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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25
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FOR Rent fer Hight honae-
keeping. First door east Of Mayor
Bn@0d0n'm.
FOR AALE.-FfkaG eA@a@ potatoes.
carrots mnd eAbbAMa.
Bueassn. phcas 17e. II
AGENTS wANTED.-To cell Oh
Nsoek, sxp@gsem3@ Unnecessary
send names ef a few fr6@mda who
ara kn1aFam1sd Ia wyoming oil mai
tara and set Wyoming Ell nap
free. well down i2e@ fest s-~H0ye
OIL a Refining GO. Agency. SIS s.
Main g.. Salt Lake. Utah.
FOn EALE-1a1e g-pAaseaRsF RNHa;
COED eoadltion. nearly new Ef1wss
one extra tire: ear "a nns e@m@%
tions wA5i cell Fa@@ommhie.--1. q,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Osborn. o. >. L. club. sionGpelles.
phonN k6s
LOST "a -zy@mF-0l4 be- mare. snail
white spot IN foFaAsaa and heama-
ed o. let thtwa viii caFeza Ana
thres e@Fm prcsraGana ERem la
Finder softly iMe MpmAFm a. Ben
atakton and rseesve reward
R0n SALE Alfalfa SGD. aa nag eenf
JOAN 4 Reynolds. ma1ma. Iaaho.
FOR 8AtsE--A G-eyiinAer. 7-paamem-
&eT aasos inquire at noRa m@at
mzaFka4
- - ID lldam. nmEaa Mnd fmFa:
I'll nay Aishest cash prizes: a@a me
h@Eeww msfftnE: fndieati0nn re that
k@@ market Is 8oamM @ 80 htmh~--
6am 4. Lawia
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

M. B. Cherry of the C. w. 4 M. Co.
is suffering from q severe attack of
grip.
You can save money by buying
your groceries and foodstufEs from
US. High grade goods at lower pric-
es.--sam L. Lewis. Fair Store.
Mrs. Bert Gilchrist of Ogden is Wis
iting her new niece at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hull.
High grade furniture. the kind to
make your home beautiful. II you
haven't the cash we win help you out.
Nielsen Furniture Company.
John waki Of Border spent 3
couple of days here this week on
business.
To make room for new spring mil
linery, am making a 26 per cent re-
duction on all hats and wooden goods.
Mrs. J. w. Whinyates.
Mrs. J. w. stringer OF Burley. who
has been here accompanied by her
children for several days visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis
returned 70 her home yesterday.
we like to sell for cash Of course
but when y0n haven't the cash and
want furnitHFa come 10 the old reli-
able firm that will stand by you
Nielsen Furniture Company.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

The regular annual meeting Of the
Caribou Cattiemen's association will
be held at the City Hall tomorrow ~
10 O'Clock. A number of members
will address the assembly on matters
Of interest pertaining 20 the live
stock business. and = full attendance
IL expected.
On wednesday night . baby
daughter arrived AZ the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ford Mccrady. and the
mother and little ono are getting
along splendldly Ford says he IL
Strengthening bis hand right along.
having now three queens" and only
needing two kings" 70 make a full
hOuMe
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

OF course we ell are thoroughly
enjoying the unprecedentediy warm
weather. but there Ia such 9 thing IN
3 surfeit OF good things. and II Mis-
ter Weatherman doesn't give N some
cold, cold nights pretty soon the Ice
Question IN Montpelier viii be > seri-
QUE one. -.--------------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Miss Virginia BFough II expected
Aome tomorrow from Salt Lake.
where she has been visiting for the.
past month with her aunt, Mrs. Blalf
Richardson Mias BFough. who was
suffering from rheumatism when she
went away. has nov entirely Feeov-
ered
Mark Allen. q former resident o.
this city. now With the Ogden Ter
minai company. Ia spending : few
days In Montpelier ihls wesk visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Taysom and re-
newing old acquaintance. Mr.. AIIea
expects 70 return 10 Ogden tomOr-
row.
The wednesday night prayer meet
ings 81 the y. +. church are In
creasing both IN interest and nsEn-
beers. The subject Tor neat wednes-
day night viii be Prayer tn the
Psntatsueh Any who desire can
read 3 reference. express their views.
ask questions or ofKer suggestions.
Regular meeting every wednesday
night ne o'eioek--e change from
1880. All ara cordially invited g
attend.
+ Our readers special attention 4
called 70 the spehiai bargains advsr
tised this week by Brennan a Davis
Nose Lewis. Sam L. Lewis and Oth
eTB. There are good opportunities
for thrifty people 20 save money.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Miss Laslla Jensen hes been quite
III the past week with tcnsilitis.
Lehi Parker OF Bennington and
Leora Hehn6d 81 ceorgetown were
married in salt Lake City last week.
The free public library IN the city
hall is open every Saturday afternoon
until o'clock.
Expert painting. aecOratlng aud pa
per hanging by A. v. Peterson. phone
zoe
Mrs. Charles Bartchi OF Nounan.
was the house guest over Sunday oR
Mrs. H. b. Whitman.
Mrs. H. A. Dateaman ana daughter
Dorothy ret1rned last Saturday from
a months visit Ia California
we are paying high prices for ali
kinds OF furs. especially wolf. coyote
and mink hides are in big demand
Sam L. Lewis. Fair Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Downing are
visiting In Boise az the home of their
daughter. Mrs. r. @. Richelson.
Reduce the high cost Of living. gpe-
cial reductions in ladies' and men's
shoes, mems clothing. suits and over
coats.-Sam L. Lewis. Fair Store
All hats and wooden goods At IS
per cent reduction TO make room for
new spxing millinery.-Mrs. J. w.
Whlnyatea -~rs-~---~~-.--.-
flames Clarence Lindsay OF Ovid
and Miss Nora Quayle OF Dingle. were
married In Salt Lake City on We'd
pesday.
Miss Melba Nye of Liberty. e In
Montpelier FOR . weeks visit with her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Nye.
Unprecedented bargains in ladies'
dress goods. silks and other fabrics.
Let Us show you how you can save
money.-sam L. Lewis. Fair Store.
Sohn Rogharr OF Grace was here
last Friday and Saturday visiting his
brother Luke and attending TO bust
ness matters.
We will serve all meats except
pork on meatless days until March.
1Sth.--People's Restaurant. Bur
goyne Hotel.
Frank M. Wilson OF Montpelier
and Miss Anna Rockwell OF Salt Lake
City. were united in marriage In the
Utah capital last week.
Mrs. Agnes Poynter. of BlackfOot.
Idaho. spent the week end here as the
guest of Mrs. JefF Davis. returning
home ON Monday morning.
b. r. Small IL the possessor OF a
dead coyote captured yesterday near
Bloomington which for size 10 not to
be ''sneezed" at.
Miss Doris Richards has been con-
fined to her home for the past two
days with severe attack OF In
grippe.
Bring i'm your hides. furS and junk
and receive the highest market price:
gather up al OF your iron and bring II
In. or notify me.--Arthur warnken.
phone 1873.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Munk are rejoic-
Ing over the birth of q baby daughter
on January 22nd. Mira. Munk and the
little lady ara doing we'll.
The Council of Defense held 9
meeting at the city hall wednesday
evening. Many matters Of interest
were discussed.
L. c. Norris Of the Three Rules
store returned wednesday from Ida
no Falls. where he spent 3 few days
on business.
The interior of the Modern Drug
store il undergoing q thorough reno
walton and presents q most pleasing
appearance.
Mrs. Eta Bates Of Hot Springs
I1eft here on the ping-pong Wednes-
day morning for . months visit ia
Salt Lake City.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

william Bennett bad q painful &C.
cidsnt last Thursday. severely crush-
InK two fingers OF his left hand. Mr..
Bennett was unloading a barrel Of oil
when IL slipped. catching his hand be-
tween the barrel and the car.
Paul z. Bassett. representing the
Spaulding Athletic Goods company.
was here from Salt Lake on business
last Monday, Mr.. Bassett stayed over
until Tuesday morning visiting with
bis cousin. Fred Baasett. when he Left
for Kemmerer.
In last weeks Examiner We an
nouneed the BIRTH % a daughter 10
DIR. and Mira. ]. jackson. Thia was
an error a. the baby girl was born 20
DR.. and Mrs. RH. jackson, os Logan.
Mrs. Jackson was formerly Misa Ivy
Dunn OF Georgetown.
T. p. McAndries. representing the
Merganthaler Linotype company. was
q Montpelier visitor Tuesday last.
While here Dir. McAndries thorough
ly overhauled the linotype in the Ex-
aminer once,
Our Sunday dinner II excellent. We
make q special effort on this day to
please our patrons and make the
meal worthy OF your leaving home
for. Peoples Restaurant. Bargoyne
Hotel.
T. r. McGrew Of the credit depart.
'ment OF the Idaho Falls once OF the
Consolidated Wagon . Machine Co.
In spending this week IN Montpelier
auditing the books 0f the company
prior to closing Of the iscal year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

TT. Harrod. superintendent OF
the phosphate plant OF the American
Agricultural Chemical company at
Sage. Wyoming. was In Montpelier
over Sunday visiting Mra. Harrod
and their little granddaughter Rath.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Forests Rangers spRcKman OF
Freedom. wyoming. and James n
Bruce Of Auburn. Wyoming. came
down from Star Valley several days
ago and will be on detail In che Carl
bOu National forest supervisors OF
fice here during the coming month. J.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Fay Munk. the little daughter OF
Mira. Ed. Munk, whose hand was ne
verely crushed In . wrinRer several
days ago IL improving slowly. The
index finger was found 90 be so badly
broken that amputation was necesaa-
ry and the operation was performed
Wednesday.
William Holland. who has been in
business with Jacob Zumbrunnen In
the blacksmith shop on Eighth street.
has retired from the business and
will start for himself ON February lst
In the shop across from studebaker
Bros. formerly occupied by Gus John
son.
The local chapter Of che Red Cross
take this opportunity OF extending
the deepest thanks TO al OF the ladies
of Montpelier who worked 10 hard
to make the recent Charity bali 30
great = success. the credit for which
Is due equally to al and not 20 any
aaFfair faw
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Mrs. Eta Bates Of Hot Springs
left here on the ping-pong Wednes-
day morning for . months visit "a
Salt Lake city.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

Attorney De Meade Austin re-
turned to Montpelier on Tuesday af-
ter q weeks visit to Salt Lake City
and Payson. Utah.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25

left here on the ping-pong Wednes-
day morning for . months visit IA
Salt Lake City.
Attorney De Meade Austin re-
turned to Montpelier on Tuesday AZ
ter q weeks visit to Salt Lake City
and Payson. Utah.
Come and see our new shipment
OF the wonderful Duofold Bed Couch
80. The kind that you can rest on
during the day and make . bed Of ~
night. besides being ! handsome ad-
dition TO your home.-Nielsen FuTni-
ture Company.
There win be a Matinee dance
given by the Montpelier Pavilion
company at the Pavilion tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Tickets 15 cents.
| The Ladies' Aid Of the d. o.
church viii give q cooked food sale
on Saturday. January 26th. at Rog-
HAIRS grocery store. Cakes, pies,
bread. rolls. and 9 lot Of other good
things to eat.
/ Chauneey L. Mattson. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mattson Of St. Charles
who has been with the soldier boyu
a. Camp Lewis. American Lake. has
been transferred 20 Camp KeaFneS
in Southern California.
+ Franz Nielsen returned 70 Montpe
lier Tuesday night from Salt Lax
City, where he had been for severa
days At the bedside Of bis sister. Mrs
Lydia Mozart Mr. Nielsen state
that Mrs. Mozart was operated on 81
the 18th. and has = good chance 70
recovery. though her condition 4
still serious. Mra. J. A. Hendricks
who vent TO Salt Lake With Mr. Mel
sen. in still in the Utah capital witt
her sister.
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Nemer Setter
sS5m SntersHe Der brittsn Gfef9eitss
anleibe. ernault-

Dafbirgtpn. 25. Sanudr. =
fsrant q. @ilfnn, Der eegerutpGrtigs
SilfsTetretGr bes TeDeral lyarm 2ouu
8oarb, 1T gum Better fir bic
&agne I'M Sntepcfe Der britten
SSreibeitsanlst9e ernarult tporben dls
Natfolger BON Oscar u. price, Der
ieBt pripatTefretdr bes Setretdrs Ulcs
Qboo in befen @igenI9dft dls @eue,
ralbirettor bes 8nbHipeiens 1T.
5err Milfon mar friber ReOattetr
unb Gieentbiimer Der rStpur Gitn
Sa. Heps" uno itor6 felt anbertbalb
seSabren nit bem 5eberal Sorm Qodu
8oarb m @erbinbung. gr reiite Dem
SetretGr W1cQboo ouf beFet Rebsto1lz
rem fir bic Treibeitsanleiben porarf
unb ebertTo bem sSarm 2onr 8paro,
uls bieIer bur9 bas 2aub retTte, ebe
bic Srgartfdtipn Der 2ditbbdnten ers
fplet mar. Ods Datum fir ben 8es
stnn Der 3ampagne lit nod ni9t feifs
geIebt iporben.
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Die @aftfrennSidnft.

Der reide 9roB6ausr bonn 9tnter.
b5rf perbeiratbete feline ein3tge 9o9s
ter, Die 8roni. = SoIt's, mass toit't
= badt er fi9 uno luo sur So9seits>
feier ni9t nur feline sanae Sippi9aft
unb bon ipeit unb brett ale Go6barn
Elm, fonoern erlaubte au9 ieinem
geiammten Sdusz uab Stalgeiinoe,
bel S9maus unb SaN3 Iuitig utit5us
Aalten.
Inter ben @eIabenen befan6 ii3
fpnberbarertpeiie au9 elm gar libel bes
leumoeter &erl, Der ettpds entierrtte
RaSSar bonn untsrn S4lu6t6oi, benz
Der JpItsmuno Den penis I9msiaels
hdften Namen .9aunerna5t~ beigelegt
bate uno befen fets perodhtiges
Stun unb Sreiben bieie 9e3ei9nung
bpllauf re9tfertiste. Io6 fonberbarer
mar ss, 6aB Der grobbauer feline
san3s SatfreunbIidteit geraoe bieiem
yiidtsnub 5uipanbte uno nit Der
gr6bten 4ufmerfiamteit bauptId6lia
ndrauf beoaht mar, bab por ollem Der
9aunerna5i bic f9madbdfteiten 9tien
uno ben beiten 5rppfeu erbalte. gr
siHg nit feiner aufFalenbea 8eoor0us
suHg 70 melt, 6aB er Ei4t nur bic
ih6niten Sirnnn, fpnberH audi feline
brGutIi9e Sodter fpieberbolt oufmuns
terte, nur re9t oft NIT Dem @ounsrs
ndsi gu tan5en.
Der 9rpbbGuerin mubte bas unera
tlGrlt9e @erbnlten ibres Mannes
enbli9 duHallen unb iie niahte ibm
unter bier augen @oriieaungen, bab
er ben 9aunernG3i eiaentlib gar
ni6t bate eiulaben oirfen; aber baB
er Jpn ieBt obenbrsil nod als ben feinz
fen gbrensait bebdubelt. fei Die
er6Bte SGonbe, bic er Der SohSeitss
feier Ieiner SohRr nrtbun t0nnte.
gr ieoo9 nnttportete nit iiberIegenem
9G9eln: r@os periiebit benn Du ba.
BON, Qlte! Bal ale uuTre &neht urb
Ruboirn' ba brent tarSen, itebt oraubt
I'M @pripert unTer sanSes @ieb obne
an Wadter, unb fulang Der @auner>
nn5i fibel is uno bablefbt, Tam Z
g'fpiB fsin, bob mir orau6t fame
4iiR s'itpbpn tpr'u.A
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lIeberibipcntmmngen
5aben i'm abctts unb MpieIibaI gro.
bsn S9aben bsriiridtt.
Siesb:;iigIide Ra9ri9ten iinO il
@aIbington eilgetrpHsn.

8afstnstpn, %. Sdh Ourd]
9o9pailer i'm pbersn Rbeiut6al III
bic Stnot aDln iiberi9peutmt NOR
ben, nobel erobe @orrdtbe bon 2es
bsnsmitttln, bic in ben aeIIru aufbss
pabrt ipo,sn, serff6rt tpoyben iinb.
Sisies pirb IN 9epeidM semelbet,
bic am 1rr'ing bier einsetroheH iino.
Su Ote;Giebenen @wenbeu III Der
SLUG 10 faren ssitieser, bob bic Be-
p0ltsrung bur9 bas 2duten Der airs
9tngloden seipornt perben muBte.
Hod ben iiberi9ipemrtsn Gebieten
finb Sruppen sur StIfe geianot ipors
ben.
9ie Re6enfIiiie bes Rbeins treten
shsufaLIs aus ibrsn llfetn tpoour9
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germinbernna Der SalteiteQeH.

gtuf elmer aausen 9r5abl StraBens
bcbnltnien trttt an Spnutag Der Jog.
rStipitpp@z @zplon in &raft, Der bes
tonntlid bic @ernirberIug Der 3dn
Der Solteftellen be8nedt. ON Steleu
ND nidt mebr Gnqebaltsn piro, tpirb
nutiiriidh bos rpeibe Barb on ben
8fdNen iiberpinielt. Die 2trlien fino
Die Sftenb, Delta, WSaOiforpiGe, Ma.
bffon Roob, SdtIeh, gtorpoob @iHes
gortpoob. RorSsHortpoob, Siib>gtors
ippob. Gnaniton unb Gilbert 4Deuus
2inie.
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Der gabnnertebr unterburbeH piro,
rabrenb piele SrtT4uften I'm DloieIs
tbal p6Llig bon Der 2fuberipelt dbges
f6nitten finb. Die 9o9useleiie foasI
bielfn9 ii6erI9pemmt porbeu ieiu.
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rNsir bdben uus iibr's Sa6r Mot
mebr gefeben, Iiebe Greunoiu mas sibt
es yaeues bei Sbnen9"
rWos fof's Reuss seben ..,.... n
Wlann. n Eiab nnb has slp5Ifte
Dtsuttmdb1enl@
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9ld,tni.a gNirtI3e.

gpis fenfer BE arfmerflsmfrit .aar fBEffbt tsn
fsnfsa Gcunts anf bic berfifs eriafeHs ctere Der
Eeftsnal GHei HemiHhrsfisa. f5enap bic e1aHi'
lriaie aIteH HsHfaata. ipit enetpteHft.
m ss Ssi's'f ssite% s''ssnl e., ss.si..,;ss
1i.i8f. atr hsfsl asi4ieHsH N selien.
Gis GeatHie:fies ESrsqsielI4aft
lfI ben Qfnfcz Gsrrfg.
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Phone Canal 24o,

f6eiben. Deutidlnnb bat teine Q6Iift,
alf Soften Gublanos @ebietsero6es
runssn gu MAIDEN, a6er tie UleiHungss
DerT9kbenbeit 1T spstfa6er art.
9futI9lan0 bertritt ben legitimen
Stonbpunft, baB angeTi9ts Der 5a9l>
rei4en acknowledgement Der 80Isr
fir unabbdneigteit unb Sel6it6errs
i9aft, fpie iie Don ben seiesgeberrbsn
&0rperi9aften unb Gemein0epertres
trngen in ben bsfeBten proptnsen
gum 4rsbrud ge6ro9t tporber, es ols
cine proDiiortf6e 9runblaee Der DSsi>
nung Der @0lter betra9tet peroen
Iiolte, Die bann bur9 cine @oasab,
ittmm1lng ouf duseebebnter Bats ers
mittelt peroen tDnrtte.
9ie rttiiiihe @egierlmg tpi6eriest
iib nod INNER 6ieiem @teiidtspunft
iotpeit 4urlan0, 2itta1tert un6 Die
polniifen 8rooirBen in 9etraft
foinnen. Cine peitere Waeirnu1gsDer-
idDieoen6eit entItebt ourb bic iSoroe.
ring Der Ruiieu I'M 6as 3uriif5ie.
ben oller belitihen 8rltppen lutD
BertDalturgen aitS Sen beiesten @e,
bieteu, ebe bic 8olfsabitinuruIng er.
fol9t III. 9tber oie idbe5tGlurrtng un6
oas glbifetoer bon allen Orenniia.
tionen, &onururitntionen, Ssnol.
itrien INTO &ertpaltingen, bic iib IN
oeutifIen S1roen befntoen, tuiiroe
i6erlif 5u ooaiger glnartie unS
gum oaergr6Bten @leno fiibren lmo
3u elmer Gage, Die nift baltbor mare.
SSSn betben i6aen banbelt es ii9 bo.
RIM, ben Mittelmeg gu finoen unS er
mug gefitn0en iperoen.
Meiner gniift nod iiii6 6ie W6et'
ngsberifieoertbetten nift 70 groB,
INN eiuen Gbbrltd Der urlterbdn6lun.
gen 81 redtfertiger, ober unterbo,t6.
lunaeu oieier @rt f5nrten nift ii6er
Naft beeuoet perben. gSertn Der
Sriebe init @uBlonb gef6loiien lit.
tpirS es, uteiner slrii6t nnd, niht
oiel ldnger nt0gGih iein, hen9l6itlui,
oes oIlgernetten Sriebers per56eern,
inaenhtet Der 9eniibungen Der
Staatsmdrrer Der @nter1te.
Gbfhon ib mid feinen @ontaite.
reien bingebe unb iebr pobl tpeiB,
oab Die Sriidt 6es Sriebers nidH bin
nen "a Sfri16en reifen fam, 70 btit
i9 bod babon iiber5eltgt, oaB iie
iebt im @eifen begriffen lit ur1o bab
Die ;sraae, OF elm ebrenboIler 6rieoe
nbgeidloiien tperben fam ooer nidIt,
einfah cine Der 9teiiIters lit.
praiibsnt 8ilfpn's Srieoensangez
BOT 6eitGtigt fi9 in bieier 9lnii9t. Na'
tiirli6 lam elm 9lnerbieteh bieier art
ni6t als cine Sa6e betro6tet tDeroen,
oeren fdmmtlihe Girselbeiten annsbmz
bar frlb, oenn babur9 tpiirbet natiirs
i'd, llnterbanblunesn ii6erfliiTiig per'
ben. SD CLAUDE utt, baB es i6noe'
Dirb, psnn i5 ertldre, BOB i4 Die
Iiingiien @pri9ldse bes prditoenterl
gBilfou fir cine ornebmbore @nnahes
rund an ben GsIi6tspuntt DETER
rei6zltneurns ertldre unb bab gu Oets
I6iebenen bieisr @prfdIdse Ssiters
Iei6s slInsarn mil SSreuben ietne 3u'
ftmmuns seben rriirbe. sfber er nruB
,prerit bieien Grunoiab nicbsrlsaen
: baB IOtpsit Disfe gorf4Idse Ieine
ger6inDeten betreffen, lei es MIN m
,em Joa BON 9eutf6IonbS 9eitBen
Jon gelgsn ober I'm 5all Der Eiirtei
= Seifsrrei4s sllnearn setrsu on iei>
ZEN 9erpflidtungsn fir bic 9ertbet'
,igung ieinsr gsrbiinbetcn gu tGms
fen, fsfbalten unh bic gelisunsea
elmer arSessperbiinbetsn senau 70 iuie
cine eignen nert6eibisen ptrb.
rue translation fled with the Post
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
Reiuport.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

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master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 6tt. l9l1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, as required by the Act of IOcto-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-26

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master at Cincinnati on January 25,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
her 9th 1917
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-11-07
A Resident Known to all Our Readers
Relates an Experience

Readers OF the Independent-Report-
er have been told again and again of
the merits of that reliable, time
proved kidney remedy-Doan's Kid
ney Pills. The experiences told are
not those of unknown persons, living
far away The cases are Skowhe-
gan cases, told by Skowhegan people.
W R. Trask, 10 Cross ST., says:
Il had a dull pain in the small OF my
back, which at times was very annoy
ing. I went to Sampson & Azores
Drug Store and got box OF Doan's
Kidney Pills. l can say Doan's do
excellent work and can be depended
upon"
The above statement was given
March 7. 1905 and on June rs, 1916,
Mr.. Trask added 81 always keep
Doans Kidney Pills in the house and
use them as needed l get the same
good results today as when first took
them"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Trask had Fostsr-Milbsrn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.