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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
&leiue arieesnatbri6ttn.
Sic bentfdjen 8erlnite in cneIiider
8crcbnumg.

Comb on, 12. Sft. Sic be1ltI6cr
gerluite lett 8esinn bes arieseg iper=
Ben nab an,tliher engliiber Gsbaz
euns, Die am @itttpob in 2onoon perz
.0ffentlidt tuproen lit, auf s,55O,O1s
Mann seldabt. Sn DEM 8eridt
beibt es:
Cine allf oie amtIiden beutl1er,
@erluitliltcn scsriinoete 3uiammeu@
failnng Ser @erluit5abIen Ser belltS
iden Mrnee babeu fir bcn Monat
Geptenber 179,6S4 Mam1 .ergcben.
Danit itei9en bic Geiammtberlnite
lieit Musbru6 oes 8rieges auf 1885,
IO1S.
Sic tpdbrenb bes Ionats gepten1=
Der bertdteten @erlllite beliefen lih,
.&prreftllren nid5t eingerebnet. auf
I32.382 Gobte, 32,259 @efanaene ,lnb
115.34s0eripnnoete. @cnn
bieie 3ablen 5u ben bisberiaen Gee
iammtperluitcn felt slusbrlb bcg@riez
|ees 5use5dblt iperben, erseben lid foIz
genbe gfelnltate:
Gobte S7O,1S2, @efangene ntb@er=
miBte 42S, ,S29, Gcrtpunocte 2,257, Z
OO7.
Diele 3ablen entbalten Sic @erIuitc
|aner Seutlben 8unbesifanten. eins
ldItcblid Greubens, @aberns. gad=
iens llno 8iirttenbergs. Sic Ser
lutte Ser Miarine nnb Ser 8o!onialz
truppen iinb nidt eil,begriffen."
Eabafsfarten fir 9eutiblanb.
2onbon, 10. CIT. Ser gunbesz
ratb bat. ei1em Gelcsramn an Die
Ggdanse telegraph Gompanb i'll 2pnz
oon gendB beidloiien, ben seiammten
@prratb an Gabaf in 9el,tiblanb 81
|beidlasnabmcn unb gabais 8arten
|alis5ugeben.
3mtranctt ST 9emtidlanbs Ginans=
fraft.
8crlin. 12. Gfk Sic 3ei1urns
|gcn in ncutralen 2dnbern fir bie fiinfs
te beutide 8rieasanleibe iibcriteigen
|io ,ncloete bie lleberlee Z 9ta6ridtens
|agentltr am Wittipoh, bic .sur bierten
Mnleibe. Sic beutlden 3eitlln9en ers
ortern biele gbatiahe nit @enugtbus
lng, ncIdc, ipics iie ansfiihren, eir
FBeipeis fir bas @ertrauen neutrale,
Qanber in Die @adt unb 2ciltunsss
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
8niebaQ.
. . It on. 12, Gftobcr.

9 It on, u, Sttober.
@eItmeiiterldufts Serien:.
Bottom Imericat,s 4.
8rppflbn Nationals 1.
Miit bieiem Spiele baben Sic @oitou
Mmericans NIT bier eeiponrcnen @pies
len Sic 8eltmeiiterldaft bcs 8aIeball
1pieles fir 1915 err,ngen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

feblsbabcr Beg britiid fran50lil6en
Slottengeldlpabers I'M Mittellanbil6en
Wteere, IN .Sbbut 9egcbenl
9as llltimatllm foroerte Sic glbtafes
lung Der ghiffe ailfis, 2e,nnos unb
aperoff, Die s6leifuns Ser &iiitenz
forts, loipie Die l1ebergabc ser beiben
Sorts, ipel@e Sic Mnferplate Ser aais
irten ariessldiffe beberrlden. Serner
n1ub Die griediibe 6egierung bie &on<
irplle an geipiiien Eunften Ser anglo1
iran50iilden 8eb0rbcn iibcrlaIien. Sic
8eIabnng Der brei abgetafelten aricgsz
l1iffe mnB auf elm 9rittel Ser reaulde
ren Stdrfe reou5irt tperben.
9rcbem bcn spiei UNI.
Go pfi7a,, 12. Sft. Ser offi5ieIe bull
garild]e &riegsberid)t beiast. oab bie
gllgaren am SluB g5ernd in Ger
biId Mascoonier, bas Sort groo,
oas bor elm paar Sagen bon ben Grupz
pen ergntente genonlmen tpprbcn
mar, suriiderobert babcn unb benl@prz
Dringen Der A1iirten ein Soalt gebotcn
baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

fdbisteit 9el,tldlonas iino. Cine @arz
iha,ler 9epeid9e melbete. oab bel Sen
5DitIiden 8at,fen 3eidnlugen biz gu
elmer @Hlion Iart eemadt tuurbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
Srcbct bcn Spiel; ,,,,t.
gson Der @ettfront.
6rans5iiidc Grfolgc s,tgegebem.

Berlin. iiber 2onbon, 10. Sft.
Ser gcltern alsgcgebene Sasesbcri1t
Der Notwithstanding mclbet, baB
iiibli1 BON Ser Gon,ne peutl1e grupS
pen III oern segen @efmanbppitlers se~
ridteten 8priprllns bl1rh fran5Dlil1e
grllppe,1 abseldnitten iporbcn Ieien.
Ser geridt Iautet:
.9iorbDitlib bon Gbicpbal lit Ser
&f llm ocn 8eltt eincs fleinen
Gtiitpunftes nod nidt sum- MbldIub
sefommen."
vsiiblib Ser CONNIE selang es
ben Sran5oien nad artiacriitilben
gprbereitln9en, Sic nlebrere Sage baus
erten, in llnIere gtellnng ei,5ubrin~
gen, Sic lid auf elmer nad @crmnnoos
bilers 51 poripriugenben slnbDbe be-
fanb, llniere Sruppen auf borber bor~
bereitete 2inien 5llriid5uiperfen unb
rns Die gerbinblng nit 0ieler Mnb0be
absuldneiben. Sn bem bon ms ger
rdllnten @ebiet liegen Sic @cnermontE
nnD gobett : @eb0Ne.
ol1nlere Slieser bolten binter sen
feinoli6eu 2inten bier llno bi,1ter lln1
Iercn eiscnen 2it1ien cbenfaus bier
Meroplane berunter.
yGrmeegruppe Des beutidcn &rpn~
prin5en: 9sabe Hrunap, liib0flib BOZ,
&eims, orans Elm beuticbes MefpgnosS
5irun9sbetodenent in Sic brittle frans
56iiibe gdiikengrabcnlinie Elm unb
Ibra6te @efanaene 5lriid.
nSn Ser @egenb Ser M1aas (@er<
bln Sront) erreiehte bie srtillerie<
tbatisfeit, ipelde in Sen lebtcn Sagctl
INNER itdrter seiporben lit, auberor~
bentlide 2ebbaftisfeit, belpnbers Dlt<
lid bpnt SlnB. slm gbenb fam es
bel Sbiaumont uno Sleurb S5eitlpeilig
5u 8anogranatenfdmpfen. Gin @er-
ln6 Ser Sranspien, Ditlid6 bon Slelirp
bpr5uriicfen, ipllr1e abgel6lagen."
gerlanaerte britiihe Mnsriffsfrpnt.
8erlin, iiber 2pl,bpn. 12. Oft.
geriDt Deg @roBen 6auptquartiers
iiber Sic grcigniiie nuf bem tpeltli1en
arie9sldauplat:
.Sn eil,iger Srontablbnitten Der
Nrmee 5er5os @Ibredt BON @iirtten,z
berg unb an Ser Mrtoisfront bes aronz
prin5ei, gnpredt bon 8aiern Seigen
Bic britiiden Gatronillen ipieber auss
|geipro6ene Mibrigteit.
pg6rolid Ser CONNIE tpurben tpab~
reno bes slbenbs uno Ser 9sadt mad
itarfer Seuerborbereit1ns sablreide
Insriffe nilternotnn,en, sic fib tpeii
iiber Die @ncre binaus norStpdrts err
itredten. BeIonbcrs bartnddig ipies
berbplt tpllrben biele @oritDbe aus Ser
2inie Mprpal zgaudabesnes. Sier gez
lang es Oenl Seino, iicb an einem
|ibmalen 8rontabidnitt iiibipetlid
|Saillb in llnieren eriten @raben fefs
|5nieeen. 1leberall ionit tplrhe ct in,
5anbgenengei pber bllrd bas Scuer
|ilniererMrtillerie allriidgetrieben. Morbs
Ditlid Gbiepbal lit Der @ampf nm eineu
|fleinen Stiikpllnft noI ni6t gum Abs
|i6lub 0efommen.
9us 9ariler 2riessbulfctjm.
Raris. 12.. Stt. Sic fran5Diiidt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

sud bic brittle runande Nm eenbrsen peidt s,rd 9te
aree eb au nibe Sludt Gcuide geben cbrid groe ser
ee9ner ~ sritn ilden id5 Angrfspunie Sic Sai@
nerbe alien geonnenen stegen bertrben guaarcn
crobern 8rob gserna
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
Str5ut.' - @ibertanb Der Ruuduen.
8atrtidbe 0ebirBStrnppcm ,tno nn9arijdbe @onbeoS
Der Gd)reden Der syeinoe.
Traujoien bel germanbopiaers etluas uoraetiidt.

Die arOhmansn Staner tSnneu lams bern gobens
erfreucu.;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

Seeresleitung CAB Mitttpod it, garis
befannt, bab iiiolih bon Der somme
fransoltld)e Sruppen ipeitere ssortz
idritte gemaht bdtten. Sic Sran5olen,
10 Iagt Der 8erid)t, ballten am Wlitt=
ipo6 Die am Gage borber eroberten
Steaun9cn aus llnb Debntcn an etlis
den Yunftcn Die grfolge ipeiter aus.
Sic 3abl Der Gienstag unb Wlittfpod
gefansen scnon,menen 2cntiden lpiro
aufs 1877 Nlann, einl6licbli6 26
Sffi5ierer, an9e9eben.
Stalieniidc GrfOlse in ber iibliden
1tebcrtreibung.
q III, 12. 0ft. Stalienilde 8rupz
pen baben inn aorItgebiet iiiboitli6 bor,
@6r5 ibren @ornarid auf grielt ipies
Der allfgenommen, ,nebrere 2inien
Dlterreihiider gdiitensrabcn senomz
men unb iiber 5000 @efangene gez
madt, ipie ser amtli1e italicnide gez
ridt bon seltern meloet. slnberoem
lollen Die Staltener ltarf bertbeibigte
4nbDbcn IN Der Ndbe bon1 6iigel 2OS
beiett nnb 8affen unb 0sllnition crz
bclltet 1aben.
Gurd grfplse on 5ipei aroeren
Tronten lit es ben staIienern 9elunz
gen, tpeitere 400 G3efangene gu ma<
den. 9iele grfolae tpuroen errunae1,
i'm gosnosan : slbldnitt bes Npnte
9aiubio. I'M aiiitenlanO unb in sen
Sulilden sllpen 5tpiiben gobar unb
&ortoiba, nDrolid bon @Dr5. sSr berl
Slllildeu sllpen tpuroe bie Dlterrei6i<
icbe Sront sebroden, beibt es in Sen,
8eridt.
sluf bent Monte 9all,bip ipuroen
$50 lnb in ben Sulilhen Mlpen $50
@efansene eemadt. geiu @ormarld
anf oent &arlt tplrben allberbem 1874
Sffi5iere 9cfunsen genommen.
sSn slbanien bcietten itdlienilde
Sruppen am Montag alilura, iiibolt~
lih bon Scpelini an ser gopuia;
son,,tas gladt erldien Elm feinblides
Sluoseug iiber Aiplona unS iparf sort
eine gombe ab, bie aber feinen S6a1
Den anrtdtete.
Stalienifde Grfulse 'uieber
futid,ifabo!
Wien. iiber 2onbon, 12. Oft.
gSie IN gBien eeitern Mbeno amtlih
n,itsetbeilts stpirb, lino bic SStaIiener a,ts
alien stellungen, Die iie boriiberaebeno
Ibeiebt battcn, pieber berausgeiporfe,1
ipprben. lin Sci, 8eiib mebrcrer @ra@
benablhnitte ba1ert Ser @an1pf nod
fort. Sic Gdladt am Monte 9aiubio
lift nod nidt 5u guoe.
400 Staliener pur0en sefansen
iaeupnuae1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
Die inuren gran6ert.
Sanpfer ,&ingitpnian" in sifJerbeit.

Suh'piel VStlhYlluittilH III GtfDerDelf.
50 it pn. 10. Oft. Sofn sE. Sbp@
mas, Ser bieii9e @ertreter Ser eeplanb
SinIe, bat belte Sic telcgrapGiIGcgtud=
ridlt erbalten, DOB Ser Sampfcr Sing
ltpnian", lpelhcr bon scr II So per=
lenft lpprben iein lollte, lit] fell mnr
iicbcr in einen1 $oafen 5cfinoei. Set
9eame bes 0afens muro5 nidlt befunnt
,aegeben, bu bas sebiff iett I'M 9ien7te
Scr brittlben slbmiralitdt lteht. Gin
9useno amerifonildje &rieGsld)iffe
baben 5lpei Gage long pcrseblib on ser
&iilte nod ser Maunl9aft oes angeb@
Iid perlellften Sampfers esIuctt.
Sic maget lid, beraus.
9len 9orf -. Sft. Wtit alsges
lDlbten 2ihtern lit beute Scr 8bite
Star<9nmpfer .@oriatic" IN iiibliher
&i6tung innerbalb Sc, Greine.Ien5one
Gus pem bieiiseu S5nfen allsgelaufen.
ST folgte bubei Ben crsliie,ca Srad5tz
bompfern Ganonia" uuo .Mrnnehaz
ia. Sic .sloriutic" bate 353 Gailaz
siere unb $4,000 Sonacn arie6 snlates
riulien ail Spro. gta, nitnnlt an, oaB
Die brei 9anpfer iroenh!po all ser &iis
tic bon britiiIen &reu5ern tripartet
perberL oie ibnen cir literes @cleit
|ilbcr Den SSean 9eben iolleu. Siur Der
oanilcbe Sampler aSell!g Gfap" fubr
brett in DltliderGihtlng nub europa,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
ouabes Borte lailen Nbiase an Rooiepelt ericnnen.

5elnen HaraSenege pirb ho6ct ou1
6uf ilber att5ig @1cilen 9elfatt.
sluf leirer Sabrt nad1 uniercr Staos
nladte Der Gralioent allt} III Ganton,
g. unp Gidntono, Sno., fur5e @taz
tipnen uno belt 2lniprachen an orpBe
y'engen. Die 8uianlmengeltromt mo-
ren, Inn i'm 81 beoriiBcr.
Serlanst cine secinigtc gatipn.
Sno oianapolis, -. Sft. ssa
letner erlten Slnipradle ii5er ,g,llte
SdHo1traBen tpies Der Ssc0libent alf
Die bDbere siotbipenbiefcit eiucr ueee
elnt9ten Station" BIN, "a Sic ollten
salloItroBeu Mir suit pbbIiIdon Ser
eml9ln9 Ser ein5elncll Sunoestbeile
beltragen. alit 9e5ug ouf Sen entbu=
lialtiIden empfane, Sen Die MlnIdleus
mengen i9m in Ser Stoos herlifet batz
ten, gab Scr 8rdWbent oe- S5pffnltne
ausnrud, ooB pies Elm 3cielcn oafir
Jet, baB oa5 @pIf ieine slusleauue See
aneritariId1en Geifes billigc. sshm
lte9c Die Stdrfung bes Il rlioilaIen@eiz
ties nes amerifanilcen @olfes oans
belpnbers oln oersen. stucf, Sic s9e@
|publitaner, n1einte ser ssrili6cnt Iaz
delnb, leicn ia quite sln,esifailer, sic
lld), nadoem ber ggahlfantrf Sas Golf
fir eil1 paar @pd]cn in feins.iefe ca
ger 9e'dieoen 6aben lpiro, lielcrfieh slt
genlelnlamer Nrbeit 5um @eItcn seq
Sanbes bcreit finben lperocn.
!iad bieler friepfertiaet Me.lBerlrra
lllachte Der Gebner jeood .eineu ldDarfenF
ansTaa gegen Die Meput;ilfunlt, I'm
beren gprlplrf bes uSeflio1oIisults~
gegeu bie oenofratilcbe @ectei striief=
5ulpeilcn. gr laete, CT Iei suar nieht
nah Sabiannpplis eefolnlncn, I'm iiber
Eplttlf 5u lpreden, fDnat, IS lidl BET
oieicr @eleeenbeit aber uiflt ncrIaaen,
menigltens ilber cine pplitticGe Sadle st
Iprcctlcn. gr 'aste: Gin icoer Wann,
Der bellte npdntaL5 Sic sSrage bes
4Sestionalist1lls" aufninlmt, lit bes
@ertrauens ne5 @olfes ,snir;irsig. ST
tll esH ppll-Hd) INr5ltOftget SsrpD1n6ts
ale, Ser bic ein5eLnen Slete sec 2an<
oes garnid)t fennt. SeiH &er3 bdnat
an iei,er 9ropill6 l1nS ,iecnigct, lpel<
etc Sen SlltereIlen eernbc p;cie5 2an=
ocstfeilc5 fein san5 belpnbcre5 Snterz
elle ldenfen, selten fir i'm oIs Set
tionaliiten", mdbrero CT lid 'elblt az
Icin national geiinnt" ol;llft. 9os
lit tGatladlid5 cine ourDe,l55 .:npatrioz
tllde Geiillnllns."
Sie iauren sranber.
9eeotur, 81. sSn Ger6inol1ns
nit einem @eriid5t. oab Ser oenofratiz
lcte Senatpr Stpne III Gelp Dprf cine
llnterepung NIT eeipiiIen befannteu
9elltld)amerifanern bate, in Ser Sic
pplittlcbe Sage bcIprpheu lpuroe, fri
tilirte Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
Erpbibitionspartei, S. Sronf @enletL
beutc Iharf Sic @cntiibungen ser aam=
pagneleiter Ser heioen erpBen Iartei~
en-, Dos belttIdamerifanilbe @ptltnr su
Qelp1l1llcn
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For great many years doctors pro nounced it local disease and prescrib- ed local remedies. and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, promo noInced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be constitutional disease, and therefore requires consti- tutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constltu- tional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn. They offer one hundi ed dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07

range of commercial occurrence Tn the United States is in the neighborhood of 5,000000,000 board feet. In addi- ton there is larger quantity in Can ada. There is a growing demand for the woods, however, for variety of uses and 1t is figured that something like 175,000,0O0 board feet are being cut in the United States annually Many thousands of feet Of thls cut go to satisfy the Christmas demands.
 But it is not only as the burden bear CT of gifts that the balsam fir contrib uteS to Christmas obServanceS. It also serves in less easily recognized forms Its white, aight-grained wood has come to be used more and more in the manufacture of toys that hang from the branches of it's younger fellows and from the branches of the other evergreens that are widely used in many parts of the country. The wood of the balsam fir is used to large extent, also, in the manufacture of excelsior, of which thousands of tons are used each holiday season for pack ing gifts that are sent by express and mail.
 Balsam fir is the source, too, of the wood from which are made many of the food containers, such as fruit bas- kets and butter boxes in which ma terlals for the Christmas dinner are brought to the market the tasteleSs- nose of tho Uood makinp if unSur- passed for such uses. Finally, the 5alsam fir is being increasingly used for the manufacture of paper, and this, wrapped around thousands of holiday packages adds still another indispensable usefulness as factor m Christmas obSeryanceS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07

lho. Thomas Stone Of Cass county Texas is in Prescott 9a ; short visit.
 Quite a nomaer of Prescatti.as attended Conference at Mayerr last Sunday.
 Wedding Rings, LavaIiers aa5 everything new in solid. gold Jewelry at Hesterly Drug Store.
 We call your attention to the ad of Webb Variety Store on the last page of this paper. Read it.
 K. K. R. is a guaranteed rem edy for Rheumatism, $1.0O bot ties at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Let us give our pastor and Pre-. siding Elder warm welcome ana keep It warm throughout the year.
 Rev. W. M. Hays goes to Hot Springs, having rounded out his allotted four years here as Presi ding Elder,
 J. W. Nelson was in the citA last Monday and. notified Us te change his paper to BleviHs. Here she goes and may you pros per ln your new home.
 Rev. N. c. Augustus goes t. Arkansas City anu Lake Village instead of Dermott as first an- nounced. We wish this good man and his family pleasant year with these people.
 Strike Anywhere Matches
 Large size boxes, threesfor ter cents Webb Variety Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07
LOCALS

.-..-u..-.ssu~zz~,--sz--
 Cash Price Paid for
 J. NJ. Duke, Hides. Meat Market.
 Co to the New York store for l,dies suits
 c,ll and get a free Calendar at asstsrly Drug Store
 u. buy our goods to sell. not ]. ssep. New York Store.
 U;ll Evans of Sutton was prescott no visitor last Saturday.
 r,,, finished large brick kiln. sss sl me if you need brick. 0'e J. w. Marshal.
 Write US for our Jewelry Cata- ,.s,,o same will be mailed free. Hesterly Drug Store. M F. Rollins and Ed McCargo were callers at this office Monday. Esq. Edward Miller Of Mt' Mo- .;.b was a caller last Tuesday. See the largest Jewelry stock n Prescott at Hesteriey Drug Store.
 Some of the knobiest Ladies S,its in town at the New York Store.
 Uncle Tom Purtle of Laneb1rg was in the city on business yes terday.
 l For Sale-A few good phones |fr $12.50 see me as once, |-E. Nj. Frisby. Have you seen those nifty Suits for ladies at the New York Store?
 Mrs. Dr. J. w. Wingfeld of cLonoo Okla isl visiting in this city.
 Listenl If you want goods at half price, go to the Second Hand Store on West Main Street. Hesterly Drug Store has a large assortment of the best i'll holiday goods and jewelry.
 If it's brick you need see J. W. Marshal. His yard is on the Greeson place east of Ed Gordon. Married = Last Sunday alter noon at the residence of Esq. F M Smyth, Mr. Clifton Harris to Miss Eva Buchanan.
 For immediate aa2eptance,.w we are offering one of the most de- sirable suburban tracts of 20 acres good residence just completed for S2200 Moore & Martin. E. J. GathnRer and Co. have moved their grocery slore into the building recently vacated by w. T. Hart. Mir. Gattinger knows how to keep aH up-to.da r store. Visit this store and see for yourself.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07
HARVESTING TREES
An Important Winter Industry in
 New England.
BaIsam Fir Most Popular Because of Its Symmetry and Almost Perfect Shspe-shipped to Big East
 ern Cities.

.ahx>~ HROuGHOUT New
 : <: |' : ]: :: ;: ]: :::: 5. :: ;: AKA9A, England, and especial @ MeA ly in Maine, where, a M1ZAES study by the forest E&s2 service shows, balsam frs grow to best ad-
 vantage, the annual cutting and shipment of this ideal Christmas tree is an important early winter industry. Most of the hundreds of thousands of tinsel-covered trees that are set up each Christmas season in the homes of Boston, New York and Philadelphia are balsam frs, and many of the selected specimens are even shipped from their places of growth to such cities as Baltimore, Washington, Chicago and the cities of the middle West
 The reason for the great popularity of the balsam fir as q Christmas tree is its symmetrical and practically per feet conical shape.
 That the aid of this Christmas tree par excellence in carrying out the GUS tomary observance of Christmas may be had for d number Of seasons yet is indicated ny the report of the forest service. which estimates thaI the total stand at halsam 1T throughout it's
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07

We have a scholarship in two business colleges for sale.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07
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Juvenile Sophistication.

Juvenile Sophistication. "I told my youngest son there wasn't any Santa Claus.
 Did he seem sorry?'
 No. Said he knew 1t all the time. but was trying to keep 1t from me so as not to spell my Christmas"
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-07
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Useful Christmas Plant.

Cyclamen is one of the most use ful Christmas plants. 1t comes in va rious colors and if kept in a room that IS not too dry or warm will bloom sew eral weeks.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28
KEEP YOURSELF
UP TO SCRATCH
Fortify Your System Before
it is Weekend by Ills.

Don't wait until you are actual
ly sick to take a laxative, you
know an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure" II
you will just take liV.VtR-LAx
regularly, it will keep you con-
tinually in the best possible
shape, bright, energetic and
happy. 1t is made of harmful
vegetable matter, and by acsing
gently but effectively keeps the
system cleared of poisons and
ready to perform its best work.
LlV-VER-LAV is sold under an
absolute guarantee to give sat
isfaction, or money will be re-
turned. For sale in SOC and 81
bottles at all dealers.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28
LEXINGTON HERALD
MAIL LIST ON A
STRICTLY CASH BASIS

The Lexington Herald has an
nounced its usual first of January
offer of $500 paid in advance
mail subscription rate. This is
open to old and new subscribers
alike and means a saving of at
least $1.00. The Herald has
placed its list on purely cash in
advanced basis and discontinues
on the first and fifteenth of each
month all subscribers not paid up
to or in advance of those dates.
1t has, therefore, notified all of
those whose subscriptions expire
during the first part of January
of their exact date of expiration
and asked for an early remittance
so that its subscribers may not
miss a single copy of the paper.
IT At
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28
For Rent

A nice Sroom house in the resi-
dence section of the city, plumb
ed for water, gas and electricity.
Can give possession at once.
This house is new, only been &C.
cupied for a few years. Want to
rent to good responsible party.
Rent to be paid monthly. Close
to all schools. Call on or address
w. H. Mcdonald,
Barbourville Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28
SFIERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES

On Monday, Jan. 81. 1916, in
front Of the Court House, in Bar
bourville, KY, l, S. L. Lewis,
Sheriff Of Knox County, will eX-
pose for sale at public cutlery, the
following described property:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28
For Sale

UAll my household goods and
kitchen furnishings are for sale
at your own price. Call at j. F.
Hawn's store. w. r. Barner.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-01-28

If You need a pIOw or a
wagon now is the time
TO buy. You may never
have another opportunity
to purchase at the price
we are going to sell this
carload at.
We invite you to visit
our place before purchas-
ing elsewhere. You will
find our goods the b
that cam be obtained
the least cost.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
BLAMES HIS PARTNER
He's Responsible for My Plight, De-
clares Hartman.

Columbus, N M, July 27.-Guy
Johnson, United States army scout.
who confessed to Capt. Louis j. Van
Schayck here yesterday that he was
Guy Hartman, wanted at Fort Smith,
Ark, for internal revenue frauds COM
mitted during 1915, was taken 70 the
Santa Fe, N. M, penitentiary today
! by United. States Marshal A H. Hud-
speth.
In brief statement given to the As
ISOLATED Press before he boarded the
train for Santa Fe. Hartman said:
/ "A former business partner of mine
I With this he held up two heavily
/ manacled hands and continued:
Il should have liked to have been
at liberty just little while longer l
then might have had an opportunity
20 serve my country far more than |
am about to do now. 1 loved my work
as. 4 scout and believed that ] ac-
complished something during my
hort time with General Pershing. ;
an think BACK occasionally of the red
and 1t will afford me a little happi-
ness to know that once was one of
them"
Fraud Aggregates 1885, 200.
J. S. Barkman of the revenue SER
vice. who arrived from Little Rock
yesterday. declared that the frauds
| charged against Hartman and accom-
plices aggregated S3S5.O0O. The pris-
oner recognized Barkman and said he
| wanted to return with the officer as
soon as possible to stand trial.
| I'm glad it's over" Hartman said.
i Il had hoped by my services to the
government as scout with the expeGi-
| ton to atone for my wrongs. 1 even
! hoped to be killed in action, which
may account for my seeming reck-
| lessness in fights with the Villistas. [
| have a wife and daughter of years
I in North Carolina but have not heard
| from them in months. I'll go back
and serve my time. I'd have surren-
| dered eventually anyway because the
strain was too much"