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The Washington herald., 1919-01-12

lieutenants Of ordnance. comn1ixsary
ouarter1naster, etc, were made out by
the sdjutant and bestowed upon the
managing editors. city editors and
leading reporters OF the several local
papers. A few correspondents also
were included in the list Of stsh Off
GERS. among whom was VIII West
then Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore American. who was
made an active captain His letter OF
decltnabon concluded something like
this: Il know Of an easier and bet
ter way of committing suicide. Moth
ing doing In the captain line"
One night while Clint Snovden was
mana g1ng editor OF the National Re
publican. then published at Tenth and
y streets. the writers In the news
room were surprised 70 hear a loud
clanking noise on the stairway. and
''Sduinchy" Johnson. the police re-
porter, sprang 70 his feet in anticl-
patton Of a big story. The clsnling
sound approached the news room and
every man involuntarily came to at
tention." Then a very tall man. clad
in nondescript uniform and wearing a
great saber. strobe into the room and
exclaimed:
II have the honor TO seek Lieut.
Col. snowden."
NO such man here" the managing
editor replied. Elancing curfousiy al
the strange-appearing figure.
Il come TO inform Lieut.. Col Snow
den OF his unanimous election as an
officer OF the District Artillery. with
Gen. Hahnnemann's compliments. and
10 request him to report for duty al
once at headquarters" the gigantic
srtilleryman rejoined.
The man you are looking for" Nr
Snowden snapped. left last night for
Jerusalem or Jericho. and he is no;
coming back"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
The German Point of View.

The peculiar TeUtonic slant that dis
tinguishes the modern German and
makes logically possible all the afro
cious conduct credited TO him is
brought out time and again by Brand
Whitlock in Everybody's. For in
stance, he writes:
Your democracy. your ioea Of lib
erty. bah" said German oficer to
me one day: and another remarked
with more mildness:
1t doesn't suit us: ve have an
other way of looking at things
Precisely, and that way OF looking
at things deprived them OF that moral
discipline. that inner subjective re-
straint independent OF all external
sanctions. which deters men from do
ing certain evil things. That subtle
sense which we define and recognize
as honor. however imperfectly we may
live up to it, seemed TO be unknown TO
them
There are things a fellow cannot
DO says a character in one OF Kil.-
ling's stories: il is a sentiment that
Germans did not seem to understand +:
there was nothing a German fellow
could not do. provided he could say 70
himself that il was for the Naterland.
and provided. too. he had the physical
force to prevent others from interfer-
ing with his doing it
What was worse. he could prepare
to do il by all sorts OF pious hypOcri-
sizes so as 10 throw those whom IL
would iniure of their guard. and
afterward deny having done il at all
When he wished 10 invade Belgium
he could say that French aNiators
had thrown bombs on NuremberE
when he wished TO sack and destroy
L>ouvain he could say that the civil
ians had fired on him: when he wished
TO use asphyXis ting gas he could say
that the French were using il; wher
he wished to divide and annex Be-
gium he could pretend TO hy to the
relief of the prosecuted FlemiU~s
when he wished TO restore slavery h.
could bewail the sad condition OF the
Belgian unemployed"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
LOOKING BACKWARD
By CAPT. J. WALTER MITCHELL.

crashing ratified the window central Washing
during President Clcvcands resulted
panic the downtown district The verbeaons of the first
had died when there crash 1t
midnight and and policemen hher and thher
locate the OF the explosions Then
there third apparently from the immediate vicinity Of
White House. made for the park south of the
and the dim light the OF explosions became
mounted old bechcd forth great
FIRE smoke the danced about the
over2nging smoke taking another
The but yards south Of the White House
and flashing lights in the mansion indicated that the President and
other udel awakened by the cannonadng
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12

When the autumn bonnet takes on
a passe air. and the winter winds still
laugh derision at the early spring
styles" coquetting at us from the
cozy warmth Of plate-gl windows
it is time to choose the mid-season
hat!
Only the birds of paradise who can
fly away to Palm Beach and points
South must listen to the siren call of
the silk and straw confections- For
the average woman a straw hat be-
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12

blue satin toque. the brim softly
draped with satin folds. the top COW
cred smooth. The only ornament is a
cascade of three small lblue chenille
tasseIs down the back.
n the center is a large, odly-shaped
hat, reminiscent OF the tri-corner.
fashioned OF black satin. with its high
crown becomingly draped, with a
single jet ornament for trimming.
Another navy blue satin toque. bro
caded in gold and finished with a
handsome quill is the hat at the
right.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12

fore the middle of March is an inn
possible strain on her famous COM
mon sense. For the new hat OF mid
winter-choose satin II you would DE
in the mode-and blue satin II you
would be very smart indeed.
That is about as far as hat design
ers can agree. For size and line the
shopper is left much latitude. Street
suits and semi-formal costumes are
best companioned by the close-fitting
toque-very elegant as to material
and very perfect as TO detail.
At the left is sketched such a navy
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
Annual Parade Grotcsque.

Old WashinEtonians will no doubt
recall the spectacular annual pa
radcs of Hahnnemann and his men.
The two venerable csnnons, each
hauled by a pair of spawned horses
and the grOtesque appearing ar
tillerists. ranging from boyhood to
gray headed men who did not know
any better, in their mIsfit uniforms
that had been discarded by men
of the regular army and Marine
Corps. At that period there were
many so-called barrel houses"
along Pennsylvania avenue, where
immense stovepipes OF beer were
dispensed at a nickel each. At in
tervaIs when one of the barrel
houses" was reached by the psradinS
battery Hahnnemann would have his
trumpeter sound halt and as the
guns were lined up at the curb. the
major, bedecked gorgeously in gold
braided uniform. suTmounted by a
helmet with flying red hOrsetail,
would give the unique command
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12

business turn of mind and on the oc.
casion of every election secured the
job of shooting off about twenty
pounds of Gunpowder in triumphant
juhilation. whether the victorious
party was OF the Republican. Demo
cratic, Mugwump or whatnot persua-
sion. Such salUtes meant more lime
light for the major and a good time
for his men. He was regularly en-
gagged by the Scheutenfest to an
nounce the opening occasion with
thunderous reports from his ancient
muZzle-loaders,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
Dying Effort.

Before this unique and grotesqUe
military organization went out OF
business about 1883. Mai. Hahnne-
mann made desperate efforts to have
what he termed "a standard two-bat-
terry battalion Of field artillery" He
rented old Odeon Hall, at Eighth and
E streets northwest. and occupied 1t
as headquarters and a meeting place
for his men. Then he conceived the
idea Of creating a number Of stan
positions and filling them with news
paper men. Commissions as lieuten-
ant colonels. majors. captains and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

al LAB grade" % fsIgeIig brinaer Ell
meget lop Eris, Zig iom 8robingel.
mi CT orbnet.
Statens &prnIpp ifal prspe@ Der
CT oco 6orencoe Stoters Iiitrift5rct
| Sarge taact SfriOt til at iaa HetS.
tlenoelIe Tor, bporpiot Staten Horth
Satota bar Ytpnoigbco til at aiell-
l,crlferc lin aorlilop iao IGnqe aorrs
torretlltngen CT unber aontrol af
6orencoe Stoter$ Waoobminiitra.
tion. Grrboen @Iepator SO. beltri.
Der Statcn bcltrc Npuoigbeo % bar
llcatci at llotoae Den al Stoten gipne
gepilling. Se StatsenbeosmGllo,
Der bar al gienncmfsre Tortb 9afo.
tao Sop angaaenbe grading" al
Storm, er nppntc iom Mnflageoe.
Grab / aamp nm @ptte. Gn fsIof
Depllo ~tilberenoe s. @. ". TOM
torleoen | Slogsmaal ner Satfit.
ION, og Ell Mnlt0 blep orGbt, merens
en- a1oelt nlaatte inolGegc5 pua SO.
Sberiff @oD al Micblant
eounltD fllnoe oplpie, at MGnoenc
fort fer bapOc uoplpnoret ire Irbci-
oere, og at bet bar uloer Gelingeu al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

ct Iftiebepis lpbenbe pna Here Su'
iirb Collars ianft $50 / a~ontnliter.
Gpiteqo, Der altiaa gobt o. bel iallot
Yo%mmebooen, tilbageleDereoe Cleric
lit Iiulo. Otter gcucreit at babe al
iloaet II nnobta1e DC S25 iom Sili0c-
lon blep Oct oronet llig, Of De S25
ifltl6e anbrillgcS | DC Nfticr, 'otn
Mrnoenc brep Sorrctninn mco.
Nogle Gage ienerc itobetaltes Der
Goiteqo en- "Gipiben0c", iom ioroob
lcoc hc 500 flerc 8argc. Otter oenne
~0lirnren6c TRANSPORTATION bar Oct
lct at intercsicre GoiteQo, OF ban be
itcmte fig I'll al allbrillgc inc $1,000
DC frembuotc Ntticr. Ilt hapoc
ouuct aIot Tor &irltringernc, hpls
life GoitelpS @arlfier noe / South
Iufotd hapbc lat 'ig poa Bag
6eneile. Genne lugtebc nentlig Sltn-
ten og ncgtcbe at liobetalc Hergene,
paa iarmnc Sib ion1 ban / Stllbco
los ollitiQe llnoerisgclicr, Der reIlll-
tcreoc / sc Ter MGubs SGngslino,
aun TO al Dem, Gairning og Sltr'
ming, bar pGret iitano til at title Den
aarltiou, Der fororeocS Tor ocres SpS-
la0elie.
S%pitnbbnttet or banrliet. Sra ct.
Yeter melotes DC iioitc Gage al for
rioe llge, at Stafllg % SrGlftng az
Sbocf5 pao oct nGrmelte bar 1iilo'
fert i Nicollct og sc Sleur Gountper,
OF Of man oerpeb bapoe erfuret, at
ll0bpttct olloc blioe oct oanrllgIte
poa mango Iar. 8iennenllnitsltos
hpttet al Spcbc / gticolet Goirntn
piloc blipe ira Z iii 10 @uihels, eller
plntrent &olpoelen al bpno bet bar
iorriQe Star. &c Slicilr bill fou ire
8 til 10 9uilelS. &politctet et
onorIig opernlt, oq Inlet al hpao cr
mo0taget neo Gleoatorer gaar oper
go. 3. Tinterbpehe og Warqlla or
ocr bcbitc, % Der bar ppret Stcocr,
buor TIntcrbpeocn hnr giuet Is gr-
ibcl5 pr. Mere, mebcnS G%narhpeoelt
iomntcItcbS life or gaaet oper 6 Bit
ibcla. Telpet Ghaif, 'om uogloroe
set mcite al &%aarboeoen, blep eoelagt
al "%inut" % blight, paaisrt al bet
porlnc Tcir / Den f~ritilfe Sio. Mug
ptl gicnneminitlig gipe II WlllhelS
pr. Mere, boilfet er en- beore Npllta
cro pcntct. aun tibet Spg blep looct
/ Sc 10 nrpnte Gountpcr, og oct libet
Der bar blcp p0erit baarlia. Mcn
ilog maa'fe melt feil al alt
Smau0ren, paaitanes Der. Oct bier
iig nennliG al bpno er trGifet, at Der
trGnQcS nGiten BET oobbelte Goantllm
for at fan Ell GltIhcl pr. TGgt. SAB
rem err at regne n9iten finn Tom IgnL
OF Sen bill hope liber cller ingell
TGroi iont Sober. Som oct III, Ter
llb nlau DC TO Goiuutper inofsre SABRE
for at flare Jig igielnncm. Wen til
Wicngirlb itoar WtaiSaplinaen pp-
pcrlig, % meo nof Ell Maaneos 9ltrl=
iti9t &cir bill W%aisuobpttet operaaa
ole tioligere Iars. 8iennemlnits'
ltobpttet forrigc Nar bar Al WulbelS
pr. 9lcre, men bette bliper iaar let
forooblct. st llobptte al 100 9u-
ibcl5 Wfais pr. Icre looeS paa enoel
al BET brGnereoe 2anb / iaapcl Ti-
coIet ion Sc Sueltr Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

o35S Child's Rompers. Cut In 4 sizes (:
., 4. 6 and s years. size 8 requires 3hs
wards OF SO inch material. Price. 10 cents.
954-2S74-A Smart Coat Suit. Coat
o954 cut in : sizes "a. 80, 3S, 40, AZ,
a. and 46 inches bust measure. size "
requires 4 yards of ~ inch material.
skirt 2S74 cut In : sizes 30. "a, &c, Is.
80. 80 and "a inches waist measure. Size
"A requires 3 yards of 80 inch material.
The width Of skirt at lower edge is about
1Ss yard. separate patterns, 10 cents
FOL EACH pattern.
2249-A Simple Coat and Cap for the
Little One. The pattern includes coat and
cap. Cut in 4 sizes 1, =. 3 and ! years.
size . requires = yards of SO inch material
for the coat. and IS yard for the cap.
1856 Boys Blouse Suit. Cut in >
sizes &. s, 10, Il and IA years. Size IL
requires . yards for the blouse and II: yard
for the trousers. of SO inch material.
a665 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
Il s 10 and L. years. Size 10 requires
ri, wards of ~ inch material. Price,
ooG3 "A Smart Gown. Cut in 3 sizes
Ia is and 20 years. Size Is Will require
IA wards of SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
&, year, ., 4 and 6 years. Size 4 will
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

require 2ha yards OF Al inch material.
Price. 10 cents.
2793 -o796 = Ladies' Costume. Waist
2l93 cut in Z sizes "a, Sc. SO, 40. A..
~ and 40 inches bust measure. Skirt
2796 cut in Z sizes %, "a, &c, IS. 30,
~ and "a inches waist measure. 1t will
require c%s yards of "A inch material for
the waist, and 3 yards for the skirt. for
a medium size. Width OF skirt at lower
edge is about 2 yards, with plaits extended.
TWO separate patterns. 10 cents FOR
EACH pattern.
2960 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes:
8. ), 10 and IL years. Size 10 will require
OK yards of A inch material. Price,
10 cents.
o961 a New Apron. Cut In 4 sizes
Small. 1924 Medium. 36-3S; Large. 40-42:
and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust measure.
Size Medium requires 31a yards of SO inch
material. Price, 10 cents.
2626 "A Simple Work or Morning Dress.
Cut in { sizes "a. 30, IS. 40, A., ~ and
80, inches bust measure. Size IS requires
AZ yards of Al inch material. Width at
lower edge of skirt is about 2as yards.
Price. 10 cents.
1850 Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
@. S. 10 and IL years. Size 10 requires
pa yards for the guinpe and Us yards for
the dress, of 81 inch material. Price, 10
cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

Spttet at Der blep l~tcnigbco. Sobn
S,@rtne osoc fort eiter aantpclt al ct
Sfllo1oar, oa -. s.. Sepdition -er
arrelteref Tom ytoroeren. Src anbre
az MGl bclte bolbco poiua inbtil eli
nGrntcre utioerisgclie er i%orctagct.
Tlere Irbeibcrc trrnetes. 1sra
@ranh Sorts mclbtes iioite 6rcbaa,
at Der bar Vtangel paa a~rbeiosfoIf i
oelrne Del al Staten, bporof ilIote.
at SG~rItingen piIoe bare lrroer cnb
pentet. Slrbeibere pentebes BOA at
dnfamme fra Wontana inocl, TO a trc
Gage. Sr9ifingen bar ollninoelio
ODER belle bette Strsg Of Stoten. od
Den oor fommen iaa tiolig oa mcS
en- lon ltor WGngoe al Maifiner, at
NOT I~rbeiosfolf life funoe ifaffcs
SroItlingen pil Dog unber ollie Srr.
itGrtbigbeoer life pare lGngc. Cen
melt forefomn,enoe 2elt er ira 80
Gents Timen iii Sc 9ugcn. Set
fa1tc Saglell or melt alminocli9, men
manage 6arinere bar DOG bcgpnot at
betale pr. Sintc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Mtnncipta.
Euucrnc noitchcr Euuop. y

Huucruc noltchcr Tunoe. WtcN eli
W}olorltct, Ser iporcr til nUltcn lem
moo Ell. hor %upcrnc@ Woracrc alto
~rlicrct Nprnnbct til at iloltc6e Wonha
til Ct Nclpb AZ $4,000, iom lfal
~ulpcuNc@ til ct &lontiultcm Tor Npcr.
Snlcr plaulrNacr NOipital. Huber
e Wt0@'cnIrNC a SnlCr@ NorOcrC blcp
oct her on 2u0rl bclllttct, at Ct mt
% moocruc Moipitnl opisrco il,C0Ct
'or set iom eoeInNnc2 rm0rr Storm
ulntttu Tor Ct Nar llotn. Oct or
(outU III op'ere Ell NpQninl tnitcu0c
No0tt over $4,000.
Nm Vuitmcitcr i ct. Glpnb, Tronf
Bach. ! - Nor nulat uco Il. CLOUDS
Yuittoutcr. cr ubnUpnt loul Bolt
meter, c'ttrinlacuhc Srco Schilpliu.
iom blcu oiiat / Nonpentc Al hpab
llnocrirqclicn ouQuncubc Vou Motor
60. pllNc mcb'erc. Wtr. Schllplin or
Ell al ocrnc Horporatlon2 SIrcttercr.
Siltctnuc i Elnto. TN @nnoc, Scr
bcurttcNr Nutomobtl lom Ncicr
o%riuQamiocl. brch 'l1 tloll9 ON Nor
acucu ocu 22oc bH. mo ! Wtunocr
Mcrcautllc Sos Wutlt Eloto 90 ipr
iuutc iia mcb Siltrrlcr Ill Ell NrrNi
al $1,000. Nolltlct opouacoc fort
Sio icuerc, AZ Snpcue par rcllt / Net
ming a. Ct NmIl
%utit plpnorct i @lcneue. Ser por
'orlebcn Rat Qlort Nubbrub / @Icn.
zoe Urn GOODS Sos NNtlt ! @letcoc
on 'tluolrt Siltcteicr pg andre @arcr
til Ell TGr0i al $1,000. Sn Nutomo-
bl mc0 ne YtTuh ol tunoi laitci
mco Northumberland nor .ihlio ON
Wtorgcncu leci mco tor Sort at fjsrc
/ Rctnina a q. Taul.
N%rbelbsgipcrc cftcrices. Miis
elisa GpanS al Ct. VauI, Setrctrr
ror Mnntnll0'loncn p~c0rercuNe WPinis
mum9len, antom iornplia I'll Nrol.
nero frr al ltai'c Viabco Tor buor
orot Nrbelosglpere lop aplnbcr pu
Wttlhrcnoriae Den Seu. Tom Som
mia'Ionen hor ioi. Nciicmmclicrnc
pli lireugi bllpe 9%lcnucuIeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Nur0 Safota.

Mteruim itiaalct. slltcrpin til cit
Trroi al $3.50 blcp forleoen i"tioalct
ira Rcp. MiIliom 8epers Ercltegaaro
/ 9tclp Gn1lono. Eolitlet bauoe life
fllynet iinbe noget Spor e1ter ~
peilc, ~tilieic5 Der.
&ugnmnngel rappurtcrcs. sra
Glepotorcr / Wnlcott, Ionl lig1er pco
@reat Northcrn Nuncn, er til Staters
rSernboncfnmmisiion iltolobet alage
oper Miongel paa Scrlbancpognc,
Glepatorcrnc par il,lbc, ln%rntiblg iom
Der life bar &oglle at oporipe, flagc'
oca ser.
Yresiciorenins rrlaer GmbeSs-
mrnb. &coplc's Trcis Ns'ociation,
iom iorrige llsc aibolot lit ierIte
oarlige Mebc i Sarge, palgte fel-
gcnoe Gmbeb@mTnb: Erplioent,
Sarrp 3. Gncj, Gicfiniou; SiccprG-
iioent, Sohn NnbrciuS, Sarge;
ScfretTr, Gam @ai5let, Sarge, %
Seas icrer, Carl Ntel'ou, Gultoo.
Statcus Spebcaulins 80 Mil. Sn.
Or. y. i. Srombrtbge, ion forcltaar
Nortb Tafoto3 Toriegaitatipn peo
Sarge, aniIaar mi Statelts &peoce
onlilo til 90 Otinioner @uihelS, bull
fet bliucr ct @ienncminitSuobptte AZ
s Nuibcl2 pr. Icrc ior alt Sano
tilioaet meo &ocbe. llbbnttct az
Wtoi@ nil bliuc mcget tort, Tiger 81.
Srowbriogc.
Wnmocriun til SanSfummiSirr.
u. :. @ulberipu al SSamcstomn, /
mango glar pperite Hegn'fnbaisrcr
pco Statcn$ Sinosipgcboipital, er
cnitemmIg blepen palgt til Citizens
9anotomni5i9r o. SefrctGr for
commissioner ~pebrerenoe Sfolelano.
@iutocrion citerinlgcr W, s. Iratcr
AZ @iSmarcf % tlltrToer Den lite
ScpienlbCr.
YcaisIatnrcns Grtraiesiiun. Stats.
lenntor :. !. Sahiu, ell a. DC leocnoc
WfTuo irbell Stotena itprcnbc Yarti,
bar uotolt ullocr {! Ncieg / Sarge,
at Den lopcbc Grtraleslion al Regis.
latllren pll bllpe iannlcnfulSt iii at
msoe pmtring Den lite DIT, en- al
Sc uistigc Eager. iom oa piI fore.
lisee, CT &otificerina al Imenocmen.
tet aiuenoc &pinocn Stemmeret, %
oct ct iagt, at @upernpr Srasier bar
Iopct at laa bette aiort iaa betioS, al
&pinoer fnn epe lin StcmnIcret peo
Talset | Hopcmbcr.
Erpteitmpoc i S~ilsbprp. Ut NtaS.
icnleoe al 0arnlerc aiboIotcs iiNitc
Seroaa / Silsboro Tor Iiacppcripr
6orcncoe Siaicra INSTRUMENTATION
at prpie'Ierc moo DC lapc Triicr, iom
III bctalcH Tor &pcoc al Ian grade.
Sarmerrc paaliaar at biSie lopc Yri-
icr or nrctirrbiac. noor Den uirfeliac
NtclnTrM AZ ocnnc Spcoc ianrmclt.
llslrca nleo Ncn Al heicrc 3palitci
Saacn or a. TOR %i9iiahco. "a oct
' rlc!ie a. Horepcitens @pcbe iaar or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Ecngcforicmoclicr
til Sf0nDiuaOicu.

Vort NorDeginn gntriia Cine Npneu
Srotrs uSbeialts iirar / Sitmlausct nbcn
0tnttu. anriea or III meati iprNtlnatia,
men finitntrtr bper Saa. Soaa, btn 23or
gugrii, er auritu pr. Collar:
Faa Voree 2r. 4.3i
yaa SDtrigt ar. LOS
Faa Saumari ar. 4.56
Stub Os Shed tlltr N0utn Srbtr for oct
StIsb iOu 81 aettr Of itnht bitm. liant
Mooiagtrtns iulot Tauu % siortsie % ri
tial oa btiSrat HtiitH nuStr iulb Waranti.
Birger 0sland & Co.,
us 50. Dearborn Street, ner Adams St..
Chicago, LII.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

Mlterpin %itianlct. Nltcrpin til Ell
al $3.50 blcp fprleoen itioalct
ira Hcp. @illiam 8euers Yrc ltegaaro
/ gtclp Gnglano. Eolitiet bapoe life
iinbe noget Spor efter ~
perlc, tllieicS Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

SortiGttes poa iioite SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

Spitnanf Ectcr1pn eli TupchHls.
Glrncr SMii, Iom icr por Slnpclpit
nont &aroIh Is. EcterionS Waltiniit
pco Gninatou Siclb / Scraa, men
ION III citcr i'm Iimcuitrina or
tommen iilbage Ill &utcbinion, hal
manae intrreSianie &iiiorier at Tor.
tWIle ON ben ingc 6lpoer, Der nnlig
lsSIohcS al mcrifanife, @anoittcr.
Yctcrlon bcopnhte at orbeibc poa fin
ipritc SIprema'tin oIlcreoc mcbenS
han bar Glcp / Nsi'tolcn, iortTlcr
opcnlTpnic Waifiuiit. Samilicn
bocoe ba / Nebmono SAILS, og MAJ,
bar Der cnbmI mere cller mInbrc bel
biz uoisrie upper. bpormeb ban cr'
pcrimcntcrcbe. 2onmcn inb / Nr
mccn bar Oct life lrrae ier han fon,
iig mo paa Ell Ipiaiionsitcle oa blcp
iubcn fort Sib milo bciorcn Sinner.
San par aItio eli Topehals. % life
ioalnnri par ban ti1oht at iere SHINE,
ma'tlm 'rr ban hc9pnhtc al mbtcrc
ollie SiaaS ba!aDrGticilbc Sunlicr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

Glepotorcr / @alcott, ionl lig1cr pco
8reat Nortbcrn Nuncn, er til Citizens
,Sernboncfnmmiaiion illolobet alage
oper Wangel paa Scrnbancoogne.
Glepatorernc bar iulbc, lnlntibig lont
Der life bar &ogne at oporipe, fla9e'
oc9 ser.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
HANDS, arms,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak ~
Nervous, Says Florida Lay.
Five Bottles Of Cs1Il
Made Her VEL

Kathleen, F1a.-Nn. Dalhs Pima
Of this place. says: .Aftsr o. birth
OF my last child. II ept WI much
rundown and wsak0sd % nuaA
that | could hardly do anything q
all was 70 awfully nsrvpus tat
l could scarcsly endure d least
noise. " condition was gsuinG
worse all the time.
knew ! must have soms RELIEF or
i would soon b In the BED and IN a
serious condition for I felt % badly
and was % narveus and veal I could
hardly live. Ny Husband asksd DR..
~-sbout my taking cardui. He
said. It's q good msdiclns. and GOOD
for that trouble. % he Got me 8 bot
ues. After about the second bottle I
felt greatly improved. before takins
II my limbs and hands and ssms
would go 70 slecp. Altar taking NJ
however, this poor circulation diaap-
peared- Ny strength cana back 10
me and ] was soon on ths road Do
health. After the use Of about s bot
ues, l could do al my houss-vork
and attend 70 my SIX children BE-
sides"
You can feel safe In giving Cardui
q thorough trial for your troubles II
contains no harmful or habitformfrx
drugs. out 70 composed Of mild, veget
table. medicinal ingredients with no
bad aftereffects Thousands OF woman
nave Voluntarily written, falling Of
The good Cardui has done than. n
hAp -. Toe. Try h M