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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
The Impending Storm.

Profteering may yet be the undo
ing Of this country. No nation ever
u greater than the government il
maintains, and IL the government
does not conserve the interests of the
people the people in time lose con-
iidence in that form Of government.
The greatest crime in the history Of
our country is that Of profiteering.
wholesale and deliberate robbery Of
a helpless public.
Prices have been artifcially forced
TO such high altitude that It Is be-
coming more and more Difficult, for a
poor person to even sustain life.
The law Of supply and demand no
longer prevails. It has been sub
stituted by one Of gouge and grab.
Already many people. men and
women Of sound and patriotic prin-
ciples. are predicting revolution rs
the only means Of checking this
wholesale and lawless thievery.
Our government should take warn
ing while there is yet time. Pro-
lection Of profiteering should cease
at once. and prosecution should be
swift and relentless.
We can not afford to have our
great country wrecked upon the rock
Of greed and avarice. And yet to-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
BOURNE.

Misx Alvec Jones is visiting Mrs.
Louis Murphy this week.
Mrs. F. W. Montgomery spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Steve
Walker
Messrs Herbert Doolin and Hamil-
ton attended services at Buckeye on
Saturday night.
Miss Blancae Speakc spent the ,dst
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. II. Speake.
Miss Anna Belle Crutchheld OF
Lancaster, spent Sunday with Miss
Bernice Montgomery.
Mr.. Hamlet Jennings and family
and Mr.. and Mrs Edd Grow and little
daughter. Zelda. attended services al
Buckeye Sunday and spent the re-
mainder Of the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Grow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
HASELDEN BROS,

cd Mr. and Mrs. John Wyhe las.
Thursday.
Mr.. and MRS.. NJ Davis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Davis last Satur-
day night.
Miss Susie Robinson visited her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Allen last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ballard Wis
tied his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Ballard at the weeks end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis and
daughter. were the pleasant guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elan last Sunday.
The Pie Supper at the Cartersville
Lodge last Saturday night was sue
cess. and quite large sum was real
:zed. The highest pie was sold for
$3.50 and belonged to Miss Esteila
DAVIS.
Mrs. Walker Nantz was laid to
rest in the Robinson burying ground
last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Nantz
died last Monday after an illness OF
about three months. She leaves to
mourn her loss husband and one
son. and three grandchildren beside
host Of friends and relatives. She
was n devoted wife and mother and
loved by all who knew her, Much
sympathy is extended the bereaved
ones in their hour of sorrow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14

There are certain long-w niskercd
theorists who are worrying about he
probable result Of allow,Hg ';erman
labor g provide for reconstruction IN
the devastated area of Frsnce. Ii is
on behalf Of the French that they are
worrying. TIE, say 80.
"" hat will become OF tie Fr, Oh
workrc man" they lament "fhc
German workman mist be kept s.'vc,
IL ne Is 1, wo,k for rrarcc: he will
have to draw wages, and the French
workman will be out Of job. II the
Frenchman was allowed to do the
work, then he could draw the wages I;
but with employment transferred to
others he will starve."
There is a slight fallacy in this ar
eument. II there was only a limited
amount Of work to be done in France
it might seem plausible, but the trou-
bic in that country is a scarcity Of
men-not Of jobs. 1t is essentially
an agricultural country, and the
fields of grain are rotting away for
lack of harvest hands. Almost every
square foot which would produce any
thing has been planted, and the crops
are going to ruin.
IL every man, woman and enid
lont hand in the fields, the situation
could not be saved at this date. And
France must keep up large army to
provide human bulwark against
German military ambition where de-
mobilization of the British and Amer
lean armies leaves the rampant I'M
guarded.
The long-whiskered theorists need
not worry about the French working
mans job He has all the job he
needs for the next fifty years. But
i isn't the French workingman whom
the whiskered altruists really wish to
protect.
1t IS really the German with whom
they are sympathizing. This is just
one more of the numerous comic dis
guises with which the pro-Germans
\ try 20 hide their identity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
MARKSBUKY

Mrs. Forest Curtis was i'll few
days last week.
Mr.. Luke Shears has purchased a
new Ford Car.
Messrs liver Poynter, John Roys-
ton and Charlie Blanks spent Sunday
in Lexington.
Mrs. ]. W. Wood of Lexington was
the guest several days last week Of
Mrs. Ed Perkins.
Mr.. Ryle Isom and family went to
Junction City Sunday and were the
guests of Mr.. Kelly Hogg and family.
There is little or no change in the
condition of Mr.. W. ID. Marksbury,
who is i'll at the home of Mr.. John
Swope of Danville.
A short series of meetings closed
with Pleasant Grove church last Sun
day evening. Rev. May, the pastor,
did tie preaching. There were no
additions to the church.
The farmers who have been low
spirited on account of supposed
crop failure due to the drouth say tho
farm products have wonderfully de-
veloped since the last rain fall.
| Messrs Boyd and Ryle Isom have
returned from a trip to Cincinnati.
Columbus, Hamilton and other points
in Ohio. Mrs. Isom and daughter,
, Miss May, accompanied them as far
as Cincinnati where they spent sew
eral days sightseeing. Mr.. lsom says
that land is much higher and not so
good as Kentucky soil.
An example of thrift and industry
/ is found in a young man name pur-
posely withheld) Of this place, who
has accumulated a small fortune. He
will tell you that no legacy was left
him and that money did not grow on
trees, only as he made the trees
grow. Many reverses and RESPONSE
bilities he has bravely met and yet by
brain, Drawn and muscle he has laid
by a neat little sum that go into the
1 thousands.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
Ray.

Friends and relatives received the
news of the death of Mrs. Harrison
Ray, although, while a distinct shock
to all who knew her, her death was
hourly expected rs she had been con-
fined to her room and chair several
months with a complication Of dis
eases, which caused intense suffering.
This estimable couple had enjoyed
some 40 years of married happiness
together. Three children came to
bless this home, and a fourth while
not adopted, was raised from infancy,
all Of whom were present at her bed
side when she died
Mrs. Ray was SO years Of age and
a member of the Baptist church.
Words are inadequate to express of
this noble woman. She was ready to
meet her Master as she had often
expressed to her loved ones behind.
The death of this good waman is
the severing of the best connected
in Garrard county, being the last one
Of the last survivor of the well known
Murphy family. To know her was
to love her and she was AUNT Nan.
ME" to all and she was loved and
never a stranger among babies and
children.
Her remains were laid to rest II
the Buckeye cemetery Saturday after
noon.
To those loved ones left behinc
whose loss seems so great should re
joice to think the suffering is past, 4
life so beautiful, one so well led fol
her Master is laid at his feet, coulC
they but hear the sweetest of al
words, well done thy good ant
faithful servant"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14

AL the wind in Washington about
Saving daylight" will have no effect
whatever on the earth. The old ball
will keep right on revolving around
the sun at its regulation speed,
whether We pow-wow or whether we
bow WOW.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14

Love of country can only be fos-
tered where government is founded
suspicion and disgust in the mind Of
upon, justice and humanity. Prof.
teering and greed engenders only
a suffering people.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
Love-.

Love is always bliad- Many low
ers wear glasses made by Byr.e- At
Kengarlan Hotel, Lancaster, August
25th to 2Sth.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
CARTERsvlLLE.

Mrs. +. NJ. Carter is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. l.. Pitts this week.
Mrs. Maggie Wylie and baby visit
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
The Remedy.

Where there is no vision the peo-
ple perish"-Burke. Wear Byrne's
glasses
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-14
T. MOWER $500

Pitless Scales, Lot of Iron Fence, cheap,
Oliver Disk and smoothing Harrows, Cultpack-
ers, Riding and Walking Flows, Refrigerators,
$40 and up, second hand oil stove cheap. Our
prices surprising on Brown wagons, second
hand Malable stove, good as new, cheap. Get our
prices on Cooks and Ranges.
j. r. MOUNT 6 co.
The II Deal House.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Taa0 arpe t&tnoerne
Tpr6core ~llbiecnoct - Drug
Glue Tablets.

SpiS Ceres &uo err giilagtig -
bles Iniigtsiarpe, belast Sunge,
Apoetiten 6aarlig or0 Snrag !
Wun0crL Ii6er guergi, Sa Ifuloe
De BRUCE Cline tablets.
Or. Go!puro3 Cline tablets -
Ell griiotniug Tor GaRmel - er
prepareret al Or. GS!parbs eiter
Il Mars Sti,oier.
Or. GoparSs Cline tablets er
rene Ilanteitoifc. blanoet meo
S~Iipenolie. Gienbcmrrfet er Oil.
ueniarren.
Sor at flirile ba rcbe &inoer,
flare Zine, iueen Sinner, 90 for
At pRre i eoo Bigger. iom / Barrie
aarcne, maa Sc isse eiter Iaria'
gen til Sroet.
Or. gSwarbs SIipe tablets Dir.
fer pna Iapen oa 2epereu iom
Galorel oos uSeu at ba Be ifaSe.
lige Selser.
Iau fan oeb bisic bIi fpit Sor.
itoppe!ie. WiIIioner @orer er
iolst tJrert alar .ior Toe % 25c,
grue en eller to boer Iiten %
ulGrt Heiultatet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

3o13 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in 8 sizes !:
"a. 80, IS, 40, AZ. Al and 46 inches bust
measure. Size 80 requires G yards of "A
inch material. The dress measures about
2Hs yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
2O11 49, Girls Dress, Cut In 4 sizes ::
4 Il, : aud 10 years. Size s requires 37s
yards of - inch material. Price. 10 cents,
30ol - Child's Coat and Cap. Cut In
4 sizes =, 3, 4 and > years. Size : re-
quires III yard of - inch material for the
coat. and - yard OF 81 inch material for
the cap. with y yard OF lining Price,
10 cents.
3014-A smart Frock. Cut in 3 sizes
10 Is and 20 years. Size Is requires 3M
wards OF - inch material. Width OF skirt
MT lower edge is about IN yard. Price,
10 cents. IT,.
n al rs 40. AZ, Al and 40 inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 6h yards OF 80
incb material. The skirt measures about
~, wards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
3662 - Child's Night Drawers. Cut In
a sizes: .. 4, 4. 5. 10 and II years. Size
q viii require 39s yards of SO inch material,
fraaoyi " Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes {:
: 10. II and IA years. Size 10 requires
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

31h yards Of Al inch material. Price.
10 cents.
267S = Child's Rompers. Cut in 4 sizes
2. 4. 8 aud S years. Size 4 will require
2& yards Of SO inch material. Price,
10 cents.
3OO3-3O2O-A Stylish Business Costume.
Waist BOOB cut in Z sizes "a, 36, 3s, 40,
~. ~ and As inches bust measure: 1t
requires 3 yards of 80 inch material for
a 80 inch size. Skirt 1920 cut in Z sizes /:
%, "A, 26, %. 80. 80 and "a inches waist
measure. Size "a will require "a yards of
"a inch material. Width of skirt at lower
edge is lst yard. W separate patterns,
10 cents O EACH pattern.
3ol6 - Ladies' House Dress. Cut in {
sizes SO. IS, 40. AZ. "A, 46 and AZ inches
bust measure. Size IS requires 81, Yards
Of 80 inch material. Width of skirt at
lower edge is "a yards. Price, 10 cents.
POSI- - Girls Dress. Cut In 4 sizes
@. S. 10 and IL years. Size IL will require
3g yards of A inch material. Frice,
10 cents.
CORA Ladies' Apron. Cut in 4 sizes:
Small. 1924; Medium. 36-3S Large, 4O-42,
and Extra Large, 4i-46 inches bust measure.
Size Medium will require 3k yards of 80
inch material. Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
&urtislnuet @rpS.

Gn Splleltc Suffer, ell SpIlelte
Salt, Ell Spiieife Scot, 3 Quarts ligs
tct Mel, 3 Stopper opfogt Wtelt, eIler
&aIpoelcn N}elf % @olu0cIen &ano,
% 3 Dcait Cafes, oplolt / Ell Stop
lunfent @ano. &il mar bauc bette
@rpo looet rigtig tort, iaa bar
man Gutter, Salt % Scot op ! ct
Sac % bploer beri Sen fogcnbe
Wfclf. Get ituar iii BET er lluntent
% irsres iua ben oplpite Oealt % Ell
Quart Wtel og ioa lloacs oct rigtlg
gobt meo Ell iterf Ste, til Nercl
fienoes let og %elaitiif no, bporpon DC
10 oprige Quarts Yfel arbeioes l.
% iaa tnaoer ma set pna @ager-
brUttet, til oct or rigtig claltlIf %
Imaa @obler bier Jig ~uocnpaa Set,
0cr. Saa boueS Seipen op / ct SAB,
iom err Imlrt inoi meb liot Scot, %
Iiot imeltet Scot impress paa Cop
pen, for at Der life ltal ITttc Jig no
gen lforpe pou. Seigeu Mo ltaa
poa ct parmt Steo for at bTpe lig
OF Ell Sing MAJ nlaa bare rlgtIg
neie meo er, at Der life fonmer SrTf
pau 9reoct. Nanr BET iaa bar be-
pct lia iaa ser err bpbbelt Iaa me
get lonl % oct bcgpnbte at bGpe Jig,
oeIes oct pp / tire Ielc % bisie ar
beioeS 5orc iaa meget at man faar
Dem / en- pen Sornl, iaa lGgges De
op / fire imurte @rsopanocr % nlalt
paSier pan at trpffe @reoet gobt ncb
/ Sjerllcrne al Hanoen. &c itaar
paa ct parmt Steo, til oe far foroob.
let Jig % itescs iaa omtrent 80 Mi'
inter. Set CT heOlt at baue Vager-
opnen riatig parmt til at begpnoe
nleb, oq iaa naur Nrebet bar ppret
inbe i 10 Wtimlter % tar bGpet fig
goot, oa at reoucere Seoen. Sc err
iProigltegtc, naar De er goot bruno
paa Soppen % naar De giper lige-
lom en- hui 2po, ilaar man banter
poa @unocn al Dem. Sor at ida Den.
ne @rsooeia til at hGpe Jig enonn
hurtioere emo bare peo of IGtte Den
paa ct parint Steb, noar Den 'fal bp.
be ia iprite Sang, fan man lTtte Sn'
set meo Ceigen / op | ct ltcrre Sao
nneo parnt Tauo - Gdrtoet nlaa
life pore porlnerc ems at man fan
itiffc &aonben op / oct, % efterlom
SET oIficleS maa mere oormt Waro
tiIIuttea. SpiS man life mad bupe
@reoct bogt / iIig ilppenoe 6art, fan
man hcIler Iprlt "irtte Ell Sponge,
iom vi iioer pao "9oot" Norif = oct
oil iioe man rcrcr bare / ben isrlte
Chart Mcl, iloar Seigen eIler
Npren, rettcrc iogt, = go0t 90 laoer
Sen iaa Itaa til Scr er iulot al Bob.
lcr pao Soppen. 9n bar nlun DC
ourigc 10 Charts Mel / % bePano.
Ter SEN cllcr3 Iom openitaaeloc. On
nnoen Woooc er bare at BRUCE II
"0coit Gafe" og ioa "lUtte Spongcn"
ON Nitcnen % laoc bcn Itaa Na!ten
oucr paa ct parlnt Stco og lao ON
Worqenen tnooe oen oo nleo Nelten
al WeIet o, 7. b.
Gil man lope Hoiinbreo al oct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

&c ioa ltor iom Sars lille Sorbitpffe
bar, % Der err mango Ipr iom berer
til. Dien min gonb ii0er, at Oct or
Wa'fiilerne iom gisr Stsritoelen al
Nrbeioct.
@i refer bibben inorgen. Get er
en- lang Iei, men min Wanb bliper
mco mig poa Soget % icnercbcn paa
Sarnen. Ger ifal leg, iiger ban,
glemmc mine Iaarer % barre lpfte.
lig. So, lpffeligere, emo ieg nogen-
iinbe bar opret / nit Sip. Ga leg
. leg tror bonn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
0m tam iffe fmrere Nbcmmatismc
mco 3inimcmter % Smprelicr.

Spis on er bebprbet meb Rbeumatisme,
5porfor ipt be Sio msc Qiuilnenter. Smsreis
'er oa andre uOpenolse 2tnDsnoetier, oer al
oriS bar be!brepet Rbeumatismeu % ogori9
piI2
6ories life at snibe Smsrteu bort, tbi
OH oil alorie bape l>elo oernteb. Vrsp ben
~fornn'tlse Elau at finOe aariaesu til Smer=
ten. Sort'tGi ~Nariassu, % Der tan life per.
nosen Smerte.
I'll oil aIorig bl,pe al n,eo Rbeumatismen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

ier BIT renter bit Blob for be Sp'rer, Der
beptrfer Spgoommen. 5. S. S. bar life nos
gen Si9e Tom Sloorenier. eioenoe / Sneie=
DIS FSer. at be bar renist lit Blob ior
Rbeumdtisme os iiernet aue Spor al oenne
Spsoor fra fit Spltem.
gnitaf en- Siaife al S. S. S. fra bit gpos
tbet og begpuo ben rette Ssbanolina ioas.
opis on snifer ipectele Q9geraao, ~ttiitriu
Wtebical Director. 40 Spiit Laboratory,
atlanta, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
BUFFET 90 Kjcffenet.
"Wprs Srp0".

Wfan trGfier ina mango unge @i,s-
MOORE, Iom alorig bar lGrt al boge
9rso % De grrer Jig ior al IorIe9e
iig meo oct, ioroi DC life bor noget
beitemt Waal al Wel, "9eait", @onn
o. 7. b., % oesllben tror DC at Der er
iaa grpsieIigt meget Irbeibe meo
Sreoboonius, % at man nlaa boloe
paa belle Gngen meo oct. Ser er
nogIe Spitriiter pna Ior'fleIIi9e
SlagS |biemmelapet @rsh % Ell al
oi3ie er pan burtiglauet Srpo, Iad
BET bebepcr III life nn0cn Says Ir-
bei0e for at faa oet til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
6or b%rrn0cnDc Gc,cmc.
Nnpeno 3cmo, ort rene, %antifeps
hne Ttuoiuut.- Get at BRUCE
Setter lite Yletter.

S~ectastiee Salper os SmcreIier itulbe
life bl,pe brust, bpis en- soo os rem sub
gn'tes. ERA bpilfeniombelit Gpotbeter faa
en- 6laite al 3emo for 35c, eqer s1.0O Tor Ell
al ertra StsrreIie. Naar anpenot iom iores
~itreuet oil bet uirtninssfuIot iierne eczema,
burti9 itonIe aIse os bsIbreoe o~ubipabomme
iamt Saar, @raubiaar, Rifter euer Sublss=
heb. Get 9iennemtrGnser, renter % milbner.
,3emo er ct rensli9t, paaIiotligt % bilist
a~nti,eptilt Siuolum. Trsp bet, oa nj tror
intet al bpao on no9eniiuoe bar bru9t er laa
pirtninssfnlot os tilireosiilsnbe.
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
&nrerte lit Srot!

Seq NJ for nere Var tilnage Ct LENT grpftilfnIbe peb
at Iehe en- auifert. 29aerne laabe mig. al bet crslte
Saob for pslbrehslie nilbe pnre en- Operation. ginb
aloroe mig in.et Qpbt. 9ilibft If lea npaet. Der bur.
tta % hiiof0nota heIbreosbe mig. Jiere @ur er hen.
gaaet. men Sroftilt9loet er fife peubt tilbaae, trpbs at
tea aier tungt arbeibe iom Snehter. Der bar inaen
CperotipV. ingen 2ibsipilbe. intsi grnberi. Seq bar
lrtet at 'qlge. men oil 9ioe fuloit9nhia Gplpsnirasr pm
hporban bn fan erhoIbs fnlbft9nhia 6elnrebeiie nheu
Operation. hpis on 'friper I'll MIG: Eugene NJ. Tul EN-,
Snedker, $50 FMarcellus Avenue. ManasQuaD. n.
J. Seb'i al flippe ub oeHne Sesienbtaisrel'e % piie
ben I'll hpiItenipuheIft andre, Der fiber az Yret = %
fan frelie et Sin eler lnetmiEalie iianie Smerterue pe6
bcnre Snabpm % fieris asnsitelieu % 5areu peb
Ell Operation,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

titonh til noitc Says Worfcb. Scl.
0~ag2uorNn off III / STRIFE. Nor ban
Silfcfiole, OF mine Seitrc % icf
bopSc SiIfcbIuicr % Sleiicr. vi
mec& Sot bar imptfci nlco 6lpre ol
Nlomitcr, for hltn bar iorIouct. 20
ON S~en0a0cnc brtatc III allC'dmmel
2u0erifo, mco llnbtngclic al De pnQ.
tie. Vi toa IS prUgtia ITO poa %cl.
Ell til Sirtcu, 6n0cr Gornellc, Tre.
itcn prp0ifcoc ionme 3i0cr imoS
Toriun1cliQbco, men ban a loo
mil % qooslig at ri iUllftc, ban par
ucl life ior 9lIpor BARN pau o@. 90
bUoo jfol set oQiaa pare til at bauc
900 Hooo, ocriom man life ltal boOc
2op til At tIU0c liz ppntcIi9?
0q ina fom ariQen ) 6orimin'
acu flaloc ri life tro oct. Get Inn.
les, ionr on set life itlloc fonnle o
no9ct pc0. Noalc ia9Oc, at Gutter.
ne not oor ipentc, men Of De life
itiloc ioa loG poa oa, ION DC 0ioroc
Il 1870. Tar iao Sem ocngau1, ionr
mg Nut. &ou inQ0e. set ror tore
6oIf ~ meact arliomntc &c iptiic
oG orat Ell bcl Gel % bar nI6eIc2
bloitcDc ior Weoliocnbco. QIcn lao
daa, mcntc GQr, fomnCr 81. ina itul
III oemlc Sang 8ipe Dem Nanf.
Sno oreo ri poa mco bort Arbcioc
"a bar life range. AJicn mort toni
ironifc Ciiiccrcr % to9 mco liz Sac.
ancs "a Sean mo / NUrcu. Ncuri,
Nimcc2 TorIoucoc, bIeu oGian tagct,
% Ilar maaitc 0roqc nleo lorot aio
re &ngtticneitc.
vi bertc ON &cu / NelGicu 90
ON at [uIlcnc par / 9imlarich lien
mem VurcubouN. NtI8lcrnc be
fiumpcor Dem, IiQtIoa &riternc %
Sc %frunigc, men oct bI,u pUrrc oQ
orrrc. 5uifcruc ror 'aa mnnAc, al
Sc holot paa al finite NclQicn oa
at truHilc uorc 5oI0otcr oG Nrittrnc
tiIbogc. Ioocr Gorncjlc Iaaoc, Oct
por iou poa Homcruc2 (iN, IA belle
ocn tuifc gtatiou toitcoc ii1 oucr ct
ou5ct Tolf. d Sc Njoroc bnrtig
TrcmQnul. Get iuntc2 at pare bare
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

tpte &c liter "Tecurab. Fpften". urpe'ni Den
III giaboer % 9ieHote. gsis Dem et Ruuer AZ
ViGDei iu oa oa - % ,enoer re % en- M
elboHreut. ffnl 81 rci oioe ~ pdaf!lsrne o&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
Graham Wrs6.

Gette lnoeS paa iamnte Waaoe
Iom Speoebrebet, men man Burger
&oluoelen Graham Wel % nogen
ioretrpffer iItebetfor Of bare Suffer
/ "Spongen", bcaer of hooe en- itor
SpiIeife Gimp / lige iSr Hciten al
Melet arbeioes /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

fan man irsre en- aop ppbaffeoe ITO.
finer, noar "Spongen" bar bPpet fig
% ier man fnaber Eeiten al WeIet l..
gIler M fan Dele "Spongen" / ire
Gele % lape al ben enc Gel Hoiin=
brrb. al Den anoen almirocligt Spe-
oebreo, Iom openior beifrepet, % at
Den treble Gel lape "HoIS". elsie
b~ebanbleS liot iorifieuig. Sil Sen
enc Sreoiebel "Sponge" taees "a
Sop imeltct Smsr.S ubititlt euer
Smllt, en- e1er TO Spiieifeer Suffer,
ct g@g og NOT Wel - omtrent 3
aopper = iaa oet blir en- paste fat
9eig. Get fnaoeS goot, itaar % bp.
per Jig, iormes iom aiIange Hoas,
oisie bpper iig ieien % iaa iteges De
/ beo @aoeroun onltrent IS Minl,ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14

NuXated iron Io9eI ne Wdnqe ON IaQen
,'tu DiooIIi0sTus ull iorsSs bin Stgyte %
liDaoIoeabeo, mango {tIjGloty ipben en- TO
ussTs lio, 5~fToguouo ring, NJ D..
8abriiaaternes gumtr,aing: Nurntsb
.orOn, nrbeiolst %opsuior al Gr. Sire, fan
srbOIees bos bpiIteniombelr srb NpOtbetsr
mse en- obiolut @Grouti icr 6elb sley Ben
gene tilbosebstais5. Eager ionitripsr pau.
Iispis 10 ismssrains Iob!eiter al tasss trs
Gan9s oosIis sitsr WiaoItibsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
SpiltOer!
MpOrc!
Sotre.

q iom LEI bliucr
trRtts, bleat CUR,
ne og uoilots
uerusls os plrre
!i9s: iom e. ub
iut for @H'alb al
4|ReluutoN sUsr
GrGtteubeo, lab
BIZ Eloe uubtr
ieos ON BET lite
mougIer Seru.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
eiO0 Reward. SiOe

The readers Of tlis paper win ~
pleased 10 Learn TINT there 10 at least one
areaded disease that sctcnrc has besn
able 10 cure in Al It's Stages aud that ~
ratsrrh Halls CEtnrrh euro ~ the only
positive cure nov hnown 20 mo medical
ifItl fuiiy. CntafFh hcing O constitutional
ti.ratt. rtuulft4 a runHitunpuht irtHi
mont iiaN's Cattrrh tas. D. taken, iu
|.nfnAiis. aritue Directs lppI' size blood
nui Wi.rruI hHIfacta pf tNs HIFfru there
lIfi ngiuE fne foundation ~ ih hiH-
elyr. ana 81 |He fNH rH'Irnl Hifrnfti if
uutnr. Boo .iuIli; tl DurE fltt prprfrfDfN
have So mach l.itu BOO ~ rifaitFe l"
-rv tfnf iirF nHfr pus Hundred e
'nl fur cnts Shat 30 fniiH 40 cure. sfha
tF ttt ~ ~tUEllmrnlain
sddresa. 3 IS ruESEf q CO., fotin q
aliA ~ nil nrufrIstn. Jst
Hsrt Hnira Family vua tr ccHOt4 aEgA
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05

Inc curtain OF the future. show
that they are siiIl aur Ca-
tenders Go save us lraU the
dangers that WOW or hereafter
may threaten to undermine t1e
peace and prosperity at our cont
mouwealth.
Hail to the Legion. Under the
folds Of our Defender Flag that
stands for God, Country. Home
and all things that make FOR
GOOD: let ms not only offer orr
means and encouragement, bat
lct us be thankful for ite exist
pu.s.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
Cheap talk

Homer Cummings, chairman
OF the Democratic National Com
mittee calls the Senators WHO op-
pose the league Of nations. i'm
heciles." Which proves that this
distinguished gentleman has fail
ed TO learn the difference be.
tween abuse and argument
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-05
Store Robbed

News has reached here from
White Oaks Of the robbery of
the store owned by Mr.. Wayne
Van Schoyck the latter part Of
last week. The loss sustained
by the proprietor is not known
at this writing.