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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
5Dn pukntu.
pcS Trcoericf.

pCu VItpeItSI. Slele
&sitaffe cg enbel Sarmbulc brGnotc
iorrige llae nGr Srcbericf, ibet @ni.
tier ira ct 2ofomotiu boubc iat Slo
paa oct beic SrGS.
@lnnt trnct al Yrrriebrano. On
@rpriebronb triicbe Den 10oe os.
mco at Iragc 9pen @lunt i Iifc.
Otter en- baarb aamp lpffeoes oct
DOG geiolfrineen at itanie SIoen
netcp iom Den naoeoe Iciiociis'trs'
get.
@urfe faaret ium &etsirbc. Ter
n,cIbtcs iioitc 2srbag ira @iirfc, at
@ucn- bapoe beiciret Scrricf | aanl'
pen on HctsiGoet for @reacrp. Ser
bar ooa fIcre SmitGnois bcocr peo
giitcnminscn, Der ianoipnIispis oil
6rinac Sagen for 8ettcrne.
llluffe nnSer Saaten. Sobn Sto'
Der err nnocr Sngt paa sGnbcr bleoel'
or0bt nrr Sttmwa. ioct ban iaa'
Ieoes Imnblcbe % ialot mcS ut DC.
|pGr, at 9aoningen rammeoe bdnl !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

meo Seres Napn % Moresie.

Sore Sitlefort for 1916 er nal.
minoelig pafre og itilige. &c err al
bcoIte SIogs aarton % er imasfulot
bcforeret meo iorifiellige ariittorns.
f%oriiringcr / 8rsnt % Tsbt. Ster.
rclien al bisie Sort er 3B X53s.
&i trpffer Ceres 0apn % aorcsie
% "@lGoelig Sui og @pbt 0ptaar"
enten paa Norif e1er @ngcIif poa
&ortclr og ietoer Dem mco aonpo.
Il,ttcr p%urtofrit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Mputuuu-

Srnes meo anlnpo. Ser meIoes
ira Sarlcm, at bpiS bcn mlpGrenoc
Wangel paa Sernbanepogne life me-
get mart aibjGlpes, bill Der blipe itor
Heo pcb &lilmangel pper belle Den
nor0lige Gel al Staten.
8nlbfihtb peb 8eb 2oSse. Srant
Eape5, Ell Gand)er NOR Geb Sooge,
bar paa fin Gietoom Der funbet en-
g~illofercnbe Nare, Der efter Ell
2enbpiae, Colorado, anitiQet HrspG
giuer $500 pr. Con. Gen pGroiflll.
DC Grts iigcs at liggc belt oppe UNDER
8rGsroben, OF mani mcncr Seiernl
err al betpbelig ltbitrGfnina.
l~lbrnoSelie at SfcbeSpr. Sc Sor'
encoe Staters biologiife SiIipnsoe.
p%artement bar lat ion ct Sormaal al
befri glmerifa for Sfabeopr, % bette
Irbeioe err III for Nlpor paabeepnol
/ Wontana. llnber u. &. 9otenturl
ser forcitaar Silipnct / oenne Stot
er tolp opgtige Sfpttcre lat / Sirf'
ionibeb. Wan bar begpnbt meo III.
o. Gopotes, og iIGr bliper oct ii0It
n9pnte lille Hopopr eitcritrGbt, DC
set enbog / itsrre @rao cnb ielOt
Sfrubben er irDgtet % baoet ion
Silottpp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

SoDeoet. San bar alereoe beb, ba
aamerater naaeoe bam nogle Gie.
bliffe ienere.
SgD Gre | Cftober. lln6er ltIpf.
fer meo gutomobiler % WotorcpfIer
blep Der / 2ebet al Sftober Wamleo
orGbt inn Herioner / Soutb 9ofota.
Sfrene bar Sreb Gang, peo 9min
groofs; Sobn gIeipitt, peb Runoo;
hilbert Sonion, NOR Snrtforo; y. s.
5ornelle, nGr Wooiipu; Com War.
pin, peb belmont; &opmono WaIo.
rep, nPr Siour Sails, % Ell ufjenbt
Wtano, n9r Witdcu.
8enerps 3pobno. Sermou 9cbr.
famp, n Sormer peb Telmcnt, fanbt
for fort 1io iiben paa 9anoepeien
rGr Wpen N Sung, boori bar $470.
Nlllgeu meo Hengene bite Jig at til
bsre Snoianeren RorciS Trappeail,
og oa Iarnleren GAP bam bans gicns
bonn tilba9e, bite ben reoe Manb Jig
lanet mere aenerss emo mango al
fine bpioe 9reOre, ibet ban abiolut
pilOe balpere Eengenc meo Sinoeren.
Cafe Ynbcs ben beoite TiifcplabS.
Cafe glnbes blep ben ieirenbe 9p /
&onper ON &etsi9bet for CHARLES
Wir Gountn. Get mlpPrenbe Hets.
ipbe er @beeler. Wan tiger MI, OF
oct bar ben gobe Silfeplabs pcb 2afe
MnbeS, iom gap 9pen Sperpegtcr
peo Galgurncl. Salfalo ifal Be gobe
@orgcre / 2ofe Inbcs babe brligt Oct
argument, at Subiieen n9r ocres
@p piloe gipe SurpmPnb % andre,
Der maatte pGrc tillteoe ueo &ettcn,
en lollgt bcbre M~nleoning iii at fife,
emo @beeler %nogeniinOe fltnoe bpoe,
@algreimltatet / Woobp Gunntp.
glf Hepublifanere palgtes / Wtooor
Gountp 2eipis genion til HeprGIen-
tant / 2e~gislaturcn, See 9ucf til gu'
bitor, 2oiliS W. 2ien til Negiiter Of
Gccbs, @. u. &rauie til Gourtpoom'
mcr, George Hice til Gollntpaopofat
90. ". Green til Glerf OF Court.
9llicc Goonroo til Sfoleiuperinterl'
bent o9 q. S. 9otp til Coroner. Ge'
mofratcrnc palgtc Hobert Toilcp I'll
Stotsienator, Sobn. Iaftr til aasie.
rcr, Somes WeSorlano til Sberif'
% Sobn SdNmiot til Gountpfommis.
ipr. Gormttpet gap bcniinoo 1OC
StemmerS Maioritct for Sugbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

SDpegf betnler 1tg. ,Salrlcsfomri
logoe for nogen Sib iibcu an meO
cgen Scgt, % benne bar / Sebct al
Sftober Waaneb gipet ct Sucrlfllb al
S157.40.
gil life ielgc Snttigfariuen. : 5
Stut5nlan Gountp bar Der | Den le.
mere Sio pGret agiteret for at iGlgc
bets 6attigfarm. Weo onerpGloen.
Sc Waioritet blep DOG Sor'lu0et for
faitet peb Gulget forrige Sirsbag.
Ipbnll Sutel brrnbt. gn SSlbe.
branb, Der ifrep Jig ira Ell operbeoct
Sun, la9oe Den 10be bS. Sberpooo
&otel / Wtobua / Iife, ~iorpolbenoc
ct Cab al $4,000. Ger bcrifeoe Ell
iterf &inb, % Dc Sorisg Der peb at
langc @anb / Better giorbc5 paa at
iluffe Sloen, bite Jig irllgteSleie.
Narmcre uprctter itur @anf i
Winpt. Yloner for Ell M Farmers
~cospperotip 9auf / Wiiilot ifol MI
bore iulbt fGroigc, % en- iouonn Sn'
@ititutiou mco 9lftiefapitdl al $500.
600 pg enbpioere ct Sperifllb al
$250,000 pentes mcb oct fgrite at
blipc aobnet. Get allcr nlcite al Sea.
pitaleu or tilifltbt al Sornncre i Wi.
uotS Sntcgn. Gen me 9anffprrcts
ming iigcS at bore Ell llopGrt al Sap.
inga Soon & Sruit 60, Der oprette.
oeS / Wtiuot / 1900.
&alaefterretninger. Sra Settin-
ger ~ifripes til "Iccorab.B oilen" beit
soc Nop.: SEQ oct igaor i~teoiunbnc
Golg bleo Serman Sticfen palgt iii
Goultpou6itor, Serman Golicot iii
Sberiii, Gbmuno @arb til aasiercr,
Otto Socobion til Hegiitcr Of SecbS,
NSanlcS Scnrp til Glerf OF court eli
Ter Hctsifriper, Socob SonOcraa til
Goumtpoonmer, Setter =. @arberg
til StuteS Mttprncp, Noic Wogner til
Observation-Disclosures. iii Wtcolem-
nler al Statcns 9cgislotur palgtes
&cnrp Woen, Scttinaer; Sobn NJ.
Gori9uan, Sort gates, og s.. s.
Stin9er, Scnmou, g. Saf. Set lc'
oislotipe 9iItrift, iom biSic MGno
rcprPicntcrer, er oct 49bc, bcitaaen'
De al G%ountpcrnc Nooms, Settinger
% Siour. Gil StatSicnatur Tor jam
me Siitrift palGtes Sans Sacobion,
~bolio0cnoe / Mott.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
1,1olal,oet.
ao,uE.
aprrrer i'm Yrcit NntomobiL.

lotfE.
SprGrer lin Ercit Nntomubil. -
Snnp0cnenilheoernc pao Sam,
Greet, NQanatcc Gountu, bor nnllf
forurct lin @rcit Goitor g. 2. Out.
tcbu. en- ISoro Nutomobil.
Srn rISItc Mnun uco %dlanrncn
Qatricf Conner al Nomcrop antadc;
at pare Oeu TI0itc WouN / Soma
iprn pco oct nnlio oibolote &aIg ia.
iic0c lin Stcumc. Nan or nen1llQ
tOI Iar QaumcI. Ger tilioic&, al
han itcutc oclnofrotiif ira %rTiiocni
"a ncooper til iiOitc Sunoloat poo
Sllten.
SrGbt Of ifrrmt Seit. Clarence
TcterIon, Observation-Disclosures |
Siour Gitp, bIep en- 0da Iorri8c
llee brpbt pco at Ell Set Der ifrTm'
les al SSernbanctoget, boppeoc belt
pp / Sen gutonobil, buori ban flor
tc. @eterionS Sierncital fnriteS
pco CT eneite Slaa al SeltenS Sone,
"a Ssocn i~uotraaotc eiebllffellg.
&cbgang / SraufcrneS Intni. -
SSieIae Rapport for treble &uortai
ira Statens SranfcrboIpital /
SnoruiQe, bIep ser / bette &iosrum
al fprifieaiac Counter bctoIt $S,104
for @aticnterS SpboIo ser. Sette
bar en- Reoeana ira $9,429 / oct
foregaaenbe Suartal, % Sronfcrnc5
Intal ifiiIoe iaaIcbcS bore / bctpoe.
Iig Iftnseuoe.
Gn merfeIia Snmilic. MrS. Mnrp
Solm al Seficrion bar forlcoen til
iteoe peo ell SamiIiefeit / Sort Googe
% bapbe ga oen @IGoe at bopc 81.
terfommere i fem SIG9tlco ont iig,
trobS at bun ieIp life er mere eno 81
9lar aanmel. SeuocS Sen er 81
@ar, oennes Sattcr AZ, ocnneS Dat.
fer igien 90, og iom iioite SEQ bar
iioiinppnte Ell 5 Waaneocr 9onnrneI
Son.
&atnriprifercs %]ursrapport. Gn
Organization al Naturiorifere mc0
fit egentIige Spoe / Charles Gin
bar / btsie Gage uo9iuCt lin onOcu
aarIiae Seaport. Gen lille Iurbog
er poa as Sioer meo iIere beIiiOea
SSultitratiouer, % 'orll6cn oen lllge
screenings &iitorie inbcbol0er Den 8
forIficIige Irtifler, b%opeOiaGcIig
omiattenoe SSoipa5 Iprclip. STrliQ
fan nppne8 ell IrtifeI al @cnc Strots
ton Gorter, Tom er Ell al Slubbcn5
NtCbIcmmer ionlt en- al s. ". SOB.
ion om Slic % @cifuttclic Tor bore
Snn9iugle. Icnnc Stub, Der MI bar
90 Me0lemmer, bar / oct iorIobne
Gar Qiort megct for at bcltnttc %
paopcge Oct uafre % nptttge / Cprc.
% ElantcriQct.
@Gmmcl gaming iUnccr Opo. -
Ntoritj &crnOt, Der iom &ipbmun0 o1
Banter / &anlnG par tlcuOt al 9fu.
bpN0cruc ! Nlamotcc % NiunCIbCif
GouHtn, Soma, ilu1t al 0e flcitr /
Nou2tou Gountu, Niiun., Cr Sen Gtc
IS. aigaact peo 0p0cu / lit Stem /
nuuntc @p. San par inOt / GuifIuno
/ 1880 % fom inn1mcu mco iup Nro.
Gre til Gaming aIlcrcoc / 1875. no
rit5 % Ell anocn al &ro0rcuc uoQior.
De / mere enc ct buIut AIurbmorc0c
oct beticn0te Banter % &an0cI5
iirma acrnOt Bros. ocritco3, % 9tau.
net Sernot bar uo0ifiucIiQ iorbm.
Def mco Oen ltOpifIina % Bert, Tom
@pen Son'ing baOhe / Sen iuritc
YtenneifeolOer al i'm &citaocn. -
Senuerue Charles 90 N}orit5 Or.
itanr nh i Spioien ior oct ganlc
Siruln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
10 for 50 Gents
2I for 30 Ncnte

Si bar ogiaa Ell no9et foltbarcrc
analitet meb opbsicoe Srnamellter,
ioreitiaenbe ct maanebelpit Butter.
lanoifab, fltuitneriif uofsrt | @rsnt
% 8ulO. elsie Sort er al famine
Sterrelie. Saaes meb 8onpoIuttcr
oe paatrpft S~lilebilicn % Napu %
WDresie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Mirhtsau.

Trrbt peS aiprenlnffe. Gus San-
ion, Ell 8isrcr / 9esiemer, blep Der
mi Iagen flemt libel meIlem jim
8oan % Ell Teleirnitolpe. ulpffen
bGnbte Serpeb, at bans Seite iprang
lsbif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Milfic Collins:
&pi0t

lloen Communicating En- al De
melt Ippnoeube og iGngSlenoe 6or'
tpainaer, Iom er ifrepet / bore Gage.
Spm en- mpitiif SpsgelieSbi'torie ell.
Ter iom en- Gonon Tople's Gctcftio'
roman boloer ben 2Gicre,s Spnlerf.
lonlbeo fongen ira fsrit til iioit.
"Tamen / Spiot" er ct Spinoel'
prp al Gift % MGnfer, Gllfop og
Sab.
479 Siber / fort @ogiornnat.
Tris St.O0. @eo "Euiten"
Fl g(ar $500
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
q %anS brrbt ! Sammenltsb.-

Sobn Yetcrion % Nnguit Slitfanen
blcp ben Soc hs. brrbt pcb Statio.
rcu Boston. life lonst ira Calumet,
loot bcrcs Iutontcbil rammeoes al ct
Goa poa 9ortb @citern 9ancn. vi
SC andre | Automobilcn blep Orr.
Rafi ioa baarot fpritet. at ban life
peutcs at flmnc lcpe. mebens bans
Sultru fom miubre alporligt tilifaoe.
Sammcnitsbct par iaa poloiomt, at
0ofcmotipct bIep aiprt u~briigbart, %
mco Scn enc Sioe operitrnfct meS
BLOB ai9ap oct ct irpgteligt Sfnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Nprn Quknin.

Sgueat betaler iia. Samcstomn
logoe for nogen Sto iiben an meO
cgen Scgt, % benne bar / Sebct al
Sftober WaaneO gipet ct Sucriflto al
S157.40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
&il life irlac Tnttiafarruen.

Stut5nlan Gountp bar Der / Den ie.
mere Eio nGret agiteret for at iGlgc
bets Sattigfarm. MeO onerpGlben,
be Waioritet blep DOG Soriloget for.
faitet peb GaIget forrige SirsOng.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
| BOB TAYLOR ON
THE BAREFOOT BOY

The happiest thing I ever saw was
boy barefooted and dirty. He car.
ried mud between his toes, freckles
on his nose and his heart was full oil
dreams, and his pocket full of strings
and other things.
His billy goat and his dog were
his constant companions, and he
His billy goat and his dog were
his constant companions, and he
roamed over and hills and yelled be-
cause he had a yeller and whooped
because he had a whooper. At home
he was the autocrat at the breakfast
table and at the supper table, at
school he was the democrat of the
playground and the republican of
the lunch basket-he wanted every
thing in sight. He abhOrred the
bath tub and the Bible and was the
sworn enemy Of castor oil and civili-
zation. He was everlastingly under
Indictment for high crimes and mis-
demeanors and attempted to prove
an alibi His father tried him for
lodging the truth one day, and
turned to him with a frown and
said: My son, don't you go to Sun
day SCHOOL," Eyes, SIR" Don't
you study the Bible there?" Eyes,
SIR" "W1ell, can you tell me what
1t says about a lie?" The boy
scratched his head and looked guilty
but finally recovered his equilibrium
and replied with a twinkle in his
eye: at says a lie is an abomina-
ton in the sight of the Lord and a
very present help in time Of trou-
ble."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
The Hidden THINGS

good forgotten. to expel septic thoughts
from the mind, than it is to amass
knowledge.
In the house where death turks
there is the smell of cologne; in the
hospital where life is saved and death
fought there is the odor of carbolic
acid.
Cleanliness is another name for or.
der, which is heavens first law.
The secret of health is in the dis.
card.
Disease is at hand for the clogged.
The key Of wholesomeness Is un.
clogged pores, unclogged intestines,
unclogged lungs, unclogged memory
unclogged intelligence, unclogged af.
fections.
Washing was a part of all print.
tive religions. The instinct of the
race pointed true. Being holy Of skin
lis akin to keeping clean.
The physician is one who physics.
So the true priest is the one who
'cleanses the unclean soul of that
|perilous tsuff that weighs upon the
mind"
Because the cleansing processes of
life are secret, private. and not to be
mentioned or witnessed. they are all
the more sacredly essential.
The bacilli of nature and the wrath
of God wait for the unclan.
The DEVILS other name is dirt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06

Mary Pickford had a husband, and
when the fair Billie consented to
become Mrs. Ziegfeld, the shock was
almost as great.
However, there is man In Cow
ington, o., who still wants to marry
her, and he wrote a letter to the
screen and stage star which got into
print. The gentleman says he Is
$500 ahead Of the game and IL
Miss Burke will look favorably on
his suit he will add an automobile
and a victrola to the home nest.
Perhaps you can imagine the PAM
pered Billie, because OF a previous
engagement" reluctantly renounc-
ing the prospect of becoming Mrs.
Somebody-or-Other of Covington, o.,
with $500 to spend, and an auto
mobile and victrola. Perhaps you
can imagine something Of the sort,
but the chances are you can't
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
W. C.. I. u. NOTES

b We ~ 1olI1ve that one of the
Choices fkllts Of Christianity will be
the eroutn q : bond of brotherhood
: and sis1cEko6t 70 close among all ma
!, lion, fHeo and peoples, that we shall
sbeoo1De tHlly kindred each to the
lsothers ard III great word, Humanity,
IKE = rolling wave of the ocean of
Gods lova hall wash out from the
sands ef tilne the words caste, creed,
and 80 1vry utterance of appre-
ciation. A1ee&ion and friendship; ev.
..,sry token a MUTUAL cooperation; ev-
cry struke q honest hard work un.
siertaken uide by side; every sincere
prayer. Ae1po forward this beautiful
day that ~ call the coming of the
!, Kingdom of Christ.-Frances E. VIII
lard.
Important prohibition measures are
to coma belofe congress in December.
acording u present agreement, name
". Natl6nal Constitutional Prohibi-
zion tor the District of Columbia. Sem
ator shspperd of Texas. suggest that
every friend Of the measure, write his
Senator and Congressman. asking
their position in the spirit of brother
ly kindness, and requesting def
mite answer. We heartily endorse this
policy. Friend. why not.
"a 2. Laws Tor Prohibition in Hawaii
and Porto nico.
8. shipping American liquor to
Africa.
Il: Z. Advertising liquor in dry terri
:;ory.
4 5. Ard sals Of liquor in our Nation
& TIE ChiN Labor Bill has been &C
,spte1 - allended and gone to Pres.
sdsnt ~ ~ signature. The National
sonvou11o9ln eets in Indiana this year.
d rhio = - the year Indiana cele-
rate6 ~ centinual anniversary. The
swhoae D(1to - aglow with hospitality
indiana voo the third state to organ.
= ! ~. Ct. U.
q Am1 ~ Third National Convention
net a annapolis at which time
Srancee u willard was elected Pres
dent - tosan her nineteenth beau
ifu1 yeif1 OF leadership that made
che WI 9, M U. worlds power.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
V WONAN'S REALM
gNg0ENNNgaIgI0INNlTy1yIlII
SMILE AND PRESS FORWARD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The years have been weary and full
of care,
There are silver threads in the au.
burn hair,
But though we sigh for the days
that are gone.
The future we'll face with a smile
and song.
For the years will give back what
the years withheld.
And the balance swing level in the
end.
10, the river time is restless
stream,
And on its swift currents strange
craft are seen.
Some reach the home port on the
other side,
While some sink from sight meath
the swelling tide,
But the years will give back what
the years withheld
And the balance swing level in the
end.
Then here's to the future, we cry all
hail;
Well strive for the goal nor let
courage fail
without effort made was the race
ne'er won.
Then smile and press onward, the
victory'll come,
For the years will give back what
the years withheld,
And the balance swing level in the
end. e. ]. AMES.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
EUlGx ANOTHER
1O1[ANCE Is SHATTERED
(Uefm1ngham Ave-Herald.)

(H(xn1ngham Ave-Herald.)
HtnGo boauties have a way of In
pir1ng dreams in young and tender
4reeots watch is little impaired by
- AlGAt q time. That they are in
60 oecog old enough to be the
1andnoeAers of their palpitating
AozNgo Alters the case not a whit.
And %AoEo the stage beauty is unde-
1ia14y young the havoc wrought
m1ag sneesptible hearts is tremend-
sus.
ThoEp = no telling how many men
ave yon1ed to marry the fair Billie
NFk4 ~ the fact that she recent
2 ooqu1Fo1 husband-her first, by
- w1yhas not cast a damper on
T. o6|m1r0rs In the back districts"
vhoEo tAo events Of her private life
~ ~ mown. In the larger towns
n 1lEl1l = death blow was dealt to
ou1onoo men 1t leaked out that
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
by ~. frank Crane in the Birming.
ham News.)

F. A far11ly q judged by its back yard
/ No un1tof how smooth your from,
avn, how graceful your flower beds
Ind noy veil raked your gravel
walks, 4 Tie back yard is full of old
ans and Uttered paper, and general
lisordef al uglines you are not real
~ ''uicer people.
T What shall it credit you II you
'polieh ~ the handle of the big front
loor, bqautify the front porch and
rave hordWood floors and $500 rugs
a the pofIor and don't look after the
.arhaGo enm.
II II hoftor to have a spotless kitch.
N ard Z c3Gan sink than have a grand
,iano and lace curtains.
An inmnculate bathroom is more
10 b Aoaised than a lovely boudoir.
I It's ~ provision for waste. refuse
md oGa1 Hat tests.
Tho on1vntion of the soul is also to
reep diTt cut Of the corners of the
maGlnat1pn.
Tho Vogjd instinctively conceals its
,.cts a. oeencies of excretion.
Yet eooon1ng out is more vital than
Iressine -
Th6Eough bathing and clean under
lotheo Ian more than a diamond
aeok1aoo e . polished shirt front.
Also. 4 y more important to be q
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
WHY A TRAIN TIPS

Because, IL it did not tip, 1t would
run right over the rails and &c
straight ahead. It Is one Of the
great laws that every moving thing
will keep on moving straight ahead
In one direction until some other
force changes that direction. So.
when a traino gets to moving, 1t
wants to keep on going straight
ahead, and the faster 1t is going the
harder it is to change the direction.
That is why trains and trolleys al
ways 90 more slowly around a curve,
writes Marian E. Bailey, in Boys
and Girls Ask-at-Home Questions. +"
Now, when people want a train to
go around a cure, and the force with
which the train is moving makes the
train want to igo straight ahead,
then they have to find another force
which will partly change the straight
ahead force. So they raise the out
side rail on a curve, and tip the
train little. That makes the force
Of gravity, which pulls everything
toward the earth, Counterfeit" or
work against, the straight-ahead
force. The tipping of the train to-
ward the inside of the curce keeps
it from running over the rails and
going straight ahea d,and the force
with which the train is moving for
ward keeps 1t from tipping too far.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
AUF WEIDESEHEN

So near, SO near. thine Utmost
thought I understand:
So far, so far away. I cannot touch
thy hand.
So near, my life reflects the shadows
of thine own;
So far I can not catch the echo Of
thy tone.
So near, so near, share thy tri-
umphs, hopes and fears;
So far I stand alone and face the
sunset years.
So near, our souls commune as
though no longer twain;
So far, our yearning arms reach
forth in vain, in vain.
So near and yet SO far! Cor grant in
yonder land
Life's dawn may find us heart to
heart and hand in hand.
Selected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-06
MRS. H. B. BARRETT
LIVED -FOUR YEARS
ON BREAD And MILK
Spent Over 81, 900 Trying to Get Re-
lief from Chronic Dyspepsia

tolu my HuSDdHu CndL my IAN
lacwas out and that just had to go
to Birmingham to get me another
bottle, as I wouldn't be without 1t
for any amount of money, and that
is why I am here today" said Mrs.
H. B. Barrett when she called at
Jacobs drug store in Birmingham re-
Gently to get her second bottle. Mrs.
Barrett resides at Republic, suburb
of Birmingham, and is we'll known.
81 have only taken. one bottle of
Tanlac and have gained nine pounds.
Yes, sir, this Tanlac has done me
more good than all the medicines l
have ever taken. During the past
fourteen years I have spent more
than $1,000 trying to get we'll Of a
complaint that was gradually sap
ping my strength.
"For the past four years l have
lived almost entirely on milk and
bread and finally that got so it went
against me. I dared not eat meat
or vegetables of any kind, and If
did, l would suffer for hours after
wards.
81 had chronic dyspepsia, so I was
told, and nothing prescribed for me
brought any relief. rarely ever
went to the table, because even the
would nauseate me. had bad
sight of food or to smell it cooking
taste in my mouth and nothing I ate
tasted right. l had always been
healthy and a woman who looked
after her household duties, but since
having this trouble I got so weak
could not do my homework and
had to have help.
II would have awful pains in my.
back and was nervous and could not
sleep we'll. When l heard Of this
Tanlac it sounded so good I thought
! would try 1t, because I was ready
to try anything that thought
would help me. was never so sur
prised in my life; It helped me right
from the start, the medicine seemed
to take hold right at once and I
could just feel myself getting better
from day to day. Before had An
ished my first bottle got 40 I could
eat anything put on the table and
could hardly wait for meal time to
come. I certainly bless the day
got this medicine, for I believe it has
added years to my life. Oh! feel
so much better and sleep SO much
better and am not nervous like was.
Just think, I have actually gained
nine co. pounds and feel strong in
every way.
my neighbors were as much sur
prised as I was and they are at my
house every day, telling me how
we'll look. counted up yester-
day and fourteen of them are either
TAKING ldnldC Ut Will COHlulcuCc IAN
ing as soon as they can go to Birm-
ingham and get 1t. Tanlac is GER
tainly a wonderful medicine and ev-
erybody out our way is talking about
It. You can put this in the papers
II you want to because know there
are thousands of women in the same
bad fix that I had been for SO many
years."
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
in all pricnipal cities of the South.
Tanisc % sold exclusively in Lake. |
land by Henley & Henley; in Fort |
Meade by Warns Pharmacy; in Lake |
Wales by M. R. Anderson: in Bar
tow by Barlow Drug Company; in
Homeland by J. L. Langham & Son.
in Haines City by Haines City |
Pharmacy. and in Winter Haven by
the Anderson Drug Co.