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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12

bort untergehen. ipenn linen teir,
6ilfe BON duben fommt. Seute tpens
ben ibre 8lide iid no@ Seuti9lanb.
Dos 0eutids Rei6 bot bic grbidoft
bes betligeu r0miI6en Rei9es iiber.
npmmen, unb bnmit ou9 bic Yfli9t,
ben i9persn 5sbler bieiss Rei6es
pieber gutsuma6en, bas bic !Silfes
rufe biefes isines i6tper bebrGneten
oitliditen 6liebss unseb0rt perballen
lieb unb es 10 fremcer SerrI6nft
iiberlteferte. Hublanbs 3iel 1T bic
llnterbriiduns uno @erni6tung bes
6oltii6en 9eutI6tums.
IS piirbe nit Sreuben gu besrii.
BEN fein, lpenn berufens Stellen ipirts
Idme Mittel antpenben MOLTEN, .r4
cieies 5u perbinbern uno ben Be-
brGngten beutfden 8riioern beisus
!teben. Dies piirbe ni6t nur i'm
Sntereiie bes baltii6eu 8ruberitoms
mes lisseit, es piirbe ror alien Dos
9eutfdtum i'm geIamten @uslanbs
itarten unb fein anieben beben.
Der beutise &ries 1T in Der Saupts
fade elm Streben, bic Rationen unter
elmer einseborenen Regieruns su per<
einisen. Was ben Slapen redt 1T,
it aud ben Deutfden billis. Inter
bieiem 9efidtspunft 1T es aber brins
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Riea: Ct. Better.

gnbe bes a9tsehnten Sabrbunberts.
nadbem Deter Der @robe ben fdtpes
bifden anteil iaon i'm norbiidsn
Rriese fir fid genommen bottle.
gs 1T bas 8erbansnis bes baItis
fhen Deutfdtums setpefeN. bab bic
Roloniiation 2iblanbs bonn Is. bis
gum 16. Sabrbunbert dusi6lieBlih
burd bic Bitter, bic @eiitlidteit unp
bic StGbte erfolste. Der @bel. oas
Biirgertum unb bic selebrten 8erufs
pnrben Stpor nuf bieie Weiie beutfG
nnb iinb es Bis auf bic beutigen
9dge g%eblieben, ober Der beu!f6e
Bauer sins ni6t iiber's Meer. 60
sam IS, bob bos flade 2onb stpis
ffen Der Wemel unb Der Rarotpo,
benz 8ren5fluB, Der bic baltii6en
3anbe bon Dem beutisen Gonperne.
ment ct. petersburg trennt. .,lns
beutfd' blieb. aurlnnb nnD Siibs
liplanb nimmt Der Iettifde, Rorbribr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12
ysdDfiter IAN, nm mir
abjen 81 iagm"

MIen 9opee bon argplr, Winn.
Tit cine lange 3eit OIL elmer idapie,
rieen aorm bon SerSlcioen, une
obtppbl er briidnSi9 inter drotlifet
8~ebanblung mar, lulir0c iein Sc.
iunbbeitsSuIian0 ihlinnler anltatf
better. SflieBlib intrbe ieiner
SamiIie f~nitgeteilt, ooh 9cnce niit
nod Glide Gage LANCER Ieben
Tonne. Seine Sdipeiter lpur6e bon
Rebrosfa beimaeruien, nm ibm SO.
ien ai fagen, ebe er feline Iange
@eiie antrete, a6nnte MAJ, iif einen
boffnunasloieren 5aq norIteQen2
Cine Sreunoin Der SamiIie iiber.
rebete i'm 81. Wfiles' Seort Mern.
e6p 81 gebraufen. CT foIate benz
&nt itnb bier VT fein einfahes, aber
bereoiamas 3eugnis:
%,,, ssS s' ,yss &. = S n: V'; Sssr gs MsM.S Ssg ~ , 1,Is
eetnu bat. Rahbem Id slue LANCE Belt franf ns.
a Ss,s' ns ,sa, s,I rs VIZ 4sa. 1'i i.ssn s ssmmts. 81 S.i e
gdtpefer tam bon Wetrasta. nm mir abieu Al
lberrsbete n1tb. Hr. @;!ss' ,Start S9sm.bp unb
Sr. 9liIes' Neroiur sn perinteu. J6 nabm bic
erfe Dole an elnetn .SaGiStdaabenb. bret Dpfsn
nt' Sonntog iinb bret DOZEN ON Wontae. Nom
taenadt iblief Id bic eanss RaGt. ben erftn ots
tunben Sthlof. ben Id IN brei Ronuten penos.
SnnsrbaIb etuer @pdbe mar i'd iabis. arsin Az
gehen. Weine Kraft unbrt al. unb metn @emint
qire thIiesIidb bon 128 aif zoo Giino. Or. Mileb'
3eart &enieoe lnb Rernine babet mir bns esbtr
n~erettet.. unb S~ebsrmaun In bteIes iimotpsnS
tueiB es."
Or. gstles' Seart RcmcbB iuirb bpt,
allen apptbetern inter itrenser @aran.
tic perfauft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12

bebeutenber Sofenort nit ca. 10000
@inppbnern. !9eute sdblt es 10000.
Ginen ~beIonberen &ei5 ~sepGbreu
bic sablreifen, gum Sell impoianten
Ruinen aus Der SrOens5eit, bon be.
men bic SluBufer an pielen @tellen
9etrOnt limb. Die alte aetpaltiee Or
.bensburg NenOen. bic Hutne &ptene
luien ON llfer Der Dina untpeit Der
Stelle, tpp Die erIten peuti9en &aufs
leute lanpeten, bas heraogli9e S6loB
0p6Ien, bic 8ausfenburg in <rz
lamb unb piele onbere llsberreIte aus
Ger 3eit Der SrSensberri9aft gemobs
men uns on Die Sage, ba bic Norbs
srense Des 9eutTden 8et6es bort lag,
mo bic Horopa ii9 ii6er bic bpben
8alttlippen bon &rGnbolm in ben
Meerbuien ftiirst.
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Giaa: Gc= Som.

Tos aIte 9iplunb, bns bamoIs bic
bsutigen brsi otengsnannten Gouper;
nements nmfobte, lpor, pabrene e.
gum 9sutiden Aeid %sesSrte. i'm tIsis
men eli gtireues 4o1itJ oes Deutfdeh
Mutterldnbea, Elm loterer 8unbess
toot, in benz Die perI9isbsnen 2ans
h~es4errsn, Der bsutide Srbsn, bic
GrSbiidSfe BON 8iga, bic iibrisen 8is
fdOfe unb bic StGbte. in Iteter linz
tinisttit nit chamber ripoliiierten
unb ii6 betdmpften, big um bic Mitte
bes fedsebnten Sabrhunoerts elm
!ibermddtiser 5einO BON Often, Span
Der Sdredlide, beronapg, unb ba5
Ganb i'm 8ampf Der norbiI6en Mdd.
ie, Mostau, Pplen, S9meoen, auss
ei%nanberfiel. Gs ipnrbe babel cine
8suie Der ftdrtiten Yartei; Rublnns
sing porlaufig leer aus, SdpsNsn
nabm ben sr0beren Sell. GitIanb uni
bas eigsrtlife Qiplonb, fiji fi6; &ure
lamb fpurbe polniidss 2~ebnsberaos
tum unb bieIt Iid ols 'ot4es BIB sun'
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beutfden 8futss iorsen unb ben
idpersn SebIer Der S9pertbriiSer
unb 9eutIdsS rbsnsrittsr fpieber suts
MAIDEN, bic tsine beutIdsn 9aaern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12
adSiuaitip.r SHns.r.
eaaperfaubise ratsn BON Der sennshrs
ibeSieIben al.

Die Spesialiiten bes aderbausSes
pnrisments, nsI6e ii9 nit Der llnters
iufung bes fir bic 2anbtpirti4aft
rsrfpsnbbaren auIturbobens bef4Gfs
tisea ritb n~euerbings bic 9ebeutung
tabioattiper Stoffe als &uuitbiinser
unterfu6t baben. baben jebt bas gr<
sebnis ibrer @rbsit perOffentli9t.
Die 8samteu beritten, tab, pdbs
renb bic 8srfpsnbuns BON tors
sentrierten RabiumsG r3en pber ertras
bisrtsm Rabium in sepiifen Mensen
BEL @erfudeu nit 9opfpflansen bas
WaGstum bsrfeIben gu fOrbern. Bel
srSbersr 3Dnsentrieruug basegeu Sus
riifsubalten ideint. bic Menss bes
9abiums, bas in benz sur anpsn'
bnns nuf Dem aderlanb setpObnli4
empfoblenen iosenannten rabionftipen
9iinser entbaIten if. ni6t srpb &c.
mug 1T, I'm einen tpirfenpen Ginflub
auf bas Wadstum Der Selbfridte
a~lssuiiben. Ser rabioaftipe Siins
ger beffebt nus s~erriebensn llraniums
Rabium= Grsen bon gu serinser Site.
um fir Die @epinitung bon Rabiurn
benubt iperben gu fDnnen, ober aus
Grsen, benen bas Uranium ent5osen
ipurbe. Ser 8etrog bes Rabiums
in ben sepDbnlid auf ben Martt ses
bradten Stoffen tpurbe als 10 gsrins
befunben. baB in ben our genubuns
auf benz Selbe e%mpfOblenen Msnssn
per @ere tpeniser Stadium bprbanben
III, als i'm Sur6i6nitt i6pn I'M
aderboben entbnlten 1T.
Die Spesialiiten peiien barauf
Fin, baB allies rabiumbaltise Gr5 gu
slei4er 3eit einen biel srDBeren prps
sentfaB zines auberen rabiootttpsn
elements, bas nit Uranium besei6s
net pirb, entbdlt. 2eBtsres tpirb
gemeinielid fir Elm 9iIonsensift GEE
balten, inbem es iiber einen geniTien
&on5entrotipnssrab binaus ben
Pflansen isbr i6dbIid iii; in tleis
neren Auantitdten iebo9 pirtt es
tpo9stumfOrbernb. @nbere MetalIe,
pie &upfer unb 8ki, iiben sinsn
dbnli9en ginflub auf bic 4flansen
aus. Sieie Wirfunsen beg llras
NUNS iinb rsientli9 psrI6ieben bon
benen anbsrsr raoioaftiper GIemente
BON b%erIelbsn Stdrfe. Man lit baber
81 Der lleberSeusung unb benz Be-
funD setommen, bob bic nit llras
mum ersielten Reiultate niGt auf
feline rabioattioen GigenI6aften, ION,
bern auf feline demitalifde 8ef9afs
fenbeit suriid5ufiibren Iinb. unb bab
bic NIT rabioattibem Siinser aug
peridiebenen Suellsn setponnenen ME
heripre9enben grgebnii5e bur6 bas
8Orbanbeniein ober bas Geblen bes
l1raniums uro mDgli6erpeife dnbes
rer Stoffe BON ni9tsrabioattiper Ra.
tur ertldrt perben. Splanse feline
griinbli9eren 9enntniffe iiber ben
Ginflub bon pflunsensiften pie
Uranium auf bos @a9stum Der
pflan5en porbanben iinb, raten bic
Spe3ialiiten BON Der 8enubung bon
rabipattipem &unitbiinser pber bon
irgenb ipelfen uroniumbaltiaen
Stoffen nls Siinger fir allsemeins
6ormatpede ab.
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az
in bas 2onb sosen unb es 10 elmer
fremben llnterI4ibt erm0sli6ten, ii9
gu balten unb Ii9 Der 8ermaniiis,
runs gu entsieben. 9isie 2etten be-
tragen begts etipa 81 proaent Der
GeIdmtbep6lterung. grpGst man
ober, baB bic 9i6tisteit Der gspSls
feruns pro Auabrottilpmster MIR 26
MenI6en betrdst, 70 lpirb man leiht
Suseben, baB bieiss @erbdltnis burd)
cine s~ielbspubte a~nfieblung BON
8auern uno bic bisrbur9 bebingte
9ermaniiisrung iif bolb perGnpern
tpiirbe.
Der 8eiufer bes 2anbes lit mel
items ni6t tuenig erItount, ii9 ouf
S6ritt unb Sritt in alien beuti6em
8ulturgebiet gu befinben. S9on bas
GuBere Bib Der StGbts 1T nidt ruff
Iii6. ionbern beutf9, Risa nit
Ieinem alten in Der 9runblage nod
rpmanii6en Dom, nit Der 9stritir6e.
Deren Surm 8i ben botiten 8autper7
fen Guropos 9eb6rt, benz mittelaltsr:
liden @~iloen5aus Der f9par3en
9dupter, benz Hitterbous, tpp Der
liDlGnbii4e 2anbto9 iid psriammelte,
unb ieinen i90nen mobernen 8oules
oarbs 1T beute cine grobe See6an,
belsitnbt bon ettpa 100000 ginnob.
nern. Sm Mit!elnlter mar es Elm
Isbr beoeutenoes Mitslieb Der beut:
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Dir Baltrn

a~ent4taHss aHlnraafsa,. IN ben sattass ptte. s~..sin..~.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12

Sa9nri9 @raf @itoImis b. gisrnard.
unter ben fiirali6 gu 5abnriGen Be.
fDrbsrten ltnteroffiaieren bes Regis
ments Der 9orbes bu Corps. Der
junge Grof, geboren am 26. Mai
1896 gu S0ni9sberg, lit nebsn brsi
SD9tern Der einSiee Sobn BEG @ros
fen Nilbelm (ugill") 9ismard, Der
gnbe Moi 1901 als S%berprdfibent
bon SfpreuBen Deritarb. aus befIen
gbe nit Si69lle b. 4rnim. 4ra,
Titolaus 1T Sibeitommibberr auf
8arsin, bos fein Batter erbtes unb
befleibet bic Miirbe zines grbobers
idsermeifters i'm 5erSostum poms
mern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-12

Lamb anb iGitIanb Der .tItnifdt @tamm
tin, Die Settsu firo Snboaermonen
iine reben cine Sprode, Die unter
allen lebenben Sbiomen Dem altinbi.
lfsn Snnstrit ON n6ditsn fsbi; bi,
eften nnb ibre Spra9s geboren benz
finnii4 .usrifd)n 3peise Ser monao,
lit4sn Boiler an. &6eeis5sn bapon,
bob 9etten nHb Gften nod Sprads
.inb RationaibtpuBtfein aIs aefons
herte @Dlfer ersaIten aebIieben limb.
1T ibre ssiamte auitur bsutIher Scr.
funft.
Die 9altsn bilben sinen fernia.n
Wolfsfamm, Der feit an feiner Sdo.
lie. an feinem aus ~tisfsebsnben Wurs
seln biftorifd ertpadfenen @erfaj,
t%unssleben unb feinen 6.imatlihen
3eaten bdnst. Sir feline gerfaIs
Jung bat er felt Sabrbunbertsn aes
tdmpft. Die Masna gbarto Qips
nno gftlanbs, bas pribileaium @is
etsmunbi 4usufti bonn %. Nppemb.r
1861. TT ebenIo ipie bic aleid aIte
8erfafuns aurlanbs ft.fs tpieber
aufredt erbalien iporben. @uftap
4bolf, geter Der @robe, bic pplnis
t9sn 5errfhsr II. a. m. baben bieie
Berfaffuns lpieberbolt dusbriidlid
gefpdhrleiitet. Die Qufbebuna berIeIs
ben nnter Sari TX. RON Sdpeoen
1894 unb Der &atbarina II. (Gtotts
ealterbsrfdfiung) uip. lit itets nur
bon tur5er Sauer gstpefen. Grit Der
ttarre @eiit bes Slapismus unb Der
Srtbooorie, Der Elm MenI6snolter
hinour6 bas Rublonb Meronbers
III. uno Bobeoonos3efps beberrIht
bat, beroubte bic 8oItsn i6rer ReGts,
uno Die Re9ierun9 Ritolaus' II. traf
in Die 5uBftapfen ibrer 8oraGnaer.
&eine nod 10 barte Mnbregel bat Die
Oenti4en Der Sitieeptobinsen basu
bringen t0nnen, ibre Seimat gu pers
uno oieS birp qu9 ben 1teuee
item bratoniI4en MoBnabmen Der
Re9ierung ni9t gelin9en.
Die SaIten perbep Biz gum lebten
Ntsmaus .auf" ibrer S9olle fir ibrs
esutl9en Stommesre9ts fGmpfsn unb
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Sin Gnfel bes 5iriten gismaru,
rer odt5sbnid6rise @raf Nitolaus b.
hGnRaufen, befano iid
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Important 10 All Women
Readers Of This Paper

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Women's complaints often prove to be
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Poor health makes you nervous, irri-
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But hundreds Of women claim that DR..
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the remedy needed to overcome such con-
ditions.
A good kidney medicine, possessing real
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Many send for a sample bottle to see
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Every reader Of this paper, who has not
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may receive sample size bottle by Parcels
Post. You can purchase the regular fifty.
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storeS.-Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
HAS HAD LONG SWAY
Ottoman Empire Nearly Six Hun
dred Years a Power.
From Small Beginning the Turk Made
Himself Powerful In Europe
First Alliance Was With
the 6enoese.

is the ottoman empire about TO fall
after $50 years? Whatever its history
the true era Of the empire may be said
to date from 1926. In that year the
fall of Nicomedia was recorded. A
few years later Nicaea surrendered,
and in 1886 Pergamon, the capital OF
Mysia was added to the empire of the
Turk. THE people of Nicaea were
permitted to emigrate and take with
them all their goods, archives and
relics, and such moderation" says DR..
Stanley Lane.Poole in his volume,
Turkey" greatly strengthened the
position of the conqueror.
"The little clan of shepherds, who
had been graciously permitted to set.
tie in the kingdom of the Seljuks, had
now possessed themselves, in two gen.
erations, of the whole of the north
west corner of Asia Minor where they
commanded the eastern shore of the
Bosporus. Here, for the moment,
they were content to rest. The Greek
emperor was glad to make peace, and
the Turks were anxious to gain time
to organize their new dominions and
prepare for the great struggle which
they knew was before them.
For twenty years tranquility
reigned throughout the land OF the
Turks, and during these twenty years
Orkhan and his elder brother, Ala-ud.
din, the first Turkish weir, labored
at the organization of the state and
the army" During this period the ia
nous corps Of the Janlssaries, or new
troops" was formed. which for many
centuries constituted the flower OF the
Ottoman armies
Once possessed of an efficient army,
Orkhan was able to survey the king
doms which surrounded him, and 1t was
to Europe he turned The wealthy
provinces Of the Byzantine empire, al
ready falling to pieces. and divided by
strife among their rulers, lay before
him. "As he stood on the shore of
the Bosporous he could see the
domes and palaces of Constantinople.
This was a quarry we'll worthy of pur-
suit"
He had already prepared the way
by moral force. The firm and equitable
government OF the Turk" Doctor Lane.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

Poole continues, 'nad produced \
strong impression upon the Greeks
of Asia, who found themselves better
off, more lightly taxed, and far more
efficiently protected than they had
been under the rule of the Byzantine
emperor, whose persistent and perfidi-
GUS intrigues, Joined to the insensate
jealousies of the nobles," and the de-
mands of foreign mercenaries, put any
approach to good and impartial gov.
eminent out Of the question. During
the twenty years of peace there had
been a friendly understanding between
Orkhan and the Emperors andre
nicus and Cantacuzenus, but an OPP
portunity soon occurred which en-
abled Orkhan's army to take the field.
THE struggle which was then going
on between the two great maritime
powers of the Mediterranean, the We
netians and the Genoese, found fire.
quent meeting place on the Bosporus,
where the latter held Galata, suburb
of Constantinopie. The Veuetians,
who were destined for centuries to be
the most determined foes of the Turks,
had" the writer continues, already
aroused Orkhan's anger, and he lost
no time in giving his support to their
rivals.
"Out of this alliance came the first
entrance of the Turk upon European
soil Sulyeman Pasha, Orkhans eld'
est son, who had already operated
with success in the Balkan provinces,
crossed the Hellespont on couple of
RATS, with 80 followers, and surprised
the castle of Tzympe. In a few days
it was garrisoned by 1000 Ottoman
soldiers. BY this small beginning the
Ottomans had won their foothold in
Europe Gallipoli was soon in their
hands, and the shore Of the Helles'
point garrisoned by Turkish soldiers"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Automatic Traffic Cop.

To provide a quick and reliable
means of clearing the streets for tho
fire department. the city Of Pittsfield,
Mass, has installed electric siren
horns above the fire alarm boxes along
the principal thoroughfares. The
horns are connected with each other
by an Independent circuit and are also
connected with the regular fire alarm
circuit in such manner that when an
alarm is turned in from any box. the
horn above that box and all those be-
tween the box and the central station
will start blowing and will continue
to blow until the apparatus is placed
in imperative position, or the current
is switched off at the central station.
Popular Mechanics.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Sounds Same.
YES, RESINOL CERTAINLY
DOES STOP ECZEMA

Are you an eczema sufferer? Do
those ugly patches of eruptions start
up and itch as though they would drive
you frantic? And have you tried treat
ment after treatment with, at best,
only temporary relief? Then you are
only going through the experience of
thousands of others who at last found
that resinol healed their sick skins
for good!
With the first use of resinol ONT
ment and resinol soap the itching and
burning usually stop, and soon all
trace Of eczema or similar torturing
skin-trouble disappears, even in Sc
we're and stubborn cases. Doctors have
prescribed the resinol treatment for
twenty years.-Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Enthu Iiasm.

Enthusiasm is always connected
with the senses whatever be the OBJ.
ject that excites it. The true strength
of virtue is serenity of mind com,
bined with a deliberate and stead
fast determination to execute her
laws. That is the healthful con
dition of the moral life; on the other
hand. enthusiasm even when excited
to representations OF goodness. is a
brilliant but feverish glow which
leaves only exhaustion ard languor be
hind.-kant.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Hypocrisy"

Nothing is more unjust, however
common, than to charge with hypoc-
risy him that expresses zeal for those
virtues which he neglects to practice
since he may be sincerely convinced
of the advantage of conquering his
vices as man may be confident OF
the advantage of a voyage or a jour.
ney, without having courage or indus.
try to undertake it and may hon,
estly recommend to others those at
tempts which he neglects himself
Johnson.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

IMITATION IS sINcEREsT FLATTERY
but like counterfeit money the imita-
ton has not the worth of the original.
Insist on la Creole" Hair Dressing
It's the original. DarkenS your hair in
the natural way, but contains no dye.
Price $1.00.-AdV.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

ern time. All that is needed in order
force and efficiency as compared with
the other navies of the world is that
we should hasten our pace in the
policy we have long been pursuing,
and that chief of all we should have
definite policy Of development, not
made from year to year but looking
well into the future and planning for
definite consummdtion. We can and
should profit in all that we do by the
experience and example that have
been made obvious to US by the mill
tary and naval events of the actual
present. 1t is not merely a matter Of
building battleships and cruisers and
submarines. but also matter OF max
ing sure that we shall have the ade-
quate equipment of men and NUM-
lions and supplies for the vessels we
build and intend to build. Part OF our
problem Is the problem of what ! may
call the mobilization of the resources
of the nation at the proper time If 1t
should ever be necessary to mobilize
them for national defense. We shall
study the efficiency and adequate
equipment as carefully as we shall
study the number and size Of our
ships, and | believe that the plans al
ready in part made public by the navy
department are plans which the whole
nation can approve with rational en-
thusiasm.
mo thoughtful man feels any panic
haste In this matter. The country Is
not threatened from any quarter She
stands in friendly relations with all
the world. Her resources are known
and her self-respect and her capacity
to care for her own citizens and her
own rights. There Is no fear amongst
us. Under the new world conditions
we have become thoughtful Of the
things which all reasonable men con-
slider necessary for security and self
defense on the part of every nation
confronted with the great enterprise
Of human liberty and independence.
In the fulfillment OF the program |
propose shall ask for the hearty sup
port of the country, of the rank and
file of America, of men of all shades
of political opinion. | would not feel
that | was discharging the solemn OBJ
legation | owe the country we're not
to speak in terms of the deepest
solemnlty Of the urgency and necessi'
ty of preparing ourselves to guard and
protect the rights and privileges of
our people, our sacred heritage of the
fathers who struggled to make US an
independent nation.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
The Household Boss.

He-Ann, | intend to put my foot
down on the next purchase for this
house.
She-All right William; you'll put
1t down on a new carpet.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Hard to Tell.

What Is our national dish?"
We'll, I'm undecided between spa
ghetti la Bo1ton and goulash Mary.
land style"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

Every time two women go %
matinee together they call 1t a theater
party.