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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

rrDstntualifd niebr yreiipinise seg
hent, old onoere 9lniien. SIN @ers
bdItniB Su ibrer 3atl unh BsrmD,
eensDerbdltnifen bctbsiIissn iis iih in
grDberem Mabe ols anbere &laHen
on ben Stihuungen ouf bic 3riegsan'
leihen. Sn bieIem Sole MAIDEN biz
beutfbe augenb Der Spariamfeit
ebenfo uie bic pieI beIuuseHs
oeutfbe 9rsue iid seItenb. 9ieis
Sunsignng gu Der ameriianif1en
9eimotb Gubert iid unferes Grs
Hefens in befonbers bsahtenss
ipertber Wciis bdburd, bab Deuis
fchs, bic obipobl iie iein 8iirssrredt
heiaben, dilsgeboben iuurben, iest iiH
getrGntt fiiblen, neil man iie aus bies
fem grunbe ipieber sntldbt. Gs 1T
elm ipunberbarer @eiit Der ginigtsit
unb srsus, Der biefss 2anb purds
itrOmt. Wobl tnnn unfere Regieruns
iid riibmen, bob fe einsn feftcren
SaIt am @plie bat. aIs isbtptbe ans
bers Resisrung.
Wir brnuhen tppbl niHi gu iassn,
bab bas niht nit blobem 3ufan 3u
ertlGrsn 1T. mo 2iebe beiiebt, 1T iie
setpedt iporben unb 1T iis perbient.
Der 3auber liest In unieren freibeits
Iihen @tnrihtungen unb In oem libes
raIen 9siIie, nit pel6em bos aass
Ianbiide Clement bebanbeIt porbsn
1T. Mdn bat biefes feinsn lditiseu
geidrdnfungen unieriporfen, bat ss
nidt nit feinblihem Sinn bebonbeIt,
ionbern Sebem seftattet, nod isinsr
gigenari gu Ieben unb mad ipie Dor
ipirb bisfe Weisbeit bic b09fte Resies
runsstunii in bieiem 2anbe fein, Sus
nal nod elmer ioIden Jsusrprobe.
ipie iie iebt gema6t iporben III, ,s
ii& seist, ME sldn3enb iie i4 be-
ipdbrt.
Bel einem Bantett, bas In Gbis
caao itattfanb, iparsn 0ertretsr bon
fe4sis Rationalitdten 3usegen unb
ale bra6ten bic sleiGe geaeifieruns
fiir bic Ger. Staatsn gum Nusbrud.
Rein 2dnb Der grbe bat @ebulihes
auJupeiien, aus BEN sinleu6tenben
bnb tein 2anb ben sleiden
Iiberalen geiif sesen ale RIaHeu Der
SeDSItsruns betunbet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
@ie anetbsteu eutiteben.
RabItab Der @oltstbiinlIidteit. Der
goHsuIu1o aIs Grfiipoer urlo ger.
bretter. - 9e Sdeioentiin5e oeS
g;olfeS

8enn beoeilteitOe 2eutc seiicrbel;
iino pber ipeim iie bel irgeno
eincm beionoeren ereigniiie oie
aagelnei,le giufulerfiaHteit Git lld
IeIrte1, fam man einen Whnblrab
onIsgeu, Oh fie Do[fstbiimIib sepor.
ben linb, naullib SaSlrdl. oaB MAJ,
oaraui adtet, OBJ Don ibnen aHefooten
beridtet perSen. Ger gegriii anef'
oote tuirb pielfa6 tii melt gefatt, in
bem man iebes beIiebise Sfer5port
coer gar jeoen ggis. ME er .. .. in
ben 1slieeenben glatteru iid iinoei.
ais anefopte beBettHet. 20 bort mar
manhnaI non einem glnefootenerJab.
Ter rcoen, Der als Der Shrefen ieoes
geiclliaen 5iites be3eidlnet fpiro; oie
neueiten imo ilteiten aulauer, @ort.
ipiele, Sd,erje ulb SdInurren ailf
Die gciitloieften uno ipigloieiten. iuie
iie bonn 3ei.einfluiie ailfaepQrfer
peroen, hat er ailf ieiuer 8al5e iino
nit Der Med,onif eiues Spredlnuio.
maicn roIli er lie nrittels ieiuer 3unge
ab, nienlano oomit perifoneno iinb
jeorrmam ifIiebIidl bis sur lin.
ertrdgIitfeit Iangtpeilenb. obuc oab
ein gntrinnen moalidl III. Der Dor.
rifle Dlenih bat feiHen gtnnen 5ri
mircft. er ersdhIt nIles, ober eieerIt-
Iihe gtnefooten fiuo Ieltcn babel.
9tnefboten Inn eieertliden Sinne
betreffen itets cine beitimlHte. befann.
te Geri6nlidHeit. inb beaiehen iid IN
iracno ipelder @eiie o1if cine Sarlb'
Ilinn Sieier BcrIonlidlfeit. Sic iirc
aIio GrsdbIuneen In fiirseifer, fnapn-
iter Norm nit elmer Sonbluna, bic
Sem befanrten Character Sieier obcr
iener 9erion erfipridt, BON iinbe'
fannten 9euten er,dbIt iih Der goIfs.
numb. Der. grfinber ooer Berbreiter
Der Anefooten. feline 'oldlen, iper oem
@cIfe alcid,aiilfis lit, miro Der Gbre
nidit 1efuiirSigt. anf bieie @eiie I'm
@eb6ttnif Ser gtndtpeIt forfsulebeu.
Gus @off fernt feine sfoinnienb1n.
nence biograpbifde G,eifadte Der
Rer'onen, fir bic es I'D, irtereifirt.
es font mir eirpeIne 8iige BON ihucn
ohne 2eihenfolue oiif lrnh behalf nlIr
bicie i'm @e61d,tnis, dber ale 6ieie
2iine mi''en auiommen baTien iic
niiffpn. fperm iie Mtrh ben Sdmmler
betDust oneinnnher aereiht iper6er.
Dem ghorofterbilS entinrehel. eos
I'D, hos ssoIf BON Der betreffen5en
Rerf1nlidFef nerudt rat. nidd es
Dor Der dpfd,ittfifen Wohrhrit itorb.
haIten oSer mebr ODER ipeniger bon
ihr abtpeid,en.
ssu Der llrseit. Der ainbheitsaeit ei.
nes sso1fes. fpem man iif 70 mis.
hriifen Sorf, bdIt es bns @nhcrfen ON
feline Seroen aiif roefifdp @eiie fefi,
oieie eridpirer, In oen oieberr Ses ebi.
ften ToFsaefnras. I'm @oIfsebos.
bus IN fpdterer 0eif oarrh Die QinIt
su cfnpm einbeitIifen Ganaen mehr
cher ninber ue1rnaen suformenas.
fiat tDir6. auf iolGpr i'm BoH emf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05


iia bsnlen iann. unb renn cs gilt.
einsn gtnseNorisen 81 unttrifiiseu.
ber iein Gebsn fur bic 6nmilie unb
bic @elammtbeit In bic S4an3c
ihldst Das iinb Griinbe, bis gum
Weritanb unb gum 9ersen rtben unb
Riemdnb. Der fd BON folder lInter,
itiibuns ausIdIiebt, tSunte baB bcr
icinem 9elpiFen peranttporten. Air
ertporten babsr, bab bic Deutihnl
gang Defenders iid bur9 bic Griper,
bnns bon ioIhen Sparmarteu brr
portbun iperbsn unb mir finb nod
bem mas iest f9on tpahrnebmbar 1T,
iiberaeust, baB ipir biertn teine Gnt.
tGui4ung erfabreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

D..
Der 3iiss ~ uidF serabe Elm Gefibl
ber WobIluA er3eugf bcttn. benn ben
fcmpii5irteu, foii rnFfinirtsn Wle4ds
nismus Der beuiieen Mdaen bitten
bisienisen pom bumols ni9t. unb "a
iast oenus. lpenn uns aus isnen erfen
9dstH Ieip5isdd@iffdt GifentdbnIpss
Tens beridtet ipirb: ~Ddmit beim Nm
baItsn Der Uedimine burn bos Gufs
sinanbsrfobrer bsr Wugen iein 5u
ifarftr StotJ entitebe, iinb porn uilb
binten an iebem berislttn berporhsbsns
be - man bore! - poiiisr % unsts
bra4t, bic beim MpriIdsn ssnau auf.
g. RoItfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
als Sas SauipirOk Fam.
Nus ben friibeiten Sasen bts Giiens
babHs3sitaItsrs. sriftn Ganr'
Ten Spiidan asipsis unb Srss'
ben. - Gsittass.

Di. alts fGGiiidx Msbs uub San'
beIsitabt aeipSis tam ii4 riihusn
nunmebr ben srobten Babnbof Guro'
pos su tefibsn. Die Iebteu Spurtn
jener tlsinsn gauten iinb peridnpain'
ben. su bensn mon nit Giols mans
bette. LIN BON ibnsn aus ii9 BON
Dampfrob na9 Rprb unb @iib. mad
on unb Msit brinesn iu Iaifsn. aut
oiclc tleinrn guiiten pnren mir yscdl
fciger nod) fleinerer unb bieI print.
tiberer SaIlen, oeren 1lteiie, Der
Gresoener gcbnbci, Der erite Sabn.
tof in Sohien iiberbaiipt mar. Gs
oirite Cullen mad gltben trngen bel.
bcn, tuolie man ni,i bic gntitebnng
Der eriten fdddiiheH Giienbabn in
aiIsiiibrlifer @eiie Suriidfommen.
@enn man in @orten Der 0eitec.
noiieH lieit bon ben 3uii1uben iener
ainoseit Der beiitiden Gijenbabn,
bcnn III man iair 81 Ieif,t eeneiet,
iiber mniii,es 5u Iaf,e1i. gtiht nit
Siedt, benn Der 2eier bieier 8eiIen
iriro itai,nen, hdb jene eriie idd]iifd,e
gabn in ben eriten Gasen 2eiinineeu
Giftuies, Die unieren bel,tieen Der
bdltniiien in manderlei @e5iebiingen
faum etiDaS, ooer bod MIR tpenig
nahgabeu, ia, beriidiidtiat man ben
Stano Der Giienbabniehnif jener
Seit, modte man iib periiiht fiiblen,
5il beboiipien ieile eriien 2eiinnteen
paren nod GROCER oils Die beiltiseh
Nabesu ott Sdbrsebnte iino ins
2ano gegnnaen. ghir nsfiige leben
nod. bic bdinals. oils ainber ober
bolbniidyiige g9eIt. uno Stnfrsbiir.
ger, I'M @eSr1nae Der Id,aiiIuitigen
9Penge niIsbdrrten, iim ienem biiio.
ridden Moment bet5iiinohnert, ipeniee
merSen iid Der Siun6e beIer 9eeei.
iieriing erinnern fonnen, bo am Z.
apriI 1889 Der eriie 8ue bon 2eip'
sia dbiiibr, UNI an Tag oaronf bic
fonigIidbe SoiHilie uah 2eip5ig 81
trinaen, ienes oenfipiirbisen @reig.
n;iIes, beiien bebeuhingspoae Irdg.
ipeiie noh fein slugenseuge Sornals
3ll ermeiieu permodte, ionbern bic
crit I'M Saiiie Der 3eit unb Der grob.
ortieen gntipifI,uns oes Giieribobn.
ipeiens pou gespiirbigt lperoen forlnte
Die Gtrede 5piihtn Der alien
Msbs unb Der ihnitiiEnisen Saupt.
unb Rsfib<nsfnbi Sa4ieHs. slDii6<n
benen felt Sabrbupberten 10 pisIs
Wtrbinoungtn iuItureller arbsit Be-
itnnSsn, tpar nit giftuf4ifnen beIest
unb bsibs Orts iornii busa sinen
Dsriebrspes Derbunbea iporben. Der
bic 8iirssr 2eipsiss unb DresDens
MN aud perf0ulit tn rtgern Ysrs
iebr brinaen folts. SIN Griibiabr
1889 ipnr bieisr Giisnptg pcIlsnbet
uHb zauisnhe aus ben nniisgenoen
Orif91ftsn mSsn fsin Merbsn fOpfs
S6iiitslnh betrd@tst boten. streifelnb
on Der 3ipedmdbigfsit, Disls uu6
speifeInb an Der Ul5sI:tieit bts ge,
lineeus. BIB ibnen ter Gisstsruf bts
Dnmpfroits gslInib pertiinbets: 90.
Der Dompf. i9 BIN Die sraft unb bic |
Wo9t cures Sobrbunttrts! Simmer
naber Tom Der grobe Tag. irnmsr ers
sportangsbolIer barrie bns @cIi !
Saditns unb ieinsr anliesen6sn !
2anbsrttilt. nm erregieiien fsIbFiber. |
iiGnbli& atipsiss 9iirgsti9dfi. Wans !
dsrI<i ecb es ia i6on Dor BEN z. !
afpril ,u fhnufn, .. Q. bic WuseH |
bel srfsa 8usss. saHsit sfisns De-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

Sn btfeutIiasR Diusen
einbeit. in minber ipsfeutIi9en Din.
gen Jreibeit unb in allen Dinger
Sreunplidteit TIT bic bette Resierunsss
MARINE, bic ii4 AUDI ftets srfplgrsidh
eripiefen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

- Sn gounssiOfpn. g.. iDaroe
grau emma Wlumfprb. Ruttsr bon
feds ainbern. BON ihrm eiferiiAtis
aen oiebbaber eugene 8. gb1pmon
burd5 finf Merolperidiiiie Iebensses
fdbrlid prwunbst, iDor@f Gbduaau
ii1 ftlbit erf8ob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
9ienitas, ben 5. Sebruae 1918.

Cine siufidtise unb libes
raIe Resieruns tit INNER cine itarts
&egisruns seipefeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
apbalitGt pirb ni4t mi

apbalitdt ipirb ni9t nit
gBorten, Ionbern nit Ebaten betpielen
unb cine Defenders giiuitise SeIegen,
belt fir bic probe auf ben patrioe
tismua bieteH bic 4riegsmarten in
ihren beridiebeneu yormen. Sieie
toerben ben breiteu 9olismaiIen, bic
ni4t nit 9liidssiiteru ssiesnet iinb,
ansebOteu, bamit aud iis ibr She'll
sur unteritiiBung Der Rssierung
beiautrageu bermogen. gu uniere,
eroben gefriebisuns ma9en mir bic
gtabrnsbmuns, bnb fir biefe Sorm
Der Nnlttbe in ben beutf6en @ereiner
nit srObem gifsr setuirtt Dirb unD
ou9, pie gu beo5o9ten 1T, nit ii6t-
Iihem @rfolge @ir balten es 9erabe-
gu fiir ieIbitDsritGnbIi9, bab ieber
beitfhe @erein obne 2lusnabne einen
peisntliaen Sbeil feinsr auf 3inI.n
reierbirten Gelber in foIaen Spar
marfen, epentueu in 2ibertp Bombs
unlesen pirb, iopeit bas nod nidt oez
f9ebeu 1T. Tfit slei9sr 8eitimmt6eit
eriporten min ieboh, bub bieIer pas
friotii6e Seift ii6 ni6t blos in iebem
oeuti9en @erein, foubern aud in jes
bem beutf9en Seim betunben nirh.
Sort beiteht cine gon5 befOnbere @ers
onlafung. Gs gibt faum eine beutI6e
camille, BON Der nidlt elm QndebDriz
ger i'm 9tenft beg 8aterldnbeg
fiebt Oamit III gefagt, bab Tie nit
isber &riegsmarts fir bns Boblerz
eeben bieies @nge65riaen foret.
Demna6 pirb bumit ebenfo eire
BfIi9t segen bic Tamilie, pie seaeu
bic Gefammtbett erfiilt unb bas tpiro
unb iollte nit I'm 70 groBerer 8eqeiz
tteruns unb in benz m6eIi6it fpeiten
llmfangs geideben, neil ieber Geni,
ben mon fir bic JamiIie unb bos
BaterlaHb bettrdgt, nit reihli6en
3fnfeH 5uriiderfottet iperbeu pirb.
Wern mir ben SaI IN Der WeiTe
borfellen, bab Semanb ieineu Gobn
pber sinen Gngeb6rigen nit einem
tihr anselegteH Darleben ppn %
Gents ben Gag unterftiisen i6nnte,
bas nod basu 3infen trGst, tpiiroe es
fefbftoerfdnbIid fteinsn, bab iebe
SdmiIis, gleihuieI pie es NIT ibrem
@erm0gen beitelt iff, fi4 DpFsr aufers
legeH iDiiroe, I'm biefe unteritiisuns
gstpdbren gu fonneu. Dn mub es
aud nm 10 ielbftueritdnbIi6sr f9ei=
men bab man biefe Opfer bringt,
ipenn bic Siherheit unferer Reaiss
rung aebcten ipirb, bic bod bierin
Die abfOIutefe Getpdbr biste!, bic man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati ON February 4
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
@eIeseutlt9 rest fi6 Der @ers
ger iiber bic beutidfeinbIide SeIins
nung setpiHer Meni9su in bieiem
&anbe unb man 1T iiber bieies llns
reht erbtttert. gber bic Rube tebrt
ipieber, penn man ii6 srinnsrt, bab
bic Resieruns bieies 2anbes eine fols
de SeinbIidieit ni6t anrest, ionberu
fie 3uriidbGIt. Sol9e &unbsebunsen
itommen, ipie Der Director bes publir
fations Bureaus in Waibingtpn
beutlih unO beSeidnenb in ieiuem
S4reiben on ben biefisen 0eutfGs
Mmeritaniiden Stabtnerbanb geia9t
bat, ppn vminber perontportliheB
SteIlen." gfiht minber 1T bieier
aesen bic Osutiheu freuublihe 9eiit
Der Regierung erfihtli9 aus ben Grs
mabnungen an bic Beamten. iDel9e
bic Regiitrirung Der ni6t naturalis
firten Seutf9en Dornebmen, bieJe
freunoli4 gu bebanbeln. gBie ipert5s
bon bas TT, lam man am beiten an
ben 8erhdltnifen berienigen 2Guber
trieben, mo Resierunsen bic Sebs
gesen niat sinseborene Glements Der
SepoIieruns idiiren. llniere Reggie
runs finbet jebc9 ben pollen 2ohn
fir bieIe ginIidt. sic IN Der sreue
aller ni4t eingeborenen 2eute, gang
teiDnbers Der Deutiden, auf bas Bes
ftimmtefs perfidert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on February q,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9Th. 1917.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
SUGAR RATIONS CUT;
LIMIT is TWO POUNDS

Atlanta, Ga, July 29-The necessity
for reducing Georgia's sugar ration
to the extent of three million pounds
means that DR.. A. M. Soule, the state
food administrator, must draw more
heavily than at any other time upon
the patriotism and cooperation OF
the people OF the state.
Beginning August l, the state vii!
have an allotment of only $4,000
pounds, which means that every per-
son in the state will have just two
pounds per month as his or her share
1t means also, that each person in the
state will have to deny himself Or her
self the state OF things for awhile
in order that the world that is fight
ing and suffering may have share
in the sugar of the world.
DR.. Sou1e declares that in the face
of Georgia's splendid record in con-
serving flour, he has no doubt in the
world that the sugar reduction will be
strictly adhered to, and that Georgia
will establish another record in the
savings OF sweets.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
HARRIS WILL WIN
BY A BIG MAJORITY

Atlanta, Ga, July GAS the time
for the primary draws nearer the
friends of William J. Harris are gain
ing in confidence daily. This con-
fdence was expressed at Harris
headquarters yesterday, when DR.. L.
S. Ledbetter, Harris manager, de-
clared that within the last week every
material progress has been made by
Mr.. Harris in various parts of the
state.
DR.. Ledbetter reiterated his claim
that Harris will carry certain counties
by an overwhelming majority, and Of
fered convincing facts and figures in
support OF his claims.
He characterized the claims of the
Howard managers as absurd" and as
the best possible indication that they
do not even know how the race is
running, and from the hundreds OF
letters at the Harris headquarters
showed excerpts that prove some Of
the states's best known leaders have
no doubt whatsoever as to Harris
victory.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
REDUCTION OF POWER
SERVICE ANNOUNCED

Atlanta, Ga, July 26.-Excessive
war demands and the long drought
have necessitated the reduction of
power service by the Georgia Railway
and Power Company, according to a
statement issued yesterday by Raw
son Collier, head of the sales depart
mcnt The communication was ad-
dressed to 100 power users in the
state, and asks that they discontinue
their use of the companys hydro
electrical service unless further mott
fed.
In the event OF sufficiently heavy
rains, the notice says, the company
may be able to continue its service;
otherwise the plants making war
supplies will be given precedence at
Ter August first.
The water level is daily sinking
lower i'll the reservoirs Of the COM
pany, and there is no relief in sight
except through heavy rains.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
ONLY ONE THING NOW LACK
ING-MONEY

Il have doctored nine years for
stomach and liver trouble and spent
thousands of dollars, but instead of
becoming cured of these ailments, my
bloating and pains and attacks be-
came worse. | was persuaded year
ago to take Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy and have never suffered since TAX
ing the first dose. | wish | had the
money back l spent for other medi-
cine" 1t is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments, including appended
It's. One dose will convince or mo-
ney refunded. For sale by Denmark
Drug Co., and druggists everywhere.
adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
COOK COUNTY CREATED

Atlanta, Ga, July 27-The bill
that has been passed by the house
authorizing the creation of new
county to be called Cook county
draws attention by it's name to the
splendid record of two holders of
public Office in the state, the late Phil
ip Cook, secretary of state, and his
distinguished father.
The naming Of the new county in
their honor was gratifying to those
in the office of the secretary of state,
as the records of the office have borne
eloquent testimony to the manner in
which Secretary Cook carried forward
the work.
Secretary OF State H. B. Strange,
who was appointed to the Office at
the death of Secretary Cook, has filed
special report in which he pays
tribute to Secretary Cook. He has
retained all of the former employees
of the office, and expects to continue
the splendid record of his predeces-
SOr.
He will offer for reelection in the
coming primary.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
WORTH OVER s125
A BOTTLE, he SAYS
MALLORY DECLARES 4 BOT
TIES OF TANLAC RELIEVED
HIM ENTIRELY AFTER HE
HAD SUFFERED IS YEARS.

Il wouldn't take FIVE hundred dol
lars in cash for the good that four
bottles of Tanlac did for me-" said T.
M. Mallory, a we'll known farmer
of Stonewall, Georgia, short time
ago.
For forty-fve years I suffered al
most every day." he continued, land
was SO crippled up with rheumatism
that | had to hobble around on crut-
ches. My knees were so stiff | could
hardly bend them, and often | have
been so weak that l have had to take
my bed for weeks at time. More
than half the time couldn't do any
work. | had indigestion and stomach
trouble, too, and my back hurt me
so bad that | couldn't lay on my left
side at all | tried every medicine I
saw advertised and many prescrip-
tons besides, but | kept getting
worse.
My brother living in Atlanta told
me what Tanlac had done for him and
begged me to try it. Well, sir, | have
taken four bottles in all and | have
thrown by crutches away, for the
rheumatism is entirely gone and l
can jump two feet off the ground
without hurting me bit. I feel as
we'll as l ever did in my life"
Tanlac can be obtained from Den
mark Drug Co., Fitzgerald, Ga; Giles
Drug Co., Pitts, Ga; Paxon's Drug
Store, Abbeville, Ga; Vischer's
Pharmacy, Rochelle. Ca; Wilson'S
Pharmacy, Pineview, Ga. adv
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
MOONSHINERS HAVING
HARD TIME IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga, July 26.-Geqrgia
moonshiners are having a hard time
since Uncle Sam launched a major
offensive against the manufacture of
whiskey two weeks ago. Since the
special campaign began 100 illicit
stills have been destroyed and the
good corn liquor has been flowing
freely to the branches.
Ninety-six arrests have been made,
a special detail OF officers having been
engaged in sweeping Georgia from
boundary to boundary since July |.
In addition to raiding the stills,
the officers have included the round
up of slackers in their drive, and
numerous side excursions have re-
suited in the breaking up OF several
nests of deserters. 'a,,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
MISUNDERSTAND-
ING OF FACTS

1t seems to have been enormously
construed by some and is being ma
liciously represented by others, that
l am no longer practicing dentistry
here at Fitzgerald, but had moved
away and had given up my practice
here
l desire to correct through this me-
dunn this misunderstanding and if it be
malicious Misrepresentation or false
hood by others, and say that | have
NOT GIVEN UP MY PRACTICE
here, and that my family is only tenn
porarily away for season, and fur
Their that | am actively and busily en-
gagged in the practice here at the same
location, associated with DR.. Turner,
and fully intend to remain in the prac
tice here, and CAN ASSURE MY
MANY PATIENTS and FRIENDS
that ! shall be regularly in my office
here ready and glad to serve them.
While it is true | am connected
with Pyorrhca and Prophylatic In
Urinary in Atlanta which requires that
give some of my time and which
ncccessitatcs my being out of my Of
flee here only part of my time. This
| DO NOT ALLOW TO INTER
FERE WITH MY PRACTICE here,
as ALL WORK IS DONE BY EN-
GAGEMENT OR APPOINTMENT.
SO should such report come to your
ears, please refute it, and direct your
friends that they can be waited on at
any day in the week by us.
Most respectfully,
DIR. c. A. HOLTZENDORFF,
eviAl Dentist.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA

The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder has
a record of 95 per cent cures of Hog
Cholera. If you feed your hogs as
directed, you need never fear hog
cholera nor any other hog disease.
And the directions are very simple,
just about what you are doing, plus a
few cents worth of B. A. Thomas
How Powder in the feed twice a
week.
Usually, though, Cholera gets in
before we know it. Then it requires
close attention to each hog-each
hog must be dosed-and if you will
dose them as directed, you will save
better than 90 per cent. If you don't
the B. A. Thomas medicine costs you
nothing. Wc-not some distant man.
your money back
Watt & Holmes Hardware Co. Mt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-29
REV. HAM AFTER THE POPE


Atlanta, Ga, July 2o.-Rev. w. ].
Ham, who, as pastor of the Baptist
Tabernacle, is acquiring quite a rep
utation for fearless speech, paid his
respects to the pope in recent SER
mon, when he declared that the pope
of Rome shall have no place at the
peace table of the Allies when the
time comes to consider the terms Of
peace"
Mr. Ham declared that Woodrow
Wilson had handled most diplomat
cally the delicate situation arising
from the participation of the pope in
the recent peace feelers sent out by
Germany. He said that the president
placed the responsibility directly on
the shoulders of the pope; and saved
the Catholics of the country from the
propaganda of the Huns.
Mr.. Ham asserted his belief that
the church and state should remain
apart, and that no denomination
should have hand in debating the
terms Of peace.