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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-14

tender % Isn't there happiness il
such a lifey Prosaie aud humdrum
think youY Nay, there is poetry.
music and ART M nature it We lister
and read arighl. l'rac there ar,
dlsvouragemeuls aud dIsappoiut
ments when the crop fails through
drouth or other causes AS was the
case with some Of this Young lady's
experiments, but her courageous
spirit was undaunted and she tried
again aud again, and her late gar
den was even better than the first.
Art in Canning fruit
Her record shows that vegetables
from her garden used at home were
valued at te7.79. Her record of
canned goods gives list Of SO jars
of vegetables, such as beets, toma.
toes, corn string aud navy beans,
etc., 80 jars Of various kinds Of
pickles, eli jars Of fruit and ss va.
rieties Of jellies and jams. s'me-
thing besides poetry and art in all
this, ISN'T there? Yet where can
you find greater art than that Of
preparing delicious canned fruits
and where a more beautiful picture
than an array OF glasses of iellies IN
the sunlight showing their clear,
rich coloringsg
And now comes the side Of the
story which should most interest
the women OF the federation, be
cause il shows where we can help
in ,he work Of encouraging and ex-
tending the canning club work IN
our state. Miss Zosso says in clos
ing her report; II had no sales Of
my product, because We live too
far from a market, so we have and
still use out Of the garden for the
family" Do you realize what it
would mean to this girl aud TO
other girls who are-farmers' daugh-
ters aud who love the farm life, If
we could help create a market for
them? And we can do il If we
will. Just by showing a little in.
dividual interest in placing orders
for ourselves and by asking our
grocers to order the home-canned
goods.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-14
A WONDERFUL HEALING lNfIU-
GNCt IN KIDNEY TROUBLE

A year aud a half ago / was TAX
en- with a severe attack Of Kidney
trouble that panied me to such an
extent that morphine bad to lie Civ
en- me. Was attended by a doctor
who pronounced 1t as Stone IN the
bladder and prescribed Lithia Wat
er. | took Lithia Water and Tab
lets for some time and received no
relief from them. | stopped taking
medicines for some time, later hav-
ing some Swamp-Root in the house
| decided to try il and felt much
relieved. While taking the second
bottle commenced to pass Gravel
until / had passed in al, at least
a half dozen or more and have not
suffered the slightest slnce-snd in
all have taken one bottle and half
and feel very grateful to Swamp
Root.
Yours very truly,
IL. w. Spinks,
Camp Hill, Ala.
Personally appeared before me
this 10th day of August, 1909, II.
w. Splnks, who subscribed the
above statement and made oath that
the same is true in substance and in
fact.
A. B. Lee,
Ex. Of Justice Of Peace.
Letter to DR.. Kilmer d Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-14
Tax Assessors Notice

Notice il hereby given will be at various presinct OF
county Arkansas following dates for the
pose of assessing personal property and capita tax of
sa,d county;-as follows
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-14
Cures Old sOros, Other Ramsdes Won't cone.

The worst cases. no matter Of howiong standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Or
Porter's Antisephc Healing Oil. Il relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 2Sc. SOC, Ji.00
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Maniide epm-2 nm- @eldpile

Hublano bat feit Mnfang bes
&rteges Den Hubm ~ tpenn man es
10 nennen min ~ fir li6 gebubt, bob
es feinen 5ruppen teine DumzDumz
@ei9pife bienftlid ~Derabfolgt bat I'M
@esenfab gu ieinen Bunoesgenoifen
England uno 5ranfret9, oeren SDl=
6aten nit bienitli9 ausgegebener
9umz9 Wtunttion 14tperlter Mrt
in ben Gampf apgen.
Balb nber ltelte 1id berous, onB
sic runi19en Spl0aten ibr normales
gefhob nit 5tablmantel unb 8leiz
feSa auf einfd9e, aber duber1t pirtz
fame Wei1e IN erDBen Mtengen gu
unerlaubter Munition ummanoeln.
sic beoienen li9 ba5u ether 9rabtz
1aere, elmer gelp0bnliden aneif5anse
ober elmer Jeile, bermittelft oeren lie
Die Spite beg Geidofes mebr ooer
mentger entfernen, 10 bab Der i'm SSn:z
nern befinb1i9e Bleitern bloBgelegt
miro. Die Wirtung eines 10 3lbez
reiteten geldofies it bic sleide roie
bei einem 3eilmantelz DUNN
welhob. geim Muftreten itaudt fid
Der Bleitern, oriidtt ii6 brett unb.
lprengt ben 1mDiuenben Murtel.
DoS 3eriplitternbe @ei6ob ienoet
sablret6e 8leifpriber in ben &Drper
uno bic i9orfen @dnoer oes 3erriiles
men Montels 5erfeben bic inlleren @e.
lpebe. 9dufig tperben Sremoforper,
in%sbe}onbere Settle Der Rleioung, in
bic Mun0e bineingeriIen. Sic Derz
urfaden lanefpierige g%iterungen, ote
Den Seilungspro5eb unenoli6 anfz
balten unb ntdt feltsn gum Spoe
fubren, 8%e1nnbers be3eihncnb TT,
bab nq6 erIt tiir3li6 Der0ffentli6ten
sibliden Muslusen ruliifher &riegsz
gefongener bas Mbfneifen Der Sc
idoiIe uuf Befebl pon Dfft5ieren in
sroben Mensen betpirtt nirb unb
bab ruf1if9e Dffisiere 1i3 ielb1t ioll<
DE Mllnition berltelen uro oarnit
fhteben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Sic oemtiden Sodldplcn.

Die lteigenbe B%eteiligung Der beut=
faen ataoemii9en Sugeno ON arie9e
3eieen Die neueiten Ye1u9s5iffern Der
% nntDeriitdten nes Netbs. Mdbz
REM gu Begil,n bes leBten Minter=
6albia6rs $4,000 WGnner llno BOO
Trauer an ben genan1ter 6D919ulen
tctfd9li9 1tubtertvn, belduft ii9 in
oiclem CONNER oie 3abl Der in ben
uniperIitd ittGbten mDelenOen Stu
aierenben nur nod auf 1851 Mdn~
ner unO 1900 5raucn. 0appn ftamz
men a6sr ettpa 1000 Mdl1ner unb
200 Tra1len a,ls benz befrennoeten
oosr l1eutrolen Musluno, 10 bunb nltr
etlDa 1880 Deutf9r nnioer 1iiaiits1tuz
oenten nibt ms 5eto ge5ogen lino.
Die Je1titeuungen Der So4I9uler
itcmmen Dur919n1ttlid aus Der 3eit
nm W1ttte M}ui, infolge neiterer SIN
berufunsen Bat 1ih biz 3abl Ser Stuz
6ierenoen apeifellps nod ettpas oerz
minoert. 90 TOR Rriegsausbru9
ettpo $4,000 Rei9sun9eb1rises an Sen
uniperiitdten eingei9rieben parel1, 1te=
ben bemno9 iber $4,000, g1ei9 80
q. s., IN, Telbe Der i'm @autditsz
oienlt. @in19liebli6 Der @i1tberufe=
men, Die iitb ibre atooemi59en &e9te
gepabrt baben, Der Nus1dnber uno
ppn 1876 Grauen itno III oie1em
|Gpnmer an idtmtli6en l1niDerIitdten
bss ReihS 53,33337 GtubierenDs einge=
f6rieben segen 52,505 i'm %Dergallgez
men Wtnter unb 61,23O i'm CONNER
1914. Sier3u tolnmen 2O39 Manz
:er uno 678 6rauen. Die uls @d1te'
einaelne 8orlefungen belu6en, 10 oab
CUR 3eit an ben nniDeliitGten
9eut16lanos 56,O54 Yerione1t eingte=
trdgen iiaD. Die Derdnoeru1gen in.
ben 8eiu9s3ab1en Der Stuoienabteiz
lungen geseniiber Dem 9orjabr beruz
6en Deicntli9 duf BEN Mllsbleiben Der
ausldnbi1@en Stllbierenber, bon De-
neh fat Die Salfte Meoi5in uno Elm
Banftel pbilolosie ituoierte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
9as bent[dle Glngmc{en.
Mterfcunrthc Mcutcrnrgrn nus bent
Mittnr Der B.tthc.

A1eftcrtcltDc Ncitlicrltlt9cn nus ncnt
Mtnttnr Der Bcttnc.
SS1l einem, III Ser 2onboner Dior
ming sBo1" perDffentlidten Berid)te
aus Gem brittIhen Sauptquurtier
luiro Dem oeutfdsn 6luglpe1el, llnhez
9rarttes Sob geoolt. SIS beibt oa<
rim:
Die beut19en baben @ruab, auf
tire 5prtihritte I'M 5lugipelen ftol5
5u lcin. Mlan erbdlt ul1 ppm Yooen
all5 einel1 ~itarten ginbrud ppn Der
59neaistcit n1tb @teigtraft Der
beutff9en 5lussell9e, Sic tiirsIid alf
einige @ntfernltng in Die Jelerlinie
cinbrangen. Gs par lebrreih, Die
Giilnbeit gu %beobad]ten, NIT Der tie
unfcre GeidoTe permieDen, Mtas oas
8ertrauen Des 6!iegers 81 fetner Wta<
f9ine benefit, ipipie Die 2eintigteit
5l bepbahten, nit Der er, lpernr ct gez
mug hatfe, III cine bobe auftreston
ifieg llnD Die lpeiBan Wolfen Der We=
i@oHe ~5uridlieb, Die .boffnltnsslos
lpeit binter ibm plasten. Dds Dlltgs
5cug pur ppm Mpiatittpp, Der einen
iehssDlinorieen Merceoesmotor bon
$50 Yferbetrqftea bubcn iou. Die
Mn5abl Der pferoetrdfte GeDeutet i'm
5lugneien nidt aqes, aber lie BE-
oeutet mebr ais Die 96nelligteit,
ndmli9 5rngfdbi9teit. Gn9lunD ioute
feline bisberigen 6ll1g5euge gum alien
@i1en iperfen uno Die beut59en nabz
abmen unb iibertreffen. 9ie 5llg3cu.
tge nit boppeltem Doctor, bic benn
eriten Grf9einen iiber Sen f%ron5Diiz
fden 9inien fpldes Mufleben erregz
ten, loaen Elm gel9iiB gefibrt baben,
oas @ranaten I99b. Die neuen Slug
5ellge beoeuten mleugbar cine Wes
fabr. sic peroienen oipeifeaos ole
Bepunberung, Die Die Trun5oi en-, pie
feline ialeaten Jlisser iinb, ibnen
%5plten.
Sn einem Mrtitel Der rMorning
Poit" miro bes peiteren aus9efi9rt:
Die 2uftidiffe fiibrten i'm erlten
&riegsiabre erftuunli6e 9inge aus,
ppn benen bas sroBe Bublttum in
@%nglnnD pentg Nott5 .nabm. Mun
59nabt bel bpn einem 5tastp DER
s3eppeltne. gS 1T beute unpopular gu
iogen, lit ober troBbem Satfu9r, baB
bic Deuti6en 3eppeline fem Seblz
f9lag tporen. sic totem bel, mas
i'm ein5elnen 1iht erDrtert iperben
barf. Man tam Die nirtungsbpGten
2eiitungen ni9t beipre9en. Der Wer=
faf1er betont, bab man in gnglanb
BON oen pirfliden Nnft9ten Der beutz
iden 2uft1differ nihts piHe, 10 bab
man tire 2eiitungsfdbigteit l9ner
beurteilen tDinne. Sic 3eppeline paz
rem fir Die 4Hftldrung in. Der NorO=
lee Elm our6a,S uni9dBboreS Merts
5eug. Sbre Bsripenoung bei9rdntte
ii4 ni9t nur auf Ndhte obne
Monol9ein ooer Monate nit langen
Nd9ten. Die s3ab1 ibrer 0erlu1te mar
bel ibrer groben Sreffld4e iopie i'm
8erglei9 nit Der geleiiteten Nrbeit
bemertensnert gering. aein Zeppelin
nurbe pdbrenb Ser 9treifaiige na9
England pber allf Der Riidret1e 5erz
1tDrt. Man mub i'm aDeiten RriegS=
iabr 9inge ertDarten, Sic bis6er fir
unn0gli4 galten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
@efrntierung i'll Srlanb.
Siclia9cnher 8cridt ciucs iriiden &ur.
rcippuocntcu.

Stcl1a9citncr Scrtd)t cues trtld)cn &urs
rcipuubcntcn.
Die Gbnopner Shines" brobte
tii.oli6 eitnen redt intsrsnanten M,lf=
fnB TIRES irifden Rprrefppubeuten
iiber Die Netrutieruns III Srlano, Der
anf9eineno fpubre Nnguben nlad)t nno
aud ei1en Niidihlub auf Das Aefruz
ti.rungsergebnis Der sdamten britiz
lpgenannten 0retminipnenormee
suldBt.
Der Rorrelppnbent ltraft 3unddit
ben irif@en JIbrer Spbn Neo1monb
2igen, ipeil ct in leiner iingIten
Gebe 3l Dublin bebauptet babe, Dab
ii9 1901 q Srer 6dtten donlperben
la1lei1. Dies tonne nur mage letn,
ncrn b~ieienigen teinseialpien feien,
ipel9e itb bereits III Der ltebenben
britil4en Mrntee befonben, als Ser
Melttrieg ausbrad. @r (ber MDrrez
fppnoent) tpi1e es aus better luene,
oaD ieit Dem 4. Qliguit 1914 bis
Tattte SUM 1915 nur 10000 Srlan=
Der aEgeporbtn leie1,. nopon 10000.
aus 1tfftrr ftamnten. Rdlbolt]9 Ieien
oapon $1,000 unD $4,000 epungelti6,
un0 bon Den lllfterleuten lei Elm
Wiertel tatbolif9. Bis Wfitte Snli,
oas Retrltieren ginse ieBt im galtsen
langiamer, miiBten nod ettpa 5000
'Wfatln binousefommen lem, bod bat
te er barber feti1e ouperldIiisen CAB
lenongaben. Die Gtitlmen in @rg=
lan0 ouriiber, Of Srlanb Das NOTICE
contingent ge1telt babe, gingen je
nd9 ben @ripurtul1gen, Die mun bege,
biamentra1 auseinanoer. Der &prrez
lponoent meint nun, ipenn Srlonb
nur feiuen Mnteil na9 ieiner BepDlz
terungs5abl gu tenen bape, 19neibe es
nit 1einen $4,000 Mtruten fir sic
4,581,0O0 @eIumteinpo6ner BON ST.
LAMB feb1 gut ab. Safe man es oa=
yegen als ernfte pfliht zines jeoen
britt19en ll1tertanen auf 1i4 3ur Sab,
ne gu meloen, ipenn mon 1libt galla
unabt0mlnli9 1et, II erbalte man eli,
anberes &ilD, oenn IN Srlono leben
100000 Mdnner i'm Mlter bon 1a
Biz 40 Sabrenn, unb tpenn man uuh
bic gang triegsuntausli9en ab5ieben
miif1e, 10 bleibe bod bus Derbdltnis
$4,000 gu $4,000 re9t oiirftig. Die
oberen Rloi1en, be1nnbers Die Mtaz
Demiter uno Der Moel. unb oann lpie=
Ser oie aGerunteriien, pie. 3ogel0bner
unb Sasebiebe, batten 1i9 iebr gut
geiteqt, aber bie 96bne Der 2anDlpirte
unb bic iungen Raufleute, Die 3u1umz
men pobl bic Sdlfte Ser 100000
MGnner ausma4ten, ieien ntdt se=
tlmmen. 8ei Der &ouflelten lei
Ipobl Elm i9per per1tanblider Din.
tel bauptid4lid ooran idulo, lpdbz
reno BET Der QonbbepDlterung mebrere
@riinbe mitipreden. rDu tpirb an
gsseben" 10 beibt es in Dem Mrtttel
peiter, ubaB lie ben Bpben benirt=
It,aften unb bns 2ano Damit ernGbz
rem belfen uno oaB Die Nr6eitstrdfte
INNER fnop tpdren. Mber es pirb
na6 Sem aorreiponbenten Der
Zines" in Srlano lDenig Mderbau,
bafiir buuptld6lih Nieb3udt unb
giebbanoel, bon Dieien BauerniDbnen
getrieben, uno cine 9roBe 3abl tDnnte
obne S9aben gum Milttdr %abgegeben
lDeroen, bod bdtten oieie Qm0ntrte
leioer gu ni1iulare" Nnii6ten uno
peritdnben nidt Die r0eutf9e Gefabr"
uno oas Neiultut zines oeutidcn
5ieges.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

Sebes nengeborene aino
lit taub. Seine 50rfd6igteit iteqt ii4
srlt mad ettpa atpei Bis bret Moden
Elm, bann i9redt es auf laute 8erdu<
fde leidt auia1nmen;; unb es perse<
Sen 3tpei 6is brei Monate, eye bag
&ino iein R0pf4en Der RiAtung oss
!64aQes auorehk
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

8 as Rriegsgeri9t BON
Soulon bat ben Tregattentopitd11
5ourtere, Der ben Sorpebobpptmillen=
leger ngaiablanco" befebligtee Der AM
3. SUM- olr4 cine Mtnenerplp1ion
perntbtst purDe, freiseIprp9en. gei
benz 8erb0r erad9lte 5ourntere, bab
ale MISREPRESENTATION gDrfebrun9en
angeiichts Der @efdbrli6teit Der Spe-
%rattoaen, bic Die n@afablanca" nllss
aufu9ren batte. ~aetroffen iporben ipdir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26

81 il a i, emit Der sit bes Sra.
fals bes Supiter Qmmor, fibrt ilbt=
li9 10000 9oppelaentner Datz
teln aus.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

When one remembers says an exchange,
in an ordinary column there are 10000 pieces of
type, there are seven wrong positions each letter
may be put in, and there are 100000 chances to
make errors, besides millions of chances for trans
positions, he will not be too critical In the SEN
tence, To be or not to be-" by transpostion alone
it is possible to make 2, $780, OPP errors''
1t is encouraging to occasionally find some
defender of the dciples of Cadmus, as the above
computations prove. Only too often is We poor
typo blamed, shamed and acclaimed against,
if typographical errors are found in his column
of type, that by such calculation as above are
proven only too easily possible But We editor after
ALL gets what is left of the surplus criticism that is
melted to the typos but he accepts it thankfully for
if it were not for the foregoing reprint We editor
would suffer from an enlarged head.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

Some folks place great faith and value in the
potency OF a horseshoe--by this is not meant that
potency of the horseshoe attached to kicking
horse in whose neghborhood one may unfortuna-
tely find himsef-but for the potency of the luck
1T is supposed to bring to it's owners. This is
wonderful faith, a faith worthy of more concrete
results 1t is far from intention to belittle the
lucky horseshoe" but we just wonder if little
more faith i'll ourselves, and just little more pur-
pose, hustle and hustle to that welfare the
horseshoe is supposed to bring wouldn't be of
more value to ourselves.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

Columbia University is the latest of the great
institutions of learning that has added course in
penoogy to its curriculum. Times change. 1t is
not so many years ago that course in penoIogy
would have met its Waterloo in ridicue. But to
day it is becoming study to which able minds
bring their searching help to enghten society to
the needs of the delinquent after he has snned, and
also to the needs in devsing safeguards to prevent
his delinquency
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

and when about five barrels of it poured down from
the bluff upon my head it completely washed away
the fear of the laugh from an unknown source in
knowledge of what caused the laugh.
Getting impatenta Well, don't know as it
would be interesting to you to hear how I climbed
next day, to that point of the wall of Devils
Gulch which overlooked the top of the isolated
rock. When got there l saw, just as had fig
ured 1t out that the top of the great rock soped
away from the Gulch side
Near the edge was deep depression about
two hundred feet wide, and filled with water from
the frequent rains. This pond extended back in
to huge cavern in the sloping top of the rock,
which formed the roof of the cave and came down
to within few feet Of the water. At the upper
edge OF this slope were huge boulders, worn and
dlslntegrating from exposure to the elements. SO
common where desert land comes right up to the
mountains, broke over this huge bluff, fragments
we're broken off from these boulders and bound
ing down the sloping roof of the cavern the noise
OF their compact with the hollow rock ledge
being magnifed by the depth of the cave and at
the same time softened by the water which form
ed in its floor, into the sembance of demoniac
laughter.
The illusion of choking in which the laugh
ter ended was caused by the fragments bounding
into the water; it was this too, that splashed the
saving flow over the edge onto my head, and pre-
vented for all time the recurrence of madness from
the Laugh in Devils Gulch.
Why did the electric storms invariably center
about Devils Gulch! All, stranger, that is the
meat of this talei You put your finger on it the
first time You remember, it was gold-free
gold-that lured the first victims of the Laugh in
to the Guch? Stranger that great square rock.
standing out from the mountains as if cleft from
them by single stroke of some gigantic axe
welded by purposeful God in some long since
forgotten age WAS A vERITABLE TREASURE CHEST
OF GOLD AND COPPER ORE! The copper drew the
lightning. And stranger, l am now on my way:
east to sell stock in the Devils Guch Consolidated
Gold and Copper Mining and Manufacturing Cor
poration, incorporated under the laws of the state
OF Arizona; the heart and center of the new Klon.
dixie; the greatest bonanza ever discovered by man;
the richest gold deposits on the face of the earth
a share in which may be had for the trifling sum
Of
Why. stranger, what's your hurry? You are
just about to hear of the greatest opportunity the
most unparalleled.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09
Ttre Saint

When first l struck the sunset trail,
And plowed with oxen three,
And won success where weaklings fail,
The Saint sent tracts to me;
In bygone days,
My wilder ways
Had shocked his sanctity.
The Saint heard wonders of the West.
And as settler came,
And laboured with undaunted zest,
Upon stony claim
O, in those days,
With mended ways,
Our speech seemed not the same.
u, such paragon was he,
Of puritanic grace!
That when expression slipped from me
Amusement froze his face,
He visions had
That was bad,
And all but he we're base.
He bought young oxen western bred,
That we're no docile kind,
And speared them till they freely bled
To pacify his mind;
They'd many spot,s
Like cattle shot
By someone close behind.
The toughest settler breaking sod,
That far or near we knew,
But rarely raised the pointed prod,
And blood he never drew; =.
But when he spoke,
Those oxen woke,
And plowed the burrows true.
Twas but SEN night from the day,
The Saint his oxen bought,
When phrases he began to say,
Which he had ne'er been taught,
And eveay phrase
Left quite haze
Of sulphur, smoking hot!
Now all We piously inclined,
With solemn, sanity faces,
Judge not your neighbors in your mind
Until you know their places;
IT'S by the test
We know the best
In woman, man or races.
Rookie Savage
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

dislike for church clock striking the hours,
10y living near it in Mattawan, n j., has
resulted in his bringing an Injunction against this
practice. He claims it can be heard three miles.
We suggest that the church be removed distance
of four miles or the removal of the complainant
to distance of five miles.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

The Victoria Cross, The Iron Cross and The
Cross of the Legion of Honor are doing thriving
business these days,-and all because the men in
the trenches getting the double cross -
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

There seems to be much enthusasm-mis-en
thusasm-for recruiting among the belligerents,
for further bloodshed, where a little enthusiasm
for peace would serve better purpose.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

While opportunity is supposed to knock once
at your door, do not expect it to skin it's knuckles
to arouse you expect it to present you with
scented calling card or bouquet of roses
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09

Fancy preaching man with a blackened eye
taking fora text: If man smite thee on one
cheek turn thou to him the other ALSO"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-12-09
-. G. o Nj Nj e II Il S -.

Some people grab everything that comes
along except work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-23
PLANS FOR AERIAL
MAIL ROU TES
ARE Completed.
POST OFFICE DEP PARTslENT
WILL ESTABLISH FIRST
OF KIND IN HISTORY

81. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 23.-The work
Of planning and mapping the first
aeroplane mail routes TO be instituted
by the United States post office de-
partment has been completed, ac-
cording to Albert Bond Lambert, ST.
Louis aviator and ranking captain OF
the United States aviation corps. Two
routes OF sixty miles each have been
planned, one entirely in Missouri and
one interstate between Missouri and
Illinois. The Missouri route will cross
a country without railways.
This plan was fathered by Post
master General Burleson and now
awaits congressional appropriation to
put II into effect in Missouri and Illi
nois. pr
The aeroplane mail service is to
serve as a peg upon which to be hung
United States preparedness in the
matter OF military aircraft. 1t is
planned to place in the government
service between two hundred and
three hundred aeroplanes in short
time after the aerial mail routes are
started.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-23
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

az mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely. derange the
whole system when entering Il through
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten f5ld to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Cntarrh Cure. manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the svsfe,n. In buying Halls
Catar,h cure he SIRE YOU get the genu-
Inc II Is talren internally and made in
Toledo. ohio. by f. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
TAKE Hail Family pills for constipation.