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RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF v A r & K V I I f "CASGARETS" FOB SLUGGISH BOWELS No sick headache, sour stomach, biliousness or constipation by morning. Get n 10-cent box now. Turn the rnscals out the hendnche, biliousness, Indigestion, the sick, sour stomach nnd foul gases turn them out to-night nnd keep them out with Cuscnrcts. Millions of men nnd women tnke n Cnsenret now nnd then nnd never know the misery caused by u lazy liver, clogged bowels or tin upset stom ach. Don't put In nnother dny of distress. Let Cnscarets cleanse your stomach; remove the sour fermenting food; take the excess bile from your liver nnd carry out nil the constipated waste matter nnd poison In the bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cnsenret to-night straightens you out by morning. They work while you sloop. A 10-cent box from any drug store means a clear bond, sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver und bowel action for months. Chil dren love Cascarets because they never gripe or sicken. Adv. Thirteen Lucky Miles. 1'atlonco I see thnf 111 per cent of the line of n railroad being built In Switzerland will be through tunnels. Patrice That Is a case whore no girl, however superstitious, could pos sibly think thirteen unlucky. Alfalfa seed, $0; Sweet Clover, $8 J. V. Mulhull, Sioux City, In. Adv. Amusing. 11111 The business men of Sacramen to, Cnl., have formed n Barefoot league for health nnd amusement objects. GUI I full to sec where health Is helped, but I can sec tho amusement pnrt when another brother steps on a tack. .it t i i "--"--"-- LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS I How to loosen a tender corn or callus so It lifts out without pain. '""""""" MMH...HMtf Let folks 3tep on your feet hereafter; wear shoes a size smaller If you like, for corns will never again send electric sparks of pnln through you, according to this Cincinnati authority. He says that a few drops of a drug called froezone, applied directly upon a tender, aching corn, Instantly re lieves soreness, and soon the entire corn, root nnd all, lifts right out. This drug dries nt once nnd simply shrivels up the corn or callus without even Irritating tho surrounding skin. A small bottle of froezone obtained at any drug store will cost very little but will. positively remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. If your druggist hasn't stocked this new ai-ug yet, tell him to get a small bottle of froezone for you from his wholesale drug house. adv. A gaugo has boon Invented for accu rately determining the amount of mois ture In lumber. Every dentist dos n wide-open business. I Boschee's German Syrup I We all take cold tome time and every body should have Itoschee' Oerman Syrup handy at all times for the treat ment of throat and lung troubles, bronchial coughs, etc. It has been on the market SI years. No better rec ommendation Is possible. It gently soothes inflammation, eases a cough, Insures a cood night's steep, with free expectoration in the morning. Drug gists' and dealers' everywhere. 25c and 75c bottles. Don't take substitute. I Boschee's I 1 German Syrup Nebraska Directory EoomH from 11.00 up single, 76 cents up double. cafe; pricks reasonable SANITARIUM SULPH0 SALINE SPRINGS Located on our own promises and used In tho Natural Mineral Water Baths Unsurpassed in tho treatment of RHEUMATISM Heart, Stomach, Kidney and Liver Diseases. ( Moderate charges. Address DR. O. W. EVERETT. Mar. 14th nnd M Sis. Lincoln, Neb. JfcHcsB SEHBALsfe mmSm A STRENUOUS WEEK I CONGRESS WILL DE CONGESTED WITH WORK AT END OF WEEK. WILL COLONIZE BELGIANS 10 Put 30,000 In Lands In Imperial Valley Explains Note on Prohibition Bill. Western Newspaper L'nlon News Hvrvlce. Washington. With tho llllbustor in tho senate against revenue legislation broken, after ono of tho most HnipiM tuous sessions of recent years, the Blxty-fourth congress Monthly entered upon the last week of its otllcial ex istence still facing extraordinary legis lative congestion. Republican leaders who had threat ened to defeat tho emergency revenue bill by dilatory tuctlcs agreed to u final voto on tho measure when ron i fronted with thu democratic determin ation to hold the senate in continuous session. Danger of further eriorts to force nn extra session has not disap peared, however, for some of the minority insist that tho president should be forced to summon tho sixty-fifth congress to bo on baud foi eventualities in tho European crisis. Would Not Nullify Their Rights Washington. Flvo of the six Ne braska members of tho bouse Joined In voting Intoxicating liquor an out law In Interstate commerce, favoring the Reed amendment to the postolllco appropriation bill which forbids the interstate shipment of liquor into dry torrltory. Representative Sloan ot tho Fourth district voted against the son nte provision, and gave the following statement as a reason for his vote: "1 voted against the lteod amend ment, which would prevent shipment for prlvato use of liquors Into Ne braska or any other state which has voted dry. In tho prohibition cam paign of laBt fall every speech pro ceeded upon tho theory that it was to banish tho saloon, but not to prevent Individuals obtaining a reasonable amount from outsldo tho statu for prlvato use. Moreover, a careful fol lowing ot the legislative proceedings at our state capital shows that tho members are proceeding on that the ory. I concolvod that my duty was not to voto for national legislation which would nullify their rights." TO COLONIZE BELGIANS Will Put 30,000 In Lands in Imperial Valley San Francisco, Cal. Tho purchase of 50,000 acres in California and tho ottlomont thereon of 30,000 Belgian families is tho plan that has been en trusted by the Vatican colonization board to James Slovln, papal knight, who lives here and who hns mado pub lic somo details of tho plan In con nection with which ho visited tho Im perial valley in Southern California. Cardinal Mercler of Belgium was tho originator, ho said, of tho plan to establish Belgians In America. Be hind the Imperial valley plan, Slovln Bald Is a guarantee of $5,000,000 which will bo enough, tho promoters esti mate, to buy tho land, bring at least 30,000 Belgian families to California, give each family forty acres and pro vide support for a year nnd a half. Slevln said that ho had been look ing over a largo tract of land In tho Imporlal valley but that In his opin- Ion tho owners wore asKlng a pro blbitive price. Chile to Have World's Fair "Valparaiso, Chile. Plans aro fai advanced for an international exposi tion or "wold's fair," to bo held here. The Blto selected is a beautiful stretch ot ground near both tho Pacific ocean and a flno lake. All tho nations ot tno old and now worlds will bo naked to exhibit tholr products. The Chilean governmen and tho various state gov ernments of Chile will be well repre sented, it is promised. Steel Net Guards New York New York. A stool not designed to protect tho port of New York from hostllo submarines and other war craft, haB beon put in 2place at tho entrance of tho harbor bore. British Steamship Sunk London. Lloyd's shipping agency oas announced that tho British steam ship Worcestershire of 7,175 tons gross Is reported sunk. It also an nounced that tho British ship Valdoz of 2,285 tons gross had boon torpedoed and sunk without warning. Two members ot the vessel's crew wero killed and nlno aro mlBsIng. Tho cap tain and othors of tho crow havo beon landed. Later tho sinking ot tho BrltlBh Btcamshlp Itomsdalon of 2,548 tons gross was announced. Claims Deutschland Captured Baltlmoro, Md. That tho merchant submarine Doutschland has been cap tured and that ho saw hor In Ply mouth harbor with 180 other German submarines, was tho statement made hero by William Palmer, second en gineer of tho American transport llnor Mongolia. Palmor said that tho Brit ish had captured 400 onomy subma rines and that 187 of thorn woro in Plymouth chained together and In tho ontor ot a huge network of chains tttached to buoys and wharves. for. coping.. WITH SITUATION BRITISH METHOD OF MEETINO PRESENT CONDITIONS WILL WAR ONJUBMABINES Number of Armed Ships Has Been Enormously Increased Amer icans Are Well Treated in Berlin Western Newspaper I'nlon News Seivleo Loudon. David Lloyd (loorgc, the British prime minister, has presented to thu house of commons In a speech lasting an hour and a half, his pro gram for coping with the serious sit uation arising from the shortage of shipping space, depletion of food stocks and thu (ienniui aubmurlnq menace. The premier advocated the Increase t rf lint, t.i rifiit .......I .Kit in, . ii.kI tin. .nit IIV...V lUUli I1UUH1 11UII .11111 1111 VI. uuiiuuui oi non-victuai imports. in this end he outlined a program for speeding up the farmer by guaran teeing good prices for conunodltleii over a period of years. This ho sup plemcntod by the announcement that the land owner would be forced to cultivate his laud. Tho speeding up of the farm labor er wns provided for by the premier by guaranteeing him a minimum wage of 25 shillings per week Instead of tho present 14 to 13 shillings. Hy curtailment of Imports Mr. Lloyd George said ho expected to ro duco tho domnnds on cargo space by several million tons. Foodstuffs of which 16,000,000 tons were Importod last yenr, will be cut nearly n mil lion tons by lopping off certain lux uries. Paper users who already havo boon considerably curtailed must henceforth got along with only half tho supply they are now receiving, this saving 640.000 tons. Certain sav ings also will be effected In tho im port of ore, which now amounts to 8,000,000 tons annually, and in lum bor which nt present is 4,000,000 tons. Americans Well Treated. Copenhagen. All Americans arriv ing from Borllu havo reported tho sit uation in Berlin so far as Americans are concerned as little changed slnco tho departure of Ambassador Gerard. Tho Lokal Anzelger, tho Deutscho Tages Zeltung and sovoral othor news papers of Berlin, and tho provinces havo printed unpleasant things about America and Americans, but there ap poars to bo no disposition to make trouble for Americans remaining In Germany . Tho only Inconvenience has boon ability to got permission to leave tho country. Tho American consular olllcers In Germany who did not accompany James W. Gernrd, tho American am bassador, when he departed from Ber lin aro now leaving Germany, most of them by tho route to Switzerland. Frederick Achonbach, special commis sioner of tho American treasury de partment in Germany and Scandinavia nnd his brother nnd clerk, Charles Achonbach, who wore to havo left with tho consular officials, have ar rived, havo elected to come from Ber lin this way on account of their con nections with Scandinavia. Tho sama train brought Mr. Luotkc, delegate of tho American Rod Cross of Austin, Tex. As far as Is known, however, no arrangements havo beon completed for tho departure of Americans of other than olllclnl and newspaper status, tho tho general impression in Berlin is that this soon will bo permitted. WAR ON SUBMARINES British Admiralty Will Tackle a Grave and Serious Menace London. In a speech In tho house of commons Sir Edward Carson, first lord of the admiralty, stated that the submarine menace recently had grown until Its extent had become grave and serious. Tho menace had not yet been solved, but measures which had been adopted, ho said, would mit igate it by degrooB. Sir Edward In formed tho house that nn anti-submarine department had been established In tho admiralty composed of tho most experienced and capable men In the navy. Tho number of armed mer chant ships had beon Increased 47.5 por cent In tho last two months. Protests German Activity Itlo Janeiro. Former Deputy Car olra do Freltas in nn Inturvlow de nounces tho reported German opera tions In southern Brazil carried on in connection with tho Hamburg coloni zation company. It Is proposed by this company, acordlng to roports, to colonlzo a section between tho statos of Santa Cntherlna' and Itlo Grnndo Dosul, only Germans to bo permitted. Beforo the battlo ot tho Marne, Do Freltas declares, tho Germans woro planning to demand tho Incorporation of southern Brazil with Germany. Men Replaced by Women London. Acordlng to tho Express, tho military authorities aro develop ing n scheme under which women will bo substituted for mon In a number of non-combatant posts In tho nrmy, both In Grent Britain nnd France, such as cooking, canteen work, storokeop Ing and clerical work, thereby releas ing thousands of men. It Is said that nlrondy 30,000 women nro employed In army work as cooks, waltrosscs, motor drlvors and similar occupations but tho schomo will open vncanclos for many thousands. IKIMATIONAL SllNfiSrSfflOOL Lesson (Ity n O. HKUiKHS, Acting Wroetiir ot Htimlny School Course of Mooily lllblo Institute.) (I'npyrlitht, 1917. Wrstrrn Nrwipnprr Union ) . . LESSON FOR MARCH 4 JESUS FEEDS FIVE THOUSAND. l.KHHON TKXT-Jolin C ML MOI.DP.N THXT-lllvc uh this tl.iy our Jully bri'iuL Mutt. 6.11. This parable marks the high level of the year of our Lord's popularity. It Is such nn Important miracle as to be the only one recorded In nil four gospels. Be sure to ui a good har mony. The returning twelve (Matt. 11:1) nro taken by their muster to n dcxert pluce that they might find rest (Mk. 0:.'U) and that he might comfort their hearts over the death of John the Baptist (Matt. 1-1:1-11!). Tho multi tude would not grant them the right use of their leisure, but Hocked to this retreat In the desert. They followed that they might listen to his gracious words, nnd perhaps behold sonic new wonder (v. 1!). Carlisle said he saw in England "forty millions, mostly fools." Jesus saw the multitude, ,and was iiioumI, not with sarcasm, but with compassion which took u tangible form of service. Mark tells us (fcltl) that Jesus was first of nil teaching the mul titude. It Is better to teach a man how to help himself than to help the man. We should not be surprised at Philip's slowness of fnlth. Moses In a like mumicr wns once nonplussed us to how to feed the multitude In the wilder ness. (Num. ll:l!l-l!:i). It Is not so much how great the need nor how lit tle wo possess; rather, Is that little given over to God? Andrew, who had revealed Jesus unto Peter, discovers ns though In desperation a boy whoso mother had thoughtfully provided him with a lunch, consisting of five bnrley biscuits and two small herring (v. ) ; nt least that much remained. This Is a great commeiltnry upon the tldo of Interest at this time, thnt tho boy should not hnvc eaten his entire lunch, for tho boy's hunger Is proverbial. It seems ns though Jesus emphasizes the helplessness of tho disciples In order that he may show his power. Ills com mand "Glvo ye them" (Mk. 0:37) tenches us that we are to give such ns we hnve, and not look to others nor to do our charity by proxy (Prov. 11:24-1.P). Again tho Savior iiBks his disciples as though he would touch them tho resources of his kingdom. Give what you have, nnd he will bless nnd Increase It to the supplying of tho needs of n multitude. Tho secret of success wns when ho took up tho lonves, nnd, "looking up," God nlso saw that day nnd blessed It. We need to observe the systematic procedure. Tho people aro seated or reclining upon tho ground In ranks or In companies, tho innster blessing nnd breaking the boy's cakes, giving first to the disciples. God works miracles through human ngencles only. Tho result of this sys tematic procedure wus that they wero nil satisfied, "filled" (v. 11!). Luke adds that "all did eat" (Lie. 0:17). Not alone; however, wns there divine order und lnvlshness, but there wero economy und thrift us well, for Jesus gave care ful direction ns to the fragments. Tho lnvlshness Is shown by the fact that the baskets Into which the fragments wero gathered wero each probably lurgo enough In which to sleep. This conservation process wns a slinging rebuke to the Improvident orientals nnd to present-duy prodigals of that wonderful bounty with which God bus blessed our land. God gives to us thnt wo may use for other. Joy dies unless It Is shared. Jesus Is the living bread (John 0:48), und will satisfy hunger und life even ns bread generates In tho human body heat, vitality and power; so he would still feed tho hungry soul of mankind. We havo ut hand the word, and It Is for lack of It that 'men die in the deepest, truest sense of that word. The poverty und perplexity of tho disciples In his pres ence nnd In tho presence of this grent need nro being repeatd over and over today, und yet It Is nbsurd. We have not enough to feed the multitude. Our few loaves of nmusements, mentul ac tivities and social service will not feed them, but when we break unto them tho Living Bread, they havo enough und to spare. The difficulty with the distribution of material bread for the needs of mankind Is not that there Is not enough grain, but rather that In tho process of distribution certain com panies of men can control the fruits of the earth, and withhold them from tho consumer for their own profit. Is there not a parable In this for the church In that It Is so much concerned with Its own joys, pleasures und profits that It Is withholding from the mass of mankind, especially In tho foreign field, tho bread which alone can bring life and Immortality to light? Summary: (1) Tho hope of tho world's salvation Is In tho wonderful power of God In multiplying thu little wo glvo to him In the wuy of service. (2) If wo bring no gift, how can God bless man? Compare this boy's serv Igo with tho service of thu little maid In Nanmun's household. (3) Conservation of the fragments, using well or wasting tho fragments of time, of opportunity, etc., makes till tho differcuco between success mid fail ure. (4) Let nothing bo lost. The rcfuso of petroleum Is today worth more than tho oil product, Every Farmer Needs a Typewriter mUSaWKSSmmmm n Ball Brnmrtnai Lang Wearing Typewritten letters, bills, records, are a sure sign of business-like methods that mean success instead of fail ure. Carbon copies kept and filed away prevent misunder standings and even lawsuits. It does not require an. ex pert to operate an L. C. Smith & Bros, typewriter. It is simple and durable. Mail the coupon and let us tell you more about our proposition. L. C Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co., World-Herald Building Omaha, Nebraska Please send me your free book about typewriters. Name P.O State Large Melon. Joe Arnold of Woiitherford'IVx., raised a watermelilii thnt weighed 100 pounds. ACTRE88 TELLS 8ECRET. A well known actress gives tho fallow ing reclpo for gray hair: To half pint ot water add 1 oz. Day Hum, a small box ot llnrbo Compound, and V oz. of glycerine. Any druggiHt can put this up or you can mix It at homo at very little cost. Full directions for making and use come In each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and make It soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, Ih not sticky or greasy, and docs not rub off. Adv. When u man Is In love for the first time, he thinks he Invented It. What Is Uric cAdii Evoryono has urio acid in tho system, but naturally in small quantities. Ex cessive amount is cauBcu by eating too much meat and foods that ferment in stomach. Tho kidneys, being tho filters of tho blood, nro supposed to separate and throw tho poisons out of tho system. Weak, tired and overworked kidneys fall to do this, hence tho uric acid accu mulates and tho urate salts aro carried by tho blood to tho solid tiesuo structure, causing backache, lumbago, rheuma tism, dropsy, drowsiness, and tired feeling. To ovorcomo tho troublo is only a matter of toning up tho kidneys, and this In VioRt, ilnnn bv n treatment with Anurio. three times a day. Anurio is a recent discovery of Dr. riorco of Buffalo, N. Y., il .nn i nli n Inn1 nf nnv ilnifr a trim. l,HU Villi WU ww.... .v vij o ..- T?vnrSnnnn iniirrlif Tlnntnr Pliivn tnnt Anurio Is a moro powerful agent than lithia in dissolving urio acid, and it is then carrieu out ot mo sytjumi, Sarcasm of the Rejected. "Do you write for publication?" "Oh, no; merely for circulation among tho editors." Boston Tran script. Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOUIA, thut fumous old remedy for Infants und children, nnd see that It ueurt) ma Tif sffTii. sr ' Signature of (JU&ffl&ZMU In TTbo for Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Caatom Translated. "Maybelle used a lot of make-up on her face." "Now I shall call It make-out." THQ ONWARD MARCH of Bronchitis, J and doop seated Coughs Is arrested by Doctor Flerco's Goldon Medical Discovery. In tboso scrofulous condi tions of tho blood which In vito Consumption ; in sevora, lingering Coughs, and Weak Lungs, which threaten you with this fatal disease, and when othor help bos failed this medicine U a proved remedy. , As a blood-cloansor, strength-restorer, and tonlo It Is suro to bonoflt. In all llnccrlna Bronchial and Throat affections, nnd In ovory dlsoasa that nan bo reached through tho blood, It never falls to bonoflt or cure. In tablot or liquid form. Tho machinery of tho body needs to bo woll oiled, kopt In good condition Just as tho nutomobllo. stoam onglno or hleyclo. Why should the human neglect his own macnlnory moro than that of his horso or his cnglno? Yot most pcoplo do noglocl thomsolves. Cloan tho system at least onco a week wltll Dr. Florce'fl Ploasant Pellota.
