davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-17

mel nit. @ut! Gut! Sic mcroen SSSiy.
rcn Siebbabern SrommclItunoen gc-
ben. Bemlb: Dos lit olf ole 1SQQe
ctlpdS 9tcleS un0 nod ME Io0Clpcic-
nea. &on iolhcn So6cn ihpQrmcn
Sic ia INNER! Oh mon Gicu! Sic
llno oo5 t0ri6itc @cien 5lp;IC6cn
Nolicn lln0 9or0cuuyl"
2beroignc Iahtc nod laltcr lnO
1bidtc iidh OIL, 5lt tromntetn. GotQl
- Notan - 9tatnplan.
9ic cite gcorQette fiel ibr CT.
lhrodcu III Ocn 9Irnl.
"@erOc1 Sic mobl -! Sic itno
pcrril0t! S'ollcn mir cine Nacbtpat.
rolllllc alf ben 0als bcfommcn? -
VtoiS, G:eu iOit bcni. Nln miro CT
lctnc Sromntel cnolir6 lpicoer bo
bcn,,"
vGL ser blonde tleinc 0rcnaoicr!
SGon Icit udt llbr lit CT bier luo
:portct oui Sie!"
Gberoigne medlicltc O:c ,Sor6c
Cine @elle trug ibr 9Ilt bonn Scr
jen fort. Sin @eQe itilrnltc cs iHr git.
@lob lno rot, falt llno gliiIcno 5lr-
gIcifL lticB lie @cor9cttc aus Sem
@cge lr1O elite 0ic Grcppc binouf.
3o9erno blieb lie cincu 9(ugcnbIiG
Dor elmer Siir Iteben. Scr roln Ser
marme Sidti6cin 6crols. S5icr mub.
tc cr lpobl icin. Sic 0finctc lu1o trot
Cll1.
Scon=Morie Yicot iob int Spciic-
5llnIllCr Dor elmer bolb nufgc5cbrtCu
@nlcnpoltetc lrno eincr S5IoiNc Ghob=
lis, Die bis ollf Cincn 9lcit nclccrt
mar. Ntan iab nihts olS icincn blot
ben Saar'6orf, Oenn ct bottc Ocn
&opf ultf Die slrmc gelegt lmo i6licf.
Ier &rOnleu6ter obe1 booctc icill
BLONDES @aor, IeInc @0n0e un0 feline
l!nifprm IN cin + Grl11 bcrnieDcr0Gm='
ntcrnbcs @if)t.
IbcroIgne bctrodtete ibn. llnO
!WebCr par c5 ibr ipic hcllte r1orQen
cine fllr5c @eiIe, oIS f0nnte er cir
Illngerer Srll0er bon ibr icin. Gin
SruOer, ser bon Der &cimotltoot ge-
fommen, ieinc Shlpclter in GuriS
bcildte llnb 5llglci6 cmpfano lie
mle0er nit elmer i6mcr5boften Sit
B:gteit, luie 9nn5 mber5 oenu icmuI5
porbcr, od nic fat tcltid6 lie i'm lie
be. ytlht nit einenr erfobrcnen, liiltcz
gIerigcn, ionOcrn nit cincnl illngcil,
nijllIdC5 C5ltternoen, ongitpoGen bic
Siebe bci1obe ldcu u6Dcbrenocu
@er3crr.
Gnolid} girg lie ouf i'm ju. @ic
Oc5 ytorgcns III ser iSriibc flopite lie
Inn iadt auf Die Sfultcr. Gr bc-
megtc iicb int Srmrm lmO murntcttc
cinlge llnucrlt0nOlid)c @ortc. Ga
fllbr lie ourh iein blondes &oor, lci-
ic, 5irtlid).
ugilrgcr-Sol0ot!" logtc tic nit
elmer 0cllcn lmO bod luci6crL ctluas
5ittcrnocn Stin1me.
Gr fllbr ali iab ncridlofcn oos
lfOne @elb Dor iib lno mo6te IN
icIncm gritouncn lu1o leiner Ser
ldlafenbeit cin ullerlicbit Dummies
@cii6t.
Sheroi9nc iuG i'm bolb geriibrt,
6alb belultigt on.
uSiirgcr-Soltot, idj brin9c Glth
Cure Sronncl ptcOcr!" Ianit giir.
tcte lie Iid1 bie IronmcI ub lluo Icgtc
lie Oor Seat Worie biit
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-17

len llC1en lUle Glutltrciicu ilber Dcn
@artcn llub Die mcnig belebte Strus
Sc. Us Ipcr cine ltillc Scgen0, III Der
oaa SGll5 lag. Staltnn;cnbGllnc i1an-
Den tropfcnO BON 9tegen III Den 8or.
ten Dnr nenl @mlic. lln0 6ieier &oItaz
nttnboltmc lDcgcn, ol1rd) Die MN 0aa
marine, lcbcnbig-r0te Hid1t aus oci
SCnltern riciclte, huttc lDcrplgnc Das
So!l5 gclu1blt. Sic crinncrteu lie ciIl
tmcnig oil 6ic StoitnnIenb0llmc Dor
Dem &irtsDdlt5 in ser Gollroine, no
lie 5lUiIhcn cincm Shoppcn pciBc,l
| un0 clncm Shoppen rotcn @Cin iii
bic S3clt gclprrngcn mar, bic crite1
bntcrlIden Erilgcl lln6 bic Cri1cn Siis
Riatcitcn Ser Yiebc gcfoItct battc.
Cir bob llngcitiin oen &lopicr an
DEM ltelncrlcn SOr6pgen, OciiCn Der
goloctcs, chpu5 roitige3 8itterlrerf
clncn tan6cllOen 9ImOr 5cigte. Ger
befti8c Slang ihoate ourb oa5
@o!s. Gin pcri6lofencr Stalbtri0c
crlGlct mo l6loB o1f. Hlllf Der go.
roftrcppC, Sic 5um Malls cmporfiihr=
tc, tum ibr Die altc 8corgettc, ibre
aolnnlcrIroll entgcgengelhlilrit. Sic
t0ttc cine Ocrbe 9lrt, Die Ihcroigne
Imoblgcflel, S!nlol tic lpl1Btc, oaB bit
Ire fiir lie birds Tcltcr oebcn mir
! DC. 8Corgcttc nliltcrte iic iGarf,
nann iogtc lie, ben QrClicn &Opi fri
| tildl bm unO bcr bCucgcnO:
Sic luer6cn iid Sen Sdnllpfcrl
bolcu, Wfooone. Sbrc 5ortt Soltt
luirb Ourd oic obideulihitcu &ifcl
cntItellt merocn, neil Sic 1T Oiclcr
rerlUilnitltcl1 @erbItllrlt nit Ginig1n
C5cnliiiciucibcru ans Dem 0re,EriCrtCl
lei. 9lntoine berum9clollfcn mo.
llnO OoS miro Sbrc BcrcGta Circle
iein! ;3unl Sellfer nit biclen lGdyer-
lidjcn llnl5iigcn! G,cic SunOitcil,
ipos mollcn Sic Ocnn? Sic lp3rrcn
tSrontreib olf Sen &opf IteIlcil, bic
les i6nierigc @eiinOcl. llnO 5lur
S6luiie miro bod elmer fomlnGn, Der
cs wieOcr ouf sic 1SiiBc itclt. IS bat
INNER orme lmb reide Seute geQe.
ben. llno es miro inlncr 10 blcibCn
Sfc t!ut iebr ilnred,t, Ntobanc, OoB
Sic nit Oem Eobcl berl1n5iebcn!
9lu reite, mir fnmn cS einerlct iein!
Sic ncroen niht ebcr b0ren luollen
ais bis oieIc GnnailleuL fir O:c IS
feiu 9rot, lonOcrn nur EltlDcr lu1o
9lei geben ioute, Sic fiiblen loiicr
Deroen. &oila."
Sberoignc, bsla6Cll nit ihrer
Sronmel troB ibrcr bei6nllbtcu
&Ieiolne idon lln6 itroblen0, lodtc
IaHt aui lrnO idlllg lid ilbcrnliiti9
ouf SIC S1iiften. Gam rici iic boGb=
lallt:
Still, @corgcttc, nItc 9lriItofrn-
TIM Gu luirit nicht cter ruben, ais
bis tie Oi6 an Scr "ntcrnc bof6iebcn.
SiebIt ol1, iol"
Sic redte bic 3llngc 6cralts lmD
lad9tc Damn outs neue. Slnter i6r
.mieberte fIogIid Der @tietsaa1l. gr
rod oen 6ofcr IN Den StoQr0lnen.
Sberoigne qa6 eincn 8int. l(nO Ser
StaIlb1ride 5og ben Sleeper init
@lideu groBter &erodtlnlg in Ocn
@of.
Gle olte @corgette io6 nun sic
Sronnlel llnO ibr @eiidt mllroe nod
finIterer.
Sic bringen alio nod cine Srom-
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-17

>t''t''''N' "'S '4it >uIl L ueS SuSCS Utll
@clbern nadmoridierten 3cntrol=
9rclaolerc lmb 9fotionoloaroen ocll
I&onlg ll1o bic &0nigin bclpoden, INN
tic ont lt0hItcn Iog ols @cfongcnc
ocs &oltcS I'M Srillmpb nod) Bars
5n fllbrcn. @or ibr Scr &icbtbumt Don
Eori&, no fiir bicIc 9todt in 10 man.
dcnL Don fic6crnOcr Grluartuno
onrh5lttcrtcn Sauic sic 9idJtcr niht
ncrlolhen mollcn. Sic trobt oa6in,
10 gut oocr 10 ihlcdt ibrc cifrig on-
0elpornte ytobrc cs pcrmag. @cm lie
Ocn @ricf oes &onigs iibcr9cbcn bat,
10 1T lbrc politiidlc Wtiliion titr bette
erleOIgt, llnO tic form ii6 nit bem
berubtgenOcn @efiibl sl @ettc legcn,
lbrc Eflld]t ais 6ronfrcid}s 9iirgcril
crfitllt jlI b0hcl.
9lber - Die Sronlnlcl? 3ulpc;lcn
lbllttert ooS lel,tc 10 eifrig beor6eis
tcte TeQ bon ocn StGRcn oeS ciliqcn
Hitters. Gin lciieS Satan - Rata,
plan ert0nt.
IrolS jeunes tambours
revenant de la guerre -
lllnllnt Sbcroignc lGdelno ppr iih
| BIN.
lie plus jol
porte sa bouche une rose -
iltlnnt JIG neiter.
llllo Dcller Dlilbt ibr 2u6cln ali,
als lnillle lic DC pdBl. 1c, tcucbtfolte
Nod)t Ilat lmO ltrubleuO MADDEN nlI1
Der SollAc, Die ibr @cr5 icit Dielc!n
:Worgen pcriGont.
Gle locQc't lmo icuf5t. Sic m0dtc
llf torl0t lGeltcn. @ns lit Das MIR
NIT lbr? .Sbr lit 5ulnute lpic Oonols,
Oa 'lc pler5ebn Sabre jablte unO mlt
Ocn Mnllcn ibrcr &nterItaot IN Der
SNllrul!lc nit Dem blutilllgcn Semi.
1arntcn Gus @loia i'm WtonOitlcin
llntcr Standardization llllnuunoeltc.
IW ote ol'llllIc, luBe, Derrlld)c, jlngc
G'geno. tic Quellcnoe, id;?rcucnOc
5cLl. Scl'll oo% gtlcocr 'lh lucitct
l'''o oe2 sor1ts Die erlten Slcbestron-
\! !tlC ans Se9er NAlcl9'll lillO mon OcS
Sagcs lcluN.gCDt, ols lei nlal blin0,
peIouut III cue l'llocfoilllfc SSelt Die
lItuN 70 Nope oOllf. llno lpcnn DC
SSu''8til GllToh9cn |ldl 5ll roten bon
cthltlQ 1oQen SllltlOalll1lgcM pIc
DE S'Irl0ciL luenn tic Der ytcltc cut
gcgell9eQeN. IN on nTrr'ldc, Der
leHlol'; oettto''illfe' Ncll9c Selt Der
Sn St..'', announcement Ye''s3Eo'Ill'e l1l!o
W. Ct:'G' ''IgtiW uler nllo oo@ 10
''''Sio''vV Ii: pt9tl'acl'oGli @itnc.
>S'c cI9clt ooS lllSll'dlIde oer6 NJ.
,S4etp'9le - pare ll''ll oueS' mas llc
. tuv Js M M, 9v'oulll0t 9otte: 9clo, Tnbc-
nSr.S t:t. S'Nu'l., m 'Ut oiyl'' oott ooS I''let'
S"1''S pplt p;'l' ''e 9eltollnl1 Doffc:
CuS w Sc'Gnblle'!L ll'I8e'plel1 81 Qo'
o:n ~ C''.cH' Jc''et 9tpbr'l Spea1ct=
'iuc' tOIe l'c Die ec'N 0tc aue toll
leno . poer 5lpcItal!lcno sabre 1Ildc-
'''''i' Nno 5'"u' tt'i!e ''l'lo'1ll9c 9tols
y "ttp "V''''"'q ~ iIou ellle Sepll1
l!tal Il. IQt, i'No oo0ct: lceIN clne To-
''ElV' l'''o'lO,' Sc9l'|lINf!
SH!lll'e S9eTol2lle DC |terIcollrt
m SWo!ile o'tp p0N! SaNe olN oltS.
'''t'IIs VI i t:Ilvi! =; ~. perotiI Segcr6.
>'Ig: - l's l"i' % J" ~ 9e''' 'oe'''' le
''''S 1,: !o'','lv' :. ~. ..
10Y pct gV'bc @1l'p Oc9 SuoClls
9ut '.e p'eieS iellc' lel1lollle Vc1ltOl
SIIl!e oelul'oI.
Sle I''<!1, oob olcleS l'1egr ats elne
Ss"psos, S"n p:.'ss g. 2MtE"ost!o'gcn .a11 naG
Hs. Hst ''ea''geal pet ''II'pet?cll. zig lt9H
psIi!9ep D nelll! i, oaB Ile III olele'll
9tpbell Futls D'ele 1rel'Iloc Dot'
oocr tclllelt 0reltll0, nlc!e S1cbens-
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-17

nGoilo, mon enialt! Sic iii gon}
lu0 beil lmO fonn Dir 0od bon ollcr-
lei crj01len."
(0orticslln9 iol9t.(
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-17


Sberoignc bottc Ocn Sricf 0cs So.
nlgs ouf Oas Stu0tbous bCitclIt ln1o
pon Dem nod immcr icbr nneItpoQcn
Scrrn SuiQp cin vScbr gut; lcar
madcr, Silrgcrin Sbcroignc!" chi
pfongcn-lpobci iic Die @crohlaIillng
nit Ger oicie @odeIperriifc 5u ibr
iprad, niht wcnig bcluitiqtc - oonn
mar tic nit ibrcnl lnbmgcrittencn
@oul Ourch Die Strobcn ser uuh IN
Der critcn Morgeritllnoc nod bellcr=
len6teten STaot &uriS langionl III
rem fleinell Sntcl 5llgctrabt.
Giniac 6cnItcr ocs binter ibrent
@ortcn etlpas 5ltriifliegenoeu 6allles
parcl1 erleudtet. 9fotliGe 2i6tItrab-
Evening journal., 1919-12-24

test were the schools that gave our
Journal the largest support and con
,rlbuted 10 the Journal for publication
many OF the st papers. The fact IS,
that but a single school Is announced a
winner that did not patronlze the Jour
nal. and the schools that furnished The
most winners are the ones that were
the most frequent contributors to The
Journal.
W. have believed, from the time
when the highest executive school au-
thority of the State stopped the publi-
cation OF the journal 81 refusing the
editor Of this paper access To the
schools. that the agency for the best
work along the line OF the study OF Eng
'sh had been removed As an educator
IN the State Tor % years. we were NOR
ally certain That the best work we had
ever been able 90 do was that IN con
nectlon with the publication of the nel-
aware School Journal and the promul-
CATION Of contests in spelling, public
speaking. essay writing. letter writing.
Evening journal., 1919-12-24

and IN debate. through the Journal.
The announcement OF the winners OF
the Thrift Contest therefore confirms
our opinion. The names or some Of the
contestants are familiar TO the editor
OF the Journal and we think VIII be
recognized by some Of the readers OF
the issue OF your paper as having con-
ir.but 4 quite regularly 90 the School
Journal
The New School Code makes pro-
vision FOR better schools. but It VIII not
In Itself make efficient schools. for
such schools require efficient methods
OF teaching and supervision. The Old
methods OF aching English have not
aud VIII not secure desirable results.
Respectfully yours.
r. l.. CROSS.
Evening journal., 1919-12-24
WHAT'S NA NAINE?"

BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name It's History Its Meaning; Whence
It Was Derived; lis Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel

Emma was popular In France, where
70 was the name Of the sister OF Hugh
Capet who married Richard the Fear
less, Of Normandy. Her grandmothcr
was first the wife Of Ethelred the In
ready. then ef knut. II was In 'this
way hst Emma became much in vogue
in SsXOny. There were also Emmes
among the daughters OF the Norman
Dru de BaladOn, who came over with
William the Conquerer.
Prior. in his beautiful ballad OF the
Nut Browne Maid, which was supposed
to be the history Of the shepherd Lord
Clifford. called his poem Henry aid
Emma which fact brought Emma ro-
mantle fame and spread the popularity
OF her name Emmeline. curiously
Evening journal., 1919-12-24

enough bears no relationship 10 Emma
but comes rather from Amallne, the
progenitor Of Amy.
The bloodstOne is Emma's talismanlc
gem. II has medicinal qualities and
was much used by the ancients TO stop
hemorrhages. 10 Is said 20 preserve the
faculties and the bodily health OF its
wearer bringing consideration and re-
spect. and guard her from deception.
especially Of lovers. Tuesday Is En-
mas lucky day and 3 her lucky num-
Der
Copyright, 1919. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-24
OLD ACE DEFERRED

"a woman Is as old as she looks aud
man Is as old as he feels Is fsmil-
far saying that Is full OF meaning now
adays. Women OF all ages dress young,
and men are active as long as strength
and vitality will permit; but when
vitality Is low and elderly people lack
energy there IS nothing mat VIII In
crease the appetite. promote sleep, vim
and vitality so surely and quickly as
Vlnol. the cod liver and iron tonic
without oll,-ln fact. most druggists
have such confidence in It that they
n It on a guarantee.
Evening journal., 1919-12-24
EMMA.

Few feminine names have q simpler
origin than Emma 10 is one of the
many names derived from Teutonic
forefathers. Tradition assigns its origin
20 the lisping Of a child since Emme
was nurse in Germany and ame is
translated housekeeper in spain. -@me
was quickly transposed TO Emma, prob
ably from a latent sense Of euphony.
The Karling daughters Of Teutouic
fame were first 10 use the name. Later
a daughter Of Charlemagne was so
called. A romantic story surrounds her
TO the effect that she said TO have car
ried her lover. Ezinhard the chronic
Ter. on her back over the snow that his
footprints might not betray her visits.
Evening journal., 1919-12-24
Peoples Column
PRIZES AND scnOoL JOURNALISM.


To the Editor or The Evening Journal
Sir: The announcement OF the prize
winnok IN your Mondays issue. to-
gether with some statements. leads me
10 say word. For two years we
.dited school paper which circulated
IN many OF the schools OF the state. one
OF the many things we tried 10 do was
to stimulate the young people to do
constructive English work. AT nrst. we
could scarcely get responses TO our ap-
peals. but during the last year hundreds
OF children from the lowest 10 the high
est grades were writing for the Journal
every month.
Il may be Interesting 70 some OF the
read RS to know that careful study OF
the list Of the schools that furnished
the winners IN the recent Thrift Con-
Evening journal., 1919-12-24
NATInNAL TIIrATRE

See ihe ending Of Elmo. the Mighty
wednesday. lllgh-class vaudeville
Xmas day. Pearl White, IN the Black
Secret. TrIday.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1919-12-24

e n in
a
IN H u h % phd in h pn0 "
he We're
Ap the mga oI F nOi h OF o. ing o. q Oy
a. aIpNph
Trm unto is hhru is Ia, IN nhedt Or Dar si
r a n e in
,dqddnk there whbme angel muhd o h heavenly hos ps and
4 Cd IN h m earth %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
The Times Girl

everything ! don't get II And be-
sides II she wanted to Kill anybody
why didn't she shoot the prosecuting
attorney? / jus, hated that guy
There he sat, all puiied ~ twiddlng
his thumbs and oblcciing 10 every
thing anybody wanted to do or say
the whole afternoon stayed ON and
on in the hope that somebody would
do something 10 suit him but ! gave n
up.
f object it; imma,crill, irrd
eyant-- AID so forth 10 the end o.,
time he crooned continually. while th'
ouriou, crowd wiggled around Inn
patiently and glarcd at the bacl, OF hl'
neck.
4 will ditch this dump and &c
! home" ! said to myself
Il object" roarcd the rroSccuiinc
attorney so loud that 1t was with d
great effort | maintained ycrii
cal position and propelled myself on
into the hall
And | could imagine how that tria
went on and on after leit-on eycr
on-and how night came and IN,
hungry horde hanging ON and couldn'
leave, and bow Lotile Baker grew old
and grey jhSt waiting 'orrowlully 4
know her fate. because NE pru,ccli
ing attorney objected '-E. X u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
lali nway--tho burial certificate bcin.
marked Rupture" why? because the
unfortunate ones had neglected themselves
ur had been merely taking care OF the
sign tswclllugl OF the atfiction and paying
no attention to the cause What arc you
duingi Are YOU nCElncting Yourself by
wearing truss. appliance. or whatever
name you choose 20 call ~ A. best. tho
truss Is only n mukUshift-n false prop
against collapslng wall-and cannot he
expected to act as more than mere me o
chanlcal support. Tho binding pressure re-.
tsrds blood circulation, thus rubhlng tho
weakened muscles Of that which they need
most -uOuri-hment
Hut science has found way. and everv
truss sufferet IN the land IL invited to
make n FREE test right In the privacy OF
their own home. The rLAPAO method Is
unquestlOnaby the most scientific. logical
and successful self-treatmcnt for rupture
the world has ever known.
The PLApAO PAD when Rdherlng close
| ly 70 tho body cannot possibly slip or shift
| out OF place, thcrefo--. cannot chats or
pinch soft as velvct--essy TO appy--in-
| expensive. To he used whilst YOU work
and whilst you sleep. No straps, buckles
| or springs attached.
Learn hSr to close me hsrniaI opening
| as nature intended 20 the rupture CAN'T
| come down Send your name today 10
| PLAPAO Co, Block $50, 81 Louis, Mo.
| for FREE trial Plapao and tho informA-
| tlon necessary, tAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back it's Color and Lus-
tire with Grandma's Sage
Tea Recipe.

Common garden sage brcwed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur AMI alcohol
added, viii turn gray, stredked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
urant. Mixing the sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
the rcady-io-use preparation, i'm
proved by the addition Of other ingre-
dicnts. a large bottle, at little cost, at
drug stores, known as "WyctA's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" thus avoid
ing lot OF muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful,
We all desire TO retain our youthful
appearance and a,,rac,iycness By
darkeniug your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because It docs it so natural
ly, 50 evenly You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and Iraw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time, by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. After
another application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy
soft and luxuriant and you appear
years younger. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Eat Less Meat
If Back Hurts
Take glass Of SAls to fiiish Kidneys il bladder
bothers you


water before breakiss, for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with li,hia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal ac-
tivity; also TO neutralire the acids in
the urine so it no longer irri,ates, thus
ending bladder disorders.
lad Salts cannot injute anyone
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then TO keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clcsn, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease
(Adv)
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FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS and COLDS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
has a fifty year record
behind it

T, built us reputation ON IT'S produc-
ton OF positive euI,S. on rs surcneSs
in relieving the throat irritation OF
colds, coughs, grippe and bronchial
attacks.
"Dr Kings New Discoyey2 Why
my folks wouldn't use anything else. ."
that's the general nationwide esteem
IN which this wcll.huown remedy Is
held Its action IS prompt, lts taste
pleasant it, relief gratifying
Hall a century ul cold and cough
checking. Sold by druggists every
where OOc and 81 % (Adv J
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Attends the Hearing Of Lottie
Baker and Thinks the Pros
ecuting Attorneys Just
Awful,

III never be able to understand why
she did 1t il the lawyers for the de
tense. the prosecuting attorney and
the witnesses talk I'LL doomsday
stood on one foot while some one else
stood on the other at the courthouse
a few days ago and looked at LotiIc
Baker, on trial for her life
It's a dirty shame There she sat.
quiet little woman not unatlractIye
in simple, unasSumlng way, and !
could picture her with a regular
clas,-A husband Just a busy little
housewife, all pink checked and happy
iussine around getting dinner for her
"man"-and then saw the man come
home and take her in his arms and
tell her how glad he was to see her
and all those little things that cost SO
little and mean so much to every
woman,
And they say she shot her husband
and now maybe she's going TO jail an
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pie in Germany who now believe moth.
ing they can do to preserve central
Europe from chaos lasting little
while, IL increasing II is exhibited
in the resigned mood IN which people
tell there is no avoiding the period OF
crazy comnluDlstic experimentation
under governments which, one after
another. will drift further and further
TO the left until, after a period which.
according TO their degree Of pessi-
mism, they measure at Two, five or
fifteen years, Europe's new dark age
gives way 10 fresh renaissance.
But it wont be IN my life time"
they add, and therefore they are viii
ling To let things slide
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GERMAN REDS
d"
VISIT RUSSIA
Radicals Of Two Counties
Work Together

G.ondon Times Cable Copyright 1912. by
tho Tubir Ledger Company
BERLIN, March lS delayed -
The National Ieltung states that the
Spartican delegation which left BeE-
lin several week, ago has reached
Petrograd and is keeping the Sparta
cans here informed OF conditions and
developments in the bolsheviSt army
with a view TO the expected spring
offensive It is asserted that the boil
,heyist offensive IS timed to coincide
with fresh rising N Germany and a
communist attempt TO capture Vienna
land to arouse other part, Of Austria
Meantime the apathy apparent lndii'
ference TO the dismal character IN
store for Germany in the near future
is abundantly Illustrated by local cleo
tons such as IN Hamburg. where the
socialists managed 20 bring ninety
i've percent ot their voters TO the
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Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well known authority,
because the uric acid in meat exci,es
the kidneys, they become overworked ;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts Of distress, particularly back
ache and misery in The kidney region
rheumatic twinges. severe backaches,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid
1ser sleeplessness, bladder and urin-
ary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or II blad-
der bothers YOU, get about four ounces
Of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy
take tablespoonful in a glass oI
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pletely cured me and my work IS a
pleasure. | tell all my friends who
have any trouble OF this kind what
LYDIA +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me NELLIE
+. BRlTTlNGHAM, cO9 Calyerton
Rd., Baltimore, Md.
1t is only natural for any woman TO
dread the thought of an operation SO
many women have been restored TO
health by this famous remedy. LYDIA
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
after all operation has been advised
that it will pay any woman who suf-
iers from such ailments TO consider
trying it before submitting to such a
trying ordeal