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FAVORS
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LENATE PASSES AMENDMENT TO
ARMY BILL PROVIDES NI
TRATE FACTORY.
WILL COST $15,000,000
Final Determination of the Issue Must
Awnlt Action by Conference Com
mittee of the Two Houses Bond
Authorized.
Washington, April 17. Chntnplons
of ii government hydroelectric plant
to produce nltruto for tho mnnufno
turo of war inunltloiiH and fcrtllls'or
won their light In tho HOiiato on Friday
by Inserting an amendment proponing
un appropriation of IIO.OUU.OOU for that
purpowj Into tho Chamberlain army
increase hill. Tho voto wan 411 to 22
Ah tho nltruto plant miction In tho
houso bill wan defeated v. hen tho Hay
bill was under coiiHldoiatlon there,
llnal determination of tho Ibhuo muat
await action by tho conforenco com
tnlttoo of tho two Iiouhob.
Tho action wan batted on an amend
ment by Senator Smith of South Caro
lina. It would provide for tho Halo of
Panama canal bondu by tho govern
ment for raising tho required J 10,000,
UdO and tho president would bo au
thorized to doHlgnnto not moro than
livo water power alien to muko thorn
available for power plants to innnu
facturo nitrates. Products of theso
plantH not needed for manufacture of
munitions of war would bo sold for tho
manufacture of fertilizer "and other
tiBeful products."
Senator Wadsworth urged adoption
f IiIh amendment to rcqulro olllcers
.nd enlisted men upon entering tho
National Guard to take an oath to
oboy tho orders, both of the president
nnd of tho governor of tholr state.
On a roll call for tho proposal tho
vote was 23 to 22, less than a quorum,
and tho ecnato reccBscd.
TEST OREGON 10-HOUR LAW
Brief Filed by State Insists Short
Hours Tend to Better Use
of Leisure.
Washington, April 17. Tho state of
Oregon ten hour maximum work day
law lf under test In tho supremo court
on an appeal by Franklin O. Hunting
of that statu, who was convicted In tho
ntnto supremo court of having violat
ed tho law. lie appealed to thu higher
court on tho giound that tho state
Uiw violated tho fourteenth amend
niont of tho United States Constitu
tion. The brief In tho Oregon answer to
tho appeal denies there is any con
flict between tho state law and tho
constitutional amendment, as not up,
and liibiHts on tho legality of tho law.
In one part of the brief, It Is argued:
"Aftor continuous work, a cortnln
amount of leisure nnd recreation is n
physiological necessity. Tho worker's
condition determines In largo meas
ure whether or not ho takes nduntngo
of opportunities for solMuiprovemont
or legitltuato onjoymunt. Tho work
er who has not exhausted his energies
by overexertion turns instinctively to
Mio bettor uso of lelsuro."
SHOOTS SHERIFF, KILLS SELF
Tramp, Brought to Bay by Posse,
Blows His Brains Out Fires on
His Pursuers.
Now Hampton, la., April 17. A
tramp on Friday shot and probably
fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff Frank
Horror nnd thnn. tirnnelit ti Imv hv
a posso composed of almost tho ontlro
town, fought a revolver battlo with
Uiom and finally turned tho weapon
on himself and sent u bullet through
his head.
In search of suspects In connection
with tho blowing up and looting of
tho Northern Lumber company's snfo,
Horzog found tho tramp In tho rail
road yards and began to question him.
In reply tho trnmp drew a revolver
and shot him through tho nbdomen.
Tho dead man has not boon Idontl
Hcd. Pnpers show ho recently was in
Oak Park, III.
DR. T. J. BURRILL IS DEAD
Former Vice-President of the Univer
sity of Illinois Succumbs
at Urbana.
Champaign, 111,, April 15. Dr.
Thomas J. Ilurrlll, vlco-prealdent of
tho University of Illinois from 1879 to
1912 nnd famous as a bacteriologist,
died at his homo In Urbana. Ho wns
known as tho "grand old man" of tho
faculty.
Britain to Call Out Boys.
London, April 17. Great Britain
will shortly call to tho colors its
elghtcen-yoar-old boys, according to
reports In tho lobby of tho house of
commons.
Woman Robbed of $3,090.
Now Havon, Conn., April 17. Miss
Francis 1 Martin, bookkcopor for n
hnrdwaro company hero, was hold up
on tho Rtrrct at tho cntranco to tho
company's otllccs by nn unidentified
man and robbed of $3,090.
U. 8. Navy Maneuvers Over.
Newport News. Va April 17. Tho
first ships of tho Atlantic fleet to ro
turn from winter manouvors In Cuban
waters tho battleships Utah, Florida
nnd Louisiana, anchored In Hampton
Hoads on Friday.
THE GASOLINE PROBLEM
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WAtMINOTON STAR.
RUSS REPORT GAINS
NEW TERRITORY OCCUPIED
CAUCASUS ADVANCE.
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Overseas News Agency Says Greek
Government Barred Passage of
Troops of the Allies.
Potrograd, via London, April 13.
Tho olllclal communication Issued
hero nays:
"On tho Dvlnn front thcro have
boon artillery duols. In tho region
of tho Ikskull brldgehoad tho Ger
mans tried unsuccessfully to nbsuuio
the offonsivo.
"In tho region of Dvlnsk and south
ward In thu Lake region tho enemy
artillery In many sectors manifested
great activity.
"Caucasus front Southwest of Krzo
rum our troops coutlnuu to occupy
now giound."
llorlln, April 13 (by wireless). An
Overseas News agoncy report from
Athens says that tho Grcok govern
ment has rofuscd tho roqucst of tho
entente powers for permission to send
troopB through Greek territory from
Corfu to Salonlkl. Tho reason given
Is that Corfu is infoctcd with choloin.
London, April 13. A Heutor dls
patch from Athens says thnt tho
Drltlsh and French ministers In
formed Promlor Skouloudls of thu
Intention of tholr government to
land forces from tho harbor of Ar
gostoll nnd olsowhoro on Cephalonln,
one of tho Ionian Islands, a fow tulles
west of tho mainland.
Tho llrlllsh and French ministers
informed Premier Skouloudls there
were imperative needs to closo tho
hnrbor, adding that tho harbor trar
tie would bo continued with tho least
posslhlo dllllcultics.
Tho premier announced In cnor-
gotic terms that Grcoco would pro
test against what ho toriuod this
now Infringement of her sovereignty,
tho dispatch says.
SUGAR FAMINE IS FORECAST
Chicago Dealers Expect the Retail
Prloe to Jump to Ten Cents
a Pound.
Chicago, April 15. Tho specter of
sugar at ten cants a pound hovers
over tho country. And, trnlllng nlong
behind it, in tho possibility of a sugar
fain! no.
Not ono Chicago wholcsalo grocer
would consent to being quoted on tho
present and futuro condition of tho
American sugnr market. All agreed
that tho retailor will before long bo
forced to tax housowlvcs ton centii a
pound, Judging by present Indira
tlons. Tho latest oatlmato of tho Cu
ban sugar crop tluda It cut 100,000 tons
beenuso of drought TIiIb leaves n
vlslblo supply avallablo of 2,900,000
tons for a domaud exceeding 4,000,000
tons.
To Force Another Vote.
Wnahlngton, April 15. National
Guard supporters In tho aenato have
decided to force another oto on tho
fodoral volunteer army plrni adopted
several days ago. Thoy hao strong
hopo of killing tho proposition, al
though Senator Chamberlain, chair
man of tho military affairs committeo,
believes tho provision is In tho bill
to stay.
Artist's Wife Wins Decree.
Now York. April 17 Tho story of n
studio raid and a pretty nctresa mod
ol, reclining on a couch In hor nightie,
won Mrs May E Comprls n divorce
from Mnurlco Comprls, a woll known
mural artist.
To Seize Prizefight Films.
Washington, April 17. Tho treas
ury dopnrtment notllled Dudley Field
Mnlono, colloctor of customs at Now
York, to boIzo tho Johnson-Wlllard
prlzoflgUt pictures now on exhibition
there.
P.i--Sft-.
U-BOATS SANK SHIPS
GERMANY TELLS U. S. VESSELS
WERE LEGAL PREY.
Thinks Sussex Hit a Mine Another
Steamer Was Torpedoed Near
tho Scene.
Ilerlln, April i-f (by wireless) Tho
German reply to tho American nolo
concerning tho damaging or sinking of
livo steamships contains the statement
that thu steamers Knglishmun, Eaglo
Point, Manchester engineer and Her
wlndvnlo were destiojed by German
HUbmailuos. evidence Is presented to
show thnt theso vessels wero tor
pedoed legally In accordance wltli the
rules of war.
Tho noto states that n German sub
marine torpedoed a steamship In tho
vicinity of tho place at which tho clian
mil steamship Sussex was damaged by
an explosion, but that tho evidence
ut hand indicates that the vesel tor
pedoed by tho submarine was not tho
Sussex.
Tho commander of this submarine,
tho noto say3, mado a sketch at thu
time. This sketch has been compared
with a photograph of tho Sussex uud
has been found to show dissimilarities
in build, unangement of stacks, etc.
Therefore it Is presumed a mine was
rospousiblo for tho damaging of tho
Sussox. In tho way of corroboration,
It is stated that Gorman naval forces
destroyed 2G ltoatlng minus on that
day.
Regarding tho enso of tho English
man, Manchester Engineer, . Eaglo
Point and Ucrwlndvnlo, It In stated
they were signaled to halt, but disre
garded tho signals. Thereupon warn
ing shots wero ilred.
Tho statement Is mndo that tho sub
marine commanders assured them
selves bofora sinking tho ships that
tholr destruction was justified and
that tho crows wero nafoly In boats, no
man being loft aboard the vessels.
$40,000,000 BILL IS PASSED
Rivers and Harbors Appropriation
Goes Through the House Voto
Is 210 to 133.
Washington, April 13. Tho rlvert
nnd harbors appropriation bill, carry
ing J40.000.000, was passed by the
house by a voto of 210 to 133 Tho bill
now goes to tho nonato. The senate
passed Its substltuto for tho house f:eo
sugar repeal icsolutlon, extending tho
present duty of ono cent a pound on
sugar until May, 1920. Tho voto was
40 to 32
1 IMPORTANT NEWS
ITEMS I
Rome. April 15. Mnny persons
wero killed nnd Injured by an ava
lancho in tho Swiss canton of Valais
Now York. Apt II 14. Richard Hard
ing Davis, famous novelist nnd war
correspondent, died of heart dlseaso
Tuosday night at his homo In Monnt
Klaco, N. Y.
Mexico City, April 15. General
Manuel Pnlnfox and General Francisco
Pacheco, two of tho loaders In Cmll
lane Zapata's revolution, hnvo been
murdered at Tcpextlan.
Sink Two British Ships.
Harwich, April 15. Tho sinking of
two lirltlsh steamships, by German
Biibniuilucb was teported hero. Thoy
wore tho llobort Adamson, 2,978 tons,
of Sunderland, and tho Angus, 3,UU
tons, of Dundee.
Maillecs Steamer In Port,
Now Yoik, April 16. Tho Danish
steamer Fredeilck VIII urrlvcd hero
without 607 sacks of mall with which
it started from Copenhagen and Chris
tlanln. Tho mall was removed by the
Urltluh uuthoiltloB at Kirkwall.
STATUS OF MILITIA
SEEK FEDERAL CONTROL OF NA.
TIONAL GUARD.
NEW VERSION OF ATTACK
American Soldiers Were Unarmca
When Tired Upon by Mexicans
Will Negotiate Agreement
With Carransa.
Wt(Hi Nv.p,iu r t'filutt N'ws f-VrvlT
Washington. -Two more provisions
designed to strengthen the federal
btatus of the national gttaid have
lit'en wiitten into the senate army 1)111,
in the (ourso of a debate onlheticd
by charges that federal funds provided
the national guard in past years had
been foolishly thrown av.ay ai.d In
homo rases embezzled, the sen
ate adopting amendments
tiding thnt all olllcers of
guard above the rank of
tain bo paid $500 a ear by
pro
flic the
guardsmen on enlistment he required
to take an oath to obey orders from
the prenldent, as woll ns tho governor
of their respective states.
To Negotiate With Carrania.
Washington Pretldent Wilson has
decided to Inform General t'arranr.a in
response to bin request for withdrawal
of the American troops from Mexico,
that tho United Staten will negotlato
for nn agreement along those lines
The United Stnten government Is
willing to agree to fix a limit on tho
dlstanco American troops now in pur
suit of Villa shall pioeeed into Mexi
co nnd to make that limit much far
ther south than the troops already
hnvo proceeded. The United Stnten
government is willing to give nssur
nnrcs that tho American tioops will
bo withdrawn within "a reasonable
time." or as soon as it Is definitely es
tablished that Villa has reached a
point where ho can bo dealt with hot
ter by the fnrnuu,i forces.
Washington American troops will
bo withdrawn from Moleo Immediate
ly if Francisco Villa is dead. Admin
istration officials made this unqualified
statement commenting on reports from
Mexico sources, that tho bandit's body
had been discovered and was being
taken from Cuslhulrlnchlc to Chihua
hua City by special train
NEW VERSION OF ATTACK.
American Soldiers Vcre Unarmed
When Fired Upon.
San Antonio. Tex The Americans
on whom the Mexicans at Pnrral fiied
wero unarmed, according to an uncon
firmed version of tho incident current
In Chihuahua nnd transmitted to Gen
oral Funston. According to this storv
forty of tho troopers entered Parral,
presumably to purchase supplies, and
were fired upon. Two were killed and
tho remainder retreated to the main
body of troops encamped outside the
city. Tho attacking forco pursued
them, and wero met bv n fire from the
Amei leans, who were using a machlno
gun, killing forty Mexicans Accord
ing to this story the attacking party
comprised Cananza i-oldiers nnd civil
lans.
Advocates Compulsory Military Drill
Torrcon. Mex General Trevino,
Cnrrnnrn commandei here, is advocat
ing founding military colleges In all
tho large centers of Mexico Compul
sory mllltnry drills in the olementary
Fcnools nnd tho training of a mini
mum of 100 000 men yearly. Ho snyn
thnt by tho execution of this plan
Mexico would have in ten years' time
1.000,000 trained soldiers and thnt tho
mornlo nnd phvslquo of the nation
would bo vastly Improved.
Record of the Submarines.
Berlin. A statement Issued by tho
Germnn admiralty, under date of April
IS. says that in tho month of Mnrch
eighty trading vessels belonging to
hostilo countries with nn nggregato
tonnago of 207 000 worn sunk by Ger
man submarines or their mines.
Suppressed Irish Newspapers,
not 1 in. Advices received from Am
Btordnm by tho Ovpiuoas News agencv
state street fighting has occuned at
several points nlong the coast. The
British military authorities are report
ed to have taken control at varioun
places nnd to havo suppi eased moro
Irish newspapers
Breadstuffs Exports Decline.
Washington. Amei icin breadstuffs
exports, which broke all records tho
first year of tho European war, are
shown In figures mado public by tho
bureau of foreign ami domestic com
merce to havo declined steadily In re
cent months. In February foodstuffs
idilpmonts reached tho vnluo of only
J3S.700.000 ngalnst ?C!4.000,000 tho
samo month Inst year. Breadstuffs ex
ported during the last eight months
totalled $26(5,500.000 compared with
$358,250,000 for tho corresponding
period of tho year before
Not Enough Life Boats.
Berlin. A dispatch from Athens
says: "A Grcok nnvnl ofllcer who was
on hoaid tho cross channel steamship
Sussex when sho was damnged by nn
explosion, makps a report of tho oc
currence. In which soveinl Greeks lost
tholr lives. Tito nlliccr assorts thoro
Is no reason to hellevo tho Sussox was
torpedoed and doclaros that the vessel
must hnvo struck n mlno possibly ono
of British mnko According to this
report tho Sus?o.x carried only four llfo
boats whlrli were not nufllclent to ac
commodate pacsengers and crew.
THE NEBRASKA HOG.
One of the Most Profitable of the
State's Industries.
Charles B. Lee, In chnrgo of tho
hog and cattle Investigations at tho
university farm, is of tho opinion that
the hog Industry can bo moro vvidoly
adopted to meet general conditions In
ngriciiltuial ureas of the stato thnn
any other branch of live stock farm
ing. During the year 1915 Nebraska stock
raisers marketed 750,000,000 pounds of
pork. At an average price of G'A cents
ii pound this roptescnts u valuation of
$4S,750,000. In the same yeai the statu
produced 22S.000.000 bushels of torn,
valued at $111,000 000 and 1,000,000
tons of alfalfa. Feeding evidence Indi
cates that where hogs aro Icing fed
for the market four nnd u half pounds
of com and a half pound alfalfa will
pioduco one pound of pork. Had all
of the corn produced In Nebraska dur
it:g 1915 been fed to pigs on tho basis
figured above 2,815,000,000 pounds of
pork would have been predttced worth
$183,975,000 Deducting $7.000 000 as
the value qf the alfalfa used, pricing ll
at $10 per ton, this leaves an Increase
of $01,000,000 over tho elevntor prlco
of coin. This would mean nn averago
increased profit of $450 for every
rarmer In the stale
Governor Appoints Mother's Day.
Governor Morehead has Issued his
"Mothers' day" proclamation, calling
upon Nebinskaus to observe May 14.
Following Is thu governor's proclama
tion: "Tho second Sunday In May has for
lovcral years past been observed as
Mothers' day, u beautiful custom, and
ono thnt 1 think appeals to every
Individual, young ami old alike
"Some of our mothers aro old and
wrinkled and gray, but thoy nic still
beautiful to us. Their hands may
now tremble with ngo but thoy aro
tho same hands that enred for us in
infancy and childhood and nothwlth
standing her years her heart is still
joung.
"In special memory of her It would
be llttlng and nppropiiato to wear a
flower in honor of her. our best friend,
nnd It will he n beautiful tribute and
ono that will do un good.
"In keeping therefore with pa3t cus
tom, I, as governor, t.et apart Sunday,
May 14, ns Mothers' day and requests
that It bo celebrated as biich In tho
manner most appropriate to hoclctles,
churches and individuals.
"Witness may hand and the great
seal of our state, this 8th day of
Apt II. 101(1.
"JOHN II MOREHEAD. Governor."
Illegal Ballots Have Been Printed.
Tho pobtotllco address of candidates
for otlico must not bo printed on pri
mary or general election ballots. Sec
retar.v of Stato Pool has been Informed
in some counties tho county cleiks
havo had tho postotllco address of can
didates placed on the primary ballot.
Ho says tho law forbids this and it
should not bo done Any voter could
compel the reprinting of ballots of
this kind by npplying to tho couits
for nn order. Tho law limits the word
ing of ballots to tho name of tho can
didate, his political party and a squaro
In which the voter may mako a cross
If he desires to vote lor tho candidate.
Never In tho entire history of the Aus
tralian ballot law In Nebraska has tho
law permitted tho postolflco address
of a cnndldnto to bo printed on a
goneral or primnry ballot.
Food Commissioner Makes Charges
Stato Food Commlslsoner Hnrman
has asked Lancnstcr County Attoinoy
linger to fllo complaints against sev
eral Lincoln drug firms for violating
tho food and drug law of Nebraska.
Testimony wns placed beforo the
county attorney to show thnt ono Btoro
Is selling n patent modicino on which
tho word "euro" is printed in tho label.
Tho modicino purports to bo a euro
for constipation. Mr. Hnrmnn says
tho word "cure" constitutes misbrand
ing. Thin Is on tho theory that tho
modicino in not a euro, and thereforo
tho label is considered false. Tho evi
dence In other cases shows that cer
tain drugs bought are not up to tho
legal standard of purity and strength.
Tho drugs analyzed by the food depart
ment wero spirits of camphor, tincture
of lodlno and sweot spirits of nitre.
A suggested list of rations for chicks
from tho time thoy aro hatched up to
maturity may be had upon application
to tho poultry husbandry section of
tho coTlege of ngrlcultuio. Tho sheet
Is of convenient bizo for tncking up
for reference.
Under n new rulo adopted for tho
purposo of limiting tho number of
banks to tho needs or communities
tho ntnto banking bonrd has refused
to Issue a churtor to tho Creston Stato
bank, recently organized. In tho nb
sonco of n law authorizing tho legis
lature, In fact, having refusod to pass
r law tho board seeks to limit tho
number of banks by adopting rulos
for tho regulation of banks. Several
yenrs ago It was decided that the state
board could not refuse to chnrtor n
stato bank organized' by rellnblo per
ions. Carl Vroomnn, nsslbtant socrctary of
tho United States department of agri
culturo, will dellvor tho commence
ment address at the school of agricul
ture at Lincoln on April 20. The
graduating class consists of ninety
eight membors, the largest class In
tho history of tho school with tho ex
ception of last year Tho class la com
posed of thirty-four rlrls and sixty
four boB. Tho prospective graduates
aro from thiity-elght different No
brnska counties. Tho stntca of Iowa
tnd Kansas aro also represented.
Spring Colds
Are the Worst
They lead to catarrh and
pneumonia. They weaken the
entire system and leave It un
able to resist the uttdden
changes. They interfere with
your digestion and lessen your ac
tivity. Neglected they roon become
tlut dread disease known as sys
temic catarrh. Don't ncclcct them.
It's costly as well dangerous.
peeuna
Will Safeguard Yen
Have a box Ferttna Tab.
lets with you for the sudden
cold or exposure. Tono your sys
tem up vith a regular course of the
liquid Pctuna, fortify it against
coldj, get your digestion up to nor
mal, tckc ciro of yourself, and avoid
danger. If you arc suffering now be
cin tho treatment at once. Give
Naturo the help she needs to throw
off the catarrhal inflammation, and
again become well.
Peruna has been helping people
for 44 years. ThousandJ of homes
rely on it fur cougho, cold csd indi
gestion. It's a good tonic lor the
weak, as well.
The Peruna Company
Cotumbu Ohio
BLACK
LOSSES SOnCLY PREVENTED
tu Culler' ntatkltej PMU. Ixxt
priori. fra4i, fMiable; rtCrrred br
mtm Ktuclmn!, lu. tiny
protect whcr otritr vaulnei fall.
Wrllo tut buoklcl M trmrmoolilt.
10. don pkie. lll:klrg Pill $1.00
SO.doM . Ulactlti Pills 4 00
tls unv lnhh.r. tmt Piiltrr'a Nut
Th MijwrtoritT of ("utter nrodueti l dnn Uj ocr It
jean or arm lallcluic in vacclnri tnd if real only,
lnl!t on Cuttrr'a. If unobtainable. orJ-r itlrect
Tha Cutttr Laboratory, Ocrkeley, Cal., or Chicago, III.
.. PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
A toilet iirrpftMlun o rnnlf.
Ilelrm to orrullraCoiIandruU.
ForReatoring Color amd
(Ul.ll,fnn..M.i. l?tti3 If at
SfA tOo..nd)IOQH)runrHtJi.
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Peculiar Fertilizer in Tasmania.
TaRDianhi Ih a groat farming uud
fruit country nnd thcro is a good local
market for nil thu sprat oil tiliale
from tho distilling retorts Tho rock
from which tho oil Iiaa hcun taken
soils at $2 per ton for agricultural
uses. Tho assayn do not disclose any
rich fertilising matter in tho spent
shale, jet when it Is pnrvori7cd nnd
difatrlhutcil over farming lnnds and
garden soils it produces such wonder
ful results as to make tins demand for
It greater thnn the supply. It appear?
to act on tho soil mechanically by
aerating it, nnd possihly, hy rondenslnp
molsturo from tho atmosphere and
transferring it to the c-roixi It is ex
pected that tho prices ohtninablo for
tho cpent shale will eventually cover
mining nnd retorting costs. Dr. Ar
thur Hcluyn-nrown. In Tho Kngincer
Ing Mag.ilno
Little Mistake.
An old gentleman of eighty-four hav
ing taken to tho altar a young damsel
of about llftccn, tho clergyman said
to him:
"Tho font is at tho other end of the
church."
"What do 1 want with tho font?"
said the old gentleman.
"Oh, I beg jour pardon," said the
clcrlc, "I thought you had brought thlf.
child to bo christened."
Misunderstood.
"Whenever she asks heir husband for
money ho gives hor usscnt."
"Gracious, whnt a mean man!"
GOOD REPORT
Doctor Proved Value of Pottum.
Physicians knov, that good food anr
drink, properly selected, nro of tho ut
most Importance, not only for tho re
lief of dlseaso but to maintain health
even when ono 1b well.
A doctor writes, "I count It a pleas
ure to say a good word for Posture
with which 1 have been enabled to re
lievo so many sufferers, and which I
count, with Its valued companion.
Grapc-N'uts, ono of tho daily blouslugs.
"Coffee was banished from my own.
tahlo somo tlnio ago and Poatum used
regularly in Its place." (Coffee Is In
jurious to many persons, bccaii3o it
contains tho subtle, poisonous drug,
caffoino.)
"I frequently find It necessary to In
struct patients when thoy take Pos
turn for tho first time- to be cpiho sura
that It Is properly mado according to
directions, then it has a clear, soal
brown color and a rich, snappy taste,
as woll as health giving qualities.
Tho abovo letter, received ovor tCD
years ago, is fully confirmed by a re
cent letter from tho doctor, hi which
he says:
"It is a pleasmo to render a good
report covering a product of which I
am so enthusiastic a friend.
"I am using in my homo your Poa
tum Cereal In both Us forms. And,
what Is moro, I am having It used In
tho families of boy oral patients i
which thcro nro children, and alt unite
in endorsing tho lino qualities of your
admirablo product."
Namo given by Postum Co, Battl
Creole, Mich.
Postum conies in two forms:
Postum Cereal tho oiiglnnl form
must be well boiled. lCc and 2Gc
pkgs.
Instant Postum a soluble powder
dlsbolvos quickly In a cup of hot wa
ter, and, with croam nnd sugar, makos
a delicious bovetngo Instantly, 30c
and 50c tins.
Doth forms aro equally dollclouu and
cost about the samo per cup.
"There's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by Groceri.
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