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The Press., 1916-09-28
BAS0UES OF THE PYRENEES.
Those on the Spanish Slopes Are the
 Pure Aboriaines of Europe.

You are in the habit of thinking of the inhabitants Of France as "French" and the inhabitants of Spain as Span ish." Did you happen to read learned disuuisition on the shape of the skulls of people living on the two slopes of the Pyrenees, together with the all noun, ement that, contrary to the Ee lief of scientists. the Busques are not all of the same origin? And then d.d you ask Who are the Basqucs?" Pri marily they are the people who gave to the rest of the world a curious kind of garment for women. but they are far more interesting to the student of an thropology and the historical develop ment of language than they are to the designers of women's clothes.
 There was time before the present generation of scientists got to work on the problem when the Basques. both in Spain and in France, were recognized as the last remnant of the original oc- cupants of Europe. the people who were driven into this backwater of civilization by the onrush of the Celts. The Celts were in their turn driven westward and into such out of the way corners as they could hold. so that they are now represented by certain strains in Spain, by the Bretons in France the Irish, Scotch. Welsh. Cornish and Manx in the British isles and by a substra- tum of the Bohemlans and the Cali clans. Those who pre- celed them and who managed to cling to the mountain strongholds of the pyrenees are re motely related to the Films in another remote backwater. The ones on the Spanish slopes are the pure aborigine'' of Europe-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
 One way tO ro1iava hahitual cOnstinatiOn
The Press., 1916-09-28
Preservatiye Peat,

Peat possesses wonderful antiseptic and preservative qualities owing to the presence of tannin, iron and other sub stances in 1t. Here is an instance: At the time of the covenanters. in 1885 three men were shot at place called Crossgelloch, on the moor above Old Cumnock, in Scotland. In 1925. when a monument was being erected to their memory, the workmen came upon the corpses rolled in their plaids. The bodies were in exactly the same state as when they were buried. The moss had preserved them as if they had been embalmed.
The Press., 1916-09-28
Rock comno.ed of Minute Eo.s;I.

ROCK O0mp0600 or MlnUte o6SII8.
 Near Reno, New, are peculiar beds of diatOmaceOus earth. This chalk white material consists largely of fossil mi croscopic animals called diafoins. These remains have collected here il, numbers so immense as to form depcs its hundreds of eeet thick and in places make up almost the entire mass of the rock. It Is so light that 1t will almost doat on water.-Geological Survey Bul ictin
The Press., 1916-09-28

A. Needham unloaded 1g good western horses here on Tuesday morn- ing.
 The Chautauqua circle hel it's first meeting for this season on Wednesday evening. This years officers are: Mrs. T. O. Lathrop, president; Mrs. Carrie Orcutt, vice president; E. A. Cleave. land, secretary and treasurer; Samuel Maine, assistant ditto; MT. Miner, Miss Jennie Cunningham and Miss Geneva McMaster, education con- mittee
 The ladies of the M. E. society held their annual missionary meeting in the ladies' parlor, Wednesday, the 16th. The following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. B. K. Taft; vice presidents, M iss M. A. Francis, Mrs. A. Nichols and Mrs. H. Newell; recording secretary. Mrs R. Patten; correspond ing secretary, Mrs Miner; solicitor of Heathen Womans' Friend, Mrs. Frank Orcutt.
 Born. Rockville, 18th, daughter to Henry Noble.
 Willington, 9th, son to Wm. A. and Emma James.
 staffordville, 18th, a daughter to John H. Place.
 Willington, 18th, son to Albert and Louise Watrous.
 Died. Stafford 18th. L. G Fair field, 54.
 Holland. 16th, Dwight Humphrey, 2R
The Press., 1916-09-28
flows This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls | ataFrh ure.
 F.. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Q. We. the undersigned have known F.J. Cheney f0rtbe ias' 15 years, and relieve him perfectly honorab'e in all business transaction and finan- cially able to carry out any obligation made by his nrm. WALDIHG, KINNAN q MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggist s. Toledo. o. : Ia'Is (atarrh cure ia taken internaly, acting th4 s,stem. Test imt nials sent free. Price T5 cents per bottle Sold by all nrugRlsts
 Take Halls amily I ills for c0nsupation.
The Press., 1916-09-28
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR

To half pint of water add or Bay Rum. e small box of Barbo Compound. and A OF. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until 1t becomes the desired shade. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix 1t at home at very little cost Full directions for making and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked. faded gray hair, and removes dandrur. It Is excel lant for falling hair and will make harsh hair soft and glossy 1t will not color the scalp. Is not sticky or Ereasy. and does not rnh oM
The Press., 1916-09-28
Had His Preference.

Hospitable Farmer-Now, stranger. Sit right down to the table. You are welcome to your dinner. but you'n have to eat what the rest of us do. Stranger Thanks. but I-er-if it's all the same to you I'll eat what the rest of you don't
The Press., 1916-09-28

Make the best of life; make the mosl of it. Make the best of it the most Of tt.-Youth's Companion.
The Press., 1916-09-28

TROUGH ON RATS" ends RATS, MICE, Bugs. Die out doors. Unbeatable Exterminator Used World over, U. s. Govt, too. Economy Size 25c. or 15c. Drug and Country Stores Refuse sub stitutes. FRKE. Comic picture RE. $. Wells, Jersey Cfty N J.
The Press., 1916-09-28

One way to relieve habitual constipation is to take regularly mild laxative. Deans Regulets are recommended for this purpose
The Press., 1916-09-28
A Aude Flower.

The largest bloom known to botanists is the boo" It is found only on the island of Mindanao, the most southern of the Philippine group. Its scientific name is somewhat longer than its na tive name, the botanists recognizing 1t as tafflesia Schadenbergia. The boo was first discovered in January, 1SS0 by an exploring expedition, headed by nr. Alexander Schadcnberg. A sin gle flower weighs from eighteen to twenty pounds.
 For earache, toothache, pains. burns, scalds, sore throa', try Tr. Thomas Ec- lectic oil, splendid remedy for emergen- cies.
The Press., 1916-09-28
THIRTY-ONE YEARS AGO.
September "A, 1885.

Items of local interest taken from the columns
 of The Press thirty-one years ago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15

ndr unb friiberer 8eianbtc Der Scr.
Staoten IN Seiterreid, lit an Cont
tag 9lbenb, Den 3. September, I'M III.
ter bon IS Sabren linlueit Sbilaoel'
pbia in Saitlc elmer ieiner Gohtcr
~gcitorbcn. gr mar cin &atbolif. Die
2eide mllroc IN &alporien Sricobpfc
IN ct. 2oilis %beeroigt.
S Sm Goliiieum 81 ct. Soilis
belt Gbos. 6. Sugbcs, Der &epubli.
faniidc YrdiiOentidafts &%anoioat,
neuli6 cine &eoe OH cine &eriamm.
lung bon 1880 9erionen. Die 9e.
geiiterung Der S%eriammlung erreidte
ibren SGheplnft, beionbers oils &id-
ter 2anm hcn &eoner nit fplgenoen
8prten porItellte: Seine 0omino-
ton entiprane bireft aus Dem Ser.
5en Ser republifanii6en Sartei. Sier
lit er."
S Sic Gpuntp Court bon Cole
Gollntp bot iih enti6loiien, &oao.
Bombs in Summe bon 100000 in
Sebruar altsSuitellcn llno 5war Die
S1lfte bielcr Summe in benominas
tioitcn bon 500 per Stiid. SieIe
=
Bombs perben fiinf Gro5ent Snterci:
fen eintragen unb lteuerfrei iein. Oic
anoere S1lfte miro jc IN 9euonina-
tionen bon $1,000 alseeitellt iperbcn
l1no lollfen bicie Bombs in 10 Sab.
rem aus.
S Oas innerbolb bes 3udtbouies
ais 8eienfabrif benuste @ebGllOe
puroc leste ISOLDE BON einem perbcc'
renoen 2eller beimeeiudt uilo gum
Ebeil 5erlt0rt. Sas Seller milroc
5uerit i'm 3meiten Stodiuerf bcs &c.
bGltbes entbcdt llnb mad)te es in Dem
trodcnen @cicnltrob grobe 6ortidrit.
te. 8ic man nermlttbct, ipll boS
Selter BON 3iidtlin9cn angelegt NOR
Den lein. Scr Sotolpcruit bclolft
lih oltf ctipo $4,000. 0os @cb0uo(
gcb0rt oent Stoat unb lit nid)t Der
iihert. Die 3iidtlingc purocn moD'
reno bcs 6eltcrS III ibrc 3cllcn &c
than u1o entitono nid)t Die Gcrili9ltC
GubcitGrlulg inter ibncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
% ui b II ; 81. 1.

6rl, Iluino &eieulonm bot iih nodl
Eotsonn begeben, no tic ols 2cbrcrin
orgeitellt lit.
SRI. 2eild @eiernnnll, ipelfc Elm
poor @oden bel ibren I%ngcb0riaen
NOR, lit nod Cape @irarbcol sltriid
9efebrt, I'm, ibrc Stuoien an ser Gpr.
ntalldlllc micoer altfaunebmcn.
Srau 9. Sene, bon ct. 2otis, &c.
fillbet iid o,1f @eiuh bel ibren gltern
Com. Roberion ttnb Satin.
Gbnin Seicntarn mar fllr5lid in
oieier @egcnb iebr fleiBig beim Sud
iclidnciben.
Sri. glbino Iilitcrmolll, melhc
Gin paar @pfcn in Nappleon mar, lit
iebt lpieoer 6abeim.
SRI. 2poia Eraub, peldc in Scr.
mann beiddftiet mar, lit poriae $50
die nahbouie aefoHmen.
Iltg. Seeming nno beIien S6ne.
tern, Srls. Zulu uno 2pbia, maren
am Sonntag beiuhspeiic in Orb
Sort.
s. S. Smitb iinb @attil,, bon Stole
bnb, paren anl Sonntag bic @1itc
non so. &oberion unb Samilie.
@ottlieb Siibcr unb Samilie po,
ren am Counting bier, auf 9ein6 bel
q. Seiemonn nnb Satin.
Srie Seienlann Sr. nub @ottin
mcilcn 8. 3. auf geiud in 8oiebuo
uno in Sipcnsbille.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
Sap.

2ouis 8ocgcr uub 5arnilic, ipeld,c
Idnaerc Belt bel gruit enseIbrcdt
itto 6amilic olf @eind aclucicn no.
rem iinb am Mollta9 micbcr nad il.
rent Scint IN ct. 2ouis gerciit, in
8eelcitnn9 bon Simon goeger. luel.
der lid lGngere 3cit i'll ct. 2puis
n~If5ubaltcn geocnft.
Scnrp Gberg mo Srcb 2iciemcpcr
iueld)c aerouinc 3cit III OtoppiIlc iin.
ter drStlider 9cbonblltra wnrcn, iina
am borigen 0onnersta1, beheitcnb
gcbciicrt, mic6cr bobcim ongefpm.
men.
sic Ban S6ulc, inter 2eituna
bes 2ebrers @alter @rucns, lrub sic
Soft Sill SduIc, inter 2cbrer Sir,
tbitr Noefli, baben bcibc oli lcstcn
@ontag, nit elmer eroben Schiller
5nbl, ibrcu Nnfon9 gcnonumcn.
Sic @ebrilber Scints iinO grgcn.
parti8 beim &lcebreidcn fir unicrc
GARNER. Ser Grtrog lit oieics SSobr
Gin Iebr gutter.
gltg, Ioeller mo beiicn Sobr
Ilpin, ionic aud artbllr Wocdli.
marcll om Somsto9. in @cihdftcn,
in Scrrtonn.
ScnrD Ooermonn lit Sllr 3eit oui
ieincm Elat bcim gou elmer 3iiternc,
Scnrp Stei1bed ul0 0attiil mad
ten an porigcn 2onncrstog eincn sc
| id~Gftsbeiud] in SmcnSDille.
Gin iebr notbmcnbieer Tegen nllr
DC ms om poriecn Sonncrstog be
ifeert, mar aber nod lange nidt &C.
migenO i'm Oos 2otlb CUR @ci3cniaot
bcrridten 5u fonnen.
Srls. &MIoa uno Se6luig Gngel
bred)t rciiten ol Montag nod @or
renton, no iie oas Central @eslcpol
College beillheu lperbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
Stolpe.

llniere Sarmcr iinb jest flcibig
nit Dem &ornabboden beidGftiat. Die
bicsjGbrieen Grntc miro mir cincr
balben grtrae liefern.
Gcn allen rnleren fSornlcrn bat
&enrp Onden pobl Die 9robte &lcc,
ianlen . Grntc IN bieicr llnlgcgcnb CT
Siclt, rl0nli6 40 8uibels. gto Senrp,
On fannIt Oh nal .upicttcn."
Scrnlon 6rontm II. 6untilie, BON
Staotc Hcip Sort, bcfinhcn iid) bicl
bel Gltern lnb @eidiuiitcrn altf ct
lid,c @oben gu 9eiltd.
Die Srls. S(pra itnb Gltbcr 9ncd.
CT, Glla Srnnm, Gnunla gpel, Slgo
8obI utb Gina Slid ~reiitcl1 bicIc $50.
dc lOieber sur @roBitobt, ct. 2ouiS
I'M On in 0ienit SIT gebclr; iucr OH
ntciitcn ibrcn gbihicb betrolrcrt, mol.
len mir nidt pcrrothc,t.
&n Der Samilie bon Mn1. gScb
mueller crid)icu cin f~leincr rSltngc
Muttcr unb &ino bcfinocn iid mob.
mo aud Scr Gopo. gSir arutulic
ren hcr3lidit.
Crongcnbliltben Oriten i'll oel
Silft! &cin @lulbcr, bel iold, ids
nCMl @cttcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
@cbietct Der criten GrfGltnns Ginbalt

Cine grfGItung miro nld)t BON
ielbit better. Die @bii6t cine Or
fGltltllg ol,sroicn SIT laiiclt, miro Sic
%aufreibcn, unb iic miro crnItlidl,
luenn pcrnodlGiiigt. Strbenoc SIT.
itcn pcrscbren bic Gncr9ic mo Ioll
gen Die &italitGt. Sir AZ Sabre bot
ole gliidliGe Combination ocS bcrllb'
iacnben untiicptii6cn 9allauns in Or.
Sings neller Gntbcdnng @llltcn &C.
BELT nnb Seritopfung g%clinnert.
Sung ,rno SIt fam Die &irfionfeit
Or. Sings nc,lcr G1ltocfitng bel Slt,
item uno GrfGltllng bc5etgcn. &ollft
bciltc circ Sloihc in ocr gpotbcfc.
SOC. Nbp. ()
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
Upper Sgal nnb ltmgcgcnb.

Trco San Stroutcn ,nO @nttin,
pon St. 2otis, ulb Grou So. @rodt,
bon Snoeptnoeltcc, -lllod)tc1 unrigC
Mofc cinct Nciud) bel Sobn 9oltr,
Garl 9uldlr1cDcr bat pcrgall9Cnc
Sode in unicrcr Nohbaridaft &lec
QcOroidcn unb miro III cinigen So-
gcl,, an Scr 6irIt Greet nit Dem Sill.
len BON SiloS Beginner.
Ser @oIl in Strides @ronc, lpcl-
der BON 9. s. Seiic gcgebcn murbe,
mar redt gut beiitdt.
Die Coles Greet Sdl,le lpurbc alll
lcttcn Wontag nit 33 Shiilcrn er.
6iinct. 6. $. S6sncr lit Der Sebrcr.
@co. aebr lit iebt in Der Coles
Greet Hadbaridait beim &lccore,
Id)cl.
6rls. Sba Setterer unb either
Sciic limo nad 5peilu0dentlitenl
9cil,d BEL ibren angeb0rigenL nod
Ct. 2ouis 3uriidgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15
Remes ans anSeren Counties.

5 Ser friibere Wiiiolri @ouuer.
nellr Con. 9. Stephens bat ii6 1T
asbrrp Garf, 100 er geiunbbeitsbal.
Der peilt, our6 9illp Sunbap bcfeb-
rem lailen.
5 Orei jusenoIide cramps melde
8aiiermelonerl aus elmer Gar geltob.
len batteL mllrben fiir5li6 in Setter.
ion gitp perbaftet unb jeber su orei
Iagen @efGngniB p%eroonncrt.
5 @ouuernelir Majpr ~besunhigte
filrslid eirlen alien 9eger. lueld)er
bereits felt Is Sabren i'm 3udtbalts
mar; err lpor ipegen Morb int eriten
@rao an so Sabren b%erurtbeilt NOR
6en.
S 0aS Gountp . @eri6t bon Cole
Goltntp bot neufid 5tpei ilelle Stro-
ben . @rabirrnai1inen gefauft, oas
5tiid 3u $4,000. Cole County bot
MIN orci berartigc Wai6ineu i'm 8es
trieb.
5 8nt. 8rabler, ipeld)er al Der
6luBperbeiierrneeu, in Der Nabe bon
9oles, georbeitet bate, febrte oieIer
Gage bon 2abaobie 5uriif, iette lid
auf oas @eleiie Der Wo. 9ac. 8abn
uno ihlief elm. CT murbe bon einenl
9obnauee ~eetroffen ltno 10 idhper
perlest, bob er am folgenben Gage
ltarb.
5 9ic 9anlpfboote, meldc our 3c't
ben Wiiiouri befabren, finocn Die
S6iffiabrt in Der 3abe BON @aib'
ineton iebr idiuierig; Der @aller'
itono oes Sluiies lit nieorig uno
SonobGnfe biloen iid i'll groBcr 3obl.
9aS Boot u2ieut. 2elpis" mar nabc
bel @aibineton einen gall5cn Gag
feIt9efabren.
s Oh S%erurtbeilung Der beiocn
i6ipor5en Worber, 4norep uno Sar'
m 9lod, meId)c fiir5li6 in ct. Gbar'
leg bingeri6tet murben, 1ot ben,
Stoat Miliouri Die Sulu1te Dor
$2t93.S0 gefoItct. 9ic &cltrcdnltnq
ollcin belief lid oli 1862 inoem oicIt
beioen @olgenpogel 952 Gage I'M DC
f%Gnaniii lo8icrt bobcn.
s Allf Dem Ct. 2ouiier &aiierlid
0u,tiden &oniulat lit Die Nahrldi
cingcloufen, Dob &aiier 8ilbelm Den
bortiecn Ipollo : @eiongpercin Uni
Der ct. 2ol,is 2icoertaiel aus @nlof
ibrcs 50.jGy ,eu gcltcbcns le etn'
gol0enc Weooille ais Grinncrui19s
aeiden perlieben babe. Die ueber
ienOung Scr Ieooilcn miro erfplgen
iobaIb Die GoItpcrb1ltni'ic oics crlau
ben.
s &idarb 6. Screens, LANCE Sabre
elmer ser Better IN Der Republican,
idcn 9ortei in Miilouri, elm Wtillio
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15

Grntebanf.

Die 3eit Der Grnte uabt. 8orbe.
reitunsen iucrocn getroffcn: in Den
peiten lanbpirtibaftIihen 8cbietcn
Der 8~ereinigten Staatcn wie oilf ben
gfcrn Der bicsmnl auf has iorgiGl.
tieltc beitellten beittiden Seimatcrbe.
@eioreter ais ic ipdben Die Muger
Der oeiiti6m Saucrin gum Sinuiei.
fat aneitboll ileben lie, oab @ott &c.
raoe in oieicm Sabre Die bcutidc
Grnte ieencu nnb Dor &agel. unb
@ctteridaben benabrcn mDgc.
ernlter ais je limo Die 8ciifter
Der S6nitter. 0cnn Die ionit nit
lltitigem 3uruf Die Senien fiibrtcn,
iinb pielfad Oabingeiunfeu nit Den
crIten Sidelidldgen bcs &rieges.
9lllc Die jlingen, frdftigen @allern-
iobne mnren inter ben erItcn. Die 81
Den Sabncn eilten.
3mei &rieeSiabre iino ieitoem ins
2ano gegangen. Nu6 Die Ieltercn
muroen cingeaoscn. &leincr marb
Die 3abl Der 3uriid9cblicbcilen. @eit
umpiberitebli6cr @erpalt 9ing bie
@cltgeididte ieit 6en Grntemonbcn
oes letter Snbrcs ibren Sang. Scr
Sting, ben Die Seinhe Tim 0eutid).
lonb gcidmicoct, marh aeiprcngt
bur6 Den S6iencnitrone bon ellie
bis 9ogbab.
0pd pieoer lit cs Den Seinbcn &C.
lllngen, nclle WGd)tc oltf5ubicter, unb
bon nellem beginnt bic @inengung,
hic 0el,tidlono Den atcrn ncDmen
unb ieinem Sersen Den r,bieen
Sdlog Der 3lberiiht rmtbcn foil.
Mcbr als jc bangt bas 2eben unh
Sterben bcs 9eutiden Bottles bon
Der Grrtc ab, Deldc bic belltidcn
Sroilcn unb bic beuti6e Srecnb aud
oiesmal einbringen miiiien, obnc Die
@cluiBbcit 81 baben, oaB bos noditC
GrnteoanflGuten bon Den @loden bes
Srieoens berfiinoet iperoen miro. =
Die Srii6te bes arieees ioIlen einac.
iammelt iperoen in Die S6eunen ei,
mes ballernben 5rieoens.
Isle anbers geben mir bier Der 3cii
oes grnteicgens entae9en. @ir f0n.
men uns nur cine idmad)e 8oriteI,
lung babon MAIDEN, mas es beibt
nit 9rotfortcn Slciidfartcn, 3udcr.
farten uno Stofffarten re6nen 81
miliien. 8ir feruen feline flciidIoier
iino fettloien Gage, ionbcrn crfrellcr
inns hcs golocnen lteberfluiies.
9orum lit es an ltns, 81 ppfern
Ganf mollen mir opfern. Grntcbonf
Bebcn mir, bclfcu mir. 10 miiiicn nil
bod aelteben, Dob mir cigcntlid) nli1
bon lnierem %lleberflub abgeben. 8e
nige MIR limo inter uns, Die Spfe,
im mabren Gimme oes @ortes &c
hrodt baben.
Stelle1 mir uns Den gclpalti0cl
llnteridico ppr beim @inbringen DC
Grntc IN Der ncllcn ltnb scr oltc,
Scimot. 8cpiB lit oltf man6c.
nidt 10 oerutcn, pic mir bier eS mob
crboftt bottcn. Ibcr in Delti6loni
9cbt cS lln has Scin obcr Nid,tIcil
Der Notion.
5r1ncn follel 5luiid)rll Die @olnl
orilbell. GrGnerl I'M bic topicrcI
Shnitter, Die Den Spafcll nit Den
@cmcbr DcrtollI6tcn. WcGt, Qel
sur Grntc5cit iuieoerunl, oob pcnig
I items Elm Grntcic9cn olld, ans Slime
I rifa fonullen mogc iiber ooS @clt
1ccr: Den Grnllcn llnb &in0crn Gin
: @ilfc, oen &~ricecrn ein AnIporll
v@altct aus @ir bclfcn nit. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-15

Cine 8clt Dpll 2eiben biloet Dos
@ciolge bon unreinem glut. Die
gauge @eiunobeit miro in Iitleioen.
idait eeSoeen; bic &raft madt Der
Sdlpdde Blas; oas @eiift 5eigt oic
allsbriide Der llnreinbcit. @or iiber
b,tnocrt SSabren murbe Cit Seilmittel
fir idledtes 9lllt cntbeft, mcldeS
bisber nod nidt iibertroffen lpuroe,
Sorui's MpcnfrGutcr. IS lit ni6t
in apothefen ai baben. @an idrei.
be oii Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons
60, 1876 60. Sopne s(pe., gbica-
90, ST..
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
Grandma" NetDmdn'S Remains
 Laid ForeUer ot Rest

The remains of Mrs. Jane Newman, better known through out northern Arizona as Grand ma" Newman, were brought to Flagstaff from Phoenix Tuesday night by the faithful sons and daughters for final interment ID the Masonic cemetery here. Mrs. Newman died in Phoenix last winter after few months ill., ness, during which time all that could be done had been done, to lengthen her lovable span of life. The remains were brought to Flagstaff, the. home she loved best, where all the loved ones that could be present, paid their last loving tribute to Mother. '"
 There were many old friends at the memorial services which were held in the Federated church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Dr. Thomas Hambly fit tingly addressed the mourning relatives of the departed one. whose deep mark had been made upon the generations to come. - Flagstaff Sun.
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
Notice to Voters

Registration supplies are now in the hands of justices of the peace and specially appointed officers in the various precincts of the county. Voters may register either with these officers or at the county recorders office in Holbrook.
 Persons registering, who de- sire to vote in the primary cleo tion, MUST state their party af- filiations, otherwise they will not be eligible to vote.
 Those who give no party af- filiation may vote in the general election, but may not vote in the primary.
 DEE M. Moss,
 County Recorder.
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
Races at State Fair

Speaking of the racing outlook for this years state fair, Secre- tarY T. D. Shaughnessy stated that never before Tn the history of the Arizona State Fair. had the prospects been so bright as they are this year.
 MT. Shaughnessy is particularly enthu1astic over the way the Ari- zona horsemen are responding. He stated that already entries had been received from a num- Der of local horsemen, and that others have declared their inten- tion of entering soon.
 In connection with the Arizona horse program, attention is call ed to the fact that this year en- tries for the colt races will close September l, month earlier than the other events. The reason for this IS, that in the event colt races fail to fill, other races will be substituted and advertised inn mediately.
 It has been the policy of the fair commission in the past to en- courage the horsemen of the state, and six races are set apart this year for Arizona horses only. With the liberal purses offered, there should be no dearth of horses, instead these races should be filled to overfowing. If there is not a good field of two year olds thls year. it is queit proba- ble that the colt races in the future will be confined to three year old trot and three year old pace.
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
White Mountains to be Arizona $
 Summer Playground

Forest officers here have con-
 pleted the survey of a number of summer home sites in Lee Valley
 near Greer, Arizona, which they
 claim offer exceptional oppor- tunities for city folks in search of rest and recreation. The lots overlook a beautiful mountain valley and are within easy dis tance of the town of Greer, where postoffice facilities and farm products are obtainable. The Little Colorado river. an excellent trout stream, is close by. An ex- traordinary feature of the loca- tion is that nine consecutive lots are each served by nice separate springs, so situated that water can be easily piped into each cot tage at negligible expense. In spite of the distance from rail- way transportation, it is believed here that these lots will attract people in search of a good loca- tion for summer home. The Old Trails transcontinental high way is only a few miles distant.
 Local forest officials state that these lots are now available under long term leases, and that applicants will be served in the order of application. The annual are said to be nominal. lots will be laid out on application anywhere in the White mountain region.
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
Considers Us Enterbrisine

The Holbrook News sprung itself into an eight column four paged paper last week in order to accomodate the sudden rush of matter. Out in the country it takes some hustling to increase the size of the paper; in a city all that is necessary is to send out for more men, but here it is necessary for each one on the job to hustle that much harder. It shows enterprise and ability, Flagstaff Sun.
The Holbrook news., 1916-08-11
Just the Thing for Diarrhoea

About two years ago l had a severe attack of diarrhoea which lasted over a week" writes w. c. Jones, Buford, N. D. 'I be- came so weak that I could not stand upright. A druggist recommended Chamberlain's col ic, cholera and dlarrhoea remedy. The first dose relieved me and within two days 1 was as we'll as ever" Many druggists recom- mend this remedy because they know that it IS reliable. Obtain able everywhere.