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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
Bodily housekeeping
(By V. NJ. PIERCE, NJ. d.

The subject Of drinking water with
meals has been misunderstood.
In recent years investigation by
means of X-rays, the observations of
scientists such as Cannon, Grutzner,
Pavlov, Fowler, Hawk, prove that an
abundance of water taken during di-
gestion is necessary in good bodily
housekeeping.
If your kidneys are sick, or you suf-
fer with lumbago or rheumatism at
times, pain in the back or back of the
neck, take a little Anuric before meals,
This a be found at any good drug
store. Therefore my advice to young
or cid is, always drink plenty Of pure
water. And for long ENTHUSIASTICALLY
take tablets Of Anursc tnnree or four
times a day.
Apnric acts mncii more quickly than
lit1ia Many lind sthat 1T dissoifes
uric acid as Water does sugar.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
Pretty Often. Too.

During Il Bible lesson Il teacher was
trying to explain the parable of the
tares.
Can anyone eel me amy person who
is like the evil II who :'oWed the
tarcs?"
a hand instantly shot up from the
foot of the class
well David, what person do you
sny?"
"Please, ma'am. my mother"
"Why?' asked the teacher IN aston
iShment.
Because" answered he, ewing
his patched trousers, ''she ews tears
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
Prof. Scllmitz.

Dcdd's Kidney Pills and they relieved
me again. used !h~ce boxes. That
is three years $50 and my Back,
ache has not returned in it's severity,
and by using another two boxes a lit.
tie later on, the pain left altogether
and have had no trouble since. You
may use my statement. I recommend
Dodd's Kidney Pills when and wher.
ever I can" Dodd's Kidney Pills, SOC.
per box at your dealer or Dodd's Medi.
cine Co, Buffalo, N. Y.-Ady.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
PUT BUSINESS LESSON FIRST.
Youngster Had Excellent Defense
When Hauled Before the Parental
Tribunal for Fighting.

MY SON"
Eyes, pop
DO you remember what your
Sunday school teacher told you about
f1ghting?"
Yes, sir"
ssThen why did you strike that Hem.
mandhaw boy with your fst?" ,@,
He struck me first"
But what about your Sunday school
lesson?"
:" thought about your lesson first"
What lesson?'
Your business lesson"
Il am afraid l do not know what
you mean"
"You told me always to do every
thing in a strictly business way"
Yes
well, when he delivered a wallop
on my o S l just had to give him a
cceipt."-Youngstown Telegram.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
RED, ROUGH, PIMPLY SKIN
Quickly Cleared by cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Trial Free.

You may rely on these fragrant,
super-creamy emollients to care for
your skin, scalp, hair and hands. Moth
ing better to clear the skin of pimples,
blotches, redness and r%oughness, the
scalp Of dandrufr and itching and the
hands Of chapping and soreness.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticufa, Dept. T.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-:Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
sa,nc Principle.

Willis-What system do tease mill
tary airplaneS work on?
GiIlis-One person runs the machine
and the other IS just an observer, but
both Of them fight.
Wills see just like being mar
ricd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

its last stages, l
titled Dodd's Kid.
ney Pills. After
using two boxes l
was somewhat re.
lieved and / stop.
ped the treatment.
In the spring Of
the next year l
had another at
tool r want for
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
THE PROFESSORS STATEMENT.

Prof. Aug. F. ". Schmitz, Thomas,
Okla, writes: II was troubled with
Backache for about twenty-five years.
When told I had Bright's Disease in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

To keep clean and healthy take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

Life is the gro".tl from little things
TO great.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

1t doesn't pay to w the things you
owe for.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

The world makes way for the man
who knows where he is going.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

Paper covers to protect automobiles
in storage have been invented.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
w
DEMoN-DocToR GIVES

Herald Ashton, in Answers, London.
You would never think, to look at
the place, that there was anything
devilish about it.
1t was a small, gabled, stone built
house with a square bow window, dis
creetly %curtained, fronting the main
street in an unromantic little town in
Derbyshire. There was a diminutive
walled garden in front. On the wall
an amiable looking black cat was sun
ming himself.
If he was the devil, I had encoun-
tered him at a very un-Satanic mo-
ment of his existence, for he blinked
lazily at me with his yellow eyes as
entered, purred softly, and went to
sleep again.
The place was called:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

'[Bishop Lewis returned from China
last spring, inc after spending most OF
the summer and fall in Sioux City, his
former home, sailed for the orient Mo-
vember 2 to resume his missionary
work. He is a former president of
M~orningside college.l 8
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

AS a rule bolermakers are not considered ladyike, but this plucky
woman has thrown tradition to the winds and entered on, a career in q
boiler factory in Glasgow. Clad in working toys deserted by a husier
boilernaker when the call to the coms sent him to the front, she is shown
in this picture working a hydraulic riveter, assisted by a man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30
Why tho Chinese Woman's Feet Are
Bound,
Jean Price in World ou'

Jean Price In World Outlook.
And her we came to China, land Of
that greatest torture to womankind-
foot binding. I've had so many people
say to me. That isn't lone any more,
is it?" Bishop Lewis says that if you
will travel 100 miles in any part OF
the empire, you will get the idea that
there are no unbound feet.
A famous scholar old the bishop his
theory of foot binding. For centuries
China's men have said: "Woman's
place is the home and child bearing
her business" Perhaps we have China
to thank for originating that remark.
So the men conceived this brilliant idea
Of breaking women's feet-a sort of
paddock on the door Of the home. 1t is
a paddock indeed No pleasure in NOV
ing-why net sit? And sit these wom-
en- do, while the pigs wallow in and
out Of the door n the children die
like flies Of neglect and disease.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

Prosperity is often the forerunner
of calamity
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-30

The subject of drinking water with
meals has been misunderstood.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-07
Nsid,e 0eute
Madten Ginbreder, bic 60 aaI
9larfotifa nbgeiebea batten.

9ieide 9eite mafrtert ont Sonilta9
icluchI bier .pie aud in gIaud)eiier,
o.. Ginbred)er, Die Gigenid)einIid benz
WorpbiuutIaIter irobnen.
Sier itatteten iie in Der Rndt bon.
Scnnia0 gum Mortag beu @eitafts'
Iofnl Der 9rogiienbdnoler Sobn
Wuctf & grotber, 1o. 1T Sit Court
Strabe, einen 9eii,9 nb, inoem ite
cine Siitertbiir erbraben ilno aidj
nit 3ahgen Elm 9rnbtsitter 5ffneten.
mcranf fie on ben Shranf serangtcn
in ipeIhem Die narfotiid,en @ifte aiif.
te:pobrt ipuroen. Gle Iieben Sercin in
g9crtte BON S65 ntitgeber.
Ger GinbrildJ in Die slpotbefe III.
9land,eiter, g., tpir6e, ipie bic borti.
Jen @eborben berid)teter, ON Cont
iag ysafmittns bcriibt iu,6 Die Oiebe
letter iid bierbei in Sen Belts Don
narfoliid)el Siften TN @ertbe bon
5000. Die Ginbreder, brei Waun GIL
Der 3abI beperiteIIisten ibre sSliidt IN
einem gtutomobiI iino etttfanen, oh.
idon iofort Elm 8iirgeraifgebot ibre
geriolgung aifiabm, in Der Dii6tuHJ
naf Cincinnati un6 mlS oieiem 8run.
De puroe seiiern Die tieiiae pcli5ci
ION Dem GinbrutsoiebiiabI IN aennt.
nib aeieyt.
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entbebrtn au9 bieIe unb bic Jii6rs-
Der Snteaisen3 bas 9benter, unb T,
III auf Nnrssung Der llniDtriitdts=
lsbrer Elm Gonbs sesriinbet tporben,
Gus beHen Wlittsln sebn 9eiammts
saitipieIe frember 8ilbnen peranItalr
iet iuerbeu foIlen. 3ebn 9oriteIlungsn
fir elm gan,es 9beaterjabr in elmer 10
funitireubiesn Stabt 1T Elm bib6en
lpenia, nm 70 mebr, ba Jreiburg ionll
fein 5beater beIibt. Ratiirlid iinb bi:
@aitipielabenbe iiets ausperiauft.
Oar Of. tOnt's iiber Jreiburss NAL
bise Soben. uon ben SdIadieeft6sn
Der nabsn WoseIsn gu ben SbpIlen bcs
SatparaipaIbes, ipie fernes, roIIenoes
@epitier, gar Oft pernimmt man in
Der Stabi fslbit ben Donner Der aas
nonen. Der BON ben aampfitdtten berz
iibcrtSnt, man b6rt ibn fpie etipas 9es
ipobntss. ipis bas 9erduid Der ele.iris
iden Sirabenbabnsn ober bas Sauien
Der ariessautos. gli6ts, aiid nibt
Der b0rbare Dpnner Der @eidiibe lam
bier bic 3uperfi4t eridiitttrn, lam
bier bic Wenidbeit. bic frieblid ibr
eeipohniss saeetpert erfiiIlt, aug bem
@sfiibl Der Siderbeit brinssn. rWir
ipolIen iiesen!"; biefe Dorie ibres
Stabtoberbaupies iinb bas eberne
9eitmoiip Der 5reiburssr. llnb burd,
bic erfiilluns bes Spru6es. Der am
@iebeI Der nsuen Jreiburger llniperiis
fat Ieu6iet: rOi, Wabrbeit tpirb cuh
ale frei MADDEN. lperbsn Der Sab, bic
gsrlalmouns bic giebsriraht unfsrsr
6einoe Sunitie iuerbcn.
Iifreb 5oI5bod.
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Gin aufreseuSer 5liessriaupi.

Don Der 1Sront beg Generals b.
Der Maripib ipirb am q. Gptema
Der seIdrisben: Nrtillsriss unb Sns
fout.riseefsdte baben In unierem
5roniabf6niti beiiie nidt itatts.funs
ben. Rur seleesnilif rolItH Elm
pdar GalpsH biniiber unb beriixr,
uno bic MineniperF.r Ii,bn ibre bum.
tfen gDuersriibe iiber bic Qinisn bins
branben. Gs berrI6te Rute. On
ben @rd6eH iabsn unfere geiabuns
gen in Der nod fpobItbuenb ipnrmen
Wlitiussfonne, als pieSsr einmaI Elm
3uIammeIireffen beuifder fylieaer
nit rufif6en sylua5eusen itattfanb.
Sn ben lsbtsn 9aesR finb fslits.ran,
sriffs Der gesner cine bGufig ipiebers
ttbrenbs Gri6einuus etiptien. Co
balo es bic Giftieieit Der Cuff a.s
Iiatt,i, Iufsn bic RuiIsn sur gluftlis
runs iibsr unisrs Sisllunsen gu tom,
msn. gnDsrieiis t0nnen lie .s midi
perbinbern, bdb bsutide mb oitsrreis
diIts &ffIisssr ibnen INNER tpies
Der in bic aarten eudsn. gs III bel
tieitn Jliisen fhou Su alfr.gsnben
2ufttdmpftn 5ipii9sn ben @ssnern
gsiommeu.
eeitsru abenb fam es absr su
einsm Defenders lsbbaft.n admpf, in
ben Elm bsutidsr nit spsi Offi3isr.n
beTssisr 2lpparat p.rtpidslt ipurbe.
Die RuiIen li,Bsn iibsr ibrsr syront
tuisO.r cine lanss Reibe BON JeTels
bollons aufiisieen. tporauf bas beuts
fd. 5lue3nls gum 2(nsriff auf sinsn
tsr gallons porsins. Sm idneibis
cen 5lus ii.uerts Der appdrat iiber bic
feinbli6en 9inien fort. Gr branq
treiter binisr bic RuHtnfront unb eriff
in elmer S6bs BON 600 Mtr. ben syei,
ie!ballpn unseahtet bes ihn empfaus
a'nbsn iiarisn ruiiilden qlbtpebrs
fsutrs an. Die Rufen fdoiIen in
nilber 6aIt nit Granatsn aus ollen
rmli,eenb.n gait,rien, unb gl.i63eiz
tis srGffn.tsn bic @rab.nbeIabunsen
Elm itartss ,nfanieris 1euer. Si.
tatieH bag Slid. ben gpparat nit
,iuem 5r,ff,r in ben Wlotor iampfs
uub flusunfdbig su MAIDEN. ME er
asrabe aus isinem Wafdin.nasrpsb,
bas 5euer essen ben galon erDffnet..
Mud bag @sipsbr f.bie aug. Der
5ibrsr bts bsutiden Rampfappardi,s
mtrtie nun, ipis bas Gluo5sIs ipessu.
laden kadnn unb iiente iih bdrauf
fcfort auf bic 9.rsuns Elm. Wilo
bsi6offen. firi6 n NIT bsm 9oppsls
beder in elmer SSbe bon nur go Mtr.
iibsr bic pprbsrsn ruiIiIdsn grdbsn
abpGrfs unb brnd,te bds Ilug5eus
elsif oarauf in eirer Wlulbe Dor uns
isrn Drdbtbinberniifen aur Can.
Ouna. Sopobl bsm Giibrer pie benz
9eotddier seIong ts. burh bic 6ins
beruiFe In unfsren 9rabsH gu ionls
men. Ysibe syIiss.r iparsn unDers
irunbet.
Die suii,n finb iibsr ben 0srluitl
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9ragiiMes 0nbe.
Der Dormalise Gountpidatmeiiter
Sraut Rattermanu einer Gaspsr'
aiftuns erleaen.

9luf trasiide 8eiie lit Der normaliqe
GpurtpiAasmeiiter sSranf 9iatier'
MAIN pnl's 2eben aefonmen. er
'pr,rbe geitern Wlittag als 9eife in ici'
rent 3imnler I'M &aiie go. 408 2idl,
moub Strabe gefunoen no er an bsIi
6olgen elmer @aspergiitltng aeitorben
| ipar.
Der @osoien in benz 3immcr
brainte rmo bus 9immer mar init ben
Gdsbiiniter, bic nangels geniisenber
SeutiIation iidl nitt neriliidaiser
fonnien, aneefiiIlt, ia bic Site In Der:
Taum mar elne 10 getpaltige. bar
thatiadaih 3pei slepiel, Gle aui bent
auminamiins lagen, gebaden ,porocH
naren.
Die 2eife lag irn @ett imb alleni
Nrid)ein nad) mar Rattermanu aiIiae.
itanoen, bate ben 0asofen dngeJiin.
oct ino iid, oann apieber CUR Hubc &c.
fegt. Gum Iesten WsaIe rpiirae @attcr.
mann lebsno CHI Sscnniag Don 8il.
liam Gong, Dem eigeiitbitnier Ses
Sai,ics, seieben.
Der 8eritorbene beeann ieine pcii.
tiidie 2auibobn i'm Scbre 1876 i'm
Bureau oes onmnIisen goinifpelerts
2epis Bernard unb ipurbe bann ipatcr
aif benz oemofrotiid)en qidct gum
Goilntpidaenieiiter eripdblt. Sn ipd.
tcrcn ssabren mar CT i'm @irtbs.
aeidiiit imo bate and, perihicocutlif
feline politiihe SteIlm,sen inne. Gr
fd;Iob lid, aeitipeilis Der rcpubIifani.
idcn gartei on ilno eeborie pdbrcnc
bieier Sabre niif benz Blaine ehib
OIL. fetrte ieocd. Heleacutlid, osr Or.
lpabIiiug oes @onuerucurs Sarmen
CUR Senrcfratiidrn Ynrtei s,lriid. N,i.
ternann pcr elm cifrigea. lansid3ri.
aes sIitglieo Der Glts.
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9as a6nisreid Foleu.

Sage giemarD. OaB 9eut5utage
teine 4unoer mebr geiaeber. Ner
bate in Ieinen pilbeften 5rdumen gs>
o9nt, oaB er ein neues &5nigrei9 spoz
len erIeben tperos uno bod lit es CUR
Sbdt geporoen. Gs mar i'm Sabre
1915 auf Dem Wiener 4ongreB, ais
bus S6idiul qolens enOgiltig ents
f9ieoen fuurbe, inoem es gum alera
gr0Bten 51cile RublanO 3ufiel. 1ab
Se'terrei4 uno preubsn Ii6 an Der
3eritIdelung oes Rsi6es 6efbeiliqten,
gei6ab me9r aus 3nang4 als uus ei.
genem 5rie6e. sic itanbeu Dor Der
Babl, ob iie gans 9}olsr an Rublanb
iibtrlafen pber Sbsile besIel6en fir
ii4 bebaltsn ipollteN unb iie mubien
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Der ibnen fdon iider f&sinenbsn Bsus
I. 70 erbpit seipeien, bab fie abenos
I'm 9 llbr gu einen, pdbnrpibiseR
San6itreid iibersinssn. Sic itirms
ten nit elmer pollen aompasnie Dor,
I'm bas abseidofsne Jlus0sls 5u
bergen. Dor ibr. SteIlunsen sstom
men, empfins r. elm mSrb.riidss ab'
irebrfsusr; benn Der bsltI4e Batails
lonafiibrer, Dor beiien abI9nits Der
1oppelbeder lanbsie. bate iofort ale
WlaBnabmen eetroffeu, bic einsm rin
iifden @oriioB enigssmlpirten iols
ten. Inter blutisen HARLEM 9.rluiten
rurbsn bic Stiirmer absetpieisn.
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Oeb,srtem.

gsO. unb 8sOialis aaus. 2loa ObiO
slpe., Wdbtkn.
9llbsrt unb Qsrnora gaumann,
2175 Gilbert ape., anabe.
Scfepb uub Relic sJritI9. 1604
Srnts Str, anabe.
@eorgs unb Marp Sorris, Wafh.
iHgtOn arrues Rnabe.
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go Ianse WiIfon prGiioent
lit, bat man einsn arieg NIT Seutia'
lamb gu befiir4ten.
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Der bic pro5psritGt mad
bsm Sriese ssiiasrt ieben MIL, Der
tpirb fir. 9ugbes itimmsn.
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9iebe grouid,.

,9lber aarl. gu biit bod nidt
fton mieber betritnfen?"
.slus 2ieb' aino.
yslus 9ie6e gum @ein."
,ssein, ans 9iebe pi 7iri @enn
id betrlinfen bib ieb' id bid bop.
pelt."
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Seute 1T Elm tritif der
9 as fir bas DeutIdt9um DON Ime'
rita. Wsr bic gsfabr a6penbsn min,
itimmt fir 9usbes.
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Gin Sies millions mare
elm pernihtenoer Sflus fir bas
Oeuti1tbum Der Ser. Staaten.
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Seuti DE, timmt mic t
gegen gu9 feIbt! Stimmt
fir Susbes.
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Spptins Der oemotrutii4e Rams
bioat fir GountpsSaagmsiiter, bat
ieit Stpei Sabren an bic $4,000 in
ieinem geiiB, bic Steuersablern sshD'
rem. Gr bat bas 9elo niat on bic
GountpsaaIe abseliefert unb er bat
es aud Denen ni@t suriterftastst,
peneu es aebDrt.
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IIle Oeutfdenfeinb be pers
ben iubeln, tpenn Wilion iiest.
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Sugbes ais PrG ibent
tpirb Gnslanb 5ur @erantpprtnng
5ieben unb pann lam elm StreIt nit
Seuti6lanb ni4t auftommen.
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Rettet bas Oeuti d t 3 Il m
bon Imerita, ittmmt sesen Wtlfon.
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unter benz Wtlion d er
Sari T tperben bic Der. Staaten naa
bem ariege iih in Der slsidsn falefs
ten Gage befinben, tpie in ben Sassn
Der @ilionI6en IbminiitratioH DOT
pem Griege.
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Cine groBs an5abl & D f :
banter in bieism 2onoe baben 'i4
aus bem 9eiddft 5uriitgs5osen, neil
ss ibnen unmDslt4 1T, gegen bic unge'
beuerli6en preiis BON 2e6ensmitteln,
cine syolge Der Wilioni3en prosperis
tat, auf ibre Soften gu tDmmen. sic
iagen, oaB bic ariegstontrutts pobl
oa3u bienen m0sen, bic llnternebmer
gu Miqiondren gu MAIDEN, aber bos
8olt babe teinen JluBen bapon, Ions
bern piiIs 6alb nidt mebr, mo- es oas
GeIb 6ernebmen iolle, I'm iia bic NOS
t6igten Ra6ruussmittel 5u beihaffen.
9te apitbnusbeiiBer periuaten fi6 81
retten, inOem tie bic 9reiie bDbsr an
feBteu, aber bic Sbeueruns per=
Idlimmerte ft6 10, bag iie ieBt,
I'm aus3utpmmsn, etnen 49reis
unIsben miibtsn, ben bic 9lrbsis
ter ni6t be8ablen t1nnen uNb bus 1T
bic Grfahrung ri6t blps in aoit9du-
fern, ionoern in alien glrbsiterfamis
lien. Denn bas ameritanifae 9on
nitht in ernItli4e Npth geratben foq,
mub Der 9rieg in europa aufhDren,
ater WilIon bietet u[Ies uuf, mas in
leiner Srdfter itebt, bub Der aries
nitt gu @nbe tpmmt.
Ser bulgurii DE 9remtsr
RaooslapOff gibt cine intereFants
grtIdrung ii6er ben uriprung Der Ges
rii6te, bab Elm Separatfrie0e 3pii5cn
Rublanb unb 9euti6luno bsopritebe.
Sie iino baraus entItanoen, pab bic
2tniirten chamber bic S9ulb fir ibrs
Rieberldgen beimsiien. Die GngIdn>
Der unb Branaoien iagen, bab Rub,
lamb ni4t Ietne ooQe S9ulbigtett
tbue unb 2eBtnss gibt ben @orpurf
suriid. @s 1T Der unfrieoe, Der i'm.
mer einte6rt, lpenn bic 0inee et7sn
unbefriebigenDen @erlauf nshmen.
9Ot gibt Ruboslapoff Der ri6tiasn
4nIiht Qusorud, bdb bieie gtrsitig,
teiten bic Gntente niht aufl0Ien Der.
ben ,fonoern nur iot9 i6pere g}ieDer.
lageH RubIuubs, baB es niht ms6r i'm
Stanos 1T, ben aampf fort3uieBsn
nno na6 ieiner &nii6t pirb bas i'm
nd4ften Sabre Der 0oG fein. @arum
Rublanb 8uerit 5uiammsrbre1en
foQte, oiirfte auf Der glHnabma beg
bulgarifheH gremiers beruben. oaB
jenes 2auo ntht me6r i'm Stanbe III,
fold srobe 6eers, tpie es biabcr ins
Sreffen gei9itt bat, auf5ufteGen nno
bab feine .rpirtbTfaftlicbsn ardfte aus.
geben, mas ia dns ben 6unaersnot6-
preifen, bic in Rublano pprberrf6en.
eu erfe9en 1T. @snu RubIanb aus
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-24
Reads Like A Lie.

New York, Oct. 19.-Thefrst Bri-
fish stank" that appeared on the
Somme front got out of the control OF
its driver and was destroyed, with its
crew, by the British artillery, accord
ing to Lieutenant Stephane Lausanne,
former editor Of the Paris Matin, who
has arrived here. The tank was des-
troyed, M. Lausanne said, to prevent
it from falling into the hands OF the
Germans. "The men apparently lost
control Of ii, /" he said, 'and were
steering straight for the German
lines. To prevent the new war en-
CINE from falling into the hands of the
enemy it was shelled to pieces by the
British gunners with their own coun-
trymen inside Of II, -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-24
Teaching Blind Soldiers.

Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of
the late Grover Cleveland, former
ly President of the United States, is
now in Paris, where she has taken
up her work among the blind soldiers.
Miss Cleveland is following in the
footsteps of her father by fitting her
self to teach the blind. Grover Cleve-
land was greatly interested in the in
stitutions for the blind in the United
States at the time of his presidency,
and actually prepared himself to as
sist in their instruction.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-24
MONEY BET
ON WILSON
$4,000 Placed in New York
at 5 to 10, but Others
Seek 10 to 7 Against.

New York, Oct, 23.-The World
says: The preponderance of money
offered in wagers on the Presidential
election in Wall Street Monday
was again largely in favor of Wilson,
although because Of the recent sharp
shortening in the odds Hughes back
ers manifested a little more confidence
than at the close Of last week. They
declined, however, to give the odds
which prevailed several days ago.
The largest wager made on the
curb was $4,000, which was placed
by Edward McQuade on Wilson, re-
ceiying 10 to 8. McQuade reported
that he had SIS, 900 more to bet on the
President, but that his clients wanted
10 tot
Another curb commissioner said he
had $40, 900 which he was willing to
bet at 10 to that Hughes will carry
this State. II was reported that sew
eral persons were anxious to bet
Hughes would be elected and Sea-
bury defeat Whitman, but they were
not disposed to quote odds on this
proposition, which they offer as a
lcombination bet.
| One offer was made on the curb of
| | TO 4 that Wilson will carry Connec-
ticut, while even money was ready tc
DC placed that he viii carry New Jer-
sey.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-24
RAMONA IS COMING.

With the advent at the Tabernacle
on Oct. 26th and 9th next OF IRA
mona," the 10 reel elaborate Clune
production of Helen Hunt Jackson's
famous California epic romance, will
be seen not only the longest cinema
operate spectacle ever made, but the
most remarkable in many ways. 1t
represents the complete resources of
a large film studio for nearly year,
and it will be presented with sumptu-
Gus attributes in the way of music
never before associated with a motion
picture.
1t COOS without saying that the
charm and gripping suspense of the
incidents of Ramona, which have
resulted in the sale of 8, 300, 600 copie S
OF Mrs. Jackson's book, supply the
ingredients for a marvellous film
drama. In taking advantage of these,
w. H. Clune, the man with the fnan-
cial courage to worthily bring to life
"Ramona's" beloved figures; Lloyd
Brown, his associate, who supervised
the making and staging Of the pictori-
al version, and Donald Crisp, ver-
satle director, have adhered to the
letter and spirit of the book in a way
that will please its most ardent ad-
mirers.
The costumes for Ramona" are
beautiful and authentic, requiring
months of labor, being largely orig
inal symphonic score, "cued' to
every scene of the cinema opera,
which will be rendered by large
orchestra with the same care that is
bestowed upon grand opera.