davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Process nauczyciielki Grace
Lusk.
Waukesha, Wis, ~ maia =

Waukesha, Wis, II maja w
sadie w miescie Waukesha toczy
sic process nauczycielki Grace
Lusk, oskarzonej 0 morderstwo
Maryanny Newman Roberts, TO-
nv DR.. Robertsa znanego wetery
narza i wydawcy dzie1 medycz--
nych.
.Jak wiadomo panna Lusk, po-
siadajac wykszta}cenie i patent
nauczycielki, dostafa posade u
ORA. Robertsa: miala mu dopoma
gao W tworzeniu nowych dziel me
dycznych. Przez czas niejakis, pa
ma Lusk swietnie wypemiala
swoje obowiazki, co widziac. DR..
Roberts zaprzyjaznil sic MIA, 2
czasem zawar1 sic stosunek milo
sny, tax IL W krotkim czasie obo-
.je wyjezdzali ma wycieczki do
r6znych miast. Parma Lusk SLIME
pokocha1a Ora. Robertsa j MALE
gala IA niego, azeby roz1aczy} sic
z IONA, a 2 MIA sic ozenil, nawet
grozila mu reWolwerem, gdyby
jej tego ME przyrzekI Teraz do
piero pozna1 Dr.. Roberts W jaki
wpaH klopot, lecz "a pozno bylo
wyrwae sic 2 sieci milosnej, vice
coraz staWaI sic smlltnie jszym q
lanai sobie glove roznemii tros--
ami. iona Ora Ro bertsa, doWie-:
dzieWszy poroz emu a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

- Lotnicy angielscy bombardo-
wall onegdaj w nocy twierdze
Metz Aiemiecka i miasta W Mem
czech, Koblencye inne. Nadto
.bombardowano punkty strategicz
ne poza liniami niemieckiemi, jak
.Thionville, Namur, Charleroi i in
ne: $4,000 ton .pocisk6w rzucono
spoza linie niemiecka, a W ciagu
'dnia zrzucono Is aeroplan6w ME
mieckich = angielckich maszyn
.nie powr6ci{o 3.
w ostatnich dwu miesiacach.:-- :
ii. cd poczatku ofensyvy niemiec
=kiej zrzucili i zniszczyli Alianci
okolo tysiaca aeroplan6w niemiec
kich.
Ogfoszono wiadomosci, IL w o
statnich czasach i walkach zgine-
Ii lotnicy amerykanscy = Potter
Stefan z Saginaw, Mich. porucz-
mix M. Crane Filadelfii i Alex
sander Bayne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

kie zasz}o pomiedzy jej mezem a
Grace Lusk, bardzo sic zasmuci}a
i zazada}a natychmiastowej odpo
wiedzi. DR.. Roberts powiedzial
jej, ze ME kocha panny Lusk sta
nowczo zony ME opusci. Grace
Lusk zmecierpliwiona razporaz
pyta1a Ora Robertsa, czy oznaj--
mil zonie wszystkiem, co zasz}o
miedzy mimi czy sic MIA rozwie
die, lecz DR.. Roberts, zaba}amu-
cony zajsciem, ME dal jej stanow-
czej odpowiedzi. Grace Lusk zro-
zumiala, re ME uzyska mic cd do
ktora, wiec postanowi1a pospie--
szyc do jego zony j wszystkiem
jej opowiedziec. Slyszac 0 TEN.
DR.: Roberts prosi} jej azeby tego
ME robila i przyrzekl,ze sam wszy
stko opowie zonie; tax sic sta}o.
DR.. Roberts nazajutrz opowie-
dzial zonie 0 wszystkiem, co zasz-
10 pomiedzy MIN a Grace Lusk, a
uslyszawszy tenn iona, rozp1aka
Ia sic. rzewnie lkajac prosila go,
azeby ME sfuchal nalegan Lusk.
Czeka1a niecierpliwie Grace Lusk
powrotu doktora, a gdy sic do
wiedzia}a, ze cd zony sic ME od--
laczy, rozgniewana, opuscila goi
w uniesieniu poszfa spefnic to, "a
co dzisfaj pred sadem odpowia--
dac musi- morderstwo. Udala sic
do mieszkania Robertson6w i "a
.stawszy pania Robertson sama,
bez slowa rozmowy zastrzelifa ja.
DR.. Roberts podrozowaf panna
Grace Lusk po r6znych miastach
j przebywa1 W hotelach, regestru
jac sic jako MAJ 2 iona, a mimo
tego twierdzi on, ze czynil to 2
przyczyny interesdM medycznych
Teraz zalezy Cd sadu decyzya,czy
Grace: Lusk przy popeh ehieniu NOR
derstwa byla " stanie ob1edu,czy
ME. Mkt ME moze przewidziee
wyniku procesu, poniewaz morde
rstwos spel lnione bylo " stanie o.
|bledu Koniec proc ocesl# nastapi II II
Ikrot kim ezasie ii II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Lista ofar huraganu wiynosi
29 osob.
Des Moines. Ia, Is maia

Des Moines, Ia, Is maja - Ii
sta ofiar huraganu, kt6ry wyrza-.
dill wielka szkode W Iowa, wyno-
81 20 os6b. w okolicach Beone 6;
Newton /; niedaleko Dernson 1 5.
niedaleko .okolicy Eldora 2; Chel
sea /; Sarcourt I; Walker / JEFF
ferson 3; Carol 2; Dubuque 4.
Wielka iczba os6b odniosla usz--
kodzenia. w okolicy Boone, sZko-
de W posiadlosci obliczono na
$500.00O. w okolicy Newton obli-
czono straty " posiadlosciach na
$3.50, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
BIURO PRASOWE
Komliis;yi Wojskowej.

New York, Is nlaja 1918. Pro-
sze poinformowac Polak6w W A.
meryce, ze ostatni kontyngent O.
.chotnik6w do Armii Polskiej we
Francyi byl witany W porcie wy
ladowania olbrzymim entuzyaz-
mem. Ma spotkanie ich wystapili
przedstawiciele Wiadz francus-
kich i oddzial wojsk amerykans-
kich, kt6rych obecnosc byla swia-
dectwem sympathy tel 1wielkiej
Republiki amerykanskiej ku Pol
see.
General Archinard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Ocaleni z rozbitego transpor-
tn przybili do poludniowo
angielskiego portu. :
Dw6ch kapra6w j 81 prywatnych kompanii B. pied1e
satego angeskiego piechonego bqakuie Ludzie opu-
$cih Meldavie Is minut po exployi.

True translation filed with thepost master at Wnona Mimi,
by the Act Of Congress 1917
Londyn 26 maja wyjakcm 50 amery ykasich zo]nierzy
poladze angielskiego
Mova kt0ry zosa torpedo zatopony czwarck
10 zo>a oca]en wyadowai do poudnowego angskiego por
aginonymi niema scie zadnego ocera zaj
.ia ylko diva nazwiska ME urzedujacych oficer6w.
WASHINGTON 26 maja Department wojemy podaf oneg
}a nazwska 50 conk6w kompan pedzesat 6ego piecoty
Stan6w Zjednoczonych czwartej dywizy.
Pomedzy zagnionym znaj dua sic diva nazwska polske:
Kobus Missouri SouthA1waukee Wis Franciszek Le
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

Londyn, 27 maja - Angielski
zbrojny statek Moldavia' daw--
-nicj kupiccki, ,, obecnie .uzyWanXZ ia
transporty wojsk Ameryki do
Europy, zostal torpcdowany i "a
topiony onegdaj mad ranem: W
zalodze okretu ofiar niema, lccz Z
zo}nicrzy amerykai1skich wiezio--
2iych do Europy 53ech zo}nierzy
vszclkiego Observation-Disclosures
zeineli, tonac w morzu, a jeszcze
pewniej wskutck exp]ozyi W od--
dziale, znajdujacym sic blisko ko-
t|6w okretu. "Moldavia'' zosta}a
zatopiona bez dania jej jakiejkol-
wick przcstrogi, lub szansy ratun
ku ]udzi; nura ME dojrzano, mi
mo jasnej ksiezycowej nocy-i ba-
cznych stray ma okrecie. Kiedy
explozye torpedy us}yszano -
wiekszosc zo}nierzy za1ogi spa}a,
lccz paniki zadncj Ia statku ME
bylo, gdy ujrzano, il okret to-
nie, natychmiast przeniesiono lu--
Azi na eskortujace ol1rety: zohie-
re stracili wszystek sw6j doby--
tex ,jaki re SODA wiezli, lecz ma
tychmiast w najblizszych portach
dostarczono i'm nowych ubran i
zapas6w. Torpedo nieprzyjaciel--
ska uderzyla okret, jak zeznaja
swiadkowic napadu W sam srodelz
torpedowce cskorty rzucily sic w
Doszukiwanie nura, lecz ME zdo-
1a}y go odszukac. Torpedowce te
uratowa}y zreszta ca}y transport
]udzi, Z wyjatkiem wzmiankowa-
nych 53ch; nadto tez sporo zof--
nierzy odnioslo uszkodzenia i ra-
ny, lccz wszyscy Amerykanie wy
kazali zimna krew, odwage i by
stroSc w oryentowaniu sic w ME-
. bezpieczehstwie. Torpedowce pre-
wioz}y ich do portow najblizszych
angielskich, gdzic ich owacyjnie
witano. "Mo]dawia liczy}a 5000
ton pojemnoSci jest trzeciw a
111erykaiiskim okretem wojsko-
wynn =. torpedowanym przez
Niemc0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Alianci zWyciieziaja wpowiet-
szuWalkii niszcza Is plan6w.
lraca tyko Try wasue aeropany angelsko hancuska BIZ
glose v poxiiellzu irWa " zwalczaniu niencow.

True translation filed with thepo master at Winona Mnn
May required by the Act Of Congress Oc g. 1917
Iondyn u maja = rejdze oatnim napowerznym Mem
Londy okoice koym wzo udza okolo 20 do 80 ME
meckich aeropan6w h zoao przz Angk6w zniszczonych
nato diva weke aeroplany ypu spady do Morza
P6}nocnego zoay podjee szwedzie parowce
beda internowane aeroplany ch lotnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
Autonlobl wpad do rzeki
Manitowoc, Wis. 25 maja

Dwoje os6b utopilo sic onegdaj,
a dwoje innych cudownie unikne-
10 smierci, gdy automobil, " kt6-
.rym siedzieli, zjechal 2 mostu do
rzekii. Automobile wpadI do rzeki
1podczas gdy most byl otworzony.
'Ofiaranpi pad dltii 8 anna Bret
tzer l apaczyns
'9lI a is.| 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

: "'Ludzie ci - donosi depesza,
ito istne poruszajace sic trupy.' Z
Wiadomosci ostatnich dni po-
dawa1y, ze Niemcy zadaly zgody
rzadu rosyjskiiego na to, by wy
mienieni zostali tylko niezdolni
do piracy jjency rosyjjscy, pod czas
cd Rosya odeslac miala zdro-
.lvych tylko Memo o6w. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, Oh.
May, .27, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
:tChhodzace trupy' : to Rosy
allie odeslani z Niemiec.

Washington, D. G. Is maja
Department stanu otrzyma1 oneg
daj informacye . przybyciu doPio
trogrodu pierWszej party jencoW5
rosyjskich, zlozonejj j 800 ludzi,
n mi onycl q Nlienac ami, ma mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
May, 27, 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct; 6, 1917,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28
True translation filed with the
post master.at Winona, Mimi, on
May, q, 1913 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Stan wojenny ogloszony " ca
fych Czechach.
ZABURZENIA I DEMONSTRA-
eye PO R6zNYCH MIA
STACH.

AUuuyu, ~ AAdJd IIcpcSZd DtI
Ia szwajcarskiego do Daily Mail
donosi "a dziennikiem 'Slovcnski
Narod.' ze. stan wojemy ogio-
.szony zostaf W calych Czechoch,
Z powodu groznych zaburzen.
w Pilznie, Nachodzie innych
smiastach doszlo do gwa}townych
demonstracyi anti nicmieckich
i rozruch6w.
Dobra ks. .Fuerstenberga, jed
Ecgo najblizszycn cesarza Will
helma, zostaly spladroWane
przez chlop6w: .....
Premier -austryacki Scydler
powolaf posfa czeskiego Stanka
ma konferencye do Wiednia, ]ecz
ten odmQwil wbrew konferencyi
z premicrem, kt6ry prowadzi
kurs hieprzyjazny ku Czechom,
i ostrzegf premiera, by sytuacyi
ME .przeciagna}.
Posc} Stanek obawia sic, ze
Rad pochwyci sic gwa}townych
srodk6w, ku st1umieniu tcgo OBJ
jawu wolnosciowcgo >Czech, y jak
to praktykowaf W Galicyi, po--
czatkiem wojny, gdzie strze]ano
i wicszano "a kazdy cien nawet
podejrzenia 0 nielojalnosc ku Aul
stryi.
Odezwa rzadowa.
Washington otrzyma1 droga dy
plomatyczna odezwe rzadu austry
ackicgo do Czechow, wydana
przcd rozciagnieciem stanu wojen
nego Ia ca}y kraj. ,..
Odnosifa sic ona do anti-rzado-
wych demonstracyi W Pradze i
brzmia}a
'''W pierwszych dniach uroczy-
stosci obchodzonych z powodu 80
letniego jubileusz,l za}ozenia naro
dowego czeskiego teatru = wPra
DE, zasz}y wypadki stanowiace
niebezpieczchstwo dla spokoju
panstwa, posiadajace znamiona
zdrady stanu zmusi}y wfadze do
wydania zarzadzen ochronnych. =
Wed}ug otrzymanych depcsz
zarzadzenia te abejmowa}y zakaz
wszelkich zgromadzen W Pradze.
Po}udniowo : s1owianscy goscie
przybyli Ia uroczystosc, zostali
zmuszeni do opuszczcnia miasta.
Dziennik "Narodni Listy" 20
staf zawieszony powodu artyku
low, kt6rych tekst staraf sic wy
wo}ac sympatye dla narodow
sprzymierzonych walczacych
przeciw panstwom centralnym.
Przyw6dca demontracyi byl sfo
wenski burmistrz miasta Lubla--
ny, pofozonej blisko rzeki Isonzo,
gdzie w}oska armia znajdowa}a
Isle pred rokiem. RoWniez 'by1a
obecna Wfoska delekacya sklada
jaca sic 2 IL mezczyzn i kobiet
pod przewodnictwem posfa Conci-
ego.
R6wniez byli reprezentowani
liczni Polacy, S1owency, Kroaci
Rumuni. Praskie dzienniki en-
tuzyazmem witaly obecnose Po.
lak6w, Wyrazajac ubolewanie, 4
rosyjscy delegaci ME mogi przy
bye. Otrzymano " Pradze wiadd
nose, re Wladze WojskoWe ME d
lInscily do udziallu uro sto-
sciach Rusiino 4 ze. = Wschod dniejj Gs
ilcV1.g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-28

0kret Modayia z Woskem Anerykadskiem Zatonat

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
May, p, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09

the walk over the mountain ROADS fhey
enjoyed lunch which they had carried
with them This trip furnished eX-
cellent material for a nature study
lesson the next day The high fourth
grade accompanied by their teacher
Mrs. Orr and several mothers enjoyed
a trip to the tower on Thursday A
description OF the trip was made the
subject OF an interesting language les
son the following day.
The low sixth grade, Miss McDon r
AIDS room, held a spelling match vita
the low sixth OF Central, Tuesday att
ernoon. The pupils of both classes
being exceptionally good spoilers the
match was a long and interesting one.
The Ramble pupils we're winners.
After the contest a social hour wa
enjoyed.
Last week Mr.. Barton organized .
company Of So war garden soldiers
who elected one captain and two lieu
tenants. we are not forgetting ou'
Red Cross work Many are knitting
wristlets and others making garments
for Belgian children.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
LAST DAY TOMORROW
WOMEN MUST HURRY
THOSE WHO WOULD BE QUAIL
FLED TO VOTE IN COMING
STATE PRIMARY MUST
REG sTER.
Large Number Of Women Take Op.
portunity on Closing Days TO Enlist
Their Names and Quality for the
Coming Election.

Women who desire to quality to
take part in the next state democratic
primary election OF May Is must reg
ster today or tomorrow, else they viii
not be able 10 vote in that election.
Yesterday there was a general rush
to The office If the county clerk ana
collector to qualify under the law and
oe prepared 10 vote In the state pri-
mary.
The women who have registered UP
to and on Wednesday Aprn 10 viii
be eneroled as qualified to vote in
The general state. district county and
township primary election of May %.
Under the present law women may
not take part in a general election,
Int they are permitted to vote in
the democratic primary election at
which time TIE democratic nominees
are elected, and this is almost always
equivalent to the selection OF the Of
iicials in the final round.
The women who desire to avail
themselves of the opportunity to vote
in the coming state primary must
either today or tomorrow call at the
office of the County Clerk Allen
Hotchkiss and register and then call
on county collector Seward Erickson
on the same floor. and pay one dol
lar, and they will be properly en-
| rolled as qualified to vote In the pi-
mary
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
BORN A SECOND TIME.

Is q subject that has astonished the
sages OF the ages 1t will be ex-
planned tonight in the light of revela-
ton at the Second Baptist church
Be there. The service last night was
anything else than usual Blue
Monday" off night. The crowd was
almost as large as Sunday night and
interest was at white heat. Another
young lady was converted and APP
proved for baptism. Four were re-
ceiyed Saturday night, two Sunday
night and one last night. Meetings
continue daily at p. m and s15
D. m
Evangelist Voyles spoke last night
on, The Last Great Day from the
text:
'Hear the conclusion OF the whole
matter. Fear God and keep his com
mandment, for this is the whole duty
Of man, for God shall bring every
work into judgment with every secret
th:Ag, whether II be good or whether
Z be evil"
If a man die shall he live again
has been the question of the age.
Some mems works are greater after
death than while they were alive.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
RAMBLE SCHOOL NOTES.

With the change Of time We hno
the children are just as prompt and
regular in arriving at school as IN tae
past and very much in favor of start
ing school work early in the morning.
1t is proven pedagogic fact mat
children do better work in the morn
ing. The average daily attendance has
been very good. The low sixth grade
girls made 100 percent in attendance
Gupt. Dunaway expressed great pleas
IRE with the progress made in all our
work.
The sale of Thrift stamps has been
wonderful, the children of Ramble
have bought $40 worth Of which $40
worth was purchased the first day
they were on sale. Talks about LAD
srty bonds are given in the rooms
each morning.
Mrs. Sonte and pupils accompanied
by Mrs. ]. b. Rigsbee took a trip TO
the gorge last Friday afternoon. After
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
CAMPAIG ON HERE
LOCAL COMMITTEE INF CRMED
BY WASHINGTON NOT TO
MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
or FIGURES
Result Of the Committee Work OF
Yesterday Satisfactory, However,
and the Women Committees Elk
ceeded that Of the Men.

Yesterday was a busy one in Hot
Springs Committees of men and
women busted themselves in the
matter of a proper answer to their
governments call for money to prose-
cute this war, and they spent the day
gathering up the subscriptions that
came from every source Many Of
the subscriptions of the day account
ed for the largest that will be made.
Others We're of the smaller variety.
and showed new interest, because
they in many instances came from
persons who had not felt the stress
.of the former calls.
The local committee received in
formation from the government not to
announce the figures as the campaign
goes on. Therefore no report was
made public except that the first day
of the campaign resulted satisfactory
and that the committees of women
exceeded the committee Of men that
had been out
Also the statement was authorized
that In the returns OF the first day
there was a better showing from the
country at large than had figured in
the former loans, showing the in
creased interest among the country
people now that their sons, brothers
and sweethearts are numbered among
those fighting for the freedom OF this
land against German domination
The work of the committees will
continue aggressively all this week
The government has fixed the Garland
county quota at $2S5.25f and that is
a very large sum OF money. but ii will
come, and there Is no double but that
in the end the people Of this county
land city Will prove as patriotic a.
others OF like means
The splendid season of patrona 81
that has been enjoyed here was ech
oed IN the results Of yesterday. Had
not the people enjoyed this prosper
j'ty they would have been unable tc
have made the responses as they did
| and now that they have had good
year, they are g.ad to be able to fur
nish their profits to the government
to help prosecute this war to q sue
cessrul conclusion
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
WELL & STRONG
WAS A WRECK
It's Very interesting story Louis
lana Lady Tells About What
Cardui Did for Her.

Echo, La.--'For sixteen years. until
year ago" writes Mrs. J. 0. Guer-
niger, of this place, 81 suffered and
suffered fro mall kinds of pain. until
couldn't walk across the room
was a physical wreck confined
to my bed for three months
Then some friends of mine advised
me to try Cardui After using three
bottles was much improved
In month ! was able to get up
and do title work. and soon after
was built up, well and strong
! used 10 bottles Of Cardui all to-
gether Have been we'll and strong
ever since. | am giving Cardui now
to my daughter, II did me so much
good ] want her to try it.
| am glad to be able to make this
statement SO other sufferers may be
bnefited. ] can never be thankful
enough for what Cardue did for me-
Many thousands Of women have had
similar experiences with Cardm. the
womans tonic
Try it. if you suffer pain, feel run
down and weak.
Cardui, taken in time, when yor
feel the first symptoms OF trouble
may save YOU a long spell of sick
ness.
AT all druggists
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
CLINE FUNERAL.

The funeral service OF little Floyd
Cline, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs
F. }. Cline, was conducted Monday
Afternoon at the residence. SIS South
Border street, by DR.. ). w. Kendrick
pastor OF the First Baptist church
A large number Of relatives and
friends were present at the services
A little rosebud given to the home for
season has been plucked from earth
and transplanted into the garden OF
Heaven. Heaven has more treas
ures awaiting those left behind. The
burial took place at Greenwood Gem
etery and the little grave was COW
red with flowers.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
He Can Rest Fine Now.

~ suffered greatly from Kidney ana
bladder trouble" writes r b. Fair
bank. S. Grand River Ave- w. De-
uoit. Mich Had TO get mp six on
seven times during the night Fole}
Kidney Pills have worked wonders
and / can recommended them as the
best medicine I have ever taken
This sterling family remedy relieves
rheumatic pains. backache, stu
Joints sore muscles, and other ills
attributed to kidney trouble-A. q
Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
R. w. LEusBEN FUNERAL.

The funeral Of II. w. Leubben, wn2
died yesterday morning at Little Rock.
viii ne held this afternoon al , o.clch
from the Gross undertaking pdTlors.
Friends of the fomily invited DE
ceased is survived by a wife ana
daughters who reside in Nebraska.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
MRS. DRENNEN A CHAIRMAN

Mrs. C. T. Drennen Is a chairman of
a department of the Third Liberty
loan, having IN charge the work In
the schools of the city and of the
schools Of the county, The name had
been omitted in the copy furnished
this office OF the chairmanships
which was published Sunday morn
inc
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
Women Drawer Than Men.

Women often do their daily tasks
in home. officse or factory while sui
fering pain and misery that woul,
put a man in bed However, much OF
wmen's suffering can DE alleviated
Backache, sore muscles. stiff joints
rheumatic pains, dizziness and like
symptoms are caused by disorderec
lddneys and bladder Mrs Thos
Davis, Montgomery. Ind, writes 50.
loctored several months without re
ief, when I commenced using Foley
Kidney pills, and got relief. Eigh'
bottles cured me" Safe and harm
less; quick results-A. c, Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
DANCE

The Lady Eagles will give a dance
Monday and Friday evenings at theil
hail. corner Court and Exchange
streets. Visitors cordially invited.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09

Our cofeee is not famous, but we
are trying TO make it SO. Como Ceffoe
Room 12-2-tf
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CATHERINE NETTLEToN's
Select Beauty Pariors.

Scientific training; over twentt
years experience in all branches OF
beauty culture First class work
only All Thompson Bldg. phone 1908
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-09
Society

Industrial and SOCIAL Conditions De-
partment to Have War Service Pro-
gram at Biennial. "The subjects 10
be presented by Industrial and Social
Conditions speakers AT the biennial
convention 2t the General Federation
in Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 80,
tc May will be the psychology OF
recreation for men in camps at me
front. and Tor the women-in war
service, bath in American and across
the sea" says Mrs. J. D. Wilkinson
past president OF the Louisiana Fed
GRAFTON of Women and present chair
man of Social and Industrial condi-
lions, C. #. w. c.. when asked about
her program for the coming conyen-
ton
The coming biennial will BE the
greatest in the history OF organized
womanhood because the needs OF
women's services are greater than
ever before. The present crisis in
our nations history makes the can
to service as direct, as urgent, as i'm
peratiye to women as to men. EyerY
phase of the social and industrial
work when put into motion seems to
reach out and meet the needs of the
nation and its people at this time We
are to give active cooperation to Civ
ilian Relief Work of the Red Cross,
to the Fosdick Commission on Train
ing Camp Activities, to War Recrea-
ton Commission and all other
branches Of the government which is
now asking our help in the social
and industrial problems arising from
emergency service.
Mrs Wilkinson has made a national
survey OF conditions with social and
industrial statistics state by state, 4
report of which will be given at the
Hot Springs meeting.
Following is tentative program ioT
the national social and industrial con
ditions conference to be held at Hot
Springs biennial Monday May 9Th
Address-Raymond Fosdick, direct
or L. s. Army and Navy Training
Camp Activities. "Mantanng Labor
tandards-Wages. Hours, IIyins
| Conditions" Mira Minnie L. Ruther-
ford Fuller. chairman of Legislation
| for Arkansas.
| "Seasonable Trades for Women.
| Mrs. Samuel Semple
Feeblemindedness a Crime" Mrs
IG. A. Brown. chairman of Industrial
Conditions, Oklahoma Federation.
| The L. S. government win send TIVE
| speakers fer this program whom it has
not vet announced There will alsC
be noted persons In industry and SO
cial welfare work who will speak a
the department luncheon Thursday
May ..