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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21
Ser ,,brape" &nut..

llnIere aniirte preiIe bot bem Ses
major DON WinneIota, Snute Helion,
ou ben &omplimenten, bic er iit-, ielbit
maat, nod eine 4nSahl binsugefiisi
uno 5par auf Grunb eines S6rei6ens,
oas er an einen ieiner Sonititusnten
ridtste. Oieier bate ibn bnsu besliidz
tpini6t. bab er bas ein5ige aonsreBs
Witslieo aus Minneiota lpar, pelhes
Di, Gorei9e Reiolution abgelsbnt 5ats
te, ppna9 qmeritunern geratben ipsrs
ben iOIlte, alIiirten Saiffen fern gu
bleiben. en Dem S6reiben Iugt Der
braDe 8nute, bab er ii9 bas @Dtum
ieines Senats z&Ollegen Glapp po9l
ertlaren tann, absr nidt bas @ptum
Der Sausmitglisbsr. Wenn biefe na6
oem beutIhen @Otum fii1ten, befdus
ben iie it6 i'm Srrtbum, benn nidlt alls
Stimmeebsr feisn beutfder abitams
mung. Sppeit es i'm betrdfe, babe er
ii4 perpfli6tst ssbulten, fir fein aanb
einsuseite6en, bem er 70 Oiel gu oers
odnten6dbe.
8as Der brape 3nute Teinen 2olles
gen unteritsllt, Idbt fi6 lei6t niebers
geben. Menn or dnoeutet, bag lie fir
Die 9oref4s ReIolution geifimmt bdz
ben, nm ii9 bes beutfhen @otums All
Derii6ern, 10 t0nnen iie nit gleidem
Redte fagen. bab Der brape anute,
Der i'm 9egenfab gu ieinsm aolIeaen
Glapp tets bic erobtapitaliifif6e
Sadie Dertrsten bat, fir feline @siine
nung bon Denen belphnt tpirb. bic
ouruus fold grObsn @ortbeil 3ie6en.
Der brabe 8nuts fpirb eine iol6e Der
bd6tiauna nit gntriiitunq suriidpei<
len. gs lit aud ni9t unTere Ibiift,
i'm gu perbd6ttgen, mir fpofIen i'm
bios belebren, baB fol6e perf6ntihe
unteritelIungen bodft unfdidfidb unb
oas geleibigungen feline geipeife fnb.
Menn Der brnpe anute fpeiter faat,
DAB Oieisnieen ii6 berre6nen, tpefde
auf bas oeuti6e 8otum bduen, neil
nitt alfe Gtimmgeber beutfher 2l6-
fanft ifnb. 10 If bas eiue Sbatfa9e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21
Sic ssreib.it Der Waesre.

gu unfsrem tpie gum S6ub uno
!osiI aaer @0lter irriiHen mir bic Be
ireiung Der Dslimssre erringen, nidt
I'M iie, pie gnglanb ss min, alIsin gu
6ebsrri9en, fOnbsrn lie alien 90ltern
in glei6er DeiIe bieHitbar su ma
ben". Sp Iagte Der betitids Rsi9ss
tan5ler am 10. 9lusuit bieies Sabres
inter bem gsifaQ bes bsuti9sn
Rei9stass unh bss beuti6en 9cIles.
2fls 9lntport i9risb Cir Gbparb
@rsp in ieinem grief an bic enslifte
grsife: ,Gs mare isbr Deruiinftie, bic
5reibeit Der Mssre gum 9ssenitanb
BON 8eratbungen, 8esriffsbeitimmuns
gen uno 4btpmmen nab bieIsm &riss
qe su MAIDEN, aber rti9t als etipas
9lbaefonbertes uuo nidt, folange tein
fsrie6e uno feline Si6erbeit gsgen ben
arieg unb beutf6e WetboOen gu Wais
Ter unb au 2unbe beftebsn". Ddmit
itellt bic enslif6e Regierung fir eis
nen ipGtsren .3eitpuntt ibre Mittpirs
tunJ BET Der Reeelung Der 3rage In
4usiiht, bic als zines unierer tDertbs
Dolliten Rriegs5iele bessi9net 5u ipers
ben pflest itnb bic ans fesfnbrenbsu
uno Gsebanbel ireibenbsn @6lter uus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21
9ie griei spiOnase.

Serr $. Welier. gu9bdltsr In Urn
teim fSoIlanb), BIS Dor bem arisse in
g.aris dnIdIiis, berei6ert bic 2ifts I'm.
ttrshtisisr gritfipioHaee bur4 gnss
lamb NIT sinigen intsreiTanien J1lIeH,
fur bic er bereit IN, bic bolls Werant-
irortuns ,u iibernebmen; s i4rtibi
pariiber:
Der snslifde Senior 0ifnst ni6i
nur sstp0bnlihe, ionbern uuh singes
i4risbsne gritfs. bic pon sinem nsus
tralsn mad sinem anbertn neutralen
acnbs peri@idt fperbsn. 9a einsss
Ifrisbtns griefe gans anbers kbans
felt iperbsn ipie geip6bnliht, tann ein
.3ufun@, Elm .Jrrtlm1, Elm .gerirrts
cefpef,nIein in einsn falfhen potfcd"
bier nidt uls GntI9uibisung borsss
frodt psrben. Gin ON 5. Sanudr
ron einsm meinsr 9iutorsn in 9nress
lena tSpanien) dufsegebener. an mid
mad Aslrnbsim (9olldnb) ubrdiiertsr
eingeI6riebensr Brief 1T in aOnbon
se5ffnst unb nit benz Strsifen:
Spensp bp Geuior ipieber 5usstlebt
iporben. Der Dda mar 70 oncrmaL
baB biz boldubisne poit Jpn tonitn.
tierts. uub itb ibn hem ipanifden @es
i1nbten I'M 5nog inter giRrtidung
res 8risfumf9laess eeinelbtt babe.
Gnslanb naBt ii4 an, bic aus BEN
nit ibm ptrbiinbstn i5ransrsi& icms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21
.2ofal Berid)t.
Rleine psli3einaA Arid3te,t. /.

gernarb grodmon Don &c.
2O2l Sutten 4penus, ipurbe eeiisrn
BON giifitr Gpissel i'm Munisiralses
riht i'm So unb bic aoiitn beitrait
neil sy ON Sonntas NIT feinen Qlutcs
mobii an tintm balienbtu SirnbeHs
babuipaaen an Der 2lihinnh elbsnue
inb MtNillan Strabe porbsigsiauit
trnr.
gsbr obtrfIdniid arbsittie elm
GinbrsdTr Der iih in Der Qa@t bonn
Sonntaa gum Wontaa 3utriit 5u btr
Wirtbidaft pon Scbn Widry an Der 8.
unb Gin Gtrdbe ptrf6ufft batts. Der
Burfds sps ndmlih ohns isbe Beute
al, fpsil sr "a unierlaiien baiit. benz
gsfbfHmnt isine 4nfmertiamfslt 5u
IGenten, Der nidt 3ugefdlpIIen hNr
uuo In bsm iin $500 tn Boar bsfaH.
ben. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21

gs lit unper It an b / 6 bab
in repubItfanii9en pplitii6sn areiien
BON elmer Rpmination bes Sberbuns
sRihtsrs Sugbes seiproaen lpirb.
ipdbrenb bieier ipieberboIt unb ause
briidli9 ertlirt bat, baB er fir bic
prGiioenti ibaftssaanoibatur niAt gu
babsn lei. Die Quii6t f9eint p6sus
ipaIten, bab tpenn Sugbes aud bic BE-
lperbung nm bic Domination ablebnt,
sr lie als pollsnbsie sbatIa9e anne6s
men tpirb. Damit fDnnte bic repubIiz
taHif9e 9artei in erpBe Sd4pierigieir
ten geratben. Rad alien, lpas mir
pifen, eebDrt Suebes ni6t gu Den
2suten, bic iibsrrebet tperben tOnnen.
Ssin ga lit ga unb iein glein lit
ylein. Menn aud nod Niemano Die
Observation-Disclosures ubselebnt
bat, 70 1T es bod Ihpn ppreetpmmen,
bab Elm nominirter 8iSeprGiioents
fdafts s8anbioat bic poll5ogene Nomis
nation abaelebnt bat unb Suohes
lpdrc Der Mann ba5u, ben Republifaz
Hern cine glei9e uebsrraihung gu Be-
reiten. Inter ben ertpdbnten llmitGns
ben gebietst bic 9oritdt, pon Sugbes
9lbitanb su ns6men unb an einen dnbes
ren Sanoibaten su benten, aber Big iebt
III ss unmDelicb gepefen, nur ,tnen
lsiien Qnidein BON llebsreinitimmuHg
in ge5ug auf einen Qnberen, auber
Roo'epelt au entbeden, mas ben 9ers
badt erreet, bub Suobes ols Dedmdns
tel fir ben raubsn Reiter bienen fon.
Dieter be6duptet 5ipar ebenfnas, bab
er bic 9aubibatur ni6t piinfde, aber
Nismdnb bebauptet, baB er lie abtebs
nen fpiirbe. bsnn unbeiissbare Ibneis
suns eesen bic 8Irben bes prdiibeutens
amtes sebGrt nidt au RooieDeIts 5us
aenben, fpie bas ia burG feline 8eipers
buns DOR bier Sabren betpiefen tporben
1T. Wenn es auf eiusn 6dnbitreih
abaefeben 1T, Der Rppiepelt bic Yomis
nation fidern iol, bann DGre bas
ein Sdilbbiirgsrftrei6, pie er in Der
amerifdnif6en pOlitit nod ni6t err
lsbt porben 1T. Wait irgenb sinsm
tpeitlt6en 3anbibaten 1T bic repubIitas
nifde Romination oleidbebeutenb nit !
Der grpG6luna. hit RoDfepeIt ats
9esner braudte Bilion feline grpdbs |
lung ni6t fir ausiihtslDs gu balter. |
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briidt. Jrantrei9 unb gnslanb ieien
ba seine Brett unb Rublano bas an>
bsre. Sas Mertipiiroise absr 1T. oaB
bic 8retter niht auf bic YreuBen
briiden, fonbern nad Der auberen
Seite. Die RuKen iinb ihon 10 Sus
iammsnsebriidt, bab iis iid nibt mebr
riibren tOnnen unb jebt iperbsn bic
JranSpTen unb bic gnglGnber trdfiig
sebriidt unb ipis bic grifersn suriids
lpeihen, lGbt erfeben, bab lie ben
Druid bes 8rsttes peripiirsn. 9orb
Rpfeberrp mafyt auH bon ieinen
2anbsleuten teine @usnabme in Be-
sus uuf 2iise unb 9eu9elei. Gr iagt,
baB ipenn prsuben nidt gu goben ses
Dprfenperoe, bann isi Der 3riea pers
ssbens unb nidts fir bic Gbriitenbsit
uHb bic &ultur geppnnen. Der re=
prdfentirt eigsntlid bieIe bsibsn Sliis
then Der WtenIfSeit2 Dod iiAsrli6
nidt bic barbarifhen &uisn, Die al
les unterioden fpollsn, aud nidt Die
ensldnbsr, bic Sebsn au psrnidien
ftreben, bon bem iie SeiadftstOnturren
befiir6ten unb audi nidt bic ru4Iiids
iisen uno rubelOfeu 5ransoisn. Sas
ssgen, tpenn bic rprsuBen" iieaen,
ipirb ruiiif9es 9liiatentbum aus Gus
ropa perbannt iein, bic 5rsibeit fpirb
sinen eroben 5riumpb burh Oeffnuns
Der Wteere er5islen, ipelhe Die Gngldn=
Der fir ii6 ullein beanfpru4en unb
bas rubsloie iSrartreid ipirb enbli9
aufb1ren, ben Meltfrieben All it1ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21
nnfere eoGbQteu iplleu

III Fe % Dd Ten VIC n
nur nod fiinfsis Meilen DON @iaas
9srtted entfernt iein. Wir fiir9ten,
oab penn lie an bem plaB antommen,
9iIla lpisber fiiHF5is Waeilsn entfernt
iein pirb. Nsgito lit cine au srpbe
Sale, dls baB man bort Senaub fan=
gen toHnte, SumaI tpenn Der 8erfolgte,
ME gilld, BON Der merituniid.n Be
pOlterung ais Der 8ertbeibieer ss5en
ameritauii6e @nnerion bei6iibt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-21

,Staats SetretGr 2aniinu
1T i'm 9eiiB Der gefeble Der enalii9sn
IomtruIitat, ponad Sanbslsi1iffe
angepieien itnb, pbne Weiteres auf
fetnOIi9e 5au4bOote gu i9icbsH, Die
fi9 tbnsn ndbern. 9lls bic Gntbeduna
BEG gefebles betanrt purbe. itelIte bic
britii9e @bmiralttGt bar, bab bic
Sanbelsififfe blps ansetpisien isien,
ii9 segen unbere6tiste 4ngriffe 81
ipe6ren. Run aber bic untpabrbeit
bieier @nga6e eripieien lit, Iiist bic
britiI6e Qbmirdlitdt nod trGftider
uno Iagt, baB bic gefsble Iton ldnoTt
Dioerrufcn feieH. WsI4s 2ise pirb
2aniing glauben, Die erIts pber bic
Speite Raa ieu,sm bisberigen
@erbalten pirb er beibe slaubsn uub
nod Elm balbes Dusenb ba5u.
aorb Cecil Der arisssbanDslss
Wtinifter, ertldrt bic 4gitation in bies
fem 2anbe fir bic 2isferung Don MiIf
sur Grbaltung Der tleinen &inber IN
Oeuti4lanb fir eine oeutidsamsrita.
niide 9eu9elei Wie Der S9slm ift,
70 bentt er. Weil Seu6elei Der
9runbtaratter zines GneIdnbsrs iit,
isbt er bas 9lei9e BEL Qnbersn Dors
aus. Qber penn ss gu 8epeiieu
tommt, bic Cecil liefert, 10 1T ers
ii4tlid baB er unperi9dmt Iiigt uno
beu6eIt. gr ipri9t Don ben pisIen
Iaiiben in polen; sr psib. bab bic
RufIen in ienem 2anbs ni9ts suriitz
gelaiIen baben, tpie 9Guie. gr ipri6t
Don ben auben in gelsisn. Oieis ba>
ben ni6t siHmuI fir ben 8ebarf jenes
2unbes ausserei4t unD ba auberbem
bas meHi9eufreunblihe Gnslanb bic
Ginfubr Oon 8isbfuttsr oerbinbsrte, 10
blieb ni6ts anbsres iibrig, als bas
@ieb unb audi gum sroben Sbsile bic
Wltl6tiibe gu f9Ia9tsn. Oas lit benz
enslii6eu Sallunten oolauf betannt
unb er bemiibt ii6, bic BeitialitGt eis
nes ariegss gessn Sduglinge in Der
Wiege nit unpabren 2tngaben gu
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gs pirb ais ratbfamem :
pfo bfen, aud BON 6einbs 5u lsr>
Hen. aber Big jeBt baben bic Seinbe
0eutf6lanbs nur Sings gefast, bic
lebislih Ssiterteits>grfofge er3islen
tonnteH. Sds trifft audi auf ben
2prb Rofeberrp gu, Der ben @ngldn>
bern iagt. fpie bic preuben (fiir i'm
gibt ss feline 9eutff9e) febr 5alo
5erOriidt fein perben. gs nirb bas
na6 glrt Der 5urtur geffeben, bic als
Die aipei gretter betdnnt mar. Der
Delinquent nirb ,fpif9en bieis beiben
se.sat unb a1mabli4 gu S0bs sers
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uufere probriten re6nen
nod INNER nit Der rappf5ubl". 4uf
Die Oarlsgung beg oeuti6en Jinan5z
SetretGrs, bab bic Sriegsdusgaben Der
aaiirten 5Dei unb Elm balb NAL 10
srob iino, pie bic Der 8erbiinbeten,
sntsegnen lie ibm, bub bic eriteren cine
beoeuteno grObere gep0lferungssabl
baben, Oemnad lire @ussabsn prp
aopf Der gepOlteruns ii6 bis isst auf
SO Dollars beIaufen, bic Der beIts
iaen 8srbiinbeten auf 81 Dollars
pro appf, 10 oub bic ariegsausaa5en
Der Gritersn ni4t 5pei unb Elm bafb
nal 10 grob iinb, nie bic Der 9estsren.
@benio tpenig. tpie bic srDbsrs appfz
5abl Die bobere aeiitungsfd6istsit auf
benz &riegsfd}aupIas gebradt bat,
iidert lie Die grDbere finansiele Qeiz
ttungsfG9igteit unb in 8eaus nuf biez
len leBteren puntt 1T es na9neislih
nit ben QaiirteH nod idle9ter beisellt,
als auf oem mtlttGrif9en 9ebietc.
RubIano 1T bancroft, ebenio Stalicn,
55rantreih lit nube bdran unb gngz
lGnb mug ii4 burtd6leppsn unb ieine
Berburbeten mtidleppen. 0ie beuts
ihen 8er6iinoeten bdben nur an Der
Siirfei cine finan3ieue Gait, bic richt
erbsbli6 1T. peil allies Gelo. bas bic
2iirtei erbdlt. nit Mdaren auriiderz
itattet fptro, fpel6e bic 8er6iinbeien
brdu6en. 9amit 1T bod bic Ri6tiqfeit
Der Gnii6t bes beutf6en iSinan.Wiz
ntiters erfpiefeu. bab feline Seit. ben
arieg ftnansiea unenoli6 ldngsr aus=
bolten fann, als bic dnbere.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
WHAT Ais THE BoY9

If the average father who wonders
why his boy hates to go to school,
would pay visit to that self same
school, he would understand perfectly.
Why should the boy care to go to a
small country school house that is I'M
comfortable? Why should the boy be
anxious to attend school where the
teacher is underpaid and overworked?
Why should he be interested when his
parents are so little interested that
they never darken the school house
door?
Make the school attractive, arrange
matters SO that the teacher is neither
underpaid nor overworked, show in
terest by visiting the school occasion
ally, and the average boy viii not
strive to stay away.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

this simply means that I've got to pull
up stakes and move into town some
where when I'm just in my prime and
the farm paying better than ever
before. / don't know a blessed thing
can do in town, so I'll have to loaf
and potter around and worry a lot be-
cause I'll know the farm won't be kept
up like I've kept it."
But why do you say that you have
got to go?" asked the banker
Because" answered the farmer
slowly and thoughtfully, because I
believe way down deep in my heart
that every child in this country that
wants the advantages of good educa-
ton is entitled to it, if tits possible to
give it to him. l wouldn't do anything
on top of this earth to hinder any of
my children from getting all the edu-
cation they want.
What's bothering me now is that
every mother son of us has been
mighty short-sighted, TO say the least.
Why haven't 1, why haven't you had
gumption enough to see this thing COM
ing toward US all the time? I've been
busy farming and you've been busy
watching your money grow as it goes
out over the counter and comes back
again. I'm successful farmer and
everybody knows you are a dandy
banker, but I'm mighty sure and GER
tain that we amt just what we ought
to be as parents"
"But you forget there's another side
to"
Hold on minute, Mr.. Banker, hold
on. There amt any other side to this
question; there never was and never
will be any other side to it. 1 want to
tell you that I've been running this
thing over in my mind whole lot in
the past few weeks and there amt any
other side to the question. The whole
thing is as plain as the nose on your
face. Here it is. The child has a
mind and it is the only thing thatll
save it from being nobody and a
failure in life. So when the child says
it wants that mind trained neither you
nor nor anybody else has got any
right to get in the child's way"
Perhaps there is something in what
you say. 1t might"
Perhaps, nothing" exclaimed the
farmer. "You and 1 and every other
man down in this part of the country
have hurt and crippled enough fine
children who simply couldn't get away
so they could be really educated. Be-
sides we have run lots and lots of the
best of them away and they didn't ever
come back, either Mine are going
away, and ! don't know whether they
will ever come back, and can't blame
them one bit. Perhaps, you say, per-
haps, my goodness, man, here we are
living in an age when an education is
everything and we kill all chances in
life for our children before they really
get started in life. Perhaps, why we
amt as good as painted savages, be-
cause they don't know any BETTER"
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
PROTECT THE FUTURE.

There is only one way in which Ken
lucky can protect herself in the future
from 'possum-hunting, tobacco-bed
scrapings and other acts of lawlessness.
That safe and certain way lies through
the careful upbuilding of every rural
school in the state. Giving every child
an education is not enough; make
every child take an education, and the
future prosperity of the state is abso-
lutely secure. Allow even small per-
centage of the children of to-day to
grow up in ignorance and they become
the law-breakers of the Common
wealth.
Protect the future welfare of every
community with better school houses,
with all the children in them, and
peace, happiness and prosperity will
become trinity of power in Ken
lucky.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

81 wish my foresight was as good as
my hindsight," exclaimed the farmer
as he pushed his pass book through
the grating to the banker.
Hog market bothering your asked
the banker, alphabetically.
mo, it's the children this time"
"None of them sick, hope?" con-
tinued the banker.
mo, but they have all grown up
faster than / calculated they would.
Here's Mary, that was baby only the
other day, seems to me, and now she's
through all the grades and ready for
High School. Say, why under the sun
haven't we got High School in this
neighborhood?"
ooh, I don't know. Seems to me
there's lots of reasons. First and fore
most, we haven't ever had one, and,
in the second place, taxes are just
about as high as folks will stand for.
Anyhow, you're doing pretty well, and
so am l, so what's the use of worrying
about it?"
"Confound you and the way you look
at the whole proposition" exclaimed
the farmer as he brought his fist down
on the counter. you say it will raise
the taxes. l know that just as well as
you or anybody else, reckon. l know,
too, that myself have made that same
old, lame excuse for not having better
schools You say I'm making money on
the farm, and you're making money
here in the bank, so we shouldn't
worry bit. Man alive, the trouble
with both of us and lot of other folks
is, that we've let the dollar in our eye
get so big that we can't see around it
at ALL We're self-satisfed and we're
willing to farm and to bank and make
money and let things kinder drift"
"Say, look here" exclaimed the
banker, you're doing a whole lot of
talking, but you haven't given me any
real idea of what started this big
spasm of yours"
"I'll tell you how it started. 1t start
ed with the kids at home getting big
and demanding things for themselves.
1t all happened before l had any idea
that they were anywhere near old
enough to do much thinking for them
selves. Let me tell you, kids amt half
the fools grown folks think they are.
As I told you awhile ago, Mary's fin
ished at the little country school at the
cross roads and she says she's going to
High School. OF course, it wouldn't
be hard matter for us to send Mary
of to school, but by the time she'll be
ready to graduate from High School,
both of the other children would be
away from home, too, getting an edu-
cation.
"Of course, neither my wife nor
want to be left on the farm by our
selves. To tell you the honest truth,
my wife is going to go with the kids
when they go, and you can bet your
Sottom dollar I'm not going to try to
hold down the farm by myself. All of
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe would have died if I hadn't
taken it.
After | began taking Cardi was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
lieved me entirely.
! fattened up, and grew so much
stronger in three months, felt like an
other person altogether"
Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have mild, tonic
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes tor increased strength,
improves the appetite, tones up the ner.
vous system, and helps to make pale,
salIow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardlii has helped more than million
weak women, during the past so years.
1t will surely do for you, what if has
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Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Ad.
visory Dept. Chattanooga Tenn, for Special m
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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
cent Was Unable to Attend to
ANY Of Her Homework.

( Pleasant Hill, N. CT suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Waiter
Vincent. of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostation, and was scarcely able TO
walk about. Could not do any of my
homework.
also had dreadful pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me,
would have to give up and lie down,
until il wore off.
was certainly in a dreadful state Of
health, when finally decided to try
Cardd. the woman's tonic, and firmly
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

In this good year 1915 man with
out an education is practically help
less. In 1916 his position will be
worse and with each succeeding year
it viii grow even more difficult for
him to earn good living. The child
that will grow into man in 1925 is
in school or out Of school today. How
many will there be in this helpless
plight in 1926 will depend upon the
schools and the school system of the
state now.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

If every small community in the
State of Kentucky is able to buy and
run half dozen autos, each one of
them can afford a good school. The
money paid for the machines is spent,
but the money put into the schools
would be invested in the future pros
perity of the children and the state
itself.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

No one objects to giving money to
build q fine church. Why should the
building of fine school house be a
different proposition7
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05
TIN WORK.

] am prepared to do any kind of Tin
Work, Roofing, Guttering, &c. 1
make Sheet Iron Stoves, Galvanized
Tanks, Sand Pumpsand any other
thing made in Tin or Sheet Iron. Call
at my shop if you need anytime in my
line or repair work in tin or sheet iron,
Over l.. W. Bennetts's Store.
S. E. BridgWaters,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-01-05

S. E. Bridgwaters,