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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-03
AIITEs on OFFENSIVE

international News Service:
LONDON. Nov. allied armies
ere on the offensive in All the thea
tiers Of war. After a lapse Of weeks
interest has again shifted 10 the
italian arena OF operations, where
the italians have won notable sue
cess in the renewal OF their drive
On Trieste.
Southeast Of Gorilla, the Austro-
HUNGARIAN positions have been
pierced at several points, the ltai-
ians advancing more than mile.
in these battles. which began on
Wednesday, the Au5trO-Hungarians
have lost 10000 men in killed.
wounded and captured, IL IS unofa-
cially estimated.
Fighting of the utmost violence Is
stu proceeding IN that sphere with
the Austro-Hungarians struggling
desperately TO hold fortified noun
tain heights defending Trieste.
ON the western front the French
have not only reoccupfed Fort Vaux.
northeast Of Verdun, but have re-
captured part Of the village Of
SaHlv-SaiIHseI. on the Somme fron+-
that had been lost 10 the Germans
The Russians are attacking fu-
riousIg on the eastern front The
German war Office announces the
reDulee of seven assaults at one
point in Gaicia-
In Macedonia the British continue
their attack against the BUlsarians
and have captured another town on
the FtrCma river front The Ser
hIans ON the Tcherna river are Civ
ing the Germano-BuIgar armies TO
rest
Both the Germans and ROuman-
iaus claim fresh progress in the
Roumania theater.
PARIS. nov. "a spectacular
air battle, in which a French flyer.
in a single handed attack on a group
OF six German aviators. brought
down one machine. was announced
by the war Office today. a squadron
FASTENED 10 the Frenchman's aid.
and brought down another German
machine. putting the others 20 flight
A third German aeropiane was shot
down by the French artillery IN the
NOnnebruch forest
ZURICH. 10. 81 dispatch from
Cologne quotes the Gazette as say
ing that extreme sabmarining II
neutrals Is the only means Germany
has OF preventing the carrying of
ccuUalAapds ~ England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-03

ZURICH. no. s.--A dispatch from
Cologne quotes the Gazette as say
ing that extreme summarizing" Of
neutrals is the only means Germany
has OF preventing the carrying "
cCuLTalAapds ~ England.
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Tu- WEATHER.

INDIANA AND LOWER NIGH.
GAN-Overcast tonight and Satur-
day. warmer tonight
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Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
FROM REEDS CREEK
its progress

A fine rain visited this section
Monday.
Grover Whitner of Grange was
here Sunday attending church.
Dow, the little son of j. W. Rogers
and wife, is reported to be quite
sick.
4 j. D. Girtman, our hustline mer-
chant, had business at Batesville
last week.
Mrs. Zana Kirtley fell from a horse
Saturday and received some painful
bruises.
Winslow Crabtree and wife of
Mobley were visiting relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. A. L. Horton filled his reg.
ular appointment h here Sunday
Mr. Horton is very forceful preach.
er.
Uncle Marion" James came in
home Saturday, after having spen,
several months with relatives in
Jackson county, Uncle Marion
is getting quite feeble.
The Woodmen Of the World dec.
GRATED the grave of W. W. Stewar,
here last Sunday. The order will
be at Maxville next Sunday and a,
Cave City the third Sunday in the
month for the purpose Of decorating
graves
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
the WILLIF0RD LETTER
A Few Personal Notes Gathered By
The Records Correspondent.

A. Z. Snow was in Newport oD
business the first of the week.
C. J. Viii o. was transacting bust
ne s in Memphis the first of last
week.
Geo. H. Gray and D. L. King
made business trip to Louisiana
last week.
A large crowd attended the un.
yelling, held by the W. 0. W., at
the cemetery here Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Coger and children of
Evening Shade are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Wilson.
Contractor Flowers has more than
one-half the blocks made for the
new business house of McCaleb
Mer. Co.
Ben N. Yates attended the demo.
cratic convention in Little Rock last
week. He was accompanied by his
son. Lunsford.
w. A. Yates is installing a new
soda fountain in connection with
his business. This makes a total Of
five cold drink stands in the city.
This section was visited by one
of the heaviest rains of the season
Monday, but it was not in the path
Of the storm that damaged other
sections.
H. McCourt left for St. Louis
Tuesday, where he will receive med
ical attention. He received a brok-
en- leg some time ago, and the limb
has not improved satisfactorily.
M. w. Phillips and wife of Wal.
nut Ridge, after spending a few
days here with home folks, left here
Sunday for Ash Flat, where they
will attend the teachers institute.
j. F. Good has accepted a job
with Fatty Fullenwider of this place
who will put in business at Rush
Ark, within the next few days
Mr.. Fullenwider will run a barber
shop, a tailor shop and pool room
combined.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09

a dinner at her home for her father
and family en- that day. Mr.. Under.
wood is in splendid health for one
of his age, and is this season culti-
waiting a crop of ten acres with one
horse.
A terrific rain and windstorm
visited this section of country Mon
day afternoon, and did considerable
damage to crops, fences and prop
erty. The residence of Cornelius
Holt was blown down and MIR. Holt
and his little daughter were injured,
not fatally, however. In the King
Mills section it is reported that the
residence and barn of Ed Birchfeld
were blown down, and that the top
was blown from the residence OF
D. j. Mulvyhill. This was the hard
est wind this section has experienced
in years, and caused much appre-
hension among our people during
its progress.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
The P0UCHkEEPSIE ITEMS
Citizen Of That Section Splits His
Hand Open With An Ak.

j. W. Barnes, Henry Taylor and
Bryan Hutchinson made a business
trip to Batesville this week.
The largest rain fell here Monday
evening that has visited this Sec
ton in many a day. The rain
amounted to a waterspout almost.
The stave mill that has been in
operation east Of this place for some
time will soon move over near
Strawberry, in Lawrence county.
Bernard Parsley and family went
to Ash Flat few days ago for a
visit, and Mr.. Parsley is also in at
tendance at the teachers institute.
} DR.. W. D. Tibbles left Monday for
Ash Flat, going up after bis wife,
who had been visiting relatives
there. Doctor says he just cant
keep batch"
Dan Stalkner Of Smithville was
here one day last week, He was on
the lookout for steam drill, with
which to drill a hole 500 feet deep
at the Graceland mines, where par.
ties are to prospect for mineral.
T. j, Norris and his son, Luther,
went to Williford lately to attend q
Masonic meeting. On their return
one Of the spindles Of the buggy
they were in jumped of. They
withed on a hickory stub, borrow
ed a wagon wheel and drove in.
One day last week 7. 7. Kent
happened TO a painful accident
While engaged with his ak in max.
ing a elut on a stump that was too
high for the purpose he split his
hand open, Dr. Sullivan dressed
the wound, which required five
stitches,
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
CONSTITUTION OF THE yTl1
OF ARKANsAl

Notice Is hereby given that n
lowing Joint resolution, propo,u|
amendment to the State ConNAA
was passed by the General Aus
at It's regular session OF 1915, uh
the same will be submitted 10 A,0
tors OF the State at the next I1
election, TO be held Tuesday, NsvHt
7, 1916. for adoption or rejection \
Proposed Amendment No. M1
That the following is her.iy
posed as an amendment to the ~
tuition OF the State Of Arkansis VI
when agreed to by a majority n
members elected to each houn
adopted by a majority OF the ts
OF the State voting at the nut
eral election for senators and III
sentatives, shall become a part
Constitution OF the State Of ARID
Section 1. The county tourN
their respective counties, In adtIu1
the county tax now allowed 10
led, shall have power when au't1
as hereinafter provided, to levy
nual tax not exceeding three nl
the dollar on all taxable pv
which shall be collected and u'd
in making and repairing publE
and bridges In their respectl" u
ties; and said court shall have
after authority given as hut1
provided, TO levy tax not eia
three mills on the dollar on al
property for a period OF time
exceed thirty years, 70 borrow VI
Issue bonds, and pledge ny W
arising from the tax levied NJ
riod OF time, 10 pay the lnldu
principal OF any sum or sums
rowed. All bonds Issued by mu
herein given shall bear a ra,ea
est not TO exceed s per cent pua
All sums so borrowed shall % wv
clusIvely In making and repalIs
public roads and bridges IN 'Mw
The annual tax and the YAK loI
OF years shall not both De lu
be in force at the same tlms
county--the levy OF one shah v"
the levy OF the other NM
Before any levy OF taxes n
thorIzsd shall be made, ths XVI
OF levy,ng such tax shall Dc WV,
TO The aualined electors o. M
az q n1neral or special e,ee.'v~
for 4 purpose, at which w
~ ne qualified electors yo!n.h
an election shall have voted INV
such levy OF taxes, ..u
Approved February ., la
The above resolution wss NV
ofr,ee OF the Secretary OF s's""
Each eleetor may vote for ""
the above amendment, ..mu
witness my oflciel signsw'
10th day Of April, 1915, uopCi
tssa1 Secretary I'll
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRINC WIFE

| had gotten 20 weak could '"t stand.
and ! gave up In despair,
A hst, my husband 60, me bottle Of
csrard, the woman's tonic, and COM
psneed taking l. Prom the very first
dose, ! could toll II was helping me. |
esn SOW walk two miles without its
tlrins me, and an doing al my work"
u yoa are all run down from worsnly
troubles, dou't give up In despair. Try
cardui, the woman'stonic. lthas helped
more than q million women, In Id 30
yean Of continuous success, and should
surely he'" you, too. Your druggis, has
sold cardu Tor ysap. He knows what
|, will do. AK him, He will recon-
nssd h f,esis taking cssi,i ioday.
.s,ss s, cAs~sssos. h.,t1iss Co. Lse,...
H6vssy b>ea., Chsfhsocts, 5ses,, ~ &kecsai
IHyfvuetloM yyout case snt~ .psrs bech, Nome
iiss'nsa' fs s9sA." lsni 10 plAa sfsSpsf. Ies
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
AS to Age of Gunno,,.

Comparison of the term. '''
Sir Francis Bacon to descrih. " \
fects of explosive powdar
different places shows tba,
writing of the same pows.' J
his letter on the Secret Wors, y, .
ture" would appear to have ha' ~
ten to William Of Auvers,s' MY
bishop of Paris, who died n 4
124S. 1t seems, then, that tbs |
sive properties of black nov1..
known in France and England !.
the middle of the thirteenth co,.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
Rope Is as Strong az s,..I

Recent experiments show A.,
Mia rope is as strong as mv
steel, weight for weight, vhs,
leather belt is less than 4O NJ,
as strong, compared in the ssr,
A years use will take 50 per c,l
ropes strength, after which n,
ening is more gradual.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
NEWS FROM C0RINTH
Damage From The Storm of Monday
Two People Are Injured.

We notice that Lawrence King is
riding in a new buggy oflate. \
| W. F, Oyler had the misfortune
to lose a fine young mule last week,
| Mrs. Eve Rogers, who lives at
Climax, is visiting relatives at this
place
Owen SpurIock of Williford has
recently paid relatives at this place
a visit.
The wheat and oat crops are not
as good as they were last season.
Other crops are looking very good.
Z W. R. Wiles was visiting at the
home of j. w. Powell and wife of
Balboa Saturday and Sunday. 4
Tom Haskins, the King Mills
blacksmith, is kept very busy these
days. He is the busiest man about
the village.
A large crowd gathered at the
Shiloh cemetery on May 3Oth and
cleaned off the grounds and decurat-
ed the graves.
Tom Mannery missed a fine side
of bacon a few days ago from his
household. The meat has not been
discovered either.
Mrs. Alice Booth, who lives at
Williford, was visiting at the homes
of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs j. +
Spurlock and Mrs. Zilpha Ferguson
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Lane of Cave
City were in our midst a few days
lately. Rev. Lane preached very
interesting sermon here Sunday
morning,
Mrs. Ida Holt was visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Lacy Holt, and hel
mother, Mrs, Beverley Adair, whit
live near Pouehkeepsie, a few days
the first part of last week.
Several young men from this com
munity attended the singing at Ros'
Pond Sunday, We do not know
whether they were interested il
singing or had other business dowI
there,
John Schales, W. C. Holt and tn,
latter's son, Clark, drove the j, r
Riggs flock of goats to Hardy last
week. There was a nice bunch oI
these goats, and they were purchas
ed by Silas Sheriff. Of Hardy at th'
public sale held few days ago.
H. v Underwood, one of SharI
county's Oldest citizens, celebrated
his 73rd birthday last Sunday, Hi
daughter Mrs, J. A, 0yler prepared
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
After Four Years Of Discourasias
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came 10 Rescue.

csifon, ky,=ln an interesting lsttsf
from this place, Mrs, Bette Bullock
writes as follows. "l suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, ! could only SIT up ior a little
while, and could not walk anywhere a
all. Al times, | would have severe psin,
In my leit side.
TIE An~,es wss called In. and hls treat
,ssnt relieved me io 4 White, bull vH
ssea confines 10 my bed svrls. sJts
thai. nothing seemed 10 do me any good.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
slOO Reward, slw

The readers of this paper W
pleased to learn that theresa
one dreaded disease tha' '"
has been able to cure IN az " u
and that Is Catarrh. Ha|IsT
Cure Is the only positive c'N]
known to the Medical h"'l
Catarrh being q consIiIu''0'"l
ease, requires a constltuVO'""l
ment, Halls Catarrh Cure w
internally, acting directly VI
blood and mucous surlace'
system, therefore des'Io''I'I
foundation of the disease davs n,.,
the patient strength by Ou''a1|
the constitution and asSIS'INS11
in doing It's work. The p''p'| W
have 80 much faith In llS '~l NJ
that they offer One Hundlfa or NJ
for any case that 1t fal'S VI
Send for list Of testinon'us' n
Address; +. j Cheney W
ledo, 0, q.
Sold by all Druggists ." h
Take Halls Family Pl'' u
stipatioa,
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
Seek Cause OF Dlabetu

The Rajah Of Pithapuram hul
$4,000 rupees, about sixteen Nh
dollars, to the government Of NJ
for an investigation into the cayr
prevention and possible cure \
betes.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain
Iiniment,

Il have used Chsmberlain's Lini.
ment for sprains, bruises and rheu.
matte pains, and the great benefit
have received justihes. my rec.
omepdine 1t II In the highest terms,
writes Mrs Florence Slife, Wabash
Ind. II you are troubled with
rheumatic pains you will certainly
be pleased with the prompt relief
which Cbamberlains Liniment af.
fords, obtainable everywhere,
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
Could Not Last.

Dolly-"At last l have met my,
kind.hearted, modest, patient !
nying' But alas married." n
Don't worry! No woman wifi
long with such a freak! You'll
chance at him. Boston Glob.
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
c. T. Kerr Dead

News reached Evening Shade just
before this paper was put to press OF
the death of c. F, Kerr Thursday
morning at the home Of his daueh.
Ter, Mrs, Buck Bristow, near My
ron
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
STORM DAMAGE At CENTER
Several Houses, Barns And 0utbuiId-
inss Are Blown Away Or Damaged.

The largest rain and windstorm
Ia many sea.o S struck this section
Mondy evening about 5 o'clock. In
fac, it was a regular cyclone.
The first place we have any know.
ledge of the storms damage was
at Esquire w. S. Massey's place,
where some damage Was done to
the residence. This is two miles
southeast of Center. Next John
Sullivan's place was hit, and a corn
crib and most all his fencing was
blown down. Frank Eos ers barn
was blown down. Mrs. Agnes Spur.
loca's place was in the path of the
stoIn, and her barn, co crlt,
eli ken house and other outbuilG-
ih;s were tlown down. Her dwell
ine was damaged some. From this
place the storm went up Big Creek
west of town, doing some damage to
one of A. Paden's barns and demol-
ishine George DeGton's barn on the
S P. Murphy farm. L. H. Murphy'S
barn was laid low, as was his smoke
house. The storm passed on to
Marshal Causby's place, leveliDg
both of bis barns and all his out
buildings. Several shade trees were
blown up here, but Mr.. Causby'S
dwelling stood safely. The next
place where damage was done was
at The Ed Birchfeld farm, where all
the buildings were torn down, his
residence being torn from its foun-
dation and scattered along the path
OF the storm. Mrs. Birchfeld and
the baby were found by Mr. Birch
field standing on part of the floor
ing from one of the rooms, when he
got to them from the barn, where
he was when the storm struck the
premises. Two more houses were
blown down, these being the dwell
ines Of Dan Mulvyhill and Cornelius
Holt. Mr.. Holt and one Of his chill
dren were hurt some, no one else
being injured that we have heard
from.
We have seen the tracks Of sever
al cyclones, but never have we be-
fore seen one as bad as this, which
was a regular twister.
Very lately there has been two
weddings "on the sly" here. The
parties were Pompey Thompson
and Miss Anna Murphy and Eliza
Lott and Miss Dora Carver. These
people tried to keep their marriage
a secret, but the fact leaked out.
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson are now
living in the Mrs. W. W. Gipson
residence, and Mr.. Lott has taken
his bride to his home.
Atty. T. |. Herrn and T. J. David
son of Evening Shade were here
last Saturday engaged as at
torneys in a lawsuit between W. R,
Blaee and Craig Edwards in the
court OF Esq. l.. d. Yates, Mr.,
Herrn gained the suit for Edwards,
Grandma Wolfe is making her
home with her daughter, Mrs, Ander-
son Paden, at present. Grandma is
quite lively for one of her age,
James Huckabee and wife are the
proud parents of i0.pound boy,
who made his appearance a few
days ago.
The school teachers Of this sec
ton are at Ash Flat this week in
attendance at the.teachers institute.
Our postofiice has been moved
Sharp County record., 1916-06-09
ASH FLAT PARAGRAPHS
Enthusiastic Road Meeting Held At
That Place Saturday.

from Evening shade sunday, the
guest Of friends.
DR.. W. O. Tibbles of Poughkeep.
sic was meeting his Ash Flat
friends this week.
Owen C. Shaver Of Evening
Shade, one of the county'S best cit
liens, spent Monday night here.
The heavy rain of Monday is re-
ported to have done great deal of
damage to the roads in this part of
the county.
A very heavy rain fell in this
section Monday evening. Although
the wind was quite high, no dam
age resulted here.
I The infant of Cecil Smith and
wife, only three or four days old,
died Sunday. Burial was made at
the Ash Flat cemetery.
\ Misses Pleasant and Letha Rogers
returned the first part of the week
from Cave City, where they spent a
few days visiting among friends.
Considering the continued cool
weather and the consequent unfav-
orable season, crops look very fine
throughout this entire section of the
county.
The band is practicing two or
three nights Of each week, and is ex-
pected to soon be in shape to liven
things up about town with some
good music.
W. L. Dubois, a leading citizen
of Wirth, was here Monday. He
came down in his automobile, bring
ing a number Of teachers from his
place to attend the institute.
Rev, R. X. Bass, pastor of the
M. E. Church South, preached at
this place Saturday night, Sunday
morning and Sunday night. The
sermons we're good and were listen
ed to with interest by good conere-
cations.
Prof. C. G. Pool moved his fam
lily here from Salem a few days
ago. Prof. Pool will have charge of
the next term of our school as prin-
cipal, and will make an active cam
paisn for the school before the
opening.
The Ash Flat base ball team de-
feated a team composed of players
who are here attending the teach.
ers' institute in good game Tues
day, the score standing 2to0. 9th
er games are scheduled for the
week, and interesting games are ex.
pected,
The teachers institute was con-
vened here Monday, The attend
ance is good, there being about $50
teachers enrolled, They compose q
very fine looking body of men and
women, and 1t Is reported that
much interest is being taken in the
institute work.
An enthusiastic good roads meet
Ing was held at this place Saturday.
The gathering was attended by q
good number of people, and all
present showed an interest In the
proposition for the consideration of
which the meeting had been called.
Speeches were made by s. p Turn
er, Dr. VIM Johnston of Hardy and
Others, 1t Is proposed to build a
good road from Wirth to Ash Flat,
under the Alexander law, which
was passed by The last general as.
sembly, and in case this Is done an
engineer from the state highway
department will lay out the route
for the road Another meeting is
to be held at Hardy Saturday for q
further consideration of the matter,
1t seems probable that the road In.
terest has reached a point where
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-07-20
Tuesday, July rs

THE NEBRASKA SOLDIERS IN
CAMP, showing the companies from
Blue Hill, Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln,
Grand Island, Wymorc, kearney,
York, Fairfield, Auburn, Omaha and
other Nebraska towns.
Also the following scenes:
Mess Call, good things to eat
Hospital Corps in Action
Fourth Regiment in Camp
Visitors for the Soldiers
The Heroes of 1861
The Heroes Of 1898
The Heroes OF 1861 bidding good bye
to the young soldiers OF 1916.
The Fifth Regiment in Camp
Bishop Beechcr, the fighting Chap
lain
Fifth Regiment Band
Fourth Regiment Band
Firing Exercises
"Setting.Up" Exercise
Camp Sports
Dispatch Riders
Presentation of Colors
Gov. Morehead, Commander-in Chief
Old Clio y-the Song and its Singers
And many Other scenes
a patriotic picture and well worth
your attention
Shows at $50 and 800 p. m.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-07-20

Mr.. and Mis- Al Nolan are home
from Pawnee City where they attended
the funeral of his mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry and Mark Jones of Bladen
accompanied them.
Here is the latest Ford joke: y man
was telling his friend that Billy sun
day had done the most good OF any
man since the time of Christ. "Think
of the thousands of people he has saw
el from hell. Yes, but think Henry
Ford is greater, because he shakes hell
out of tens of thousands every day,
his friend replied. -Gridley Light.
Fourteen automobile loads Of mer-
chants and citizens, including the Red
Cloud Band, on Wednesday, visited
the following towns; Guide Rock,
Cowles, Rosemunt, Blue Hill, Bladen'
Campbell and Riverton. The purpose
of this trip being to advertise the
Chantauoua that is to be held in this
city, July 20 TO 90. Everything pos
sible is being done TO make this Chau'
tauaua a success, as the management
and the ma ority Of citizens are spar
ing no expense TO remind the people
of this vicinity that their presence
will be appreciated on any or all days.