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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04

aonbon, 8. RGrs. - Die Siisrs
rsi&ii6sn unb beuiftm GrMssH, oss
f@ fbon isit mshrsreu DOasa auf Ssr
salisiid.n SIT. Der Rdrpdtbsn befin'
BEN uub bic es barauf abs.fsbm sdbsn,
pssempsI Gntfas au 5riHssn uns bic
RuiTen aus GalisieH gu DsrtreibsH,
babsn in ben lesi.n paar Eassu iDis'
osrbolt psrfu6t. bic ruHiidsn Dsr'
itbausung.n gu burabr.tsn, abr Obu.
GrfoIg. Gans beiurSers hsftiss, absr
aud pi.bsr Derssblias ansriffs babsn
oi. Ssfrr.i5sr felt Scnntas 3ioiltsu
BEN gaan unb bsm SrSopa Glub dss
mat,t unS Si. S.utiasn In Der Gsgsrio
DON aosipuiD.a unb Rciantn = ME
aus ruTiI@en Aasll,n s.msbst ipirS.
msit guus auf ben gsrlu9 Ssr
Selerr,iter, bic Rufisn i'm pltli4eH
galisisu gu tlaniir.u, bsbauptsn bic
RuiIen, baB bi.is g,rIu6e psrsiislt
lDcrS.n f,i.n unb bic S.ftsrrsifsr Oa'
b.i Ihpsre Dsrluite erlittsn bditsH.
81. tebaupim, baB am Gi.nitas bic
Oefisrrei4er bort all.in 5000 Wann
gefanssn. psrlorsn batter. Ddhrsnb in
ben 6iterrei&iihsn gsri4tsn sriIdrt
ipirb, bab bic SpsraiiOnsn Sort sinsH
aiinitigsn gsrlauf n.Hmsn.
Mm anb.r.n srirsmsn Gliissl iasi'
nsn Si, Csuti6sn ibrs zruppsH, bic bic
,sbnt. ruTif6. armse aus OfprsuBsn
p.rtrieb.n unb faii gang psrni4tst ha'
Ben, fir einsn ab.rmalis.n S4!as rsil
su sruppirsn unb iis habsn Sssbolb
bi. OffsnIips ismpprdr siHssItsat, tls
fabrsn j.bo& nit Der g.Iagsruns Str
JsIsuns SFOpss frtt. 8fpsi Der
sorts Dor bisIsS Gsitung foIisn bsrsita
ssritSrt uOroen isiu.
Die DeutiGen sriiarsn, bsi Gusu'
IiDpo cine ruiiifae stclcnus auriid'
s.f9las.n gu buben. bic Dsriuhis, ben
gober gu iibsrihr,itsn unS babel 1906
gefnnaens asma@t 80 baben; lie stbtr
oter gu. isrs gOrbut aus Der iiiblid
bon g,rsagnpss s,l.gsn.n GsssnS su'
riidgssossn gu tuben uRS SuB BIZ
RuHsn In DoriiHtigsr msiis in bi'
norbpsiili9 pon g}rsusupss aslsssu'
@sgsnb Dorriiden.
Gs f9sint, buB bic Ruiisn, Ole an
iebem bsbrObtsn punit Derifdrfunssr
gbalisn batsn. bic abf&t bdssn. iDis'
nsr an Slr ccnssn atnis ssssH bic OF
brsabii4s &ssass b0riuTadth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04

ansriffe IN Der gegsnb DON OfpiDes
gsmaat. @ieI. gsriude bes Beinbss
ii5 Der s5situns gu Ha5eru, murnsn gus
riidgsi4IassH.
,Sn Der Geeeno DON Grobuu unb
an anbsrsu punitsR Der gaHSen Gront
MAIDEN unfsrs srupPsH GDrtf6rstts.
,2lm Iiuisn llfsr ots 4muIoD
HujIes sriiiirrItu Diro bas Oorf
aaisn. Wtr maa.su bort siHise Ss'
fans.n. unS srb,u.stsH sfDsi Rai4p
nsHgsfaiss.
.Sn ben Rarpathsn, stDifdsH Snas
bapa unb BEN SaaH, haben mir heftise
angriffe Der Ssitsrrsiaer suriidsss
i&lagen. Sis 9sutfhsu madten er'
folsloi. ansriffe in Der Geg.ab Don
ao5iputDta unb RoiaHtd. IN bsm
lsBisrsn punite ssIaus es uns, 5ipst
esuti6e aomposnisn su uHi5inssln
unb gu Derni&isn.
.Sn ShsSdliSisn baben bic DETER
rsi4sr, Sie bic llsbsrsdHse iiber ben
aoniniba Tlub OrtbsiOisten. cine Riss
Serlage erlittsn. llni.rs Sruppen srs
spans,n ben llsbsrsauS iiber ben GIub
unb beisstsn bas 9ori aeasna. ar
nd4iten Sage nahmsu mir "a Diff
sisr. unb 5000 Ranu ssfangsn unb
.rbsutsisn pier aanuHsu uHb iiebeu
Rai9insns.idiise.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Gmalanb, bas ale Gimfnbr
BON mnb 2lmsfmbr itad)
2eutidblano nerbp'
ten bat,
0ilI troBbem iol4e % q q :
rem. bic es felbft HOthts
brau9t, Don Seuti as
lamb importirsu.


aonbon, 8. Wldrs. - Sm lIHs
tsr6aus beg garIamsuts' CAB am
T1ittpp6 Der 5anbslsminiftef Balter
Nunciman cine Grtldrung ab, burd
pelte bic BON benz prenier angetiiH@
biate poIitit, bnb feline Wuartn irs
esnbtpsI6er 2lrt Don ieBt on Ssutidz
lamb errei9en pbsr oerlafeH bHrftsn,
Biz su einem qstpiFeu Graoe ld4erlidh
aemadt purbs. Der Miuiiter idsts
ndmli4, bdb bieQusfI6r dus SeutI9e
lanh DON foldsn Duareu, oereH man
in gnglanb brinsenb beuothigt ler.
uub bic man ppn Dsuti9Ianb be1iefsn
iDnns. ssitat.st psrbsu rDiiros. 9as
beiBt nit ancereu Worten, bdB neHH
iolde @darsn nad gHglanb beitimmt
finb, re burdgeIaiisu tDerben baB re
aber tpHfissirt perbeu piiroeH, tusHH
fie uad anhereH 2dnberu uHtsrDe5s
Isin iDuteu, bic ibrsr ebeHicfsbr pis
GHsIanb beu6tbigeu.
4bmirol gOrb Charles geresforb
fruq ben Mintfter. ub eluiIiHsSarbs
isoffe pDn Seuti6ldnb IN GHglanb sus
seIaiien perben tDiirben. 5err Runeie
nan onttpprtsie, bag rgerfoueN, bic
Don Der Regieruns srndhtist feisH,
Gnilin.SarbifDffe su importiren. Sisie
au6 iernerbin importiren biirftsH, ba
re fir bic 3psds Der arissss unS b:s
Rarin.miniitsriums unb aud fir bic
Chill sgep6Iterung uuo Snbuitrie be-
n5tbist piirber.
Gs purbe bann dngebeutet, bob
ipenn audi ferrerbin Wodren aus
Teuti9lanb nad England gebradt
tDiirbsn, unb iusar auf Dunfd uno
geranlaHunq Der Reqieruns, England
nidt i'm Stanbs Isiu iJiirbe, Seuti4s
lamb gu perhiubern, @aaren mad
amerita all idbitsu.
Der Minifer p.iaerts fiat iia auf
cine Gr5rtsruns Sisiss puuttss sin5u'
Iafien. Or iast. aber: .Msun ts nos
tbts 1T. bab mir sspiife Wdaren, bi.
mir brau9en, DON DeutihIoub besis'
ZEN, unb peHn ss m5sIib III, fis roH
bort su bssts9sn. rpeuu mir a. Q. Gg'
pIoiipitpffs brau1tsu unS he Don
Seutidlans besisbsn- tSnutsE, Sanr
pfrben mir fis srns gspib Don bort
bsssbsn.'
0eutf6 SeFerrei9ii6s
EprpeboboOts mad ben
0arbanellsn unter.
pegs.
9enf, 8. RGrs. Die bisiise 3si'
tune .5elssram- bebauptet aus super'
lGiiiser Auslle in Srisft Die gd6ritt
erbolteu su 6abeH, bab cine 6Iottia'
pon feds beutit 6fterrsi9ii4en Ior'
peSobpoten am Disnitus Wlorgen bel
sasesan6ruh, BON elmer qnSahl SOr'
psbobootserft0rern besIeitet. bon Dem
SIterrsidiI9en ariessbafsn gola uuE
in See ssgansen Ieien, ongsbli4 mad
ben Darodnelien bsitimmt. Die JIot'
tile iDll SulsBt auf Der SOhe DON &or'
Ifu eeTeheu tpUroen fem
$4,000 tiirtifhs 9sfaUseH'
RubIdub.
1 ct. petersburg, 3. TlGrs. =
Ssit benz 8esiRn bts arteses nit os'
,2iirtsi iins $4,000 tiit.ii&s estdnss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
3tpei Sorts ber rmiiii@en
sseftnng GHDipet

Bon Der beutf4sn 4rtil> .
lerie 5erit0rt.
Berlin, 3. MGr5. = perJuntens
tentelsgrup6 na9 2On6on. .-3nei bon
ben Sorts Der rufii9en Seituns SHo'
pes, in pOlsn. iinb 5erit0rt unb i6rc
Gei4ise gum S4peisen sebra6t tpors
ben, ME Der .&0lnii4en 3eitung' ges
meloet tporbeu III.
SHopss iit cine in Der Rdhe Der
bsutf4en 9ren3s in RuiTiI4zpol.u Sss
Iessne pi4tigs iyeituns. Sic bilbst
sinsn Der stiispuHtts in Der ainis
auf tpelds ii4 bic aebnte ruiiiide ar'
NEE auriitsOg, na4bem iis in Sitprsu'
zen aeiAlagen tporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Die admpie In ben Sarpa'
then mnb tn Cits 0alisiem
Cauern an, obHs SaB ir'
gsub cine settle stoBs
glorfheffe errindt


Waibinston, .. g., 3. wlar5.
Der bieiisen 5ftsrrsiaiidsunsarii6s
gutItaft 1T am RitttpOh Si, fOIssHbs
0ebsIde pom austpdrtigen Gmt IA
Bisn sugesangsu:
an ben aurputhen uuo in Sfs
@alisisn finbsu ununtsrbro6en beftigs
admpFe itatt. Die 0ftsrrei6iItf~unsa'
ridden sruppsH behuuptfn bic SOiitiO'
nen. bic fie an Der Grout ssnpmmsn
5obsu. an msbreren puutteu iiro ans
i,hnlibs GrfoIse srruneen UorSsn-
Dis lprsTs iasSHits siaftmmig BIZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
0as Reimbursement ber
Darbcnellen 0orts.
Gins Tlbtts berUerbanbs'
te sum Ra65us gss
sipuugeu.

Berlin, 3. WdrS.-auf brahts
lpfem Weg. mad GapDius. 6. 3. =
Das iHriif4e Sauptquartisr IN aon'
itantinopsl melbst unier bsm Datum
Dom 3. Mdrs bas bolgenbe:
Die fsinblide syIotis bombarbirts
dm Tisniiog brsi Gtuubsn lang bic
GarbanelI.ns5Orts in gang erfolsloisr
WsiIe. DieIe Jlptis tDurcs odnn burd
bas .rfolsrsiae Jeusr Der iiiriiidsn
gaiisrisn gum Riidsus ssaDunssn.
Gin ous pier frans5fiidxn arsussrn
nnb sinissn 3uit6rern bsitsbsnSss
Gsf&nober bsiaob slsi4pssitis bic
pofitipuen Der 5iirien am 9O!f Don
earos. absr audi ohns jsgliHsn er'
ic!s.
.ziiriifds apiutiin baben bic
fsinSIiHsH eGiffr srfOIsret5 bombdr'
birt.
wsaior WlDra5i, Der Mitidrfa@s
mann bes .gsrlinsr Sassblaii", briidt
bic gnF@t aus. Sab bic alusfifisn Der
,nsIif&.fransSFih.n Gloits bic Sars
ban.lIsn gu fOrcir.n, iebr idl.4is
isien. CT idst. bab i.lbii mad Ssr
3.rf5runs b.r SORTS auf bsibsn ssi'
Ten Der gtrabs, psbsr bi. DurafaArt
Der Slotts. nod cine Snpaiion auf Ssrn
aanSp,ss mSsli& iei. bsHn ss 'Diiros
nii nStbis fem, bic DisIsn Msi,nsu gu
sutf.rueu, bic bic 1iirlen gslsst bdbsH
unb Das tiirtifas aanShssr gu bsiiss
gen.
gnslanb unS Granirei4, iust Mas
ior RDrabt, iiub ni&t I'M StanS.. ss'
mug 1ruppsn bsrbsisui4dffsn. I'm IN
bisier gsssnb srfolrsia opsrirsn gu
ionn.u, pdbr.nb bic siirtsn srObs
arilpp.nmaH.n sar 9srfiisuns babsn-
Dubei lommt in gstradt, bab bic Be-
iai.buns Der 5Orts ssit,ns Der 5lOtts
Der g,rbHnba.n babur6 isbr srI3psri
pirS, bab bi, s6iffs ui6t bod ssnus
jhieheu f1nuen unb hds QunntiiM per
linen sur gsrfiisuus itshsnSsn Tsuni'
tion b,idrdnlt III. atl.s Siss IN gs'
trud,t a,spe.u, briidt .r bic gnii6t
cus. bos ois 1irisu I'm Stnnoe i.in
p.rb.n, bi. aonirOlI. iibsr bic CarSa'
u.IIsu gu bshaIt.n.
Gtns Risbsrldgs Der 1ft'
ten an GuessdnaI.
Berlin, 3. n1drs. stuf Sruht,
loIsm Mess Ha4 scpDia., 9. ). Die
llsbsrI.sii9e Ru6ri&teu assHtnr
nad,s nm MittiDod inter anbsrsm bas
golssnps beianni
.Su arat ~ BEL 9lbos (2) bat Elm
@,f,di sDifheu Spsi G9maSrOnsr
britiIaa aapansris NIT Maf4in,ng.s
f6assn unb elmer tiirsif6sn Rssrs.
nossirungs gbibsiluns itattseians
ben. Die gritsn lpurbsn in bic
Gludt ssrtlas.n unb lisbsn 80 sObt,
uHb pisIs Waffen NIT Runiiion cui
BEN RdmpfpIdb suriid.
Die Crte, bic In Der poriisbtnben
9epefas gsnanni iinb, Iisstn iDuhr'
ihsinIi6 5FIi5 pom 5utsinnaI. Die
GngIinser baitsn RaDaIIsris in bisism
dJebist. Die gtabt ateba. bic pisI.
lsi4t p.meiat iIi, Iisgi am n6rbIiten
Gnhs bss gotbsn Wlssrss IN elmer IN
bis GinGisalstnfsI siHisasiSHSsH
Ba4k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04

ameritanif9e Rote unb Driidt 8ebaus
srn bariiber aus. buB bas @erbalisn
BON Grantrei4 unO gnglunb bic sutsn
abfidtsn bss prdfibeuten @ilfon Ders
eitelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
9as 8ombarotmeut 0er 9ar0anellet=
Sorts micoer aufgenoulnlen,
pif glpttr orr pfrbitnoftfn abfr nid)t in'
Stanof, gortthrittf Ut ttadbfn.
.0ie heftiaen Qnariffs ben ifranap.

sOIe 9e1lIgeH NH9rt11e Der 6ran3oS
fen IN Der Champagne iparen D6ns grs
fois. Die GransOT.n iinb absrmals
in i6rs q}OiitiOnsn auriidsetrisbsn pOrs
ben, naaoem iis risiiss 9erluits era
litten.
.ROrbtpeftIi9 bon @iIesurs ssOu6e
babsn beutf9e sruppen fsinblide
Grdbeu in Der 2dnss Don 250 garbs
beiest. ansriffe Der Jranaoisn i'm
Walb tou GonienDope unb Bel Qiap
uHb aprsmont fnb nit aei4tigtsit
5uriidssIhIussn porbsn, pdbrsnb uHs
fers 9ruppsn norb0ftlia ion gaoOns
pilIers a6srmals bstrG4tli9 CT gpbsH
geponuen baben. Rorb6ftlia BON Gsl>
les III bic bsutI6s Grpnt in ben lssten
paar sugsu um fiiuf RsiIen OoraefAos
ben rpOrben. Die 5ran5ofen baben
pergebli9e geriu6e semadt, bas Don
linen in BEN IeBtsn 1ageH osrIprene
3srraiu pieDer gu srobern.
rSn Der RGbe Don 9rObnO, in Ruis
iiidsqpIsu, iit bic Gage unDerdubert
Sii06itiia DON 4usuiioDo psriu6te
cine ruiiiias arIDnns iiber ben BUber
gu ge6sH, fis tuuroe a6er nit ftrDsreH
9erluiisu 5uriidgeiaIagsn unD IS iDurs
ben 15o oRuffsu sefaugeu ssnummsn.
Qup1e IHsriffs Der Ruifen IN Der
u1rblit DON 9rObuD geIegeHeu GegeHo
ssrf6Iusen iid an oem Seuer Der
Seu.i5sn. Siibipeflia BON aoluD
fuS bic Dsutf6sn pOrssriidt. GH si'
uem puatt iiiolia DON a1ss5iniee
uuros cine bsuti1e 8prhut DEN 5bers
I.s.nen iein0IiasH SirsitirdftsH gus
riidssorGust.
RprSpsftIi5 Don prsdsunss pers
fu9ten bic RuHsn por5uriideH, purben
aber prompt aufsebaIteH. Refrer:
Raatansriffe Der Ruifsu 6itIib DON
pIod iiub SuriidssiaIassn D0rhsn.
Sie Jr ansOeu 8 q b n
.ni9ts Wi9tiges su
4
melbeu.
garis, 8. Mdrs.-9er um Wsitt'
mod pDm fran50Tf4sn arisssminiits'
rum DerSffsntli4te UffiSisne geri4i
lauist ME foIst:
,Seit Der gsr6ffeutIidruHs bes Ieb'
Ten g.ridts bat iib nihts Diatiges
er.isnst. Sn Der Champagne bebaup'
ten mir Si: sanss srits Reihs Der beut'
f5en SrGben bon siHsm punit nprb'
peitlia bon psrtbss Biz uSrbIi5 DOT
geaui.ipIr, pnO an eiuissn punttsr
fnS mir lber Sisi. ainis biucus Dor'
| osrldt. 4n anSsr.H puHitsu iinb hi'
e.nommsnen stsGunssn bs5auptst
norpen.
Sr ben graDnnsn babeH IrtilIsrie.
o.is5ts itattsefunSsn. Dom ibrtgsr
Ebeil Der Jrout III ni4ts Wiatisss
gu melpeU.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
ld Dem welNiden ]{riegS(dauph5 fn0 Ole Slc-
(angen or Deuqden lin( 1(eden
Uage|6p6en ma0m.
0om oem sorts oer rniiiiden sSetntt9
Oiioweb iimo suei 5erit0rt ,poroea.

cine
sorbm fh Die
orDst@ ASafaH0 nm en- qo'sA
i5x
aps gaufs Tauadfku Hhnr DIT
Gbff aas eOmutHRn a Ss
serfn qxaas Ss fHbm f0u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04

ne, .inf6lieBli9 527 Offisiere, ins
Snnere auBIaubs se6ra6t porben,
pie bier offi5ien ansetiinbist pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Wetterberi9t.

Sir Obio: Rsssn ober S6nea
am Donneritas Ober Sreitug.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
Worlds Debt to America.

From the Globe-Democrat.
 That our successful experiment with government or the people, for the peo- pie and by the people had a world wide influence, causing republics to spring up in various parts of the world and liberalizing many ancient mon archies, can he demonstrated to fair minded persons, in spite of the jealou- sy and distrrst with which the United States has often been regarded by some of our ncighbors. But the world freely confeSHes its debt to America for some O. the most useful inv ven- tions of modern times. The inven- tiveness of the Yankee had become a proverb. Americans have been out done in the relm of pure science Germany, France, England, Denmark and Italy have made marvellous dis coveries in science. But the Yankee mind has surpassed all others in ap- plying scientific discoveries.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
Money to loan or i'm proved farms. - R. L. RIakeIy. Advt. tf

The score given yesterday made by the Prescott Sun Club at their regular weekly shoot Jno. A. Davis should have read "1S out of 25" instead of "1S out of 50."
 Mrs. Roscoe Conkling, of Kansas City, will arrive here this afternoon for visit with relatives and friends and will be guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Brad Scott.
 Robert Hatley and son, of Sweet water, Texas, after spending a few days in the city with relatives and friends, left last night for short visit in Hope. Mr. Hatley was form erly a Prescott citizen and has many friends here who were glad to see him.
 J. c. Benton was here today attend ing to business matters. MT. Benton lives down near Lackland Springs and states that they have had plenty of rain there. He says that at present prospects were never better for feed crops of all kinds, with the exception of sweet potatoes. The lack of seed will make reduction in this crop.
 Prescott merchants should begin ad- vertising for their trade this fall. h. dications are that we will have an abundance of everything and there will be good business here for those who go after it. If you have anything to sell, our papers will tell the people of Nevada and adjacent territory about it. Begin your campaign at once-youll find that it will be a good investment.
 Miss Amy Moore will entertin athe Jennie Howell Missionary Society Friday evening July 9th. The pro- gram will be on Brazil and each mem Der is expected to be able to answer roll call with the name of a Missionary to that country. Mir. Billy Bob Thrasher will conduct the society on an imaginary trip through Brazil af- ter which MT. Hendrix Dunn leads in "Quiz" on things learned during the trip.-Sec'y.
 TRADE IN PRESCOTT
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
Not Significant. !.
rom the Republic

From the Republic.
 The explog on in the Capitol and the attempt on the life of J. P. Morgan are significant of nothing except the intensity of the strain imposed by the horrors of world war upon a man of strong imagination and unbalanced nerves. In he present instance the subject had inore than common intel ligence, and more than usual ingenuity and strengtk of will. His acts are mere nipples on the surface of current history. Nothing that is tragic in it. nature count, for less in the ultimate outcome than abortive attempts at outrage and assassination.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
PASTED PARAGRAPHS
Wasted Lives.

There was a man in our town And he was wondrous wise He never failed to boil the germs And swatted all the flies He faithfully did all the things That folks advise of late To prolong human life, and yet He died at ninety-eight!
 West, in Buffalo News There Is man in our town, And he is not so wise; He guzzles from common cup, He never swats the flies. Each day he takes his morning hikes In weather foul or fine, And eats most anything he likes His age is ninety-nine. -Bixby, in Nebraska State-Journal. There was a man in our town Who ne'er scratched out his eyes, But kept them peeled" and by this
 means
 He cornered many a prize. He sat up late at cabarets At which the people wondered, He smoked and chewed and never
 walked.
 And now he's most a hund'erd.
 Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS.

The Daily News will be delivered to your home or anywhere else in the city limits for 10 cents per week. We begin today the great serial "The Master Key" and will run it each week until it is completed the day before it is shown at the Gem Theatre The story will last sixteen weeks and you will more thoroughly enjoy the. pictures if you read it in the News. The paper by mail is 9 cents per month. Subscribe at once and read "The Master Key"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
RESOLUTION

We. the Nevada Singing Convention do hereby express our sincere thanks to the people of Salem and surround ing neighborhood for their royal en- tertainment July 3 and 4. We wish to make especial mention of Prof. Callaway's progressive meth cd in arrangement and handling the crowd.
 w. E. Erwin,
 T. 0. Mcdaniel,
 D. 3. Westmoreland,
 Committee on Resolutions
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
FUNERAL OF MRS.
 AMANDA SHANkLE

The remains of Mrs. Amanda Shan kle arrived here this morning on twen- weight from Fort Worth, Texas, and were carried to the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. bio Lewis. The funeral ser vices were held at the First Christian Church this afternoon at o'clock and interrment was had in the DeAnn cemetery. The services were con- ducted by Prof. o. L. Dunaway, of Hot Springs and Rev. Teo. N. Hall, of this city.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
If England Should Win
From the Wcstliche Post.

While the Eastern press from the very beginning of the war has hoped that England would come out victor ious, not for sentimental reasons only but for material advantages that would result for America, the Indian apolis Star locks upon the matter from an entirely different point of view. It points out that the present war in reality was trought about by England to break Germany's trade competition and should this be accomplished she would naturally turn her attention to minor competitors in the worlds com merce. Of these, the United States would be the most, formidable, because our foreign commerce is practically in those countries where England has been supreme for years and our mer- chant marine, that has just begun to develop after long period of retro gression, piles between ports where Great Britain has always aimed to maintain monopoly of the carrying trade.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
W. c. T. U.

Will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Gertrude Moncrief as hostess. The subject will be: Con- secration of the Colors. The follow ing program will be rendered.: Devotional - Vice-Presiden, Mrs. Ellsworth. Reception of new members.
 Reception of White Ribbon Recruits (the children).
 Song - America.
 Our Flag-.Miss Margaret White.
 A Tribute to the Flag-Miss Leila Andrews.
 Flag of Our Country-Miss Frances Thrasher.
 Song-The Flag of Liberty and Love.
 The Birth of the Flag-Miss Mil dred Walthal.
 What the Old Flag Said-Miss Gladys Greeson.
 The Enemy Under the Flag-Miss Nellie Bush.
 Song-The White Ribbon Star Spangled Banner.
 Let every White Ribboner and friends come No better patriots than the women.- Secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
Your Cough Can Be Stopped.

Using care to avoid draughts, expo sure, sudden changes, and taking a treatment of Dr. Kinks New Discov- cry, will positively relieve, and in time will surely rid you, of your Cough. The first dose soothes the irritation, checks your Cough, which stops in a short time. Dr. Kings New Discov- cry has been used successfully for 45 years and is guaranteed to cure you. Money back if it fails. Get a bottle from your Druggist; it costs only little and will help you so much.
 We will deliver The Daily News anywhere in the city one week for ten cents-cheaper than you can get it anyother way. Why don't you try it one week?
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
Local News.
TRADE IN PRESCOTT

A. w. Hill returned to Nashville this morning.
 We will deliver The Daily News to you each afternon for ten cents per week.
 w. H. Halleburton, of Little Rock, was among the business visitors to Prescott today.
 Mrs. Jno. A. Davis has returned home from weeks visit with relatives and friends in Cabot and Little Rock.
 We deliver Welch Grape Juice, Coca Cola and oBttled Soda Water with your grocery order.-Douglas Brooks & Co., Advt.
 W. M. Haley, representative of Tayloe Paper Company, of Memphis, spent a few hours in the city this moring.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will serve dinner in the court house yard Wednesday July IA. Advt.
 The picnic of the Christian church Sunday School which was to have been had Thursday has been indefinitely postponed.
 Jack Johnson, Jr., has this weeks Saturday Evening Post and The Coun- try Gentlemen. Call PAP and he will bring you one.
 We carry enc of the most complete, and fresh stock of fancy groceries.- Use your phone.-Douglas Brooks and Co. Phone 157. Advt.
 Mrs. T. c. McRae, Jr., is entertain ing tonight in honor of Miss Dorothy Payn of Chicago, who is guest of Miss Mildred Putnam.
 J. K. Harliton and son Master George Christopher are out at Min eral Wells, Texas, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. George Christopher, who has been visiting relatives in Eastland, Texas for several days will return to her home here this afternoon and will be accompanied by her sister Miss Ruth Andrews, who will spend a visit in Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
REMOVAL NOTICE.

I have moved my business to the Rice buildin" and besides carrying a full and complete line of groceries I will have the best meat procurable. I want all ny old customers and all others to cone to see me. My prices will be right-J. M. Duke, phone 134.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07
ATTENTION CONFED-
 ERATE VETERANS

You are hereby commanded to be at Serepta Springs on Thursday July 22d at 12 o'clock. Bring one days ra- tions and a heart attuned to conrad ship.
 0. s. JONES, Commander.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07

It takes over two pounds of cotton to buy one pound of meat, and yet some farmers don't raise thing but cotton.-Macon News.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07

Mrs. Ira Gee returned yesterday from Philadelphia where she has been the past week. While there she was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. O.. Evans and family.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-07

Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragan & Cummins Advt.