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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-28
Seimtebreube @istonIiner.

I'm Saupt Guartier Der Gritten
armee in aobIen5 nuroe om Wton'
taa oas mabriheinIihe Iotum Der
Riidreiic pom 5Dei 1iDiiionen Der
Electromagnetic angctinoigt. Die 81.
uno Die AZ. RegenbOgeu $ Giuiiion
miro ungeiGbr an -. Gpril nbiah-
rem. Die Gin5elbeiten fiir Die a6reiIt
Der Wannihaiten ouf DEM Rbein uno
ourh 6oann0 Deroen iebt arsgeor-
beitet.
Die 80. 9ioiiiOn iebt iif aus
Wannihaften ans @iscontn
uuo Mihigan 3uiammen. Die a..
IiDiliuu beitebt aus Rationalgaroen
aus olIcn 56eiIen Der 8creirigten
Stoaten. l'. r.
unIerc bci6en alien 01iIi3 = Com
poanicn uno oa8 SanitdtS = Corps
acb6rcn 3rr %. Iiuiiiou, MIR bnben
tie gum ShciI anoere 8eneunnngen CT
buItcn. Die Gompognie g lit Com
paanic g pom 1913. Snfanterie'Hc.
oimcnt, GompnQnic sc lit GompGn-
mic 6 Oom t2t. MoIhinen0cpehr.
Battalion un6 oo3 Sonitdt5 . Gorp3
Snnitdt8 Dctahement oeS 1913. 81
fantcrie Rcdimcnt3.
% sic 4brciie Ser 2ipiiion. GIT
mcIher nnierc Triiheren M~iIi8truppan
neb0rcu. altT Den Is. Npril feitQeIPat
lit, 10 lit oeren Nnfunft in Camp
@ront, mo lie pornu5lid)tlih au8gc-
m~tItcrt tucr0cn, ettpn etnen Nonot
Ip6tcr GIT ertuortcn. Won min Der.
iud,cn. Sic Erilppcn Dor ibrer Nus.
muiterlmQ mad Ga Groiie I'll brin.
cen uno cil1en Sriumpbmorifl 6urh
Bic Sta0t MAIDEN loiien. Sb 6ieIes
QcIinQer miro un0 OF Sic Solonten
oicIcn1 Blame ~qeqeniiber hol6 iino, iii
tpohl nod cine offene 9Srage.
3ie WitQIieoer unIercr friiheref
W;Ii5 gontno3nicN uTo oc3 SoHi.
tdtS g Corps hoben iocben ibren 5mei,
ten 8oloitreifen erholten, cine Nus.
3cifn1tnQ fiir SoIooten, sic ihr sruei'
tee Tienitiohr in ser ;Srcmoc prrbrin-
nen. l~lniere Nltnqens iino lett Dem
"a. 6ebrunr 1918 in 6ranfrcif.
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Ser Sierpreis ssitissen.

Dit Dem 5nfroittr.ten Der ueuen
Stcuererbobing iino nun aud Die
8ierpreiie in Die &obe geitiegen. Bonn
Ytitt1Do6 ob miiien 0ie8aihpirtbe Sen
8rouereien fir elm Barrel Bier So
mc6r be8ablen, noourd Der 8reis Jest
81 pro Barrel betrdgt, Die 8ait.
wirtbe Dieoernm ndl3en oieie Ntehr-
foIten auf Die Goniumcnten nb, IN.
Dem tie entmeoer nit ben 8reiien ouf-
ihlagen ODER Elm geringeres Guantum
gum alien Breiie Iiefern. Bis Jest il
bel oen 8oInpirtben in oieier SodC
nod feline @inigfeit er3ielt, uno es
berridt fiir Die ndditen Sage elm &c.
miles @irrtpnrr. @inige 8irtbidaf.
len haben oen 8ierpreis bereits OH
10 Gents pro 8la5 erh0bt.
Sn eini9en @irtbidoften gibt e&
feline Slider, Ole an Die friiberer
Shuupsgldier erinnern, nit Bier &c
iiilt fir 5 Gents uuo etipos gr0BerC
fir 10 Gents.
Sdnaps.S tenern nnb &erfanf.
0a felt 0ienstag audi oic ncuc
@unocsiteuer nui Wbisfcp it Strait
lit, 10 iin0 @unoesIteiierbeomte Jest
oonit ~beidlditigt, Ole neiie Steucr, Die
$500 per 1000 Sdnnps betr0gt, 81
coIleftireu.
@erihten ans allen Sbeilen Scr
Staot uno oes Stootcs 3ufolge nobm
Ser &erfauf bon Shrnps in oen let.
ten Taqen Dor DEM "a. 6ebriar ric.
iiQe Qimeniionen on, 0n ale 2ieb.
bober itorfer @ctrGnfc, ocnen rs ibr(
MitteG erloubten, lid nod, einen Gor.
rath ntihafftcn, che Die bobe Steucl
III &roft trat.
TSm Gleinperfauf miro nc mr.
inter % Gents folm nod elmer
~9rinf" Sfrnops befommcn, uul
Ielb5t su oieicm @reiie. bchnnpten oir
8irthe, faum irgenopClten %roiit 81
er5ielcn.
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Nus ben 8eridttn.
Gpnntnacriht.

Gm Goltutp 8cridlt b"efonnten lid,
SIC bei0en 1ougenihtIc Snonep @m.
9ean uto Ri6aro 2n6man id)uIoig
Sen Ginbrilfl in Ole Giienpnorcnhano
lung non 3offIin & Manfe allf Der
Noroicitc periibt 5u hoben. Rihter
@rinolep ~iibcr1pies bci0e Dem Grels.
gcr:dt untcr $4,000 @iirgifaft. Gic
linden acrIc perirbtcn Sen ginbrudl,
Inn in Sen @eiit bon Hepolpern uno
VQtrpueu al fo1nuer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-28
Is NeiItc ihren NSntten.

f1lAAkA
J. &. Gorbin bon Roscoe, Ger.
ldrelbt: ~gSlr limb noIlltdnoid Sufric.
Den nit Torri'@ NIpcnfrGutcr gS
hot neither Wnun bon eincrr i4idb.
"i1cn Noocnleioeu achcilt Gd ond,te
M, er nitric It'rben, 10 id,rcdIid,
muFtc or Irihen. Gr pcriut,tc foIt oae3
inter Ser Some, pnr ocm or Dad tc,
: Tilroc linn Grlcitteruno ucr.
't'ot'cn. Gr couiultirtc cincrt Nr;t
'1t Dem onocrcn; ctlihc ioatcn ihnI.
RON or nld,t Qehcilt mcrNtu f0nnt.
nnncrc rlct1cu lhmt. iidl elmer Gpcra
tim I'll mltCriSiehcn. a},Ncrc Io6teY
'plc0rr ct1ua& nrocrcH. Mir tuercif
nrr'rpeifclt ltrh hoifuunu5lo2, al& elm
Nrltnn ms iib'r Iorni'& IIpcnFrGus
ter rridhIte. Gr pcrilidltc g.. abue
oro6c& Ncrtrducu horiu I'll hobcn.
nb'r or hattie nod nid,t sic critc Sla.
'hc nufrebrnudlt. ais or bcmcrftc
Oar q lhn ant thlc. Ties III hrci
EohrF Der; CT 1T hclttr 10 driuno. ais
trarto ctu nnocrcr Wcuid: or hat
N'Ncn ~uriultScr Nnoeu uro Furu nueS
mas ouf Sen Tiid fomut. Eot,
icnnc ho'eu 0hulitc griahruu0cr MT
oir'clu uItcn, brpihrten Rr0utcrhcjl
mittcl 1emoft G3 rirh Surf MIRO,
thctcrc ncrfnuii SncijoTaarnteu lie.
fern q. Nou it,rejbc on Or. Tcter
'Snhrrer & Sn"s GO. o5Ot 0aib-
@Iob.. Gb:tago. IN.
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Herionalta.

- 6rou @eorg Sal5er BON
minneapolis Deilt ouf 9eiuh bel III.
rer Shmeiter, Srau lllm. Sr. Gal.
ger mar ebenfanS bier, lit ober be.
reitS nieoer beimgefebrt.
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3irdIidts.
R.fSrmirte ct. SuhauncS . @cneinse.
Ode 1. nub Nartet Strass,
Taitpr, =. Studutcier. d.
SonntoasihuIc I'M 9 llhr.

SouutdgsIhulc Inn 9 llhr.
gottcsoienlt i'm 1890 llhr. sc.
Sen srueiten nno Ietter Sountag i'm
Nount ergIiih . 0eutid,. iouit beutih.
HeIiQion$idrulc fir ainoer oon s
bis II Sohreu. Som3taa nm 9 ltbr.
Neiud)er 'rurner fpiIfontmen.
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8nsrate rebm3irt. Die Staats G.

WHsEUIF ~FtUH3ITI. NTV SIuuIe Ut
icnbahn Gommiiiion tnt nod elmer
Repiiion ihrer Iebtcn ISitni obgegc-
benen @utifeioung, nouot sic bicitgc
8asaeieuidlait Ben @rci$ fir Gas
nm 20 erbohen 0urftc, Ole Rotc nm
s Gents crnicorigt, ioooB lest mir
1922 o%nitntt $3.50 bcrctlnet ner.
Sen bari. Die Gommiiiion erfIdrt,
OaB cine Repiiion erfoIgte. neil BON
Ser Stoot Ga GroIie ncltc @epeiIc fir
Die 9fidltheredltiQunq Ser hohcn Rate
oon $40 %unterbrcitet murOcn. Gon
elmer Riif3ohIling ser mchrbr3ohl-
ten 8osprciIc miro nid)ts gciugt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-28

Lee SOrmnIihul %urtIaaS.Gur.
ms Vim Trcltod. Sen 2S. 1S,bruar.
gberoS I'm S:t5 llhr miro @nrcrir
Suarb in Scr NcrmoIituIe riurn i1u
f~trirtcr 9ortrod baIteu. Giutrit: 50t.
artcg%it>ucr (5el cytra.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-28

hhttA ihutAHHIH ppH VtNClNtuIuz
Sen ,pie ErofitQrabihcrei. 8rei5trei-
bcrci uno io5ioIcn llcbeIn, 1lcihon
ans @anr in ihrem Hcillltc- n'1 Sc
rihtcn Ser Ier5tc. Sic cine Cperation
fiir oIdn3eno 1elutqen crfIirrn. char
qlcidNcitia coritotireu, oab Scr Va.
tient Il arb
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-28
Sin nener S~hentcrbnu aeplant.

Die @crrcu Sranf u. Sd)ipolbe uno
y, &oppeiDtrQer baben an Ser a.
StroBc, gcgcnilber Ser 2aGroiie9tatio-
naIbant eincn @anplob iiir .25,000
crruorbeu, oltI Dem ein @onbelbiloer-
lbcoter crrittet tperocn ion. Go8 qe-
pIontc Gbcoter miro einitodiq iein,
cine bitbihc ,7ront erbalten uno nit
oen olcrnclIdtcn Ginriftungen eli.
mes erittlniiiQcn 9ilocrtheoters artsge-
Itattet mcr0er. gS ioa 1900 Eerionen
SibgcIc9euhcit bieterI, olio groBcr olS
irqcno Elm anocres 1hcater i'll ser
Sto6t lpcroert.
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@enn cs anf Der aanirn Welt cin

- >&NAA III
frieofertigca gciittetes &oIf 9ibt, 10
lit C. gall3 iiher oaa oeuti6e. SIC
quite Gr5jebung. Die ieoem Gin5elnen
ohnc Nusnobme SIT Sbeil miro, Ser
@eiit Der Gi5ciplin, Ser 0a5 aanSe o.
TcntIifc 2cbcn bcherrift. aud bic
por1Dtegeno Itnnige 8emiithsanlaqe,
allies tragt oG}u BEL, sic rohcrcn Gle
mente SIT b~dlt0iqen url0 Sen maBool
len Die 8orherrihaft 3u iif)crn. ltno
olcie Generalization iino niht etpo
reu eritanoen Tie iino nltr nod aus
9e1prod,ener hcutc nIs friiher, neil
GeitiflIanb ohne l1nterIoB on lid, ae=
orbeitet bat. 8egen Gn0e ieilcr
Haufbnhn be5altqte ein Napoleon. in
leinen iommtlifen 6cIo3iigcn hobe
cr III 3eutifInito ME einen einsiacn
Soloaten onrh Woro p~erloren; Don
nnoerer 21noern fonntc err 0as @Iei.
DE nidlt lnqcn. lln0 onS, obfpohl sic
Nelltid1en eigcntIif' eincn radiiihti.
acn 0oB qcQcn sic Trauaoicn beach
mi'6fett, ote rhnctl Die ifl0rCu sc.
oonoen Gil mie0erhoIton Noleu in
Wlt'tcrtclen nernnnoclt hnttcit, nidlt
Soloot degcn SoIoot. ionocru cine
raicnoe 0prOc bon cntmcnihtcn @il.
oelt. IosgeIniicn olf cine bormGoic
9cpolfcrunq. ltnh 0crrof feinc No.
dc, tellc 9Iutgier, fem eit5iQcr San,
nlrgcroipo Elm uerein3clter 0cutidcr
Der %u1geod'tet, fern bon oucr 5iiQcIn
Den 0tScipIin, cincn ld)Infcnocn ohrr
elnen nerirrten Tron3mann mcltfcI
morocri'f itbcrfnIIcn bate: inter
WIlioneu g%inrobncrn nid1t elmer!
llno oo" beiruatc Icutid,Iun0S folt
bcr5iger 1Scino,
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in alien Soften

fampirten mebr 2eute orauBen I'M.
ter Sen Sternen. oils in Sduiern, ood
ieet lit Elm itones Seim Der StoI5
zines ieoen Wannes. gs lit ieood
cine unbeitreitbare Gbotiafe, DAB Sic
I'M Elm biibifes Seim 5u bouen, id0.
mes 9altbol5 oosu baben miiiien. Oas
lit Die Sorte, Die mir perfouien tpenn
es gu 6enitern, 8biiren. SeniterI1oen,
6ltbbooen uiw. fommt. 3ir iiber.
~treiien Pile. 8eben Sic uns cine
Yrobebeiteuuna.
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&euu Dir Sentidlamerifaucr cin'
NAL cingcicbcn baben meroen, oaB
nur GirbGfeit itarf mad)t, ur0 BE
tbeiIiguug an Der @nitit nit)t nur
ibr &eht. ion0ern lire BIlidt
1T, miro man linen nid)t mebr pom
geaucriider Seite Ser 4IaB IN Der
Ode anrueiicn, pie bisher.
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Reihaffs Rotisn-

g$ @er Gieloer an mdfigsu 2ruist
Ieiben modlie. etier perldSIitheu Rnih
petcr fir Seebs uuo SRortgdges bruuht
oeer @eIn ani CUTE Siherbcii ausIeihcl
min. tperne Et an ~. J. 6idifh
203 z. 4. Strdks.
81 8enr Sic 6cIS ;u 5 BRO.
sent bobcn ulohter. 70 iprehen Sir
bel mir Dor. g. 6. SoIJ, 9ontor
i'm Retpbura @cbdmbe.
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Sersuheuuss=B esweiier.

eiiOa. - S.btu Rahmittas uno dbeuo
8dnseIbiIoer
Ga 6rsNe Ehec Ter. - Seoen RndmIttG9
unb Hbeue BnuoelbiIoer.
uiuiefic, - Seoen Rahmtttdg uuo abeno
8onoeIbiloer.
eieg. - Seoeu Rahmittas uuo Gbeno
Rouoelbiloer.
Struub. - Seoeu Rahuittng uuo abeuo
B~aUoeIbiloer.
&uiuo. - Seoeu Radmittas unO gbeue
@dnoe !biloer.
EDme. - (Noroieite.) - Seoeu Gag
@anoelbiloer.
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8 Il s.

GlIo Bier tnHo ieia3te @eiue molten
ans Die &erren Seruperen3lcr nod
qonneu. Inns? Ger pieIcidJt iid)
iel6It? G5 lit CUR 3eit cine ahnungs.
pole 8an0e.
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Dir SOrInas Scs eriten ipeibli6er

Dir &OrInge bes eriteu iuelbIihcr
Mitaiieos Der Segialotur BON 2an-
ius 1egcn oas Houhen III oiieutlihcn
Speijcrdluuen mur0e uieoergcltlmmt.
9tun iolltc ELM mdnnlid)es Wiitglieo
cine @orloge segen oa5 efclbafte nno
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Summit .
fauen in ofientlifen GcrfcArsmIt-
tCllt elfbrInqcll.
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T0rflinaers ganfett.

C0rflinaers gaufett. Im TieuS.
tag Ibeuo fnuo ortf Dem 5rpcitcu Tlur
non Q0rilinQer'S 2oocn oos Sahres-
bonfet Ser .Nt1iam 0orflinaer Nu.
tuoI benefit N%iioeiotion" itatt. .GS
nobmcn t25 @1ite al Dem ous ich$
Sanger ~bcitchcnoeu 0tal theiI. uro
nod @ccnhiRmq besielbeu rpliror fol,
Neuoe& ihGne 8rogranlm aniacfiihrt;
Nmcrica Die Iufprieuorr
Niauo SoIo..........S rI. iSuncr
Gortroa fSrI. Sophie Stnai
Colo .@cttp @urgborot
GjSeipIin uito &crt1ufer ........
......N r. 0inlam ToriIirdcr
ScIcttion TrI. Tl1cr
-,5oucp Canoeing SRI ~. Torrance
%uitrumtntnl 0uet ............
.,.....FrI&. 8iua unh Suffer
@ocoI SoIo SRI @ricbah
los 2ebcu I'M 2aheu. Gr. Gdit
%uitrumcntnl Solo TrI aiuu
SeIeftjon...,Nr 9. @ciaeI
Comic Cunts" ,Sbortp 9tiuer
urS Hiono . Duct
.....Nr. Roab urh SRI. Tuuer.
bc~loubernhe Tihteriu...
Observation-Disclosures. TrI. @hite
.......... SrI. SeIer Rdu
@crertpnscR. .grdiiScut
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Iiidperfanf ami Scm @nrftpIGt.

Iiifperfanf ami Dem MarftpIGB
Seit Iet1cn 9icn8taa miro uuf Dem
MarftpIob inter einem Belt Utilt 5t
8 GcutS pr0 Quart perfmTt uno iber
Sen Nbiue fonnen lid Die 8crfdufcr
nitt beflngcn, 0icnstug NUrgen, olS
Der cr71e %erlllt gcmuft nur0e, mar
Der gum @erfoli porhnrocne Rorratb
buIb pcridnpunocn, uno ebcnio gin9
es an ben nQditen 5agen. Bon lett
an rperocn Wiltperfauier icocn
Norgen allI Dem Murft lem,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
"FRIENDLY ENEMIES" IS
GRIPPING COMEDY DRAMA

Tears and laughter mingled as the
audience watched the comedy drama.
Friendly Enemies" at the Crystal
last night.
The old mother, comic in her pa
thetic sorrow. and heroic in her brave
sacrifice, as she gives her only son
to the service or her adopted country
against her fatherland. The old mans
grief and disappointment when he
learns that his son William has vol
unteered to fight against his "rela-
tons and his stubborn belief that all
the world is wrong and In huge con-
spiracy to discredit the fatherland.
The sturdy patriotism of Block, the
banker, and his support of william
against the wishes and commands of
Williams father, Karl Pfeifer, who
gives money to Walter Stewart, the
chief of the German spies, and then
finds that his money was used to sink
the ship upon which William and his
regiment had sailed for France,
Pfeifers complete change of heart at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture
to This Lady. Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went, Until
Cardui Brought Relief.

Mckinney, Texas.--Mrs. A. B. sto-
vail. of this place. writes; Some
time ago was in a critical condi-
ton. We only lived two squares
from town. yet wasn't able to walk
the two squares.
Il had to ride everywhere went
and suffered at that. but not so much
as when I tried to walk. Standing
on my feet was torture.
my greatest suffering was in my
right side. 1t was so sore and / felt
If stepped down or Jared myself
the least bit I could not stand it.
so just walked mostly tiptoe. This
kept up until / was Just about dis
couraged and decided l had best try
something else.
Someone told me of Cardui, and
where it had benefited cases similar
to mine. felt at least it would not
hurt to give 1t a trial.
After my first bottle / felt better
there was less pain and soreness in
my side.
After my third bottle of Cardui
was well and have been ever since"
Cardui may be just what you need.
Try It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a glass Of Salts if your
Back hurts or Bladder
Troubles you

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, SAYS
a well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which excites the kidneys.
they become overworked from the
strain, get sluggish and fail to filter
the waste and poisons from the blood,
then we get sick. Nearly all rheum-
atism, headaches, liver trouble, ner-
vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts or II
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by sensation Of scalding,
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy; take tablespoonful In a glass
OF water before breakfast and in few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with i1thia, and has been used for gen.
erations to flush and stimulate the
Kidneys, also to neutralize the acids
in urine so 1t no longer causes irri-
tation, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure: makes delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink which every.
one should take now and then to keep
the kidneys clean and active and the
blood pure. thereby avoiding serious
kidney complications.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
TANLAC IS NOW
PRESCRIBED BY
ILLINOIS DOCTOR
Physician Says He Has Never
Known Medicine to Produce
Results Like TanIaC; Takes
III Himself For Relief of
Stomach Trouble.

b. II. Elder, NJ D., with offices at
40 Schradzki building, Peoria, ILL.,.
comes out with his unqualified en-
dorsement of Tanlac.
DR.. Elder graduated from Butler
university OF Indianapolis, Ind, later
took post graduate course at Rush
college, Chicago, and has also studied
! abroad.
He has been in active practice over
forty years--twenty-fiye years in Pc
oria-and is one of the best known
physicians OF thot city
80 far as my knowledge goes"
said DR.. Elder, In an interview re-
Gently, medical science has never
produced a. medicine that brings re-
suits like Tanlac. 1t is altogether too
good to keep from suffering humane
ity and | have been prescribing it in
my practice for some time with re-
markable results.
For years | had suffered from
stomach trouble and rheumatism and
had devoted my best thought trying
to find relief but all to no avail. Right
after eating, gas would form in my
stomach. and affect my heart, caus-
Ing poor circulation, cold hands and
feet, dizzy spells, spots before my eyes,
peculiar feelings, terrible headaches
and cramps in my stomach. The
rheumatism was the kind that Is
caused by uric acid in the blood
which find its way into the joints, and
the pain was so great | could hardly
stand to move my legs and arms.
80, it's no surprise that | devoted
lots of time and thought. using all my
powers, trying to free myself of these
troubles. But nothing | ever found
until l got Tanlac afforded me more
than a little temporary relief. And
here is how l found out the powers
of Tanlac I had a patient who had
suffered for years with the same kind
of trouble and while did all | could
for him, the same as myself, he failed
to improve any. Well, this party came
to my office one day, after having
been away for about six months, and
I never in all my life saw a man look
in better health or seem to feel bet
ter. While sitting there in my office
he told me Tanlac was what brought
about the wonderful change. / could
not doubt 1t, for / knew what an aw-
full condition he had been in, and I
made up my mind then and there to
try Tanlac in my own case So I did
and the results are that few bottles
relieved me entirely Of stomach trou-
Die and rheumatism and all my other
ailments as well. | am an extra hear
ty eater especially of meats and such
foods as often produce bad effects, but
none of these things disagree with me
any more. SO now, as | have discov-
cred the value of Tanlac l am ready
TO honor it as one of the most bene-
ficial of all medicines, I have pres
'cribed it. in cases of rheumatism,
kidney and bladder disorders and q
'un down condition, with wonderful
results. l feel that | ought, for the
benefit Of suffering humanity, to give
my experience with Tanlac to tho
general public.
Tanlac is sold In Albuquerque by
he Alvarado Pharmacy--Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
6'9NEN .IUBILANT
At 1R[ PROSPECT
Of EXTRA SESSION

Much satisfaction is expressed by
women suffragists o. this city over the
announcement made 'st night by Mrs,
r. p. Barnes chairnE n Of the state
Legislative committee On suffrage, that
she had obtained the p mise OF Gov
ernor IarrazolC, that if = special ses-
sion of the legislature was called,
which now seems probabl g, the rati-
fication of the national wo mans suf-.
frage amendment will have 4 hearin' :,
Whether or not special ses sion vii
be held will be decided THU Nday III
Santa Fe when the governor Confe rs
with the republican committee
Meanwhile, members of III E local
suffrage organizations are 'apying
their forces in preparation f gr the
statewide suffrage conference to be
held in this city on Thursday Id Fri
day of this week, under the lea iership
of Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait presi-
dent of the National Equal S lffrage
association at which the wor aen of
the state will organize and pla 4 their
campaign for the ratification bf the
amendment. Prominent club Eomen
Il ON throughout the state ara ex-
pected to be present at the confer ence.
All women who are interested i n OBJ
tanning political equality are urg ed to
attend the meetings" said Mrs
Ba rnes. at makes ne differ ence
VIII ether they are members of suft rage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
3. C, HERNANDEZ HAS
MOVED TO DUKE CITY

Congressman B. c. Hernandez has
Jecome a resident of AIhuuueroue
faving bought a residence here and
moved his family to this city to take
advantage of the educational facilities
offered by the city schools and the
university
Congressman Hernandez retains his
ranch in Rio Arriba county and will
continue to look after his interests
in that part of the state but Albu-
querque will have a real. live con-
gresham for about a year ana a
half
Mr.. Hernandez stated to the Jour
nal that he will not be candidate
IN any circumstances to succeed him
self. He finds living in Washington
too strenuous for his finances and he
is compelled to remain in New Mex
leo, after March 4, 1921, to attend to
his business of making living.
Mr., Hernandez will leave for Wash
ington in a few days, having asked
and received leave of absence while
moving to this city and putting his
children in school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
RED CROSS WILL CUT
OUT SOLDIER LOANS

The following report was received
yesterday from the Red Cross Home
Service office;
AT a meeting of the newly elected
committee of the Red Cross Home
Service, yesterday. it was decided to
cut out all loans to soldiers and their
families. This action was taken in
view of the fact that the recent Red
Cross drive for funds was a failure
and that it seems the desire of the
people of Albuquerque to give no
more money for the men who have
been in service, The small fund still
available, which is coming in largely
in endorsements for loans made
some time agoswill be used to main
tain a small office force. Every eff
fort will be made to give the men as
good service as they have ever had in
matters like correspondence. and the
preparation of papers. That there re-
mains much of such work to be done
appears from the report of the work
done in November which was read
to the committee and on which action
was based. The report follows:
| Office personpel-One secretary,
two interviewers, one stenographer.
Cases handled-37S.
Cases on file-907.
OF these cases handled, 76 had to
do with compensation, SIS with de-
layed allotment, 81 with insurance, 83
with information, 80 with employ
ment, and 81 with the other matters
of importance to soldiers-delayed
payments. Liberty 6onds. mileage and
bonus. There were $40 letters writ
| ten. Financial assistance to the
amount of ,$214.75 was given, and
| $3.50 endorsements received.
The Home Service committee con-
sists of It. J. Mabry. chairman; Mrs.
A. B. McMillen, Mrs. J. S. Landers,
secretary; Nestor Montoya and Rev.
( Winfred Ziegler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-02
ARTHUR Prayer HEADS
LOCAL HEALTH DRIVE

Arthur Prayer, manager of the AL
buouerque Gas and Electric Light
company, will be chairman of the
canvass within the business district of
Albuquerque for the sale of health
bonds and Red Cross seals. Mr..
Prayer accepted the Craftsmanship late
yesterday afternoon and announced
later.
The local committee will attempt
to secure extensive publicity for the
drive during the next few days 1t
is xpected that talks will be made at
the Rotary. and Kiwanis luncheons
and possibly at other club meetings.
A meeting of workers will doubtless
be held on Thursday evening and a
special announcement Is planned at
the first presentation Of ooh. Baby"