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The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-17
EQUIPPEDWITH
 SWRESTED FROM ITSF0ES

LONDON, March 13 Correspond ence of The Associated Press) .-The Volunteer army of General Denikine, which successfully has resisted the Bolshevik forces in southern Russia, began with only 400 men, but num- bers today more than 100000, says a traveller who has just returned from Odessa. In the beginning it had no arms with which to equip it's recruits and often had to maintain it's exist ence by capturing arms and ammuni- tion from the Bolsheviki.
 "When Russia was torn by political strife in the winter of 1917," said the traveller, "a group of men including General Alexieff arrived at Novotch- erkask, on the river Don. They were filled with shame" said the traveller, because of their army's desertion of the allies and they determined to form new army to reinstate Russia.
 "Thanks largely" he continued, "to the patriotism and statesman-llke qualities of it's leader, the volunteer army at an early stage acquired the momentum of constructive, political force. It's motto, United Russia, owing to its simplicity, was powerful enough to make itself heard and ac cepted above the din of political con fusion, and it rallied to the army not only the officers and soldiers whC were still willing to fight for a com mon Russian fatherland, but also the sopkesmen of all moderate political parties. ...N..
 "This army grew like snowfall and seemed to be guided by protect ing hand. It started without any arnls, munitions, transport or sanitary arrangements. A recruit on joining came bare-handed, and the army hao absolutely nothing to give him. But he was promised that within few days detachment would make sortie on the enemy and capture Bol shevik arms and munitions. By the end of the week they would be able tt supply days draft of 21O men witt arms.
 "You cannot find parallel for tha in any fighting that has been done during the war. Yet that band Whlcf has grown into an army obtained al it's arms, munitions and transport fo period of twelve months in tha way Time and again we have hae the alarming news that munitions ha( been exhausted and that the me1 would have to trust to the sword t( procure fresh supplies. By brillian cavalry action, a few hundred Bol sheviki would be rounded off and oul ever-growing army supplied agal1 with shot and shell"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-17

The cold weather during the past week has caused the wolves around Wrangell to become more bold than usual. Their bowling has been heard for several nights and the ball park ground is covered with their tracks.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-17

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-17

Fresh Fleishman yeast, in any quan- tity, at American Bakery. 25-3t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-17

Best coffee in town at the City Bakery. 2-6t
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Umrti krajanky

V pondeh, dine s. prosince, &c
mfela V Chicago sic. Marie Hoff-
manova, ktera narodila Sc pred
IL Lefty V nasem meste a byla V
kruzich zdejsich krajanek dobfe
mama. Telesne jeji po~znstatky
.pfevezeny byly 2 Chicago do @
mahy a uiozeny V residence jejlho
bratra p. Ant. Hoffmana V elsie
1924 liz. II. ILL.,, odkud vyprayen
Dude v patek odpoledne pohfeb
peel pohrobnickeho zavodu pana
Franka Jandy ma Cesky Narodni
hfbitov. Zesnula byla clenkyn'
spolku V6rnost Zapadu. Mad
predcasnym skonem jejfm truchll
bratfi D. John Hoffman a p. Ant
Hoffman, a sestry pi. Barbora
Culkova, pf. Anna Kesslerova
81. jessie Hoffmanova, jimz Wy
slovuieme upfimnou soustrast.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17


kdo neodvazu.ie Sc predpoyGdeti.
Ma Sc vsak yseobeene "a to, re a.
spon V nekterych odborech dojde
k zmirnenf pravidel. Nepochyb-
ne divadelnim a zabavnim podni-
jicich praci, kapital, farmare a j.
ne, zahaji lined praci ma otazkach,
o kterych Dude jednano ma narod.
nj konyenci. Druhy vybor slozen
Dude re stejneho po6tu clena ma.
rodniho vyboru a jinych pfedakti
|strany a Dude tvoriti jakysi porad.
nj sbor pro vedeni kampane. Ma
vrh precisely narodniho yyboru
Will H. Hayse, ably pfispevky jed.
notlivcu ma kampah byly obmeze
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Byvaly zdejsi
krajan stizen nehodou
v novem pIsobistl

Pfitel naseho listu nam plse
Prave Sc dovidam, re byvaly O.
mazan p. Rudolf Marek postizen
byl v Chicago bolestnou nehodou
pfi praci V tamnich zelezarnach,
utrpev tax vazne poraneni leve-
no Okla odstipkem zeleza, re mu
oko musilo nyni V nemocnici bfti
vynato a nahrazeno Dude sklene-
MN. Pan Marek "a sveho poby.
tn v Omaze, pc SVEN propulsion
z voiny, bydlil u manzeln p. Aug
Soukupovych V c. 1851 jiz. Il
ii. Byl clenem Telocvicne Jedno
|ty Sokol Fuegler-Tyrs V SO. Oma
ze a mezi kraiany dohfe znam. Do
Chicago odejel letosnfho rokr
koncem srpna. Y I EN- mest'
pracoval v Omaha Smelter Z
Raj. Co. Nehoda jeho Dude do
iista bolestnym pfekvapenim pr
mnohe 2 jeho mistnich pfatel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

1spory uhli, byl vyvracen vladimir
dfedniky, ktefi prohlasili, re jista
pravidla zilstanou V platnosti .je-
Ste pc naiakou dobu. Ma obecen-
stvu i ma industrifch Dude aadano,
ably pokracovaly V setrenl uhli, do
kud nedojde k obnoveni normal
Mich pomerd. Je nutno pocitati $
.faktem, Re v6tsina zasob uhli byla
vyasrpana a re i 5eleznice MAJ!
uhlf nyni velky nedostatek, tax re
obnovenf zasob Dude trvati znacne
dlouhou dobu. Dosavadni zruse-
nj ~nekterych osobnich vlaki I'll
stane v platnosti az do dalslho o.
znameni. Jak dlouho Dude tryatI
navrat do normalnich pomerd, nj
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
|Kolcak nedostane
pomoci cd Ameriky


Honolulu, II. p%rosince. - Via
ia Spojenych Statd uvedomila Ja-
.nonsko, re Amerika Sc rozhodla ne
zasahovati do vnitrnfch pomeri
Sibife a neposle dalsi ponce sbo-
nm Kolcakoygm, die sdelenl ka-
belogramu . Tokia, jenz uyefej-
nen byl V Nippu Jill, zdejsim ja-
ponsk6m dennim liste. q lrkntska
zfskany byly zpravy, die sdeleni
tohoto casopisu, Re americti cleno-
We zeleznicnf komise pod Johnem
r. Stevenson opousteji sva mlsta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

dlel V posledni dobe V ceskfch O.
sadach V Nebrasce, naposledy V
Brainard, odkud pfiiel do Oma-
by, ably zde %pracoval V zajmu jme'
novane jednoty. Nepochybujemc.
re dostane Sc mu Y jeho cinnosti
hojne podpory Sc strany krajann.
Pan Drtina zdrzi Sc v nasem me,
ste az do Vance.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Umrti stareho
omazskeho osadnika

V sobotu odpoledne, byv stizen
srdeeni vadou, zemfel We SVEN O.
bydli, 2311 Ellison Ave, p. S. M.
Sadler, staff IS rokd, dlouholety
zdeisf abstraktor, $ nfadovnou Y
isle PIG Keeline Bldg. a tel mnoz.
.stvi nasim krajantim dobfe INA
my.
Pan Sadler narodil Sc V Mon
|roeville. Ohio, a vyssibo vzdelanl
nabyl ma Ann Arbor n~niversite
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
FINANCNl STAV
EVROPY NEJHOR.
SIM v HISTORlI
|Spojene Staty musi po-
skytnouti uver k zabra-
neni katastrofe.

-
LondJn, IL. prosince. Sir GIL
Paish. znamy anglicky narodoho-
spodaf a finan6ni %autorita, nakre-
sill temny obrazek sou6asneho sta
VA Evropy, ktery ~povazuje "a nei-
horst Y ieii historic. Pc vsech vel
kych valkach, zvldste pc yalkach
napoleonsktch, byl STAY mnohych
evropsk5ch zemi neut9seny, ale
zcela jine pomery nei nynejsi uei-
nily moznosti rychlou rehabilitaci-
"Nepfijme-li svet opatfeni ne
zbytna k jeho bezpeci, mic neza-
brani velke katastrof6, prohlasil
Sir Paish. ''Je tfeba spoletnych
snah k zabraneni kalamite a pfi-
poustim, re ie to jeden 2 %nejvet-
sich ukolu, pred jakym kdykoliv
lsvet Sc nalezal. V zapasu proti no.
spodarskym SLAM, ktere hrozi
Istrhnouti eely svet do propasti BIZ
dy a anarchie, ka2dy narod a ka-
ida .ieho tfida musi spolnpracova-
ii. .Jedine napjetim sill ysech ma
rodu sveta ie mono prekonati to-
to vazne nebezpeci.
"Smer udalostf V celem SvetG
l naznaGuje iasne, re Europa nem1-
re Sc zaehraniti bez pomoci ostat-
mich kontinentd. Zadny 2 jejich
narod1 nesklidil tolik letosniho
roku, co by sta6ilo jeho potre6ams,
a ami pfisti sklizeh nedostati. Jest
nutno miti ma pam6ti, &c ruska
: produktivni schopnost je ochrome-
4 Ina a dokud nedojde k ieji obno-
venf, nenastane normalni ziyot V
q Europe. Europa musi nakupovati
netoliko potraviny, nybrz j suro-
J. Ivy material 2 ciziny, k Gemuz po-
.ottrebuje nutne kreditu.
j Ia yalky Europa nebyla S to
nakupovati re Spojenych Statd,
Kanady, Argentiny, Australia a
!. Indie We velkem mefitku, pone-
vadz tyto zeme byly ochotny po-
skytnouti j kredit az pc skonceni
valky. Avsak "a yalky byly mno-
Z hem lepsi pomery pro evropske
/. narodnosti, ponevadz vlada Spoje-
nFch Stain ochotne poskytovala
kredit k naknpu potreb V Ameri-
"ce. Nynf vsak je tomu jinak. Po-
merry Sc vsak v Europe po valce
~nezlepsily a ieste dnes vsem temei
zemfm je tfeba kreditu, ably zlska'
no bylo zbozl, iehoz Sc jew male.
hava potfeba. K tomu Dude tfebs
!. ale i pomoci vlady Spojenych Sta
ia. nebof vyvozci sami ma tento u
kol nestacf.
!, "Amerika musi V Europe cini'
. nakupy a mus poskytnouti TAX
u nezbytny kredit, jinak jeil sanac'
" nenf moznosti. Tato okolnost Vi
= ce nez cokoliv iineho ie pficinol
E vazneho poklesnuti valuty ysecl
III evropskych zemi, zvlaste zeml no
II vych, kde k obtizim vsem zemln
e. spolecnym pfipojujf Sc obtize no
y v~orozenych statI.
"Amerika odproda V nadchaze
g. ifcim roce zbozi v Gene 1000 mil
q liond liber sterlinkd a nakoupi as
o. "a 700 millionn sterlinkI zbozl. =
"a. CelT tento rozdil 900 milliond mn
)olsf bFti posky:nut jako krcdit. /.
Su ~poklesnutf valuty oysem ma zna(
tf nou vlhodu Amerika, avsak tat
& vfhoda je jenom domnelou. Anne
To- rika mnohem vice bykiskala, kdy
no by doslo k zlepsenl teto valuty
obnoveni obchodovanf We starer
meritku a die bfvalych method
Neposkytne-li Amerika pomoci ny
nj, ztrati yyhodna odbytiste a te;
"a ko Dude j pozdeji obchodovati S
zkrachovanymi cement"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Nemocni krajane

V nemocnici sv. Josefa byli ty-
to dny operovani PIP. Frank Hou.
dek a Frank Stefl 2 Dodge, Neb.
Operace jejich setkala Sc Sc ida
rem a oba krajane nalezaji Sc ma
ne.jlepsi ceste k 1plnemu pozdra.
veni, coz Jim upfimne pfejeme.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
F~rancouzska vojska
utkala Sc s vojaky
D'A~nnunziovymi

Paffz, 13. prosince. = Francouz-
ska voiska utkala Sc $ dobrovol-
Milky D'Annunziovymi We Rjece a
|nekolik usmrceno a poraneno bylo
ma obou stranach, die zeneyske
|zpravy, %otistene V casopise Petit
Casopis pravf, ze zpra-
w tuto pfijima $ reservoir. Sde.
luje Sc, be D'Annunzioya yojska
vyplenila francouzska skladiste We
|Rjece.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

z A NEB.
Nase n~avstevy

~ pondeli, 5. prdsince, V "a
ode nasem navstivil mas pan ia
NIB Kuplik, rolnik cd Prague,
Iebr., a, kdyz sobe obnovil pred.
lathe ma "Dennf a Nedelni Po-
rok', sdelil S Mani, re V nedeli
eeer dopravil do trhu V South
maze naklad v~epfoveho dobyt
a.
= Pan Jos. Ourada, rolnik a do
ry pfiznivec naseho casopisu cd
)verton, Nebr., ma nekolik Okla
lzika do naseho zavodu zavital
.avstevou v pondeli, dine s. pro
ince, ably 81 obnovil pfedplatne
a "Denni a Nedelni Pokrok'', Sc
.terymzto casopisem jest uplne
pokojen, jezto no Sc zpravami Y
eto zemi j V zamoff Wborne Sc
namuje. Pr te pfilezitosti pan
aufada S Mani sdelil, re do south
.mazskeho trhu dopravili Sc sy-
lem Janem til kary hoyeziho do
,ytka, "a kteryz strzili pc $ll.7o
Ia sto liber, Sc kterouzto 'cenou
wi pan Ourada spokojen, ac phi
1odne oeekaval vice. Kukurici,
stera vydava asi 45 busld po a
sru, nema jeste vsecku vybranar
mnoho farmern v okoll tom vi.
Sec S lamanim jejf posud nezacall
3udou to polite v uvazenl te spou-
sty snshu. Nez pan Oufada 81 Il
ouje, Re j nema mnoho V poll, tai
se snad naskytne Sc pfihodna
zhvile, kay kukufiei do eribh do.
,tane.
y Pan Ant. Benal, rolnfk oe
Colon, Nebr., V patek, IL. prosin
,e. navstfvil mas ma nekollk Okla
mzikn v nasem zavode a sdelil
mani, Re do Omahy pfijel Sc svo
IL dcerou Bozenou, ably Sc zde 20
drobila lekarske prohlidce. Slecnf
sBozena prfede dv6ma roxy byla Q
perovana ma zan9t slepeho strev'
a pred rokem ma zlucnl kamen
XIV. Pc obou operacfch Size Sc 20
stavila, poslednf dobou vsak neci
tia Sc niiak dobfe a proto nynl
otcem pfijela do Omahy, ably I'd
po pfipade dalsfmu leeeni Sc po
drobila. Pan Benal 20 dobu sve
no zde pobytu jest milym hostem
I ieho dcera. v rodin6 sveho sva
8kra. p. Jos. Kdzely, bydliciho n
no. a Bancroft nj.
= Pan Emil Dufek. rolnlk a dc
Abry prnnivec "Pokroku" Ulys
SEES, Nebr., pfiiel V patek. dine /
p~rosince, Sc svojf manzelkou
synEem do Omahy, ably zde r62
n6 zasoby k vanocGm nakoupil
EPr te pff1ezitosti p. Dufek s mar
zelkou V sobotu navstivili mas II
vod a. kdyz 81 obnovili pfedplatn
ina "Pokrok" prohledli 81 tez "a
ffzenf naseho zavodu. i
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Waite sye PIvO donna

Zldnou sladkou vodiem nsbo TAX svans nses.
beer, ntbrz chusn<. silnk. penivS piso.
DodGme VAN e1trakt chmsls . sladu "victofies"
se ktertho Al die naseh vzkousenSch rscspto moas.
te pfipraviu j~ednoddae vttecnS pivo donna.
Cena exraktu M IA salon6 svetleho lsaAEu $See.
Rfzn5 porter o 500 vice.
zasnlni naseho eItrsktu do stltd pfohibientch .
pfipravoyani piva donna Jest ' mexfch alkonA. Po-
slefe obnos q obdrsfte Itsilku vplacsnS. zesobts y
extraktera Timed.
vicroR,A SUPPLY CO..
% Morton BUILDING Wsw HsL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

ny ma $1,000, byl s~chvalen. Vybor
vedla toho oznamil nektere zmeny
% rozdeleni delegatn do narodnl
|jen sedmi stat6. Ma konvenci Ease
lemon sedmi stat1. Ma konci Ease
dat Dude 9s4 delegatd mlsto 99l
V roce 1916.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Setfeni s uhlim
Dude jests tfeba
po nejakou dobu

Washington, D. G., IL. prosince.
= Predpoklad, Re obnoyeni prAce
v dolech Dude znamenati okamzite
zrusenf rdznych obmezenf v zajmu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Osobnf

We etvrtek odpoledne potssil
n6s nAvstsvou p. Josef Drtina or-
esnis6tor q. 6. B. j. Pan Drtina
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20
Rockvale News
lsy Roy gxerIy.,

There were 81 present nj the Sun
day school OF the Methodist Episcopal
church last Sabbath.
A. r. Coodhead and family were
Pueblo visitors Sunday.
The Young Set Literary Society met
at the Y. N. C. A. Monday evening
and spent an enjoyable time.
W. L. Murray and family were re
leased from quarantine Tuesday after
being In for six weeks.
Nicholas Martin, pioneer resident
of this place. died al the county farm
Monday from a prolonged Illness. The
funeral will take place from the town
hall Wednesday ut 2:2c y. IN.
Robert s. Newell and wife are ex.
pected home at any time now.
Thomas Newell Is now located AT
Halifax. Nova Scotia.
Mr.. fowler OF Canon City was In
town on business Tuesday.
Joe Armstrong was In from Ilse on
Monday with load OF beef to deliver
to one OF the local dealers.
Mrs. David Evans Of Fremont was
visiting friends Tuesday.
Victor Davis left for Oak Creek
Rontt county. the frst OF the week.
Lieut. Alexander Is the new mire
clerk ut Nushaft.
Gregg Browning was Canon City
visitor Tuesday,
Frank Papish returned Tuesday eve
ming after having received his dis
lharge from Uncle Sans army.
Eyan Morcan was a ElOrepce viSftor
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Charles Grant visited in Flor
ence Wednesday.
Richard Grant was in Florence
Wednesday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20
PRIvArE HOPPER ENJOYS
\ VISIT IN PARIS

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hopper OF $50
Allison avenue, are in receipt OF q
letter from their son. Private william
N. Hopper Of the A. p o. 7s5. with the
American expeditionary forces in
France The letter bears date OF
February Is. and was written from
the Y. NJ. C. A. headquarters in Paris.
He says:
Il am writing you from Paris. where
have been for a couple of days and
where | expect to remain for a short
time longer. l am having q fine time
sightseeing. as you may be sure, and
have visited most of the more inter
estfng places In the city. II Is sure q
wonderful place. and l wish YOU could
see It with me. cannot begin to de-
scribe the city and do it justice. and
will content myself by saying that it
surpassed my expectations for beauty
and attractiyeness.
Recently I made a trip to Southern
France and across the frontier into
Italy. It is sure nice down there and
vegetation is green and the climate
like summer all of the time 1 was
81 AA0AktS <6t ~ t1E EtCk$ls Hdul0tlAE
resort in the world, and visited Nice,
Lyons and Dijohn. 1 came to Paris
on February IL and will stay here un.
til my furlough expires on the 18th.
l am enjoying my leisure time i'm
mensely.
THE Y. NJ. C. A. is doing mar.
veious work here in Paris and is
crowded with men all the time. II
has a big hotel here for the American
soldiers and those in charge of it take
us out every day in auto trucks to see
the more famous places Of the city.
A special man is sent along with
each party to explain everything worth
mentioning ON the trip. Yesterday I
saw the place where the peace CON
ference is being held. There are
buildings here that were erected be.
fore the birth of Christ. and have
seen some OF them. have visited the
place where the shells from Big Ber'
tha' hit when the Germans were shell
ing Paris. and have been through No
tire Dame and other great churches in
the icty. as well as through the
Louvre. where the greatest art col
'ections in Europe are kept In fact
have seen about all there Is worth
seeing. Win tell you all about then
when come home
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20

this city. the nrst number OF which
viii be on the press before the end CT
the present month 1t will start
with 1s or 20 pages and will have sep
arate departments for the many sub
jects that are of interest to all farm
ers.
Nucla-The probability of Nucla
having q big cheese factory soon is
improving rapidly. There only re-
main . few little details to be worked
out before the factory is assured for
Nucla.
Grand Junction-Abner C. Mann. a
pioneer Of the slope and one of the
oldest Odd Fellows In the state. is
dead here
Grand Junction-Farmers Of the
Iona district will hold a get-together
meeting at that city Saturday.
Craig-wool groyers OF Moffat.
Routt and Rio Blanco counties will
meet at Hayden Saturday and form
q permanent organization.
ouray-The big Potosi slide, which
does not run every year. has come
tumbling down the side of Potosi peak
eight miles west Of ouray. and piled
up over the road many feet deep. The
slide did no damage and has been cut
through.
Gunnison-Marshai. pass has been
Drifting snow and icy rails have been
causing some delays and the situation
is getting worse.
Montrose-Mrs. Anna Harriet Gra-
ham. So. one OF the city's pioneer
women. died Tuesday noon. The de-
ceased had been an invalid for years.
Montrcse- Members OF the Christian
church have just announced that they
will pick up the plans for building a
new church edifice. dropped when the
war started. and win erect handsome
church building this summer.
Fort Collins-Good roads boosters
OF Fort Collins are planning to obtain
Federal aid In road building that will
make the PoSdre canon road ma
tionai military highway.
Steriing--I.ogan county farmers
win meet Friday and reorganixe the
county farm bureau.
Hugo-The government has appro.
priated $4,000 to be used in drilling
for artesian water nthis vicinity,
Nobody's feelings will be hurt II oil is
encountered.
Craig-Odd Fellows here are dis
cussing the erection OF new $4,000
lodge home.
La JuntA--oran Walker, secressr,
of the draft board Of Otero county
hrs received his ANAL Instructions
which win soon mean the end Of ths
work Of the board. All the registra
tion cards and Questionnaires arc be
ing prepared for shipment and viii
b ready 70 leays and the board cioAes
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20
Weekly Health Talks
= uoR0 ABOUT TnE klonEss
DE- D0cT0R WATSON.

People are easily frightened when
they think something is the matter with
their lungs or heart, and well they
may be; hut few people understand
the dangers of diseased kidneys. These
organs have duty Of vital importance
TO perform. and if they are diseased.
there is no telling how or where the
symptoms may appear. The kidneys
are filters, and when they are healthy
they remove the poisons from the blood
and purify it. When the kidneys arc
diseased, the poisons are spread every
where. and one Of these poisons Is uric
acid. The uric acid is carried all
through the system and deposited in
various places, in the form Of urats
salts in the feet, ankles, wrists and
back = often forming bags under ehs
eyes. Sometimes the resulting trouble
Is called rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica
and backache. Finally. come stone
in the bladder. diabetes and Bright's
disease.
DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo, n Y, in recent
years, discovered that certain COM
bination Of remedies would dissolve uric
acid urate salss) in the system. He
found this combination to be harmless.
30 that he made il mp in tablets,
Of double strength. and called them
Anuric Tablets. They dissolve uric
acid in the human system as hot coffee
dissolves sugar. II You have uric acid
troubles, don,t delay In taking Anuria
Tablets, which can be secured in ths
drug stores. You can write DR.. Pierce
too, and be will sen ron what . sat
and how 70 live 70 that more urie acid
will mot form IN your syseem. Dr. Herco
viii nos charxs for this advios-