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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-04-04
Kentucky Coal
Fields Active
New Line OF Railroad will Be
Taxed TO Limit to Handle
Business.

Whitesburg, Ky, March 30.
With orders being placed for
the entire output OF tho differ
ent large mining corporations
at the highest price ever paid
for coal from the Eastern Ken.
tucky field; with the car situa-
ton greatly improved; with the
present output from the terri
tory immediately surrounding
TINS city alone totaling between
fifteen ana twenty thousand
tons daily it becomes apparent
that the single line Of theLuuis.
vile Observation-Disclosures enter
ing this section will be taxed to
the limit.
Already it has been arranged
to build a douhle track between
this city and McRobcrts at tie
roads terminus in the Boone's
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-04-04
Answering
The Presi-
dents Call

calling into the Federal Service
Il part of the National Guard
units of ten states along the
Atlantic Coast. The Second
Virginia Infantry was among
the number. No other Viz
ginia troops were called out.
Company II, Of this place, is
in the Secoud Virginia. The
order was to mobilize at home
stations and wait for further
orders. The Captain OF the
Company got the order on
March 26th. His men had re
Gently been released from
Federal Service and had dis
pensed and were widely scat.
tered. He at once got in com
munication with those by let
ter, phone and wire. by Fri
day night every man had re-
II, w. ->IoPY ~ ~ S''u
~ '''' : ~, ~" 80 tN'S ana
''i ,r, 49, :. oo!'' 'ool'eu
dered to at once commence re-
cruiting, ana to recruit up to
war strength, lli men. Com
pany Ii brought back from mo
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The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

Herzog. ~. same
John sasak CO. Detroit judvesa
IAemhor ~. same
samuel Is. Glaze. 70. Detroit Min
sic Woodrul4. o. same.
Charles IA Weit1el. %. Detroit, .Ce-
lest y. van Hoeck n. same.
jules lianBhe, rs. Detroit lrhanle
convrcm ~ 81 clair HeiGhts
FeaU Mitchell 80. uigbland Park
Julia ''aryc %, Detroit
Louis Grabowsid. g.. Dctroit. celia
Borrow ska. - same.
Roland Y Eirtts. %. Detroit. Flor
once J.. = INNER, 20, same.
Hugo Haselor. 81 Detroit. Carrie
Norman f schreiter. p, Detroit,
Lena Wohiers %. Same.
Fredorlca Garvinava, %, Detroit
Mary NJ. carter. 20. same.
Antonio sianiace, % Detroit Pro-
vedenza Bommarito, a.. same
Hnrvc, shannon 81. Chicago Grace
aust smith. a. Detroit. Beaiah
Coiey. 3d. Hamtramck.
Paul y Buetter. o. Detroit, Helen
Roy ". Martin. -. Detroit. Form
Frye. %. same.
John 7 Matthews 50. Clevelaud.
Dora Kilmer a. Detroit
James steele q. Detroit Margaret
Ennis. IS, same
ALTON tiuhhN, - brfolNf AHha
Noigt. %, same.
Ralph r. hitting. 20. Detroit Coz.
rhine. IamiuN, 20. same
lillian Young 20. Dstroit; ALICE
Tilson. 80. same
Edgar D Edwards 81. DstE Dit
Helen A aWtsou. 30, same
Frank Vanker. Jr. "a. Detroit;
Laura Naeyaert. 90 same.
Frank Wllewicz. IS. Detroit; Rossie
RonskA. a. same.
Peter I.ongevin. 40 Detroit. May
Feifer, 50, same.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

grms luu are "A bit disappointed
that the fqIrmung little object t,cms
o. have no interest in any one or
any thing its principal effort bcinE
3 .vcu fo eating and sleepinE
After a few months N VIII know
about me ana my love. You say 20
youl SELF But IN fcw months ~ has
Group Hrd the sniffos and It's prin-
Cips object I'm life seems 20 he %
max you forever busy preparing
bottles Tor u and washing It's clothes
and its hodv ~ two IN has whoop-
ing cough and you are N constant
fear 10 VIII break its little bones
when ~ tries 20 walk and succeeds
IN falling down stairs.
Then comes the going 20 school
and the fcur of bad company. You
are almost heart broken when you
the new ~nvironn eut than 70 Il in ~
own home You divide It's love with
teacher
Then comes ADOLESCENCE and you
nearly worry yourself 20 death FOR
fear some bad habit viii make its
After the danger post OF Adde'S
ceuco Is past YOU say 20 yourself
Now surely can enjoy my child
and YOU look back over the years and
realize ho~ much you have given
and how little YOU have received
most wonderful ~ ALI wonderful eN-
perieuc@s
"Alasi Your enjoyment ~ your
child IL being found by another. for
Il has married and set UP a home OF
its own.
Your child has taken all you have
% give said Donns rather bitterly
But IN It's turn n will have % give
90 rs child Your care. your anxiety,
your love will never come back N
you II will just go on 20 some other
child and you. your work done. will
be left alone II is the way % the
world. said Donna and I am self
ish enough 20 be glad 7 have never
had any children"
Little book. ! want children. Even
II ! do not have the grea love I eX-
pecf. want the knowledge that
have had all life can give me even n
| fnd 7 have lived 70 500 the shatter-
ing u almost all life's deals
ITO he continued.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

Before q started on this trip with
Dick little book. went 20 Annie's
20 set Sonnys bsssinot Annie had
the last baby and was last 20 use the
bassinet. 4 sent IL downtown 20 BE-
re-enameled and trimmed up Tor
Mollfe
wonder little book n you re-
member how happy was when ~
was given 10 me before sonny came
When 7 distributed his beautiful lay
cite 20 those OF my friends who Were
expecting babies kept tina I hanging
cradle and have lent ~ 90 each as
their babies were born.
had had IL trimmed ia blue and
white many times. once | had gold
on ~ For Mollie I decided ~ should
be all white
Tho day ! went down town for the
tickets saw II all ready 70 be sent
20 dear Mollie and with It's exquisite
neeflework and delicate lace IL was
more beautiful than ever. As l looked
AZ II I could see the tiny little head
lying there on tho pillow and I de-
cided n should ever have another
child ] would keep the baFsinet In
white for myself
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
Marriage Licenses

Lndwllt Cav-eAa 2s Detroit; Anna
Piatkowska fS. same
Albert BATHS. 80. Detroit. Ruby
Flanagan, oSc. same
Allan Anfrrv'e of. Detroit. Vic
toria Manthey 81 same
100 Jordan o' Detroit: Sarah
Franklin a. same.
Rudolph Minnoth. as Detroit.
Emma TruToviak 2S. SAM
John noda 40, Detroit. Kat'ca IN
kov "a aams
Abraham Davis. 80. D.troiti Jen-
Mo Nihack. %. same
Frank Partlq a.. Detroit. May Cow
drick. 81 Toledo
Tod Grunst. %. Detroit: Elms
Rude II Lcber. rs. Detroit Miriam
Fhrlich. is -. Louis
Fred Bartling. 20. DAYTON; Ethel
Cousins IS Detroit. curtis VI Pat
.chcwitz o. Detroit. Laura " Lucht
VIM Ramslng. ST. Detroit; Agnes
Mikkelson o. Same
oliver soltow. ~ Detroit; celia
F1eseh. 7s MilwsuNee.
Raymond = Knc4 &c. % Detroit;
Marie Prrault % SHINE
Henry Johnson, ~. Detroit Mary
Jones. SO. same.
Wilbur q Lewis.(ss4. Detroit: NIL
dred Ration Ia. Dawson.
Tohn wetmore IS, Detroit Ruth
7. g
Harrison l. Perkins. 81. Detroit,
Anna G. Johnson. 81. same.
Mathew NJ Ryan, ~ Detroit; Kate
Blackwell. 81. same.
Edward Schelllng. "a, Detroit; Hat
tie Byier. "a same.
Adam GryenowicE. 80. Detroit,
Marie Ska. 20 same
Charles Reyes. 80, Detroit, Rose
Greenfield. %. same,
VIM. }. Samson. as Detroit; Bessie
Crickmore. ~ Worthwhile.
Joe Romp. IS Redford, Laura Bo-
rowski, %. same.
Harris w. O'pen, %. D.trcitl Ger
trude VAR. 80 same
Thomas A FitEGersId. 75. Detroit.
Edith NJ Harvey. "a. same
Chester c. Moore. n. Detroit; Sue
Greek. ~ same.
Henry G Rrairer. 81. Detroit: Joan
". Mcmillan. 20. same.
Gerhard J. Overhamp. 80. Detroit;
Minnie ". Corey. 40 sama.
Roy J. la Rose. 20. Detroit Odelia
VIM. X Freeiand. so. Detroit. Ethel
IA a llingham. IS. same
Albert A Reilorr ~ Mansfield o.
Emma Bolesky, Is. same
Frank NicuRlthowski. 20. Detroit
Czeslawa Wionska. 70 same
oJseph Balint 30. Detroit, Katie
Chorha. "a, sama
VIM. s McAilistsr. 20. Detroit: Res
sic NJ Fowler. IS. same.
fhul u. Grimmer. Is Detroit; Marie
\, Poirier. rs. same.
George n wagner -. Detroit
Olivia Miller. /26. sameA
Hric Y. ThNmpson. 2. Detroit. Ruth
haEathome. 70. same.
HALEY To Priest. Ct. Detroit. Pearl
k"rr ~ same
Anthony MoEgc. 10 Detroit clara
tfnQad. rs Same
brriand " shove Detroit.
Ellen r. Mckenzie. u.s. saur
leslie VI Hath wa 20 Detroit
Tore rec Foley. -. ST. clemens
Anthony y e. Mine. -n. Detroit.
Martha n White. 70. sarte
james Jones. ~ Detroit carrie s.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
The Confessions of a Wife
Burdens To Some Are Joys To Others.

suddenly I felt Myself FLUSHING.
Think Of H. little book Th,rc I was
getting along toward middle age
married many years blushing ar the
thot Of having baby know -
was silly and / am Just telling YOU
OF n because Of the great surprise ~
was 10 me.
In n moment decided. however,
the hot blood 7 felt rushing 70 my
head and which / knew was dyeiuT
my face crimson was caused by "a
sudden resurEe OF the old longing
for a baby. Then I thot Of what
Donna Tenny told me once.
Mother love-or rather Joy in
mother love--is quite a. chimerioai as
Joy In martial love" she said
For. time before your baby
comes. you are torn between fear
ana eKaltation You say 20 yoursslf
This II the crown OF my existence.
All other loves have disappointed me,
but when my ba by comes n VIII FUR
nish the one satistying love Of my
life
And then. after agony and pain
that makes your Imagination OF hell
vivid. your baby T. placed in your
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

HEIr wANTED-MALE
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
BAIRD AGAIN
IRON WORKING
MACHINE TOOLS

1-6"x1S" Lands Plain Grind
8"x2O" Fraser Universal
Grinders.
2-Willmarth & Norman Uni
versal Grinders.
1-Willmarth & Norman No.
3 Surface Grinder.
NO. l Universal Milling
Machine.
2-No. 0 Plain Milling Ma
chimes.
4-15"x6' Rockford Plain
Lathes.
2-16"x6' Bradford @. c.
Lathes.
2-1S"x8' Bradford @. c.
Lathes.
1-24"x12' Bradford @. c.
Lathes.
WOOD WORKING
MACHINERY
1-Dodds Variety Saw Table
pr" Band Saw.
1-32" Band Saw.
10" Smith Molder.
Contractors Saw Table
with Gasoline Engine.
Elliott Woodworker.
Berlin No. lit Double Cyl-
inder 30"x12" Planer.
1-Buss HEAVIER Sharper.
1-12" Porter Jointer.
3-Porter Wood Turning
Lathes.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
AME s
SOClHtV ESSE E;33
M SS E

The elimination Of romance that
began n childhood DAYS took place
Saturday afternoon. In the home Of
Mrs Maria Fletcher, No 50 Chandler
ave when her daughter, Miss Mil
drea r Fletcher was quietly mar
ried - Judge l. Burget Dcs Noignes,
Of Cassopols. Mich. now visiting
Judge on the wayne county circuit
bench The bride and groom were
platuates Ia Mendon. Mich. where
they were born In her early girl
hood Miss Fletcher went 20 Europe
o. afady music, and Dos Noignes
stuaiaa law and eventually married.
His vie died two years ago. just
four wears after tho death OF their
son wears old Judge and Mrs.
rc }1icnes have gone ou a three
v'ck lake trip and VIII make their
hone ia cassop"hs
Nrs rrances p McVeirh. No -
pallIstcr-ave and daughter. Miss
Eieauor. accompanied By Miss Nc
lut,r ~ Cincinnati lenve this week
for Gratiot beach
f'rder The auspices - rho Detroit
woman committee Of the Council Of
Nauonni Defense. a lesson and dem
on.traflon on The values ~ food
vfH he Ui en Tucsdav. 1uiv at
ioci, r. 10 ccn.ery Building.
" Norle chuhh and Miss Hrcker
rg' t.- domestic science depa rt'n~ut
~ f.e " rhirao Agricultural coli
los vtl t-N housewives tho vari-
o': He~s 81 "Fs
aaghts ~ plants and their con
ft SOD geneva will hc discussed bv
'r .gra Levin specialist In plant
SOS % fFe Nichiran Agricultural
r.ftre ~ mo garden lesson given
- l..t = a.. go. 90.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
Deaths

Ruth " Zumsreiu o51 Second
month pyloric stounas Thaldeus
Szorzen. $50 Forrest l.. yeor acute
entoo colits r Carten - Ham
carettc Frank rs Pingrcr. year
cholera irfantum VISTA Iiden chill
dren's hospital. months. gostra en-
tcritis Walter j. Russell 400 Third
months, heat pro strationf Harry i
Rartils, loI owen. - yours ir'crsti-
tial nenhritis Nargiraua GraupwicZ
IS Adele, Years. lof1f inNnrlnni1.
Reginald Thomgs l1o Hieh rs years.
gun shot. ZowiH Bor GSf Ttvonty-
fourth. months. asteo urclitis:
Dan Fair. Receiving hospital 80
years alcoholism Anna Hommaritn
2ff Catherine. . wears. ucphrlfia FL
enc Teschendorf lftE Ffeld
years fracture - 7lsIll, charles
Brimmer, 1892 Van Urtc. - ye1rs.
typhoid md pneumonia Helen l..
Zergh. 1870 Grattof. years entero
coiltis: MATHEW Gcrcll SOS Helen. 81
vcnrs. stranEuleton August Kryza.
Ponl(c. EOS Grludy Il days. icteras
neonatorur1 unknown man. Receive
ing hospital. about % years crush
Ing Injuries VIII Nowaczewskt to7
Garfield. 26 years pulnonarr tuher-
culosis: Carl sul5esuko. Municipal
hospital about - years pulmonary
tuberculosis; Theodore Ea.b!E. lIar-
per hospital. s1,ut IS wears lohAr
pneumonia UNKNOWN inhnt iN'CfiNluE
hospital. about so years. fractured
skull; unknown man. found az 25
Boyd. about SIS years. valvular heart
disease Mike Kuneclti. az Forest r..
about az years. fractured skull Mary
G. Boebe. Arnold Home - years. NO
phritis W II Hart. House Of Provi-
dence. 90 years, urenic poisoning
stanley Drewniak 90 Iariwood. 2
years hroncho pneumonia: George NJ
Jaynes 1902 Warren. 70 years ar
t-rio scierosfs nephrltls: william
Schroeder, 724 Illinois. "a years acute
endocerditis; Mike sanduln 7s6 West
End months. gastro enteric fntoIi-
cation.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
NOpTT

20. 1917. AZ her rest
dence. - MArcy-st Margaret, be-
Ioved WIZ or thomas GsInon and
ence. Pearl Cecilia. Gertrude and
Ruth Calnon Funeral from rest
dence Tuesday at $50 and 70 Sc
Peter and Paurs cathedral Ado
laide-st at o'clock. Burial at
Mt Elliott via auto.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn q business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r. street, between 9
a. n. and 3 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
Births


ROWS
r. Ae.xain,der. 5s2 lafayette T.. 4, a
Hague. " Frank, 6lS McDougaH, A
Duzak SO Portland. g. F.. Temple PSI
Mack F S Maui. ] 2S BeRls: NJ Pre-
max, $50 Twenty fourth; W Joyce
view. J. rech COS Theodore, 2 p.
Sadow ski 512 Garfield T.. l. 6. Mar
tin. $50 North l.. r Kennedy. cay
nor-ct = Selvs qln =. Hancock. ~.
1853 Mckinley, r stockowasky. 1910
Canton; q Elsey. Jr l442 Fischer
p. Weiss 1889 Jos. CampRu, 4 Chal-
on, Jr. s92 Montcisir J. Kasak. 295
Plumer s RENTS. 80 Cardon' 7.
LYON. J. Antalik IS keller. l. rus
crSS5arohii. J SoV wes1 s.. f Sc asawis =
X. Felice SIS Riopolic a Fearlmsn.
297 Watson; II Cohen 233 Napoleon,
81 Kanter. S DraEunajtys, Sa2 Ferry;
A. Towle. "a Harmon
GIRLS
+. Dobrowsi 1875 Home T sodcs-
berg, ST. 81 Jcnn r Doms9 339
Hendricks \. H. Lornnger 5000 vs..
Grand blvd g. a CARAT 1850 RUS
sell; II. W Proctor, 757 Philips +.
li3 Garfield a. Lukacy SO Medina,
r. Bocshar. Sol ~prirGw wells. y Szcrc-
gnyc. 36 Sire O. i. Shaily. ga Fort
p \ schultz. 2f6 sherman p NJ.
cullen. 81 r. Baltimore IT, AltWies,
Lansing \ LeRose 0s1 Drcxel Y.
Boblc. III Greelcr ~ Rohrkcmper
e0ih Chalmers ~. G.. BossPrdct. 70
Hooker; r Keller 7He Marlhor-
ough i Zavack t9s Weston 81 In
Witzkc 54i continental " D. Hon
ovcr. 462is MoGraw T. Chaser 2sf
Watson, T. lamtsoo 1ai Kendall ~.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31
Observation-Disclosures
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOAIING HOUSE for sale at SIS
Howard-st well furnished rs
rooms. cheap ~ taken at once;
cause for selling leaving city
Call or phone Cherry 3730-R
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

Printing--fbe riein aenf kild--thn'
IL riEht--Tims~ Iab Dcpt.--Nain ts2p.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-31

As the GRAND Is the highest
type OF plano construction.
musical discrimination and AZ.
nuenee are lnseparsbly asso-
elsted with it's presence In
the home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
OPERA SEAT SALE HAS
JUST BEEN OPENED AND Is
PROCEEDING WITH A RUSH

ATLANTA, Ga, April 5.-The sale
of single seats to the 1917 season Of
Metropolitan Grand Opera in Atlanta
has Just been opened and is proceed
ing with a rush. Single seats will be
on sale from now until the respective
performances open. They are not only
selling fast to Atlantians but to OUT
of-town lovers of opera as well. The
1917 season of opera will open on
Monday night, April %, with elixir
of Love- and will continue through
the following Saturday night, April %,
with the following performances:
Tuesday matinee, "Trovatore;" We'd
nesday night, Francesca di Rimini; ="
Thursday matinee, "Tosca;" Friday
night, Boris Gudenoff;" Saturday mat
inee,, "Siegfried;" Saturday night rig
olette."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
MY TIRED feet
ACHED FOR "TIz'
Let Your Sore, Swollen, Aching Feet
Spread Out In Bath of s'TiZ."

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe-crinkled, aching,
burning, corn-pestered, bunion-tortur-
ed feet of yours in "Tiz" bath. Your
toes will wriggle with joy; they'll look
up at you and almost talk and then
they'll take another dive in that "Tiz''
bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-all tired out-just try "Tiz." It's
grand-its glorious. Your feet will
dance with Joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns, caIlouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" at any
drug or department store-dont wait.
All! how glad your feet get; how COM
Portable your shoes feel. You can
wear shoes a size smaller if you desire.
advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
INTEREST CENTERS ABOUT
THIERFELDER'S DISCLOSURE

ATLANTA, Ca, April 5.-Why did
Capt Thierfelder, commanding the 400
German sailors informed at Fort Nc
Pherson, near Atlanta, tell the officer
of the guard that he had wireless ap-
paratus hidden in his trunk, and also a
six-shooter and also lot Of loaded
shotgun shells
Neither the officer of the guard, nor
anyone in Atlanta can figure out the
answer, and Capt. Thierfelder declines
to discuss the matter; so the question
must remain unsolved. somewhat like
President Wilson's question in his ad-
dress to congress Monday, when he
asked why the German government has
filled every friendly" nation on earth
with its spies and secret agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
BONE DRY" TANGLE EVOLVED
BY "BONE DRY" ADVOCATES

ATLANTA, April 5:.-If you have
liquor in your possession in Georgia
you are a violator of the law, but il
you steal mans liquor you cannot
be prosecuted for theft, because a theft
is not a theft unless it be a theft Of
property, and liquor is not property
under the bone dry prohibition raw,
which specifically declares that there
shall be no property right in liquor.
This unique legal proposition has de-
veloped as a result of the opinion of
Governor Harris and President Per-
sons of the senate to the effect that
no mans premises can be searched for
liquor, with or without a warrant, be-
cause a search of private premises can
only be made on a search warrant, and
a search warrant can only be issued
for the recovery of stolen property.
Hence it would not be possible even to
swear out search warrant to recover
stolen liquor, since liquor is not prop
erty, and therefore cannot be stolen.
Since liquor is not stolen and cannot
he stolen, it therefore follows that the
man who steals another's liquor COM
mits no theft, because he takes some
thing in which the owners has no prop
cray right or protection. Of course, he
violates the law to have it in his pos
session, but if he steals it and takes
it home, and if no search warrant can
be issued to uncover the said stolen
liquor, then's he's reasonably safe af-
ter all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
INTERESTING FIGURES
CITED BY 1.-THE KEYSTONE

ATLANTA, Ga, April 5.-New Eng
land with a population of only $751;
4G3, has savings deposits of $1,746,9O9,
$50; while the South, with a popula-
ton of 25,9O3, 43S has savings deposits
of only $1762S1, 800.
Georgia leads Southern states in
amount of savings deposits, but South
Carolina leads in the amount of each
depositor's savings on the average.
These and other interesting figures
are cited in The Keystone, house organ
oe the Southern States Life Insurance
Company, of this city, as showing the
ure-eminent need for thrift in the
South. The issue is devoted entirely
to the subject of thrift and many strik-
ing facts and figures are presented.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0IS0NS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In 1t,
before breakfast.

To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning, to pre-
vent it's sponge-like pores from clog
ging with indigestible material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says noted
physician.
If you get headaches, it's your liver.
If you catch cold easily, it's your liver.
L you wake up with bad taste, fur
red tongue, nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid, it's your liver. Sallow
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes
all denote liver uncleasliness. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused and neglected organ OF
the body. Few know it's function or
how to release the dammed-up body
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel. which is a
dangerous, saliyating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
il accumulates in the tissues, also
attacks the bones.
Every man and woman, sick or
we'll, should drink each morning be-
fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
with teaspoonful of limestone phos-
phate in it, to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material, the poisons. sour bile and
toxins: thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomel, because it
can not salivate, for it is harmless and
you can cat anything afterwards. ii
is inexpensive and almost tasteless
and any pharmacist will sell you q
! quarter pound, which Is sufficient for a
demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates
and freshens the liver, keeping YOU
feeling fit day in and day out. advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-04-05
PLAN TO BRING LONDON AND
PETROGRAD NEARER TOGETHER

LONDON, April 5.-Plans for bring
ing London and Petrograd two days
nearer together by the establishment
of train ferry across the Gulf of Fin
land, have been approved by the Swed-
ish Royal Commission. The ferry will
run between Kapellskaer, Sweden, and
Baltic port near the mouth of the
Gulf of Finland. 1t will involve an in
itial expenditure of about 100000.
The distance to be traversed by the
ferries is about $50 miles.