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DE CE sA oTRAvIM

stomacul Gu pilule 81 alte doctorii
otravitoare, end natura q prova-
zut IN marele ei laborator -
clmpiile, padurile 81 muntii -
cura pentru cele maj multe boale
ale omului?
ku am devenlt 0 ruina f1zices-
te din cauza fungel boale dc sto-
mac. Am fost nervos, ostenit, am
avut Q constlpafle persistenta 81
indigestie, ce au cauzat Q durere
cronica de spate 81 toximia. - am
cautat cuydoctorii de ami de zile
81 am luat tot felul de medica-
mente, pilule, saruri 81 oleiuri,
carl au stricat att de multi sto-
macul meu, Incit nu mai puteam
''n1nca 81 nici lua alte doctorii.
noctorul mia spus ca 9 necesara
Q operate ca So ma FAC sanatos.
Insa Gu am aunt despre ierburlle
lui Saint Bernard 81 lean incer.
cat. - n doua saptamlni am lnce-
put sa ma fac mai bine, mai tlr-
ziu m am simtit 81 mai bine, 81 a.
cum am un apetit splendid, ma
STINT tare 81 bdne. Aceste mlnuna-
te ierburi de stomac a lui Saint
Bernard ma scapat.
Daca d-ta suferi de orr ce boa
Ia de stomao, rarunchi, ficat ori
boala de pintece, constipatie, in
digestie, junghiuri, aeiditate, ga
zuri, miros Ia rasuflare, ragaiala,
molesala, nausea, ameteala, du-
reri de can dureri de plntece, du-
reri Nnervoase, friguri, desodine
la urinat, mincarime, piele mesa
natoasa, gilciuri, nervositate, su-
parari, insomnia, debiltate gene
rala etc, cauzate de desordinea
-stomacului. . rarunohilor ori . fl
'catuiui ia ierburile DC stomac ale
hui Saint Bernard. Ele aluta de
miune. Stunt aromatice r placute
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q u T

Pc cons&teanul meu Gu numele
Cahdit /. Vulcu din comuna SEQ
reiu, comitatul Fagaras. Dinsul a
fost in anul trecut in Chicago, MI
Rog pc toti fratii Rom1ni carl ar
sti ceva despre d1nsuf sau char
dinsul daca ar ceti aceste r1nduri
il rog ami scrie la adresa de mai
jos: Geo. N. Halmaghi, Box 8,
1913 Russell Str, Detroit, Mich.
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AVE- IMPORTANT.

Facem cunoscut fratilor Ro-
mini cd pentru sezonul de iarna
putem vinde porci pirliti Gu pre-
4urile eele mai reduse.
moi Queen porci acasa. ~. ~.
/. .Adresati-va h.:
JACOB 81 KLAMM,
1921 Neuman Av., Lakewood, 0.
(1-3-5)
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G A U T

pc Macsa Craciunescu- din Sat
Chinez, comitatul Timis. il rog a
Sc adresa la Alexa Albota din Sc
cusigip, sub adresa: 5610 Prescott
Ave-, st. Louis, Mo.
(65-67)
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6 A D T

pc fratele meu loan Regman din
comma Danes, comitatul Tirnava
Mare. Rog pc fratii Romini care
lar sti adresa sd bine voiasca a.
mi scrie, sau char dfnsul daca va
ceti .aceste rinduri il rog sa-mi
scrie pc adresa
Zacharie Regman, Post Office
Box 81, Garfield, Ohio,
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hfu din csnzs egligentei dior.
IN numele Socfetatii Transit
vania" din Farrell, Pa:
b zsich, presedints.
4 ?. Regala, sscretar.
(68 70)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
aosistatea ,,aaanfnatorul Ro-
min" din Hast Youngstown, Q. -
SocietAtea America"

III
WAeatland. Fs. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dnnarea generala lunara, care SC
va tinea Dumineca, "a Noembrie
1918, la orele 1.30 dupa amiazi,
in hala din Menu Street No. 2. A.
Wind mai multe chestii inportan-
tc de rezolyat, toti fratii membrii
sunt rugati a lua parte la aceasta
adunare spre a, putea rezolva toa-
te chestiunile ce sd Ger spre bine-
lie 81 inaintarea Societatii noastre.
Membrii restanti Gu cotele lunare
snnt rugati a si-le achita pima la
data adunarei.
1 Prezidiul.
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G A U T

pc un sogor al meu Gu numele
'Preacop Vasilea din cemuna
Ganch, comitatul Solnok Doboka
Rog pc fratii Romini care-i stiu
adresa, sau char dinsul daca va
Tceti aceste rfnduri sd escrie la a.
dresa urmatoare
George Valea, Post Office Box
% Garfield, Ohio.
s{67-68l
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Qlo sIll1IdI q NoyesSrIk "a.
pentrll care ttramosii hostri II
lnntet fSra asfi realizat.

|pentrll care Etramnsii AOstri Ry
luptet fsra afi realizat.
Deci fratit Romini, acum. or
nici odata sd dam dovezi Ia lii
me Cd 81 moi Gel din America sun
TEN yrednici de hbertatea data
dupa at1tea secole. De acea sd nu
hpseascX nici ,ln Romin. VENT
SO auziti lucr,lri frumoase in III
.teresul neamufui, lar eel ce nicl
acurla nu veti veni, cfnd va vol
fntreba eroii neamului de ce nu
v'ati facut datoria 81 nu lie spu.
nett Cd matt stilit.
Speram deci caci la aceasta a.
dunare poporala vor III toti R6-
mini prezenti ca sd putem hotari
lucruri cit mai frumoase, lar
cind vom merge acasa sa STAN Gu
fruntea in sus, caci ne-am facut
datoria pc deplin.
Deci sd nu uitati: ,Dumineca,
"a Noembrie 1918, la 2 ore dupa
amiazi sa fiji Gu >totii in hala so
cietatii ,,Ulpia Traianas
Gu stima:
Comitetul Sectiei Ligei Rationale,
Erie, Pa.
n. B. Toti acei frati Romfni
care au platit taxele 81 nu au pri-
nit chitante pima in prezent, sa
pofteasca Dumineca la hala Soci-
etatii~ca sa si-O capete.
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Restaurant. T6sifie bnlaA, cnnos.
cut$ az Retini horitorii de 9
o,lnAp6rs scest loc ~ - pdresexs
~ pss B.
r1 s7oe T xaRns
d S y,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
Societatea ,,Andreiu Baron de
Saguna 81 Crucea Romin&'' din
sTnyrn Yo,atn Tnd (sa,,roooS

Saguna 81 Crucea Romina' din
Terre Haute, Ind. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii sal la adunarea
gcnerala, care sc va tinea Dumi-
neca, "a Noembrie 1918, la orele
2 p. M, in hala societatii din 5
Bech. Avfnd mai multe chestii
importante la ordinea zilei, stunt
rugati toti fratii membri a nu
lipsi de la aceasta adunare. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc vor pedep-
81 conform statutelor. Tot Ia acea
sta adunare sunt rugati lua par
te Isl fratii membrii inscrisi in
Liga Nationala, ca Gu aceasta O.
eaziune sd pptem achita cotele
lunare pcntru 'acest mare 81 nobil
scop. Acei sfrati- Rbmfni care yo-
iesc q Sc mai inscrie Ca membrii
al Ligei Rationale, sunt primiti
Gu bratele deschise in mijlocul
nostru.
rrexidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
y b re A.

z Expertii de la departamentele
sanitare shnt de Nparerea Cd caa
mai rea dintre epidemii este epi-
Fylemia fricei. Char acum. frica d
ucis mai multa lume decit influ-
enta. Efectul fricei asnpra diges-
tiupei 81 circularei este cit Sc
poate de distructiv. fnsa daca lei
Timers American Elixer Of BIZ
tier Wine, acest remediu folositor
iti va da simtirea de curaj 81 ash
gurare, care va arunca bariera
de netrecut inaintea epidemiei 81
a influentei. Ell cuata intestinele
perfect, ajuta la mistuire 81 inta-
reste flitregul sistem. Pretul $k10
numai la farmacii. Decembrie
este luna Pneumoniei. FIJI prega-
tit contra racelei 81 tusei tin7nd
in casa medicamentul Timers 8
Cough Sedative. Sc vinde Gu 25 81
so de cent? la farmacii, prin pos
ta 35 ST 60 de cent?. Joseph
Triner & Companie, 1873 3-1343 s.
Ashland Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22

Soeietp3e . IioohA Iilipeacn'
din Madison, IA. Convoac3 be
toti membrii sal q lua parte "a se-
dinta generala, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, "a Nocmbrie 1918, Id
hala sOcietatii. Ia orele 3 3. m.
Deei sAnt rugati toti membrii d
lua parte IA aceasta sedinta.
Presidiul.
aoeistatea ,aanfnatorul Ro-
min" din 1ast Youngstown, o. =
Convoaca pc tati membrii sal a
lua parte Ia adunarea generala,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, "a
Noembrie 1913, la orele 2 p. m.
in hala Societatii din 9th Street.
La aceasta adtMare vor fl mai
mnlte ehestii importante de re-
zolvat, prin urmare toti fratii
membrii sunt rqgati a lua parte.
Absentele nemOtivate sc v0r pc
depsi conform sttautelor.
Prezidiul.
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Triner's American Elirer Of BIZ
tier Wine, Trinerss Angelica b.
tier Tonic 81 alte remedii ale lM
Triner, pot f. obtimute de acu,n IN
colo Ia fiecare farmacie sau Id nc
gustora carr tim ,satn,ai nsedica-
mente. Laboratorul lei Triner, f.
ind ocupat 7oarte nault ,cu mdepi-:
nireG comenzilor prinsite de la GU
uern 81 de Ia fayn+eeii, a sncetat de
MAJ sndeplini c0mensile altOr me-
gustors, asa cd toti cei ce Uoiesc sd
c,tnspeve aceste remedii suAt rguati
>sd le caute Ia farmacii 81 I'M locurile
unde Sc vind medicomente.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-14
WHAT >KULTUR BROUGHT TO COUCY


miahtest in feud,,
fortress built the of Department
Of the Aisne Northern France far from
h with four The owe,
in
New-York tribune., 1918-04-14

above the other, occupied the interior The
architectural unity of the fortress was due to
the rapidity of its construction. which took
place between l230 and l242. under Enguer
rand Ill, Lord of Coucy. A large part of the
building was restored and enlarged at the end
of the fourteenth century by Louis d'Orleans
by whom it had been purchased The place
was dismantled in 1872 by order of Cardinal
Mazarin. In 1856 the French government or
dered certain restorations as measures of
preservation. What time and the hordes Of
the Middle Ages could not do. the Germans
accomplished last year
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10

OF pedagogy. Remain with us and
have FOUR children there. too. Let
us make 1t a top grade school.
In the evening at seven the Christ
ian Endeavor Society has it's meeting.
The young people get much good from
the devotion directed by Miss y.
Grace Moore.
The preaching service will be at
eight o'clock as usual. The junior
choir is to sing. You like to hear
fresh young voices. Let your soul
be refreshed by the joyous song Of
youth.
You are invited here partly because
you can not get anywhere else what
the church has TO offer. You need
the stimulant. Rev. T. j. Simons.
Minister.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10

Did you see the Northern Lights
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing? Marvelously beautiful, were
they not? You had to look north TO
see them DID you not. To get the
glory of the beauty of Gods illumina-
ton for your soul you will have to
look heavenward. The chruch always
points In that direction. In the
church you are directed upward. The
services are mostly on Sunday. You
are invited to the preaching service
at eleven O'Clock next Sunday.
The school meets at the close of
the first service. We r gradually
getting our school more perfectly
graded according to modern methods
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
ONE DAY ONLY
THEY COME MANY MILES TO
SEE HIM

DIR. Doran is a regular graduate in
medicine and surgery and has a
special license and authority granted
by tn State Medical Board OF South
Dakota to visit professionally the
more important towns and cities,
and offers to all who call on this trip
consultation and examination free, ex-
cept the expense Of treatment when
desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis. gall stones, ulcers OF
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases OF the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin. nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bedwetting,
catarrh. weak lungs, rheumatism,
~sciatica. leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
If you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the Of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date. that exam
instion on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is differeit.
Married ladies must come with
their husbands. and children with
their parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory of
Or. J. e. Doran. $3.50 Boston Block
Minneapolis, MINI. 4stS
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
SCALE MOUNTAINS
TO GET BULCARS
Engineering Genius Of Allies Brings
Surprise to Enemy

Paris, Oct. Preparations for
the present great operations in Mace
donia began in August, t~elegraphs the
correspondent of the Petit Parisien on
the Saloniki front. Various circum-
stances prevented General D'Esperey,
the Allied commander, from beginning
his preparations earlier and quick
work was imperative for, though the
summer heat fingers along the coast,
the winter is often early and severe
in the high mountain zones.
The sector chosen for the attack
lacked communications except for
goat paths which were impracticable
for artillery. A road was laid out
from Dome to Polar and Grevesta,
and Serbian engineers set to work
vigorously long before the French
troops to whom had been assigned the
task of piercing the Bulgarian line,
were in. position.
Mountains Wild and Wooded
The mountain region from Dobro
Pole to Kodak, the correspondent
adds, is wild and covered with low
~brushwood and dense forests inter
spersed with deep ravines, chasms and
precipices. The Bulgars thought
themselves so safe from attack by
reason OF these natural difficulties
that they did o attempt to interfere
with therAIlied preliminary work and
contented themselves with reinforc-
ing their line.
Little by little as the road was
built, guns were pushed up toward
the front and hugh ammunition dumps
constructed. Heavy guns were hoist
ed into positions at IN altitude of
5000 feet They were brought as far
as possible by tractors, then hauled by
horses and mules and finally dragged
into place by manpower.
Heavy Guns Surprise Bnlgars
Soldiers Of the signal detachments
had TO become Alpinists to lay their
telephone and telegraph lines in this
chaos of rocks and trees. The Bull
garians watched all these efforts and
failed aver to shell the Allies occa-
~sionalls: 1t must be added, however,
continued the correspondent, that
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
SOUTHERN DARKIES
FEAR A VOODOO
Superstition of Ancestors Revived
Among Southern Negroes by
the War

Brennan. Texas. Oct. Sin rural
and small town communities of south
Texas, where the black population is
large, the war has caused a big re-
vival of voodooism among that race
This relic of African barbarism is
said to have found favor with many
negroes in the army. They wear,
night and day, various socalled
charms that were given to them by
some black sorcerer to ward off in
jury and sickness.
In some cases the practice of this
mystic art is a source of profit to the
professional "eonjurer."' 1t is only oc-
casionaliy the white man is enabled
to obtain a fleeting glimpse OF these
ancient practises of voodooism.
Draft Conspiracy Charged.
In time of great stress even some
of the more educated blacks are said
to revert to the mystic beliefs OF the
race. The war is one of these times
when conjuring against possible harm
and evil is meeting with unusual
favor.
Only recently in Dallas a well edu-
Gated Negro named C.. G. Johnson was
arrested on the charge of conspiring
18Th than 10 axyada tho draft law
1t was shown by testimony Johnson
had set himself up a 'conjurer" and
had been doing a big business sell
ing mysterious little packages done
up in blue velvet sacks to blacks in
the draft.
Johnson, il is said, told customers
that these bags were charms" In
each Of the bags was a piece of "lode-
stone" and the purchaser, it is said,
received another piece of 'lodestone,"
! which. in order to be efficient, must
be a mate" to the one in h bag.
Bag Worn About Neck
The small bag was to be worn about
the neck of the purchaser and the
loose piece of stone was to be kept be-
meath his pillow in his home.
Johnson told his believing victims
the bag around the neck would keep
the man from being drafted, but in
event this power by any chance was
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
Five Other Great Opera Stars Hear
LdZZdri In Tone TEST

casionally to see if her listeners could
detect when it was she they heard and
when the New Edison.
And of this renowned group, train
ed to note the subtlest shades of tone
color, not n could distinguish the
artists living voice from the instru-
ment's Recreation of it.
To develop a monograph capable of
meeting this test Mr.. Edison spent
more than three million dollars in re-
search work. The result is the only
instrument which can sustain the
searching test of direct comparison
with living singers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10

CAROLINE Lazzari, contralto of
the Chicago Opera Company, is en-.
bowed with a glorious voice which is
fast gaining for her a world reputa-
ton. She is the latest acquisition to
the Edison group of stars.
The drawing which is made from
an actual photograph depicts the fam
Gus diva conducting a tone test before
one of the most critical audiences
which ever witnessed such an event.
One after another she sang the
beautiful arias which have brought
the world to her feet, sang them in un-
ison with the instrument, ceasing oc-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10

everything that could be hidden was
camouflaged admirably.
1t was only during the night preced-
ing the attack that the ~assaulting
troops were brought up. Promptly at
> a. m. Sept. IA the artillery opened
with such vigor as to surprise the
Bulgarians who were not aware that
heavy guns were facing them. The
brushwood was soon set afire and
long columns Of yellowish smoke be-
gan to ascend from the hillsides while
the great valley resounded to the roar
OF the guns. The artillery prepara-
ton lasted all day. The Bulgarians
tried to reply with 1865 but did little
harm.
Senegalese Take First Line
Sept. Is at 5 a. m. the Allied creep
ing barrage fire began and the French
colonials went over the top. They
rushed the enemy trenches with bomb
and bayonet. Senegalese troops cap
tured the first line and 900 democrat
lied prisoners in a few minutes. They.
took the second line except for one
trench which was crammed with ma
chine guns. A company of Senegalese
bombers attacked this trench in the
rear and it also fell.
The Bulgarians began to pull them
selves together and offered stubborn
resistance and even attempted to hurl
the Allies back over their original line
hut Allied reinforcements were
thrown in quickly. The Bulgarian
picked troops fought desperately,
giving ground inch by inch.
elephants Ear Captured.
The Krantza crest, the key to the
Bulgarian defense in this sector, was
taken and retaken several times but
finally remained iii the hands of the
AlllcS. Ou Tic ltll a ElCuSA hlNAoiOh
had taken Sokol and Dobrapolis and a
swamp which was thick with hidden
machine guns The Serbians on the
right held yetrenik and the "Ele-
plants Ear"
At S p. m the Allied success was
completed. The Allied loss, notwith-
standing the desperate resistance of
the Bulgarians, was light. The Allies
captured more than 5000 prisoners, in
flicted severe losses on the enemy and
took so guns, including a number of
1855 The Serbians Immediately
turned the heavier guns against the
Bulgarians. Quantities of trench NOR
tars, machine guns and rifles and o
considerable stock of munitions also
were taken from the enemy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
Tourist Rates West
To Coast Resorts

Despite the war the government is
going to permit tourist travel this
winter. Special all year round trip
tourist fares between western points,
including the Pacific coast, were
placed in effect. The new fare will
be 80 per cent of the coach fare both
ways. Aberdeen American
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10

overcome the "lodestone" under the
pillow at home.' would draw him out
of service in his own domestic circle.
1t is alleged Johnson sold many of
these ''conjuring" bags at $25 each.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-10-10
Season Ticket Sale for Miller Lyceum

Monday, October ii will be season
ticket day at Collins Store.
Tickets can be purchased and
names registered after 10 a. m.
Drawing for seats at $3.50 p. m. The
success Of a Lyceum depends largely
on the sale of season tickets. So II
you wish the Miller Lyceum to be n
self sustaining institution, be at Col
Inns store next Monday and buy your
tickets.
Don't forget the Shorthorn Sale of
r. w. Carr's, Oct %, 1913, at the Carr
farm Z miles north OF Vayland; so
head of Registered S~horthorns- 40
cows and 10 bulls.
Morris tribune., 1918-02-01
TWIN CITY AUTO SHOW
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
More Space Sold for Twin City Show
Than New York and Chicago
Combined

The eyes of the automobile world
will be focused upon the Twin Cities
when the Auto Show and Industrial
Exposition opens at the Overland
building, Midway, tomorrow. More
space has been sold for this show
than was taken at the New York anu
Chicago shows combined.
The latest models of automobiles,
many of them exhibited at the Chi
cago and New York shows, will be
on exhibition when the show opens
Saturday. Scores of the latest lab
or saving devices, showing how
machinery will replace men, such as
farm implements, tractor attach
ments, automobile attachments and
accessories, and other time saving
machines, will be on display.
Morris tribune., 1918-02-01
ONE MORE WHEATLESS
DAY EACH WEEK NOW
Two Entirely Wheatless Days Have
Been Prescribed Each Week by
Wilson

Eleven wheatless meals each week
and nine meatless meals are now re-
quired of every patriotic server of
food in America, under the new food
regulations announced by President
Wilson Monday. Not only has food
saving been extended, but the rules
will be more rigidly observed than
ever before, so it was announced
at the Office of A. D. Wilson, state
food administrator Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilson has tried to make it
plain before that wheatless means
wheatless. The urgent need for saw
ing wheat requires that the wheat
less orders and requests shall be full
1y understood and observed.
Serving the new Victory bread,
with it's small percentage of flour
other than wheat, does not make a
meal wheatless. Whole wheat and
graham bread are not wheatless, but
are about on par with Victory
bread. A wheatless menu, Mr.. Will
son said, does not permit the use of
wheat at all except in small quaint
ties as binder" in corn bread or
rye bread, or for thickening soups or
gravies. Barley biscuits can be made
without wheat at ALL but bread made
of barley generally requires Is per
cent of wheat -four, and this is not a
t'wheatless" article of diet.
Use of such mixtures is urged for
all occasions. hit the whoa t1esS DAVIS
and meals bar even mixtures where
Morris tribune., 1918-02-01

foundation of the national strength.
Disloyalty In little things gives aid
to the enemy. Keep the pledge.
do not limit the food of growing
children.
Eat sufficient food, to maintain
health. The nation needs strong
people.
Cooperate with your local and
federal food administrators. Take
their advice.
Preach and practice the gospel
of the clean plate.
"Housekeepers should help the
stores to cut down deliveries.
~"Use local supplies; this saves
railroad transportation.
Report to the nearest food ad-
ministration officer the name and
address of any person discouraging
the production or saving of food"