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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-05-10
SHERMAN

A number of citizens have en-
joyed the excellent angling at Ant
Ter Creek and really brought home
some fish. ...> -
Messrs. Clyde Walker, A. L. Pix.
ley and Chas. D. Tritt autoed to
Lyleton to attend the anniversary OF
Odd Fellowship Of America. A good
~ number from Antler were also pres.
ent.s
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-05-10

Graduates-We can get out your
graduation name cards more neatly
and correctly than you can get it
done at any other place in this section
of the state. We shall be glad to show
samples. tt.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-05-10

oed to Hurd Saturday.
Miss Julia Nermoe spent the week
end with her parents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
5ix British Ships and Two Destroyers Sunk
VVARSHHPS SHELL OSTEND
China WH1Se
rial Force of
$4,000 to Front

Picking. Monday, Sept. IL de
lsYed ne president and the cabinet
have agreed to tile plan Of sending a
trial division of $4,000 Chinese soldiers
10 France II money. equipment and
shipping are available. The entente
allies have approved lire proposition
and France is eager to receive the con-
tingcHt.
The Chinese probably could reach
France by january An abundant
number Of fairly trained soldiers is
Immediately available for The expedi-
ton. The premier is in favor Of send
ing 800 600 men and the provisional
authorities are heartily in support Of
the plan in the event that the Canton
provisional government gives its aD-
prevail to the war with Germany.
The Chinese soldiers proba bly, viii
be used as a second line force in
France until they are better trained
fri the latest methods of warfare
President Eens Ewo Chang has cabIed
CONCENTRATIONS to President Poincare
on the success at Nerdun The Chi
nese newspapers also are enthusIactf-
caLly praisiug France and urging
China to send troops TO aid her.
"A dispatch received from Picking
Yesterday under the date OF September
10 said that the Chinese cabinet was
willing to send 100000 soldiers to
France in compliance with the French
request The advice added that an
appeal had been made to the United
States for financial aid to equip the
Chinese troops
Toxic dispatch dated September
Is and received here yesterday. said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
BERNSTORFF ACT
TO BRING QUIZ?
Congressional Investigation Of Counts
~s50,009 influence" Regarded
as Likely.

Washington. Sept Chairman
Flood Of the house foreign affairs
committee. declared today after con-
ferrlng with Secretary Lansing that
he thought there probably would be 4
house investigation of Count Won
BernstorH's plans to influence con-
gress by spending $4,000. as revealed
in his dispatches to Berlin
Secretary Lansing sees little that a
congressional inquiry could develop
but charges made on the floor Eester-
day by Representative HeHiu Of Ala
bazna. that certain members have "act-
ed suspic5ousIy." and yelled accusa-
tons made by other Representatives
in interviews probably VIII force an
inves 5gation. Mr., Flood said.
After returning To the capitol from
the state department Mr. Flood began
conferences with house leaders to
learn their views on holding an in
quiry He declared that Secretary
Lansing gave him no new details re-
garding the Won Bernstorf message
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

Washington Sept 22-Food Adj
ministrator Hoover today added TO
his collection OF sheet music, piano
rolls and poems dedicated to his work,
one manuscript Tor a play entitled.
The Song ~ the Vegetables"
Among the characters are Michael
Potatoesou. Thomas 0nj0ns0u. Miss
Peas. Jake GarIicstein and Mrs CauIi-
flower The setting Of the allegory.
which the author states has been sub
mitted TO producers. is at the top Of
Jacks beausta4k. and economy OF
f1ol j. ore Of the morals Of the tale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
GEN. KORNILOFF USED AS
TOOL IN RUSS REBELLION

who as nominees of the provisional
government would probably remain
faithful
General EorniIoH at the congress oil
conmissariea delivered an alarmist
speech. describing darkiy conditions
in the front and rear
Supreme Commissary FjIopenbo de-
clares that when the revolt began, in
Mohilev the only troops consisted of
a body guard OF Turcomans and a de-
tachment of the cavaliers CT ST.
George, the former wholly and the lat
Ter mainly supporters OF Korniloh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
REV.KELLyIS NOT
PLACED ON STAND


Red Oak, Iowa. Sept % Without
calling the defendant to the witness
stand, the defense rested AZ 1885 a.
"a today in the trial of Rev. Ign
George J, Kelly, charged with murder
IN connection with the FillSca ak
sayings oi 1912. and the state i'm
44e0}aJely began It's rebuttaI
The states rebuttal testimony. it
was said probably would occupy a
Jay and a half. clearing the way for
anal arguments the early part OF next
Week. This would mean that the case
would So ~ the jury probably by the
alddIe 9I The week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
America s Stand
Not Changed by
euto11ic Notes

Washington, Sept, -. The re-
tria to Pope Benedict's peace pro-
Uosal contain nothing that viii in
any way alter the position of the
United States as outlined in Pres
ident's Wilson'S reply 10 the pope
All officials and diplomats here gave
indications that the replies were little
less than had been expected,
First examination OF the replies Off
Gals thought failed to disclose any
thing in the nature Of terms which
would afford a basis for discussion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
Arms cannot Ind Present Var.
sunk II F0TR HINTTEs.

An Atlantic Port. Sept 22-The big
Atlantic transport liner Mjuuehaha.
sunk by a German submarine Sept Z,
went down in four minutes after be
ing t0rpedoed. according to Harry
Clark, veterinary surgeon who ar
rived here today Mr. Clark said the
sinking occurred IN Bautry bay He
learned the story from survivors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
F0IR ARREsTEn IN NTRDER

New York, Sept. 22.-Four men weTe
arrested here today in connection with
the murder in Philadelphia last We'd
nesday of Policeman Eppley in a pc
Htical feud as a result of which
charges have been made there against
Mayor smith and others prominent III
politics
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
GEN. SCOTT RETTRES;
BLISS TAKES PLACE

Washington. Sept Major Gen
eral Hugh t. Scott retired today as
chief Of STAFF OF the army and was
succeeded by Major General Tasker H..
Bliss.
General Scott. S. years old. had
reached the age limit but viii mined
lately be recalled TO active duty in
connection with the training Of troops
in this country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
THE WEATHER

and YIeinity

Fair tonight and SUNDAY. warmer
Sunday
Temperature at a m. 81. highest
yesterday 70. lowest last night. So
Velocity Of wind at a IA. miles
per hour
Precipitation none
Relative humidity al D. m. as, at r
q m. So al ] p m to-day Al
Stage Of water feet. fail of q in
last - hours
] NJ SHEBIER, Mete0rologist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
] oufOr1 Notes
In q Nutshell

The full text Of the German and
Austrian answers to Pope Bene-
diets peace note express deep
appreciation Of the papal EFFORT TO
bring about peace and greet sWith
special sympathy the leading idea
of the peace appeal emhodyIng
the papaI conviction, shat fhe ma
terIal power of arms must be SUPP
pressed by the moral power OF
right"
Stress is laid upon the claim in
the German note that Emperor
William all through his reign has
been animated by pacific pur-
poses and that he did his utmost to
prevent the present war. Tine
EapaI recommendation for limj-
fations OF armament and settle
ment OF disputes by arbitration
are sympatbeticaly alluded to
and it is declared that the German
government "WiI in this respect
support every proposal c0mDat-
~Ibse with the vital interests Of the
German empire and people,
"a 81 toiHt&H HAt l}dA G&t&ldAkF
that representatives Of the Ger
man people were taken into con-
ference by the government I'm pre-
pairing IFS reply 90 the papaI
note,
Nothing approaching a definite
idea OF what Germany's terms
would be were pace conference
called, is contained in the note.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22
CUREAS
SEE:NBYPOPE
IS GIVEN OUT
Disarmament, End Con
scription and Boycott Vic
lator Pontif' S Plan.

Rome, Sept. q Delayed Cardinal
Gasparri, the papaI secretary OF state.
tonight emphasized to The Associated
Press the views Of the vatican regard
ing solution of the war by the sup
precision OF CONSUMPTION ana also a
joint commercial boycott Of any ma
ti0n which refused 10 disarm. the 0c-
CasiOn being the publication iii the
Italia of Milan, Of an article on the
peace plan of the holy see. 1t is evil
dent from the article that the vatican
asplTes TO suppress German mllitar-
ism by securing peace treaty re
curing the permanent disarmament
Of that nation.
The Italia declared that the holy see
in its call for peace, out of a feeling
Of delicacv towards the beIljgerent
powers. would not indicate practical
means with which 10 obtain and main
tain disarmament. leaving the nations
to decide the means. but Cardinal Gas
parri said the holy see is convinced
shat among ali the plans suggested so
far the only practical and possible one
is the following
Use Boycott On Yi0lator.
"By an accord among the civilized
nations. including neutrals, TO sup
press obligatory military service, to
institute an arbitration tribunal ana
as Il guarantee 70 direct q general boy
colt against nations which again at
tempt 10 introduce CONSUMPTION or
which refuse TO submit international
questions to arbitration or accept its
decisions. a guarantee which Lord
Robert Cecil British parliamentary
under secretary for foreign aGairsl
has shown would have great bene-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

Continued on Page slzteen)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-22

Assoc iated Press
Leased Wire Report
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

Squire T. A. va dell found q
tax re,eipt ON hu dred yea S
old in some paper5 a the old
Campbell place which he pur.
chased recently. reading as fol
lows.
Received, this 18th day OF
June, 1917, from Aquilla Rrash.
er the sum of eighty cents, being
the amount of the direct tax o.
1916, upon the property of said
Brasher OF the county Of Living
ston in tie fifth Collection Dis
trict, in the State c. KartaeAY.
y Dollars so cents.
Vim. Newton.
Collector for the 9th Collection
District in the Safe of Ken
lucky "
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
Makes Boy A New
Mouth Out OF Rib.

Chicago, Dec. u A surgical
operation. wItnesstd by scores
OF surgeons aud students yes'er-
day restored perfect mouth to
en- year old George Vincent.
whose chin was mostly shotaway
by the di charge Of u shotgun.
DR.. ". j. Hurley, head sur.
geon OF ST. Bernards. made the
Few mouth and chin by uars-
planting "a rib ana the recon.
struct,on was completed by the
restoration of the te, IN. D..
Hurley cut open the boys face
and DR. Oscar Struc, inserted
compl te bridge work il the
rao,pl med nb When the
stitches are remoy d. Surgeons
said the b y c.uid return TO ms
home h. Saul. Ste Marie, Mich,
with % perfect mouth and n, dis
hsT.u,ut.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
COLOR CURES SHELL SHOCK
Famous British Expert Believes vibra-
tlons VIII Restore Ailino ,
Soldiers.

London. A novel experiment Of
treating soldiers suffering from shell
shock and overweight nerves by color
vibrations is being made IN McCaal's
hospital. The test Is the Idea OF II.
Kemp Prosser, q famous color ex-
pert.
"Shell shock Is n disease Of the It's
sues of the BRAIN" he said. "The cor.
rect vibrations OF color will build them
up. plan 10 do away with the sense
Of confinement which affects the
nerves by introducing the color vibra-
lions OF out-of-doors. paint the cell.
Ing the color Of the sky, the walls
'cmon.ycllow, the color of sunlight,
and use few touches or green, the
color Of bursting buds. a, ..
AS the patient becomes stronger I'll
Introduce stronger vibrations such as
violet and orange" #f .u
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
CRlLDRtk'S KIDNEYS
No Marion Mother Should Neglect
The Lille Ones Health

Oftentimes weak kidneys cause
great annoyance and embarrassment
TO children. Inability to control Il
kidney secretions at night or while AT
play. is attributed TO carelessness and
too frequently the child Is punished.
Parents having children troubled with
kidney weakness would do well {,
treat the kidneys with tested aro
proven kidney remedy. II there Is
pain IN the back, discoiored urine. IL.
regular u-instion, headaches. DIZZY
spells ur tired. worn-Uut feeling. trl
D,an' kidney Ii,ls at once A rene
dS that has b,en u,ed IN kidney trou.
bley forever 50 years and h,s beer
Recommended by thousands Proof OF
merit ia Marion citizens statement
SIR G. ". Patterson. Elm & Gun
- says "A member Of my family
WAS troubled with weak kidneys. Tni,
caused considerable distress when SUI
ftring with colds, as the kidney secre.
tons passed too frequently. had
often heard II Doan's Kidney Fills and
got box at Haynes & ray.rr's drug
tore. one box cured the complaint
IN short order and can cr.ta.uly rec
ommsnd Dnaps Kidney PILE 90 any
mother VITO hos childr,nsuTerirg from
" ak Moneys
PiefOc.itf 90 all dealers Don
iIply ask o. q kid cy remedy ge.
Do'ns Kidney rill,-the umt thai
Mrs. Patterson nd Foster M'lauu
Co.,, Migrs.. Buffalo. ~ Y 3
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

Ia d ta'ling 6.Uo0 feet OF st ell
ca, lie WIS carried apitlg south
through Kansas. The cable play.
eI havoc with teIlph e and teIe.
graph wires, tearing down long
s retches at time aru Lprlo,iug
or breaking off poles. The bal.
'oon ls sail TO have carried five
tons o, steel ballast.
The balloon p IS d over Ney.
tor, Kan at 1880 O'Clock AID
to. down light blotts -
in the city ana broke of many
poles, Considerable damag- ais
was sad u have peen co.e TO
homes and cGiee Buildings by the
heavy cable
The balloon wss still aiO ear y
aud was ported travelling at a
speed y, sterday ard drifting
southwest. 1t mad reach q the
Oklahoma state line Of for = FIVE
miles an hour,
/ All telephone ani telegraph
. wires between Medicine Lodge.
Kan. and Harper. Kan. have
been torn down by lhe cable.
There was no one in the biz air
ship.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

A British Tommy who dies is said
by his comrades to have gone west"
Could a finer, more poetlcal term for
death be invented? 1t brings up
thought Of golden, soul.calmlng sun
sets. II pictures still twllights when
the smoke of cottage chlmneys is
climbing straight and leisurely In the
air, the windows Of home are shining
with the reflected last rays of light
from out Of the west. Death TO the
man who goes west" Is not the cold
grave, but return to the warm, com
forting bosom of the God who makes
his affection and mercy manifest In
the evening skies.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
COAL CAS- FOR fiiT0s
Nay Be Used as a Substi, :, y. =, ~
. Gasoline.
idea Originated Abroad Where II
Pas Been Ussd with Complete
Success.


Observation-Disclosures here are
greatly Interested IN new p'ah Ior
CO" ..N'hE saSoii&' ny SuhNn'H"'6
c'.' rs Tor prop'''ils au'v'n'..'.'
ana o.-yr engines recurring S"So.'''e'
'' age" ''lN''.'''' "''"""' N"''
su'H '"hN'r'a''''' - N,''' h''"'!S ol
.'' i''.''u Il ''' ''.' S'''>, '''''N' nav
zee" SIN !" '''''' 'vy'.''' ,.'' '..'
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g. .- .,, g., a.. a,,-.,.,.
w ' w -. r' Wv -. - ''',,
is..,r 80 -. ,''''' ,''' ,.. ~, r,,a ,hnn,
oror,, ers Milo 10 ..mo norts inf ,ga
country T., ,;,.,. ~ d.. success nrr,.
attention pw b.ue devoted to the
development of ne Pa. here al
abroad.
Ahort % cuhic feet of coal gas Is
rcr,ired 70 eouol q gallon Of gasoline.
I. s r.,s,r e,.'.', --alrors
h,va mar ba,.r fouud no hest mr.
r,nromcnt ma .,..' If ras bag
made Of =, =" e. e.lr, -sey,d n 4
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

There IL more Cainirh IN this seci,oh
OF tie country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II was sop.
posed. " be .aoaFable. p~ytcts nsCsvrlbal
coal remedies, and by constantly iutlinr
H ruIc With ...al t',a''g,.. .ln'.,..
= H,Uiahl,. tatrrr. p... d.,srd
greatly influenced by constitutional cor.
liior3 anl therefore requires consi,g-
ujbGl treatment Hare Catalih M,a,.
cine, manufactured by y 7 cheney "
Co, Toledo, Ohio, u rUur, ui,,nui
rcigt iy. X taken internally am aDF
thrR ihe Blood On tho Niu'"ts -urip, :
u tue system. oug Hundred Dpis,s ~.
ward y rTctei 'or G1v case th.t lia'I
..ttin mtIi e.l. %.
'iryl.,fl rrf st.''"
. q. G.IINLs i.1tHN fH.
2J'i Peg '..,Ltf t.D
lpN I,4u l, pa isf ,cu. ton
- A. .a....l-r-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

The children OF the next generation
will have wonderful time studyinE
history, for by that time the moving
picture machine will have its place ia
The schools, ana this wonderful war
viii be set before them yisually In a.
way to entrance their small souls and
make their history lessons the most
exciting part Of their lives. The ordi-
nary moving picture play will be as
Lothiug beside, Tie real facts.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
kept The ORE
TRAFFIC MOVING
Effective Work Of Navy on the
Great Lakes.
nANYPl0TS ARE FRUSTRATED
Wheelsmsn, Captured on Great Lake
Freiuhter, Identified as German
Navy oftieers-Two Frel1hters Sunk
in Peculiar Mannec-Commander
MeMunn in Command Of Fleet.

uidlon ,u.ov +, 81 ,or,,in li,,lo h,r.
Nor of IN, Gr,,t I.l.s is 81 r,ubo,t
LIS coot IL h,ttl. groy. its yrus
Moor mnnocingIy from snopsor md
borhettn II is NOT oivan IN r.v,oI In.
evoc, l,r,tior of m. shin
Aovbn,y ia r,rt,in Js TN. diytirc.
five I....,.,. ,f ,.rfr fnr Communal.
cr W y ,ra,,,,,, y = y is r,.uun
v,, he's "tert 49,. ,rs ,.,f,. ..,y,n,.o
,rd l,.,,,,,. ,l., or, o.. o., I'M,
wit, Cha n,t,r, or ,,,, f.,.. l.., .,
t,ncir,I th ii, 49,. i..r ,.l
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60 - ~. '' -, a.. -, -.
Is nrodrcod =, ~, ,.,,, ro.,,n AMI
frsirh,ad ~ -, .,., a.,.,,.,,,,n sa'
s,, IN LOT, ,,...,. ., til min,
Traffic In uet.ls ans so,son bos h,on
NOR. shan dopnl, That nj any nrevI,us
a.. r,a ovoct 6r,res NOT yot bov
- ~
a
many r'0's rus,ra'eo'
MUCH mas p''n S"'u auou' 'I'e P'o'
iec'ioh "nofueu steer mus ana mum
uohs lu''o''es' "ul H'''e Nus o'eh
prih'eu concerning 'he equ"i'! eun'i'n'
pro'ecuoh anorueu 'he ore oeiote II
Ie"ches 'n'se 'nuus''l'' p'"n's' in,a
Is the TASK u winch 'he navy uep"'''
meht NJ 'he opening OF Navigation on
ihe lah's lhst spring ">S'sn'u 'ou'
manner McMuhh' 1t save MN no.c
IMAM lh'ee'S'o'e VESSELS ringing III
SIZE from IN opeh'sPeeu iauhch 10
l'-o-'oh suhooh's, constant Nlsilhhce
on Tue paFt Oh 'oIilianuer NcNuuh
ana each OF MS onlcers anu men ms
eeeh he price pa'u 10 keep the path
door locked oefore somebody stole the
horse.
Commander NJ Slunh VIII tax h'te
OF MS experience ANNOUNCEMENTS
from washington however from Time
10 time nave hIhted OF herman plots
anu'Amerlcnn propaganda l. W. W.
agitation all suppressed by this quietly
,necu'e arm OF 'he navy
Ihere are stories oil Wheel'hen on
Great Lakes treish'ers VINO nave oeeh
taken mo CUSTODY ny havai oheers
ana VINO nave been iuehuned us ON
GERS oil the German navy ihere are
TWO large 'ake ire'sh'efs' Shk IN d
VNaA "A N
most peeui'hr tiihnher ~ Ne Utmost 10
ciose 10 ha''s"'ion one Oh Tue 'n"s' I'M
por,ant ~ 'or's' mere - report
'"u' ''r'''" interests W pu'u'h s'n.
worn 10 Noihihanuer Mcsiuhn INA, II
49, ,,r SET 100, III 'i'a' ci,y he "ou'u
shot anu A'heu' u"u 'ne'e y we
Ier,npu s'a,e'nrnt 'h"' Ion command, |,
Monu'n rel''eu .! soi"s " ''u'u ,, ", Nv
Nu,A'nb una' ''eu "'u un"'''"ueu vi
u , uU"n '"' .'o'V''e''''''' W 'N.'
. Guy "H. l'o "'''''p' "'' 'u''e " VIZ
'''i' '''.ue',
5000 reno" ana ooo1 e''or'
vi MN one ot MS '',''N ,''','' ~
c,hl'E S''''i JUST ,".,''- "..'.'N "'"
WIN '''",.'"Nu'' '''''.'I" gives J wv
t"e .u'a ""' "' = " jug 'L '''-
low ne - uu' "'''' NAV '"''' .
'eii you mn lie y ".'' J'.'! '
s"hor, Jo"S soou "sA,'., 1"' d J.', :,
s"ou pus'l'NS '"uu "''' "''I VIZ, u
you also ABOUT MS foresight, UltH'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

Some people Who eat oatmeal for a
breakfast dish flavor 1t with sugar,
and Others With salt. Those who like
it with salt declare that salt is bet
ter flavor than sugar. Now that Adj
mlnistratGr Hoover is urging AmerI-
cans to Save sugar, why wouldn't the
people who have been putting sugar
on their oatueal do well TO Try salt in
stead, and see how they like it, An
Jthtf way of saving sugar would be
TO sprinkle salt instead of sugar on
musk melons. Epicures es a rule de-
cry sugar for that purpose, declaring
that it DISCUSSES the delicious flavor
of the. melon, while the salt brings 1t
ont. Americans are inclined to eat
more sugar than is good for them. The
prevalence Of diabetes and Bright's
disease may be due to this habit. Saw
ing sugar very likely would tend to
conservation Of health.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
How,s Thi.}

We oNsr ono li".'UI H."fI 1rward
fer nny case o' CaHU. ... cannot be
cured hy Han. rutarl Medicine.
Hall CWafrh Mei'.r. l.H been taken
by oatatrh sufferers i1r tho past thirty
I've years. ana has become known AZ tho
most reliable remedy tnr Catarfh Hairs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru tho Blood o,
the Mucous surfaces crpclling the Pot
son fror, the Blood and healing the dis.
eH',d portopS t...Tf.
Aileg YOU have taken Halls Ca,afrh
Medicine for a short time you wiil ne. n
great Improvement IN your general
health star, taking Hairs CAtarrh Med
cinc a, once and g.t rid Of catarrh. SEND
for testimonials free
=. J, CHENEY a CO, Toledo. ohie.
soid by all Druggists. &c.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

Since February I, the destruction
wrought upon British commerce by u
beats has aggregated 100000. tons.
This Is only 90 per cent of the German
estimate Of what 1t would be, but 1t Is
QUITE hIrsc enough to warrant the Ut.
host energy In the prosecution Of the
American shipb aiding campaign.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
WHAT NE|GABoRS IN KENTUCKY
Say About a New Discovery.

Many local people are glad 10 testify
80 the good results obtained fr0n Auuric
The discovery OF Doctor Pierce OF tht
Invallds' Hotel, Buffalo. y. Y. for llsSne}
and bladder disorders, backache, Net.
matism and all uric acid troubles lLil
& what MRs. VI. j. BRIDwELL Of Cox
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
THE HUGE
ARMY BALLOON
Breaks Away, Steel Trailing Gable
Ccu,ing Great Damage In
The West.

Wichita. KIN. De. II. A
huge Ulited States army ba ION
81 tie new Fie 'ch type, inf ted
with 5000 cubic fee, Of gas.
broke away IN a high wind late
Sunday at Fort Omaha, N,b ,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

The entrance OF the United States
TAO the wat.was a tremendous ilnan.
c'ql defeat for Gcrmany's business
i'-n who are carrying the heavy finan-
c'rl burden Of war, They could strug.
10 against The British and French
finances, but the boundlcss wealth Of
America Is crushing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13
he Was Wrono Rloht,

II really believe, VIII Atwood, thnl
von married ME because have
money" she announced with n fire
display Of feeling. mo, you're wrong"
returned her husband, cnndidiy. =
married YOU because I thought you'T
I.i iue have some Of It." .I. ,I'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-12-13

Creek, KY, says:
II want 10 tell a.
suffering humanity
What a help hmirt
has been TO me
Before taking 10 !
felt weak aud dizzy
aud did NOT feel e
performing N %
household duiics J
have taken tu,
packages ui the late
let, and feel DIS" Pc
different person I
am - well picH>,.
with the result.
that / want aU IIs