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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

SRI. Gli5abct6 grcsar bon Sprilig=
fielo, O., pl1rbe fiir5lih inn nel,clt
2en5 : Stl1oip, Dos betmlntlib benl
Columbia Ibcafer gegenil6er licgr,
OILS glnpfargsban1e al10citcllt. 6r4.
ere9ar lit cine talentirtc, mpbl ergo
gellc illnac Came, bic ocn geil1derl1
bes Stllbio burh ibr gcpinlcnocs
@ele cit ll1b &tnlt Ser l%lnterbaltl1,1g
5meifellos gcfallen miro. SEER 2el'5
bot feline llnfoiten aeidcllt lttb allcs,
ipas IN leil1cr Mad)t licgt, gctbarL
I'M cinc Ocn1 Iapenporter Nl1bliflml
%gefoael1oe gmpfanasoamc fir ieiir
bier ld)on lcit Sobren als %berporra-
9ero %befanltes neutrality-suspicious. Site
ller 81 lidern. ST iest lein gall5cS
Strebe1 nnb &ollnen Gin, Tim oas
Sens st1toio sum gcitell ocs @eltens
al nlad)elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

Scr &ertrug. Den @nglui1o NIT
Iultralien ab9cldlpiien bat, pffcnbart
bcn aricg splan, Der mdp 8icberbcr@
ltclllln9 bes Sricoens befplst merbcn
lpu. ST 9cbt oabin, Sab oue Mpbz
ltnffc Ser engliihen &plpnien ullb ser
Iuiirtcn nad) England gebradt lpcrz
Den ipllen, .lpncit piclc tic nidt lclbcr
pcrarbeiten, I'M lie alien allhercn 2anz
bern rprsucntbaltcl1. S1 bem pprliez
genbeu Sale banbcIt es iid um 3inf,
pas in Ser Snbuitrie cine pidtige
9ipllc lpiclt. Sn bieier @eile fDnnte
gn9lanb mod perlhiepcnc anbere Soc
talle bci6legnabntel. 9ielcr Hlan
miro bcslpegcu tlid)t sur I%1sfiibrutg
9cloneen, lpcil Geutidlmo niht Sric@
Den ihliebcn miro, menn @nelaun lid,
nidh perpflidtet, ppn pieien Matl1fcn
@bltanp su ncbnnet. llnmDgli6 fam
9cltidlanh Sll9ebcn, oob Der &rieg
lad Dem Sricocn fortecictt mirb, ncil
es einen bnllernpcn Srieoe1 perlan9t.
Sic gnsldnncr beballpten. oab
Dos grl6eil,cu Scr pcl1tlden SIptte
allf Sem Meere lcoi9li6 pplitildcu
3mcefen bienc, ,lanllid Sen iinfenpell
Wutb Der %erbiinocten su beben. @a@
RIM Die 9clttlden Sci, Wllltb ncrIprcn
baden %ipllten, ipirp lidt 9ela9t lmo
lit audi nidt erlidtlid. Sic baben
ale llriade nit Der Sadlasc s%ufriez
Ben 81 iein, 1lod)bcm Die rllllilhe mlo
Sic britilhe Sffcniipe sum 5tilitano
9ebrudt mprbcn linb. Scr 3lpcf, Der
NIT Dem Grid)cincu Scr Slptte bcabz
lidti9t miro, lit, bcn Seinbe mieoer
ei1cn Sdlag 51 pcrletcl1, lpie er i'm
III DEM &fc BEL Siltlanb %erlitten
bat. @em bic Gneldnper has nid)t
9lauben, 10 fDnnen JIG lief iebr ibnell
bappn iiberSel9en, inNcm tic lid gum
Sample lteuen. 9apon miro uber
nid,ts geIugt, 1pnbcrn man pcriu6t mil
albernen Nebcnsartcn Die Sbatladc 81
perbefen, bab man Den aampf ideut,
Sic gnaldnber miirbcn Den &an1pi
annebmcl,, ipcnr1 ciu bcntid)es S6eilz
gcidlpaoer lid eeaen Sic %aeianmte bri=
tii1e Slotte ltellen lpplte, aber liz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
MuslGnocr am Sudidmlen.

Gos Stltoiltm Der 9ltsldnocr Ill
Sohldlllen lit cine lSra9c,
Die idon III Nrieoens5eiten DIT SIT
observation-disclosures Nnlab qege6cu
bot, nadl oenl &ricge o6er iid)crlid)
ltelt gere9elt meroen mus, lttO idon
lest III afaoenlilden &reiIelt lebhoTt
crortort miro. 9(ud Ser Serat ose
Scdlniidcn Sohidnulc SIT Berlin rot
filr5lidl 0a5u Stelllng geiromnlelt.
Dclcntlid ill Slime Der SenfIdriit.
Bic Ser NltsidulB fiir Sedniifc2
Sdnlmeien ii6er oieic1 @cgenItalto
hcarbcitet hot. 7a1ad, miir0clt ar
oelttide1 6odNdnllcn MIR Sic Mllge-
borigcn IoIdlcr 2anocr 5l5lllaIIen
leill, sic ilrerieits Sen in ihrcn @ren.
sen lc6enoen 9eutiden nift ii6els
mollcno b@cgealrer, ibnet oen @es
6raltd lt1o bic Yflcge ihrer %heinlat5s
llden Sprade uno Sitten ionic Die
grridltrulg 0eltider Shulen erlalt=
ben. Inn mlnglidit einheitlidcs &or-
gehelt 5l er5ielcm rat sic G1orlotten.
burger Sed)niide &odNd)ule ihrc
Gpridllage ollel1 oelltidlcn Sdmeiter'
onitalten. ltllo llnipcriitatell sur glelt.
berlt1tg p~orgelegt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
ber3igfcit nid]t; cine ser O%ienenoen
SdmeItern mlroS bierbei ldpper be-
mltnDet. Sic Nltid1c &pnnnanoal=

6er3igfcit 1lid)t; cinc ser oicncnoell
Sdmeltern purog hicr6ei ldNper be-
lplmoet. Sic Hltid1c &onrmanoan=
tlrr ariff iofort eill, crnirfte bei Der
9riilIelcr Spitaluermoltung cine I'm
terfllnft fir sic BON Sen cnaliidlan
Sd]iIfsgeid}itbcn 6eorohten hilfloieH
&leinen, ctlpa 100 OIL Ser 3ohl llnb
Iorgtc fiir oerell s%lbtranspprt nad)
Griiflel. Hilbreno idiloert @err Gel
croir oieics siehesmerf; mir elttlleb-
men ieinenl oil bic oclttid)e geboroe
aerid]tctcn Talfcsbriefc sic fol9nocll
3cilen:
v1bgleih ~ulicrc Rciie qltalrpQ
lallgc mahrte, lit lie oodl perhaltnih-
mabia aliidlih perlallfen. SGT beetle
MIDI es nlit5lttheilen; alle &inoe>
limo modification IN 9riiliel altge-
lanNt. Ser Bug, Scr ltll flint llbr ii
@ellt cintraf, folnntc icinc Tahrt lil1
fortieben. @ir nlllbten ltnlere Since
ltllter eillclll Sdjuppell mttcrbrlllgeit
Gort bot nlall llnlcrc &lcincn uer
mohllt. Die otlttid]eu Soloaten ha6cl
lie nit Sdlpfplaoe, @ollbons, 9len
feln ullo oeraleidan mebr 10 poage
ltupft, BOB mir bitten malbten, MI
Der Gcrtheilltng Ser 2efcrbiiIen allf
5~ltHoren; mir filrdltctcll, Sic &inoel
fonllten lid ocn Ma9clt p~croertel.
mos gliidlidlcrpeiIe ltidlt 9cidlehu
lit" -
@ir ~cmpfehlcn Scr elgliidjcn Erri
ic oielen Sriei mlter ibrer Mltfri
uGclltid}e &lmllcntbatcn" 5llnl slb
brlttf 5l1 brillgcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Gmpfan9soamen beiratben.
Gas 2cns Stnbiu birftc nit Mcd;t
ttin 9ciratgs : @trcal, 9cmanmt
iucr0cn.
@ier gmpfangsoamcn oes Stuoips in
fnr3cr 3cit p%ernnablt. sllocre ,lai-
lcn iid) BORT fonterfeien, I'M iib
5ll b%crbeirntbcn.

Iireft ober inoircft lit oas 2cr5
Stl,bio fiir picle @cirotbcn it bicier
Staot u1lo l%lmgegeno perantlportlih.
8rnadlt bas Slll1cre bcs Stltoio, sic
81noe ocs pbotp9rnpbiid)cn sltclicrs
lilto NIT pielcn giloern inngpcrntGb..
ter Hoarc, ilr1ger Ianlcr. sic lid
perlobt babcn, jlln9er Mdnncr, oie
ibrcn aicbitcn ein gito gcihcnft Boz
ben @ilocr BON Mdinl,crll ltlb Iral,,
eli int bclten Sitter, lebensfril6cr@rci
lc llno @rciiirnen mllb idlieBli1 alld)
BON &inbcrll, sic BON @cinnbbeit uub
S~ebelsllllt ltroeet, gcldnliidt, lit
ldon fir piele Sod15eitcn 5l pcrant=
mprteil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
7as bartelte Cons.

sseben oenfcnoen Menihel1 eriiint
Ser @eoanfc an bie eiplge Nadlt Der
gfinobeit nit S6alloern. Ridlt oas.
2idt Ser Sorne, nid't Dos @riilt Ser
@ieictl, nid6t oas 8lau oes Simmels
erbliden ait oiirfen, oas biinft inns
oas bcfloacnspert6eIte sd}idial. &C.
len mir int Sen aricgsberidten bon
pernidtcuocm 5ener, bon @asanr
9riifen INTO bon erbittertcl1 9iabfam>
pfcl1, 10 brdngt lid inns 3rlladIt Der
@ebanfe al,f an Die Mermltcll, mcldls
bel oenl Monn gcgen Wolm Singer
ibr Mugcnliht eil1biiBen.
IS lpirft bobcr fait bcru6igenb, gu
erio6relt, DOB la,lt rel1cIten NohriG
ten bcs Gcntralcommlttees pom
Geutidel1 giotbcn arell5, Die bis in
oie jiingitc @e9enwart 3%ltriidgcbenL
cs int Gel1ti6lano MIR ctlpa 900 bis
tauieno &ricgsblinoe aibt. Sci Der
eridiitterrlo groben 3ohl Ioniti9er
Spfer bes &rieges nod mebr atS
omei &fjobren, ef9ibt iid Elm
duBerlt aerinser Ero3cntlab. oil
&riegshlinocn.
gc5cidncno fir sic crltnlnlihe
Spferpiai9feit uno tiefenpfllnoeno
Ganfborfcit ocs Ientld9el Golfes fiir
ici1te @eloen lit Sic T6otlad1c, ool}
iiir oicie l%lcltrbrnbert bis taltlcnl
&ricgsblinben FISHER 11idlt penigct
ols rllnb abt Miaioncn Marf &c:
lalnnlelt lporoen iinb.
Gs iii mcnidlid pcrltdlolid un>
ncr5eiblid. BOB lid bos Mitleio bel
Mllaenlcillbeit ltets 5llerlt ocn 9l!n.
Sen %5ltncloet. SaBt mon icoodl bil
gauge Sragif besarieges nllpcrlpallo:
ms Allge, bot mal1 lid) in oel, ner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5agen gcnltg Sady
iidfcit bcmabrt, I'M fol9eridtig;
Sdliiiie 5ieben SIT fonicn, 10 mll
n1al acitcbcn, BOB cine grobe Mcna'
anberer aricgsbeihooiater genii
cbc1lio beballerl1smcrtb lit, mie 81
&riegsblinben.
Man oenfe an Sic topfercn &rie
ger, Sic eciltno ON 2ei6 nl1o Serl
alts5oaclt, llno Die MINI iniolge Scr CT
littcncn ldmcrcr1 G%erletlu1gen 81,
@ctt llidlt p~crlalIcn fonnen, mlo 81
mciit pnuig a,f fremoe @artlnlg I'M
4flcge %mlgelpielen lino. Gicacid)t oil
2c6clls5cif.
@dre cs nidt freuoia 5lt bcgriiber
|mell1 fir Sicdc l11o @elGlnttc, ID
lpic iiir SplSatcn nit lhueren &opi
ihiillen, bct benen ballfig Sic Mios
lidJfeit enter ipatere1t cplleptlNd)f
&ranfbcit beltebt, ebelllo reid1e @ahe
geiammclt miirben, pie fir Die glir
ben2 Sim bod alth lie ldlmcr bcin
geIndt pom Sdidlal, n1o Ser BET
limo baltcrnbe Ianf fiir fire trel
Gflidteriiiurng mare, 81 ~emoblthat
&c ll,b nlcnlhenfrcutolihe 9ead)Itel
liebe, bie ib1cn 10 mand)e GrleidYt
rltng ncridaffen foi1nte.'
@aben fir irgcnociten 3neia 81
Sill snerfcs beliebe mlalt an oicScl
ide @otidaft oocr oie 1entidlen Sol
lltlate SIT leltoelt, bon no aus lie ol1r
Bic Sermittll1ng Scr 1elegirten 81
Ge1tidcn Notbet &rell5es IN oellSc
einigten ,Staaten, 1929 @rpabma
Seem Oorf, mperaii9lih l1l1o unpe
: first allf lidcrem @e9e nod Ieltic
lano iihermielcll mcroen. IS ltc.
:. jcocm aiitigen @cber frci, SIT beltil1
! nlcn, fir meldt Mrt Der &riegsbil
, CT ieine 5tifturlg %perlpanot ieben mi
Stets fann er iider ieilt, oab icil
) %Mnoronnng gcpillc1baft bcfol.
: miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
1as=8l6eleiicm.
Louis dsnssen's Sons,
213--215 mctI. e. Ctr,
9aUcnport. Sonia.
Sin @udiecfiidcrci ltntcrncbme1.

Son Scr Sitieefiiite miro seldrie=
ben: Sod)icefiid)erei bon @eoeutln,a
miro belltc MIR III Der Moroice opi=
id)et Sitfrieslano uuo Der. gl6e, be-
tricben. sSlm miro sur 3eit lit Sit
frrc1clrtenfreilen ollf sic @idtiafeit
eines Stieebafcls fir Sic Sodiee-
tiled)rei 1T Ser Sitiee bi1gepielen,
lr1o alpar miro sic Staot 2iibef oils
3entralpnllft b%e5eid)nct. 9iibed lies.
0en lebr ergiebiaen Iildgrii1oen in,
Sfa9erraf lll0 &attegat am 1l6iidlten.
8ie nrgebel,ren 6diil1gc BON Seril1gcll
5lt Mnfang oieies Sabres bel sfaocn,
mo ait eiltcm Gage fir 675,QOO Marl
Serllt9e aefal1get %lpnroe1, belpeilen,
mic lohl1ero BORT Ser Sang lit. Scr
beld)lplc11e Mlsbalt ocs 2iibecfer S =
tens b~egiinltigt Dos Nroieft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27


Impr bot oem 2el,5 Stl1oio 5l1nl
Gntlcecn oes 8eiiters in ser lestert
3eit SIT balliig eiltell @eilld) abgeitat=
tet ulo leibcr %iebesn1al' einem 9ieii
mitgcbradt. Ser flcine. Sdlingc..
ld)ieBt ltl1r SIT gut mo picrgnlpfa1es-
oamen oes Stl,oio babcl1 iid in fllr-
ser 3eit rerntablt.
Die biibiden, lebensfrijhen @eiidl-
ter Der bier iullgcn Ialnen, oeren
Nortroits mir Bier Srllfel1, babel1 es
Den @eludcrn bes Mteliers al1scthen
utb piermal mllBte Ser Shreiber oes
Scott COUNTY 9e5irfsgeridtes in ser
lcttet 3cit Observation-Disclosures
mir gmpfan9soamcn bcs Stltoir
arsltclen. 3meifellos meroen lidj
na9 2clen bieies Mrtifels mebrers
lltllge 1on1ert, bic gerne eitelt Mantl
baben mollcn, at &errn 9en5 I'M cine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Die 9iamanteninbmnrie i'm aricac.

Belegcttlib ser in ain1berlcp ab-
9ebaltene1 Sallptperiamnlllng ser
Seem Sagersfontcin So. erflarte Ser
N%orlisetoe, Dob in oelll Sem &riegs=
ollsbrlld folaenoen eriten Sabre fiir
Glan1onten feline luirflidc Madfrage
%beltanocn bot. Sbmobl Sic g%r5cltgl1l1g
OUT Die Salfte 5ltriidgegangcrl NOR,
1nltBtet lid) bic GreiIe AbiGmahlul-
gen nm so Frp5ent aefollen laI1ell.
Ole Golitif Ser orei fiibrenocn Dio..
iltallte11gelelldaftcll, sic barin be.
ltebt, Die Gr5elallng allf5neebet l1nb
Die 9roBen 9eltalloe nidt inn Morftc
all5ltb1etelt, babe 'lid belpa6rt. Sic
belleren Sprten ltanbcn 6cl1te cbenlo
bod I'M Greiie mic I'M Sabre 1918.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

ipiirben sen @prldlae nidt oufnebs
men, CO nit ber sal5cn beutihen
Slpttc 5u ira9er, mcil Sic @icbe, Sic
tic BET Siltlano bapuuactragen babea,
nod 8u frildl I'M @coddt1iB Iino. CT
rlcn Seinb idjmaben, %anltatt i'm anz
5ugreifen, 8cu9t nidt pou grnBenl
Sclbltpcrtraucn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Sriides 8lHd.

Gin @eiler iaat: v@ott Iei Gal1f
@ie iippig iino bes 0oieins r6elloen
shon glallbt' i'd id lei nlaaenfrmf,
Slllo jest it's bluB eill 2eberleioen!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

e1tipalm lib baralts Gin @ortlpefie(.
in oeiien gerlanf Der @alt @errn
S6mibt 10. brutal obrfeigte, oab ST.
ler SIT @pbell itilratc uno Die Eoli5ci
eingreifen nlrrBte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

@aibinaton beItreitet, BOB Sic
Srtppen aus Merifo @abberllfen lper-
Den. Sat iiG GorranSa ibon oasu
geallbert?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Su1l1 Sbcatcr,

&ritifer: u&arllll idlrcit ocnn S9r
1ireftpr inulter uSclter!!"
Sdalllpielcr: Sbm tit cben Ser ers
it ylchbaber ollrd1gebranllt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

Die oeicr unierer 3cituna, lino.
boflidlt erludt, ale interel1dhten
Nadrid)tcn, mclde in ibren @efann.
tenfrcilcn p%orfommcn, scr Mcbaftion
per Eplt oocr perionlih 81 iibernit.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-13
DEFIED PASSAGE OF TIME
Wrought Iron Spur, Many Years
Under Ground, Almost as Good
as New When Cleaned.

An iron spur was found on the battle
field OF Brandywine. Pa. and recently
presented TO independence Hall mu-
scum by j. f. Picking OF Philadelphia.
on whose fathers farm il was plowed
up. When first discovered it was at
tached to a long cavalryman's boot.
which Immediately fell TO pieces when
handled, leaving the spur greatly rust
ed and corroded. but intact When
cleaned il appeared almost as good as
ever. although il had lain in the
ground since the battle OF Brandywine,
September II. 1777.
10 is now used to illustrate history
lectures TO the public school children
in Independence hall by Superintend-
ent Carpenter, who declares that chill
dren are fine scouts when il comes TO
discovering things"
A steel manufacturer from Chicago
happened to be present when II was
displayed and upon examining 1t de-
clared that it was made OF wrought
iron and that il was much superior 10
the wrought iron OF today. which. II
buried an equally long period in the
ground. would probably be rusted and
corroded entirely away. I'VE are try.
ing to discover" said he. the secret
of old-time iron that was immune "a
destruction by rust"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-13
Turka 80 20 for oreeks.

Turkey has always been the easy
prey OF foreigners. and the Turk in
trade has proved no match for the
willy practices OF the Greek. Fullerton
l.. Waldo writes in Harper's Weekly.
AZ Kavalla a trick OF the Greek
merchants has been 10 use two ac-
count books The Greek would con.
tract for SO many okes OF tobacco.
worth, let Us say. = thousand pounds.
The advance payment (caparaJ OF ten
pounds at a time was entered in both
books and the Turk signed in both
places. Then when the reckoning
came. perhaps after ten OF these pay.
ments. or one hundred pounds In ALL
the Greek would point 20 both sig
natures and say See have paid you
two hundred pounds. for here is your
signature In two places The Turk
unable to make his protest effective
would have 10 submit
The Turks say ruefully that " 4
Turk an Armenian and Greek. eacr
with dollar. star; 70 cross the mar
row channel OF the Bosporus in q
rowboat. the Greek has s. when thel
get 90 the other side
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-13
WORK OF MAINTAINING ROADS
People in Many States Spending Much
Money for Improvement but
Overlook Needed Care.


Too much stress cannot be laid upon
the importance of maintenance in con.
nection with the work of improving
the roads. The people in pearly all
the states are filled with enthusiasm
for road Improvement and are spend
ing enormous sums of money in the
construction of superb roads; and yet
almost without exception they are
making little provision TO care for the
roads after they are built. This is
true not only in the various counties,
but under many of our state highway
departments.
To maintain the roads in good con.
dition year after year requires a con.
siderable annual outlay, but this out
lay is infinitely less than the loss which
must fall upon the people eventually
if they allow their roads TO go TO utter
ruin. The thing for all advocates of
good roads to do Is to urge continuous,
systematic maintenance and the set.
ting aside every year OF an amount per
mile estimated by the engineer in
charge to be sufficient for the proper
maintenance of the road--a course
which must make for economy and
efficiency.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-13
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH
KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS
Says Too Much Meat Forms Uric Acid
Which Clogs the Kidneys and
.rritates the Bladder.

Most folks forget that tho kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog
ged and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull misery
in the kidney region, severe head
aches. rheumatic twinges, torpid liver.
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
feel an ache or pain In the kidney
region. get about four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any good drug store here.
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon Juice. COM
bined with lithia. and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 1t also neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine SO II
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia'
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious com
plications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots OF Jad Salts to folks who be
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-01-13
FEDERAL AID FOR HIGHWAYS
Public Sentiment Is Strong for Law to
Authorize Government Help In
Road Improvement.

Public sentiment throughout the
United States is Overwhelmingly in IA
vor OF federal aid in highway improve
ment. as shown in the report recently
made TO congress by the Joint commit
tee on federal aid. II is no longer
question OF the desirability of ma
tional law providing for such govern
mental help in creating national sys-
TEN of good roads, nor OF the constitu-
tionality OF such an act. but of de-
Gliding upon a measure the provisions
of which shall be framed so carefully
that when enacted into law il will be
so equitable and effective that it will
remain practically unchanged for
many years and be a credit TO the
congress that enacts it.
In its report the committee gives
many reasons for recommending ma
tional participation in the good roads
movement and clearly indicates that
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No More Monopoly Schedules.

American manufacturers can retain
their trade supremacy If they are wise.
but they will not retain it If the
United States by exclusive tariffs tries
TO hog the trade of the world. That
is the surest way to lose it. All the
tariff laws ever enacted by congress
are now so much waste paper. Not
one OF them is worth a cent as
guide to the revision OF the tariff that
must inevitably result from the eco
nomic readjustment that must follow
the war. But of all the political ele-
ments that are unfit to be trusted with
tariff revision. the most unfit is the ele-
ment that believes in monopoly SEIZED
ules for the sake of monopoly
schedules
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Now is the demi-season of our discon-
tent-as the Poet did not say-when
there is nothing new in blouses for
winter wear and nothing certain about
those for spring. But she who finds
herself compelled to add TO her sup
ply may be quite certain OF one thing,
and that is that her new blouses are
still 10 he of sheer materials.
With the incoming of each season
for at least three, blouses have been
growing more and more diaphanous.
II is difficult now to see how they can
become more airy. but impossible TO
believe that they will become less so.
Georgette crepe, chiffon, and other
sheer fabrics, not forgetting to count
I'm laces. are TO be relied upon for the
present. and uncertainty will soon be
a thing of the past
Among models now displayed color
is an element TO be recokoned with
Blouses of wash silks. including crepe
and chiffon. are shown in light colors,
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friends from the city and the extern
sive garden was a constant scene of
brightness and gayety Mrs. Mallory
had always nodded pleasantly across
the hedge to her pretty neighbor and
only week previous had invited Una
over TO a lawn party to meet her
friends
Una was delighted She was filled
with joyous l1ticipations of the good
time expected She had lonned her
daiDtiest dress the afternoon of the
function. when Mrs Wendell was
seized with one of her habitual hys-
tericBl fits and she was forced TO give
mp the party
"Oh, well. perhaps J am getting too
IA on the shady side OF girlhood TO
JOIN in with these young sweet crea-
lures" poor Una tried to cheat her
self into bel.eving-she mad not the
vanity TO realize her own rare beauty
and grace.
"A dash of nutmeg and I'm through
with the cake" announced Una a min
ute later.
She reached UP 20 the cabinet over
the kitchen table and took down a
ia. II held the nutmegs but some
sticky sugar grains prevented them
from shaking out. Una squeezed her
shapely hand through the opc top Il
loosen them.
oh. deari" she cried. now I've
done IL. J can neither get my hand
further down nor out"
The mouth OF the jar was fitted tC
her wrist like a boxing glove. She
was dismayedly deciding that to b,
released she rsust break the Jar
when she turned like a shot.
Hey. there. my pretty" a gruf
voice hailed her and the shadow OF
trnmpish intrudey fell across the floor
Una stood petT.8ed The man wa
fierce looking. IKE vicious CLEAN o
his eyes a menace He held a SINAI
lacquered and iNiaid box In his hand
He thrust back its I'D drew from IL
small lady's jeweled watch and sal
hurriedly
GIVE me a dollar for that. youn
lady. and it's yours"
At a glance Una realized that IN
man must be thief for the Httl
watch was brilliantly set with dii
monds
mo" she said can give you 70
money"
"Youu have 10. or I1 Slit that pre-
ty white throat Of yours" Missed IN
man warnlngly Aha there's purses
be shouted. as he made out sma
pocketbook lying on the shelf OF N
DRESSER.
lie snapped the lacouered bov rio,
shut and placed 30 ou the sink exte
sion. starting for the purse.
"i've got TO get out of town quick
I've got 90 have money!" ne mt
tered
Crash
There was only one thing to 80 q
The intruder made a Movement