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r.o- ar.d Saturday.
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-'r. Cre-1 rfp-l'5-? to his i.ccu.-er
M :-.Tn;rig Jh:m -0 iEveFtigate his
'(..hl Pfe. ahi'h he implies is an
l-t. '". A clevfr 3U-1 original :e
r rt to tlis -"3 the part cf the accur-
-ac-'jH e if-r x h ?n o proc.-ed
w.h the iE vest: gat ion.
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.nr wou'd te les f a burden
v t i:Tf. ;f the c.'w? f-osscxi
rs..zu f-lf-r-?p.-rt not to eat w'ld
t;.;Tf. S-'-xe of the new spring b.t
?rs like a you? lady's breath
who has lesn fating onions and had
tai.tti 5:'rr.-'th:i;r to try to hide it.
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i;-.r'ir! reccvers from the shook of
A .'Ti'a's c-?mins irray jus in time
- turn and Lai another spatn over
.l ri.'-nir.g report; from Fetrograd.
Germany may as well get used to
fnsa'ions of this kind, for Doc'or
V.":l-.n has presoribed this treatment
for Germany from no-sr on.
Cst&rriul Deafness Cannot Be Cured
tt dtrw4 ;cm3a or ta -r. TTire i
.r "e t cure c:rr!iil 4tx!nf,
rd ttt is by emtituuoaal remedr-
trrtLi Hf is cus by ao la
f. rr. 4 ctdj'iaa of uxe rsacou liainy cf
it :. cti a Ttbe- Wtm ti.s tatH ts
Uta.r4 too fctr a rsiabliss or lm
jrft btarctic. aa4 wha it is at:tt!y
cs. Is.;as is tt resu't. L'n'.es ta
ISK.rr.tioa can t rds.c4 and tti tua
r?or4 t Its ncrtr.xl coaii".oa. acinar
mi l b dtrcyd forTtr. Iaay casta cf
'': rm arc cacsd br catarrh, which la
n itlim1 ccnitioe of th mgroa sur
Ts Ha:: a Catarrh Mcd.cin acts thrs
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ery cn rf Cra-Th at r-Jces tlitt cannot
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PI2 YEAS IS ADVANCE
The most lautiiul spring weather
is just before the -Frowsto-rio.
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Save your dollar. hoys. Another
big Red Crtr.s drive May ;t.
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It is no longer considered valvar To
use the xprt.ss:on: "TLis is ore it'll
of a srcrld-"
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A London dispatch refers To ""11 e-
t- Fetrsxfc.d government-'
Yesttr-
day's cr today's?
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Let ns pray for fine weather until
after The Red Cross Fair cr moth"
lorcr. if jos-ite-
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Brief tremors la the shaj 'f ru
mors indica-te a jlitical earth quai e
c f .cine force ia Ktissia.
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Jess AVHlard is tryisc; to keep out
of The "uar 02 aeocui:t of his age.
but he vill hare hard -work to do it.
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I'lider the daylight saTins plan a
farmer vill get cct to the coTrbarn
alorsr al-o-t 11 o'clock lh Eight
before,
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Chicago has inaiigurated a oorrett
speech -week and Eth Htuse John
and Hinky Dick irill be interned lor
j the time being.
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ETtryt-rxly is -workirg for the srs-c-cfci
of the Eed Cross Fair and The
lacks are -working Lard to make it a
big thing certain.
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Got yourself in readines? for the
Fed Crvi.s parade tomorrow night.
Help make it the biggest that ctct
occurred in riattsmonth.
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Wttn a man has grown so old he
has to t-hax-e himself, he is telling
the truth when he says he feels
yorrger than he eTer did before.
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Miss JJary Fickford annountes
That s-he w-ill retire after two more
film?, but neglects to Tell how many
farewell appearances to allow for.
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A full market of potatoes so early
in The seamen has resulted in an
oversupply rt potato .salad without
e picnic weather to dispose of
with.
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Seme of the German newspapeis
are beginning to see danger in
America. We thought we wouldn't
be able to hide that fact from them
forever.
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We do not care a tinker's dam
for the business or frienlship of -an
individual who has not got his hezrt
and pocket-book working to win this
great struggle.
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Forget the almighty dollar grab
bing habit for a period, and Eed your
aid to the government whicb has
given you what you have and made
you what you are.
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The merchants of this city have
proved their patriotic spirit by g,v
ing most generously of their goods
and stocks to Red Cross Fair to be
disposed of In their sale booths. Tfiey
have evidently "went over the tcp"
in generosity.
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Seme of the Austrian newspapers
are protesting against the shedding
01 Austrian Diooa lor German con
quests. Somebody at ttie Schonbruun
ought to call those pape"s up on the
telephone and assure them that no
Hapsburg blood is proposed to be
shed.
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While we are making laws lei's
not overlook the demagogue who
trumps up a pro-German charge w:tb
which to impair the usefulness of
sonic-body against whom he has a
grudge. While all pro-Germaus
should be sent to jail, the same fate
should befall any individual who
starts a pro-German rumor that he
is unable to substantiate. '
AlimtlCA SUHEJSG
AT HUB SWOILD
Why does the American iotej light
on the Lorraine front?
If the entrance of this .c.on.ntry in
to the -wax had been Kl.ageS .s a. co-
tloeal dramatic .and aJlegcrktal 'vrat,
icertainlv no 'etter -choice of sotto-s
it;culd have lfi made..
GtarnaaJiiied Ijorraine is the sword
of the Huns.
It produces three-fonrths of all the
G-erman-mined iron utiA wilhont a"
the ka.iT'" nxr machine would haTe
ln heljless.
The first blow struck by Oenr-any
at Frarce wi.s in French Lorraine.,
i nth-e Biery-L.cing-wy district- E3
this Ktrote the Teutons grain-ed stjlli
more great and productive arox
mines, and even without this addi
tional s.otirce of supply Germany
would have been deiealed tefore now.
The growing forces of America
are aimed -straight at the ill-gotten
iron and steel supjlj of Germany 11
French Lorraine and the Lorrtine
ThaT was once French but was nolen
by Germany in 171 w-ere to be re
stored Jo their rightful powers Ger
many would scon have to sae for
peace, for it would be deprived of its
sword.
The sword of Germany is the swod
of all the militarism of The world. To
M'ize it and beat it into plowshares
means to make the world &afe for
demracy. That this ia-t Is lo be
given to the amies of the glorious
republic of the western hemisphere
is almost overwhelming in its ign:-
can re.
When Bismarck drove his harsh
bargain of bkoJ and iron" with
suffering France in 1&17 a far-sighted
scientist inspired him to draw the
boundaries so as to induce a.s m-arh
of The iron producing terriTcry a.s
pos5;hle. The policy of "blood aso
iron" had had a meaning more men
acing and broad thai: the world th:in
knew. It reilly meant a design fcr
world dominion.
It was the passesivion of the Lor
raine iron mines that roade the Ger
aaa plan of world-conquest -em
feasible to the blood-thirsty kahser.
The lack of those mines will mean
that the kaiser and his house mnst
forever renonnce that plan.
The Germanized Lorraine rightly
belongs to France and it must be re
stored. Its restoration to our sifer
republic will not only signify the cor
rection of a great wrong, but it will
mean that the sword of Middle Eur
ope which has hung with greater and-
greater threat ever s!nce 1ST2, al
though the world dreamed on almost
unconscious, will be pat in safe hand's
forever. It will be beaten into the
plow-share of peaceful industry and
the Prussian war-devil will be chain
ed for a thousand years, soon after
Black Jack Pershing and his armies
reach the Rhine. Wichita Beacon.
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THE AldXEICAN AT HOXE.
There is food for sober thought in
the assertion of Dr. Daniel A. Poling
regarding the morals of the Ameri
can soldier. That is. what Dr. Pol
ing says should make the civilian do
some careful introspection work.
"Our American soldiers are living
on a higher plane than are the men
in civil life." S3ys Dr. Poling. A very
comprehensive statement, and in few
words. The meaning of Dr. Poling,
who is an officer in the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor, is quite
plain, is it not? The inference, too.
can be readily drawn, even by a way
faring man. It is that the "Ameri
can at home needs to bring up his
standard of morals. That is, he
should do better, in order to make
himself a fit associate for his soldier
brother, when the latter comes
marching home at the close of the
war.
Dr. Poling's words contain a hid
den warning, moreover. We are
moved to the thought that if the ie-
turning; warrior who has been on
the other side of the earth making
"ecreant nations meni their ways
finds his own people Indulging in
laxness of living, he will waste little
time in dealing with unfaithfc citi
zenship. The soldier, you see will
have become accustomed to discussing
differences with foemen at the point
of a bayonet. He will see no need
J Jove-tapping those whom lie 3 tit
home -with nothing more fijoiger-
oas lo do thar- behave themselves, j!
ana who proved uneciaaJ to the task.
""The American soldier is better
morally than tie American civilian..'
This 5s a stern indictment- The
Kt-crdy youTh who risks his life for
his ftJJowTaeiL, and. who decides af
terward that they were scarcely
worth the sacrifice, will be an un
pleasant young patriot for us 1o face
when his foreign service is over. The
principle of -"safety rst" would sug
gest that we begin to prepare now for
his retnming by mating ourselves
the kind of folk he wont be ashamed
to shake hands with and recognize as
brother Americans after he has made
the name cf American increasingly
respected the world around St
Jofieph GazeTTc
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SZCTArr DA5TELS.
Before the war Josephus Daniels.
secreTary of The navy, came in for a
great -dal of criticism. His appoint
ment came as The res-ulT of o-jt
wrong system of appointing m-rn for
political reasons rather than because
of fitness, Some of The eritoism m?y
have been just if ed. Much of :1 wa?
justifed. 3t was substantiated by
eminent and patriotic naval eipens
who could have nothing but good
motives in mskirg such citicism.
Bet Secretary Daniels came up lo
the scratch. He tcok it goi.d-nalu.r-edly
and legan to proft by it. He
worked hard to strengthen the wek
places. When the United States en
tered the war he did not complacent
ly say that everything was in 'the
best possible shape or waste his lime
loan ins of what he was goirg to
do. Ke simply re-doubled his e "Torts.
In the past year the navy has made
a most remarkable stride forward.
Now, according to all reports, the
United States navy is in the pint of
condition and is rapidly growing, es
pecially through the additicn of ce
st royers. which lire nocessary in tLe
war a-gainst the U-boats.
This should not be a political cr
partisan war. Joseph r.s Daniels, sec
retary of the United States navy, is
said to be a democrat. But above
everything else the fact emerges
that he is an effective and patriotic
American citizen and a comTetent
executive, and we are for him.
Wichita Beacon.
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THE HEALTH OF THE COUXTKY.
Any naTion that look; after the
health of its troops at war and deer
not give equal or more attenticn
to its people at heme is a nation that
is rowing a mighty leVry boat. To
change the Sgure, it is like barring
the windows against attack, piling
up barricades of furniture. p!aei g
sharpshooters at every crack, and
leaving the door wide open to as
sault. A good slogan for wrrtme
is the following: Take care of the
health of the whole coumry and he
health of the battle line will take
care of itself. This is particularly
true in the case of tuberculosis. And
unless a nation is willing to do this
thing it may as well ring down the
curtain. Elizabeth" Frazer it: the
Saturday Evening Post.
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PEISONERS JIUST WOES.
There has been much critcasm of
the luxurious life that German war
prisoners in this country were sup
posed to be enjoying. Whether their
treatment has been a indulgent as
the public believed is not altogether
clear. Their lot has certainlr been
pleasanter; however, than that of wsr
prisoners in other belligerent coun
tries, and probably better than most
of them deserved.
The government from now on will
hardly be accused of coddling them.
The war department has very prop
erly ordered that every prisor.er of
war shall be put at work. Nearly
1,000 have been set to building roaas
near Fort McPherson. Ga. Others
are erecting new buildings for fallow-prisoners.
.If it is decided to
bring back the prisoners captured by
Pershing's army, they too will be
given occupations. 'making them an
asset rather than a burden to the
uation. St. Joseph Gazette.
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Prepare for the largest draft yet.
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ILASE TALSZHOOD SCIEMllia
Autocratic rulers, bothered with
D1 sP1ls Cl revoiuuon :ac
lower elates, have always lt-d lo
Them more or less; but never T-efore
j
was The lying . made universal, sys- .j
tesatic and sciemif c Terh&Trs j
rightly cc-sidered. thai i The chief
intellectual talent cf the modern
German
kig falsehood i.eifati-j
ft Will Irwin
Evening Post.
Saturday
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F0ES WITHPi 0TTB. GATES.
This --2r diners from other wars
in that our loyal ar.d trueheartod
lads are fghting a foreign foe on
fcreign soil. This foe has not only
threatened the destruction of Eur
cpe, but the destruction of the entire
world. It is not this alone, but the
solvation of humanity and civiliza
tion that is at stage. We have sectet
orders and organisations to cope
with, snd these classes are getting
secret aid from the fathcrlart.
fnancial aid, as well as advice.
Their intention is to do their utmost
to destroy our factories, our rail
roads, cripple our commerce and
burn cur elevators, thereby destroy
ing one of our main products
wheat! Although there is no blooisy
battle nor clash of arms, it is. how
ever, a war "with the foe within tnsr
gates." It is therefore just as uir
ertt to see that these organization
are driven to bay as it is to break the
battle line on the western front.
We must presevere, and concen
trate all, our efforts and ambitions
towards routing-out those traitors
and spies within our own land. Ger
many is desperate and is therefore
employing every means in order to
win. Germany is bound to go the
limit, and she will ignore and disre
gard all modes of international I?.w
in order to obtain her ends, establish
world supremacy, destroy for all time
democracy and put in its place ihe
uncivilized and inhuman role and
power autocracy and militarism.
We must win this war, annihilate
our common enemy and restore to
the world the peace which it has
hitherto enjoyed. St. Joseph - Ga
zette. :o:
If you don't like rhubarb pie. ymi
will have to take rhubarb sauce tor
a whole. uct-I the supply the huck
ster left is used up.
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There is as much cheating among
lovers as there is among card players.
lip
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quick starting and plenty of
power.
Its dependability is largely
due to its uniformity.
Red Crown is obtainable.
everywhere now.
Red Crown is spoken of as,
'The Quality Gasoline,"chief
ly because it gives"more miles
per gallon and more comfort
per mile.
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Keep your car in tbe pink of
condition with Red Crown. 1
Polarme HJ lessens engine
wear. v
Look for the Red Crown sign
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WEBE 0VT2. KASXEY.
Second Lieut, Lew. H.
"igie, who
j if A. :ime ra a furlonch and
i 55 visitirg at home aT Wanley itid
I Mrs, Tighe, accompanied by Dan
Burke, John Tighe a-ad Dan Mc
Curdy. all coming from Manley were
over to Flaitsm-ontii last evening.
j here they were looking after some
! business at the court house and visit-
l
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i3f the boys who departed this morn
ing fcr Ft, Logan. They returned in
their car last evening to their home
in Manley.
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may often be avoided. Thi; ss par
ticularly true of headache. The most
common cause of headache is a dis
ordered siomach or constipation,
which may be corrected by taking a
few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets
Try it. Many others have obaintd
permanent relief by taking these
Tablets, They are easy to take aid
mild and gentle in effect
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