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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-04
Bulletin No. S
TheBethlehem SteelCOmpanys
Offer to Serve the United States
Bulletin No. S

At time when the expenses
Isn't finding before pngng ahead into
expenditure the peoples Government amor
To clear on busnesrke
known to it,
Bethlehem Steel Company will manufacture plate for
the the United States actual of operation
plus charges for overhead interest and deprea
ton Federal Trade Commission fix We will to
this for such period the Government may designate
o the Federal
price
Isn't our proposition fair and ought be accepted?
Tn is before the United States Senate.
N scGWAAEn C P% Bethlehem Steel Company
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-04
No DECISION ON
MEXICAN TROUBLE
BEFORE WEDNESDAY
Congress AdjOIrnS Over the
Holidays, and Only President
Wilson Alone Knows What
Step viii Be Taken
CRy Associated Pressl

COLUMBUS. y. NJ, July 1-Ameri"an
cavalrymen patrolling the border three
miles south of here, were fired upon TO-
night from the Mexican side of the line
and returned the fire. None of the Amer
leans were injured. The persons VINO
did the shooting escaped in the dark
ness.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-04
Wilson Returns Home

(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July President
Wilson returned from New York short
ly before 8 o'clock this morning. He
went directly to the White House.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-04
Law Should Stop Sale of
Leg-Strap and Spring Trusses

you get
on 90 days trial-the only thing good enough
TO stand such long and thorough test. It's the
Famous Cluthe-made absolutely new
principle-has Is patented features. Self-ad-
justing. Does away with the misery of wear
ing belts leg-straps and springs. Guaranteed to
hold at all times. Has cured in case after case
that seemed hopeless.
Write for Free Book of Advice-Cloth-bound,
104 pages. Explains the dangers of operation.
Shows just what's wrong with elastic and spring
trusses. Exposes the humbugs-shOws how old
fashioned worthless trusses are sold under false
and misleading names. Tells all about the care
and attention we give you. Endorsements from
today Box e72-C1uths Co., 195 E. 2srd St.,
New York City,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-07-04
YOUR HEART

Does it Elutter. Palpitate
or skip Beatss Have you
shOrtness of Breath, Ten
deFness, Mum b n ess, or
PaininIeft side. Dizziness,
Painting Spells. spots be-
fore eyes. sudden starting
I'm sleep. nervousness,
Hungry or Weak spells,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
Bishop breaches
In Renitentidry
In Canon City
Warden lyman Tells Ri. Rev.
F. B. Howden Number of
Commitments Decreases
With Prohibition.

Bishop Howden is In town this
week after an extended c~unilrmatIo"
tour among the cities and villages OF
southern Colorado. Tho bishop ~
Colorado has been unable to perform
his official duties CON account OF III
ness. aud has been obliged Co call
upon the bishops of ldjoininE dioccscs
Tor help.
Last sunday morning Bishop How
den was IN canon tity and In addition
to tho parish services preached at tho
pcnitcntiary chapel ana conducted
services Tor the prisoners. Ward'n
lyman Informed the bishop TINT sincl
prohibition wns instituted last Jaa-
uury the number Of additions 20 the
ron or convicts had decreased stlik-
ingly, so that there are nov only i@2
men and womcn under sentence The
poniteutiaty has q splcndid orchestra
composed uf prisoners which, with thc
singing OF So large "a body cot men.
makes the musi, of the services quite
Inspiring
Bishop Iowdou .H tp preach and
,ouiiim % class iu 81. John uu san
day morning next, ana leaves nest
week Tor services az columbus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
SPECIAL TRAIN
BUSHES SURGEON
TO JAS. J. HILL

lby ENfIANE i'lANl A'A7fH
81 paul Mimi, MAY DIR. VII
liam MAYO. surgcou 90 itochc'i e
MINI. ID, being rushed tu 49, Paul uu
IA special train tu attend james ~
HlIl. vino i- il ot MS home here
Mr. I'M. who hao urru BOO for ten
days. b. said to- have taken To- BAD ulrl
this morning l.. " Hlll president
luf the Great Northern railroad, went
roo q special train this morning ''r
H. Mayo. Thry nru expected In 81
Plul about . D. -
Mr. I'm was stricken May 10 with
a bowel complaint which later dc
N,!oped complications
u D. understood In Mayo was called
.u thp cas-, should AN operation be-
com, imperative. Attending physl-
CLANS are lonthc To- advise an opera
ton ON account Of Nj Hills advanced
age. lie was - years oid d few
months ago.
nr MAYO four days : examined
Mr. mn and said the complaint was
o common one aud that hc would sou1
recover.
Sir INNS present condition ls at
tri1ut,d to bad teeth, poison from
which IS said to nave reached the
bowels.
IN james :. GilGllan, attending
phS stefan. admitted that Or May"
was coming to - Paul but denied
that Mr INNS condition is srtiuua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
EIGHTEEN WOMEN
W0UNDEO|NFO0O
RIOTS WEDNESDAY
Shortage of Meat in Butcher
Shops Leads to Disorder in
Which Police Battle With
Populace in Frankfurt.
IBy Evening Herald Leased wirel

London. MAY 20 O1 ~ g. NJ An
Amsterdam dispatch to ia ESchang"
Telegraph company says that eighteen
women were wounded IN "a fight be-
tween police and food rioters a,
Frankfort ON the Main "Wednesday
night. according To q dispatch ro-
,c.vod at The Hague
The riot ~ said 10 have stared
owing tu "a shortage 81 meat ~ ilc
local butcher shupr. Three hundred
and my women, VINO had been tuli
ther. was no meat for them, marched
thruugh the streets uHriN ing hlt,,
famine flag ana singlur socialist -.
songs.
The women forced their wa INY
one butcher shop. although u WAS
guarded by soldiers aud policemen.
After a search they found some meat
which they cut up and continued M, p
march holding the pieces onuFc ih"r
heads.
Police attempted To- take th, u &C
from the women and q general tlEi
follow I'd in which the officers u-. !
theig swords. one wumpn Nu- tt-
rested for shouting Down With o..
emperor" \ local paper which r
icrrcd to the anair was ordered -u
pended for two months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
OBSERVANCE Of
MEMORIAL DAY To
Be MADE GENERAL
Directors of Retail Merchants
Association Decide That AS
ISOLATION Stores Will Close
All Day Tuesday.

Albuquerque viii accord q more
general observance to Memorial day
this ycur nan has been the ,t~" Tor
. number Of years past. The direct
.ur. of the Retail M-rohan's assot91-
ton announced through Secretary
Alderman tins morning "a request tha'
all ASSOCIATION stores close all duN. aud
Mr.. Alderman said that tn" majority
had Indicated their decision To- close,
ruhli. ufncrs. banks and lomi-pubiic
nstitutiuu VIII Do" closed an dn'
iN usUdi.
Observance Of the day here are vi
the hands of g., Is. Warren Post.
q. A. n. ami associated societies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
ITALY CHEERFUL
IN FACE Of HER
TROOPS RETREAT
Little Lessening of Optimism
Evident as Result Of Giving
Ground in North: Germans
Gain at Verdun.

- ,'
~ 49,
~ =" 800
-, . '
- - ~"
,1''' - '"'
NJ 49,,
"."
,oi' =" y,
"" ,.''a'
"'"" W"
~ "'' sto',
10y ~ ~ naa -
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
FRENCH REPORT SHOWS
LITTLE CHANGE At VERDI

Paris, MAY 20. Gl:lo g. mp-Thcrc
has ocen little change IN the situa-
ton on the Ncrdun front, says ~"
.fi,noh Official announcements this af-
tc'uuun.
The artillery bombardmcnt was
very violent about Ayoruurt wood ana
L. Mort Hommc At The latter place
German attack wa. stoppcd hy the
French curtain OF IRE az Its inccp-
tlon
CO. the right bank of The MeUse the
French succeeded boz recovering part
Of the trcuchcs occupied Yesterday by
the Germans between iluudrcWou'
wood ana ThIImout farm otherwise
tho nutilr front was calm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
Fight For Her
Baby Continued
Until w ednesday
Struggle of Margaret Ryan to
Regain Child She Says Is
Hers Put Off Today When
it Comes Up in Court.

Chicago, MAY 26.-Tho nght by
Miss Margaret Ryan for the child she
claims Is ners. and which Mrs. Anna
Dollic Lcdgcrwuuu Matters declares Is
her own, viii como up next Wednes-
day IN the United states court, Judge
Lands allowed a continuance when
the case anne up today. Mrs. Mat
tcrs was acquitted Of "A charge ycstcr-
day OF trying 10 foist q spurious heir
on the probate court fo the Matters
estate.
Hearing today VIII be under "a writ
OF habcas corpus sought boy Margaret
Ryan. "a Canadian girl, who claims
She and not Mrs. Matters gave blrth
.tu the baby,
Tho defendant must again face tria'
ON other charges ~ perjury aud
frauduieutly producing an heir. Tn"
hearing has been set tor Nav 60
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE -Four mules, age J. D h.i
year 0ld an nluck roi"r Fred
". Eak, box 3s2. city
Arthur ~I-k gocs today 30 Phoenix
Ari7 q, aftond = conference oi Sew
YORK LAT, Insurance company sr"nii
IN Arizona
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
States Is
Leading Topic
In Riechstag
Censorship Debates Bring Out
Severe Scoring of Govern
ment for Suppression of
Criticism of America.

TtgV1tr NJ. H. tN|u I4UIAt Ma.
% III. ~ r., r,.,,1 s,n,,s
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ur,s.n ,.,Inn,t tto,,l sn,,r,t. rri,
I'r,g.1 ,no rnvrrnu,r, Tor ro,surcs
vbi,h ~, ,u.g. wor. ,t,n,o1 A.,
.r,,ro.. c,.r.is, 49, "a, r,u,a
$40. ~, ~ ,,..rar.,g ana A.. nan,
h,.Lo -, ,h. .~,,u,r - mr.,
l,,-cnr,,s ,rn, ,Iro ,,mr,,.,
p'pu'S ,'''''' WI" '' 'N.''i %, wv
h'u's'h' l"H'' "'''u"s '''", N'" cue
"~"th"i'''7 VIGOROUSLY i"' ln''i u
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".''i'' OF h'ii'h ""l,'' IVY 's,'"'
mo I.I..Nl mIIItH. llNIHIh Hft1fNI IIfN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-26
WIDE INTEREST
MANIFESTED IN
BOXING CARNIVAL
Largest Crowd That Ever At.
tended Fight Show Here Elk.
pected at Decoration Day
Bouts. Able Manager.

Si'i""id' interest," iS h''ns taken y
me DIX hoN'nf ~''rnlNaa u" we s'lseo
IN Nrmoty MI n'N' I'eNu'N "I'e'
MON p'd''' ''I .'"' i''' .'''u.'
Nft pouring N '' in' P'"'l"''i7 """
rom peH'l' '''',.''", ~ mN
crown 'hat ever n~'''u"'u " ""Nl""
sn"" IN thiS Guy VIZ, """'SS w
,,tntaa ,.t, had, 80 49, a.
~ r.unair. ,,. nor,
80, -. ,.,,.,. n.n ~, IA, y
accttm"tnd .bovipy w,rdrrul
] ~, A.. ..iIt
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nave ii cna"'' '' see '"'reS "a a',Io',
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60. o.. -, ..r,.,uotght ,hot,ntn,-
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,na'.a ~, -, ~. nts d;,tsion
ihere h'e sunni "" nan'"nv'
w'eldefs III ms Guy VINO "Ppdrch.tN
hnu u degr'' "i pressure ~''nh
WIN me m~""'A'n.e"t "I tories y
LOUIS Newman mere Is Nha' hlnN
" i''u'nH munger "i "oN
ots' mas 10 say '"'u' 'hc way ~''"il
mas handled me AH"l's OF loIroS'
There h. not one person that !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

glm 22. Scbruar Miniam " &ruonll, glr.
1922, &oro 9onnt graBc go Sahrc alt
SIM ~ Sebuur WcurpicUc 8cttaer, ~
1918 IcGonolgb. 5iylhe, . Sapre dt.
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9tr. 2l03 WlcocntNs sGrnBc, 81 J0Drc nl,
glm 2G ScbriIar Shcpbprc y. pnrah Nopua
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9ltn ~ Scbruur 9tCtic SOBninn, ,Ydnflu
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slm "a 5ebriar sophie aalinem, Pr 2l39,
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gm ~ Scbrnar Ranline Miansberg, 9'r,
s9G observation-disclosures ~ SABRE d.i3
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Gnli00le @trlGc IA Tabre alt.
glm 20 Tcbruar GnrolHe Naltcr, gfr. 1910
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
g. eOuarcTglbacorOuctc SID BON COnncetitnt bc'

Icr gpnarcTglbgcurOnrte pil bon Connecticut Dc'
suidnct al ols cine Icltitbgiug ooB Ole Scr. Stdd
I'LL I'LL oeutid,c Gyorbioic bitten muiieu lir PIC scr
TtclAno 6res 3apicrGeocs nnO brcr @lortcn Scr
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oos lic iid fir OcIc 0enitbigng BEL lelten Grcil
SILL Scn Guqldnoer 5i beoantcn bdbcn. llio oel llh
prer ihm0dliohen 9legieungl gSenn nrlerc Hc9'c
rtrna moltc f6ntc lie fir iidl o ocs 2uno nlc oeut
ihr1 Nor6itofTe ha6ct sic ic bcoc broudlen. IDne
MN ne Iid 0arum beipnoers benliiNcu uliBta 1le
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Sarn. oiif Sic bic Scr Stooten mpernuBerAen Ill'
inr,h 6r6c mo oieer Soroerlng III gcegneter gScllc
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mirSe az Soriibcr nbt foluien cs miroe I'M e'egel
theil enc icbr fric0iidle 9uSeinonoerleBHg weroel
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ihe,uaen @c6emltbigt miro nlir, iper td lelp dlln
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Gic MaitnnesplGue, bic inn GpnsrcR nlmablid Teltc
Snrnl onaehmen neroen Senc, Die Dcutlhlano lleuer
6eitc ols niorqcn Den aricg erfldren modten fal'n
bcfricoiqcn yad oicien &loneu merOen mir CRIT Y
I sehn Sohrcl cine &eerue Armee bon etrer Wdlloh
WSnm hobcn uno 10 loigc ueroen PIC gcgeippurflseA
Mer6inDeten Gnolun0S Den 9rieg ldmerlid forflescn
lluo lpcnn icire 8crbinoetcn auiboren miro enalono
bon iel6 anibSrcn
1ic Sentidc ,aiSuc@ mudt Oem oge6errid)er" Der
0eere 0od rest pic 5crec Sect Bat lie 6nl loWei'
refonpt III idpn nf0ebn Sd3iiie dbgcncnmcu; un0
| Il hroudt sic 5diiic 70 uotbmcuOig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

Trbn s. NobtHcifr,
NarrD gl NculiCN,
@omnndrc.
Gugcnc n. g!oogcre,
(Scbvl7 ~ ,Oidr52,N) 0letl.


WntgQM nef Observation-Disclosures
Wul more z. Schrulr lYlO,
Die Sira6enouTmbrucO8s@o @ommiidre " oer
Gin0f Baltimore MAIDEN biernlt bcdnnif onB,
naDoem fc ibrc Tnbcnc iibcr oic @nii9doiAtrf
pefl llrloNcn uno lScribctDabulacn INT Npns
oemnirunn, Gr3iiunua nnc shIslf1nng psf
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bon Der GitSeie ner &upldr e'tppe 1itabc olg
Sur Siifcltc Der &ierirnoei eiStrabe nebp ecH
curauf bcSipiebeH euoqulliGeii nilo cortgltlsll
crfdrcnbCu 4sldncN rcpi0iyt N0bclL AtW0B ofU
qerfmrjiteu nFe Charters scr @iaoi baltimore
INTO Ser ar ri Wla 1915 Mnicr5cid)ncien Der
oyGnpna 9lr. est ocs 9gonprs uno Si0oiraibs
Ic hcrmi gloti5 acpcn baB Oelagie &abcle
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alaubiat unrOcn ii lino oaB ber W'dNor nto
1tnhiraib uor 3dltimDre pner irgcno lpeldc
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pprotonen. oic nit ocfl 3lllprub Der 0uumgf
DiQ!tnecit oocr beiagtcu nufcrealcil gScltDetnQ5
biulacn uu5nitiecn iino, lHncrbdlb orclBlg k3V9'
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fidhc 4ciitipu an has Baltimore @nptgetlml
appcaircr ruDocu, tnocEn iie has Wcrlpi NM
cinc Hcbliioft nerlclber 0nacbcn.
Sic ySelberh1hnHAcH ltHo nad) gelleNelf pyt
brInfeien RsrioneH oocr GorporailoHcH elis
iUcbSt ipior ooer in ii.ri (3l 1dbrlibeu Natel
iabltuy, oercn criie idatg w mcitu oic %qf
lidbren nier btldgtcr ScroronuHa nDQelNl7l'
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NarrN y yltRieN, 81.
Gomniidre
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

9lbuuncntcu, bic ben ,Scntiflcn Gprrcs
ippnbcnten" uidjt piinttlidl Dner rrregel
m1hig erbnltcn, iiit0 gcbetcn, ner Office
Dapun Der IclcpbUn Ubrr idriftIidl Wlits
ibcilitHg 81 mnhru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
NigiSen6tn.


Bmrrau rtS StantS- @r,aGmrleys. .i
Wrnnnoffe Wn 90 5ebrnnr 1910
3ir idibidurlidtu Sritu, mn |, WHr5 tUi6
arf oic &cbriide Smulauleibe BON Dlatp
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1910 BON Spnglns .. 16Di1nS, SlnntSsgaenit u
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Sobn Wt. EctnS
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(Tcb14-- -2B)
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Narrg u. JitRlcN,
@onlfiiiIdre.
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Slerf.
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@aiitni IT, W o. 3. Sepr!dr 1916

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50 ndy0 6icrml aeruB oert glbi@nittcl SG
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innnt eemadi Dab hic Pflnlicrunea 1oMmils
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erubnna ooer glnlreNun9 nom0enlRlllet
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Sic cbeR ctipdbnc ztrabe ilta
0fUf. Gtrafs, BON ScolisSir. uie Nonln0' 'Eit.
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ocr Gtooi Nnltimore,
X. NeiiG Compton
g;uriiGer uno conultircnoCr Su9cnlent.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
9ollu Is. S1nIsboff.

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9go6nuo Gr, 100, Toro. 5nltrn.glysnns, SObn
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-07-20


members of the association shall be
not less than $4,000, and that no
one member shall be granted loan
greater thansl0. .000o or less thanS100.
Now Jones' land is worth 81, 600.
we will say, and his residence, which
is fully insured, $1,000. Under the
provisions of the act, he is entitled
to loan equal to so per cent of the
appraised value of his land plus 20
per cent of the value Of his insured
permanent improvements. In other
words, he is eligible for a loan Of
$500 on his land and $500 on his
residence. or total of 1000.
When ten or more farmers have
thus qualified, provided the aggre-
gate of the loans applied for shall
be $4,000 or more. their applica-
ton will be ready for consideration
by the district Federal land bank.
However, before forwarding this
application the local association
must have elected five directors.
who shall be members of the local
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-07-20
Will Ny Child Take DR. Kings New
DiScnVerV7

This best answer is DR. Kings New
Discovery itself. It's a pleasant
sweet syrup, easy 70 take. 1t con-
tains the medicines which years Of
experience have proven best for
coughs and colds. Those who have
used DR. Kings New Discovery long
est are its best friends. Besides ev-
cry bottle is guaranteed. If you
don't get satisfaction you get your
money back. Buy a bottle, use as
directed. Keep what is left for
couah and cold insurance,
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-07
ACCEPTING
NOMINATION
PRESIDENT SCORES REPUBLICAN
AS"PRACTICAL AND MORAL
FAILURE"
MADE SPEECH At HOME
LEAVES FOR WRSHINGT0N
AFTER CEREMONIES

Long Branch, N. j., Sept. 2.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson today formally opened
his campaign for reelection with a
speech accepting the democratic nom
ination. in which he clararcriucd the
republican party rs "praClic and
mOral failur4" .lnfe dc. his Mexican
and Eai~pel1 policies. rtCitcd the
legislative achievements Of his admin
istration, and declared for a big
America
The president left Shadow lawn
at L O'Clock Sunday night for Wash
ington.
In his speech President Wilson
was unsparing in his criticism of the
republican party as part of mas
terly inactivity and cunning resour-
cefulness in standing pat to resist a
chance" and said that old eaders
still select its candidates, but he Gjd
not mention Charles Z. Hughes, the
republican candidate, by name.
The president spoke from the vcr-
anda of HIS summer home to a crowd
which filed eight thousand chairs and
oyellloWed to the lawn. Speaking in
the npeo, his voice could be heard By
only a small part of the crowd but
those who did hear him constantly in
terrupted with applause. Once wnc.
he said Il neither seek the favor no
fear the displeasure of that small
alien elemnt amongst us which pu.s
loyalty to any foreign power before
loyalty to the United States" The
crowd stood and cheered.
The notification ceremonies wee
brought to a dramatic close when
more than a score of American flags
attached to parachutes were fired inn
the air by moltars and mfOlded over
the pres ident's head as the band play-
ed "A'perica.' Afterward NJ. Wilson
stood more than an hour on the yer
anda and shook hands with several
thousand men, women and children,
Senator James of Kentucky, chair
man OF th0 notification committee,
introduced the president, When he
declared that Mr.. Wilson had kept
America at peace the crowd respond
ed 'nstantly and applauded for sever
al miGntes. He concluded by hand
ing the posidont a copy of the
Louis platform