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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
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out taking enough rest, 1reSh ar, eX-
ercise or sleep Such an attack isn't
hard to get rid of-just give body and
nerves a rest and help the kidneys get
stronger. Try Doan's Kidney Pills
They have helped thousands of kid
ney sufferers Don't wait Chrome
kidney disease is serious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
All Steel Cars for Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma City. Okla. Sept. 81
The heavy demand for steel is given
by car building companies as the rea-
son for the delay in cquipping Okla
homa City trolley lines with all-steel
cars. Ten new cars were ordered
three months ago but will not be
available for service unit, the middle
of November. The company already
operates twenty such cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
Been "Going 1t"
Too Hard?

Lots of folks
who are tired.
cross, nervous,
rheumatic ana
achy. are show
ing all the signs
of early kidney
trouble without
realizing it. It's
often the re-
suit of our great
American fault
making o n q
continual rush
o f w o + k o T
pleasure with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
KANSAS WOMAN TO EGYPT.
Jeanette McCrory, Sterling, Will Be
Missionary for PreSbyterians.

Sterling, Kan, Sept. 27.-Miss
Jeanette McCrory of this city. who will
go to Egypt as a missionary for the
United Presbyterian church. will leave
Monday for Vancouver. B. c., and will
sail October by way of the Pacific
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27

Jerry Simpson is making lots of votes
for the other party.
The state board of public works held
meeting last evening to receive bids for
constructing the granite steps and walls
for receiving the steps on the north and
south entrances of the state house. There
amount appropriated. The bids were as
follows fol- Cuthbert and Sergeant, Topeka,
George H. Evans, Topeka, $1s,1 100
Prof. C. D. Hudson gave a delightful
dancing. party to his friends last evening.
Matson's orchestra furnished the mqsie e;
Hail, mr reS and MRS. D. E. an Cain. mrs Misses
Florence Daley, May Daley, Matte Car
lysie. Fannie McCoslin, Madeline SimP-
Crane, Nina Shaefer, Meade Hapgood,
Mabel Webb, Anna Crane, Maggie Mark
Herrick,. Alice Deyendorf. Lottie Page,
Anna McCabe, Mabel Griffith, Grace
Foulks, Nellie Warren. Nanon Herren,
Mills. Messrs. Bird Daily, Warren Akers,
Charles Mayberry, Boyd Prescott, Frank
Chilson, Edward Epps, c. H. Beronius,
Hunt, Geo; S, Mimmer, E. E; Norris, FL
Lynn Prescott, S. W. Lyman. ]. K. Elwell,
G. K. Ehest, Walter Smith, John Tinker.
Wichita, Kan-Jerry Simpson was here
last night on his way to Caldwell and
Wellington, where he speaks today. jerry
wants to know who f. B. Dawes of Clay
Center is. He said, Il see a dispatch
from Topeka says that joint debate has
been arranged to take place at Topeka,
October 1, between myself and a man
named Dawes. 1 agreed to meet Captain
Johnson there, but they have put up this
Dawes in his place and I am going to
decline. L don't propose to debate with
every fool who wants little news
paper notoriety. 1 never heard of Dawes
before and when 1 go to the trouble of de-
hating the great question of the day want
to meet a man of more than ordinary
prominence
DR.. NJ. B. Ward has returned from a
visit to New York and Washington.
Fred Funston, son of Ex-Congressman
Funston was in the city yesterday. He is
a member of the United States geological
survey and had just returned from
Death Valley, Cal, and was on his way
to Washington.
Senator PETER will proclaim the sub
| treasury gospel at the Grand opera house
Thursday evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
Fffty-Fffty in Doubtful States.

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a few calculations as to the extent the
national ticket might slip and yet win.
OF Course, MulVane maintains the
Republicans have a fifty-fifty chance
in the doubtful states. He contends
also that the states listed in the Re
publican column should be safe in
view of available dope and existing
conditions.
Just to make the race look inter
esting, tho, the Topeka man gives the
Democrats the twenty-four votes in
doubtful states-on paper-and puts
New Jersey, President Wilson's home,
in the Democratic column. Then he
lifts the forty-five New York electoral
votes from the Republican column
and sets them over on the Democrat
crosby, Mulvane makes allowance for
a set back in. the Indiana fight. He
adds the fifteen Indiana votes to the
fOrty-five from New York, the four
teen from New Jersey, the six from
Colorado and the eighteen from Mis-
souri,.
Then there is a hasty revision of to-
tails. With it all the Democrats have
261 votes-five short of election. The
Republicans have 270 and Hughes
elected. There you are. Get the rec
ords of the last twenty years and do a
little calculating yourself
Il simply can't see a chance to lose, "
declared Mulvane. Hughes election
looks certain with more than seventy
five votes to spare. But even by max
ing every possible concession. L don't
see a chance for Wilson to VIM
Based on a normal Republican ma
jority of 81 900 in Kansas-before the
women voted-Mulvane now estimates
that Hughes should win the state over
President Wilson by $4,000 TO $4,000.
He sees little change in the sentiment
of the new voters and believes the fe-
male vote will increase the Hughes
majority in proportion to the vote
cast. In calculating the Hughes ma
jority, Mulvane estimates 65 per cent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27

DR.. NJ b. Ward has returned from
visit to New York and Washington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27
rs YEARS AGO IN Topeka
From the columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL


Jerry Simpson is making lots of votes
for the other party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-27

sachusetts, IS; Michigan. Is; Mime
sofa, IL; Montana, 4; Nebraska, 8;
New Hampshire. 4 New Jersey, IA;
New Mexico, 3; New York, As; North
Dakota. 5; Ohio, "a; Oregon, 5;
Pennsylvania, So; Rhode Island, 5;
South Dakota. 6; Utah. 4; Vermont. 4 +;
Washington, Z; West Virginia, 8; Wis
consin, 10; Wyoming, 8. Total. 344.
Doubtful: Colorado. 6; Missouri,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

We'll bic Stam attisr II
oes Stabl= Sruits iiber puri itsben,
pirb bebauptet, bab bas 8afier aus
ibnen ausseprebt poroen iei. Die
attisn purben betaHntli6 als 3usote
gu ben gonbs perabfolst uab itanDsn
anfanss auf 5, ginsen gu elmer 3eit
auf 80 unb ipiebsr fart berab, big iie
jsBt fpieber ibreu bo4itsn Sltanb err
reidt babsn. 4us pieien WonOlungs
gen 1T gu erieben, OaB Der Dertb Der
2lttien Ieoisli6 BON Der ietpeilisen 9es
i4dftslase ubbdngt uno iis ptebsr falz
len tperben, tpsnn mad bem Griese Der
rieiise geburf an gifen unb Stabl
aufsebOrt bat, 10 oaB es cine ldu=
i9uns lit, bub bic attien ibren jesia
gen Wertb bebaupten tperben, $50
eine UerIGierung ituttgefunbsn Bot
unb bas TT Ieiber BEL 10 pisIen amsris
taNiiden getrieben Der 5aI getpsien.
tommt Der unresqe aarattsr Der pns
pierre Bel iebsr unsiinitieen 9eidGftss
aonjunttur gum 9pridein. Ollie ams4
ritaniiheu 9ei4dfte ipiirbsn ii6 i'm
blibsnbiten 3uitanbe befinben, nsnn
bic 9eripdiieruns uutsrbIisben tpGre.
Wsil bas nidt 9eideben lit, spirb Der
ungsiunbe 3uitanb oerbleiben, Der rur
ourd cine aapitalsRebuttiou iihers
punben ipsrben lam. 9us dmeritus
nii4e @plt sdblt jdbrli6 ptsIe Suu>
bsrts bon MiGionen fir 9apitalisn,
Die niemuls porbanben setpeien finn
unb bic 9prpordtionen, pel6e bic
Yeripdiierung betrieben baben, ilnb
trOsbem gum grDbten 5beile ale in
unbefrisbiseuben 9erbdItniiIer. Gas
Ste4tbum, bas aus Der 9ertpdferung
entitebt, tit uu9eilbar.
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BON ;sranfinrt uad Sarmitabt'
BON S.inria Sc. (ssrlin).

Gs gibt pielIeidt teins 3tpelts Stdni
in SeutI6lanb, bic nit ibrem grnab'
rurgsproblsm nu3 setuiFer RidiuEa
auf Derartige S1fpieristsiten itOb:.
pis 5rantfurt a. 20. Oas hdnst 1lts
nG6it nit Der gepgrupbiiden Gage 3uS
Iammen. @ingsquetiat slpii6en O5ers
beiien i'm Rorben unb Rbeinbeiien i'm
Siiben, iiebt ii6 bic prsubilde pro'
bin5 5siien glaHau an oieier Stsis
ben Grsn5en zines anbsrsn 9unbess
itaates ssgeniibsr, bic fir bic Mss
fubr BON 9ebsnsmittsln seeen iis &c,
fperrt iinb. Das fGlt fir bieiea
5beil BON SeFen HaNau, bsIpnotrs
ater fir bic beibsn grobsn StaSis
TrontfurI unb Diesbaben, um 10
me6r ins @spiHt, neil fie in gefp5bns
linen 3eiten bic lanbpirthitaftIiasn
Sduptabnebmer bes srobber3oslid,
befIiifen Radbarssbietes iinb. Nie
ale StGbte in Deutf6Ianb, 70 iino
dud 6rantfurt unb Wiesbdben fpe5s
ienb Der ariegsseit in 8e5us duf asf
beHsmittel gum Sbeil auf bic giseni
er3eusung onsspiefen, ,iltb fdon aleir
Der llmitanb, bab afuei 70 srobe Stdbs
ts einanber 10 eng benadbart iinb, err
i9psrt bic alufgabs nod mehr. Gs
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Gin 2nlturbilb ans benz Mb-
idlnitt BON Sanjiea.
Bon Or. aep 2eberer
&risssberi4tsritaiier.
gergrab, i'm suli.

W WI -JA1I'
Sn fpeitem ftumpfen Wintsl flisbea
9pnau unb Sdpe Dor Der SSbs bes
EaIemesban Suiammen. Wlonateldns
babsn feline 9atierien bas unsariide
ganb bebrdiii. SEPT aber bat Der Gis.
ger 8elerob in eintn itdrten 8riid.n:
fopf ieiner eisenen SisIIuns psrpan.
belt. SIN einem groben Salbtrsis, Der
Innerbalb bes Wintels bon Der Donau
CUR Game lduft, bliden feline aanonen,
jebsm @nsriff ipebrsnb, fiibpdris unp
citipGrts in Das CRIME qanb. Wpbls
ausssbaute Stellungen. in miIitdriide
Setioren setbeilt. Sieben ii6 in iilomes
tertpsitem llnifnns um bic Stdbt.
Gintr bieier Geftorsn III Der MbI9niti
ron ganiiea. Drei,sbn Gtmeinben ges
bGrsn gu bieIem @ertbeibisungsipitsrt,
an fsinsr Spite ifebi Elm unb {.
5auptmonn Der 4rtilIsris. gfbsr nifi
bur4 feline YatierieitelIunssn nHb fsire
llnteritdnbe, feline @rdbsn unb feline
Uiunitionsospots tit bisier 4bIhniit
I'm san5sn Militldrs sGsnsralgouperncr
Heut Ssrbrn beriibmi, fonbsrn burh
Die porbiIolide eSriebensarbeit, bic
icine geiablung bort acleiitet hot.
als Der faiferlihe unb fDnislithe
Mrtiasrisofft5isr, bsr isbt tn Banijea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13
81. @abIen in Wiainc.

Oas Dablersebnib in Maine it
Bilfous poIitii4es 9rabgeIGuts, 9ie
Oemotraten battsn einen sroben @orz
iprung, ba iie iid i'm 8eiB Der MIDI
tighten Qemter befanoen. Sas Sdmpfs
9ebiet mar ibnsn aud in Der SinIidt
siinitig, bab bic iosenannten Sinbss
itri6ler bort tpesen tbrer gerinsen
3abl feline pOlitiide RoGe Tpielsn unb
ioDett iie Opr6unben iinb, auf Nils
ions Ssite itanbsn, ba bisTe geD6ls
terunssf6i6t 5umeiit aus Ganubiern
beite6t. S4lieBli9 III nod in 9es
tradt gu 5ieben, bag in Maine bic
Idnopirtbi4aftlite gso6lferung iiber.
niest, uuf ipeI6e DiIion bauptid8li6
feline Soffnung itsllt. Denn angeIi6t5
folder 8ortbetle bic Oemotratsn tort.
gefegt tporben limb, 10 lit baraus gu
erieben, bub bas @olt BON Maine lee
bisli6 nationaleu 5rasen feline QuFs
mertiamteit sugepanot unb aui
9runb bieier Den 0emotraten cine
bereitet bat.
geitimmenb fir bas Wo6lreIultat
mar in eriter Reibe Der 5orif unb
tuirb es aud fir Die ii6risen 2anbe8a
tbetls Bel ben Dablen i'm RDpem6er
Iein. Das omeritanifte @olf bat err
tannt, bab es angeii9ts Der lpirt6z
i6aftltheu Gntpidlung in europa,
tpie iie fir bic 3eit mad benz ariege
BON Der aonfsreno Der Qniirten in
Paris feftgelegt porben ift. bic Ge.
I9ide biefes adnbes ni6t in Wilions
odnbsn belaifen lam. Der often elm.
Jeitanbene plan Der 4(liirtsn 1T, cine
1obe 3Ollmausr gegen bic Der. Stoas
ten ni9t bios in ibrsn sieenen Gan.
bern, joubern aud in ibren &Olonien
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borseben unb in nidt mib3uberItebn.
Der Meiie ben gnsldnbrn begreiflif
madden ipiirbe, bab ie bic 8eroubuno
Der pof, bic llnterbriidung bes dmcs
ritanifden Sanbels, unb bic idparse
Site einitellen miiiIen, 70 III bic MDg-
lidteit borbanben. paB cine 4nsabl
SeutI1e, Die i'm friiber unteritiiBt
baben, tpieSer Su ihm Suriidfegrtn.
slber bas ion nidt sefheben. Man
iptlI bic 0eutiden nit 9lemtern tD-
bern. 9us itebt auf Der SObe Der
glni9auung BON polititern. Sab man
bic Seutf9en fir alles baben fDnne,
ipenn man ibnsu elm Slas 9ier ,eist.
9luf iol9e Seleibisuns baben bic
Seuti9en bon jsber bic sebiibrenpe
Qntpprt ertbeilt.
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Die @lliirten tpenben ale
bentbare 9etpalt unb Gift an, um
8riedenlanb auf ibre Seite biniiber
5u bringen. Sic besegnen aber bsal
paflipen 8iberitanb bes 8Onigs Com
itantin. 9ieier befinbet iidb in elmer
i9ipierisen Gage. Sa Grie6enlanD
BON allen Seiten pom Nseetc ilnlgeben
lit, lam er es ni6t tpagen, ii9 often
ben @srbiinbetsn anSuidlisBen, ba bic
Iaiirtsn bic ipidtieiten Stdote 9ries
1enlanbs BON Der See aus IL Sranb
ihieben 'tDnnten. Sein Wioeri;anp
beidrdntt ii9 barauf, ben 4Gii.ten
bus ni9t gu beipilligen. mas iie an
Oringli9iten lpiiniden, baB er ibnen
iein Seer su 9erfiisuna 1teqt uap es
bat ben gnidein, bab er bamit bur9s
oringen tpirb, benn bic gerI6lporrug.
ipGl9e bic Qqiirten anae3ettelt Dafen,
Inn Ter S0nis bonn Shrons ~ itiirssn,
1T seideitert. Die 9ultsmIIsr ba6sn
ilh, auber ben feilen Su6ietten. bic
nit britiidem 9Olbe beitohen ipsroen,
Der gepesuns nidt an1'ThIpien uno
audi Der 0eriuh, bas !oeer segen ben
&Onis auf5utpiegsIn, 1T miBlungen.
Der ein5ige S6ritt, Der ben 4aiirten
nod Derbletbt, 1T, ben aDnis gu
pertretben. Dor einem fold brutaIsn
Sdritt, ben iie iibrisens i6ou aneee
orobt baben, ihrsden lie nod Surii,t,
aber bic gRSslihteit tit nidt ausge.
idlpiien, bab iie in ibrer @er5psifluns
fi4 ibIiebIid bod nu9 bafiir snt,
iheiben.
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MithuOd, ben 13. September 1916.

Sn Di aine sIaubte Diliun gu
getpinnen, neil bort teins ~ginbes
ttri4Ier" iinb. Odraus 1T gu ermeIs
fen. pie es ibm in ben Staaten geben
ptrb, no bic vginbeitri9ler" elm se.
pihttses Wort mitsursben ba6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-13

Was bic 9eri9te Der @aiir.
ten lpertb iinp, lam man an ibren
@ieloungen iiber Saliia erieben.
SAon am Sonntag saben fis Die
.ytittbeilung aus, bab bic Stabt 'itj
in ibrem 9eiB befinbe, pGbrenb iis ss=
tern bel einem qlnsriff auf bic staot
Die i9lpcrIten 9erluite erlitt,a hab,n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

Miss Kathleen Burke. direct descend.
ant of Edmund Burke. IL now In the
United States To raise funds for the
scotch hospital ser, Ice This photo.
graph of her WA taken when she was
permitted to enter the belca cured city
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

schein" III commons last month he had
, at hand the fullest and most compre.
h"hsi'e reports gathered by the gov.
cfnh"nts intelligence bureaus Of the
operations Of The German system.
There IL on. realm In which Britain
dinnt ha,. to take any lessons. As a
banker John bull is not merely well.
h"-l"d he In an expert. The British
80. eminent. despite It's average ex.
pondi,urc of s:j.ooo.o00 day since
the war began. besides the tremendous
contributions made 10 It's friends, has
Lnd no difficulty II, all In raising sue.
cerslye loans both at home and In
America. and n, reasonable interest
i.,'s.
Finances and tho navy are the least
Of Bri,aln's troubles In this war. but
recently the naval administration. Ion.
under considerable frc has experienced
"a FhEko.up Arthur J. BalfOur. whose
icgimc as frs, admiralty lord was
criticized. Is now foreign secretary In
N" rcorganizcd cabinet. The man
who with him stood the brunt OF com.
plant from the public for responsible.
ity for the recent German channel raid
and for lack OF suppression OF the
Zeppelin menace. Admiral Jackson.
Was transferred from his post OF first
sea lord to the admiral board.
Admirals Jcllicoe and Beatty. to
vhom the British public gives credit
FOR TIE glorious victory OF the Jutlanj
coast. advanced by this transfer. Jel'
iIcoe became first sea lord and Beatty
commander OF the grand aeet-:he
youngest man ever to hold that great
rost.
Britannia still rules the waves!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
NEGRO PROBLEM
BECOMING ACUTE
BLACK sELT OF CHICAGO, sReeD.
ING PLACE OF VICE AND CRIME
OF ALL SORTS. RAPIDLY GROWS
LARGER

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-Rapid influx Of
negroes here has created problem OF
importance to Chicago today. The
colored population Ia estimated at be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. and the "black
belt" il rapidly widening. Negroes
have city within city"
Considered Of most Importance ID
connection with the situation is the
residence problem. The negro district
has become . haven Of vice. driven
from other parts Of the city by "clean
up" orders. Negro boys and girls are
brought up in the midst Of immortality.
Bawdy houses. gambling dens. saloons
and other agents Of destruction have
become established in the negro dis.
trict.
OF strange connection Is the fact
that 1877 years ago Jean Baptiste Point
De Sable. q Santo Domingo free negro.
built the nrst house on the shores Of
Lake Michigan. where Chicago now
spreads out over q territory Of 1913
square miles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
Chinese Are Good Life
Insurance Prospects

men must keep the closest kind OF
watch on their livers, because the
Chinaman starts eating when he arises
In the morning and keeps It up until
he retires at night. Also. he doesn't
take any exercise. rides In chairs al.
ways. and thinks only servants should
r.Ly athletic games.
An interesting sidelight on the sltu.
''ion IL the fact that small! amount
o. opium smoking Is permitted by ex
of tire life companies. Opium
smoking days are numbered. however,
ard tia death knell will ONE sonc
ire IN 1917 by government agre..
n"n's. It's easy enough to make a
hiianan sign an application for Ia.
stance II you know how. but no one
living can make him satisfied with .he
tetns Of settlement when the policy
nA.itu,ec.
ITO . company ever 40 generous. a
crirah.an can show wher, he shou,i
get rbore." sai1 Moss. He 10 the
caicscst man in the world at figures,
and 'ne shrewdest."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
CLASSIC MUSIC
next THURSDAY
CONCERTO IN { MINOR OF MEN.
oELssoHN WILL De MAIN se.
LECTION PLAYED ~ NOTED
DANISH vioLlNisr HERE

The memorable concerto in E minor
Of Mendelssohn will be the initial
number given upon the program Thurs.
day evening at Eouston's opera house
by the Danish artist, Axel Skovgaard.
He will render the andante and the
finale. His second appearance will be
evidenced by trio. 'The Caprice Wien.
nois" Of Kreisler. so beautifully played
by Ysaye; the ever popular ''Humor.
esque" BY Dvorak. and q Hungarian
dance Of his own invention. "vieux.
temps" will be his last rendition, and
the selection Of the very lovely "Bal.
lade ct Polonaise."
There 10 the assurance in these Of.
ferings Of q well balanced and most
charming program. The Kreisler mum.
Der is an irresistible thing. threaded
throughout with . fine melody, and
calling for rare technique and rich
tonal effects; while the two move
ments from the Mendelssohn concerto
are so familiar to every advanced vio-
lin student that they come as Q good
friend. The concerto is Mendelssohn
In his purest and most classic vein.
While the chief interest centers
upon the appearance OF Skovgaard,
there are hve other musicians Of ex-
cellent talent to make their bow: Alice
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
WOMEN SHOULD
SET THIS HABIT
As WELL AS men
DON'T EAT eiTE OF BREAKFAST
UNTIL YOU DRINK GLASS OF
HOT WATER

Happy. bright, alert--vigOrous and
yivacious--a good clear skin; nat
ural. rosy complexion and freedom
from illness are assured only BY clean.
healthy blood. II only every woman
and likewise every man could realize
the wonders OF the morning inside
bath, what IA gratifying change would
take place.
Instead Of thousands OF sickley,
anemic. looking men. women and girls
with pasty or muddy complexions; In
stead Of the multitudes OF nerve
wrecks" "rundowns." brain fags" and
pessimists we should see a virile. op'
timistic throng Of rosy.cheeked people
everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
each morning before breakfast q glass
OF real hot water with a teaspoonful
OF limestone phosphate In 1t to wash
from the stomach. liver. kidneys and
ten yards Of bowels the previous days
indIgestible waste. sour lamentations
and poisons. thus cleansing. sweeten'
ing and freshening tho entire aliment'
ary canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache.
nasty breath. rheumatism.
colds; and particularly those who have
A pallid, sallow complexion and who
arc constipated very often. are ursed
to obtain . quxrter pound OF limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but q tribe but 10 sulacient
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO
FlvsH KIDNEYS iF sLAooER
0orhGRo YOU

Eating meat regularly eventually pro
duces kidney trouble In some form or
other. says q wellkn0wn authority. be-
cause tho uric acide In meat cxcites
tho kidneys. they become 0vorwork'
Cd; Ect nluxgtsh: clog up and cause
ail sorts 0f distress. particularly back
ache and misery In tho kidney region:
rheumatic twingcs. severe headaches.
acid stomach. constipation. torpid
liver. sleeplesAness. bladder and
urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or u
bladder bothsrs you. get about four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy: take \ tablespoonful In q
glass Of water before breakfast for q
Tow days and your Kidneys will then
act Ans. This famous salts Ia made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with lithia. and has
been used for generations to nush
eloggsd kidneys and stimulate them
70 normal activity; also to neutrai'ss
the acids In the |urine 30 It no longer
'rritA'ss. thus ending bladder dis
orders.
Jsd Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes q delightful efServescent lith'a'
water drink which millions OF mon
and women take now aud then TO
Keep the kidnsys and urinary organs
clean. thus avoiding serious kidney
diasase.--Adv.