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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20

An ounce of prevention is
worth q pound of cure" is an ak
iom. The common tendency how
ever is towards a partial and some
tunes total neglect Of preventative
measures until something happens
which arouses the public to the
duty neglected, but it is then too
late. Theoretical or academic ar
guments avail little, but objective
lessons such as we had witnessed
Tuesday when the Rehurek boy
was run over by an automobile,
drive the argument home more
clearly and forcibly than the most
fluent plea to drivers to be care
full. We have noticed right along
that drivers run their machines
too fast on main street and while
no accident bad happened not
much attention had been paid to
the matter. Many a driver of a
car when cautioned by the marshal
or others, reported with a snappy
answer and repeatedly violated the
town ordinances regulating the
speed of vehicles to spite those
who used more judgement and
common sense. And this by nc
means had been confined to drivers
from the country or elsewhere,
but home people violators as we'll,
The fact that children are in the
habit of playing in the streets
long after they should have beer
in bed, while an evil that should
be Immediately stopped, is no ex'
cuse why a driver should shqoI
thru main street ut Bonnie clip
because the slower YOU go the less
the chance of running over some
body and the less the chance OF
badly or fatally hurting him il
you do run over him whether youI
fault or not.
A lesson has been learnt by
Tuesdays accident and we are
now ready to listen to good ad
vice and willing to prevent its re
petition, and without delay pro
coed to do this:
/. Place signs in the center o.
main street and the streets inter
secting bearing the inscription
Slow down to 10 miles. Keep t.
the right.
2 Arrest all violators withou
fear or favor and impose a heav!
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20
Town Proceedings.

The account of Robt. Vauk town
treasurer were examined and found
correct as follows. s..
April q, 1915 cash on hand, $3.50. l3
Receipts during the -432l.s4
TOtal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
Disbursements during the yea, 547S. ii
April %, 1916 balance on hand 1344.S8
Warrants outstanding unpaid, SIS 90
The treasurer was instructed to call
in Registered Warrant No. I'll made
In favor of w. L. Bruce.
The bonds and oaths Of the newly
elected officers were>approved and III
ed as follows. ...
Geo. Trunec, Oath of once as Trustee
]. A. Wagner Oath Of Office AZ Trus-
tee.
J. f. hostel Oath of ONCE as Trustee.
Jos. g. Vaith Oath Of Office as Clerk
and $500 bonds. ..
Robt. Vauk, Oath Of office as, Treasu-
rer and $4,000 bonds.
V. j Noll, Oath of office as assessor
and $500 bonds. ..-..
There beng no other business before
the meeting same was ON motion ad
jOurned.
K. L. Szymanskl.
Town Clerk.
Attest: J. A. Wagner
Chairman
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20

Farm loans at 5 per cent. Farms
for sale. Lindstrom Investment
Co., Yankton, S. D. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20

were Tyndall visitors last Friday.
For q square deaf. good lumber. and
low prices. come to J. II. ousaI Co.
Splendid, Red Seal and pure rye
-four for sale at the Farmers eleva-
tor. Adv.
Adolph Rehurek and his family
we're near Dante last week looking
over their farm.
School warrant books for sale at
the Independent. 81 a book of
100 warrants
For rent, the dwelling formerly
occupied by Chas. Petrik. Apply
TO Jos. Kocer. Adv.
John Hamburger returned re-
turned from Dante where he has a
fine farm last Friday.
Mrs. George Trunec and her
daughter, Miss Ludmilla, we're
Yankton visitors Thursday.
E. W. Nedved and Louis Ned
we'd and his wife spent Sunday vi
sited with Will Pisek.
Try some of our Monarch paint
and varnishes. The best on the
market. Ptak Lumber Yard Adv
Take out policy in a strong
Company-the U. S. Annuity Life
Ins. Co. ]. F. hostel, local
agent. ,:. ADV.
Found q bunch of keys, near the
Kudraa farm. The keys include
Buick switch key. Call at the
Independent Office.
T. v. Ptak and Jack Msus of
Tyndall and Mr.. Palmerini of
Sioux Falls representing a culvert
firm were in town on business last
Friday.
Harvest in this portion has COM
menced Monday on a general
scale, altho q few farmers have be-
gun last week. Binder Irvine is in
big demand
John Burger and his wife and
son E. j., of near Wagner were in
town visiting Monday in their Chr.
While E. J. dropt in and renewed
his subscription.
Mrs. Joseph Pesek of near
Winner came down last Friday for
visit with relatives. The crop
condition in that country. she
says, is very good.
Fred Kaiser was in Chas. Mix
county last week and informed US
that he has secured 200 acres of
land there to which there is no til
It'd and no ownership.
We are enjoying" some cork
ing weather the past few days.
but the corn needs it and while it
has hurt the small grain consider
ably the yield will be good.
John F. Hruska bought an EN-
pire car one day last week and
shortly after made trip to Mis-
sion Hill for visit wife his sister,
Mrs. Rampp.
Farmers who are in need of har-
vest hands may apply for same to
local station agent X. l.. Szyman-
ski. The Milwaukee has estab-
lished and employment bureau
thru their local agents.
A special meeting of the Tabor
Commercial Club will be held at
the Blezek building Friday, July
Il, at SPIN. for the purpose of
selecting the winning name from
the suggestions sent in for our
annual celebration in August.
This being more of a public affair,
not only members of the club are
invited to come, but members
are otwelcome.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20
NoUTH DAKOTA

vklady t6to bance jsou zaru-
Geny a chraneny zaruenim
fondem vkladateld We statu
South Dakota. {:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

LONDRES, Dicenbre He! Sc
NEAL Maurice, director en- jefc dc
las o2araciones militares en- 81 minis
terio de Is guerra, he hccho, Z pro
n6si;o De Il tonla de Bucharest, las 81
gui@nces d.c!araciones:
La cai5a dc Bucarest no tienc
ninguaa Specification milisar, pcro
yoE este no qUiero %insinuar que 81
evacuation Eo haya teaido IN efoc-
10 mora! : poiitico considerable.
~ ejtrcito u.aaao esq, ,odavia IN
5arto, ea raz6n de qus aunca h S.
tafo exnuezlo = sufr;r ~ptrdidae cor
s~iderables. fuera de a batai@ eel!
Argos, donJe fue batido. De5e haber
perdido ALI IN fuerte Eimero d hsm
bres, cuando sus lireas fueron 70
tas.
I'm nuastra prensa Sc han incu,
rrido en- numerosos errores I proP6-
sito del ~pratendido eje"cito de Orso-
". a~bandonado q retaguardia de-
ejercito enemigo. De hecho, no he
habido runca ringUn ej4rcito rum"
no en- OrSava. E! solo ejercito cU
Na,aquia era 81 primer ejercito II
mano. Y manos de una division haoi@
sido situa6u en- Orsova para guardian
Ia retaeuardia. Is. pues, un destaca-
r2ento e que In S;Go separ@do del
ejtrc..o.
las infcrmes alcmanes hablan Dc
.iacuea,a nil { Glen mi. p~rosioneroS,
pcro deaaa comnreaGer en- csc hume
70 Z a 2~o3,aci5n civil de To- disrri-
tbs ocupadoS. Las ventajaS materfG.
les hechas por los aIemanes en los
alrededores de Bucharest han defrak
dado c~iertamente III esHeranZas. por
que los rumanos nan podido dcStruir
una gran parte de las eXplotaciones
de Datr6leo ' Ievarse consigo l. ma
yor rarle @c as cXi~Cen. As Ge MAJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
~CONEEPENCIAS SCBRE Ell.
FPEETE

PARIS, Dicicmbre ll.-Ei c0El;tj
De Ell e~siHcczo de Francia Y sus
aliados." Ie acuerdo con cl alto co
m2naGn;a francs, m organi%ado Co.
fercncais so6re 81 fr2nte. ". Cl"m-c
presideatc DC Ia Lisa Martina m to
TACO IL question del dominic dc To-
mares. ". Bernard. professor De Il
Soborna. habl0 del Marco ' de "a !e-
gi6n mar:oquiana. ". CASTOR Re-
geot expuso el papcl de Inglate!Ta eli
csta guerra. Pr6vimamente. u. Blu
meatnal, antique alcalde de Co!mar,
dara una confercncia zoDr" A!sac:&-
Lorena.
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l : A VIEJkS
Wienc sc IL "a. plaEa).


unia votuntadeS' deS2Emaoa cot"F2S'
.":uad:a respects, ca-oeaoa a casa.
/" ia wv" : Aa'!a'& % U nay
"'&s s"''' e. este "uaGo: ii eNP@-
.icac:a cai@ea~a por e. caiIno' que
IS Al H1lsn.o tempo n c"Usa dc To-
&as lis cN,rsy2g2@claS G !"Peltlnen-
>iaz DC ~ viejos.
Ne arrc"a 4 des:rlo asi, sin amoa-
@e' ii fode"S.
Sc prrSeata el N~ri.l"hte para
"a raica- Is fieo' Is %'''Po' - Ho"'-
"rc dH $~ocleda2.
iE"s @2l','. 'f"e "S"" IL" 'Sh'
5aJos".
L. Iaa'..ia to"2 sc %!'oTo'2'
>~2i"Hl"'e !.'-3 ''S''"Fot2 u
a"if' - VEGA
;Q"2 f2fe""!
Cua@do p&saR los ano: cu",ndo "
IL vicja +" dczaparecido, cs cuardo
cod"s ..s h~cas rcpit.n: Quo razon
r-n.a "a abuelu.
FL ctro nis;o dej2 cl of;cio O Il
carr.ra On los cuaicS habria d en-
eo@t7ar IL c~xi>-onv:a modesto ' tran
Quiia en- n que 10 corre pcigro Il
honr2dez.
Pero IN tenido Ia inmensa ~fortuE&
lie caer en- gracia al cacique, n po-
litico De importancla y va 4 goZar
De les pueStoS publicoS.
Todos ricn, todos aplauden. todos
Sc estremecrn de placer.
La vieja llora amargamente.
-:Chocheces,
Los d;as vue!an, los desenganos
~vienen. e chico, perdidos los ma
5itos de trabaio de economic. cac
| enyueIto en- IN c.mbio politico.
Que bien hacia en- llogar Ia vieia
| cue Va desapareci6,
Llega para Il familia un cambio
de fortuna Y nay va dinero en- abur-
dancia.
Por ou@ no han de zanzibar las
,.os,rrhras Il. - cosa2
manor eocba = amueb1ar salo,
cas = raci5nr IN 1ia Z n semana
, em2rc7d,r wines De recreo.
.0rs rof;cii,j, 81. Nirad = n
,.;ei, rv-.. c,,oo 81 bubiara vepi-
70 ~, dosa.,c;,
Ar+os ,.a,saa q rosario con +odcs.
| ..bo,., = -a~a col, Ar+ns cr,ndo
reg,bo +, rorba era n reina del
| bor,r Abor, ,inne oua es+arsa Of
-, c,ar-o Cioro a vieia no babio
~s~,rcis 40 tona - mas one cpandn
| H. 5ve,a ago. 50 escaDdaliza ovendo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
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ei retro dc uA mayoIdo:no 4 qu!eh
los tra'aJ2Ho@es c~%tHanj21oS cstaba"
o5.lgad9S a dar diaero dc cuanGo on
cu"nuo para poder conservar Il en-
P!eoS c par" coAssgu!r I'M aumsnt0 eli
sus salaEi9S- Como respuesta = csa
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! una lnVest!gacl'n que rcvelo cl hecAo
de que 81 cooro de grantlcac!one&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
LA PERNICIUSA PRACTlCA De
TRAFALGAR CON e. TRABaJO

DO en- Ia lIsta ce Us pf'I'ri!'<; '4
Segmlda cl p-ecio <2"'D 4 "H'Z ''""-
res, y dc ali! 4 ounce : tj'no2 So
Inic!o ia investigator. los ~9@H@ca."-
does eSper"oan G1e 3" &ener&!.ZaF2-
esOs preclos 4 razon dc ounce, E'!h
te Y r"intlcinco p@&'.s. o sea /" GU 81
trabajador tendria forIosamente que
pagan por un empleo en- q que ell ira
hajador Sc ganara aproNima0anente
veinticinco cntayos Por bora.
Y esa misma historic Sc reptile igual
de cstaDleclmlcn,o en- cSt"5-"c!m!ea-
TO, en- los que u Ia - h1A 1."ri.-
90 ringuE&a me,i+%s para cim'a"t :
| grrvc~ir csa c<r.@l",i"n. IL r,"-
rioncia IN i,rao5u@:io GU e! @s.u.o !
p~ervcrso 9.ayorIomo. que !>lat!""-
| mcaJe ocup" uua alta p@,l:lon. ra"-
yez recibe Gireetamcr,e ci aius.1
sino que Dor 10 REGULAR 5irncn Cert.
nunaro dc homprr, alie cbrar cona
sus Intermediates. E.Sus mtcrmrd!.
rios puecen ser los llan."Ias "s...u
bosses" o irabaiadcrra. zero par h.
general son ue n mj.ant I'D i, g..
explctadoS. e. so!icj,an;e plrI q 4.
nero al intermediate f-c> % l>...
10 entrega al m2yotdoma. .AjGuro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
EI desasttre rurnano Ia opinion del director en- jefe
de las operaciones z~niiliitares del GabiDete ingl5s

sob:e esta ciudad sin especificacI0n
aiEuna de lugar.'
q general Maurice NADIA Ia tenido
que decir 4 prop6sito del frente &C
cidcnt2I. &c Ia limiJado z indicar que
en- c! vale de! Soma Sc Ia presenta-
40 III nucvo cnemigo, n niebia, que
impide Il emplco 90 u artillcria :
Cn,orpccc las oDeracioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
d Q d +
AVISO A NUESTROS
SUScRIPTORES

= Los suscriptores de LA PREM q:
+ SA no deben olviGar, cuando :
!. cambien de Residential, darnos :
!. Ia direction que han tenido ' Ia :
1. que deseen tener en- adelante =
= pues sin este requisite no pode- =
= mos anotar ell Gambia en- nues- =
= tros libros- :
>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

i,ESEn ~ raraGern de mtS hGTlfg
nos Francisco Medina y Francisco Hcis
Las r:lIima> n"iiui9S dc elip5. Werpu rHrl!"
Las IN 1911 lie Sabln&l. Texas. El primer,
'Isnr - aroS y 81 SrgIInuO 3L- .AmSOS so
80 NSIehu.'r. :. l.. =. GrluIiCa-a con $tO.v
GRO I Ia rpr%pna que me G.TIrmf cuI
ryar'irld- pTrutrSa Z sra Emi,ia MrGH=
Cuarro Nj. >. Hotel Aurora. SAD Antonio
roraS. DASpusS lr! - de- Nnviembre, dir.
f4nlOS al miSmO n0fubr". Gale 10 %IlaHlr
les, rafuptco. TsmuS- :aZ;C1-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

pES,yU sober 81 garl,rru '!r LII h""H'1af
Jpln i. NudrrG. urIgIHI5pr -. ~sleu- Efu
lie UuiuaU!ala, NcxlrI. gu.eI Gl!u.sutT',
c>t,:,n -aGrradn ~ Paradise Valley. h"'l
Ga. Y a.. omen no rru-u a3IG.~ dr~.lc IN
&C. con-, uglIo aiU>. Tuip' los :nEorl'.
,ti,. -uhrr 81 particular -" fH'' r"'iIH.
Cu"n ! uac uTci" l-"l,i"'-''.. dIrJail>
81. Nr~rrl4 =. AndraL.. - Arsenal -.
<su Ialculr. Texas tEii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

f,EsSEt, Sal.r II parl,.cro Jc m. senior pa
.drr TIU,Jrrn Torres. LIS EltlmaS n"'!"II'
que ienco dc Il en- M pO|er. sen dc Gr.
l.lc,, Tempo sc cncnalrlla Ell IL ht"i-7
al lie ~:,u .-fs!ru. >ri!.HI : IN J-.i.G a."
Wl., tirag,!g. Grstlurarc con $500 I In per
Su!!l va" run uMrnrlur con eNIClIiud- N
rIsIr L., mIurmes I Juan Torres. Il. Il
=. N"dAunM. TrNI>-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

., ga Afa,lInar Mafjirrz ,y,'a -sD"-
- ,ii.rrutra 81 riL" Manned t.OgA-
.iIf ul.lG dr - riI~a ru IguI' u'I PRESENT.
:situ. IL i.rr>pra crr ~ ryLuH rNIrld 49,
arIiirIrlda r.sr S1J'r. iiri-lra.r-,' e. 'aifHt
;;,I,r,r.1,-J Ft.lr~,it. TO- .i.i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

uACEGO> cen todd correction. -lrld>, q
uturu>I>. Is prIIa.rntu. frlrlsrloar> "ti'.
r.IrIluS. DISCUSSES } ,u,!A r.l>. us pu'>I'-
,!lluruS.:~. tfr aaIVrr>GrI'. ~pa'.iul.rI>. rl'
r-,tuS mUtirrGuuS. i,IrIII>r pu. ruygru .
l.. ,..sIivruu. ills Iaralrra> Alley, -" Al
hmm TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

C:ian.o n~ccrSitc lib"0S rH CSN&bul
:iri;a%r = 'gn"rin L. i0ZaCh-G0.
50 DuICr"Sa SIS. Antonio. TCNas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

>E ~NECE>IEIN mInero- para JraDa!ar ct
iaInds tie carbon al I~soiOrr>, Texas. con
i4!o de Webb. BgcGC> ~Suel!O>, bgcI.as
re>4>, Duru duC,1:. ue-Ga, etc. DirUan>'
d las uGiCE..S d.: camel Co4l COmranr
Laredo, TsAGS- ti2.J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

y NECESITA EMPRESS para que lleYI 81
pclacas a u eS:sriou . Gamble SaS uIu""
giv>. n4D!eIc = i~tuS5!a~. iri,iunU IrG'!.
Ii2G : CFU"ksI: s5Ii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

sc SOLICrTNN-d0S mucnarhoS c0mo ayu.
ti2ntes re EOIaIaIeT:d. C4ile Houston No
~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12
DIVERSOS:-

- -E~,AFu ~ "a "siar.Jn :. and .. Y, 2!
10 ar ~sEETruDry. ua l.rrgu FoN T|~-clg".
an I1i!u J- In SaE"sd color r-rr.Tr. ~ 4
blanca hG>ia Il nargE. Jga:riII u-r.ra en e:
IrrnIr, InaR~l2 uc2ra - d r~~HGulku r"rrt
GE il cola C.r r-~ruuG. n uuuyr- 70
lax. 4yl-e . Wells largo Eyp:r~> TO-. s.
EJr!bIrI ~2FaEtGrar.Gl. .i9.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

WAS LEClIEiit-. !r veDtt. 4 prEcloS r.
ZonabIe<. los .niereSaGOs pued-a UcuTru
q ~cualquiEra bora del Lia r l:ISqe"ClOhar
la. a Ia casa No. 81 ". EIrllL Avenue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

- N~EtE-ifAN iu ,oFradoT-> Gr lena. coD
"ypyr!ea,.G. para rortGr lD,lau r4rrG@> ~
!riil ~. ii:np y rnrUtu- - PAGAN Sf -. Is
,t!erds. Informs 10" Bruay.d--. Carlos. L.
Na>. .I4l2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-12

- NENpE. 1arllu piano. IN usHy bu"3I-
cuUiI,iun.~. lara .4-Dsmr~ G:rf@.Se l.!
.a~sru II. .r,E Morris iUs"t."-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25
STATE WORK HAS
TO BE CURTAILED
Notice Given by State Depart
ment of Agriculture About
Vaccination Plans

Announcement of curtailment of one
branch of State work because of the
hundreds of thousands of dollars
spent because of the foot and mouth
disease, has just been made by the
Department of Agriculture. For a
number of years through the State
livestock sanitary board it has carried
out Spring vaccination against an
thrax and blackleg and State Veterin-
arian c. j. Marshall has notified all
the veterinarians OF the State and all
stock owners upon whose premises
either anthrax or blackleg has existed
in recent years. that the vaccination
cannot be carried on by the State
agents this year. The department,
however, will supply the materials for
vaccination to qualified veterinarians.
Vaccination is strongly urged by the
State livestock sanitary board, and
stock owners who desire protection are
urged to get into touch with a qualified
veterinarian who in turn must notify
the State livestock board of the
names and addresses of owners of
stock wishing protection and the num-
Der of cattle to be vaccinated. Veter-
inarians receiving supplies must sub
NIT reports of all work and the re-
suits obtained.
The vaccinations carried on by the
State in former years have saved the
stock owners thousands of dollars.
Were it not for the vaccinations, par
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25

Sunday, February 27, is observed as
q universal Day of Prayer for stu
dents. This is one of the worldwide
activities of organized Christianity
public print, yet is profoundly perva-
sive, and apart from its distinctly
spiritual aspect, is a propaganda OF
unreasonable magnitude.
The call is issued by John r. Mott,
general secretary of the Worlds Stu
dent Christian Federation. 1t was
issued long ago and has gone to all
corners of the earth. The day is Kept
with more seriousness in some small
missionary communities in tropical
Africa than it Is in New York CITY
The Christians i'll Japan, who are
profoundly perturbed over the new
national problems created by the swift
increase of education have keen
interest in this Day of Prayer. Chinese
pastors, as we'll as missionary educa-
tors of the great university centers in
China, alike will stress the significance
of the occasion. Throughout bottled
up India, and in the depleted colleges
of Turkey and of Europe, the Day of
Prayer for students will be kept in
unity with the churches of America.
Even in the trenches this day,
which figures in no dispatches, Will be
remembered by thousands. The uni
versities of Europe have been emptied
have taken their student conscious
ness with them to a remarkable de-
gree. The demand for literature by
these university men in the trenches
has been one of the religious phenom-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25
AS We GROW Older

our minds are quite as active as in
former years but our strength does not
respond when we needitmost; perhaps
the kidneys are weak, the liver torpid,
rheumatic pains or stiffened joints
beset us, and we cannot easily throw
off the colds that winter brings.
What we need is the rich cod liver oil
in SCOTS Emulsion to renew the blood
and carry strength to every organ of the
body, whileits glycerine soothes there's
piratory tract, and its hypophosphites
strengthen the excitable nerves.
Scott's Emulsion is scientific oil
food, of unusual benefit to those past
fifty years-particularly during the
colder seasons, it imparts warmth and
creates strength. One bottle will prove
its worth. No alcohol or harmful drugs.
Scott 8: BOVINE. Bloomfield. Nj. 1915
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25

ticularly those against anthrax, it
would be impossible to use many good
pastures in this State that are per-
manently infected.
State Veterinarian Marshall says:
There is no doubt but these two di-
seases can be prevented by vaccination
If the vaccine is given properly at the
right time. On premises where the
disease has existed in previous years
it is best that the vaccination should
be made before the stock is turned out
in the Spring, for the reason that it
can be done much more conveniently
while the animals are in the stable. 1t
is not safe for the vaccinated animals
to be exposed to either of these di-
seases for from ten days to two weeks
after the vaccine is given. The i'm
munity produced by the vaccine in
either disease lasts for about one year,
hence the necessity of making annual
vaccinations. You should arrange to
have this done at least three weeks be-
fore you plan to turn your stock to
pasture"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25
CLEANSE THE KIDNEYS
AND ENJOY LIVING
Backahes Headaches Lumbago and Rheumatic Disappear
Before New Remedy.-A Great Success.

Did you ever stop to consider that
ninety per cent. of the diseases that
human flesh is heir to are preventable? q?
Do you realize that most of the pain
full and comfort destroying diseases
such as lumbago, rheumatism, pains,
backaches, headaches, etc, may be
caused by acid crystals in the kidneys?
Eminent medical authorities agree that
the kidneys must always be kept clean
in order to maintain life and health.
The best advice for this is to drink
plenty of good water. eat lots of fresh
vegetables and always keep the filter
ing walls of the kidneys free from
clogging impurities. You cannot force
water through rubber neither can the
kidneys strain the poisonous impuri-
ties from the blood il they are coated
with waterproof acid crystals.
A new discovery for keeping the kid
neys free from uric acid is meeting
with remarkable success. 1t is called
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-25
NuLKMAN'S CHARIOT COMES
TO GRIEF ON SECOND ST

A bit of deserted wreckage at Sec
ond and Harris streets at an early
hour yesterday gave evidence Of
the fact that milkman had somehow
come to grief. Lying on its side on
the west side of the street, absolutely
forsaken, and with one wheel off and
the spokes shattered. horseless shafts,
perforated floor where milk can had
apparently done damage, was a milk
mans chariot which bore the name of
the Pennsylvania Milk Products Com
pany. This company this morning
disclaimed any gnowledge of an acci-
dent