davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-03-11

Wheeler, 8-Vlci v tonic okre-
SUI nabfvajt odvahu a zufivost mas
ledkem velkeho mnozstvf snehu,
jenz Jim z~abrahuje nalezti dostatek
potravy. Pffkladn6 minulou So
botu veGer, smeGka sedm vlkG ma
padla diva mladfky, Will Shearera
a Leo Brunera, jane cd tohoto
mfsta, kdyz tito sli k sousedovi ash
mill vzdalenemu ma besedu. Hosi
namahav6 Sc brodili snehem, kdyz
najednou uslyseli vytf vlkG, kter6
Sc pfiblizovalo, az najednou uzfeli
terne postavy kolem Mich Sc miha-
ii. Hosi nem9li ssebou zadnou
zbra1 a NELL skuteGn6 nahnano, az
Bruner 81 vzpomel, re ma u sebe
kspesnf elektrickou svftilnu, kite.
rou drzel zvffata We slusn6 vzdale-
nosti, nebot je znamo, ze vlci i il
nd drava zv6f Sc ohn6 a sv9tla bo-
il. Mezitim Sc pfiblizovall k obyd
II souseda a ma jejich pokfik John
Shearer vyb9hl S puskou a vlky
zahnal. re same noel tent5S John
Shearer byl napaden petit vlky
kdyz Sci do mastale Sc podfvat IDA
Ii vsechen dobytek jest o~patfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
8lmk'Nabriatea.

Dpnneritag, g, 81. Sttober.
Der obere Ohio lift i'm Stsigen BE-
Qriffen. bier aber ipirb Der GluB ita
tionGr bleiben unb bate q:ftern 46ei't
einen @aiier8uitanb pon 12.7 Sub.
Die folaenben 9epei4en traTer
udbrenb bes qeitriaen 3dges bier elm:
pittsbure. Yo.-6.3 SUB, fdlt.
Wbeslinq. SO. @o.-9.1 Sub, iteigt.
Bartersburq. B. 8a.-8,8 SUB, iteigt
aanatpba Sails, 70. @a.-1.7 fdGt.
Gbarleiton, SO. 9a.-7.7 Sub. fiat.
portsmOuta. $50 SUB, fiat.
2ouisDiae, &p.-9.4 SUB. iteist.
gDansOile. Sno.-8.1 SUB. fdat.
Ruiboille. Senn.-10.4 5uB, itei9t.
CHATTANOOGA. Senn.-9.0 Tub. iteist.
aarias gitn. Wo.-12.1 SUB. fdlIt.
Mempbis. 5enn.-16.3 Gub, fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

osnerlaB elm God. W2an brau4t ieiner
Jreunoen, mdnnli9 pber peibli9, nur
etnen SmbiB gum QlltObol Dor3ufcben
alp eiH Stiid 8rot unb ettpas aGft
Tin &oln fagte man in SriebensSsiten.
etnen bulben Sabn) .uno fofort fdlt
oas @eIeB traftlos 5u 8oben. Dos iint
ia prd4tige @ef4dftsausii9ten, i6lieBt
Der Wldnn pom eSournal ieinen Be
rldt, fir bic gambler nit G6eboar
S4pet3ertdfe unb @prgon3pla. g]er
es nod ni6t gefpuBt bat, lernt bei ber
9elegen3eit nod, bdb gbebbar Elm &Gs
ieoOrf in Der 9rafi9aft somerlet=
i9ire lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

IL; am S6luB 1882. Aiir San. 1886
1907; am SdluB 1896.
'gaippenfeiten. Sir Sttober am
Sdlub 1896. Sir San. $8.92-9.O7i
am S6lub 1892.
Butter. - Marft unierGnbert.
Gier. = Marft unDtrdnbert; gu
fubr 6,196 aiiten.
&artoffeln. - Wlarft unperdnbert;
3ufubr 80 Cars.
@efligel. - 2e6enbes, Wartt TO-
Ter; 6dbne 13c; sSriibiubrshiibner 14c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

te Mhldfiibe finb ror. bic seip0bnli4en
uber lisbriaer.
Mlittlere iinb f4tpere Gtiere 1925
'8.35; O6fen S3.00-8.O0; iylen4er
Gtiere $5.25-725; ouserldene Bic
s1tra $7.25-I75; 6eifers $3.50
6.25; auserlefene Bis sItpa $685. =
100: aibe $3.00-5.25; auserlefen,
Bis ertra $5.35-6.00; Ganners $3.50
$50; Mil@tiibe $35-$S5. Sics
ders unb s5esbsrs: Stiere S5.50-7.O0;
6eifers $4.50-5.75; &iibe $500
500.
8ullen. - Der Warft mar beuts
fanaiam unb f4fDa4 unb bic pretft
lin 1O-15e niebriger.
ssette gulIen $6.O0-6.5O; Bologna
s5.OO-5.75; ertru $5.85-6.O0; ma
aere unb lsihte $3.50-4.75.
&al6er.. gei nur mGbistr
3ufubr unb gerin0sr gadfrase mar
Der Mdrtt foum itetia.
Grtra aGlber $40, fair Biz gut:
lsidie $6.75-975; orbinGre unb gros
Re $4.50-9.50.
g 6Dei.ne. - qu6 beute mar bic
!3nfubr tpieber arOb. bic gSa6frase mar
mdbia unb bic Yreiie fislen I'm ipeitsrs
15-25c fir 5leiI9iortsn, Sertel ipas
rem iebo6 in outer g2adfrass unb itiss
gen I'm 25-50e per 100 pfunb. 2eits
te 8erianbtiorten ftsIsn um 25e.
Cute bis auserleiene 9erianbt unb
Slsif4eriorten s7.75-S.00; auserles
fsrk mittlere @erianbtiorten 16O Bis
180 pfunb $7.35 100; lei6te Ser,
fanbtiorten 155 qfupb unb peniser
$6.5-7.00; sYertel 10 pfunb unD
tueniaer $4.50-6.50; SGue $3.50
700; einia. s7.1o-7.25; Stass So
-6.75.
9 hafe unb 8 ldmmer. 9i.
l3ufubr mar geriua unb Der Mar.t
ftarter. @ute aammsr fanben idnea,
4bnabme au 10-15c b0bersn Dreiisn.
S6ofs iparen ftttia bis fart.
Sdafe. ertra, $5.75; quite bis aus'
srleIene Sc. .00-5.65; orbindre BIB fair
$3.00-490. 2dmmsr, ertra 1885,
S.75; quite Bis auserleiene $7.35-8.s
80; orbindre BIS fair $5.0O-7.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

paul Saebr, 8iirgermeiiter Don
Bah Sepnbauien unb ppet oa3u be-
1ine am &c. September feinen 60. Sc
burtstas. Gr lit gu sborn sebp,en uno
i6lug bic OffiSierslaufbu6n Elm, bic sr
zines ibneren 2eibeus tpegen tpieber
uufgeben mubte. 2(ls S6riftiteIler trdt
er nit elmer Reibt Don Bii6ern iiber
ben ppn ibm pertpdlteten Surort bers
Dor, als 0t6ter nit etnteen Samma
lungen formI4oner unb empfinbungsz
reiber 9eoi6te, BON benen auberprs
bentliH piele pertpnt porben Iinb. Sein
rgteues BUD Der 9ieber" IL rpr fur
aem in neunter 2ufluee erT9iensu unb
entbdlt aud bic tpdbrenb bes arieess
entitaubenen Seethte, beren cinss mir
bier lpieoereeben:
g0ie fart 1T Elm Resimnt9
Ausforiden nolIf elm 6ranSmann
germ
Die 9apern, bic er nod nidt tsnut.
Spri6t gu ben gaperu: rWteine !oerrn.
gDie fart lit pobl elm Reeiment9"
Sin 8dper baut ibn an ben appf
Dab ibm Der san5e S9dbel brennt:
SO fart bin alleiu, bu Sropf.
Run bent, tDie fart Elm Resiusntl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Deb, SssSs snS atsisu in Rem BORT.

Wtiddffspapitts wurbtn 5u 81 8KN
oisfonttrt. @tdiel auf gon6on paren fiart
tu 4.s8H fur 90 Eage sitt; stabsl.antptt.
langsn t4.osH uno Sint @etfsl S4.6s
6rants Sidi 6.66, stabsl 6.s5; Rari Siht
s2ss, .aabel s2x, 2irss Siht 6.36, 9abtl
6.8o, Hubsl Si1t 83h; aabel 33X; Silber.
Barren 4s5S. Nsritanii&s Collars 3Sh.
aftienmarit. Bsttlebsm Stesl
purbe beuts obermals nm nabe,x 80 Boinis
bindufgstrieben uno idlob bu 629, wdtreno
Stuosbafer aitien UNI 5A points itieseu.
Sis eiisnbabn-2iite ersab ieins nennsns'
wsrtbsn 8frdnbsrungsn.
Qtteutabu aftteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Gbicaao. %. Qttpbsr.

g 9tpetne. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Martt f6pa6. Built $7.60-8.10;
Ieidte S7.30-8.15; ssmii9ts $3.50
8.20; fftpere $735-8.15; robe $7.35
-7.50: GerfI $4.50-7.25.
RiHb ieb. - 3ufubr 5000;
Martt unreselmdbig. Ratipe 8eef
Stiere $6.00-1O.50; aiibe unb Ssis
f.rs $2.90-8.25; adlber $7.75-
11.50.
9 9dfe.- 3ufubr 1900; Wartt
ihpo4. @siber5 S6.25-6.85; Gtpss
A.00-6.25; lGmmsr $6.65-8.90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Gbteaso. 20. SttOfxr.

gDeisen. - iyar 0a. $1.04t-1.s
06s; am S6lub $1.044. Sir Mai
$1.05-1.07s; am Gdlus $1.05s.
gDeIiatorn. = igiir DEG. 573-
5Sie; ON SdluB 5Sse. yir Mai 500
am S6luB 595e.
5afer. - fiir Dea. 38s-39sc; am
S6Iub 3Sse. Giir Mai 3sa -40e; am
ShluB 39sc.
Rpsserl. - 90, 2 $1.03a.
@erfe. - 55-62e.
5imotbD. - $5.00-7.5O.
Slice. - $1200-19.0O.
pprt. - yiir Dea. $13.75-14.27;
am S4lnB $3.50. Yfiir San- $16.12
-16.50: am SdIuB S16.25.
SamaIa. - iSiir Rop. $S.75-9.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

sSH0 et. YlsIle Fettg. - JldIs
finirier Gut aoaf $6.15. boipbereb
$5.35; Cubes $3.50; aranulirter ST.
25: gonfectiOntrs ~ $5.15; off
Or $3.50; ipeibsr srtra $4.70; sgtra
e. $3.50 per 100 Wunb.
WoIafiesiff isetia. - Rem Or
leans Open Hettle 40-55e, geBtrifas
aal 20--30c per @allone 4
Reis. - ec'Iiiiana, fSdnrp Ssab
6-6le: prtma 5L5ae; orbin1rsr
4--4ae; ssapan 47-54e per pfunb.
Dairp aDrobutts.
Butter. - Wnrtf rnhia. prsiie
ipilliser. - WboIemilt ertrc 31ae;
geutrnlissb srtra 29c: gsntraIijsb
firits 255e; bo. Geeonbs 22ac; syans
ca Dairp 21ac; pudina StOd l7--19c
per pfunb.
adfe.-WartieIi tia. Sbio 15Sc;
HcrbpeitIider 151-16ac: gaeip Dori
.17s: Sdepsiler 20-35e; bo-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Brid 1se; aimburser 1s-17ae per
Plumb.
gier. - Mdrit ftftsr. ~ g}ris
ma frif9e Siibnereier 30c; firits
27ac; orbindre firits 24e; ieeonbs
zoe per Dubenb
Gefligel. - ylahfrdae gut. -
9roilers 2 pfunb unb barunter 16c;
fiber sfpei pfunb 13e; 5ahne 9ac;
6iibner 10a-14e; Srutbiibnsr 18-
19c; guIls Csc: Gnten 13-1c;
iunae Gnten 14i-15at; @dnis 1la
l-13c.
DbHunb Gentle.
4epfsf. - Cute aepfel $500
300: aeip0bnlide $1.00-2.00 per
9bl.. einbeimiide 4O-75c per gu.
| 3itronen. - Mefind $2.75-
800; California $3.Oo-3.5o per
Aiiie.
aronsbeereu. - gare COB
$6.00-6.75 per gbl. unb $1.75--
200 per Rifle.
Srdnam. California BAL.
S4.5o-550 per Siite.
Weintrauben. SDes Seeos
linas 15-18c; Goncorb 15-1Sc;
Der aorb BON 8 pfunb; Hiaaara 1Oc;
Sslapare 10c per ilein.n apr6.
pfirfi6e. = Obio 60c-$l.Oo;
glep gort 75c-$100 per 8u.
Birnen. Nep Ger. gartlets
S5.5o-6.oo; gurre Glarso $500
1926 per 9bl; aiefer $1.00-1.25
per gu.
nuitten. = $1.75-a.oo per
Gu.
| pfeffsr. = ginbsimifdsr 60
75c Der Bu.
aartoffsfn. - ginbeimii6e
$1.8o-1.9O; go6blers go. / $1.8o--
1.90; per 9bl. unb 60c per gu.
auf tem GslsiIs.
Sibtartoffeln. = 9irais
mia $2.25; edit. SerIep $3.25-3.5O
per Blu.
TEN. - VetD gJorf $l,1o-
1.50 8u..&orb.
somaten. = Ginheimifde ST.
50-2.5O.
@eibe RH5sm. s2.oo-2.25
per g6l.
Stedraben. SIPS Der gbl.
8lumentobI. - H.25-1.50
Der gbl. BON 8 9nbsnb.
aruut. = GinbeimiIhes $1.00
per gbl. unb S8.00-1o.oO per 9pn.
Rptbss $2.O0-2.25 per gbl.
1idIes- 40-50c per hunoeri
Slid; Din gidlss $500 per gn!
3piebeIn. = ginbeimii6e gel'
BE 75-9Oc per gu. unb $2.25-2.'
60 gbl.; Gtnb.imti@ peibs Toe per
8u.
Crime gohnsn. - GiHhimi'
$3.50 per 2 gu.
2im abobnen. zoe per Quart.
Rar3tten. - GtnbeimiiGk 1Ot
Der Dusenb 9iinbel.
FotAe Raben. - Ginketmil&
610c pr Duserb.
2anbprobutts.
6eu. go. / Simotbp $500
1000; Ro. 2 simotbp $17.OO-18.00;
go. 3 9imotbp $1500-16.0O; go. I
ssmif4ter alse S15.o0-16.OO; go. 2
semif9ter alee $13.00-14.o0; go. 2
alse $11.O0--12.0O.
Wliihlenfutter III unberGns
bert. = alsie $21. 90; Mibblings sros
bts $4,000; DO. feines S27.50-2s.00;
aemii9tes Sutt.r $22.50-23.O0.
GGmereterl. - Warit fsettg. -
alesfamen S8.20-9.75 auf bem ges
l.iIe unb $9.50-11.0O per gu. bonn
Store. 9imotbp S3.15-3.60 bonn
Gtpre.
Derf9feotnes
Dele. - Warft iietia. Gein0l, 70.
bes 6oc per Galone In partien Don
! 3 gbl. geio4tes IL mebr go. 1
2arb5l 60c; Cotton Gseb Del. raffi,
nirtes 49c per GaIone. 9srpentin 52c
| in Qartisn bon 1-5 galIouen unb
68c in partien bon 10-25e Gallonen.
Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 120 @rab
9se. DO. $50 @rab 10ae. 6eablisbt
| 175 Grab 12e: Reb GroDn @diolin
i.sse: Ropbta 16c Der SaQ,n. IN Tc,-
tien bon 1-5 Bbls.
SaIs. - Der Wlarit In rubis.-
Obio Riper $1.05 Der 81. bon 2S0
pfb.. ssubrlo3n birsussfiiat.
Sala. - Wlartt itetiu. prima
gitp 75-7ie; bo. gountrp 6a-65e
per pfurS.
aoblsn. - Warlt rlihia. yous
abioqbsnp S3.5O-3.75. gaus unb
Glad S2.25. adnatpba StiidiobIsu
S3.50-3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25
Der Tonne abaslisfert. Rau4loie
Gtiidtohlen $475, bo. Rub unb
Glad 1926. qlntbraeite $7.75-S.00
Der 9onn. abattitfsrt. Cote fofet
s6.00-6.50 per 5onnt abqeIiefsrt.
--es----a>D---
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Rem gOr,. 20. Sttob.r.
Rupfer. - Mar.t ftstis; GI.ctrOlp,
tic $500.
Glen. = Wsartt itetia unb unDer'
Gnbert.
3inu. = Iurt rahig. $685.
$3.50.
Blei. - S4.55.
SpeIter. - Refine Nuotiruns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Sufnhr S,749. eredmern. ertrds 2Sc;
Greumerp 2S2-29e; firits 26A-
273c: ieeoHbs 24-26c.
gier. = Martt unreselmdbig; 3us
fubr $500. Trif9 adamsIts, ertras
80 36e; EXTRA firits 33-34at; firits
2S-32c; isconOs 23-27c; peibe,
feline Bis fantD 51-52e; brauus 38-
40c.
adis. = Wartt feit: 3ufubr 2,204.
State. ipboIsmiIt, frii9. ipsib, ssfarSt
ipecidIs 15-154c; bo. fancp lac.
0tfIiisel. - 2ebenbes, preif. uns
rsaslmdbia. @sreiniate. Hau: Wsitern
frii9e 5iibner l4a-23e; frifde 5dbs
ne, ae.iite. 13-17Ac; aefrorsue aurs
tens 1S-225c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

Rinbbieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
bouts aiemlid oroB. bIe Radfrage
nidt 10 bsbeuteirb. unb piels bIieben
iinpertduft. Die befsren GtOdsrs inb
fSssbsrs iuarsn in Rndfraae iinb itetis,
nis dnbestn Iangiaui unb ihnu@ Gls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21
Cietmarft.

Gineinuati 20. SH. 1015.
3ufubr unb 0srfdHbt ipGbrenb Der
lebtsn "a Stunben. perali9en NIT ben
porpergansenen aipei Sassn iinb pis
fp[dt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-21

gineinmati. 90. Ottober.

Die nadfolsenbsn Nuotirunaen be-
sieben fi6 mir auf Gnaros 9rdns'
atiionen. Bel ileinsren Gei6dftsn
.Deroen etipas h0bere preiIe berehnet.
proDifionen.
S6mals. printa Steam
10000; Gamitp S4ruala 10
1o5 per pfunb.
srodensefalstnes Gleifa.
Sbort clsar Ssiten. loie 1oa-11t;
grtra ibOrt clear Sdien 10a-1O4e;
fort Rippsnieitsn 10-1oac; 8sls
lies 11-11ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
111 12e: ertra ibort clear Seitsn
11a-114e; ibort Rippeni.iten III
lit; Bellies 12i-134c per PfunS.
Susar Gursb Glsif9. =
S9intsn 16a-17e: pienic S6ultern
12-12ac: 8reatieit Bacon 19-20e;
G6ultern in pudetsn 12-12ae; Rem
Yorf Gut 12-12ae; trodeHe Beef
S6infen 23-25e per pfunb.
Sibsep0teItesGlsifd d. =
G6intsn 15-15ae; pienic Sdultern
l-11ae; Bellies 16-16ic; S9ula
tern III Lie; SduItsrn. %. 2.
Gut DO. 114-11ae per pflnb.
5rii5es Ifeii4. - Ghiuten
13-13Sc; g}ienic S9ult.rn 10A-
lie; S6ulterm 10a--11e; fhOrt Rip'
penisiten 10a-11e; ertra i6ort clear
peni,iien 1o-10be; ertra ibort dear
Rippenisiien 10s-11e; Bellies. Ieits
ts 16a-17e; Bellies, f&wers IL
12e.
Mebl unb 8etreibe.
Webf. Bint.r potent $5.75--
5.s5; @intsr fanep $5.30-5.40;
Wmter ssamilp $4.75-4.s5; Wintsr
ertra s4.30-4.5O; Winier orbindres
$4.10-4.30; 5art.s Meiaen patent
S5.S5-6.3o; Sart.s gDeissn fanep
$5.45-5.7o; Sartes Wei5en Gamtlp
S4.5O-4.S5; Rogsenmebl norbtpeiss
lid.s aemii9tes S5.20-5.45; retnesl
GiiD Rosgenm.bl S5.30-5.55; gitp
s.mii6tes Rosg.nme5I $520-5.45.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Wintsr
s1.20-121; gfo. 3. S1.1e-l19;
SO. 4 DO. $1.10-1.16.
Wel56torn. - RD. / ipeibes
693e: 0p. 2 bo. 69-69ae; 30. 8 bo.
sss-6ee; SO. a bO. 6s-6sae; To.
5 DO. 67a-6ae: $40. 6 DO. 66b-67ae.
- go. / selbes e9ae; gaO. 2 usIb.s
69-e91e: Ro. 3 DO. 6sa-69e; Mo.
a DO. 68-68se; gao. 5 bo. 67a-68c;
go. 6 DO. 66a-67ac. - go. / ge'
mii6tes 69tc; Ro. Q semii9tes SO
--69ae: go. 3 bo. 6sa-69c: go. a
bo. 6S-68ac: go. 8 DO. 67s-68t:
9lo. 6 bo. 66a-67ie. = Deibss
aOIxntorn 67-6sc; asIbes aolbens
form 69-70c; semiiates ROlbentorn
67-6se.
Roesen. = go. 2 s1.o4-1.o6;
gao 3 s1.o1-lo3; 90. A s5-
S1.O0.
5dfer. 30 2 ipsibsr 43--
43ac; Sianbarb peiber 41-42c;
Rp. 8 tpeiber 39-40e; 30. A uti'
er 36a-37e; 30. 2 aemti9ter 80
4Oe: go. 8 aemiidtsr 37-S8e; Ro.
A gsmiidtsr 35a-36ae.
Wbistn
@ertauft fpurben 597 9bls. Siftils
lsrs JiniIbeb gOobs auf Der Bats bon
$1.39 per Gancns.
Groceries.
Rdffee. - sdpa 23-30t no.
6a 29-30c; Guatemala faneb 19e;
DO. outer !7ae.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
The Disseminated Woman.
(By Ella Wheeler Wilcox.)

The conceited girl or woman is
tiresome and unpleasant as a COM
panion, but the morbidly discomfort
ed woman is far worse. Perhaps
you have met her, with her eternal
complaint of the injustice of Fate
toward her.
She feels that she is born for bet
ter things than have befallen her;
her family does not understand her;
her friends misjudge her; the public
Sights her.
If she is married she finds herself
superior to her husband and to her
associates. She is eternally longing
for what she has not, and when she
gets it is dissatisfied.
The sorrowful side of life alone
appeals to her.
This she believes is due to her
artistic nature" The injustice of
fortune and the unkindness of So
ciety are topics dear to her heart.
She finds her only rapture in misery.
If she is religiously inclined she
looks toward Heaven with more grim
satisfaction in the thought that it
will strip fame, favors and fortune
from the unworthy than because it
will give her the benefits she feels
she deserves.
LOSING HEAVEN RIGHT HERE.
She does not dream that she is
losing years of Heaven here upon
earth by her own mental attitude.
We build our heavens though by
thought.
If you are dwelling upon the dark
phases of your destiny and upon the
ungracious acts of Fate you are
shaping more of the same experience
for yourself here and in realms be-
yond.
You are making happiness inn
possible for yourself upon any plane.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
In your own self lies Destiny.

| In your own sell lies Destiny.
] have known a woman to keep
her entire family respondent for
years by her continual assertions
that she was out of her sphere, mis-,
understood and unappreciated The
minds Of sensitive children accepted
these statements and grieved over
Poor Mothers" sad life until their
own youth was embittered. The
morbid mother seized upon the sym
pathies of her children like leech
and Slapped their young lives of Joy.
The husband grew discouraged
and Indifferent under the continual
strain, and what might have been
happy home was a desolate one,
and it's memory is a nightmare to
the children to-day.
UNDERSTAND YOURSELF.
Understand yourself and your Di-
vine possibilities and you will cease
to think you are misunderstood.
1t is not possible to misunderstood
beautiful, sunny day. All nature
rejoices in it's loneliness.
Give love, cheerfulness, kindness
and goodwill to all humanity, and
you need not worry about being mis-
understood. ae
Give the best you have to each
object, purpose and individual, and
you will eventually receive the best
from humanity.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Card of Thanks.

Editors Commercial-Dear Sirs: Re-
Gently we lost one of our daughters,
Mrs. Will Washam.
Our neighbors and friends were as
good and kind to her and us as it is pos
sible for people to be. 1t is impossible
to see and thank each personally, so we
want to thank them sincerely through
your paper. Some of our neighbors and
town friends stood nobly by us. We
cannot forget Mesdames Ed Watson and
Sterling Stone, Henry Moss and w. G..
Farris for their kindness to the five
orphan children left by Mrs. Washam.
Sincerely yours,
Mr.. AND MRS. JENT PALMER
AND FAMILY,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Nature Warns Against Using Cal
omel.

The sickening, nauseating feeling that
follows the use of calomel is the natu-
raj result of disarranging your entire
system. Doctors everywhere are agree
ing that the action of calomel is much
too strong, and leaves the body sick
and weakened.
LIv-VER-LAx is wonderful substi-
tute for calomel, that has all of its good
effects and none of its bad ones. II
acts soothingly but thoroughly on the
liver, cleansing it of bile, and Kidding
the entire system OF stagnating poisons.
LN-VER-LAx is strictly harmless
vegetable compound, and is GUARAN-
TEED to give satisfaction or your money
will be refunded. Insist on the original,
bearing the likeness and signature of l..
K. Grigsby. For sale here at Soc and
81. 90 at divers Red Cross Drug Store.
ADV.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Death Of Baby.

Margaret Leah, the two-year-old
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Thompson, died yesterday morn
ing, the 28th inst, at the home Of
the parents on West Church street
after short illness of fiux.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence this morning, and
interment at East View.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson tender the very kindest
sympathy in their sorrow.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all our friends who
were so kind to us in our sorrow, and
to especially thank the physician, DR..
j. Brian Anderson, for his attention.
We will hold him long in memory, to-
gether with all those who were attentive
during the illness and death of our lit
tie darling, Charles. May Gods bless
ing be yours.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. G. ToWNEs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Don't Lose a Hair.

A sore or cut kept free of germs heals
without scars or bare spots. Buy pint
Of linseed oil if you want healing oil,
or pound of hog lard or vaseline if
salve, mix with SOC bottle of Farris'
Healing Remedy and you have l6
ounces of the finest healer you ever
tried. You can use twice day or
oftener because you have coolies of it.
Farris' Healing Remedy sold on the
money back plan. For sale by Frank
G, Wehman.-Adv
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Browder and Mrs. Mary
Crenshaw, Mount Zion; Mr.. and
Mrs. Olive and Mr.. Clark, Shady
Grove; Rev. H. A. Butts, Mr.. Charlie
Williams, Miss Clara Mcconnell, Mr.
and Mrs. Lassater, this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thompson, Water
Valley, motored to the lake last
Thursday. .-oj.
We can make you new overcoat out
of your old one. Phone us. ..,
UNION CRY LAUNDRY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Christian Endeavor Notes.

The young people of the G. P. Church
are going over to be with those OF the
First Christian Church Christian En-
deavor prayer-meeting Sunday night.
Be there. A hearty welcome awaits
VOu
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
Deaths at Harris.

Miss Kate Kirkman suspended her
school at Harris for few days this week
on account of diphtheria. The child of
Mrs. Thelbert Brockwell died Monday,
and on Wednesday morning the little
child of Mr.. Want Hall died Of that
disease r,...r
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Walker and Mr..
Walker Martin went to Martin Wednes-
day and attended the funeral OF Mr..
Thos. D. Martin, who died Tuesday
while on visit with his daughter at
Fulton. Mr.. Martin was born in Weak
ley County, Tenn, April 81, 1885, and
was in his eighty-first year. He was
the Oldest of family Of eight children.
all of whom he survived, except his
only sister, Mrs. V. M. Gardner, of
Martin, Tenn. Two brothers, Col. Geo.
Martin and Mr.. Marshall Martin, died
several years ago. Mr.. Martin has made
his home in Martin for many years, and
with his brothers and sister had large
holdings in Martin and Weakley County.
The town of Martin was named for
them. On the 25th of July last Mr..
Martins wife died, and since then he
has spent much of his time with his
only child, Mrs. Walter Morris, of Full
ton, and was there on visit to her when
he was stricken seriously i'll few days
apO