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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30

WILL MUSTER OUT COMPANIES
DLEASE SIGNS ORDER AFFECT
ING FIVE DEFICIENT COM
MANDS.
Moore Endorsed by War Department.
Companies at Liberty Hill, Conway,
BarnWcli, WaltcrborO and I.ancas-
ter to Go.

Columbia, Sept. 25.--The military
Conway, WATERFORD and the coast
artillery reserves are to be mustered
out Of the service Of the National
Guard of this state and disbanded, or
dcra to this effect having been signed
late this afternoon by Gov. Blease.
Tho:c companies were found deficient
at the annual inspections and recon-
mcndcd to be mustered out OF service
by the war department several months
ago. All federal aid has already been
Withdrawn from them.
The issuing of this order this after
noon recalls the controversy between
The war department and Governor
Dlease over his refusal to muster out
certain companies found deficient.
1T is expected that the mastering out
Of these companies is only the begin
, ming Of The plan 60 build up the eH!-
cheney OF the National Guard. Adjt
;
With the policy Of Keeping the militia
up to & state Of efficiency, and his ef-
fcrts have been approved by the war
department.
All federal aid was Withdrawn from
the militia of South Carolian several
mCnths ago.
The order issued tonight mastering
out the companies mentioned follows:
September %, 1914.
General Order No. 73-
Il. Under the provisions of Section
., Military Code of South Carolina.
! Company B, lst infantry, Liberty Hill,
$. c.; Companies Il. Barnwell, S. c.;
III, Conway, $. c., and *, Walter
boro, 5. c.; I'd infa,.;ry, y. q. 5. c.,
and I'd company coast artillery re-
serves, Lancaster, 5. c., arc hereby
mustered out the military service CT
South Carolina.
~. Pending the settlement Of thcii
! property and tinancial accountability
/ the commanding officers of said or
ganiZa;iOns will be carried on the un-
assigned list.
"3. Lieut.. Col. James T. EornsOy
State armOrer, is hereby directed tC
proceed to Barnwell, September IS
and 20; Walterboro, September 50
and October l; Conway, October 2 and
3; Liberty Hill, October ) and 6, and
: Lancaster, October I and 8, and upon
, his arrival he will receive from the
commanding officers Of above named
companies all public property, United
States and State, for which they, the
said company commanders, are re-
spcnsi3le, giving receipt therefor, az
ter carefully verifying accounts Oi
same.
"COlc l.. BlcaSc,
"Govcrnor of South Carolina, Com
Inanu"r-in-Chicf.
"Ollicial: w. W. Moore,
"Thc Adjutant General.
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CONTINUED FITTING IN MEXICO.
Forces of Carranza and Villa Hcnc,v
h Hattie ~0f santa Cruz. -. ...,.

El Paso, Sept. 26.-Thc lighting be-
tween the Carranza and Villa forces
was resumed ut dawn today in the
vicinity of Santa Cruz, state Of So
nora. In the battle begun yesterday
ut Santa Farbara the Carranza troops
were driven eastward to SAINT Cruz
About one hundred were killed in
yesterdays fighting. There is an un.
confirmed report that Villas troops
have engaged the Carranzaists south
Of Torreon.
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Paris. Sept. 25.-The attacks by
the Germans on the east and
west wings Of the allies have
been repulsed and the great battles
continued today without either side
scoring decisive advantage. This. the
fourteenth day Of the battle found
desperate fighting on the right and left
Tanks. while I'm the center both sides
remained behind their defensive
works. while their monster guns
fought long range duel.
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revenue BILL PASSED,
HOUSE PASSES MEASURE PRO.
ViDlNG FUNDS TO MEET
WAR LOSSES.
HaGSdalc of South Carolina one WHO
Votes Against Administration Bill
to Meet Emergency. Provides for
Various Special Taxes.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Thc admin
istration war revenue bill, imposing
additional tax on beer, domestic wines
and gasoline, and special taxes on
theatres and certain dealers, and
stamp taxes, estimated to produce
$lO5, 100000 within year, was pass
ed late today by the house, 234 to
1856.
The bill now goes to tho senate.
All the Republicans and all the
Progressive, except Repre-
Copley of illinois, voted against the
bill. and they were joined by II Dem
ocrats: Representatives Galloway,
Texas: Church, California; Hobson,
Alabama; O'Hair. Illinois; Ragsdalc,
South Carolina; Sisson, Stephens and
WithcrspOon, mississippi; Stevens.
New Hamrshire; Thompson, Okla
homa, and Wingo, Arkansas.
Representative HobsOn, Il Democrat
declared tke temperance forces op-
iCc>N oh' 'ttH Oil DCCl VII ti.t
that the government should not be de-
pendent in any way on alcohol.
Representative Gallivan OF Massa =
chusctts democrat praised the
American diplomacy of today which
he said was emerging with honor
while the trained diplomacy of Eu-
had N,,rnuUnt l,1nnInr
sal that no man living can reckon its
consequences.
The bill would impose an additional
tax of 80 cents Il barrel on beer. =
cents gallon on gasoline, 20 cents a
gallon on sweet wines and II cents on
dry wines, stamp taxes on railway and
steamboat tickets, brokers' contracts
insurance policies, mortgages, telc-
graph and telephone messages. and
special taxes on theatres, brokers
bankers. tobacco dealers and others.
Secretary McAdoo wrote Represen-
tative Underwood today that total
Treasury receipts for the p-dSea,
! h'Nti sVti up W NcuncSuay eNCccQCQ
those for the same period a year age
by $734,904, but that the increase was
accounted for by the $12,OOO,O0O de-
rived from the sale of two battleshiDs
to Greece and by the fact that So
1926 Of the corporation and income
tax for the previous fiscal year wa.
not paid until the first ten days oil
July, 1914.
, The actual increase In ordinary in
tcrnal revenue collections for this
fiscal year to August !, compared
with year ago, was $2,139,G43. There
was IL decrease Of $5SS,1GG in July OF
which Si2S,336 was OH distilled spirits
In August there was an increase OF
S2,727,S09 over the corresponding pc.
riod the increase in revenue from dis
titled spirits aggrcgating $3,32G, ,GO2
THE increased revenue on distilled
spirits in August" Secretary McAdut
added, following decreases in proceed.
ing months unqucstiOnably was cue
to the expectation or fear OF distillcrs
that the rate of tax on distilled spirits
would be increased"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
Won s ( in Peril.

Ostend, : -S.-Unconfirmed re-
ports rec'> today from Mons, the
headQu2 of: Gen. Boehn, COM
mandinb : German army sent to re-
inforce Gen. Won Kluck, state that
the town is burning and that the rail-
road bridge between Brussels and
Mons has been blown up. This places
the German right wing in a serious
predicament if the report is true.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
Germans Change Positions.

Maestricht Sept. 26.-For three
days German military trains have been
passing back and forth between AK
l'e-Chappelle and the French from
tier. The trains are filed with troops
going In both directions. indicating
that the German soldiers are shift
ing their positions.
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Germans Have Typhoid.

'~e London, Sept 2S.----An epidemic of
typhoid fever is spreading through the
German army in France. 1t is tho re-
suit of the men being exposed to chill
ly, rainy weather and slcping in mud
dy trenches and getting insufficient
food. There is some sickness in the al
ter cared for.
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FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS.
Germans Gross River. hut are Driycn
Back

Paris. Sept 2C.-3 T.. M--I, wos
officially announced that the French
had made some progress ON tho lcr.
wing 10y heavy fighting between the
Sonme and Disc rivers aud between
Oisc and Soissons on the Ai4nc. u i,
admitted that the Germans crossed
the Meuse river near ST. Mihiol. hi,
later were thrown back.
a French gunboat has captured
Cocobaach. n German town of South
africa.
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Germans March on Antwerp.

Antwerp, Sept. 28.--Despite the
tremendous strain upon their troops
in France, the Germans continue to
press nOrthward, evidently intending
to attack the forts of Antwerp. The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
Japs Occupy Chinese Town.

Pekin. Sept. rs. The japanese
have seized the Chinese town of
Weihsien In Shantung Province. The
Chinese government today protested
To Japanese legation against the seiz-
ure Of Chinese territory The town
In twenty miles west of the German
territory. The Chinese troops made
no defense.
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GCrm3N>, Claim Success.

Berlin, sept 2N.-part of the -
tii'"rN al0n" IN" Mcu"N. south "r Nc"-
dun has been silcnccd by the German
artillery. Th" GrruHu, h1,r ,a:"r,!
Heavy fighting continues on both
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
SIR JAS. Il. WHITNEY DEAD.
Premier Of Ontario Passes Away al
Ago of IL

Toronto, Sept. 25.-Sir James II.
whitney. premier of Ontario, is dead.
Sir James Whitney was one Of the
chief leaders i'm Canada i'm opposition
To the reciprocity plan proposed by
President Taft. Sir James illness be-
gan I'm New York last December and
was primarily due to nervousness ami
overwork. He was nearly II years
old.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
Russians Capture Przcmysai.

Petrograd. Sept. 2G.--It is reported
that tho Russians have captured the
outer fortiications of Przcmysal, the
Austrian stronghold which has been
bombarded for six days.
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Berlin. via Amsterdam, Sept. &C.
An official announcement was made
that the western army of the German
forces In France has taken tho Of
fensive against the allies and has driv-
en- them back twelve miles. The Ger
mans ascendcd the Meuse Heights at
ter hard fighting southeast of vordun
~ ers now advancing steadily despite
Eate resistance.
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CARRANZA READY FOR VILLA.
Provisional President Admits Gravity
of situation But Is Prepared to Re-
sist Advance Oh Capital.

Mexico City. Sept. 26.--Provisional
President Carranza admitted today
that the Mexican situation is exceed
ingly grave but declared himself
ready for any emergency growing out
OF Gen. Villas revolt. He is pre-
pairing to concentrate troops at
Aguis Calicntes to oppose any ad-
vance on the capital.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
TWO HUNDRED HORSES BURNED
Establishment of John DOnOhuc De-
strOycd.

New York, Sept. 26.-Thc undertake
ing establishment and stables of John
Donohue, East Scventy-lifth street
were burned today Two hundred
horses were incincrated.
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FIGHTING IN FAR EAST.
Japanese Gain Advantage over Ger
mans ut Using Tao.

Toxic, Sept. 2S.-It was officially
reported today that fighting between
the AnglO-Japanese forces and Ger
mans at Using Tao has been continu-
GUS for forty hours. The outlying g
trenches have been taken by the al
lies the report says. Losses were COM
paratively small in the two days fight
inS.
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Battle Raging for Two Weeks.

Nish. Sept. 2G.-A battle has been
raging for two weeks between thc
servians and the Austrians in the
mountain passes southwest of Krapani
Both are suffering enormous losses.
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British HOmbartl NaO.

Manila, Sept. 2S.-British warshirs
have bombardcd the town of I.ai Is
land Yap Carolina group, destroying
the German wireless station. Thl
town was bur ID
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Aviator Kills AylutOr.

London, Sept. 2G.--In an air battle
a German aviator was killed 10y an
English aviator near Hal. iiclg'um.
The entire eastern front OF Holland
has been declared In state Of siege.
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1870 Continue Victorious.

Dord. Sept. 26.-The Russians
Do0l0lC1sscdt Chyrow; without oppo-
sltion. giving them control of all the
railroads Of eastern and central Cali
ella. Dynow on the San river was also
taken after severe fighting. The Aus
trians withdrew to the Wisloka river
and the Russians moving on toward
Tarnow. The bombardment of
Przemysl continues.
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AcrOplanc Drops bombs,

Milan. Sept. GA French hydro
aeroplanc from a warship in Adria;ic
flew over tho Austrian forts at Cat
taro today. dropping several bombs. 1t
escaped in the darkness,
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German .AuNiliariCS sunk.

bordeaux, Sept. 2S.-Thc admiralty
announced today that II French war
ship has sunk two German auNilnrirs
at Corsco Pay, off South Africa
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wings. Heavy losses have been in
flicted on the enemy by bayonet
charges. The enemy are y Neing up
their reserves. On the he Ger
mans have advanced @ q <miles in
the suwalki district, $ n the Rus
slams are making q y mined resist
ance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
CITY OiIiCinl Commits Sniridr

Macon, sept. 2G.--W. a. Mo-oe
mayor of Girard, Ala. committed &si
eide today hy shontinG himself in
local hotel this morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-30
Russian Cruiser Wrecked.

Stockholm, Sept. 2S.-The RUSSIA
cruiser OlCS is reported to have been
wrecked off the coast of Finland.
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thiCa"O Wheat Market.
Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Dcccmbcr
wheat Los 81; pork. january, l?.77:
l"vG l0.0-: ribs. 1870.
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CanattiaD Soldiers Sail for France.

Quebec, Sept. 2S.-Nineteen trans
ports carrying thirty-threc thousand
Canadian soldiers sailed today for
France. They are the Ecwer of the
Canadian military forces. =. :
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Kaiser i'm l'.ust Prussia.

pctrograd. Sept. 2N.--It is reported
positively that Kaiser William is now
in East Prussia.
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Cholera i'm Austria.

Rome, Sept. 2S.--An epidemic OF
cholera is ravaging Trieste. y panic
prevails and residents nCciny.
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BATTLE ON AISNE STILL ON,
Situation of German and Allied Armies
Little Changed by Continued
Fighting.

REPORTED n FRANCE AND
EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA is RAVAGING AUSTRIAN
TRIESTE-CANADIAN TROOPS LEAVE
PORTS FRANCE-JAPANEsE ENGLISH DEFEAT GER
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ALLIES MAKE NO PROGRESS.
Position of Opposing Forces Practically
Unchanged To-Day.

FRENCH WAR THAT ALL
LIED FORCES ARE PROGRESSING A IN sTRUG.
GLE 10 RUSH BACK GERMANS. AErOpI.lNEs TAKE A RIG
FART IN TODAYs REPORT DOINGs IN ZONE OF WAR
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Russians Capture AustE1oh pQNus, 5 5
Petrograd, Sept. 2S.-rhs. RHsAiRhs

have captured Cssok and SZavtana In
Hungary and are approaching Tarnow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04
Bv BLANCHE RING.

THEY have built a monument on
top of Town Hill, Province
town, Mass, which is the
point when going down
Cape Cod, to commemorate the first
landing of the Pilgrims, a month or
30 before they sailed across the bay
10 Plymouth.
This monument beats Bunker Hill
I'm the matter of height and was the
occasion of the visit of two Presi-
dents TO the picturesque village, but
as far as | am concerned, the Clam
PIE | discovered while touring the
ape in my car last summer i'm
pressed me far more than the monu-
|ment did, and might well be dedi-
Gated to the historical event of which
al the natives are so proud.
| begged and obtained the recipe
fol this delicious dish from Miss
Louise c. Paine, president of the
Nautilus Club, an organization that
provides afternoon tea for thirsty
Visitors and drinking fountains for
horses and dogs. whether visitors or
residents. Miss Paine comes of an
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Suggested Compromise.

Chance Of weather may have ac-
counted for the mood that seized old
trinjck as he entered the principal no.
tel of the little country town.
Carefully he chose his seat, Leaned
comfortably back, and beckoned the
elderly waiter
breakfast, SIR
yes. want two eggs" slowly an
severed 0. +. Il want one fried on
one side, and the other fried on the
other
The walters eye narrowed as ne
pazed at the unperturbed old face, but
although puzzled, he withdrew, to pass
on the order. ~
A moment later the kitchen bell
Peg pardon. sir" said the walter,
"but would you mind repeating your
order? I'm afraid l didn't get 1t quite
correctly" 49,. -
"Certainy. I want two eggs, one or
them fried on one side and the other
on the other 80, ,.,..,,or
vanished the waited, determination on
bis brow and returned five minutes
later red in the face and evidently
nustered. .,s iaei,,ot
i,giy hut the cook and | have had a
faw words about your order WouIH
YOU mind having those eggs scrarn
bled, sir?'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04

DO you like to act?' asked the IN
terviewer with businesslike brevity
is it the cause YOU are acting for or
for the joy OF acting"
Indeed, l do like acting-it is one
Of the arts. feel just as any girl
would about that"
How about our little four foOteg
friends?" asked the interviewer, look
ing guiltily at her own furs and neg
lecting to remember that Miss Wilson
was fortified against winters tarly
blizzard, too
She smiled at the little itch head
was holding mp for sympathy, and
Struggled into the warmth Of her own
soft martin collar
Honestly, never thought about
them" she confessed II suppose that
win come next But it isn't such "a
crying evil, since furs are worn for
protection. Animals prey and destroy
they can fight with tooth and claw
and take care Of themselves. But
when we have secured the safety Of
the helpless birds suppose there
win be a decided next in my heart"
You are giving your afternoons to
a cause somewhat superior to the
popular one-of tango teas / VEN
tured-at random
Eleanor Wilson's smile robbed her
answer OF all sting,
but ! won't talk about anything
but the cause. ! am here to play big
sister to the birds. RI my words will
help their sad case, YOU are welcome
TO quote our little chat"
Good luck to the cause Of the orig
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he was calling hm-thats short for
Maloney. I suppose"
For Mary" I said.
MARY, is it? Why. by the saints,
so it is! Where in the name of ST.
Patrick has been the Irish head at
me that l never thought Of that be-
fore? And you were Yes2
Well, by the powers, we've a right to
be proud Of him, for he was thinking
pearls and diamonds OF you. ] was
a little jealous Of Mally, I remember
'Mally's a sumner he used TO say,
Follow you anywhere, If you wanted
it., in spite of the devil and hell
The sparkling eyes we're growing
misty by this time. but the woman in
me made me say couldn't help it
"I dare say he's had many girl
friends since my time, though?"
Maria a one. The girls used to be
putting a CLINE on him in Dublin
they're the queens Of the world, too,
those Dublin girls-but never a skute
Of the eve was he giving to the one Of
them. used TO think II was work,
but maybe il wasn't maybe
Il was
| dare not let him finish what saw
he was going to say didn't know
what would happen to me II he did
so jumped in by telling him that, If
he would step into the car I would
drive him back to Rome.
He did so, and all the way he talked
OF Martin. his courage and resource
and the hardships he had gone
through. until with backward
thoughts Of Alma, and my husband
riding away over the CampagnaD my
heart, which had been leaping like a
lamb. began to ache and ache.
We returned by the old Appian
Way, where the birds were building
their nests among the Crumbliug
tombs, through the Porta San PaOle,
and past the grave Of the young
English poet Of whom / have always
thought IT was not so sad that he died
Of Consumption as in the bitterness OF
q broken heart.
All this time | was so much at
home with the young Irish doctor
who was Martins friend, that It was
not until / was putting him down at
his hotel that | remembered ! did not
even know his name.
1t was O'SulliVan.
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Moonshine and Moonlight.

stella" he murmured passionately.
Il want"
Just look at that beautiful star"
cooly replied the maid.
There is but one star for my eyes"
answered the lovesick youth.
IT'S getting chilly" cried Stella,
drawing her cloak around her. Let's
get inside"
But determination had come to the
youth at last, and planting himself in
the middle OF the garden path, he blurt-
ed out;
This is the last time 1 shall ask
you"
Look here. Jimmy" impatiently
broke in theda msel, chow many times
are you going to ask me to marry
you"
Stella, I'm thinking this will be your
last chance. one of the other three
girls l have proposed to shows signs Of
weakening"
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Blanche Ring.

old New England family that, while
the first members didn't came over on
the May1ower they are said to have
crossed on a smaller vessel of the
same line.
Miss Paine tried to tell me all
about the history of the town, but
interrupted her long enough to OBJ
tain the following:
One pint soft shell CLAIMS. Remove
sacks, wash in several waters to free
from sand. Chop fine. Fry out three
medium slices of fat pork and re-
move scraps. Into this put the pre-
pared clans and cook few minutes.
Thicker with flour mixed with a lit
tie cold water. Stir until it becomes
quite thick. Season with a little but
ter. pepper and salt if necessary.
Cool and bake between crusts same
as apple pie. Serve hot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-04
DRAWN UP IN
A KNOT WALKING
Peculiar Way in Which Lady
Had To Walk and How
Easily She Was Straight
ened Out.

Laurel Hill, Fla.-The following
7dyices from this town tell in detail
Of Mrs Nellie Moores peculiar con
dition
About three months ago, was
.a6en down with terrible cramps. !
0ldht pay much attention to it at
nrst but slowly and surely got
worse until I could hardly walk, and
mad to go drawn up in a knot, when
did walk.
My husband got me some medi-
cine but it did me no good. | suf-
'eFed that way for a week. Finally,
mofherly old lady told me to get
bottle of Cardui, the womans
'onlc, and knew it was good
medicine from the start. took it
according to directions, and in a
snort while / felt like a new person,
Cardui is like a dear friend to
'ome and take hold and do woman s
Tesome work. Now, when l have
aeaYy work, such as washing, iron
'as' sweeping, or sewing, l take a
uoSe OF Cardui, and it seems to go
" aI my aching places and relieves
me almost ipcton+I,,
! advise all suffering women to
eve Cardui trial. 1t will do Won
oers for them"
Give Cardui a trial for your trou-
~es 1t has helped over a million
women in the past so years. Why
not YOU?
Az your druggists.
nsr. B.-Wrtte to: Ladies' Advisory
tan, AN, ma tanooga Medicine Co, Chat
sr5 "a, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
Wo1,'o page book, Home Treatment for
cgse, "a sent in plain wrapper, on re-
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inaI aviators." said ] in vaIedictory.
But ! don't know whether or no the
Presidents daughter approves of the
tango! only ! am sure the grace and
sweet manner she brings TO the part
Of the Bird Spirit when she appears
on the stage as Ornis would make her
a delight to the eyes as fairy sprite'
or modern girl a-sway to music OF
violin instead of bird notes.