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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-30
Southeast News.
MAtdca Merit


A West Plains hardware stor,
has found novel way to comba,
the mail order houses. They hav,
stacked up In their store something
like 5000 mail order catalogue,
from dilfsfen, concerns The stor,
put OH boosier cnntes, and ofieree
prizes TO girls who eot the mos
votes, aud offered votes for cata
ogues Of all mail order houses. anc
rs result they have just about
cleaned the county OF catalogues
~ersson Herald
Paul Bowman. who suffered a
fracture Of the skull. due To a class
rush a, the State University at Col
utnhia last Saturday. also inlurine
the optic nerve. is getting along very
we'll M present and will no doubt
Ia able 10 attend school again soon
W c Bowman and wife were at
Columbia the first of the week 10
see him lie is a; the University
hospital These class ruShcs are To
tw condemned and should no, he
Permitted any more by the faculty
Of The galversi,y Ii Is character
t>csi Ivy sosire persons ~ho are tn
touch @ith the situation and know
NJ lts brutality as To bc worse than
q ball Iiaii, The sopllomoses thought
they woutd Use their brutal means
os initiating thr eshmen, no doubt
Paul Is freshman We hope TINT
he will continue to improve and
will te well tn few days.
\ new feature o( the ne.s banking
la~ requires that haakS shall pub
ltsh each wear statement Of de-
Issits which have not twen Clalnexi
fg five years In looking over our
exchanges We notice n number oG
such statements A number Of peo-
pie no doubt were aereeahly sur
priSei 10 find n nlce cr3ii, to their
occount which had been forgotten
Maiden Merit,
Yes, that's the way George Nac,er
of the Cape Republican caught mp
with hundred aud some odd dol.
lars OF his that he had deposited in
ST Louis bank some years ago.
An acquaintance informed him that
he had seen an advertisement in
one OF the papers by the bank try
ing To locate him and. tis said,
George didn't lose any time In let
ting himself he located.
Joseph Cracraft. who resided on a
farm with his mother about three
miles south Of Jackson. went out
the morning Of September rs to
feed and attend TO his stock. and
seeing \ large owl in a tree near the
barn. went back and Got his gun to
shoot IL. and on his way back TO
the barn he Is supposed to have
stumbled and In his fall the gun
was discharged. blowing the whole
top OF his head OIL The next day
while his remains were being inter- /
red. John Cracraft. = cousin Of the i
dead man. and his wife were at the
grave when a messenger brought
word to them that their f2-year-old !
Don had fallen from the upper part b
Df the barn through the scuttle hole c
to the lower floor. breaking his neck '
and resulting in instant death. II
appears that they had left this son :
1t home with another son about 5 5
years old and some neiehbor boys
visited them and they were playing 9
n the barn and swinging on the :
upe used with a horse fork in un-
osding hay.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-30
The Bollinger County
Bank

Has opened savings department, children
which they will iuerest, will
dollar You YOU get In ground
floor with your deposit il come early,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-30

Newlywed (at dinner) This let-
tuce is something herce Dad you
wash it
Mrs Newlywod Of course | did
And used perfumed soap. too
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-09-30
FH SHos Right

Don't wait too hong to ill the silo
Begin as soon as the corn Is rieht
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20

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vasa fsea ths ehinasy, ssA ths thsas-
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that "sn 10 vsll" 1ss ths hsas ~
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truly - l. this Pietsre tie PesAise
sf ths prsssat snA ths hsps e thsis
fsturs,-thFies ssfsguasAsA sss lsnA
Where aen aaA wo0es 20 enviFeos4
COSTUME to dwell.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
0A400Y ouoDD

4 .s.sss II hdiss sstAsssA ss ths
hsas e ~. Z. d. HanassA hst
TasrsAay sAd gave her . ittss ear.
Psiss. LaseA wss served ed saeA lady
ssasassesa Mr.. HsnnsaA With . lit.
~ pssssst.
= 0srtruAs Htewss, whs vas injsnsA
wAiis paaying baskstball, b ss.evhss
improved st tais writing.
Mr. II. L. Brewer is Visiting rsls.
tivss in Dsavse.
Nh. Lively sd daughter, Miss Bss:.
aiss, 1t Ivaahss sPsnk . few days tAis
wssk visatiag ed time friesAs.
M. 80 Nm. T. q wllsss, wAs ves,
eallsd T. vifgiaia - aeeeank Il ~
ssfisss illas. Il Mr.. WiIssais nathsr,
.se expected hone The last 4 this
wssk.
Last Wednesday evening Aesaa.es
J. 1. Nay, W. H. Hoso, C. g. Green
and A. g. Appleby entertained At
Hughes' hall, five hundred being the
game Of the evening. Mrs. L. c. Soner-
vile won ladies' first prize, a beau
tiful water color picture. Mrs. Claude
Harris won second prize, = deck Of
cards, and Mrs. Rose an apron IS
"booby." Roy Brewer won gentle
mems first prize, . handsome sofa pill
low; Mr.. Mitchell won sseond prise, =
deck Of cards, a.d Rollie lake wo. tAs
"bsoby" prize, . handkerchief. All
~ . July god tine a.A tAs lsseA
Was slepnE. All left At laSs hssr
fsr sksir respective hs0ss. he hdiss
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20

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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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A9so 1AaaBd sises ks~sah.s, lsiA. fAs
- Osssn0sst rePpst sAsUs Dssvss's
fasgunO ee,s00 cigar fer tAs year saA
~ G1n1s $4,000 i.erea.e, essaGin9 ths
looAAoo tAat tho closed friniAaA fse-
eoetso <sasasd o. seess.a of ths es,l
aoss1pD vssA kave pssAuosd, Will ~
0o1no - q the 81 shsvsd very heavy
h = . sAall matter to s.sh iDAiviAu-
Il - ~ state, but if dollar per week
~ ls9ily vss t.r.ed back our way
hsw nay more men could be pst tn
Wssks 4 10 the object Of this Publiei-
y Osooittes 10 educate the pespls 70
iaaist uPsa our own products frsa the
osssaAs9s. Jobbers in outside ns.s-
6as4Woa canned goods already fiad
~ Csasesds merchant hesitakes 20
sesek - o. his goods a.d the saae IL
~ - stAss li.es. This "sloes." .p-
plies also to all kinds Of investuents,
b lasAa, nsrtgages, stoeks Or besds.
Keep year money in Colorado. Buy
ssly Colorado stocks, bonds, mortgages
- knAs. Faith in our own securities,
80 SwD farms or other e.terpsisss aot
saly makes our own holdings move val
sahls, bst induces the thousands Who
hso ssW coming this way With 0se4y
= Say With US and will told ths tsur-
~ hsss lsaser.
Bvesy naa and WOMAN in CssssoAe
saa e9ssa = -sssist this eeastruetivs
oevsossG Il ~ "Exehanss" Il they
wsala ~ that in every letter ssst ost
oeoe Osass1As literature vas saelsssA,
sslsssAly tAst Of ysns owa city y
ssasty, plenty Of which can siways -
- ~ ~ skiing, - ewes asvsPaPsf
saipQ1a0A asA At the zane ti.s ssp-
paas4 Z By . esod word i. ~ lsttsf.
~ lsysl Cslifor,ia PssP's are h
sSsssvsa By tAs postcards - 0thss Pie-
sas1D e tAsis saa*e In svesy Isttsr ~
S1aveA fssa them. WY eant ~ -
= Ao1nl - ear ststsf YAs Publicity
Osoai11ss have now - IL pres .
saaeAsss sAvertiiAg Dsavsr.. Il win
. - h few Ays. Il win - frss
= svssys>dy. NJ es3aittss sslasvs
IN llassuears \ ~ s.tsss shsslA ~
Ilsss h, seasr y AAis Sls,hess stssts.
Al yoss broker - nay 4 ;seiS sss'-
,uittee for WHIST ~ can distfibste.
1t pssple ssiei1s II Denves realize
that this is . campaign for all Colo
rsAe and II is % In earnest. Write the
Csaoittee" At l74s Cali
1se,ia street, Dsavsr, and let them
Know that you are with them or give
them . sasgestiea aad . good word'
TIE wonder 10 Asw can they AFFORD to
do this! CAa Il be possible that the
Exchange is part owner In the IA
nous "Cressoa Aiasi" It would cer'
taialy appear - si.ee the average cost
of one months aAvsFtisiag in city
tAs sixe Of Daavse y about $500 4
north for jss& sss card. This will
Asap you - ~ . snaa PAT Of what
ID bsisg Aoas.Av ~ "PsS&esy coa'
nittss" fse OsassaAs. We sss ssrs
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
aaAp0 ooDooG NUWs
wallace Ravies, Editor.

wallace 8owtoe, 6dttoS.
In The basketball eaAe between tie
eightA grade s.A the FrssAnsa lass
week ~ eighth grade overwhelmed IL
Fr..Aies By tie seess Il ~ = II Al
the very beginning st ths sa.s nssg-
las Crsss, s.s sf tAs Fssshis gsasAs,
spraissl his saks s.A Hah CsssAss.
. sepAsasrs, vss pat in. ~ hsshsss
oaAs - ~ sigstA srs1s we're sssaay
divided between Lssss, Aslsby 80
Wilsea. Ovsreosfiasses sad i.saPsssss
playing lsst ~ ssas. n hsssP'-
HlaAeA 0ssAs-Hary HaisAy, a.,
Dssly Lassr, NJ; Aiiy Wilssa, Ell
nsyl NsKsa.a, ~; Miltsa Dssn, y.
Ftsshise-LesesFl TAFT, H. JsAa
brsse, n; Lsss ssavasta.aa, d,
Tssy 0saaagss's. ss., nssi CsssAaa'
&. 80 @ s
1. ~ firs Arill TsssAAy ~ P.psh
vsr, an sst In lsss tAaa fifty sssssS%
fSSs - ths beaE tins ~ Aavs 0aAs
|yst
o(f. UD4sEwssa' PoaA . WY aeesesss-
ling "Hnssls Anaivsssasy eessy" -
|HAs pupisB sf ~ ssvsstA 80 si0htA
szsAs, ~ wssk
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tvss. ~ ssvsssA asd sisAtA s'sAss
tAe eighth srsAs asaia ~ss, ssses q
10 s. Ose Of IL bseAssss q ~ 0ans
Was ~ playing Il Jsssstss smith ssf
~ eighth graAess. eAs tArsw eight
baskets. Referee, SAunats.
Miss Ciantoa reports her elassss u
music and art - doing we'll. Several
good painting have beea turned os'
i. The spper grsdes.
A series Of five games IL being
played BY the Freshmen ssd The
Eigata grade for the basketball eAsn
pionship. 30 far saeA tsaa Aas woa Z
game. The first gans was wsA By the
HsA&h, score S<l3. rAs ssee.d gam
HfsaeA, seess S4-l3. Aftse Aaea
fiahG ~ Fssshosa hnally s.ssssasl
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20

and DonaAue was fise. That y tAs ~
Post givea by all Who attended.
.Fank Doll returned frea Dsoves
fsssAay.
M. Frsaeh Of Giesvssl spsst . 1s~
days with his frisal, W. La.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
Jus1Icx 10 1HS DgHoe

ii was long tine in coming -
NV that il has aaived it finds -
rs.e the a.-idian o. life Ard . vis.,r
Of hope deferred which maketh ~
heart unwell. Blush! Aye, for vsRy
pride we blush-not for shame-as -
read from the Santa Fe New Aexisaa
this tribute to oue modest worth:
"He's nothin' but an editor,n I
hoard . fellsw say, abiding 70 .
citizen who passed aleag tAs way.
fAs aging saak isto ~ ~
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ssosA iass seaG:
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20

(Dy - Cas6esfyl
Hes posed e tAss great beysads
Tsey sey Ne kssw not whess,
r. make ~ Asae with Jesus,
From this wssid Of toll and eoso.
Wen ~iss you. Andrew, frea -,
1idst;
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And Ged, in al His AslinssA '.'
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-20
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-22
Fourteen Months Research and
Experiment Work Finally
Brings Success
lBy Associated Press. J

PARIS, France. DIR. Alexis Carrel
and DIR. Henry M. Dakin in maiing
their discovery Of the new antisentic
for gunshot wounds carried on the
work with artillery fire sounding al.
most constantly. Several houses near
the chemical laboratory of the Rookie.
Teller Foundation at Compeigne were
struck by the huge AZ centimeter
shells. However, Dr. Carrel has con-
tinued on duty In his laboratory with
out permitting his researches to be
interrupted.
The antiseptic is the result of eight
months OF experimental study in the
laboratory and Of six months test in
various French military hospitals. Az
II has met the required tests, It Is ex-
pected that the antiseptic will be used
on a large scale by the surgeons Of
the French army. In connection with
q statement concerning the new quail
ties of the antiseptic, DR.. Carrel said
that while there had been surpris
ing lack of epidemic diseases this
past summer in the trenches, the
greatest medical need Of the war was
an antiseptic which might be used i'm,
mediately after a soldier had been
wounded IN. order to prevent the fright
fully rapid infection which sets in at
the early stage of the wounds He
explained II was not wounds but In
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ARMY NOTES

Friday was the date of retire.
ment for age of MaJ.gen. William
Harding Carter, who recently rein.
pushed command of the Hawaiian De.
partment to Brig.-gen. John P. Wiser.
Gen. Carter and Mrs. Carter are en-
route to Washington, where they have
their own home and where they will
live in the future.
- -
A number of cavalry officers to fill
vacancies left by the transfer to the
mainland of officers of the 4th Caval-
ry, will probably be ordered here soon,
and the 4th is interested in learning
who the officers are. The same thing
applies to the 25th Infantry. which is
to lose q number Of officers January
l3, the same date that the officers of
the 4th Cavalry 60 back. So far no
orders have been received here re.
garding officers for the two regi.
ments.
The board appointed for the classifi-
cation of gunners in the 1st Field Ar
tillery met Wednesday at 10 o'cloce
pursuant to general orders. The Off.
GERS on the board for the examination
of non-commissioned officers, mounted
orderlies and Headquarters Depart
ment were Capt Pelham D. Glassford
LIST Field Artillery; LIST Lieut.. William
H. Dodds, Jr.. 1st Field Artillery: End
Lieut.. Louis A. Beard, 1st Field Ar
tillery.
For the examination of the LIST Bat
talian-Maj. william B. Cruikshank.
lst Field Artillery: Capt. Charles j..
Ferris, LIST Field Artillery: Capt. Hen
ry S. kilbourne, Jr.. 1st Field Artil-
lery
For the examination of the End Bat
talion-Mai. Tieman ". Horn. LIST
Field Artillery: Capt. Charles Lloyd
LIST Field Artillery; Capt Arthur F.
Cassels, 1st Field Artillery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-22
ALEXIS CARREL PERFECTS new
ANTISEPTICFORDEEP WOUNDS

lection, caused through the carrying
of soiled bits of clothing into wounis
by proiectiles. that brought about the
majority OF deaths. He said that On
tiseptics heretofore known. while
often good for external use, were MT
effective for washing deem wnnnds
where the infection was most violent
During the later work on tire netv
antiseptic, Drs. Carrel and Dakin laid
down the general principle that
neither antiseptic powders nor anti
spetics dissolved in oils or yaseIinn
should he used, but that an antiseptic
should be applied in liquid form.
The new antiseptic. which is based
on hypochlorite of soda with its irri
tating properties nentralized by tho
use of carbonate of lime and borfc
acid, may be left week on wotinr
without any Inconvenience. The anti
septic Is prepared bv the decomposi
ton of ehiorite of lime with a soig.
tion of carbonate Of soda, filtered, and
then boric acid added. This final so.
luton of the antiseptic should not BIZ
kept more than a week. nor should II
ever be injected into the veins. By
the use of alcohol. solution may be
obtained that remains efficient for at,
least month. Such solution has
already been placed at the disposition
of Paris surgeons.
The antiseptic was found to destroy
gangrene tissues. 1t also possesses
the quality of arresting blood fow in
a limitable measure In practical hos
pital work the antiseptic developed re-
markable strength.
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ort SldferNotes

Special Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, Nov. 22.-First
Lieut. Joseph A. McAndrew, End In
fantry, battalion adjutant, has been
relieved as battalion adjutant of the
End Battalion, and LIST Lieut. Lloyd
R. Friedendall has been appointed
battalion adjutant and assigned to the
End Battalion.
An examination was held during the
past week in the post library for the
graduating class of the school for ba.
kers and cooks. In the bakers class
Pvts. Coley w. Stafford, Company l..
25th Infantry, and Joseph Greebner
Troop L, 4th Cavalry, were the prize
winners, and each received a fiye-dol
lar gold piece. In the class for cooks
the prize winners were Pvts. William
Fox, Company L. 25th infantry, and
James K. Tuper, Troop F. 4th Cavalry.
first prize: each received IS. Pvt 10
seph NJ. PoDe, 55th Company, C. A..C..
won second prize and received $3.50
- - !
Fort Shafter has a new quarter.
master, as Capt Ohio B. Rosenbaum
End Infantry, was manchued on Sat.
urday, and in accordance with the reg
ulations was returned to duty with 9
company. Capt. Rosenbaum has beer
the End Infantry and post quartermas
ter for the past year and half Cant
Alden C. Knowles is the newly
appointed quartermaster. Capt. Ro.
senbaum has also been relieved as no,
lice and prison officer. and Cant
Knowles has been detailed in his
stead.
- - .... ~.
Col Walter H. .Chatfield, End lnfan-
try. who arrived on Thursday from
Panama has taken command of the
post, relieving Lieut.-col. B. w. Akin.
son. COL Atkinson has been in com
mand at Fort Shafter since the de
parture of Col. French last Septem
Der. .s.... <..
A new special court martial ha7
been appointed to meet at the fort
today at p. m or as soon thereafter
as practicable. Maj. William R. Dash