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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-03
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power vested in
me in a certain indemnify ing chattel mortgage
executed by the Southern Wood furnishing
CO. on March Is. 1915 and recorded in Book
Ill., Page 24s in officeRecister ofDeeds of Gull
ford County, default having been made in the
payment of certain notes to the Commercial
National Bank and the said notes having been
paid by me by reason of my liability as endor-
ser, l. r. H. Wheeler. the undersigned mort
gagee will sell at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder at the office of the Southern
Wood furnishing Co. on Commerce St. in the
City of High Point, n. G. on August 10Th, at
10 o'clock a. Nj. the followinRsdesCribedp prop
crty, to wit:
w ali the raw material, consisting of silax, tur-
pentne, linseed oil. paints. fillere. stains oils.
gums and wakes; all the machinery and equip
ment consisting of electric motors. mixers.
grinders, Shaftings, pulleys, hangers, betting
and scales; all of the office furniture and fix
lures, consisting of tppewriters, desks, safes.
and chairs; and all other material and manu-
featured stock and book accounts. and any
and everything else located in the building at
the corner of Commerce and Hamilton Streets
in the City of High Point. being the property
of the Southern Wood Finishing Co; also 50
shares ST stock IN the Fourteenth Series OF the
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Asso-
ciation and four shares of stock in the Tom
linson tChair Manufactur ng Company. the
same having been assigned to me collateral.
This the aud day of Aunust 1915.
r. H. WHEELER.
Mortgage
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-03
GO TO THE RESCUE

Don't Wait till Its Too Late-Fo-
low the Example of a High Point
Citizen.
Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching trouble may
come.
Often it indicates kidney weak
ness.
If you neglect the kidneys warn
ing,
Look out for urinary disorders.
This High Point citizen will show
you how to 90 to the rescue.
Mrs. Penny, 115 Taylor ST., High
Point, says: MY kidneys at times
get little out of fix and cause me
annoyance. A few doses of Doans
Kidney Pills give me relief. | rec
ommend them whenever get the
chance. know that they are re-
liable kidney medicine.
SOC, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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$500 Reward. 500

The readers O. this pArsr Will be
pleased to learn that there is st least one
dreaded disease tina science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Calarrh. Halls Catarr-l Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires coostitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. there
by destroying. the foundation of the, dis
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The proprietors
have so much faith in it's curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, OHIO
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-03
THURSDAYS COURT

Self Gillespie, colored, taxed II 7s
and costs for assaulting w. L. Rhvne
and engaging in an ARRAY with A.
thur Mcconnell. The fight foot
place near Bynum's stables.
Brodie and Wayne Garrett con.
tributed the costs in case disorderI,
conduct, consisting of a general
cussing OUT of everybody in front
of Bennett 5 meat market.
After an absence of 10 DAYS Leo
Wright came before the court to An.
swer to the charge of drunkenness
His bondsman Curtis WeIborn had
put up Is plunks for him and
thought he should now be relieved
of further guardianship but acting
Recorder Peacock thought it a bad
example to set-this ignoring of the
laws majesty. However the bond
was modified to read SIS and Wright
was in addition taxed with all the
C. SITS in the case.
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FRESH AIR DOES THE WORK

Port Royal. S. c.. July 31-Plain.
wholesome food, fresh air and reeu.
lar hours caused the recruits Of the
Ninth Drill Company of the United
States Marine Corps, in the train
ing at the recruit depot here, to gain
almost seven pounds per man in
weight, after fourteen weeks of in
struction. This company of fifty
six men weighed. upon enlistment,
8,076 pounds and at the end of four
teen weeks training it increaaed to
8,467 pounds; a gain of 391 pounds.
This same company had a chest
capacity. upon enlistment, of 1909
cubic inches, and. after fourteen
weeks, had increased it to 1892
cubic inches; a gain of 1, 1856 cubic
inches.
The physical gain of this COM
pany was SO per cent.
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Big Remnant And Odds
And Ends Sale

Clean up sale. nice selection of
remnants of all kinds of dry goods.
ST Is white dresses Csc
$3.50 white dresses CSC
1 lot MILDLY blouses, $500 kind
(slighty soiled) for SOC
2 doz. 81 90 chiIdren's Bingham
dresses SOC
$3.50 white skirts $1.69
So. SO white skirts $3.50
All $50 90 suits for SO IS
All $500 suits for $3.50
Be sure and come Friday and
Saturday. Great values await YOU.
LEONARD. BEAVANS-ST STANLEY co
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The GREENSBORO Commercial
School, Greensboro, N c., teaches
bookkeeping and shorthand. School
established Is years. Fall term
begins Sept. 4th. Special rates to
those enrolling beginning of session.
Write for catalogue.
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Rev P. D. Brown and family are
on their vacation to PHILADELPHIA
and in consequence of which there
will be no services at the Lutheran
Church until the 3rd. Sunday in
August
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(Look for the Sign

By virtue of the power vested in uuder-
signed receiwefsSN bankruptcy K. w. Gray.
Bankrupt uuf3er order of the District Court
of the District OF orth Carolina, on the s.h
ing / will offer fpr sale and sell to the highest
bidder tor cash 1T Toninson and Ragan's Sta
BILE in the Cirysof High Point. ~. c., the fol-
lowing horses, Haules and cattle:
Three mules. one horse. one registered JeF-
sey Bull, the incest one you have seen. three
years old, out of a cow that averaged SO pounds
of milk per day for II months and made os2
pounds of butter, pedigree with him; "a head
of Jersey heiferS. fawn cOlored. average 90 per
cent or more pure bred. seQeral have been
bred to the above bull. You can't find or buy
OF this sale and be on hand. rain or shine!
This sale subject to confirmation of the court
on day of Sale.
E. H. G. FIELD.
Receiver.
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EASEMENT TO DIE AUGUST 3
London, July 27-Sir Roger Case.
ment's execution has been fixed for
August 3. Unless granted a royal
reprieve, Easement will be hanged
in the yard of Pentonville prison
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Sale At Public Auction

One Sergeant saw mill on farm
of Thomas E. Evans at 10 o'clock
a. m, Aug. 10th. 1915.
D. H. PARSONS, Atty.
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w. T. Brown is On the sick list
this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
View Lumber Stnndnra.

The work Of Standardization in all
other building materials has devcInucd
y" thoroughly that contractors have
h'ilc dliiicullE III securing just ,hr
tuaiiiHHdcSircd in steel. cement limo.
roofing aud various other essentials
IN structural timber. however il l.,
ms yet difficult to get amy poSitiv.
standards. The Forest Products I.abc-
raiory has been advocating branding
building timber with special trade
mark which shall indicate it's QUALITY
rs thoroughly as does the trade mari.
on other building supplies The
American Lumbcrnan's Association is
cooperating in this movement and
now several of tho largest lumber mills
IN tho country are securing trade
marks for their different products
which shall he absolutely indicative OF
their quality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
News d Fifty Years Ago
'fr"m III" Richmond Dispatch Sept. - 1866

and Th% I"n,n@r has become n,e"s;l> h" again,
as AT any time in midsummer.
T! n,c Mv$ Sn,s n I%se Of ihe OF he
MmmIM"s'nr ';%nrd Of Health rGror,s ,ha, only
That tow" ,y", that Of negro who taken
AMI ," '"" "" aN he[SrS M%S,Grd'v m"rnims
WAS easily at'rihutohl" TO gross imprudence in
sca. M ,1G'si , Of Es FOR snm,'ay
Cnapl or panvii,r and REV DR. i. i.c I. TOW
,,, - - Of Nashriile. Tenn The average at
,"iNlrd officers and teachers. 2la; scholars. IT,
I'll last evening
,,..,, IS rrr",aed ,n"! Xcw n",k COMPANY ha;
IN" Railroad aud viii commences work this
-. y small boy OF hriah, yellow tobacco Sold in
,t by. l"uhen ia i;no Icing @ou 10y reGI
roag S"s ns n"r az" 81 2sGI@ Ia" Or n
country. " Wv
ep raS ' M" t ,Sq @a"ss @ >sp.9xs ~
worth of i;oid and >tvr. treasure on board
IN cmor, is being nadc to induce Hon Ncx
H !,,,i,, S,"rl,%nS ,'e Nicqrrcsihcn, OF III.
cots naell In III. rn"il '' ~ '""' state
.o sr% IRE Ganan.t Mns s''1e."H rreSidcn, lohn
,:"mlS ne I'r"$td'nt m.mhels of his cabinet.
''ch.I"t Grant. Admiral Falragut aud members
~ IN" diplomatic c"rus were the hon"rrd guests
me Tres dent made great speech L. thousands
from the balcony of the hotcl
IN NcM York yesterday $500 bales OF cotton
M"r" sold for ~ TO 81 cents PEI pound Thirty
nNr cents MHs III" lowest price New Orleans
''"Id sofa In New YORK and Richmond li6
The long aud short III the matter President
J"hrScn.S nud tict"iHl tiraut'S speeches on The
nrcscut ,r,ir OF til" Vest THAT is The New
York licrnli's latest joke
Every steamer thai reaches Richmond iron.
N"M N"ri mud philadelphia is heavily Laden
HI
ness ~ very In" at Ia. present Time. and 1t
really h"Ehs L. l""k like h.for-- thc- war times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
The Voice Of the People
"r,trhn."nn'. Opportunity. :.

T" The EIio ot IN" Times plspatoh
!at" IN "nt'ri"lni"e conventions. who eat to-
DAY and are ""rc tp-m"rrow. ga tho history
- ,hr void very prosperous y!ts has crown
from ~. snlloundiu. country. ltioilnoItj needs
,l"re farmers Z" r"duc, m"r' ct"rs more cat
tie, mo-" Shccp more hupS 10 briuc Rich
ihon'I I" bUi more m"u's iu circulation. to
ln!li more houses, Ia urodu," ututr taNcs The
FARMER sells MS crops IN lI"uuunH. h" bus his
supplies n iIchuuud. thc money stays ~ i;cli-
u"nd IN" Ncs' tales much az very life
Hood of iiicbtuonu every year. Sow. it rich
ih'nd purchases . city farm. With a. .:"od lama
as 'u! in t' wolii. Richmond cau say 80 IA,
why II is 1" your !uivnutas- farm mean Rich
mono iu-t"hd ~ purchasing siuc- trl-;,.rc farm
~ california " S2"o-an-acf" ffrtu in illinois
az S2"h-an-itcro farm ia ohio" The >tvanr-r
MI Iih*p IN" "nportunitN near Richmond. The
Time mas come. the hnrVcst is ripe. the cppni-
tunity is h"rc = uchmomd "qu" the DC
caSiuN' or viii Richmond continue " h- The
easy mark for every hungry conventions ~
l"nt" has conventions. I:aiiimuf. has ,onvcu-
tioas ami Iinmiu=lam has conventions. II
Richmond wishes =" UUiclass fh,-. cities she
must lave first class I1ru. +; farm, Tia, the
Lord made tirst-class ~ begin Win Nud every
year the city farm vii! be- worth more ihan tn,
before, aud this object lesson 10 tn. farm
the cost OF tho advertisement.
y riNrAYEH
Iichmomd. Scptcmbrr 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

cone az anc.Ics nf ,,, ,i,,o No.
grow, in m. f,o,biu. ~ 80 pocnt..
an" "H som" "i the Tower and NOR"
aria mounta!u sl"p-s rhi- nut ia
atuu, nh. .i>s ,f g, L.n. 5 ...
a., -
49, ''"'e" !" We
i"Hhd D" 'h.S country There are great
tracts "f waste lima upon which 1,
r,n,y. hu, u,,fn,,,,,,,.
=,
~ ~ "'''"''' '"'N" 'Top Is pro
hu'e" pnlS about 'rce Ia seven years.
So ,hat II 5 lnr..-inl. H.. ,.,u,.
u,.,S, .,,,l Ii
80" '-''
- ~ ""Vhd""'' " i satnei'd IA great
Quantities ~ TIA" Iudinn> and Me.i-
cans. who o.i.u Obtain ,r.ir s,n,i,ay
rs rabniir tn. u,-t or ,n.. r,.t,,,
who'll store. tn, NAT T., tn. bnsh, f,,'
Nlu,"r U.s..
Nnoui "a. ouN pl;oe ii, the cnited
States where ,hc n.Ilor mn, H.. ,.u,-
chased u4ts{dc uf ~, "a, so,,,,,....s,
{, un tho East Sin. In \.v ynrL
similar pin. mt - prt,dii..d II, so,,,b
rlu Eurupe. ana many Of M. rny.j,,
eis living In New Yorz's rrcu. .Ip,,,
Nnd tn. ulnon am execution, sphstt,n,
81 good MANY nuntI,.d ,honsat,.
pounds are srut eyer. .nnd j,,, NON,
Aibuau.rqu.- and l.,s Vegas -, H. .ojd
~ puSh-r-rt men nr Il.s,., S,r.ct Ana
Avenue :,
ASIDE from This little Industry. IA.
business uf katherine wild uu;S to.s
npl amount - mucn .\hont ia one
pounds wcr. reported by the oast ,cn
say as tn" amount of via uuts uro-
,il.,rl In iii. ro,,u,rv mn n,,.,.i,
has undoubtedly incrcaecd in the last
i.w Years Th.u 90 no .nnsU
takers probably ala not a..n,,n, ~,
an of ih, rIi~ rbirn v.r, r,,h.r.,
and stored in rayratS NOT .l, To-,
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Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Glands In the .cc,,

The other day" saws one az the vorld-. r,rc.
most throat Specialists "t removed ,n. ta,.il.
Of small child having q iurn,h If ...,.i,
glands ocniarecd iynpn nodes b., In. ,cr.,
nearly a large fist the dnr,,., i.-..
paw like a prize fighters '.,ylii.I, ,i,,,., 49,,
tircly disa ppcar"d III INC space Of "a v..l ,r,.,
tho operation. In other cases .iauduir 80,
Engagements III the neck may, ami do. frc4ucntlv
increase for.n short time after operation ,,.hi,i
,hcsc structures 's''
nodes. and are tn" result ia every in.te,l, f
some infection with bacteria whrl, y.tr '
trance into the lImphatic channels tIrri,.i. ,,.
another Of tho following ports ds.avol
iG"tl i"''nmen gums IpN"r,c"" rep
nasal caiarrh. middle car disease or r,iruinr
car akin troubles "f face or scalp Tr.,, I
,o,sls arc The usual und"rlyinn LESSONS. .aj
,h"rc is little I" be gained by trcatiu.. ,Sc
enlarged glands nntl the port OF entry is e.,tci
by. rr"p.ccIr irra',n"n' ly dentist or Ioc,or
Of the rcck lymph nodes. III" infeotiou g.frir.
entrance precisely IS III" ordinary infection.
do Ia scrofuia til" cniaiccntcu, is ,e,,a,,t,.
much greater than in simpI" plandular inr.,
lion. and frequently gland will sortD, sr
uurate and discharge upon the surface. l.,.,a
a sinus which heals with diticulty am. 49,,
ugly scar.
entrance for the cauaativc Infection I'm s.,,,f,..,
or tubcrcular glands The same general aiaI,;.,o
ncnt that ordinarily found curative iu NH.
good hygiene the supervision Of u good d,
tor and such medication rs he finds uccessn,,
from time 10 'h"'. sun baths arc "f great
value when taken with good Judgment
The question Of operation for enlarged .liuds
is n mooted one. We can only express /, NO.
sonal view.
II there is hut one la,g" gland ar r.rI,,n,
Two il may he good treatment to Ii,cIr,. -
radical removal &c there ar. several ,no,,
ton had better he avoided. provided such rn,,-
oral treatment as thovc suggested is availuI,l,
over a ,.riod Of many months or years IT .
iu,np threa tons to break upon the surface III.
Is If II softcns in tho "rutrr and bccnn.s ,,I
hcrrnt the skin--thcn either aSp.Y,,in,, -,
Nt,tI ,pl q al a., i,,.i
drainage IS always advisable. 10 prc , ..ri ~
upIy soaring and prolonged dschafa.o IRON, ii.
Gstuln OF siuus rupture Of Tho assccSs certain,
lcnvcs !:ut operation il % hc con. ,dcr,b ,,,l,
rs an alternative when the "pon-ail III, ie inn.
possible
AZ fo, local internal remedies rhrv ,,.
GA pal,lc of doing more harm Than rood IN,
| must bc left To tic phN sirian's choice.
Questions nnd Answers.
The silence Of septic FoCi eau teeth wl,i,I
give no local symptoms whatever be foci OF in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
fIit OptltliiSf,

There was once II man wj,n smiled
because the day was bright.
because he slept at night.
because God gave him sigh,
To gaze upon his child:
because his little one
could leap aud laugh and run.
because the distant sun
Smiled on the earth. he smiled
lie t"i!cd aud still was glad
i;ecanSe the air was free.
l;ccauSt he loved. and she
That claimed his love and hs
Shared all the joys they had,
because the grasses grew.
because the sweet winds blew
Because that he could how
Mud han!imcr. he was glad.
because II" lived he smiled.
And did moi look ahead
With bitterness or dread
Hut nightly sought his bed
AS calmly as child,
And people called him mad"
For being "lways glad
With such things as he had.
And shook their heads and smiled.
IS. Il. kiscl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

.m,'"h: hay" eight teeth with large filings
W." are dead teeth Have been i'll FOR six
n,"'.hS with grippe slight ,c,nprrature
""''rhih Sh"r'n"ss Of breath. persistent pain
49, "''k OF neck. righteousness urd aching all
~, ''hNc had my iunsils removed. Ny ply
'N'nh can find N" explanation for my trouble
on ,h"f"urh examination. had slight c.,docar-
vy",, 'r."'hcr. which cleared NJ f,cr "a few
weeks i"st IN In" hospital
,,,va WEI Yes Septic foot arc usually silcnt
',,'Nc IN" Jaw N-raNrd and the piatc Will dix
''"Ec ANY hidden ro,i Your condition might
c"s''N IL" scpticacmia from aucir ruci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
Queries and Answers
cemcn, 1" Stop Crn-k. In " bod

Mrs. Slut amy quantity of nuc Sa.,diIst ur
The same kind OF Wool INTO an c.lili,.u ,.u and
p"nr boiling water ON II. stir Il wcil ana let il
remain i"i week % Ten days. occasionally
stirring 1t. then boil IL for t.!nc ANA il
viii he o. tn" consistency % pulp "r paste: put
~ mt" - coarse cloth and squeeze all The utniS-
trtc from it. Keep for use. aud When wanted.
miN SUFFICIENT 'itlnniitN OF Min glue 10 make
IL into paste. rui, II Wei into the cracks ana
when Guit" hard ANA dry .lc;,u tho work OF ami
IL cav"fnlly don" you viii scarcely discern IN.
iu!,tc,C.Viiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

Ion cr confined 10 a very small percentage
OF the population.
This view has been confirmed hy the state
mon Of Tie Mexican commissioners. who have
suggested that redistribution Of Mexican
lands. through CarranAa's taxation scheme.
may erect q solution Of McNico'S internal
troubles. Whether this would emu all OF
McXico's troubles may be doubted. II is GER
tain. however, that MeXicos internal peace
Viii never be assured umUil the slavery OF
hopeless uoytrty is abolished and this is one
OF The necessary steps to he taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

Please tell ne what the result "f the
trlal Of Abraham Hurf. The san francisco ,osS "
T.. T. EARNEST
lie was--Scntcnccd 10. scrN" fourteen year. in
The pcnitemriary. beginning March :. iAII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

can y"u inform III" how many Circuit courts
there are
NJ the date of the adoption Of the present
Constitution there were seventeen. Th.r. 49,
thirty on" uow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

May - book agent be prosecuted Tor rrcciv-
ing - payment voluntarily made 10y IL minor on
debt owed by his sister: T. H. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
M I iianGc.

80" fcroro ~ were married YOU said / MAS
TN" d"s.-.t OF Tire ieUl.
Ana since have had pay Your bills
have been confirmed IN ,hai cstinat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

Realty is only skin deep. nud the ',ru: ST on
Narici. d"csnt penetrate cNcn that fIr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

';fubps 'id tina, las, cook you had stay with
you Long?
S,uhhs Nell, it seemed 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
democracy
Above
.lIitUCraCy

commended for
question. The
president " no
pf the common
human beings
S.ph New S-IhcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12

The Hughes dolls ought TO
prove an important adjunct to
Inc republican campaign. They
are perfect emblem, MIR.
Hughes is the ideal dolls can
hiNntC All tic ilu.hnS iSSnns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-12
.,noti,cr Allied uncn.i,c

~ would seem that the allied offensive from
| SaloniM halted whiie certain differences
Win Greece were being ad iUStcd. is in motion
az last Hrdish troops havc crossed the
Struma River. ii the face OF Bulgarian fire
and arc engaged in attacking villages on the
"aa'rIu bank Of tic stream. Evidently the
strong 'irue OF G"riLau and Bulgarian,
armies into Boumauia accompanied by con.
spicuous successes. has forced the allied hand
~ tbCrc arc 100000 or 100 900 allied
soldiers on The Salonki front and somewhere
between l5o.0o0 and 250.0OO Italians opcra,-
ihp from Nviona. in Albania. as corrcspon-
dents inform us is the fact, the allies are i'm
d position to take the offensive whenever they
desire liulaarlu's line stretches from the
eastern frontier of Greece nearly 30 the
Ndr'llc and. though at points the natural
leicnscs are strong. so much extension must
leave favorable points o! attack
Russian troops. marching across tho Car
ua'iiUne. already have penetrated North
eastern Serbia. with The exception OF the
uHeerainty as 10 Greece no reason appears
why the allied onslaught from the south
Should by further delayed A. any rate Ger
man ana Bulgarian success in Dobrudja
makes action imperative. There is every
U5eiihood the great offensive in the Balkans
Soon ~ be in fun swing
.nc Padcrcwskis are appealing fer helm
Tor suffering POLAND. II Isnaco would sell a
Ioek o' his hair 10 every enc Of his adorqrs
&" might realize tidy sum. and stil leave
oAah TO part
Ralnrc long young men who have been
working during 'lc summer months will take
10 liic serious business of ljfc- ON the foot
he. Geld
Nr liughcss best answer 10 the twenty
"nr Democratic questions would be: y want
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Mr.. Hu.IicS
1U:l
His Dolls

ere d"llish M The Hughes speeches. are stun.
go W. Saw.usi \" doll is concerned with the
,'ilti.S OF life OF Interested in human affairs
"Nt an dolls are respectable and dccorous. Those
iWu 'hih. talk in mechanical way and do
NhnW al" meaning "f what they No doll
c'nil" 81 us own initiative offend the German
N''" CO.. alicnatc Wall street campaign contrib
U'"'S 90 formulate policies OF government nor
Won" II by amy possibility understand the opel-
Itl"nS 81 Woodrow Wilson'S mind The Hughes
""i,S arc no less inspiring than The hughes
I,''Hct powder. and NJ last icc that the
,,.'ruhliran campaign is in full swing.---Ncw
York World. --l.ss -,
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l'cIt;lliIrl
for
Patriotism

.,iGn t" permit them 10 vote if not returned
!" ihciI nome. hut feels that il would be wrou-
:" pu' The state to the necessary oXpciisc If
INC leg iS!at"rs refuse to attend the session IT
rs hardly To be expected that tho lc.isIu tors
VIII rcius" in a case 50 plain. There is abso-
iutelH 40 argument against tho proposed iccis-
iatl"n; ihcrc is every argument Of Justice and
rnbic policy IN its favor. II to h;,v We
my riii"ch- Soidicry IN the country. cannot
"N"rd to deprive men OF their franchise for
d"inG their duty.-ChicaSo Tribune
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Questions Answers.
The silence Of. Septic Foci teeth \yl,i,I,
give no local symptoms whatever be foci OF in.
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The Governor has put nj, In
the Legislature tho question
whether national .uar,lsmcn on
The border shall dc pcualizcd FOR
ihcir PATRIOTISM IIc says he IA
Nors - special session nud lccis
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Current Editonal Comment

Calling tho present admins
irdiinn the FIRST that has placed
hcnloc.icN above antocracy. tie
CHICAGO Federation OF Labor In (
dispatched to President Wilson a,
lengthy Telegram. in which he is
n his stand ON the cight-hour-,lay \.
q message calls Wilson the FIRST
; really has understood the causr
on people and the first 10 place
above property rights. 81. 30
cSS.