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The Washington times., 1920-10-07
PACKERS SEEK NEW
DISSOLUTION PLAN
Find Palmer Adamant Against
Holding Proposition-Will
Modify Demands.

The five big packers probably viii
modify their original proposal sub
mitted TO the District Supreme Court
providing for the sale OF their stock
yard TO a holding corporation, IL was
learned today following conference
between packers and officials OF the
Department OF Justice.
The stout resistance Of the Attorney
General, concerning the projected
plan OF the packers to part with the
stockyards and terminate. under con-
ditions which allow them to retain
powerful stock voting privileges. has
caused a change In the attitude OF
the packers lawyers. The packers
attorneys. IL Is stated. feel that the
court will refuse to sanction their
plan. unless radical amendments are
offered.
BY agreement of counsel. nnai argu-
ments in the case VIII not be heard
until October II. Prior to that time
1t Is expected. the packers attorneys
will have ready for submission to
the court certain changes In their
first proposal. making more dennite
the character of stock which II Is
proposed the packers shall retain. and
outlining more definitely the extent
OF power which can be welded by
Frederick II. Prince & Company. the
suggested purchaser OF the properties.
The packers counsel today refuted
the idea that a legitimate effort has
not been made to fnd other purchas-
ers. The fact was cited that because
of the tiEhtness OF money the pack
ers have been hampered In their ef-
forts to negotiate straight sales Of
their various stockyard interests.
amounting to approximately 100000
OOO..
Attorney General Palmer still ad-
heres to the belief that the holding
corporation plan. would In itself con-
stitute a violation of the antitrust
law, and he will urge before the court
II Is believed, some radical change In
the proposed methods OF sale that
will moro closely fall within The
limits of the statute.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
START POLICE SHAKE-UP
TO END CRIME IN TOLEDO

TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct 7--Director of
Public Safety Chris r. Wall resigned
yesterday at the request of Mayor Cchrei-
Der. The action of the mayor in ask
ing Wallis resignation came AS re-
suit Of a movement by business mems
clubs and citizens generally to bring
about cleanup of crime In this
city. beginning with the removal Of
officials of the police department on
charges OF ipefficiency.
The mayor recommended that Chief
of Police Herbert and Inspector Of De-
tectives Delehanty, who is now sus-
pended be placed on the pension list.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
ROOSEVELT POST TO MEET.

The President Theodore Roosevelt
Post No. IA. American Legion, will
hold its monthly social meeting at
o'clock tonight, In the q. A. X
Hall. lal2 Pennsylysnia avenue north
west. Col. John sherman Fair will
be the principal speaker. Ex-seryice
men from the Rehabilitation School
Will be the guests.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
Readv-to-Wear Hats, $4.95 =

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in large sailors, mushrooms. rolling brim
sailors. etc. Simple trimmings OF flow
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The Washington times., 1920-10-07
Remnants of Silks,
Up to $3.50 Values,
at S1.39 Yard

Remnants of 35-inch Chiffon Taifeta,
35-inch Satin Messaline. 35-inch Costume
Satin, 36-inch Novelty Stripe Satin, 36-
inch Plaid Silks, 36-inch Changeable Taf
feta, 4O-inch Crepe de Chine, 35-inch
Black Satin Messaline, 35-inch Black
Chiffon Taffeta, etc. Desirable lengths
and colors.
GoldenhePUss-FfrNt F1ADr.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
EMMET J. SCOTT TO SPEAK.

Emmett ]. Scott, secretary-treasurer
of Howard University, will address the
members and friends of the National
Mutual Improvement Association in
the gym of the Twelfth street Y. NJ
c. A, at 8 o'clock this evening
Madame Emma Lee williams will re-
cite. The public is invited.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS.

DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS. ;
Arithmetic, algebra, geometry. triEonom-
etry. calculus, English. Latin. Spanish,
French, history, civics, physi6s, chemistry
stenoErap ply. typewriting, bookkeeping. au-
ditinE. accounting. Certificate admits to all
leading universities Tuition reasonable
Send for catalogue. Tho University Pre-
paratory School and the Civil Service Pre-
paratory School. q. .. corner 18th and + sts
". W. Phone Frank 1850.
l. ADOLPH RICHARDS. M. A.. M. g., Prin
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
Women's 98c Drawers, 79c

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The Washington times., 1920-10-07

38inch Unbleached Sheeting Cotton,
heavy round thread quality, for making
sheets, etc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

riifii6tigen pie 0ie Ser 6nrm i'm
oIIgemeincn. @8 lit ieOo6 wciier
cine ctlpa8 9r0Bere anloge 3u plos
nen oils ser Iuqcttbltf gcroOe ct,
forOerIit mo6t. 9enn cine Bferbe.
froft oOcr 5wei mcbr ber9r6Bcrn Die
InIo9efoItcn nift betrG6tIi6, nab.
reno iid cine neutrality-suspicious..
belt fir oieien &rnftiiberidltB balO
bieten miro.
Gin 8o6 bon Sebn SUB 8reitc
nit elmer ol.r6idnittIiden Siefe bon
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funbe flieBt ouf Der 8reite bon
penieftens flint SUB, lit imitanOe
iiber sebn 8ferbefrdfte 5u ~Iicfern
no6 S66sungen Der @bteiIun9 fir
gfl,rol engineering i'm 2onbmirt.
f6afts.0 department, pel6e fiir5Ii6
Die Srogc Ser 8ertpertl1n9 bon
8Gden o1,f Sarr1en als Suereh Der
@raeugrtng eIeftriider &raft untcr-
iu6t bot. 3ebn 8ferbefr6fte emit.
ipre6en ungef6br 7a &ilomotts,
cine gcniigcnbe Menee bon eIcftri'
I6er &roft, I'M cine Sarm blr6.
i6nittGider @rGBe 8u bcleuf)ten uno
Inn @otoren fir 8ai9. unb @oIfc.
reimoi6inen uno oergIeiden gu trei.
ben.
0o8 Winintltnl, inter benz Die
InIoge einer &roftberiuertungseir1'
ridt1ng porgenommen nerben ioa'
te, lit elm 8aiierabfluB bon iuenig'
items bunbcrt @ollonen in Der
0einute. @iro Die eleftrii6e &roft
unter IoIden Gebingutgen fortfpdb'
reno eraeugt, 70 1T CO mogli4, iie in
Storage Batteries an5uiammeln unt
fir beionbere 9eoiirfniiie bereit 81
bolten. Cine fleinere anloge ols
cine Die penigitens fir aft Bis 0ebr
2amtpen 2i6t liefert, ionte ni6t II
Gngriff eenominen tuerben.
$50 iid aber giinitige 8eoingttrt'
gen fir cine anlaee bieten, beiteb'
Der erite Sdritt in Der SeItftellina
Der porbanbenen @aiiermenee. 9e'
Bette Ges bies feitsuitellen 1T bi'
GnIaee zines 8ebrs qier bur4 Der
Bod. Sofern Der Bod eni&t iebl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06
@a6l cincr fSarm.

Ole 8obl elmer Sorm lit BON zoe.
icttli6cr @~c6eutrn9 fir Sen grfOlg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eItGtigl1ng nnS
Der 3ufrieoenbeit nit Dem 2eben I'M
fer IGnbliden ScrbGIniiIen, Die
@obG elmer Sarm beoelttet oft Die
@obl cinc8 Ylnbes, in mel6em r1oll
fir 2ebcnS5cit 5u orbeiten nno 31
mobncn bat. @s lit bober bon Be
oellt1tng, BEL Dem @nfouf nit meiicr
llebcrlcgung bor5ugeben. Srtttt
man ober sic 4ltSnobl zines Setnls,
70 lit es bon ooppclter 8cbelttlng,
oaB man ollc in 9etrodt fommcnocn
llmItGroe beriidiidtigt, melfe fir
bie geldGftlt6e Seite Der 6orm mic
ou6 fir Sic Sarm ols SeimItotte m
@ctroft fommer.
Sn Der &cgef miro MIN bel Der
G&ubl elmer Sarm Ser 8ei6affcnbG'!
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2t meniQ @ltfmcrfiontfctt gcIfenft,
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oltenlidfeit Ser 8etpirtbi6oftlr5.
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nirfGidem @ert, ipenn cs 10 gcle9en
lit, boB er ourd 4rbeit nno Der
p%enbung bon @ai6inen lobne1oer
@epinn obpirft. 9aber fam etne
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per ader foitet, Gin piel beiiere&
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2on6 bertpertet iperben fam ols ett1e
Sarm bon 100 @fer, Die MIR $50
per slfer foitet unb bon Der Elm
GROCER Seil nidt benisbar TT, oa er
bon Baden unb Siimpfen oitrt'5o'
een lit. Die nidt troden 9elegt fper'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

0cu f0unclL, o0Gr neil c5 aus iteiuts
gem @o0en bcitcbt. Der nidt cinrnol
3ltr @cibe brnijbt mcrOen fam.
IS lit Oobcr pi6ti0, nab nid)t Die
Nciunmltilddc Der 6orm, mic tie I'M
&ouffontroft on9cgcbcn lit, in Be
tro6t Qc5ogen miro, ion0ern MIR Die
6IG6c, lpcIdc mirflt6 lnnOlpirths
idaftlidl bcnlltt mcrbcn fam. In'
OercS 2ano fam off cine 9cloihln9
Ser Sorm lucr0en itott Elm 8ortci(,
IA bGllfig sic ginnobmen nift grob
Qerl4g 1in6, INT Die Stel,ern 5t be-
3obIcn. @icIc SebGcr merben 9erooc
IN oieicr Siniidt begnneen, Oa Der
aGufcr bGl,fig benft, bob or hos
2ol1o IN Der cinen ober anbern @et'
Ic bcbul,en fonn, bis err IhIiebli6)
fin6et, bob sic 9eoingun9en ocrort
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biiId o6cr &olS otlf bieiem 2ono
modIen at Ioiien, ols einen 8Criuf
s1 MAIDEN. e8 at bcbolten.
Dos Sormer Bulletin 1888 Sc
Gcctino q Surln" qibt wertoolIc Sim
~oer,eioe fir cincn, Ser iid nit ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06
Sreitag, ben 6. gusnit, 1920.
Sine rcinlide sdeiOnna,

en- bca6tensperten 8orten bcbt
bic Gonios Gitp &reiie Sen 8rltnO-
f1bli6en unteri9ieO 3miiden Dem
repl6lifunii6en unO Ocm Ocmofroti.
Sden Gtonopunft in ser %oltstp1rtigen
golifit Imcrifag berbor. No6 eincm
gergIeif ser beiOen SloHformcn
5tellt Oo8 9latt felt: ~9ie Republt.
toncr uoaen Die Souberd11itGt anles
rifns unter oIlen l1mItGnben erbol-
ten babert. sic ipoGlen oinerifoniifc
Hedte nidt preisgeben, amerifant.
i6c Sntereiien eeidiltt babcr. 9es.
bolb limo iie bon 4ufang an fir
gorbebuIte gum @6lferligopoft ge.
peien, 6ie IN ser Sot etlpa8 borbe-
bolten ur6 mebr ols cine &cbensart
fn6. 9ie Oemofroten nobmen Die
g%rtGGrune our 2ieo Der Notionen,
Uie Ite linen a~l,eefertigt puroe. Die
RepubGifaner ipreden bon Ben &eh.
ten Gmerifus, Die 9emofroten bon
ieinen Serpfli6tungen. Sos umcri.
tunii6c Soft bot olfo sic 8abl; Die
8ubL stpifden geil,n6cn amerifnnis.
mts unb ungeiunoem Snternotio'
nolismus. 9ie 9emofroten tpollen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06
Mit uenis Soften fam Gin Bad Elm.
sebGmmt nnS nls elcftriide
Sraftanellc bcnittt iuerben

Sicle Sarmer tpiiien ni6t, oaB Tie
oltf i6rer Sorm cine &raftque1e be.
iiten, Die unter ie6r eerin9en Soften
ol15ge6ertet mer6en f0rnte I'M
mon6erIei gebiirfniiiGn Der Sarm
ODER oes Soltsbolts 5lt Otei1en. Sic.
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beridmcnoet, lit in Sen fleinen ober
groBGn 9G6en 81 finoen. 8ero6e
3l,r gegenp6rtioen 3eit ober, ipdb.
ren6 elm GROCER 2lrbeitsmongcl o1tf
sen Sormen iid geltcn6 madt, lit
es miini6ensmert, bnb Bic Sarmcr
Iih ie6er @elc9enbeit bcbiencn, Die
ihncn cIcftri'de Groit oerfhafft.
llebcroies brin9t oieie eleftriI6c
&roft oltf ser Sorm Der 6rau oeS
Sormers ebenio 9roBe Sorteile ols
Dem 2on6mirt lelbcr; 6cnn tic
niu1mt ibr cine Renge l6iti9er Sir
belt ob rtnb erb6bt 6ooltrd Die @c.
ouemli6feit beg 2ebenS orf Ser
Sarm.
Sic 8ebiirfriIie bes 6ormerS
oeben Sanb in San0 nit bcnen Der
Sro,i. Sci Ser 8erehnung Der
@robe ser aroftonIogc irllte man
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

oo3cr ibre 8coiirfniiic ebcnio he.
brett it, cri0rocrt bieic @nlo8e fei'
ncn grobcn &oitouipon0. 9llc nit.
tpcnoigen Nnpciiungcn iinOen ild)
o15fii6rli6 in Ser genrboof Scporo.
tc no Electric 2igbt on0 &omer
from SmaII Streams" oaS bon Scr
Gibiiion Of Publications, AnitcO
StoteS department Of agriculture
frci bc5ogen lpcr0cn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06
9lnSfmnft in SentIder Spradfe.

0as IltsfitnftSbiiro in oertIher
5pra6c gibt bereitpiIIi9it nno TO-
ItcnGoS allsfunft iiber ole Die 8lt1
6e8ucrmoItl1na betreffenOe GngeIe'
g%cnbcitcn, 0ifcntIibes @ciunObeits.
rpcicr, SoI6otcn. ltn6 @atroienan'
eclcocnbcitcn, @eieseebun9, arbei'
tcrbcrb1Ihiiie, DECENTRALIZATION, Gin
ponberumg, ausnonoer1lne, Steucr'
tpcien, Reifcpdiie, eraiebnngspeien.
II. {. 10. @nfro9en finn su riften
an @crmon9 tbifton 81irean
Of Sorcign 2oneuoec Conformation
Scrbicc. Nmericon &Gh Gross. 1874
Cot, 2Sth Strcet, Stem gorf q p.
In5ciQcn i'm @oIfsbIntt brtnncn
@rfoId.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

8eltprOblcme lOien, Die &cpitblifa-
'ner Dollen iid Der 2Oiung Der @ro.
bleme onbeim Diomen uno Die SO.
iung Der 8eltprobleme ienen iiber.
laiien, Die eS olf benz @eipiiien ia.
ben, OaB iie bo iino. 8as Die STE.
pllblifoner Dollen lit Imerifonis.
mlts I'M beiten Gimme oes 8ortes.
SO liegen Die 8eeG Der beiOen &ur.
teien Dor Der Hotior, unb iie niro
ben redten @eg idon finben. Sc.
iunbe 8oIfer geben Srrtpege ielten
5ipeimnl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

9lbiidt zines 6orntfouf$ tr0gt. 0os
Bulletin lit frei erbGltli@ olf Viii
iudcn bein llnitco Stotc5 Depart
mcnt Of Ngricllttltrc, 8oibingtom
6. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

Slcine Sadc als araftquelle fir
Sarm. rnb Sansbebiirfniiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06
srof grintins g., Seransseber.
Sermanu, No.

rrtered as Second Glass Matter Week
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06

ple.'' Mr. Clarified is graduate OF
the Moscow university in Russia.
The Young Daughters of Israel, an
organization of young girls of which
Miss Belle Mark is president, have or
ganized for the purpose of helping the
Talmud Torah and to help bring little
more sunshine into the lives of the chill
dren at the Jewish Sheltering Home.
They will not only plan entertainments
for the children, but will also sew cloth
ing for the Home. On the evening OF
Lincoln's birthday, Thursday, February
18th, the girls will present program
of Jewish folk songs, some Interpretive
dances, vocal numbers and playlet
called Before and After the War in
Russia"
Gymnasium classes are conducted as
follows: Monday and Wednesday eve
nings for the girls with Mrs. G. Givens
in charge, and every evening in the
week for the boys with Mr.. Harry Sper-
ling as instructor. All boys and girls
are eligible.
The debating club meets every Mon
day evening under the leadership OF
DR.. J. I. Kurtz.
Any group Of boys or girls desiring
Continued on page II
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
GYMAL DOLED CLUB ENTERTAINS
MEMBERS CHILDREN.

Sunday afternoon the Gymal Doled
Club gave children's party at it's club
rooms for the children of the members.
About $50 children attended. They
were entertained by Miss Eleanor Suss-
man in Exhibition dancing, and little
Ethel Ulis in song and dance. good
many of the children also performed
interesting little stunts and the affair
was a great success. Refreshments
were served and gifts given to all the
children. The party was arranged by
DR.. Ben S. Rauch, Chairman Of the So
cial Committee of the Gymal Doled Club.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06

nepin avenue, this Friday at 1890. DR..
Newman will explain the work in Pale
slime, particularly in connection with
the building of the Jewish Common
wealth. This luncheon is for the pub
lie, and those desiring to meet DR.. New
man are requested to communicate with
Mr.. Livingston at the Gymal Doled Club
House, Atlantic 1927, not later than
Friday morning. There will be no
funds or subscriptions solicited.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
ZIONIST MEETING.

Next Wednesday evening the Zionist
Organization will hold it's regular
monthly public gathering and entertain
ment in the Talmud Torah Auditorium
at $3.50. Prominent speakers, and an
elaborate musical program has been ar
ranged.
The Musical Program consists Of
Jerome Goldberg, violinist, Lawrence
Goldberg, pianist, Max Shallet, tenor.
The public is cordially invited.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
TO ADDRESS PUBLIC GATHERING.

DR.. Louis I. Newman, who is with us
this week, will address a public meet
ing in the Gymal Doled Club House,
913 Hennepin avenue, on Saturday eve
ming, February z, commencing $3.50
sharp. DR.. Newman will speak on i'm
portant topics and the public is cordially
invited There will be no solicitations
for funds or subscriptions. DR.. s.. N.
Deinard will preside. An interesting
program is arranged.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
CARD PARTY FOR OLD HOME
POSTPONED.

Giving to the "fu" epidemic the card
party which was to have been given on
Wednesday last, at the Temple House,
has also been indefinitely postponed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
AT THE TALMUD TORAH.

"A the Friday evening lecture, Mr..
A. Clarified, member of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota faculty, will speak on
the individual Jews and Jewish Peo-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
SHELTERING HOME TO HOLD TAG
DAY.

The Jewish Sheltering Home for
children will hold it's annual tag day
on Purim day, Friday, March 9Th.
The Ladies' Aid Society has sent in
four blankets, eight sheets, and eight
pillow cases, which completed the fur
nishing of four beds, previously donated
by the Society. The Home takes this
means of extending their thanks to the
Society for their kind gift and interest.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

NEW LOAN-A so FEDERAL INCOME TAX FREE BOND AT PAR
$l.5OO,OOO
PORT OF TACOMA, WASHINGTON
GENERAL OBLIGATION so BONDS
Dated February 1920. Due
Washington in New York City.
e.--- - $lS9
assessed
(this only 100000
Bonded Debt Than 1 of Assessed Valuation
12O,812
s. Official Estimate 192O)----19O,OOO
amounting
o $38613,938 for 1918.
Payable From
TaxesLe all Pierce County,
Including the City Tacoma Proper.
opinion of Messrs Caldwell & Massich, New York
100000 1881 to 1855, Inclusive
PRICE AND INTEREST
BREED, ELLIOTT g HARRISON
Second South Minneapolis, MIMI
indianapolis Milwaukee Detroit
Chicago
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-02-06

COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women, which was
to be held Saturday, February 18th, has
been postponed indefinitely.
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MOVING PICTURES.
Colonial. Toniaht

1
Nazimoya, in Stronger Than
Death" was the main attraction al
the Colonial theater yesterday, and
drew capacity audiences. The bril-
liant Russian star was seen in a
role that splendidly displays her al
most uncanny powers as mistress
OF the human emotions. 1t is that oil
a London dancer who finds love in
India, that land of mystery which
has figured so much in recent prose,
poetry and dramatic literature.
Stronger Than Death" was adapt.
ed for the screen from the widely
read novel by l. A. r. Wylie. 1t re-
counts the adventures of Sigrid, the
dancer, and the man she adores-the
hermit doctor of Gaya. He is ply.
stefan who devotes his time to fight.
ing cholera epidemic among the
natives.
Strong cross currents run deep
through the narrative. The biggest
dramatic scene is where Sigrid HES
to the steps of the temple for a
dance in the moonlight. Her pres
ence there is regarded by the ma.
tives, who are even then planning a
massacre, as the returned spirit of
the sacred dancer Of the temple, "the
bride Of Vishnu."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-03
MRS. TAYLOR WELL
AND HAPPY AGAIN
Says Tanlac Brought Her Perfect
Health After Four Years of
Suffering.

"Since / began taking Tanlac am
enjoying perfect health every way, and
have gained ten pounds in weight. =
said Mrs. Mary Taylor, r. r. 4, Mar
ion, Iowa.
For four years had suffered from
stomach trouble. My appetite was
very poor, and even the little / did
manage to eat caused me intense suf-
fering. After every meal became
SO badly nauseated could seldom re-
tain thing Would bloat up with
gas until | could hardly breathe and
my heart would palpitate SO fearfully
that / often became frightened. My
nerves were in such bad condition I
could hardly get any sleep at all, and
for a long time l had been in such
badly rundown, weakened condition /
could not do my housework. | suf-
fered with such terrible headaches
they almost drove me distracted, and
at times / had such awful dizzy, fain-
ty spells I could hardly stand up. In
fact, l was in just such bad fix gen
orally l realized l could not hold up
much longer unless l got something
to help me.
u had heard so much about the
good Tanlac was doing others / de-
cided to try it, and now, while I have
only taken four bottles so far, have
a splendid appetite, eat just anything
l want and everything agrees with me
perfectly. | never have those terri
Bile headaches now, and those awful
dizzy, fainty spells never trouble me
any more. Ny nerves are in so much
better condition / can sleep like a
child all night long. | have also re-
gained my lost strength and feel SO a
good all the time my Homework is ac-
tually pleasure to me. After what
Tanlac has done for me l am only
too glad of this opportunity to tell
others about it"
Tanlac is sold in Keokuk by Will
kinson & Co., and the leading drug
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