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BANUELOS Sc UNIRA
A FRANCISCO VILLA
Con dos mil hombres Marcia
hacia la region Norte

AGUASCALIENTES, mayo 10
Una columna dc rcvoluclonarlos
compuesta de dos mil hombres apro-
ximadamente, paso aver por la e r
cana hacienda de Tapias, con dlrec-
cion FL Estado de Zacatecas. Las
rebcldes que dijeron If hacia ell Nor
te para reuirse con las fucrzas VI
llistas, iban al mando directo de re.
lix Banuelos, quien como sc recorda-
ra, fue general en- la epoca dc la
Convention de Aguascalientes. Ora
cias q que Sc desconocio la aproXl-
macion de los rebeldes, no hubo alar-
ma en- esta ciudad, que Sc e~ncuentra
escasa de guarnicion y facil de ser
tomada por cualquier partida reVo-
lucionaria por mas pequena que sea-
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HISCELANEA LiTEEARIA.

Cantcs a Ia NATURALIZATION dc verses
ac-Cs,iccs. formados con nombres dc nu-
;cres. po- crden alfaoetico ....---- oee
- wsn1cTMg-on Blsneo NM. 4oc
Ia Voz dc IA Observation-Disclosures de
hcru,osaS y morales historietss ..--..Si.so
Las Nil y una Noche.-Hc-rnosa c~oieceion
4. cccntcs oricntales. Edirion I "a rus
tea
Las Mil una NcchsS-EnPaStats.- .-. SL-oV
Los Nil Y un Djas.-CuentcS 3rabes > per
sas. t-a6uci6os nj cEstciiano....-..-...SI.V'
Ia Ley de Dios.-Coleceion dc leyendas h-
ssdzs en- los principles del Decalcso, pcr
N.ls-es CCleb-es &C Neutrality-suspicious.
dc ir,rreSautss GatoS sob-e las rnalc-es
mas rotableS que IA producido giex'co.sl--o
Eiaje Al-e6edo- cel MucGo.-Intcresine
relate de IN viaje po- las prlncipa1ss
-,-;o,es de- GIobo 75c
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oBRAs DE GRANDEs AUToRES.

AnaGo hasta e Patiou.o, per Johsl-...-si.90
Eatreaescs. po- Ce-vantes .....'..sA'0'
81 Sa-b.-o De Scvi!Ia y Las BoGaS de RI
Saso. por Seauma-chas .-..-.------si-2
q Pa-aiso Perdido. por Milton ..--.....S!2U
III Bandolero. por Tirso Dc Molna---..-Ste
Il Eomancero del Cid -S.-9o
Fl AbueJo del Reg. por Gabriel Miro SLOW
Hamlet y Romeo y Julieta. poz Saake,
spca-c ........- e. "a
/, NOVA &c Larne-moo-. po- Sccrc--...E!-o0
Ia EnciGa. po= Ni-EIho go
Mircya. po- Federico Mist--l ......'.'-S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-17
RECORTE ESTO. ES MUf
IMPORTANTE

Recorte este anuncio Y envielo con
Sc. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, Ill, escribiendo su
nombre Y direction con claridad Y
recibira III paquete de prueba conte-
niendo: Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound para la tos. resfrios Y
gripa; Foley Kidney Pill' para do
lores dc costado Y espalda; reumatls-
mo, rinones V vejiga; V "Foley Ca
thartic Tablets" excelente laxative.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Adv.)
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vir v ~prosperar cxtraordinariamente
sicmpre que hubiera n Inca de
comunicacioncs segura con la iron
terra; pero que, mientras esa Inca
no Sc cStablezca la poblacion que en-
otros tiempos fue la capital del Dis
trito seguira viviendo II vida pre-.
caria.
Las q%ueias que sc han p~resentado
en- los ultimos dias contra las COM
panias de autos, son s~erias. pues al
gunas llegan a consignar que los
viajeros han pagado por adelantado
sus boletos pero cue las companies
TO han cumplido llevando a los viaJe-
ros al punto de su destino.
Estas queias no Sc han p%resentado
aun a las au%toridades pero ell publ
co tieEe conocimicnto complete de
elias V reclama la Intervention de las
autoridades para que cesen los abu-
SOS.
En- los ultimos dias ha dejado de
correr la diligenia que llevaba Ell
correo de Tijuana a Ensenada. Los
perjuicios que sufren el publico Y ell
concrete con este motive, son muy
graves V 81 no Sc remdia. la situa-
cion porque atraviesa Ensenada He
CARA a ser mas v mas critica.
Para responder q las innumerables
Quejas que hacen en- 81 contra. ha
llegado aqui ell senior Mendez Y des-
de luego fue introducido a presencia
del g~obernador, senior Coronel Can
til.
Sc ignora 10 que habra resultado
de Ia conferencia. pero el hecho de
que ell senior Mendez Gale a las pre-,
| guntas. hace Greer que no fue favo.
rabie para 81 ell resultado de Ia mis-
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Aut0reS DiUcrSoS.-

Astucia o los Cna--os ContrznandistsI.-
Sovela nexicana- Dos
e Sitio dc Ia Rochela SI.Op
Ia Ee-p,ana Dc n Carload. por D. Emilio
Memorials dc una SucSra. po- AccScdo...Sl.O
Memorials. Rcliduias y Rctrato>.-Na-ra-
clones patrioticaS, pOr Pcza-...-.---Sl-oo
Napoleon, po- Dumas. st-ue
In Hijo Natural. Ycr Norhela.-.....-.Sl,a0
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oBRAS DE OUlDA.
NoyELAS HIsTORICAS Y POPU-
LARES.

Il 5 ccztG-cS csac rrG-l
Amer &C NsGrc-
kbeIsrdo y EiolSs-
Re-.s,do. Sertcldiuo : Cscaseno.
Cs-,omasno lcs Dccs Pare de ErsaciA
po7s Juauita-
po, Juar &C Ssrraiionsa-
II Ba-hcro de SsSlla-
II N,-raGer O. Ncnecia.
vi Coudc de LuNs1iSurSo-
Esoinas de- una t!oE.
Flc- de IN pls-
Geacvcya dc B-sb2n:e.
Cuiucrrnc Tel.
Es-ran Co-tes y Marina
Juaua dc Arco-
Juliets y Romeo.
Iurrecia Bcrsia.
Los Au,suSes Dc TcrucL
IA Huerfsns &c B-useLlA
La Fo-narins.
N.sron LcScsut-
Maria Antorre-a-
4srcarita dc Bcrsona.
0,rIo q Moro dc VcTecia-
Trcirta Anos o "A Vida de IN JuSaac7-
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OUEJAS CONTRA Ell
SERVICIO DE AUTOS
Tai seruicio no puede ser peor
en- Ell Distito Norte de la
Baju California

E.n>eal rora LA PFENSA"
MEXICALI. Baja California; Ma
va 12.-Aleunos funcionarios de los
mas nrominentes del Gobierno dc Ia
Raia California. han dcclarado enfa-
ticamente que las peslmas comPahiaS1
de- automobiles que eXsten en- el
Distr;to Norte. no cuentan cor "a
avuda del Gobrerno, V q no Sc daran
c~opcesiones exclusives a nadF' !
cne nor ell contrario. el gobierno eSta
6;snslesto a retirar los permlsos que
boy tienan los conceSonaHos &c
c~omnanias toda vez que estas no
cumplen con los compromises que
co%ntraieron con las autorldadeS Guam
10 firmaron sus solicitudes dc con-
cesion.
rs IN error Greer que 81 senior
Mendez, uuien ha sido en- los uitlHl0S
dias opieto de rudos ataques de Ia
nrnss californiana por Ell peslmo ser
vicio de la Inca de autos entire I'm
senada V Mexicali, oene CONCESSION
one 10 haga dueno del Camino Ma,
c;onal, La grar via QUO ia costado a!
gobierno un million de dollars, no So
Ie ha entregado al senior Mcndez CO.
mo no Sc lie entregara a nadle para
cue Ia explote: cualquier persona
cue Sc ajuste a las disposicioncs enla-
nadas del gobierno, pucdc estaoiecer
una Inca de autos en- Ell DlStrlIo
Nortc.
ToIo. los servicioS maioS
La declaration del alto funclona-
rio sobre la libertad u otorga CT
Gobicrno a los solicitartes. ha ausa-
DO magmfica impression, pues sc te-
MIA la crcencia dc que solo Ia Ageh-
cia Mcndez estaba autorlZada para
correr maquiRas de pasaJeros enIie
Tijuana V Ensenada.
La tai ~creencia Sc fundaba en- que
todos los choferes que Querlan licVar
pasaieros entire las dos pobiacioneS
citadas. pagaban II contripuclon d.
senior MendeZ que Sc hacia lamar q
unico conceSionario.
Scgun nuestros informes la llnea
Mendez. tiene algunas franqulclaS
por llevar cl correo entire TIJUANA '
EnSenada, pero las queJas oei puol'N"
sobre ell retardo que sufre la CORES
podencia han sido tales que Sc cree
Que esa concession sera retirada o que
Sc hara cunlplir al concesionario.
FL scrvicio que dan en- la &C
tualidad las diligenciaS tautomovlleS)
entire Ensenada. Tijuana. McxlcaiI Y
puntos intermedios, es pesimo y en-
peoria cada dia a un grado tai que
SC considera completamente nutll
la e%xjstcncia de los caminos carretc-
ros lndicados.
Ell Concrete sc qucia
FL comercio de Ia antigua pohla-
cion de Ensenada, Sc queja del PEST.
MO service de autos. ' funda sus
dUejas en- Que la poblacion podrla VI
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RiRIIoTECA TRAGl-ROMANTlCA.
N -<-tz.os cGGc urG-J

Amor y Nartirio
h-te dc BuScaV &arco.
Csfyario lie Amor
~ iofic-no dc los Hornpres.
N Nov!o PrStaao.
=, P1--stor.o dc las Soite-S>
vi Paraiso de Jas MuIcres-
~ Hada dc los Mares.
81 Nido dc RulScnores
~ Collar Dc asu'cca4c"
~ ii dc las Nin3s-
~ Alma en- IN Seso-
IA Hija dc las Flores.
Il Hicl en- los Lsbios-
I. Nina dc los Ja-nincs-
la Viuda AfcSr
Ia Cote del Amor.
Ii P-incea del Dollar.
la Hiia dc Venus.
Iss Eyas NcdeTnaS-
las ObrcraS del Amor.
T@s Hijas del Champagne.
Na-ins 0 Ia Hi!a dc las oin-
NsId;tos sean los Hcneres.
Ngl6itas scan las SUesras.
wzldito sea ei Amor.
Nalditos sean !cS CcFos-
Pasionarias dc Amor
psrouc Sc CaSau los houprS'
porous :. Casan las auIcrcs
po-ot,r Pecan Las MuIe-cs
po-1uc Nuruu-an las NiclaS-
po-onS Eeincidcn las NiuoAS-
% Ss-,,tr a una Nulsr.
6, Najcytad a Amor.
,y;,a nj NOVA!
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ia CLAVE DE- La ALUD

Miilares de personals de arnbos seIos
feclarau que la electricidad los ha salv2oo
cuando habian perdido toda esperan<a- Gu
ando Sc padece de dehilidad nervlosa. ago
tamiento, neurastenia. falta de fuersa. de
amino V de vigor. reconnaissance, lumoaso,
insomnia. enfermedades de los Tinones.
del higado y Ia vejiga, abuses sexlais
del honbre Y dssarreglos r~neusuales de Ia
muje-. no hay nada que sea tan etcsx
como el ciutur6u electrico. No p'erda
su tempo y dinero fernando estinulautss
que nunca curan- 10 que su cuerpo
necssita es nueva Suerza y Ni9cr para
cue los nervios = organoS whales vusl-
van & gu estado normal. Use ell cintu-
ron electrico mientras duernne. Su pode-
rosa iniuenc!a curative ha-a desaparecer
rapidanelte gu decafnieuto = dolores,
etema y ie trae-a nueva vida
plDA UN cINrURoN clREcTAmEN7E
no pagus s log Institutes medicos los
precfos tan altos Que eCigen poT esto5
r7isnos cinturonss. FL Clnturon NO. !
vale $500 orc Y Ell No. 2 vale 400 ORC.
Los MANpAmos A PsuEsk
81 I'd. quiere prirero prooar 81 en-
| cacia. escota el Cintur6u que mas ls
sc-ade, Y remftanos Giro Postal Po- IA
mitad de 81 preclo como ,prusoa De
buena t6. V ls enviarenos Lel CintuTon-
ST al cabn de IN mes estA satisfecho,
nos rer,itira 81 resto de 81 valor. Este
oferta es la mejor garantia de sus meri-
tos Y de nuestra sinceridaG. AProVecne
la o~portunidsd Y escrlaanos en- sesuida.
como sigue:
Box SlS.-Endicott, ". Y Z. y. a
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BIBLIoTECA DE NovELISTAS.
lTcpsos erspGSt1dos on telG frd-)
Pcrcs Escrich.-

II Amo- de los AnorcS. Cuatro tonoS...st.0o
z inferno dc los Celos--ScgunGa p2rts
dc Ia anterior. Cuzt-o omoS......--.St-0
Ia Madrc dc los Discrepancies I tones $500
Ia Muic- Adu.iers- Cuatro tonoS......%-0o
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Ell Concrete sc qucja

Ell comercio de Ia antigua pohla-
cion de Enscnada. Sc queja del PEST
Mo service de autos. Y funda sus
dUeias en- oEe Ia poblacion podra Vi
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oBRAs DE EMILIO lola

SIC
cucu:cs 4 Ninon 49, soc
Fl Mandate &c UnS soc
Los MiStcr'os De n1 Sl.O0
ra,T.s;6o &c Claudio .....-. an
Ia Con6uis.a dc PIsssans. Dos tonnes = ~
L. RAlca- noS V'uO soc
MaSdalcna Fcrat 5oc
a. Ey.rl-1cia EuSrnio RouSon. : ioTosS-'U'
Teresa Ra7Hsn NJ. tones ......SI.e0
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Box SlS.-Endicott, ". 7. Z. 2. a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

] New Finnan Haddie at Estes mar
ket. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wills are spend
ing week at Hedges Lake.
Joseph F. O'Brien of Main street
was in Albany Friday ON business.
| Wanted-Laborer and wood work
ers. H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co., North
Bennington. 66tf
! Miss Nellie Meagher is taking a
two weeks vacation from her WORK
in Drysdales.
Miss Minnie Cohen OF New York
city is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Max Feinberg.
E. w. Williams has returned from
Detroit with a new Hudson Super
Six touring car.
Miss Muriel Miller is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
in the Drysdale store.
Harry f. Flynn IS spending the
week end at the summer home of f.
l.. Rowland in Walpole, N. II.
| NJ NJ burlington is in charge of
building a new bridge for the Eagle
SQUARE COlipdHy at oHdAtobuiy.
Clayton ]. Kinsley left Friday to at
tend the summer outing of the Yer
mont press association today on
board the steamer Vermont on Lake
Champlain.
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon
day versatile Bert Lytell in Faith.
Metro picture and Shooting Up
the Movies Tom Mix two reel wes-
tern comedy. Adv
See the new William Fox stars AL
bert Ray and Eleanor Fair In Mar
ried in Haste" and chapter No. of
THE Great Gamble at Harte Thea
tire today. Adv.
DR.. John D. Lane, left this morning
for Chicago, Ill. He viii be absent
some time and while away he will
take special course in surgery in
one 0. the large hospitals of that
Cit
Duane B. Brown, Orrin P. Lookin-
land, Wallace Corey and Rodney
Stoekwel, who enlisted recently in
the navy. left today for Boston to
join up. They have enlisted for two
years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
SOUTH SALISBURY


Miss Ma-'a~i' Randall is visiting
Miss Camilla Ccle.
Fred Stickes has been spending
few days at his home here.
Miss Jennie Helm of Philadelphia,
is guest CT Mrs. c. r. Hawkins.
Mrs. Asa Stratton of Bennington
spent Saturday with Mrs. Fred Dunn.
David Hill and family are visiting
Mrs. Harry Barber and Grin Dicken-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Harrington
have ret armed from their wedding
trip.
Mrs Edward Youngs and daughter
called on Mrs PERCY Madison weu'
nesday evening.
Mrs. Adelaide Jillson and Mrs. Nell
lie Montgomery were recent guests =,
Mrs David Hill.
Misses Ross and Ana Stockwe,l
and Irene Bur~e cf bennington are
visiting Mrs DIN Stockwell.
Mrs. Flemming was former resi-
dent Of South SALISBURY, this was
her first visit here in 46 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins and
sens and Miss Jennie Hedm went by
auto over the Mohawk trail Thurs
day.
Mrs 0. L. Lawrence and daughter
Rose, left Thursday for East Middle
bury where they will visit re atives for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flemming of
Pittsfield, who were touring through
he state, called on friends here one
day this week.
f. E. Rice took the following party
by auto over the Mohawk trail We'd
nesday: Mrs. James Adams. Mrs.
Carrie Bugbee and the Misses Agnes
Adams and Dorothy Madison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
DOGS REMARKABLE RECORD
Rode Fully 500 Miles on Running
Board of an Automobile

Troy. Aug 21.- Riding distance of
fully 600 miles on the running board
of an automobile and acting as guard
for an Adirondack touring and camp
mig party, Niger, a large black dog,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Acome
fof Mexico, Oswego County has estab-
lished a remarkable record for dog
travel in view of the fact that he was
not tied and never lost his pace on
the running board although the car
bowled along al the regular speed of
auto tourists.
Ths dog rode in various positions,
being seated sometimes lying stretch
ed out with his head resting on the
forward mudguard and standing other
times on his four with his legs firmly
braced, attracted admirable attention
from hundreds of people along the en-
tire route followed by the party, which
extended from Mexico via WATERFOWL,
Carthage, Cranberry Lake Pierceheld,
Upper Lake, Saranac Lake. Lake Pa
cid, Ausable Chasm Moriah North
Hudson, Schroon Lake to South Glens
Falls. where the party made up of
eight persons were the guess of Mr..
and Mrs j. Augustin Jones.
The party consisted OF Mr. and Mrs.
Warren House, Miss Mae b House
Mr.. and Mrs. Car. j. Acome and
children, Warren and Laverne, of
Mexico, and Mrs. Sarah Gorsuch of
Toledo, Ohio sister of Mrs. House
When the party started out for its
tour of the mountains it was psanned
to leave the dog home, but he
jumped on the running board and re-
fused to be called off. whining and
begging for permission tc become one
of the party Consequently the dog
went along and proved himself TO be
faithful guard.
The only misfortune that overlook
the courageous canine was when he
made an attack upon a porcupine. His
lips and jaws were filled with quilts
and he suffered great pain. With con
siderable effort members of the party
removed the quilts.
The dog no, only guard ID the tour
iets when they were eeping in tent
beside the road, but acted as care
taker of The automobile when it was
net in use. The dog as soon as the
driver of the car, Miss House, lett
the wheel. jumped on the front seat
In Watching the wheel A. no time did
any member of the party fear that
automobile thieves would undertake
to run away with the car, as the deg
has the reputation of not making
friends quickly with strangers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
COUNCIL is ExPEcTANT
viii Hear Of Resignation of Archduke
Joseph In Few Days.

Paris, Aug. 22-The peace confer
ence supreme council expects to
hear of the resignation of Archduke
Joseph as head OF the Hungarian
government within few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
Silks, Crepe, Nainsook, Muslins

BLOOM-PETTS-An ideal garment adapted to the pre-
sent-day fashions. Boomers and Petticoat combin-
ed in one Nainsook, Silk. etc. ... $169 to $3.50
'Marcela' Drawers-regulars or stouts SIPS to $3.50
Canary" Boomers-no elastics at knees SLIGO to $225
Gowns-slp-over or button ......... ST. so to $3.50
Gowns-Silk or Crepe ............ SIS. so to $3.50
.CHILDREN'S Gowns, Skirts, Slips and Drawers
thoroughly well made of good materials.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-23
Not all Brides are June
Brides
There are P,ppins that bloom in the Fall Tra-l
Brides

Then the confirmed efu debuane
"Und THIS SPLENDID FALL COLLECTION NOW READY
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-03-27

Colds Cause Grip and influenza
LAXATIVE BROMo oUINNE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one "Bromo QuininA-
E. W. GROVES SIGNATURE on boz. Soc
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-03-27
s27; 900 FOR GALIvANTs FERRY

Columbia, March 12-In accord
ance with the wishes of Secretary
David Houston of the Department of
Agriculture, the State Highway Com
mission will use it's efforts to start
work as soon as possible on projects
for improved roads for which Federal
Aid has been secured. The State
Highway Commission received notice
today from the Bureau of Public
Roads of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture that its Chief Engineer
had recommended the approval OF
Project No. s, which consists of elev-
en- timber trestle bridges and earth
embankment and one timber truss
bridge across the Little Pee Dee
River at Galivant's Ferry on the line
between Marion and Horny Counties.
The State Highway Commission has
asked contractors to submit bids on
this job. Bids. will ebened on March
18th.
The approval of the Secretary OF
Agriculture of the Marion-Horry FRO
ject carries with it total OF $27,-
1926 in Federal Aid. The project
will give Horny County greatly I'M
proved connection by, road with the
remainder of the State. In both
Marion and Horny Counties the ter
ritory near Galivant's Ferry has In
recent years developed into an i'm
portant tobacco growing section. In
Horny County a trucking industry
has added greatly in the last few
years to the wealth Of the county.
, The Little Pee Dee River bridge
and approaches at Galivants Ferry
are links in the proposed State
Highway running from Marion Court
House to Myrtle Beach. At Marion
this highway joins the Florence. Mar
ion and Mullins highway and meets
the Marion, Dillon, Bennettsville,
Cheraw highway.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-03-27
FEELING BLUE
LIVER LAZY
TAKE A CJiLOTAB.

Wonderful How Young and Energetic
You Feel After Taking This De.
lightful Nausealess Calomel.
If you have not tried Calotabs you
have a delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liver cleasing and
system purifying properties of calo-
mel may now be enjoyed without the
slightest unpleasantness, for Calotabs
are calomel with the liver benefits
left in and the sting taken out. A
Calotab at bedtime with swallow
of water, that's all. No taste, no
nausea, no salts. nor the slightest un-
pleasant after-effects. You wake up
in the morning feeling fine. Your
liver is clean, your system is puri-
fled, your appetite hearty. Eat what
you wish, no danger, and no risk OF
salvation. The next time you feel
lazy, mean, nervous, blue OF. dis
couraged give your liver thorough
with Calotab, They are
So delightful and effective your drug
gist is authorized to refund he price
as a guarantee that you will be de-
lighted.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in origianl, sealed pack
ages, price thirty-five cents. At all
drug ,stores,-3-27-1t.-221.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-03-27
NERVE.
How One Man Defines this Desirable
Quality.

Once in a while some man appears
who can use words contained in the
English language to express thoughts
which sparkle and vibrate with in
spring energy. That make the nerves
tingle with the same stimulation
which comes from the tang of fros-
ty fall morning. Here's what one man
says about Nerve"
Nerve is not new virtue. Nerve
has always existed even before David
went out OF Lis class to meet Goliath.
Our forefathers called it pluck. Nor
rs II single virtue. IL is multiplex.
TO stick to the wireless keyboard OF
the floundering Republic flashing
n cry for help that quiyered through
the civilized world-tha.t is nerve.
ITO finance a gigantic deal, re-
curing millions of real money, acid
tested, and up to the purity standard
Of Caesars wife-or with three men
on bases and two men out in the ninth
inning. to fan mighty batter-plain
nerve.
at takes a big measure to enricle
the word nerve. 1t is the biggest
word in the business lexicon, and the
eountersign that admits to the inner
chambers of success.
Nerve is no unit virtue. 1t is the
amalgram of many. In its compost
tion are selfconfidence, courage, ener
sy, endurance--andt then surplus.
"a man with nerve must IT
force be accused OF conceit. mostly by
the envious and one-cylinder Drained
who are unable to distinguish be-
tween conceit and confidence. Con-
ceit is T in speech; self-confidence
10 T in deed.
Nerve makes man sure Of him
sell. 1t destroys hesitation and takes
tac wabble out Of the mind and out OF
the legs. A man with nerve believes
in himself. He knows that he can.
Doubt and timidity are strangers to
him, and his confidence inspires the
confidence of others.
1.-THE man Of nerve becomes a lead
az of men. He is magnetic; he at
tracts men. He is galvanic. and COM
Eands respect.
''Nerve begets courage. It puts fear
On the seoot, and is the stuff OF which
heroes are made. 1t goads them to
dare to do.
'NerTe supplies energy. The man
With nerve does not drop nor sag in
fhe middle. His head is high; his chin