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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15

low-F'irst nrize, Mrs. Alph Van Diem.
Best silk embroidered picture frame
First prize, Hannah McCombs, Niles
road.
Best pair embroidered pillows
First prize, Mrs. Alph Van Diem, Ro-
chester.
Best initiated napkins (not less
than six)-First prize, Mrs. Minnie 3.
Wolfe, LapOrte; second prize, Mrs.
Alph Fan Diem. Rochester.
Best embroidered monogram-F'irst
prize, Hannah McCombs, Niles road;
second prize. Mrs. Alph Van Diem, Ro-
chester
Best French and eyelet infants pill
low-F'irst prize, Hannah McCOm bs,
Niles road
Best French and eyelet pillow slips
First prize. Mrs. Minnie b. Wolfe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15

ton or a Baltimore doctor put up in
the form OF resinol ointment and resi-
mol soap. This proved SO remarka bly,
successful, that thousands OF other
physicians have prescribed il cor
stantly for over twenty years.
Resinol stops itching instantly. and
almost always heals the eruption
quickly and at little cost ResinOI
ointment and resinol soap can be
bought ct any druggist Write for free
samples, Dept. 3-R, Resinol, Balti-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
VEsUIIUs MORE TROUBLESOME

MALES, Sept. 15.-The activity or
Mount Vesuvius is steadily increasing.
Today huge jets OF red and yellow
flames were seen to arise from the
crater. together with dense volumes
OF smoke. Prayers have been ordered
in the churches OF Naples and sur
rounding towns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
NAVAL NAIL BAG LOST.

HAVANA. Sept. TO. = A mail bag
from Washington, consigned TO the
Guantanamo naval station, disap-
peared between the steamer and the
train. The government is investigat-
ing. Local newspapers state that ii
is feared the baggage was stolen by
German agents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15

The opening day of the Interstate
fair yesterday was a success from
every angle.
officials estimated last night that
more than $1,000 persons were on the
grounds during the afternoon and sew
eral thousand more were there last
night 10 witness the numerous at
fractions. The initial day of St. JO-
seph county's first fair in quarter
OF a century was not only a success
from an attendance standpoint but
the program Of races proved exciting
and interesting from start 20 finish.
in two events it being necessary to
run five heats. one of which Is as yet
undecided and must be run off this
afternoon.
$500 I'm Grandstand.
II is believed that there were at
least $500 persons i'm the big grand
stand. The crowd began arriving on
the grounds at noon and hocked
through the main entrance to the
park for three hours straight before
until 2.3O o'clock hundreds of people
moved in the line i'm front of the gate
and it was necessary to- send ticket
sellers through the crowd to insure
their getting into the park with dis
patch.
1t was urged by officials Of the Fair
association last night that persons
should buy their tickets at the down
town stands whenever possible II or
der to avoid the crowd at the gate
just preceding the races, particularly
for the events this afternoon and on
Thursday when IL is expected that ca
pacity exceeding crowds will be at
SpringbroOk park.
ThrOng Is Gay.
tt was a gay crowd that saw the
events of the first day The grand
stand was a mass of color for the
crowd was evenly balanced with men
and women. A concert was given by
a band during the entire afternoon
and between heats of the various
events a number of vaudeville acts
of merit were put on upon the plat
form which has been erected just west
OF the Judges stand and directly
across the track from the stadium.
For an eighth of a mile on each
side Of the grandstand the track fence
was lined with hundreds of people.
Nor did all OF the monster crowd
which attended the fair on the first
afternoon watch the races. The mid
way from the ball park TO the picnic
grounds in the amusement park was
thronged with people and the various
exhibits did a rushing business all day
long
As far as could he learned there
were no accidents of any kind To mar
the day with the possible exception
OF a couple OF cases of prostration.
There were a number of reports Of
lost children or missing parents, but
through the aid of the sub-pOlice de-
partment ut the grounds the families
were reunited within a short time.
Cases of piCsIpOcketing were reported
and il was believed last night that the
police had a line on the men who are
operating at the parks.
Parade at 1880 O'clock.
IL was ann-unced by Pres't Abe
Frank last night that the stock parade
preceding the races will start today
and each day hereafter this week at
1880 o'clock instead OF at / o'clock
as scheduled. lt was found yesterday
that by holding the parade so late the
racing program was interfered with
and every attempt is being made to
have the races over by o'clock.
Owing TO the unusual races yesterday
the events were not completed until
after o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
TALK on COMPULSORY SERVICE.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Premier As
quith in a letter TO Capt. Guest de-
clines TO receive deputation OF men,
bers urging compulsory service.
The letter states that the premier
will mike a statement in the house
of commons in due course.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15

be very careful.
There Is one meth
cd, however. that
you need never hest
tate 10 use, even on
q baby's tender skin
that is the Resi-
mol treatment. Resi-
81 q sha r.-aa.v-fr,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
AWARDS IN HARNESS
SECTION ARE MADE
Alex Wright OF south Bend Has the
Grand Champion
stallion.

Awards in the light harness section
of the horse exhibit department were
made Wednesday morning. William
Fleming OF Fort Wayne acted as Judge
and there was a good sized entry list
in which some of the finest stock on
the grounds competed Several South
Bend horses got i'm on the prizes. The
awards were as follows.
Stations
Four years old and OVer-First
Jerry Foley. Dowagiac. Mich; second.
G.. w Brown. South Bend; third, John
Vinegar. NIishawaka.
Three years old and under four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
CROWD Of $4,000
At OPENING DAY
Interstate Fair Grounds Crowd
ed TueSday-RaCeS Draw
Big Crowd,
FAIR FIGURES.

Estimated attendance during
morning and afternoon, $1,000.
Estimated night attendance, B.
600
Estimated spectators in grand
stand at races. $500.
Estimated attendance at races,
$500.
Value Of Tuesdays races, $1,000.
Number Of horses entered, 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
WANT MAN ADJUDGED SANE.

Elmer Z. Daicey has petitioned the
circuit court Wednesday morning to
have a trial in the case of Max Slam
berg. adjudged to be insance on Feb.
%. for the purpose Of having him
found to be again sane and of having
a guardianship terminated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15
Stations
Safe Home Remedy
for in-TrOubleS

Eczema, ringworm and other Itch
ing. burning skin erupuOns are so
easily made worse by improper treat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-15

NEW YORK - Miss Clementine
F'urRiss cut of her nephew and niece
in her will. leaving $1,000, 600 TO her
sitter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

modtc. SGttc Cir @Omoro er'V ~, s,.
oos miteetbeiIt, 0ann bate le'ls .s.,,1, IN
Sc rnm0glih cine friegslultiae S," 2s'i.
mung entfo6en f0nnen. glne $' Ne
ia6e, oie feitIteben0 1T, Dab ercQ VI
Gbre ser Station berpfGnOet p0s 4,
obne Dob iie oorum muBte, III, !, III
5ranfrcid ltno gfuBIouo in'S 8elD e.
oieben 10 ooB er nidt i'm Sl'c gr
mar, oie glelitralitdt @neluiOs ~ 81 4,
mGgung 8li 8ieben. So itallOys"r
0inge on 90. Syuli. 9elltl0r'r, r';r,
Bat nod Oieienl 8eitpunft allI isl.s .,,s.
ein5ige Sonolung mebr eiilll"D ~
eeiibt. dr
@oIf uidt gcrn faulpft, pelIa es.,,,,set s
8iel Oes Rrieges zines iOealVIn.,iI n.iIb
9lnfIuges entbebrt. Gie St
M3ail0 licferte oen SoealIsIl'Hs, 4.
oen iiioofrifanii6en arieg lllU'g giiS
Dem @olt Dorlog, es miiroen y r,rSc
ofrifa cnglii6e Srouen lnlo ~ St ssit
nit ser gtilpferoepeitihe trafilli, I Ss
oeu gegenpdrtigeu &ries lorSls Dnt is
9fegierung fir SoeaIismus, ll'Orr 'r~aS
uns meiBmohte, ooB mir Ole mir
bGngigfeit @elgiens beidlusc" o',,ub
oen. N1od 6eDor iiber Oielep ,nS
uuiere 0iegierung Geutid)lal.ntV'4 6ot
6ronfrei6 ouf Oen 3obn gelag!o6ior
te, ipuBte iie bel ibrer al'sgve 10
aenntniB ser miIitGriiden % Sus it
6cioen 2Gnoern Dab 6ral'llsss'S Slup
ser 2oge mar, cine befrieOIse',IOoS. OoS.dld
mort 81 ertbeilen, pogegeI
lon0 Oo5u nibt i'm StanOe lV'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09

Gas ean5e @aIOeebiet lit iuie auf
Ser @adt gegen BEN 6einO. Gie
9Gume i6auern inter Dem @ino,
man bort MIR ibr orobenoes Spre.
den. llnier Sdritt fIingt niht.
Gas 9liito trdet lins peiter unO
Die matten 2idter oes fernen @renS-
ortes i6einen mir frelinOlih no6
Dem 6robenoen 2au0. lln0 6od, ebeu
Oa mid W}iiOiefeit iAper iiberfdat,
on Die Serge grade nod 2idt fir oen
SdhBpuuft geben mil, fiible id,
OoB Oieier@eg Our6 ben moiuriiben
@aIo wie ein Ie6euoiges @rlebnis
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
Gtrife.O}QdlluebeIl.

9RooieDelt, 9&.Yv g. 9s,s;irulisr
~ Cine S6oor BON 6raileh ',mS od
beitte oie Gbore scr 2iebig' ,.ssS;inaa sS
g9iIliooms & Glarf al'''l'y neut
Sabrifen, no om 10. Sand; ';fie az
8e6n 9trifer Ourdl SiilfslQ'e1s'ten eP
idoIIen nuroen, uno peraDrelur u'rcniel
mer osborne. Dem Gbef'S ;Trui5
ser 2iebig'iden @erfc, ..lllil@'G;ouls lll'G y
GoOis, einem elerf Der ltG"Stig
@lort'lben 9lnlage, eIne eo,,I,iiiet'
Gra6t 9riigeI. Spe6Ial'F marah
sic acItern oereiOigt pOrOen us 'p Wy
6efrciten sic beioen Y3all'e' J
SGnoen ser @ntbenoen. ,.., Sdr
9ie 9(uSi6reitlrngcn pall1'I 'oIue SF
i6ren llrIprung, OoB eIl'oS r al q
@aanner fir $1.6O pro gas 6,op r Sc
beiten aufoneen poIlteF. % acr
strife uur Der sogc8IObn 'Si., ~ Sl
fen. Gie 6rouen perlpCllS,.slI pp,'araslI ~,
91anncr. ais iie 6eute 9YlSng1c YISSgnsc ~
glrbeit ainaen, llnO ulS 81 'ia oa
QaOis eridieuen itiir5fe'' ~
Oieielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
6uffnnna aaf 0iettlIIHD.,. Il...e

@uttc, N8onty s, 0yD sic q,
Bon fiinf @rubenorbeIlleel,"r,, ,or.Se','
SomItog 9(6cno in Der eos"c rcridD
ser ng(noconou Copper W: Oo:oidcf " Y,
tet luuroen, iino bier als S rSell. ey
Sic obcrfladc bcfarOcrt p@ror' mor oell'
Siinfte, 9aidorO 9aogerS' gine S',
W3orgeu nod om 2eben- olcrfc ill,s
tllngsmonnldoft lit an SsShluB a%
bofff, i'm nod Dor Goaes,'6 ?, 6eirrI' Z
ieiner fur6tboren sage .,,.', o. sll 0s. W
Oaoeers rief ieincn 9ietle.% 9i19.iSea eiil''
elm Sub swiitben 6elsli'''''
ihLniien lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
Sein 100. Mehnrtstag.

90 orion SSnoy s. 6cDV',i ,.eitltt
Soncs 0opis Sort, peldcr sS.ouc
in ser n6rienos" Stride III ,SsiriD
Goro ieineu 100. @eburtsao ssD
wuroe ourcb ben 9eiud lelllvs 1sit ieal
ues 2igc iiberuai6t, Ben er i" Gd
Sobren toot eeglar6t boile.: .:,,nSa
itop6er Sort, ser @ater oes E, %,~aiOim
jGbrigen, oiente nit @eorse ~0
ton I'M 9leOoliltiousfriege'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
@Orbercitmmeem fir S6aiu.4rusef.

9t eiD yorf, s. Sebruar. III
Gin @ertreter oes Establishments.
gureaus miro morgen Dor ser Sri.
niinal. 9lbt6eihng oes Suprem @e.
ri6ts erideinen uno oie g[ufIteIlung
elmer Spe5iul.2iite bon 200 @eldmo-
renen-Ganoiooten berlangen, aus
welden cine Surp fit Sen ProaeB ges
gen SorrD g. Ebop nusgclp1blt wer-
Sen ioG. 8efonntlid lit Sbom an.
gefloet iih Ser Geridp6rung 8peds
5l1@t aus Dem @lotteolpon 9li1l
iduloig senlaHt 6u Dobeu. Ger 9(n-
fang oeS 9ro6eiies lit ouf Sen 90.
Oieies WtonatS aneeiebt.
@S ipuroe beute ongetiin0iet, oaB
$r. 5ronf S.Goof, friiberer GiItrifts-
9lnpaIt bon Gobineton-GountD &C.
g. meIber bel Dem fiir5lidcn 9Sro3eB
ee9en SenrD SiegeI in @eneiio Der
9Infloeebeb0r0e sur Seite ftono, ais
SPECIAL SiiIfS @enerolonluolt er-
nannt iuoroen it, um bel ser Ser
banoIung eegen Sbop 5u aiiiitiren.
----
9iiidithtSlos. g Gnglii6er
S6erit (nab Der ll6r ie6cno): oGs
lit bereits 8 ll6r uno Ser 6eino
ibieBt nod immerl @r ideint gar
niht 81 miiien onB mir 81 oieier
infer Waittoeeiien eir5uireb.
men gebobnt iinol~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
Sine 9}ei6S=N =N3etaa=gEO6e
ae6uid far5ldn 9edsOgSO6 urO t oentidanb cine
u9ci6S Gleaa gSpdc~ auserest.

fir Seeres3wede 81 Oerwenoen.
@inqeidmol5en miro 8lei 3inf,
01eiIing, aupicr, g2ideI, aluminium
9leuiilber umO 3iun. 0oiiir lit gu
iammeln: @erdt6e aus oieien Metol,
len, Slaidenfopieln, StanioL 2am-
pentbeile, aannen Sdalen, 9}ippia'
den. @i6tig lit bier &iefermg BON
Moriern, gigeleiien, 9ron5e- uno
W3etollidoIcn, aupiergerGtb (Grabt
9lbfoll, 3erbroheueS), 9(m 6eten
miro man Die Soden nad Der DE
tallart trennen; oamit nimnit man
Der SanneIltelle piel glrbeit Dor-
meg. geionoers iinO aud gOelmetoll.
Saden, aunitgegenii6noe, Wliin5en
uno 9ntert6iiuer moglibit 9eionoert
ein3upaden. @as nidt 5um Sin.
i6mel5cn poBt, alio 3. 9. Ser Nluni-
tions6eritelllmg niht oieneu fam,
miro inter llmitdnoen berfarft unO
fir oen grl0S pieoerim Ons be-
i6afft, mas oen Secres5pedeu oien-
lib iein fam.
Ginen @egner mag Oieier @Ian
hobeu. Die 3unit Der nWliesmader.
Gieie Serrihaften peroen ingen:
mas foil oas 9lnslano bon ms Sen,
fen; es iie6t ia aus, ais o6 bel ims
93ot6 am M9onn lei. Sofern es iiA
iiber6aupt Iobut, oieier 3unit 5u
autrporten iei ibr geiagt: @as Oos
9luslano oenft mo ibreibt, ioll ms
gan5 6erOorrageno gleidgiiltig iein.
SIS miro aid ole &eihS-@oInpode
als einen 9er3meiflungsiHritt oes
6albtoOteu 0euti1lauo binltellen.
Tor lad id 0per. g9ir peroeu ms
Oaour1 niht binoern laiien, Oas 5u
t6uh mas ius 5wcdmdbig oiinft.-
Cie areiie i'm gluslano, aui oeren
llrtbeil iiberbaupt @ert6 81 Iegen
iit wer0en iiA b01ihpa6rideinli1
iagen OaB mir iebr praftiide 9eute
iino, inDem mir to0tes aapital leben.
DIG mahen Inn le6enoiges fir belle.
bige 3eit nif5uiparen. 8ir merOen
immeronr oos t6un, mas mir ielbit
fiir ridtig balteu. Gas feinOlihe
gluslano (uno men cS ionIt nod in-
tereiiirD mag iib Damn iagen ooB
mir uniere &rie9s6ereitidait in Ser.
maueu3 erfldreu mo auf ole Der.
ihieOeuen Bitten Inn Srieoen in al.
ler 9iube marten fonnen. Gie 6einoe
marten ja iagen mir rubig. gng.
Iouo wartet ouf Die 3eit, oa Die g3otb
ian iitiere Sbiiren flopft gSir mer.
Oen ibnen 5eigeu, 0aB es Dergeblidb
mortetl llno eS mGre ia gan5 t60ribt,
groBe Nicngen moterieller g9ertbe
in Der &iunpeIfammer liegen 5u Iai-
len Ddbreno unier Oeittihes Golf
Inn iein Gaiein fdmpft
,,0foht toOtcs anpital lebenoigl"
@irO oenn nit unierem @oridlag
Elm Spier perlangt2 Spfer brahten
iie Dor bunoert So6ren, ais @beleute
i6re Srauriuoe nno eermaniide
Srmgfrauen i6r golOenes Soar
bradten. Canals SAB man @olo fir
@iien bier o6er meroen mir 9(b-
ial uno 9rooelfrom geben, ooB bar
aus g9ebrfraft erpabie. Statt oaB
Mrs in beritedten g9infeln liegen
laiien oOer IN ben 9li1eimer merfen,
laiien mir oaraus aanonen bouen
uno Eotronen ierti9en ODER ionitpie
Dem oelltiden Seere uno oeutiHen
Seloen 8ufubr bereiten, llniere altcn
Wliin5eu mo annnenoedel iperoen
ieinoIide 6eiten in 9lide leoeu.
Tas pollen mir, in0em mir Dor.
iblogen cine Observation-Disclosures 5u
peranitalten. 9luf sur S6atl
Tie SenfIhen SsiirTfeu i'm 0r;eoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
gonffaiiirers SelDE 'Tr,Ia

2cbonom ga, 8: ,, 0,o}atioll"
qln Der a6iire Ser erltel' na9c nab 8'S..
fiinoiatc belite Elm 3ettel ,%.S;6uib II; .,'I IA
9onf bis nod oenl USs oeIdl'p. nj
aoiiirerS qllpin Dinner saSgilg '''
bleiben ncrOc. Dinner D'0 d.
SonlItog Sel6Itn1orO. o,ote, il ~,
@iner bintcrIieB cine e,tirlurc INN cilgi 5ob
der cr crflarte, cs ll', .,4i er If
ni6t nit ieincn 9ant' 'cU~, ~N,cl0erlI Se
mi@t cincn Gent bon oel' ~oo'oiiie ~r5 gs ~
@onf ocuommen, oDer SSSttcr ="
I6dftsleltte Der StaOl ,,aii
ybineineeleet." o..,tc ibre
es beibt, OaB 0ieie ael''' ...at
iibcrooeeu boben lollsl', ~ ser in St9'
g8ic pcrIoutet ioa llu 'ohr alS ST
itebenoe @etrog aif ilIuc;g2sttorel, ,.lSe
600 beIoufen. Die sen s.t
gunf buben oeriProdle'lq dls lqepoiitss'' tss''oOt
trua antsuulu6en. 9ie Tctlua s''''
gonf bclouien fi6 dul
600. hSi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
Die Oeittiden Written i'm aricee.

lle6er oie G6Gtigfeit ser oeuti6en
6iiritIidfeiten I'M 6eloe, ioiueit iie
oie breite Seffentli9feit intereiIirt,
idreibt 0ie gleue politii9e Gorreipon.
Oen5 folgenoes, OoS notitrgemGB ouf
Goaitduoigfeit feinen 9lnipru9 er-
bebt:
Ser aoiier ais o6eriter 4riegsberr
6egob iid5 befonntlicb IA Gage nab
olisgeiprohencr N9o6ilma6itug az
Dem i'm 8eiten fGrnpfenoen Seere.
Sein Souptquartier lit BORT ber6lie-
ben nit glusno6ne ser fiir5en 3eit,
bic er an Der Gitiront 5u6ro1te, uno
IN Oeren 9lnidIuB er ip6ter iupdB-
lid in Berlin peilte. Seiu erites
@ouptquartier mar aoblen5, Oos
5peite Sluemburg. lle6er oen brit
ten Den iebigen gIllfeut6altsort ber-
laitct naturgemdB in ser 9effent-
lidfeit nidts.
Ger Sronprili5, Dem ais General.
itabsdei @eneraleutnont Sdnliot
bon arobeISoorff rno ais Sberquar.
tierneiiter @cnerolmoior 9RoeoGn
BON 9ie6eritein sur Seitc Ite6enL be-
febligt, mie befannt, oie 5. 9lrnee.
prin5 Gitel-Srieorid mar 5uerit
&ommonocur oes /. @aroe 9legi-
ments 81 SUB uuO fommanoiert iett
Die / @aroe Snfanteriebrigooe.
Erin5 Qlool6ert iueilte 5eitpeilig im
@roBen Sauptquartier, e6enio %rin5
9lnguIt @il6elnt bis ein 9lutomobil-
llnfoa i'm 5tuong, iib 5ur @ieOer'
beritelltng ieiner @eiunobeit nnd !
Ceutidlano 5u begebeu 4rin8 0s.
far lit aonmanoeir Ser 2iegniber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
@laranig pun eOnO0''DDrr 'Dr

aom0on, 8. 5e6rlIaI.rrnr If ''Icl
Waorquis BON 2ouOOnOs'o s,'oitor6eJi,
an eumgcncntsiinOuHa .Stritsu Sgilt 81
ser lllItcr. .gewcglns ~ ''eroBpIra IL
beriibuteiten SSiriltell % SapI,saa
nien's. er pllrDe Dos DsossrSSesirotl 81 sot9e1 l,sr y
llIIter qeboreu. Gr per- ~ EodliE'
i'm Sabre 1875 NIT eiI's' ~
Carl BON Sbreipsburp. s,a 6srtti
9l6unncntcn, bic celI cselI.lfiidl fid OOfs ES,lIr
Ipunbenten" nidjt i'Iaae6eteIb .'gdd "
nifig crb0Iten, tIrp Br Scr lNr''
babUn pcr TeIcpbpn ~"
i1ciIun0 81 ma6eH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-09
9ie 9SertbetOi9ung 0itpreuBen'S.
$50 muinrii6m Simple feiu uureS SiuOenf ben,
inn Oic g8alOr bnrd Stadelbra6sanuc Sud.
Bane nuOnrdlOriusbar seuadt
la2nn MnIf glrnnA ari enc idteritnttnrN

(@on g9oIf @ran0t, ari easberidteritatierl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-29

Some blood disorders become deeply
rooted in the glands and tissues. and the
mistake Is made of resorting to- drastic
drugs. These only aggravate by causing
other and worse troubles. A host of peo
pie know this TO be true. They know
from painful experience.
To get right down into where the blood
is vitiated requires S. s. S. the greatest
blood purifier ever discovered
This remarkable remedy contains ono
ingredient. the active purpose OF which is
to stimulate the tissues to the healthy
selection of Its own essential nutrlmont
and the medicinal elements of this match.
less blood purifier are just as essential TO
well balanced health as the nutritious
clements of the meats. grains. fats and
sugars OF our daily food.
Not only this. but II from the presence
of some disturbing poison there Is local
or general interference OF nutrition TO
cause boils. carbuncles, abscesses and
kindred troubles. s. s. s. 30 directs tho
local cells that this poison 10 rejected and
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eliminated from their presence.
Then, tco, s. $. s. has such specific
stimulation on these local cells as to pre-
serve their mutual welfare and a proper
relative assistance 10 each other
In very brief time 3. s. s. has tho
reconStruoflve process 10 under control
that remarkable changes are obseved. All
eruptlye places heal, mysterious pains and
aches have disappeared. and from head to
foot there Is conscious sensation Of re-
newod health
From the fact that S. s. 8. is purely
botanical preparation, Il Is accepted by
the weakest stomach and has great tonic
influence. Not one drop OF drugs or
minerals Is used In its preparation. Ask
for s, S. s. and Insist upon having IT,
And II you desire Bkllfu advice upon any
matter concerning the blood and skin
write to Tho Swift Specific Co., 2o5 Swift
Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. DO not allow sotns
jealous clerk TO larrIp tho atmosphere II
| oloquenco over something "Just as goodn
] as b. 3, q, Beware Of all coulterfeltS
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Lnnfine ON ihc Enrm.

All the loss from loafcrs is not oc-
casionCd by the idlCrs who frequent
street corners or sit about the stoves
in small town stores There Is loaf
ing on the farm and strange as it
may at first seem, many hard
working farmer is a heavy loser from
loafing. He may not loaf but he
may allow a part of his farm to loaf;
or it may be his cows or even his
chickens. The brush grown lands,
which If cleared would grow good
blue grass or corn. is land that loafs.
The same rs true of the lowland
that is taken up with a crooked
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49,

stream that could he Strengthened.
And in the cultivated field. where un-
tested seed corn is planted and a poor
stand results, there Is land that
loafs. Here, too, is labor that is lost.
The COW that fails to nay her board
bill is a loafer, so are the surplus
work horses that seldom work Land
values and interest rates are too high
to allow of any unnecessary loafiHg
on the farm. Every acre and every
Gazette.
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The Dalsa OH company is reported
TO have got anothe, unusually big
wen on the cole farm yesterday oby
drilling deeper one of the older wells.
probably No. f. Reports were that
this Wen, after being drilled into the
sgnd was slowing at, the rate of 100
bTrcls an hour (which makes il a
rival TO tho big No. ? Davis. Loo
barrel starter also. the new big well
in the Harris pool
The reports of the Dalsas second
big well owcre not confirmed from the
field, however MuskuEcc Phoenix
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Dr Inrkins. osteopathic physician
third floor New Daniel building


Sealed proposals for the erection Of
an addition plumbing, heating and
wiring to the Glcnpool. Oklahoma.
schoolhouse will be received by the
board Of education. GlcnpooI. Okla
homa. at Il a. m. May 7, 1915. Plans
and specifications ON file at office of
E. EndaCatt. architect, Tulsa. Okla.
A deposit Of $50 required for safe
return of plans and specifications.
The Glcnpool board of education re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bidS.-AdV.
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depth Of 1000 feet and the drin Is
In blue shale This Is north of the
wells at Homer. That section prom
ises 10 be attracting more attention
within short time. OH Is found
there which has the appearance OF
being lubricating product
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NantCd-SCttlCd produCton' Ad
dress l.. q. Box S21, TuISa.-Ndy,

WANTED-An oil lease that has
some production on it with proven
territory yet TO drill or viii purchase
lease with offsets to drill WIN pay
cash but must be a bargain aud wcll
worth the money at present prices.
Give fun particulars first letter No
wildcats wanted Address Box 3S8
care .World-AdV.