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The Springdale news., 1916-07-07


 social life Said the great Apostle when standing guard for the liberties of the Gentiles aainst the arrogant spirit of ee- ciesiasticisn, 1 magnify my office" and died as he lived. faithful to the trust reposed in him. Who that justly appreciate es the responsibilities of the Ma tional Guard does not magnify the office \ Syrian ready to fdie was my father, was the proud boast of the Jew at the an nuaI recurrence of the Passover supper, and then he recounted the story of bondage in Egypt, of Wanderings in the wilderness and battles for the promised land. Multiplied thousands Qf men boast to-day Ny Father was q Federal soldier or Ny Fath- #er was Confederate soldier and as sons of veterans are proud of their lineage.
 Oat from thousands of homes men are going today bearing the proudest title ever conferred on the American soldier. a title that has 10 sectional meaning like Federal and Confederate. hut a meaning wide as the interests re- presented by the flag we pres nj to the National Guards to-day. l am not saying that titles add to tb- hraserNof men, but lam say. ing that National Guard is d title any American ought to De proud to bear and l want to 4ef yoH braias to function with tae mean ing of that tenn. Physical rea- sons prevent ne from wearing tAe title. but if could turn tlIe aands=or the clock back fifty years. l would proudly take m.e pl8cen the ranks beside th- eight cen year oId boy>= now before me in the uniform of the=National Guard. F'oeI heiisee h this Na- tionsffs Institutions and =islealsi5ifl any other sPnit=I would he ashamed 10 present thiS5lag 70 theSemrn n= uniform and ask them 10 honor and guard it with their lives.
 Gentlemen of the National Guard, honoring the flag means more than a salute when you SC # flying in the breeze; i. means honorable service as soldiers af your country. have known men to dishonor the flag as sol diers and as private citizens. The great gonfalonS that flew over the crusaders in the middle cen turies ot the christian era. having Iemblazoned on their folds a cross, Ithe symbol of unSelfiSh service. Were often dishonored by the lachery. thefts and debaucheries #of soldiers whose marching slogan was. Reseae the Holy Sequl - from tIf- InfidrI T@t aoiE purpose profaned ny passions an- controlled.
 The duty of soldier calls for |the axercisa of other forces than brute strength. There X no ethie- al duty binding on the citizen from which the soldier k exempt. no virtue We require of the civil ian that We have not a right to demand of the soldier. Indeed. think We have a right to de' mand higher ethical standard for the soldier than for the civ ilan, for in a larger sense the Nation honor, rights and ideals are in the soldiers $ keeping The swashhuckler soldier is not tile highest type of the military man.
 It is common error to believe that the question of right is set tied by the arbitrament of the sword. The sword settles only political questions. \ nation sometimes achieves eternal dis grace by victory; another nation
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
SYMBOL OF OUR NATIONS HONOR"

Address of C. W. Pool in pre- senting flag to Go. \, of Spring dale, Mondsy afternoon, June 26:
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Everybody loves q soldier boy.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07
Beauty More Than Skin Deep.

\ beautiful woman always has good dige9tion.If Fou digestion is is#aultx. Chamberlain $ Tablets will do 0Ga good. 9htaindbfe pV- anywhere.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-07

Preparedness gets q quick call.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
Ger SiloebranSt 3naneit.

Gornrlcr Or. 6pertmeDer 6esann
eeltern nit Dem San1ueIt it6er ocrt
traqiIden Zoo bcs IA eeScbre olteit
Riltiam 8iIoebpanot, BON gto. 307
@arner Strnbc, Der rrie bereitS olls.
iiibrIicf berid)tct, am Sornerstog
Neittas i'm Sol Der 80. 9iitriftidliie
IN Ger 8arner Strabe, BEL eirlcr
bariaLoien 9aIgerei Die er NIT lei-
ncm SdplIfamera0er mlb lreirio
benz 13 Sabre ulten glltguit Maiiel,
oon 30. Ali gloa Stra5e, bate, 10
trnqIiidli6 5u 6au aefoulnen mar.
6oB er eiltell 8eRifbrud) bopongetrl-
gen totte, Ser ieineu alIgelIblitliden
Soo oeriIriodte.
DiaiIeI, ioipie Der 12 Sabre alte
Sdrlan Sd)nli0t, BON SO, 321 &ar-
ncr StraBe, idiI6erter Die @in5elbei-
ten Der @olgerei ltub tDte 0iloebroliot
!,d)licBlib riidling5 5lt Soeeu itiir5te
,nS nit ocnt aopf crit Glif cine 9attt
lno baru alrf bas @afiteinpfIaiter
i'm SdatIbofe aliitlug uho i'd oas
Stenid braf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
9emti1es Sbeater.
MurseH slbeuS reiielutt'", auitipiel
BON Ssinrih StObiRcr.

raiislOtp" StobiBsr's biftoriI9es
2uitlpiel, an osm man ii6 10 re9t
aug benz gun3sn Seroen erfreusn tann,
piro morsen 4benb i'm beuti9en
5beatsr cine muItsrgiiltiss 4uffiibs
runs finosn. Oas Dsrt 1T, obsleid)
zines Der pprSiisIidItsn ieinsr Qrt,
Teit elmer Reihs BON Subrsn 9ier nidt
seieben iporben, umfo freuoiser tpirb
man baber bic aIte 9etannti9aft ipies
Der ernsuern, umIomebr, ba bic 9elz
bin bss 2uitipisles, bic turpfdlSif9e
grin3siiin Gliiubstb GbarIptte, tur5
2iIelott' genannt, 10 gang Der Spp
elmer edit oeutTaen Grausnieele lit.
,llm ben Oeutidsn Gbaratter, beutf6e
|SittsnitGrte, in ieinem pollen Wertb
einiddssn 3u i6nnen, mub Der 9eeens
iab Sa5u Dor Qusen gefiibrt peroen
unb bas bat Stobibsr in fsinsm biIto4
ridden 2uitfpisl in msiitsrbafter Bei-
Re sethan. aein srOBerer 9egenfaB
ldBt iib bentsn ME bieTe berrlthe
beutIds 6rau in ibrsr Sittenitrsnse
inulitten zines moraliIh tiefitsbenben
5iiritsnbpfes, ME es Der BON 2uopis
benz 9isr3sbntsu mar. Der 8erfufIer
brtnst in elmer Reibe prahtiser 8ilber
unb burb ben seruoe5u brillanten
Dialos bieisn @eseHiab gum bentbdr
Ttdrfiten Qusbrud unb in elmer Weis
Ie, bab bem OeutI4en 3ui9auer babel
Sers uno Sstls aufgeben miifen.
Inter Der betpGbrten Reeie bes
Serrn MspsrJGigen barf cine tabeloTe
Muffiibrunq nit Siaerbeit ertpartet
iperben. 9lls 9iIslptt' tritt Gli,
S1mibegprtp ouF, bic nit bieIer Gufs
sabe 70 re6t Ssleasnbeit finbet ibr
eigenartiees Salient bon unb gang sl
sntfultsn. Sis oprtrsffIi6s aiinitleriu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

De, nod ME bnrber in Sdau'llitdtcrl
mar. tefanb iid 5lir Belt oes 9ieb+
tails auf elmer aiisgeoeblten &uno.
relic. los @elo mar ibrn allsgegall.
gen Eno Inn ii6 iold)es 5u beriddf.
fen, geitnllo er, OaB er in 8criiidlung
gerietb lnto Den 8ing geito6Ien babe.
er,9idner OppenDeimer, beS iiG Oes
jungcn Mannes annabnt bate idlon
Die 6eiiebillette bereit iulo ior6te %.
fir, Gab er nod gelter1r slbelo md
Californian abreiite.
!Senrn g6ler, @cid1ft5fiibrer bes
ltniteo Gigor SO. 2aoelts, 3. mo
9aal11ut Strobe, ipiirbe Degen Ser
faufS BON Gigaretten an einen 0til!-
berj0brigen 5ur 3n6lung BON $40
rn6 &pten rerurt6eilt.
q i d | q B-a ngeIegenheite + n.
Ger berIonIi6e RahlaB Der 9l1tniC
o. 9'afcpeQ betrdgt $6739.17; Der
ieniee Der emma W1c@lcTp$4852.5 81
aerjelti1e bes SSames q. @meriou
$500; berjerige BET Gbriitine Spepe.
rer $367.74; Serieniae Der Sane
glntlengc $772733; 6erienige bes
g9m. s. Barron 1890; oerie,iJe
Der 9ncD o. 9aferpeQ $56SS.
&otie goileau lit 1eItamentspoa-
iirederin bon gliinb q. 8oileau
@rltnOeigentbltm $500.
9eri6ieoenes.
@Smln0 g9. &ittre0gc erlaugie ein
gcroitt ii6er $3.50 gegen @n. sui'
fen; Die Ginc. Union Stof DarS5
Go. Elm folGes iiber $3.50 oeoeu Die
Staot Cincinnati; Die Cincinnati
Scfper 9pe Sc Elm ioIAes ii6er
$137.50 gegen SOI6r Snpoer; &. 6.
Ben mo ein iolfes iiber 500 gegen
u. 2. @aitmnn.
g,atien Bros. flngten cine 5oroe'
ring iiber $223S.50 fir eelieierte
9auar6citen gegen Sames 90. Solicit
elm.
Ter 9leceipcr Ser slltomatic Ren5
9iitriblltirtG 60. beridtete, oaB or
$t043.28 on Snno babe, Inn SSoroc-
runaen i'm 0etrage pon $32, ,36G.3S
III beqleiden; 6esgleiflen beridJtete er
uls Receiper Der 9l,Itonlatic Mnd,ire
Mon So, beb Die i5oroerlingcu
S5177.St betrunen, er a6er feline sf.
tipa an Sono babe.
Die 9lmericun Soap Co. flagte cine
,Soroerlng ii6er $2091. IA fiir geIie.
fcrte @ooren uno oorgeihoIienes
@elh aegen Die 3. 4. SdruiQ s.
Cons 80. elm.
g9m u. Gamerer hat cine alagc
Qeeer Go,bLro y. Sege, 9liiignee bon
Bobelmm Bros. eiuaereift, I'M Ocr.
ielbcn 3u peranlniicu, cine iSoroerun9
iiber $3340.96, Die er gegen Die
8animaiic hat, 81 erlmiben.
SSH grnbe30eridlt ipltroe geItern
bas 9anfcrottpcrfabren gegen oen
Sdnlciber Senrp 8insbere, IL. @eit
G. Strabe, eingerci6t uno Die Gin.
,ctilng cincs RaiieDerauaIters Der'
Jangt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
Ser ritbtise 2simter
lit iest t6atfddllid ba.

Sie 5ieben ii6 forttp1bren6 erfaI.
tlngen 5u ltno es giebt fem S3eiin,
oas nidt BEN 8interbuiten bort.
8ir oeritl9en. etfpas 5i erbalten,
luds Gle BON oieIen Seioen befreieiI
mir6, peIde iaii lnpermeiolif in Die
Ter Sabres5eit finn. IS fam getroit
eefagt fDerbeH, baB nsuu 3ebutsl Der
Seute pdbren0 oes @inters cine 3eit
lang cine grfaltung boben. Gs giebt
elm Seilntittel, ipel6es @rf1ltingen
lno Suiten porbeIgt lulo oieieIben
nit @eDiBbeit beilt, penu fontrabirt.
0ieies SeiImitteI III gernna. Negel.
uldBia in Der 1uuer Der @internlo.
nate eiHgenomrner, miro es p5lig
@rfGltltngeu uno Suiten. Ga @rippe,
gronhitis ooer 2ungeneut5iiHoung
oorbeugen.
Sic f6HHen rs rif ni6t leifien. oiefe 6,efats
rer 5u ldifen IS miir0e fir Sie eiH tlHet,
mah beociiien, penn Sie oen Iiuter biuoiird,
one 9ctt bitten mhBten &1rum itdl Mot GeaeH
oicls Irlfbel hdern, burd Den snfauf elmer
Slnibe SerHua ufih beH @cgiuncn elmer tenrIs
m1blgeu Bcbanolung. IS bebemtet hufI Der
gSlnier Mot 70 getdbrliCr fiir Ste fein iutrb,
nls fuenu Gle iid nidbt o5nig bebitet bdtien
bHrh ben 9iebrdub bon Feruna.
oa6eu sic ReguHG. .Sa6letten periudt? Die
iinO fir 1itieniasu, iuelbs Hr Der HniFgm
Oiebijin ODr5ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

bat iolpeit in oieIsr Spiel5sit leibsr
nur aIl5u ipeHig in angemefenen YarS
tien auftreten t0nnen, ibre Dielen 9s.
tuunDerer imp oa6er boppelt erfreut,
Fe mprsen 26enO als .2iIelott'" 81
Ie6en.
Die 4usitnttung bes 2uitIpisfes,
Defenders bic aoitiimieiung, III, pie
bic Sbeaterleitung betannt lperbeH
Idbt, nit peinli9fter Sorgfult drrans
aiert uno befonoers bic uuftretenben
Damen iperoen cine ipabre @ugens
tpefOe in ibren biitoriT9 setrsuen aos
Itiimen bieten.
Die RolIeH6eiebung fir morgen
glbenb lit pie fOlst:
Gublpig XIV, aOnig Dun Grunfreicb
~. WeDer@Gigen
pbilipp, Ser3os Don Srleuns, beiien
8ruoer r............. .Ri9. 2eui1
gliIu6etb GbarlOtts, oes leBteren Sc.
mabliu. 80. ,@lTe S9mio4Gortp
Mari6anin BON 9rdncai. Sberintenz
oantIn oes per5pgl. 9of1iadts
-. .9slene aD4
MdrquiIe bon Montelpan
.gnnd Qofinf
MaOums Scarrou, ipdters Warqniie
DON Ulaintenon. :. .Ssleue 8iirssr
2eOnpre p. RatbIumbauTeu. gIiidbetbs
SoffrGulein. 80. d. .Rofel Jrep
2ouppis, StaatsIetretdr bes a0nigs
..............S .Sbeo. gbriitmanH
Srdf Sdrling. ng........ .Gurt 8entl1
Softopaliere:
9raf 2dn5un. ..... .&. Sonnenberg
Baron D'glnprup. .5ris Saube
gbepalier ppntisnp. :. .5lsb. Dulff
2acroig, Sausbofmeiiter oeS Ser5oss
49,. ........ .-.. %. Panlp
aii6enhef bes Ser3ogs. 81. S4ud
gsI6lieberin beg 9erSogs. Gle Witt
Dubois, Shenttpirtb
-. .Sbeo. ghriitmann
9iirser DOn poris:
Dupont. .R. Sonnsnberg
9piiIon. ....-..... =. .. pduln
SiHot ...... ... .5reo. Wulff
Seinturisr. 5riB 5aube
Marais %. 6. Shnio
Mabelpn, feline 5o9ter. .Glie Witt
SempIe, Elm Strpl6. :. Curt 9enii6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
9srti4t Sag etisIi3ait
fritt fir has gerbst bsr Maffeuans
fnbr nns bas werbst bsr Ssnse.
nHs bon beitidten sdjiifea
bmrd amerifamer Gin.

Rit bieien gddIufm bssann bic
Gsfenidoit ssifern ibr neues ges
f9dftsiahr. - Sn Der S4iffsfrass
bat grGiibsnt q. .. gOrbab be-
rsits an bic Ronsrtbabssorbns
unb Bunbesfnatoren pon O6io b..
pd&irt. - SIR bus biamantsn.
Jubildum bes beutfden llnitr'
riats iprbtn $25 bsipillist. =
Die icireit onsanelbei.n Dslssaisn.
- Gdmmtlide biskrissn 8eamt,n
bur2 mieberipahl sssbrt. - was
prdIibtnt u. .. Gorta9 in ieinsr
5abrssboH4aft 5u iasen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

49, 49, ~ 49, -
lint. Derein: W. 9oopriann.
Deutfaer OberIebrer
0erein: gmil aramer, o. Q
Burger.
DeutfAer pionisr Der
rim: 3. Wa. Mtilanb, get. aeBIsr.
Oentf4 Ing Gem. u Mt.
9erein: Sobn arier.
9eder poit O. u. g.: G6as
aubl, a 1ramfamp.
goobfellop Sdnger9or or
Greb. Mebgsr.
9ubepo51 Mdnner9or
anion Ries.
5beal Mutual Nib: pau
HastI.
ei6eral Baperifher Unit
Berein: 9ai. autn, ghrift. Saas
Reuport surngemetnbe
ernii gernbarbt. Grsb. Gaber.
Rorb gin'ti 5urnperein
ernff 0roneipeg. 4boIf Darrelmann.
ptonier g Sdnser9or: gb
aubl. @. Genisb,imer.
Rbeinldnber aarneba
Gel: aus. 9. @orbad, q. 4usr.
RbeinpfdI5er Unit. Der.
Daniel eusenbiebl. Saeob alein.
ga nfif9 Shiiring Unit
Der: 9enrr 5ais, gbas. 9eblsr.
Stammtif d. .BaterIanb"
artbur GOlbiiein, allobs 8eder.
9eutf4er aebrtrberein
emii 20. gi9lsr.
Oeutf d Oefierreidii4e
U nter erftiibungsperein: # 6ran
anbinr, Sos. 0oren3.
3effen unterfibungst
berein: 2urI geder uno Satol
ebert.
pfedfant aibertp gtub
Sobn Geberlpiel unb 4usuit 9orser
Deutf4e S4isensefell,
I DAFT: Jreb. dig unb Gsor!
5uelsmdnn.
0eutfder aanbnebrber.
tin: Jreb. Grube, Gmil Stein.
buber.
0tuti9sll sllngarifder Br Il
Der u t.s9erein WAdael DUN.
mel, Sobn Gerbarbi.
9ermania Ra II 6eru inter-.
i u buHgs Gaiino: &drl Span
stnberg, ". S6nsll.
4Ilgemeiner 4rbeitei
lurger. II. 4tbletensg Iubt
Grant Sdiipfsr. SOisf greiner.
9 a4 Ten unterfii Bunss'
perein: Robsrt Rtumann, Dams
Gebmann.
Goneorbia Sesenfeitis,
u inter- ftiii3unss @efel
| DAFT: Gbmunb S9rinner, Sobr
Suier.
9eutonia MGnner6or:5 $
Gsmpsr, 2ouis Otte.
ShIesnissS olfsiner Il
4 Il 5ermanr
Wasner.
Wafbinston ertt
Glub: Satob gbsri, Sobn Rebban
GinolaB Rau 6erGafino
allbert Robinesr, Sulius Siren.
g MATTERS Unit. gereiR;
Grant anisrim, Charles G,iebl.
Cincinnati 3itber Ders
Elm: aouis Wesert, anton ROeb'
rig.
9erbanb bsr @eteraner
6es TeunteH Sbioer Regi'
ments: 6. 20. 8. 2uebbert.
Gteees 2pse so. 701 .. s.
g.: 4nton Sliidiiein, yrsb. glob.
9Gder 0efnngptrein: Geo,
Wosbring, 9ouis Gommsr.
MIIgemeiner Oentf9s,
8dder Geperbepersin: u.
andpp.
~ pldtfouetsfe Wogel q eI'
ten GefeHstup: Sobn WiIp.
0eutf9er aogan &rans
len Unit. 9erein: v. 5oripat6.
Deutfaer MiIitGr II nters
4 tiibungspereiH: GpuiS Durr,
6enrp GlSdlsr.
Sitbenbiirstr aruntsu
I nj. 8erein: SohH Graef. Wars
lin autih.
Gbe bas nlts @efdGftsia6r gum
abf1lnb sebradt unb bic 8eamtsns
pahf porgenpmmen tporberi mar, uns
'trbreitsts prdffbent Gorbdd, bem ibs
Iiden 8rauh sntiprehenb ben Dslss
Jatsn cine goii9aft, in ipIdsr biz
Fiir bns Dsutfdibum ipidtigfttn Gras
Ien er5rtert ipsrben. Seine honintss
'eiIanttn Musfiibruneen tpurben nit
tiirinifdem 8sifal besriibi. 9srr
Borbah faste etipd s}oIsenoes:
Wertbe Dslssaten!
Misberum III mir bas @srgniigen
,srsitei, Gle bei Der grDffnuns einss
rtuen Geiddfisjabres besriiBsn 81
'9nnen. Wdhrsub IS mir einerisits
bon 9srstn Ieib tbut. oaB mir unIsr
ieues gefddftsiabr mod I'm 3ei4sn
,ss arisges beginner miiben. III es
the groBs Befrisbisuns fiir iins ale.
,ob mir auf Elm Sdbr bes glorreidert
Sitges5ugss Der beuiiden 1ruppsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

Die Deuti9e 5ae gsfslf4aft bat
ibr neuss gsiAdftsjabr seTtern bomii
bssonnsn. buB ie bei4lob in Wofbs
inston In sans snersifaer D,ife 5u
0uniien bes aneeiirebten Nusfubrpers
bots fiir Wunition uno Strisgspnr.
rGtbs unb ~ .@unIten Der 9efpeguna
sin5utreten. burH ipslGe 4meriianern
perbcisn lptrbsn joll auf armirien
Sdiffen ber irissfiibrenbsn 1aiionsn
Su fobren.
9esiigfid Der lebtersn Jraae bate
prSfibsni 9lusuit .. Gprbah, ipie sr
eeIiern abenb ben DeIesaten miiibeil.
it. tereiis i'm Hamen Der DeutIden
saa 9feIlf6dft snsrsiffe DepsIden
an bic aongrsbabseorbn.ten 2ongs
NORTH unb Qfasn Iofpie bic 9unbsss
f.noioren 5orbing unb pomerene
gefdnbt unb jsin Worsebsn ipurbe uns
ter leb1aftem geifau sinftimmis gut.
setsiben.
Sofptii bic embargo yrase In
getrd4t fam, bra9te 5err 6. so. s..
qutbbsrt ben Bal in's RolIen, inbem
tr bic Dtlssotsn auf bic porireffliten
biesbeaiisfimtn Bsl9life bes Torb
Cincinnati 9urnpsrsins auimertjom
mSjts, bic bereits in bisien Spaltsn
ber5ffentIi4t uorben iinb unb bic an
Wafbinsion's gsburtstas an bic bies
iistn Ronsrebabs.orbneten unb bic
@unbesIsnntoren Don Gbio gdanbt
fpcrbsn tparsn. 5err 2uebbtrt befiirs
iporiete bic gniisnbuns dbnliter Be
fdfilHt unb bisfer @orihlas ipurbe
siHitimmig gum Mntras erbobtn.
nndbsm prdiibent Gorbo9 bic Be
f4IiiHe in tnelifdsr Sprd9t perIslsn
batts. Der 0oritonb ipirb bic u5tbi.
gen Abdnberunsen MAIDEN unb bonn
iInptr5iigli& bic Bef9liiHs abfsnben,
natiiriif babel gang bs{onbers beios
nsnb. baB Der Oeutfden Gag gsIslIs
f4aft bunbert bieiise beutfde 0sreis
niauuaen anseb0reu.
Jerner fpurSe In Der W,riamms
lung. bic seifnn absnb in b.m Deuts
fcteH Rfub unter BEN 0oriib bes prGs
: .osntsn ausuit 9. Gorba9 unb Der
grrtoiDnfiibrung bss Ssfrei6rs G..
20. Gi9ler nattfanb, bic 9eamten.
ipnbI porgencmm.n unb bic bigbsrissn
befudbrtsn 8samten ipurben aus
nabmslos per Mtilamaiion iDisber.rs
pdbit. gs pursH biefes bic fcIsens
ben 6errsn:
prdFbsnt - alusuit 3. gorbad.
@istprGfbent - Dsfcr Braun.
Geiretdr - 9. @. eihIsr.
S4asmetfer - 6. 90. 8. 2uebs
bert.
G,ffbsr - Grant aabfar ebs
numb S&rinner unb Sobn aammes
ron.
Dem Osuti&en Oberfebrsrper.in
ipurbe nui 4n.ras bon Serrn gbs
numb GHrinnsr aIs Heitras aur Be
itreitung Der Rotten btr syeier bss
bidmanieusn Subtldums bes beuts
jtbe lInt,rrihis IN BEN biei;oen Sffeufs
iidtn eHuIen bic gumms BON sos
betpiIIiot
Giuiobunon ,ur lruterboituuo bes
Sdtp,iaer W(SnnsrtorB am s. mar,
i'm Dsutlhen Rlub unb gum Gnaus
turntn b,r cincinnati sirnoemeinbs
am IL mar, in cer W,uiitballs fpurs
ben anasnomm.n unb aablrside Be
tb,iliuuna aua.Ioat.
G.,y,ts, gimI,, b.,;S,,,, hos q.
,r,it s;s fofo,nS.r sl,r.ins Il, nps,n.
iisb,nbsn gsisaai.u r.gp etsfIn,r.
ireisr anosnsIbst ksti,r NJ rnS b,msrit,
sas fm unier bi,i,n gs,r,in,n ,i,,,
itotiIins gfn,o6l befinben ~, ,otr,it
Der Deuiidsn gaa ejeisllfdoft nod,
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QUIT MEAT If YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take Tablespoonful of Salts if
Back Hurts or Bladder
Bothers.

We are IA nation Of meat eaters and
our blood Is filled with uric acid, says a
we'll known authority. who warns lis
to be constantly on guard against kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost 10 free
the blood of this irritating acid. hut
become weak from the overwork: they
get sluggish; the Gliminative tissues
clog and thus the waste is retained in
the blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead, and you have sting
Ing pains in the back or the urine is
cloudy. full of sediment, or the bladder
is irritable. obliging you to seek relief
during the night; when you have Sc
we're headaches, nervous and dizzy
spells. sleeplessness. acid stomach or
rheumatism in bad weather. get from
your pharmacist about four ounces Of
Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in q
glass OF water before breakfast each
morning and in few days your kid
neys will act fine. This famous salts
Is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon 1nice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys. to nell
|tralize the acids in urine so 1t is no
longer source of irritation. thus end
ling urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
lInjuro: makes a delightful ctfervescent
Whitewater drink. and nobody can
make a mistake by taking little oc=
casionally to keep the kidneys clean
and Observation-Disclosures.
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William Hudson.

William Hudson.
Emmett Cassalow, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beulah Howard.
Louise. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Hess
Rona. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Wine.
Margaret Ruby. daughter OF Mr..
and RMS. Lester Banks
Virginia. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William KImble.
Rush. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Sheets.
Robert Cleo. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Mitchell.
Alice Margaret. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James J. CoughlIn.
Peggy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
AlysIus Coll.
Charles Ray. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Norman.
Robert Francis. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Daugncaux.
George Edward. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rucl;.
Martha Catherine. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Waseman.
Robert. son of Mr.. and Mrs {. r.
MIley.
Grace. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen d. Waters.
Evelyn Ruth. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs! Roy Miller
Leland. IT.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Rogers.
Rose Linda. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. !. DIshNrt
Mildred. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
d. w. MCQuain.
Mary Louise, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Copenhaver.
Gertrude ChrIEtlann. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholson.
George Marley. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rexroad.
Arthur Miller. son OF Mr., and Mrs.
]. r. Chulfin.
Seymour. son of Mr.. and Mrs. B"r-
lin Elliott.
Charles. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fiery
Duty.
Marguerite. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray SeeEe.
RuIph f.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
O. POAtlewHlt.
William Henry. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman ]. Mcbride.
MageI, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Cleayengcr.
Richard. son of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
D. Llsky,
Albert c.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William WestfaII
John W. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
yer BIAckshire.
Dnlbert. son of Mrs. claddie Jon
klns.
Hilda Marion. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ NJ Pearlmnn.
James Cordial. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Keenan,.
Ernest Wilbur, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w lanes.
Leonard Daley. son of Mr.und Mrs.
s. l.. Davidson
Alma l., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Howard. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolfe.
Ralph Scott
Charlotte j.. daughter of DR.. and
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Alice. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs P.
G. Sandy. 4
AMI Mrs. T.. q. Sandy.
Edith Angelina. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. Richards.
Earl Wflbert. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. 4. Holt.
Florence Lots.zdaughter= of Mr.. and
Mrs.I.. J.=Rice.
Edmund Wanda. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. r. Pointer.
Lewis William. son of AIr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. George j. AIstetter.
Joseph Robert. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal McAdams.
James Foreman. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar F, Hood.
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Martin.
John Wesley. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
A. w Love.
Earl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shields.
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Gentlemen are requested not to
comb their boards at table" is the
notice posted in hotel in switzer-
land.