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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Ser &an1pf beainnt.

Springfielo, ST., ID. Snni. -8et
ser beute bier abgebultenen Staats-
fonpentiom Ser Brobibitionspartei
bon sMinois tp1tr6e befdloiien, I'M
gerein nit Ser 4ntiioloonliga i'm
ndditen @erbit fir 6ie grlnablung
elmer 0em 8robibitions5ufab 5ur
gunoesberfaifung giintig geiinnten
gtootslegislatur 5n arbeiten. Serner
muroen 6ie &un0i6aten fir bie
gtoatsdnter aufgeltent, 6ie ie6o6
MIR auf bern 8ege elmer Eetition
onf >oen Stint115ettel geiebt tper6en
fot1ner, bo BEL SEN lebten angemei-
men @ablen 6as Hartetpotunt oaS
geiebIide Mininrl1ln bon 5tpei Fro=
gent aller abgegebenen Sfimmen
nidt errei6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
@ierte gnleibe 5irfa $6O,OOO,OOo,.
600 hnd1?

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, op
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
Mafbington II. S1tti. -
0us finan5ieae 9rogramm Ser Ste
gierung fir oie ndddten bier Munate
1par aus Der 9lnfiin0igung oes Sc
fretars OfeM6oo eriidtlid, oaB in
8orbereitung auf Die bierte 5reibeits-
anleibe, toie pabrideinlib I'M Otto
Der a1sgeibrieben tperoen miro,
Sduloldeine in 6obe bon u1rgefdbr
$4,000, 100000 ausgegeben tper0en.
Dieie 1perben bonn is. sSuni an ole
5tpei @o6en IN Soften bon $780,
OOO, 600 ongeboten tperben. Sebe gea-
tionalbanf uro 9r1ft So. miro er.
iudt, oie 8egierung ourd 3eidnurr-
gen BON 5 8ro5ent ibrer monatliderl
@eianrntntitteI 5l1 ur1terftiiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20

u6o9'ibe 8eierbearmee" be5eidnet
tperoen fornte, neil bieier Sffi5ier
als Sberfomnon6iere,1oer ole
@treitfrddfftte unter ii6 bat, oie Dem
oeutlben Mngriff gegeniiberiteben.
3ugeitanoenerlnaBen beriibrt ie=
bod oie grfldrl1ng 6es preubiiden
ariegsaninilters Sen inneriten &ern
oes Hroblems, oem General Sod fid
gegeniiberiiebt. Sier betradtet man
sic Ebotiade, onB oie nniierten l1no
omerifanifhen 5treitfrdfte, obtpobl
1ie fid felt oem 81. Wdr5 l,naufbor-
Ii6 ongegriffen feben, feline 0pera=
tion, sic als eine 4ftion groBeren
@tiIs geIten f0nnte, urternommen
baben, aIs ei1en u1ttriigliden Be-
tueis oafiir, oaB Der Oberbefeblsba-
Der in nebereiritimrnung nit benz
oberiten @riegsratb nit allen ibn1
5ur 8erfiigunq iteben6en Wsitteln iif
bemiibt, Sen bentfden 8oritoB alf-
5ubalten u1ro feline Offemiibfraft gu
erfd6pfen, obne feine etgenen Rrdfte
a11f5ubrou9en. @elinet Inn bies, llno
fotDohI bier tpie ienieits bes O5eans
rednet man auberfidtlid banit, bob
bie GdIodt bolb geauonnen lit, ID
fann er nod Ser Mnfidt bieiiger Sf.
fiaiere fhIiebIi1 ons 8Iatt gegen ben
Gein6 tpenoen llno feline &eierben 6a'
AT berusen, oent beutfden Gbrgeia
enogiiltig oen @aruus 5ll ma4er,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Ser neueite bentide Mngriff fat ieir
Gn6e erreidlt.

Ser ne,1eite beutide Mngriff fat lein
Gnbe erreidt.
True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917
80 ms 0 n, ID. sSur1i. - Deutide
elngriffe ouf ie6er @eite Ser fran-
5oiii6en @inbu6t1ng 5tpii6en Mont-
oibier uno 5oiflons ideinen enogiiI-
tig gum 9alten gebrabt por6en gu
lein. Ser fran3oitlde amtIide 8e-
ridt meloet, BOB mdbren6 Der leR.
ten 5tunben entlang ser Mngriffs-
front nar lofaIe @an1pfe itaHgefun-
ben baben. Ser Iesfe bentfde Ser.
iud, sic fran5ofii9en 2inien 5u
ourdbre6en, bal,erte MIR flint Gage,
ebe er sic @lei6getpidtspbale err
reidte, oie oas grrbp Ser fritiiden
8eriooe pei BEN BorItoBen IN Der
8icar6ie, in 5lanoern uno an Der
Misne btl6eten.
Die 9eutiden iino norolid) Ser
aroroe uno Mak I'M 8efen Der
Site feitgebaIten tporoen. sic baben
es 1,rterlaiie1, ernitlide Mngriffe ge-
gen Ole neuen fran5oiiiden Sfedun=
gen oItIid ienes 5luiies 5u t1aben.
5iibtpeItli6 bon SoiIlons gtngen iie
ON elmer bier Meilen langen Sront
1ngefdbr eil1e Weile tief Dor, aber
ibr 6ortidritt lpar 10 langiau1, bob
man na6 8eginn Der &dmpfe nenig
1nebr be5iiglib ser fiinftigen greig=
11ilie in jener @egen6 befiirdtete
8eiter iiiolid gelegene glbidnitte, gu
tpeIden bie Eunfte geboren, an oe=
men bie amerifa11iiden Sr,.ppen
fdntpfen, lpnrben pom 5eirt6e i61per
bon1baroiert, ood unternabm er fet=
ne Snfanterieangriffe.
9lus ser nugenidefnli6en Gile,
NIT Ser sic 9eutiden ibren groBen
Mngriff oitlid bon Oeontoibier BE-
gaf1nen, iobalo ibr beftiger SorItoB
an ser slisnefront an Ser Marne
gum 9alten gebradt uuroe, laBt ltd
Die Sdlubfolger11ng 5teben, oaB
eiligit cine tpeitere beutide Sffeniipe
einieben miro. Nab fran5oiiider Nn=
iidt lit es nid)t untpabrldeinlid, ooB
oieier Sdlag tpeiter n0rolid an Der
britilden GSront faaen miro, ent1pe=
ser Dor s(n1iens ober im Mbi6nitt
bon 5Ianoern no Die Deutiden Den
geriud 1na6en nogen nad Dem
@eiten bitrbsuieben. Sn biefer Ser
binbung fpridt Der amtlide 9eridt
! bon einen itarfen lofalen Mngrifi
Ser 3eutiden in Ser @egen6 bon
Merris, I'M duBerIten 1peitliden
@infeI bes flanoriiden Abidnitts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
10000 8olidetpifi ser &ptbeu Gar,
Sc bernid)tet.

W OS%*SbsJ&N<>
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
1S
lm bam Is. Sa1ni. = &C.
neraI @n0raer beridtet in elmer Se,
peide an General @idborn, ben
6eutfhen &ontmonbeur in Der
1froine, 10 beiagt cine Weloung aus
@ietp, oob 10000 8oIidetpifi Der
&otben @oroe unter 6iiul1ng BON
Gaedenoffi5ieren, bon oeut1fen
5treitfrddfft fften peitlid bon Sagdnrog
bernihtet tpuroen.
Sic BoIIdepifitr1ppen, 70 miro
bir1auaefiigt, fa1nen bon 2eisf ano
Ion6eten an Der ufrniniiden 4iiite
6es aaotpfdeu Meeres, tint oonn BEN
gorntarfd ouf Saganrog u13utreter1.
&c ip,troen 5000 To6te ge5dblt; biele
ertranfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Mrmee bes Generals bon 8oebn iiber


Mrmee oes Generals bon 8oebn1 iiber
73O @el6iibe erbeutet;; 6as bringt
Die 3abI Der ieit 6enn q. M5ai bon
Ser Mrmee Des beutiden @ronprin-
5en eingebradten @eidiise auf 1860.
@eitern 1purben 28- feinblid)e Slug
1noidinen beruntergefdoiien. Die
8erluite Der fei1oliden 5Iugftreit.
frdfte an Der oe1tiden Sro1tt beirut
gen I'M, Monat Mai % GeifeDanons
u1to 413 5lug5euge. Son ben Slug
3eugen fielen 233 bir1ter nnieren 81.
MEN nie0er. @ir baben in ben 9uft-
Mnrpfen 18O G1ug5el1ge unb % SET.
ielbaupns berloren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Sd)tuere strafen.

True translation filed with the post
master at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
g9aibington II. Suti. =
strafen bon abt5ebn Monaten Biz
5u 3tpon5ig Sabren nit uelden 9eu=
te nit fogenannten r@etpillensifrup=
peln" = Die iidy 1peigerten, in Gamp
Upton, 9e. g., un6 Gunnp @oroon,
8u., Weilitaroie1tlt 3n tbun - BON
4riegsgeridten belegt pur6en, iin6
,beute BON 5efretdr 8afer gutgebei=
zen 1por6en. Oie meiiten Ser 2eute
poaten ntdt gegen 8eutidlanb ober
Selterrei6 fantpfen, neil tie Ser
uonote 6ort baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
serInitlifte bes Rarineforps.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
g8afbington 15. sl,ni. -
Die gerImitIifte beg Nnrineforps
entbdlt 62 Mamen. Die fih nie folgt
berfbeiIen: Sm @anrpfe gefaIIen 8.
an @un6en geitorben 6, fdtper ber.
.tpunoet 48.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20

744,865 gaefrnten am 5. SUM re-
gifriert.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
@nfbington, Is. Stlni.
Die I'M Biiro oes @eneralprofoB elm.
qeben6en geridte fino iest faft bon.
itdn6ig uno seigen, 6ab fid am 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
1tuter MnHaae aefteQt.

Midigan giitp, Sesr1b., Ia. Sunni
@egen mebrere friibere Birtbe tulr-
oem beute Anflagen erboben. Sic
lollen berauib1poe @etrdnfe berfauft
baben, feitoe,s 6as ufnodentrodene"
5taotsgeiebt am 2. MpriI in 8irf.
ianfeit getreten tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
$4,000 gefansene; 100 Geidit
erbentet.

Wien, 90. Sltni. Ser anlf-
Iide geridt Inutet: auf bei6en Sci
ten Der @rentn erlteuerte Der Gein6
forttpdbren6 feline bergebfiden SIN.
ariffc aeaen 1,nfere uelien 5tenun-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Tin, ,peitere 100000 Wfann permebrt.

WQ1D1ngf011, 10. SuH1. = aOIe
@eneroIitabshef General Mar6 bea=
te befannt gab, finb Biz beute mebr
uIs 100000 on1erifoniibe Gruppen
nod Grorfrei6 geididt tporoen. nnf
sic 3abI Ser tpetter nod biniberge.
ben6en Er1tppen miro MIR b1trb Die
1oiiungsfraft Der fit fie benutba-
rem Sdiffe begrer5t, nteinte Der Sc
neral. uBir tper6en fortfabre1t, lie
in 6iejer g8eiie biniiber5ufenoen,
fiigte er bin5u
3u 0ielen 100000 mo11n geboren
alle 3tpeige, oie rrotbmenoig iinb, I'm
eine pon1tdnoige glrmee 5u biloelt, TO-
tuobl ser fdnrpfenoen mie Ser nidt
fan1pfenoen Gbeile. Mae 3oblen, Die
be8iiglih ser nod oriiben geianoten
Srnppen pon1 &riegsoepartement
ausaegeben neroen, meroen Die
gleibe 8a}is baben.
General Nard iagte, oas noffen=
Iidtli6e 3ie1 oes 6eutiden 8ormar=
1des biloeten eritens Sic &analbdfen,
oeren groberung es fir Gnglano
notbtpenbig MAIDEN miroe> Die
gruppenIenbungen tpeiter ieetpdrts
AT leiten, noo1trh lie berlang1alnt
n1o ser TRANSPORT gefabrli6er ge-
madt 1peroen tpiirbe, nnb 5tpeite1ps
9aris, 5as IoipobI bon GROCER itrate-
giider 8e6e1tung, tpie aud bon mo-
raliider 8e6entung fiir bas fron5o=
lilhe 8olf lit"
General Mor6 iagte peiter. baB
sic bier oeuti6en 8oritoBe, Die 1o=
tpeit unternonme1 puroen, ralle
Ebeile zines gerneinlamen Sffeniip=
planes" 1eien. 8is iest betrage Die
grtpeiterl1ng ber~aniierten sSrort bon
Geims Big an Sic See 66 Metlen.
Tim bieie 2inie 5l1 balten, ieien tpei-
tere Erlpppen 1totbig, unb Die Srage
ser idleunigen grtier,6ung Der ame=
rifanifhen Sra1ppen babe boo1trd al-
le iibrigen on 8ebel1t1ng iibertrof=
fen.
,gis tponn tuer6en 6ie amertfani-
fden Beritdrfungen groB genlg lein,
Inn 6ie 8alon5 btr1fidtli6 Der Wann=
idoften 5uguniten Der miierten tpie-
Ser ber5uitenen?" lautete ein bon
General Mar9 geridtete 5rage.
vgs 1T 11r1m0glid, ben Gag gu
nennen, an bent Die aniierten hume.
rid sic Dberba1t6 baben meroen,
Im1tete oie Mntport.
.Die 3obI Ser Eruppen an Der
Weitfront 1T eine Grage, Die ttidt al.
Iein er0rtert iperoen 6orf biniibtlid
Ser beraeitigen fein6liden, befonnten
@treitmo9t boieIbft; es barf niht
bergelfen iperben, 6ob neitere Dibi'
iionen bon Ser Dfffront su ertparten
finb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.

Act of Congress Of 2t October 9Th, 1917.
8aihington, II. Ssuni. =
Drei Ofiaionen gmerifaner peroen
am1 1. glngult nnter Ben 8aHen iein,
erfldrte 8roDoltgeneral @rotp6er bor
oen MilitdrausiduB oes Senats.
Die Nusoebnltng Der 4lterSgren5e
Ser 3iehungspflidtigea miro MOTH
tper0ig iein, fiigte er birt5n, menn
oie her5eitige Gote Ser ginberufung
beibebalten iperben ioa. 8al6 no9
on 1. s5ana1ar peroe &laile 1. er-
idopft fem.
Son Sen 2,428,0o0 Mann Ser
MolIe 1 ieien bereits $4,000 5n
SEN Sabnen gerufen. St bsran-
i6lagte, 6aB peitere 100000 Der
neuen ssSnt1i=Hegi1trierung IN Die erlte
&loiic rnbri5iert tperoen tpuroen,
nnb baB 6ur6 geeuflaiIifi5iernng
100000 Mam1 getponren tpiiroen.
Sragebogen itn6 msgetbeilt tporoen
unb Neupriifr1ng ser &egiItranten er-
folgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
June 20, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of II October 9Th, 1917.
81 o m, Is. sunni. : 9ie Deter
reider begannen belte morgen Z llbr
on Ser Sront pon1 Allago=Ylatau biz
Sur aiilte cine groBe Sffeniipe
Gieie slnfiinOigltng madte bellte
Hrelniern1i1tiIter Orlando Dor Ser
Observation-Disclosures ltn0 fiigte bin
5u:
ultnlere Srltppe1 leiltelr iiberuq
in grobortiger seiie sSi0erltano.
oeiterreidiid'e of5eni'oe # in st"l'en,
u M, is. Suni. Sbipobl sic
Situotien entlang Ser groBen balb=
n1onoforr1igen Sdladtlinie in 9eoro=
italieu nod etpas perldmommen
bleibt, bot es bod oen slnidein als
OBJ Sic SeIterreider 5u 9eginn ibres
goritoBes gegen Sic slrmee ser sStta=
Iiener 1tn0 ibrer 9lniierten nltr lpenig
erreid)t batten. 9ie eirIaufenbe1
geridte beIogen, oaB Ser Semi Don
ser lllteren Biabe uno norbDartS am
SluiIe entlang 511n Steben gebra6t
uno an peribiebenen Stenen iiber
ben 5Il1B 5uriidgeporfen nurbe. Son
Ser Eiape big an oie 8rer1ta, tpu Die
8eutiden in ibrem 8erlude, Ole al-
Iiierten 2irien 5u ourbbreden, IN
ben 8ergidIudten bororangen,
idei1t oie Gage geiidert 5u iein.
gs ldeint. Dob Die Seiterreider
brei erfolgreihe 8erfube urternnb-
nen, sic Giabe gu iiberidreiter. Ser
cine lpuroe liiblid) bon Mo1tteni, mo-
oie SdIa6tlinie Die Hiobe perldBt
u11o nod, @elten in bie Mlpen lteigt,
genta9t, Elm anoerer 5tpii6en @an-
oeln uno 3enlon, po 6ie Sefterrei-
der lesten yeobernber SEN JIuB ,iber-
ihritten unb cine 3eitlang eiren
griide11fopf unterbielter, ur6 Der
brittle BET 9ona 81 Hiape, ungefdbr
elf Meilen bon Ser Meiinbung oes
Sluiies. 8enigitens Elm She'll oieier
grlppen lit mieoer ouriidgetporfen
tporoen, ndbreno sic iibrigen ibren
a11fdngIiden erfolg nidt 5u ibrem
gortbeil 5u entlpideln pcrmodten
3iitbe11be Sample linb nod I'M
@ange, unb es tit tpabri6einli6, 6aB
Ser Sseino nod iduerere 5hldge I'M
ternebmen miro. 9ie SbatIdde ie=
ood, ooB Ser erite 8orltoB nidt cine
art 3uianrmenbrud beruriadte, mie
leeten Sftober als oie 9eutiden 11no
SeIterreider am Sfon5o angriffen,
ipridt gd1oe 51gunlten Ser Mnnab=
me, baB Der Shlag gegen Stalien
niht nit Ser 4raft gefiibrt miro, Die
sic Sffeniipe ser 0eutlden in 6raaf=
reid in ben letten orei geonaten ha=
rafteriiierte.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-08-01

One of the prominent workers to
be in attendance at the County Sun
day School convention at Riverdale
on August IT'S is Mr.. c. A. Wright
Of Chicago. His work throughout
the program will be under the gene
raj head of Teaching the Child"
This will include: L. Blackboard
work. ,. Paper cutting 3. Clay
modelling. 4. Map making. g. OBJ
ject lessons illustrations g. Sand
table demonstrations Z. Note book
work. 8. Plaster Of Paris model
making. 9. Attention methods. 10.
Record schemes This work will all
be practical for home teachers and
every Sunday school teacher should
be present This is the way to avoid
getting into a rut. Come and hear
him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-08-01

AT THE FRONT
Bravery of Men of Y. VI. c. A. al
Front Highly Commented on.

The following stories in regard to
the bravery of the Y. NJ. c. A. work
ers at the front was brought to the
attention of the Record Monday by
the county Y. NJ. c. a. secretary,
with request for publicity in regard
to the work that these men are doing
at the front:
Safety and a measure Of usefulness
in rebuilding the morale of the Rus
sian army have been accorded 100
American secretaries who were driv-
i en- back into the country when the
Huns advanced northward it was
made public here today by the Nation
al War Work Council of the Y. NJ. c.
A These men have been worrying
day and night TO re-establish the
spirit of the Russian soldiers in all
parts of that vast country. from Pet
rograd to Vladivostok and from
Archangel to the Caucasus.
During the past six months this
scattered band Of American men has
been the object Of German agents
hatred" says cable dispatch. by
sympathic propaganda through the
newspapers, by studied SANDER and
even with threats Of personal viol-
ence these exponets Of German Kul-
tur have tried to discredit and drive
out the Americans. But the Ameri-
cans have won their way into the
hearts Of the people.
ssfTba .bfaf IA, fg.,., ~ .l,o 4
can Y. NJ. c. A. workers has been in
caring for the thousands Of invalided
Russian prisoners Most Of the re-
turning soldiers were broken in
health; many of them died before they
could reach their homes-and died
with curses against Germany on their
lips"
Opportunities and facilities for Y.
NJ. c. A. work are being granted by
the present Russian government, it is
stated. and a call for additional men
Of first grade ability TO 90 to Russia
has been issued These men will be
chosen with a view to their ability to
contribute some constructive element
10 the Russian life of the future
Some will be agriculturists. others
business men Of leadership and CON
siderable part will be men skilled in
rural Y. NJ c. A. work in this country
All will 90 with the purpose Of help
ing Russia to help herself
Gable dispatches from Paris
show CONSPICUOUS bravery of Y. NJ C.
A. workers along front lines in the
front lines along the new offensive
NJ J Johnston, East Orange. y. j.
was cut off six hours by German bar
rage but finally broke through witt
an American squad He worked al
day bringing in wounded and assist
ing doctors in advancing dressing
stations.
G. A. Crisping, Charleston. H. anC
Rev f. A. Cunningham. Providence
served as stretcher bearers and cared
for wounded in dugouts until ordered
by commanding officer TO move back
All Y. NJ. c. A. supplies in the at
tackled zone were given free to tn,
soldiers, many of whom had lost thei
rations. Chocolate and biscuits wer,
used to stay their stomachs until new
supplies arrived.
w. II. Danworth Of st. Louis, Rich
ard of Rochester, n. Y. and other.
stuck to their posts in advanced area.
distributing supplies and helping
ambulance men in making the wound
ed more comfortable One secretar,
took twelve wounded men back to tn,
dressing station.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-08-01
Long Distance
MOVING
Stevens bros.
Phone Saginaw
~ Ot1r ExnpnSp

Large Padded Vans for Cross Country
Moving to All Points in Michigan,
Ohio and Indiana.
LARGE STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
STEVENS BROS. 49, Saginaw, Mich.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-27

In time Of war, the beneficent work
and influence OF these noble Organi-
ZatiOns cannot extend as fully as in
times OF peace-SDurn that state
ment as unworthy q citizen OF this
great liberty-loying and charitable
country Of ours. Dig down into the
innermoSt recesses Of the conscience
Of the one thus talking and you will
find that the cry against these or
ganiZatiOns comes from a desire to
hold fast that which he has while
posing as the champion Of charity
at home"
When one talks as our correspond
ent talks, that one Is doing an injus-
tice to our government, our great in
stitutions Of charity, the very funda-
mental principles OF our national life
Thoughtlessly, we believe, 1t Is done,
or in plque, or on the spur Of the
moment when some call for help has
come and has been rejected Let us
learn to "think twice before we
speak" and often no words will be
uttered. And such words as our cor
respondent uses should never have
been written, and they would have
found repose in the waste basket in
our Office but iOr the fact that we
know something Of the force, here
and there, of the argument that 81
sent my piece to the paper, but they
refused to publish it," When that
can be said by mal-cOntent, then
added weight is given to perverted
sentiments when eXpounded to
friends and others who so far forget
themselves as to listen.
In the whole article which appears
on the third page Of this issue, under
the caption zone Dissenting Voice"
even including the appended verses,
we find neither rhyme nor reason" "
We want every reader Of The Cou-
| rier to read the article referred to.
| and when that has been done, don't
stop until you have read the article
| appearing first on the same page.
| There YOU will find reason, patriot
ism, clf-abncgation-- pa
triotism in a nutShell-somcthin
worthy Of Il citizen OF a country like
| the Great American Republic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-27
HEAD OF GREAT FIRM
DOUBLES HIS WORK
GARLICK AMONG NEW WORKERS.
DOING GREAT THINGS.
WAS "AbII RUN DOWN.
Widely Known Business Man Tells
story that Will Encourage
Hundreds.

In the list of the men Of New York
who have done big things is the name
OF Morris Garlick. This man is Sec
retary of the Down Town Taxpayers
Association Of Brooklyn, represent
ing 100000 In realty holdings
alone In the heart of the great busi-
ness district. He was largely re-
sponsible for Brooklyn's noted Flat
bush extension, the great traffic ar
terry from the new Manhattan bridge.
He Is head Of NJ. Garlick & Co., of
181 Gold street.
Prominent in the real uplift work
of the worlds greatest city, he holds
the deep respect Of thousands with
whom he comes in contact in bus-
ness, political, church and fraiernal
affairs. Since boyhood, and for as
years, he has labored. He Is now 81
years old. 1t is only natural that,
with all his activities, the strain
should begin to tell.
Maybe | have overworked," said
Mr.. Garlick. but, at any rate, | be-
gan to suffer from broken rest, loss Of
appetite, failure to assimilate the
nourishment needed, and nervous
ness" he explained. 1T is what the
avergae man calls all run down."
and there are a lot Of us in every
city. felt as If l needed something
to build me up-something that
would bring back the strength was
losing; something that would help
take away the worries, give me a real
appetite, tone up my stomach and
! Whole system and quiet my nerves.
Through friends ] heard Of new
medicine, Tanlac.. and decided that if
, it could help others, it ought to help
me. too, so tried Tanlac. And now"
he cOntinued--for work Is his big
thought in life--"I can do twice as
much work as ] could before. My
nerves are quiet. | rest we'll, enjoy
meals, because my stomach digests
my food, | am stronger and feel won
derfully better"
When men like Norris Garlick en-
dorsc medicine, there can be no
further proof asked. lie felt it was
his duty to tell OF Tanlac to help 9TH
crs. No other medicine ever has won
such support. Because Tanlac is the
reconSlructive. system purifier and
stomach tonic. supreme for weak, all
ing men and women who need more
siren 9Th, better digestion and revital-
! iZatiOn OF the nervous system, it re-
| ceires endorsements like this.
Tanlac, the master medicine. is
! sold exclusively by Bells Drug Store,
Walhalla; J. c. Cain. Oakway; Sa-
lem Drug Co.. Salem; Seneca Phar-
| macy. Seneca: Stonecypher Drug
| Co. Westminster; Hughs & Dendy,
Richland.--Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-27

nesday night at 10 o'clock. She was
buried at Bethel Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock, after funeral services
conducted by the pastor. Rev. Mar
tin The sympathy Of the commu-
nifty goes out to the bereaved ones.
Mrs. Caroline Whitfield is improv-
ing after n serious illness with pneu-
monia.
j. n. Brown made a business trip
to Columbia the first Of the week.
ID. p. Tate, IIoyt Thomas and
Charlie Nix are in Townville to-day
purchasing mules.
w. l.. Thomas has purchased a
new Ford truck.
We are glad to say that prayer
meeting at this place has started
again. after being stopped on account
OF bad weather.
Rev. G. d. Boyd, our pastor is i'm
proving.