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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
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RON go. 1926 @ins Sirab,, srrsihi,
seiiern ben 90. Weilenitsiu ouf isinsm
astenspfabe unb feline sablrei6eu
ireunoe lisbsn es ii6 na,iirli6 MIDI
nstmsn. i'm 2aufe oes 5ages psri6na
LID oor3uiprsftn unb ibrs tsr5li4Iter
@Iiidpiinife bar5ubringeu.
Die iterblias Siiae bon ssrau & a.
Uterine g did seb. pfsffer ipirc
an Samitas Radmittag sur lesten
Guts ssbsttst iprben. Die 9sroi.
auna srfoIst I'M balb spei llbr BON
grdusrbaufs SO. 1924 Del Wlonts
gslacs. prics Sil aus. tporauf in Der
G:iisn Gsuti6sn Gu. prot. airfe in
9lrite 6ill ein bon ben paiioreH o. q.
Vrsb unb Gmil g. Baum gelsitstsr
graueracttssbisnit abseSaltsn perben
mirb. Die Ysiiebuns .rfolsi a,i1 BEN
Gsuii6sn prot. 5risbbof on Der Gar
ifdas Bite. Ratiirlih iperben Der
Gcfingeifi,benen bic Mitalieber bts
Sroers beg Gaitern Star. benz lie ais
lonajdbrists, riibrises Witgliso an.
cetSri., in arobsr 3abl tie lebte gbrc
crpeiisn. quber ten bier anid1ieen
einaefGrigm bintsrldbt tie @erepists
nod einen in WiiIouri unfdiiissn
gruber tpie audi atpei S6tpeitern IN
tsr alisn Ssimatb.
Ulit aufridtissr 3rauer ipirb II
ipeiten areiien bic Eunbe BON ben
Iblebsn BON iyrau bartlett,
Houife 9untemann. geb.Ham'
mann pernommsn iperbsH, bic an
Wlitiipo9 bic 2tusen gum stpiser
Salummer ibloB. Di. Sabiusef9ie'
bcns, bereR Gatie, Der ipoblbeiannts
Deutf1e pionisr 5err Gerbarb s.
Suntemann ibr In ben Sob oorauf.
essansen 1T. binterIdbt einsn grober
iSreunoesireis, bic ibr anbenien itets
In Gbren bdlten ipirb. Die gesrbi'
gung finbet bsute Radmi!tag I'M 3tpei
llbr bonn srauerbauie go. 3424
grice Qpenue, priee Sia, aus ftati.
Die geiietuns Der iterbIidlen Siiae
non israu R a d. e | 81 ae der, 5e6.
Mul.ner, Die im gllter bon ~ Ssdbreil
sie sllgen 5rim efpiaen Sdlllmmer
itllot, irnig betraliert nif)t in,r BON
,fren slngeborigen. ionbern auh bon
ben pieIcn Srei,noen. iucIde iie iih in
Saiifc Der Sabre ourb ibre Sersens'
oiite gu errerben gcipubt, miro beutt
Enfmittn, I'M halb Srei llhr pom
5rauerbailie, on Der @bitiielo unO
Terrare slpenue, Clifton, 5nr etrigeu
a'uGe heiiattet ,perben.
Wube beIiattst iperbsn. 9uber BEN
sramsebeusten 0aiten binisrldbt bic
UereiDisit an ndberen 9lnssbSrissr
cine 7o&ter, Jrau gbiib Smmenbort,
fotpit feds S0bne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
Bon SiIlasB anbiten ers
inproet
Wurbsn in parral, Werito, sbeobOr
8Osmiiaer iammt 5rau unO
ainb.

glYafO, 9sras, 16. glontmber.
Gin 9eridt. Der pon ben 9eamtn
elmer GrubenseieGfdaft bel parraI
bier einIief, msIbet, baB bafslbii shsU.
Dor SOeuriiller iammt ieinsr frau
unb i.insm ainbs srmorbet purbe, als
9iIa ganbiisn bic Stabt beiebtsn.
5oemiiller foil elm beutider llntey.
tbaH geiueien iein.
Sn BEN geri9t hsibt es, bob bic
Nadri&t bon einem 9inefiIhen
GliidiIiRs iiber6ra9t iporben fei, mel.
der eradhlte. bab SosmiiIler erf6OFen
iuuroe. neil er 18 paar Sbrsn. ipslbe
garran3a Solbaten absefdniiten
iporben ipdren, suiammen NIT einem
infultirerben ,9riefe an @iIla i'm
Sdauienitsr jeinss aabens ausseitslt
bate.
Gin.m anbersn 5lii6tling 3ufOise
foll aber Der General Serrera bic DON
@illa etliteH bon Ssrreras Solbaten
afasTdnittensu Obren I'm aaoen bon
5osmiiIlsr ausseiteIIt baben.
Suarea, Werito. 10 Rcpembtr.
Der aoniul Mar gBefsr, Der @ers
treter 0suti6Ian6s i'm n0rbIi9en Wes
rito, tiiHbists ain 9onneritds on. bah
sin.m gerihte sifolss Sbeobor Does
miller BON parral iammt ieiner ga
mile sei0btet tpurbs, bab aber nod
tsine offisieae Radri6t iiber ben
Morb .insslaufsn fsi. aonful Mes
Der CAB aud betannt, baB Cigar ROD,
Der benHde aoniular @gent in pors
raj, ipeld,er IN Santa RoIaIia burh
Gan6itsn Inn 81 Gilterbarren bes
raubt tporben mar. ii9 BON bidsr
Stabt mad bsm Siibsn 5essben babe.
Ssin Reifssisl fsi iebo9 ni4t bes
fannt.
Osutfh!anb stebi anse5s
lid in Der unttrfee.
boot' Trage !pttper
mad.
Repgori, 16. Topembsr. Die
.eDsniug a3oit". bic bds Dertrausn bes
prdIibsnten Wilfon ssniebi, mar "a
Der Gage sii Deriiineen, baB Deutf4s
Lamb IN Der 9au9bcotfrass & ben Der.
Gtaaisn pieber sinmal na4sege5en
bat unb Bite unseD5bnIi&s 1bGtisieit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
Sn zpmDenirs
Gum gsten Der bsutiden ariegsnotb.
Ieibenben pirb Der Giienbaaaii
Der .Deutf9lanb" Derpans
belt iperbu.

UtAi IUtlUH.
gen Qonbon, Conn, 16. gtob.
Der @iIsnbaaait I'm 9sfpibt BON 10
3onnen, tpel9er BON bem beutfaen
lInterIse Sanoelsidiff ySeuti6s
lamb" bierber sebra4t tpurbe. Dito.
ME am Donneritds Derlaatste, in eis
Ierne Webaillen berpanDelt nerben,
Die als SpIoenirs gum 8eiten bsuts
iaer ariegs Wittipen uno Wdiien
Dsrtanft tperben Ipllen. Sie tpsrben
etpas tlsiner als Elm dmerituntfdsr
SilbsrbolIar iein unb bic s0entI4z
lamb" unb aapitdn a0niss Ramenss
8ug aufipsiIen. Gs beibt. bab elm
5beil bes Uletalls BON eurOpdifftn
ShlddtIelbern itammt.
Die .9euti6lanb" erbielt sinsn
buntslgrauen Qnftri9 uno ss be;bt,
baB lire Riidfabrt na4 europa
itiinbli9 erfpartet tperben lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
almf ben 5teip 9urfer9ods
Wirb bic griefe,s Gsniur pis in
firtipau ausgeiibt.
grisfe, bic paiIasiers mitbrinseu,
psrDen bier absenommen SeDtfs
net unb seleien.

Rep,gorf, 16. Roo. DAP bic
bieiigen Sol6sbDrben cine Der britt
iden in sirtipaa dbnli4s GenIur bon
griefen, bic nit einlonsenben DAM
pieru iOrlnen, einsefiibrt baben, tam
nit Der ioeben betannt getporbenen
gsi9lagna9mc zines iiir ous gunts
baus analtb, Raaob 6 fiibne in
120 grOabpap beftiHrmten 9risfpa'
tets 3u Gage. Gin 9aiiasier auf BEN
an Samitag bier eingctroffenen
9ampfsr rariitianiafiorb@ bate bas
gjatet bsriibersebradr uno in ieiner
abnunssloiisteit eiaen 3oabsamten
auf bsm Bier gsfragt, pie er bic grles
ie ben 9lbreFanttn suiteIsn tDnnte.
Der 3Daner nuhm ibm lofort bas
patet ab.
sef0rberung Don griefen unb gOits
laden bur9 paHdsitte perftObt 9ssen
bas BoitseIes uHO Dirb laut Strdfs
surasrapben 203 nit einsr @eIobube
big gu $1,000 seabnOet.
Die 9afsnbeb6rbtu baben ieit eini'
ger 3eit ben antommenbeu paiiugies
rem bic ettpaigen griefe, bic lie an
,bnn fanben, abgsn0mmen unb mits
unter s.5ffust, etnerlsi. oh Der abreIs
lat einen beutIa Ias poer snsliid tlins
ssnben Ramen beIit:. Stanb ettpas in
benz Brief, bas naa Sdmussel pbsr
ReutralitdtspsrleBung rod. 70 Durbe
CT mad WaIbingtoR an bas Staaiss
oepartement seianbt. gntbielt aber
bas S9reiben nur 5si4dftli4e ober
Observation-Disclosures, 10 ipurSs ss snts
ipeber Der poit 3ur 3uii.llung iibers
seben pber brett an ben abreFanten
in cine mdnltliasn llmf4les seianbt.
OisIe grisfbsIdIasnabmeu erfolg'
ten meiiiens aui iiaHoinaDiihen ober
nieberldnbil6en 9du,pfern. Bon ies
bem einselnen IdG ourbe bem Bun.
bssbiitrittsonipoIt Qln5eige eritoitet.
bod iinb Bis jest in oieien Sa9sn
ieine StrafDerfolgunsen onhdngig ges
ma6t porben.
9lls tiirSIi9 Der Dampfer ,Gtod,
holm" aug Sbpeben bier sintraf, Fan,
ben bic Snipsttpreu in Der 9aiiite bes
Gdiffsarstss einsn STOP Griefe, an
Dsrf6iebene Rdufleuts in Der Stabi
abreiiirt. GisIer 5a8. fatte taum Der
Danpfer .!osllis 0laO" anselegt, aIs
elm babies DubenS Snipettoren an
Yorb iti.ssn unb bas S6iff sig in
ben ileiniten WintsI 1uf 8riefe bur9s
la4ten. Sic fanbeR aber niHis.
Ger GutomobiI. Bettfat.
rerOario & tia pieber
fiegreih
Santa 1 on IA. 9al., t6. 9eon.
9lm Gonneritag bat Carlo 9feIta ben
@anoerbiIt @eher beim @an6cr6ilt
Gntomobils s@ettfabren oliIn ypeiten
Mal bintereinan6er gerponneri. @r
entiptdelte cine Geituinbisfeit bon
Sc. 9S ReiIen pro Shinbe IN ben ju.
riid5ulesenoen 294, ,035 WeiIen unS
erlangte babilr6 in bein BON Der
glnerican @iltonlobiI gliiociotion Der.
anitaIteten $780, 900 aonteit SeH Sitel
eineS ,gbontpiou 9rioer" BON slnle.
rita. Sci Dem @ettreniet tpitrbe lei.
ner bon ben 3onteitanten ipeoer Der.
Iest nod uet5atet. 0ie uGGitbobere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
E9iffsuah

Rem gort, 16. To0. - Qbgef.;
aQbyiatp", mad oioerpool.
2tDerpool. glbgef.: rarupnz
lamb, mad Rep gort.
Gibraltar. 9aFirt: rRoma"
prn Netp g)ort mad Mdrfsi[le.
Senuu. 9tns.: .9u-u o'aoitu"
oon glep Yort.
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Gin ftapbaft.r admin psrurs
iahis a.iitrn qlbenb ssssn 8 llbr in
h,r Wpbnune beg Wm. u. 5al, 1920
Gris 4bsnils. Elm Geuer, bas sinsn
S6aben Don $50 anridtete. sbs ss
pelcfht fpsrben tnnnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

Srau g. 6. Smith, melhe Oar6
Sanlae lire 0eimnObeit erlnnste.
tii8tts unb fiible mid in jeHer
ge3ie6uHg beFer.
Sofft, bab aud nnbereeH
ge9oIfen.ptrb.
Limb neil Sanlac mir geboIfen
6at, bin i6 getommen, I'M Sbncn
aGes 3u sr5dblen, unb i9 boffe nur,
baB anOere, pel6e aud 10 letoen, e
leisn peroen.
sd bin iiberseugt, baB Sanlac
ein gang ausge3ei4netes Spnic 1T,
urb neiB. baB es allie iene &ranta
1eitsitoffe. nel4e mir 10 DieIe
S@mer3en berurIahten, aug meAlcm
&0rper entferHte."
Die @p,3iige uno Die Dirtung bes
Sunldc perbeu rpm SanIac Grpers
ten in Der 9(potbete Der Dom Drug
So. an Ge6Iter unb Walnut Strabe
bempnitrirt, Qber bas Ilittel tdnn
in allen Der 10 Dom 9tpOtbeten in
Cincinnati unb GooingtOn, in bec
Stuntebef 2tpot6ete in Renpprt, 6et
e. 6. 5arrcll in 2uolon, in Peps's
&potbete in 2atonid RI berienigen ooH
D. 3, Srumer in Mo0iIonDille, Iorpie
in Sreobino's 2tpotbete in georipooo
unb bei Sobu SO. Stiff in Gbeoiut
oerlangt Derben. Syu ieoer Staot in
Cincinnati Diitritt 1T elm 2lpUtbeter.
tpeI4er 9anIac pertauft. 49, 2(H5eige.
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Muf 10000 Wtann
8sGuufenfi6 Bite @erLuits
bertanab ! DEN 5ruppe7
Eranfreih.

II . Z " VI
Sttopa, Canada, 16. gao0ember.
9as WtifB Separtement Der Regie=
rung erlieb cine 8etanntma4ung,
aus ipel6er iid ersiebt, OaB bic @erz
lutte Der tanabiI4en Sruppsn, meihe
an Der 5rOnt in Jrantrei4 tdmpfsn,
ieit benz geginn bes arisges ii6 aut
$4,000 Mann belaufsu. Cine groBe
2ln3aM Der @ertpunoeten lei an bic
5ront 5urIdgetebrt ober IN Der Genes
fuug begriffen. GeFallen iiub o.
457 Wann; i6reu Bunben erlegsn
3,347 Wann unb 3,272 WaRn pers
hen berribi
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nu9 feinsr 9einatb, 5uriid, no er iiG
literarii6en 4rbeiten ipibmete. Gein
nAuo gabis" fpurbe in fut ale
europdiiden Spraden iiberIeBt.
1ie ,9emtf6lamb"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-08
(To Be Continued.)
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chantment.
sorrow. She could not give herself to
him, be his wife, as she knew he wish
ed her to be. Yet she liked him more
than she cared to admit. He had
fought for her once and taken his pun
ishment with a grin. She felt joy in
his homage. and yet she felt humility.
In what way. she asked herself. was
she better, cleaner of heart. kinder or
cleverer than Collie? Why should peo.
pie make distinctions as to birth or
breeding or wealth when character and
physical excellence meant so much
! more?
"COllie!" she whispered. and the
touch of her fingers on his arm was as
| the touch of fire-"Colliev'
She drew one Of her little gray
gauntlets from her belt. Here she
said. and the word was caress
But he put the proffered token away
from him with trembling hand.
Don't" he cried. l tried not to want
you! l did try! This morning-before
told you-I could have knelt and
prayed to that glove. But now. Louise.
Louise Lacharme. l can't That glove
would burn me and drive me wild to
come back to you"
ITO come back to YOU" The words
sung themselves through her conscious.
| ness Come back to you" He was 60
| ing away. You care SO much?" she
asked. There was new light in her
IInr 01,
So she had looked when Saunders
| threatened her. She swayed in the sad.
die. Collies arm was about her. She
raised one arm and flung it round his
neck. drawing his face down to her
trembling lips. Then she drew away.
her face burning
Across the end Of the canyon a va
grant sunbeam ran like bridge OF
fairy gold 1t pelted the gray wall with
! a million particles Of mellow fire. It
tiickered. flashed anew and faded. The
ponies drew apart The colt Yuma
grew restless.
"GOodby," murmured Louise.
Like the sunshine" he said. pointing
to the cliff
1T is gone.' she whispered. SILVER
ing little as the shadows drew down.
1T will shine again." he said. smil-
ing
Without word she touched Black
Boyer with the spurs. A stone clatter.
ell down as he leapel forward. and she
| was gone.
Collie curbed the colt Yuma. who
would have followed. "No. little hum
ming bird" he said whimsically. I'VE
amt so used to heaven that We can
ride out Of it quite so fast"
Next morning. with blanket and
slicker rolled behind his saddle. he rode
down the Moonstone canyon trail. At
the foot Of the range he turned east
ward, new world before him. The
far. hills, hiding the desert beyond.
bulked large and mysterious.
Louise had not been present when he
bade goodby to his Moonstone friends.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-08

the trail to the level Of the summit
Slowly they dropped down the descent
into MoOnstOne canyon.
At a bend in the road the ponies
crowded together. Collie's hand acct.
tlentally brushed against the girls,
and she drew away. He glanced up
quickly. She was gazing straight ahead
Mt the distant peaks. He felt strangely
pleased that she had drawn away from
him when hts hand touched hers. Some
instinct told him that their old friend
ship had given place to something else
something as yet too vague to de-
scribe
They rode through a vale Of enchant.
ment known only to youth and love.
Her gray eyes were misty and trou.
bled. His eyes were heavy with unut.
tered longing. His heart pounded until
It almost choked him. He bit his liIA
that he might keep silent.
The CLINT of the slanting sunlight onI
her hair the turn Of her wrist as sto||
held the relns. her apparent uncOa al
| sciOusncss of all outward things els|
thralled him. A spell hung round him
like mist. binding and battling all
clearer thought. And because Louise
knew his heart. knew that his homage
was not Of books. but Of his very self,
she fingered in the dream whose thread
she might have snapped with a word.
! gesture.
Generously the girl blamed herself
that she had been the one to cause him
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

You may do things as we'll as others
if you try.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

Exchanging Views.
First Boy-My paw says he's sick
over paying his income tax.
Second Boy (proudly)-Well, he
ought TIC be like my paw He says he
doesn't have to pay a~ny.-Judge.
Its Glass.
Talking about dogmeat-"
Don't. That is whine-erwurst
YETI
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23
'ANURIC!''
NEWEST IN CHEMISTRY

This is a recent discovery of Doctor
Pierce, head of the lnvalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. Experiments for sew
eral years proved that there is no
other eliminator of uric acid compa-
rable. For those easily recognized
symptoms of inflammation-as back.
ache, scalding urine and frequent uri-
nation, as we'll as sediment in the
urine, or if uric acid in the blood has
caused rheumatism, "Anuric" acts
quickly. In rheumatism of the Joints,
in gravel and govt, invariably the
pains and stiffness which so frequently
and persistently accompany the dis
case rapidly disappear.
Send DR.. Pierce 10c for large trial
package. Full treatment SOC. All
druggists.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23
Euen Doues Are Trained
To Be Messengers of War
From Kansas City Star.

City Star.
These messengers of war sometimes are
called carrier pigeons. They are not. Car
rier pigeons lack the instinct that en-
ableS the homers to return to their cote.
Carrier pigeons are only for the purpose
OF display at pet stock shows.
The Nations Well Supplied.
Many nations have established pigeon
posts. where birds are trained to fly from
one city to another, or from one island
to another. They are much faster than
train or steamboats, and a message is
much safer in their care. They are num-
bered today as one of the most deadly
messengers of war.
The first news. of the siege of Lady
smith. during the Boer war, was carried
by homing pigeons. The pigeons used at
Landysmith were taken from the lofts at
Durham and Pietermaritzburg and in view
Of the great service which they performed
it is OF more than passing notice. The
dumb messengers We're used in the signal
service of this country during the war
with Spain. In the French army are more
than 100000 trained pigeons and more
than 100000 in the postal service which can
be utilized in time of war. Germany has
more than 10000 we'll trained fiers and it,
too. has it's pigeon posts that can be util-
lied by the government.
Birds Even Take Pictures.
During the Russian-Japanese war an au-
tomato camera was invented. The cam
era was fastened about the breast of a
pigeon and accurately timed to make
photographs in the air.
When a homer is released, it rises rap
idly into the air, flying in large circles,
apparently getting its bearings. After ris-
ing several hundred feet it will circle to "A
point directly above the place when 1t was
released. then dart in a straight line to-
| ward it's home, bearing the important doc
uments to its government. A pigeon can
not be trained to fly to any point. but it
can be trained to be taken hundreds of
miles from its home. released on battle
fields and return to it's Original nome with
great haste.
The pigeons were almost displaced by
the invention of wireless telegraphy, but
a bird can be carried easily where a wire
less outfit would prove too bulky and could
never be taken. A spy can release a pig
con in the face of the enemy when ne
could not dare to try wireless, with little
risk to the bird. The messenEere an truly
1 birds of war. not peace.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

From kansa'
Perhaps, next to the wireless stations.
the homing pigeons. These birds, the
wisest of their kind, are employed to
great advantage in English. French, Ger
man, Austrian, Italian, Russian and Jap
anese armies. Military authorities hold
there is no better means for small de-
m to communicate with their
headquarters. nor could they want better
On the fields of Europe the flights of
the birds are in most instances so short
that they do not nave to stop for a rest,
thus preventing the messages from fall
ing into the hands of the enemy. A pig
con in its flight scars so high 1t IS al
most invisible to the naked eye, thus it
necessitates the use of high power guns
to bring it to the ground. AND any man
who ever makes such a shot can call it a
miracle.
How a Spy Works.
The king of England and the emperor
of Germany, as we'll as other rulers of
European nations. nave their own flying
kits, and IN time of peace they enter their
birds in races with birds belonging to
their subjects. The crowned heads deem
this royal sport.
A bird equipped for flying with a mes
sage is encaSed in a bottle-llke tube the
shape of it's body.
A spy puts his messenger in his pocket,
proceeds on his mission, quickly writes
his discoveries on small bits of paper and
places them in a tube bound tightly to
the birds leg. Releasing the bird, his
message is started to its destination with
a speed that only wireless or telegraph
can rival.
Ways Of Carrying Messages.
Messages can be fastened to birds in
various ways-around the tail feathers,
under a wing. about the leg. or secretly
marked by pluclling a certain feather,
the painting of certain feathers and many
other equally ingenious contrivances.
Messages are often reproduced by pho
Biography upon films reduced to the small
est possible size which the birds can carry
and which weigh the mere fraction of
an ounce.
Recently there appeared an account of
the capture of a German spy. He was
riding on a train in Belgium. TIL spy
noticed thai he was under surveillance
and hurriediy wrote the information he
had in his possession and released his
! winged messenger from the window OF
the train. The spy was captured. but the
message could not be. stopped.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23
How to Feel Well During Middle
Life Told by Three Women Who
Learned from Experience.

Philadelphia, PA started the Change.of Life
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MAN, 759 N. Ringgold St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AILING WOMEN
NEED THIS FAMOUS
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION

Thousands of women who are o
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This prescription of DR.. Picrce's ex-
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

Getting His Fortune Told.
The future holds a great deal for
you"
When will it begin to loosen up?"-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

Heard in a Boarding House.
The Butter-I have age and rank.
The Sugar. have plenty of sand.
The Coffee-I admit my weakness.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

DIR. P%ierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

a saturated solution of celluloid in
banana Oil makes a durable lacquer
for brass.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

Piles Relieved by First Application
universal remedy tor all forms of Piles Druggists
refund money If Il fails. &c.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23
Likely Not.

Nodd-Thank heavens. My wife
doesn't know where | was last night.
Todd-Do you?-Life.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

To Prevent The Grip
moves the caMse. There is only one "Bromo
3ulnlne" ". w. GROVES signature on box. 25c.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-23

Its Mission.
Il have bought a new sleepy-hollow
chair for the parlor.'
Pop, is that for carpets nap?"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-11
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Mrs. E. H. Bissin. Montreal. Canada
Miss a. Bissin, Montreal, Canada
James T. Stuart, Baltimore. Md.
c. S. Young, Jacksonville.
". ]. Hartnett, Jacksonville. Fla
G. c. Hill. Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. o'Shea, Jr.
Boston, Mass.
A. ". Herbes, New York
]. H. Meyers. New York
R. Marquard, New York
D. Hart. New York.
E. ]. Pfeffer, New York
Ollie O'Mara, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Frost, Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Nesmith, Boston,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. johnson, Jack
sonville. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Turner. Jr., jack
sonville. Fla.
u. B. Crary. Jacksonville.
Larry H. Mowrey. Baltimore, Nd.