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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
SUPERVISORS MAKE UP
DIFFERENCE IN SALARY

Tuesday night tho board Of super.
visOrs came to the aid of a family
whose onl' means OF support has been
called into tie service of the country
by voting to pay Mrs, John s. Towns
end $81 a month while her husband is
away The $81 Is he, difference be-
tween the $44 VIII \ Townsend re.
ceives from the navy and his pay Of
1925 as inspector IN the Manoa i'm
provement district.
Arnold was tie only member Of the
board who opposed giving the relief
and his opposition was only half heart
cd. Hatch staunchly supported the
resolution, declaring that Mrs, Towns
end and her two little girls are in dis.
tress and that it would not set a PreCe
dent -. . g. j. .-.-.-.-... &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
OUTR|GGER CANOE
CLUB Dance


The regular members monthly
moonbeam dance will be held at the
pavilion on Saturday, May 5, begin
ming at SIS p. m.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
Continued from page one)

day and our cows furnish all the milk.
We. could 60 on forever If some one
would give US enough garden space to
grow truck"
High Sheriff Jarrett was out when
the prison was called but Deputy War
den Nelson answered. We've got
our stuff on contract prices, too" he
boasted.
"WhatIl you do when they run
out?" was the question.
Good night" came floating back
as he rang off.
Board Member Sick Over II
A call at the Industrial Accident
Board office brought good results:
I'VE can't hold a meeting up here, "
said a lady's sweet voice at the
phone. One of our members is sick.
think he worried tou much over the
high cost of living"
George w. Patty, secretary of the
Anti-Saleon League. had his little
say" and good one, too, over the
wire
Booze is to large degree respon-
sible for the high cost of living. ~ he
declared, or at least for the hard.
ships that res ult from elevated prices.
Cut out spending money for Looze
and there you are. More for food
and clothes, eh
The reporter was nearly through.
Reams of copy" were staring him in
the face. He had to get busy "muy
pronto." More hotels and offices ana
hospitals might have been. called. But
what was the use? 1t was all the
same; a like story in different Ian
euaec As a. FLYING chance he called
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
DON'T forget

The big bargain sale Of Rebuilt and
Used Cars by The Won Hamm- Young
Company. corner Alakea and Hotel
Streets. from Tuesday, May LIST, to
Saturday, May 5th.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

Dennis Rodrigues, nine-year-old
boy, burned both feet severely Mon
day evening wCen lie turned the
tap of. Rapid Transit tar tank that
was standing on Liliha Street, above
the poi factory. The scalding hqud
squirted out on him. He was treated
at the emergency hospital.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Dorothy Dix Says
Watch Your step Girls Isn't Enough for You Just to Be
Good You Must Look Good and Act Good.
By Dorothy Dix


was a good girl and her reputation T.,
hopclcSSly Smlrchcd.
| know another girl who is sweet
and tender, and really with the heart
and soul Of lady, but she has cult
waited the manners of rouStabout. and
a voice that Shricks like A fog horn
and she delights IN shocking peopl,
ana YOU couldn't convince the general
public. no save your life, that she's any
thing but coarse, and common, and val
gar.
And SO it goes, girls. II isn't enough
to be good. You must look good, and
act good. People Judge you by YOUR
appearance. That's all they've got 10
go hy.
Any woman that dresses modest.
and quietly and who conducts herself
IN discreet and reserved manner com
mands respect and Difference from all
about her And she gets IT, You never
near oi such a ono being acCostcd on
the street or ANNOYED by impcrtncnces
IN an office
But the girl who goes out on the
street painted up and dressed like the
women OF the street, and who oggcS
and illrts with men. has no right To
complain II she receives the treatment
that her appearance and conduct N
vite
The girl who makes herself familiar
with men IN the Office, who listens 10.
and tells of colored stories, has only
/ herself 70 blame II the men about heG
Judge her by the side ot her character
that she shows them They can't know
that her daredevil attitude is lust a
pose. and that at the bottom She is A
little Puritan.
You must look good, a, well as he
good, girl Watch your step,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
STATE SESSION.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Okla, Camp, No 4, Woodmen OF the
World, Of this city, will hold a rcrcp.
ton and advertisement Thursday night,
February 9Th. in'honor OF all state oi,i
cialS, state senator's aud representatives,
who are members OF the order. The
governor, several members OF the Su.
ptemc court, corporation commission
ers, insurance department and about
forty members of the Legislature, as
well nS numerous employees OF the dit-
ietcnt state departments who are mem
hers oi the order have been invited \
program has been prepared, refresh
mcnt, viii hc served. and a hlg turn
ont ui the local members and all Wood
men IN the city IS expected The enter.
,arnmcnt will he held W the Camps
hall over Wes,iall's drug store, lOo
Vest Main street--Adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

wonderful in their way ns my magic nd
die is iu i'9 WY when any enc hns
Them ON hc can sec or find, anything he
wishes. and no one else can see him
uut,I ho takes them or IN lct Nuu take
W'm for a. white II you'll give me back
my fiddle"
rurlo Wlggily snld no would ana tho
lillo man. after PLAYING litllc Jolly
nun" thu' made l.uDlo Nlgg,ly aud Nurse
lluc drn", houp,l m through the
woods with his violin. leaving the mag.
'nl sprrncIos With tn, bunny
Sur'N you are mot ro'ur in ~, them
or 'rl,d Nurs" Jane. gs She looked ct
I urlc WIrgIly
= think So he said. md he did
Vow said NE. I wish To see Grand
father Go1scy Gnudcr' Ne waited n
second and q queer look came over his
incc Then all NJ Il sudden Nurse Jane
cried;
"oh. Uncle Wleeny' can't see you
Where are yuu?'
Hero l am" said tho rabbit gentle
man. ns hn suddenly appeared In view.
n WIS th, magical spccitcles.' he cX-
planned Inuv made mo disappear"
\rd did YOU see Grandpa Gooscy?'
asked Nurs" jane
AS plaiuly pa / see YOU" answered
tho rnhbit Here. yuu ny the glasses" "
Nurso Jane did. wishing to see Mrs.
WinhlcVohblo. the duck lady. And when
the muskmt housckecpcr took off the
glasses the bunny asked
Well did YOU see her.
u did,' answered Nurse Jane. She
wns pccliug potatoes for dinner Those
gpDCpClDs are wonderful
They certainly arc" said Mr.. Long
ears 'Ill have some fuu with them
Then ho went about, wishing to sec
one after another Of his animal trl'nd,
NUl 10, saw them lS plainly ns thouHl
/ he stood hy their sides, and none oi then
/ knew ANYTHING about II
Then Us tnclo Wiggilv was golng
} through the woods hc heard soma nnl
/ say.
on dear Ia lost, and wen never
! find It Ogain"
What's lost?" asked the bunny uncle
..our football that We we're playins
| With In the snow" answered Johnni,
! Nshytail. the squirrel boy, and he and
his brother Rlll,o, and sammic Little
] tail, the rabbit hoy. were all having fur
together They had kicked the football
| into snow drift aud II was lost.
nut IN find II for YOU. said hcl'
/ Wiggib. Putting on the magica
/ glasses he simply wished 10 see the foot
/ hpll and To- In an lnstan, he saw II a.
/ plainly ~ day under "A fnt-oN drift NJ
| snow where tho animal boys had no
thought ~ looking
"Oh. that's fine" they cried, wher
| they had finished laughing at tho wa,
Uncle Wiggily vanished and came hacl
again.
'rhe bunny uncle travelled on and on
Tie came to a place whore Mamie Wag
tail, the gont girl and lost y penny N
| the woods and with his magical spec
7 ipylcg Uncle NiCuih suln found n NoN
/ hr disroycrrd pu orange lnllo Ionginll
/ the mouse boy had dropped down q kno
hole
There was no end to the lost play to,l
TOYS and other thiugs l'uclo WiggilI
the little man had given him and final
'hs walking In tho Nooda one day, IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

bunny gentleman. putting nu the glasses.
wished he might see Nutsr JBndc far of
~ the hollow stump bungalow
And I'm the tNinkng u an cyc he SOW
her but. sd to say. just Hs h" looked
through tho magical glasses Uncle Wig
gilN saw 4 spark from a match she was
lighting set fire to Nurse James dress,
and she Was beginning 10 burn
Oh how wish ! was there TO put
out the fire and save her" cried the
bunny, and NO sooner had he wished
that than along came SluhHd tho Sailor
with his magical rarpct that could travel
m tho clouds like mn uirship
An aboard called Slnhpd Got on
the carpet. Uncle Wiggily, aud we'll be
at Your bungalow In u jiffy and save
Nurse Jane
And there they were Sinhad wrapped
tho muskrat lady In tho carpet md put
the fire out before II had burned het
at NIL Rut n was good thing Uncle
Wiggily had those magical spcctaclcs
wasn't ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CIVILIANS WILL
AID IN DEFENSE
IF WAR RESULTS
Committee of Fifty Plans Va
riouS Activities,

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-lgadlng rep
resen,ativcs OF all industrial classes
capitalists. labor leaders agricnlturis,s'
and professional men will compose the
committee OF fifty that will be ap
pointed here to- cooperate with the ted
cral government, If necessity arises Tor
natiosal defense. The organization ct
this body is in the hand, of the Ma
tional Civic federation \ committee
Of three 20 remain in Washington as
representatives OF the defense commit
tee. will be appointed
President GomperS Of the American
Federation Of Labor has promised ms
cooperation. :,
Efforts TO organize under ono head
various movements 70 equip the women
OF the nation for war service nave
been started by the National. League OF
Women service
The work will he standardized under
nine heads.
Social welfare, home administration,
agriculture, health, work and nursing.
signaling and map reading motor
driving. camp lie, general service.
By this program various organl'a-
tions now active may keep their ldcn,
tity by co-ordnatlng with the national
league,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
HAD SUFFERED
SINCE SHE WAS
A YOUNG GIRL
Had Nervous Indigestion and
Had About Given Up
All Hope.
TANLAC BRINGS RELIEF
Mrs. Wright Declares That She
Ia Now Well and Happy
Again,

t..,. ,,,,p,IFr AL Myll
among Wv IT." -. mcnnl, ,,ho have
known oh'',',"'I -" 49, ,,',,c,. -, thc
recen'ly ,cSu.Iu l..,,.,,o j." "1 1,nt,, !. Mrs
wonuo,,ui W., Wv" ,,.,l,. ~, s0s South
anna WI ,Eu', WI WI, ,mi NJ, Wr,pht
Shar'cl SIt,I wv, " ',' ,t.,nnh;. T"n.
are alSo W'u N'.,M" ,. ~ ,,.nJ ,nr many
neSSec' "n'', .",l .r,,n u,,, NIrs
ysarS, an. II N'' WV. .r'tr. f,nnJ
WriShN INC ..,'.Ij, ,n'uI',u, " i, ",crrn,n,np
ian'a' so ''''i'' "'u,, n., ,L. r,,I,h
her tTouol,I "''u tNU,s ,,.,,. ,, ,n,,,.
and 'tTe's,n N,n,n ... Sno -, ,',,h fine
IN an '''''',',''S .' ,L, \lc.,i,Il
lama, i'P''''i'".',' ~ s,,' @ t',., AGO.
Drug Horpa''F , ,'''' " wv '' 80
M, NIiHn' s'l" ,,,l .,,, ... "a, h,,l
Wheh ! "'' ", ''',', "" '..,,.,"l ,,, ,',,L
as can rcln''I''.' ''e ,',,, ','' , ,'.
nervous 'n''S''''"' '''" e. I e,,'"' ,.nf. ,,ll,.
satlon III my >'','''". L...,.h ,,.
ABOUT inc ''E''","s '"" ,,.,',,,;nn .i,, ,,c
sp'ns oi every N,'' wv ,I',u1 u,11 ,,',.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
BADLY INJURED
BY MACHINERY
As a Result Of Injury Engineer
Suffered From Chronic Consti.
patton, Which Only Black.
Draught Relieved.

RoSSyillc, Ga.-ln describing her hu,-
bands case, Mrs Kate Able. Of this
town says "Oncc, while lifting, he
injured himself with piece of heavy
machinery, across the abdomen. He
was so sore he could not bear to pres,
on himself a, all ON chest or abdomen.
He weighed los lbs, and icll of until
he weighed ITO lbs, in two weeks He
bttarr ruuytpatcd, and it looked like
he would die ... He would turn up
ten cent bottle OF castor oil, and drink II
two or three days in succession
without result
We became desperate. he suffered so,
Tie was swollen terribly HcStold mo
his suffering could only be described as
torture sent and bought ThedfordS
Black Draught made him take a big
dose hc was IN such misery hut
he go, telci and began to mend at once
He got well and We both feel he owes
his lllc to- Thediotd's Black. Draugh,
! am giving this testimonial freely
and voluntarily, as We feel we wan,
others TO know what this medicine will
do and because we are indeed grateful"
In It's 20 years NJ successful use.
Ihcdlords BLACK Draughi has been
found tu promptly relieve constipation.
headache indigestion etc, and ,tlnu
late the liver to do IT, work IN a natural
way 1t IS purely vegetable. safe aud
reliable Try IT, At all druggists.
price 2Sc a package, Costs only one
leent a dose.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Cuba May Join
American Course

HAVANA Feb. Placing in the
background Tor the momgrt, the inter
nal political situation IN Cuba, the
breaking oit Of diplomatic relations be.
tween the United States and Germany
with possible similar action on the part
of the Cuban government has become
the all-ab'orbing topic here with public
opinion strongly supporting President
Wilson's action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

.TliIN is ,cnSorlouS world, glrIi,
and it Judges by appearance.
Therefore It isn't enough for You
lust TO be good You must look good
and act good
know girl who has lust lost =
fine position a, stcnographcr IN big
hus.uc,, house asked her employer
wh he had dismissed her
"Br,ati,c Of the way she dressed,
he ,a,l "Shc1wa always dolIcd uP ~
tine most gorgeous clothes, and ever,
man that came INTO the office icll
called ON to jolly INC about her. who
Is the little queen they would ask,
and ,mrk At me and her | couldn't
stand for that II doesn't do a buSl-
ness Office any good TO get a reputation
for that sort ot thing and 50 ] let her
po, although She was 4 competent ste
nagaphcr and always conducted her
SELF like a perfect lady
Naw ! know thus grl 70 be as fine
and modest a Young woman as ever
lived, but shc dressed IN a way that
made men think and speak lightly OF
her She was good but she didn't look
good
Know other wor KING girs VINO
make thl, same mistake. They come to
hn'n'N I'r,hch mp on h'Sn neei'j
s.','' WI" ''N ,',, N'I I,,i VI 80, ",,'
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''hoN,l'' ourselves ~ a r.''e.'.y
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wrong. ana ~ ,Ua' Hl'I nNcn ',''usa,,U ''''.,,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
l)V(IfNi66IN
ANDHIShLs
BVHoAal0 GdlIS
Uncle WHOLLY asd the Magic
apectaCles.

Copyright. 1917. 10y Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
AND STOP PAIN
Instant relief with a small
trial bottle of old "St.
Jacobs OIL"
Rhcumali,m Is "pain' onIv

Rheumatism IS pain only
Not one case IN fifty requires inter
nal treatment Stop drugglng Rub
soothing penetrating st Jacobs Or
right into your sore, stiff, aching Joints.
and relief comes Instantly IS, Jacob,
Oil" is a harmless rheumatism lniment
which never disappoin,s and can not
burn the skin
Timber up Qui, complaining &c,
a small trial bottle OF old. honest "N,
Jacobs Or At any drug store. and in
lust moment you'll be lrcc from rhcu.
matte pain. sotcncss and stiffness
Don't suffer- Relief awaits you est
Jacobs Or is Just as good for sciatica,
neuralgia, lumbago, backaehe, sprains.
ADV,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07


an AT-A-TAT-TNT', came knock
~ ON the door oi the hollow stump
IN bungalow In which lNcd lnglr
wisely Lungo'rs, the t1upl'
gentleman
TN 20, spoke Nurs" Jane VINO moo
Just finished woshlnG the h.rtN,hH'
dishes, and when she opened tho 1ooi
there stood funny liNc man. Win
sharp nose ana very bright eyes
~ YOU please h" Shid. WIN low
polite bow, u nave come lol my magic
fiddle
Your magic fiddle exclaimed Nurse
Jane.
on, know what h' wants. 'oN'l
lnr'c N'.Fin .. Do r'n. '' ''. u.i
You're tho little man VINO gave me mo
Nun'" n" asked
4 nm s1id iho htlIy man The,
were chasing M" lhIuuEh ~" woods. ana
| hpd to g'i away But tell me- oIu YOU
hoN" ony good use NJ mN wonderful
Violin.
~ should say We. dll 'I'l ~, ~
WiggiN nul n' lo.I ho" ne hNl n'n'
the Hniinm lndl'. M Nn''' Jhn' . .'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Tennessee Educator Dies

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Pro.
ics,or William H. Tate, 10 years old.
professor of rural education and treas
wcr ot George Peabody college Tor
teachers died here today OF pneumonia
lic.was wldwely known a. an educator
In 1912 he was sent by the United
States bureau of education to Swi,lcr-
land 10 study the school system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

para,ory work in universities and a six
years training instead OF five before
admission to practice medicine, with an
additional years hospital training
should action taken a, today's meeting
OF the association OF American colleges
he ,ndorScd At the 1918 meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

an DAT-A-TNT-TAT" came knock
W. ON the door Of the hollow stump
N bungalow I'm which lived Uncle
Miggily Lungu1rs, the rabbit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Stricter Rules for
Medicine Proposed

CHICAGO, Feb l. Entrance re
qulremeu,s for medical colleges will he
advanced from one to two years pre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
NeCkWear
Shirts

Wilson Brothers and
the Newbil! Special are
placed on sale at big
money saving prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

raf fret7~a and far raar1 Here
ft partner for a ieaaue of
honor
Spies and Tutri-uc~ EYerY "a here.
One of the things that has served
10 convince us rHaf the Prussiau
aufocracs- was NOT and e0ufd never
be our friend is shat from the very
outset of the present war IT has
allied ou~ fususna1rir- rernrnsn-
tvs and even If ru~ Offices of
government vffh zn4es and set
criminal lutrizues everywhere
afoof against our national unity of
council 0ur naara WITHIN and
z-5ttfort orrr f-ftret,a.e aaa ner
asrnusa~ra Indeed If fs rav- evil
dent chat ids snfa= were here
even before sHa rar hagan- and f-
is rfrhanrffv not q MATES af rom
lecture brf . ez-t -,rot-a4 s.. r.tr
courts OF Justice fraf the fpfrfgaas
which have more fbar once agrlz
narfauslv near ~ dfeturbf7a tba
neare and Hfsfrra+frr fHa frf1s-
tries of tEa country have haan
carried ON att sa frg+fg-~ssr.- e-5lt,
the suDoorr and even n..6ar rra
personal direction OF Official
agents of fsa 5a7r.a,.fs7 Carr.ar,
government accredited - FIX
government aF the United States
PIotter~ Treated generously
Even in checking these trt5n~e
and irving 10 ar-rfnafa raan1 Ne
have sought to BHt The masT aar-
er9us iutarprafatfors ros4f1,la .rn-
on them baeau.a rra r-gaW frg-
e~,.r.o ra.- No. 49, f,.+L.sf. 80
inc or nurnass ~ ne gsa,-r.e-, ,laa..
NE tr,rs-l.s ..----., -. ---.-.'
doubt as - ~. ',' 49, ~ . -o
..l5raa1,-ae 60 r.@l. - 81 49,,
.affen Fas5r,ge -...5-.-...-.. l-.
maj G5a vba4 i ,r...5.f ~. l.'' +-,.3
lis De7n1a nef-5na p..+ - ~.
pfavaa their n4rs i'm za.-r-5.s ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03


ABOUT -ae'a- 70 AEAt lA4s 5sE t'.s
utmost peace ~ tle "31ta anu 1-
-..7 lloefalt2A or Jus peoples -l7
S5sl '.-7ll beoI-e .-'~L io e'.. .ot
t5.3s7 21 ~ SONS greet anu 7-..a.+
ana me privilege OF men every
where TO choose -l=.t @as Q. .7
ana OF 1'aAi ne "o1t- III W.
Pc j4aN4 @ate d1t A7-L-g az. AZ
peace must ne F4ahl4+ upon -tt
trusted to4l1lali9Aa o1 ba.t..-~-
1t35't
hampton Rights ot IauhlHa-
" e have no selfish ends 20 serve.
#e desire no conquest. ua aoWtl-
ion. We seek 40 indemHt5es 1or
ourselves. no material compel=a-
zion for the sacrifices We sinai.
freely make. We are but one O..
the champ lgus OF the rights nl
mankind Ne shall be satisfied
when those rights have been as SCI
cure as the faith and Tbs free
dom OF he nations can make them.
Just because we fight without
rancor and without selfish objects.
seeking nothing for ourselves al-
Waat we shah wish ta share as
free peoples. we shall / feel conf
dent. conduct our operations as
beffEereuts without passion and
ourselves observe with proud
puoctiGousness the principles OF
right and 81 fair play we profess
IL be fighting for.
haiSerss Allies Spared
I have said nothing OF lHe Cow
arnmenrs allied with The IMPERIAL
government Of Germany because
rhev have not made war anon us
or CHALLENGED MS to defend our
rights and e5r nonor The austro-
hungarian Government has indeed
avowea its uugualifed endorse
men1 and aeeentance of the rerE-
less and IawIess submarine war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

siderartous IF humanity and Of
right and is running amuc6
We are. let me saw again. The
sincere friends of the German
people. and snail desire nothing $50
much az the early re-astaUIishme0
Of intimate relations of mutual adj
vantage between uz=Hawerer
hard 81 NAV be for them. for the
limo Haf~r fa believe that This lis
-a1t-ar from our hearts we have
horne with .hatr present govern
raart through all these bitter
months because % r.-st. frfeuEsh in
exercising patience and f8rbear-
arrs u.rf.s rau1a otherwise have
gaar fr~1raaffsa VIE shall ham
usfg. zrHF have an opportunity ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
AAGAgDr WONDERFUL aEAsSs
" STOMACHI.tsrsss5.g
I'D

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers OF the
stomach and Intestlnes. Auto-I0text1a-
tton. Yellow JRun6tce, Acute 1ua&ges-
Sion, Appendicitis. CsasLritt6, ana other
gataI ailments result from Stomach
Trouble Thousands of Stomach 5uY-
1sFera owe their complete recovery ca
Mayrfs wonderful Rem eds. Lnlike any
other for HaOruacn ailments. For sale by
Bsngston's Pharmacy and druggists
@vS-yvyh ere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

Il will involve also, Of course.
the granting OF adequate credits
10 the government, sustained. /
hope. so far as they can eQuitably
be sustained by the present gen
GRAFTON. by well conceived taxa
lion. I say sustained SO far as
may be equitable by taxation be-
cause il seems 10 me that II would
Ice most unwise 70 base the cred
IFS which viii now be necessary
entirely on money borrowed 1t
IS our duty. ] most respectfully
urge, IN protect our people SO far
as We may against the very ser