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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

sRoIowAY. e cor ii5th -: ,gr - ,or-.
eafIs,. prsr AT W Haish 80 Mc.t
ii-ta 81 osrars Ner'lie h Bags. TO- West i01.
coRTtAsor 81 22lr P-1'd 49, 10, ~ u
III BrU4leay oare-. lleu.e 4 Corteti. 100
Nsrf4gue 90 architects. 100000.
SOUTH ST. s. ala. front uetItfl Niitsn La,
~ sober g. filrii'slH MSS: Kennedy
CENTRAL PtRk WEST. y cor eith q. 'or !;
49, srt-f ~ erif0. Ho,-i Dss bris's. ir-. 80
Wet s-fh -. ggnrr Hich AZ h,ihiou>
~ s-etre.fs 500 0ol
na.BaTTAa Az y CO.. iosth y q, a ~
fe'rrt1rr strharz- 100 liza. Ns1 lo-s Tei-
uho-. e.. o. us5 a. oKusr. NrNenris \ No,r-
IT,. Cme.n. i-J b-oaiWU. nrhiteeJ 40 b.
0of
The BronI.
7sisr ST So srer,,r . p, a.
,-7rs fri- s.r1l Zly Hounf Car ~" St
al Sr.r-.r a. ovr-r lc7sers kesy al Coz
sr.-tica 80. To-. wsIssi,5 az lo1ke7. .frld-
rs7o ST. ns ssis y woc1gcrsst ~ for . -
r--E 'err., nj. AdsTine Couyru--ir O.
fur~ar A,e's.eln. n Nsss,l -. presiientl.
Owner Ch,rss MsTsn. tnicn 50. trciitec;
rstyosr Az; 20, w,i,oa ~; 70 =, ~
trl.k ,'er. h.tE, :iT.9 y sa ~, E,aig -
orser. Wigiim Kc7p- go wesishs'er AZ. u-hi-
paRR Az. -. 1918 iisth = ,or tto -
f.t.t .a-rts sfrsi IAnfo R'rf'ag CO Inc
nom "a Crrnish i1i Esst iil'l r. p-'~if'nN
orr-- Frirs s-hs'cik. hi' Pas 40 '-'n1si
$50 f01
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sURROGATES' NOTICES.

DE Ia VERGNE, cATHARISE Am
pursuance OF au order OF donor, pc Jons
y 'Cohafzn. q Surrogate Of the County OF
-. York. NOTICE q hereby given 70 all
nersons having claims against Caihsrins
NJ IA VerEne late % the County OF
81 york deceased. 20 present the ssrrs
-.t.h ,.ourhere thereof 20 the subscribers
- their place Of trsns~ctins business a.
he Office OF lLe,bert u Teet. no e5o
Fifth Avenue. & tie Borough CT Msnhat-
IN. In tho city Of New York. on or Before
- lee dsy q July next.
Dated. Hey York. the :o,h day Of De-
CENTER 1915.
CHESTER z 4. IA yERGNE.
NARY ID DRAKE,
KATHARINE De Ia NERGSE STEVEN
son EIscutorA
HERBERT 81 TEETs.
Attorney for Executors.
so Fifth Ayenue. New York cay.
yANDEN HENDEN. RIcTIARD.--lS PUn-
susneo q an order ~ Hon. John p,
Cohaian. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Notice i7 hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Richard Nsndsn
ffenden late 81 tho County Of New York,
daceassd % present the same with vouch-
ers thereo, 20 the subscribers. az their
place OF trsussctlng business, a, the ofie-
az Harris CorRin. NoSat s. Schek. 40. $50
Nassau Street. in the City OF New York.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 1915.
GERA1D II MEYERS,
LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST CoMPANr,
Executors
HARRIS coRwIN. MoFFAT & scHEK.
Attorneys for Executors $50 NSSssu
Street New York City.
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KENEFICK ZINC CORPORATION

oate unde laws o the o
of Prder Stok,psr value
shares nno
Transfer Agent
BANKERS TRUST CO NEW YORK
rom and from
o
Corporation
have been flo II
Tin IN completed December 1915 and
othe large Yin al
t bodies are in
acquired
portion the stock
Nc bonds other
DIVIDENDS earnings the controlled will enable tho Com
pl ced az mt
Base on r twelve months for Zinc
the essen at o
PeIden
mark OF
F As provided in of the
o of the preferred stock par
The poduco the is
which has successfully operated
t1c tpoperic in
Of this us has been upo NJ ~
tNeDYOrb Of
This advertisement appear. a all Of the
Syndicate Managers has been sold
RAYMOND, PYNCHON & co.
cuc,co LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13

CRoTONA Az. 1851. - IFS 1904 . tx
f6s9 ? 81 dui.. Krt1lk EcnsT'.s.f Association
AZ Caroline Brosh0lE 20 al u u Beling,r. r..
afiy. y Blur ref due. 8 jo5i5. ia1s. e.c
lsisT ST. 20 -o9 J.. - 80 " Forest az soI
g-1 81 q. or AID store LAWYER Mortgage
a. n Ag-es NJ T-azlau o. =. Gao & carroll.
s,us. = = Clsgsrch. rs'. due. 'is Sc - taxes
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Big APARTMENT
ON AUCTION LIST
New Twelve Story Build
ing in Park Avenue
VIII Be Sold.

One Of Park Avenues new apartment
houses is scheduled TO be sold al public
auction next Wednesday at the Er-
change Salesroom IL Vesey st, By Bryan
T. Kennedy. II is twelve story build
ing. At 929 PARK az, adjoining the
northeast corner % soth ST.. and is
fully rented. Tic building ia in dis
t-ic' where William Zicgler, jr. the
late Morris X. JesUp and Benjamin
Stern have made large Investments in
similar improvements in the past few
years.
Other offerings for the week in the
downtown and The Bronx sslesrooms
follow:
TO-DAY.
A. vs.y 81.
P7 J-s-pN g "a
ALLEN ST q. s.. 'o Can.. 81. ~ -,
-rtf a.I f.... f.ir'r ilr.f. 9lur ~ heFTi,
Sale. 60 Ha..l ~ C-.-a.auH. "a
>. te r-... ss.c,-oru.
%. joseph =. pay
cRgsroE AV. 24iI. "a s. 2iSo isith =. ITO =
IL4fxf I0rf1l4lts. -r-2i6 ard ~ dFs aii
r.cant. Emlie Rsey AZ MAJ 7 Bitoy - Al
JACOB II sh.1er AIS Irving Waseburn' ref dls
b. B7Ia /. K.nasu-
FILLMORE ST. mes. liosaN an N.s. AZ, 5ot
~ vacant Ls Ao. ., az rl Iss9 F' Ro. 4 +,
re-. due g. 0i- - taxes e. 5ifi 3D.
To MORROW
4. 1-.- .- -cr
r u-a. T. N-rrr
g2o 81. d., rs $40 w Madison AZ. -'tl1-. o. 3
~ Ir'r 4 So etfc si0f. Nes lors ~. ll,uf
sr.s 90 AT Wc,ley Trom - a.. Geo1ss " iig9-
bel stfr. Afrei stecAler. y. rd due 3'DN''' .
7Ts Az, zis5. Is IS I I:e.A St ,,lI1ss: Wv
tenn. and stores StSA Bank ~ Tillmsn 60 Inc
ct al; Jerome A Kohn. atty; Ihom" fslnar.
rs,. du. I3.21La7. t,I,A -. $3.50.
A; ts Brunr sLesrurni
By y.nes J. Dono-sn
AHpstws Az. 1901. - ~. sar q runA
55Iioo: ~ tgls Eniiy Foster s a. snd
stiY: JOIN. Hnr.Ou- rsi Qua Na'sAss.
JscSsos AZ, ise.-s. .. Is, 1894 st. "s1i''
IGcksoN Az. s6i. -, 27s 1884 st. sssr7s;
th-es sy frame tennis az ' TOR. ls 20,
born. lt,y. James bounely fsi. pAtuoh'
b. Henry B-ad7.
HONEYWELL Az. Issi :. So i5sih a.. :, =
1907 = 'elmt. Eiial hsurher q a az h'el
Wsise, + Fraser. re-. due $500. tales e,e.
BY Joseph r. Ds5.
7sTH ST. 'l' p .or Aa.hq 49,, AZ o'5'i <
trl e. al. Oir- = Davis. atty Heny foIo'A'
fe,. dle. s5I,iio. tales. etr. so9i 50.
q, CHARLES A. Bsrriin.
FULTON Az. 1880. :. s. = Cisrmor' F,,E.
uar -oriat iof'o 1lfo9. 50 'e', NJ. ~
r ... 1- a.. I c--I M-,nds,is RI. Due.
s. sos %. taTts. or. si.i''iD
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The BronI.
Alterations.
Manhattan.

GRIEsvlcH ST. CO.. Liisht a.. y -
,,-fory. n Y rie.. p..rnises osTuer l. Hcien
lea Psrs a. architect iis.ooo.
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ON FRIDAY


CATHERINE ST. S. IS iS.2 o. Monroe a. ~
I0-It.5Kl05- 2 s'J telmt sld stores Wa l.
Couft y lloss3 Lisbon e a E.ks. Gleason
Prosksusr. affTs. Oils 7. HOFFMAN. ref. due,
So. 0s5.s1. tGTes. &c. $500
20 Az. 1919. g 15ii esth ~. 9SIls. 80
feumt and stores Nsrst A HoFard % Peer
Iel10n e. a.. Mcclure Prentice. sitys Geo j
Gil e~Vi. re-. dls. fie.3eia-. taIes. &C.. s.
5-1fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13

TlFFAsY ST. 1902 IS 3-g i5sth a. i1ti05t
gals if9ff a. termt. Charlotte kafp 80 Nm
% Wciher Bl- - @ q. 1 Bernstein. af'y
GYMS q NM. 30. due. N.is> . ares etr.
KELLY ST. Tsi &. 49, i-Jth - 25rloo. 3
~ dF. Jas ya-iev q a. y EdNar1 REILLY
o. a. Touss o Reilly. ats TL1l Wash. f-f
due e. s90 a.. taxes. et-. SOILS
PROSPECT Az aiss o 8 go % islst e. 35r
10 ~ dw,g. Caroline Hiis.cy Is Antrrr :
Ksfiy e, FL. Geo Daniels ATS l10 O'B-i-n.
ref. due. s. Ill =. fsNea. etc sos o.
GLEASON AV. s. go Cas'ie u.s., A. 25ti1s
rIratf. Land g. Lien % g. Jss Williams 20 a.
NTnn Frank. s"T. j. " Eic.s1n. fe' lG-
So tavls. ct-
BY Charles 4 Berrisn
77sTH ST. 20 s-l sfI b. 900 Ka'onsh a. rfr
ii1. no sfy D. 2. Helen Weed % a. 70
Horace - Ga-es - ~. Ino Gu.irr att huge q
= Brffa-h ~. due $50. q tAtcs. e.. f,il Sc.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

c,pprr1. CARPET CLEANING Co.--cesns p
n1nrsr-es5.d az steam md - on nSo5 ~
p,o,Jstg al EAH i3th - COZ bAANOL
u. i3.-Ssih.
,uLrIGRAPH TYPEwRlTrLS LETTERS '19
81 20. 0o0. us. 10 900. ~ ohy
UTATHERFoED. 10 hfoaa'r 'I41'AS' DIS
Roon il3l Rector asa
NV YORK CARPET q.EASiNG WORKS
"N" oiSs,, krs.it yosi Modern
ann pt'Gs WOVES VEOM OLD CARPEIA
Prices Re- --0l tll, .,-.ss yg,st lys >,
Tel aeaa $3.50 BDEt $3.50 "''' ~
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AUCTION SALES.

JACOB GENsLER. AUcTIoSEER. SELLS
ronfar. March Ism. az II M 3, w
l. nan af .fsnhattan. By virtue ~ de-
fs,,i, .n Chattsl Mortgage. Louis Selgman
10 Herman B Grossman. LOT of furniture.
carpets. upright pianos. paintings. etc.
. PINE COLLECTION q Posiag, stamp VII -
aid a, ths Couectcrs' Cub 80 E4s, ga St. 90
March IL 'A' W.trEn SCOTT Au-sn.-
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LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS AID VATLR-
vnoSr ATf0rs Ar BRlGHrwtTERs x
sEsp FOR ROOkLEr h A'hLh'v'
90 I WEST 34TH ST, NV i"Nn'
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By James J. Doco-sn-
Lspsrws Az, 1901. v. i9., a.r q

ARpHGwe Az. 7;of, v ~: . dan IimA
J61ioo. az cvls; Emily FoSler . a. ~ ard
trus AZ IAli, Cler.rdcl .. q Ri-hrd KEY.
stty: John HGrsou. rc; tus. tL'sAsS
Jscksos Az. sss-o. .. Is, 9 1894 a. 1sIiic
10 Forest az. $50 -
JACKSON Az col 8, 273 1894 81. sIl5
tf-ea s sfy frame tennis inf sfore- 1@opol
Guras AZ Blanca Guttay ?. Al henry Netnef-
born. ats. James Dounelly ref. partition.
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THHE PEoPLE's TRbsr COMPANY.

TISGATE & CULLEN. Attorneys 70,
Executors. 20 Nassau Street. Rev
York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HoN-
orable John p. Cohalan. g Surrogate CT tho
County of New York.
NOTICE j. hereby given 70 oil persons
having claims against Charles Uusngst iat-
Of the County Of Sep YORK. deceased. 70 pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thereof to N,
ness a. tho once % Baldwin. Fisher 4
Potter. SO 81 Nassau street. IN tho Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city OF New York. on
or before the first day OF Nay next
Dated. New York. tho 18th ssy Of Orto-
KATIE s. UrsASosr,
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l7srH ST. eis F. o. " -or Anihgr7 az. e9Ii5
81 ~ sl- orir.- Davis aiiy Henry " Pollock.
fef. dle. t6Issio. ta4es. etr. s39i j5.
g. CHARLES A. Bsrri,n.
FULTON Az. l-s-9 =. s. 'lermor' AZ
a. -0rf.r I0r-0 i1ffo o.. So tcnmtt MAJ
Vfes al Ura.t options Go % A.. 'harN L
r-.. rr.. tHf..I M-DhdsHs. RI. one.
-sstts. t4Ic. or. $i.5'5l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13

LIFI" 7. GEIIb1,
Attorney Tor Executors. 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
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RAInMIN- FIsHER 4 PoTrER.

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF RON.
JOHN =. COHALAE, Surrogate Of the
County Of New York, Notice Is hersby
given 70 sil persons having GLAZING against
Alfred p Lounsbery, late Of the County CT
New York. deceased 20 present the same
With vouchers thereof 70 tie suoscribsrh
attornsys a. their place Of trznsact!r6
business. az 80. % Nassau Street, IN the
City q Nav York. on or before the nst
day OF August next.
dated. New York. tho nth day Of yseru-
airy. 1915
ADDIE NJ ELLIOTT,
TuE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o.,
Hon J5hu ? Cohslsn. q Surrogate CT
ths County % New YORK, Notice Is hereby
given % sI person. having claims against
George r Scott. late OF tho County OF New
YORK deceased % present the same, with
vouchers thereof to tho subscribers ct
their place 81 trsnsacting bus.nso It tbs
orrce OF shearman & Sterling, 20. IS Wall
street. IN ths Borough o. sianhattan CIV
o, Nov York On or before tbs 2sth dAy
Dsted. New FORK. ths lard DAY Of FEB
,uarv 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-05
FOREIGN POLICY is
NOT YET PROVED

As 20 our foreign affairs I, IL not
yet time TO speak fully. for tho his-
tory OF a foreign policy cannot be
written until It's results are re-
vealed.
We inherited q situation In Mex
leo that was horrible In Its facts
and apparently, impossible OF peace
full solution.
Force had It's advocates. and has
still. Some nee possibility OF add
inx new strip TO our eoutheru Dor
der. II would have been easy TO
have called on tho army 10 20 In and
settle things.
nut when would We have come
QUIT
We said that Huerta would not re-
ceiye recognition. and his govern
ment came TO nm end.
II carranza has the strength to
maintain himself and Mexico re-es.
tabiishes itself. there In no Amer.
lean who will not rejoice that the
Wilson Administration followed n
policy that has even now brought
TO us the good will OF all our neigh
bors In the south as far as the cape.
The policy Of this country ~
10 the European nations ~
war 10 20 abide by settled Inter
national law; and BY persistent
iteration and reiteration assert
and maintain the rights OF neu-
trails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-05

and those who are wise wish a res
pits from agitation and Legislation.
Surely. there can be no great de"
mand for new kind OF tariff so
long as labor conditions remain as
they are now. with FEWER MEN
OUT OF WORK In this country
than there have ever been within a
lifetime.
The history OF n year has turned
the mind OF this nation toward the
necessity for the extension OF our
army and navy.
But can We have n strong army
and navy without the menace OF
miiitarism-tho upbuilding OF the
war spirit and the snbordlnation OF
our social and Industrial life to mil
i,ary and naval politics and author
tiles,
Austria and Switzerland and Hol-
land and the Argentine republic
seem to have answered that ques.
ton In tho affirmative. and yet all
have gone further In preparedness
than II II proposed we shall 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-05
SAYS PEOPLE HAVE
JUDGED ALREADY

In n word. ! think II makes little
difference what criticism In launch
ed against the administration. or
what any Of us may have 10 say In
It's praise.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
HAVE JUDGED 1T ALREADY
very dccisiveiy by the things which
II has done. and ono OF the greatest
things II has done has been TO Hcri.
ousiy d!sappoint It's iugubrious op-
ponenta.
For. as look back over tho past
three years. rccoilcct very dis
tinctiy tho sad tones Of those who
propheaied calamity n misfortune
should place tho democratic party
In possession OF Its governmental
machinery. and one OF the greatest
of these caiamiiies would be a
financial derangement In which
credits would be destroyed. our
banking system imperilcd. and In.
1ation follow demagogic legis.a-
ton.
The answer OF the democratic
congress was the federal re-
serve act. which sound men OF
finance and oenerous-r,lnded
opponents have characterized
as the greatest single constrvo-
tive bit OF legislation enacted
by congress In the past so
years, and one which In its first
year tlded the country over the
most threatening financial
emergency In Its history.
UNDERWOOD TARIFF
HAS HAD NO TRIAL
The Underwood Simmons
tariff bill has had no adequate
trial
II was In effect barely q year
when the European war came
on. which shut off imports from
nearly one-half Of Industrial
Europe. Yet In that year Of
trial II produced ~ great rev.
enuc az was produced the first
year either under the Mckinley
bill or tho Payne-Aldrieh bill.
Its aim was to make imports pay
revenue: not 10 use import duties
to promote excessive profits for ia.
vored industries.
II In n misfortune to our indus.
tries and commerce that the tariff
has become the football OF politics.
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they may be. That's the only way
have had peace.
What 10 your advice7 I want 70
use my own Judgment sometimes.
s. A.
A.-Yours is the cry OF the now
woman. You have brains OF your
own, and you want TO think for
yourself. You have either OF two
ways to choose--submission and
peace. or freedom and war. You
must decide for yourself which way
you take.
al would like 70 know n a
marriage license 10 good until used.
The case ! refer TO 10 this: The
license was issued, and before II
could be used something happened
TO prevent the couple from marry.
Ing at that time. VIII u be neces.
sary to get another. as Il has been
a number OF months since u was is.
sued7 DOUBTFUL.
Alt Will not be necessary 10
secure another license In order to
marry.
o.-My sister. who 10 II, has a
gentleman caller. who stays very
late az our home In the evening. He
generally stays tlIi II. and some
times until u o'clock. He seems TO
be a respectable and decent fellow,
but this does not seem manly. NY
sister has known him for two years.
She does not object to him staying,
but my parents do. They have told
her this, but they never will have
courage to tell him 80. too. have
limited to him OF his late hours, but
he takes no notice Of II. My sister
Is generally sleepy In the morning,
cross all day, and does not like to
go to work. How could this prob
lem be settled2 SIS.
A.--There Is but one way to set.
tie such a problem. and that is for
your parents TO exercise their au.
thority. especially when Il In for
your sisters good. II they should
make II clear 10 her that unless she
sees to II that her friend leaves at
a reasonable hour they will do SO.
without n doubt she will arrange
matters satisfactorily.
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SAYS OTHERS HAVE
BEEN DENOUNCED, TOO

Washington was excoriated by his
own friends for not casting his In
fiuence for France In her day OF
struggle.
And Lincoln was as bitterly de
nounced for surrendering Mason
and Slidell TO England.
The long view. however. has JUST
fled them both.
We can have war any day we
wish u with either Germany or
England. or both. All that 10
needed 10 20 magnify the slonif-
iosnee Of some breach Of inter
national law and refuse to re-
gard the case made BY the 9TH
er aide. The president. how
ever. Will not let war come
about that way.
We are enjoying peace and pros
perity. We are 10 be prepared TO
protect ourselves as a people.
Thess. then. are three words
which will characterize tho
life Of this administration
PEACE. PROSPERITY. PRE-.
PAREDNESe.
Peace with honor. Prosperity
without favoritism. Preparedness
without militarism.
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o-My case 10 80 troubled that
dor't see any possible way out es-
ceps ruin. A young lady 10 much IN
love with me, and J with her. "
was our intention to marry. J stall
ed her along for time until J could
oct the money, having the best OF
Intentions all the time. ! am now
afflicted with q blood disease that
renders Il impossible for me to
marry, but cannot tell her, and
even with the explanation, ] doubt
n she would release me. J have
contemplated running off, and, In
fact, everything. What should !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-05
BREAKS A COLD
IN A few HOURS
First Dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" Relieves All
Grippe Misery
Don't stay stuffed-up!


Quit blowing and snuffllng. A
dose OF "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head. chest, body or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages; stops
nasty discharge or nose running:
relieves sick headache. dullness,
feverishness, sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" IL the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only rs cents Mt drug stores.
II acts without assistance. tastes
nice, and causes no Inconvenience.
Don't accept substitute.
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KILLS HIS FIANCEE

DOUGLAS. Mass. Feb. 5.--When
the mother OF Miss Lena Keyser. of
Schenectady, N. Y. appeared at the
marriage OF her daughter TO John II.
Pierce. OF Delenson. N. Y, age 60,
and urged her not TO go thru with
the ceremony, Pierce killed his In
tended bride and fatally shot him
self, yesterday.
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EurOpe's Starving Babes

seeming o. u is
- dispatches and magazines all tell same that while prices are higher
is
Why S tue re
actual
German starving 10 of
o TIL rerbutn
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will only clean your whole system relieve Il OF
the aenaon Of blood and the consequent toxins that poison
its action and aid breathing and digestion by gently clear
ing the way for their perfect working.
Cold. coughs and sp the the Of cash
membrane that substance through which breathe the and
absorb
absrbs be tainted and then
oil the stasnation.
Whom this warning q cold cough Indigestion
the catarrhal Getting the best the body Go the
with GOOD reliable tonic membrane helping hand that will aid
DIGESTION appetite stasna,on relieve inflammation and
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'tleiice OF tue
country 7 h 4
answer In. DE
CAUSE 1T HAS
" A DE GOOD.
md l believe thai
here can be nc
'uller answer te
FOUR question.
This eoun.
try 10 grow
Ing more non
partisan es-
cry day. u 10
asking for IN
efficient and
an honest
q o v eminent.
and 10 becosr-
Ing more In
different - 20
the lab els
which, for pur-
-- - -
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Why Wilson Should Be Reflected!
Because He Has Made Good, Writes Secretary Lane

There 10 no nation not AT war
which does not approve this po-
sitlon.
With less sanity. we might
have gone TO war with Ger.
many over the Lusitsnia, but
when Germany ut last declared
her Intention 20 wage war IN
der seas In accordance with the
rules that had governed az TO
naval warfare, that danger
faded
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DISTRESS.

A.-Ths girl hasn't sense enough
to become mother II she would
marry you In the face OF such evil
dence. II you haven't courage and
manhood enough TO tell the girl the
truth and make stand for what
you know to be right. you had far
better run off.
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Theodore e. Burton. @. o.
p. candidate. will tell star
readers why the Republicans
WILL Win"
Victor Murdoch. progressive
chairman. 10 to write on why
the Prooressives VIII Conduct
Their Own Campaign"
Meyer London. only socialist
congressman, Will set forth.
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The accompanying article by
Secretary Lane 10 tho first OF
a series OF four. Each has
been written by . nationally
known spokesman Of one OF
the four leading national par
ties.
Secretary Lane tells why. In
His belief. the American pso-
pie should re-cIect Woodrow
Wilson president.
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ordinsted action. men bear.
And. somehow. Il matters very
little what any OF us may say re-
FsrdinE tho merits or the dement's
OF party. for minds are seldom
brought to a conclusion by political
speeches or political articles.
The newspaper. which daily tells
tho wory OF wha, 10 done. gives to
the citizen tho basis for n Judgment.
which he makes independent OF par
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o.-WIIi you please tell mo II a
girls wages can be garnlsheed for
a doctor bilI7 ! am only receiving
$40 week. Please answer soon
and obIlpe, ACHSAH.
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al have been married ten
years. MY husband never takes me
into hIs confidence, SO !. too, can be
Interested. must defer TO his
judgment In all things, great or
small. He makes up my mind for
me, and have 10 submit 20 his die
tstes, no matter how hard or unjust
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tuberculosis readily becomes &C
tive.
Therefore II Is quite important
that n person with symptoms OF
grip. for the grip is no slight all.
ment. go to bed and have a physi-
clans care. II is the person who
keeps up, nurses a cough and cold.
and who never really gets cured of
grip that IL most likely 20 come
down with pneumonia, tuberculosis
or some other disease.
But what Ia really better than
curing grip IL to ward II off. BY
getting plenty OF fresh air day and
night. by avoiding overeating, over.
working and excuses OF every
kind. by keeping regular habits
and by taking exercise daily. you
can reduce your liability to con.
tract this disease almost to a min
imum.
Carelessness causes most
sickness.