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CASCARAEZ QUININE
Standard coM remedy for 20 years 4n tabltf
form safe, sure, nooplatea breaks up a col4
la 24 hours relieves crip In 3 days. Monty
back If it falls. The genuine box has Red toa
with Mr. lllll's picture. At All Drug Stores.
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all. onlr. Ilka plstur .buy.
Rstussall aubstltutss
Those who nro weak nnd
reduced from on attack
of Influenza or Pneumonia
will experienco wonderful
recuperative effects from
tho use of
Tiic Great General Tonic
ASK YOUR DRUGGAST
GERMOZOWE
The Ideal Flock Treatment for Poultry, prev entlv
aswcllas rcinedinlforKoup, Colds, Canker, Swell
ed or Sore Head. Diarrhoea, Bowel Troubles, Lim
ber Neok, etc Tablet form per package. postt aid
75c(C.O.D Ifdeelrod). Sold by most dealer la
bothllquldand tablet form, nookondlsrncej. fr-io
GEO. II. LKE CO..Dtpt. 5, Omi..Na.
A Ur Poukrr Librirr. S twoli t KEE with psckit olCCKf
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EUROPFAN PLAN
Rooms from $1.00 up single, 75 ceuts up double.
CAFE PRICES REASONAULB
W. N. U LINCOLN, NO. 3--191S.
First to Export Oy&ters.
Jacob Ockors, Known us tho "Oyster
King," who died recently nt his Long
Island (N. Y.) home, was the llr-t ox
porter of oysters to Europe, and his
nnnic came to lie known In all markets
which the blue point oysters found la
foreign countries. Ills foreign shln
ments tho first year amounted to only
3,000 barrels. Later his export busi
ness became the largest of Its kind la
tho United States, and ainouuted to
30,000 barrels annually.
END INDIGESTION.
EAT ONE TABLET
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN INSTANTLY
RELIEVES ANV DISTRESSED,
UPSET STOMACH.
Lumps of undigested food enuring
pnln. When your stouinch Is ncld, gas
sy, sour, or you hnve llatnlence, heart
burn, here Is lustunt relief No wjjlt
Ingl
m
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Just ns soon ns you eat n tablet or
two of Tape's Dlapepsln nil that dys
pepsia, Indigestion nnd stomach dis
tress ends. These pleasant, harmless
tablets of Fape's Dlapepsln never fall
to mnlrn slclr. unset Klomtichs feel fine
. i ,i c ,.... iiifiA n i purposes.
h:,.;"7: " :.' ' business development checked
utu oiwiw,
Adv.
Wanted to Be Safe.
A little fellow of live, fearing that
Suntn Clans would forget hlin, wrote
tho following letter:
"Vlouso fieh me a lugun and sura
currfl an' n picshcr book and sum can
dy and it pony. T. S. If the pony Iz a
mule plee.e tl his ln-hlnd legs."
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP
1 Inflation of currency and Increased prices.
I Of thee indirect losses to the Invaded territory
which has been redeemed by the allied armies,
Andre Tardlou, Trench high commissioner to the
1 United Slates, says:
"The territories which have been under Oonnnn
occupation for four years were tho wealthiest
part ni' France. Their area did not exceed (i per
i cent of the whole countiy. They paid, however. 2."
i per cent of the sum total of our tuxes These
I territories, whlih have been occupied again by lis
nt the cost of our own blood and the blood of our
allies, are now In a state of mlii oven worse than
j wo had anticipated. The very ground Is torifl
overturned, laid waste, damaged with shell splin
ters, and for months, maybe for yenis, unlit for
Why use oi dlnary cough remedies
when Boseheo's Syrup bus' been used
60 successfully for llfty-ono years In
nil parts of tho United States for
coughs, br nchltls, colds settled In tho i production. The fruit trees have been cut, sawed
throat, especially lung, troubles? It down to the level of the ground.
gives the patient n good night's rest. "f the cities and villages nothing remains but
ruins; iuu.uuu nomes iinvo been destroyed. To
build them up again I mn referring to the build-
free fro'n coughing, with easy expec
toration in the morning, gives naturo
u chance to soothe the intlamed parts,
throw off the dlsense, helping the pa
tient to regain bis health. Made In
America nnd sold for moie than half
n century. Adv.
It doesn't pay to bo a dog In tho
manger unless you nre In the canine
clnss.
Treaswe
EE tho bank teller nt his window.
lie is counting $10 bills. Ills cago
Is stacked high with bales of $10
bills. Ho Is counting 100 bills every
minute. Ilo works ten hours n day,
seven days n week. Ilo Is trying to
count tho money spent on tho world ,
war. Hut he will never, never bu
utile to do It not he, nor his son, nor
em's son, nor many generations to come,
count out in $10 bills the money spent on
War would tako moie than 1.000 .vonrs.
Methuselah, who lived to be IHV.) onrs old,
might have done It by walking 'nights. No other
mortal could.
It must not be ovoilookul that Methuselah,
either In his own time or ours, would soon have
run out of currency. The wm Id does not have,
and never will havo.Jn nioito.v of any denomina
tion, the appalling sum of $221,1)00.000.000. Soiin
thing like that h what the world has spent on
the war that Is paving Into history, writes Clen
don Allvlne lu the New York Tribune.
Those are llgures that outdistance the compre
hension of the wisest man that ever lived. The
cost of the ) transcends nil the monetary con
ceptions which even a llnaiicier can ton.i'ire up.
Nor Is It much easier to conceive the loll of life
that the war has taken.
Great Killnln alone has lost lu the war about
1,000,000 men. Franc; has lost perhaps 10,0,000
more. In u general way these llgures uieaii
something to us, but nu lllustiatlou may help
visualize these allied dead.
Not more than 100,000 poisons have marched
In the greatest parade that Fifth avenue has
ever known. Our propuivdne-s parade, and pos
sibly tho Third Llbeity loan parade, totaled that
number of marchers. All day long they marched,
uud until after sundown. We thrilled at the sight
of these living Amei leans.
Let us visualize the ninnh of the l'.iiti-h dead.
At daybieak they stall down Filth avenue, 20
abreast. Their fallen comrades follow a few paces
behind, in close matching order. Until sundown
these men who have "gone west" inarch down the
avenue. The next da.v there Is a similar parade,
nnd the net, and the next. For ten tla.vs the
l'.iillsh dead pass in levlew.
For II days more the French dead Hie down
the Avenue ol the Allies. Three weeks of mulch
ing dead men.
The Russians who died fighting for their empire
that was would require the daylight hours of live
weeks more. And for the other brave allied light
ing men we must reserve a fortnight. Two months
nnd a half for tho allied dead to march past a
given point.
The enemy dend, although definite figures nro
not available, number about -1.S00.000. For them
to pass In review would require more than six
weeks.
Throughout all the daylight hours of .Tune, July,
August and September, then, the ghastly proces
sion would continue. It Is an appalling picture to
contemplate.
As preliminary punishment for the fugitive
kaiser, for whom so many horrible fates lu-ve
been suggested, there may be torture available
here. For him to stand nt attention throughout
four hot summer months, while the ghosts of
those he sent to death pass in constant review
surely, that might Inflict mental agony enough to
appease the most vindictive.
Historians will finally agree that $221,000,000,
000 or some such figure was spent by the na
tions Involved. They will eventually place tho
toll of dean at 11000.000 or thereabout. They
may decide that shipping was lestroyed to the
value of $2,000,000,000. I'.ut never, In computing
he cost of the war, will they bo able to estimate
accurately thsy Indiiect losses:
I'h.vslcal sniveling.
Increased Illness.
Increased death into.
Lowered race vitality.
Decreased birth rate.
Curtailed education.
Moral degradation. .
Propel ty destroyed.
Crops and trees devastated.
Cargoes sunk.
Property damaged by Idleness.
Industry crippled by diversion of men.
Production diverted from creative to destructive
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' for men killed in the war to march
past a given point.
these different Items we reach' as regards indus
trial needs a total or 2.".000,000.000 francs.
"To lesiirrect these regions, to reconstruct these
factories, taw materials alone are not sulllelent ;
we need means of transportation. Now tho enemy
has destroyed our railroad tracks and railroad
Our rolling stock, which in tin:
reduced by
uud tear of
fc-;'
.yj.-JS!'SrsJ'(i-r,?i Hist month of the war. lu 1HH, was
SJv. .2fJ- .2'T-L .10.000 cars, bus undergone the wear
hjr :?-:' 'HD 1--'''L' -z&z? .10 months of war.
541. ''. - '1 2 'r-' '--7..: 7; "Our merchant licet, on the other
'rO!r'",i--; ! aC more than a million tons through tin
vv c. . -'. X jfi r .I.... . l.lt..i,lLj .lniliir flu.
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A Coated Tongue?
What it Means
. A bad breath, coated tongue. bfUJ
ttate ia tho mouth, lnnguor and debility,
nro usually
a i K n 8 tbkl
tho liver il
out of order.
1'noK. Hku
mrtkr eayat
Tho liver l
an organ
secondary la
Importance
only to thf
heart."
Wo oaa
tnanu fao-
turo poioona
within our
own bodies
which are
in deadly as a flnnko'n venom.
Tho liver acta aa a guard over onr
vrcll-boing, Bifting out the cinders and
ashes from tho general circulation.
A biockndo in tho intestines piles ft
heavy burden upon tho liver. If tho
intcstincii nro choked or clogged up,
tho circulation of tho blood becomes
poisoned and tho system becomes
loaded with toxic waste, and wo Buffer
from lie.'idnche, yellow-coated tonguo,
bad tato in mouth, nausea, or gas,
acid dyspepsia, languor, debility, yellow
ekin or eyes. At such times one should
tako a pleasant laxative. Sucli n one
is mudo o May-apple, leaves of aioo,
Ialap, put into rcady-to-uso form by
Joctor Pierce, nearly ilfty ycara ago,
and sold for 25 cents by all druggiato
as Dr. Pierco's Pleasant "Pclleta.
Stockton. Cam v. -"For constipation, tick
fcaaulaebe. an Inactlvo liver. InJIeestlon and bllU
onsneaa there Is cothlns to njual Dr. I'lerce'l
FleaMBt Pclleta. I bavo triad other Clnss bat
tike the 'Pellets' best of aoy,"-lIll3. If, Cut
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It would take more than 1,000 years to '
count in $10 bills the money spent in
the war.
Ing proper, without furnishings 000,000,000 days
of work will bo necessary, involving, together with
building material, an outlay of 10,000.000,000
francs.
"As regards personal property of every descrip
tion, either destroyed by battle or stolen by the
Geimans, there stands an additional loss of nt
least -1,000,000,000 francs. This valuation of lost
personal property does not Include, as definite
figures are lacking ns yet tho countless war con
tributions nnd flues by the enemy, amounting also
to billions.
"I need hardly say that, In thosu wealthy lands,
no agricultural resources are left. Tho losses in
horses nnd In cattle, bovine and bovine species,
hogs, goats ntuoitut to 1,510,000 head In agricul
tural equipment to -1.11,000 machines or carts tlto
two Items worth together 0,000,000,000 francs.
"Now ns regards Industries, the disaster Is even
more complete. These districts occupied by the
Germuns and whoso mnchlnory lias been method
ically destroyed or taken away by tho enemy,
were, Industrially speaking, tho very heart of
France. They were the very backbone of our
production, as shown In the following startling
llgures:
"In 1013 the wool output of our Invaded regions
amounted to 01 per cent of the total French pro
duction. And corresponding figures were: For
flax from the spinning mills, 1)0 per cent ; iron ore,
00 per cent; pig Iron. 815 per cent; steel, 70 per
cent ; sugar, 70 per cent ; cotton, 00 per cent ; coal,
fi5 per cent; electric power, -1.1 per cent. Of all
that, plants, machinery, mines, nothing Is left.
Everything has been canleil away or destroyed
by the enemy. So complete Is lhe destnfttlon
that. In tho case of our great coal mines In tho
north, two yours of work will be needed before :i
single ton of coal can bo extracted, and ten years
before theoutput Is back to the llgures of l!)i:i.
"All that must be rebuilt, and to carry out that
kind of reconstruction only there will bo a need
of over 2,000,000 tons of pig Iron, nearly -1.000.000
tons of steel not to mention tho replenishing of
stocks and of raw inateilals which must of neces
sity bo supplied to the plants during tho first year
of resumell activity. If wo take 'into account
band, has lost
submarine
lust four
vours have not built any ships. For they have
produced for us and for our allies cannon, ammu
nition and tanks. Here, nguln, for this Item
ulono of means of transportation wo must figure
on an expense of 2,000,000,000 francs. This mnkos,
If I sum up these different Items, n need of raw
material which represents In cost, nt tho present
rate or prices In France, not less than 00,000,000,-
000 francs.
"And this formidable llgure does not cover
everything. I hnve not taken into account the
loss represented for the future production of
Franco by tho transformation of so many fac
tories which for four years were exclusively do
voted to war munitions. I have not taken Into
account foreign markets lost to us as a result
of the destruction of on-quartor of our productive
capital and tho nlniost total collapse of our trade.
1 have not taken Into nccount the economic weak
ening that we shall suffer tomorrow owing to the
loss of il.000,000 young and vlgoromi men."
Compared to these, tho losses accruing to tho
United Stntcs as n result of the war nro, of com so,
slight. America has scarcely been "bloodied." It
is true that the wor may cost tho United States
possibly fiO.OOO lives every one n precious offer
ing to freedom but several times ns ninny Amer
icans have died at homo during tho recent Inllu
oira epidemic.
When wo consider the number of Americans
who died In our Civil war, our present losses
seem almost trivial. Tho denths from nil causes
In the Civil war totaled 018.523 about "i5 times
as many lives as the world war cost tho United
States. Thoe killed In action on tho Union side
alone 110,070 men lighting for the North out
number more than two to one tho Americans who
have recently died fighting overseas.
The financial contribution Amerlcn lias made to
ward defeating the central powers Is magnificent
hut comparatively n small sacrlflco for tho rich
est country In tho world.
To date tho total war Indebtedness of tho Unit
ed States Is $17,852,377,000, distributed as follows:
First Liberty Loan $2,000,000,00)
Second Liberty Limn 3,S0S,OoO,O00
Third Liberty Loan 4,176,000,000
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A Yowig
Girl
well groomed
is an attractive
sight
Red
Cross
Ball
Blue
if used in
the laun
dry will
give that cfc;;-.-$
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appearance that everyone
admires. All good grocers
sell it; 5 cents a package.
Favoritism.
"Have the food restrictions been
lifted In your home?"
"Not as far as I'm concerned," re
plied Mr. Meekton. "Hut Fldo now
gets two dog biscuits Instead of one."
$100 Reward, $100
Catarrh la a local dlsoase greatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALL'S CATARKH MEDICINE
la taken Internally and acts through thf
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys
tem. HALL'S CATAU1UI MEDICINE
destroys tho foundation of tho dtseait
gives the patient strength by improvlm
tlio general health and assists naturo 1ft
doing Its work. $100.00 for any case ot
Catarrh that HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE) falls to cure. .
Druggists 76c. Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
It's n good thing to hnvo opinions
and It's a better thing to keep the lid
on them sometimes.
Furrowed brows
gift foigot.
today Indicate
Fourth Liberty Loan
G,9tt,OI7,liuO
ir Savings Stamps 879,330,000
A fifth loan Is being planned to help defray the
cost of the war. Tho tax bill now under consid
eration by congress nnd other taxation will not
net the remainder America has spent, or will spend
to finish up the disagreeable Job.
I5ut even If tho wnr finally costs Ameilca $:i3,
000,000,000 other estimates havo varied from
$20,000,000,000 to $.10.000.000.000 that Is a small
portion of its national wealth. How the amount
the United Stales has spent on the war compares
with Its economic wealth and how those figures
stand for the principal other belligerents may bo
seen from the following estimates, no exact flg
uies being available:
National Wealth. Wnr Cost. Pre-war Debt,
United States.. ..jaO.OfiO.OOO.OOO 35,000,000,000 tjl.COO.OOO.OOO
flroat Ilrltnin... w.wv.wi.uuu i'j.vju.iw.wj 3,wo,uoq,iw
Fiunce ...:..
Italy ....
KlIKHkl .
Totul
CG.OOO.OOO.Olfl IS.OOO.OCO.OuO G,500,000,(XiO
3rt,0"0,0n0,0f0 10,000.000,000 WOO.OOO.OflO
,0X,U00,0,JU 13,UW,OUU,000 4,001,000,000
....MSI, 000,000,000 $135,000,000,000 5IS.40O.O0O.O0O
To keep elenn and hcalthv take Doctor
Pterco'a Plon-iant relicts. Tlu-y regulate
Uver, bowels nnd stomach. Adv.
Tho wife of n henpecked husband
hasn't much to crow over.
yp A Wholesome, Cleansing,
afaall bT Relrcshlng end HcoUnt
M UTIMat Lotion Murine for Red-
ness, Soreness, Granula
. tlon.Itchingand Burning
of the Eye3 or Eyelids; .
"2 Drops" After the Movies. Motoring or Goll
will win your confidence, ask icour urugijw
for Murloe whea your Eye Need Care. M-U
Coxitis Eye Remedy Co., Chicane
Eyes!
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THE BLOOD SHED AND THE TREASURE SPENT
Men In
Arms
United States 3,704,700
Great Britain 7,500,000
France 6,000,000
Italy 2,500,000
Russia 14,000,000
Belgium 350,000
Serbia 300,000
Roumanla 600,000
Germany 11,000,000
Auctrla-Hunrjary 7,500,000
Turkey 1,500,000
Bulgaria -.. 1,000,000
56,014,700
Lives
Lost
52,169
1,000,000
1,100,000
250,000
3,500,000
50,000
150,000
200,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
250,000
60,000
11,102,169
Total
Casualties
235,117
3,019,991
4,000,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
300,000
200,000
300,000
6,900,000
4,500,000
750,000
200,000
26,435,108
Cost hi Dollars
$35,000,000,000
40,000,000,000
28,000,000,000
10,000,000,000
25,000,000,000
5,000,000,000
4,000,000,000
3,000,000,000
40,000,000,000
25,000,000,000
4,000,000,000
2,000,000,000
$221,000,000,000
""nmplre 5 74,000,000,000 f 10.000.000,000 51,105,000,00)
A" Hungary 31.000.000,000 IG.000,000,000 3.9M 000,000
Total
.5io:.ooo,ooo.ov0 5;,ooo,ooo,ooo 53,100,000,000
Swiss bankers, who from their neutral vuntago
point have watched 21 nations spend money on u
scale hitherto unknown, have estimated tho an
nual cost as follows for the 1,507 days tho world
was plunged In wnr:
19tl
1915
1910
1917
1918
IMIMIItllMtlMKIItlMMM
!
1 510.000,000,000
2fi,000,0o0,000
ss.eoo.ooo.ooo
, C0.000.e00.on0
1 7,000,000,000
Suffered For Years
Back and Kidneys Were in
Bad Shape, But Doan's
Removed alLtlie Trouble
"My kidneys were so weak that tho
least cold 1 caught would affect them
and start my liack aching until I
could hardlv endure the misery," ay
Mrs. D. C. ltos, 073 Fulton St., Brook
lyn, N. Y. "In the morning when I
lirst Rot up, my nac
was 60 lame, 1 could
hardly bend over and
any move sent darts of
pain through my kid
neys. It was hard for
me to walk up stairs or
toon, and to move
while lying down sent
darts of pain through
""The kidney seere- MRS'.R0SS ,
tlons wero bcanty nnd distressing and
tho water remained in my system, mak
ing my feet and hands swell. There
were dark circles under my eyes and
I became so dizry I could hardly see.
I had rheumatic pains in my knees and
it was all 1 could do to pet around.
For years I was in that shape and I
wore plasters and used oil kinds of
medicine to no avail until I tried
Doan'a Kidney Fills. They rid mo
of the trouble and strengthened ray
back and kidneys. When I have taken
Doan'a since, they havo always bene
fited me."
fitoorn in before mc.
L. N. VAUGHAN, .Vofary Public.
Cet Doan's at Any S lore, COe a Box
DOAN'S WAV
rOSTER-MILDURN CO BUFFALO, N. Y.
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Total
.521,000.0X1,000
Tho llgures used In this discussion, both refer
ring to blood nnd treasure, aru accurate whoi-ov
definite figures hnvo been made available bv Mi
governments Involved. Tho figures for thu n n
powers are, necess-nrlly, estimates.
Children's Coughs
may be checked and more serious condttlotir
of the throat Trill be often avoided by
promptly glvlnr the child ft dote of eair
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