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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Phone 3. iici Bnrn. aiI West Cop
per. for first class livery. w. l."
Irimblc n 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
SnIanb.

Geitlih bonn WiIiillippi, alif Der
gansen Strede bonn Roroen bis nod
Dem Golf binunter, ion es pieoer iebr
falt aenoroen uno Der @erfebr iiber@
al unterbro1en fem. Ser 6uolon tit
BET @arlem iibereefroren utto Der
5diffsfanol bon Monomop Hoirt
Sight bis nod Nantufet 1T gum err
item Mal 5ugefroren.
= Die u6oob Mominiltration" bat
~anoeoronet, oaB Sen @aiten IN Sotels
ulo Geltourationen fiinftig MIR led)s
llnSen 6leild) llno 5mei lln5en 9roe
fir jeoe Wnblseit geliefert peroelt
IoQen.
Die ct. Coulter StraBerbobuell
perlansen, oaB iie bobere Sabrpreile
red]nen oiirfen, tpenn iie ben hinge
iteGten bobere 2obne 5ablen miiiien.
Die Better Ser gilenbabnen iinb
pom @. 6. 2eao, Dem &aupt Der Ser
einigung ser y9rainmen," q. Boar
%retior, Dem 8raiioentem Der 8ereinl-
slr1g Der aonouftellre nno anoereit
beiduloigt moroen, oaB tie ablidJtlld)
ourh ihled)ten 8etrieb Der gabnett
Die 5radtltaueitngen nno anoere
llebel berbeigefiibrt baben, UNI oaS
MdtIhunoen @eieb unb Die 8erlpal=
tung Der 9abnen ourd) Die 8egierurlg
IN Misfreoit 81 bringen. Nild lieB
man ongeblih Die angeitellten piel
leber5eit arbeiten. Inn Die Soften
81 pereroBerl.
- Die 2%iltberoner baben in elmer
SiBung Der Nationalfommililon fitr
Soloaten uno Seeleute beiflol1en,
$4,000 allf5ubringen fir erridlz
tung liltberilher 2oger nno Die an.
Itenunq lntberilder 8eiitlid]en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
8.

@e5tern Morgen fnbr IN Sort
@ort6 an Ser &reu5ung iiber oo3
gobngelcile Ser Hof Sslono 9aGst
an ser 8elfnop StroBe III eth
Sitnep binein. @ier 8erionen, Der
Gb%aufferur g. S. 4lbritton, $. 10.
Sboflep, 6rau Mortbo 8bares uno
Sri. Wartba @enbel, wuroen iofort
oetotet, feds lprroen perlebt nao
mebrere onbere entfamett.
Sssn Der Rdbe pom glgin lit
6rau 9. 9. Martil1 an Sen 5olgetl
zines Safes auf oem @lutteis ge-
ltorben.
Sn ser Gabe BON aiberton,
Seras, lit bel eil1ent Mutomobil=lti-
faQ s. s. Goodman aus 9etrott,
Mti6, inns 2eben %gefommen. 9rei
onoere Berionen iilro perleet moroen.
SSsn einem Ieroplan llnfoa, Der
iif ouf Dem ellington 5la9feloe hel
@ouiton %ereigtete, muroe ser Wleba=
ilifer 8ife Sobnlon BON gap eitp
allgellblidlid getotet uno Der &aoett
@arner ldmer perlett. Die WaifiNe
ltiir5te aus elmer 9obe bon 200 SltB
ab uno muroe total oelnoliert. Scr
p~erungliifte Sobnion mar oerbeiro=
tet mo @ater bon 5tpei Ginoern.
Sn elmer leidten ober iumpfi=
gen Stele oes Srinitp Hiper BET st.
@ortb muroe Die Seid)e zines etma
~35=iabrigen unbefonnten Mannes
entoeft. Na1 YapierenL Die BET ihh1
oorgefunoen muroen, id)eint er bonn
SUM bis gum 81. Sorltar III einem
Sanatorium in Colorado Springs 9ez
arbeitet 81 baber.
- General George 8ea jun, &oln=
manoeur oes in Der Hdbe bon 9on-
lton ~liegenoen Camp 2pgan, bot DIE
giirger bon 6ouiton ermabnt, bel Der
am 20. Sebrrar itattfinoenoen 8abl
aus patriotiihen @riinoen oafiir 81
ltimnler, ooB Die Saloons IN gewillcn
Stootteilen geibloiien piiroen. Scr
General erfldrt, es lei nnnlogllb,
Soloaten, oie nidt ltrift niidtern ge-
balteu miiroen, ridtia ein5lterer5ie-
rer.
ltnier State 5000 Iominiitro=
tor" 8eoen bat unieren @onDerrens
peranlaBt, 9riefe an Die 8efangnis-
~fommiiIdre 81 rid)ten uro lie 81 er-
iu1en, auf ben 3ud)tbansfarmen 10
oiel 2ebensmittel tpie mogIih 81 sic
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
dreie Yrtft lit seras; Miauo6 Ben S. Te6rnar 1918.
Grnnbeieentnms nbertrasnneen.

s. 90. gSid luo SSra1t all 9. 5. 0forz
gan, @runbitid on Der Gan Sernaneo
StrdBe, $1,000.
s. IS. @icf mn. Srau an Us. 6. Raple
unb Srau, @rltnbifilf in Yalm 5eigbts
$500.
Sbumds 8. umo 6. SEED an g. &.
Scammaborn, @rrnbltiid oil Der 2nn1ar
5troBe; $1,000.
SSululs 5iepert OH 5ilpio Weariarl,
@runbitiid I'M Gitp 8lod 1859; 1927.
6. q. gnoerle llnD ssrau an Wcgaltanl
8urnett. @rln,oltiid i'll Der Wentelair
Inpition; $500.
Wear s.. Nieporf on Wurp 8. Nolle,
@rltnoIriif inn llellen gitp Slod COL
50, $50.
Sbeo Moebes uno Srau an 6ermann
Soebuge lno Srall, @rl1noltild I'M eltp
8lod 1885; S 5000.
Charles grolp on s. 6. Mies, @runpz
Itild I'M ne1ten gitb 8lod 3068; $175.
&. @. Sites an Charles Grace, Gruilo.
itiid I'M rellen gitp 8[ef 3068; SITS.
@iliam Nn9el nlb Srnll an Srml @lz
banu MoBoip, @rliuDltiid i'm nellen Gin
8lod 606S; $3,100.
2eunie Yaptpn al Sobn gran5, @rllnpz
itiid am @aQinus Greet; $40.
Is. s.. @it6ers, Srltltee, al Sobn g
5hueBe. @rlnbltiid III Yrpipeet 5ia
9lace, $500.
Sc. 81. @eroes l1np Srar an 2ouiie
Goof, 0rumoititf I'M @itp 8lod 3o0o;
$40.
IS. &. Marr uno Sral an Marp 8.
Coon, 8rnno1tiiof in Beacon 6ia, $3.50.
Iablab bon 9npiD 2ehr, an Gam 3oge
heb, 8runoItilG i'm 9th 8lod 231c,
$500.
Suoith 2ode an Srou $. 6. 5odinias,
@rlnbitiid an Der 9ia5 Strabe, $3.50.
Sobn @aItrpooo nno Sralt an 9. altr5,
@rlmbitiid in SomerIet; $500.
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apnsert beg Ybilbarmoniidjen Or
dJelters.

Morgen obeno fi1toet oas FINITE
apn5ert bes Tbilbarntoniid)en Or
heiters infer 2eitnng BON IrtDnr
glaaifen IN ser Beethoven Sale itott.
Mo5orts Spmpbonie in gzgioa miro
pon Dem Srd)eiter geipielt. ferner einc
oIte hebraiidp Melooie polls Go-
bert Sfans alrD eilt fiir oas Grdeittg
fonnponierter Mnrid) BON g.. e. Sen
tile, Der &elp 5ieio grinmpbul
MardJ. Die Bianiitin 5lora Briggs
lpielt Elm aor5ert bon &ubinitein nno
@arriette Hidarofon @op iingt Die
ihone arie Der nSioes ans Dem
oBropheten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
u

sstl Der Wetbooiltenfirde am
grapis 3arf fono geitrnaeinw ssef4
lamlnlung tat, in.ae eeeelL 46idals
lung Der Yoli5iltinnen proteltiert
muroe. @oifantliA merben Die ftapti
jd)en Goinmlildr 3oieiem Yroteit rlidlt
llad)geben.
0as aiieiimeut fir Die Shnl
ltener lit pom sdiilrat alif 10 Gents
erbobt moroen, pergallgenes 5qhr
mar es 40 Gents.
Mm 10. 5ebrllar DeraltItaltet
Ser Selterreihiih nngariIhe 8erein
eiuen Narrenabeno.
Sn1 @lter bon 81 Sabret ltar6
bier Otto @. 9iebidiet.
Sn einem bieiigen 9ospitaf
itar6 Gillian gies aus Seanin i'm
Alter bon Is Sabreit.
grs4rdiioent Gait, Der aligenl
bIidlih in l~nierer Staot meilt, reiIt
anf Der giienbabn mie ieoer eiHiade
8iirger Der Ser. Staoten. Gr bat aui
cine Yripatear per5idtet ullO Mrs
aud Don feinenl @efolee Be1eim-
Mgenten begleitet. Gr idlief 8iens.
tag in eiiiem I'M Centrum bon Camp
Irapis gelegeneii 0eb1uoe.
4m 9ienstag mtrben 80 Cent
ide, meld)e oriiben eeboren mllroel
rnto nid)t notlrraliliert limo, alio inter
ben geacnmartigen DISQUALIFICATION
als 2anoesieinoe a~ilgeleben weroeli
miiiien, alif Dem 8oli5eiomt reais
imtriert. sSu mIanfeu sSaacn iol Ole Hc.
giitriernag iebr 8eitrorbeno gcfueiell
iein lnlo oreiBig Mimiten beauiputt)t
haben.
Ser Shulrat bot in leiner
9ienstog Situng eiiritimnlig be
IhlolIen, Die Shulitelter bon 40c an
45e alf ieben $f00-@ert Itellerbarer
itdotiiden Gigentllms 81 erb0ben So
limo 8ur 0ednng Der laliielloen Nus.
aoben beltimmt, ~tpdbreno &c DEM Gin.
lem. uno 9ilglingsfono 5uflieBen iol'
len. Sic &eiignattonen folgenoer Se5
rerinnen ioipie zines 2ebrerS puroel
olraenommen. SRI. emma Sdmepne
8ltlIie Osborne, NonnD Sin, Stlff
@rothous, 6loops Bailey, Jlorentinl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

53tpei !0erren, bic in einem Der ber@
aisen Counties BON GentudD rei1ten.
UNI mad einem 9ol3i6lage lmi6au
gu balten, paren itunoenlang teinem
menIdliden DeIen 6esegnet, ais lie
enbli6 Dor cine" einiamen 9iitte elm
trafsn, DOR Der Iid einise SApelne
pdlaten, elm MauleIel ipeioete uno Elm
purrer Mann, befen WGide Die
WauleIelfarbe angenommen bate, an
einem 8aumitamm lehnte unb feline
,3sit %pertrdumte.
,Ob er tpohl lpreden taana" iraste
Der eine R~eiienoe.
,8erTuhsn Mrs"
g@ie gebt'a?" fragts Der srite.
LINZ Sbnen2"
nSdone @egenD bier"
Sir ben. Der lie mag"
n9aben Sic Sbr gan3es 2eben bier
per6radt?"
Der &entudner ba6te reiflid nab
Ipudtt in ben Sano nno antpprtett
bann:
Rod ni6t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

Die 9einlot oes @drd)eus 1T
Gas a%inoerauge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

Grisp, Stella Muheltr uno Irtbur
@lefler. Ser 2ebrerin 8ertie Suttcn
nuroc EN- llrlaub Bis slim SUM- be-
miuigt.
Die 8ereinigung Der San Nn-
tonic IeItaurateure bat bel6loiIen,
pom Wontag, Dem Il. 5ebrilar an.
fem 8eiBbroo meDr in loren 3ofalen
lerpieren at laIlen.
Ha6 Dem bonn 3eteftio garli-
Tiers an ben 8oli5eihef eingereidten
geridt muroen in Sun Antonio i'm
lebten Sabre % 9otidlaae uno Wor-
be oeribt.
--Mm 4. nno s. 3ebrunr linb i'm
Camp Grabs pier Soloaten geItore
ben. 9rei erlageu Der lungeltent5iits
oung, Der pierte Der @eniditarre.
@m 9ienstas friib murbe IN BET
Gmper Ipeuue ein 9iinoel NIT aleis
oungsltiideu eefunoen in Dem iiG
aud einige Sdmnefiaden ioiuie cine
uSbriner" Miise befanoen. Der gi-
gentiin1er Der Sad)e fonnte bis iebt
llid)t ermittelt iperoen.
Nad Dem Saupt @oipital in
Camp 9rapis muroe eine ~belonbcre
Sitnep 2inie eingerid1tet. Die Gars
trogen Die gufihrift uapenue q ano
9aie @oIpital, Camp Srauis.
Mm Molitaa Itir6te Der Jlieger-
Gabett 2pmam graolep nus Moiult
8ernon aus elmer 9obe BON 400
SUB auf oas aedp 5Iugfelo nieoer.
graolep entfam gliidlihermeiie obna
Die gerinelten GerleBungelL lpabreno
Die Malbme total oenoliert mur0e.
gr lit ein gruoer oes ebenfaas ain
Montae allf Dem ellington 5lugfeloe
bel Souitott perungliidten 8aples g
graolep, Der ourh Die Grploliou bes
@aIolinbebalters }einer Wdfdine per-
sbranmte.
Die aolibentiou Der teroniIden
Sdmbb1noler miro pom t2. big IA.
Se6ruar I'm @urter Sotel it~attfinoen.
Manuel Gaoena, pelber eItcn
Silbrmann bealftragt bate, 81 Sol
len 6eu fir i'm 5u bolell, bat ipeoer
oas Sen nod ben 5u6rmalln wieoer
geieben.
Sie 0rano Surp bot in eiuem
Nidter 9lnoerion nnterbreiteten Be
rid)t empipblen, oaB IN 3ufltnft allt
@elebe, Die lid ailf Die llnterorilfurlg
oes EATERS iomie Der Spielboaen be-
5ieben, nit groBerer Gnergie oils bis.
her ourd)gefiibrt meroen. Mud Ser
leBungcn Der @ablgeicse ioaten lhar-
fer ~geaGnoct meroen. Ser 9eridt EN-.
pfieblt, oaB Die @eamteik meldle ole
Terboftuugen pornebmen, Dem 0I-
it~riftsolnpalt Die Safe porlegen uto
oieiern Die fernere llnteriuhuilg iibes=
lallen.
gie 4itonlobil Spibbu6en
limo mdbreno Der lebten Gage mieoer
nagemein tdtig gefpelen. q. y. @emb-
fer ionic sSrau Minnie Glorf meloe-
ten Den @erluit ibrer 9ors. 3mei ant
Montag geitoblere Maid)inen luuroe1l
perloiien oifgefnnoeu nib ibren 81
gentiimeru mieoer sugeitellt.
Gas 2onomirti0oit5 NtiniIte.
rium }u @nibiugton bat eillelt ltati
itiid)en 9eridt iiber ben teralliIden
giebbcitano peroffentlidt, Dem mir
iolgen0e 3oblen c%ntnebrien. Der
Staot beioB i'm Sabre 1917 an Gfer.
oen t,212,000 Stiid, I'M 8urti-
idntttsmert BON ST.; S08,00 Mapl'
ciel. ourhidnittlId $t07 mert; t.
i2S 900 Wfildfiibe I'M Gur6Idnitt5
perte pom $3.50; an Sdladltplef
100000 3opf. bnrdlldnlttlidI
S34.4O mert; 2,tSS,00O Sdofe nit
$3.50 pro Stiid mo 3,06S,000
Shmeiue, meldc ~ourdidnittlidl dHi
$f4.t0 geidl1bt tper0cn.
9ie @einlot oes Mord)ers II
| AoS GifAprninp
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Cotton.

Cotton.
San antonio, 30A Gents.
@nlpeiton. 81 Gents.
gottonIa msu.X robntte.
San 4ntonio, Ser, 6. Sebr. 1918. :
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil $f.31,
Gents per Uouoiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
gnn Grlaubnisldeine

Srmu 81. 6. Gebmanit, 10 3immer5ap
partement, 6enriettn Strabe, $1,000.
SC Sbnmader, Sir9inia GtraEe
@p6nbnlis, $500.
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asnsert ees Symphonic r6eiters

7 pts SyHHPgH wv
SIM Gienstas fano oas brittle Som
sert oes San 4ntonio SDmpbonie Or
DIETER unter 2eitltng bon Sulien 8aul
gIfs IN Der Beetbopen 9aae itatt. Ser
Euesoap Muriliarp Mniical Club
tuirfte nit nno Elm por5iiglides BRO
gramm muroe 5ur Ilsfiibrlrng ge-
brad)t. SRI. Sternsoorff Ipielte Elm
aofl5ert uno einen @alser bon GGo'
hin
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gu perfnnfen pber al nertanidlen

Gin on 315 Sumtb 0epers StraRe,
Sontb 9eisbts, selesenes 0rnnoftiid
NIT 3 6aitiern lit sm berfanfem ooer
segen Sarmlanb itm5atanidem. Man
luenbe iid an Anoreas Ml6redt, 81
menbprf, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06
LokdIes.
@abrideinlideg @etter.

sir Gan antonio rno ltn1aesello.
5ellte obeuo ltno 9onnerstag tell
rpeile beoedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

9ienitmaoden berlanst, nm beill
&oben mo Der 5ausarbeit 5il belfei.
Eelepbon Grofett 7762.-314 Solicit
4nenlte, Mlamo 9eigbts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

S0bn.
den Greubis): gPapa, id bah ne
RaofabrermiiBe 9%efunoen!" oWaa
piait Du oenn Damit. Sunse?" :
sad, papa, tauf mir bod N GaRr.
rab ba5uI"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-06

San @ntpnio, Bon Gents.
@nlbelton. 81 Gents.
Gpttonfd
Gan slntonio, Ser, 6. Sebr. 1918. =
Hrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil $f.31.
Gents per 0oloiie-
6arus.BrOontte
Gan Nntonio, Ser, 8. Sebr. 1918. =
| Butter 29c-40c Der Hfnitb
| gier INN friIde) SO. L.. 55t per 9bb
| 0iihuer 49,. ..... 23c-30c pet Hfo.
| Surtebs -, -. :. 24e per Hfmno
Weisen ........ 1920 per 8nifel
aorn .......... 1925 per 8ufhe!
| Safer ..S1.10 per gnld)el
| 6eu -. .,.. $4,000 per Sonne
Uemiie. i
aortoffeln, meme, &c per Yfunb;
California, IS 90 Der 100 8funo; Gplos
| raoo 50 so per 100 Bfuno.
GiiBfartoffeln, gam, $3.50 unb $3.50.
3uiebeln, Gal, Mbite Globe, $500;
Gal. 8elbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime,
| per Sbb. >8iinoel, SOC.
go6nen, COLORADO, Sinto, pet Bib.
$500; California 8apous. per chit.
5000; 8infs, $1,000; Gina; $500;
Nabb, $500; 9tadepes, S11.00; NoHno
| Green per 8uifel 0nn1pers, $3.50.
gomateti, faIifort., $3.50 per Grdte.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 Bfn1lo.
@riiner 9feffer, $4.5o mlo $500 per
| 8uSdel.
| 8aoiesd)eu, SOC per 9bo. 9iinoel.
Spinat. Toe per 8uidel.
Crime grbfen, $500 per CAMPER
8eeten, $3.50 per 100 8flno.
Reerrettta@R uraein. per BIO i2Ls
8nrten, per grnte. $500.
Generie, 90c unb $1.00 Der 9uBeno.
geteritlie. 40c per 9to. s8inbel.
@ierpflnu8en, $3.50 per 8nidel.
@uidel.
aopfiaIot, Gal, 1915 per Crate.
0el6c @lir3eln, S3.5 per 100 Gflulo.
Sauaih per guidf, St.75.
Sfra. Elm oritte[ guiheI. SIPS.
Nii6en. $500 Der 100 Nfuito.
gies Narff.
Gau 4ntonio. Ger. 6. 5ebr. 1918, =
aii6e, 5000 bis $6.75.
adlber, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
9ulen, S6.25 Bis Stt so.
Ofien, $500 bis St0.76.
ct. Qouis. 6. Sebrlar. t918.-Niuo,
bieh, Seras : @ie6, $6.75 Bis $1,000.
Shpeiue. $500 bis St7.00.
1eae.
| @eiaI5ene 5dlite .....,..f 5c per Bfo.
Srodene Sdtte ....... zoe Der @fb
Crime 9diite .......... 12c per Rfo.
6Snte
araora. 2ieaen befhdotat 49,. : IA
Wolt un0 av&s ...... 20 xtI
Enecras Sfeaeu, per BIB. 10 Gn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURlFIES BLOO[

You can't expect weak kidneys to keep
up under the terrific strain OF natures
effort to filter the acids and poisons out
of the system unless they are given a
little help. Don't allow your kidneys,
me most overworked organs of your
body. to become diseased when a little
attention now viii prevent 1T. Don't
try to cheat nature. 1t can't be done.
As soon as you commence to have
nackache, feel nervous. tired or worn
out without cause, GET BUSY These
are usually warnings that your kidneys
aTe not working properly and throwing
OF the po1sons as they should.
DO not delay a minute. co after the
cause Of your ailments or you may find
yourself in the grip Of an incurahle dis
ease. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules will give almost immediate relief
from kidney troubles. which may be the
unsupported cause of i'll health. COLI
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules will do
the work. They are the pure original
Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in HARLEM, Hol-
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes. Look
Tor the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box. Three sizes. sealed packa ges. Mon
ey refunded if they do not help you
ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
MAKE HENS LAY MORE

Eggs will soon be selling at record
prices. Poultry ~raisers giving their
iocks proper attention will make extra
ordinary profits. Government experts
are loud in their praise Of a wonderful
moFe-egg tonic distributed by the Stock
YARDS Veterinary Laboratory. This
wonderful tonic shortens the moult.
haste0s pullets 70 early maturity, tones
up The entire flock. stimulates the egg
producing organs and makes every hen
lay more eggs.
Prof +. r. Harnas. poultry expert
~ the New Jersey statfon. says: This
tonic is an excellent one. We have used
II with great success. therefore recon-
mend II very highly" Prof. r. l.. Put
ms. poultry expert at the Kentucky sta
ton writes: This is a most excellent
tonic-one that cannot be improved on.
rms marvellous more-egg tonic Will sure
ly reNoluttonize the poultry and egg
business. It certainly Is a great profit
producer. No poultry raiser can afford
70 be without il.
Send one dollar to the Stock Yards
Veterinary Laboratory, 1414 Laboratory
Building, Kansas City. No. and you Will
receive 100 tablets of this wonderful
more-egg tonic.
IT this tonic does not make your hens
lay more eggs. your money will be re-
turned. This is guaranteed; is endorsed
b. q big Kansas City National Bank.
send for free poultry booklet--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

Ifyour skin is yellow-complexion lid
tongue coated-appetite poor-you have
a bad taste in your mouth-alazy. no-goOd
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
for alomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards
after IL years of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calcmel-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti-
patton. That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take n o two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
Victory Girls and Victory Boys Busy

the state board IS 1886 boys and girls
enrolled 70 raise the sum of s29.175.
Those in charge fully expect this will
be raised to 5000 pledges for al least
$4,000 In charge OF the work for the
county are the executive committee
secretaries for Lake county Mrs.
Charles W. Chase Of Gary who Is 4 well
known club worker an dMr. Arthur Yer
non, Whiting.
city Chairmen.
Eammond-Supt. G.. NJ. Mcdaniel. Mrs.
r. 5. Cooper. Mr.. Lawrence Harris.
Gary-Mrs. G.. ". swartz. Mr.. Ralph
Clark.
Indiana Harbor-Mr. a. c. Burgin,
Miss Edith Berglund.
East Chicago-Mr. W. r. Miller. Miss
Aline Collision.
whiting-Rev- Chas- e. Truebiood,
Mrs. william Rought.
Crown Point-Mr. Victor Wilson. Mrs.
Chas. Daugherty.
Lowell-Rev, G A. Brown.
Hobart-Mr. r. y. Ripley. Miss Ped
dicord.
schererville-Mr. Louis III. Hartman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09

Victory Boys-victory Girls-"A Mil
lion Boys Behind a Million Fighters
Every Girl Pulling for Victory"
The movement. new to some. Is ma
tion-wide and is being extended in con
junction with the United States War
Camp Service Campaign from Nov. III
10 Nov. rs. During this week every
boy and girl in Lake county will be
asked 70 pledge a sum to give the COM
forts Of the various war activities to a
soldier. The work in the county is
thoroughly organized and its executives
and chairmen are enthusiastic regarding
the project.
The drive was organized to give the
boys and girls Of America opportunity
to do their share in this great work Of
caring for our nghting men and in this
appeal to earn and give the chief aim
Of the Victory Boys" and Victory
Girls. effort is the development Of boys
and girls In intelligent. sacrincial in
vestment or their lives in behalf of tho
great cause"
Lake county's quota is given out b.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
PERSONAL ~
NEWS
COMING EvENrs

Mrs. John T. Beckman will be hostess
to the Embroidery Club Monday after
noon at her home in Detroit street.
A meeting OF 81. Paul's Senior League
Is for Monday evening in
the social rooms Of the Lutheran church
in Clinton street.
The history department of the Ham
mond Woman's Gu will meet at two
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. c. 3. Miller. 1913 Highland
street. A chairman will be elected TO
succeed Mrs. George Roberts who has
resigned. The members are asked 10
bring their thimbles and needles to do
Red Cross work and during the after
noon the following program will be
given:
America-Committee.
Causes Of Immigration"-Mrs Clark
Wagner.
Vocal selections-Mrs. O.. B. Miller.
The Steamship Companies and the
Immigrant'-Mrs. j. j.. Anderson.
Readings-Miss Mildred Modjeska-
g
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Muir
and daughter Miss Grace Muir were en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Minas at their home in Highland
street. During the evening about thir-
ty-fve Of their friends gathered for a
and presented them with a gift. Games
and music were the entertainment for
the evening and a dainty collation. was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-09
KEEP UP
WITH FLEEING HUNS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Nov. s.-American flyers re-
port that all the roads toward Metz
and Canfans are covered with enemy
motor trucks filled with men and ma-
teriai. The Americans are rushing for
ward in trucks which they have been
forced to employ to keep up with the
Germans.