'"ff- fn;'
,"?
BfJ'
H , .
RED .CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
IV
it
i .
t r
i; -f
3
..
: .
Fv .
ISP,
en
f 'fy
"k
A
:
32
J&.U
iR-jnjiE'Usr
ARGENTINA SHOWS 8IQNS OF A
BREAK WITH GERMANY ,
AND AU8TRIA.
PLAN FOR WAR GARDENS
Will Cultivate Every Available Piece
of Ground Qerman 8trlkera
Have Issued an
Ultimatum.
Duonos Aires. Tho mutilator of war
has rocaM6d Argentina's military at
taohos from Dorlln and Austria, In po
litical circles this action Is regarded as
significant and connoctod with tho
sinking of ' tho Argentina steamship
MlnlBtro Irrlondo, January 26. Tho Ar
gentine minister to Franco has con
firmed tho fact that tho steamship was
flying tho Argentine1 flag whom Bunk.
Tho govornmont has not announced by
what authority tho chango of flags was
tnado after loavlng this country tho
vessel having Bailed under tho French
flag but reports tho sinking as an un
friendly act oven though tho uso of tho
homo flag was unauthorized. Tho as
sumption in political circles hero Is
that Germany does not intend to kacp
her promises In regard to Argentina's
hipping.
German Strikers Issue Ultimatum.
Zurich. Tho socialist papor, Vor
waorts, announces that tho Dcrlln
strikors havo addressed to tho govern
ment an ultimatum, of which tho fol
lowing aro tho princlplo demands:
First Accelerated conclusions of a
goneral peaco, without indemnities or
annexations.
Second Participation of workmen's
delogatos of all tho countries in the
peaco pourparlers.
Third Amelioration of tho food sit
uation by hotter distribution.
FourthImmediate abolition of the
fltato of slego and restoration of tho
right of public meetings, suspondod by
tho military authorities.
tjfrFifth Abolition of militarization
war factories.
Sixth Immodiato release of all po
litical prisoners.
Seventh Fundamental democratiza
tion df Btato institutions.
Eighth tho institution of equal
electoral suffrngo by direct secret bal
lot. ,
'PLANNING FOR WAR GARDENS
Every Vacant Piece of Ground to Be
Cultivated.
Lincoln. Within ho next Blxty days
every important city and town in 'tho
Btato will havo mado.noto of ovory
vacant ploco of ground and its rcntnl
value. Plans to orgnntzo tho stato for
war gardening purposes tho coming
Bprlng nnd summer havo already boon
put undor way by tho agricultural ex
tension Borvlco ot tho Unlvorslty of
Nobraakn.
Tho plan to Hat all tho vacant
proporty in tho more Important towns
throughout tho Btntb Is bolng carried
on with tho co-oporution ot tho schools
ind tho school boards in tho rospoctlvo
places. Tlio children arp taking a con
bub of ovory vacant pleco ot proporty,
finding out how much it will rent for
or whothor tho owner will allow somo
ono to garden it freo of charge
Airmen Again Raid England
London. Gorman airmen havo again
raided England. About fifteen air
planes took part In tho raid. Ono of
them dropped bombs in tho southwost-
era ouibkuib ot Lionuon anu anomer
in tho outlying northeastern, district.
There wero a few casualties in south
western London. Bombs wero dropped
at various places In Kent, and Essox.
There wore sovoral aerial engage
ments. All tho British machinos ro
tnraed Bafoly.
Omaha, Nob. Following a pitched
battlo during which more than 200
shots wero fired, dotoctlvos from the
control station captured flvo men and
two women charged with tho robbery
of 'a Dodge Btroet Jowolry store. Tho
stolen Jowolry, valued at $20,000, was
recovered.
Havana. With tho liberals absent
ing thomselvos from tho chamber, tho
conservative membors ot tho houao ot
representatives in regular session
, adopted a bill granting amnesty to all
civilians jwho took part in tho llboral
revolution of February, 1917.
State Control of Great Advantage
London. British railways, which
havo been undor stato control slncti
tho beginning of tho war, havo boon
operated through art, executlvo com
mittee ot goneral managers' ot rail
, wayB. Tho working undor ono con
trol has resulted in many economics
and proved "of great advantago.
Newport, Furthor investigation
into tho explosion at tho torpedo sta
tion horo .last weok strengthens tho
official conclusion that tho blast was
tho result of an accident.
State Council Gathering Data
Lincoln. la connection with tho
card indox system which will bo used
in tho different counties of tho stato
to record what oach individual Is do
ing to support various war activities,
tho stato council of dofonso is furnish
ing sample cards to all county coun
cils, suggesting tho form in which the
records shall bo kept. These cards
contain blank spaces for tho man's
same and addroBB, bis telophono and
automobile number and his rural route
U he Htm in the country.
-.ajwv. 4j3Ll t .
WJSHSf!
mwtsoMiaijPMwwiiin n wmwmfmniwm'rm w'wtmiammZtMri
MISERY FOR NEUfKAua
Spain One of the Countries Getting but
Scant Comfort.
Madrid. It Is not easy to boo n'nye
sllvlor lining to tho clouds that the
great war has brought over Spain.
Food has Incrcasod enormously in
prlco and coal is terribly dear and
virtually unobtainable. WagoB Havo
beon reduced aniWstriKos onti trouuioB
aro occuring in all parts of tho coun
try. A long drouth in tho south which
lasted nil nutumn and part of tho
wlntor rulnod tho crops. Snows havo
frozen fruits and vegetables, and
many cattle havo died of hunger from
scarcity of grazing. Misery is groat
in small towns and Madrid stroets aro
full of beggars. Every day tho news
papers record deaths from hungor and
cold. Prisons aro reported to bo full
in somo towns s6 that no further ar
rests can bo made, nlthough crimes
against person and proporty continue
No Date 8et for Another Draft.
Washington. Expansion of Ameri
ca's fighting forces bfayond their, pres
ent strength depends upon such things
as events abroad and tho shipping situ
ation, Secretary Dakor said, in dls
closing that tho war department has
not fixed a date for another nor ovon
determined how many men shall be
called. When Mr. Raker told tho son
ata military committee that tho United
States would havo half a million men
In FrarVco early UiIb year, and that in
all a million and a half could go across
If ships could bo found to carry thorn,
ho reforred to tho divisions now in
training camps and those already in
Europe Future developments will do
cldo what additional forces will bo
sent.
Revolution Threatens Finland
Stockholm. The long threatened
revolution In Finland, 1b proceeding
In tho eastern provinces, according, to
sparso reports reaching Haparanda
and forwarded horo. Tho railroad sta
tion nt Holslngford Is reported to
havo boon" occupied by tho Russian
red guard. Sharp fighting has taken
placo at Vlborg. Russian soldiers aro
said to bo aiding tho red guard and re
inforcements nro roportcd to have
beon sont from Potrogrnd.
In nnswor to a protest made by Fin
land the Russian government said
that it must support tho proletariat
ngalnBt Finland's burgcolslo. HolBlng
tors' Is commanded by tho gun3 o!
Russian warships undor control of
bolshovlkl sailors.
A bolshovlkl organ at Holslngfors
says tho "red guard got out of hand
and was guilty of murdering and
plundering. Conditions of anarchy are
said to provall in tho region of tho
disturbances.
Starvation With Two Years of War
Norfolk, Va. European food ex
ports aro agreed that tho ontlro world
will bo brought to tho vergo of starva
tion If tho war continues two years
more, nccordlng to. Dr. Maurlco Fran
cis Egan, United Stutos minister to
Denmark. Tho northern European
noutrals, Dr. Egan declared, aro In
dlro straits. Food is so scarco in
Denmark that the famous Danish wolf
hounds nro being slaughtered for food.
Marriage Will Be No Aid.
Washington Men of draft BG mar
ried nlnco May 18, 191,7, should not
bo exempted from selective service,
Provost Marshal GonorawCrowder has
announcod. Ho Instructed government
agents to appeal to district boards all
cases In which local boards havo
granted depondoncyoxomptlon to mon
marriod after May18. At tho Bamo
time Crowder ruled that no draft
registrants will bo permitted to enlist
in tho armies ot the allies, pending
caU to tni country's flag,
Potrograd. Tho govornmont com
missioners announco that diplomatic
relations 'th Rumania havo "boon
broken, and that tho Rumanian dele
gation and all tho Rumanian represen
tatives horo will bo sent out ot tho
country by tho Bhortost routo.
Major General Wood Injured
Washington. Major Gonoral Leonard
Wood, in Franco on an observation
tour, was slightly wounded by nn ac
cidental explosion which killed flvo
French soldlors and hurt two othor
American ofllcors.
Rumors Were Unfounded
Chicago. Red Cross headquarters
in Chicago aftor Investigating charges
of a plot to Inoculate bandages mada
In Springfield, 111., with disease and
gorma, declared that tho charges woro
wltliout basis in fact.
Martial Law at Demlnn
Doming, N. M. Charging lack of co
operation from ofllcialB In keeping
Doming freo from vlco Mayor M. A.
Nordhnus has announced his resigna
tion with a statement ot conditions
for Secretary ot War Baker and rec
ommended that tho city bo placed un
dor martial law. Camp Cody Is lo
cated horo. William Mauplu, nows-
papor man, is noro as tno porsonal
representative of Governor Keith
Neville ot Nebraska to prepare, a re
port for tho governor on conditions nt
Camp Cody.
MoonBhlrtlna on Increase
Washington. Tho necessity of
arousing stnto and county officials to
their responsibilities in assisting th'o
government break up tho manufacture
of moonshine whisky Is urged upon
tho governors ot prohibition stat.03 in
a lotter from Intornal Kovenuo Com
missioner Roper,
Tha letter was mado nubile as nart
of a natlon-wldo campaign against
illicit distilling recently announcod by
Contmlsolonor Roper when it was dis
covered that the .manufacture ot
"moonshine" was rapidly increasing
STATE SHOWS WELL
A BIG PERCENTAGE OF PHYSIC
ALLY CAPADLE
BUT FEW SLACKERS KNOWN
Nebraska Stands Ahead of Forty-five
In Number of Men Reporting
for War Duty.
Washington. Nobraska figures In
Provost Marshall General Crowdor's
report aro intorestlng in themsolvos
and in comparison with tho figures of
othor states.
Nobraska, for instance had 26,377
draf toes oxaminod for physical defects
and of tho number thoro wore 21.0GJ
qualified.
It amounted to 79,85 per cent and
is a Bhowlng exceeded by only ono
othor Btato In tho union, South Dakota.
Tho avorago of tho county was
Bllghtly over 70 per cont so tho Ne
braska showing indicates that ten
mora men out of every hundred were
physically capable than in tho aver
ago stato of tho unfom
Tho total number ot registrants
called was 28,573 and there wore 12,878
claims filed for exemption. This was
less than tho averago for the country.
Tho Nobraska porccntago waB 45.07
in this item and the national average
was 56.05 por cont.
Thoro wore 9,731 claims granted,
which nude a percentage tL 76.bG, com
pared to a national average of 81.79
por cent.
Of tho 27,573 men called there were
1,369 who failed to appear. That was
a percentage of 4.79 for tho state, com
pared to a national porccntago of 8.18.
Forty-five states of tho union were
behind Nebraska in this respect.
In Texas where they brag bo tho
percentago of men who got cold feet
ran. up to 10.13. In Now York where
ovcrybody seemed anxious to go to
war, tho porccntago was 7.95.
Thoro were 4,499 colored registrants
in Nebraska, or enough to make more
than a regiment ot colored fighters.
They constituted 3,80 por cent ot tho
ontlro 118,278 registrants. Only 761
of tho number were called.
Tho pec capita cost of carrying out
tho selective draft system in Nebraska
was Just 36 conts. Tho national avor
ago was C4 conts. Thoro wore thirty
three states of tho union whoso figures
ran much hlghor. Nevada was at tho
top with $1.03 por capita.
Nebraska's grosB military quota wa3
given at 13,000 and there wore 11,493
volunteer enlistments which General
Crowder charged oft against tho state.
This was a porccntago ot 82.68, as com
pared to tho dreadfully fragilo figure
of 64.47 as an avorago for nil tho stater
of tho union. '
Tho total alien enlistments In No
braska ran up to' 4,908. Allied allons
constituted 1,855 of this number. Nou
tral aliens constituted another 1,007
of tho number, and thoro wero 698
alien enemies who registered or 14.22
por cont of the ontlro nllon registra
tion. Farmers Demand Reasonable Price
Lincoln. Farmora aro bombarding
tho Nobraska stato railway commis
sion with telephones, tologrnph and
mail, saying that undor tho'prder Is
suod by tho commission to facilitate"
tho marketing of "soft corn'" before
warm weather sots in, elevator mon
havo adopted an arbitrary attitude,
and somo of them aro refusing to pay
what tho farmers deem to be a reason
able prlco for their grain. Farmers
consequently aro refusing to sell.
Rioters Clamoring for Peace
London. Tho Amsterdam corres-
pondent ot tho Express says that ex
traordinary reports aro current con
cerning a revolution in Germany and
that there havo been rumors of great
disorders In Berlin during tho past
fow days, tho rioters clamoring for
peaco. Ho also reports bread riotB
which wero ruthlessly repressed by
tho pollco, many men, women and
children being wounded.
Campaign Against Anti-Slackers
Tho Idea of tho cards now being dis
tributed by the county councils of do
fenso is to assist In an equitable dis
tribution of tho financial burdens of
tho war. It is a measure to prevent
tho disloyalists and slackers from
slipping by tho campaigns for funds
at tho oxponso of thoso who aro loyal.
Nebraskans Lead Tuberculosis Fight
Washington. Congressmen Shal-
lonborcer and Sloari of Nebraska lod
I tho floor battlo in tho houso for tho
appropriation ot $250,000 to fight ani
mal tuberculosis in tho. wost. Both
men woro vigorous proponents ot a
plan to increaBO tho amount over tho
statement ot tho agricultural depart
ment that $250,000 was all that could
bo put to uso advantageously Just
now. Argumonts advanced wero prac
tically uuassallublo, but tho effort
was futile.
No Action Will Do Taken
Omaha. Although no public .an
' nouuecment has been mado by tho
Btuto council ot dofonso, it is exrVomc
ly unllkoly that any action will be
takon upon tho protost filed by tho Ne
braska Equal Suffrago association,
upon tho form ot tho proposed amend
ment wnicn mo council is euDmiiung.
through tho Initiative ami referendum
to disenfranchise "alien enemy voters"
who aro Booking exemption from tho
draft on the grounds that thoy are not
citizens.
TO HELP WIN THE WAf?
m i i i m
HOU8EWIVE8 URGED TO PRAO
TIVF. RIGID ECONOMY
Food Administration Requests Use of
Lest 'Material In Preparation
of Dally Menu
REMEMBER YOUR MENU
Two wheatless days a week
Monday and Wednesday and one
wheatless meal a day.
Two porkless days a week Tues
day and Saturday.
One meatless day a week Tues
day and one meatiest meal a day.
Washington. Tho now homo card of
tho food administration has beon Is
sued and Bhortly will bo distributed
throughout tho United States to aid
housekeepers In observing tho 1918
food conservation program of two
wheatless, ono meatless and two pork
less days a week, as announced in
President Wilson's proclamation.
Tho card, carrying an explanation
of tho weekly plan, went into effect
at once, and bakers began tho manu
facture of tho "Victory loaf," a war
bread containing a G por cent substi
tute for wheat flour. Bakers are to in
crease the substitutes for wheat flour
until a 20 por cent substitution is
reached February 24. At tho flame
time grocors will sell householders
whoat flour only when tho purchaser
buys an equal amount of some other
cereals.
Tho Food Administration asks every
loyal American to help win tho war
by maintaining rigidly as a minimum
of saving tho following;
Havo two wheatless days (Monday
and Wednesday) In every woek and
ono wheatless meal in every day.
On wheatless days and in wheatless
meals of others days uso no crackorn,
pastry, macaroni, breakfast food or
other corcal food containing wheat,
and do not uso wheat flour in any form
except tho small amount that may bo
needed for thickening soups or gravies
or for a binder in cornbread and other
cereal breads. As to bread If you
bako it at homo uso other cereals than
wheat, and if you buy it, buy only war
bread. Tho object is that wo should
buy and consume one-third less- wheat
products than wo did last year.
Havo ono meatless day (Tuosday)
in every week and ono meatless meal
in everyday. Havo two porkless
days (Tuesday and Saturday) In every
wook. Meatless means without any
cattle, hog or sheop products. On
other days ubjj mutton and lamb in
preference to beef or pork. , Porkless
means without pork, bacon, ham, lard
or pork products fresh or preserved.
Uso fish, poultry and eggs. As a na
tion wo eat and waste nearly twlco as'
much meat as wo need.
Mnko every. day a fat saving day
(butter, lard, lard substitutes, etc).
Fry loss; bake, broil, boil or stow
food Instead. Savo meat drippings;
use them and vegotnblo oils for cook
ing instead of butter. Butter has food
values vital to children, therefore, give
It to them. Uso it only on tho tablo.
Wasto no soap, it is mada from fat.
Bo careful ot all fats. Wo uso and
waste two and a halt times as much
fat as wo need.
Mako every day a sugar saving day.
Uso less sugar; loss sweet drinks and
candy containing sugar should be
used in war tlraos, As a nation we
have used twice as much sugar as we
need. ,
Uso fruits, vegetables and potatoes
abundantly. These foods aro health
ful and plentiful and at tho same time
partly take the placo ot othor foods
which wo must save. Raise all you
can for home use.
Use milk wisely. Use all of the
milk, waste no part of it. The chil
dren must bavo wholo milk. Use sour
and skim milk In cooking and for
cottage cheese.
Any ono buying and holding a larger
auDDly ot food now than in peace
time, except foods canned, dried or
preserved in the home, is helping to
defeat tho Food Administration in its
attempt to secure a just division of
food and tho establishment of fair
prices. Tho food hoardor is working
against tho common good and oven
against tho very safety ot tho country.
Hoarding food in households is' both
solflsh and unnecessary; tho govorn
mont is protecting tho food supply of
Its people.
Assessed valuations ot proporty In
Nebraska aro generally higher than
those In South Dakota, according to
figures compiled by Secretary
Bornocker ot -the board ot oquallza'
tlon. Automobiles, pianos nnd thresh
ing machines aro about tho only items
which aro taxod hlghor than thoso in
Nebraska.
Students in Nobraska schools where
Gorman has been dropped will not be
penalized in their ontranco credits at
tho Unlvorslty of Nebraska, according
to announcement by Chancollor Avory..
A resolution passed at tho war
conforonco at Lincoln last Nweok,
urgos congress to mako a law pro
viding that any man pleading ex
emption on grounds that no is an
niinn. in order to avoid military Borv-
lco, can novor bocorao a citizen of
tho United States. (
Judgo N. G. Soars ot the district
court, sitting at Omaha, has upholp
tho main provisions ot tho Nebraska
blue sky law, and the right ot the
railway commission to enforce Its
measures.
II DOMIilT POWER
UNITED STATES BANKING CEN
,TER OF THE WORLD
GERMAN STRIKE IS SERIOUS
Much Worse Than Was Indicated In
Official Dispatches America's
Shipping Is Holding '
Its Own
Washington How tho Unltod States
has become tho dominant banking
power of the world was shown In
tho annual report of tho comptroller
of tho currency, John Skolton Wil
liams, has beon presented to con
gress. Comptroller Williams esti
mated tho wholo banking power ot
tho nation nt J37.529.000.000, an in
crease of more than 114,000,000,000
slnco tho boglnning of tho present ad
ministration. Taking tho latost osti
mato of banking power of tho world,
placed in 1890 at $15,558,000,000, ho
said, America's lncroaso was alone
nearly equal to tho world's cornblned
banking power twenty-seven years
ago.
National hanks of tho United States,
Comptroller Williams declared to bo
strongor, safer, more observant of
laws, nnd more efficiently managed
than ovor1 before. Tholr rosources
$18,553,197,000 are greater by more
than $2,000,000,000 than over before
nnd exceed by about tho samo amount
tho combined resources of all state
banks, prlvato banks and truBt com
panies. America's Shipping Holds Its Own
New York. In tho twelve months of
unrestricted warfare launchod against
Amorlcan and allied Bhipping by Ger
many ono year ago there havo beon
Bunk by Bubmarinos, mines nnd' raid
ers slrty-nino vossols,- totalling 171,061
gross tons, according to a careful com
pilation ot records of sinkings which
havo beon mado public during tho
period. Offsetting this loss of Amorl
can vossols, most of which woro sail
ing ships, tho United States, sinco
Fobruary 1, has added to her mer
chant marine by tho seizure of former
German and Austridn owned ships, a
total of 107 vessols having a gross
tonnage of 686,494, leaving on tho
credit side of tho American ledger in
tho account with ho central powers, a
not gain of 515,433 gross tons. Tho
loss of life caused by tho sinking of
tho slxty-nlno American ships was
more than 300 persons however.
GERMAN STRIKE SERIOUS
Much Worse Than Was Indicated
In
Official Dispatches
London. Dispatches from Switzer
land and Holland doscribo tho general
Btrlko In Dorlln and other partB of
Germany as much .more serious than
indicated by tho olTlcIal dlspatchos
Bont from Berlin. According to Cen
tral nows advices from Amsterdam,
noarly all of tho workmen of tho
balmier Boerslg, Ludwlg and Gonoral
Electric works aro on strike. Trades
unions aro not at tho head of tho
movement but sovoral trades aro al
most' complotoly at a standstill.
The independent socialists havo car
ried on an active propaganda during
tho last fow days, tho dispatch says,
and tho movement appears to bo very
serious, and in industrial centers moot
ffags aro prohibited. It is particularly
grave In tho suburbs of Llchterfelde,
Herlngsdprt and Johanlsthal, whore
electric works and alrplano factories
aro situated., Strikes also havo broken
out in Rhlneland and Westphalia.
Openly Urges Revolt
London. A dispatch to tho Ex
change Telegraph from Amsterdam,
says Deutsche Tagos Zeltung openly
calls on tho German peoplo to revolt
against tho presont regime,
"We, too," Bays thlB pan-German
organ, "have a Judas among us to
day. Ho appears in tho red coat and
ma'ntlo of Germany's hangman. Who
will savo Germany from thoso traitors
but tho Gorman peoplo. It Is now
'Germans holp yourself and God will
holp.' " Although Emperor William Ib
not named in tho articlo tho expres
sion "Gormajiy's hangman" is moant
. for tho kaiser.
Railroads Cutting Down Expenses
Washington. Railroads havo beon
ordored by Director General McAdoo
to dlspenso with tho services ot oxocu
tlvo and political agents and all at
torneys not engaged in tho perform
ance ot necessary legal work and to
observe strictly tho law regulating
freo passes. This, tho first economy
ordor under govornmont operation of
tho railroads, will cut off largo and
well-paid staffs maintained by many
companies and ellminato from pay
rolls hundreds throughout tho coun
try. Italians Take 1,500 Prisoners.
Romo. Italian troops havo made
heavy attack on tho northern moun
tain front and broke into tho onomy
linos, tho war office reports. Rein
forcements whichthe onomy was hur
rying down tho Nos and Campomulo
valleys wore dlspcrsod by tho artillery
of tho Italians and their allies. Twolvo
iemy airplanes were brought down,
he Italians held mastery ot tho air
everywhere. Tho Italians took more
vthan 1,500 prisoners.
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead I took Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound.
and Was Cured
Baltimore, Md. "Nearly four year
t Buffered from organic troubles, ner
vousness ana neaa
achss and ovory
mon th would havo to
stay in bed most of
the tlmo. Treat
ments would relieve
me for a tlmo but
my doctor was al
ways urging mo to
.have an operation.
My sister asked m
;to try Lydia RPink
h a m'a Vegetable
y Compound before
J7 consenting to an
Vj operation. I took
five bottles of itand
v t cured me and my
work it a pleasure. I tell all my friend;
who havo any troublo of this kind what
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. NEUJB B.
BmmNaiiAM, 609CalvertonRd., Balti
more. Md.
It is only natural for any woman to
dread tho thought of an operation. So
many women havo been restored to
health by this famous remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after
an operation has been advised that it
will pay any woman who suffers fron?
auch nifmonta to consider trying It be
fore submitting to such a trying ordeal.
Hie Wish About the War.
He Is nn old-fashioned mnn who !
getting well nlong In years nnd he
finds It rather difficult to keep, pace
with the rapidly changing phases of
tho war situation. He te loyal, how
ever, nnd, docs his best to keep upr
though nt times he finds himself a
stride or two behind.
The other day tho news wns broken
to him that because of his Income
from n farm nnd certnln other real es
tate, ho prolmbly would have to pay a
smnll Income tnx, under tho law relat
ing to that subject. It wns the wife
who first discovered this Interesting:
bit of news nnd nfter she had rend It
to him out of the paper the old mnn
remnrked: "Mnw, sometimes I nlmost
wish this wnr hnd never happened."
Indlnnupolls News.
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS
Have you ever Btoppcd to reason why
it la that i-o many products that nro cx
tenmvcly advertised, all at onco drop out
of sight and arc wjqn forgotten? Tho
rcason i plain the article did not fulflf
the promises of tho manufacturer. This
applies unoro particularly to u medicine.
A medicinal ptcparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy I
recommended by those who have beer
benefited, to thoso who nro in need of it-
A prominent drupgist pays, "Take for
example Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a.
preparation I have sold for many ycarss
nnd never hesitate to recommend, for in
nlmost every caso it shows excellent re
sults, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy that I know of
has to large a sale."
According to sworn Btntcments nnd
verified testimony of thousands who havo
upcd the preparation, th6 Bucccfci of Dr.
Kilmers' Swamp-Root Is due to the fact
that, so many people claim, it fulfils nl
most every wish in overcoming kidney,,
liver nnd bladder ailments, corrects ur
inary troubles and neutralizes the uria
I acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive n sample Dottle or
Swamp-Root by Tarcet Post. Addrcs
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., nnd
enclose ten cents; nlso mention this paper.
Large and medium size bottles for sale
at nil drug stores. Adv.
1 i
Really Wonderful.
"Isn't it wonderful Ivow these 'har-
A. 1. .. ..it 4- A fan a ' e-lfW
mm
ni -om m Vtm I
W
m
lfinto bundles?" "Oh, I don't knowr"' fl
I hear thoy hnve a machine now that
cuts tho wheat, threshes it, grinds It
into flour nnd rnises the price, all In-
one operation." Life.
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.
To half pint of water add 1 or. Bwr
Rum, a 'small box of Barbo Compound,
anfl "v4 bz. of glycerine. Any druggist cam
put this' up or you can mix it at home at
very littlo cost. Ifull directions for mak
ing and uso come in each box of Barbo
Compound. It will gradually darken
streaked, faded gray hair, and mako it soft
and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not
ttticky or grcaBy, and docs not rub ou. Adv.
What He Wondered. ,
"By .George, old chap, when I read
your latest poem, I sit and wonder."
"How I do It?"
"No, why you do It."
Piles Cured In A to 14 Days
pmnhf rotund money It lAKO OINTMHNT fill
lo euro ivcnirtK uiina. uieoqia
rim application glyos relief.
hooding or I'rotruulng l'llo.
uvw.
If n mnn feels It In his bones It's
rheunmtlsih.
Costs Less
and Kills
1 That Cold
CASCARAKWINE
The (Under d cold cure for 30 year
la tablet form iafe, sure, no opiates
cures cold la J4 houri grip if 3
dayi. Money back If It falls. Oct the
genuine bos with Red top and Mr.
Hill's picture on It.
uotia leu, gives
more, lavei money.
I Tablet, for 25c.
AtAnyDrugStor
t
m
,
.NL
'
.,, , ,, g , miM .rtliUalttjgawta
NavV