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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-23
COLORED SELECTS
ON WAY TO COAST

"a large number of colored draf-
tees who have been in training at
Battle Creek, Mich, passed through
town Thursday afternoon over the
Baltimore and Ohio, en- rolse to
Camp Meade, Md. and Camp Dix,
N. J. In the contingent We're many
of the Martinsburg selects who
were warmly greeted by friends.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-23
ALL TO MOTHER.

Private Samuel Jaffy, who was the
first Waynesboro, Pa, man to be kill
cd in France leaves an estate Of $12,-
900. He was born in Russia but was
a naturalized American. He leaves
his life insurance of $4,000 to his
mother, Mf1 Aarca Jaffv who Is &
resident OF Russia, in taat part now
in posses IN OF the Germans.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-23
DIES FROM BURNS

Stewart Wilson, the 14lmonths-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Butcher, of Mountain Falls, Va. is
dead from burns. While the child's
mother was upstairs for short
while the tot poked dry stick in
to the kitchen stove and set him
self on fire.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-23
HERE ON VACATION

Miss Lilli1n Iwes, who is con,
nected with the Ordnance Depart
ment, Washington, is spending her
summer vacation with. her parents.
Mr.. and Mrx, H.3E. Owens, West
Burke street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-23

Ms. w. O. Nicklas, of South Queen
street. is visiting Miss J, C. Ridenout,
East Franklin street, Hagerstown.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
z DZIELNICY TOWN
OF LAKE.
z Parafii sw. J6zefa.

" niedziele, dnia Ego lipca, 1918 r.
o gOdzinie 4-tej popoludniu odbylo sic
zebranie wszystkich Polak6w i Polek
W sprawie Sejmu Narodowego Pol
skiego, kt6ry ma sic Odbyc W sierpniu
W mieScie Detroit, Mich. P~Osiedzenie
odby{o sic W hall parafialnej; zagai&
lie Y. J.. GrzeSihski modlitwa PahSka,
a 20 przem6wieniu do ogolu i pred
stawieniu sprawy, wyboru delegation z
naszej parafii, prOSi Izbe o zamiano-
wanie ~sekretarza, kt6rym obrano nizej
podpisanego. Pc pr~zeczytaniu projektu
w Dzienniku Chicagoskim z dnia Ego
lipca b. T. i wytl6maCzeniu, pod jakimi
warunkami maja bye wybrani delega-
eli. OkazaiO sic, re ma parafie Sw. J6-
zefa W Town of Lake wolnO wybrac
pieciu. RozchOdziIO sic teraz o fundusz
ma pokrycie koSzt0w podr6zy delega-
tow do miaSta Detroit, Mich. Uchwa-
lono, ably ME Obciazac Towarzystw i
ich czIonk6w, by ma ten eel pred ko-
scioiem kOlektowano "a pO%zwoleniem
mieiscowego Y. prOboszcza. Wniosek
~przechodzi do kOmitetu wybrani ma
stepujacy: Oh. R. KowalewSki, OBJ. A.
W}odarski i OBJ. A. Rus.
NaStepnie wybrano delegation. -
L. y. ]. G~rzeSinski, przedstawiony
przez OBJ. ]. LeraCza.
,. Oh. \. WIodarski, przedStawiony
przez OBJ. FIR AndrySzaka.
8. Oh. A. Rus, przedstawiony przez
OBJ. Micha{a Andrzejewskiego.
4. PAM Alexandra Suszynska, pred
stawiona przez pania NJ. Kwiatkowska.
3. Parma Rozalia Olkiewicz, pred
stawiOna przez pania Weislo.
Poniewaz oStatnia ME byla Obecna
ma z~ebraniu, przeto W razie ME przyje-
cia dale sic peInomocnictwo powyz--
Sym delegation W jej miejsce lima wy
brac. y. przewOdniczacy nadmienii co
do skolektowanych pieniedzy, re W IA
zie, gdy beda pokryte koszta delega-
tow, a pozosta}aby n~adwyzka, to be-
die oddana do funduszu Narodowego
Polskiego, ma co obecni przystali. W
ko6cu OBJ. st. SzafranOwski robi wnio-
SEX, ably ~przyszle pOSiedzenie odbyiO
sic dnia 11-go Sierpnia b. =. o 4tej pc
poiudniu W sail parafialnej, - przy-
jeto. Ma tenn Y. przewodniczacy Cd
roczyl zebranie do przyszfego posiedze-
mia modlitwa Panska.
Zygmunt Szmyt,
Sekretarz zebrania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
10000 DEZERCYI

Paryz, 10. lipca. Z CORA 3OO,-
600 austro-wegierskich zolnierzy
opuscifo szeregi austryackie cd
poczatku wojny; 100000 przewa-
znie Czeeh6w oddalo sic dobro--
wolnie Rosyanom, Serbom, Ru--
nunom lub W}ochom PREY pier
wszej s~posobnosci a prawie l5O,-
900 wegierskich zoinierzy zbieglo
przez Rumunie cd sierpnia 1914
+. do czerwca 1916 - mowi mai,
wyzsza komenda austryacka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
PolityE&a.
Z17-tej Wardy.
KORALEsKI NDORSOWANY Ma
KONGRESMANA, A ZWIEFKA
Ma STAN. REPREZENTANTA.
Washington, D. c.
July S-th 1918.

Wczoraj wieczorem odby1o sic wiel-
kie zebranie Demokratycznej Organi-
zacyi 17-tej wardy W kwaterze tejze
przy Milwaukee ave. blisko Carpenter
nj, By{o obecnych kilka set os6b, a
miedzy mimi Polacy, Wiosi i inne ma
rodowoSci.
Ma tenn zebraniu ]postawiOny zoStaf
pferwszy krok W tel wardzie w obec-
nei Rampant prawyborczej cclem Edo
bycia nominacyi ola pOlskich handy
dat6w ma urzedy. %publiczne.
Obecni byli polscy przyw6dcy: Jak
]. Ruszkiewicz, komitetowy wardy, I'LL.
s. Adamkiewicz, aid. S. WalkoWiak' sc
dzia La Buy i inni.
Pr6cz innych kandydat6w indorso--
Uano take b. aldermana i b. asessora
F. Koraleskiego jake kandydata o no
minacye demokratyczna ma kongresma-
M z S-go dystryktu, a b. aldermana W.
Zwiefke ma czlonka legislatury stano-
wei.
Mowy wyg4osili p. Koraleski, p.
Zwiefka. aid. Adamkiewicz, byiy czfo-
mex wydzialu sanitarnego a ooecny ko-
mitetowy Ruszkiewicz i inni.
Wnoszac z NOV, jake zostaay wczo-
raj wyg4oszone ma TEN zebraniu l z o
g6lnego sentymentu, jaki tam panoWaf'
~wvtoczona bedzie energlczna Eampanla
" interesie kandydatury p. Koraleskle'
go.
p Koraleski goraco sic swa handy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10

eye w~ysuniety przeciw demokratom z
oD0zu Su:livana.
Cd ich decyzyi bedzie take zaleza-
10 stanowisko b. CUB. Dunne'a / jego
g{6wnego zwolennika W. L. OConnelra
kt6rzy zostali przez Sullivafczyk6w zu
peinie 2~ignorowani.
Opozycya, t. j. frakcya przeciwna
Snllivanczykom, d~otychczas mic ME u
czyniia w sprawie swego tykietu. Gee
"a "a przybycie do Chicago swych PREY
w6dc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
l0D WYDzIAkU NARODOWEGO
ONkUR

Niniejszem Oglasza sic konkurs ma odznaki
dla pOsi6w ma Sejm Polski W Detroit Mich.
Firmy, zamierzajace ubiegae sic o oferte, ra-
GA sic zglosic W dziesieciu dniach cd daty oglo-
szenia kOnkursu do Biura Wydziaiu Narodowego
POlskiegO C3O9 N. Ashland Ave- z podaniem
wzoru i ceny.
POmysIy ma odznakf maja bye oryginalne-
samezas Odznaki pOwinny bye trwale-by sta
nOwiyI mila pamiatke Ola poslow sejmOwych.
Chicago, III. 10 lipca 1918.
"a Komitet Przedsejmowy:
HENRIK SETMAJER
1909 N. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
Sekretarz zebrania

ReklHua Jsss podstAwS licsayaa
.YEedsiebforstw amsrykshskich. vice
/ przemysEowisc polski dobrEe zrcbi
isaelt stale rekl&mowae bedzie sWo1
i~nterss " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
GIlIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10

datura zainteresowaI | wczoraj wielki
swa nova obudziI entuzyazm.
Starania beda wdrozone, azeby do
proWadzic do z4aczenia wszystkich
frakcyi i od1am6w polskich W intere-
81. kandydatury p. Koraleskiego. Mic
ME bedzie pomiete, a2eby zapewnic je
90 zwyciestwo. Skoro otrzyma nomina-
cYe wyb6r jego bedzie fraszka.
HARRISON I ROYNE KANDYDATA-
MI Ma BURMISTRZA.
Kraaa pog}oski, re b. burn. Carter H.
Harrison ip rokurator stanOwy Maclay
| Hoyne, beda kandydataml ma nOmlna-
We demokratyczna ma burmistrza w
przyszlym roku.
Hoyne ma kandydowac jako demo-
krata, Harrison jake %kandydat bez-
partyjny.
podobno rokowania o zgode pomle-
dry frakcya S%ullivana a opozycyq spell
sIy ma nlczem gi6wnie dlatego, re Sui
~iiva6czycy ME chcleli sic zgodzic Ma
kandydature Hoyne'a ma burmistrza.
DIS przyjezdzaja do Chicago sena-
tor ]. Hamilton Lewis l b, burn. Har'
ris&n. Oni ~zadecyduJa ostatecznie sk}ad
tykietu, ktory bedzie przez tch frak'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
STEFAN WENCEK.

Onegdaj pani Veronica Wencek,
zamieszkala pnr. 1889 Noble utica,
otrzymaia zawiadomienie TELEGRAPH
czne, re syn jej Stefan Wencek, ku-
charz W pulku ciezkiej artyleryi we
Francyi zostal ciezko raniony W jed
nej z potyczek. Telegram cd adjutan-
ia generala Mccain tax brzmi do
s{ownie:
Washington, D. c.
July S-th 1918.
Mr.. William Wencek,
1889 Noble street, Chicago, Ill.
Deeply regret to inform You that
it is officially reported that cook Ste
phen Wencek, field artillery was Sc
verely wounded in action June twen-
ty third.
MCCAIN, the adjutant general.
Stefan Wencek jest synem PIP. Wa
lentego i Weroniki Wencek; ma on
takze brata Piotr, ktory obecnie
znajduje sic We Francyi ma ltnii bo-
lowell / brata Franciszka, liczacego
lat IS, czfonka milicyi stanowej. Ste
fan wstapil jake ochotnik do armii
W plerwszych dniach ogloszenia VOL
nv miedzy Stanami Reinforcement a
prusakami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
iBankes' Sklady Kawy.

Ma polnOenO-EA-
ehOdnieJ strOnlet
1874 ". Chicago Az.
ross Milwaukee Ave
is-S Milwaukee Ave
i0l5 Milwaukee Ave.
1872 W. North Ave.
Ma ~polnoenej
GtrOnle.
sOs W. DtTislon q
40 W. North Ave.
fs40 Lincoln Ave.
ga Lincoln Ave.
Ml2 N Clark So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
GERMANS TO BE lNTERNED
Mueller and Fisher Have Been Or
dcrrd Tlikcn Ia tt,,icrnl jail.

Louis Mueller and Paul X Fischer,
Germans. who were employed Mt IA
local club, ana who have been or
dcrcd lntcrned by the attorney gen
cral win ~ taken 20 Fort Sill this
week 10y INputy United states Mar
shal John j Moran. who yesterday
received the orders for the removal
Of the two men. who have been de
tanned Ia the city jail Mueller was
'Brrcstcd January ~, and Fischer
vas taken into custody two days
later william T. Schroeder. who In
at Muskogce. viii be interned also.
orders Tor his internment were Is
sued last week
Murllcr ana Fischer were connect
cd with local hotel as cooks. and
later entered the employ ~ club.
They were arrested on president =
warrants and held FOR investigation
According 10 the federal officials,
they INDUCED In talk that wps dis
loyal and Ncdit touH. and openly ex-
pressed their %mpathies for Ger
many as against America They
vrro both German. aliens and young
men
BcchuFc Of their association with
German aliens and their talk they
were considered dangerous 20 be AZ
larg" and their detention was or
aerrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Disease Cannot Be Reached
by Local Treatment.

what "a pity that 40 many people
follow hJnlly the old bell-wcther
method of treating Cawrrh and
thus postpuuS from day 70 dhs the
time when they win boz free from
this annoying md disgusting COM
plant
The choked-up air. passages are
unstopped for the time being by
nedicated sprays and atomizers,
but do they remain open? Isn't the
relief only temporary over and
over again these denominations
gather. bccuuse the disease which
causes them is being untouched ny
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
POLITICIANS PAID
BY PACKERS
CuNTINLEn LNnM l-Anr ~

CONTINUED tWuN r'Ur ONE
were not making out the way 1t was
expected, that 20 certain extent
tury were hruE wasted that th',r cX-
H.td uu organized effort Co Improve
the friendly attitude Of national leg
isiItuIB to your iuIustrir. ana your
principals that deal OF mlsInl urIua-
ton Was going about and that cape
itnge hat been that when your
trends down here wanted to help
they neither huu the time uur The
ii,ts Go $50 about mdauun converts
ANA some times your friends found
lhrWfr' 'Nrs, bvua.ac uf tack uf proper
preparatory educational work under
q cloud ul suspicion Iu attempting
results iur yuu
Under such q condition Of affairs
~ was fen Dos friends who genuinely
had your interest. at hcrrt that the
great industry which you lead could
very we'll afford tl have diEniilcd
representation here in W. 4hultun
4 somewhat similar dTruuErmrut Is
conducted hy the wooden muuufuc-
turut-lu having MI Reynolds secre-
taN OF tho national Republican com
uitirr t1 watch matters Tor them q"
The memorandum furlhor set forth
thr political ttruniiaua of Eyy,sWan
ANA his having Acuu assistant urls-
urr ol lhr Republican congressional
committee "lu which .a38 HIiy hs had
% hirls good idch uf tho coutribu-
uous mud" in The pgHt and his Wide
uDiuulu.HuC" among public men and
his familiarity with details n leyigln-
ton ns uttlng him for the position
sought
Nuw"rs trlcgrams and letters
between various heads NJ the various
packing industry and Eyersmnu
were introduced and Eycrsman's ON
ploymcut as the representative at
Wash ngton OF wilson and company.
was set out In letter dated July ~.
1917. contracting for his services aa
general Washington rcpr Gntntive at
a yearly salary OF s. 500 In the
memorandum to uN 'hc packers II
was suggested TINT hc bee pnid tiO5
"a month boy each NJ the five COM
paplcS
Auoihcr high snof In tho ro,dng
of the letters came when u letter
fried Julv ~. lo17. si.ucd &.
Eycrsmau uu1 addressed 10 Y. -
Skipworth vice president Of wilson
ana company was introduced telling
that Eyorsman had obtained repre-
sentative ~ I'd press Oss, ristiou en-
titI"d to the privileges of the floor OF
congress tu represent the packers
Another letter from Evci man 10
sklpworth nld that n Nr wilson
~ Mr. Sfipwor'h were cuWinr =
Washington Eycrawnn WoulI lool, 10
'Hrrange li'rr dinner party and In
vito some scuUore congressman aud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
"How'n the He'll Can They
Get Through" --McQuarrie

Quarric nf the British Field artillery.
addressing an enthusiastic crgwd ~
3,00O loyal TulsAns at "a patriotic
meeting at Convention han last
night
(. why II We could hold the Roche
three years ago, when they uuuuum
bered us nine 10 one. YOU may be-
dnrncd sure the Tommics the sam
mics and the poIlu Will hold them
nov" he declared
~ we could hold them with an
Inferior and poorly orgaHi-,. force.
how m the hell are they going to
get through our armies now 7" be-
asked. amiton scream " cMccrs and
applause iSEt shook the rlf.crs OF
the auditorium
British win right 10 Finish.
lie said the temper of me British
ia 20 fight 10 out until thu Germans
are whipped. II u takes tho ufc of
every man. woman and .hIi lu the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

10 not delay minute II your
mck aches or YOU ARE sore aoruss
the loius or E9ye difficulty when
uriultiug Go tD your druggist AZ
once and yet box OF imported
GOLD MEDAL Haaricm ull cap
suIDs They are pleasant ana easy
,o.uke They dissolve I'm the stom-
ach. and the kidneys s1ak up tho
ou IKE q sponge does water They
thoroughly cleanse and wash out
the bladder and Kidneys ana throw
uu tho ufnNyotlon which is the
,uusc NJ the trouhlo Your iruggist
will chrerm'N refund your money n
You Gre not satisfied after few
DAYS use Accept only the pure.
original GOLD , MEDAL iinarlem
ON capsules. None other genuine.
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
CURED A "GROUCH"
BY INTERNAL BATHS

y w io.eph wrls writes Or Chas
''iir of New York A. folows
"u ne 18th day Of June. 1913. = pur-
a'd y l.. Cascade The results
hss produced are simply marvellous
st 20 years ! used cathsriies but have
.'s4 nothing hut the Cascade for almost
monIh feel Ike \ new man. want
pleasant TO every body Before I
~ me cascade was q Crouch Did not
~ any bosy and could not be pleasant DO
YOU battle internally with the 81. n
I.''sd" you will tsnd yourself always
,k.' confident and capable Poisonous
lt' III, the lower intestincs makes ns
t,%.ol' blue dun and nervous Internal
80 are Natures own cure for eonstipa
net antissptic warm water properly
t'P,,' Drug, force Natute-the ~ D
N'Ade' gently assists her
y produced by Chst A. TyrreIl NJ
o. Ngw York, who has specialized on
~ Bathing for Is years and will
n an.Nh and explained to you by Roy Il
,@,h Druggist Tulsa who win also be
,a 80 20 g'te you free on requst an inter.
lug booklet called why Man Of To.
,' VHy 80 per cent Efficient" which
~ Ne subire, IN very thorough way.
IA, MS out as n reminder. and ask
~ we booklet the first time you are In
nFFhboThood ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Catarrh rs Untouched by
AtOmiZerS and Inhalers

tho treatment
Cleanse the blood thoroughly OF
All Catarrh germs. and your Cpwrrh
Will promptly disappear For this
purpose. there Is no rcNe1y that
can equal 8 s. =. the reliable pure
rs vegetable blood remedy rhlt has
leen ON the market for more than
mr. years n is sold hy drug stores
ln an parts ~ the land, and " ynu
obtain a bottle and begin trea tn,cut
today, you WI Immediately see thut
you are ON the right road $ a. 9.
thuroughly cleauses the blood nnd
removes from Ii every trace o., ca
tArrh germs. N your case after bee
glnninRgthc s S. $ treatment We
qulres special instructions. write 20
our medical director for complete
advice which ne Will give you with
out charge Address swift specific
ca. t~205 Swift laboratory At
ufa. GA ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
WILL RELIEVE
SICK HEADACHE.
Mississippi Lady Recites Hei
Family's Experience in Pre-
vcntion of Serious Sick
ncssA and Tells How
Quick Relief Follows
Use of Black
Draught.

Iaraurg, Miss--Mrs Lula Nc.
'aH.hIn, who lives a few miles out
of Aa town, recently made thn FL
lowing statement I'm regard to Thcd,
rords Black-Draught the Old, rcli-
able. family liver medicine:
"Wo have used Thedford's Rllck-
puught in our family for years. a.
liver and aomach medirne. /
have used It for indigestion gas on
N, stomach. for bloatinE ii.G q s-
agreeable taste In tho mouul
4 cog.le Of good doses will re-
lleyc a sick headache and make YOU
tecl ike y new person
keep II. especially In tho win
ter for grip and colds. II has been
such q wonderful help 10 u.s.
Black praught has saved us many
good dollars In doctor hills. as a
great deal ~ sickness comes from
constipation, and torpid liver which
..,cau he relieved by 40 simple a
remedy Ds Black Draught / praise
II CO. all my friends a
Torpid. or slow acting liver. is the
commonest form of liver trouble
met with In America The liver does
not do It's duty in helping the digcs-
ton ot food and regulating the bow
els
Thcdford's Black DrauEht has
been found very valuable remedy
Tor dcrapgements OF the liver ami
stomach not only IN the case nf thi,
Mississippi family but IN thousands
OF similar cases.
Try BLACK -Draught.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
WOMAN DEVOTION TO HOME

Home duties 90 mhny women Hp-
pear more Important than health.
No matter how 40 they feel they
drag themselves through thoir
daily iasKB. oycrdn and uay IN. pen.
alt, In nctdaChes hackachc. drag
giu-- down palms and nervousness
'hlv become irritable. and finally
discover that some form Df female
complaint has fastened itself upon
them. when h woman gets into
this condition there iF one tried aud
true remedy made rtum thc roots
uno0herhs of the field. LYDIA y.
Plnkham'H Vegetable Compound.
which FOR more than FORTY years has
continued lt9 great work among wo-
men in restorinE health auer many
other remedies have failed. AdP.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
A Talk to Mothers About
Group and Cold Troubles
The New Treatment Win Fresh Air and Antisep ptic
Vdpors that Makes Internal "DOsing" Flannel
Jackets, ETC., Unnecessary.

asthma or catarrh. down to sore
throat bronchitis or deep chest
colds
jug, apply NapoRub well over the
throat and chest covering with a
warm flannel cloth Leave the
covering loose around the neck so
the vapurs. released hy the body
heat, may be freely inhaled Tho
next mornin~ the head r. clear,
phlcRm loOsencd and soreness gone.
one rubbing with \apuRuh usually
relieves Group iu ~ minutes and an
application at bedtime prevents "a
night attack
colds are easiest 10 stop at the be,
ginning sip them IN the bud"
nv Keeping glenty Of fresh air in
the bedroom and np.lytnE .NnpoHub
freely az the first sign Of trouble.
Your druggist viii sell You a 25c jar
with the prlyllsrn OF a months trial
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

For centuries an over the world
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem ON has at-
forded relief IN thousands upon
thousands of cases Of lame back.
iumbngo sciatica rheumatism,
gallstones. gravel and AN othN az
rections OF The kidneys. liver, s'om
orh. bladder and allied organs n
acts quickly II does the work ~
clcanses your kidneys and purifics
the blood, Il makes new man. e
new woman. OF you 10 frequently
wards Off attacks " the dread and
fatal diseases of the kidneys ~, Of
ten completely cures the distressing
diseases Of the organs OF the body.
allied with the bladder aIr ydncys.
Bloody or cloudy urine, sediment
or brick dust Indicate an uu-
healthy condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

empire. and II It takes thirty years
10 DO it
lie ridirulcd the talk that has
gone through America that France
iH "hlcd white and down ana out
France has 100000 mon ON tho
fighting line" ho pid 'ani they
are pretty good men
As for VA. We are only starting
You know it takes the British about
four ycnm 90 mako up their minds.
And ns for me submarine campaign
~ is only 10 damn nuisance uuw
This brought a hlg laugh and
cheers
Lieutenant NcQultrie said the
war would end ou the western front
That's Who're DO ls going 600 end hr
reiterated Don't worry about the
EHslunv God knows they've. got
enough 20 wuery about themselves
We've held the Germans for
three years and they haven't od.
Npucrd an in,h, said he I'VE have
slowly hut steadily pushed them
back
nut don't IMAGINE Mr. Edison s
going tu discover something lhu'
VIII enable Nuu to win the vnr
>HHn" H auiug to.Wiu b huf Ino
good strong right arms.of tho sam
mir. tho Tumuirs aud the ToIIur '
Interesting speaker
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FI''I reception "h'h h,
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lIIN'NE "I me POISONOUS Ea7 NJ the
l,'''H'nh. lhr lieutenant Illustrated
me method oi iisINing " hv exhibit
ing ana di wing dNrr his head the
Gus MASK ne wore IN IA" trenches iu
lfe''.
Mis- speech was fun ~ incidents
.' lhr war some ot which Illus
N'lrd the brutality uf the Germlus
others a-d most of thcm. were of p.
humorous character. Il dare not
give You Too much of the hlrro-. '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
NEURALG|C PAINS
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
OWNER FOUND FOR STOLEN
AUTO RECOVERED BY POLICE
Harry Oliver RcCo,crs Car After
Thicycs Had ABANDONED II He
cause II Could Not 60 ON.

An owner for one Of the stolen
automobiles recovered Tuesday by
the police was found last night when
20 Buick was Identified as the ma
chine belonging 10 Harry T. oliver
Of $50 North Denver,
II developed according Co the
police. that the ear was stolen Ia
Tulsa by the party NJ four youths
arrested nc Dewey o. Later 10 was
taken 20 Enid and was being
bought back to Tulsa when the
supply of gasoline was exhausted
The car WaE abandoned and the
party, consisting Of Jess Leverlch.
J.. K0mboit. Clarence Dodd and J. 4.