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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
Signs Of Spring

Despite his pessimistic remarks
few days ago, Sheriff Carr is convinc-
ed spring is here. Carr bases his
conviction on robin which has made
the county jail lawn its home for
several years, and knows all the at
tendants. The robin arrives every
year as soon as spring comes, and got
in last Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

Drop little Freezone on an aching
corn, instantly the corn stops hurting,
then you lift it right out. 1t doesn't
pain one bit. Yes, magic!
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes, and calluses, with
out soreness or irritation. Freezone
is the much talked of ether discovery
of a Cincinnati genius-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

First Lieut.. Samuel Woodfil Of the
Sixtieth infantry. A. E. F., was dec
Grated by General Pershing recently
for his bravery in attacking and
killing fifteen Germans with a pick
Rxe. The photo shows General
Pershing in the act of decoratin"
Lieutenant Wooifil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
THEN WE'RE FOR mo BEER"

Nationwide prohibition virtually assured and
we'd laugh if the United States Senate would commit
itself rrevocably this position: No beer speeches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
HOW ABOUT THE GATE RECEIPTS

HOW ABOUT THE GATE RECEIPTS
birmingham Age-Herald.
Both Mr.. Willard and Mr.. Dempsey say they have
hit with all their strength. Feversh fight
fans may take this information for what worth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

is DOC COOK IN THE HOUSE?
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The grounding proving himself bigger liar every
year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

You've all heard about the engineer
who got one day Off in seven years and
then spent that day hanging around
the roundhouse looking at the engines.
Now comes Tom Aufiero, who claims
that certain chorus girl who got an
evening off from her work for the
| first time in five months, spent the
said evening in front seat of the
theater watching her own show.
interviewing Caruso on the occasion
of his birthday is the annual field day
of the psychologists of journalism,
| and it may be said to be their favor
| lite indoor sport.
This year Enrico, who admits that
| he is forty-six and will never have
| much trouble in proving it, discoursed
upon the melancholy subject of old
age. Said he, Il said to my son, when
| in Italy last summer, Rudolph, l am
! old Yes, l grow DID, but my son
laughs at me. Papa he says. you
have the youngness of oldness.'
There was a dense pause. The state
! ment was incontrovertible Then, aft
er awhile, the great tenor breathed:
"Ha! Oldness? Yes But the people
are saying that Caruso is singing bet
ter than ever this year. Peo-
pie look at the opera bill for the night
ana they say, What, Caruso not sing
ing? Then l will not CO., I do not
say that because l am Caruso, but
people do say it,
And the market quotation on violets
is only 81 hundred
Alice Murdoch says: "a church
feels rich with $145 in the bank, while
a business man would see the path to
the poorhouse right before his eyes.
The editor of this Pillar of Protest
is not adnormally proud, but is obliged
to forego an invitation to soiree next
Tuesday evening. Having shaken out
the old dress suit and looked it over,
we are more than ever of the opinion
that moths are efficient. When they
get busy on pair of trousers they
never waste any time on the legs.
PLEASANT TIME WAS HAD.
i see by your paper that you have
published-in the new department what
you call dance at my house, and the
statements made are entirely false.
True, we had few of our neighbors
in to spend the evening and some
pups from Duncan came entirely with
out invitation whatever, and when
they came thick were given to under
stand that they were not wanted
Danbury Comm Reflector.
Our country has few idle rich
Even the column writer's work little.
And now we must beat our gin mills
up into breakfast food factories.
Upon the day of John Barleycorn's
funeral, will it be legal to pass around
the bier?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
TAKING JOY OUT OF LIFE

If President Carranza should enforce prohibition
Mexico the oldfashoned there balm in Gilead
would again come into general
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
Good Evening"!
Nv DIV n MnIIl TON
BY ROY X. MOULTON

A philosopher out west says the
changes in weather keep people from
going crazy, but it doesn't keep a lot
of them from going crazy at that.
The Worlds Shortest and Most FIRE.
quent Poem:
Trotsky
Shotsky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

CASE OF SEE JIM HAM AND DIE
Baltimore Sun.
Paris Gets Used To Notables" Ever since Jim Ham
Lewis there, suppose
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

And now we must beat our gin MILL
up into breakfast food factories.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

Upon the day of John Barleycorn's
funeral, will it be legal to pass around
the bier?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06

DID IKE HIT 1T?
Business Man Shot at Lunch
Headline.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-06
APLEAsANT TIME WAS HAD.

Our country has few idle ricl
Even the column writer's work littl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
@un Der Sarautel geituden!

Wie pieIe Ieien ooer boreu oiciel
Nusorud, obue gu piiieu, mn pos
es lid eigentIid banoeIt. 3ic "a.
rauteI, 10 bertannt nad) Ser apuliihen
Staot 3arent, gebort sur 6amiIie
ser @olisipimten. Die Staliener
er5GbIen iit pom ibr mabre Shauer.
mGrden. @ie 8uri 6Ioeride in Dem
neuen Sosmosb1n0d)en .Spinncn
uno SpinnenIe6en" ausfib.t, gilt
lie fir iebr giftig, IT es aber mr. in
geringem 8raoe. 6loeride lit ieIbil
offers oon SnranteIn gebiiien nor.
ocu, bat aber ME groBere llnnn.
ne6mIidfeiten babel gebabt. oils
nab einen tiihti9eu 9ienen. ooer
@~eipenitif.. angeblidl Iollen 0ir
pom Der Sarantel Bebilicuen in nil
oes @eboren uno raicnoe lGr3t
Garnutella) u%eriallen, noer e mr.
ocn ibnen ioId)e oils 8cacnmitteI per
oronet. 0as Jon5e lit beute Ieoia
lid elm Wiitel, nm neu8Ieri8en Yer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oas 8elo aus
Ser Eaihe 81 Ioden. Aleroin1s bat
Ser ld)peoilfe ar3t Gobler III Der
2at cine .Saralttelln .8ranfbcit"
ieitgeiteIlt, ober lie lit nidts an0erea
oils cine art MiI3iuht, an Der no
mentIitl oie 6rauet in llnterltaIicn
oil iabreIanc 81 Ici0en babcn unO
ole peruriatt miro ourf) Die Iibenor
9ebenspeiie oieier trdgen Neuiteu
in ibren id)ml!eiger y9obnipeIunfen
0a mag alerhin3s cine 5titmeiIIat
(an5wut eiu Bun} geeI8nctes @caen
mitteI iein. &le penjg aber Sc,
ioa. SarauteIIlsnll9 in @lrflidfeu
nlit unieren Spinaen ;u tun bat
Qeht ihon ourlua berpor, odB oicir
@eiitesfranfbeit ais NIuitcrbeiipiei
elmer rdtielbaften NIoiienpipdloie i'm
MitteIaIter audi i'll Geutihlau0
mcitc 2aroitride ergriif, obnobI e2
sort gar feline laranteIn gibt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

flor. 6nB Sas Mln0atmen Sn5u
fiibrt, oaB ll%nreinbeiteu in Die Suit
r0hrcn qeIongen. Sfon BARN lat
eru biele @e'ahgeu; u6er es Gibt
nod anoere, Die Oft iebr idIuerDie-
ocn0er Rdtur iino. 9ns GiEO. oas
an o6enoi6en @uferumgen leioat
lit iaIt INNER inter Dem normalen
Bemift, 6obl6rijiti0 un0 nit ber'
abbdngenoeu Sdultcrn, mas Dem
milbiamen 4tmen 3uiuihrelben ut.
Cine neitcre Tolge limo @eiIhtSent'
iteIunqen. Sic Gber3dbne trcten
herpor, 0riifeH chamber aus Der
9aae uno mcrocn elm fruft6ores
IeIo, uuf Gem iid ole RiQ9s-arant-
nett entrUideIn fam Sic ain0er lei
ben an bauiiger Grfdltungen, emit
nifcln einen hroniidcn 9oientn'
tarrh uno DerIieren mnnhmaI Den
0eruh5. mo @0riinn.
Rad ungemeiiener 8%ehanolung
itcQt iid] cine iid)tbare @ciIesun9
Elm. IuS aino idngt an, wieoer
an 8cmift 3u3unebmen erbdlt cine
geiunoe 6orbe mo lit ieDr bolo DIE
normole 0crion, SIC e3 BON Ratur
aus iein ioGte.
Gle BON Dem CeiientIiden @e.
Iunoheit5umt N. g. Bubble @eaItb
ScrOicc) berauSge9ebene SGnitt
n40cnoi05" miro uuf 8crIanlen
alien Gltcrn oOcr 2chrern pou Dem
Bureau in @oihinQton ourh Die
Bot 3ugcitCut nor0rn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
NoenpiSe.8 udjerunacn
Cub BET uniereu 9iuoern icbr fart
perbreitet.

a0enoi0e Wuderungen binoern
nlebr uls 10 Yro3ent Der arueritani.
id)en &inoer oorau, Die normaIe
geiunoe @ntmidlung gum ermadie.
nen 3ultano ourt5umad)eu. 3ies lit
oas Heflltnt elmer nuSgeoebnten
unterlufun8, Die Dor tur5em BON
Dem Geifentliten 8eiunobeltsunt
Der 8~creini9ten Staaten in Den Ytit.
telpunften Hniercr Vru0lteruna
hurdgeiibrt mprOc.
Tic dr5tIldcn ll1teriudungen Ser
Nuabebung3beb0r0cn 'rgaben, bnB
Gin bctrQhtIiter Cell Ger eu.oedtelt
6ebIer un5uciieIbait Der NotIGiiin.
felt Der gltern 8u3uid)rcibeu lit,
Ole oen torperIiheu Mangeln Der
iun9en GInocr nld)t Die gebiibreroc
NnImerfiamteit ifenfcr. Siebt man
BON Den ifIedtcu 3dbnen ab. 10
5eigt iid mad oen i'm aanjen 2on0e
genuften GriohrunGeu. 0oB zoe.
noble Wrherungen bel ainoeru gu
oerI Dali1l9lt Dortomlnellocn torper.
liflen Jeblern gehoren.
Ibenoioe M%udleruugeu fonneu
nerbinoert ooer rad lbrer Gutrpid
hing qebeilt meroeu. NI5 @ajtruQ
sur 6oroerung Ser @ciunobeit Der
Nation uno 3lr Stdrtung ihrcr
Iaune$fraft bat oa9 GeiieutIid)c
@eiunabeitsamt cine Shriit iibcr
noenoioe @uherungcn hcrnli$9cQe.
ben. sic on GItcru uno SduIbch6r
SEN oerteilt miro
Die Gdriit erfIdrt SEN gIterm
ruic oocnoioe @tlherlmgeu bciut CT
item Tuitretcn cutocdt mcr6cu ION.
ren on Dem miibiamcu Ntmen 0eo
Ninoe$ nurt Den Qtiut0. uonlcnt.
lid I'M Shldie "a Sic Natur be.
abiid)tiQt. oob mir otird Oic gtaie
atntcn, moourh sic cin8cotmete
Suit gercjniat mo crlparult Miro.
che iie in oic 2ltn0en tritt, lit eS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Hustlnna,
@ou aarI Stam

@on SarI Stamu.
- nobt ric 9ott mi ihuu mtt
ibrcrcu Mlnotn
!tne l0lt}t oie N,dltcr 0lls I'M luciteG
Gam
2uf beige Sh,dfeu lcat iih ldui; oi5
NuuN
!jro last ojs uuoeu Nuacu iduft e.,
blu5SeU
lluo ellen Zju0tn lujQ tie nh pcrbjnscl
lluo ocdt lie sa NIT ihrtm %Eruumgts
Qefuauo
.luc Stjue 8lctt lie luutlpS IN ocu Sum
l;uo t'cfty Nuutclno Gle iIItr itrmocu
Ser n8ctroducu S:tdt btuQt.tbth
Gtllidt rcr TlUlc ltlumntrtvuUtnt5
Ytbcu;
Sic ina U't, wctr uro paber !cjucc
S.ru
See, cher lporo. ron 0iott sa~.utlru,u.
men
%r iciuc &uNt. Nt uiAe y$ei scG!1H
2luN 1T &c Sun.L 'rjc ten Hatt1uu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17

&le Der 9aler iofort 6emerft. r..
g9arf SDain es lid nit Dem 3lei..,
5iemllf bequem gemadt. SIN Cri.
ginal remit Die erite nit ser 0ritten
un0 Die 3Deite nit Der uierten Belle.
mdbreno in Der lteberieeung MIR Oie
5Dclte uno uierte 3eiIe reimen. las
gIei6e finOen mir H6rigens in ser
lleberletung Der @oinburgb Gepierp.
SIN iibrigen a6er per0ient Mari
SDain5 2eIitung GILES Sob. Gr bat
nidJt ale @in3el6eiten oes Criminals
~iinn8etreu wle0ergegeben. a6er mer
nur elm wenig g~riabrung in bsrar.
tigen Nr6eiten bat, ser miro miiien,
oaB oa5 iait unm0gIid lit. 0ur
Iueni8en Wteiltern Der ueberietungs.
funIt tit es gelungen. @as man
aber pom elmer guten l1eberietnng
uerIon8en muB, lit, Dab lie oen Siun
uno StimmungSgeboIt oes Sriqi.
nails FORFEIT wieoergibt. 8e5iglidl
Ser ~ein5elnen Aus0riide uno 9il0cr
mltB man Dem ~lleberieser cine &C.
mile 5reibeit geitatten, ~ioIange er
uiht gegen Oen Sinn oe5 @an5cn
peritoBti ooer Die Stimmung tort.
Rad oieiem MaBitab 9emeiien, lit
Mari Smain5 lleteriebunq gan5
uortrefflidl uno eS milroe Iih piel.
lciflt iIr uniere 0elonguereine emp.
iebIen, mcnn lie aeIegeutIif Sc.
braudl 0apon mad,teu.
llno MN nod cine brittle llebcr.
iebung, Sit iit ebenfall5 in Marf
Spoin$ Nuh fiuoet. LAS bette,
mas man non ibr iagea1 fam, it,
oaB lie einen @eitecttitserfolg er.
jieIt. So &eriaiier II. 2. V. @arn-
bnm, Elm G%nBIdnoer, ser elm Bud
iibcr Die Rbeiniagen 1eihrichen bat,
oa$, mie e3 i6eint, frii6er 5iemIlh
popular mar. &n ser Eoelie 1T
BurnAam idmaf. Ia5 Ger5nnB
bcballoelt er nit ioupcrGner &eradl-
tllng, oie Gcim, iiuO 3unl GeiI gera.
0eju b05artiJ, un0 0ie Sprahe lit
l0l5srn, uno Don ser poetiIhen
StimmunJ oe5 Originals lit alld)
nid)t Elm 6ijufhcn iibrig ge6Iieben.
Mon uCriud)e ia nid)t Oa5 Sieo 5l
iin9en; einmol miro man nit ocn
Aptcn nidlt otafommen, 0nS anOerc
Dial be0alt maIt cine &an0 poll
ii6ri1. Shon Mari Emain meiIt
0aranf bin, 0aB 8drubcm nit pc.
oantiifer @enuuigfeit foit ieoeS
@ogt oe3 Originals ms Gngliidc
iibertragen bat. Gabel fOmmen Oenn
10 qreulitle W}iBgeburten berallS ME
.Nboue muuberiulp there" fir
,Gort obcn mmoerbar" ODER Sim
tberebp a Song iing5" fir olln0
iingt elm 2ieO oobei". &ier iolgt
8arnbam3 StiIiibung:
/ do not know what it signifies
That l am so sorrowful?
A fable of old times so terri6es,
Leaves my heart so thoughtful.
The air is cool and it darkens,
And calmly flows the Rhine;
The summit of the mountain heark-
ems
In evening sunshine line.
The most beautiful maiden en-
frances
Above wonderfully there,
Her beautiful golden attire glances.
She combs her golden hair.
With golden comb so lustrOus,
And thereby a song sings,
1t has a tone so wondrous,
That powerful melody rings.
The shipper in the little ship
1t effects with woes sad might;
He does not see the rocky clip.
He only regards dreaded height.
| believe the turbulent waves
Swallow at last shipper and boat;
She with her singing ave
All to visit her magic moat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
0cacn &rampie.

@eQcu WingeH5 Garm. rn0 an
ecre arGmpic ermeIit it'd oft iol-
0enoe5 DiitteI it}mtr5IinOerno. 6Iu'
ucu miro in ljcocnoe5 @oiier &C.
tuud)t, in Gin @ou0tut ejnJeid)Iageu
mo 10 uu3gerungeL Damn ned bejB
i~bergcle9t. Gjcle aomprciieu brilr
Gen nit aud RET ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ty~teurnlgiej @Iu0crlu8. 9eionOer9
siinitig mirfen loIhe beige llnl
idldqe ,mcnn man nod - bis 30
Eropien Gerpentiuipiritu5 altt oen
Tianelloppen tropfcIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Gas Gel Oes 5rubiinns.

Gel Dem nerUenerrclen0en &aiten
unO Srcjbeu unIerer Gage lit e. icbr
erireulid1, 0aj lid INNER mebr
St;mmeu erbeten Ole marncn mo
mnbncn ijd) 0Ielem, oen Uieniten
auireibcu0en SoBer nItt on3A.
idlitBeH, uH0 ore ser 6reu0c, oein
Irobiiuu, Ser 6elterfelt 0es Be.
mlit5 0u5 g&ort recon. Ger Samc
Der ourd Ons bcrriIfe Sdriithen
0e3 SIihoi3 acppler pom Hottcn.
burg: rYit5r 6reu0e" au5Jeitreut
MIRO, miro itcriit Sic bcitea
,5riJdte trllen, Ano ea mare gu
munihen, 0aB rcd)t oieie 0(enihcn
~beion0ers iene, Die I'M Irelben 0eI
YSelt au'lelen. Is ieIen IND belt,
ji8tn mi;rOcn.
Sa. sic 0citerfeit, Ser 6robilnn
lit cine mLIatrbur au9glcidea9r
Strait; Tie lit ons Gel, oa5 tr1leu
Yil.d)u1en ntue Sduungfrait per.
lit. So idrtI5t 5mett Mcr0cu
III eincm S0tlitden: n6robliln -
cine &ebeu3traIt", iiber 9u5 %adlcnt
IS lit etUus &errIlhe@ Inn 0a@
%ahenl 2Sem IcOcr muBte, ME Ol2
2lC en- Die Strait BAT, u.,ier &ebea
6u oeyl0ngcru mn unltre 8eiHno
belt 81 er3ulien 10 Duroen Ok
Sd'ntteu Ih,cd',er game, Die Jet,
10 Qaiiil mlcre Stirn bem0ucn
lpoll idueucr peridmiu0eu - un0
0ic Ner}tt mjir0cH ment9er Ectit
Zen ba0eu." @je uQbr lit Dies
Gurt Elm 1er}blitt3 %ndul MIRO
Der a0rper etiGuttegt mo Der &htt
um,dui aulrrelt. Go3 Atmen miro
bcid)leuuiat Der ean}e 3orper er.
bat &drmc uno %iht mo Die
4ugm 8ion}. I03 tldleu yueItci
Sic 9ruil, cru01t Ole Aua0unituu0
Der 6ort uno trelbt Ole 'tllctt,
&lit aus 0eu 2ungcn ul0 3ellcH
berlu5. furj, oda berrlite Wleld'
mai, Ia@ mir @eiluo5clt ntmuen
miro 0urt icme Ntjtulrfun9 1erlc
iteat. Die Acr3te baiten iebr uicl
Ourdu'. OaB ibrc EatleHter Elm bette
res @eInlit btudlren. 60 ioJt scr
amcriraniide 4tit Gr. Cliotr sol
mes: .6rohinn lit @ottc8 Irjnei
ieocr iollta 0urlu BADEN. Simmer
mile ulr SorIen Not mo Ser
OrieBl tfejt.n - Ser Q0nie 9loit 0et
9ebens - miJBten nit Dem OeI De-
Trobiinn9 lbltrltcen Wer0cn."
Aber ulht mlr ilr 0aS pbpiiitt
ionoern audi iUr oos ieeItlde nm
mornllide ye5en III 0le @eItcrteG
pom u|nitdtocrem @crtc. en- be
briJdter, mcland}ojiiter Q}euih per.
Iiert MIR 81 lejdIt 0en @louben an
lid ielbit mo lem &0nnen Gr per,
Unfit tn mltl0ic3 8rubelu uno
nImmt cit Elm boies Gnoe. Sit ober
ieine Seele better. 10 ucrntn1 er lid
nit 2eihtiQteit ijber oa5 lln9emaf
0eS 2ebena hinme1}uiebcn. 5e.bIt
0urd Die perrieAelten 8iiren un0
Dergitterten 6euiter Ser 8ciaugniiie
nn0 3ud1thmiier ioQ, pie in nWebr
6reu0e~ au9leHriidt lit. Ser Gn9eI
Ser Ireu0e IND Oe3 6robiinns Gin.
lab fin0en. @enn e5 gelingt, in
0a5 @eien zines iold)ct Allsgeitobc.
men uieocr cncn Nbleger Der
Treu0c en}uienten unp i'm 81
piIeAclL bis er sum 9aunle Ser re.
En,,-Err4,& y, ,ED,+ hrv~a,%I,- -,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Ueues aus Vatur- uno
6eilfunce.

Sic Grtiiel inter oieier aubrit iiu6 Iebrs
reid un0 intereHaHt, in ibreu auss
fubrungeu uuo S6IubfoIgerun8en re-
p%rGieutireu iie Gber offers MID bic
aniidten oe5 9eiunobeItsrdtbs. .
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
RoSsrueS StinmuHasbiis.

EduuI ii, Die guft
lluo idipeyQeno ltarri
Sur brcrucrNeH Soure
Ser u1u0t &oie.
eejH 6dImten regt nd.
Setn SIntt beipeet iid,
&ein 5arn crihdai
IN SdI1f rcrIuUieE,
IN tlt,Crrtr Sbiaf.
III RINGS Nls &elt
Srn Sad;teu fGS &,ruhlluls
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD
Is What Mrs. Spar Says Tanlac
Was Worth to Her.
Restored Her Health-She Gains
Is Pounds.

''Tanlac has simply been worth its
weight in gold to me, because before
l began taking it 1 was so badly run
down that / hardly ate enough to keep
me alive, but now 1 can just eat any
thing and have gained fifteen pounds
in weight" said Mrs. Sarah Sparr, who
lives at No. S2S Brighton avenue, Kan
sas City, to a Tanlac representative a
few days ago.
For over a year." continued Mrs.
Sparr. II suffered from stomach trou-
BILE and nervousness and my appetite
was poor and what little did eat gave
me indigestion and 1 would bloat up
with gas and would have fluttering
spells with my heart and sharp pains
all thru my stomach. In fact my
stomach trouble was so bad that /
would feel miserable for hours after L
ate anything and no matter what I
ate it would disagree with me and
sometimes after eating 1 would be
nauseated for hours and would get so
dizzy l could hardly stand up.
II was extremely nervous, too, and
didn't rest at all we'll at night and just
felt worn out all the time. Why, 1
have felt so badly at times and so de-
spondent and blue that actually it was
no pleasure to live and L lost about
twenty pounds in weight and was just
going away to nothing. At that time
L was in Lansing. Kan. and several of
my friends there advised me to try
Tanlac because they said it was fine
medicine and just what 1 needed, SO
sent to Kansas City for a Bottle.
have taken four bottles and find it a
splendid medicine, because it has been
simply wonderful the way it has
helped me.
Il am now in better health than
have been in years because 1 have a
fine appetite and am not bothered any
more with Indigestion or gas on my
stomach and my nervousness has left
me and 1 rest well at night and am
feeling stronger in every way. I'm not
troubled any more with any nauseat-
ing feeling or fluttering of the heart
it myself I wouldn't have believed
there was a medicine in the world that
could do me all the good that Tanlac
has done.''
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co.-Adv.
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Spring overcoats a reaZnecessity

A light or medium weight overcoat gives more all
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for chilly days and evenings. Newest styles from
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WHEAT GROWERS MEET
Those in So Counties viii Gather in
Their Court Houses April 26.

Manhattan, Kan, April 1S.-Kansas
wheat growers in the fifty-three wheat
belt counties will meet in their re-
spective court houses the afternoon of
Saturday, April IS, to consider plans
for handling harvest labor problems,
a fan harvest wage, and to select a
delegation to represent them at the
Wheat Belt Harvest Labor conference
at Hutchinson a week later, at which
an effort will be made to agree on
uniform harvest wage.
Kansas will harvest about 100000
acres more wheat this year than in
1918. Since the present labor situa-
ton is but little better than that of
last year, and as wages as a whole
have not decreased, these county meet
ings and the statewide meeting are
considered important.
E. r. -Frizell of Larned, state labor
director, who called these meetings,
estimates that the wheat belt will need
10000 harvest hands, and states that
it will be necessary that Kansas wheat
growers offer sufficiently high wages
to compete with other industries, and
the towns and cities.
A harvest labor survey is now being
conducted in thirty farm bureau coun-
tries. as a basis of determining accu-
rately the harvest labor needs of the
wheat belt. Frizell is collecting in
formation in conjunction with the
United states employment service. This
information will be presented at the
Hutchinson meeting.
1t is important, in FrizelPs opinion,
that the wheat belt farmers unite in
offering a Uniform attractive wage at
the coming harvest. The hit and miss
travel of the harvest hands always
looking for a higher wage which was
being paid somewhere litter farther
on, was largely eliminated in 1918.
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Three Sailors Missing.

New York. April 1S.-Three men
from the naval tug Freehold were
missing today and it was believed at
least one OF them was drowned when
the tug sank as she fought the tide in
docking the transport Saxonia late yes
terday. The man believed drowned is
Lawrence Lanahan, chief machinist's
mate
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