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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
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Spen Mfabo lisser / oet nurbpeltliee
Sierne al 9ipibe County, 81. Sat. Ser
hor hi flln S Iil til @rGuien at Stne
ten Nontana % 7 &il til Gonntpe
arrrien. @ncn er Inn to Iur gammel,
GA Ifient hi life fan 1frntc ar idd %
fau mango tuier Snbbpgssrc, Iaa ntl mi
bore tonturrerenoe Sper inbrentme. al
nj bar abort gobe SremIfribt belt ira
hen ferItc 9dg, roget iom fert %
fremit ifpIbes ben gner9i o9 8oretd9s
iumbeb iom @bens Sorretningsfclt er
@eIiobelIe af, % bern9it at @pen er
beIiooenbc / ct tort norif 6armeriettles
ment, ~beitnoeuoe al Eolf | fin beo'te
9Iber, iom MI efter at bape gicrncms
oaaet Npbpggerliuets Strabao'er, bar
britet oobc Slplin9er / Be iioite 3 a 4
glar 90 er fonlren iig til almtnoelt9
@elitanb.
0len BET bar helit ON StifteIien al
Dor Ssnner at Norees0oge. ieg lfnloe
1frite. 2oaen blep Itiftet ben 2OSe Wos
benber bette 9lar, meb 40 Weblemmer.
Sraauiiationen Iebebes al ABE 9i'trifts
Sroaniintor, CIR. Seberion at Tar9o.
os'iIteret at Or. &. 5. @oaefion at
Srbraminoet 1914. NmbrpIe. "Nornen"
bIep palat Icn 2ogens Napn, og Nnms
imeret er 165. ps iom gmbepsmrno
taIotes ieloenbc: GrGiibent Bars Mps
fob; @iceprGiibent, Selmer Sanlor;
Sommer, Teoer 81. Stromme; Sefres
irr, Som 8onIfpam; Gsiiit, Srebrit
apalen; Sinansie'retGr, s. Selmer Oh
Itub; aasierer, g. 9. Sahl; Negent,
9Iuin arogerllb; Wiaribun, ears SOIL
men; Isiiit. @aribul, Ole @nIscrun;
Synore @aat, sbeobore SIaf Sbonion;
Nore Iaat, @ilbelm 9foalfudm; Stls
Iibsmanb for II @naneoer, @rIins
0peone; Siaibsnanb for 25 Wdaneper.
Oubmuno Scberion; Siuibsmanb for 81
Taaneoer, Yeter Srebcpeien; Sagns
ifriper % aorrciponoent, Nels %llrneiS;
9tepiIorer: S(nbrep aragerro, Senns
Stremitar, Cars 5. @igneis; llnners
bcIbninosfomite: Moin sraeerlto, @es
net StemItab, anut Spperion, Clarence
GhriltianionL Sobn Stslsmart. Spges
fcmite: Yebcr Y. Norbp, Sans g.
Sanlen, Sobn Sobo.
st llofait iii @ilope, uoarbeioet az
Cars Goitab. Snoreiu 8. aragerlto o9
Cars s. @isnels bIep c%nitemnig peos
taset.
0oeen BIZ nibolbe line regllrre Ncs
bel fsritc % treble Sn5Sag / bper @nos
,ieh, % ON Weplemmer AZ andre Soger
iiuIbe bare oisie SarponNe oiSIe Nftes
rer, iau 6aaber hi, Sc lite oil glemme
CT uflrage bore Weoer CT @eigg. Stls
ilut bill ieg paa eane % Dor Soaes %e8s
ne ienbc Ell biertcIis 9iIien iii SrSes
mems @ieNlemmcr.
Iels llrneis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

bette bar ct oaarlist 9iat. tun peat
pcd, ai Sc tiiereHe %trslirier miuoet
mig ON sen bciitemtc 6rereldnosoigt,
ninas @uIooIoer | Tcrac @ten Set er
nliiaa life ,igaot at itae uoset iaaSaut
i en GnmeIoeIiel
Su ocn @aaitann Al "Sttar @irs
ting. a. en- 2inie ipm Ncnne:
"&un bas for oipei a. lin Scn",
or ucrit. % at oenne "llS,rr,SmdaAe"
(Genctiu) bruaes bdaos I Set irSIiac oS
Set nornIiac Norse, ia AZ "snooa Oh
lei bar br,st ben, ION Ieg nm iise. at
pctte altidmmen er eoniis mt Tor mia
-. antaaelie oslaa Tor mango andre.
Gt Sornen oerinioo CT ergcIi,. or Scr
irecn SpiI ON. Ses ,ar beler life err
inore at bare feet Sen 5uiai az Sbien,
men iea iorrnooer. az Star @irtina"
lem sr iaa rel biemrnC ! me 9IaSittcre.
idn aoetaisrc lin YaGitau0 res Gitdtcr
ire zen tore Tciter.
RritituS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
IRA Occur o'4lrne, Soahp.


Ii beribe / Scitcn trrtcr iGa ofte paa
bore SI0etnin9er, @erner % alenote,
ion bpr i Ieuemitaterne. ga, Sdns
icrne oil ret oite piite5 tiIba8e nj BET
Steo. hoor man tilbra9te inc Tsr1tc
$50 N(or. @i bar lGit | Slnpene
% / %ripntbreoe ON CT udao, euer
~rconaaiio CONNER, ina III tGnter o9laa
pna, bpiltct @eir Scr er III hos nor
Glnat % @enner. ga set ialoer ii9 llt8'
at ieg ma eiere en- Sur III Spotnne
70 @an9e on lleen, iaa pI leg glerne
ic iaa meset Iom Iont mrli9t, lnepen'
mon feres irem pnd Sernbnnen.
Ser er 80 Mil rIelem ois'e TO Sner'
90 liae iii oennc Sio bar Ndrmer1e
boIbt paa at pIeie / line Soeoea8re.
Set er merfcIigt at ie %Iddoant Irpeipe
i Salen. oe arcaturerne sonr uoe cg
pluffer @rGs, meNenS Sncen lager M
pppe / @atfen % Ian9t borte | 6leloene.
Iintcrbpeben itaar eren og froni9, o9
ell Sci al be uree Srusttrrer bnr enc7
III, erpnt Sop pad.
en- tor Sagmsle ppferes iii her
rnoer Napnet al SIZE 8utleo8e 2irn'
Der 60" @rbcibet bripes baarDt meo
at faa Mteaen fGrbie til. iulo Srift Den
ferite gpril. Settle or ben iieroe Sa9>
nlsIle fer, ioruoen en- iom 'fi1rer bare
RAILROAD ties. Wdn hcrer o9'na eli
bel Sci Sale ont ar 6. W. & ct. Vaul
pit iorti9tte meb lin 2inie eltoner I'll
@alace, os iaa ouer 6jeIbenc, bpor ben
iommer iii Sp%pebIinien. 9enne StrGt@
nina Iful bripes n,ep @Iettricttet, otter
btao Sae6lapene fprtGQer. 9enne va
ne er iGroio mellem Spofdne og eoenr
t'alene. en- penlis 8ilIen III ale
flerote. 5. U. Sopperltuo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
SfsIse MeSSe;eIie fra 9atcntoopo..

SfpIac NeSoe;elie fra Va~tcntoSpo.a,
terre @%iIlidn,iou & Nerhant. 925-
935 metropolitan 2iie 8log, Rinuc,
apolis. Niinr.. or Foteuter uofrroigei
til fslgcnoe Cpfnoere I Winncioia.
Yortb Go,ota 90 Sout6 Sn,ota:
G. Z. Iaier Starbucf. Rinn.
Ghdugeablc %cbicIe; !. o. 9asbeim.
6orgo, y. 3at. @iIo Oats Separator;
& GnSerion. W~inreayoIis. Tinn..
5dfstn attatemert for @ns burners;
g. 20. Gnoreips. Wiruedpolis. Minu..
g8eiaGt Notor; W. 8. Goipeu. Rius
u~eapoIis. GRIM. 6orie Cellar aub
6orncs; Z. 3. Tan. ct. paul. Rinr
Burner; y. @. gnaitrsm. Rinueapo'
lis. Wiun. Column 9laip; Z. y.
@riffith. minneapolis, @iru., NetdI
Selling Craze; !. R. Dunn. 9eip
gorf Mills Grabbing nno Siitus ira
dime; &. z. @unieH Sf. Baul. Rinr..
Ben grtraetor; q. Qt. 6omls,. on
@oirt. z. 3. Bitter; 8. n 3ooInro.
2ulutb. Riuu, aYparatu5 ior treating
Cres; z. 8. Sohuion. minneapolis.
glInn.. WIliic 9eaf turner; 6. 7. &ils
Qcre. Riuuenpolis. Grim. Beet Bro
ptaiup Nit; Z. s. sore. minneapolis.
Mimi. Nurisrp Chair; 8. Iilicr.
&ar3ntn. @jrr.. FRACTION Iahiue;
glolpirq @ladltue. etc. J. Sornpe.
Prainero. glinu.. Sie ano Rail faites
ncr; &. s. Suietb. Gage. Riuu..
Sloiu aItatment; e. VI. @elid. Il.
Sau.. Riuu. Nutomatic Dumping BE
bicle; 6. u. RiberI 9biinlo Sim.
Riuu.. Vebicle Scar; 8. .. &ooIerp.
Tairuout. Riuu, AomirabIe Speeo
@Operuor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24
Opfim~ere!

erin isas eiter elite Dpsr Syins.i,r
jcun snies. Vr9misr tiIbuosS al mango for
aobe SpfnSslier. Norit BOG ON Tateutsr
Isnbes irit.
H. j. SANDERS, Taftmts z aaisrer.
81 Webster Bldg. Van elrsi { Ia Sails So
Chicago, iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-24

MiIliamSOn&M Merchant
Patent Advokater og Solicitors.
ys..K Will .ssa d frssk .. i.r,ii,r fassspshs la
Hovedkontor~r, q2s-9S5 Guanranty Loan Bad!
Filial: Room Sc McGil Bldg. Washington. DC,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
WALLACE. INTERESTS
To BEGIN DRILLING
FOR GAS AT ONCE
PRESIDENT o. LOCAL Gas co@
PAM - hERE--TALks or
c0MpANN's INTENTIONS
e. l.. wtAsrspcee = tspee'ed pe'ls
ena 81 49, Arrival Fre0t~ise Wet
ter MN ~ rakso ~,


ligas Al Wsuatas pfrsiacni "a tAt |
cnrpus CHRISTI Uts yam4ahf stated |
iln aianI thofth aftsf tia arrival in
lhf ,ns uuu tsifuli mas operatives /
hl iai aHa ratofks sss# et thp lrifftfis
ialk "a his 0ampans 90 1870 usete
Ntal u iht Nff and 50 tht ruftatr
chglsu sitp IL Naraf ltal afs lisnpsi
ftf immeaase ttartInf tir declared
thsi his tirlt So tne t.h al taif iinle
BE- "a the giat.isa ~ ,ompiatiua az.
laNsemCnls Or tht tinkiNs 80 ine tvp
~tt- iidiivfs luf tHf triiNus arr az
peUltl o. afiike ptan the ucxt t~o
iafs
,kt have iha msius tiroatt auaff
sipc i@Nns th Depps chfisn ptfretn
aust ~ afc fnlns tn start tv SIS material
ats ur nuf ,aasqmTrr hr stated
Z Astra lf Heeeifuena sire ihf With
iefsisan iuiHtssu whn natt d fppitaf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
ADDITIONAL SEWER TO
BE LAID ON BROADWAY

Annnsnfs nt aas Ha3r FfstHftisf
ii,sf before ihe tafinF 20 nfNfaN
ffan Canpsfn siiag a. Name si'sei can
ha eaupial.d % ehi ~ ir''trnsff D.
81, .aslifianai eseff pipe aiNrf fif
tlan 80 ih. nif.st while fhe Nnfs
sNi nft materially aeiaY fhH issfins
d s.iu moan 49, euftas ~ aus rasiigaieii
tea itu.afnf daiiars nn tNH iiHfi ~ ifN
sstf. tNst aet aol ftpt tsd
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ass pui 'H fhai ibt glrt D. ias'a g. He
aafsslis 81 present ana ~lll nos ~
safftrant tn tsrH ~ 80 fNipff At"N e.
ID fhe serfloH a hnf ~ HrHff CTR
vii b. lad aienasiac fht present f''i'
i.,.fafs tt. fasinf a placed fhif tN'
t. ,.asan az ..nss ~ 20 ia sstia ihlff
f.isuta aiis ASA tafiis=
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narninf ir ueefs secession ~ laHe ihH
ordinance akestsina pnlpaftf ahHfiihf
~ nfnssNsf ff0fn forpeff gilc} 'H
Nann sifssf and an TiEfr sirfsi ffar'
HanD o. Aahfef ~ iiir ptflHH - fhe
streets
A iaaa man sppshsad hsfaft thf
ennrrH ~ fhe trtfina TFsirfiiat hFii
f9g pfupfffF oNaffe nn i'f fNr tiffeiH
81 yes fhf second hrnrns iht nfsi
hssina i,sen afsfisn1eH This fian. q
r. u0ns sspfrsaea 80 ihf roanril ~
sless4rf ~ realization ihei fht sif'e'
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ina tisst insteia ~ ohleeilns ~ ~
aftaram ~ aanfsf h. atft ~ faH'
ssee ~ 49, of1iasnaf nahifr re- W.
sfaFneF,1a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
CORPUS CHRISTI MAN
TEACITING YEAR
IN CENTRAL MEXICO
AAN MONp BELLANf RtTURNS
kFrER LONG VISIT IN rEART
% TRoOBLCo RCPOplgC



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AHNNH in fNfi'Nf NHfisit ~nn Irfi iuf
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frtafurA iH tfe ftiN traici-iaf ester
pn it7 tapefionftt AHiint iHt ref
sirfai n the hNts ga far frannita rr.
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fif ielai'nN Htff pt, HiiAii' e.eti
inriNhl tnie NnalInts there zoo
tfi'ia WtiHtIf thaf hf ei'ts ae the
a''tt eanft ieaaiat tn Hie drIHftnrf
tf,m AoAlr" rfrtfa AH CLOSE g. IA
'fNlt aF fHf tfrfatr mtn trsiits 90
rAfefleHe' NrA tnNt dnnnF gee
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700 "flit.f NnH at ~ ''HninH ai.H
tH Ini'fi'f anA NiAtf ifHlH
i s ratri h1a aNt feIf HiTaAiht
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$3.50
when utni m MttiOa haH De-
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manned tn.r. .nl. . .t.at t.rtr ass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
City NerS : ::
/: : in Brief

rse ~ Hsrts song 80 ~corpus
AfisU Iraas HH tHt Naf sa rHHNfNrt
Hs Goo Commercial Nlan in lftufiif.
ffn vac Hisrta 40 aalf HrfffriHt W
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nas CHRISTI iaek snd rHiimff1 N"n
ranf all Distribute ihF esarit atfff
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nf au ruIas Nhf.afianH e. fnfis
fnfnfs aas 81 town ,hHt fapiH1fifine
the alt ana tte Nafis tn' ihr faaaiisni
Hsbeft fn coz rA
a marriage hesrss ~ss issesa 80
frrfs8 fr fhf unrt tisif M in
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deed 10 ths ssn acre biess aae'be'
fg - C.ar.ftraals fsn tracts aaininins
fsakau ffsm o. p Hnefdfn io htf'7'
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san nlrf alih thf rnanif 1tlh sea-.
ferdag
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fn expression ht tiaifef ih 500 frf
son ~ Frcf - ffNFeff freiefari gem
rsi uaarenrsf srfni fnf fhf A.
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famp ~ aiueeuiY thaf msfs % rus
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ehst lnafig ln fieN - ihe FAR ita'
q neffefsf affh rff = Cont itini
patId asss fft nerve ~ efnsi "a
nrthlnr x lived Ir thif greet f9Rn
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
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TORYsSt
BUSINESS COLLEGE
txaffutr its stf ~ tasuU
waco, rsass

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ilufIHanH Ihuaar.inA
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Dor Iiish Grade >todsrts
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The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

fed as we'll as they were at home The men receive
their warm meals daily Great herds of cattle are being
driven behind the advancing troops Millions of bot
ties of mineral water distributed among the
"The railroads were reopened speedily by the Ger
and Ausians solving the problem Of restoring ia
ctes for forwarding troops and supplies for the adj
vancing lines. The furnishing Of supplies for the men
mas been accomplished, Notwithstanding the fact that
the Russians removed all such supplies and set fire to
the villages before they~evacuated them.
can officer of the Russian General Staff said that
Breast towsk Con the Bug river east of Warsaw would
be unable to resist such charge that made by the
army of Gen. Weyrsch Russian prisoners in Ivan
gorod say that for time they received but eight
cartridges daily.
"The only representatives Of neutral countries re-
naming at their posts at Warsaw those of the Unit
ed States and Norway Attempts have been made to
ganze bands of marauders for the lower classes
"a correspondent of the Tageblatt at Lemberg Ca
icia, says that who succeeded in escaping from
close sveilances on the part of the Russian author-
ties, proclamations carried appealing to the people
to oppose the military and pay off old scores against
Russia.
prince Leopold Of Bavaria received tremendous
ovation when he entered Warsaw Citizens of neutral
countries particularly American newspaper correspond
ens participated in the celebration The people disre-
garded orders to leave the town before it's evacuation
Families of peasants driven by the Russians into War
saw already have been returned to their homes
"There were similar scenes of popular rejoicing when
The Germans occupied Ivangorod and Lublin where i'm
ense stores of flour and other fell into the hands of
The conquerors. The generals commanding the first
arrival of troops greeted formally by representa-
lives of the cities. The Germans promised that the new
regime would be mild, provided the people obeyed po-
lice regulations
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
CALOMEL SAL|VATES
AND STOMACH S0URs
Acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose
days work.

There's no reason why person
should take sickening, salivating cal
which will start your liver just as
omel when sc cents buys a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a
perfect substitute for calomel.
1t is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
surely as calomel, but it doesn't
make you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1t
is mercury and attacks your bones,
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and nau-
seated tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work. Take a spoonful of Dodson s
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No more bilious
ness, constipation, sluggishness,
headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says if you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomel your
money is waiting for you. (advt)
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
CAR TURNED DOWN AN
OFFER OF PEACE MADE
RECENTLY BY THE KAISER

London, Aug. 8.-Reuter's correspondent at Petro-
grad transmits the following:
From an unmpeachable source it is learned that
the German emperor made offer of peace to Russia
last week, through the king of Denmark"
The answer sent to the king states that the question
of peace negotiations could not be raised at the
tme'' ssae~ass@as8
Lloyds that the British steamer Glenrave
OF Belfast the Swedish steamer Mainland and the Ocean
traWler Queen have been sunk The crews of all these
vessels have been landed.
Attack Upon Fortresses of Ossowetz and kovno Are
Begun by Germans.
The Germans continue to make progress in all drec-
tons in their efforts to cut off retreat Of the Russian
mics from the Polish salient They have commenced the
planned attacks the fortresses of Knvno and Osso
wetz which among the obstacles that must be
saw through Wilma and Dvinsz to Petrograd They have
taken the minor fortress Of Serok at the unce Of the
Narew and Bug rivers and have crossed the Vistula in
the vicinity of Warsaw. Further south, Gen. Woyrsch
is advancing eastward but Field Marshal Macken-
is being stubborny resisted and apparently is max
ing at best, but slow progress.
On the WHOLE the daring scheme mapped out by the
Germans grand sequel to the capture OF Warsaw
the destruction of the Russian army-s unfolding itself
slowly must be the from the very magnitude OF
the operations
With the three main railways besides those built
since the war; it is believed in military circles here that
Grand Duke Nicholas will be able to extrcate himself
and his Warsaw army The events in the east
WILL however, continue to rvet the eyes of the world on
them for some time to come.
The Germans have gained minor successes in the
Argonne forest where the army of the Crown Prince
has been trying for time to find weak point IN
the French defenses but their efforts to lost
trenches the Lingekopf in the Vosges is declared to
Lave cost them dearly.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

begin Monday, was doing some tree
surgery and landscape work for a
doctor who paid us $500. People
here certainly are accommodating.
Tomorrow we will have a job
shocking some macaroni, q thought
macaroni was made from flour
dough, didn't your and on Satur-
day we will thresh barley; they
say the machine will thresh 800
bushels per hour. The eats here
are nothing to compare with what
we got in Kansas and Nebraska;
our last nights supper was fat
SOW bosom and spuds, though when
we hook up right next week we
will get better wages and better
eats. We have all the way been
blessed with lots of rain, though
the knowing ones say that the
wheat crop was never better. l
guess we will be back home about
Sept. 49,"
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
PARAGOULD BOYS IN THE
SOUTH DAKOTA HARVEST

Joel Newsom and John Landrum
who have been working in the
wheat harvest in Kansas, have gone
to Langford, South Dakota, where
they have employment in the
wheat fields. Writing from Lang
ford under date of August 7, New
som says:
"John Landrum and / blew in
here (Langford) last Tuesday and
learn that harvesting will com
mence next Monday in full blast,
at which time we are both prom
Used good jobs. Our first days work
while waiting for the harvest to
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
BOARD
VACANCY FILLED
Hodges and Moose Catch Hays Out
And Appoint ]. L. Thompson
To Succeed J. A. Boone.

Little Rock, Aug. 7.-(Special to
The Press. Taking advantage of
the absence Of Gov Hays from the
city, Secretary of State Earle w.
Hodges and Attorney General w. L.
Moose, both members of the state
board of election commissioners,
held a meeting this morning and
appointed ]. L. Thompson of Par
agould, a member of the Greene
county board of election commits
sioners, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of j. A. Boone Of
Marmaduke.
The election commissioners of
Greene county are Ed Kennish, re-
publican, and j. A. Horne and J.
L. Thompson.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

When you yawn a good deal in
the daytime, feel dull, achey and
want to stretch frequently it is an
unmistakable symptom of malaria,
and unless you do something at
once you are booked for a spell of
chills. HERBINE is a chill medi-
cine that will prevent or cure the
disease. 1t drives out the impuri-
ties on which the malarial germ
thrives, strengthens the liver and
cleanses the bowels. Price soc.
Sold by all druggists. 1913
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
WINTER CLOTHES READY
FOR GERMAN SOLDIERS

Berlin, Aug. 10.-Army officials
announce officially that the re-
quirements in the way of under
clothing, gloves and wristlets for
the German soldiers use in an
eventual winter campaign have al
ready been amply covered.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
Muskovites AAre Being Pushed Back at All Points
Along Polish Salient

Berlin, Aug S.-Further progress for the AustroGer
forces which attempting to cut off the retreat
of the Russians, announced today by the War Of
flee The statement says that Serock at the mouth of
the Bug, north of Warsaw has been occupied; forts
near Novogeorgevsk have been captured; the Germans
have occupied the east bank of the Vistua War
saw and to the sout hthe Russians have been driven
back by Field Marshal Mackensen. The statement
is full of optimism regarding the future operations OF
the Austro-G German armies, and the hope that within
a very short time the forces of Grand Duke Nicholas
will be completely routed captured.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

When the baby is suffering the
double affliction of hot weather and
bowel disorders, the remedy needed
is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. 1t
reduces the feverish condition, cor
reefs the stomach and checks loose
ness of the bowels. Price 25c and
soc per bottle. Sold all druggists.
*2S
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as e
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches tie 3lood and
Builds mp the Whole System. 50 cents
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

In Germany one man in every
213 goes to college,; in the United
States one in 1000, and in Eng
land one in 5000.
Topeka, Kan, has 1000 golf en-
thusiasts. And they serve ginger
beer at the nineteenth hole.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy, keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE will remove all
accumulations in the bowels and
put the system in prime condition.
Price soc. Sold by all druggists.
*2S
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

T. N. Nelson, postmaster at Bu-
ford, Baxter county, markets $50
dozen eggs by parcel post each
week.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

In proportion to population
Stockholm leads the cities of the
world for telephones, with Copen-
ha,en in second place.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

New significance has been given
the phrase ''sweet and clean" by
the German who has discovered a
process where by soap is made from
sugar.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
TO Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Ouinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Ouinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

In the schools of Australia box
ular exercise for school boys.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

Chile is to have a foundry for
the manipulation of the raw ma
terial that comes from Bolivian tin
mines
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

Millions of tons of coal actually
in sight have been found by Amer
team experts investigating the
"'oids of southern China
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
Piles Cured in 6 to II Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind Bleeding or Protrudirg Piles in 6to IA days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
Only Eight Cartridges Day For Each Man Available
For Russian Armies.

Berlin Aug S-An account of the condition under
which the German and Austrian armies advancing
through the districts of Poland devastated by the Rus
slams before their retreat given out by the Oversee
News Agency today 1t follows:
"The colossal scale upon which arrangements were
made to supply the armies caused sensation in the
towns evacuated by the Russians Hundreds of thou
sands of troops between the Vstula and Bug being
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13
to the Pale and Sickly

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria. enriches the blood and builds up the sys'
TEN. A true tome. For adults and children. SE
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

Alaska is more than twice as
large as the German empire.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-08-13

Alaska has the greatest fishing
waters in the world.