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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26
Gem Theatre
"Wednesday. Jan. 26.

"Wednesday. Jan. 26.
eThe Nature Man." Unusual. un'
ioue In a class by itself A mar
yelous film record of mans victory
over the relentless forces OF nature
Alone. unarmed, without tools or
provisions. man enters the noun
tain Businesses. the primeval wilds OF
California and through sheer human
intelligence and sheer mastery OF
brute forces, captures and kills wild
beasts: procures food. makes cloth
irg and shelter; and surrounds him.
self with the means for living safely
and comfortably.
This is supreme achievement OF
the camera. Patience and determina-
tion succeed in filming The Nature
Man" as he actually fought worked
and lived.
Thursday, January 27.
Third episode OF Graft "Ine
Traction Grab was suggested bv
George Bronson Howard. the we'll
known dramatist and novelist, and
was written by Hugh c. Weir and
Joe Brandt It is a thrilling sfors
of corrupt politics, in which the
Trust attempts to get control OF the
CITY traction lines. The scenes are
thrilling and the love interest Is sus
tanned.
eThe Dawn Road" a thrilling drama
10i Bison two-reel drama, written
by Ben Cohn and Joseph Franz ana
produced by Joseph Franz. Is an ev.
citing story of the brave struggle o.
a pirl with a wrong start to rise above
her surroundings.
CAST.
Fred Armstrong sherman bainpfiute
Rose ............. rtoIIne nsn"""
Edith Langdon. ........ Eona rayne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26
xxx xx VI n NIX " IL NESS " "
NJ THE THEATERS "
mxw a N NJ " xx n MIME "


The best film produced In Guthrie
Ia years was captioned "A Tribute 70
Mother produced Tuesday night al
The Gem. II was plain. simple story
admirably told and made one b,s
again lust for tonight" The tale
was replete in phase Of everyday
ness and those who saw the picture
were amply rewarded for bravna
the elements sufficiently to see It,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26
ArEyLS WONDER

HSHE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. dissolves gravel. cures
= diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheuma..
tism and all Irregularities ofthe kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. II not sold
ceipt Of 81. One small bottle is two months
treatment and seldom fails to psffeet cure.
Send for testimonials. from this and other
States. : DR.. +. w. Hhl, 2s26 Olive Street.
81 Louis. Mo. Sold BY druggists.--Adv .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26

Surroundings for Pictures.
Fortunes have been spent by Amer
ican directors TO provide suitable sur
rcundings for pictures Of widely dif-
fcient character. A new masterpiece
.'Ihe White Rosette," called for a
medieval frame, and castles, draw
tridges and moats, we're constructed
|, portray the days when knighthood
vas In flower Cannoisseurs we're
G, gagged to hunt up trappings of the
middle century TO heighten the real
ism of the picture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26

The Baird and Wilson comedians
played to a large audience Tuesday
night. The company is well liked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-26

'iBroadcloth and Velvet was an at
tsactive skit at the Lyric.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

SOS gobenfre0hs @eIeb, peItes Der GongreB pafiert uo Der Era-
foent rutr5eidnet bat febt 5poIf 8unoes-Sonobonten m eOenlo oielen
oero1 oboearensten 2nnosteIen boz. Seoe oeer gn1ten nlB EN-
Qopitn[ bon ~min6efens $4,000 boben 60 melt me moglb tdl 0os
Qeio ourd 8adnninqea bon grbaten a~ufgebrnht perocL Sotoet Dos
niAt aehiebt, uuB oos gmoesihotomt os @elo Hetern. An olee
gonfen ihlnBen Fb Ddrlebers sgeretne an. Gee minen aus ntnoeiens
0en sarnern beteben, melde @el0 oufnehmen molten uo 1eoes Ddt.
olteo nub afien gum 9etrnge BON flnf Iro5ent Der Srrune, oe es
Sarnnen gebafnng BON 6armgerniduften lno tir Slgung otter S9ul'
Sen aelrhn. Ole S0be Oes Gnrt9ens bart finStg Rroaent bonn Aere
oes berpf1noeten 2anoes uidt lberfeigen- Die Sdulo fam N tunF
Sdbren uno HuB nbt fpdter os IN 40 Sobren genlgt lem we ap'
sohIna sfoIgt in entlpretenoem @erbGLtuis idbrIth. Ser Dorlebens.
perctn iii aehaHpn, hr fnf Iro5ent Der DorIeben AttRn Der gunoes'
9an6bnnf al nebmeu. af Die rs Siderbett binterlegten Sppotbefen
fam Die neutrality-suspicious. Bombs GSgeben. Die 3nlen mr. oe
Snpotbdan 6irpn ndt bober ais elm Bro5ent uber DIE 3tnsrnte lem,
ais ieds grosent. Gas @et Ht aurSet biefa6 bemdnget iporoen
Ds ~Gtnc golfsblnH~ pioregt oRie eirD0n6e NIT ben folgenoen
4usfa9rngeu: @eeen Ben oraunaabrhhen Tell miro Der Gtnpone err
buben, bB Die Regir1ug niht rerpittet ien iolte Dos untrnebmen
peroen, Bic @egierung bdHe bbB Die gerpolhng gu fabren. 9ieer
@oriflag lit aus benz @rnnoe bInfaag, Dab, menn HrIoate oos @elo
aufbriRaen, aaHn mer0en tie lid bon Der HegierrBg tae sSor1hrHten
nber Sic &enDenOung Desiebeu MAIDEN l1nen. @enn 0e Hegerlng
nidts beHrdat bat Tie ona nihts oren8ureoen- SIN nbrtgen u oe
Nerantmorfihfeit, pelhe Die Aegiertng trdgt n6t beoenftd, od lie
0rh Die Snpotbefen eeoeft lit, auf melhe bin DIE AuSgdbe Der bombs
erfc[at Ser 8orteil, ben 0ns @ees bidet, lit iebr groB, inoem Die 4bs
sabung Ser ShuIo af bhr5g Sabre btnuusgeihoben miro Das nrB
oBne 6rage b0dt f6rOerlih af Ge 2dnoptrnhdtt utrfen, ipe5tea bel
0ont bernuqen, benz 5s Sdno ner~beerenoen Roubbnt EN- Gnoe 5l
mnhen. genn oe Snpotbet oS 5ormers, De lett ole flnf Sabre
fdlia miro, fam CT nr IoIfe 6ebfrthte pndn5en, Die fofortgen abios
fnoen, me @e5cn nno @ais, mo Airh oieien 9oangel an JrtdThDehie
miro Ser Qooen D0aig aasggiogen. SO banOet fb bLB tint Die ebrltde
nnn fibiae .8ertuoItunq ienens Der Grgane Der 8unoesregerung, lmD
Sos ioate man IhliebIua emarteu 6Grn. Gs peroen abr nmh Gin.
manoe erboben, Die fh gegen bic aonnftnionoltdt oes @epbes rtdten.
un6 os @eeb miro one 9mefI Dor Die gnn6esgertde gebradt Der0en.
Gntfdei0en 0efe aeaen Me 4ouihtutonaIhdt, 10 miro man Die aonIntuion
balm dn0ern miien, ooB Elm @eps Die 5uD0erIoufnbe fcnfitutione1e
nidts sr e~ntptfluug una SebuHg Oes eanoes tun bari fam man but.
outage ndt uRbr reglereL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
GeIsbli6e s~uaHssmafisfeit.

Seitlide 9eitunget geben alt, odb
6ie 8robibitionsfrage aIgema6 EN-
nationales ,SSiiues eeinoroen iei unO
oaB man oomit ti redJnen babe IN
ben fCmmeEDen @ablen. Ole &c.
reanng fd)reite, penn aud nift
reid. 70 bod itetig bon einem Size
snm on0ern. 9fpei Drittel Der
5taaten Tteben bereits unter Der
8robibitioa uno ibarfen einidran'
fen0en @eIssen Iber ben @etrdnte.
Derfauf. Cine on0ere 3eitnng iagt:
Die 0eiesli6e Il 8mangsmaBigtelt
liegt i'm 3nge Der 3eit. aud IN ben
frieafiibren0en 2dnoern @uropas.
BORT Iiegan ocg 8eiDeglna looiale
mo geiunobeitlihe gsotibe gu
@run6e. Ser iii ben 9ereinigtea
Stonten miro Der Gampf gon3 I'M
Ioerhoblen I'M 9nnlen elmer ongeb-
lid aefahroeten sMoraI@ gefibrt.
aber bic SGn2Iigfeit Der profti-
i6en BeTfnlrtitdJtTig Der 2eflpereiid'
sSoee IN 6ieiem 2att0e 1T bnuptidfp
lih ben 5eblern Der @egner Der
30ee su5uidreiben. Gle baden Our9
|Sun uno 2diien gefebIt, geridteOe.
ne aroBe 8ereim0ungen 0es @etrdn.
te1dn6eIs. aud BE Notionale Ser.
etniglntg Der gralter, ba6en 0as en-
FAINT. 2eiOer al fpdt. Sic
ifledten gIemente oes 8etuerbes
miiIien borolrs cnifernt ner0erL" lit
Jest bic 2oinig. 8u ipdtl - 8eId
fanotiiAer earn. uuroe in freibeits
lid)en areiien barber erbo6en, luenn
8eamte ODER goIi5ei iiber offene
9erlesiurgen unangenebmer @eiese
lnint "0ie augen suoriiden tuou-
Dit ueI1 fonottider 9e.
Ibdrrlifteit ipltr0e bic geaitimitdt
I0er 6iHtertiiren nn6 r8anOe0rud1
golitif 6erfodten. 4nntit bat man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

siebungspeiie an. uno berfnuft Iper'
Sen tunrL ioiern geaiise aus 5ranf.
reid ooer England rno pcbl aud
amerifn in Srage fonluleri. User
uidt oireft ouf oteie 9e5ugsquellen
angetuieien lit. miro itd foum elmer
~oerartieen Diftatur urterwerten.
Inter IoIhen ~llmitdnoen lit ttr
oie SGmeiser Gneitmotitbrante Die
nd6Ite 3ltfunft feline roiige. Be
ion0ers Die fIefnereH Gambler iuer.
ben Iebr uuter Dem Grltf 5u leioen
baben. Gie gerteiluug ourd oas
sbnoifnt miro, wte. idon aus ben
g%eItimmungcu berporgebt, feline
gleihm1Biae fem gur bic gr0Be'
ren 6irmen oirfter ieoes Gudt.
ttrm @ore erbnIten, Oas ite bero'
tiqen. 3obei lino bic Hreiie fir
cute Sdl1nde etBerorocntIia se-
Itiegen uuo aud Die NanteI oitrf-
fen erbeblid trurer meroen. Be
griinoet fuir0 0ieies 6dntit, boB Die
Iron50iii6en Gabrifen nit groBen
Characterization infolge MangeIs
an 6emii6ea SsRfeu uno aud NIT
arbeiternougel gu fdmpfen babeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
The Song Of the KnOut!

Traitors to the veal Of mankind,
England, France and Italy
Try to bring the Russian peril
To the lands where men are free.
Russia, filed with endless wailing
OF the Gentle and the Jew,
Where the horrors of Siberia
Threaten all who think and do.
Hear the wall Of the Ukrainian
For his language and his creed,
For his native institutions,
Sacrificed to Russian greed.
See the furious wrath of Poland,
See the mother of the Slav,
Fighting like g qu~artered tiger
To obstruct the tartar's path.
See poor Finland where true free
dom
Was a birth-right Of the race,
yainly calling upon Europe
To atone for her disgrace.
All the ancient names for tyrant
Are too mild and weak by far,
To express the foul oppression,
Linked forever to the car.
Traitors to the cause of mankind,
England, France and Italy
Try to bring this Russian peril
To the lands where men are free.
Common H. Sense.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

MIR ben 5anatifern Der anoeretl
5eite Die ipirfIomiten 8affen gelie.
fert. Beil be umgebung ut6 Der
chtltng 6urdoiiS idJlefter, bic biir.
gerIihe Gretteit niberredtlia be.
idrdnfen0eE @eiese empfoblen uno
boG5ogert Dor0en 1T, baben bic
dgrehiDea admpen Der 8uGHgsuad.
Bigfeit Hn0 9Dang.5 abatbeiIiguna
Die 8ebauptung aufgeIteat uni aus.
eetiist baB ibre @egner seruno'
iGSlidje @eietbcrIeker" fhto.
gu uieoerboIter Walen mar bill
Gelegenbeit geeeben. n~erniinftigt
aompromiIie al idIieBen. aiif elm
Gini6rdnfung 0es @etrdnfeberfaufs
Gormtdo au beitimmten Stun.
ben uno 6erglei6en mebr. 9obon
Dolte man nidts tpifien; aud oaS
mar cine 9eihrdrfung Der Dperion'
Ii6en Jreibeit". aaes ODER
niftsl@ mar Bic 2oiung. @enn's
10 fpeiter eebt, nirbs mobl nidtl
tuer0en nnf her gonsen Clinic.
WouneiI Bluffs Greie 9reiie.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

III immer oieielbe @ejhihie. GtI
2ette. aeierbtitcu ODER 2ouomebr'
manner, iino, tpie iie berlideru, be-
ibrer 6iHbernfung gana geiuno meg
aeamgen. Sn ben @r1ben abel
loft gleih IN Der @arniion iin0 I'll
an 2uuoenent5iinoumG 8rulttel.
entSinbung ODER meiit MIR on q
mem einfaden 8rendtalfatnrrb en-
Ifronft. Sros oaer @flege i'm ga.
8arett fomlnen bic ardfte nid)t uie
Der. 90 per0eu iie i9lieBlih ent.
laiien, bod obne &ente, neil iie fei,
ne iihtboren @erlebunaen bnben
Sn relrfl aus 3ebr 61aen fin0 fl
ni9t mebr i'm 6taft0e. ibren otter
Beirut pieber nifsnnebmen, peroer
iih ielblt cine Soft rHo cine @eiobr
fir ibre umgebung. 60 gebt e
Gauienoen linb aber 3nulen6en.
pBer lit iduIo on 0ieien iAlim'
men 8uitdnoen2 frdot Elm Barrier
gIatt. A@enn bic 2eiite bereits
Dor Dem Rrieae i6ptn0ihftia pd'
rem marint bat man iie 0om ae,
monument Gie iinb bod siemlit
ole GrstIih unteriadt moroen. 81
ibre aranfbeit mtrtIih cine GolgC
oes 4rieaeS2 @eeiit lieet es mobl
70, 6oB cine Qlnlnge onou infolgC
bon 4Ifobolismus, erbliher Bella
flung ODER zines friiber IhIedt aus,
eebeilten 8renhidttntarrbs norbon,
ben mar, he erit ipGbrenb Der
DienIt5eit entpidelt ruirroe. auf ie'
ben Sal iino aud 0ieie 2eitte Sp-
fee oes arieges, benen man belfer
mub, aud) menn 0ds @eiet ni6tS
bon ibnen nHien min. Grilber bat
ten fie red)t ooer idIedjt ibr burger
lides a%ustonmen; iest iino fl
fronf unD, mas nod idlimmer lit
.anitedeno frauf.S
Die our Set borbanOenen Gun
genbeiIitdtten iino ungeniigeno mi
ilberfiiat. 4as Qdrlament bat Bis.
her MIR I1derlide Spei Miaioneu
fiir Die id]pin0lihtigen Solooter
beDiaigt. Sic Stabt 9aris, beibt
es I'M Motiu, riuir0 ibre 8ili6i
uno nlebr ais ibre 9flitt Inn.
Seine a|nitrengufe, fetn Gpfer Dor
su grob iein. fpeun es Ii9 0orun
banoeIt. unier goIf Dor oieier idref'
Iiten arnnfbeit 8u bepabren BIZ
man fiir5lid ben dHOereH Geino'
genonnt bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
glnd Die S9Wei5 auier Der 6adteI
Der AaiierteR.

Sn Der Shpef5 fuurOe Dor fur
5em Elm Ginfabripnoitat Der guto.
mobilbran6e gum 8esuge BON $50
Iren aus England un6 6rantreid
Qegrnnoet. Gem SpnOifat iolen
bigber ieooA rur nenig Girmen
beiaetreten fem. @ruuo bie5u ourf.
ten Die nberoas itrengen 8orihrif.
ten bil0en, Die BON Dem Ginfubr'
fruit ouf @rlH0ldge Der ieitens
@ngInn0s uno Gronfrei6s geiteq.
ten geOingungen eeniaht tueroen
muBten. @erlangen bod England
uno 6ronfrei6 iogar. ooB ie0er 8e.
teller b~orerit Elm genoues 8erdei6.
mis- ieines gdnaert beiut Gintrltt
nod BON frilber Der borrdtiger Ga.
gerbeItnnoes, nbgeben n%tiiiie. unter
Der gerpflidtung. aud 0ieie often
@arenuorrdte ben rleuer 8eitim,
munger polinbaltlid 81 untertuer.
fen, obne Riiditft 1if ben l1riprung
Der norbon0enen 8nre. 9ie gu
teilunq rleler @dre 0urn ben Trltit
erfoIgt 6nnn ouf Grrno Der bud.
mdBig nodaeipiefenen S6he Der Gin.
fdufe in ben Sdbren 1911. 1912
uno 1918.
Cine rpettere 9eItinnlttng, Die bic.
le sntereIienten 6anon obbdH Dem
Gpnoifat bei5atreten, ftno bic Ga.
rantieDoridriften mad benz Yriusip
,Giner fir ale - ale fir etnen"
0as SDnoifat baftet in ietner &c
lantbeit fir bic SanoInngea ie6es
einselnea MitgIieOes. 6bne GBn-
oifot giebt eg nobI rireeR0g Mnre.
Se0es Mitglie0 muB niht Tlir fin
fi6 benz SDnSifnt gegeniiber Die
&aftung fir bic ginbnltung Der
8erfaufs @eridriffen nbernebmen,
fonoern aud fDeiterbin o1fHr Gorge
Itragen, ooB iein Bieoerobnebmer
nidt geger bic itrenger geoinsun-
aen (0er @usfnbr na9 ben 2GHoern
Der WitteImaGte) berItoBe. grfolgt
0ber cine Beitrafung zines fleinel
MitaIieoes iDeger uebertretung Der
goridriften nno fam oieie8 Bit
gIie0 Die feitgelegta bobe @eIoinm-
me nift be8nblen, 10 mub Die ann5e
8ereinigung, 0as Gpn0ifat. 0atiir
a~uffoHmen. Cine iolde Bulge fam
ober iebr bod bemeiien meroeu uH0
oamit fam Der Uon e~intreten, bob
DIE uni6nl0igen NIT ben ShnlOi.
gen su lei6en boben. GO lit aud
nidt ausgeidI0fIen. oob 0tiTH bloBe
Genuasiationet MitgIieoer beitrafi
uerben, ooer 6db fid bel BEN aon'
furren5fdmpfe INNER fDie0er 2eittt
|fnioefi, Die GdILen IteGea, un6 Der.
aleihe1 ntebr.
Giee @infnHrfpH0ifofe ftno mad
@drenHu1ppea ~getrenrlt. @nrnmi
IND aantidut lit gang feDerdt &c,
6nlten sn0 iperoen gernDe bierfiii
ieitcns GranfreiMs un0 Gnaldn6s
6reiTah B5bere D0rartien perIorgt
ais BET onOereH MrtifeIn. Oil
guBen I'M Sole elmer n1lebertre,
|tang~ Ennen 70 bobe iDeroer, SoE
mdnhe Der acknowledgements.
bdn0ler es Dor5ieben Siitften, gam
Sic SuaS oabon al IaIieu. Gies III
aleidb @euten0 NIT benz anfgeber
1es @kiA1fts uberbaupt Sa Obnl
SDnoHAh, Gdre nidt e~ingeiubr Be
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

greifen. Gs hnn0eIt fih UNI oie CT.
ridtnns zines groben Seins nit
ettpd $500 getten, oag alien bpgie.
niiden AnforOerungen entipridt.
Dos llebeI, Oen bier obsebOlfen
peroen fOd, 1T fiirdterli6er, als
suna9lf dnaea0rtmen puroe. es
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

Die Gteuerrdte fiji 0mobo
lpirD fir oas nddyfte Sdbr 91.3 pro
MiIIe nidt iiberidreiten un6 Inn s
Bro5ent ueniger betrnsen oIs i'm
eeeenu1rtigeu Sabre. Canon emf.
foLLen 42.9 pro Wtiae a1tf bic Itd0ti-
id)en Stetern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
Sdwinc it~itbtsoefaht
~ SrankreifR!

Der Gfa6frnt bon Eoris Bat fid
lenOtigt seiaberg Silfsmdbnabmett
air bic Deaen 2unaenIhmin0laht
MS Dem Seerg gntfnifenett 81 CT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

r@ir tuerben iiegenl" bot Der
auiier au Ridfer gsippert aeioat,
nno aud on Oieiem aaiIerisort Ioa
man nidt oeiiteIa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

Gn0e anauit erf1brt Der grGfi,
bent Diereidt, Bob ct nOminiert
tpurOe, rno an Z. 9Opember er.
fd1rt er.-..
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
WE DID NOT KNOW.

A leafiet industriously circulated hy the liquor forces, puts to it's readers the following query: Did you know that Vermont, on March :, 1916, voted two to one to return to local option after 60 years of prohibition|
 "No. we did not know it. nor shall we ever know 1t. And for the best of reasons-IT IS NOT SOW
 Vermont has had option for years. Fully 80 per cent of the population live under prohibition by local vote. The vote of March last was n vote to remain under that regime.-The Union Signal.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
EXPECT BETTER TIMES.

There have been many dire predic- tions regarding the disaster that is to follow the departure of the saloon in wet territory in this state, but gener- ally speaking no delusions are held along this line by the more prominent business men of Idaho" says the Boise News. While they look for a tempo rary depression prior to the readjust- ment, they expect afterwards impetus in business conditions and even better times than before the saloon became extinct The fact that much of Idaho has been dry for years and business conditions in the dry territory have even been better in some instances than in the wet territory, leads many business men to believe that the sa- loon is not so paramount factor and that with a readjustment the lost rev enue from 1t will not be missed"
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
C0MMlSSIONER'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that is pur-
 Eance Of the authority and directions |nrtained in the decretal order of the
 hancery Court of Nevada County,
 hsde and entered on the 9th day of ftcber, A. D. 1916, iH g certain cause |M 2OS) then pending therein be-
 Ssen R. C. w. McNo.Iey ct al, Ex- |nrte, the undersigned. as Commits E@er of said Court. will offer for |Sle at public yenige to the highest Eader, at the North door or entrance E the County Courthouse. in which |aid Court is held r the County of Egada, within th hours prescribed M law for judicial sales, on Tuesday, |af 9th day of December, A. D. 1916. |he following described rcal estate, to- |nf The East hal. o the Northeast |garter and the N.heast Quarter |m the Southeast Quarter of Section ||nlhrty-one (3D; and the Southeast IN |yarter Of the Southeast Quarter of |SfuOn |s Thirty t30l an in Township |In llO South, Range Twentv-one |lannssaas ''''S' Ii
 ie'mS Of Sale: On a credit of aiee sa'e months, the purchaser being re- '. Safed N to execute a bond as required N |'.ij law and the order and decree of |mu s.al court Tn said cause. with ap- ssifl S0 Secarltyy, bearing F interest at sS li,s,, 'dte d.s of 10 Der cent per annum i,Slu ta; uate of sale until paid, and n lien sag X ,e. retained on the premises sold honey T ''> WI ''e purchase sf VEen Eoal.u,In under my hand this 4th day v november, A. D. 1916.
 n. c. C. C. CALHOUN.
 commissioner in Chancery.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
TESTIMONY FROM ILLINOIS.

According to the records of the DO. lice officials in Illinois dry cities have 75 per cent less crime to contend with than wet cities of the same size. Au. rora. while under the saloon admins. tration. had 005 arrests for drunken ness. while in dry Rockford, with the same population. there were only 719 arrests. Wet Joliet had 1 .6S2 arrests for drunkenness while dry Decatur had 966 Both towns are of the same size. Still another instance was the 3,S19 ar rests in East St Louis as against 454 in dry Galesburg. The reports show that the majority of these arrests was due to the introduction of liquor from tho surrounding wet territory.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
HIGH COMMERCIAL STANDING.

A few years ago a commission came over from Germany to investigate the causes of the industrial supremacy of the United States. In their report they asserted that the victories of American trade are largely due to the fact that for thirty years children in the public schools have been taught the evils of intoxicating drink, and that in more than 400 lines of indus try no man could secure employment if he were known to be addicted to intoxicating beverages.
 It might be added that the laws in all the states requiring scientific temperance instruction in the public schools are the result of persistent work on the part of the Woman's Christian Temperance union.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
BEER AND GRAIN.

Germans are beginning to chafe against the liberty granted to the brew CT to waste grain, while the cOnsump- ton of bread is restricted and cattle are grudged their usual sustenance. Daily 55000 hundredweight of barley are wasted by Germans in producing beer. To make Il litre of beer nearly half a pound of barley is required, and some Germans drink five litres a day. One writer sums up the case against the beer drinker in these trenChant words: "Whoever drinks beer during the war takes away a piece of bread from his fellow man, robs his people of meat and butter and depriveS our children, our sick and wounded of the milk and eggs so nee essary."
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
FRESH AIR.

Everybody so believes in. the value of fresh air today that 1t seems rather foolish to dwell on it's importance. Vet less than fifty years ago--ln 1869 to be exact when a physician in England ad- dressed a society of doctors on the value of fresh air he was hooted from the platform. and this same society later passed a resolution forbiddins the use of their platform to such nonsensical talks. Such has been the progress within half century.
 When pr. Trudeau, who died last year, contracted tuberculosis about 35 years ago, he decided to try the open air treatment His friends felt sorry for him for they thought the man had surely gone out Of hls mind. Vet so rapid was his gain in health that he convinced others that fresh alr was the chlef requi- site for cure, and he was enabled to establish a sanitarium In tho Adj rondacks where he had been cured. In this sanitarium pr. Trudeau helped to restore the health of many others and when he died the press of the country had articles of praise regarding him.
 Of course, pulmonary tuberculo- sis being a lung disease, the i'm portance of breathing Is apparent. The lung is the instrument of breathing and to be kept in good condition it must be used properly. If good deep breaths of pure air are taken the lungs develop in strength. The lungs purify the blood and if they cannot do the full work, the blood is not so purified and the general system becomes weakened. Then the tuberculosis germ begins to work and useful life Is cut short.
 The Arkansas Society for the Study and Prevention of Tubercu- losis is much interested In this sub ject and offers free advice and liter ature for the asking. Write the so- ciety today at the City Hall, Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-22
STOP THE FIRST COLD.

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