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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
HERE IS GERMANY'S LAST REPORT
ON THE MILITARY OPERATIONS
Told of Violent Attacks by the Allies Between
the Scheldt and Disc Rivers to Hinder
Our Movements"
Our Movements

~ ERLlN via London Nov Beween Disc,
the by violent attacks endeavored hinder the mhodt
cal continuation which Mon.
day." the German office announced to-day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
EMPRESS zITA IN BOHEMIA
AS PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL

ZURICH. Nov. 7.-Empress zlta Of
Austria has asked permission OF the
Prague Government to go with her
children to Brandois Castle, on the
Elbe. in Bohemia. according to the
Prague Tagblatt.
Tho Government In II reply consented
to the Emprcsss entry into Bohemia
as "A private individual
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
AIRSHIPS FLY OVER WASHINGTON CARRYING NEWS

embassies and legations by the Washington United Press Bureau
The United Press arrived here exactly and at 2is
Official word had then been received
President Wilson and Secretary Tumuy Secretary Of War
Baker was the first to hear from the United Of the signing Of the
amce He seated his desk behind pile of work while visitors
waited TO see him. The announcement was handed to him.
o said Baker, with only trace Of emotion He made no
further comment
few moments later more complete details taken to him and
he smiled commented only Good" The General Staff at that time
was hearing Of II through the cable censorS office
Shortly after Baker learned news Secretary Of State Lansing
ceved the United Press cabeam& He oo reserved but the spirit
everywhere was of relief from tension
The signing of the amsce caused surprise TO Cabinet members
Cnv this forenoon Secretary Daniels had said They will take it,
The capital wild with the news People gathered in great
cheering hrongs and read the news eTdtedly
GREAT CROWD GOES TO WHITE HOUSE
great hong gathered in front of the White House about i'o
wildly cheering and shouting President Wilson went on the oh' Veranoa
of his home and waved acknowledgment
Railroad whistles other sirens shieked for many minutes in
Washington while church bells rang throughout the city Girls employed
in the State Navy Buildings crowded the balconies and windows
singing The Yank Are Coming Back while crowds gathered IN the
streets below and cheered.
Army aeropnes swept up into the sky within IS minutes after the
news came oopd the loop and flashed the city from line TO line
celebrating the The big guns at Fort Myer doomed forth joy
Work stopped all departments tne city the was
phoned another from tie United Press Offices Everywhere
there shouts of joy that the struggle had ended
Chairman Hurley conference with trustees of the Shipping
the handed him. The meeting broke up disorder
Crowds formed on the Washington Parad formed and
marched up and horoughfares War workers just out of their
offices for lunch joined in the celebration.
Admiral Grayson who at the White House with President
Wilson when the President heard from the United Press Immediately
called many Of the chiefs here on the phone
Chaiml Barh of the War Industries Board in conference
with his department heads when Grayson called him.
81 can't he disturbed now," said Baruch
Oh he ean Gayson said over the telephone Tell him the
is over"
Wheepon Bah conference broke up Leonard Replog
Of the steel division, leading in cheers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07

NOTE: The above prouebly the
office military operations
dobted will contain OF the signing armiste
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07

who were still sane-did their beat 70
control the crowd and keep trafiic
ways open. No use. Traffic had to|
stand still and trarfic didn't care. m
Outside the court room stenosrs p1-|
ers in the building started pailldI
which was Joined by all the merf.
They went through all the corridurt
singing The star Spangled Banner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07

the German defense pieces and driving the enemy into utter rout The
Americans opk Sedan this morning and great gains made at all
points the battlefront.
Before The terms submitted Germany the kaeS representa-
iveS forced apply Marshal Foch and Admiral Wemy First
Lord Of the British Admiralty military and representatives of the
Allies, under flag of truce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
soldier Elected 10 office.

tspccial TO The Evening WORLDLY
PEORIA, H., Nov. Roy Tanner OF
Canton. who lost leg in battle In
France while a corporal in the Ameri.
can Army. was elected County Clerk of
Fulton COUNTY Tuesday. He was the
only Democra elected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
WHITE FLAG RAISED
OVER GHENT TUESDAY
Germans Announced by Wireless
They Had Decided TO Abandon
the CITY.

ON THE BATTLEFRONT IN BEL
GUM. Tuesday. Nov. ASSOCIATED
Press).--A wireless despatch was re-
ceived this (Tuesday) afternoon at the
headquarters Of Gen. Beaurains from
the Germans saying they had decided
to abandon Ghent and asking the Bel
CLANS not to fire on suburbs OF the
towns where white flags were raised.
American troops from Ohio. under
the command OF Gen. Farnsworth,
played a great part in the relief OF the
city by an attack on the Eecke salient
l6 miles southwest OF Client, which
was taken by storm yesterday. Their
losses were comparatively light.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07

despatch from Copenhagen accepted the following
and Soldiers Council:
The release of all military and political prisoners
Complete freedom of, speaking and writing
Released prisoners must not be punished
Officers who acknowledge comply with the of the
Council shall be permitted TO remain to leave the service
Strikes the Imperial whaves Cuxhaven and WemShaven
expected to-day advceS FROM Amsterdam add The authorities
ordered the preventive sailors under suspicion
WASHINGTON HEARS OF REVOLT.
WASHINGTON, An official despatch received here to-day
Ke Sunday
socialists spoke Subsequently
Kie Arsenal Joined
the Third German Squadron who
imprisoned refusing orders There
with the police in which three persons we're killed and twenty
wounded
sailors and workmen moved through
workmen In the saloons
join them Military patrols the town
the Governor OF Ke
from the crowd and ordered
he the sailors
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
POLAND PROCLAIMED
REPUBLIC BY PREMIER
Zurich Despatch by Way of Berlin
Says Action Was Taken
Monday.

BERLIN. via Zurich, Nov. 7.-Pol2nd
was proclaimed a republic Monday sbA'
Premier Swierzinskl, 1t was announced
here to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-11-07
100000 AUSTRIAAS
IN HANDS OF ITALIANS
BOOTY OF S5,OOO,OOO,OOO
Six thousand Guns Were Captured
in Last Great Struggle on
That Front.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
EASTERN ITALY. Nov. 7 (As-
sociated Preas).-rhe italian
Army Is assembling the booty OF
its great victory. The value OF tho
captured material, II Is estimated,
will reach a value OF 5000. .o00, 900.
II now includes 100000 horses
and 5000 guns. BY rough count.
100000 Austrian prisoners arc
now in Italian hands. IL is said
that the defeat OF the Austrians
In the last drive was ten times
more costly 20 them than the de-
feat suffered at Caporetto last
year was 70 the Italians.
italian troops are now beyond
Boisano and are slowly moving
forward over roads impeded by
tho wreckage of war.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
l1ntercrna1rte @fcrSc.

Sic SCOT Der YierOe in oes
Sdmei6 lit groB, beridtet Ser vSer.
ner 9un0". Gas CUR glrbeit not.
mcuolge Suffer iebIt, uno bcreits
lino I'M 9ontou 3lriA 300 Eiere
an llttererndbrung 5ll9runoc 9e9an.
gen. Mit 8e4t fragt man iiG oess
balb, fir men Der Sufer in ben 2as
ger6du1ern aufgeIpei6ert perben foil.
SIM p~orgeiebenen nROtfall" wirb es
teinen 9ofer mebr brau4en, benn Die
9feroe peroen f4on uorber au9run6e
gegangen fem. Die 9uferrutiOn BON
2a &ilo 1T Oisl gu tlein; man fit
teri oamit nur bic pferbe langiam
gu Sooe. Namentli9 i3per arbeis
tenoe pferbe t0nnen bamit ni9t aus
tommen. Gin nit 9auptmann SriB
Ggger in Solothurn als prdiioent
~aebiloetes &omitee mill nun Oobin
fpirten, oaB ben S4perarbeitern unz
ter ben PferOen a &ilo 9afer Suge>
teilt unb Die beutige &ation nur ben
Guruspferoen Derabrei4t piro.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
anriOIa uuu Scrarfnna.

Seoe Staot, Die I'M 9ebiet bon
Spei Ober mebr Stoaten lIegt, bat
i9ou baourh ALIEN ettpas Wierttpiirs
oiges, uno man6e per3pidte 6rngen
t0nnen aus elmer iol1en Gage ents
iteben. Seyartana 1T pos einSige
ameritaniIde Stdotten FOLDER Art.
pel9es audi in ieinem ytamen bic
Stpei Staten perelnIgt. gu peuen es
sebOrt, = 0lpel Der ltol5eiten Stuas
ten Der l%lnion, ndmIi9 Seros uno
Mrtnuias.
Snres bat ieoer Der beioen Seile
bon 2eTartnna ielne belonbere Staots
regierung, uno bic nStote Kline
Apenue" biloei Die 9ren3e 5pii9en
ibnen. 0aber bat aud ieoer 3eiI
ieinen beionoeren 8iirgermeilter, Der
niGt penig ltolS ouf Dieies 4mt 1T.
ODD pedfeln bic Wiiroen bGufig,
uno i'm YerbdItnis sur StGrte Der
8epOlterung gibt es in oieiem fhos
men Stdotfen foit 10 piele Yiir9ers
meiiter uno Gr>WtnDors, pie es in
W~oibington Songrebmduner ooer in
&entudp pSOrnels" gibt, Mitunter
bsnuben bic Biirger Der beioen
Serortonas cine ofrentlite Ginri9s
tung semeiniam. 9as bette YeiipieI
lit oas Yoitamt, mel4es aui Der
@ren5linie itebt, nit elmer teroniiden
unb elmer Artaniaier 5iire. SIM
iibrigen maiden bic AoreiIen Der
8riefe ben 8iirgern nod Die meiIte
Surge, oa anl9einenD piele ibrer
6reunbe beim aoreilieren ni1t apis
i6en Serartona, Ger. uno SeGars
lana, Mrt., unterideioen.
Nenn bic 8irger peniger braoe
9eute pGren, 10 bate bic 5rpiei9lG4s
tige Staotli9tsit l4on gu oielen
StreitfGIIen be5iigli6 Der @usIiefe>
run9 BON @eieBess llebertretern ges
fiibrt. SatiG6li6 ober tonnen li4
bic betonnten Gltelten 2eute on teis
men ein3igen oerartigen Sail erins
nern. nidt einmol betreifs Wirt'
i6aftssW ioerieber unO oerglei6en!
@s It ME unre6t. %freilpiI'
fig gu fterben. ober oft unanItGnolg,
Lancer 3u leben.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
9lltc SIciOcr scIadJt.

Gus ser n6ronffurter 3eitun9":
@ebt getrogene aIeionng. Die @e.
It1noe ser Altfleioerlteqe geniigen
ipie oie itGotiide Nahridtenlteae
mitteilt, Ser Naffrage ni6t. lin ben
3uorang gum &crfuuf 81 beidrdn-
fen, ionen f~iinftio 9lntrGge aut @e-
slg bon gltfleiOung MIR an be.
Itintmten Gogen 3ugelaiien meroen;
oiele Gage ner0en olrf Nniblog in
Ben @e5ugSideiniteGen unO I'M 80
1enfalenoer oes 2cbenSmittelamts
befonnt gegebcn. Der 3ped Der @lt.
fleioerIteQe, sic meiigcr bemittelte
9epolferung nit aIeiouiJ ST perie.
ben, lit MIR 5it errcidelL menn Die
9emiibung Ser @ermoltung ourd
gl6lieferung getrogcner Soden BON
Der @iirgerid)ait ltdrter ais biSbcr
urltcritiitt miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
Die Oerfanntc @iRcnidaft.

Tim 6os Sobr 1861 beidloB, nlf
@nIu6en bon 9oDIe, 6ie &onigli6e
@eleQl6oft Ser @iIienI6often al
Qonoon, zines i6rer Mitglieber nad
Dem Sic bon Seneriffa gu Ienoen,
INN BORT sic @rperimente bon Sort.
ceai uno @ascol an5uItellen. Sete-
riffo lit befanntlid cine Der &anari.
I6en Snieln, urto oo 6ieie Snieln
Dem &onig bon Spanien geborte1.
i6idte sic aonigli6e @eIeai6aft
5met Yerionen 81 Dem ipanilden @e.
ianoten IN 2onbon nm i'm INN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oieie Sn.
ieln 81 bitten. Der @cianOte be-
5eigte Sen 0eputierten pielen guIten
8ilerL uno 90 er iie fir @tit9lieOet
elmer SanoelsgeIeai6aft belt, mel
6e ii6 felt fur5em IN 2onoon fir
Sen @ertrieb bon fanariiden 8einen
gebiloet bate, 10 fragte er lie nah
ser @are, mel6e iie aus5ufiibren
geoG6ten. 9ie 0eputierten Ser &0-
nigli6en @eleGl6aft Der @iieni6af'
ten ontporteten ibm, bob iie ni6t
gum 3wefe BON SanoelsgeiAaften
nod Sen aanarii6en Snieln gingen,
Ionoern Inn @rperimente be5iigli3
Ser S6pere Ser 2uft an5ultelen. =
.@as? Sic polen Die 2ltft tpie'
gen?" = Dies lit uniere abii6t."
= n@eben sic binaus, Sic iino
Tarren!" = 0@ber @r5ellen5l -"
= n&inaus, iog' i6!" = Ole 9e-
pntierten maren gen6tigt, gu geben,
uno Die gr5ellen5 er5dblte alien, Die
es boren moQten boB 81 ibm Ter-
riidte gefommen ieien, welde Die
2llft miegen molten. @~GerbillgS bat.
te ser Scrr @eianOte 6olo oarauf
ben Summer, 5u erfabren, oaB Ger
aonig un0 Der Ser6og BON Oort an
Der Spite oerienigen itanOen, oenen
er Sen Sitel bon @erriidten CAB.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
Scrliner &ugus.

gllls Berlin i6reibt Der DYerner
Sumo, erbalten mir Die @n5eige,
ooB BORT in Der 8cit bonn 81. bis
"a. Sanuor cine Yrieimarfenontti.
on Itattoefunoen babe. 9obei, mel.
oct man uns, babe Der Serfauf Ell.
rer often rumdnii9en 3eitun9 aus
Dem Sabre 1858 nit od)t Stiid 5.
&aro-M lorfen, ldmar6 auf blGulid,
cen SteieerungsreforO erreiht, in
Dem oaiIr Der fir Sriefmarfen nod
ME o~agemeiene Seniationspreis bon
56,650 @iarf eel0it moroen iei.
@6ilateIiltii6 miro Oiele Meloung
iutereliieren uno Die &"llgemeinbeit
Ouraus icben, lpie tief i'm oaaemei-
nen aurs beute OaS WelO itebt uno
ouB sic idIeGten Soften niht i'm.
Ttonoe lino, foitlpieli9en 2iebbabe.
reien Sen @arous 81 MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
0iebitaGl luertuOuer NemGlOe.

&uf einem Giienbabnmager, Der
nit llm8ugSgut bon 9riiiiel nad
sIranffurt beltimmt mar, ioa cine
Giite nit 5peI 9iloera inn ange64i-
Gun 8crte pom miatreren bunoert-
tauieno Mart geitoDlen DOrocn fem.
Sic Yiloer iolen arbeiten boadnoi-
ider Wiciltcr oeS II. Sabrbunoerts
i'm. gineS Der 8em6loe ltellt ein,n
MGnn lteben0, oas anoere cine iiben-
De Srolt oar. @eioe Eerlonen tragen
nunfIe &oltiime NIT breiten meiben
9togen. Sic Niloer, ia bel 80
>%it1ltimeter 9roB, iinO in breite @olO-
mbmcn gefaSt.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
4bnabme Der Sunbc

,Dos S6lettltaOter Sageblott"
neroifentli6t f%olgenoe5: Sn @liaB.
Notbringen moren i'm &eduun9S-
jobre 1916 S9,499 SunOe belteuert
Sieruon entficlcn auf Den 9e6irf I'm.
ter.@lioB ALSO, auf ben 9e3irt
Sber-@loB 1925, ouf Den 9e5irf
&otbringcn 29,054. Die @eiamt5aDl
Ser Sunoe bat |abgenommen Inn H.
213, uno 5per i'm llnter-@lioB UNI
1884, i'm Ober-@liaB INN 1853, in
Sotbringen Inn 4416.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
Was mir IrJrm.
Esr amsrifansr 1T banphd6li& Get.
iunasihreibcr.

Seit Ginger Belt iinO ole BUN.
OeSbeboroeu bcihditigt seucien ieit.
6uiteIen. pie picle 3citungeu, Seit.
idriiten uuO Bidder idbrlit in ocu
Ser. Stootcn 9eIcicn werOen. Aus
Den ermittelten Satiobcn er1ibt lid,
oaB Ger Amerituuer IN iiberpicgen.
Der Wtebr5abl oen mohentliden
be5p. monotIih erideineHOen Sour.
naIeu Den Sor6ug eepGbrt. Den
omtIiden3iiiern laBt lid entnebmen.
oaB idbrlid) etrua 80 Wliuionen Yli.
der oertouit mer0en, m1breno Der
Ibias DER 3eitid]riiten nid]t meniger
ais 10 9iuionen @gemplore betrdgt.
Die 8unoeSltatiititer Iino bel elmer
per capita Nerednung 81 Der 6olge.
rung gcfommen, onB MIR "a zines
nelien 9ud)es bon ie einem Imeri.
taner geIeieu miro, ooB i'm gIeiden
3eiti6rnum BON 5moli Wionaten
oerielbe &eier ieood Don nidt peni.
ger oils 1870 3citihriiteu Glniid)t
nimmt. 1870 3eitihriften idbrIid.
ais @urdidnitt, ltcaen Dem 2eie.
eiier Oes omcritoniiden Seiers Elm
ebreuoes 3eu9nis aus, gIeibmobl
eeben Die Serrcn Statiititer lid nod
nidJt oamit 5uirie0en. Sic fii6ren
ben 9eweis, Dab oer 0urdifnitts.
burger betrGbtli6 mebr 2eieitofi
foniumieren mlB, oenn es gibt oiele
tauieno 6amilienL Die auber Der ort.
Iifen @oden6eitnns ODER einem
lononirtldnitli6en S%ouruoI nur JET.
ten cine 3eitidriit t%auien; aud bier.
0ig MiIIionen Sinner, Die Yiebrbeit
Der 4rmen, Anolpbabeten, @eiltes.
franfen uno Gerbreder tommen ais
&Guier bon 3eitidriften talm in
8etradt. Inter Ab5ug 0ieier ergib;
iid cine 9urhidnitts6iffer, Die ais
ebenio erfreuli6 mie e%ritounIid be.
5eidnet meroen muB. 9ie SnhUer.
lt1noieeu Der Hegierung ertIdren,
ooB in elmer 6onilie Der Wiittel.
tloiie OurdidnittIid ieoes Sobr 400
@yemplare bon 3eitun9crt uno 1856
ioId)er BON 3eitidriiten geleien mcr.
Den. Die 3obl Der in Den Ser.
Staoten oeroiientlihten 3eitidriften,
einidlieBlid Ga9es5eitungen betr19t
%, 754, bon weldeu $3.50 tdgIidl,
1913 modentlib unO 1922 mo.
notli6 eribeincn. Ole Gaeebl1tter
Dobcn cine Decentralization BON
29,000,000, Die @oden5eitungeu
leten 57,000,000 @remplare ab,
mabreno Die Reconsideration iur
79,O00,000 @gelnplcre aGhier fin.
ben. IS 9ibt auBerOem nod 442
Ionitige 3eitihriitcn, Die Der Wiebr.
Sabl nad piertelidbrlib erideinen.
nno Die 5uIammeu cine 3irfuIatioH
bon 100000 auiweiien. 9tus Dem
8oritebenoen ergibt iid ii6er5eugeno,
DUB oos nmeritan,ide 8olt Dor.
ncbmlid cine geation BON 3eitungS.
lciern lit, Die ibre Se%nntniiie betrclis
Der @eltcreigniiie 5lm groBcren
Sell Den 8erihten uno Grorterltugen
in Sa9eoldttern entnimmt. @nt.
l6eioano in oieier Siniiht bat iid
un5weiielbait Ger ouBeroroentlld)
biuige QreiS Der 3eitungen ernie.
len, Die 9leidyuobl cine 10 reife
Musmlbl oeS MiiienSluertcn mo Sr.
tereiiantcn l%ieiern, OoB lie nit Jictt
oils Die biaigitc uller &cbensnotluer-
0i9feiten be5eid)net per0cn 0%ilricu.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21

Gins geniigt. Sic:
nN(ber lieblter gilbert, mod bod
nidt crit lange @eidi6tenl SD
babe mir oen Suit einmal in Den
&opf geIebt. -"
"9llio brau6it On i'm ni6t nod
auf ben &opf 81 ieBen!"
@e5ei6 nenb 5. 9raut (i6-
rer Srcunoin Die @uslteuergaroe-
robe 5eigeno): ugeun, @lie, wie ge-
fdat Dir mein 8ufunftsitaat3"
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21

BEN b.treffsnosn S9reiben Der Die
rstttoN lag gIei@5eitig oas Sonorar
- Finf5ebn Mart = bel.
Die 9srrsn SabeIburs unb 9lus
mentbol mOgen Diellsidt bsuie mits
lsioig iiber oisie Summe bic Idfel
Suden, fir MIDI mar lis bdmaIs Elm
8srmO9en, Oas ib iofort in 3pies
belpurit. Se4spfennis : 3igurrtn,
9ilta, Subtitle unb IonItigen mills
tdrii6en 9sIitateIIeu onIegte unO
Oieroebn So9e lang nie Soft in
5rantreid I6psIste.
IS 1putt" purOe oufgefii6rt unb
gefieI. Der .@erfoffer" lpuroe bon
Dem bontbdren publitum> lebbaft gee
rufen, tonnte ober lsibsr ni9t ers
I6siuen, oo sr sufdlligertpsiie on
OemleIben Nbenb irgenotpo Bo9e ites
ben mubte.
Samit t0nnts i9 meme plauberei,
.Wie i'd S9riftIteller tpurOe". f9liez
hen, penn bic So9e nidt nod elm
luItiees NohIpiel bate, bas i9 nls
g%eipiffenbafter Selbt6iogrupb msis
men 2eIern ni9t Oeri9Deisen mill.
Gttpo 5pOlf Sabre Tpdter truf ih
zines @benbs u. bon Winterfelb unb
eraGbIte inn. in pel9er Meiie er au
meinem erIten unb ein5igen Stiid
9eratter geitaubcn unO 10 Mitbes
GRINDER meines ,oufIteigenoen
Rubms" getporben mar.
gu meiner lleberroi9ung brad er
BEL meiner Mittetlung in Elm f4alz
lenbes @elG9ter aus, bas i'd bOllz
itdnbis begriff, ais er mir bic 8ers
~onloIiung gu belalslbsn barlegte.
sd bate" 10 er3Gblte Winters
felo, fir ben SropiBf9en aalen>
Der cine SumOreste gu liefern unb
Oieien 4uftros perbummelt. Snmits
ten elmer ldngeren S@wei5erreile
purbe i6 bur9 einen etpas energis
Iben 8rief bes @erlegers an meme
f9riftitelleriI9e @erpfli4tung erin=
merit, unb bies geraoe gu elmer 3eit,
no i9 abiolut ni9t in Der Stims
mun9 lpar, mir ben &opf nit Der
@rfinbung elmer nslien 9umoreste gu
3erbre9en. 90 tom mir Elm retz
tenber Seoante: Sd bate Dor Sab
rem einen oft ouFgefiibrten, nun aber
lGngit DergeiIenen Ginatter gef4rte@
ben, ben i6 aufGlligertpeiie nit eini>
gen anberen Orudla9en nit mir
fiibrte. Sd nobm i'm Dor uno iuons
bette i'm in cine G~r3dblung Inn, ins
benz i9 ben 9ialog nit all ben 8e<
mertungen unO 3mifdeniGBen Oers
Iob, bic Sic 1pGter pieber 10 Iorgs
fGltig berausitri4en uno auf bieie
@eiIe meinen @indfter tpieber berz
Itellten. OoB Sic bieIeu unter 81
rem Namen ouffiibren IieBen, lei
Sbnen Inn Sbrer tOItli9en iugenoz
li9en llnperfrorenbeit pillen berSies
ben unb aud auf bic &iid5ablung
bes Sbnen gu tell g~eporbenen nnoms
baften Sonorurs" mill i'd groBmiitig
Oer3i9ten."
5aB i@ anseiidts bieier Gnt6iil-
lung ni9t minber ber3li4 la9te als
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REMARKABLE CHANGE IN
JUST A few DAYS
Spartanburg Woman Relates Her
Wonderful Experiment
SHE SUFFERED MUCH
After Being in Bed Three Weeks, Tan.
lac Had Her Up in Just
Three Days

II was able to eat a regular meal
and do light housework in three days
after l began taking Tanlac, though
before started taking it had stayed
in bed three weeks and could not even
sit up" said Mrs. J. G. johnson, of
5S7 N. Church ST., Spartanburg, in
her endorsement of "The National
Tonic" ain a week after taking the
first dose, I discharged my cook and
began doing all my housework, and
went to church five days after be-
gan this treatmnet," continued Mrs.
johnson.
81 had catarrhal fever and what |
think was light case of the grippe.
l was awfully nauseated and could
not retain eevn cold water, much less
food. | became so weak and sick
that / had to stay in bed. When |
started Tanlac had been in bed three
weeks and unable to tiup All this
time was under treatment, and did
not seem to be gaining strength. |
lost heart in that way of trying to re-
gain my health, and so l threw away
all my medicines and began taking
Tanlac
"The Tanlac gave me back my ap-
petite right at the start, and I could
just feel myself getting stronger right
along. | have never known any mcdi-
cine that would make a sick person
well so quickly, especially one as sick
as was. | took just two bottles.
am feeling fine now and Pm getting
stronger. My health is far better
than it has been for Il year or so.
+ The Tanlac surely did make me get
well quickly-it was just wonderful. -
| Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold
! by Dickson's Drug Store, Manning;
Fl. w. Ncttles, Jordan; Shaw & Plow-
den, New Zion; Farmers Supply Co.,
Silver; d. c. Rhame, Summerton.-
ADV.
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danes, Robt: Johnson, George Joseph,
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