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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-04

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
How to Get One of These Valuable Premiums.

The Sentinel proposes to make a way for some live. wide
awake boy or girl, young maj or young woman. to get into this
contest and to secure one of these premiums for q few hours
work every week for the next few months. II costs nothing
except a little time and energy. THE PREMIUMS ARE Alb
SOLUTELY FREE. We have combined the practical with the
aesthetic. We have had a due regard for progressive live stock
raising ard the urgent demands of the hour upo- our country.
We know something Of the struggles and the ambitions OF the
youth who desires an education and we also know the difficult
ties too often in the way of the youth who wants to get a little
start towards money making, hence we are Offering Pianos,
SCHOLARSHIPS in standard Colleges. some of the finest hogr
to make it easy to start hog breeding, one Of tie best breeds
Of chickens, and a history of the lives of one of tire country's
greatest men. Could any newspaper cover "A wider field in the
amount Of the prizes offered? Could any newspaper offer a
lot Of prizes that would fit better the economic aMa educational
needs Of the day? We think not. Our plan is to interest our
friends in The Sentinel and to make it to their pecuniary and
educational interests to get out and get subscriptions. for the
paper. We want the help of our friends and neighbors and are
offering to pay for it. The Sentinel is regarded ss one of the
best weekly newspapers in Mississippi but we want to make it
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
ELEVENTH PRIZE.

The eleventh prize is Miss Tarbel's Life Of Abraham Lin.
coin. published by the McMilan Co. Of New York. and viii b.
given to the Contestant OUTSIDE OF THE CITY OF GRE
NADIA who has the greatest number Of votes q. the
end of the first period, which is March lst. Thee
is nothing so helpful and inspiring TO the youth Is
a study of the lives and the characters q great men
and The Sentinel is glad that the day has been reached when
both the North ana the South are studying with open minds
the lives of the great men who were prominent N the Civil
War. Lincoln is regarded az a great character he world over.
The opportunity we offer in this book may be the means Of al
loosing the pent up ambition and energy Of study and research
that will inmortalze some youth Of this section.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
TENTH PRIZE.

The next prize is Of $50 in valve and will be awarded 70
the Contestant outside Of the City Of G-eEada who has the
greatest number Of votes at the end Of second period. which
is May 1st. 1t is a Trio of white Wyandottes chick
ems bred by Rev. J. W. Lee OF Batesvnle. Mississippi.
Next to cattle and hog raising. there comes the Poul-
try Industry. The Sentinel is offs ring in this TRIO
OF CHICKENS an opportunity for some one 10 start his own
chicken Club as we'll as to lay the foundations for 2 prosper
oUE and increasing bank account. You get the chickens and
fix to keep them and they will lay the Bank account.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
FOURTH AND FIFTH PRIZES.

The contestant coming third on the list will be AWARDED
the scholarship in Macon & Andrews Business College. THIS
scholarship is good in any department of said institution. There.
is hardly any greater demand for any line OF work than well
trained accountants and stenographers. This therefore rs a
splendid opportunity for some aspiring boy or girl. young man
or young woman, to attend one of the best Commercial Col
leges Of the South.
Besides the Scholarship in Macon & Andrews College, WI
also offer a scholarship good in any department Of DraEghn's
Business College of Nashville, another institution Of the same
kind and of the same rank. %
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SIXTH AND SEVENTH PRIZES.

The next two prizes are of equal value, $50 each. They
provide for a sessions tuition in Grenada College and In Biue
Mountain Female College The former institution is owned
and controlled by the North Mississippi Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. while the Blue Mountain in.
stitution is under the control and active direction of the Lowry
family, DR.. w.. 7. Lowry being president, a family that every
Mississippian points to with pride. Blue Mountain is in reality
to the Baptsts of the State what Grenada College College is
to the Methodists of North Mississippi. These institutions are
too well known to need any words Of praise at our hands.
Grenada knows that Grenada College is second to none.
Thousands of the best women Of the South have been ed
ucated at these institutions and they are today enjoying a lafg-
er attendance than ever before. Not only is the training OF
the mind and the caring for the body well looked after at these
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11
THIRD PRIZE. ;.

A Chance for Free Training il a Military College.
The lesson that is being emphasized by some of the wisest
men of the United States as a result of this war, is the peces-
sMy of military preparedness, the necessity of our youth bav-
ing some training in military tactics. Mississippi has in her
midst just the institution needed in the Gulfport Military Acad-
envy at Biloxi and The Sentinel has determined to give some
young man in this section a chance to attend that College Tor
one year-FREE. This scholarship is worth $4,000. Young
man DO you want it? Then begin to talk to your friends, ac-
quaintances and neighbors NOW about subscribing for The
Sentinel and about having their printing of any and all kinds
done at The Sentinel's Job Printing Department.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-01-11

The next prizes, eighth and ninth. are Of ecual valu,
but one Of them will be given to the Contestant outside of n,
City Of Grenada having the greatest number OF votes II III
end Of the third period, July :, The other pair c. Duroc Jer
seys will be given to the contestant with the eighth hiches
number of votes at close OF ccl,alt.
They are worth $40 each. These 3 months old DI,0c Ier,e.
Pigs come from the celebrated breed OF hogs owned by NJ
J. A. Martin. II. The Sentinel feels that it is rendering TIT
youth of this section q distinct service in Offering this oppor
tunity to breed from scme OF The finest hogs in the South. Tit
government is calling upon our people everywhere to raisa NOR
stock and common sense and reason teaches US to increase on
hoes. So let The Sentinel help you.
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sas mdrAen sosm @,iaotaurus

ueber bic feltfame Sage pom
Minotaurus unb {siner 8efeitieung
burd Sbefeus lit nod INNER fem eez
niigenbes 2i9t berbreitet porbtn.
Die neueren 5orfdunsen in areta
perbsn aber pieIeidt ba3u beitragen,
bic @ntftebuns bieies ebr~piirbieen
Mdr6ens a~ufauheqen. Man bat
friiber p~or5usspeifs e.elaubt, baB
bas 2abprintb unb bas in feinem
Snnern hauienbe ungeheuer Der s3fpitz
tergeftolt zines Meniden unb zines
Stiers elm bur6 bas abergldubifhe
Bolt iibertriebener unb umgebi1teter
@usbrud fir ben 8onaug bon Menz
ftenopfern I'M alten &reta aefpeien
Jet. Neuere 5orider aieben j.Bt ben
Sdlub, baB man na9 Der Geiammt@
belt Der ueberlieferungen feinen Mnz
bolt fir BITE 4nndbme babe, es 6Gtte
in Der 3eit bes Minos auf areta Der
Brau9 Der Menf6enopfer beftanoen.
e1on odmals CAB Is atpiihen Mt6en
nnb 8reta monden 3pift, Der niht
felten IN Seef6lahten ausgsfohten
lpurbe. Die @efansenen, bic BON ben
&retern etrpa babel gemadt purben,
muBten ibr 2eben i'm Stierfompf
auf's Spiel feben. Sn Der fretifden
8nnit iinb 5ablrei9s bilolide Oar=
iteQunsen erbolten sebli.ben, bi. auf
bic B~eranftdltuns bon Stierfdmpfen,
an oenen iosar AUDI Mabdsn tbeil.
nahmen, f9lieben laHen. Ditfe
1batfahen bilben alio pabrfAetnlih
ben fuabrbeitseemdben @runb Der
Gage Dom Mtnotaurus. pdbrenp ibr,
peitersn GinseIbeiten als Mdbdeus
bidtuns gu betrahten finb.
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Btnofpie!e fporen bereits ole Qteb@
ltnsstFiere nno Saeobunoe Der alten
Nespptsr. SIM 5eIfensrob BEL 3beben
bat man 3eidnunsen nit !6unbebilo<
ntHen uro mebrere mumifiairte gun
ottspfe sefunoen, Ole oas Beffeben Der
Ntnofptelart ieBt bis auf cine 3eit
BON TAFT 5000 Sabren feFtfteGen lafs
len. Die 3sidnunsen s.pdbren suz
9letd etnen t~pertbpouen @inblid in
ons tdsli6e 2ebsn Der 9errf9er jener
Set; man trfiebt baraus insb.Ionotz
re, DAB Die 80nis. eifriss Sdser tpoz
rem. hd fogdr ibre 8rdber nit sSaeoz
f5enen uno nit Bilbern ibrsr 2iebz
linesbunoe sef4miidt ftno. Man psr>
folste oas Wilo gu SUB. oa gu Der
Set. in ipelder Die betreffenoen 3eidz
niinsen berasite0t puroen, pferoe uno
8amesle in &eenpten nod unbefannt
paren. Gines Der auf elmer oiinnen
@4i6t feinf0rnisen M0rtels in Sen
peri6ieoeniten Sarben eemalten Bill
Der ftelt bas srpBe, LANCE 2ieblines@
Wino{ptel oes 80nies Gbnemetep bar.
Mber f6Dn lanee Dor oiefem aonie
mar oos Minofpiel Der 2ieblinesbuno
Der Neeppter. Sas benefit cine 3eih5
nung aus Der 3eit Der pterten Dpnaz
fie 1900 b. Gbr.). Sic aeist elm
Minofpiel, oas Dem @beops, Dem @rz
bauer Ser srpBen 9pramioe, gebOrte.
0uf elmer gei9nibten Sdfel, Die nan
in feinem 9rabe fano, 1T Ger 80nig
~oargefteQt, ME er in Der f0nigliaen
S6oQe fibt; ct trGst Elm 6alsbano, etne
periide lno cine fur3e Sunifa, uno
Iein 9ieblingslpinbfpiel ru6t unter
feinem 5tubl. 8ermutbli9 1T Der
Winbbunb bereits CUR Steinaeit Elm
Gefdbrte Ser Mfenf9en esfpefen.
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Treit $rtdt fit Sens: Mpntae sen a. Nsptmbtr 1918.
den Mrmeebefeble unb 8efanntn1o=
6ungen gil erlangen.
<G&o.nroI Aan1t NnIatu nrlIcf, n1 An1.

d)en Mrmeebefeble uno 8efanntmto=
fltngen ST. erlange1.
y@eneroI BON 8elptp erlieB an Ser
Sonfi1te gLei6fauS eiuen horouf be.
5mgliden, in drgerli6em Gone gebal=
teren Sefebl. Seine Artiaerieoffi=
3iere iporen 10 riidii6tlos uno rer=
idtpetberiid nit ser Munitior, OaB
III mebreren SIT oft %gebroud]ten urlo
iiberbisten @eldiisen iebr bebe1lfltd)e
@eiboBerploiionen itattfanoen. Die
be5iieliden 8el6iite lpltrben baourd
o1lBer @efed)t geiest nnO fonnte1t crit
narh Seenbigu19 Der S6labt repa=
riert tperoeu.
.9ie @eidibboipitdler fir Stiide
aroBeren &alibers iinb rieiige, 1e5r
lorgfaltig elneeri6tete Illlugen. SIN
Earlament mllroe on ben MllnitiorS=
miniiter cine Infrage gerid]tet BE-
treffs ei1er Inlage Der e~rmabnten
Mrt, oerer1 galt= uno ginridtungsfo-
item ouf nibt ipentger als 10000
Bfuno peronidlagt mrroelt. llnb Sic
9robe omerifanii6e Mrnee = lie
miro i'm nd6iten Sabre 100000
Mom Itarf iein miro in Sranf=
reid Elm @tabliiientent erri1ten, IN
benz @ei6iibe NIT nel1en giniabltiiden
pericben merOen loaeu. Die Gegie=
rull9 Der Ser. Staater beabiidtigt
eafiir 100000 Gfu1to ooer 800
100000 alls5ugeben. Sn oieicm
Gtabliliemerlt meroen Die eriten 9te=
paraturen porgenommen meroen foll=
llen an @eidileen ieoen &alibers,
bonn Wfnenfperfer uno Sanf5eritorer
bis 81 Ben gabnenoen llngetiimlert
Don einent @eipidt Don Dunoert
Spnren."
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slpbpnS nnS @aiton.

Sic .uNetD Yorfer Staats5eitunq
i6reibt:
IS lit 0od) iGon in Ser @elt eill-
gerid)tet, oaB ielblt in ben triiblteu
3eiten Der s9uinor nibt 81 fur5
fommt. 9enn pbne oiei @iir5e oes
Sebens more oas 9aiein matdmal
mirflid) fatm ertrdglid).
Die 3eiten limo beute freili6 nid)t
gum Sber5en angetan, nro Ben pro-
fellioneaen SpaBmahern mill aut)
uidJts 10 reht eelingen. aber oo
fornmt Ser eiitiee 2enfer Der g.
i6ide subtitle uno bridt Sen 9oluL
Der ltns gefangen belt. lteber Nad)t,
in beg @ortes p~ermeeenlter 8eoeu=
tune, lit oas cole 8riioerpaor 81
pbons uno @aiton rell e%rItanoen.
Reueritanoen ni1t in Den @isblats
tern, IN oenen iie Dor Sabr uilo Gag
ibre Golle ipielten, ioiioern neueritan-
ben in Jleii6 nno 8lut, in %greifbos
rer @eltolt.
gHn 91lfso1ltrTftsat1fpalt, Der elrt=
meoer nif)ts anberes 81 tun Bat ooer
it'd anf irgeno cine 8eiie 9totoriet6t
peridaffen Mil, unternimmt nddtli-
DIE 3a58ien auf 8eitallrants, Goba-
rets, @irtidaften, Ole pieaeidt bie
mo ou auBerbalb Der geieeli1 err
laubten 3eit Die 9uritieen laben.
S6redlider MiBitanol DEM mlB elm
gnoe eernadt neroenl
90 nun Die ltebernadung ser er=
mdbnten 2ofale bon red)tswegen Gu
DIE Der Yoli5ei tit, beftet lid an Die
Serien beg Observation-Disclosures
Sarun-al- &aiaio Elm Boli5ei-Snipef=
tor nit oiperietn @efoIse, unb se-
meinidaftIi1 miro Ser n1htlihe
Streif5ug ausgefiibrt. Wan langt Dor
einem belerleuhteten grfrif6ungs-
temtpel 81 elmer 3eit an, 90 es SEN
guten uilb siidtigen 8iirgern Der @te-
tropole nidt mebr geitattet lit, ibren
Ourlt nit ettpas Stdrferem aIs Gro
tonnaiier 5l itiGen. ltno bod: BON
Der StraBe aus lit 5u bernerfen, oaB
Die @1ite oes 2ofals Groton-8 aiier
in elmer Wii6ung trinferL mie tie Die
Eemperenafanatifer MIR i'm ounfel=
item ad1nmerlein Su iif nebmcn.
Dime 3peifel Elm San, Der Die itrene-
lte geltrafung Der llebeltater re6t-
fertigt.
@as geifiebt? @enn ma ben ge-
riften Der 3eitungsleute glauban
barf, Die Die Decentralization nit
madten (uno 3eitun9sleuten fana
man immer ~glauben), Damn ipielte
lifD Dor Dem erlten 2ofal folgenoe
S5ene ab:
Alpbons (Silfs-9 iltriftsanmalt
gum Boli8ei- Snipeftor:) Cine flare
@eiesesiibertretung. @onen Sic ein,
Gerbaftllng pornebmen?"
@aiton 8oli5ei- Snipeftor): .@ebt
mid niGts an! Sic baben uns bier.
Der gefiibrt."
Iagemeines @elddter oes Bubft
fltns, oaun iesen iid Die gtad)tuano-
Ter mieber in 9euegung, biesmai UNI
ter Sorantritt oes Boli5eigewaltigen.
@ieoer maht man Salt Dor eincnl
@ombrinuss8 ennpel, Der gu nerbote.
ner 3eit 2obial ipenoet.
8olton: o8olen Sic einidreiten
lieber Ilpbons?"
Alpbons: sd iiberlaiie bas san5
Sbnen, teltrer @oiton. IS lit SIRE
Bflidt, bier @anoel 81 ihoffen."
llno 10 meiter, bis Dos Cages.
grauen Die onnfle gtad)t peribeuhte
Die Soften oieies Neutrality-suspicious.
bot natiirIid Batter aniferbofer ~
sobleu.
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on FtNHt
Den 9sieg at geiuinnen.

9ie @erpaltung lpiinidt ben 9ienit
Zen Anforoeruneen bes Bublitums ec<
udB al ~ge}talteu.
gu fieiem 3pede offeriert iid Die
MlitbuIfe aaer i1rer 9epartements. Die
neuen Staten = Sra9t mie Haiiase =
tueroen ben 8eamten bes 8erfebrs : SEE
partements bier Belegenbeit bieten unb
Ee perben iberul germ bebiIflih iein.
bie N~niuenoune ober MISUNDERSTANDING
Dieier Staten 5n erfldren. 10 DAB Die Rus
trone ben geringIfen Grab bon @er5ogez
rung pber nnbeauernIi1feit inbe5n9 auf
ben gerionbt ober Die 2eituns ihres Ges
SHGfts uber bieie 2inien ODER Nebenl!s
MEN bnben.
Die 8erualtnng.
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aIeinea Miknerfanb

8letnes Mibperfdnb <
nib. SaHfe (poriteuenb): .@eHaSe
ben, 9obeit, 9srr Doftor Gnebbden,
Sariftfteaer. =. 4usgeaeinnebe 8iz
der TIERS 8ienenmGfeni" Sobtit:
sNba! Gdreiben iibtr Die 6oniaaes
Dinnung." 3neppden: Rec. 5obeit,
iber's Deuoer!"
Sntereunter Menh d.
rOo fommt Der beriibmte Maler
9dmeibeI." .4b. Der beriibmt.
S6meioeI lebt no12 Oas interefirt
mid umfo msbr, uls i'd erft unldngit
elm Bib aus ieinem 9adlab erpors
ben babe"
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S. A. & A. P.

Nntltntt-
go. 12-@on aiitenorten nadnn. 2.o5
Np. 14-Son Souiton unb &ii1
itenorten ...... moraens sos
$50. 16-8on 9ouiton II. @oco abs. 1905
$40. 41-@on aerrbiue. nur an
Sonntagsn ...... abenos $40
No. 43-Won @errulue tdgI. nbos. Oils
$40. 155-8on 3errpiue unb Camp
stanley, tdel. ~nusgeno1nmen
Sonntag, 3emil6t, .abenbs $50
Ibfahrt-
So. 11-gla1 gorphs g6rifi,
9oliton unb 8aeo BORN. 9.25
3o.13-Na6 Souiton u.ante abs. 1920
3o. 15lMa6 &enebb ..nndm. 1925
go. 42-Ga6 @errpiue, MIR an
an Sonnta9en n1ras. LAS
Ns. 44-Na6 8errptIle, tdeI. ndm. 4:50
SO. 156-Nab &errpiue uno Camp
Stanley, gemii6ter Sng, tdas
lif. ausgen. Sonutas mrgs. 7:30
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y
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
SesUED BY THE
r STATES
GOVERNMENT
Gisenartise Sranriafeit.

ais Sic ibm (oem abeeuieienell
6reier) iagten, oaB i'd oerbeiratet lei,
mar er oann trauris2" fragte Sic
iuu9e 5rau einen Sreuno. .SSotpobl,"
antportete Der Jreuno, yer mara ieGr
treurig itno nieoergeidlagen, = Of.
gleidD er Den Mam perionlid nidt
feant."
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Gunner Snriit.

@eriftsrat (5u leiner Iofter)
sd ioge Dir, emilie, ipeuu on oeill
id,roffes genebmen Der Serrentueli
geaeniiber nid)t anoerit, 10 bIeibit on
In e~rlter, 5meiter uno oritter On.
itans iisen"
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M. X. & T.
(M. e. e g. &n6n6nfl

lNt. 6. z 8. BabnhDf)
&ufnnft-
/. SO. 25-@on @orb Serog mres. 1920
2. $50. 25-r8atp Slber" morgens 1870
0o. S-8ou @aco nnb Mmitin
.......... nadmittags 4.45
go. 29-naabt 2imiteb" abenDs 1855
No; t-~SeTas Special" abenos $3.50
$50. 4-Nah auItin uno @aco
.... ........ . !. nndbI1. 1926
go. 30-.&atp 2imiteb" BORN. 1000
No. 2-.Seras Speeial" BORN. 500
/. $50. 26-0aatb Slber nah 9nlIas
nno Sort Wortb.. .ahenos 900
2. SO. 26-ga6 ct. 2ouis 1no
&anias gitb $500. .abenbs 9:20
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Sictpria Sipfii On.

Nnfunft-
SO. 301-Sdalitb Don Souiton.
Sort 2aoaca. Wictoria uno
@uero .......... nbenDs 7:0a
Ibfahrt-
Mo. 302-Sdsli6 mad guero, gicz
foria. Sort 2abaca uno
0oufton ........ abenos S.15
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8iro Dir ole @rbeit Ieidter.
menn on Tie mibmuti9 uno wioer.
wiuD beginuit2
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.

neriuden in ieoer @eiie Der 9fegierrns
5ehuIflicb al {ein,
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SAINT ari,ss.S~ parmarfem.
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EISENRAHN : FAHRPLAN.
|. & G.. N.

l.. Il T.. N.
Intunft-
go. 12-gon aarebo ..1norae1s 600
No. 6-@on 2arebo. .nadm. $50
No. Soon St.2pnis morgens 1000
Mo. 1-~Snnibine 5peeial" bon
ct. Souis ...... .abenos 9.45
$50. 9-8om Norben ..abenbs 500
No. 7-@on Sort 8ortb, @aco,
5oniton unb Santa Sc
Srten 49,. .u1orgens 8:45
4bfabrt-
go. 4-&a1 8ale5tine. Dorm 1850
10. = ~Snnibine 5peeial" nod
ct. 2ouis ...... morgens 500
SO. 8-2ofalaue rad Sablor IL.
Gaaeb sSSunction ..abenbs 600
$50. 6-Na6 ct. 2ouis, @aco,
Sort 8ortb unb &anias
Gitb .......... abenbs 9:15
No. 7-Na6 2arebo =. BORN. 1880
$40. 11-Nnh 2arebo (semiidter
3ug) .......... 1lahts 11:O0
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SANTA FEE q. & G. N. Depot

Nntunft-
$50. 7-gom Noroen BORN. 1925
Mo; Bonn Noroen :. abenbs 9:45
Nbfnbrt-
SO. 2-glab Gem Mprben BORN. 500
$50. 6-Na1 Dem Norben ohs. 3:15
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Mumtaa, Ben 4. Mppember 1918.

Die .Greie Brehe fir Eegas" bat bon
saen beutfb : teydniiden 3eitungen bic
GrDBte Ibonnenter,zdhI.
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S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot

d n, o. U. u. q q. ~. OepOC]
Intunft-
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-11-16
Too Much for the Skunk.

Mr.. Cackle Berry vouches. for the fol-
lowing story:
A Frenchman, an Englishman, an
Irishman and German prisoner were
in an argument as to which was the
bravest.
A Yank overheard the controversy
and decided to settle it. Pointing 10
a nearby poultry house, he told them
that there was skunk inside anu
asked the Irishman to step inside anu
see how long he could stand 1t.
Pat did as he was told. In five MN
utes he came out. The Englishman fot
lowed, but he stood it only four MIN
utes. The Frenchman next tried Ii
but five minutes was enough for hiih-
1t was the Germans turn. lie weh'
In and the others waited. The minutes
passed - one-twO-three-fo
-six-seven, but no German. his"'
minutes-ten-the skunk came Out.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-11-16
Important to all Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
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Womens' complaints often prove to be
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If the kidneys are not in a healthy con-
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You may suffer pain in the back, head
ache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, irrita-
BILE and maybe Respondent; it makes
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But hundreds Of women claim that DR..
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A good kidney medicine, possessing
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Many send for a sample bottle to see
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has not already tried it, by enclosing ter
cents to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton
N. Y, may receive sample size bottle by
Parcel Post. You can purchase the
medium and large size bottles at all drut
stores. Adv.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-11-16
WHY WOMEN DREAD
OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age Don't worry
about being in other peoples way when
you are getting on in years. Keep your
body in good condition and you can be as
hale and hearty In your old days as you
were when kid, and every one will be
glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the causes
of senile Affections. Keep thsm clean and
in proper working condition. Drive the
poisonous wastes from the system and
avoid uric acid accumuations Take GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules periodical
ly and you will find that the system will
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spirits will be enliyened, your muscles
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New life, fresh strength and health will
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day. They will keep you in condition and
prevent a return of your troubles.
There is only one guaranteed brand of
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There are many fakes on the market. Be
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druggists.