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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.
TOLD IN SHORT p PARAGRAPHS

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Don't forget the Chautauqua.
Ladies Walk-over Shoes at Feltons.
Adv.
Everybody get a season ticket for
the Chautauqua.
Miss Bess Trahern was Philippi
visitor Monday.
Cow-Ease the great preventative for
flies, Belington Feed & Supply Co.
Adv
L, F. Payne, of Elk District was
in town on business Tuesday.
Creed Watson, OF Philippi was here
Tuesday on business.
Go to Felton's for your hole proof
hosiery. (Adv.
j. L. Jefferys, who is working at
Pierce, was here over Sunday.
J. j. Rinehart, Of Route |, was a
business visitor here Friday.
Daniel Foy, Of Laurel was in town
Monday evening.
See those ladies $1.50 house dresses
for CSC at Coffman-Fisher Co. (Ady
Miss Eva Newland, of Weaver, was
in this city shopping Friday.
Ira Findley, Of Route 8, was in this
city today on business.
Miss Ola Findley, of Route B. was
in town shopping today.
Ask to see the soc value suspenders
for 25c at Coffman- Fisher Co. (Adv.
Mrs. M. R. Keyser left Friday for
Beverly, where she will visit friends
for a few days.
Geo Phillips, who has been teach
ing school at Bluefield, w. Va, return
ed home last week.
When in need of cement, get the Uni
versal at Belington Feed & Supply Com
pany. Adv.
C. C. Right and family, who have
been visiting in Preston County have
returned to their home.
We have just received full line of
trunks, call and see them at FeltOn's
ADV.
Mrs. Lulu Hamelton, of Grafton,
was here last week the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. L. Jefferys.
Miss Bulah Loyett, who has been
attending school at Buekhannon re-
turned home last week
Miss Pearl Post, who has been a
student at Wesleyan College came
home Friday.
Archey Post. OF Buekhannon was
the guest OF his uncle, Grant Graham,
over Sunday.
FLIES! FLIES FLIES, rid your
cows OF that awful pest BY using Cow
Ease, Belington Feed & supply Co.
Adv
CECIL Phillips, who has been attend
in school in Huntington came home
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. McCutcheon, Of
Elkins were here Sunday for few
hours in their car.
Tom Rohrbough and Gordon Right,
who have been working ii Eilamore
came home Wednesday
Grant Graham was in Clarksburg
last week attending meeting Of the
Druggists.
Mr and Mrs. V. s. Robinson and
daughter, Lora, drove to Grafton last
Saturday IN their car
Mems dress shirts II Fetop's. ADV.
See that now line ef tragsling bags
az Feitop's (Adv-
M flgeA feOhfp9NgH tetdtie0 D0ii-
day night from trip to Washington,
b c. and Baltimore, Nd
Mrs. S R. McCamey who has been.
visiting Mrs. Longstreth, left today
for her home in Haywood, W Va.
~. R Keyser, who has been visiting
his parents at Caldwell, O., for two
or three days returned home Monday
evening.
Sheriff Bennett passed thru here
Monday with Chick Kittle to place
him ia Ellins .ail--tha Barbour CO.,
Jail is being repaired
Mrs. Matte Teter and daughter,
Gail, who attended the commence
n 1 i
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-06-24
LEMBERG HAS FALLEN
GaIician Capital Falls before the Ad-
vance of the Second Array.
Austria Has Virtually Reclaimed
Whole Of Galicia


BERLIN, by wireless to Sayville)
June 23.-Lemberg has been con-
quered after a very severe battle ac-
eording to official reports received
here from headquarters Of the Aus
tro- Hungarian army. The Galician
capital fell before the adsance Of the
array.
Lemberg. capital O asiicia, was
occupied by the Russians On Septem-
her I'd, 1915, about one month after
the outbreak Of hostilities ii thecourse
Of the early Russian drive into Aus
tia. 1t has therefore been ia Russian
control for over Ten nonths
For the past twenty days since the
Aestro- Germans took Pfz Ysl from
the forces Of Emperor NieLosas, ii has
been the objective of q asris Of fear
less and concentrated sttass on the
part Of the Tautoaie a Their
success will have far reaeA politi-
eal effect as the driving o Of the
Russians from G@ieia IS O. ] upon
ii Berlin to help mai status
quo ia The Balkans
With Iemberg now ia hands
Austria has reclaimed vlst the
whole province Of Galieia. I5a light
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

,y1ir miiFen CUR duberiteH Stsls
tuua. 6oben Sic Mleloung BON
oort2"
Die lebte tetepbonifhe DOR flint
Winuten. Nles ruhi9 oorm SSetno."
Simmer oifter goo BE-; Sort feline
ipeibsn WtaIhen nm Die beioen Diff
3iere. Neue Shubenqrdben uno I'm
terItdnoe fol9ten. 8urh bus Gepirr
ser StohelorGbts unp 6oI3perbnue
puroen fie bon WannIhdften oeIsitet,
Sic lpsoen Der nGberriidennen feinolis
den Clinic ibre Welounqen uno Muss
finite MIR fIiiiterno Qubsn. Der
Rtttmei'ter tpuros beFerer 9aune.
6ier obsn fab ss troB oss 6unoetpets
ters portrefflif ans. Nue poiten CUR
STEELE uro. ME g Ihien. in Der rs6s
ten Stimmunq. 9as tpoTte er NOR
cen in ietnem 8sriht fir Gr5elIen3
Defenders b%ernprhsben. Die lebte
Telopdfe binter bem dubsrIten Sra
ben fpuroe mad slf lihr erretht. Der
Wohthnbenoe, Elm gomerao bss Ritts
m%eiiters aug Der 8urniionTtabt iiber
Dem Rhiu. luo Die 6erren 81 Fth IN
Feine Grhh0bfs. Der 0rc~ ~ Thnen
letB uno an trodenem Sol5 flr ben
0fsn iii 8au feblts audi ni6t. Wo!<
len sic enltretsn?" 2dfeno lebnte
Ger RittmsiIter al. rlleber aues Der
DENT, mein Qieber. uno oann"-leine
Stimme uabn einen oronig sgebeims
nisuollen 8lanq an-,ounR poaeu
mir crit NAL SIREN ieItIamen Sdat'
ten betrnhten. Den infer 8eri6tsrat
beute unter bic Quse nebnen FOL-"
r0a tueroen Sic Mube boben, 6err
Doctor. Sd babe bas 5eufeI8geipenIt
fdou 3tpeimoI osiefen uno nift 0as
minoeite Feititslen tonren. 0os
tommt beran. Ter 0enter boIe mid,
lpslta i'd fIunters." SIN 6raben oben
mar ales poh, mann on Wann uns
ter @epebr. Rur bic 46I0iungen
ftsdten in ibren unterItGnpsn uno
i6Iiefen. Tsine biertunoert Mster
ooppn lag Die fron3oiiide Stelun9
ME Elm lcnges reiBes Grab. Iuh
bort oles iheinbdr in Rube uno 1riss
ben. Sn ben 8erhauen snil6en ben
beioen 2inien ipuroe BEL itdrferem
3ufeben etpos unbeitimnbarss. 8un@
tles iiber Der Shneeoede ii6tbor. Der
otenittusnoe 9ertuaut CAB @uStunft.
Das par Ole 0eife bes 6rdn3oisn,
Der Dor etlpa piersthn Snaen bel einem
an9riff gefaIIen par uno isitoem in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

in nler Rube gu betra6ten." 0em
Rittmeilter Fam Ser 8orihIoq gstes
gen. els Gibrer Der prooianttrouss
porte. bic duf Maultiere uno @feln bis
in bic porberiten Steuun9eu gsleitet
puroen. mar er ihon oft oss Radts
ourh Dos unipsgldms 8eldnoe getoms
men. Gs tonnte ntftS i6ooen, tpenn
er bds bnrmloie 4benteuer nit elmer
Qrt S,nipettion nerbdno.
.@enn Die 6errsu gsben molten.
10 bite i'd morqen UNI SIREN Be
riht," beIhlob Der 4ommdnoterenoe
bds 8e1prdt; ser sSoa intereTIiert
mid Pathological. neil er mir 4ufs
fhtub eibt iber bic Stimmung meinsr
2sute PORN Geinb."
Die beioen Sffisiere traten nab
elmer WeiIe in bic Ratt binous. 9ds
Sdnsstrsibsn bate oufqebort. Gin
idorfer Roropeit brGnate fih an Die
6erren uno bib Fh in ibren 8eiiAs
tern fsit. 70 baB fs bic Woutuppsn
oidt iiber Die 8dden 3ooen. @Ieid
btnter BEN 9orf nit Tsineu penigen
6dufern einq ss ben 9era binan. Der
fonft CUR 60k fiihrenos Wea mar alie
qsfhneit. Rur ole formfoien 8iiihs
3ur Rehten uno QiHten, sic pie
3tperqe in NeI3tuttsn iiber benz 8oosn
tauerten. gaben rotourftiQ bic Rith=
tuna an. Der Rittmeifter bate bic
9aiheuluterne aus Teirem Wontel oee
nommen uuo IieB ben btibeuoeu Qitte
IeaeI iiter Der Shueshede ipieIsn.
rgeroriiqIid lit Die Sohe uift es
raoe. Weurs nidlt oes 0ienTtes me
oen ipdre. auf bic @eIpenFerIud,
t0rrte ih Tfon oer3;ften Dem
syrieo8aeriht5ra m1d)te pos udftlite
Wanoern odqedeu Spab.
Hoh elmer Stunoe . ser srfte
poiten erreift. Der Mann trat Inutr
Ios inter ZEN Sdunen beroor uno err
~Itdttete Wlelbuno:
~Qoiten Rumluer Gins. Hidts
Relies pom 6einA,"
9dIo tatnen oie erTten 5hiibengrds
ben. bic cine Der VaBftraBen ihuBten.
lleberon fpnren Wadsn oufQsItelIt. sSn
eincm gerdumiQsn 8orIdldg 3piifen
Tid1ten uno T,isbloden ldQsn bic
Qaittisre uuf friifem 5tyoh, WG6
tjqe S6neepdube bitosttn eiren mo-
tiirIihen Shubipou gsgen 8Glte uno
g1inb. Gin Offi5itr. 0itnIttuer trat
ben 4ntommenoen entaeaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Smei G6niginncn.

@Is am "a. Ottober 1896 FG
aronprins 9ittor Emanuel nit DC,
Brin3efin 6elene bon M%lonteneero
perbeirdtete. berrfdte nur iebr fpeniq
3uFrieoenbsit ubsr oisis Ghs in Sta
lien. nan lab Den 6iiri!en 6t, 9ama
meIoiebe, ME Der nunmebri9e 8onig
Gifitd aIl9emein in Rom eendnnt
uiro, niGt fir einen Wouu an, nit
beFsn SnuS iih pos iapopiihe bate
periipptn o%iirfsn. @eipib, Der 8rons
prin5 nor tetn aoonis uno auh fem
oeiitig berporraeenoer Wenid. nber
ifIieblih mar CT Der 9hronerbe STA
liens uno Der brdudte ooh niht III
Ole rGdparSsn 9eree" 5u ellen. um
iih aus ibnen feline Satin 81 bo!en.
&onnte CT. ipeeen Der bstannten Dit
ferenSen nit BEN @atitan feline tathos
Iiife Prin5eFjn frsien. 70 CAB IS pro-
teltantiihe geuua. bic ibm germ 9es
foIat nGren. glud Die euteu gssiebuns
Gen, Die Stollen 81 Rubldno ourd
bic Pdytic srhaIten ionte, importer
ten ni6t. benin ooniols belt man es
in Der elpiqen Staot noh ntht fir
cine Gbrs. Die Sufienitisfel oes 3as
rem nit Snbrunit iiiHsn 81 oirfen.
Sronprin3s1in elena belt fih Sus
nGhit Hug suriid uuo perfutte nur.
Die 9srrIdoit iiber ibrer @utten an
e%eluinner, uno Dor altn Dir1eu ben
GinfIuB Der G0ni9in Wareberita ouf
ibren Sobu gu %iiberipiuoen. 0jsie be
oeutsnoe Syau. bic ben, unbe0eitenhsn
9iCtor Emanuel bishr Die RittIinieH
fir Iejn 9onosln norgeielhnet bate.
unterloa Der Mtoniene1riHsrju. Die i'm
tdaIiden @erfcbr ben GrouprinSsu
70 ishr fir ilh s~insunebmsn perItano.
Dab az polia ihrem ginf!ub p~eyfieI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
-
Der S5atten.
Gin Ga5tifHd aus Den SogrseaiGuis
pfu. Ton Aoura0 Wnrtiu cant.

Dor Dem Shu!bdus in benz 0o9s.
fennsit iib:r Der 0ren3e Ituno nod
immer Der Winter uno boItt einen
Sod 6eOerfIocsn nad benz anoern
aus ben 0oItsn bsrnb. 3ebn pole
Shot bate sr s6on ausqsI6Ittet,
uno nod INNER tan3ten uno lpirbels
ten bic 6loden iber bic gergItraBe.
f:opfttn Die @rdbeu uno Grandtl0der
su uno bdngten Iih an bic 3dnusu,
Die ME iiIbergepan3erte Sitter on ben
9oben ftanben. Sn Der S6ulmeiters
ftube nm oen eiIernen Diem botten ole
3erren bonn 0~ipiionsItab Is li6 be-
bogIih semaht. Bel siybtpormem
puuidl uno ~qualr1enoen aebesSiaurs
rem p~Iauoerte man IN ben Qbeno bins
Elm bon ben tleinen GreigniTen, bic
Der beutigs Sag gebradt botte.
.HatirIih." fu5r Der Q0iutant oes
Gipiiiondrs in Istner Reoe fort, ,,pon
uns glaubt teinsr an ole blooc @eTpens
ftergeihihts; bic Qs.ts in Den Sduts
~Sengrdbeu obsr pehduptsn nun idoR
felt elmer Wots, bnB Tie Jpn Raht
nm Gaft 1eieben haben."
Den totem 6~ran3nisn i'm Ordbts
nerhau obrr ben Sdditen?" ladbst Der
Gommanoiersuoe uno nabm beOdts
tia elneu SdIut aus Dem oaapIens
ben 8las.
~gtioss. Gr3eaen3. Dos GAottcns
aebiIoe, ooer pie man es nennen mil,
fol- iebesmal I'm Witterrocht bel benz
grI6oFIenen auftuaderl. iber ous Sc
fedtsfsIb qeeen Ole oeutIten Sie1uns
gen ihluebeu uno odun in BEN Yam
men perIhnin0en."
Der Erieqsqeritltsrat Der tpdbreno
feiner GtuoieuSs:t GoQar qQan Doe
unb W}aupaFant getsIen uno trob
allen aritiSismug cine qeniFe Rel
auna fir ipirititiihe 0inQe bate.
mar 6eusr un0 6tamne. ,Wie mars,
Serr Rittmeiiter. .penn mir Der Sade
kute Raht auf hen 0runo aingen9
9ei bislem Wsttsr 1T Elm 4nqriff frons
sofif6erieits tnum gu erparten. Wir
boben alIo Wube, bns 8sipsnit uns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
,,Sntem A(eikum! ="

Sn ben rMiindener ReuueIien RAD
rihten" miro in elmer 9eTpre6unq Der
auffiibrung Ms BARRIER ron Bag
ooo" i'm 6nftbeater berihtet: Ais am
SdIuB. pie nit aetpalti9cm OreeIton
eer Sssen iibsr oen &oIifen aeTproy
den puroe, uno bel oen Worten:
nStets moqe Iadh hir Sito BET
Ieikn!" tiibnsr 5rprlpetentlana ous
Rem 0rdefter ftisg. ,par es ME Gin
Wunfd an u~nisren heIoenhaften neuen
SgnoeS9enpfen an oen ionniaen 0es
foosn hes GoLoeneu 5orus. ansz
nei9ts Iih uno itimmte elm: rSoIsm
GIeifum!- nan iieht. ireIten heqei-
Itertes Wioerh11 Der tiirtiIte 8rub
pSaIem 4leitum" in DeutihIano ers
pe6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Ne6er S%tiefe(n6fGBe.

Dem StiefeIdbiab tommt, pie 9rof.
Ritf6el in 5reibure in einem 8ors
trog ouSfiibrte, cine luidtioe 9ebeuz
tlng su, tpdbrenb Der Neloitunq CUR
GrboItung bsi0er 5ubgep 6lbe beiSus
tragen. Gr beugt mid. nur Der Gnt@
ftsbune bes plattfubes, ionbern ouh
bes 4sSubes Dor. Oagegen lmeiltet
bos Sragen BON obfabloTen Sduben.
ME pontofFeln uno Sonoalen 9erun=
italtuneen Der 6ibe unb 9ldttfuBbils
hung @or1hub. Der Stiefeloofab
lit Fomit Elm fehr f~pertpo1Ier 8eitonos
tell %unIsrer 5uBbefleibune. 0od me-
fsntIi6 bGnQt iein Dert BON Ieiner
5orm db. limo in 8eSuq ouf bieie
piro nod pielfad fpipobi BON Den
Shubfobritonten ME bon Mobeooe
men Ttort oeiunhiat. Son Der QbTab
CUTE 9ienIts tun. 10 muB er ben SUB
niht nur i'm Serienteil beben, ionbern
er muB ibn aud in einem mo9Iihit
ii6eren @leidgetDiht boIten. 8as
@leihoepiht Mnat ober ob eiumdl
pon Der S0he unb Johann BON Der
8r0be Der unteren 6Id6e oes Ibs
iabes. Sc esrinaer Die S0be Des 9bs
inbes uno ie orober feline untere
6ldde. un 10 oeiiderter lift Der Sub
beim Auftreten qegen unpor6ergeIehene
9epe9un9en. 9erfonen, nie hpbe Ibs
FdBe traqer, defenders ouf unebenen
Weoen, Iino fo~rtpdbreno in 8efabr,
iif 8eritduhungen ooer 8nodelbriide
%sususieten.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Visit CALIFORNIA;
Expeditions This
Fall YSE|s7
via 9a4S

Now Is the really delightful season
Of the. year to visit the Golden West.
Neither too cool-nor too ~warm--eYery-
thing is at its best.
b expositions are a wonderful sue
cess. There is a gayety. a life tina
appeals to everyone and best of all you
can see Colorado and the wonderful
Rockies. the Pixies Peak Region, Salt
Lake. the historic Southwest. California,
the Pacific Coast, both Expositions for
q nominal sum. lid
A low fare round trip ticket is on sale
daily to Nov. 30 with return limit Of
: months mot to exceed Dec. 81, 1s15).
9 have a choice OF 42tours every day,
every one offering The maximum In In.
teresting scenery. A delightful Journey
Turing the best season of the year
every travel comfort-distinctive service.
Rock Island Lines have issued a small
folder describing In detail the different
tours. Each is Illustrated by q
map-teiiing at q glance just what sec
tons the tour covers. II you.are pian-
ming - trip West you win need this
Beth Expesitions Included IN ons ticket al no
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21

But to the true belieyers''-and
most Mohammedans qualify-their re-
ligion is their life. Probably centur-
les of patient missionary effort will
be necessary to stamp out this faith
with its horrid teachings. Meanwhile
since it is out of the question to takf
away the thing that puts murder In
the heart of the Mohammedan faith
full, it is expedient to shear the Turk
of such power as he still possesses
and place him where he cannot reach
Christianity with his dripping sabre.
1t is any wonder that nearly all
C~hristendom devoutly prays that the
Turk shall be elected once for all
from the European continent?-Sioux
Falls Press.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
BRYAN WILL OPPOSE
WILSON DEFENSE PLAN

Washington, D. C.-Former Secre-
tary of State William J. Bryan in an
interview last night virtually announ-
ced an intention to oppose the plan
Of the administration in regard to
national defense.
Il do not know the views Of enough
Of the congressman" said Mr.. Bryan,
ito be able to predict what will be
done. l have travelled over a consid-
cradle part of the country and I find
that the taxpayers are not as badly
frightened as the people who manu-
facture munitions and l believe that
the jingoes will find it difficult to
raise enough money to cover the ex-
penditures which they favor.
"The discussion of the subject will
reveal to the public, first, that there
is no necessity for increase, and sec
ond, that the policy of the jingoes
will provoke war instead of prevent
ing it."
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
BULGARIA JOINING
TEuToNs COULD NOT
HAVE BEEN STOPPED
London Paper D~eprecates the Out.
burst Against the Foreign
Office.

London.-"Clearly it was quite i'm
possible to outbid the German offer"
says the Westminster Gazette in
commenting on the alignment of Bull
garia with the central powers. with
their habitual cynicism, the Germans
were prepared to offer anything, and
since the greater part Of their offer
ings were at the expense of their
enemies the operation on paper was
ridiculously easy. We, on the CON
trary, could only offer the possessions
Of u friends"
In such circumstances, the Gazette
~deprecates the utburst against the
foreign office, which has been CRITICS.
ed severely by some newspapers.
The Pail Mall Gazette takes the
view that the personal attacks on
Foreign Secretary Grey will prove of
assistance to him in rallying pulic
support.
IF Germany has trepanned Bull
garia and stultified Greece, it consti-
tutes no proof that Downing street
has failed where apprentices from
Fleet street would have come off with
flying colors," says the Pail Mall Ga
zette. TO contend that the foreign
office could have prevented the turn
affairs have taken is mere ink sling
ing"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
BYRNE.
He Tells About Grant County. Fair
Held in Minnesota.

Held in Minnesota.
Governor Frank M. Byrne arrived
in the city last evening from Orion
vile, MINI, The governor headed the
South Dakota delegation and was one
Of the speakers of the day at the ex-
position and corn and alfalfa fete,
which is being held in that city by
the Western Central Minnesota De
velopment association, in which ex-
hibit Grant county of South Dakota
was invited to participate.
Other promientnt speakers were
Governor Hammond of Minnesota, T..
P. Hardy of the Fargo Commercial
club, who represented Governor
Hanna who was unable to attend, and
DR.. Bracken of the Minnesota state
board Of health. One of the features
of the forenoon was the meeting in
high state of Ajiji. last of the Sioux
|chieftains in Minnesota whose greet
ing was as dignified as it was laconic.
Ajiji is Sc years old and is said to
have taken part in the New Ulm mas
'sacres
The governor said that Grant
county had a magnificent exhibit and
together with the fine exhibits from
Minnesota made a splendid showing.
The showing made by corn was SEN
s~ational and disputes Iowa's claims
to be the banner corn growing state.
The governor goes from here to
Faulkton where he will speak tomor-
row at the fair being held there
Aberdeen News,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
The Turk and the Koran

They are surely infdels, who say,
Verify God is Christ, the sun OF
Mary.
o true believers, take not the Jews
or Christians for your friends; they
are friends the n to the other; but
whose among you taketh them for
his friends, he is surely one of them.
War is enjoined you against the
infidels; but this is hateful unto you;
yet perchance we hate a thing which
is better for You, and perchance you
love a thing which is worse for you;
but God knoweth; and we knoweth
not.
Fight therefore against them, until
there be no temptation. to idolatry,
and the religion be Gods.
And when the months wherein We
are not allowed to attack them shall
be past, kill the idolaters wheresoever
ye shall find them, and take them
prisoners, and besiege them, and lay
wait for them in every convenient
place.
When We encounter the unbelievers,
strike off their heads, until we have
made a great slaughter among them.
The foregoing translation of verses
from the Koran, the Mohammedan
bible, outlines the authority of the
sultan of Turkey for ordering the
slaughter of Armenian Christians.
Implicit faith in the teachings of the
Koran is the spirit behind the avid
ity with which the sultan's troops
obey orders. Turks are not of neces-
sity more inclined to spill blood than
their semi-civilized' European neigh
bors. Take from them the murder
ous teaching OF" the Koran and these
despised people would not be known
as the ~renegades Of the earth.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
RECOMMENDS CHAMBERLAlNS
COUGH REMEDY.

Last winter I used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a
bad bronchial cough. I felt it's bene-
fetal effect Immediately and before
l never tire of recommending this
remedy to my friends" writes Mrs:
William Bright, Fl. Wayne, Ind. OBJ
tainable everywhere. adv: 1920
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21

Some Of the newspapers are severely crticising President Will
son for marrying again so soon after the death of the former first
Indy OF the land who had so endeared herself to- the American
people. Well, there's always a chance for a difference OF opinion
with regard TO these personal matters.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
AWAKENING TO A REALIZATION.

The good people of Colorado and some other parts of the coun-
try are awakening to a realization. of the fact that unless they quit
trying to raise fruit exclusively they are doomed to a speaking
acquaintance, at least, with the poor house. For instance, the Grand
junction (Colo) Daily News of recent date said editorialy:
lin southern California peaches are selling to the
canning factories at eight dollars per ton while hay is selling
at sixteen dollarsea ton. Isn't there a hint that we people
in the Grand Valley might profit by
Too many people in the Grand Valley, and elsewhere, have
sought to amass fortunes by raising fruit. Even yet, in the upper
portion Of this fertile valley, the effort to wax fat on the raising
Of peaches continues despite the losses incident thereto.
It may be said, without fear Of successful contradiction, that the
men who have become rich throughout the fruit growing sections
of the west are not those who have pruned the trees and irrigated the
lands and picked and packed the fruit, nor yet even those who have
superintendent the picking and the packing, but the men who bought
wild land, planted the orchards, and then 'unloaded' at fancy
prices.
This process Of getting rich has become almost extinct in the
Grand Valley, it is true, but it is because the country has come TO-
Recognize the futiity Of raising fruit in localities not ADAPTED
thereto.
The Grand Valley, III Colorado, IS rich ii men and women who
|ae inbued with worthy purposes, whose friendships are War4n and
whose nobility of character is seIfevident to those who have hal
opportunities of associatng with them, but the Creator never In
tended the Grand Valley to be devoted exclusively TO fruit raising,
tor, had lie 50 intended, he would have tempered the seasons accord.
Iingy.
Peaches ut eight dollars a ton and alfalfa at sixteenl And yei
the peach orchards are producing fruit ut q loss, taking one year
with another, and considering the past half dozen years together,
while alfalfa at sixteen dollars q ton is 4 never-failing source Of
profit to the farmer In sections so admirably adapted to its prodne-
Ition as lis the Grand Valley.
Unless the people Of western Colorado are wise III their own
Ieonceit they will pull out at least the major portions of their orch
ards and turn their attention 70 such profitable crops as their lands
iafe capable Of producing IN abundance.
The Aberdeen Democrat, which has become something Of a
paper, declares that the attorney generals office and general expense
FAYE been mounting higher and higher as the years roll BY and that
the attorney general himself has been growing smaller and smaller in
Arain capacity. Obviously the Democrat wants to get i man Of
ane other political party at the head Of the legal department Of
fhe state
The republicans might IS well make up their minds that Presi
ent Wilson Is the man they will have e lick n 1916 of the 6. g 3
9egains power.