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Evening journal., 1917-06-28
MOTOR CAR MAKERS
PREDICT SHORTAGE

WIN the purchase Of vast quantities
Of sheet steel, hickory, cotton duck,
heather and In fact all basic materials
for war purposes, manufacturers OF au-
tomobiles anticipate a grievous shortage
of cars within sixty TO ninety days.
Even now several factories have been
compelled TO cut down production ma
terially. owing to lack Of sufficient ma
terial, vet in reality purchases for war
purposes have hardly begun.
The Vehe Motors Corporation Of Mo
line. Illinois. has notified all dealers that
deliveries would be made as per sched-
ule and at present prices up TO the limit
of production and material on hand,
after which orders our deliveries would
be dependent entirely upon the condition
Of the material market at the time.
The Velie Six Is enjoying an 'mpre-
cedented demand, and as a consequence
Il has been found impossible 70 accumu-
late any reserve stock Of moment, but
immediate Velie buyers are assured OF
present prices as long as material on
hand holds out.
Evening journal., 1917-06-28
OLDSMOBILE MAKES
Remarkable RUN

A s30-mile run from Lansing. Mich.
TO New York City in thirty hours
driving time. with twenty-four and
three-quarter miles to every gallon OF
gasoline-that is the newest gas rec
ord set up by an Oldsmobile. News
OF this fact came 10 Harry r. Loose.
local dealer in Oldsmobiles.
Evening journal., 1917-06-28

II you have not enough work 70 keep
you working overtime, It is because you
don't advertise--Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-06-28

Get competent woman 70 help you
with the cleaning, and the way TO get
her is to ask for her services through
a little Want Ad.--Adv.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
A Numerous Family Reunion

At the home board there gathered
in this city last Sunday the sons and
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel NJ,
Nuzum. all of the ten members eX-
cept Mrs. Blanche Gosgrove of Har-
lowtown, Montana, who was unable
to be present at the family tree. At
the dinner table were seated father
and mother Nuzum, five sons and four
daughters, their grandchildren doing
the honors as servers.
The parents are natives of Ohio,
Mr. Nuzum IS years old. his wife 76.
They came to Wisconsin in 1861 and
we're married at Prairie du Chen in
1862. They appropriately celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
five years ago, when most of their
family was with them. The eldest
of their family is Geo. X, who is "a,
the youngest Ben, who is 30. There
has never been a death in the family.
The entire membership has not been
present at one time for 30 years.
They are well scattered as follows:
Geo. K Viroqua, Will +. and Ben,
Tomah: Mrs. Daisy Storer in Missouri;
Sumner c. at Livingston. Montana;
Frank on the old homestead farm in
Webster; Blanche Cosgrove, Harlow
town, Montana: Rebecca Milne, Mer-
rill:Stella Jones, Camp Douglass adge
Wilson, Aberdeen, South Dakota:
Not only their kindred, but all ac-
quaintances, wish this worthy couple
many returns of the glad day that
was theirs last Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
You Can See I hem at Our Fair

Rube Fosters American Giants of
Chicago, who are to play here during
the fair, are now playing at Pittsburg
against Cuban Giants. The Pittsburg
Dispatch describes the game as Won
derful game of baseball. Fielding is
sensational, fielding such as would de-
light the heart of most baseball bugs
was performed by these rival giants
as nonchalantly as though they were
engaged in the simple task of eating
bread and butter with sugar spread
all over said bread and butter. Lee
Roy Grant, first baseman for the Amer
lean Giants was wonder with a cap
ital w. He was several Doc Johnston 5
all rolled into one. Was better than
Hal Chase ever dared TO he and he
could have given Stuffy McInnis the
world over cards and spades and little
and big casino and then crept through
a winner. DeMoss. the second base
man for the American Giants, in fact
the whole blamed outfit, and this goes
for both outfits were slight of hand
performers with the old base ball.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
SAFE sPoRTsMEN MUST KNOW
New Wrinkles in Hunting Laws
Must Make Affidavit

There are number of changes in
the law and manner OF securing Ii
censes that must be observed. For
guidance of people County Clerk
Moore has prepared for the CENSOR
the following condensed facts:
The regular hunting license win
cost 81, as usual, but a special deer
hunting tag is provided which cost
10 cents extra. This tag may be Sc
cured at the same time as the license,
or later. The deer bunting season is
shortened to the last ten days in No
vember The hunter is allowed one
deer of either sex.
Licenses will be issued to no one
until they have actually reached the
age of Is years.
Licenses may be issued only TO full
citizens of the United States. Here
tofore man Who had declared his in
tention to become a citizen could Sc
cure license, but not now.
The county clerk is required to have
a duly verified application from every
man to whom he issues license.
This is very important as a fine of $500
is provided in case a person who Is
not a citizen swear that he is such in
order to secure 4 license. and a fine of
$50 is assessed to the county clerk If
he issues a license without the appli-
cation. Therefore you can't send in
your old license, this year, and expect
the clerk TO issue another in its place,
as it is strictly forbidden and would
make the clerk liable for $50 fine.
Blank applications will be furnished
all notaries and justices who apply
for them from the county clerks Of
fee and you will save time by having
your application made out right IN
the first place.
The hunting season opens in YER
non county as follows; Rabbits Sep
TENDER 7.squirrels October l5,raccoon
October 10, and muskrat October %
No open season for partridge and prai-
RE chicken until 1919.
SPECIAL TO NoTARIEs: The old APP
plications will not be accepted,as they
do not state whether the applicant is
a citizen or not. Secure new appli-
cation blanks before you start TO do
business
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
ROBERT MELLFM

4 shock, indeed, to the community
Of Retreat. was the sudden passing
away of Robert MelIem on the even
ing of August -, at StFrancis hospi-
tai Of Lacrosse, where he had under
gone an operation fer appendicitis
There were hopes for his recovery
but pneumonia set 10 II hours after
the operation and 10 his weak condi-
ton be failed fast and the end came
within two days. just time enough TO
call the nearest kindred to his bedside.
Mr. Mellem was born in Crawford
county, ~ years ago, his parents, Au-
gund and Mathia Meilem, and spent
his life in that neighborhood, living
an honest life and building home for
himself and family. He married So
phia Hillbo twenty-One years ago and
10 them nine children were born, eight
girls and one boy, all living Besides
the sOrrowing wife and children he
leaves an aged mother Of this city,
one brother Of Oklahoma and two sis
tiers. Mrs. Carrie Bolstad and Mrs.
Lena Hogan, both Of this community.
Funeral services were held from his
home on Friday last conducted by his
pastor, Rev. Ramberg and at South
west Prairie church where he was a
member.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
GIRLS LARGELY PREDoMINATE
Opening of County Training School
Boys at War or in Harvest

The eleventh year of the Vernon
County Teachers Training School
opened on Monday with full attend
ance. A considerable number were
unable TO enter because of lack of
loom. Altogether 90 are enrolled. OF
these Is are high school graduates, 20
others are Seniors this year. and the
remaining 25 ate Juniors in the two
year course. They are a fine lot of
young people, representing all parts
of the county, as the following list of
students, with residence, shows:
Christiana-Mary Crness.
Clinton - Olive Edwards, Dorothy
Kingslien.
Franklin-Ethel Cade, Ida Hanson,
Ruth Ernest, Alice Simouson, Chrys-
tine Dragne, Ellen Anderson. Rose
Leahy, Inga Kingslien, Title Thomp-
son
Freeman-Irene Anderson.
Genoa Ethel West. Vesta West.
Greenwood-AlmaB Bruce, Elsie Ku-
chera.
Harmony-Katie Harder
jefferson Lloyd Allen. Hazel Tryg-
gestad, Thelma Tryggestad
kickapoo-Barbsra Monson, Helen
Smith, Crystol Guist, Gladys Fortney,
Tracy Anderson.
Liberty-Isa Smith, Lulu Cox, Ethel
Shell, Beatrice Cox, Carroll Groves.
Stark Anna Haugh, Marie Haugh,
Lydia Riddle.
Sterling Waldo Weber, Luella Knu-
tson.
Union = Iva Brown, Martha Matthes.
Viroqua Town-Edna Atkins, Agnes
Wiganowsky, Georgia Silbaugh, Ruby
Silbaugh, Garnet Silbaugh, Olga Han
son, Blanche Sonnenberg, Ellen Kjos,
Ellen Moore.
ebster-Ada Appleman, Nina APP
pleman. Jessie Turner.
Wheatland-Merle NORMAN.
Whitestown'- Delma Dolan, Carol
Smith.
City of Viroqua - Mildred Henry,
Myrtia Straight, Gene Weber, Olga
Nottestad.
Coon Valley Marie Kerksieck.
Westby-Lillian Nuttestad
The Institutional forces differs from
past only that Miss Helen Bonner sue
ceeds Miss Weimar as instructor in
music. Prof Smith, principal, has
been with the school during its entire
life. Misses Dinsdale and O'Connor
return as assistants.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
THEY'RE SLASHING THE WEED
Tobacco Harvest Has Commenced
in a Small Way

The seasons cutting and housing of
1917 tobacco commenced in a limited
way the latter part of the week and
now a number of farmers are at it.
Only the unusually advanced fields
have been touched--and what now APP
pears to be the best crops. There
will be much of temptation TO gather
while the weed is green aud not fully
matured, because of fear of frost.
Growth has been good the past v-eeE
and fields are noticeably recovering
from the small and stunted conditions.
1t will be fully two weeks before the
heavy work o shedding arrives.
then scarcity of help is liable to be a
severe handicap. 1t is bruited about
that extravagaut labor charges viii
be asked,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
To Whom il Nav Concern

If the individual who writes the
district attorney anonymous letters
will call on him personally and give
him any substantial facts concerning
illegal sale of intoxicating liquors in
Vernon county, the district attorney
will keep the individuals name a sec
ret, ana swear to the complaint him
self on information and belief, and
prosecute the offender.
Now please come up or stop writing
anonymous letters
G. J. SMITH. District Attorney.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
WHEN THE BOYS WILL BE CALLED

1t is now officially given from Washington that
per of the countys quota will be taken from here
September 5h 40 per September 18TH 40 per cent
on September 10Th per October 3rd and the bal
ance later 1t will be appreciated therefore that send
only eight or nine men next week 1t is being arranged for
an entertainment be given in their honor at the Star The
atre on the evening before departure September 4h when
pictures appropriate the and other program will be
presented All details have not been worked out but it will
be a fitting occasion-o be joined in by people generally
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Yes. At Inc Farmers' Store

All the pure cane sugar you want
at | pounds for 3LO0.
Beautiful new waists, s. vale Sl.48.
Electric house dresses. the new in
ventious, never sold here before, price
very reasonably.
Mems work shoes, few days longer,
at last years prices.
SrRENSON &. DAHL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Revival CLOSES Next Sunday

Sunday night last service. A second
concert was given Monday night 10 d
packed house Next Monday night a
reception viii be held for new memb-
ers who have come into the church
during the meetings. 1t will be fol-
lowed by farewell service for the
Schenk party. The evangelistic cam
paign has been a decided success in
every way The church has been ben
Gifted greatly and the prospects for
future work better than they have
been for many a day
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Fair Exhibitors Attention

Ycu should have some kind Of cloth
sign to explain the nature OF your ex-
hibit Mention the particular breed
OF. stock you are showing, their age,
weight. record, etc | am equipped
to MAKE you clean-cut attractive
sign on short notice. | ship them
parcel post anywhere prepaid. Size
from 20 TO SO inches wide, any length,
at Coo per yard, on specially prepared
sign cloth. Order now.
HERBERT BARTLETT
Northern Wisconsin's Leading Sign
Painter, Rice Lake, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
A Rallv for the Old TweIfth

Hosea " Rood has sent out an
nouncements of reunion of the old
Twelfth Regiment TO be held at Reeds
burg, "Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER > and D. Several of the veter-
ans Of the Civil war in this locality
were members of the Twelfth. Every
comrade who cannot attend the meet
ing should send letter of greeting so
that the others may know how they
are getting along on their long march.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

A light, or whit frost appeared in
some low spots last Thursday morning.
not sufficient, however. to bring blight
to vegetation. The days are now cool
and nights cooler, portending early
and severe frOsts. That would bring
iucalculable damage TO corn and to-
hacco and garden vegetables.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Lightens Labor and is Economical

CHAs. S. SLACK & Co., Niroqua.
Gentlemen; The hay unlosder that
bought of you does all you claim, and
then some. | got through haying 81
loads p {. did not have one minute of
bother with the unloader. After see
ing what it would do, gladly recon-
mend it TO others, and to buy one viii
be no mistake. Very truly,
PETER WALDON, RocktoH, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Attends Great Gatherinp

Miss Neprud, county superintend-
ent, is at Minneapolis in attendance
upon a national conference on rural
education. FROM every state, county
and city interested delegations are
present. Every county superintend-
emit in the United States is especially
expected to attend. Wisconsin state
educational department is scheduled
for a leading part 10 the weeks pro-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Special Bargains at the City Grocery

Best grade Alberta peaches, per
crate. %
Pure cane sugar.ll pounds for. 49,. 100
Best grade pc cofTee,4 lbs for. 80
Full size package White Seal corn
gakes. 3 for.e................. .25
JOHNSON q NIGDAHL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
HONG Articles for Sale

Remainder Of The household goods
Of Mrs.. +. ". Rogers, consisting OF
sideboard. china closets, silverware,
etc. The house is 70 rent October /.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Give Your Orders for Peaches

For VOC who have been waiting for
those delicious liberia peaches. A
carload will be here in few days, TO
be sold at the lowest prices of the
season. Place your orders now.
At ROMANS GROCERY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Last Opportunity

II you have not heard the
Schenk Evangelistic party, this
week will be your last chance
during the present revival.
Meeting will close next Sunday
night. Great crowds every night
Fine music. You cannot afford
to miss it. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Prominent Man Tsken suddenIy

At his home in the town Of Stark,
MONDAY morning, Mr.. A. T. Jordan
was stricken by heart failure
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
County Sunday school Convention

Vernon County Association will hold
anDuai convention 10 EiroQua Septem-
Der II and II. Program next week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

Harry johnson
James Brockley
Lewis Axlep
Chester Stoia
WHITESTOWN
Alfred Erickson
Fred M. Myers 1924
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
KEY TO THE LIST

The Censor prints below names of the two hundred who
called, together with the disposition made in each
The designations made as follows:
Figure % that exemption is asked because of de-
pendent relatives wives children fathers mothers
(0) Rejected because of physical disabilities.
(2 Examined elsewhere.
60 Unable to did not appear.
GU. s. Now in some branch of military service.
Those having designation except their original regis
aton number those who passed the physical and
asked no exemption.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
RESULT OF THIRD DRAFT
Five Per Cent of County's Quota
Leaves for Training Camp
Next Wednesday

Yesterdays work with the hundred young men who
were examined on third call by the County Board of Ex
empton the local physicians and clerks who assisted was
certainly quick piece of medical and clerical effort the
animation being concluded after two O'Clock in the af
ternoon that all able home before night
Most of those who examined by automobile rep
resentng every nook and corner of Vernon county.
AS did the former calls did this one bring to the
county splendid company of husky gentlemen all of
them seemingly being mbued with the thought that
country demands must be met.
Tuesdays examination revealed this situation:
SUMMARY
Reflections because of physical defects so
Passed, but ask exemption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Passed, and ask no exemption -------------- SO
Unable to appear absent IA
Total ---------- 200
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
CUENTO DEL OLA.
Nienr de IL >rplima planu.

a les niHoe. CUE lueco Sc asustan 0 Sc
exaltan con esas ~paparruchas. MejoI
les vendrian hoy golosinas que leyen-
das.
Il abuelo.-Tambitn son golosinas
las ~leyendas, hlja mia. la pOesia cue
hay en- elias encicrra una dulzura mas
gustosa que los a~lmibares mas deiica-
dos.
Purita.-,Qut d~isparate, Con los
ricos cue son los almibares...
Adriana.-Dc todos modos, "a sabe
4ssad, papi, que nc quiero que los nj
nos aprenGan cs2s fabulas, hijas de
re-eEros enfernos.
F. abuelo-No; de "a inspiration
dc grandcS poetas.
Adriana -Es 10 mismo. Con tales
fantasies Yuedc cxtravi2rse 81 lmagl
;ariGn. : 10 ~conviene. Es Ia reaiidad.
u viua. II que debe ensenarlos. NADIA
IL Suencs.
e. abuelo.-La realidad SEGA. du-
"a, fra Y punZ2rte. .DemaSiado
pronto reconocerdn Il espinas. 3Por
que no ocultarlas cuanto Sc pucda
con las rosas De II Illusion? AGcm%S.
iqut cs In vida sino an sueho? So
Iamos todos. deSde e mas vulgar d
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
N'irnr dc Ia SiptIma plana).

diato conta2to con e. Parlamento y
con el rey Sc tiene por conducto del
Primer Ministro, jefe de dicha agru-
paci6n. Mr.. Asquith Sc habia mostra-
DO ccsuelto 4 cclebrar consultas y re-
suelto 4 soStener a TODD trance Ia ar-
monia, mientras Que Mr.. Lloyd Geor-
be Sc declare desde IN principle par
tidario de una politica dc prOntitud Y
de cnergia.
Rccucrdase tambien que Mr.. Lloyd
George. como jrfe del Departamento
de Ii Guerra, habia tropezado con
tan "rande obstruction Y demOras,
cue lego Z verse ohligado 4 proponer
que Ii guerra fucra dirigiGa pOr IN
rcqucno conScjo, dcntr0 del mismo
Gabinete, IT. egrado por miembros de
este, pcro sin lepcnder por ESQ de las
rcsolucioncs del Ministerio. Al pr
rccer, segun indic2 el journal Of
Commerce.. Mr.. Lloyd George drsna-
ba que Sc le c~olocara al frente de csc
pequeno Console Y que el Primer Mi
niStrO quedara exclude del mismo.
Cuando Nh. Asquith Sc resisti0 :
csas pfetensiones, que juZ&0 eXagc-
radas. 81 Nlinistro de Ia Guerra pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23

DO suplantado por alemenlos mas jo-
venes, Y de los que muchO Sc cspera,
relegandose al viejo general a IN pa
pei que, aunque honroso, es muy Sc
cundario, 81 Sc le compare con Ell
que ACADIA de dejar.
FL mismo 6rgano de Nueva York
indica que Sc tienen motives fundG-
dos para Greer que Lloyd George es
partidsEio de una acciGn ras efectiva
V vigorosa en- ell teatro oriental de .
guerra, donde los paises de Ia allan
"a teut0nica estan conQuia ando din
q dia nuevos territories, prec,S2mcn-
te en- una region sohre Ia que Siempre
Sc han ce:nido las ambiciones del En-
perador alcmIn.
ES mas: Sc aseguTa que Al2manla
"puede permitirse a~bandonar para
siempre todaS sus colonies. 81 solo
Sc lie permite n expansion en- cl GER
cane Oriente, interponiendosc en- c!
camiEc de INgiaterra 4 ia India
V en- el de Russia q los Dardanc!o5 :
al mar Mediterranean.
La connection que ha logrado " MT.
Lloyd George al frente de los nego-
clos. hara, segln 81 "Chronicle Telc-
graph. de Pittsburgh, que IL naclon
ingicsa cobre animos, en- un momento
que dista mucho de ser de To- mas
bri!lar .es de 81 ASTORIA.
Otro p~eri0dico, que Sc declar2- I'D
mirador de Lloyd George, The Ea-
BILE, dc Brooklyn, hacc IN parang0n
sohre 81 lugar que Gcupa actualmcnte
EN- Ia opinion publica Y cl que ocupa-
ba hace seis amos, cuando ~empeZaba
4 poner en- prActica sus re~voiuciona-
rias teorias fiscales, Y cuando estaDa
reduciendo paulatinamerte Z Ia Ca
mara de los Lores, al simple pape!
de On club i~nofensivo de debates.
Enronces, segun el diario de Brook
Ign, ningun hombre en- 1nglaterra era
atacado con igual encono, y el sentl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
LAS VICTORIAAS De Ia DIPL0dACIA ALEEMANA

miento publico Sc sintetiZaba en- Ia
anecdo.a del hcrCc que Sc arroi6 n
Tamesis, cerca del edificio del Par
lamento, para salvar 4 III hombre que
Sc ahogaba.
Segun la version popular, csc Va
liente declare = Ia multitud que 10 4
plaudia, que aquello no tenia impor-
~tancia, anadiendo:
"Le OF gritar pidiendo auxilio, me
lance en- su seguimiento, lie encontre
flotando boca abajo, lie volvi para O.
cerciorarme de que no era Lloyd
George, Y e%ntonces, Y solo entonceS,
le saqut sin novedad 4 la orilla".
"a Ia c0rrido aqua del Tameais
najo los puentes de Londres desde q
q~ucllos dias, Y no e n importantc
que Ia cantidad de galones de aqua
que frente al ParlamentO han paSad2,
- . caubiV cue Sc nota en- Ia Oplnl"a
de Ia inmenra mayoria del pueblo in
giles, respccto del que ahora cS titi-
latlo G! salvador de la Patria', qu!cn
So ha sabido roGear de p:omiTcnt"s
pCliticos. sin distinction de partldos.
que tai veZ le hagan sal;r avantc on
II dif;cil cMprcsa que gu&tcso lie 4
bandonG 81 competence NJ. AsGuit;r,
tai veZ cor Ia esperanto de cue 81
successor, con rodaS sus ideas nuevls
Y cor todas las doctrinas sobre Ia ma
nera de conducir Z bUcn termino n
guerra, no logre mcjor GXitG que cl
obtcnido por el viejo politico. co.
cido en- las luchas parlamentariaS Y
en- Ia direction de los negocios.
Seria esa una pobre satisfaction
de amor propio para Mr.. Asquith,
quien no vacil6 en- vaticinar cl fra
case de 81 successor, tanto mas ruIGoso
cuanto mas radicales y atrevidas sean
las disposiciones que adopte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
Tn vecino de LongvieW,
Texas, dice que shora
puede trabajar tan
to como cualquier
otra persona
EScribe I Ia COmpahia del TanlaI
para iuformar que eStd lu-
meRt.ndo cinco ijbraS
D SemaRa
SCFRIO TOR ESPACIO DE %
AMOS

Una de las mejores prde5as de n
creciente p~opularidac del toniro Tan
lac Y &c !os a>ombroSos fesultadoS
que Sc obtie..en cor 81 use, e g! iran
r&3neIc Dc cartas Que 4 di2G2o So re-
ciben. de homb-es : mujeres perfec-
;amcatc bien conoc:dos IN todo c!
Sur &c les EStados Unidos.
Puede declrse cue no paSa I'm So
10 dia SIN que sc rcciban cartas de
in~contab!e numero de personals agra
decidas por los benficios obtenidos
cc.l 81 t6nioo Tanlac, Y en- verdad
q;ic u testimonies son djgncs de to-
Irs,rSe en- consideration. Ertre las
G!linas cartas rccibidas "<ta Ia 81
eulente. de William Breed, de Long
view. Texas, cue Il publicamos tai
como e$ta escrlta, palaora por pala-
bra: