THE 8EMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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Though Submarines Take Toll,
the World Is Combed
for Vessels.
ALL HARBORS ARE CROWDED
OUR SMALLEST SOLDIER
Country Now Feeding Itself for First
Tfme Since 1848, and Allies, Too
'Cargo Boats Sail With Every
Tide Submarine Treated
as a Joke.
The liner nho'a a lady, an' sho never looks
nor 'reclit
Tlio man-o'-wiir's 'er 'usband nnd 'o ulvos
'cr oil sho needs;
Hut oh, tho little cargo boats, that sail tho
wet seas roun'.
They're Just the same as you and mo
a-plyln' up an' down.
Plyin' up an' down, Jenny, 'anKln' round
tho yard,
All tho way by Kratton train down to
Portsmouth 'Ardj
Anythln' for business, an wo'ro Browln'
old-
Plyln up an' down, Jenny, waltln' In tho
cold I
Tlio liner sho'fl a lady by tho paint upon
or face,
An' If she meets an accident they count
It soro dlsKrnco;
The man-o'-war's 'er 'usband and 'e's al
ways 'andy by,
Out oh, tho llttlo cargo boats! They've cot
to load or dlo.
The liner she's a lady, and If a war should
come,
Tho man-o'-wor's 'er 'usband, and 'o'd bid
'or stay nt 'omo;
But oh, tho llttlo cargo boats that fill with
ovory tide I
'E'd 'nvo to up an' fight for them, for thoy
aro England'!! prldo.
Charles Itomont, smallest liuinnn tar
get In Undo Sam's military service, be
ing only (50 Inches tnll, standing be
side a soldier of nvcrngo hclghL
Komnut wiih accepted for service
only after telegraphic permission was
obtained from tho war department ut
Washington. Servlco regulations pro-
world. It hns become a matter of
honor with them.
Personally I wiih even more Inter
ested In what I saw at Manchester
than In the nights of Liverpool. Man
chester Is more like an American com
mercial city than any other I hnve
seen In Europe. There we were guests
of the Manchester Ship Canal com
pany, which has made an Inland city
Into one of tho great ports of tliu em
pire. I once heard a peevish citizen
of New Orleans say In an outburst of
contempt that "If Atlanta could sucli
as hard as It could blow, It would suck
up the Atlantic ocean and become a
seaport." That Is precisely what Man
chester did. and the description would
lack something If It omitted mention
of tho fact that Mnnebester Is still
blowing about what It did.
Canal Coot $50,000,000.
Manchester was 115 miles Inland
from the Liverpool bnrbor. Tho great
est textile manufacturing center In the
world. It suffered acutely during the
American Civil war from, tho stoppage
of cotton shipments. The city was
prostrated. Its Industries seemingly ru
ined. After the wnr there was a pe
riod of rovlvnl, but It was presently
found that the Industry was bearing
on Impossible toll by reuson of Its In
land location. Hither tho Industry must
bo moved away to the seaports or tho
sea bo brought to Manchester.
Manchester, getting this Idea firmly
Into Its head, organized Its Ship Canal
company, and set about digging tho
great canal. The corporation found
the
been anticipated
Chester took $25,000,000 of stock In tho
f An rM'n IDeRuIL
Protecting Uncle Sam's Mail While in Transit
I T TAKES over a million locks to protect Uncle Sam's letters while In trnns-
It, ond the poU ofllce department makes and keeps In repair not alone all
of tlicso locks, but also ull fastening devices used In the mall service.
Previous to 18S0 everything of this nn-
turo was furnished and repulred at n
great expense by contract, and not al
ways to the complete satisfaction of
the department. In Unit year It was
decided to repair the locks, and n small
shop was Installed In Washington.
It was found, that the department
could do tho work not only cheaper but
better, and the following year It was
decided to enter Into tho manufacture
of locks, keys and Tntill-bng attach
ments, as It wus believed that It would
bo nn advantage to the department to have Its own shop, where orders could
be tilled more promptly nnd with less danger of keys getting Into the hands
of those not entitled to them.
From a small room equipped with one drill press nnd om stamping press
nnd employing a half dozen workmen, the shop has grown to n complete fac
tory. It Is equipped with tools and machinery, Including n tool and
die department, where ull tools, dies, Jigs, etc., necessary for tho
converting of sheet steel and brass and other material Into locks
and keys nnd other attachments are made; n pressroom with 14
stamping presses, a lock finishing nnd assembling room, a miscellaneous
room, where cord fasteners are assembled nnd other equipment mnde, also
where hundreds of postal scales' are repaired and made us good or better
than new each year; a tinning plant, where all mall-bag attachments aro
tinned to prevent rusting.
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TWO LARGE PACKAGES 25
hADE FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE DURUM WHEAT
COOKS IH 12 HIKUTES. COOK BOOK FREE
SKIHHER MFG. CO. OMAHA. U.S.A.
iAr&ejr MucM-oni Facron; in flrncrictv,
t canal. Tho corporation louuu
expense much greater then had Generous Response to Appeal for Red Gross
anticipated, and the city of Man- r rr
Lnndnn. Klnllnp's nrnnhorv ovnr- Insistence that he bo permitted to en
looked tho fact that when tho war st caused tho recruiting offlcer at
enmo Mrs. Liner would hnvo to shift San Francisco to wlro to Washington
for herself, becauso her mnn-o'-wnr for a waiver of this regulation. An
husband would hnvo other matters to amrmativo reply wns returned.
look after. Rut his tribute to tho
lilhlt tho enlistment of any man under "'"'"''
., . . . , . . ,, , , ,, . mini; ,jvur jiuu.iati.uvu nun iiv-,,
live feet four Inches tnll, but Itomont ff . ,. nI . . ,1nw1nnmi,nt
111 LIIV V,llllltl lIJU l v.. v . . j . .
Q RESIDENT WILSON'S appeal to the people of the United States to
r strengthen the American Ited Cross Is meeting with enthusiastic response,
In Pittsburgh notably. In his plea for rapid mobilization of the nation's
resources, tho president asked for
1,000,000 new members of the Red
Cross.
For the first time In the history of
tho United States the children of Uio
of tho Manchester dock and warehouse
district. The city nominates 11 of tho
21 directors of tho company.
I doubt if anywhere In tho world
tilodi mi Illustration of
modi. nmnipnrv in ,Winirwlth truns- nation are being called upon to nld In
cargo boats was more than deserved. v,olcnt t pructlcilUv ovory np0rtant portntlon as nt Manchester. This Is measures :taken n preparation
They nro England's nride: they aro ,.,, t . hi-nn i.i.,.,mBn n. wimia thim? was dono The distinction has fullen to tho school-
.1... i.wumi iuii, muin ouuiiiiuiijiiuii. - "- - - i,ii.i uittot.,.1, . I. flof
uur iimiiiHuiy, ,nur uuukuuiii.-, uiu K""1' tweeii high and low tldo In the Mer- once; done as a unity. Tiie canni nun Ul .LVDL,u.b.. w
nnty of her ability to mako the whole Hoy Hvor U Llvur,)0()I 8 a normal va- Its docks and Jetties were fitted Into In the country to receive this cull. Ar-
wuriu uur uny wiiuinur n. wm ui u. rnt0M 0f nj)0Ut olghteen feet, while the wholo sltimtlon in 11 scieniuic miisciucma ciu muu iimu ou-
lYiivii mo Biury ui hum iu m iiimuy tj1() jigj.Ht t(L. im-rcases this varla- way; rallroaos and warenouses were uuusuu
written ns of course It is sure to ,. ... .i.irtv.fw f,i,.f ti.o mnnih or nrovlded as nnrt of tho general the executive committee of the Pitts-
be the narrntivo which will contain tno jcrsoy s obstructed by a great scheme. Fnctory districts were laid burgh Chapter American Ited Cross to enlist tho services of every child in
moru 01 rem, quiui, uiiiiimimiuu iiuiuibiii gIlH(l)(lj. 0j whlcll dredges liro COn- Oil precisely Whore they WOUId OO IllOS uio puuiic- scnouis. ouia'inuuiiuciiL liuviusuii imuuncu uii &V.-11UU1 iuim;iiiuio
thnn nny other chapter will ho that smnty 'Ilt worC to .00) tj10 ciuUineI easily served either by water or by that membership blanks for enrollment In the Ited Cross would bo delivered at
dcnllng with tho work of the mercan- n rx.8,)to thesu dlfllcultles Liver- rail. tho various public schools nt once. Each pupil was given two application
tlio murine. The cargo boats have t)0ol",.nf, ,,,,.. or(..i nln tho'eccond The result of nil this scientific or blanks, with Instructions to take them home and enlist at least two members
sailed with every t do. though tho tide Bh , cunter of tUo ulng(loini Bur. ganlzntlon Is that despite 'the expeu
might bo thick studded with mines an. , n , , d n lts mmual slve necessity of bringing ships 35
submarines might bo expected to lift , miies ii,.ud through tho tortuous ca-
themselves out of tho bluo and tiro " r mil, there aro so ranny incidental econ-
their unwarned torpedoes any moment. a co-operative concern. lt Umlcs In other narts of the process
Though England never since 1818 ,7 ' " mwii tno mersey on . ou. Manchester nort Is now n dls-
has attempted to feed herself, yet dur- extern e g u miies 01 iremenuo s nRHl8hed BUCCC. ThIs y0(ir tho
Ing this war sho has not only fed her ur.g.n. .y u eo were ' stock of the canal company received
largo part Huh pro- "l ..."..u ..v. dividend
The Bell
Telephone Policy
1. To furnish courteous,,
efficient, and dependable
telephone service.
2. To tell the public the
truth about its business.
3. To bo conservative and
economical in its man
agement. 4. To pay its employees
good wages.
5. To cam for its security
holders a reasonable re
turn on their investment.
We believe that such success-
as we have had is because our
business has been conducted along
these lines.
I KST BUYERS-SELLERS cattle
1 rwesAwsHEEp STOCK YARDS'OMAHAi
of the family.
Many churches throughout the country, regurdless of denomination, hnve
their own Ited Cross organization. Besides working for membership, the
churches nre doing active work in the matter of preparing bandages, haddlng, WHY THE EYES FOLLOW YOU
underwear and other Red Cross necessities. Employers in stores, mills, fac
tories, etc., are directing the membership work In their establishments. Mo
tion picture theaters have arranged to show Ited Cross slides.
own people, but In largo part
Tho froni Ewthuid, but In tho modern era
or cement construction rc-cnrorccd con-
Tho
its first dividend on the common
Face In Pictures Seems Always to Be
Gazing at You If Person Photo
graphed Was Looking at Camera.
shares, and tho earnings nro such ns
to Justify the expectation that dlvi-
vlded tho supplies of the allies.
enrun limit h hnvo iittondi'd to tlmt.
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The day's bulletin from tho udml- ' " 't t g Ucnds will be regular In tho future.
rnttw nllu nf Iwn nK ll,nu. nr fr.nr lllllna 80,1 VV,U1 18 ,lt "00.111.11! intCrVIUS
... u. : .V.i.V" pierced by Inlets for dockngo of ves- Mammotn urain uicvaxor.
nuu.w uy nuiiiumiiiua. xuu rrniiiu iii.hk , nim,.nra T tii...,m.0 nn,l ni.Tt dnv In
mnnn nn fl .1.... 1 I HVitO llllll IIIIIU ULIV1 ttltlU V 1 14 VJ H All 1UIUIV.II V(It.. m-w
r ' , .,.,",: and warehouses lino tho docks. London wo Inspected monotonous mile
Tho Mersey Docks nnd Harbor cor- after mllo of ships taking on nnd put-
poratlon Is a sort of co-operative con- ting off cargo from everywhere on
corn coinnosed of the leaders In Liver- earth. I nm not permitted to go toe
pool shipping affairs. There nro !18 much Into tho dctulls of this part of
wlin nur trln. Wo wore conducted through
ent recently has been privileged to mivo coipieto control of tho harbor n wonderful concrete grain elevator,
viBii mo minijmig cumui-M oi i.ivuriiooi, except In the restricted nreaB that nro only recently finished ami tlio largest
Manchester and London, to see the (.inliiii.il hv tli.i nilmlmltv for nnvnl In tho United Klncdom. It wns n very
passenger ond cargo boats coming and 1)Urp0ses. Tho city of Liverpool has wonderful sight to the members of our
going, not always oven waiting for tho no ,U01.0 u,Ci,)Ui ,n,thorlty In tho tmrty who were not Americans. The
tide, nnd at tho end of tho wonderfully ,iock rcKon ium tj,u Kovernment at Americans were more familiar with
interesting day in tho London dock Washington has over tho munlclpul tho great grain terminals of our lnko
region I thought of n comparison that conccrns of Cornwall. There Is, how- ports, and this Manchester nffalr was
might enable an American to under- over( ono ,,xct,pton at this point: the designed nnd Its construction super-
niuim iiii.v vury muu iiuj a-sin too ,jock ,, )mri)or nreil jH polked by the Intended by an American.
suiminrincH nnvo neon nnio to nmko attCQTa of tbo city of Liverpool. Manchester is now tho center of the
Overalls Temporarily Replaced Dress Uniform
A NYONE who thinks the Job of nld to tho secretary of the navy is a contlnu-
" ous gold-lnce drees parade sort of Job will be disillusioned by paying a
visit to the navy department and watching Lieutenant Commnnder Byron Mc-
UB If there could not be shipping
enough In tho world to stand such
losses.
Losses Comparatively Small.
Hut tho New York Sun's correspond'
You probably have noticed that some-
faces In pictures seem to follow you,,
also that in other pictures there ore-
aces which are not looking nt you ; but
no matter where you walk, evea
Candless In acUon. Instead of gold though It be. in the direction In which
lnce and dress uniform, which ho
wears on public occasions ns Secretary
Daniels' nld, Lieutenant Commander
McCandless will be found in n well-
worn pair of overalls. Thereby hnngs a
tale.
Itccently It wns found necessary
to increase the office spnee of tho
navy department by some 13 rooms.
they seem to be looking, you will never
find tho face looking at you. Indeed,
faces In pictures are either looking nt
us from wherever we look at them, or
else they never look at us from wher
ever we look nt them. The same is.
true of photographs.
Tho rule is very simple. If the per
son who wns being pnlnted or photo-
by the war department to store Civil
war records. As a result of negotia
tions between Secretnry Daniels and Secretary Baker, the navy got tho
record rooms. The lloors were in need of planing and polishing before tho
new offices could be occupied.
Secretary Daniels wus about to employ n carpenter, when he discovered
The only available quarters were used graphed was looking nt the painter or
Uio camera, then wherever you stand
ho will seem to be looking nt you. It
he was looking on ono side, then
where you stand he will seem to bo
looking on tlmt side of you. This
works very queerly If you have n group
Oil UIO lunrilimo CSUllJllSlimcntS Of mi,.. f., ....... .,., ...it..., ,,..., Itwl.iuft-tnl cuntlmi of Oront (lint tlinrn who nn innnov nvnllnhln fny tlin lvnrlr rnmilroil Tt- ia n nnnnl nfTonHn nt nannln wlin nro lnnlflnrr nt thn
... - . I x 1 11.; luvinvjr t.ui iiutiiiiuii minus i i D Li-iiivk nn.i. ,. . ...... ...... uu . ......... -. - - . . ... z" - " - J " i ...... - - r -
,o..,..o. x iwiu uiu u.y niiijui ui ,notUiy precisely as any other commer- Britain. It Is quite the most ucciueu- for an ollicer of the government to spend money for purposes for which camera when they were photographed.
at t " A disasters in tno united cml COIUj,uny Would do. Its revenue tal town In the country. The olllcers there has been no specific appropriation. Mr. Daniels was about to dig If you look at the photograph from
States. One who bus seen tho ship- la j,roullce(i frmn tonnage and dockage and directors of the Ship Canal com- down Into his own pocket to defray tho expense of making the offices hubltnble ono side they all seem to turn to fol-
plhg Of thO great British ports WOUld ,i ,,.,,1, nhnNu I lu ..,1.. mmv wUn nntnrtnlnf.il US. cnVO tho whi.n IiIh nld trim In liln tltlf. f'ntni. tn hls nsslstnnpi. AffPnndli.SH. wlin l(J Inro ven unH flinn tn turn linplr If rnn
, , ... . . i i, in, ni..i,v.i," ..iikt, v. , ,,,,,, in ,,,,,, ,iv. i ' 1 1 1 1 J , ,.,. . . .... , i . .. . . . - . , uw " - - -" - - - ..... ... 1 I t. j - - ----
lumuni ub rt "y utiiuvu uiui ine t0 nrov(i0 for nn hurbor works. Amoricims precisely tho fcollUK they tt young, stalwart, hunilsome chap, volunteered his services. Ho explained look at It from the other side. But
wrtOKiniF or rroiniir onra in a n.orwnn i . . . .... . .1 1 ... ... .... . . . , i, .....
" - ' 1 wt vtrt tit ;nn ni 11 ihif nr nm 1 wniini nnvo 011 nv 1 ii iiiuv nuu uccu 1 mnr niiinni ntnor inini'R Tnifir nun nr AiinnnmiH wns fnrnpnrrv nnii nrnor 1 ir rnnv wrn nnr mnini' nr 1110 rnniorn
branches of tho mechanic arts. you can never cet them to look at you,
lr(llll I Urtv n twilr XftPrtMitlACc orwl 1i!a nrnw 1 1 n t r hnnn Immnlno' war titantvtn
. lllllll (Mill i iii'i'.v. miu (k ,nuij,n ii(i(iiJi uiu ft vm. - i i' u ift twa t um vf t j uvi.ii uuijiiii .iv..it iVi
V i4 i ncnuuHiy ui unur- 0ieVntorH. Tlio hWuor master assured club of either of those towns. Every- fioorplancrs nt odd moments. His soiled overalls attest the fact that he has Man's greatest responsibility Is worn
".in V. UUUMI uh that It was a poor time to see Ltv- body in Manchester Is a booster, llo not been merely bossing the Job, but has been doing his full share of the work, an find she ver lets him shirk it
vuuiiiit.i,vi I iihiiijI uh ,! ..umiiui. uinH.i 'iiAtcti Mint- Vila tnxvn la tMO flOHt llUVIl I mi. 1 ....... lw.H,1 ........ lno,l mitt. 1fnnnn.11Annl it At... i. I.
nlUll TI10 War HiarteU Ureat Hrltaltl 1 fn...n vnuoiOu In finrr Mtnn liotml Tn tlmr.1 lu find 1 linTlnUS tO tell VOU mitMrtiiiM.fl IiItm tnr tnttwwllutit npnninllnn QniNirncu Hnnlnla
. ,1m .... . 1..? J .i . ,l ? UH- I'owever, It looked as if about all why. Beforo ho has done, ho has you mj one oC (ho hist acts of tbo senate before the adjournment of the regular
iiicrPiiiiiir in it ti 114 ni tint wnrin tlmt i.. ..... . . ...i.. I
session was to approve the nomination, which boosted Lieutenant McCandless
to lieutenant commander.
merchant marine of the world; that ,)0UtH lllQ worl(, wcrt try,nK t0 Lonvlnml.
CHuiuusnmeni mis now ncen auen un- Rot , or out of tll0 Mersoy. or were Tho following day we toured the
dcr government control, and by reason , U ,,0C,.H ,.ccelv,Ilt; m, uiscbarg- dock section of London and snw tho
of transfers to British registry, It Is ,,. crB,l Ia tAcS4J war UmeBf W,1U, Krt,lUest commercial shipping district
Ju,7 i'"BO,u,u losses- 0VLry ll0Hr.g dotentlon of a commer- In Europe. If not In tho world. At all
Knglnnu now possesses u larger pro- cul V0SHel lH ,llK,,,y uni0slratlu. tho three of these ports tho most Impress
port on or tnu world s seagoing capac- VTWCHH 0f loading and unloading goes slvo thing was the marvelous shipping
Ity than when the war began. Hun- ,m (luy 1UU, nlK,lt , 8m;cc8svo Hnlfts. activity. Ships big and little, steam
dreds and hundreds of vessols owned imUm of imvlnR been driven from and sail, tugboats and liners rushing
in neutral countries have been bought tll0 P(,n8 oy KUbmnrliio menace British through their port operation In order
or leased or contracted by tbo allied nMwnts t more concerned thnn ever that they might bo bnck at sen. Wo
powers. 1 ho production of now ships lt ...... ,)oforo l0 ,nuUo llH stliy ... I)ort ,voro l)rovided with n mass of stntls-
ims uoon interrereii with by tho ro- ,- 1114 ,irf I1H nmv i, ,, ,,. tlio commer
qulrcments of tho navy, but neverthe
less new ships are being constantly
nnd with Incessant rapidity produced.
Points on Harbor Work.
I could wish thut nu American con
tics about tho commerce of each port,
year by year nnd week by week sinco
tho war. Tho ngures woum not uo
particularly impressive, except as they
mndo lt indubitably clenr that Eng
land's shipping und commerce aro do-
Just as brlof as may be.
Submarine Treated as Joke.
We saw vessels from literally every
quurtur of the globe coming nnd going,
bringing and taking every conceivable
ai.rf nf f.iiriviv Wi. wi.ril fiuallr.tfl Mutt
gresslonal committee on rivers and Liverpool hud not known one case of lK business at tho old stand
harbors might tako some day tho trln 0m,.r or sailor rofuslnir to shin i.... 1
that was enjoyed by u company of neu- CH80 of submarine or other danger. NEWSPAPER ETHICS IN PERU
tral newspaper correspondents. The with tho sailors. Indeed, the subma-
government of Great Britain does not rln Is lnimoronslv trmiti.il uh n int..
uudertnko to limine- tho Improvement if it gets your ship, why. you row
tt li. lir.ru (itwl of ...... ...u I ..I ...... ...
... ...uu.a mmw Olll'lliuo. IIISIUIIU II lirfllllltl 111 IIIO IOIUS Hull Villi nn.
luirborngo district Is under the control picked up and carried ashore, where
or a iociu auuionty, with powers delo- you promptly Btand up for another
gated to It by the national
Thus tho Mersey Docks and Harbor ti... aiiiinrM nf .-niirsn. ..r i..t...ni b.v tho defense of the newspaper El
corporation has control of the harbor letter against thu submarines. Tho Comerdo, accused of being in tho pay
unit river rrontago works at Liverpool, perils of tho sea aro ample without he- f Oermany.
It must find Its own money, and In na accentuated by such a treacherous El Comerclo blandly admits tho im
order to do that must conduct Its bus!- fm. Until this war broke down nil
ness on ft business bnsls. Tho Mersey tho rules of civilized conduct the
corporation was chartered by pnrlla- world had gono on for centuries stead-
ment nearly two-thirds of a century Hy developing means for Increasing
ago, awl hns spent about $225,000,000 safety of llfo and property on tho
on tho fnst works which make Liver- wide waters. Now there Is no law of
pool, despite many nutural dlsndvun- the sea save tho law of German inur-
tne, one of tho four or llvo leading der and piracy; but the sailors of Eng.
Bhlpplng centers of tho world. innd go right on heaving their anchors
To begin with, tides aro high und and sailing to nil the ports of the
Many Seek Information About Divining Rod
CAN underground water bo located by tho use of a forked twig? Such Is tho
Inquiry made, by hundreds of persons every year from every pnrt of this
country, of the geological survey. This Idea that a forked twig, or so-called
divining rod, is useful in locating mln-
I vvowOER crls, finding hidden treasure or de-
V- I i r. im, AM . 1 1 ,1 ,r ...I inl n n 1 a ta n nltrlnnu i ,
'. U I I iu a cr A ...1,1 ,.... 1. .. . 1 . .. m
iiv5 aiiiiuii iiuiL tins iiuuii a auujui.'i ui uis-
kJirflNAL cusslon slnco tho middle of tho slx-
t n strntii? linlil nn thn nnnnlnr mind.
even In the United States.
Geologists of tho survey say, In
connection with this subject, thut lt la
doubtful whether so much Investiga
tion and discussion have been de-
stowed on any other subject with such
absolute lack of poslUve results. It Is dltllcult to see, they sny, how, for
practical purposes, the entire matter could be more thoroughly discredited.
It Is by no means true that all persons using n forked twig or some other
device for locntlng wnter or other minerals nre Intentional deceivers. How
ever, the experts say, as anything that can bo deeply veiled In mystery affords
a good opportunity for swindlers, there can bo no reasonable doubt that
many of the lnrge group of professional tinders of water, oil or other minerals
who take pay for their "services" or for tho sale of their "instruments" aro
deliberately defrauding the people, and that tho tptnl amount of money they
nenchinents and says Us columns nro 0DUUn ,R Inre- ine sun-ey, inerciore, wnen u receives theso Inquiries,
c.i.. tn nnvhodv. nro or nntl Gor. advises against tho purchnso of nny of theso services or instruments.
man Only the Germans, It ndds, In tracing the history of the subject, lt hns boon found that divining rods
proved Interested In tho proposition, have been used to locate ore deposits; to discover burled or hidden treasure;
The articles and pictures nttackliifl to flnd ,ost landmarks nnd rv-estnbllsh property boundaries; to detect crlm-
the allies and the United States, Undo lnn,s5 to nIyzo personal character, to euro diseases; to truce lost or strayed
...... i,im. ....Hriituri.il ns n munition domestic animals; to Insure Immunity against 111 fortune; to locate well
hawkor, woro printed without auy dls- Mcr; to trace the courses of underground streams; to determine the amount
tlugulshlng mark to show they wero "er uvmmuiu u unmuB t uuu autu uw.
paid advertising.
rl
Americans AstonUhed at Defense
Made by Paper for Printing Paid
German Stuff.
Lima, Peru. Americana living hero
are not so much nstoulshed as amused
Scientific facts prove
the drug, caffeine, in
coffee is harmful to
many, while the pure
food-drink
P0STUM
is not only free from
drugs, but is economical,
delicious and nourishing.
Made of wheat and a
bit of wholesome mo
lasses, Postum is highly
recommended by phy
sicians for those with
whom coffee disagrees.
Postum is especially
suitable for children.
"There's a Reason"
Sold by Grocers.
