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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-01
Pictorial Reuiew Patterns Free
Dress Making Days Embroidery Specials

Yards excellent embroidery edges from m Is inches
wide perfect edges Regular l5 20c and 2jc Making Days
special yard only 10c.
5oc Embroidery douucngs Is inches wide beautiful patterns Special
yard only SOC
Aover embroidery Is inches wide small patterns
Best @ and Loo valuesDreSs Making Days special yard 800
Zoe Colorcd ogande embroidery edges quality Special
yard only CSC
s. coored embroidery edges u inches wde-Dres Making Days
special 95c
800 coocd embroidery cgcs q wide Very special yard
only $2d5.
quality embroidery inches wide Special s345
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aap. AT Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-01
Dress Making Days Notion Specials

t1aks y r spool cotton white or black all 1eDrs Making
Days special SOC dozen, Sis for 25c
Best quality brass hooks and eyes all sizes card 2i,c
Extra quality brass all IN black white Special dol Sc
White bias tape Re'ular locpes Making Days special 10c
Extra quality pearl buttons, Ney special dozen on, Be
heal deep pearl buttons Many kinds almost all card Toe
Best quality steel needles imported England special
paper ony &c
qalt, crocle thread white 10 and Regular
Special a only bail 10c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-01
Dress Making Days Specialsin Wash Fabrics

have been planning sewing for the warm days to come Why
you selection while these prices
your only and that
wish make your dress during Dress
Making Days
HANDSOME fabrics many patterns all 3G and 10 inches wide
Handsome NoS aud silk and cotton novelties Reg gC
iabcs-Dtss Making special yard only JpS
hundred patterns in beautiful wash fabrics floral pd
stripes cheeks These 10 inches wide and Or
excellent 35c fabriDrcss Making Dals special yard only AJI
Wonderful vos, 10 j wide checks and handsome floral
Patterns These wash fabrics Dress Making TE.
Days special yard only AJS
Imported French lncnc in rose pink lavender and good
shades Of blue Yard wide Iaundcs nicely Regular 50 Or
Dress Making Days special yard onI> s)JC
Excellent Tissue GinglanS ul yard wide This such
] s a' ,a ''fs e. D,s. s@a Saa"g @y s . , ." ] % 29c
New Sport Smtngs wealth Of patterns and eoIols These
@ HY " r.l n s .""" . 75" "@ n1 " arc SHOWN" very large $lOO
Excellent lercalcs full yard wide attractive patterns, stripes 1E
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-05-01

Dress Making Days Lace Specials
l5c, poe and 2jc lace in edges insertions and bands
IN white, cream aud ccrl torclou and nets. Over one
hundred patterns to choose from Dress Making Days
special yard only
1OC
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Gntletlidler MntpnnfnQ.

MiIforo, ga, 27. Suli. Qas
@utomobiL bes MetbooiitenpaItors
&en Sans Waiiien mur6e geitern bel
@tilforb Groiiing bon einem pl0bli6
riittp6rtsfabrenoen 3ug erIaBt.
Seine @attin uno &odter tonoen
babel ben SOB, Dem 9aitor ieIbit
tpuroen bei6e 8eine 8eroriift rnb er
trttg tnnere 8erGebungen oooor,
mabreno iein 9dpiegerbater eben.
fols idtuer berleBt tpltrbe. Man
gGaubt nt9t, 6nB elmer Der Mdnner
am 2eben blei6en mir6. Ser Rnobe,
Der ooB pluto Ienfte, tp1lroe mir noe.
mig berleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
@utionnl6anfen nc6men 81.
eSu &c Staaten iunr0cn meme Natiua
nalbanten organijtert.

@nI9tnqton 81. Sttti. = Die OF
fjce 0es ,,GoHtproaer Of Gurrenep"
bat ibreH 8eriGt fin oo8 am 30.
SUM beeltoete 6istaliobr beroifent.
lidt, aus Dem berborgebt, 0uB eS I'M
2or6e 1886 RationaIbuufen gtbt,
cine groBere An3aBl dIg iemals
5uoor trob Observation-Disclosures
utt0 aouioli0ierungett.
Die An8abI Der I'M berfloiienelt
5iStaliabr uettorganiiierten Static.
nalbanten in SO Staten betrdgt,
cinlhlieBtih ~oerianiqen 9fattonaIbon-
fen, bic ibr aapital erbobten, 3t3,
i'm @oria1re oagegen ftr 200 uno
Die 8abl berjenigen peIde falier.
len ooer ibr aapitaI berringerten,
bat gegen oa5 9oria9r beoepteno ob-
aellomTnett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
@rDRsr auOraug Sitr SaaSsls.
marine.

Bolton, Dloiia 27. Sult. Die
bier bonn Staot erri9tete freie Sdl.
le our gtusbiIoung bon Sealeuten
fir beionoere &oiten in Der apteri.
taniiden San0elsmartne finoet 0ou-
erno itortes Srtereiie. 9as gtefrl.
tiertngs Souptqltnrtier Der gttn0es.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAB bcfarrt, baB
Die tdgIid)e State bon Qpplifmten,
bic un aufnobute in Die SduIe
nadiu6eh uber fieb8ig betrdgt. Die
ntte S4ule oieier 4rt in BEN aelt.
@ngIan0Itaaten, Die IN 8rnpincetopn
errtAtet tperoen ioG, miro i'm ndd-
item Mottat er0ffnet.
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2tis Nebraska Gitp.

Ole bei0en 6arner Sobn gonbo
nn0 CHARLES Wtoper, lotpie Der Sobn
Dcs @ritereu tuttroen geitern bonn
Sbertff Slider In Sat- genommen,
neil ite angebIt6 unpatriotiide aelt.
berungen iiber Die Ser. Stanten ge.
n1adt baben loaen. Die Anflagen
n1ren bon Rafbarn Der 9etreffen.
ben erboben iporoen. init 6enen iiA
nicieIben titr8li9 unterbalten batten.
Aae 0ret muroen bis gum @erbor
ain 5reitag oits Der Salt entlaiien.
Die 1r5tlide ll~nteriufnng Der
2eute Der aompagltie . 0es 5. Re.
gintents Der Raiiondlgar0e bon See
brasfd muroen geltern beenOet. Son
ben 1873 01onn ipurben iefs megen
forperliher llntmlgli6feit 3uriidge-
Dieien. Die &ontpagnie miro 6rei'
Tag ciugemuitert.
Sic 9ffi3iere un0 Mlonnidaften
Der aompugnie . iparen am 3ipns.
tag abenD @dite BET eittem 8anfett,
0as ibnen bon ben 0anen Der 8ap.
tlitentirhe i'm aeIlergeihoB Der air.
DIE gegeben mur0e. glontdg mar
ben 2euten i'm Staotparf Elm 0ffent.
liaef Gmpfang beranitaltet nor0en
an Dem Die gan8e 9eboIferung tell.
no6m.
Gie ~agae6rosto 2atlp 8reB" ber-
offentlidt left cine Reibe 2eitarttfel
bon Mitglieoern Der n8igi(anteu4
mas bies mn immer iein mag -,
ne(he Sebortifal iAlimmiter 6orte
firO uno 5lt nidts onoeren 6ienetl,
ais bic 2eier gegen bic 0eutidoute-
rifaner ouf5abeBen. Die S6retber
Dieier artitel babeu iamtliA oeptide
Nomen.
8ilIiam So6gens. Der auf Der
Senrb Gatronihen 6arm iii0li4 Der
Gto6t nobnt, ipltroe Wtittno6 NIT.
tag am linfen Nrm un0 an Der linz
Ten Sitfte er6ebli6 berlebt, ols iein
Weipultn Dor elmer 2qfomottoe idelt.
te uno 8ltriidpid, nobel er bonn
6ltbrmert oeihleu0ert mltroe, oils
bdsielbe ben 4bbong binunterglitt.
9er llnfan ereignete itb I'M oitIiden
A. aorio an Der Mop 81Hnfreu3ung.
Sod bfoo1tnniqer uI8 0ie o6en CT.
ipdbnten 2eitortite[ tn Der gg}ebros.
ia 0aiIn QreB" lit Elm Qrtitel am
9onnersta9 NIT Der lleberldtift:
Ser 9ierban0el lit pro0euti6 unb
orheitet in %0eutidlan Sntereiien~ IS
miro in oemieIben Der Detttjde 0o-
tionalbuno ais Elm bon benz @eI0
Der 8rolier dufreft erbaItener Ser.
bar0 hiugeitellt Sic In 0emieIben
eatbnlteuen acknowledgement ftn6
0erart probibitioniitiid sborniert oaB
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2lms Dcs ,iicines.

2out geidluB beg Stootrats, io1
Die Se9ite Strobe NIT Stetnen ge,
pfIoItert peroeu, ooh it6er neunsiq
9ro8ent Der @runbbeiiber baben oo,
gegen broteitiert ltuo piini6en, oof
Die StraBe @lp1aItpfloiter er6Glt
5reitag miro Die QngeIegen6eit i'm
5tootrat our Sprate fommerl.
3es Moines bat jett Itatt Ser
|~6isbertgen @oiiernagen, o@oTIer.
~a1ttomobile", I'M bic StraBen gu
~6eiprerfelr.
Sotptnonn Mcgicar, i'm gseben.
onte 9iirgermeiiter non 3e8 @Rot,
mes, lit BON rtob nod Camp Dodge
beriebt porben miro oIio 8tpei
g[enter meter bethlehem uno 8fpci
.@eb1lter 3ieben. 0oB cine Ieiner
8fliften bartnter lei6eu mltB, III
ieGltberitdnoIid -a6er nift feline
.8orie.
Sic 9orten 0e8 @erntonio MGn.
nerdor totten AM W}ittpod, ben %.
S1lIi, inn GREENWOOD Eorf az @6,
rem hires MitgIie6s, 6rou SO.
Reide Elm 9idnif b~erohItaltet. 8oB
.es bodit geniitlid 3ugtltg, braudt
.nidt erlt ertpdbnt gu peroen.
@ie 8err Geo. 8efmana or,
5dbIt baber iid bic 81 einem Slid.
3tg altsee8ogeneH 5augesbrit6er
pom M2dnnerdor bor3iigLi1 anil.
.iiert, ltn6 audi life grfoIq init Der
.qn9e[et mar rteiig. Gle hotten oie
abfi9t, lire bier ~ge6lie6enen
.Sreunoe nit mebreren 6iiAen at
iiberraiden, bod Ieioer fie(. Der 8e.
batter, in Dem iid 6ie gefangenen
5loiientiere s%befun0en, ms 8oiier,
nn6 Die arrten Slide ertronfer.
Die Notwithstanding oes
@ermonta M1nuerdorS ftnoct am
5onntag, ben 5. Nuquit itott.
Gnfel Sam bat bier einen 3on.
trait fir bic 9flditerung nit &on.
fret in elmer 2dn9e bon. 312 Wtei-
len int 6ieitgen GrpppenI1ger Der
geben. 3ie Bftoiterltng lit Is 5ltB
brett 1tn0 miro ettDo $4,000 70.
item. Sir cen Sdperberfebr ner.
ben 9alptitraBen beitimmt, p1b.
ren0 Die StroBen lungs ben So
raden tutr fiir ben 2eidtberfebr
often ieiu ioQen Die Qflaiterungs-
unternebmer BON 3es MoineS bo,
ben ben aontroft QatueinIom H6er,
nommen. GtpQ 5000 Gonnen
4ortlon0. 8euent per0en fir bic
41tsiiibrltng n0tig fem.
9o8 8meirao oe8 1~3idbrtgen 60.
poro HobinIon, 2727 ill0oit(. s.
StraBe, mrrbe Gienito8 in Der SOL
mt StroBe BON cinem alttomobiI
Der 8aoioion 6ruit So. %qetroffett,
uno Der anabe trug einen 4rmbrrtd
oobnn.
ueber 8%tpeitauien1 ar6eitet ftat
icbt 0aulit beiaaftiat oas 9}ili,
tdrlager tn Camp Dodge 3tt er.
ridterL un6 eS miro fieberbaft ge.
arbeitet. Die ar6eiteu iper0en an
J.. Septembcr, ME berein6ort be.
en6et fem.
Die 9oli8ei beidlogno6mta ge.
tern uater periohltder 2eitung BEG
SUPERINTENDENT 8afer BON Ser
4ntiialoonIigo III Der 0es 01oines
Drug So, 8bi8feB, @eine uim. i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
oie Paut init 3mden n. grennen bebaffet it

ben, bic g. g. 9, beBigli6 pirf.
Iider @irfung na6efonmt.
gs lit felt fiinf8ig Sa6ren I'm
&an0el, pdbren6 netd1er Belt es
aIlgemeine 3ufrieoenitel[ang qe.
nabrt bat fir ale arten @lutfrauf.
beften. Meun Gle prompte un0
0anernbe Setlung piiniden, t0nnan
Sic fd ouf 9. 9. @. barlaiien.
8eoen fahmdnniiden aates betreffs
Der 9e1ou6Ittng Sbres eigenen Sal.
les idreiben sic belte an Gbief
MeoicnI abbiier. Gpift Specific
60, Sept. 90. 1873, gtIanta, Ga.
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Nus Otm SITUATE NrbrQSfQ

es fi6 gar nidt Iobrt, aitf bieieIbeu
etn5ugeben.
Serr unb Gratt SuItls aubmor,
Die seraltme 8eit in Sigbmore, g.
0at., mobnen uno bier aaf 9ciltd
lpareh, baben itA entidloiienJ mie6er
uah Nebrasfa Gitp gu aiebca uno
baben beretts Elm @rltlloitif ur6
&oliB erluorben. Sic peroen ibre
6arm in Glib atota i5ren aiuoern
iIbergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
4amenstaa Ses gupites.

8on1, y. Sui. - BapIt 8eHa0ift
ridtete cine qniprahe an ons a$ei.
lige aoaegium", 6eiien 9htglicoer
ibn om 8orobeno ieines 0ameus.
toges lire @tifmiinide iberbrod
ten. Gr iprah nit tiefem s6nter8
itber bic 8erbdltniiie, fpelde 0urd
Den arieg nit ieiner @rouiontfeit
nno 8erit0rung geifoffen tpur6en
uno befIagte Die 8eiterfiibrung 6es
Samples.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
,,Haiierz2tttentat"
tUar brit. Pebliioc!

aniterbam, q. Sltli. Die
@eier.3ettung" in Bremen ertIdrt
bel Der 9eiprehultg elmer in Der
NlIiierten . 4reiie beroffeutlidten
gia6ridt BON eiuem ongebliden ST.
tcntotsperinh ouf aatier @tlbeIm,
0aB on Der gatt5etl @eidiGto teir
g8ort ipabr it, mie Dem 8lott pom
@-eneralfommor0o in 4ltona nrtli6
nor0en lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
&dnn man nur ein Dina TIM.

GafH nun mt I'm Ilag TIM.
8enn Sbre Saltt NIT Dem befti.
gen Bremen un6 SUDDEN oes eczema
6ehaftet lit fam nirflihe uno 6al1.
ern0e GrIeidterung MIR bon elmer
9eban0tung er8ielt nar6en,, Die
ourd Die 0berf[dde 6itr6oringt -
tDeIhe Die eigentlide 6upae 6es
llebeIs erreidt. Goga1dnnte Saut.
frdnfheiten entiteben aitg eiaem
tr1nfen 8uItono be8 8littes ttn6 Die
ridtige Sur gebt 6ard oas 8Itst.
Sltden gfe nab uno fern nn6
Gle fornen feline 9ltttnebi8in fin.
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Nene sdn[e fir g[nrnrn.

Nurora, Deb, ". Sui. Die
Burger Der Staot entidieOen ft6 am
Wittiuod in elmer Spe8iaIpobl fir
Die Qusgnbe bon $4,000 Sdul.
bombs, Inn cine ltelte aIaIicni6uIe
al errihten. Gs ltimmten 203 oa.
fir, tino mr. 65 b1gegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Mene @aHenfdmpfe in G6e1er. 9a.

GbeIter, 80, 81. SuIi.-@etern
noflt lit es bier pte6erttm gu 9fni.
I%entantpfen getommer. s3mei 5ar.
bige un6 elm @eiBer nur0en f6iper
berlebt un6 Iiegen I'M Sterben. adt.
8ebn 8erioner, 8eiBe nie gteger
liegen ~berlpunoet in bieBigen aron.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
HuIiIdtcr 6cianStcr
bel sem Datik0n!

getroorao. 81. SilIi. Bum en-
iten Male in Der @eifidte piro
gfitBIonb ourd einen @eianoten BEL
Dem @otifan pertreten fem oenr bic
probiIoriIhe Megieritg bat Serrn
2iiiatbifp fir ben 9oiten aitserieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Sier in MinneappIis nm 6irnidlag
~aeitorben.

minneapolis, Miun., 27, Suli. =
@ier 4erionen fin0 eeitern bier in.
folge Der Site geitorben uno biele
Dur0en obnmd6tig. 9a8 Gbermo.
meter mar otf 81 @rao geltiegen,
Die gr0Bte Sibe bier in oieiem Som.
mer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Ggplciicn aaf etnem
amtcrik. HrieosI1iff!

8ueros Qires, argentinien, 27.
sui. Snfol9e elmer @gplolion
auf einem Der Sdiffe Der beiu6eil.
ben ameritaniiden 6lotte biiBtc Der
SdieBlmterofft8tar glab 2bIes ietn
2eben Elm. 0as S9tif fauerte einen
Sol1t alb. Die argenttnti6e gfeQie.
rutlg iprad benz 8efcbtsbaber Ser
0ortigen omeritmiiden 6lotte, 30.
ntlral @aperton, ibr 8eoaaern aus.
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Saaelitnrut in 4risona.

Glaeltaff, Qri8, q. Sltli. = Gin
1eftiger Sagelitlrnt ging geitern
a6en0 in Der bieitger @egen0 nieber.
Die StraBen uno Die umIiegenben
Seller poren init elmer feds 8oa
Doben 5didt SageGt6rnern bebedt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

@erte bon $4,000. ionie oIe @e.
f6Gftsbii9er utlo 9apiere. @leit3ei.
tig tpiiroeu orei qpotbefen uno brei
angeblide GIiiitsrfneipen aufgebo.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

3trpik min iif in ben &eihstoa
iUd6Ien Ialien7 aIs Internationally
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
BsIds, Manner und Frausn

Geiben an @iteni6mer8en, sdmer.
Sen In ben 9}teren. un6 8loietGe.
gionen, aopFidmer8en, 6dnin6eL
ihiuinoltgem @efiibL iino berfe6Ien
oftmal8 at e%rfennert no bic Ir.
fade Iiegt. gerItopfte g}ieren Der.
urioden cine Qtenge bon u~ebeIfeiten
ano io1ten nienals berno4lGfiiet
peroen. Re6nt
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@s mur0en ipeitere 70
4erionen oerbaftet.
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:ssAIl;a TABLETS

fofoort, tpenn Sbr eelun0 un0
idmer5frei fetu mont mad Der uri.
notion ME brennenbe, briibenSe
Sdmer3en un6 1n6ere 2eiben.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-18
NAVAL ENGINEERS
PLAN SHIP CANAL
SCOTLAND

GLASGOW, July 1S.-Plans for cut
ting ship canal across Scotland. con-
Meeting the North sea and the Atlantic
by voyage of sixty-odd miles, and ad-
coated owing to the war and the grow
ing importance of the British naval
base at Rosyth. Naval men expect that
work on such canal will be begun as
soon as the war is over, and that the
work can be completed within three
years.
The value of canal by which the
largest warships could pass at will be-
tween the North sea and the Atlantic
needs no demonstration. The COM
mercial possibilities of such canal
are also large, for it would effect an
astonishing reduction in distance be-
tween certain important ports, as we'll
as avoid the dangerous passage north
of Scotland and the congested English
channel route on the south.
The canal would reduce the distance
from Glasgow to Leith by ass miles,
from Glasgow to ondon by 2L53 miles,
and from Glasgow to Hamburg by 312
moles. The saving between Liverpool
ard Leith would be 400 miles, between
Leith and Belfast 377 miles, between
ivornnoI opd +ba LNIbo 900 ,,.;Ior -
tween Glasgow and Antwerp 29O miles
Two rival routes for the canal are
being discussed. One would follow an
existing barge canal, involving the
deepening of the upper Clyde, the
crossing of plateau with an indiffer-
ent water supply, and the construction
O. six locks on each side Advocates
of this route point to the advantages
o. the canal passing through Glasgow;
opponents point out the tidal difficult
ties of the upper Clyde, and say that
the river is already badly congested.
The alternative route would start
across from Allola ON the Forth and
make directly for Loeb Lomand across
land which is never more than fifty
feet above sea level. AS the lake it.
helf is % feet above the Atlantic, only
one lock would be necessary at each
end of the canal. There would, how
ever be deep cutting of eight miles,
nearly two miles (which would be
comparable in magnitude to the Gull
ebra cut on the Panama canal.
Loeb Lomond would afford a mag
nificent inland naval harbor, safe from
attacks from the sea, and ships, as on
he Gatum Lake at aPnama could steam
across it at high speed There is the
disadvantage, however, that the Loeb
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-18
A THOROUGH TEST
One to Convince the Most SkeptiCal
Americas Reader.

The test of time is the. test that
that counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
Americas residnts should be con-
WINGED.
The testimony is confrmed-the
proof is complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
nored.
w. A. Hardin, grocer, Elm Ave. and
Hill St., Americas, says: Il had Sc
we're pains in my back which were Al
most vulnerable at times. The kidney
secretions were too frequent in pas
sage and highly colored. tried
Doan's Kidney Pills and got relief
from the first. Continued use removed
the pains in my back and the action OF
NY kidneys became regular" Estate
ment given March 8, 1900
Little Trouble Since.
OVER FOUR YEARS LATER, Mr..
Hardin said: "Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me few years ago and 1 am
glad to again recommend them to 9TH
er sufferers from kidney trouble"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hardin has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y. advt
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SWIMMER WITH
BRITISH ARMY IN EGYPT

SYDNEY, Australia, July 1S.-News
was received here lately that G. Fin
lay of West Australian, the breast
stroke champion Of the world received
g commission some months ago and is
attached to a camel corps of the Brit
ish Army in Egypt Finlay already had
taken part in the campaign in Pales-
tine. He left Australia a private. In
1910 Finlay won the Kings cup, one of
the most coveted of English trophies
for all around swimming.
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DR.. Frederick jacobson Says IS per
Cent. of women need PhOsphates to
give them Strong, Healthy, round
ed figure and to avoid Nervous
break down. Thousands of
women grow strong in Ma
lures way.
"COnsider the Lilies of the Field, How
They Crow"

The life of the lily is but few weeks
or months. The life of woman is
three score years and ten" But to
live ones life in its fitness, women like
the lily, must be nourished by those
same vital elements which nature pro-
vides for nourishing every living thing
an dthese include the valuable phoss-
pilates so often lacking in the usual
food we eat today. Argo-Phosphate is
rich in these wonderful elements. 1t
contains them in concentrated tablet
fern which is easy to take and quickly
assimilated and absorbed into the
system, and from youth to old age,
builds and rebuilds body and brain in
beautiful harmony with Natures per-
feet plan. That's why" Argo-Phos-
plate makes good solid flesh and mus
cles.
SPECIAL NOTICE: Argo-Phosphate
contains the Natural phosphates which
thousands of physicians are prescrib-
ing daily to build up thin, pale, color
less women to give them rosy cheeks,
red lips, and a beautiful complexion.
Many cases have been reported where
women have increased their weight
from Is to 25 pounds with few weeks
treatment, and any woman who desires
well rounded and developed form,
should secure from her druggist, this
rev drug which is inexpensive and is
dispensed by Hooks Pharmacy, with
or without doctors prescription.
Sample mailed by the Argo Labor
atories, Atlanta, Ca, for 81. advt
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is subject to fogs which might prove
somewhat hampering. The Loeb would
at any rate provide an inexhaustible
water supply for the summit level. The
canal on this route would enter the
Atlantic by way of Loeb Long, leaving
Glasgow Just around a corner.
The Loeb Lomond route is the one
generally favored by naval men while,
for commercial purposes, that through
Glasgow is regarded as just as good
and probably much cheaper to con-
struct.
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Turkish Women Are Developing.

AMSTERDAM, July 18.-A note
worthy development in Turkish wo-
mems life, the establishment at Con-
of large department store
for women is announced by the Vos-
sische Zeitung. No men are to be en-
ployed in any capacity
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Revenue on Pulaue is Raised.

MEXICO CITY, July 18.-On July
rst the tax in pulque and tlachique, al
coholic drinks made from the maguey
cactus, great quantities of which are
consumed in Mexico, was raised to 25
percent of the sales price at first hand
The Tomahawk., 1917-07-26
SEEK SAFE HAVEN ON FARMS
Some Rich Men Are Said to Be Paying
Landowners to "Employ" Their
Sons to Escape Draft.

Government agents have been at
work in Queens investigating the cases
Of several farmers in the NeWtoWn,
Flushing and Great. Neck sections who
are reported to have accepted money
to keep sons Of wealthy men on their
payrolls so as to escape the draft, says
the New York Herald. The agents
have obtained the names of young men
who registered as farmers, but who, 1t
is" said, have not been tilling the soil.
Government officials have been told
that farmers have been well paid by
wealthy parents to- "employ' the
youths. According to reports that have
been openly discussed in these Sec
tons at least a dozen farmers have
men on their payrolls who do not
know a grubhook from a cultivator.
These men, according to the, story, are
supposed to report daily to the farm
ers and to receive wages Of Sc week.
Instead Of working on the farm the
young men are devoting their time to
playing golf or driving about the island
in their motor cars.