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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-04-21
Miss Bette Owen III.

Miss Bette Owen, sister of Ike
Owen, of Glen Dean. Is very i'll. She
has been confined to the bed three
weeks. She will be sevsnty-six years
old the first day Of May.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-04-21
Choral Club to Meet.

The Choral Club will meet next Mon
day afternoon, April 26. at the home of
Mrs. l. T. Reid. A large attendance
is requested at this business session.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-04-21
Twin Baby Dies.

Katie Trent, the twin baby girl. aged
one year, of Mr.. and Mrs. Lobe Trent,
of Dyer, KY, Is dead. She was buried
Sunday afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
NOT SABBATH FOR THE RABBI
Miracle Had To BE Performed 10 Keep
Him From Breaking Law.

A gable. the special messenger OF
a miracle performing rabbi. so the
story is told, came to a village and all
the idlers gather around him. The
conversation fell upon the subject OF
miracles. II heard of wonderful
rabbi" said one of the villagers. who
performed great miracles one day he
was out walking. when clouds gath
cred, and before he could find shelter
il commenced to rain. The rabbi did
not have an umbrella with him and,
not wishing to get drenched. he ut.
tered a command. And to the right
Of him and TO the left Of him It
rained. in back of him and in front
Of him it rained. but where the rabbi
walked 1t did not rain"
The villagers were greatly i'm
pressed, but the gable made little of
the matter.
That's nothing compared to what
my rabbi did one day he said He
went out driving in a carriage one aft
ernoon and darkness overlook him
before he reached home. AS II is a
sin to ride on the Sabbath, the rabbi
for a moment was perplexed what TO
do. Then he uttered command. And
to the right of him and To the left Of
him it was Sabbath, in front Of him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05

! NEW YORK July Every
. pludoror tu the vices of mankind will
be delighted with the statement of
Mrs. Catherine Eooth-Clibhorn that
the white slave traffic is due chiefly
to- what she calls 'Women's denial of
motherhood
/ This is the statement made 10y Mrs.
James Lees Iaidhw, noted suffrage
worker and Ncw York society woman.
Mrs. Booth-Nhhhoru. daughter of
General William Booth, founder of the
salvation Army, made the charge at
the world's purity congress at san
. Francisco, that society In the last 80
Years has developed vast army o'
women who viii not bc mothers, who
gamble smoke, become polceWoWcn
|and soldiers. back horses and do
Z everything else but bear and rear
children.
"Such expressions are outrageous W
declared Mrs. laidlaw. "lt Is It'll!
short ot criminal that Mrs. Booth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
THE DECNDENCE or THE CITY.
Making II Living In the Country Is
E1SipP

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LT,,i",. Wv -
4 corrnsunnJant u.b, ao,1,.o,, Ia
IIort tho fa,,,, INA a AZ ,'.i - ~
| in town ,sI,g Stato prc.s - tboEt,Htor w.,
d,c.,,t l',,,,,, ~ -, ,,,+ ~, .', "a
D,Ilas p'ayc ro ,r, ona,. ,,,,alv'tga ooSS III
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,r tho yn ,.1II15 Li97h I,1',, SD''tT
tho riti,, W. ,T ,,' ,,,,,,'' ''u 'lc'. . VI
moes, brt in thtnc. I,t ~, '' .',' l''''
resent, '''''''' '''' ''''"'' rep
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cconIn,istg in ,sti,. W. III ttf,,.,,,,
of I,bnr i'm tn,,s ~ d,lir ,rti' iS ',s
t.1 t,. .',,.t,., w. .-,,',"i - o.. ms i'''
,Ii tU '" soli't" ma, general Assumption
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| ,p''' ~ .5'u "l u'dnS ana irlSuI'
Wv, I, t0 '.0 u''''o. ''.', v'" age
/ m NJ. 80 'i", u '"'l'
3 @ - vs.. uo WINS gl-hl u""IS
i,'~ %, i'"' "',''S I'LL Guy Is
-" !''.. Use ne lS 'u exec ,,loI,,u
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
no TEN Err 3 Gs
Tenth ST. Grocery
Phones 1872 -3179.

CLOSED-At noon today we close
as per agreement with all the leading
grocery stores of the city to give
their employees Thursday afternoons
during August. We believe the public
will appreciate our efforts to help the
boys by giving us their orders early.
This is a movement in the interest
Of humanity and we believe it should
have the support and endorsement of
all the women clubs and church So
cioties OF the city Kindly let us hear
from you.
As our business grows we strive to
increase our service our meats.
fresh fruits and vegetables are all
handled in a sanitary manner. our
clerks are courteous. our prices are
right, consistent with quality We
would be pleased to serve you. Fair
dealing, prompt service good goods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05

mandyr of the Currunzu garrison at
NJ lWoruS opposite this place, iu-
i' ltd American authorities here to-
niEhi ht would about any suggestions
lh'' might make for cooperation uu
me MoNi,in side ut the boundary
ilat would lead tu the capture of
armed parties attempting to cross the
no Orlmdo Im nIlMnr dIrrNtInn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
Mahogany Smoking Stands
Mid Week News of heDutnp Sale
0t5C
"Nuf Sed"

The Dump Sales established factors with the Harlow Dry Goods
Company and the honest and noteworthy values hand III hand
with this fact.
We could fill pages with attractive bargain items but that's not
necessary every dartmen-every line and
every grade merchandise represented They are here Tor you TO
buy o
bargains added and this only an effort to show
a few of the remarkable Dump Values.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05

anywhere, and the farther the work
ingman removes himself from the
ground the farther is he removed
from his eats. 10 is so-Dallas News
II you want TO hire help OF any
kind use World Wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05

and IN back of him u was Sabbath
but where the rabbi rode It vas not
Sabbath"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
TRADERS
DOPE
DOPE

We close at noon tOday. Our clerks
must go 10 Band Springs Or draw no
pay This time is given In tho in
iorcs' ~ labor ana at tho expense
Of the owner
so PLEASE lend helping hand 10
labor by trading carly or wait until
tomorrow. We arc told that TWO ~
the large groceries and meat markets
REFUSE 10 give THEIR clerka this
time. lf so. you cau help labor by
waiting. We want ~ meet everybody
at sand Springs who is Interested In
the grocery business ana We want a
good time. Nobody works harder than
the grocery clorkg 9o PLEASE be
patient with no for closing
TRADERS
100 EAST sICOND sT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
Remaining = Suits go at 3. %

Only left from entire line of spring merchandise and
they dumped morning for 28 You must be here early II
o o these
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-05
Water Supply Will Be
Left 10 Vote of People

Continued Fr,m Page OncA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONSTlATED
WHEN CROSS. FEvgniaH AND
SICK 0fvE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP OF fiChH


children lUNs fhHn fuf lR3siltf
aad NOTHING sisr risauees tho tender
stomach liver afHi hepeis rn nifrlf
a child. sImpil wHl mot ttnn ri4flrs
g. empty toe tnsois and ihr rspuii a.
ihny hscamf UFhuf C'pHged Win
Waais ntef Nsls auaaiah siafnach
sailfs chem 9ouf iiiti" ens becomes
cfess. haif sick. fstffisn. drut sAi
sleep of afi naiufaHY hfsefh IS bad
sfsiom fuii ~ coda hoe sore thraai
stomach ache or dlaffhoea llrirn
Msihrr 500 if tongue d eaaied then
give 20 feaspoarfu u California sff
u.s. ~ fIrs end ln q ffr haHfs 80 ih4
r1nsiiualcd waste sour hiia bna unai
F.sfef fo1i psssfs nuf ~ fha rYFfenf
ard 500 hass vel piaYfsi rhAa
sFain
millions " msihffs rive Nallfefnla
syrup ~ FlrF nsfanaf u D. lirffrrilf
tarmlesr rti1rr iYr r rrf 70 nfFrr
faHs fn Hei an fts stomach nfss and
lloasis
Art Ynsf afHrrlsf faf ta-csni i.ai
iir a California NYrpp - Yea
shlth has fan direfflaas fuf pahiss
children ~ aii ag.r aos fof EriNa nrr
r.alnit prnfea ~ ihs bottle lrNnrr
~ caluferfslts edlh hsff ftf' tnf Fer-
uinf made hY "caifarnia va kFraF
Company NefHss ans other bird ~iih
contempt Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
MOTOR CAR SERVICE TO
Be INAUCURATED MONDAY
COS Cesst lins 20 nsgla Operation ~
Motor cas nrt~ssn Corpus
Chfssi ans hohsiaNn


Tfattirff yia fir euf cusu liHsH
Monday m8fNins ulii ein the disfliiet
ilsn ~ hslnf fhs first 60 nae ihs nrn
nufHf gaf service 49, 30 lnanrufafsa
befwfsu Cafpus rhfirn ana hphsio~n
The aafaiins caf Nii nlaAs iiF fret
ron on ths 30 fnfrps tifisu ieaviHT
.,hesHlt ard viii fanisnHs thsfssfiet
ln ihf fea4isf passenger sefFier Nj
tween enc swa pasniE Nf freight uiii
ile Banded siih fhis rsv car. ihe ifain
i,eiur made 80 sisisiY ~ itpsif aua rhai
rannan of naHiof rsns are saed in
Passenger sf1tlrs between hefr Hnn
Htli.n1en
Effective lasf Hiahf rfpafais fffiahi
and passenger refllee nsfeesn ihf fNa
raria raH established snc nffssfiff
lsrarrHrrr piu nni 30 rHtlerisF -
TRIVIAL as4afs snrh 49, has eesn NOTED
duftns ihs pasi ffr dass aiiiibtisf
qis a. iiH heinE nfFesaaff ~ handle
ffsishi ea $50 ffalns arriving heft az
noon panalnf 10 Installation n fhf
motor ear This ear has been ln 80
shogn at kinNagIlle fiH ihr past feN
a.san i,sinn nts4,aDisd preparatory
is - nss services
its uns viii eieo mean 3 ~ hsuf roo
far freight iiefNefn fiis ats and l{a1as
fea paiilns fftifhi fran fhsi F'iy inie
corpus fhfim fnf iias sfr0ed ulsfuinN
aaiifrf5. w hiipeihx eonfenifailen ~
fqfess ~ .arh llas u il.Alnees
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
BOX SUPPER TONIGHT

Nhrfe eIN he uOs sam.ei rs fhv
chrHian Tabernacle Friday oseulnf
nitsn ns enc iufrrmsalals NnNsiiau
indeaFNf NnCisiY TOR an aisar mnd
Neih fnunE Aud nia afr uAusa i.i hrng
huA aud rnlNt ihp fupfri and tfr
iitfn tnm nr faiin~e
upfu'uf nisc1afsr Iferiafm uf,fur
TDy
Prayer &c., o. D.. 0adnsY
f|ann soiU Miss rIro
Nnct HtlaOfiln Miss ufuaa
Neaaine Mics seuu
Quafiette Mesars Euniey Nalher
Neiius ifiHruf
i'iann soi0. Ms. m iiarefd
Nluiin Selection Nlss Matte cala
ueH
QHarciit Nra.fs Cai1u.f Nnhn
ifHfn Nuffel
Short Talk Mina iane rales
ur ruinirr iu8Fe NuFbt pp Waf
Bow g. "a sInafi anf lift Auffin eiu
auari fhn prise fof thr prsiIeai b.H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
COTTON SEED CRuSHERS
INVITED TO MEET HERE


Mteo the executive sosnr,ulsr ~ shs
ftsas t'etirn SfVd t,fushtta Axse<sa
tlen rleetf In lssiiAs icta,. Nv w..sssi
~ flllsie,ist pfesHiUEt ~ ne laiH
Nnunig uii romasnV sHi ask ere e,,,n
mnies tr stieci rUyus NAilsil a. shs
lRis mvrtink nisae fes NV a=se4ssii,n
AZ ihe rallvltatiln ~ setfeiars tafris
pa Nessisi hss consented in uter the
claims ei ttis tii, srfefe see toitan
sert crslsncrr
A. l.aldqIn . several nanarsf "a ttr
CORPUS ChrsN DeiiNa 4ni asa C,sn
ians hta ssfestet CO. etf%rd tssAs's
ntttuns hai at sac itn miuats feind
that fr "euit 81 ansbit lo aiiend
Toe 0ensvriiur viii De- Asla aafIns
ritaft SAILS eI Aasaai sn# efii pfrhN
hii ht atirHasd is sHl ~ fafrs of n.,
nlfHhsfs af the asraeission.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
CORPUS CHRISTI PUPILS
TO GIVE BISHOP RECITAL
Miss villa Rice ard James Rice Mith
Three Juvenile pianisis 20 Give
Program.

A. ihe HaHnn High School famafrou
evening Mrs frr1rnok o. Turi Will
present he, pupn villa ioaisr nire
lh piano rsl assisted bf lamrs
Alfred Rice baritone nnd fhrre lu.
lrnhf pIanlrin Ann Iligmau Mamie
Yrlrcr and Mlnde liadaail
The prngrnm follows
Tho i.0iua Flower. fduai fcnegA
Ann I1uman aun Nanuio lraErf.
SAD pgelnd0 So 20 ttullh
ttl A Ia fiir Aimee sfhuit
fal Hnse Petals iavn1H.
COB Nllfsw March MeiHilfe
Mamde iindsaH
tal Jaicr the Rose FISHER
ftl IfIst 1--we Sons ianr
tci a nrram Hnrtltii tsaes A
Rice
Us witches nsnce Mcueuen
ga1 Pas a. Amfhnfns rhsWlnair
lci p0upre Naisartf rnidini
40 Msiadif Neiuhoi1
fei opus 81 $50 ~ iaitlr
fal Tire Mil Jensen
fhl Frxics Coed NiFht Sons
rrown Mamie NeaFnr
Prologue from paliarfii i.ri-ufnf
aHe James A Rice
fsihsirausn 80. 3 Lists
fai Ths wui iianeman Hfha
mann
rm Tfr flfeng itehf
fri erandiathef ClsrA
tdl Wisis Anna riffmhn
Concert Waltz In b MuasfnaaAl
- $500
uafh raHs Drsen Hrs itisff
mua Tsnra at Tffsdsalra ifnF
store. Csc
Acknowledgement
Carrifnf fhs Ne1r ~hiie ii is Nres
rhs caller h ira adserfls|nF fnc.iium
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
TUX SUMNER VISITORS
WILL START MAY 10
si1l spsrERS NEwspAsrR an
NtHriSiNc AND aooNlEr no
b METHODS UsIp
"4ss testers % sathine Cirl ts q,
Fiseed - 81 Bearas ~ rhi-,.s,
Tekss citiea


% unsi rrrtenueHs nutntli, cam
p4isa ever attempted so 49,. ~,
''t NJ make DeFIss ghel..l ft.it .af.
~. t-.tiiee playground 10 Ca ~ 40
49,. -. .fAi'A Ni ths puDn,lgs totn
.l'f ~ gre Commercial Nlah
~ N4ni'aikn is to BAL uae.d 3, th.
means 20 h.h uUsttis nfe sratsf. .nt
''niNiet ~ in ht a1t,gt.sinr ~ an.
fi'ff fttss cod plass.a n ngrt "a wtu
% the rreairsi amount az r..aA
~ "etilHs ai ihf patiait cnsn
mlitef ~ ffr Crmmtf.I.l il,.a h.la
Yesterday afternoon au agfaNa ~ f,.
n'h rN-ilna and newspaper ra8naisn
sew completed Tht iastiar.. ID tsr
t-niutf Ai-isltf ihaf uili lt spnt Is.
'Hf Ninh iH pras.aoe iItt sumnar tisI
.'fr "iN hf oomg'ttta NIthn aniHbrf
frN eeeha
saihlNs Cir Posters.
fiNHf iaHiaf .inH h.tNI..
Hfi a'.he ia. aatH sH in tranfiful
.lHIt aIe D.. it nHUel H Naf fE m.
htN .Narif ln san AntuUn Anai.t
fi Worth rauas. TtmIr lfHshata
WsNlha. h.t Waoa uUari.n ll..,ll.
tfkafAtnH ltaHmuui ant C.f....oa
tHr Mh fnFNnE 1911 UHstf lhrss
HHHihs' eamIalgn WITH new sgns o.
D. H'atri un the n.aris rtfh mnnih
lhr nfwapanNi oamUaian uIN aail
'nrinf goo stn par ~ lnr .nI snt,,
~ ine nfgtf laHfgs uf fne si.if win
nf Hsra Us IA far htIff 70 tlr r.m
miiirf fhni itf rsmpaieu wII n,snif BE-
huuFlng mort sivt0f u DmYu.
'hfis'i thsn turinr ant rf,,Ions sum
msr.
To Cover the State
While inr ,HfuHaiFn will u0f ulnfTr
ems eratf uufiat nf mun,f Dr. un rataf
Nrtas Nkr MHHlfi dmIat ita sum
mof muuths ehrn tht DHf C.ari ISL.
icrs especially arreal iu Residents 10
inland iaeHa
n o. iu.her is chairman nf fhr
committee and hr be- rmN uf ihe Dol.
liaf mot fhe camraIrH aHn crsuIf f
tnfuns ChrItn fhIs year onfsfialuIau
more summer visitors inan durna ans
previous season
Tho meeting Yesterday vas sfisaa-d
hN Chairman iooHgr iof STA. b. o.
liauisau and ~sffrfart farrIs tht
fUuf mrmtofs nf the cunssuufss.
-s-s------s----.a-
Won sheHli 49, hrautlfN initrrn
Addition PHONE ass and rlf win eaN
faf sou t.ofF sesiae Unf dollar
eeck Mnaurhan Investment So
sigl
Advertisement
-
puvns cals rs rrcaawens pruF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
REALTY TRANSFERS

Far afnl consideration 40 Rs1N1
lv. H..ds rlpd yesterday with the
anIl I,rk. R urscuU and clara
prse ~,vcr transferred Give tracts
h' iNure, % rHnl subdivision VI
he ~ r.l pasture t1 four purchasers.
Al fnD .struments were dated Aurl
D fU consideration 0f sihio Geo.
tkH r.rchased farm tract is COM
nnIu. iOn HCrcs and for $500 he
k1sr tract l> oi similar acreage. q.
E.uHa obtained tht south la tcfrs
trD 70 TOR fi1nn 3. Grove huueht
Uar $50 acres tor Sit96 and w.
IHHp took tract 2H hcina 700
t'ns l.f $500
WW HHe-e aud the others which fol-
D. OBJ. total uf The considerations in
~ transfers recorded yesterday was
tssst
5000 tucnn Improvement Company
\ p holland dated April l3 1915, lot
iin hIoek l0e ~ Rincon Addition.
E9r NIncnn Improvement Company
4 Holland dated March 3. 1913.
% r block igT ~ hlncon Addition
ENa tIucun Improvement Company
3 Holland dated April -. 1915.
Pr ~ block ll 90 R.ncon Addition.
$500 g. BARNES. receiver Tor sid
~ tNcn 10 james Holman. dated
Apfl 49, 1875 loit3 in block ~ ~
Alal,s Hnt lark W Rlncon Addition.
BOO AND other considerations a.
N1itl to a. vs. Dayissou, dated
Arm i1. 1913. an ~ the one hair
endIf frl Interest IN and io certain oil
.nd eHs uehts conveyed GO him h'
Naf o. Kalcr in 81, acres IN section
adjoining Nucoes river go To- west
h4 Nur.es hsy ON its south
tIHna Walter r. Summers 90 III h
-lsr.an dated Inuual 3 1915. lol I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
GREGORY MERCHANT WAS
STRICKEN ILL THURSDAY
c. 3. Williams Was Brought Here "a"
Nioht Following psrsiysic
Strakr.

4. o. Williams f9f nearly quarter
~ a century sctifeiF cuf4gsi in iut
general merchanfisc business az iifet /.
nrF vast stricken ~4sh ~ aiiaff 90
rsraireia yesterday "a nee store m
s.r.enrt and asi niFhf vas nfnnfhi
here for melical attention
50 serious Nas hIs fnndstipN Nef..'
ths sarig part ~ tho hiSht thAt VIZ
S.p train an which pa va W.a.n
s.fe was stepped ~ NJ hracn ii~,t'
station. where an ambulance % w
fordt- Allen COMPANY was ~ "~i'iiA
!, ,.rrs rim % the Spahn Saaitafsnnt
Reparts from the saniiafipm ~ -t
-, hou. this usnrnlnE stated fh@i
~. ...na,.son had greatly Improved
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
srp cRoss IS PHoVloEE TOO.

MAGRAHHuWA, East i'in-s'- ~.
- AZ Important fafi ~ ihe ~
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
Lutheran Missions to
Hold Union Meeting

AT the morning service in Zion Lu-
theran Church the Rev. w. e. Bare
secretary of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement, will preach. All depart
ments of the Sunday school at 1.45.
The pastor will preach at the even
ing service. There will be a splendid
program of music at all services.
On Monday evening there will be
a union meeting of the missionary
societies of the Lutheran churches of
Harrisburg. The principal address will
be delivered by Mrs. o. D. Balgley, oil
Omaha, Nebraska, president of the
general society. At the same hour in
the lower church the men of Zion will
be addressed by the Rev. w. F. Bare.
On Tuesday evening the Literary
Circle of Zion will begin it's work
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on
Wednesday at o'clock and the mid !
week service will be adressed by the
pastor. On Saturday afternoon tho
ChildTen's Missionary and Work.
Band will meet at 2.45 o'clock and in
the evening the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society will meet at the home
of Mrs. Means, 21S North street.