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Nsrb Cincinnati surug.m.iuse.
Sas Sdduturnen ein finansielIer Gr.
fols. - Suruer.g eterau Gbas.
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Mn4snfrng:n 2b2 GsranH Ges.. arcIlbals
2ei. aeen 1909. tbS
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zEereterr, nea sias. osi. aiafsua. $40
Dlines assuus. f5.25-
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9eutf4ts mlas1sn far aneemrins
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pesSeen, Cater eotr. ss7 6a.oins EDsEiis.
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$50.
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Rabasu fnr bansorbsii. asln Eaf6sn.
@aisr ecbu,. 1855 ecsar; ssrsius, Esoneals.
eIsDH Sefs.e.
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Rdb4eH ias Sansat6t.. IN gnmiiis ben 8.
$3.50 per S9odf. cub herpocb. gbons
@lhas 1913.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26

Ehb& &tn. eiiss, fiir aLgsrltine 9nusarbsii.
sG1sattgaen 355b "a 0bdries alcce. oeee
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26

Ru6 aroatten nod, Sroatter,
2ab mid Siebn no burd SoImatisa
grunaitsno remit bic 9rau lulo Sri.
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epo Der giIr,tei rotb fid inItet
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nfntfr germ bdben 1923 oupfoH GfbeHus
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Y, Gh@eD far nIlaareire Scrsarbest urt 40.
Den. iee On 9. shabe. Hempost
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re; s.resi .isiren Ainb ~ btIftn. Boi Sod.
bale grelae. HbcHeple
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ounaes Mab@tn iat Sausarbe!f asaeu
esrifatn eebB lrD seim 3 Grorntsnf.
AiSas 426.e
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@1hb6tn FAR Ggaemfins arbelt In eiuem
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onngts wsdb6tH far 9ausarttIi bes
Morgers. soi6 Satbanie essras. Easali
etns
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WdbAen fir ecusc.belt ia Gnniiiie pcu s.
0bons llhou S5T.I.
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yrau, eridbTent, far confatbslt ffein 30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12
SALTS fine FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat. Which
Clogs kidneys. Then Back Hurts
and Bidder Bothers You.

Most folks forget that tho MID.
neys, like the bowels. get sluggish
and ciogged and need a flushing oc.
caslonalIy, elsc We have backnche
and dull misery In tho kidney
region. severe headaches. rheu-
matte twinges. torpid liver. acid
stomach. sleeplessness and all
sorts OF bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid.
news active and clean. and the mo
ment YOU feel an ache or pain In
the kidney region. get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
drug store here. take a tablespoon
full in glass Of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine This
famous salts Il made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon Juice. com
bined with lithia. and Is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and slim
uIate them 10 normal activity. II
also neutralizes the acids in the
urine go II no longer irritates. thus
ending bladder disorders.
lad Salts Is harmless: ineNpen-
sive: makes a delightful effer
yescent llthia.water drink which
everybody should take now and
then 10 keep their kidneys clean.
thus avoiding serious compiled.
tons.
A well.known local druggist says
he sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks
who believe In overcoming kidney
trouble while IT Is only trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12
200 WORKMEN
ON STRIKE HERE

Two hundred workmcn ~ the
Washington Iron Works. one OF the
largest metal plants In Seattle. arc
on strike Thursday morning 10 on.
force the closed shop. Both union
and company officials declared
Wednesday that they would fight
the strike 10 the end.
Francis G.. Friuk. secretary aud
treasurer OF the company. declared
that the strike had been called
without warning. and that the plant
would be operated with non-union
labor Ito says II now is running
about hRlf capacity.
James A. Duncan. secretary Of
the Central Labor Council. says
the strike Was called only after
President Gerald Frink had
changed his mind" According to
Duncan. Frink said he would confer
with union officials last Monday.
and Monday said he had changed
his mind and would not mcot them.
I'VE asoertained first that the
plant had not been taken over by
the government. and that it had no
war orders. and then called the
strike 20 enforce closed shop" says
Duncan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12
The ogAoLlEsT SIN


Moses tasted 40 days that his
brain might be free OF the bur
den OF digerting food. arnce
receptive to the Great Master
Spirit OF the Universe for good
and wrote the Ten Command.
mcnta. the constitutional basis OF
all law. even until this day
and the third commandment.
Thou shalt not commit adul-
terry" IL not the least.
When he wrote. "and the
heavens and the earth were fin.
iHhed on the sixth day
and he rested on toe
seventh" he intended this as
the basis OF the scycn.day week.
six days thou shalt labor
but the seventh IL the Sabbath"
tDeut y.:l3.it) And the Adam
and Eve story was the basis OF
the third commandment. and the
sex laws found IN Deuteronomy
and Levlticus.
Tho greatest moral that was
ever given Ia the world 10 the
fact that tho mother OF the
greatest pan who ever lived
was free OF gensualiiy during
the gesiatiye and laxative peri.
OILS associated with the coming
and rearing OF the Christ child
When tho race heods Christ'a
Injunction. "Ye shall know the
truth. and the truth shall set
you free" and not until then.
Tiii we be bred and reared In a
godly manner and become as
gods. The ser sin was the first
ain mentioned In the Bible. IL
IL tho worst sin In tho world to-
J. +. X.
Hotel nnrweli. Bremerton.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12

powder factory NJ P1caiinny arsenal
could be fired away in ono minute
BY one OF orr great seacoas, fortN
fica,ions. Tn. government ar.
senAis could supply only one-fff,h OF
the rifles. only one-tenih OF the
cartridges and only thirti~th OF
the field guns which an army OF
million men would require each
month II they we're in the field.
The big task. therefore. on which
sAc war and navy departments are
cooperating with Leading civilians
thru the national defense council
Is the Organization OF the PRIVATE
plants OF the country 10 produce the
necessary supplies Of munitions and
equipment
Tho administration will make Ger
tain that no exorbitant profits are
made from government contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12

This f. one OF the letters recely-
ed In The Stars Deadliest Sin col.
test. a series OF seven photo.
dramas will be shown at the local
Jensen q Won rIcrberg theatres.
showing the adventures OF Eve
I,crlie.
Eve Is lovely and pampered. She
goes 10 New York TO win fame and
success hut fame and success
may be had only at the Price. she
meets the xix sins. Envy"
pride Passion. Wrath.
Greed and "sioth. Her lover,
Adam follows her Ha wants To
Join the militia. but Eve tries TO
dlssuade him and make him stay
By her side.
The pictures were made by the
Mcclure Publishing Co. The first
Envy" is at the Liberty Thurs
day. Shirley Mason plays Eve. Eve
met the frat six sins. all right
But the Seventh Sin. II Is the
dcadlies,. what is IT, II Is none
OF the frat. The Star will give
300 for tho best answers 10 that
question.
First prize will 30 $50
second prize will be So.
Third prize will be SIS.
Fourth and firth prizes. s. each.
The essay must be not more
than $50 words long. II must be
written OF one side OF the sheet
only. with pen and ink or type.
writer. Letters must b. addressed
10 the Contest Editor"
No letters will be accepted after
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12

less in the hands OF the wicked prl'
vate manufacturer. They may
have heard OF tho naval gun factory
at Washington or the Rock Island
arsenal. hut they have no oonccp.
ton OF tho enormous war factories
which the government operates.
Operating on a tvoshift basis.
the war factories OF the ordAnee
department can produce each year
all tho arms and equipment that
tho regular army and the National
Guard require.
Must Have Private Help
But the government would
have 10 ask aid from private
manufacturers, particularly
powder manufacturer, " he
should attempt 20 send an
army Of q million men TO
France.
The annual capacity Of the
arsensls 10 $685. rifles.
$500 automatic pistols, f@o
million rifle cartridges. 30 mill.
lon pistol cartridges, 34@ three
inch cannon. 81 sIslnch cannon
and 40 e.S-inch ho~isxers. 5oo-
900 rounds Of artillery amrvnl-
tlon, 36,932 sets OF cavalry
equipment. ard 1888 complete
sets OF Infantry equipment
The principal nrsenals OF the war
department are Frankfort arsenal.
in Philadelphia. where artillery.
~ Ia tffa q.
ufactured. Rock Island arsenal. nj
Rock Island. Ill. which turns out
rifles. infantry equipment. harness.
trucks and gun carriages: Spring
field arsenal. which produces rifles.
pistols and machine gun parts and
mounts: Watertown arsenal. pro
jectiles and gun carriages. Water
vliet arsenal. which makes artillery
and anti-aircraft guns. and Picatln.
ny arsenal. the war departments
powder and high explosive factory.
NssIes Employ $4,000
The ten princiapl navy yards OF
the United States employ 24,13s
mechanics and laborers in normal
times. with an average weekly pay
roll OF nearly half n million dollars.
The naval gun factory at Washing
ton Is one OF the famous big gun
plants OF the world. The naval
powder factory at Indian Head in
| 1916 produced more than 1000 900
pounds OF smokeless powder and n
third Of n million pounds OF high ex.
, plosives.
Tho torpedocs manufactured by
the government are produced part.
! ly at the naval gun factory In Wash.
ington or at the Newport torpedo
station. They are. however. such
expensive and highly complicated
! mechanisms that the total output
I'm 1916 OF both these plants was
only a little over 200.
Uncle Sans war manufacturing
capacity will soon be greatly In
creased. as n result OF the appropri
atoms OF last year for an armor
plate plant. TO cost Sl1 900 900. a
naval projectile plant TO cost S..
900, 900, and nitrate plant and
powder factory TO cost 500. 900. 900
! Enormous az Uncle Sans wal
factories are. however, they are ut
terly inadequate TO supply the de
mands which real war Will create
All the powder that can be manu-
featured In year In the army's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS
HE'S LONESOME

HE'S LONESOME
o.--Beine unfortunate enough TO
have TO work evenings, ! find u
very difficult, indeed practically
impossible. 10 meet any nice girls.
This unfortunate condition has
persisted for some time as have
only sunday evenings of and there
are no dances, etc. on Sunday.
I assume there are quite few 9th
err eligible young men In the same
difficulty. 30 would suggest that
some practical advice TO nolvc this
difficulty viii be sincerely weicom-
ed. Our present ultra.conVention-
atty preeludes us from forming &C
1ualntsnecs In other than set ways.
which unfortunately results IN
there being many lonesome young
men, particularly those away from
home, and ! assume also many
lonesome young ladies'
Thanking you for any practical
advice you may have 10 offer. !
,emaln "27."
A.-The problem YOU put to me
turns up like a bad penny, from
time 10 time ~ my columns. !
know there are a number OF young
folks In this city In the same boat
with you. But why this condition
ahould exist, ! cannot understand.
rhe various churches. the lodges.
the Y. NJ. G. A. and y. w. G. A..
all have numerous clubs for young
men and young women, clubs Of
all kinds embracing both Indoor
end outdoor sports. The member
ship fee for the most part II RI
diculously reasonable. Please
don't think ! am acting as press
agent for said organizations !
nave Investigated. also know per.
sonally OF strange young men and
women who have ayailed them
selves OF this opportunity and
found congcnial acquaintances. In
view OF all this. there seems TO me
not much excuse for the state OF
affairs you 30 bitterly bemoan.
Even tho you join some purely
young mems organization, In IL you
Will meet other nice men. who. In
turn. viii introduce you TO their
young women friends. Give my
suggestion fair trial, please,
hen write me the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-12
HEADACHES

Thousands OF mon and women snnei
from headaches every day. other thou.
sands have headaches every week or
every month, and attn others have head.
aches occasionally, but not ut regular
Intervals. The best Doctor IN often I'M
headaches, and In most other cases.
gnowinq the cause, he does not know
what viii remove II, so ms 20 give n
permanent cure, All he can do Ia to pre-
scribe tho usual pain reviewers, which
give temporary relief. but tho headac he
retu rms as usual, and treatment IL again
necessary. II You suner from beatiac hes
and have been unable TO remove the
cause. take anti -kamnia tablets, and oh.
tain the greatest possible relief You
can obtain them mt nll druggists In any
quantity. 1oc worth, no worth or more.
Ask for AK Tablets.