davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

czyzna", W kilku slowach wskazal,
re rocznica Powstania Li%stopadowe-
go jest smutna, gdyz Polacy ME do
pieli W MIN pozadanego celu, lecz -
da Bog - wkrotce bedziemy mogli
obchodzic rocznice wesoia, rocznice
o~dzyskania Wolnej i Niepodlegiej
Polski. Zacheca} %studentow do mi
loSci O~jczyzny, jej tradycyi i idea
low.
Ma z%akonczen;e zaSpiewano The
Star SpaIgled Banner" i ,,Boze cos
Polske".
X. Ii. - 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
TAIEMNICA POWODZE-
MA.

Amerykahskie czynne zycle
wymaga zelaznego zdrowia, ktore
gl6wnie polega ma zoladku. Do.
bry zofqdek oznacza zdrowie
powodzenie, Itchy zas zo1adek
przepowiada przedwczesna sta
rose i RUNE. Skutecznem lekar-
stwem. ktorc .zawsze utrzyma
Wasz zoiadek W dobrym stanle
Jest Trinera Amerykahski Elixir
Corzkiego Wilma. lego skladnlkl
lecznicze, gorzkie ziola i czyste
raturalne czerwone vino, So w
stanie to wykonac. Trinera A
merykahski Elixir Gorzkiego Wi
Tia polozy kres Waszym cierpie--
MON PREY zatwardzeniu, niestra-
WnoSci, b6lu g1owy, nerWoWoSci,
bezsenno5ci it'd. w aptekacln. -
4 jezeli reumatyzm hub neuralgia
podkopuja Wasza fizyczna i du-
chowq zywotnoSG, Trinera Lini-
ment jest lekarstwem kt6re da
VAN szybka i niezawodna po-
moe. Rownicz i w innych przy-
padkach jake PREY bolach w krzy-
zu, sztywnych c~zlonkach, wy
wichnieciu, nadwyrezeniu, opu-
chnieciu, zmeczonych muszku-
ZACH i nogach jest nieoceniony
w aptekach. - Jos. Triner, wiel,
kowytw6rca lekarstw, 1883
1343 S. Ashland ave-, Chicgao
III. (Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
Z parafii p. W. sw. Jo.
zefa W Chicago, Ill.

w niedziele, dnia 25go listopada,
po Nieszporach odbyi sic W hall pa
rafialnej obch6d rocznicy Powstania
Listopadowego. urzadzony stara-.
MEM czlonk6w Biblioteki parafial--
mel i Osady Z. P. R. X.
Pc odm6wienia modlitwy przez
ks. proboszcza S. Cholewihskiego pre-
yes Osady, p Jozef Leracz, otwo-
rzyi obch6d i powoial ma przewod--
niczacego obchodu p. st. Cieslewicza,
a ma sekretarza nizej p~odpisanego.
Program skladal sic z nastepuja-
cych czeSci:
/. Spiew ch6ru &w. Cecylii.
.. Deklamacya panny Maryanny
Wcisl6wnej: Pred oczy Twoje, Pa
ME-"
3. Spiew panny Wiktoryi Konec-
kiei PREY akompaniamencie forte
pianu przez panne Jadwigie Fur
maniak6wne.
4. Nova p. Juliusza F. Smietankl,
prezesa banku .,Depositors State and
Savings Bank.
3. Spiew ch6ru Sw. Cecylii.
6. Deklamacya panny Cecylii Pierz
c~halskiei:, Ma polskiej ziemi'.
!. Nova majora Armii Stan6w
Zjednoczonych p. ~BarzyhskieSo pc
polsku i po angielsku.
s. Fortepian - PARMA K. Mel
zynska.
9. Nova p. Ignacego Kowalskiego.
10. Spiew panien ch6ru Sw. Ce-
cylii.
IL. Fortepian p. Loretta Lewan
dowska.
-. Deklamacya panny NJ. Mel
zynskiej: ,,Po2rzeb wojownika'.
10. Spiew choru sw. Cecylii.
IA. Deklamacya panny Tekli Han
DIX: ,,Polki".
Obch6d wypadl pod kazdym wzgle-
dem znakomicie. Sala byla przepei-
mona p~ublicznoScia. Mowcy wygio-
sill przepiekne. patryotyczne moWy'
Piekne spiewy pod batuta p. BoleW-
skiego, znakomita gra ma fortepianie
/ sliczne deklamaeye miodych panien
pozostana ma dlugo W pamieciu ze-'
branych.
Wszystkim nalezy sic szczere po'
dziekowanie "a tax Iadne przyczy-
MEME sic do upiekszenia obchodu
wielkiej rocznicy walki o wolnosc
naszej Ojczyzny W latach 1880
1881.
Kolekta ma Armie Polska zajety
sic panic Ant. Obiaia, Joanna Tad
da. ,Julianna Gawrych i Franciszka
Germak, kt6ra przyniosia s52.49.
Pc od$piewaniu przez wszystkich
obecnych hymnu narodowego ,,Boze
cos Polske" obch6d zakonczyi sic.
FIR. A~ndrysiak,
eaLrotar1 OhchOdu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

SkutecZne LecZenie UarInU DN" W
Czy wypadaja wan wiosy? Czy wtooo
sy vase przedwczeSnie wan stwIeJa!
Czy wlosy vase dziela sic, sa lepNle
lu6 bez zycia? Czy cierpic.e ma tupiez;
swierzbienie Tub egzyme ma Siowle :
CIV iestesc,e lysi Tub tez zacZynacie iY-
siecS Piszcie zaraz pc ma sza ilustrowa-
.JAK PIELEGNOWAC WLOSY".
CPrzez europ. specyaIlsts)'
BEZPLATNE LECZENIE.
Chcemy was ~przekonac 10 ma nas"S
v,}asne rvzvko. re Calvacura metoda "a
pobiega w~ypadanIu wlosow; niszczy fu
piez / egzyme ma slowie i p~owieksza po
cost w{os0w. Wyslemy wan $l.OO pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
z Wyiszej Szkofy
Sw. Trolley.

Historya narodow l Wtasne dos
wiadczenia stwierdzaja fakt, re, i'm
| wiecej narod jest probationary, TEN
silniej trzyma sic swoich tradycyi
swojego jezyka. ChoG tn W Amery-
&c doznajemy czuiej opieki re stro-
ny naszej przybranej Ojczyzny, jed
max panied ME tax dawnych ucis-
MEN, jak r6wniez i obecne nieszcze-
scia naszej ukochanej Matki-Polski
rozpalaja nasze serca szczera milo
Scia Ojczyzny i goracem pragnie-
MEM, ably wszystkich sill doi.ozyt W
celu podzwigniecia jei z tel toni ME
szczeSG.
Dosyc jest bye obecnym ma obcho-
dach wyzszych polskich uczelni. ably
sic przekonac, re W duszach tn uro-
| dzonej i wychowanej miodziezy gore
je ten sam ogien. co W duszach boha-
ter6w naszych. kt6rzy tax heroicznle
wysilali sic. ably Polske wydzwignat
z uiewolL JeSIi niekSrzy wydaja sic
bye obojetnymi, potrzeba i'm tylko
troche przeSladowania. ably pozbyli
sic obojetnosci wzgledem swojeSo
narodu.
To~warzystwo bog i Ojczyzna" W
wyzszej Szkole Sw. Trolley daio do
w6d patryotyzmu jego czionkow OBJ
chodem, kt6ry urzadzilo ku czci bo-
hater6w P~owstania Listopadowego.
Program byl nastepujacy:
/. Orchestra wyzszej Szkoly Sw.
Trolley zagrala wstepny kawaiek.
.. Prezes to~warzystwa, Mieczystaw
Ha4.nski. rozpoczai program, wyja-
Sniajac eel obchodu.
5. Jan Owczarek streScii przebies
powstania i przyczyny jego upadku.
4. Choir chlopc6w 7mej i Smej kla-
sy pieknie zaspiewai .,Polska Marsy-
lianke" i II dymem p~ozar6w" ma
diva i try glossy. Spiew ich wynaSro-
dzono hucznymi oklaskami.
4. Kazimierz Bona wymownie wy
kazal r6znice miedzy stosunkami ro-
ku 1890 a terazniejszymi: jak ma
la sympatye u innych narod6w mie-
Ii zolnierze Powstania Listopadowe-
go. a jak wielka zyczliwoSc okazuja
nam obecnie sprzymierzeni, a zwlasz-
CA Stany Zjednoczone.
). Leopold Kmiec:k W swej dekla-
macyi obudzil W Polakach nadzieje
rychlego zmartwychwstania Ojczyz-
ny.
6. Rajmund Golabiewski prey a
kompaniamencie swego brata. Ed
warda. z TAX dobra interpretacya o.
degrai ,.Berceuse", re zmuszono go
do powt6rnego wystepu.
7. Z takim samym entuzyazmem
przyjeto solo fortepianowe, odegrane
przez Edwarda Gciabiewsk:ego. LII
cznvmi oklaskami zniewolono go do
w~ystspienia diva ray.
s. Orchestra w. S. S. 4. mile zaba-
villa studentow odegraniem walca
Sunset in Eden.
9. J. Markiewicz pieknie wygiosif
wierszyk ,,Polska lyle
10. Ma zakonczenie ks. Antoni Ro-
zewicz. moderator Tow. bog | o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
zNAKOMITA Ma REUMATYzM
Musterole Rozluznia Zesztywnlale
CzIonki-Wypedza Bol

Dowieeie sic dlaczega tysiace uzywaia
Musterole gdy tylko raz d~oSwiadczycie
pozqdanej ulgi, jaka ona przynosi.
Dostancie zaraz sloik z najblizszej
apteki. Jest to czysta, biala mast,
przyrzqdzona z olejem gorczycy. Lepsza
anizeli plaster z gorczycy / ME sprowa-
dza pecherzy. Przynosi pozadana ulge
jak tylko MIA natrzec!
Musterole polecana jest przez licznych
doktor6w i p~ielegniarki chorych. Mill
ony sloik6w uzywane So rok rocznie ma
bronchit, krup, sztywnosG szyi, astme,
neuralgia, zapalenie, op}uenej, reuma-
tyzm, Iumbago, Dol W krzyzu stawach,
wywichniecie, bolace miesnie, potlu-
,c~zenie, odziebienie, odmrozenie n6g,
zaziebienie piersi.
3Oc i Coo sloik; sIoik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
SZosty
Tydzleh

,dyCh 1 Sta rych MetCzyzn Noblet ra.I
w~ymieniona ksiazeczka; "Jak .piele--
Enowac wlosy", jezeli przyslecie nam
swe nazwisko | aires / loo w srebrze
Tub znaczkach pocztowych do pohrycla
kosztow wysylki.
wytniicie p~on.zej podany kupon
przyslijcie takowy do
LABORATORY, BOX SIS UNION, \. y
N!niejszem zalaczam 1Oc ma pokry-
Gle kosztow wysy!ki. Prose- mi prey
slac zaraz vase $1.OO Ca.Vacura lecIe-
wac wlosy''. (Zaiaczcie niniejszy kupon
do waszego l.stu.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

OEt-:ats wtsdomoSci . oteSy1nJ.
urorualcone orygInalnemI Illustra-
ryam'. zamIesEcZa stale OLIENNIK
TuIC COSY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
DIR. F. O. CARTER

~Specyalistn cd 0cz. uszu, nOsa l Eardia'
100 SO. State utica, Chicago, Ill.
PIerwsze drzwi M p6Inoc cd skfadu
THE Fair"
Godziny: cd 10 rano do I popoludniu
w niedziele cd 10 do ~ W poludnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
Katar, d~ychawica. i dOleell'
wOSci uSZu.

Gdy przypadkiem cief
picie ma jeden z tych MI
zei podanych sympt9-
NOW, zwr6ccie sic 90
specyalisty. kt6ry li-tyl:
ko takiemi chorobami
sic zajmuje. ia jestem
specyalista Cd ocz, uszy'
nosa | gardfa.
II lat ma State ulicy:
Wvkurowaiem juz setki
pacyent0w i nawet ta-
Lilo ., no a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

kiCh, ktOrych lnnl lehdrEe 10 S
Por6wnajcie wasz stan zdrowotny q
nastepuiacymi symptomami:
CIV cue wan nieprzyjemnie z ust'
Macie Czesto Dol glowy?
Macie ~chrypke?
Czy pluwacie fleSme?
Jest nos wasz zapakowany!
Czy ]chrapiecie we snte? 50
Czy poiykacie gesta flegms z garcia
Czy w gardle was swterZbi!
Muscle cZesto kichac?
Macie bolacy nos?
CZujeCie boil w gfowie?
Sa ocZy vase siabe | zaognione?
CZy izawia vase Oczy?
Czy sluch wasz stale sic siahszym:
Macie Sum | dzwonienie W uszachT
Czy Iatwo prZeziebicie sic?
BOla was usZy?
CZy cieknie wan 2 usZu?
Egznminncyn darmO.
Me zaniedbajc ie OdwiedZic mnie. ia
zegzaminuie was gruntOwnie | powierl
wan prawde czy choroba wasZa jest
ulecZalna cZY ME. Ceny mole "a lecze-
ME Sd umiarkowane.
JeSli ME moZecie prZyjsc osobiscie
piszcie do mnie o porade.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
Do mOich sta
rOkrajskich i
t~uteiszych
przyjaci0f i
~SaSiad6w.

Odzywam sic do was
slowami starry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

sekretarz obchodu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
IF Too Fat
Get Fresh Air
How You May Reduce Pound Daily
and Improve Health Amazingly.

Lack OF fresh air. Il is said. weakeni
the oxygen-carrying power Of the blood
the liver becomes sluggish, Fat accumu
lates, the heart action becomes weak
work Is an effort and the beauty OF IN,
figure Is destroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life Is unhealthy.
and. II nature Is not assisted In throw.
Ing II of. a serious case Of obesity may
result
Don't wait until your health Is ruined
through carrying around a burden Of
unsightly and unhealthy TAT.
Spend some time daily in the open
air; breathe deeply. and get from any
druggist a box Of oil OF korein capsules:
take one after each meal and one before
retiring az night. also following the 9th.
er simple directions that come with the
box.
Weigh yourself every few DAYS and
Keep up the treatment untn you are
down 10 normal. OH OF koreln ls abso.
utely harmless, n pleasant 10 take.
helps digestion. and even few days
reatment Is likely 10 show n noticeable
eduction In weight. This system has
when other remedies. etc.
ave failed Il is the delight Of those
Who wish TO improve their figure and
cquire younger appearance.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
$4,000 CHILDREN
IN NEED OF RELIEF
TOTS IN ORIENT WANDER AND
SEEK FOOD WHEREVER 1T MAY
MAY BE FOUND.

New York, Aug 2S.-More than $4,000
children under 12 years Of age, all de-
pendent on outside relief for necessi-
ties of life, are in Lebanon, and an adj
ditional $4,000 orphans are in Syria,
not including Palestine, according to re-
ports of missionaries frUm the near east
who recently arrived here 1t was as.
serted by the missionaries that it was
extremely doubtful whether many of
these children could survive the com.
ing winter, if relief does not reach them
in a more substantial form than here.
tofore.
In many instances, the missionaries
said, little children scarcely old enough
to feed themselves were found by re.
lief workers living absolutely alone, beg.
ging for enough food to keep them alive,
and failing in that. subsisting on grass.
The majority of these were girls, who
had survived due to greater powers of
resistance or to having been fed by
their brothers, who starved.
The Turkish authorities are doing all
in their power for the children, it is al
legged and hospitals have been opened
in several places IN charge of Turkish
women. The number of needy chill.
dren reached, however, is small com.
pared with the number in actual want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the Chckasaw Title Co.
Bonded Abstracters)

FURNISHED by the Chckasaw Title Co.
Bonded Abstracters)
j. b. Davis and wife to a. A. Harris
warranty deed Lots 10 and II In block
5, Wilson.
Levi w. Harkins. guardian of Joshua
Roberts. a minor, to Laura L. MsDon.
aid, guardians deed, Part section %,
3s2w
George c. Spaulding to o. B. Males,
quit rlaim deed. Part section 21 4s2e.
Il. r. Jones and wife to H. r. Law
ick Jr oil and gas lease. Part section
30 4s3w.
]. V Holley and wife to II. r. Levick
Jr., oil and gas lease. Part section 5
5s3e.
w. NJ Williams to G. Hainline and
NJ. d Kennedy, warranty deed. Lots
$40. 371. 372, 3s9. 800, 39l in block. ID,
New Spindletop Subdivision.
Ivey Coffey. guardian OF Finis Coffey,
to f. +. Buell. oil and gas lease. Part
section 5s1e.
Hattie Maye Curtis and husband TO
J. S. Worthy, warranty deed. Part
section 33 2s1e.
Hattie May Curtis and husband to
j. s. Worthy, warranty deed Part
section "a 2s1e.
c. & c. Nations TO Loren Battiest.
allotment patent. Part section 2S 3s2w.
S. Mckinney Davis and wife to d.
J. Brown and George NJ. Clardy. war.
ranty deed. Part section 27 3s2e
Zue Bagby and husband to w. a. Tai
ly, warranty deed. Part lot in block
ST. Ardmore.
c. & c, Nations TO n. Ira GODDARD, un.
allotted land deed. Part section SO 4s2w.
c & c. Nations to II. Ira GODDARD un.
allotted land deed. Part section 35
fs2w.
Dept. OF the Interior to Lena Brad.
ford, certificate Of purchase. Part sec.
ton 22 5s3e.
r. c. Donaldson TO Van Denberg &
Kembel. warranty deed. Part lot 6 in
block 1868, Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28

boil wevil i'm our section. but l think
it has about done all the damage that
it can do to this crop. Our cotton is
some better than at this time last year.
l try to have something to sell at all
times of the year. 1t helps the farmer
to keep out of dept and accumulate
property. have read The Weekly Ard
morite for several years, and will keep
il coming"
n. Barnes lives eighteen miles south
of Wilson. He owns 100 acres of land
and raises cotton, corn and few hogs
and cattle. He planted onefourth of
an acre in Tom Watson melons last
spring, and has sold more than $40
worth Of melons from that patch. When
asked about the corn in his neigh
borhood. he said: II wilr make about
500 bushels of corn and it will be good,
heavy corn. Most of our farmers will
make enough corn to run them in our
immediate section. Yes, | always raise
my meat and lard and my wife raises
enough chickens to supply eggs and
friers for our home use and sells several
dollars worth each month. The boil
wevil is doing some damage, but nothing
serious"
Reese Williams, who lives about
seven miles from Ardmore, was in the
city Monday looking for cotton pickers.
Il have twenty-seven acres of cotton
that will come near making fourteen
bales" he said. 1T was worked care.
fully and is clean, and is opening very
fast. | will have plenty of corn and
feed stuff to run my farm for another
twelve months"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
PROPOSED NEW NATION
OF SLAVS OUTLINED
FOR ASSOCIATED PRESS
States to South, Including Montenegro,
and Serbia, are Wanted i'm Con-
stitutional Monarchy.

Corful, Island of Corfu, Aug / (By
Maill-The premier and minister of for
eign affairs. the venerable Nickola
Pachitch, today summed up for The AS
sociated Press the main features of the
proposed new nation of the southern
Slavs which is to be united under one
flag and king. a self.governing country
of some fourteen million people
M. Pachitch had before him the form.
al pronouncement of this, and stated
new declaration Of independence, which
had been agreed on after lengthy coun-
Gil between the various ministers, the
president Of the Serbian parliament, the
king and regent, now at SalonilIi, and
all the other elements affected
Wide Sweep of Territory.
M. Pachitch first took a large map
of the Balkans and pointed out the
sweep of territory included in the Slav
kingdom. He drew a large circle to in
clude Serbia, Montenegro. Bosnia, Her
zegovina. Dalmatia, Croatia, Slavonia
and the eastern part of Istria. These to-
gether make and imposing area-double
or triple the size of Spain or any of the
secondary powers of Europe, in area
and population and approaching some
of the great powers.
Ii would be strong sea power as
well, and the premier pointed to the
long sea front on the Adriatic giving
access thence to the Mediterranean the
Atlantic, and the commerce of the
world.
Monarchy Based on Democracy
Here we propose to establish united
Slav nation" NJ. Pachitch went on,
with a government having these es.
sential points: A monarchy based or
democracy and the right of the people
to be consulted; with a constitutional
system, a parliament and a republic
ministry
Elections will be by universal equal
and direct suffrage, with secret ballot.
All titles of nobility will be abolished.
The apparent form of a monarchy in
difference to tradition and on recognition
of the eminent service of the Karageorg.
evitch dynasty, which was at the head
of the new state, will remain.
"A complete freedom of religion will
be guaranteed to Greek Orthodox. Ro.
man Catholic, and Mussulman alike.
While there will be one flag and one
king for the united nation, each state,
Crotia. Serbia Dalmatia and the others,
will be represented, and selfgoverning
on local affairs much as the states Of
the United States of America"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
No PEACE ON EARTH
UNLESS RULERS HARKEN
TO POPE, BISHOP SAYS

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug 2S.-That
there can be no permanent peace on
earth until rulers recognize the teach
ings of Christ and hearken to the apA
peal Of the pope, was the keynote of
an address here by Archbishop Edward
j. Hanna of San Francisco, before the
American Federation of Catholic So.
cieties
There can be no tranquility I'm the
ordering OF the world until men. moved
by Christ's spirit, put their trust not
in power, not in gold, not in the pos
session OF many things. but in God the
Father" declared Archbishop Hanna.
There will be no permanent abiding
concord OF princes and Of rulers until
the men who sway the destinies Of ma.
tions recognize the great moral sane.
tons of life. recognize that the human
being is more valuable than all earth's
possessions, recognize that mercy must
season justice, recognize the higher code
taught by Christ In accordance with
which men are ruled by moral force. rec.
ognize and listen, as the age OF faith
listened. to him who, in the ways OF
Providence, represents Christ upon
earth. and who by his very place in
the worlds economy is by divine APP
pointment mediator OF peace"
The archbishop urged personal sac.
rifice for the common veal and declared
the real test OF the church would come
at the end Of the war.
Archbishop lIanna's address follows
in part;
I'VE had hoped that the wave Of
blood might not reach our peaceful
shores but those who guide the desti.
nies OF our great nation have decreed
that in this struggle there is a question
Of human rights so appealing. so sacred.
so imperative that we may not stand
aside. our Catholic leaders have placed
themselves clearly on record, and with
no feeling either Of fear or Of hate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28

we shoulder to shoulder with our fellows
are today the mightiest factor in the
worlds great struggle.
After months of painful thought, we
have come to our task, but we come not
as men without hope We take our
place in the worlds struggle with
warmth of spirit because we feel that
if we are true to our great spiritual in.
heritance, true to the inheritance which
the past century rejected, we may bring
the world again TO a realization that
only in Christ and in His teaching can
there be victory for human rights, only
in Christ can victory bring enduring
peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
THIS MAN HAD TO
GIVE UP SEVERAL.
DIFFERENT JOBS
Tanlac Ends Rheumatism and He Has
Thrown His Clutches
Away.

II was so bad off with rheumatism
l didn't think l would ever be able to
get up from my bed" said Richard c.
Quisenberry, employed at Tension Bro
theirs Harness Factory. Dallas, Texas,
and living at 9l9 Second avenue.
Five years ago" he continued, when
my first attack of rheumatism struck
me l fell in my tracks and my friends
at the fair grounds where l was work
ing at the time, had to hitch up a
wagon and haul me home. l was down
in bed for two weeks from this attack
and had to give up my job. l couldn't
walk without crutches for seven weeks,
and after that l had to hobble around
on a walking stick for a long time.
All my nerves and muscles seemed to
be affected and at times my neck, shoul-
ders and the small Of my back simply
gave me fits. Sometimes my legs felt
like they would burst with pain and
several times l couldn't get about with.
out crutches. / had to give up three
or four jobs on account of my condi-
tion and | never can forget the terrible
suffering | had to undergo. | tried all
kinds of liniments and medicines and
after everything was done 1t seems
could be l was told | would just have
TO wear the trouble out. But II was
wearing me out in a hurry and | got
so bad off | had began TO think l would
never get up from my bed again
Il tried so may things that did me no
IL,
thing to help me, but my mother-in-law
kept begging me TO try Tanlac, and
more to please her than anything else
/ bought n bottle. Well, sir, / have
never seen or heard of anything like it,
l have only taken two bottles of Tan
lac so far but those two bottles have
done me more good than everything
else l ever took put together Those
torturing pains have disappeared from
my legs entirely and my neck. arms
shoulders and back are perfectly easy.
am now absolutely free from any sign
of rheumatism for the first time since
it started on me five years ago and l
have thrown my crutches and cane
away believe for good. l have more
life and energy than l have had in
long time. In short Tanlac just about
made a new man Of me and l can't
praise ii enough. l can do my work
without any trouble and my wonderful
recovery makes me want to tell every
body about Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore, by T. n.
Coleman. in Berwyn by Berwyn Drug
Co, in Wilson by Jno. Tidmore, in Writ
by Miller Drug Co, in Healdton by
Smith.McKnight Drug Co., in Tussy by
Jackson & Tussy and in Hoxbar by
j. h. Cox (AdvJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28

There is more ca,arrn IN this SEQ
ton Of the country than all other dis
eases put together and for years II
was supposed TO be incurable. Doctors
prescribed local remedies, and by con.
siantly failing 20 cure by local treat
rlent, pronounced II incurable. Catarrh
Is a local disease, greatly Influenced
by constitutional conditions. and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment.
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F. J. Cher"y & Co. Toledo, Ohio. Is
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