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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29
. poswiecenia aie ola Ojczyzny

na poswiecenia sic ola Ojczyzny l
5yryys i'm jak najrychlejszego ivy
ciestwa mad wrogiem. Poniewaz
mieiscowi ksieza wyszli 2 sail z po-
wodu braku czasu, obowiazki mi
strza toast6w obial p. Leon NJ. No
wax. Nastepnie p. Bronisiaw Rybo-
WAX, miejscowy organista, ~uraczyi
wszystkich zebranych, tax ochotni-
k6w jak i gosci, swym pieknym a
w~dziecznym Spiewem: OdSpiewa} az
Wspomnienie; By w malinowym
leslie, PREY akomp. f%ortepianu p. Jo-
zefa Bielawy. Spiew og6lnie podo-
bal sic uczestnikom wczorajszego po
~zegnania. Jeszcze ~przemawiali kolej-
no nastepujScy: p. Jan Krechniak,
prezes Komitetu Obywatelskiego z
dzielnicy Mlodziankowa; p. Walenty
Kozuch, Michai Pubic, Maksymilian
Drygalski, officer Stanislaw Krzywo-
nos, W}adyslaw R6zycki a W koncu
porucznik Zub. Oprocz tego orkie--
stra braci Kipkowskich odegrala xii
ka utwor6w a p. J6zef Bielawa ode
grail solo ma fortepianie. w koncu
mistrz toast6w, p. Leon Nowak, po-
dziekowa} W imieniu ochotnik6w i
Komitetu Obywatelskiego, panom j.
Kreckniakowi / w. Kozuchowi, N
ich prace / starania oko{o urzadze-
MIA tegoz wspanialego pozegnania,
oraz wszystkim tym paniom, kt6re
~przyrzadziiy smaczne potrawy, jake
tez i TEN ktore uslugiwa}y do sto-
low, poczem odSpiewano hymn DO
re cos Polske'. N~astepnie panic ro-
zdaiy ochotnikom piekne upominki
oraz tyton, papierosy, przekaski i o.
woce ma droge. Pc zaiatwieniu te-
goz, odbylo sic wsp6lne zdjecie TO-
tograficzne pred budynkiem szkol-
rym. Nastepnie uformowano pochod,
kt6ry m~aszerowal po dzielnicy Mo-
dziankowa, poezem tramwajami uda
no sic do Sr6dmieScia.
Pc ~przybyciu do SrodmieScia zn6w
uformowano poch6d jak zwykle pc
slowniejszych ulicach, gdzie byli o.
chotnicy o~wacyjnie witani okrzyka-
mi ,,Hurrah for Poland" - W kie-
runku ma dworzec kolejowy, PREY
Polk / Dearborn, gdzie juz oczeki--
wal ma mich pociag. 0~chotnicy 20
stall ulokowani W specyalnych WACO
rach. Orkiestra Odegraia hymny ma
rodowe, pociag ruszyi zwolna z miej-
sea unoszac re SODA tych dzielnych
synow Ojczyzny naszej Polski. Po-
zegnanie bylo nader rzewne; rod1i-
ny, przyjaciele z piaczem zegnali o.
chot.:k6w. Slyszec sic daily okrzyki
Do zobaczenia sic we wolnej / ME
podlglej Polsce", ..Bywajcie nam,
,,Jedzcie 2 Bogiem", DO widzenia".
- Geese VAN Drodzy Ochotnicy
-bohaterzy, wy$cie chluba narodu
P~olskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

Zawiadomienie urzedowe o szcze-
sliwem wyladowaniu we Francyi sy-
Ia swego kaprala Wiktora Kr6lla, O.
trzymali onegdaj op. Ignaey / joan
Ia Knoll, z~amieszhali pnr. 1925
Washtenaw avenue, ma Jadwigowie.
Kapral Wiktor jest czionkiem
kompani' LIZ, 1920 pufku piecho-
ty Wuja Sama. Powolany do sluzby
wojskowej zostai dnia 27-go maja
: wyjechai wprost do Camp Whee-
Ter, Georgia; wkr6tce jednak pre-
niesiony zosta} do Nowego Yorku do
Camp Mills gdzie otrzymai range ka
prala t. wv. Lance corporal. SIAM
tad wyjechal on wprost do Francyi.
Pred zaciagnieciem do wojska
pracowai on przez lat s dla spotki
telefonicznej Chicago Telephone Co.
iako stsnografista. Liczy on lat %.
Byl on take sek-etarzem Oddzialu
sw. Jacka. mr.. 10 Macierzy Polskiej,
W parafii $w. Stanislawa B. / N, "
Cragin. gdzie dawniej rodzice jego
zamieszkiwali. Znany on Jest take
W kolach sportowych jake dOsEona-
~ gracz W pike metowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

swoich kandydatow, tych ktorych
Prezydent sobie upatrzyi jak i
tych, kt6rzyby byli jemu przeci-
wni w przyszioSci."
Moze twoj syn, brat albo MAJ
jest we Francyi. I'm PREDICT skoh-
czy sic wojna, tenn PREDICT wr6cq
oni do domu. Musimy pracowac
razem wszyscy, chcac ably nasi
jak n~ajpredzej wrocili do domu.
Najlepiej zrobimy obierajqc W
listopadzie Rad Demokratycz--
ny.
Giosujcie z Wilsonem ma de-
mokratycznych kandydAtow,
gdzie znajdziecie nazwiska Pola-
kow jak Frank X. Rydzewski,
Stanley Walkowiak, Joseph s.
La Buy, Thomas Kasperski i Al
bert Nowaka - glosujcie take
ballot sedziowski o ktofy to urzqd
ubiegajq sic Walkowiak i La
Buy. Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29
WYGLADAJCIE. Mt0DO
To Latwo - Jekeli Wiecie o
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Sekretem ~zachowania mlodoSci jest,
ably sic czuG mlodo-a W tym celu malezy
daG baczenie ma wqtrobe i zofQdek-nie
potrzeba mice %wybladlej Gerry, ciemnych
obw6dek pod oczyma, pryszc26w, z6ltego
wyglqdu Gerry, oczu be- blasku.. Wasz
dokt6r VAN powie, re dziewiecdzle-
STAT procent wszystkich chor6b p%ochodzi
2 nienalezytego dziaiania zof2dka l
watroby.
DR.. Edwards, szeroko many lekarz W
Ohio, u~doskoralit ro5linny prcparat,
zmieszany z oliw&i dziaiajqcy ma vat
robe i zoIadek, a kt6ry dawa1 on swym
pacyentom przez dlugie. lata.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, zastepu-
lace kalomel, So lagodne w dzialanlu,
iecz zawsze skuteczne. Przynoszq one
to podniete ducha, te naturaIn9 ~rzezkoSc,
ktGre kazdy powinicn posiadac, przez
wzmocnienio watroby i oczysZczenle Or
ganizmu z nieczystosci.
Poznacie DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
DO ich oliwkowym kolorze. lOc l 25e
pudelko. We wszystkich aptekach- ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

Panic Hen:
ryk, Panskie
ubranie ZaW--
SIZE jest obsy-
pane lupie--
iem''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

Panstwo Jan i Antonina Rogalscy,
zamieszkali pnr. 5O13 Henderson
utica, Otr7ymali W tych dniach VIA
dOmoSc, re brat p. Jana, szerego-
wiec Boleslaw RogGlski wyladowal
.szczeSliwie we Francyi wraz z oddzia
Iami wojsk amerykanskich.
Szeregowiec Bolesiaw Rogalski
Jest ezIonkiem 5-gc ,,anti aircraft"
ba~talionu; do wojska z~aciagniety byl
) kwietnia, 1918 T, a 1-go pazdzier-
nika odjechal do Francyi. Cwiczyf
sic on W Fort Mckinley W Portland,
Maine. we Fort Leavitt, take W
Portland Maine a ostatnie pred wy
iazdem do Francyi W Fort Williams,
W Stanie Maine.
P~omyslnoSci i zdrowia zycza mu
lego znajomi i przyjaciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29
ZPOLlTYKI.

konStrukcylne cla{o praWoda-
wcze. iodine kicrowac nawa kra-
ju zaraz pc wojnie, zalezy zu-
peinie Cd dobozu Demokratyczne-
go Kongresu, .powiedzia} wczoraj
Ernest Hoover, przewodnlczacy
Dem. Stanowego Centralnego 10
mitetu.
Pan Hoover zwroci} uwage No
riektore dzia4ania Demokratycz-
nego Kongresu, odnoSnie do Fe-
deralnego Reserve Aktu nadmie-
niajac, jak niepodobnem jest sPo,
dziewac sic konstruktywnej dzia
ialnoSci cd ciala praWodaWczego
Z partyi republikahskiej.
,,Prostym absurdem jest, po--
wiedziai pan Hoover, jak repu--
blikanie utrzymuja, re republic
kanski Kongres potrzebnym jest,
ably stworzyc konstrukcyjne cia-
10 prawodawcze pc skonczone)
wojnie.
Przewodcy republikahskiej par
tyi oczywiscie zyja j~eszcze w
dziewietnastym s~tuleciu i wierza,
re republikanska partya dzisiaj
jest W tenn samem po}ozeniu w
1okiem byla w ostatnich latach
minionego wieku. Republikanie
musieliby sic cofnac o lyle
wstecz, ably mogli wskazac ma
jakieS 'konstrukcyjne cialo pra--
wodawcze "a ktore republican,
ski kongres by} odpowiedzial-
rym.
cd roku 1911 ME miellSmy
kongresu republikanskiego. Ten.
ktory W tym roku skonczy& by
swoie dziaiania, probowal stwo-
rye wydajne cialo prawodawcze.
lecz rezultatem tegoz byl Payne
Aldrich bill taryfowy, prawie mic
rie 'znaczaca czynnoSc, "a ktora
odpowiedzialnym byi Kongres
republikahski.
I'd tego czasu mielismy re
czywiscie konstrukcyjne cialc
prawodawcze. Wypada nadmie-
mic niektore jego czynnosci, jab
federalne prawo rezerwowe, po-,
zyczka ola farmerow,. kontrola
Rzadu mad kolejami, zorganizo-,
wanie wojennej finansowej kor'
poracyi. ustanowienie ,wojenne.
komisyi przemys}owej, wolenne'
go zabezpieczenia ma zycie, ko-'
lektowanie podatku wojennego
zatwierdzenie federalnej komi'
syi przemysiowej, akt kupowania
okretow, aktu rolnictwa i wiele
iunyeh czynnosci, ktore przepro,
wadzii Kongres demoksatyczny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

,,Uprzedzam Pania, Panno Maryo,
"a nadal tego juz ME bedzie, dis do
piero sic dowiedzialem re RUFFLES
Jest W stanie zupeinie ~zniszczy6 lu-
piei".
Mozecie sic upieraG i z~aswiadczac,
re lupiez i ~wypadanie wlos6w ME
MONA wstrzymaG lecr co powiecie ma
to, re ten RUFFLES jest W stanie
zniszczyG kazda %odrobinke }upieza |
to tylko "a pomoca jednej butelki "a
65c., W pr%zeciwnym zas razie Wasz
aptekarz VAN wr6ci pieniadze! Co
powiecie ma to!
RUFFLES - jest to koniec }upie-
Ia. RUFFLES ME zaciaga po}yskiem
lupie&a, ami zasycha sk6re. RUFF
LES ME moe uszkodziG najdelikat-
niejszej sk6ry. Jest on pokarmem ola
oslabionej sk6ry giowy, 'przynoszac
jej nalezyte zdrowie.
Sprobujcie dis ~jeszcze RUFFLES
Jezeli po zuzyciu Csc Eutelki ME be-
dziecie mieli oczekiwanego, rezulta-
tn, to poprostu zaaadajcie pieniadze
Vase z powrotem. Jest to zupelnie
ME utrzymuje Rufflesu. ME zanie--
chajcie - poSlijcie nam nazwisko
takowego i z~alaczcie Toe. Wyslemy
VAN jedna butelke z op}acon: pre-
sylka. F. AID. Richter and Co., 1880
Washington Str. New York. N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29
Y RACINE, WIS.

z pOwodu pominiecia oh. Ignacego
Szczupakiewicza W poprzedniej Ii
Scie skIadek ma 10-miiionowy Fun
dusz Narodowy, obecnie uzupeinia-
il OBJ. Ignacy Szczupakiewicz
zlozyl ma powyzszy fundusz sumo
$500.
Y. Il. p. Burant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-29

CzynnoSciom tym sprzeciw sta
wall republikanie prawie zawSze,
jednakowoz akceptowano Je be-
kWestyi.
,Wezmy ma przyklad uchwa}e
zachowawcza. Republikahski
Kongres obiecal zmienic kurs
monety, ale mic ME zdzia}a}. Ia
czas0w administracyi Wilsona,
rimo acknowledgement reakcyi,
federalna uchwa}a stala sig pra-
wen.
,Dzisiaj przyznat trzeba, re
gdyby ME to prawo, ME byloby
podobnem dzisiaj wybrnqc Z po-
Iozenia spowodowanego wojna.
Bee tego prawa federalnego
bvia panika w czasie pokoju "a
republikahskiej administracyi.
Dzisiaj, W czasie wojennym, ME
MIA nawet zamieszania finansowe
so pod demokratyczna admin
stracya.
.Teszcze wiele innych spraw
MONA wymienit, kt6re republic
kanie obiecali a ME wype}nili -
i. kt6re demokraci zrobili pra-
VEN. M6glbym jeszcze powie-
dziec jak "a republikaiskiej adj
ministracyi nasza marynarka spa
ola Z drugiego ma miejsce czwar-
te, iak armia nasza byla prakty-
cznie bezczynna, jak bezczyn-
nym byl Kongres republikahski,
lecz to odnosi sic do qrzesz}oscl,
wole movie O stosunkach obec--
nych.
,,Zwazmy tylko co by sic dzia-
10, gdyby republikanie przyszli
do stern. Partya ia p~odzielona
Jest ma reakcyonistow, ktorzy da-
dza sic wodzic takim bosom jak
Penrose i Smith, i ma grupe, kto-
rel przewodzi TAXI LaFollette.
czego MONA sic spodziewac cd
partyi tax podzielonej? Jak NIGGA
take dwie frakcye zlozyc dobre
c;aio prawodawcze?
.Republikahska partya day
do jednego tylko celu, a mianowi
Gle - do utrzymania kontroli'
Dostawszy kontrole, partya ia
podzieliiaby sic ma grupy, ktore
bylyby bardziej Cd siebie oddalo-
ne niz demokratyczna cd republi-
kanskiej dzisiaj.
.Wiekszego niebezpieczehstwa
ME byloby ola Rzeczypospolitej
rawet w czasie pokoju, mad Kon-
gres republikanski a w czasie
wojny, wybor jednego bylby "a
b6jstwem narodu.
nPtzedyskutowaiem sprawe o.
swiadczenia, W ktorej republika,
rie ustluja z]ignorowac przejrze-,
ne rekord6w swoich kandyda'
tow, ktorych lojalnoSc by}a "a
kwestyonowana. Me znaczy to
wcale, ably demokraci W Illinois
ME mieli zwazac ma oswiadczenie
kampanijne i rozwazac rekordow
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
HONEY CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Smith auto
ed to Oelwein Sunday and spent the
day at the Edward Smith home
Helen and Evelyn Barr OF st. Paul
spent the past week at the Frank
Schmock home.
Mrs. James Barr and daughter, Hell
en-, were in Edgewood Wednesday
The Fl. c. White home entertained
several friends Sunday evening.
Several of the farmers in this
neighborhood shipped stock to Chi
cago Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sherman Wis
tied friends in Lamont Sunday.
Miss Martha Weger is home from
Waverly, where she had been attend
. ing the Wartburg college.
The piano recital which was given
at the Davis auditorium at Straw
berry Point by Miss Preston's pupils
last Saturday reflected much credit
on the pupils and their instructor.
Word has been received here by
4 relatives that Ferdinand Kahrs has ar
rived safely in France
John Olinger is entertaining cous-
in from Minneapolis.
Miss Hazel McMonigal closed her
school last Friday, with a picnic at
Little York
The James Cole family entertained
friends from Fayette Sunday.
Myron Knight attended the soldiers
reunion at Des Moines.
Master vern Anthony visited the
past week at the H. c. White home.
j. G. Ludy has returned from Prai-
RE du Chen, where he had been tax,
ing treatment for rheumatism
Mrs. M. L. Perry has returned home
from Ames where she made an extend,
ed visit.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
Oneida.

Mrs. Theron Nash and two children
Mrs. E. Nash of Cedar Rapids and
of Minneapolis spent few days at
the S. T. Knox home.
c. A. Bradley OF Beatrice, Nebraska
is here looking after his farms,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ferris drove to
Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller are the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
"Spoonerisms."

A "spoonerism" is a turned-around
word For instance, a clergyman re-
Gently told his congregation that he
owed them "deep graf Of debtitude,"
and at q wedding young man asked
If it was missionary to cuss the
BRIDE"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
The state and Liberty.

The design of the state is not to
transform men into animals or au-.
tomato from reasonable beings, Dut
rather that citizens may develop their
minds and bodies in security. !.
The true design of the state, then
is liberty. -Splnoza.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
orioin Of Cotton Boil.

The pink boil worm, the worst enemy
known to the cotton crop OF lndia'
probably originated there. Later It was
found in Burma, Ceylon, Egypt and IN
almost every other cotton district on
the globe.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
parents Of a baby son, born June 20

parents of a baby son, born June 20,
1918.
The Oak Grove band played on the
streets here Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Mabel Dutton of Cedar Rap
ids is visiting home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dutton move to the
Ne;derfrank farm this week where
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26
Mr.. Dutton is employed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Hankins Of
near Edgewood spent Sunday at the
Dave Rankin home.
Several from here have been at
tending the chautauqua at Manches-
ter the past week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-06-26

famous
ne
hds
and has be
ndnnnasha miss . e
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

Mrs. Frank Craeer Helena: J. D
 Poehen. Memphis. C. L. stevenson
 Missouri; J. C. Toleman. New York; IF $ Farmar st. Louis. w. II. Elrer, New 'urlEans H G. Brittou, Fort Smith E J. Browne St Louis J. A. Dipper Chichester. Ark; iI W. Pharr. Little Rock, c. IT, Thornton, FL Smith w H Moore, Ft smith. J J. T. McAdams Arkansas. C. E. David
 sop, Little Rock. B C. Branch, Little Rock W. I Jones, Chicago. w. E
 Neill, Los Angeles J. w. Rivers, Lit tie Rock, H. Hass. Los Angeles 1T. N. Ofner, Los Angeles: V Schipp New York, T. J Burke. Chicago. d. l.. Whitney. Kansas l.. l.. Ussery. Little Rock II. Pare, St. Lonis. W C. Hen ley, Memphis, w. A. Click. Kansas City P Cooley Georsia E. P. Hoyle, New York; C. F. Reed, Memphis.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

to fight his former gand to do so. Of course there d girl in the case-Fai.h Lawson the operator ill the railroad tower at Smoky Gap, and the awaken ing Of Andrade's new character and his steadfastness of purpose are partly the result of Ais love for her
 The big program at the Ne8 Central does not stop with the big Tom luce Nm. <. Hart feature Mack Sennett will present his latest tWo-reeI side splitter, entitled, '4Saucy Madeline. ." with Ben TurDin in his most frolick- some mood supported by Polly Moran. whose uproarious antics will keep you in one continuous laugh Charlie L,nn and Gonda Durand are right there. too. and have big part in the comedy
 James Montgomery Flags oue-repl|
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
 LOOKING FOR OPERATORS
SURVEY OF AVAILABLE MEN IN. DlcATE MANY PRESIDENTS
 WILL BE CHOSEN.

l Washington May 22-The railroad
 administration began to look today for ! the most able operating officer for
 each of the t~o hundred roads under government control to become federal ! director Of his line. replacing its pres 1 ident and chef executive for opera tiOns. As these officers are found and persuaded 10 resign their official con ! nectious with the railway company they will be appointed Until then the present arrangements will continue. survey today ot available men for these positions indicated that many presidents would be chosen for the
 new positions and consequently their companies would have 10 elect new presidents.
 General dismay among railway of-
 fcers over Director General McAdoo's
 newly annouced polay was apparent
 In inquiries reaching railroad admin
 istIation headquarters concerning the
 intent of he order All inouiries were told that the director general is aux-
 locus not to disorgauize the existing fall"ay managements any more than necessary to insure high degree of. cooperation between the aoyernmeut management and the individual road, Fractlc1lly no officials, officers or em gloyes who contribute tue actual phy sical force Of The roads win lose rbeirl Jobs. These assurances caImed meI railway officials who had feared man agements would be torn and put to- eether again on a new pattern.
 There was stll considerable eDecu 1 tatlon, however. concerning salaries for federal directors.
 It was intimated that although fhe salaries would not be fixed accordinp 'o used government standards bvl which cabinet members receive s19 1 'VVo q year the present salaries ori many railroad heads raneipg from s5oooo 10 $l0o 000 would not be dnpu .ated by the government The saI.- Ties would compare with each noD4I abilities and duties.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

Sergeant Anderson, Los Angeles. F. h@ Causey, city O s. Gray city.
 E. Milestone. St Louis. T. swain, Hope; ,. Nichilson, Little Rock; $. R. and R C. Surface, Ashdown, c. D. Cook. Little Rock. c. w. Fry and wife, Muskogee. J. H Young. New Jersey; A Watt Wilson; V. J. Me
 Granahan, St Louis, L. E Fuller, St. Louis; H Linz St Louis. 1T. C. Dale and wife. Little Rock. L.. $. Chery and wife, Arkansas; C. L. Shade. Kansas City, Mrs Geo Jackson. Lit tie Rock; F. A. Bowes, Oklahoma J. B Rothet Arkansas; w. II. Wei bach. Little Rock; B. Marshall. Arka- delphia, D. Feldman, Chicago: C. Leeves Dallas; John Dunn. ozark. R. VI lutchins, Augusta; q. s. Block. . Little Rock; w R. Smith. It. Smith C. II Otto, Little Rock: C. l.. AIad-I ding, Pine Bluff; w. E McCarley. FL Smith; J H Bliss, Little Rock.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
VINOL MAKES
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 Those who have puny ailin4 or run down children or aged parents may prove this at our expense.
 Besides the good it does children and besides the aged there is nothing Dke Ninol to restore strength and vitality to weak, nervous women and o'er-~orked, run-down men.
 Try it If you are not entirely sat- isrled. We win return your money without question: that proves our fairness and your protection. Millions of people have been convinced bIs. way.-Adv.
 K. c. Morris Drug Co. Hot sprines and at the best drug store in every town ana city in the country.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

PUBLIC sTENoGRAP tER- Mise '. l. Veaeh, Hotel Como. Phone 72s
 Pno"e ISso. 11-6-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
CONGRESS SHOULD "CAN THE TALK AND PLAY BALL "

The constitution youchsafes to each mem er of congress ONLY THE RIGHT to express his will by east ins his vote Discussion which de- lays action bt congress is not the eAercise of any right recognized by the constitution. but merely ths a9use ot privilege granted 5y con- gra-- itself
 The nefficicncy and delays of con -ress tor the past year have been a 4rater comfort Co the kaiser than the combined activities or all his agents and spies in America Inaiyidual conste~smen may not be culpable. H'' an arc jointly responsible for the conditions which exist in that body he rules Of procedure MUST hs changed SD that congress may enact necessary laws when they are need ed and repea. bad ones promptly.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
oOoSES TON AND KINDLY WORD OF ADVICE TO EVERY
 VISITOR TO HOT SPRINGS

POTASH SULPHUR WAITER is
 without a doubt the most remarkable
 water for diseases Of the stomach.
 bladder and kidneys found in this ar
 any other country and no visitor t,
 Hot Springs should miss the onpor-
 tunity or learning of the tberaBeptic
 value of this water. Ask any nhvsi- elan.
 immediately upon arising and before preakfasting, please drink tw,, qIasses or POTASH SULPHUR WATEp
 known as POTASUL. and follow hi, With one glass of hot water iron, tha
 not springs. The effect will be most deiightiully gratifying. producine a natural laxative action
 POIASUL can be ordered and will oe delivered to your room or if vou prefer you can take a stroll before breakfast to the office of the com pany SIS Central avenue, opposite Ar hnston where you can have tbis water served 10 you by the glass and rom which place you can crosa tael $, street to the hot springs fountain IuI this manner you also have the benefit or delightful walk and exercise
 The POTASH SULPHUR SPRINGS i with is equipment and accommoda- ton for serving water either bv incl sIaSs or otherwise, is possibly the llhest or its kind fin this country everything in the place is of the most complete and sanitary nature The oolues from which the water is served 70 yon are all steri1ized to the bipbest iegree and the water is bottled and 'edieu at The springs The gIasse | rom which You drink are sterilizea 'noer a heat of three hundred degrees LII or which is evident and thorough ma IS open for the inspection of vis- tors
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23

You Hooyerlze, when you order what you like, and like wha, you or Ter Good things to eat at Frisby's
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
STOLEN GARDEN HOSE
 NOW IN CITY JAIL
IF YOU HAVE LOST SUCH AR. T3CLEs, APPLY TO CITY MAN
 AGER C. H. WEAVER.

City Manager Weaver has on sup ply some lawn mowers, some garden
 hose. and other utensils that are Jeff
 too often lying about he open yards of those who like to keep good lawns The articles were taken up when Paul E Hlevins was arrested on charge yesterday City Manager Weaver states that persons who had lost such articles would have them returned if they could identify them. The man claims to be a soldier with honor able discharge and that he has wife and child and had 10 steal to keep them. The officers say he looks like man wanted on a very serious charge a little west ot this city
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

James l.. Graham miU address the voters in the interest of his candidacy for Circuit Judge at the following times and places.
 Gardener school house. "Wednesday evening. $ pm, May 22
 Shady Groye school house. Thursday evening s pm, May 33.
 South Hot Springs Cend of ear IneJ Friday evening pm, May 2t Como Square riual grand rauyL Monday evening pm. May 27 My opponents are invited 70 be present and a 1air division of time VIII be given them. The lady voters are especially invited to come out and hear the issues discussed
 JAS. L. GRAHAM
 candidate for Circuit Judge. fAdytD 5-19-7t.
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