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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct 28-King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth Of Bel
GUM arrived a, the White House at
l0:l5 o'clock today to pay their re-
spects 10 Mrs. Wilson The royal
couple was accompanied by Serre-
taty Of State Robcf, Lansing The
king and queen were unattended eS-
cept for their immediate personal at
PENDANTS, including the military aide
of the king, and the lady in waiting
Of the queen
Mrs. wilson after receiving her
guers, chaucd with them a few min
n,es. after which they departed They
did not see the president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
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Store Hours A. N. to 8 r. NJ.
A Sale According to the Alphabet

We have raked and scraped to find the very best
bargains that the store affords for this event, under
an initial heading Of each of the 26 letters of the alpha
bet you will find things Of which you likely have need.
Even if you find but one the price is such as to justify
a trip to this store, bright and early Wednesday. As
sortmepts are likely to break quickly, hence the advis-
ability Of being on hand when the doors open.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
ALBERT FAILS
TO SEE WILSON
King and Queen Pay Respects
10 Mrs. Wilson,

WASHINGTON. Oct. As
Secretary Tumulty was leaving
President Wilson's roo today he
remarked that he was going 10
meet the king and queen Of Bel.
GUM.
"You mean the king and queen
Of the Belgians,' said the presi-
dent, Il accept the amendment"
replied Nj. Tumulty.
ut Is not an amendment
merely an interpretation eoun-
tered the president.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
Spent Vacation Period.

c. A. Cairns, general passen-
ger agent of the Chicago North
western, firmly believes that
there is but one method of enjoy
ment in this life, and that is a
vacation period spent in the Big
Woods country, especially at the
summer resting place on the Isle
of B southeast of Eagle River.
Every summer Mr.. Cairns makes
it a point to split his vacation
into several generous portions
and enjoy every minute IN the
woods. His second tri p here
this summer terminated last
Monday, and when he left the
village in a fivver for Rhinelan-
der to entrain he had several bas-
kets of blueberries as a souvenir
of his trip Makes no difference
who the man is, this north
woods stuff gets them.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
Cole. The Trout Fisherman.

!. w. Cole of Elgin. ILL.,, who
one time was the owner Of "a
summer home on Cranberry, has
quit the ways of the methodical,
antiquated angler, and gone in
for the real game such as the
man with red blood follows.
And that is the angling after the
willy brook trout, the little
speckled fellows who shoot more
thrills down the spine of the
worthy disciple Of friend 1zaak
than jazz band at circus. Cole
blew in Eagle River Monday
from the 500 where he had been
fishing rainbow and brook trout,
and is now a converted blue
berry hound, busy in the Villas
county fruit district picking and
shipping his winters supply of
BURBERRY juice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27

usually bright program and Miss
Pearl Richards of Eagle River ex-
ercised her talent as palm read
er. This entertainment netted
$165 90 which will start fund
for directcharity under the direc
ton of Rev. Davies and a COM
mittee to be chosen.
Other services and sings have
been held to procure funds to
meet contingent expenses, the
various resorts consciously and
unconsciously rivaling each 9th
er in the matter Of donations.
The larger amounts have been as
follows: Oliver Lodge (1st en-
gagement) $2O.46, return en-
gagement $34. y; Red Oak re-
sort 1881; Everett's $25.35;
Thomas $3O.65; Hazen's Long
Lake Lodge 500. ga; Greenwood
Ranch $500.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
NOTE OF THANKS.

l wish to express my gratitude
to the guests and hosts OF the
following resorts for their splen-
did contributions to the work
which | am attempting in Villas
county field: Savner, Red Oak,
Oliver Lodge, Everett's, Thomas,
Hazen's and POwells.
Also to Miss Barroll of Califor-
MIA, Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Thomas OF
Camp Winnepe and Miss Pearl
Richards for the splendid enter,
tainment for charity benefit Civ
en- at the Everett resort.
w. I. DAVIES.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
Swedberg Heads The List.

Gust Swedberg, Fraternal Re-
serve association hustler for this
district has just received a sub
stantial cash reward for securing
more new members within the
last three months. than any
other deputy in Wisconsin. His
district comprises Villas and
Oneida counties.
Mr.. Swedberg is constantly
on the Job for the F. K. A. and
he never misses an opportunity
to increase the ranks of the
order. Hehas won several prizes
for getting new business. New
North.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
THAT FLAMBEAU FAIR
Reservation Indians Across
County the Attraction To-
morrow and Friday.

Tomorrow and next day, Aug
2Sth and goth, the Flambeau
Indian Fair will be the attrac-
ton for the residents and tour
lists of this section of the state.
For several years past the res
ervation Indians have been hold
ing a two-day fair, and it is well
worth the trip across the county
to see it.
The Eagle River ball team is
scheduled to play the Indians
there tomorrow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
ICING AT RESORTS
,ner Resorts in Lake
p.oion Enjoying Unique
Tatbods of Entertainment
Sings and Talks.

Methods OF entertainment
Sings and Talks.
,..sraI of the leading resorts
,rlss county have been visited
,.Iv bv Rev. w. ]. Davies in
. interest of the missionary
Charitable work throughout
field of labor.
these visits were made IN the
~of community sings and re-
ANS services. 1t is not gener-
raonreciated that right here
he woods of northern Wis
,,,;n a work so up-to-date,
even people from the largest
l., Of the country know moth
gabout.
+ will be recalled that when
., was declared the govern
.,rt put into practice a system
eIpcating the people in the
ID of crisis and keeping the
,5Ic informed of the great
srgs being accomplished. This
\, the "Four-Minute Men"
-senl. Along with this came
desire to keep up the morale
the people during the times
hen bows were mustered into
!, service, food was being con-
xred, grain was a scarce neces-
nv more land must be put into
,iivation, greater vigilance ex-
rsed over our manner OF life
-ibabits of thrift and sacrifice
sogld control every avenue of
rury. So there came into be-
ga system of singing, not only
1rlotic but popular and anus
r as we'll as religious songs
rre brought into use for help
% to keep up the morale on this
eof the ocean as we'll as in the
amos in the battle-scarred land
France.
When the war ceased we found
hat the institution of communi-
singing was appreciated SO
-1ch by the people that it has
lien used for community welfare
-ieyen to supplement religious
1vices. At the meetings at the
aeraI resorts the guests from
peat cities like Chicago, Kanass
lt7 and San Francisco have en-
bred the community songs and
b this object lesson or exhibit
nhave realized that program
singing has been carried out
1.-the rural schools of this coun-
which has hardly been sur
aSsed in the cities.
The charitable work has neces-
aHly been limited for no funds
2ye been available for such a
@gram. However scores of
miles have been relieved by the
Enbution of clothing shipped
lby means Of the missionary
areI' from the down state
-arches. Needy families have
4n put in direct communica
BON with societies and received
&Pm this direct way.
Last Thursday evening a dis
iy Of the response of the people
@Shown when under the d.
%aon of Miss Barroll of Pasa-
aa, CAL, popular form of en-
@aInment was given at the
'Tett resort. The Camp Win
'F Minstrel Troup gave an I'M
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
SHEEP FROM THE WEST
Western Owners Find
That Northern Wisconsin
Lands Are Fine for Graz
ing.

ing.
Another big consignment of
western sheep, comprising over
5000 head arrived in Oneida
county Saturday and was placed
on the STANCE Lumber COM
PAWS lands near Woodboro,
according to the Rhinelander pa
pers. The flock came from
Landers, Wyoming, and is the
property of Johnson Brothers of
that city.
This is the largest shipment Of
sheep vet to arrive in this To-
cality. They came in a special
train of twenty-seven cars on
the 500 line and were unloaded
at Woodboro. The lands on
which the animals will Craze
constitute one of the largest cut
over tracts in Oneida county.
It is said that Johnson Broth
ers will ship at least $4,000
more sheep into this county be-
fore snow flies. They will be
placed on lands near Woodboro
and Bundy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
JUST FISH STORIES
p ss:sWWg:Gg: s:s:sGWMGGGs

William Chaplin of Chicago, a
guest at the Greenwood Ranch,
captured his first muskellunge in
the Wisconse river yesterday.
The fish weighed in at twenty
five pounds, and of course will
60 to taxidermist at once. 1t
was a beautiful specimen of the
muskellunge tribe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-08-27
Ed Ziebell landed a five pound
Oswego bass this week from a
small lake near Columbus.

Several muskies have been
landed in the Eagle chain the
past week. The big brutes, after
a vacation period of several
weeks, have begun taking the
lure, and the sports are oiling up
their musky tackle for a record
season.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
st. Benedict s
|Hcaoenflp = ~. y
gt Soiep1, gtearns Co. Nilnn.
L.. ( .tIe,. Saskatchewan f1nhps

q Soiep1, gtearns so, Niinn.
Sine 81 6eiten Mnitalten 5llr bSbe'
re1 sSdferer5iebnn 90 gaIl5en
lWprb,ueiten. ~llnterrid)tel II oe1ltid)er,
enaliider nl,D frau56iliider Sprade,
sfenoaraplie, sDpeiuriting, Bud.
iabren, M1nlf, Maleu, aOdlen nnS
lpeiblide 4ailbarbeifel. gripat5lm'
n,er, nit alien moocrnen 8ea1emIid-
ftiten ansaelfatRt, feben ben 3og.
linaen s,lr gerfagllng. Nht 1btgems
S.nititufe 1T cine Gd5ltIe fiir auaben
nun s 5ig 12 Sabren D%erbnnoen. Use.
acn Maberem ,uenoe man nd IN
Sister Directress, q. s.. i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
6tunoe Ben beriibmten Mann 6araf-
teriiiert. un0 fir ben oberfldmlihen

|teri1iert, un6 fir ben oberflubli6er
geobo6ter batte 1ie redt. 5ebr piele
Meni1en gingen obne 8eiteres an
Gotta boriiber obne iiG nod ibm INT
3uld)a11en ODER ettpas 8e1onoeres an
ibm al finben. @rfheinung, SOL
tnng, Manieren, ni6ts fiel irgen0mie
al1s benz &abmen bes getpobnliden
Ye1eaiduftSmeniben, nno nlr per
Elm StaDinm aus BEN MenI6en mod
tie, fo1lnte an Dem feinen ip0tiiden
Wlu11oe, an bent geiltrei6en Bug I'm
|5tirr nno Mngen ei1res iener Sn0iDi=
buen erfennel1, Bic biel 5n iagen, biel
81 Deribmeigen t%Diile1t, 0eren nmgane
einen 8e1pin11 beoel1tet.
Gotta bielt bic itablgrauen Mugen
u1eiit balb geibloiien, audi bottle er
iii9l rum better gu leben", Elm lethfes
|8lin5eln argetDobnt, oas Ieinem Sc
|iibt bdil1fig einen rngetpoQt bodmu=
|tigen Ans0rrd CAB.
y5ebr erfreut mei11e Serrenl" @r
|iduttelte fraftig Sic inn entgegenge=
1tredtten Sdnoe. u2alien mir emit
.meilen sic l9onen 6rauen nn6 Die
'fleinen Mdoden Die laufen nnS
.nidt babon, nrb nien1ano entgebt be-
fanntlib einem Sbidfal! nebrigens,
SIR Miind)en IN alien Gbrenl SD
bab' III Ben pnar Eagen auf meinen
Sblenoergdngen 0nr9 oie 5taot uno
Die @eiitanla8en 10 biel biibides
@eiblides getroffen, bob i6 incline
Belle Grerb' Dran bob baben miiiien!!"
uMnoerer Ippns, tpie Ser romi16e,
tpas?1 meinte Ser &upferite6er.
uM9 - laiien's mi aus nit II r0-
mi1den IDpusl Menn Sic benttgeS-
tags ol1r9 Gom ipa5ieren laufen, ben
friegen sic berbdltnismdBig lelten 5u
leben gelt Mari, bob id redt?
Som - i9 biH' Sic! @ns lit % al
leg 5ugetnan0ert, mas bot ii6 % al
les niebergelonen, 01rdeinanoerge=
mi}d]f! @er nibt lang bort lebt nn0
fin6ig lit, mas itebt Der bon Der mirf-
liden r0miiben 8ep0lter11ng? 80 gut
.tpie ni9ts, neil Der fololiale Jrem-
oenberfebr oues pernif6t, iiberfln=
tet! Snternationales Eonri1tentrei=
ben - bus 1T Die 5ignatur bonGom
fir Ben, Der es nidt ga115 genalt
|fenntll"
sit es ul1o pobr, baB. sic gang
bon Nom fortgeben, gan5 bierbletben
mollen 5err Yrofelior?" fragte Der
|iunge Maler.
s. Sd fort bon Mom !? Sd mein Som
.perlnfen? Gong IN De1tIdlanb le-
ben? Sdm mir I'M Gral1m nidt Elm
ober ol1d ntdbt I'M Eralml 8as
Rom mir lift mas Sic 5faot mir
.bietet baS lit unb bietet mir feine
feline anf bem ga115en @r0enrlino!
|M6gen Sic Gent bod ale 0aberfom=
men n11b idtpaben, bag lei iibertDlttt=
|bener 5tonbpunft, nnb Die tra0i-
2ttiionelle rDmiibe 5dtpdrmerei fei Id
Iberlib be11f5ntage 1tnb gebor gar
1iiddt mebr III eir1 ribttges &iinltler-
Ieben btnei1 ess tot bel better
pD1e 6as bei mir tut es nid)t 80
5a mir gebort Som u1o Der Ro1ler-
ffnltis, u1tb ner etpn 6riiber laden
min DION! Sd geb's ibm fret
ct hots nn1lo1lf Ser Mari fanl1
1nir beaeligen, frob6em ct ih Blob
Elm ein5igeg nr1nieligeg sSdbrlleinbie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
,id1t Dime MnitoB tpiiroe ber1agen f0n=

men. nm1onIt, 0aB tie 1ib 1ngte, ore1e
|grenoe lei b0aig nnbegrunoet, es mer:
Sc cine @eleuI6oft fem mie iebe an.
|6ere &. I. bas interchangeable @efub]
mar 6a uno lieb Tie ni6t los, mabrenl
tie it'd alten Damen Dor1teaen lieB,
|gaD's Sreunoinnen begrmBte nro nit
Eb0fliden jungen 9erren 0e6ielreoer
austuuiGte. Sic itano iebt i1lnitter
elmer @rl1ppe iunger 2eute I'M Bou:
|0oir ser 9ausfran, etrem 1ebr b1b:
iben, in matfgeb nn0 Silber gebal=
tenen Manm bober fonnte Tie midi
|ieben mie eben ieBt I'M 5alon WiarI
Npoe tpie ein 5toBpogel 5uldob, 1br
freuoeltrableno beim ,Mrm pafte I'M
al ieinen gltern fiibrte, 0enen er Der
glnf0mnling feierlib praientierte
u@err Nrofeiior Gotta aus No1n!!"
ugtelen Cant, @uaoigite, Sbnen
|Desgleiben SER No0e, oaB Sic nil
|erlanben, an Sbrem btbl6en SET
teil5unebnten, gan5 u%nbefarnt, tpie td
|Sbnen bin -"
Scr Nan1e Gotta lit niemanoen
unbefnnnt, Ser 1l1r Dos geringite Sn=
@tere}1e an BEN beutigen &l1nltbeltrez
bungen nimmt!" beetle ii6 Srou9fo=
oe, cine nod bubide, BLONDE Srau,
berbin6lth einautDerfen. nBei metz
r1em Mann nnD mir lit bieS SSnterelle
.lelbltperltanDlib Elm 1ebr groBes,
idpn bnrb unieren Sobn %angefadt,
Ser nns gar nidt genug bon SSbre11
berrliden Merfen, &err 8rofellor
Sc, nidt oph, :@5trdoiigite, ib
bitte!!" @ie oft in ieinem 2eben bottle
Ser @efeierte fdon 8braien oieier Mrt
uno abmebren miiifenl r@1
.Sbrem 5obn iibrtgens merben Sic
rodl pips @ot, Sreube erleben. Gr
mabt 1ebr quite 5aben, Der Mfagi, er
bat I'M lebten Sabre namentlib gro=
BE Sorti6ritte genodt nno f%oloiial
.Diel 1T Der Ee1nif m%egbefommen!"
u9o?" fubr Mari bu5niiben iiber
bas gauge 8eltbt lubeno. nNber,
Meilter, 0as baben sic mir 1elbit BIS
Der nod gar nidt geiagt!!"
Sab, id nidt? gaun, Damn Jag
|ih's lett! aon1n1en sic MIR, Wari!"
11el1 angefomme1e @dIte tpur0en
Sen @Itern bon threm 5obn, Dem
|9berlelttnont 3ugefiibrt r~1ui1en
l5ie's einihpeilen gen1tg lein nit Dem
|goriteuenl Bo1fieren mir nns bier IN
|bieien 1hQen 8t1tfel nm SenIter, nno
|luifen's mi a biiiel ultsibnaufenl1
Gotta bntte nnge 3eif in 8ien ge=
lebt unb ii6 ben gemiitlth flingen=
ben oiterretbifbe11 Diuleft onge=
n6bnt.
genr 5u germ geborGte Mart; Ell
|fptnte es aber ni1t berbin0ern, Dab
Elm paar iei1er ndditen 6reuteoe fib
nit oa3u geieufen. giner bon ibnen,
eth tIdtiger &11nitbtitorifer, mar
GOTTA bereitg befarnt, bie 5tDei anbe=
rem, Elm Maler nro Elm <pferiteher,
tparen geboreneOiiindener 11rb batfen
iid MIR besDalb bereit filtoen lafien,
|bas belttige Set mit5umaden, neil lie
Mnsii6t bntten Ben ugrofben 8idfrieo
Gotta nrtattrefHm.
Carr nihf 1nebr dion langlt
nidt mebr jung 1iidtg &iifitleriz
ides III ser grIdeinnngF so boffe
legsdn ffo0e bot elmer glIten balbefl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
r0mi19e 2uft bat Inn Die Naie neben

lromi1be Suit bat I'M Die ytn1e meben
Ia11en - nno tpas min Elm Sabr la
gen fir &om? Mber ne SSoee bat er
benno6 befommen, mas fir ein 1tr=
berglei6li6es 2eben oaS 90 lit in Der
etDigen 5taDt un6 mics ben
Aun1tler, BEN 8ilobo1er 5nnnal, padf
uno 5uerit nieoermirft in ben tiefifen
|glbgrnnD nn6 bann bod 1Dieber mie
nit tonlen6 Saulten IN Die 9obe reiBt,
tpenn er anfdngt, Die Nntife 5u ieber1
unb beriteben 5u lernenl 8immelS.
iufra, mas iteb' ib bier II. mo- ben
8reoiger IN Ser 8ilte! &ommt nod
|Gpm, ane 3nlammen nno tDer Mns
gen bat 5n ieben, Der lebe!"
.gg lit ia uuG nnr, peil m1r Dor
ten, Sic Ddtte1t bier einen 8ruoer,"
t1parf Der Muler etmas eingeidmdtert
|6u5mii6en.
ugiun ia, freilidl Sen bab' id, uno
|eine liebe fleine Sblpagerin 0a5n, nno
bab' mid ber5lib gefreut, baB Die
2ent' aus ibrem Nor0en, no i6 ME
unb nimmer butt binfommen fonnen,
bierber ber5ogen ftn6, no man lie boot
emma faiien fam! Sic buben 5tDei
Efleine Buben gefrtegt, ieit mir uns
bus leBte Mal iaben, un6 bie8etannt=
idoft 6ieier febr eb%rentperten iungen
6erren bob ih burd)aus MAIDEN
loaen uno aud molten @in6ernnrr,
Ser ih einmol bin! 3ltoem benz
ientimentalen oeutiden Meiidel, Der IN
mir 1rin itedt ia ia, guden Ste
MIR an mir berouf nnb berab, mabr
it's bod alio, bent Clement IN
mir lalfbtps bod feline Nube, oas muB
bon Set 5n 3eit fem &ebt befom-
men, 1no ieBt, no i6 nbrelang IN
SStnlien feitgeieiien bob, % muBt' hd
chen Denti6e SUIT mieDer atnen ln6
bie @ef6piiter tpieoeriebenl Sd Ddir'
al ibnen gefabren nrb me1tn tie nod
in ibrem Moroen gelebt batten i
.biels eben ni6t aus, es lit mild
11idt mebr I'M 5iioenl Aber MIDI
bier ei~ntpur5eln? &om ai1fgeben29e
LIND menn ib aner 5tdote &ei3 nnb
Yreis erfenne Ieben tam Elm
Menid, pie ih nun mol elmer bin,
ein5tg IN &oml"
uBrapo, Meilter! Wir aus Der
|seele geiprodenl" REF Mari enfbu=
finitiib. limo fief aufatment fHgtte1
|er bin5u: 80 @oH min, iib' ih I'm.
funftigen Sabre tpieoer bel Sbren IN
Der 8ia Margutta!"
rDas ion Elm 8ort ieiu, mei11
Sobn! nno ibaffen molten mir 5tpei,
|apie Die 9erierferl"
ugber Mari bat nng geiagt, Sic
baattffen iih bier in Meiinden EN- Mte-sI
Tier gemietet, &err Hrofeiior
oas pnbr2" fragte Der &upferiteber.
rl1nb ob! Wori bot ga115 redbt ge=.
iagtl Sd bob min 90 tn gurer.
5dapmtalerltroBe ettpas gemietet.
mas eber nod aaem anberen, ais
mad 'nem NteIier alsibolit - nun
miro ibon mer0en, miro lbor1
Efommenl SIT nod nidts BON Gom Cd,
mos iH mir bob dhiiden ln1ien, nno.
Die 3fpei 2eut bic thf nid]t entbebren
fam, obne Ste ib nihtg beifiden
EIdiBt Sic irb aud mod niidt 3D..
l5fi5aen II. g11ftpiirfe oa5n gebrond
i1 uieu1al1ooerL I'M BegenteI Mori
IfpeiB, Dag bari fein menidlibes glugeI
lebenl Mer Il bab ID 5lpeierlei don
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-25
ICE CREAM MAN
 SAYS HE THOUGHT
 HIS TIME HAD COME.
Could Find No Relief From His Suf-
 fering-Feels Like New Man
 Since Taking Tanlac He Declares.

It is indeed doubtful if there is a better known or more highly respect ed man in Knoxville, Tennessee, than c. NJ. Smith. "Cal", as he is known to his host of friends, has been prom inently identified with the ice cream manufacturing business in that city for number of years, occupying a responsible position with the Mono Ice Cream Company. In relating his remarkable experience with Tanlac, MT. Smith recently said:
 About one month ago, 1 had a se- were attack of what the doctors de- scribed as acute indigestion, and for several days I was very sick man. Shortly after eating, one day, l be- gan to experience very full, uncom- fortable feeling in my stomach. l had never had anything like it before and l hope I never will again, for my stomach swelled up so from gas that I could hardly breathe. My lands and feet got cold and clammy and my pulse weak. felt like I'd give anything in this world for one good deep breath. 1 started doctor ing myself, but in spite of the medi- cine took, l continued to get worse and begun to think my time had come.
 "A friend of mine told me about this Tanlac and l sent and got bot tie and started taking it. Well, sir you can believe it or not, but ] begur to improve from the very start. By the end of the week l was al strengthened out again and now thai I've taken three bottles, I feel like 2 new man. I have forgotten all about the indigestion and can eat just any. thing I want.
 "Tanlac just beats anything l ever saw. Nearly everybody in my neigh borhood is taking Tanlac and they are all praising it."
 Tanlac is sold in Newport by drug gists. (Ady)
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-25

There is more Catarrh in this sec ton of the country than all other dis eases put together, and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local u tieatment, pronounced it incurable. atarrh is local disease, greatly in fluenced by constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine, manufactur- ed by F. J. Cheney & Go, Toledo, Ohio, is constitutional remedy, is ta- ken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sudfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re- ward is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-25

certain series of maps that have made their appearance in many store windows, at postoffces, railroad sta- tions, and in churches and school houses, is arousing in both ord and young an interest in the geography of the oldest country of which most of us have not even a vague knowledge
 This map contains line at the top that reads as follows: Where mil lions of human beings are starving Western Asia" This map does not be- gin to tell the story alone. The tele- graphic reports in your daily papers tell of the suffering and dying. The map merely fascinates one with the names that he became familiar with in childhood and that even now fill him with reverential awe when he sees them becokoning to him from the map.
 For it is the Holy Land that is shown so conspicuously in the very center of this modern chart There appears Jerusalem, the magnificent city of David, the city around we.ich the Bible is written. Directly noyth, and not far removed, is Nazareth, where Jesus grew to manhood and be- gan his work. Just a few miles southwest of Jerusalem is Bethlehem, where the angels rejoiced when He was born in the manager.
 At other points on the map are shown Damascus, said to be the old est city in the world, and Tarsus, where the Apostle Paul lived before he became Jesus most devoted fol lower.
 And, while the map with the fani- far names arouses memories of the Sabbath School and the lessons taught at mothers knee, one wonders why the map now in this twentieth century takes on new interest.
 And that is the pity of it. In all of those sacred places grim want and