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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
The Coming Tower
THE POsTOTFICE POSTER.

I'm over, UeIl-reguatcd village postal hang POI
ID posters OF proud patriots on pa,aaG s ou- ca
ey are summons the service by land and sea
lie saw a colored lithograph
OF soldiers brave in brown and blue
And with ambition for staff.
lie sought 10 join the tried ana true.
That poster told cheerful tale . ,.
OF how young men may mount 10 iame'
\ good man there could hardly ian
y household word TO make his name.
And he should Journey near and for;
should see the sights in foreign lahds'
or in some park-like fortress star;
And stru, about behind the bands
So Jared he forth to or die
In answer TO his country cali,
And thls he learned the reason Why
Pride comes along before ran.
They detailed him ~ cooks police
TO peel pile of sordid spuds.
To RID tie pots and pans Of grease,
And get the latter on his buds
Also about that handmade fort
lie swept The streets, like any cuo.
And then they sent him to report 49,,
To nonComs who called MN a uup'
Eu,. as come bard has breathed before.
Most matters come to those VINO wait
At last ne left his natiye shorc. ldon Cat.
That transport iced Of mummed meat
And muddy coffee shy Of cream,
And otner cmbalmed grub to eat
And when tina; good ship safely bore
CA.i ships are good in vagrant verse;
Him 5:'feiy to yon distant shore.
Ills life vas happy hearse.
They would not let him land in town.
Where sights are seen ana peer II Ooiu'
But cont MIN forth to win renoWn
Among the hills we know are old.
But thy very common his.
IA; peaceful as the mes at home.
Though gifted with Some forty Ills
And mes and pains for hose VINO roam.
At last the good ship came again
CAS- good ever, SUPPOSE.
And he. with other weary men.
Saw foreign service near ITS close.
He had not seen the sights they say
Are i'm tie shining orient
But he was glad enough that day
To hurry back the way he went
met MIN on tho Oakland mole,
Bound eastward Ger the old :. ,.
And there he barred his battered soul
And thJs he put his case to me
30 Sirens of SunkiSt sea,
Or Ananias going strong,
Nav lie 4 little that may be-
But grab the burden or my sorE
For falsehood framed N fancy phrase
To viii the weary from their rest
That postal poster gets my praise
And In such eat shows the best
WALTER w. MILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
THE SPECIAL ELECTION
The Evil. Of Delay Are Presented Oh
Behalf of the City Club.

a.. ,,l;.o, Of The Tribune.
- . ,"' RI .rror. Gems 20 he considerable
..' =. 80 the snecial election on Arfl
1891 ~ 5l';,o ,.no,bor or not constitutions
,o,,.or,ior shall he held I'm this state !
20 no some stated by others implied 'nN
:, u,ourd no better II this question "'l'
. p, a, tho regular fsll election ans
''D'''.,,' 80 ,ho s,ecial election Is called .
~ III, we, y, " n,b,'c funds
pefora making any argument let
c,earlv stare the differences between y.
, Urea .,,o.r r, They may be shown Is
w. 49, r,V'
'o''0"S present ore
plan plan, Nov. %,
Question su6mitied'"'';' Xov isii NOg~ p,
Constitution th,, submitted Nov 1915 NOV"
An ANALYSIS OF the above schcu''. viii
IT,, - Tho present plan the voters '~
'''"' u''''' ~ -. answer 10 the QUO
give a Sn"p''' "'' '. ,,ore should be a con-
''on W"e'"el -. ..l ',u that II a eOn'en'
s y 'o'"i 49, hid fine delegates will
'io' 80 election OF 1914 VIZ.
80 af,airs are uppermost in the NE.
81 ,"e 80. 49,, ", Invention will be suon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
THE PEOPLES COLUMN

cesses 10 mark woman's invasion OF the
sphere formerly restricted to man?
If tho suifracists can answer these
questions, not with slittering generaI-
ties. as is their wont. but with facts APP
piled to each separate query, they VIII
probably make many converts to their
cause. G.. l.. MATTHEWS.
no % West street. New York Mar'h
&c 19l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

Higher English from the American: lin all the
varied phases Of the Home Rule drama in the past
thirty years scene gripped the popular imagl-
nation. as well as that Of the House of Commons,
like Premier Asquths dramatic declaration today
that he himself, who Prime Minister is the hard
est worked Cabinet official in Great Britain, should
add TO his cares by taking on the duties of war
Minister giving to himself the task Of cleaning out
the AIIgean stables Of the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
Stay.at-Home Churcheoers.

The count OF attendance in the Presbyterian
churches Of Manhattan is far from showing n sen
sational decline in church influence. The changes
in the character OF the Islands population have
been rapid in the last ten years. The decline i'm
attendance Of 100, with an increase in member
ship of 100. must be taken fairly satisfactory
The figures agree with general observation and
indicate just about that dwindng OF active church
going coupled with stubborn continuance Of re-
ligious tradition which every one remarks upon
The negative indication Of the poll is perhaps its
most significant point. There is collapse Of the
churches here. such some Of young radicals
believe they dcscry. There Is. rather, strong re-
iteration Of the truth that religion is prime need
Of every man for which no amount of science and
'ionalism he Il substitute.
For many reasons. bound up In the temper Of the
period going 10 church has declined. That the
causes i'm large measure rest with the churches Is
n growing conviction. That q strong religious faith
survives none the less. and that an awakening on
the part Of the churches will find u people quick
to respond, Is the moral Of every survey that has
been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

deceived by what they show II chooses strange
and noisy advisers uttcring wild charges. Mares
nests possess an irresistible attraction for 1t. I
should Lnoir but it plainly does not knoU. Public
regulation must 10 better than th'.
\ crisis il certainly is, however you look III H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

4, to honorless prophets. saddinG contrib writes
that i'm Moscow he could not buy Life or refer
the Great" in Wittenberg they hadn't heard OF
Martin Luther and the Washington book stores had
70 send 10 New York to get ! Life OF Woodrow
Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
NOIy DIDN'T NDt =

Perhaps YOU thought this Wool OF Wit
Would can. eschew. exclude, omit
An April First remark and mention.
We never had no sech intention
April Fool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

The worshipped. in way of expressing things
Times has q mad, mad wag on its copy-desh. n
headline yesterday spoke of the Governors "Bitter
Reply 10 Speaker Sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

From William Morris's STORY Of cupid ana
Psyche: The strongest Tower has not the highest
wall" Which. explains ID. e. C.. may be why some
contribs crash into this Plaster Of Profundity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

AZ the moment of hcsitatng to press. Torrcon
seems to have joined the London Bridge Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

she had remined faithful tn him and had never
married From the Suns story headed This
.Enoch Arden Finds Wife Waiting.
Whaddye mean "Enoch Arden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01
Atchison. kans.

Speaking of Watchful Waiting. that shall be the
contrihs' motto henceforh For the best eontriou-
ton TO this column for the year 1914 we shall give
one D. .. gold watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

From cigarette No we don't. Somebody sent
II inl ad: "Our air tight tins prevent everything
and keep the cigarettes for years in the same con-
dition in anyl damp climate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

No. We shan't change the title to The Watch
Tower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

WHOM ARE YOU? SAID CYRIL"
ITror, the Timesl
The c.r at the societys refused ~ hrst 10 receive
phiipcr whom said looked more than 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

Later 1t has joined the Humpty Dumpty society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

The Hon Beauchamp Carks speech strikes us
rs Il sort of success dcseam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-01

In every UeIl-reguatcd village postal station hang pol
shed posters OF proud patriots parade; young men ~
model marching bravery TO their country cali
the service by land and sea
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
: DanfTlark. =

Ikoabe ll,,oer % eiter 5lnget, at bet
par bam, Der tog Sigte % ie,rote
5ienoen sen @ranat, Der ifipo ben
slterrigif Dregat / 8ronb. Vt
netop. ct loaoant Stub fortiente
3rGmie, iiger fig ielD, men nomRr-
telie1 uoebleo alligeDel, % fsrlt %
Mar efter blep Eiliioelettelien giori
goo, % Dannebrogsforiet oberratl
8ruun, Der mi Dor 9emrermelter |
Belle, al 5tiftamtmano Nut5borr
% i DuerpGrelSe al Belle 8praao.
@aabetlbrpore % 6oriparsbreore %
UNDER uoelt Eilllutning at 8pens
9orgere.
Smtrent ct ballot Mar efter opoe
Brl1r, SO Mar garnmel, til Del
|iioite opfplot al at oirfe for Saore.
lanoets Goripor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
lapartite 2pgtels Gdrperigoom lDien.s
be nper oe ftille Mon6e. sSs

iapartite aDgtelg Goroerieoom lDien,s|
.6e oper oe title ga1ooe. s
Gil sIut e. SET rgllpnen" mes
.6erg TIC Cider Donpittise balsbref.
5 te1rbe Goreitillinger, bpor Mrtiterne
farer rulot oppe / 2uftel iom bar
g lepe1oe Men1eifer. erfarer;
at oRlGnen" i Mar meo 8enblif
paa Girfns' 8rano peo 1T 9rogram
% Nalg al Artiiter ganife oil ODER.
gaa De brtitigfte Gorpentninger.
So, Di fa1r lite lutte meo: at
laa er Der lite mere!";; TIL Der Ell
11etop meget, meget mere, men man
ifal le BET ielp; leie zig til set ION
man lite. 5srit % iibit: 9ipoli
oct er Mriif, Set % @laoe. 81.
poli! BET er 3raoitionens Eriumf
Etpoli er Gibolt, bba6 anten mar
orifter lit @las 81, eller man laoel
Gbampagnet1 fnnIoe! Eipoli .er 81
boli, bba0 enten man er Jung elle1
gammel, fattig eller rig, @iebenbnp
,ler eller stfffe.&.iigbenbapner".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
3uuxl1h.

Sloebranb, beb @re,taa. Gn 81
srenien r5gbbigaar6" tiIbgreEo;
@aorb paa Dpitrl1p marf er .fulo:
itpn0ig neobranbt. Sloen opitoi
ira sforitenen. Ser ~inoebrnnots
9 @riie, | @riieio % I aalo
SSnob6et bleb re66et.
sabroe ifuloe bebnes. GorIeooer
Mften troppebe ct baIbt &l1ttoreoe
}Socinlbemofrater op uoenfor Sir.
fl,g SSacf SoDce Malborg for al
Sen 2usiing, SSaef Sopee for
nosIe Mor fioen aap ofogoe 9eter
sabroe. Sc trof Ell 8ogt r11eo
5obir11lI6 Grbftet, brlteoe oers
sSyttobOD % 6oelagoe sogpen:
oa bate RiDspll,,ft tres goli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
Sets. 2Gger, men iusen 2inbrius.

.Seg foniulereoe lets 2ager," fri-
per Dfrs. Sobonna S. 8olbaug, ST..
Nr. 4, 81. 81, Decorab, esorua.
linen tit ingen ainorine. Seq be-
gpnote 90 at BRUCE amirifo, % sen
blalp mig. Ser e.. ingen Meoicir,,
|iom er Ia goo iom oen for aannIe
Soil, Der er' ll6iIiot al baarot Or
bejbe. Seq tiger set til ollie % er,-
.boer. Soig leg leoer % igien It'll
De trange til allrifo. boaber ieg,
De pil laoe mig foa sen, ,,aor ieq
i1noieuoer 8eitilling."
Srgen Apotbeter.Meoicin. esr1.
gen &anoelspare, men et linupelt,
gam1neloogs l1rtemiooel, ser brit,oer
Heiiltoter. Or. Beterg aurifo for.
lpnes Mnenbeoe11 oirefte fro 9abo.
|rotoriet. sfrio tic ST Setter saobr.
net ,1ue,p & Sons 60, 1873 60, son.
ne ape. Chicago, SH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Ger sc benDe,ot Sem til ,ogen
at g aoerterenOe 8Iooa. &pig
'ffe, fqa TRIP bog, beriom Sci. Ct
r'oset Sc r'o,u, 4 elIer bese Dem
Io1' ''l,lie ~ pfc I'd at De-
HiorsIoothg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

@.alxx.aMa.aM MaM M AaM $3.50 IS xxs PINS g
tid iillb 90 ((iiffreoe ig ct gar al Pc
i,ttge Meuneifer.
SSISebran6e. @nnroen ,Netrines-
pan giiborg 5gnoermarf, til.
bereroe S. 8enn, er 1%tebbratrot. 81.
BEN o4ftoo fra en- 2pgte, Der efsplo-
oereoe ! 5Dineital6en, s @riie inoe-
brarlote. Oct meite al SSnoboet
brRrtote.
;grb9f gaobprf peo @inge,
tilberenoe snpperfseier Mielien, er
fnloltRnoig nebbre1lot. 8eboelies-
Dniet reooeoes.
Monnmentaffpring. Sen 18oe
'Mai afilgreoes / &iortsballe NIan-
tage peo @ipe ct Monument til Min-
s5oe ON ben Jagtnmg, bpor 80 oan-
tie 9ragoner ieireoe ODER 38 prei-
lite &ufaper. GoIfetingsmano 81.
Berntien bolot Milsringstole1, oes-
uoen boIotes Der Galer at lolte.
ti1gsnnnnb Senien-Wg og Semina-
rieforitanoer Mgroam, Selling. Sem
al @eteranerne, Der bar me6 for so.
Aar iioen,, bar tiliteoe. Sen enc,
Hnoerforporal 81. MieIien, @enoerie
ueo Goenie, taffe6e. Ga. 1000 Men-
METER ooerDnre6e Soften.
&bab Der fan fises ON Gisarer.
On G%igarbqnoler i gsbjerg - ser
Flittert baaoe er 2iterat og Jiloiof
bar forlpnet fine Gigarpoier meo
fdlgenoe mer eller mirore oanorige
8emarfninger:
Oct gaar me6 gigarer fom meo
11nge Bigger. Sc GLIDER for men-
6ene.
Set gaqr me6 Gigarer JON meo
gooe &nitruer. De benger qle6en-
oe peo Manoens 2aber, men Man.,
oen faiter ofte BEN %balpregeoe 81
gar bort, naar ban tilfeloigpis o11-
bet Steo finder en- Sort iom ima.
ger bam be6re.
Set guar me6 Gi&orer iom n1eo
4omeoier. De moo aItio befiures
t1oget, for Sc ifal bruges.
Set gaar meb gigarer iom meb
gifte &pin6er. De ouer life noaet,
naor De ditto gour uo.
Gienoomsials. gogneraaosfor-
mano, &roprieter 8onfe, 2uiien.
ll1no peo Nafitop, bar iolgt lm
@oaro til Nroprietererne Sbafte,
Slettemarfe, og Ebiitrup, @urnie,
for $4,000 4r. Mreal 121 Eor.
2ano. 8efntning og Snpentar
m~e6felger.
~ 8roprieter Sob. Mnoerfen bar
iolgt @ope6goar6en u@eitrnp" /
@aobierg 5ogn til 2anobrugsfan6i.
Dot &een al MaIborg for $4,000,
!&r. 9il @aoroen bgrer 81 Eor.
l9ano. Gen 11bpenoige !8eiutnins.
Mpl og &eoifaber meofslser. 0per=
tagelle /. SSuli.
9sosfalo, Gaiinos tioligere ST.
Ipeftpr, Sefretpr 2u6pig 8eterlen,
er bg0 efter l9ngere Eibs @Dgoom,
48 Aar gammel. Sen Mfoebe, Ser
par en- 8rooer til Direfter 6rit5
&eterien, bap6e baa0e fpr og efter
lin Girfiombeo peo @aiino peret be-
ifiaftiget pe0 5oriifringspaienet.
gr al aslens 8p melt fenote
8orgere, Sienfrpmmer Sepien, S,1,
oeDaoer al 6orrett1ngen arull &
Sepien. III -.
8pgmeiter Mn0rens 8entien.
|Salleftloe, er afgaaet peo Deoen, IS
aar gammel. Den Mf0poe bar @ib-
Der al D%annebrog og 9anrebrogs-
mano, bar bpgget cit &effe @olgme-
nigbeoer og @giifoler, baaoe / Gam
mari og 9perige.
0ireftpr / geit- % 5pnoer.
ipof 8re0itforening, &ofiegermeiter
Chr. @oppe,' CT ofgoaet peo Dpoen /
@ingfjebtng, 20 alar. 81. Mfogoe,
Der bar @iooer af Dannebrog og
3annebrogsmano, bar bapt murge
offentlige Tilliosbperp. @an bar
81, q. Meolem al M%ingfibbing Mmts.
'raao. San bar peret Ger al 600.
let oGollisbierg" fro 1873:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
KjshfMhsum.

lu1tuel2 OuIIUul.
xjbhfnhsu,1.
Den 9timbtife M~eitaurant / 81
bolt, ser ,u er opergaaet til ct Mftie'
ielitab, pil fremti6ig blipe bolot l11t>
fet ON Binteren % ifal fun bore
aaben / Sommermoaneberne
Sill Sfppen. Meo &lampenborg-
bonen %befororeoeS oen II. Mai no
til 5fopen 10000 &erloner, meo
Norobanen 10000 8erioner, meo
&pitbanen $4,000, 3erioner 90 meo
Slangerl1pbanen 5000 Yerioner.
Sen ,1orife Screening ! &bbeubapn,
ser, er 1iiftet 1868, bolbt Ben t7oe
Mai en- pellptfst SET / @itp Gel
itabslofdfer. Sra @ogningen baM-
Sc set norits alag / Mnleoaing Ut
100 Mars Min)sSuaen.
@oot, og bel 100 Deltagere bar
tiliteoe beo Soften; De6 bpilfen Sor'
manoen, Caterer Ooin 2orien, bpo
8eltommen og talte for II. Wfaj-
Dugen. : Seorigt bolotes Der en-
&nffe Ealer for Morge og Can
mari. gn al Tormanoen forfattet
Sang giorbe megen 2ptfe.
/. Sumter ftiger! st fiebenbapnif
Girma bar / 6isie Sage uoienot en-
&enpenoelie til forifiellige 6orret-
ningsfolf, fnrlig 8lobmGnoene.
Samme &enpenoelie er ct egte 81
oens 9egn og lp6er belt betagen6e.
81 ctterer:
rSI at ubfbre Deres 6aglige
&orreiponoance, iaa bel nanifeligere
iom lettere Mrbei0e, tilbpber ri Gem
mob ct maaneolig Sonorar al 25
Ser. Ell rutineret 5tenograf, iom bi
garanterer / 8eiooelie al felgenoe
ggenlfnber:
9an mo6tager Get burtigite Diftat
f%eilfrit, felp ON Sc oifterer 200
Srb / Minuttet.
Sons Stefogram tan afifripeg al
enbper, % ban life onpenoer
9egn eller 5orforteIier, men ifri-
Der bele Droet fulot no.
SON it%enograferer ollie Sprog me6
lan1me Sberlegenbeb.
SON afbrpoer Gem alorig meo 81,
ltraberenbe Spgrgsmaal.
SON berer bpert Oro og misforItanr
9em alorig.
San beoer al6rig ON at faa en- Set,
ming gientaget.
@an gtertager eiebliffelig, bbab Sc
enifer at bpre.
SON er Dillig til at nrbeioe Dag %.
Mat, naar BET beboger Sem.
San er ltrRttelig, bliper oIorig ipg,
pnlfer alorig 5erie.
@an er biIlig til at arbeioe / Deres
Stem, bpis De gnifer at oiifftere
biemme ON Mfte1ner. !;
San er altio poo lin 8laos .pe6 81
gen at Deres Sfrtpeboro, s1raar
.De bar 8rug for BAN.
San ipiloer alorig ct Sefun6 meo,
8asitar. II
San faar ol0rig @rarnpe i Singre=
ne, 1elp ON Sc 6ifterer Eime ef<
ter Gime' til bam NOT Iaa burtigt.
Sans @reoe er aItib feiIfri.
San uofgrer 1reb andre Sr6 6obbeIt
ioa goot arbeioe iom o%lmin6elige
Stenografer."
Maturligpis er set EN- eIef.
tsriif 5tenograf Ser er Gale ON.
De lebenoe er nappe belt Be-
geltreoe' beo 5pnet of ben 1te @ot1-
furrett.
81 sbOrbalOiens Sobannesgrnppe
paa Grae Strife boelast? Direftts.
rem TOR &11nitotaoemiet Nrof. Morg-
lett oplpier ! en- Of bonn bigfe Gage
nogipet Biece, al SborboIoIen fien6-
R Sobannesgruppe ODER Jrue Sir
tee SSnogang @igbenbopn ct aIoe-
les soelagt; Oct forboloer Aiig iaa.I
leoes at Set oprinoelig blep fat OF.
bra1.o Ger, men or Cd. 40 Mar.
iioen onbnttet meb Ell Miar1iorgr1p.'
pe, biggd uoiegt gorrnra btanco.
eioro Mssar11tor, set boaroeite Maor.
NOR Ser rs fiiettoes, % eg11et tit At
tanIe set oanff saIin1o. met1 grlp.
ben erii Sc orIIbbn Mars bleoet bo-
gat.ge @nefbreliesg
sIS.NlG4sGS%
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

SlpDe1t 1t1bb pStb1par5enberg"
8ranb? Dn @arrpen lumber &elgo,
Eldt1o' i%noIebeoeg nnbefoleoe Sueniot
ft Mdnoifab at tage gobt 5igte;' en-
MlnInloo1rii11g, Der efter De n1n1,ge
ztaffere. at obmrre, blep bei @roo
I I fnllggt UNDER 5laget.
Bin u1itoeparbige 9. Moi
fbetiieIteg Dafsfanonen Mr. 1pan
,9gaiiells Sael.~ 81. a. Of s. so.
..ssgrll1n om @a,o1fommat1osr. &a1t
SD'orr en rat % freioiig ing Mauo
abaa24a aar, men 5an f9rbe6es Bog
Aas111elo,s anime so beo fiji aa1on on1
Buns lnl gBef poo aortnta11ootbroen.
HsI.nltrem iomtioiig mel al mon
bblloroobet: VI breloers ii
bar oin @ra11at 8rtlli,il1lthlr !:
a. sE|I1 4 eliminating pseIling
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
0frur.

Solst 6Otel. 6otel &oitgaaroer
! Mpborg er at gntefru Moscbof
iolgt til 8ellner Nrentb, 9oenie,
for 10000 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

marfs HroDinsbDer. S San6beO
en- uomprfet Soc! at Dan'en rtrg-
beS paa IorDet UNDER ben itierne-
iaaeoe Simmel flyer ligl lelD.
Derneit ct ser &%uticbebanen ser
/ loa bpi @rao biorager til qat iatte
Shm6ret op bos Gtpoligi9lterne,
ibet man, emo life i BEN fierneite
&rog at @aben, fan unbgaa at bpre
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
GLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS.
~ "0uSs0
If your BackhurtS or Bladder
bothers you, drink lots
of water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a.
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the enire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
YOUR bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ-
ity. The function of the kidneys is to
filter the blood. In "a hours they
strain from it 500 grains of acid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the
kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much: also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass Of
water before breakfast each morning
for a few days and your kidneys will
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to clean and
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neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer Is a source If irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure; makes delightful effervescent
Iithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt you will wonder what
became Of your kidney trouble and
he.-Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
HER BEST PLAY

What Miss Grayce believes TO be the
very best play she has ever given her
many admirers will be presented at
the Majestic this evening. 1t is "A
Dawn of a Tomorrow" the sensa-
uonal drama of London slums that
has been so successfully presented in
England and the United States by
Gertrude Elliott and Eleanor Robson
The odd characters of this unusual
play are found amidst the fog of the
alleys and byways of the great city
They are strange types and among
them are the rich man afflicted with
an tncurable disease. Glad the child
of the slums who is imbued with the
idea that wonderful things can be
accomplished by faith, Jem, the coffee
seller gaiety girls and many others
The drama is staged with special care
and the fog scene Is reproduced with
sensational realism. The rendition of
that interesting play, "a Grain of
Dust," tomorrow afternoon will be
made specially interesting by the
dance that will be held on the stage
after. the performance Traffic in
Souls" tomorrow night will be found
an Intense drama based on the late
exposures of District Attorney Whit
man, of New York.-Advertseme