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Gins ben @eri9tsu.
Gonntp. @criht.
6a3 pr htrn"

&c &itt Sfinner. ein Shtiis5im-
mcrmanl aus 9lcpcIono. Ohio. mur.
DC lucgen 9etteIei ouf Den Stru6cn
5n 30 Sogen @oit perurtbcilt.
SSiuam 6cnla uio fSronf Mid)el,
Die lid cilles groben TeritobtS gegerl
Die 5ittIidlfeli lduIhia eemoo,' 20
ben lollen. mlroen noh cinem 81.
perb0r Dem &reisaetidlt iibcrlpieicl.
Sic @eididltc lit 10 mibcriuort,g bal;
man tic i'm Gruf nidh ~micocrgeben
fam. Gos oobei i'll 9ctrad)t fum.
menoc 6ralen5imincr, 6rou 6clno.
befomte lifl ldlulhla rnh muroe Ill
elmer IGngercn 6reiDeii S%itroic perur-
thelIt.
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&reisgeriht.

@eoree 2oih, Elm ga Groilcr 6ar-
MGR, bot 9eaen :. Wt. &oltuo cine
&lage olif 3oblung elmer 9totc pnil
$500 neblt 3inien bon 9lllguit 1905
nngcitrenet.
Sn Dem Sun BON Sbafer Soiepb
eegen George Grom i1utc Die Surn
eill ScrOitt 81 Ounitcn Der Anec-
flo9tcn. Solepb )otte gcltcno &C
modt oab er lein Ifc.b eriticbell
mubtc, lpcil es ouf Grorps @Scioc
Gcrletuneen erlitt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
giele ,,Gmoen"= MobeQt ab.
seieBt.

&un Den .GmOen" WoocGen, fc
i'm ocuti6eu Secmonnsbeim 5u So
bofen bon Ocn Neutrality-suspicious.
SeeIeuten mo gum Beiten Der obne
ionItige 0iIiSmittel III Hcp DOrf
lntcrnirteu 10000 Wann Der 0cltt
iteu 0onoeIsitifie ongeIertigt ula
an ole Der @obItbGtigteit 5ugeneig.
ten Nepobncr olcles 2ou0cs gum
Yreiie Don 80 Gents Sos S:lid ob.
gciest ncroen, muroen i'll 90 Groiic
uno llmgegero ilber 200 an ocn
Mann gebruht. Sr. 9eiurih @eio
itcr. DER III Slltcrclie oes Seemmnss
bouies bier mClIte, berid)tet, 6ab oic
6olgenocn Die bcieeillgte GAIL non
Yemoen" iibernommen mo mlc0cr
oertnuit babeL uno liatttt onl
fGd,I1,ifr ipi11pr Tnuf oh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
GonntDratbs Terbanolnngen.

Sn Der Sieung 0es Gountpratas.
Die om 1icnatag crofinct muroe.
erfoiate Die 9SicocrmGbl ron n. ".
Gopis 5um &orilbeloeu obne Cppo-
litlon. IS iii olca 0os odte gtal ou6
@rn. 2opls oicies ebre 81 lbell
nlr0.
Sn Der Situua am Gienstoa mur-
Den rolgenoe @cidoite erleolgt:
$4,000 muroen mir Dem llnlbou ocS
Gountp . Oeidngniiics bepiuIgt.
&eitcre $3.50 muroen iiir Die Ar-
menfarm b%cipiaiat. oumit bort elef-
trilfcs Sid)t mitauirt peroen fam.
Slr Utumenonpflan5ung III ben
Anlogen nm ous @crihtsgebGuoe
muroen 500 ouSgeieet.
Ter 8eidluB muroe eefoBt, Der
Stoot $4,000 3u 3obIen ais 8eiiteucr
CUR 4iloiterung gepiiier StroBen.
Cine 3ehnung Der Stoot iur in
Dem @eidneniB gcbrouftes @oiier
IN Den letten If Sobren in 8etragc
bon $206 puroc beluiai9t.
Ger 9ou elmer rellen Bride iiber
Den glot Hiper nod 5ren6 SSionn
binilber fam ebenfaus CUR 0isfuilion.
Giner 9lcidmGBiBen Sertbeilung Der
oui $4,000 geifdBten 8outoiten
3luiifen Conn Campbell, Goulttp ufo
Stoot idleinen Die Gon,tiiiore obqe=
neigt gu iein. Giniee nnreu Der
Meinung oaB Die Staot Die @ouptlolt
trnaen ioae. Gin 9eihIuB in olcicr
Angelegenbeit miro niht Dor Der
0erbltltbune oes &otbs erlpartet.
Gie Gommiiiorc 2condro &lee6er,
@inter. Iib, Sdoemciiter 2unoe ullo
GIerf Solipette nurocn init Ger M
ranairuug ocs j0brlIdlen TicnicS De
trolit.
Cine Ionec Gebotte rief cine an
ocutung oes &~oriieenoen berpor,
Dos Iileiiment Gomite 81 olltbori-
iiren. cine Hun0rcile burd)8 Gpuntp
5u MAIDEN, Inn it'd ieIber iiber nc.t
@crtb bes @runoeiaentbums cine
Neimlng bilocn 5u fonnen. ShlicB-
lif fam ma therein, Dem Connie
hterflir pier 5ogc 3u e%eitatten. mo-
filr Dos Gountp notilrlld' Die Soften
be5oblen miro.
Iie ~folgcnoen Gontlte2 muroeu
pom T~oriitellocn %crnannt:
6inon3en - George Berger. g.
Wt. Glitob, 6rie Mepcr uno Carl
@ilfc.
Anipriid)e = ). ). @erdoto, @er-
gel 2upie unb 2. T. Worfle.
@ege uno MittcI = @alter 6.
@intcr, !. ". Smitb, 9ermonn
Robn. Sobn l2u6lep uno Der Tor-
iitenoc.
Aiicifmr1ts Sobn SinoIep.
6reo @olter .. 5. Sfogen, Soiepb
Stlubert, u. ). Iuplou unb George
8. Carr.
Arme uno &rriinnige - &. u.
@iintbcr. 2eonoro &lcebcr uno ).
e. 9telion.
@ebaube unb @runbeigentbum -
). q. 0toorc. AooIpb NuttIemon, z.
6. 0olm, Grim eSletd)er. u. Z. Otu-
tbemion. @iaiom Shoms mo 5. u.
Storonot.
Eradication = Srorf 8eiicnhei-
mer. Gojpor Sobnion uno George
SaG.
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8srtinsnndri6ttn
Observation-Disclosures bee 3. Naro
lIntcritnsuues &ercin.

III Ger aHl Viittluoh Abcn0 IN Der
&~oiienholc ubqcboltencn General
&erlnumlung nicies Gereins muroen
Die folgenoen Ncomten iiir oo8 nod.
tic Ternoltunasiohr acluohlt
Yroitoent. Sltlius u. SGdcI.
8icc Yr6iioert, Mar ShecI.
Shriftiilhrcr. @m. @uha.
Red]nun0siuhrcr, 0eorg Mcn5el.
Shoemciiter, @corq u. 9cbcllcul
&crmoltunasruth. 2u6lplg Ntou.
(fi,r orcl Sabre.
GolIcftcur. Suoicitc. Nnton Nor1-
mes. 523 Aooms StroBe.
Golcfteur. Norbicitc, @ni. Ntithc!
623 Berlin StroBe.
GontroIlcur. /. TiItrift, S2nl. Dit,
dlcl.
Gontrouclr. ,. 2iItritt N. Acm.
MGR.
Gontrcucur. 3. Giitritt. ". 3jertt.
GieenthumancrmoItcr. Youl Gout-
iub.
MorldoIl. 6cor1 aihm.
SohncltroQer. Srie 2olilcr.
Mus ocr unterbreitcien &ohrc&
bcridIteu lit TolNcuoca %cripahnCn.
pcrth: Ter &crcjn 50hIt 400 gut.
itchcnoc NittQlicocr; II murocn 1r
2orie ocH %ohrcH ncu cin9cilihrt
~ Mitqllc0cr itorbcn ,tn0 5 mur0eu
pou Der Sute Qcltrihen. llntcr oelt
Au$0opcn I'M lcbten <>oilrc b~cflnhct
iih Ii. n, ioiQeroe Nolten: 1880
arontenuC!O. $436S Ncriihcrru1Qs
luo 5000 &tQrubub9cIo. &ru Ocnl
RcicrpcfnpitlI oc& &ercius iino $t0.-
100 6ji2tr0ltno oulclcpt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

Mir tplnihen uieIen Net,aanbten, 5reun-
ben unb Ro6barn fir bic 5,Ife unb Spm.
potbie, bic Sic une mGhrenb Der Rrantheit
unb btim lobe unierer eeIiebteu @uttin
unb WutteY au SbeiI weroen Iie6en. unfern
'berSii1Iten 9anf aus5ubridsn. Hefpube.
rem 7ani Srn. 8oitor s. Z. 0omm, ben
Bobrtu&trdaern una GueH, bic 8Iunen.
fpenben ianbten.
albert Otto
une SamiIie.
So grpHe, 10. Nai 1916.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
nnabhauaiateitsfcicr Der 9orlue.

acr. Ginioe 3unhert S0bne ul0
Sod,ter Torlpcacus bottcn iitl omI
@tittluodl Abcno in Der ~6roblmm"
,1oae einecitelt. nm aemeinion ben
SoQ Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Horncqens icltlidl gu begeteu. Sd
mes Sbompion belt Die 1Seitreoe ul0
@cidugc oe3 .Sulgerfors" %iltIlten cl'
men (bcil mes ldoncn Frogromma
Gus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

boItene uno hohiein o%isItnffiric
Gar miinidt, Ereis $780, bat bier
cine %icitene @eleecnbeit. 3icie Gar
lit faiim 10000 IeiIen 1CIouien
uilo out FIR 100000 IciIcn. 8Icih
on5ufragen 5eim
RprStern".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Ionfob il q.

Sm Nontcn meiner anmero6cn
lrno oe6 Geutlheu Scemomn5boules
ioQc i'd biermlt nohmols melncll
ber5Iiditen Ionf.
0etnrih @eioner,
Steparo.
go Groiie, Den II. Moi 1916.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

c:sT @er @elher an mdhieen 8inien
leihen m0dlte, etnen p~erldBlifen Rntb'
Qeher fir 9eehs unb I~ort9aaes braudt.
oher @eIo ani quite Siherheit oitsleiben
mill. ipenbc iid) an ~. s. 3idiih d.
203 g. 4. StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Notice 10 Prove VIII and Notice to
Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, =.
County Court, La Crosse County -
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Mary Grass. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that at the Special Term
of said Court to be held on the 9Th Tuesday, be-
ing the B0th day of May. A. d. 1916. at the Court
House in the City of La Crosse. County of La
Crosse, and State Of Wisconsin. there will be heard
and considered. the application of Martha Bosshard
to admit to probate the last Will and Testament of
Mary Grass, late of the City of La Crosse, in said
County. deceased, and for the appointment of an
executor,
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Spe-
cial Term of said court to be held ut said tosrt
House. on the 9Th Tuesday being the 18th day of
August A. ID. 1916, there will be heard. consid-
cred and adjusted, all claims against said Nary
Grass. deceased:
And notice is hereby further given. that all such
claims for examination and allowance must be
presented to said county court at the Court House
in the City Of La Crosse. in said county and state.
on or before the 18th day OF August A. d. 1916
or be barred.
Dated April 7sth. 1915.
BY the Court,
John BRiNDLEY.
Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

$50 10000 5u ocrIciher OH
6,rlmocjpcithum in 90 Groiie III
5umu,en pom 100000 his 3u So.
10000 81 Sc Nnt,suIrdgeu br
q. y. &oI5 Coulter. 33t Nalu
StraBc, poCr <elepbon 352 VI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
EeriOnalia.

AnlGblit hires @cblrtst6gcS
bclpirthetc Gruu 6rch Sili.
III dnn. 1909 nihl. :. Stro6c. 5lpci
@ruppcn @0Ite Ole cine an Gicna.
tag ulo Sic Nptitc am4lltrpodl. &tc
lc Urdntlutloncu murocn Srdu Gies
monn 81 <hcll. mo Scr ~9toroitcrn"
fiiQt Die lcluc uuftroaIih hin5lt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Cine S~fmotbadcr Gar 5n Der.
famfem.

r H%orhitcru Scr
aus acbcr iuunidlt
ieinc pr0dltiac
funf Eaiiagier
StuDeb
Gar 81 r~crtaufell
neil or elnt grU.
bere beiteat bat.
Seer elne crit
tloIiiae, outer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Neue(te Nn3eiQen.
9Ieine Spesinianse;een toften:

lleber 25 &orte 2 Gents pro &ort.
Sic Worte .@erIanst". gu periaus
len. gu permietben". ySheilhaber pers
Ian9t". II. I. No., ioipie Die IbreIien limb
Elm 5beil Der ausei9en unb miiiien bel
Der Sreis : Serednuns ols 8orte mitges
5ohlt iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
= Hiaen nm beitrn inr Die 9tbcr

Z Eilcn am beiteu inr Die Sebcr
mcll lie Sic beiten 2ebrr . Meoi5iucn
uttholten. einerIei lpie hitter uub I'm.
itmodboit. oo sic ilIBc 3uderbiiIle
oen @eidrnot nerncdt. Ir. Sings
Hcn Size Eius cnthoIten 8eitnno.
thcilc. oie 2eber nrbcitcno moft uno
ole 8eoorme III @clrcGung brinat.
Nein 8ncifen uno bcflemmen. beIien
ncr0oucu. Neriudcn Sie cine tSlo-
itc Or. ainQ'S Ncrp 2iie 9>ils. uuo
Gle mcroen iih mobl befinoen. POO
bri Sbrcm Ynotbefcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
gei4Gfts Nptiaen.

ezsg &. g. San Iuten. @eriihes
rings Teent; Siiraidaftss ooer Siders
beitez9onbs. 228 Rearl Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Su p~crfuricn.

cine falt rctc ..9loroitcru" 9Edh.
moidiut mn al Sen ucudtcu n%tttG.
dement's 9totNiirooeu I'M
gtoro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
6o43eitselodtn

Solaenoe Applifonten erbielten Ct.
lcu Nodl5eit serldubnlBIt1ein
HoIono Youl pon "a Grollc uno
Grl. 2oulle Z. @I0is aus Dem SopE
Gurus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Scr felograne Sepp'l."
ScntidIe &UritcGuns am Counting
Abeno i'm "a GrOne Sgcater.

III nGhitei1 Conn
tag Abeno hnbeH
Die ocutid)en l9ea
t~erliebbnber luleoer
einmal @elegenbcit
Elm Stild in iprer
Wiutteriprnd)e nui-
gefubrt gu ieben
mo oomit 5ugleiG
Die 8eleeenbeit ill.,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

&iaiam Sulscr ipridt. Ger irl.
here @puuerneur @iHiom Sui5cr
non Nem 9)rrf miro niti ser Con
benton Der Trnbibittonilten ocaStua-
les Aisroniii. Die hler ont 20. &ilal
toQt. cine Anlprad,c haltclL mic ON
Wlttuodl tcfonnt mnroc. Iubcre
Hcnner mcrocu icjn; %irGil q. sin
ibolp. Npriibenocr oe6 uutjoualcn
Erohihitlonstmuitr9 uuo ". u. 0ol,
bcrpooh. StnutsuoriiecuoCr ponAliiu-
nciotu. Ali Ser Convention fallen
mcltcrc IeleQotcu sur 4utionol Con,
ncntlon ocpohlt ulo elm ErQliocnt
ihnito @1bltitct cH'Qeitcllt Wcr-
0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Mebnrteu nnO SuNesiaae i'm NpriI.

@eim ltrfunoen Ncqiitator u. q.
Thnmpiou murbcn in Aprtl Sc @c-
bnrteu, If (oocsl1ac uuo 36 Sierra.
then ongcnleIoct. Sm glclden Mo
moi oca &orl1hreS poren es ST &c
burten IS Sohc&i1ue un6 u Sod
Acltcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
8ersnisungs=8 esweiier.

p9aicitic. - Sonning 8admlttags UNI
abel.as @au0epile : @~orIteQuu8en; al
ben @pdentaqen Grandchildren.
Biiuu. - Seoen 9admittag uuo Aheno
@anbelbiioer.
GaFnp. - Seben Rnhmittae uno a6ero
@~anoeIbiloer.
9be Stramo - Tan Der Sa6ion StraBe)
Seben Hbeno @nnDeIbiloer.
Star. - SeSen Rnhmittdg nno abeno
RnnbeIbiIoe-.
TrsamIanb.-t9oroie .)-Seoen Gag
&arDeIbilo1r.
SOme. - (9orbieite.) Seoen Tag
0anDeiblIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Ncuer SGnacrbnno.

Ncacr SGngcrbnno. Sflon iGu
oerc Belt miroe oon Der (Srilnoung
eines neltcn Songerbunoes %geiproG]ch.
Der MIR Staote non W,sconlm INT
ihlieBeu iou. Sor fur5em lamb MN
cine Sieung in Nilmoutee ltott, III
meld)er Der Sonoerbun6 .Gentrdl-
@isconiin" ms Gcbcn geruIeu MIR.
DC. Sn oieier Sisung tporen oelit.
ihe Geionguercine Der nnfJfolgcu0cn
Gt0ote ourh 1elcgaten pertretea:
Sortioro. Mooiion, Nopniae, Dfll'
mdufee uno Hipou. Bic An5ahI Der
SGngcr Der mini Nereinc betragt $50.
Die @runoioee lit iahrlih Elm 5on'
Gcrfeit ob3ubaltcn motrldelnIlfl NIT
Dem erIten in WonpiQe i'm nodJten
Sabre b~cainnenb. Die 8riinoer oee
reilen Soneerbunoes bntten aud oen
.3tped i'm auoe. oos Geutldtbum IN
nnlcrem Stoate peiter 81 i%torfer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

!SuuScitencr fGlig. 1ie 6riit 5llnt
@e3obler Der 0unoeitcler iii bis SAM
/. SUM p~erlangcrt moroen. Am 10.
Nni NOR Der 5ierit ieitgeiettc Ger.
min crloihen. ober crit iiir $50 bon
oer 1880 in Der Stoot boulenoen
06tcrn mar Die Steuer entridtet nor
ocn. 9tod Dem /. Sum miro Die
Goligi nber ltrcngerc Wo3regcln
t~reiien. Inn Die loltmigen 3oDlcr
gum Gntrittcn Der Steuer 81 spin.
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Norofern
Se(er
aufsepaet!

Sh fmhre Icbt Gin oules Nnur-
timent ppu ecmiittcn Narbcn
in alien Gualit1tcu. &arniidlc,
Channels, %uScu . Tsorbrn nno
&arnild,e, Scrpentin. Sslc, ala.
bnittn &anofurbe, nue nuc
Surtcn Duu Nnitrcifl-, Tirnif'
wnS @itf,unid : %nriten nuN
&iniel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

Gin neucS @cihcit. Qir 2uplcr
Glre 60, jncnrporirt in Den Stoo-
ten Salnois unO Soma. hot Den 90
0en 1t9 VeorlItrnBc aenietbet, I'LL,
boieIbit Elm 3meigqcltdit 81 croi.
men. Sic muht ans oltcu neue Ret.
fen. olis Spci ejnen. Sic &oupt9c'
idaitSiirro lit in Copeuport. So.
Die Gompaun hat ichS 3meiageidol'
&c in Soma uu6 %uluolS.
-Gie umerjfonjidle 4ctqreiie unb
ihr Eublitum iino @cuel& odii;r. 0ob
ole lluuiiieubeit ollemal sic iupcrIol-
iigite 2eibpate Ger &Hge lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19

ltnbefaKnter Mana 9etObtet. Iur
5cr @eleilcn ocr Wtllmoufee . VoGn
muroc ont Gicnstnq Hodmittog nobe
gSeIt Solem en- Widnn liberiabren
uno qetootet. Coroner Ietlep, Der
6en ,yoa uutcriutte, lieB Die 2cife
in gSelt Solcm beitotten. G1e ger.
ionlld)felt 0ca Ntonnes tonntc midi
fGtacItcllt merocn. oo or feline go
picre bel lid trlig. Gem Alter Dnr
DC oltf ctluu 80 %obre geldGBt. Gin
S5nmleit ipliroe nidlt obgebaIten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-19
Soaares.
Rene 0ranfenndrterinuen

Rene 0ranfenmGrterinncn. Nm
"a. Noi finoct i'm Ct. 6roncis Cpl
ioI Die 4bqangs1eier Der "gturlcs
Iroiniug Shopl" itott, Die iol6cn.
ben iungcn 1oncn weroen lbr NIB.
aaltas 1iplom erbolter: Wtaru
TSronccs Gomor, Cecilia Nina 9d;-
rett, Ora Morgorct . IN, 6ronces
Gotbarinc Iund, Gleonore UtorD
cScngler. pelcn Alice Griffith, @elen
oSulio 0onlcn. Cara 2ouiie Sctter.
iiclo, Clara 4uguiia Sdltc, educ.
tier 81. &er;to NuB.
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Der u~eylorcne 9nabc nod nidli &c.

funoen. Niles Abluhen oes Nlod
Ripers mo oles GrlrhIoritcn Dor
,3ieeunerlageru in Der Hudlburidl0rt
nnd Dem ucrntibien 2umrencc Sorlon
ipar biS9cr crgcbniBlos. Sic Toll5ei
bongt nod INNER OH Der Ibeoric
iclt. oaB Der 0ndbe crtrunfen III unG
0aB bic 2cidle ocsleIben in aur6cnl
a II Der GberiIddle oes Moliers gum
4oridein fonruen miro. Im CONS
Tag NH itprlgens <im Sorois, cine
olte 6lubrotic, NIT eineut in lcinem
Gellee oei,nolidcn Appnrat nod cln-
mai oen 0lod Riper BET Copeland
Yorf opiudlen.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
Danger Signal.

If the fire bell should ring
would you run and stop it or
would you go and help put out
the fire? 1t is much the same
with cough. A cough is q
danger signel as much as a fire
hell. You should no more try to
suppress it than to stop fire bell
when it is ringing, but should
cure the disease that causes the
caughing. This can nearly al
ways be done by taking Cham
berlains Cough Remedy. Many
have used it with the most ben
egcial results. 1t is especially
valuable for the persistent cough
that so often follows bad cold
or an attact of the grip. Mrs.
Thomas Beeching, Andrews, Ind.
lana, writes: During the win.
ter my husband takes cold easily
and caughs and caughs. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the
best medicine for breaking up
these attacks and you cannot get
him to take any other" Obtain.
able everywhere.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08

The impotency of the President
as a vote-getter for others than
himself has now had two demon
sh atoms. In 1914, the cry Stand
by the President" did not pre-
vent the gaining by Republicans
of a majority of the State dele
gations in Congress; and if it had
not been for the iniquitous sys.
TEN of Southern representation,
that body would have been strong
ly Republican. This year. on
the plea that he kept us out Of
war, the President gained q
slender lead in the electoral vote
while the lower house of Con-
gress apparently passed into the
hands of the Republicans. who
were almost uniformly successful
with their State tickets all thru
the North - the Southern situa.
ton. again working to the advan.
tage Of the Democrats.
The simultaneous advertising
of the $50, 100000 Russian loan
and the SIS, 900, 900 Chinese loan
which the newspapers have late.
ly been carrying furnishes one
striking argument in retaliation
of the kept us out of war" slo-
gan. So long as foreign nations.
whether at war or in peace, look
to US for, food, for materials and
for money they will not permit
US to get into war under any
circumstances. .'. ~
One noted economist says that
industrial classes are full Of in.
dignation that the farmers should
be obtaining such inordinate
prices for what they have pro
duced". Well, we do not know
of any law that prohibits some OF
these industrial workers in the
cities from engaging in farming.
But we would remind them that
the eight-hour-day has no place
on the farm.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
Protective Effect of the
War

The extent to which the Brit
ish blockade is performing for US
the function of a tariff proxy is
well exemplified in the importa-
ton OF hosiery and knit goods.
Ordinarily our greatest competi-
tor for the domestic market in
these goods is Germany. The
Germans were having a high old
time in our market just before
the war broke out, and our i'm
portation of hosiery and knit
goods nearly doubled during the
first nine months of 1914. COM
pared with the same period in
1918. But during the nine months
ended September last our i'm
ports of these articles dropped
to the insignificant amount of
$3.50, 600. from "a. 600, 600 during
the 1914 period. $455,OO worth
getting in from Germany. A re-
cent report from the U. S. Con-
sui at Chemnits. where the bulk
of these goods are made up in
forms US that the German cotton
knit goods Industries are not
harmed in the least They will
be trimming at a capacity of 100
per cent plus when the war is
over and if we do not return to
protection the American knit
goods industries will receive a
jolt from which it will take years
to recover.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
Don't put it off, send to-day !
Was There a Trade?

The Minneapolis Tribute fig
ures that Wilson got about. three
thousand of his votes in Mime
sofa through a trade between the
Democrats and the Socialists.
There is no doubt that the Re-
publican national ticket was out
rageously traded in many quar-
tiers, but this is the first sugges-
ton that trading went on be-
tween any party and the Social
lists, who are supposed to play a
lone hand at the polls OF election
day. 1t has been asserted that
the Socialists, in States where
the blanket-bollot primary pre-
walls, have been made use of to
swing the nominations of one or
the other of the old parties. But
their stern political morality was
thought to be immune against
any Establishments on the day OF
the real election.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
NOTICE


Special Term, Knox Fisal Court
November Is, 1916.
Bids will be receit~ q and OPEN
ed on the 9th day of December,
1916, at Barbourville Kentucky,
for two pike-road bridges; one
across Little Richland Creek and
one across Sinking Creek. The
flooring on the two pike-rpad
bridges to be let separately. Also
twelve smaller bridges at various
points in Knox County. The two
pike-road bridges to be paid for
out of the bond issue and the
twelve other bridges to be paid
for out of the 1917 fund.
For plans and specifitions, call
at the office of the County Court
Clerk. 11-24-3t
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08

Although the price Of shoes has
advanced 40 per cent or more it
is not likely that thexpurchaser
will find much increase in the an
nual cost of shoes.o Most people
will wear their shoes longerT7
have them patched and half-soled
and thereby nearly make up
the increased original cost.
In 1918 the Presidents own
fortunes and personality will not
be an issue. That campaign will
turn upon wider survey Of the
Democratic admin istratio n 8
work than has yet been had, and
the value of the pokeies which
the President espouses or which
will be thrust upon him especial
" by organized labor-may then
b passed upoR
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FARM?

!: If you do, l have one of about
48O acres. Of good level land in
Laurel County, about three
miles northwest of Corbin, and
within half mile Of the railroad;
in q good community; close to q
school and church. It has three
dwelling houses, barns. and an
orchard and other good improve
ment. A splendid home and a
big bargain IL taken at once.
Will sub-divide into q small
tracts IL desired. Call or write,
F. D. SAMPSON,
Barbourville, Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
Wet or Dry

II looks how like the next fight
will be between the vets and
drys, and the two big parties will
try to see which one can get the
dry plank in their platform first.
1t is plain to be seen that the
neyt race for Governor of Ken
ituaky wiz be a question settler.
M. Hert has sounded the key
note and suggests an early meet.
ing to arrange a platform upon
which to wage the next campaign
and we have heard it whispered
that the Democrats will follow
suit and get it into their platform
as soon. as possible. -.
The only mistake the Republi-
ca party made in the last cam
paign for Governor was they
treated this question too lightly.
Had they had the dry plank in
their platform they would have
cleaned the Democratic party
from top to bottom In the next
race, let it be Democratic or Re-
publican, there will be a DIS
Governor, or ut least he will be
elected pledged to be dry. We
do not know who the nominees
ofsthe two parties will be, bu: We
would he willing to bet our last
summer straw hat that one of
the candidates for the Democrat
ic nomination will be from the
Mountain section and that he will
be a dry Democrat.
The nominee of the Republican
party will be alright, and we bet
our old jeans pants that he vii!
lick the fellow who comes against
him.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
C0od Farm For Sale

f4have a good farm for sale. ,
about 40 acr+s. a fine bunch of
timber, good orchard, and one
oil well. with oil in paying auanti-
ties. Located about 2 IL miles
from Barbourville, KY. close TO
church and school. For particu-
lars, call or write Mrs. Mary
S. Hamilton, near Fair, Ground.
Barbourville, KN 1850 At.
Mountain advocate., 1916-12-08
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

/ have lost q horse mule about
IL or II years old, black, had on
Q leather halter when he left
home, has wqite spot on left side
az his tail, shod all around, about
IA hands high. short and stocky.
A liberal reward will be paid
for his delivery or for informa-
ton Is to his whereabouts.
NOAH DUNN
ll-l7-3t Fourmile, KY.