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Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
WEDDINGS. Shefer-Smith,

At the residence of Rev. Joseph Cobb Wednesday afternoon at o. clock, George c. Shefer and Miss Florence P. Smith were united in marriage. They were attended by Miss Amy A. Treadway. the cousin of kthe bride, and Andrew Barrel. cousin of the groom.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides aunt Mrs. Henry
 Treadway. S9 Oakridge street. Dim ner was served, assisted by the brides l mother, Mrs. E. J. Smith. After short wedding trip to the groom's fathers home, Conrade Shefer, Warren, R. I. They will reside at S5 Washington street. Earnshaw-Fenn. 1 Announcements have been received | in Mystic of the marriage at Portland. | Me, of Rev. Albert r. Earnshaw, for
 merly pastor of the Mystic Congrega- ] tionaI church. and Miss Mary Fenn. | The ceremony was performed Satur- day afternoon at the High Street Con- gregational church in Portland by Rev. William Mousely, the pastor of the church Rev. MT Earnshaw has 1 been living in Brookline. Mass, since leaving Mystic, where he resigned his pastorate because of i'll health result | ing from serious injuries in an auto mobile accident last summer. 1 Perry-Beckwith.
 1 A pretty wedding took place at the home of Elmer Beckwith in North | Waterford, Sunday, when his daugh- ter, Flora, became the bride of Her. bert Perry.
 The bride wore white silk crepe de- chine with pearl bead trimming and carried white bridal roses.
 I The couple were the recipients of many pretty and useful gifts. Be cause of the Hines of Rev. William Tibbitts Rev. Donald NJ. Fletcher ot 1 formed the ceremony.
 | MT. and Mrs. Perry left Sunday af- ternoon for a short visit to Hartford and Springfield. When they return they will start housekeeping in the
 bungalow winch Mir. Perry recently
 completed.
 coady-coiven.
 James Coady of Baltic and Mrs. Ads I Marie Colven of the same place were
 married here Tuesday by Rev P. F
 Werth of the German Lutheran church at his residence on Franklin
 street. The groom is in the ice bus
 mess in the Baltic and the bride ha :. been q housekeeper. Both have beel married before.
 MT. Coady was born in Canada, tn son of Frank Coady and Julia Jaques
 and his wife is native of Canada
 also, the daughter of Charles Torres and Margaret Wellington.
 kennedy-Poyerd. T Chief Printer John F. Kennedy, [ S. N, who is stationed at the subma rine base on the Thames. and Mis- l Annie Poyerd of S6 South A stree ] Taftville, were married Wednesda evening in Waterford by Rev. Fathe
 O'Mahoney, Knights of Columbu I chaplain at the base l MT. and Mrs. Kennedy left for c wedding trip to New York. New Jer
 sey and Bridgeport. and are to resid T in this city upon their return. Chic e Kennedy's home is in New Bedford e He is serving his second enlistment i the navy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
JOHNNY HURLEY TAKES
 HIS USUAL STATION

Day newsstand came out from their winter retirement for the first time on Wednesday and took the usual station in Franklin square. It was an ami versary for Johnny, his tenth, for it was in 1909 that he first located his stand on the spot where it has been found ever since from the first of the warm days until the autumn chill drives him into his annual hibernatins period. Mayor Costello Lippitt was the first to grant him permit to have his stand on wheels in the square and 1t has been granted by each succeed ing mayor. .I
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
TO PLANT MEMORIAL TREE
 TO WILLIAM M, DURR

A memorial tree for William Martin Durr, who was killed in action in France, July g, 1918, is to be planted by the W. I. ITS, the organized class of the First Congregational Sunday school to which he belonged. The exercises will take place on Saturday afternoon. April 26 at 4:50 D. m. on the church grounds at Norwich Town. Rev. Charles Ricketts will give the short address. If stormy the ex ercises will be in the church, and will be public for all those interested to attend
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
OBITUARY Mrs. Henry Chapel,

Mrs. Susan Stoddard Chapel, widow of Henry Chapel. died Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Allen Penhallow, B Washington street, New London, after years of lin- gering illness. Mrs. Chapel was born at A1yns Point but has lived the greater part of her life in New Lon don, where she was well known and loved by all who knew her for the sweet Christian character and the pa tient fortitude with which she bore her llness.a
 Mrs. Chapel was member of the Methodist church at Uncasville, with which she united many years ago. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Penhallow.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
WILLiMANTic GIRL IS
 MISSING FROM HOME

The Norwich police have rad notice from the Willimantic department that Mrs. Peter Stone of Willimantic has reported that her daughter, Josephine. has been missing from home since April IS. Josephine is r years oud, four feet. nine inches in height and weigh ninetyeight pounds. Her par ents believe that she left Willimantic on the S.15 train Friday night, bound for Hartford. Nothing has been heard from her since.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
CHURCH SERVICE FOR
 |. O o. E. ANNIVERSARY

Uncas lodge. No. II. and Shetucket lodge, No. ?. with Hope Rebekah lodge, No. 21. I. O. o. F.. are to attend morning service on Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd (Uni- versalist in the observance of the tooth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States
 The pastor, Rev. J. F. Cobb, will preach a sermon for the ocasion upon the theme. Character and Friendship.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
NOTICE

All Team Captains and team members of the Victory Liberty Loan are requested to meet in Chamber of Com merce Building Tonight at 7:3O.
 NATHAN A. GIBBS,
 General Chairman.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24

'Dcnominational Day" will be ob-
 served in Baptist churches Sunday when attendants at the usual services will be informed by their pastor about the principles of the institution which now has more members than any other Protestant denomination in America, a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
Mansfield Victory Rally.

The Victory loan nltss meeting for the town of Mansfield is to be held on Saturday evening in the armory of Connecticut Agricultural college. The war movie, The Price of Peace. is to be shown and the college orchestra is to play for dancing after the rally.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
GOV. HOLCoMB'S VICTORY LOAN PROCLAMATION

Hartford, April 23.-The following proclamation was issued today by Governor Marcus H. Holcomb:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
Says Thick Sluggish
 Blood Should Be Purified

A Greasy, PimpIy Skin. a Foul odor to Perspiratio- Boiis and Aches and Pains All Banished by Suipherb Tab.ets. Like Crandma's Remedy for Spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
WiIl;mantie Pastor Preached.

There was preaching at the Grace Memorial Baptist church Wednesday evening by Rev. Powell of Williman- tic
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
At Federated Church

Rev. A. L. Townsend will be at the Federated church Thursday evening and preside at the weekly prayer ser vice of the church.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24

The fishermen about Stonington have made good catches this week Striped bass. blackfsh. few flound- CTS, and fatfish were in their fares.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
SHOE REPAIRING

PEOPLE are too wasteful, throwing away their old shoes. If you would take them to the Broadway Shoe Re- pair and Shine Parlors, they would make them like new. Give them a trial. 52 Broadway. apr24d
 BROADWAY SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
26th Division Parade
 EXTRA TRAIN
 TO BOSTON
FRIDAY. APRIL 25TH

Steak Cod 10c pound; Middle Cuts 15c; Fancy Eastern Halibut. Sme!ts, Founders, Haddock, Market Cod, Cod Tongues, Long, Round and Little Neck Clans, Lobsters and Oysters. Sait Pork 32e a pound.
 CHURCH BROS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
WILL NOT INTERVENE
IN RUSSIA ---BALF0UR
English Foreign Minister says rinn
on ISrg" sale IL Not tstp
Ia ir Thought Of.

rAHlsuicD M.i.ary lwtcrN"u-
ttuu "a u Ola uu "a large ~'Il- ~ net
tn rr iHpHshi of. declared Arthur J
lA ''uIt. me lrFiah foreign s"or"'
ary lu cnsGnr an 'uiwv.'w which
b, granted the nc ,Spapcr 'Orrr-
Sppudcuis here lnT utght The great
pusors we're doing everything they
Guns I"rcd could bc dome. however
N" etd. In d,nlug WITH what he
rhnrr'crig"i NJ "a most disquirLnE
M ,'luu
N to the general work ~ iha
peace ,pufrr'r,,. 'n" f"'oign s.'f"r
uI, declared ih' uttD'mtNng l"dH
~nr making an p's~in." ha"ia tu - T.
tie upon tu" puurr irtuiH.
Alliances hDfWCcu iho various ma
tipna VIA u,d br affeuled O., the ~.
iatrr,e ~ the Hucioly Of nations uuN
b. pto'cvs ~ formation, n ~aH de.
uiarcd hy Arthur !. liulfour. to ucNs.
paper intoi.rWrts h"rr last nigh
The ssduntIuu ~ tho l''gu" "i
ma lone. sld the fofcign S"cfoiHr',
will involve NO mobilization uf tN"
trrtra ~ alliance previously '"u-
cludrd
'As to the question whr'h"r
special coalitions of Two Or several
propio- could bc formed aside from
the league Mr. lh,tour added, 'th"
conference alone can decide
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
OHIO TROOPS IN DAlMATlA
ARE NOT PROPERLY FED

WASliINDTON. Feb Repre-
sentative Mcculioch of ohio made
public today u letter he had received
rcoltlng complaints received from
ohio soldiers IN the aS2ni infantry
stationed nt thtinro, pilmatia
Tho hotter shtl IN part.
Complaints are that the soldicrr,
are being fed Upon Italian IHtiour
aud a." not receiving sufficient food
Several soldiers. writing tp thelr par
ruiH. stated n was necessary fur
th"u to steal food ln order tu eNist
They a.so complained that they have
received nn Cloihet since UutlN last
fnll ami that thvir ,luthiug viii hiid
lY huli together Another complaint
is that the commanding officers ln-
Gated At This point. with the cXcop.
iiun ~ one lieutenant are drunk
practically an the t,mr'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
RUSSIAN LEAGUE OPPOSES
ALLIED CALL FOR MEETING

NEW YOnK. Feb 2 Tho rus.
sian economic league comprising
representatives. ~ Russian financial
commercial and industrial Interest IN
IN" United states tonight issued an
"ai lrors of loyal Russians 10 the
American people utginE public op-
position tu ths propustl now hvfut"
the peace conference fuf W.fhdttWUI
ut Amrucnu and allied troops fghi-
iuV the hol-hcvlki
The statement declared that
abandonment ~ resistance To the
ho srsvlst forces would "Hlau a."
dtith warrant of tens Of thousand
uf ,iiiHeuH nf an hi.iod country ami
eventually would subject America to
ne Nuss.nn radical influence. which
~ YOU do not destroy i' there, viii
come tn destroy you here"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
CROWDER PROPOSES DRAFT
METHODS TO TAKE CENSUS

WASlIlNGTON. Feb 81 aug
s.sliun that tho decennihl census lr
taken by means ~ IN" system
evolved for the seiovtlVr srryice law
FOR he army. " contained In the an.
nual report ~ rroyuG MAJ shal b"n-
c1u Ctuwdcr, made public today To
r-Iuiro every man, woman or chiid
10 appear al u dnslsnated place. AT -
fixed tnne ana furnish Information
Tor tabhlntion In tho census returns
iE entirely practical aH proved by
tho experience ~ the draft, General
Gruwdet said. Ito added that this
would shorten the gathering ~ c"u-
uus lnforma ton from monthst days.
The report contains more man 800
printed pages about halt OF which
are taken up WITH stat siical tables
reviewing the draft from every angie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
LIEUTENANT PONDER CITED
By PERSHlM0 FOR BRAVERY

WASH NuTON. Fob. t,--Amcns
those cited Tor tho distinguished
service cross by Gen, John ! Perish
Ing for galiantry II the fpllewinEi
Firvt Lieut. william Thomas Pom
purwuit squadron. For extraordinary y
heroism In action near Fontaineu
France, October %, 1918 Having
been separated from his patrol, Lieu
tenant Ponder observed and went IA
tho assistance " an allied plane
which was being attacked by 40 OF
tho enemy Lieutenant Ponder do,
stroyed ono enemy plane and so de.
morallscd the remaining that both
he and his comrade were able to re.
turn TO their lines. Home address
W. =. Ponder father. Manuum
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
GENERAL STRIKE PLANNED
IN SYMPATHY AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Wosh Ich 2 The
Elrctrlcul Workers union hnH decided
To- shut Uff all lishts la Seattle whom
they strike tomorrow In sympathy
with $4,000 shipyurd Workers. an
electrical union official r~lli to-day
Ran,tlon Tor the mpathotic strike
has been rcfu@-i hy the intcrnatona |
organization with which IN. local
photographed unIon Ia affiliated
and officers of the union announced
Its members wouli remain nj work
Leaders said tU,iaN that only action
hy Charles riea director general ~
tho emergency fleet corporation can
prevent tomorrow general walkout
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

LEVINE WOULD C0Nv0kE
COMMUNIST CONFERENCE

SrOCkliOLM Feb, o. An eShor.
tAtion from Premier Lenine al
dressed to all holshcNik committees
IN IormanN Austria Poland, tho
hAltlc provinces ana FINLAND. to con
woke q communal conference intend
Ell To eolipre both the peace confer.
ence ut Parts ana thp socialist con
Terence At h"rnc N published 10y n
pctrogrsd newspaper
Lonine declares that tho hnlshe
VIII alone VII have the right to take
initiative at the proposed vouforvnco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
RUB YOUR BACK!
STOPS LUMBAGO
Don't drug kidncysl Rub the
pain right out with old
"St. Jacobs Liniment."

Rack hurt YOU cant s'raleh'en
er without fcelinr sudden pains
sharp aches and twinRrs' Now ls
ton That's lumhaFo. sriatlca. or
may We from strain. ana Nou'u srt
blessed rrlief tho moment YOU rub
your back with soothing pcnrtat.
Ina st Jacobs iinimrnt" Soth-
ing else takes out soreness lame.
ness and stiffness ~ quickly You
simply rub II on ana on, comes the
pair II 10 perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Limbsr up Don't suffer Oct q
small trial bottle from any dtug
store, snd after using II JUS, once.
youli forget that you ever had
bachSrhe, lumbaso or sciatlca. be
cause your hack will never hurt or
cause any more misery I, never ats.
appoints and has been recommend.
81 for 90 years. Rtop drussins kii.
neys They don't cause baokache.
because they have no ne-vea there.
fore can nst cause pain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

CHRlnrIANiA, Feb o. The Nor
waeisn cabinet headed by uunnar
knudsen. has resigned The reason
given II that knuhrrn'r party has
ceased to maintain iis contfol OF par .
liameni. The resignation has been
accepted by the king and rpcculn
tion as 10 the new ministry Include
the possibility that ~ N Hrynn. Nor.
wesian minister at Washington will
I've named foreign minister The Nor.
wesia cabinet headed by uunnar
knudsen. was formed ON January
~, ipll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
OUR ARMY STRENGTH
CLOSE TO q MILLION
On Ia, Of the Nrmi.tic~ American
ior"'s Toiniicd aTos,Ta ON
GERS aud Men IL the IthnLa
ALLIES SUPERIOR July
On That Date ItIflc I,ainnv rnS-.si
to inicnic--,.'rmnn- showed
~ Continued br,rcnsc

WNsiltNGrpS' rrb o. Tho total
strength ~ tho United state. hru
ou November ~ when the ntmi.tiro
wac tlHuri and when ih, American
war rff1fi was ~ Ore peak wp.
97O3253 officers and men lnrlud
lug th" marine corps uu duty Win
tho army iu Europe \ mhtyIpnl
Table made public TO-DAY hy the Wur
department gives ihn fFurr
Included in The tau, Is u cpmpro
h"n-l,o statement of tho strength uf
Alllod ana Gcimau furors ou "a,
western front h, months beginning
ANN I. ipiN. shuWing that on IuN
Tor The firN time the allied "rltic
strength exceeded that ~ the tior
mans
In rfle strength which means
men standing n tho trrnphcs r,nh /.
"a ro over tho top with the hpNuuct '
th" allied total July was I ,bt nun
compared with lil2001 fnr the
Germans
From July ns tho American.
continued tn arrive. tho allied aupo.
floriiy showed continual growth
over the Germans WHO had dropped
November tu u strength ~ sGa 000
when the great German drive was
launched In the spting of lplN tho
enemy had definitely anpcrlofiiy
~ approximately 90 per cont the
figures Tor Aptil showing an allied
rifle strength ~ i.2tt 600 ana u
German total NJ I 66p 600 The
Germans renched their maximum
June I with iGan 600 while the al.
lies reached their maximum on Sep.
trmher |. with Lose 600.
The mennIna Of the rifle strength
upon witch the table 4. based IN
innd. clear hy tho fact that an
American division with u total
strength ~ approximately -. 600
fighting men is rated aa 1880
rifles,
The departments table shows that
the rush OF American troops Ia Eu.
rope when. the ucfmhn' great drive
was launched not only succeeded In
making good all tho nlli.d Losses
from month To- month a, the front,
but steadily Increased tho strength
of the allied armies actually .n
gagged Figures on tho hundreds "
Thousands OF Americans who were
In training behind the lines ar. not
given.
The table prepared by General
p~rshinHA staff showing tho com.
parative strength OF the armies for
the eIQht months covered foIlows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Checks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
eays Or. Edwards a Well Known
Ohio Physician

NJ p NJ Edwards tcr ~ years
treated ~cctrs " women for liver and
hnw". ailments During those years
be- cav" tn his patients q pre.r ri pA
ton made ~ few we'll kuown Nege.
Table ingredients mixed with oli,s
uiI naming them nr Edw,fds OI,e
Tablets You vii know them hy
their olive color
These tablets are wonder workers
on the liver ana bowels which rau..
normal action. NrrNinE off tho
vast" and poisonous matter IN one =
system
II you have pale face -ailow
look. dull eyes. piripl~s coated
tongue headaches a ltstless M good
feeling all out " sorts inactive
howeA you take me ~ pr Edwards
OliNe Tablets nightly for time and
note the pleasing results.
Thousands Of women a. well a,
men take nr Edwards uuVe Tah
lets tho successful substitute Tor
e.,lomel-now and then Just TO Keep
IN the pink ~ condition. Toe aud sbs
psr bos All druEgss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Art Cnllrtinn N,l,i.

NEW NONk, Fnb ~ collection
OF etchings and autographs ny
Whistler. valued At 1900, 900 and
owned nv Howard Mansfield, "a true.
tee W tho Metropolitan museum of
art In thN city. has been sold To a
collector of Whistler prints. II was
learned today. The purchase pric.
IL reported aa 1900 600 The sale In
said To he the largest single transac
ton In art cNcr handled In this coun-
try
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

ON November ~. The American
army In Europe was composed of
Ao.sta officers and i,tss,<f< men,
while i,iss officers and ai.0Ts men
were at sea en route to Europe. The
marine contingent In the expedition
AIRY force on that data was i,o0a Of
fio~rs and si,sss men, making the
total strength either IN France or on
route there s,oot.esS officers and
men.
In the United states on that date
were $4,000 army personnel and
In the insulAr possessions, tho canal
sobe. Alaska. etc, bb,I1S.
The total strength ~ the Siberian
expedition on that date was sss Of
hcsrs and $500 mon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
WILSON VOICES APPROVAL
OF NAVAL BILL ADOPTION

WASHtNGTuN, Foh rresl-
dent Wilson, IN u cnhlcgram received
to-day by Representative iadgett Of
Tennessee. chairman of the house
naval committee, r'hftirmrd his np.
provni ~ "A second three year naval
building program, Tho prrSuient /
,ihlcd MAY not express my
rralificatlon and gratitude and CON.
grdtulhiiuus ~ the unnuimous report
on the thrc" year naval program"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Republicans Of House
TO Settle SRdkership

wASIIiNGTON. Feb s. con
NJ republicans In tho present house
10 cun~iaor plans fnr "a meeting ~
all republicans clected to m. NEXT
house. probably on Frbruhry 81 with
n view to rttlins the Hpet rruh 10
race ANA the method ~ E-lrSting a
committee on committees
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
The Best Cough Syrup
10 Homemade
Hsss's On sasy vNy 10 ssvs ". and
ZEE have the beet ~oash remedy
yea evG uted.
s,a,otJa1tJyyfrcpus,pou

You've probably heard of thi. we'll.
known plan VI mak ng cough syrup Al
home. Hut have YOU ever us~i II I
When ,cu do, you will understand
why thousands oi iarnilics, the world
over, feel that they could hardly Keen
house without II. ~ simple and
cheap, but the wsy II takes hold of
. cough viii quickly earn II . per.
manrnt place In YOUR home
lnto . pint hottie, pour Az ounces
of FtneSj then add plain yranulate,l
sugar syrup to MI up the pint. or, n
desir~i. use clarified molssser, honrN
Or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup
.poils, and gives YOU a fulI pint ci
better clugh remedy than yo,l could
buy ready made Tor three tincs its
cost.
II 10 really wonderful how quickly
this hume made remedy eonquers q
cough usually In - hours or lres II
s~ema 10 penetrate through every air
pasaass, loosrns . dry, hoarse OF tight
cough, lits the phlcgm, heals the mem.
branes, aud gives almost immediate
relief Splendid for throat tickle,
hosrsentss, Group, bronchitis and bfuu.
chisl asthma
pinsr |, a highly concentrated eom.
pound ~ genuine NORWAY pine extract
and has becn used for generations ior
throat and chest ailments
To svoid disappointment ash your
druggist Tor "e'y ounces of flnrN'
With directions, and don't scccpt any
thinR else, tnsfsnt~d to give ahso'
lutte -tstisfsstion ~ money refunded,
The Pinrs Co. r. Wayne, Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

MANY men and women nre ,uhc ring
lNl because they are treating sdeets
instead ui removing causes.
Why bother With liimcnu aud
lotions ior rheumsie pains. kaohaehe,
,tih joints. ,otc muscles. t,liou,ncu,
nervousness, floating ,pcct, IN the vision.
dirrinc", puffy pouches under the eyr,,
or other symptom, oi kidney trouble
when the k'dney, can he made veil and
strong thus removing the cause oi tho
svrppioms2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
E0leyRdneyP

tsvs been wsd io' liss, vs,uh,s sad bladder
slimerw hy msp ani ~oner Nth sacc.. ior
macy yesv Thew seen 10 set r,shi ., the root
~ the uouhle, iov,sosuns and .trsnsihsains,
hsshns snd ,oothius ~est sofs, OF iisotdsted
Aldreys ssd bladder lhsY hslp the tldney.
,htow cu, oi the tiood the v.s,s .ad ral,aa.
that esnss the Dmptom, oi ndnsy uoubls
q w wsisius,' ~ h.ens vl.. s.n
AHinalo, 1tts' ~ntes I have suaetsd more
of le. sith hduss .nd hlsddtt uonhls 10, the
rsa tsn yesu The ouh thtns have ever been
shls 10 a., tshei iton ~s fols, kidnes ru',
estnssilY tecomeeni them to ,es oUs ,untt
lnt from tidHsi ~ iia'isf Trouble
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