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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
MUNITIONS;
BALKANS AFIRE
Germans Now Suffer Former
Russian AfflictiOn.
Slavs in Full Momentum, In
vading Eastern Galicia.
ENGLAND IS WORRIED AGAIN
Not Quite Sure That Balkan Aid
Is Good Move.
Germans Pounding French
Along Western Front.
ENGLAND is WORRIED AGAIN
BULLETIN.

paris. oct. 14.-Premier Vi
yiani announced to the senate to-
day that italy probably would take
mart in the Balkan operations.
VIENNA Oct. 14.-Austro-Ger-
man progress through Servia con-
tinued today, despite far1ous re-
sistance. The invaders have cap
tured several more trenches south
of Belgrade, said the report, and
it was added that Servian counter
attacks, made in attempts to re-
capture important lost positions,
were repulSed easily. 1t was ac-
knowledged that the Ieutomc ad-
vance to the southwark is being
DELAYED by Servia'S stubborn adj
vance.
Berlin. Oct. 14.-The Tageblatt
publishes report that the Ital-
ians have occupied twelve islands
in the eastern Mediterranean i'm
connection with the new develop
ments in the Balkans.
London, Oct. Embarrassing I'M
easiness is felt in London at the alb
sence of definite news concerning the
concerted allied action in the Balkans.
This feeling is intensified by news Of
the dispute in the French chamber Of
deputies in regard to the Balkan dan
ger by Italy, persistent silence regard
ing participation in the expedition and
by uncertainty concerning the British
program.
visa bility of taking part in the Balkan
conflict.
The general opinion is that Great
Britain IS bound to assist Servia If
this can be done without a dangerous
attenuation of the main front, where
it is felt the war will finally be decid-
ed, Notwithstanding the Balkan d.
version.
Germans Turn on French.
faf in
British position on the western front
the Germans have turned upon the
French and made gain east or
Souchez.
The advantage they obtained, how
ever, is not of sufficient importance
to affect the general situation of the
French.
Their assault in the vicinity of
ment begun three days ago, likewise
has been materially unproductiye thus
far. -= st- r --f-sr.n
on the eastern front the Russians
are in full possession and the initiative
and momentum which carried them
across the Stripa river in eastern
Galicia have not diminished.
1t is reported unofficially from
Petrograd that it is the Germans who
now lack ammunition, thus reversing
conditions of two months ago.
Servians Over Frontier. 4
London, Oct. 14.-Servian troops
crossed the Bulgarian frontier and at
tempted to occupy heights situated on
Bulgarian territory west of Bolegrad-
Chik.
The fighting which followed lasted
all day but the Servs finally were re-
pulsed and the Bulgarians themselves
occupied the heights.
Greece Menaces No One.
Athens, Oct. 14.-In response TO a
request for a definition of the itti-
tude of Greece, King Constantine to-
day made the following statement to
the Associated Press:
"Greece is merely loosening her
sword in it's scabbard. She menaces
no one But she cannot permit that
events shall constitute /. menace TO
the integrity of the nation or the
freedom of the Greek people,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Speaking of domestic science on a
most efficient scale. how about the
activities of the eight boys attending
the State Normal college at Emporia,
who are keeping house for themselves
and getting by with board and room
expense of less than IS a month each.
Incidentally. what wonderful husbands
eight fortunate girls will obtain some
law
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

that the patients whom the surgeon
failed to cure were those who came
to him late in the disease when the
cancer had spread to such an extent
that to remove all the cancer cells
would have required an operation SO
great that in itself it would be SUI
ficient to cause the death of the pa
tient. On the other hand it is found
of another group of cases which
sought treatment soon after the cancer
was noticed that 100 per cent were
cured. To increase the percentage or
cases treated early the university pui-
letin urges that laymen learn the
ings in order that they may go TO
the surgeon in time when the cancer
is still in the early stages and the
chance for cure is high. Among the
many facts already known about can
Ger, perhaps the most important is
that the disease nearly always begins
in some form of abnormal tissue. Thls
abnormal tissue which is often easily
recognized, may have existed Tor only
a few months or it may have been
present from early childhood without
causing trouble, only to change into
cancer in later life. To these
bits of abnormal tissue or groups
of cells, has been given the
name of "precancerous lesion
The bulletin says that not all such
conditions develop into true cancers
but most of them should be Kept
under careful observation by com
petent medical advisor and removed
as soon as there is real danger of
malignant disease. This is the oniS
known method of preventing as us
tinguished from curing, cancer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

A Russian private is paid S3.5S a
year. a German $3.50 and a Briton
sS5.16, notes the indianapolis Star,
and it adds: Furthermore. all of them
seem to be earning their money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

A hog in a farmers pen is a rather
low and poorly creature, but when he
takes his place as a pork chop on the
butchers block, he assumes the pro-
portions of plutocracy. The packers
are the modern magicians. all right.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Reports that Villas soldiers are de-
sorting his standards by the hundreds
also indicate that the supply of this
military marauder's loot must be
about exhausted. The Mexican pa
triot never leaves a leader who has
any swag to pass out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Another my-tery is as to why the
crooks of Europe should flock TO THIS
country, as New York city reports
when most of the big cities In Europe
are kept as dimly lighted at night as
possible for the purpose OF making 1t
difficult for the night-raidlng alrsnlps
to select their targets the CROOKS ply
their trade easiest in the dark
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Uncle Sans finances are in pretty
bad shape now, but what would have
been their condition had not the DEM
ocratic statesmen imposed an income
tax, a corporation tax and the war
tax to bolster up the federal rev.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Those enthusiastic sounds that you
may have heard of late are probably
the reverberating echoes of the 'rous-
ing welcome" that the Republicans OF
Kansas are said to have given to Sena-
tor Weeks of Massachusetts during
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

There are two stages to municipal
elections in this country nowadays,
observes the Milwaukee Journal.
casting the ballot and facing the
grand iurY Investigation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

Does Greece expect, if she remains
neutral throughout the war, that she
will be rewarded in a manner salts
factory to her by whichever side wins
it? If she does, she is likely to be
sorely disappointed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
IT BRINGS US FAME
Picture of Memorial Hall Published
i'm London Papers.

That Topeka will get international
advertising from her magnificent
Memorial hall is evidenced by letter
received today by J. Will Kelley. Sec
rotary of the Commercial club, from
the Atlantic News Service of Boston.
The letter states that the picture of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

enough to defend yourself. How brave
1 would be if / were your sizei But
alas. I am sa little, that at the first
breath of danger 1 must hide in the
ground"
But you like your home in the
ground, don't you?" asked Frisky.
the gopher. IT'S the only place to
Iivei How some creatures can stand
it to live on the ground or in trees is
more than 1 can see, Give me a nice
dark hole and 1 am perfectly safe:
but 1 do envy you your size" And
Frisky felt himself so important that
he took three huge bites in quick sue
acknowledgements Ingram
Judson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
d e!a!eqp
- )%clasa hSramIhad3scn -
FR1sKY TALKS wITHE THE GOPHER.

my friend Frisky Cottontail (if YOU
will be gracious enough to let me cali
you my friend) you have no idea how
lucky yuo arel You can run through
the grass; you can hide in shrubs and
bushes: you can run even faster than
/ can; and best of all you are big
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

1t is presumed that the Milwa .kee
Kuryer Polski knows what it is talk
ing about in its observations: Woda W
radiatorze ma automobilu, paruje
bardzo szybko w okolicach piaszczy-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
House Drops In.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Col. Z. NJ.
House, President Wilson'S close friend
and political adviser, arrived at the
White House today for visit with
the president.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

What, by the way, has become of
the drive that Italy launched against
Austria some months ago?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14

So severe has been the fighting be-
tween the Teutonic forces and those
of Serbia that THE Beautiful Blue
Danube" is probably red with blood
nv this time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
TELEPHONES.
FULL, LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State journal In q member OF the
Associated Press and receives the rul DAY
feIe0raph report of that great news or
wmnixation for the exclusive afternoon
qualification In Topeka
The news is received In The State jour
nal building over wires for this sole Dur"
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-14
Seryians Lose Forts.

Berlin, Oct 1.-THE Austro-Ger-
man army invading Servia has cap
tured the fortified works to the west,
northeast and southeast of Pozare-
oh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

mission sent 10 China by the Rookie
Teller Foundation to study conditions
of public health aud medicine ii,
chat country. The full report OF the
commission. which was composed Of
Dr.. Francis Weld Peabody Of Har-
yard. Or. Harry Pratt hudson presI-
dent OF the University Of Chicago
Il. :. Greene former United States
consul al Hankoa. has Just been puA-
lished IA pamphlet form.
Women physicians have PLAYED q
considerable part in the Developments
Of Western medicine IN Chlaa.
reads the report on this subject
The Chinese are a conservative peo-
pie. aad ii Was d comparatively dr.
sleult task to Get them 10 intrust
women patients to male physicians.
Even nov many of tine largest
clinics for women are sapFrsatended
by women physicians Ii tae last
iea years. however. there has been
a great Increase IN the number %
female patients Ia hospi,als condaet-
ed by men. and at present il many
localities the women turn to r,ale
physicians as readily as they woald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

Mrs. Grace Heaaiha mas been
aeora 20 IS The arst pcilcewoman
of Paterson r. }. she has ehaFge
of fhe dance halls u the eifg aa8
sets tho patrons keep 10 the con.
Yensional walszes aud tro-steps and
TO nor sader iato the Kitchen
efsR asa others Of Toe uee
8anees
HE iieat.iau Is forly years old
she FW plmefly msfon al ths
fassale eeealg saii she aeaf ua
nifofm nat faall gold sftee
tset tsaFa her mzrh ~ safbori.
in tHe gmmer Sc has nh
naf eaete asH - leoe anof hbf
ehc eem tte ff.r enc enn.
ss besie aa rsfaaa fale
81 ea0se saaioams afs fnallaa 1.
49,. s--st SIZE lA iced Aslp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

/ ties According To the report Of
Richard $. chilas. chairman Of the
Sasiunal Municipal leagues CONF
anistee On commission form OF gov
ernment. twenty ave towns aud
cities Ia E1ve states haze adopted
the city management plan OF city
administration In fne last two years
and h1lf aud 10 these Taust b.
added SAT- Angelo In Texas, where
she manager plan has 4uss been
nut into The charter uY an over
whelniag vote u the citizens
This represents sxys Mr.
ChlldS. very Substanfial progress
Ia fact. progress hiss been so rapid
that critics might De moved 80 sce5E
At the willingness Of uur cities 10
experiment with ne0 thugs. since
there 8as net been tiue really for
Slse Hr~ plan 10 demonstrate whsth-
@r il Is good ct bad suspect that
ne spread Of the plan represents 3
ae~ hoHrage Oh the par; of business
msen. @s.o formerly left tne sritIag
81 maaicipal charters exclusively 80
Tbs lsa Yera. aat wAo nos ind thai
. familiar principfes Of business or
gaaizafioas may. ofter all. deserve
respectful reception n tie says-
terlnus councils OF charter resis-
ION committee
TIE largest cts seeerAesi III tie
som5 issl Gs aaaaeef plan eonsin-
uss IL BE- isaslon. Otio. other
essses af 50 aea population or more
are sFGnaaaa flagos Jaeksea.
sIicA Niagara Pals. y " and
Wheeling. ~ Va III agl og taese,
in9t 10 a,eatiaa ioag 1854 e.
snaiser n.anheipaisises tire plaa.
says Mr Chfaas til u
Isperafien. aud giving satisfaction q
ne eisigeary ~ Of them fepags
Increased service aishoet lnefea esi
expense Tloa1lus defas hate bessi
aiaed set e8eugs haya
osen ke; wHaip aaproaria sgus
saa faril Is eea p maaleipat ae-
eoa
AnosAef prefle afas1nn e
sesn ~ Ms cesla fa ghe ouag
men 81 bBa Fa ao a ls
lng So au4iy thee gfes far hs
@ork q etg Hsaas a nos look
llke ae@ profession
/ Iaaapes are uolsa tHere ds,
evngsa ssoas llase oHesea tas ma's
aEemeas q ear,3ee frefiy o. th'
hss 81 tAelr abmtg ard tbeui
regard % their glace 81 yeoldsac@
Tllas sfiela hired the foymei
cts nanager 81 ssasat0H ylrg.ala
faekon offered rs m8uaeernhlp s.
rt0rn % fae mana9er 81 Dayton
I spFlnx aeid ana " Big RaHas ~.
seesrea abe lassr * considerable
increase 81 mlaf sherman. Texas
has iiifee Tie msaae 81 Rise
forest. 1913 after "a 81 neeesafu
iai'ema q secure the maa vho -,
aftraeted atsenflop - mayer ~ parla
Tesaa Tse pfoleasiaa 81 eifg mas
assr Is thas eesre tabAaas'
aiFeady Fes Weffh Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

The sasnasr In which Cosnptres-
Ter Terrell Is enforcing the liquor
laws Of the state Leads 70 the re-
mzrk thar he is Disappointing :
large class ~ho Supported hiEs ana
is surprising a large Number who
opposed Aiaa As ons no voted
against hsra, We are ready and Nth
Ing 10 give him full cealt for the
good work be i dosng
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
II tIae Qasea

The Queen Is shosIa. j
kalem Two reel drama 2
ing Man. a sensational ~
pictures a fine story y
two reel drama IS ESQ "a
az the Queen in lie iils
Where Is Aig Wandering
night. featuring Marc ?
and Miriam Ne bett, AID .
drama. THE coadenaE
stance. featuring Agga@
son. Tomorrow the Qaefs
a five part PaFamoga' !
The title OF Mote, tssa'
Dawn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
TExas CROPS AIDED
BY RECENT SHOWER,
Good supply OF Moisture Received in
several Western Counties.

.,,a,,,v ~ ~. we.tter AL
"a, e,s..s,,,,,... +, -rova. ~. ~. ,Yes.,.
,9asnr sr-a.t received from, +,
s,,,n.e,,o,.,r .oa,,on .t,ro,.,.r II ,,a
......,g.t. ,..,,,..... ~ ,f....-,.. .s.s
loss.
..rbo ue.,he, dse,ev me nsat
eeak he's becn ha, ana s.ltr, e.,ts
i4.~sf ..s,,,,,..,s s., -, e.ys Same
esteyn eo,,,,,,as g.ne.e..a ) gooA ss,
~. - -. ,.. .,...,,...l ~.
amount while beneficial were In
sufficient 10 bfeak The drnuth. and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

Harrison sfserris. sop.s 1
founder Of the Wliaf~
Finance III tho PENIS a
yerity. from which f'as
Nearing was DISMISSED : \
tees Of the aai'efsll'' n
posed the action = ~
executors Of the vili q ~ y
ION and IS Therefore n
know tha tntouiioa' o
OF iho school
I'VE charge taat y ~.
pro,essor NeadHs's fi'.
Mr. norris are q @'
,ionai prosrs ard \ ~
j. entanoa ttat -
4seatog is 49, eeaa'F
oer npsor, ~ tsis e.
see lion involved d
~, hall rs directed +.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
AMONG THU MOVIES.
: ~~>~~~>~t~~e 5000 .
Al the Dixie

N the Dixie.
"a Studio Eacapade." rs the fc9.
tare attraction at IRE Dixie fheatse
today This u selie two reel dra-
uia and one 81 the best two reel f"a-
lures set turned out from tho seiis
company studio. with ail leading
siufs ~ the east An IMP drama.
What Might iiaye Been siarrins
France Nelson Is also being SHOW a
90 tine Dixie TO-DAY. aud the Hearst
Selig News Pictorial showing the
Important news events in motion pee
turs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
PROGRESS N kptearnS.

There were 1859 stadeHss in
colleges. universities and techno-
logical sxkools ID 1913. according
10 the annual report OF the Ce1-
nsEsssoner of Education. asss -
pueGi. This Is All increase of IA
zs1 over 1918 TIRE bureaus TT
for 1915 includes 5e7 institution
= decrease of - oYer the preee9-
ing year. States ar mnases - kites
c0ssrua - Of xise colleges privals
corporations e0sgroi ia Men stia
ousnunnser semen II higher ednea-
tioa; thsre we're Iss.sz@ men ID
|Isfs and 77.G-a women. ~ ecm-
pared ws1h 12s.sss mea and Ia
SCI woErn Ia 1919. DESPITE rfs-
lng standards II adnssSsoa and
graduation. college easol 'nssnt has
more than srfpled Sance 1855
Receipts daring fsse year folaled
l4e sTs45T. 81 whseh SIS sz2r
$50 VAS Tor eaaoa meat Eseassae
items ~ colleges and aai*eraitie
tpsa1sa Szs.a7na17. something o.
er sg.aa0 .8es more tAaa Ia fhe sesr
pres lca1. SIX institutions receive
Aenafaegions ii ezeeAS os X millloa
aoiiars arieea. aud As universities.
colleges. aasa archaeological schools
reported gifts amounting - more
than sIoeeep 81 tas past sevea
years toe largest snrFease III Income
has eouls through stats and mani
eIpal appropriation aaa toe srsa3
81 from tuition ard osAer fees
STATE and municipal appropriation
gres fram $3.50 SO Is 1895 70
So SOC so II 1919. ubile fees iaf
sustiua ara ofher eaueatseaol GER
vices Increased fr1ga sis9a6.s4T
10 sst5zs
Tae dominant se 81 tate rear
III higher esae4sloa aespralrs 81
tke reperf. Nas concentration. both
ia Internal orsaai1atiVn and ii a..
Iation fo staia aatharty The
movement la the direction p aa-
tl.orssstise aeatlon ealsed ao-
ageetsm DARING the year. chiefly
tArsugh tee ae1iail Of several
voluntary associations THE junior
euilese noFemeet las ssaeAea thf
Deins ntere several states aotabis
NiseohsiA. Missouri Virginia. aat
Idaho aase gone oa record 81
aeGCiteiy rseogatxing 5anlor col
leses a. tbe .daeafimas sysgem OF
tbe state. TIE Maaiapai Caisef
sits Of asfea Chlo, w added 4
he ii OF eiig unhsris3s1. ard rs
nep Association 81 Fsaa Inlyef
sifiesr eatsblieaea ID tho faif q
1914. isse euphssle - ihis ua
n.eifai-mas}efeiiy Development
degree copfesred 81 feliese 81
aaitsrslties ieelaaed q gs1 basea
lEuresie s2ts graduate and Gst
hcAof4rg me degree nf doctor o.
Dls.peepAy ~. conferred s. ths -
salt pf exaniasissn hy ~ aao
tlou4 - So usu sna IS vaa.ea.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

weather is comparatively favorable
in North Carolina. Louisiana. Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma. and some i'm
urevenent is noted in these states.
but in much OF the remaining por-
lions of the belt the crop ieteriorate9
on account OF severe droath, especial
~ in portions of Georgia and Texas.
where Il is shedding badly and bolis
Iare opening prematureiy As rule,
boil weeyils continue active In most
southern trucking districts the late
crop is suffering greatly on account
iof the severe drouth.
Further reports from J r.
slaughter, section director FOR the
United States department OF agri-
culture at Oklahoma City make
the following statements in regard
10 weather and crop conditions IN
oklahoma:
The Grst four days OF the week
were far, hot aud dry. Showers
began Saturday afternoon or night
and continued on Sunday, aud were
attended by cooler weather. which
continued at the close of the week
The rainfall was moderate to heavy
and covered practically the Whole
state. It helped all crops especial
~ corn and pastures. and put the
ground in fair condition for plow-
ing.
/ Cotton made good growth, Is
uow improving steadily and N to
satisfactory condition. except a
poor stand in many loealities.
There mas been no report OF dam
age by boil weeyil
"A large yield Of early planted
corn Is now assured Late planted
corn Is generally IN very promising
condition and will be much bene-
hted by the recent rains KaffiF.
milo. feterita and broom corn are
needing warm weather
'ThrashinE Of wheat and oats IS
about BALI finished. In some locaii-
ties the Yield Is reported quite light.
but. taking the state as q whole. y
promises at least an average yield.
over most of the state the third
crop Of alfalfa is being cut aud cnr-
ed under favorable conditions Pas
lures continue fair and will b.
helped by the rains OF Saturday
and sunday.
Peaches and melons are ripen-
ine rapidly aud are OF good quality.
Shipments 10 out-ot-state markets
have begun IN the southern poF-
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

Tincs are very hard and Il Is
next to impossible to keep enough
10 eak AZ home for wife and the
babies. remarked the fellow IS he
paid for the drsnks for SIX.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

IL yon want 10 sell xoar home and
year wife declines TO sign the deed.
just have ths information conveyed
10 her In SOME way thar yoa nesti
the fands With whseh to purchase an
aasoEossle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
sly PAGES.

whsn villa aud saEranza naessf s.
conference sssey ara sers apt u agree
to disagree
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

Mississippi il sr exceedingly ger
ercus state. She has furnished
Texas with Eamber Of biz men,
and kept = Whole lot of little ones
u home to fsli her state Offices
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09
WHY %0utM'T |
Dt GRATEFUL asks NE
n ". mavuER ~ ONE oF TINE
MOST HARVEST wv THE
MANY INsORsERs.

Mr. II. NJ. Harper. who lives at
40 Yves, jefferson 81. Dallas, Tex
~. Is one 81 the most earnest OF the
hsndr~as IN this section who praise
the Premier preparation. Taniac.
for the good that II has done them.
Mr.. Harper said Why
shouldn't be grateful 10 Tanias
and praise rs merits 10 ali my
friends rhcn this medicine has ac-
complish.d more good for me than
everything else have tried COM
blned;
IT could hardly eat anything as
had lost nearly all my appetite. !
was losing weight. was much run
down and very pallid. ] simply
dragged along and my run down
condition caused me to become ner-
vons. which * unusual. ! saw Tan
lac advertised and also took a
friends advice and decided TO try
IL. Ms relief was SO rapid that
was assonished.
n have taken one bottle Of th9
new medicine and now feel as well
as I ever did in my life. | have
gained five pounds in weight. have
a healthy. hearty appetite. have no
indigestion aud my nervous eondt-
lion is a thing of the past. As n
general tonic for a run dovn cor
dlrion | think that Taniac Is TIE
greatest medicine | ever tried. The
bottle that l have taken was worth
much more than the purchase price
to me.
Tanlae. the master medicine, VIII
continue 20 be explained az Curtin
Drug Company's store. adv.ii7
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

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ate neixAbcr. with whoa you syn-
rafAixe 50 Seeplss viii aeser ee
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bsn Of groceries.