davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

BOCIAN.

Samica bociana siedzfa}a ma
! smreku i czyscila piora. Muska-
IL dziobem lotki w skrzydiach j
wygsadzaia puch ma piersi. Oglad
neia siebie i siedzfaia cicho- Tax
czysta i biala, jak tylko ptak bye
moze
Przechylaa gsowe i spojrzala W
niebo. Pietrza sic chmury, burza
bedzie. OBa czeka ma samoa, po-
leciaf po Ter ola niej, potem -
poleca do zagrody, ma ktorej da-
chu rok-rocznie czeka ma Mich
,,kolo'; tam wybuduja gniazdo,
beda mieli piskleta ; och juz teraz
je kocha.. ear zyciat wiosna!
MAJ kochany! dzieci!
Zagrzmiai strzai, runsla glowa
w dol. Rozbija sic ma galeziach i
pada ma ziemie. Strzaszliwa po-
STAG ia chwyta, skreca szyje, ona
troui sic dzi6bem i ginic.
Dzieei spostrzegfy, re tato ME
sic wieIkiego ptaka i wybiegty
naprzeciw. Zabojca daf i'm ptaka,
bawia sic MIN. Z domu wyszfa
staruszka, smutno porusza gto--
wa: % grzech, grzech! co Z ia
kiego biednego ptaka "a pozytek?
grzech tylko, wieS mole .sPlo-
nac!"
To tylko glupi chfopi TAX
mowia, - odparl zabojca. - Me
miaiem mic innego ma oku i stree
liiem.
Biedny, niewinny, pokrwawio-
ny ptak lezai ma ziemi, a kiedy
znudzilo sic dzieciom bawic, WIG
~ ptaka / zakopaiy.
Mad zrsbem leciai bocian roz-
gladajac sic pilnie. Obleciai las
caly, znowu sic wroci4, oblecial
koiem re dwie mile / siadi zrtuzo-
ny ma smreku. Wzniosi glove W
gore i zakekotai. Wkolo tylko
zmierzch, cisza i smutek. Potem
poleciai dalej, przyleciai do wsi
ma swoja strzeche. do gniazda,
kt6re rok-rocznie ma Mich czekaio,
puste! Poleciai zn6w szukac to-
warzyszki swojej.
! znowu ~powracai. moze ia juz
zastanie O! majaczy cos pc
przez liScie rozkwitajacej jabioni,
ME. to tylko pl6tno ma zerdzi.
Wlozyl dziob pod skrzydlo.
Chiodne jeszcze ranki. Mega Scier
piala. Wyciagnat druga a tamta
schowai pod skrzydlo. Wyciag--
nal dzi0b i znow sic rozgladai
Pusto, wiatr tylko szelesci. u
kryl glove W pi6rach, pochybotai
koncami skrzydel i znowu znie-
ruchomiai. Pierre tylko ma pier
s:ach wznosi sic to ,opada. Pr
hi! PHI!
Ocknai sic, jail rozmachiwaG
skrzydlami i rozgladaG sig, Me
ma - niema - niema iei!
| Jeszcze bardziej sic skull.
TAX mu chfodno, choc ma dwo-
RE jasno i ciep}o. Juz dziewiec
dni breezy sic i lata i szuka swej
towarzyszki. Nocuje ma tym
smreku W leslie, gdzie ia Smiert
zaskoczyia, boi sic i wstydzi zejsc
ma lake j do ~ruczaju, on samo-
tiny! Gdzie, gdzie ona?
Wreszcie p~rzyleciaf zn6w i u
siadf ma strzesze, ma tenn gniez--
die tax w zeszlym roku wesofem,
q dis - pustem i zimnem. Ze-
siabi. Jest ME mogi. SpuSciwszy
| glove przysiadi ma nogi oslabIy.
Rano uslyszai mad soba Sum,
otworzy oczy, to bociany szybu-
ia, kazdy zmierza do swego gnia-
IDA - z towarzyszka.
Chciaf rozwinac i on skrzydla
Il potoczyi sic ma dol po strzesze
ma obejscie. .
- Patrz, CO sic dzieje mowi
re izami w oczach mloda wiesnia-
czka. - Pewnikiem ktos zabi{ sa-
mice! Biedny ptak, az SERGE sic
kraje. Maio jeszcze smutku roz-
nego...
- o! juz ten czlowiek, - 3D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
Korespondencya

.czyny PAM ,,smarowala twarz ia
gryzaca medycyna?" L takiego
powodu powstale zmars7czki ma
,twarzy, trudno bedzie zapewne
w~ygiadzie. Czasami zmarszczkl
IA miodej twarzy So nastepstwem
nationwide Tub - zmartWlenla 1
ciezkiej piracy. Wowczas nalezy
odrzucic wszelkie ,,smarowid}a j
tynktury", twarz obcierac VIE
czor grubym pIociennym reczni--
klein umoczonym W przegotowa-
nej letniej wodzie i posmarowac:
,cotd-cream'em', rozstartym z pa
ru kroplami r6zanej woody. Rano
obetrzec znowu letnia woda i lex
ko przypudrowae ryzowym pu-
drem ME zawierajacym szkodll-
'wych domieszek, taxa metoda
wydaie czasem dobre rezultaty.
Niczego innego ME moge PAM
doradzac, i ostrzegam pred uzy-
waniem zalecanych srodkow ma
pieknoSc!" Wszystkie ME maja
wartosci i psuja twarz, chwlowo
dajac pozory barwy i msodosci,
lecz juz po kr6tkim czasie psuja,
zl6bia sk6re ia twarzy i nieraz
zatruwaja organizm. Jak kobiety
ryzykuja zdrowic swoje a nawet
i zycie ola pozyskania pieknosci,
tc - przechodzi wszelkie ludzkie
pojecie. Niedawno, pewna DANA
spalifa sic, PREY uzywaniu ME
umiejetnie jakiegos srodka do far
bowania wiosow.
Tysiace kobiet traca majatki,
znosza istne tortury i cierpienia,
szeby wydaG sic - pieknemi.
Bardzo wielu lekarzy konstatuje
PREY badaniu pacyentek, il tie do
browolnie zatruwaja organizm,
spozywaniem naprzykiad ~arszeni-
ku, ktory podobno posiada te
wiaSciwost, IL rozwija pieknie
formy ciaia i swiezoSc twarzy i
zadnei Z Mich ME odstrasza ME
zbita prawda, IL pc paru latach
Tub nawet miesiacach, choruje sic
/ - umiera w nastepstwie proch-
nicjqcych kosci Tub obiedu.
Przeszlego roku, pojawiia sic re-
Kama lekarstwa ma ,,pewne cho-
roby", zapewniajaca .zupesne
wyzdrowienie i - zadowolenie."
Rozbi6r chemiczny tegoz lekar--
silva wykazai szkodliwe skladni-
ki, kt6rych nastepstwem - koh-
Gem byl paraliz. l czy to co po-
moie? Nierozsadni ltrdzie wierzs
zachecajqcym reklamom - wy
nalazcy korzystaja i robia pienia-
DE, ludzie plaza moneta, zdro-
wien i zyciem!
.,Behadonna'', ktora nietylko
artystki uzywaja ola zyskania
,,~pieknych blyszczacych oczow'',
niszczy wzrok i nieraz sprowadza
siepote.
Najwiecej popularna z tortur-
ola szerokich i duzych nog jest,
wciaganie waskiego ,ciasnego obu
via. l tego jeszcze ME dose ola
duzej liczby pretensyonalnych
dam, ME wahaja sic procz tego
wzywaG pomocy aparatu zwane-
go ,,upiekszycielem nog", zgadza-
ia sic navel ma tortury w nocy,
probujac spac re scisnietemi w Ia
kin aparacie - nogami. Instru--
ment ten byl bardzo popularnym
w Paryzu, gdzie jeden z Opera
torow" wpadi w klopot, w ma
stepstwie okaleczenia i okulenia
kIientki, ktora sic odda}a w jego
rece.
| tax, zachwalane, reklamowa-
re srodki upiekszajace cia}o So
tylko wyzyskiem ,,humbugicm" a
zawsze mijaja sic re SVEN
przeznaczeniem.
Gdyby panienki, malujace sic i
uzywajace ,ysrodkow upieksze-
MIA, obaczyly sic, ME W lustrze,
kt6re czesto kiamie, lecz gdyby
mogly widziee pc paru godzinach
n~alozenia szminki, swa wlasna
twarz, z pewnosciaby sic przera-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
ME BADz $MIEszNA!

Sedzia S., delegat i posel do
,rady paflstwa", siedziai W wy
godnym fotelu i patrzyl z milos-
cis poprzez kseby cygarowego
dymu ma swoja Sliczna mloda 70
ne.
,,Tosiu" - mowi - ty ;esteS
rajmilsza, ~najlepsza kobietka, ia
ka kiedykolwiek znaiem.'
Och, drogi mojs jake milo
zonie slyszec taxa pochwale" -
powiedziala siodkim g~iosikiem
moda kobieta, sponsowiaIa, po-
prawila biala raczka ciemne wto-
sy na skroni = pod plecy uprzej
mego malzonka ulozyla miekka
poduszke.
BIO to jest prawda, Toninko-
dowodzif pan sedzia stanowczo,
tax ladnie i czysto utrzymuiesz
mieszkanie, re wyjst sic stad ME
chce; tax smacznie gotujesz i ia
kie dobre ciasta ~picczesz! Me
chat ucza sic II ciebie te wszyst-
kic leniwe gospodynie, nigdy
twardych burak6w W barszczu,
nigdy Przepalonego miesa lub
surowej leguminy, w kat pred
swa sztuka najmadrzejszy mistrz
sztuki kulinarnej nawet francu-
skiego pochodzenia."
%! Ludwiku! jake mic usz-
czesliwiasz!" PAM Antonina po~
prawifa koraliki ma swej biaiej
szyjce, - poiozyla druga podu-
szke pod rarhie meza.
Il - z praktycznego ,punktu
zapatrywania, Mkt z toba porow-
nae size ME moe; nigdy jeszcze
ME powiedziaias mi w tych dro-
| gich c~zasactl, re ci pensya. kt6ra
CT daje, ME wystarcza, przeciwnie,
jeszcze odkiadasz do banku, po--
mimo tego zadnego braku ME czu
jemy w niczem ; przytem, rachun-
XII twoje zapisujesz re Scisioscia
buchaltera a dzieci nasze So maj
grzeczniejsze, najinteligentniej--
SIC w caIem sasiedztwie i to dig
XII tobie"
PAM Tosia podiozyla dwie po-
duszki wiecej pod nogi osprawie-
dliwego' ma jcj cnoty mahonka.
,.Po tenn - co s}ysze Z ust
twoich, drogi Ludwiku, duma
wzbiera mole SERGE, tenn bardziej
re - m;edzy mojemi znaiomemi
niema ami jednej zony, ktorejby
MAJ ME zarzucal, re Jest: leniwa.
niedbaia, glupia Tub smicszna.
Powiedz. drogi, czy nigdy ME
wydalam CT sic - glupia hub
Smieszna?"
,Wielki Boze! ty! niemadra
lub smieszna! Wszakze nietna w
swiecie rozsadniejszej, bardziej
taktownej kobiety"
,,Po wydaniu takiego ola mnie
uznania i Swiadectwa, jestem te-
raz pewna, re ME odmowisz mo-
jej proSbie, wszakze niezdolna
Ijestem przedstawiaG zadan nieo-
rartych, ma sprawiedliwosci -
rieprawdaz, drogi moi mezu?"
Pan Ludwik ma sekunde zasta-
nowi} sic. jake to moze bye re
strony tax doskonaiej istoty "a
DAME i prosba? Nowy ~wiosenny
kostyum i kapelusz kupila pred
paru dniami, O samochod ME dba-
la re wzgledow oszczednoscio-
wych, wydatku ma szofera i po--
riewaz wiedzia}a, re - pan Sc
dzia nigdyby ia ME ~narazi}, ia i
dzieci ma wypadek spowodowany
lego, pana sedziego nieumiejet--
roscia W prowadzeniu - czysz-
czeniu tego. przedmiotu zbytku.
Powiedzia1 wiec uspokojony: -
,,Prosba, Toninko? alez wszyst--
ko, czego tylko zazadasz"
w takim razie" - mowi}a to-
mem stanowczym nieznoszacym
opozycyi: .Jestem pewna, re ia
ko sprawiedliwy i yrzecznik"
wezmiesz W swoje rece sprawe
ucisnionych kobiet, j. ma zebra
niu przemowisz "a - wynagro-
dzeniem krzywd i prawem sufra-
zystek.. kiedy p6jdziesz ma o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
ReumatyZm
Domowe Iekarstwo dane przez oso-
ha kt6ra 10 utyxala.

bs kt6ra je u4ywais-
N. viosns " roku 1898 ciepisiem
ma Eapalny feumatyLm ! mvsnKI-
low. Cierpfenie jake prxecnoo1,-
lem DIZZY try lat1 mog9 pc!ac w
ko cl ktorzy TAX Same cierpis- fro-
bowalem lekarstwo 20 lekafstHle
lekarza DO lekarZu, lecz 70 ptzy-
nosiio mi tylko chwilowS ulHe.
w kohcu znalazlem lekarstwo, kto-
70 wyleczylo mic zupeinie. ! reuma-
tyzm, ju4 ME wrocl.
Polecifem 10 wielu, ktorU Stfee3.
liwie cierpieN m reumatySm. 1 kat.
de- osobe w~yleczyio.
Polecam ably katda esooG cierria-
ca ma reumatyzm acknowledgements
sprobowala to 3~adzwyczA5ne lekar-
stwo: Mo Hrzyali!eie an eenta,
dres, q 10 wan przysle 10 darrno M
probe. Pc utyciu lekarstwa, 5ezeli
sic okate ~skutecznem mo4ecie prZy-
sisc cene,11.00. lecz pamieta3cie ME
chce wasIych pieniedzy e. bsdzie-
Gle zupeAnie ~sadowolenL CZy 70 ME
lest sprawiedliwa ofertaf Ola czego
Sierpieo diutej. kiedy Supeane Wy
leczenie Jest wan ofiarowane. Me
1wlekajcfs. Piszcie dZil. MARI II.
Jackson, No. 81 e Quincy BIDS.
syracuse N. Z.
Mark Jackson Jest odpowiedxial-
ny. Powysze twierdzenis Jest praw-
de-
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Women's 1Sc Kerchiefs,
Special, z for $1.00

Fine Swiss novelty Handker-
chiefs, in white and colo=s. Spe-
cial for Friday. only at for 81 90.
Street Floor.
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Bloomers, Friday at Soc

DASOLAAeJ AI0ay a. wv
Jersey knit, In flesh pink and
white, finished with elastic All
sizes, Bargain Basement,
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Women's Suits Worth to SIS,
Special SI4.99

Odd suits Of siIsEsoi, serges and
popiins, trimmed with braid and silk
lined. Included in the lot are new
spring suits Of all-wool serge
trimmed with braid and buttons.
with OVeF-cOii8r OF white silk
poplinE, lined with fancy secO silk.
In black and navy. Friday only at
Sl49Sr Bargain basement.
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FURNITURE
NOte-For Friday only

so 90 Buffet, SS0yOO-Of golden
oak, Colonial design, with large
mirror, drawer, cupboard and two
smaller drawers
S6SyOO Library sulte, g425O-AIiB-
sion Arm Chair. Rocker ana Settee,
fumed oak finish: spring seat Gov
cred in genuine Spanish Jeather.
SIS 90 SFfreHideS Chairs, aIS.5O-
Wing Back Arm Chairs and Rock
ers, cane panels; spring seat tap
estFY covered.
$3.50 'sFiresIdsT ChaIrs. S24.OO-
Solid Mahogany, Colonial design
Chair, or Rocker, tapestry uphol-
$50 90 Davenport, SIS OO-LarEe
mahogany, cane side and back
DaSsnport- spring seati velour up
SZz.Oo MsttreaseA, g1S-sO-Rslr
md Felt. rolled edge, closely tuft-
ca. covered in heavy ticking,
GB1-60 Mattresses, E7.5O-Layer
Felt, covered heavy striped tickihE,
closely tuftsd, rolled edge,
800 Feather Pillows, kIs-hH
eeathsRs, covered IN blue and white
f3cllfng. Friday only at tL25,
FOuFth E'ISOF,
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45c Bottle SiIvery Skin Lotion,
Friday 35c
LArEentee Silvery Skin Lotion,
beautifer. Friday only at 35c bot
tie Street Floor
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45-In. Table Tops, at s9c

200 table tops Of good quality
damask In various attractive pat
terms. Hemmed ready for use, EA
ceptional value at SSc each.
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LCngcloth and Nainsook,
10-Yard Piece at S2.19

36-inch longCIoth. made expressly
for US. CT fine soft yarns. NaInsoOk
is 30 inches wide, has chamOIs fin
lsh, extra close weave. Limit >
pieces TO each purchaser.
The Washington times., 1919-01-30
Knit Corset Covers 05c

Women's elastic but gIovc-fittinG
Swiss Ribbed Covers, in sizes 81, 80
and IS. Extra special for Friday
only at 25c. Bargain Basement
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Girls Union Suits, 39c

Ewiss ribbed, with low n5gaa and
p5 sleeves Sizes 4 TO L. years. Reg
uiIr al 5gc Friday at 39C.
Bargain BGBS-GR:.
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79c Women's Gloves, SOC

White Fabric GloVes-Washabl ble-
with embroidered backs, sizes G1s to
SlZ. Friday at 5Oc.
Bargain Basement.
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ChiId's Glove, 49c u.

Fabric gloves for ehfidren in
sizes 8. 9 and Z; In gray, brown and
tan. One and two clasp style. FRI
day, 49c. street Floor.
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Women's Kerchiefs, 6 for Csc

Colored border Hsndkerchiefs. ex-
cellent qualityi some are all white.
Friday only, d for 2Jc.
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Children's Hose a: CSC

EturdHy Ribbed School Hose. black
and brown. in sizes D Z TO qla. Su.
perior hose at 29c for Friday only.
BarEnIn basement
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Turkish Towels, 5sc Each

Turkish and Huck Towels to T5c
values: white and colored; stamped
for scalloping; hemstitched hens.
Friday sec each. Art Dept.
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Nine Friday Bargains IN the
Notion Department
Pin Sheets, 3 for 12c
zine QualIty-3OO Count.

White Corset Carriers, 19c quality.
Friday. pair 15r.
&C Cards Hooks and Eyes, war-
rnnted rust proof. " hite and black,
Cards De-.
5-yard Linen CcrSet Laces. regu-
lar al Tc. Friday. for Toe.
Sc Mems and Boys Shirt Neck
Bands, Seconds at for 1Oc.
leo Lingerie Braid (S yardsl. tn
Guiding bOdllin. Friday for 21c.
50 Nine Seemax Sanitary Bloom
ers, guara ntred. Friday 75c
1Nc Machine OIL FRIDAY for lSe.
S5c Marcel Waving Irons, Fri
Notion Dept-Street Floor.
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Burson Stockings, 29c

Perfect fitting mless and fash
ionabIc, plain and with ribbed gar
ter tops. Regular and extra sizes
in black and white.
Bargain Baasment.
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Window Shades SIC Each

79c grades; all cOlOrs, white, yellow,
light and dark greens, etc.; f. wide and
#. long. All fixtures included, Friday
only at 52c each.
80. street Floor
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Women's Umbrellas, S1.79

S:Ik-iiIle American Taffeta tcottDn3
Umbrellas with 26ipCh paragon
frames. handles EitR silk Gerd wrist
loop. Friday only az sl.I9.
bargain Basement.
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Clearance Cloth Skirts, $3.9s

Any cloth skirt I'm our basement
, stock at S39S. Choice OF wool Serges,
poplins and fancy plaids.
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chldren's Bath Robes,
Esdav 50 50

Made Of genuine beacon blanket,
good stapfG-coiors. Sizes to u
years. Friday only, S2.59.
10y Third EiOor.
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Union Suits at 55c

WOmen's SwiEs Ribbed Suits with
lew neck, no sleeves. loose or tight
knees. All sizes. Friday only at
The Washington times., 1919-01-30
Turli.h Bah Mats, 9ec

S125-FaIaes lafge-size mats, also
Laundry Bags, Towels, etc: stamp
ed in various attractive designs.
Friday, choice at 9Sc each.
Art Dept.
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e Sachet Powder, 4Oe o..

Jardin d. Paris Sachet Powder in
the following cdors; Lily Of the
valley, white rose and Oriental
Regularly 75c OF. Friday only at
l0c ounce Street Floor.
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Lace FIouncings, $1.95

FiIet Lace Flouncings in white
and cream 36 inches wide, Worth
to $3.50 yard, special for Friday
only at 81 95 yard. street Floor.
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EIeeced Pants at SOC

Comforting and perfect hitting
Ribbed Pants. finished in d superior
manner, very special at soc.
BarRnin Placement.
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Fine Lace and Chiffon
Remnants at Less Than Half

IL to / l-2 yards lcng. Assert
ment comprises flouncings, all
overs. bands and edges. Specially
priced for Friday only at less than
half price Street Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Women's Council to Watch
Legislature Is Advocated

tive meeting will he held AT the
same time
The last day Of the convention
largely was taken up with business
OF purely routine nature Al the
morning session the following state
organizers and lecturers were ap-
pointed from tho executive commit q"
tee Mrs Ida Nyennt Of Tulsa, Mrs
A. G. Bancroft OF Tuka. Mrs Nelie
G, Woodson, Mrs Emma Miller.
Guthrie, and Mira Alice NJ. David
OF Chotoau
Following nre tho stale euperin
tcndenth OF departmental work. Par
lihmpptsry. Mrs Alice Miller: sun
day schools. Mrs clara Parks of
Tulsa. Loyal Temperance legion,
Mrs Iryan' OF Chotesu; mothers
meetings. Mrs Nellie Nass,iy, pro-
pOrtionale ana Systematic giving.
Mrs Edith WALKER Of Fort Gibson
Mrs. A Carter OF Guthrie; moral
education. Mrs Martha Trottor med
lcal temperance. Mrs Dr. Hicks Of
Neskjrk, anti-clgaret. Dr Wctz"l ~
saltwater, evanrelhtic, Mrs Ida
WyRant; white ribbon rscrultn, Mrs
Fila J. Barnes, medal contests, Mrs
AnReline RuHsei.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Ia the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No
gripping results from these pleasant
little tablets They cause the liver
md bowels to act normally. They
never force them 10 unnatural action.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
II you have bad taste, bad breath.
feel dull. tired. are constipated or
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re-
sults from pr Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. l0c and 25c Q boz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
DON'T BURN AND BLISTER
YOUR SKIN WITH LINZ
MENTS AND PLASTERS
Trying to Cure Your Rheu-
matte Aches and Pains

Whenever you suffer from an at
tack of rheumatism, your muscles
and Joints ache and hurt. It's but
natural 10 Try to stop tho pain. Su0n
relief, however, is only temporary
and sooner or later the aches and
agony return, even worse than he
fore because the poisonr are all
tho time accumuiating In tho blood,
The necessary treatment In to
remove tho real cause OF tho aches
land pains--.cleanse the blood Of
those impurities which multiply un-
less the proper treatment Ia applied
DO this before another attack, be-
fore your joints swell and you lose
the use OF the parts affected Oct
yourself bottle Of the wslI-known
PlouEh's Prescription C-2223 and
package of 2223 Liver pills. Take
one pill at bedtime; the following
morning begin the LIQUID Piough's
ing teHspoonful doses three times
n day In hslf glass OF water Wear
suitable clothing do not expose
yourself in damp wea&her and ab-
stain from the us~ OF red meats and
pastry.
Many medical authorities agree
that there are very few drugs which
have ANY value In tho treatment OF
Chronic Rheumatism. and those
named are used In the preparation
OF Plough's Prescription C.s22a,
The manufacturers have 40 much
faith IN the nvhrit OF Plough's Pres
cription C-22aa that they viii re-
fund the price OF two $3.50 bottles
II you do not get tho relief which
you expected.
Your nearest druggist can supply
you with Pioughs Prescription G.
aggs at Si,56 a bottle, or the a22'
Laboratory, Memphis Tenn. viii
send TO you prepaid. on receipt or
price. Clip and mail this for sample
0f 22ss Liver Pulls and leaflet which
tells you all about this real rheuma
tic treatment %"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
"OH! HOW This
COLD HANGS ON"
Give DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey q chance to help you

I rs ingredients are sure to promote
speedy and comforting rclirt from
Inflammation, phrgm congestion
hoar.cuess. grlppy cough, asthma
bronchitis, hostscncss Nhilc<Nature
destroys the infectious gcrms, Dr.
Bells piRg Tar Honey heals and
Comforts.
And what widespread. eyer.increas-
ing popularity il enjoys Sale an
tIscutic, parents give il to their
children a. freely az they thrmsclyr,
use II. II is nonsonsical and dangerous
10 neglect q cough ~ cold. Using Dr.
Bells Pine Lar, Honey ia showing
good judgment. jOc., 6Oc.. 81 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

an tiona like tho autq Ib To- reduce
the activities Of ND hall number
OF bad -4,ltizens. WI: Jy I'D mat
~ auto thievI as 'hH mem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
COURT JUDGE TALKS
ON THEFT OF AUTOS
LOYAL y. Martin Urges Co-opratiOn
10 kcf'p Down WhoIcfsnic Auto
rnoblc stnsAing In CITY.

Judge /. J. Martin. OF Tho superior
court. delivered the chief addroaS at
the MONDAY me"'ing or me AUTO
mobile club yesterday the anti
auto thief movement was the Hupl"'t
of his addrss
THE majority ~ the citi2rns OF
any community are honest and 'aw 70
abiding" he declared, "and only
about five Of ten per cent are 0thef-
wise. However It requires tho con-
slant and organized effort on the
part OF tho majority 10 protect them -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

After the ,hcater r IN the eve
nings. Dent forget :hat tho superior
Tea Room sNrVeE delicious, whole
-ome, hot chocolates, ior creams and
hot chocolate fudFe-.-the hoason's
muel popular dish Advi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

solves and their property against
the smaller number
For this reason the speaker de-
clarod that Inc good citizens otat-,
city must become a part ~ organl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
TULSA DAILY WORLD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1919.

bers OF the nntl-horse thief associa-
lions have done regarding the horEe
thief "~
lie urged trAt justice against the
car thief be secured In the courts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

and not outside aS was the case OF
some OF the horse thieves Never
la II necessary to take the law into
the hands OF any man or mob, The
courts of this country can always
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Women's House Dresses
-- Saturday Specials

Ginghkms and psrcaies; belted and loose beited
styles Nm plain soors. checks y Oc - Oc
and stripes Special. each. J.SC and 4.JJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

give redress in a community OF good
respectable citizens" he said.
Members of the highway commit
tee urged the support of the Town.
send highway bill In congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Saturday Sale Toilet Goods

should by carriax.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-08
TO ORGANIZE OCONEE BRANCH
or the American Cotton Association
on October 14tll, l1.8O A, Nj.


The permanent 'Oconee branch of
the American Cotton Association
will be organized at the Court House
at Walhalla on Tuesday of next week,
Oct. 18th, at 11.30 a. m. Every
member Of the cotton associa ton in
each school district Is called to meet
at the school house in his district
at $50 p. m. on Friday, the 10th
of October, and organize q local cot
ton association by, electing a presi-
dent, vice president, secretary and
treasurer, and an executive commit
tee OF three members. Also, elect
n delegate for every 10 members,
or majority fraction Of 10, and send
these delegates to the county associa-
ton on the 14th Of October.
At the county meeting permanent
county officers will be elected.
Every member should be sure to
attend the school district meetings
on Friday night, Oct. 10, at $50
o'clock.
A live speaker has been invited to
address the meeting at the Court
House on the 14th.
]. P. Stribling, Chairman,
Oconee Organization Committee.