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The Washington times., 1916-08-12
AUTO TURNS TURTLs
WITH | PASSENGERS
John Barbee and Family Plunge
Down an Embankment on
the Rockville Road.

Seven persons had remarkable es-
capes from serious injury on the
Rockville pike at Friendship Heights
Nd. last night. when the automobile
Of John Barbee. of woodmont. Nd,
pitched down an embankment and
turned completely over upon iss oc-
cupants.
Mr.. Barbee was severely cut. bruised
and shaken up. as was his brothef-
in-law. John Poloni. Of %sB Grant
road northwest. John Barbee. jr.,
Charles and Mary Barbee. little chill
dren Of Mr.. Barbee. escaped with
scratches and bruises. Mrs. John
Poloni, and Miss Ada T. PoorA OF the
Grant road address are suffering from
shock and bruises,
Mr.. Barbee was driving the car south
on the Rockville pike. He was blind
ed by headlights of an approaching 8
machine. The embankment drops
straight down from tho read where II
apparently IL edged with tall grass.
The car dropped over the edge. went
score or more OF Friendship Heights
residents ran to the scene when they
heard the crash, and the screams of
the women and children. Some Of the
occupants crawled from under the car,
and three men lifted II clear OF the
others.
The embankment at Friendship
Heights Is considered by many the
most dangerous on the Rockville road.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
COUNTRY FOLK LIVE
LONGER, sENSUS SAYS
Expectation Of Life Greater BY
Seven Years Than It Is in
Cities.

Samuel l.. Rogers. director or the
United States Census Bureau. few
days ago made public statistics show
ing the death rate and ratio or expecta-
ton OF life In New England New YORK.
New Jersey. Indiana. Michigan. and the
District of Columbia.
According to these statistics the aver
age expectation Of life at birth FOR
males Is 1873 years. and for females oJ..
years, says the Detroit Free Press. Fol
white males the expectation Is 5O.2 years
and for white females o3.6 years. ror
native white males the average IL oO.t
years and for native white females o.
years. In the general figures the per-
centage is cut down because OF the fact
that negroes live on an average OF
hfteen years less than white persons.
The report shows that the expectation
of life Is greater at the age or one
than at birth. approximately six years
greater, and the minimum Is reached at
the age of two, when II Is seven years
greater. This Is due to the extremely
high infant mortality.
There are many more violent deaths
among men than among women. hence
the greater average expectation of life
for females.
Under normal conditions native white
males may expect to reach the age of
sixty: native white females the age of
siXty-four. That Is. of n given number
Of males half are likely to die before
reaching the age of sixty years and the
other half at sixty and far beyond. The
expectation Of life in rural districts Is
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
CLAIM O|L.CONCRETE
MAKES FINE ROAD
Public Roads Office Experts
Declare Many ExceIIencies
Of New Mixture.

Concrete a. a road building material
IL Of perhaps more universal adoption
than any other material now In use. +"
said Director Logan Walter Page. Of the
office Of public roads Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture. to-
day.
Concrete. as sized up by the depart-
msnt. has the following advantages:
4. Durability under ordinary condi-
tions.
s. a smooth. even surface. not too
slippery.
8 Practically no dust.
T. Is easily cleaned and maintained at
small cost until a patching or resurfac-
Ing becomes necessary.
:, A pleasing appearance.
g. Forms an excellent basis for other
materials when resurfacing becomes
necessary.
It's Disadvantages are as follows:
I. Noisy under horse traffic.
2. Difficult to repair.
3. Cracks must be given prompt atten-
ton or deterioration will ensue.
Improved concrete for road building a.
we'll as for other purposes. that is proof
against water absorption has been an
nounced by the department In oil-mixed
concrete
After extensive experiments with aview
to producing a nonabsorbent concrete
mixture the department found that the
addition OF 10 per cent OF heavy. mineral
oil to the Portland cement paste acted
a. an effective repellent to moisture.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
CAUCUS TO RULE ON
ESTATE TAX TODAY
Munitions Impost Also to Go
Before crats-Refuse
to Lower Income Exemption

Senate Democrats will meet in caucus
this afternoon further to consider the
revenue bill. Efforts are being made
to report the bill to the Senate not
later than Tuesday.
The caucus last night approved the
Finance Committee amendment to the
bill to increase the surtax on incomes
over 100000 from 10 per cent to II per
cent. The Democrats of the Finance
Committee withdrew the proposed
amendment to lower the exemption lin
It to 5000 for married persons and 5000
for single persons.
The caucus approved the provision
making the normal income tax per
cent instead Of per cent as at present
and adopted an amendment providing
no income assessment should apply to
dividends accruing before March 1,
1918.
Inheritance tax and mun!tions tax
features will be considered today.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
THIEVES MAKE Off
WITH CHURCH. PIANO
Back Up Dray and Take lnstru-
ment In Broad Daylight.
Neighbors Look On.

CHICAGO. AUG. 12.-Members OF the
Sixth Congregational Church Of Oak
Park are today conducting n quiet
search for robbers who one day last
week boldly backed a dray up to the
church door and stole the churchfs new
&i00 piano.
The pastor announced the theft at
the services yesterday after one hymn
had been played on a wobly piano.
resurrected from the cellar Of the
church.
Persons IN the vicinity of the church
who saw the plano taken away de-
clared ths' II was done in such q de-
liberate. orderly manner that they
thought the church officers were
changing Instruments.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
GYPS|ES PLAYING TAG
WITH RURAL SLEUTHS
Skip Back and Forth Over
erks-SchuyIkiII Boundary
and EVade Arrest.

READING. Pa. Aug. IA band OF
forty-six gypsies. including twenty
two children. with twenty horses
and three big touring cars. is
stranded on the Berks- -Schuylkill
boundary at Port Clinton.
For several days county detectives
have been chasing them back and
forth across the line. because of COM
plants OF depredations that have
terrorized the neighborhood.
At Stouds ferry bridge several of
them entered the store OF Zenith Mil
ler and confiscated large quantities
of merchandise without paying for
them. At present the camp is so near
the line that officials are uncertain
which county they are In, and to-
No action will be taken until the line
IS determined.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Swimmers Compete.

sT. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE choice Of
the Western swimming phenoms are
competing today In the Fairgrounds
pool for trophies emblematic OF suprem-
acy in water events Of the Western A A.
Y. In addition to the dash events,
plunge for distance. and a fancy diving
contest Of the w. A. A. u, the National
A. A. u. sS0-yard swim will be decided.
Ludy LANCER. OF the Los Angeles Ath-
letic Club. will defend his title. He also
Is the Ao-yard and mile champion.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Settle 34-Year-Old Suit.

MAKYSVILLF, Pa, Aug. l:.-A law
suit started here thirty-four years ago.
when David Mingle obtained verdict
Of S77S0 against Henry 4 Co.. Of Dun
unable to collect and the docket Of the
squire burned. Yesterday jury re-
stored the record and ordered that the
S7750 bear interest from 1882.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Hebrew War Fund
Nearly Six Million

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Announce-
ment was made today that donations
during the week have bronught the total
fund of the ewish war sufferers COM
mittee up to S5.677.S07.
These contributions have been COL
lected from all parts Of the country.
Felix NJ. WarburE Is chairman Of the
Joint distribution committee.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
more than seven years greater than in

more than seven years greater than in
cities.
The last revelation is one which
should give us pause. Why are cities
less conducive than rural districts to
longevity? Is 1t because of overcrowd-
, ing? Ought we to spread our residen-
tial districts over wide areas? Is II be-
cause OF noise and energy-sappihg ac-
tivitie.i. includ ne lack OF appropriate
physical exercise. Can these items be
corrected? IL 1t due 20 improper or in
efficient sanitation? Can better sani-
tary conditions be obtained? Are water
supplies n factor? Can they be i'm
proved? All these points are worth
/ thinking about.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12

The susceptibility Of concrete to water
absorption had long been recognized as
one Of It's Inherent weaknesses as n
road-building material.
=. To a6ditton Of the oil does not lower
the tensile strength. the department has
found. and has the further advantage OF
making the mixture impervious to the
destructive action Of alkali salts.
The Washington times., 1916-08-12
jump From Boat.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Aug. Il
the water whep the frelGhtcr Helen
Blake took fire. Before abandoning the
vessel, which was loaded with farm
products from the county, they opened
the sea valves. and the boat sank be-
fore being destroyed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
z PAPIERU.

Juz cd dawna pracowano mad
fabrykacya r6znych przedmiot6w
z papieru, kt6re wyrabia sic 2
p16tna, sk6ry lub drzewa. Fabry
kacya by}a mozliwa lecz ME by1a
itrwa}a. 'Obecnie jednak wynala--
EEK W tym kierunku posuna} sic
znacznie dalej i prawdopodobnic
po wojnic :wyrabiane beda rzeczy
Il papieru, kt6rc dotychczas wyra
blanc So &c sk6ry i innych matery
allow. Armia niemiecka zaopatry
wanna jest do pcwnego stopnia W
torby tornistry, wyrabiane z pa
lpieru. Pc roku uzycia okazalo sic,
re wyr6b ten wcale ME jest gor--
sly cd wyrob6w pl6ciennych i ma
wet skorzanych i co do wytrwalo
eli dor6wnuje i'm zupe}nie. Me
~zniszczyly sic wcale pc d}uzszem
%uzywaniu, jak sic tego poprzed--
mic obawiano a co najwazniejszc
re So o po}owe tansze. Materya
papierowa ma work. jest snuta
ma tkackich maszynach, jak nici
ma materyc pl6cienne i innc. Ola
wzmocnienia dodaje sic pewnego
|p}ynu, ktory materye czyni trivia
Ia. Jczeli .pr6by tc okaza}y sic
pod kazdym wzgledem dobre, spo
dziewac sic MONA pc wojnie zu
|pelnego przewrotu ma polu fabry
kacyi sukna i materyj damskich.
Niczawodnic bedziemy nosili pa
!picrowc koszule, papierowe ko}--
nierze, papicrowe kapelusze, pa
pierowc obuwic i papierowe libra
mia a wszystko bedzie znacznie
tanszc a moze nieraz nawet wytr-
walsze cd garderoby obecnej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
nym do piracy i zycia.

Ludzie cierpiacy ma bezsen-
nose lub sklonni do niej, powin
nj chodzic spac codzienne O jed
nej i tel samej godzinie. w poke
ju powinno bye ciemno i cicho
zo}adek ME, powinien bye ami "a
pusty ami "a pefny. Wszystkie
troski, k}opoty, i zmartwienia ma
ley cd siebie odsunac.
Me trzeba pic wieczorem ka-
wy hub herbaty ami kakao. Ciep1a
kapiel, w wannie ma kilka minut
pred udaniem sic ma spoczynek,
jest bardzo dobra.
Po}ozywszy sic do }ozka, MALE
zy sic u}ozyc i przykryc wygod-
ME zamknawszy oczy, lezec W
jednej pozycyi. Przewracanie sic
z boku ma box i czeste otwieranie
oczu przeszkadzaja zasypianiu.
B}ogoslawiony MECH bedzie
cz}owiek, kt6ry pierwszy wyna-
laz} Sen i ME zatrzyma} tego wiel
wynalazku tylko ola siebie
- powiada pewien humorysta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
DIVINE ZJAWIsKO.

Podczas obecnej wojny euro
pejskiej zauwazono ma f%rontach,
lie nieraz kanonade slyszec MOI
ma o kilkadziesiat mil cd miejsca
stanowiska bateryi, lecz tego sa
mego huku ME slychac w po}o--
vie drogi. Uczeni zastanawiali
sic mad tenn, lecz do zadnego kon
krctncgo wniosku ME doprowa-
dzono. So rome zapatrywania,
lecz najpopularniejszem jest to,
re prawdopodobnie W po}owie dro
81, gdzic przechodzi}y fale huku
armatniego, magic podnios}y sic
varsity: powietrza W gore, pod
muchem silnym wiatru. P6zniej
podmuch ten przcniosl sic dalej
bardzo wysoko, re ma dole huku
ME MONA bylo slyszec, natomiast
gdy wir wiatru usta}, CLOS po-
szed} dalej. Wskutek tego W pa
sic tym, gdzie wir wiatru sic
vzni6s}, ludzie huku ME slyszeli,
a dziesiec mil dalej s}yszano go
doskonale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Dowc1PNA opPoW1EDz.

J z okna wagonu, z kt6rego roz
legal sic bardzo piekny widok
podziwiali podr6zni okolice. Mic
dry ciekawymi znajdowal sic ja-
kis jegomosc a. obok niego zyd
kt6ry chcia1 koniecznie nawiazat
rozmowe. Maggie ujrzano ia lace
miejsce zupelnie pozbawione ira.
wy. zyd, ably wyzyskac sytuacye,
zapytuje jegomoscia, CODY mog1o
bye przyczyna, re tn trawa ME
roSnie.
= To pan o TEN ME vie? - cd
powiada zagadniety. - Jesli zyd
zrobi W jakims miejscu nieporza-
dek, to ma MEM nigdy ME wyros-
ME. .. >.
= Aha!.... - zauwaza ia to
to zapewne z tego powodu
ma jegomoSc taxa ogromna lysi--
ne!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
PoWsTRZYMAJ TEN KAsZEL

Lachtliwy kaszel oslabia caly
system przygniata energie j sta
je sic silniejszym jezeli zaniedba-
ny; twoje gardlo jest .surowe, W
piersiach }achce i czujesz sic cho
ry wszedzie. Pom6zcie kaszlowi
natychmiast. ORA King'a New
Discovery. Kojace b6le balsam
lecze zaognione blony a antysep-
tyczne i leczace gatunki zabijaja
zar6dki zniszczy zaziebienic. Me
pozw6lcie zaziebieniu zatrzymy-
wac sic. Wezcie ORA King'r Dis
covery dis cd waszego aptekarza
soc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
RoBAKI R0BIA DZ1ECI DRAz
W Z

Jezeli vase dziecko krzyczy
we snie, jest nerwowe, ociaza}e j
niechetne, moze ono bye ofiara re
bak6w. Rozpocznijcie leczenie ma
tychmiast z Kickapoo Worm Kill
Ter. TIE lecznicze cukierki we for
mic tablet6w zabija robaki j usu-
waja je szybko }atwo. Me przesz
kadzajcie waszemu dziecku W roz
wijaniu sic przez ociaganic sic
przez trwale cierpienia do jego zy
wotnosci ppzez robki .Wezcie XII
ckapo Worm Killer cd waszych
aptekarzy. Csc. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
midredina lekastwo ma Wlosy
niqdy ME zawodl

Ma przywr6cenie siwym w8osom naturalnego
koloru j pieknosci Mniejsza o to jak stare ! W.
blake vase wlosy: a1bo jak dluso juz 80 siwe.
ono bedzie dziala6 cudownie Ola ciebie. bedziesz
wygladal mlodo pomoze do bujnego ro6niscia
zdrowych wlos6w. zspobiegnie wypadaniu i
vproet usuva lupiez. Me zniszczy skory ami
rl6tna. Me zaszkodzi vlosom Me jest farha.
Me p~rzyjmujcie nasladovanych: Soc butelks "
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
W1asnosci lecznicze zawarte So

W1asnosci lecznicze zawarte SO
W kazdej butelcc. Niema takiego
chorcgo, kt6remu by Ora. Piotra
.Gomozo ME da}o nadziei, oraz ME
ma takiego zdrowego, ktoremu by
to swietne lekarstwo zio}owe ME
bylo wcale potrzebnem. Me MOI
ma je kupic W aptekach. Jest ono
dostarczanem wprost cd fabry-
kant6w, DR.. Peter Fahrney 4
Sons c., 1875 So. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
u
CIEKAWE RZECZY
HYGIENA I
Sen spanie j zdrowie.

"E, IiHCoy pa JC>A1Au tlA'
cia GEESE swojego zycia. zade1
normalny cz1owiek bcz snu zyl
lie moze. Poniewaz sen jest ko
nieczny i poniewaz poswiecamy
mu lyle czasu, vice jest oczywi
stem, il must on wywierac olbrzy
mi wplyw ma zdrowic ludzkic.
I tax rzeczywiscic jest. "a du
10 snu, "a malo snu, lub ME Cd
powiedni sen, rujnuja zdrowie
osfabiaja umysl i cia}o czlowie-
ka. Sen jest konieczny do zycia
"a odpowiednia dlugosc i jakost
snu, So konicczne do zdrowia.
Sen jest najlepszym odpoczyn-,
klein. Pc dobrym Snie, tax cialo
jak i umys} powinny bye wypo-.
czete, orzezwione, pelne silly i e.
nergii i checi do zycia. Jesli tax
inie jest, to znaczy, re albo cz}o-.
wick ME jest zdrowy, albo sen
jest ME dobry. Sen powinien bye
czasem zupc}nego zapomnienia j
ukojenia wszystkich trosk, below
Ii k}opot6w.
Sen powinicn bye ciag}y, spo-
! kojny, ,nieprzerwany meczacemi
narzeniami i zewnetrznymi .czyn
|nikami, jak ha}as i t. p. Dlatego
sen nocny jest najlepszy, DO we
dnie swiat}o i brak ciszy, ME po-
zwalaja ma spokojny sen.
Dfugosc snu potrzcbnego do
zdrowia jest sta}a, lecz za]ezy W
pewncj mierzc cd charaktcru i
usposobienia poszczcg6lnych O.
sob. Jcdni musza spac najnlnicj
dziesiec godzin ma dobe, a dru--
GIN szcsc godzin zupelnie wystar
GA. Ola olbrzymiej wiekszoSci
ludzi, osm godzin snu jest dosta
tecznem zaspokojenicm potrzeby
~odpoczynku.
Kobiety wymagaja troche vie
cej snu niz ~mezczyzni, a jednym
2 powod6w tego jest fakt re ko-
biety spia czujnie maja sen czc
sto przerywany, szczccgolnic gdy
SO matkami mafych~ dzieci. Dzie--
ci W wieku szkolnym wymagaja
cd dziesieciu do dwunastu 60
DIN snu. Chorzy, osoby W po--
deszlym wieku i ludzie, kt6rzy
hardzo ciezko pracuja, umyslowo
lub ~fizycznie, potrzebuja stos11n-
kowo wiecej snu cd innych. Lu-
die k}adacy sic spac wczcsnie,
|dwic hub trey godziny pred pol
noca, wysypiaja sic PREDICT, niz
lei, ktorzy ida spac po p6lnocy.
Przyzwyczajcnic i jakosc snu
muszq take bye wzietc pod IL
wage. Mona sic tax przyzwy-
czaic do d~zicsieciu, oS1miu lub SIZE
Sciu godzin snu, zc tylko ia sama
liczba godzin snu, bedzie zupe}-
ME acknowledges. Jcsli czfowiek
bedzie spa} kr6ccj, bedzie niewy
spany, jesli d}uzej bedzie zme-
czony, osieza}y i ko}owaty.
Co do jakosci to kr6tki. twar
dy i nicprzerwany sen dajc VIE
eel wypoczynku i rzezkosci, niz
lekki, d}uei a niespokojny sen.
Wiadomcm jest takzc, re zbyt
dlugi ser sprowadza uczucia ocie
za}oSci i senno5ci i pragnienie cia
glego snu: Ludzie, kt6rzy sypia--
ia "a d}ugo, staja sic leniwi, i pc
wolni i otrzymuja NAIVE spio-
chow.
Kiedy najlcpicj jest k}asc sic
spac?
tn take przyzwyczajen ie Cd
grywa wielka role ale ajzdro
wiej jest udawac sic spac pred
po}nocq, pomiedzy godzina die
wiata a dwunasta. >Najtwardszy
/ najbardziej orzezwiajacy sen
przypada mniej wiecej ma godzi
ny cd dz%iesiatej do drugiej. Wte-
dy jest najciszcj, n%ajciemniej j
cia}o jest najbardziej spragnio-
Il: odpoczynku. Przys}owie po-
wiada, re kto rano wstaje, temu
Pan Bog daje, a kto wstaje rano,
ten sic powinien wczesnie k}asc
spac, DO inaczej wstanie znuzony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

10 HlepfZyJaclelc ZOrOWegO l DO
brego snu. Ciemnosc i cisza S,
Lardzo potrzebne do dobreg'
snu.
Podczas snu cziowiek powi
MEN mice DUO swiezego powie-
trza, DO tlen zawarty W powietrze
potrzebny jest do wzmocnienis
zasobu silly i odnowienia zuzy
tych czesci cia}a ludzkiego. (Tle1
jest to znajdujacy sic W powie.
trzu gaz, bez kt6rego mic ME mo.
re sic palic a czlowick ME moze
zyc.) Spanie W pokoju dusznym.
gdzic jest malo swiezcgo powie.
trza, sprowadza meczacc shy, a
pc wstaniu cz}owiek czujc sic ME
%wypoczety i ocieza@y. Male, brud
ne, wilgotne i duszne sypialnic SO
czesto odpowiedzialne "a oslabie-
ME, nerwowosc, bez sennosc, BILE
dnice IL dziewczat i suchoty.
TAX lima jak i latem okna sy-
|pialni powinny bye otwarte. Gdy
jest zimno, nalezy sic dobrze PREY
kryc, gdy jest silny przeciag, trzc
ba }6zko zas}onic parawanem hub
W inny spos6b, ably wiatr ME vial
presto ma osobe spiaca.
Pok6j sypialny powinien bye
malo ogrzany W zimie. Swieze,
powietrze najlepszc jest wtedy,
kicdy jest ch}odne hub zimnc. TO
sic g}0wnie odnosi do s}abych i
chorych piersiowo ludzi.
Pojcdyncze metalowc l0zko
jest n%ajlepsze. Me powinno ono
STAG PREY samej scianic, tylko cd
dalone cd niej o stope lub VIE
ccj. Matarac powinicn bye taxi,
W kt6rym sic ME wygnictaja 60
.ry i dolly. Matcracc z konckich
wlosieni SO pod tym wzgledem
najlepsze.
Podczas. spania czfowiek po-
Winien lczec a. ME siedZiec. vice
ME trzeba podkladac zbyt wiele
poduszck pod glove. Kofdry i
koce sa daleko zdrowszc cd pie
rZyn.
Stan zoladka wywiera powaz-
ny wplyw ma sen Cz}owiek g}od
ny ME moze spac i szklanka Gle
pfego mlcka hub talcrz zupy jest
wtcdy najlepszem lckarstwcm
Cz}owiek idacy spac Y pc}nym 70
}adkiem usnic Z }atwoscia, ale sen
.jego- bedzie. ciezki, .niespokojny, i
pclcn meczacych marzen. Ponie-
waz podczas snu trawienic jest o
sfabionc, vice W ten spos6b mo
INA sic 1atwo nabawic niestraw-
nosci innych dolcgliwosci zo}ad--
kowych.
Wspomniemy W tenn micjscu o
drzemcc poobiedniej, tylko pc to-,
by ia potepic. Jest ona zwykle
bardzo przyjemna, ale wplywa
zlc na trawienie a TEN samem i
ia zdrowie. Gdyby cz}owiek.
ktoremu sic chce po obiedzie
spac, wyszedf wtedy ma swieze
powietrze i pochodzi} przcz kwa-
drains hub pol godziny, to bylby
dalcko zdrowszy, %silniejszy, i ru-
ch]iwszy. U os6b starszych spa
ME pc obicdzic, ely kolacyi PREY
czynia sic wielc do dolegliwosci
zo}adka, kiszek l Watroby.
Czlowick chcacy mice zdrowy,
i przyjemny sen powinien klasc
sic do l6zka &c spokojnym i po-
godnym umyslem. Powinien "a
pomnicc o wszystkich swoich k}o
potach j smutkach a myslec tylko
o TEN, re tcraz idzic spac, &c wy
sspi sic dobrzc i przyjemnic i re
sic ;jutro obudzi zdrow, shiny wy
poczety. Wiele osob cierpiacych
ma bezsennosc dlatego tylko ME
moze spac, re ma umys} niespo--
kojny, rozstrojony i pefny przy--)
krych mysli. TAX samo jesli ktos
idzic ma spoczynck z silncm pre-
konaniem, &c ME usnie az O 60
dzinic trzccicj mad ranem, ten ia
prawde ME usnie az oko}o tel go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
SO Pierwsza hipoteka "a farne,

Pozw6l3ie ~asxym pieniadsom xa1obit 6P " jed
nym z nsszych pozlaoanych brze46w m lssa hi
M farne Many rekord blisko 20 lstnl y
kapitat6w bee straty ami dola1a glow
ME albo " procencie-W z9lsdem b!izszych szc1e-
-: ~. 5so,5Ir1so%
Chote Block w1noaa
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19
PACKING PLANT MANAGER

Grand Forks, Oct. 18.-The North
ern Packing Company which will start
on the construction of a large pack
ing plant in Grand Forks nexe spring,
announces the selection of d. r. Ell
lott. of Duluth as its General Mana
ger. This was one of the c~ondftiors
under which the organization of this
company was undertaken by the rep
resentative North Dakota men who
have inaugurated the enterprise. The
importance Of securing in advance
thoroughly competent management
was recognized, and without the cer-
tainty of having this need supplied
the wwaork would not have been un-
dertaken. MI. Elliott is the head of
the firm of Elliott & Company, a firm
which has for many years operated {.
successful and profitable plant at Du-
luth. He is familiar with every detail
Of the business. and he will take
charge o fthe North Dakota enterprise
with the advantage of many years of
successful experience. MI. Elliott is
investing substantially Of his own
funds j nthis new concern, and his con.
nection with it in this important ca
pacity is accepted az a guarantee Of
its soundness.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-10-19
BREAKS A C0LDsINr
few HOURS 1RY|T!
First dose of Pape'ss Cold Compound
relieves all grippe misery.

Don't stay stuffed-up!
Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose
Of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev-
cry 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.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty dis
charges or nose running; relieves sick
headache, dullness, feverishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only Is cents at drug stores. It acts
without assistance, tastes nice, and
causes no inconvenience. Don't accept
a substitute.
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