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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
ALIEN ENEMIES
BURN MILLIONS
IN WAR STOCKS
Many Germans and Austrians
Employed in Burned.
Harlem Plant

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Eev York
city's water front was the scene OF an ::
mother disastrous fire today whsE the
factory Of the NTnshburn Wire company.
which was working on large war orders
for the U,Iited States government, was
DESTROYED, with nn estimated loss OF
nearly S2O00.000. The patrolman who
discovered the fire declared he found
three separate blazes at different places
in the factory. which was housed In q
series OF buildings extending from 1l7tn
10 11Sth streets and q half block deep
on the East river front In Harlem. T.:
Daniel C. Turner. general manager oe
the company, told Fire Marshal Brophy
that twenty-five Germans and 2oL Aus
trians were included in the force OK
1000 employees in the factory and that
all Of the Germans except one had zone
permits issued by tie federal govern
mcnt. Fourteen natlonaliues are repre-
scented among the worl;mcn, it. Is said: :.
Fire Mar"hal Brophy has sumnolito
Mr.. Turner md score Of employees t6
appcar ut hearings before him to-mor-
row.
Spectacular BlAxA-
The fire, which was one OF the most
snect ocular OF rrcent years in this city.
started shortly after noon. and. was not
brought under control. until 4 O'Clock.
The Euildngs ranged from two to ~
stories in heieflht. and only parts Of twc
Of them remain standing. Tenement
houses nearby were emptfed OF occu-
pants, and it was cnly with the greatest
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PARIS. Nov. 11.-A wireless
from Haparanda. in Sweden. near
the Finnish border. says that
Premier Kerensky has 100000 men
supporting him.
The wireless message, which es-
capped the censorship Of the Boil
sheyiki by being sent from Hapa-
randa. says Premier Kerensky left
Petrocrad on Tuesday night for
General Headquarters. being con-
cealed in rhe bottom OF an auto
mobile ambulance. II $ under
:tood h. VAS accompanied by Gen
eral Ale:;ifr. former commander in
chief and by Foreign Minister
Teresfchenko.
The ambulance was stopped
three times by IaXirnalist patrols
as il wis leaving the city.
"Prrmie- Kereusky now has
200 OhO men devoted 10 him. the
dispatch continues: ~ is believed
he i, going TO Moscow 10 re-eS-
tablish hi" government there and
marrh on Petrosrad. This posi-
Eiv may ha unnecessary. however.
as III" la;c&. news from Pctro-
grad says Il battle is going on in
the streets and that the CoSSackS
have Joined the Mir irlaliStS and
are MASTERING tha aXimalists."
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Hcar Collapse.

I.ONrON. >"r. li.-Th" RnlsiI"viki
revolution in petrusrad is reported to
be- app-oachi ,c COLLAPSE Regiments
loyal 20 Premier i\"rrnSky are march
ing on the capital. and fighting is un-
der way ~ the ri;%. according TO reports
reaching hcra to-day from Peirngrad.
An nrt:aniza:ion which has adrnted the
name % All Russian Committee tor
Saving thc Cnun.r!' and the Revolution
announced tha; the defeat of the Rpl-
Sheviki movement was matter on:y
Of day: nr hours.
The town az TSarS''o 'o.-S"lo - ntiles
south "f l'ct-ocrad. cher Former En-
p.rnr Nichu:aS l.ved much o. ;hc tiyas.
IS said t. h::r" been captured by LOCAL
forces Ftrr which III" rebels Erred TO
Pc;rngr,td ~ disTrcl' rig 1lohS.
The rhi". wireless. station nov -
controlled 10y lNY:,i :rorps. Tn" i:r'l
Guar,l SoS t""n l"f"ltcd in MrS""~.
Premier k"rv"$ky l. said to bc ap-
preaching i''i-"grah
The following vas received today by
wireless from EUS$:*:
To all army organizations ami COM
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COLONEL HOUSE GIVEN
AUDIENCE BY GEORGE Y.
American Mission Disposing
Of Great Mass Of Accu-
mulated Work

LONDON Nov. liking George rr-
ccivcd Colonel F.. VI. House. head "f tnr
American commission to III" lntcr-allicd
conference which is TO he held in Paris.
In audience al II o'clock to-day. Cofo-
mel I1nuS" walked IN III" palace from
Chesterfield house. Il distance nf a mile.
accoTnpar led by Sir william Wiseman.
Tho colonel required no introduction
tn the king. whom he had met on prcvi-
GUS visits. In tn" course nf to-dar's
conversation. tn" king invited the COLO
mel and Mrs. IinuS" I" take luncheon
tomorrow afternoon with ,he queen and
himself.
The other members IF m" American,
mission had a quiet sunday. In th-
afternoon. several informal business
confc r"ncrs were held at their hotel IN
an effort T." dispose Of the Er"a, am"un,
OF work which must hc don" before they
go 90 Paris.
Although thu members Of IN" mission
have n"rn d"lud"d with invitations az
Il social nature ever since their arrival.
il has been found tmpus*ihlc To acc"nt
any Of them. owing iu tn" duties which
they find confronting them.
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ITALIA RESISTANCE ST|FFENS;
BERLIN ADMITS SLIGHT REVERSE
STIRRING APPEAL TO
ITALIAN NATION BY
VICTOR EMMANUEL

ROME, Nov. liking Victor En-
manuel has issued stirring appeal
to the nation saying that the enemy,
thanks to an extraordinary comh.
nation Of circumstances, has been
able to concentrate all his eaorta
against Italy. The Austrian army,
defeated in every struggle for thirty
months, his majesty declares, obtain
ed numerous seasoned German rein,
forcements.
Italians, citizens and 1oldisrS,"
says the appeal, "be ono single army.
Every act Of cowardice u tresnhssy.
Every disorder, every rscrinainsaon,
Is trenchery.
"To tho enemy who counts lsss On
a military victory than on wsaksn-
Ing our spirit and on our psssivtty,
let us reply with one voice that AL
are ready TO give all for the victory
and honor Of italy"
The proclamation Is signed By
members Of tho cabinet ~ we'll az
by the king.
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NARROW ESCAPE FOR
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
IN MOUNTA AIN FLOOD

AMSTERDAM. Nov. H. Emperor
Charles rf Austra-HunEary is report
cd in dispatch from ti"rizia TO- have
narrowly escaped death in Il mountain
torrent on his return from visit to
PalInunora in northern Italy. near
l:dinc. whittier ne WAS accompanied ny
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria. His nu-
tnmnbilr broke down while he wRs cross
inx a swollen mountain stream.
The rmpcrnr's two fooimcn attempted
10 carry him ashore but lost their foot
inE. and all three were swept n con-
siderable distance hy the swift current.
Finally. the rescue of the emperor
was accomplished by members Of his
suite, particularly Prince Felix of Par
ma, who. hcinG strong swimmer.
Jumped into the stream and took charge
Of the rcscur work. The emperor iS said
To he none thu. worse for his experience.
Further details of Emperor Charles
narrow escape say that the emperor was
saved only by catching hold of willow
hanging over the bed nf tho stream. The
rmncrnr was constantly submerged rs
the willow bent under his weight and
I he force Of the current. His cnfnpan-
ions, aftcr grcut eXcrtions. procured q
heavy beam. with the aid of which all
reached shore.
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PEACE TALK IN
GERMANY OFF
Developments in Russia and
Italy Used With Effect
bv Milltarists

r'uPi:NNA,ii:N. Nov. li.--Th" d"scl-
npmnuis in Russia and I;aly hav" put
ncacr talk in ihr background III Ger
many. Peace questions ar" NO, m"n-
TONED 10y any representatives q! tho
fntr parties composing TN" RcichStaE
majority whose Utt"rances in regard tu
tn. settlement al tho rhanccll"rship
crisis arr. cited by Ecrlin correspond
.rn:S "f Danish newspapers
\ Berlin dispatch 10 Tho Cologne 'ia-
z"ti, urges moro energetic prosecution
Of the war on land and S"a. saying thar
ly This means alone can the Germans
force their opponents /" seek an agree
mcnt with the Central powers.
AMSTERDAM Nov. ll.--RumorS
were in cirrulaiion in Berlin and the
rrnvjn,.rS Saturday shat an armiSttcH
ha,! hrnn ,.unlu,'r'! with Russia ana
ihu; Italian h."G:,I"s had been sent ."
RusSia Ia n"rnIinI" with tho Work.
mems and SOLDIERS delegates for 4 Joint
Russ,,-II;auian armiSlIG" proposal 4"
Germany.
On" uf Tho Berlin newspapers has
toned to correct IN" rumnrS. lest they
should raise unf"uudcd h"pcs and dis
arnnirinrrni which would be- likely u"
have Il bad cifrcr.
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HONOLULU. r.. r.. Nov. 11.-Queen
,.iliuokalani. nf Hawaii. died this morn
ing. Her death had been expected Tor
several days.
The former queen had been in bad
h.alih for many months. week ago
she h"gan To fail rapidly and last Thurs
dav physicians ann"unccH that the END
was near
Preparations have been made lot inc
body TO lie in state. with TERRITORIAL
guard OF honor
Social events planned for the United
Stutcs congressional PARTY visiting mere
probably will j." cancelled.
Formal announcement Of the queen ;
death was made by Curtis i. i'aukea'
secretary Of the territory. ana annchncc-
mont WIS made 10 the people Ivy the
toIlyng OF bells and the half masting Oh
rlaes. Her old subjects among the ma
,ivrs, Including chiefs nf tho old regime
Immediately gathered 10 mourn.
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bOLSHEv|k| FORCES BEATEN,
RETREAT IN D|50RDERLY MOBS

Apparently BoShevk uprising in Ierngrad is nearing its
end Premier kerensy again be in Late ad
Peograd the effect that the rcvoutonS have
been defeated TSarskoeo and the latter
which miles from Progad retreatns dsor
derly mob toward the capital.
Petrosad fighting has taken place with the CossacS
loyaSts having better the ohevk element while
Kerensky with 100000 his from achna reinforce
the oyasS To his however, the rails the Pero
gradachna railway have been and large forces OF the
Bolshvi said have battle t" add to the
has been pro-
claimed Finland and the dismissed his place hay
ing been sailor The Diet has voted elect state drec
torate will have supreme power in the PROVINCE
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WITH 'TEEi: AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Nov. ll.-sEy The
Associated i'r"SS.}. -Concitions lii
tn" Ar,"rictu SECTION continue !" be
FORMAL With Intermittent artillery
,;r:.S on both sidrS. At on" place.
tho I;ertu&nS rbSsrved that tho
srasS ha,i h"ea tr"GdGn down in thu
rear. aui ,h"y to-" in . hundred
shells with no ."SIit 0th"r inan I"
Ch,!rr lp ;hs mud.
Tho weather ""ntinu"S 1" b.. colt!
and rainy Ths .\uiHrci,n infantry
men have lrat rs" diversions. Tn"
inst :i'rid.nt occurred near day
light. Til. enemy, apparently think
,nS 4 raid w:t.> imDlinant. opsr"d
nr with r.""h.'.:- CUR "a the point
the lirr& are closest 4 stream OF
h,Ii..tS whi.;l.'i over the American
n:<t line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
ALAND ISLANDS NOT
SEIZED BY GERMANS

LONDON. Nnv. ll.--DiSpHt" from
the Sranu uinHTlIn capitals throw cold
water on tn" reports; of tn" last t"w
days that III" Germans hnN" Iandch on
hr Alnrd Islands. off Ihr Finnish coast.
and also have taken possession Of Hell
sinrfnrS. rartal "r Finland TrHwerS
which left tho Aland Islands &c lat" rs
Friday report they found conditions
normal both on III" Islands aud during
their voyage back.
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SAVING THE FOOD

WNSfIIE,;TuE. Nov. l.--'1rrSym"n
uf all denominations ARE making faF"r-
ahlc reports on their Food saving week
~ r"puri card campaign. lnanEurated
November :. and tu continue until Janu-
rry l. Through his campaign the food
will make weekly IN bu-
Iaii,,n of food saving among all church
people. classified by faiths.
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LIVELY ARTILLERY FIRING On
AMERICAN LINE IN FRANCE

About the same time. French
troops on tin. American flank OBJ
served fuu" Germans who were cut
ting the barb"d wirs dcfenScs. A
French patrol succeeded in heading
OF the Germans. capturing them all.
General pcrShing said 10 the cor
respondents today:
Troops and supplies arc arriving
in Increasing numbers"
Thanks to the French. British
and American uavics. h" continued.
III. Suhmarir" 10 date had not
caImcd the life Of .Singi" Amer
ican soldier on tho troop ships
hound for France. The French Of
fic"rs. h" said. were enthusiastic
nvrr the character. intelligence. anu
,a.:rrnrSS of tho young officers who
AT" arriving in Franc" to continue
their instructions. and the Amer
lean army is proud OF them
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PArIS. Nov. l1.-l'r"mi"r Painicve
returned ar noon yesterday from his
visit with French and British officials
10 tho Italian front. and expressed un-
wavrring confluence i'll the victory OF
the forces nj Freedom
"'Th"r very principle Of liberty
themselves IN. brutal discipline Of the
t:cntrnI powers" said IN. premier.
Theirs is an entirely different diSci-
plIn". forged by trials as metal under
The hammer.
A meeting Of tho war council was held
nj o'clock yesterday afternoon. and
rhr cabinet was in session from G:3o un-
ri s. After the cabinet meeting a semi
uifirial note WAS issued confirming the
fconttauod on Page Tsn.)
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Kerensky Fighting, Backed By 100000 Troops
Finland Declares State of War; Breaks Away From Russia

A. NJ q
ld
Trladin inpre of
Wcndta
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HOLDING THE PAVE
LINE AT ALL POINTS
United States Troops'Eventu-
ally to Join Allies in
Italian Combat

The italian line In the north has
stiffened under the rcinforcements
it has received from the British and
French. Even tho German official
Communication does not mention
any further retirement by the 1tal-
ians, but on the contrary admits
that east Of AsiaSo, where the
Austro- Germans made gains iast
weok, the italians In strong force
attacked tho Invaders and recaptur-
ca positions. The italians took about
LOG prisoners. In the Sugana val
ley In enemy advance guard was
captured. Along tho middle and
southern reaches Of tho Piave tho
1tnliaas are holliag their Line ten
adously, although they have been
forced 70 give mp the Vidor bridge
head, northeast Of Tcev1so, after
having, fought a delayed battle In
which they had TO blow up tho
bridge crossing the stream.
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EX- -QUEEN L|L|UOKALAN|, LAST
HAWAIIAN MONARCH, IS DEAD
(cont1uusd on Page TA)

The funeral Is to take place next
Sunday. Meanwhile, tho body will lie In
tho Ilauaiahao church until next SAtur-
day. when II will be removed to the
throne room Of the Palace. where the
funeral services will be held. As 1t
will be the funeral Of the last native
monarch in Hawaii. all the pomp Of tho
old days will be revived and ancient
customs observed.
Recently Queen Lilickalani had shown
striking patriotism ror the United
States She subscribed literally for
tho Red Cross fund and the Liberty
(Conttnusd on PASs Tsa.)
THR wEAT"1-
WASHINGTON, Nov. n-1orooa0tI
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio ana Wet
Virx1uta-Fair Monday and 9us0eAE
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western Pront.

PARIS. Nov. 1l.--A German attack
in the EosseS. near Hartmans-Wrilcr-
Kopf. resulted last night in violent
fighting The war office announces that
the Germans were repulsed completely.
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The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
BRITAIN To
CONSCRIPT
FORTUNES
Levy of Ten Per Cent
On Private Capital
Is Advocated
80 L0WEHL .IFTT


Sf00 Cnrcyr9rf.rf Press
ro..,o>. o.. t--r.-r r-
another -ho.h 'n
ment in America which ha.rs ia
sre wealth do lis hf rrEI-ua
r
tlal4y
There hs been ereal i ~
slk araur con .rurau - Gr
connection. win tn- nar. l4.6 BIAS
meant orfy brrr .n m, st
cess nrafts r9. ara 'tf.r ~
.or. rfr arr.-h governments ta-
4at has o-4rt .rrfly fa-t4 t1 te-c
ne rast --. ina Tess .r.k on
-sr..-f nr--.r. phanr. ~ crr.
.r .e r mtarrre ~ ,hr csr ~
.os- r,.oer-Ihtt for DrH-
financial. policy ~..h q move E be-
made soon arrr fhr ver ends
mis- rnsstal. rhe most radical
snatrIsl lrrot ato0 that ha- result
'r0m rh war fge to the con
.frttor thsf s N NOT tha ouly
vav out a- lease ,sa. best way 0u.
-srr- rnde~ tho terrific financial
rtre p fhe war viii leave
AT the end ~ The war Great
Britain will face the necessity ~
providing two and 0nphaif billion
cellars or more annual revenue.
n VIII cost half thar 10 meet the
and tha greater mart az oil. other
loans T'hs estimate for neu-frrs i-
n.l a.ft.. d,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
IMPERIAL BRICK
CONCERN LATEST
INDUSTRY HERE

With the entrance OF the Imperial
Brick company into Detroit. the
city's industries will receive a value
Bile addition and one that VII co
much 20 relieve the condition.
which now hamper local build!r.
operations owing 90 the diihcuit,
OF obtaining materials
The Imperial company viii spe
cislize in a certain kind ~ brick
which has been named Com Pc
SHE This brick. Dr. is claimed. can
be made more cheaply than any
other brick now on the market and
In less time. requiring only eight
hours 20 manufacture. 10 is said
20 be ready FOR use within is
hours
The Com POSI- unit OF the I'm.
perial Brick company viii be able
10 produce 100000 bricks per day
This unit will be increased 90 four
just as rapidly as the buildings can
be prepared. so that very soon the
daily output OF the company vii be
900 600
Po-Sn b. not only an excel
lent wall brick and may Do used
anywhere that clay or shaIe brick
is employed but It's decorative uses
are practically unlimited
a recent laboratory test by fhc
Pittsburgh brick testing laboratory
would seem 800 carry orr All ~ the
claims made for the brick hy ts
manufacturers The detail OF this
test. and other information concern.
ing the brick. may De found 500 yhc
advertising columns of The Tmer
In this issue
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
COMMISSIONS oEaWIFH
A Mans Opinion of the Modern Girl.

never counted with ne In nay prefer
ence Ger oomcn--in fact che rery
yourg CIR RS 80 sHfrai"d ~ rnr
She - TOO selfrentored too sure trat
she rs fhe ultimate end fo when every
young man she $50 asplrrs
Il think that The average girl ny
dear Mrs MhrKi- is the most ur-
.nnhcL 4. = = L
world Vow. dor look shocked and
throw down THIS letter p disgust.
Rerlsnber said rGncor -clous'
and har mother, her cousin arc her
aunts tho drama the novel her en-
tire education. all teach toward this
end II blame there b. O. them Is
should be given
ITO = woman chNd. iove romantic
love-s ftealfEed sud taught until
II t. made bigger than life itself
From tre tl~e a boy AN unders' and.
he IS told Pc prepare for life Prom
the tlwc gel, lacks willis under-
standing into tcr mother face. she
is tuld 80 prepare for love
Every heRgfiful feature u hrr
face avery gesture ~ hVr body every
faRhfouahle ~him ~ her attir" 50
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
OBSTINATE HEADACHES

When your head aches you
will usually hnd the bowels have
been inactive, and II you relieve
this condition, by oleanng the
intestinal organs OF the tcrment-
ing congestion OF stomach
waste, foul gases and bile. the
head IS relieved immediately.
Remember this the next time
YOU suffer from headache. The
combination of simple laxative
herbs with pcpsin sold by drug
gists under the name OF DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, IS high
~ recommended as a gentle lax
alive that acts easily and quick
IS, without gripping or diseom-
fort. IL contains no opiate, mar
cotic. or habit-forming drug, 10
pleasant 70 the taste. and a most
effective household remedy.
Mothers find il especially desir-
able as laxative for children.
You can buy Or. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin from your drug
gist FOR fifty cents. Get bot
tie and have IL in the house when
needed 4 trial bottle, free OF
charge. can be obtained by writ
ing 20 Or. w b Caldwell. 80
Washington ST. Monticello, Hit
nois.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Lindsay Warn. Voters.

In7er he caption stop look
listen Cgy Clork Lindsay has IS
sued q warning 20 voters who want
90 vote 'n fhe special election 10 be
held NOV He says In his state
men' that oct - is the last day on
which any person not now register
"a NAV register or transfer his reg.
.stration. as the Law provides that
this must be done AZ least ~ days
before election He also draws az.
tenton 90 he fact that the elec
.loa booths will not be open Tor
registration. bat that those wishing
"a reEIster or have theIr reKIsifa'
lions transferred must appear in tho
cts clerk, Office. which from noN
until Oct rs viii be kept open until
clock az night
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

when frst went south. Mrs
Marc continued the man IN his
lrtfar tr ue 20 was ZOO iii 20 fhink
much except thAt ! was insNpres-
shly lonely And blue For long
50 rtIr could NOT work. but I became
te guainted with many people
Mer as woI as women. were very
: 49, Aaaa Al heEAH
q, Eet better I started 20 write Int
ta And tnen T met one % the wo-
rInr wtu hns bad The greatest in
flance 0u uv life was really
wled over for The first tire IN my
rfe
SIS wife fc- In spite % T B.. in
spite ~ no money on eithsr side, IN
spite ~ uy family. Ia spite 81 my
councils ~ good sense T married her
was very beautiful and rery clever.
-1r vas the only Sirl n TIE place
sn1 could talk anything but sentl-
mental Eush She MAS apparently as
mach ln love as
"she WAS a year or two older than
g altho did rot know 10 Al the time
- hpd known. IL would have made
0e difference - ne as years have
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
INSURANCE RATE !.
TO INCREASE

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Fire insurance
viii go up rs per cent and life and
other insurance costs will be heav-
fly increased, on account OF the
war.
Benjamin Richards, OF Boston
secretary OF the Insurance Institute
of America, prophesied this advance
today.
General war conditions. which
makes every one dig deeper" is the
cause for the increase, according TO
Richards
The advance in FIRE insurance il
now under discussion and Will be.
come operative within two weeks.
members OF the institute in confer
ence here believe.
The increase anticipated covers
the advance that would be necessary
under the new revenue bill.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
JAPAN HAS
TALLEST CHIMNEY

TOXIC. Oct. 9.-ln many cities
IN various lands are chimneys hitch
have been proclaimed as the tallest
in the world, but the structure
which without doubt truly posse ses
this title has recently been com
pleted In SagonOseki. Japan. II is
OF reinforced concrete and stands
$40 feet high on hill 4s0 feet high.
or than the copper smelter with
which II II connected. so that a.
discharges It's poisonous fumes 1000
feet above the plant. The chimney
n ~ feet In diameter AZ the base
and its inside diameter a. the top
fs &c IA feet The foundation Ia %
feet In diameter and contains 200
cubic yards OF concrete. The first
$50 feet OF the chimney has a con
crete lining separated from the
outer wall by a five-inch air space
-Four hundred tons Of steel were
nsed IN the whole construction.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
THE OLD RELIABLE
BLOOD BUILDER

Still retains its supreu acy People
SUI take Hoods SarsanarHla be-.
cause DC % AN old ramiY friend. has
proved its merit 90 three genera.
tions-in purified blood o1peilek
humors. restored appetite. relieved
rheumatism. banished tired feelings
10 long ago became recognized as
the standard blood purifier and gen.
eral tonic II originated In a Bos
ton physicians successfu, proscrip.
ton. and comprises medicinBl rbots
herbs, harkg and berriesl such as are
often prescribed for ailments OF
the. blood. stomach. liver and kid
neys Buy ~ In the same style pack
age your mother bought it Insane
hne appearance, same pleasant
taste, same certainty of good re-
sults.-Adv.