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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

pclisote Sooner funbe ian &lim /
hans YeItc. Gusons piloe ban ie poa
SnreioIfet arbeioeoe. San lao / en-
Stpl paa aantcn al Gupeoolarenro
Wen Iaa pellet StoIen o. aaIlcn
triuet aant oper aant, belt iii ban
fom neo / @uroen al &euna.
Goa Spoal, / 80. boeoe Ell rig OF
megtig Wanb iom beo 6aItin. (''')
San bar iaa opermooig at ban en-
garle toa en- @nIbring % fuiteoe Sen
i Spoalstiernet % io9oe: Set er
Iifio umogeIeg ior meg oa bli 'ntia
iom set er uno9eleg at ea fam faa
oft 6enne Rin9en." = Strar eiter
bleu Ser fiifet ell itor Silt / Siernet,
% / Siifen fanbtes Ringcn, % Sal
tim if Sen i9ien. = Satin baooe ell
Sen iom beb Sorpil. San bar Itpg
al lloieenoe og bar oaarlig I'll at
inaffe. Satin og &reiten | go par
upenner. Soo Dor set mems Soruil
ntsote for Yrelten, at noor Sorpil
IpIte, ioa bermet EreIten eiter ham
og eiterpaa Ipur9te ban: "Soem ligs
neo ieg nj, ga, Sorpil?" "a SoroiI
bapoe betpuft rig Iparte bon: $500
iom fo%ronorer lit llbIecnoe ligner
9ippelen." Chen fif Sorpil pGre
1Sreo for Treiten. Gngnng baooe
SorpiI bug9et Jig ct tort SIeipemne
oppe paa Senneber9fieloet. San 'at-
re fla paa Gnnet og Loo BET itoa I'll
rboper IieIoet. Ser ban afet uooper
| SjcIoet faloes euonu "Soroilleppa"
x X
@orbenior Suienc pna Ssnneberg,
/ @e, err Ell 9laS iom fables 2i5IeaoS,
ser boeoe engarg Ell Susie Iom beO
2liun. Ssnoenior &riene err Ser ct
9erg iom fables arofonferbergc o9
ser boeoe en- Slsie Iom bco Niflus,
Gaa SpnneberQ boeoe i ben Ito Ell
Wtano Iom bco Cars Gorcien, ban
blep 100 9lar %gannnel. 9agen ier
ban be0e, ito0 10 al bans Conner oQ
bugget @eo. Cen enc al @utternC
iotte Efien ioIt / Ell &ubbc, % Def
bar life muligt at ioa Ben los tgter
@amIingen rlt5Iet ga no til Sugltub.
ben % flepet &ubbet, elrou lac
nrong pg prien ben bar.
SiI Sp6al, / 50, forn Ser engon9
I 0anlmel Tib, ell @ltt, iom ipltr8tC
cfter glrbeioe, og oct tit ban. "a bar
bau0e oGret ser en- SID fom ban
Staoe for Grab paa Ssnnen pat
8ooroen. San if en- %2luleoniua ii
at rsmnle og bar borte / mango Mar
Wen Ell Sag fom ban tilbage til Sp
oaI, OF oa bar ser ingen Iom fierlotv
Gom. &an la ba, of ban par Senl
mermano, o9 ban tog paa 'l9 a
tentre op ct Stnbur, OF oa ban pa'
irrbig meo Arbeioet gan BON Jig til
tienoc, % Iaaoe Of ban life piIoe III
noaen Detailing, men at oct 'fllo
bore Iom en- 300 Tor Srobet bal
**#) Tdu Satin (&aIentir) Opal
cr paubutret Oct ~Glpgalnle Sa9n ion
iiubc5 miiubpis al Stcbcr / %nnoet
on Sci itore 6obmop % ON Hir9eu
EiIfen. Settle CT biinot life SnItig
Inlbio /. @i tienoer 10 Satin. Nnr
6on a oiit nrcb Platte 9ioQepspottc'
@itaulb, Ell Seiter iii ganIc @ier.
numb GifaruS'S Sebitefor. Saith
tar rigtiquot llreuner mcN Trcter
Wtae. / 1856, forbi Sreiten io9et ban
rb az lit 0ortor pg trnct mes at tls
nc hans Sopeo meb en- Flogriitil 9c'
blcp @rocc3, men ba SreIten for'tol
at set bar gnlt ofitco, aioroe ban Sor
liz pan Siugct. EorUil, Spnucn, e
tonite bare Ell SdQnfi9ltr.
(Tptot al 6oloor $. Sto9cn.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

Tom trUugtc5 / @pgocu AuclOeu for
han imloc giorc Siatiitcr, fIurtg oct |
hans SucoterioG. 49, Sortputngeruc
ont SSohauuc5 bleo ifrcuet neo, itges
ser, / Ell gammeI Nibel, iom BAN
cicoc.
Ola InoreuSieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

belit fortGuer oig, bui5 ou life er iterf oa
init itgloer on otg ieIo at glsre isleeroe
HrgUe. &c bpor lPuae or fan drbetoe
cIIcr huOr ldult on fan gao uoeu OF bliue
trpt ldg 0cruGit TO femsQrdiuS Sdbs
letter az almlnoeljqt Eurdten Srou tire
@uuGc ON Edgeu efter Y(ddltioerue for
10 ll9er. @rso laa Din Stprte i9ieu %
lc ior otG 'elU hoor ncget on bar tiltdget.
Sea bar 'eet ! ~lneleUis az uerOele % neos
bylote g}eruciier. Der aItto bar irge, iors
oobIc clicr cuoo1 treooble i'm Stnrfe og
ll0bulocube0 irut belt bIioe az meo inc
|gwptomcr puu Eu5pcpilo, 2~eucringooms
nc o. cuorc Guotr tuOeu 10 III Il Ia
gc5 lib fun ueo at tage Seru | Der rcttc
EOuuL. OF bette eiteu at bape iagt SRoc I
g'IuueO5UlS uocu OF hare crbolot uCQcu
.Niclp. On fan tale IGG ucget on ritter
ON cue DC lluOrs, Ger beuirfe5 az me
GitoIcr. men nudr on tommer neo I'll Sc
urrielIRe Nuitu, lGd cr Der Inlet iom Oct
GUoc QGullc ,Seru III al iPttc Saroe / oiue
sinner pN lGg8t qOot, iult % iuuOt Nlso
puu Dine Ben. Set or OQidd ct ]ifardrtct
SrrtcmIOoCl FOR yierCcr OF gtuDc. % ben
brOitc @loofurupcr / &croeu Gen ereite
gtauRcl var 1t otu gumle Soym ui life
orQuuii. >cru. ionl Eiuctltrc al Srou.
Erou Gcctltc o. + d.. oitc ~goelugoc SoIt5
SCrocr. 1orimrrcoc g}nueu o. life tlnoc
daiimilcrcs, % nf oj5ic @ruuoe uar De
oijc It'll mere Siaoc euo @dgu. WeE
Wco C~podatlicu AZ cen mere Sorm al
o~rluulit [cyU CT ult bette oucrionunlet.
gturdtco Srou, nj Grempel. er bcbdgcIl8t
az tu9c. itIocr iftc Sruocrre % CT mar
ten sicbIIticlig ucllIercnoe.
0eri: - Ecaritaui,yue a. Euyateo 1rou bar
CT fan u5cRurUici [Itru ui otts Siriceoue at
Dc nuicvi'cytr en- @eiitUotaierc.'c uelle boiIieu
Dc i~OIpltJtcr 'Q ill az iobciule $4,000 til bill
iruiumbCiii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on De itc
luT iUgg buIliCUioWucut N,GUo cucr dptuoc
MINER 30 alag loeuot az W,aulcl ruu Scrn. %
'crF0r bCrce e.urfC 100 ErutcHt rIcr Wcrc 1
yrbct an IRE uGgr 'Cufo'Gt 81 De life bar uodci
]aIuUrliat oranuiif Cuot Sine Benlc Ctt bllpe
ulbilcbctdIt bvis oct To-, Wtuo't '~0roobicr DIN
ENrfC c'ttI 40 Ga1es Arug. let irlae5 di
gooc Epo,5ttcrc / ole gpcr Advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25
Saen fra nsore 90
epre UeIcmarfen.
Otter NOtater at aiSsoc 'Saluor y.
Spcotcn, gp.

Raa norore Cribs / go, par Der eli
9pinbc Cater iom heo 8uro.(")
Gn Sommerfpelb, ba bun bar iioe
paa Sorbet o. lutte Setter iom gif
Sior, fit bun le en- lp8 Sott peo 81
ben al zig, % Itrar eiter bsrte bun
Stemmen al lin oibobe Nor Iaitc,
(**) iom tnltc til benoe og boo lenoe
at aoa til benoeS Sror &ittil Soria
@orgen) o9 aopare ham for of glsre
iorifieaige Siug, iom bun nGurtc.
Satteren u~nbifplote zig meb at Sit
fiji life piloe fro paa oct bum Ia. Wten
Woberen frpgteoe og bab iaa IGnge
pau benbe at Satteren til'llit Iopeoe
at gisre BET. Oten bette 2efte fonl
bun life til at boloe. Saa bar oct en-
Sib efter, of Wooeren font igien ON
Hatten til lin Cater % bs6reioet
henbe for at bun life babe holot
bpao bum lopet. Satteren maotte bu
LORE paa mt at reiIe til &ittil. Sao
ipurgte Sattereu lin Wor, bpor IGn.
ae bun ifuloe goa ilig, for bum iii
Sreb / @rapen. Moberen iporebe:
"Gg t%enfjcr OF CO mart ifol faa DO.
Mcn eg mstte tpo &nrer ifpelo" -
bun nrpnte Dem paa Naon - "ior
INT traifa firing utnn SreO til Come.
bag" = Sotteren iagOe: "Gg pil
mp % fpeiffia @Ioen poo Naren, Il
eg frr iioa Deg" Wfen Wobercr
fbarebc: get npttor iffjc nofo, 81
fGr 'fje ijaa meg lifeuGI." = SIN
tof 0otteren ober Eanben nleo &aan
Den % oct bite fig Werfcr pno San
bcn lrnge eitct. Cen Adobe bopo:
nrret / llpenifob mco lin gror Stctn
lllu 5lita. Satteren Iplrrgte: "Gr 81
life iinno pao Steiuulp, Sror sin II,
og?" "Nei Oct CT eg life. Stein
1tlb berger Ieg han - men &ctil
@etil!" ga Sotteren fom ill Gitte
@oriu, itoo ban poo 2oancn OF tGr
ifet. Ga bum ia bet, iom WIobe,e!
bapbc beot benbe ON, ia &ittcl: rs,
gier oa bel iffie nofo porlot eg. ION
iteno Der pea 2oooen % banglor %
treifier."
Eno @oriu, / go, boeoe Ser en-
gang Ell Wuno 'om beb SAILOR. Wiel
cacrs folbte man BAN 8oriofoller
Son par iaa inf og fco at IT
= Serreostasicyer SnIoor $. Sfo.
gen, 80 - iom jeg bar faat bisi,
Ga9u al - bar %tilioiet felgenbe 30.
later: 9aite Yetarsbutter 0riDi. gif
meb Socnmlug 0aluorien, baupe niger
Gatter iom beo @uro men T5lall
(9ia.) Rnri (aania,) aaIte (San
nGs,) o. Sugeborg (SIaotn,) muoc'
GaatpciSt Set mnattc 0Grct Sloit
irm babe SeIeg al lin 0tor Sergi
@iitilsbattcr @urin. iom bar 9ift me-
NNHNl SuiiiiulplNIv ~ " s|NuI II
&ittiI, Stenllu OF @unullu.
~ Sen aiopbc Wor, hcb lonl ppell
for rGullt, Scr9it aittil5batter. &prit
(Sor8cn) og q gilt mcO %etar @uu
nlplen. fra 8itteronl. Deo 1905, s.
9Iar gammcl. 8er9it bar beo fer
Seres Sgrn: a. SittiI Yetarien Dor
ia, b. @urnuIp Yetarie,t, gift me
Saarbi Norpbe Cog Stammefnr 10
Dcn nuprrenhc 9oriaIlG9t) c. Sten
rulp Sfita, 3. SsIau9 Gifa, b~arnIo5
c. Inite, Git meo Suennuna Sailor
len, booNe en- Sio i SIita, men bapb
rorbrc @ripi o%nfrtng 1900, til e
Nnla,Ig @ripi to9 Set igien paa ODE
% blcp gilt mco garuIe Crit @ripi
Snr til Crit % 6aralb @rioi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

2uuQciiclo nor bort iii RuuIuuo,
% li00cr oppc / Iicloct pco StIit9
arpuoicn, nUrmcitc @opGl or Argc
houo poa NfieSitrouocn; % oto or
set nooet oUcr > WtiI. 2unaciiclo
bar ! ioroumS Gio prrct bcboct, %
Sognet tiger, at bct al % til bGnote
at Hciicuoc SouOelSforcr bIeu ipor'
lott bortc ruar Oc tom I'll Bette Steo.
Iut ucO Suoioroet cr ct 6ielo iom
faIoc5 2aagcuoc, oppc / iummc cr
en- aleit buor mon hor iiuloct Ncu'
ra0cr citcr ire MicnnCiter. Men mi
fees ser life Longer Spor Al ioa'
oant.
GuNulrQ par set ilcrc ScilchanoIc
re iom uilOe meoc "9tormcunale"
mcO line &~eitcori'tcr &c o%ucrnottc'
Sc puu 2aogciicI6 o. sc fonl III at
0ritfc on AUelocu, % &c 'ortaltc GA
iii NuicrH Tolf Of DC 'flloc meoc
"9lormcmune" Tor al bctoIc i'm Sc.
itcuiulO. Ertte uor oQioo 6iliGIoct
mcN Ell Ont ira W~iiGaitronbcn.
Tou goo0ciiclo par en.@ut Al lam,
me 9ClOcr % hon iorciloQ Tor DiisS'
ilrauOQnttu ON aucIoeL at De itltl.
Sc brirac ,<cntcrnc pou uTrnlc'ic
| &oromdcriUtCr. Wis@itrunoQuttcn
moinlotc ia mc0, at Rottcu var Ioa
mort OF at han uur utlcnOt men BIN
bolOt pau al trnllc % %'nnffc, Iau
Guocu blcu at D}ip2'trdu0Iuttcu
nildtc mco. 90 Oc BAR tonlnct ct
uoot Stuffc pau &cicM iuloc Yau8c.
I iicl00llttcn al OtIc2ltruuoQuttcu
ifuIoc Qaa ioruu hum. 0tCr Ytle2.
itrunOQuttcu uTqtct bcitcn1t. Sno1e.
flclO0uttcn tog o0 Hircm en- lana Nntu
% louct liz til ct prI0c BRUCE Nen.
INSTRUMENTATION, l0m Oor en- trut
tin aor, los ,iil life itrUmmc san
arch en- Stcn % mco ocn / Noonocr
truct ban SougctjcloRuttcu I'll at
njcmntc aniucu % til at qua ioruT
Tia iii Dc nuoct SGtcrcu. CANINE
auclO. cItcr at oc 10 Gutter hoO0C
tat iuci. hertc mani @coircior III Suu
ociiclo1uttcu iilc ga ono 1Icua al
her no iftje mootte ipurloit noto
UouOt."
4 & X
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

|oa GuerlonO, / Siljoro, iotte
man cugaug pon 10 acIpcr, S ltgcr
igr Sui. Sicncitcientcn blcu foruns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-25

Ola u noreoSeu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
RICHMOND PALLADIUM THURSDAY l. 1917

a delegation to Indianapolis Friday
when the dry bill is voted upon. Rev.
U. S. A. Bridge, the pastor, will head
the delegation.
Music Plays Important Part.
Music played an important part in
the Union Friends service In East Main
Street Meeting House last night. Mrs.
Harry Doan sang and quartet, COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Parshall, Mr..
Briggs and Miss Williams, assisted by
Miss Butler as soloist gave an evange-
llstic number. Miss Clark was at the
piano. DR.. Alexander Purdy of Earl.
ham assisted in the service.
Rev. Francis Anscombe of South
Eighth Street church preached on
Christ, Indispensable to Our Lives"
Rev. Charles M. Woodman of Allen
Jay church will preach tonight. "As
bread is indispensable to our bodies,
light to our eyes and a roadway to the
traveller. SO is Christ indispensable to
our lives" Mr. Anscombe said.
1.-THE Needs of Our Times" will be
discussed by Rev j. j. Rae in his serv-
ice at First Presbyterian church to-
night. DR.. Rae preached last night on
"Christ's Philosophy of Life"
1--WE are still an incomplete product,
hut God and the laws of the universe
are friendly to US and we are afforded
every opportunity to develop along the
proper lines,'' he said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
NAMES OF WINNERS
IN BAKING CONTEST
GIVEN OUT TODAY

Prizes In the bread-baking contest,
arranged under the direction of Omer
G. Whelan for the manufacturers OF
Aour, have been announced Awards
OF the samples displayed at the Reed
Furniture store are as follows:
Mrs. c. Mcpherson. SAL South Sixth
street, l barrel Enterprise -four; score
80.
Miss R. E. Miller. Eleventh and
National Road, West, one-half barrel
Enterprise -four; score. 80.
Mrs. E. Reck. 314 North Fifteenth
street, one-quarter barrel Enterprise
dour; score, 60
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, 211 Pearl
street. 24lb. sack Enterprise flour;
score, IS.
Mrs. Harry Castator, 10 South
Twenty-nrst street. 24-lb. sack Enter.
prise flour; score, IS.
Mrs. w. Austerman. r. F. D., 24-lb.
sack Enterprise -four; score, IS,
Mrs. J. F. Mustard. 112 North D
street, 24lb. sack Enterprise -four;
score, IS.
Mrs. W. kamp. SOC South Tenth
street. 24-lb. sack Enterprise -four;
score, 80.
Mrs. Harlan, 30 Pearl street, 24-lb.
sack Enterprise -four; score, so.
Mrs. L. Crawford, 427 Pearl street.
24.lb sack Enterprise flour; score, 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
MILTON MAN WEEDS
EVANSVILLE WOMAN

MILTON. Ind. Feb. Edward
Manlove and Miss Georgia Warren
Wells. were married at their own fur
nished apartments, 1916 Park Avenue,
Indianapolis Sunday afternoon in the
presence of about twenty relatives and
special friends. The ceremony was
performed by a cousin of the bride,
the Rev. e. H. Henderson, who is 81
years old and the pastor of a Presby-
terrain church, in that city. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.
Manlove. Of Milton. and auditor in the
office Of the Board of Trade at Indian
apOlis. Official of the Board Of Trade
were In attendance. The brides home
previous to her marriage. was at
Evansville. Her parents are both
dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manlove's
birthdays both fall on February /.
They will be the recipients of many
beautiful presents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l. Manlove, parents OF the bridegroom
have just returned from Indianapolis,
where they attended the wedding.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
THE OLD AGE SIGN
DOUBLE CROSSED

Don't let gray hair make you look
years older than you are, for it is now
an easy matter to tint gray. faded or
bleached hair in a. harmless way.
The new preparation. "Brownatone,"
is proving so popular that thousands
of people of refinement and many
leading hair-dressers are now using
this wonderful product exclusively.
"Brownatone" meets every demand
and fulfills every test required of it,
and is so simple to use that no pre-
vious experience is necessary. Comes
ready for use-no mixing and Is en-
tirely free from lead, sulphur. silver,
zinc, mercury. aniline, coal-tar pro
ducts or their derivatives. There is
no danger of irritation or a poisoned
scalp when you use "Brownatone,"
because it is guaranteed harmless.
Produces the most beautiful shades
from light golden to the deepest
brown or black. Will not rub or wash
on and cannot be detected Most all
leading druggists everywhere now sell
"Brownatone" in two sizes, Csc and
$1.OO. and in two colors-one to pro-
duce golden or medium brown" the
other dark brown or black
Get CSC bottle from your dealer
today, or ii you prefer, sample
bottle with interesting book will be
mailed on receipt of 10c. to help pay
postage and packing charges, If sent
to the manufacturers, The Kenton
Pharmacal Co., AGO Pike St, Coving-
ton, KY.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond
by Thistlethwaite Drug Co., Conkey
Drug Co. Ninth and Main streets, and
other leading dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
"GREAT drive
rcontinued From Page one.]

CONTINUED From Page One.l
Question-What Shall Do With
Christi" Mr.. Hill spoke last night on
"Christ's Reason for Coming Into the
World"
Rev. H. S. James at the United
Brethren church scored barren lives
and empty professions" among church
members in a sermon on Lessons
From the Barren Fig Tree" He said ::
There are some church members who
never lead single person to the Mas
ter and some Sunday school teachers
who never won one of their scholars
to Jesus Christ"
Rev. Parker viii Preach.
The sermon tonight will be preached
by Rev. Addison Parker Rev. DR.. o.
T. Deever. of Dayton, Ohio, will preach
in this church next week.
Conversion" will be Rev. DR..
Charles Laing Herald's subject at
Second Presbyterian church tonight.
The Senior Christian Endeavor society
will attend in body. DR.. Herald
preached on Saving Faith" last night
and Mrs. Homer Jones sang.
There probably are no persons In
Richmond who doubt the historical
fact of the Christ but that does not
mean everyone in Richmond will be
saved" he said. Intellectual or emo
tional faith will not save souls"
Rev. Dr. H. H. Tilock will preach
tonight at Central Christian church on
Conversion, What 1t Is and How Ac-
complished" -.-
Questions Are Answered.
Dr. Tilock answered the question,
why Does God Love Man," last night.
God loves us, not because we are the
children of the gorilla, or the children
of the devil, but because we are the
children of God by natural genera
tion." he said
Rev. Somerville Light will preach to-
night and Rev r. c. Ballard, of Econ
cmy. Ind, tomorrow night at Grace
Methodist church. This week is being
observed as win My Chum" week I'M
der direction of the Epworth League.
Rev. DR.. T. j. Johnston, OF Muncie,
Ind, preached last night on christian
Patriotism" He touched on the prohi-
bition bill in the Indiana legislature.
"The state wide measure pending in
the legislature depends upon loyalty
No one outside knows what effort has
been made to change men and the
great secret battle that has been
fought" he said.
This church voted last night to send
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
RUTHLESS
CONTINUED from page onel

coming through The Associated Press
dispatches from Berlin. So far as
could be learned early today no ar
rangement had been made for him tc
appear before congress, as he did last
year to announce the dispatch of the
Sussex note informing Germany that
unless the imperial government aband
oned the conduct of submarine warfare
without regard to the principles OF
humanity and the rights of neutrals
the United States would be obliged to
break off diplomatic relations.
The new German warning carries
the situation back practically to where
1t was upon the original proclamation
by Germany two years ago OF war
zone around the British isles. That
proclamation called forth the famous
"strict accountability" note from the
United States.
Breaks German Pledge.
II was followed by the sinking of the
Lusitania and the virtual ultimatum
from the United States which resulted
in the German pledge not to sink
"liners" without warning and provision
for the safety of those on board. Then
came the long series of alleged viola
tions of this pledge. eliminating in the
attack upon the channel passenger
steamer Sussex.
In her final note in the Sussex case.
Germany extended her pledges to
cover all peaceful merchant craft. but
gave notice that if what she termed
Great Brtain's illegal blockade was
maint aimed new situation would be
created in which she would reserve
full liberty of action. The exchanges
closed with the United States accept
ing The new assurances in terse note
in which it informed the German gov.
eminent that it was taken for granted
that observance of American rights
was not contingent upon the outcome
of negotiations between the United
States and another nation.
The new situation has arisen and
the reserved liberty of action is to be
used. According to information from
Teutonic sources here, German has
ready from 300 to 500 submarines
ready to wage relentless war upon
shipping in the prescribed area, a
great section of the high seas stretch
ing three or four hundred miles from
the coasts of the British Isles and al
most the whole of the Mediterranean
Sea.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Gays We can't look or feel rlaht
with the system full
q poIsons.

Millions Of folks patne Internally
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. whats an inside bath %
you say Well, it is guaranteed to per-
form miracles if you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts
There are vast numbers of men and
women who, Immediately upon arising
In the morning, drink glass of real
hot water with teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate in it. This is a very
excellent health measure 1t is in
tended to flush the stomach, liver, kid
neys and the thirty feet of intestines
of the previous days waste, sour bile
and indigestible material left over in
the body which if not eliminated every
day become food for the millions of
bacteria which infest the bowels, the
quick result is poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed into the
blood causing headache. bilious at
lacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds,
stomach trouble, kidney misery, sleep
lessness, impure blood and all sorts Of
ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next. but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little but is sufficient
to make anyone a real crank on the
subject of internal sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so limestone phosphate
and hot water act on the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels. 1t is vastly
more important to battle on the inside
than on the outside, because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, while the bowel pores do.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-01
WHAT MEN WILL
WEAR THIS SPRING

Mems Spring Suits are in beautiful
Scotches, tweeds and cassimeres,
grays. Oxford blues and browns, all
this wealth of new weaves and color
ings are combined with the staple
blues and grays in serges and tweeds.
and decidedly pretty are certain ef-
fects in which a distinctive pattern
is produced by two tones of the same
color blending into the design. Over
GOO styles in these new woolens at
Emmons' Tailoring Company. Fine
suits SIS. SIS, $24 and up. Corner
Ninth and Main.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-06
DrecoonSale
at Cranes
Drug Store

The owners Of DRECO are strong In
their belief that they are offering a
remedy of unusual merit TO the public.
This confidence comes to them after
having observed the remarkable bene-
fits obtained by sufferers who have
given it fair trial.
Thousands OF bottles have been
sold.
DREC0 is composed OF the juices
and extracts of many different roots,
herbs, banks, leaves and berries which
are gathered in nearly every part OF
the world. England. France. China,
Japan. Egypt, Spain. Italy, West In.
dia Islands, Russia, Asia Minor. India,
Canada and the woods. fields and for.
ests OF our own states. DRECO does
not contain Mercury, Potash or other
harmful mineral. II acts on the Stom-
ach. liver. kidneys, bladder. blood and
bowels and has proven its merit in
troubles such as constipation, rheuma-
tism, catarrh, Indigestion, gas on the
stomach, pains in the back and limbs.
nervousness, eczema, pimp:es, boils,
poor appetite, low vitality and general
debility.
In olden times the people relied en-
tirely upon herbal plants for their
treatment OF all sickness and disease,
and today many eminent physicians
employ them in their practice. In
DRECo we offer a pleasant and effec.
tive herbal system tonic, prepared. in
the modern laboratory OF Nelson.Bak.
er Co, Detroit, Mich, under the direc.
ton of skilled chemists. Should you
be suffering from any Of the troubles
for which Dreco is recommended, or
may be just half sick and need a good
tonic TO assist nature in her work, you
should get bottle OF DRECo.
Cranes Drug Store, distributors for
Fairmont.