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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

ten bon bier, dltf benz Wege rmh
@riinbaeen. Sic perben iton
barun porbeisefommen iein. gS lit
elm gang bitbiher Belts, Dos Sons
ltest inmitten zines groben altnooi.
'dRu @drtens."
ga, if femme bic 8iITa," mari er
ein.
,9lber bier lit es iiberun if1on, Dor
ulem bieies berrlihe Sfiob. SIT rs
niht entsiifenb7"
y@epib," er1piberte er. y@unen
Gle mir erlntben, NIT Sbnen an ben
Sllb au geben9 Sd modJte germ
tptiien, oh Sbr 8rtber einen gaiten
Sang setban bat"
,@etpib, ipsnn Sic tpplen. Iber
lit es niht id,abe," f,ibr fie fort, bob
bieies berrlite geiistb,im 10 pernab-
ldfiigt piro9"
r@eidiebt oenn bos2" fruste er
nab elmer Vmie.
.Wein 8rlber iaet es penigitens.
OR bat mir oaes, mas err wliBte, it5er
oas geiistbum rmb ieinen Better
er31blt. Gs 1T cine Sturbe, iein
giaentbum 10 menia su udten.
Shaoe, bab bos @eiee nift erlanbt,
bus peiistblm einem onbern 81 ee.
ben, Der ieinen @ertb better 81 mir.
bigger wciB."
Sic iino ia cine fleine Sosia.
%liitin," Iatte Der Shirt. rglber lper
iost Sbnen benn, % Der getreffenoe
iein @iaentbrm niht mertb if1st2T
Sris, Die Dor ibm bersine, Job i'm
gan3 eritmint on. rWie lit benn bos
moglib, Denn err lid iabrelong nidt
bier ieben labt, mo Se Bitten ieinas
8enpalters nidt beohtet9 @er ieine
Bfliften 10 pernafldiiigt - BENIN
wenn man 10 begiitert ut, bot man
niNb Pflihien-ber fam fein gutter
Weni6 iein. gs lit ieine BiIidyt, iid,
Der 2elite a%nsunebmen, Die mtf ieinem
@nite nneeitellt iinb, of Der 9tener,
Beumten, Nrbeiter, Die BON ibm nb.
bongig iinb ais ibrem GERM unb @e.
Dieter unb nift 6irm minoeiten m,f,
tbrem p~eidiiser."
rVieqeibt fanm or niht ~amoers,"
perieste Derresbeim. sd, babe 10.
eben fiir mid nm WadTiht sebeteu.
unb erlaltbe mir nm 9leibiulls fir
einen Sremoen 81 pIGbieren. Wir FEN.
neu bod nitt ieine n1beren 8erbGlt.
niiie. Tieueiht wiirben mir, penn
er lid re&tfertieen fonnte. ibn gar
nitt 10 pilidtpergeiien finben."
sd meib niht," meinte SSris, -ein
Wnnn, Der 10 piel 3eit nnb @elb Der
ldtperoet, nm ieinen @ersmig1mgen
nodsueeben. Der miibte nl6 Seit fin.
Den. bier einraI nod Dem Hedten SIT
ieben. 3enfen Gle nur, er ioa cine
Rilipn in elmer Radt i'm Spiel Der.
loren buben, obne cine Ricne 5l Der.
5ieben."
las lit nid)t ganS rifttg," entsea.
nete Der Siirit. .Gs NOR nibt cine
Wiaion, ionoern MIR Sinoerttmuieno
mo mas ieine Beraniisnngen artbe.
trifit, 10 lit es bonlit aud nid)t 10
iblimm."
rRennen Sic Den @rafen Bern.
itein2" fraate Sris %erituunt.
Oerresbeim idrpteg einen glrgen.
bid. Sollte er iest iagen. if bin
@rai 9ernitein unb BiaIeif sSiirit
0erreSbeim in elmer Eerion2 Nein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14
8. aapitrl.

rMlio," bltb Der Shirt art, Die 8ra.
fin @robruttter tpnr ~oieieniae, Sic
Sbnen seioet bot, id mare elm bcier
Runn2"
uSa," iaete Sris.
sat lie Sbnen mrf aeiagt, fpeI1e
Sinben ih auf benz @emiiien bobe?"
Sris ifiittelte Den aopi.
rgtun, Sic merben mir bie 8emer.
flne erlauben, bob ole @r1iin Sod.
fels. cine 10 %ebrenperthe 0ome iie
mlh lit, mid pieleiht az itrens beur.
tbeilt bot. sic lit cine Dame bon
lebr itrengen 8~nlnbiGsen uno In
ibren @li9en gift i6on Der ols Sin.
Der, Der bas flotte 2eben zines NeIt.
mannes fWbrt. Wenn gum 9eiipiel
ieurano iebr bod &nrten ipiclt, 10 iii
er in Der Grain gueen san3 ee.piB
elm eewerbsmdbieer Spieler."
Sris nifte 5uitimmenb NIT benz
appi,
yllrb penn err momogIih pieI ms
Sbeater gebt, 8Gne beiltht, aQen
m6glihen Sport treibt, Damn lit er IN
Ibren @llsen elm oberfldblider 8elt.
momn."
SriS nifte mieber.
.gtlln ieben Sic, fpenn SSbre 8rob.
mama oerartig itrengen Mniiften
Nlloigt, bonn muB ih in ibren Mlleeu
aaeroings Elm gang gottloier WenidJ
lein. gber fam ih bofiir2 Dfnn boi
mid ME urbeiten gelebrt, meine
@ltern Mmb @r3ieber baben mid ME.
mails ou5u on9ebolten, meine Solente
5i perpertben. sd mare niht i'm.
itanoe. mir ein Stiid 8roo al perSie.
nen. ih babe MIR eelernt, MIDI ~
umiiiieren, mo oilh boS peritebe i'd
nid,t einnaI orbentli6. Man ioIlte
mid lieber bemitleiben, itdtt mid gu
perlirtbeilen."
Sris lab i'm bon Der Seite an. Gin
6merdlit.ironii6er 3ltg log ulti lei.
mem @eiidt.
.Seben Sic nun elm, buB Sic I'M.
red,t boben, mid 10 gu idmeioen2"
so" iaate Sris, bus aopfden
ienfenb.
@r lab lddeluo alti iie nieoer.
.Wun. rpeun ih lpirflih 10 gottIoS
bin, SrGulein ,sris, meinen sic nih.,
bab nod fiir ieoen climber Soffnung
lit? Sunn Elm Shled,ter nif,t bod
nod gut merocn9"
80 gepib, aepib," rif Sris lebbait,
res ut nienlals 81 ipdt-"
Sid at beiiern," poaenbete er,
Into meinen Sic nibt. eS lei bic
Yilidt Der @qlten, Den 9sien aui ben
red)ten Weg 5il belfen?"
gns iurse Wdbden lab ibn idiif.
tern on.
sd babe nod niemals boriiber
mtgebutt," iugte lie leiie.
Gas gqmtbe id nobl. Sic iino
nift Die eimiae, piele 2e,ite mafen
es 10. Sic idu,ien boiler Yera6ting
mlf Die idmar5en Shoie berub unb
tbun nifts fir ibre Rettung. inb bo.
bel gibt es Stofe, Die gar nit,t Gin.
mai 10 idapars iinb. ME man lie ab.
malt. gud Die glrte @raiin sebort
81 ben 2elten, Ole an ue%bertrerbun.
gen ueieen. @enn sic, SrGuIein
Sris, meme 9on5e 9ebens9ei1ihte
fennten, miiroer Sic pieaeiht ganj
dnoers urtbeilen. Sd meiB 5par,
baB i'd tief inter &nen itebe, mas
dber Die Welt ihled,tes BON mir
ipridt. lit g~robtentbeils nift nabr.
s8us i'd oilh INNER that, ME seidab
etlpas in meinem 2eben, aas mir Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

Iieber nift. Sn elmer baIben Stnnbe
miro er ftb bon t6r trennen, nm lie
ME fpieoer1uiehen. CT no1te MIR i'm
Shloiie nod benz &ehten ieben uno
NIT Wtnter ole &noromingeni be5iig.
lib Der 0eruoIhing treffen. Sim an.
berer Sage tpiirbe err Damn nod
Soitbampton reiien, Inn ith mieoer
nod afrifu einsuihtffen.
Sris lab i'm nod intmer frageno
an.
ga, ib femme ibrt, iebr gut iognr,"
inate er. rgr lit eip 5iemlib i1nsIId.
lifer Mann, aber itleft lit er nid)t."
vBie fann er gIiidlih ieint" iaete
Sris, i'm nit tbrem cifenen @lif ooa
a~niebenb. vnenn er ieine 1flihien
niht erfilIt9 @orlm fommt err nift
bierber. mif bteies ihone Stiidd)en
@rbe. Sier wiirbe er s%eiunoen."
yWenn err sic fonnte reben boren,"
iagte Oerresbeim I1helnb, ymiirbe or
itb iiher itberreben Iaiien, aber ben.
fen sic niht mebr an i'm. 0a ui,ten
iebe ib Sbren @rIber ont l1fer iisen,
er lit gang in ieine 6iiherei pertieft,
rpie ale lei6enidoftlifen @neIer."
Sic batten bas gnbe bes Subpfa.
oes erreift u1lb itnnben nun an eiuem
Ibbange, Der 5iemlib iteil gum Stub
Gbfiel.
rSeien sic poriihttg beim Si,1ab.
iteisen." marnte Der Shirt, Die 30.
idrlng lit 5iemlih iteil unb bas @ras
lit tel,dt ur1b ihliiptrig. 8olen Sic
nibt meme Sano nebmen?"
rRein, nein, banfe iebr. ih rperoe
idpn nidt folen." Mit ibrem leifteit,
feiten S6ritt itiee iie longiam bin.
lrrter. Ia trut iie ploslih auf eillen
loien Stein urrb gIitt aus.
9erreabeim mar iofort an ibrer
Seite unb fabte lie am Irm. @s mar
beinabe bieielbe Sit,ntion wie ba.
mails am Strunbe bes Weeres. Sris
lafte bel,dtigt.
rOus geifyiebt mir gorrS redJt fin
meirp Wogboliigfett. betnnbe batte
ib ltnten geIeeen, nift rpabr2 Dini,
Wini!" rief iie binunher, .bdft 81,
ifyon Dem @rafen 8ermitein nue
Slide me@efangen9"
.Stl St!" mud,te @ini, vidrrei
boh nift 10, on mirit mir nod, aQs
Slide periheuf,en. Wie olmm bob
Die W1b6en aae iinb, feline abnuns
bon Sport!"
Ser Shirt trat nun, arh beron.
rSuben Sic einen giten Sang ge.
mht2"
@ini nidfe. ,glber ales mr. fleine
Dinger," iogte er. ia oben itst 10
Elm gang bider, uber ih fam ibn nidt
friegen. Wollen Gle NAL periuten,
mein Serr?"
Der Siirit 5ogerte einen 91igen.
Bid, bann nabm er Die slneeI l,nS
mari iie nus uno riftia! Sn bemiel.
ben Gusenblid BIB uld id,on Ger
Slid arL
Or bat lbn. er bot i'm! ., mas
fir elm Vrahtferlr Ssris, fomm bod
blob unb lief ml her. SD made
Sbnen mein compliment" iogte
@ini nit elmer @%erneig,ing gum Syiir.
iten. SD neroe bel g8inter elm gl.
tes @ort fir Sic einIegen. bob or
Sbnen bus Ineeln bier am 6luiie er.
lultbt. Sic ifeinen cine eliidlide
Sanb 81 baben. Tamu, ba lit er ia!
Sier, Serr @inter, 'ieben Sic bod
blob ben Slid, Der Serr bier bat ion
geianeen. Earbon, ih meiB noc1 gnr
niht ben Nomen," ieste err froseno
binsu. rs(ber mas lit benn bus? @in.
ter. sic ieben ia aus rpie Elm @eiit!"
Ger Berlpulter itano fer3enserabe,
iein @eitf wdr bohecrotbet, or
fonnfe meiter nihts berporbrinscn
mie Dos cine Wort: .@rof Bern.
iteinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-14

frelie mid, Sbnen perionlid fir Bic
@rlalt6niB, 81, ftid)en, oanfen 5u bir.
fen. Dies bier lit meine Sdnpeiter
Sris."
Ger Shirt ihritt aitf SriS 5li, pG1.
reno @inter unb Wiqi bon Soll.eirt
loieies unerrpartete greignib be-
fprahen.
~Gurf ih mlf @~er5eibune b%offen9"
trogte er leiie. Die Serilifnlng, Sn-
fognito ill bleiben, mar 81 grob.
8enn 8iuter nidjt ba3nii6en ee.
fommen mdre, bdtten Sic ME eriub-
rem, boB id Der beraloie gigentbunrer
bon S%iebenitein bin"
Gortieeung foIet.)
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
"'Americanism" Goal Toward Which the
aWorld Has Aimed Since Time Began
By Representative Burton E. Swe., ot lowe

Te "Ameenrn" Of the grabde words in the English
language has become symboa 81 l and religious liberty on the
lt represents the shining goal toward which
has been tending time began. TO-
We 6nd epEed il the struggles Vie M the dreams and the
aspirations Of man for better days and better things since the WHEN
he nged and crawd in the deA aDa cn babasn, and gro
and felt hs through me long night OIL sagpant toward
the dawn e and day ia the hour Eben w behold HIM
revealed standing aPeh with the sunlight Of heaven his face
walking with uncovered head beneath the silent contemplating
to the hanvo Of the Creator and the emest the human
%" AneriCanism is the civilization .,r .. . D.. "
Anesnnisn has hcne anonymous with the spirit of civil and
religious freedom throughout the vsrd With and all thinking
AmCansn has beume hike mighty and overwhelming stream
It's lies hidden somewhere the swamps and owland " bar
bsm III origin cossal with the human has been fed by
png clouds THAI drop their garneed funess down. by nnunsa
rs that gush from the moutand by springs that well into its
dhs and by bterransn rivers that joyousy swell its ee
volume solemn majesty toward the eternal
On its suse sereney rides ship Of state amid the storms Of
unchecked by devious currents adverse winds that blow
"e hopes Of humanity hanging brea,hess its fate Th
waters at times s troubled bu course plain. An enlightened
public opinion pilot and Constitution Chart and
m Let tho stresm OF Ameanm flow until epglfs the world
Let aov until all the and all the children Of shall receive
i blessings and nioy il nsgnns and reviyng influences Let
hoy anti ends viii ~ Ssnnstop u al hna earthly n ~
,il,oas q God nn. .,...,J = .
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
World War Will Be Won by Machinery
and Conquest Of the Air
By Basil A. Hester

viii venture prediction viz: that the present world will be
by machinery The sphere Of combat will be the air. the
power gasoline the agent light but powerful the machine
itself, monster airpane that will spill and spit high explosives fire and
flames until their mission accomplished These attacking the trenches
will drive and their defenders like frightened geese; will
demh and fortified strenghods and utterly lay waste aud
burn the capital cities.
The beginning Of this Of warfare well fcresaawed by
the unstopd havoc Of the unde deroers But their compass
being crccrhed by the 1t remains then for these
monster of obstruction commanding they WILL both land and
make the devastation complete The victor worlds life and
death struggle will Justly eayned the title Of "he Prince the
Power of the Ar." " .e
perplx yourselves no longer about uciy Of power either
side There abundance and spare Machines going win the
war; therefore call forth your dread machines asscbc the mighty
ogner Of together for TO THOSE Who fret SO and ftny grasp
Ibis new Development Of destructive power will tctrg the 1Gor
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
Letter From One OF. Our
BoGs At Fort Sheridan

TT. Sheridan, ILL.,. ,..2r d.. Batter,
l ?. T. r., Sept. 18th, 1917.
Dear GranGdad:
| know what it is to Law Oh
your back and look around.
have been in the hospital here
for about a week had fever and
chills, after taking the serum
inocula,ions. The boys do every.
thing they cantor YOU, but W.
don't have..any nice:girl nurses
all mer. ltexpect TO get out
in a day ur two to our drill. Ul
in the morning at j:45, roll ca
and orderstio- the day at 500.
brt fast.at $40, Grill starts al
700 and last.ur'iI 100, a con.
ference and class recitation
HOO to 1900, dinner until one.
drill from one. until three. cor.
ference and class recitation,
from three to four thirty, and
free time.until FIVE. retreat pa.
rade at fye.and supper at $50,
free time. .,from 6 to I, .tudv
from I, TO 9..:::lisits out at $50.
Part Of the..drill is with horses,
part with,.,the field guns (feld
artil ery) and part just regular
soldleridrlll.
II is all svery interesting bu,
very hard. We have very it'll
time to ourselves. about one hour
and a half Of free time in which
to do all our personal duties in,
cluding letter writing, 50 We
hardly have time tc write, u" ,
We weie all lnoculated with
typhoid serum, paralyphoid se-
rum and vaccination for smallpox,
1t was this that put me on the
BLINK. ''
The infantry sections have
been working in the trenches
lately, digging them and living
and fighting in them for two
days and nights at a stretch.
Thrv have had sham battles at
ats. and could hear the firing
all night. While We were out at
the target range the other day
two foolish boys nearly got shot.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
PROMISE, BY .,.@
..' BOY OF EIGHT
n Msde Good When He Reaeh.,
90 His Twenty First Birthday
'''" And Returns. '' a'

InNersailles, ky,r-Th h irte e n
years ago last March Il William
.Bentley,.an eight, ear old boy,
visited, Al. y. Laneaster's store
with his mother. Mrs. Lena
Bentley (neeGratineau) His
heart yearned for q toy sprinkler
the price Of which was ten cents,
His mother had spent all her
money for more important at
cles and she asFe u :,
wait and. chil1nhr, he objected
T. waiting. Take the sprinkler,
Vile. I'll credit ssu, said Mr..
Lancaster. When you get to be
twenty one years old | lwant you
70 come in and pay re aquarter.
Will you do it? Yes, sir, I will.
said the hoy. ~ 1Hn
!, Last Thursday William .Ren,.
ley, grown to manhood, walked
into Lancaster's store and laid
twenty five cents on the count
Mr., Lancaster had forgotten the
Iincident .Sf thirteen years ago
and BENTLEY ,recalled it to his
mind. ] have never forgotten
/, said he.lIl thought Of Il on
my birthday seye.al months ago,
but I vas then in Detroit
krew | was coming o Fentgeky
this fall, SO waited to ia, eu
in person.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
Regular Price $50

They walked right, qp'from tn.
pits betwrfn ke' targets. 1t
Just "hapttneH that the men
were loading instead of firing
! guess they. must have been
iciazg. '1hNhe are 50 manyehan-
es ID get tdrt' that yeu have to
be pretty cualul all the time.
Mother and papa drove out
here with aunt Ethel and the
Dayises and had supper at one of
the messas We have WY good
things to eat and we'll cooked.
1t is all very plain. but penty
Of it, which is the man iidea
and always was with me.
Our allowance is about twice the
regular army 50 We have good
and batter feed than the regular
$ soldiers. They cut our allow
ance down ID cents from the
first officers camp because they
said they mad too good things.
The weather has been fine for
drill but II ls all the same rain
or shine. ln RAINY wet weather
.Nelut on our poncho and go out
any way. We have a good brick
! barrcks with good spring cots,
50 we haven't very much to COM
plain about.
Robert jenkins is just a little
WAYS north from here at Great
Lakes Naval Training Station,
but have not been able 10 get
in touch with him.
didn't get IN so home last
Saturday tut | expect to this
week If all goes well.
guess mother aid papa had
a pie asant visit with you. on
their way to Marion.
Hurry up and get well.
Lots OF love,
Your loving grandson.
/ KENNETH klMPToN
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
Will Protect Soldier, And Sailors

.5N NnN huoH' ci'
Washington, Oct. 10. -Legis-
.lation to- pfdteH the tNil and
prdberty qIEhts Of s9ldietg, IN ef-
zee, a fII'oratoydml Tor the'dur. +
ton Of tie Awaf in behalf OF men
Who afq serviHE tftW ccuhtry on
thd'frinE liha,' may b p'atat up.
On the admihisttatidn' program
for thls yes abn 81 tBnstess as a
necessary elemen, 10Y taislhg a
citizen Amy. The soldiers ahd
sailors tiVil fights bill to" carry
out this purpose 'alieady hal
been introduced in both houses.
Secretary Baket, il was learnl
cd tonight has under consider
a'ion recomm, ndariohs that the
full weight Of the administr;
tons influence be Brought t.
bear to obtain early enactment
Of the MEASURE.
To save soldiers and sailors
from an kinds.ot legal injustice:
durir g their absences from homt
the measure would enjoin TIE
carrying cut Of certain civ
court actions until after tie Close
Of the war and establish as ;
legal excuselforkfailure to carry
out certains contracts the fac
that a manIiis in the military
service.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
0c' ober Days,Are Fleetipg.


n TAs,. .saXsHMe f ling and the
days are <, ing, a. d soon the op-
porthhi'y''So sEbSrrlbE. tor, the
Evansville, Courier at The ,Ynnual
,bargan rate Will neigene sn -
TNusands of sunsierrptp9s y
The Coutitr have been aEen, as
its rrtstiq qrtre:!t ann Ih3of4 e.
to I is section ip bringing the
news Of ,te world and the, ar
first are general y recognized.
The regular prices OF rht Cot,
rier sres5 GO peritar FIR rtt
daily and s. so per year for Il e
GaIv ~ '. uh aNyb tJss mn'h
the O,to + bsrfaiN nm,to, the
prices are 81 % and Sc 90
OAly on e a year IS tie G arce
TO, stc, I suurcr,p IunS at the
reduced r.'ts give+. We advise
our readers TO take advant; s,
of the opportunity.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
For Jailer w. E. Belt.
A MOTHERS GRATITUDE
Many o Mother 10 Marion Will Ap-
preClaie The Following

Many a strong man and many a
healthy woman has much for which to
thank mother. The care taken during
their childhood brought them past the
danger point and made them healthy
men and women Thousands of chill
dren are bothered with incontinehse Of
urine. and inability to retain it is oft
times called a habit. Ii is not always
the children's fault-in many cases the
difficulty lies with the kidneys, and
can be readily rlghtej. A Marion
mother tells how she went about it
Mrs. G. W. Patterson, Elm & Gum
streets. Marion, Gays: "A member Of
my family was troubled with a weak
condition of the kidnevs. This caused
considerable distress when suffering
With colds, as the kidney secretions
come too frequent in passage az
these times. | had often heard OF
Doan's Kidney Pills and got box at
Haynes &l'aylef's Drug Store. npe
box cured the complaint in short or,
der | can certainly recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to any mother who has
children suffering from weak Kidneys. |"
Price 90 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-,he same that
Mrs. Pattersoa recommends! Foster
AiIhlrn Co.. Props, Buffalo, NY
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
October Bargain Club.

An opportunity is presented
our readers this month TO secure
The Evansville Courier daily fo-
. one year and The Crittenden
Record Press weekly one year at
The bargain rate of&.5O. VI The
regular price f@ both papers ia
$500.
It is expected that hundreds
'Sf people will take advantage of
this chance to ret tkeir favorite
city daily asd home weekly at
q moderate prics. II yo,r sub.
scripti,n dsss not expire sstil
later, your time will be extend.
ed jone year. This low rate ia
made however only Ia the mos'i
OF October.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11

habtuay careless and this simply from the fact Of his reasoning power
which this wrong reasoning He does not put safety and
on first but rather allows minor matters evolved his power Of
to take the place Of natural instinct.
In the salvation Of soul must get away from the natural
instincts which enmy with those things which for
good -
In the conservation of physical life the exact contrary
get back nature and natars ways namely, "peyaoD
and the preseNatOn Of others.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
ANixsd, Anyway.

W. were all out to . sompner cot.
tass for . days outing. The house
sssod on A hli Win the front porch
high up from the ground. We would
~ step OF at one corner. and even
there found u quite high. Little son.
NE followed us, stepping OF at The
same corner, but fell, aud rolled over
on the ground lie got up iapInedl
stely, without crying, although his
face was covered with dirt, and !sild: !:
1 That's Funny steps, bu, me ROT down
anyway" -Chicngo Trbuna. .u
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
MOI 4 Thief.

Man who broke into the house whae
Tho 6s'het was away md bok nothing
ibnt nishaye s,sld s,iscely leo rniicd
thief becsisc h" went nut with insu
'hnn he came n with
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
lu,. Be Charitable.

Trousers 'patchh In the rear ara
usually no, evidence " industry, But
we ,nst be chnrliHhle some men
CLAIM, they ttluk NrT-rr WHEN sitting.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11

prlves q Bargain. I..u
A woman may not BE- able TO drive .
horse or a nail. but whom Il comes TO
driving. 4 bafsAn che Esls ,h1e with
both feet.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
G Coad,tions y3s on in Mexica Can4Be Bett,e:red
oOnyoby the q! Aid Of Civilized lii Powers
, nM '"" , N" .nr,, st'; By HENRY l4t ", 'm %

clt last always bo4ps mind that BIT 99aton
Eghy per of sRpaaon 9i MeNicS aT vhGqt an n a@fH @
ep9p M spfcFqrc ns mee than nominal ga Of s IN
the pat and affairs qtthe eout They unable to M OF wte
and yhc preserving the VICES and qtoqY Of I4sJ anq they have
been pf4Y BY ths e Of ths vie ns the sense Of
njusti9c and e realization that they la'as and opcass
tolq s lctterc only IA strong and vigorous national
govrBYot nolg e sNAe "a OF 9'l aug win the sympathy
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11

Norr: Folks in town and adjoining
counties are delighted with thr results
they have obtained by using ANUElC,
the newes discovery u Dr Pierce. who
Is head ol the Inyahds Hotel md Surg.
ical institute, IN Buffalo, Y, Y. Those
wh0 started the day with d backache.
,stt hgs, arms and muscles, ani an
aching head (worn out before the day
began because they were IN and mt
of bed hall a dozen times 40 uiehtl are
approaching the perfect rest, comfort.
aid rev strength thry ot,ainvd from
Doctor Pierce . Anure Tablets, double
strength. To prove that this Is Ger.
tam uric add sotcM ana ettnquers
headache, kidney and bladdm. diseases
aud rheumatism, il you've never used
the Amric, spnd ten cents Ia Dt Pierce
ioE q large sample package. THIS will
prove 10 you that Anuric is many timcs
more active than llthia in eliminating
uric acid. II you ne . sufferer, go TO
your best drHggist ard ask for small
bottle Of Anuric. u
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
Success Of a New Remedy
For Dackache, Kidneys, Rheumatism

HtwFsviTTE, Ky. IL have Just fin
ished taking my second package Oi Anuric
Tablets aud have derived such benefits
from them | am writing few lines for
publication that other poor suffering pc0-
pl" may bc helped by THOR u.s. A. have
been. ! suffered from kidney and bladder
trouble for two years lrlcd doctors and
almost every kind Of medicine that could
be heard uf that was recommended fNr
kidney ana bladder trouble, but nothing
helped me or gave me any relief 50
could rest either uay or night | Ulorco
were certain that would die. | saw Dr
Picrcc's Anuric advertised and sent flr
trial package and It helped me 81 much.
my pam lcsSoncd and | could rest an.
sleep. ulff sent aud gpt two iulI .l,,,'
packages which put me on the road Il
recovery. Praise " llr. Pierce and hi.
wonderful Anuric. w. Mrs. FELIX DUNN,
Route :. ,.. ..
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11
Democratic Ticket,

For Senator in sAe 4lh. district
u Crittenden, Caldwell and Web:
y isfer couhEes.FC S. Num-. Of
Marion.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-11

Il. For Representatives. Cridten.
.dsN AND, AivingstQp Districts, =
Duronk9Q,n, o. DyfHsburg' =
For County Attorney Trlcei
Bennett, of Marion "
.'alf For Sheriff John H. Nimmo.
81 For Jailer-Chas. w. Love. '