Audubon County journal., April 29, 1915, Image 2

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Russian Troops Digging Trench
News dispatches unite In declaring that the Russian soldiers went almost
mad with joy at the prospect of war with Germany. Trench digging is a part
of the science of warfare, and the Russians got some valuable though expen
sive experience in the war with Japan.
REMOVING DEAb FROM BATTLEFIELD.
This photograph was made Just after the battle of Mons.
MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE
IS AN OPTIMIST 'it
Hie has absoluite faith in bis medi
cine—be knows when he takes it
tor certain ail men is he gets relief.
People who take Dr. King's New Dis
«overy for an irritating Cold are op
timists—tihey know this cough rem
edy will penetrate the linings of
tfre tlhiroat, kill the germs, and open
the way for Nature to act. You can'"
destroy a Cold by superficial treat
ment—you must go tO' the ca/u&e of
:tfl ie trouble. Be an optimist. Get a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
•to-day. 3.
Electric Ritters a Spring Tonic. 1
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pleasure. You
know what a
tonic fresh air is. We
can never get too much of it. With a sleep
ing porch you MAKE SURE of eight hours S
of it every night, seven nights a week—for ||g
yourself and your loved ones.
That is why every year more people sleep out
doors the year round, and their reward is all
^around good health—"overflowing health."
Any carpenter can add a sleeping porch to*your
'house at little cost. It is really cheaper, much *J
cheaper, than medicine and doctor bills.
It is particularly delightful during summer. It
is a fine place for the baby's nap '-J
A Talk it over with us now and have it ready $*,
when the warm weather comes. Let us give you
suggestions. This puts you to no obligation.
Green Bay Lumber Company
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Kenneth Charter is lre'p'cg Otoet
Adair wiitih hiis farm work this week
iE. Wtiilliame and R. L.
made a business trip to
Center 1-ast Thfursday
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Melrvin
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Doc. Johnson made a business
trip to Audubon Friday. He was ac
companied by hiis daughter Martsha
and Miss Vera Tanner.
J. A. Tanner and family visited
.Mr. Rising and family Sunday.
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H. Lile marketed hogs in Exira
Saturday. v,'j§
Rev. Dooney purchased a set of
work harness Saturday. We judge
thiat he is going to do some farm
ing tih!'s summer. Tilling tiie soil
Is a thang of pleasure a6 is mlLnmas
tering the gospel.
Freda Tanner will heTp Mrs. Hen
sley t'-e coa.ing week.
Chester Aida'r apparently seems to
be on the mend again.
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Rememt«r tfaa/t next Sunday^is
Mot there day. The mothers of thie
Unio.i S. So-iool v.S'3 gave a program
The M'sses Downey and McCartliy
were s:utli bound passengers mon
neon
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Mr. and Mire. John Martin&&n and
Dr. Franklin accompanied Anna Mai
tensen to Des. Moln-s last Thursday
where sh. will undergo an operation
at the Methodist Hospital for a
complication of troubles.
The Chicago Herald of Sunday
lApr. 25, contained an article by our
Mayor
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J. Mantz wliiah wias read
with a great deal .of. .interest by our
citdzer.es. 1
A. H. Doilaihide was awarded the
contract for 'building the new club
(house at the County Club. The
(building will! be 16 by 24 with 12
foot porcih on two sides and tJhe
basement wilh lookers, shower baths
and toilets. Wihen finished Audubon
will certainly have one of the nicest
club houses of any town its &dz£ in
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from
Sucday morning. Everybcdy invited.
Tlxy amd oome in time for Sunday
school, pes
iLola Newman was absent fremj
Bcaluool last week cn account of the
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The Yankee Robinson Circus showj
ed In Audubno Monday aririvijig
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Otto Petersen made a usiness
tri-p to Harlan one day last wotk-p^i
filt|
Will's Hop is visitir.g his
sister Mrs. Jo'iinsan th'.s we k. He I
[has a bruceed fcot caused from a
(heavy door falling on it,
Tihe Teachers and exteachers
observe one Sunday soon at Union.
Watchi for announcement next week.
about 3:30 P. M. Sunday afternoon
The crowd wMcih nearly filled the
tent at the afternoon performiance
was treated to somewJiat of a scare
when the heavy rainstorm broke,
a r.ot a little spring millinery
was wMted. The big tent is certainly
not watvreproof and the show as a
wlhole does net comply fully with
the pure focd and drug act.
Tilie fitmous Griswold ball team
strengthened by a higih salaried slab
artist defeated tihe Audubon balil
team Sunday by a score of 7 to 3
The game was a most interesting
one untill itlhe seventh inning. At
that time tihe Audubon boys weak
ened a little showing the lack of
practise and Griswold won out by
above score. .-
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iLaurence Niseen returned last
Th|ursday mioradng from England
•wihere Jie wea^t with cavalry horses
at the 0tart of tihe European war.
He is gilad to get back to this peace
ful county.
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Jit has about b^en decided to ar
Photos by American Press Association
gain oil the buisness street® of our
city. A taste of the dust that was
slowing in all directions on last Sat
urday ce"taj:n!y makes., tih:'s seem
necessary.
Ferl Jones who was cabled here
last week by the iKnees of his motlh
er hi & returned to Dunlap she being
xaucto improved.
G. E. Long of Manning visited
Sunday with his wife.
Dave Hart the general manager
of the Updike G\rain Co. had a close
call from serious injiuny while oiling
some njachenery in the elevator at
the Northwiestem depot. His trouaer
were caug'ht by a set screw in tihe
shafting and nearly every stitch of
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German and French Artillerymen
Artillery plays a big part in the great European war. Germany and France
have devoted a great deal of attention to this development of their respective
armies. Artillerymen of the German army are shown at the top and Frei.Jh
artillerymen at the bottom.
CARRIER PIGEONS IN WARFARE.
Photo by American Fresb Association
The Belgian soldiers carry carrier pigeons with tham, transporting "feeift I
cages on the backs of cavalrymen.
clotihes was torn from hiis body.
Outside of a general shaking up and
severe bruises he escaped futher in
jury. He was up towin Monday for
tihe Hirst time since the accident Jjut
it will be sometime before he is as
spry as formerly. AW are glad ttiat
the results were no worse.
The old pest house south of town
which, has not been used for a
numlber of years was burned last
•wieeik. No' cause is known as to how
the fire originated'.
D. A. Settlemire w&s called home
from tihe northern part of the state
by tihe serious illness of his sister.
The young lady has been sick for
over a year and very little hope is
'entertained for her recovery.
ust Received
A big shipment of Ladies, Misses and Child-
'ren's dresses. Also a lot of boy's suits, ov­
eralls, blouses and rompers. Our shoe Stock
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is the most complete and up to date in this
city. See us before you buy. Remember we
l^fit your feet. Your business is appreciated,
be it large or small.
Erke Brotlilefs
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