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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
DIR. WADSW0RTH
DIES, PNEUMONIA
Prominent Tulsa Physician
Succumbs TO Very Short
Illness.
LONG A COMMUNITY LEADER
lnaugurated Many Of Citys
Plans for Health Con
serVatlun.

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Tulst.s most proWiucui 'N'E"u~ died
la.t uiuht at ~ o.y'u,. az has resi-.
1,r,, lto- s,,t, Nam r,ll,ving
an lI'h''' OF i"uI ''N
Doctor WndsWorth suffered ,hill
Vh,le attending ue,itng AT con.
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'''' 90
ne was hedrldd"n, suffering from a.
severe attack or pneumonia lie
weakened repidl, and IL WAS lpowr
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survive long iu spite of tho fact lhdi
he had always hcen IN good health
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strong phNNlVu'
Doctor Nadsw Orth Was 40 ears Of
are. lie leaves ii widow and ono
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brother Earnest NhdSWorth, ~ COM
ing from Meridian, Miss. and fancral
arr,rgcr,orts vilI not h, -r,nd, urtiI
hc ,rri,,s
The decreased probsbrv ,ps AS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
GERMAN PRESS TRYING TO
MINIMIZE SAMMlES' HELP
Motive IL 10 Prepare People for
Whnt IL Coming IL Relief In
official Circles,

WAsiINGTON. April 1o.-Re-
Eardlng the attitude Of the German
press on the anniversary Of the
entry Of the United StntcH into the
war, an official dispatch from
France today says
"A great number ~ papera are
publishing On the occasion OF the
anniversary OF the United states
entry into thei war articles which
secm to answet two purposes. on
N" ono hand TO free 6he government
from responsibility IN asserting that
increasing tho submarine war had
nothing 10 do with Americas de-
ciHlnn, and on the other hand TO ra-
assure the public whose anxiety the
present operations have not alto
gothcr quieted In reporting TO II that
the American aid OF little lmpor.
tnnce at the moment, is incapable Of
becoming SO In the future.
49,. IL lis possible that the entrance
upon tho scene Of American troops
which II plenscs tho press on all oc-
oaSiuns tp represent ~ unfit for i'm
mediate use has caused the public a
certain surprise and they are trying
70 make IL understand that the milf
thry etiort ~ America is doomed IN
advance to complete check
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
MEXICAN CAVAlRYMEN
FACING OUR TROOPS
Organized Effort Bcing Made To Op-
pose Further Pursuits of Ran
dts by Americans
CHALLENGES CAN BE HEARD
United States Soldiers Open Fire
with Machine Gun ns Puni-
tive Measure.

FORT HANCOCK Texas. Aprn
iO.--American cavalry and Mexican
federal troops face each other to-
night across tho Rio Grande at the
san Juan mine ford, eight miles
southeast Of here, and the chal-
lenges OF tho Mexicnna' outpoS.s
may be heard from tho American
side. The MexlcRns are entrenched
opposite here. They fired on an
American patrol last night
Three Mexican federal Cavalrymen
were known to have been killed to-
day when a machine gun detachment
of American cavalry opened lire on
the Mexican force opposite here
after the MeHlcans had fired ap-
proximately ono hundref shots At
an American patrol at the ford.
After two bursts of bullets were
fired from the machine guns the
Mexlcans retired from the river and
were not aoen again
Two MeMcans wera killed near
Ysleta today by United Htates
troops. soon after the skirmish he
tween the Mexican and American
forces here a column OF Mexioan
cavalry appeared from the direction
OF Guadalupe, west OF here. The
column was one-half mile long and
II was estimated TO include five hun
dred soldiers,
The destination OF these and other
Mexican troops moving down the
river opposite here ID unknown. but
United States army officers have
known for week Of "A general con
oentration OF federal troops In the
Big Bend district east OF here and
these troop movements are thought
to he n part ot this concentration
while the purpose OF this coneen-
tration II unknown, u IL believed ny
army officers that an organized Of
fort will be made 10 oppose further
invasiona OF Mexico by Americas
troops In pursuit OF bandits. Col
George r. Langhorne, commander OF
the Big Bend district. which includes
this section, II here In personal COM
mand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
DYING REQUEST or
PRAGEN IS RESPECTED

ST, LOUIS, April 10 The dying
wish Of Robert Prayer, hapgcd 10y u
mob at Collinsville, H., last Friday,
that he be buried with an American
Flag, was respected today when fu.
neral services for The dead man at
tended by more than 500 persons
were held from Il local undertaking
establishment A large Flag was
drapcd over his body and upon Il re-
posed numerous floral tributes most
Of theur from persons who had not
known the man
The services were IN charge of q
German branch Of the Odd Fellows.
OF which Prayer was Il member.
short sermon in English being
preached by Rev w S simon. pas
tor of Jesus Evangelical church
Burial was I'm ST. Matthews cemetery
here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Canadians Dare Germans TO Attack
Attempt to Flank Vimy Ridge Fails

" ~ I---I I--------
,hi'uren are rlH' ,"l''lh ''' .'....
peh'h mas Nlh'''" ',l'"' ""' ''''
PROOFS over 'nf ''ub'
Fam Lens 46 NrraH ram Us h"ing
added 10 ruin. smoky hy daF. RIM
med iu fire by night our old hai'Ir
grounds are alive 10 hail" again.
Constant crumpling of shells 100 Al
ras, Levin. Ac1u"r"i't's. ana V'hrr
big and litile ceni"rs is answered nS
the roar of our guns sweeping ih'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Senator Stone Resting
Easy Follouoing Sudden
Stroke of Paralysis

WAsHINGTON, April 10
Senator william i stone Of Mis-
souri, stricken with paralysis to-
day while on his way 10 the senate
office building, was resting easy
ot his homo tonight slight
cerebral hcmorrhage affected tho
senator's left side and rendered
him helpless though he did mot
lose consciousness at any time.
II WI be impossible, according
to the physician, TO state before
tomorrow just how serious the
trouble may prove To be.
The senator was stricken on
street car and was taken first 10
the office building before being
removsNl to his home There the
entire Missouri delegation In con
Eress and many other friends
gathered during the afternoon TO
await anxlously the phyScian's rev
mort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
GERMANS STILL GAIN
English Fall Back to the
Wytschaete and Mes
sines Ridge.
BERLIN CLAIMS PRISONERS
Six Thousand Captured
in Addition to One
Hundred Guns.

WITH THE BRITISH
ARMY IN FRANCE, April
i0.-The first of the Ameri-
can fighting troops have ar
rived on the British front and
have been greeted with in
tense enthusiasm. The over
seas pioneers were a battalion
Of infantry which came swing
ing along the road into a cer-
tain sector after an all-night
march that began on the
anniversary of Americas dec
laration Of war. The dusty
uniforms and unshaven faces
Of the Americans showed
that they had been long on
the road.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Sammies Reach Fighting
Front in Nick of Time
Troops Crossing to
France Three Times
as Fast as Formerly

NASUUSGrN. Aprl 10 with
tho news that AyhcrIyan troops
now are M tho hattlo zone, tho
blunt statement Of DAVID Lloyd
GrorEr. Tho briuah premier 90
perliHmeut aS 60 the situation In
ll.aIIF came homo 10 Americans
today with added furco Army Of.
r,rrs expressed satisfaction that
'Hc rvnforlourutH ordered into
tho firHi b, President Wilson had
begun 60 arrive, Tor tho British
premier had lcft no room Tor doubt
Chat the need Tor them IL urgent.
hvhlud lhat advance guard other
American forces are moving rap
td'N 'u the front Figures may not
Dee disrluaod, but " is known def
u,lrA that tho rate or departure
"t Nl'ricnn troops fnr France is
now three times that OF only a
short time axe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
French "Defedtists"
Are Coming to Grief

PARIS. April 10 Vigorous meas
ures are being taken against the
"dcfcausjs" for their attempts to
spread a feeling OF pcasmism.
Russian tailor yesterday was son
fenced 10 serve six weeks in prison
for remarklng In u cafe that France
had sold out Russia and Rumania.
NJ. Rroutchoux, former secretary or
the radical miners union OF the north
was arrested yesterday for speak
ing against tho war while on a train.
The "defontists' are few In num-
ber and these cases do not indicate
that pesslmism is widespread
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11

rs Canadian Press LTD
CANADIAN ARMY liEADQlNR'
TIERS. huyl 10.--Folled go their at
temp TO outflank Vimy ridge In the
south the Germans are now attempt
ing tho same maneuver. from lhe
north bv Rethunc. The anniversary
of tho date that saw canada victor
Ious IN winning back so much OF the
coal lands of France finds Ihose
lands menaced again. Canada with
lis hard won Nimg rIdg" behind u
waits for Germany 10 dare a frontal
attack
An Yesterday afternoon evening
and this morning our guns answered
those uf the enemy Throughout tho
area from the Scsrpe 20 Souchcz,
little villages have known again ue
blood price of battle Women and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Adn,rat Sims Appeals
For More Destroyers

,h,',bSTON, April l0.-Coples Of n
g,r sgt,er from Vice Admiral William s.
s,,ne' s,e' commander of the United
S,a'eS naval forces In European wa
,eis. urging workers to their utmost
w. speed up ship construction are to
ue placed tomorrow I'm the pay en-
nt'opes OF the $1,000 men employed
an ~ ,ns shlpbuilding plants at quincy
p.ne letter Is addressed 10 Vice
bIss,uent Joseph w. Powell Of the
J''.hem a',J Shipbuilding company
.u ue writer declares that the
,,,atter ,,I OF supplying more ships. par
,u'arIy destroyers, Is one OF the
greatest importance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
OklnhnnIn AdmIlird

NEW ORLEANS. April 10 y
olvcr ,Fuwlkes ~ Mobile was elect
ed president md White sulphur. ".
Va. was chosen as the 1919 .leseting
place 400 the concluding session here
late today NJ the annual convention
~ the Southern Wholcsnlc Dry
Goods association. u was votel
nfi"r fpiriicd discussion tu udmt
Texas and Oklahoma wiolasu To- d.
into tho association. Increasing the
states represented TO lG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
'"glanS in NeDada' Are
supplied With WeGpons

poiic. $50, . Nevada. April to-s,,,.
ernm.n, arg 10 special agents Of the roys
Ne,s5s are being sent Into ses,crr
Rbosba. Tnere Fiute. Ooshuts 80
with az or,, indians have been w,nn1tnd %
10 s,,ssti Inns snd poison and aSy,,od
white sa,,, me Indian agents ana -, ,sa
dams 's n.a.s a gathering az In
days ,gn neIr a.. Phoebe. New. Gu.
which rev.a'a ,u TO an investIgatior
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Mako Room Tor Rep,bIIcnn..

WASHINGTON, April IO.--The
ilemocraic steering committee Of
the senate today decided To give Re
PuDicans increased representation
on several committees 10 provide
places for Senator Baird Of New
Jersey and Senator Elect Lcnroot OF
W hconsin, both or whom were
g,teted TO hll unexpired terms OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
work or Go TO War"

NORMAN. Okla. April lo.-"Go
to work or go to war is the edict
,of city Marshal II l.. Sanderson to
'loarers In this county The city
marshal has promised TO clear the
streets OF Norman Of all loafers and
TO place them behind Jail bars un-
less they 90 to work or Join the
army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
STORM SUBSIDIES IN EAST
AFTER RAGING TWO DAYS
Clear weather and Rising Tcmpern-
ture Promised To-day by
Weather Man.

WASHINGTON. April 10-The
storm which has had the eastern half
Of the country In its grip for tho past
two days Ii dlsslpating rapidly aud
clearing weather for many sections II
promised tomorrow with generally
clear weather and rising tempera-
lures forecast for Friday.
Snow fell today IN the Ohio valley
along Lake Erie and IN Tennessee
and Alabama, while rain continued
over southern New England and the
middle Atlantic states Temperatures
were below theAseasonal nverage
with record low Temperatures In
some parts OF the mountains OF
Alabama.
Better extracts, better flavorIng
iIooPtrH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
YANKEES HAPPY TO M
AT GERMANS AT LAST.

LONDON. April l0.--AmeticAn
troops are nov reinforcing the Hrit-
ish line IN France, along the greater
portion OF which the Getmans are
keeping up their strong assault with
hordes OF men and great concentrA-
tiOns OF artillery IN assaults that now
apparently have their objective In
tho penetrating of the battle front In
northern France and Belgium
II was a happy lot OF men that
swung into the sector chosen for
them and they were greeted with
great enthusiasm.
From tho south OF Ypres In Bel.
GUM to the region OF Ia BaSsee In
France the new offensive OF tho
Hermans is b1ing carried out with
great desperation with thousands OF
ner under cover OF unprecedented
bonn bardments on the allied rear line
In an ondelvor to pierce tho brayeiy
defended fronts held by the British
and portuguepo--nnd now also at.
some unnamed point by Americana
Line Bends.
on several sectors ot the new
twenty mile battle line few deep
salicnts have been driven by the
enemy, hut ~ the process the Ger
mans nowhere have been able 10
break thru. The line merely bending
back under tho great pressure. Par
ucularly deep are wedges west or
Armcntieres and northwest OF In
DaHsee saiients which seem to
make certain tho evacuation by the
british OF Armentiere5 and TO threat
en- seriously important railway june
uou OF Bcthune.
British positions southwest OF
Fsu I.Hls b..
Tvs and DoubC, rorth Of ArTnentieres.
along tho five mile front between
tho FlpsgEttert wood and the Wyt-
uchaetcsMcssines ridge have heen
pressed back by the Gcrnlahs. East
OK Ia RaGsec. Gycnchv hill. the key
10 Hcthuue he's been tenaciously held
~ the british rrd the town OF Civ
cpChy rctakeu while 20 the north in
tho region ~ Ypres the enemy's att
hcks against the high ground about
The Nc7gl0es ridge everywhere haV
been dccI7iyeiy repulsed. The Brf-
Ish I'm rccapturing Biyenchy mofs
nearly p thousand Germans priSsn-
ers
Huns Cross Lys.
The latest GOrmnn official state
rucrt aHcrts that between Armen-
there's and Tafairrs the Germans
have crossed the isya river and thhl
north Of Almentieres the British lines
on both sides ~ Rarueton
hnyc been penetrated. Six thousand
prisoners and one hundred suns are
90 hove BEEN taken by the
Gufm1us boz the fighting between
and La Rsssee canal
Tho famous Nimy ridge. won
yrlr ago D.. the Canadians. Is re
,olvirF rrodigiouH visitation Of
h.Is f-rm ierman batteries. The
Canadians however. with their usual
.uur.u.ru"t. arc avaiting an infant
,y qft1lh. elrsfied that they again
VIII o.. able d-cisvely To defeat the
enemy arf hold this important sec
tor
While tho naitle IN the north has
hoo, g, prorress the fighting south
1f tre somme. where the British are
,IrueI against the Germans has
,.eu rather subdued M SO, how
,uar rr the sectors Where the
sreucb and Germans are dispuiing
he occupancy Of pe terrain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11

BERLIN. tvia Iondon). April 10.
Sis thoussnd prisoners and one hum
drcd guns were captured ny the Ger
mans between Armcnticres aud In
Bss~co canab the official stnicmcnt
from general headquarters announ.
ocs today. E5
The tierpans basc cro~aed the Lys
river "a several points bctwcsa
Armenticrrs and Estntrcs, according
10 the evening statement from gencr.
al hendquartcrS.
"North of Armcntieres. the state
ment adds. "wc penetrated the Eng
lish lines On both sides of Waastcn-
WMmcton."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
odd FellOggS and RebekahS

treat big meeting at county courthouse Matters Of i'm
portance pertaining to the purchase of New odd Eel
lows Hall Every Odd Fellow and Rebekah is earnestly
requested to be present at O'Clock tonight 6
COMMITTEE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Evidence Not DIscIosed.

The other man implicated by
Riegel az one OF the mob leaders,
testified at the inquest todayg hut
the nature OF his evidence has not
been disclosed.
Details Of the hanging were also
supplied today by Albert Kneedler.
10 years old, who was witness
He said he knew the faces OF some
Of the men who pulled on the rope
and could identify them, but did not
know their names
Tho inquest was continued tonight
In an attempt to conclude II by to-
morrow night No arrests VIII be-
made until after the inquest. accord
ing To Mr. Trnutmanu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11

LONDON, April io,--Matntain-
ing their powerful attacks In the
northern part Of tho British lines.
tho Germans continued 10 gain
ground today. The official report
from Field Marshal Hnir says tho
British troops were forced back
10 the line Of Wytschaetc. Mes.
sincs ridge and pIoegstcert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Amendment Adopted.

The senate adopted an amendment
by Senator Jones ~ New Mexico
providing for dHmissHl Of federal
executive employees making dlsloyal
statements This was substitute
for one introduced by Senator Pen
rose " Pennsylvania several days
ago after attacks had been made
upon George Crecl chairman OF the
committee on public Information,
and other officials on account OF
their writings in tho past
Senator Lodge, after he and other
senator's had denounced alleged dis
loyal publications In the German
American press, Withdrew his amend
mrnt prohibiting GcrinRn language
publication unless parallcled hy Eng
liah translauons. Senator Nelson OF
Minnesota opposed the amendment.
declaring II AN Insult 10 loyal Amer
leans OF German blood" Senator
Borah Of Idaho aid not press mn
amendment he had Offered 10 repeal
the postmaster generals preAa cen
sorship authority conferred in the
original espionage act.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
Reiterated Statements.

Riegel made n confession early to
day to II st Louis newspaper man
and persons present AT rho inquest
asserted tonight that Riegel had re-
itcrated before tho Jury every detail
mentioned In HIS statement to the re-
porter.
Ricgcl X said to have been ducs
toned by Coroner Low, In charge OF
the inquest, and by W ". Trnut-
mann. first assistant attorney gen
oral of Illinois, for more than an
hour II is not known whether ho
dlvulEed the nAmos OF persons
known 20 him who participated In
the hanging
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11
MINER CONFESStS TO
BEING M0B'S LEADER
Dying Wish ur l,uhrut rnror
Was That Nt- Body BE- Uuuud
In Nncriyuu l'hg
ASKED FOR NO MERCY
Denied That IlC Was ~pN or That ilv
IIonrdrd Powder. Inquest T.
Bcing Continued

COlIdNSNLLE. IN ApJI Iu
A request that his body hc wrapped
In the American Flng formed the
last words Of Rohcrt f. Prayer.
hanged here by a mob early last
Friday. according 10 testimony to.
day before tho coroucrN inquest h,
Joseph Rlcgcl It was rnid tonight ry
persons who were present at the in
quiry. which WIS held bchlnd closed
doors
Prayer was hostod into tho air hy
boys from i2 To 10 years of age,
RicEel n miner who ia said to have
confessed to being mob leader, Is
said TO have estfied He II dc
cl1rcd to have said Prayer denied
that lie was a spy or that ne had
boarded powder with the purpose Of
blowing up tho Hnryville mine.
Riegel. It ~ said. paid "A tribute To
Pagers bravery, declaring that the
latter never shed "a toar except when
he kissed the Flag and that he did
not beg for mercy.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-26

turn today after spending a fur tough at the home of his aunt on West Main street. Up until q few years ago Barnes made his home in PlHinville, where he is well known.
 Sailor James Heffernan of the United States navy has returned to his ship after spending a short fur tough at the homo of his parents.
 Charles Feneau. a brother of Mrs. F.. Melansen Of East Main street, left yesterday fer New Haven from where he will go to Nova Scotia. He has enlisted in the British aviation corps aa an expert electrician and expects 10 ge across imm ediatcly.,
 Mrs Cath crime Cameron and son. George of New Haven have returned home after short visit at the home of NIT. and Mrs James J. Murphy of Whiting street fer a few days.
 Joseph Delage. a sailor in the Unit co States navy. has returned to his ship after visit at the home of his uncle, stephen Leonard. of Pierce street
 Private Daniel Teacsco, sta tionc il at Camp Devens has returned after visiting at the homo of James Min nollo of Whiting street for few days.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-26

cred. extremely grave. owing to the ina ahility of the Cossack General Sem enof. head of the anti Bolshevist n7oVement in that vast territory. to obtain allied support. for which he has appealed to the Japanese.
 General Semenoff's movement is now officially recognized, and a gen oral committee has been formed at IInrbin. which will act as a general staff divided into three departments financial, military. and administra- tive. The Russian consul, M. Popoff has been appointed chairman of tho committee.
 Two thousand Germans have been armed and are drilling at Irkutsl1, capital of the government of Irkutsk, in Eastern Siberia, and, according to an official report received from a for eiSn consul the Germans are making hll preparations to bring much larger forces there.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-26
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 HAIR TO DARkEN TT
Grandma Kept Her Locks Dark, glossy, and Youthful with Sage Tea and Sulphur.

The old time mixture of Sage Tea
 land Sulphur for darkeninG gray.
 streaied and faded hair is grand
 mothers recipe, and folks are again
 using it to keep their hair good,
 even color. which is quite sensible as
 we are living in an age when a youth |ful Appearance is of the greatest ad-
 vantage. Nowadays, though we don't have
 \ the tTou bIesome task of gathering the
 ] ssagc and the Dussy mixing at home.
 EAlI drug stores sell the ready to-use
 lproduct improved by the addition of bother ingredients, called "Wyeth' s tSage and Sulphur Com pound" It is
 kvery popular because nobody can dis fcover it has been applied Simply kmoisgen your comb or a soft brush ! with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a
 &time; by morning the gray hair dis ppears. but what delights the ladies
 &with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com Round, is that, besides beautifully Hardening the hair after few appli-
 Ications it also produces that soft
 |Iustre and appearance of abundance
 which is so attractive. This reGdy-to-
 Iusc preparation is delightful toilet
 trequisite for those who desire a more |youthful appearance It is not in
 tended for the cure, mitigation or pre-
 |yention of disease.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-26
SWAMP ROOT FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for cura bic ailments of the kidneys. liver and bladder
 pr. kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the rem edy needed in thousands upon thousands of dis tressing cases. Swamp Root, a phy- sician's prescription for special dis eases, makes friends quickly because it's mild and imm cdiate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is gentle, healing vegetable compound.
 Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
 However, if you wish first to test this great prcpa ration send ten cents to Dr. kilmcr X Co. Bingha mton, N. Y. for sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the New Britain Daily Herald.