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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-16
Htbtnprpbutte Ser yranerti.
Sbrr initematiidc SeriuertbnHs bon
Der gsbensmittel. Ibmiui,tratiOlt
aageregt.
Gis @eiuesnns iOa iibers san5c eanb
getrasen iueroeu.

IaB in oen 8ereiftigten StdateH
auf Die gctIperthung Der ytebenpro'
onfte Der Snoultrie 5u menig 8eirht
gelegt pirb, iii allbefmult, uno oa mir
bt5her immgr aus Dem 8oIlen ge'
idjopit baben, lit l1ns Sieic gcmaltige
8eridnpenbung ME red,t jiun getpubt.
liein gefummen. Ios iii iebt aIloers,
no SpariniHfeit tutS Soushulten 5lir
9,arole geiporoen iino. auf Anre.
gung bes IofaIen Sebensmittel.aun.
troueilrs Or. gIlure lit MN cine Be
pegung eingeIeitet rporoen, Die iiber
ods aan,c gdr6 getraaen weroen iolI
lHtS oie 9eripertbuHe oieiep @roollfte
5inn 3eif bat.
Diit oen grduereien ioa Der an.
iau9 geInnd't fperoen. Gu bieiein 3ipef
erificnen one Serren Seon 9lutt,
8oriiser oes greisfirirungs. .aomnlit.
tees, uno SER G,ultob aonig, ser bic
gertpenSung Der granereiriiditdnoe
sum 9lriDutititSinn genladt bot, am
9onneritng 9tadInrittag Dor Der 8er.
eiHisuns Der grauneiiter nno geitern
Ratrmittag in gleid)er @iiiiion por
Der @ereiuignng Der 9rauereibgiFer
iiro beioe aDrperidnften iiterten Den
Serren ber5lidTte llnteritisuus uno
3uiomnienarbeiten 3u.
gs iei 6emerft, ooB in BEN Bran.
rien bislang mr. Die RiiditduSe oes
@rdiiteiiels, 0as Jog. .grgtpers'
Grain, als 9iebflttter 8eripcrloung
geflinoen bot, Die piel lpitItigere &eie
aber Nft Sier ioa MN Der Sebel
nngeicbt per0erl Soerr gIod iprad,
i'm aagemeinen iiber Die SadJe, aber
Serr aonig urtcrbreitete 3abIen lno
Goten ino snb and Ratbfhfnge be.
treffs Der SeriteIlinresmethoben ltnb
Der fon1mer5ieIlen 0cnuertblng Der
Sefe.' gr fibrte aus, odb bunoert
Barrel Bier etipa Gin Barrel Sefe,
ritfitono ergeben ltrlo, ooS gorrcl MIR
3m einem Collar beredlnet, ipiiroe 6us,
ole @eidnrntiabritntion oes 9anoes
ins 9liige gefatt, eine griparniB bon
Millionen ergeben. gIus Sefe famr
Elm por3iiglides araftiittter im6 elm
iforferooiger gliig beraeitcat Deroer,
uno es III bereftet iuoroeIt ooB 90
Millioten Bflno DSaiS 9eipart iper-
ben fonren. Die jest IN ser @iebiiitter.
nuo Standardization 6erarbeitet pcr.
ben. Gie giiienidnit bot ierner In
Ser Sefe perfdlieSene tpidltiae meoi5i.
niidle Giarnidaitcn elttoecft itno and,
ioIfe, Die eine gerpcnouHg mir
ntcnifllidle Gabuma 5ulaiiet. That.
iSdlih lit Die gieIieitigreit Der Der.
Derobarfeit Der Sefe nod Ianse niht
ertrmoet unO Die denriihen ,Soridum.
aen bereiten beItanoia neue lleberra.
if)unsen,
Die graiiberren iaben oic @eIeser.
bet, Die lie oem rattonnlen Tienit
lciiten fonnen, uno Den eigeuen @or.
tbeil Iebr tpbbI elm un0 ueriprof,en.
Den glan Der Scfepermertbura nidt
MIR in Die @irtIiftett lunicsen 5u
tpollen, ionoern audi ibren giufIub
arf3nbieteit Inn bic grmtereien oesI
2anoes eIeihfais oa5u 3u 6etpeaen.
Ma6 bieicr Hidytllne miro aub Gle
naticuaIe ssooo gIbminiitration ibd.
tig iein, bon Ger ia Der erite Nnitof
alisgeannaett 1T. @s mtf natiirIid,
pcritauoen iuerber onb Die @iinid;c
Der 6ooo slbnliniiHoticn MIR erfiiut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-16

ssln in 6otels, Rcitaurunts, alubs
unO anbersn Offentli4en SpttIelotda
len. Golden 9siGdften 1T es con ieBt
on osrbotsn, elmer psrioH Bel elmer
WoblSeit mebr als SDei rn3en Deiz
5eHbrot obsr mebr aIs bier llH3sn
Wais. cbsr 9rabams8rot gu ferpis
rem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-16

roner ecnelbst tpurbe, ptoBli9 aus
bem aeben eerufen. slls tr beim
Usittdgstif@ fab, fouroe er BON q,
mem 6ersi4las betroffen unb mar
na9 fptutgen ausenbliden cine Sds
DE. Der Uerforbene mar Der Batter
Don Miniam 2obnis, bss prdfibens
ten Der Gobnis gompanb in Hors
fpopb. O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-16
SsstiAes 1beater.
Nnrseu sl6enb Die Weier.sSuGy"
5nm geusfis fiir pelene Nod.

upipfWsluHg It pIe Bur3e, aiit
anf ber bramatii4en Speiietaf,l. Bon
bieiem ridtissn Gtanbpuntt ausse=
benb bat Direction S9mio fir bic Dor
iieaaHe an nd9itsn Gonntaa Elm
Uoltsiiiid aus benz 9ebirgslekn ang,s
deBi, Die 0siers DallD" Don Dilbels
mine Don 5iaern. 3uslsi9 III Der
ysnefi3s uuS ebrsnzabenb fiji unIers
talentDOae 2isbbaberin 9elene Rod.
Die Jreunbe unieres beutlhen Ibeae
tsrs babsn ionit Geleaenb,it, Der
Ipertbpullen aiinIiIerin ibre poblDers
bienie alnsriennung fir bic pd5renp
Der Suiion sebotensn @eniiHe IN pais
isnber meiIe gum alusbrud gu brins
gen.
Die @siersDaIlp" tn etns iensr
lptnigen 9p!tsItude. bic iid immir
auf Der giibne erbolt.n. Rein riibriss
!ises Wisloorama, ionbsrn frifG aus
BEN Sebsn Der 9llpeHbepobn,r aesrtts
fen, iuie iie tpirllid I'm geben bortoms
men. iuis man ibn.n tagiigli6 beeess
net. grnfe unb beitere, bumorbclIe
Sjsnen ipehieln bic 5anoluna unb es
III tein Humber 5u neunen. bab ySis
ejeiirs WnIp" INNER nisoer nit aros
btm GriOls ssssben ipire. Die 9enes
fiSiantin ipielt bic 5iislroIls; unp es
iei iebt i4on seiast. oab iie uHs eire
erobortiss asiitung als .WalIp- oieien
ipirb. in ipeiteren btrporraeensen
aufgabsn Fnb o. 9. Es1miS. u.
MshersGisen. glar 5iirsens, Nillp
SisSrif, Seleue 9iirser unb Giie
Sdmibsgortp btfhdfiisi. 9irsttor
Sdmib. ber bic Resie fiibrt. ptrIpriht
cine sidn5.rbe Wiebersabt biefes herr.
Iiden Stiides unb snns bsfonters
ipirb sr aud auf. bic 2lusiidttung bic
ar0bie Sorafalt peripenben.
HiemanS foate iidh ben Genub ents
asben laHen unb ale @ouner bes
teuti6en absatsrs iolItsn ibre ifrerus
be aui bieIe auffiibruns, fopie auF
bas genefi, bon pslsne aod aufmsrts
fam ua4tn.
iyslsenb .iIi bic ssnmie Rolsn
ttiebung:
@ofpisl: Die al5Be pon
Rofen".
.Pifobeuins alob Willp Dieori9
aednber Riot (. Jrib 1aiibe
genebtfi Slot Diap Bauer
(griioer.)
Warinnne Geitrein 9elene giirger
WaIbursa Stromineer, sendnnt bic
.gtisrsDalI1' SeIeus Rod
Strpmins,r, ibr 0oter
u. WepersGigen
aletisnmaier Q. NliillersJabricius
Sofepb 6asenbab %. 6. Sdmio
Die @eier WallpS.
Walbursa Strominasr. ssnaunt Ole
.@eier Bnab Selsne Rod
alettenmaier y. UliiIIersgabricius
gensbiit aIob Bilb Bauer
Wineen3 @enner Wlnr stirSens
Sciepb Sasenbad 8. g. Shniio
Der pfarru BON 5etIisensreu,
u. WepersGigsn
Die aammipirtbin Don 3ipisieliietn
-. 9elene 8iirset
afra. Sfeuibirne @
elie S4missgortp
9i. Ob,roin Dsm SO@itbcf
@era Wnbs.
Ter 0enter gote MiIp Siebrid
gintritisinrtsn Iinb BEL BOG & ad.|
iamp. apotbeie. gine iinb II. StraBt,
Sci. Canal 1917, fotDie ml Der Dor
Office bes @ranb Optra 3ouis, Eel.
Canal 401, gu baben.
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eintritisiartsn Iinb BEL gob & ad-
lamp. gipotbeis. gins unb II. StraBt,
Gel. Canal 1917, Iotpie snt Der gor
Office bes @ranb Cptra 3ouis, Eel.
Canal 401, 3u babsn.
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gISsIidler s0S.

Der ss Jabre nIte Junt 2pbnib
bon go. 1867 Sbu etrnbs. gat.
slbams. purse seitsrn ipie benz Gos
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boteeridt benntruste, bdB fie auf ibv
rem ~eiftcssuftdnb unftriudt irerbe.
gis fti bnrdufbin pcr ben @eridfsboi
aebfodt, nber nd4 elmer linftrfus
fung entfaffen tporbsn, tpdbrenb Der
wsrilagte bon Nid)ier 2ueberS ben
9sfebl erbisIt, innerbdlb BON brei
Gtunbsn bas gounip gu bsrlafen.
ipibrgenfalls er fsIbit benz Nfpl fir
berbreherifhe Srrfinniae in Gina,
o., iibettpicItn tperben purbs.
Beffie DaiieD min Dnn Gus
tier 1ailsp, ber nls asllner I'm Mlms
6pisI btfddftiSt III, seIdieoen 'isin.
ireil Der Utann, ben ite am 25. Ottcs
Der 1913 bsttatbeie, info!ge feiner
9runilu4t niht fir fe gdorst un6
iie 70 brutal beborrbeIt bdt, ba5 lie I'm
nm IL. RoDember 1917 DtrIaHen
inubts.
3odcps aOnttait anHnl' :
Iirt.
&
Sn Gafxn bes Jodebs Mlbert
u m man. 9C2 Jobn GtrnBe, aegeu
cen Rnnpfsrbbeiiber :. 80. Jobnfton
bot Ridics 9udtpdIisr seiiern einen
toni1aIi, peh oeI st'usel lm Sun'
len bate. unb ,poriH er iid p.rpflihs
Iem, 2 Saple lans oensn yls.os oh
lsilsn, Ia1 uhsnIls et''a.l @ anU D nll'
nha'1'' SDpHrpl., eeI '''Isn "shM m
t'aa anIgaD' @ I.anslsrlI'e al, p." . nD.' T
IIaII an PC U,lnu s0,U.;nan ,.;. !" Sa.
IfllO .'e ,q leouu v.gs'. IN ss.
lew u'r ,,,o,a,s D A'ss; - ss;msr Si.r4 ouift;ys
,e gorauibin Ii,h 'sObniton :br re,
otn aontrottbrud,s o,lf Bic Itipdrae
pife i,hen unp Il mare bobuyc, pers
tiuhtri oefpeieu Elm anoeres .snanaes
ment ou,iusbmen. tpeun bet 9ontraft
nitf,t onnuIIitt tuorb,n ipdre.
,,.x
| auBetset'~,'W e'
otst
6arrb 9. Marbie, Ra6lnbOsripal.
ier bes Wdr Grieoman n. fpelb
Sebtersr am 8. Gsbruar 1917 an Der
Barr nnb Gutter Sirabs Don einem
4uiotrud Der Wlopre Oil 60. iibers
fahrsn uno berdrt perIebt tpnr>e, bnB
sr inrJ boraui itarb, erbieit gitern I'M
grobatseridt Die erlait5nib. ieine
S4abenehaBtlase iiber $4,000 5us
,ndau3ieFn Ino pom osr W0Ore ., DII
~; fov VI el..ussal's uue' "
ahlpruVs 'a a'sspi'.en'
sos Den fallptn "a 9 n.
5a3si 6auentamp, 2o23
stipitt 4pe.. bat seitern aus slgens
tbiimIifcm @runoe cine 2loee tiber
$1,000 stgtn Den 3nbnarst Or. Dris
Singmafsr. propioent Bdnf @ebous
&c, tirgereitt. Sic i1nh selteilo, Dab
lls lI3 am ~. NopeInpsr 1911 ~ Dem
wtrilagten besepen paoe, un ll9 d'
Een iranisn Sdpn 5.epeH Sa nneH.
otait osilen pans SmsmalleI aOer
eiasn se'unoen 3apn se3Ossn, uhe
as e ls.nen 5trIpnm 0ea'ef.'e ahH
Den irantsn -snfIsrh'. UuIg okle
raasnlse Ssqanoiuns paDe l1e lItg.
ierI'ps Sqmeresn 81 eIls'peh ssguu'
hhp auBsIcem W Celepl g1Ilanpen'
~ y" "'"'''u'''4' '
'ua'D''
Y etnstret9te aeFa mem G.
Warsaret Rapie Dsrula9t
ber ainoerbtimatb. Wsit 8. SiraBe,
$500. Dem Waiienhaus fiir Uarbtst
$500. Dem emsinnati Orphan Wlbs
Ium $1,000 uno ben Reft ihrss Wers
iuosens slsi4beitlth on bic ODlo
2umdns SoeIetg thr Dsren a9'etS
Oepartemeni nno fM Die anoe'aleO
eAr'iies. etnemnoil.
aatasrine Wabsr betma9t
ihr @ermSsen ibrem Gatten souis
sfaeer a,I Sepens3en. Nad Deneh
aooe ~ Igu. Sg,Oel,s, :gl s,on s,u'. ..Sag,.,,
rsa appSu'''4., s.n was ~ W m.r S..,,s
IDuglHNu Oet UeIt pSn StthiVStIS
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\ CnILD'e TONGUE
SHOWS " LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
6 C-c.e. F-v-rish, Sick Riiore, Civa
.-uit la--tiv, At
Crrs

Every mother rpali.Ce. rf..r r'"-
neg hs- children 'C.lfu.r.H -r'uu o.
Tigs." that this is tHo'r ideal laxative.
because 'hov love ifs pleasant taste
md IL thoroughly c'osuas ta" ten
der little stomach, liver and bowels
without C~.pirg.
Whom cross. '.r n'o. f'y7r-h o~
breath s ..' soma sour. look a'
.he tongue. M,.hn~, II coated, rivo
q tcaspoouful of this harmless 'fru'.
loxativc." and in a few hours all the
foul. Constipatcd waste. sour bic and
urdigcsted food passes out Of tn
bowels. and YOU have @ well, playful
ehld again. When its little system IS
rull OF cold. throat sore, has stomach
ache. diarrhoea, indigestion, collie o.
remember. n good "inside cleansing
should always he the first treatment
given.
Millions Of mothers keep "Califor-
nla syrup Of FIGS" handy; they rnow
q epocnful today saves ? sicl
child tomorrow. Ask Your druggist
for bottle of California SvrHp Of
Figs" which has directions Cor ma
bios. children Of all aces ard grown
gus printed on the bottle. Beware o.
courtn-foits sold here. so don he
fooled. Get the genuine. made by
California Fig Syrup Company
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IN NEIcHBoRING COUNTIES

William Bell. Of Monticello, died
az Pine Knot, while visiting relatives.
Monticello's basket ball team de-
feated the first team of Danville HIGH
School 2S TO % at Danville Friday
n'ght.
Judge ". G. Rice, Of Madison, was
named on the committee 20 investi-
gate the useless ofiieces Of the State
Government.
Preston Green, ~ years old, Of
Ford. is dead from a broken neck,
but he lived two davs that wav lie
fcl, while skating, striking his head
on railroad tie.
Henry NJ. Wait. formerly Super
intendent Of the @. q G. railroad
with Headquarters in Somerset. has
been called into the service Of Uncle
Sam ard is now on his way TO France
to assist IN the running of-the rail
roads in chat country.
C2rl Oyerstrcet, who was on the
TusCr1ia when il was sent down OF
The Irish Coast. was % widely known
-oW~ man Of che Lrfordsvi'le coo.
ti,l. lie was 10 wears old a1d enlist.
ad .n the aviation corps last July. H
wes reared b. his uncle, Samuc
Mills.
The Mason g. Hauror C1roarv
Faatucsy contractors, who built the
Orn-onment 0t Camp Zachary T1v-
,lT. hare been selected ne Govern
mort contractors for the DUPONT En-
giu,nring Company OF Govcrnmcn.
w1rk near Nashville. II viii require
ar outlay of $50, 100000.
The fact th0t he has two brothers
| IN France. another i'm the army, and
"a son, who volunteered, leaviur Mrs.
| E0r'as with no one 90 support her
/ accomplished the release OF Mat
Earles from the State Ref"rmatory
whore he has spent the last eleven
wears. Scr.ino "a life term for XIII
| ing George Cyrd, iH Whitley county
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Mlss Anncll Carson is confined to
h'r hrd .N Illness.
MS myrtle Scuihrr!and 20 VISIT
ing friends at Lebanon Junction
DR. W. W. Burrln. OF '"nIhnlls-
VILE, passed h"tc saturday '' Gran
Orchard.
J.. Randolph Harris, oi Lancaster.
h l1 me CIV lodIN ~hA.'hE NH'de
win h's many friends
Nt, ". Is. ki,", "i l'Nls. .'i''
spent 90 portion OF last week with hrr
mother Mrs ; T.. oN~lev
NIs. j.. J.. llun''' 'n" NfS. W. ~.
N.Ttn, 'i stanford were u Dan
N..l l1dal. Naiu.'AI Advocate.
t.Ecr 'unn, VIII" wont To Camp
Ia}Nr some 9'Ns AGO mas oeen as
sgncd 90 an infantry artillery diNis-
non
Misses Mary ana Martina Myers
arc the. guests of their uncle Mr..
! Matt Nycrs, out ON the Somerset
pike.
Mr.. ana MS. Albert PooCh, the
ne" iN-wcds Went to N'choiasvll'e
SUNDAY to VISIT her parents Mr.. ana
| Mrs. lhnm2~ beaumont.
Mss kntherne Anderson Iett last
week Tor t"ri sheridan, Montrom-
! cry, Ma. where she has accepted
/ position as photographic.
. Mr.. W. ". Shanks VIII go 10 Mad
/ #ou THURSDAY 60 sucnd some time
with her mother, who ha, not been
, ln good health for some weeks.
Ms. }. y. Howard. OF Sr1s orch
| lard. has returned home aitcr a visit
/ 20 Nrr mother Mrs. ). J.. Burdctto.
/ Nr Howard h1- been n Nash|l.it
+ 'ur vrral days
BRYAN PcrN,r. mas passed n ms
. 'EEw.n.''n for "ntr'n.' INTO th,
I InvnraE department OF the IrmN ani
leave, Ir Oh" morning Tor Fort SAN
Houston, T,vas. fnr tro'nng
/ W. q. = Martin, - Na-hNilo. is
/ holding down the N'.t'rn Union
telegraph office while Mr. stewart
. Carson is taking hs vacation. Mr.
Hnd Mrs.. Carson are visiting roIa-
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NEWTON GILL CROSSES OVER

Newton Gin. aged So, died M his
himo I'm Preachcrsvillc Friday after
noon ut 5 o'clock and was buried
there after funeral services at the
Rartist church Sunday mornngNhy
his pp,tor Hc is survived by his wife
and six or seven children. lie was
- clever man and a GOOD citizen. He
lived MANY wears on the farm Of Mr.
w. y. Grimes, Of this city, who
speaks in high terms Of him.
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DECLARED OF UNsoUND MIND

EVcrctt Mitchell. son OF II. NItCh-
c'l. Of the Wayncsburg section, was
tried before County judge T. A. Rice
and q jury Monday and declared Of
unsound mind. He was ordered 20 the
state Sauitarium at Lexington
Young Mitchell has been living in
Oklahoma for some time, but had re
Gently moved back 20 the Waynes-
burg section. He has wife and one
child.
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FOR SALE-1iO tons Of corn 81
lage, cheap. Call phone 14l. !. W.
Rochester l3-tf
LOST-Between Dan Traylor's
and W. NJ. Bright's on Feb. ,, q
slicker coat Leave at this office and
get reward. l3-lt
FOR SALE-Ninett en- noovino
hay, halod and S2S per ton. On Geo.
Evans. farm near Crab Orchard. Se'
John Hu,chins on the farm 7-tf
FOR SALE-One big type Poland
China boar, sixteen months old. Ped
gree furnished. J. W. Mcclure. May
wood, Ky. l0-4p
TAKEN UP-Thcre came 20 my
place Sunday 10. red boar, weight
about 100 pounds. Owner can get
him by paying for the keep and this
al Roy Stewart. l3tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S1,000 and
up on improved farm lands in Lin
coin county. 5 per cent. Rufe
AShurst, Somerset, Ky, lost
PUBLIC SAIE-On Thursday.
Feb. lhth, at I 80 p. ~, ! viii sell
81 public auction nay residence ard
hou sehold goods IN Noreland, Ky.
Mrs. Priscilla Brown. 1912
FOR RENT-The Helm home and
lot on Danville avenue. House in
good condition and desirable locat-
tion. Immediate possession See or
uhone II. j. NcRoberts. 2-tt
WANTED-A family with two or
more hands TO handle q tobacco and
corn crop. House. teams and tools
furnished See me at once. Ray Bal,
Stanford. K. +. d. No. i, l3-2t
SILAGE-I have for sale l23 tons
OF frst-class, good quality corn silage.
Good shelter and good attention.
Will be fed as desired. Phone, write
or call on Hartwell Shanks. a. Lin
coin County National Bank, Stan.
ford. Ky. off
NOTICE Roscoe Blakemore at
Frankfort, KY, is eligible for parole
March 6, 1918. His age p. His home
is at Crab Orchard and he wants
some good man to take him and give
him work for six months. Mrs. An
ME Blakemore, 1907 West Walnut
Street, Louisville. Ky. l3-4p
IMPORTANT-Mr Farmer, you
are going TO be mighty busy with
your blowing when the ground thawa
up. You had better, right away, see
f. T. Pence, Jr., or II. c. Anderson
about the Twentieth Century Farm
IL, rse. or you may not get your or
der in in time to get one, Investigate
this right away. iO-tf
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Pretty EAR COURT DAY

II IS very much out Of the ordinary
20 hold county court on Tuesday, but
such is being done TODAY, hcatless
Mondays having caused the temp0r-
ary change. 4 fairly good crowd is
in town and business generally i
good. although there is not a great
deal Of stock and cattle trading.
Many Of the cattle men from a dis
tcuce brought their cattle Saturday
afternoon and Sunday and sold out
Monday.
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SENATOR HURBIE TO BUILD

Scn0tOr r. /. Huhh'o has contract
ci with William Stone, the we'll
known contractor and builder, for %
handsome two-atorv veuecrcd brick
building ON his handsome lot on East
Main street The building viii be
erected Just I'm front Of his present
home and will bc one Of the hand
s1mast homes I'm town. II viii have .
Gle roof and contain all the. modern
cOuVeuiCnccs.
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EN- ROUTE TO OIL FIELD

Messrs. w. II. Shanks and 4. h
Florence. of the Florence Oil Co.
have a drilling outfit on the way to
the Buck Creek oil fields as this pa
per is being printed. The exact 10
cation has not yet been decided on,
but when it is, drilling will begin in
earnest.
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DULL IN COUNTY COURT

There was scarcely anything done
in county court Monday. A few set
Elements were confirmed and a single
road overseer was appointed. County
Clerk Cooper says il was about the
dullest court he has ever eXperienc-
ed.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12
POSTPONE FIDDLERs' CONTEST

Owing 20 the very bad roads after
the thaw, the Old Fiddlers' Contest,
70 have been held at Mckinney Sat
Uriay night, was postponed until the
roads dry up and weather conditions
get better
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

Robert II. Upton, who sold his big
farm in Montgomery county for
Sl25,000, has bought of J. +. Mad
den 400 acres of the Elmendorf farm
near LeXintpon.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

Morgan Carman. a bartender, ad-
mittod having shot James c. Will
hanson in a disorderly house in Lex
ington. Williamson is in a precari-
Gus condition.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12
u SsI sSSssg,5

Maternity Is n crisis in n woman's life
that should be safe guarded with extreme
care. The safe, penetrating external prep
aration, "rother's FRIEND. has been pre-.
pared for over three generations, espec-
ially for expcctant mothers. By its Use
s-rctchlrE pains are avoided. The
abdominal muscles relax easily when baby
Dee horn and this naturally makes for in
The interior journal., 1918-02-12
"See 'eeis.lP Peel
of This Corn"
Leaves The Toe as Smooth as the
Palm Of Your Hand.

IL" will not get IL never initiates
the flesh, never makes your toe sore
Just two drops Of "Gcts-l" and
presto the corn-pain vanishes.
Shortly you can peel the corn right
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

Alex Doty is here from Lancaster
for court today.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

FOR SALE-1iO tons Of corn ST
lage, cheap. Call phone l4l. !. W.
Rochester. l3-tf
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

firitely less pain ana danger at the crisis
Ask for a bottle at your drug store TO.
Gay and write for interesting free book
Motherhood and the Baby. Simply ad
dress The Bradfield Regulator Co. Dept
! -, 300 Lamar Building, Atlanta. Ga. Dc
! not 70 "A single night without applying
"AIothers Friend; it is the greatest kins
/ Of help to nature.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

m with your finger aud there you
are pain free and hHrUy, with the
toe as smooth ana curr-frCe as your
palm "Gcts-it' is the only safe
way in the world 10 treat q corn or
oailus It's tho sure Way-the way
that never fails. 't Be- tried ana truc
used by millions every year. u
nIvays works 'Ccts-ft' makes cut
ting and digging 90 a corn and fuss-
ing with baudagcs. sdlves or any
thing else entirely unnecessary.
"Gets-It" II sold by an druggists
fvOu need pav uo more thar 70
ccntsl. or IL viii be sent direct ~
Y. Lawrence 4 Co. CHICAGO, Ill
Sold in Stanford and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by TIE Penn, Drug Store.
The interior journal., 1918-02-12
CENT-A-WORD ADS

(Ads here are I cent q word each issue. cash
with order, no al less than 25c each Issuc)
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

LOST-Between Dan Traylor's
and W. NJ. Bright's on Feb. ,, q
slicker coat. Leave at this office and
get reward. 13-lt
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

FOR SALE-NiIctt IN neavine
hay, haled and S2S per ton. On Geo.
Evans. farm near Crab Orchard. SeP
John Hu.chins on the farm 7-tf
The interior journal., 1918-02-12

FOR SALE-One big type Poland
China boar, sixteen months old. Ped
gree furnished. j. W. Mcclure May
wood, Ky. 10-4p
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-11
LEND, NOT SPEND
MONEY; UNCLE SAM
NEEDS THE CASH

Lend, not spend your money urg-
es the North Dakota Council OF De- :
tense. IF you lend your money to
the government, you may be quite
sure that it is going to be used for
some national purpose-to prosecute
the war successfully. to care for equip
arm and supply our soldiers in France,
to be used by our navy in Kidding the
seas of the murderous =iU-boats. But
if you spend your money, even; with
the belief that by putting it into the
channels Of trade others into whose
hands it comes will lend it to the gov
eminent, you will have done something
the patriotism OF which may be very
questionable. TN
First, you have withdrawn from the
supply of material of the nation some
thing to replace which in the market
will require labor and material which
should be devoted to wAr purposes.
Second, the person to whom you pay
YOUR money may also use ST to pur-
chase.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-11
Above Named Defendants:


You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this action,
which has been filed in the office OF
the clerk of the district court of the
county of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota, and to serve a copy Of your
answer upon the subscribers within
thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of service and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judg
ment will be taken against you by de.
fault for the relief demanded in the
complaint. 80, r.: ,.-r
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
March 20, 1918. e..
NEWTON DULLAM & YOUNG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Bis
marck, North Dakota.
NOTICE.
TO the Above Named Defendants:
Take notice, that the above en-
titled action relates to the follow.
ing described property, situate in the
county Of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota, to.Wit: The Northwest Quar-
ter -(NW714 OF Section Fourteen 90,
Township One Hundred Thirty-seven
Q37) North, of range Seventy-nine
(79) west of the Fifth Principal Mer
idian.
NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
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