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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Denmark, 8is.

81. Dec, 1916.
3oniferen, 0ens Reonfter iamt
gerionale.
aRre 9ennerl
Ru, oa 0en glade SuIebsitio npr.
mer Jig, Uil ieg, meo oct ianlme
ieg inOienoer min Subifription for
0aniferen oe airfeblaoet, gerne iaa
2ou til at ienOe Fem - label Tom
5ele Gnniferens 0GIefreos mine beO.
ite gnifer ON en- ret glpoeIig Sui,
% ct goot gtptaar, meo 9en ON,
at Serren oil neliigne Gen foreneoe
airfe meo alt goot, babe timeligt
% nan6eligt, | oct fommeu0e aar.
On iGrlig SiIien til Gem, fare
anoerien, iom ieg erinore ian Del
ira Ceres Dnsre Gage, on De till.
&c me0 Here Of Deres Brpitebrs.
6re aiIagoe os ct 9eisg / Ro Gen.
MARI. Seq nntog Gem Tor en- Sppe
al EN- pgte oanIf 9on6emano, cog
6eIipIet at en- 5immeIif aprIigbeo
Tor Sigles 6relie. Do ina en- SiI.
fen iii min gnmle Ben Brof. Big
iamt Dor gamle gr9it q. 2. RieI.
fen, en- tro Serrens 9iener, og
bans Suitrii, iom bar mnattet gen.
neni9nn mango IegemIige 2ioelIer
og life at iorglemme ben Oiproe
q. 8. Dterenaro iamt bans Su.
itru, De TO, iom TprIie bar Reo.
fab | 5errens 9aon6 til at paffe
Os op at 2isegpIoigbeoens Ssbn paa
oenne glnos. Deres Ninoe oarer
inbtil eoiabeoen. Oe Dor samle
areosiormano 8ing, ben 5reoens
Wano, Der forito6 ioa goot at
Ilaa folot 8nnb | gIo6et pno bore
unoertiben be6e @emptter, % bans
gempttelige Mnooe at u~n0erboI6e
paa pe6 en- ieIffabeIie Sommen.
fomit. Der er mango Here; lea ger.
ne bil0e npune, men NIT BreD blep
for langt, ON ieg fful6e nppne
Dem ale, ina after en- fprlig Sill.
fen meb gnifet ON en- sIa6eIia
Sui til eoer ale.
gt bar for npIig BAIT ct Bar
oeiIige Sommenfomiter | en- lille
areos, bet enc Dos Sans &anien,
ben 10. December. San feireoe fin
80 aars 8soieIsoag, Dog u6en at
pi bioite bet, fsreno bet bar ON.
trent forbi. Og Dngen efter bar
oct min 5iiitrus JsoieIs6as, og
0ennerne y~ftrprfieo" benoe meo
oeres geiss. gegee Dngene, ener
rettere gitermioboge, gift me6 9af
% 2opfang liant nogIe forte 9oIer
af Dor fore Toit. 3iino, fom bar
til Ste6e Deb begee 9eiligbeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Sil trGnsenOe t6rOlOsiifc 5tn.
oenter.

QioIi0ere toitteret Tor S4t.50.
5acfionoille, Sa.. 9irs. $. s. Sen.
rifiea s.. 1ef3lcr. 91ebr, 0iiis
Carrie 85omien So. @eoar Sails,
Sn., Ra3arefb Mab.s aninOefor.
SO. 5resno, Gal, SmmanueIs DE.
nisbe6s l%lnaoomsi. $40. Game Bal.
Iep, Ront., apinSeiorenineen So.
Rncine, Iris, Smmnmiels Wgb.s
apin6ef. S.. eIf Sorn, Sn., @e.
~nigbe6ens aoin6ef. $40. Chen eser.
Colo, On mGpnt. $50. Sal
|$f39.50.
Neo biertelie Tof til ale 8i,
Iberne. g. .. BID.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Nbe Bsger.
ROo Siemmet.

Sslm1oif 5ortplIine al @uorun
2aansoottir. Ooeriat al Bait. 81.
Tb. Rngnusien. af ~Siemmets
gibIiotef". 322 Sfoer. Sbirtings.
bind. gris $f.20.
alit-Yer.
RutiosfortrIIing ira Sarbosre al
goit. $. 6. geOfteo. 270 Sioer.
Smutt OmiIog. gris S1.20.
Stiernenniperiets tore grOblemer.
vi Bait. 8. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3t4 itore Sioer. SIluItreret. 3
imuft DmiIne. gris $500. 5amme
6oriatters ioruo9naenoe BOG vStier-
nenniOeriet % Dor SrO" baDes os.
iaa pna Eager. Iris S1.40.
5prtGllinser.
SO forte friitelioe 5orteIIineer,
inmlet al 8nitor s. 5. ,. 6. Nnt.
tbieien, uSsiuer al nariiti aarlie.
be6" o. loo 5ortGlIineer". 143
Sioer. Smuft % ioIiot inobunoet.
Bris so Gents.
0pbpssernes Sasa.
JortGIling for llnaoommen, al
Boitor Sarah aent, forbenpprenoe
Risiionspr9it / lltab. 264 Sioer.
SbirtingsbinS. gris $1.00.
NenneifeififfeIier.
2. gin6 al Qp Seit. Serie al
Sfopsnnrb geteriens gNenneifeIfif.
Teller" er M i9roie. 8ris, inob.,
S2n De 3 fortJAfaainAr &ir5I
bapes oeIaa pa Eager. Eris $1.2U
bper.
Nellem genner.
12 Smonbiitorier al OIiert Hi.
CARD. 9prmeit for l%1naoommen. 164
Sioer. aomponeret 9inb. gris
$1.30
Vile bisie gpger CT mn paa Eager.
Dan. entb. EnbI. Sonie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

for Sagen, ~boaoenten on fan oGre
meO eller eli.
6. q. Anoeren, 5ormano.
Sielge openitanen0e 9efenotge.
relic. inobnoer 5rinitotis Nenigheo
berpeo genner af Misiionens itore
Sag til at oeItoae | ooenn9pnte
Wsoer.
1iIreiien6e be6es itomeIoe iig til
unoertegneoe eneft Den 80. 9es.
gaa Weniabeoens 8egne.
5. u. 9aren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
@limrenbe gnleoning.

On eommeI ioIi6 6orretnine /
Srdncisco = @rocern, 6riiit.
9ouItrp Narfet, meo en- TAFT Sun.
oefreos er pna @rnnO al inarlig
aireiie til 0nnmnrf meget billiat
til SnIg. aoresien foos oeo Sen.
oenoeIie paa r0nniferens~ aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

@Gr muois.
On SiIien til oonit uugoom, at
Naos RieIien. SO Sioer. 5 Om-
Tag. Eris 40 Gents.
ariIten aplo.
Sort Oueriigt ooer oenne mPr-
felipe Manos 9ip % 8irfe, al Sol
ger 9egtrup. 81 Sioer. 5 OmIlog.
1ris 90 Gents.
Tan. 9ntb. gu6liibins Sonie,
Blair ,Gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
WANTED.

Experienced Clerk for General
Store in small Iowa Town-Dan-
ish-Sober-Steady. Good job
for right Party. Give reference
and state Salary wanted in first
letter. Address-77t1 care of
Danskeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

5iitriftsmpoe.

Om SUD oil, boloer Deitlige Di.
thrift al Sllinois areos it aarIige
Oiitrittsmsoe i getbnnia Nenig-
beO 8e6iter @roDe, Yio., Den "a.
til %. Snnuar.
acknowledgements oeo U1s.
BET bIioer:
1. Gro og Strait" ZIP. Ger.
6, 8.
2. ~Omoenoeliens 5rueter." euf.
s.
3. ngeonreIie / Daabsnaaoen. "
2 Tim. 2, I.
9erren gibe os ct ~fru9tbort o.
Weoe.
g. geberen,
4reosIormano.
9etbnnio 3. eD. Iutb. Menigbe6
in6bpoer berpeo til DeItogelie |
oOenfor tillpite Ws6e.
2iseleoes inobp6er linebomsfor.
eningen til 5nIes- llneoomsmsoe
ofbolot 2sr6ne.
9anfeiproe: De iom foroente
Serren ifiIIe fornp oeres Strait"
q. gentfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Ill 2amife / Nmerifa.


tifa," bUis forIte gino uofom ior
noele gtar iioen, oil M efter ben
o~prinoelige 9eitemmelie % ef.
ter GnerpinOelieu al ioritellige
ganifeIig6eoer blioe iortiat meo ei
mt 9ino, Der blioer pan CO. 1000
meoens 1. BIND par paa ca.
500. llogioelien biloer be9nnot meo
ct Oobbelt @efte paa So Arf,
ca. IA Sioer. ion MI er iGroigt
ct auoet OobbeIt Seite Cd bill
uofomme tioligt | set me aar.
Oct bar belle Chen oGret 9e.
ItemmeIien, at 2. BIND IfuIOe inoe.
Iboloe @iterretnineer ira De Oanife
RoIonier, % oo i9rIig Rin6er ira
0pbpeeertioen / SfoO o. pun gr9-
RE og ben fsrite Sio | gperne. =
9isfe Winoer oil tale oeres gri.
benoe Sprog til baa0e Nutio %
@ftertio, ioet De fort9ler ON, boao
5porene % Nsorene bar fpmpet,
itriot % Iiot for at bDgge Siem og
ifnbe go6e aaar for oeres Born,
bnorleoes De oerpeo bar bp1get meo
pao oct ftore Sus, JON belle oct
nmerifanife Somfnno err, og bnor.
Ieoes be bar omoonnet 9oemarfer.
ne til ~frlgtbore SIetter % Dale
oe ooeriaaet 2onoet meo 9per og
Ipreote Stem, oe InnIeoes bnnet
0ei og efterbnonoen ifabt Belltono
for Sen nhIeoenoe og De efterfsl.
aen0e SIpqter. Ren De iortRller
oaIaa ON, booo oe onnffe Sn6panore'
re / De TRANCE Sioer gioroe for at
bebore og forplonte bridesmaids
og belle Den aanoelige aro ira
6~porelon6et / Stem. / airfe %
/ Sfole o. I oct belle ON 9anifes
9io % Serb ritnot ON ! BET itore
Der meo0eles oos o9ion noget
ON llouiflingen / bper 4oloni ireni
qennem aorene imoo Rutioen. -
Men Be 9IoIte Climber bar fsrite
o. ItsrIte Blnos. foroi oct er Dem,
oct iPrIie e9Ioer ON Of reooe ira
3orelemmelie. MonofoIoiee al DC
gamIe, iom fnnoe bdpe fortolt De-
res Rin6er, er aIlereoe Osoe, og
oct oiI6e bore ct ueritntteIiet Cab,
ON Ger intet 5Ien inmlet og gent.
Sra De ienere Gar fan Der let ef.
terbnanoen fones Oplpsninger, %
oct bi leper mi6t | fan Der life
ifriDeg Siitorie ON. SeIo
fra oen pToite RyJNnertib er Der
loifilligt, Tom life enonu fan OF.
ientliggsres.
De MI uofomne Setter piier,
boorleoes Der er i~ortnlt ira en- Del
Qolonier. Sfiloringerne er meaet
forifellige babe meo 3enipn til
Sterrelie, SnObolo o. 5ortplle-
Get MAJ De ielufslgeIia BIZ
be, ga aolonierne er forIfeIlige, oa
9ioet tro6s nisie 9igbeoer FAR no
foIoet Zig pno fin eeen WanaOe boert
Steo, Iigeiom De, Der for.
mao gsre oct boer iom De
M fan. On Gel er Ifreoet | gruo.
eller meooeIt | grepe eller
mlnotIigt. 9erfor bar en- Gam.
nenarbei6eIie og Renifripning Of
e poret n~sopenoig.
Ser meotoges en- Del min6re
GfbanoIinger, Tom life oirefte brin.
Ter guo ON 9ioet | oanife aolo-
lier, innIeoes: On ben Oanife Sno-
.,nn6ring, om De Donife5 ltObre-
,eIie | 9an6et og | fIere al De en-.
elite Stnter, og ON ielDe be eta.
ter, bnor Der er mango DANTE.
Mt bette bsrer bog meo til Bill.
'eoet Of 9nnffe | amerifn, oelnis
8aeeruno for bette 8ilIeoe Ell.
Ter Tom Ronme ON BET, oe oo be
fife fnI6er meget | 9oeen,
sr be formentIie pna 6eres gIn6s.
Sioit | Poet gino bill Der en6ni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

bet skier like ON De lader os re-
parere Deres Uhr. vi er Specialister
med 20 Aars Erfaring, uddannet |
Danmark, Tyskland, England OF Anne
rika, og derfor | Stand til at behandle
Deres Uhr bedre end noeqr amen, og
Prisen bliver IKE Store, ON De end
beregner Fo~rsendelsen INSURED mail)
cirka l0c.
CHRISTIANSEN
4o2 Rose Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Eat ogiaa' til eOer genner, jom
par ianmen meo os De gagel San
til Slutning after en- frrlig 9Df.
enifning meo 9errens 5reol
Oeres / 9erren iorbunone.
$. i. 4n6erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Gnlfes

ct Gfiemplar Of geampepnoieren",
BEN oanife lognoe.
On nogen bar og fan afie :
oenne BOG, fan man gre en- lie.
neite meO at unoerrette
9an. 9ntb. gnbl. Sonie,
RInfr 1phr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Qirfeinbpielie.

On SUD bill, bliper Der airfe.
'noDieIie / @reen gnD. Bis., Ssn.
tag ben Z. 5anuar Ssitioeligbe.
Sen bespnoer g. 10 5ormiooag.
Zen fslsenoe Ranoag Os 1irsbag
4'lOer Der Risforsmebe. aae, Tom
at belle 5s;tens @l9oe meo
os, er biertelig pelfomne. Bqr iaa
at meooele mig eoers Rom.
me. oa Ri eIlers life fan earantere
sber frit OpboI6.
Taa Wenisbe0ens geene
anbers Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
9anb tiIbpbss banife 5nrmere pao
fGroeIes apbe 8ilfanr.

On itor gnnf eier Here 10 o9
20 We're 3racts | en- oanif aoIoni !
Oen berente ySoutb Gan Goa.
quin S~rre1ntion Giitrict", iom Den
enIfer at irIge til Danffere pon
mango Mars NfbetaIins. gnnfen
oil foritrpffe epentueIle asbere meo
Beree til at bpgse for. fsbe area.
tirer oa Ign. bpis snifes.
5or nprmere OplpSninser iii
isric
!. q. Senen,
@oom a. 3. 8. 9. =. Bldg.
Gfoefton, Col.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Enffes.

On paaIiSeIig oonif Auto We.
cbonie" Delft eift) fan faa itaoiet
9Inos | en- oonif 8p | 5ofpa.
gIaoets aontor onoiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
.Oonlferen"

OnsOas ben n. December 1916.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Norb 9nfota arebs' Sebninss.
misunderstanding
afboloer, bill Sub, fit Narsmboe |
Trinitatis Nenigbeo ben 81. ga.
mar. Observation-Disclosures ben g..
1890.
allie NeoIemmer bar Stemmeret.
0Iem life at beOe for Mboet os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

SsInoif 5~ortpIline al @uorun
2osns0ottir. Operint al Bait. 81.
9b. Wnsnusien. nj .Siemmets
gibIiotef~. 322 Sfoer. Sbirtings.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27
Yris $1.20.
alit-ger.

RutiosiortrIIins ira Sarbosre al
gait. 8. 6. geoiteo. 270 Sioer.
Smutt OmIlae. gris S1.20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-27

Jour Photos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
I'm Camping Party.

49,
80 III
- 'I0'Sol!' %
;r.;o.s e,il!r I,iI!s
r T-ha I'm w , .'.'!"
80 1 i,,.r,i,a H;;,, ,NiTs
.arls ana Jenni. WATKINS NJ pr,,.hn
,,"" 81. AVA S,ncv ~ r,aS oi l,o" Gn,
80, JI,,~tot Fyars ~ Nj ~, - 'ot
psssio Whitehead or Ar,h.rsr Io n'.'l
nbi,,n winston Of Hannvn,,. A.,'o-
,:I,I IF Vcefmips,or Ma 49,, -
unr.on ~ T,irh,nord 49, 80 - 80,
|T',ti, r:irl, pa,.ris, 80, -
SIr,r,i,n of r,ich,mnnd. NJ, 2y"",t,
,,i,io,. ma Harry lrici,,i,t -.
I,an. WIN srd ,,Lariia E,,i,
lC',,,'hnrIa,d. pnbart Hanson ~
l. s,,,,,. rcd IIocE ~ trado,tni.e
I'm, Iarl, P,vro q, rolu,,bio-- 49,.
~ r,ns,jco I,w,or on1 no,.,,u -
"n, If pnyvh,tan
,i,.. T,,,n
~ calvin e,owor. n n
Nc stewart viii ,eavo ,bie ,anL 80
Et Cioucns,tr Mss u.hora 49,,
IN snnnd INC summnr Tbav u.ilI ,,;s;,
am.nart for Z, wsnl, a, e., dn,s
,,n;r wav 70 The Nrassarhuentrn co.st
Wrs THOMAS G Gordon and cniIGrnn
,.wa oncncd their summer nome n,or
3",torn In AjLen,arla C.onuty ror -
/ an.n,, ana have os their g,.st NJ
Ill Naleo, Eol,ius also of t,,is ~,
r.i.r pirbn,onders who arc estoh,isL
-, tboir courtrv nIoces ,ra. N
Mrs pelham Elockfo ana fan.
u. who are spending the summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23

p. Madison. OF Richmond: George Il.
Roberts. of Norfolk; Miss y. Virginia
Johnston Miss NJ. T. Franklin. j. w.
Written. OF Richmond: Miss II. Boss.
of Cincinnati. Ohio. M and Mrs c.
w koolage. Jr., and children, of Nor
folk, T. j. W"iland. Of Lynchburg; MIR.
and Mrs. Charles r Elan. OF Rich
mond: w. j. Watkins w j Garner.
Miss j. - Elyson, w IL. Page. of
Richmond. Misses Ethel. Mabel and
Charlotte Baxter. Mrs. II. \. Baxter,
Alfred Baxter OF Petersburg: y.
Cruiser. Fort Wayne. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
j. J. iianliu. Atlanta. Ga. and J.. T..
Slcdd. of Richmond.
or interest Here.
The marriaG" Of Miss Fercbe Guion
Westcott, GaUEhter of the late Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles r. Tylden Westcott, and
Or David 'orhiu street,. son of the
late Or Davih street, and Mrs street,
took place ~ noon ON "Wednesday at
"p2 SouthwaE, Guilford, IN Baltimore.
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs Ray
iunrd :. Williams. brothor-in-la.v and
sister OF IN" bride. The ceremony WAS
performed 10y Rev Thomas Atkinson.
-. D.. canon OF the Cathedral of the
star incarnation, In the presence of
the two families and d few intimate
friends only The house was icrorat-
"d with pink aud white phloX againa,
At background o. green and an orcheS-
Il a played the Wedding marches Tie
BRIDE entered tue drawing-rovin Nth
her brother. Captain Charles Tyiden
Wcstcott. United states Marine Corps
Sh'- "or" a beautiful gown Of white
satin combined with tulle. with a
court train and a rullc veil fastened
with bandcau Of lilies OF ~. valley.
Her bouaue, was If lilies of the val
irN -" white roses She waS met by
10 bridegroom s-tt.udeI bv his best
man. h.s biothef-in-lal: Cal...r, GilI
-tltef small weGaIHg bI.ok!tst. Or.
AVA HfS. street, left for y wedding
journey and or tteir ret,rf VIII 1--we
az az Ear" Avenue
Play Friday.
y play, called tho Church Bazaar
at Mulberry Corner" will be given Fri
day evening al o'clock a, the Bar
ton Heights school Auditorium for
the benefit OF OVERLOOK Presbyterian
Church.
The following program will he rem
dercd:
CAST Of CHARACTERS
Mrs n Price the boss OF the bazaar.
......... ........... Mrs. Alice king
Mrs Mollie Featherstone. who knows
.; thing OF TWO. Mrs. Ruth pembcrton
Mss Emily simpkns. who is s,ll
hopeful Miss Lucrctla Hammock
Abner, 4 helping hand
.....: .....-..... Ninton Pemberton
/ Three Simnerers:
Irene. ......... Miss Laura Wilkinson
Josie ................ Miss Josie King
|emnle ..'..-. Miss Evelyn Walden
MI Bidiow. a careful buyer. W. T.. S,,,z
iiiznbeih, singer. Observation-Disclosures.
............ Hiss Nellie Valentine
h!Ia farnum, fortune teller. ....
....-...... Miss Alice Ciray
clyde Hooper an incXpericrccd
young man...... W. w. Barton
Gonevievc Rodman, his frs, best
Sil! '....-.. .... Miss Edith Houchcns
MY Br"uneii, of rcputed Wealth..
..'..',.. '.....-. Preston Gregory
Mrs turner. NJ the wheel of for
'uh. Miss May lingo
NJ 'hA SHHpp. confirmed hache-
I ,t,g ."rayson Walton
ha,,.r SIPi"r'er OF the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-30
GOVERNMENT SOON To
PROBE GASOLINE RATES

WASHINGTON, D. c., March &c.
Special Investigators of the Federal
Trade commission are combing the
country for data concerning the higa
cost of gasoline. Refiners, jobbers, re-
tailers and garage men are being con
suited, and a great mass of data has
been obtained. Some of it was. furnish
ed willingly and other information wa,
secured only by the most difficult in
spection of records.
The results of the investigation
will be made public in six or seven
weeks, according to Commissioner
Harris, who is conducting the invest-
CATION. Accurate information as IL
the cause of the rise in gasoline prices
will be given the public and congress
Complaints have come from many
sections Of the country concerning
gasoline prices, and the Federal
Trade commission, which was organ
ICED for just such purposes, began a
general probe into the causes
Whether the laws of demand and sup
ply have caused the rise in rates, Or
whether the oil magnates are out t.
milk the public" as charged by
many of the compliments, it is one
of the commissions duties to decide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-30
TWO R!CHLAND BANKS
WILL CONSOLIDATE

The Bank of Richland and the Mer
chants and Farmers Bank at Rich
land, Ga, are to be consolidated. This
action was taken at recent meeting
Of the directors, when it was voted TO
consolidate, provided suitable agree
ments could be arrived at in making
valuations and estimates on the as.
sets of the institutions. Both banks
are in excellent shape financially,
and in the event of consolidation, which
now looks certain, the new bank under
such name as the directors may give
it, will be one of the strongest instl.
trtions in this section of the state.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-30
.GEOBGIA CADETS TO HAVE
OLIVE DRAB UNIFORMS

At meeting of the presidential
committee of the trustees of the Uni
yersity of Georgia at Athens, it was
decided that the cadet regiment, be ,
ginning with the next term of the
college in September, shall be uni
formed in the regulation olive drao
Of the regular United States army.
The uniforms have for years been
blue-grey. Major Boswell, command
ant, suggested and recommended
the change.
The military work has been greatly
emphasized at Georgia this year
more men drilling and more interest
being ELECTED by the military training.
Plans are to be perfected for the
spring encampment-the place having
not been decided upon This week
tie first skirmish of the season oc-
CARED
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"Tig' for Sore, Tired, Puffed-Up, Ach-
ing, CallOused Feet, or COrns.
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every ime for any
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"Tiz" takes the pain and soreness out
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AS soon as you put your feet in a
"Tiz' bath, you feel the happiness
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feet feel. They want to dance for joy
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Get 25-cent box of "Tiz" at any
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ers who complain. Because your feet
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ACID in STOMACH
SOURS The FOOD
Says Excess of HydrOchIOrie Acid Is
Cause of Indigestion.

A we'll known authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion is
nearly always due to acidity-acid
stomach-and not, as most folks
believe, from lack of digestive juices.
He states that an excess of hydrOchlo-
ric acid in the stomach retarda digest
ion and starts food fermentation, then
our meals sour like garbage in a can,
forming acrid fluids and gases which
initiate the stomach like toy balloon.
We then get that heavy, lImpy feel
ing in the chest, We eructate sour food,
beleh gas, or have heartburn, fiatu-
lCnce, waterbrash, or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead get from any pharma-
cy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast, while it is effervescing,
and furthermore, to continue this for
one week. While relief follows the
first dose, it is important to neutralize
the acidity, remove the gas-making
mass, start the liver, stimulate the kid
neys, and thus promote free flow Of
pure digestive juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia and sodium
Phosphate. This harmless salts is use
by thousands of people for stomach
trouble with excellent results.
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Opinions Differ In John
Bulls Island On Markets In
Open Trade For The World

LONDON March 3O-Two members o
the government, Mr.. MceKnna, chan
cellor of the exchequer, who directs
fiscal policy and frames tariff legisla
ton, and Mr.. Monar Law, minister ni
colonies, have given an idea of the
government attitude on the agitation
which has been sweeping Manchester,
Birmingham and great industrial cen
tiers, for a complete overturning of
British policy giving free open mar
kets for foreign goods, and the inaugu-
ration of a new policy of tariff restric-
ticn.
The two ministers represent the eX-
tremes of sentiment within the gov
eminent on this fundamental ques-
ton o. British policy, the chancellor of
the exchequer belonging to the Golden
element, strongly attached to the ira
ditional doctrine of open markets, and
Ronar Law representing the latter ele,
ment which took up Joseph Chamber
lain's campaign for the protection OF
home industries. Each has made an
address recently showing how both
sides of the government approach the
same conclusion that the war has
changed everything and has opened the
way for new economic policy. The two
ministers differ, however, in one re.
spect Mr.. Bonar Law holding that in
the change to a tariff basis, I'VE must
begin on a new basis and put aside
all pre-conceived IDEAS" while Mr. NC
Kenna maintains that proposed tariff
changes will be the result of common
agreement and enlightenment from
the war, rather than a surrender of
cid ideas.
Il believe" said Mr.. McKenna, that
upon the great issue which once divid
co the nation free trade) probably the
opinions of most of US remain I'M
changed. But it does not follow, be-
cause upon that great issue we stand
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for materials and supplies, the cost
Of which includes large payments TO!
labor expended on them before they
we're consumed or used in mainte.
nance or operation.
The great bulk of the operating ex
pense represents money distributed in
the local territory which the company
Serves.
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The Smoke That
Wins!

Its stirring appeal to the live.
active, youthful spirit makes
Bull" Durham the tobacco
that goes with energy and en-
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and vim and deliciously fresh
and fragrant.