davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
PanoeIsfaaoen.
SortfetteIfe ira eioe 1.

Oct er Mangelen paa IrbeibS-
bjGlp % &aamaterialer, iom fsrlt
og iremit filler Jig binorenoe ipeien
for nogen pibere Npbpgning / Sranf-
rig. 90 fra flere Saleres SIDE blep
Gegieringen iterft flanoret ioroi ben
life forlpngIt bapoe afbjulpet oisie
TO Mangler. England bar piit fig
minore piuig til at operlaoe Haama-
terialer (Sern og StaaD, % peo en-
SOB al 1Soe Srli iaar forbeo Oct
enbog l~lbfpriel al ale Slags Sfibs.
bpgningsmaterialer til Srantrig,
meominore Snofsrielen ifeoe for ben
franife Stats Hegning. Men Der
maa Hegieringen bore oglaa De prl-
bate Sfibsreberes HepreIentant -
BEN maa tale "bsit os ~irimooigt"
til Den enselife &esiering, iom en- al
9eputeretfammerets Salere uotrpfte
oct. 90 pibere maa &egieringen
lsree for at frigipe ira Sronten ct
par bunOrebe al De opgtigIte Sag.
m9nb, observation-disclosures paa
Sfibsbpgningens Smraabe, og SEQ.
lonierne faar / Silf9loe afeipe BEN
neopenbige "farpeoe" arbeibsbiplp.
= Sfaf Sfibsperiterne @%rbeiosfraft
% Waterialer, laa pil Der NOT blipe
bpeget ogiaa i Sranfrig, foriifreoe
Salerne. 90 afIfaf paa Den anben
SIDE be iiben 1906 aurlig afgipnc
Statsbibrag til Npbpgning al San-
beIsIfibe = benne iorberpelige
prime, ser bar pirfet iom Worftn
paa bore Sfibsreoere og afitumpet
BET perionlige Snitiatip. S De otte
sar ira 1906 til 1914 beuilaeoe Den
frantic Stat life minbre END "a Mil'
lioner Tom 9iorag til prioate Sfibs-
reoerbebrift, % Sfibsbpg9erne tit
iom "8rimes" 101 @iaion Srancs.
Gr 5 nogen Iaaoe at optage aon'
flrroncen meo De oriftisc og poa.
aaoenoe ubenlanoife Sfibsreoere
paa?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoil imeoe9if
enoel al slnferne % prPciIereoe Den
frantic Sanoelsilaaoes Stiaing lln'
Der arigen. Get err rigtig, iagoe
ban, at Sranfrig / bisIe % Waanc'
Der bar miitet 100000 Cons; men
pao ben anben SIDE bar ben frantic
Sonoelsfloaoe mootaget en- Gilbert
unber arigen paa 100000 Cons,
nemlio: $4,000 Cons Npbpgninger,
10000 Cons faprebe eaer beilag'
Iaate iienotliee Sfibe, 70,OOO'Son
n~pinbfipbt ira llolanoet, men erlonl
life ~"irancii6s" % enoelig opgap ban
Den tonnage, Iom er unoer gpgntnl
poa iranIfe 9erfter, til 10000
Cons, o. 10000 Cons er UNDER ar'
beioe / England for iranif &egning,
Gettooperifubbet err iaaleoes miro'1
10000 Cons. Sammenlignet mel
Splflono, lom iioen arigens gegpn'
belle bar miitet 1,400,000 Cons, Ell
10 Sranfrigs Stiaing liomerfet, Hut
teoe ltnberitatsiefretGren.
&c iorIanete 100 Winioner
Statsiubpention til ben pripate &e
ser. % Sfibsbpggerorift, blep fore
lsbig life bepilset aammeret 1or
bebolot iie icnere at fomme tilbag'
ill bette Sorilag. % llnberitatS
Iefretpren paa fin SIDE lopeoe at no
arbeibe ct nsiagtig Yrogram for San
oeIsflaabens Sifring % @ert Iaaue
unber arisen iom umiobelbart etc
acknowledgements Spbsr. Sebattel
optoe aammerets Sib / fire Gage
Men ben tor bore fine Srmster
!; Sremtioen.
SrsiS TrstsIan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
Nurfrpbleee @prnS ,Snl. DC itaf

W%prfrpblcec SBrns I'M. Se Itul'
feIS iorfrpblcoc @ernb Der u1oer 5ll'
Icieiteu por iublagt poa untner'ttefS'
bnIpitaIct / Scpo Gin, blep iblitom'
ne al burmbicrtigc Wcnnelter, % Ell
Snnto Claus, Der lagoeS Of p9ra
fonrucn oircfte ira RoropoIer, ltan'
lebc peb hpcrcncite eli al De 50 linaa
Scnae, ubbeItc iniaa 8oper % CAB
bpcr liar al DC irloa Eoticrter ct ben
lat Srb % ct firrIi1t ctrs9 opcr
&itoet. Ger bIep al SGger og gu.
aepIeicrifer giort Den Scmerfn,n8,
at Der / belle Stotcn life ianotes Ell
mere lpffcIia SorinmIin9 eno oiS'e
Imoa Stofler, bporof DC Ile'te laa |
@ibspIoitre cIler i~nbinsreoe nleo III.
be Splintcr. Sangfor ira Here a
@nenS airfer lang Senooa / Den ito
re SpgeinI, % ON Gitenen tGnote@
BET Itorc SuIetrr. Ge aaeriIeIte az
biSie ~forfreble6e Bern, Der oltIaa MI
behonoles paa StotenS Setoitning,
er fomniet fra iatti9c Stem, bpor
iaabannc SSlilealpocr finn tlcnotea al
9iaeber o0 Smtale.
Hppcr oipr Sriitist SUrisa. Hetop
lom WiIlpnlfees@oncn Va"la9erto9
ira Chicago nGrnleoc Jig Stour SIN
ON 4itenen ocn 24oc December,
troootc Ell maiferct Rspcr mo / Hs.
geuognen o. tpang Ell al F%oaIngerers
he iii aaa rllnbt mc6 Suttcn, mcoena
ban leIp meO ipGuot &cuolDer optor'
oreoe enhpcr I'll al giue buao aontan
ter DC bap0e pua lig. Cmtrent $50
bar paa oenne Wtoaoc in0taSierct AZ
be forifrrffcoe YasIaGcrcr, oa ell
Wanb plitbiellg %optraaotc | Neltlblt-
len booenior Rppcrcu, OF Oct par MI
oeines 5itr at bIipc %opiororct I'll al
itruffc Spnoerlle / Teirct. SItcoct
Tor at gIsrc bette penbte ban liz DOG
bllrtig ON % iprcoe, meocnS Den
ilpentebe Nngribcr lsgtc Sflul loc |
&eitibuIen. Heperen grcb III bllrtlg
nleo Teugenc. ipnrfcoc no ct
/ @ognen og boppeOe no 9lcns
nem Aobningen. Sans belle ~llobptic
blep oof fin $40, Ga De sDrigc Tcngc
/ Satten ipilotes paa @uIpet un6cr
Ben baiti9e Iiifeo. Waalfc &epc-
rem ogiaa miiteoe oiSic ii Collars,
inoen ban if iamlet Jig ianrmcn e.
ter Def ~popeli9e Sop.
Srpatclis lllpffe. : Sobn 5aa.
bores Sicnl, bcliggenoc 3l2 Nil ira
glfborn, inotroi Ssnbog Ell irpatclig
lllpffe, ioet Ell @asmolfinc / aiPl-
bcreta0cn ~erpIooereOc mco Den Sel9e,
at fire Ycrioner eicbliffelig orrbte3
% fer andre fpGiteocS iaa oluorligt,
at scr bar ssore for bcrcS Sip. Ger
bar SliIeieit oa 5omilicrcunlon / Vtr.
oa Mrs. Sobn Saobor9S prpgtiac
Silent % ro,, itoo netop / @cgreb
meo at gna iii WtiOOagSboroet, bo
GrpIoiionen plllbielio iprTnate belle
ben itorc @paniug. Man bapbe / So
bet al 6%ormibbaacn mcrfet 8oSIu1t,
% Sobu Relion, Ell meo inabanne
@osonIrg fnnoi0 Naub, bleu bio.
icn6t ira aimbantpn. Wr. HeIiou
oo Nlcr Saoborg bar Qooct ncb /
airl0eren Tor at nuberlsqc Woifincn,
men DC bapbe frn ioouibt oobnet
Gsrer, DC Grploiionen inotrai. Qtull
troeoe, at 9eboIoeren for Icctplcne
@as pna Ell clcr on0eu Wonbc ror
iprungcn lpf % at oen itOitremmcns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
,0iliem ira Wor9e.
On Iprifs Entertainers besetitrebe
SfiIbrins al Hurse.

On SamIing Saetfortruineer, !
Re;iebefripeIIer. NatnrifiIbrineer. !
Sist. m. M. fra Sc. 'iisnneite
aouS" meS So Suuitrationer os
9ort af g. @renfur. goseu 1884
SiSer) ~inbebpISer foruSen SuoIebs
nina % Gistet Set Risnneite
annS", IS afperIenbe gfinit ON morn
Watur, NriIuftss % SportsIip os
iprnSenSe SastopIepelier. @illeos
Itofiet er rist 90 paifert.
SuSboIp: Set Fisnneite aanb =,
! siIiieIbs - Sra Sielo os @iober :
Iin fsrite Sasttur = @eb Site
I ;tana oo 8ifle - SaetieIifabet os
!, ,lSrpitninseu = Yaa 9esiabottfIsen
- Yaa nlooIis Sast = S%torbuiiene
! poa apitbotnen = Vinter I Norge =
I ss;nter / ariitiania % Sme9n = Eli
\ Tnrde ON ginteren - 8uobranoss
SnIeu - Storebutfen paa Sfreus
sIoupeu - SfiIsbnins paa SsifieIbet
u 9eraenzR orbfiorosariitidnia -
!seJemarieu - Stananser o. Omegn
- VerscnSbanen - ari'tianias gaIs
! serss Sogns Bergen @%eitignins AZ
I WriaSoIsbrren - Yaalangs oner
! Sn,tsSoIsbrren gi epenfprIea
fsrS = On SI9se Expedition paa
! SoitebaIsbrGen - SorneIIeu - Soss
inter / Norae - S%iIletpriier.
On Boa for cnbner. Der er eIao |
! at faa en- friH Sili.n fra 9amIeIans
Set. Yris irif tiiienbt 49,. Sf.O0
com gremie meb Soften"
ct Aar ...........'.s $500
B. Anundssn Publ. Co.. DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29

lioner 8uno Sterling % ifaI belt
giennemferes / Sebet af Is aar.
Oct er ioreilaaet at itGnge 3uioer.
Iisen Of peb en- 9emning saaenoc
ira Soaanos gsorbfpit siennem AIM
Itel Siep til Zen @ierineen og ira
oenne @ til ben ~frieiiife apit, rler
Yiaam.
Suioeriisen fol rbtappes / fire
Seftioner. - Get bliper BET itsrite
S9mningsorbeioe / Seroerl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
Nnrn nnkntu.
Minnpmfltc Hae,

Giabpmme sees. Ger meloes ira
@ismarcf, at Nortb Satotas 9onf.
reioi,rces sgc0e5 meb n9iten 7 Mini.
oner Collars meaem September
WaaneoS % lioitc &opport. s set
iomme Siosrltm cr Snnfinoifl1obeue
pget meb omtrent ~ Miuioner Dol
lars.
Chen Sn biemIpst AT Slospaaoe.
Sire MISUNDERSTANDING nebs
brpnote S~uleboQa Iiten / 6orelt Hi-
Der, beliggenOc 80 Wil noroenfor
@runo Sorts, iornariagenOe ct Cab
al omltrent $4,000. Ger berifebe
unber @ranOen en- beftig SinO; og
oct Iaa eli Si0 uo til, at belle 9pen
uiloe itrpgc meb.
tTurpenteSe l%tonGumelier. - Ser
meIoes ira @ismarcf, at Sobn 6.
9ofpc, Hct5ifriuer for Oiitriftsoom.
mer s.. g. Scigbton al Winot, er no.
iect til Glcrt pco Iortb Safotas
Sriciteret. Somtioigt melotes ira
Sarge, at :. u. @aters, bcfienof
SorretniugSmomo beriteOs, pil bliue
uonGpnt til State graminer, eiter.
i~sl9cnoe Is. 5. Sobnion al 9iS.
marcf.
IS. 6. &,".snsem for &etteu. -
CONNER ". z. NleSi lie al @iSmarcf
oil bore Den betienOte as. &. H."-So0
/ Sicfinlon ocnnc ltge. Som oct pil
erinorcS, giereS Ser Den Faaitaub, al
IS. =. ~, Der huerfen fan tale Ell.
Ter paa no9Cn nn0en Waabe iorflarS
Jig, er Sen al en- rig WanO berllbe,
% at ban | &lrtcIigbeben er Gier al
Ell Itsrre Strufnin9 pGroiiulo:
&aub. Ger oil lite blipe anpenot no
gen Surp.
gnrfe Gunntp nbmerfer iig. Naar
Der or Saic nm AutomobilerS Nntul
| De tor'tleIIt9c Gorntper, Iaa oper'
gaar Sals Sountp aQe anore / Sta,
ten meo 1920, men regues bisie iam,
NE WtoItiners IntaI / Sorbolo I'll
6olfemrngoeu, ga Itaar 9urte Goun'
IN eocrlt, % oct fam title Ell Iiito.
mcbil Tor boer Ii Eerloner. Son
gto. = tommer Mc9ean County mel
: Ell Intonlcbil Tor bper t3 Geriouer
6orboloStolIct / Gais County cr CT
I'll bper 16 &crioner.
%il anbciale tpnusent |erelbrms
I StotSIenator &enrp Ic2can al ga
palier eonrtp nil utbcr nGite 9egis
/ latiir trcmITgIe ct 2~opiorilag on
!. tpungcnt Serclbrus. ON bernie 2oi
) pepto9es = bOiItet DOG or libet tro
c ltgt pil Oct citcr ben lite Santa.
1919 bllpe iorbuot at bprfe Den lam
Il NE SGoart poa Ct Stpffc 2ano / mer
Ell 10 paa ~biuonoen feleenoe Iar
nleocnS olt Sormlanb minbit bper
lletie Iar nloa bcplontes mcb iaaoal
@reoe, Der trppcr itaois Gprfnina
lonl Tor erempeI Wais, eIler inoiaae
y nj Sanitegnna. Sor SpertrGoelie q
Sopcll a9ter Statslcnatorcn at lTtt
cn Wfilti al 10 Gents pr. @erc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
miarnuHu.
Srpan pentcs til @iscumEn. Set {

VrUUH UrHICe III SSIStUHVH' @VI %
M aigiort, at @iliam s. Wrpan oil
fonlmle til Wisconiin for at bi9lpe I'll
mco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Staten.
@iniam z. Gpiue. Der or palgt I'll
MeoIcm al slsiembIp og iom oil
iremlGgge 5orilae ON itatsomiatten-
sc Mcierenoum. bar ira Der. Srpan
mootasct @eifeo ON, at ban oil fom'
me til Maoiion Ianoag Den 22oe
San. os tale peo ct Wasiemsoe. Ioni
Ifal aibolocs / llniperiitetets 8pmuna-
%itiflofaIe. Ger pentes, at 1000 Eer'
ioner ira ale Sclc al Statc1 oil pG-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
Sub Qukntn.

Cgiaa en- Hefuro. On al Waoi.
ions Ereiter bebte forleben ct Barn,
iom meiteS at iptte en- Geforo peb lit
Iopns 29nabe. 9et bar Silma an-
ma Maria Watbiloa TanieIion Gang
pooo. Gen, iom / nogen Sib for bar
bolot Teforoen / Mtobiion og Smegn,
Dor Niholaus IsmuS Sietrid S1ars
fenberg.
Mfilaar $4,000 for CT So. Ger
err blepen bubt $4,000 for Setter
Ialt5e 4%ornopfe", ben SEQ / 9e0e
Sour6e, Der bar lat en- M Serbens-
reforo / Smsrprpbuftion, men Gle
rem afilog bette Silbuo uben ipm ioa
meget at blunfe meo Et,ene. 8oens
Observation-Disclosures al Smsr pr.
llge bar AS 9ntb. Gen tiIbsrer Be-
iptningen paa Smileps Sand peo
Belle Sourd]e, % iioen benS Heforb
blep befjenbt giennem 6agm9no peb
Stotens 2mobrugsifole bar nGpnte
Tanh p9ret S~aIforsiteo for Weieri-
mGno og ap99oporGttere ira alle
9ele al Satoet.
Sanbt Some % ire &GSoemaal =
&enrp Sronion al Hobmona panbt
Jig forleoen Ell Sltitru % oesuoen ire
9%Gbbenlaal - alt inben 9ebet al "a
elmer. S"ron'onS &enner bar til
beielige til at hape bom liot tilbebite,
% Ell al Dem til6so Zig at iptte en-
Sum Een9e pou, at ban - 9ronion
- life funbe blipe gift | 9ebet al DC
nritc "a elmer. Gn onoen Sen bill
Sc pGobe Ell Gitersiupper for 20 Ser
Toner, ucoens Ell treble bpo 9ronion
frit &agerrum for lin glitomobil, ON
9rrloen fltrbe opbripes inber n9pn,
re forte Sio. 9ronion log til, bpor,
paa ban pr. Seleion iatte Jig / Sor.
binoelie meo Vfiis @land)e Giplep /
Siour Sails % ipur9tc benoe, ON
bun bar piQig til at bliue Mtrs. 9ron.
ion, % ON bun itrar fllnbe pGre fer.
Dig. Sparet mao | ale Moaber babe
pGret guniti9t, tbi Gielien ianot Ster
fort Sio for De "a elmer bar iorlsb.
ne. Wan fit oct lao trnuelt nieo al
irlofrPpe DC pllnonc S%pooenlaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
c.,u,r,s NJ, ar, si,,,r

cuiniWe her lite WRITER ! cceeott.
PoaaruHb AZ FIN ~itertsnht "a ~afisreuee eirfuiua Tar
saIaiips Sromc Caintnt iaats AZ hpeu'omheiii neen
at btoirft Ntroenttt tier Hinasr | coptott. Ter or
paa %Rtu. 25I Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29

putS Snrsfrt Saa ira q III II Tdae.
apptheferue fnaathfialer Dtratue. bpiS Vnio Clint
nitnt ift tnrsIer fstnhe. fiuItt. blsb,nbt .ner inniipt
Hnts. Jstiit 1rptubsIie Iiuortr. 50 Gents. Adv.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
HIS JOB.

Mrs. Nix--What? You, an artists
model, out of work? I don't believe
it!
Weary Waggs-Yes'm; 7 poses for
de Comic Valentines.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
Why Is 1t

Almost every man needs a certain
amount of exercise each day. The
following are a number Of things a
man Is perfectly willing to do to keep
himself in good physical trim:
Pay $25 for course in physical
culture.
Swing dumbbells and Indian clubs
violently.
Crawl on his hands and knees and
roll like a dog
Climb tree and behave "just like
a boy"
Turn handsprings and somersa uts
On the other hand, there are things
scarcely as difficult which would give
him just as much exercise, but his
wife can't get him to do them. Some
of them are:
Spade gardens.
Feed the furnace.
Pump water into the attic tank.
Beat the carpets.
Now the lawn.
Scrub the floors.
Walk the floor with the baby.
Clean snow off the pavement.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
THE BELATED VALEN-
TINE.

THE BELATED VALEN-
TINE.
Just look at me, my dear,
and see
An object for your char
ity!
Last night I dipped my
pen in ink
And sat and unused and
strove to link
My heart with yours in po-
etry.
But not one rhyme would
come to me,
Although I fumed till half
past three
What! Sleep? l didn't
get a wink.
Just look at me!
What dainty valentine
could be
More eloquent of love
than he
Who thus would muse and
brood and think
Till he's completely on the
blink?
Say, If you doubt my con-
stancy,
Just look at me!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
NO CHANCE TO TRY 1T.

NO CHANCE TO TRY 1T.
A man who sells shower
baths on five days trial
told this story:
IT sent one out to a man
in the rural districts. I
told him to use the shower
bath five days and If at
the end of this time he
was not satisfied to send
it back. This is the letter
I received:
your shower bath
looks good, and perhaps it
is all right. I don't know
whether it is or. not be-
cause the five days for
trial passed before Satur-
day night come around,
and I didn't have a chance
to try it out"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
DIFFERENT NOW.

Time alters many
things"
whats on your mind
now"
"Just noticed the man
who never used to think
to throw a blanket over
his horse in cold weather
carefully tucking a thick
robe around his automo-
bile radiator"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
AN UNKIND CUT.

AN UNhlND GU.
A valentine to her he
sent ..,.
Her smile had made
him bold
A thing where hearts and
Cupids blent
And loves delight was
1t seemed the passion to
reveal
He ne'er in words could
frame.
And SO he wrote, "Tis
thus I feel" ..
And signed thereon his
name.
She read the soft effusion
Then took her pen and
wrote;
Next day the mail brought
to his door
A dainty scented note.
He sprang the missive to
receive -...-
And read these cruel
lines: ..,
II told you I did not be-
lieve
In comic valentines"
TOO MUCH METAL.
"She wears too much
jewelry."
Think SOP"
Il do. No firm would
hold a hand like that.
You can get the same SEN
sation by holding a hand
full of curtain rings and a
! wrist watch"
HERE'S LOOKING AT
YOU.
A foreigner was COM
menting on the strange
perversity of the Ameri-
can.
why, you can even see
it in his cocktail, a strictly
American drink" he said.
How is that?" he was
asked.
why, he puts in sugar
to make it sweet and
lemon to make it sour, ice
to make it cold and gin
to make it hot, and says
heres to you'-and drinks
it himself"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15
LUXURY WANTED.

LUXURY WANTED.
The Big One-Look here, Kid, de
mex time you sends me a valentine.
see dat it's got them hearts and lacey
jiggers an let 1t smell Of perfumery!
See? .a....
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-15

SOMETHING LACKING.
ENew-fangled ways distress a bard,
Make him repine.
y cannot deem a postal card
"A valentine.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05
STATESBORO MINISTER
GETS REAL HELP
Rev. j.. Powell Tells How He Found
New Strength to Give to His
LaborS.

Rev. ]. Powell of Statesboro, Ga.
suffered from stomach troubles SO Sc
riously that they affected his work.
He struggled on under the handicap
as best he could-hardly realizing, per
-haps, lust how~much- ribs sickness was
haunting him.
One day he learned of Mayrs Won
derful Remedy. He took the first dose
then decided to take the full treat
ment He wrote.
"Since using the six bottles of your
wonderful remedy l feel like another
man. 1t has been quite wonder to
me to know how one could have a
stomach disease like mine and live and
do the work l did. l just escaped the
operating table.
"Now | can eat what | please, and
it doesn't hurt me night or day
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and what you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get
one bottle of your druggist now and
try it on an absolute guarantee-if
not satisfactory money will be refund
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05
SHERIFF MANGUM
OUT WITH FACTS
DECLARES HE FEELS iTi HIS.
DUTY TO SAY A GOOD WORD
FOR MEDICINE THAT / HAS
HELPED HIM so MUCH. q

"Tanlac has certainly heiTedl me,
and recommend it to others for what
it has done in my case" SAID Hon. c.
w. Mangum of Atlanta, sheriff Of Full
ton county.
81 have personally recommended 1t
to a great many people. know or at
least fifteen or twenty families who
have bought it on my say SO.
81 am 70 years old, and have most
always been pretty strong and healthy
until here lately have been in ner-
vous, WORKOUT, rundown condition
My stomach was upset most OF the
time, and I digested my food poorly.
Most always after eating l would have
full, uncomfortable feeling that
would last for several hours.
"After taking the second bottle of
Tanlac the fullness and the disagree
able symptoms disappeared, and my
condition is now that of well man. /
now eat heartily without any bad af-
ter effects. and l sleep we'll Of night.
"Tanlac seemed to be just what |
needed to put my system in shape, and
has toned me right up. Under the cir
cumstances, l think it perfectly nat
ural for me to say good word for it
and recommend it to my friends"
Among the large number Of prom
inent men in public life in the south
who have recently given Tanlac their
UNQUALIFIED Endorsement for the spe-
cific aid to them are Hon. Mckenzie
Moss, Judge of the eighth Kentucky
judicial district; Hon. Moses r. eileen.
Kentucky state superintendent OF
printing; Col. John B. Gaines, editor
and publisher of the Bowling Green
Daily News; George w. Hinton, form
er secretary of the Warren County
EQUITY league; President Pegg, OF the
Newport Business College, and others.
Among those prominent in CONNER.
cial life, who have more recently ia
dorsed Tanlac, are c. G. Copper, presl-
dent of the Georgia Cotton Oil Com
pain. Lawrenceville, Ca; H. w. Hill,
bank president, of South Pittsburg,
Tenn; J. F. Carroll, cotton aill super
intendent, of Chattahoochee, Ga, G. M
Conover, manager of the Office furni-
ture department of Foote & Davies,
Atlanta, Ca, and S. S. Shepard ex-
city councilman, Atlanta.
TanIac is sold in Cordele exclusively
by ]. B. Ryals Drug Co., in HatleK by
Roberts Co., and in Arab by City
Drug Store.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05

Benedict farm at Warwick, New YORK
a piece of real estate to which there
has never been a deed made but was a
grant to Miss Ruth's great grand-par-
ents by King George 1885 years ago.
The seventh of June is the happy
mutual occasion of this fair young
girl, whose bridal robe will be OF the
richest Duchesse satin with silver
lace, circular vail of silk tulle,and her
bridal boquet will be lilies of the val
ley and orchids.
The marriage ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. j. B. Irwin, pastor who
received into McFerrin Memorial
church, Nashville, Tenn, where the
marriage will be solemnized, the par
ents and bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and Mr.. Ben
edict's family will return to Cordele
in August to reside.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05

Mr. and Mrs. Vance left Wednesday
for visit to relatives in Montezuma
Miss Resale Mitchell Of Triton, was
the weekend guest of Miss Eleanor
Marshall
L. L. Newell, travelling representa-,
tive Of the n C. HUE Auto Co., of AL
bany, was in Cordele Monday.
Miss Eunice Rustin entertained her
Sunday school class with delightful
picnic Wednesday afternoon.
L. o. White, demonstration for the
Ryals Motor Co., made a business trip
to Albany Wednesday in the interest
Of the company.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05

Captain Hans Tauscher, husband OF
Nine Gadski, the famous singer, has
been held on the charge OF trying to
blow up the Welland Canal in 1914 10
help the German government by him
dering Canadian shipments through
the waterway The arrest followed
revelations of Horst Won der Golst,
German spy, who had been sentenced
to death and was awaiting execution
in the tower of London. Golsts lie
was spared and he was sent here on
condition that he tell the United
States authorities of plots OF Ger
mans here. He is believed to know
much about the operations of Captain
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05
CT-WATSON
MARRIAGE PLANS

Mr. George C. Benedict and family
left Monday last for their former
home in Nashville, Tenn, where they
will remain till after the marriage OF
their only daughter, Miss Ruth, to Mr.
Watson, of North Carolina.
Many matters of interest center
about the approaching nuptiais of this
young girl who with her parents, has
resided in Cordele for the past three
years. She has a very elaborate and
costly trousseau, wherein is displayed
the refined taste and skilful needle
craft of mother and daughter, who
have been fashioning for months a
profusion of dainty APPAREL to supply
my Iady's" marriage wardrobe. The
bride-elect's cedar chest, handsomely
mounted is an especial treasure, as
it Is the handsome gift of her father.
"a gift she treasured, and as the days
passed on she felt af if her tenderest
memories were garnered in her ce-
dar chest, safe stored 'gainst all vi
cissitude, its beauty fingered as if to
hold herein to her the coming years"
Elegant linens richly embroidered
will be stored for safe keeping here.
among which is an article of historic
A linen of heavy texture
was the property of the bride-electFs
great grandmother, the flax from
which it was made was grown on the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-05
WELpON.GOOpING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Weldon, OF AL
bany, Ca, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Kate Comfort, to
Mr.. Frank G. Gooding, of Americas.
The marriage will take place at an
early date.
Mr. Gooding has many friends in
Cordele who remember him as district
manager of we'll known life insur-
ance company. He recently moved to
Americas from Cordele Both are pop
ular young people.