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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-21

Chairman Hay of the House military
committee is said to have told the
President at conference that the con.
tinental army plan is doomed. Mr.,
Hay said that his committee favors
instead an increase OF the regular
army with the creation of a real re
serve, and expansion of the National
Guard as second line of defense,
leaving further forces that may be
needed to be recruited under the old
volunteer system.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-21
Domestic.


The right of the United States gov.
eminent to revoke a permit was up.
held in a decision by Judge r. Il. Lew.
is Of the federal district court at Den.
Yer, ordering the Colorado Power
Company to pay monthly rental of
500 for government land in Garfield
county. Colorado.
+ T. +
The Ute uprising in Southeastern
Utah last spring was caused by bad.
ly bungled" scheme of whites to drive
the Indians off public domain and con.
tiscate their grazing land, according
to report of the Indian Rights Asso.
citation.
+ + +
A dozen persons at least are report
ed to have been killed in an explosion
at the Boscher plant of the Dupont
Powder Company at Carney's Point
N The report further said that the
explosion was caused by outside influ
ences. Two arrests have been made
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-21

H---@I P1nkhams Vegetable Compound down
with female troubles that could not do anything
said would have to undergo operation could hardly walk
without help when read about the Vegetable Compound what
it had done for others thought would try it. got bottle Of
Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound package of
Pnkham Sanative Wash and used them according directions
They helped and today lam able to do all
Mrs THos DIVER, 9S9 milwaukee Ave, East Detroit Mich
Bellevue Pa"I suffered than tongue with terrible
bearing pains and inflammation tried several doctors
they all told the story that could get well without
operation and just dreaded the thought of that also tried
other medicines that recommended
Of them helped until friend advised to give Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial The first bottle helped kept
taking it don't know what to be sick any and
picking up in weight am 20 old and weigh 145 pounds
will be the greatest pleasure to have the oppor-
tunty recommend to other suffering woman IRENE
FRoEcHER 1928 Manhattan st, North Side, Bellevue, Pa
would like special advice write Lydia
Your letter will be opened,
road q u
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-21

Marinette, Wis.-"I went to the docto
he told me l must have an operation for
trouble, and hated to have it done as ha,
married only short time. / would have t,
pains and my hands and feet were cold {
time. l took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
pound and was cured, and / feel better in
way. give you permission to publish my
Mrs FRED BEHNKE, Marinette, Wis.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-21

Delegates to the second Pan.Ameri.
can Scientific Congress, which ended
a two weeks session at washington re-
Gently, were guests of Secretary Ian
sing at Il banquet featured by ad-
dresses accomplishing the growing
tendency toward closer relations
among the American republics.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

Sp.: Win Ntanb bar Ell uGaie Sat
ter / Iorae. Sfient ban alhrtg bar
Jet 6enbe, bar ban ira bun bar ltoen
@ioe til M ienpt beuoe buert @ar Nen@
oe til llnDerbolb. 6an giftebe lg I
1915. San hapoe ba nogeu Henge la9t
tiliibe, og bette Selpb er lat ! CT 9us,
Sm han MI bsbe ubeu Seitameute, boem
fcor oa oct. iom er igien eitcL BAN, Sus
ittIen eller 8nttereu?
Spar: Cen SmitGnbtgbcb, at han
bar ienbt Iatteren Icugc / here Aar
Vii / 9opcns Zinc sielbe for fplocitgjp=
rcnbc Seuis pan, at ban har ancrfIcnct
beubc inn lin Cater. Spis Der Der
for er en- Sup / SpsrserenS Stat, ipnl
aiper cit nrate Cater, Der CT Init !
Gnib o. ajsn at 5apereu 10. y. w. At
han bar pebfienbt is at pGre benpes
Taacr), ian CT hun arucberetttset otter
bGin % pil I Staten @nibinstpn faa
bet balue ai hans cfterlaote Gienhpnt,
nerism han life efterluher iig anprc
@arn. st ueate garns Net nnner DC
n9pntc SmitGnoisbeber er ippfr'tet I
mere Stn!cr, WIbHI ptU Hle 0hettJe"peS
nnner Common Saiu". Sporban BET
iIrbploer iis fa / Waihinaton, fienher
n; life til, men autagcr, at Der osina
e. en- ilis Spp Der.
3d.: Gar life Yrofesior Sranoberg,
fem lin Sio pirfebe peb Chicago Sbeos
logical Semiuarn, af ian,me religte'e
Nnifuelle ipm arbo Tasmusien?
Spar: Get fan ri life mare paa,
Sp.: .9uap fables Sulipnn pao
Gn9elif?
Spar: Snlip.
Sp.: 0iaa en- SpmeIteaber prre pno
III Qanb I ipp Waaneber | SrGt ioi
9luret, elcr ton BAN bore Der bpnr
Waaneoer, bon uil?
Suar: 6uruoiGtninserne err, a
han fan gre bprtc ira Sanort I Mna
nebernc Secember til Mai bpert gar.
Sp.: t3por fan ieg / Canada fno
fipbt Sinoetraab at binoe 6tlte9ari
meb?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Smaaieninaer, aip elst!

Sen 25oe Suni mpber SmaaIenslas
get paa 9ania 6au 427 Geoar ape.,
SpS NtiueapoIi5. SCI. 10 Sormiseag.
Ser pil bli gang os efter @eIfomitbiIs
len en- Gale al en- Sreit ira Smuale
neue. "a Be ter Ssuoag blir Scrmibs
sn9smshet UPientIig al reli9iss art.
ON gftermiObn9en ri. 2.30 msbe5
hi / Como Yurf for at tilbrinae uogle
elmer | bet irie til Sdmtale meb ganle
betienbte % ior al fugtte npe SeiieHots
itaber.
On Giteueu nlsoes ri igieu / 9ania
6aa oa pil Yroi. o.. Sotbne al os en- BIZ
itcriif StiIOriug al Smanleuene, Srui.
y er ieot / Srcorit5holo o. bar be-
Iegt Siemlouoer ior life iaa Iruge
Then.
Ter oil cgiaa bli Stuiit og Sme.
9iRrmere Yrogrnm oil bli leperet I'M
Der Rsoet; oil oog n9pne al Der er ar
rdnaeret en- Santet / Snpions Sea
9arIors. Corner 7th % 3icclet for
Waneags Nften 81. 100.
en- AomiTe oil msee pan S~srnbanes
~ltationerne paa e~ftermioNag ben 24oe
oa 6ormiooas Den 25oe for ar ueiIeoe
b" Seis9enoe.
8eltommeu oa iaa NANCE iom mulis,
iii Stepnet.
Slaor. !. Suesrue,
Ansiou. Riun,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

calling og Senru @olo, ga Grosie.
Mis-, og Better Irpggitas, &anamtr.
30, Wiun.
6or SnOberetntngerne ira Snore.
missioner: Goitorerne &. Dtrebus,
Is SonoaGer % u. Saluoriou og
Soaei 5uete. ,Sesiie. u. Eat. og
Soar 0anion. Wianito6o.
Goltorerne Bang, gorreuif og
SaSperlen relianereOe, o. Tor Sang
unlgte9 Taitor ). 0i. Nlfoclieu for
9orreuit Eaitor 81. auutiou. % Tor
G0sperien InitOr & {. Sarieu.
Faitor ). Nnttiou IGite en- ,Suo.
beretniug ira Bethesda 6omes, bpor
Der MI er % gamle Wenneifer og 40
Sern. Ter orbeioes aoot % meo
5elo, men @apcrne bar life ilpot ino
ioo rlAeltgt iom isr. Ter er inoiot
c~Iettriit ems % buGget NueOebuS
iomt glort andre uotiau foitbnre tSor.
beoriuaer.
6or 0iceiormouo uar Der fdltet
2l2 Steumer. men iu8cu uur ual9t.
SetrctGreu blep oerpoa bempuoiset
til at fate Anr2mooet3 Stemmer
ior Erofe@ior Z. I NnrbO iom Gice-
iorm0nb.
SurSbaas Niten, l5oe Smni.
&uooat ueo Naitor ,Sohn Sauiou.
aoriau. Diim.
Observation-Disclosures rapportere-
o. % islgenoe blep opitIaet JON aan.
oioaicr Tor Meolemmer al aorpora.
tloueu ior NeoniugcmiaiioUeu: Boz
itor z. u. Sumo, Gditor Is, 9leslrm,
Fuitor u. i. NugIerL u. Anoerion.
Minot, Ole Aornea, 9olton, Ditnn.,
Og ,&ucr Sobuion SiSieton z. 9af.
Som Samtoleeume i~orelda "9ee.
nighc0Viiu OF Qtenlabeosorbeloe".
Froic3lor ". SpcrOrup lfnIoe boloe
NloleonIn19roreorag ouer Wentg.
bcOSlip. men pnd @rumlo al Ssrfis.
lelic par ban life iitano til at lepere
Oct. Eaitor Gbr. DtrebuS bolot ct
6oreNrog opcr MISUNDERSTANDING.
Otter Sorehraget uur Der Sang al
ct itort blanoet aor,
Toitor !. Hseuif IGitc Troiesior
q. SuerorupS 6orcorag ON "Yfe-
nigbeosliu".
Sililut Gang o. Suberpor.
(Ncre.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

Sp.: .Spop ialpes Sulipdn pad
Gn9elif?
Spar: Snlip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

seuo ."Eeeprub Fpiteu % Sro arncn" til
GIPat % GeHner / Santlclanoet. Inrsfons
tinaenten er $3.50. 8orio tperegnet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

5p,: Gar life Yrofesior. Sranbberg,
lem / lin Sio pirfeDe peb Chicago Sbeos
logical Sen,iuarn, af famine religisIe
Nnifuclie ipm Irbp HasnnIsien?
Suar: Set fan ri life iuare pna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

sp.: 9por fan ieg / Canada fna
fiebt Sinbetraab at binbe Siitegarr
meb?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Cneropter MGrf!

aun ct Bar llger er i9ieu til hi
iamles / Cumberland, BiS., % iea
tGntte, 1t en- Then SaamiuoeIie piIbe
bare paa lin @labS; til SET fan bGnbe
ar nogen bar iorglemt SID % Stcb.
ON uoseu life peo buao Sio De
forifieQiee Grain 9aar fra Ct. FauI
ifal ieg opIpie beroml. Set ierite 500
aaor fra ct. Yaul ST. $50 u. w. oa
er / Cumberland al. 1926 q. 30.
slnSet Soq gnnr ira ct. Baul az.
3 Y. 81. og fomrer til Cumberland
al 5.45.
6urtiQto9ct 9aar ira ct. TnuI al.
4 80 y. M. % er / Cumberland ST.
GAP.
Sc mua prepe at tomme Gitcneu Den
23pe oa Der ont Gftermiobageu ben 240C
tunfes at have Ell Gutoupflu9t. San
altntmer ! life. at ale 2iterosler ioms
les / Cumberland oeu 24oe % 25oe
Sum- 1915.
Bel msbt
Ole 6aiber9, SER.
seuo "1eecrub Fpten 90 Sro arncn" ii
GIpet % EeHHer / 9amIclanoet. Snrsfon
tiueenten er $3.50, Borio tperesnet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

Sp.: 1. q. eier 9anb paa DEN enc
Sibe al en- pifetuIig @ei. y. eter Sdn'
Set paa ben anbeu SiSe. Sdr MI Y,
Ret iii at laoe line Sreatlrer gr9sle
paa geien uben at lpsree ON Us Stls
IaoelIe?
3. Seriom areaturer Saar paa
Sseien oa en- Nutomobil paafierer ct az
Dem, % Iutonlobileu itaoes, huem ltal
pa betaIe Staoen9
8. Oar / @irfeligheoen noaen ytet III
at laoe areaturerne saa paa en- OF
fcntlig Bel?
spar: 1. 3 esentlis 6Or'tano har
han life Set til at BRUCE |sten ,pin
S,apnesnus ppcrbupebct. Spsrssmaa'el
CT life | ferite RGffe, bpan .. 'pnes
um bet, men PM bet CT / StfenfllsDe'
bens Suteresie. Naar en- pttentitg Se'
or mblast, iau er bet Sernteo slpet' al
benne Bel CT til uiiertli9 Srns, %
hermeo upbsrcr mulise Irtuatiateres'er'
3~reahrer paa ufientlis @ci CT lite 'l@l-
ben, pnt life altip. CT public nutcanre'
2. let fan tGnfes, at ct ubelo a'
benue grf er fleet unper i%aaoanhe Smz
itGnbisbebcr, at Sreatnrernes @ter Tan
bulbes aniparlis for Sfaben pna gufo-
mubiien.
2 Nei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

@lem ian life 3rsnberitepnet i
@iamar. Wiuu., cen 24be % 25oe
Suri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

opis &c ttaHser IN spmnaiu. anitGi en- AZ
be feiie Wiooeuer az "pusnenuen". eiuieiT
% 30. sp:riepe 8rler msp -SseerGeSges
iieH' CT AJAX.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Spar: Get fienoer ri life III. %h
urgen. ium peo bet, ppsipe aoresfc I'll
Hpbcri Saripn, 8ilbp, alta, CANADA.

Spar. Get fienoer 81 tie NJ. ~u
urgeu. ipm pen bet, opeipe aoresfe I'll
Hpbcri Saripn, @ilbp, alta, CANADA.
5p.: San iea rine op ct @i9rbe, ION
min Rabo bar bneset. % ION le9 MI
Der en- Saluoel /? San iororer Srlrat=
Ming, % 0irroet CT life efter Soueu.
Canada.
Suar: Gfter rpr Sptafuing bnr Se
life 4et til nbeu uibere at ripc Wt9rs
be- nep. &c ifulpe meloe sassn til
penfummeube Wpnpisbeoer, ipnt bnr at
bcitemre meo Scnipu til @igrbebule.
Sp.: 0pem al BE frigierenoe Snnoe
a Der. ium isrit ertIGrsoe sri8. fors
uben 9iterri9 % @erbieu? Spem onr
Def, iom itieb pet ferite Stno | arts
gcr?
Spar: @i sieutaser ct Spnr paa
e. lisnenos S%psrssmaal | "Sseprnhs
Soften" for nusen Sip Then: Zen tn
ifc Snpaiipn / Selsien bespuote ben
2oen ausnit 1914. Zen Abe Ansuit
ienbtc @nsianb Ct ultimatnm til Spits
lamb, bppri bet frGuer Selsieus Nsitra=
iitet reipetteret. CANINE Sas angreb
SDifcrne ben belaiife Sn Siege, Zen
5te erflGrcbe @uslanb arisStilitano
ppertur 5Hifiaub. Zen t2te ertlGrenc
@nslano % Srautrise aris mpb Otter
rig. ariseu bieu bespnpt uoen nusen
fprmel 6rissertlGrins ira 5pifiunbs
Sihe mup 8ranfrise % 6nslaro, men
5piferne erflGrcpe Gria nrOo 6nSlanb
aiiereoe ben lite Ansuft.
Sp.: 1. aau 9e iige mig, ON Ell
Nauo, iom bar boet her | Sauoet | Il
Nor, fan tnge5 / &ilitGrtieueite /
Storage
2. SIep Der life / Norge Ueotaget Ell
Sop, iom beltemmer, dt naar Ell Wano
6ar peret ben / @auoet / lem Nar, iaa
bch6per ban life at giore @tiIitGrtjeneIte
oer2
Spar: T.. San fan taseS I Miilis
IN rtjeueitc, bcripm ban life bapbe tient
lin GGrnepligt, pa han ubpanorebc, %
iftc er blet amerifauif Surser | Nfels
lcmtioeu.
2. Wei, men bar ban pGret her I
Suubet / fem Mar, tan han bill amerts
fGnif Sprger og or bcitgttet mpb Will
ia rtienciteu / to Nar, nm han ppbploer
liz | Npr9e iau l9uac. Sette tpruhs
letter bpa, at hau lite rsmie ira Wtt
litGrtieueften, na han reiite ira Nprac,
eller paa anben utilbsrlts Waape unb
brig Tic lin @erneplist.
Sp.: I. 6por fan ieg faa tiebt
Strenge til ell 6aroongerfele? @r De
at iaa her / Nmertta?
=. @r ser Solb at betale paa BIO
linitreuge iorienbt bertil ira Nor8c?
8. 6pormauge Suobpssere bar aris
%itiauia MI?
l.. 9uor lan9t er Oct ira Siour
sails, z. 8, til Nclp 9ort Sim?
Suar: 4. Senueno Gem til @el-
lano Bras, Chippewa Sals, @iS.
2. So.
3. Smfrius 100000.
4. 1,507 Mil.
Sp.: 6~porlongt er BET fra Mnbiion
8is., til Secprn6, 81? 90 bpor Idn9i
Ell Set fra Gecornb til ieIaenoe @pe'
/ Solpa: SoreIt gitp, Storp Gitp of
8olanb2
Spar: Ara @,abiion til Secprai
CT bet umtrcnt 1g5 0'il; ira Secprai
til 8preit Gitp ca. 30 Wil, til Sturi
Gitp ca. 125 % til NulauS "a. 12O Viii
C%teropler MGrf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
2laben s~orreiponoance.

ensrosmoal fro ger,pner, iom life prsiuer iu'
Waone III Rcpaitiuncr. bcipares lie.
5psraere beoes aiiattc Tine Srsrssiraali q flati %
tnbelist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

Sp.: So grshre renter en- YARN
Gieren ital hare bet babe AZ Nolln9en
on grsorene ben anDen Salpeel. U nh
life grebrene pliati9 til at belle oeille
oalpbel li9t, og bnao fam Der 9lsreS'
naar Den enc at benz tar mere ero I'M
Sci? Ser er life 'friftlt9 aorltratt'
men GiDner paa Sperenstom'ten.
Spar: 5sruoi9tningen er, at yrs
Srene beler list. men bet fan tRnfeS, at
ben enc or berettiset til mere erb ner
anoeu, I. Gr., iurhi ban bar nhiprt mere
Nrbeibe eler Iisueubc. Smtolertto bltr
bette en- Sas, Jim be fanr orone ~
imeIem. 9ppen tar buao icluc Spntrafs
ten ausaar TIM / Setrastnins, bpao
Ioritaaelfe be bar bapt nteb Sen'Dn nj
7prbelina af aff%aitninsen, % buts ben
enc bebpIbsr mere. enb han err beretttset
til efter Nftnlcn, fan ben ntoen 'ns,s9e
ham. Sar pna ben aIthen CHE oen
enc ubfsrt mere srbeipe eler bnet 'ter'
re llhlrs enb ben anper, fuuoe usiaa
bette bli @ienitanb for Spssmaal.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-17
Their Fear Not Realized.

The great fear OF those whose act
here In Philadelphia 40 years ago
made this n nation was that the state
would not remain nation, u writer In
the Philadelphia Public Ledger says.
History has proved In their case the
falsity of the epigram;
"Tne thing you fear will get you"
What they feared never happened.
We are n young country. but yeiy old
government, MS governments go.
Call the roll OF the nations and you
will see that majority Of them are
babies beside the United States ia
pans present imperial regimen Is not
half century old
The house OF HOhenzollern Is fairly
ancient, but the German empire Is not
yet fifty and the French republic is no
older
Austria and Hungary were yoked
together long after Franklin told the
slgners Of the Declaration OF lndcpend-
ence they must all hang together or be
hanged separately.
ltaly's kingdom is not half so old az
the United States. Portugars republic
is u thing too young to vote. and the
Chinese republic has not yet been
weaned.
All the score of Central and South
American republics are much younger
than is this greatest of world repub-
lies.
Nearly half the human race has now
copied that lesson which was an
nounceG by the Liberty bell.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-17
nlun.d the New conductor.

He stood at the corner waiting for
car. Several ears had stopped to let
him get on but he made no move to
yet aboard.
Finally one stopped and man got
OF.
"Dld you pay your fare to the end Of
the llneg" inquired the waiting man.
ayes" said the man who got on.
"Can have your sent?" he asked
"Sure. It's the last one on the right,
hand side. cross seat.r
The man clamhered nhonrd and hur.
ried to the seat just left vacant
"Fnre please" said the conductor
shortly afterwards.
"Fare nothing" responded the man.
II Just took the other fellows place
who got Off and he said he puld 10
the end of the line and said that !
could have his sent."
The response evidently wns a stup%
ner for the new conductor and he was
30 surprised be passed up the fare.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-17
n All pepends.

kissing" said the coy maid. "should
he strictly confidential"
"But." observed the strenuous young
innn. "ihlnk whnt we would hnyl,
missed II the discovcrer Of kissing hud
never mude II public"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-17
Pictures of World Events for News Readers

~ ~
he Worid ne aroe or,% Trmu
Of Making E-apee1irzA-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-17

Dr. Richard T.. Strong oi llarNurd
university, specialist on sanitation and
tropical diseases, photographed on
the sands near the American base
camp ut Colonla Dublan. Doctor
Strong Is looking over the sanitary
conditions there and at other camps OF
the American troops In Mexico. When
the great typhus plngue swept Serbia
lust year II was Doctor Strong VIM
was chosen to head the expedition
sent out by the Red Cross und the
Rockefeller foundation to stamp oul
the disease In that stricken country
TO him Is due the credit OF having
wiped out the plague.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
The First Census.

The idea of the census originated
among the Romans, when group
of the many functions performed
by the high officer called censor re-
ceived the name of census. 1t was
taken every five years and indicated
not only tie number of the respec-
tive Classes Of the people, but their
domestic positions as husbands.
wives, fathers, mothers, sons and
daughters. The first modern ma
ton to take up the census was the
United States of America In 1890.
The first British census was In 1901,
but this did not include Ireland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02

daily articles on health from DR.. Bar
kers pen.
DR.. Barker will be glad to answer all
questions along the lines In which he
is specializing. 1t is safe to prophesy
that health day" at the ChautauQua
viii leave excellent results In every
one Of the 120 cities la which Dr. Bar.
ker Is TO appear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02

'EvERY one IS. OF course. interested
IN learning how 10 live 100 years.
The fact that a lecture on this subject
ey so prominent an authority as DIR.
Charles f. Barker. who was physical
adviser 10 President Taft during his
administration. Is 10 be given Chau-
tauqua week is at once OF great i'm
.portance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02

widely under the auspices of the phys
ical training department OF the nation
al committee of the Y VI. c. A, and
his work has been widely commented
columns OF our largest city newspa-
pers. One OF the Springfield (Mass.l
papers during his recent week's lecture
engagements In that city published
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
= Diiemma's Horns.

The young LADY sighed deeply and
was almost affected to tears.
Harold" she said, declares that
II | don't marry him he will end his
life, and l an afraid he will"
She stifled a sob, then continued:
"And Randolph declares that if /
don't marry him he will 60 into pol
itics and become great and famous,
and then he says | shall see what /
have missed, and am afraid he will
keep his word too"
Overcome by emotion, she buried
her face in her hands, not knowing
whether to save a life or to spare
the country another politician.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02

however are not necessarily to reduce
flesh. but are just as essential to the
man or woman of average weight
Aside from President Taft, many 9TH
er prominent men Ia national life have
followed DR.. Bdrker's plan for health.
He stands in the forefront Of teachers,
orators and exemplars of the gospel of
health aAd happiness He has lectured
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AT the morning session on the third
day DR.. Barker will give his lecture
entitled Health and Happiness" and
In the afternoon his subject will be. as
stated above, How To Live 100 Years"
AT this afternoon lecture DR. Barker
will give demonstrations OF physical
exercises which every one can prac-
tice at home. he viii also outline q
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plan OF diet which should be followed
10y business men In offices and others
who are not performing hard manual
labor.
Ii was Dr. Barker who, by his sys
tenn OF physical exercises and plan OF
diet, reduced President Taft's weight
some eighty Eve pounds. The exercises
which Or. Barker En demonstrate,
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JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JUNE z, 1916
Terms

Synonymous Terms
"1 he Canvas College"
"The University of the people"
"Inspiration, Recreation and Popular Education"
"The Redpath Chautauqua"
To any citizen of an up.to-date community
You owe it to your growing boy and girl to
give them Chautauque education.
You owe it to your wife to give her a Chau-
tauqua vacation frcm the year round routine of
home cares.
You owe it to yourself to get the recreation,
the entertainment, the inspiration, the broaden
ed horizon which comes from attending the Red
path Chautauqua.
Redpath Chautauqua opens
here June "a, Closes June 99EE
they bought after
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Sergeant Brown c'holding up" a bun
giar until the poles srrive)-Ah. my
mar. you didn't know ia been vuiun-
teeK Ior flfteer. ycers, did your
6kes-Oh, don't say that guvpsa
- Hat2hf 70 OFF be mistakeHShsecA.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21
NATIONAL euARDsMEN
 ARE GOOD MARksMEN
Every Company in the State in Po-
 sition to Deliver the Goods.


 The Connecticut National Guard will. as whole need less prelinf- nary training in rife and pistol prac- stice for taking the field than any other state in the Union, declared Major Earl D. Church ordnance de- partment Monday morning
 Tn the state range at East Haven, Connecticut has one of the best train ing grounds for shooting, said Major Church. He explained that under a special appropriation of the last leg isIature, approximately $10,000 was expended last year in construction of four concrete butts, each carrying double sash targets, and with an add cd underground telephone system In addition to this there are concrete pistol butts. According to Major Church the total capacity of the range at the present time is forty pairs of riiemen and eight pairs at the pistol butts making a total of 96 men shoot ing at one time.
 It has been the policy of Adjutant General George NJ. Cole to insist upon an even distribution Of rife practice, :" said Major Church, ''so there may be a general average of proficiency among all eligible for shooting rather than a few selected phenomenal shots. The result is that each company in the Connecticut National Guard is in 2 position to deliver the shooting goods as a large percentage of its personnel are qualified"