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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

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ell aorreiponoent, men ieg nlaa BOG
preoe at meooeIe lot aIlige0eI.
8i bnoOe i lang 5fO gaaet meo
ct D%emmeli9t gnife ON at 8ioe
pore fere 8reiteiolf en- gIeOelig
0perraifeIie, men BET giatOt at
fin0e en- pnSienoe 9eiligbeo. 9ten
ia opoageOe en- eller anOen inn
9erion, at oct oar oeres 9rDllups.
bag BEN ierite 9lnguit o. ian bleo
Der orrangeret en- lille Set / Sir.
fens 9uiement, % 0a Ser / 6or
Deien oar ct Ns0e beitenlt til Den
Bitten, aft oct bele ganife ~natnrli9t
til. gn OF nn0en oar fommet liot
ti0ligt % baooe oronet set MOO
Denoige, ioa mai fan tprlfe iig 9a.
itor % Nirs. aiellers OoerroHelie,
0a De tom til Qie0e % fanOt 90
faIet impffet meo 9Iomiter og Dor.
oene opffet me0 go0e Eager.
Oct Disoe, JON BAR beitemt til
ben 9liten, bar 9ibellGsning, iom ri
bar BAIT / lengere 8io, o. 0e er
iaapel opbpggenoe Iom oplpienoe,
men ri Oiloe 9erne, at Here 6olf
oiIoe Oeltnge; men ben Aiten bar
Der en- tor 5oriamIing al 8enner.
Ser ~operrnftes 9rnlteiolfene en- ga.
oe paa 80 Collars, bporior 9aitor
% Mrs. 8j6ller taffeoe bierteIip OF
QIaoe. 9tftenen ~tiIbragtes meo @u0s
Oros 8etragtning, Bon % Gang,
% ale, iom par til Ste0e, fslte, at
Be haooe tiIbragt en- 600 Aften.
Ser bar onrat megen Neiielpit
ibIaiOt os, bpo0 pei for en- itor Gel
ffpIoes SEN iterte 8nrme, iom Set
.4ar opret iaa itaoig Der / lang
5io. Zen enc Slot refer til ap
ten eiter oen an0en, % Sc, iom or
iaa 5eloigc at bnoe en- 9il, bar
Iaa ioretoget 6eiien meO Sen %
h1iAf nifSrp men pon 5lirpu i0oz
leoes par Bart. % gfrs. @i6ller
neo @r. o. Mrs. 9isrnonl o.
file Cater pr. NntomobiI en- life
8ur pes 6aoet ! ii0ite ll9e, lige
ieops Mr. o. Mrs. SmanfiUr %
8ul0emar Foliliens. o. mango Here
Ear prret ne0a % fslet zig Deo
StiHe1opets 9reo0er, % err fommen
bieal meo ioIbrpn6te aniigter, men
1faop 0eo 5llren blot oen bapoe
oaret Ii0t lruaere, til 9uften par
fslnct Der.
DIR. og Mrs. 5maafipr tilliae
mco SIR. o. 0}rs. @eoroe 5nfobien
too en- AlltomobTltur til Dellomitone
Qarf; oct par 10 en- lang o9 meget
~interesiont 9ur, men alt gif ao6t.
% De fom biem | goo 8e6olO.
@i bar bpret meaet GLADE ueo at
baoe DIR. og Mrs. SmnafiGr i.
6Ian0t os UNDER oeres Opbol0 Ser.
Com dllere0e me0oeIt er De ira
Belle, Ganmorf, paa gcisg hos
8al6emnr 9ouliens. De bar ito.
dig paret iblanot os o. Oeltaeet
/ pore B%u0stieneter. 8i oil iapne
Dem, nnar geIeget blioer enOt %
De refer oioere.
Mirs. GisIIer boIot 9erOogsifole
OF ienere Gerieifole ior at lore gsr.
meme 8anif og 9eligion, og MI bnr
8ernene en- NisiionsI 5orening, JON
mcoer 5oer 8reong 6%ormioOag sci.
10. Der er mango Smaab6rn broat
til GreIieren oeo Den 6elliae Dab
oeo pore @uostieneiter I oen iioite
9iO.
Dlrs. 9. Ariloien ira Cedar Sails,
Soma, bar paa 9eig9 Dos i'm en-
/ 9ortlano.
@or 0nnIfe 9oniul 6arfions Ssn,
Sherman @nrfion, bolot grpllltp I
g~eopnoeIien al aiiauit. @i 9ratl-
3Iere al pore utige Mgn6 er
gaaet til 4rmeer, % oi frDgter, at
Here oil bIipe inofnIot. af npe an
f,,,,,o fo,, ,,oe,,aa mr Dorian "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
9om@crinnamc

Ief gtQuIlu9IeI HeOOeleS, u lIlB.
en 6ororOning ira Strife. % llnOer-
oisningsminiteren er 6inansmini-
iteren enig meo 6om i at Der /
4nleoning al Observation-Disclosures
aaftan5 @euiionerin9 ifal 6orties
ira en- Sammenlegning al 9iipe.
oommerne Slespig % Soliten, og
At 8iipeOpmmet Slesoig igen ifal
5eipttes ielpiten0igt.
0icmmeilastnin9erne / Sinteren
1917-1S. @iter 5oao Der meooe.
les i n8eimoaI@, er oct fife Me-
ningen at forbD0e 9iemmeiIagtnin-
ger1e / oen fommenoe 8i1ter. Iii.
laoelien oertil fan Dog fun gipes,
mar Selpiorier8eren DOR bolot ct
Gpr, iom BAN oil ilagte eita ben
80. September 1917 i minoit 3
Manneoer paa lin @ienOom.
6IeDcrnes Oe gGrlinges 9iGlp ueo
sanObrnget. @fter boao ben iteofor.
tre0enOe @eneralfomanoo meOoeler,
JAR Der ooeralt mel0t Jig ct tort
4ntal al ung0ommelige Eerioner
(@leoer ira bgiere 4nitoIter, Semi
narier og 8rnpnranoifoler, UteO >
lemmer al llngoomsp9rnet, 9Rrlinge
0. D., ogiaa ~tuinOelige) til 9ano.
brH9sarbejOet.
Ia Der fun / begreniet antal
fan regnes me0 Soloaternes 9ielp
% Der life fan afgipes Here arigS.
LANCER, opfororer @eneralfomman.
ooen inOtrpngenoe 2anoboerne til
At oeffe Oeres 9eboo al 4r6eiOs-
freiter Oeo 9ialp al operm9Dnte
% itrafs at mo0tage Dem, for at
De fan pere goot ~noarbeioeOe til
Soften. (0ette ~ifripes u. 5uli.)
SrissfSffenet / SpnOer er Jig.
g6lensborg 40 ioreIs6ig bleoet
luffet paa @runo Al mangleuOe Gel
tagelie.
SOrtfOrte airfeflOffer. 5 iioite
ltge (oette ifripes u. SulD neoto-
ges % 6ortiortes iflg. o@eimoal@
Be 10 al @pgum 4irfes ire aloffer:
ben minOite al De to Hingefloffer
og GGarnltrets Gloffe. &ingeflof-
fen er its6t i HenOs6org / Aaret
1912 og bRrer en- tpif Snoifrift,
iamt Aar5tallet 1912; og Gaarn-
urets aloffe er itebt ligeleOes /
fen0sborg / Aaret 1912, ga 9irfen
If lit Saarnur.
Sen itora 9fingeflofte, Der iorelp
big BAR faaet Con til at 6lipe bpn-
genoe, er itgbt / 9uium / 4aret
1856 og bar en- lattnlt Sroltrift.
0et er meo opb og inOerligt Be
moo. al Sognets 9eboere bar Jet
oeres fere 9irfefloffer foriDinOe ior
alOrig mere at oenoe tilbage. Soft
oar iaa pante til Slegt efter Slp8t
PED Norgen og aften (geOefloffen)
% peo 5per 5ine / 9Sgnet (Eoarn-
urets aloffe) at 5sre oeres fore
fen0te alang; % 0eres 6iernelie
betooer ct tort Soon, Der lent cleo
alorig oil glemmes.
5ipr 5aarnurets &Ioffe oil iaD-
mes. 5 title 8eir, iiar ON Ratten,
funoe man tpOeligt ira Oen bsit-
liggenOe airfe bgre oens flansfnloe
og ritngen0e Flag 10 til oct tore
oe pi0titrafte Sogns iierneite aroge.
0g 6Dor LOO oct fife ietligt %
beitioeligt, nnar NionatsfIoffen /
Rattens og6q stilheo ienote linz
tolD mnImiulOe SIag uOoUer Den
iopenOe 9p og g9n.
Rirfeflotfernes @erning er 10 bog
fife Grigens, men 5re0enS:
ut faloe paa gammel og paa ing,
melt BOG paa Si9len tr9t og tnng,
ing for ben eoige 5Dile.
7anife ltnoerIaatter / HDr0iles-
Dig fan MI ifIg. ugfibe Stiftst.~
fan Sillnoelie til ira Danmarf at
faa tilienot Smsr, 5lpit, @rpn og
We9lf, nadr be genrem oct oanife
GaoaroFor,f,tIo4 !; 6nmh1frn fnnftnsI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Eortlnnb, Ore.

eaar @armen trpffer, og ener.
glen mangler, fan oct bore liot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Efliaminen $7tt02.1
9feHelle.

s airfebIaoet Gr. % ipr II. Suli itaar: iii 5apanmisiio.
men, Srutng, Oregon, Bethesda 0Rob.s apf. $40, oa l~oeIeoes til
Snbionermisionen $500. Get fhnI0e bore getbesOo Ug6s
apf. ue0 Gu9ene, Oregon. 9@rbsoiglt
GRrs. Sans 0ieIfen, Sroing, Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

aefndro, Nebr, Bait Sp. Soeren og Suitru 40. 81 :.
5ernOaIe, Sal, g. %. 5nlit6 oa Sntru 81, eoitf
Smitb 50 ;. =. =. !.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

Scr f%uitteret, ie Sol. Nr. 81 .........
gilbert Sea, Rinn., Rrs. 9. 3. 5OenOien
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

Scott Grocery Company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30
COL. HOUSE ALLOWED
Had Thorough Understanding With
President Before Leaving for
Europe.
4 FREE HAND

Washington, Nov. 2s.-Colonel
House has a free hand In announcing
the policies of the United States with
respect to the Paris conference and
the war economic councils Of the Al
lies expected to develop therefrom the
things for which the United States
will stand before and at the confer
ence, Of course, have been predeter-
mined by the president and his ad-
visers. Col. House carried the full
plan with him across the seas.
He will speak for the United States
in London and in Paris practically
without further consultation at home,
He will be left as his own judge @:
the best time at which the United
States should speak.
The situation was outlined in Off
cial circles at the state department
today is commenting upon the num-
erous announcements of policy which
Col. House has made. It is explainded
that as he is on the scene he is the
best Judge of the effect the annonceme-
ment of the aims OF the United States
will have H. was stated here today
that the white house and the state de-
partment would remain silent as to
the Developments Of the first essay OF
the United States in continental pol
'itics on a large scale 1t was made
plain here that Co..: House has not
authority to shape any policy Of the
United States But in his hands rests
absolutely the policy Of announcing
the policies shaped by the president
and his advisers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

effectively, they must have plenty' OF
b. cad, plenty of food. 1t is up to the
farmers of South Carolina to DE- their
full part in supplying the food mu-
nitions for this conflict.
C. H. Bolt is right when he says
that the man who doesn't do his duty
to his country by making his bread
at home is Stacker. Service must
g renee ed to the nation not only in
tie trenches, but also in the burrows
of the republic.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

L0ST.-Black and White Spotted dog
been lost ever since the 18th.
Owner will please return to James
Kitchen. Blairs, R. F. D. I.
11-27-1tp.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

FOR THE REMAINDER OF the sea-
son I will operate my gin ON Thurs
day and Friday and Saturday OF
each week, G. ". Kinard, Prosperity
11-23-3t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30
CABBAGE FOR SALE

We will have a car Of Danish Cab
bage al Prosperity, s. c. on the 2sth.
or 29th. OF this month and solicit
everybody who needs cabbage to call
on US and get them. Price reasonable.
Respectfully,
Scott Grocery Company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

TRESPaSS EOTTCF-AN persons are
va~nea >,o+ 70 t-nenaes uron the
lands OF the undersigned by hunt
inc or - nnv manner whatever.
And esne"Ia,,v hy making footpaths
+h~o,,-,, 49, ~+,,-n or mon the other
lands. Mrs. sallie A Sigh,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

TECH-Hairy vetch at lowest prices
See US at once as this lot will not
last long. Summer Bros. CO.,
11-23-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

JUST RECEIVED-A car load OF rice
meal Johnson-MeCrackfn Co.
1o-5-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

MtLES-We have mules on hand. A
G. Wise, Prosperity, S. C.
11-27-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-30

wINTEp pt"vUV-Sead Rv. North
~o-o,.,o p-+~+nne Get them at
-1,--~- ~, ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24
PETREE BROS.
ATTORNEYS 1T LAW
Office first door west
of Citizens Bank.
OREGON. MISSOURI.

The Maitland Fair begins Tues
day of next week, August 81.
The material for the comfort kits
is now at my home.
MRS. +. A. WELTY.
Several of our mechanics have
gone to Fort Riley to work on the
government cantonments there.
Wages are said to be 65c an hour.
Mrs. w. S. Hodgin has returned
home and is convalescing nicely.
That brand new boy came along with
her, and Thelma says he is q fine
young chap.
DIR. ]. c. Whitmer has been doing
his bit right along. He has fixed up
the molars of a number Of the young
men who have enlisted, and by SO
doing helped them ITO pass" and he
has done this gratuitously. The Doc
tors heart is to be found in the right
place.
Prof. Eldon Evans and wife, af-
ter good vacation with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Evans, left last
Thursday for Irvington, Illinois, for
two weeks visit with her parents,
and then they will 60 East, where
Prof. Evans begins his second year
as q member Of the staff of Dart
mouth college.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24
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Address,
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24

Money to Lend on Farms-Bor.
rover has option to pay part or oil Of
principal ct any time. Most liberal
terms ever afforded. Call, write or
phone to Us. Costs you nothing; saves
you money.
Offices over Nodaway Valley Bank,
Msryvills, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24
The New Cody
Gateway Is a
Monument to
"Buffalo Bill"

The great Cody Road in Yell
lowstone National Park has been
voted "the most wonderful 90
miles Of motor highway In Amer
ica." This is Buffalo Bills own
trail.
You enter the park at the IA
nous Cody Gateway. See the
Geysers. the Paint Pots, the
Grand Canyon and the wonder
full falls.
Enjoy Sylvan Pass, the great
gorge Of the Shoshone River
see the wonderful new Govern.
ment Irrigation Farm, the Dude
ranch country, and many other
wonderful views. Then leave
the park at the Gardiner Gate
way.
The Cody Road motor trip Is
n part Of the Burlington's famous
3-in.i National Park Tour. The
Burlington reaches the three
great National Parks-Ycllow-
stone, Glacier and Rocky Noun
tain National Estes. Provision
is made for visiting these three
wonder spots. Denver, Colorado
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24

| Mrs. Aubrey Castle, Of Port Ar
'hrr, Texas. is visiting here with rel
atives.
Will Mervin. Of Springfield, this
state, was the guest Of his mother-in-
aw. Mrs. Mollie Galbraith, last week.
The Misses Myrtle and Mildred
Weaver. Of the Richville school dis
."io'. are visiting with relatives in
Indiana.
The Misses Stella and Alice Bro
han, of the Mayflower district. visit
ID in St Joseph, for day or two,
last week.
Hogs went to sis.75 on the st.
Joseph market, last Saturday, August
8: on the same day they were $1,000
at Chicago.
Everett King. Of Kansas City,
spent the past week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Staley, Of the Rem
ton district.
John NJ. Jones. who has been In
la st. Joseph hospital for the past
three weeks, expects 20 be able 10
come back home this week.
Miss Mary Hunsaker, Of st. 10.
scph. who has been here for several
lays, the guest Of her friend, Miss
Esther Kelly. has returned to her
home.
Judge Curtis Whitmer was up to
Coin and other Iowa points. last week.
He saw no better corn anywhere in
his travels than is to be seen in Holt
county.
| II. +. Allen and Fred q. Anibal.
two Of Craig's splendid young men.
have been ordered TO the Fort Shcr-
dan Officers training camp.
John Perct, county highway en-
ginccr, who is in n st. Joseph hospi-
tai. Is convalcscing nicely from an
/. operation. and hopes to be back home
in another week.
Mrs. Ed Davidson and children.
Il Fillmore, were here for few days,
las, week, and remained over Sun.
! lay. the guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Au, Curry and family.
VIM. NJ. Morris has been up to
Mound City. the past week. finishing
the survey work Of the Highland
drainage district. and he expects to
complete the work this week.
The Craig Chautauqua begins
. Wednesday of next week. August 20.
and has y list Of excellent talent
II II nice drive. and II you will only
90. our word for IL, that you will en-
oy every number.
Mrs. Margaret Conrad Is back
home from Excelsior Springs. where
~, has been for three weeks. for
treatment. She returns very much
/ |naprovcd. which will be good news to
he many friends.
Socks Found--Fivc pairs Of
/, gents socks. apparently new, that
, we're found. have been brought TO this
office. Owner can have same by call.
7 ing nj this office. proving property
and paving for this notice.
nj WILSON u. Springer. who was
our circuit clerk. 1878 to 1882. anil
who went TO California in 1854. AMI
has been there ever since. II now the
: attorney FOR the city of Santa Cruz
California. and IL making good as an
attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

state eye specialist and DR.. Judkins. a
Massachusetts physician. were asked to
make nnn oese
were most interssting .,y Here they are. are;
ton was first caiied to the e. %G ;as1nsd
to be skeptical make II rule TO test
every new treatment which Is brought
to my attention. hayinE spsSa Haar N
believe I am qualified to express an in
telligent opinion on remedies applicable
to the eyes Since Bon .1.' has Great at.
United States and Canada. I welcomed
the opportunity to test II; ! began to
use 1t in my practice little over year
suits obtained are such that hesitate
to tell of my experience for fear 1T Will
sound incredibie; some Of the results
only astonished myself but also other
physicians with whom ] have talked
about It. have had many individuals
far-sightedness. near siGhtcdness, as
tigmatism and other eye weaknesses,
tell me they have dispensed with them
principal Many eye troubles can be
traced directly TO muscular contraction
and relaxation. and since Bon Optic
velop the eye muscles. It reaches condi-
tions not possible through other means.
l advise every thoughtful physician to
study Bon Optic principal give it tho
same careful trial ] have and there is
no doubt In my mind they Will come
to the conclusion ] have. namely. that
the Bon Optic method opens the door
for the cure Of many eye troubles which
have heretofore been impossible to
cope with. The treatment Is so SIM
at home by anyone OF average intel
llgcnce. In my own practice have seen
it strengthen the eyesIght moro than so
per cent In ono weeks time. ! have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

also used II with surprising effect in
cases OF work-strained eyes, pink eye,
infiammed lids. catarrhal conjunctivi-
ties smarting, painful aching itching
eyes, eyes weakened from colds. smoke.
sun, dust and wind, watery eyes, blur
red vision. and in fact many other con-
ditions too numerous to describe in this
report new and startling case has
just come under my observation. which
yielded to Bon Optic; is that of young
specialists. after thorough examina-
ton of the young girl. decided in order
70 save the sight Of her right eye. the
uniting her to be operated on. the
young girrs father decided to use Bon
OPTIC. In less than three days a marked
Improvement was noticed. Al the end
OF a week the Inflammation had almost
disappeared. and at the end OF six
weeks the eye was saved. Just think
this little girl. Another case is that OF
lady ninety three years old She
came TO me with dull vision and en-
treme Inflammation Of the lids and the
conjunctiva was almost raw. After
two weeks use of Bon Onto the lids
were absolutely normal and her eyes
DIR. Judkins, Massachusetts physician.
formerly Chief of Clinics in the Union
General Hospital. Boston. Mass. and
England Eye and Ear lnfrmary. e of
Portland. Maine. and medical author
Tor many years, reports:
nave 1ounu ocuilStS too prone to
operate and opticians too willing to
prescribe glasses while neglecting the
simple formulas which form the basis
or that wonderful home treatment for
eye troubles. Bon OPTIC. This. in my
opinion, is remarkable remedy for
the cure and prevention OF many eye
disorders. Its success in developing and
strengthening the eyesight will soon
make eye glasses old fashioned and the
form OF eye bnths which the Bon Onto
method provides, will make It's use az
common as that OF the tooth brush.
am thoroughly convinced from my ex-
perience with Bon Optic that it will
s.r sure, the eyesight at least so per
stances; Or. w. Fl. Devine. director OF
medical inspection in the Boston
schooIs. In his report published Febru-
ary 20: l9l7. states that oniy-14,0I6 out
now, marked decrease over the prev
ious report.
Victims OF eye strain and other eye
% we, sSd s.,s and those who wear
eordins to Dr. Beck and f" DT thah ne.
there is real hope and help for them
Many whose eyes were failing say
they have had their eyes restored by
TINS remarkable prescription. and
have thrown them away" One man
says. after using 1t: III was almost
blind Could not sec to read at all,
Now I can read everything without
any more. 4. night they would pain
dreadfully. Now they feel fine all tho
time. 1t was like a miracle to me-"
a lady who used 1t says: The atmos-
phere seemed hazy with or without
ton for is days everything seems
out glasses" Another who used It
says: II was bothered with eye strain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

caused by overworked, tired eyes.
which induced fierce headaches. /
h have t worn glasses for several years:
without them could not read my own
name on an envelope or the typewrit-
a dog both the NOW ana s eSs0rs
long distance glasses altogether.
can count the futterinE leaves on tho
several years have looked like dim
my JOY at what it has done for me-"
1T Is believed that thousands who
reasonable time. and multitudcs
moro will be able to strengthen their
eyes so as to he spared the trouble
Eye troubles of many description may
be wonderfully benefited by the use OF
this prescription at home. Here is the
tablets: Drop one Bon Optic tablet in
2 fourth ,I,, OF ,E glass Of water and let
the eyes two to four times daily. You
should notice your eyes clear up per-
ceptibly right from the start. and in
even little. 1t is your duty to take
steps 20 save them now before It Is
have saved their sight IL they had
cared for their eyes in time.
whom tho above article was submitted,
said: Yes. the Bon Optic prescription IS
tuent insredients are we'll known to emil.
nent eye specialists and widely prescribed
III my own practice on patients whose eyss
ware strained through or ms
srations ! feel should . be kept on hand tsr
opto referrea to above. IL not 4 patent
medisine or secret remedy. II Is an
ethical preparation the formula being
turers guarantee 1t to strengthen eyesight
SO per cent in ono weeks time In many
INSTANCES or refund the money; Il Ia dia.
pensod by all good druggists in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF n. A. Hare.

The funeral Of Henry A. Hare. who
died suddenly Thursday evening. will
take place from Union Station Metho-
dist Church this afternoon at I o'clock
The interment will be in Oakwood
Cemetery. The following will act as
pallbcarers: Active---R. w. Smithie. o.
Il. Parrish. j. w. Stewart, A. G. Quarles,
Isaac b. Davenport. Harry Moore, II.
r.. Kidd. p. II. Allen. Honorary-J. c.
Ltpscomb. v. Fl. Wyatt. DR.. A. l. Mar
tin. A. c. Stevenson. S. r. Pulliam, L.
Fl. Kemp. +. T. Bates.
Mr.. Hare was member Of the Owls
and OF Myrtle Lodge. knights of Ply
thias.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
Mrs. Mabel Lamb.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, June 23.-Mrs.
Mabel Isabel Lamb. wife OF Jacob L..
Lamb. died last night at her home. In
Hinton Street. aged forty-sx years.
Her health had been declining for many
months She was native OF Canada.
and the family had been living In Pc
tersburg but a short time. Besides her
husban she is survived by five chill
dren-N. c. and II. l. Lamb. Mrs. j..
r. King and Miss Miriam Lamb. Of
Chester. and Mrs c. ID. Johnson. Of
Hopewcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

Tucker. aged eighty.three years, dtsd
to-day at the home OF his son-in-lass.;
n. d. Og!i!ve. In this city. He leaves
ms vile. Two daughters. Mrs. w. C.
Blunt and Mss. n. d. Ogilive of Ash
land. and one son, c. K. Tucker, of
Richmond. Funeral arrangements have
not been announced