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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

I'VE will ask United states N"W't'lS
SIoncr Hatch at Marquette 10 iS$u" iHd-
eral warrants. but VIC viii max" thH ar
rests regardless Of whether he acts. .'S
| have been advised by commissioner
kramer at Washington and AsSiStanl
commissioner Gaylord that l have ample
authority TO make the arrests
Major Dalrymp.e communicated WIN
the hcaduusrters Of the Michigan state
constabulary at Lansing today and SAID
he had been promised the help OF the
troop OF state police stationed III
Naxaunce in the upper pcplnsula.
Leo J. Grove. prohibition supervisor
for tho upper peninsula who reported u
Dalrypmple that nc har been oH"rp""'
cred by the Iron county officials. accom-
nanicd tho party from Ch'cako.
Major Dalrymplc'S plan OF canPSlHn
Involves a general clean up OF iron
county in addition to the arrest or IN"
county officials. hc said today. HiS'nHn
hold search warrants for ten persons
suspected of making moonshine. nc Sal"'
Iron county. according I" MT "roke,
has been the source of frequent troupIe
no, wcen llauor manufacturers and state
and federal officers. The population *
largely Italian and Siciltan. Cap's'n
Marsh OF the Michigan state conStanu-
Iary. was shot and seriously wounded
few weeks ago near Iron river, wnlle ~
,cmn,ing 10 arrest an alleged bootleGger.
iron river Is mining town OF ABOUT
1000 popuaritton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
FALL OF FAMOUS
TREE SIGNIFICANT

JERUSALEM. Feb. 23.-During re,
cent snow storm tho famous tree named
"El ButIni" in tn" Garden OF Heth9e
mano was blown down. According 10
tradition this tree would fall when the
Turkish empire fell. Twice 1t was
hound with iron braces to support IT,
Thc occurrence has impressed the popu-
lation. ,o
I'm the Garden of Gethscmanc have
stood for many years eight olive trees
tradition dating them back to the time
of Christ. Their age split trunks for
a number Of years have been bound with
bands Of iron and shored up with stones.
High prices have been obtained Tor the
oil obtained from their olives and good
ly prices realized from the sale OF TO-
sarics made from the stones. II IS
doubtless one Of these trees TO which
the Jerusalem dispatch refers)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
"NEWSBOY" GOVERNOR
GIVEN THE GLAD HAND

NEW YORK. Fch. "S.-h Smith, cN-
nrwbov and present governor or New
York. was guest OF honor today al the
W.shington's birthday dinner at Brace
Memorial Newsboys' home. The under
graduates were unanimous aud rocifcr-
,,us In demanding from their most dis
itugui~hod alumnus r"miniScon' Hs OF the
days when he battlCd for place IN line
In front Of 81 Park Row.
You had TO be regular follow TO
keep in line then" III" governor declared
with obvious prid". And then h" added:
You are the hope Of the nation. Ther"
!e mo-, nnr OF YOU boys who has not the
rnnor,unity to become governor or New
\nrk. You nro sitting under the flag
that loves you and protects you. Am l
JirEl"" :
The dishes ratified with the cheers O.
ia yruthful diners. "i;""dbEc. A. ihT;
ehnutcd as he turned Ia leave the hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
GENERAL WOOD FOR
UNIVERSAL TRAINING

LINCOLN. Nch.. Fob. 2%-T"ward the
end of tho world war american men,
dra rtcd in July, were killed in SCpt"m-
her without having learned To handle
fhcir rifles. Major General Leonard
Wood said in an address hare today
before the Wood for President club.
Nebraska supporters have entered Cen
crnl Woods name in the Republican
presidential! preference primary to be
held April ..
such things ar what "" are trying
to prevent through universal milltarE
training" tn" speaker continued.
He declared Il popular conception that
universal military training meant COM
pulSory training III militariSm tu bc cr-
roneOuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
Influenza Danger of
Future Not So Great

CHICAGO. Fob. 23.-Th" opinion that
America Will never eNn"rI'h'" hh"th'
,'Cirr,I, cridrrnic a, ,cr.uuS rS the last
was cxprcssod by many phys "lans VINO
ynih.rcd IN chicago today for !hc Amer
jcen congress nf mcdlCin". Reports -"
tho progress mndc hE medical science
In treating Influenza and data on ,h"
insulation Of tn" germ VIII u" presenter
during The six day session.
The congress is receiving IN" 'npocr-
srjnn Of moro than hrty leading unircrI,
i'm. and medical colleges. tn" nitHd
Sirtes navy and IN" United states puDlic
h"allh and mnri"c hospitals service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
RAILROAD BILL
PASSES SENATE
BY BIC MARGIN
Al TOl7 THE
RESULT OF VOTE
Belief Grows That President
Wilson Will Sign the
Measure
Special To The Intellisencer:

Special To The InteIlIGencer:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-Com-
ment is general in the national
capital tonight that tho entire
West Virginia delegation in both
houses of congress voted solidly
In favor Of the Esch-Cummins
railroad bill, which was passed
tonight by the senate. and goes
10 the President. In the voting
In the senate both Senators Elk
ms and Sutherland, OF West Vir-
ginia. voted for the bill. as did
all six of the West Virginia
representatives Saturday, when
the measures passed the house
by a majority Of %. The margin
! In the senate was even greater
for the bill, the vote being a. to
I II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
SUPREME COUNCIL
TO TAKE UP HIGH
PRICES PROBLEMS

e LONDON, Feb. 23.-High prices and
tn, rate of exchange will be taken up
soon nv the supreme council in con-
ference with the financial experts. To-
dov's decision is separate from the ear
lirr London decision to call the hnanCe
ministers OF the powers together Tor q
discussion OF the financial situation IN
the world. -.
II Is believed that the members OF
the council have not determined what
Tho council might do toward stanallh-
inr exchange and reducing the high
n~3c"s ard will not roach decision
until they hear what the experts have
20 gay.
The proposition to take up the nnan-
cial matter came after Russia had oc-
cupIed most Of tho days discussions.
In this connection, II is considered not
unlikely that the members took under
adyisernent the demand Of mos, of The
British newspapers that som" settle
mcnt with Russia Is necessary III order
n reduce prices. II has necn pointed
our that II Europe could get fo"d and
raw materials from Russia. J. would
cn, down purchases in America against
tho adverse exchange.
In dealing with tho Russian question
TODAY the members OF tho council ar"
rcpresentcd as recognizing an entirely
different state Of affairs than when tho
question was last discussed At tho pre-
m!erS' meeting.
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FIRST STEP TAKEN
IN RESTORING ROADS

WASHINGTON. Fob. IS. --Djrcctn"
Garcral Hines today ISSUED orders whi"n
provide for the formal transfer OF aulh-
nrIt now cxcrCis"d by railroad admins
,r,tinu officials to TIA" corporations
which resumes control Of 'hc lines
March ! In telegram ia regional d.
rcctnrs. Mr.. Hines directed that the
e, rporatn offc"rs III" asccrtAined ~
whom department heads will report
after federal operation ends and appru-
rrIatc Instructions issued to cmployc.'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
PoINcARE Is CHAIRMAN

PARIS. Feb. @%.-Thc rcparations
commission Of tho peace conference met
-his afternoon. Charles {. y. J0nnart
who recently resigned from the commits
sion. handed over 10 former President
PoIncarc his credentials as French rep
res"ntatlve in tho body. NJ. Poincare
was chosen as chairman of the commits
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
NO INTIMATION
FROM HOLLAND

LONDON. t'"h. "3.--Andrcw Ronar
Law. th" government leader. stated III
rhr house Of commons today. that II"
irt,mntipn Of tn" decision "r tho Meth
crlalIls government regarding the form
"r German "mp"r": had yet r"achcn inc
British government.
Mr. Houard Law mad" this statement
I'm rcplv 10 2 question as Ia whether Hol-
land had rrcd"d to keep tn" former
monarch in turu,ao. Dutch West Indies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WOOD TO ENTER
ILLINOIS PRIMARY

CHICAGO, Feb. 23--G"ncral Leonard
Wood will enter the Illinois presidential
Preference primary it was announccd 10
dav by William {. Proctor. WOOD nj
Iion,I cnrraiCn chairman. Petitions VIII
ho Circulated at once. Mr.. Proctor salu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
THE wEATHHB.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Forecast;
ohio-1oudy Tuesday, with snow
flprrte1 along Lake Ertei wednesday
unsettled. probably rain In extreme
southwest.
western Psnnsylvan1a-snow flurries
and colder Tuesday; wednesday part
cloudy.
west virgtnia-Partly cloudy ana
colder Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
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DEMOCRATS To
BREAK AWAY
FROM WILSON
SENATORS READY
TO JOIN REPUBLICANS
In the Adoption Of Reserva.
tons Proposed By the
Majority

WAS!HNGTnN. Feb. @%.-Possibit-
tics Of a substantial break III the Demo-
cratic peace treaty ranks in the senate
impcllcd influential democratic senators
10 move today for caucus 10 discuss
pnsxibl" chung" in party policy. AIN re-
viv"d the hopes OF ia" Republicans that
the treaty might yet be ratified with the
Republican reservations adopted al inc
last session Of congress.
ON the Republican cid" il is asserted
that twcniy-twu Democrats, only Il
dozen short ut IN" nubbcr required 10
insure ratification. had siCnitled wiling
ness To quit the lead Of President VIII
son and tai;" tn" Republican res"rNa-
ton program as II IS. This total the
administration chiefs declared eXagger-
atcd. but they conceded that were vote
taken tomorrow ON the Republican rcso-
luton Of ratification il would command
more than tho seven Democratic votes
il got last November.
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Democrats Dissatisfied.

Tho movement FOR Il Democratic cau-
Gus may bring into the open. it's spon-
Sors believe. tho dissatisfaction that has
smodcred in some Democratic quarters
since the president sent his memorable
letter to the caucus uf November ~.
asking that the senator's Of his party
vote against ratification on tn" basis Of
the Republican reservations. Tn" seven
senator's who dsrcGRrdcd his advice
have been active constantly In :hcir cf-
forts to disSuadC others from the stand
then taken. and 1t has been an onen
secret that their move. coupled with
current political developments. has met
with some success.
but among both Democrats and Re-
puhlcnns it is admitted that the on
dcavur Ia break down Democratic re-
sIstance St"ll has n long way To go if II
Is to succeed. SiNty-fuur votes are re-
quired tn ratify tho treaty. and although
% Republicans voted for ratification in
November, the party leaders are sure
now Of only thirty. That leaves "a To
be delivered ny tho Democrats, an even
dozen more than the figure which rep
resented the peak OF Republican claims
today
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Article Ten Again.

In tho belief that time is lighting on
their side. the plan of the Republican
leaders is to first clear away collateral
issues OF the treaty disagreement when
the subject comes again before the SEN
ate, probably tomorrow. The next reser-
walton IL to be consideration in the re-
vision being undertaken on the senate
floor is the troublesome qualification or
article ten. against which the president
has directed his principal criticism, but
tho Republicans expect to ask that II be
laid aside until all others have been
acted on.
Who initiated the movement for a
Democratic gct-togethcr was not appar-
ent. hut tho move was understood 10
have tho endorsement OF Senator Under
wood OF Alabama, q candidate for the
Democratic leadership. and OF other in
fluenttal senators who have been urging
that every possible effort no made 10
bring Il ratification. Senator llitrhCoCk
of Nebraska. III" party leader. was not
in Washington today. hut VIII return
tomorrow.
During tho day tho treaty was not
mentioned on the senate foOr and there
remained some doubt tonight whether it
would be called up tomorrow.
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PARKERSbURG WOMAN
ALMOST. in DESP AIR

left me IN q very weakened condition,
Finally I was operated on. and l took
ali kinds OF medicine. but could ma
nothing that would build me up or
strengthen me. and I got In lower
state OF health than l ever had before.
Il heard 50 much good about Taniac
that | began taking il. and BY me time
finished my first bottle l was begin
niny TO feel better in every way. l
nave taken four bottles now and am en-
loving such good health that do NOT
hesitate to say I'm a we'll woman. MY
stomach Is In perfect shape. and I'm
never bothered with the shortness OF
breath .or nervousness. and l just sleep
fine all night long. Why, l go to church
every Sunday now. and | can walk
across town md back 10 see my
mother, something I haven't been able
20 do in more than two years. Ny house
work Is q pleasure instead OF burden
to me. and | can do il all without get
ting the least bit WORKOUT. l can't
praise Tanlac too highly for what II has
done for me. and I'm giving this state
ment In hope that 1t will be OF help TO
someone else.
Tanlac Is sold in Wheeling by the
HoGe Davis Drug Co, at HAS Market
street: 1894 Main street: 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 ChaplinH street:
also E. X. Hoge az Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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SISTERSvILLE

Mrs. Henry Stroll and daughter. Miss
! Maude. former Sistersvine residents
arrived here from Clarksburg Thursday
to visit friends.
Dallas C.. Reer. eS-day advance man
for the Rcdpnth Chautauqua. Is in the
! city delivering tickets and putting up
pennants
I Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Hadley. nee Miss
Rernice Nissan. left Thursday for nm
! extended visit witE relatives in Torrent
! Ky.
Mrs. G. n. slomaker Of Tulsa. Okla.
/ was compl!mented at pretty affair
: Thursday when Mrs w. II. Crandall
entertained at porch party Fan tan
able luncheon was served. the appoint
m"nts having been in keeping with the
! approaching national holiday.
! Mss Helen Dwyer left Thursday for
i M"kccsport Pa. where she will be the
/ Cucst OF her sister, Mrs. Guy Alexan-
der.
Miss AIDA K!rbcrgor has gone to
Wheeling for brief visit with friends.
Raymond Clegg has returned from
Mnnndsville where he visited relatives,
,, following his attending Il printers con-
ference as representative Of Sisters
, Vile Typographical Union No. S44
Mrs. Press Meredith contributed an
ENJOYABLE! party 10 the social calendar
of the week when she entertained
Wednesday afternoon at Kitchen
shower" in honor Of Miss Ina Tracy,
tiancee OF Mr.. Earl Smith OF Pittsburgh
The hours were merrily spent In social
diversions and at an appointed time
delicious refreshments were served. 4
color scheme OF yellow and white was
attractively carried ont
Miss Mary Ruth Callahan of Des
Moines. Iowa. who has been the guest
Of friends in Marietta. o. tx here for a
visit with Miss Claire Morgan.
Miss Virginia Crawford left THURSDAY
yTsI.
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. W. 4. Daughton and children
have gone to Charleston. W Va. t" join
Mr. Dalton. who IL employed there
Attorney Charles y. Kimba'l Is At
tending 70 business matters In Ken
lucky.
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Nearly a Nervous Wreck,
and Nothing Seemed to
Help Her Until She Took
Tanlac - Troubles Now
Over.

IT seems Slmost too good 70 be true
that I'm now enjoying good health
can't praise Tanlac enough ;or II" de-
clared Mrs. r. V. KIRK. OF 500 Harris
Street. Parkersburg. West Virginia.
My condition got so bad before
found Tanlac." said Mrs. Kirk. that
became discouraged and h"a-t-s!ck as
we'll "a body-sick. and I had begun TO
despair OF ever getting we'll again.
had no appetite and gas would form on
my stomach and nauseate me. and the
pam was so great I just screamed out
I couldn't take a deep breath but
hrea ched in short jerks. ard at times
7 rus, had 10 fiGht and struggle 10 get
my breath at all. For eighteen months
I. couldn't even 20 70 church. for was
So nervous that crowd almost drove
me wild. At nights my sleep was rsst-
less. and had horrible dreams that
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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wtADYSI%W ST. REYMoNT.
Rok 1884,
Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- POspolitej.
Povvie6G Historyc1na
(Trylogii Geese ID
Pnwo Wyiacznexo Prxedruku Nabyte ZAstrsstons
ia "pIennika Chica EoskieEo".
Gag oaiszy.
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I.,s,t; ,.zd,.h,> s.,os,;a tocI,o oc,vrn, ~ +v,-.
u. =. E,,o ue,;Lr;,.s s,o:-
80 .-" 1872 Lo.Loao rr 80
senri.1, cbr,,rs 5ohoh, j.; smrtk,,
Ze scisnietem screen natrzv, ~ te VIVA titanic
sw;e+vcb noIsL;eao Lo,srd,-z, uoIroSc; kt6ra I'd.
tad az DO wick miaIa olbrzymiet rozsnuwat sic W
:anc,chacb nie,stannvch noswiecci wvsi}kow O..
far boha+erstw M fen ;v;otv huf rvcerzv do
hro,vo,n;a ;d,cvcb -, uv,om kj,:: o,owv swo;e
sa-c, o,,o1; zmoz,,;, WI, o;cowsk;cb oyvo,; dzw;.
gnieciu Oiczvzny szczescia powszechnosci.
Zarebe wywolal b~raciszek. W korvtarzu czekal
ojciec Serafin.
- Cd Kacpra!
Podai mu zbrrkanv kartcluszck, zapisanv o.
sowkiem.
- Jezus Marya! Zagarneli go werbownicv mo
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z PLYMOUTH, PA.

w s1pitalu umari Pawe1 Ksiaz-
kiewicz, kt6rego tam odwieziono 20
wypadku ma torach kolejowych. -
Ksiazkiewicz wracai cd piracy z ko-
palni do Gomu i szedl po torach; kie
dy zobaczyi. re n~aprzeciw MENU pc
dzi pociag usunai sic ma inne tory,
a W tel samej chwili nadbiegi inny
pociag / lokomotywa tego pociagu u
derzyla SLIME Ksiazkiewicza " box.
odrzucajac nieprzytomnego ma stro-
ne. Pc odwiezieniu go do szpitala
umar} " pol godziny po wypadku.
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Nieprzenikniony mrok lcza{ pod konarami So
sen giucha cichoSc nocnych godzin, re jeno chwila.
mi rwaly ia be}koty w6d Niemnowych. przedzierajq
&c sic wskroS ciemnoSci. to jakoweS szenrania 20,
dobne przytajonym we5tchnieniom. lub suche trza-
ski opadajacych galazek. Noe by}a p6zna. gwiazdy
5wieciiy blado, lcdwie widne W p}achcie nieba zasnu-
tel p}owemi mgiami, caiym ;wiatem plynql g}ebo-
HI spokoj uSpionej ziemi nagrzane, wonne tchnic.
MIA borrow.
Jada, g}osy lecq pc rosach. zaszepta} ma
raz ojciec S~erafin, przykladajqc ucho do ziemi; ia
koz i~stotnie, Cd strony Grodna powiaiy dalekie jesz,
cze niewyrazne odgiosy. - Ia Jake poi godzinv
nadciasnac powinni...
- Niechby, mierzi mi sig to czekanie. Coz pod
komorzyna? - szepnql Zareba.
- Ma pomieszczenie. chotby ola wszystkich,
zaraz PREY mnie wysIaia ~umySlna s~ztafete z LISTEN
90 swojego komisarza w tamtvch dobrach. Iarliwa
to patryotka, zaS ola waszmoSc gotowa sic wazyc
ma w~szystkie azardy...
A przewoz ma Niemnie? - zagadnq}, nierad
poruszania tamtych materyi.
Gotowy. TrojakowSki madrala, prowadzi
szkuty re zbozem wo{ami do Prus wlaSnie wypa-
ola mu potrzeba zatrzymania sic pod Mereczem
Zajdzie oko!icznost, to W mig przewiezie wszyst-
kich ma druga strone. a potem juz giowa Kaczanow-
skiego, zeby sic wywinql, jeSliby pogon ruszyla "a
MIN.
-Krzyk cd Niemna, tam nasze widely - ger
wal sic. nas}uchujac t~rwoznie.
- Woiania flisow upewniai ojciec Sarafin
- nocuja gdzies pod b~rzegiem. Cd paru dni Me
men az sic roi cd statkow. Pono kilku panow dosta}o
cd Buchhaltza permisye wolnego Spfawu zboza
wol6w do Prus, vice sic Spiesza wielkie handle
prowadza.
kupl ich powolnosc PREY g}osowaniu mad
traktatem. Gdzie ojciec widziaI dzisiaj Kaczanow-
skiego?
Ma kwaterze Iwana Iwanowicza. ktorego,
jak powiadaja, obuf w swoje buty wyprawia z MIN
co mu sic zywnie podoba. Prawdziwi to juz bracia
czopowi. Zajrzalem tam niby pc kwescie. Pill VIA
Snie Z przyjacio}y. Kapitan, udajac, jake widzi mnie
Pc raz ~pierwszy, wyprawiai rome krotochwile
raskudnie mi przymawiai, ale ma odchodnem rzucil
mi dukata.
- Zawsze skoryz do s~zastania swojem cu--
diem.
Kiesa mu speczniaia, Doc zdeklarowai sic
precise W sluzbe Imperatorowej. Cycyanow obiecai
mu puSkownikowska szarze suite wyplaci} zalugi.
Niemalo tez musia} wygrac Cd mich W karty. Po-
wiadal mi, jake nieprzyjacia godzi sic trapic ma
kazdy spos6b podchodzic, ably ich tenn skuteczniej
zyuo1czaS# 49,. .N. '... ..-
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Reumatyzm Powstaje
z Mafych B646w

Najzwyklejsza forma reumatyzmu
spowodowana jest miliohami maiycn
bakcyli, kt6re gniezdza sic we kr"i.
Jedynym wiec i stosownym lekarst--
wen natenczas jest take ktore wy
czySci krew i zupeinie wyruguje bak
Cyle z systemu.
To jest przyezyna ze S. S. S. nal
e ekszy czy;, iciel rrw. jest TAX shu
tecznem lekarstwem ma reumatyzm.
Jest ono doskonaiym czyScicielen
krwi i wyniszczy bakcyle ktore SO
przyczyna reuamtyzmu. dale praW-
DIVA ulge.
S. S. S. jest sprzedawane We wsSy-
stkich aptekach. Opis I lekarska po-
rade otrzymacie darmo piszac 10
Chief Medical Adviser. sol Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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UspOk6j sk6re
Zemo czysty, Antyseptyczny
Piyn Udziela Ulgi.

Istnieje jeden bezpieczny, pewny
srodek. ,ktory usuwa swedzenie, cEy-
Sci i lagodzi skors.
Zapytaj aptekarza o S5-cio centowa
Tub $1.O0 (dolarowa) flasZke Zemo /
uzyj, jak przepisane. Wkrotce pre-
konasz sic, re r~ozdratnienie, pryszcze,
wagry, ECZEMA. plamy, Swierzb, i inne
pOdobne kfopoty skorne znikna.
Zemo wnikajacy Zadawalniajscy p}yn
Jest TEN, co jest potrzebne, BOWEN u
suwa on prawie wszystkie wyrZuty
sk6rne, czyni sk6re giadka i zdrowa-
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- Zbytnio sic jednak a~zarduje, moze ponieSc
szwank w honorze...
- ME bdaj, chociaz fla wieSc O tobie grit
chnie,
DO kto ME je czosnku, ten MIN ME cuchnie"-
moze sobie Smialo rec, a n~aszej sprawie niemasego
przysporzy ~pozytku. Wywinie sic on g}adko z tyct
okolicznoSci, ME zbraknie mu fortelow. Porucznlk
potem wraca do Grodna?
- Ola odwr6cenia podeyrzef, MUSIC sic spre-
zentowat miedzy socyeta i poszwendac tn 1 owdzle.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
Zalozycielka
Zywego Rozanca.
Opowiesc Sceniczna W Osmiu Odsionach.
Gag daisy.
SCENA III.
(MG1'ya Sama.)

Marya (chodzi pc pokoju zamySlona i m6wi
powell, Z d}uzszymi przestankami) : Poczciwa Ro-
CO "a madroSc W tel p~rostej kobiecie -.
.Jak ona umiejetnie pc bozemu wychowaia FL
leasa Paulinke! Oni jej wiele, wiele, zawdziecza-
ja.... Music sic dobrze ~rozpytac Paulinke, jak
.tez ona przysz}a do tego, re zaiozy}a tax wielkie
.dziefa, jak Propagacye WARY i zywy Rozaniec...
To prawdziwie cos nadzwyczajnego!... Ktoby
sic by} DO niej tego spodziewa4. -. Re ~pobozna
jest, oddana Bogu gorliwa, pe}na mi1oSci bliznie-
go, - TAXA ia zawsze znaiySmy; ale, zeby COS
TAX niezwykIego wymySlila w~prowadziia W ~
Gle, umiaIa pokierowac, zapaliG tysiace i tysiace
ludzi 49,. tego sic pc niej Mkt pewno spodziewac
ME m0gf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-14
Choroba spowodowana przez bakcyle

Choroba spowodowana przez bakcyle
we krwf.
Naprz6d zapamietajcie sobie, re
zadne W Swiecie linimenty ME d1ia-
laja wcale ma ~reumatyzm. Mozecie
je uzywac galonami i trzeG bolace
mieisca godzinami prawdopodobnie
otrzymujac tylko chwilowa ulge, ale
wcale ME dojdziecie do zr6dla cho-
roby.
Uczeni doktorzy roznia sic W ida
mach, CO do przyczyn rozmaitych
form reumatyzm6w. lecz zgadzaja sic
ma to, re jezeli powodem choroby
jest maly bakcyl zarazknwy, jedy-
nym dziaiajacym sposobem lecze--
MIA zabicie zarazy W samym za-Udku
1 Hyczyszczenie bakcyli 70 krwI.