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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-01-15

the month OF IL lncneS.
A young man who was registered at
a hotel as Frank Jee Dayton" of
Virginia, was arrested in Spartanburg
this week, on the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses. His
game was to order goods sent to his
| room along with a request that the
merchant would send change with the
order. Dayton would then give the
messenger worthless checks for the
goods and change. His trick was
| discovered before he had obtained a
large amount Of money.
According to information included
in the annual report of Prof. w. NJ.
Riggs of Clemson college, during the
past year under the supervision of
the farm demonstration agents, there
were planted $4,000 acres of corn,
vetch and clover, 2,100 acres of al
falfa, 1903 acres Of corn. 1855
| acres Of cotton. On the corn acreage
the average yield was 40.S bushels,
as compared to an average Of 20 BUSH
els for the state. Over 1900 boys
were enrolled in the Corn club, six
teen of whom made between 100 and
15S bushels of corn per acre.
The complaint in what promises to
be the most interesting libel suit in
the annals of Greenville county court
was filed on Tuesday. by attorneys for
William D. Metts, an influential citi-
zen of Greenville, who has been re-
commended to President Wilson for
the Grecnville postmastership. Mr..
Metts names as defendant ]. w. Nor
wood, prominent in financial circles
| and among the wealthiest bankers of
the state. The plaintiff asks for dam
ages in the sum of $4,000. and for
costs of the action, alleging that the
defendant intended to impeach the
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
Pass a Law.

Are your neighbors very bad?
Pass a law!
Do they smoke? Do they chew?
Are they bothering you?
Don't they do as you would do?
Pass a law!
Are your wages awful low?
Pass a law!
Are the prices much too high?
Do the wife and babies cry
Cause the turkeys all roost high?
Pass a law!
When NJ. D. finds new diseases,
Measles, Group or "expertisis?"
Got the mumps or enfermesis,
Lest we all fly to pieces,
Pass a law!
Are the lights aburning red?
Pass a law!
Goodness sakes, but amt it awful!
My. What are we going to do?
Almost anything amt lawful,
And the judge is human, too!
Pass law!
Public.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
He Was 1t.

Mr.. Meek was laboriously hooking
up the back of his wife's evening
dress just as the clock was striking
their dinner hour and their dinner
guests were ringing the door bell
Mr.. Meek breathed hard; his fore
head was damp and his hands shook
4 do wish someone would invent
a machine to do this kind of work, -
he muttered miserably.
"Why, they have replied his wife
brightly as she applied some powder
nonchalantly to her nose. "They
have. and you are youths Com
panion.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
Ancient Humor.

Half a century ago that form OF
humor known as the conundrum was
thought to be amusing and one OF
the highest forms of wit. And the
man or woman who had a store OF
new ones always ready to PROFOUND
was considered a most entertaining
person. OF course, everybody knows
what a conundrum is, for even today
it creeps up occasionally in some re-
mote district. But the really old
ones that delighted our grandfathers
are for the most part buried in OBJ
livion. Did you ever hear of the one
about the watch dog? This is OF the
brand of 1850, and is pretty good OF
its kind:
"Why is a watch dog bigger at
night than in the morning." BE
cause he is let out at night and TAX
en- in in the morning"
This one was a great favorite of
the beaux of 1860, who wanted to
fatter the ladies'.
when is a bonnet not bonnet?''
when it becomes a pretty wo-
man."
Here are some more about the
same period that may interest you:
What's the difference between a
donkey and a postage stamp?" lone
you lick with stick and the other
you stick with lick
What was the greatest feat in
the eating line ever known?" That
recorded of the man who began by
boiling a door, after which he threw
up a window and then sat down and
swallowed the whole story
"Why is a little dogs tail like the
heart of a tree?" Because it is
farthest from the bark
(Which would you rather do
look like a greater fool than you are
or be a greater fool than you look
(Let the person choose, and then say
That's impossible"
What do lawyers do when they
die?" Lie still"
What is the most inconvenient
time for a train to start?' ''12:50
as it is ten to one you don't catch
it."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
ELEVENTH NATION IN WAR.
ITALIAN TROOPS IN GREAT NUM-
BIER AT FRONTIER.
Interest in Campaigns Dwarfed by
Stirring Scenes in Latest En-
trant.

Italy. the eleventh nation to enter
the world war, has thrown down the
gage of battle to Austria.
Austrian and Italian troops IN vast
numbers face each other along the
mountainous frontier. Most Of Aus
tria's warships are at Pola. The ltal-
ian fleet put to sea from Spezla weeks
ago. and its whereabouts is not
known.
The official proclamation signed by
the king fixed May "a as the COM
mencement of the war, but almost
Immediately the Italian ambassador
at Vienna presented the Austrian for
eign office with the formal declara-
ton, and shortly afterward Germany
instructed her ambassador at Rome
to leave the Italian capital with the
Austro-Hungarian ambassador.
In an official statement issued at
Berlin the German government says
that by this attack against the dual
monarchy Italy also has broken her
alliance with Germany and adds that
the loyal relationship existing be-
tween Austria-Hungary and the Ger
man empire remains unimpaired.
Expectancy in the action of Italy
has dwarfed interest in other mat
tiers connected with the war, and,
strangely enough, there have been lit
tie of paramount Importance to at
tract attention. Battles both IN the
east and west are being fought much
after the manner of the past SIX
months, with losses or gains here and
there.
Checks to the Germans north OF
Arras, progress east of Festuoert and
the capture of trenches near Melville
at Vasst are chronicled by Paris.
Berlin asserts that to the south OF
Neuville the Germans made gains
and that an attack on the Lorette
heights was repulsed.
In the East the Austrians claim to
have repulsed the Russians. In the
northwest of Russia Berlin claims a
defeat of the Muscovites with the
capture of some 600 prisoners and a
number Of machine guns.
The Triple Entente powers have
notified Turkey that all the members
of the Turkish government and such
agents of the government as are
found implicated will be held per-
sonally responsible for the massacres
of Armenians.
The condition of the king OF
Greece, who has been i'll for several
days, is reported to have taken Sc
rious turn. Because of the kings ILL
ness, the question as to whether
Greece shall maintain her neutrality
or enter the general conflict has been
temporarily laid aside.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
Successful Ruse.

"Charlie," said the young mother
1--WE decided on a name for baby
We will call her Imogene.'
Papa was lost in thought for few
moments. He did not like the name
but if he opposed it his wife would
nave her own way.
That's NICE said he presently
"My first sweetheart was named
Imogene, and she will take it as
compliment"
I'VE will call her Mary, after my
mother" was the stern reply.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
\ GROCER ADVERTISED.
Attributes All OF His Success to In
teIIi"ent Use of Printers Ink.

Duke c. Bowers. of Memphis. Ten
nessee. has - grocery stores IN that
town and sells nearly half OF the gro
ceries consumed there. Sixteen years
ago he was piling slaves in Ken
lucky barrel factory at s. per day
and while working az that job con-
cluded to go in business for himself.
\ friend loaned him $500 and he
opened cash grocery. His sales the
first day amounted to just eight cents.
Now he is rated in the millionaire
class. Andrew l.. Deming quotes Mr..
Bowers in the St. Louis Republic as
follows:
If I had not discovered newspa-
per advertising, would still be strug-
Cling for living in that first store
instead of having forty-three. A few
months after l opened my cash gro
Gerry in Columbus. Ky, Charles \.
Walker, who used to edit the paper
there, showed me it would be to my
ADVANTAGE to take half page ad
every week, changing the ad every
issue. Common sense told me there
was no use running a business that
would save the people unless you
told them so, so l signed a six
months contract. 1t pulled so we'll
in fact that l used to buy 200 extra
copies and mail them out over Car
Isle county to see if I couldn't get
the farmers to come to Columbus to
trade. Pretty soon l became the big
gest advertiser that Walker had. Half
pages became too small for me. l
began to use pages. And business
picked up accordingly. Seeing the
success possible in a cash business
pushed by good advertising, l sold
out to go where I could get the great
est results for my efforts. Just be-
fore starting for Memphis an uncle
of mine called me out for a private
talk. Duke he said, you're not
going to Memphis sure enough, are
you?' That is what l am going to
do l replied, I'm going down there
and go into the grocery business right
away He shook his head sorrow
ful-like and said, Duke, those news
papers will get all the money you
have got. Charlie Walker has been
making more out of your business
than you have We'll, the newspa-
pers have gotten lot out of me, but
my greatest regret is that I didn't let
them have more Then you believe
in advertising?' Mr.. Bowers was ask
ed.
"T am not merely a believer In
advertising,' was the prompt rejoin-
der, 81 am almost a maniac on the
subject. / firmly believe If l had
only spent half so much for advertis-
ing as l have spent, / wouldn't be
worth half so much as I am worth.
Furthermore, I am convinced that If
I had been foresighted enough to
spend twice as much for adver-
tising as 1 have spent, that would
be worth twice what l am WORTH
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
Telling Them Apart.

How do you tell the twins apart??.
"One of them has scar on her
temple"
Which one has the scar?"
Il can never remember. .'-Hous-
ton Post.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
Die cnsiild)c Hrablind)t.

Sn Der osutI6fsinoIidsn baniidsn
s2situne &obenbapn gsbt Sreoerit
9onIien nit Den GngIdnoern siems
lid i6arf ms @sridt. 8ein Bolt bat
iid 70 in 0robungen beraui6t.
fdrsibt sr. ME oie Gngldnoer. Gois
Ter WiIbeIm Iolte nab Ct. Selend
gsbraht. 8rupps 6obriten ioutsn
hem Grbbobsu 9Ieibaemoht, hie
beut1de 6Iotte iplte pie cine aotte
aus ibrcr 6obls gsiaat perOen. Auf
Der @dlIipoIi 9albiniel inar man nur
nod Elm paar Meilen bonn enolihen
SisQ entFernt, Der Ser gr0bts in Der
aan3tR WeItecIhidts iein Iolts. llnb
mas mar in 0irtlidteit? Iuf Der
gauipoli 9aIbinieI miBsrfoles. Die
1~ran3oien. bic auf Der aIiatiiden
Settle beIftn ioltsn, muBten burtbin
osiporien peroen. 1as allies lisbe iid
np6 berFtehen. ipenn auf Der bsIeiids
fran3oIiidtn 5Sront BON Den eng
Idnoern iTosuo etmas srreiht poIs
Den fpors
SIM 1eptIl- purnc in GngIano
oapon oeIprp6sn. Sas ma ni6t oufs
oshsu purne, ielbIt fpenu Die 6rans
soien bis sur @oronne suriidaetries
ben pIrben. 9oro aithensr piiroe
alIsin 6roaitsi6 uno 9eIaisn Issrs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

Sdnittiormsn TeIbit fir psnig eeiibte
Sanoe feline Shpierigteiteu III Der
Serltellung bieten. Die ShnittForm
ser nit ftottsn 9reu3itidersien per-
Iebenen 9luIe in NIB. l 3eigt cine
paiIenertjQe 2eiIunQ NIT Ieid1t aereihs
tenn 9luicnteil, cine eiuidd}e Mahayt.
Die beionoers fir iGldute SiQuyen
iebr pprteiltaft 1T. 4bb. . uno 3
hnben lofs IalIcnct &tuitn;etIs uno
t0nner entlpcoer, pie al 4bb. 2 Qes
3eiat lit, ain Mu9iAniit ouIh tjneu
Sinob uriIeinert. ODER osBsr0em
mob Ourh tireu Stebtragen tr9drst
tperNen.
Man Tam Njt 5tidcrei in elmer
ooer mshrtrtn 6drben huItsn uno oui
BEN gtrmelu dud) elodS tiefer hsrdbs
oehsno ais duf otr abbiIoun0 ausss
3eiat. heyiteueu. Der Shmud Der
8luie ? 1T lsidlte QIatiriaitidtrsi
ano farbise QeinenperSisruns, bic ntr
9luIe s atitjd,t Sortsn uno 9ebattl'
ter Giniat.
0isleIbe 9ogtc, sic mir in Ibb. 5
lsbsn fineen mir in abb. 4 aur
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

gum .Uiercobo Mooeto" iomen,
pumptsn ii9 bic Matroien iO9Ieid
bon Bier uno Nbisfep, unb pOais
bstrunten ri6teten ite unpahenbe
SGimpfs uno S9er3porte an pers
ihiebene Burger. Gin 9err Gbrispim
be Souaa 8rito, benz lie gana una
qu~aIifi3ierte S9impfporte 3uriefen.
perbot iidj bas auf bofli9e Weiie.
mas ben Matroien Mc9pmerp in
5olde Wut perieBts, oaB er jenem
einen Taufi9los ms 9eiidt psrfebs
te, 70 oob bas cine 4uge pDuig pers
i9pon. Auf iolde Dirt beleibist unb
psrleBt. so9 9srr Gbrispim elm Weis
fer unb perIsste in 9erehter Hotpebr
benz unperI9dmten MatroIen einen
Std in ben 2eib. Der Matroie
tpurbe olsbolb an Boro suriidses
brndt.
Die 9~eIbsntoten Der 5iigenpfen
Matrofen parsn bomit nod nidt be-
snbet. Sic soeen in Elm 9ous in
Barr0quirbo, 3er1nlu9en Stu9le. Dee
T91bieten onbere M0bel uin., Sogen
erDblenb burd bic Straben unb
modten Ioenr 6amiIien gum 3iels
punt ibrsr S6srse. 0omit nidt eez
mug, begging bas 9ransporti4iff
.Gbinbureb C%aitle" anbere Bintiire
Iihieiien, bic unfere NeutrolitGt per=
Ieben. gs i6idte cine betpaffnets
potronile ans 2onb, pbne bic erfors
bsrlide grlaubnis eingebolt gu boz
ben; nnb pbfpobl IS nur "a Stunben
i'm Safen bate bleiben biirfen. pers
lieb es i'm crit cine Stunbe fpdtcr.
8emertenspert 1T aud Die gIeitgiiIs
tise 6altune Der 9ebOrben angtii6ts
oil biefsr 0oreGnge Man ftelle
fih einmoI Dor, bas a1es mare BON
beutiden Matrpien, ngurbaren" nod
ben Wprten pielsr, be9aneen noroen:
tpie piele 0erpiinfhungen, pie nieIe
Yrptefte, ipie piel GntriiItun9! Iber
bic S6ter tparen ia Die tuItureefdts
ti9tsn, bic aipiliiierten Gnel6hber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

Die 3eIle oes rg@ierium
Sermp" bot einen 2anosDur6aRef5er
bon 0,00l5 giiIIimeter.
Cine S9oue perbroufi in
einem Sabre etloa oos .3sbnIode
ibres Gclpittes an Nobruna.
Der 3oologe Sullen err
5dblt bon einem YottlpoI. per ollein
tur $4,000 6iidbein mIieferte.
Gin Wdierlpb tam i'm
9unger big dui 10 psf. Ieines ans
tdngliden @eipidtes berabiinisn.
0tegruabelo it (gonoss
orud) bes menialifsn 6adoels be-
trd9t ourfidnittlid 1900 pfunb.
Die regenreidfe geoeno
Guropas 1T lpo4I Die bon @rfp,te
(0alnlotierD nit Is SUB idhlia.
Die nSorriiterS", bas aab
Die bofiten NnmdIte Gnolnnbs. bars
Ten ibre 8ebu9ren nidt einsioaeu.
SIN sabre 1859 murben oleip
IN Grontreif 159 patente oaf Der
belierun9en an Der s~trinpline srteiIf.
edermonn. Der betannte 9lmo%
tuenlIs Soetbes, fing crit nit Is
Jahren ons GpmnaIinm 5a beluden
an.
Sn gn9tanb muBte fTiibr sir
leoss s%in3eIne 5nierat cine etener
BON 3 Sdilins : gencs bsaobIf p,rs
Den.
SABINE nit @~oIofHauna hot
man in Der iungiten ,3eit in bcn ais@
FERN poR Stele;tsn in gompsii erEuns
oen.
0a& tie Qano gp>
ropes 1T Sr!ano. nur SO pGi. leis
mes 0ebistes fno Init 0aIS beaonz
oen.
Sn 9oIIauo nennt mon eipen
9oaum5duntsn @arten m.frei-. eiuen
Lret an Der StraBe gslesensn .un,
irsi".
Sn BEN @Ipsn nimmt bic mitts
lere 5abrestsmpsratur ourdidnittIib
auI 10 gEstsr Stsiguns I'M ! grab
@elitus ab.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

fe9rsn. Giott OeTen biloet ieBt Die
en9liIde 6ront nur cine 2inie bon
so &iloneiern. uno Ste S~ran3ofen
Beginner sjnSuie1en, mic ie an oen
S9ren bcrumge5o9en tporoen Iin0.
Der @runb oieier MiBerfoIge lit elm
5peifahsr. GinmdI nabmen bic rid
mdrti9sn 2inien, Der Gtappsnbienit,
ba sr fir cine piel eroBere Nrmee
ein9eridtet 1T, auBerorOentIid bel
en9li1he Sruppen meg. anoerieits
feblte es an Munition. 0ieie Tam
man niAt ohre tpeiteres idaffsn,
benn Die en9Iif4e Snoutrie lit feline
GrdSiiionss, ionbern nur cine Mai>
Tsninbuftris. Den einsi9en sroBen
Sieg. ben Die Gneldnber errun9en
boben, batten fte i'm 4nfane bes
8risaes, oIs ie cine baIbe Wiuion
MISREPRESENTATION ReIerpiIten in
4meriia 3uriidbaIten tpnnten. Dies
1T elmer 9eponncnen 5eIoi6la9t ets
ipd eIeihSurednen uno miro pabrs
IdeinIih GnsIanos 9rDBter Steg i'm
6eIbSuo bIsihen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
Srdne.

1914 bat ons ruITf6e Seer
cine StsppenpiIonse nod 8eutlAlono
eirasfiihrt. Die bptitbs5eihnenb Den
Namsn rWan3enIame" flbrt.
man nlmmt an, ooB 0as
msnihli6c 4uas nod fir einsn Qi6ts
orut empfdna!id lit. Der 0,000OOO1
6sinevter3sn gIsia9eiett peroen
tam.
9ds Stuert. mil oem fiji
Sam na1 ieinem Gttsntat auf 9ot-
sebue 81 totem ptriuhte, bat fpd=
'er Idn9sye Set oIs 6artenme1er ees
eiert.
MS nod bas Sanitfdarene
sogps eriitiertt, mar Ser Sultan ims
met oIs 9emtinsr bel ibm einqe<
idriebeR uno srbielt oen Sob zines
Irlten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
@na!iidwr NnitanO.

Gin 8lott in 8obia CSraflien)
fhreibt: IN Bahia gin9 por einigen
Woten rms engliiAe Srie9stranss
portihiif Goinhurgb Goltle Q ans
Ter. 8uri oorauf tamen Sharen BON
Wtatroisu ans 2ano, Die iih nit tos
pelnsmerter ACKNOWLEDGMENT curd Die
Stuot 5%sgitruuten. sic begin9en sis
men GrSeB nat pem anosren, pous
fuprtsu Den 9roBten 9drm. rempeltsn
pieleu uao lsneu an uno griffen 10.
gar Ysrionsn, Die ibger tdsIiten Cir
belt na9ainasn, tdtlia on. IIs fe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

iNnoen 9omeu uno in 70 buItigem
Stoff pirtlih onnutia ousisben. Vie
@ieoermeierseit, ser mir ieBt 10 pieIe
Gnregun9en s%ntnebmen. peroontte Ia
eeraoe iensn ~rei3oouen 8auIhr0ten
nit osn eI,gen Stuebbealeiohen ibvs
8eriibmtbeit in Der So'timaeinitte.
aud) bic ldmale SdulteylinIe uno
Der lpiebsr pisI fhIdnier rp%trtenOe
Sbsriorper. Die meiten SduIteraus=
fhnitte on 4benn,Ieiosrn bic bey5fors
mi9en 4usfhnitte Der Sommertlei
Ger, bic 9~etreu5ien 8rulttiihsr. Die
ftufenpeiie Northumberland
ssaIbsIn her 8ode uno pieIe nsue
9ite i'm ShdisritiI unp in Shutsns
form iiuo Grirnerunqen an has Bic
bermeisr. 4bsr es 1T no9 cine BON
Gem mpbernen 6eiit mo Gefhmad
teeiufIubte Riiderinueruue. uuo its
miro ans audi nidt oils allein map
e,bsnbs Mppe %aufgsordnet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
pir Moae.

Sdneaer aIs man ss ~eripartet
bate, bat Tih in oieier McbeIaiTpn
Der longe porbereitete Wanoel in Gen
umrihen Der Gigur poIl3osen. Mtt
benz neueu peiten Rod Iinb Defenders
bisienigen 9amen sinpsritanoen, Die
iid on ben srgeH ni6t hatteu geip0bs
nsn iDnnen. Dab man ihn, neni9s
items in Der gang neiten 5orm, iebr
iurs .rGst, maht ole nere 1iooe tes
auemsr fir Die StroBe, oenn louge
ptite Rode Iino. ME mir nod BON
friiber DiHeu. bel teinsm Wstter an'
ssnebm. Wslters uno itdrters Oamsn
weroen 10 mic 10 nidt oIeih lsne
@odFormen nGbleu, bic fir uniere
bisberies 9%epohnung fait idou .ris
n~olineabaft pirten. GDia nan ii6er
aas Heue eepiFenbaft beridten, 10
tam al sini9sn neuen Mobelen aus
gang isitten Sdlsier Itoffen nit aes
brabteten 6aIbsln ooer Sdumen nidt
ooribergesanoen tperoeu, neil lie BEL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03


beitebt aus siusm 9 Son b~reitsr, "a
Son lon9en Stoffteil, Ger ieitlid Els
ouf bic 5upor erpdbnten 3 3ou sus
fommen9enGbt iii. lin einen ~tlsinen,
f!oden goben gu erbalten, bat man
fie unteren Gten mad innsn aesosen
mo Die Spige oann in etpd 11a 3on
Nohe an Der Seitennnht nit einigen
Stineu %feitQsndbt. Sir ben 9euisl
redts iino 3pai ettpd II sou Iange
Seile in q~erunOeter 5orm 5uiammens
eeuGbt. Cine G.ualte aus ito1tem,
neiBem @oyn Siert Die untere Mitts.
Die 4uSiibyunq seidiebt in 2arsusts
tenitih nit mitteIitartem, g~Idnsenocm
Stidqdrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

aus, ruo bic unasfItterte SADIE, Sic
obne Sraaen aeurbsitet piro. Ilbt Gle
6isur idmaler, unoulfdniger erI6eis
men. Reht gut nirteu Ioie, ober
nitt ipelt geidnittene danger llebcrs
tIeiber aus Seioe ooer feinem 8olls
'foff uber einsn ldnaeren ginotenz
rod aus Stidereis cher Spibsnfoff.
bic man obue aermsI Iaiien tonn uno
NIT elmer breiten Sddrpe loIe Qiirtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

GO lit cine quite Sbse. rpeibe Isitts
SommertletOer aud iturten unp dItes
rem 0amsn gu seitattsn, tpsnn man
ettpa cine Iei6te. GrrreIloie 2affsts
pber QtIas jade ols g~reGnSung ba3u
pdbIt. Gas fisbt gut o~nse3ogen"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

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New Britain herald., 1915-11-04
DOES AWAY WITH TRUSS

The PALPAO-PADS are entirely different from the article commer- cially known as a "truss.' In fact. they are designated to do away with bands of steel and rubber that chafe and pinch. Their remarkable success is due to the principle of keeping constantly applied the scientifically compounded absorbent-astringen medication called PLAPAO. The purpose is to contract and strengthen the weakened abdominal muscles, thus closing the hernial opening as nature intended so the rupture CAN'T come down.
 Being self-adhesive and when ad- hereing closely to the body slipping or shifting is impossible, therefore they are an important adjunct in re- taining rupture that cannot be held by truss.
 experience in this country and Europe makes him an authority on matters pertaining to the application of PLA- PAO-PADS to any particular rupture, will be at the Hotel Beloin, Friday, Nov. 5, only. Hours 10 a. m. to z D. m, and he will be pleased to give WITHOUT CHARGE to all who call, expert advice and trial for home treat ment. Do not fail to call on MT. Babcock during his stay in this city.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-04

was maintaining a safe lead. over Ed win P. Morrow, republican, for gover- nor in the election held Tuesday in Kentucky.
 The state headquarters report in- creased MT. Stanley's apparent ma ;ority of ACCT, unofficially reported earlier in the day, to 7,769. At head quarters it was stated that returns complete and verified from every county in the state had been received. Maurice L. Calvin, chairman of the republican state campaign committee, staunchly maintained that MT. Morrow had been elected and attributed the showing made for MT. Stanley to fraud.
 "Morrow, on the face of the re- turns" he said in a statement, has carried the state by safe majority notwithstanding the wholesale frauds perpetrated by the democrats by inter- fering with and repeating voters in the city of Louisville, the stuffing of ballot boxes in Breckenridge county, the stealing of ballot boxes in Owsley county and frauds in many other places in the state"
New Britain herald., 1915-11-04
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