
foot on the landing and forgot
to take the other foot from the
boat with the result that the
boat started across Miami and
Paul dropped into about 10 feet
of muddy water. The boys say
the exhibition was an entire sue.
cess.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-22
Here's an Example Of War Cost.

1AeAS oil GAoAPA0 VI wa S03S'
A peaceable, albeit vociferous
army Of two hundred thousand
young men and young women, is
trooping home from American
colleges to enjoy a vacation. Dur
ing the last college year that
army paid in tuition fees for it's
education about 81 million dol
lars. That includes all that the
students expended for any edu-
cational service.
In one day and half the Brit
ish government spends more than
that much to fight its share of
this war.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-22
WEST SIDE M, E. CHURCH..

The uninviting condition of the
weather did not deter an outpouring
Of people to hear Rev. iMcCallister,
at the West Guthrie NJ. E. church.
Sunday morning. He took for his
subject: Conversion" The text
upon which he builded his sermon is
found in the 18th verse or the 18th
chapter of Sit. Luke, which reads:
II will arise and go to my Father,
and will say unto him, Father. I have
sinned against heaven and before
thee Although the text selected
FOR the morning discourse treats up
on the waywardness and final re-
pentance and return Of the prodigal
son to his fathers house, after hav-
ing, through dissipation and riotous
living, lost his manhood and all his
earthly possessions, the subject was
Conversion, and from this was
preached an able anc convincing SER
mon. Conversion begins when a
man begins to think" was the way
the pastor put it, BE honest with
yourself" said MdCallister and it
will not be long until you find that
all hopes for the present and the fu-
ture comes through aligning yourself
with Gods people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-22
spAsMoDIc CHARITY.

Sspasmodic efforts for the relief OF
destitrtion are not notably helpful.
Recently New York City had a Bun
die Day. in which packages of cloth
ing for the poor were received at the
police stations and other designated
places
AS might have been expected con-
tributions were numerous Thousands
of bundles were received and will be
distributed, but many of the articles
sent will have to be repaired before
they can be given out. In the same
issue OF the New York paper which
contains an enthusiastic account Of
Bundle Da.sg there appears an in
teryiew with Frederic G. aIcwe, Com
missioner Of immigration who isquoted
as saying that the city rs net begin
ming to do fraction of what should
be done. s'We are sending millions
of dollars of supplies to relieve
starving Belgians,p Mr.. Howe said,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-22
IIjnited states doing for Serbia what

IUnited States doing for Serbia wha
Ishe issdoing FOR Belgium.
Although This city, until 1870 ths
caital of Serbia, Is at present tht
Headquarters Of the army, there is MOI
much that d foreigner can see except
life in the streets and cafes. Cabinet
meetings are held in strictcst secrecy
as are all the deliberations OF the
chiefs Of the army There is a great
magazine ana arms factory here, iii
fact the only one in the Balkans and
thousands Of men are working night
and day to keep the army fully
equipped
Soldiers are constantly marching
and courifer-marching in the streets.
IN their idle moments they sit in the
cafes, drinking Turkish coffee or the
mild beer Of the country and discuss
The future plans Of tho army or the
scenes Of the last battle.