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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
BENNING ron BRIEFS
News Of the tow srd Village Tob
Briefly for F'@sy R.~dsrr

Miss Eva Dano of Scott street was
the week end guest of friends in
Hoosick Falls.
: Wanted Saleslady in Dry Goods
store, good salary to the right party
Address particulars to A. b. c., Box
440.-Adv 11t3
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lathrop and son
Earl of Gage street passed the week
end at Mr. Lathrops former home in
Arlington.
Born, this morning at the Putnam
Memorial hospital, a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. j. p. Morrissey of Washing
ton street
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Craven and
daughter Margaret of Gage street
spent Sunday with friends in Troy
and Albany
Mr.. and Mrs. Che ter Mallory OF
Rensselaer,, n Y, passed the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Hughes of Main street.
Mrs. James Scarey and little son
James, jr., returned Sunday from a
visit of a week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Phillips in Wells.
The regular meeting of Benning
ton Lodge No. SCI, B. p o. E. viii be
held Tuesday evening. Sept 30 at :
o'clock A full attendance is de
she'.
The Inspiration a Metro all-tsar
series comedy of New York and the
Kentucky Mountain and Sleuth a
Mack Sennett Comedy of Harte The
atre today Adv,
Mrs. Bessie l.. Giddings, who has
been passing a few days in town left
Today for Brdttleboro where she will
take a six months course in nurses
training.
The ladies of the North Bennington
Congregational church will hold their
annual rummage sale foj one day on.
~. Thur 3day, October 9 beginning at
~ 0 clock, in the village hal. at North
BENNINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. o. Burt, son Eugene
Burt, and Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Young, motored Sunday to North
Adams and Stamford returning home
via Wilmington and Woodford noun.
tain.
The story of Her Inspiration" Is
laid in New York and the mountains
of Kentucky 1t has mystery, sur
prises and an ending that is as uneX-
pected as it is pleasing, starring May
Allison at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
URIC ACID
SOLV EMIT
75c Bottle (32 dOses)
FREE

Just because you start the day wor-
ried and tired, stiff legs and arms and
muscles, an aching head burning and
bearing down pains in the back-wOrn
out before the day begins-do not think
you have to stay in that condition.
Start the day RIGHT. Be strong heal
thy. feel fiue
Get well Get rid of pains, stiff joints
sore muscles, rheumatic suffering ach-
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NOW.
If you suffer from bladder weakness,
with burning. scalding pain3. or ole in
and out of bed half dO2eI times ~
night you viii appreciate the rest. com
for and strength this treatment gives.
We will give you one 15-ceut bottle
(32 doses) FREE and FREE BOOK
about Uric Acid and how to treGt it.
to convince you The Williams Treat
meut conQuers kidney and Bladder
diseases rheumatism and all other all
ment& chronic or stubborn il caused
by excessive Uric Acid
Send this notice To The Dr. L. 4. vii.
liams Co, Dept r. 400 p .. Block,
East Hampton. Conn, and receive by
parcel post delivery paid free 10
cent bottle (32 doses). without olIigat-
ION only one free bottle TO same per
son, address or family.
Zine for Acid stomach
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
Laurel, Miss. =
was suffering with

making besides my homework. You
are at liberty to publish my letter if it
will help some poor suffering woman. "
Mrs. J. C. SANFORD, 1887 Second Ave,
Laurel, Miss.
Thousands of women drag along from
day to day in just such miserable con-
dtion as vas Mrs. Sanford, or suffering
from displacements, Irregularities, in
flammation, liberation, backache, side
ache, headache, nervousness, or g the
blues"
Such women should profit by Mrs
Sanford's experience and try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and find
relief from their sufferings as she did.
For special suggestions in regard to
your ailment write Lydia +. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn; Mass. The result of
their long experience is at your service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
RaisIn craoes.

Ordinary grapes do not make good
ralslns Leading varieties used nre
the Muscatel, Gordo, BlHnco, MuScnt
Of Alexandria and Malaga. The
lunches are cut from the vines and
placed on trays TO sunday. being
turned from time to time. The proc
ess is simple. Large growers have
curing sheds to avoid rsE IN drying
IN account Of rain. Seeding is done
by machinery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
WANTS sHANTUNe SETTLEMENT
Japan Is Planning to Invite China to
Confer,

Toxic, Sept 25.--Japan is planning
officially to invite China to confer on
the Shantung situation after Japan
has ratified the Peace Treaty. This
fact was communicated to the cor
respondent today by officials, who
added that Japan naturally could not
compel China to accept the invitation.
Japan said one official. lis anxi.
GUS to settle the question of the re-
storation of Shantung as quickly as
possible, but if China declines to ne
gotate Japan will be obliged to allow
the present conditions as to Shantung
to remain unchanged"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
LON PIliGED ADIERTI5IN'
TO RENT

TO RENT-Stores, Offices tene-
ments. shors. stables individual stor-
age lockers furnished apartments and
rooms all centrally located. Geo. NJ.
Hawks. 425 Main St 76tf
TO RENT-Three nice furnished
rooms for light housekeeping with i'm
provemeuts. Room and board by the
week Also storage for automobile. l29
North street, tel 1853 W. 9Stf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-29
MRS. SANFORD'S
MESSAGE TO
WORKING WOMEN

IouSSN Ny q 1CiAioIS
trouble. l had head
aches, chills and fe-
vers, and was unable
to do my work part
of the time. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound was
recommended to me
and l took twelve
bottles of it, and my
health has been good
ever since. l am
able to run the ma
nhipa o0d 10 1racc
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

Founded the vigor
OF YOUTH Earditn
organization that BEFORE
Inc OF Canadian firm established
Tribune called itself The Worlds Greatest Newspaper"
The advertising depart annual BOOK
The Chicago Trlbune
advertising policies mailed reply
"I I'M becoming convinced that your claim to The
Worlds Greatest Newspaper far from correct
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

The Chicago Tribune reaches the most desirable pros
poets IN every community in the Central West. The
chicago Tribune has by far the largest circulation of
any newspaper in its terrory-Dai1y Sunday. But
The Tribune does not rest its and ask for ad
vertsing merely this basis. More than a dozen
employees IN the display advertising partent of The
Tribune engaged in service work for advertisers
not soliciting business but helping the
advertising NE carry and productive. The
Tribune has been engaged in this service many
years. has spent hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
perfect its knowledge of the Chicago market and to
make the Chicago market accessible advertisers
In short, The Chicago Tribune carries more than
one-third Of all Chicago newspaper advertising be-
it clearly deserves the lineage. The Tribune
offers to advertiser quantity Of circulation and
quality of circulation in the worlds most desirable
market, together with unequaied merchandising
service.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

The pre-eminence Of The Chicago Tribune may be
proven from either the editorial or the advertising
standpoint Editorial achievements such the Peace
Treaty scoop 50 hand in hand with record-breaking
advertising gains In 1914 for instance, The Chicago
Tribune printed 26.5o of the total newspaper lineage
The figure $3.50 in 1918 and during the first nine
months of 1919 record OF 351Go has been established
This amazing progress pictured in charts this page
which shows how The Tribune is steadily increasing
its lead over all competitors.
The Tribune is being filled each day with advertising
which taxes its press capacity but the advertising staff
constantly expanding, is fighting for business hard
as ever The advertising department wants your bus-
down to the smallest want ad, but does not
the largest campaign of full pages at any sacrifice
of its Standards Chicago Tribune censorship excludes
hundreds of thousands of dollars worth Of business
annually. <
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

This chart pictures the proportion
which each Chicago paper car
ried Of total newspaper adUer-
tising during the first nine
months of 1919.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-16
Antragr
Son Marie Sprinpaf.

(Iri einenl Sour. Gr uno tie
liten III elner Gd. bclclnan0er. Sic,
enc biibid)c 5pan5,glaDrige Ylon.
oune; er, eln cbenlalIs bublter Jun.
ger Mann Don ied]sunOSluan5lg Sab.
zen. Srlnfe, Zee uro raubell 81.
laretten.)
Sic: Gu Sreo - jag elnmal -
IN utodt) Oh -
Gr: Sd bore -
Sic: WtOttelt Oh - mOftcit on
- Old - NIT mir u%erlobeny
Gr: 2?l
Sic: Wtagil mid ocnn 9ar ri6t9
Or: . ia, - aber -
Sic: Ibcr2
Gr: Jtauu - uerloben - ih bin
etDas e%rltaunt
Sic: yiun lounocrt iib bei,tjutaar
ilber gar nltts mebr, pcrltcblt Oh -
gr: Grlallbe
Sic: Gu parit meine lestc Sofi.
lling
Gr: 91heriit - in Ocinem alter
luslt on oas! ut0dtcit. oab i'd Did,
hetrate. mcil on meinit, oab feii on.
herer -
Sic: Gu biit uoufommen i'm SIR.
t'm-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-16
3nanaiates Eupitel.

Oils am anbern Wprseu bic Cont
meriOnns pradtooa a~ufities iiber SUI
nabum unb bic 9oloamiel ibr flOs
tenb SaselieO besann. iprans jung
2tutbart empor: - Elm geneiener
Wann uuo Elm reiferer.
Die Wunoe i'm Mrm idmerate nift
n,ebr uno feline Pbantaiie. bic uns
Dersleidli4 itiirmifder oils iein 9erS
errest. sepeieR, mar beldpidttst.
Wi1t mebr unsuiriaben nit iid
feI5it, freuoig. sefaBt. i4ritt er. na4'
BEN ct in BEN @arteubrunnen oas
4ntIiB setiibIt, iorsfdlt.e bic usrbu,,
bene 4rmiteue unter benz ipeibeu
Wantel n%erberseno. bic Stufen pes
Noriaals binauf.
9ier empfins Jpn 5%aoufpalt, sab,
nenD beibe 4rme gen 9immel re.
deno, nit ben Worteu:
-4ber bu baft lang sei4lafen! limb
i'd - i'd claude. id babe bic ganSe
Ra4t tein Muse ausetan."
.Mber pieueibt bic Obren!" lahts
2iutbari. -Wo 1T bic Sausfraue
i'd babe 3unser."
.9isr bin ia!" rief GelieitaI
-@leiG bring ih friid selc9te Ger
unb Wil4 unb 9onis. Pbilemon
meItt ldon bic Rub auf Der Dieis
biner benz 3aufe."
~Dentt nur," ipra4 iie. nun aus
benz 8orban9 treteub unb iebem be,
beiben @dfte cine 9ano reihenb, .in
aner Griihe, fobalb bic Gore tpieoer
9e6ffnet tudren. tom BET ate SilaDe
aus ber Stabt auf BEN Wnienwea
auriid anb tpedte mid. an bic 6ins
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-16

6iferii&er &omam axs !
ser SSlferwauaerxns. }
Ben felix Dabn.
@. Sortiebuns uni SdIub.)
On N 49,:


anselaust. i4ob er Dorii4tis ben
Sslbeu 0orBans oe Guberen 2ur sur
Seite, oas WOnOllht in ben ountler
Spsiisiaal iaLlsu laieao. in Dem
Glnsans 3u Dem S4lafaimmer. Dor
seiIen rotem Yorban9. log 9aoupaIt
- i4nar4sno; nebsn iAm auf Die
Seite selest. Ieersetrunten. bic Im'
pforo.
Neiie. leiie auf ben 3ebsn trat Der
Junslins. tlopienben 5er3ens, Dor
tbu uno teiIte bebutiam bic beioen
Qdlften Des rotten Dorbanss ausetns
amber. Do ~setpabrte er nit GGs
4eln fab er's Die t~unitDoae Dor
rt4tuus oes ausseipannten Jaoens;
pobl buitete er nod an oes Wdhters
Nsosrsurt; aber tie 9uno Der Solid
ferin batis ild se0ftHst; Der auausl
lug aui benz S1emsl DOT 'brem
Eager.
dit bubsm S9ritt trat 2iutbari
ibsr ben Ilten bintpes. in oas
Salaisema4 binein.
Obsrbalb oes Hopfeubes oes Coz
gers, IN eiuer Wanoniihe. ftano bic
tkine t0nsrue Campo; lie COB ibr mill
bss 2idt uber oas pfubl.
Bel ibrem r0tli4en S1immer er'
blidts sr ben SdusIinS neben benz
breiten gbsbstt in iirobsefloatener
Wiese.
Die punoeri4Dne SdlGferin aber
bate oas reIde, belbraune 9aar gs'
loft; Is ilutets iiber bic beioen nadten
S6ultern uno ben bsrrlid geluOlbten.
Sb5par 10 5lrten Yuien, unter lpela
den Ole DUuoeue bulb berabgNlltten
iUar.
Len blenoeno ueibsn lintsn Irm
taIis tx 5IpllNen !Dr~nterbaupt uno
YtaueN gelto0eIi; Die rette 9ano
Oedtt. iDte pelpdgenp, Die lrnte Srult.
WdUS oih lrut nun Der Guuiher
berun.
50 GinreiBeno i90n bate er Die
WaGe nlAt geieben =; uno bic ftrlla
&c 9ut. luelde oleie erniten 4usen,
penn ooa autseihlagen. iibten. mar
ia nun entidlummerf.
Die pollen Eippen tparen balb &c.
Sffnet; er Jog ben fiiBen Item ihres
Wunbes.
Ser Sunslius bebte bonn Wirbel
bis our SOhle.
.ytur einsn 4ub!" badte er. .l1no
lie lou nidt oaOOn eripaden."
S4on beuste er iia iaat auf ibr
Hutlib nieDer; ba betpestsn iid bic
fdOnsn 2ippen i'm Shlal uno sartIia
ipra1 bic Sdlummernoe: .3omm, 0
msin 1uluius. tii1e midi" -
Wie bonn 9liB ~setroffen, lpanote
@i1 Giutbari, iprana nit eiuem leiien
Sabe iiber bic SdpeQe uno ben
Sdldfer bintpeg, nit einem apeiten
bic Stufen biuab in ben 9arteu,
i1lus beiDe 9dnbe Dor bic Iusen u.,o
fliiitsrte: % pelhen 5reuel battle i'd,
taft b%esunsen!."
@r gIitt nieoer auf elm 8nie uno
bars ous fieberbeibe 9aupt in benz
tauisen 9ruie; Reue, Sdmer5. unses
itiute SebnluAt posten in inn 5us
iammeu uno lOiten iid alsbalo pobIs
tdtis III sinem SNom Don 1rGnen.
Gang lag er 10.
GnDlid ma4te Die Susenb bes grs
fdOpfteu, 9erpunoeten iit beiliam
9eltenb: er FAINT in tiefen. traumlos
fen Sdlaf. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-16
,,@lauben
- Sererbuna a.

Sic al Sererbung2"
rSa", antmortete Ole Sebrerln.
sd babe gum 9eilpiel einen tier
men Sunsen in meiner alaiie, Der
ieben Worgen nod Sauie dur.id'
febren mub, UNI ieine perseiienei'
Bidder. 9leiitifte uno Shreibfeoerf'
al boIen. Sein Batter 1T elm
Blumber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-16
Sr: Sanu pcrIlcbe ld) nld)t =

sic: Stellli Ou DIR 0as n!ft nett
upr, elue flelne graui 81 Da0elI.
uverau torrnten mir allen nIIfrIfl'
uiloer glnBeber, MS Sarlete - ulU.
Gr: Gesbulb! - sd tam ailay
mi aIl0eren 2arnei aieIli ms %a
rlett 9rDcn
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Gr: Dos iii ein anOerer StaIlO.
punft - men tuuIlIlert oenn Oaa,
Il. weld)er 0sleulbaIt l1 MD De.
nnOe - on balt turlUle Inlld)ien -
uOrlgells ruble lG MID 6u lllllg, I'M
Glid Iegt lton 81 blilOen
SIe: yul0eu, UIuOen!
gr: 9ta TreIll1 bIlloell uleDl
lle etlpas perltduonlslOs any.
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tieIe Abnelgune 9egen mid, pugreslo
ib bid iebr 9erne Dabe.
Gr: Oh!
Sic: NO rreilid, JOINT bate lb
Dir Dob nidt Oieien antra9 &C.
EIatt -
gr: so mooern man AUDI oelIfer
mag, 70 lit es Ood). ME Jug lb llur,
lcgen mir: auBergepobm!ih. OaB
Gu -
Sic: baB lb -
@r: DAB Oh ben eriten Sdritt
HIadlt.
sic: 0u lieber Wott, Ou bit ia
ocb mein Setter 5pelten Vraoe5,
or fennen uns bulOert Sabre, oa
mir oils ainoer mt chamber lpleltel
- meiBt on nod ple mir Serbelra.
tctieln auiiiibrten! 8ir iesten uES
al, mein &inoertlt1en, open Wtal'
reln uro Hoiinen uno d%antten ulla
grGBlid.
Gr: Qad)enO): gu warlt elm
ld;llmnler yiader uno balt mir man.
chen Sdaberllad 8eiplelt.
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Dub - it) erin:Icre mid, Dap l)
Dir Die SbelOuus alltrrg, neil Oh
mid al meinem 3Opt gertllen bat
tel1.
gr: 8ir baben wirflid rei5enoe
Grinnerlngen.
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in oeiiler Suiarenprabt ais aaoett
eridienit, % mar i1 minoelterls
slpel Gage lang IN bid perliebt.
gr: SD aber nitt in DID -
narit on elm edges, ungegorenes
Ding!
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mebr!
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Sic: Sore GreO, reOen mir Elm &c.
jd,eiotes @ort.
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gr: &l1re allf.
Sic: SD babe friiber BLOB eincn
Sher5 9enlaht.
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Sder3l
Sic: So. Sd modte namlid
tIob cine Similiuerlobung -
Gr: @as9
Sic: Sort ocnn idledt? Cine
Similiperlobung.
gr: 2?2
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Glaublid!
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Sic: Sd mub Dir Die Sunfte allf
Die / ieben.
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Sic: Sabe Did fir id%ariiinniger
gebaIten - id Iiebe bid utdt -
gr: SD bid aub nid)t
Sic: Ganfe.
gr: Sit nidt n0tig - gum 81lf'
f,ld, 10 rebe -
Sic: @iu id ia. aIio bore. Sd
lirbe Sen Wtarel.
gr: Sreut mid.
Sic: Sbn AUDI.
gr: llno?
Sic: llno INN ni6t etpig Die Ma.
MO lamentieren gu boren, oab id
ocn WageI nidt beiroten ion, nidt
nit ibm in allen 8infeln iteder, 10
babe ib mir arsgcoaft, mid nit Dir
81 %perloben, I'M inter Oieiem Sdlls
cin biiiel nit linn perfcbren 81 f6n.
ilcn.
er: Siibide &olle, Die gu mir "a
jum,lteit.
Sic: StoI5 iolte elm Waun iein.
Rem elm WdOden 10 blinolings per-
t, allt.
Gr: limo pie itelIt on Dir oenn
ric gauge per5Didte Gage por9
Sic: 60 einfatl. gls 9ralltpaar
hoben mir freie Sano, gcben nit.
ctnan0er aus -
Or: SINS Gariett.
Sic: Illf.
Gr: llno iino ST. britt nit oel,em
Wturcl.
Sic: go ia, oas tits ia gcraoe.
Or: Die 2cllte tperoen iasen, oaB
hu mid idon Dor Der Sot5eit be-
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Gle fa0aerno): 8laub' thon -

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tielllcu WcraIen tim
Gr: gu uvllrlt Oas cllel tlelncI
eierulcn! Inc JeieR. oen 0ail, mir
ucrluben ulls Oanll MnIBten MIR
u.l5 ia iuIeOcr elltlobe!i.
Sle ,leld4rnuIU): 9taiur!l@
uno pas NJ Ocill "a IpeIIer Oauel -
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<delouugcn. oa9 III oo9 Dent6H-
tuge -
ur: Syrld nIdi ~ leldtIcrtl8
Dol, erllliell AIlJcii, oua pdBt lIW
nor uld,t - on wlrlt odd luoDl NH
Sciuclu Uiarel erlltllt perloben!
gle: Srellld.
Gr: uuo luern Gelne Wanna
%Durd)aus uldt Wlu?
Sle: Sann llerben MIR 6ulalH.
gr: @ie in Oell ulten Nonlaneit -
sic: Us tOnllnt aues uor.
er: Sos w1re l1aoe.
Gle: I'm MD ODER I'M Vtarel?
gr: va, Oud) un ODD - Uua gent
bonn Md Der gauge yIlIel an!
Sic: Gr MIRO or leDr geTdllen.
Gr: UejiDeITle lb.
Sic: SD mill I'M DIR glcld uor-
ltellen.
gr: Sat id)on 3cit, bin nid)t ntu.
sicrlg.
Sle: Oob mir reDen Oa ulD reoen
uno fonlnlcn 5u telllelIl Jlelllfaf.
(Gegaglert): Scam lb Der vtaIlla
iuqeu, OaB mir urls Uerlpbt bube1!
er: SD nlIB Dir ldlleBild EN- We.
fculltnls nlud;en: lb Dube dld eIlle
Alebe ullO iDretlpcSell tanll lb lIld)t
dis ein Gerlobter 9eltcn - e. mllr.
o. ibr oas Sero Dred)en.
Sic: Sd)au, lHuu! user ut penn
Ods2
Gr Geigt auf elllc lun9e Oanne):
GOrt llst lle.
Sic: 9lmuel: Die! llno lie ipridt
6eraoe nit Wiarel -
Gr: Ser 1T DEM VtageI!
sic UelbltDewuBt): Ser!
Gr: SD Dante! Son Dem tonllte
i'd Dir Welbltten er5ablen.
Sic: SD bln %groBnlutlg, oeIlll l1
lorlB audi SeridIeoenes uber oell1e
olanme, OOd) idpe!ye I6.
Gr: go!
sic (latoniid): So.
Gr: gu oarilt Den vtar nidt neb'
men.
Sic: 8eroe seraoe bid irasen -
Gr: sit meiue Eilibt, oid auf.
n1rrtiam gu MAIDEN - fllr Den bit
Gu plel 81 gut - uieI gu gut, BORT
on?
Sic: llno id iage Dir, Die lit Del.
ne, nid)t inert. 9tein, neln, nlft
trert.
Gr: greiiere bid nidt pie &c.
iallt lie Dir ~ibrigcns2
Sic: Wott, Die 0rugel 8arnidt,
penn Du e5 Dlllen Dllllt.
gr: 8laublt on, lh ihtp1rme ctlpa
iur Oeilen Wtar?
Sic: @as ieselt on eigentlih an
Tim aus!
gr: Sunoerterlei.
Sic i1iidtern): go pie on mir?
Gr: Sabe ib oas geiagt2
Sic: 3u periteben 9egeben -
Gr: Gas lit eiue g%ntlteuung Der
Gatiaben - ld babe nidts ali Dir
m,s5uiesen, in 8egenteil
Sic: SobalO Ou bid 10 ltrdubi,
inegen Der Simili -
gr: $0r' auf! Siebit gu benn
ritt Elm, oaB Oas elm uniinn ipare,
elm llnred)t -
Sic: CAN'T ibr Oas Ser5 nidt
nridt -
er: Stimmt.
Sic (pl0sli1 in 1rdnen): SD bin
totungliidlib -
ST: armes aino! 60 pein' Ood
lliht, I'M aaes in Der @elt -
Sic: SaB MIDI - mas tiimmert's
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these iends who have sunken into the lowest stages of depravity Is a question that has caused argument in the medi- cal world. continued pr. Gaston. am prone to believe that the cure is the exception and not the rule"
 When one considers that most or these unfortunate beings have risen un- der the tranquillizing influence of these lulling drugs. from the lowest pinnacle Of depression to that peaceful dreamy state where thought is effortiess, fatigue less and almost automatic and have learned the sense of satisfaction that
 is derived therefrom. the relief from physical and mental irritation with a sense of increased vigor and the ability to do all that the mind hopes or craves for, We can hardly answer any way ex- eept in the negative. And there are oth- CT things to consider. They have los, their fellowman's confidence. friendship and companionship and their occupations in fact all Of the virtues of the real world. When we realize the domineering tyranny of these drugs we naturally re- tain tender feeling for the dope fiend. "
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10

[ cret of it all Although she belongel to nice family. she visited the under world district and one day I found her reasons for doing so. She was taking dope. Consequently began my dope career by escorting this girl 10 places where she would satisfy her desires and within short time had my own desires to satisfy l am now $ years old and have just drifted frofa pillow to post was piekeup on the streets of Ensley and here l am"
 Wagner talked on for quite few Tnin- utes. telling of some hair raising expert ences of his own T have always tried to be honorable he said. rI would not steal money nor any personal valuahles. but all dope fiends will steal dope Doc here, knows that" And he re- turned to the jail.
 The reason he referred to me" said pr. Gaston. lis because when he visited my office several days ago, l grew sus- picioRs of him and one night hid a bot tie of morphine, where I could hardly find it again, and left the transom open. The next morning, the dope was gone while nothing else in the office was molested"
 Whether or not there is a cure for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
Branch Manager Gives
 Interesting Lecture
Says Buick Factory Promises Great
 Conveniences for All Owners

Geo. D. McCutcheon. Atlanta. branch manager for Buick automobiles gave an interesting address to the employees or the Birmingham Motor company. dis trihutors for the state of Alabama MT McCutcheon stated that since the war had come to an end the factory heads have been working every end to deveiope a system that woGld give Buick owners and dealers close consideration which should prove advantageous He says that the Birmingham Motor company is the exclusive dealer for the Buick. and every owner can expect just as rnuce service as though they lived next door to the factory. Every part used in a Buick car is carried in Birmingham and the skill that puts Buick cars together can be found as good in the mechanics of the Birmingham Motor company. for they have been carefully trained to know the scientific construction of Buick cars
 X special Buick parts man has been provided here to look after the service end. The system installed here is Smple and strict A car comes in for some mechanical adjustment. The Buick ex- pert inspects the motor and makes out a list of adjustments. Necessary parts if needed are secured from parts room and the work is done quick and ac- curate. The system is just like clock work and owners should appreciate what the Buick factory is doing to help the distributor. Ii also helps the owners sat isiactori'v and economically. says Mir. McCutcheon.