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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-10-13
r. u. BURGESS
AND SURGEON

Toledo, Oregon
Office in Ofstedahl Building. Office
hours: 10 to IL a. M; 2 to 4 and Z to 3
p. IN. Emergency calls at any time.
Phone, 1908
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-10-13

Well bred, young pigs for sale,
$3.50 each. Tel. or inquire Of,
D. L. Peterson, Old McCluskey
Place. liz
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Oemtid,e Bcfi6aft in
ser ScmmerfriIde!

Rpe, q. 81, 5. SUM-. esn Ell.
nigen 1ngen iDiro Der oeutiAe 9rt.
idlofter. 8rcf bon gernitorff, nit
Ieinem Stab Die in Sine gemablte
gommermobnung be5iebcn. Bic
8ausbnltmgsgegenit1noe oes Bot
fhdfters famen geitern an uno fpur.
cen in Dem 40oIpb 8en0er' iden
@ouie an Der gpalDomi aoe., anter.
gebrndt.
Gin stUeites Sous, 0og bon Ga.
nitel G. @robom an Der 8o;toner
gpitltrabe nabe Der fatboiilden
5hule, Miro ais amtsmo6nuna Be-
nast uno nit einem 4nbau Der-
iebens Der, ME es beiBt, ais 3ele.
grnphenitatipn 0ient. Das brittle oe.
miatete @aus lit gofples 8lace i'm
9iltonDiertel, no bic ataodes MOI
nen mer0et.
Die gOtidoft in 8oi6ington MIR
De Samstog bonn 2egctionsrat So.
MEL bon S~aimbauien geihtohen.
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observation-disclosures

- 9ln Dem 9eubo1l oes 5oro &c.
bduoes uno Dem gladitone 8oteI
iofpie an peridieoenen anocren 9au.
ten iiro Die 9lrbeiten mieoer boil
i'm @cnge. On Die ~Itreiten0en BAIT
orbeiter bic 4rbeit pie0er oufaenom.
men baden.
Der %40jGbrige 91ife S. Moorq
bon Guthrie, Ola. modte Gonntag
mittag einen Selbitmor0beriuh, m.
benz bon Der 0ouglns Bride in ben
giiiouri iprnng. 8eridieoene 81.
ider eilten 5u ieiner Rettung Der
bel unO entriiien Jpn Dem naIien
Clement. ST wltrOe in oa8 ct.
%oiepbs Soipital iiberfrbrt.
Der 500 Suo 80. Ctr. mob.
neitbe albert gol3 toai0ierte Somg-
ing nbenO ouf ieinem Motorra6
nit Dem 5ubrtuert ieines gruoers
9bomas 8ol3, urlo trug cine @e.
hirnerihiitterung auBer dn6eren Ser.
Iebnngen bacon. Sem 3uitano 1T
fritiih.
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Die neueIten un6 origineG1ten Meu.
Iter in Spiban. 9abDfoppden, Gin.
Idben uno oergIeiden iperoen ole in
0ieiem 8u6e ge8eigt.
aac &dteliti6c, fDetfe aetp0bn.
lid eebrauft neroen, fir6 BARN
entbolten it1o erfldrt. gie gfuIter
in6 groB uno Die QnUeif4ngen flor
ttn0 oei4tli9. Gin jeocr fam, uno
tuenn aud erit Elm 4nfonger, Elm
Meiiter i'm @Gfelu meroen beim @e-
5raud oieies 8udes.
Se0es SHUTTER it obgebiloet uu6
ert!Grt in Der einfoditen @eiie, 10.
Dab ein jeoer obne ausnnbme fdone
SafeIarbetten nnfertigen fam. 8enn
Sic and nod 10 biele Bidder ba.
ben oieies ilbertrifft ale Dtsber oa.
.getDeiene.
8u lie per Bid. 8n belteGen
ourd Die oEma5o 1ribnne@, 1911
8oiporO Ctr. Gmcbn, 9ebr.
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Die Srcibcitsfcicr
in SRceppcaS Bap!
lleber 10000 ginOeitridler na6meu
am SOnHtas on Oerielben tell;
srOhartiser gerlanf.

@efD gorf. 5. SUM. - 3a elmer
arobnrtigeu potriotiiden Demonitra.
tion geitaItete iih oie geitern ~
5beepbe1D gaD Dor iid geadngeut
8reibeitSfeier, Die bon Deutih amei
ritonern i~ni3eniert morben mar. lie.
Der 10000 @erionen nobmen oarar
tell uno meitere Souieu0e mareu
3eugen oerielben Die Gemonitrai
ton mar Elm groteit aegen Die uon
eeiuiiien 9eiten in 6rage ge3oaene
9o1alitGt Der 9in6eitrihIer, neil
0ieie in Dem Sample hires nlten
8aterlonoes Inn oeiien eriiten5
Spmpntbien fir onsieIbe an ben Gag
legen.
Die Steiner b%erIuien Reiolittionen,
In pelden einer Derniinftigen ge.
Das @ort gereoet utl0 Dem
9rin5ip o4urrifn iiber allies" &c.
buIoigt miro.
Der 8eircrtrog Der 5eier flicBt
in Den oeuti6eu, oiterreid = ingari.
iben un0 irlonOiihen SiIisfon0.
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Die Hticoslaoc in
Scr um6italc!

2ononn 5. Suni. lteber Die
Griegsloge i'm allgcmeinen bat 0ns
1ieiigc 4riegsamt bel;te b%orntittag
5o!gen6es at beridten: 3epeideH
ans 5alonifi bei1gten, DAB Die from.
.s0iiihen StelungGn ON Abrian.
See BON Der 6ulgdrii6en 9lrtillerie
beftig beidoiien per0en.
Die oeutiaen 3ruppea boben Sort
8orr uno umgegeuo mie6er ange.
.grfffeu. Ga Die griten nidts ilber
Siege meloen, boben Die 5rou3oieu
IN ienem abi6nitt Dor 8erOun
ie0enfuas Stebe 6~etommen.) auf
nem Beitufer Der Mnas ieben Die
Geutihen bic geidteBung Der feiuo.
Iihen Stellungen fort. Die DC
iterreiher iesten ben Stolienern
iharf gu rno oringan neiter Dor
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hronprin5 Boris BON
Bmloarien pcrlcbt!

8ien, 5. SUM. - Bar 8eroinano
pom 8ulgarien mar in Mier, Inn
ME berlaltet, Die Sod3eit ieines
5obnes, oes aronprin5en Boris. mit
Ger @r5her8ogin Marie Alice. Der
iedIten 2otte- oes Grber5ogs 5rieo.
rid, 0es S0-ditfommauoieren0e Der
iterreihsungoriiden Armee 81 be.
.treiben. Ser aronprins lit % Sabre
oft. uno ieine 8rollt If Elm 5obt
alter. 9ieielbe lit in eillem bieii.
gen &oipital als arantnpflegerir
Der 8erDunoetcn tGtig.
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gSettrennen in @enion.

am 0ounerstag, 5reitag mo
5Gnstag finOen ouf Der Rennbobn
groBe 8ferberennen nott. 0ieiclben
beginner lin 1.45 tdglidl uno en-.
ben Inn ctrpa 4.30. a%nerfannt Dor.
3iiglihe Gennpfer0e BON nattonaIem
alif beitnDen ii6 unier oen ilber
It's angemeloeten mas einen hofit
tntereiionten 9erInuf Der etn5elnen
Rennen gorantiert. IS finoen tag.
lid pier Henten far 9aBg0nger uno
Srnber itatt. aIs ein5lger Ridter
fungiert 6. 90. Bud non bier, nab.
reno 8. 9. 8an Gelt oIg Start.
Rihter@ ieiues amtes maltet. Die
limo 3lt ben Rennen bereits
aIlsberfnuft, Elm 3eiden 0aB Gina.
bas @eieaiGait bei ben Rennen sahl.
reid nertreten iein nir0. Die grci.
ie betragen SOC lno reierpierte Site
75c. Die gorbereitungeu al oicicm
eroBen Sportereignis iin0 bereits
abgeihloiien un0 Die 2eitung berii.
dert, 3oB Sport. un0 Bferoeliebba.
ber auf lire Soften fontmen ner.
ben. @ir oerlueiien auf bic I'm.
5eige.
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1leberfaae anp Ginbrade.

3eilrB StarBer bon Bbildbelpbia,
ga., iDur0e Sontag obeno no5c
Der Douglas Bride BON 5fpei Dan.
1lern ansefallen un0 Inn SIS be.
raubt. auberoem iuliroe ibm BET
Dem lteberfaa Elm arm gebrohcn.
aus Der Dobnlng bon &. u.
Marl1oa Itablen @inbre1er Sonn.
tag nadt 5dmufiaden I'M @erte
500, mdbrsn0 iie i'm Seim oeg 4a.
Itors o.. Sarbdlis, 1929 Maion
Str. mir $3.50 91rge!0 er6euteten,
uno aus Dem 6olIie bon g. 5. Gait.
IonO, 1903 SID 16. Ctr, $8.37
nlitseben bieBrn.
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1t96cr Pafenbranc
IN SON Srancisco!
1000 5Dnncn 8nren ans 5apan
i'm Bert BON 100000 Dol.
Zig Dernidtet.

San Sroncisco, Gal. 5. SUM. =
Gtna 5000 6onnen aus SSapon an.
gelongte 8aren, melde eeraoe ans
Dem Gnmpfer oSbinDo Woru GO.
9 auSgelnoen Doroen Dorer, MUIR
ben geitern bon einem fSeuer boaig
bernidtet. Ser angeriftete 5da-
ben niro ouf Hber $500, 900 bereh.
net. Der 3ompfer ielbit iofuie oas
0aneben gelegene Gampfihiff y@e.
neral 5orbes" pur6en teilmeiie be-
ihaoiet ebe es gelong, file rom Nm
ferplabe fort8uiAIeppen.
Die aoblenbarte aMelroie" mar
u1itten i'm Strom onf unerfldrli6e
8eife in 8rono geraten uno berur.
iadte oos 6euer, Deldes ibnea Inn
ftd 9riff.
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Samilienicit i'm
GlIrncr bungalow!

Seit0em Die altc @or0e 0es Gua,
ba 3urHpereins ibr 4ulptqiiarticr
in einem tpiig eingeridtetcn Bun.
galop ON llfer oes Garter Gee uli.
geidlogcu, 1T e. Site aerpeien I'M
Dunoeridonen @tonat SUM bort Elm
6amilienfeIt 81 orronaieren un0 ct.
lide 5reuuoe 0er Mitglieoer al 6em.
ielbeu ein5ulnoen; 10 olid) am Iesten
Sonntag. IS mar Elm ideal ihoner
gtohmittoa. uno etlpa 90 8erionen
lDnren Der fretnOlihen einlooung
oes Irrongementsfomitecs an oeijen
Spise 8err Otto Rie0eriDieier itan0.
nahgefommen unb ~berlebten In oen
ihoncn Anlagen einen prdhtiget
glohmittaq uno Ditto aben6. Mlan
amiiiterte iih bei @eieaihoFtslpielen
nler grt fir @rob unb aIein. uri0
ais bic Sdatten oes Abenos laneer
Duroen muroe Gin fem 3ubereitcter
2uud eingenoumen. Damn ruur0e
m~uii3iert, un0 bierbei 5eifneten iidl
Die @eidDtIter Sbudert, 9~ngl1noer,
SRI. Marguretbe ainoer uno Die
@ebriloer Sanoidub aus Ser
5eroinano 2ebmom gob etlpos gum
beiten. uno Bic biitoriifen 5hatten.
bil6er ocs Serrn Or. 2rde mur0en
Iebboft befIatidt. Dit einem Gang.
den fam bic idoue 5eier gum ab.
4ae @dite nber iper0en bic
frelnolide einlo0ung 0es Serrn
6enrD @oimeiiter bol6 mieoer al
iider niht ~berqeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05
9entides hnns-

Der Smaba glatt0eutife 8erein
.lielt Sonntag nadmittag feline re.
g~elHdBieG 8erinmmIirrig db. IN mel.
der cine Menge Goutinegciddfte er.
leOigt tDuroe. 3pei neue M1itqlie0er
lDnroen dufgenontmen. 4ae @orbe.
reitungen fir oos ON Sonntaq, Den
Is. SUM, itattfinoenbe groBe gicnic
gum 8eiten oes 4ltenbeims iin6 IN
4ngriff genonmen fporoen. 9as
aonitee lit feit entidloiien. oasieI6e
5t einen 8ombeuerFolg at geitalten.
Bir tonnlen ipater oorauf 3uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05

Son6erb1re Qntnprt.
grOfsHor Tin elmer aneipe ben
Stammtii9 nod lssr finoenb): Dous
nsripetter, no ,blsiben 0sun bic GIel
10 lange2
Reansr: 5obs feline q6nlng, Ser
grofeHOr, = Sbre aoEsgsn fin6 nod
ni4t bo!
Ser f 6rter 8eruf. Greunb.
yBis, ni6t am Sdrsibtifh2 Sd
oadte Blu ndrsff pisber inmitfen
BON Ipril6en GrgaHsn, Dem boIeen
Noi 81 G6rsn.
9idtsr: mas, BEL biefsm 6unbcs
METER, oiefem eHolofsn asgen2! Dad
tonnte bod b09Itens Hur cine .S0.
on ben aeaenpnrI@ lsrbt1I
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1l1arkfbcri0te.

]iinODie6- 3ufubr 800.
geei Stiere. Qanrft bette. felt; an.
6ere lanaiam, niebriger.
Corn gciutterte 9eebes.
@ute bis bette t0.20-t0.65.
9iittelmabige 9.50-f0.20.
@emobulide $3.50.
aiibc. Marft felt.
e 'afa Sellers.
Cute Bis bette aiibe 1850
aD4ae b.fo 7.75.
8apobnlihe 4.50-6.75.
@eifers, Rarft ieit.
@rasgeiiitterte. idipnf.
Sin bic @odc, cute felt, anoere
leidter.
Cute bis bette Seiiers 500
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DcMticbc tslaHe In
Scr lpinticrsS dtule!
@irb moreen bormitiaa puff 1910
llbr cine gOritellnua geben;
5rennbe einarla6en.

Die oeutidc alaiie Der Bin0Ior
SduIe an DER 20. uto Martba Ctr.
eibt morgeH bormittag punt 1910
lbr cine 8oritelu1s, mp5u niht
MIR Die GItern ionorru Die 5ramoe
oes Beutiduntcrritts ilberhaupt
ber5lid eingelaoeu iiuO. SRI. 5dilO.
tneht Die oeuti6e 9ebrerm. lpiiroc
iid freiien mem GlterH uno 5rctm.
be oes llnterri6is erideinen fpilroen.
ino es itebt 81 boiirn. Dab ibr Die.
ie 6reuoe outeil lperoen miro.
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aunrs.Cnper So. n6rnnnf.

s. 20. Gpper BON Der Sones.
Gpper 90. teilt ms nit, Dab Der
Dtai Der bette @eidaftsmonot mar,
ben bic 6irmo bisber 5l per5eidl.
men bate. 9ie Qadfrtqen nad)
Heo uno Seffren |attomobilen mar
iberroi6en0 groB, Gin oeutlidcr Be
peis fir Die @eliebt9eit pelder lid
oieie bei0en 5obrifote %erfrcuetl.
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Jris Sdolfomsfi, Der 5o6n boz
5ulius Sdolfonsfi 1901 Mebitcl
5h.. feier.e Snustaq ieineu IA
@eburfstag i'm 2afe Wanaua, ipf
iid stlBa IS 9errpanote uao DE.
forlnte eingefunOen bntten, ruelde e
bort gemutIid nlaHten.
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9eidaftssnua6me Der 4aen 0Otor
So.

GorI Gbangitrom bon Der Qaen
Rotor So. beridtet, oaB Der I'm.
Idb oicier betannten 4utomobtlfa.
BRIT iih in ben leBten eff Mona.
ten ner0reifndt babe. geion0ers
nah 04aen 81" lit Die 9odfraqe
oernlnBen e%eitisgen, oaB fie Die aa-
pa8itdt Der 5obrit I'M mebr ais so
8ro5ent iiberiteiat, Elm 3eidlen. uie
bic @aen ii9 Die nQgenleine CUNT
geninnt.
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6eirntsneind.

3eutider 2S, NIT Gr'pornis.
piini6t griefpedieI NIT oeutldem
poer oiterreihiiden Md6den, mel.
c9es 5nrmle6en liebt Bib uno
1dbereS eriDunidt i'm criten Brief.
a6reiie: q. o., 9na6a 5ribiine.
6.S.l6
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Pmobcs 0cwinnt
lmehr an Stdrke!
&c mirb aHeenOmmen, ban Ct beim
eriteu Ballot iiber 200 Stim'
men erbalteH iuir6.

Ghieaao, 5. Suni. Die aalie
@aroe" bielt beutp cine aonferens
ob. nm ii6 out einen Frdfoeut.
ffaFtsfdnoiooten Der 3epublifaner
Az ciaigen. Bunoesoberrtdter
Sugbes enttpidelte babel cine unge.
nbnie St1rfe un6 faas Oeiien @eg.
ner nidt iofort einen llmidDula
5i bemirfen permogen, 10 fam man
NIT 8eitinmtbeit 6arniif rehnen
bab Snabes bel Der eriten abitim.
mlrfig iiber 200 Stimmen erbalteu
tuiro. 0amit a6er Oiirfte feline go.
minntion 10 gut pie gelibert lem
9ie Gitbrer Der @roereiiiOen gebeu
su, odb Serr Sugbes cine gienge
anb1nger beiist, bod beriprehen iie
fih biel bon Der 8ennttportitng oes
an Sugbes geridteten llltimntitns.
in tpelhem 0ieier ieiner Stonobuntt
itber gereitidnft uno oereleiden
niebr o%ngebeu miB, ebe er uonli-
niert meroeu fam.
Die merifnniihe Srage miro in
Der republifaniiheH B%Iotform cine
sroBe Goae ipielen; iider it, DAB
cine ioeenannte merifoniihe Rlanfe
IN Die 8latiorm oufgenommen iper.
ben miro.
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Die aoocttcn Ser Gcntrni6oh.
G3ule. etpu 500 an 3abl. refitcn
belte rcd @ailep. atc6.. no iie. uic
nEIldbrIib, i5r lietungsIagcr, gu be-
sisbeu.
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Ganlas fiir Sng6es.

&pH Den IL 3elegateA aus Sian.
ias iinO neiln fir Suqbes, Die iibris
gen berteileu iif auf Root. Burton
1no @eets.
Soate Gooierelt lid bereit ertla.
rem. ieineu 9lnbang Dem non Dem
aonpent 6egiinitigten &onoi0aten
aonoiooten 5u%5ufiibren. gIeituiel
fucr 0eriel6e aud iein mag Damn
mag er BEL Der 9&onlination Die ans.
idlaeecbeoenoe Stimme bo6en. gr
ielblt aber fam ME nominiert uer-
ben. Die aolte @aroe" ift guar
niht crpiht oorolit Sugbes all no.
miniereu. Iiebt aber elm. bob 0ieier
bic groBte StGrfe entipidelt. aopf
3erbreden dber Bat bier Die CT.
fldrltng &ertin's, oes 5ithrers Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gemoht Der er.
fldrte, oaB er alleroings fir Sar.
monte unter ben Gepublifanern ~
BADEN lei, ober oofiir feinen aasu
boben greis 81 beaa5len gepiat lit.
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gSsr brandt 8interfpbl. gFlansenP
G~ieielben, ionic allie Sorten
4obIpflan5en Uer5en germ gegeben
bel aarl alaus, 1929 Glib Is. Str.
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G6itaau gjiarftberidt.

1JANANJ&
Gia6Dieb- 3ufubr 1,600; Worft
felt; 10 bober.
30diter Breis t1.t5.
Sdwcine- 3ufubr 10000; Marft
mciitens Is ~nieoriger.
Gurdiduittspreis 9.40--9.60
6oditcr 9reis 97h.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 10000;
9larft felt.
California 5riibIingsldmmer
1850.
ct. Suiep6 Marttberidt.
3iuOBieb -3ufnbr 1900; Marft felt.
Colorado 9eeba8 1925.
Sdbrlinae, Diarft unregelmdBig.
Sdwcine 3ufubr $500; Dearft
langiant; 5 = 10 nieoriger.
9u6ihnittspreig 9.05-9.30.
S0ddter 9reis $40.
Sdufe- 3ufIbr 100; Mnrft lang.
lam; nieoriger.
@eidorene hammer 1885.
aanins Gif1 Marft6eridt.
8iuOOieG -3ufnbr 10000; Marft
iduere. itorff an0ere longiam.
10 nieoriGcr.
ailhc unb @eifers feit.
S6welue -3uf 1900, Ifarft
it1rf.
@oditer 9reis 9.50-9.35.
Gurdihnittspreis $40.
Sdafe- 8uiubr LOO; Winrft lare.
Iant. nie0riger.
5riibIings. 21nnner Ills
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S.75.
@utc bis bette peifers 800
800.
3ienlid cute 1886.
Gto9ers mo Seekers, Wlnrft felt
Sir bic @ode felt.
@ute big bette Stoders $50
$50.
6ccOcr8, CUTE bis bette 500 :
8.75.
@ittelmaBioe 7.oO-z75.
@elu6bnlide 6.75-7.75.
Stod albe $3.50.
Stod Sellers 6. 75-8.25.
Stof adlber 1855.
9eoI aGIber 900-1200.
9ua5, Staqs 6.50-s.50.
5dpeiae- 3ufubr 5000; Niorft 1C
nieoriger.
0urdidnittspreis 9.20-9.30.
Soditer greis $40.
SdOfe- 3uirtbr $500.
glartt iebr langiau, 80 nienri.
ger.
@eu66nlihe S.50-12.O0.
@i6oer 6.75-s25.
California 5riiblingslammer
1900.
SGbrlinge 7.50-950.
@utterifafe 5.50-725.
@eidorene 2dmmer 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Felt Tired, Legs AChed
Me Something Fierce

II felt tired all the time, and my legs
would ncho mo something fierce. Then.
too. had a pain all through my lief.
aide and was nervous at times. Really
ing that needed tonic. and reading
Of nil tho good this Master Medicine
Tanlac. was doing for other people
here. I bought bottle. Since taking
Il my appetite has returned. nervous
mess and pains In my eide have disap-
peared. Tho tired feeling has eft. !
hope for good. and I am feeling splen-
, did all over"
Thousands Of people suffering from
thi.. Same run down. worn-out. debili-
tatcd condition arising from conditions
OF the stomach, kidneys and liver. have
taken Tanlac and then Joined tho other
thousands In Its praise. Many similar
, statements have been made by Rich
nond people, substantiating all that
Mr.. George James states above. Mr.
James lives Mt zoos Park Avenue. Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Be Careful Now
Avoid Illness
Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Are Bound to Result from
Neglected Health.

II suffered greatly from kidney and
bladder trouble" said Mr.. IIannon. re-
siding at 3ell W. Cary Street. Rich
mond, the other day. Always was
forced to get up four or I'VE times in
the night and my urine was cloudy
and heavy with foreign matter which
looked very much like coffee grounds
| had completely lost control OF my
bladder. which annoyed me very much
read about Tanlac. and began taking
1t. Since taking the remedy feel
much better In every way: appetite,
too, Is much improved. ] am now no
longer troubled at night and sleep fine.
My urine Is natural and my whole sys-
and made stronger and we'll. because
of what II did for mo. I have no hest
fancy I'm recommending Tanlac to all
who suffer from kidney and bladder
trouble. for 1t IS certainly a remarkable
medicine"
Tanlac, over and over, has been ac-
claimed tho Master Medicine" In cases
OF stomach. kidney or liver ailments,
and people by the thousands have veri-
fed this claim, through tho public
prints. gladly permitting the uso OF
their names In the hope that others
might also be benefited. Every read
er troubled with their kidneys or blad-
der as Mr.. Hannon was should go to
one OF the drug stores selling Tanlac
and get bottle. The results will prove
wonderful and convince you. too. OF
this remcdy's real honest merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Hundreds More
Yet to Print

Ono after another. just as fast as
they can be published, are coming hun
drcds OF statements from people in all
walks Of life, telling OF the great Won
dcrs Tanlac accomplished in their in
dividual cases. being each OF them
proof conclusive that the new remedy
IS doing all that is claimed for 1t hero
In Richmond. as we'll as in hundred
other American cities where Tanlac Is
now n household word. and has taken
like wildfre.
Mr.. Lnughan, OF this city. known
we'll by hundreds OF people here. told
tho other day OF what Tanlac accom-
plishod for him, and he said: II was
bothered with rheumatism and kidney
trouble. felt bad and dreaded my
work. and simply could not spur my
self TO do nil that / was capable OF.
Just two bottles worked wonders for
me- and feel fine. am full OF vim and
PEP and It Is n pleasure for me to
recommend Tanlac, as 1t has done me
all tho good In the world. and so quick
ly. too. II was amazing" Mr.. Laughan
resides at 512 North Seventh St.. this
oity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
UNITED MINE WORKERS
FOR 0LD-AGE PENSIONS
Favor Enactment of System Either
Through Congress or by Lcgisin-
lures of the several Stntcs.

| INDIANAPOLIS, IND. January 2a.-
The United Mine Workers in conven-
ton to-day went on record for a more
vigorous campaign for the enactment
Of system of old-age pensions. either
through Congress or the Legislatures
of the several States. The executive
board WAS instructed TO draw up Il
Federal bill for submission to Congress
or uniform measure for presentation
to the Legislatures of all the States
in the Union.
Tho delegates also adopted resolu-
;ion authorizing the appointment of a
commission of three to investigate the
feasibility Of establishing homo for
tho aged, inflrm and decrcpit members
OF tho union.
resolution requesting union rail-
road men 10 refuse to haul coal into
strike districts was referred to the exc
cutivc board for action, and Il rcsolu-
ton to have the union erect Its own
building as a headquarters and print
np plant WAS defeated.
The convention. by Il unanimous ris-
ing vote adopted n resolution OF greet
nG and support for Louis Zancanelli.
victiou on a charge OF numbering a
mine guard. Among those who vigor-
ousiy supported the resolution was
John Il. Lawson, who is under SEN
tence OF life imprisonment for con-
spiracy to murder In Colorado Law
son is out on bail. pending an appeal
for new trial
The scale committee. the most i'm
portant in tho convention. expects to
make IA report about the middle of next
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
BUILDER Of EAsTLAND
IS WITNESS At TRIAL
Six Men Indicted for Alleged Neglect
in Connection With
Tragedy.
THOUGHT BOAT ENTIRELY SAFE
But Admits 1t Was Designed to Carry
Only 500 Observation-Disclosures Sur
vivor OF Disaster to Appear at
Hearing Is Il. w. Willard.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. January 20.
head of tho shipbuilding company that
constructed the steamer Eastland,
which turned over In the Chicago River
last July. carrying more than 500 per-
sons TO their death. was the principal
witness to-day In the examination OF
the six men who were indicted for al
legged neglect in connection with the
tragedy. lilo testified that he was told
by the first owners OF the vessel that
they wanted fast ship for transport
ing fruit from South Haven to Chicago,
and he designed boat to mako twenty
miles an hour and capable of carrying
500 passengers.
Clarence barrow, of Chicago. of
counsel for the defense. asked jerks
IL he ever worried about tho fact that
the Eastland had been converted into
an excursion steamer. with a capacity
OF $500 or more passengers when he
designed and built the steamer with q
maximum capacity OF 500 passengers.
Il considered the boat safe for all
uses TO which II was put which wero
In my knowledge" said tho witness.
In answer to a question by tho gov
ernment's attorneys, jerks stated that
there never was an actual stability test
for the Eastland after its launching in
his yards.
SURVIVOR OF DISASTER
ON WITNESS STAND
Tho first survivor OF the Eastland
disaster who has appeared in the pres
ent hearing was put on tho witness
stand late to-day, when tho defense
called Frederick w. Willard. an on
gineer In the employ OF tho Western
Electric Company. many OF whose en-
ployees persisted when tho ship turned
over.
Il went aboard the Eastland about
T:l5 a. NJ. July "a. 1915" said Willard.
After i had been on board about ten
minutes. / noticed the vessel was list
Ing to port. Then there was a slight
pause, followed by second list, which
carried the ship clear over Water
came rushing in over the closed lower
half OF the Eangway door. and I was
pushed to the starboard side against n
cabin partition. People began slipping
off their feet and falling into the water
but l managed to grasp steel cable
overhead and gained foothold on the
moldinE OF tho cabin door. 1 think 1
was In this position from fifteen TO
forty minutes. Finally some one as
sisted me on to the ships side"
The defense expects to conclude its
side of the hearing Monday.