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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

% To protect and defend the consti- tuition of the United States and all laws passed in conformity thereto and to pro- tect the states from all invasion from any source whatever.
 ''3. To aid and assist in the execution of all constitutional laws and from trial except by their peers in conformity to the laws of the land''
 THE GRAND WIZARD
 The empire, as the klan was known was ruled by the grand wizard Gen. Ma than Bedford Forrest, the gallant and dashing Confederate cavalry leader. Each state was known as a realm and the ruler was the grand dragon He was as- sisted by eight hydras. A group of coun- ties was called a dominion ruled by-a grand titan and six furies.
 Each county was province, under grand giant and four goblins. The unit of the organization was the den and the members were known as 9houls. The membership at one time numbered over 500,000 Their mysteries and ritual were never written until after the grand wiz ard dissolved the order in March, 1869.
 A SIMILAR ORDER
 A similar order was started in Lous- jana known as the Knights of the White Camelia. The shihhbeleth of both organ izations was 'the supremacy of the white race,' and that has survived in the south to this very day. At first the Ku Klux Klan devoted their efforts to putting down disorder among the bad negroes. Generally all that was necessary w; S to play upon the credulity and superstition of that race. They would ride up to a negros cabin in the dead of night and enc of the riders would call for a bucket of water, which he would drain to the bottom by using a concealed leather bag. He would then say that was the first drink he had had since he was killed at the battle of Shiloh This is very ef- feetively shown in ''The Birth of Ma tion."
 Another would wear a skeleton hand and another would take off his skull and ask negro to hold it while he ad- justed his backbone. These things always had the desired effect Later on they went after the vicious carpetbaggers and scalawags. It was the brave deeds of the Ku Klux Klan that saved the south from a worse fate than had ever before been the aftermath of war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

Only Sanitarium In the World Givinx
 Unconditional Guarantee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

is needed to make her ready for the plunge is certitude of victory. And since the Russo-Japanese war the Jap- anese have felt that their military abil- ity is second to none, which is prob- ably quite right
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05
Not to Be Pified

From the Chicago Herald.
 Pat (to Mike): 'I got letter from . friend"
 Mike: '~Yesg'
 Pat: ''He says. Every ribs gone I've only one shoulder, and I expect my legs will be gone by the time you get this letter."
 Mike: Poor fellow. Is he in hospital in France?"
 Pat: NO; he is in a butchers shop'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

one hears them playing on a vina one can't help wondering how David ever came to make such an impression on Saul.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05
But He Didn't

Young Dude-Are my clothes ready? Tailor-Not yet, sir
 Young Dude-But you said you would have them done if you worked all night Tailor-Yes. But I didn't work all night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05
THE KU KLUX-KLAN, A
 PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
Was Organized As An Institution of ChivaryWas Formed Pulaski, Tenn in 1866-Had at One Time Membership
 of 500,000- Played on Superstition of Negroes

N PROBABLY the most thrilling in David w. Grf- fith spectacular production, The Birth of Nation'
 D which to the Jefferson for week commencing Sunday matinee March those in which the ghosty garbed ghous of the Ku Kux Kan ride mady to the of the and children of the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

The makers of an automobile accessory of unquestionable merit, and for which there is a steady and increasing de- mand, want local or state selling agency. or wholesaler to introduce their patented device Exclusive ter ritory privileges. Big profits. Prompt action required. For full particulars address
 William E. Jordan
 N. F. Cor. Broad and Race sts.
 Philadelphia. Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-05

Our guarantee means something. Not one dollar need be paid until a satis- factory cure has. been effected We dI dDaWai symptoms. No extreme eal nervoua- W3ua- ness, aching of limbs, or loss of sleen. Patients unable to visit sanitarium can be treated privately at home. Refer ences: Union Bank 6 Trust Co.,, The American National Bank, or any other Citizen of Lebanon.
 Write for Free Booklet Mo- 30. Ad. dress
 CUMBERLAND SANITARIUM C. J. Sanders. Mgr. Lebanon, Tenn
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aricss NadbriHten,
(TortIebund BON Geife i

lteberaG int OentidJen @eidje lOlen
itabtifde golfsfiid)en e~inaeridltet
iueroen. Dem 3ei6gtag ipirS cine
&orlage %eingereidjt inerbem, Die cine
geiuillisitns fir biele 3tuede madJt.
GeiienOe in 9eittIdld1O iuunoern
iid, bak iiberaa 10 piele 2ebensmit-
tel p%orbanSem iino nn6 Saf alles 10
bilig lit.
@ns 2Dmbpn ipir6 berid)tef, oas
lett gesinn BEG arieges ant Ben bri-
tiidlen SnieIn onrd oentIGe ansrif-
fe, per 2nftidiff D0er &riegsIdnff,
$50 8eriOnen setOtet nn6 1916 Der
lest ipprben finS.
9entide 2nftidiffe baden Sic
cnaIiide 2nftidiffitatipn in Ser BEL
siiden Stabt Iarnes @enrne) NIT
Grf0lg bumbarbiert.
Cine Depeide aus Berlin laat.
Gin Greoit BON 5ebn Miaiaroen
Warf, Delber in g6loe pom Meids-
tage geforoert neroen miro, miro
Die Observation-Disclosures anf flint
gig Miqiar0en Marf bringen, mo-
bon bereits SO MiGiaroen ourh
Inleiben aufgebraft muroen. 8Gb-
reno betreffs Der fiinften &riegs=
anleihe nod feline gin5elbeiten be-
idloiien Doroen iino, ertpartet mait
bod Die Muflage oerielben i'm Sep.
tember nno gu elmer 3insrate bon
5 Hro5ent, uie BET ben friiberen Irl=
leiben. Das Shabnmt fuirb in5fui=
iden Die n0tigen JonDs, ipie BET
oen friiberen @elegenbeiten, in Or
fDurtuna Der Mrleibe blird Sdos-
amtsnoten aufbringeit. Die Musr
lidten fir Die Inleibe tperoen als
ginitig betraftet. Die Sabrifmten
in perS1ieoenen granhen beroie-
men groBe Yrofite uno oie alisge
5eidieten @rntenusiihten Eladen e5
tuabrlbeinlidk ooB Die 2nnobeDolfe
riing iih ltarf beteiiigen miro. Si=s
itml5freiIe betrahter oie meftere
gntmidelung Der Sinan5iernng oes
arieges NIT @elaiienbeit, sd lie
iiber5eugt lino, oaB 9eutiflano Sen
anitrenaungen better gemnfien 1T
als Die feinolihen 2drloer. MuBer-
Dem 5efgen Die 9riegsausgabeu
9eutidlmOs I'M @egeninb 3u eini-
gen Der feinoliden lonoer eber Ell
ne Neignng 8ltr 4bnabme nis 5ltr
3unabme.
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8.

&ongreBmam Hobt. 6. @enrp
bat beim YoriiBenoen oes oemofra=
tii6en Staatsfomites saul 8aples
oen Mntrag eineereibt, bob iein
Same als Sendtoren &anoioat aui
oas Eidet fir Die 8rimar @ablen
gelest miro.
@ouperneur 5ergulon miro
oie &agne fir ieine 0ieoer=
pabl nit elmer Geoe in @aeo am
10: sunni eroffnen, er miro oarin
ivinen @dblern Hedenihaft iiber
feline Mmtsfiibrung ablegen uno ale
BON ibm paiiierten MaBregeln reht=
fertigen.
@alpeiton lit felt Samitag
abeno init fal{den $10ABiIs iiber-
idmemmt. Die fallden Sheine iino
cine Nddabmung Der Soften Der
neuen sSeoeral @eIerpe ganf lie iinb
cine aleinigfeit fiir5er uno better
in Sarbe dig Die ehtenb iolen ober
ionit lebr geidift ausgefiibrt iein.
Ser Strafling Srnnf aenep,
Der negen &aubereien uno anoerer
Ierbreden bereits gu f2t Sobren
3u1tbm1s perurteilt moroen lit,
miro in Dallas pegen Moroberiu1s
nohmaIs pro5eiiiert peroen. gr lit
angeflagt, oen 9eteftipen gimife,
Der ben gerbreder IN @emeinldnft
nit Dem @ebeimpoli8iitcn Smith in
eiftem 2~ogierbaltie perbnftete. ges
idloiien ulo permmloet gu baden.
9airh ltmidlagen zines Sit
0erbooteS ertranf I'M 2ampaIas
sHuile BEL ail1een, lit Ser Nabe BON
Semple, Der 8nnn5igiabrige 3uoolf
Sdaal5e; Ieinem 8egleiter, q. 8l-
faId, gelang es, einen oas @aIfer
iiberbdngen0en 3neig 81 erareifen
nno iid oaourd BON oem Sooe beg
grtrinfenS 3lt retten.
SSrau Cora syloge bon 3alas
itarb gar5 pIoblid, mahreno lie on-
nit beiddftigt NOR, gis-gream fir
cine In5ab1 Sreunoinnen su berei-
ten. Die @erftorbene NOR 81 Sabre
aft, 8luterguB in's @ebirn miro nls
gooesurIode aneeaeben.
0ah Shdbuneen Der @an-
oelsfommer BON Dallas nebfnen ct
ma 10000 Eerionen an Der am
9ienitaa BORT itattfinoenoen uYrepa-
reoneB~ Yaraoe tell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30
Treie YreHe fir seras: 9ienHag 30. WQai 1916.

allf benz Der &ompagnie ~geborigen
Streifen 2anoes 5uiI4en Ser Giper
4benue nno Breckenridge gorf tie
gen, Der Staot gum @el6enf st ma
6en. Die 9amen perpflidten lidl,
Ole idon perfauften Cots 31riifsu=
faufen uno Dem Yarf ipieoer ein5l-
perleiben.
SSSSn Sitter BON So SSSabren Itar6
Der Zimmerman @ilbelm Srieori6
2ebne. Der Geri6ieoene miro BON
Ieiner @ittue, flint Godtern uno
8pet Sobnen iiberlebt. Die 8eeroi=
gl1fg finoet atf Dem lntberilben
6rfeobofe ltatt.
Gin geipilier S, 8. Deans,
Der mls Gomonoton, Canada, ltam-
men ioG uno ft6 auf Der Geiie BON
Seem Oorf nod Californian befano,
lit I'M Itaotilden Soipital %geitor6en.
Ser Wann mar auf Dem bier obenos
$50 eintreffenoeh 3uge Der
Soutbern Gaeific 9abn ploBli9 err
franft nno muroe bebufs ar5tli6er
8ebanolung pom 8abrbof nab Dem
Granfenbouie transporter, mo ct
fur5 na6 Ieiner 4nfunft oerihieo.
Die uSeras Cotton Seeo Cru
iberS" &onbention miro ol1genbIid<
lih in ~unierer Staot a~bgebalten.
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gns ser StabthaQe.

Die Sroinan5, BEN ftaotildeit SIR
beitern $1.75 fir a6titiinoige So
gesarbeit gu 5ablen, anitatt mie bis
Der $3.50 murbe allgerommen. 9a=
fin ltimntten 2a1bert, @arlono,
llbr. Dogegen Mapor 8rotpn.
9earnep NOR abmeieno. Der Weapor
erflGrte, oaB man fir $3.50 pro
Sog 10 piel merifaniide arbeiter
befommen fam, pie mani baben min
unb oab fat Iamrntlife Mrbeiter
Mferifal1er iinb. Die 2obnerbobung
miiroe abernals cine grbobung ser
Stelterrate init iih fitbren. Sur
8e8ublltng Der Saldre uno 2obne
fir ben Monat Mfai lprrben SOL
602.10 mgefpieien. l1br Itimmte
oagegen. Intpobner bon @eit Saas
abenue proteitieren oaeeeen, oaB Ell
1er giienbabn ientals oas @eee-
recbt onrd) tire StrnBe erteilt tperoe.
Ser 8. Sunni miro als y8repareb-
neB Dan" aiaeeiest. Weain Mpenlle
uno Srend 9lace tperoen gepflaitert
Die g~eteerteii @ege I'M gradenrioge
uno San Georo Barf peroen emit
geeengertommen. @uf Mnfragen BON
l1br erfldrt Ser 5tabtanpaIt Sill
lette, oaB er ibm MIR oann Elm
idriftlibes ltrteil iiber Die BON Tim
borgelegten Srbinan3en geben miro,
tpenn i'm Der Mapor uno oie Som
miiI1re basu autorifieren.
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Sosfets balbiabriser Mnsperfanf

beginnt am 9onneritag in gerbin.
oung nit Der .@roBen meiBen 5air"
9iele Gerfaufe meroen ipeaten bon
Der 0amentnelt nit Spamling er.
Dartet, oenn ie bieten anufgelegen.
beiten, mie fie ielten geboten mer-
ben. Der @norang lit benn a1dJ
gefp0bnlih iebr ltarf uno es emf
pfieblt fid, ben 2aoen frib5eitie
5i belllhen, Inn bequem cine 4us-
nail Der geipiinlhten 4rtifeI tref-
fen 5u f0nflen. Sic Musmabl Ser
8aaren lit reihbaItig nno MIes iii
ourbaus iaiiongemaB. Ber bel iei-
men gtitfalfen @elo lparen min, Ser
oerfeble nidt, Dem Ausperfnlf BET
5lipobnert.s
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@rnnbeiaeatums . rlebertraaunaeu.

6. ". Qeonaro an 2ouiIe $. 2eonaro,
@runoftiid an Der 8eit Saa 9benue
$15.
g. g. Bed mnb Srnu an Gus 6ueb=
ner IT. @runoitiid i'll Siablanb Bnrt;
$40 II. u.
MugnIt Stebes an @eorge Qebr
@rlnbftiid in 9iltportb unb @reen Ger.
race; 500 II. ".
Some 8nilOin9 giioeiafiou an { g
I'M Githsglod 1929; $500 IL. 81.
SO. llcpnih an Charles SO. 9foberts
@runoitiid an Soutb Alnruo StraRe
ST II. u.
Glamo Sron @orfs an Curtis 6nnt
@ruuoitiid an Der Ode Der Nebaoa unf
Serauipu CTR; $3.50.
Aunie @altrin9 an SEQ. &ptd1ernid
@ruuoitiif an Der @Iaoftone NoeRue
@laoitone @obition; $40 II. q.
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6elratsfheine. Uebnrten.
EoorsfGae-
$ etratsih lie

WeIIe
CHARLES 8, Eaubert uno gupbie
8iais.
Bouts Sod uno 4ntoinette GoeD.
grnit Sraaf @anjura ut1o Min.
ME 2lila 9uoeritaot.
augult &ortb II. &llbp De Salme
@alter @rapes Minimer rno
Wartba Margaret Slider.
Mar Mlpert uno Belle Berger.
Sames 90. 2anrence INN Bar
bard Saaff.
@ebMrteu.
6. s. Staben uno sSrau, Elm
M1ohen; 2ouis Cole uro Srau, Elm
attabe; Cigar BON Sutton ii. Sralt,
elm anabe; CHARLES 8eimer mo
5rau, elm 4nabe; 81. 6. Sen5 nuo
Srau, Elm &nabe.
gooesfGIIe.
2ouis Seibel, 81 Sabre; @enrp
4ugult &lob, IS Sabre; CHARLES 6.
Sdneioer. 60 Sabre; Sran anna
bon SdeeIe, 81 Sabre; elena Wsiiil.
senberger, 2h Monate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30

Die erbobnng Der 2obnc Der
itdofiiden Nrbeiter lin % Gents per
Gag lit polfig ungeredtfertigt. Cine
8~e3ablnng BON $3.50 pro Gag III
ourfaus geniigeno fir Die leidte
Nrbeit, Die lie 81 perridten baben.
Grit redt miro oos sSeoem eiiiIeud).
ten, Der einnal 8ligeleben bat, ME
uenig tie iid babel anitrengen; ie
fonnen babel bunoert Sabre ali
mer0en. IS miro 3eit, onB Der 81.
beraIit1t Der Staot aommiifdrt
Ginbnlt getan miro; tie Ifeiner
st glaiiben, oaB Die Steaerfraft oei
8iirser gar niff erifJ0pft meroer
fam.
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VI Tier /.

- Murgen 1T Ser Iette Sag, an
benz bic itabtiiden Steuern bc5abl1
tperoen f1nnen.
Der 8lan Der nen gebiloeten
Commonwealth ganf ano Srnlf 60,
Die @elbdfte Der inlolpenten 8eii
|Gerns 8anf ano gruit Company
am 80. Wfoi gu iibernebmen una
Die lleue 8a1lf an bieiem Gage 5l
eroffnen, bat lib leioer nidf Der
mirfliht; Die @erbanolungen 5pi-
ld)ef1 ben 8ireftoren Der Common
nealtb garf nno Der Stnats-ganf
&ommflion lino abgebrpben uno
Der m Samltae erteilte Charter
miro Dem Stoat 5uriifgegeben. Der
gorlibenoe oes bic Mftiondre Der
Commonwealth 8nnf reprdlentie-
renoen Gpnlites s.. s.. Drought err
fldrte, Dab man nod I'M leBten gu-
genblife entoedt babe, oaB Die Ser
pfIihtllngeil Ser inIolpenten 8nnf
bel weitem groBer ieien, ols Der
8unffommiiIdr ioiDie ben &epraIen-
taliten Der nellen ga1f befannt ge-
tueIen ndrell. aommiiI1r Eotterior
fiibrt aus, Dob oie Commonwealth
9anf $250,000 anltatt Der perein.
barten 100000 aus Dem Barantie-
Sono Derlangt batte uito oaB oies
fir bic 9anf aonlmiilion imam
nebmbar gemeien lei. gluh laBt Yat+
teripn ourbbliden oaB Die 0irefto.
1 rem Der nellen 8anf mol einen In'
fturm Der 9epoiitoren Ser nidt Gin
len tragenoen uuo nidt Deriiherter
aontos eefiirdtet bdtten, cine bieiig,
Nad5mittaes 3eitlng babe Dor Ell
nigen gagen einen 2eitartifel perof
| fentliht, Der bodft beunribigenoel
Matur gemelen Jet unb cos Ser
trauell Deg Yublifums erIhiitteri
b1tte. Mit Ser a~ns5ablung Der MIDI
| geiiderten uilo nidt 3inien tragen
| ben &ontos miro urper5iiglih begon
men peroen; aommiiiar 8atteriof
ldBt Die Gbeds iebt aisidreibeu mi
ben Oepoiitoren 5uldiden.
Hepr1lentant Slap0en bat lei
ne annoiootlir fir oas BON inn bis
her eingenommene 9lmt als Son
greBmann oes IA. teranifden 81
itrifts a~ngeneloet itno ben Dor
iibenben oes oemofratilden aomitel
fir Ben Ia. 9iitrift, Spbn s. Nooe
erind)t. ieinen Namelt anf Dos Sri
m1rpab[ gidet si ieben.
- Bon Sort Sam Soulton fonn
Die Meloung, oaB nit Der Mefrlitie
r1lna Der Momnihaften fir Die neuei
SruppenteiIe, nelfe Eerns 5ur Is
Gipiliun 81 itellen bot, u~nper5iiglid
b~egonnen peroen ion. Hefrutie
rungshiiros weroen IN alien groBe
rem Stdoten oes Stoates er0ffnet
ais @nperber neroen Gffi5iere De
teraniiden 9riaaoe fuflgieren. 9i
Brmoesregierung miro ben Grams
port un6 ale anoern Soften beitrei
ten.
9ie Bon gcouts" BON ga
antonio baben IN Der 8eit : Com
merce ct, an Der Gfe ser Galino 81
Elm giiro I'M Sntereile ser o8repo
rebHeB~ &nmpagne nit DEM Woi
TO 0Seio porbereitete eroffnet. 81
b~eabiidtigen BON ben 8iirgern DO
ISan Mntonio iunerbalb Der n1ditet
Sipei Sabre $4,000 fir lire 3ned
8uiammenBuldnurren: Die SSungen
iino qor miht oummi
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6aus Sn Derrenten.

Sas nntere nno D6ere Gtudwerf
BON @r. 2t8 Of-gommeree Strnke
1T s1 berrentem. 9Gbere Mnsfmnft in
Der Office Der u6reien ErrTe".
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MarefsBerih
Baumuoae.

VnHmiuDi[e.
Gan slntonio, Ser. 12% Gets.
Collection, geifern, feline gorie.
GDttonfamcn- Trpoufte.
Sun Antoniu, Ser, 80. @ai 1916
Brime CRUDE Cotton 9eeo Oil, 20
geuts bet @nlIpne
Stem gprf, 80. @ai. Spot ltno
SUM. 5000, sui. $1O.75 mo
$10.76; 4agrlt, $10.81 nlp $10.84;
Oftober. $1,000 lno $1,000; Nobeuss
Der. $1,000 uno S10.27; 0e5ember.
1913 uno 1915, Sanidr. 1915 nuo
1920.
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3ar1n-yroonfte.
WenlaE.

VtAuulL.
&artpffela, Neue Seras, 1925; Gu
~lifornin $40; COLORADO, $3.50.
SiBe aartoffeln. youiiinna. $1.75.
glumenfobI. $1.75 fir ~ Gtiif.
Somater, Seras, 4 &0rbe, $500 unb
$t.25.
aaoiesden. 3oe t. 1 9bo. giuoeI.
3fuiebeln, Segas 8ermuDa, $t.75 per
Crate; Choice. $f.25; gbrbftaI @ay.
$1.75.
9ohl. $3.50 II. $500 Der Crate.
Spinat, Toe per 8nlfel.
8eteriiIie, S5c per 9bb. <9iiuoeI.
Squaib, Toe per gufdel.
gierpflan8en, $1.20 per 8uSdeI.
aopfiaIat. $500 per Crate.
@riiner 8feffer. Eeras. $3.50 uno
$f.75 per Crate.
3eerrettiasW nrseiu. per Hfo. 1915
Bobnen. California 8aboug. 1915;
Colorado $500; Gina. $6.25; Nabh.
1925, Blad gbes. 1925; Crime Bob
men, per gu5deI, $3.50.
BeeteH. Acc per Dbo. sBiinbe[.
Sfra, $3.50 fir bier 8uldlef.
@eIbe 8mrseln, 40c II. 45c Der Gbo.
Seaerie. 90c IL $t.00 per 9bb.
gieI-Nnrft.
San antonio. Ger. 80. gai 1916
&iibe, $4.15 bis $500.
3dlber $500 bis $500.
Odfen $3.50 bis $40.
8ullen $500 bis 1925.
ct. 2ouis, 30. Mai 1916. e MinSs
pieh. Serass8ieh. $3.50 bis $9.05.
Sdtpeine $3.50 uub 1915.
6ante.
S6tpere bonn GhIahter $500. 22 Gts.
9ei6te btm 96lnhter 80 cts.
Grim aeiaIsene ..........t8A Std.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-02

yard, in the back yard, in the ally
and in the adjoining vacant lot. De-
clare war on filth; train your heavy
artillery on the army of microbes
that infest all unsanitary heaps of
rubbish and rotten buildings, and 10
not cease firing until every menace
to the public health and civic pride
Is routed.
Get busy now!
This we consider is short cut TO-
ward the ideal we are after. The
city beautiful.
A birds-eye view taken OF almost
any city will look good but what
about a closer inspection which any
visitor will give. The thresholds o.
a town should be made inviting t.
the visitor whether he comes b!
auto or rail.
1t is a fact, however, that in hun
dreds of communities, both large ans
small women's club leaders have as
sumed the entire burden of "tleaI
Up" activity and directed the cam
paign with outstanding success. Ii
such large cities as Boston and st
Louis this is true and in counties
smaller cities. In all these cam
paigns women have demonstrated tn
fact that they know how to "cleal
city, quite as well as they know hov
to clean house" that in fact tn
American woman is the logical mu
nicipal, state and national house
keeper"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-02
GOOD NEWS
Many Lakeland Readers Have Heard
1t and Profted Thereby

Good news travels FAST" and the
many bad back sufferers in Lakeland
are glad to learn where relief may
be found. Many a lame, weak and
aching back is bad no more, thanks
to Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens
are telling the good news of their
experience with this tested remedy.
Here is an example worth reading:
S. H. Tidwell, E. Lemon St
Lakeland, says: Some time ago be-
gan to have trouble from my kid
neys. l had a terrible lameness and
soreness across my back and as my
work in the mill necessitates a lot
of bending and stooring, I was in
misery all day. My leg panied me
and l could hardly stand. Reading
about Doanis Kidney Pills being
good for kidney trouble, l got sup
ply at the Lake Pharmacy and be-
gan taking them. 1 soon noticed
: their good effect and after 1 hal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-02
CALOMEL when BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK and SALIVATES

Here's my guarantee-Go to any drus
store and get so cent bottle Of bod.
sons Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and
if it doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fine and vigorous l
want you to 60 back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale of calomel because
it is real liver medicine; entirely vege-
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful of bod
sons Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels Of
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and max
ing you feel miserable. guarantee that
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling fine for
months. Give it to your children. It is
harmless; doesn't grips and they like it,
! pleasans~tastA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-02
'DsdsOA's Liver Tone" Is Harmless 70
Clean Your Sluggish Liver
and Bowels.

Uchl Calomel makes you sick. It's
horriblel Take q dose of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose
9 days work.
Celomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
CaIomel. when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
K M. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
vish and "all knocked out" if YOU
FLYER = torpid and bowels eonstipateC
or Won have headache, dizziness, coateS
kon9,,e. Il breath is bad or stomach sour
iueE tTy . spoonful of harmless DodsOni
kfvsr Tone tonight On my guarantee