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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

Frank II. Hitchcock, one Of the lead
ers of the Hughes forces at the Chi
cago convention was among today
callers.
The subcommittee, 1t was expected
probably would reappoint J. d. Reys.
olds secretary of the committee.
The appointment Of Gordon Auchin.
Gloss, a lawyer of this city, as assist
ant treasurer OF the Democratic nat.
ional committee was announced here
today by Vance Mccormick, chair.
man of the committee. Mr. Auchinc.
loss is son-in-law Of Colonel Z. NJ.
House, a close personal friend OF
President Wilson. ..
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

July 3, the date set for the comma.
ton of that unit by General Wedy.
wood.
Red Cross Volunteers
Announcement was made n, head
quarters Of the Salt Lake chapter ot
the American Red Cross last evening
that class OF volunteer nurses has
been organized to begin a course q
fifteen lessons in the fundamental
principles of nursing in the fell.
Miss Mary Wall has been elected az
president Of the class and Miss Nor.
inne Thompson, treasurer.
Sheep Men Offer Blankets
Declaring that there are no Henry
Fords in the sheep business in this
country, the National. woolgrowers'
Association through F. ]. Hagen.
barth, president, and DR.. s. w. Nc.
Clure, secretary, telegraphed to the
American Red Cross at Washington
donating several hundred pairs Of
WOODEN blankets to be used in the
tai service in Mexico. The 10.
nation was the outgrowth of a con.
ference OF the president and secre.
tary OF the organization. DR.. Nc.
Clure said that as soon as the Red
Cross sends In its specifications the
blankets will be shipped to any part
the Red Cross designates.
Aid For Dependents
Three mothers applied to the coun.
ty health and charities department
for aid, representing to C. F. Still.
man, county commissioner, that they
had been left destitute because their
sons had been called to the colors
as members OF the Utah National
Guard.
Captain NJ. NJ. Woods, clerk Of
the department has addressed a let
ter to Governor Spry calling atten.
ton to the condition OF the appll'
cents and suggesting that means be
devised to afford them relief without
embarrassment to them. Plans rrc
being made for taking up the ques'
ton with various civic bodies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
An Act Of Kindness
A Logan Resident Speaks Publicly
For the Benefit Of Logan
People

II you had suffered tortures from
kidney trouble,
Had experimental with different
remedies without relief;
II you were finally cured through
u friends suggestion
Wouldn't you be grateful?
The following statement has been
given under Just such circumstances;
Mr.. Petersen has used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills.
He publicly tells OF the benefit he
has received.
His is a simple act OF kindness to
other Logan sufferers.
No need to experiment with such
convincing evidence at hand.
Mr.. Peterson speaks from expert.
ence.
You can rely on what he tells you.
Erastus Peterson, els North Main
street, Logan. says: "As the result
Of a cold settling on my kidneys and
strains from over exertion, I had an
attack OF lame back. began using
Doan's Kidney Pills and they cured
me. don't hesitate to VII of my
experience with Doan'sN Kidney
Pills"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Cured Mr.. Peterson foster
Milburn Co, Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
CONSTIPATION AND
INDIGESTION CURED

81 have used Chamberlain's Tab.
lets and must say they are the best
have ever used for constipation
and indigestion. My wife also used
them for indigestion and they did
her good" writes Eugene S. Knight,
Wilmington, N. C. Chamberlain
Tablets are mild and gentle In their
action. Give them trial. You are
certain to be pleased with the agree
able laxative effect which they pro-
duce. Obtainable everywhere. -
Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
elLLioUsNEss AND
STOMACH TROUBLE

"Two years ago suffered from
frequent attacks OF stomach trouble
aud bilIiousness," writes Miss Emma
verbryke, Lima, Ohio. 81 could eat
very little food that agreed with me
and I became SO dizzy and sick at
my stomach at times that had to
take hold Of something to keep
from falling. Seeing Chamberlain
Tablets advertised, decided to try
them. improved rapidly" Oh.
tainabie everywhere ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
Ex.sPEAkER CANNON
cRlTlcisEs WILSON

Washington, June 2s.-Republican
criticism OF President Wilson's Mexi'
can policy marked debate in the
house today on an urgent deficiency
appropriation bill carrying approxim'
ately $4,000, 900 asked by the war de-
partment to cover pay. equipment
and transportation of national guards
men. Former Speaker Cannon attack
ed what he called a wishy washy
course and advocated going in''
Mexico with sufficient force to set up
military government.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

Be loyal to your state and patron.
lie Utah industries.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

sentiment sufficiently noble and laud
able OF itself. Herald Republican.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
Wonderful Shoes.

I have just cum frum a movie foun.
dry. have seen sum wonderful sitss
witch have filed my sole with awe
whoever that iz). I saw a buteeful
CURL witch wore fancy cloth top shoes
when her father druv her frum his
doar In anger In the furst reel. Seven
years later wen she returned 2 kiss
him gud-bye (he waz getin' reddy 2
croak) she had on the saim shoes.
Witch shows nutthin liz impossible In
the movies. I'm gonna buy me sum
shoes like them.-Treve Collins, Jr.,
In Music and Movie Monthly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01
In These Swift Days.

In These Swift Days.
Agnes-I went to Marian Frost's
wedding yesterday morning.
Gladys - You don't mean to say
Marian Frost is married.
Agnes-Well. she was up to yester-
day afternoon.-Life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

Advertising makes the wheels ouI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

Our Want Ads are business getters
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-01

July 3. the date set for the compl.
ton of that unit by General Wedg.
wood
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

Eiirfild5e Srnppen babem ben @mi,
ien bic Staote 8itlis uno MmId am
@anfee entriiIem.
Die Seiterreidter baben ipeitere
GrfoIse in ben &arpatbeagegenben
geba6t. Sic baben iiber tamieno
Wefangene bort semadjt. Mnd am
Seretb, iiiSlid) BON 8robp baben bic
Ceiterreider iiber 700 &nfen gefam-
gen genontmen.
Gine Sepeid)e ans 3om melbet,
oie StaIiencr bGtten ben Ianae an-
gesriffenen 8ridenfopf bon Uoera
aenontmen nnb beiA1iIen iett bic
Stabt, nm bie Ceiterreider aus iJr
sm bertreibem.
Cine nnsnperlGiIise 9epef6e aus
Ssnsun meloet, Die Sta6t Uoera, ei.
ne 6er 9anptppftipnem Der DETER
rei@tr an Der Sion5o -.syront, iperSe
IN dllernGditer 3eit in bic, ss6Snbc
Der SfaIisaes fdAem. Die Ceiter.
reider fSnnten lie ttidjt me6r haItem
itn0 fd)Mten. Yss - NsiisI
Cine 9epei6e ans Gon6pn be-
banptet, bic DeiterreiAer tatttn faii
ale iuiAtisem SteaHnsem ant sSIonau
amfgeseben. Die 9adridjt flimai
itidf redJt elaMblidt. r ''-' '--'-.''
Die r6iierreis5iidjtn uffisieGen De-
Hei6cn Beben ben @erlnit 6es Wriif-
fenfopfts bsnr Gpers az. Sic laeen,
man babe, nnt bic Wertei6iger nidjt
nntlos 81 opfern, bic srmppen bor
Der llebermadJt Der sseimoe snriif.
ge5osen nno nent Stelfunaen anf
oem 6itliden itfer bes ssIpnso Elm.
senommen. 9ieie SdilSernna 1T
iebr geidift bringt aber leiSer bie
SatiadJe nidt fort, baF Der monate.
lang NIT srofem Offer mnb pieIeu
Opfern berteioiste 8riidemfopf BON
@oers iett berloren 1T. Nndl Sic
Oeltrrreidjer ba6en biele 9efandene
setnadlt, fie ipreden bon 1888, elm.
id'lieklid BON " Offisierett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
udjere gf6(9e Oct 0eQettei1U IN Den Harpal5ea.
Gin italtemii6er Steo.
GrfolQe der Ru1en nldlld) vonl Dnle1r.
Der Kaftpf nmt cie Gbiaumena lperfe.

5rnmsOiiIde enftidiffe baben Ell
men sfnsriff ahf bie aaIernem in
Der Gtabt Milbeim semadt. Sic
fambem emergiiden @iberitano, uol=
len aber bod Grfolg gebabt baben.
@iner 8erltner Wiitteilung sit SOL
ae babem ia Getersbnrs Snmserfra-
lualle itattgefilmben, in benen % Ser
Iunen set0tet mnb ii6er bmnbert per-
iunnoet ipnrben.
Cine rSmiIfe 9epeIde bebanptet,
eim 1tnterIeebout babe ben italieni-
Iden Sampfer uSiena" obne @ar-
nmng nerienft.
Die beittIdje &egieritna madt be-
famnt, in Sofse Der Mrt nno 8eiie,
uie Gmslanb Senbnngen bes 9toten
arenses bebanble, lebe iie iid) se-
s,ummgen, amd oerartige Senbnngen
burd) 0entid)lano sit ber6ietem. Dir
oentidem SdJtffe ueroen gefebl er.
6alten, berartige artifel st fpnfis5ie-
rem mnb fiir eisenen Se6arf sit ber'
Wenben. fo
Nns Serfin iuiro semelbet, oaf
bic Sample in @ulbgmten, OitlidJ ppr
ensf, iuieber besonnem batten.
Mam glaitbt, bak Der emsliids
9ampfer ySriSent" nnh Der sriedi'
Idbe 9ainpfer oNdJillens4 perienf'
ippr6en iinS. sa q t.t
8ie ans 2pnopn gemelbet ipirS
baben bemte rnprgen seitis, iieber
bis sebn 3eppeline eimen glngriff ant
Gnglano gemadt. 100 8omben iuur.
ben setuorfen nnS % Eerionen iunr'
bem set6tet.
Die ettgliide slrbeiter Yarte'
bot 8elhIiiile angenomnen, in De.
men oas 9eoauern ser 8artei oar.
iiber ausgeipro1en miro, baB bit
Heeieritng oas tenipordre 9lbfon
men uber iril6e Selbitperpaltitne
nift 5ur g(usfiibrltne gebro6t bot.
Eremierminiiter 9lsanitb iuirb IN
Oieien Sasen cine @orlage i'm lin
terbans bes Earlaments einbrinsen
bnrdj Die Der glmtstermim oes ieti.
gen Earlaments berlGngert iuirb.
Die 9iegiermns bon @ietoria IL
SlnitraIien fat ale l,tteriIden Sdn.
len berbptem. 9eatiirlidJ iuaren 6ieIt
lntberiidlen SdJnlem bemtIde Gdjit.
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
anrSt nebtrli6t,

Die Seiterreid)er rtelSea
Grfolse in ben Sarpatben atllo
bei 8rpbp.
Die 0emtlden nnS Seiterrets
der siebem iid) iiiolid) ppn
0mieitr snriif.
Die 9iniIen bringen iueiter
aesea Stanislam por ititS neb'
men Sbsmenietia.
GnalGmSer nnb 6ranspien
melben Grfolse an Der Sontnie.
Die syransoien beidiefen Ee-
rDnle.
Die 0entlden erobern bic
ls6iammont @erfe bel Ser
oum s,triif, bic JramsoIen neb-
men anseblid einen Sell mie-
Der.
Die Staliener eroberm ben
griifenfnpf bei 8oers. Mmf bei-
ben Seitem iperoen niele 8efans
aerc semadt. Die Oeiterrei-
der seben angebli6 ale mid.
tigen Steamnsem am Der Sipn.
so-Jrunt anf.
Gin ltebergans Ser @miIen
iiber bic Stodob bei SortIflin
,uirb perbinSert.
Su 9setersbmrg Iollen Idlim-
me 9itngerfraualle itattsefnn-
ben baben.
syrans6iiid)e 2nftidiffe grei-
fen bic &aiernen iu Wiilbeim
an.
Die admpfe bei 2l5f in
IolbDnien baben iuieSer be-
gomneu.
Der a6nis Don 8abern
bofft, bis gum Ninter lriebsn
SIT babeu.
sirfilde Srnppe1 nebmem
Die Stdbte gitlis uno MmidJ.
Sentide 9aftid)iffe MAIDEN
Gngriffe anf Gtslan6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
appea an sic @ereine.

sn na6ltebenoenl fir iiG ielblt
Iprehenoem 9lrfrllf, ipefloet iif) Die
&riegsgefdngenen 6iiriorge, geo.
"a Nortb Mfoore Str.4 SEEM yorf
Gitp, an oie oeutl6en Iereine::
v9ln oie 8erebrIibe 8ereinsleitlrag!
Sbre 8ereiniging pflegt niht 5lt-
riif5uIteben in Dem beiligen Gifer,
nit benz oie Mmerifaner 6eutiher
nno oiterreifbildl linsariiber slb-
itammung Die ariegsnot 81 lif,oern
itreben Oas ieelilde, aeiitige nto
ntaterielle gleno in ben 4riegsge-
fangenenIngerrt peroiert Dor allen
|anoeren Noten a,ienbliflide @bbilfe.
Sente fommem bieie Mermiten au
Sbnen nn6 betteln nift, lon6ern bic
ten 6urh nns bic gr5eligniiie ibrer
|enbloien @arteseit beiheioen gum
0erfanfe. Oft gaben Sic, MIR Inn
3u beIfen. pollen Sic fidb oiefem
8oriHl perihlieBerl,. beifen GRILL
lnng iib nriibelos NIT Sbren eigenen
8eitrebungen bereineti ldBt2
@etpib pernnitaltet Sbre Nereirti-
sitng forteeiest Geitlidfeitelt geiel.
|Iige 3uiammenfiinfte nn6 oerglei-
detf: 9ei oteien @elesellbeiten iper-
ben bdufig Yreife gebranht. ). 8.
fir Mettfeeeftt Sfatpettipiele, @ett-
'fhieBeit ferner bef S1nger= na0
SitrnieStlidfeiten @ittbabehiitiguf-
gen II. + ip.
s Die @egetlitanoe. oie bic 8riass-
'gefanseiten in ibren 2Groern berTtel-
len eignen fid sans beionoers gut
alt lolhen Breiieu.
9ttte; iiltereliieren Sic aud,
sSreunoe lnb gefaitrte on oieien
6ilfstperf nno fenoen Sic nns baf-
Digit Sbren eriten @nftrag.
Mit oor8iisIider sodadtunal
ariegsgefangenen-6 -6iiriorge.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
Snlamb,

George &inlbaa Smitb, Der
langiabrige Sefretdr Der geationat
2rn1ber @fannfaeturers' 9lifocia-
ton. Itiir5te in ct. 2ollis aus einem
SenIter ieiner i'm a6ten Stodluerf
geleaencn Office auf Die StfaBe hltt=
ab n,,o muroe tot aufgefnnoen. Der
Gturs miro eireln 1ngliidlihen GU
ifall 5ueeIArieben, oa nidt Ger ge-
ringIte @runb fir Selbltmoro por-
'tieet. -.-' s. s..i'''r7-' ~ : = 81
- 3molf groBere ainoer pon MeiD
gorf, tpelhe BON Ser airoerlahntliaJ
beiallen iparen lln6 mie0erbergelteat
itnb. baben ben aer5ten eine Altatt-
ltitat ibres 8lutes 5mr '9arlteaung
crnes Serun1s, oas 5ur 3elilna d.i<
oerer 8atienten oienen ioG, nnga6G=
ten Die 9ler5te perllden ai.aee-
hliflid iopiel mie m0gliD Seritm
ttrsuItellen, 90 es ii6 biz jebt als
cos ein5iq tpirffame Mittcl ertrielen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

Stabe oes Generals sraneiseo
Watrsia, setDtet.
- Sonmtas ioll es in eimem Sa-
loon 1T 9lseeniion inn Staate gbi,
bnabna sil elmer &anferei stuiiden
amerifaniiden nnb ,nerifaniiden
Soloaten gefommen iein, in Der ei,t
merifaniider Sffi5ier set6tet mnS Elm
nerifaniider SolSat bertuitnoet
iumrSe.
5iinf @iaiitas, bic in Der @e-
genS pon Wiapinti feitgenomnen
iinb, tueroen im GbibMabua eridpiIem
merben.
= 4lle 3esimenter Der teganiiden
Wiilis iuerben flt tnDslidit fltrser 3eit
b,rd) Hefrutiernns anf bic Dolle
&riegsitarfe gebra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
SnIano.

= Die &onferens Der gilenbobn.
letter bot oie Sorberung Ser 9lnge.
iteIlten 5liriifgeipielen unb bot bas
gerlansen geitellt. oaB Die streitig'
feiten stpifden linen nnb ben @nge'
itellten oem @oarb of Waeoiation
iibertpieien tperoen. Der gertreter
Der slngeiteIlten bat bies 8erlangen
5uriidgeipieien. grosoen baben Die
8abnen an oas 8oaro appeGiert uno
Ole angeitellten fino oamit snfrie6en
Cine germittllrns tperoen fie ni6i
8iiriifipeiien. M ~
Der 8unoesiendt bat Die
ngbilb 9abor gill" NIT So aeaen
12 Sftntnen angenommen. Die 8ill
perbietet, 6aB ole 8reoufte Der @in.
oerarbeit bon einem Staat na6 Dem
anoern ober in'ss 9fusIano gefdadt
meroer oiirfen n3ssFs e
SDtte tDettere Sebdtte bat lid)
Der Senat NIT Dem aonfereil5beridt
iiber bic Seeresbin einperftanoen en-
flart Der 9eri6t betpilligt 267,-
597, 900 Dollar. -
Sit Der @oootparo aobIenari,.
be Der DeIaipare, 2afaipanno &
Beitern Goal Company in ebipar6s-
billie, pa, fano cine Grpfoiion Itatt.
bel Der flint Berfonen getotet ltno
u6t berlebt muroen.
Ser Observation-Disclosures
Der Brobibitioniiten, @onperneur
Sanlp bon Sn6ianapoIis. bot Ii6 in
ieiner slnnabmere6e fir ssnterben-
tion IN Merico erflart.
Ins Seem gorf miro beridtet,
oaB Die Repraientanten ser Glen.
babn . gngeiteIlten oen gertretern
Der gabn gertpaItltngen nodmaIs
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glustano.

= ssn Sofio, Sapan ipnroen 5tpei
Mdnrer, pelAe am 12. Sanuar Der-
iu6t battert. hen Hremier WiniIter.
@rafen Sfuna, our9 Elm 8onber-
slttentot unl's @eben 81 bringen. 5lt
lebensldngli1en 3nbtbaus pernr-
teilt; orei Weitangeflagte nllroef
freigeipro1en. Man nil pdbreno
oes Bro5eIles einer peitper5neigten
8erIhmorung al1f oie Spnr gefon-
men fem, oeren 3ped es it, ber=
ihieoene politii1 electromagnetic
Manner aus Dem @ege au rannler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

= gs gebort 81 oeu Sdapaflet
bes Wenlden, inlmer bon 8iinid,en
umringt 5u fem; uno es gebort Al
oen aTlfdelidem GauIhuneen, oie
Stltnoen Ser 8ergansenbeit uno gu
fiinft rei3ettoer 81 finoen afs oie Ge-
gertpdrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

Alte Dame: uSier lit elm Gent,
Sic Iermiter. @ie fam es 6enn,
Dab Sic in Sbren @erbGltniifen 10
beruntereefommen iino2"
Settler:: sd bin eben eeraoelo,
tpie Sic getpeien, Maoam, i6 babe
itets oen @rmen umo geotleioenoen
9roBe Sitmmen seidenft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.

ene 8oaroina fir @ranol gorbsrena
fsusr6er @duoe seues Gonre Campus
gseaem sataluse Gu am LukN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
v. B. "a ELECTRIC R.R.
Wid.City Terminal

.,---.- Service Morning and
hsh--l''- rsrrseu Annapolis, Bal
HT'ls III Washington. (H ssh
retaa gE1senEefa en.nse
Sswi Academy @unenSn-D
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
NAVY TO GET AIRSHTPS.
Sky Fleet viii be More Than Doubled
in Next Two Months.

The United States Navy will receive
from Massachusetts in the next two
months more aeroplanes than il has
in service, nine from the Burgess
Company at Marblehead, and six from
the Sturtevant Company Works in
Hyde Park.
Three will be big Burgess battle
aeroplanes, the fastest and largest con
tracted for by the United States
These three planes will travel eighty
miles an hour and carry two men with
seven hours fuel supply and an Of
fensive equipment of one machine gun
and $50 pounds of ammunition.
The gross weight of each machine
is 1890 pounds, and it will carry a load
of 200 pounds. Six others are Bur
CESS tractor planes, with 100 horse
power motors. These machines are
better climbers than the heavier type
and are the standard navy type. The
Burgess Company has just sent forty
eight planes TO the British Admiralty.
These machines are turned out at the
rate of three a week, which has given
the company the opportunity to eX-
pand its plant for American business
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
How to Avoid the Grip.
W ant to catch the grip?

W ant " CdACli lkiG grip
Well, don't kiss her or him any
morel Stop 1t nowl Also stop the
use Of alcohol ;stav out of stuffy places
and be careful with the wraps. Keep
in the fresh air. Walk in the open
keep the feet warm and drya
All of this advice comes from DR.
John d. Blake. commissioner of
health. Dc also. says: IF you get
the grip, keep by yourself as much
as possible. II you feel i'll, 60 to bed
and stay there Send for a reliable
doctor. Cover your face when sneez
ing and don't expectorate in public
See that your eating and drinking
utensils are washed separately from
those of the rest Of the family.
Don't take patent grip medicines.
4 weli-known physician of Staun-
ton, Va, recommends the taking Of
common cooking soda (bicarbonate
which is always on hand AS soon ~
the first symptoms of a cold appear
such as sneezing, eyes and nose water
ing, and especially the chilly feelings
running up and down the back A
teasponoful of soda in one third of q
glass of water. we'll dissolved, hours
apart, until doses are taken. Take
between meals and within 30 minutes
relief will be felt The thoroughly
alkalinity of the blood is necessary and
this will help to alkaline the blood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
Rain Or Snow.
SNAP SHOTS.

There's often slip after the cup
goesgto the lip.
"A stitch in time may close the
mouths Of nine gossips.
Deeds speak louder than words in
a real estate transaction.
Chickens that come home to roost
have more sense than some men.
The coat does not make the man
not even coat Of tar and feathers.
-It's much easier to convince others
than it is to convince ones self.
Listeners hear as little good about
others as they do about themselves.
There is glory in any little thing
that you do simply from asense of duty
The wise man never loses his rep
utation by attempting to answer fool
questions.
Moles and poor physicians are cas-.
lily traced by the holes they leave in
the ground.
What this country needs is a blind
asylum for people who are blind to
their own best interests.
The woman who marries her ideal
is very apt to change her views in the
course of few short weeks.
When man begins to argue with
his conscience as to whether thing is
right or wrong the chances are that
it is wrong.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
1916.

Nineteen hundred and sixteen looks
good to the Goodrich Rubber Company
of Akron, Ohio, who have deservedly
won the confidence of the business
public everywhere. Their New Year
greeting follows:
We not only wish, but we believe,
that 1916 will he Happy New Year
for you.
We want 1916 to be complete for you.
We want it to be built like GOOD
RICH TIRE.
May it's fabric be ono of dependable
days, with never broken thread, with
the warp and wool Of the hours woven
firmly and smoothly
May its bead be one that holds good
fortune tightly to the rim of your am
bition.
May its tread be one that gives you
safety and good doings" always.
And may it prove to be the best in
tn long run" of your life, so far with
the greatest mileage OF success YOU
have ever known.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11

Another % the remarkable episodes
Of Kaiem' 5 series, Stingaree," comes
to the Palace tonight As is well
known, this series is based upon the
popular novel by f. W. Hornung and
deals with the adventures of a bush
ranger-or bandit-as he would be
called in this country. "The Black
Hole of Glenranald," is thu episode
which is to be seen by the photoplsy
patrons of this community and it is
considered TO be one of the best of the
entire series. Stingaree and his part
ner Howie, earn of a trap laid for
them by banker at Glenranald and
promptly proceed 60 turn the tables
upon this man and his assistants.
This two-act episode is of unusual
merit.
The News Pictorial is as interesting
as usual and the last reel is the Vita
graph comedy benjamin Bunter-
Book Agent"
Jonah Grundell, retired sea cap
tain, is in charge of his niece Poily's
fortune. till she comes Of age, or
marrias with his consent. If she mar
ries without his consent before she is
q. the fortune goes 10 Jonah. lie has
handled the money so long he hates to
give it up, so when Polly reaches 81,
lie manages TO keep her in ignorance
If the fact, and enters into an agree
ment with Daniel White, the family
lawyer. to marry Polly and divide the
money with him this is an exception
ally fine picture the rest ct the
Palace tonight
Remember The Red Circle" tn e
best and most up-to.date serial ever
produced starts tomorrow. Don't miss
this first number.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-11
At The Lyric.

A L.KO comedy, Ready for
Reno will be one of the attractions
at the Lyric tonight. II Hubby made
sucn noise ia his soup bowl that
wiley simply couldn't stand it and she
rather frankly told him that he should
use s muller. This made husband
angry and ne went over and started 10
talk to . strange lady on park bench.
Unfortunately. this lady had q husband
who had q temper and was the anna
teur champion Snapper. He put a
eounle OF slaps on hubby's back for
FOOD measure. How Unexpectedly
events can transpire was certainly
proven when the wrong husband and
the wrong wife found themselves IN
der the glare Of publicity through an
unfortunate accident on the telephone
wires. In TACT the whole sffair was
one unfortunate thing after another
and about the only Individual who was
not ready for Reno wss a policeman.
Dan.t fail TO see this real funny pic
ture
I'm Search fsr Wife" and The
0nuble STANDARD will also be shown.
Tomorrow. Warren Kerrigan in the
three week adventure Terence
o'Rourke.