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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
9urdJ @eSem
llno niht olein 6itrb gfIifterfiil.
lung miiiIen guterifaler beittider
@eburt TIRE 2opalitGt bef,r16en.
60 iagte Der Weip gorfer 8anfier
Otto S. &abn in elmer UeaIierrper.
iauunIuna IN UeiInaiifee.


RiliD aufee, 13. sofuiar. s[ne.
Eritaner. oeren @iege IN DeltfhIano
geitanoen, ueroen oos gIut, oos in
ibren aoern riritt iu6 ibre gtaIIen.
angcborigteit in oieiem 9riege nidt
iiber tbre @bre IteIlen, ionoern ihre
Sreue fir Die 8ereinieten Staoten
befunoen uno ais @breuaeiden Die
@erunaliutpfung uno oen Sob Der
@euigen m 0ieiem 9anSe eroul6en,
oeren 3uneigung 5u 9euti9Iarto gro.
ber ols Die 5u amerifa lit. GO er.
tldrte Der 0ep gorfer gai1fier Stto
$. 9obn IN elmer Reoe, Die er onl
Sonrtog Ibeno bier in elmer MsaIien.
oerianIirlluna bieIt.
r@s lit fiir uns 4merifaner 6eut.
i6er @eburt nift geniieeno, einfaf
uricre Sflid)t 5u tbun uro SEN Ser.
einieteu Staaten eegerriiber IopoI gu
iein". iagte Ser &obn. .,@ir miiiIen
al,h reoen. @ercdtoenfenoe 9elte
Deroen oerlteben, oob BEL itnierem Re.
Den es ii6 nidt Inn Idrnlenoen ga.
triotisnuls bdroeIt, ionoern 6aB mir
itol5 iinb, es 5u perfiinOeu, oaB bos
9lut IN uuIeren aoeru unIer Semi.
fen nidlt nbtootet uno oob Der WeafeI
9elttidlonbs nidlt Sag 9Iut, ionoern
6ns Regieriinesinitem lit.
SD purbe in Deutftlanb eebOren.
Sd babe i'm heutfbsn 5ssr gebieui.
Sd mar bis sum Gusbrud hss aris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Gu. grOi. ct. aaaHbdus-G G,emeinSs
(elm inb aibertpiirabs.)

Ger Gottssbienif Der Co. grpt,
Ilattbdus Gjemeinoe ipurbe gsitern
wlprgsn In Der @o5ning bss airden,
+bisnsrs Germ Saiis 3issIer abgsbaI.
ten, benn I'M aobIeu gu iparsn
lpolte man bic srpbs airds @ors
miitags nitt beiaen. gafior Carl 3.
o. GGmIbt Don btr ct. Wlartuss
ssmeirbe bieIt bic eiiI6rudspoIIe
grebisi. Die lunrtolspsrfnmm,
lung, irsl9e nnH benz goitssbienit
nbsetnlien iperben IoIlie, ipurbe pes
gen bes ibra1en geiu6s nlises.
felt. Ga bridt ii@ untsr bsn Mits
sIi.Sern. fpslds Der GemeinSe irelI
aebIis5sn finb. ismer msbr bic ans
ii9t Balm, bab nur Der elnfbluB
an cine onbtre Gemeinhe einm 2lus,
ipss aus Der Miisrt bdrbietst. Die
Brass Der gsrftmeI5us iuirb bssbnIb
nd1iftn Gonntng, pnnn bic gsrs
iammIuns itaitfinben fOII, pisbtr
erortert iueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

yliller, Grit gsdmann, @altsr 9ans
ter, ahoD Riebrl, Srib S4mitt, Wis
basl 9}raIl. ebos. Rubolpb uitb Wiar
sSintas beIiebenbe aommiitse bit Die
gorbersitunasn onfs Bette getroffen
unb iient nllen 5beilnsbmern Elm
prddtiges 9ersniigen in 2tusfiGt-
Sdmmtlidtc observation-disclosures To-
lDie mebrere anbsre 9neins baben
biz gininbuna nngenommen inb fperz
ben oas 2tmiifeiHent mitgenieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
9as Arm6ano.
SHHOreste bon epiriSian sOpeeDie

SfnIIoner 5u iein, geb6rt ii6erIid
ntht 5ii ben 4nnebHlli9teiten oes ir.
oiiden 9aieiits. Oft lit es 5tpar ent.
ihieoen nod beiier, SdpiLoner ole
@laubiger 5u ieil benn einem ourtt.
len @eriiflt sitfolse iolIen Iestere
melt uiebr BON Sorgen beoriidt iein
nls lire S6ilIbner. aber 10 ettpas
peritebe id nidt refjt. ODER, beiier
geiaet, i1 oeritaiio es nidJt bis Dor
tir5er 3eit. 9enn EN- Greignib -
bod i6 nil bic Sbatiaden fiir iit
aaein reoen laiIen, 6arn mag Der Sc.
fer ielbit urtbeilen.
sllio. i'd bin siinftIer. SD Sstte
ltt6 male aitf niarf)nrnI. 9omit lit
ndtiirlifl aiid fdon seIagt, bab ia elm
lnberbeiierliaer ssoeoIiit BIN, Der in
Dem @nbn Iebt, Sic beiitige Wlenit-
beit babe nod ,8eit, ii9 an gebiinoe.
ner Gprafle su ergotert itnb 5iebc
ons 2eien S6ileri6er perIen 6er1
2eien 6es aursbIattes Dor. giatiirIid
1T 6onrit nber aii6 geiagt, 6ab i'd oft
nift ipeiB, Oh ih morgeu 5u eiien ba.
Ben iperoe. gber oafiir tr6ftet mid
Sas getruBtiefrl bab mir na5 mel.
mem Sungertoo elm gl1Benoes Gent.
nal geieet perben tptro, oeiien Soften
buii6ertrtal GROCER iein iperSen oils
Die $onorare. bic ib tpdbreno mel.
nes sanSen 2eberls fiir meins Se'
6idte erbielt.
Sh Aar GfniIoner elmer Gebens-
iDiiroigen 9aine. slaeroings idnI6e.
te i6 ibr fein Gelo, ionbern rnir3ont.
aber fir cine entpfinoinne 9tdter.
ieele III bos eisertli9 nod nieI ireer.
Das GefiibI meiner 9orrfesifuilo
briifte mid, uno idl Ianu na9, tpie
id mid ibrer eytleoieen f6nnte. SD
b1tfe Die Game nIler6ings belineen
f5nner, nber bds ndre bod ebeiiio
unfamiliar aIs grniiam gepeien. go
befragte id1 iie alio eiitit unpernit.
teIt tponit id iie erfreiieu forutte.
.Sterfen sic mir elm 4rnrbanS, "
mar lire 9lnt1port.
Cd mar eIiidlid,. SIT es bod 70
Ieidt. ein arrnban6 au id)elfenl Rdn
gebt su einen Siirpelier, iiidJt iif Elm
poiien6es glrntbmib nis, gibt einen
GtuIoihein o6er @edieI bofiir ober
Sahlt In Mnten nod eingnng Der err
bofften SoHornre.
Dieiem @ebnnfcngang foIgeno,
mnd)te i'd mid niif, elm iiIbernes, aber
id,0n pergoloetes glrnbanb sum 9rei.
ie BON etiDn StparBig Tarf su fmifen.
en- Der Grpieuna, bab Der bornebm.
ite Snipelicr Der GtaSf nm ebeiten IN
Der Gage pare, einem Gidter 5fpnu.-
5ig W1rf di freoitieren ipoIte idl
Serrn s. dafiuten. glber oiif Sem
Beae su ibm itieb i6 unpermiltbet
diif bic ertp1bnte Saine.
r@obin eebcn Sie2s fragte iie
mid.
Bum c,lnpeIier. Inn Sbnen elm
Arnibuiio ,ii fnlifen.-
s@ie, Sip gInuben, 6aB idJ mid
mt einem .aefmiften arnrbano be-
sniigen fpiirSeY@
~gsidt2-
sd fenne ni6ts abaefhmadte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

Mls einer ni4t uninterefs
fnnten 9eitrog sur Sasesseidifts
tpirb man cine Rebe 9elten lntleu
mifIen. bic prpfeffor Grf bon oer
Sbiper Stnat. .urtiperTitGt Dor etnigen
Saaen oor ener @eriummIuns pon
sslrmerr aus Glart gountp belt.
3uuG9It iteIIte er bic @infubrung
BON Jlsii9tartsu uno einbiiilid'e
amtli1e WtildprefIe in @us tdt,
neil bas pubIitum INNER nod 81
piel JleiI1 uno gu oiel to 'ps ire
Msit6 berbrail2e unb oabprl uls7
rem Solboten snt5iebe, mas iis noibs
ipenbie braudtsn. Damn iprdul q
iiter bic Sunebmeiioe 2uHotlu1! uTo
ibre s5Dlgsn. SIN Iebtsu Sohre isieif
brefoiertel Miaiouen Waenf9en pon
Qonbe in bic Stabt se5oeen. I'm cieie
3iffsr iei bic 3ubl Der prDou5enlen
BON aebensmitteln berrinsert ufo
bic 3ahl Der @erbrnuder permebrt
Dorben; Die TpIge lei bas ouf oem
QebensmitteImortte herrf9enne WdBs
psrbdItnis Spifhen glnsebot unb
Rodfroes. .Wir baben su pide
a.ate, bic 9aIshon uno GuBboIl
fpielen unb su tperie, bic bas WieIten
unb Pfliisen beIDresu-. fdIub prp.
ffiTnr Grf Isine glusflhruunen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Ne,upprts

Die Gtpporf Effise fir bas ,Gin.
cinuatirr gulfsblntt1 befinotf fd) ID
go. 800 yorf Strdils, gsatnlbs.
benz GoHrfjpuis, iuoieIbf Jlsniafei
fsu, sln5eisen n, I. rs. Bic Z i16r
Abtnb6 eHfgegeiiaenrmiuen wnoen.
felfphsu Spnfh 2401.
- SIN 3nnic bes G1nrles Grant,,
OIL Der 3. gluenue. stpiiden Der BERN
mi0 Ssadion Ctr, Gopton. mar gelicrn
Worgen ein Brand eittitanoen, no.
0ird) EN- Shaocu BON $1,000 berlir-
iad|t puroe. ais erans erDndlte, fono
er. 6nb oic SlnnnTen bereits irit
Simmer crrei1t botten. gr 6rahte
ieine Shutter. sSrmi Diaru Grams, IN
Siderbeit. fpornui er bic 6eiIeriDebr
aInrriirtc. 3ie e5idlnrbeiten fpiiroen
ieood) oiirdI oen ,ltorfen @Iro ufIo
oie rieiige ailte eridnuerh Gie freis
Diaige 3euerpebr betpnbrte EN- ail-
gren5enoes Sans Dor Der Drobefioen
5euersgeinbr. grnn5' Soiis, elm 5fpei.
hodges Baditeinbmis, uur0e bein1be
pollitGnoig 5erjtort. Gem gerllIit ltebt
cine t1eiIpeiie Beriid)enuig errtgegen.
Gen gran6 ipiiroe onaeblih oitrdD ei.
nen oefeften SdDorriiiein perurIaft.
ssm GoiulipgeridJt ipiiroe Slono
Tapfin, iueId)er angeflagt mar, 4ob.
len Der 6. into 8. giienbotn so. ii6
angeeignet 5u bnben oem Rihter
Galopea borgefiibrt. Sapfin. tDeld)er
bon gnp Gitp, Mib., siim @eillde bon
9eripdnoten nnfj gellepue gefommen
mar, erfIdrte bob bic Sanrilie, tDeIt,e
er beiiidte, inter 6em aoblennlangel
gu leiben babe. CT iei I'm Staiioe, fir
stobIen 81 be5nbIen, jeooh fontrte er
nirgenos ipeld,e erbnIten. CT nnIBte
besbnIb our Gelbftbilfe greifen. Der
giidJter sntlieB ben augeflngten, NIT
elmer iaspen6irten Strafe.
- Sn Der ct. galIIs Gpisfopal
Sfirhe puroe geifern cine 0ierrit.
ilagge, melf,e 1S Sterne entbaIt,
ertroIIt mo ieierlid einseipeibt. Gie
ilingen I1nner Der Gemein6e, tpelhe
CUR Saline eiuberifen iuiiroen iirlo:
Clarence gloer, 9aplor sltitein, Sssobn
gabLmonn, 81. Bartlett, Or. Sbdler
BERN, DIiper gcipen, sSaines Sub.
baro, ggm. Sripin s. Snrrett, Carl
rno iSreo. 2nftpe, Sim Sdrrett, 8.
2eafe, Or. cSobn gbptian, Sarriion
Gdenf, z. .@eIibire, 2aiprenee @rigbt
uno NaIpb Doutiep.
- Wir MAIDEN unI.re 2ser duf Ell
men ltmifanb oufmsrlIom, ber biellei4t
Don pislsn iibsrieaeu tpirb. isbo9 fir
bns nagemeiHe @obl nidt obne Jnters
sFs IN. Geitbem Der gircuitrihter
Dtto Wolff i'm tefit. finb treniger
Gntfhetbunseh bes Rt4ters @olff
umgeitoben iDorSen. gs III oies Elm
sldngnber gsipsis fiir bic llnpdrieis
Iihteit. GeipiFenbuftisieii unb iuribis
fde gegobuhs unierts Ri4isrs.
Der ungiiniiissn Witisruns nee
gen iii bns Gudre. tDelHes inter ben
2luipiaisn Der aapells Der ct. Jobans
nssritter absebaIten ipsrben fclIte, auf
nd9iten Samitas periaoten iporbsm.
- Der Srnusnbersin Der autb. ct.
DARIUS airae lpirb nd4ftsn Miits
mod unb DonnerIfds TN 9auIe Ro.
612 WonmOut6 Gtrnbs eiusH .Rums
mage Sale1 abbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
eaIam.

sonift (enlport): .llnerb5rt, Serr
Mirtb, oieies lange Sanr bier babe
ID, clls Der Suppe se3ogenI4
ssirtb: -yia Iaiien g nal isfolt':r
= eiH blondes ods III pcn nIeincr
Jnneiten 9odter eelt. eos aQd6el
i1trins nit ShaeH atballoels su mol.
IcHl4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Sn GenaftDppl
Spieltm ii9. wie iiber 2onOon eemet
oct miro, blutige &raIpalle ab.

2onoon, IA. Sorltar. Ger aor.
reiponoett Der ,0oilp 0tail" in ct.
@etersburg meIOet, OaB mebrere Sage
lang &r1nlalle in SeoaitopoI Dor Ii1
aiiigen. 9,ls 8altm oieier Jtubeito.
rlrtgen pito nidE beionoerS ange.
geben.
gIugenidefnlih tpuroen Die Sra.
tpoIle baour6 oeruriadt, oaB Die ge.
iaslina zines Sorpeooboots ibre Or
fi5iere feltuabm uilo eridob. Gie See
Ieltte nabmen oinn Waiienuerbaftnn'
gen Dor uno es foIgten oarn niele
2pndtloroe. Gs tpltroen 62 Dffi5terd
efnI9IieBll6 oes 8i0eaomiralS yeo-
bisfi uno tpetterer orei aouIIrale er'
mor6et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Senatbr Sames $. grabs
aeftorben.

geforben.
@afbington, .. g., 13. San
Sentor Sames 8. 8rabp DON SOabr
1T am SOnntag in feiner Wobnuna
einem 9er5Leiben erle9en. gr ertranttt
Dor @o9enfriit, als er iic9 auf be,
Heie Don SOabD na4 BuibingtOn be.
fdnb. Der 8eritOr6ene, Der Elm 9ltel
bon 56 Subren errei4te, tpurbe II
YennipIpanieu geboreu, fam leoo9 BE-
reits als aiub na9 &anias unb gea
MOB feline S9ulbtlbung in ben 0ffeHts
li9en Shulen unb benz NOrmal @ol'
lege in 2edbenport6.. @r mar an
fdngli9 S9ullsbrer unb tpanbte iid
bann Der journaliitif4en 2uuf6ubr
gu. Sm Sabre 1895 fiebelts er mad
Soo6o iiber unb fam bdlo II
poIitifd5e QttibitGt. Sn Sabre 1904
tpurbe er gum @oriibst beg ,epublita
niiden GtdatstomH;ttees un6 Tn
Sabre 1903 purbe er 3um 9onper.
neur beg Stoates erindblt. Pod qb.
lduf ieines Qmistermtnss ,rfolgte fein'
gripGblun9 5um 8anoa5ier1.or burf
bic Stddtslegislutur uno i'm Sc6rt
1914 purbe er bur4 goItsootum fiji:
ipeitere feds Sabre ertpdbit.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January l3
1918, as required by the Act Of 0cto
Der 9th, 1917.
Soll Spionageeefeb per
lett BADEN.
Gen gorf, 13. Sonuur. = In:
ter Der 2(ntlnge iib se9en bas SpiO'
pagegeIsb Dergansen gu baben, tpurb'
am Somifag slberb Elm Mann berbnf'
tet, Der fi3 Morquis gbmonb be Ga,
ftillot nannte, fsiner gebauptung mad
in sSrdutrei9 geboren tpurbe uno por
9eruf gtniIingenieur 1T. gr tpurbe II
feiner Bobnung berbaftst unb mad
Dem golissibauptquartier ge6ro6t
Der @erbaftste trug bic Uniform
einss fran50iifhen 2eutnnnts unb Be.
bouptete i'm biplomatif4en 'Dienf
5rqntreibs gu fteben.
Wd I'm il 6len perbraHut.
Selapare, Sbio, 13. Sanuar
Sur9 cine Geuersbrunit, beren Iriu9'
iopeit ni9t ermittelt perben tonrte
tpurben am SOnrttog Morgen BIZ
Gunser'fdsn Mablmii6lsu iotpie 5tpei
unbere @ebGube in benz benadburter
4fblep sinsedI9ert unb Der Sdabeu
betduft fi9 auf $4,000. Sn ben
wtiiblensebGrpen paren spifden 1000
uub 5000 8uIbel Deisen fopie meb=
rere buHbert SaB Weiaenmebl aufges
ipeiaert. Die anberen ntebergebrann.
zen 9ebGube iporen bic @pbnung Ii.
ns GrStes unb EN- 8arbterlaben. Mtau
permutbet granbitiftung.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January l3
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
@reifer U25rber.

G6fcogo, 13. Sonuur. - Die
a6t Sabre ulte Steld 8o5suolofpsti
tpurbe am Spnntng BON bem 80 Subrs
alten @iGium Tulafopstp eri6ofen,
als iie unb mebrere &ItersgenoFen be.
@ufForberuns bes @reiTss nt6t Dor
feinem SaFIe su fpieIen, feline Be-
d6tung 5dentten. Die gcIi5ei bdIt ben
9reis fir geiftesgeft0rt.
True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January IL
1918. as required by the Act of Octo.
lAar 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

Dunfd. baB bieTe patriOttf6e unb
prdttif4e MifTiOn iiberaa i'm 2unbe
erfolsrei9 fem m6se."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

Cine tribe 8eit brad fin mid on.
Dieie brei Rondte Selidten mid, brei
Sabrbuitbertel I'm ipdter Die auta.
itropbe Ieihter 5u ertrogen. beihIoB
i'd mid an Serrn S.s. anbIid su ae.
iuobnel inbem ih i'm bon 8eit su
8eit auffuhte, ongebIih. um mid
nn6 Sen Sortgnne 0er arbeit Su er.
funoigen.
.meiae 2eite finS itrnitsaeiett
init oen @1ii Ses srmbnnos beihdf.
tigt,- mar meiItens Sie9Intiport. .Sie
arbeiten fhreiten riiitig boripdrts.
gtatiirlidj iette ih 6nHn cine 10.
beitspolle w1iene Der 8ufrieoenbeit
mtf. ober in @irfIi6feit peiniate mid
gr1bIif)e 9er5meifIung. @enn Der.
art on Dem arnbdno sssbaitt~ piir.
be, toftete es pieIleidt snr piersiatau.
ieIlo Wlnrfi sIber Sa es ia ihIiesIit
gleihgiiItig lit. oh elm @eeeuffan6
siunrl3ietmifeno ooer uier5igtauieno
aRarf fofset. ipenn man ion 0odb niht
besnblen tairn. beriibigte Id mid;
mir mahte i'd iest offers Spa5ier.
aaune m oie llinaebiiila bes sfrini.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
INFLUENZA WORSE THAN HUN BULLETS Claiming More Victims Than Battle Fronts of Europe-Disease Can
 Be Avoided


 According to carefully compiled statis- tics it is an indisputable fact that the spanish influenza epidemic which is now sweeping all parts of the country is daily claiming far more victims than Germa n bullets on the battle fronts of Eurone Although civil and military authorities have succeeded in checking the disease ] Tn some localities, it is growing worse | in others and continues to spread at an ,, alarming rate. That the disease can be avoided there is no longer any doubt. According to leading authorities the pow l CTS Of resistance of the human system can be so perfected that it can throw off almost any infection, not even ex cepting Spanish influenza, which Is one 1 Of the most contagious diseases known. It is persons who are suffering from lowered vitality, who are weak and run down and who have not the strength to throw it off who are the earliest vic tims. Persons who have bad colds who are suffering from catarrhal troubles. or inflammation of the mucous mem branes are especially susceptible, as the inflamed mucous membrane Things of the nose and throat are an open door to the germs. This condition is almost always accompanied by a weakened~eon- dition of the system.
 If you are suffering from any of these symptoms, nothing on earth will build you up and strengthen you like ranlac, which contains the most powerful tonic
 properties known to science.
 This statement is easily proven by the
 fact that Tanlac is now having the great
 est sale of any system tonic in the his-
 tory of medicine. In less than four
 years time over 100000 bottles have been
 sold and the demand is constantly in-
 creasing Thousands are using it daily
 for the above troubles with the most
 astonishing and gratifying results.
 Tanlac in sreases your strength and
 weight and creates a good, healthy ap-
 petite for nourshing food It keeps you
 physically fit and helps every organ of the body perform its proper function in the natural way.
 In connection with the Taniac treat ment be sure and keep the bowels open by taking Tanlac Laxative Tablets, samples of which are included in every bottle. t
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham texclu- sively by Eugene Jacobs drug store and Patton-Pope Drug Co.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
Death of Margaret Hunter

Attalla. October 19.-(Special) )-The en- tire town of Attalla was deeply touched by the death of Margaret Hunter the little 5-year-old daughter of the Rev and Mrs. J. ID. Hunter, which occurred Wednesday night. MT. Hunter has been pastor of the Attalla Methodist church for the past three years, and he and Mrs. Hunter have host of friends here who deeply sympathize with them in this hour of their sorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
DON'T NEGLECT 4 RHEUMATIC PAIN Go after it with Sloan's Lini- ment before it gets
 dangerous

Apply little, don't rub. let it penetrate, and-good-by twinge. Same eo~ c--+-- nal aches, pains. strains. stiffness of joints or muscles. lameness. L. a.s.aa
 Instant relief without mussiness or soiled clothing Reliable-the biggest selling lininent year after year. Eco- nomical by reason of enormous sales Keep a big bottle ready at all times Ask your druggist for Sloan's Eminent. e CT n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
COLUMBUS, MISS.

Columbus, Miss. October 19.-(Special) Hon. A. Y. Woodward. judge of the Sixth chancery court district, has issued an order permitting the October term of chancery court for Lowndes county, having taken this action because of the general prevalence of Spanish influenza.
 Rev. g. L. Pope, pastor of the First Methodist church, who sometime ago vol unteered for Y. M. C.. A. work among inc American Expeditionary Forces abroad. has been instructed to report in New York on october P, and will obey the summons, sailing soon thereafter for France During MT. Popes absence his family will reside in Columbus.
 Jack Foster, an engineer on the South ern railway in Mississippi, recently found sl9 in currency in the tool box of his locomotive, and it later developed that the money had been placed there by a negro who had committed several rob- berries in Greenville. Miss. The total amount stolen by the negro is said to be about $50, but the s19 found by Mir. Fos- ter IS all LudL Has DteIl IeCOttTeQ.
 Hugh Waddell, son of Mrs. H. NJ Wad- dell of this city. was among the mem bers of the class of 1920 at the Wes, Point military academy who were TO- gently given their diplomas more than year in advance of the time set for graduation in order that they may at once enter into active service.
 A cablegram recently received here an nounces that Sam Kaye. Jr., Coiuin bus boy who is now in the aerial ser vice in France. has bagged his first Hun and has been given the three-day holiday granted by the government to each aviator who accomplishes a feat of this character.
 Fred Lowe, a negro who deserted from Camp Pike last December, was recently arrested in this city, and taken by Sher- if John B. Williams to Camp Shelby, where he was given into the custody of military authorities.
 All four of the practicing physicians at Millport, Ala, small town about 25 miles east of this city, are down with Spanish influenza, and Dr. J D. Me- municipal health officer Of Columbus, was called there today to pre- scribe not only for these physicians, but for other citizens who are suffering from the maIady. The epidemic has gained a firm hold on the town and in some homes whole families are confined to their beds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
Presidents Reply Means Nothing Less Than the Ultimate Democratiza-
 ton of Empire
MILITARY MEN ARE
 INCLINED TO THINK
 HUN HAS PUNCH LEFT
Retreat Now Being Con- ducted Is Generally Rec ognized Masterful Piece
 of Military Work
By HIGH ". ROBERTS

Washington, October 19. Especial )-The President has demanded of Germany more than unconditional surrender He has demanded surrender on certain spe- cific and preliminary conditions.
 The first of these conditions is that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20
Hooray for Banana
 Peel "Cets-It"

Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corns
 Which do you prefer-a corn that pulls or a corn that peels? Butchery or bless. edness? Only "Gets-It" can get rid of your corn the peel-off way, the blessed way. You don't need pull. Why hump
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-20

Atmore. October 1e.-(Special)-I have travelled today over what is probably the greatest peach orchard in the south. certainly the largest ill all Alabama, and observed how a man with vision can make his dreams come true. Some years ago some people conceived the idea of using the cutoyer timber lands of this section to grow fruit and backed their views with good money. A large area was cleared of all stumpage and set to Elbertas and other peaches that thrive in the youth. with the result that large and lucrative business came into being which bids fair to become more lucra- tive than the numbering industry that predominated in the years gone by
 noted today that the Southern Orchards company had a large force Of men pruning trees and getting ready for next years crop. They treat these fruit trees with just about as much care as milady fair treats her complexion. They are narrowed, malformations cut off, limbs strengthened and everything kept in tiptop shape A number of trees were being uprooted entirely and new ones put out. The company has hit upon the plan of planting a goodly area of their land in sweet potatoes which are culti- vated as the trees grow; they have the usual dry kilns for their potatoes and are able to put them on the market just as they please as none of the potatoes rot after being passed through the kiln. Talk about First National bank stock Lam doubtful if it pays much better dividends than what the enterprising horticulturists of this section get out of peaches for the past season was goou and many peach dollar has been going into Liberty Bonds.
 Dr. Stuart ought to have been with me recently up in Monroe county. He would have had a taste of a good old-fash- toned Methodist prayer meeting that would have kept him musing for many day As I got off the train I heard the church bell ringing, and as I hurried over to the hotel the lady in charge put my heal before me and apologiZed for leaving by saying that she was going to prayer meeting: You know she said, we are having & special prayer service for the soldier boys of Monroe county who are on the firing line in France, and my boy Is over there.' It was not necessary TOT that good WOnan 10 say more, for if there is anybody to whom my heart goes out it is the mother who wakes up each morning to scan the cas- ualty list to ascertain where her boy is.
 Over in this same country I saw an- other thing that could not be duplicated in any country except the south l noted coming down the Street an elderly gem tleman whose bearing indicated that he had been given military training at some period in his life. As he passed along noted that he was shown marked def erence by the townspeople waddling along behind him was rather stout colored woman, whose gray hair indi- .cated that she might have grandsons in the war Both were headed for the