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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
@ert Der oiesjGbri9en >uidltiacn 30
ocncrscngniiic $4,939,476,00
gerinscr ais 1919.

DIS Grntcnblfdbllnga @llrcall 0cS
Nfcrbollnmtcs in @oibington 9ibt
Den @ert Ser bollptiGdlihitcn 30.
0cncr5ctgniiic, Die in oieicnn Sabre
Qccrrtct lpl1rocn, ouf $9,t4S,5t9,.
600 an. 9icic @crednl,n9 ititbtc
iif ouf Die Greiic, sic Die 6armcr
an 1. 0c5culber erbieltcn; Dies lit
cine @crtobnabmc bon $4,939,476.-
600 9c9c1 1919, IN mcIhent Sabre
Ser @ert Der widltigen 8ooencr5cll9s
niiic ,995, 900 betrue. Gic
init Oen mihtigen 6clofriidten be.
bnl>te @oocnflGAc bctrr9 35t,062,.
400 Ndcr, gcgcn 356,162,t22 Nfer
I'M Sabre 1919. Ger @ert cin5cIncr
Gr3ct9niiic 6ieicS Sobres lit mie
fol9t: MoiS $2,tS9.721 900; @ei.
sen $1,t40, 2O6, 900; &ortoffeIn
$500,974,00 SiiBfartoffeIn $t26,.
$4,000; Safer $719,7S2,OO; Scr,
Itc $t42,93t,000; &og9cn $SS, 6O9,-
900; &ciS $63,S37,O0; 9oltmtpoIc
$914,590,000; 3ltdcrrilben 500.
$4,000; McpfcI 1921, $4,000; ga.
baf $29S, 001, 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Ger @ilobauer als Scaucr,

Gin eugIiider 9tlo6auer. Ser ci.
ilen Namen III Der engIiitcn 8unit
bciitt mo Dem &0nig 8eorg ieIbit
fiir cine giiite 9eieiien bat, lit iest
ais &ellner IN einem Sotel IN Sur.
req tdtig. DIR. GrOsIanO Wc9ure,
Don Dem S%tammg6iten Oes &otel5
nWat" gcnannt, lit Elm uOrncbnl
alsic6cnNcr @err in mittIeren Sab.
rem, ser Ben 9eridteritattcrn be-
reitmiuig IuSfltnit iiberieinen merf,
wiiroigen 9cruismed)iel CAB. oSor
Dem &riege", iagte er, nbottc i'd,
5pei groBe 9ItelierS in 2onOon
lrlO pielc IuitrGge. lin 1912 idui
id) cine Stotlle oes &Gnig5 I'M
&r0nllnaaornat u1o Der &GuIg sc.
pGbrte mir nlebrcre SlBun0en I'M
@udin9bam Ealait; nadyber bcIab
or iid) on$ @prf in meirlem Itc,
Iier ulO bc0liifmiiniftc MIDI berg.
lid). Die @ron5eitatue lit ictt in
0taOraS aui8eItellt. Ill6 ionlt babe
ih uicle 0cnfm6ler Geifuiien. Abcr
bclltc bot man fem WclO mcbr
iiir Stotllen ms 10 muBtc it)
mid oenn Ocn l%lmitGnOen anpaiicn
@dbrcnN 0cSarieBes CAB id) meilre
aunit All, arbeitcte 5mci Sabre
in ell,cr Munitionsiabrit ulO MN
bin ih &elncr aepor0cn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

3rcl8, S~lnrcricon 6ricno scrpicc
Committee, Scluiib Soint Qiitribn'
tiOn Committee, 6coerol Council d
GDurhcs Of Gbriit III Imcrico,
&nigbtS Of Columbus, y. VI. e. ",
unO y. ". 6. a., 81 8cmciniomer
@ilisorbcit Dcreinigt.
BUR 8cibnudtS5clt, an ocm 6citc.
oos boltptiGdIid Sen &inocrn gilt.
~iollten mir oicicr trnllri9cn cltropGi.
ihcn Gage ~gc0Cntcn, mo 6mur ioQ.
ten unicrc @coonfcn wlcbr Sen &in.
bern oils 0cm @cloc Qeltcn.
3ebn Collars bc0e1rtcn OoS 2cbcn
eincs &inoc8 in Wificlcurnpn. sd,
mer0c 20 6icicr GinScr dIS n1cinc
5citwciligcn Ffle9Iin9c obopticrell
ln0 ih wilBtc nift, SIT wcId' bciIc,
rem 3rpcfc id) 5000 perpc1ncn f0nn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
5rpii6cn Berger ltno @crmorm aus

5luiihcn Berger ltno @crmorm alls-
5ltbeiiern.
3wci jltnge M6oden lpicIten nett
lid Oem Geo. Babe einen IllItigcn
Strcity. @ooc bottc mir Oos &cib-
nohtsgcih0ft picl Spicliohcn cilrQC.
lcqt unO tbeils Dor icincm 8ci60itc
nl,s9citellt. Gines }(belloS bottc err
cincS hieier SpieI3cltgc, cincn flei-
ncn 6%nrmludQcn Dor Icincm Store
itebe1 loIien, ols 5mei 0tGOdcn Sen.
iclbcn mitnobmcn un0 81 elmer Spos
6iCrinbrt hcnllttcn. @eorg mar be-
rcit8 int @cgriff Gin @i9ilun5 GOmttc
SIT bilOcl1 I'M bic N6l,bcr ST D~crfoI.
gen, ais pl0tlif 0o5 @Qgclfen Dor
inn itor0 ltnO CT IN 5rpci Tour lad.
cn0C Nltgcn lab, bic ibnl olc Scr
ioIglngsibccn aus Dem &Opfc ihllt.
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
GrGiiOcnt crlGht Infrnf DUR lIntcr'
itiitnng Der buugcrnSen &inScr
in Iittelcnrupa.

ErGiioent &ilion crIicb cirtcn g(llf.
ruf sum SeiitctCrn 81 Dem SonOS,
ser filr sic blngcrnoCn &in0Cr in
Nfittclcuropo gCianmlelt miro. Gr
filnOigtc an, onB cr sic %crpflc0l1n9
bon 5lpon5ig &inocrn il]bcrncbntcll
mer0c.
Ger Iufruf Iolttct:
.0rCicinbol6 Wiuionen &in0cr IN
Mtittclcuropo iino bonn &lrngcrtobc
bc0robt. GS lit bercd)net m6r0crl 0ob
lie bis CUR niditen Grntc Oltr6 @clO
u1o Tflc9c I'M &crbGltniS bon $50
altf jc0cs &in0 erboltCn iperOCn f6n.
men. 0ic betrcfienOcn 9Gn0cr fGns
men 2/3 bieicr Soften Oltr6 StClun9
BON TflG9cpcrlonul un0 Der Moif)i.
nCric filr &crtcillrng bon NobrrnQs
WittCln ol1fbrin9Cn, obcr fir Oo$ an
bcrc 0rittcI miiiICn tic iih ollf Oos
AlrSIono U%crIaiicn, unb iic bIidcn oltf
ms. Scit 1914 bat uu1Ier &oIf nit
6ciipirlloicr 6rcigcbi9fctt ~qeipcnbct,
uno cs ioIltc fir mcitcrc8 @obItun
nid)t unn0tig in Iniprl1d Gcnommcn
mcrOcr. glbcr in WittcIcrtropo lit cs
cine Srogc bon 2cbcn uno 500, no
gSoiicn notleioenoc, b~ltngernOc Sim
Scr, sic Recommendations Opfcr
0cs @cItfriCgcs, ltcrbcn milllcn
iucnn tbncn nidt @ilfc gcionot miro.
$40. sic bem european Hclici
Council itbcrqcbcn neroen, rcttcn boS
2cben eincs &inocS. Sr bicicm
Council bobcn itd od,t lpobIbcfonntc
Or9oniiotioncn, Gmcricon &eIicf Iis
location MmcrifoniideS TotcS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Berger

Ion. Mcpcr unb @uttin bon ct.
9ouis, bcfin0en iid Gc9cnlp1rtig
bier al1f 8eiltd BET %crmonotct.
!Scrr Mcpcr lit HciIen0cr fir Die
International Sbne So. mo miro
hicr cine O~rCim0hcntlihc Scricn6cit
pcrbringen.
". s. IococI, Scrrp Stocppcl.
mann 1rno Com, @iloin9 morcn let.
te @ohe in 8eiddftsonQclc9cnDeitelt
il @crn1orn.
N2it elmer MonnIdoft bon 30 PR
bcitcrn unO ~ Tltbrlpcrfcn lit 6runt-
lin Golntp gcQenmGrtig Ooron ocn
NiOIuno Grail ii0lid) bon Berger
in enc ioliOc StcinitrnBc SIT Der.
lpun0cln.
g&ru. 2crbs mohntc ON SomStag
cincr QcbrcrpcrionmIlng in Nclp
Mopcu bel.
Sri. Anno &ir6bofcr i~tottcte an
Smmtag ibrcn &crnnnotcn u,o DC.
fuuntcn IN @crnlonn cinen 9cIud)
ob.
Wtcluiae Sllgcl rno @ottit lultr,
Sen Icttcn SOnntog 0urf Die In-
tunit Oc$ GrItgcbprcncn, rincS mlll1s
tcrcn 56bndcna, bohcrfrcllt.
Y. M. Hicf, bon &crmntll, mar
an Montog III @cif6iten bier. Gr
befon0 lid ollf elmer @cihGftsrciic
mad, Union un0 un0crcn G6ciIcn Scs
Gountpa.
Nm Montog Worgcn iicl bier cin
iebr ihlucrcr Rcgcn, Scr icbo6 fci
men Sdo0Cn onridtCtc.
@cnrD Stocppclmorm OCrlor onl
Rontag, blr6 &ronfbCit cine id,onc
Mtildlfub.
y. 8. S6aifncr uno @nttin itat-
teten lcbtcn Sountng &crmanotcn IN
@oibinQtOn cincn Bciltd, ob.
Sos. Sues if. rn0 cine Nn5abl
@ebillien poren lcttc ISOLDE oontit
bcihGftigt sic MioIouo Grail &ooo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Ger autrr turfdbe tramsafe.

Sn gtr. 80 Der european 8re6,"
elmer en8liihen 3citung, ole in Ser.
lin geOrudt mir, finoet lid Elm be.
5eidyncn0e5 GrIebnis zines iranS0.
iiiden Oiii5iers in Bonn, Dem iein
rihneiOiges 9luitretcn" iebr iflCd)t
befOmriren lit.
nIuf Der bintrcn 8lottiorm ci.
ner gut beiesten StraBenbnbn ir
Bonn itano elm i~ran5oiiiter Dill.
5Ier. Sn i6neiOiger Uniform. Gir
uloermeiblihe Heitpeitid)e in OCl
SanO. Nm Der @alteiteQe itieg eiu
9iir9ersmann aui, Der babel Den
6ron5oien leidt anitieB. gr nabm
ieineu SUIT ab uno bot nm Gnt.
i9ulOisung. Der frun50Iii6e Sffi.
3ier antportete nit einem Sdlage
ieiner Geitpeiti6e, Der Dem 3iuili.
item ms 9eIiGt 9in9. Ser Sir.
gerSmann blieb pollfommen rubi9.
Die 0eutiden i'm HbeinlGnoe ba.
ben faum cine anoere8abl. 8enn
le cine 9eleiOiguug libel auineb.
nebmen, pie i6per iie aud I'M.
mer iein mag, 10 fam Oas fir JIG
ben 500 ODER Sabre Der 8efon'
genidaft beoeuten.
Bel ser nG6iten SaIteItelIe itic8
Ger 3ipiIiit pom 8agen ob mo
Bot Den Offi3ier, ebeniaus ab5u.
iteigen. Der Offijier tat es nit
einem 91d,eIn Ser 8era6tuna ali
ben 2ippen. Der 8agen uno feline
6abrgGite wnrteten, nm 81 ieben,
mas 9eideben piir0e. Ser 3ioi.
lit ging auf ben ironjOiiiden 81
ii5ier al, Itedte ieinen 0aulnen in
Sen &ragen OcS Oiii5iers ouf ie.
Der Seite un0 padte nit beiOen
SQnOen Sem0frayen unO Godfra.
gen 5uiammen. Gam bob er nit
elmer &rait, Die pon Der @ut &C.
iteigert mar, 0en fleinen 6ran5oien
pom 9oOen aui, bielt i'm III Die
@0be uro begamn i'm 81 itiitteln,
gr i6iittelte i'm, bis linn Bic 3Gbne
fIappertcn, bis Die NtGbte lelner
&leiOu1g riiien, bis Die &rme mo
9eine idIoif be~rabbin8cn, ME bel
elmer SogeIideudDe unO Die perlo'
idcnocn A1gcn oes Ofii5lcrS iiber
ben &ragen berauSiaben, Der lbnl
iQIt gonj iibcr Sen &opi ge5o8en
mar. 9anm ictte er i'm wieoer ali
oen 9o0cn. Die Hcitpeitihe mar
nod INNER III Ser &anO Ocs 6ron'
3oitr. Ger 3ipiliit nobm Die Eclt'
ife nno ifIlt9 lie init cinem StreId
Dem 6ron5oien Don linfs nah red)tS
ms @eiift. Sic mad)te cine
8unoc. ioit mic ein SdbeIbicb, unN
ou$ 9lut itr0mte bernieOer itber
sic flcfcnIoic Uniform. Gam ser.
bra6 er sic |eitid,e in ben @on'
Sen uno mari lie benz OIfi5icr ms
@eiiht.
Gr langte lang'am III ,elne
Gnide, 500 ieine aarte bcron$,
iiberrcibte lie Dem Oiiijier mnN
iQgtc in poQfommcnem 6ronj6II6:
sd bin ser O6erit urlo Som.
manOeur ocS ifottiItcn Snfantc'
rieregimcntS, ouS bier einQuartiert
lit. gitte, beridIten Sic Oicicn Sor'
fall Sbrcm &ommalOcur, Dem i'd
cbeuiuIlS 9eriht erItatten Dcroe!"
Ginige ou0cre iranj0iiifc Gtti'
3iere, Bic Dcrbei8cilt marcl, nm IL
rem &amercOcn 5l belicrl, 5o0cn iid
ioiort Suriit, oIs lie OieIc @orte
b0rtcn uro iibcrIieBen OaS erifopIte
Spicr ieincm SdidiaI,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
SransGiiidycs Sapital i'm SaHrgc
bict.

Dit cillem &apitoI Don pier Mil,
lionen 6ronfa lit in Faris einr
&ercini9rug Der iran50ijitcn 81
lcnmcrfe 0es SaargCbiets g~cgrilnOct
pOrOclL al Oeren Spite Die 6irnla
GeIottc ulO 6rOuuni iteBen. Die
8eicaid)oit bot bcrcitS Die @crfc
Scr 6irnla 6rnn5 Yod)uln i'll 0iuin-
gen crporbrn. Sn Sen Soor1rubcn
ioll OcmnGdit mje0cr Der EierOebc.
trieb al Stcnc ocS cIcftriid)en Mo.
Observation-Disclosures ein2ciiIbrt mcr.
bcn. 9aS bcOelltrt unItrrltbar cinrll
Riidgan9 in Der tcdnildcn GET
ItunDsIGbi0fcit scr @rlben 0C2
SaorgebIetH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

tc, Sd gcbc mcirleu Nitbiirgern 51
bcoCnten, Dab bic llmgebung ibrer
MISUNDERSTANDING unoollitGnOia fem
miro, mclln tic nidt 5piiden ibren
cigcncn &in0crn in scr Ginbil6l,n9
cinigc scr or1nen 9lcinen Nittclclt.
ropnS iebcn, mic tie lire mu0ere
@Gnod)cn olsitrcden, I'M bon ben
,3peigcn ocS 9oltmcS 81 pflilfen-
nift SpieIioten, ionoern 9roo, obrle
Dos tic iterbcn miiiien," =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17

GyIue uniere 2cier, pel9e Die
3eitune nidt reseImabie erbalten,
bcno6ri6tieen, bamit wlr slbbtlfe
itno eebcten. llns per 8oifarte gu
Idoffen fonncn. Gle eripeiien inns
bomit cine eroBc @cfGIIiefeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Get Your Bank Book

And not a regret will you
have at CHRISTMAS 1927.
Suggest joining to each
member of the family. A
Bank Book for each one is
ready.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

velop the Aims and be back here IN
time for It's stellar production dur'
ing the week OF June 10.
The personnel Of the State Wida
Committees as far as compiled is as
follows:
Judge W. G. Banks, Shreveport, La
executive chairman; Hon. W. Scott
Wilkinson, Shreveport, La, executive
chairman, Citizens Campaign.
State committeeman for their 10
spective districts:
Homer District-Mr. W. A. NC
Kenzle. j..
Minden and Webster parish--Dr' r.
D. Webb, Minden La.
Ruston and Lincoln Parish-O. f.
Hodge, Ruston, La, Chairman on Citf
zens COMMITTEES.
Presiding Elders Of the State.
Briscoe Carter, Shreveport District
J. M. Henry, Ruston District.
J. G. Smelling, New Orleans D>s
trict,
c. D. Atkinson, Monroe District
! H. w, Bowman, Lake Charles Dill
trict.
Martin Herbert, Houma District.
A. s. Lutz, Baton Rouge District.
H. W. Mays, Alexandria District.
Hounia District-J. A. Robcheau,
Houma,, committeeman; E. R. Jacl
. son. Jeaneretts, vice chairman.
Baton Rouge District - W.
Holmes, Baton Rouge. vice chairman
Jacob Abels, Ponchatoula' committe
I man. =. ,.
!. Lake Charles District--A, M. May
/. Lake Charles, committeeman; Hem
3 pharr. New Iberia, vice chairman
New Orleans Distrlct-Rev. G.
, Weir, Alsiers, La, committeeman
Donaldson Csffsry, New Orleans, vi
chairman. >,
Rev. A, q. Gsarhard, Bosalusa, Ia
!. chairman Speakers Bureau, souths
J District
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24
La, June z@' 'S<o
As The Editor Sees It,

Millions Of people are waiting
with such patience as they can
muster for the time when prices
will come down. They have ial'h
that the time will not DO long oe'
ferred, But we fear they are
doomed to Disappointment DE-
fore any great reduction call DC
exnected in the retail Market
there must first be a REIMBURSEMENT
of the price of labor, raw mater
ials, etc. Can YOU imagine the
)aborer voluntarily reducing MS
wage, or the manufacturer hlS
nroduct? There is an endless
amount of time before US, ane
much of it will be consumed De
fore the sky loses Its control 0
price quotations.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24
Moonlight Picnic

Under the chaperonage of Mrs
NJ Bateman a few of the younger
set enjoyed a few hours OF rest
and recreation on the creek bank
Friday, late afternoon and early
evening, the picnic luncheon
forming no small part in the
Measure of the occasion.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24
KALL OF KIDDIES STRIKES RESPONSE.
Practically 100000 Already Pledged to Kus'o"
Orphanage Expansion Campaign

shreveport, juno 3. - Practically
two hundred thousand dollars Is al
ready pledged outside Of Shreveport
for the expansion Of the Ruston Meth
odist Orphanage. and with goal OF
$500 900 the committee Is actively at
work laying the ground work. for the
raising OF the balance during the IN
tensive week beginning June IL. Dur'
ing that week many elaborate enter.
itainments are planned and novel
features in the way Of publicity are
70 be produced and the Big Four IN
charge Of the campaign feel SATISFIED
tlsat when their work closes on the
goth they will have raised enough
money to insure permanent nome
for $50 orphans.
Recently Campaign Director NICK
erson received the following 'e'e
gram: ..n
"Ruston, June 3, 1920.
George X. Nickerson,
shreveport.
AT a committee meeting today OF
ak representative citizens there was
pledged $4,000. Think Ruston ana
Lincoln Parish will raise quota OF
$4,000.
(Signed) ". H. houee'
Chairman Citizens Committee"
The above is typical Of the spirit
being manifested in the Orphanage
drive outside Of Shreveport. One
philanthropist in Minden will give
$4,000 to the campaign and with this
n,agnificent donation Webster ano
Claiborne Parishes are expected t
raise $4,000.
The churches In the Monroe DIS
trict have accepted $4,000 quots
and the Citizens Committee expect Z
raise a like sum.
In the city of New Orleans tn
churches are pledged to raise $500
and the citizens, through Hon. Done'
son Caffery, vice chairman, are e1
pected to double that sum.
Big gifts already pledged amount {
$4,000 more and 1t is believed b'
fore the campaign ends and In tn
course of the next year several M
mortal cottages, each caring for
orphans, will grace the grounds
aus,on. the contribution OF big Q
men And then the great city
shreveport Is to be heard from
"a Alexandria, Baton Rouge at
uouma Then down In Iberia, Hem
pbarr. vice chairman, will be heal
from. 49,, =
And 20 the Big Four. viz, Judge '
a Ranks Of the Palmer Trust, exec
1--WE chairman, W. Scott Wilkinso
STATE chairman, Citizens COMMITTEE
rmdae p. r. Roberts city attorney
shreveport ard George X. Nickerso
namnaign director, are joyful and GO
sdsnt that Ruston will soon have q
greatest orphanage Ia the state al
,ha call Of 700 Riddles will have oe
answered.
Guy ymspsy has finished his gre
: eaeturs M the orphanags and his ~
seseneatlvs and one d Mr.. NICK
essl asys sens Y Nss Ysrs Y
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

IA the cost of the daily means
worrying you? Then spend twice
the time in chewing your looo'
You will feel better, be more Sa'
isfed, and will eat less ,, Mos'
people are content to ool' Wv" y,
their food and leave nature - W
what they should have done 'neu''
solves, Nature becomes over
worked, and soon calls a na'''
Then comes bad stomache' poor
DIGESTION, peevishness: exc'taoll'
| itv, and a general weakening OF
productive powers, No person
can do justice as producer u"
less he is in good health' ano
good health can only be maintain
ed by a proper mastlcaIlon O.
| food.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

The world is full Of wise men
and fools. The fool thinks he is
a wise one, and the wise man
sometimes makes a fool Of him.
self. But study it out yourself
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

Tulane Universlty's campaign
for An endowment fund netted
more than S36O,OO0 in the first
few hours contributing.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

What is a smile? Our office
angel says it is The spirit of kind.
ness oozing out from a gooo
heart. And she isn't far off at
that. Did you ever contrast a
smile Of a good man and that OF
g. bad one? The smile OF the
good man conveys a spirit o.
friendship and brotherly love
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-24

while that of the bad man more
often resembles the grin Of a
bvena. If you don't believe IT,
pull off a smiling contest between zen
one of each. In ten minutes VIC
man of decency will be warming
m to his work, while the disciple
Of depravity will be ready 10
fight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19
FOR TORPID LIVER
Tennessee Lun German Talks Of His
Successful Use Of Black Draught
for Colds and Headaches.

Jamestown, TENT have used
Thedford's Black-Draught for years, in
fact it is the only liver medicine that
does me any good" says Mr.. l.. A.
Ragan, well-known 1umberman or
this place. when 1 was single, used
it for headaches, and especially II 1
get cold and feel feverish, I take a
good dose of Black-Draught, and IL
sets me right.
''Since have been married, / have
used it in my family, and never have
found It's equal for torpid liver or dis
arranged stomach, especially with
children. I can recommend Black
Draught, and gladly do so"
Every member of the family occa-
sionalfy needs the assistance that
Black-Draught can give, in helping to
cleanse the system and relieve or pre-
vent the troubles that come from a
lazy, torpid liver.
If your liver is not doing its duty,
you may suffer with headache, consti-
patton, biliousness, Indigestion, etc.
Unless relief is obtained, serious sick
ness may result. In its long and sue
cessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught
has been found in thousands of cases
to relieve such disorders, by stimulat.
ing the liver to do its important work.
Ask for Thedford's Black-Draught,
and insist on the genuine. NC-l3I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19
Political Announcements
VERSION OF ONO
COLORED CITIZEN
(Hillsboro. Ohio. Gazette)

(Hillsboro. Ohio. Gazette)
"Bill' Burnette, a colored citizen O,
Marion, Ohio, and neighbor of Sena
tor Harding, announces in a letter
printed in the Marion Tribue that he
is for Cox and Roosevelt and will vote
the Democratic ticket this year.
has been hustling to make living
"Bill" writes that for At years he
but it has been only within the pas
seven years that he has struck "pa,
dirt" He said he had voted the Re
publican ticket all those years be
cause he was told if he didn't tn
country would Ego to smash"
Let "Bill" tell it. He. say Gift,
years of Republican rule. What dis
you have? Sow belly and beans ant
on the Fourth of July round steal
and old rooster or hen for Christmas
Don't let them fool you, times ar
due for bigger boom than ever. :
don't want to go back to soup bon
days, do you?
ga Republican manager of a hi;
business told me the other day tina
ought to be deported to South Afri
ca, where all 'niggers' belong. I stoo,
right up and told him that during tn
war / did not even hear of one pre-
German niger, and that I hoped be
fore depo1tin' begins, the League O
Nations pact would be signed, go thu
times would improve in Soutl 'ic:
ain conclusion" writes BIZ, I'll
Lord Jesus Christ sent His disciple
abroad to scatter the message ant
went about among the people Himel1
No front porch campaigning for him
He tried to deliver the goods direct
l am glad the Democratic STANDARD
bearer is going to follow the same
line of campaigning.
81 understand the fight is to center
on the League of Nations. If so tel
Jimmy to come right out omang US;
there is nothing in their two planks
for poor man to shy at"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19
Rheumatism
ReIief--25c
Natures Remedy (NR TabIets), Are
helping Thousands Who Tried Ex.
APensive Things Without Result.
IT'S Guaranteed

There are three vital processes Of
human existence,-the digestion Of
Iood, the extraction of nourishment
from it and the elimination of waste.
meang fa dIgesti to and t aSsiilation
ment from food and that in turn often
means impoverished blood, weakness,
anemia, etc., Poor elimination means
an accumulation of waste matter
Mnich poisons the body, lowers vitality,
0lsease and leads to tie Development
OF many serious ills.
SRheumatism,-due to some inter-
ton, feilTr to the stp PROCESS S a OF elmina
polsonS,-cannot be expected to yield
70 any medicine that fails to correct
the condition responsible for 1t. Could
any reasonable person expect to rid
rheumatic poison is allowed to remain
IN the body.
Think of this. It explains the suc-
cess of Nature Remedy (NR Tabletsy
medicines have failed. Thousands asu
using Mr. Tablets every day and get-
ing relief. Why pay five or ten
times as much for uncertain things 2
a 25c box of Natures Remedy (NR
Tablets, containing enough to last
must give you prompt relief and sat-
asfactory benefit or cost you nothing.
, Natures Remedy is not only for
the relief OF rheumatism. It inn
ulates kidney and bowel action, inn
proves the blood and cleanses the
system. . You've tried the expensive
meqlclnes and doctors, now make the
real test You'll get results this time.
Iabiets) is. sold. guaranteed and
recommended by your druggist.
SislIsk ~ IN a. .sN
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19
PUBLIC SALE

OF High Glass Household and Kitchen
Furniture. at my residence AS North
Third street, Richmond, Ky. Having
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19
Lemon Juice
For FreckIes
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for few cents. Try It!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in
to botl- containing three ounces o
orchard white, shake well, and yor
have a quarter pint Of the >bes'
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautifier, at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has the lemons ant
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck
arms and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft, and rosy-white the
skin becomes. Yes! It is harmlec>
and never initiates. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-19

Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation
Chamberlain Tablets have restor-
ed to health and happiness hundreds
who were afflicted with indigestion,
biliousness and constipation If you
are troubled in this way give them a
trial. You are certain to be pleased,
for they will benefit you.