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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
WRITER-LECTURER-F FARMER
SCHEDULED FOR INSTITUTE
viii Discuss Present-pay Problems In
ohio's Agriculture.

The institute society Is especially
gratified in securing H. P. Miller, the
wellknown livestock specialist, for
the farmers institute. No man in Ohio
has wider experience than he. All
his life as student, teacher, investiga.
tor, writer, county agent, and practical
farmer, he has been in close touch
with agricultural problems. His sug-
gestions as to farm leases and the re-
lations of landlord and tenant are
especially timely and valuable. They
should find expression in every insti-
tute. Mr.. Miller is progressive, up-to-
date and practical in all his discus
sions, as they relate to war necessities
and permanent agriculture. Every one
should hear him. He comes but one
day.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
OBITUARY

Clara May (Haller) Mann, wife Of
Charles F. Mann, only child of Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Haller of Easton,
o., was born Aug. 24th, 1886 and died
at 11:30 o'clock Wednesday morning,
January l, 1919, having been ill for
three weeks Of pneumonia following
influenza.
Clara lived with her parents in the
little village where she was born,
until she was united in marriage on
August %, 1906, to Charles F. Mann,
of Wadsworth. Her married life
was spent in Easton, Rittman and
Wadsworth, where she removed dur
ing the summer preceding. Their
twelve years of companionship was
interrupted by the influenza epidemic
which took her husband home to his
God sixteen days before she succumb-
ed to it's poison. The little son, Ivan
Charles, born to this union in 1911,
in whom both parents took such keen
delight, is left to be the comfort and
solace Of his grandparents and aunt
whose duty and privilege it is to try
to make up as much as possible for
his double loss 50 early in life.
Besides her husband, there await
her in Eternity, sister, Jennie Frank
eta, and brother, William, who
died in infancy, besides grandparents,
numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
There also survive her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haller, Of Easton,
o., aged respectively 67 and 92 years;
aunts Miss Clara Pierce of Easton,
Mrs. Sarah Messner and Mrs. Rohama
Margo of Manchester, O., an uncle
George Haller of New Berlin, besides
the members Of her husbands family
who regard her as a daughter and
only sister, and numerous other rela-
tives and friends.
She was member of the United
Brethren church, but since the family
residence in Wadsworth had attended
the Christian church.
Brief services were held at 10 a. M,
Thursday, by Rev. Hamilton, at the
mausoleum where she was laid beside
her husband, until her fathers health
shall improve and more extensive
services will be held.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10

the past week four miles of copper
wire ON the telegraph poles west OF
the pumping station has been taken,
the wire belonging to the Standard
Oil Company.
Mrs. Mary Warner Armstrong, VINO
recently died at Hartford, Conn.,, was
born in Brunswick 80 years ago. The
house her parents lived in was the
first house on the Liverpool side OF
the west road. They attended church
and school in Brunswick, but never
lived on this side.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
BENNErrs CORNERS

A little girl at Elmer HERS. Mrs.
Nora Perkins is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Leyandosh are
sick with the flu.
A. E. Warner is chief clerk in r.
H. Levandoski's store and Harold
Loomis takes the routes.
Mary Morton went Tuesday to stay
for while with her sister, Mrs. John
Baisch, at Valley City.
Mrs. Amy Morton is staying at
present at Mark Meacham's.
Lima Clement was called last week
to Strongsville to take care Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Burnham, who are
sick with the flu.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
LOOK HERE FOR TT
Many a Medina Reader Will be In
terpstpd


When people read about the cures
made by a medicine endorsed from
far away. is it surprising that they
wonder if the statements are true?
But when they read Of cases right
here at home, positive proof is with
in their reach, for close investigation
is an easy matter. Read Medina en-
dorsement of Doan's Kidney FILLS.
A. L. Ryan, farmer, 243 s. Broad
way, says: "Years ago, when I
worked on the railroad, my back ached
a great deal. When / bent over,
sharp pains shot through by back and
made me feel miserable. used
many medicines, but they didn't seem
to help me. Doan's Kidney Pills, how
ever, helped me from hte first and
seemed to touch the right spot. I
have had no serious trouble since"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Ryan had. Foster -Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
GRANGERBURG

Mrs. Bertha A. Wickwire, wife of
o. Wickwire of Granger township,
died on Sunday, Jan. a, at Huron
Road hospital, Cleveland, Immediately
following an operation. She was 40
years, / month and 8 days Of age,
and is survived by the husband,
three daughters and a son. Funeral
services were held from the home on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. Thompson of the Gran
gerburg church. Burial was made in
Spring Grove cemetery, Medina.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10

a camp in Georgia, having been mus
tered out of service.
Mrs. Mae REM of Detroit is visit
ing her sister, D. P. Isham.
Mr.. Ed Holden has rented his faith
er-in-law, Is. C. West's) farm on the
river and is moving onto it.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
HlNCKLEY.

Mr.. Arthur Harold's father from
Cleveland is visiting him at his home.
J. M. Riley has new Victrola.
Jimmie Janoch is back home from
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10

We always try to please every patron
Of our Job Printing Department-give
US your next order ana make us prove
1t and be pleased too.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
GOODMAN'S CORNERS

Mrs. Emily Hales has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura Hales,
at Akron.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-01-10
OBITUARY

Cora Welday, daughter OF MI. and
Mrs. Hugh Spangler, deceased, was
born in Sharon township, Medina
county, April 18, 1878, and died Dec.
"a, 1918 in the city hospital of Akron,
after an illness of five months, aged
As years, s months and 6 days.
She was united in marriage to
Andrew Grant Welday on Oct. 25,
1898, by Rev. ]. H. Palmer, at Seville,
Ohio. To this union were born nine
children, seven of whom, with their
father, survive to mourn her death.
They are Norman B. Welday, Musi-
clan Hdqrs. Co. 118, Field Artillery,
31st Division, just returned from
France. Harvey H., 18th Co. 4th
Training Battalion, honorably dis
charged from service on Dec. 2, Cor
poral Clayton E. Welday, Co. G LAG
U. S. Infantry, France, who is recov-
ering from an operation at Base Hos
pital No. 30, Jay E., Russell H., DON
aid B., and daughter, Eva M. She is
also survived by five sisters and two
brothers, as follows: Mrs. Bert
Wells, Creston, Mrs. Thos. McDer-
mott, Kenmore, Mrs. VIM. White, Bar
berton, Mrs. Geo. Hazel, Akron, Mrs.
Harry Sbepler. Wadsworth, Edward
Spangler, Akron, and Arthur Spang-
Ter, her youngest brother, residing at
. East Earl, Penna-
She was baptized in infancy and
Joined the Lutheran church at Acme
at the age of 16 wears, later becoming
member Of the Mennonite church
Of this place on Dec. 3, 1916. She
was most unselfsh wife and mother,
o kind sister, and will be greatly
missed by family and friends.
Funeral services were held from her
late residence in Wadsworth, Friday,
! Dec. 27, at I p. M, in charge Of Rev.
s. f. Ross with burial in Woodlawn
cemetery, Wadsworth.
Vorbote., 1919-11-05

brin9t, ii6 olS TeinOe o65ui6la6ten,
IN logilder 9llr6oentllng Der ibnen
elngelmpften 2ebren.
8enn idon &nlnpf Damn gegen
cine @eiellidaft Der MiB9llnlt,, Die
ytcnlden 5u @eIticn lna6t, oic iiG
gegenIeitig Die 9el,te abjagc,l.
IS lit ni6ts geeigneter 5ur Gin
blGlumg ser @obrbeit mic ser sln-
i6olulngsunterri6t unO Oie S6Ia6t
Der "@eItern slpcnuc 9anoe" gegen
Die v2rafc Sluelnle @anoe" lit fir gl.
tern mic ain0er Elm crfolgrcider 9ln=
lGolumgslllterridt. ct miro ibnen
Die Gc6re gu Semitic Tiibren: 9(n BEN
'Frudten loft S6r iie ertennen!
SFiibrt ben Sprud) w2icbct sud-
lnterclnolloer" ltnb Sen Sprlt6 rIu
lollIt oeincn geodItcn Itcben mic bih
IclbIt" ouf Die Seioen 5uriif ober ol,f
Den Na5arencr, lider lit, baB sic
vGbriitell" feinen Der 6eioen Spirit
dc fplgen..
Sic meroen obcr @obrbeit per6en,
ipelm 0ie So6ioliltcn ibre 9lrbeit pou-
brodlt bobcn tuerOeu, nid)t cher.
Vorbote., 1919-11-05
Wlr iinb nit cen SuhlenarGbcrn.

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, Nov. l. 1919. as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
uGie 0ttlncr in oen S6iitengrG-
ben, bic befreit it6 fiiblcn bon ser
ofonomiiden Srobn on oie lie ge.
pohnt luaren, luerocn, cs lit mabr=
lhclnllh nit elmer ncllen 9(niift
na6 Soal'c fommen alno lueroen feinc
BcOnlO metr boben nit gcpobnlidpl1
poJitlidcn Ebroient iic lrerOen lpirt.
ll6cs 9enfen umO ernitbafte 9(ftion
uerlangcn."
0uS maren @ilions @orte, ols er
nod Den 9lrbeiterlt 9rei Inn Ben
yfuno i61nteren muBte, tpeiI ct lie
filr leinc ypotrioti l6en" 3iuefe
brnltdte.
Scst po Sic glrbeiter mirfGib ban-
ocln, lpie CT in einem Ii6ten Wo=
mentc ooralslah, icbt nilnnt er ei-
nen Gi1,boltsbcfcbl bcrous lmb nin(
o1e &nhlenarfhcr am Streif hinbern,
Der 10 beredtigt lit, ipie ic Gin streif
mar.
@oS bon oen bobcn 2obncn ser
&ohlcngrGber in Ser 2opito1iIten-
pre'ic qcfoieGn miro, lit Mltmpib.
Wobl lit Ser Stlm0cnIobn ncrbGlt-
ntsmGBi9 bO6. 9lber sic @crQlpcrfs=
better halten oie 8rlthen mGfren6
Ser S3lfte bcs Sobres 0eidloiicn, Tim
bic 9ohIen fropb ltn6 tel1er su hoI-
ten @Ghreno bicicr 9cit ut1frci-
miniacr 0hlBe miiiien bie 9rrbciter
ouf lebcn 1lno 10 tpqtr6en iic gum
Stretf Qc5plrnacn 1m6 GIT ser SSoroes
rltng eines observation-disclosures, ser
mobrIi6 fir eilen 9(rbeiter llnter Ser
Grhe lana qenlta 1T.
@tr lino nit ben aobIcn9rGbcrn
1tno mir hoffen, bof es ifn1cn 0cIinqt,
Den traltrinen GinboItsbefehI Ser
ben GapitaliIten aeaenii6er fnedtie=
Iltgen Regierl,ng suni6te at maiden.
Vorbote., 1919-11-05

Gieie SanollngSpciie mur6e ats
bent @rllnOc ongcnonnlen, ouB Die
Ser. Staaten bis iest perlGumten
&rleg gegen HuBlonO SIT erfI1ren
ln6 Oa weun Die g(lliierten WtGdltc,
luelhe iebt uerillden Sooict Hui.
lanO 5ll ltijr5en, crfpIgreib iino, Ic
oolln ale losialen lmb ofonomiiGcn
NeoInglnlgen, meld)e Die glrbciter
oller Climber critrcben ooer geponneu,
altsmii i6en mer0en.
Sicrtollieno 9ti0gcrs unh stebe.
oores, aus Delben 6ie llnion beItcht,
itnO ourdl oieie &eioluion gebl,nacn.
llngcfGtr Die 00lfte ser Sdiiisbcr,
loOer linO INNER nod om Str,lf.
Die llcbrigcn iinO al bie 9lr6cit at.
ritdgefcbrt lmter &ontroften nit III.
Oipi0uellen Geiellidoften.
6afenarbcttcritrcif luiro furtaeiebt.
gtelp Dorf, Sftobcr. HSm S6iff-
perloOerausitono lit nod feline Ser.
onnerlng cin9etretcn; Die 9ampfers
qcIeQidoften boben pcitere Gerban0.
llngcn nit Dem Seri0bnmgsrot ob.
gelcbnt' lmO MAIDEN @eriudN, Bic
SGiffc OBJ be5lp. 5u belaoen. Gic
Nlt2ltGlOigen lmterbanOcln nit ser
@elperfidoft Ser Sd)jffSrriaer lmo
.0ler, Inn lie, al alien SGfen ani ut.
lontiIden Ssean lmo am merifoni.
iden Wtccbltiell gum 9(ni6luB Alt
ueranlaIlen.
3miiden 1000 9tusIt0noigen uno
me6reren bunoert Mam fam es, ols
lcbtere Die 9lrbeit in oen Suib Ser
minal Gods in 9roofIpn luieoer ouf-
ne6mcn mo1terl ST. bIlltiger sdIG-
gerei, bel Ser altd piele Sdjiiiie fie-
len. Die Eoli5ei i6ritt ein uno nobn1
5ebn 8erbaftungen Dor. @ieIe tp1tr-
Den bertuunoet
Vorbote., 1919-11-05

@enall 10, mic e5 gon5e S0lfer,
au6 aus nidts mOerent uic aus loll-
ter @inbiGOlmg, n1oGen.
Wlr Ieben Dor uns, iuie es ging.
slls Die &in0er ibreu Streit be-
gonnen, umO OILS lie ii6 re6t orOent-
lid) baltten, Oo freltten ii6 Oie Gro
Bsn bic Grluadiencn. Gus gibt mai
redte ~Giti5ens". ltun ltadelte lie
nod uuf 5u ibrem boien Slu1. Mnn
periebtc lie IN @ut gegen einonocr,
bis lie lidl gegenieitiQ t0teten lmO
N}ltterber5en bro6en lmo SGtcr
ltobnten.
Gle &nobcn lpurOcn Dor Sen Gid=
ter gebrodt, nadoem Sic Sot gei6e-
fen ipor amo berbort. Gin Seer bon
8oli5iiten lit oltfgcbutcrL ltm oQe, 0ic
man nodl nidt felnt Don Sen beioen
r@anben" ous5ufinocn, I'M ibncn Sic
vgeredte" Strofe SIT 0iftiercu.
Oton mOdte i6rcien Dor @ut rno
@eh.
geift OicIc Gnabcn geboren oltf oie
9lnfloQebGnt.
Sluf Sic 9lnflogcbonf Qc6oren iene,
Die lie allfmltntcrten. gllf Sic g(nfla-
Qebunf aeborcn sic 2cbrer. sic ihnen
0as Totcn bes niSeinoc5" uls Sel0en-
tat Icbren. N(uf Sic 9(nfloQcbonf ge-
horcn bic !6eber Qeorn 9lnbcrsbenz
felbc. 9l1tf sic NnfloQebonf ochGrt
Sic aonae folrle, boBbriitcn0c 6eicls
idoft, Sic mir hel1te hobcn lno Sic
mir beIteben fnnl1 lpcun iidh sic Nfen-
ihen 9egeniciti9 hoIien, iibcrbortei-
lcl1 hc9alncrlL lrn0 lrcln e5 nid5t
anhers ncht. ltmbrinqcn.
SSl1 sc Sinbcrher5cn n1ub man
6icIen SoT' ihon hineinhf1onscn, So
nit or inSser ridltig ats9cniibt rcrs
hen fann, bonlit er SUR hcr5chrcn6en
NGomme Gobert, bamit Srcu6c am
Sootcr eripedt miro.
llno oQes nlr 0eS Wtonnons lpe=
gen. gillcr mill DEM anOercn obin=
gen. mas er bat. Sit int SeIbiterEaI=
tltngstrieb gc5lrllngen oo5u.
Wton nemnt itcb Wtcnl6 uno lit
geltic. Yton prcOigt 2iebe ln8 lat
SaB. Mon nennt iib Sruoer llnO lit
ith 6einb.
@ie Die v@eItcrn 9lpeliuc Sanoe"
1nO 0ie y9rofc 9lbenue @un0c4 ser
7 bis 14-iGbrigen &nabcn in i6r
SerOer6en bi1ei1gctricben pur0cn
lno i6r gon5es 2ebcn lang sic grin-
nerlng nit iid idlcppcn rliiIIen, pie
lie III ibrem llnuerIton0 lire BeIpie=
len ltmqcbrodt 10 ieben mir Dor 1tns
Oos 9i1o Ser gon3en Meni66eit,
national ltno International
Wir ipcrben tns 9erberben bincinz
aetrieben unb lngIiiflid) gentodt.
S(Ge qlrten gigenic6often peroen o6=
get6tet Bis MIR Ser &aB bleibt.
@ber Ser &rllg gebt gum 9rllnnen
big er bridt.
@enn mir id)on Gaiien ntiiiien, 10
eine @eieni6aft, oie &inoer ba5lu
Vorbote., 1919-11-05
GieEet GtdJ itntereinanberl

0rei geidloiien, elmer tot, me6r
moocn on ibrcn @lmocn iter6en.
Tas lit fcin Sab olls cinent
ariegs6crift, ionbcrn aus oent 9e=
ri6t iihcr cine ,ShIa6t geidlooen
nit mirflidlcn @offen = GiItoIen
ltno 8cmcbrcl =, sic Gno6cn in
Chicago chamber lieferten.
&
IS mar al1f Der @eltleite ault BEL
mont slDemlc berln1 lrno California
Ipenue, Oa rauften ii6 bic u9rdfe
Ipenue Sanbe" lmO Die y8eIterll
glDenue 9an0e".
Sic maren u6einoe".
IS maren &i1oer bon s bis II
Sabren. slud ein 9iil11r11el bon II
Sabren mar oabei. ltnb lie lporen
6einoel
Sic bilocten iid pirflid Elm, mad,
lmo nadl Dob lie einonocr boiiell
l1llllen neil lie Seinoe nuren.
Damn bolten iie Sdiebpriiael unb
i6oiien chamber nieoer.
Vorbote., 1919-11-05

nidt elien unO nleni6li6e geOiirfs
nine perri6ten muBten 10 beItanocn
lie bod aus iebr pergQngli6ell Iin=
gen. Die Dem 3erfaa allsgeiest ipo=
rem. Us nnHbte al1 ibnen berltnge-
ooftert, ausgebeiiert lperoen. Semano
nluBte oas tim llnb aue 0ummbeit
5llgegcbcn, mar es trosbem ltl1rnogs
lih, buB Der S6apinbel ni6t benerft
wrroe, oa Die Syabrblmoerte bins
Dur6
Sin nieOerer @eiitli6er ober i6id-
te lelnern porgeiebten Sii6of ein
flammenOes Sdreiben i'm anfla-
geno, oaB er Die u1tergebene, per-
trnucloc nnO glGubige Sci ltli6feit
oo5l9 beniibt babe, oas @olt all be-
i6lunOeln.
&altn man MIN 1pirfli6 glal1bell,
foB bies no9r 1T? 8onn es fein, DaB
FfaIfen, Die bod gelpilie &enntnilc
9aben 1niiilen, prepigen t0nnen mil +
lell lpo5ll lie leien uno i6reiben crit
gelcrnt baben muBten, fam es Iein,
OaB bieie 2ellte ni6ts anOeres ma.
ren ais ielblt genasfiibrte, blinoe
gtasfllbrcr Der blil1ocn @enasfiibr=
ten?
Gs fam iein llno Oorauf berubte
groBenteils Die Wtodt OieIer Stride.
9tele llicOere @eiitlidfeit Itanrmt
melIt aus tleI religioien 9auernfomi-
lien lpcl6e bon ibren SeelIorgern
l6on in Der iriibeIten Sugeno ibrer
Sprobllngc Oa5u ilbcrreOet lpuroen,
Olele v@ott SIT lueiben". &aum ser
pertIoNenoen 0orfidulen cntluodien,
falncn lie IN oa5u beltimmtc al0Iter
ooer Seminarc unO crFiclten ihre
"AusbllDlmg". Inter itrcnger 3udt
llno glufii6t lpurOcn lie in sic yWp=
lterien" einQefiibrt uno pcrfoblt bon
frilb bis ipQt.
go Iernten lie preOigen. eifern, 9e-
borden - noren abcr 10 Oltlnn1 o6er,
menn nOglidL nod oiin1mer mie nor=
ber in oaen anocren .mcltli6en"
Gin9en.
Sic 10 Oreiiierten TiQfien lpltrben
nun arf bos Golf losoeloiien lmO
poren in ibrer G1tmmbeit Sic nid=
tlglten @erf5eltQe Der binter linen
1tebenOen pirtli6 berontrortli6en
'Tolf&perounmer 8ar mand,nof
ein 3lpcifler inter ibnen, 10 mar bie
ytaGt oft Itarf genug, i'm lrenio-
items SLIM S6lpeigen SIT bringen,
ooer er mllroe ollf an0ere @eiIc I'M
'd)uolid' gc1nof1t, pcrSG6tiqt o6er
fortgctrieben, oIs Setter erflGrt lrnb
pom "heiligen Gater" il, Ron o0er
pom 2oren dls Sol1pt oes onberen
3nclQes Ser 9meinicliomoden6en er-
fomn1lu,isiert ltn0 iOI6 Elm Menif
mar cin 9lusQeitoBencr, ibnl ipltrbe
nt6t gcQlallbt.
So >par es fem @llnocr, 6oS Sen
"Sclltoe>l" llidlt n1ebr beisufommen
mar, olS NOS Sic Iebr lonQIam i6rci-
ttnDs Iuffldruno, bic 5u ben fie am
noti9iten 9ebijrfenben oft gar nt6t
forJ fertig brodte.
4 =
gtrn ober pafte Die Sod)e Die 9(r.
oe1tcrsHepubftt on unO iicbe bo - es
gelong.
@arllm?
Die 9lrbeiter iino ielbIt Ser
Stoot. llebcr ibnen lit aeiner, ser
tie 1ieoerbaltcn fam. SSbr qr0btes
9lnocrnis lit bic lllnpiiienbcit. -
Ser 6eino, oen mir am ticfIten faI-
iel1, Oos lit Ser llnueritono ser Weoi=
len! - Sc mcbr Wiifen iie Dcr6reiz
ten Oclto iiberer idreiten iie por=
lnarfs. Nlt5 ben blsber bclogene1
9oBenplenern Roben lie iibsr3cuatc
6rcunOe gcnlo6t.
l(l1o 10 mltBte crit Sic critic g(rbeiz
tersHepublif fommcn, ebe Die ySei-
ligen" entpuppt nuroen.
@drc oas cure ein5igc Sat, &C.
l1ollen cs pGre cine 0robe Sat. 8ir
beglilflrdlni6en cud 6o5u bon Ser
sen!
GieEet GndJ nntereinanberl
Vorbote., 1919-11-05

Die "Gbicagoer Nrbeter eilng" 1oet or Gnoe eugene
bs 8 oelnem Ga 9ebtSt1gc Noumber Sic ber5te rot
oon nod Dem Itoto 9oesgeGngis IS m0 bon Oen onenOc
@ereratlonen ais cine bonoerS o erOonmng lire etolers
9e9eben merbn oab 0u elmer Ser cOcn &oGup Der Nenbeit
Der benspIr0gn Weie Oorngcn BON @ubbcSie6e BON
Der bltoe bcren0n &optolcnoe ,Gcrbrer eigerert
uuroeI.
Su lebtei nod beirn @ortcn:
solonge cs cine nicbcrc oloie qibt BIN id, Oorin
Solon9e eS cine Serbrederfloic 9b, gebre i6 oo5l.
Solonge cine Secc geongen it bin db nid}t re.
Wge rbeerflai gcge od nie0er oeiuno in nere
Wtite 5urid iihreu
Vorbote., 1919-11-05
True translation filed with the post
master Of Chicago, Nov. l, 1919, as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
Seine @affeu fir &plIdlaf.

required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
Seine @affen fir &plIdaf.
Seattle. Sic Stcpcoorcs ln,0
Sruders Union g.. 1912 bon &c.
ottle bcItcbt oui itrcr @eigerlng
aOlidafs @epebrc ouf Ocm Ser.
Stooten Sanlpicr rGeIigrt" in Sc,
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Vorbote., 1919-11-05

0titte 51rilt 81 fiibren,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department OF tho Interior
U. s Land office at Blackfoot.
Idaho, July 26. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that John
G. Teuscher. of Raymond. Idaho.
who on October 18th. 1915, made
Homestead Entry, No. 02O863, for
SWA NEA, VIZ SEA- Sec. 90;
NWA NEA, Section 20. Township
10 South, Range 46 East, Boise
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore M. B. Cherry, United States com
missioner, at Montpelier. Idaho, on
the 9Th day of September, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph F. Poulson, Fred G. Evans,
Martin Teuscher and Charles Teu-
scher, all of Raymond. Idaho.
J. T. CARRUTH,
8-1-6t Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-08
NEIGHBoRS ARE ALL
TALKING ABOUT TT
Spivey Says Tanlac Has Built Up
His Wife So She Is Working for
the First Time In Twelve Years.

You should hear the way our
neighbors are talking about Tanlac
since my wife's recovery" said w. A.
Spivey. motormRn for tho Kansas
Ciy Met ropolitan street Railway and
living at lie South Church ST.. OIL
atha. Kansas.
Shed been In poor health for
fourteen years" he continued. and
never got any relief from any thing
she took. She had no appetite and
the little she did eat soured on her
stomach and gas would form and
make her so miserable she would
have to lie down. She had an awful
pain In the small of her back and
suffered from binding headaches,
and she would get so dizzy at times
as to almost fall. She was 30 ner-
vous she could hardly sleep and two
times she got so bad off We gave
her up.
II got her bottle OF Tanlac three
months ago and she began to Inn
prove at once on taking II. She has
a good appetite now and can eat NY
thing she wants and never suffers at
all from sour stomach or gas. and
she has gained twenty-eight pounds
in the past two months. The head
aches are gone and her back does not
hurt her any more, her nerves are
quiet and she sleeps fine Mt night.
She is doing all her Homework for
the first time In twelve years"
Tanlac is sold in Montpelier by
the Modern Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. U. o.
Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho.
July s. 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that Charles
d. Gilpin. OF Fairviev. Wyoming.
who, on July 81. 1914 and July 6,
1916, made homestead entry and
additional homestead entry Nos.
OI7895 and 024704. for SEX HEk /.
.EhSEA, SWA Sc u. Sec. 81: WV
EEH. SEA NWA. NEk HEA
Sec. -. Twp. 8 South. Range4e east.
Boise Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before M. b. Cherry.
U. 8. Commissioner, at his office In
Montpelier. Idaho, on the goth day
Of August. 1919.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Arthur Roberts, Alton, Wyoming
Homa r. Roberts. Alton, Wyoming
! Orville r. Child. of FalTvieW. Wyo-
ming. Robert N. Reed. Of FaiTvIeW
Wyoming.
J. T. cARRUTH.
7-f1-6t Register