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II, Frederick Degcnhardt, Mendoza
| H., Jan, 18th. 1920, cause Of death
| cardiac apOplcNy; died suddenly.
| l.. Andrew lIrick. Streator, III!
Jan nth, 1920, cause Of death, acct
dental fall
10, Walter tHcudec, Ottawa, Ill, Jan
18TH 1929; cause OF death, crushed by
fall of rock in coal mine.
H. Joseph r. Hin, Ottawa. III. Ian.
iGtn, l229; cause of death. cardia,
ombolism; died suddenly.
Is Frank Schwicrtz, Fan River
township, H.. Jan. 10th, l920; cause
Of death, cardiac apoplcNy; founl
dead in bed,
~ Robert f. Marlctt, Peru, H.,
Jan. ~ 1870; canSc Of death. cetc
bra emhoIiam; died suddenly.
-. John Montgomery, Ottawa, H.
Jan 20th, 1921 cause Of death.
hcmorrhase of the lungs; died SUI
denly
81. Fred West Jr, Mission towr-
ship, Jan. 10Th, 1926 cause Of death,
shot himself; suicidc.
20, Ami taS Nanalc, Ggleaby, III,
Feb. I'd, 1870; cause Of death. brou.
'ifltt4 t'f4' t'A'+OsitFtt nv l'Ii Nit Iiil.
-. Patrick Murphy Ottawa III,
Feb. 9Th. 500; cause of death. ear
dlac apopleXy; died suddenly.
IT, Dorothy Pryde, OgleshE H.
Feb. 9Th, $50; cause Of death. 40
ScesS al base OF brain; died suddenly
-. Gertrude Berry, Streator, H..
Feb It'll 1872 cause Of death. st.ucK
by train on y. y {. Il. r. while in
automobile.
% David Given, i Il Sale, HI. F,b,
10th, t32e; cause of death, cert aral
hemofrhage; died suddenly.
p Mary Ryan Mendoza, H., Feb.
-, 1870, cause OF death, burns, atyi.
dental
IS. Oscar Armstrong, Streator. ill.,,
Fob. 20th. 1920; thrown from coal
ear which broke away in coal mine.
%. Frank kadolph, DSt.eator, ILL.,,
Feb. %, 1879; cause of death. fall
while climbing Murray building,
so. Byrd iohncr, Streator IN,
March |, 1920; cause of death, abor-
tive drug. soll-administered.
81 Adam Becker. Mendoza. III.
March I'd, 1929; cause of death. gun
1ot wound, sellmtlicted
r. UONOGHUE.
Cosoner.
The following inquests paid An
drew Eakle, Mary Ryan, Adam Beck,
er. Thir.y-one inquestS, three paid,
twenty-eight due
The following estates have been
filed against in favor of the county:
James VI. Smith Observation-Disclosures l6
NINA 10
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"The Heart of a Child" Her L ,

First completed prints of Nazimo,
vas newest picture, The Heart OF a
Child have arrived in Metros New
York offices at the Longacre building
Transmission OF the picture from the
studios at Hollywood, Calf, was de-
layed in order that Nazmova might
have a chance personally to oversee
its cutting, assembly and fitting,
In The Heart of Child" founded
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Records.

Moved by Supervisor Charley. and
duly seconded. that records of yester-
days session be approved as read.
Carried.
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Township Affairs and Constitutional
Convention.

RI An t-a,,,,. ,,,I rrry-.rehi, nH.
aia1.
\ law pass" III 1919 prov 'u.H ,',''
on Jdhudi! o. l'-'' cpii' cl'''Ou ~
revise ai'er or "Hi' ia 'iie 'oiI =, 'i'u'
tlon Ct tAe Stalr OF llilhciS s'aIi d'-
sembIo N the ti'J oI 9rf.AshelA'
ut the anuUa! convention Oh lhe
state ASSOCIATION Oh upt'Ni9oI =,
county COMMISSIONS 'ouH.S anu
PROBATE tierhs ana C3"htE Auu,toi9
at PEORIA, illlnola' III octooeF' 10 =, d
CONSTITUTIONAL 'oilFthlloh 'oAIlHIlt'ee
was appointed as loiio"s, ct,
Fred Hess. chaIrlhdh' NoNhIS o4elh ~
Champaign County.
;. NJ. henderson, county 'lerh' ~
haib county.
II. Is. Hubbard, county Clerk KOCH
island county.
o. G. Addleman. Probate clerk, san
canon County.
George H. hchert' county AuulIoF'
St Clair County
X, II. LoWden county COMMISSIONS
er CaSS County.
E. y. Pri,chard, supervisor, name
County
DR. Fred Graflund, President ASSo'
citation, Rock Island county.
Ii is the duty Of this committee 70
consider matters presented to TN.
convention relating to county ana
township affairs and 10 Offer to the
convention such possible proposals as
the committee deem advisable.
You are asked to consider how We,
as county and township oitlclals.
would revise, alter or amend the con
stitutiOn Of the State of Illinois 10
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Adjournment.

Moved by Supervisor Hall and duly
seconded. that we do now adjourn
until 2 p. m. "Wednesday. Carried
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Township Highway Commissioner.
Resolution.

Adopted by the board Of supervisors
Of Campaign county, Illinois, March
| 3, 1920
Whereas, 1t has come to the atten-
ton OF he board Of supervisors that
a movement ~ On foot to abolish the
Office OF highway commissioner
throughout the state and that a NUM-
hcr Of counties. through their boards
Ut supervisors, have conc on record
n layoring this movement, and
Where's. The board OF supervisors
If Champaign COUNT Illinois, believ.
Ing that he present system makes
Tor efficiency and economy;
Resolved, That il is unaitcr, bly, OPP
posed to the aholiahmcul of the o.
re" OF highway commissioner. and
Aeroby requests the delegates to The
constitutional convention from this
district 20 work against any measure
which seeks to do away with the pres
cnt system OF road commissioners.
Resolved, That Il coy of this reso.
luton be sent TO Hon. II l. Green
and senator II. NJ. Dunlap, delegates
from this district to thc constitutional
convention.
Moved b. Supervisor Lewis, and
duly seconded that the matter he re.
tered TO the Judiciary Committee and
Road and Bridge Committee. Carried.
Vacation OF Part of Valley Addition.
Ottawa, H., March 10. 1920
March Session, 1870.
To the Chairman and Members OF
the Board OF Supervisors of LII
Sale County Illinois;
Your Committee on Township Or
ganization, together with tho County
Attorney report that they have ex.
pr! q ro1SaIs f:,ss6J and ~ H. oltsSa
Silica Company, and recommend as
follows
We find on Investigation that tho
allegations of the petitions are true
and correct and that the deed Of va
ion should be approved by the
board and the prayer Of the petition
granted. We therefore recommend
the passage Of the following resolu-
ton;
Resolved That that part of Valley
Addition, Division one. in the Town
OF Ottawa. in the County of La Sale
and State OF Illinois, should be va
Gated, which Is described in the petit
lion Of Lorenzo Leland and the OF
taWa Silica Company as Blocks Thir-
teen O5D. Fourteen 90, Fifteen
(l5), Sixteen tl61. Twenty-one GU,
Twenty-Five t22l, Twenty-threc t23),
Twcnty-four ca, Forty-seycn HO,
Forty-cight 4SD. Fortyninc ti9,,
Fifty 600, Seyenty,four go, Seven
ty.ltyc C75) and Seven. y-six 60 and
the South Thirty Feet IS 80 it, of
Block fIttyunc tID and the South
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THOS. J. DAVY.
l.. II. SHADENSACk.
w. a. HOLLAND.
c j. CLARK.
Auditing Committee;
JOHN WYLIE.
A. K. LEWIS.
CALVIN SPENCER
AXEL HElBERG, County Auditor.
On motion of Supervisor Dauber,
ana duly seconded. the report was
adopted ana carried ~ the following
vote:
Ayes: Bell, Breuor, Breunng. Rron
son. Callagan, Charley. Christian,
Clark, Connerton, Dauber Dayy. Dris.
coll, Doyle, Dunn, Eells, Farley,
Farnsworth, G0cdtncr. Hail, Hawlcy,
tlealy, Hill, Hearty Holland, HASTEN
bein. Kelley, Kuhn. Langley Larson,
Lewis, Marshall, Nitschelm, ODon.
nell! Pool, Reed, Hichoy, SclereI,
Seipp. Shadensack, Smith, Spencer,
STATES. StGbs, TluM3o, Tadych. Will
sey Williams, Winans, Wylie, lockey
ana zolper
Nays None.
Moved by Supervisor Gocdtner.
and duly seconded. that when this
board adJOurnS it do 50 to convene
at p. m, Wednesday, March 10Th,
1920. Carried.
Memorial - Wife Of Ex.Superyisor
Fred W. Peck.
Moved by Supervisor Williams, and
duly seconded. that the Memorial.
Committee draft resolutions on &C,
count of death OF wife of ex.Super,
visor Fred w. Peck. Carried.
Memorial 1880 Wife Of Supervisor
M. {. Hawley.
Moved BY Supervisor Richcy, and
duly seconded, that the Memorial
count OF the death Of the wife OF Su-
pcryisor NJ f. Hawley, Carried.
MemoriaI--Wife Of Supervisor A.
bert Brcuer.
Moved by Supervisor Willsey. and
duly seconded, that tho Memorial
Committee draft resolutions on &C,
COGnt OF the dedtn or the VIE OF SUI
pervisor Albert Breuer. Carried
Change of Polling Place Precinct No.
2. La Sale Township.
Moved by supervisor Charley, and
duly seconded, that the matter Of
changing polling place for precinct
No. 2, La Sale township, be referred
to tho Township Organization Com.
mittee. Carried.
Change of Precinct Lines in Precincts
Nos. 2, q and TO-, Town of Bruce.
Moved by Supervisor Hall. and duly
seconded, that the matter Of changing
precinct lines in precincts Nos. 2. 4
and 10. Town of Bruce, be referred to
the Township Organization Commit
tee. Carried.
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Chicago, ILL.,. January, 1890.
To the officers and Member, at the
Board Of Supervisors or Commits
sionors OF Illinois
Gentlemen;
The Fiftieth General Assembly
passed a provision to locate and re-
ord the last resting places of all sol
diers buried in Illinois. The under
signed was appointed by General
Frank 5 Dickson TO do the work.
Your honorable body can help very
much by giving the names of every
cemetery in your county by township.
Please make out two copies One for
the County Seat and the other for the
Adiutant General of Illinois
Your county may have ~ Gene
teries. We have reports from 81 Gem.
eterie-. BY checking up We will be
able to locate the missing. Those
who decorate the graves Of soldiers
May &0th in each township can fur
nish you the number of soldiers bur
led in each cemetery BY getting this
information through the officers of
each county in the state We will be
able to get quite a complete record
of all soldiers buried i'll Illinois
When completed the state will pub
lish This work by cemetery and
c0unty. Thanking you in advance for
your assistance in this Iaudable work
TOR the benefit OF future generations
in furnishing the names Of all GENE
terics in the state, beg to remain,
Most respectfully yours,
+. +. LEWIS.
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wards mono and justice AVID equal
right for al.
hope that this HONORABLE body viii
give the contents Of thia Mttr fUIl
cen ii,U.,un ana may tsk that you
viii grant the increase ana .ut Che
Hprat5 Recorder uron an cGAN foot.
ing with the other deputies in the
various Offices.
Respectfully submitted
FRANK &. WEBER,
Deputy Recorder.
Note. lpon Investigation you viii
dn3 thot the other deputies ju the
yariou+ Offices are get NIX from
$1,000 per month ana aomo az them
more.
On motion Of Supervisor Charley,
and duly seconded. the petition was
referred To the Committee TO Settle
With the Recorder. Carried.
and Naval Department RE
quest for Names of Cemeteries IN
La Sale County.
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.tnr,stad i'm mis- .nrnncsjtjon ana a.,
hcIirye over, Other county honrd !,
the state viii also greatly he interest
ed If seems to ms that There wnuI,
he many ADVANTAGES in favor ~ th,
rpr0sed change In this county ",
find difficulties with the present SyS
toni which Wo funk he change might
better 70 illUS;ratN few Of them
First. A the present time when a
oNnship highway commissioner H.
elected. hH mas only become tit tul
MS sob toward ta' close Of his term
~ tffs Time 50 many people nave hc
come aINN"tN"'d Wlth hlh that thrF
'AIAh SUMO H'" ma" "o"iu El'e th'H
"''t'i H'u" qua 'heS ole't suNN
u''" nun VINO ''l'" llaS % go thfouEA
,,' ttu'v'' W. ''|' M wa, 10 u"
'.' 49,, ..,i '''y ~ -, h''' " ~
,,,,, "' Wv "'' vac
M. t,.,,,.., scala
Win ~ .bn .',r,, l',,',.a 81 n.y.
sunarintr~Jo,t ror tho a,i,ir,, '.,,,,,,
We holir,n n.,nI., wn,I5 G,t u.s..
fault with ,n,h -, onirnr No., t,,,
do With the ucighAor so close IN tbcm
as is the highway commissioner
Second some of the townships are
So situated that thpy nopd Ia soouJ
upOn their roads far less than nthpr
ttWnshipa in tho same comfy and
vet as rulc the township where tho
] least work is required are those with
the most money and the best able to
raise TIE necessary taxes for the
work. At the same time the condi-
ton Of the roads in any township
affects the entire county. and with
the county as a unit. much more cuuit.
able distribution of the funds upon
the roads where needed touli he had
Third. The cost of living now is
such that a high commissioner cannot
afford to devote his entire time to
the road work for the nay we are
permitted to give him. At the same
time the work is such that it REQUIRES
his entire time il he is to be not only
a workman on the road. but man
capable OF planning and overseeing
oversee Tho work conid ha nxerrtsod
W., a,,,, ,,,.,, ,,r tr,a cr,ira ao,,,,,,, .,,,I
Dno snoh otvcnr tho romntv nnnIa a.
ford To pay and pay enough to secure
the proper klhu OF man Ter the Jop'
1t seems to Us that the question Is
important enough to deserve consti-
Grafton from every other board in the
state and We write you this letter in
'he nope that you Will take up lhe
matter at the MarVA meeting Oh your
board, giving time az the meeting TOR
tull discussion OF II ana then no'lly
your delegates IN the convention OF
the matter and this we respectfully
"oA y" " w. ,,... .....,,.
IN 3Ifi ,rn>- I,tt',Tit1,p,cr
p0prpr Crppe
= ~ pI,r yt,P
c,,nor,-isors
Knox Comfy. Illinois
IN motion of Sunervisor Dunn and
duly seconded the matter was referred
to the Judiciary Committee and Road
and Bridge Committee. Carried
Oouhy ouper'nlehoeht OF T'3"w az
examination oy department. u rop''1
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Change of Precinct Lines in Precincts
Nos. 2, 4 and 10, Town OF Bruce.

Moved by Supervisor Hall, and duly
seconded, that the matter of changing
precinct lines in precincts Nos. 2 4
and 10. Town of Bruce, be referred to
the Township Organization Commit
tee. Carried.
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SUPP. Of HIINNdy
CLIFFORD OLDER,

Chief Highway Engineer
On motion OF Supervisor Jockey,
and duly seconded, the matter was re
ferred to the State Aid Road, Road
and Bridge. Judiciary Committees and
the County Attorney Carried.
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Change Of Polling Place Precinct Nc
.. La Sale Township.

Moved by supervisor Charley and
duly seconded, that the matter of
changing polling place for precinct
No. 2. La Sale township, be referred
to tho Township Organization Com.
mittee. Carried.
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LORENZO LELAND.
By VIM. d. Fullerton, his attorney
OTTAWA SILICA COMPANY.

OTTAWA SILICA COMPANY.
BY Duncan & O'Conor, its attor-
neys,
On motion of Supervisor Yockey.
an duly seconded, petition was re-
ferrcd to the Township Organization
Committee and County Attorney. Car
ried.
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Memorial - Wife of Ex.Superviso
Fred w. Peck.

Moved by Supervisor Williams. and
duly seconded that the Memorial,
Committee draft resolutions on ac,
count OF death OF wife of eX.Supcr-
visor Fred w Peck. Carried.
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Mcmorial--Wife Of Supervisor a
bert Brcuer.

Moved by Supervisor Willsey. and
duty seconded that the Memorial
Committee draft resolutions on &C
count Of the death Of the wife OF Su
pcrviSor Albert Brcuer. Carried.
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(Second Section)
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7ta> Normal avenue Chicago, III.
Ga motion of Supervisor Dunn and
duly seconded, the matter was re-
ierred to the Memorial Committee.
Carried,
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VsfbOH1I management ..sv m
1901. i 90 not oompete with cnean,
transient. advertising dentists.
Ny prices arc the lowest con,
dstent with nrst-ciass work.
EDWIN J. BROWN, ID. %. &
6csttis's Loading Deutist
LOG Columbia 81 -
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After Being Down in Bed
for Months and Told
End Was Near, Takes
Tanlac and IL Now on
the Job, Feeling Fine

Mary wonderful Endorsements
have been given Taniac. but the
statement made tho other day by
Humphrey Kearns. OF All Main st..
Hoiyoke, Mass In In many respects
10 remarkable a. TO be almost In.
credible.
Mr.. Kearns has becn employed by
tho Linden Paper Mil Co. for the
past fifteen years. According 70 his
statement. he had been down In bed
for months. and was told he did not
have much longer To live. The facts
In his case. which arc already known
to hundreds Of Hoiyoke people. are
given below Just as related BY him
self. Here h his story
\ was never sick . day m my
life untii about four months ago.
when I fell down In Q faint 1t tho
mill and had TO be carried home and
put 10 bed. There lay for three
months. and had TO be raised up and
fed with a spoon like baby.
There was such pain and feeling
Of pressure In the top OF my head AT
times that I thought I would 30 dis.
tracted. lost the use OF my left
arm. leg and foot. and my stomach
got 10 out OF order that couldn't
eat without In hurting me.
MY food would invariably sour
and the gas from II would press on
my heart no as 10 almost cut off my
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7rf1ig (IY Two la8es 10 woman oal s1[0nI g 1ss
|(oilfessiotlso faBridg
(cOpgigttteeo BY he Nusp. rErHuprps As,oei.Ao9
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
JIM SCARCELY REALIZES THAT DEBORAH
COULD SUFFER IN THE TRAGEDY

Whether Jim i.orirncr ever thought
tendcriy Of Deborah Burns. the girl
he did not marry. no woman could
havs guessed. hut parhaps many
man could have told Bince Jim had
received hts discharge trorn the air
service and installed Ann In her
beautiful Kingdom, he had mot his
fret love only half . dozen timea
always with just ti's proper mixture
Of familiarity and Formally. just the
correct balance betwcsn his old
bachelor privilege Of paying her
pretty attentions. and his new bcne-
diet obligation to DO merely
eourteouA
I had caught she first gfsnce
which had passed between them
when they met after months Of sep
aration- II was like an Involuntary
confession OF n man and = maid fall.
ing In love at hrst sight Neither OF
them understood They were equal
iy bcwildered
I had wftne~ud ei,at surprising
embrace. prccipitAfcd by tho terrier
and the racooon when Deb appeared
10 bs robbed of hsr win TO escape
from Jim's arms. whom Jim had held
her a. II she had always belonged
there and had come At last to her
rixhtfui place on his breast
in that clasp Deb had lost her
gtriiah ignornnoa And Jimf
II scem~d to me that Jim and
Rob ars much alike In their emo
tional reactions. They are dense. or
Htupid--or IL II masculine Of them
20 ignore tho state Of = woman's
emotions and to be alive only TO
their ownr
Whatever his feeiings. Jim scarce-
iy seemed TO realize that Deborah
could suffer In the tragedy. Had
he known that his arms were like
home" 10 her. he would have taken
car. not to soc her. I arm sure. for
Jim IL generous. Be never would
have inflicted upon her thS pain
knew she was enduring when they
went together TO tho country club.
lie never would have grntificd any
secret mood or need OF his own nj
her expense. never would have cx-
acted a moment alone with her at
the coat OF her misery.
II Deb had suffered that day. n
was also AIMS fault For that babe.
Ann. had practically thrown her hus-
band 10 any OF Ne eiris when she
Pan home In . temper about her
pumps and her pct Tho big mis-
takes Of nfc often hinge on lis petty
annoyanc~a
When Anne immur~d herself. shc
released her husband 10 70 straight
where he ought not TO have Eone.
to tho Elri who could Eivc him the
peace which was never TO b. had
with his VITA Thus shc acted.
suppose like thousands Of wives
who ought to know better.
II did occur 10 mo that those shy
pumps and the ridiculous bessste
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host OF iubrtrasinK oils and fuel for
hlx car and sends II 20 the shop At
regular intervals for expert caro-
Hut tho same man In not no careful
about the engine that keeps HIS won.
dcrfui body moving and seldom
thinks OF 4, ut all until there 10 q
complete breakdown.
The good physician can usually
detect signs OF q breakdown In the
human body long before the actual
breakdown occurs and In q majority
OF Instances outline preventive maa-
surca Many a serious Illness and
unumciy death could be avoided II
tho average perpon would give the
doctor . chance TO prevent rather
than TO cure an ailmcnt Any time
OF the year In a good time 10 heed
this advice. but this season In par.
ticuiar. since the weak. run down
body 10 q ready prey for respiratory
dlscsses that arc no prevalent dur
ing tho rigors Of . scvere winter.
10 b easicr for fafh@ n kcp his
coin and his boy apart uhan II Ia for
him 20 teach them 20 stick together
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Since the virtues Of pheiactins ~
. hair remover became generally
known. druggists In this country
binary demand for this remarkable
product The fact that Il actually
removes the roots--before ones very
eyes---as we'll as 80 surface hairs.
IL. Of course. mainly respopsible for
its large and Increasing kale- The
At ali with the usual depiisfory,
electrical or other pYoccsseA IL 70
entirely safe. non-irrifating. non.
poisonous. odorless--and instantane>
ousl A stick Of phelactine. used IL
accordance with the simple tnstruc-
tions which accompany IT. II certain
TO satisfy and delight the user.
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MASSACHUSETTS man
WAS FED WITH SPOON

breath. At these times they had 20
get mo TO = window whore I could
get fresh air In order to breathe.
Ny appetite left me entirely and
simply had TO force down what little
I did eat
IL got to where I was oonstipated
for three and four days at q time.
10 nervous I would tremble all over,
and could not sleep At all I just
tried everything. including electric
treatment. but nothing helped. and
I was finally told l hadn't much
longer to iiva
''ons day my friend. Mr.. Edwin
Broadbcnt came 10 see mo and per.
sunded me to try Tanlac. and be
lievc II Was . godsend 10 me. ]
started getting better before I had
finished the first bottle. got 10 ]
could eat something and retain II
and picked up In strength 40 rapidly
that In q few days was able to sit
up.
wen. I havs taken only three bot.
ties Of Tanlac 10 FAR. and am still
taking II but have already regsined
the use Of my arm and leg. and talk
ing about appeutea. I can hardly get
enough to eat and my stomach
never gives me the least bit Of uou
bio.
MY nerves have stcadied down
until can sleep like . log every
night: have been back ON my 1ot
at the mill now for several days. and
am just getting along fina In fact.
am feeling better than have In
many a day. and I can't find words
TO fully express my gratefufness to
Taniacs
Taniae n sold IN Seattle By Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal d.
recuon OF . special Tanlae rspresen
tatiye
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Tot Religious
II He Hates"

Dear Miss Grey. When I rad =
1oetsr some time ago from . Halter
~ Women just stood tn awe. for
o1dn't think we had people of that
R1iber IN our midst. with such
= 1houghts 10 their minds. The letter
g nnded so wicked and cruel. and so
\ was. But. tonight, arm writing
b response to ~Hater Of Women No.
4 ys~ letter.
n The first impression that anyone
would get from this letter Is that he
d hiding. or rather trying to hide be-
bind religion He 10 not In any sense
\ Religious, for n he was he wouldn't
'hafe. For hate" In much worse
b my mind than refusing to consent
y the word "obey" " the marriage
Ceremony. / think most people viii
igree with me, and when I say
E~mosf people" I am eliminating the
Ehaters Of women. for they are not
people: they are nothing--positiveIy
nothing.
I without seeing either of them.
>can truthfully say that they most
likely are Of a very poor. degraded
sort and the dear sweet women have
nothing to do with them. and the
consequence are that II makes them
hate themselves and the whole world.
kand AL that's In it. r.