davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24

Factory output two hundred thousand daily.
Largest selling brand of Toe Cigars in the
world. Factory. Manchester. N. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24

WOULD EXCHANGE for residence a g.
room cottage in good renting locality; irics
81 10000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24
TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1917

at IL o'clock sharp, the following de
scribed stock and tools:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24

FOR SALE-Bay mare. yrs. old, gentle
and sound also harness, wagon, sleigh. robes,
etc. must be sold at once. as ! am leaving
town; +. c. Flanders. r. d. Barre. Peoples
'phnoe. l5stss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24

FOR sALE-Ford truck. fnt-elass shape:
Ford stripped for racing, 1911 model car "a
very fast and will be sold cheap for cash I:
j. b. Hooper. Hardwiek. VT lsitss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24

Charles Murray, formerly of Walling-
ford, was escorted to Rutland Friday
and made to register for the army Muir
ray says that on June he tried to reg
lister but was not given any assistance
by the board where he applied, and he
let the matter drop. Murray is under a
suspended sentence of two years for non.
support of mis- wife and two children and
only recently returned to his old home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11

Fire occurs when least expected, and,
within few moments, destroys the saw
ings of lifetime.
There is only one absolute protection
against fire-G0od Insurance.
What is Good Insurance? 1t is InSur-
ance in Companies OF known reliability,
zvritten correctly by competent agents.
Prices of ali clothing and household furniture have
increased from 20 to 400 per cent since 1915.
Have you increased your insurance in proportion? If
not, telephone US Immediately!
There is only time to insure---NOW.
dwellings,
p0rtionatey lou rates other
happen your store
refinery destroyed BY such explosion had explosion
also Boiler Plate
WOrkmens Compensation Insurance.
YOUR FIRE INSURANCE RATES TOO HIGH?
INSURANCE ENGINEER wH inspect wihot
The
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-19
eteleHaeinde-@ei6Iits.

Uran, irngs N~xffSoe, Jiitt urtet IN Dot.
rttsnQsE- aRtHe EonntoeeGfort lcln Ro'
dsH unb sriatrsu N SaxDdr6dt 6oftrnnu.
SAT Dtsdblra Rodh
Grdu, Y3t.tirs f,rft &tgry cis ao&tr ceer
esEssaieriR xi6 Ebetf gairt efruts. z.
etDd Grngt
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Observation-Disclosures an ben
2ateruenpfabl, emp fIeblt
eiH Bnnoesfsnatpr.

Die aebensmttteI 8ert5eueruno
fiibrte m 8unDesienat 81 etnsr rcQt
Ieb9aTteu SsbGtte, pobei EN- S<nator
empfq6l, bic 2ebeasmrtteli ipetulunten
on bic 9aternenpfoiten arr5utnupfen.
Die Debate brebte fi4 ourdngIi4 lin
bic boben preiie Der Sdmereien, stHg
aber boIO alH bic Dertbeuerung Der
2ebensmittel iiber, ipobei Die Spetus
lanteu i9leSt tDegtamen,
Der SetGt, iaste Senator Maaiams
Don Uliiiiiiip2i, ioQa often ertIGren,
bab tein Diangel an 2ebensurittelE i'm
2anbs berrE9t uno bic SeuatorN
Relon pou NulReiota uHb UapGums
Der bon ytoro 9atota pfli4teten ihr,
bsi. Den 2lngrifT auf Ois SpetdGntsn
letteten Die Senatpren Sbomas Don
Colombo unb Sorob Don SoobO.
Sboanas nannte iie bic na6reu Jsinoe
Der Rattpu unb ipraa bic 9OffHuns
aus, bdB Der Senat ii9 nidt ebsr Der.
tugsn peroe, aIs biz er Usabuabmen
gegen BAG llebeI ergrtfRn babe; bic
bette Sur fir berurti9e SpetuIuntsu
lei Der 2uternenpfoften. Gr rsi6te
eine gegeu SpetuIation IN JriitIietez
runqen gert9tsts @orlage sin, bic ben
graiibenten ermG9tigt. bur9 eine
4srotldniatiDn bidem 80rismlnmeIen
lpdbrenb Der 0auer bes &rieges Elm
Gnbe gu MAIDEN. Senator &ennnn
reibte cine 9Orlagc etn, bic Gefirqs
niBftrafs uuf bteie Dirt Spetulatirn
fesk- Gsnator 8iIIiams meinte, bas
feAierbufts @srtbeilung Der Qs6ensmii.
tel oiel 3u ben boben preif.n 6eitruos.
.WAt ge3ug uuf ben g}rets," Taqte
er, fir ben i9 meme aiihs In Wlif.
itTFtppi pertnuFs unb mas th in 8afbs
trgtpn fir BleiTh besable, tn .ttpos
fauf i'm Stante DGnemdrt."
Genotor Rsiion bon Tlinneiotd, Der
bic peiIimiitiidsr Rsbsa a5er bic as.
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Ser Bnr.antrat.s- SpYf.
2uitiees baDon aus unfeper Regis'
runas Bureaus. - llIuitanbsird'
merei. - Dis Buubes< r4<ann>
milton.
10 wafbiust0n. 16. RGi

~ ~ ~ u ~. A
Die DielIaItieen Deroffeutli4un9sH
iibe1 bic 8stbaiIsunseu uWerer Rssis,
rungs4Sureaus. bSp. bic &ritit Der
.3situngen, ,sisi DsOer DeHili4. Sab
oas dlte llebsl Der 8ur.antrats uno
bss !3opfss inlmsr nod sraiirt. Die
,3HitdnDe taben ii9 sbtn Hi9t ss6ns
bert Iett jenem 2age OOr eiuigsn sSah'
rem, ais Der bieiigs aprrdponber Der
sGrautfurter Seitlulg" fsiRem SIatte
folgsnbes Geuiaeton iibsrmittelie:
LIN 8ureautratismns unb 3ppf.
tbum 5u finbsn, bat Der Ameritaner
ni9t serube nDtbis, mad ben renttrdi.
tetsn Ulonar9ieu Der alien Welt-,
pie sr germ bic eiuopdif4en Stua;en
nennt, Su ssbsn Der 8upedutrut TT
audi bierSulanbe Dertreten, rpenn audi
Diellei6t nid|t IN bem Wtabs tpis orii,
ben. 8ornehmlt9 seoeibt er in ben
Regierungsbureaus in Wafbingtpn.
bort aber aud in elmer lleppisiei.. Die
bas gursatrateut1um Der alien Mslt
NIT gfeib erfiilen t6nnte. Wiart 5,pdin
bat in ieiner gef6r.tbuns Der .Gtrs
rumlocution Sffice" einen t5itIi5sn
SeIss binsu ssIisfsrt, nnb einiss mel.
!ert geiipieis Don Der nmftanbstrG.
meret Der omnthen .OisniittIIen' nnb
ben feftian,en mesen Der Beb5rben,
Sss seDSlnli9 iiusDepe ftns, NIGGA ia
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3n Derfanitn.

feiner gins, efuerabsr "a
Harn 1inis. xsL Desebnrn s2s7.@
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Ger bn m y, G Sana

Sm tIiibeuben @drteu bic @rsts fteht
Ter Rnienpirlb o,irH ibr GIouobaar
pebt,
Rino6um Iiegt Indyuner Sounesi,
ideiH
Die @rets Gber bliff fiuiier brtin.
Jgt a1ih su i&redlida nos trr geiterl,
Bie fOaate man iie ,un 10 juii6 per.
ttet'ili
4
stnb geaan I'M Gorteu Hs, q srcb ,pic
batf.
Des aatbars Sons eiItea @r,fb ibr
beiit,
gIaiiberte NIT ibr 70 Iber'u Smrr
lIlb tblt ibr redt ticf In be 1lmr
diiqIein id,mul.
G,n Cube ear furIo G EN- Iof'res
Spalier.
llztb gIeirb 6aralii ltario er i'm @arten
bel ibr-
lllta eY fir nod ,plIBts retr, ipos un0
iuie,
GIaes hiSte er aif bic 2ippea fie.
8ic uinifrob ibr INNS Ser, 6a fpirb,
Oa idaIt iie notiirli5 uda Yadoden.
art:
9sa @sfrid,ea iei bod fiiuDabr nidt
81 trmI'H,
lin6 er ioIIe Dos Iofre -Gtafet nm
Sai:r
glir oieoer beieitigen mif Der SteG',
llilo Uis EN- @icjeI enaAIpfte lie
idnea.
SeiiP fouunt iie BON irneefd6r .pieocr
gum 9Giin
Graut toiim ibren glugen. mos uuib iic
fhmiH2
Ger biInune $ans, man oente m,r an,
Sat, was RE gebeiBert. utrflib getban!
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Nnbprfihtin.

.aitbi, nun Tag. sinmaI. Die III
btnH mein Wlann bnbini.rsttommen,
bub On an Der abiir. sstOr9t bali2"
I'D. i'd bate cine 3ignrsti, I'M
Munoe, unb bn babe i'd In GeSon.ea
ben Dampf burG's S4llH.llo& &c.
bloieH."
1ebobtue 9 9pisrIsteti.
.enblid babe ib bi, plane FIR msin
HsusE 9dus fertis."
gu ibrer 3Hfrisbeubsitg"
Rein = astr Der gt9ii,tt iit gu.
frisbenasTtsIIt.@
Bun, unb Sbrs @oitin9@
~Gis aud. Sis beftimmt. bte glSs.
Fir bic S6rint. unb DlSb.l - unb
Der ar3itttt boui i,sl bas edus
.b'sum b.tuH.'
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Gtsr psuriss I'm srfssH e,ps grb brsl sis<
- - bslffsn SfeA N 7ts asnsI9. Ess'
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Su sermie.hea--8immer

rsstpstsn. as>--s sinyns, eIef. Fsssrs
s,Ie ssas.ns eflssEs ras San'fSrD,,sS;srssjSs' y
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gDilrbentrdoer oba,o.b,n. eint aunIt.

Wiirbentrdser absseeben. Gius Runit,
bibliotbst puroe gesriiHbet. Uiu.
ieumsfiibrunesn tpnroen beranfaItet,
Ieiber au6 umfaRsrsihs Reitaurotio.
neu porssnomHsn. Rsuen 8upa9s
bra6ten namsntlia Die SABRE 1900,
no mad ben SisseH Wlorsaus bic
/ &unitperte aus bem baperii9en&rpns
gut unb aus bem 8siise Der Rei9ss
I ituot giirnberg in paris sintrafen,
bGnu 1906 na9 Der Hteberperfuns
preubens, bas IN beIonbers bemiitbis
senber unO sebdiiiser Deiis beraubt
( ipuroe. gtod raoitaIer perfubr man
alIerbings in ben RsiibenSen BON
9ruunI9petg uno .6efeHiaHel. Wit
Der Qusbsuts aus oem 9elpeoere in
0ien uno aus Sponien mar pann
enolib bas geiamute Iaterial fir
has grobe internattpnuls Mhieum BEL.
einanbsr. Die @inpeihune tpurbe I'm
| Sabre 1910 nit triumpbirenben
Slanse gefeiert. Der 9lnorang bon
9eIu6eru aus alen 2Gnbern Gurps
pas mar i6On in ben friibereu Sabren
ein uugebeursr setpeIen, unb es pdre
eine Oerlodenoe Gufsdbs, bic Gtntpir'
tune bieier rieitgen Son3eutration bes
&unitgutes alIer 9Gnber an einem
Srts auF bic iiinItlerii9e grsiebung
bss bamuIigea @ei6lstts gu f8iIbsrn
@ine bebentIide ROue ipisIts, ipis
erf bur3 neuers GOri4unsen gang
aufgebedt purbe, bel allen bieien
&unitraubaiisen Soiepbins Beau,
barnais I9pn bpr tbrer @ermdblung
nit RapoIeon, namentlid ober oIs
Safisrin, Bel Der 6ronii9en @sIb'
tnappbeit, aus Der iie frog Der Trsis
eebisteit beg 9sua6Is ni6t berduss
IAN. 9ur9 lire 0ermittlung finb
bic 36 beIten Stiits Der alien aoFeler
9aIerie na5 CT. pstersburs eeIungt.
inoem elmer ibrer 8srtrauten fie aus
DeutidIaub iabI, Sciepbtne aber
mad i1rer S6eibuns iis iGutmtItd nit
nab Walmmfpn nabm unb bann I'm
6riibiubr 1914 I'm eineu fir bumaIiss
8egriffe uugebeuren Yreis ON ben
3aren QIeranoer pertaufte-
Rod Der erIten RieOeriperfune 1a'
poIeons ba6te nod ieiHsr Der GIfir'
ten an bic @ieeeraufI0iune bes ges
DaIttgften oqer Wuieen. GRbers nab
Datsrloo. SEPT purbsn ni4t einulal
bic Snitruttionen bes NJiener &On-
grefes Gbgepariet, I'm Die Gufthet'
lung gu beginner. gs tamen Die
ihDerFtsn Stunpen i'm 2eben Demons,
Der ii6 nit allen RttteIn Sur aDehr
iebte unb bem MIR cine Slporssetn"
quqrtirung bic SdtiFd gu ben Ses
beini6lDFeru bes gtuieums eHtrets
BEN tonnte. llncrmibliS iu4ts er au9
nadber nod gu retteu, mas 81 retttn !
mar. bur6 aauf ulb SGui4, uub
aud buY6 anbers ui&t eun5 Imlters
gstnsR NMithteu fam
bic GeIbuptb Der r6ufT6en Jiirfteu>
fnmilien Die Der suriitgeiebrten
GmisroHten enteesen, be beibe oorso'
gen, bas tbnsn tpieber sussfdlsus
IN qorts IOs5ui4Iagen- go
finben ii6 beute I'm 9ouprs fotpobI
nj, IN ben Dtuieeu Der prOpin5 nod
iabIret5e llsberbIsibieI ientr grobeu
3eit.
Cine foI1s 3ertrnIifotson bss eu'
.opGiI6en &1InitbeItbes, pis fis ber
9prtrag IN itrem Derben, Gem rnb
gergeben I9iloerts, eri6etHt aud bonn
@tmtbpuutte aus uIs en-
lnbing iehr brutaIer Dirt. 9enon
sIber bat, o5ne es Su .poaeR, fetnsr
59Spfling bos t1rtbeh ssfpro&sn, m
stnsm IesteR WuisumsrGpport bonn
5nosibes SaAres 1875.
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On permirtbea.
g.rIaHst- RaHmIid,.

parbteL gutter beutf6er, fnr bsd xoe'
Gsf9afsi Ibol eim etrabs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

the personnel Of the tax board would
be city men alone. and he made a plea
for his election on the ground that he
would prove n friend of the farmer on
the board. since he would represent the
rural districts.
Mr.. Pollard in hts retoiner deplored
personal illusions. He said that tho
liquor men were rallying to Davis sup
port. a bag sign in view of the ex-
pressed determination of the liquor
forces TO recapture Virginia
He likened Mr.. Davis to those whose
interests are those Of hidden wealth
which escapes taxation. Mr.. Davis pro-
tested that hts record would show that
he was "A farmer and invited his hear
ers to ask the people OF Loudoun about
him. Both candidates found fault with
one another's platform principles, but
the debate hardly reached the point
where the fur few
John r, Saunders. who was granted
fifteen minutes before the debate was
started made keynote assertion when
he said that rather than descend to
mudslingi1e he would withdraw. This
announcement greeted with vigorous
handcla piping showed the following
speakers the temper Of the audience
and If any political pyrotechnics were
planned they failed to materiaiize to
any marked degree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
POLLARD AND DAVIS IN
DEBATE At CHATHAM
Audience vigorously Appiauds Kindly
Mention of Name of E1lyrou by
One of the Speakers

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Danville. Va. July 1.-THE first de-
bate on the issues Of the state guber-
Material campaign was held at Chatham
this afternoon when John Garland
Pollard met Westmoreland Davis.
The debate was warm one and Al
Its close the impression among many
of the 500 who heard Il was that J.
Taylor Ellyson had scored. Kindly
mention Of his name by Mr.. Davis
brought forth applause hardly equalled
by the more pungent expressions OF
the dehators.
Mfr. Pollard opened with thirty min
utsx. Mr. Davis with thirtyf1ve minutes
following. In rebuttal. Pollard had
twenty minutes and Davis had Is, no
new matters being brought In on re-
buttal.
Mr. Pollard outlined his program.
Davis followed with his, Davis said
that he would approve the inclusion
OF the prohibition amendment TO the
constitution. II the assembly voted II
He said that he had been rrisrepre-
scented by Mr.. Pollard regarding hts
residence IN New York. asserting that
he severed his connection with the
city tn 1904
He maintained that the election Of
Pollard or Ellyson would mean that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
STOMACH FELT
BAD AND SHE
HAD No ENERGY
Many Foods Disagreed With Her.
Headaches, Kidney and BLADDER
Troubles Added TO Her
Misery.

81 was suffering from stomach
trouble. headaches and my kidneys
and bladder troubled me and my d.
gestion was poor all the time. Scarce
ly anything ate agreed with me and
meals would cause an accumulation
of gas 10 form on my stomach, giY-
Ing me a most disa greeabie discom-
fort. pains in the region OF kidneys
and made me feel stupid and dull all
the time Then found relief SO
quick I want to tell folks how l did
1t. feel better in many ways and
my whole system has been retuvenat-
ed l took this splendid medicine
called Tanlac. and know it to be a
remedy OF sterling worth and one
that will do Just what II IL advertis-
ed to do and possibly more" declared
Clarence Jones, 8 W. Twenty ninth
street, Richmond, Va.
Tanlac accom- plishes results In case
after case. The wisdom of giving It
a chance to bring itself to you Is
plain Get a bottle and take a dose
Just before each meal for week or
ten days You may need II longer.
but results in that time will show
you are on the right track. Agents
are listed below.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
SPEED SYSTEM
IF RHEUMATISM
IS VERY BAD
A Little Systematic Toning Up of Sys-
tom VIII Bring Splendid
Results.
MAN WHO SUFFERED
YEARS TELLS STORY

man or woman troubled with
rheumatism or sciatic, who will speed
up the action of stomach. bowels, kid E
ney and liver, will mighty soon see
results. The kidneys filter the blood
and when working properly will &C
complish this quickly. Then If you
are getting real tissue building nour-
lIshment from your blood, your blood
will soon become enriched. One lady
here in Richmond said with regard to
this:
II suffered from sciatic rheun< tism
and rheumatic pains over my entire
body for several years. My case was
such severe one | was in bed almos
half the time. Nearly every NOR
Ing after breakfast | would have to
go to bed for several hours. NV ap-
petite was poor and my health was
wretched.
Then 7 began noticing the Tanlac
advertising in the papers here and
I had taken little more than bot
tie when l noticed my pains were
nothing like so severe or frequent
Now after taking a little more than
three bottles am free OF pain fetl
good. eat hearty and am great deal
stronger. | recommend Tanlac be-
cause | owe my recovery to this great
remedy, Had II not been for Tanlac
I would at this moment be in bed full
of pains and misera bic. whereas ~,
up and doing my household duties. feel
good and am happy" declared this
enthusiastic and most grateful lady
Mrs. o. w. Davis, 407 y. Eleventh
street Richmond
The reader. by taking teaspoonful
| Of Tanlac Just before meals for a few
| days. will be helping nature speed
up and do It's work, and once you get
nature back to normal. you'll notice
how nicely the revived kidneys cleanse
and purify the blood. Your increas-
ed appetite. better digestion and i'm.
proved spirits will prove conclusive
: ly that by taking Tanlac you are or
| the road to health and happiness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
a cticaily al OF his life abroad an
4 not know this country.
Bean Marker Operations.

did not know this country.
Bean Market Operations.
Taking a magazine statement that
Hoover had again and again bought
beans and then thrown them on the
market in an attempt 10 lower prices
for the benefit OF the Belgian relief,
Reed said
III Joseph T. Letter had possessed
the backing Of Herbert c. Hoover. he
would have been successful beyond
words Hoover is one OF the men
who ran the price of beans UP. He
engaged in market gambling on a
scale never before attempted. l want
you who get black in the face
eulogizing Hoover and saying that
food gamble should endure the
thum hscrew. rack and gallows to tell
important and successful of all the
food gamblers in 1915
senator Lewis forced Reed to ad-
nit that Mr.. Hoover made no per-
sonal profit from the beans specula-
ton.
But II is no palliation." continued
Reed. ito rig the market against
+ lo4, 100000 people for the benefit OF
other countries. He ran up food
prices 10 American people even when
American money was used ITO finance
his fund. Never before did any man
stand with $3.50. 900, 900 to hurl time
and again into the market and then
break it."
Senator Reed was at one time a
prosecuting attorney and he used all
the arts of his voice and sarcasm in
handling the statement made in New
York by NJ l.. Roqua. whom hetermed
"Hoover's henchman." Hoover will
restrain his whiphand." repeated Reed
in deep voiced sarcasm and added
that he thought, ANY senator would
resent this cool impudence.
Where did he get this idea OF
power?55 cueried Reed in biting tone
Borneo where he soJourned with the
head hunters? Did he get 1t in China
when ha Hrove the COOLEST"
Belgian Wac conditions would not
qualify Recover to control American
war conditions" argued Reed. He
criticized rlcover beca Use the Cali
fornian HAD said lie was liberal"
in politics He laughed at Hoover's
food rules sor housewives.
but for Hoover's warning don't
eat fourth meal we would have
Eorged ourselves to death" said the
Missourian
Senator Pheian, of California. de-
Tended Hoover and said his specula-
ton in beans was for the benefit OF
humanity. Senator Gore. an oppon-
ent of the food control bill. said
Hoover had personally appeared at
the Capitol to plead for the measure
Senator Borah pointed out to Reed
that leaders had agreed upon a new
bill"
"Ah." sneered Reed. "but / am not
a leader" am never informed by
high sources what u going on"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Iheaters
LYRIC BILL NOT A
MIDSUMMER DREAM

Maybe because it's summertime
when ambition and energy are at
low ebb that the bill for the first half
or the week at the Lyric is rather
weak. Certainly. none of the acts can
be classed as headlners. comparing
them to what has been presented latS-
II at the local vaudeville house. A.
though the Pett!coat Minstrels of 1917
and Hazel Moran in her lariat-throw-
ing specially share about equal hon
ors, this does not offset the balance
or the bill, viewing it from a stand
point of entertainment that really en-
tertains
A black face monologist, name un-
known. and appearing in place OF
kremka Brothers. billed AS eccentric
and comedy acrobats, ooens with
large variety and assortment Of witty
jokes, a good many Of which have
been heard on numerous occasions.
Suffice to say that they were of low
standard, but which the male con-
tingent of the audience seemed to en-
JOY.
Gus Reed and Nella Wood appear
In a bit OF nonsense. song and piano
playing. Tho man has a Sairly good
bass voice. sometimes reaching the
higher notes with good effect. while
the other member of the duo rags
several melodies from gard opera
on the piano In good fashion.
One-half Of the disha nded Empire
City quartette. Harry Mayo and f1ar
r. Tailey, started out very well in an
extensive revue of popular songs, past
and present, but evidently their voices
account for the reason why the above
musical quartet no Ioure~ exists They
resort tc dialogue. futi Of nonsense,
and seemed to please the audience.
ANYWAY they are better comedians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
That Lost ''Something" Which
Causes Men andW Women oFai|
HAD HEADACHES
SEVERAL YEARS
Man at the jefferson Market SAyu
TanIac Is Wonderful Remedy
Food tho Most Important
Thing.
GOOD DIGESTION ESSENTIAL

"Out of food comes strength weak
ness" Is the text of the wonder.
full article in That Lost Something
Which Causes Men and Women IT,
FAIL at the top Of this page.
Isn't 1t all too true? From food
comes strength to renew. rebuild and
make strong the Invalid. to repleniSh
the blood, to steady the ragged nerven.'
Our very life depends upon food.
But so many experience tr0ubIo
from food, get weak and suf1er b.
cause Of food and the lack OF nourieh-
ment they ought, to get from food, put
1t cloggs, ferments and generates foul,
poisonous gases. 1t causes headache1r
intestinal troubles, pains In the pit q
stomach, congestion around the heart
and chest, shortness of breath, spots
to come before the eyes. 1t causes con-
stipation. liver troubles and clogs
and binders the internal machinerys
Food causes the whole system to falter
and fail How shall the sufferer over
come this trouble. A million voic0or
a million users of Tanlac cry out LOUD
above the roar OF the street cars, ana
their message is being carried eveNt-
where-"Tanlac, Tanlac.' Read what
this Richmond man says:
Il used to nave severe Spells q
headaches. I had this trouble Tor
years. They would last often more
than week | would feel like my
head was bursting and dizzy spells
struck me too. My appetite was poor
and some dishes l didn't dare eat b.
cause OF the trouble some foods gave
me, but nov. since taking Tanlac.
know what 1t has done for me and
| am trying to get everybody that
needs medicine to try it. I boost Tan.
lac whenever I can. 1t made me feel
bully. I hadn't taken but few dosee
before 1t began making new man out
of me. Now I feel well and good oil
the time and the results | got out
OF that small investment OF two bottles
were wonderful. After suffering all
those years. Sure l recommend Tan
lac. recommend 1t all the time" de-
clared l.. r. Warren. with the Jeher-
son market, here in Richmond.
Users win find Tanlac comes up 20
, their expectations, you may be sure.