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The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
ct Your carnOtite Claims
New Or Uncle SIN win
Soo1 Shut You Out
WITHDRAWAL CERTAIN

How would you like to have a few
grains of radium. You can't afford
to be Indifferent about it and pass IT
by unnoticed, for bear in mind, radi,
| UNI is real aristocrat among morals
and therefore deserving of more than
passing notice. The latest word that
comes from Washington is to the ef
feet that Secretary Lane, notwith-
tsanding the many protests from the
west, still insists that all radium bear
ing lands shall be withdrawn from en-,
try and that congress will back him IN
his demands regardless of western pro
tests
Congressman Taylor has appealed to
the secretary and he has given his con-
stituents to understand that some com
promise may be effected whereby
either the secretary will not insist on
the withdrawal of carnotite or radium
bearing lands or else congress will re-
fuse to be influenced by him to tha-
extent. OF course, Congressman Tay-
lor has done and is doing his hest to
prevent withdrawal, but the general
belief is that he will fail, and the
Post advises all who have probable
radium bearing lands in view that they
lecate these lands as soon as possibl.
asd do . reasonable amount of work
- then as they may thus be made i'm
zane 70 the new order which it is gen
emily hslieved will soon be . law.
- .fone4i.aad o. paGe five)
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
hsWaaee csapaaies csIeet
Data INT Shows Start.
ling Mortality Rate
INDUSTRY SEEMS FA1ED

If you are a proprietor, manager ur
superintendent of a distllery you Will
live longer than most of your friends,
but if you are the proprietor, manager
or superintendent of brewery, you
are apt to die long before your friends
who are not engaged in the liquor bus
mess.
If you are hotel man, owning a
bar, but not personally serving liquor,
your chance of life is much below nor
NAL, and if you attend bar your life
will be still shortened further.
These facts and many others tending
to show that proximity to intoxicants
results in rapid shortening of life have
been compiled by the big insurance
companies of the United States based
largely on mortality statistics gathered
by the United States census bureau,
and have been published in large
book, copies of which have been re-
ceived by all Denver insurance agen
cies in the last few days.
The tables in the book show the
number of deaths to he expected
among all persons in the community,
regardless of occupation, in a given
period, and on that basis the figures
show:
Among the proprietors, superintend-
ents and managers Of hotels, the num-
her Of deaths is IS per cent above
normal among those not attending bar;
(CeaGinusd on PAGE fivs)
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

would recommend Mr.. Smiths selec.
tion. In fact, it has been SO well un'
derstoOd that Mr.. Smith was the
choice of the party locally for this
plum that no opposition whatever has
developed to his candidacy.
Mr.. Smith, who is well known rs a
Democratic leader in this section, hav.
ing served for several years As chair.
man Of the county central committee,
is thoroughly experienced in clerical
matters and is well qualified to fill
this new position, the duties of which
he will assume very soon after his con-
firmation by the senate.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
IRRIGATION COMPANY
I1DCfs oH1Ic11s

Last Saturday At Silt . meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Fsrmers' Ifri.
CATION company was held, this beins
TIE regular annual meeting Of tie con.
pany for the election and organization
Of the board Of direetorA
The five who were elected - difec.
toss for ~ ensuing year arc Jadgs n.
g. Lant Of Colorado SPRING., G. q.
Parks Of Gleawood spriasn ". E.
Tippett Of AntleFs, 9. b. Coulter Of
Antlers and R. F. Bowles Of eilt.
Following the leetio, Of ths board
Of directors the following okfiesu vers
chosen: c. c. Paris, president and
treasurer; r. F. Bowles, viee president:
". 3 Park, secretary, asd ". E. Tip
petit superintendent Of tho ditch and
reservoir.
The affairs Of the company are in
good condition and It Is believed that
1914 will prove = profitable year for
all who are interested IN the company =
big irrigation project which Is cee Il
- very best to b eo.sts~etsd % tAe
whole western slsps.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
A1nEoNs VIOLATING
CIVIL SERVICE LAW

Denver, Jan. l7.-Considerable criti.
eism is being directed against Governor
Ammons and the civil service commits
sion for not holding a civil service ex-
animation for the position of bank
comm ssioner, which was filled through
the appointment of f. E. Drach of
Glenwood Springs last week, and for
the apparent attempt to appoint a
pure food commissioner without the
holding of civil service examination
for that position. The civil service
commission and Governor Ammons
claim that there was no money in the
treasury with which to hold the exam
ination 10. the hank commissiopership
and that there is no money in the
treasury to hold the examination for
the pure food commlsionership. Never
theless those who wanted the bank
commissioner Job claim that the exam
ination was never held in order tn
guarantee Drach's selection. and that
the examination vii not be held on
the pure food eomnissionership simply
to guarantee the selection of some IA
vorite, presumably u. A. Mcintyre Of
Pueblo.
The law provides that a pure food
commissioner shall Re selected through
. civil service examination. There arc
q number OF candidates who feel that
they can defeat Mcintyre in = direct
examination. Wilbur F. Cannon, for
er pure food eomnissio1sr Of tAs staAe.
has offered to pay all expenses Of q.
civil service examination il the gov.
ernor will only order one held. He is
thinking Of getting out m injunction
preventing the appointment Of 4 com.
missioner unless aa examination has
been held and the position. given. to
TIE man making The highsst grade.
Ths Wo0en's Federation Of Ciubs o.
the state rece,*ly adopted . resolution
dens.ains Tat an sxaai,atioa b
AsA fer tie Pefs fsod eeanissiopsr-
ship and the place be given to tAs
best naA TAs women aaintain that
pure food was such IN esseatial that
II sheuh not be ..ade . political hand
ban.
Nevertheless Governor Am0ons usu-
ally does what Ae plsasss o. tAese
natters and IL - ness tAaa On even
break that Ae win appoint Mcintyre
IN sfdes = taks tAs sting sway from
the Pueblo crowd sad 1T It 20 at
tlak
We vs.t every eanily IN tsw. -
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
STRIKE SOON TO END

Denver, Jan. 1s.-The report fror
Washington to the effect that the com
mittee on rules in the house has decid
ed not to favorably recommend fo'
consideration the Keating resolution
calling for q federal investigation OF
the Colorado coal strike is taken here
to mean that the strike will soon be Z
thing of the past. Since it was called
the officers of the United Nine Work
ers have held out one hope after an
other to the men on strike to keel
them from returning to work. First il
was the Chamber of Commerce investi
CATION, then it was the governors in
vestigation, then it was the investiga
tion BY the editors, all Of which Ia.
vestiGltions were made and tAs repostl
were unfavorable to the strikers. Thez
came the appeal to washingto. and tAe
stte1pt Of Secretary Of Labor Wilsoa
and his associates to force tls cen.
gressional investigation. Yesterday I
action Of the committee sAo~s that
this, tos, was . fAilais. ..IAsrs i
nothing now which tie officers Of ths
oTganixatioa. can maintain to be pea1.
ing tAat will offer any hope for tAsu
to win It i generally felt that On
BY enc The Asa viii start boek to wosh
aad that ere long the condition Win
be tie same - IL was sons yeafs go
when JoA1 Mitchell vas ee0psllsd ts
call the other strike off.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

osa pass.. Il. -. - a. sa.s.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

We vast every eaakly i. ssw. =
|sGf slssssiPtisa nsG :.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
Il. ". san1H AProuG1xD
Po01lGAsfEl

On Thursday afternoon President
Wilson sent to the senate for eonfifna-
ton the appointment Of b. ". Smith
as pestnaster at Gleawood SPRING.
TIE nsws Of this appsintneat givss
- s0psiss 70 ~ pespas sl.es Il va
ven k,swl that Censressnal Taylor
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

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The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24
EDITORS fol cHEArE 1AlE

Denver, Jan ia 2cent passenger
fare in the plains district and . Scent
fare in the n.oun:a nous sections OK
the state was q pneposal approved to-
day by the Colorado Editorial associa-
tion in annual convention here. 4
committee was named to draft an in
itiated bill covering this proposal, to
be submitted 70 the electors :. the
state elections next November. This
sommittee is coAposed sf Charles f.
Adams Of Nontrose;. D. p. Saunders Of
Brush, J. r. Reardon Of Denver, George
KiibaA Of Craig.
The report Of the secsetary-treasursr
showed . membersAip Of ~ - con-
paeed with 90 two years ago. Officers
were elected as fellows.
President, George q H.Cssniek Of
Fort Collins; vice president, Charles
Leckenby, Steamboat ePsisC; seere-
tary-treasurer, Alva A. swain, Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

Matthew Morgan and Miss rertha
Belle Black were married last Sunday
evening at the home Of the br de .
sister in Denver, the Rev. M. Everett
officiating. The groom, Who Is . broth
er Of 4rs. Austin Gavin Of tbs city,
is we'll known IN Glenwssd where -
hos many ffieDdA He - been en-
Psoyed for several yeeV IN ~ h~si-
ness office 4 tAs Dssvsr Rst Nf.
s.d Xls. GsviA sttsaasd ~ vsadine.
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GrateIS6n. i'm 8eiicu.

8nei fnse 2eue aus Columbus, o, Die, Inn b6hue 2obne gu ~.
fen. noa benz NeRen gefubren fn6, boben tirSfa nod Saia setrnen,
fdB fe bort suor eme gteuge 4rbet finben tOunteu, ahr nidt mtcr ben
2obube6inguneen, uf Die fe geboft botteu. @e bic columbus Gs-
paid" ftrebt Fno fe IeOioIid nit Garment uirmmengetrofen, Die ibren
Eu~geHeuten nht msbr ais 5Ui Collars ben Sog be3aben unb fe bon
noreeus bier ubr bis abenbs I'm 9 l1br arbehen IoHen init elmer DRt.
~sagspae bon fiufsebu geimnhn), uno es lit ibneu Bis beute nod ntbt
seIunou, aud nur emn bon ben Jorneru I'M Befen gu timber. BON
benen man left, bdB fe ibren 2eten ourseut Der grHte 20bne bis gu flint
Dollars ben Gag ~b8ubIen.
dele beioen iungen gdunr aus Ohio buben ist Oklahoma un0
Ganins ourdfpft unO Der6en nun ibr @lid in gebrasta 0eriuten. aqe
oRie stuuten beu0tigeu ieIbftOerfdnOItf, uenu tie ibe @e8enernts gang
einbringen Doaen, Sufstrdfte bon ausDdrts. geionoere Sale erforberu
DeouOere g2iteL aRr trOsoem tGmmt es ridt Dor, BOB sa 5armer ienen
Grnteorbetern flint Dollars Den Gag be3obn. IS lit ~aqerongs Satahe,
1oB btee bon ben 6armarbeitern Die 3ur grnte bernuge5ogen per0e, nit
sDei Dollars nod gu teur besabt fno.
Die arbehsiun0eH auf Der 5urm finO lang, man brouht ie0oa iG-
nen- Stat nidt su OerIaHeu, I'm bos gu erhbren. Gus ft LIBERAL 10.
ueberaI gbt Is sormer, bic tire arbeiter abermabis Ionge ~betqtigen.
limb oog lit tDob[ aud nit elm SrunO, pegbob 70 DeIe 2eute, bic 1f Der
Gcrm g~eorbehet baden, in bic subt 5ieben in Der Sofnuns, fh ibren
2ebensnnterboItoort beqnerer broieneu gu tonren. Die GoIge bugrDoH
lift ehn Der b~etduoige D0ougeI Der Jaruter on ADMINISTRATION.
Gle Sarnegentanr in amas, Oklahoma ufp. ioaten oufb6ren,
bon 15untooudrIobueu 5u re6en, ueun tie bod nmt mebr ds Die Gorner
in auoeren 5taoen be8obIen mouen. @dbren6 Der @rutseit fam e5 elm
fr1iger ilngcr Daann uf Der 6mm in ie0en Stnate. Der 2anoDmidait
treibt. af eiueu aobn bon spet Dollars brugsn. auf teuen Jon bBa9t
Is fd oesbalb fir i'm, fd Oud geripredunsen bon JinfooQorGbnen
ba5u bendten gu IaTn, bic LANCE uno teure Gcbrt nit Der gien6abn
III unterne9meu. (gdIp @ermno)
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s&tharanSs.

mO tommsH mir bin, init br eOsif. bic F4 isbt hm 9sf4DtH.
ben Queries aus Der Rphrurg gVyitps. "a brett In bu qtHs unirts
a0nbss moot uub BE luuht: -Surtu mubk sbsn, neil Ct bur5 uiur'
patton nod elmer Rtboutiou our Rtgttrung saHgt mar, unb Der grs
ho6t Der Grmprbuns TVoberos On ION kish7-
WlabHo. Der Tim pOroHeiua mar bos prObui Der RtSotuHcu uu6
~niupisruHe. Gs RaVh Dnl Gos Rarjh SsIFns uub tam 70
gu i,aH ERn prdFbsntidoft 5osfas boHt asSO poBI NIT Ghs'
9ft ssRlrst
GurruHaa her Suuu fOgn iOa. IN SS prObut Der R,bOhHou.
Hnb Der ~rIurpisruua. r Dirb Is fdn. aud D,nn ~m4taatfds IaBtn"
ibH ben Rmf bts 9onNs bringn DsuH rbsrmonn BaB, pos inertia.
nf5e @obeu Fnb. LIMB ct ptb s fsu. aud Dsuu man tbn as ben
rOrmoIu RoafOIsr 1RoOerOs bstru5tst. bH. ME stast f.bet Ss
grobuit elmer RspouhOn Dor.
DtHu bic aOst Der prTs bjlstia Der Rotpnbtsht bs Rid;
tritts queries rbahs IN, 70 tonn g aud in 3utunFt hinsn Igitmen
p~rdfbeutsu ghgstos sbtH, unb Bat e ME ,tusu esgsbsu.
6urtu bat ssbn miFsn, BI IT in DaEfnston n4t gtfst. Sstn
HadfOger ptrb stkn mafn, iObab Ct bort niat mAr s,fausn phS.
limb 70 ptrb Is fooRe. fortssbm, Bis ga.rfO f9 prifosntsn abb, bic
lire gsfsbt Gus Gabinstou mhgsnusbmsu. Infer. gDGif af BEN
gsbist bis gum aaRdL if Oos sraus 6stnRdd gu Der RubIanbs in
Sfs uHS SabOFsguropo. lHieu 1T Isidtr, neil mir ffu. 70 at
0rsontFrten gsgnr fubsu, me Rubaub in tr DpnansTofarf. uub
tam 9suH9m Rsihs.
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GweHf@ss &nmOr.

Si. III nett iber d6tJig Sabre nnh
befudt gum srftenmdl Elm 2ino. 8eim
BsrlaHtn bts 9bsatsrs trifft is ei4
men 8.tanntsn. Der ie 9sfraet. ME e
ibr bsnn sefalltn babe. .Ob. rsd;
nett, f9aOs nur. oab i9 dnFdnss,
Gin btb4su fhDerbGris gu trerOtn
id babe Isioer tsin sinStsss Mort
nerltdnben.@
Gin bsribmtsr amsriidniiGn ma
Ter tDirb ssbtten, fa bis @emdIoes
gnleris zines MiIIionGrs ansuleben.
Die 8ilOsr fpnrsn bSGft minbsrpsra
iig, In bsr ganaen Gammlunp bes
fnnb f1 isin sinaigss Original, uno
ote Ropisn iDdren bon eor5 unbeosus
ten0tn Qsutsn. .miFeu Gis ni9t,
Dsrsbfisr MsiItsr, psIGsr DffenlIiGkn
MnHaIl ID Disls @ammIuns I9snIsrl
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qe,rt aradtnaa,n N Rppiep.Ita arit.

1e ~Ginon3beihs Der betnntefteH SunoeIsageuhren i'm Canoe
nrrIoeH cmen auiidDrng oes gefbdfts. SGr RoofeDef pta oaerGngs
nod ntt oaron gIouben. Limb nit ib1 piee pditifde Gegner Der Q6mi.
nfrahon. Die 3abI Der niht in @ebraad beFuoIiden gabnfro4tDageu
0Mt ibnen aIs elm fderes 9ertmaI ide6ter 9eteu. SHe 3obl belief F6
am 81. 9ui duf 24t8O2; Os mar bic 56dfaabl in Oiecm 5a6re, am
4. SpIi bnhc lie fd I'M 22,260 Dernin6ert. IS uoren MIR nod 1882.
iber 3ehen lit mas beoateR ounu bic 232513 unbenust lebenoen Gratt
pagen, Die ON 8. SaHuor 1909, alto gegen gnOe Der aominifrahon
goohoets Oereihnet Duroen, O@r gar Die 413t388 bonn 80. April 1908.
ns Ole @eInmtsabI Der iberboupt borbonoenen Bogen nod aerfnaer mar
ole ikt2 DontnIs nmr Serr HOOfeOet I'M amt unb Der Brojperidt brn,
genoe' Sod5ou in boiler Grnft.
Ge G~inansberiHte fn0 f9erh suDerIdffscr as Die 56mersen8rufe
bon Noithern, bic bebGupten, 3fnse better MAIDEN at fonner, oe, aIs
lie I'M ame Daren, ohI IdIfnuHr Doreu.
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msts nod tinmal tisi. CT bate fd
tsins, ntdt OaS osriuef. anr,dt oil
ite trlporbsn pit germ BAIT
fis ihm oumaIs i,ots s~ussnan0tu
Mber q bate fs psrf9mdbt
Bieleidl mar aud dlss SduIhuni
gtpsim - bel ibm nur elm mubiqtI
Spiel unausgsfilttr SiunS.n
Rubis uno fpiirbig irut it BEN De
fuder sntssssn. .Dinlomm,n in
9Itunbdusl"
s9ndoigt Groul Grdu Rama!'
Or nsistt fia ib,r 6i. i9mals Ihfr.
6uno uuN bob Die gug.n gu oru
bItitm antIib -. .QO,I,l Grau.
.Itin qb,Is!1
g, lddsIts Gin bitttrss, f6m,rsIi.
DIES 2GdsIn unb f6Itt.lts lstht Der
Ropf. .6ruu absIbei0 Ri6ter.
S6OR felt fat sintm Sabr!'
,Qbtr! - Qbtrl" ST mar Il
Dsruirrt, 10 trI9rOd,n, DAB tr Td
an Den SsFsI tIamm.rn mubte.
rDab Gis mid iber5oupt pis6er,
trtannt babsn! Gs tpursH omar re6t
frOk Stunbsn am psibsn Strand
- bod battsu ft ia tsins gtbsu,
iuRs ipeitul4
.Ssins 9tosntung7" CT iiri6 iit
f~nfuHssIos ibsr 6i, Gtirn. ,Gar
Sit Oi,lsitt nidt! absr
Aud fir Sie ni6t, iunaer
SrsunO! 6sisn Sic absr5eugt!" sr.
fptOsrts is nit tisisr, fsitsr Stimme.
.4Is msins Rutier!!" Ct ldlua
beioe 9dn6s Dor bas @sIi6t ,gls
m.ins Ruitsr!" Su pI0bIi6 aus
brsdsnOsr 9srspsiiIung mari Ct Ii6
in ben G,TsI unb bsrgrub 0as gsIi6t
IN Die 91nbs.
Jruu Qoslbei6 itan6 am sif6.
Gin 3ittsru Ibsrfi.I ii.. bub lire
3dbn. auf.inanbtri6Iugen. Damn
fnbt. fs fd. pa BAT bas a.bsn
uns ipo4I siHsn StrsiG gsIpieIt =
nns bstbsR unsstpOlt. aber tDsr Iebt,
muB duf WshfsI ssfabt fem" Sic
bob in Hummer Dual Die Q6Iel.
.absr gerabs msin Batter! Bub.
ten sic niht - go
st bottsn mir ME bon Sbrsn I'm.
ssb0ris,n ssipro4sr, unb eff Su ipdi
trfubr i'd bon Dem LANCE ubpdsnOsn
Sobn."
sd mar sstommsn, sic Su Iu.
den! 9ur6 bic gang. Dslt bate
i'd 81. ssiu4t!" er Ia4ts bObniid.
ouf.
limb fiu0sn mid Sbnsn 70 nabe!"I
f9nttt fs tIur unb bsftimmt feline.
Reos ub, nDamuIs bate i'd mid gu.
germ finosn IoFen - Buts TT ss 8uI
fpdt. 9sntsn aud Gle, tpie i'd mid
gep0bnt babe: mir bottsn btiSs si.I
nen 5ruum. GinsR Ia0ntH 9raumJ
Der Dsrpsbt 1T. - 4bsr nun, =
i6 mub ,Jbrsm Batter teIepbunisrsn.
r unO Sbrsn 8ri6srn, Die ale gum
gabnAOf molten. 9uti4uI6is,n sic.
midi"
Or mar auein - - un6 ftarr!eI
auf bic 2lr, bura Die is peritpun
ben mar. uHo Damn, er nabm 0eni
Ropf in bsioe 9dnoe. ab, Is gsbtrt'
5u alien Mut - Mut our rsttenI
3eit! ON! - Damn fprang sr auf !
TT burfts ni6t bier bIsibsn - nit
ibr uutsr sinem Dad = untsr fsinesi
9otsrs Dad. gr muBts obrsiIsn, Ios
fort. -- ia 70, bas bate CT ia aud
Dor: nod Gubsn pOlte tr, UNI
Aosls gu fuhen! - Dab, bas mar
nun unHOtig - sr bate fe ia gss
funOsn. - Nun bate sr gar tsinen
pIdn psiter - gar ttiusn. ,
MiOe uno mutlos mari er F6
Dieosr in ben 9eTsl. Wo3u abreiJ
deu9 9n5u mar nod morgen 3eit.
Or pc0te bod bic Ssinen begrdben
r. unb hdnn nun -
Dunn DiirOe er fi6 e6en trsibsn Idf.
fen BON oebsH ME bisbsr. Gr ipar6s
ia nts ben Nut CUR rs4ter 3sit fin
ben. 49,.
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Gin aihhr in gorHuHO, Ore, bat efnen oerm.,nicn iusen6s
lihen getrHgr gum Gieait in Der Dfnrine ,besnaoigt". Der aetrhie-
rines GfH5cr bat ben Begnaogen abseebut unO Dem Ridtr Elm
sdrciben ginnot, In benz er ibm nihiItl bic 1inine 6ine Dem oanoe
uit ais SfrafanftaI"; Dorouf Der abbter ben .iusenSE5eu Gntbufos-
mus hs OFFICERS nit ibarfen 5pute 5uri6pes uH6 taOehe. .ltnhre
m~iEtdiiden gerbaIhnHe fho buborh4", bat aOokOdt einttdI geogt.
.Bnrbdrib r~ndfdnoigs, nmtiquiert, an bic 8ehn Don oes anen Grtten
Slater eriunern0 1T ieSeufdus Die Satnng Os aAHters, Der IN Der eorse
eines 0{dsers nm ben guen Euf nna gbadhr Der aruppe niHts reer
ag unuSigen nno ansereHtferhstn i~ageHol4en GtFr felt. gdine
snnb seer Eno uffIid feline strdfadtaLten.
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iunn2 Sd m0dtt germ ben aranitu
unO 64puhsn 81 sinem &untgsuuB
psrbtIfen. - a5dsnisn Gie ie cod
FINER gIinoenanitaIt" iagt Der U}aIer
f6rpff.
.Iis tpunoerbar Sbr getreibe
pddit. au6 Jhrs 9emiis3udt ees
Debit pra9tig. Gfen Sbnsn bic 90.
8sI uidt piet ipeg2" sat CUR
ut8ts!" - pSO. 0as lit i'm 70 err
itaunIider, dls id bsi Sbnsn gar lei,
me gOgelIaeude bemerie," Nd,
,bas if gar nidt n0tig. Wlsins 5rou
gebt bier ben gan3en gag ipa3ieren, I"
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Ina Wa1iainn.

Wm arueucr 1T aber Rrw BORT
nod Dcutihlanb ~nbaerriii. i'm bert
Iiciuer @ilitdrnicnhpfliht al aeHi.
arm 6raH Claus Storm uno
hr Sobn @tn. iriiber in gapil.
IioL Iebt Ia Cflahoma mobn5ait.
meilcn bel Dem ebepuar 5rarU
Rartb ~ geiudl - Sohn &arm,
len, scr i'm Clarion 2oipii0l Ia
Cmoba odruieoerIleat. befinOet iidl
uuf Dem Siege Der aelirrlma
tic Icbtc gcriommIuua hes 6raucr.
sereins Der Iiftberiihcn 5~ricocnslir.
doe fanA i'm 9dale BON 5rau Bar.
turu 9rirbcI IN Siib Pnpilion
ftutt.
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= Die btrIisbte 8ante,
SHUTTER; yMar bic 9ante redf
frsunoIi6 gu @ir7"
gepsrl: 80 ia, auerit Bat ie mir
teinen G9nurrbdrt angetIe6t, und
bonn bat fie mid nohI cine babe
Gturoe lang abgstibt.-
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9. 3. 8nrn, beuti8er Opti.
Ter. augen unteriudt fir griaen.
ABS @rnnoeis @ebdloe, Omaha
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- Q, s. Bnm. osutIhsr Opt.
Ter. 9Iuacu unteriutt fir Bril-.
len. 4l9-5 9runhsis Geb6noe
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aannOries.
Gedjtsanp6It

auIfingrr & 8e6b. Omaha Rotio.
nal 9urt @e6., 9immer $50, Dmo.
ia. EeIepbon Douglas 1898.
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Sanger 3eufder iudlt irgeno Nell
DIE geiddfttguRg. 0ad5ufrogen
bel Der Omaha 8ribiine.
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@Oturtbdcs.

1914 Sn6ian @otorcpeIe iest fertia;
Bargains in gebrouhten RoiGi.
men o Bicycle Co., 16. ano
gbiengo GtrnBe.
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pona 1914 moOeI bier. gare.
oPO in eebr. Woidinen. gope
mlotor Co., 1872 2eoo, q. 1895
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8. ". GtHrges, gatentanDaIt. 648
gr1uoeiS Gbeater gebau0e. 9el
Douglas 3469.
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gateutanndIie

HiaurO Gobg, gatente, 1896 gfts
Rational 9aut Building, Vel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10
She CAVI: Up
ALI, ROpEl:
Physicians Failed TO Help Mrs.
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief in Cardul.


Meetzc. va--1Trs. J. c. Green OF this
place, says: Il suffered with womanly
troubles so that / could hardly sit IN.
Two of the best doctors IN our town
treated me, and | tried different mcdi.
cines, until gave UP all hope OF ey,r
getting well.
One day. decided to try some c.,
dui 1t did so much for me- that J
ordered some more and it cured me-!
Today, feel as wei az 7 ever dil Ia
my life
The pains and the Trouble are all
gone. | feel Ike another person IN
every way. | wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui viii do for sick
women"
A few doses Of Cardui at the right
time, will save maGy . big doctor bill
by preventing serious sickness,
It tones up the nervous system, and
helDs make pale checks fresh and ROSY.
Thousands OF weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardui. Suppose you try it,
1t may be just tho medicine you need.
Nh TFriis %. Ladies Advisory Dept. ChsHs-
oosa Medicine Ca, Chattanooga, Tenn. tor Special
[1stTnchOus, ana "a nege book, Home Treatnsas
a. Women. s<ni IN plain wrapper, Oh request
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-10

Miss. Minnie Davidson, OF Fila
Ridge spen Friday wih her sister,
Mrs. John a. Royce, of lliga street.
The 8oya' basket bali team OF Loo
we'll high school. played a baske'
ball game with the Charleston. No.
team ut Charleston, Friday evening
Mid Britt. OF olmstcd, was in the
city on business Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs William Bauer, of
VALLEY Pecluse, are the parents of a
baby girl, who arrived Friday even
! ms. MIS-. Bauer was formerly Miss
CLARA Browner.
The Lads Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will meet Wed
tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
A. W. Williamson en- Second ana
Poplar streets.
The Ladics Aid society Of The
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs James Rushing on
! Upper Main street "Wednesday after
noon.
The Missionary society Of the
; Congregational church will have IT.
regular meeting Friday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. u. stophlet at her home
: on First street
| Moses Schwab and daughter, Mis-.
Marguerite, of Padacah, spent sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Ben Blum. Of
First and Poplar streets.
Mrs Ncttc Burns and son, Mi
ton, wore the guests Of her sister
Mrs. Mable Stophlet, who is VISITING
iher daughter, Mrs Robert Serbian
in cairo. Mrs. St2phlct and dausb-
teg, Ruth, will leave Tuesday fo.
their home in ST. Louis.
NJ. and Mrs. Gus Reichcrt Of
Grand Chain, were in the city sat
urda.r.
r. J. Caster, of Olmsted, was in
the city recently and left evidence
of his artistic ability in three beat
Itiful oil paintings, which are on uis-
inlay 1T the Masul Furnitaro Com
pany'a store Few people caj1ym2