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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

For Sale-My 40 acre farm in the
town of Barksdale, 90 acresfmproved
all fenced, silo and well, good house
and barn. On rural route and tele-
phone line, near Oscars farm. c.
j. Johnson. 4w-Oct. @.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23
EVERY MAN IN SERVICE,

Northland College at Ashland, one
of the eight members of the Wiscon-
sin Colleges Associated which will
make an united effort to solve their
financial problems, at one time dur
ing the war had every man student in
some kind of national service. SO far
as is known no other higher educa-
tional institution duplicated this rec
ord.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23
Oct. 9th to Nov. 18th

COURT FOR BAYF IELD COUNTY.
Northwestern Bond Company.
Plaintiff.
vs.
c. e. Gunhus & Company, Incorporated.
II. H. Peavey & Company. incorporated,
Defendants.
Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure
and sale entered in the above entitled
action the undersigned sheriff of Bay field
county, Wisconsin, will sell at tho front
door of the court house in the city OF Wash
burn, infsaid county, on the 2lst day of Nov
ember, 1918, at 10 O'Clock III Tire forenoon of
that day, the real estate and mortgaged
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold and therein described as follows: The
Southeast Quarter (SE14) of Section Thirty
six $3.50, Township Fifty coo. North of Ranes
Five t5) west
Terms of sale cash.
James NJ. Long, Sheriff
A. w. Macleod,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Washburn. Wisconsin.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23
We will Buy Your
Second Hand
Stoves
Drop US a line or
Phone us
Amos M. Hansen
For Sale Cheap

Partly improved farm OF 80 acres
one fourth mile from city limits.
ALI fenced, good root house and
well. Bayfield, County Abstract Co.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

Thirteen hundred students have
graduated from Lawrence College,
Nearly 10000 young men and women
have studied at that institution. OF
its living alumni 422 are teachers.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

REVEREND n. C. NOoNAN, S. j.,
president of Marquette University, one
of the eight institutions which are
members of the Wisconsin Colleges
Associated. This organization repre-
sents denominationaI and monde
nominational, Catholic and Protestant
groups and is acquainting the people
of Wisconsin with the problems and
needs of the voluntarily maintained
Institutions of the state. During the
week of October 24-31 an appeal for
five million dollars will be made for
the combined use of the eight institu-
lions.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

)f the 1882 graduates of Marquette
iversity $50 are engaged in the prac-
Of medicine, $50 are dentists and
are nurses.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

running
Wv all cotton looms
In the world
be o
smepGdy
mpound the until
velocity the turbine casing
circulation We have IN the one
irons is KINDS
from hand to hand
obtain
build DAM
SAVINGS the dam whereby money
o wheels of industry
to
earnings is one built of Savings
Stamns and Treasurying Savings certificates.
delay lot power per
compound interest
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23
Time Table of
Mary Scott for 1919

Two whistles mean 5 minutes be-
fore leaving and three whistles mean
minutes before leaving.
Capt. John E. Doherty, Owner
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

During the week of October 24-31 the
eight members of the Wisconsin Col
leges ociated-Marquette Univer-
sity, Beloit. Campion, Carroll, Lawr-
ence, Milton, Northland and Ripon Col
leges will appeal to the state for
$5,000,O00 to be distributed among the
eight institutions on basis of student
attendance and to be used by them in
meeting their immediate and most
pressing needs.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1919-10-23

The eight institutions which are
members of the Wisconsin Colleges
Associated have 442 men and women
on their faculties. How to hold these
teachers with such small salaries as
they can offer, is one of the serious
problems facing the Wisconsin college
resident today.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-05
stiirniIdlcr Waitao.

8arD, Snn., 8. 9adi. - Starfe
Sdutpoden 6urdaogen oie StraBen
Der Gtobt, Inn elmer 8ieoer6oIuna
oes 9[ufritbrs Der gfaoitalen BON
febten San1stag bor5ubeugen. 16
berbouene &aoitale fiten i'm Staot.
gefdngnis uno ertuorten ibr Ser.
Dor Dor oen itd6tiiden. 1no Bun.
oesbenHten. 5000 3aoitole pur6en
bon ben goliaiiten GourtD. itno
Stadtsbeantten ieitgenonlntpn fpegen
BioerltdnO gegen Die g}oli5ei finb
ieood entIaIien tuor0en nnter 0em
geripre6en Die Sta6t Iofort 5l Der.
laifen. Gs entitniben 1tnrlt6en uno
glufrllbr, olg Die goIi5ei Die @riip.
pen altseinnn0er trieb. @s 6eiBt,
Dab golifeipiti unter Den 9lnfiibrern
iuaren.
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Dercinieitito Ser
Rrie9speterdllcft

2incoln 9te6r., 4. g1ai. Die
a9lnterifaniide Gegion" '5toots5lDeig
gebro8fo, tp1troe bier Sartstag bon
ben 8eterouen oes 8eItfrieges ge,
Qriiroet. gs lit Die 8ereiuigllng, Die
aapt. giooiebeIt ms 2eben aerufen
bat uno oie oentnGdIt lire erIte ga
tiondlperianldIitpg in ct. 2ouis Obj
balten miro. Die 8eriaulmlltng in
2ircoIn tpnrbe bon 2eutnont g(aou
Eudep III Snobo 5ur Gronlufg &C.
rttfen uno geIeitet, Biz Die geotrten
ertpdbIt iparen. 9ieIeI6en iin0. 0ta.
ior Sobn @. Maber, 2incoIn, 9rdii-
bent.
eopar0 g. 0ac9erntott. aeornep,
Gice-H Hr1Iioent.
Sngb 8. giobertion 0mo0d, 5e.
fretdr.
gserfins, Grenont, GdaBmeiIter.
Gin @reftttiofomitee nit snei Wiit-
glieoern IN ie0em &ongreBoiitrift
fam ebenfoGs aur @rlpdblunq.
Capt. Ee0 @tetcaIfe, Der gum
&uhli6itdtsagenten Der 8ereinigllnq
ernonnt Dnroe, mohte Ser Gereini-
gl!ng ei'ten @ori1laa, oorin be.
iteber6. DaB oieie feline .3eitltng Oen
9nnba gaebrnsfon, gum offiaieIlen
Organ ernemen iol[te, uno erfl1rte
iid) bereit, ie0en Mlitg[ieO oieie Gel
t1tng fir 90 Gents 0oS sSa6r su
ienbeu. 9eutnaut 9taen SudeD trut
Dem 8orifIng ertgegen irloem er
ingte, es iei gu friib, an Elm Organ
8u oenfen; lpabri6einlib miir0e Die
@ereinigtng Elm notionoles Organ
fdaffen, oaS fir oIle eeniigen iollte.
Wtetcalfe'S 8ori9log fano oes9alb
feline geahtlmg. 9elegdten 5u Der
nm T., 5. un0 9. @1oi in ct. qoltis
itattfin0en0en notionoIen @riin,
0iingS S.8erianiulung mur6en er-
nannt.
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Reit9nicrcn t,eeeit
11taitao>1ocro6ftoen

9}aris, 5. Dlai. - Econ SOU.
baur, @eneraIietretor Ser 9(r6eiter.
8ereinielma Der 5u oen om Moitaee
geriuunoeten geb0rt, bat feline Stel.
lung oIs 9lrbeiterbertreter oltf Ser
Grieoensfonferen8 nieoergelegt. syll
ietnem 8riefe an Glemenceml iogt
er: nGs lit mir unrt5glid, lueiter
nut Sbnen su fo-operieren, felt 50.
re Hegierltng in brntoIer 8eiie oie
fran36iii6en gIr6eiter gebinoert bat,
ibren @ebanfen 4us0rud 5lt geben
ilnO ibr Sradten at offenbaren.
Gbenio itno iSerOinano guiIIon
uno Der 9eputiertp gompere. Waorel
bon Der ioaialiItiiden 9artei berun.
IaBt noroen lire Gtellungen oIs
aomntiiiare Der SonoeIsmorine un0
9anbpirtidoft aus oentielben @run.
De nieoer5uleger.
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9llnifeier in gnoaueif.

9u6apeit, I. 0tai. (seripatet.
Die Maifeier tpur cine rote Groie.
Iauieuoe bon SoI0oten utarfd)ierteit
inter ben al1neen roter @iulif olrd
StraBen, bic itberol[ nit sSablleil ae.
lfiniift tparen. Oie 8iirgerIteige
Doren noll bon Widlnern lin0.
SSrauen init rotten 81noern. Gtra.
Benbahnen iparen rot, glrtos luaren
rot. 10 iporen 6ie gabnbofe, oie
2oynpenpfoiten; al StroBenedel
moren 9roBe rote angeitriderle a(n-
iAlogianlen nit Scr glufinrift.
Gie8 lit Der So1 Ser sSreibeit ittO
ser @altbrii0eriaoft. @ipsltatlelI
9enines tnb Marr, rot angeitriheil.
itan0en on hielen Srtefl.
Mlar bere6net 1ie 11nfoften fir
bie Waifeier ouf 100000 Miarf,
Die ben 8onfen ertnonnlen iuor0en
moren.
2as Mcrfpiiroiglte ober mar. DaB
olles IN Der groBten Sroniing Dor
iib gin9, ipie iiber6oltpt, trob 8dhI.
reider gerhnftungen, bic bette 9ro.
n1tng hcrridt.
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Wcrikc iuiu SbmlSen
iticbf tttcrkeititcfl

g8nibington 8. Moi.-2ouis
Cabrera, nerifnnii6er Sinou5mini.
tier, batte Dor filroem rtlGrt, oa5
@}erifo, iel6it tpenn itnItaloe, es all
TIM feline SduIOen iest nid)t be.
8nblen, ionnern 1bmarten ipiiroe,
iDaS nafD Dem 6rieoensl6IuIie Die
Guropdiiden gaationen tim ipiiroen.
9esbaIb lit inon in fii11n3ieI[en
areiien bier neugierig, mas in Der
iuegen Sinan8frn9en einberltfenben
grtraiisllng 0es merifanil6en Ron.
greiies beidIoIien iper0en tuiro.
9as Gefi8it fiir 1918 betr1gt
100000 9elos ODER etipa $3,500,.
600. bod bot man bieraulanOe mad.
gpipieIer, oaB es 69,000'000 peIos
ooer $4s000,000 iino.
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S5p1es Sos fir bas 1es. sleaimeut.

9es 9toine8, 5. Mai. -@enetol.
Maior 8logler soft Dem 1853. S5n.
fanterieregiment bobes Sob fir lein
tiidtiae8 uno tapferes 8erbolten in
oem 6elO6uge in 6ranfreid). Ger
Gommanoeur Ser 42. 9ibiiion bebt
oie @rfolge oes 9ieginentes in @cr-
ten De8 2cbes berbor un6 iogt, Bob
Der 5tnnt Soma itoI8 iein tonne auf
Die @rrl;ngenifloften oesielben. gluf
9efebl BEG fonrnoiloierenoen @ene.
roImojors Gfogler8 bot Der &egi.
merttsobrrit 8nt. Suebes SSr., 0oS
urifangreiGe 9ofmnent beroffent=
lidt, 0nrit Dos 8olf bon Soma oos
heIOernliitige 8erbalten ieiner sob.
ne in oolleut MoBe fennen uno
itbdBen Ierne.
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Smffraactten>Sieo
i'm 1soneref5 iitber


g8ai5irgton 5. geoi.-Die Suf.
fragetten erfIdrten beltte, oaB bic
9clegatett gum nd6Iten &ongreB,
Die bon oen tpeitIi1en Staaten unO
bon einem oItliden fonnen perOen,
geidloiicn fir sSrauenitilnmre6t
ftinmten niiropn. gluBeroem, 10 BE.
haupteten iie, ipurOe Die Mebr5abI
Der Gele9otionen bon 10 on0erl
Staaten eberio itiinnten.
Son Sen iiibIiden oentofrotii6en
5toaten eeben fie 8it onB fie geeen
bas Stinlmredt ieien ltno 6oB bier
enttneOer iniider ooer elei9mGBig
aeteilt Iino.
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gsirtr[itnrm in sae (lpnnth.

auburn, 9te6r., 5. Wioi. Dieies
gountD niroe nm Sonistng, ben 8.
Mai, bon einem berbeerenoen Bir.
beIitlirm beirneefuht. Gie Staoi
@rant Gitb ipnroe beIonoers fdper
betroffen. @ben0s 6:30 tr1t Elm ser.
ftcrenoer @inoittrm Elm, Der flint
Mobnbduier, cine Stride uno einc
gdilIe scritorte. Ger &elegr1pb uno
Qelepbonbrrfebr mar nolitdnoie EN-.
gciteIlt, od GrahtleitltHgeit 5erriiien
waren. Ole 8ugbenmten Der @rent.
ipeitern iaben ben StlIrm fontHen
uno bariGteten, o1B gnlfen un0
@retter bon Oem Sturne olirh Die
Silfte 1eirooen tulr0en.
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WtanOQte Doll bei0ell
Sarteiell allgtllonlmell
Demtidbc Dclcsatcn pcrtretcn eans DemtidlanS,
anA Bapcrn; ycSineunecn ,ucrSen ftcdb cif,z
NAL ir Gcbcimitmne bcraten
u. ,i1ai ipirS Sas l,rotokoa untersci4net icin

Iwerben, porausgeiett, 9ortllga[ er.
fl0rt li9 6onlit eillberitafloen. gs
miro au6 oarltm er'uAt iper0en, Dob
Oas Soortal, oas al Srnnfreid fnI.
lem ion, nod 8erlaltf elmer geipiIien
3eitperiooe ipieoer an Geutldlon0
5uriidfoIlen ioa. Ser &elfanaI ioa
uitter oeutIder Oberbobeit bleiberl
ooa 1T man ipillens, oenlelben Dem
internationoIen Son0elsperfebr 8u
eroffnen. Die oeuti1en 3eIegoten
iperOen ei1em fogerantten polniiden
Gorrioor BON 8olen bis on Die DIT.
ieetiiite opponieraI mollen in0eIlen
Oen 9oIen oos 8eeeredt ouf Der
8ei6ieL un0 Der 8ei6ieIbobr' Bis
nod 9on5ig eeitdtten; 9an5ig ioa
Dem polniihen San6el eeoffnet iper-
oen.
gelgieu iuirS syrieSensprptofua itn.
terSei6nen.
griiliel, 5. Mai. - Ser aronrot
bat nod l1neerer 8eratpne beihloi-
ielt oen 8rieOensbertrdg, pie er in
garis ongenonnlen miro, 81 unter-
5eidnen.
@eitern fano in Qlntlperpen cine
SroBe patriotilde 0emouItrationI
itatt. Gds beIgiide &obinett botte|
am Samstog beihLoiieh Die 9elega.
ten aus Haris abaltbertfen I'M nit
oieien nlebrere bodpi6tige sSrngenI
gu erleOigen. Gs bdn6elt ii9 bor
aIlen Dingen nm Die finon3ieIe
Joroerltng 8efgiens. 9ie aIliierten
meroen Dem 8ernebmen no9 8elgien
fofort 2,500,000,000 6roncs olts.
5oblen 1uo nnf Die 8elgien gege.
beuen 9Sorfdiiiie int getroge bon
6,000,000,000 5rancs 9ersiGt lei.
item. 9eltti6Iono- nulB iofort al.
les in gelgien requirierte MateriaI
berausgeben unO tnub @elgien fir
eine oetuiiie 3aitperioOe iibrIid g..
100000 Sonnen Goblen I'M @erte
bon 1000, 100000 sSrnueg liefern.
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1toolltc 1lttettat aiif
Glcnteftceati iita1eit

gnris, 5. g1oi. -glnpmonO Cor.
niIlon, 19.j1brig, ser in Der gadbe
Der @obniing grenier GIrlnenceni's
on Sanstog berboftet poroen mar,
ioa Der goIi5ei eingeitnnoen bnbeH
oaB er beabfihtigt babe, ben 9sre.
mier su ernloroen. Ct fol- NIT ei.
mem 9oIde beiUnffnet eeipeien fem,
oud Io5ialiItiIfe giteratiir in ieiHent
gelite eebabt babeH. anh beiBt es,
er lei nit Dem slttentdtgr emile
Coffin, Der gum Iooe beuirteiIt,
ober ani Bitten GlemeHcena's, gu
IebensIdnaIidem 3ndjtbnIie besna.
oiat wor0er mar. beireunoet gene.
len
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gaationaI aunbentiOn ser s. V. 8

Chicago, ST., ). Wiai. - dnter
2eitlng elmer groBeu gln5abi Dor
HaoifaIen aus nllen Geilen oes Gan.
beg, trat Die i1brtid)e sfpnbentior
Der S. @. 9. IN Sibtng auf oiG
9auer bon aebn Sogen. Catherine
Solomon bon ct. Sollis, W1o., III
Der ein8ige 5rauenoeIegot. llnter
Den anlpeienoen 9eIegnten befin0en
iid folgnoe befonite Ierionlidtei-
ten: y. 6. Grnbrie bon Butte, Meont.,
Com 0obIe, 6iour Gitn Syames
8urfe, q. O. Sotnes 81. @atten,
Senttle, &aib.. SSSobn aorpi bon
8isconiin uno. 9Ieranoer 8alquiit.
Gin 9elegat BON Merifo uno elmer
BON &ancouber lino aud oorunter.
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Hcoieritite 1lnoarns
ipenScf iie6 an t1,illcn

ggirl 5. 9aai.-gie Sopietre,
eierung llngorn bat iid an Br1f.
Dent @illon nit Der 8itte geipanot,
0en @orln1rif Der Erlippen, oia
aegen llngnrn in 8eDeeung fino,
ein5ubolten.
es lit 3eit. Dem @liltDereieben
ein @u6e at MAIDEN; Die 3egierltHe
babe fid bentiibt, Sr0uung alt idaf.
fem, trce nler @erihte, Die bon
Geinoen IN llmlauf geiest tnitrben.
gSaris 5. Mai. 9ie 3eitung
,O3otin" berihtet, 61B fie geitdti.
eung Der 8eiignntion 6es linsori.
lheu stabinetts erbalten babe.
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9as gsaiIer i'm gdiiOnri iteist.

SnfoIge Ser anbaltat6en &egen.
itiirme in Sen lebten @o6en lit Ser
MiiIouri i'm Steiaen. Son &onIas
Gitb, ct. SSoiepb, Dem n0rbIi6en
Soma unS Dem uor60itli6en 0e-
brasfa miro beridtet, ooB Die 8ii9e
Ser berihieoenen 9obnen Sdpie-
rigfeiten ourd Die 6Iuten bo6en.
Die NieOerlingen iteben 3ttmeiit IN.
ter g8niIcr, itno Sas 9o6nbett Der
Giienbubnen lit oitfgeipeidt.
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streif am Nlaidlinen6ons.

llngefdbr 125 glr6eiter, Die BERN
y}eu6au Deg Union 4acific Wlaidi.
nenbnnie 1ngeitelt iinO. bnben bic
9lrbeit nicoergelegt sno berIntgen
cine 2uioge bon 10 Gents Die
StunOe. Die g9eigeruhg Der aon-
itriiftions1eiellidnft, oeln @erlangen
5u entiprc6en fiibrte ben Streif
berbei. % Die itreifenoen ar6eiter
5lir Union geboren. 10 ginger Die
anoern lInion1rbeiter ais Elm Snm.
batbiebemeis, ebenfaIls an Oeu
Streif, 70 oaB olle Qlrbeiten an 0em
neaen 9aidinenbalie einseiteat
mer0en muBten.
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1,ettcrbcrid,t.

sir Smn6a iino 1lngeecllb-
Sdouer bente obeno mo 9ienstag;
neuig @ediel in 9elhberatur.
Sir gtebrnsfn = Sdaller bclltc
abeno nno 8ienstae. giiht gar 70
foIt i'm 0itliden 9eile.
SIR Soma Meiit beluoltt NIT
Sdnnern I'M duBeriten meItlihen
TeiIe. Gienstdg nnbeitintnlt NUT
Sdauern nit 9lusnobnc I'M diiBer.
iten norooItGiden SeiIe. gsertig @cdj.
ici in 3enlperntrr.
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Oiumdnier maiden groke gente ia
llngarn.

@enL 5. D1ai. ai.-Olimlanilde 9rup.
ben 6nben Die nngariife Stooi
ara6, 145 @1eilen bon gloopeit,
eingenonlrnen unb oen G3ap g.riif.
tenfopf nm 6luiie Sbeib, norolid
BON arnO 6eiest, ibie bierGer bon
9ufareit unO SeralonnSitoot gcnIei.
bet miro gle iper6en iiberaa I'M
2anoe dIS gefrcier begriibt glnf il.
rem gormoride Die edn6e ungnris
idle 6rOnt eiitIana, baben fie 1000
geinadt, onrifnfer man.
dc oiterreidiidje mo oeutitc Soloa.
ten uiio $50 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ssrieasmaterial erbentet.
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Staliener fe6reu
na(b Yaris 5uriif
1pcrScn am ,tiitttpcd sort eintreffcn, INN at Sen
Dcr1anSlunsen ipicSer tcil5mncRmcn; Bcras
titneen stuiiGcn page mnS Orlancc
(etcn iuiro Sen SricScnspcrtrae unterseiepneit

Ser ltnlIt1n0, Oaf Die sSrieOens.
berbanolungen NIT Seiterreih bebor.
iteben, b1t Die it1Iierliide 4ngeIegen-
belt mieoer III ben @orOergrlno gc-
brodt. Denn NIT g(usnabme bon
Serbien lit sSStalien an Dieieln 5rie-
ben bon allen aaiierten iuobI alli
nneiiten iittereliiert. Cine gieliig.
feitsogeutur brodte eeitern Die Gndj.
'ridt, onB Die 0@roBen 0rei1 at
sSStoIien cine Gilllaollng erIolIen hds
ben, 8nr aonferen5 nod Haris 3li.
riid3ltfebren. .g5 miro allgenoiil-
men, baB bic sSStnIiener Der ginIa-
oung folgen ueroen.
3ie aIiierten geOenfeu itidt, u
Der 5itn1e glngelegenbeit ilad5lN
ben, 0o9 miro ocn SStalieiteril
legenbeit gegeben perOen, nod Ncg
au fomnlen uno oen @erbanoIun[.
beialipobnet. III
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The spectator., 1919-01-28
NauSeaIeSS CaIOmeI Is
 Best For Flu
Doctors and Druggists Claim
 Calotabs, the Nausealess Cal omel, Is Best Laxative for Colds, Grippe and Influenza.

At the first sign of a cold, is the time to take a Calotab, the perfected nausealess calomel that has all the llver benefits left in and the sting taken out. Doctors say that there IS nothing like 1t to put your liver right and keep your system Tn condition to resist and avoid colds, influenza
 nd pneumonia.
 The best insurance against ln- lluenZa and pneumonia IS good
 ctive liver and your physician or druggist will tell you that Calotabs Is the most as the safest and most agreeable remedy for this purpose.
 One Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of water-that's all. No salts, no nausea. nor the slightest interference with your eating, pleasure. or work. Next morning you awake feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fas-. Your cold has vanished and are ready for work or play. Caiotabs are sold by druggists everywhere in sealed package, price thrtyhye cents. Your oaouey handed right back if you are net delighted. (adv.)
The spectator., 1919-01-28
Warning Order.

At the November. 1918 term of the Franklin Probate Court. Ozark District thereof, the following Administrators. Guardians and Executrices filed their final settlements which were by the Court continued for exceptions. Estate of Ward
 J. w. Boyd. k. w. Shelby, Adm'r NJ. w. Williams. T. J. McClain, Gdn. Arminta Ph,kerton. J. w. Pinkerton,
 Adm'r J. R. Carter Est. Rebecca Carter and
 Lillian 2 Carter Douglass,
 EXecutrices. Hihard Brown. w. Nj. Brown, JGdn. r. H. Edwards Mrs. F. II Edwards.
 AdmX st annual settlement. and all persons interested in said set dement's are warned to appear in thi. court on or before it's next February. 1919 term, and file their exceptions to same. if any they have, or they may be forever barred and precluded from ex- eepting to same or any item thereof. Given under my hand and seal oi office this 9th day of January. 1919. [sEALI John Bollinger. Clerk. Expires Jan. 3l.
The spectator., 1919-01-28
Happy Mothers
 Prepare in Advance
A Wsnderfui Influence For Expeet.ns
 Mothers.

Mothers for over half 8 century have used with the utmost regularity the time honored preparation, Mothers Friend, before the arrival of baby. Here is a truly wonder fal penetrating application for the abdomen and breasts. If softens and makes elastic tne muscles, rendering them pifant 10 readily yield to natures demand for expansion. By s0 use the anxious months of pregnancy ars made comfortable. The usual wrench fnG strain, bearing-down and stretching pains are counteracted. The system is prepared fsr the coming event, and the use of Mothers Rriend brings restful nights and happy antici- pation, for the nerves are not drawn upon J4itA the usual strain.
 By its regular application the muscles ex- pAnd easily when baby arrives: the time is ie1 at the crisis and naturally the pain and aAnger is less.
 Mothers Friend is on sale at every drug store. It is for external use only. Is Aheolutely safe and wonderfully effective.
 Writs the Brad6eld Regulator Company. Dept [, Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georgia, 1pV sheir interesting Motherhood Book, free . users of Mothers Friend, and obtain a bottle of Mothers Friend from the drug stsrs and begin this grateful treatment,