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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
SefaHntinad,una.

glfe Nttieninbaber Der @eifphalia
Canning gp.:.finb hternii freunblihf
eriuht ibre diieiiemeuts ihr bic nod
rad sdnbiaeu ShuIben Der aepsuuten
SeielIihoit iobolb oIs mD su
beSohlen uno neitae llnq In ,u
perhdten. Tas geIb iaun ttueber
an Der gani Of s9eitpbnlia Sber on
osr Sarmers & Werhnnts Bant BON
@eiiptnlin eutridltet iperben. Ia bic
beioatc Gcmpnenie nid,t iniprpnrirt
mar. 10 iiub unter ben @eieeen bes
Staates Miiiouri alle Nt,ierinbober
wie ieber Ginselne iusbei1nbere inr
bic rldiidnoiaen Stulben hoitbar.
Bur TeduHa Der Shulo.n bebari es
Der 3ulaae zines Dollars aui ieoe
aitie.
Tns Tireitorium Der @eftphaIia
Canning Go.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Ter iauaile aIadlid,e gapa ir

Ter ianaie aIh6fiAe gopa ir
unierer Stnbt III felt Tienstna Wadl
! mitsaa 8 litr uHier geihdiismas
oerr 1eo' %. @erner ee,H Ct,
6c,ples ein irdftiaes Sotu6eH tbe'
ildne gtammbaIter ipoa ihun it
/ gfune) ins 6aus bradlte. Tns
8etisbtatt gratulirt ben Glteru redl
ter,lih auf ben erieebcrMeH! !
-ani cine Tepeide bin. bic timer
uon oer idmereH Rrnufheit ber Rnt,
berihtete. famen In tebter Rp6e BIZ
6rdulein Rarie 2ouiie. Sulia tint
Sohn T.unb gbnnrb Gpuies Hne BIZ
Satin bes eriieren 6errn nah Saafi
drl. Sulia. bic In ct. 2puis beiud,.
te iinb gouaro. Der bort iiG fiir boz
eleftriide Snaenie.sfod, ausbilbet.
tuerben bic 81 SfluB ber Shulfe.
rien I'm glternhauie prble.ben.
--am ndditen Tpnnerstaa ben
"a. yum mtro IN sJettertpn Gitt1 Der
Wrunoitein bes neuen aapitpis unter
ben durpieieu Der dreimairer aeleat
ipsrben. Ter Grubmeiher Z. %.
Cotton, Suoerneur sRaiur uno Or.
@upereur Sablep iuerbeu Rebsn
halteu. Mtr beiGeimaen hermit
oieLioebeH rrsaltene Glniabuna. bea
IueuH ben mbalid, mir land, tsplas
leiiieu iuerben.
-Stcn bat man nit Der @ei,en,
srute beaonnen. bod bdlt Der uisle
Renen suriid. bd ber 5armsr bes
Siuoer uiGt aui ben einaemeid,ter
Sooen beuaten tanu. 60 Id,eint ben
Seaenwetters tein Gnbe netmen ,u
lpollen uHb ipie iesi bic SusIid,ten
iino. iperben pieie Der it6nen Gelb.
lrahte auf benz 2anbe perberben.
Tod nad Resen fuIat SonnenId,eln
nnb co uirb auf einmal tpubl SON.
renihein bleiben.
Grnte @ttsiep BON $500 aui
mdrts bel SUE Seueuep.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17

Rad i6Haerem 2eiben an eiHsnl
nnhetibaren Naaenilbsl perharb anl
TsMerstaa ben 10. SAM 6 lihs
abenbs iuuhlporbersitet foe bic Heiis
In bic Guiaieit. osr Soiepb o.
Npriefb,
Ter Heritorbene erblidte bns eidIt
ber @eh ~ Nohbolte. Teutihlanb.
dn 10. Suii ls42. Gls annbe per
9 Sahren tam e. NIT ben Gltern unb
alteren @eInuilern I'm Sabre 1851
mad anie rita. 6ier half sr als CT Der
Shule ent!aiisn. ben Gltern In Der
Seuirthidaaftnna ber Garm aui
Der er iein 2eben lang idaifte unb
auf Der CT itnrb unb bic mad, ber Gl.
tern lobe &C abernpmmen. Turdi
5leiB unb @eihid In Der 9nnowirth'
ihait brahie &c % su @obfiianb.
ipuoon 3enanib bic Neiibens. mie
pohl feline idbonere auf elmer 5orm
I'm Staote. bic er Dor mebr aTs 25
Sahren erbante. Or biente Der Union
I'm Sdraeririea: unb suar I'm 10.
Riiiuuri gnualrie Reaimente.
Vim 20. September 1888 flhrte CT
oIs feline Satin 5rl. Gliiabeth
Bpdpintel bic nun I'M ben Be riior
benen @atten trnuernbe sum dltars.
Ten Uanbniiie entIiprpiin 5 ain.
Der. udmlih 0rani, felt mebreren
Sabren aaiiierer elner Bani In
@eilsUille. Wo.. Waaria istt Sd,ue.
iter W. 1barsiRa TIM Wotre Tams
Crbeu unb tbdtia In ibrem 8srnie In
SelIeuille. Sll,. unb Geura. wel'
der Der Butter oabeim In Der Ye.
mirthihaftuna Der Gcrm behiiflih.
auber bieien lbsriebsn ben geriipr.
benenen bic geiduifier aatbarina
Rittwe Senrp abrian, Giiiabctb
6ran 9oiepb Hlasmeper babier.
Naria frau Gonrab Grnit In ct.
aouis. anna 5rau auauit gerteIs
unb 2herefia 5rnu 5rib Cligid,Iaeaer
In @artinsbura Ro.. mububaft.
Tie iroiihen llebeu efe bee geritur.
beuen tuurben ont Snmstaa Roraen
mad einem Reauiemamte nnb Gin.
ieanuua Ia Der airbe unter aruber
Setbeilieuus orf biefaem tatb. Got.
tesader sur letteu Rube aebettet.
CT rube In 5riebeul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
S't arsutbcit eme Sinsey
= III Tr. 6. 8. Sieiemeper pun
'ots Rill. beiauo fh eiuiae Ia.
6 lesteu @ode bier aui Yeiuh
Reifsuiier

Scuu nldlt. IN 60 9oshsh aront.
heiten uno bic Deilmittel 40 peruar.;
lafhaen. es III boshaft 2ebertrant.
heiten. aopfitmers. llnperbaulid,.
teit. Seritopfnna su ertraaen mo al.
ne Toft Tu.gp.2ar linoernb ,uirtt.
Yo'Tp.enr IN Hpbppbalin (Iaiap.
ieD. ohne Crana. es befebt bic Sc.
Der. uernehrt ben NbiluB Der Sale
Der Hntur Geaenpift In ben Gin.
aeiueieeu. gnrr Nartieibiaieit unb
aroere uebeI idfuinoen ilber Wad,t,
ba xo.Tp.eaf berRatur hiift bic ilr.
iodse entiernen. 6oirt beute eine
Nloide uon enrcm Npottefes. @erbei
lberuaat prH !eHrer esrieibialsit
irti. tAns.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Cine 3 rameifdbahteI fir 25e.

Sn bieier shnhtel babt ihr eir
ausseseidneta Rittef aeeen 3obu
idmersen. Hneffhunscz. Seri.auh.
uuaeu. heifen Raden. 2ndenidmers
9euralain, Ibeumatismus unb iiil
faf alle gebiriuiiie. Cine a5e,
Slaide Slcan's qininfeut beicrats
allie - uHb bos tueil bisie llebci nu,
Spnttome. nitht arontheiten Snb mt
ourh 1lutauhiufuna uno Gntshu,
ouns perurind,t. &euu ibr sipetieit.
irnaet isne bic StpuH's Ointment ee,
braufeH. ooet beiier. tauft cine 25t
6laihe uuo beipeiiet es. alIe Npu,
tbeter. (dsu.l
Baff, G.Es Ri3s Eiss oli IN.
keinsi Httis On
aisbs uns lung, Ralsa Fsb Nias
- obss ni4t large.
e man&s .iuws misipt' IN alter
aIs man% .alss Sunsfer'.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
aSeroaaiidfeif Z. 0erilsvinse.

80, st,ua fiini Satren. natbem
Id, mebrere Sabre uhne rt,uas ,ras
lineerte Al fiuotn. beaann Id, ghnmr
berlain's sabietru su aebraadvr.
9oamberIniu . labieten hdi:en mts
irirrt nrb nadl Nebrauta eiriars
@ed,en mar id pos nieinem eeihrn
neheiit.' idirebt draa 1aria q. Rs,
Ru:ien. s'helps. v. n. Usrlaaii
tst e'Ien paneisrs. lNsp.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Tcif.

Gie ecbr. shmio, non Ciaat
@cno Iitseu iil Lirr ant :sonntaa
ppn rr, 2aetlemcprr ibrc ,}ahUe re
poricrrr.
ccrr ttrant Sdlwares ann Siennn
tclltltt tier ben StirIbruher Sicph,
an gscrid,ui ipie nac1 oic Niuttcr uni
rodlte laaIeidl ben bpdu. &nts,
Suaet ,ur ArSbi!ie ON &atrcnSiea:
git hicrbsr.
Oerr prurp S,tlauueder bon sseh
phnlia brahte am Spantaa Wirhnit
tao een k0hp Batter 2iepenbtpr.
IN Seehpaiin. her hcim %a.rouS
ieN; dastali. Ia isinrm allVmpbils
aisrher.
fran Better Sd,neiber une ainoe,
ocs st. eouis. neiltu snr ,,eit bier
aGi S;iu b bsi SIteru un0 lsrp6s,tsrn
csrrr ruS 6rnu Serne,o Werten.
s'ei benz ON aRpntaa bier &C gier.
ten &atrunsfefe unierer esemsinSs
macen b,e iolaenisi Srieiier Der
Andharaemeino'n anweienS: s,su.
IN Tiepenbrpd npu @ehpbolia.
Reu. saper uon Siaae Seno. %sn.
&npien ppu Srnuis. Seo. SuaeI rpn
Sisnnn SEQ. Sdhm!bt puu 5aos uns
Rru. ysiaaer upr aprIhtpun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17

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VII Wses ssus e
- sea. % 80 a.fs ssihH HnS
nssdsas. erFnsEiets nbeesaenss \
saozssn nse ensaf esesyst sis oa1Rsp
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ssss - 1sfssssneess. Nssls cara y
sssoiie ~ G.<nn sasssss sn = iesy
Ssssa neha h1aa. 10 csrHsey
ssssisnssr Szssssss. Ssaf g|riI<s -
eoHHfsiss szs ssd Akiiea ssa GisutssE
6ul an sss sEt<ssn osmr ~ 5arm. "a
liAs frrie 3sitsSiefrrxza ne su4 Ide.
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pa Aaa.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17

Ten apvrtit su e<rtriirrn une bic
Sereonuna ~ Aarsts erriudt sinias
Tpien een 0eamherioin.s 7ohietsa.
oerr Z. 4. erit. 3erpit. Midl..
iaat: Ste hsiiten uie,sea Nppe.,i.
nenH ihledA. pieecr her. b<irsiirn
usin epu bidhrrhyutsrfntl ume mad
tsn eas Sbiahrsn ieid,.- SsssaaIi
- aiis psssieu. lsR,l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
slHr cine sans snfriesen,tsueue.

Sd babe Derfdiebene golie nnb
Tiarrhoea Rittel neriuft. nber oas
einsiae. oas poIliidnbia sufrieben.
ittllte uno midl. nls ID, Tilt. heiIte.
IN Ghamberiain's goiie une Tinrr.
hcea aeneou. Sd tupiehls 60 30
ieoer Seit meineH 9wnnoen- id,uibt
z. ". @dtlcwon. Stetpart. o. g.
bel alien Sdnbfen. t0ns.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Sartieibigteit liria6De pieler iiebel

NaaebGuiter llurntb in euren 80
5ub @ebirmen oeruriadt Giusana
urn @iiten. lit dieber suadnalih.
rbrt bic &erbnuuua. Shr iubt @nis
AMI. iihlt teilenimt uuo rei,bor. ian
uupiiIia. CIR ieio cs niht-es III
eucr Sciinoeu. Gutisru. bic len Oifti
acn llnrnth iuhcm ibr cine pocr smci
ron IT. 9iuo's Eelp Qiic Tuls am
ntca1 netme,. 6reu' cuh leidtru
uro ireicn Stubloarna mprnruS -ibr
iublt Santbar. oolct zine Crpinnnt
6Inihe 81 @,IIcn rrthalieuo. ucn Gu.
REM apptbctcr inr CSC. (an,.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Ya NaraaiuSreiien

III rer,auien: eine I. Sierbsfrait
.Rodicre Soiplin enainr. sarcntsrt
II asi als rrn ~ ieln. Gin so. Z
Cssarai greamieperatsr init s ea;.
eliaen Nnhneonnt. anh eiHiacn
aaunerahi iebr billia.
>. >. satpesrs. 9
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17
Sa serfaMiu.

.SelIepille Seperatcr- nit %
abIIieen Gpllnber. .Selfiesbsr-. ese'
treioepaaae uub Sader. Gut pit
neu unb ,uenia beuutt. Gin Bar
aniH tueuH aleidl pertauft.
6enrp e. . heppers
@ehpbalin. @r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-17

we fs er-ttlhe ism
0I.e. ScinSeit, use
rrs ca&sesestnrtsm Sea
r.ac n eeTsaHicu n.
ID Nr Gurne. naruzs
Nr Ssrfasri e;ries Si>rrs
kricnisen eler arscrez
ScCten nm eieIe RiEips
ssR Sieitaea Sh<firifIi
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-03
FATHER vAUeHAN's WORKS.

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works of the lamented Father
Vaughan will prove blessing to you
help you to read Alright the some
times too difficult lesson of life slim
u1ate you to earnest endeavor, never
to say 'die" while fighting chance
remained.
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Lover of Humanity,-the World S
Friend.
Perhaps no other orator enjoyed a
greater popularity with America s
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Vaughan. His plays, poems, sermons,
lectures and dissertations, have all
the fire of his magnetic personality
Father Vaughan's complete works
comprise two large volumes, beauti-
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school, and at some time during the
to address the advanced grades on.
the, advisability of their continuing
their studies to the high school, the.
college and the university. The pas
tor has no animosity against the col
lege professor. On the contrary he as
sumes that there is a common cause
in which both are vitality concerned.
He assumes further that he is more
concerned than anyone else, because
while his immediate educational field
is the parochial school, he is supreme
" anxious that there will come back.
| to him as large a percentage of the
best fruits of education as the college
or university can furnish. He knows
| the value of the educated layman.
In the last analysis, the pastor deals
both with the raw material and the
| finished product. On the other hand,
higher education needs the parochial
school. There should, therefore, be
generous emulation one of the other,
pastor and professor to reach out the
hand of sympathy and help. Thus
will there be mutual understanding
without any alloy of recrimination
that one is altogether theoretical and
the other too slavishly practical.
1t was, said on the occasion of a
celebrated naval controversy, that
there were enough honors to go
around" The same statement may
well be, repeated in connection with
our educational situation. 1t is the
desire and intention of all, that the
Catholic educational system shall re-
tain the strength that it has already
acquired and that it shall advance to
the highest planes of efficiency. In
the accomplishment of this end, every
worker will find full task for his
hands and each shall receive his just
1 measure Of credit. 1t should not be
necessary to appeal for harmony and
general cooperation, where all are
fmbued with the same love of Mother
Church and where all have in view
not the mere ascendancy in a particu-
liar branch or field but the advance
ment of religious and social welfare.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-03
christian DOCTRINE FOR
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
SUMMARY OF A PAPER READ BY
REVEREND w. L. coSTELLo OF
CHARLESTON, ILL.

1t is estimated that hall our Catho-
lie children of primary school age, six
to fourteen years, are either attend
ing the public schools or out of school.
To instruct these in their faith and
save them for God and the church,
various agencies are at work. Indivi-
duals, parish societies, pastors are
doing the bulk of this instruction while
in a few cases diocesan societies are
organized for this purpose.
In New York the Theta ri Alpha
chapter of the United Catholic Works
establishes afternoon centers for cate
chism teaching, gets together the chill
dren and secures a sufficient number
of teachers and endeavors to compile
a census. of Catholic children and
Catholic teachers in the public schools.
At present, nearly sixty public schools
and two thousand teachers are taking
active interest in this matter. The
work is, done outside of school hours
and away from school premises but
has the sympathy of the public school
authorities. Instruction is given after
school one or two days in the week.
The Catholic Instruction League OF
Chicago is doing similar work among
public school pupils and uses not only
public school teachers but all others
who are willing and competent. 1t
aims to establish Catechism centers
universally and has branches in other
cities. The pastor is always the head
of the local center. The instructions
are usually given after school hours
on week days.
In. Pittsburgh the Missionary Contra
ternity of Christian Doctrine sends its
members into the mining towns and
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reproducing settlements to teach
catechism on Sundays.
In the few years since these socie-
ties were established much good has
been done not only in saving the
school children but also in reaching
older children who had been neglected
and in getting the parents to be more
diligent in their religious duties.
1t seems also to be true that organi-
cation has been able to do much that
individual effort had been incapable Of,
and it may be that organized effort,
diocesan. or national, is the best means
of securing the religious instruction
Of those children not reached by the
parochial school.
What general features should any
plan of taking care of these children
embrace? Many of them are Of par
.ents who do not speak English, but
in their instruction, English must be
used. 1t is the most general language
of the confessional, the pulpit and
Catholic literature. Competent teach
ers are essential. Zeal and knowledge,
sympathy and understanding, correct
methods of teaching must be insisted
on, and hence teachers must be train
ed for the work. The teachers model
must be He Who said, Suffer little
children to come unto me" and the
teacher must recognize the dignity
and Importance Of teaching catechism.
The aim must be a practical working
knowledge of Catholic faith and moral
ity and not the mere memorizing of
the catechism. The most successful
work is done by the teacher who
understands the danger surrounding
her pupils and enables them to guard
against these dangers. The priest is
the heart and soul of this work. He
secures a sufficient number of teach
ers and prepares them, appoints time
and place for the classes, encourages
by his presence, teaches all he can.
He sees that no child under his care
is without instruction and opportunity
to prepare for the sacraments at the
proper time. Without his continual
attention the work can only be partial.
ly successful.
70
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-01
KILLS BACILLUS or TYPHOID
Vinegar Has Been Definitely Ascer-
tanned to Be Destroyer Of the
Dangerous Germs.

Doctors Loir and Legagneux Of Paris
have been testing vinegar as de-
stroyer of the germs of typhoid fever.
That they are killed by a mixture OF
wine and water in equal parts has long
been known. These investigators
prove now that 20 grams Of vinegar to
liter of water kill the typhoid bacil-
lus in an hour and five minutes.
From this" writes the Paris CORE
spondent of the Lancet, "a practical in
ference may be drawn concerning sal
ads. After washing the salad as usu-
al, detaching each leaf, it should be
put into water acidulated with ten
grspir % vinegar to the liter and re-
main immersed in this liquid for about
an hour and quarter. All vegetables
ordinarily eaten uncooked may be sub
jected without any inconvenience to
the same process"
A liter is equivalent to about
quart. and ten grams are equivalent to
about third Of an ounce. So, If let
tuce or other greens for salad be
placed in water to which about one
third of an ounce OF vinegar has been
added and be left for an hour and
quarter, all danger of typhoid fever
viii be removed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-01
osTIA ONCE WAS BUSY CITY
Excavations Of Roman Seaport Show'
Evidence Of Its Former CONNER
cial Importance.

american in their straightness and
regularity" is one description OF the
streets of Ostia, the old port Of Rome
1t the mouth of the Tiber, once busy
city, now dead and forgotten by all
but the archeologists.
The place is, in its way, as interest
Ing as Pompeii. The latter was an
upper middle class watering place,
while Herculaneum was a Roman
Newport. But Ostia was an ordinary
Roman business seaport and city, and
the discoveries just made there enable
one to reconstruct the life of busy
Imperial center of 1000 years ago.
The work that has been accom-
plished enables the visitor to realize
as never before the life lived by the
energetic commercial people who in
habited the seaport of the Eternal
City, and gives clear idea OF the
kind of town it was. There are traces
Of five or six bathing establishments
In Ostia. The chief baths, which are
to the north of the street called the
Val del Vigil, with their large palaes-
ira or place for exercise. take up q
whole block, and there are to be found
splendid mosaics of the second CEN
tury, that representing Neptune driv-
Ing four water horses being perhaps
the finest of the kind known, while
even the room which is supposed to
have been the porters lodge has a
good mosaic pavement in an Egyptian
design.
The shops, fountains and porticos
bordering the streets of old Ostia
which have been brought to light in
the recent excavations complete the
picture and make US realize that life
was not so very different in the far
away past from what 1t is today in
many an Italian town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-01
EXPRESS PAckAcErTEs.

Bill Collectors Invasion.

Bill Collectors Invasion.
own am man of peace
And pray that soon ali strife may
cease,
But worse than war with all it's ills
Those fellows with their pesky bills.
Cheer up. II may be dry enough
before the summer is over.
ST Simp says he notices that spring
chickens are always larger If you let
them grow longer.
Also. it is possible that the masto-
don was trying to dig its way out to
take swim in Billy's natatorium.
But it hasn't quite reached the point
where it is necessary for Uncle Sam
to worry over the high cost of muni-
tions.
We wouldn't have any trouble at all
with the bill collectors If resolutions
to economize next month would sat
isfy them.
If the City Leaguers will take a tip
from us they will let the Washita
Tigers alone 1t is rumored that those
boys play ball.
Another alarming feature of the sit
uation is. if se worst comes and we
have to iigl Germany it may break
up the CITY League.
The Oilers are pretty fair players
but they ought to be careful not to get
out of their class and go up against a
team like the Washita Tigers.
Personally, the Packagetter would
prefer to pair with some pesky war
rior on the other side of the pond in
stead of proceeding to the war zone.
In replying to the American note,
Germany hints that she wants to clear
up possible Misunderstanding. Per
haps and also possibly SO Misunder.
standing" is good word.
Somebody has figured out that 1t
costs exactly two million dollars an
hour to run the war We had calcu
lated that it was between thirty-four
and thirtyfive cents over that amount
but we back up on our igures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-01
Constipation Cured Overnight.

A small dose of Po.Do-Lax tonight
and you enjoy full, free, easy bowel
movement in the morning. No grip
ing. for Po-Do-Lax is Popophyllin MAY
Apple) without the grippe. Pc-do1.aN
corrects the cause of constipation by
arousing the liver, increasing tho flow
Of bile. Bile is natures antiseptic in
the bowels. With proper amount OF
bile. digestion in bowels perfect
No gas, no fermentation no constlpa-
tion. Don't be sick, nervous, irritable.
Get bottle Of Po-Do-Lax from your
druggist now and cure your constipa
tion overnight.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-01

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