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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
Thirty Thousand Dozen Pairs week.,

Thirty thousand Dozen Pairs Weekly.
BURLINGTON, N. c.. August as
The scott-MeBane Co.. extensive manu-
facturers of hosiery, have been abb
sorbed by the May Hosiery Company,
the latter having bought and taken pos
session Of the large plant. This plant
will be further enlarged. Tho build
ing will be enlarged and the addi-
tionA machinery installed until It
SHill have a capacity Of $4,000 dozen
pairs OF hose per week. Tho May Co.
proposed also TO Install 4 dyeing and
nnjshinS plant. % that all Of Its work
sAau - Aons hseS - burlington. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

S:45 p. M.-Discussion, led by Mrs.
Kate w. Barrett. president National
Florence Crittenden Mission. Alex
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
U.aoat EuIfiIl. ra.k.

Amsterdam. July 21.--General Won
Ludendorff, the German quartermaster
general, in discussing the military sit
uation for the benefit Of members OF
the reichstag. according to semi off,
cial telegram received from Berlin
said;
"In starting the submarine warfare
the supreme army command was guild
ed by desire to hit the enemy's war
industry. especially the production Of
ammunition. Thru the submarine war
fare our armies In the west were great
ly relieved and the enemy's production
Of ammunition having decreased our
U-boats fulfilled their task.
"The supreme army command ex-
poets the submarine warfare to break
Ensland's ability to prepare for war
by lessening her tonnage. Fulfillment
OF this wish win come. despite Amer
ica. and with It the end OF the world
war and the peace which IL desired by
the supreme army command"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
TO INTERN PROMINENT oHloAN.

Cleveland ironnaster Arrested by Fed-
oral Officers For "Ensmy Activity"
Cleveland, O., July 21.-Fritz Baum
gaertner, recently superintendent Of
the Lake Erie Iron Works and a
member Of several exclusive Cleveland
clubs, has been arrested at his home
by federal authorities on orders from
Washington. and the announcement
was made that he will be interned for
the period Of the war.
Baumgnertner IL said to have been
asked by German interests In South
America to head movement to estab-
lish German arms factory there. He
is said to have listed Ohio Germans
under the guise Of an employment
bureau.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Allotments Based on Regis
tration Returns, Not
on Population.
THREE COUNTIES
HAVE FILLED QUOTA
Hamilton, Story and Page ALREADY
Have Furnished Mors Than Thsir
Share Of Men Required From State
Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs
Put More Men Into Service Than
Arc Called For-credited For All

Des Moines, July 21.--Iowa will fur
nish 1919 men for the national army
to fight Germany, in addition to the
1852 men in the national guard ami
regular army.
Adjt.-Gen. Guy e. Logan, by direc-
ton of Governor w. L. Harding. has
prepared the sheets distributing the
quotas Of drafted men to the various
counties and seven cities. using the
recent state census as a basis instead
Of the estimate of population furnished
by the war department which Is based
upon the registration and not popula-
ton.
Ins making the allotation It was
found that Ave counties ard cities had
already furnished volunteers for the
guard and army in excess Of their
gross quota and as a result there were
1874 mon to be distributed to the othsr
counties and cities in proportion to
their population, cutting down the
draft Just this much.
The cities and counties which have
already furnished more than their
share OF the 25.l21 men the state Will
furnish in all. are Hamilton county.
Story county, Page county, Cedar Rap
ids and Council BluffA
The credits for the national guard
ana army mp % June 20 when credits
ceased xwers, syaFd 1.10S. md Array,
a.63S. but no credit y given for men
enlisted in the navy or for men In the
army before war was declared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
court ravors Anarcnists.

WASHINGTON, July 21.--Justice BrAn- I
deis yesterday granted Emma Gold
man. Alexander Berkman, Norris
Recker. and Louis Kramer 4 writ OF
error that win bring their anti draft
consniracy cases before the United
States supreme court. They will he
admitted e bail pending hearing ~
their cases at the TALL tern
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
DRAFT DRAWING SMOOTH.
Machinery For Selecting Army Prove.
In Good Working Order.

Washington, July c1-Senator Cham
berlain Joint author Of the draft law.
today issued the following statement:
Everything went off with sabsolute
precision, testifying to the care with
which the admirable plans had been
formulated by the president. under the
skillful management Of Provost Mar
shal General Crowder. It will prove to
the country that the selective draft
plan for securing an army is the fairest
that could have been devised, distrib-
uting The burden as far as man power
IL concerned. equitably. evenly. Justly,
among all young men Of the country
between 81 and 80.
1T is not q conscript system, nor
does It provide conscript army. On
the contrary, every man drawn ought
to feel honored. and believe will feel
honored, that he has been elected to
serve his country"
10000 In all, was drawn shortly before
daylight today.
With 100000 men listed in order
Of their liability to service. the federal
government began today its last task
OF preparation for Organization OF a
selective draft army--the task Of de-
tevmining who among those chosen
shall be exempt.
IA Sixteen Hours In Drawing.
The drawing to determine who shah
first be liable for service ended early
today after It had peen IN progress.
without interruption. for moro than elk
teen hours, and while tho officials In
charge rested from their long vigil
others took up the tabulation Of oficial
Agures for forwarding TO local exemp-
tion boards over the country. Within
tan days the men who are subject to
the presidents orders for mobilization
for the war quota OF ss7.ooo may be
appearing before the boards for exam
rina&iou and decision - to exemption.
E@ Twice $4,000 are to be summoned
by the board, on the theory that two
registrants must be examined for ev-
cry soldier accepted. and the number
each registration must furnish has been
carefully worked out.
n The provost marshal generate Office
was greatly pleased today over the
outcome Of the drawing. Oncials de-
clared It an accomplishment scarcely
less noteworthy than the successful
registration os.II.st: o,.t .s4 weeks ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Expect CaiI Next Week

Expect O81t ScNS VOoNs
With the actual drawing Of num-
bers under the -selective draft. the way
Is now clear for the actual selection Of
the conscript army.
In the opinion OF Governor Harding
the Iowa men selected will not be actu-
ally mobilized before Oct. l, but they
will probably be called before the ex-
emption boards within the next week
for examination
Orders are expected from Washing
ton within day or two for the fur
ther conduction Of the draft. The
boards will then meet and issue calls
to the men first drawn ordering them
to appear before the boards for ex-
animation.
Claims Of Exemption.
Each man drawn will have an op-
portunity to present claim for ex-
emption, II he Is found to be physical
ly qualified.
II an exemption claim Is made on
the ground that he has dependent
family, he will be compelled to obtain
one or more afh1avits testifying to the
fact that he hasgdependeats.
II no makes the claim himself, one
coTzoboTaEivo AFFIDAVIT from q neigh
Dor Is required Il the claim II made
in Ms behalf by 4 relative or friend.
two afndavits are required.
No Local Authority.
The local board win have no author
ity to. exempt on grounds that man
u an agricultural labnser,ssor engaged
IN any othar occupation which exempts
him from aerv3cesef Such exemptiops
c1n only u ansa O. ~ tthSastwo District
boards. one for the northern half OF
the state and the other for the south
ern half These boards have not yet
been named
Governor Harding. in stating that in
all probability the drafted men will
not be called to service before Oct. /,
bases his opinion upon the fact tina:
equ .pment and cantonment facilities
Tor the men will probably not be COM
plete before that time. and that the
men are, mot likely to be called until
facilities are ready for them to begin
training.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
British Raid Enemy Trenches.

London, July 21.-'We raided the
enemys trenches last night at Green
land hill, north Of Roeux. The hostile
garrison hurriedly withdrew" the war
office reported today. Successful
raids were made by us south OF La
Basse and south Of Armentieres. Ger
man positions were entered on a Wide
front, q number OF tho enemy were
killed and his dugouts were bombed
Hostile raiding parties were repulsed
north Of Hayrincourt wood and south
Of ArmentiereA"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
REVOKE GERMAN LICENSES.

Treasury Department. Not to Permit
Importation Of Chemicals.
washington, July 21.--Licenses un-
der which German chemical Arms have
been exporting to the United States
thru northern European neutral coun-
tries, serums, vaccines, antitoxins and
other biological products, were formal
iy revoked today by the treasury de-
partment The order OF revocation
cites the inability OF treasury inspect-
ors to inspect the plants Of the COM
pany because Of the war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
coIor.do NgstaI Miners Strike.

!. Leadville. Colo. July 21--Metal miV
ers in this district struck this morning.
Thirty seven properties are affected.
In each mine eight or ten men re-
main to keep the property free from
water. q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
I.nin. And Ana. Arrasted.

London, July Ala dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Petrograd says 1t Is
rumored there that Lenine. leader OF
the extremists, and seven Of hts leu
tenants have been arrested while try
ing to escape to kronstadt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
SEIZURE OF SHIPS
AROUSES GERMANS
Or. kriegs Dsnounoss 6ritish Action
az BRUTAL Assault on DsfsnssIsss
observation-disclosures Holland to
Demand Apology.

Copenhagen July 21.--The British
seizure OF German ships was denounced
as "a, brutal assault on defenseiess
merchantmen" and "a profiigate act.
by Dr.. Kriege. director Of the judicial
department of the German foreEn Of
f,ce In replying to question In the
reichstag.
DR.. Kriege added that Germany had
urged Holland to demand an apology
for this unheard OF violation In Dutcn
waters and precise assurance that y
would not recur.
Or. Er!ege said Germany was en-
titled to and would expect immediate
restoration OF the captured ships and
compensation for the cargoes sunk and
also for the wounded seamen and thar
dependents. HollAnd, he added. already
had expressed regret for the occur
ences. The reichstag has adjourned
until Sept. IS. n +
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21

Petrograd. July 21-The Bourse Ga
xet,e announces that Premier Lvoff
has resigned and tat Alexander +.
Kerensky has been appointed premier.
but that temporarily the latter win ra-
tain his portfolio Of minister OF war
and marine. y /,
M. TssretaiIi has becn Appointed min
ister Of tho interior. N. Nsktasoff has
been named Professionally as minister oe
justice.
The cabinet meeting leading to ths
announced resignation OF Premier.
Lvoff sat until dawn yesterday and was
Aomewhat stormy. Minister Of War Kerr
ensly criticized the ministers and mill
itary authorities for not rising to re-
cent events and for not using their
powers to suppress mutiny.
M. Terecshtenko will retain office
as foreign minister. NJ. Kerensky. be.
sides succeeding NJ. Lvoff, as premier
Will continue for the present his duties
as war minister.
Thirty-six Radicals Arrtstsd.
Detachments Of soldiers and sailors
with machine guns have arrested thir-
ty-six Maximalist (radical socialists)
delegates OF the Baltic fleet on board
the Russian destroyer Orphei. which
was lying at British quay. The resi-
dents participating In the Petrograd
disturbances are being disbanded. More
troops are arriving from the front.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21

Ven JIfPNx CaHuIu1se r0r HoIoHssu0'
London, July 21.--tAdmiral Won Tir-
pits, father OF the submarine campaign,
is expected to seek Geat In the reich
stag width the view OF becoming one
.of. the: political leaders Of the national
sliberais, according to dispatehes from
l0STIlQs " 81 RI SO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
FIRE DESTROYS
HARRISON, IDAHO
Business District LsveIed, Halt Of Res
idence Section Burned and Fire Still
Raajno-city Officials Ask For Aid.

HS0H0-NiSy OUsO'A'e NsN V0V V'o'
Spokane, Wash. July 2L.--Harrison.
Idaho, town Of 1000 population. is
burning, according to word received to-
day asking for assistance, A telegram
from ]. w. Cook. councilman Of Harri-
son, to Mayor Fleming, OF Spokane.
reads: "All Of business and over one
half Of residence portion Of Harrison
burned. Fire still raging. City out Of
food and 500 out OF homes. We need
bedding and food for tonight"
The loss is estimated at 100000. The
fire started in Grants lumber yard.
Earlier in the day fire was discovered
In Grants logging camp. Ten forest
fires are reported In northern Idaho.
all Of them. 1t Is said. of mysterious
origin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN



Iowa--partly cloudy and unsettled
tonight and Sunday; warmer tonight
becoming cooler by Sunday night.
Weather predictions for the week
beginning Sunday In plains states and
upper mississippi valley; Generally
fair except probable showers by middle
OF the week; warm. followed by con-
siderably cooler after Wednesday ana
cool weather thereafter S
Range of temperature at Marsh, -
town: Friday, 95 and 67 Thurst ~
and 6l; Thursday, july 20, 1917 md
Sc. At this morning 70; ye -, 7s.
PAGE Q, %
Telesraphie News:
Iowa's Quota For ar Draft Army
isc 12,749.
Three Counties Now in Excess Of AL
Hamilton. story and Page Have FIFE
ed Quotas.
Germany to Make No More Peace
Moves.
Michaelis' Speech Considered Favor
ing Junkerism.
Lvoff Quits: Kerensky Made Rus
sian Premier.
Retirement Of Lvoff Results In Cab
tnet Changes.
Crown Prince Renews Blows at Aisne
Line.
Makes Great Sacrifice Of Men In
Fruitless Effort.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Men Drafted From. Central Iowa
Counties.
Iowa Dope Ring Is Investigated.
Iowa to Prepare for Long Contest.
Iowa Wesleyan True to Tradition.
Farm News and Notes.
Review Of Sports.
PAGE FIVE.
Story:
Cap'n Warren's Wards.
PAGE SIX.
Editoriaia
An Extraordinary News Service.
The Crowd at the Bulletin Boards.
Farm Loans at 8 Per Cent.
Who Shall Be Exempt?
Topics Of the Times.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN,
ELEVEN.
City News:
Countys Draft Quota 226.
How to Proceed, Now That Draft Is
Made.
Many Sad Homes as Result OF
Drawing.
Ansons Win Last Of Loon Series.
Two Murt in Auto Accident
Local Comment.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets. aHd Generals sssi.s, e,
/, Scant Supplies Make HOGS Firm.
Bulk Of Cattle CONSIGNED to Packers.
Fresh Strength Develops in Corn.
Wheat Values Tend Upward.
Camp Cody Soon Ready For Troops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Hurn;no viIlaoe. H.It cermans.

Berlin, July 21.-German troops in
eastern Galicia have Withdrawn to the
zlochoN- -Tarnopol on front OF forty
four kiidmeters east tho army head-j
quarters announced today, They found
burning villages and great destruction
in their path.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
AirpIanes 10, suppIsnt zsppslins.

:
Geneva, July 21.--The Zeppelin fac
tory at Freidrichshafen has begun
building airplanes, the German general
stan being convinced that future SUI
premacy in the air belonged to air
planes and that Zeppelins were Of little
war value. The Germans are said also
to fear an extensive air offensive and
to have begun to plan to meet 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Miehaslis Support. Junksrism.

<
M Niehael;s Supports Junksrism.
r.cr.rh.pan Iu,v 81 Chancellor
utohas,.s ths naw ruid,nr spirit in
1..rrsnv .. . ,aada q tnown in his first
aaA-... ~ tha reich.tao that he will
cary IN the policie. Of the "junkers."
soarh.ns "a Z further extent than hds
r,s.sscs..o, ~ 1Ia yon Rethmann-Hollwex.
w.a rillinr "a 20.
& n n.t1v turned down the program
~ s.Sc .nnsxation and no indemntties,"
which :, -. .nr,no,fed Nv the socialists
go ,,h.rals ma announcad himself
f. ,,.- th.~ rethm.nnic idea of readjust-
s ,,,e,t n ~ bordera ma colonial pos
.s.-4o,,s- nv harsaining. His peace ap-
Z. rr.,,tir q : G.rman mace. based on
..ss1n.,,,. ..n,a Afrta finn az ter1ns.
S,sss .ss,s &, fSssee.a ~ aeoi6iis<s. s..s.
q II6Sil6T Yii1 - cppO1od
NJ yRla nos6kion philin. Scheid idasnann,
SSaanrsty a9ciaIist leader. voiced open
fiiasa tisfa ction Il Chancellor MichaeNE'
apeech according to dispatches re-
csivad 1oday from Berlin.
"A IN. socialist. It was asserted, had
xnoken IN the reichstaS Immediately
YoIlowInx Michaelis and complained at
tha chancellors Vague words az to In
,e,,,.i reforms. Scheidemann opposed
the German submarine policy, declar-
ir~ n wan doing more harm than good.
VI The new chancellor. in his address,
placed the blame for the war on Ger
,,.nv,. enemies. especially Great Brit
~.
.Aftho Yesterday" he said. English
.t.t..men knew. "A shown by their
r,,,. Rnok that Russ,an modification
,,nIst iead 70 war with Germany, they
addrsssed not word Of warning to
Russia against military measures.
while my predecessor IN instructions
INV - 1914. to the ambassador at
.yisnna directed him to say that we
would willingly fulnll our duty a. an
ally. but must refuse to permit our
seivaS to be involved in q world war
7thru Austria Hungary disregarding our
counse1s, The man who wishes to
kindIe I world war does not write like
,this. but I man who 10 laboring and
~ Iabored for peace to the utmost.
a.rha concentration OF tho Russian
army compelled Germany to seize the
sword. There was no choice left to US.
ana what i. true Of the war itself 10
,r,,a aIso Of our weapons. particularly
the submarine. We deny. the accusa-
.ion that the submarine warfare u
contrary 10 international law and vio-
;afea the rights Of humanity.
.T.nsland forced this weapon into
o,ir hands thru an illegal blockade.
england prevented neutral trade with
nermanv ana proclaimed q war OF
starvation. Our faint hope that Am-
s-, 49, 1aoA ~ thn nAntralx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Rus,o Finnish conf7;c. Inevitable.

Helsingfors. Finland, July 21.--A
conflict with Russia ie regarded as In
evitable because OF the action Of tho
Finnish diet in adopting bill grant
independence to Finland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Reckless of Sacrifices Ger
man Commander Attacks
On Aisne Front.
LATEST EFFORTS TO
SHAKE FRENCH LINE
Violent Fighting OCCURS Southeast Of
Csrny, Germans Twice Penetrating
Freneh Trenches, TO 30 Finally Driv-
on Back by Frsnoh Counter Attacks
-Gsrman Troops on Galieian From,
Withdraw When Villages Are Burned.

The German crown prince 70.
csivsd scvere beating in his re-
cent attacks along wide front in
tho Asne region, but nevertheless
he 10 sacrificing moro Of his troops
in renewed efforts to shake tho
French lines. There was violent
fighting last night south Of Cerny
on this front, but altho tho French
positions were twice penetrated the
end Of tho fighting showed them to
havo remained intact in French
hands.
A Hritish attack on tho northern
end Of tho Belgian French front,
which the. intensity Of the gun fire
Of late had seemed to indicate 40
impending, has not yet been deliv-
cred.
Paris, July 21.--In the course Of VIC
ent fighting last night on the Aisn'
'front.', southeast Of Cerny. the Ger
mans twice penetrated French trenches
and 'were driven out by counter at
lacks, the war office announced.
Several other attempts Ct differsn
parts Of this front were repulsed D.
the French, who inflicted heavy losse
on the Germans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
Yourse Gazette Announces
Resignation Of Head Of
Russian Ministry.
CHANGES FOLLOW
IN CABINET MAKEUP
TsersteIIi Becomes Minister Of lntsrior
and Nsktasoff Professionally Named
Minister Of Justiee-Oisordsriy Els-
ments in Petrosrad Arc subdusd--
Lenine, Leader Of Extremist ssoial-
lists, Under Arrest.

AItho Russia has bssn struck =
severe blow on tho northern Cali
clan front thru the mutiny OF SEQ
ments Of her troops under sxtrsm-
ist influence, tho forces Of order
appear to be getting . firmsr Grip
on tho fountain head OF the diff
Guilty in Petroorad.
The disordsriy elsmsnts 10 the
capital having bsen subdued. the
nations strongest man. ksrsnsky,N
has boon made premier ~ we'll -
minister Of war and marine.
Ono Of the signs that the Rus.
elan government intends 20 srap-
pIe in earnest with the foress OF
disorg anixation comes In the report
Of tho arrest Of Lenino, the arch-
aeitator, and some Of his lisutsn.
ants.
What course tho provisional GOV.
eminent will take toward Finland
whose diet has passed . bill de-
oiarins complete Independence Of
Russia has not bsen disclosed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21
oppe.. future War.

NPeAce must OlIeT tAo AOuAAu~s1oA -
a lasting reconciliation Of nations. II
must, as expressed in your resolution.
prevent nations from being plunged
into further ensnity thru economic
blockades, and provide Z sAfsguard THAI
the league In the arms Of our oppon-
ents does mot develop into an economic
offensive alliance against uA
"These aims may be attained within
the limits Of your resolution. as In
terpret II. We cannot again offer
peace. we have loyalty stretched out
our hands once.
ut met no response. but with the en-
tire nation and with Germany the
army, and its leaders in accord with
this declaration, the government feels
that if our enemies abandon their lust
for conquest and their aims at sub3u-
CATION and wish to enter into negotia-
tons. = y !.s+e:: = go es4iy I'd sesAs
ily for peace to what they have to say
TO us. Until then we must hold out
calmly and patiently.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-07

At eleven o'clock sharp the
opening voluntary begins service
every Sunday morning in the
Presbyterian church. At the SER
vice next Sunday morning the
sermon subject will be Conquest
Power" A very hearty welcome is
extended to- you. Our Sunday
school is conducted from 10 to
1850. prior to the service. The
Christian Endeavorers will meet in
the church building next Sunday
evening at 6:45. Topic, "A
Lesson on Excuses. Ref. Exodus
8: LII. A prayer meeting is held
every Wednesday evening in the
vestibule of the church at 1880 for
a period of IS minutes, join the
ranks.
J. G. MAPsoN, Minister.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-07
It's All Wrono.

1t is very difficult to practice what
one breaches, to make the sauce fol
the other fellows goose serve for our
own gander, or for any doctor to take
his own pill. 1t is like physician who
administers to himself a carefully
sugarcoated remedy while he admin
listers to the palate Of his patient q
dose Of raw quinine. OF course one
can swallow raw quinine If it Is nee.
essary and he has the nerve. but here
is where the world goes awry, in Civ
ing one man the raw Quinine and his
neighbOr carefully sugar-coated pill
which does the same work and avoids
all the suffering of taking the bitter
dose.-Los Angeles Times.