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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

-@rober Boil IN 3eilmann's
Sole, 81 Berger, am 9iensta9
Gbcnb. Sen 26. 9e5cmber.
-Im Gonfirmanoen llnterridt
in Der bieiigen ebangl. Ct. Eouls.
Stride, inter 9oitor q. &asmann
aebmen 8. 3. 5luanaig Ginoer tbeil,
nGInlih:
Walter Rath, Erwin Fricke, Geo.
Brandenburg, Delmar Koch, Ottmar
Strecker, August Schuetz, Arthur
Hartke, Ella Helling, Emmy Rath,
Louise Sexauer, Elvirta Hoessli,
Frieda Moore, Laura Ruediger, Quinta
Fell, Caroline Schuetz, Hilda Meyer,
Leona Schmidt, Clara Frische, Doris
Hickman and Edna Kemper.
-0os bonn bieiigen ct, George
Dramatic Club an lebten Sumstae
Ibenb CUR Iuffiibrung ee6rafte
2uitipiel, ~ pair Of Gol,ntrp 9ioS,"
crnOtete reiden applails ieitenS Der
5ablreiden Seiitder Die ii6 an bieiem
Ibenb in Der Gon5ertballe %eingefun-
ben batten. Die Sauptrollen lagen
in 9llten S1nben unb wuroen gut &c.
ipielt, b~eionoers IGBt lid Dies ia9en
bon Sri. @ortba &los, oIs nEririe,"
in meId)er tic ben iibermiitbigen unb
5u allen Streiden peranlo9ten Stra.
benaraber foitlid wiebereab. Ser.
bert @illiamS, Der Die nrfomiide
Rolle bes ISL Sasfins" lpielte, btelt
bnS Silblitum in Itetem laden. Chen.
Tolls berbienen Die folgenoen Der
Witipirfeuben alle Entertaining fir
ibr rllae5tuuneencs nno Hotties
Spiel: S1tian unb Selma Seibad,
Sarrp emo, gbm. &los, Gbos.
8iIliouns, 2ol,is Halld llnb gilbert
9allmitorf, unb 9an5 '~belonoers :.
N. Sdsner llrter beiien 2eitung oaS
Stiid cinltlloirt poroen mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
Sic id6nitc aaer &an=
belbilOcrsS ortcanugcu
"THE
CRIPPLED
HAND"
iuirS am
|Snnntag Ahrnn,
ben 10. DECEMBER
in Der
Gpuacrt Sulle
acaeben iuerben. IS lit cin b6dDi
feIiclnbcs Sramu, bas in 5 Geels &C
scigt luerSen mirS.

-Ridter Gbos. s. @%allenfamp
BON Union lpar am Wittpo6 bier in
@cihGften.
-grnIt <n5 bon WcStittrif,
Sumo &rtn5 BON @tlob, 6. gliuncr,
Sermonn 0llln1er uno so. @inniss
0ocrfer bon Berger famen lesten
Sonntog bierbcr Inn Der Sabresper.
iainmlung OeS Sdpci5crpcrcills
vSelpetia" bei5uipobncn.
--Gpnroo Gabenall u10 8atttn
fan1en lcbten Wonta9 bon @osccn.
ooe bierber TIM burd Saitor Sds'
mann bon ser cnorgl. ct. galtls-
Stride ibr iiingitcs Sobnden taufcn
81 loiien. Der feline 8~eltbilrger
crbiclt Die gtamcn Cigar Grnlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

g. $. 8oebm, Elm Sobn uniercs
friiberen @itbiirgers, Sobn 9oebm,
lit bel Der letten @abl in Douglas
County bon Ben &epublifanern oils
Mitglieo Ser 2egtslatllr ertpGblt NOR,
ben. Serr 8oebm lit 3. 3. Sl1per.
intenoent Ser 0ffentliden Sdule in
aba, @o. gr lit Ser Sdipiegeriobn
ltnieres itGbtiiden Collectors, Srit
Sdsner.
-Gbas. Gang, ipelher felt letten
Sriibiabr bel @olcott, Soma oils
Sarmarbeiter beidGftist mar, fam
lcttcn Samstag auf Der &iifreiie
bierber I'M ieinen Snfel, Srit Gang
linb oeiien Satin Su beiuden ullo be.
CAB iid bieie 8ode mad Sreoerids,
burg, mo CT nabreno bes @inters BET
ben Gltern Geo. Gang uno Satin,
pertpsilen miro.
Serb. &. Seli6laer, friiber lit,
S%rieoenstbal nobe Sermann mobna
baft, i9reibt i,ns aus Sumter, Sfld'
bona eelegentli6 Der @rhederiina
ieines Announcements, Dab aud in 81.
laboma prddtiges @etter bsrridi
uno Der @eiaen iopeit porgeidritter
lit, oaB Die Sarmer ibr Sieb baraui
meiben laiien. .@arfielo Gountp,
idreibt Sreuno SelidlGgtr meiter
I'm Dem id mobne, CAB, gleib mel
nem Iieben Seimatb II Gountp @as
conobe, cine groBe republifaniid'
@ebrbeit ab. SIM Staate iebod iieg.
ten Die Semofraterl bod baben oil
8epublifaner mebrere Staatsbeamt,
erpablt," I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

6iinf &eeIs Grandchildren IN Der
gon5crt Solle, Sonntag @beno.
-@enn SIR mietben, f%ailfen, Der.
faufen ober tariifen nollt, Damn
brinet es i'm 8olfsblatt our an5eige.
-ltnieren bcr5liden Cant biermit
oen f~olgenben 2eiern bes Solfsblott,
fir Die m%illfomntene @rnererung If.
res Announcements, in Der pergange.
nett @cde:
Sermontt-5rau ST. Baneisy SEQ.
S,,a, &i6aro @laier, Srau anna
@foier rnb slug. @oblt.
Sermonn, St. 1-Srit Slafe limo 8.
Seidmntn.
Sermann, 81. s. SRI. 2i55ie
Munomiller.
Sermarlr, 81. 3.--$p. Brandt.
Sacob 8ogel, Berger
Gbas. S~orith,ann, Berger
Serm. 8ilbins, Berger
s. 8. Saeffner, SDiss
@art. Gutter, Smiss
&i6arb 9ollmann, Stem Saben
Serm. Greper, ct. 2ouis
Sam Settler, Morriion, 81. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
Ins benz COUNTY,.

+ @eboren Mr6. Epinter unb 8ats
tin bon @lono elm S6bnhen.
Scilrp @ilfenS bon @ollam muir
Sc lette ISOLDE BON ieiner Satin nit
eillem Sobnden bei6enft.
+ @6gor Smith, bon Onenspille
reilte Iettc ISOLDE na6 @aibington,
9. 6. no or sic Stellc ols Spreher
Champ Glarf's GripateiefretGr arl-
treten miro.
+ 8ie urls beridtet miro bat 8ill
Bacon lette ISOLDE bel gt. aerial
ont @osconaoe al1f eincn ein5igen
SdulB Is 8ilbentcn erlcet.-2inn
Democrat.
+ @uf 9etreiben bon 2illp 2ead,
erbob Gountp . IntpaIt %. S, ellis
cine Inflage ge9en 9lnfaro Eointer
bon 9lonS, pesen &ubeitOrung. Scr.
ieIbe nllroe unter $500 9ilrgi9afi
fir iein gri6eillen Dor @eridt &c.
itellt.
+ Cine biibi6e MISUNDERSTANDING
fano am @benb bes 0anfiagungs'
taacs i'm S6ulbauie in Sotsbam
itatt, ole Gl,berIt sablreid beiitft ipar
rno ans eincm muiifalilden Bro.
grant nit acknowledgement Gie.S up
per beitano. Sranf Sdmitt Sr.
fiibrte oen @oriie, wdbreno SRI.
Slorence &lossner als Scfretarir
fungirte. ebenfalls fanb Gin Jog.
@lteiiine : gonteit itatt, bel pel6en,
SRI. @liie Selb unb Sueb @c@uire
Die &reiie oapontrugen, ~-~
/ Ste MiteiieSef Ser @ooerr
@oobmen 2ose iii 8Iano oeriamnlel
ten iid leeten @ittmod bel 8. 8er
fellnonr, 1ino braften unb iagten fiji
ben felt ldneerer 3eit onrd elmer
Siiftebrl,6 ans 9ett gefeiielten So
asilbruber etpa 10 CORDS Sol5. Or
Seba urb Or. Smens, batten I'M Iuf
ttage Der 2oee einen Snpalioenitlb
aneeidafft, ben oieielben Dem &ran
fen iiberreidten, 70 bob osrielbe lid
i'm 8imner beriimbeipegen nub lei
men 4rbeiten ais 9otar unb Sefreta,
Der 2oge nadfommen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
Christ. Eberlin & Son
Hermann, Mo.

-Srall Srgo Sobbe bon ct.
2ouis, mel6e iih mebrere Gage bier
gum 9eil,d ibrer @lltter, @ittme s.
8ansit ,1nb onberer &ermanbten be.
fanb, reiite lesten Mittwo6 mieoer in
hire Seimatb suriid.
-Srou Wartba Woellcr 1nb De.
rem S0dter Srls. Inna nno Srieou,
loruie q. 8. Moeller uno Gbas. Sc.
n1eper bon Scope, famcn lebten
Smstag in Srou Woeller's Iltto
bierber I'M einen Sag bel bieligen
9cfannten 81 pcrlabeil.
-Sranf 9cefmann unb Satin
ma6ten lettcn Samstag IN ibrem
Marpell Irto cinen Iusflllg nod
Sefferion Gitp, bon mo iie am Cont
tag No6mittag auriiffebrten, begleis
tet bon s. S. Sdott uno Satin, Die
ibren gltern Sbeo. @raf llno Sralt,
babier cinen fl1r5en 9eiud abitatte-
ten I'M bann benielben Ibeno tpieOer
nod Der Staatsbalptitaot 5uriifslt-
febren.
m
-&idaro Sollmann linb Satin
>bon SEEM Saben, 81. 1, meren am
Montag beiu6smeiie in Sermann.
Serr Bollmonn beri6tet Dab Die
@eiacniaat oie our6 Ben &ceenman.
gel itarf eeIitten batte, iett pieber
redt bielperipredenb aiisiiebt.
Sic Basketball Sea1ns (WtGo.
den u1o Gnabet) Der Smensbillc
So6i6l1le famert am 0anfia6ltngs.
tage bier Der llmt NIT nnicren beioen
Leans Elm @ettipicl 5l MAIDEN. Sas
Seam Der &naben, tpie oas Der Wedos
den Der bieiigen Sodidlllc blieben
Die Sieeer.
Gin alter aniieSeler bebdiistet
oab Der oiesidbrise Birter eth DUB
erit miloer iein miro, neil bleies Sabr
Die SidorpniiNe uns eideln 10 ipar'
lid gsratben iino. @el6er einflliB
'Voie Riiiie une gideln altf oas @et'
ter mlsiibea, lit uns nidt befarrt,
bod boffeft mir baB Der quite alte
reht bebGIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

ul1Icr SutIlS upH utUpOI W. u. Stlelll
Ieine reeelmGbise @eriammlung ab.
SoIgenoc &cdlnuneen muroen be.
milligt:
General Fund
Chr. Fluetsch, labor --------- $46.10
Fred Lambs, labor ----------- $3.50
Paul Streck, labor - 40.07
Lucas Cramer, labor --- 1923
Alb. Barrels, labor -- 4O.07
Jacob Weber, labor ----- 1850
Wunderlich G. Sicht, drayage-- 5S.76
Louis Begemann, mdse. - 7.80
Chr. Eberlin & Son, mdse 1912
V. M. Musick & Co., mdse 1.55
Paneitz Bros, labor ------- $40
Herm. Ferry & Packet Co., load
coal LILO
F. ]. Koeller, repairs ------- 500
Schmidt G. Kuhfuhs, cement and
gravel 7.251
Chas. Benz, ~janitor ------- ESQ
Herm. Electr. Light Co., light
for November ---- 1920
Jos. Wunderlich, marshal ----- 1925
V. A. SLIDER, city clerk --- 1900
WaterwOrks Fund
| G. H. Klenk, money adv. ------ $6.99
N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co., meters
and repairs 64.60
Moore & White Co., 16 in. disc
clutch 5.78
v. M. Musick & Co., mdse. PTS
Herm. Ferry & Packet Co., 2
loads coal 1870
Pierce Oil Corp, 275 gal. gas. 1920
Peter Schaefer, water CON-. ---- $500
Poorhouse Fund
G. H. Klenk, aid to poor ------- rs
Scr 9eridt oes @ailer 0eporte'
mcnts mnr0c ongenommen. erlelbe
lift erieben, Dob mGbrcnb oes Mp'
nots Oftober 5S6,490 @allontn
@aiier nerbroudt mllrben. Die DC
ionmteinnabu,en bafiir betrngei1
$tS5.45.
9risfo Sicoler reid)te cine Sitts
idrift Elm in welder Der Staotrotb
erIudt miro bic Shilleritrabc bon
Der 5. bis aur 6. StroBe weiter aus
bouen 5u loiien. Sieoler crbot lid
bos @uffiillen rnb @raoiren 81 be-
ioraen we,ln bic Stabt Die notbigerl
IhSiigsrobren licfern nno legen mir
sc. Sic Setition murbe in 8eratb'
ung ge5ogen.
sSobn Mlicller eriudte Den Stoot
roth Die Gllep apiiden Der s. u1o .
unb @aibington unb Mo5artltraB'
! in fobrborcn 3uitono bringcn 81
laiien.
0as gnerbieten ser gleftric Sigb
60. 6os 2ift our geleudtung De-
9untpcn. uno Siltrir Citation gro
. tis au liefern falls Die Stoot fir 81
Grabtleitung be8able, wuroc ungc
npmmell.
Der 8eridt bcs Sdabmeiiter.
oeigt folaetoen &aiienbeitano:
Illgcnleiner Sono -~~ $4020.1;
@oiierlpcrf . Sonb -.-.... 1234.6S
Sirhhnf GSpn0 ........ 3179.7I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

Seiratbs . 2isenien.
Ed. Brandt, New Haven ----------2s
Josephine Lagemann, New Haven 2t
Fred Stambaugh, st. Louis ------ ~
Welma Bruens, Hermann --- ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
stabtrntbs : SerbanSlnnssn.

Ger Staotrotb belt lctten Ioutag
untcr 8oriit bon Mopor Is. $. Silent
ieine reeelmGBise S~eriammlung ab.
SoIgenoc &cdnuneen milrOen be.
milligt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

All cars completely equipped including electric lights and starter, one-man
top, inside curtains, dash light gasoline gauge, speedometer, ventlatine
windshield, demountabe rims, irreversible steering gear, long easy riding
springs, deep upholstery and beautiful streamline body.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

+ @eboren Ir6. Gpinter lnb 8at
tin bon @lono elm Sobnden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

0N'Si IS'SN'1N' "
Illqenleiner 5ono -..~~~. $4O2O.13
@oiieripcrf . Sono ~. 1234.6S
Sirdbof . Spnb .~~~~~. 3179.74
Shifting . Sonb ..~~~~~ 179.4S
Irmcnbol,s . Sono .....-. 1881
Gic Grloiirng elmer Sroinan5 mel
dc olle Sallsbeiiter alpingt moocrne
Ibortc ein5llfiibren prroe bsiproden
bod ml,rbc nod ni6t boriibcr abgc-
ltimlnt.
Ser StroBer . Gommiliioncr pl,rs
Sc beorftraet Die StraBen unb Set
tcltlpeee IN Sdiefers Brand at be,
iidtigcn unb oariiber 5u beridtcn.
Webrcrc M~itglieber befiirrporteten
n0tbige Serbeiierungen BORT altSfiib-
rem 81, laiien.
Ser Mayor crbct iid peridieoenc
@runbbeiiser an Der 3. Strnbc 5u be.
nadridtigen lire Seitcnipe9e MADDEN
gu laiicn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20
SANDBURG DISCUSSES JEWISH MOTHERHOOD
IN CHICAGO AND OTHER PLACES
BY CARL SANDBURG

BI CARL SAINBbUhG
DR.. J. L. Magnus of New York was
the guest a few days ago of julius
ROsenwald at the Ellis aY. home of
the Sears-ROebUck mUlti-miIliOnaire,
ChicagO's most widely known sUs-
taineT of organized charity.
Magnes was brought here from
New York to voice the cry of the
crushed and desperate Jews of Rus
STA, Poland and Palestine. As a pub
lie speaker Magnes OutcIasses any
who has come to Chicago in long
time, if newspaper stories are true.
They report that when Magnes told
the Auditorium audience Thursday
night about the crushed and desper-
ate Jews of War-tOrn lands, the wives
of State street merchants and the
wives of millionaire garment manu-
factUrers of Chicago sObbed and the
rest of the audience took up the sob
bing until it was impossible for the
speaker on the stage to make him
self heard because of the noise of the
sObbing.
On the front page of the Herald,
in which Julius ROSenWald has sunk
S25O,O0O of ready cash, Jack Lait re-
ported the event with this remark
able paragraph subheaded "SObs
Halt Speaker:
"A young American Jew with the
voice Of an angel and the eloquent
pathOs of all Jewish history in his
trembling oUtcries against the hOr-
TOrs Of Europe had to stop at the eli
max of his peroTatiOn because the
sObs of his hearers prosperous,
stable citizens, most of them-drOwn-
ed out his clarion words"
As I read that paragraph of Jack
Lait over again I wondered what he
was getting at. And. it seemed to me
the underlying meaning was:
Look here, you people who say
the rich State street Jews and the
garment m9Oufa ctIIrprS have hearts
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20

l66uuS Iu6 SAME dS any garment
workers wife moaning over a baby
dead because wages failed to buy the
proper housing and food for a child.
You who say the Jews of MandePs,
ROthschild's and Siegel-COOper's
have ice water instead of blood in
their Veins-lOOk at them sobbingw
wonder what would have hap
pened if the same audience had been
listening to Ellen Gates Starr as a
speaker and Miss Starr had told them
what she knows about the crushed
and desperate Jews of Chicago bat
ting through a clothing workers
union for the right to organize and
be paid living wage.
If this audience sprinkled with
Jewish milliOnaiTes and their wives
had heard the Hull house woman tell
how last October, Rose Goodman, a
Jewish girl, was jammed into a pO-
lice wagon and her breast bone
broken by a pOlceman's fist, how
the faces of Jewish girls were slapped
by harness bulls of the Chicago pO-
lice force, how there were hundreds
Of Jewish girls and women among
the 1890 arrested during the cloth
ing strike and these prisoners were
huddled in the vermin-cTept cells of
Harrison St, Chicago av. and Shakes
Pere av. stations - if this audience
had heard Miss Starr tell the story of
Russianized Chicago, l wonder
whether the speakers voice would
have been drowned by the kind of
sObbing which stopped Dr. Magnes
near the finish of his speech the
other night.
l wonder why Jewish womanhOod
in Chicago is not as sacred and beau
tiful, as much worthy of thought and
action, as the crushed and desperate,
Jews Of Russia, Poland and Pales-
tine.
-O-O
Aid Kerner's ordinance ranrIirioor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20

Aid. Kerner's ordinance requiring
Tenders on auto trucks up for con-
sideratiOn by judiciary committee to-
day. 2
The bee., 1916-11-17

Mrs. w. X. Nisbet, of Evansville,
will arrive In the city Sunday after
noon and will be musical director ol
"The Dusky Bellies of DsrktOwn."-
TO Dillingham;, OF Dawson, was
In the city today.
Mrs. b. NJ. Allen, of Cleveland, o.,
sister OF Mrs. Ida Walker, of Madi-
souville, and Mrs. Geo. q. Atkinson,
OF this city, who is under treatment
at the city hospital at Madisonville,
lie better.
Mrs. E. e. Davis, of this city, un-
dergoing treatment at the city hos
pital at MadIsOnville, is improved.
Next Sunday viii be America
Missions Day at the CHRISTIAN Sum
day school. A short Instructive pro-
gram will beg'n at $3.50 O'Clock, the
subject OF which will be Alaska. ."
A number OF Junior boys and girls
will take part In this. The Offering
for the morning will go to the Amer
lean Missionary Society who will re,
turn one-half 10 the KentuckylBible
school Association and the other
half goes TO aid the work in Ameri-
ca and Alaska.
The bee., 1916-11-17
GIRLS HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY
ACCENT B ottle Destroys
Dandruff and Doubles
Beauty of Your Hair

Within ten minutes after an
application of Danderine you
can not find a single trace of
dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will nor itch, but
what will please you most will
be after few weeks use, when
you see new hair, fine and downy
at first-yes-but really new
halr-growing all over the scalp.
A little Dsnderine immediate
ly doubles the beauty of your
nair. No difference how dull,
faded, brittle and scraggy, justt
moisteu cloth with Danderine
and carefully draw 1t through
your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is
amszing-your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy, and have an ap-
pearauce of abundance; an in
comparable lustre, softness and
luxutiance.
Get a 25.cent bottle of Knowl-
toms Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter, and prove
that your hair is as pretty and
soft as anY-that it has been
neglected or injured by careless
treatmenl-that's all-you sure
ly can have beautiful hair and
lots of it If you will just try a
little Danderine.
The bee., 1916-11-17

.Jthers and my husband procured two bot
ties OF Prescription at the drug store.
got stronger at onde and the use Of two
bottles brought me up from my sick bed
and put me on my feet. have had no
return of the trouble since. This was
some ten years ago."-MRs. NANCY
SANDERS, 1888 Central Ave
Thousands Of women right here in Ken
lucky who are now blessed with robust
health cannot understand why thousands
OF other women continue to worry and
suffer from ailments peculiar TO women
when they can obtain for a trifling sum
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
win surely and quickly Danish all pain,
distress and misery and restore the
womanly functions TO perfect health.
Young mothers who preserve the
charms Of face and figure in spite OF an
increasing family and the care Of growing
children are always 10 be enyied. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription gives the
strength and health upon which happy
motherhood depends. 1t practically does
away with the pains Of maternity. IL
enables the mother TO nourish the infant
life depending on her, and enjoy the
hourly happiness Of watching the develop
ment Of perfectly healthy child.
Sick headache, biliousnesa, costiveness,
and all arrangements Of the liver, stomach
and bowels are relieved, prevented BY
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The bee., 1916-11-17
MUCH NO
SIGN OF HEALTH
TsnIaC Man Says Many Not
Benefited By FOOa
POOR DIGESTION THE CAUSE

Declares That Much Misery Is Due TO
Ignoring Warning Symptoms and
Tells Of the Success Of TanIao In
Many Severe and Long Standing
Troubles.
Many persons might as well not eat
for all the benefit they derive from
their food. They can eat plenty OF
almost anything, but no nutritive ef-
fects show in their bodies. They re-
main, according to the Tanlac Man,
the same stomach worried, puny and,
apparently, unfed individuals.
1--WE eat" he said, ito supply the
body with the vitality It has lost I'm
the expenditure Of energy. When that
vitality has not been restored We be.
come weary, feel distressed, lose am.
btion and lack interest in what we
have to do.
Natures Warning.
This shows something is wrong In
most cases the fault is an unhealthy
stomach and an upset condition of the
digestive tracts. Stomach distress is
warning to remedy conditions be-
fore we are overtaken by more seri.
Gus ills.
yet that tired, draggy. just-half.
sick feeling may be the indication Of
an ailment that will result In a life
time Of suffering. Many persons.
month after month, have permitted
these unpleasant feelings to lpass
without attention, only to find them.
selves in after years afflicted with
health worries that might have been
prevented.
Secret Of Success.
"Tanlac goes to the root OF most
physical worries. The proper asslm.
ilation OF food is everything to the
preservation of health. II the nour.
ishing qualities OF food are not car
ried by the blood into every part OF
the body there can not be good health
Herein lies the secret of Tanlac's sue
cess. II assists in proper digestion
and assimilation. which is funda
mental in maintaining healthy body
Tanlac may be obtained in the fol
lowing nearby towns: EARLING
TON. Geo. King 4 Sons; MADI
SONVILLE, Gardiner & Bowmer
MORTONS GAP, B. T. Robinson
NORTONVILLE, City Drug Store
WHITE PLAINS, DR.. Bailey
MANNINGTON, Walter Mcintosh
ST. CHARLES, George King 8
Sons; OARBONDALE, G. A
Woodruff; DAWSON SPRINGS
Coleman & Wallace; OROFTON
Brasher & Croft; R. F. d. CROF
TON, Rance & Mcintosh; PRINCE
TON. Wylie & Walker.
The bee., 1916-11-17
News of the TOwn
"Good morningI Have
yea seen The Courier?
RVansviilg's best paper"

Mrs. Sam Fleming and son visited in
Hopkinsville last week.
Rev. S. s. Jones, pastor Of the
Christian church at Madisonville, will
deliver a series Of sermons here be-
ginning November 9th. Rev. Jones
is an earnest and forceful speaker and
will no doubt be greeted by a large
audience.
Mother Agnes and sister Bernard,
Of st. Joseph, were in the city this
week visiting the st. Bernard Paro-
chial school.
Anyone wishing pictures from
negatives made within the last FIVE
years, will kindly advise me before
Nov. goth. Mrs. Alma Oorbitt,
Photographer.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the Southern Methodist church has
been observing the Worlds Week Of
Prayer and have instructive meetings
at the church every afternoon this
week.
Brick Southworth has been con-
fined at his home few days this week
on account Of illness.
Mrs. L. v. Renfro was the hostess
Of the Needlecraft Club on Tuesday
evening and had as her guests all the
club members and Mesdames w. r.
Cloyd and E. w. Renfro. AZ the con
clusion of busy time, a very tempting
lunch was served.
Mrs. Della Southworth entertained
the Ladies' Auction Whist clUD on last
Friday afternoon.
Kirby o'Bannon spent Wednesday
in st. Charles on business.
The bee., 1916-11-17
A Texas Wonder

The Texas Wonder cures Kidney
and bladder troubles. observes grAv-
ell. cures diabetes, weak ana lame
backs, rheumatism aud all irregu-
larities OF bladder troubles. femOv-
ing gravel, the kidneys apo bladder
in both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in chiIdren If not
sold by your druggists will be sent
by mail on receipt OF 81 GO. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails 10 rerfeet q
cure. Send for testimOnias from
Kentucky and other States. Dr. II.
w. Hall, 1925 Olive ST., ST Louis,
Mo. Sold by all druggists.
The bee., 1916-11-17

Today there are whole towns where Arbuckles
is practically the only coffee used In one State
alone, in year, four pounds Of Arbuckles Coffee
was used for every man, woman and child in the,
State-four times as many pounds of fcoffee as the
population ofthe State Arbuekle Bros. .NewYork
The bee., 1916-11-17
Perhaps Il Was Necessary.

Scene City Restaurant.-rwO elder
~ ladies, with adopted child, take their
place at the table. Order, according to
menu. served. First lady Ito Child)-
'Now, Minnie. dear, remember your
blessing" Second lady-"Yes, say
your g ace. dear. Always do that when
away from home as well as at home"
Child docking most obedient)-"Lord
have mercy upon this food" Waiter
runs.
The bee., 1916-11-17
Suspended Sentence.

Three-year-old Keith had told his
mother a deliberate lie and she had
put him to bed as punishment. Sit
ting by the bedside, she asked him
what he would do If he had a little
boy who did such a thing. After a
moments thoughtful silence the child
rel lied, II fink I'd give him anover
chi.- N."-Christian Herald.
The bee., 1916-11-17
Broken Ties Hard to Replace.

A chord, stronger or weaker, is
snapped asunder in every parting, and
times busy fingers are not practiced
in replacing broken ties. Meet again
you may; win it be in the same way2
with the same sympathies? with the
same sentiments2 WIN the souls, hur-
rying on In diverse paths, unite once
more, as If the interval had been a
dream7 Rarely, rarely l-Bulwer.