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The Madison journal., 1917-05-26
WAR EXPENSES

There has been much speculation and
some criticism OF the administrations poIcv
In its determination to crowd into a few
years such large proportion of the expendi-
lures Tor war purposes. The necessity for
ievying such oner0uS taxes for the next few
years, and OF utilizing current collections to
Eeet them in preference 10 extending the
burdens over long period ot years by bond
issues, is not generally understood. The
wisdom OF the plan appears more doubtful
when it is considered that the burdens Of
war are heavy enough On the present genera
ton through the sacrifice o. men and bU-r-
ness organization and that the generations
to come can better p2y the debt in times Of
peace. No satisfactory reason has been
given for the policy and It is hard 70 cor
pFehend tie llJtivaS iLaGelc..-. ne pres;-
dent and Congress In the na..e-. 1t rcay -
that the heads anticipate e1gryacus profits r.
business m this c0-acry through the sails 70
o1Iled nations Of food &as5 var ,1a.e-Ial. ~.
= = doubtfal If taeae ot.gs.. KS viii atFs., ,sa
oGu0uS losses that wplf iossaw the divert
~ the energ.y Of one or tqy3 rlt.l,yr ro.r
plness pursuits 60 GapFoftaDle service
1rzng. FaGare generations viii enjoy
H(ngs OF peace that we ere now
~ FwoulG seem proper that such
seould pay large part of the
esat could be provided for with
of being largely met by cur.
The Madison journal., 1917-05-26

The great fire at Atlanta DESTROYED
buildings estimated to be worth three and
oae-half million dollars.
The Madison journal., 1917-05-26

me way we are putting out the dough
70 our aIIes reminds US Of the verse "When
vas single my pockets did Jingle. etc y
The Madison journal., 1917-05-26

they are just about to break up ga,nbl.
ing in st. Bernard e'
The Madison journal., 1917-05-26

Interest and costs to be added.
MRS. +. ID. WlNDES, 81 acres fract.
section q, 3l.20 acres off west side
section %, township Is north, range
ID east, lots Z. 9, 9, and 10, lot G,
block and improvements, lot /,
square.i9 in Delta.
Taxes, 1916 ......... .............. ...... SLIP
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
new MEXICAN
POLICY BEGUN
Administration VIII Now Deal
Directly With Car
rama

NEW YORK. Jan l5.-Dissolution
OF the American Mexican peac
commits sion. slated here today. vf.
mark inauguration Of new policy
toward Mexico
This new policy includes Vi,h
draxa Of Gen. Pershlngs column
from Mexico. return OF mtiti7
troops from Tho border, and ii
patch OF Ambassador Fetcher o.
his Mexico City post Hereafter
the administration hopes % accom-
llish us purpose ~ direct dealne
with Gen. CarranzS thru he smhas
sador. Intervention is hy no mean
under consideration nov tho fne
commission sessions have ial-h.
the government that Mexican affairs
are In deplorable shape and thai
the situation will require constant
watching
Members OF The commission. hav.
ever, hope and believe tina; Car
ranza viii manifest MS ability a.
keep tho government together -r
20 pr Z, On the road 20 b a7afr
status
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
NOTED MINOR
LEAGUE MOGUL
QUITS GAME

DALLAS. Ter. Jan. IA pic
;uresquc and well known Asur, iu
minor league baseball left fhe game
iasf week. shen svndicate heaued
rs Doc White boUgh the Dallas
TEXAS lcagIe franchise from Joe
Csrdncr. GARNER bad been owner
of tho club for many ye7rs. and -
fas tipped of many good rlayar
20 tho major league Ills actvi,y In
rounding up vounr-fers Tor ffe biz
show really cauesd his downfall r
old biz good players al fast as ~,
dcmonFtr1iec class, ard let palia
have tail end eail Gardner booked
The exhibition game fcf fhc To
tron TIGERS and Sep York Ctants
last year, ard has repre- -enlel aoft
clubs In similar capacitler fro
Iuentiy.
tn. syndicate Vrich buu1at tho
TTsI1aS CTTlD r. II -zT7rT--f
tnce Of DOo White. tOrinor Whre
Sox pitcher and Ham Patterson. Yer
non club manager 10 the Coast
league. White Will 10 business head
OF the club and Patterson viii be-
manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
WHAT is GOING ON IN GERMANY
AS TOLD By THE NEWSPAPERS WE GET FROM
THE TEUT0N EMPIRE

fallen before Mars. reports the Ger
man Tageszeitung Il says
AT the request OF the president
OF the food supply department Il s.
oticially enacted that the pa chase
end sale OF sauerkraut VIII be NJ
longer permitted 20 individuals, bui
will be- combined TO Official depots IL
extremely limited quantities, so Iha'
more OF this product may be avail
Die for the troops.
Probably the authorities ma.
eyen conhscate all stores OF sauer
Sraut in the country
5irths In Germany and Austria Fall
Big declines tn the birth rates OF
Germany and Austria are shown by
agures compiled by Dr ~. Feb
niger In the Zeitschrffi fur social
eissenschatt tSocial Science Jour
aaD
The population OF Berlin prope
Or Fehlingcr shows. fell fro
0S3 500 before the var. to 1888.
%. December. 1915. Females. he
arites. increased from 1875, sac 20
i.092.0ss, while males declined fro
77.753 TO 743.o06. From May 10 De.
cembor. 1914. Berlin had 25.6s,
births In the same time. 1915. The
births went down 10 1928, dro,
Isl Ger cent.
In Munich births during May &c
eccmher dimin shed from s.s57 n.
ol4. 70 6.0ss In 1918. or By II %,
mt. CT every 1000 children born
n died within tho hrst year n
sl4. and 40 IN 1915.
IN Dresden births decreased from
Itss in 1917. n 1895 IN 1915 from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

How she could wisely answer
some Of The queer questions her
Htle daughter Alice. aged six was
beginning 20 ask her. puzzled Mr.
sears. IN her perplexity she spoke
out in her bridge club one DAY ~
pealing for some suggestion 70 the
other mother only this morn
ing she said. ny iftle Alice in
sisted on knoVinc where she rad
been before che came 20 live ~ith
me-. cant bear cyade her lues-
ton. cant d. 20 The child said
The mother pafheticaiiy Il don't
want Ter to ccnr~ 70 aistrHst me ~
20 feel she cant come TO me with
any question that comes into her
mind cant bear 20 fl her irtio
r.ind with the foolish make be-
Here stories that some mothers tel
their children Yet this morninr I
vaa utterly az loss % know how
70 mest her QUESTIONS tactfuliY n
constructive way % give her
-l, ideas helpful Tor later years
Srcly other mothers can give me
urrestirn i0 ihls matter can tell
re how f~ey have managed 10
~robler surely He-e a way %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
How Are You Going to An
swer Your Child's Embarrass-
ing Questions?
En- MARY <. WALTER
trorvr'sh, isif BY II e walter,

tea. with 'he child. without lea1
n her absolutely ignorant o. pr
hiy putting her of 20 ind th.
wrong Isnf this subject a. %.
'ructing boys anG-Eirlz- more .n
portant 20 u> mothers than bride
There vas q sudden silence amoaz
,he mo.her- ard then one aft the
other admitted aat she. 700. h3l
met WITH TIE same emharrass,a
problem IL tn- training u her eh.F
ircn.
Two weeks later when the or.dsc
club met the mother 81 Alice IN.
bounced eagerly thar she had found
'Re help she hsA been biff4iy look.
AZ FOR in answer M her children S
'uegyons She had learned thar hr
'mer.car Social Hyg'e ns associs-
ion az the head OF the social
ygiene movement wirh headaasr
er7 r. New York city stand ready.
Ike wise elder sister. 20 Rep
7otters p dealing with an sucl
-hildren problems rs that p-esen..
u 20 her III 'he questions of her
year.0i Nln
s. he ~iuA forro' abort
r'dse FIR 'hat G and sor many
'- f-r Ts o7v- rted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

AroEz. No one accuses nina Isl
PERSONAL dishonesty ii IS merely
,na he has The wrong kind a
nilne also the wrong Kind of tuna s.
a,-- n bslisfg CT the uh5ec %.
prog IT, md people Ia ieu Tense
~ T.rfeis Jrs5s By senator New
,ian4s q the senate. tut prepared
ay :. Daniels himself ne cites tns
op'ai1n Of other public service com.
10 .ssiouers life himself and 81
jld. 81 prove that his ideas are
III -t-hs. Pecanse there are Judge
and commissions which serve. prop
cry i-stsad OF people. Daniels
thirss Il IL right TO serve properly
In his speech or Daniels in ez-
sc4tive session, Senator Cummins
said
4 believe tina, our system % the
control and regulation OF common
carriers is on final trial. and II the
commission l. 20 be made up Of men
Of Mr.. Daniels trend % mind tins
system mus; be abandoned For
one. have no hesitation in declar-
ing that IL his views are 20 prevail
I am for absolute and immediate
government ownership and opera
ton OF our transportation facilities
IF the charges FOR service reR.
dered by our public carriers are r.
increase year after year in the rapid
ratio which the principles which Pc
advocates VIII not only authorize
hut require. the burden. now heavy
viii become insupportable"
The senator said that AZ puailc
utilities commissioner Of New Jer.
sry. In case relafinc % rates
hargrt 'r ras b. ne New Jersey
i-isic cAs romrany NJ DaHfeis
49, 'a-d~ "fsisl departure from
.oi ~ .,r-hci7ie-" n -e''iHatlnr 'h-
.i,~ = 40 e6rlparv'e property By
.'rr 80 ~r c,1- '~r 'ovr-hcs4
..-trs rha' e return
r. ~ his imaginary
ro'h'n. ~ itt2.7T4. WIS
S~nr'or Csm ria eso'ed from
iunieis ep.ai"n IN III Western Al.
rarsr ',.'o snse Tlr- lsln'e's r.
cia 81 -E-,. ,7'c- rsss- 10 BE- ch
al z-c1,s e,.Ah.r %, -l-n4t 7 ~.
CT 80 ,ap-ai f4- e,c',t .r
:'-ivpin~n;. er'cEs'oas uew Tc- ~
s,oct AMI ~ 4.Ll'.'- pr-po,ee. :.
I1s senate. stc -. foctnr t17-
T1stss rrug' b. such as 80 keep rsn-
r1at siock o. savU-tcs Ia =, nsr
sct And that the s-opl, r,ls. ray
fcr slanc'..i mistake e-il.s. aud
acknowledgement and hall 2 contar
ot conscicncelcss exploitation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

themselves into a group for 'hr 'n
.ealsell study of how 20 answer
~ qusslohs asked by boys and
r.- lk. Alice They wrote 90 the
.igsitnt s,oc.ation-!u Just as any
4orheI can do-and were told IA
eply BY the educational held secrc
lry low 20 proceed They ~erc
Iven also list OF books every
lofher should read and some tina.
r. b. pnr into the hands OF grow
~ Ao-S md girls OF differ NJ ages
he library az the American Hy-
ene ASSOCIATION is prepared 90 cir
giete some % these books among
aafhers. even ia distant states Thr
iHo women however. presented
heir i.si 20 I'M public Librarian. and
on ihe.r requts the books wer.
purchased rs the library for the
csc OF mothers
THUS the bridge club lost inter
ce' in cards and today fhe mem
1ers ere learning how % answer
he que ions % their little Alice.
say, Chr American Social Hygien
association "As the baby grow
lder De- begins 70 ask question /,
n'fhfni answer. arr no ,ounda-
~ tor confidence ard unGers,and
1- between p7renr and ctli what.
scr you tell h'0 lct r srst ~
, BE- true Put do nos tell Tho
hId rroro than be can 'erstand
the time O. suggest sex que--
ons that hc has MT as'ed TrufN
M good judgment viii make n,
acts ~ sex % clean as natural
~ e. ,he ott- 'ecfs ~
tu b come into The lise y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
soarS Orders Full Potato Crop Re.
turns.

soaro Orders Full Potato Crop Re.
turns.
rhe Mulhausef Neikszeif#Rs puO.
fishes manifesto In which the A.
loetiing board OF agriculture shoN
n unexpected low agufe in potato
harvest returns The order coutin
ues.
The authorities cannot but az
i've az the conclusion that attempts
10 mislead them b. Ease returns a L
icing continued as before The Ia
3uiries made by the board have ~
suited in the discovery OF quan,ltio
Of potatoes skiold greater than III
returns made by the owners
IN this way famine is being pro
noted thruout the country. and Tho
royal district board now gives I'M
warning 10 al who play with TIT
existence Of the fatherland and the
lives OF their fellow countrymen that
Unless they cease their umscTupuiops
boarding military force will be en-
ployed 70 make them yield Up WIS.
they have concealed.
II this solemn warning be neg
lected, the strong hard o.; aathorit
viii be ruthlessly and unsparingl
without regard fr station. age.
sex. laid On an those who. own
welLflled cellar calmly conte
plate thp demand % mine layic.
Us hand on the people and VITO
zap city goes 20 fhe l.ngth OF 0ripl
ing over The fatheriand the shame 6
a peate forced on 81 ~ hunger"
cTtixens Must Owe SsuerkrsUt
Troops.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

july TO December. or by more ths
so per cent. deaths from f.a09 I
l,3is During the same period brit
tn Hambuyg decreased from l5,4i0 I
l0.1s9. or by "a per cent; death
from 1895 20 SILL
The paper adds that condition
are worse in Austria Births
Vienna decreased from s.O36 in jas
G,ry. 1915. 10 1883 in Decembcl
1915. Every month OF that year III
number OF deaths was larger tha
that Of births In Prague tho Dirt
rate declined ~ per cent IN 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

stranger--was there a tall. thin
man run over bX an automobile herr
yesterday
Town Marshal-Thore was no. ~
nobody vas run over here YESTERDAY
hut short. fat woman and a couple
Of Kids or So"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
I.vCEUA

p.soite the sehemlnr OF a soft
SPOKEN VILLAIN with the fueNitso'-
black moustacre and the pnrlo1s
surroundings Of . society osilroo ,,1,
suggests the truth OF the houlily
that Heaven viii protect the work
The Little Girl that God Forgot.
the title OF the comedy drama. - 10.
forgotten eventually. but comes oHi
with dying coiors after worsting TIE
villain, rescutng her pl,snt and MS
led -oung sister and seeing confusion
come vron her enemy. the detec-
The riri is played by. Cecilia
Jacques The part Is full os comedy
touches and Miss JACQUES acting pro-
yokes many q laugh. Thrills a-pl~nty
are IN the play. and on SUNDAY Es.ps
a qua At critical situations
Tom Rnwison. vino has returned
from Alngka. part played eJ Prui
c~'s1.s, se''se~~ the dislike Of the
lanl1... al-'- powerful wailops on
d. ~'-.sft ~ 4r-ora'~S by Charles
y ~ g.fF,s 'Nier.v" B-a--fgan the
a. ~.r .tfa frf4h bov ~-% his mo- n
- go. .fa. -rA wrtsh her Irish
tr~rr n-d wnvs si.o Azure in the
dr,~rflre'e i,~u-rv~rtion.
Tn ncff1- - r~rr~~srted "a taking
viacr ~ Chicago. rrd few hits 0f
phffN~rDhv = 'Ac pcnriar kind are
sr.r-rrerso,' -h~v "sFniv E~t sp-
uta,e~ - w-Ne~ 'ar heroine saws
'Tr res w-r hsro a. w~'i 80 IN
t-.-~er 49, erNff-- ~ fhe = ~ hes
\ know fae hrht - rHy 49, f.f'ra -
thu vracer arh f-teui 'a-Nf@-A 'vh"~
Re co--e- 'he first of Zach -nr-fli fn~
the rent"
wi.h r,er,v ~ ---c'-d-arna .-l
tlrnent .h~a show r. 'hs -o~' 'i~f
sure To BE- nonula~ with fvcerrn T'
dicrees " % writtsn and produc
By Edward r Rose.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
rs This way, Seer

Cohen Cat poker)-I'ye got enoug
fcllers.
The Gang-But you're 4 winner.
cohen-l promised Sadie 20 con,
home as soon as ! got enoigh--tl
price Of new bat for her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

Hushand-Rut II we mortgage 4
house 10 buy car whore eill {
money come from % run it,
Wife--We might rent the hCu.
furnished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

a recount OF the ballots i, chCI.
ried 10 BEGIN at Phcenix tods, a. dD.
'termfne the contest l@tween INC
rvsl claimants 10 ihe roreroor hip
OF Arizona
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
To Change the Luck.

Deacon Grizzly (oi Frozen Dog.
the new minister Now don't was
your time trying 10 convert eve
hog thief in the community. We
got enough OF them in our chur.
how.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

cesss csvss Nesasche and Grip
LAXATIVE BRoNo oUrNrNE 70.
moves the csuse. There n only one
"Brcmo ouintnA" II. ". GROVES
signature n on bon. 25c---Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
MAyEsTIC

Sucn crowded houses az the Ma
testic mas never seen Before viewed
The Natrimaniac with Douglas
Fairbanks. sunday. IL 10 exactly IN
tae aarsv cinss Hs American Aris-
toerary." an -srii-r Falrosnks We.
hicie. and those who saw y ana 49,
fhtif iaugir over this sniinitApie
comedian. VIII want O. ssy this one
l.ichnfd Whiting IS IN. adesd tt.-
tive On the program MI Wnit.nf
Dfrsrs four Of his new songs which
Mr. Santrey sings the coripoeer play
!nx the accompaniment They =
well TIE Majestic SYMPHONY Or
4. nestra offers a splendid musical nfc-
ptari and there are NAM aims ~
addition. not forgetting Love De-
Cover" "a new comedy With NiAiAin
.srhe Mat-iman,ac' 10 crammcd i,lii
~ action. "a n 10 with orlS .ralitN-
ana II NOT without it's thrills. bn~
~ these comes when the star JUMPS
ont ~ fhc way o. 'ast-ap 1ro7cninG
express train and another eh
rafaefa catches him Taifinf,cH -.e-
xrAph Tres. and 50 on. down 4f''
T-hT rnirhanks oc-obatics. nsturai.t.
are featured largely. an The various
Nffes also contribute some lAas
The story concerns itself Wiz ~
osstecic race. which Jimmy CONT aFf
n, snreni01x. but determined "orth.
hag so run 90 6efeat father ann tatA-
.r'- choice when he wants 70 usrty
a girl. also willing Jimmy. n i-e
end IL gloriously Victorio1& fncVe
arc fvo educational aims on The pro-
sr,nur one showing the manufacture
~ candy IN a Detroit factory and TIE
othe. the making az silk N ispan
and In the Big factory in seldins'
Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
CAVITY

n Al Reeves didn't swasgcr around
the stage SO much and XII Let n
perfectly good time. the show that
lie IL Offering IN the l5ayety this weak
would ~ the best thst shtatcr ifss
housed this season. Mr.. k~sves = an
rtlcJ 10 much crscit foi als eifoyts
10 set tocethcr quite the sweetest
IN g tnrIsoQue stage IN Detroit - .
long time. They are vel matched
as 70 siss and ability and really pre-
ssnt an Interesting Afternoont en-
.ertl.nraenf bot M Reeves Makes
ire wisisks VI believing that tn
shief fntsrvsi the sudisnoe has 10 In
IL ts called the Al Reeves Beauty
show ara requires 90 great stretch
~ the imagination 90 recognize tie
synchrvnfzatlou OF ths t,,i. and ins
ciris. Reeve says that d.ring the
n season he Gvee 70 the sumner re-
torts ana the wstcring pisces wheie
~ith the!y autoaaosiles abo yscats,
and gets them.
Tho program 10 presented IN an tn
usual fashson and IL NOR IKE an
elaborate vaudeville entertainment
than an ordinary burlesqus perform.
anee. hut " IL highly entertaining
Charles Rebels ana Al Green q,
tho two cti~f comedians. furnish a
lot ~ fun while the ncrobst.c act OF.
fcFed ny Marry lryntnn and Frank
Green II exceptionally clever. Jevry
White srd hIs pinno act rnhkc bis
hit while the living pictures wiz
T Tsk" I, all IN sii. TIE show :,
about the best 81 It's type seen or
tho stage OF buricsdue HOUSE. N
Detroit this season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15
THE
STAGE
WARRINGTON.

The fourth week 81 the showing OF
s-The Daughter OF the Gods ~ tns
Washington theater began Snnaay.
and the capacity crowds proved that
interest In the "6illion dollar PIE
tnre beautifui" if~not waning Ine
wondrous scenery In which Ann.te'
keiiermsn appears. AND the nlecne"-
zeal effects which add TO the beauty
am mystery of the production aN
provinr an attraction that seems
deatiued a. remain N Dctror many
rnoX weeks before the dena nd tof
seats In satisfied.
The story ~ The Daughter ot N,
Gods 10 unique Ia the history OF Inc
photo-drama u 80 az besutifui IN
i,s theme as ~ W IN scenery. " re-
wolves about two love stricken birds.
r~fucarnatcd - hnmAna VINO 60
thru life and all IT'S SORROWS meet
death IN cruel way. and win their
reward in the next world. where they
are happily reunited
Thts much OF the story gives an
idea OF the wond erful opportuniti' =
sfforsed Miss Kelierman 20 show her
aklil. AMI OF tho scenic nasterpteces
that are needed to insure a worthy
production.
Special music is provided by an
augmented orchestra. Women patrons
are presented with an artistic Nel-
ferrlan calendar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-15

Buriesoue 81 the broad rir-rcsrinz
variety that has been staple with
lovers 90 the siarstiek for m0ry r.
long year, randwichsd IN with tev-
srsi original stunts. "a sivon fv III
High Rollers this w~ct IN tho Ave-
nue.. OF the antics that one hssri
fs~n the change runs IN on ~
every itinerart bunch ~ 'burlecue
artists that has hit Detroit may 10
mentioned Cohen ana schultz ~
ventura with mechanical dolls i'm
lfcnnetf and LACK Huh arc HeLnna
cohen and Schultz. respectively. an
they are all over the stage with their
ton.
"The New cafe" and - Dpy ~
SsrAtora" are the two sti's - the
performances. a regulation -cor az.
w. given with q race track setting IN
the second part n has an abUnd-
ancc a. SNAP.
A wrestling match concludes the
performances. Chris sor~nson. voci-
frrcusiy footed 90 "the comin~
heavyweight champion OF the world. 70
ntves an exhibition after an an
ncSncement that cas- 10 coming 90 any
opponent Who can stay on the mat
with him is nlrutrs"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-08
CARNEGIE LIsHAHr BULLETIN

Gaylord Bros or Syracuse, New
York, lave issued an Emergency War
List of books. The Carnegie Library
has the following titles from the list:
Noyes-Lord OF Misrule.
Bushnell-Ambulanc No. 10.
Bleneau-The Nurses Story.
Empey-Over the Top.
Turczynourcz-When the Prussians
Came to Poland.
Basheller-Keeping up with Lizne.
Bennett-How to Live on Twenty.
tour Hours a nay.
Locke-Tne wonderful Year.
Wells-Mr. Britling Sees It Through.
Cod. the Invisible King.
The Library is daily receiving u. S.
Farmers Bulletins which will be OF
great help in practicing war economy.
The following have recently been re-
ceived:
Canning Tomatoes in the Home.
Poultry Management.
Standard Varieties Of Chickens.
Canning Vegetables in the Home,
Canning OF Fruits and Vegetables.
How 10 Select Foods.
Principles Of Nutrition.
Drying Fruits and Vegetables in the
Home.
Home Canning by the one-period Cold
Pack Method.
Preparation Of vegetables for the
Table.
Small Vegetable Garden.
Nuts and their uses and food.
Fresh fruits and vegetables as con.
servers of other staple foods.
Three short course0 in home maxi
Homemade fireless cookers aud
their use.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-08
A RAW. SORE THROAT
-ases Quickly When You Apply
a Little Musterole.

And Musterole won't blister like the
oid-iashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread 1t on with your fingers. It pene-
uates to the sore spot with a gentle
tngle. loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musteroie is a clean. white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It is fine for
quick relief from sore throat bronchitis,
tonsihtis. Group. stiff neck, asthma, neu-
ralgia. headache, congestion, pleurlsy,
rheumatism, lunbago. pains and aches Of
the back or Joints. spralns, sore muscles
bruises chilbiains, frosted feet colds on
The chest (it often prevents pneumonia
Nothing like Musterole Tor crOupy chill
draa. Keep il handy for instant use.
SOC and 6oc jars, hospital size $50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-08
CHICKASHA IRON WORKS

Foundry machine shops, black
smith boiler works. automobile re
pairing. and cast iron and aluminium
welding.
Our foundry is in charge Of Mr..
John Dicks a first class moulder.
The blacksmith work is in charge
OF Mr.. j. W. Branson. who is able to
turn. out anything in the blacksmith
line.
Our boiler works is in charge Of
Millard Hicks and we bar nothing in
this line.
j. w Minuer is in charge OF our
machine shop and is a first class ma.
chinist
IN our automobile department we
have Mr. John Scott