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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
.0entidc in getruaraS.1

Der sDnilp Sist6@, elm nsitpers
brsitetss sngIil9ss SauItrationsbIntt,
eHtbislt tir3li9 cine Ybotugrapbie,
uaufgenommsn in ben StroBsn BON
getrograb", Dur9 DIE enOli4 Der
erutte getpeis srtruht tpsrbtn fol-.
bab bic orabtllien Siegssbsri9te
Dsutfalanos eitsl GdniuDsl iino.
8as Bib 3eigt oIip, ME grobe Mlenz
gen BON @efangenen aus ben gnlis
alden Gnla6ten etntraRspprliert
iperOen. Sn Betrograb natiirlt9.
Mertniirbtger Weiie TT Der Sell pes
ters6urgs, in benz IT'D Dieisr oeut Ae
ginmurI9 pol5iebt. niht gu srtens
uen, es 1T IsbigIi9 Strabenpfiaiter
nit Msnfden ~oureefteat. lnO nod
mertparoiger: bas, mas Od e~inttans-
portiert piro, iin0 augeuI9etnit9
RuTsn nnb teins 9euti9s. lnD oas
auermertpdrbigite: Die 8esIeitmanns
i9aft trdgt unpertennbar pidslboits
ben, IS tit regelrentes Deut1 des Mis
litdr! Dsuti9ss 4lilitdr transporter
9efungene RuFen in ben StraBen
DON petersburg9 go melt iinD mir
bod eigentli9 nod nint9!
Sic Sa9e 1T fsbr einfad. Dem
r9ailp Gtet4' 1T elm Bib aus elmer
Stoot in bic 9dnoe sefaIs
len, ods 3eigt, pie Die Gielsnmengen
Der ruffden g~efangenen bur9=
trdnspprtiert tperben. 0os tonnte uno
burfte Der n9diIp Stet9" natiirIih
ieinen enslilden 2efern nidt bieten.
8ertpenben aber no1te ct bas Bib
10 muBte ss ebeu oeutf9e &riesss
sefangene in petrpgrao barltsLen.
glur I9aOe. Die DerrdteriIde pideIs
9aube! Duran bat ods gIatt Ialt
uidt gebaht!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
"A pssnro IN lhu Third Note 10 Germany,
Translation AID 4 Warning"


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Inter bieIer llftigen 5irma 1T in
2omme, elmer 8oritaot DON 2iae,
cine 5reis2i4ts2uItsG g loatenz aneipe
eroffnet tporOen, pon Der bic ,2iQer
&rieg53eilung1 foIgenOe @dffosrung
gtbt: BON benz @eoanten auSoes
ben6. boB ss unIeren 2onbIern eis
n%erTeits ie6r gu g0nnen lei, abenos
na4 abgeletitetem DENT i'm Gameras
oentreis an einem friI9en Srunt ii9
gu erquiden ou0erieits a6er ole franz
a6fiden @ItaminetS nit Dem BARN
befinoli9en 8eibsboIt ui9t Die po6s
re @emitIi9teit bieten, bate Elm aus
Der perion Oes Sauptmanns DC 2ias
gre beite6enoer .8erein our grri9s
tung e~rfttIaftger 5reili9tIuftIoloaz
teHtneipen in 5einbeslano. nit be-
fonOerer 8eriidfi9tigung BON BeIE=
F%lanbern" ss unternommen, oen in
2omme liegenoeu 3ruppen oas Tebs
lenoe 2otul gu t4affel. Sin I~eerItee
benoes arbeiterhaus, nit ioDaiidem
@drt9en oaOpr, an Der maIeril4en
8u4eAdaee gelesen, tpelGe bon Der
&irhe 5um Gbateau be CONNIE fiibrt,
iDurbe 3tpedentipre9enb eingeri9ist.
StiibIe, Sifde unb bic ipnf n0tlaen
9erdte tDrrben requirtert, Elm Out
5enO SAB 8ier beIdafft, sinige Bat
tsriez unb aumpanietiiuItIer fir Sns
tenoefpration fteIten ii9 in ben
0ienit Der guten Sadie, uno IGon
mar, BON e9ter beuti6er @emutIi6s
teit our1tpebt, bic Rneipe fertiq.
8ur9 ben NIT elmer 6ede um3Gums
ten, $4,000 Observation-Disclosures oros
Zen, unb unenbli9 9o9en @arten ttitt
man In bic Stoatsrdume Elm. @ras
Dedus our ebsnen groe Elm Maanns
f9aftsIofal, baneben bic Suite Gius
be fir DifBiere4, beioe nit Spris
den, 8iIbern uno allerlei lIeinen
S4trseu geI9miidt. 60 entbdlt /.
.. bic .Guts Gtube fir Sfli3iereS
bic 70 nieorig If, Oab man iibsr9aupt
uur 6luubsrn in ibr eiisn tam, Elm
an bic Wnnb gemaItcs aloDier, 1eIss
pbOn unb SIeiOeritdnosr finO sbens
fdQs nur bilbli1 bor9anosn.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07

@ietennt ii n. - gatient:
nuno mos bari i9 t~rinfen, 5err
Dottor9"
-rDoHer. ni6ts aIs @afIerl"
Grau bes &ranien: oQld, 5err
9ottor m56ten sic 6as meinem
Mlann ni9t nod genauer iogsng gs
gibt bod aud = 8irI1nafer!1
unere 9ien + boten.
@ndbige: sd pdre ia gara 3ufriss
ben nit Shneg Minna tpsun sic
nur ni9t. -.
pSa, gnG' Jrau: no bisI ai6t
If, ba 1T 1aIt and n bib8en 5dats
ten!"
Nus benz @efdafts.
etnes MoteridIna a.
renbdnoIers. n0ie mid ge.
ionoten Serinee aefaIIen midi nid,r.
sic iino fopI. sic Itinfen id Dor
5auIbeit. Gos SAB Gran, DeIfas
i'd fir sic i'm 4uae babe, eebt
,5Ducn iest aiid Dor Der giaie Dor.
lei"
Smm pr a1tif6. amifs
Ieur: a3u BEN 3neitampT I'M britt
ten att broadsn mir Sipsi GIoretts;
mo nebmeh ptr Die berg
Director: ~Qofsn sic fn dbenbs
aus Der 8dmeneoroerobe Elm panr
5utnabeIn hoIen!"
9rsffsnb bssti6net
ST bas Elm rei3enoes Wsib! Mer
mag Oos ipobl Isin2A
n1ebt bon ibrsm Munns ges
trennt.A
.gITo gottin d. o.
Gein @Ihd. .Msine Grau
Bat mir am 9ch5sitstne FsisrIi9 ess
iduOren, Oub fe mid sIiidIid MAIDEN
perOe!" gn9ln, urtb r."
limb fe bdIt Mprt = is ldBt Ii9
pisber idsibsul"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07

idcn ghite Itaumt. slns Dem
9clDcnblute oautidcr 5ol0aten
miin3t oieier ehte amerifaupr
idiueres @elo. Sic 9lftien ieiner
@eieaidait italoen Dor Dem ariegc
taum go, ieBt mcrocn file 81 t60
mo me6r ali Der 8orie gebanoelt,
Sier baden mir ben ans 8ritamieu
nod 2lmerifa importierten mo oort
81 10 rielenboiten Giueniionen EN-.
middleton Sdodergciit in ieiner
b06iten 8Iiite. &enn man ii5
Gieie traurige Gad)e D~ergegcnp1r.
tigt peri4piubet tait Der Abi9ea
Tor Dem italieniiheu 8errut.
Man bat aud in Qmerifa iiber
Sen Acknowledgements Geltidlan6s
oeipottet. gt1ln mir iino Itol5 aut
6ieien @eilt oenn in 8irflidfeit III
oas, mas oas glislano aartoffe;.
brot9eiit mamie, 0ns bette @r5ettg.
mis- Der oeutiden aultur: ausbal
zen IN i6limmIter 8eit, l1nteroro.
men oes @in3elmilen5 unter Die Or.
toroerniiie Der @eiamtbeit Der ga,
tion gum beItan oes &a4erIanoes.
gSirO Der Of ergeil
amerifas eiue abnlide 4robe be.
iieben2
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07
BRITAIN SEES SPECTRE or DEFEAT,
WEARING A SHINY HELMET"



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car AtHorH elhtf fhiHe8 lhs Wac
0Hise Faa ft0fgtHftH. "a rev
Na crested MiIh tl68h
George Ntst mae sfimh Great iHfle
mtH 81 M besd ~ Minister "a
AnhtHanf
Ca 81 thit time ihs tdH bad been
iaf mn msh, ana more Hlsu Nos
fa tAe nafiuH# t4g8 nama d msm ttFs
MaHilianM munii0Hs. and more
munitions Thai wonder 40ftlnH
little WelahrtaH Wat ln 81 bis Job
0nt aassiInn still remains go BE-
answered. What ia in hr the issue
of this serious Nhff" The answer is
plain, 30 plain that even tht sfsi
while cheerful optimist can sec 10
Md The ans ser is lhisi
III the change In conditions 20
plendidiy initiated bc not continued
and with tvefssncreasing aecelota-
ton, the issue Is; DEFEAT
Aepeal For Muuitiona Carried To
Canada.
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v.
manu- ~ NY ns1s
so1 I'M m,,;t;aos snd
i, =, syeyy Canadian wbeel INA, can
,prn ~ 4 sbeIl III q, ago;ng. I'LL
every Canadian workman and work
womsh that can get 10 a munition
factory or our faetorv get there and
Win All srced. Shells and more
machine ot,ns.
Where British soldiers have two
machine guns Germans have forty.
Shells xpent with prodioalitv-eycn
wasted-mean battaiions saved. We
Nave tried 6ohting machine guns
Win men. and have learned our BIZ
~ Iessor.
Canadian shells and machine guns
mean the saving Of Canadian men.
C. mE. --Iw. - Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07

MEFftf MN
saH aaE sNst tFtais.a 81
sfHd tti a
Ht tfis8 ID ISL sl5 U al
alsasff e4 NAsah
sHgf Nfskt Mffagw tw fnH s@ms
81 Asiest tsM nH
~ fsiaFs 81 3
e. bliss ssss h4 i4
HHi ANHesi a Ni
aMffe# sfh Whn Mts
dsaef ssls Rev. nv fF
dHHt ten Hs IS fsfafa d
ks'ft lafaef iit n4st it4f Htmt
fn iAe f7llaNI aH FsHsafaHsfN ts8fsf
Be- ana 1MfnHtM MtaH#
hv tHhRtNA N uNpbnM
fRairH EaHaafl
Fsfff ete Eas tssa l~alYiaIlF ssf.
iHs ihtf tht Haf tsfIaas hn
ntsa hVi ~ mas t9na uat
kttfhtNff hlmetlt kHfW tA tHfRa
fnanlhf sac hN# Nt.aHf N
khrhtnsf aHh ue Mf5Hi1
Knows Lloyd Ne0lss tneN Boost
faw kHeNHs ihe as ifaIffs 81.
Hl3ialn aMi fhe iataf aHi9Nt kHaN
isN hgw ssflasai haH deadly aea
ihis var
AID da ta6ioa streets ahd 10
london hHiets, 3D. ihf drawing
falms t6d at wtsk tnAa meH are
asking eseb afhtf "a Aefs
questions fhsv would noe dare 10
ssk sload. and are aelNng Nasweu
sometimes that give q queer feeling
al their hfliiaht hearts
"A serious business Indeed ia ihis
war The nsHs 81 IL the cheerful
and irresponsible oplimist with The
eye On The past when wert
Waged b men and not by machines
and when valof not explosives won
fights. declares 10 be assured. Only
one issue Is possible -victorY for
our arms. a pleasant man this
cheerful opiimist, til you notice
that his eye be upon rho back trail
or IN the clouds. When sou know
him, you damn him for a misleading
fool
Every man IN the empire that
ought to be listened 70 sees no hope
OF victory absolutely none, and
little hope OF even q drawn battle,
unless conditions be changed
changed so as to be utterly different
from those under which the war has
hitherto been waged.
The first impression M got on
reaching London. about two months
ago, was that the traditional British
cocksureness had been shattered
and had been replaced by a paralyz-
ing sense OF uncertainty. You
caught il everywhere; on the streets,
in the hotels, at dinners, in the
House Of Commons and in the
press-even in the press. Il was
not SO much what people said, but
what they refused TO say. II was
the determined and obvious effort to
be cheerful that depressed and dis
turbed one. Everybody was saying
to his neighbour;
4cheer up. things will improve"
Blames War Otice For State Of
Things.
But everybody, when by himself,
refused to cheer up. lie was mostly
engaged during those lonely mo-
ments in blaming in his own par
uCuldI way, nDAhIAhNs - oCsHy'
and not the Germans either, but very
largely those in the War Office.
What was wrong9 The fact was
simply this. That the British people
were standing and looking with new
Unopened eyes at the spectre OF de-
feat looming up through the channel
mists; a spectre unlike the tradition
spcctres OF our dreams, sleeping or
waking, in that it refused to disap-
pear, and wore a shiny helmet. That
spectre, unless conditions were
changed, could not be laid, but
would take on a reality Of hideons-
ness and pcrmanency for their chill
dren 10 contemplate for successive
generations. There are people
doubtless reading this line who
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07

6reigebie. arau @leier
fdidt ibrem @aiten Wleoioin tins
deIO, bic er gegeu iracno einpn
arhufbeits8uitnuo reeelm1Big EN-.
uebmen ntltB. Geter0s, ME iie lit,
.idreibt iic otf Oas 8afcf: Gals
gOreiiat nidjt nii5uIinOen, SIR Ger.
.iilgttHg oes IruppenteiIs.e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-07

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asf ms h1fsH sM8ti ulaiH.tfl
ali. tm4ks g88ftMfls NN
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8aatse fEnaf ST. st.a
hsf als sgf 8lf Nltt Hn80
lfau 8nm nWm0I aesaH W.
fsH Hufl aa entiH
sApifrb asa5 1aIiaf roh fa.is.
wslt. WaA 4atfin nah ms5ol
|@ lanH Fsh amntart arseW Fas
'efe Riilm rah mfsn riHtprn ms
n GeuI aiano 5at tug iain
elieF teiH. @ltifiFH AafitH
loIIHie ll@ eeF o'lilae 9glli elllal'
len 81 aitt aae9 pelalailgloeii
|0IeBe 8ohel pif &etil9lallo
|peTegsH oalln niilB @ JUG llis a.
pc oelDlteF5lc9lli9 lelll ualers
AeiIer iillllleh ole Aeliil1el uper
llli5elil linler aaPIlal HllB III
1elil9laiio roleb niilcre Sllous
litle oc1 oeliild)eh @fartt be9err'
ten uiileFe aatIIelite oen 9anoel
Seiil1lonos rc8lereu, i'llo llHlete
3conltcli eBflldsr nno ra1rBeits-
ireuoIger leiTL als oie oeutldleH 9s'
aInlen, Damn peroen mir &eutld'
lano beliegen.
Gb ipobl @ortl lelblt oaran
'glaubt oaB olele i@osle submit je'
mails ilr lein Saterlano beraul'
earll1ern mtrO?
gus at qo,,ia ,Arpiht Qorr
e,,nem ghniSt m Zen @erliner
goo1. Ier ii6 oeopnmSrfio i,
|aImppifo nr,bn,,t mir6 bpa
6,,,sr, s,Iabo. g,for ,,[,,iar,r a.
ftrg ,,rS ehellten manner mn od,t.
EtfIH uAiU EUE1fEH WlkH1lIII DLH JULIE /
nnSnipr,io bsi Ssn 0em+I%.
fein6sn -, ;e6en
eA rn;;ras s;d,t ho;o,,Sora ~.
4o',,,t iii, NOM n6;oe bono,,ars4,
Go6r;6t !, s;,,er, o''to,, %s;l o,,f
mobrSai+ z Ssr,,hto oo,,;s ror
.frSkar ai,,o S916,,+o sac nr,or;F
rii5or, 9e,,t,5t,,a's ca oriaM
8, ,[,,,orS aorSsIs,,.o boroi4s ~,
IN moi 1891 ei,,a., o[rof,o,, sis,
iiir ma @SontinnntspIo,,n g;o ~,
,ot., a. on,,;s So,,nfs 81 ~
tio5te gtoht Soa ma,,ans H. &,
i,,,io,, G;s,os g. no,, d..
tof @ro,,f emo Sor efSn,o,Son ,n,S
,,,ist;a,tc., srts, Dos nor.on m az
aergrisnss Mnn So, 5sn9 snms.
%, n,ol1e gnr,n Sosion no;
@n,,isI orosertan 49,, 1on
9nnti6e a. F$,,,ste, fsr 90
ooIa ;6ror mobt
Et,,n o. @n6sa sns4o. ~ g..
foISo, Qe,,t,lS ~ ,,,S Saro, co.,
fon,,nop er,lcr @cn"roti en- g., '' i1ro
eiap,,e gode FSn,nisn sarta,t II.
Sia Nrhort,,no Sas Sa',4fRa,,
yi6ts y. aa,, a. oa,,;Sar mog ssGs
a., s, har,ontot as ,~Tstsas
ia @o6fnn,nst So, Gioapr '' IVY,
Gonb 3odion moren nneis nir ma
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gematltd. STUDENT (sur
6ausfruu): Die riidltGnDige Dlists
ipoGsn S'9 9sb'p q. 5rau Wsrnsr,
ipieIen g bUa nit Oie tOmifds aItsI
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welt irll9er Elm 0ll nian uiodfien
tonHif.
On 6tuntreid habrn 6ie Teuis
ldat in ocn ar8ouaen, in Der
0bampaBnG aui ben Mln1sbobci
bei gserom uno ton NFieitcrmolbt
Die Giieuiiue efariiieu nno ant al.
len oielcn Siellm ganJ erbeb.
/ DE eriolae er3ieli, peii nr0bere,
OILS Oie 6~raH3oirn init thrcn idoa
leit sDei Dlonaien NIT aeualtigeu
ArdiieH oeiiibrten CfieuiiDitoben
CREDIT baben. Gieie meitlidlpn
eriolge mirfen iebr eiuidihteru0
aui Die 5ran5oien, ocucn man oodl
torgercoet bate, oaB Gle GeutiGea
TIRE beIten Eruppcn nod 3uBlallS
geididt bdtten mo 0eshalb in
5rantreid iebr idpoh ieieu.
Gie ruhIiden gtieocriagen me6.
Ten iid 0erartig, oaB ielbit engliide
3eitungen Tie nidt mebr unterinlu.
GEN 0%irfen, Ger Chandelier Guar.
0ian meint, oaB bic 9iuiien bis
Gnoe Oes Sobres niats mebr I'M.
ternehmen tonuen. Sic Geutihen
uno 9eiterreider beranitaltan in
Guiiiih 3olen cine rFdbtige Greib.
ago. Sic itebeu bcreits Dor 9ub.
lin uno i'm angeiidt Der Setting
5pangoroo, bon mo es nnr 3rpeI
2agcmdrifJe bis 8oridau lit. SEP.
6emerfensnert lit Die SdTmeufuHg.
Tclde Die Seere oes Gr5ber5og5
5rieorid unO oes Generals bon
Iafenien porgenommen BADEN.
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ghe,;Srinfsit nal% go S't n
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The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
Call For Bids

Sealed bids will be received at the office ot the Board of Super visors of Navajo County, Ari- zona. up to and including Sept ember 9th, 1915, at 1:3O o'clock P. M., for furnishing and laying cork carpet (the grade which is now on the floor of the Record er's ofice) in the offices of the Board of Supervisors, Recorder. Treasurer, School Superinten- dent. County Attorney and hall way; also rubber mating (in- cluding brass st1ps) for stair way and laying of same, at the Court House at Hollfrook, Ari- zona.
 Bids should be submitted on the basls of square yard instead of linear.
 By order of Board Supervisors.
 DEE M. Moss. Clerk
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
Couture and His Dainty Pupil.

An old pupil of Couture told how the master came into his school room one day when the model was in exceptionally good condition,, the light especially fine and lhc< cir cumstances of the seance altogether suspicious As he entered one of the students got mp and went 10 the tub of water in the corner. leaving all the rest buried in their work. 'SWhat are you going to do:" asked Couture roughly. The student showed his hands. which had some Eai1t on them, and replied that lie was going to wash them. Couture dabbed his thumb in some paint on the palette of the nearest student and made a smear on the dainty pu- pii's forehead. "You'd better wash your face. too." he said. The face washing was the last act of the students when they had finished their work for the day. The dainty pupil took the hint to heart, apolo- gized and sat down at his easel without visiti2g the tub. If he had not done so he would never have en- tered the school again.
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
Pressed to Death.

An English court has sentenced a woman to imprisonment because she refused to speak during trial. The old penalty for remaining mute under similar conditions was being pressed to death. The form of sen tence set forth. ''The prisoner shall be laid in some low. dark house. where he shall lie naked on the earth. and one arm shall be drawn to one quarter of the house with q cord and the other arm to another quarter, and in the same manner let it be done with his legs. and let there be laid upon his body iron and stone. as much as he can bear-or more" There the man had to lie. On the following day he was given three morsels of bread without wa ter. on the following water, but no bread. And this was his diet until he died.
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
In the Superior Court

State of Arizona in and for the county of Navajo. Regalada Anzures de Chaves. Plaintiff. vs- Isidor Chavez, Defendant
 Action brought in the Superior court of the State of Arizona. in and for the county of Navajo and the complaint filed in said county of Navajo. in the office of the clerk of said Superior court
 In the name of the state of Arizona. to Isidor Chavez. Defendant. Greeting: You hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior court of the State of Arizona, in and for Navajo county. and answer the Complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court at Holbrool. in said county, within twenty days after the service you of this Summons, if ser we'd in this said county, in all other within thirty days thereafter. the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, judgment by default will be taken against you Given under my hand and the seal of the Super for court of the State of Arizona, in and for the county of Navajo. this 18th day of May, 1915.
 (sEAL) LLOYD c. HENHING,
 Clerk of said Superior Court. First pub. July 2S; last pub. Aug. 1s
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
HUSBAND RESCUED
 DESPAIRING WIFE

1 had gotten so weak could not stand. and l gave up in despair.
 At last. my husband got me bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and com- menced taking it. From the very first dose, l could tell it was helping me. | can now walk two miles without its tiring me, and am doing all my work"
 If you are all run down from womanly troubles, don't give up in despair. Try Cardui, the woman's tonic. Ithas helped more than a million women, in its 50 years of continuous success, and should surely help you. too. Your druggist has sold Cardui for years. He knows what it will do. Ask him. He will recom- mend if. Begin taking Cardri today.
 Write to: chattanOosa Medicine Co.,. Ladies. Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special Instructions on your case and 64-page book. Home Treatment fer Wenen." sent in plain wrapper. I-6s
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
Notice to Public

The Statutes of Arizona pro- vide that the killing or illegal disposition of estray sheep where soever found constitutes a felony, punishable by imprisonment in the State Penitentiary, therefore the Navajo County Wool Growers Association uses this means to notify the public that any or all persons apprehended for vioIat- ing thls statute against any member of the Association will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 NAVAJO COUNTY WOOL
 GROWERS ASSOCIATION
The Holbrook news., 1915-08-06
Gold Horseshoes In oIden Times.

Roman writers inform us that Commodus caused the hoofs of his horses to be covered with gold leaf and even the fetlocks to be gilded. Nero's short journeys were invari- ably performed on white mules wearing gold shoes on their fore feet and silver behind. The beasts which drew the chariots of his wife, Poppae, were shod all around with gold Several others among the dignitaries and potentates of the riotous days of the Roman empire shod their horses with gold and used the same material for bridle bits, buckles, spurs, etc.