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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
chan Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed.
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case OF
Deafness caused by that mot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars Free
FL. CHENEY, Il co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for CONSTIPATION.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
For Sale.

1913 Model, Motor Cycles and
Motor Boats at bargain prices, all
makes, brand new machines. on
easy monthly payment plan. Get
our proposition before buying or
you will regret it, also bargains in
used Motor Cycles. Write today.
Enclose stamp for reply. Address
Lock Box IL Trenton, Mich.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
HARMONS CREEK.

As it has been sometime since |
saw any news from this locality,
thought | would drop in few
items, if you will grant me little
space in "The Old Reliable"
Measles are prevalent in this
community. 1t is rather severe
type of the disease.
Fl. A. Phifer is attending court
at Jackson this week.
Sam Ralnwaters was a visitor at
the home Frank P. Wheatley last
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Hartley and Miss
Sudie Phifer have been visiting
Mrs. WHY Phifer.
Mr.. Hubbard had to close his
singing school on account of the
epidemic of measles.
Nicely Lowry of Paragould, Ark,
is here on q visit to relatives.
Earnie Lowry of Point Mason
intimates desire to move over on
Sulphur Greek.
w. W. Rushing and Samuel
Rainwaters say they would like to
attend another fair at Paris if they
could get in without climbing the
fence.
We would like to hear from
Halls Valley, Sunny Hollow and
Point Mason. Good luck to The
Chronicle. Will be back again
soon.
Send The Chronicle the happen
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31

A'oh'ut AOl va Eh'ho ~ ~ 20
shoes; they will be on sale very
soon at Stigall d Potts.
U. A. Potts, w. P. Redick, r
L. Stockard, f e. McEIyra, Nj.
and Mr.. L. A. Berry, w, A. Steele,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. McGlohn and
a number of others attended the
district Sunday school association
at Eva City last Sunday.
County President w. d. Cooper
and G. b. HolIaday attended the
district Sunday school association
at Gross Roads Sunday. They re-
port a good attendance and a most
interesting time. A Sunday school
was organized at that place, and
the outlook is very encouraging to
those interested in Sunday school
work in that locality.
Ye editor journeyed down to
Memphis Saturday, and during our
brief stay we howdied with Lem
Thompson and Med. Neal, and we
enjoyed the kind hospitality of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Anderson Satur-
day night. They are all Benton
County people, which means they
are the best people on earth.
j. A. Corbitt and Mrs. Sarah
Florence were married last Sunday
at the home of the bride, 6 miles
north of Camden, at 80 p. M,
Rev. Lon r. Watson officiating.
W. j. Hargis and Miss Stella
French were also united in mar
riage Sunday. The Chronicle ex-
tends congratulations and wish
each compile all the JOY and hap
piness that married life is heir to.
A X. Devault of Beaverdam was
in town one day this week and
showed us a piece of wood taken
from we'll on his place. Some
pronounce it hickory and others
think it is poplar. Anyway, it is
more than likely that if had not
been disturbed for few thousand
years it would answer for coal.
Mr.. Devaut is sinking a new we'll
on n ridge and made the find at a
depth of about Is feet.
Mr. and Mrs j Frank Paschall
OF the Puryear section announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Robert 3 to Joseph f. Odle of
Camden. The wedding will take
place the latter part of Novem Der.
The bride-eect is a product of the
Grove High School here and is
very popular, while the groom-to-
be is Que of West Tennessee's most
prominent attorneys.-Parisco CORE
spondent of Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
If you are looking for a good
watch or clock, it is satisfaction to
go to Stigall & Potts; they make
good
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
Wanted at Once

A man to push the sale of Raw
leigh's Remedies in the north part
of Benton County. A man must
make contract with the company
at once. It is good paying posi-
ton for the right man. If you are
interested, write me at once for
application blank sand information.
II. T. MCDANIEL,
The Rawleigh man, Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
ECZemalOre Will Stop 1t.

Eczemalore is guaranteed to cure Eczema,
Itch, PM les, Insect Bites, Red Nose, Itching
liles, Ivy Pos, II, Dandruff or any skin or scalp
disease. 1t is fine for infants. One application
viii stop itching piles at once or money back.
Application easy and clean. Price, so cents at
j. G. PRESSON'S or by mail
PORTER MEDICINE Co., Paris, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
Little Locals.

s. l.. Peelpr was in jackson one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Britt spent
Sunday in Waverly.
Grover Garner of Nashville was
here awhile Sunday.
L. A. Berry made a flying trip
to Hollow Rock Monday.
Mrs, A, N. Presson left Saturday
to visit her daughter at Vale.
Orrin Lee Peeler of McTyeire
spent Sunday with homefolks.
W. G. Laurence of Nashville
was here few days this week.
Ellis Miller and w. r. Hamer
of Eva City were here Monday,
Senator ID. b. Thomas of Nash
vile WAS here awhile Saturday.
JEFF Throgmorton of Arkansas
Joined his family here this week.
Mrs. j. V Travis has returned
from Fayetteville and Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs G N Frazier are
spending few days in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ. Presson are
visiting his nephew in Knoxville.
Go to Stiga'I & Potts and have
your eyes examined, 1t will pay
you.
A bad roller and wounded hand
have contributed to make us late
in going to press this week.
H. F. Mcdaniel, the Rawleieh
man, had the misfortune to lose a
horse Thursday of last week.
Camden will he represented at
the district Sunday school conven-
ton at Bakers Chapel Sunday.
You will find powder. shot, caps,
dynamite, fuse aud caps at Stigall
& Potts. Also rifles and shotgnns,
Rev. 7. G. McKelvey and family
are spending the week in Milan.
Next week they will attend annual
conference at Martin.
Joe f. Odle and Roy r. Melton
participated in the organization Ut
a Modern Woodmen lodge near
Sugar Tree last night.
Rev. Virgil Ptfford will hold
the first quarterly conference of
the Big Sandy circuit of the M +.
Church at Wesley Chapel Novem-
Der l and 2,
Ex-Governor M. A. Patterson
will speak here tomorrow on the
subiect of "Law enforcement"
speaking to begin about l o'clock.
Go out and hear him.
The ladies' weekly prayer SER
vice will be held with Mrs, Irving
Lewis at 2 30 o'clock this after
noon, Miss nellie Odle is leader.
"The promises of God to His peo-
ple" is the topic for discussion.
Dood Chambers, charged with
shooting at rural mail carrier at
Buena Vista in January, WAS given
a sentence in the Federal Court
this week to a term OF one year
and day in the United States
prison at Atlanta, Ga.
We are showing the prettiest
line Of dress goods and silks to be
seen, Stigall & Potts.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
- nd Sores. Other Remedies Won't euro.

~ worst cases, no matter of how long standing
80 cured by the wonderful. old reliable DR..
porter,a Antiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieves
pa;u ana Heals at the same time. Csc, SOC, NV
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
~" sire Appetizer, Foradults and children, Soc,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31

Oh, you calomel! get out of the
way and let Liv-ver-lax do the
work; purely vegetable. Ask j.
G.. Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31

The Chronicle and Home and
Farm one year for ST 90.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-10-31

Send The Chronicle the happen
;ngs in your community.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

zen Gaal ipic in ben encouragement
3imnlern aitf elmer Strcu Die Ser
lulnoeten, sSrellnDe llno Seinoe,
frieblih nebeneinanber eebettet Seet
mar 3u Der Gcrlpiiitung Die garba-
renGunbe oellfiibrt, auf mod Ster-
ben unb Soh aefommen.
sSH Dem fleinen Eopillon Infer
Sanb, III Dem Ole Sanlilie 10 OFT Sbec
eenommen, ldgen Die Hippes, bic hi@
neiiIdsn goepben uno 8uIen 5erbroz
den auf Der Groe, pas Spinett, on
oem Rorspt ein1t ibre 2ieoer eeiuns
gen, ientte Ii9 fpie Elm tranter Wsenid
auf Die Seite, es bate bic JiiBe perlps
rem.
nS6auberbaft," iagte Der Sberit
topfIdiittelno, .oas nennen lie 5rete
belt unb Menihenbegliidung, !penn lie
tpie Die gsrierter hauien.
9urch Den per0oeten Yart, IN bem
Die entluubten gdume iest, bonn Winoe
bspegt, iid geiItsrbaft segeneinanber
neieten, idritt man ben 9iisel binab.
Der Hembmiible 81.
Dprt bate man Die Huht= uni
MorgenItunoen in bangor, fat athem.
lpier Spannuns 3ugebradt, Wabrenr
Der 9eihiiBoonnsr Die groe srbeber
lisB unb Die 9stpebrialpen tndtterten
! IoB man in ben unteriroiIhtn Rdu:
men, bic BON Der triiben, elimmenoer
Selamps nur fhpah beleuhtet paren
beifdmmen, auf alles gefaBt.
Die Waralliie rang per3neiielt oiI
Sdnbe, BON Wiinute gu Minate ned:
| ielnp in iiberIddumsnosr Spffnunc
uno oerSneifelnoer mutbloIisteit lin
sSrou SuIette, bieMuuerin, I4aarter
/ fih Die &inoer ipie um Die Senne BIZ
aishlsin, unb ieIbit Der Srdnte maj
niat su betpegen gepeien, isin Gage,
ouf3uIuhen, oos er nun i6on tagsiibel
ouf Stunoen psrlisB.
! Sn isinen 4uesn flammts es ouf
tpenn bus Spben Der Shtott Iia nG
berte, feline 6dnoe balten iih gu,
5auit. untpintiirlid 5udten lie mad
Dem giitol, bas in Der Ndbe lag. 6!
mar, aIs penn er iagen poQts: rDdr
ih BABEL"
(6orticbung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
glbrabam Ban an Somsbuilosrs 6

Mbra1nm BAH an Gpmebniloers 8.
unD 9. sc. $500.
Soa Wl. Boob an Spring 0rops
Mrenus 6. itnb Q. Go. $3.50.
gllfreb W5Iier an Mbbition 3. uno
6. 60. $1,000.
Gillian wseitus an Megcof 6. uno
.. 60. $4,000.
PAUL s. polmiiano an Jobidno
Sanfone. $4,000.
GetiIste 9ppotbeftn.
annie g. Dapis an Southern Sh.o
8. nno 8. SO. $500.
sS. @. 8. criissr on Gan Wiareo D.
uno e. u. 60. $4,000.
geOrae s.. Gsttss an hid. 9ehrso.
$3.50.
Z. $. gietsr an Molttor 8. iinb 3.
SO. S2800.
glm. grinsman an gttlantic Q. u.
60. $500.
gtrnaroina 6ebGl,f an Stdte aps.
9. nno 8. 60. $500.
5rso. Rsihel an 2ibsral 6. une y.
Co. $500.
-0erIelbe or bisIeIbe. $1,000.
Susnnns g. 6arbefon an abom
gSbusr. s1967.
Sobn JauIbabsr on Tord Jdulbae
Ter. $400.
marp u. 0irr on 1sniifer 0drinsr
neutrality-suspicious. $500.
!. 6. Raisbef on eagle g. uno &.
u. $250O.
Rsttie u. Winiinion an Scutsrn
Gbio 6. unb Z. 60. $3.50.
Telie Stone an Wa0iion 9. u.
Ro. 2. $500.
Gpn pbiIlips II. glno. on R,abing
Rcao 6. uno q. 60. $25O0.
gbas. gotIm1nn on Grnit 9ehm.
$4,000.
sopbia 80. Chamber an $. 9. Orr.
| $1,000.
| g. 6. Stepbsns an Gbas. 2.
5usbss. $3.50.
5arrn 8. 9aitian on Gsrmanid ..
u. Ro. 3. $1,000.
Gbls. Shumann an 5bos. Cob
ben. $150c.
R. M. 9irb an Soutbsrn Ohio 6
uno Z. 60. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
1rnaseis.ntixnStbertrassxSes
giueinnoti, 6. Nopembsr.

gineinnoti, 6. NoDtmbsr.
Glisabstb Groit on 1bsrsfa Graz
mann, s Jub an Der Weitieite Der
Siate 4psnue; 81.
Gi33ie Josartn, UorMiinberin. on
6. 3. 8aOis, Got 45in Jreosrid aleis
nes unterabtbsilung; $3.50.
4ueuiiine 4oelmonn an aouiia
2anoiriso, Got 81 in qofpenbsrg &:
grusn's llntsrubtbeilung in garns
bale; 81.
Siaac Mpb en- Qouis Gtern. 1beil
Der Cots 295 uno 296 in gebar BroDs
6. &c 3. QHn unternbtteilung; 81.
Siaae Mob an 5neob Bah. 9beiI
Der Cots 800 unb 299 IN berfslben
llnterabtheiIung; 81.
gatberins 3anone, burd WlnlDinn
8osss, 27 BEL 80 CUB an Der Siibs
ieite Der a. Gtrabe, 20 1ub fpeitlif
bon part Strobe; $500.
Walter 6. M1rborf, 7ruiiet. an
Gbarles Stroubenbnd5. 9 Cots In
gesdpoob l,nierabtbeilune; $285.
7ilie Giabam an Wdlttr y. CUB
ION. 80 bel 159 Jub an btr Norbfeite
Der 8nptona 4penl,k, 150 0uB Dftlif
BON gouoinot Apeniie; 81.
eoparb 6. J1fper an Sob. S6i.
met. Got 185 in Uoung q Guittr's
unterabtbeilung an Bates MDenue: 81
Georse Wspsr an nedrp 6eiIier
Got 81 In Gsfiuses = 6ppsiHt' 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
OrsnSeisentbamis .4yystbefea.
gineinnati. 6. gaop.

4eue 5npotbetsn.
Benjamin NeIIon an G!i5nbetb SO.
Smitb. $1,000.
Gblrles $. SiFOn an Stspbsn W.
5aIfsp. $500.
Saeob gab an Gamilp .. u. go. /.
$2450.
gpuis Sisrn an bisisIbs. $500.
sSobann Sdn,iet an Sprine Grop.
4penue 6. mno .. so. $500.
Marp Seiltsr an 1opn 9au 2. unb
g. q. $1,000.
Grant aep. on GIisabeib SieDs.
$500.
Ora gorbon an DAT 9. unb 3. 60.
$500.
GlifforS R. Doibnait. an James g.
4rfgr. $4O0.
Ssear Riihmonn an 9ernnrbinu
Duitmeier. $1,000.
6erman 5ente on Hortb Cincinnati
6. unb .. 60. $1,000.
6enrp N. Wener an DeutIher
2onbnebr .. unb g. 60. $500.
1lora 1riissenann an eagle 9.
unb 6. q. $500.
Dora :. NtlfOn an Central 1ruii
e Safe D<pofit 60. $1,000
Anno 8. 6ufnaseI an 1be Nonpas
reiI 3. M. go. $4,000.
Gnrob u. Mobbins on 1ubbnri
Snipnrb. $3.50.
Caroline Qumbert an benfsIben
$500.
Gopbia w. Glaubes an benisIbeu,
1880.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
,,9entihlano in ID Sabrea nu.
ter ioSialiltiiber 9errihait.

DIR fosidIiltiffe Rsihgtoasabasorb.
nete 5hei0emann ifsint nod an bic
9laoosraodtIh 1hcorie su alaubeH.
ipie aus eiHsr Reos herporaehi, bic er
in St. Souis hisli uub bic mir i'm
9a6f:sfenbsn foiasn IaiI.n.
Ils lhema bate Sheiosmann
.Me:hooen Dts aIaHen,ampfes" ats
ludblt. Gr lpolle nit feinen ausfiib.
runQcn nur On ben 9eriiano Der gu.
b0rer oppeliren, ipoas .eine 2einsu.
idafien erip.esn. nit Riidiiht auf Die
Rosutuna uno ben llmfdna bes Jhe,
mas, tpie auf feline Gr;dltuna, pol, CT
fih iurs faiitn, ale pbraisn hiIeite.
laiien. bic ShlubfoIaerunaen Al sies
ben. iiber!aiie sr ben .3uhorern, uber
dmeritlRiite gerb1ltniTe poue er
ni6t reoeH. oa ihm biss. ba er erii
feit 6 moten i'm adnbe rp<i!s. aIs
etumaBunu ausaeIsat iperoeu Tonne II.
|. IN. Dies alIsE bate CT su 4nf1na
ieiner Rsoe psriprohsn, aber groBtcne-
ibeiIs anidleineno i'm @erIalie Der
Reoe NraeiIcn.
gacrum alaiientampi2, bic sris
Trdee bedntrpnriete er pdmit. neil ale
90lter in siuei Shihtsn (aloiien) oes
theilt iino. sine tItins, Die herrihenoc.
tpohlhnb benoe. uno cine unnebeuer gros
| fe. iene Der RihfsbeiibsnDen, Der 2lr,
men uno llnierionten. bic BON BEN
6duflein Der eriteren btherriht mir.
ben. Tisie benniprIhten eas Gigen,
thum nift nur an 9runb uno gonen
Foahern auh on 4nem, mas unser BE-,
grns lei. ale Rohmd.eriaiisn. Del
Iiebe 0oit babe bic Grbe fir bic Men
it,<n aemdht -. Gtiaperei babe eE
INNER aeaeben. mas absr nid,t btoeate
bah bies INNER 70 isin miiie. Shor
friiber h1iien bic DleHiden ps-iuht
has G.lapenioh absuihiitteln, stit
ipeiIia nach Grfola eehabt. Die De
'di6te betpeif. bag. Den Silapenauf
Ii1noen I'm Mierihum fDIaisn bic 8ou
ernaufisdnDe inn Wiitelalier. BE
anuerliter Weiie boben bic beutihsr
8ausrH nihi aehnnoeIs. .pis bic sSran
scfpn i'm Is. sschrbunbert, bic 5abuls
Raia nit BEN Qumpsnaeiinbel semah
h1ben." 1uberie fif Der Rebner (bil
| S6Iubfolnsruna: GO lit ihabs. Dab ii
Ieusfc,lonb nidi bic aleite Ghrel
tensherrid,nft eintrai. ipie in grant
reid, no o[Ies nit,i Repolutionare DO
eelfrti ertl1ri fuuroe. bic Repolutio
mare iih ihIiebEich islbit oeaenisiti,
| ssrfltifhisn). Ta elm GlaiIsni.dd
porhanben, tonne MIR burh HiaTen
fampf time 4snosruna aeifaifen ipsr
ben. Warr unb Gnsel bdtisn bieI
| -Gnibsduna4 sueri. semahi. in ibren
Communication 4nfruf Der Wel
| funbasasb<n.
! Gpnoitoiismus unb 4ndrnismul
lperlpirft Mebner nls unprnftii1 numn
unb sipsdlos. Wsr oa3u anleite, Re
lentfr<bsr Elm Dummtopf obsr Elm Der
brehsr. Der Go3ialismus In eir
pronutt bes anpi.olismus, obne Ieb
lteren fein erIterer. Gambler, in oenss
Der Rnpiiolismus nod penis enilDi
deit iei. lpiefsn aud idlshientnideI
ten Eosinlismus auf. Brutal jti be,
anpiinlismis inmsr. SIN bieIe Rate
Igorie fallen Epnnien, Bprtuaal uni
Nubldno. Dort krrTte ober aud
| GDnbifnlismus unb Mnarn;smus
| IGpnnien babe ipobI cine iibermd6tia
tntbolif9e airfx. nber teinsn cusae
lnnhfsnen Aopitolismus.
| JtuIien unb s5rnntreih bilbeien ii
Inc ipeitere Oruppe. GnnnitaliSmui
lauf csr einsH, CppprtunismnI euf y,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
(Shlub.)

(Shlub.)
.gief oebantenpoq idIenoerte beI
einidme Wtann in ben Eumus0uftens
Zen SSriibltngsabeno binein.
gersits mebr uno mebr bate iih Dix
Scrne aeIentt uno Der jeBt oarun
perbreitets fat orungsrotbe 9urit.
treis, BON tpel6em Iange, tpeibe
Strdhler biz gum SorBont nieber-
qinqen, CAB oer Qanbfd1ftsbiloe. ur.
geodtet Der 5iemIih eint0nigen Sc:
oenb, bod einen eigenen asis.
Bon tleinen Gtrrusp0ltten BE-
bcft, i5tmmerte nun auh Der 6tntm.t
m prrpurn:m Sihte.
9urf oieie poeiiepoQe fSsiera6ero.
itimmuug geQts pI0sli6 Elm iariQsg
qfiff.
Sn mdbiger GntFernung fab mar
Der 8ahn3uq Der Staot entgsgsnidb.
ran.
Das ginbeglie6 3piI6sn 81
uno Der Nubenpelt! Sin inches Ga:
Geln tuihte Iber Ruoeers 9eiiht.
Gr Bate BON bQ orauben tpobl
taum mebr etpos 81 bOifen nod 81
srpdrten!
Gs mar 70 lnbsimIih tin gstporbsr
in ieiaer gruIt.
al6 Riibqer ned ieiner Geiit uni
Herpen erfriihsnotn promenabe enb'
lid rpieber bas 6uus erreihte. 5oler
ffon Die eriten, lansen St,atten Eel
einbrehRnben Ra6t on berStrabe bin
ygs lit 8eIuh oben", fagte mi
frihtieer W2iene has tIsins, fiinf3ehn.
iGEriae l3immermGb6en ieiner 2ogier.
ipirthin, ipeltts ibm ben Wpraen Der
aaffss bradte linb itsts fir alIes, mas
ben pornebmen Wliether betraf, por
hrenuenber gieupler beIeelt fhien.
nNer benn? Ssunsn Sic ibn, Guit
nen?"
.Qh nsin. Der oIte 6err 1T erF
ror 3ehn Minusen nit Der 9ahn an
oetDmmen unb nDnts beg Serrn Gra
fen gfiftehr obsn obtpurtsn."
sn iansen Scssn iprang Riibgsl
tleppdn.
Gs mar iho1 aismIia ifummeric
IN benz einfad mGblirtsn, tleinsn ga
lon, oph irnmsrbin nod hea qenug
Inn bic am ssnfter itsbenbe, bobeMdn.
nerqeItalt iofort gu ertsnnen.
.Du, Batter! - Sier BEL mir!2D
Wit einem lauten sSreuDsnrufe no:
Der WiIeiIor bem unerDarteten Gait
en.eeqenaseilt.
9raf 8ennspiB hnttr iib langIur
umaetpanot, nun fabte sr - obtuob
in feinsr aenleiienen Weiie, bod merit
bar fsr5lih, bes Sobnss 5anb, befIer
Glide boQ usberruidung an ben biei
den, Elm oerfaGenes 4usfebsn trd
csnben .3iiden bafIen blieben.
,Wie mid bas freut, Batter! Qbe,
bu fiebit nidt fonberlia frifh aus
giIt bu ettpa leibenb geipeIen - il
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
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New Ulm review., 1913-01-29
LOCAL NOTES

Otto Burk wss . recent visitor !,
Minneapolis and Arlington.
Otto Fisne Of LItch6sld, Minn., IL
visiting with bis parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fiene.
The Misses Tabes aud Lydia
Albrecht Of Renvilie left for home
Thursdsy sfter visiting Ct the home
.ol Rev. Albrecht for two weeks.
Prof. Herman Helm, Rudy Kemski,
, George Hogen and Jacob Eogel repre-.
essnted the New Ulm Turnverein q the
District Turntsg held at The 81.
Anthony Turner Hall, Minneapolis
tlsst Sunday.
Several rooms for rant in Kaschsu
Building, South MiunesotA Street.
Inquire 81 5. jUs1, I'll. 355.
tAdvt) 3-5pd
The male chorus OF the Lutheran
Church held it, annual election Of
Officers for tho ensuing year last
Thursday which resulted % follows;
Pres, Prof. J. Meyer; vice pres, F..
:Sannwsld; secy., Emil Hempel: treas.
Wm. Muesing; musical director,
Prof. Ad. Rein; assistant musical
director, Prof. J. Meyer; librarian,
c. Dshms.
The Misses Meta Dshms and Olita
Meyer have accepted positions as
nurses at the State Institution for
Inebristes st Willmsr. Miss Meyer
writes that the location of the hospital
is ideal and that dozen patients are
already taking treatment. It will be
remembered that patients are not
committed to the Hospital by the law
but 20 voluntarily and dozen
tpatieats Tor the first month OF the
existence of the institution shows there
vas : need for something of the sort.
Miss Meyer and Miss Dshms we're
formerly with the st. Peter Hospital.
Install Monarch Metal Weather
Strips on every window and door.
and yos will never sgsin be troubled
by drafts, dirt, snow or cold sir.
Every room will be westher.tight and
dust.proof. Monarch Metal Weather
StriDs are an absolute necessity-not .
luxury. Unless you have them your
house 10 not as comfortable, as livable
-as It might be. Ask your friends
whose work l have done. Leave all
ssnqueries With Mrs. Regina Hsuenstein
and they will receive my persOnsl
attention. GEO. HAUENSTEIN.
Advt. As
New Ulm review., 1913-01-29

is a blessing. 1t makes life
pleasanter for everybody in
it. A good piano like the
Ellington is such a blessing
and one that will last a life
time. Come and hear it..
After doing so you won't
want to be without such a
beautiful instrument. You
don't have to. Our easy pay
ment plan is the solution.
Special reduction now to re-
.duce stock.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-10-29

Relics-First prize, $l, Mrs. Tom Young.
 Curio-First prize, 50 cents, Mrs. Tom Young; blue ribbon, Mrs. E. B. Mulholland.
 Educational and Industrial. Judges: w. C. Miller, Miss Pearl Hallett and Mrs. C. C. Galloway. Manual training-First prize, Sl, Newell Dickson; blue ribbon, eighth grade.
 Sewing-First prize, $1, Chester Maxwell: blue ribbon. fifth grade. Drawing from model-First prize .S1. Chester Maxwell; blue ribbon, O. NJ.
 Palmer writing-First prize, Sl, Marie Bristow; blue ribbon, Vernell Miller.
 Spelling paper-First prize, 50 cents. Lily Hopkins; ribbon, How ard Wingield.
 Arithmetic paper-First prize, Sc cents. Newell Dickinson; ribbon Lily Hopkins.
 Geography map-Blue ribbon, Al, lie York.
 English composition-Blue ribbon Marie Bristow.
 Algebra paper-Blue ribbon, Ma rie Bristow.
 Geometry demonstration-Blu' ribbon, Marie Bristow. Individual work-Blue ribbon, Ma rie Bristow.
 Floral.
 Judges: Mrs. L. B. Bell, Mrs | John Bristow
 Potted plants, Cactus-First prize t75 cents, Lem Young.
 Cut flowers-First prize, $l, Mrs IC. C. Galloway, Mrs. Ellswortl Monroe
 Dry Farming.
 Judges: C. B. Colson, Lon Masof and Cole Reid.
 Kaffir corn-First prize, $l, Jame Sellers.
 Milo maize-First prize, $l, Jame Sellers.
 Honey.
 Judges: C. C. Galloway, Mrs. \