davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
st. Rola.

3um eheitano muroen Sonntag in
Der Bforrfirde perfimoigt 5ermann
5idioa uno SRI. Maria 3enner.
Die Nitglie0er bes bier beiteben6en
9edbbereins 1paren bei 6rou Mnton
t5beilen perlammelt uno beipraden
peridiebene Anoeutungen our ein=
trddtliden N%usiibung relig4oier
@erfe.
Wit ser Saat fins Sic GARNER in
oieier @egenb int pollen @ange.
Soiepb grt6ef bat Sic Mrbeit an
Dent 8au zines neuen Staqes III Sin
griff nebmen lallen.
Oie 8eridonerung ieines @eimats=
plates ldBt. sSobn 8euter iid) gegen=
martig iebr angelegen iein unb gebt
oiesbe5ugli6 Ser @oridrift sur Ser
fdonerung tpdbreno 6es ba5u beitimm=
ten Wonats Npril nit al1tem geiipiel
Doran.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
SPRING Gill.

Sen. Atbmann bon Yier5 erltat=
tete lelnem bier ldaper erfranften 3d.
ter einen 9el1d.
Soieph @inter uno @attin nebIt
6ran5 @inter imp 6rau nabmen an
DEM lebte @od)e in ct. Ntartin ltatt=
gefunoenen 8egrabnis bes Midael
8ltleD tell.
Ginige unierer @en5elritter mobn-
ten Dem porlebten Sonntag in Nel=
role abgeboltenen Sfattournier bel.
8orleeten Sonntag fanoen li6 Die
Mitslieoer oes bier neu gegriinoeten
8aaipielflarb CUR erlten Brobe 5u-
'lamnen.
Nod tagelangem 8eiude bei ibren
bier mobnenoen gItern lit 5rau Gaa
.Spdtb nob ibrem 9eim in 81. Glouo
5urudgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
5duf Centre

g.. 8. &eas, melder lett Den leB=
ten 5p0lf Sabren NIT Ser bieligen
6irit State 8anf in 8%erbinolng lta1l0
uno bent @eidafte Jet a9t Sabren
als &u1iierer biente, bat oiele Stele
aufgegeben uno miro ieine gan5e Set
ser Acknowledgements mibmen, miro
ober lein Snterelie an Der 8anf nno
feline Witglieoidaft IN Ser 9irefto=
renbebor0e beibebalten.
Gadl mebrere 8oden tangent ge=
f1td)e bel ibren bier m%obnenoen elter11
lit SRI. gmma 3uge anfangs LETTER
ISOLDE nab ibrem Seim in Nnrble
Sod, Soma, 5uridgefebrt.
S. 6. Minette begab lid Mitte leB=
fer @ode nod Montann in @eid9af=
ten uno miro 5ugleid feline IN Gut
ganf, @lenoipe. uno Milloula mob
nenbe ainoer unb anoere Srtldaften
in ienem 5taate beluden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

Srm Sophia 8edbtel, ei~ngetroffen.
9err Seifert, Der IN oieiem 2anoe ge-
bore1t .tp1rDe, aber ltets ben @nnid
begte,, oas 2ano Ser @eburt ieiner 81
tern fennen gu lernen, DeiB redbt In
tereiIant iiber feline grlebniiie 5l
pIauoern, nnb miro, tuie er iib m1s-
briift, bent 1b0nen oeutld)en &eide,
iiber bellen nahere 8efanntid,uft er
lid iidtlid freut, elm gutes Mnoenfen
betpabren. Sein 9auptaufentbaltsort
mar lit 6runffurt nm Muin, in Sui
90 nro in 9iiHeloorf, no er feline ger
1treut m%obnenoen 8errDanoten fennen
5u Iernen bas gergniigen bate, nadp-
Sem ct Ben 6eimatsort ieiner gltern
I'M &reis Sl1Ioa beiudt nno iidy I'M
6anle ieines @uters umgeieben 9atte.
NebIt Sen aenannten Ortidaften be-
i1d5te er Sic Gtaote &oln nno Sob
lena, bereilte oas p%ielgeprielene 8oi=
ernlano, ipo er iid in Ser berilbr1te1
.Stoot Miinhen ldngere 3eit aufbielt
uno in sic ourtigen 9erbdltnilie mie
audi in jene ser an0eren bon ibm
%beriibrten Staote giniidt uabn.
Nirgenomo fonnte SEER Seifert, wie
er lagt, bon elmer groBen 9nngersnot
@enntnis nebmen, r1nb bon ltnterer=
ndbrten &inoern fam ]einer Musluge.
nod BORT nur &eoe iein, no bte
'Sdub ben arbeitsuntpiaigen grnab-
rer trifft. $50 Mrbeitsmiqe borbanoen,
1T geniigenoer 2obn porbonoen; I'M
bas Daiein ser Jamilie 5u friiten.
Bon elmer groBen Nusmanoernngs=
ln1t nady Mmerifa fonnte Serr Seifert
in Sen Don ibm beiubten @egenoen
Deuti6lanos ni9ts peripiren, benn
NIT i6rem Sos ldeinen Sic 8e1pobner
lid 5ufrieoen gu geben. 8abreno fei=
nes langen 8eilens in 0en 0eutlden
@ol1en muroen inn oud nidt bie ge=
ringlten l1nannebmlidfeiten ooer 8e-
idnueroen bereitet, 10 oaB iein Mufent=
bolt linn, 5nmal 0as 2eben IN 9ertldt
LAMB, feline groBen grforoernille 1teat,
5u einem angenebmen mur6e. Oae
@ilffobrt nab Nmerifa madte Serr
Seifert uuf 0em 9ampfer rGbeir=
6amm" bon Hotterom aus 1tn6 er
lit, tpie er iagt, frob mieber I'M 9on=
Sc ieiner @ebl1rt gu lein, benn: SITS
inn frem6en 2anoe nod 10 ld0n, CUR
Seinpnt miro es nimmermebr."
$. g. @inter un6 @ottin, melde
Dor ibrer Heile 11u6 oem fernen We=
item Sabre lang ibr 9eim in ct. So
lepb batten, baben bon Sacoma, Malb.
aus miiien laiien, baB lie Ser I'M 8e=
iten gebotenen gorteile genltg genol=
len nr6 mie6er nod Stearns Gountp
5ltriid5rfebren ge0enfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
St Qnthonv.

8eim Weiltfabren fiel &obert, Sob1
Ser Sumilie 8eter Moonen, pom $50
gen nnD erlitt einen Mrmbru6.
eSinri6 Slider p%erlunbte 9ienltag
letter @ode cine giienbabnuogenfa=
Dung 8ieb na9 goutb ct. Haul.
@0ltoro WeDer nn0 6rau baben ibr
Seim BON 9oloingforo nu6 bier per=
legt nno ltdy in Ser Wartin 8eraros=
@obnung bduslib eingeridtet.
Mi6. @eraros bot lebte @ode let=
ne Jor1n an 6rou @liiabetb @alters
fir 1925 Sen Nder fd11fli6 abge=
treten nno lein SCENT nod 9oloing=
for0 in Die @obnung oes &aspor ban
@eel perlegt.
Seinridp @angl lit nit oem 5erbei
ldnffen oes Materials fir Sen 8mt
elmer rel1en 9oae beiddftigt, Sic er
STE en CONNER in ser @roBe bon 40
X86 JuB erridten loiien miro.
Sn Ser 6omilie @einri9 Sltenoorf
fan6 elm itrammes S0bnden mill
fommene Mnfnabme, uo5l1 Den 81
tern pielieitig gratuliert muroe.
9oren5 20blein begab iid zines So
ges b%ergangener ISOLDE nad) Wfinnen=
polls. 100 er einen Mugen-Spe5iali=
item foniu1tierte.
@eorq Tabef bat NIT Somilie bier
Sic 8 ienborf @obnu1tg be5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

8. g. Sennes bat iid bon ieineml
llmpobliein iotpeit erbolt, bob er fid)
,pieoer I'M 6reien ~be1pegen funn.
sSsn ser 6amilie 2eonarb Stas ltea-
te lid, elm geiunoes Sodterden ein,
Elm Sreubenereiguis, bos ben beglid-
ten gltern ber5lid)e 8rat1lationen
bradte.
Serpatirs @alt bon Gallo, g. 6,
lit bon Galifornten 5nriidgefebrt uno
belt iidy bier beiudsmeiie in ben So
miIien S. 4. @end uno Soiepb
Sdapunfl auf.
9ermann Breer bat lih anfangs
letter ISOLDE nod @ntbrie, Minn., be-
eeben. tpo er auf Ser 8iebers Sarm
bie Commemorate perbringen MIRO.
Sri. Serene @enner, tpelf)e in Der
9rnoesbntptitaot M~nitellltng batte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
st. Stephan.

Die f%eierlid)en grequien fir Sen I'M
Comm &rain %Der1torbenen Som Sad
lit16, ser gu Den eriten unb augelebe-
nen Aniieolern in Stearns gonntD
51blte, furuoen in Ser bieligen Stride
am Mprtogmorgen 1tatt. 9odD.
Bfarrer Sobu Erobee aelebrierte oas
Requiem, morauf Die 2eihe auf benz
@ottesnfer i'm Beiiein elmer groBen
.Gd)nar BON 8ermanbten unb 8efam=
ten beigeiest muroe. Ger Iuhinge=
|id}ie6ene tpa1r6e Dor mebr benin iieb5ig
SSnbren in Seiterrei6 geboren, bon
mo er Dor 48 Sabren nit ieiner So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

lit nod, orei Sabre LANCER Abfpeien-
beit nadg bier ms glternbaas 5nriid-
gefebrt.
Grau Go. Bird pelhe iid bier in
Ser ssamilie Mnoreas HoBmeia met-
rere ISOLDE beiudslpeiie aufbielt, 1T
nady 8emibii. ibrem Seim, 5uriidge-
|feBrt.
Srl. Gbereiia &ron bat lid) an=
fungs pergangener ISOLDE nod. CLARA
Gitp begeben. no tie langere ;3eit bel
@ertpamoten sl perpeilen geoenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
st. Quoufa.

Nah einem ON lesten 5reitag III
Ser Bfarrfir6e bonn bohn. 6errn S.
8alder Inn 9 nbr gebaltenen Irauer
gottesbienIte tpurben oie iroiiden lie
berreite bes urbanf 9infemeDer, Sobn
Der bier nobnenben camille clinton
at @rabe getrogen. Sen
trauernben gltern egileio uno Dem
geritorbenen Sic etpige G1tbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
st. francis.

SRI. Waria @raumunn bon gper=
green traf Witte pergol1gener ISOLDE
bier ein un0 fat in Ser Sobn 8eder=
marns 6amilie Initeaung genom=
men.
3bomos Ma0er ien. ut1o 0attin
uno 5rou Sbomas MaDer it. un0
5ofter lparen in 8egleitIrg ser 6ruu
Mortin @eraros fen. nro &iroer bier
Sonntog tn Ser 6rnn5 Maoers SAINT
lie SIT @oite.
3um gheltan0 mtroen Counting IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

6ran5 9ouers Sumilie m,roe nm
elm npttes M4oden bereibert, lpo5u
Sen begliidten gltern sic ber5lid1ten
@liifpiinihe s~ugingen.
Sic bier beltcbeuoe M11liftapelle
peronltaltete 9ienitagaben0 lebter Wo
DIE in ser Mein5 : 9aue Elm &on5ert,
bos Ser 9uboreridfaar aroBe Srelpoe
mud,te unh oen 9erren Mulifern gro=
hes Sob %etnbrudlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
Rihmono.

Srl. Sofa 2insu1ann unter5og lld
i'm bielisen Sospitol elmer gludl19
perloufenen 8lino6armoperation.
Sruu Muriu 9utalu perablddeoete
lid 9ienItag letter ISOLDE fir ollie
tom. e. ., no elm langerer Beiub
Ser Somilie hires Sohnes gelten miro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
St. 1oleph.

Mnton 6. Seifert, tpelder am ID.
Ofttober pergangenen Subres lt6 gu
elmer &eiie md 9eutl6lano aufmad=
te, lit am lebten 9onneritag moblbe=
balten bier BEL 1einer 5dhneIter, Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

Der Yfnrrfirde berfinbigt Neid). auf-
Ter unb 8ittDe @abnfdaffe.
9aS. bier Montagabenb leBter $50,
DIE abge6altene 8asfet Soeial mar
iebr gut beiud)t, uno sic Seilnebmer
genoiien freuoige Stunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

Sic @urmer baben, lit Der 8eggang
oes Sdmarobers. Mnbeutenbe 3eiden
iino gerlult oes Appetits, nit gele-
gentlider @ierigfeit, belegter 3unge,
Ser5brennen, Mageni6mera frab-
beIn6es 6iiblen in BEN gingemeioen,
jid einiteGenoes @in6ernis in ser &eb-
le, beitdnoiges Speien, 8erftopfune,
Sdmer5 I'M &uden o6er @elenfen,
SdtpinoeIanfdne, @opfidmeraen gr.
miioung, nm Magen leer, arsge-
mergelte burA.e &inge unter ben 4u-
gen. Sriinn, eleptii6e &ranfbeiten
uno &rdmpfe iin6 bdufig nit Dem
8orbanoeniein ser 8anbuiirmer Der
bun6en. Gin gang gewobnlides Sci
den bel 4inoern lit oas fort1pabren-
Sc stodern. in Der NaIe, Sblafloiig-
felt, &opfmeben, Mppetitloiigfeit, fob
les @e1i9t, fein 8erlangen nod Spiel
nit anoeren &inoern. Mit 2aratobes
beabidtigt man Sen 8urm aus Sem
SDitem 5u %bertreiben, unb oiele We>
D13t1 bef1nOet l1d) IN europa I'M auge-
meinen @ebraud, uno feine @irflom=
felt lit nidt einmal in 6rage geiteQt
morben. @enn Sic Die @urmer Sbrer
@eiunbbeit tpegen befurdten, beiteaen
Sie iofort cine po1e 8ebanolung 2or-
atooes, bas 5ebn Dollars un6 adtunb-
bier5ig Gents foltet.. 9albe 8ebonO=
lung feds Collars un6 fiinfunbiieb=
gig Gents. Na6 gmpfang Ser @eloan=
neiiung, boar o6er 8anf=8ediel miro
es iofort 5ugeian6t. sc miro MIR
perfouft bon Ser Marpel Me6. g.,
8ertreter ser beriibmten Bulgarian
See=Sabletten fir 8erltopfung. 9e=
partme11t 1854. Bittsburgb ga.
8eriiderung fir Hadet finfunb5pon-
ala Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
brens 8nbemud)er paren gn6e beraan
gener ISOLDE per 4uto in @eiddften
na6 goen gaaeD.
wiIcn Sic, 1pas Hies 1T?

2eute piiroen nidt einmal anneb<
men, baB Der Banomurm, nel9er 10
biele uniaglide uno unbeidreiblide
Sdmeraen anf Der gan5en @elt per=
uriadt, Die fem 8ilbe abnlid iiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

8iele Mdnner uno
Srauen, aud &inoer,
Die bnran Ieiben per-
ben auf cine anoere
@ranfbeit bin obne
Grfolge b%eban6elt,
90 bier ridtiges Set
ben ser getpobnlide
S9tpeine fleii6=,
Rinofleiid=, Naoel->
Run6-, Safen= ooer
@anbmurm lit. Gin
iid)eres 3eihen,men
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
BURIED MYSTERIES

How old is man? How far back does
human history date? Where was the
first civilization? Expect important
revelations soon. Scientific expeditions
galore are digging into the earth,
seeking to unlock the secrets of the
past.
What they seek is truth about your
most ancient ancestors.
Excavations made this year indicate
that the age of man in history has
heretofore been underestimate.
University of Pennsylvania's archae-
illogical expedition cables from Pales-
tine that it has cut trench down
through the eight cities called Beth.
Shan in the Bible.
The buried city at the bottom of the
heap dates back at least 1900 years.
Relics are dug UP, showing that its
people worked in iron, bronze, brass,
pottery and marble.
How many thousands or hundreds
of thousands of years did it take, for
primitive man to work up that stage
of civilization?
Prof. G. G. McCurdy, digging in
France, sends to the Yale museum sew.
eral human skeletons which he esti
mates are at least $4,000 years old.
Some scientists think man emerged
from animal form and began to walk
on his hind legs and use his fore legs
tarms) for fashioning his tools about
$4,000 years ago.
Lord Clifford of Chudleigh, English
scientist, has devoted his life to study
ing ancient history. He has one 81
the oldest bibles in existence. Says its
marginal notes convince him that the
Oldest authentic date in human his
tory ii 1850 B. @. (15,561 years ago
when Aryan tribes moved into north
ern India.
Lid Clifford says the great Noah'l
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
BRAYAN IS RIGHT

A wise. and interesting comment
comes from William Jennings Bryan,
champion long distance political rum
ner.
A well-rounded education, says
Bryan, requires education of the body
OF the mind and of the heart. The
heart is most important
|. We have schools and printed knowl-
ledge to educate the mind.
We have PHYSICAL culture, .physi-
clans and sports to educate the body,
But very little IS being done in
America to educate the heart. Which
is a great mistake For most of the
big problems which we are tackling as
problems of the intellect, are Simon
pure problems of the heart of indi-
vidual honesty, justice and kindness.
II would be a good idea to give the
young a rest from rules of grammar,
mathematics and science, and take a
few months off to teaching the Gold
en- Rule. incidentally, there should
be night schools for the grown.ups
Business depression is the big prob
lem. Brains are concentrating on it,
trying to end it by brain-creating de
vices. such as tariffs. regulations
schemes and cure-alIs. Business de
preston is reaction from the period
of greed, profteering by nearly all Of
us, in one form or another.
| The old law of compensation is al
work We are getting paid for our
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18

sins. 1t isn't an intellectual problem.
What is required is change of heart
entirely new attitude of tolerance
and cooperation on the part of the
whole nation.
The change is coming When good
times are here again, economists will
cudgel their brains, chart the course
of business with lines that look like
lightning flashes. That will reveal re-
suits. But the charts will not show the
great underlying cause of the return
of prosperity That cause will be a
spiritual one a matter of the heart
All seek happiness. What is it? A
state of mind? Partly A state of
body. To small extent. But real
happiness is a condition of the heart.
The philosophers have all recognize
ed this.
The great destroyers in history
like Napoleon and William Hohen-
zollern have been all mind, no heart.
The great constructive geniuses in
histol@. like Solomon, Confucius and
Lincoln -have inyariable been men of
infinite heart. which expressed itself
through the intellect.
The heart needs education more
than body or mind Bryan is right.
Pensacola Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
Ark food occurred 1910 years ago. He


Ark flood occurred 1910 years ago. He
describes it as a Persian flood. excep-
tionally severe, but quite local, caused
by the overflow of the Tigris and Eu-
pirates rivers.
Clifford is wrong. That the Deluge
was worldwide is proved by the fact
that Aztecs, Chinese, American In
dians and all other places have myths
about great flood that occurred at
that time. Chinese even go so far as
to claim that their emperor, Yu, had
to cut gorge through the WI noun
tains to let the water run out to sea
after the food waters receded.
Remote antiquity seems to be a
closed book. To cer,ain e;1te.lt it is
due largely to destruction of the most
ancient writings by invading armies.
But scientists can dig up brick or
bronze tool here and a petrifed bone
there, and, with detective skill, piece
the clues together and reconstruct the
past
The Frenchman, Chegreau. spent
years investigating all information
about Adam and Eve. He decided that
they were created on Friday, shortly
after 4 o'clock in the afternoon That
is interesting though live most his
tory, debatable.-Pe Pensacola Journal
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MINUTES BOARD COUNTY COM
MiSSIoNERs
CONTINUED from Page one)

of the Peace, Game Warden. and In
spectors of Marks and Brands field
reports.
The following warrants were ordered
drawn to cover bills duly examined,
passed and ordered paid, to-wit:
General fund No. 12264 to No 1874 ST.
S4173; Fine and Forfeiture Fund
No. 1878 to No. s415 $1,123.21 Road
Fund No, 1884 $7.s19.75; State Aid
Road Fund, No 1888 to No. 1853 $516.-
rs; agricultural Fund. No. 736 $4,000:
Outstanding Indebtedness Fund No.
ia $4,000.
The Board thereupon adjourned.
r. B. MEFFERT, Chairman.
Attest: T. D. LANCASTER, JR.,
Clerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
TAMPA TIMES is SPENDING
MONEY

In newspapers cfrc-es there is much
comment on the way that The Tampa
Daily Times spends money for news
and features. 1t is the only Florida
daily that prints the famous David
Lawrence letters. In addition to the
full day and night reports of the AS
ISOLATED Press, The Times is building
up highly expensive special news
and feature service, in its effort to
publish a newspaper that will be in
teresting to every member of the fam
lily in homes all over Florida.
Besides The Times membership in
the Newspaper Enterprise Association,
which is known as one of the most
complete news and feature syndicates
in the country, it gives its readers the
best comics btainable-including
Mutt and JEFF. Bringing Up Faith
en-, and 'Doings of the Duffs'
Two special features of The Times
are its sporting page and woman S
page. Those features alone cost them
an enormous sum.
In all Florida homes where an in
teresting and complete newspaper is
appreciated. The Tampa Daily Times
should have place
The price of a three months sub
scription is SITE.
Orders should be sent direct to The
Times, Tampa. Fla.-9-9-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18

q The Tampa Times says that it has
not discovered in any southern news
paper of standing any word of APP
prevail of the seandalous and scurril-
Gus attack on the army and the heroic
women who served as nurses during
the war. Evidently the Times has not
perused the columns of the TT.
Lauderdale Sentinel
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-12-15
Lower Cane Creek.

Mrs. John Napier is i'll at this
writing.
Elmer Shearer is visiting his
grand mother, Mrs. Laura Napier.
Misses Ethel and Carrie Pei
frey attended meeting at Haw-
kins Branch in Montgomery coun'
ty Sunday.
Don't forget our closing day
of school and Christmas progam
Friday, December %, at 10 o'clock
Eevery one come and see real
Old Santa Claus and Christmas
tree. Every body welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnollis Napier
entertained at dinner Sunday:
Misses Bertha Anderson, Norma
and Helen Wilson, Miss Portwood
Olrrie Napier. Bessie Mccall, Ila
and Wilma King, Mr.. e liner
Shearer, Menter and Shade Ep.
person.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-12-15
WHEN NERVES
ARE UNSTRUNC
Guides Pepto = Mangan
Builds UP Vigor
and Strength

There are times when men and
women cannot help losIn
strength. They try to do too
much or they lose sleep or do not
eat enough food that nourlshes.
Blood becomes sluggish because
poisons clog it. Faces grow pale
and pasty looking. 1t is not long
before nerves get unstrung.
The best way to start a change
for the better is to take a course
of Guides Pepto. Mangan. 1t
builds the blood. The weakness
from a lack of red cells in the
blood is overcome. GUIDES Pep.
to. Mangan sends a fresh supply
of red cells streaming through
the blood. Good blood, pure and
free from polsons, starts building
vlgor and strength. Sleep is bet.
ter, appetite keener, so that the
body becomes properly nourish.
ed. Druggists have Guides Pep.
to- Mangan In both liquid and
tablet form. The name "Gude's
Mangan" is on the pack. !
age. Advertisement.
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Tuesday morning, November
22nd, on Copperas Greek, Powell
county, one bay mare, star IN
forehead snip on her nose, lame
in left hind leg, 5 years old, about
14t hands high. Owner can have
same by proving property and
paying charges.
X. G. Stanhope,
Waltersville, Ky.
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Mrs. NJ. Suter, 647 Longbrook
Ave, Stratford, Conn. writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar has Civ.
en- me great relief from a severe
attack of bronchitis" No medi.
cine stands higher throughout
the nation as a family remedy
for colds, coughs and crou, than
does Foley's Honey and Tar. No
opiates. Sherman Robbins q
Sons local agents.
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Indiana Stock, Grain and To-
bacco Farms at Pre- War Prices

240 acres, go acres good creek
bottom, balance extra good up.
land; $50 acres under cultivation,
rest in good woods that can be
cleared and cultivated. Seven
room house almost new, with fur
mace; good barn; cement floor
cow stable for II COWS; 32Al2
brick silo; double cribs tool shed,
work shop; 1000 bushels corn,
hay, straw; 5 head OF horses, /
COW; all farm tools, at 500, 900
100 acres all pillow. Six
room house, new barn, big
tobacco barn, one half cash II 900
So acres, one.half cash 5000
100 acres, all pillow, close
to town on good pike 10000
22S acres, mostly all bot.
tom, two sets of improve.
.ments, terms to suit, $1,000
1853 acres, 60 pillow, bal
ance in woods that can be
cleared 5000
80 acres, all pillow, five
room house, good barn, ST.
10 and al outbuildipgs.
Well fenced, one. half cash II $50
20 acres, fair buildings,
good producing ground l,200I
$50 acres extra good pro-
ducing upland 10000
1850 acres. About all
pillow. New seven room
house with bath and fur
mace. Two new barns. One
third cash, balance > years Il, 900
113 acres, IS acres pillow,
balance woods that can be
cleared. Terms to suit $500 |
80 acres all pillow 10000 |
haye over one hundred farms |
listed, and can find you any kind !
of farm you want at any price.
Come up and look them over.
Good liberal terms on all of them
Warren b. Murray,
II. II. 6. Connersville, Ind.
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Cut This Quilt is Worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with
Sc to Foley d Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H., writing your
name aud address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds
and Group. Foley Kidney Pills
aud Foley Cathartic Tablets -
Sherman Robbins & Sons local
agents.
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Farmer Can Get Money

Your county agent ran his scls-
sors around tins little editorial IN
the Southern Agriculturist and is
reprintIng il below because So
many farmers are asking ques
irons about the War Finance Cor
poratlon:
"If you have borrowed money
from your bank for agricultural
purposes-that is, 10 help you in
the growing, harvesting or mar
keting Of farm products-and the
security you have given for I hat
money is still good, he bank can
carry you until you dispose of
your produce. More than this, il
Is expected to do so. The War
Finance Corporation, with IA bill.
lion dollars capital, was organ
lied largely for the purpose of
financing farm operations, and
any bank complying with Il few
reasonable require ments can get
all the money it needs TO take
care of its farmer customer.
Help in financing the next years
crop can be had through the same
agency.
OF course, the War Finance
Corporation Is not expected to
encourage the making of bad
loans, and of course, banks will
have to scrutinize the loans they
make AS carefully as ever; but
the banker who tells you that
money can not be had 10 finance
farming operations has simply
failed TO keep up With the times.