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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-21
Wise Dog.
A hound and a poodle were chatting

A hound and poodle were chatting together. Suddenly the poodle said {: Il wish we were like the dogs of Af-
 rica." "Why?" asked the hound. "The dogs of Africa are so strong they can attack lion," said the poodle. "But do they gain the victory?" asked his friend. 'Well," said the poodle, "I cannot say they do. But fancy being able to attack lion!' The hound looked wise. "If they attack and don't win, all I can say is that they're very little stronger and certainly much more foolish than we are."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-21

law, when one of the delegates tol5 him his support of the measure un- doubtedly would mean his reelection was related here last night by Warren s. Stone, president of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers.
 That was the only .ime," said Mr Stone. speaking before the Society for Ethical Culture, q ever saw the president lose his temper. He grew very angry and said: Don't speak to me in that fashion again. would rather have history say that l was right on the eight-hour question thai, be reelected.'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-21
WILSUN LOST TEMPER
 IN 8-H0UR DAY TALK
Warren $. Stone Says President De- clared He'd Rather Be Right
 Than Be Reelected.

New York, Dec. 2O.-How President Wilson Host his temper" during the conference with the heads of the rail. road brotherhoods just prior to the passage of the Aiamson eight hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-21
"Thirty Days!"

I'm policed to meet your honor" sald the arrested punsler to the judge, Boston Transcript,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

fine Neoboer Sc Mi0ler, 1om niloe
giort set / @ton6 til at 1tille %
foron Salget: llnoerfaltel1e eller
8anferot.
Sc tpife Gtotsmeno gior0e set
l1bpre Tejlereb forit at bringe os
til Torloring mes 6ra1frig og Ser
11Glt at regne meo> at hi ifuloe bere
lope % 0ulnlne nof til at forroa0e
Sronfrig i Np0cns 5tl1ll0. Sc 9ra=
bcoe en- @rob for os, = iom ieg
fpr bar logt = lige for bore 9jre
: og Sc er til 6enne Sag frompe=
rplten0e al &oleri, = lc borc 6ercs
Er90ifo11ters forbirre0e l1obru6> =
for0i ri bpflig of1log at trp6e ne6
/ Den.
Self bort1et fra olle moroljfc
SpprgSn1aal, - ful1De man tnnft
Jig at 6ennc &olitif ifltloe poft Or.
Sblens intelleftuellc 8clnn0ring?
Som bltr0e fjen6e. ct p%elbpgget
Oromo fra ct 6uorlig bpgget = og
lclD ONT Gpiflon0 1fl,loe poflc ube=
ferret u0 al Sen n1tppre116e Scamp,
fan Scr life bore Sen ringeltc 5Dinl
on1> at Set bDgge0e lin ~@nrpt 1,nb
Gtaots Clifton" rne0 %obcrorOc11tlig
llbebGn6igbe0.
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@lanbt iaarebe.
Gn fronlf 9Dgeplcier1fe fprtnller

Gn fronif GDgeplcjerlfc %fprtnller
/ Ell STRUCTURE forifielligt fra fine
Splepelier poo 2a1arettet. Ser OPP
|ltoor iou1 &egel ct bit &bre, 11oor
ny ioare0e fra Grortten legges in6.
~&ba6 gj9r De me6 mig" 1pprger
gierne 6en ioare6e, og 11oor fam far
|bgre 9boret: ~Mon forbin0er Gcres
|Soor," bnr0er Set ofte> at bon be-
merfer:
$50! EDt mes Set noor bare hi
goor fremo6. Gn6nt / @oor tog
bore en- 5fbttegrob. 81 %oboncereoe
200 Meter!"
90 @le0e1, iom 1pier l0 al sen
loore0eS feberbc0e @liffe, f%orplonter
fig til %.
~Si obancerer! : bore gaar
%fren!" -- Sg ri lmilcr og Ter.
Gr life Dor Sonfe og bort &jcrte
me6 Dem / 5fDttegrabene?" -
Seq toni 11bilfaorligt til at le
al oe11ne Deroiife 2ogif.
Sc ct beun0ringsper6ige, Sc AZ
Ter lelte al bore 1moo uGioupiouS"
0~fefr11tter). Seq for ioole0es lig=
ge11oe EN- nng Mlpeiager> bbis SIP
benger / EN- Sroo6. eg foyer borligt
og 40 Smbeie at forbere0e bom poo,
at @e1erall9gen be0 en- Operation
= en- alporlig, maal tie lipsfarIiq
Operation = bill prpoe paa at u6=
treffe Ell &ugle> iom er trnngt in6
UNDER SfulOerblooet og far lp6e-
ret bons 2unge.
ST." flyer bon og ier mig fat
i1lo / 9jnene. ~@bortil Sc mango
Smibeb? - Seq taolte 10 flot at
foo Sen. Soorfor ifuloe jeg oo fife
funne toale at fao Sen us igjen?-"
Gn onoen Spgepleierlfe forteller
gonlfe puoiigt ONT en- Original: Ne-
frntten Meper. San bar %olporligt
laaret begge Sen og ifuloe gie11=
ner11goo Ell libsforlig 9perotiol1. Da
ban filler be0 0perotionsbor6et, BE-
merfer 2eget> at ban bol0er en-
Fapgl fe UNDER Mrmer.
uMan pleier ellers fife at mpoe
op ber mes @agoge> min go0e
Wtar1o," flyer &irurgen goomooig,
bet bor bi ingen 8n1g for ber."
"So> oct faar pi le," iparer
WeDer.
Som" flyer GeierpeIage1r> uloo
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En- Treuurkaltttg.
Grnit srier % Marie slbcl.
III &aloemar Mprbam / u@att,"

grnlt Srcr % Marie glbel =
set fprlte al Oisle Mopne fjen6er en-
bper, lon ficnOcr noget til 9an=
morfs @iltpric / set 1i6lte bolpbun1=
Dreoc Mor. Moric Mbels 9tobn Ser.
ln1oD Dar hiOtil beret ret 1tficr161
uocnfnr sen gon1lc 9pjlfoleS 9piu1:
loft. &1ul / 6 Mnr nar bun lom
Griers 9ultrll oglna bans MeObj9lp
/ Mrbej0ct poo &ollefiloe; bur op6e
ing, noacnc life = lom paa Mifot
Charlotte Scbroocr, +. &agncr =
at fplgc lin @ltSbon0 gjenl1em bele
bans 8icrninA til Geis GnOe; fl
Oerfor bcllcr life ct lon0sfienbt Nobn
De0 5ibcn al Dons.
@pa0 bum npg naae6e for fig ieln
% barn oa fnr Oeres fGlleS Sirf=
1ombeo / Sc fprlte panlfelige Mar,
1cs al Sen 5uuling 8repe ira 0eres
treoorise Nrrlopclicsti0, lom MI
Iriers SoiQcrinn og gftermon6 pao
Sallefilbc, Enpl @anlel, bar n0gi:
bet W11gult Bangs 8ogbal1OelS Gor=
lag, &jpbu1bopn). Gn opmerflon1
2Gler bill Ajclunem ~SSomfru" Gom
fun / fin llniljc moo ~0cn tpjfc 6rp=
fcr=Sitcl" bcllt nil0c folDes) Morie
Nbels forte og flpgtigt let l1oget
tprre 8rcnc, fu1lnc felgc ct ualmi11=
0elig rctlfoffcl1t, mc1 al 6nrDol0ene
inoinGhret o1 / Jig lelp ret fjpligt
flluffet ltnApigclinD Grin fpr Sril1
/ Oets &Gflt og l1ofploning til fl1lo
f%pi11oeli9 &iaopm og @opmiloheo.
ll0gincrcn bar of bette greplfiftc
mcllem to GlifcnDc bort lfooret olt>
l>uo Scr FIN hcOfon 0ercs pripate
6prbolo; Set CT life Ocnu> fan far
billet bouc frcn, Set Ct Oercs Sis
% Dercs MonOslip rne6 sen trent
bofienOc @pjlfolc, ler1filt &ollefil=
&c. til Mi0tpunft. Me11 - 6u SC
boer for Jig pg lammen me6 bele Sc
res &Glel1 treoer 1oa birf1omt /
Torbpl0 til Dcttc ltprre SIP og bets
Opgnpcr, fon set life unDgaos, at
o9loa sc 1clp %perlonligt tegner Jig
tp0eligt for 9ieren. Sc bel foorl1e
Nrcpe lpncr life; Manb forbliper
NonO, og &pinoc &pinoe, ogioo /
Set mel11elfeligt fnlles. 9et lGrligc
'De0 6ettc Nor CT oog Sorbploets
mcnnelfcliNc Smfang, Set 1toDigt
nermere og 1tooigt rigcre oa1r0cligc
5omfu11o mellcm bor1 og ben6e.
MllercOc fra Bette 5pnsm1ntt BIZ
Der @rnlt Sricr og Morie Mbel eli
poa Gonlf cncltoaen0e @replan1ling
@ja1ncm Oisic ~&jpreltebrepe", Ser
lpier al 1%1lclpilf &engipel1e, al gjer1=
1ioig 9jrlpipmbe0, Gillio og &C.
}peft, al en- / Sono6c6 gpo Billie.
bill Sc to cole Mcnncifer, enolfjent
Sc er, bboO man faloer u0poe og
-borte," pirfe me0 Set %perloolige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

mig legge aloroform=Mo fen oper
9eres Mnitgt:"
~Nei" iporer Mcpcr mc0 ct l,,nt
Smil, noen bill jcg life bope paa;
oen' bar ieg il1ge11 8r1g for. @pis
BET CT for at bin0re mig / at lfriae
op og lloa l0 n1eo 9(r11c11e, iuo bar
leg ielo noget beore.
"&bilfet," lporger 2pgcu.
Mc0 ltoilf 80 treffcr Mcpcr OBJ
LAT fin Fopeife - Ell @ormo1rifo.
~9enne ber>" flyer ban. usS yffffe
ionot, @r. Soerleac! Seq n1oa NOT
llippe for Wo1fen? Bore Sc giper
mig Sob til at ipiIlc 1ps, 1aa meget
leg bil> fol ieg nof flare bcn: ligge
bomltille % fife ifrige op. Scr al
min Smerte> al min Mnglt, ier Ge>
Sen amber jo u0 al NIT Spill. Set
bar beret iaa6n belc nit Sin. Oette
Snitrument far jeg betroet MTG til
1om til Ell f11l6goo SEN! II
&biS ieg giber Set minolte &np fra
mig, ifol De bobe 2ob til at iptte
Sen M1r6furp poa mig. Or set en-
Mftale?"
Som 9e bill" flyer &irurgen
imilen6e, rieg tager 9em poo 9eres
'Or6. = 2a0 % ioa begpn6e."
Sg MeDer itoo beo fit 0ro %
%giennem1to6 Sperotionen, lom for
19b bel6igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

@tsen1pelS &raft, oberult, bDcr ma,,
|lGler 8ogen, boobe III og / font
menoe Slegtcr. - @rl,n0 11of til
at lige r0giperen Sof.
Set pil0e bore let gicnnem 81
totcr at fremfoloe og lau1le 8ogenS
Silleo al galmn1eloags Dnnif Hre=
ltegooroslib. &olenbopen / 9ol,1m,
Gngen og 2un0en og Marf6cgnet:
Set flint falt og trangt or6ne6e
Silent; Sen pngite 0atter, Dn0lings=
bornct, lon1 gjcnncm Ell tilfGl0ig
[GjGlt> sen formlplt> iloT1loc .6eIt=
|0cgn" miot u1oer CT &rig binoer
Sen 2inets Sri6eo og Tploe, font
bum bel bor 1l1ffet efter, n1e>1 ol0rig
|t1roct boobe; benoes longc @c11tetio
mc0 0ens @rDoni1ger mellcm bof=
lent Sprpr % harnlig 2pbigbe6;
Wfp0erer1s bemmelige 5pmpotbi, Sen
|ltrcnge 5a0ers proftilfe 6ororinger
til Ell iifret Srcn1tio, bans bojfirfe=
|lige llpiljc n1oo Set grunotpig=ion=
|lfe v&omners"; bon5 lnugiomme
5melten opcrfor 9nttcrc>1s l1obol=
6enbe0 og u@r. Jrier"s bof1e11bc
Mnlcelele = olp. o il.
6rcnbeles fl1noc mon / Moo]9t~
ming til Sen fpnjcrmtipe fpnl fe Hre=
ltegorob %fren1n1unc Ipn1n,erDon0ler
Iriers lomtiOigt jpoiif % frilteligt
friiinoe0e fjpbcl,bopnlfc Stem, me0
0ets hjerteligc Sumnenbolo og 0ets
oob1e @jGltfribco> ct Stem, bpor
Sprnenes frie Tnr0 pppcrligt enes
mes Sorrl6rc1es &proigbe0.
Sl1tct al 0cttc bilbc bore oper=
flp6igt. ut lGic en- in0bol0srig @rcp-
iomltng til @ubns CT ct 9(rhcjoc =
lom sen oln1il1oeligc 2ulcr gnbt fun
BRUCE @ielp til. Scr moo ooe 6islc
I&inf bore nof. Gi fan life CIT Gang
ngrmere efterie Sc tulrigc Clint
bborigjennem bao0e Sricrs og Som=
frlt MbelS 8rcDc oplp1er Sen full
:t1r= og per lol,albiltoriifc &aggr1tno
for Sopeoemnet. Mon Jet, cllcr Dog
|ifimter, 1aa gobt fam olle 9otiDe11s
grnnotpigionite SopcDififfelier. -
|@ilfop @r11n0tbig lclp, gammel og
pel0ig> itnosforpirret og profetiif,
u6en elifelige Gnfe0rorming" Caro-
line Mmalie; 6cngcr paa Gbri1tions-
bopn> &clpeg / S0enie; Ectcr Mpr=
oom / 2pngbp Cog bans 8ro0erlpn-
her, &olger> 5fot og Ibomas &pr=
|6om; ST.. @arfo0; @ilbelm @irfe=
0ol, ser far facet lin Mfife0 iom
S%ogncprGlt ND5llngc; Den genlale
|2nrer og iere 5ncgl &rilten &ol0,
font - ga ScDre6er fra Mifob er
~poo &orstog Gjennem 9onmorf
mco olle fine Glcbcr = lfpnDer lig
lat lcn0e fine Glcbcr bort og LUTTE
9oll1m @pjlfolc for at u110gaa Set
ltore Gjplteri (&olo bor III. a. en-
n1eget ip%orion1uclig Mmn0); natur=
ligpis Ter og gjenicr man ofte Gri=
ers @enncr og @erffnller 5cDrp6er,
Nprregooro dg 8agee og cit fjerOe,
en- nuleper10c, Ser ogiuo jult boD0e
bcgpnbt fin @ojifo1c, TreOc @oiie11
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

ben f%aIoenote @ierning. ST set for
bonn iom for ale Be andre. so.
Ell BET ingenlllnoe mil1ore for bam
og bons &arffeller, for0i Set for
Dem CT ct meo uat btrfe i 8orbcrres
Giene1te."
Scr CT % bliper 9%ribfrafter,
iom 6plger fig ielp fpr lelp Sen lnr=
bette pfonomiifl tatiltiife @ronlf=
nina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

SEN in6ehol0t? @fjpnt 81. ssblen
ful6t 110 bar ontoget @rep Nepent=
Ions 9tanOp1nft far bon p%jenipnlig
fife lelt bbo0 6ennc oabenbjertige
Sol5mo10 for Spiflonbs 9grgier=
rigbc0 1elb far lfrebet / fine @prfcr.
Seq paoitaar, at ingc11 fan le1e
"9e1ticblan0s o%11smdrtigc %olitif,"
u6en at maatte %inorpml11e, at ii0er
&ejieren f%remtraa6te, bor inger
Spere11sfon1lt b9ret mulig, ion life
%inoe6ol0t Dor friDillige Opofrclie al
Set lom ct 1elbe @run0loget fcr
bort rationale 2ip, - bore Suffers
.Sitferbe0.
@pao Gplflon6 frepeoe, bar lit?
let cllcr al10et 5tDffc al bort Gerri=
'%toriun. Set pi0ite pcl, at @nglonbS
ioofolOte ~8eitoOcl1cr"> in0eDoIot IN
tet al p%irfelig Snr0L 1on1 brt lclr
.6oboc nogen Met til at fj9bilo1 mcb.
SDlflonbs oobent erflnre6e Moo(
bar at gi6re Jig ligeloa olu1cgtig til
.5M font Set bar til SANDS, oa Set
bil0e noturligpis Ga let fl1llrc bjrl=
pc Jig 1elD til alt bpo0 61!5 Jontoli
.flu,oe enlfe Zig / Gitens Mi.lcr. Nfc=
ncr Or. Sbien Dirfelig, at hi 1f111oc
bope fu1oct Set mere pfol1omiif at
uoiptte % mes pnugnc Zine for
Sel9icns 5fjpbne?
2o0 mig forlifre Or. Sbiei1, at
Gnglg1oere l16en noge1l Gor6ommc
moo Spiflano CT blcpet mere og me-.
nc o%berbeDilte nn0er &rigens Go1lg
'om, at Ioo6 Sen ems ifol fo1te, og
|bbo0 6enS l10gor1g ems bill blipe> bill
|oet bite Jig, at ben CT la11gt billigerc
|eno0 ct e1elt m1lige Mltcrnotib.
@pa0 CT @runa0e11 til Set bbio=
|itumme11oe SAB lom Gpiflono bee=
|rer ps me6?
5impelt ben at bi bob6e oen Sri
~s
||tigbeo at nn0gaa Sen T9loe, lrn
[bor ltillet foron %, = beloigpis
|gonite oobent for bore @jne. @pi5
|Splflonos @eben0igbe0 boboe be-
ret poa @9j6e mes BETS Onbifob og
|6ets @roo6igbeo, bil6e Sets Sci til
"8eltmacbt" ligget aobcn. 2ige III
Aorbun0re0ets u6gong bar bort
til Gronfrig meget ilet, %
|pi ligefrem furtiiere6e Gpiflonos
|@enifab. @bis 81. Sbie11 toipler
|oerom fan ban 1ele fit @epentlolp.
|Spis Spiflan6 SEN @o1tg boboe of=
|bolbt fig fra 6irefte Sr11sler MOS
|bor @gmagt og foregibet at mp0e
bore Giln9rme1ier me6 @enligbe6,
Eer Ser li6en Gbibl om at hi bil6e
bore fortipnte NOT og fre6se1ifenbe
|nof til at bol6e os 116enfor / Ell
|&rig mellem Sriple= og 0l1al Mlli=
ance11.
Sen @on6eIsfor1f1trrence lon Or.
|Sblen in6bil6er Jig ltgger til @rl1n0
for Dor Bolitif bil6e al6rig bope Ore
bet os til Sn6blan6ing / &rigen.
ga, me6 Sranfrig ~ble0
;mbite," og &rslon6 1ogt 11110er Sc
.:ifatning, bil6e Spiflon6 bobt % /
fin Magt. 9a fu16e set bobe an
pen6t lit &rigsbptte til at bpgge fine
9remmes olmegtige Sloo6e og fun
oe uoe11 en- Gong at gi6re 2%on6gong
i ENGLAND babe u6bungret % til
l1%n6erfaitelie. Set bil6e bobe onret
&piflonbs &olitif, bbis set bob6e
ejet cit M 8isntorcf 1om lin 2e=
Ser.
Men sets Mis1116elie bar oltfor
1ttoolmooig til at perte poa set be-
.lglige 9ieblif. 9et mootte en0elig
forfpnoe fin &eniigt uat brittle Gre
forten" fra os, for Set bab6e Bug
set tin ege11 Stilling .og taget fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

Dyrkede Farme i Central Minnesota
Skriv efter Liste med 100 Far
Ottertail County, og Bjernes
Priser paa samme.
"Altid ct gedt 9k6de..
G. D. BAKER,
Fergus Falls. Minnesota. Box D.-D,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24
THE NICARAGUA TREATY.

By of 80 Is the senate ratified the treaty with
Nicaragua the purpose of which to give this government
control Of any possible canal routes through that country
well of certain islands to be used naval bases.
Five Democrats and thirteen Republicans voted against
the treaty Fifteen Republicans voted for it. For what
to get the price fXed$3 000O0O-is certainly not
excessive While there does seem to be proof that
Germany amy other nation, had seriously considered
the construction of canal through Nicaragua there was
feeling that there always possibility of such COM
petition with the Panama waterway 1t feared, too,
that canal cut through Nicaragua might prove superior
to the Panama canal 1t important that it should not
be owned or controlled by European government.
The treaty may therefore, be regarded insurance
against the possibility of such CONTROL There may
be another canal but if there this government will build
it. The treaty, far,as see commits the United
States to policy For is already through its con-
troll of the Panama canal and it's relations to the
public of Panama, Central American power. The treaty
is valuable solely because protects the rights and prop
erty which this government enjoys Central American
power If there has been departure from traditional
policies it taken in connection with the Panama canal
enterprise. This new engagement is a natural conse-
quence and result
The seemed TO feel that though Nicaragua made
the treaty freely other Latin American powers might
in it proof of purpose to infringe the sovereignty Of
neghbors So an amendment adopted dsclam-
ing any such intention. Whether this will alay the fears
of Costa Rca Honduras and Salvador is by
tain They naturally suspicious every extension of
the influence Of the great republic the north But
there is to doubt the interest of the American
people and their government in the of Pan Amcri-
caniSn. The treaty is vet to be ratified by Nicaragua.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24

bed half a dozen times at night and
approaching the perfect rest, comfort
and new strength they obtained from
Or. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. To prove
that this is a certain uric acid solvent
and conquers headache, kidney and
bladder diseases and rheumatism II
you've never used the 'Anuric," cut
this out and send ten cents TO Doc
tor Pierce for a large sample pack
age. This viii prove to you that An
uric" is thirty seven times more ac-
tive than lithia in eliminating uric
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sufferer. go to your best druggist and
ask for a 50-cent box of "Anuric." You
run no risk for DIR. Pierce's good
name stands behind his wonderful
new discovery as it has for the past
half century for his Golden Medical
Discovery" a general tonic made from
roots with pure glycerine which makes
the blood pure, his "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" for weak women and pheasant
Pellets" for liver ills.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24

strong emphasis. lie nad Deen tnlnk-
ing of the matter all day.
ut would be impossible to reach
them all and the humiliation of it.
Think Of that" Jacob shrank with
unspeakable dread from the publicity
the course involved.
"Well, Daddy, dear, 1t looks as If
there would have to be publicity soon.
I'd prefer this to making an assign
ment. Wouldn't you ?" Jacob groaned.
Il would go to Kansas City, see the
head of the firm and say that you are
in financial straits and wish to return
the machine. l would make 1t clear
that if Mrs. Townsend came to buy an
other machine it would be returned if
sold. l would see the principal con-
Germs that are handling machines and
say that you wished it understood
that if your wife bought an automo-
bile it would be returned: that you
refused TO pay for one. ana show your
written statement with your signature.
What do you say?" Dudley look ed
eagerly at his fathers troubled face.
That's an awful task that you have
set yourself" objected Jacob
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24
LEPERS AT LARGE.

While there is occasion for alarm because more than
800 epers at large in this country according to
peGnt witnesses who recently testified before the senate
health committees the number is nevertheless large enough
to warrant some action the part Of either the national
government the various state governments. Among
those who testified Dr. sadore Dyer who is in charge
of the eper refuge in Louisiana and Dr. John S. Button
of the Maryland board of health They were called upon
because Of their knowledge Of the disease and with other
witnesses agreed that there about fifty epers at
large III New York, eighty III Chicago and or two in
every large city in the country Other physicians have
said that this number is exaggerated but they admit that
lepers at large.
The disease th1ivcs in tropical countries and is not
likely to spread in the United States especially in the
northern part Nevertheless there danger In the GOV
eminent leper colony in the Philippines mild have
been treated with chaumoogra oil which is said to afford
detrimental stage and Of the witnesses was willing
to pronounce it In fact there seems to be no
doubt in the minds of most experts that the only sure way
to deal with the maady is by segregation In particular
this plan is advocated by Dr. j. w McKean American SUI
pe1intendent Of the lcper asylum in SIAM man whose
opinion appears to be regarded highly by those in
tereSted in the eradication of the disease
During the carly stages Of eprosy the victim exhibits
40 unusual signs and can go about among his fellows
without attracting attention. but this does not protect the
public The disease may be conaced easily by ONLY one
person in hundred but that person entitled to such
protection as his government give to him. At first
thought, segregation like very severe expedient
since involves depivng several citizens of some of their
liberty but IT, witnesses testified the disease spread
ing III the United States it is surely time steps were taken
to protect future generations Once the country is plrged
OF the disease it fairly sae for lepers admitted
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24
Marryin6&rMOnQy|
TowNsENDs CHILDREN UNITE

.BY MRS ENN LEONARD =

Don't you worry about me. 1t
would be pure JOY to head her off. You
have been like wax In her hands. You
have been used to dealing with women,
not vampires, and she has taken you
off your feet. Can't you see that it
is war to the death? 1t is fight or
go under financially, You believe me,
don't your" A sigh was his only an
swer.
IF she would only go easy while
money Is so tight everything would
come out all right, but she will not, and
she must be made to use a little COM
mon sense. Any woman who would
mortgage her home to take "a trip
can't be allowed to go her own gait
unless her husband is made of money,
and you are not that by any means"
Dudley spoke with the earnestness
born from a desire to help.
mo doubt she thinks me richer
than l am. People here always speak
of me as a rich man, and she has
taken their estimate and thinks any
economy is stinginess on my part"
Jacob was trying to put the best
construction on her actions.
You stingy, indeed" exploded Dud-
ley.
you must remember that she is not
well acquainted with me. If she knew
me as little as l knew her any i'm
possible thing might seem true to
her"
well, Daddy, If she does not know
you, give her q chance to get ac-
quainted, Give her sample of your
business head. She has set out to show
you that she will not be limited in
money matters You cannot let her
run you into bankruptcy" Dudley
felt that he was making an impress
sion and meant to make the most
Of It,
well. you may go to Kansas City
and see what you can do about the
matter" said Jacob, after a long 81
lence.
Good for you, Daddy. I'll do my
best to have things turn out as we
want them to-" Dudley clapped his
father joyously on the back.
(To be contlnued)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24
Open Nostrils! End
A Cold or Catarrh
How to Get Relief When Head
and Nose Are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuffling, hawking.
mucous discharge, dryness or head
ache; no struggling for breath at
night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply q
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. 1t penetrates through
every air passage of the head, sooth-
ing and healing the swollen or in
famed mucous membrane, giving you
instant relief. Head colds and ca
tarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable. Relief Is
sure.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-24

tensive acting on their part and only
requires their occasional presence on
the screen. In The Final Judgment"
the opposite is true, however. The
part which Miss Barrymore has to car
ry calls for much more acting than
usual and in no feature in which she
has been seen here has she done better
work than in this. There are many
emotional scenes which are all the
more intensified by her superb play
ing. Mahlon Hamilton plays oppo-
site her and gives a finished inter-
probation to his role, The Paramount
Newspictures and a Paramount Bray
animated cartoon complete the pro-
gram.