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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
NEW IDEAS FOUND IN INDIA
Marriage sna Fasssaiy cssters,a af Ases
Are ssss~ Changing Raaadgy 3s.
Gauss Of E1asAtIes.

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of wsFeaassoa astt aaasheghsssss In If.ssls
ssiaera visited Msas Rohstsoa, f,rsaes,
t'ai Ut the. Isabella 'rhoisurn college.
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seFa4, says $ writer In she World s3ss-
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There In Il naW world In India. y
ssss said. Eight thousand ys,uag n,eu
are graduating frosa college every
year, Iiataa nasn DON'T want mere
child q tos. fur d wife fhay a,ssh s.sssgsa
faliisnsaip. MI shgse. saassitnr au;
sise package. sare letters Of tnausry OF
q tssisfrlfnssnEai nature. We eauIa ar
yaIge for more marriages than we
bare graduates, asAsi THESE rsarrsa gss
lata the nsoss desirable fataslies,
s1issattaass 1t seems as III / were COZ.
ssWetinE u asasrineniai bureau 10 se,Y,,
pay astsss fer future college professors
3asigesr deputy collectors and all ss,rts
Of tafagssittsl rslea.
That IL It There il q t,esr mar, s,s
Well ~ new woman In the Orient.
md iytlss n1an has s aess Ideal Of WON.
asaiisod end family life. In Bombay ]
WIS shown. slightly eas frou, The city.
/ new. separate houses bnilasng for In.
dsseE ystifag married people rho desired
| to BREAK awag from the nfstriarrlsal or
gfotsp faaniiy. where tine young wife Is
under the absolute sway of ths mother.
| in-Iaw.
la sosIie cases families not Chris
! aan are setting zp that characteristic
| s,sirfstfan institution. the family meal
/ Aa's ftiorae fiiea,sss a revolution fiji the
fsssa ten OF woman for by Indian Gus.
leaa tho wife, whether Of high or low
aegrae. has waited upon her husband
standing while he ate, and later has
istriaSen alone, or wish the children
81 the portion Of food he SET aside FOR
her. ~
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
Exercise ard Good Nerves.

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Ike a neigess glttas. arannsi Central
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writes In Ehe Worlds Work. Ills nansa
is sNllise Hulne The champion Bill
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sana hsalsa as1a osass nf the best ways
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to pssea % your csfes aId ge afser
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
ssEseasss Frnm ar.

Nsea tRa tastgsssnsh aangal CONVEX
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sepssssalses n 10 September ~, gaesa.
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ii eayorsag sa mako itself iasieperss.
sesss aS say sssselSn Sossrse ssg supply.
ard isse saecfr1.ssla chemists are esasseavor-
ing sa fna q practicable method al en-
tracing sise nssyatss fposa sliss assseEen
gaa which sorssss 70 PER eest of the
atr The arat plant for ssse aagnafac-
spre os ustratas was erected at ssag.
SRA Ealls~
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
A ssa.uraf f.onssens..

The Tssln tree OF Colombia measures
about 80 fses high when nf maturity
aiad abssssi three feet In diameter AT the
base = s.lssarbs an sssssncnse quantity
scs moisture FROM the atmosphere,
w4iasef, 4 eosaeesafrntsas mud subs "a uent.
!. " sends iss forth from lis leaves and
safss fssfies u shower. in some In
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rssrs H possesses this eErious prop-
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nsssrs precisely when the rivers are az
shssr soyyesz aud syater most scarce.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
t.is oecupatIon core.

BeggarI sate To ask yar for char.
lfs, sir' but les them motors wot 1--we
ruined my perfeshun. y
NJ s,Id GentisInan twho hates motors,
r. md how have the motors
atiected you, my mani
beggaI- ycr see, sir I used to
old the sosses 'eads outside the Spos+ess
tsragon Y, e Afora motor buses WIS
starteti I.onslon Punch. I'' ','. q.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
sea 81 Pun,i.c.,e.

a steamship which recently made
the Port Of San Francisco reports hay
Ing sailed In d sen Of puinIce near
sydney, 3. M. Apparently the Ia:a.'
ferial had been cast up by subnssl-
rine Volcanic outbreak. and chunks
ranging ia size from thnt Of d marble
70 a pfng hat were thrown on decis by
the waves The vessel WIS several
hours IL passllng through me aiTected
region.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
Think for fes,,rxeis ] !.

Some rsAoasle are SO undecided that
sslaeIs they sIstnk they want to do 4
certain thing they hesitate Cd do Il
until ssaey ssilse assurance from others
Sssat IL als right to do II. and when
sssey hnse sisrh assurance they sim
rAeasaslia In doubt.
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MORE HHEAT.
MORE CATTLE
MORE HOGS



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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
His Probahie Vocation.

Friend-What Is your baiy going to
be when he grows up?
finaacIer-A biackmafser, I'm
afraid.
FriendImpossib wnat makes
YOU think so?
IinancierWe have to give him
something every little while to keep
him quiet.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
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been taken witii cramps while bathing
sn the canal - Keep up for ave min
utes. Bsii Sanething win slide ir by
then and you enn walk ont \;
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28

Ing r. - :, I 80
81 dent know. He aluays f,,,,,s ~:
waasst you hasent read ana then maIrea
Foa feei sEnoFant by discussing it:r
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
The Usual Yfsy.,

HendersonFor ave years vns
on tho lookout for wife.
# Niiliansofa--How did ron come 10
End herr
Henderson She saw me arst.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28

ne QuiEIne That Does Not Affect The Head
Secause cf ~ tonic and laxative sssess Laxa,ave
ssansi9k nervrusness or rlnans ID the hsats There
signature Il on each box. Ne - "a s. > & - D Ts
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28

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The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
Eliminating the Postage Stamp.

There has lately been placed in service by
several American firms with unusually heavy mail
ings a postage meter which, instead of afhxing
the usual postage stamps mail matter makes
impression in the upper right-hand corner The
new postal meter performs several tasks, such as
sealing, stamping, facing and counting approx
mately $50 pieces of mail matter per minute. The
envelopes, unsealed and unstamped, placed in
a compartment of the machine much in the same
manner they would be placed in a box, the
mechanism handling the envelopes automatically
from that point. The stamping mechanism not
only makes impression the envelopes, but
also counts, the numbers appearing in descend
ing serial on top of the stamping meter. The
meter is made that its mechanism only be
adjusted by the postofhce authorities, who set it
for the number of impressions the user has paid
for. When that number of impressions is ex-
hausted, the meter automatically locks and no
longer stamps mail matter, necessitating its re-
turn to the postofhce for readjustment The elimi.
nation of loss through FIRE theft, the reduction
of handling costs both in the mailer's establish
ment and in the postoffce, and the expediting of
outgoing mail are but few of the advantages
this system offers the adhesive stamp method.
The impressions not canceled.-Scienthc
American.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
Pennsylvania Germans.

In these days of widespread, though largely
the term 'hyphenated Americans it is both sig
nhcant and gratifying to remark how free from
suspicion those who make up that large and
influential body known as the Pennsylvania Ger
mans
Other cities and districts of the United States,
populated largely by German immigrants and
their descendants have been referred to as centers
of patriotic dsaffection. During his recent tour in
advocacy of preparedness, President Wilson felt
called on to make special appeal to several such
communities.
1t occurred to the President. to any
else, that there need of patriotic instruc-
ton among the German-Americans whose num-
bers and industry dominate large section Of this
State.
The Pennsylvania Dutch are as stanch in
their devotion to America as any element in the
country They are not interested in any movement
or society to promote overseas interests. This
land is their land; their blood has been shed in
its defense, and will be shed again, even more
copiously, should the need for such sacrifice
arise.-Philadephia Telegraph.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
Luxury in Mexico.

A patent cooking outfit which was not ap-
proved by the War Department enough to make
purchase of it was allowed to follow the soldiers
into Mexico. The owner took it along with pair
of mules to draw it on two wheels. The boys
in blue laughed all through the moving through
the desert, for the cooker a failure There
was nothing to cook Hardtack does not require
fire to prepare it in the field. But when the
punitive army got hold of Mexican beef the cooker
began to loom up, and the soldiers have lived on
roast beef, rich soups, and other real food for
many days. And that rolling cooker man is more
popular than the general The boys would rather
have Villa escape than the cooker.-Worcester
Telegram.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
ARMY ORDERS.

Mai kobert S. Abemethy. Coast Artillery COrps,
1cting inspector general in addition TO his duties
as assistant to the inspector, Western Department,
is assigned as inspector Of the Third Division.
Leave Of absence for two months, to take effect
soon his arrival in the United States, is granted
Coz Samuel u. Sturgis First Field ARTILLERY
By direction II the President. Maj. Douglas
Macarthur. Corps Of Engineers, is detailed as a
member Of the Gtner7l STAFF Corps He viii re
main on his present duties
Finst Lieut. Ebert L Famal. jr. Second
Cavalry. is relieved from duty at the Uuited
States Military Academy. West Point, n. Y, and
will reioin his regiment.
Mai. John Stafford. Z. S A., retired, with his
consent is assigned TO active duty and detailed
as acting quartz master. He viii prOceed without
delay TO Nes Orleans La. and assume charge
Of the cfice yot the QUSrtsrmaster Corrs in that
city and also. under the instructions OF the quar-
te1nnster general Of the army, Of all construction
work at Jackson Barracks and Fo { st. Philip.
La, relieving Capt. William F. Jones, Quarter
master Corps. who upon being thus relieved viii
proceed without delay TO Columbus, \. Mex, and
report in person TO the commanding officer for
assignment TO Temporary duty in charge Of Motor
Truck Company No. e-twhitesl.
First Lieut. Ilnis =. Swift Second Cavalry.
is attached to the thirteenth Cavalry, for duty
with troop Of that regiment for a period Of
Eve months Gnd tweBty-one days. lie will pro-
eeed to such place in the Southern Department
CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
Preparing to Quit Mexico.

Expectation that at no distant date the Amer
ican troops will be withdrawn from Mexico
whether Villa be alive dead free or a captive
is quite justified by developments of the past
few days. To begin with, while serious losses
have been inflicted on Villas followers and they
have been taught respect for the American fight
ing man. the bandit and part of his force seem
to have given the punitive expedition the slip
and the job of capturing him appears to be more
difficult than ever. Then, intnations are coming
that troops have worn out their welcome
with the Carranza government, and if they stay
much longer may expect message from
Carranza similar to his naughty demand for the
withdrawal of the United States army after his
enemy Huerta had been driven from the country;
for Carranza's gratitude for our aid in over
throwing his foes is short-lived and easily turned
to resentment at interference in Mexican af-
fairs.
1t is reasonable inference therefore that a
realization that the situation in Mexico is not
overpromsing prompted the administration to
make public the text of the orders given to Gen.
Funston, so that, in the event the troops are
withdrawn with Villa still at large, the public
may not jump at the conclusion that the exped-
ton has been failure, a conclusion that, once
accepted, would be difficult to remove. The
flourish of trumpets and the more or less Of
fiscal announcements accompanying the prepara-
tions for the chase led the people to believe that
its sole object was to get Villa dead or alive"
OF course we ought to get Villa" the leader of
the band Of murderers who invaded our soil, but
the expedition was not large enough and not
properly equipped and was not given the neces-
sary cooperation by the de facto government
to accomplish what most Americans hoped for.
Perhaps all these obstacles were recognized when
the half-measure orders made public yesterday
were sent to Funston. A reading Of them dis
closes that he would be fully justified, if reports
of the exploits OF the punitive expedition are true
in regarding his task as having been fulfilled and
ordering the troops back to the United States
without more ado; and the country would be
thankful to have its gallant soldiers back again
without sacrifice. Too few in numbers and in
sufficiently equipped even for the half task set