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'niat ftdrttr fem, als 5ur 3eit, ba er
feline Wenfd snmaHen sesen bic Ueuts
i4en an Der CONNIE fdleuberte. I'm,
lere Settle bdeegeu bat burf bic b6berc
arisssiinft uno burd bic lmiidt, ME
iie nur benz Osutiden a~nsebsren III
uno our4 bic 9enialitdt Der Gibrsr
bic 9erluits in mdbisen grsnoen ges
baltsn, baB iis nidt bios sebedt spers
ben tDnnen, ionosrn bdb eine Reisros
D~orhanoen 1T, Our4 ipelde tie an Der
Weitfront in bic lleber5abl selangi
unb oas seniist, um einsn entfdeioen.
ben Sies gu erringer. nadoem feititee
benb 1T. bub an Der O%itfront teine
erniilide Gefabr msbr brobt.
Der 5einb pirb fir feline !SersloIia,
teit. baB er unnOtbis glut peraiebt
unb fir feinen ~unperitanb, bab Ct
ausii8tsloit qIdne bsst. idipsr gu BIZ.
ben BADEN. GIN @~oitsseeridt NTH
iiher i'm nieb,rsebsn. Sieie @epibs
belt 1T bas aiat, bas bieien tribeu
Weibna9tstag erbelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25
,rOh. Seer, srapinat, um bamtt ST.

arobe Secre srstpinst, nm bdmit gr'
oberunsss politit Su trsiben. Bsnn
man nun BEN prGIipenten reip. Dem
ameritanii9c Wplte cine 8ar!s uns
terbreitete, aus psl9er eriidlid 1T,
BON ipie pielsn frempen unb I~tarten
Hotipnen DON allen Seiten Deutid-
Lamb umeeben lit, 10 oirite etl-
leu6ten, ME unumsGngli9 notbpers
big es 1T, Elm srobes 9eer gu unter'
bolten urb rpenn peiter oaruui binges
pieIen piro, pelde pi1tise Roae
lDaiti6lanb ais Sriepcnsfiiter felt
1871 seipielt unD pis es oreinnooiers
sig Sabre lang trob ieines aroben
6eerss ban 5rieoen eetpabrt bat, 70
birfte 9lGen, bic i~iberbaupt Die Wabns
belt b0ren pollen, einleudten, pab odS
@erebe BON preubii4sn Militdri2mus
ni9ts anoeres ais cine Git Der 4Qiir.
ten 1T. I'm @oruribsile seeen 3euti6,
Lamb gu eripedsu unb baB bic 4bIi4t
barauf sert4tet 1T, 9euti9lanc lpebrs
log gu MAIDEN. SIN gegenias bier3u
t0nnte man auf ben 6ritii9en N0pas
tismus binpeiien, Der tets bic Ns,t
bebrpbt bat uno nod Iie beprobt. ntdt
gum MinbeIten infer eigenes 2anb,
inoem gnelano ourd feline Ma3t Die
Msere Su iperren, bic @Dlter untsr
feinsn Wilen Spinst.
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Ser Smbalt zines MuuitiOnss
Samplers.

Die 2abuns bss i'm nDrbIiden Giss
nicer BON einem osutItsn u.goot psr<
feuiien Dampfers .gitriba" ben
1858 gr. y. mar fir bas rumds
nti6e Deer beitimmt. Inter ibr be-
ianoen fi1. nj, aus Der aabeliite bes
5abr3suses bs~rpcrsett, u. q. $4,000
Slid 7.5s3sntimetsr'gr anatsn nit
3iiEoern, 1900 Stiid 7.5s3entimes
let : fartufher, 14,0O1,O00 aartus
iden fir Mitraiaeuien 100000
Stid 3.7s3tntimster $ Granatsn.
300 Stablbombsn nit 3inbsrn uro
Gabung. $500 Slid 12s 3sntimeters
@ranaten unb sbsnfo pitl. 8artuidsn.
$4,000 patrOnsn fir Wai4inen'
espebre, 5000 3Inbiduuren. 10000
Stdblbelme, 10000 @etpebre, 100
electromagnetic (SpItem 5otdtib)
20 Stiid So sntimetsrs WlDrier. $50
padiottel fir Interchangeable uito
Runition, 2s gtutoS, 38 9%ourenauips.
% 9aitautos, s 9rantenautos, 7 Sos
nitGtspasen mi. poIIitGnoissr drStli'
der 4usriiiiunq, 2 5lugtuei6appsu,
8 g~uftbalons nit 3uteb0r, 1888 5ons
nsn Stahl in gdrrsn. 80 9onnsn 9tis
del, % 5onnen S9pefeI. 8.5 5onnsn
9lsi, 81 1onnsr Mai6irsn unb Dps
namos. Der Msrtb Der aoouns ipirp
auf % Wilionn Wart. Der WeIt5
hes ususn S9iiiss aui emo 90 wil'
lionsn Marit ssitdBt, 10 Dab 8sutl3s
laHhs 7einbsn nit Der 9~srientuns bss
S6iiiss insseiGmmt Elm gsIbitdbeH
bon minhetsns % Wiuionen Wiarit
sniitanoen 1T.
Gs iii bas erie MaI pGbrsnb ets
jegiQeu 9ritsss, pab bic aaoung .ints
psrisHttsn 9ampfsrs S"iff.rnmafis
barasleQt piro. Die Specification
Ssiat, lpie ipittis Der 5uudboptirisg
aud fir bic aritsfiibruue Der arnse
1T, oenn Der bur3 bic 8~erisnturs
iclder 5ransportbampi,r psruriaGte
@usfalI an Sriessmatsriol mub iir
ben Gesner mertbar Isin. beioroers
absr fur bi, Rumdnen, bi. ii6 buu'
errb iibsr bic ialetie @eriorsuns an
Wunition uro Waffsu burd ibre
9erbuHbeien bsiIogen.
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autraIienB arissB.
anleihe.

9onbon. "a. DECEMBER. Tsf
3insfuB fir bic neue ounralifdg
arisasanlsibs bon 100000 pfurh
Stsrling ;pirb Al proseuf betrayed
rie Der aor,sfppnbsnt bts Rsi.tr
f6sn Bureaus In Mslbourns bfpes
ihirf. Die 3eidnlmesn f6litBsn am
]. Hebtuur unb bic elnItibt 10 Ian
SABRE 1925 fdtIia,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

Ra6ridteu aus Wubs
ingtOn IaTen srisben, bGb bic
Jriebsnsnote bes q~rdfioentsu boupts
iG6li6 bsitimmt TT. 9lurbeit liner be
3iele Der Qniirteu gu erlanger. oG
bieie nit einem Sdpan BON Reoenss
rtsn barsetelt perben, Der urper'
itGnbli6 1T. Der prGiiosnt bat aus
.2pnbon unb paris febr Oisl ppn preu'
biI6em Niltturismus ge9ort unO bs'
fiuDet ii4 serau in osrieIbeu 0unts!'
belt, rpie mir, oab sr ni4t peib, mas
bamit semeint iein tDnnte. Gr nil
senaue 4ustuuft BADEN, nag e nit
benz prsubtfaen Wilitarismus fur
Elm 8epenben bat. Die Qaiirten rpers
ben inn aber bic 4ustuuft Derpe-
germ, neil tie bann 8uge6eu mib.en,
bab Der BON linen b~eftdnoie Ingez
fibrte preubii6s NiIitarismus stre
boble Rebsnsurt 1T bic blos .d3u
oienen ioq, bic GroberungsgeIuits Der
@Qiirten su perbeten. Damn nil Der
prditoent piifen, mas Die aaIirtsa
unter etnem rgsre6ten" Jrlsoen" Oer'
ftsben unb bierin pirp ips3ieq auI
Jrantrsi9 bingeipieien, Oh Oieies uns
ter einen sere4ten 5rieosn bios bic
HiiderItattung oes bon ben DeltiteR
in bieIem Hriegs eroberten 9ebletss
meiut. obsr ob es aud gliabs2ot5rins
gen, cine ariesaenti4Gotsung ODER gar
Die bauernbe gntpaffuurg Deg oeuts
ifen Seeres perlangt. 0ieIt 6rassn
srregen ben Corn Der aIiir!en prefe,
bic natirlia fir lire repetition Re
sieruugsn ipridt. Sic molten biefs
niht beantporten u..b iUiine
ifen audi feline &Onferen5, II. De!4.r
lie ge3pungen DGren, bieie Jragsn gu
beantuorten, ba ibuen DOuauf bepubt
1T, bab Der prGfibent fi4 DON linen
abipenbeH niirbs, fobalb i6m tlar 1T,
rDelde Dubniiunigen GoroeruHesu bic
4niirten plansn. sic lafsn ii6 aud
Hur einem Geinos gegenibsr itslIsn,
Der bilflos am 9cben Iiest urb bic
aliirtsn bilben fi9 Elm, bic beuifden
8erbiinbeten in otefe Gage brinacr Al
t0unen, mas bod nidt aneers,
als bOffnunsslofer Ddbniinn .rf6eis
nsn lam, angefi9ts Der 5batiade,
bab bic Deutifen bislans bic an6ee
ftrittensu Sieger seipeisu fiHS.
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&Ontaa, ben %. 9e5embsr 1916

Wie su erparten fanp
tpero.n iest aus benz aaiirtensSas
TspeIden iiber Sunser<arafpals IN
9.uti6Ianb ubssitidt. Triiber NUT
ben bieie R.lpunsen i'm Sur4ttnls'
einmal bic WO4e srtattet. horten
aber auf, als bic unrpabrbett socrlc
bejtdnois erpisien tpuroe. Sept srel!i
man picDer gu benz Wsittsl, uni nl'
unsuiriepsnbeit Bel ben aIiirten Wol'
tern iber bic @ermerfung Der oeut'
iaen Jriebenstonfsren5 gu befd3tpIdhts'
gen, inbem ibuen pcrgesautelt fr'ro'
baB Osutitlanb am Sungertuas naSi
unb bamit beitimmt 5uiammenbrefel'
iperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

W DIrbe ptsIlei9t drges
bradt fetn, bab bic Seutfdm in nies
fem aanbs Dem prdFbeaieu EN- Re.
mOranbum nHterbreiteten, fDeIdss ibr
IN DifIsHf4aftIi4er Weife. unp Obu,
trseuS pelde JOrberuusen baraH ~
tniipfsn, auftldrte. mas ote aaiirteu
unter preubi6em Wilitarismas Der.
tte6en, NIT ueIfer RsbeHsdrt lie bas
amsritanif4e Bolt ni6t bios su f6us
l4en DerfHhen, fonbern ire gsfiibrt
babsn. Bel oiefem berrfdt be Nm.
ittt Dor, odb IN prcuBen cine srtpife
RIafs bie 5erri4afs fiibrt, tDslas
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Webnrten.

Gbnrlss unb gloreuts SOffmar.
800 Sutdihs 2lp.., annbt.
RuHen uub 2.norn Wae. 123 Dtt
Imts Str, ann6e.
Sobn uno Mnrp Ginfsl, 1875
Dci imam Sirabs, Rna5e.
Sdtrp unb Sophie RuTsII. 1415
Wc.n Sir, Mdbftn.
Niaiam ano Warearet SbaRnoa.
l2s 5untinston plues, Tdbftn
eamberi unb anna Maltnsr, 20a.
81 Clifton apsnus. Wdedsn.
Deter uHb aorstta Eonabus, 98e
Oh Drift, Sirabs, MdSdsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

Die Sbatfa9e, bub Oiterrei'
9ii6e aruppen tpieoer in Ma5eoonier
tdmpfeu, ldbt barauf i9lisben, bah
Salouiti ben nG6itsn angriifspuntt
biIben pirb. Die gprtbeile elmer Ger
itOruns bieier Bats Der aaiirten iine
uHbertennbar. Sobalb oieier 9aien i'm
QsgGiiden Neer beieBt lit uno aud
ale SGfen i'm aoriatiihen yIeei, oa
4Itanien in bieien &riegspIan einSes
aoscn peroen mug. limb Die Siirten. in
ben Stano ssfeBt, iit nit &Ielnaitir
gu beIdGitigeu, no ibre aufgdbe oa'
rim beite6t, bic Ruhen pieoer aus Yr'
menien binaus5uperien uno nit gros
Ser Ma9t an ben sues &auaI por3u-
Srinssn. Cine peIentIi4e unterftiBs
uug lperoen tie bierin finben, iobdlc
Ourh pDQige groberung Der Oondus
miinbuns oeuti6e Sau4bpOte ms
S9narae Meer einluufen uno ZEN
ruIIj6en Sruppentronsport iiber Die
ies Mssr na9 &leiuaiien per binbern.
Die Wirtung mare t6atid4IiA, oaB
RuBlanp eGn3li9 BON benz genannten
arlegsi4aupIaB abgd6nitten lplros,
ba Der inn CUR 8erfigunS itelenos
iebr 6ei6werIia uno 3eit'
rau6enb lit. Sinh bic 9irteH iibsr
Der Sue3saanaI geIaugt, Oann ntrO
2Iopb @eorge cine unoere Sprafe
fIbren. uIs iest. SeIbitoeritdnoli4
tperpen bic beutifsn 8erbiiuDeten ben
Sieg in RumGnien aud pabin un3'
bab lie bur6 Die WoIbuu mar
T6iren unb baour9 bic Rufsn 3ipins
gen, bic 8utopinu gu rdumen. 9les
bdrauf b~tn5upsiien, oob bic
erft reinen Slid i'm BAL
.tanoebiet MAIDEN perben, e6e lie lire
Offenfipe an Der Msitfront 6%egirn:n
unb bic anndbme lit nidt ungerett'
bab Der 5eiHb, Der jebt ben
5rieben tb0ri9t 5uriidpeiit, isIber cds
rum nadiu6en pirb, nu9oem Solos
nil bs3tDuHgen III.
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,3uiamu,eu .S9,ft2

ouinmrten ..........$ 9,ff2.3O
9erihte Der Eobtengrdber
auf benz Gt. Morien Gottesnder
rpirben Iattt benz @eriht bes EobicH.
Jrabers Sobn Suetten Ddlueno bes
,Sabres insgeiammt S03 9eiden &c.
iiattct unb 20 Seidlen erblmirt. Api
bem ct. Soicpbs @ottesgdrr lpilrocn,
mie Der 1ontengrIeer Clemens Tper-
ger berittete, rudbrenb bes nbac.
.Iaufsneu Sdbres insGeiarutt bT6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25
8. g. &. Gotttsaitr. Gdtlidait.
Sabresberidjte Der gOritnn6sbeamten
uuS Srie6bofs.S nperiuienoeuteu.
Tie gbiimmuHs lber Osrifieoenr
@Ouitituiionsperanberunseu
erfOlgt.

In Der q Marien SdaIbalIe ianO
oeitern gsahmittno inter 8oriis ees
SerrH Selrp ajitler uno III abpeien.
beit Oes ourb Sranfbeii perbinbertcn
oerrn Geo. Y. Sd)ron6. nit Serrn
Go. q. 8artner III. ais Setret1r, cine
allsemeine Observation-Disclosures
itait, mn Die Sabresberifte iiber Die
3hatigfeit Der D u. q. @~ottesoder.
Sefeuitnit eltt0eaen5uneEmen.
Gie ginnahmen unb Nus.
eaber
lleber DC Ginnabmeu lnb gnsgn.
Zen robren6 beg perilonenen Sahres
betidiete Setretdr George .. S6rauo
ME foI6t:
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3uiammen. .$3t.366.23
|GinHabmen ber einselneu
8emeinben.
gie Ginnnbmen in ben einJeInT
Bcmein6en tparen Iont benz. ebenfaas
pom Sefret1r George y. Sfranb un.
.erbrcitpten Bertbt wie iolgt:
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t.: srobsn aufgabs ssneFsn. bi. biz
sur 9STuns fiarb, iii cas erss5nis
IL. Isbr befrisbissnb.
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Dte characterization mol
len 3eitungen, bic Iu5eisen bon Se'
trdntsbdnplern oerOffentlihsn, Dor
Der ppibef0rOeruns aussddloiien ie:
ben unb baben bereits bic unterbreI'
tuns elmer Bill in bidem Gimme IN
Matchmaker ReprGientantenbauie per
anlabt. Der aongreb pirb hoffentltt
bic Bill, fpenn iis our Debate selans
gen iplts, pom 2rinStpisuen. b. !. tom
ititutipnallen Stanbpuntt aus elmer
senauen priifuus u~nterSieben unS
alsbann t0nnte er re ni6t seuebm,'
gen, benn fe pertDrpert bic abIidt.
bic qoit als Wtittsl sur llnteroridans
Der 6anoelsz unb 9ebdntenfreibeit gu
benuben. Wir bdbeu bierin iaon si@
men pidtisen aampf burdssfotssn,
als bic StIapenbalter bic poit geeen
bic 3eitungeu iperreu tpoaten, pslde
fir bic 4bidaffuns Der Stluperei aet'
ttrten. Cine Bill, pel9e etne iolhe
Sperre perfiieen fuIte. tuurbe DOM bas
malisen Sonsreb dIs Elm gingriff in
bic 9rebfreibsit Oertpprfsn unb es 1T
nidt erii4tlia, ME Der iesise apagrsB
dnbers perfabren t0nnte, tpenn er baE
Junbament unfsrr Resieruns. Die
Rpnititution, b~etbebalten min.
Das gunhess Sdiebsse4
riot bat our9 ieinen Spruh einen
Sireit uon Wei5enitensrn auf 0ftIis
aen guAnen aei4liatet. Wan pa. bies
ier Gntf4eioung nit Sntersfe sntgs'
seneeieben, neil tie eine praitii6e
probs auf oas BON prdiiosnterW ilipu
OeranlaBte 9eisB sur ginfibruHs bes
a4titiinoteen grbeitstases i'm gabu'
betrieb gu liefsru Deripra4. Der
Spru3 ptberlsgt bic Innabme, auf
pel4e bin Der Trdiioent bas Sejeg
foroerte, benu oas S9eosseri9t III
gu Dem gefuHo gelangt, bab Der 46t>
ltlrbntas i'm Yahnoienit uHbur4,
fiibrbur lit. Das S9iebsgeri4t BAT
oemna4 bios bic aobnfrase in BE-
tra4t ge5osen. inoem es ben Streitern
einen ap9nuufi6las bepiliate, Der lie
in ben Stanb isstn iou, Jsrien gu
rebmen, tpenn iie bas gebirfnib 5iers
fir empfiuben. Der Sieut fei tppbl
ridt Gufreibenb, aber bic lanaeu 4rs
belts ftuuben lestsn bic Rotbpenoigfeit
Don Rubepauien nabe. Denn FOLDER
Netie bic uuburhfibrbarteit beg
Abami oui4eu Iatitunbengeisses els
fpiefen TT. 70 piirbe bic ginii6t a.6ie>
ten, es gu fpiberrufen unb tbotfd6li9
tptrb bds bon beibsu Seiten, 4rbeiigss
bern uno zRebmsrn, perlongt. Don Gr.
iteren aug benz un~gefibrten @ruube
Der uHburdfIbrbart.it unb DON 2ese
tereu, neil Der prdfbent auf cine!n
3uiaB bsitebt, Der porf9reibt, bab tein
Streif erfldrt perben foG, Bis zine
tdiebsgerittIide Shli9tung periu6t
tpor0eH TT. Weun Der grdfibent bic
paFtrung bes 3ufases erstpinat, 70
niro it9 buraus Der eisenthdmIide
uno unbefrieoigeube 3uftdnb erae5er.
bag teine Der bsiben pdrtsieu, oer,n
SntereFen bas @sfes bieneu fun, ba.
NIT pirrhsrftnrhsr ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-16
The Road to Happiness

With the hours of daylight now
about down to the minimum, the in
creasing duration of moonlight even
ings affords some compensation for
the withdrawal of the suns presence
and the genial warmth of its rays. A
shortened day balanced by moon
light evening is to many an evidence
of divine thoughtfulness for the add
ing of cheer to the children of men.
1t is hard to abandon, even temporar-
ily, the atmosphere of summer. With
il are so closely associated the song
and chatter of the winged tribe, the
afternoon spent at the waters edge
and the evening on the front porch
where, snugly cushioned in the Bag
lev rocker, with relatives from dis
lance home on their vacation, we were
prone to live over the days that are
now behind us. These are moments
of keenest relish.
With the bleak days at hand, beck
oning straight TO winter, new proup-
ing Of thought forces is at work. Some
changes and adaptations are neces-
sary. We hesitate, for we have long
since almost lost the down from our
bodies, but nature, by gradually build
ing up TO the water stage and by
brief respites in open weather, trains
us for the big change to another zone
With the sun three million miles near
er than in summer, we really feel far
Their away from it, as in its oblique
course it cuts a shorter arc over the
horizon. The moon, as if to supple
ment the lord of day, careens high in
the heavens in prolonged effusion OF
delightful, silvery reflection. Only the
Harvest and Hunters moon are rivals
to its brilliancy. And when those long
evenings are here, when we are settl-
ed to winter and declare for the OBJ
servance of it's institutions, there is
new delight in winter for every ten
ant within its embrace. Nature takes
to slumber and recuperation. Man is
rested from his heaviest labors on the
farm, and if he will only look about
him he will find innumerable oppor.
tunities for JOY and contentment in the
"dead of winter" A family that i:
at peace with itself is already well or
the way to happiness and contentment
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-16
SHILOH

Ben Comstock, Jr., and l.. ID. Eas-
Textbook were in Ionia, Friday.
Chas. Gilmore of Ionia visited old
friends and neighbors Friday.
l.. ID. Easterbrook, M. b. Gates,
Robt Hall and Fred Peabody attended
|. o. o. f. lodge in Fenwick, Thurs
day night.
F.. f, Brown visited his son Hardy
and wife in Ionia, Wednesday night.
Albert Crane and wife visited their
son Charles and wife Tuesday.
NJ. B. Gates and Ben Comstock, Jr.,
attended |. o. 0. F. lodge at Palo on
Wednesday night.
Mrs. l. B. Comstock is at Orleans
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Ernie
Morgan. and little granddaughter.
Ben Comstock, Jr., visited in Palo
Sunday
Floyd Mikesell and mother spent
Sunday with Ray Mikesell and family.
|. B, Comstock with Egbert Com
stock and family spent Sunday with
Guv Hoppough and family.
Harold Clements and Letha Allen
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends and relatives in Lyons.
Eddie and Ella Waters spent Sun
day in Ionia.
Glenn Lambertson of Bedding spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. l.. ID.
Easterbrook and family.
Mrs. Frank Matice and Zuba were
Sunday callers at Van Peabody's.
Mrs. Chas. Crane spent Saturday
at Eugene Decker's
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-16
Butcher Was In
Bad Condition
TOOK TANLAC AND ALL HIS
STOMACH ILLS VANISHED
AT ONCE

until / started taking Tanlac,"
said II. j. Knowles, butcher, living
on Powell avenue, Hampton township,
near Bay City, 81 knew no relief from
the worst sort of stomach trouble.
Often / would feel as if / would fall
over while at my work and finally
had to give up work altogether. |
got so i couldn't eat thing without
having gas form on my stomach. / suf-
fered from indigestion. l could not
eat greasy foods. grew nervous and
got low in spirits. was out of sorts
most of the time and did not feel like
doing anything. / began to sleep
badly and was in about as bad shape
as any man could be.
81 tried many remedies but nothing
helped me and l was badly worried.
hardly knew what to do until one day
I heard of the good work being done
by Tanlac. / got a bottle and started
taking it. Tanlac soon proved it's
worth for began to improve immedi-
ately. Soon was feeling better than
L had since was a boy. l took up
my work again and can do more work
now than ! could before ! got sick.
am q strong booster for Tanlac be-
cause think It is really good"
Tanlac can be obtained here at the
store Of Wortley & French.--adv.
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Local Items


Mrs. c. M. Peterson went to Leroy
Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Comstock returned to
Muir Friday.
Henry Clemens has returned home
from Hillsdale.
Miss Mile Zieman was in Grand
Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Luck was in Grand
Rapids, Saturday.
John Lewis made business trip to
Lansing last Friday.
Ira Darling went to Portland on a
business trip Saturday.
Mrs. Fred McDuffy and son Dallas
were in Greenville, Monday.
Mrs. l. l.. Hubbell is in Grand
Rapids for few days visit.
Forrest Fish went to Trufant Mon
day TO load car of stock.
Miss Louise Barron was in Grand
Rapids Friday and Saturday.
w. l.. Cusser returned Monday
from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Daniel Cameron was in Lans-
ing over Sunday visiting relatives.
j. +. Kaufman Of Lansing was in
the city over Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. jerks and
daughter went to Collins Saturday.
Miss Mary Weigers was in Grand
Rapids visiting friends over Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Aubill and daughter Wis
tied in Lowell Saturday and Monday
Mrs. Eugene Lee went to Lowell
Tuesday for few days visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Albert Northway of Smyrna is
assisting in the city hospital as night
nurse.
Mrs. Frank Rowland and children
went to Grand Rapids to visit friends,
Saturday.
Miss Francis Marlatte left Friday
for Altoona to spend few days at her
old home.
John H. Taylor went to Grand
Ledge Friday to work in the chair fac
tory there.
Mrs. A. f. Dorr entertained her sis
ter, Miss M. Fuller of Grand Rapids
over Sunday.
Can't sleep, eat, work. Bad stom-
ach and liver. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea induces sweet, restful
sleep, gives you an appetite. Tones,
stimulates and strengthens the stom-
ach and liver, regulates the bowels.
You'll feel better right away. Corner
Drug Store.-adv.
M. l.. Deitz returned from Lakeview
Monday. Mrs. Deitz spent Sunday in
Howard City.
Herbert Angel and family went to
Portland Friday for visit with Ches-
ter Divine.
Miss Marguerite Lamb is in Grand
Rapids this week. She went there
last Friday.
Mrs. Ella Rozene went to Howard
City Friday to visit her daughter, who
resides there.
VIM. Barker went to Grand Rapids
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Coole over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Green return
ed home from Sand Lake Monday
where they had been called by the
sickness of her parents.
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Stop the raeking and hacking. raise tho
ohleem. heal tho soreness with Foley's Honey
end Tar Compound.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-16

Mrs. Howard Ferguson went to
Grand Rapids Monday for q few days
visit with relatives there.
Mrs. c. f. Holcomb returned from
Cedar Springs Monday, where she had
been to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Horace Robinson was called to
Traverse City Friday to see her hus-
band, who is in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith of Kendall
vile, Ind, have been visiting relatives
and friends here the past week.
Miss Emma Potruff, who has been
assisting in the hospital as nurse, re-
turned home to Lowell, Monday.
Mrs. John Simons went to Grand
Rapids Saturday to remain for few
days with her son and husband.
Mrs. Ellen Hollenbeck returned to
Morley Saturday, after visiting
friends in the city for few days.
Chas. Rollison, who was the guest
Of Howard Shannon and other friends
here, returned to Ludington, Monday.
A. S. Dimmick made a business trip
to Grand Rapids, Tuesday in the inter-
ests of the Bedding Lumber company.
VIM. Smith and family, who visited
friends and relatives here and in this
vicinity several days, returned to Coral
Monday.
Miss Laura McComb, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Narcotic
for several weeks, returned to King
sley, Tuesday.
The great war has not interfered
with the sale of Partisan Sage for the
hair, as il is now made in this country
from the original formula. Cures
dandruff and stops falling hair. Wort
I. q a,atn Hxy
Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Pease went to
Granville Monday, called there by the
serious illness of Neva, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Currie.
Frank De Trayne connected with the
Grand Rapids News has been in the
city for the past week. He was in
Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Perry of Palo
were in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Perry
was a resident here twenty years ago
and built several houses at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis went to
Grand Rapids Friday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. o. B. Brown and also
sister of Mr.. Davis for a few days.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Con-
gregational church will meet with
Mrs Byron F. Brown Wednesday,
February %. Ladies bring thimbles.
Donald Pilkinton and Earl Price,
who have been home from Ann Arbor,
returned Monday. Mr.. Price is TAX
ing a six years course in the univer-
sity.
Miss Hazel Unger and her mother
have moved from the rooms over the
bakery to the Mrs. Abbie Spencer
house recently vacated by Henry Pat
terson.
Farmers Week will be observed at
the Michigan Agricultural College in
Lansing, February % to March 4th.
Preparations are being made for big
meeting each day.
Jake Englebert is selling a novelty
in the line of an automatic shoe clean
er and foot scraper. 1t can be at
| tached to the floor near the entrance
door to the house.
At the state convention of Hard
ware men held in Grand Rapids this
week, Charles A. Ireland of this city
and Ionia, is on the program to re-
spond to the address of welcome given
the association by Mayor George f.
Ellis. Mr.. Ireland is chairman of the
press committee.