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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-07-02
w. I'll. BLAIR

Architect, of GAINESVILLE, has opened
branch office in Brown & Prin-
gle's new building, where he will be
Tuesday and Friday of each week
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RUSS PREPARING
FOR BIC BATTLE
SIays Plan TO Resist Teutons
Northeast Of L5InDsTg,
WITHDRAW ON | OO-MlLE FRONT

Next Great Combat Will Be Fought
on West Bank of Bug River Where
Cars Troops VIII Be Strongly
Fortified-760,O0 Is German Loss
in Galicia.
MILAN The Italian ambas-
sador to COnsIantinople has been re-
called according to a Rome dispatch
The message said that the Turkish
ambassador to Rome has received his
passports and is preparing to depart.
PARIS - Announcement in the
Italian press of a rupture between
Italy and Turkey with the early in.
tcrvention of the Italian army and
navy alongside the allies in the Oar
daneIies, has been received here with
much satisfaction, although there has
been no official announcement from
Rome regarding Italy's plans.
PETROGRAD. - On a hundred.
mile front the Grand Duke Nicholas is
slowly withdrawing his armies in Gal
icia eastward upon a strongly fortified
line prepared before the evacuation of
Iemberg. The retirement continues
from the Russian border in the north
TO the region of Stanislau in the south.
May Make Stand on Bug River.
The next great battle, it is the gen
eral belief here, will be fought along
a front thirty miles east and northeast
of Lemberg 1t was officially admitted
that the Russians have fallen back to
within a few miles of Busk, on the
Bug River, but war office dispatches
indicated that the grand duke is pre-
pairing to make a stand on the west
bank of the Bug.
Says Russians Are Hopeful.
LONDON, ENG. = The Russian ar.
mics are neither beaten nor down
hearted, according to the correspon-
dent of the Times in reviewing the six
weeks Teutonic advance, after visit
to Russian headquarters. General lean
off, commander of the southern ar
mics, shows no trace of dependency.
Discussing the present situation, the
correspondent says:
100000 Teutons Lost.
"The view is held here that the re-
capture of Lemberg and other Galician
successes have brought the Austrors
Germans no nearer a solution of the
war. In spite of their enormous losses,
which are estimated at 100000 Ger
mans and probably an equal number
OF Austrians, they still encounter the
same stubborn army as before, which
is willing to keep fighting for years if
necessary"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-07-02

Dean Swift.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-07-02
RalIc From Ireland.

AS Administrator with the will annexed
the estate of Joseph G. Cannon. deceased.
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chism class
SALVATION ARMY

Regular meetings are held m the
Salvation Army hall on Nuuann stree,
between Merchant and Queen streets,
as follows: Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday. Saturday and Sunday
nights at 5 O'Clock.
Sunday School At 10 d n.
Young Peoples meeting at $50
3. n. a.
on Sunday night st the salvation
Army hall ct SIS Nuuanu avenue,
1t Col. Blanche b Cox, the chief diFi.
sional officer for the Hawaiian islands,
viii speak
Othcr Sunday Schools are held as
follows At 10 q %. Kukui street near
Liliha street Japanese corpsl; at Riv.
er street. near Vineyard street, up
stairs, fKorean C6rps) ct 312 Vine.
yard street (Spanisf corps) 3 p. ID.
at school street near Iiliha street,
corner room l1nslish corps
cordial Invitation % any Or Al
these meetings Is extended b.
ADJT ZIMMERMAN.
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HEALTH BOARD
now AIDS PURE
Campaign

- Norr1ard. faffit0rfaI yeterina.
.|.n. 4 his report fof January tells q
ne Itrfint 81 herd q 49, head q
<.I|I. Inr tuberculosis. which had
11I<r I.'ofe been subjected % the
.1&t a i vas not regular dairy
herd No milk was f9Id t1ereIrom
and 10 license was Therefore required,
~ nevertheless q number 0i families
(. Kn0Ioa, where the N1ch 4 situated.
..| Il Honolulu obtain their milk
|... II. Twenty-Five ol the COWS re-
acted and were condemned
The other tests 81 mich cattle
..|16 ii rs1ctofs o1t Of "a head.
|I1 11htrcuIc<is control WorE =
....I66s|h1 very I1yorabIy tie re-
.|. 1at1. and TIE continued ei1cient
...trstio1 o. ne board q health =
viii reference 70 .be previously =
.....1 |Mnortnfion By 2. N. Pond q
... 100 head ol hofs from Oregon.
...I IIII hair 1cin1 brood s1N1. tie
...|'11I,an says t1e rnly de.err'nf
hog cho.tr1 b0I Ne says ne COM
.'. vaccine nov % the market
.|. Is 81 1I almost |1ia7'.'e pre-
... Ind It. price only about one
q Ih| hitherto nearly pfohibitife
-, @.6ck ImporlatI6ns for January
so hogs. 700 Of which we're for
ki.r aid he rest 'cr 1fcc1In6.
III = 1< A /. ,E7P1erson'
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BRITISH SHIPBUILDlNG
STRIKE IS ENDED

TAesocinted Press by Fed. Wireless.l
LONDON, England, FEB. TIA
strike Of 4 portion Of the shipyard en-
fineers employed along the Clyde.
which threatened to involve 1o0, 900
men. was ended yesterday BY the GOV
eminent arbitration board ordering
the men back to work. The strike,
which was not authorized hy the ship
yard engineers union, was for an
increase Of four cents an hour IN the
wage scale The employers made an
offer Of IN increase Of cent and .
half an hour. which was refused,
whereupon the employers submitted
their case 70 the government arbitrat-
oro.
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Ship Purchase bi|I Appears /
New Dress but Has Scant
Chance Of Becoming Law

fAss0ciated Press b Ped. Wireless. ]
WASHINGTON. d. G. Feb. IL
After conference held last night be.
tween Senator Stone Of Missouri. who
has been the presidential leader "a
the effcrt 10 secure the enactment Of
the Ship Purchase BIN II tie senate,
and President Wilson. Il was definitely
announced that there would Be no spe.
cial session Of Congress called. what,
ever The fate Of the administrator
measure.
The ship Pnrckase Bin win appeaf
before the senate IN Z new form. prob
ably today but any attempt 70 force
Il to vote win mean I resumption Of
the nlibuster. accoriing1to the an.
nouncement Of the Republican ieaders
OF the senate.
s The measure. when the Weeks Bin,
for the establishment 81 4 naval alixi.
iiary merchant marine was passed h
the house On TUESDAY Of last week
during the height Of the senate nIibus.
Ter, was passed as 4 rider and has
been Id conference COMMITTEES. ThiH
COMMITTEES win report today. The
conferees have agreed 10 recommend
that the government shipping board.
for the proposed shipping corporation:
under the terms Of the bin, be made
permanent orGnnizalion. subject "a
the VIII Of the president and
Congress-
This report win Be opposed and viii
come no nearer vote than the brig
- =.
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BANK STOCKHOLDERS
Ex0NERATED OF CRIME

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 27.-
J. C. Wilson. P. G. Bdrk and B. A.
Wilbrand. the three stockholders who
have been on trial. charged with hay.
ing entered into conspiracy with
Charles +. Baker. former assistant
cashier Of the Croker Bank, to VIC
late the banking laws. were yesterday
cleared Of the charge BY q verdict Of
.not guilty. from 8 federal court Jury.
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- 80. ~ Il 49,.
Per n n. 8. s MateonIa. Leaving
San Francisco February ~ y y
Norton. " p Ariedge MS: g taY-
ares Mrs. Morris Miss " 1Fautner.
Miss Eva Morris. y Heelers 4.
J. L1fferty +. r Zone. Leon Honigs-
berger Miss Edith Williams MIS-: a.
p Field, Hrs Pefron. p. ~ Anders
son. 4 P. Callahan. Eugene Katz. Mrs.
cbes Won Weise. Mr.. Harold G. Day,
Il a Ienpleton. Mrs. g 3. Rogers,
Nrs. Il 4. kipsey, G. G. Smith cnas.
]. Dexter. Mrs. Geo Gardner, Miss
ophelia HAYDEN. Mna. Waielne E 4
Hoffman, y y. Wheeler Mrs.: Bruce
Cartwright Mrs. Walter Qibb. Hora-
TO W Adams. jack London MIS-
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SENATE ADDS E|6HI MILLIONS 10
NAVYB|LL; FORIIFIGAIIONS YUIED|

ceolInt the estimates q SoEfelafy
Daniels ~ $1,000. 900. the Naval A6.
preparation B.ll passed on third rea1.
Inc II The senate yesterday. after Z
spirited debate concefalne lhS needs
OF the service
Al passed the BIN carries ! t1l1 a.
el53 900. 600. a. compared with the
total Of tI4l, 10 carried By The
house bill
Other appropriation bills which
pasned n the senate yestsrday ineln1.
ed the Foftifcation BIN. carrying .
total az $4,000, 90. and the Diplomatic
Service Appropriation Bin. with Q
total o. sAoO0.0oo.
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Nails are due from he following
{okohpUa Nippon Iaru March
11stfaI|a- NaE1fs. March 8.
y.1to1It1 Iakofa MAJ. "a
Nails VIII depart for TIE following
SIN francisco Ienoa March
IoI<oIan1 ItnIo 1[1fli. Mar ~
Australia Ventura. Mar -
{sneo1xer N>knrA MAJ. :.
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70 GET
NARLEvY VILLA
KILLS SPANIARD

i Associated Press ~ Ped Wireless
san ANTONIO. Texas. Feb. 27.-1A
lespafch from San Luis Potosi. de-
layed IN transmission. says that q
wealthy spaniard Of that city. from
whom the soldiers Of villa had de-
manded q war levy OF 4 million pesos,
was executed upon his failure to raise
that amount. Americans against whom
demands had been made were not mo-
Tested.
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REOR0tNTzED CHUHCH on JESUS
CHRIsT q s.. h5tIkR DAE

Located On King street near Thom.
as Square. S.
Services win be held on Sunday e
follows:
s:45 q M, Sunday school
II :. M. preaching. HaWaiian serv.
ice.
6 .. n. zion's Rellgio Literary 50.
ciety's meeting.
1850 3. M preaching. English sery-
ice Subject, Christ Jesus.
Visitors are invited to attend any
of the services held III this church
and . welcome win be extended to
those who come.
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KkI1HI Union CHURCH

King street, between CHICK avenue
and Kamehameha fourth road. Rev.
Horace w. Chambeflain. minister.
Bible school, 9.45 9. N.
Morning service, i1:15 .. N.
Evening service, 7::3o p. N.
Junior G. e., wednesday. 8 p. N.
Senior C. D., wednesday. 1:30 p. m.
Sunday morning the services Is adapt
ed to the needs Of the members and
they are earnestly requested to at
tend. the subject for the morning dis.
course being -Four Necessary Steps.
The Sunday evening service 8 or Z
more popular nature A cordial inyi'
tation is hereby extended to any who
may desire to attend this meeting. es.
pecially residents Of KaIihi. The topic
for the evening VIII be The Road to
Success.
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BeIetanIa avenue near PunchboWl
street
Sunday services at II q n and on
last Sunday 81 each month Ct 7:8o
p. n. Sunday school e 8: Is &. ~.
IN the absence Of Pastor Bml n.
gelhardt, Rev. II. Isenbere win bold
services in the German Lutheran
church, Beretania street, the last sun,
day IN each month
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st. andrews Cathedral Emma
street, near Beretania. 1t. Rev. H. B.
Restarick, bishop; Rev. Canon VIM.
Ault, vicar. Sunday services, and
I'll q. n. and 1850 p. M. Sunday
school 9:l5 Z. n. Hawaiian conere-
cations, Rev. Leopold Kroll, pastor.
Sunday sef4ices. 8 .15 q. M. -
81. Clements Church Corner wild
ef avenue and Nakiki street. Sunday
services: Holy conlm1nions 2. q.
Morning prayer ana service, II e. p.
Evening PRAYER, q 80 p n.
The Lenter services ct st Glen,
entss church win be Is follows: Every
morning at O'clock and every after
noon az 5 O'Clock except on Wednes-
days and Fridays. when evensong viii
Be ct 1850. Holy Communion at 3
O'Clock every Thursday morning dur
ing Lent and also on all Holy days.
Cards with list Of services may be had
at the church
ST. Marks 1Iissi5h Kapahulu
road. Rev. Leopold Knoll, priest p
charge Services Holy Communion,
firsf wednesday, each month, 10 =. N.
and 7:30 b. ili Sunday school every
Sunday &c 10 d. N.
Holy Communion nrst Sunday Of the
IS s. $ Ellzabeil,s church locatsd
corner King street and Pna lane
Canon ". IS. POtelnc. priest-in-
charge. Sunday seryices Holy Cone
Jnunion II Z q m. on second, fourth
and nth sundays: II =. "a. on first
-. = tt{3-1 rcx;SS.f,,<r ,,y.r Wy. and al
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|..|cS 81 E<. 5<r.., cities have
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hrz,rs Ho6olul1 fson k,hsl1 ~:
alea "a ualanae .s:,s ! - sin
krrI<s Ho65lul1 mn nus nm nd
Pearl C.ly-I7:z< 4 n. s6:N = ~,
sII:o1 4. ~. t1:I1 >. ~ sl:lI !. ~
ssh y ~ 1880 = u
1rzlvs Hono'nlu non WehisN. ant
LEII1IU.--s1:II : N lI<6I - ~
>1:ol = n, s7:lQ ,. -
ne HsleiF1 Limited : tNoAogr
I<1in (oDII I|r.lc.oI1 tickets hon1fc1)
I.1lcI Honolulu every Sunday & SIS
g ~. [or H1Ie||& hotel: returning ..
8 sE. ..::': ss',.s' :': 3 :'. ~
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Ior Vs,.e1, 1.l,lue ks1uks eal
,II:Ic = ~ HIS p. a.. s1:10 p. -.
Sis b. a.. 1850 3. NJ fills p. -.
~ Ua1I1I. md I|eIIehn6 70. -
= n 40 :. ~ 800 ,. ~ sll:oc
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CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
CATHEDRAL or OUR LADY O

PEACE. FORT STREET
(Rt ReV. Libert. Bishop Of Zeuema;
n I. MaxiniD. Pfovinc.
S1ndays6 & M, mass with sermon.
IN Portuguese; 4. M IS q. M, mass;
8 q. nj. chIIdren's mass with sermon
ii nslish 1880 y n, high mass
with sermon II Hawaiian; 1850 cat
echism ID Ha%aiian 2 D. n. sodality
meeting 3. m, sermon In Portu-
guese;; benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament
WssFdays Masses i 5. ESQ and {
During Lent Fridays Way Of theI
cross IA English at 2 p M n Hawaii
Ian at 3 b. IA. ii Portuguese at p. M.
ST. AUGUsT1NEss CHAPEL. WAL
XXI.
lReT II. yale1tin IN ehargel
SUNDAYS q ll. mass with sermon
in English
Fridays 80 ], m., catechism class.
Lent Way Of tie cross on Fridays
CONVENT or THE SACRED
HEART. KAnfUH.
Grew. Fl. Yalentin.
Sundays 6 4 nj, mass: 1880 3. M.
mass win sermon; p. m. Benedic-
ton. Or the Blessed Sacrament
WeeIId11s Mass 1t 3 q, M We'd
resday, go 3 d c8tsehism class
During Lent 8 .1tio1s Of the Cross
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST. KALIHI.
(Rs7 r. UIr'c6 Il chares.)
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Sunday School. 10 i. d.
Morning service and sermon. II =
q.
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Miss Elor1 TeWksbufy. organist. !.
Services: Holy COMMUNION, 7;so :
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Carrying total considerably hIec.
e than voted q The house. and ex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-29

Wichita Beacon We presume that
this admonition was intended primarily
for the consumption of Kansas, the
extensive sea coasts of which would
be placed in grave peril In case of
maritime attack
However 1t is easily seen that If the
admiral should by bold dash succeed
in blowing the daylights out OF the
coast cities of the Sunflower state,
he might be emboldened to turn his
attention to Oklahoma 1t behooves us
down here. therefore to heed the Bea-
cons warning, keeping our peppers
primed lest the willy old sea-dog slip
up on us some day, turning loose on
us with his umteen or more inch guns
before we can man our defenses or
hike to our 'fraid holes.
That Chickasha, situated as she is
on that great highway of commerce,
the far-famed Washita, would suffer
seriously from such an attack, is not
open to argument. Not only would the
lives of our teeming population be i'm
periled but the chances are that all OF
the numerous merchantmen at anchor
in our harbor would simply be puIver-
lied, completely gripping our marine
shipping interests for quite spell.
We cannot afford to take any
chances on such a catastrophe. Our
port authorities should see to it that
searchlights are kept constantly play
ing on the wide expanse of waters of
the wonderful Washita and at the same
time we believe it would be good
idea for the mayor to send note to
Admiral Won Tirpitz warning him that
an attack on our peace-loving com
munity will be regarded as an 1un-
friendly act" and that he will be held
to strict responsibility"
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newed confidence in the quality of his
leadership during these critical times.
This country does not need a big
army. 1t never will have big army,
in the European sense, except in case
of actual war 1t will never have any
thing but little army compared with
numbers of our population, the extent
of our territory and the magnitude OF
the task it may be called IN to per-
form. But President Wilson, as we'll
as every other thoughtful. sober, citi-
zen, realizes that it needs a bigger
army than il has now. II needs an
army big enough and mobile enough
to protect this country from a swift
and savage descent by a determined
enemy who may manage to break or,
what is simpler evade our first line
of defense by sea.
This country does need big navy.
A strong navy has become a cardinal
principle of American policy. If the
navy has Jagged somewhat behind the
principle. that fact has not impaired
the principle in the least. It needs a
navy capable OF meeting any possible
antagonist on something like equal
terms. 1t needs navy which embod-
les all the lessons as to submarine. ef-
ficiency and possibilities and as to the
advantages of swift. heavily armed
battle cruisers of which the war has
been so fruitful. And it needs navy
which is adequately manned at all
times and ready for the work it may
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EXPRESS PAcKAcETTEs'

Old Sol Is steaming up, ! guess,
It's fairly warm, must confess,
But still not hot enough to bile,
Let not the heat your temper rile.
81 Simp says he notices that he is
never busy when he is idle.
Actually one Chickasha woman
manages to run bill with the street
car conductor.
But many a young girls golden
dreams OF career are blighted when
Dan Cupid comes along.
Also, there are some streets right
here in Chickasha where few tract
ors might be used to advantage,
Mr.. r. f. Jack just cant keep out
of the limelight His terrific battle
with the t'rantlers was worse than his
potato tale.
Chickasha will give the glad hand
to the vets Every citizen should APP
point himself member of the enter
tainment committee
Now wouldn't this old world go
some" If all the fellows who know how
TO run the thing we're actually in
charge of the job
After holding a consultation on tho
case, we have decided to wait few
days before Dragging again about Ok
lahoma as a summer resort.
Even if politician shakes hands
merely because he is friendly or from
force of habit, he is always suspected
of being in the runnin' for something
Monte, the manager OF the BARRIERS
gives us the confidential tip that his
team is about to break into winning
streak. However, we are not urging
you to risk any real money on it.
Doc Crosse is dead--not the dentist
but his little black cat which bore his
iilustrious name. The poor thing never
was strong and when the neighborS
gave it that name it soon succumbed
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Have you contributed to the college
advertising fund? If not. call up w.
w Clark at once and tell him to put
you down for liberal donation A
large number OF your fellow citizens
have already come across in fine fash
ion and You don't want to be left out
OF. the honor roll. Perhops you were
not found when the committee called
or possibly they overlooked YOU In
any event. notify Mr. Clark or mail
him check President Austin still
needs something over $3.50 to pay the
cost OF the advertising campaign he
Is now conducting
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The Royal Neighbors ice cream soc
1ial July "a netted $lO.75.
Miss Tippie Sykes was visiting her
mother and sister here last week.
Mrs. Fisk returned from her two
weeks Tulsa trip Saturday evening.
The Baptists are expecting to COM
mence a series of meetings August l.
Mrs. Pettyjohn, Mrs. Bagley's moth
er went to visit her son near FL Reno
last week.
Mrs. Bette Ivie has returned from
her trip to the city and her boy Is
much better.
People are beginning to breathe
freely thinking that corn and kafir
are assured crops.
Mrs. George McGuirk goes to Joplin,
Mo-. some time this week to visit the
family other daughter
Mrs. Groesbeck attended the c. 5.
n. last week and enjoyed the time
spent there very much.
The Circle Ladies go to chickasha 20
be adopted by that society. A class OF
twenty-six is expected.
Mrs Goodrich was visiting Mrs.
Grant McGuirk, in the interest OF the
Circle Saturday and Sunday.
Chas. Jones has sold his home and
dray to Jesse, Meadows and it is re-
ported will soon move 70 Luther -
81 hna fh3as3H sscdraiu 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcum returned From
their trip to Coalgate on Sunday. They
have been visiting their Youngest
daughter and Mr. Marcum's aged
father.
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be called on at any time to do.

pe tdileu oH dl any lihle W uo.
In adopting plans which provide for
these two essentials of real national
defense and making II an administra-
tive program for the coming session
the president will, we feel assured,
have the support Of the American peo-
pie. The country which stands solid
ly behind him when he speaks firmly
-as in the recent note TO Germany
will be no less solidly behind him when
he moves to act firmly in the interest
of the national defense. Millions for
defense is still a dominant American
sentiment Chicago Herald.
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MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE"

The announcement that President
Wilson will soon have a conference
with Secretaries Garrison and Daniels
on the subject of comprehensive plan
for national defense by sea and land
shows the error OF those who imag
ined he was not keenly alive to the
lessons OF the present war and the
needs of the situation. II inspires re-
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= BAILEY ITEMS. +
= + +4+ + = + + 4 + = = = = = =

w, M. Kerr has the best wheat crop,
making 1860 bushels.
Mr.. Stern has engaged his wheat at
$110 per bushel at NARROW.
Mrs. NJ. A. Green of Velma is visit.
ing her daughter Mrs. M. w Speer.
The wheat and oats crops in this
community were not as good as was
expected.
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A Star Performer.

And is this man to come into this
court with unbIushing footsteps, with
the cloak of hypocrisy in his mouth,
and to draw fifteen bullocks out of my
clients pocket with impunity?' asked
an English barrister. There was no
reply.-Christian Register.
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Enough said.

Civilian Youth-It's all very well TO
talk about policewomen. But what
could they do against us men?
Patriotic Maiden promptly sup
pose the authorities think that they
would be quite match for those who
have remained at home.-Punch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-29

A little reflection should be suffice
lent 10 convince anyone who is not en-
tirely unreasonable that Grand Duke
Nick, in charge of the Russians around
Warsaw, has a pretty tough job on his
hands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-29

Col. Roosevelt has delivered a
Knockout blow to all who don't happen
to agree with his militaristic notions.
He calls them 'sap-heads" and molly
coddles." You can't get away from it
this argument is a cincher.