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The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
RAN RAN piTcHGN
WGioHo as POUNDS

CHICAGO. April -s~-North.
vssteSn university boasts the
heaviest pitching person in cap
tivity IN Baby" Smith, who
scales 3sS pounds on the hoof.
Baby" Won his athletic spansIes
last fail - eentse rush on the
purple eisvsn. He started the
1915 bell season b. working
ssvsa insinss against Armour In.
stitute and In addition to grant.
ins but four hits famed 10 hos.
tiles. He issued bot one pass.
AZ bat ne complied two singles
and q double and scored one run
IN Northvsstsrn's . 10 . victory.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
NO LEADERS
Are CHANGED
Three Shifts in First Five In
Singles Made Today,
However

Wednesdays bowling in the state
tournament at Millett's alleys,
brought no changes among the lead
ers of the fve-man teams and IN
the doubles department. E. A.
George, of wyandotte. continues to
lead in the singles. c. c. Thomp
son. who was second yesterday with
a sos. is now fourth. B. Stell and
N Crippen. with scores OF S42 and
631, have crowded in ahead. and NJ.
Schultz, with a sol. Is now nth In
the singles. The standings:
sNnUxsnRas
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

predicted that Harry Hlrnan.
Eu fulfilled
in
spu pounding and his
that ESQ which
0 gait the Hughy Jennings will be happy
Aud Sod. could be.
gsng quite frequently and his work has been timely Bush
often snybo Crawford started well but became H. and that
- thing Ty better than
4 3 q
the
II q
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Here's New Golf Game, With
Whole County Used As Links

Students the University
golf
that be
lated be classed 8
All entrants start selected
upon from the home tee Play until
putted into the The University Washington
northwestern colleges
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Marx Finds One Lid He Can Hoist the Cheers of the Popu

with record OF four games lost and
or all the pennant
White whom they nsure a. the
and the Jungaees but Of them
played with the Cleveland Indians club which they
anybody the first division Two Of those s:es
being
hadsr when such bill calculated to prove potent lubricant
playing things have happened
TT would the hearts Of the bugs they had any
pitcher has been discovered George
wirer who will lead the
His real stride has been known for some months
would
the early In the week and the next day Jean Duo
Perhaps won't be able to stick
a. but he well for three months he win be worth
confident the club has four steady slab workers.
.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
GIRL ATHLETES
sPURN DAiNTIEs

One must endure much suffer.
ing II one would become an ath-
lete. goods at the University OF
Wisconsin have learned. Girls
who have gone In for athletics
have pledged themselves as fol-
lows:
To cut out Tee cream and pss-
tries.
To dance not ofteuer than
once In seven days.
To spend one hour q day DO
Tag eNevctses.
To eat M more than one pound
NJ candy Der week.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
National League.

TsAay's Ganes-
Cincinnati at Chicago.
~. Louis ~ Pittsburgh.
Phillies AZ New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Yesterday Results.

~: .:s'S;: ::. sSy;!:$;Asf.FgT;
Bsttsrie.Vrsresu and Rsr,d.n
Smith and Meyers and Mccarthy.
Umpires-Risier and Harrison.
nI ISn,nss dSs.SsSs PIE
PSiisd'pkis 3 So6s iSio !
Bstteriss-Hughes. Knetzer. Tyler.
Rsulbach and 0owdy: Mayer. Rlxey.
Bender and Burns. Umpires-Kiem
and Emslie.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
DUNE BEATS
OUT DETROITER
ON u. OF NJ. TEAM

ANN ARPOR. Mich, April 90
"Rummy" Roehn, Detroit's catching
candidate for the Michigan varsity,
Is falling farther away from the
FIRST string job every day. The
showing OF "Morrie" Dunno In the
last two games. demonstrated that
Lundsren guessed right In his Sc
lection and that the governors son
will be the regular receiver from
now on.
Lack OF hitting strength has char.
acterized the catching star all sea
son. and so Roehm. who looked like
the worst OF the lot, was taking
special instructions from Lundgrep
apd Caswell In the hope OF hitting
his way into big position. But
Dunno In the last two games. made
fine batting record, and II he
continues to hit In this way. Rum
my" has just about lost out.
Dunno II not an experiences
catcher. but the coach believes that
his build and al; will make him a
star. Roehm and Orentx both excel
him In head work, but "Morrie'
looks like the better all-around
han. The Wolverines open their
home season today with Olivet pro.
viding the opposition. Lundgren
hopes TO pitch Roberts. his best
bet. Roberts arm has been bad,
however. and he may not be ready.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

Miles defeated Quinlan In the red
ball tourney ct Sweeney. Illusions.
last night. The score was rs to ~.
Kanafolski will play Jsouier tonight.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

HERr
- make trouble
spirit Of
~ his solution.
D6or .
gl~el1a according to the Jonesian theory.
he faleldoscop
o9gd bit Of Fielder
saId there
White
aNeg9 Bush, Barry Baker. Lae Odng
~ lest three American league Gibbs carrying complete
01 Fuller,
~ go Detroit and perform much better than
Whe could
BY better than the
6cnaefer Boone
0oBe SalingB,
this
than lao
- ~ serious Illness of the
u
- poetoueU contempaed retiring
majority
strong Despite his 80
this year H has worked into better condition this
either
vsaness 1915 s apparent popularity believed
ngve the pennan last seasonnf Eves had
- lot OF Saings
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
10. d. JohNsoN

Wslesms 10 our city, Ban, \
Hoeo - watph our Tiger clan;
oee1of ~ behind the screen,
o. q eoQl may dent your bean.
0ope ~ 1ent Get sore At 10,
yNoso'ro toeo ~ other folks 70 cuss.
No. ye0 cosNe aoaln next fall,
70 - peloN6 Tiuo earsee that bell,
neN - eekleteo valiant nas
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Roth Wins Marathon

BOSTON. April 20.--Arthur Roth,
Of Dorchester. Mass, won the 20
mile marathon here yesterday. In
2:27:1625.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Hail To The Chief

MOTHER Simon
s<kA lash his whip Funny
today
In
n
0uG& 1ooogvss ODE II won't be long Stay with
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23
&ro5ek be9innt.
9eut1ae ,Seri4p0rer" miiAen
Dor benz Hibter eri9einen.
&ans Sanider babel.

g1em Yort, 10. Stunt. Ma@bem
Der @inpanb bes Wertetbigers &az
pitdn 9ans Sau1@ers, beS ber @erz
j9pDrung CUR 3erit0rung bes Mel<
lonbz &anQls in &anabo angeflagten
arupp=Nertreters, gegen Die gnz
flage 1lunmebr abge.pie1en lit, tpirb
Bic 0erbanblung gegen ben betannz
ten beutf9zameritantf9en Gef9dftsz
mann morgen Dor Bunoes<Dtitritts<
rt9ter Muguftus 81. 9anb beginnen.
9ilf lfs=Bunbesbi1 1trtttsanlpalt st. g,
Moob ma4te ge1tern cine babtngez
benbe Wttteilung, bic mod befogt,
bob auber .. B. @olb, alias 8riogez
mon 5oDlor, au9 Sobn DeboD, Der
RebQtteur Des ~@aelic Mmerican" +,
1eitens Der Mntlagebeb0rbe ouf ben
3eugenfanb gerufen tperben ptrD.
Die eritmalige @prfiibrung Wolf
b. sSgels, bes ebemaligen @etretdrs
bes 6auptmanns Tron3 b. papen,
ift nit Mudfi9t auf bic np4 ausftez
benbe @ntf9eioung 0es @taats<De<
portements in Der yrage, ob er ben
@@uB Der @r<Serritorialitdt geniebt,
bisber no9 unterblieben. Molf b.
sSgel lit nit 9auptmann b. papen,
Mlfreb 1riBen uno s. @obant, alias
6. @on5ales, Mitangetlagter &apiz
tGn Sauj&ers in Nngelegenbeit Der
beboupteten r8er19mDrung".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23
11>&pote 1dtig4
Grle9ten 8riteniaiffe BON 6t1.
iammen 10, 1000 Eonnen.
@au1e mar fur5.

2onbon, 19, Stunt. Na@ elmer
mebr als etnp0cbtsen paufe, in Der
fetn englii@er 9onbelsoampfer ber=
fentt purbe, fin0 na@ geitrigen
Mttteilungen pieoerum bret englii@e
@6iffe bon 5ufammen nabe5u 10,z
COO Sonnen ben fetnblt6en Saudi
booten gum Spfer sefallen.
Das grDbte Der perfenften @@if<
fe mar Der Dompfer nGaffa", 1892
aonnen grob. Das @@iff tpa1
am %. Wtai bon Mon9efer obgez
fabren unb nurbe ieitbem ni9t mebr
ertpGbnt.
Ser unter fpant16er 5lagge fabz
renbe aber elmer englii6en Tirma
geb0rige Dampfer rMenbibil=Menz
BIZ, Bis bor t11r5em unter benz g1az
men uglaDerburn" beta1nt, murbe
glei9faus Derientt. Das @@iff, bas
4500 Sonnen grob mar, befanb ii9
auf Der 5abrt bon 8uenos MDres
na6 @nglanb.
Das brittle Dpfer mar Der tleine
engltf6e Dampfer rgarbinia1 Elm
@6iff BON 545 Spnnen. Die lebz
ten Sabrten bes @diffes iinb ni9t
befannt. Mle Mitteilungen iber|
bas shidfal Der Monnfaaften ber
perfsnttsn s4iffe fehIen bis iest.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23
@inmobner foben.
&uiiiihe geidieRuns iette
G5ernomik in sSrano.
@d,uere @erlnite fit Mn1en.

2onbon, 49, Suni. Ser &orre>
1ponbent bes n8erliner Sogeblott"
gibt in etnem ieiner @pe5talberi9te
elm onf9ault9es 8tl0 Dor ben
&dmpfen Der leBten Sage Bel G3erno<
tpiB, Der 9aupt1taot Der 8utopino,
Die 1i@ lett geitern in ben 9Gnben
oer Ruilen beftnbet. Mm IL. Mat
19pn muroen bic 8epobner bon ben
Militdrbeb0rben ppr Der nabenoen
Mnfunft Der Rufen gelparnt. Die
8ebDrben tetlten nit, Dab Die @taDt
balo unter ru1{i1@em MrttQeriefeuer
Heben piirbe. Darouf riiitete ii4 bic
qanae @:nmobnerf9aft CUR Tlu4t.
WGbrenb lie bic @toDt perlieb, prai<<
1elten 19on ruliti4e @ranaten auf
Sic 9Gu1er, unb an ptelen Stellen
bra9en BrdnDe aus.
ssSn Der folgenoen No4t ma4ten
bic Muf1en einen plDBli9en Mngrtff
unD be19pNen bic Diterethii9en @rd>
ben obne l1nterlab. 9ie 0ertetotger
beantmorteten Das 5euer 1ebr lebbuft,
unb bic @@la9t bauerte Bis 3 l1br
nlorgens, ols Der ruiiii@e Mngrtff
3eitpei1e gum 9alten gebra@t mur0e.
Mm nd@lten Mor9en i4lng etn metz
terer Mngr;ff Der &ui1en nnter 1@pe<
rem Werluften fir Die @ngreifer febl.
6unberte pon ibnen ertranten I'm
Prutb,
~ r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23

uBeltli6 BON 8isniomc5Df, moro.
lid bon Buc5ac5, tpurben ane ruff
1ben Mngrtffe our9 uniere Mrttl-
lerie bereitelt.
vSn 8olDnien baben mir noro-
| lib bonn 2ipa-Slub, nor0lid bon
Worobon un6 2ofotidi Serrain gs-
monnen uno sic Mngriffe Ser Hullen
5uriidgeiblagen. Sim Sreitag ulto
Sanstag baben mir bort 905 @e-
fangene gelnabt unb 6rei Moi9i,
nenaemebre erbeutet.
Ser oeutid)e 8ert6t.
Sic 9tuNeu lpuroen eutlueber 9ebalten
ooer 5nriifgeid)lageu.
T Die Gbcrlte @eeresleitung erlieB
geitern 1olgenoe grflarung ti5er Die
Sage an Der 0itlicben Iront:
uWeneral bon 2inlingen bat Die
ru'li|ben Mngriffe am GtDr oni
beioen 5eiten BON &olfi 5uriidge-
iblogen. 3miiben Der &opel-2u5ts
Bobn unD oem Gorpa>Mbi6nitt ba-
ben unlere Gruppen in erfolgrei4en
&dmpfen II ruiiiide Dffi5iere uno
4>446 Mann gefangen genonmen
l.1o ei>e &anone unO 10 Walbi-
l1engelpebre erbeutet.
uBor Der 9lrmee bes Generals
Graf bon 8otbmcr braden Die Mn<
griffe Der 9fui}en n0r0lib bon Br5e.
lomfa in unlerm Geuer 5uianmen.
uBalfun<Tront: Gie Sage lit uu-
berdn0ert.
Berlin, 10. ,SSu11i. Ser General
Itob teilt in 1eincr geltrigen grfld-
r1ng nit, DoB es on Der gon5en
@eltfront 5ietnlid lebboft 5uging.
9lm lebbaftelten Daren Sic &dmpfe
natiirlt9 bel Berbun, mo- 0ie Jran=
5olen meitli6 bon Sort @oug per-
0meiielte @egenangriffe gegen Die
beut}ben Gteuungen nlabtel1 obne
1rgenbmeIbe Grfolge 5u Der5eibncn.
sluf 6eutiber 5eite lparen Die
Blieger geltern lebr tdtig> uno bier
fran501iibe Meroplane muroen aus
Ser Suit gebplt.
Ser Derid)t laltet:
uWeitliber &riegSidauplob:
Sin mebreren Bunften Der Gront
5nii9en Der belgiiben @ren5e ua0
Ser Gomme fanDen lebbafte @e=
| i9iib> unb Botrouiuenfdlnpfe 1tatt.
uBGbreno ser No6t fanoen aut
Sem meltli6en ufer Der WaaS Na-
trouine1fdmpfe I'M porgelbobene
@rabenteile auf sen fu0li6en 9lbs
hqngen Des vSoten Wfa11n" @u=
gels ltatt.
usluf Dem re6ten l1fer Der MaaS
bra9 Elm fran30lt19er 9lngriff Der
no9 n1ebritiin6igem Mrtiueriefeuer
ouf uniere 5telungen i'm Ebiau-
mont @al0e gemabt ml1roe, 5u-
iun1me11. Gin fleiner Derbin0ungs-
graben 1purDe mabrenD ser yeadt
pom Sein0e geidubert.
r2uftangriffe auf Die militdrt-
16en Mnlagen in Bar=le Duc tpur-
Sen fortgeiebt. Bei 2aiiingp brab-
ten unlere 9lbpebrgelbiibe einen
fran50ltiben Goppel0eder CUR @r6e.
Sci 8eaange ga @ranoe, iii6li6 poil
Gbateau @olins, bra9te 2eut1ont
8intgenS ieinen ieblten unb 2eut-
nant &oenoorf ieinen fiinften Mero-
plan 5ur 9trede. 9ie Snjaiien Der
einen Maibine purben gerettet. glm
MbenD 0eS 16. muroe Elm frGn5oii-
fber Doppeloefer nor0peitlib BON
&eiienmaloe, ne1tli6 bon NerouL
in Slammen berabgefdpiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23

Wten, 19. sSuni. Der General
fob Der 0iterret6t16 ungarif9en
Mrmee erlieb folge11be Grfldrung iiber
bic Sage an Der italienif@en Tront:
rMfonte gabint tpurbe bon feinb=
li6er Mrtilerie f@per bei9oien. Die
folgenben Snfanterieangriffe pnrben
lef6t 5uriidgef6logen. Die sStolie=
ner erneuerten ibre Mngriffe auf bem
Miiago<plateau, tpurben aber iiberz
al 3uriidgef6lage1t."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23

Der Tlieger Mattbetp @apage
iflr5te ndbrenb etnes uebungsfluees
in @ptng, Neb., aus elmer 6Dbe bon
800 SUB CUR grbe unb tpurbe auf
Der Stelle' getDtet. 8ein Nieberz
gleiten IN Der 5pirale perlpr @apage
bic &pntrplle iiber bns ssluaaeua.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23
G5erltouit fiel.
&uiie't fouit iieeraQ
gel0la ye1t*
9eatlAe Siege bet &ulfi.

2puoon, 19. Stunt. sns Hetrp'
grab ,uiro beridtet, oak 5mei mci~
tere beutlde Ir1neeforps at Der
Tyront in Git9alt5ien angefomme'a
5inb. @leidj5eitig miro gemeloet,
Daft s,uei bmlgariide 9ibtiipnen III
Der 8ufptuina Gtellnn9en bc5ugcm
baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23

grab miro bertdtet, Dab 3net apet"
tere bentide Nrmeeforps an Der
1yront in Citsali5ien angefpmn.e's
Y linb. @leid5eitig miro gemelbet,
Daft sluei bmlsariide 9ibtiipnen III
Der 8ufptpina SteQungen bc5ugcn
baben.
Berlin, t9. Ssuni. G5ernopib tit
pieoer III ruiiii9en @an0en. 9aS
brittle Weol felt 9lusbru6 Oes &rte.
ges. @ie Iange eS 0iesmal 1T
feinoli9en @Qn0en perbleiben miro,
lit porlaufig no6 ni6t 5n iogen,
obgleib Der abiolute @tilitano Der
rullii6en Dffenltpe auf alien anoern
Bunften Ser Gront Oorauf btn5u~
oeuten ldeint, 0aB Die 9iegeSfreuoe
Der NnHen MIR bon iebr fnr5er
9auer iein miro.
STE ginnabn1e bon @5ernopib,
Der &auptitoOt 0es &ronlan6eS bon
8ufotpina, bat 0en &uien obne
3peiiel einen betrGhtliGen mora
lii6en grfolg eingebradt. Ser mi.
litdrilbe grfolg ieoo6 iit unbe6eu-
tet1b, 10 lange sic o1terreidil9-
ungarilben Sruppep Die @nOpunfte
uno &reu5ungspunfte Der bon @5er'
notpib na6 8el item un6 @ii6meiten
fiibrel1oeu 8abnen balten. I'm oieie
Bunfte, Don Dener &olomee Ser
,pi6tiglte i1t, miro 1tb Der &arnpf
ber ndblten Gage oreben. 8orlal-
fig mcrocn 0ie 0}ulien am 9tripa
oebolten, u11D Elm 1peitere5 8prorins
gen Der J1u7en ndre, lelbit menn
Dies an Srt unO 5telle mDgli6
tpdre, Elm gelpagteS unternebmen,
Du lie ibren re6ten Tlllgel einenl
9lngriff bon 9eorDen ousieben mir>
Den..
@ebr erfreulihe Sortl6ritte ba=
zen Die 9euti i6en u110 Seiterreiber
FIN @olDnien gen1a9t. 9lm 2ipa,
ser bireft tpeltli9 bon Dubno III
Den 5tDr=SluB min0et, un0 n0r0-
Iib babon boben 6ie 6eutl6en Ser
bii1oeten Serrain gelponnen. Welt-
Ii6 bon Der Babn 5miihen &oDel
uno 2n5f bat General bon 2inl lin=
gen Die Ruiien ongegriffen nno
ibnen ibipere 9eieoerlagen Beige
bra6t. Mebrere Eauieno @efan-
gene blieben in Ben @d1oen 1einer
@rrnee. 9lm Gtpr, auf bei6en Get
ten bon &olfi olio nabeau 70 &ilo-
meter oltlid bon &obel, fo11nten Die
Gulien ni9t bon Ser 5teue, uno
am 5tripa, i'm Centrum Der gan5en
@tenung, muroen 1te bon Der Botb'
sner=Mr1nee i111n1er tpie6er 3nriidge>
porfen.
SIM augemeinen miro Sic n1ilttd.
riI9e Sage an Ser iiiOli6en Oitfrout
berte als giinitiger be5ei6net. Wiit
er ginnabme bon G5ernopib, Sic
fonAn nod 5u berbin0ern mar, no6=
Dem Die Nuiien nor6pefli6 bon
oer Gtaot porge0rnngen glaubt
man, boben Die Nu1en Sen &0be=
punft ibrer erfolgreihen Sffenftp-
beipegung erreid)t, mennglei6 mon
& es fir m0glib balt, oob 1ie bin
uno mie6er an ein5elnen Bunftell
nod grfoIge lofaler 9eatur erringen
1noge11, Bis Die geeufor111ternng Ser
oentlb olterreibilb ltngariiben
Jront pouenbet tporben lit.
~ Mantlt1er 8erid)t.
2Stea 9ibt Sail BON G5ernDpik 5n,
melbet aber Tortihritte.
Die geitrige an1tli6e gerlautbu-
rung batte folgen0en @ortlaut:
r@elteri1 muBte li6 Sic @arniIon
-Des Briidenfopfes bon @5ernomib
Dor einen1 beoeuten0 iiberlegenen
geino suriid5ieben. 8dbren0 Der
e,+vt tpar Der Sein0 an mebrere1t
,s1lten iiber ben Brlttb gebrungen
@ Bis @5ernotpiB borgeitoBen
--Wir baben Die Stnot geraun1t.
~ssssn Dit-@ali5ien 1T Die Gage un-
ler1n0ert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-06-23

2onoon, 19. SUM-. Samstag aben0
fam es In MmiterDam BET Der 8ertei<
lung DON RartDffeln an bic Rlein<
bdnoler gu Rubeft6rungen. gintge
9dnbler proteitterten Dagegen, oab
Die Magen bes glrbeiterDereins beDorz
5ugt pirben. Diefe Magen purDen
Dpn einem Mob angegrtffen, aber Die
po1i5ei sing energifh bor unD iau>
.berte bic 5traBen BON ben Ruh9eit0<
rer1l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
SWAMP ROOT SAVES
KIDNEY SUFFERERS

You naturally feel secure whom va.
know that Dir. Kilmer's Swami ~
the great kidney liver and blada1.
remedy is absolutely pure and c"e
tains no harmful or habit produci,.
drugs.
The same standard of purit,.
strength and excellence, prescrfbo5 ~,
Dr. KiImer many years ago, is mai, '
tanned in every bottle of swamp Ron,
Swamp Root is scientifically con,
pounded from vegetable herbs T, :
not a stimulant and is taken in foo
spoonful doses. 1t is not recommend
ed for everything. According TO yos'
fled testimony it is natures proa,
helper in relieving and overaomlrs
kidney, liver and bladder troubles
If You suffer, don't delay anotbo,
day Go to your nearest druggist no,r
and get q bottle All drug stores sog
it i'm two sizes-fifty cents and ona
dollar
However, if you wish first TO ,,r
this great preparation send ten cant,
TO Dr Kilmer & Co., Binghamton N
Y. for sample bottle. When writn,
be sure and mention the Albuquerons
Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
MAKING IT PLAIN

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public by preventing
mis-statements on the labels of preps,
rations but some people continue to
accept EXTRACTS of cod liners think.
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oiL
The difference is very great. An
"emulsion" contains real 6o4 I;,,c, ~
which has had the hearty endorse,
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is a
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic.
SCOTS Emulsion guarantees the high.
est grade Of real Norwegian rod Ii,gyS
skiliully blended with glycerine ana
hyPophosphites Scott S is free from the
false stimulation of alcohol and is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere
Scott s BOVINE, Bloomfield, n. ]. ISIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
NEW BANK CHECK SYSTEM.

The multiple check Is the latest
banking device to save depostors
trouble. II has been brought out by
Boston trust company, ana It's chief
use is to make it possible for ii de-
positor to pay all Of his monthly bills
by drawing one check on or about
the first Of the month.
The new check is precisely like the
old-stylo check, except that its size is
much increased to give room at the
bottom for writing a list of the firms
with the sum opposite each ono which
the drawer desires TO pay. These are
added up, and the check for tho to-
tai. payable to the bank, Is duly filled
out and signed.
That ends the bother for the dopos-
itor for the bank does the rest It
deposits the sums named to the credit
OF such payocs as are depositors, and
RENTS TO the others.
This plan means moro work for The
bank aud less for the depositor. nut
the bank gets it's reward, no doubt IN
the satisfaction Of the patron ana the
consequent attraction of other pa
irons
But what n lot of us would like
more would be checking system
which would insure enough funds on
hand at all times to meet the month
ly bills That would be a checking
system worth while particularly ia
these days of high prices,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
GRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION.

IL les quite possible that somcthlus
looking toward Improving the courses
at study In the public schools will
come from tho educational mocung in
Santa Fo
The journal has old-ushioucd no-
u'ns about grade school education. IL
believes firmly that n chunks were
taken out % the courses and more
emphasis we're placed ON arithmetic.
history grammar and spelling, bet
ter trained minds would result
For several years the tendency has
been toward smattering OF every
thing under the sun, and thoroughness
IN nothing The greatest benenoiar-
les have been the school book pub
fishers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
LOOK At CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS, FEVERI5H.


Look at the tongue mother! II
coated it is a sure sign that your little
ones stomach, liver and bowels need
la gentle, thorough cleansing at once
When peevsh, cross. listlass pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full Of cold. give a
teaspoonful Of california syrup OF
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of It's
little bowels without gripping, and you
have well, playful child again
You needn't coax sick children 10
take this harmless fruit laXatVei'
they love its delicious taste and it al
ways makes them feel splendid.
ASK your druggist for 5O-cant not,
tie of California Syrup of FIgs.
which has directions for babies cnu-
drcn of all ages and for grown-UpS
plainly on the bottle. Beware OF cooh.
terfeits sold here To be sure you Eel
the genuine, ask to see that 1t is maze
by california Fig Syrup COMPANY.
Refuse any other kind with conIemP"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-24
Various Forms
OF Headache

at is necessary in order to treat head.
aches properly to understand the cause.
which produce the affection" says DR.. I w
Ray, OF Blockton, Ala. Continuing, he saws
Physicians cannot even begin the treat
ment OF a disease without knowing what
causes give rise to II, and we must remems
Der that headache is to be treated accord.
ing to the same rule. We must not only ba
particular to give a remedy intended Ia
cOuntoract the cause which produces the
headache, but we must also give remedy
to relieve the pain until the cause Of ~
trouble has been removed. To answer tbis
purpose, anti-kamnia tablets will be fonnd
a most convenient and satisfactory remedy
One tablet every one to three hours gives
comfort and rest in the most severe cases
of headache, neuralgia and particularly tbe
headaches of women"
When we have a patient subject TO regular
attacks of sick headache, we should caution
him to keep his bowels regular, for which
nothing is better than "Actoids," and when
he feels the least sign OF an oncominq Al.
tack, he should take two AK Tablets Such
patients should always be instructed 10
carry few anti-kamnia tablets, so az 10
have themt ready for instant use. These
tablets are prompt in action and can be
depended on to produce reliet In q very
few minutes. Ask for AK Tablets ,
Anu-kamnla tublets at all druggists