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Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
LOOKED so WELL
THAT HER sister
DIDN'T KNOW Her
Alabama Woman Says Her
Case Had Been Given Up
AS Hopeless-GainS SO
Pounds. On Tanlac,

j went on a visit to my old home
not long ago and, honest, my own
sister didn't know me at first, I'd
improved so much" was the aston
ishine statement made by Mrs. J. D.
Morrison, of 1903 Avenue F, Ensley,
Ala, and all of my neighbors are
asking what | have found to put
me on my feet again, for my case
had been given up as hopeless
months ago.
l had a chronic stomach trouble
the last three years that got worse
and worse, in spite of all the medi-
cine took, till | was a nervous
wreck. | lived on raw eggs and
liquid foods and was feverish and
bilious and restless most of the
time, | was operated on at the
hospital and came out a living skele-
ton and the operation didn't do me
any good, so far as restoring my
health was concerned
i started in taking Tanlac and
after the first bottle | began to no.
tice my appetite increasing so when
| had finished the third bottle | was
eating right along whatever | want
ed and could sleep good at night. |
have gained thirty-three pounds
and am now doing all my house
work, as we'll as the washing, and
nothing seems to hurt me. Tanlac
beats every thing I ever tried and |
wouldn't give one bottle of it for all
the other medicine in the country"
Genuine Tanlac is sold in Even
ing Shade by Barnett Drug Co, and
by one established agency in every
town.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
ChamberLain's Cough Remedy

Though the gooto danger from this dseaoe 10 Pneumonia
have never known single Of Influenza to result IA theH
Chamboano Cough Remedy yao freely given The porseat
cough that frequently follows Influenza be relieved ly
chamleono Cough Remedy, and ehoud not be allowed to
run ON until it becomes troublesome
olo,y 4sv N<sA& - S7aeey tsa.'''''aaDe4'
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
HOw'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine.
v Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past thirty.fve years, and has be-
C0fne known as the most reliable
remedy for catarrh, Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts through the blood on
the wucouS surfaces, eXpeliing the
poison from the blood and healing
the diseased portions.
Alter you have taken Halls Cat.
arb Medicine for a short time you
Will 'see a great improvement in
your general health. Start taking
Hall Catarrh Medicine at once
anqG Get rid of Catarrh, Send for
tootimonials, free.
v, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
slipation,
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

Don't miss this. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name and address
clearly, You will receive in return
a trial package of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
THE MAXVILLE MITES

III. Provence and family were
visiting reIati:es in Cave township
sunday
Arvel Matheny opened a term
snbooI here Monday. The enroll
ment is a good one.
Tbe Y NJ. C. A. fund he's received
<ti 80 from this community, which
vy ssas asked to donate only Slo.
II I. Simpson is afflicted with
B .L.,.inelas Of the face. His many
4 frIends hope he may soon recover
EarI Simpson returned a few days
a5ofrom Fort Worth, Texas, where
be has been employed by a railroad
company.
stephen Cole, the overseer' was 90
~ home much-needed work on the
road hear this place the first part
< 81 tie week.
I'm, Kent will soon leave for
Texas. He expects to be gone Tor
! rest of a year, if he can be
contented without work that long
II R. Woodbridge has sold his
farm, farming tools, feedstuffs and
Household goods and will soon be of
to TexaS. E. L. Brickle bought his
farm.
Ray Johnson, son of B. F. John
son and wife, left a few days ago for
Terral, Texas, where he has secured
4 poeition in the store of his uncle,
C. P. johnson.
This place will have at least two
candidates in the field in the COM
inf primaries. G. H. Matheny will
ask ior the Sheriff'S office and J. T.
Carpenter will seek to serve the
people as treasurer.
John P. Woodbridge and his son,
Poe, land Claude Harrell left for
their home at Terral, Texas, the lat
ter part of last week, after having
spent several days with relatives
and Did friends in this section.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
No Federal Court In December

Sid B. Redding, clerk of the court,
has issued notice that the Decem-
Der term of federal court at Bates
vile will not be held this year,
and witnesses, jurors and defend
ants need not appear. Mr.. Reddine
says subpoenas will be served for
the spring term of the court.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
Catarrh and Bronchitis

Mrs. Rosa A. Kiss, 31S Clinton
Place, Kansas City, Missouri, writes:
Il was very sick with Catarrh
and Bronchitis. / also had a cold
in the head. l used Peruna and am
well pleased with the results. 1t
has done me great deal of good.
l do not need any other medicine. 1
can cheerfully recommend it to any
one who is troubled with catching
cold frequently or any one who has
a chronic cough or chronic catarrh.
Those wishing further particulars
concerning my case may write me.
Be sure to enclose a stamp and I
will answer"
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
LINES FROM ASH FLAT
WOodmen OF The World And Odd Fe l.
lows Elect New Officers.

Eaph Rogers has moved to the
J. L. Goodman residence.
W. w. Bristow was seeing after
the crops on his farm near Myron
several days lately.
Mrs. Adeline Hotchkiss left one
day this week for a visit with rela-
tives at points in Texas.
j. c. Holt and family have return
ed from Walnut Ridge, where they
spent the past few weeks.
A new daughter made her appear.
ance at the nome of Mr., and Mrs.
Marvin Stephens Monday.
L. j. Worel was transacting some
business matters and meeting friends
at Evening Shade one day this
week.
MeSdames Sidney and Robert
Stephens were here from Hardy one
dav this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Dee and Cecil Phillips returned
Monday night from Batesvillc,
where they went to attend to some
business.
J. F. and Daniel Booth and Her.
schel Wolf, three Of our best young
men, left last week to 60 into train
ing for war service,
Elmer Phillips took 448 possum
hides to Hardy one day this week,
He was met at that place by a buy
er from st, Louis, who bought the
furS,
The Masonic lodge will hold a
regular meeting next Saturday.
There will be degree work and also
new officers will be chosen, A
large attendance is desired.
Most of our farmers are done Oath
erinG their crops, have their wheat
crops in the ground, and are now
getting in a supply Of wood in antlc-
ipation of some cold weather,
j, r. Barnes, who has spent the
past two or three years in Oklahoma,
has returned here, He says chick
ems will come hometo roost and that
Arkansas Is good enough for him.
Mrs. Tennie Meeker, one of the
leading business women Of Evening
Shade, accompanied by her son,
Nicely, was here Tuesday returning
home in her car from d business
trip to Hardy,
Cholera has played havoc with
the hog supply in this section Of the
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
NEWS FROM BENGAY
Two South Big Rock Township Boys
Are Called For Army Service.

A fine rain fell here one day last
week, which was much needed.
Calvin Curtis made a business
trip TO Batesville one day lately
Claude Crieler was at Cave City
a few days ago attending to some
business.
J. A. Smith and family of near
CaIamine were here one day last
week visiting relatives,
Roscoe King has lately purchased
the Percy Wainwright farm, near
this place, and is now residing
there.
Oscar King and family have late
ly moved from the Grange section
to his mothers farm, two miles south
of this place,
Otis Hutchinson and Chas. Hoo
gard went to Evening Shade last
Thursday to see the soldier boys
leave for Little Rock,
Frank Green went to the Street
sawmill one day last after some
lumber, with which he means to
make some improvements on his
residence,
The shool at Mt, Pisgah, two and e
half miles west of here, began Mon
day of last week with a good num-
Der enrolled, Park Nichols is the
teacher,
The young folks of this place en-
joyed several fine entertainments In
our burg the former part OF last
week given in honor Of the boys
who had to 90 to the army Thurs
day,
The spelling at Curry SPRINGS
last Saturday night was attended
by a large crowd, and every one
present seemed to have an enjoy.
able time. The newly adopted
spelling book was used
Two of our boys, Floyd Nichols
and Johnnie Rodgers, left last week,
mid the griefs and sorrows OF their
relatives and friends, for Little Rock,
where they will be trained for milf
tary service. They were aceomp0ni'
ed to Evening Shade by their faith
era, r. j, Nichols aud John NJ. Rod
gers. they we're also occomp onied
to Little Rock by John Nichols 0nO
Emery Rodgers
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07

week.
W. r. Nelson made a business
trip to Memphis last week.
Allen Smith and Cleetus Norris
made business trip to Batesville
lately.
Burrell Tompkins of Portia was
here the first part of the week vis-
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. B. Adair, who had been
visiting relatives at Portia for some
time, returned home last week.
Dolph Groom and Luther Webb
left last week for Camp Pike, where
they will enter training for military
service.
Floyd Nichols of the Bengay
section was in our burg a few days
ago seeing his friends before leav-
ing for Camp Pike to 60 into mill
tary training.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
Loses Fingers In Accident

John Booth of Williford, employ
ed in the Yates gin at that place
had his right hand caught in the
gin saws Friday. The fingers we're
so badly maneled that physicians
were forced to amputate three Of
them at the second joint.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
Statement of the Condition Of
SHARP COUNTY BANK

WilIiford, Sharp County, Arkansas,
at the close of business November
20, 1917.
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
NOTES FROM CORlNTH

j. 7, Weaver Of Agnos was visit
inG in this section Sunday,
Rev. George Rogers preached an
interesting sermon here Sunday
J. X. Holt was here from Walnut
Ridge a few days ago visiting rela-
tives.
Archie and Clark Holt returned
Friday from q cotton picking tour
in Lawrence county
E. }. Wiles left Sunday for Senath,
Mo, for a visit with his brother,
o G, Wi'es and family
1t is reported that two children
of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Rirch6eld are
suffering from diptherio,
A box supper was given by the
young folks one night last week, A
good time Is reported by all present.
Dudley Wolf and family Of Even.
Ing Shade were here Saturday night
aud Sunday visiting at the home of
W, t, Stewart
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
COLLECTORS NOTICE

N Not|co ID hereby given that will meet the tan
pay~4 of the various townships Of Sharp Coun-
", Akkhnsae at the places and on the dates
mennoned below for tho purpose of collecting
w. uke0 for the year 1917 All parties desiring
Vp>{ On real estate will ploaso bring correct
o>1cript tons of same In order to avoid errors and
d6hy.
| SOUTHERN DISTRICT
ANvo Creek township Rose Pond January H.
i0iS 40 Il o'clock u, m,
horsnh township, Center, Monday, January
~ o'clock p, M, at postonlco,
south Lebanon township, Dotson School ltouac
Yrsaday, January 10,
6ttawbory township, Nosonyillo, Wednesday
January, lG,
w crook township, Sullivon's Store, Gala
m'ne ThursdOy January n,
Nor(h Big Rock, poughkoopsIe, Dr. sullIyon'a
oiAoo Friday January IS,
1oosh Big Rock Emery, nlolloy's Store selur.
o1y 1hnuory lO, Otol l2a,m,
V39bihglon, powos Chapel, Saturday, Jnnu.
eFyfa to5p I'm, '''
uoo't Toylor's Store, Monday, January oi.
nneYFe store, ShebyvIllo, Tucaday, January
ss7" 'u'o ol'y at bank Wednesday, January
e..1.o"' hr,'Ne Springs, Thursday January
'',I'enoS' at bank Friday January 90,
vv'peoh 81 Paul Saturday, January 90
NORTHERN DISTRICT
:. "'''enwoods' Jockeona Store, Monday, January
nv nnh Fiat Tuesday, January 30
u ~''ooo Nhgo Store Wednesday, January
January 0, '''V' '"0''''S'
ssvuson, King Mills, Friday, February 1,
"es Fork Evening Shade, AT court bsuss.
!. ,uaS, FEBRUARY q to Saturday. February
'aekfon WilIiford, Monday and ruesday rsh.
rue'< y and 10. ''''''' '''-
u Union, Martins Creel, sohoo, lloose.
ptday February 90
o1'On' Banks School House, Thursday,
Nor'h Wirth, Friday, February ~
North, Cox School llouae SATURDAY.
100, ''''' '''o'ueS'
at court house, Monday ruesday.
u'S and Thursdey February %, 20, 81
'lhs Shade at court house from Moodav
to Wednesday, April 10. ''"'''
pnuor ,o,. my hand this the % day of De.
a. D. II, klRTLEY, Sheriff,
tA'o''leIo Collector, Sharp County, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1917-12-07
Influenza

mo who heo not had Influenza realize Ao arng
eauee9 how deheo treatment know of nothing chat will
Give such prompt relief Chambeauo Cough Remedy fer
whoa 10 taken the pain the eheo dappaor the fever sub
sidea and the whole body becomes comfortable
Then again. the olar efeGg Of n9eana often even
d5Te5yng han the disease igell but e ho avoided If
you
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.Mu8 BEN @tgiermngsblatt.
8efQllntmahutla.
.Gfficia( Bulletin.

@efannt,nahung.
Ser @eaerafprofos Mtarfhah bal
1slsenbes iber bic t6rperliMe ltnterfu
Aans Der bsn ben Wsuiternnssbet1rbe
eiHberufenen @ebrpftimtisem betaun,
gemad,t:
Ser ,gnrgeun General" (0ene=
rutarst) bat feinc Reseln aber bic t6r=
perlimen ltnteriudunsen babin sedn=
bert, baF 0adnner BON folsenben
S5benmafen nnb @emiaten fir ben
Nitita rbienit angenon,mcn ~erbe,,
t6,,nen: 81 unb 62 ,3oll umb nidbt sue=
niger ais no Yinmo; SO Sol unb
uidt ,ueniser ais 112 9fmnb. Ser
Oemeralar5t ssitattet ferwer bic an :
nabme BON Nanuern, bic Ga ,5oa nnh
bariiber meiie,t 'uenn lie ~emiser ais
bas stanharb G}e,uid,t baben, tor
ausseiett, bal Der @c,uidtma'1eel
buriibersebente nriaAen bat unb nad
Aaii&t Ses 11nteriudnnssarates iid9
auf natiirtitAe Weiie ertldrem lSkt.
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ans BEN @taatt.
.9ie beutid,em Wubfer.

= c D.ar VI p1 D 3. %. Mug. Ste
9robe Notwithstanding. sic fir
sei1ern Abenb in 6ubbar0, Sa., bon
oeutlden Yarteieansern an9eiagt tporz
oeu mar. ipurOe in eine patriotiIde
gerialun,lung llmseipanbelt. als Die
Yrobeutlden iaben, bab bic 3abl Ser
lotalen amerisaner in Ser 3ub0rcr<
lbaft groB mar.
8eun Die BcrIa,nmlung in prooeutz
lden Sinn ftattsefunben bate. mare
es ob,,e 3tpeifel gu cinem &ratpou eez
tommen, tpeil man lcbr bitter 8ege,1
Die oeutI6en 8H6lcr, ,selinut lit.
8,ubesn.arjdaa g. q. Moore unb
3 Scputirte tpareu antpeienb uno nab=
men oen beufhen 8iibler Sobn 8iro
ing 8erb0r. 9ieicr uno Yalt. S. 81.
sbants iollten bic 9Reoeu balten.
8illiam Senninas 8ryau ,uirS belfea.
9e 8 N nines g, 90. aug. gs Hebt
| ieet ieIt. oaB s8ilian, Seuuiues 8rbs
at babel belfen miro, oasYrobibitiensz
amendment buf1Bnbri,,eeu. 6err 9rps
an bat in einen, 8riei aus ieinen'
Som,nerbeim in Mbbiue. 81. g.. feitz
geiett. bub ct am H.. 49,, 13. ,,,.b
IA. Oftober une bielleidt ihou am 10.
in Soma fein ipirb. Size Ssobl finhet
betanntlid) ant IS. 0ftober itatt.
6err 8rban tpiro in nebreren Ser
9r1beren GtdhtcNeSen baltcu l,no audi
in, Sruppenla9er gu Camp Soose.
Gebar County 1air.
Sip II, Sa.. %. Mug. Sic Gcbar
County Sair ipirs au ndditcn Siens@
tag, Sen %. ausuit. eroifnet iuerben
l1no A Gage oauern. am Nitttuph 1T
&inoerta9. nm 9onnerstag Sarmere
tag nno an 6reitag auto,nobi!tas.
ssie inmer, finbeu tdsiibe Viereerena
men itatt.
Ser Erpsef bes @sdesmSrbrrs 2eap.
9es ~ ne 8, %. Mue. @enl.
es bem &ertbcioi9er uidt seliust,
entet, Mufldub fin ben SroseB bes pors
|9ebIiden 8eiltlihen George S. &ellp.
Ser Sic ioaen. Sillisea slgtn,oroe bon
1912 beriibt baben leu. su erbatten,
ipirb Scr Rroseb an, 4. Septesnber I'M
8e5irtsseridt gu 9teo Dat bc9i'.Ren.
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Sic 9fadridten aus 3uBlanb betonter
sic abioluteNotbipenbi9feit einer&nno=
|gebung Der Ser. 5taaten, bab lie nit
alien $oilfsquellen in ben arieg eintrez
ten, ionit miille man ale 5pffnnlng aui
3ugeitdnbnilie ieitens Der Mittelmdde
te aufseben. Sic Sadridten aus 8uB=
lano ieien duBerlt entmutbigeno. See
reustp lie9e init ieinem Gtuatsratb i'm
3ipieipalt unb 8otidafter &afbnetiefis
McuBeruug, Mublanb Iei Ser Srieoensz
bori6lag nidt gcnebm. lit bon iciner
Neeierung ais nidt autoriiirt. bon
Guglano becinfluBt bebufs Ginipirtlna
|auf sic Dffcntlide Neinung in Nmeriz
ia, be5eidmet iporbcn. Sic 3unen linS
pcrfdnupft. ipeil Sic Ser. Staaten tbs
ne,, MIR bunbert llnb nidt allieno Milz
lipnen 9puars selieben baben.
Aus Sunbesoberseridt.
gSa1bing 0 II. 81. slug. sSu Sen,
gunbcspbergcribt tpurbe am Gienstaa
Ser critic 8erl,fungsfall besiiglid) oes
|&pni ifriptionsseiebes unterbreitet. I'm
IoeHen @erfalIungsn,dbigfeit felt5llltels
len. Sic 8erltfllng tullroe bon bier
Neipobnern bon ct. 8aul, .gHnn., tpelz
dw Iid) eelpeieert batten, iih am 5.Suni
5u rcgiitriren ltno 5n eincm sSa9r @e<
|fdnanib perurtbeilt iporoen lino, einz
gelegt. sic linb: 8alter ,lno Stto
8angerin, Mlfreo @rabl unb Soiepb
S. 9lruer.
@cltpolisci.
gSaIbington. 21. slng. Sn ete
ner bon Scnotor Stpcn eingereidte,l
gemeinIamcn 8elolution ipiro bic Grz
ridtllug elmer interuationalcn @clcbz
sebunssz ,mo Eoli5cibeb0roe 5ur 8c<
fdnpfl,ng ser internationalen Mnar6ie
uno teutnnilden Militirperidtporuns
burb sic prsaniiirten 9anoeIsz. ST.
,,an5z, Milit1rz mb Slottermddte Der
@eIt porgeldblagen.
Scmiatium ncriprud)cm.
gSa5bing II. 21. Slug. Sol.
Sannan, Ser Yripatiefretir oes Senaz
tors 2aSolette, lit aus Milpallfce 5uz
riideefcbrt unb ioa im gelie bon see
tpilleu 1batiaden iein, sic. ipeun bonn
senatpr bcm Gcnat bor9ele9t, grobe
SeuIatipu berlriu6en iuernen.
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Aus benl }ulanbt.
Sur ltmteritiitums bes &rieses.

Gbica9p, %. Ang. Sn ctner
bcxtc bier absebaltcmen &eriammlnns,
bic Sen 8csimm eiuer itaats'pe'ten
&agnc sur llnteritiitmmg bes &rte=
scs bartlett, ,uarem bic Mrbeiterorsani=
iatiuncm uub amsldnoiid)c Glcme,.te be-
iumbcrs gut pertretcu. Nsan be5'uedt,
nit bieicr aan,pasme 1T jebcm sdml-
be;irf bon sainpis sm brinse,t, anb nm
bic Mitbilfc pom Srsnuifatismem nnb
Ginsel peripmem babci ioQ se,uprbca
,perben.
So5ditc Rinbbielpreiie.
Gbieagu, %. Aug. 9ie 9itnh=
piebprciie crreidten bier bente lit ben
stsd Yarbs ben tSAkem *s1tt IN >es
@cibidtc bes bieiisen 3arftes, ats
s3srima 9tiere axt $3.50 hieseH.
ssrtlaab, Ore, fRr bic So. Saiamme'= :
fuatt >er q. 4. *.
Spftpw, %. 4ns. Sic etabt&orts
lano in Sressn 1T fir bic nddaiSbrise
(52.) SMianamentastt Der Neterane~
bcr q. u. q. amsas,pdttt ,uorsca.
9ics ,umrbe IN Der bentisen 0ei&af's=
ftuus Der 81. Satrcssaiamme atantt
saticr beidlsEe1.
stas &efsrmihute eutfsben.
Seeria, a., %. ass. GtasleS
Stadtsuic unb fem Gubn 0Iltsre
war1en bcste ssn tier mad SssteFass.
a., psm Ss'uaer Sedmtex 5srS61e=
.bra&t, um ben &aatsu GIitfsrt sieeet
| in Sic Gefsrmi4uie 81 GiSsra eis5s.
liefcrm, ppn ,ps e. eutttp9en war.
1rans Nspp bsr 9eri6A.
9an1raneiSeo, GAL, 22.aug.
IS am not a vpeit", u,.b i'd perlan8e,
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misunderstanding. q.

sfau,21. aus. Size 9aatioualz ;
beriann,lung, Die bier bonn 25. bis
27. aus,,it tust, mb aui Ser allc
Stdnbe Nltblanos uerteteu 1ein ipcrs
ben, finhet in Oem 9ro6en Staatsz
tbeater itatt. Gus Sllbtitl1m bat feincr1
3utritt gu Sen Stt,rnaen. Sir bas
Observation-Disclosures iiub Sise reierbirt
Yrcmicr,niuiiter &erenstn tuirb Sen
@orFe fiibren unS su 9esinn Ser Si'
t,u,sen eiuc 8otldaft iiber bic allses
meine Gage III &ubIans berleien.
Gs fins 1900 Ginlaaungeu erganz
gen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-23
9elesrapsiiae sasti,em.

22. g(ll9nT.
. BALI. Sn Ser e a t ionul
Cincinnati Q, &eip 9orf 3.
Chicago 0, YbilancIpbia 5.
cit. 2ouis 1, Bottom 6.
@rootlpn 6. Rittsburgb 5.
csn Der q merican:
Bottom 5. Chicago 1.
gicip gorf 0. getroit 2.
Ybitaoclphia s. @lepelunb 6.
@aIbiuatun 2. 4; ct. 2ouis I. 9
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Ginlabuits aitsenuntnten.

Yaris, 21.Nus. srau 8ulncnters
l,nS Saniruofi aus Petersburg ltnb
bier als 3ertreter bes Iusidniles Der
golbatcn unb arbciter eii,sctrbffen
nit ser Nbiiht, sic iran56iiihe Irbciz
terldaft CUR Sbeilnabme on Ser Stpdz
bolmer 8onfereu5 su beitimnen.
Sic ginlaouus ipuroe ausenom,nen,
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Alsshul fi;r Nsunitio,,.

5untington. 8. &a.. 21.Tug.
Nntrittsanpalt s. y. NeGuloh hat
Sen 8uneesbebDreeu borseIblasen. Sen
IN Sen Giuselitaaten nit Frobibition
bci6lasnabmten Nltobol bel ser Ger
lteIlrne bon 8riess,n,tnition gu perz
ipcrtben. anitatt i'm nugeniiet iurtIauz
fen 5u lailen.
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Would Know Worst.

John was an affectionate child and
was never quite contented unless he
was loving his mother. One evening
he was particularly generous with his
bear hugs and just little rough and,
as his mother was tired and perhaps
n little cross, she said: "Johnny, dear,
won't you please stop pulling on moth
err so and sit over In that chair, or
else | might not like you any more?r
John did as he was told and was
quiet for quite a while, all the time
looking as though he had lost his last
friend. Finally he said, In the most
plalntlve little tone Of voice imagln-
able. Mother Is that oil you've got
against meg'