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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
UzDARYTAS SVEICARI.
JOS RUBEzIUS.

Zurich, bal. 80. - Sveica-
rijos-Vokietijos rubezius
Vokietijos vyriausybes isa-
kymu uzdarytas neapribuo-
tam laikui. Nebegioja nei
traukiniai. Sulaikyta ir kra-
sos siuntinejimas. Pradejus
praeitu treciadieniu neatei-
ma nei laikraSciai is VOkie-
tijos. Tas reiskia, kad VO-
kietijOje ivykes kariuome-
mes perkilnOjimas is vienll
kares sonu i kitus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
PRAVESTAS PRIVER-
STINAS KAREIVIA-
VIMAS.
Dabar vyriausybe tegales
pasirinkti kareiviu
kick reikia.
Washington, bal. 80.

Washington, bal. 80. -
Praeita SeStadicni kaip Sc
natas, taip zemesnysis kOn-
gresO atstOvu butas didzill-
ma balsu pravede biliu pa
vadinta selective cOnscrip-
ton" Sulyg Sito biIiaus Sa-
lies vyriausybe pasirinks
sau kick reikia tinkamu ka-
reiviu is tarpO jaunimO. Bi-
lius pasiustas prezidentui
patvirtinti.
Zemesnysis butas nubal-
savO, kad gall butt imami
kareiviauti visi pilieGiai nuO
81 ligi 40 metu amziaus, o
senatas pazymejo nuo 81 Ii
gi 81 metu amziaus. TuO
tarpu generals Stabas buvO
nOrejes INIT kareiviauti w
rus pradedant 10 m. IT, bai-
giant % m. amziaus. Sena-
tas su zemesniuoju butu to-
del lures susitaikinti kas
link kareiviu amziaus.
Be kitko prie to biliaus
prideta priedai, kad tas BIZ
lius lures gale tik kares me-
tn. kad paprastiems karei-
viams kares metu bus mo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30

gall pasibaigti visas reika-
las. Apie toki keista majo-
TO pasielgima pranesta Suv.
Valstiju apskricio prokuro-
rui. Sitas apie tai pranese
WashingtOno vyriausybei.
Ar tik jis nebus patrauktas
atsakomyben uz prisilaiky-
ma vokieciu puses, uz sim
pazitavima Sios Sales prize
Sininkams. TOks simpatiza-
vimas reiSkia Sales iSdavy-
ste.
Galimas daiktas, kad
Thompson gall netekti mic
sto majOro vietos.
Gen. Joffre, sakoma, Chi
cagOn atkeliauslas geguzes
6 diena.
GenerOlO JOffre atvaziavi-
mui pasirode esq priesingi il
socialistai aldelmanai, ku-
riu ChicagOs miesto tarybo-
je yra trls.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
DAUGELIS VOKIECIU
KARIUOMENES PRIZES
RUSIJA.
Isviso, sake, esama apie 155
diviziju pestininku ir
raitarijos.

Petrogradas, bal. 80. -
RusijOs kares ministerijOs
Organas ''Russkii Invalid''
raSo, kad rusu Some priest
ninkai - vOkieciai ir aus
trai = turi 15O-155 divizijas
pestininku ir raitarijos (vO-
kiskoji kariuomenes divizi-
ia skaitO $1,000 kareiviu).
Is tu visu diviziju yra apie
80 vokieciu, SO austru IL 10
bulgaru ir turku.
Bavarijos princas LeopOl-
das Waldo II armiju. SitOs
armijos padalintos i iris
svarbesniasias kuOpas arba
skyrius, kuriu kOmendan-
taiS yra generOlai ElchOrn,
Linsingen ir BOehm-ErmOll
(pastarasis austras).
Dvi treGdali visO rusu ka-
res Sono uzima 1O5 divizijOs.
BE to ercgercogas Juozas
BukovinOje turi I5 diviziju,
o gen. Mackensen Rumuni-
jojc 80 divizijas.
"Russkii Invalid" pazy-
mi, kad vOkieciai kuOne tick
kariuOmeneS turi ir vakari-
niam kares Some, nors tasai
iris kartus yra trumpesnis.
Tas reiSkia, kad vokieciai
/ anglus ir prancuzus dau-
giau dOmOs atkreipia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
PAGERBE WASHING
TONO PALAIKUS.

Washington, bal. 80. =
Talkininku atstovai, kurie
atkeliavO kares kOnferenci-
jon, vakar nukakO j Mount
Vernon ir tenai pagerbe bu-
vusiO siOs Sales pirmojo
prezidentO Jurgio Wash
ingtOnO palaikus.
Tai pirmas Suv. Valstijo-
je atsitikimas, kad Anglia
oficialiai pagerbe ta vyra,
kurs Siai Saliai iskovOjO lai-
sve kariaudamas prizes ta
pacia Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
kongresas prav0de priverstina
kareiviavima
Pagerbe Washingtono palaikus

kama $50 algOs menesiui
uzuot $15.
lgaliOta prezidentas pra-
vesti kariuomeneje priver-
stina blaivybe.
Kiekviena valsti.ja sulyg
savo gyventoju proporcijOs
lures pristatyti vyriausybei
reikalaujama skaitliu ka-
riuomenes. Taipgi pazyme-
ta, kad milicijon negales ISL
raSyti nesukake 81 metu
amMaus jaunuOliai be savo
t6vu leidimO.
Biliuje buvo pazymeta,
kad init kariuOmenen ir
tuOs nepiliecius, kurie sioj
salyj isgyvene suvirs 5 me-
tus. Teciaus Sitas summary
mas atmestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
DIDELIS TRUKSMAS
CHICAGOJE.

Didelis trukSmas Chica-
goje pakilo del miesto majo-
TO ThOmpsOno stebetino pa
sielgimO.
KuOmet j Suv. Valstijas
Iatkeliavo prancuzu didvyris
gen. Joffre, zymiausieji Chi
Cages pilieciai sumane mi
meta generOla pakviesti Sin
Imiestan il svetingai, SUI di-
dziausia pagarba il priimti.
Jie todel kreipesi ! majora
Thompsona, kad Sis pasiustu
generolui Joffre oficiali pa
kvietima.
Teciaus majoras ThOmp-
son atsisake tai padaryti.
Jis praneSe, kad tue reikalu
turis pirmiaus kreipties /
miesto advokata ir pasi-
klausti jo patarimO.
MiestO advOkatas veikiai
paskelbe, kad majOras turis
teise kviesti miestan pran-
cuzu didvyri.
Thompson tuOmi nepasi-
ganedinO. PasirOde, kad jis
asmeniskai priesingas pa
kviesti generOla, todel les
kojo pliezasciu, kaip pasek-
mingiau nuO to issisukti.
Galu gale jis pasake, kad
Chicago esas kuone vOkiS-
kas miestas, tOdel gencrOlO
pakvietimas labai nepatiktu
vietOs vOkieciams. Girdi,
Chicago yra Sestas didziau-
sias pasaulyj vokiSkas mie-
stas. Nesmagu todel butQ
majOrui kviesti prancuzQ
generola.
! Kuomet jis taip pasak6,
praeita Sestadieni miestO ta-
ryba atlaike speciali posedi
ir nusprende be majOrO pa
kviesti generola Joffrc
jChicago. Podraug pasmerk-
ta toks nelOjalis Siai Salial
majoro pasistatymas. Pa
sipsta generolui pakvieti-
mas per Prancuzijos amba-
sada. Atejo atsakymas, kad
gen. pasizadejes atkeliauti
Chicagon.
Tuo tarpu su paciu majo-
ri Thompson nezinia kaip
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30

zesn6se duonkepyklose. Bet
vargiai jie suspes reikalau-
jamos duOnOs kiekybe paga-
mint.
Duonkepiai reikalauja
$28 savaitei. Pirmiau jiems
buvO mOkama $26. Be to jie
reikalauja 8 val. darbo die
noje tOse duonkepyklose,
kur prie duonos pagamini-
mo panaudojamos masinos,
IL 9 val. dienoje, kur visas
duOnOs kepimO darbas yra
atliekamas rankOmis.
Galimas daiktas, kad 81
tan streikan isimaisys fede-
rale vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
RYTOJ IVYKS GENERA
LIS vISQ DARBININKV
STREIKAS AUSTRIJOJ.
Laukiamos dideles demon
stnacijos Vokietijoj.
Copenhagen, bal. 80.

Copenhagen, bal. 80. =
Geguzes 1 diena, t. y. ry-
toj, visoj Austrijoj zada SUI
streikuoti lig vienO visi dar-
bininkai. Visoj salyj visoks
darbas bus pertrauktas ta
diena. Tai bus generate dar-
bininku demOnstracija, rel
kalaujanti, kad vyriausybe
kuOveikiau imtu taikinties
su savo prieSininkais ir pa
baigtu ta pragaiStingaja
kare.
TIA pacia diena ir Vokieti-
joj zada ivykti dideles dar-
bininku demOnstracijos.
Daugelis darbininku strei-
kuoja. Rytoj zada visi dar-
bininkai prisijungti prize
streikininku.
Yra ziniV, kad tos ruosia-
mos VokietijOje demon
stracijos labai lengvai gall
,oavirSfi 1iauSaniS jr DaUa-
Iiaus revoliucija. Yra ziniu
kad vyriausybe i tas darbi-
ninku demonstracijas labai
astral atsines. Gi kuomet
taip padafys, tai galima Wis
kO laukti nuO iSalkusiuJU
darbininku miniu.
Geguzes 1 diena gall Vo-
kietijoje ivykinti dideles
perverSmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
AMERIKONAI UzTARIA
AIRIJA.

Washington, bal. 30. -
-Apie 200 Suv. Valstiju kon-
greso nariu pasirase po rel
kalavimu, kad Anglia Airi-
jai duotu savyvalda, ir kad
tai padarytu tuojaus. Tasai
reikalavimas pasiustas An
glijos vyriausybei.
Kas kita yra su Lietuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
NUSKANDINTA 100000
TONU LAIVU.

Amsterdam, bal. 80. =
Vokietijos vyriausybe pas
kelbe, kad nardancios laives
nuO pradzios blokadOs ligi
SiO laikO nuskandinusiOs
laivu 100000 tOnu intilpi-
mo. Is sito skaitliaus esq mi
lijonas tOnu Anglijos laivu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
PASIRUOsTA GINTI RU.
sIJOS SOsTINE.
Petrogradas, bal. 80.

Petrogradas, bal. 80. -
Rusijos teisdarystes minis
teris Kerenski paskelbe,
kad yra pabaigta visoks pa
siruosimas ginti sostine nuo
vokieciu uzpuOlimo.
Kerenski vos tik sugrizO
is Pabaltijos, kur vazinejo
kares laivyno pagaminimo
reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
TARNOVSKI ISKELIAU-
ia NAMO.

Washington, bal. 80. =
Naujas nepatvirtintas Au-
strijos ambasadOrius Suv.
Valstijose, grafas Tanov-
ski, SUI savo Stabu ir visais
Aust1ijos konsuliais Suv.
Valstijas apleis geguzes 4 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
IS LIETUvIQ TREMTI.
NIQ GYvENIMO RU-
SIJOJE.

O~A~A ~>S 'sSS' ouNQhO ,Ittlt
pusantru metu musu istai-
goms, ypac vaiku prieglau-
doms, kuriu cia dvi: mieste
ir uzmiestyje, puikioje vie
toje, kur vasara bemaz pu-
sc CharkOvO miestO gwen
toju parsikelia pakvepuoti
grynu vasaros Oru. Isteige-
jai plieglaudos ta patti ma
ne, kad vaikai silpnesnieji
ar tai vasaros lake ar zie-
ma, galetu sveikesniame ore
geriaus augti ir sveikatele
savO uzlaikyti, idant sulau-
kus ramybes galetu grizti
tevynen. Vaiku ArtemOvkos
prieglaudOje terra vos tik 33,
vedeja SUI teisemis mokyto-
jos, kuri del stokos buto,
prieglaudoje mokina vaikus
1'asyti ir skaityti. Siusdavo
tenai vaikus mazesnius ir at
|si&ymejusius silpnesne svei-
kata. Po visu Sventu pri-
6mem viena serganti vaikiu-
ka, antra giedOri, bet jam
neilgai tetekO pagyventi.
SausiO II d. nuo dziovOs pa
simire. Skaitytojai gal nusi-
stebes delko apie ta kudike-
Il raSo laikrasciai. Stai ka
ant laidotuviu pats tevas
apie savo sum- .kalbejo, ir
iSpradziOs pyko ant vedejos
ir visu, kad jo vaikas prize
glaudOje pasimire.
Sake, nuejau atiduoti j
lenku arba i rusu prieglau-
da - bet SUI aSaromis pra-
ses, kad tik ten neatiduO-
Iciau, geriaus, esq, numirsiu,
negu eisiu ! svetimtauciu
prieglaudas. Paskiaus pa
talpino j i lenku mokykla,
- bet IT. cia vos diena iSbu-
yes pradejo prasyties i lie
tuviu mOkykla ir prieglau-
da. KuOmet paklause tevO,
o kur dukte mOkOs? - At
sake: Lenku mokykloje. -
Ar is proto isejai. Delko ne
leidi i ietuviu mokykla?
Tevas atidroze - lietuvis-
kai biski skaito, o juk be
lcnkiSkos kalbos toll nenu-
cjsi! - Stai paveikslelis at
silikimo musu tautieciu, ku-
lie dar neprasnudo ir neat
sibunda is senOves iStauteji-
mo miegO. Garbe mazam
Antanukui, kurs taip verze-
81 varu butt geru lietuviu.
Liko palaidotas ant gudu
kapiniu-ir tegul buna jam
lengva zemele, o NUNS te-
gul jO paveikslas rodo kelia
i sviesesne ateiti, kad susi-
prastumem ir butumem ge-
'resniais lietuviais.
! p. Pranas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30
INDIA DAVE SO MILL
JONU DOLERIU.

Londonas, bal. 80. - Is
Simla gauta zinia, kad An
glijos Indijoj surinkta so
milijonu doleriu kares pa
skolos Anglijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-30

Amsterdam, bal. 80. -
Aust1ijos vyriausybe isleido
paredyma, kad j 4 savaites
laikO visi amerikonai aplei-
stu Austrija- -Vengrija.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
RUSSIANS REJECT
SEPARATE PEACE

Petrograd, May 20.-The provisional
government has declared that it is
united in the rejection of a separate
peace, and that 1t adopts as its aim
the re-establishment of general
peace will not tend either to domina-
tion over other nations or to the seiz-
Ure of their national possessions-a
peace without annexations or indemni-
ties.
The government expresses its con-
viction that the Russian army will not
suffer the Germans to destroy Russia's
western allies.
Minister of War Karensky has is
sued the following order of the day to
the army:
THE country is in danger. Each
one must do what he can to avert the
peril No request TO be allowed to re-
sign, made by officers in high com
mand. with a desire to escape respon-
sibilty at a time SO grave, will be ac-
cepted by me- Deserters are enjoined
to return to the army and fleet by May
2S. All infractions of this order will
be severely punished.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
ABOUT TEN MILLION
MEN WILL REGISTER

Washington, May 30 The wal
army bill as passed by congress, final
ly reviewed at the war department
and signed by President Wilson, puts
into immediate motion machinery de
signed to produce within a years time
a national army of more than l,O0J,
600 trained and equipped men, back
ed by adequate reserves of men and
supplies and by an additional 100000
soldiers under training The presi.
dents proclamation summons approx
mately 10000 900 men from twenty
one TO thirty years of age to register
for military service and setting the
date (June 81 for registration.
Regular army regiments already are
in motion northward from the border
preparatory To the expansion of the
regular service to full war strength
or the 1898 men necessary to bring
the regulars up TO the $4,000 mark
1888 already have been recruited and
the remainder are expected to come in
before June Is.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
GIVES ADVICE TO WOMEN
Make Saving Fashionable, Says Secre.
tary Houston.

Washington, May 20. - Secretary
Houston sums up in this wise the way
women can be of service to the ma
tiUn:
demonstrate economy .in your
homes and encourage thrift among
your neighbors.
Make saving, rather than spending,
your social standing.
Make economy fashionable, lest II
become obligatory"
The statement of the secretary was
made in response to many inquiries.
He said
Every woman can render important
service to the nation. She need not
leave her home or abandon her home
duties to help the armed forces
Every ounce of foodstuff the house.
wife saves from being wasted in her
home, every garment which care and
skillful repair make It unnecessary TO
replace-all lessen that household
draft On the already insufficient world
supplies"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
+ + !. + ). ;. + !. + :. !. = :. = = i !.
PAYS VISIT TO RICHMOND
British Mission Honors Confederate
Generals.

Washington, May 20-Foreign S.
rotary Balfour and other members OF
the British mission went to Richmond,
Va, to visit the former capital of the
Confederacy and enjoy for a single
day the hospitality Of the South.
Governor Stuart and many promi
nent citizens of Virginia welcomed
their guests and provided entertain
ment, which included a luncheon, a
public meeting and automobile trips
to historic places about Richmond.
Military members of the mission
carried wreaths to place on the stat
ues of General Robert T.. Lee and
Stonewall Jackson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Prisoner Jumps From Train.

st. Regis. Mont, May 20.-Passen-
gers on a Milwaukee passenger train
were surprised when they observed a
man dive through a coach window,
closely followed by another man. The
train was just drawing into the sta
tion here The man was bootlegger,
it was reported. and was being taken
from a point in Idaho to Wallace. He
was recaptured and placed on the
train again.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Banker Given Five Years.

Milwaukee. May 20.-William j.
Corbett, forty-fve years old, assistant
cashier Of the First National bank of
Marinette, pleaded guilty in federal
court to embezzling funds and was
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
at Fort LeayenWorth Corbett said
that the money he took. which
amounts to abount $500, was used
to support his family.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
LOOKS TO UNITED STATES
Where Great Britain Expects to Get
Food Supplies.

London, May 20.-"Great Britain is
depending on the United States for
food supplies at least. for the next
two months, until the harvest, Baron
Devanport said in a statement.
The food controller emphasized that
America is our sheer anchor"
The large supplies of grain and 9th
er foodstuffs in Australia could not be
relied on because of distance, he said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
WANTS HORSES AND MULES
Government Is in the Market to Pur-
chase 250O0O.

Washington. May 20.-The govern
ment is in the market for 250, 600
horses and mules for army use, which
probably will cost S100,000,000. They
will be used in addition to 10000 mo-
tor trucks and automobiles.
Boards of officers have been ordered
to start purchases not later than
June IA.
One of the buying stations will be
Fort X eogh, Mont.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Hold Key TO Austrian De-
fenSeS in the VOdice.
LULL ON WESTERN FRONT
Recent Intensive Fighting Has Sub
sided and Activity Is Mainly Con-
fined to Counter Attacks by the Ger
mans Against the French.

London. May 20.-The Italians have
reached the crests of Hill 652 in the
Vodice, says the Italian official state
ment. These positions are the key TO
the Austrian defenses north of Monte
Santo
The recent intensive fighting on the
British front in France has subsided
and the activities along the French
lines i'm the Aisne region are confined
mainly to counter attacks by the Ger
mans. The Italian offensive, with
Triest for its objective, is therefore
being watched with interest
General Cadornas armies have a
heavy task before them, with the
cream OF Austria's fighting forces de.
Tending the naturally strong defen.
siye positions in the Isonzo region.
The Italians. however, admittedly are
making progress.
The latest German reaction in the
Aisne resion occurred along a wide
front northwest of Rraye-en-Laonnois.
The effort to penetrate the French
lines was a futile one. Paris reports,
except at the western end of the front,
where a footing in some advanced
trenches was secured.
I'm the Macedonian operations an
otler counter attack on the positions
the British had gained in their often
siye movement was repulsed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
PROMISES TO ASSIST THEM
Carranza Bess Striking Miners Return
to Work.

Mexico City. May 20-President
Carranza, addressing a delegation of
the miners who went ON strike in the
pachuca fields, urged them to return
to work and leave matters in his
hands, assuring them that an adjust
nent of their grievances would be
made.
The delegation was accompanied
by Governor Rodriguez of the state OF
Hidalgo.
Under Secretary of War Castro has
telegrapned to the Villa chieftains in
viting them to surrender. II is be-
lieved that the message was based on
evidence that such an invitation
wovh rooolvA consideration
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Pupils See Teacher Slain.

Texarkana, Ark, May 20.-Clyde
Merritt teacher of a rural school near
hear, was shot and killed at morning
recess while a score of pupils looked
on. William Kirby, a farmer, was
charged with the shooting The au-
thorities say he declared he had suf-
ficient reasons"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21

to the common purpose or us all
ut is in no sense a conscription of
the unwilling; it is rather selection
from a nation which has volunteered
in mass.
at is no more choosing Of those
who shall march with the colors than
it is a selection of those who shall
serve an equally necessary and de-
voted purpose in the industries that
lie behind the battle line"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Spain Demands Satisfaction.

London, May 20.-A Madrid dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph company
says that the note sent by the Spanish
government to Berlin in regard to the
sinking of the Spanish steamer Patri-
clio demands immediate satisfaction
and guarantees for the future
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
u-Roat seizes Morse shIp.

Christiania, May 20.-The Norwe-
gian steamship Thorum has been seiz-
ed by German submarine inside the
four-mile limit which Norway always
has claimed as the boundary of Nor
wegian territorial waters and a serious
diplomatic conflict may result.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
Fire Causes Heavy Damage.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, May 20.-Fire
of Unknown cause did damage esti-
mated at 100000 to the store house
OF the National Electrolytic company
here. Several severe explosions oc-
Cured. but none of the workmen was
injured. Large quantities Of potash
ana formaldehyde were destroyed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
BRITISH TRANSPORT SUNK
One Hundred and Forty Sailors and
Soldiers Perish.

London, May 20.-One hundred and
forty British soldiers and sailors per-
ished in the sinking of the transport
Cameronia by an enemy submarine in
the Eastern Mediterranean sea on
April Is. This announcement was
made by the British war office.
The Cameronia was one of the lar
gest ships in the Anchor line service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21
TURKS DRIVE JEWS FROM
ESTINE.

: Washington, May 20-Turk-
: ish military authorities. accord
!. ing to adyices received in Wash
!. ington, are engaged in Palestine
!. i'm driving the Jews into the
: hinterland in advance of the
+ British forces penetrating the
]. country.
+ The Jews are compelled to
+ leave their properties unpro-
+ teeted at the mercy of Turks
+ and thousands of them are suf-
!. fering from great destitution.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21

Honey and Tar and 1t cured me. (Sign-
ed) ". DeKeuster. Amberg, Wis" No
substitute is as good as Foley's Honey
whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-21

This letter should interest every rtad.
er: Last winter l had q very bad
cough. / used medicines, but they die
me no good. took one bottle Of Foley's
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-24
OTHERS CAN GET
SAME HELP SAYS
CHAMP IIGh MAN
w. N. HURtN is IMPROVED IN
EVERY RESPECT SINCE TAKING
TANLAC-WANTS FRIENDS TO
TRY THE NEW MEDICINE.

Campaign. H., March 24-Amons
the hundreds OF people OF Champaign
and vicinity who are now taking Tan
lac. the Master Medicine. and are find
ing it surprisingly beneficial, none S
more enthusiastic about the new pre-
paration than w. y Hurin, 800 South
Neil street, this city, an insurance
agent in Champaign for the past sc g.
eral years.
During the last two years | have
suffered severely from stomach trou-
BILE" Mr. Hurin said on March rs.
My appetite was very poor and non-
ing that did eat would agree with
me. Gas formed in my stomach after
almost every meal was in consti-
pated condition almost all the time
and was bothered often with severe
headaches. also was very nervous
and couldn't sleep at night. | tried
medicine after medicine. but none Of
them seemed to have any effect.
We'll saw Tanlac advertised so
highly that decided to make one
more attempt to get relief from my
trouble and take the new medicine.
Tanlac has done the work. | feel bet
ter in every respect now. My sto,I
ach is in much better condition. My
appetite is improved and what | eat
now seems to agree with me better.
The constipation has been relieved
and the headaches have disappeared
entirely. The nervousness also has
disappeared since taking Tanlac and
sleep soundly through every night
now.
Il can conscientously recommend
Tanlac to all my friends because 1t
certainly did good work in my case
Hundreds Of PEOPLE of Ottawa and
vicinity are now taking Tanlac,> and
are finding our medicine surprising'
beneficial the Tanlac Man said at
w. p. runcan's drug store yesterday.
Thousands who have tried Tanlac
say our preparation has no superior
Oh the market today for stomach,
liver and kidney trouble. catarrhal
complaints. nervousness, loss of appe-
tite and'the like"
Tanlac is now being introduced in
Ottawa at w ID. Duncan's drug store.
where a special Tanlac representative
public daily 1t also is being intro.