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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
WALK MA ZACHOD.
MIN FRONCE.
Bitwa pod Verdun.

Berlin, 4 marca. - w kraju /
prasie znac zaniepokojenie sy-
tuacya ma zachodnim froncie -
waIka tam trwa, przewleka sic ?
niebywaiym W calej wojnie do
tychczasowej expensem ludzkim,
a ostatnie raporty rzadowe o.
kreSlajs pozycye pod Verdun -
jaho ,,nie znienione" Pisma
nienieckie pytaja - CO to zna-
czy: porazka, czy plan ukryty -
czy atak ma Verdun jest moze
maskowaniem innego jakiego pla
nu. Cesarz Wilhelm miai sic
wyrazic, Il ,Verdun musi bye
wziety" / Niemcy wierza, Il mo-
ze bye wziety - wiec moze ID
tylko pauza dla wytchnienia W
wytezajacym do ostatka boju. Po
dobno odwilz tam nastala i desz'
cze - ciezkie dziaia grzezna i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
ZwyciestwO prezydenta
Wilsona.

Washington, 4 marca. - Sc
nat daf wczoraj dow6d, ze stoi
wiernie przy prezydencie kraju
popiera kurs jego polityki zagra'
nicznej, gdy 6S g}osami przeciw-
ko II ubil rezolucye senatora
Gore, ostrzegajaca Amerykanow
przed podrozowaniem ma uzbro-
jonych okretach handlowych. Dzi
siaj podobny los ma spotkae W
Izbie poselskiej analogiczna re-
zo1ucye kongresmana Nc Le-
more z Texas.
Pr6cz tego zostanie wniesiona
w Izbie druga rezolucya, wyra-
zajaca prezydentowi zaufanie
kongresu, jakotez nadzieje, re
gdyby sytuacya powodu ME
mieckiej Rampant nurow miasa
wejsc w stadyum krytyczne, po
informuje ON Izbe o wszystkich
szczegaach kryzysem zwiaza--
nych.
,Tanim trykiem parlamentar--
nym' nazywaja tu powazniejsi
politycy poprawke, jaks W o
statniej chwili wniosi senator
Gore do swej rezolucyi. Pozosta-
wiajac mianowicie wstep jej W
pierwotnem brzmieniu, zastapil
ustep, ostrzegajacy Amerykanow
przed podrozowaniem ma uzbrojo-
nych okretach belligerentow fra
zesem, re zatopienie uzbrojone--
90 okretu handlowego bez po-
przedniego ostrzezenia stanowi-
ioby dostateczna przyczyne do
wojny miedzy Stanami Zjedno--
czonytni a Ameryka.
Senator Gore "a MIN razem
/ Hoke Smith Georgia. mnie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
Raporty i Komunikaty.

Londyn Paryz, 4 marca. -
Sumaryczny poglad ma sytuacye
pod Verdun jest TAXI, IL Francu-
Ii czesciowo odparli nowy atak
Niemcow ma okolice fortecy. Po-
twierdza sic IL W ataku tym
Niemcom udaio sic zajae miaste-
czko Douaunont, czem zniesli OBJ
lezenie fortu Douaumont przez
Francuzow i uwolnili zamknio--
nych tam Brandenburczykow
RAPPORT francuski przyznal to,
Kanonada trivia W ME zmniejszo-
nej sile ma obu stronach Mozy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
HITCHCOCK zADA
100000 OLA P0LSKL.
0gromna wiekszo$G senatu pTzy prezydencie.
RAUBRITTERzY GRASUJA Ma M0RzACH.
De La Barra oskarzony o spisek.
Z rynk6w piracy.
Przestana deporto~va6 Orrr,iar
Thaw stara sic rozw6d. Nowy AMBASSADOR do Chile.

ma, ze uwzial ma kawar prezy.
denta i innych senator6w, kto-
rzy postanowiwszy juz poprzed-
MO odrzucit jego rezolucye, ubiti
jq W giosowaniu wraz wnie-
sicna W ostatniej chwili popraw-
ka. Sadzac jednakze, re senat
1,rzez to dai do zrozumienia, IL
zatopienie uzbrojonego okretd
bez poprzedniego ostrzezenia nj,
moze bye uwazane bezwarunko-
wo "a pow6d do wojny, pan Gore
Gaje dowod swej dosyc zabaw .cj
naiwnosci. Najpowazniejsi sena.
torzy wyrazaja sic, re ubijaj2i
rezolucye pana Gore, senat ME
zwazai tyle ma jego .tryk2" pp'
litykierskie poprawki, lie chciai
wyraznie zaznaczyc, re dale zu-
pelnie wolna reke prezydentowi
w rodtrzymaniu prawa Amery--
kanGw swobodnego podrozowa--
nia obywateli amerykarskich ma
wszystkich okretach handlowych
belligerentow.
ze tax rzeczywiscie nalezy sta
nowisko senatu interpretowac
tax cg6lnle je rozumle]a, ma 10
dowod stanowi okollczhosc, jdk
zrozumiala je Komisya 1zby po-
selskiej dla spraw zasra--
nicznych jaki wplyw ono ma
MIA wywarlo. Otto gdy przedtem
w Komisyi tel 10 jej czsonkow
przeciwko 9 byio przeciwnych cd
daniu pod gfosowanie Izby rezo.
lucyi kongresmana Nc Lemore,
- Komisya, dowiedziawszy sic
o rezultacie giosowania W sena'
Gle, postanowila jednogaosnie re-
zolucye te oddac pod giosowa--
ME Izby poselskiej, zalecajac od-
rzucenie jej.
Prezydent Wilson i czlonkowie
lego gabinetu wyrazaja rowniez
zupelne zadowolenie z zajetego o
statnio przez senat stanowiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
$3.50 LUDZl ZGlNEk0
Ma ,,PROVENCE".

tax okropne, Il podobnych nave
W tel bitwie ME byfo przyk}adu.
Pod Vaux odparto atak niemic-
cki, jak donosi rapport francusk.,
pod Woevrc artylerya francuska
ostrzeliwa Gala r6wnine talk in,
tensywnie, Il Niemcy absolut-
ME kroku jednego posunac sic
ME moga.
Berlin, 4 marca. - Niemiecki
rapport oficyalny z zachodniego
frontu - zn6w krotki bardzo /;
powiadaja W MIN tylko, re ma
wzgorzach mad Moza wre dzia}o
wa ciezka kanonada, ze zajeto
miasteczko Douaumont | linie
posuntto lna zach6d cd niego,
biorac tam tysiac Francuzow do
niewoli. Lotnicy niemieccy bonn
bardowali Verdun.
Londyn, 4 marca. - Ma resi-
Gle frontu walki dziaiowe. We
Flandryi Anghcy utwierdzili sig
ma zdobytych swiezo pozycyach
niemieckich i odparli kilka bardzo
silnych kontratakow. 254 Mem
COW wzieli Anglicy pod Ypres do
niewoli, w tenn 5ciu oficerow. Pi'
sma angielskie uwazaja sytuacye
pod Verdun "a nader powazna.
Niemcy ME lekcewaza jej row.
niez i atak ma twierdze jest -
zdaje sic - pe}na ofensyws, ME
maskowaniem innego planu: do
wodzi tego fakt, il pod Verdun
sprowadzono najzdolniejszego &c
neraia niemieckiego Mackensena,
kt6ry obja1 kierownictwo akcyl
niemieckiej. Mackensen byi po-
przednio w Polsce i w Serbil
wszedzie znaczne odnios}szy pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
Hitchcock 1ada pomocy
dla PoIski.
WASHINGTON, q MARCA

WASHINGTON, 4 MARCIA.
- Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock
z Nebraska, czfonek senatoryalnej
Komisyi dla spraw zagranicz-
nych, wni6si wczoraj bill, donna
gajacy sic uchwalenia $2,000,000
ma pomoc dla ginacych giodu
ofiar wojny w Polsce upowaz-
niajacy do uzycia transportow-.
COW rzadowych do przewozu zy-
wnosci odziezy do Polski, ia
kotez wzywajacy prezydenta, by
wpfynaf ma rzady Anglii ME-
mice, ably zgodzify sic ma dowoz
1 rozdziai miedzy cywilna lud--
nose w Polsce zapas6w dowie--
zionych re Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Bill odesfano do Komisyi a
propryacyjnej, a senator Hitch
cock zapewnia, re przypilnuje, a.
by ia natychmiast wzie}a go pod
obrady mozliwie jak najpredzej
Izbie zarekomendowaia. w uza-
sadnieniu projektu uzyto slow, ze
pomoc jest konieczna dla lud--
nosci w Polsce, ,,doprowadzonej
spustoszeniem wojennem do ME
bezpiecze1stwa smierci g}odo--
wei"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
KATASTROFA
PROVENCE" "
3,130 ludzi zginefo.

Paryz, 4 marca- - Ministe--
ryum marynarki ogiasza szcze-
g6iy strasznej katastrofy wojen-
nej zatoniecia okuetu transporto-
wego wojskowego Provence,
nalezacego do linii French Line"
dawniej wspaniaiego pasazerskie
90 parowca: wiozi on 1000 zol-
merry - 8ciego pulku kolonial-
nej piechoty i pare innych bata-
lion6w, w$rod tego jeden bata-
lion strzelc6w mitraliez. w dniu
26-go lutego okret ten zatona1 ma
Morzu Sr6dziemnem - przyczy-
ny ME podano, ale rapport powia-
damia, IL ME widziano oznak
bliskoSci nura nieprzyjacielskiego
nigdzie W okolicy, zachodzi ra-
czej przypuszczenie, IL okret ma
mine najechal i W kr6tkim czasis
poszedi ma dno. Uratowano z ca
lei masy transportu tylko $40
os6b, wobec tego iczba ofiar wy
nosi $3.50 ludzil. -. Jest to
naiwieksza masowa katastrofa na
morzach - W dziejach zeglugi:
zadna inna katastrofa okretowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
Niemieckie statki grasu-
ia ma morzach.

Nowy York, 4 marca. - Nad-
chodza tu doniesienia, ktore wska
zuja ma to, re niemieckie krazo.
wniki pomocnicze grasuja znow
ma Atlantyku Pacyfiku, zagra-
zajac powaznie handlowym stat
kom Aliantow.
Kapitan parowca YGreyson",
ktory przyby, tu wczoraj z Porto
Rico, raportuje, re W okolicy
Cape Henry widzia} jakis taje-
mniczy okret, kt6ry wzbudzii W
MIN mocne podejrzenia.
Kapitan brytyjskiego parowca
Swift Wings zapewnii wczoraj
wieczor natychmiast po zawinie-
ciu do tutejszego portu, re pred
IL dniami, gdy znajdowai sic W
odlegiosci 600 mil cd wybrzezy
Virginii, parowiec jego zostal "a
atakowany przez niemieckiego
morskiego rRaubrittera", ktory
dal don 2 strzaly armatnie.
Inny brytyjski parowiec Lady
Plymouth" raportuje, ze przez SO.
godzin scigal go jakis tajemniczy
okret dopiero po upiywie tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

razporaz kontrataki ma Niemcow,
w okolicy Woevre boj wre ME
ustanny. Niemcy tam ma nowo a
takuja. Awiatorzy niemieccy 20
jawili sic mad twierdza, rzucajae
Ia MIA pociski; W okolicy Wzgora
Pieprznych usilowali Niemcy
zniszczyt koleje ma tyiach frar-
cuskich, by Francuzom komuni-
kacye popsuc: ME udafo sic i'm
RAPPORT francuski przyznaje, il
Niemcom pod Douaumont udalo
sic wbic w linie francuskie, lecz
poniesli przytem Niemcy strsty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
Walka ma Zachodnim Froncie
Ma innych Teatrach Wojny.
ROSYANIE ZDOBYLI BILTIS.
Sukces Anglik6w w Egipcie,

Niemcy giosza, re W Douaumont
wzieli tysiac Francuzow do ME
wolf - ME wiadomo, czy sig to
odnosi do fortu, W ktdrym daw'
niej' podobno istotnie wziero pc
VIVA liczbe Francuz6w do niewo-
Ii, czy do zajetego ostatnio mia
steczka tel samej nazwy. O punk
Gle Douaumont Francuzi dono-za
il zajeli szczyty wzgorz PanuJa-
ce mad miasteczkie mi prowadza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
SPRAWA POLSKA " SCI.
ME PRUSKIM.
NIEMCY NIEODMIENNI.

Berlin marca Wczoraj dalszym ciagu toczyla sic SCI
ie pruskm debaa Sprawie Poske mianowicie giowne
sprawe eguacy przeps6w kolonzacyjnych Poznaskiem
kaach posch Swezo zabranych Ros Poacy wnieS poPra
wke aby wladze ME rOby rozntc regnyh
rozeszczanu koonist6w ME czyny koonizacyi kwes po
tyczne; "a poprawka gosowa Poacy Duczycy Cenrowcy
Radvka Socyai$ci uzysaa wiekszosci zosta}a
pobta wnoki orygnane rzadow przesz &olonzacy jake
nisy potyczne kresach wschodnich niemlecego pan
stwa Ma cee koonzaye uchwah sem dalszych 30 monow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

lokomowowae ich ME mozna -
to tei powodem przerwy. Pisnla
niemieckie zdobyiy sic, omawia-
jac bitwy przebieg dotychczaso--
wy, ma najwyzsze wyrazy dla
dzielnosci francuskiej j zdo1no--
sci strategicznej W prowadzeniu
bitwy W tax nadzwyczajnie trud-
nych warunkach - wyrazaja ma
wet zal, IL takimi bohaterami
wzaiem sic mordowac trzeba, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04
INNE TELEGRAMY.

w poloju czy W wojnie, ME SIG
gnela takiej liczby ofiar W lu--
dziach {, Titanic" 1896, ,,Lusita-
mia" 1906, Empress of Ireland"
1000 i t. d. Wrazenie tel hobo.
we; viesci w kraiu - wielkie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

ME pracowac mimi reka W re-
ke!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

Jeaen chcecie poayczke ma proper.
ia przytem dobra rzetelna obs,uge
idzcie do Hatterman Glanz. lilo
Milwaukee ave. (og,.a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

(Dokohczenie ma str. 5el.).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-04

wagi. Ma linie niemieckie scia-
gaia wciaz swieze wojsIka.
- Bitwa pod Verdun wywiera
wrazenie olbrzymie W caiym
swiecie: bacznie jej przebieg OBJ
serwuja neutralni: pisma angiel-
skie otrzyma}y doniesienia, IL
wygrana lub przegrana Sprzy--
mierzonych W tel bitwie decydo-
wac moze dalszej polityce
pahstw takich, jak: Szwecya,
Portugalia, Grecya i Rumunia.,.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
COTTON REACHES 20 CTS.
THEN BREAKS 100 POINTS
Break Due to Heavy LiQuida-
tiOn--AtIanta Shows 90
Point Gain

After reaching the high water mark
of 90 cents a pound in New York We'd
nesday morning May and July futures
met an avalanche of heavy selling and
liquidation orders and just before the
close the market broke 80 to Ito points
from the mornings high record.
Every month on the list was up from
23 to 81 points on the opening, January
options selling at high as 1880.
The early advance was precipitated by
an extremely bullish ginners' report
which showed 7.zs1.OOO bales of cotton
ginned to October is. 1t was generally
expected that the report would show
between 100000 and 100000 bales
ginned. the market already having dis
counted this for several days. When
the minimum figures were made pub
lie, however. there was a renewed rush
of buying orders and the market SCARED
to new records.
Atlanta spot cotton sold Wednesday
for 1870 cents, an advance of so points
over Tuesday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
Hughes Says He Does Not
Won't AID of Hyphenated
Citizens on Election DGy

whether native born or alien In this
connection Mr.. Hughes said:
1--WE are devoted to the principle of
civil and religious liberty and I'VE can
not recognize any racial or religious
discrimination with respect to the priv
ileges of our citizens, whether at home
or abroad. We must wisely promote
all agencies of Americanism. We can
permit no divided allegiance, no alien
spirit, no un-American outlook.
II also join in the hope expressed
in the Republican platform for the
coming of peace and the lasting re-
storation of brotherhood among the ma
tions with the assurance of full equal
rights, civil and religious, to all men in
every land"
There was only one attempt to heckle
the nominee and that occurred early
in his first speech. Mr.. Hughes was
speaking of Democratic promises made
four years ago." enumerating what he
termed the three leading promises
They were, he said:
First, they were going to reduce
the cost of living; second, they would
not disturb the business of the coun-
try; third, they would provide suffi-
Client revenue from imports.
Now" the nominee continued, what
A man in the gallery arose.
What did you do" he shouted, "as
governor of New York;"
WELL" Mr. Hughes replied-as the
house echoed with cries of put him
out" sit down"-"Well, / did a great
many things as governor of New York
for the people of the state of New
York"
The heckler sought to ask another
question, but apparently was confused
and sat down.
IF our friend can ask a question in
diligently Mr.. Hughes said, 81 will
try to answer it," The nominee then
went on with his speech which was
largely devoted to his tariff views.
At the Harlem and Bronx meetings
Mr. Hughes was frequently interrupted
by applause.
Mr.. Hughes will spend Wednesday in
New York. He will speak Wednesday
night in Brooklyn and will leave on
the fourth and last trip of the cam
paign Thursday morning.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
THINKING HE WOULD
SOON DIE, R. H. BELL
MADE OUT HIS WILL.
Was Helpless and Couldn't
Strike a Lick of Work ALL
Summer-Gains 80 Pounds
on TanIaC-NoW Working
Every Day :.

Along last Spring I was taken down
with a bad spell of the Grippe. / got
so bad off / had to take to my bed.
and was down for six weeks. l also
had rheumatism and suffered with my
kidneys and 1 was so nervous and full
of misery 1 couldn't sleep and many a
night l would sit up in chair nearly all
night long.
After 1 got down in bed 1 sent for
the doctor but got no relief, as his medi-
cine didn't seem to suit my case. lost
my appetite and couldn't even keep milk
and eggs on my stomach.
Il was in bed six weeks and never
got out at all. Along toward the last
1 got SO weak 1 couldn't even turn over
in bed To tell you the truth, l was
a sick man, and thought / was going
to die. Finally the doctors told me L.
would have to go to the hospital, so L
closed up my business and made my
will; for I couldn't see much chance of
getting we'll
Now this is just the shape / was
in when 1 decided to try Tanlac, and
1 sent my daughter for the first three
bottles. Now. just think of ii, that
three bottles of Tanlac got me UP and
able to work, and you can believe me or
not, but in just thirty days after /
started on it 1 had gained thirty pounds
in weight, which is an average OF one
pound day.
Now, when a medicine will do things
like that 1 think the people ought to
know about it, and l want to say right
now that 1 will take pleasure in telling
anybody what Tanlac has done for me,
because 1 felt it my duty to let it be
known.
Not only that, but anything L can
do for you people, 1 will feel a pleas
ure in doing it, for your medicine has
got me up and out again. l am work
ing regular every day, making $500
a day as a marble setter and making
a good living for my family, after L
hadn't been able to strike a lick all
summer.
Altogether / have taken six bottles,
but / was able to walk three miles aft
er finishing my third bottle. 1 guess a
good many people will hear about my
case, and if they don't believe what
they read in the papers, just tell them
to come to see me and l will be glad
to tell them all about It."
The above remarkable statement was
made by Rhoan H. Bell, a well-known
marble setter. who lives at 925 Halcyon
avenue Waverly Place, Nashville.
Tenn. and is highly respected by all
who know him.
Tanlac is sold by one regular estab-
lished agency in every town.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
Rising Wheat Market
Reaches Climax Then
Drops Under Pressure


CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-After nearly four
shortage due to the European war and
to extraordinary crop damage in Argeu-
tina, Canada and the United States, the
wheat market today capped the climax
with a jump OF about seven cents a
bushel. Foreigners, however, retail
lated by a swing to the selling side and
the greater part of today's gains vanish
ed. The market closed with December
at $50 to 1.SO "a and May at $50 lis
to $50 1-2.
TOday's big jump in values forced the
market temporarily well above theS1.S5
mark set in the Joseph Letter corner
in 1898. which was the highest known
since b. p. Hutchinson cold Hutch")
in 1883 engineered a corner that net
ted 81 a busheL The top-most price
ever reached by wheat in Chicago was
S3.I0 in 1867.
According to one estimate here to-
day. the world shortage of wheat COM
pared with a year ago is more than
one billion bushels.
Advances continued until some cases
about Z cents bushel had been added
to values December soaring to l.SG
as compared with LIS rs to 1.79 is
last night Meanwhile the May option
assembled to 1.S5. The extreme rise
above the lowest point of yesterdays
trading was ~ SIS cents.
At this stage 1t was announced thai
foreigners had not only stopped buying
but had turned 10 the selling side OF
the market. a swift break in prices
followed. The down turn amounted 20
more than cents a bushel from the
previous top leSsL
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
SERIOUS DAMAGE IS DONE
BY SUBWAY EXPLOSION
Traffic on N, Y, Line Suspend
ed for Half Hour by Strong
Blast.
(By Associated Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-EXplosion of
station of the Lenox avenue subway
line early today did considerable dam
age to that station, smashed the ticket
agents booth, injured the agent slight
ly, broke the electric. lamps and win
dows in the kiosks, tore off portion
of the sidewalk overhead and broke the
windows in some of the apartme mt
houses nearby. There was no train at
the station or near ii at the moment.
Traffic in the subway was suspended
for half an hour or more as the result
of the blast.
Subway employees at that station said
they saw no one lettering about and
did not know how the explosive was
brought into the station. The only
theory they could suggest was that it
might have been set off because of
the street railway strike which has
been in progress since early in Septen-
Der.
The explosive evidently was placed
upon one of the tracks at the southern
end of the station platform. The OK
plosion took place before daylight. 1t
tore up one of the railway ties, broke
away part Of the concrete platform,
wrecked the confectionery and news
stand and threw the ticket chopper
twenty feet from his post The eXplo-
sion was heard nearly a mile away.
Ambulances and physicians, policemen
and repair crews were summoned but
there was little to do but to clear away
the broken glass and shattered con-
crete.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
A GEORGIA WOMAN
TESTIFIES
Nervous, Sleepless, Pains in
Back, Neck and Shoulders

Atlanta, Cal can endorse Doctor
Pisrce's FavQrite Prescription as most
excellent medicine to meet all OF the
conditions OF diseases OF wOmankfnd
can testify from my own experience
suffered from nervous debility, which
affected me TO such a measure that l
often had to lie down TO quiet my ex-
cited nerves The irritated nerves also
sept me awake many a night l did not
eat enough TO sustain my body, and
grew weaker. To add 10 my affiictiOn ]
had spasd0Tnic pains in neck. shoulders,
and in my back The use OF the Favor
tie Prescription worked a gratifying
change I am grateful for the renewed
health 1 received and am sure that 9TH
ers will be as well rewarded in taking
Mrs. E. J. Chasteen. 81 Hampton
street. Atlanta, Ga
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
a true friend TO women in times OF trial
and at times OF pain when the organs
are not performing their functions. For
headache. hackache. hot fiushes. catarrh-
al condition. bearing down sensation,
mental depression, dizziness, fainting
spells. lassitude and exhaustion. women
should never fail 10 take this tried and
true woHlans medicine
Prepared from natures roots and
herbs. il contains no alcohol or narcotic.
nor any harmful ingredient In either
tablet or liquid form Write DR.. Pierce.
Lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo. y. Y. today.
Get book on wOmen's diseases. sent free.
DIT. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little Liver Pills These tiny,
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smallest and the easiest TO take. One
little Pellet for a laxative-three. for
a cathartic-(Advt-)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
Copies Of Roosevelt's
Speech at Lewiston, Me-,
Now Being Circulated

Especial Dispatch to The Journal0
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-"Roosevelt
Then-and Roosevelt Now" might be the
title of a perfectly honest Republican
campaign brochure, but it is not likely
that it will be. At present the 'Repub-
licans are busy circulating copies of
Colonel Roosevelt's speech at Lewiston,
Me-, in support of Hughes. Four years
ago the same Republicans were just as
busy distributing copies of Mrs. Annie
Riley's book, Bull Moose Trails" which
revealed the colonel in the light of 1.-THE
Great Imposter."
Charles d. Hilles, the Republican ma
tional chairman, told Mrs. Hale the
morning after the election of 1912 that
her book helped to kill the Bull Moose
and defeat the (Roosevelt) three-term
government, but it was our misfortune
that, when they got pulled away from
Roosevelt, they went to Wilson instead
of Taft
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-27
Farm Loan Board at
Columbia Hears States
Claims for New Bank

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 25.-South Car
olina's claims for one of the new re-
gional banks organized under the rural
credits act were presented at an all-day
session Of the National Farm Loan
board here today, Columbia and Green
willie being the cities named. only three
members of the board were here-Chair-
man George w. Norris, Charles e. Lob
dell and w. S. A. Smith. Director of
the Mint f. J. II. Won Engelken sat
with the board in an unofficial capacity.
South Cardinals central position In the
proposed district and Columbia's like
situation in the state were the points
stressed.