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BIXTY-FOUn SHIPS TAKE INITIAL
DIP JULY FOURTH
THIRTY-NINE ARE OF STEEL
Fourteen More Held Dnck by Freshet
The Aggregate Tonnage Is
34r,5G4
Philadelphia. Tlio grcnt Fourth of
July splash of American Rhlps took
plnco na planned by the shipbuilders
of tlio United States. From one inln
Uto after 12 o'clock at night, when tlio
first ship was launched nt Superior,
Wis., until lalo In tho day, cargo-carriers
and other typo of vessels wore
sent overboard In every part of tho
country to help build tho ocean bridge
for tho allied fighting forces In Europe
Tho olllccs of tho emergency licet cor
poration were kept open all day and
lato Into tho night to rccclvo ollklat
report of the launchlngs. Complcto
reports gavo tho number of vossels
sent overboard as sixty-four, of which
thlrty-nino were steel and tho other
twonty-flvo wood.
Those figures do not Include tho
launching of naval vcbbcIb "which aro
being built directly under tho super
vision of tho navy department.
On tho Pacific coast the emergency
fleet corporation inado a world's rec
ord by launching 47,800 dead weight
tons. A second record was broken
khcro by building one of tho ships, tho
Defiance, a 12,000-ton boat, In thirty
eight days. Iuunedlatcy after tho
launching six keels were laid, making
a third record. At Portland fourteen
ships were held hack by an unexpect
ed froshet In tho Columbia river.
Cardinal Martlnelll Is Dead
i Rome Cardinal Sebastian Martin
till, prefect of tho sccrcd congrega
tion of rites, and former papal dolo
Cato to the United States, is dead.
Cardinal Martlnelll wob tho second
opostollc delegate to tho United States,
jBorving from 189C to 1902, when ho ro
turned to Homo. Ho was born In San
'Anna, Itnly, on August 20, 1S-J8, and
was created and proclaimed cardinal
ion April 15, 1901, during his scrvlco
:in tho United States. From 1907 to
1909 ho wns chamberlain of tho sacred
'collcgo and was ninth on tho list of
cardinal priests in order of precedence.
Congratulations from Mexico
Mexico City. A Fourth of July mes
sage from President Carranza to Presi
dent Wilson nnd tho American pooplo
was niado public here, as follows: "It
is very gratifying for mo to scud your
excellency and tho American people on
tho glorious nnnlversnry celebrated to
'day, most cordial congratulations from
tho Mexican pcoplo and government.
'At tho samo tlmo I am pleased to ex
'press my most Blncero and strong
wishes for tho prosperity of the United
States, with a wish that pcaco nnd
Justice soon will bo reigning forovor
on both continents.
Executed at Camp Dodgo
Camp Dodge. On tho grounds,
whore four months ago thoy began
their military training, nnd In view of
tho entlro 88th division, three Alabama
negroes Fred Allen, nobort Johnson
and Stanley Trnblo swung from tho
gallows, paying tho penalty for attack
ing a seventeen-yenr-old white girl on
tho cantonment grounds. Nino minutes
after nine, three whlto privates on-
jcloBed In booths and out of Bight of tho
jtroops drawn up in review formation,
sprung tho traps that sent tho blacks
to their dishonorable death.
To Control Wire 8ervlce
Washington. President Wilson has
sent a special request through congres
sional leaders that tho house and sen
late pasB before tho recess tho resolu
tion empowering him to take over tho
telegraph, telephone, radio nnd cablo
systems of this country. Tho presi
dent's action was expected in adminis
tration quarters to result in passage of
the measure. If persisted in, opposi
tion to tho legislation may hold con
(gross from recess indefinitely.
Wealthy Mine Owner Murdered
Minneapolis. Tho body of Reuben
Kuethc, a wealthy mtno owner and oil
.oporntor, of this cltl was found In tho
Mississippi river hero, badly bruised
nnd with a bullet hole in It. Police
express tho bollef that ho had been
murdered. Negotiable papors on oil
property in Kansas nnd Wyoming to
taling moro than $28,000 wero found
along tho river bank.
Second Great Fire at Kiev
Moscow. Dotn.ls havo been received
of tho Becond big flro nt Kiev, whlon
destroyed buildings in nn nrca live
Tnllnn nnlinrn l?notnrlnn ririnUa mill..
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uarrncuB, woon aim grain imrgeB, nu
well nB n brldgo across tho Dnejpcr
river, wero uurneu.
Sink Five U-Doats
An Atlantic Port. Destruction In
European waters of flvo German sub
marines by British transports nnd by
American nnd British dostroyers con
voying them, was described by pnsBon
gors who arrived hero on an English
liner. Tho transports, ono of which
was carrying 7,000 Amdrlcnn soldiers
to Europe, accounted for threo of tho
U-boats and tho destroyera sank tho
other two, according to tho voyagers.
lOfllcerB of the liner confirmed their
storlos,
A MILLION NOW 0VC3
Over Six Hundred Thousand Sailed
During Past Month
Washington. American troops Bcnl
overseas numbered 1,019,135 on July
1. This was made known by President
Wilson, who gavo to tho public a lottor
from Secretary Baker disclosing n rec
ord of achievement which tho presi
dent said "must cause universal satis
faction" and which will give additional
zest to our national celebration of tho
Fourth of July."
Tho first units non-combatnnt left
Aiucrlmir shores on .May 8, 1917. en:
oral Pershing followed twelve day's
later and at tho end of tho month 1,718.
men had started for the battlefields of
France. Juno saw this number In
creased by 12.2G1, and thereafter
khakl-clad "crusntlers" from tho west
ern republic Howled overseas In a
steady stream until upwards of 300,000
had departed when tho great German
thrust began Inst March.
President Wilson's determination to
meet Germany's supremo effort with
tho utmost of America's available man
power to assist tho desperately resist
ing French nnd British armies is
sharply rcllected In the movement of
troops during the Inst threo months.
Tho March sailings of 83,811 were In
creased In April to 117,212. May saw
another 244,345 men cmbnrk nnd last
month 270,372 were senT away, making
a total for tho threo months of 037,929
This put tho troop movement bIx
months ahead of the original schcdulo.
Many Killed In Explosion
Syracuse. Sixteen persona wort
killed nnd two hundred injured and the
huge plant of the Semet-Solway com
pnny at Split Rock, near hero, virtu
ally wrecked by two explosions ol
trlnltrotuluol. Terrific concussloui
from tho explosions of the war powdci
rocked lnrgo business buildings In th
center of this city, smnshed plate glaBi
windows and caused a panic in the
residential district.
The explosion followed a fire thai
had raced beyond control and spread
to tho "T. N. T." vats.
Aid was sent from Syracuse, but al
midnight (ho water system brokt
down. Fivo hundred workers wero In
the plant when the fire broke put. Itt
origin has not been ascertained. Thf
workers fought the flumes nnd wher.
they ran to safety were caught In thi
first explosion.
Draft Men May Volunteer
Lincoln. Nebraska state hcadquai
tcrs is advising locnl boards that until
July 17 applications may bdrecelvctt
from registered men, Including thq
191S clans, to volunteer for Induction
Into tho engineer corps. A registrant
desiring to volunteer should communl(
cato with his local board. No guar;
anty Is given that his application will
bo accepted, but on above dato Btato
headquarters will wlro to Washington
tho number of volunteers In each oc
cupation. If less nro ordered accepted
thnn aro offered, It is likely that the
local boards will accept thoso who ar
first to volunteer. Only whlto men
qunllfled for general military service
may bo accepted.
. Iron Crosses Among Yankees
Paris. The German emneror has
distributed iron crosses galoro among
tho American forces. Tho dlstrlbiif
tlon wns not direct, but via tho chests
of soldiers Germany considers her best,
iiuvuig nn iron cross is a ind among-
mo Americans. Nearly cvory prisoner;
tnken has one, nnd fow rotaln them.
Thoso nro probably overlooked during
tho excitement of battle and tho hurrj
to get tho prisoners to the rear.
Mexican Revolt Is Nipped
Nognlcs. Twenty nersona hnil heim.
apprehended hero and at Sasnbei
miy-uvo inues wesi on mo internal
tlonnl boundary, as a result of tho
activities of American and Mexican
government authorities. Tho arrests
followed nn investigation of a plot to
foment a revolution in Mexico which
was revealed in a confession made by,
a Mexican arrested recently in No-'
gnles, Sonora.
Fleet Delivered to Germans
Stockholm. Tho drendnnughtB Vio
la and Deinokralla nnd six destroyers
of the Russian Black Boa licet havo nr
rived at SobaBtopol. Their crews wero
disarmed by tho Germans nnd forced
to loavo tho city Immediately. In tho
revolt nt Novo-Rossusk (200 miles oast!
of SebaBtopol) tho Russians blew .up'
tho dreadnaught Svobodnaya-Rossla'
and ten destroyers.
Given Wage Increase
Now York. Announcement that ex-,
press company employes throughout
tho country will receive nn incrensn in.
wages dating from July 1 was mnda
hero by Georgo C. Taylor, president of
tho Amorlcnn Railway Express com
pany, which on July 1 took over tho
express businoss on all tho railroads
of tho United StntCB.
Ship Production Amazing
Washington. Ship production in tho
United States in Juno amounted to
280,400 deadweight tons, making tlm,
total 1918 production to date l,084,C7(lj
tons. Tho Juno production, which It;
nt tho rate of 3,304,800 tons a year, is,
a new record for tho United Statos
and Is tho largest output of ocean-going
tonnngo evor completed In any ono
month by any nation. It comes within
15,000 tons of tho world's record for
shipbuilding made by tho British ship
yards In May, but which Included all
clnBBos of VOESOlS.
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ALLIED ARMIES NOW ABLE TO
CHANGE TACTICS
NO -LONGER ON DEFENSIVE
'Major Aggressive Operation I m pond.
Ing American Air Service
Reverses Conditions
Washington. Increasing mnn-powei
and rapidly extending control of tho
nir havo permitted the adoption of a
pew policy for General Foch. It is he
jliavcd that tho sequence of tho hard
Jocnl blows struck recently by nlllcd
troops shows a now phase Is develop
ing which might expand into a major
operation. Reports of tho recent suc
cessful strokes nro taken to lndicnto
Genernl Foch no longer feels tho no
cesHlty of kocplng on the defensive tc
coiscrvo his forces. Tho fact that tho
Germans hnvo been completely sur
prised la believed to bo duo to tho work
of tho airmen. American aid has served
to change the tide of tho fighting. Tho
American nttacks around Chateau
Thierry, tho French operations at SoIb
sons nnd tho British operntlons on the
Somme nnd In Flanders probably wore
prompted by tho weakness of tho
inomy nt those points.
Coinage Records Broken
Washington. All coinage records of
tho United States mint wero broken
during the fiscal year ending Juno 30j
both for valuo and number of new,
pieces of inonoy. A total number off
714,139,119 now coins wero. made wlthi
a value of $43,596,895 against $25,445,
148, coined In 1917. The number of
pennies was greatly increased andj
tho mint turned out 528,351,479 cent,
pieces beforo the public need was snti
lsflcd. Tho nickel showed no such in-,
crease, tho number coined In 1918,t
amounting to $2,723,278, was only'
slightly greater than in tho preceding!
year. Silver coins also came out of
tho mints in greater numbers. Theroi
wero 24,105,440 half dollars made)
against 9,179,800 during the previous,
year, and 45,223,400 quarters in com-t
pnrlson with 19,678,000 made in 1917.
There woro 116,458,800 now dimo?
made as against 87,542,000 in 1917.
Sultan of Turkey Dead
Amsterdam. Mohammed V, sultan
of Turkey, ia dead, says n Constanti
nople dispatch received hero by way of
'Vienna. Mohammed V, thirty-fifth sov
ereign of Turkey in direct descent of
the houso of Ostnan, catuo to tho
throno by a coup-d.'etnt on April 27,
1909,'havlng been hold a prisoner by
his brother, Sultan Abdul II, in tho
royal palace and gardons in Constanti
nople for thlrty-soven years. At his
accession ho espoused tho cause of
tho young Turks, tho party in opposi
tion to tho form and ceromony of his
brother's reign. Upon tho deposition
of Abdul, Mohammed was wolcomed by
them as n champion of freedom.
Million Dollar Fire In Texas
Orange. Officials of tho department
of justice, in co-operation with Texas
and Louisiana officers, aro conducting
a rigid investigation into tho causo of!
tho flro which destroyed tho entlroj
plant of tho Orango marltimo corpora-,
(lion on tho Louisiana sldo of tho Sahlno
jiver, valued at $1,000,000 and threo,
ihalf-complotcd 2,200-ton schooners
;vnlucd at $225,000 each. Two men aro.
Kinder arrest. Their names are with-,
S old. Charred bodies of two men, one,1
olioved to bo a contractor of New
'-York and that of an old man
Overdoing Regulation
Now York. A suggestion of tho
(council of national defense that, as a
,war measuro, Christmas gifts this year
(bo confined toan exchange of cards
nnd letters, Is mooting with opposition
from merchants in all parts of tho
country, according to an announcement
jby tho retail dry goods association.
TIicbo merchants, it is stated, consider
(that sufficient regulation has boon'
placed on non-essentials by tho gov
ernment at the sourco of production.
Warned to Stop Speculation
Washington. ReportB of coutlnuodj
jpeculation in woolens causod tho in-'
dustricfl hoard fb send notice to dealers1
in woolen piece goods that profiteering!
iIb detrimental to tho public welfare
pud Is contrary to tho. industrial policy
,ns outlined by tho president. In a preJ
vIous warning tho bonrd said drastic,
'action would bo taken unless specula
tion censed.
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Miss Rankin for Senate
Washington. Miss Jeanetto Rnnkln,
reprosentntlvo from Montana, has an
nounced she will ho n candidata foil
tthe republican nomination to tho sen
Uto to succeed Senator WalBh. The
-.nominating primaries will bo August,
!27, and Miss Rnnkln said, at present
there Is no other republican candldatu
Disarming the Populace
London. A press dispatch from Dub
lin says tho police at BalllnaBloo,
coun4y Gnlway, havo raided farm
,1ioubq8, seizing hundreds of guns nnd
arms, The ralda extended into tho ad
joining counties of Roscommon aud
Kinks. Thero was no resistance, ex
,cept in a few instances whero tho pres
ence of arms wns denied, brt tho
Iweapons woro surrendered. Tho people
'.woro "Surprised, not expecting aucb
(drastic action in view of tho reccul
firoclnmatlon of Viscount French, call
ng for recruits.
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SHORT STATE NOTES
News of Nebraska Told In
Condensed Form
Ono hundred Hebron homo guards
nro helping tho Thayer county fann
ers hundlu tho wheat crop.
Several school districts ln Giigo
county voted to lssuo $50,000 worth of
bonds to build u consolidated school
house nt Fllley.
Refining plants to cost In the neigh
borhood of $0,000,000 are In course of
construction hi tho potash districts of
western Nebraska.
A large miiuiiut of grulu was de
stroyed Jy flro when lightning struck
the Farmers' Grulu Elevator at Scotln.
The elevator, which burned to tho
giotmd, will bo rebuilt.
A summer school to train buys "ul
girls lu stenography to replace men
In war bus betn organised by the wo
man's council of defense of three
townships In Gagu county.
Fire of an unknown origin partially
destroyed thu building occupied by the
Custer County Republican nt Broken
Bow. Tho plant of the Republican
was severely damaged.
Speaker Champ Clark of tho lower
houso of congress, It Is said, will speak
nt the meeting of tho democratic state
convention at Hastings, July UO, If J
congress Is not In session then.
Sugar sales by wholesalers to re
tailers hereafter shall be limited to
not more titan n two weeks' supply,
according to u ruling promulgated by
the food administration for Nebraska.
The world's record price for heavy
beef cattle, selling on the open mar
ket, ,was established at tho South
Omaha market when Jl!l steers, ship
ped by Elmer Graham of Creston,
this state, sold for $18.2." per hundred.
The lloldrege commercial club has
been organized into squads nnd Is help,
lug In the harvest fields In the com
munity. Lnbor Is very scarce In
Phelps courty nnd neither the stnto
nor the government has been nble to
meet the demnnd for harvest help.
A circular has been sent to local au
thorities by the State Council of De:
fense ndvlHing them not to permit or
ganizations that promulgate nlleged
disloyal or unpatriotic literature and
propaganda to hold meetings. It Is
presumably alined at the Nonpartisan
league, which the council recently
nskcil to leave tho state.
NebraskVs campaign for Wnr Sav
ings societies hnd u whirlwind finish
Inst Friday. Rallies ami meetings
were held nil over tho state In com
munity centers nnd business houses.
High hopes nro held out by lenders of
tho movement thnt the 10,000 Wnr
Savings Societies Nebraska was called
upon to form havo been perfected.
Acordlng to an announcement of
tho stato food administration, Nebras
ka had In Its elevators throughout the
stato on .Tune 22, 8,401,815 bushels of
corcnls of all kinds. The totals do not
lncludo Omaha or South Omahn. Corn
was tho greatest in total with 1,308,
274 bushels in storage; oats enmo
next, 1,808,894 bushels; wheat was
third on tho list, 140,274 bushels; bar
ley fourth, 118.0S7 bushels, and rye.
fifth, 23,007 bushels.
New sugar regulations, which be
cahTo effective July 1, nro the most
drastic yet promulntcd by tho food
administration. They provide thnt all
retail grocers must keep u check on
their customers nnd sell sugar only to
tho amount of threo pounds per month
for each member of tho family. Ev
ery grocer is expected to know tho
number of individuals in the families
who buy from him. Under the na
tional rules each consumer will be
permitted to use three pounds of su
gar per month, but the Nebraska food
administration has made an appeal to
pcoplo of this state to uso only
two pounds per month per Individual.
This docs not npply to sugur to be
used for canning nnd preserving. Four
new 'classifications aro ndded under
the- rules, nnd Include tho essentials
nnd less cssentlnl manufacturers, mak
ing six classifications in nil. The new
classes nre wholesnlersrretallers, pub
lic cntlng places nnd bakers. Every
distributor and user of sugar, with tho
solo exception of the consumer, can
buy sugar only upon presentation of
n certificate Issued by the federal food
administration for Nebraska. With a
few exceptions, these certificates must
bo secured from the Omahn office of
tho administration.
The stnte council of defense' Is send
ing letters to nil county superintend
ents advising them to examine nil Eng
lish languago text books to seo they
nro thoroughly American in their
teachings.
Women are driving Ford cars, used
to null binders in tho harvest fields of
Ougo county. Tho plan Is proving suc
cessful. Tho army casualty list of Juno 27
reported Corporal Joseph E. Palmer of
Broken Bowus hnvlng died of wounds
In France.
Second Lleutennnt Robert II. Flans
burg of Lincoln, member of ono of Nc
brnska's best known families, was
killed In action In France on Juno lft.
Lieutenant O. P. Gather of Bidden, la
another Nebraska officer to bo re
ported killed In action, tho dato of
his death being given ns May 28.
Tho Omaha Chamber of Comtnerco
sent a messngo to Governor Nevlllo
approving tho stand of tho governor
opposing tho petition of tho Nonparti
san Longuo nsklng for tho removal of
R. L. Motculfo of Omaha from tho
Stato Council of Dofense.
Asks Aid In Compiling List.
Governor Neville la seeking the
aid of Nebraskans In tho work of
compiling a list of soldiers and
aallora from thin stato who have
entered any branch of the service
In order that they may bo per
mitted to vote under tho new No
braska franchise law. The gov
ernor also plans to keep a record
of the achievements of Nebraska
lads In the fight for Justice and
freedom. This Is an Important
scrvlco which every Nebraskan can
render the boys. In forwarding the
Information, as Indicated below,
addreso It to "Governor Keith Ne
ville, Nebraska Soldiers Bureau,
State House, Lincoln, Neb,"
Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors Data.
County of
Soldier's name !
Home address
Date of birth
Date of enlistment
Nearest relative
Address
Organization and rank
Prcf-nt address
Tho German State bank of Deshlcr
has asked the stjito banking bonrd to
chnnge Its name to the Deshlcr State
bank.
Over 100 'threshmen mot nt Falls
City recently nnd perfected an organ
ization for the purpose of co-opernt-Ing
with thu farmers to save every
grain of wheat. "
Verne Kennedy, probably the first
farmer In Gage county to thresh his
winter wheat, reported u yield of 22
nnd 33 bushels to tho aero from two
fields on his farm. The grain tested
01 pounds nnd is of good quality.
After facing an Ice famine for a
week with no relief In sight from the
Ice man, tho Oxford vlllnge hoard took
mntters In Its own hands, ordered n car
of leu nnd sold It to consumers nt cost.
It Is planned to continue the venturo
through the balance of the senson.
York county wheat fields aro yield
ing from 10 to 20 bushels to the ucre.
Oats nre almost a complete fnlluro In
tho county. Corn never wns na fnr nil.
vnnced us nt this time of year und
with favorable weather thero will bo
tho largest crop ever known In York
county.
According to reports filed nt stnte
Red Cross headquarters nt Omahn,
Nebraska Is one of thu bet organized
states In tho union for Junior Red
Cross. Nebraska has twice us ninny
Junior uuxllltirles us Michigan or Wis
consin, und only six less than Illinois,
u state with eight times the population
of Nebraska.
Virtually nil "wheat In tho southeast
ern part of tho stato Is lu shock. The
ncreago Is ubout one-fifth moro than
usual und tho yield nnd quality
promise to be above the average. La
bor is scarce nnd It Is no uncommon
sight to seo girls following thehar
vesters shocking tho grain.
According to Governor Neville's
proclumntlon calling '-for primary
election August 20, candidates will bo
nominated for stato executive ofilcto,
a Uilted States senator und congress
men, senutor.s nnd representatives, of
tho stnte legislature on nil party
tickets. The nonpartisan slate will
nnino six supreme court judges, four
regents of state university, two super-'
lntcndeuts of public instruction, four
candidates for district Judge In Third
nnd two In the Tenth Judlclnl districts.
Tho executlvo coramltteo of thu
Nebraska Nonpartisan league, through
X D. Ream, Broken Bow, chnlrman,
has asked the Lancuster county dis
trict court for nn injunction to pre
vent the state- council of defenso In
terfering with leaguo meetings.
Governor Nevlllo stated upon his re
tunr from Washington a few days ngo
that soldjcrs In Franco will not be
nblo to vote in tho Nebrnskn primary
in August for the reason that tho War
department will not be nblo to gather
tho nnmes of tho men from this stato
in time.
- The state railway commission re
fused to comply with n request from
Director Genernl McAdoo that express
rates In Nebrasjni be increnscd some
37 per cent without n hearing to
substantiate the raise. Mr. -McAdoo,
In his request, snld ho desires uniform
rates to prevail over tho entlro coun
try, nnd while he might file rntcs him
self, ho would prefer thnt tho commis
sion do so. Tlio rntes In Nebrnskn
aro 25 per cent lower thnn In most
states. All but five stnto commissions
hnvo nrcepted tho Interstnto commis
sion rntes, 25 per cent higher thnn
Nebraska. To this tho director gen
ernl proposes nddlng 10 per cent more.
Tho Interstnto commerce commis
sion has ordered that all points on the
lino of tho Burlington railroad west of
Curtis, to nnd Including Sterling, Colo.,
bo Included In the standard mountain
tlmo zone hereafter.
Gurdtm W. Wattles, Nebraska food
administrator, wns mnrrlcd tho other
day ivt Estos Park, Colo., to Miss Julia
Vnnco of Lincoln.
Mujor L. E. Hold of Albion, who Is
with tho American forces In France,
wns cited for bravery by tho French
government.
Abandonment of tho Nebrnskn an
mini state fair and utilization of tho
fair grounds nt Lincoln us u pernm-rit-nt
concentration camp to houso
trom 4,000 to 0,000 soldiers during tho
period of tho war Is under considera
tion by stnto nnd government authori
ties. A schemo Is being worked out by
Omulm business jnen whereby regular
automobile truck lines nro to bo es
tablished within a territory of 100
miles of tho city for tho purpose of
transporting live stock, to tho South
Omaha market.
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SANITARIUM
SULPHO SALINE SPRINGS
Surgical Department
Entirely new and isolated from
other departments.
Obslofrical Department
Furnishing un unexcelled 6ervico
for tho euro of mother and child.
SULPHO SALINE SPRINGS
Located-on our premises and
used in tho
Natural Mineral Wafer Baths
DR. O.W.EVERETT, Mqr.
1 41 h and M Sis, Lincoln, Nab.
Kill All Flies! w OT"
Placed anywhero, Daisy Fly Klllor attract and kills
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HAROLD 80MERS, ISO DC KALO AVE., BROOKLYN, K. Va
W. N. U., LINCOLN, NO. 28-1918.
INSTANT ACTION CALLED FOR
-Wrannell, Alaska, Said to Be With
out a Resjdent Physician, and
That Won't Do.
Members of the medical profession,
nlert to Its Interests, should ro out of
their wny to seo that tho doctorless
town of Wrnngell, AInskn, Is supplied
with n physician forthwith, thnt Is, if
tho void has not been tilled within re
cent days. Wrongd! bus been without
n doctor for some time, and is announc
ing thnt a horsv doctor will do IJ the
regular kind ennnot be supplied.
Every day that Wrnngell enjoys ro
bust health without a physician In its
midst Is a potential mennco to the
business of nil tho brethren of the pro
fession Somo mnn with a nose for
news is, likely to tore Into compara
tive death rates any day. How would
the brethren like to rend n calm state
ment to the effect that Wrangell's
denth rate has decreased 8 per cent in
the Inst four months? And it might
easily happen, Alaska being so bloom
ing healthful, nnywny.
How Is anybody In Wrnngell to know
that he has appendicitis, or gnllstoned,
or Impossible tonsils, or ndenolds, or
arteriosclerosis, unless n resident pill
sharp Is there to tell hlin?
There nre a lot of people who will
fret nnd lose flesh If they nro not qulto
sure what they hnvo to worry about
Tho reported void nt Wrnngell should
be filled, nnd forthwith. Senttlo Post
Intelllgencer. In jealousy there Is moro selMovo
than love. La Rochofoucault.
Besides SavinAWheat
Ma Says I'm Savinrf
Cooking When I Eat
POST
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