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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
State Should Care for Risks on Life.

State Should Care for Risks on Life.
The state legislature should provide
money by direct appropriation or 9TH
erwise for the solicitation of life in
surance if the state life fund insurance
business is to be continued, is the con-
clusion of Actuary L. A. Anderson or
the state insurance department in
report filed with State Insurance Com
missioner NJ. J. Cleary.
The cost of conducting this insur-
ance business, which is the administra-
ton of a life insurance fund by the
state, greatly exceeds the revenues
provided, the actuary says. In fact
the people of the state generally are
paying part of the cost Of running this
state life fund for the benefit OF the
persons carrying policies in it.
The actuary says that some radical
changes should be made in methods
of bookkeeping so that the exact cost
could readily be determined The next
legislature will probably be asked, he
says, to repeal the law providing for
state life insurance or amend it SO
that the enterprise will be self-sustain-
ing.
Mr.. Anderson finds that the life fund
has not been properly accounted for;
that it's cost of administration is vast
ly beyond that which appears on rec
ord; that the system Of bookkeeping is
poor, and that in many other respects
fbnro ia mood 0f phanpoS
IF the life fund is to be continued"
says Mr.. Anderson, land is to be made
a success, the legislature should pro-
vide means for active solicitation of
business. This should be done either
by making provision for the use of
modified preliminary terms, or by the
use of select and ultimate or by di-
rect appropriation from the general
fund of the state. If the legislature
does not see fit to make such provi-
sion, the business now on the books
should be reinsured."
Following is the record of business
in the fund since it's organization to
the end of the fiscal year, June 30,
1916:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
New Corporations

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed:
Wisconsin Incubator company, Ra.
cine; capital, $4,000; incorporators,
7. J. Collier. T. A. Pagan and M. F.
Knobloch.
Bayfield, Creamery association, Bay
field capital, $4,000; incorporators
NJ. B. Johnson, w. S. Powell, A. H. VIII
kinson and others.
Dry-Well Cement Products company
Milwaukee; capital, $4,000; incorpora.
tors, Sigmund Boehr, Paul BIinge and
Leo Reitman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
Roads Valued al sass.so2. soc.

The assessed valuation of the as
.ailroads in Wisconsin is $3.50, 500, 500
this year, or sS,OO2,5 500 more than one
year ago. Just nine roads show a de-
crease and of these the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road is the
leader, it's property being 100000 low
er than in 1914. OF the increases the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul road
has the greatest, it being valued at
$2,75OOO0 more than in 1914. The
Chicago and Northwestern road has
the highest assessment with $3.50
coo. an increase of ST 500nnA0
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
Wants Births Recorded.

In its campaign to secure complete
registration of births in Wisconsin,
the state bureau of vital statistics ad-
vertises the fact that If birth is not
registered that person possibly may be
barred from going to school, voting,
going to work. marrying, holding pub.
lie office, leaving a foreign country,
entering his own country, inheriting
property, receiving compensation in
surance, or doing many other things.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
May Require Civil Service Test.

OF two of the most important ap-
pointments made recently by any
state body, one has been held up by
the civil service commission and the
other may meet the same fate.
The first was the appointment of G.
L. Glynn as developer" for the state
board of industrial education at sal
airy of $4,000 a year. The civil service
commission considered the appoint
ment at a recent meeting and took tt
under advisement.
According to John HaZelwo0d, the
position Is unquestionably under civil
service. Mr.. Glynn has had charge Cf
an industrial school at New Have1t,
Conn, and expected to come to WiAA
consin the first of the year.
The second appointment is that
made by the state board of education
in naming B. r. Buckingham, New
York, chief statistician of the board at
salary of $4,000 a year According
to Mr.. Hardwood this position is also
under civil service.
Mr. Buckingham position can be
best described as educational account
ant and budget preparer for the state
board of education. Under the law
creating this board, it is given exclu-
sive financial control of the institu-
tons of higher education in the state
and the law came as a result OF alleged
competition among these institutions
for large appropriations from the vari-
Gus legislatures.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
Board Plans Drastic Reforms.

Twenty Marquette university stu
dents are taking the state dental exam.
nation. The illness of w. F. Hardy
president of the board of examiners
has delayed the business meeting OF
that body.
I'VE are planning some rather dras
tic reforms in dental schools of the
state" said F. A. Tate, secretary. at
is likely that we will refuse licenses
to all students who have taken less
than four years of college work Mar.
Quette university has a three-year
course. If this new ruling carries at
the board meeting this course will
have to be modified"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30

Marrying man to reform him is
like making a good omelet Out of a
like egg. Maybe it can be done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-12-30
Piles Relieved by First Application

And cured in to "a days by PAZO OINTMENT
ihe universal remedy for all forms OF Piles.
Druggists refund money if it fails. SOC
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

raFii6e QIpba6et 6insingefuuben boi,
finbet man aud bier untsr Der frenbz
ldnbiiaeR 9eds sum gateu gbsiI otHtihe
Nnmen. Sn ben penistn MonateH, bic
Qibdu inter heuif9er @erpaltang Itsbt
1T bOnis 0r0nung ssiaaffen DOroen.
Die etabt ieIbf bat bsi ber 9eIsbung
Oura uniere 5ruppeR unb BEN 8oms
barbemsut BON oersGee aus fait gar nidt
gelitten anb bic tleinen n~ebeTaangss
fapirigkiten Der srten 3eit f5nneR als
iiberpnn0eu geItsr. s5n ben SduptitrdBen
Der inneren Gtdbt 1errIat reyes 2eben
unb Sreiben, bon Der beutiasn 9erfpdIs
tung gtprOnet, aber taum behinoert
Gbenfo Iebbaft gebt e auf BEN gum aurs
bnus fibrenbeH qrolpelt BET. Die auss
ipdrtigen 8dbeedife feblsn in biefem
Sabre ntis begrsifIiden Griinben, bafiir
bsnuBen bic 2ibauer felbF ibrs 8o6eeins
UNI 10 eifriger. Sn bsr 1lat
fam man f9 an bem 4nbEid ibsr BE
bunteIbIaus Gee taum iatt isben unb Der
dusgstidnste Strand label gum Babe.
60 if bonn aud Der Strano ben oaR5en
gag iibsr btlcbt, unb bic aibauer iuHatn
Damsn ftirtsn nit ben fslpgrduen Seine
ben bergnist, ais Iebten mir i'm tisTfsn
Jriebsn unS in Der beltsn aasr @eltsn.
9os f6Iisbt Ratiirli9 ni9t aus, bab
Der Dede aud aHbere Gtimmunaen
iid Derbergen, obsr bic erobe MlaFe Der
8ep0ltsruHg faeint f5 idnsI in bic
neusn 9erbdltuiHs sefunbsR al bdbeH nRb
finbet aniasinsnb ibr 2os ertrGglih. Das
III nm 70 bemsrteHsnsrtbsr, ais bic ruTis
fhe geamtenf1aft norbsr Giles asthdn
has, nm ben 6sinD 70 idfpurs mic m0gli6
5u molsn unb feline Gage ais nerspeifslt
BAD BEN Gale BON prssm9sl purbe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

fsHlniifnen Gldubtn ~gsrsinIdm. unb ale
2etten ha6sn Deuti9 stlerut unb Iprsten
es. Menu Der Qette nab BEN Junern
RuBlanbs gsbt, bdnn gie6t ct iia als
GeutfHen aus, natiirlih sunddf aus
Bershnuna, dber Sugleih, neil Ct fi9 benz
DeutIfen am ndhiten bertpanbt fHblt.
llno lpgnn I9on ber 8eutlhe in ben SIts
feeprDbin3eH 5rblenmdBig b Der Minbsrz
btit TT, 70 III Der proBsntFaB Der Rufen
md pisi gsringer. Dor allen aber lommt
Der RuHe faif uusfhlieBlid ais 8edmter
in's 2anb, I'm es uus3ubeutsH, aber Dbne
nit ibm gu fiblsH, fudhreu0 ofr Deutfae
felt SnhrbunberteH NIT bieIem 2dnoe,
bas feline @orfabrsn EFT sefhaffsn babsn,
F9 berfDddIm neiB.@ liHb INNER piebsr
siingen bic Geiprdde IN Bic Bite aus:
9<IFt unsl
DAB bic baltiTben Gtdbie, ME re fat
nusnahmslos bon Dsutf9en begriinDet
pnrben, au9 nod beute ibren beutlden
Gbdrqittr beipa6rt baben, has mar be-
FAINT. unb bod %sritaHnt mar, iDsnn man
bic @traBeH Qibaus bur1pdnngrt, INNER
fpieber bon nelem aber bieIs ausgsprdgte
beutl9e gigsuart, uuf Der bsr ruFiiae
GinfluB ntr ME Elm biinner 5irHiB Iiegt.
8efDnhers bic innere Gtabt maGt siHen
Ginbrud, pie ~iraenbeine stiDas suriid=
eebliebens Gtdbi Der bgutI9eH Matertant.
Gtpas nnDsrs III es nit ben an Der
4sripberie Der Gtnbt sntitnnbensn neueren
GtraBeR. Mdn barf nicbt bergeHen. bab
qibnu iih I'm 2aufe Der Iebten ,S~abrSebnie
i~nbu5ri0IiFri bat nnb baB 6amit 3uIdHls
m~snhdneenb fsins 9eD6Iterung bon 10000
auf fdf 100000 Gintppbntr aeFiegen iii.
60 habsn Bic 4uBsnItrnBen, pie III pis[en
mpberntu GtdDftn, ettpos gbarntterIoIss,
un6 Biz sr6BtsnibtiIs Ieitifdt 5abrits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

sinsn Grfofs, barber III fa bic fransrE.
lde 6serssIeiiuns thar, unb bssbaI6 FEB
lie Tag unb glaat aeaen nnIsrs ueusrs
Obsrtt poftfOH o~nlaufen. Gtdrte gsrs
LUTTE ouF ibrtr Gtits unb iiber 400 Gsfuns
gene Tinb bas Grgsbnis.
Gin slDeitsr beatI6tr GrTolq III bas
S~reffsrgebais nuTerer peiltraaenben Gss
fdibe gsgeu bic eneIifdsn 5seresmagosins
IN 4rras uHb ben Observation-Disclosures
ionD nes 5tinbss uuf Der Raibsbrak Des
grtes. Bei meinem Nuftni6dIt an TEE
peIIihsn orout battle i4 geleggahgit, bic
n~tatIts furAtbdrs Moffe nnieret I0sgereR
4rsiaerie ttHnsR 30 Ierngn. Diefss 6Jes
f4iib bat ben 5einben bereits bur1 Hes
fHieBung Der ridpdrtigtn @erbinbunaen
BET poperingk I4mtren Shobsn suesfhet
nnb biIoet augenblidfi9 bic 9sGlemmuna
ppn paris uno 2Dnbpp. WlaR bringt uns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

ging IS leibtr oRbtrs une aud inter ben
oeuflhea Geeaenteu TT firnierli1 sss
iplt6et tporben. 4aein aus Wlitaa rurs
ben, pie st5abit nirp, IdnIsn6e non @ers
bdatigeH ausgetpigien uno gum groBsn
5beil mad Gibirien abgei9pben. Man
neiB bel 3u bsridten BEN Der 10th. in
Der Ii5 bic ungiidli6m @srlGidtsn Be-
finben, BON ban GematbigangeH, oeneH Tie
ausgefeBt fnb. aaum Elm 8rittsl. 10
meiai man, piro biefe 9eioens5eit iibers
fiebeu. Die anosrsn fns bersits ben Gnts
bebrungen trIegeH Dber fiedtH biIflps unb
rettuneslos balm. aad Fs fin5 Mdrt9rsr,
bereu gOtb nno COB Ri4t unsaahHt bsi'
ban ioate.
2i6au 1T ni6t bIps 5rbu1rieFtdbt unb
gabeort, ionoern aud 6sItuua unb psRn
aud bic RuHeR sleiA gu Qnfang bss
ariesss In lopfloier @eair3ung bic 2anbs
b~efefigungsn ibtiIneiIe lit bic Cuff
fprengten, FL blieb bod INNER Der qi6autr
arisgfbafm Ielbf ibrig. Gs Io1nt fih
geraoe an Dieiem 8sifpieI al psrioIgsn,
pel4e arbeitsmttbobs ID aublauo bsFplgt
nirb.
Der arisgs5afm TtIbF 1T gpar III
grobsm MaBitubs angelest, nbsr nod
ldnge niat fertia, unb Is Iiebt faf 70 aus
dls Isi er fdoH Dor benz Grig9e bolb oufs
gegsbeE N~sttDsien. 0fFenbar tattn Bic
gtuHtcu unb lu~ternsbmsr tisr gtnue
per0isnt, unb molten ueiier n5rbIia bas
Gpitl nod einmal t~pitberbclen. GaFar
abtr bate man Elm p~ranlbaftes Marinss
OTfi5ierstaFHo fertisgsTsnt uHb nit uns
srb0rtem QuIus singeridtsf. Qiat mirbsr
~iotipislig biirfts Der Ban Der ariedifds
tatbpIif9eH Mdrinttdl1sbrdle aepefsn
fem, bic i'm iibliden Stil NIT ben bsrs
soIbetsn 3piebeItAirmsn pompbaIt unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
@ic man nit @aaiauo fGgtto
tperoea mu6.

Gin htrborrdgenbsr Entertainer, beFfn
Rdmen in afpti Grotbeiltu oIB 4olitiier
unO WiFenI9aftlsr tinm guten aldna
bat, iarei6t Der poi. 3ia.9 in Berlin:
Guglano if Elm ihouta, mahtiges aaab.
glit ibm muB man ppbI leben, uah nad
Dem ariege fogdr frtebli9 unb freun6lia
lebsu. Wlit IGN maB man fpdtsr 81
tdfte MAIDEN, Is belebrtn un0 Dor ihm
@lttHen. Wie fn1 man uber pfa bgittn
Dtg Iiubm gu elmer fritbIidgn 0srTtdas
bigung nnb 81 siuem bauernbn arisbtn2
Zion muB GngEdno orbeailid bsrbaa,n.
England lie6t teiue onbstt Qation, abtr
"a lam oasjenige a1nb reTpettireH, bas
dbgeidloieu unb rubig i9 ais tbenbar.
iig trpsiit uno England 8u Rdhfdt unb
GTeunbI6aft 5ipingt. DIR 3eutIde bal
BON ieber cine iibtrmabige Qeigunq III
England, mar beinrbs btrgii, ais Wtits
burger JptiteH Rdnges nt6tn e~nalonb
ittben gu ppLen. Qqes, mas gnolonb
ni6t als ieiuesgleiden rslpGtirt, fpirb bon
ibn sertreten unb ~mibbaubelt. anbtsn.
Sflanb unb bas aongoesbiet in6 oIans
3snbe 8eiipiefe bdfir. Dd6renb Sdoft.
lamb, bic 8ereiniassn Gtdaien uab Gibs
dirita "a Derltdnben bdbsn, gnaIano 10
81 terpriaeln, bdb ts I4 freuie, Sen Griss
ben auf elmer d~Hitdnbioen Bans pieb,rs
her5uitelleu unb besiutgsn Gnofdnbs Ct
gen babtn. Der6tn Srlanb unO gnbisn bis
gum beutisen Sage onsgeplunbsft NIB
psraftet. 2iebe III fir ben enQliI6en glos
litter cine fh0ne ipsibIide GioeaIdoft.
gle gshOrt pobl ais 3itr in ben ,,otu
Tomiiientreis unb am Gonntua ouf bit
8on5a, absr fpodentags, I'm gefddit unb
In Der pplitit, lift fe fit i'm Gin bahndes
llnbing. Gnglifhs Mdnner tIfsn liz
ni9t tnb pCatH aud Hidt bon Mdnntrn
sstiBt perben.
Quf bsr Bats zines aompromiEss
lpiro 3entfdlanb ME unb nimmer Zine
bausrnDs 6rsunbiddTt nit Gnalonb hsrs
lisaeR t0nneH. Mtnn @atIdionb Gno.
lamb pirtliA Iitbt, mub 1entTmlouS a
benz lisbtn @Ott matchmaker, bar ben aid.
lllgL Den eL lleDI. Selblt mir MmeriEdnet
lalfen Gefdbr, bnb mir GnoIonb supi,l
bic Sur MAIDEN. Sobdlb iuir bds tbun
iperbtH mir aud estrtttn unb btro6lsl
unjtrs tbatIdhlide GrunbIhoft btrubi
uut 9untsr Sin unb duE bsr 1bdiIode
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gu nsbmtn uno gngIdnb non BAN 81.
bsntlid 80 perbautn. Gins tpertbbor,
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unoaltbar, ToIangt Bic 8tireIfenbsn TX
tiu pddrmaI tiaiig Osrprlasli Ia.
ben iinD 9ans gtHaa nlTtn, fporon Il,
Hn0. 8as Dtib jebsr. ~
iutt Der Sareiber bitisr 3sitsn, Tsiue NJ,
etno urter Der englildeH aabns aussbrSEs
bat. adGeesbantsn ubsrldkt GnaIsrs
Dem hsrirsiHIt&ttu 8rohireid: Dor sIns,r
lkgttidm 3tutfdIuRb, bos ItEnm F,isn
gailsn bnr9febsn iann fpir6 GuaInrS
bobeH, unb aur Dor sinem Tofass
1879
Gin amttitantx
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Die &riesslase.
Don G. 11IOrabt, uraior a. D.

Berlin. 8. sui.
SIN mefsn foIgsn ben NnsriffM Der
Aeinbs auf unfert Gleaunssn fuf regsIs
maBia Bic beusI9a GegmI5be. AnbsfeEs
feitg berIaHm lpir ben @ertleibisaHss8ls
lfenb burmous nidE niiE. I'm eingu GrIrls
Der gsaner iDtli5umaAen. 2dbt l9 cine
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unisrsrfeis bGe gnitidtiDe ergriFFsn, he
~aussunaben. DoS GeEdmmibiIb bat Fdl
smiIAsu mlttr unb Bogefen In ben Itsien
Nossa nur lnfnig psrE90btn. WaS f9
absr al anfsttn GunItsH budea ldbt, IL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

infer erFrlgreider uOrfoB bulbipees
ailgs aprsnlOnf. no MIR anberfbdIb aiIos
meter Der fsinbiiAtH Gtelung ourhbras
den. @efaHntEia bsibeH mir felt bislen
Mouaten III benz gradgntop nm Et. 4lis
biel eiusu trefFlideH u%tbtr9ang iiber bic
Naas. Der Baum bon QliIp unb @prss
mont biIbet bas nab Gibeu g~ebogene
Anit uHIern Gttfung at bet Mdds. Son
bort Fibrt unTtrs 9ront mad WorboFeH
suriid hber ben qrieEertualb duf bic
@rsn5s fibIi9 DEB ~. Sober GsIdnbts
sAlud6s an SFli4en Maaaufsr bsbeutet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

fers ~Deittrcgsnben aanOHsn nit Der 5ross
Der SnDOIiOn in England in 9srbinbure.
Der sWotin" tlopfte maf ben gui9 unb
mohte ipifsn, ob mir baruH bsntsn, isnss
unbeimIids adIibsr, neldes aud aiif rte
ist GntItrnung nod prd5iitonspaffe
bIeibt, Bel GaIdis nuf5aitsLIsn, I'm Slr
enslii6en Rlfs htniibsrsuI4isBn. DAB
mir unTsrs Risisntancneu ausnakeu msrs
ben, II eun5 etiDib. bod fdeiut mir in
Der Gsgcnrnrt serabs fit bic 5rau8cien
cine Grorieraug barber miiBig su fem,
cb mir Iie in Galdis p~sripenbsH nfrbm.
Dan barf in pdris ni9t pergsHtn, bnb
GdIdis augmbIidlid enc ensIildt Gtdbi
tit. unb foLte aus ber @sfdi9te Gngldnbs
lernsr, buB - nit fdrgen 6dnbM su hals
ten tueib. mas Is t~rrdffte. 8runlrei4 tDirb
Calais Der suglii2en Mrmse rimmsr ents
retBeH, Wtnn mir "a nt4t tFan, burits
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

ai6autr @ertshr sur Sts 3ipar laum gts
Frrsert Sat = frn,it trtibi nan in 9aB
lanb bic piribidaiiIife Tariorss niAt-.
abr bod niht taRhli4 hsmmt. 9as DiTe
uildrlih. nsaH mon fia %eriRusrt. bob
Qibau ber gin5ise mHifde 6aitu an on
GHies 1T, o6er bod par, Der als ltsirsi
ssltn Tam. SmmsrbiH tonnn bic 6aItns
anlagtn nift etpa IN oGutjhgH Wiabs
ftdben pemeHtR nerhen. NHs BEN Qibduer
oaftn lieBe ii4 md eipas gang aAberes
mahen, ipo5u frtilih uHiernehmungsgsiit,
aapfal, CronaHg unb nitt sulest politis
f4G Si4eIbeit ga6orsn. TrauBm auf her
8eeoe liegsa tinist btuiiAe GritgsiniFFe
daf Der M1dt uno i'm 6aHbsIsbafen
faauislt Fa bsb1gIih Elm ileiHer argaBer.
Als ib ibn lab. puroe 1uf ibm esrn6e
has NIT Rett btliebig Nalhs unD
S9euerisf esfsitrt, BEN Fh bic Mdans
i4aft nit sroBem gifsr biHgab. Die lans
gen ans BIN gutsn h~arb0rragtnben ads
%nnuenrobrt hatteR reibe 2einanh1shrH
ang5ogen uRb blidtea uniaulbspoa in
bic Melt. Man trdHte i5uen taum 5u,
oaB fe bei bsr geItieBuHg lp u~netmiitbs
ltd in ben ariegsbaTen unb bic ruHHhen
M lm.8b I'll d,qI0 Dibua umum
Stfauneen hineingtbnaett battsu. Biel,
Iei1t bstommm mir nd4itns futehsr
Deitsrs Qro6sH ibrer aTtiaerifiiden
Qeitungsfd6gteit gu borsR.
ats Abf9luB mslnes 8eIu3ts bon
9ibau ionHte i'd mod etipas ben Ieintr
ndberen umgebunq lennsn ltrutn, uno
bamit eineu Bid In bic gebitte t6An, in
Dsnen ber beutIfe 6rDkarunobtifb pors
bsrrfht. Gs III dIies Grbfnsgt6itt nnb bic
beatIae auItar berrIdt bier unberIdliht.
Jn @robiu, einem arsisHdbt1sn am
NIanbba6, II DsrIt BON Gibau s~ntfernt,
febt man bic itattIihen Bette elmer aIten
osntI6eH SFbensooatsi, bersn eiR3sIne
8aathrils nod beutIid su ertennsn finb.
Die auiHe tn nod bguts, tpte es Bel BEN
8autsu Der beltlGsn Sitter iibIih mar,
gum groBeH 9hsiI bon MdHsr amssbsn.
Cont liegt Fe itia ba inter boben 8Gus
men, Tn bersn Shntten es Fh nadnents
It9 bon alien 3eiteH trdumen. Idbt. Die
beutIhen 8arDne Der baItii9eH 9~ronin3eu
6nltgn bic grabiiion mil Der @srganetns
heit nuFrsdt. Sbre @orfnbren fnb biefs
fad bersits NIT BEN Hitterprbsu tiHges
ipanbtrt. Gle blideH auF IoHee Sabre
1unbsrts surad, uno bic 3etTpannt elmer
ober 5iDsier GtHeralipnsn erI6eint linen
hesbaIb gsring. Dnrn CUTE unb 6SIs
Sabre binbur1 boben ft ii9 bsbaupit,
baben ibr 3tutfhtbum rein ben0brt, be-
ie1nsn fd freubig nit san5 psnisen
a~usnabmen 5u tim unb IinD bod b0Lig
nit BEN aanbs oern1dfeH. Dos urtbtil
Der Gsgtnpart Ianantt iiter Fe sipas,
ipis "a nidt anbtrs IsiH tam. 4ber Te
Tinb terHfeIt, cnsbauernb, itOI3, nufrtht
unb eiHs barf man ibHen unssr alien
umitdnben nadrifbmsn: Te bubea ibr
Muttsrlunb nids psrgeFm.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
MOUNT ARAFAT.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Farley Sunday a girl.
Mrs. Billie Owen and grandson
Clyde Shultz, of near Kedron, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Owen Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Snow, of Hayti, Mo-, Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. OFT Grimes
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cummings visit
ed relatives at Crystal Saturday
night. .
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Carl King.
of near Troy, visited Mrs. Ellen Cal
houn and attended preaching at
Mount Ararat.
= Mr.. Herbert Wells, who has been
teaching school at "Almo," near
Kenton, returned home Friday sick.
Miss Lesta Parrish closed her
school at Wells scholhouse on ac-
count of cotton picking. She re-
turned to her home in Martin,
Mr.. Geo. Wells is attending the
Baptist Association near Martin
this week. DALIAH.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
co TO THE RESCUE.
DON'T WAIT TILL IT'S Too LATE-FoI-
LOW THE EXAMPLE OF A UNION
CITY CITIZEN,

OlI1 ClIlZEN.
Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble mav
come.
Often it indicates kidney weakness.
If you neglect the kidneys warning,
Look out for urinary disorders.
This Union City citizen will show you
how to go to the rescue.
Mrs. T. B. Reeves, 1O2 West Lee
street, Union City, says: About two
years ago began to notice symptoms
of kidney complaint. First my back
ached so badly that I couldn't stoop,
and the pain seemed to be more severe
in my left side. / often saw dark OBJ
jects before my eyes. I began using
Doan's Kidney Pills and was well
pleased with the results. My back
stopped aching and the kidney disord-
ers disappeared"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy = get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Reeves had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
Weekly Weather Forecast.

Issued by the U. S. Weather Blu
reau, Washington, D. c., for the
week beginning Wednesday, Sept.
20, 1915.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennes-
see: Overcast weather the first half
OF the week, with rains Thursday
and Friday. The latter half of the
week will be generally fair.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01

Cali $50 and get your coal and wood
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
Fresh Maryland Oysters, 80 cents
pit, go cents qt.-Kirklands.
IT'S time to buy your heating stove
right now and WEHMAN'S is the
place to get it.
If you want to buy a bargain you
can get it from Forester G. Forester,
the real estate men,
Now is the best time to put in your
concrete work.--T. L. Bransford &
Sons.
Mrs. w. r. Witteran, of Nashville,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. J..
Williams.
Mrs. Oscar Clemmons, of Rives,
was a business visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs McMurry, of Glass, is in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Verna Hefiey.
Telephone Union City Ice & Coal Co.
when you want coal right now.
Perfection Oil Heaters at WEH-
MANS only. They are mighty fine
for these cool nights and mornings.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01

Butts solemnized the wedding. Both
the young people are we'll known
around the city, and many friends
who wish them we'll and happy
married life.
The new fall hats at Mrs. Arms
are positively irresistible. Call and
see them.
WEHMAN'S line of heating stoves
is now complete. Come and get Just
what you want while there is lots of
time to put it up just as you want
it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01

Farmers OF this section are enjoying
the prosperity with large smile. Hogs,
cattle, poultry and live stock sell readily
at good prices. Corn is bringing 80. so
from the field and the crop is good.
Wheat is worth around $1.1O, and seed
cotton sold Wednesday at $500, which
means about IA cents per pound, against
B cents at this time last fall.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
Notice.

Twenty pounds sugar for 81 90, with
3 lbs. "Worldbeater" ground coffee for
$1.00, II lbs. dry salt meat $1.OO. II
lbs. compound lard $1.OO. We cut the
price on everything.
COOPERATIVE STORE,
2|-2t Opposite the Postoffice.