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r~YBESIII SHE HAS Ski vu Tanluc Cor Her Won USED MANY Before She To< Says She Ne< Wc : "Tanlac is the Ihave ever taken, have taken a lot c Mrs. J. C. Walke son St., Anderson, she Rave May 231 talnly did help mi took it for a gene condition, for I wa and tired and I ne I really felt co down, and in the t badly as when I w did not sleep well, tlte and I acarcel enough to do my \ "But the Tanlac i than any other met taken. It soon had i I got so I could si appetite came bact feel so fine. The T build up and strei system." Tanlac, the mai sold exclusively h; Lancaster; Peoples Co., Heath Springs Kershaw.?Adv. PROHIBITION y SUFFRAGE Placed Before Hou the Judiciary of That Washington, De tional amendments woman suffrage and been placed before tlon by the judl which reported bot The prohibition ready has passed tl quires only- passage submit it to the st The suffrage rear both house and sei The judiciary c< ed both resolutions unless the states them within seven date of their adop they shall die. amendment would one year after the cation. INQUIRY INTO AN1) SITGA With n View <>( Legislation, Is Sena Washington, Dec a senate committee of the shortage of with a view to reo lation to improve been ordered by tli tlon of Senator Lo( Senator Hoed. ( manufacturers' con call for a committer liminary discussion resolution authoriz tee to require subm summon witnesses mony under oath the senate to supt mittee's report. A Grippe I Every winter 1 warn against tl disease which those who are to resist it You yourself against g Vtu Oemul rhich is the crear ?fined, purified wepared that it ei breams, creates nd fortifies the I Don't delay?It A Use Iff Refuse ^ ? 1IPINF thirteen negr. JIulIlL with lives EVER TRIED Hihikpi! Karly Tue sda city in "Shooting l'| tainly Did Help ,MSt AuK" derfully. ____ San Antonio, Tex., trampled clearing in REMEDIES. quite thicket on the gc orvation here, except A T__, _ Of two huge bonfires, i 'ft aaiuav, one that it was the execi ver Did Feel thirteen negro soldiers ty-fourth infantry Tuoj ' * groes. convicted of pt the riots at Houston. best medicine I 23- Ia8t- were hanged and I certainly before sunrise. >f medicine," said After dark the nigh r, of 30 Hender- tor trucks carried th in a statement the scaffolds and a co rd. "Tanlac cer- gineers to the clearln e wonderfully. I folds were built by fli rally run down trucks shortly after fl 8 always so weak the morning carried tl ver did feel well. negroeB and the ofllcen mpletely broken guard to the place of c nornings I felt as trucks later carried th ent to bed, for I place as indlstlngulsha I had no appe- ecution site where th< y had strength place. Then they ha vork. Port Sam Houston ei did me more good lumber used in the sci licine I have ever the site was clear befo me feeling strong, nouncement of the e) eep well and my been issued by the sou c and I began to ment headquarters, anlac did a lot to Faced Death St< lgthen my Entire The condemned known of their fate i jter medicine, Is Twe,ye of them 80U) y J. P. Mackey. counc|, Qf army Y. M. C Drug & Grocery Thfi thlrteenthf whose ; ?J. <j. r ioya. beeQ disclosed, gave nc he knew. Outwardl _ . v ' stoical. They did i VND WOMAN dat0 tbe execution. AMENDMENT Aside from less than , cers of the southern de . the sherifT of Bexar cc se for Action y ln th<? cJty Qr tbe army Committee. of the execution, date o p. other defendants were the fate of their com ? after the formal annot c*. 13.?Constttu- been made. for nation-wide The condemned men I prohibition have a few minutes before the house for ac- reveille. The mllitar: clary committee been summoned alien h resolutions. sound was heard in th< resolution al- nearly 4 0.000 men w< ie senate and re- eXoept the purring ( > in the house to tvuck motors awaiting ates. The negroes dressed in jlution must pass unif0rms as carefully i nate. tion. iminlttee amend- They displayed nei i to provide that ^or ^ear They rode to ratify or reject | s,nKing a hymn, but th years from theithat of soldiers on th? tion in congress, rjVRd at tbe clearing tl The prohibition pd ^ men 8hackied. become effective jfrom (he truckg to the date of its ratifl- seated on chairs. A li boys" addressed to men . military guard who * UAL. charge of the negroe R SHORT AGE .-were brought here froi _, I was the only expression , ,, the negroes. Stood At At ten Ordered by The men's feet were ,e- i army chaplAln offered ' officer called, "Attentl 1 on parade the negroes ' In<1 uiry l>>', Tliey stood quietly wt ' into the causes j nooses were adjusted a sugar and coal pr(, on ,he trapfl T ommending legis- ohfl).ge of ,hp executlon the situation has apd Holdifirs sprunR th( le senate on mo- , i The negroes plunged .. , .. I instant death. hatrman of the; imittee, issued a , ,v,? announcement ha ! meeting for pre-j when the forty-one neg of procedure. A given life sentences b ling the commit- martial will he taken 1 tission of records, enworth. and take testi- The men hanged, all was adopted by of the 24th infantry, dement the coin- geant William O. Nesb Barnon J. Brown, Jan J Jesse Moore and Char PnifflomSl* more; Privates Willi) L|IBUUIHII# r,dKe Thomas C. Ha* Health Boards Snodgrass. Lara B. ] hi? weakening yln"' F?;k,,"hn" , a. Young and Pat MacW often strikes 4V * . , Of the others four * least prepared to dlBhonorabie dischs nould strengthen army forfeiture of al frippe by taking lowances due, and pr nm two years and two J months. Five were sent to Join their com ~ In Bpite of the execi ClAUf p ! nouncement of the ot JlUnV-/ this morning the riot . j.. . ! not a closed Incident, n of cod liver oil, ls Btjjj )n projBrreBS and and SO skilfully additional court-mart! nriches the blood low. reserve strength lungs and throat. Sickly children ne may mean much, cfveam vermifuge CPflTT'C destroys worms, if the OUU110 it acts as a strength a ? i?i a the stomach and bow< SUDStltUteS bottle Sold by / f ^ biiiiuiijuiiuii m'jy OES PAY ARTILLERY DUELS ON FOR RIOT WHOLE WESTERN FRO > for Omipli- Central Powers Believed to H l?" Houston Planned Mammoth Offensive B st. fore American Troo|>s. Dec. 13.?A Along the entire western fi a lonely mes- from the'north to the Adriatic tvernment res- artillery duels of great magnit lor me asnesjire oeing tougni wnicn doubt shows no sign i are the forunners of the expei ition place of grave offensive the Teutonic a of the Twen- have In view before the Amer iday. The ne- troops can reach the battle front irticipating in great numbers. Tex., August On the Ypres and Arras fro at one minute held by the British, on various tors eastward from St. Quentlc it before, mo- Alsace, in the hill country bordei e lumber for the Italian plains and at po mpany of en- along the Piave river the big g g. The scaf- everywhere are in operation, relight. Motor On the British front huge n Ive o'clock in bers or airplanes are continu ie condemned winging their way over the lines, i and military gaged in battle in the air, or seal txecution. The jng out points where troops are e bodies to a ing concentrated. The only inl ble as the ex- try activity taking place on any a burial took the fronts is in the nature of raid uled back to operations. rery piece of The Teutons daily continue to affold so that loforce by large numbers their re formal an- ready superior forces on all fro cecutions had jn the rush of troops and munitl thern depart- to the theater in which the Bril are operating one German train rirally. reported to have collided with negroes had other, resulting in a great exploa ?lnce Sunday. *n wh'ch several hundred soldi ght spiritual w?re killed. , A T) ntur V> r\ H?a4 I ?? ? . j. A. woriters. 1-'v v** 1 W1 mc *_? cmo ouu r invtj I name has not ers on the northern front In Italy i Inkling that artillery fighting is described by y all were Rome war office as intense and th lot know the I" similar activity In the coastal gion near the mouth of the Pi? a dozen offl- where the Au8tr,an8 Monday c partment and tured a P?8,t,on ,n C*P? iunty no one *,on' but later were drlven out w camps knew heavy lo8B68 ln k,Ued and ,n 11 r place. The made P"8?ner, ignorant of In Ru8s,a tho counter-revt pantons until t,onary movement headed by Gent mcement had Kaledines Is growing In stren* Realizing the seriousness of the Unofficial advices say str were arouse already has occur regular ft"ny , there and that the garrison is sh< , guard ha jn^ R|Kna that consideraible fro tly and no;curred there and that the garri ' camp wbore|of troops from the Russian front are sleep ng. j ^ejng rushod from the trenches if the ar"1> give battle to -Kalendines' copsa< their oa s. j situation in Moscok, whlct their regular heM by tfce BolahevJki ,H aaid tf) is for insp?.c ^ mutiny against the Bolshev who have placed machine guns in ther bravado afrcet8 to combat a threatening the execution rjsjnK. Starvation is menacing G fiinpinp W&fl nnnulnro of tho nitv pi march. Ar-j ^ He song ceas- STATE OF COAHILA were helped ___ ?ra(fo,d, and N?W IN REVOLUTII ow "good-bye I libera of their |it,|H Gutierrez Lending Movem had been In] a since they Which In Said to Have Capture* in Fort Bliss. | Mexican Town. > from any of: itjon ! Eagle Pass., Dec. 13.?The St ' of Coahulla apparently is in a at > bound. An revolution with Luis Gutier prayer. An jt,a^jnK the reVolt. Monclova, ion. and as Ju.je8 HOUth 0f the border and M i stood eiect. f)UjZ> miles south of Piedras tile caps ana Rras opposite Kagle Pass, were c nd th< n step turo(j fron, the federals. The re tu major in jutjonjst8 arft reported marching gave a signal r. , .. Pedras Negras. e traps. The cause of the revolt Is that nine feet to recent election Luis Gutier was elected governor of Coahi is been made j)U^ was llQt permitted to take ro defendants eeat> jt is alleged, by Carranza iy the court- thorities. Gutierrez, it said had 0 1" ort Leav- trouble in winning the people o to his cause. enlisted men were: Ser- OVERMAN BRINGS UP WhTC1 QUESTION OF CAS les W. naltl-1 im Bracken- j Attkft secretary Baker if MJlil rkins, Carlos Davis. James , Ku,es Prtrrmt Officers and Pr\ n, Rlsley W. vates Meeting Socially. horter. _____ rere sentenced ... ? Washington. Dec. 13,?A res irge from the ' tlon by Senator Overman asking 1 dry &nn R'" lson terms cf aecretary or war wneiner iner? year, and six!any m,lltary TUl?s Prohibiting acquitted and m,nB,inK of offlcera and Prl*at?9 man(jB dally when off duty or which wi I tend to caste distinction was ado ations and an-Ly the genate her sentences. ( at Houston is I ~ Investigation \T 99 A it is expected | VCLpOYlZC LTOUp .i? win toi- or QqM Jroab; Vapor treatments for oold trouble* better than internal medicines, as th< ed WHITE'S pors carrv the medication direct to *, , (ungg and air passages without distm , It not only t^Vtomach. . v re be any. but When Viok*s "Vap-O-Hnb" Salve u enlng tonic in pU?d over the throat and cheat, the* i rw . ?- P?*s. released by the heat of the body Bis. Price 25c Whaled with each breath. 25c. to fl an a..,", H ^ WSAU TW FKUJAY, DEC. 14, 1917. l v I ?j%? <$> <%? ?$> <{ * $ NT ^ r| Annoum r I A Chanj ude lose X cted Y lllea J? PRESS H f 1 IILUU 11 inta x *? A ;un8 V = I Effect! ? y 1 rch be- T ran- JF iin* J - i janucin z 4 ,vr r an>i?n lers A the V the ere A ap- ? re- j ith P nen ? >ra' A rth. V The News will go to press early Tues sit- V eet y red v Friday morning, beginning JANUARY 1, DWces ^ son Y v are V may reach all its subscribers on the day j ks. 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