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TULSA DAILY WUKLI), SA'IUKUAY, MAY 11, WIS
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Hohenzollerns' Vicious Greed
Bringing Dynasty's Downfall
t,t t r nt;M hri hfrn f ij I ' V I lib I
ified after th iM,rtrfintn1 nl of!
Xetvspapcrman Fighter
declared tlitmr
Herman govern
Ma
Kaiser Will Pay Full. Price
for Murderous War on
Humanity
Owen Says U. S. Will
3,000 0f)0 Mm in Frame
This Year.
women ,
of ih ti;(s'if ntrfri-. I. 1 were
'mri. U 7 r uopirn, .1 .1 liny, ,'i ', girls
triil .'l.'l tcfants I If Ihe panseuvjere
) 'A were tllen1 of th' t nlted
StiKri, f,M wre Criil-h Jti'l I'm
adiariK The remainder utio nf other
. nallon.-illlH-H. iMii.h. wi,ii. Me,ranK.
AMERICA WILL HELP PUNISH . ,;""", '" i r,..h
Among the Iliiuiliri were manv
Americana nf irrrat distinct ire, . I
Have 'lr ,r ''"",r' Hubbard arfl his
l-n.- v-,,i iiim, ami inr inn Kri 1 1 1 r n I
i A I fr"l V,i nderbllt , v. ho ir med him
)ef gloriously In pulling children III
the bonis uniil lie went down (are.
well, dear f, ,..f.
I "There haa ni-vfr lir"n I now n a
; more (;l(t ilitio, more uled mur
der In modern lime
devii'futi
"Th
Mh f:).'8 o ha'
dial war on Hie
j ment
' Til'1 IWun l.nkal Anr.e
r. I'll1'. Mlfl We do not waste air.
jlove .'iiiiuiii! Inr Anient anl. hut e
fi vanl respect, and Ihe Mh' of lh-
I.iimI.i.iih will win it (or us belt.;
ban a hundred victories on land'
' Th I'nlnirne olkaHei'ung, M'v
I 'I. iril... said "With tovful pride
tve o ri f e n 1 1 1 .1 1 k rhlw latest deed o
, our navy, nn it Hill nut tie
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WflrH I U'ihincliti H'irrvi
WASHINGTON May 11.---Ad-i
dressing the Anirii-Jin l'fin mi
rlty l r.iriiPKir hull IiihI TuphiIiiv. I
p ! I .I i
flfrulieli I lolK-nznllcrn r.-
fh annlvorMnrv nf I ho HlnlilnK ii i hi 1 'rr"l"'r" 'l"'lv fl;nni'il that ho
I.unltunli, SoiihIiii' Knliirt I, Owm I"" ""I'lU'l' "I'M matknl ciiiMi
Orrrnl that lit; o n vlrlmm grrl Imui"! Kuiuifru irnim I Ins
wn.i brltiKine Ihf Bur rptrii tlon c.f i ' itri " ""'l-1 n 'r"t Tli'- i nuri friu '
the Hohf nznllcrn (lynsmy uml thai "1 sl'iirfr rrrii iki m.iikril nun
the l.'nilil gluten woubl put 3.00H. . i "" Iraliifil cunir.H, no s,e. l il m,,
finA nipn in l-'ranrn by llit end of i "'Unit'on. ! ri t . f triinKinrllni;
1!H to nnniKt In (he rei kin(f of the ! '"""P'1. ii'l "s not viobiiinj; hid ,r
IValr'R plnnn. j1'" of the I inle.l kmik
Mis speerh follows: "Hefore , he- i..iled nnilreh ,vere
inree yearn ko. iin'lor order 1 published in Sew ork ihm Hi
of the Hohenznllern rtynKty. ibe
I.umtaniH. nn iinHrmetl punneneer
(hip, wmi torpeiloerl hy a nuhnmrliie
fifteen mlleii off the Trlhh eoimi. with
a IfiM of 1.198 Innocent, unoffending
and dofeimeleuM hiiinun helnnii
"Of tho crew, JSV were men and in
.In;,
diH
in '
-voulil be Hll.ir.ed. Iml t ti if. .i
biiieved i: incredible 'l'br,-f
llre only Miowed ie,rr.it.i
nieihtitti-n tn murder SI." mnU
uvetily inlnii'eK
Immi rtliiir Wiir .lio-llf li il
' Tl' '(rov crnniei;! of the I nur
'The I'nlrirne i;.ir.etle. May I, .
I'll?., mid, Tbe new Will b re.
ened bv tbe rjernian people with
u na m riioun m t ihf a''l ion '
"'I'be iltv nf ,M:iRiebiirK profioi'd
to honor Ibe ni-.i'iaJ iiiurdereri. and
a committee wa.n formed to roller!
money hh ii national Kift to Hie of.
fpei-i, .tnd i rew of Ibe Miibni.'trlne
"This wan a nolal'le fleinonhtra
tir.fi ,,f i ;tiiih n ktjlfiir and of tbe
r 1 1 1 1 1 1 r doilrme of the llnhinnl
lerni. railed m hrei nllKbKetl Mr ler
flit l,m
The Hribenollern government f,( j
'ierniiinv hue for H policy that rlcht .
toaeeM loiKlit mat i,rid i on Ine
'fide of tbe beaiPMt hafrfillons and
; tbe bltrehl Hill-plv of arllllerv
,ir .Tu-lif Icl If I'roflmhlc.
! 'The llnheiizollern dorlrine from
Ihr'daya of Frederick l haM been
lliat v. ir U of adwinlace In natlonn.
Iliat II I liitifle, when It run be
made profitable hv annotation or In
demnli ley. and that the Mohenzol
Iim n Cfiver ii hv "divine riKht"' and
hu e a rinbt and a dutv to otKanir.e
I'arnilrH to menace, murder and ton
' other men for profit Thin do'-trin
on lui Plii K Hpprai o have been
'adopt" d bv the Herman people, an'l
ill., world has found Itaclf With no
alternative except to make tin up-
'i t Q , ' mf'r , J
i r 'ess W
! v ' I iMt jf"
i
M enrl his t'rnirei i hhmiM fix th
'1-iv w hf n t hv until 1 vlnlati th":r
-ornn pt'iffrf u dll mankind, tn
'htlm n!kinm. kill a. ff-w hundrcfl
I Ihnwji'uiil J'rpnrhmn, ink I 'arts,
- 1 Ik.
' I' " 1 1 U ' 1 1 " t ' ' 1 1 1 1 f ' V 11 ''III ' lir
i;nif frnrlmnr. rif n p in vine F'rnch.
i rtpirH propfrtv. ikn turn upon
pM'-ahp fiui-sU. ijnfjrjt.iniz'! rtrvl
ii n pr-pr r-1. arnl inip'.HP iip'Mi Ku.s
Hi.i ,i 1 1 K hni irifi"nin:ry Jinrl n
nTfifin. dprj h,,iru' riiniroiud K"
; rrj,f, t hf.-.p wfri h -pln nf hi
h:t n r tilil lst v, nun ine with dor-
I irirp,, flrr;-) inrfj fr--nt the depths of
i"l !. without mnr ;t I pnvf. MthoiH
'hi,tl fTipitp.ils. inrn-lf'-l thn r
oipruMlm ilrat Hri'in with Zfp
plinr, ;htJ f I i n ir inHhmfw ind ann-
find t fir- n hrr flfr ( Whprupnn i
th lM:5r nnft hi; iirniip 'ould h.iv j
t Tf-l mjt Ills f I. r:f In liT-
i; r 'I th.if 'rifrpr ih ur h wonM :
sfnd Pfi n-nM'ii..fi fr-'in Ampi'HH '
HoltrnolN-nis !rnm(v,
"Th r- Hifi-T is pi.i f i ; b t Af'r :
th' w,tr t)i h;iit-f'r will .vi.irt'1 ni non !
srn f f rnn i A tnn-' ;i . I "i" f h h ? nf 1
-''ajsnps, for th if- will he r.ri k;iisr. i
William ii is iln list of th Mnh-
n v f 1 1 1 1 us rn 'rul'- I v On in right'
Thi.s is .1 r(p.!h stiufl- ttwenl
iri i 1 1 t-i rv ii f nrr rr n n d dmorr.py,
H'd d''fnr.rr-;tr v wjll m nnst ra t it.-!
ii In 1 1: v m ihr n;i nip Ji brt v, jufs- j
ti' - - f i i hu riui riity to rnn-jUPr auloo-
I Official American
! Roll of Honor
STII.t.WATER. May 11 John
ICarl Oiiberlet. who cornea to the,
A. & .Nf. crtlleite from Waukesha.
Win., July 1, will tk charge, of
the work in parasitology,
give (peclal attention to
that affect poultry.
and. will
parasites
IS)
MrphfMi ffnniil.
t r.in war firrApniid"'
ma lor a M;irhd l flu n-fi ; I
in WanhinKtort H ht r.Tf.
Nw ork ti :p;tpprs ph.iM.
tif:iy pvptv w.r ilurinK Hut
thirty yfrs,
par.inr nu t ht- l-.ittl- f iH I
tnor Runs, with ir.nrr- nnmm.
Thr pntn allies ar rrrro-irLK
diilv in ft'rrn:fh. Th Onn.in man
IP'iiv-r in hrirnf Kroiiiifl tn pfwdr.
1 1 1 f 1 pj 'if d Si I't.K rxrtin f-vrv
c n t is iini omin? miTf 'atnl nu r
hr:-.l rr'ro-riid. is r.ipidlv p.insinK
from i ir,,ro Lh'-ih rt an ffi,lnt
, ar hi-is v will not relax our
I rffort:. U mil fxpr'inrl thf". W
(win jni'T.sif v i hm, W will rovr
ifhi'ho f-f.t with ships V. will rovr
ith t'h Lmd with niFn (ind X'ins and
iff
I At the Southern Monday
Second Floor
A treat for the housekeeper. Values
that speak decisively for themselves.
Our quantity buying alone enables us to
offer you these seasonable goods at the
prices quoted. All are shown in most
complete assortments.
Bissclfs Carpet Sweepers
Let the Bisaelfs keep your carpets bright and (JQ
clean. THE SOUTHERN'S price ur from .... PO
Imported and Domestic Dinnerware Priced Special
42 - Piece Pinner Set, priced at $7.00.
Domestic White. The Bet contains six
each, Dinner Plates, Tea Plates,. Bread
and Butter Plates, Fruits, Cups and
Saucers, and one each 7-inch Nappie,
Creamer, Sugar, 7-inch Raker, and 12
inch Platter. THE SOUTHERN'S Pr7
D
Or HOME f'fZr?
100-Pir.t E lUNVt-.R 8 FT,. rillCK.D AT IM.ftn
Imported Kngllnh. Three decorations to nelert
from. The set contains twelve each Inch
Platea, -lnch Plates, 5-inch Plates. Krults. Soups.
Cups and flaucer. One each Sauce Host, nowl,
Pickle Dish, Baker, Covered Butler, . 10 Inch
Platter, 12-inch .Platter, Sugar, Creamer and two
Covered Vegetable Dlnhes. TUB
BOITHERN'B price, the net
$14.50 1
more men and uHh more pnwur than
the llnhenrollerna cm marshal
This operation in in proBrii' with
' 19 nstiona and (Tovernnientfi ' f hian
i kind reprehentrd aKaitmt the loh-n.
I anllerne unlv one lesult. is po
! kible.
I "Atneiirn u-ill probablv have tiirce
j million men on the bat'lc fi-ont be-
fore (he end of,l!llx, and whatever
j larger niirnber ia iiiffirv will be
1 forthcoming and r.nce more the doc
j trine mpl.in(.-d I v 11 himaelf in
i the human lifart. Ihat iikIiI will
I make niiaht'; Ihat Justice. hiiTuan
Itv and niercv will triuniph over m-luntli-e,
Inhuttianltv and terrorism.
i. 'hen this lesson chilli have been
i tanpbt the wot id there mil remim
no llohenznllei n dvnastv.
"The o erwlielmlfic reasons .lUhM
fying our war with i.ernianv neirlv
all men understand. Those who W'h
the details can find tberu (omplete!v
stated In the t.'nntftNinna I Kcrof.l.
paKes 714 I April l, 1 ! I 7 ; paKcs
, 1011 and 1.S9I (.lanu.n v 1 f 1 S i . ami
I pK 312 I March ':. 1914).
I Itrpubllrx Were lionnicd.
"Fv the secret treatv if
' IS;1.', the Kohrnzollerna
theniselvej, to detro r Prv repre-
sentalive government thi'otiifhout
j the world, and establish absolute
. monarchies, and to dentin-- the free.
J doni of the pre; .is a means to that
I end. And the control of the prees
by the MohenzollernB from that time
i to thfw ,hs tieen the undoing of the
1 Herman people. t has enabled the
i tlnhenznllerns to piialea, them, to
i deceive them, to kcWp Ihepi In the
i dark. o s;ve them falsehood ns
facts nd to dlatort factR Into false
j hoods, to establish s'lirceasfully false
ressnnlntr and falf.e philosophy The
I press hsm been sbaalutelv controlled,
.the newspapers, mana.lnes. bonks.
the rhoos. unlversilles. puhlt ros
j Irum. the pulpit, all working to a
common end - to make Ih
ammunition and the material of sue
irssful war All of these things we
t-hal! ,o, hut we can do more. We
fT! explain to the unhappy, misled
(icrtTiaii people the pathway to
peace We ran bear upon the fi
nancial, commercial and Industrial
overlords or ilerniany a conviction
thai thev will not profit hy support
ing tbe llohenzollrrns. but that un
less thev abandon the Hohenzollerns
ii ml the damnable doctrine that
niik-ht makes rieht," 'Sfiid of 'orran
urd minder for profit. , the world
will put on Iheni in addition to the
pressure on the battle fields, a fi
nancial ami commercial penalty of
complete ostracism from the markets
of mankind.
"The most enormous voice of Her
nia nv I.- co erousness. A desire for
n'her iople.s' property, so consum
ing that they are willing to organize
murder to acquire it
"The military doctrine of "Sf'H
lil.i'Kl.li'HKK.lT" vlolafe all of the
ten. commandments at once. Scltre
rkhchkeit denies (iod. It lies. It
Verona. I inns adultary hy force. It bears
pledged ! w itivefs. tt covets Its. neighbors
soorls and tries to paralyze his re
sistance to robbery, by fear. It
rrucifies mankind, but it DOES NOT
Sl t ( tKP."
GOVERNOR TO DECIDE ON
INDIAN DANCE QUESTION
Mlnnrftnlii Rnox'utlvc Fared With
Urligloiis 4'iTcmonics In 4rlcr
of Ri-Htrlcllon.
PT. PAI'I., Minn, Many 11. -Can
n religion he considered a diversion?
I'an a diversion he classed as a re-
! litrion ? Is there only one elasslfi
i canon for dancing and must all
people dancers he suhjecl to stale control
believe that their development. thatiTt,Pe problems have been laid he
price, the set
Hot Weather Goods Moderately Priced
We are now showing our new stock of new Hot Weather Necessities: No
matter what you "may select you can be absolutely sure of getting the best.
their Intellectual abilities, that their
Industrial lire, that their productive
; power, that their arts tind sciences.
, were dependen upon the llohenzol-
1 lerns That their commercial and I
fore Governor .1. A. A Burnouist of
Minnesota, for decision.
Indians living on the T.earh Lake
reservation have hharply relented
White Enamel Coolers
All white enameled, gold
striped; brass nickel plated
faucet; galvanized inside.
2-gallon size, priced. .$3.25
3- gallon size, priced $3.50
4- gallon size, priced $4.75
White Lined Refrigerator Priced at
$17.50
Golden oak finish. Brass nickel plated
trimmings. Provision " chamber white
enameled. Galvanized . ice chamber;
50-lb. capacity. The ideal, moderately
priced refrigerator. THE (J- H rn
SOUTHERN'S price P1 I .OU
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
Priced Special
Wonder and Lightning
make. We offer three sizes:
2- quart size, priced ..$2.65
3- quart size, priced $3.25
1-quart size, priced $3.75
AUTO VACUUM FREEZERS . . .
Makes Ice Cream in 30 minutes without
turning; cannot get out of order. Two
sizes
The Southern Price . . . $3.75 and $4.75
Gilchrist Ice Cream Dishers, priced $1.95
Gilchrist Ice Picks, priced 25c
Industrial expansion was duo to the i interference with their cere-
.. . ' i. ..I annAAn tiua f i t
llonenzolterns I111"1 onocr.-i. i n- nii'tima HE
! "The Franco-Prussian war. forced mally have protested against an or-
! on lYance bv nis'itarck through the der that their dances can onlv be
i false craft an, false pride of the held every six weeks and that per
Krenrh court, when France was i mission must be obtained before
grossly unprepared and the ( Jertna n j I hev can take place
, forces perfectlv prepared Tan event y., Indians take the posmnn
much th. same as If an armed and movement, everv figure
.trained derelict should step on the ; . spp,.,.lrl, , 1h,lr )lfinr., ,s
co,n , an irasrlhle. 'narme,l c,. Inmboljril, of rK,ns he!,rf or
7en and immedlatelv shoot him for i. n.. ...
: raeentln the o'fensM. netted Oe-. t'ntimenl,: The a.rH.ter. sky.
1 mnnv s.nno.OftO.nnn francs an an ,. tMars. sun. puntv. feeilom. vmith.
1 demnitv. paid hv France to huv her "'M-'' hat pinro. and ..th"r elements.
i peace against professional murder. I ttr typified, they .jlanii
i The Iron and coal mines of Alsace- The superintendent -at tbe reser-
Inrralne were part of the profit for i vatinn prohibited some
this unprovoked war. It H understood, "for
The (ierman- empire's business was . Bond of the Indians'' (Jovrrnor
i greatly rtimulated by this- wicked ' Rurnejiiist his obtained a mass of in
1 forav. It was further stimulated formation on the subject and tt is
by establishing free trade between : hhov o, that bit. decision will he of
the flerman states. II was further interest to Indians throughout the
siimuiaieii nv riismHrK nrn larer riv , ni!e.- tate.
W'ASHINCTON, May 1 1 The
casualty list, todav contained 3
names, divided as follows
Killed In action S. died of wounds
4. died, of accident 7. died of dis
ease 4, died of other causes ,t.
wounded severely 9. wounded slight.
lv 34. prisoners previously reported
missing ,V
The list follows:
Killed in Action
llenitcnant Adrian C. I.d wards.
arrollion. IH.
lloiiiriuint Cvll riato. Nw York.
Sergeant William Iv Taylor, Alio.
Scotland.
Corporal Alexander FYazler, nicv
Ins, Ky.
iTivale Charles Ttcrkelman.
nending. Pa.
Private William Johnson, rtogers.
Mo.
Irtrale Bee Sl-wart, Amlieintt.
dale. W. Va.
I'rlvate David F. Wilson, Opp.
Ala.
Died of Wounds
Corporal Jack Ktlmnn. .New York
rltT.
Bnjtler Iloward G. Parker, Pro.
rteniv. It. I.
Private Fdward IT. Mon.ihan.
Klonx City. Iowa.
Prlvatn William J. Hamilton. Ie.
eamr. III.
Died of Disease.
Private Nathaniel Godson, Buff
ton. S. C.
Prlvatej (ilen HrH-kenberry. Dan
Tllle. III.
I'rlvate Clair T. NT-well. Soirth
Manchester. 4 onn.
Private John S. Pohlnson, Pi-arl
r.iver. Ia. ,
Died of Accident.
Prrvate. John Dzadolonla,' Iowcll.
Mass.
Privnio William F. Stahl, Allslon,
Man
Private Rollnnd Ham. (ilcncos
Mills, N. Y.
CorTmral Arthur P. I.iittcrri.n'h.
Chicago.
Private Gsrnett W. . Brown, Srh
neciady. N. Y.
Private John T. Koltonlr. Plants
vlllo. nnn.
Private James Toomey. Matliaen. :
Mass.
Died of Other Causes
Lieutenant llon I'. Wood. Bos
ton. Corporal ( harllc 4 nmnilns. (.rccn- .
vlllo. Ps.
Private Mda langlcT. (.rnnite
vlllc, Vn,
Severely Wounded.
Corporal Homer h Bycrs. Jack
son, I llllo.
Cook laUar J. Bcrzog. Johns
om. Pa.
Pr1ale Civile I-. .rimm. Chlcajn.
Prlviite Fdward I. Clint, Daven
port. o"U.
Slightly Wounded
iVdonel lienrge K. lneh. Min
neapolis. Minn : I. lent. Mortimer T
Stemhard'. New York city: Corp!,
.tsnies Agnew. Ftrideeport. Conn.,
i o-pi Frank I Downlmr. Danville.
T'l : ro-nl. Walter Monk. New
rrnnswick. . ,t ; Corpl. El wood
Tavlor rhester. Pa : ATechanie Of
den R KHio't. Tarts. 111.. Privates:
Ponald ' Ahhott. Fast Cleveland.
Ohio; fivlvestee Armstrong. Minnea
polis. Minn: riemle Atkinson. Den
mark, Ore : George ntaefc. Wlllls
tnn. N DTvtiVllmer B Drown, Wash-
rr. nnin; Howard i -. ar-
College
How TVill
You Have
Your New
Straw
Hat?
Fortunately for thofa who can't wear this and can wear that, thera
Is an interesting variety of styles In Straw Hata at the Palace this
year As usual we have maintained our standard of superiority In
style selertion. and a really wonderful variety to choose from and so
the question. "How will you have your new Straw Hat?" finds
many an answer and above all, one that Just suits you to a T.
Straw flats this summer will be worn both in the
Conventional Boater shapes and the Alpine Block
Panamas and Bangkoks of
extreme lightness which is al
ways a desirable quality for
the warm weather Mat
$5.00 to $12.50
Leghorn and Milan Straw
beautiful rang In selected
braids from Italy. They axa
unusually fine
$3.50 to $7.50
Sennits, China Split Straws and Novelty Braids, in
the ever popular Yacht shapes $2 to $6.50
Reliable Angliron Gas Ranges
Let us toll you about this up-to-the
minute
rrT Angliron Gas Range
I j J S) Reliable Gas Ranges are beautiful in S
!S aPPoai'an('e- conveniently constructed 1
feelPSiys&jfl I an( absolutely guaranteed to give I,
llEsjl rvice and satisfaction. . '
ii i Hi" ;rrrv) The Southenr's Price Up From
0 OAS RANGES
Aluminum C f s.-er. 9
I WHiiwm 11. n.akinK niimrou run - :
; rvsion. to th rtpniorratir irlf cf
ih Ormnn rfP'r-- aTtvInt; fhprvt
what l hv (Ippifl nriil 1 rV fh :i y f
d'Mllr r: ( ir f!p flop toon t . hi'f'h ,)
puMn' ownrrshlp nf t h a i ;i r . h . f '
IfEifiph. of tflrphniu s. r.f r-prf .-s
srr Ice, of Misbt. hem nvl watf-r
pn r, i f rhfji p farnis, or' its rn
operate e Mirir l'.rs. fld inur
anrf, ib in.ur;i n-o in-t mri
al disfa." rind ilpth, tn.tirim-p
fl pa Inst non r m plovment, f .
Indr4l, id nn attrrnpt tn .-.-rapf.
utat j.nrtHsm. fry 'nn.'iop w,tjt
TTurle td ih dmo'Tif Ir tn-'lotuMrs 'f
lh liprniiin propln .xrfpt ino lit-1
tl m.4ttrr" ? t thnf thf pnp!b dnl '
not thinU nrrf.-fir to rtpniMinl .n-i
ipstyt iii'nii. but w h ir h rmw h.K.,
p',.p,) tn hm hon a n,il uw- '
mi. iht is S K I . V ( ; KKVM KT.
th nhl tn rontrol the mxik hiw - j
rf, th1 riuht 'b i 4 ti t r 1 pprnli! ur , ;
th npht to m ml t hp arm v ,iml!
navy, tbe risht to diMnro war l"n-J
(Jr the I'ruclnr nf nm rrn rnent t
in mni ii r i ti a i nf 1 1 i hp 1 1 -1 i i n
est." tho "War Lnrtl. ' with th r:pht
to iiMftr rtinhiliZitiinn as nimmaiHi-pr-in-chirf
of 1 h Hrm .1 ml ni y
and with the riKht to rlecUr ;l wnr
of "defenhe." If h drrlarert :k : ir
of defert". a war which w.if- in real
ity a w-r "f nKVibr. iheie tin'
one powerful f nnnnh t qurytion hi?:
cond lift. There wa.-t no nm:i.-i ir )
combtn-ition 'n br;i thp r,u
.rnn.n Tnplr Ihirs. I
"The Germans h.iv fnvtl'v fi-
covered this and have ilnomn.-' r !
t hprrslx es ti b tho ninst trf;K- i
h'n04pfl. the mnM tun."r.n'. h.ik' '
Kttipid of aV tlie intPlliRent. :v;l 'o 1
prnpte of the w rr!d ' ;y
tnov are pnii!"; Tor ihnr
niftn Instnutors Trnln.
(;CF.T I.Akh'. lil . .Uv u. -Thn
task nf t :i rin n nut I .SmO p -P'rt
rnni.'f1 inut rurtorn in Ip.'-.s thrin
.1 month h.iij horn .-sienpd to Kn
vtcp S. N. Ahun.x rtnd H H pelh.irn
nf fh naval musketry school, lamp
I .os.i n , just e.-tst nf Zion Citv
How Mo Was Woundnfl.
Tt w;im i.mnp ,nv Ht the hon
pit.il. Th iHtttrp wer mostly old
Indies, and ont of them itoppel at
til boil nf a soldier and asked him
a Ourtion he had been atiked a
.xnrfi of tunes before,
' How di vnu nonie to he wound
ed, mv brave fallow
r a shell, mum," replied th
hero
Iid it eplorl" queried the lady.
"No." Riuwered the Injured man,
ra her bored, "it crept up and bit
mp."'
l7y-XrfiTol?y-t,:y
incton I"
f the dances.; j Fishback. Pa.- Charles Car-
tbe general i fP.n. rof fevvtlle. Kan.: Homer. R.
j Tosnep. Spring Clrove. Wis.: John
I y friee. Cora City. 111.: Hsrrv N.
; Fahr. t.ehnnon. Pa : Krnef O. Foss,
Puehlo Tol.: Ionrd A. Fove. Rut-
. land. Vt : Walter Griffith. Hltehins.
Kv : .Ioenh Julian. Bethlehem. Pa.:
- Martin V. Keller, Prairie du fhlen.
U is : William J. P Koher, Heller
'own Pa : Morris I.ockett. Brook--Re
N V.: Joe G. Mull'ns. C.reen-i-ille.
Tenn : Claude H Mvers,
Prnwnlng. Mo: Nlco P. Nl..n.
r.rantfbiirg. Wis : Harry P.. Howe
Greenfield. Ohio; Kdward C. St.
.Tean. Manchester. X. H: Kurt
Pehoenan. Crewnshurg. Germarv
F.mmett Self. Mount Sterling, Ohm:
Flov,". William Spencer. Goetrvllle
Mich.: Robert Pi. Stephens. Cal
houn. Ga : Charles Wllsey, Living,
stonvllle, N. Y.
Prisoners
Previour.lv reported mlssinc:
Capt John F Hardesty. Wlnfleld.
Mo: l.ieui. w K i.ornon. .-sew in- p. BROWN. President
York city: l.leut. Benjamin Kern. hv. M. BAKER. Active Vice-Pres.
Bethlehem. Ta ; l.leut. F. K Mil-I, I. P. BYRD, JR., Cashier
ler. Madera. Ta : l.ieut. .lames K, 1 H W. WALL. Assistant Cashier
CJuigley. Adrian. Ta f. T. WALTER, Assistant Cashier
B&8 SiiS !iOT
INOH IIOOI
THIS IS NOT A
ROUTINE BANK
Of course when you favor us
with your business we attend to all
routine details with promptness and
accuracy but our service does not
stop there.
We give the needs of each cus
tomer careful attention and serve
you according to your requirements.
We don't believe in red tape
but we do believe in live, up-to-date, "
helpful banking service governed al
ways by one main consideration
SAFETY FIRST
K. MAG EE, Chairman of th Board
H rr? JACKSON. Vice-Pres.
LEE CLINTN' Vice-Pres.
C y HOPKINS, Vice-Pres.
A. W. PRATT, Vice-Pres
:i ill pen. ill
tn f how , !,
ople .-inv
ih the
till
I h"
weakness, a f-tg
j the world una ho-
i pool". aei,uue.i i in. inv .
1 iivpipath'
i -When William ! I ii
trial, commercial m-1 t
lords of (ifimjrv .p
' mountain ami - .
. riches of the ca - h, ,
i tic pciw er "f hi , i
machines and ircri ,j n , i ' . ,
' T.rnx. they ac-epici hi- ,.,
deliv er t he rich.-. ,.' t ; ,. , ,
1 solemnly agree i !., . ,, i, , .,
.the, war. and,".-, pi ep.n .-,
jt'-I vrs for ii i : i. i n ' ' ' ' 'i i1 ;
men. machine .y -. hiis
s es, C'lUlpmeni d ni i r Mi.-
1 plens. flv log n '. i' 'lures ,. ,,,
bombs, treti.-h .ligumc apt
tranepoi tatm food supplies.
I etc.. etc., were i'lied up until William
My i. as
'a ra t us,
he
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
Thi3 valuable and harmless Baby Medicine is composed of the following:
BISMUTH, LIME, PEPSIN AND CATECHU WITH PURE SIMPLE SYRUP
Bismuth is healing to the mucous membrane of the stomach; the Lime neutralizes the acid wJoj?"!
stomach; the Pepsin digests any indigestible food that may be in the Btomach. and the Catechu acts as a mua asmngem
to rontrol the be wels where there is a disposition to Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Flux or Sick Stomach.
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE is not a patent medicine. We give the ingredients and tell the effect of
r ach ingredient so that you can judge for yourself. ,
SPECIAL NOTICE.-This preparation does not contain Morphine or Opium in any form and we don t advocate
the giving of Opiates unless it is absolutely necessary.
. AIDS
DIGESTION
For Dyspeptics who are
Troubled with Sour Stomach
RELIEVES
SOUR STOMACH
It Relieves Stomach and Bowel Trouble and is Just as Good for Adults as for Children
We have numerous letters on file from parties claiming that this preparation relieved their babies of Tronic
Dysentery, where everything else had failed and where they had been troubled in this way for several years, cnuaren
like t iv.ke it. : .
)F')r sale by all Dealers in Drugs., """
Almia ana recommended to the public by PARIS MEDICINE CO., Manufacturers of IAXaJTvE BROMU
'QUININE and GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC, St Louis, Mo.
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