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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-14

By virtue Of an order OF
the Court Of Ordinary of Sumter
County, Georgia. will be sold at public
cutlery, on the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der, 1915, at the courthouse door in
said county the following tract of land;
Ninety-four and one-half (94 1-2)
acres of land off Of the south side of
land lot No. Fifty-six (56) in the
Twenty-eighth (2Sl District of Sumter
county, Georgia, better known as the
Home Place of Mrs. Carrie A. Har.
grove, and bounded on the north. by
the lands of the Estate of H. R. john
son, on the east by Flint river, south
by Walters Place and on the west by
lands of C. S. Horne.
Terms of sale, Cash.
This, 7th day of August, 1915.
CULLEN B. HARGROVE,
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs.
Carrie A. Hargroye.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-14

purchaser thereof good and valid titles
to said real estate.
This 1st day of Sept, 1915.
GEO. NJ. FORMAN,
By w. W. Dykes, Attorney.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-29

Percales, l5c value, per yd.
lie; l2l2c value, yd 7c
Dress ginghams 25c values at
19c; 15c values at &c
Zephyrs, 15c values, yd. l212c
Apron Checks, per yd. &c
Dark Calicoes, per yd. &c
Light Calicoes, per yd. 412c
Kimona Flannels, 20c value l5c
Light Outing Flannels, regu-
lar IL &C value at &c
All Wool Flannels, SOC values
in white only, yd 35c
Red soc value per yd 39c; 40c
value, per yd 29c
All wool flannel shirtings SOC
value per yd 33c; 60c value 39c
Eiderdown 60c value yd. 35c;
SOC value. per yd, SOC
Cambria, per yd &c
Dress Innings. reg. 25c now tic
Denims, regular zoe yd. now
15c, regular lSc yd. now lac
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-29

Ladies High-grade Flannel Waists, $3.50 and 800
values now $l.5O
"a pairs Ladies Oxfords, $50 values now l.39
Ladies Shoes, regular 800 and $50 now 1.79
Ladies Wool Sweaters, 800 value 1.79
Ladies and Misses Gauze Union Suits, SOC value %
Misses and Children's Union Suits, Csc value 19
Womens ribbed vests and pants, Csc now each 10
Misses and Chldrens ribbed vest and pants each 10
Misses and Childrens all wool vests and pants
zoe value each SIS
Ladies fleece lined underwear, 6Oc Values each 39
Childrens fleece lined underwear, 40c values, each 32
Odds and Ends Ladies Summer Waists, values to
LIS, this sale only SO
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-29
Groceries

Groceries
7 Bars Laundry Soap 25c
Calumet Baking Powder 25c
size, now l0c
Quaker Oats, 25c size 1oc
&c Corn Flakes, pkg. Sc
Fancy Rice l0c quality, lb. 7c
American Oil Sardines, Z cans
for &c
Coffee Special, cheap at 25c a
lb, this sale 5 lb. for SLOO
Tea, regular SOC per lb. 4Oc
Lipton's Tea, 35c size 25c
Lipton's Tea 25c size I5c
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-29
Szk1 1ag z5TT=1 - - T7=5sseo7 SsS,E y;
I|||a(N0l1ON$|lhl|. ];

Silk and Taffeta Ribbons, all width and coors
now 60 at 1-2 Pric
Insertions, Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings
to close out at l.2 Pric
Mems Blue and Red Handkerchiefs 1Oc value at e.
Ladies white linen handkerchiefs, each Q
Mems Gauntlet and Regular Gloves, l25 value at 81
Canvas Gloves, per pair g.
Canvas gloves, leather faced, Csc values at q
Mems heavy mittens, 85c values at 5.
Mems heavy mittens, 6Oc values at 4!
Cotton Crash, 25c value, per yard 1!
Curtain Madras, l5c l8c and zoe values, per yd 81
Curtain Madras, Csc values, per yd. /!
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-29

Sweaters
Boys Cotton Sweaters 6Oc
value now 45c
Boys Wool Sweaters, $l.25
values, now 9oc
BOYS Wool Sweaters 81, so val
ue, now $1.19
Boys Wool Sweaters. 81. 90 val
ue, now $3.50
Boys Wool Sweaters. S2.25
value S1.59
Mems Wool Sweaters at a Big
Discount
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
GAIIC1AN OIL FIELDS HELP TO GERMANS

Ian hills. from Dohobyoz 20 Boryslaw'
ls the petroleum region. This district
lies southcastward from the sources
% the river san. IN the higher Car
pathlauH. and southwest OF Lemburg
The annual production of'the Galician
wells has been around two million
metric tons a year. and the number
OF wells has been slowly but steadily
increasing. The growth of this in
dustry has. as in other places where
petroleum resources have been devel-
oped. added largely 20 the prosperity
of Galicia. a land that some few gen
eratlons ago was one OF the most mis-
erabiy poor 20 be found IN Europe.
The Dutch East Indies and neigh
boring Rumania have uncovered oil
resources sufficient 20 make strong
competition with Galicia for promi-
ueuce in the industry during the last
few years Rumania is sixth upon the
list % petroleum producing countries.
and may have furnished large stores
o. this precious fuel 20 the Germanic
allies during the occupancy OF the
Gaiician oil region by the Russian I'm
vaders. The course % the Austrian oil
MIA. iu the line % the Carpathian foot
hills
These Gaiician wells are of special
var importance % the German pow
crs 40 being. not only the most !m-
portaut source % their petroleum
supply. but their only internal source
% any consequence of this most nee
eaaaTy fuel. With these wells under
their control. their stores % oil are
large and certain: without them. the
eentral powers are forced 20 turn 20
uncertain foreign sources The enemy
nation. Russia. on the east. f. as
aurcd % an incxhauEtible supply %
OFT from IS native wells a. Baku.
whose security the Turks threatened
up Co nov in vain. Great Britain is
able 90 draw upon the wells n the
neutral countries % the world. with
every prospect % safe delivery. Ru-
mania remains. practically. the sole
foFciEn source % OIL for Germany and
Austria"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14

The on fslda % Gallcsa. which
have been alternately iu the possess
i1a as che Ausfrlaua and the Russians
slrrr th~ vars Outbreak and which
arr uoW aEaia under Austrian con-
troll. are among the most important
petroleum. sources % the worid.- says
q bliIstln Just issued by thr National
GeoEraphic society 90 washington.
These OF rclds. situated IN the north
esu foothills of the CarpathianH. with
trE southern central Gaiicia. and iy-
ing some distance below and 20 the
east % the Austrian fortress. Prem
yst. produce about eve Per cent % the
worlds total annual output % petrol
cum. coming. thus. fourth On the list
% che most important sources % this
faet Tae unitcd States leads all
cogutTi-s by a magnificent margin in
ths production o. OF. turning out "a
Eegl.9 metric tons of the worlds total
petroleum production iE normal
titsrs. of $4,000 metric tons Tho
Uris-1 States. therefore. has % itE
credit nearly 60 per cent % the total
output. THIS country 60 followed By
Russia. Mexico. and. then. Gaiieia-
~whfie the earliest h-ifs % attract
atteatiga 90 the petroleum Industry.
e1miaE into prominence as early a.
ttes. ths Gaiieiau on fields are only
Partially known and developed These
eslfs are beyond eomparison the rich
rss or Geits tr operation anywhere iu
Europe. and. there are Indications that
tEr fstgFr viii So an increase. rather
tksr decrease On their working area
ast ts their productivity The mod
eFH petroleum inf1sfry bad its begin
riaE fa tks Cnitrd States. starting %
an practical purposss about 1883. The
frutiaE % the Gaiicisu OF wells soon
followed thoss % this country. A.
most eolueiieut WITH th~ birth % the
GsiiriaH on iudustry vas that o. the
Rasstan or iadHstry az uaEu The
saar@9asiT Fieh Russian wells. yield
ing abozs 90 per crat % the worlds to-
cal 9stpst. we're opened about 1873.
~u1eatFaE ard HoTysiaw are cen
tFrs % tte Calaeisu OIL Industry Tho
high pizia. soathWard. % the CaFpaSh-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
HAWAII AND STATEHOOD.

HAWAII vii s9s hseoezs q state q;
Least fgr = great many years Tks
Caitsd States is ersatiar worthy eoz-
Esswsatsss. Ess vsrxiaE for q eoiisc-
siaz % ss&rs O. the s1< as q eo.isetor
strives 90 EgE=s1s tas rg=SsF and
variety % ei4 eoins OF postage stamps.
says tss Csstar Rapids Carssts.
AGo1g tks people % Hawaii are
szzs % tks hsxksst class Of eifiEsas.
TsstF zs=ysr e comparatively small
ne Es1srsi popsi4tioa - not yet
AraaTfean ta aag ssrse. ~ statehood
skozf - allowed ths legislature
vgaie 10 paSsfax radical laws serving
90 isvosvs So Caitsf stats. nth ia
ran. Cniza. Portugal ant Cthsr sources
% iasor szppiy for tss piastatsoss. Be
eause a eAisf function % the isiasfs IL
% sEprt a navai bass tksy esnn0s sssa
- properly aarsxst % California ss
eogrti-s 20 form Ozs eosErssssossi dis
trfet. Hswaii has ali ne bensefs. sK-
espt stafsHcct. ths natLon can eoufer.
Enf tksy are soouEH.
Porto Rec - IN a dirsrsrs class.
Ths fsiase k&s q popsiaftoa % e0rsif-
srasiv @ors taan q niIilos. for the
zoss part good eftizs.s % Spanish
tsse~us. asffvs bora. TH~rs 70 zeal
BASIS tsr s0ssrssxs rsIs IN . ioeai v1y.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14

cue tEs eazss C ssoeEsltio= zsrs-
zzz~-st-t !. v7zt< s-~z- so~sT~r.
observes tks Dze-zz- TsissrGsa-h@r-
sfE. fess az tass No-ts uak1ta ts YAK
.zF p 20 q rsaffsari1z os 80 sossesa-
ssss szs kss scgsirsf = sss % state Of
gers wno ars ts ssrrsst te thsir pros
@eastas % ses G4saT tra-e- Af ths
sresenE slazs 80 sff1rusT xrssr.i e
snsaE-G ta sseafssE isfzzefloas
sFatrss ar ses raitreess satesiaE -
ss4ss. rreeEelsisE Eeses srcea esrrTirr
rass ssr state ts1er la ssee azsHsitiEs
ss are pra-za ss~ts est-saes g tss IL
l-rsf rs~ e. waies H ts 20 - fzt
ttf4s- whtsE ts essfsesf 81 eTivstr
zee ucf b. sFre1fsf. e1t seipG-Trsfs
rrsfrn-s fsr s,sss-s,rs VII bs eoaif@-
saaf
res-f q rreres rat.eE q tEs isfSr-
sFsre eeeee.-rrs rltsiee Or a Asa-
sss case tar ssl scssaf ef issz1T fsae4
srs STATE 90 assFErr eaeeef es r4@-
r=a ~ ssatF taU. stees . e t=tTT-
ssars ranssssrrr Tks Webe-fteeTo@
Law. a11veFsr. ess erevif-f Narte us-
tsss wrs "a w-asos ~ setes fee a.
EerusF s-asfsg ssees Co wla els ssAis
r.- Has law Estrs esE of taF Esets
~ fe- .-rsEsEr eeaesssrer eae-s1iss
s.ea fee rEas fs Fsls ee iiE1o- ssis-
z=nss art Fss rsitrasgs are Gspriesd
~ ere ssf-rse nat sseh ssieezsets
are rfrrrsEsEs eeemerer,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
ROCK ISLANDS S FINEST.

1fseT deserved eauetlesefs were
pals ts ere Rock lstasa police force
zoe tsstr Ese saessrascs ta sAs paraes
aaGurEav aftsraaoa. Never ta tsE
elsT1s easserp lss tsE Grpartassat
ss90a Co better sstaa1szr tEss is dfd
oa tEts eegasf1s. FauttlssslV sftirsG
is tss Lasess mstrope peitsas usifoFr1s.
utse wsiss gloves. proper for tress pa
FutF. asG essGst bT NiEss Castain
tl5lstlsse. 90 aka@ essdit f8s ths ssF-
f5stsi taesevssssst is largely Ggs. ths
sIsat Was eas wates EsiEEf well 81
eits tas sevY ef rsss&euts % Ehs ussay
osssF cities prsssEf % wifasss fEe
spectacle. Frgz E9w oa. g ts EaGsr-
sssos. especial sttsstioe T. 90 BE- gives
% keepssE tss f5rce aattiiY gsisorusd
sad sa5eezsss1T dFillsG. . Gsssii which
VII 80 ssr towart ee=Ezaz4lsE Fs-
ssscs saF sHs biss-eoatsd body.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14

When the court at Sandy Bend had
been opened in due and legal form
Judge HolIe assumed what he con
sidered proper judicial dignity and
said:
This ar case such as we hev new
er had afore US before. but we think
we kin straighten out the kinks and
do jestice TO all. Three days ago that
red headed critter over thar, who calls
hlsself Tom Jones, come humpin' down
the trail from Big Find TO AK If thar
was any law In this kentry and TO
holler fur Jestice. he had wife up
thar at Big Find. He went home one
evenin' TO find that she had skipped
with another man. The name OF that
man was Abe Skinner. and that's him
over thar with the broken nose.
What gineraily happens cut yere in
this land O. gold and hard times when
our wife runs away: If we amt
mighty glad Of It, which we mostly be,
we git on 10 her tracks and fOller EN-
I'LL we overtake her II she's alone
we take her by the ear and lead her
back. II she's with a critter We pop
him over Thar amt no law in the
case. but the custom IS purity we'll
known. The man who steals another
mans wife expects 70 be popped by
the injoored husband, and be likewise
expects 70 pop that same injoored hus-
band II he gifts the chance.
Tom Jones didn't pursOo. Thar was
the broad trail before him. and he had
guns and knives and boss. but he
hadn't the sand. He jest comes a
humpin' down we're TO hOller fur the
all men. includin' this court, down on
him fur HIS doggoneness. His wife
who ar that female over thar with a
mouth as big as bar'l, had gone or
with Abe skinner as aforesaid and
bad him headed for this very camp.
As they flies from Big Find they meets
up with Jim Hope. who's the cuss over
thar with the game leg and one eye
gone. Jim he stops 'em and sez:
Abe Skinner, what you got tharT
"A female
WHO is sheT
Tom Jones Wife
"'And what you a-doin' with her?'
"'A-runnin' away TO Sandy Bend
Then YOU needn't go no further.
I've been wantin' 4 wife fur the last
six months, and I reckon III take her
Of your handsr
WAL" continued his honor. Jim
Hope he had his gun plump on Abe
Skinner and his finger on the trigger, !
and Abe had to give in. This we're
court can't Tarn that the woman OBJ
jected 10 the change. On the contrary, /
thar is evidence that she didn't keer q I
continental. as Jim Hope is q better |
lOOkin' critter than Abe skinner. The |
couple heads this way by the trail, |
while Abe skinner takes a short cut 1
and arrives fustly and comes to me to /
yell fur iestice. Thar's two fellers /
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
rN DRY NORTH DAKOTA.

Thers ts e. ssctiou Of th- Nerth pa-
kota stats constitution wbfch proe.afts
tae nsaaufaetass or sale % beer wiae
sad sll ateoaesfs uaser wEhla gae eor-
Gers es sAs state. Serts uesets. ss
= Consequence. ts rseseued BY usasg
% be try state. ta Fact Tee COVER
nor. rtor. Leufs q. ftsaaa has msas
masa geasiesf sscttst ogs O. tns re-
ftsratsd declaration before preeisEgtee
ssasnaalses tsat tasrs r. ace snsgEa
-heoze~ soia fa SaFth paksts is a
yesF C. tsae Ssasgesv colercl over
HiEhEs
Is aust have cene TIE q tssaGsr-
talt sgE sf q eieaF sSg te TIE sGags
spvsr=sr sz4 kts pree1bftiea fsfIswfzs
% have a. =. LiaGe. attorney Esssrzf
fer NsrtA pakets. saaogsee e tsW
days ass tGat tFem JaEgary. Ietk. %
clay. 1919. tAsrs were zorc tsas ts.-
coo bsrrsls es SssF aza z.s00 barrels
OF sicohellc tIsuers saipped tnto sEres
suiaI tswas. Llntaa. Hague asG
nrrasssgr4. "a Emnons eguzty. aioss.
o counfy wEose ropgiatisn Is less
tAan $4,000. These fEsrss have kesa
g.ssasd frc.a ne rsccFts "a ths
frsi<es eesess % tas sttwsG<ss Fafl-
read ~ Assistant Attorney 0susrsi
yransfs =. ,fsrpeg. aze. waiis sA~
srvvrzer ssd hfs ssliswfrx nay -
thuntisrseruck. tEsy carry 40 ar1sLs-
nsnt fSr practical 1sr veo see tks
MS CO GO STATE frora tHs scrscs aae
not froua tAs high aitruis.ie tsvsl %
Hsosrrstsrs4f aE6 proetbisioa sE4its-
sior-
Fer 30 years sorra Dsksta hss ssez
Er.ssrx 90 easinfsfE nat ssha-sc ecc-
6f<scn sn4runsess ~ tts ecnstitgttoe-
- sas seeat az maeA zo1sy n pro
ktbfsfax tAs trae.s ss wsalG Bay al
sns ffifsft "beaE.~ tk4f has satsrrt tss
seses. saG to-day 10 fesesG % sGraif
1hax mcrs sasa hall q sarrsl q bSsT
ond ess-sfxss szrvsl % tlGuc- hSs a.
vsyy ssss rss6y ss~ ne eoasuzaDsiga
q wnsEsxsr efrfs~n 90 Emmous ssuntF
Rsy have discovered . ttirsf
some 81 tais eoaaitioa Eisy bs ths
S~suf< ef frtfrsreaes on the pasrs %
ansfsls. perhaps Ell - q nay - 80
snsrusd. s.f On ths efhsr s&aG tns
sssss has SCI tSek-s s<stees 20 prose-. /.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
NEED OF JITNEY BUS REGU-
LATION.

TE- Htarr b1s accident 6a E'sfsh ave-
a.e a-a- tas Rock leland stati1a SAT-
-rlsg ssrzl1r aEala emphasizes the
a-et df regulatory msssgrss ~ ths
city t1 rrotect tss r1bii-- Ths victim
af srparvut carrIsssEess oa tEs part %
.Er driver msT b. permanently Inca
1s stated sad is aay Freat she Viii BE-
gsE Co considerable expense f1T care
ast sgFsieaG affeatiou. Un4sr the
5rrsraE arraaFsa4scf she cEar1t hope
s1 recover t1r tEs loss from the man
as1 ts rrsaoesibl~. THIS driver is naf
"a as-a-ber af geF gaioE. wGiea aiass TO-
all1v sess b4t properly szailssi Grig-
ers t1 be.aaE TIE anioa does e1t
aaaeE Cor b5aa. bsf that does roe pre-
wees tla fraE o9rrat.eE. ia thr ab-
seaer af az ordnance rcEataFirE this
fsFra ef ere carrying bEs.arss. tf fEr
Proposed ezgaietest reEalafi1a were
Cow la fsrcs tass driver aa1 ati otEsFs
H5gtf De- compelled Co sgb1is 90 sE-
sastrafiaa as ts STRESS. teFrebg tFnt-
sag ta retEee ere caaaer % aeettTEf.
srt they WaGl1 o. EutFr bost 20 Friss-
lsrs- these wse might b. islaFrd is
ser.tsess f9s wElea taey were rFspaa-
sr5rs
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
TALKS ON THRIFT


-ozF stzsaaEds saoaia b. lifted up.
We AL wsFs too luxurious. Yoa "a
Chicago aza Nsw York ,rsro too luz
uFf1us. Bertha vas too luxurious. In
Paris. also. people had become iuEuri-
oas We shall ali be made staple. By
tkis var. We shall be rzads more sru-
sEi. r=oFs ssFioas. less cynical. great
sr.--yiscount HAiGAne. Lord Chan
esiior % ErgiAne.
The uncertain conditions % the past
year aad ths great demands to- uaus-
uEi Charitable contributions have
bTousht home 20 . great r-any % our
cittze.s the thought % economy as
rsver before.
TIE Northwestern National Bank os
reports that the average
haiaaes 20 the credit os ;ts several
thousand savings fsposstoFs is 5000
hixhsr than q year ago.
\ hrn % investment bankers %
New York. IN an EFFORT 90 Es, a correct
lfsa % TIE present financial situation.
asked 3OSo leaders o. business
the country a number OF
questions. Including this onss
-Ars people generally disposed 90
scou0niEsT n SO. is this economy
csgssd ~ reduced earnings or inereas-
"a thrfftinsssr- strletsr economy is
general. said most % the ans~ers-of
said ass Of them.
The Ng- YORK sapertntsndsns OF
o4nks reports savings deposits on Jan
nary ist almost ss9. 900 900 In excess OF
hose of . year previous. Nth $1,000
ADDITIONAL tsposifofs.
This 10 m; the arst time that q has
bs@a f-monFtrassd that savings bank
deposits Erov Iarsss and capital &C
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14

fz eAnsFra usfsr ;hs age o; - bef-
@sSsisE is = ssFy frsqzsai trosbis. ssf
pareass nay a. Well unaeFssAaG thss
taerg ts 90 ~czFs~ foF ths eOa4i-
tioa excepting inss!iixsas trsztmsat
s4it-d 90 Ehs iEdtsidual case tl is an
zaIrbztzbtr ceaelasion that a sFnp-
tosz waich nay - dee 90 oEf Cause
ta Gee ease aa1 zno.hrF ea4sr iu thr
EsEs czs- ezEaot b. Eraovsd bT AEy
particular Fs@s9y. ~ ths ehil4 is rs-
iisVsd toiigsiEE shs administration
% ssy alleged cure whica Be- 9aF-
eaaseG frusa ths Ear away seif-styisti
Specialist tssa e. e. = rare piece os
good teeE sEE Hosklas more.
o. q great many cases e ts neess-
sarT Co FemoEs aGsaolGs o. Ga elFesm-
else tha boy o. 60 correct q vicious
error % eirs before relief can b. ex-
peefef-
ts every Instance g; ts essential thst
fas grtar sa8atd b. examined - the
pays esae. ana wifhia as short q tine
as possible after % is passed. The
8ar16s~ ts 90 determine Ehsth~r th~Fe
ts aaY aetuai fafsmuatpry eprdiiiuu
% the gr5rzrV traess also % Eetsrzaius
ter aciEifY. wkfca has much 90 90 uiih
tEa sF5apt1ur
Tke Dirt 4 q Factor.
ore % tEr factors most ottca ae-
eaarfati~ for bedurttinE is DIET
uties iarl1iss sr excessive proper
ti1a o. animal uitroEca -mFat- The
fa=rr rrsfricti6a o. the diet 90 milk.
cereals. vegetables. bread and but
ser for a tra weeks viii produce very
ffsgfaet Improvement On such cases.
Wfra excessive animal protein is
faef1r tt~ urinaiysis generally ~Hiah-
fishes tkr fact 60 the rhyairtau'a
nind. REGARDLESS o.. What parents may
e1-slIrr a very iitfts meat
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
The Daily Story
Judge Eoke of Sandy Bend = BY NJ Quad.

! yellin' fur Jestice ana a third one with
the woman. The woman gifts we're in
doc time. along with Jim Hope, and
over by the creek they meets Joe
Scott, who stops 10 say:
Jim Hope. ] was jest goin' out m
hunt fur one
what you meanF
a. I want female wcslan fur a WIFI
and you git down and "A,zipP
Thar was a gun on Jim. and he had
to give the woman up. This court
can't Tarn that she shed a tear or did
any kickin', but Jim he comes whoonio,
down TO me and wants law aud iestics
and all that That makes three OF 'eu
a-wantin', and so I tells the constable
TO arrest Joe and the woman. Yere,s
four men and one woman. and the Ian,
pears TO be purity badly tangled IN.
Fustly. Tom Jones. is this woman your
wife?"
-.Sarin she is answered Tom.
"Hev you got the dockymeuts to
prove it,"
No. but I married her in the InJua
Territory a var ago"
''Waal, this court has nothin' "a do
with the Injun Territory, and that mar
riage won't stand we're unless the won.
an wants it TO. Mrs. Jones. as I will
call you, what made ye run away from
Tom?"
"Got tired Of him. replied the wo-
man.
DO you prefer Jim Hope or Joe
Scott?"
Il amt pertickler."
"Thar makes the case easier. Hank
Williams, stand up"
Hank stood up and proved to be a
middle aged man Of decent appearance.
Hank. dye want a wife?" asked the
court.
Il dew" was the reply
''Then I'll marry ye TO this woman"
''Hank Williams. viii We take this de
luded woman TO be yer lawful wlfeY'
you betg'
'.And VIII ye cherish and defend her
and keep all the other critters orr
s'I vvill''
Mrs. Jones, We hear what the critter
sez. Ye may be married, and ye may
not be. but this court amt a-goin' TO run
any chances OF any future rows and
killin's. Win We take Hank for better
or wussE"
Reckon So"
'And win do yer best2"
eyes"
'gThen jine hands. 7 pronounce ye
man and wife, and durn my hide, which
ar the hide Of this court, III turn out
and ..eIp hunt down any human critter
as II -es to come between you and Hank!
I now consider that jesice has been
done TO all hands and all around. and
It. only remains fur the happy bride
groom TO head the purcession 20 my sa-
loon and treat all hands over the happy
event. and thar won't be no I'D feelin's
and nuthin' TO ind fault with"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14

The largest contingent OF the newly
formed corps came thence, and the
uniform, regulations, discipline ana
corps pride came likewise from pea
mont.
The AIpini are armed ike the in
fantry, but their equipment and uni
form are especially adapted to the
mode of living and maneuvering IN
mountainous regions. Each company
IS provided with little mountain guns
carried upon pack mules.
The most picturesque and striking
infantrymen of Europe are the BeI-
saglieri OF Italy-the sharpshooters'
The Bersaglieri are chosen from
among the strongest and best proper
toned men in the country and unoeF-
20 special instruction besides the reg
ular infantry training. The first reg
imeuts of Bersaglieri were ORGANIZED
in Sardinia in 1886. and after the con
federation of the Italian states theF
were retained in the service.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-14
,HEAETHTALKSoWS3
William brady.nD.
What to Do For Enuresis. (NR VA
Brady.n.D.
What to Do For Enuresis.

Too many children are sadly neg
leeted By ahort-slEhted parents. This
or that cure is tried -heartedly
and possibly the family doctor - given
= single opportunity 90 perform the
desired miracle. But thls is scarcely
fair 20 the ehiid. II is safe 20 say that.
While the symptom may prove very
obstinate tu children with neuropathic
hercGlty. the average case % bed
wedding eaa b. permanently relieved
BY careful treatment AZ the hands OF
any eompstsut doctor. Exceptions 20
fhs rsi~ are chiefly Attributable 20
frroatl~nc~ and lack % discipline on
the part % parents IN pursuing the
course prescribed BY the physieiAns-
In thlE asr lt &C. unthinkahie that a
ekuG shauid ever b. punished Tor bed
1sttlns Rather should the punish
meat far upon those responsible for
sk@ ehfid'r Welfare Who faii 20 give the
ehia a fair opportunity % recover
Op~ration Not NrcesEnry-I am
ws-~an Is years old. IA perfect
health. never have pain and am al
vaya very regular. ! have a hbroid-
IL operation imperativce .. What are
the risks ~ q a. not removed! . ls
fhis form - tumor fatal?
Arswcr-No. 2 A remote chance
that q might become malignant toan-
e~rauai. the occasional accident OF in
lection auf Hrptic@ruia: the possihii-
lfv % the mass becoming Etrangu-
iatsd-pedlcie twisted and circulation
cut on. resulting In sioughing and
perhaps peritonitis. 3. Not of itself
only through the development OF such
complications as mentioned. "TumoF'
means any lump or swelling or
growth. no matter how harmless or
benign: cancer" means a malignant
degeneration which OF itself kills by
poisoning