davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
GEXx&
Czytaicie DO to Ola was!

Czy ~rsz dIarztgo ME pr c. "
tvle lie twa rra;a Jest wa'ta? Czy
wies. d!aczeg" n.s.vrh cd 'sd'a;a
cd wrdt fahr> cz"ych?Bo n'e um'eja
40 .ngi.lsku: Dia d ,hra t~ego
~yda',sny m.t' de ie@vks ansitl~
kk"gn .'pra:owana ia tie zyc.a q
h"tn czeg", " spos6h 'tos'e'ny ola
k,adevo, xaw'eraiaca k%omp'e,na
Grsmatyke angiel*ka pod'"a W je-
zyku u~ols<i.", ! pisem"le g.aran"
tut my ~yuc~yc kazaego 20 an
gi"!sku W pr,ec,agu jrd"ego kursu,
albo. ME zsdamy xapfaty! S]k"fA ma
sxs j 3, jedyuana Szko'a %Xorespon-
dencyjna prow&d1ona pr,e: Pola-
k6w "a kon,ensem rzsdo" YIN, ; poe
sia,a najnows,a. Notwithstanding /,
najtshs.a met 'de pisma i mowy IN.
yiel.kiej. DARMO d"stan;esz
pi:rws>2 lekcye prospekt' nauki,
vice pi-x zsraz , przekonaj sc!
Amerykaliska Szkofa
1907 Chene St.. Detroit, Mich.
P. J. Paradzlnsk,, kierownik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

ubieg1ym roku takiejze kontrybu-
cyl, wynoszacej 480,0o0,O00 fr.
Protest Belgii ma bye oparty
ma postanowieniach konwencyl
haskiej - kt6re powiadaja, re
naklidsna przez zwyciezce kon-
trybucya ma bye W wysokoscl
wydatk6w, potrzebnych ma ope-
dzenie koszt6w utrzymania armj
obcej ma okupowanem teryto-
ryum y lub tel %opfacenia admi-
.~nistracyi danego terytoryum.
Tymczasem indemnizacya wyma-
CANA przez Niemc0w wybiega
aal*ko poza granice potrzebnych
ma te cele = wydatkow.
0 chorobie cesarza Wilhelma
chcdza wrecz sprzeczne wiescl.
Ze strony rzadu zapeHniaja, re
jest to bagatela, gdyz wrzod, Ia
jaki cesarz cierpial, juz sic zagoif
ma tyle, re cesarz moze wdz;ac
mundur i przcchadzac sic pc par
ku poczdamskim. Rowaoczesnie
za5 Z Paryza. Rzymu. Aten i Ge-
nsvy nap!yvaj4 do Lo21ynu
wiesci, zc cesarz jest niehezp;e-
cznie chorym i re zawczwano do
Berl;na arcyksiqzat, oraz s!ostre
cesarza. kr6lowe grecka.
Dotychczasowy przewodca par
tyi socyal;stycznej niemieckjej.
dr.. Karol Liebknecht, zosta} 63
glosami przeciw 25 Z partyi So
cyalistycznej wyrzuconym "a la
mamie partyjnej karnosci. cz.y}i
stawianie sic okoniem militarne-
mu rzadowi. Jego zwolennik HUI
go Haase, sam juz przedtem z
partyi sic usunal: W jego m:"iscc
wybrano bardziej lojalnego Eber-
ia.
"Matin' rcdaje csly s=c"eg
intc::wiew6w Z podr6zrymi. Fry
byiymi swiezo z Niem:cc do
sSzwajcaryi. Podobno W calych
N;emczech objawia sic coraz sill
80; ~~r7erie rcvolucvine. " Ber-
line i innych miastach po noc.y
rozGaja jacys tsjenniczy kolpor-
terry proklamacye. zadajace po-
I;oju atakujace ostro Rad. Cd
hvwaja sic ogromnc z3lomadze-
n;a wbrew zakazom pol;cyi. ia
kt5~ych m6wcy LA VIE
h>,ma i kronprynca, oraz c..ty
rcd W sposGb Wprost nlesf.Echa-
ny. Ogromny niepok6j pcwoda-
j. cheroba ~cesarza. gdyz kron-~I
p~,ync, jego nastepca trcnu. jest
W Eemczech ogolnic zn;eHawi-
dzonym. Tymczasem zn6w ''Idea
Nat;ona'c' donosi Z Rzymn. za
sian zG-owia cesarza Wi!heima
hecdzo i nagle s;c pcgorszyl. =
Vs:.ystkich specyalist6w wezwa-
70 NOV do lego loza: p:zybyli
do Eerlina czlcnkowie
rodziny HohcnzolleIn0w. Pogto-
ski te p]owtarzajq sic z dziwna
zgodnoscia cd kilku tygodni i "a
rcwnc COS praWdy W TEN bye
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
Me gderajcie nj lekliWe
dZieCj.

Nerwowokc, Hklwosc i nlewy-
wczasowa,le ne> ~atp enia sp 'wo.
dowanel przez robaki albo zatwar-
dzenie. Zamlast t,cia eZkalOwa-
II a, dajoie waszym dz'ec'om 10.
karst.a Kiokapoo Worm Killer.
D,bre m'xtury " cuki. r<ach k'6-
re zabijajq robaki ! So ro.waln'a-
JIG. dosyc do rsecrJ rzcsen,a w"s-
trxnosc, , u.un'ecla n'etylko roba.
k6w CT i nsgrrmadsone trucizny.
Re truci1"y /, robaki spr3wadxajx
febse, robi4 dsieci nerwowem' !
x"iewliwem,, r%ujnuja 'y~otn ID q
dsieok4 j csynis 60 e"f'laara cbor"by.
Wsio,e apnde&ko .kL,cks.pooo Worm
Killer dis Cd wssx5ch sptekarsy.
tylkO S2bo. Nj !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

II sHNt G ~ 4sE .@f#+ #sf# ~. ~
zostali odparci re stratami, a 70.
syanie kontratakiem zajeli okopy
austryackie; podobniez bylo pod
Czerniowcami, gdzie r6owniez O.
kopy austryackie wpadly W rece
rosyjskie pc walce zacietej.
Rczporzadzenie:n jenera1 : gu
b%ernatora warszawskiego ustano-
wiono: fabrykacya' okowity, mlo-
dzi i octu zalezna jest Cd pozwo-
lenia szefa admin:stracyi. Zezwo-
lenie udzielone bye moze po-
sZcyegolnym gorzelnicm i fabry-
kom ia osobny wnicsek. Dow6z
oFowity jedynie uskuteczn;a szef
adm;nistracyi. Ola sprzedazy de-
~ta1:cznei %rotrzebne jest pozwole-
ME wiadz.
z d2iem 1-go listo3ada wpro-
wadzoro monopol papieroscwy IA
ziemiach okupowanych przez
wojska niemieckie. OGtad naoi,-
rosy maia znaczek D~odatLovy:
tx. D.. X~ivilverw: fucr fuss. Po-
FEM.
Gubernator miasta Warszawy
og}asza rozporzadZen:e. noca
kt6rego zasekwestrowano wszy-
stkie kozuchy. kamizel,1::i kohl
chowe, okrycia i zarekawki. kt6-
re So wfasnoscia z~olnierzy rosyj-
skich hub urzedrik6w rosyjskich.
Ambasada niemieclxa W Vie
dniu oglasza, il wszyscy rosyjscy
poddani. kt6rzy chca powr6cic do
obszaru Kr6lestwa Polskiego, 70
%stajacego pod niemieckim za:za-
dem, maja wniese prosbe o po-
zwolenie do zastepstwa jeneral-
nego sztabu W Berl;n;c. Do pro
Shy tel maja dolaczyc passport.
opatrzony fotografiq albo ir2a.
prawnie wanna legitymacye i
wype1niony kwestyonaryusz.
Rczporzadzeniem n~iemieckicgo
jeneralnego gubernatora w War
szavie Z logo pazdziern;ka b. 7.
zarzadzono zajecie IA rzecz pan
silva = kosci. Celem tego rozpo-
rzadzenia jest pozyskanie zawar-
tego w kosciach t1uszczu do ia
brykacyi mydia i uwolnienie W
j ten spos6b uzywanych do tego do
tychczas czysciejszych t}uszez6w,
tych zas do srodk6w. zywnoscio-
wych. Wedle obliczen, sama War
saliva dostarczyc moe miesiecz-
ME oko1o 26 tvs. pud6w koSci. ca
he Krolestwo okolo 100 tvs. pu-
dow, z kt6rych wydobyc mona
oko1o so tvs. pud6w tfuszczu.
Arcybiskup Kakowsld rozesla}
do duchowienstwa polskiego ode
1--WE z prosba o odczytanie jei z
amhon. OdpzWa " D~Odn:oslycl.
gc1acych sfowach wzywa wisS
polska o ponce i przygarniec-e
ola dziatwy warszawshiej.
Pisma warszawskie stwierdza-
ia. il w%lasciciel Wilanowa, ksa-
very hr. Branicki, wywiozl jesz-
cze pred przybyciem wojsk mic
m;eckich zbiory palacu do War
szawy. ably uchronic je cd ME
bezpieczelstwa bombardowania.
Palac i park So nietkniete. jak
r6wniez zbiory wywiezione do
Warszawy.
Jak donosi "Dzien" wediug
pism zydowskich kwestya largo
MI W inspekcyach fabrycznych
zcstala pomyslnie Ola zargcnoU-
cow rozwiazana. :Robotn;cy ~
dowscy NIGGA we wszystk-ci
swych sprawach pos}ugiwac sic
zargonem, poniewaz "kazda in
spekcya fabryczna ma Go swej.
dyspozycyi tlomacza'. Prey u
stanowieniu godzin przyjec o
stana swieta zydowskie uwzgled-
nione.
zar,onc7vy "Hajnt" doncsi. re
znaczna li,zba bezdcmnych ~
dow. kt6rzy W ostatnich czasach
pozakladali W Warszawie shlepy,
ooccnie z powodu ogolnego zasto-
IN r~oczela likwidowac swoje in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
kajwazniejsze wypadki
MInIoaego 1ygodnia.
z WIE1KIEJ WOJNY.

S5~H~A>A4S FSS~SS3 JNAoDy ~
odparciu ataku niemieckiego Z
I%oczatkiem biezacego tygodnia a.
l:snci rozpoczeli atak re swojej
strony, byly mylne; alianci po-
rrzestaja IA akcyi obronnej, cze-
!zajac stosowniejszej chwili. Wal
la p:zysz}a do dawniejszego sta
d,yG"n pctyczeA a%rtyleryi.
"a Serbia = Czarnog6ra ulegfa
W bojowej p%otrzc5ie. W ~strasznej
H;a!ce &c stokrotnie liczniejszym
""cr:em C~zz:*%~ilog6ra, maluchny
':"~;A, Z~amiczzlSafy prZcz garstke
~.2}nGniovo sioviansk;ch BIZ
tr.ych ggbjra': DIX rc=yklady ME
~zoiszczalac wielkiego bohater-
silva, lecz W ko1cu uledz musiaf
; DIS wszsstkic %telegramy dono-
sza o s%tanovczym Czarnogory =
pcgromie. - Co sic stanic dalej,
ME wiadomo: czy Czarnog6ra po-
grom sw6j uzna i Z Walk czynnej
sic wycofa, a IA zawieszenie bro
nj Z Austrya i Niemcami lub ma
wet ma pok6j przystanie, czy tez
zechce walczyc dalej - jah Ser
bia sposobem partyzanckim, to
zapewne okaze przyszfosc juz dni
najblizszych.
0statnie So dcaie3ieria, IL Gar
nogorcy mimo wszystAo - pre-
Gle ME ustapia! Cctynje zagrozo-
ne. beda ewakuCwane, akta stoli-
cy i rezydencya zostanic u%suniee-
ia prawdcpcdobnie do Skutari,
ale wojska czarnogorskie stawia-
ia W dalszym ci2gu znakomity O.
p5r i w&lczyc beda, jak walcz2
teraz, o gore "a CORA swej skali-
stej krairy; podobn:c jak Serbia
RE ziozyla brcni, tax samo i
Czarncg5ra jej ME zlozy! Walka
do kolca II zwycieskiego!
Austryacy 20 wzieciu Cetynii,
rosuwaja sic dalej na poludnie,
ku ufortyfikowanemu portowi
Antivari, psac pred SODA GEESE
armii czarnog6rskiej. Czarnog6ra
otoczona jest obecnie Z wszyst-
kich stron, wyjawszy cd pcf1d-
MIA. Jesli wojska czarnog6rskie
cd strony tel (poludniowej) we
szlyby do Albanii, - natrafia Ia
nicprzyjaznie i'm usposobione
hardy Albahczyk6w.
7~c,czenie Grecyi ME jest do po-
zazdroszczcnia. Ostatnie wypadki
~wskazujq Ia to, re Grecya zostafa
talk przycisnicta do muru przez
aliantow, &c drgnac ME moze.
Pominavszy juz to. re Grecy ME
nawidzq Bu}gar6w i ze greckiego
zofnierza mic ME w%strzylna cd a.
taku IA wojska bufgarskic, gdy-
by tc zechcialy p~rzckroczyc gra-
nice grecka, to jednak inne So po-
woody, Ola kt6rych Grecya ME
moe pojSscf L: pruskicmi sympa-
.tyami kr0la, ale must stanac pc
stronic aliant6w.
OStstnie depc:ze donosza, "
panstwa centralne w dals:ym
ci'gu w%!ykonuia rugby w%ojskcwe,
Et@re Zmicrzaia do zaatakowania
a';anthw ma tcrvtoryum Grecyi !
zopcln;ccia ormii angie1sko-fran-
cuskiej Z Salonikow. .Korcspon-
d"nci ~te'cgraiuja:> zc ma ca}ej IL
nil ob:onnci trivia n;eustannie
walka artyleryjska. Niemiccki
dowodca, kt6ry wykonuje wsp1l-
ny rlan najazdu, gfosi, re tax
wcjska bulga::skic. .j:k turcckie
rzvtr bedq pcdczas tcgo najazdn.
Ar:acya t:'orraficz2a Express
dorosi, re 2 cz!onkow wyprawy
florida pr=yhylo potajemnie do
7'ilbury w Auglii. W zamiarze H.
dania sic w gfab kraju, ale costa
ii aresztowani ma mocy otrz:ma-
natychm!ast rozkazu Z Lon
Cynu.
Kcrecccldent Pet: Journal do
nosi tcicgraficznie Z Havru, IL
rad be|yi;ski zam;erza wniesc !
protest do paisstw neutralnych, =
:, ,,,. ~ ~l~ ~. |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
New MEPHISTO Chisels
COMPLETE asSOrtDaentS

In these topnotch wood cutting chsels is combined
markedly fine quality of steel 1--WE have penny nail
cut in two without leaving nick the chise with
fully reinforced hardwood handle that is expected to last
longer than the blade Of the chse when hammered
upon
Sold in complete sets or singly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
TERRIFIC Wind I.
STORM RACES ON
MEXICAN BORDER
Troops Driven From Tents,
Take Shelter in City Hall
at Brownsville ...-

s so. atea Pres 10y Federal WIrcieSs)
SAN ANTONIO. Aug 19.-Des-
patches from Corpus Christi yester-
day announced tn raging Of 4 seven
N-mi!es-an-hcur gale. enduring for
three hours before undertaking. and
leIieved 10 he the fGrerunner Of a
dread tropical storm IN the Gulf Of
hIrXicC ....:
So far no fatalities have been re
ported, though a great deal OF damag"
= property has been sustained. Bay
trent property has suffered to a large
extent and much damage has been
cone to buildings at numerous SUM
ilCr resorts along the coast, many
private homes also feeling the force
of the storm. II is expected that the
height CT the gale has not been reach
ed -.
Reports from Brownsville, at the
MEXICAN border, while meager, tell of
great havoc wrought III the soldiers
camps by the fury Of the wind. Troops
OF the regular army and national
"uardGmen stationed to guard the Dor
der from marauding Mexicans, have
been driven from their quarters. a.
Fort Brown and are ia king refuge in
the Brownsville city hail and other
public buildings Of that town. ."
For the greater part of Yesterday
d terrific wind prevailed, reIenting
somewhat toward evening. Last night
it was reported that it was believed
the worst of the big blow. was over
as far as that section was concerned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
HUGHES TALKS ON
SUFFRAGE AND
TARIFF ISSUES
Republican Candidate Gets
Cordial Reception at
San Francisco

tA,so,iated Pres. by FEDERAL WirrIpss)
SAN FRANCISCO. August 19.-TkC
train which brough: Charles Evans
Hughes to this city a. I O'Clock yes
terday afternoon was met by thOus-
andS at the derCt He MAS ChcCrCd
when he appeared AMI at once became
the centG.' of a curious and enthusiast
ic crowd.
In a conference with pTogre7 2ive
and Republican leaders Of this state.
Mr.. Hughes liU.:ed his suggestions
as to the conquct OF the campaign to
an earnest plea for hearty coopera.
tion in the matter Of the national
issue, emphasizing his determination
not TO attempt IN an way to influ.
ence the local situation.
Protective Tariff Needed.
Addressing a distinguished gather.
ing at the Unicn League Club. Mr..
Hughes confined his remarks chiefly
to the urgent need Of q protective
tariff. The attendance was such as
strained the capacity Of the club and
the candidate was accorded the most
attentive interest. being frequently .
interrupted by applause and ejacitla
tiCns of approval /
Following thu address at the CniOn
League Club, the head OF the lteDuO-
lican ticket appeared before a great
meetinS OF women in the Palace he
tel His speech On this occasion dealt
with equal suffrage and Americanism.
Reiterating his stand on the suffrage
question. he elected the sincere ap,
plause OF his many hearers. /
Strong Policy reedcd.
Mr.. Hughes gave it as his conviction
that, under proper leadership it would
be possible for me United States TO
attain those ideals for which the WON
en- were striving. but that a policy OF
vacillation would never accomplish !
anything permanent in the way OF
progress. Never - any time in the
history of the Unlt2d States was il
more necessary to have definite poll |
cy and unswerying administration. (
The candidate addressed an i'm.
mense crowd axthe great civic audfto !
rum last night. He received a tre-
mendous ovation t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
in war arena
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 19.-The
seth anniversary of the birth of Fran
els Joseph l, emperor of Austria and
king of Hungary, was celebrated here
yesterday, impressive services being
held in st. Hedwig's church, the cere-
monies being attended by many diplo-
mats and military and naval officers
of numerous nations .-@
DR.. Won Bethmann-Hollweg was in
attendance, as were also DR.. Helffer'
fch, American Ambassador Gerard.
with naval and military attaches, and
Swedish and Chinese diplomats. "a"
The Austrian emperor's birthday
was observed with much demonstra'
ton both in this city and Vienna.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19

the future must include women.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
VILLA BANDIT GANG HOLDS
UP TRAIN: TAKE GUARD or
CARRAnZiSTAS PRISONERS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal N'freIrssY
Ell PASO, Texas, Aug. ia band
OF sixty Mexican revolutionists. ac.
cording to dispatches received here
yesterday, held up a passenger train
on the Mexican National Railway.
near the city OF Auguas CaHentes. in
the state of that name. twenty-five
Carranzistas. who were cscorting the
train, were taken prisoners.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
ASouITH HINTS AT RIGHTS
EOR WOMEN AETER WAR

LONDON. England. Aug. .19.-Pre-
mier Asquith declared in the house of
commons yesterday that it would be-
impossible during the period of the
war to consider any undertaking in
yolving a new franchise or registra
tiDn reforms. ..-..-..
lie implied o. AIS statements tina,
any new franchise bill brought UP IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
SENATE PASSES SHIPPING
BILL BUT ELIMINATES
IMMIGRATION RIDER

WASHINGTON, d c. Aug -. -
The administration shipping bill yes
party vote Of thirty eight to twenty.
one. An attempt made by Senator
BOTah TO attach the immigration bill
as a rider II the shipping measure
VAS defeated by 4 vote of thirty-scven
to twenty-five. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
MARQUIS CREWE GETS
IRISH PORIEOIiO =

LONDON, England Aug. 19.-Rob'
ert Offley AsA5urton CreweMilnes
Marquis Crewe, former secretary OF
state for India, and who was secrC,
tary of state for the colonies, 190S-lC
author IF stray verses and articles on
Ireland, IS years of age, has been ap
pointed president of the board of edt
cation, 1872. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC
POSTPONING OPENING OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY

PRINCETON, y. J.. Aug, l9,-TAe
opening of Princeton University has
been postponed from September &c to
October 10 as a precautionary meas.
ure due to the prevalence Of iufantiie
paralysis. .s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19

A white shark, one of the most yici-
Gus of the shark family, was caught in
Jamaica Bay.
! Walter J. Hayes, Col. Roosevelt's
military. secretary, was seized with
cramps while swimming at Oyster Bay
and had a narrow escape from drown
ing ....- . ....#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
BELGIANS IN AFRICA =
TAKE TEUTON TERRITORY

HARE, South Africa, Aug. 19.-0ffi.
cial dispatches report the capture
and occupation of Port Karema, in
German East Africa, by brigade of
Belgian troops. -. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19

Smith Taylor was arrested at Rock.
land, Me-, charged with the murder OF
Judge Hollis of Centreville, Ala.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-11
STOMACH TROUBLES
DUE TO ACIDITY

So-called stomach troubles. such as
indigestion, wind, stomach-ache and
inability to retain food, are in probably
nine cases out OF ten simply evidence
that fermentation. the result of excess
acid, is taking place in the food con.
tents of the stomach causing the for.
nation OF gas. Wind distends the
stomach and causes that full, oppres-
sive feeling sometimes known as heart
burn, while the acid irritates and In
flames the delicate lining of the stom-
ach The trouble lies entirely in the
excessive secretion Of acid and the
fermentation Of food. Such fermen-
tation Is unnatural and may involve
harmful consequences |. not corrected.
To stop or prevent fermentation of
food contents OF the stomach and to
neutralize the acid, and render 1t bland
and harmless. teaspoonful OF Bisur-
ated Magnesia, perhaps the best and
most effective corrector OF acid stom-
ach known, should be taken In quar-
ter Of glass OF hot or cold water i'm
mediately after eating, or whenever
wind or acidity Is felt. This stops the
fermentation, and neutralizes the acid
ity in few moments. Fermentation,
wind and acidity are unnecessary.
Stop or prevent them by the use OF
proper antacid. such as Bisurated Mag
nesia. which can be obtained from
Thistlethwaite or any druggist, and
Thus enable the stomach to do its
work properly without being hindered
w gas and excessive acid.-Adv.
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Thin men and Women-that big.
hearty. Alling dinner you ate last
night. What became Of all the fat
producing nourishment IL contained?
You havn't Gained In weight one
ounce. That food passed nom your
body like unburned coal through an
open crate. The material was there.
but your food doesn't work and stick,
and the plain truth 10 you hardly get
enough nourishment from your meals
to pay for the cost Of cooking. This
10 true Of thin folks the world over.
Your nutritive organs. your functions
OF assimilation. are probably sadly
out Of gear and need reconstruction.
Cut out the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. Cut out everything but
the meals you are eating and eat with
every one Of those q tngle Sargol
tablet. In two weeks note the differ
ence. Let the scales be the Judge.
Five to eight good solid pounds of
healthy. 'stay.there" fat may be the
net result Sargol aims to charge
weak. stagnant blood with millions Of
fresh new red blooc coTpuscles-tO
give the blood the carrying power to
deliver every ounce of fat-making
material In your food to every part Of
your body. Sargol. too. mixes with
your food. to prepare 1t for the blood
In an easily assimiliated form. Thin
people tell how they have gained all
the way from 10 to 25 pounds q month
while taking Sargol and say that the
new flesh stays put. Sargol tablets
are q careful combination Of six OF
the best assimilative elements known
to chemistry. They come 40 tablets
to . package. are pleasant, harmless
and inexpensive, and Thistlethwaite of
Richmond, Ind. and all other good
druggists In this vicinity sell them
subject to an absolute guarantee OF
weight increase or money back as
found In every large package-Adv.
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woman's Talk
is an Aid to
n. c. R. Workers
Dayton Man No Longer q
Stranger at the Break
fast Table.

No longer is Albert E. Scott q miss
ing member at the breakfast table In
his own household.
Mr.. Scott. with his family. lives at
$50 Campbell street. Dayton. He Is
widely known to the workers of the
National Cash Register company,
where he is employed in the plating
department.
For months this Campbell street
man was an absentee during the morn
ing meal. And the reason was not
that, like some men he slept until the
last minute" and then dressed hastily
and rushed to work lust on time"
Il would be up long before break
fast time. didn't eat breakfast be-
cause my stomach would not allow
me. I was in a general rundown con-
dition for months. Congested liver
tor for that and my condition grew
worse instead Of better. As time
passed my appetite left me. At times
I would become dizzy from weakness.
Then I could not rest properly.
DAY after day I heard Of Tanlac at
the N. c. r. I guessed was too dis
heartened to try it. One day my wife
met the wife of one of my fellow
workers on the street. Mrs. Scott
then learned Of Tanlac and also that
I failed to take the advice Of the man
that worked with me. I believe they
call that kind of conversation gossip
II it is, it's gossip and Tanlac saved
me.
my wife made me start the Tanlac
treatment. And maybe I'm not glad.
I feel as good as ever again. I eat
breakfast every morning now, sleep
sound again, am no longer dizzy and
am regaining my strength and energy.
Am I thankful? It won't be my fault
II the men I work with fail to hear
about Tanlac. My wife takes Tanlac.
too. 1t has proved a great tonic and
appetizer for her"
Tanlac. the medicine that Is aiding
thousands and thousands of sufferers
of stomach and kidney trouble. liver
ailments and catarrh affections of 'he
mucous membranes. is daily explained
at the four Thistlethwaite Drug
Stores, Richmond, Ind.-Adv.
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AGED FRIEND DIES
after LONG SERVICE

Elisha B. Ratcliff, age 80, died at
his home in Spiceland, Monday morn.
ing from senility.
Mr. Ratcliff located in Spiceland in
1873 where he has lived ever since
and was head of the Quaker Meeting
for years and also trustee in the
Spiceland academy. He was one OF
the older Quakers and one Of the most
prominent members Of the church.
Mr.. Ratcliff Is survived by four sons
and one daughter, Lorin, Grennell,
Iowa: Henry H., Connersville; Edwin
B., Spiceland; William, Spiceland.
Miss Anna Ratcliff. Edward Ratcliff
OF 255 South Eleventh street, is a
brother and DR.. G. d. Bailey was a
brother-in-law.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 o'clock Wednesday from his
home in Spiceland, Rev. T. c. Ken
worthy, Mr.. Ratcliff's pastor officiat-
ing.