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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Nerp13.

si@ ganep, Minn., gueuft 1915.
SO par f6on felt 8 Wtonaten 10 rerbos, bob
i'd nibt mebr oroentli6 fdlafen fonnte, bate
G6mer5en in Der Seite uno oft 9er5flopten,
aber mad benz eriten 26ffeI boil bon Baftor
a5nig's Nerbine b0rte bas Geiben auf uro i'd
lobe bag W1ittel besbalb 1lro balte es in1r1er
i'm Saufe. Srau s.. @r1eger.
Serrn Baitor g6reiner, ser oft Stunoen lang
Na6ts mad mar, 1puroe our6 Yaltor aonl9's
Nerbine geboIfen.
grau S. s. mc@rane fdseibt bon soaRe
gals, Sbabo, bob fie felt :Shbren 10 nereos
mar, bab tie ni6t aLein im 5aufe blelben
fonrte. geit tie aber Baitor a9niss gero!ns
nabm, lit fie ni6t mebr 10 angitli6, tpenn iibr
Wann fort lit, fte fam oesbalb bag yfero1ne
Mot genug lober, tpeil @er5te ibr nibt belfen
ionnten, benn es tpur6e bur9 oeren Waeot51n
nur f6limmer.
Gret s; s:a 5:; S |:Ss;'? s; Il. s :; s. s; Is &; S;;S ;4 s$;ssi3:
9iefe Wtebisir tpurbe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
9o1m. 4altor &Dnig. Sort @apne, .Snb. ~5ubereltet
unb jeBt unter 1einer Nntpeifung bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
62 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet Mpstbetert ~ baben fir
800 ete 6latdDe. 6 0Iatdben fir $500:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
@as bor einigem Sase1t eeleeent'

Ii6 elmer @eibred1tng Ser Sage IN
&nBIan6 porausgeiagt tuur6e, lit ein<
.getreten: Sic ruiiiihen @altern baben
NIT ser Mnftbeiluna 6es 2an6es be-
gon11en un6 feline bisberigen @eiiber
6obongeiagt. 9amit bot cine ne11e
Nboie Ser ruiiifden &ebolution BE-
gorr11er, oQein 6iefe Tbotfahe an itd
lit beinnbe bon gerinaerem SSttterefie
oIs sic rmftGn6e, inter melden Ser
3tpeite Sit ser Sraq06te eineeleitet
imor6en lit. SSn ser 8etersbrrger 9e=
pefde, sic Sen Mnsbr11h ser @a11ern-
reboIte me16t, beiBt es, Sol6men,
Sic NIT rrt1 obr,e nr1altb bon Ser
Tront beimgefebrt feien, bddtte1t sic
8o11ern ongefiihrt. Sos 1T in Ser
Ebn hodintereffmt; 6enn tuentt es
einmal fotpeit aeftomrte1t 1T, 1ab Die
obne 1trln1tb sic 6ront ber-
1nifen nn6 heimfehrer, 6an1t ml1k.eg
nit Ser miIit6rifden 9is3ipIin libel
beiteM fem. Sos gren3t an Me11te.
rel, bon tpelder @eite man eS a1th
betrnfbfter1 s1tng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Ser ,ptrtf@aftIt@e 3n'
fanttaeni1tta6 Der
3entralmd@te.

Cine Ser be6%e1ten6iten @rrr1rgen-
i9aften bes @eltfrieges fir Die 8en-
trolmddte miro 1eren mirtbidofli6e
@ereinigung 6aritellen. Ser m1f iol>
die @eiie gebilbete mitteleuropaii9e
8Iod bil6et niht MIR cine @arantie
fir 6en @eltfrie6en, lon6er11 oa19 fir
sic 5ufiinftige 8liitbe @uropaS.
Sin Ser in 8erIin abgebaltenen So
gl1ng Ser 6erti9en nn6 0iterreiii4r
l1ngariiden Notwithstanding, Die
aus bei6en &ei9en iebr itorf beidtdt
tpor uno an meI1er ser mirtbidaft.
lide 3uiammenidluB Mitteleuropas
befproden tp11r6e, FAINT sic folgen6e
@ntidliebnng einitimmig our Mn-
nobme: l.. Dnr9 einen 1angfriiti=
gen @ertrag 3tpi1den Dem 9euti@en
&ei6 un6 Seiterreidrungarn ion che
items elm 8ou- un6 8irtbi@ofts=
biin6niB NIT bem Saltptinbalt elmer
6aour@ geiiderten @emeinfamteit
ser &on6eIspolitif p%ereinbort merben.
2. Ssyn Ser bei6erieitigen 3outarifen
fir SEN tpedielieitigen @erfebr ion
cine tpeientlt6 bermebrte Srei1iite
einqefubrt urrb Elm Mbba1 Ger tpegen
ser tpirtbfdaftliden 8erfdieoenbet<
ten fir beitimmte 8uaren nod 1t11-
1mgangIi@ n0tbigen 3oae in Mus=
iidf genomnrett tper6en. 3. @S lit
cine enge tpirtbfduftlide @nndberlng
an 6ie Tiirfei l1n6 8111garien, Die BEN
SS~ntereifen 6ieier 5toaten boaal1f gu
ent1preden bn, an5uitreben. q.
@rei@5eitiq nit Sen 5oa- uno bane
6eIapolitiiden Mma@nngen 1i1to
aud 1ie er11nolegeroen gragen
set @irtbddnftspolitf, insbei on6ere
6ur4 Sen Ma1sbaa1 bes @oiieritraber'
1rebbess, 61r4 @ereinbeitlidatng Der
.fornraIen Sorifgrun61oee1 un6 6ur@
sic Su1robobung Der Eorifpolttf I'M
@eiite 6es III Marsft@t ftebenoen
@irtb{,dtuftstbin1oniNes al reaeln. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
ga, Bauer

8or etliden SsSabren fam Elm &ulle
nod BEN Ser. Staaten, nm ii6 bier
lrn5uieben. Saul MiIiufotp bieB er
@r tpar ei1t @elebrter bon STUFF, batte
iogar ein 9a16 iiber ruiiii9e &l1ltur
geidrieber, 6as in frem6e Spraden
iiber iebt mor6en 1par. Ser rn1iii6e
Erofeiior fam a116 nad @oibington,
no CT 6enr erlten 8eamten Ser Ste
publif feline Mnfpartrng 5u MAIDEN
geoodte.
SIM @eiben @oufe reiioierte 90
mails Sbeo0ore &ooiepelt. STINT uur=
oe 6aS Mnliege11 oes ruiiii6en Sc
lebrten borgetragen, ober &raii6ent
&ooi ebelt meigert itd, M1iliufom 51
empfangen. 8eiI ibm mitgetbeilt
mor6en tpor, er iei &epolutionGr.
Mfiliufpm tpar 1tamli6 nibt bloB
&iitorifer, fon6ern audi Bolitifer
1tn6 als FOLDER Siibrer Ser r11iiii9en
2iberalen, Die 6amals int @arnpfe ge=
gen 6ie Mugemalt 6es 3aren itan=
ben.
9eSbob p11r6e Milinfom inn @ei<
Ben &a11ie nidt empfanger1, Der 3ar
batte es ONT @noe libel nermerfen
ffonner. @eute lit 6ieier Brofeiior
Milil1fom ruiiii6er @niiter 6es
Ml1stuartigen. Muf fem @etreibett lit
Dos 3arentbum aeltiir5t tpor6en, Der
Bar lit fem @efangener nn6 er lit
Der mSdidti@te Mann in @11Blan6.
ltr6 @oibington unterbdlt nit 6em
Manne, 6en &rdii6ent &ooiebelt 5u
empfamgen ii6 meigerte, amtliben
@erfebr. 1nfer 8oti9after in @e<
%tersburg madt @ei11de bel Meiliufom
nn6 iiberIegt NIT ibm Mdne, nie
&l1bGan6 9egen 9euti6lan6 gebolfen
1mer6en fonne.
gs lit 6ie olte @ef9i6te: Solange
@ebolutionre feinen @rfolg boben,
tangen fife ni6t, per6en ite bon Sen
Madtigen 6iefer @elt gemieoen be-
bonbelt man ite ols @errdtber. Das
boben sic iriiGen &eboIutiordre er=
fobren miiiien. @are Cir &oger
Gaiement nit Scarce nn6 feinen
Mitberi 1morenen nod @aibington
gefomme11, 6onn pGre es ibnen 1t1t=
5tpeifelbaft ergangen pie 6amulS
Soul MiIiufotp: fife bdtten sic Tbii-
rem oes @eiben &aries beri6Iolien
gefnn6en. @ie iin6 als @erratber ge=
1torben nn6 bel1te 1inb 1ie langit Der
geiien.
Ser eben1alige &ebolutionar Soul
Mi1iufotp ober lit ein GROCER @unn
getpor6en. @are er Bel DEM Staats=
itreih, SEN er gege11 6os 3arentbl1m
fiibrte, nnterlegen, Damn mare nud
'er ole @errdtber geftorben, ober ben
@ibiriens a1sgeliefert
tpor6en, un6 ie6ermonr baitte feline
@erbeug1ng genadt Dor 6em gro gen
3aren, Ser 6em b~erbre6erif9en Mn=
1dIoge gliidli9 %entronnen. go lit Die
@eIt. Ger @rfolg lit ibr olles. St
mudt ausGfepol11tiondren @orfdmpfer
6erSreibeit, aus Observation-Disclosures
obne 6l1rdt mn6 So6el. 60 NOR es
un6 10 miro es bleiben, folan-
ae sic 3eiten 6em @an6eI unterpor=
fen iin6 nn6 sic M}eniden nit tbnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
0fexer sAretbrbritt sts
4btltpp 5antrampttr.
Mein lieber 6err @ebattionGr!

Mit ben Meoespeiz
ler fin i@ an bic bette
SDrms gepeie. ST bat
eintges gebabn for MIDI
gu .plieie I'M i@ ben
i'm off &obrs ben
Meg getriet.
Gel is bas ein5tge
ri@ti9e; bei Safe, i@
bente, bas 2etpe is gu
tor5, ais bob 1ner lid
au@ nod g%egenleittg
oue SOP tile iou.
n hnnr Snn auriif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
vS9meiter tam, tint NIT
Abitn jm iagen"

Mnen 8opee bon alrepIe, Minr.,
Tit cine LANCE Belt an elmer 1dApie.
rigen Sorm bon Ser5letoeh, unb
obmobl er beitansie unter arotIiber
@ebanolung tpar, tpurbe fem sc.
funobeits5uitano f9limner onitatt
beiier. SdlteBlt9 tpuroe fainer
Samilie mitgetetlt, BOB 8opce rtlr
nod etlide Gage Idnger Ieben
tonne. @eine @9mefter tpuroe bon
Nebrasfa beimgerufen, Inn ibm Mb-
jeu 5u iagen, ebe ct feline lange
&eiie antrete. &nnte man iid eine11
boffnunasloieren Gon borlteuen2
Cine Treun6in ser Tomilie iiber-
re6ete i'm Or. Mites' @eart &em-
ebp 81 gebrauden. Gr foIgte Dem
&at uno bier lit fem einfa9es, ober
bereoiameS 3eusniS:
,4 asS sss nas g. e M s1s s'; Sat- R{ MeBt;S S5G 9zq s mit5
iss;sn. Bat faeti n g. s14. = , stFr .sr 9Qe3 8Sit tr ant e. ].
nur NOD !stlite 9sas Is5sn t5nnte; Meine
lberrsbete a,td: Sr. mes .beart &emeSp nnb
81; gsiles' e%eerptne sY periad6en. So nabn, sic
am Spnntae unb bret 0ofen am Montaa. Wons
tasnaht i@1tef y bs lsnse Re%t; ben erRen &c.
oeben. aetne araft naatr. sa. unb n1eit @epibt
Qtna ihlieBlib bon 18 auf ae6 gsfunb. Or. Stiles
6eart Gemebb unb Nerntne baben MIR bas Gebe,t
tueiB eS."
ST. STILES &eart RemehD tuirb BON
allen 4putbetern inter f~treneer @aran.
tie perfanft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

fonnte man on Dem et1pos belleren
@9ein Ser groben StraBe erfennen,
tpo man rift. Na9 etpa elmer balben
@tunoe geIongte man in ben @al6.
&ier tpur6e es 10 6ltnfel, 6aB man
faum Sen &opf 6es eigenen 8feroes
erfennen fonnte. 9orn belt at umo
nabm feline &arte aus Der Eaf@e. Ser
@bebonrlegers 5In6ete Elm @trei9-
b0l59en an n11b Ieltdtete.
~@ir iino iest ungefdbr feds &tlo'
meter bon Nogent %entfernt. Ser
@ol6 1T flint &iIometer brett. @tr
pollen oeriuden, OF tptr traben fon-
men,"
Gs ging 70 3iemIi9, tpetl Die @tra-
Re gut tpar ltno itr barter 8ooen fid
inrnner unter ben flappernoen Snfen
bod borbar mo9te. Mah eintger
Belt bteIt @orn obermals, I'm BEL benz
2i9te zines 5meiten Strei4bol5denS
nod Ser 11br 5u ieben. n@ir traben
iett II Minrten. Dos fonnen alio
ettpo 2H &tlometer gemefen fem. &C.
ben sic nur Mdtung. @enn sic i'm
@oI6e etpo8 borer, ;nahen @te mt4
fofort aufmerfiam." v@ebr mobl,
&err Sberleutnant." -.
8eibe trobten tpteber petter. &orn
mltRte. 1oR dero6e u1 feinem hel1tt.
gen 8efebl febr bel bing. Seine @ri-
gooe fonte ndmlih bic grobe Strabe
mad Ie Mons 70 lange beoba@ten, big
sos gon5e Mrmeeforps binter tbrem
Miiden in oitltder @idtung abmor.
f9iert NOR, Inn itd BON nun an tpte-
Ser a11f Orleans bor5uidteben. Damn
mar 6te 8riga6e beauftrogt, alS
Mrrieregoroe Dem Mrmeeforps at fol-
gen. @enn btefer 8efebl rtdt anfam,
10 fonnte Elm eroBes l1nglid 6oralS
entIteben.
unpillfiirIid trieb ct bos 9tenit,
pfer6, mel9es er beute RITZ, ettpas
n1ebr an, 70 baB es 1ebbafter als Dor
Der trobte. @loblid aber itoIperte Ser
8roune, fiel altf ste &nie, un6 Der orf
etne foI9e l1nterbredung ietnes @itts
ntdt porbereitete Offt5ier flog iiber
ben &opf bes BteroeS bintpeg m1f ben
@oben. gu elei@er 3ett fradten bon
Der @eite fer 5pei Sdiifie, obne aber
meoer Sorn nod iein @fero gu treffen.
gluBer6em ipro1tgen etpa feds Men-
i9en aus Dem StraBengraben ouf
rnb itir3ter a1f ben Sr6onnon3offi'
3ter at. Dieier riB 3mar fetnen @enol-
Der a11s Der @iirteltof6e, erbielt ober
einen 70 beftisen S@Iag NIT einen
ftumpfen Snitrument auf ben aopf,
bob er I'm MugenbItd Die 8%eftnnl1ng
perIor mno regungslos auf Der Strabe
Iiegen bIteb. Ser @bepalrlegers bot
te beim eriten Sda1b, ben er bernom-
men, iofort iein @fero berumgerifien
unb por idIeunigft tn bte Dltnfelbeit
3uridgefprengt uno nod berfelben
@@tung, aus Der man g%etonn1er,
n16 tpieber entronre11.
G%ortiesmag foIgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
2akt G1re1 S1titen 1idt anbalten.

Gin 9u1ten, melder foltert ODER
i6tpadt, lit gefabrli@; er untermi-
inert Cure @%eiun6beit un6 tpir6
fdIimmer, tpert ber~nod)laiiigt. Ct
lei@tert i'm iofort nit 9r. Sings
Memer @nt6edung. Dieies I0ien6e
8ulium-MeitteI beilt Die &eble, loft
o1f 6en @9Ieim, feline anttfepttiden
@igeniduften t06ten BEN &eim, un6
bie @rf6Itung lit raf@ 'gebroden.
&ii116er nn6 @rmadiene fin6en BET
6erfeitig Dr. &ing's @eue @nt6editng
otgenebm at nebmen tpie m1d tuirf-
iam. $obt et11e SIofde 3ur &on6
III Current Me6i3in-@aiten fin Grip
pc, @eatdbuiter1 un6 ole 21ftrobren.
Mnfane. Sci ben Mpotbefern, 50f.
- 4n3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

BUR @ie6erberitellung Der @abrun=
gen in 6en 8erbin6eten Staate1 iin6
einbeitlide MaBabmen 5u treffen. 6.
IS lit ouf cine m0glidlte @ereinbeit-
lldnng Der @irtbidaftS- un6 Ser
febrSredte Ger @erbiinbeten @toaten
b%in3utpirfen. z. Sir 6ie neber-
gangsmirtbidaft ioa a1nbe6ingt elm
ge1nelniames nn6 einbeitli@es 8orge-
ber Hlab greifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

met 8iKneb eepefe; mer mub bic
Meni@e immer nemme pie ie fin I'M
nit pie 1e fem tDnnte, atpper frob
lin ib bod, baB i& 10 feline i@male
potebto fin mie ber Mebesmetler,
pomit i@ perbleipe SSbne Sbrn lietper
Ybilipp @ouerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

- Drudar5eite1t ie>er Hrt iperSen
tbneM, far1bn UNI Ii1iS IN Ter Office
bes usoerbt,ern~ 1ersel1e8
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
Mrs. A. |. SiscO Ends Her
Own Life---Ill Health
Cause.

Glasgow, KY, June Is. Mrs
Sisco, a popular young matron of
this place, and wife of A. L.
Sisco, proprietor of the Kimball
piano stores in Glasgow, killed
herself here this afternoon by
drinking carbolic acid. She and
her mother and Mr.. Sisco visited
Mammoth Cave Sunday and had
been shopping this afternoon.
Arriving home she sent the chill
dren to play and was later found
by her mother breathing her
last. She had recently recover
ed from an illness which leftOher
melancholy. She is survived by
he husband and four small
daughters. Tennessean & Amer
lean.
Mrs. Sisco formerly lived in
Gainesboro.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
Gold Coins PlOughed Up In
Corn Field.

1 w. F. Thornton, who lives or
route 4, near J. w. Stafford's
store, happened to a lucky streak
of fortune last Tuesday. He was
ploughing over a field of corr
near his home when his plough
struck some obstacle several in.
ches beneath the surface, that
impeded his progress. Stopping
to investigate the trouble, he
found sticking to the plough
point a small metal box. On
opening the box five pieces of
yellow mental rolled out. These
proved to be gold, four, five dollar
pieces, and one ten, dollar piece,
thirty dollors in all. The coins
bear the Indian squaw design.
One of the coins bear the date of
1853.
Why or how this box contain
ing these gold coins were buried
in this field is not known. But
it is suppose they were buried
there during the Civil war. Dur
ing the war Elisha Wheeler lived
on this farm. Mr.. Thornton has
owned the farm for the past fif-
teen years, and the field in which
the coins were found, has been
in cultivation ever year.
Mr.. Thornton is a veteran of
the Civil war. serving the entire
four years with distinction and
honor under Gen. Sheridan. He
is 76 years and two months old.
To show the patriotism he has
for his country, and that his
blood is still good, he
joined the army of the furrow"
in early spring, and has served
ever day. But few men the age of
Mr.. Thornton could perform the
labor he has done this spring.
He has one of the best crops in
his community, and at harvest
time his labors will be abundant
ly rewarded.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
PROTECT YOUR HOGS FROM CHOLERA.

Farmers insure your hogs a.
gainst cholera. This can be done
by calling O. |. Moss, Harley,
Hotel, Gainesboro. He is an ex-
perienced man in vaccinating
hogs, and uses the serum made
by the Wichita Oklahoma Serum
Co., which is one of the best SER
ums made.
For reference as to satisfactory
work, call, or see, Shelby Dud-
ney. Free State, w. M. Draper,
Gainesboro, H. J. Lynch, Roar
ing, Charlie Myers, Stone, Zeb
Young, Gainesboro r. |, Tom
Draper, Flynn's Lick.
Now is the time to have the
work done. To delay will be
dangerous.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
GRANVILLE DEPARTMENT.

! BEDFORD Jones, Oh olillIh
Bend, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie Fox is visiting 0.
G. Fox and wife at Fort Blount,
Mrs. Tom Watts took dinner
with Mrs. w. R. Watts Sunday.
Walter Cooper says long as he
has his Ford he shalt not wont
or worry.
Eden Draper and wife, of
Defeated motored to this city
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Lee, of Sparta,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
R. Watts.
Miss Anna Ruth Hargis spent
Thursday night as the guest of
Helen Page Jackson.
DR.. B. L. Simmons, who has
been in Nashville for several
days on business, has returned.
Will Herman Williamson, of
Celina, spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. William
son.
|. B. Pate and Ernest Tinsley,
two of Gainesboro's hustling
young business men were here
Monday.
Fleet Burton and wife spent
Sunday as the guest of the lat
tiers parents, Mr., and Mrs. Stout
at Nameless.
Charlie Burton, formerly of
this section, but now a hustling
farmer of Whites Bend, was
here on business Monday.
The Christian church is just
being painted, adding much to
the appearance Of the edifce.
The other churches will follow
suit in a short time.
Lex Williamson made a trip to
Buffalo Valley Sunday, to meet
DR.. Simmons, who has recently
purchased a new model Ford
touring car, and drove it home
for the doctor.
J. B. Baker. county agent,
who is located at Gainesboro,
was making demonstrations on
the farm of R. H. Dowell Sum-
day. Mr.. Baker is a we'll versed
agriculturist, and the farmers
present think by adopting the
methods Mr.. Baker presented
they can produce more per acre.
The Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton gave a box supper at Gran
vile High School building last
Saturday evening. The married
ladies We're assisted by the young
bellies of the town and surround
ing community in preparing the
boxes, which were beautifully
decorated with flowers, and con-
tanned eatables that were fit for
the Gods, and galore enough
to feed a standing army.
Guy Maddux auctioned them
off. Mesdames Dona Gailbreath
and Hannah Hargis presided.
The Parent-Teachers' Society
well organized, and expects to do
other things in the near future,
that will be for the betterment
of tho cchool and community
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21

MID h1OlllS NSely Is III OOOke-
vile.
John Watts and Charlie Cooper
motored to Gainesboro Saturday.
DR.. W. B. Page made a butt
ness trip to the l4th District
Sunday.
Cordell Walden, of Gordonsville
spent the weekend with Howard
Green.
Miss Vallie Gold Smith has re-
turned from a visit with relatives
at Carthage.
H. F. Page made business
transactions in several parts of
the country last week.
H. H. Huff, veterinarian, was
on Roaring river last week on
professional business.
Miss Mary T. Byrne, or near
Liberty, spent Thursday evening
with John Byrne and wife.
Mesdames Frank Goolsby and
John Byrnes, of Martins creek,
were shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Williamson, of
Corinth, spent Sunday with her
parents, w. r. Watts and wife.
Messrs. Nose Burton, Charlie
Duke and Ephram Daniel took
pleasure drive to Baxter Sunday.
Teddy Williamson says, why
worry, Germany is on the other
side of the ocean and we are on
this"
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Byrne, Of
Gainesboro, were the weekend
guests of Mrs. Byrnes sister,
Mrs. B. F. Cooper.
Charley Gailbreath after being
i'll for several months, has re-
sumed his duties as clerk with
the firm of Williamson Bros.
Mrs M. C. Sidwell, Misses 70
Waddle and Alvin Dean William
son, of Celina, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Granville.
John Byrne. one of the leading
farmers, of Martins creek, at
tended Sunday-school at the
Christian church Sunday.
DIR. l.. M. Freeman and wife
and little daughter, Eliza: and
Miss Francis Maddux were the
weekend guests of relatives at
Lafayette.
SlicKer Snake you must be
out a submarine destroy
err back in your Zig Tag country.
Come out into the sunshine again
and, give us one more of your
pepper write-ups.
The contest closed at William
son Bros, June 10. The winners
were: Mrs. John Williams, first
prize. "a fine range, receiving
$50, 600 votes; Mrs. J. H. Daniel,
second prize, cabinet graphone.
receiving 156, 100 votes; Miss
Alean Myers, 3rd prize, a watch
bracelet. Williamson Bros, will
give a fish fry to all that aided
them in the contest.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21

Atlanta, Ca, DIR. Jacobson
said in g, recent interview that
50 per cent, of enema comes
from nervous breakdown which
can only be corrected by supply
ing the necessary phosphates to
the nervous system that is lack
ing in the food you eat, and this
can be quickly supplied by TAX
ing one or two 5-grain Argo-Phos
phate tablets after each meal,
and at bed time. 1t will in many
cases make pale scrawney face
the picture of health in few
days. | have seen women that |
expected would have to be kept
under treatment for months re-
stored to perfect health in one or
two weeks time.
SPECIAL NOTICE. The Ar
go-Phosphate recommended by
DR.. F. H. Jacobson contains phos-
pilates such as are prescribed by
leading physicians throughout
the world, and it will be found
the most effective form for
treating patients with Nervous
Dyspepsia, Stomach troubles.
Brain Fag, and Nervous Pros
tration. 1t will renew youthful
vim and vigor, and build up the
whole body. If your druggist
will not supply you with Argo-
Phosphate, send Sl.0O for two
weeks treatment, to Argo Labor
atories 10 Forsyth ST., Atlanta,
Ga.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
Says Phosphates Make Beaut-
ifuI Women and Strong,
Healthy, Robust Men.

Physicians all over the world are prescribing
phosphales to build up run down enemic
conditions and those who have treated
their patients with AngO-PhOsphate
are changing thin, enemic women
with tOneless tissues, llabby
flesh, into The most beauii-
full rosy checked
and plump round
formed women i'm
aginable.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21

Mrs. Mamie Reese and baby.
of Soddy, Tenn. are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. H. p. Lofts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-02
GERMANS TRY:
TO USE CHURCH
TO END WAR
Catholics in Central Powers Com
municate With French Church
men on Topic Of Peace
OVERTURE TURNED DOWN
AS PURELY GOVERNMENTAL L

Berlin, June 2.-EffOrts Of German
Catholics to communicate with
French Catholics on peace is revealed
in La CroiX by Monsignor Baudril-
lart, rector of the Catholic institute
in Paris.
"On May 18 last he said, there
was held a meeting Of Swiss Catho-
lies, with leaders Of the clerical CEN
ters in the reichstag They obtained
the assistance of the Swiss Catholics
to confer with Entente bishops in
the matter of peace. some declared
themselves sure of obtaining the sup
port of certain Italian bishops. The
hidden motive, the true one, which
was permitted expression before the
most trutsed friends, was this: Ger
many is at the end Of her resources
and must have peace as soon as pos
sible"
M. 'Baudrillart says he rejected the
advancesfthen made and gave his rea-
sons for so doing.
ut is not for Catholics of any ma
tion any more than for socialists or
members of any other party" he de-
clared, ito enter into direct or indi-
rect relations with the enemy, still
less to substitute themselves for the
lawful government to discuss peace
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-02
Japan Voices
Pleasure at
Our II : Activity
Deplores It's Own Indifference
Toward Position of Russia
in This War
NATION WITH TOY
ARMAMENT IS TEMPTATION

Toxic, June 2.-The enthusiasm
with which the United States is pre-
pairing for active participation in the
war is attracting keen attention in
Japan. Americas decision to send
the Root mission to Russia is also
causing much interest and specula-
ton and several newspapers have cri-
ticized their own government for. it's
indifference toward Russia and have
suggested that Japan dispatch an en-
vOy to offer all assistance
The American military measures
are commented on at length by the
semi-official Japanese Times, which
says:
"If the great war now raging has
taught anything it has taught us that
q country with toy armament can
never be anything but temptation to
an unscrupulous foe. Happily, the
American army and navy expansion
lists no longer find any need for fall.
ing back on the Japan invasion leg
end, while we, on our part, can with
perfect equanimity, indeed with gen
uine sympathy, look upon the efforts
to amplify the defense of America. On
the other hand Japan can also add
new forces to her navy without excit.
ing suspicion in America"