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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09
UUfiS UUhKUVOLNINA
SlltKA 4 NANCIE.

Znamy sokolsky predak a
nyn1 doDrovolnk u cesKoslo-
venske armady, p. JOSEF StlDr
piSe svemu bratru z farize d
mimo rOunych zaiczltosul re-
Ieruje, Ze We trancii rad lla
epidemic chripky merou uzas-
nou. V Parizi tahly caste pO-
hrebni pruvody - vzdy WIZ a
rakev, "a kterymzto pohreb-
MIN povozem pochodovali tru-
chlici mnohdy az ma pohrebi-
Ste neko,ik mil vzdalena. Ne
bylo tudiz kocaru neb aut "a
pohfebnim vozem, ponevadz
vsecky podobne pfilez-tosti
slouzi nyni valecnym potre-
ban.
Ia prohlaseni primeri Pariz
chvela Sc nezmernym plesem
a nejvice lidove radosti bylo u
namesti Concord, kde i ameri-
cti vojini Francouzum slaviti
Ipomahali. Della hrmela ma ola
zbe, We vzduchu poietovaly BIZ
tevnl aeroplany a celia Pafiz
pokryta byla vlajkami a jinou
dekoraci.
Il dop.su dale .je zrejmo, ze
'dobrovolnik Josef stibr "a.
mestnAn ja pfitomne kance-
lafi zahranicniho ministe.Stvs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09

ke pozaduje pro Nor. Ostravu
reservu $50 vagonu mouky pro
pripad, re by pro technicke OBJ
tie uvazla doprava potravin.
Ma Slovensko nutno vyslat lidi
.Gn charakterG, ably nepo-
vssaly statu ceskoslovenskemu
nenapravitelne skody.
POSI-. Svozil (nar. soc.) pri-
mlodva Sc, ably zrizeno bylo CO
nejdrive zvlastni ceskosloven-
skG ninisterstvo zasobovaci, po
nevada je nebezpeci v prodle-
n. Urad nutno vybavit co nej.
vetsi pravomoci.
POSI-. DR.. Nemec C. st. d.
poukazuje ma to, jak trpela
drahotou a valky intelligence
ucitclstvo a urednictvo, odkazs
nc ma pevnou gazi a zada o Wy
datuou pomoc pro tyto stavy.
POSI-. Laube (nar. soc.) "a
da, sby vlada ke zmirneni ne
zamGstnanosti zahajila stavbl
ceske university v BrBne, move
J snemovnf budovy a barakd pr
deinictvo, ably soucasne zmfr
nena nouze bytova.
POSI-. Okanik (Slcvak) liz
neutesenou aprovisacni situa
CT na Slovensku a zada pro n
rychlou ceskou pomoc potravn
Ii vojenskou.
Schdze pax o pul 6. skonce
ma. Pfisti V utery 26. list.
hoI. odpoledni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09

kazdy kdo hodla v Americe ia
stati, by Sc mel stati obcane n
tax brzy, jak jen zakon dovo-
luje.
V Carnegiho kninovne ma
.zapadni strane vyucuje kaz1
dou stTedu vecer cesky pray
mix, Lad. Krejci. Krajane ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09

pro zeme ceSkOSlOVen5ke a re
sc mu V clzlne neVede ze, ac-
koliv touha po domove Je moe
ma. Je zvlaste vsak rad, ze sve-
tOvOu vaIkou ceska Vast vytou
zene SvODOdy Sc KOnecne 40
stava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09
We CTVRTEK, 8. LEDNA 10.
PRVNi CESkOSLOVENSKY
SNEM. 49,.

Tretl schuze ceskoslovenske |
no snemu zahaJena dne l9. listo |
pauu. !, kdyz mlnisterske pred
sednictvo .prediozilo navrh "a
kons zrlzeni statnich tal EN-
nlku.
.Lakonna osnova o obchod-
Mich platidlech byla bez rozpra
Wy nezmenene prijata We vsech
ctan,ch. Podle teto osnovy emo
cnuje Sc zemska banka kralov
stvi Ceskeho k vydani pOuka-
EEK ia vlastni bankovni po-
kladnu,- ktere u zemske banky a
nebo u ustavu il urcenych mo-
hou byti vyplaceny pri predlo
zeni bankovek ak.-uherske
banky. X vyplate poukazek ut
vOri zemskA banka zalohy VI
bankovkach rakousko uherske
banky.e anebo drobnych- Win1
clch korunove meny. CeskoslO
vensky stat da k tomu ucelu
vklad 25 mil. X. Celkovy vydej
vsech poukazek nesmi pfevyso
vati Ctyrnasobny obnos zalohy.
Uzitek plynouci vydeje pOu-
kaZek bude rOzdelen meZi zem
skou banku a ceskoslovensky
stat v urcitem pomeru. Poukaz
ky iez jsou uzemi ceskosloven
sk@bo statu zakonnym platid-
lem prave tax, jako bankovky
rakousko-uherske banky bu-
dou Sc priiimati bez omezenl
u ysech vereinych pokladen.
Ma to provedena volba do Ri
znych vyboru, jakoz ivolba re
mskeho spravniho vyboru. -
Predsedou tohoto vyboru byl
zvolen posi-. dr.. Franta. -
Ctvrta schGze zahajena dne
FL. listopadu "a cetne ucastl
clcnu Mar. shromazdeni. For
malni veci uplynuly velmi rych
lie. Doplnovaci volby vyboru
provedeny aklamaci. Ia chvili
byly jiz skonceny.
Po te podali poslanci Jira-
SEX, DR.. Nemec, Bella, Udrzal a
Sramek soudr. pilny dotaz na
ministra orby, vyzivy a verej-
nych praci. Dotaz tyka Sc zaso
bovacich potizi a zada vladu Q
sdaleni, jak hodla postupovat,
aby zajisteno bylo pravidelne
zasobovani obyvatelstva a zaru
cena alespon stanovena denni
davka. Dotaz zada vladu 0 "a
kroceni zmirneni nezamestna-
nosti bytove nouze, zavede
nj jednotne prakse pri vyplace
nj vyzivovaciho prispevku, ia
koz ! o zakroceni k vydatnemu
zlevn6ni zivotnich potreb vse
no obyvatelstva, zahrnuje tt
vydani smernych cen pro potrt
bu zemedelcu.
Navrhsna zahajeni debaty {
tonito pilnem dotazu byl marco
MIN shromazdenim pfijat.
Debata je stanovena ma 9 hi
din 18. fecniky. Kazdy bud'
mluviti pu hodmt. Strane sta
topravne demokraticke jsou v,
hrazeri I'll feenici.
Pryni uja Sc y, debate sloy;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09

zapadni strane byd.lcl najdou
v mem dobreho zkuseneho
ucitele.
kdo potrebuje radu nebo
Ipomoc We vyplhovani applika-
ci, at Sc obrati ma pana PrG-
chu, 1913 City Hall, kde najde
potrebne rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09
Patecni hodinovy prodej lacf
llOtel'l]

$3.50 bavlnsn& deky $3.50
ka DobrA jakost. Sklepenf
81 az $1.z5 pkr krajk. x6clon 39c kus
Nottingham krajkove zaclony az yardu dlouhe
ysecky dokonale a pekne g. patrO
S1.4O galvan. nadobt ma odpadky $1.19
Galvanizovane tyto nadobky jsou zeleza a
mali pfilehajfcf vfko Dobra vyroba. 2. patro
$3.50 Pro-Lino linoleum koberce $5
Jsou ruznych vzoru kazdy koherec je perfekt-
nj 6x9 stop. Lace tuto hodinu. 5. patro
$1.98 pletene spcdni6ky 79c
Bile ruzovsm okrajem a muslvym stehem
zdobene. Druha jakost. 4. patrO
csc az $1.98 zdobene klobouky Csc
Pekne tyto klobouky jsou zdobene pestrgm pc
rim, pstrosm okrajem jim novotnami 4. y.
Csc bileny muselin 18c yard
Museln vstetne jakosti SO palcu sroky jennie
spracovany ku stf Sklepenf
1Oc 1zc kapesniky &c kus
Damske JENNIE lawnove kapesnfky rozich Wy
afvane, bile. Lace tuto hodnu. Pflxemi
27c bilenc turecke rucniky 18c
Rutnfky do koupelny jennie tkane a ovroube-
nych kraju 1894 Lace tuto hodinu. Pffzemf
$1.9S $2.98, 1898, $4.98 klobouky 75c
vSber detskych klobouku ruznych
hlede drfvejs Sklepenf
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

\ fellow can eat most anything
when he gets hungry.
II have been on three fronts
since I've been over and I've
seen bit Of this war. Some time
when on the front they could not
get food to us One time ! got
so hungry | ate yellow corn that |
found on the ground III German
camp we captured, and | also ate
some green raw tomatoes. | al
ways did hate tomatoes.
The German people have treat
eel us very nice since We have been
here. and do all they can to make
Us comfortable.
Il hayn't seen Guthrie since |
crossed. but | guess he will get
back home before | will don !
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
CIVILIZED: E:.: .:22::SS::;;;X,,,niIES
MAY GET FREEDOM
OF ALLIED COUNCIL REACHED WHEREBY
TERRITORIES MAY FORM THEIR GOVERNMENTS
UNDER PRoTEcTORATE
ARABlA-nESOpOTA1lA EXAMPLES
tBy Ttt Associated: freNsi

tB, Ttt. ,As-nciate.: f'reAsj
Paris, Jan. 3l.-An agreement
has been reached by the Allied
Council on the colonial question.
says Tlayas agency, in a statement
ISSUED today.
1t provides that IN territories
sufficiently civilized to give ex-
preston to their wishes as to ths.
form Of government will be per
united t. set up such governments
under the auspices of the league
Of nations, may obtain internatioa
al independence Of living undec
the protcctorate Of one or other
OF the great powers Arabia and
MesOpotama are considered as ex
amplcs Of this class.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

especially interesting to note tn"
North Carolina casualty list yo'l
publish.
There are good many Tar
Heels' in my company and they
too are always eager to see i
there are amy OF their friends ma
med in the list.
/ am getting on Very nicely
and have enjoyed good health >!n
ce being over here am now 10
Gated in nice town IN the inter
ior Of France where life would
be quite pleasant We're It not for
he fact that every day has been
a rainy one since. We came here
}. <,srmit1 =. and YOU can i'm
ag ne that mud Is plentiful.
n, *" been .,.:.:ll,':,ts. = sc.ln j:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

d number Of our boys since the
signing Of the armistice and tiIcy
all seemed to be getting along
fine
AS oour activities We the el>t
division. were on the Lunevillc
front for about a month, but this
was zone Of the luioter sectors
and our stay there was only III
tered to constitute our last stage
Of training.
= After bein" relieved there We
Went up Oh the Nerd'tn front
where our infantry went over the
top ir very credita bic manner
on November 6 and did splendid
work driving back the Huns u,-
y! the order came to cease firing
Z. tn c'..--a,r!,. AS to our cas-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
T0RQUAY NOW
MARRIAGE CITY

Torquay, Eng, Jan. 30.-This
seacoast town, SO well known to
American visitors, and which has
hitherto been known as "Queen
Of Western Watering places will
have to be temporarily renamed
Honeymoon- town 1t is here
that the authorities have decided
New Zealand troops shall assem-
BILE with their British brides be
fore returning overseas. The dai-
lv arrivals Of New Zealanders
and their wives is expected to
reach thousand.
The girls Of Torquay are not
viewing this invasion altogether
favorably, though many have no
reason to complain as they have
already selected husbands from
the thirteen thousand New Zea-
land troops who have passed thru
the place during the war.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
WHlTAKERS MAN
Is WOUNDED

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Tweiys
hundred and forty one names APP
pear III the four casualty lists is
sued by the War Department to-
day, Of which twenty eight com
prised North Carolina sacrifices.
Robert Jones, Of Whitakers, is
recorded as having been wounded
slightly, while David Frank, Of
Lorisburg, is reported as having
died Of disease.
The full list OF the state men IS
hereunder given:
Corporals Coy S. Bell, Of Troy !;
George w. Midkiff, Of Mount A
and " Hey Ne. Pt;sr. -,offs-C Crnsn
pier and Horseshorer Everett f..
Uendersonville together with pri-
Yates James E. Gregory, Of Noun;
Airy and Luke Ridgill, Of Sum
merton were all wounded severely
Private Frank Davis, Of Louis
burg died Of disease.
Privatcs George b. league. ol
Winston Salem and Harmon Ki-
vett. Of Fayetteville were both
wounded severely.
Private VIII JONES. Of Wilk
esboro was wounded to a degree
undetermined but was previously
reported as missing IN action.
Private Andrew L. Bradley, 0:
Smithfield has returned to duty
previously reported as missing IL
action.
Ser~eants Clyde Heldrcth. Of
Charlotte: David L. Jones, ,i
Aiex;c and Private John A. Linn
Of China Grove We're all wounded
IL a deore undetermined
Captain Joseph \. Jacobs, OF
Willuin.ton and Privates RoEa
&. Jeffrc:s of Young>ville: Ira VI
Wagner. Of Yuma aud Alfred 2
DNson were all wounded slightly
Private Clarence L. Howell, q
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

think his outfit was on the front
/! We heard from him two or three
/ times, but not since the war is
over. I hope he got through al
right.
j. G. Madry Writes To The Com
mOnWealth
The following letter comes to
us from Guthrie Madry, who is
stationed at Chatillon sur Seine,
France. dated January ).
Editor:
just d few words to express to
you my appreciation for the Com
.mouwealtil which, has been 4
most pleasant visitor 10 me- since
hein. over here " It is indeed
:. source Of pleasure t" me to read
- news from back hon:a~ and
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
NATIVES HOARD
SILVER MONEY
{By The Associated Press

London, Jan. 3O.-The boarding
habits Of the natives in West Afri-
ca is causing much difficulty a.
mong interests trading in that
country. AS soon as a supply Of
silver is let loose it disappears.
Paper money has been introduced
IL o;'e pound, ten shilling and two
sh:!! ng notes but the native is
not keen for these and much pre-
fc:, silver. Now the experiment is
beng tried OF issuing one shilling
not"-. which will be legal tender
ard il the native takes to them,
tie problem vii be largely solved.
Iii The meantime the West At
Ican Currency Board is buying as
t.-,,,,.. i silver Is possible and ship
ping it by every steamer to West
Africa.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
PRESIDENT MAKES
PLAIN STATEMENT
CANNOT BE PARTY DIVISION OF GERMAN COLONIES
AMONG POWERS AND BE PARTY TO THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS"
TALK STRIPPED OF D,pL oMATIC NICETleS

Paris. Jan 3l--Ihe crisis in
tle peace negotiations over the
d.>position Of German $ colonies
>eesu, to have passed. momentari-
ly Al least.
1t is too early TO say that Pres
idant Wilson s view prevailed In
its eutiety, but in American quar-
tiers there is confidence that a com
promise plan will be worked with
details which will be acceptable
to America S view w-point.
When the Supreme Council
meets today it will have before it
very plain statemeit made by
President Wilson at Wednesday 8
last session. What he said did not
appear in the official co1nmnni-
qua. nor has it now been disclos-
ed with any official authority.
bu' it may be stattSi e.satit waz7
very clear in its re-affirmation Of
the principles for which the presi-
dent has previously contended.
In phrases stripped Of diplo-
matte niceties If i understood that
Wilson told the members Of the
Supreme Council that he would
not be a party to the division Of
Germany colonial possessions
among the powers which now hold
them and then become a party to
the league Of nations, which.
III effect, would guarantee their
title.
There are inferenceS that Pres
ldent Wilson even referred to a
peace Of loot. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
Madry Brothers Have Not Met I'm France

ualtits | do not know Just hoIl
many there were
The question that is uppermost
III our minds now is when are we
going home. and YOU may bet that
the subject IS very extensively
discussed by us each night as we
are gathered together in our bar
racks but | hope We will soon be
sailing to the good old t. :. a.
Am sorry to learn that tn.
Flu is in our town. again and
| most earnestly hope that ii vii!
soon be driven out and the town
Will SITTER no losses
With best wishes to my many
friends. yours.
GUTHRIE MADRi
Go ,. -. S. +. :,H;. A. t.. Forces
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
NAVAL PROGRAM
AGREED UPON

Washington. Jan. 81 I mani
nous approval Of the admili>tra-
tions new three year naval pro
gram, with the number Of capital
ships reduced from sixteen to ten
because Of the difficulty among
experts to agree over the value of
battle cruisers, was voted today
in the house naval committee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
BIG EXPLOSION
AT NYARK N. Y
Ev The 1ssGriated Press

Nyack, New York, Jan. 81
Three persons are reported miss
ing and twenty others taken to \
hospital after an explosion wreck
ing the plant Of the Analine Pro
ducts Corporation here today.
All the victims were employees.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
POLICE CHARGE
SCOTCH MOB
E.N The AsSoriat.ji ress)

(hr The Associated ress)
Glasgow, Jan. 31.-SeveraI per
sons were injured here today
when the police charged a crowd
Of strikers.
Mounted police were called out
AND, a number of arrests were al
SO made.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
BRITAIN May
GIVE GIBRALTAR
Arra1a cement Between England
And Spain TO This End Now
In Process
SPAIN TO GET BIG ROCK
AIN TO GET BIG ROCK

Paris, Jan. 31-A report that
some arrangement between Grea,
Britain and Spain was in prospect
through which Gibraltar would
be turned over to the Spanish jur-
appears in the Paris edi-
ton Of the Daily Mail today.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
half MILLION
ARMY DECIDED

v ashlngton. Jan. 3l.-An ar
my OF half a million men was un-
anlmously decided upon by the
house military committee as a
basis for determining appropria-
nous for army pay for the year
oeglunlng with next July,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

conference at Princes Islands.
The government of northern
Russia formally refuses to meet
the Bolsheyiki contingent, while
the Omsk government expresses
strong reserve
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
PAPER
CASE RE-0PENED
(By Tie Associated Press1

Washington, Jan. 31.-At the
request Of the attorney general OF
the Federal Trade Commission
has agreed to reopen the new
print-paper price agreement, rea-
ched last spring, and has set Feb
ruary II as the date for pre-
liminary hearing
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
NAT GOODWIN
DIED TO-DAY
Plan To Meet Russian Govern
ments At Princess Islands A
Failure
NORTH RUSSIA DECLINES
NORTH RUSSIA DECLINES

New York, Jan. 3l.-Nat G.
Goodwin. an American actor with
an international reputation, who
has starred in comedy for more
than twenty years. died here to
day after short illness.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

GastOnia was wounded severely.
Mechanic Grover G. Hnrkner.
Of Siler City and Privatc> Ray
mond McSwain. Of Polkton; Joel
NJ. Messer, Of Gastpna Alfred
j. Terrell, Of Mebane: \cedham
Beddingfield, Of Wake Forest G..
A. Dackis. Of Durham Willie Fow
Ter. Of Barnesville; Robert Jones
Of Whitakers and Fred Lipe, Of
Concord were all wounded slight
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
RUSSIA STEERS
OFF CONFERENCE
(Bv The Associated Press

Paris, Jan. 31.-Ihc Peace Con
ference SO far has had two answ-
ers to it's invitation to the var
ious Russian governments for Il
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
COTTON MARKET

March -- 22.96 22.os 22.72 22.72
Nav - 21.7S q. 80 21.61 21 So
July - 2O.ao oO.92 2O.91 2n.ol
October - 1862 1852 1914 1914
Local Market 90 cents
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31

It evidently is the opinion Of
The Senate the James Monroe had
better come back and look after
his doctrine. which appears to be
III some danger Of collapse.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-31
SIX AIRPLANES
ARE DESTROYED
{ e. The As7oc1atei Press

New York, Jan. 31.-Two han-
gars, each containing six airpian-
es were destroyed by fire which
is sweeping the naval aviation sta
ton at Rockaway Point today.
New York City firemen from
several stations are fighting the
flames which threatened eight O.
ther hangers.
New York, Jan. 31.-An hour
after the first started the comman-
der at Rockaway Point reported
that all the planes had been re-
moved from the burning h,ilde
ings before the flames reached
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Hayina Troubles, Too

The cables are bringing varied
news from England. but there may
be a thread Of continuity after all
A man by the name OF Johnson. an
American representative OF the Anti
saloon League. is set upon by rowdy
student. and it is thought his eye
eight will be lost as result Of the as
sault. Later he displayed excellent
spirit in refusing TO make compliant:
in other words becomes a martyr IN
the prohibition crusade Another
dispatch reports the release OF 1ls
million gallons Of booze from war
time restrictions for sale to the Eng
l.sh people; i; is said the well-to-do"
urged the government TO do this
Another dispatch is to the erect
that notwithstanding there i. work
for every man who is willing to work
the Government has been asked to
snprooriate one and a half million
pounds sterling for doles to the IN
employed. Another cablegTam in
forms us that the value Of the pound
is around four dollars for purposes
Of exchange. All Of which may
we'll EnKiand has her troubles, too.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22


one Of the most influential Of the
English newspapers, critic OF Tbs
peace treaty. If you please, sees
clearly to the heart Of it. nevertfls-
less. The Manchester Guardian.
commenting editoriaily on the Amer
icai attitude toward the Peace
Treaty. says:
Whatever the result, 1t Is essen
;ial for Europe TO understand that
American opposition IS mainly the
outcome not Of narrow nationalis,n
or lack Of Imagination. and still less
POLITICAL maneuvering. Il is rooted
in the faults of the treaty itself
The Covenant was born in an at
mosphere Of passion. Many OF its ar
ticIes are ambiguous. impractical and
ineauitAble But dominating as the
pact is, it has behind il in Europe not
the forces Of reaction and imperial
ism, but the enthusiasm and aspira-
ton of democracies, who see in It
basis whereon a structure must ana
will rise. and who count i: disaster
If the hand Of America is withheld
from that work
Without claiming any gift o.
prophecy we do not hesitate to say;
The hand OF America will not oe
withheld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Ambition and Vitality
Come Back
Strength and Strong, Vigor-
Gus Feeling Of Youth
is Restored
Extraordinary Cases in Lowell

II is beginning to be talked around
here IN Augusta, what extraordinary
results are being obtained from a new
city Of Lowell.
Lowell people have tried this treat
ment and told each other what ex-
trao-djnary results are obtained The
treatment IS based on the discovery
made by scientists and physicians
tina, iron reduced to a medicinal form
and combined with nux vomica and
other medicinal agents will restore
health and vitality.
The perfect preparation in this class
is known as Iron-Lax-Tonic and COM
bines medicinal iron with nux vomica
and other remedies in such a way
that il gives both the tonic effect OF
the iron and nux and the necessary
laxative effect
The results Of taking this treatment
as testified by the Lowell people are
really quite surprising.
Take the case of Charles McCusker
IF Eagan's court, Lowell, as an ex-
ample Here IS d man n his S5th
year and who up to a short tine ago
had suffered a good deal OF sickness.
You would take him now for a man
IL 10 % years younger If you could see
him going about his work. Mr.. Nc
Cusker's trouble started in his s1cm-
aeh and for five or six months ne
would often bring home his dinner
pail without having touched any of
: the food. his appetite was so bad and
, his stomach was in such a poor con-
dition- Very soon this began 10 tell
OF him He became weak and n.Tv-
GUS He could not sleep well and
he mad soreness and pains N his
stomach.
Somebody told him about this new
Lowell remedy called Iron-L4ax-Tonic.
lie started taking the medicine at
, once. MT. McCusker said that in
abOGt IL days after starting TO take
Iron-Lax-Tonic the soreness in his
stomach was gene, his appetite had
returned and soon after he was feel
; ing like an entirely different man.
Now ne is not bothered al all with
The old symptoms is working regu-
I larry and feels fine
II you could talk with Mr. McCus-
/ ker he could tell you better than we
! can put it in words how grateful he
feels towards Iron-Lax-Tonic and
what wonders it did for him Mr..
4 NcCusker says anyone who feels
/ poorly or IS a3ling al all should start
! taking -Lax-Tonic az once.
Iron-Lax-Tcnic restores good health
/ and q feeling of vital power Iron
( LaX-Tonic has become SO popular in
augusta that many druggists are
; selling and recommending it. Buy /,
! row az al leading drUggists.-Adv.