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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-16
Biwabik, Mimi.

P~roletarec je ae pisal o medve-
dovem spanju. ki ga spe Slovenci
tukaj. ker pa vendar MISC vsi cd
prvega do zadnjega sami kosma.
tinci. bi bio vendar dobro. da hi
sc zdramili vsaj tisti. XII imajo kai
krvi V zilah in da hi 81 ustanovili
socialisticen klub, da bi tako ven
dar prisli do kakSncga gibanja in
della. &c imamo enkrat tako or.
ganizacijo, bono re loze skrbeli. da
pridemo tudi med zaspance in da
Jill drzimo pc konci.
Potrcben nam jc socialisticen
klub kakor ozeblemu solnca. Sa
smo tudi tukai dclavci in kapita
3gti mas zatiraio, tako ia .vsak lah.
ko cuti ma Svojcm tclesu. In zati.
rail- mas bodo, dokler ne bono do.
volj mocni, Tia 81 priborimo svoic
pravicc. Ia dar nam Jill gotovo ne
bodo nikdar dali.
cato pa moramo biti organizira-
nj; tedaj bo mo imeli moe in IL
glcd. Tedaj 81 bodo delavci tud'
lahko poucili, kaj morejo storiti
kako 81 morejo zbol.iSati svoi polo
zaj.
DclavSke razmere so Sc sedaj ne.
koliko popravile. vcndar nj Sc nj
komur svetovati. da hi hodil sem
kajti brezposelnih je Sc vedno do.
sti, v sosescini, ma Bengar Mine
so pa ravno zadnji teden odslovili
okrog 35 MOI, pa obetajo kapita
listi Sc drugim to. Torej ne hi BIZ
10 pametno hodit SEN ma mic.
S socialisticnim pozdravom
j. Ii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-16
Ely, Mimi.

Ely, MINI.
CenJeni Proletarec!'
Tukaj m imeli mission. Gel te-
den so zvonili in vabili delavce ma
pokoro, kakor da lie Sc ne bi dosti
lmeli. Misjonar Zakrajsek IL New
orka je pridigal, da mu je treba
novlh hlac, suknje, kape, da ina
tudi zelOdec in da stane tudi yoz-
nJa denarja. Pozival .je ljudi. da
naJ glasno molijo IA MIN. Nekega
moza je sprawl V zvonik in mu u
kazal zvoniti, kakor da bi deset
vasl gorelo. VpraSal sem stare ze-
nice, kaj da je. Ola tako bije ma We
likl won, pa so mi povedali Da
slisijo tudi tisti, XII MISC sli ma mis-
Jon. "kuverte so danes razdelili.
ko je plaza pri rudnikih BIO vsaj
kaj wee noter prislo.' Seveda. Ave
Marija ne nOsi dobicka, cato SO pa
zanjo agitirali yes teden. delavske
liste in knjiga pa blatili in prekli-
mali.
Taxi bodo spomini Zakrajskovc-
ga misjona.
Delavci V Ely, %napravimo ra.jSi
SAM svoj mission in ustanovimo 81
organizacijo, Xxi nam DO delavcem
kaj koristila. Sedaj je "a delav-
stvo cas-, da sc organizira, ko so Sc
delavske razmere pc rudnikih
zbolJSale, ne pa takrat. ko hi bilo
della, ker 80 bill slabi cast. Ia
kapitaliste MISC bill mic slabi casi.
in ce bi bill hoteli, hi bilo tudi de
la dovolj. Ali hoteli so. ola Sc de
lavec spokori, pa da jim CARA "a
vsako place.
Organizirati sc je treba. stro-
kovno in politicno. Do prihodnjih
volitev nj wee leto dni. in ce hoce-
10 delavci. da DO kaj boljc, je treba
rokave zavihati, dokler .ie cas-.
ffoletarec Je ma Ely dobro raZ
Slrjen. sedaj ga pa tudi bolje ma
rocaJo. ker so ga p~recastni ''pripo-
rocali.' Tukaj m triie zastopni-
Ike in napeli bono vse moci, da Sc
DO cital Proletarec ' vsaki Hist.
= socialisticnim p~ozdravom
John Taran zaStnpp;L
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-16

Gospe Secar v New Yorku je
krepal pes Phnti. Polozili so ga V
krsto "a $50 dolarjev. Odpeljali SO
ga v avtomobilu ma pokopalisce in
ceremonielno pokopali. Gospa jc
bila v crnini ma pogrebu.
Okrog 25 miljard dolarjev velja
doslej unicevanje v Evropi. Ia IL.
stvarjanje MISC Uncle drzave nj.
kdar toliko denarja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-16

Tudi svicarske strokovne orga-
nizaciJe so mnogo trpele zaradi
vojne. Nekatere so izgubile pc l
odstotek, nekatere pa cez so odsto-
tkov clanov, seveda vecinoma tut
cev, Xxi SO moral domov pod oroz-
je.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-16

Tajnik delavske zbornice V Tu-
rinu sOdrug Marchetti .je bill cadet
cd Sr%apnelovega drobca in je u
mrl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
SALVATION ARMY TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS DINNER

ne salvation Army will give it's an
nuai Christmas dinner to the uoor NJ
ii'h'hohd on Christmas Day. Tho an
school Will be used for the occnsion
ro' the past few weeks officials of
the army have been making their colIs
,"f chari'y either by personal visits or
ny means of the Christmas Kettles
placed at crowded places on Main ana
i'fo''d Streets. While the contributions
have not been heavy in these kettle.
mere is probability that many coins
VIII ma their way in the kettles to-
dag and tonight.
~ the John Marshall High School the
officials Of the Salvation Army hive
nec!i nusE The basement contains
large stores of toys nIru candies for the
children. as well as the other supplics
10 Iced those vino come for the Christ
mas dinner y Christmas tree and the
'iHc-hon"rcd santa; Claus will be a part
OF Tn" program for the amuscmcn; of
the ChiidrcH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
TRIES TO ESCAPE

Especial to The Times Dispatch. /
bANNlLLE. VA. December ga
Hendrix Rector. sheriff OF Grcenvillc
County. ). G.. nearly lost Il negro
prisoner while coming to Danville last
night from Richmond with Albert Bar
more who was arrested In Newport
News Yesterday.
shortly after leaving Richmond the
negro. who was handcured, dartcd from
his seat and tried to make his way
TO the rear platform. He was OBJ
structcd in passing from one coach to
another and the sheriff. who was close
behind him. fcllcd him with "a blow
opening cash over the Negroes eve
The chase caused considerable cx-
CitcuIcnt Oh tho train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Ideal School Lunch
BIZ William Brady. M. D.

What would be- the ideal lunch for
a child OF six to fifteen years of age
to carry to school"
Half Il pint of certified or otherwise
insured milk, in u vacuum bottle in the
warmer season; two thin slices o. we'll
baker preferably home baked bread,
"pr al with Il thick layer OF butter and
generously topped of with sugar, pre-.
icrahly brown SUGAR. The two slices
m"y be clappcd together and wrapped
III some waXcd paper. And for dessert
fresh fruit in season.
Every other day the child might
carry some cold meat, perhaps Two
small sandwiches OF scrapcd beef.
chicken mutton or bacon. instead OF
bread and butter and sugar Ii meat
ana bread are carried, there is no need
oi milk. drini; Of water would 20
better with meat. OF course. no child
under twelve should have any tea o,
one" "t cocoa, ANA ii isn't necessary
i"i amy school child TO carry these slim
nIants 10 school ON days when meat
an" bread takes the place Of bread and
butter and sugar, something In the
way OF sweets may be carried for dos
SEP. couple of small sugar cookies
or picc OF home baked cakc--no hak-
orE Stun--or" perhaps a stick of pure
candy about the only cheap candy tnat
Is III to eat.
Pic ham. tea. coffee. cocoa. md
mm@s sausage. any other than home
cooked meat or home baK od bread
NtuiS, have no place in the school
chIl.s lunch
crackers. peas, beans. cheese. eggs
'i" such preserves as the mother rcr-
srIi knows are wholesome. make suit
able additions to the lunch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Woman and Home
and Potato Gateau

Five apples. cupfui of sugar. Y.
lemon. juice and Srnted rind. . bal>-
ing potatoes. cEEs, I wincElnKsfuI
of sherry, ,. runfui of apple jelly.
=. cupfuI of uns>,cetencd custnrd.
Gore and peel apples and plncc In
doublc boiler with the sugar. lemon
juice and rind. Remove skins from
the potnt0es (Which have been
bnkcdD ana rub the pulp through u
sieve. Separate yOlkH and whites
of eggs. beat Thoroughly md n,ld
To npplc pulp when cool. Add the
potato pulp nnd sherry. bake I'm
creased mold. When done pour the
apple jelly and cuStnrd over the put-
ding. The dish may be decorated
with chopped pistnchiO nuts und
c:tndicd cherries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Mnrrics Three Couplrs.

At his home in Washington street
yesterday Or. Wilkinson. pastor OF
Washington street Methodist Church.
married three couples
Miss Marie Mclean. of Richmond
and Harry Clinton Cox. Of city Point:
Miss Laura y. Avery. Of Prince George.
and j. IL. Clements OF Clarc,nont: and
Miss Dorcas l.. Price, Of Petersburg.
and Matthew G. Wachop, Of Charlotte.
y. T., We're those married.
Rev. j. y. Mcclure. OF tn. Second
Presbyterian Church, yesterday united
two couples in wndlock Miss Edna
Louise Stead. Of Hartford. Conn, and
George r. Sanborn. of Plyricuth. y.
H.: ana Miss Fannie isahson and John
Laasko. natives Of Finland. who will
live NJ liopewcll, We're the parties.
At tho homc Of the bride; parents
at Dinwiddie Courthouse. last evening,
Mr.. Southall. of the Episcopal Church,
officiating. Miss Oracle Jackson and
Adncr Fisher were married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
DISAPPEARANCE CAUSES
INTERNATIONAL MYSTERY
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

NEW YORK, December 23.--Thc dis
appearance of Albert Besnartl's famous
painting. "Peacc." has developed an in
tcrnational mystery. y dozen cables
exchanged between Paris and New
York to-day shed no light on the
matter.
OF the half-dozen people connected
with receiving the famous canvas. not
one would positivelr state that the
shipment had arrived I'm this country
Although the painting was said 10
have arrived here on the French liner
Espagne on December 4. the disappear
ance of the masterpiece was not made
known until late last evening At that
time the police We're notified by Will
liam Francklyn Paris. trustee of the
Museum of French Art, to whom il Is
said the picture was consigned II is
valued at 100000 and was insured
for but onc-tcnth of That amount
Although the painting, Peace is
said to he the chief piece Of the cX-
hibtiOn for French relief that opens
at the Ritz on January >, the affair will
be held as per schedule" Mr.. Paris
said to-day.
Mr. Paris was positive that the paint
ing had been shipped on the Espagne.
''HEifiH Oh inc american rNprcSS COM
pany said they had 40 record Of the
painting having arrived in this country.
At late hour tonight the company
was unable to get any cabicd infornla-
ton from the Paris office
Unsuccessful efforts We're made bv
the French Line to get in wireless com
munication with the Espagnc at sea.
The shipment does not show on the
manifest OF the Espaenc. which is on
file at the French Line office.
The Peace painting was owned by
the French government and was
painted at the order q the government
for the International I'eac. Palace mt
The Hague. II was loaned to the
French for exhibition in neutral coun-
tries TO arouse sympathy for French
benefits The canvas is twenty six
feet high and eighteen feet wide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

seventy or more. ut dinner. and dis
'riputcd Christmas presents. Every
employee was remembered.
AT the meeting last night Of Peters
burg Council. knights of Columbus.
an business FOR the year MAS closed
up ana the council WAS shown to be
IN good condition. financially and
numerically.
Is stated that a number # work
men employed ut the On pont nl,nt
VIII leave for their homes tomorrow
NOT 10 return. There is no difficulty
IN MING their places. as many others
arc waiting to go to work. MANY PEG
PIE rave also LEFT fiopewcil since the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
ICE CREAM ON CHRISTMAS
MENU AT ALL CHARITIES
Purity Corporation Undertakes to Sup
ply inmntcs of institutions with
DcIicitcN For Holiday.

No charitable institution in Rich
"onu need omit ice cream from the
Christmas dinner menu. The Purity
L." Cream Corporation is playing
Santa Claus to the widows. orphans
homes aud hospitals and will dis;ri-
butte frozen sweets with Il generous
hand
Il think | have them all on my list"
said Manager !. II. Fill, who is doing
til" Kris l<rinnlc stunt for the cor
poration. blu, if there are any nstitu-
tons have failed to invite to eat
ice cream with us I want to hear from
them"
Here is the invitation sent out by
-. Nicholas Fill:
Following the usual custom OF the
company and it's desire to make the
unfortunate happy on Christmas Day.
we beg to advise You that we shall
be pleased to furnish you with your
ice cream for Christmas dinner. II
YOU VIII kindly advise us the number
OF inmates in your institution. ana at
what Time your Christmas dinner Will
b" served we shall be pleased to do
this occasion
Wishing YOU the compliments of the
season. remain
Yours very truly
IL II. FILL. Managcr'
Among the many Institutions the
furi'S santa Claus VII visit are: As
soc!atch Charities. baptist Homo for
Aged Women. Beth Ahabah Auxiliary
Chi!dren's Home society, Afro Am.ri-
can Old Folks Home. City Home ana
Hospital, Faith Rescue Home for Err
ihH Girls. Founding Hospital. Francis
can SISTERS Friends Asylum for Color
ed Orphans. Hebrew Home FOR .\rnd
ana lnfrn. Home for Aged Conrcder
ate Women, Ladies' Auxiliary Hebrew
Home. Lee Camp Soldiers Home. lit
Tie sisters of the Poor, Masonic Home
OF virginia for Orphans. Protestant
Episcopal church Home. Retreat for
TIE Siok. Richmond Male Orphan Asy-
lnn. st. Joseph's orphan Asylum. st.
Paufs Church Home for Girls. Shelter
ing Arms Hospital, Spring street Home.
virginia Conference orphanagc, Vir-
ginia Home for lncurablcs, Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Household Hints

If your porch swing squeaks cut the
fingers from an old leather glove ana
slip one over each hook before puttint
on the chains.
The short ends OF candles melted and
mixed with equal parts OF turpcntinc
make a fine polish for hardwood floors.
cupfui of vinegar added to the
water in which colorcd clothes are
washed will often prevent the color
from running.
lf the aching tooth is hollow. fill the
cavity with absorbent cotton Saturatc
with vaScline and dipped in burnt ale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Drcisinn Itcscr,cd.

The argument on the demurrer to
the evidence in the suit OF T-ovcnstein
Brothers against the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company for E2.oGO, which
has occupied the attention OF the IIus-
tinSs Court for the past three days.
was concluded last evening and the
case was taken under adviscmcnt by
Judge Mullen. The decision vii affect
thirty OF more insurance companies
against which suits have been filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
acknowledgements.

Especial to The Times -Dispa;cnI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. beccmber
23.--Finncy Lewis and Miss Ruth
Davenport, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
&. Il. Davenport. both Of Spotsylvania
County. were married here to-day in
the parlor 81 Che Princess Anne Hotel
Rev. X. Aubrey Williams. d. d.. pas
tor Of the Baptist Church, performing
the ccremOny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
VOTERS IN PETERSBURG
NOW NUMBER ONLY 1896
Less Than Usual Pay Poll Taxes to
Vote in Election This
Spring.
CRIMINAL CASES ARE MANY
f"iice Court Kept Busy, and Several
Men and Women Will Face Grand
jury on Charges of Fel0ny-RaiI-
way Yards Lighted.
Especial to The 'ri,nes-Dispn,ch.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dcccinhcr ca
me number Of persons who have paid
'hclr capitation tax and nave thus
qualiiicd themselves to vote for Mayor
ana members of the two branches OF
the council in the spring election is
estimated to h" about l,52j. exclusive
OF Confederate veterans. Tn. nnmbcr
is much smaller than usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

" 1.-The pores become enlarged
because they become clorg"d With
cretions. SO the first thing 10 do is to
use a face brush and pure soap to free
the pores from the SecrctionS. Scrub
Your face with hot water and soap.
rinse off with warm water. then apply
cold water. II possible, rub ice over
the enlarged pores after scrubbinE
them. as ii is most effective in closing
the pores and tonng up ;hc skin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
BOOZE FLOWING IN
DnnNillc People Receive 1000 Gallons
of Liquor in Eight

Special TO The Times Dispatch
bANNll.l.E. VA. December 23.--On
account OF the large quantities Of
liquor. which arc being shipped here
for the Christmas season. the Southern
Express Office has been forced to open
an annex for tho sole purpose OF deal
Ing with these packages During the
past eight days 1000 gallons have been
rccniNod for local people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
GoRDONSN1I.lf.. VA, December ~
Miss Maudc GOWN and Ellie l.add
both OF Albcmarlc County. near Cor
louisville, were married this morning
at 1870 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
News Notes of Interest.

Several scores Of little children were
guests Yesterday afternoon OF the
Junior Kings Daughters at III, Young
Mems Christian Association. y bcauti-
full Christmas tree was pre- Pared for
the little folk, from which presents
were distributed
The Real Estate Development and
Construction Company last night en-
tcrtaincd its statesmen and employees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Memorial to cnrtntn r,nrhy.

I"I'''I.II 10 ne I llllcS- DIT spa tCh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, December
"3.--.h memorial tablet to the late
Captain Alexander Fleet Bauby Of
Tappahannock, will be unveiled by Ar
lngton Lodge OF MasOns ut Millers
Va. on December % 1t will be pre-
scented by William j.. Barhy. clerk OF
the Courts of King and Queen County
and received on behalf of Worshipful
Master w. &. Hcnnolds. by w J.
phillips. OF fredericksburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Home for Infants and virginia lrospl-
NnN-SfnIic.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
ffiSTOl.. TENN. December 23.-AtisS
LYDIA Belle stone. u sister OF James
y stone. mineral land assessor OF Vir-
rinil. was married to Samuel w. Wax
II prominent Wise County business
man. here this afternoon. DR. John
{. Orr. of Suilins College. oiiiciatcd
The bridal trip will include various
Eastern cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Yards I,Irhtpl In,

The Norfolk and Western hallway
has placed arc lights in the freight
yards in this city. from Flee; street
on the west, to Second street. on the
east: and also in tn" new y2rds at
Broadway. on the City Point Road.
Last night the yards were lighted up.
and made asa bright as day, greatly
facilitating the shifting of cars and
the movements OF workbench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
woman Found Dead.

Special to The Times Dispatch
BUENA VISTA. VA, December "a
Mrs. Louise Mcriwcthcr Dickinson
daughter Of the oldest physician in
Hucna Vista, WAS found dead today n,
noon in bed In her room. She WA.
fully dressed and Was holding a r..
volver In her hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

PerSpiring Fcet--What is the hest
ioc;'l Application for p"rspiring feet"
Answer-onc good one is II solution
OF Salicylic acid cone ouncc) in alcohol
'haf pinD-upply once daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

The W"oopinS cough vaccine all around
roth a3 treatment and as preventive
ana k"cD the children outdoors a. much
as possible. ANA make them abdominal
bells with IN !nscrtion OF elastic web
3inS. for support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

sage Your face each night with good
kin food | shall be glad to send
YOU my formula for skin food and in
structious for facial massage. if you
Will send inc Il stamped, addressed en-
Nrlppr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

d" Aliikwccd Again T. c.. Is f.
and \. y. {. have written cncomiurs
u the juice OF milkwecd aY a cure for
watts Thoy applied The Juice to tho
Warts Tor periods of many DAVIS on ,nd
IL" warts disappeared many weeks
Aus""r-i FAIR illustration of human
''HH UNITY. Warts come amd 20. un;n-
.I'd "nd untrcatod. ana ii YOU happcn
~ '''SS your hn"ers few weeks before
lh" gong OF a var, YOU hayc t,iscny.rnd
new cure Mnkw"cd $50. III no do.,I,,
'aN" Il SIMILAR influence upon ppeu
mona typhoid fever sour stomach or
non on the neck People seem f.
ul1k 'h'r" must be so,l.c cure for
'Fo'N'h'rF Why doesn't some one
,'AF".l the infaiiiblc Essence OF Mink :
70" Tor W'rts. AHs"rics Coughs. cold,
ana Catarrh? '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

Witch Hazel is one of the hos; aStrin-
gents known. II is more effective when
warmed Apply with piece of alb
Sorbcnt cotton night and morning. ]
shall be glad to send YOU my treat
ment for blackheads and pinplcs, II
YOU will send me a stamped, addressed
envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

Mildred YOU arc too thin, Mill
drcd. y girl five feet three inches In
height at sixteen should weigh 100
pounds. | am glad YOU made the first
venture. Venture again, won't you?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

Another little gift for the boudoir
is the pincushi"u of taffcta. The
rufficS and stem are of white taft
fcta. while the top is Of pink OF blue,
with bunch of French flowers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

Somebody asked me the other day
IL thought men knew more than
,,.op,,-p ~. ,.i,n N,r.,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-30
BritiaR Orders
Guns Of Japan

Toxic, Nov. 27.-The British gov
eminent has placed orders with the
kure naval arsenal and the Muroran
steel Works for the manufacture of
900 3 inch guns. The guns to be
mnde are the 1908 type invented by
he Japanese navy. Three hundred
guns will be made at the Kure ARISEN.
n and 100 at the Muroran Steel
Works. All accessories viii be
manufactured by the Kobe Steel
Works A formal con.r'c. WIN ho
signed in few days Il IS under,
tood that the guns are for the Bril-
'sh navy
The Kawes0'i Backyard Co.., OF
Kobe has contracted fer the manu-
facture of argc quantity Of shella
or the Russian army The company
has started the wcrr ~ erecting 9
big melting furnace q tt b"arch fac
DRY in Hyogo near Kobe.
An order f." t1OG0 tons Of copper
I'd -No1 t-"- If inc hoo heo nrecent
y placed With the li'sri Duscar
taisha by the Russian government.
II is understood that the company
las accepted the order only for 500
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-30
IF YOUR CHILD is CROSS,
FEvERIsH, CoNsTIPATED
Look MotherI II tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "call.
fornIa Syrup Of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup Of Figs" because in
a few hours all the cloggedup waste.
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
wen, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed TO
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know It's action on the
stomach. liver and bowels is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot.
tie OF California Syrup OF Figs" which
contains directions for babies, children
OF all ages and for grOwn.ups.