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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19

Jack Curley was at the motordome last
Saturday night to watch the tanning bee
between Mike and Paeky, and his heart
must have sunk when he compared the
crowd with the one he faced at Chicago
on that famous Labor day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19

At that Rowland didn't show so badly
with the White sox He had them up
there fighting most OF the way. and
that's more than anyone looked for. The
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19

Down In New York they're trying 70
find some one to go against Jess VIII
lard Anybody will do. II they'll Just
hurry up. before the producing public
finds what's going ON.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
From North "a south.

Manager Eaberfeld Of the Chattanooga
Southern league club announces the pur-
chase Of Pitcher Shocker OF the Ottawa
team Of the Canadian league.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
HOBO HAD HARD LUCK
 AND STUFF LIKE THAT
Man With Haunting Phrase Sentenc.
 cd to Pay Fine and to Work % and "StuM Like That,o

Muskogee, Okla, Dec. 1S.-Two men were taken before Justice of the Peace M. A. Thompson on a vagrancy charge. One pf them said Judge, taking into account accidents and stuff Nike that, I've had an awful time. I've had carpenters Iob and stuff like that, but the work always seemed to run out. I could give yod the sympathy stall and stuff like that but when a mans down and out and stuff like that. he oughtn't to be pun- ished. and( if you'll let me go, I'll do better"
 Said the justice: well, winters here. and you might be out of job and out in the cold and stuff like that, and I'll sentence you to a $10o fine and 30 days and stuff like that" ;" The other defendant laughed and drew a Nike sentence. "I couldn't help it," he said, with all sorts of stuff like that" "Rest easy. boys." said the justice. "the sheriff will give you plenty of work and stuff like that"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
REBUILD BELGIUM.
Gertnans and Belglans Carefully
 Planning Towns and Cities.

London, Dec. 1S-The Germans have appointed Herr Rehorst of Cologne the principal man in the town planning line in Germany. to reconstruct the destroyed towns and villages of Belgium. The Belgian parliament at Havre. however. has another way of regarding the future, because 1t has just passed a law that no devastated town. village or dis trict of Belgium will be entitled to assistance out of the indemnity which will have to be paid eventually by the Germans unless it has been town planned" For example. any locality which rebuilds in the old go-as-you- ylease way will do so at it's own ex- pense. A scheme has been mooted Of building in Belgium after the liberation of great international garden city. the capital for which
 would be raised in all countries which cared in this way to show it's appreciative sympathy with Belgium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
suit of the activity of the Big Broth

suit of the activity of the Big Broth CTS.
 The Fang of An Empty Stocking. Sure, you are probably an Elk, ant the Elks are going to spend just abou $7OO with their distribution of toy. ! and things to the tqts.yThat is goinl to be a great thing, us it is ever! year. The Elks distribution, however will not to cure the ache that remain: in the heart of the little boy or thu little girl who has found the stockin: empty Christmas morning. It is no1 going to bring back in all it's beau tiful original purity, the faith de filed" It is not going to mend that broken trust" -,..-.
 Then be bigs bigsss R slR2rpt hex protect the trust sdfs that child, defend its faith in the grand old glorious, Santa Claus ldpend, 7 a / dolIa Iar-its wonderful how faE5 a dollar will go, with the hear Behind Fit. Get a: sack of fruit, some candy. some nuts, land two or three toys ~-4any, kind of toys, balls, pie ture, books, rattles, trains, wagons automo piles, blocks, anything-at one of the. stores, the "5 and 10 cent stores for instance-get that stuff with your dollar, take it to Miss Houstons office, and then you will enjoy, Christmas right.
 Do it tomorrow,' early, :, before everybody else gets downtown, ana before you forget about it. Do it, and all through the coming year you will have the, satisfaction of warming g of the. heart, and the knowledge tha; no matter what else you may have done, good or bad, some little child mas called You blessed-even if she considers you only as Santa Claus, you will still be blessed to her, an'l mighty dearly beloved-and the love Of child is a powerful precious thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
LAD OF l5 RECEIVES
 MEDAL FOR BRAVERY
Bavarian Boy, Wounded Near Ypres, Is Youngest soldier in the
 German Army.

Munich, Dec. 18.-The youngest soldier in the German army is Joseph Diether of Wolfertschwende near Kempten, Bavaria. He. was born September 5. 1900. Two years ago be entered the navy as an apprentice on a school ship and was given special training as electrician. ~,
 When the war broke out the boy
 on his own request, was transferred to the marine corps. He fought in several battles and was severely wounded near Ypres last May. Dec orated with the iron cross for his bravery he left the hospital in Au- gust and returned to, his native vii. lage to recuperate. Under the care of his parents and sisters he recover cd his strength quickly and in few
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
New Process for Aging Whiskey.

Paris, Dec. 18-Prof. Charles Henry of the sorbonne has just in- vented a process by which he can convert whiskey three years old into mature. whiskey admitted by ex- perts to appear at least twelve years old. Wines, beer and essential oils are also ripened by this process. By means of 60,000 to 10000 votes of electricity Prof. Henry collects and removes all bacteria, ferments and impurities. in way which only age has been able to do, hitherto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
money thrown away. .s
 Dollar is HappinpsS.

'"hi"i IS
 But who would moasurr a dollar against the happines SIS of a child?
 What father would deprive his child of the exquisite pleasure of d visit from Santa Claus, merely to save dollar?
 What mother would consider even for moment the purchase of food with her last penny, when her child would awaken Christmas morning, disappointed, rtbroken-as the lines say, "Oh, broken trust! Oh, faith defiled. An empty stocking and a sobbing child
 You rem mbGr friend away off somewhere, among strangers; you rerember grown relatives. here or afar; you remember the children of your relatives, and of their friends. You have doubtless already purchas ed the articles you will send-or have s.nt--to them, for Christmas. You know others will also remember them, and you feel the instnctlve feeling of pride and qualification, at that very fact.
 Think of Other Child!
 Think, however, just a moment, Of tha,. ether child, right here in your town; that child whose parents are unable to remember" it: that child which has no friends here or else where, to send their gifts-except the Big Brothers. Think how many there are of such, and how few Big Broth CTS. Consider how little is necessary to make you Big Brother. Then-Be a Big Brother.
 When Friday night comes, after everybody is ated but the grown-ups you will doubtless be one of those grown-ups who will quietly hustle around and fill the "long and lank" stockings, at your home, or that of q relative or close friends. You will experience great and soul-resting pleasure, at that duty. Hundreds of other men in line Bluff will be doing the same thing, at the same time.
 Stop moment, and try to imagine that at Miss Houston's office there will be little band of men and wom- en at work, filling stockings with candy. fruit and nuts, and with a toy or two for each stocking-the re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
days he will go to the front again with the rank of a sergeant.
Sunnress Jewish Paners.

OuPPf0oo UC Vton WVC1ss
 Petrograd. Dec 18.-A few months ago the government suppressed all Hebrew and Jewish newspapers; bu, the Duma strongly triticised this ac- tion and permit was issued for the publication of two new Jewish journ- als in Petrograd., "The pay" and the "Petrograder Tageblatt" made their appearance, but lived only few days being suppressed by the police, who declared that by order of the govern ment no Jewish paper is allowed to be published. This new decree made a very bad impression upon the Jews
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
A a * * * * * ta * * #
 srHr EMPTY STOCKING." * .s**& a' *,* *

,,pv Sarah Beaumont Kennedy .,..:sd I bleak was the attic room. Sss sS's wind through the gaping root n.,,s n tlie snow. One candle shed it's ~ nale and sickly light.
 ;" which the grimacing shadows fled rrom broken chair to scant clad bed s'0' '1. Hobgoblins of the night. ,.inst. tn unkind chimney iamb nss little tenant hung with care u.r aar tattered stocking for it's share M , santas splendid mass; Then laidSher down with face serene 1 ra ,y vait- until her Christmas dream
 Should come to pass. Cha shiyered sore, but warmed her heart
 with thoughts of sweets and dolls and books, 4 .nd once she stole one frightened look - The stocking still was long and lank. Marcely she checked the dread for l0rn +-'
 Ind softly said: Hell come at dawn
 And into slumber sank. The shaft of light struck through the
 root.
 In eager movement meath the rag
 ged sheet. Across the floor a scurry of bare
 feet;, 5 \ cry of gratitude for morn;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19

sara Beaumont Kennedy's lines on
 Ing Empty Stocking" will be re- memoered in F,ne Bluff this wear. only casually, because there will he no empty stockings, if the R,. Brothers can help it.
 At the office of Miss Julia Hons ton, which is tha clearing house for the Big Brothers. ic is stated that the Big Brothers are coming forward in sausfactory manner, and that there are ample indications all the 60 or 70 poor little children Of the city will Sind on Christmas morning that Santa Claus has called upon them. and left ;hem their allotment of goodies and pretties.
 AS the Memphis Commercial Appeal of Friday editcrially express sd it, the Big Brother IF vement is not scientific charity" It is nothing more or Jess than making a child happy, on the day of days for all children, on the one day of the year when every child should be happy. the day every child, by its very train ing as an infant, expects to be hap piest. It is little more than giving a child fruit, Huts, candy and some little toys and trinkets-stuff that is eaten within few hours, or toys that are broken or lost or otherwise de- stroyed within comparatively few days. Financially speaking, con- sidered from the viewpoint Of "scien- tific charity" it is money wasted,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
OUR uTNEY OFFER-Thls ana

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with five cents to Foley & CO, Chicago. Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You. will receive in return trial package con. taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com. pc und, for coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills. and Foley Ca. thartic Tablets. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19

bladder troubles. dissolyes gravel. cure2:
 diabetes, weak and lam4 backs. rheumas, tism and all Irregularities ofthe Kidneys and by your druggist. will be seat. by mail,on .ici ceipt of Sf. !, One small bottle Is two rbonthss treatment and seldom fsils to perfect | cure.f ssss .0f br Fl H s ohvs stsas St Louis. Mo-. Sold by drpggists.+Ady. 7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
American Implements for Russi,

lPetrograd, Dec. lS.-At~ the coundil of the Russian board, of ,,agriculture, a representative of the. Rhsslsn 'caA1-
 net stated that the government would
 shortly purchase huge consign- ment of farm machines from America and a smaller number from Sweden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19

Send your laundry to the old re- liable. all work guaranteed: Amer ican- Excelsior Laundry CO, phone 14e. #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
iitle Stockings Will be Empty
 christmas Morn Unless You Act
e, Brother Movement Not Scientific charity": Rath - era Trade whereby 0 ne Gains Satisfaction .'@s by Giving appiness

And then-Oh, broken trust, ob faith defiled,
 An empty stocking and a sobbins child;
 There in the Christmas dawn
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29
Commissioners Proceedings
Phibp %. S. d.. ADril 6 1915.

Philip, S. d.. April 6. 1915.
At O'Clock a. m, April 6. l9l ,,
board asse mbled In regular sessio on.
Members present-E A. Morrison
and jerry Jarman
On motion surety bond of +. !.
i.ampy and L. r. Shuttlewor IN for
tranlan' bing the auditors and treas
Wrer's records, in the sum of $lO,-
coo was apDl owed.
On morlcn board adjourned until
l:3o O'Clock p. m
AT 1870 O'Clock D. M, board re
assembled as per adjournment. ALI
me mbers present
On motion - per cent OF b IL
OF $340.G3 or s255.45 of l.. f. shut
tiewCrth and f. L. Lampy for tran
sribirg he records Of auditors
and treasurer's Off ces We're allowed
On motion board adjourned until
O'Clock a. m. April Z, 1918.
At O'Clock a m, April :, 1915.
toard ra-assembled as per adjourn
ment. All members present
The entire morning session was
occupied in meet ng with the town
snip and county assessors.
On motion board adjourned until
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29
GRINDSTONE


We understand Don Blood
has bought Mr.. SinNkin $ bunch
of cattle. Mr.. Sinykin is located
in Minneapolis and has been
looking after his business III
tercstS in this vicinity the
past few weeks.
Miss Clara Tlhorscn WAS out
from Philip IA week ago Sunday
Tor visit with her family.
f. ID. llumbert has completed
repairs on his automobile and
now ma kc, record time when
when travelling.
George Hawk and son. Frank.
made Il business, trip to Cotton
wod last Tuesday.
Everybody is busy in the
fields these days and seeding
grain and making garden srcm>
TO bc the fashion.
Miss Julia Eggen and Miss
Edwards were ont from Philip
!ast week, for u few days visit
It the Eggrn home.
Among those who visited Cot
tonwood on Saturday were Geo
Met lure and son. Alvin. Mike
RouSh. VIII Grover. DR.. and
Mrs Enns.
DIR. Shoemaker. of Cottonwood
was out in this ncighborhOod on
Monday.
Peno base BAH team had ii
practice game at Grindstone
on Sunday
The neighhors and friends OF
the lllnesh family surprised
them at their home last Wpdnrs
day night. Dancing and card,
were indul ged in and delicious
tefres sllnemts Were served. Wa
are sorry 10 see these eStimabl,
people leave our community and
wish Them success in their new
home.
The teachers meeting will b,
held at Grindstone school hous,
on Saturday afternoon at one
o chock. The reading circl,
work Will be taken up for dis
cussion.
l'hc Willard. Grindstonp ant
Ilinrsh schools will hold ;
picnic at Grindstonc on Wedncs s
day. April 2Sth. Everybody in
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

1870 O'Clock p. m.
AT I 80 O'Clock D. m. board re
assembled as per adjournment ALI
members present
The afternoon session was spent
n meeting with the township and
county assessors
On motion board adjourned until
O'Clock a. m, April 8. 1915.
At = O'Clock a. M, April s. 1871 .,
board ra-asse embled as per adjourn
meM All members present.
On motion the following ID lis
were allowed:
+. II. Holiday, for express and
d!avaSe 49,. 3l y
Z. ". Larson, fer groceries and
supp' es for Peter lverson,
pauper' 1860
John T. Forsell, for postage
box rent and telephone. .. 21.75
Severin and Wheeler, for hard
ware and supplies for court
mouse 80. Il. y
Edgar WatwOOd, for express,
postage, box rent and ex-
pense attending aud tors
meeting at Pierre. 49,. :. 1906
r. NJ. Will ans, for supplies
for court house 80. ... 29o
On motion the penalty and In
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29
Splendid for Rheumatism.

Il th nix Chamberlain 5 I.ini-
lncnt is just splendid for rheu
matisn. writes Mrs. Dunburgh,
EIdi dsc. y. Y. 1t has been
used by IN, self and other mem
lels of my fam y time and
time again durn the past six
Neais ani has always given the
best of satisfaction The quick
relief from pain which Chamber
lain s l.iniment affords is alone
worth many times the cost. OBJ
iainaL,e everywhere.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

vitrd to bring their lunch and Ell.
JOY the day
The annual meeting of the
church for the election of Of
ficeIS. Sunday school superinten-
dent and transaction of other
business will be held at the
chnrch on Sunday. May 2nd.
Those desiring 10 bring lunch
and remain to a social afternoon
are invited To do so.
Mrs. Earl Rol,sh. Of Philip.
is visiting at the home of her
lather. IL. |. Kennedy.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

Is your subscription to the
Review due and unpaidG If 50,
the publisher would deem it a
'avor if you give the matter i'm
mediate attention and this office
Il remittance
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

Sheep Shearing Outfit for Sale
: Little Wonder outfit. 2 h.
p. engine and two clippers, nearly
a. good as new. VIII Sell cheap.
f. l.. Fairchild, WeTsburg. $. ID.
7-:6t
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

For Sale-Or will trade for
good team of horses. one sOrrei
percheren stallion, weight 1900.
For further particulars address
Fred Griffin, Topbar, S. d. AT
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

Stations for Sale-TwO are
range broke. three and four
year old colts, good bone, size
md disposition. +. J.. Fairchild,
Wei sburg. :. ID. 1-3t
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-29

Old papers at the Review Of
ice. Sc a bundle.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-15
SUNNY GAP.

Corn planting is taking place. Farming is on the boom at last. The warm sunshine makes us shed our old ragged winter coats.
 Health is reasonably good at this writing.
 Rev. J. o. Cantrell filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
 Mrs. Harris and son visited MT. and Mrs. Southerland of this place Sun day.
 Arthur Tucker and wife from the river was in our midst Saturday night and Sunday, visiting friends and rel atives.
 The singing at Dr. Harrods was enjoyed by all who was present Sun day night.
 The literary society at this place is at this place. qqqqqqqqqs hsargeihod still progressing nicely. Everybody come next Saturday night and bring somebody with you. We will try to interest you for a few minutes and
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-15
NORTH HAMLET.

We are having some fine weather now, and people are taking advantage of it.
 There will be an unveiling at the Carter cemetery near Rodens Mill the first Sunday in May at 2:3O.
 Miss Mollie Harris of Vilonia and Charley Coleman of Oklahoma were quietly married last Sunday at the residence of the brides father, A. z Harris. The bride and groom left Monday for Oklahoma to their future home. T. J. Sanders had the misfortune tc lose one of his colts last week.
 The people seem to be busy hauling out feed stuff and fertilizer.
 Mrs Bearden is up from the river visiting relatives and friends. Alfred Hardin visited these parts Saturday and Sunday Ned Carter is back at Geo. Browns J. o. Griffith and son went to Con way Monday. April 14.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-15
Brief News of Faulkner SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK
 THIS COUNTY.

here and there is quite an increased acreage sowed through this part of the county.
 The cotton acreage will be cut down quite lot here, if people plant as they i talk.
 Dr. H. B. Hardy has purchased a fine new hack and had it brought from Conway one day last week. ! MT. and Mrs. E. Blessing went to i Conway one day last week with a load of cotton seed and other pro duce. Mr. Blessing reports the roads very good.
 1 There are more corn, oats and po- tatoes and bigger gardens being plant ed here this year than ever before. Now people come on with the hay and lasses crop and let's live at home next year.
 | Luther Thompson and family of Enola visited J. w. Venable and fam fly Saturday night.
 The district Sunday school as we saw it Sunday at Fairview school house: Arriving early on the ground, we found quite lot of people already there and enjoying some very fine singing led by Andy Jolly, Marvin Hardy and others. The convention was called to order by R. J. Dunaway, the president, and after prayer some good speeches were made by J. D.. Hardy, veteran in Sunday school work, and others on the subject, "Should all people attend Sunday school?" Then dinner-and, oh, what feast of good things was spread! All spread dinner together. After dinner the convention was entertain ed with some good songs and a speech by Dr. Hardy on "The Twentieth Century Movement It has never been our privilege to listen to an ad- dress that appealed more to the man. hood and womanhood of the country than did this address. He was fol- lowed by Prof. T. M. Norwood and Hon. c. A. Holland, both from Quit man, with fine address, which were we'll received by the convention While the crowd was large the order was good, and behavior fine. After the addresses the convention adjourn ed to meet with New Hope Sunday school next time.
 April IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-15
BRISTOL.

The people made good use of the past week planting corn, but the big rain that fell Friday night damaged considerably the corn that was plant ed.
 There was a great excitement at this place last Wednesday evening when Tom McConnells little girl re- ported to him that her shoes had been cut off of her feet by some strange man. Some 15 or 20 men hunted for the man that evening, but didn't find any trace of him and then phoned for Sheriff w. w. Bishop that night to come and bring the bloodhouds. They didn't arrive with them until between 9 and 10 o'clock the next day and didn't find any trail of the man.
 Brother Roberts filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sun day and also helped organize Sun day school here. There will be Sun day school every Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Everybody is invited to come and take part in the Sunday school.
 There will be an all day singing at this place the third Sunday in May. We had some fine singers here Satur- day night and Sunday-Mr. Perry, Virgil Webb and others.
 Health is good at this writing.
 April IA.