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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
25 Sabre Sarnletrer.

Gin boIIes giertcIjabrbuirSert als
GurnIebrer I'M aIlgeimeinen ino al5
fodjIider 9eiter oes IlirIipereins BON
9rooflpn, g. D., i'm beioii6eren hat
in bieien SaeeH Serr @iilinm Scii.
tinter iid) eebradt. Sbm lit es SIT
banfen gefpcien 6aB bic Suruidailc
oes genannten 8ereins, Die lid; bei
ieinem stntisantritt nod I'M Ans
fangsitaoiirm befanO, 5u einer beads
tenslpertbcn iinb itol5en !Sobe cllis
pidcIte. ibm lit barl,m mim nitf 5n'
Iett Der sIliiihpuns oeo gercirS
iibtrbniipt 5u Santen,
gSilliam Stiie 1T ein aino Sprecs
dthens, mo- er i'm s,abre 1865 oa5
Sidt Der &,cIt erbIidte. gIIs i5Iab.
rigcr anntc fam or nad ocnl Sniloe
Der Sreihcit, no er orei SATIRE ipo'
fer. 1888, ina aad:oem CT lir5r Sci.
Diit1lieS oes 8rcotlpn 1nrnpare,ns
9e;rcieu. als 3ogIins Dem 9irnDereIn
bon g,rooflpn 6. o., beiirat. 5lnH
atiipcn apniBiert, erregte er Ourd)
irine @cwanttbeit bic sIgimcrfianis
felt icinel aetrer, Die ihin rietber,
iidJ oem Giirnlebrerberlife 5;i5lIpens
bei. Er iolgte cem ylntbid)lage, be-
Jos Sns @unoss sStminor gu 5nSIas
napOIis rnb tr9ieIt i'm Salrs 1892
iein TipIom.
Ia inI alcidled ,iabrc Surilebrtr
5srmnnn 9ops bon Der fa4liGsn Stis
tuua beS Iiirnpereins Don grooslplL
Y. .. suriidtrat. nohm er oas bH
anacbotcnc. ireigciporoeae ant on
nus ibn na6 Der Stdiie iciilea sI.iSs
aanqS ,uriidiiibrte. Sier iano Seiic
Elm psitss Gslo freier 8s.bdIisniis.
Gic 1iunidnile ,ablts oauiaIs nidt
mebr OILS is Sliuoer; ibm III es gellir.
gen, iie i'm 9auie Ger Sabre mIfs crs
iolgreihiie aus5ltbaiien 70 oaB i,
hclitc pon 260 siinhern befiidt miro
ilno su elmer Der sr0bten Sdulen oeS
Decentralization 1urnerbnlba5
SibIt. 9In 1urnerinnen SabIte het
@crlin oanc!s rir 5poli, Die bless
jabrige saiion fab ibrer 40 I'M @iI'
liam Seiie berianmelt. Sie SabI Der
U.itaIieoer Ger WsdmertlaiIe tai iid
llltcr ieiner 9eituua fait rerooppeIt;;
/. @dren" 5abIt Der gerein teute
Sfoan3ig.
sat es @illiam Seiie peritanoen,
oie 5urner bu beeeiitern an5uipor'
nen mnS feitsnbaIten, 10 III es ibm
uua Su oanfen, ipenu Der gercin nit
allen @er1tben aiifs bette unb sriinoz
Iid)ite periorgt tit. Tie ginriGtliIg
Der Surlibalc 1T eisentIih ieiH @er..
ino 10 erideint es MIR biIlig, ipenn
>cr 1urnperein bon 9roctlun, g e.
Ibm in gnsrisununs feinsr Utrbitnits
IN 6cIt breitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20

glrn tsJgte Die 5ormieruna bes
introianten xrnier5uees, dc GapeiI.
puron ipicIie ben ebenlo id,onen Gbos
Irnl .Seius nleine 3iIberiihtT, bis
Der 3iig dr:l Horr oes yugcrs nns
fall, an ocm bns glutonicbil itano.
ipelfcS ten Sarg aiifnlE:n.
Gs mar Gin nift az Dergriisn5ce
aneItd, Die nod bunoerten SabIeiI6en
glaijufen periniift NIT ben Sffis
3icrcn imierer armec, nit AthlaJ
fsltteIltion) iteben Sii ieben. Els Der
Sars in oas antomobiI pehoben iunri
D. mo aus Dem Eager fllbr.
Nun fplgten nod mebrcre girt3,
mobile, meidg bie peidenfr1ger I'M,
DIE G1rcnipatc imierct graee mt
eepebren cnfaabmen; Die ecbtercir
I'm lem geritorbrnen Die Iette uil's
idriiae ehre 5u cripeiicn on ielne II
Grabc I'M 9soiicnaien 5ricotoi b,i
Wariettd, @n.
Stare es Die Qeidenfcier einrs lJ.
fcreu SffiSiers pepcfrn, oieieIte batt.
nidlt einSuIdsooIIer nnb ilnpoiantcr
iein fonnen.
Ser gaitor Sds:ier fdein. Elm aern
eeictcner Iait in Dem Eager gu icin.
bern bon rerifieoenen Seifen tpirs
ZEN ibm fein gbfd,ieS: sgcind,rn
Sie nns bod baIS ipisbcr" ,.3ugcrufen.
6. 4. qnbIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
siHaiee G6rnns.

Cine i:unige Gbrnng ,purec aapi'
tin George Sd)neioer pcn Der Spris
scnfompnenie go 5 sitbeii, tfr be-
tnnntlid) auf ieinen eigencn MuHid
aus geiuiobeitsriidiidlten ron iiineu.
9oiten ert5umoen muroe unc ais
1encrtpebrmnlu rad gorb ,pia se5f.
Die sRaunitaft ieiuer auu:pagnie tc'
i-eHtte i'm mi. eiiicn eIegautet
SdlaiiteIitlbl mo ons Beid,enE ipuroe
Aapitin Ss)neiber eeIegeHtli5 ciner
qcrliItbIidet Seier mn Spriyriihaui.
en- ier Gins Strnbe iuio ai.afiden
apcnuc BON benz ganrfhdlen GiIlin.
ger unb Gbe6rlppoo iiberreidk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
Die eitr sptfuIanttn

y ~ - ~ ~
srleiben ssl,seHiii6 ibre ueroisni,
Strdfc fir ibren prs.slpu3er. Si.
ipsifern bieien fir ben 9ausbalt iu
nOtbisen 8sOdrf auf nm lbn ipdiss
nit pisrfa9sm giuben al pertaafsn
uno finbsn li9 barin nihi ielten ges
tduidt. Gnttpeber bas Yubliium ents
bdIt ii6 bes 9enufss einss aebenss
mittels, bas burd tiinitliAe Sbeuss
runs unsrIhpinsli6 seporocn 1T ober
ss tommsn mebr frii4e Gisr in brl
Warti, ais man poraus5sIeben rat.
@ssenpdrtis i4eint geioes jugetrofien
5u Isiu uRb jsbt limb bic Spstuldnttn
in Roth, aus Der bic Regisruns bsls
fen ipa, in6em lie bic Gisr fir rie
@rnGbrung Der Splbaten ontauft. 0ir
ipolIen ss BEN aommiforiatSsDsp
tement iiberIaHen, ipie es ii9 gu bisf'n
0orihldsen perbaltsn min, a6er Has
publitum sripartet, bab es ben @ier'
bdnblern teiren Wuherprsis sa6lt,
ba lie, ipenn lie auf folhs Silfe bcr
rednen t0nueu, rsn Wu5er
nod itlimmsr betreiben ip'rpen, a!s
3upor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
Warum SbiO Der 8ufeDeitaat
beiBt.

Der spisnams gudeD. fir ben
Stadt Sbio rno feline gsp0Iterung
bat ii9 10 ausemein einssbiirsert,
bab es it6 ipOli perlobnt, auf Ieinsn
llrfprun9 SurldSussbsu. 3ismli3
alsemein pirO angenommsu, bab
bte gsSeidnun3 Dom gudspsbdaH,
unf.rer Robtaitdnis, bergeIeitst pers
ben miiie, Die in Ohio .in5simii6
1T unb anostspo niti gtiunDen
peros. 4ber eisisn Baum Sisbt ,s
du4 in Ssntudp, SnsiaHd unp
Wsit 9irsinil. DabrihsiuIi9 aud
onoersDO. JrgiIia ideint CT gu Der
3eit, a!s biel. Se5iste 6eiieo.lt nars
ben, IN Sbio aberaus sablreia DOT.
getommen gu Itin, uno ba istn Sol3
3u monhsrIei Dingen peripenost ner.
ben ionnte, iputoe er pon ben sriten
Aniit0I.rH febr aeI4ist.
aaa bic SHoiansr ihdbt.n ben
Baum iebr. sic uanutsn ibn Setud,
mas in ibrsr Sprade oas 2ugs bes
Rebbpts bsosutsie, unb fs sabsn
inn DieIsr gtuennune Dsgsn Der
gie5n!idtsit Der 1ruat nit bsm Gugs
bes 2bisrss. 2lter Ri6t blob bic Be-
osi6Huns rgudsps" if inbiauiiden
uriprungs. Sn0Ianer parsn ss nuh,
Die Oisie ge5eitnuns srtmaIis ouf
einen Weiben onpenoetsn. I'm 2.
September 1888 purbs in bem Oamaz
Iigsn nororpeitIi5en 9srritorium, uno
3par i'm bsutisen Marietta, Der erits
Seri9tsbof er6ffnst, 3u oieism fsisrs
li4en gltt batten F5 aud 3ablreids
Snoiansr als 3ai6ousr eineefunbsu,
bic bic GeIesenbeit bsnuseH pplItsn,
nit ben Weibsr einsn @ertrng abous
i4Ii.bsn. 9tn Der Spit. Der parabs,
nit Del4er bic 5etsr etnssIsitet purs
be, marI6irte Sberit Sprrut nls
oberitsr Sberiif bes Gsti.tss nit
bIantem S6peti. Sbm fOlgten bic
aniieoIer. Die SffiSiere DON Sort Sars
mar, Riater uno Qnipdlte, Der 9pus
Dernsur uno bic gsiitli9tsit.
Den Snbianern I6eint beipnbers !
bic ho5e @efal. unb bic ipiirbspoas |
9altuns bss Shsriffs irnppnirt gu |
ha6en. sic ipto1en bon ibm als 5ez |
tud - grObss 8odsause = cine Be
,sitnuns, bi. BEN Sberiten Gproat
lnbaften blieb; ipsntgitens pirb be.
ti4tet. bab isiqe 5reunbe ibn nit
'ieisr ge3eiHuung bdufis ssbdnielt
adtten. glbsr ss oausrts lGnger aIs
IN babes Snbrbunosrt, eb, bic Be
Jei6nuns fir ben Staat unb feline
SeDOIteruna adgemsin in aufnubme
tam. Dos geifa5 i'm Sabre 1840. /
pdbrenb oes beftigen politiiden
fampfss, Der il9 um bic perIon
oes Generals qGiIIiam Ssnrp Sars
:iipn abipielte. 6orrbion mar ba>
nals Der Observation-Disclosures
elmer partei. Sine g.gnerii6e 3eis
ung iaste bon inn, er etsns i6 bsIz i
er baSu, in stusr 8lOdbitte gu Iisen
lnb lauren apieIusiu gu trinten, als
m Weiben 9aIs 81 berri4en.
Oieis 8emeTtung purbe bon ben
yreunben 5drrHons nufasgriffen
Ino Bur parteiIOcIuug gsnn6t. Snrs 4
lion ipurbe Der aanoibat Der glods
iitts. Gin Bib BON ibm. bns Jpn IN I!
iBenbT Stsluug Dor siner gIDds 4
iitte tpisbergo5, burd bersn offene
Ebiir man ein 5db apfslipsin, @ilbz (:
slls unb ei1, S4nur aobtaitonien /
al, purbe unqsbeuer popular. QIs Il
Al Gebruar lS4o siEs StautstoHs !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
Der @ouperneur ron MS.

DER ouperneur con W,af
cOniin, pbilipp, Der fi9erli4 an sa>
triotii6sm Getit ni4ts gu piinI9cn
iibris Idbt, lpenOet ii9 in elmer Dfisntz
li9en Grtldruns segen bic WieIoung,
ipOna8 probeutfae GinfIiiFe ben 9srs
tauf Don 9ibertpsgpnbB in ie;nei.;
Staats ssfabrbsn folIeu. Gr ias!, ;r
lei bieier 9erldumbungen itines
Stadts miibe. Die beutfd, 9ep0lfes
runs bon 8isconiin, bic iebr 3ablr'i9
fei, itebe teiner Rationalitdt in ienem
unb anberen Staaten an patriotis!ngA
mad. Sn SibtoIb, bas sins beIonbsr3
5abIrsi6s Oeuti9e SepOltsruns dlf3us
peiIen babe, lei bic Regisranssss(ns
Ieibe iiRraeitnei ipOrben, ebeuip in
superior, in fpel6es piele psutfhe a-s
better 5uselponeert iino. Sn geils
bas aIs beutihe Stabt tss
tannt 1T. Ieien mebr aIs IL Niuinnsn
Dollars in ben eriten Sassn Der &ams
payne ss5eidnet pOrbsn. Wis Der
9ouserueur burdbIiden IdBt, psrbsn
bic antlagsn gsgen bic Seu!fhen auf
gdn5Iid un5uOerIoIise an9absn bin
trboben. Oamit biirfts ss iid in Der
Neife perbalten, baB gslsaentIia ein
Geutfdsr, Der nod ni9t @slb aeuus
bat, I'm sinsn Siinf5is Scaar Bonn
gu taufen, duf bic Nuleibs -9mdb.
unb bann ma6t man fir b;efen bans
men Wssnifen bas geiammls Deutf4s
thum perdnttpprtlih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
Die Reip Yorter p9tmes"

bri9t in btttere Slase aus iiber bic
qmeritansr Don uidt0eutihst Q0Ita:ns
muns, bic biater ben Gmerjtansrn ron
oeuti9er 0eturt unb Ibitammun9 in
ben 3et4nunsen auf bic Jrtibeils-a aas
Ieibe 5uriiditsbsn, inbem iie iagt: .Gl
Ideint, oab bic i'm 2lusIaRS Gsborss
nsu elm srDbsres @erIangen na4
Srsibsitssgpnbs traesn, als bic Gin:
gebOrensn. Minneapolis III ruditdns
big in ieinsn ameritanifdsn 3eiqnlus
gen, absr es i6sut fi1 nidt gu icgen.
oaB: gOie 9onDstdufs pOn 6urnern
oelti6r Ge6urt uno 9lbitammurg
Isbr erfrculi9 iinb." Gs 1T cine
S@mat, bab mir ni4t nilIsns iiHo,
Der Regierung bas Gelo sur 9sJ1bs
lung Der a0bnung Der Salpaten uuo
gum Gntauf ron gBaarsu I'M eiseuen
Nanbs gu lisfsrn, pGbrsno uniere
SoIoaten, bic ibr 9elO ionpbl,
Die ibr Qeben barbrinsen, iiAI
aIs bic beiten potrio!en ers
petIsn. gtur unIere SOibnien urt
bic i'm Quslano 8eborenen tbun ihre
Ylliht unD msbr ais lire pfiiht.
mabrenp bic @dammtbsit DOr uns ipsz
niger ais lire pfli6t tbut." Die an
ertennuns, bic oamit Dem Deutit.
tbum ge5oGt pirb. 1T rsidlib pers
bisnt. Die Oeutiden baltsn ieins Rss
ben, fonoern greifsn in lire SuicS',
um ihr Seimatbslanb gu itii3sn, pie
tie es INNER getbuu huben.
True translation filed with the Post.
master Of Cincinnati on October 18th,
1917, as required by the Act OF ucto'
ber 9th. 1917.
Der nR:D DgOrtImcriean"
ma9t bic ie6r riatise Semertung, pdB
oas Oeuti9e SpiOHages unO Rdntsiues
'en in Oisiem Ganbe Der oeutiben Ros
iiOn mebr S4aOen 5usefiig. bat, ais
bic 8affen Der 4uiirten, inoem biers
our9 cine OeutihlanD feiuoIi1e Stlmz
nung berDorgerufen ipprOen 1T, bic
9lisBIih gum &rieSe s.fiibrt bat.
0euti4lunO mare jeBt Sisgcr, nenn
3 OerituuoeH bate, iib unT:rs G;rsurOs
DAFT gu Deipabren. 9as hcz
,en mir aus bsm Wtunbe bss enslii9en
56dstun3lers YOnar Gam gsbDrt, Der
n elmer OffentIi6en Rebe ein9eitarten
)at. Oab Gnslanb ii9 ni4t mebr lange
)dtte bebaupten t6nuen, penn bic Ser.
1tadten ni9t gu ben alliirten ii6srs
Jegangen Daren. IS tit cine iiir6;er>
i6e Strafe, fpel6. bic beutide Essise
.ung fur Die Dummbeit i1rsr GipIos
uat.H srleibet. Sn slei4er WsiIs Ders
ebsn iid gseen bic @ernuuft bisjens
en- Seutf6sn, bic in uniernn 9aEbe
tants gag.n bic Resieruns fpinnen
lnieres grmefeus iinb ss ni1t 9iele,
Der gmug, I'm ben 9eutfden in oies
EN- 2aHbe bas 2ebenou ptrbittern. G5
t ftDer gu erfafen, mas bieie Rsns !
den ii9 beuteH uHb oh lie ii5er5aapt
enten. Gin Sunten Don llebcrlsgung
oute ibneH fogen, ouB irnfsreR eRegier,!ng
Inc @erbinberune ibrer arissstbdtigs .
.it nid]t oulben fam uno ni9t buls
en- piro. Rein 9anb erlaubt ss, RE
eutf4e Rssierang ebsnfO Deuis, ipisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
eamitas, ben 20. CftOber 1917.
gsrf6iebene srOBe rs

gerf9isbene srObs Re-
fauratsure fasen, oab iie nif)i
piilen, mas iie ibrsn 9dlten an ben
fltii9s uno pei5enloieu 2asen onrs
iesen ioasu unb lie t0nnteu iid Mat
basu entI6Iieben, iie sin5ufiibren. 9ia
gsrlegenbeit pirb iebr balo 9si9'prH
ben Iein, penn ibnsn ous befobi"n
ipirb, mas iie iest ntdt frelltiGis tbiiil
pollsn. Die @rnGbrunssfrase sel:ats
tet cine iebr einfa9s 2Ofung: Grtipe'
Der bic Ssi6rdntuns in ytahrungSs
mittelu erfolst aus eisenem &ntrlsbs
ober bur6 3pdng.
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ROYAL. THEATER.

"Susans Gentleman will be ex. hibited in Biuebird photoplays at the Royal theater today, with Violet Mersereau playing the principal roles for there are two leading parts, both played hy his dainty actress and both requiring just the particular skill and artistry with which she is so abun- dantly gifted "The woman scorned' plays an important part in the prog
 ress of the narrative. Because Sir Beyis Neville, who was now in love with Nancy Croyden mistress of Croyden Hall, had cast aside the love of Ora Tourette, a fascinating and scheming French widow. Ora designed to be revenged. Therefore, she aided Nancy in an adventure with her groom. resulting in Nancv eloping with her servant to America and till-
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CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
 Al CENTRAL TODAY
MARRIAGE A LA CARTE" FROM TIRE PLAY "MARYRING MONEY" A WORLD-CLARA klM6ALL YOUNG SPECIAL SERVICE
 PICTURE.

Clara Kimhall Young Service-World Pictures presents the comedy photo play, Marriage la Carte" in which Clara Kimball Young is starred
 Miss Youngs versatility will have chance of showing itself to advan- tase in this film, she is equally at home in comedy roles as well as dra- matic
 The story of "Marriaee a la Carte is a satire upon matrimony, nothing more nor less. It reveals the mar riage game. as it is frequently played in all its unmistakable cynicism and baseness, although 1t does not over look the humorous side of the matter
 Mrs Niles, an ambitious society lady has a pretty daughter. Mildred, played by Clara kimball Young. and she wants the girl to make a good match Along comes an eligible
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Countship As Mir Niles, Mildred $ father. fails in business. it is impera- tive that the girl should now marry real money. Instead of which she falls in love with penniless young fellow, Theodore Vandeveer, and they are married There is consternation in the brides family which is remoy- ed when 1t is revealed that the young bridegroom inherits money
 James Young is the director of this picture. into which he has introduced many excellent touches that heighten the effect of the comedy which is sure to please motion picture fans
 "Marriage a la Carte" will be shown al the Central theater today.
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CLAD 10 LEARN OF IT.

Aprls changeable weather causes colds that lead to expensive doctor bills-bills that could be avoided if the cold were checked in time. c. Smith. 1421 18th St, Augusta, Ga, writes: "I got one 25c bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and my cough and cold is about well was glad to learn of a great medicine like that" Foley's Honey and Tar enjoys such a splendid reputation that it is often initiated of course. no substitute or imitation is as good as the genuine, A. C. Jennings. druggist
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RUBY DARBY COMING.
Lyric Books Return Engagement Of
 Popular Company Next Week.

Popular Company Next Week.
 The Lyric management takes pleas ure in announcing that 1t has secured a return engagement of the famous Ruby Darby and her great company of Golden Gate Girls" in the latest oferines of high-class musical com. edy. for Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesday of next week
 This big company played for two days at the Lyric recently. and those who witnessed the productions all agree that Ruby Darby carries one of the best musical comedy show ever brought 10 Hot Springs. and the Lyric management is indeed fortunate in havins secured if for only a limited engagement, this popular and talented company for a return engagement
 Remember for the first three days of next week the Lyric will offer the snappest show ever brought to this city, and at popular prices, too What ever other engagement you have for nert week, just book a visit to the Lyric while the Golden Gate Girls are here. and you will see the best show in town
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HAD TROUBLE FOUR OR FIVE
 YEARS.

No one appreciates good health like those who are i'll. W. J. Furry R. r. D. 9, Salem, Mo writes: q have been bothered with bladder trouble four or five years It gave me a great deal of pain took different medicine but nothing did me any good until I got Foley Kidney Pills" Many persons suffer from kidney and bladder
 rouble when they can be relieved. BackaChe, dizziness, rheumatic pains. stiff or sore joints and other symp. toms yield to Foley Kidney Pills A. C. Jennings, druggist
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house to fix the pipes and who she pictures az "The Piper" and Mir. Grinder. who is her dream conception
 of a kindly old philosopher that turns
 the crank of a hand ore for liveli- hood she journeys on pa ued by Big
 Ears. Silly Ass, et al
 From the Telltale forest she wan. ders 10 the Land of Lighls. the place where the light d appears 10 when il goes out Here she meets her mother with the Social Bee in her
 bonnet, which territies Gwen Her
 father eallops in riding his hobby
 and dressed in am armor of coins
 which is the result of being made of money
 Thus her deliroU- brain carries her around Robin Hoods Barn" where
 the society peacocks squawk at her and the crocodles shed tears into the | Lily Pool Fierce bears growl in Wall Street while her father and hos asso-
 ciates beat upon the gates at the head
 of the street for admis ion
 The symbolism of Owens dream has its sequel at the bedside where those
 she pictures are gathered to urge the doctor to bring har boek Her child lsh talk Of what she see, impresses upon the parents Inc terrible neglect
 they have been 1uilty of Grief and
 remorse seizes them and when the vigil of the nieht is broken at dawn by the childs gradual recovery they too. see things "aa they are' and she areets with a smile her recon tructed father and mother
 The doctors prescription of plenty
 of play, to ee taken iH a singham
 dress. is Immediately acted upon. and Love. as we know him with quiyer
 and bow leads three loving hearts over the hill of shadow into the valley of sunshine
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E W. Rec tor and myself hayIug been dissolv ed by the death Of Mir Rector, l 6 all continue the practice of law under tho firm name of Rector and Sawyer heretofore used, this continued ust Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. L. E. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs, Ark. Feb 9. 1917 2.?-I
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ing her aristocratic fathers heart with bitterness Then the real human iu- terost' begins, with the arrival of a baby girl in New York tenement. Nancy Croyden passing away to give life to Susan Flynn, as a heritage of a romantic and mad marriage How Susan finally make her way back to Croyden Hall and into the heart of her grandfather through series of sensational adventures constitutes gripping entertainment that will be enjoyed by all classes of fans"
 Also a sngle.reel comedy will be shown.
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"A SMILE IN EVERY DOSE"

LiVo-Na Pills act on Liver, tones up Stomach and Nerves Small and mild, All druggists Price 25c per bottle Moore Drug Co., 3.27-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20
NOTICE

Dr. wHlfred & Moss has taken over the dental practice of pr R. T. Cook end vlnl continue. fourth floor, Thomp- son bdildins. 4-lo-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Dr. B W. nreediove mas returned to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar kansas National Bank building. 2-1l If
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Count who. however, hasn't got any thing more to recommend him to
 Mildred than his title Exit his
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Let sorrens Drug Co .ooE Gfte' your KODAK finisLtnR s-l4-''
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Use Ligcets GoIaen Tip tea ro' making iced teA I'his tea is pro cured only from the carly nowery pIckings, which Tn this country is found in but few ot the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from s200 to $500 a pound Price LOO a pound For sa 'e be R c Nor ~is Drug Co Phone 242 S-10-ti.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Dr. T. H. shelton nas returned to the city and is now located iG Citi- kens Natonal Bank Building. suite 102-4-5. 9 23-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

20. Ia. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have tjust competed tnei- uig con crete warehouse. which Is now open tor bdIsiness
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The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-20

Try n ssnt'nsli-Rse~rs Want AG.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
NEW ROAD BOOK
BOOSTS FLORIDA

The 1917 issue of Volume 6 of the
Automobile Blue Book series, cover
ing the southeastern states and pub
Sished by the Automobile Blue Book
Publishing Co., of New York, Chi
Eago and San Francisco, is just out
with many new features and changes
cover 1916. More than one hundred
pages are devoted to principal tours
and points of interest in Florida,
under the heading, FLORIDA Section
"A short history of the important
cities is given, together with a guide
to the best hotels, garages, and such
other information as is generally
sought by the motorist and sports
man. One noticeable feature is that
several new tours have been added in
the northern and central parts of the
state, indicating the demand for good
routes in these sections. There are
numerous attractive tours and photo
graphs of the routes both to and
from Jacksonville, st. Augustine,
Pensacola, Tampa, st. Petersburg and
other Florida cities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
SCHOOLS ARRANGE
To OBSERVE OLD
SPANISH TRAIL DAY

Old Spanish Trail day in the schools
of Florida along the route of the
highway will be observed next Fri
day, and quite a program will be
rendered in the local schools. On
Friday afternoon the classes will be
suspended and the prepared programs
will be rendered. A speaker will be
supplied for each of the more impor-
tant schools of city and county.
This celebration is following the
idea of Founders Day, and it will be
statewide, from the fact that there
are branches of the Old Spanish
Trail radiating eastward from Pen
sacola, southwark from Jacksonville
and to Tampa. Mayors from all
towns along the route will be re-
quested to SUSPEND all business and
make the day a gala one. In fact,
requests have been answered, and
practically all of them have promised
to observe the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-04
WHEREABOUTS OF
AGED NEGRO UNKNOWN

Friends and relatives of Esau
Shields, colored, are searching for
him, and have enlisted the aid of the
city and county officials in an at
tempt to find him. He was last seen
when he wandered away from his
home at five o'clock on the morning
of January 9th. He is so years
old, lived at 213 Brainard street, and
at the time of his departure wore q
pair of dark brown trousers, light
coat, band cap and brown shirt.