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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
FRENCH REPORT GAIN
IN CAURETTES REGION

Paris, April - tsol p M
French troops madc progress last
night ON tn" Nerdun front northwest
Of Caurcttes wood the war one" an
nounccd tins afternoon They At.
tackled with hand %grcnades and TOOK
thirty prisoners. II an officer S"N-
crul German r"Cunnointcring parties
were dispersed southeast of H,uc"urt
There was rather heavy bu~,nbardmcnt
At Dead Mans mn East of tn" M.us.
las, night was comparatively calm.
The text ct the statement follow,
North Of the Aisn. n German
accommodating Iarty cnd"aN"red -
pcucttatc our lines on the plateau 81
paissr. but was repulscd with LOSSES,
West ui the Mous. last night W"
dispersed several accommodating par
ties. southeast of iiaucourt ana
northwest of the Caur,ttcs wood we
made progress with hand gronades On
the oncmy's trenches and took about
thirty prisoners, including one oth-
Ger
The enemy has delivered q lairiy
spirited bombardmcnt IN h region
of Dead Mans hill
Fast of the Meusc and in IN"
Wrcvrc district the night passed with
relative quiet,
Al EparEcs the 'Nplo5ion ot !
German mine caused us no damage.
In the forest Of Apremont our at
%tllcrN has shown activity and II has
| been cficacious IN combating the
trench guns uf advcrsdries.
In the Nosges W have captured u
small German position IN the vicinity
Of ~Bonh"mmc.
I'm Belgium during the day Of Auiil
- ana the night of April 2J--i French
aerial squadrons homb arded on two
different occasions the railroad station
AT Wyfwcgo, east of the forest OF
Houthulst. on the first occasion 80
and on the secon Is shells of larg"
caliber were thrown down. MANY II
the missiles reached their objective
All our aeroplanes returned an
' scathed.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
Complete lines Superior and Munsine Union Suits at prices Less than ssswhs,
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many Albuquerque rrople kncw the
importance III HEALTHY Kidneys.

The kidneys inter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities 60
multiply.
No kidney III should be neglected.
There IN possible danger In delay.
II you nave OaCkache or urinary
troubles.
II you are nervous. dizzy or worn
out.
Begin treating your kidneys at
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Isc a proven kidney remedy
None endorsed like Doau's kidney
Pills
Recommended By thousands
Proved by Albuquerque testimony.
4. ". Handbook. Dos South Hrosd-
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my zach and In my sides. The KID
ney secretions were unnatural and ~
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Price soc NJ al, dealers. Dom
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

mat the only country they know Is 1
swamp with no towns and no per
uan"ut buildings. their legend tell
Ut a NILS country and OF large towns
built with brick aud slth paved
streets This Is believed 10 refer -
the ancient Inca cities from Witch
ancestors of this tribe were driven
In WariaTs
They are the slaves OF a number
of revolving superstitions. some OF
which. strangely enough. are based
on q fine conception OF sentiment
For Instance when the mother OF an
infant dies. they bury the baby with
her, so that the mother will no, bs
lonely in spirit land. They believe
that II This H. not done tho anguishei
soul Of the mother will come back
20 haunt them
The Leuguas are very conservative
and cling p%erslstently TO their ideas
~ socialism, and are slow 10 take up
with any foreign innovations In
tie past Few years a number Of use-
ful articles of foreign manufacture
have been introduced. but they insist
on forming ~ their own for
the strange articles. instead ~ adopt
ing the foreign name into their Ian
euage Thus a churn IL known 10
them los q native name. which is
translated into The bester % the
juice OF tie udder Of the cow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
SAYS FRANCE v
WILL FORGET DEBT
TO UNITED STATES

Parts, April - g. . a. mp-some
persons have dared Ia say that France
did not appreciate the brotherly at
lection and ineNhaustihle kindness uf
the Americana writes Professor W.
tor Bascher Of the Sorhonne univ"i-
sity. In - long article IN the P"ti, Pa
rision. reviewing the work of various
American organizations m France.
II is "A monstrous calumny," he
adds. tn. ruth tx hat Frances
gratitude cSc.ls American charity.
that she viii never forget the sacred
debt she contracted toward her sister
republic. that the links binding ~.
United states To France, always close.
are strengthened bv our gratitude AMI
that hsnceforth MOI. widely than ever
our schools and our hearts viii oe
opeuea ~ Americas citizens"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
WILL HOLD MUNITIONS
SURVEY IN CHICAGO

'hioago. NprlI u FN'tOries
throughout CHICAGO viii M" inva led
hy the preparatiunists Of Illinois
this week under -rder or the Illinois
committee 90 tn" naval consulting
hoard. In order TO determine uhs,
Chicago can do In furnishing mun'-
tons ~ war IN event national de-
Tense IL necessary. Experts from
Nv" national associations ~ engineers
ana chemists n.e directing the sur
Ncv.
needed facts. u body ~ traffic en-
rin".rs will be completing the best
possible transportation plan for IN"
assembly nnd forwarding uf many
sorts Of war necessities produced IN
the chicago industrial belt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
People, Just The Same
n Carl CROW
Inc Socialists of Chaco
RI carr CROW

A MoNG tho large number OF In.
~ dian tribes which n'" IN the
Gran Chaco, an alluEial plain
on the PARAGUAY River isthe~ L"nguas,
q tribe which for ocnturioe has prac.
tised a primitive but practical form
Of Socialism. In the territory u,cu'
pied by the tribe all Of the land -
held 10 be- common property. not
oven the chief having auy special
proprietary interest in n Certain
tracts are occupied by fhmilie- or
individuals and worked by them. but
aside from feeding the immedinf"
members Of the family with what 81
produced. the occupant h not allowed
TO have any special title 20 the food
produced II he has a bountiful crop
the surplus goes into the common
fund 10 feed those who hayl been
less fortunate or IN. one who ar
too old Ia work tho fields
The q rules apply 10 an prom.
'rty held by the tribe The hunter,
after a successful day. divides his
spoil with those who have no meat,
and the fisherman returning Win a
full string shares his catch with
'lll'lN VI Abf NlllAtfs l4Nfh 'If Ifih'
ucts of the native artisan are treated
IN the same way. Tho VoB fcr and
the potter supply the village with
blankets and With pots. and in com.
p~snsation receive their food and shell.
ter Any attempt on the part OF a
member ~ the tribe To build a hat
any larger or inner than that pos.
sesscd hy his neighhor is froNncl
upon. and even the chief Is com.
PEELED 20 live like the ordinafy pro.
Pile, being allowed only certain dis.
tinctiong IN dress.
Though living only a shor, dis.
lance from TIE cultivated people of
Paraguay, the L.nsuas. like many
other Chico tribes. have had little
Intercourse with foreigners. aud bit.
terly resent the Intrusion OF a
stranger into the swampy country
which forms their domain They are
believed q be the descendants ~ tho
ancient lncus. for. despite the fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
DRIVES away headache
Rub mustcrole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan.
gers OF headache medicine Relieves
h'adaChe and that miserable feeling
from cold or congestion. And il acts al
oncc' MuSTEROIE is a clean. white
ointment made with oil Of mustard. Bet.
ter than a mustard plaster and does no,
blister. Used only externally, and in no
way can affect stomach and heart. as
some internal medicines do.
Best for Sore Throat. Bronchitis,
Group, Siih Neck, Asthma. Neuralgia,
Congestion. fleurisy. Rheumatism. Lum-
hago, all Pains and Aches of the Back
or Joints. Sprains. Sore Muscles, Bruis-
os, Chilblains. Frosted Feet. Colds OF the
Chest (t often prevents Pneumonia).
A. your druggists. in 2Sc and SOC Jars,
and a special large hospital size for s $50,
BE snrc YOU get the genuine MUS
TFROIE. Refuse imita, ons---ge, what
Won ask for. The Muslerole Company.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
GERMANY GETS MUCH
CORN FROM RUMANIA

Berlin, April - tBy wireless 20
Siyville p-Aho,t 60. 400 carloads of
rom have been sent from Rumania
t. Germany and Austria during the
last three months, the overseas news
agency says II is reported from
Bucharest that mex week will begin
the forwarding Of ltO.0 q carloads
recently sold by Rumania. Tn. news
aVency states that Ia" British were
unabl. 20 obtain oven half the so, oon
cnrloals OF corn they desired To rur-
chase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
AZTEC RUINS ARE
TO BE RESTORED
BY AM. MUSEUM

Aztec. y. NJ. April 2t-H -.
Abrams. who owns the land on which
the famous Aztec ruins AZ" situated.
about a mile from this city, has closed
a contract with the American Museum
IT Natural History IL NcW YORK., thr
largest Institution of It's Kind IN IN"
United states. for from three to I've
years work In ~eXcavating and restor-
ING the ruins.
The ruins are less than o~nc-fourth
mile from the Gallup Durango high
way on which the state road board is
doing extensive work n On which
the Indian service will spend u large
sum for improvements. They will be
another point Of interest t. attract
tourists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
BATTLE CRY IS
PLEA FOR DEFENSE
OF THE N


Ony Haywood Hroun. y ' tribune
War b. the theme "f The bat'i'
cry of Peace TIL" pictur" shows a
war not AZ wireless and cahl" range
but We'll within the ~cofpotht" liinits
OF New Notk.
" VIII not h' Pheasant th'H """tNl'P
war II II comes anu s"tl' ''t,N W ~
MOVING pl''nr" sh""h ins' h'N"' WIZ
not artlstic because ot 'n' "''u''' /"
which the horrors were pll"u on hu'
that ~ the way "i Wh' 'onul,' c"ps
over '"' r""S '" nv 's ","" -"
my were :" """E "''''''S W w
iasn. COW 'h'u"h
inc hat'i' cry "' I'''' - ram
"a p~r"p"shnu' pay it P''p"r"''on'
u as su'h u Is ni"ays EARNEST ~
ways persistent ana ~ 'lrh'' u~'clu'u''
c'oau'h, The personal interest III .he
drama Is '"s' no" ana "ka"., WI, 'he
'"h'r"' 'h'"l. vi th' h''.sS"' " !"
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
MISSISSIPPI RIVER ON
RAMPAGE AT LA CROSSE


La Crosse, Wis, April 2i.-Thro"
hundred icet of the chicago. Burling-
ton 4 Quincy's railroad AT East WI
mona was carried ava by the rise at
the Mississippi river SUNDAY and water
rushed over thouSand of acres of lard
ana inundated several farm homes on
the Wisconsin side Of the river. Al
the point Of the break the river was
twelve feet above TN" level of tho land
heyond the ~cmbankment and the flood
poured through with ~treinendous
force.
Hundreds Of m"n are At work today
trying to proven, tn" spread Of thu
break and to bridge the gap.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
BRITISH GUNNERS
DRIVE AWAY AN
ENEMY AEROPLANE

London April "a {. D. MA hos
~" acrupiane appeared over Dover
this morning ana Vu~s attacked hN
British guns. y was driven ON ana
dropped no bombs.
Tho following Official statement
was made.
AZ liG today , hostile acroplan"
appeared over Dover from IN" east
u cirCl.d ovcr the town NJ a height
estimated at 5000 feet.
'Anti-aircrait guns AT ono" cam"
iato action The hostile machine was
driven off No bomb. Wero dropped OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
THOUSANDS OF KIDS IN
EASTER EGG ROLLING

Washington. April 1.-THE annual
Easter cgg rolling, an event looked
forward :, with thc kooh.st interest
by the children of Washington. wa
held on the white House grounds to-
DAY Desplt" chilly weather. thous-
ands Of youngsters were On hand
early. There was no class dist
The children ~ high government OH
cials and diplomats mingled With
those from the humhlost homes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

chicago. April 2t-The price cut
ting war between taSicab companies
here resulted IN the announcement
to-day ~ another reduction In rates Ia
become effective May 10. The new
RATE ~ % 90 80 per cent lower than
the present rate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

RETURN POST PARCELS
TO SAVE FROM BRITISH

NcW fOrk, NpfiI !l-SiN hundr'd
bags Of parcel post matter. conpris.
ing probably more than %, zoo square
packages mailed for distribution IN
Holland. are to IN" returned to th"
sendors IN America because the steam
ship companies viii not carry this
mail owing to the British seizures of
parcel post consignmcnts The Brit.
ish authorities contend that tn. par
GELS might reach and benefit the cen.
trial powers. This mail has accumu-
lated In the foreign branch postofnce
here since November. 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
AUSTRIAN PAPERS SAY
NOTE IS %UNNEUTRAL

IUnHUn NprII n = ~ q ml-N
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
says.
According tu j, vienna dispatch
th" Austrian newspapers consider
that President Wilson's not. creates
"A serious crisis between IN. United
states and Germany. They rzu
that President wilson has abandoned
an Impartial standpoint for ~" Ia
favor ~ the entente powers. and he
lev" that GcrmauN'- reply Will cor-
respond to German dignity ana
rights
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

calcutta india. April - tn"
death Is announced 81 SIR C|huuuhtl
NtdnnHint the hrst and only mem o.
ut the HIudu race when ,ur,f. r.ta'
more THAI half the p]upuiauon NJ tho
Who'll, BriUrh empire. 60 bee created
"a latuuci a., was 90 years old
-lr ~ChIuluha4 grandfather Was IN"
pioneer On the province ct dujarat.
starting the hr.t spinnins mill at Al
m,danad, where there are nov huN
mtlls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
ALLEGED PArRICIDE ON
TRIAL IN DENVER TODAY


boulder coli" hpril - The trial
81 Ricnzi Dickens for IN. murder #
hts father william H. Dickens. was
se' for today In the district court.
Tho elder Dickens was president -;
the Farmers National bank a. Long
mont, scene OF the alleged murder.
H." waS Killed by u bullet while Seat-
ed tn his library November 30. lns'.
Rirn2t Dickens wa arrested tire"
days after IN" shooting and released
on $50 500 supplied hy his mother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
~SEISMOGRAPHS
GET RECORDS OF
BIG EARTHQUAKES

Washington, Apiil 1.-TWO severe
earthquakes. one " them OF great
Intensity. were recorded at Gcurgc.
own university on the ~cisiuogfhphs
this morning The hoavi"s, SHOCK
came AT a.l a m. eastern time
The htst ~ the uuakos. when tho
records iuditat. was quite heavy. be.
gan al II 81 o'clock last night ana
continued until lgu1 O'Clock this
morning II was estimated that its
center was about 1000 Miles from
Washington.
The second sorios oi shocks. which
were decidedly rougc than the
first. began ut sos q. ~. Tn. ,ibra-
ION reached their maximum iuten.
sity at - a IA. At this point tn,
needles OF two OF the smograph
we're thrown or their recording base.
50 sever. were the shocks The
shocks continued until i:l2 u ~. II
vas estimated by Director Tondori
that the ccntcr of the second earth
quake was 400 miles from wash.
ington and he believed IL IL occurred
In an Inhabited zone II must have
done considerable damage.
Santo Domingo. April 2s--h severe
earthquake occurred here AZ 1880
O'Clock last night No damage was
caused
Berkeley. cal. April 2,-The TINT.
versity OF California seismograph go
corded q series OF paratively
slight earthquake shocks last might,
Computations of intensity and center
of The disturbances had not bcea
worked out. II was said today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24
HIGH COMMISSION
D0DGES THE PLAGUE

Lima peru April e,-Th" Tinted
states cruiser Tennessee proceeded on
.is voyage uorthward last night.
bearing the American members Of the
International nigh commission The
PotuNiaG goN"rnm,nt gave out a.
statement explaining why none OF the
party except william q M,Aduu. sec.
r"taf, or ih" treasury, visited Lama
yesterday although an elaborate cot.
rhrdtIou had been arranged During
hIs brief stay ashore Mr. McAdoo
visited several points uf interest IN
IN" ciiy
\ Lima dispatch latt nisht said re-
roIts of huhnni. p.tgu" Ia that city
had deferred IN" Americans from go.
iug ashore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-24

Santo Domingo April .,.--h severe
earthquake occurred her" ~ 1880
O'Clock last night No damage was
caused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
cnANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Edward J. Blake. trustee. to Marion
:. Branch. "a feet inches by l25 feet,
2i2l Stuart Avenue. September &c,
1916, s2.0l6.
ID. u. Wallcrstein ct ais. ,rustccs,
To j. l.. Farmer 81 feet : inches biz
10? feet inches west line OF Twenty
third street. i0T feet 6 inches south of
l. street. September 26. 1916. Sl.13a50.
# NJ. boXlcy ct ais. trustees. to
Thomas I. West ct ais. 80 by Is feet
north limo OF Floyd Avenue. between
West and Auburn Avenue. September
i. 1876. $500.
Leroy Il: Grown ct ais. trustees. to
Wallace G. Saunders 80 feet %. inches
by 81 feet inches east line OF Cherry
street. l3S feet Y inches south OF
Main Street. September 20, 1916. s2.5o0.
l-eEoy +. Brown ct ais, trustees. TO
W c. Scott. 20 feet 9 inches by IA
feet east line of Third street. l91 feet
lli2 inches north Of jackson street.
September -. 1915. SI,500.
w G. Scott to Leroy T.. Brown ct
ais. trustees. - feet inches by le4
feet east line Of Third street. lal feet
liz Inches north OF Jackson street.
September 26. 1916. 1900.
Franklin u. Robins. trustee to Iyder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
Il TAKES STAND
At TRIAL FOR MURDER
Mrs. Robertson Attacked him
With Knife During
Quarrel.
HER WITNESSES ARE HEARD
pills in Petersburg Public Schools
Number f,50f-Negro Injured by
Nnothcr COIOrcd Man In Atcrca.
ion Over 30 Cents.

Special To The Times Dispatch
'ETERSBCRG, VA, September Is
I trial Of james r. Noel for The
ing Of Mrs. l.ottic Robertson in May
L WAS continued to-day i'm the
stinss Court with q large crowd in
enhance. y number Of witnesses
re- pun on the stand by the defense
tcS'ifE as 10 various facts, ;,nI final
ne defendant himself took the stand
admitted he had had improper re-
'"hs with Mrs. Robertson, AZ whose
S" ne was roomor and boardcr
'h inc afternoon Of sunday. May II.
shld he went to the Kitchen. where
+. Robertson was attending 10 her
PsckccDins duties, and charged her
u having another lover. Mrs. Robert
picked up ~ dangerous looking knife
attacked him. Noel testified In the
''Ic that ensued the pistol that he
! IN his hand was discharged. and
+. Robertson was shot. Nocl ala not
W who pulled the trigger. he said
or the shooting he went TO his
IN aud took some tablets aud then
rendered To the police Nocl stated
= u" ia married and has i've chill
n. Mrs. Robertson was married. but
+ separated from her husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
est OF Jefferson street, Sep,embe,

west OF jefferson Street, Scptembe,
-. 1916. $2.t6O
Leila W. Garrett ct vir to Robert -
Pollard. trustee. lot IL. block W. plan
of extension Of Ginter Park. Septem.
Der 3d. 1916. sl.I33.
Pat McDonough ct ux. to w. T.
Glinn. trustee. 92Nl20 feet, Nos. 26O3
2G0l. 26O7. 26o9 West Cary street Sep
TENDER IL. 1916. $3.50.
Pat McDonoue-h ct uX. to w T.
Giimn. trustee. J6xl25 feet south line
Hanover Avenue % feet 6 inches wes,
of Mulberry street September Is
1916. $4,000.
Ellie 6. Spencer ct vir To Edward J.
Blake. trustee. son i20 feet west line
boulevard. 209 feet south OF Cary
Streets September %. 1916. S4G6O.
Mrs. l.. II. Flournoy ct ais. to Polla rd
Bagby. Inc. trustees, 40Xl3c feet
west line Twenty-third street. I70 feet
north of II street. September {. 1916
s2l2i.
Mary l.. Parker to Rex o. Jones Q,
ais. trustees 2JXl1S feet west line
Colonial Avenue. September .. 1916
$685..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
STERN WARNING AGAINST
PROMlSCUOUS KISSING
Registrar or State Hmrcnu of vital sta
tistics SpcnIss mt Chesapeake
aud Ohio Shops.

Speaking to the workmcn of the
Chesapeake" and ohio Railway shops
Yesterday at noon. DR. w. y. Picker.
registrar Of the state bureau of Vital
Statistics. emphasized the facts AS to
tn" prevalence and fatality Of the air.
born" Infectious diseases, and the best
methods Of prcvcntion lie said that
the two most effective methods of COM
batting these prcvcntablc diseases WAS
tn" quarantine Of the sick person
rho chief precautions" he said TO
be observed is the avoidance of cough-
ing ana sncezing with the face turn
cd toward another person.. DIR. Plcck- :
"r ISSUED II stern warning, saying that
pr"miscuous kissing, and the use Of
drinking cups in common should be
avoided. lie issued special warning
against cNpcctoratinE. The meeting
was h"l6 under the auspices Of the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciaiiom. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
AIMED EIGHT
POUNDS, He SAID
und in New Remedy Ideal
Tonic Appetizer and Stom-
ac!l Remedy.
ms Army of Tanlac InderScrS
Here i'm Richmond.

I'm feeling just like :; .two.ycnr
| and gained eight pounds i'm
light after taking less than two bot
IS OF Tanlac," declared another Rich
i nd man some time ago. whose mare
given below, and continuing his
tcmcnt OF results received. said:
II had lost my appetite completely
me it'll" good ana a whole lot Of
1 M Everything / ate caused m"
ns Ill my stomach. aud felt that
Is growing weaker every day and
d"d something {" build NC M NV
TX gaze me Il lot Of trouble. with
,ea and pains. aud ! was generally
| down. bu, after taking less than
|, bottles Of Tanldc feel like II
! y"ar-oId" ana my appetite is
,cm1id. My digestion is nnc and I
'en't been troubled with pains in
l. or stomach Siucc taking Taulac.
1 feel SO much stronger. have gained
much weight ana IL helped me $"
. ELI ! want 10 recommend Tanlac to
ry one signed Roy T.. Nuckols
[,pioycc Of American Locomotive
irks). Id02 81. John.
q get the fun nourisl,mcnt out of
! food We cat. aud TO really enjoy
meal three times Il day, Npnc must
G good digestion. The liver and
fucys must he working harmo-
iusly and the bowels must co-or,li-
o with the system perfectly Under
sent day methods Of living. over
king, OVERRIDING. straining and
uniting excuses against the laws
nature. we cannot expect perfect
.mony without the aid OF tonic
ether. Stimulant and rcvivifier ~
sc Ovcrworkcd vital organs OF
mach. kidney and liver. and for this
better remedy has 30 far been
Ind than Taniac. What thousands
say about Tanlac will be proven
|olutcly true if given u trial by YOU
IL bottle to-day at TraElc'S drug
C, Sl1 East Broad street. or either
1.-The three Polk Miller drug stores,
agents and distributors for Tanlac
e--Adv.