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Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
Pro-German Given
a Sound Thrashipg.

Union City, Ind, Nov. S.
Fred Toepser was taken from
his home here lste hast Ii4ht by
a crowd of men, blindfolded,
driv II twelve miles into the
country and severely beaten for
ALLEGED pro.Gtman statements.
He was rot seriously Injured and
mar aged to frea himself from a
ire 10 which he was tied, AT
t @ beginning of tn. European
wa, it is said, Tospser sold iOt
iron crosses at $l.00 ea'h for thf
leneft Of German war funds.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
Cltarrh Cannct Be Cured

" TN LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. ca
turrh Is a blood or constitutional disease.
mud In order to cure 1t you must take in
trrnal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure u
taken Internally, and acts directly upo;
the blood and mucous surface, Halls
Catarlh Cure "a not a quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best ply
sicians in this country for years and Is
I regular prescription. II is composed OF
,he best tonics known, combined with the
list blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combiro-
ION Of the two ingredients is what rro-
Guccs such wonderful results In curing
cp'lrrh. Send for testimonials, free.
l.. !. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo. o
sold by Druggists. prlrc &c.
Taks Hairs Family fills Tor constipation
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

taking this let Of Marion and community
Vim Hepac
mmeda delivery
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
Almost Cut on.

France Is now almost as completely
cut m from the privilege Of commerce
with her nclghbors by land MS Is Great
Britain. To put II In the reverse she
Is almost as dependable on shipping
rs England. BEFORE the war, accord.
Ing to the French ministry Of marine
France imported by land 1900, 0,oo0
tons annually while last year her
Imports by land amounted TO only l..
OOOOoO. InaSmuCh as the total "
Imports In 1915 was 100000 tons, the
proportion received by land Is very
small indeed. lnnsmuch MS France Is
NJ present much less capable of llv-
Ing Within itself than ls England by
reason ~ r'" sit 80 1lr Y -
lmpor. ..''.. .. G, .. :Iay y
be- snid that France Is even more de.
pendent upon maintaining her touch
with the sea than Is England.
The French government Is co.opcrat.
Ing with En 'd "a cy,ry , '"ib'c
way to ncrr SO lU' Product. 90 ew
Tonnage; lW ruNccs contribution
must ne, ,,ag'ly be- smaG cou' red
10 tn oi England aud the United
STATE.
Til, rUn'h minister " marine said
that Great Britain would shortly hnve
To recall n par, of the I'n vccsa''
which stv had lent 'u France lliU. d
needs ,rr increasing rapidly, AMI M
vessel VIII ho recalled lgom th' s'rr
lee of IN Ully un IS II is nrtrci 80
tween he Two countries that u I,
more n rssary 10 Ehgioud H,On to h,
nRv.
The Er'ush naiian before the Wal
was importing 'S.iDocoO tons -: goods
! a year, which fc'l to iS,OoO0oo tons IL
1915 and will he considerably furthe,
rrrrcci this year. Before the wal
fuH.;. " represented lrss than ~ pei
cent ol tho imports, In 1915 two.thlrl,
" MI Imports consisted ~ fcnistufrs
munitions of war Gad the uana,actur,
nC war supplies
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
Amc,ica 70 Fe ] We'd

Am the obligations now
laid cr farmers me is more in.
ex,rable than that to increase
he supr', = tte - ''''.
G ain su' ply abroad is merely =
r X pinv. II the
ucoYn we're freed of menace We
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
.n..i5.I VESSELS
WORK FOR ALLIES
Merchant Marine Is First Line Of
Naval Defense in This
War.
ARE feeding MANY LANDS
English Freighters Fight U.soats
While Neutral Craft Ply to Safe
zones-half Tonnage Working
for France Sent by England.

London.-An analysis of the pres.
ent status Of Great BrltaIns merchant
ieet as affected by the war will lndi.
cate more clearly than any statement
heretofore issued the extent to which
the merchant marine has been ub.
sorbed Into national service under the
Immediate control OF the government.
There Is no more emphatic proof
OF the measure In which England has
placed her resources at the disposal of
the war cause than this analysis of the
merchant fleets disposition. British
ships ARE working for France, for Italy,
for the unfortunate neutral states that
would bc threatened with starvation
II the allies. did not help to keep them
alive. Troops, munitions, equipment.
food supplies have been brought from
all quarters Of the world In british
ships, not exclusively for British con-
sumption, but for all of Brltalns al.
Hes and for neutrals. Without the
BRUSH merchant marine the worlds
international commerce would be al
most AT n stnndstll.
A famous authority ON shipping and
naval affairs recently pointed out th0t
the merchant marine has become the
first line Of naval defense In this war
aud It Is literally true. A majority of
merchant ships ARE now armed, and
therefore take the same chances ns
warshlps. They are attacked by the
enemy on sight and they fight the en-.
puy on sight
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
LONG ARRESTED
Man 'ndic,eg For Stealing Copper
Gable in Illinois
Jail.

Deputy Sheriff Roy Eas'in lef,
Thursday at rnoon for Golcon-
d', H., TO return C'arencs Lon,
Irrd ders n. Nho Nas a re, ri
It Elizabeth 'owr. III. W. d1es.
day and is bslrg held in jpil 4.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

We inow what Vim Hepatica is. We
know what il is made Of. II is not pat
ent nostrum but real medicine for the
disorders Of the stoms ch, liver, kidney and
bowels nervousness and general run down
condition
This great Nature medicine is comb
nation of eight of the finest herbal remedies
known to medical science medicines that
have been extracted from the best known
medicinal roots, herbs barks and berries,
compounded with all the skill and care OF
a physicians prescription. There is not
bit of mineral in it. The names of the in
gradients are printed right on the package,
, SO you can see just what you are taking.
They are remedies that have been known
and used for centuries by the medical pro-
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

fession and freely prescribed TODAY by the
best physicians the world over.
There is no question about its being a
reliable medicine for anyone who is weak
and run down, nervous, has indigestion,
constipation, disorders Of the stomach,
liver, kidneys or bowels. We stand right
back of it with our reputation for handling
and selling only that which we know to be
reliable
If you are feeling run down and would
like something to build you up clean out
and purify your system, we would advise
you to como in and get bottle and try it
We want you to come in and ask us
about it, taste it and see for yourself how
pleasant it is. You'll like it and it will dc
you good.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15
To cultivate good memory at frs.

To cultivate good memory at first requires effort. In time it becomes easy and natural to remember things. Conan Doyle has propounded the right idea. You must concentrate. You must not carry any useless mental baggage. Anyone wishing to acquire comprehensive knowledge of his busi- ness or of any specific subject, must not try to store his mind with endless details about other things. For ex- emple, have tried to learn all I could about the steel business; but to enable me to carry business information in my head, I have not attempted to re- tain in my mind minute detailed data about politics or baseball.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15
ALL WORN OUT

Does morning find you with lame, stiff and aching back? Are you tired all the time-find work a burden? Have you suspected your kidneys? ? Thousands of Arizona people endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. You can rely on their statements.
 Mrs. T. A. Ready, Jerome, Arizona, says: Kidney complaint came upon me suddenly. My kidneys didn't act right and were weak, My hands and feet began to swell. It seemed as though pains in my back would never let up. I would often get dizzy and little black spots would float before my eyes and blur my sight. My back ached terribly, especially in the morn ing. My sleep didn't seem to refresh me and I always felt tired out. Doan's Kidney Pills helped me so much from the first. I bought some more and before long they cured me-"
 Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that cured Mrs. Ready. -Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N; Y.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADS

Lost-Stock certificate in Tusayan Copper Co.--was made out to Gus Carlson Finder please leave at Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15

One good thing about a pit silo is that it can also be used as cyclone cellar.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15

Jail sentences for treason would be very much in the nature of a joke.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15

wanted-Work by the day by lady. P. O. Box 592.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15

FOR SALE Oak Library Table S3.50 Mission Dining Table $500. 2 Dressers S6.50, both $14. White Ivory Bed Complete $12.00. Several Chairs, each soc. 2 Show Cases, and 8 feet. Day Mantle Clock sS3.50.
 21 Aspen Avenue.
 FOR SALE White Iron Bed, complete. ..... .$12.50 Mission Dining Table. ........ 6.50 Sewing Machine ........... 14.00 Oak Dresser .............. 14.00 Also a new 4-room house close in. Will sell for small payment down. Next to P. o. 15 E. Aspen Ave
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15
FOR SALE

For Sale-$6O.00 Heiser saddle, Underwood No. typewriter and Saw age 22 High Power Rifle. All prac- tically new. Phone E. Frit, 147 R 2, Fort Valley Experiment Station.
The Coconino sun., 1917-06-15

For Sale-Hatching eggs from thoroughbred Rhode Island Reds. Phone 267 J F. O. ALLEN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
BRONCHO RIDERS
IN DOUG'S NEXT

When Douglas Fairbanks attended
the frontier celebration at Cheyenne
some weeks ago he signed Up the
winners TO take part in his next pic
ture, Fancy Jim Sherwood" The film
is now being photographed on one of
the big Wyoming ranches. and among
those who come within the camera s
range are sam Brownell. champion
bucking bronchO rider Of the world
Tommy Grimes, famous as a steer
roper; Johnny Judd. rope artist ex-
traordinary5 Jay Miller, Tom Var
berry, Bill Baker. Charley Self. Bill
Brown. H A Strickland. champion
bareback buckinE broncho rider. and
some others whose names are revered
in the sagebrush country. Frank
Campeau, Interpreter Of western roles,
is one Of the principal players in Mr..
Fairbanks company. For the picture
following this one Mr. Fairbanks will
make a flying trip 10 New York via
New Orleans The story opens in
the east. then takes the hero to Italy,
and ends in New York harbor. A
phony studio Fifth avenue would be
ridiculous. of course. so the comedian
intends coming to the real one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND LULUS BAT.
BY HOWARD r. GARIs.

uTTOw do you like it. Uncle
II WiEgilye' asked Lulu Wib-
u - hlewobble. the duck girl, as
she walked up on the porch OF the
hollow stump bungalow where Mr..
Longears the rabbit gentleman. lived
"Eh2 Oh. excuse me- What's that.
Who are you and what did you say
asked the bunny gentleman. sitting
up with a start in his easy chair.
I'm Lulu" answered the little duck
girl. and I came TO see how you liked
my new hat"
"Eh2 Oh. 7 see 7 was asleep and
dreaming Nurse Jane Fuzzy wuzzy
had just given me some new kind Of
carrot pancakes went on Uncle Wig
gily. II thought YOU meant how did
I like them So it's a new hat eh7-
Yes. answered Lulu turning
around slowly like a top that is tired
OF spinning How do you like it,
Uncle Wiggily looked at the curleT-
cues, al the Chlng-a-ua- hobs. the din
Ele-dangles and the what-you-may-
eall-its on the little duck girls hat
and said;
TT is very nice. indeed"
I'm glad you like it," spoke Lulu
Now. maybe you'll let me come
walking with you 10 look for an ad-
venture"
"Ho, Hot laughed Uncle WiggiIy.
I'D do that anyhow-hat or no hat.
But since you have It, so much the
better. Come on. I've had my nap"
So Uncle WiEgily and the duck
girl started out
Over the fields and through the
woods they went, looking for an ad-
venture. but they could not seem TO
find any and the rabbit gentleman
was beginning TO feel disappoited
when. all Of a sudden. Lulu cried
''Oh. Uncle WiEgilyi"
We'll what IS il now. my dear
Don't tell me your stockings are com
ing down the way Susie's did
NO. 70 isn't that" spoke Lulu. "but
the wind IS blowing very hard and 7
haven't any elastic on my hat 10 hold
it on my head have to keep one
wing holding IL down all the while
and I'm getting tired"
Take your wing away and see
what happens said Uncle WigEilv-
Lulu did so and-puff,-away flew
her hat
"Oh. that's too bad" cried Uncle
WiCEiiy. hopping after f. However.
it isn't hurt he said. as he brought
IL back
IT wish had some way Of fasten-
ing it on" said Lulu.
can't you use hat pin. the way
Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuZzy does2'
asked the bunny IT could make you
a hat pin out OF a long thorn"
Il haven't my hair done VI on top
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

Bingo's sole duty is to SHOW off" in
the menagerie tent. He is not re-
quired to 90 in parade and he per
forms no tricks in the rings. The lat
ter is done by three bands of his
trained companions, who are this year
doing a host Of new stunts. Bingo is
but one Of the strange sights in the
menagerie tent when Ringing Broth
ers' exhibit here Thursday. Sept 90
The ring performance of the
trained pachyderms VIII be but one Of
many novelties presented in the NAM
moth main tent Before the elephants
appear. the gorgeous fairyland spec
tacle. Cinderella" with its wonderful
settings. a cast OF 1000 actors and bal
let Of 800 fairy fays, will open the
program in the circus big top" After
the elephants have performed. will
come the scores upon scores Of fea-
lures that are this season contributing
to the greatest ring aerial and hippo
drome ensemble that the famous
brother shoWmen have ever modified.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

FINDING fault with your tools Is
- the unmistakable sign OF a bad
Il workman. Faraday mastered the
problem OF electricity with an old
bottle
Only amateurs must have appars-
tus and appliances on the most
splendid scale. Ferguson calculated
the distances Of the stars with a
handful Of glass beads threaded on a
string
Many an artist has studio. easel,
pigments and brushes far and away
superior 20 Raphael and Rubeuz but
what does he DO with them
What do you mix your coIors
withz" said a student 70 a famous
painter, 10 which the master made the
significant reply, with brains, sir"
James Watt made his first model
Of the condensinE steam engine out
OF an anatomists rusty and rejected
syringe
When the parents Of Benjamin
West hid his brush, he made one OF
extractions from the cats tail
Good tools are better than bad ones,
but all depends On the hand that holds
them and the trained brain that moves
the hand.
Talent adapts TO Its use anything
that lies close at hand
Guard against the delusion OF tax
ing liking for talent
Intensity Of desire must not be con-
fused with intensity OF power
Because you are fond Of drawing,
or Of music. It does not follow that
YOU may become a Titan, or a
Beethoven.
In choosing your vocation be guided
BY nobler thought than that Of am
bition-
The Greatest Man.
The greatest man is he who chooses
the right with the most unconquerabIe
resolution who patiently bears the
weightiest burdens. who is calmest in
storm. most fearless under frown and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Lichtenstein Has It's
MeatIess Weeks, EUen
Months; Has No Coffee

zurich. Switzerland. sept 15.-The
little principally of Iichenstein is in
a pitiful plight and suffers probably
more from the war than any other
neutral state. Wedged in between
Austria and Switzerland. who find it
Increasingly difficult to feed their
own population. the dIminutive coun-
try is practically cut off from all
imports Of fOodstuffs. During the
of the unfortunate principally only
received one pound OF bread and half
pound Of meat per head a week
from Switzerland While other neu-
trail countries have meatless DAYS,
Lichtensteain has meatiess weeks, and
even meatless months. Coffee has
become unknown. even i'm Vaduz the
capital. and cake cannot be obtained
at any price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

. Of my head. and you have 70 have Il
that way TO use hat pins, spoke Lulu
"Oh, excuse me-" said Uncle wig
gily- Well. I'm sure don't kRoW
what 70 do
Maybe If you could find those two
kind garter snakes who held up
Susie's stockings they could irvine
themselves around ny hat and under
my chin and hold ny bonnet on that
way suggested Lulu
Maybe" agreed Uncle Wiggifye
But when he and the duck girl looked
for the garter snakes the Gravity crea-
lures could not be found, having gone
TO a picnic
Then Uncle wisely thought real
hard. and he said.
"Ha, I think 7 have IT. can taks
some sticky gum from the pine tree
and fasren your new hat on your head
that way. Lulu. III do IT." And the
bunny gentleman began looking for
the pine tree
"Oh. wait a minute. II you please
cried Lulu rs that pine tree gum
gly- she asked as the bunny gen
tleman came toward her with some
on the end OF stick
IT is very sticky" he answered
'Then. II II gets IN my hair. as Il
would do If you stuck my hat on with
it. I'd never get il out" said Lulu.
Thank YOU. Uncle WiEEily, but"
~Ha- NO You are right The pine
tree gum would never do" said the
bunny uncle. throwing Il away. Now.
let me see 7 must do somethfnEfs
And IL was time he did. for the wind
was now blowing so strong that Lulu
had 10 hold her hat on with both
wings and she couldn't walk at all IN
comfort
Just then Mr.. Longesrs saw. vvsv.
ing toward him, some long pieces o.
striped grass, white and green i1
color
Hal 7 have itr- he cried Ribbon
grass- With strands OF them I can
tie Lulu's hat under her chin 50 Il
can't blow off The ribbon grass will
be as good as the piece Of string I
used on Sammie's hat"
SO. using the grass for ribbons. tbs
bunny uncle soon stopped LuIu's hat
from SsswinE away. and then theT
walked on and had ice cream cones
for a treat
And. If the ox-eyed daisy doesn't
wink at the soft boiled egg and make
it roll off the board walk. I'll tell YOU
next about Uncle WiEEilv and M.
Stubtails nose--(CopyriEht 1917. By
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicatal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

whose faith in the right IS unfalter-
ing
Heaven estimates our life work not
by its briIliancy, but by its honesty.
We can not all be great and rich,
but we can all be good and honest
Don't strive merely to get on in the
world, but live in the intent that you
may turn TO the best account the
talents with which God has endowed
you: that you may do your duty as
a man, or woman. each within his or
her proper sphere.
All callings in life are honorable,
II useful II is no disgrace to be a
street sweeper, but it Is shame to
make a poor job Of il.
II is more honorable that your son
should be a shoemaker and make good
shoes, than be a preacher preaching
sermons nobody wants TO hear.
Pope's lines contain sound philoso-
ply
Honor and shame from no condition
rise,
Act well your part. there all the honor
lies"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Leader Of the Great Elephant Herd Coming With Ringing Brothers

TAG BRGO is coming to town.
Bingo is the giant OF jungleland.
~ He Is called the captain Of all the
elephants in the world. He can trum-
pet louder. eat more hay, drink more
water and keep more peanut roasters
busy than any pachyderm that has yet
Travelled America, according to his
owners.
There are two score Of elephants
with the Ringing Brothers circus
this season and some Of them are not
to be Eneezed al in point of height and
bulk But Big Bingo makes the big
Eest Of his fellows take a back seat
ANY two Of them can hide behind his
mammoth form Bingo was born in
India and IS thought 10 be about 154
years old. His trunk is covered with
wrinkles but his eyes the as bright as
those Of Sammy OF Mary. the two
smallest babies in me circus herd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Beauty Chats
AwRward Habits.

~ YOU get get any amusement or
instruction out Of watching your
L fellow men or reu0w women
YOU must have laughed often at the
awkward positions that some girls
coil themselves into European
women. trained from infancy to as
sumo graceful attitudes. are Mortified
at the gawky positions our girls fail
into when not thinking
Next time you are in a department
store waiting room. watch the women
at the writing tables-see how many
plant their toes inwards or sit with
their feet around one leg Of a chair
When you are in a restaurant, look
at the women's feet-a surprising
number will sit with their left foot
hooked around the left foot OF CHAIR
and their right foot hooked around
way that is most amusing Wher-
viewed from in back Watch, too,
how many women sit with their legs
crOssed-which isn't so ungracetul- as
il is hard on the heart For tightly
crossed knees mean impeded eircu-
How about yourself Do you know
how TO sit2 The pretuest way IS with
the feet crossed lightly, Just rom
the ankles. This gives the feet and
leEa q EElaLE4 HDcAAANAA AAAa-A - -
and graceful. too.
watch yourself closely for little
avvl zvva rdnesses like these Beauty IS
as much in the way you conduct your
self as in hair and eyes and complex
lon and other spectacular attributes
Questions and Answer
NJ b W.-Before going into the
sun rub the skin with cold cream
and powder After being out rub
with cream again Wear broad
brimmed hats. preferably black and
brown. This prevents sunburn. This
won't hurt your skin II only for
few weeks. though as you have an
oily skin, a cold cream is not advis-
able for general use Lemon juice
and rose water. or a few drops Of
tincture OF benzoin in the rinse wa
ter. will be sufficient sstringent for
your skin
NJ B-Tes. you can take up Red
CLoss work. Write TO the Red Cross
adquarters. Washington. ID. C.. tell
them your desire and ask where you
can learn Be sure 10 tell them you
are willing to work hard, for they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
8 News Notes From Movieland q

~ OBERT LEONARD. comes word
X from the far west, IS another
photo player who has felt the
chill OF the draft Leonard was among
the fatal number in his district. and
must come up for examination in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

Walt Whitman. veteran character
actor. viii soon make his appearance
as a southern planter. wearing long
coat checkered trousers and wide
black hat, IN a Triangle production.
The Tar Heel Warrior" now under
the direction of +. Mason Hopper A
company Of negro players has been
engaged for the scenes showing the
plantation Of antebellum days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

enlist in the second officers camp at
the Preside, Los Angeles. Guy Price.
dramatic critic Of the Los Angeles
Herald, has been drafted and accept
ed, but probably viii secure exemp-
ton because Of dependents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

HELEN WARE. like so many OF her
screen sisters, made a nafhe for her
sef originally on the legitimate stage.
In sThe Garden Of AIIah.~ q SeTfr- pro-
duction- she gives n splendid portrayal
Of DOufni EnffIden.
brief time He viii ask exemption.
Robert Kane, OF the Paralta forces,
who was drafted and passed his ply
steal examination. is attempting to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Thefr Eli Qunta.

Hens are not laying very well this
summer. but they feel that they are
doing all that they ought 10 do in
view Of the sort Of rarions that are
being served out to them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

Nae hurry is TO be introduced By
Bluebird in a series of dance films
you know she was a dancer before
ever the pictures got her. Each dance.
it is said, viii be accompanied by a
chart fully explaining the steps and
the charts will be given to patrons
Of theaters on days when the Muir
ray dance films are shown So If you
want TO learn the latest ball room
steps and have given all your money
to the Red Cross, now seems 10 be
your chance.
Ethel Clayton scram bled her nice
new $4,000 automobile recently by
thoughtlessly letting it take part in
a collision