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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
LITTLE CHANGE IN TOTAL VAL
UATION OF ALL PROPERTY
IS EXPECTED.
INCREASED LEVY TO
PRODUCE s1s,ooo,ooo
Work of Equalizins Values Not Com
pleted and Rate of Levy May Not
Be Definitely Fixed For Two Weeks
VIII Be About IT Mills, However, as
Against 4.33 Mills Past Two Years.
Special to Times -Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July 27.-The state ex-
ecutive council has not yet completed
its work of the equalizing of values as
between the various counties of the
state for assessment purposes and it
is probable that the matter of fixing
the rate of levy will not be reached
for about two weeks. In all counties
where values are raised the county
auditors and boards of supervisors
must be notified and they have ten
days in which 10 make objection. Fol-
lowing that the council can make its
final adjustment.
1t is known, however, that there will
be but little difference in the total
valuation of all Of the property of the
state as finally determined by the
council from that of two yeans ago.
This will mean that the levy will have
to be around mills, as against 4.35
mills for the two years just closed, in
order to produce s13,0o0,00O in state
revenue for this biennial period as ap-
propriated by the last Legislature
Changes in Rail Valuations.
Minor changes in railroad valuations
have been announced. The valuation
on the Illinois Central property on its
line from Dubuque TO Sioux City has
been increased from $3.50 per mile TO
$500 per mile. Valuations have been
decreased on the Atlantic Southern
road from 81 900 per mile to $1,000, and
on the Atlantic Northern from $4,000
TO $1,000 The assessments on other
railroad property and on telephone and
telegraph lines probably will not De
changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
VIRGINIA HAM RAlSERS USE A
REMARKABLE CHOLERA REMEDY

says: I'VE have been selling Anti
Choleric Hog Remedy for hog cholera
for about two years. We desire -
state the sale for the remedy has been
gradually increasing all the time, ana
now we have customers come into our:
store and call for the remedy the same
as they do for sugar and tea and other
staple merchandise. We feel that you
not only have a remedy that is good
for hog cholera. but for other stock
as WELL"
Now we are out here in Iowa, ar
ranging for It's distribution through the
druggists here" said Mr.. Cranfield.
"and selling it upon the same basis,
price and guarantee as to. our own
Virginia farmers and stockho1ders-100
doses for 81. Hog cholera Is a thing
Of the past, and has been for three
or four years in the section refer to,
and I suggest that Iowa. breeders, il
skeptical. test 1t any way they Hike,
treating only three or five hogs, II they
wish. Results prove Its claims. Your
druggist has 1t Or can get you supply
from official state distributors, Iowa
Drug Company. Des Moines.
Y THE MCBRIDE q WILL DRUG CO.
- l. SnnAA>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
LOADED CAR STRUCK az FREIGHT
TRAIN IN YARDS AT.
MILFORD.
REV. II. c. NILSSON, WIFE
AND DAUGHTER KILLED
Fourteen Year Old Son, Driver Of Car
Escapes injury-FaiIed to See Flag
man or Was Unable to Stop Car
Aged Father Of Mrs. Nilsson is seri
ousIy Injured and May Die.


Milford July, .27.-Three persons
were killed and another probably NOR
tally injured last night, when an. auto
mobile they were riding in was struck
by a Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
freight train on the Spencer branch
switching in the local yards.
Those killed were Rev. H. c. Nilsson,
pastor of the local Methodist church,
and his wife,. and her 16-year- old
daughter, Miss Alice NJ. O'Dea. Mrs.
Nisson's father suffered internal in
juries and may die.
Walter Nilsson, IA years old, son OF
Rev and Mrs. Nilsson, was driving the
automobile, and was the only member
of the fated party to escape unhurt.
He apparently failed to see the train
man, Conductor K. J. Hardie, tagging
the crossing, or else was unable to stop
the car.
Mrs. Nilsson and her daughter were
killed instantly and Rev. Mr.. Nilsson
lived but an hour after the accident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
NEED WIRELESS OPERATORS
Opportunity For Amateurs to Get Into
the Game in Real Earnest,

tHe SdNle IN Hea! Earnest.
Great Lakes, H., July 27.--Hundreds
OF youths who, in time of peace, rugged
up wireless aerials on the roofs of
their dads barns or houses and sent
&C. Q. DIS" and other Official" mess
ages to their pals in the next block or
on the adjoining farms now have an
opportunity to play the game in real
earnest.
Uncle Sans navy is badly in need
OF these amateurs, as well as profess
sional radio operators. There are
thousands in the country who can
qualify to enter the navy radio schools,
either in the reserves or regular SER
vice. The reserve man must be able
to receive at least ten words a minute
In the continental code to qualify for
training. Others who have had more
experience can be enrolled up to and
( including the rating Of chief petty Of
f1cer. Inexperienced applicants may
enlist as apprentice seamen and be as
signed to training for radio upon de-
noting this at the time Of making their
application.
One Of the largest training schools
IS located at the Great Lakes naval
training station, situated on Lake
Michigan, tnirty-mve :..;les north OF
Chicago, where seventy five young men
are now training. Here they are still
sending much the same sort of of
hciaT' messages but with a more Sc
sioliA object than when they first
BEGGED their dads permission to put
their wireless "contraptions" on the
barn.
There is also school conducted ex-
clusively for the training Of reserve
electricians at Harvard University,
Cambridge. Mass
The Great Lakes radio station and
school Of instruction is in charge OF
Lieut.. A. Hoyr Taylor, former pro-
fsssor Of physics ct the University Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
TO MAKE ocHS CAKES.
Famed Newspaper Publisher Asks
Court to Channe His Name

Philadelphia; July 27.-Belieying the
crimes Of the German armies and sub
marines will make a German name
obnoxious for years, George w. Ochs.
former publisher of the Public Ledger,
now with the New York Times, has
asked the court here to change his
name. to George w. Ochs 0akes. He
has two brothers, Also part owners Of
newspapers. They are. Tennesseans
and first prospered in business in
Chattanooga
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
BUY 1T AT THE STORES JUST
LIKE SUGAR AND TEA-FIVE
YEARS TESTS ON THous-
ANDS OF FARMS.
HOG CHOLERA INSURANCE

Cholera can not be prevented or
cured by simple treatment-the gov
eminent has found this so. THE far
mers where l come from, famed round
the world as raisers of the famous
Virginia Ham, realize the necessity of
sanitation and quarantine. They fig
ured, too, that brains of the very great
est were necessary to get results, and
working In their interest for ten years,
two Of the best brains money could
hire sought the cholera solution, and
when, after ten years study real
remedy WAS created, both their time
and our money was well spent"
Sells Like Sugar Now.
b w. J. Holland, president of the Hol-
land Jones Co, big store down there,
FOR SALE IN, MARsHALLToWN g
And all good drugois
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
JUDGE Iedford Dead

Corydon, July 27.-Judgc w. H. Ted
ford. 10, for forty-five years resident
of Corydon, died here yesterday morn
ing. He graduated from the law
school of the Iowa state University in
1869 and came Immediately to Corydon
to practice He was elected district
judge of the third judicial district in
1891 and served for twelve years, re-
signing on account of i'll health. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
TnlEsREPUBL1cAN, MABsHAILTowN iowa JULY y; 1917.

was. well known He was politically
prominent In southern Iowa In tho re-
publican party; He was veteran OF
the civil war. having enlisted In the
Eleventh Iowa -svolunteer infantry at
the age of II. He served nearly four
years. At his death he was curator OF
the state Historical Society of Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
Whoopinq Couch

In this disease it is important the
the cough be kept loose and expectora
ton easy witch can be done by givin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs
P. H. Martin, Peru, Ind. writes IN
two daughters had whooping cough
I gave them ChamberIain's Coug
Remedy and it worked like a charm!
For sale by all druggists. ADV.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
Consider Dry Amendment.

Washington. july 2s.-Leaders rep
resenting the wet and dry factions in
the senate todaya agreed To- consider
Senator Sheppards, national prohibi-
ton constitutional amendment next
week. senator-Sheppard has agreed
to accept an amendment fixing limit
of six yaers in which. the states must
act on the amendment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

fair Parisiennes have been enthusiastic
enough to kiss our men, but OF course
the Sammy in Paris remembers the
folks at home and repels any such adj
vances. Sammy Is free with mis- iiiSssss ey !,
Of course. Two OF him surprised Paris
few days ago by paying 120 francs
for dinner II q sNsl restaurant. %
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

course these two sailors were men OF
private means, but the astonished
Parisians did not know that. In the
photograph are some Of our boys in
ss-c... Of the Theatre d rOpera in
Paris The man kneeling u > Canadian
soldier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

1t may be inferred that the scepter
of early Hebrew times was made OF
wood. The scepter Of the Persian
monarch is described as golden" that
Is probably Of massive gold. esther
iy, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

The word "Jewry' occurs several
times in the Apochrypha and New Tes-
lament, but only once in the Old Tes-
lament Daniel Y, 13). The same word
is elsewhere rendered Judah and
JuGaea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
Has a good Opinion Of Chamberlain
TabIefS+

| "Chamberlain's Tablets are wonder
I never sold anything that beat them,
writes F. B. Tressey, Richmond. Ky
When troubled with Indigestion o
constipation give them trial. For
sale by all druggists. Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

Thousands OF gulls have worked all
winter for the health department Of
Green Bay. wis.,, disposing OF the waste
from fisheries at the rate OF a wagon
load In three minutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

"Cest un Sammy The ,exclama-
ton resounds in a Paris street and Inn
mediateiy the American sailor or sol
der on leave to do little sightseeing
or shopping is surrounded by crowd
which insist on shaking hands with
him. 1t y rumored that some Of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

1t Is expected that the bees will yer.
materially contribute their "bit'' to tn,
war activities by keeping down tht
sugar shortage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
Charges Po.tmistre.s With ois'oyalty

Fargo, n. D.. July 26.-The federal
grand jury today began Investigation
Of charges Of dis!oyaIty brought by
Senator McCumber against Mrs. z. Il.
! Totten. postmistress at Bowman, n. ~
The charges were made in speech
Monday in the senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

At least three OF the Civilian rien}bsfa
Of the new board will be Bernard BA-
ruch. chairman Of the raw MATERIAL
committee; Julius Rosenwald. chair.
man Of the finished products commit
tee. and Frank Scott chairman Of the
munitions board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
NEW BUYING SYSTEM READY.
New Federal Plan to Be Adopted BY
Defense Council,

Washington, July 26-Plans for re-
organizing the government war pur-
chasing system probably will be adopt
ed finally at a meeting Friday of the
council of national defense. President
Wilson. 1t is understood. already has
approved the proposal y
The plans call for a Encouragement
of the councils committee system and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

FOR SALE IN MARSHALLToWN BY THE MCBRIDE WILL DRUG
And all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27

In the name OF fairness give your babes and chldr
to theml
The Chicago Examiner has collected at the cost {
of dollars all Of the facts necessary to the life
most famous experts and doctors of the world And with
going give you all Of this data free in booklet form
can understand just what to do: Remember.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07
La sitHaci6n en- Grecia
VueIVe a ser amena-
zante para Ia Entente
ser,icio E.peeial para IA PRENsA.

LUNnRE>. Eunrn 6.-Do>pachoS
pra.ndan..> de Atrua< reribhio> IN
r>ta rapI.a,. <n6@lau la >ituacidn IN
$50 rn.uo como amruazan,e dr nuryo
para la potrurias de Ia ent"nt" ~
a~>-Ir,n G:r %. potIer c>ti pa~an.io
aho~a a mJuo> Il" To- reSrrvlSta>. II"
la."n'> - "~P"ra Iur vuclyan a I'M
.iar I'm met.u como el que :" vrrj-
Ei,i e. dia primrro dr DItirmbrr.
La mayor par;r Il" o>os d">pa-
..n~ #an ..r-aIr a,i4i por Ia VIA d.
>."a y ..a""~~r'"i"" d f'rla> i" IA
~"mana 3a>J!".
T." IT, e~rs u.n>1jr> I"''rai" Ida
8 i". a'.:I.. dixie Iu' 81 -"hlrrnn
i" At"u0~ r>taba ~prrparando aIGtln
Zip" :.~"~p"raio. pu'S lo> r"> %Nl>-
tn .,.abau >iruio rn,i>latos S"rr''-
.im"ntr. al romn IN" - r-iaban TO-
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RECORTE

listed Y rui -de eSis d.rSrcion, para Grs 50
la mueStre I s"> am OS que SUtren de
callos, msJq, nc. -r Is ' ramos de Il
piel, con 25c. en- ...rIEeS pOStales cue n
remttd, r. rna7tO q vnelIa de COrreO, fran
co DE- purts. ma caJlla de Pomsds Coma
lez. La meiOr del muEd para eStas en-
TermeGad@s. Deyueivo 81 dinerO q Ia pS
soma que 70 cure ' no sans
FSPIRTDION GONZATFJ
y = Coy So. LAREDO, TEXAS
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BERLIN. Encro 6.-E. correspon-
>al del international News Service
PA e:ta capital pubIica una noticia
Ell la Que dice que 'Ia rccibido una
information De ruentes Gidedignas
Gc Ia capital ingirSa. "n ia que Sc ase
-ura que la Gran BretaHa esta con-
s~ideranio cada dia con mayor pc
Simipmo, los nuloS resuItadoS Que
Aasta ahora la tenidO la aventura
de Sal5nica y que Ia opinion pGbli-
ca IN LondrrS empieza a murmurar
>obre e. GXitO de Ia expedition de
e.. La Sa- nIaua- col IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

Las ci~7cias son cerradas Y el es.
ti;i;o IS n Have de elias.
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PENSAMIENTOS

La embriaguez de Ia ]juventud es
NJ. fucrtc que la del vino.
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National Exchanse and Commission CO.

REFkEENCIt "LAkEl0 NATIONAL BANK"
La Casa dc CamnU ms antigua y prCfcria pr les nm>hmn~ NENDEMuS hHcrs
de los bancOS NHnnaI dc MNTO Y LOnhrs ' NrNE tudpS DIET anu dc 1872 nara
MaS u de la Tcha que Sc nos dc>qnc. SIItA " dmru MEXCtNn 5 WI :Hi Nn
pOr NtEsTRA CtENTi ! RESG0 ! LiEFE ID GASIG> Il cuammrr pDhEniHn de Nj
\O. iIIHIcGrdO H. rhurga mites de hnrr sm comra i na asa. crrhanoS pi
T. u GIEIARh ! GA r o. Gn IL LAREDO. 1EX,n
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UNA SIMPLE
PRUEBA

Pasese cl peiue pnr 81
pelo. 81 flalll p+lO a,ih...
r1co al pelne, examine 81
pclo .csprendidn. ST IA
raiz es tecolor pllIdo, rziA
SEGA y coH.1 a~mort:5radK,
toine JreaucIOnes y co,
rrija el nal q quieresalvar
c. pelo ; hacec que crcsca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

los meiUccS amigos en- los ratios
.-,, ; son IoG libros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-07

NIENA. Enero 6.-Una important
fe conrercncia tuvO lugar cl dla /
del prcSenic mes. on los cuartelc5
generates del ~Empcrador Guillermo'
entire este Soherano. el MarIscal dc
campo .Archiduque Federico de AUS
tria. COmandarle en- jefe de los eyer
ritoS de Austria-Hungria y Ell Marl>-
cal de- Campo C0nradO Won Hoe,-
ZcnGOrff Jefc del EStadO Mayor tie
neral austriacO. Quienes hlcleroh
una vista a dichO campanlento, ma
bicndo comidO luego con ell Empera-
dor Guillermo.
EstuvierOn tambiGn p~resenlcS en-
ia runferencia cl Principe Boris, he
re Zero DO Bulgaria. ell MariscaI Hin
denburg. Jefe del EstadO Mayor &c
neral aleman. y ell Cuartelmaestre
general del -eiercito. general Won
Ludenforff.
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ibl.SPCl:S

Nirua rpmprmmrnir SIT ararmnaa prr>unaL ii na Ia GREEN, MWiNHIO-
Nl' ti rMa. rrrma acabarL T. para >rprc Gun t> yano>. manchas.b arO>. qr
u"dura> del sol arrnHa> : tOn:> las drmI< rncrm"dhdS de la pl ir arwr"tn
ua rrrrha lie que" rMo gurdr hg"n>r pr mtGu de nur>ra CrEMt MtEiNHLO>i
TUmrhr h >UpHtamu<d de Ito" ~ sPa iiarS en- Ia dHTrra que cN>r rnr
LIS d> rma> del IrIado MlHir. ia "lRfMi MMNHL0Sk' e. rl mice rrmcdH,
>rru \ para urE la niu1rLr> de auhn> >N> Lurrnh ,rntuniIai de prphnrlL.
mlnGarrurN M IR\NCO dr. Ia crEH Pr g. & u u y ub"rIuIErrmS con cma Or.
un este amo de plata rghnq. ct roMr ' Ia. art> 1m. PiGI CuiNDO iICIEh
I!NBIN!N CO. &m ". Commerce Il. an AnMnm, Twas
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(Fase 81 la Sa. plana, col. 4a.)
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!. lnutn: la GAIA dc niue
s;rI hizO salt peIo.y
estOy tan cOntento que Is
cribo pidicndo ell trata-
mlento completo."
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FL
METODO
CALVACURA

re IN metodo cienti1co
natural, que iTvdrlRble-
, mrntJ d. los reSultadOs
mas satlStactoriOS.
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II tiene casp8, SOLO cs
ccSa de mas o mcuns
tInmp0 para cue go quede
calYo.
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ME FL &c Prani g

Whit: "Su CLvacura No.
Inc euro. ash como n mi
cuiado. Y pucdo recomen
darlO q cuA!luiera-''
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Escrlbe Ell ST. n Hedtl
lie USIdo Cdvacura No l
WA no 81 me cae el pelo.
| 81 CuaI cstA ahora en- muy
buen estado."
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EScriSe Ia Sra, Rosa
S:c5heaS: He usado Ia
GAIA de mueStfS y 10 COZ.
sidero una Er1. coSl'
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TELEFONO-Travis 24ll.
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La Sra. Lima
Be|paEi0
:ean inlCnio Twas.

'uya fotografin rcpr ,inci.
mos aqui, nos Ia "rGIsGr
una rclacicn igGad.I mrGy
tntcrcsIute a~'.cl de lIE
notJb.cE sCsil.tadOs vI'r
t1nto ella como .uS hiIns
han obtCa!do Gel NIEaDGp
C,ll-acUrl Dcscar1atu08
enviarle a Nd IN dupli
cado do iichA 1elAcIon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-06-14
DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE.

If time could only carry me away
To the days that are no more;
When used to roam in my childhoods
home
With brothers and sisters at play.
But the years have passed and such
changes. alas!
The old homestead's gone to decay.
No loved ones are near me,
No sweet voice to cheer me,
And am alone today.
Alone with my memory Of bygone hours
And thoughts of future years
When some day we shall meet at the
pearly gate.
With smiles and naught of tears.
So sit and gaze in the fires red blaze,
And picture the days gone by,
With the wish just to live them over
Oh, the dream-days, with never q
sigh!
Mrs Cosmo E Brockington.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-06-14

and to permit the Kaiser to a2pro-
pirate whatever might take his fancy
in the caribbean Sea and in Santh
America. Such programme would
not eliminate a money indemnity
from Great Britain;possibly not from
the United States.
On the other hand. and in the event
of victory's resting elsewhere, could
Germany furnish the means to re-
store Belgium and the other devas-
tated lands? There can be no doubt
Of it. The solution Of the difficulty
lies in the fact that the demand u
not for credit, but for gold. There
is plenty of gold on both sides Of the
fighting line. and, although a great
deal of it has been transferred to
this country, it has continued to cir
culate in all the Allied countries. In
Germany it has been bottled up,dri-
ven from circulation by paper mon
ey, and concentrated in banks. II,
now, we bear in mind that the debts
of warning nations appear as the cap
ital of their creditors, We shall see
that the governments, bankrupt
though they may be,still have ample
wealth to draw upon. still retain the
power to raise funds and to convert
those funds into the required gold.
1t is not yet decided which group
of powers will be able to bleed gold
from it's enemies; but into the hands
that hold the lancet gold to the re-
quired amount will surely flow.-
Youths Companion.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-06-14
WAR NDEMNITES.
What the Vanquished in the World Con
flict May Anticipate.

! When Germany entered the war it
counted upon winning a quick vic.
tory and then imposing a money in.
demnity that would cover what the
war had cost it. Both parts of the
programme have failed. Neverthe-
less, Germany has never breathed a
doubt of its winning eventually, or
abandoned its intention to make its
enemies repay a large part of it's ex.
penses. The active discussion of the
subject in the German press may be
premature, but in view of German
confidence in the future it is not un.
accountable.
The Entente Allies have never ex.
pressed any intention Of demanding
an indemnity for themselves;they are
willing to pay the cost of relieving
the world of the Prussian menace.
But they have declared that if they
win they shall require Germany and
its allies to rebuild and restore what
they have destroyed in Belgium, Ser
bia, France and Roumania.
Either outcome means an almost
ruinous drain upon the resources of
nations already upon the verge of
bankruptcy; but since the demand
for an indemnity implies the power
to enforce it, the demand must be
met, however great the hardship it
imposes. The question then arises,
could the Entente Allies, or could
Germany, respond to such a demand?
Undoubtedly Germany would not
require the whole of the indemnity
in money. From France it would &C.
cept a slice of territory. from Russia
its Polish possessions;but from Great
Britain, although it would demand a
few of its colonies and a fleet of it's
ships Of war,it would try to extort a
huge sum in cash. If the German
Emperor could enforce such terms
upon his enemies in Europe, this
country would get off easily if it had
only to discard the Monroe Doctrine
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-06-14
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic IS equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
wellknown tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-06-14

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonsc.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, ,enriches the blood, and builds the sys
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. Soe