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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-09-08
SUMTER COUNTY ALMSHOUsE.
Annuai Report of Inspection by State
Board Of Charities and COrrctions

The fo lowing report of inspcctio,
of the Sumter County Almshousc
made May 10Th, is issued by the State
Board OF Charities and Corrections:
Mrs j. ID. Mitchell. Superintendent
| Paupers present: white men
white women s. white boys 1, whit,
girls 4. negro men 4, negro women 3
Almshousc AMI Equipment.
The State Board of Charities and
Corrections Is urging the consolida.
ton of county almshouses into dis.
trict almshouses in which it will be
possible at low per capita cost to
give paupers combination of hospita
and home care. Under this plan will
it's district humanitarian and econom-
ic advantages, the Sumter count,
almshouse would be absorbed into {
district group. Consequently, in tn,
report we will not comment on the
DEFICIENCIES in the plant of Sumt.,
almshouse because these can best b,
remedied by the creation of q distric
almshouse to serve Sumter and othe,
counties. Neither will we commen
upon the equipment of this almshoust
unless there is pressing need for i'm
mediate Improvement in some par
ticulars.
Management.
The records of the paupers in thi
almshouse have never been up to re
quirements. During inspection two
the inmates complained about the lac,
of variety in their fare Since the las,
inspection the plant has been i'm
proved by screening the paupers
quarters and building fy-proof privie:
Of the wet pail type.
Recommendations of the Supcrin.
tendcnt.
1. AS to Records" Keep in
suitable book record Of each paupc,
committed, which will show his name
date of commitment, race, sex anc
age, whether married, single or wild
owed, his mental and physical condi
ton, the date of discharge and tn
reason for discharge (if discharge is
by death. give cause of death).
2. AS to Disposal of So .erage."
Have the sewerage buried once
week under three feet of earth.
Recommendations to the Supervisor
and commissioners.
1. AS to administration and Med
'ical Service" Pay the superintendent
L salary instead of allowing her t.
make what she. can out of the fc,
paid her for dieting the paupers. EN-
ploy an able bodied negro woman to
act as nurse at the almshousc anc
otherwise assist the superintendent.
2. AS to "Paupers' Food and Feed
ing" Give the paupers three meals
a day instead of two, and O. balanced
and varied ration. This ration should
include fresh meat or fish twice o
week and wins bread once a day. Al
the meals fo&-the paupers should be
cooked in a central kitchen and non
OF the paupers should be allowed to
cook for themselves as at present.
Putting these recommendations int
effect will enable us to increase tn,
scoro of the Sumter almshouse and
make for the better care of the in.
mates.
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES AM
CORRECTIONS,
Allen j. Johnston, Secty.
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All persons are forbidden to hunt or
In any other manner trespass upon
the lands Of tho un dersigned In Priva-
teer township. These lands arc post
Cd and all trcnpassers will be prose
cstsd.
J. DARGAN oSTEEN.
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Anna Mae, the infant daughter. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Durham, died Sat-
urday last, aged two months and three
days. III II
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II Mr.. Long In right South Caro-
lima ought to he corn-red this year
Greenwood Journal.
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gyD1TER COTTON MARK WI,

p. G. BOWMAN. Cotton Buyer.
corrected daily at IL O'clock Noon
Good Middling 20 rs.
Strict Middling 20 ga.
Middling 20 5-S.
Strict Low Middling 20 3-S.
Low Middling 20.
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livered by Mr.. Watkins, of Washing
ton, representing the National Coun.
Gil.
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III and Medical Ser
'h vice -. o.. %. .. .. 100 II
4. Paupers' Food and
Feeding. :. .. .. 40 26
s. General Super
vision .. .. .. .. 20 10
(Total score under
Section III) 80. .. 400 PIP
Complete score of this
AlmShOuse. .. 1000 CAB
Allen J. Johnston, Secty.
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'hoe oh oShc VI WHSdt Dc plduteu 10
every plow on every farm. This
plan would conform approximately to
the recommendation to increase the
States wheat acreage 81 per cent.
The matter of military training In
tho public schools was discussed at
some length. there being opposition to
q blanket recommendation that mill
tary training be introduced I'm all the
public schools. since such an under
taking Is manifestly impracticable un-
der existing conditions. It was
agreed to refer the matter to a special
committee for consideration and rec
ommendation.
The time and place Of the next
meeting was also a matter OF discus
sion. The difficulty of obtaining no
tel accommodations I'm Columbia caus-
ed the transfer Of today's meeting to
Sumter and II was the opinion OF
some members that the congested con-
dition In Columbia might continue in
definitely. 1t was finally agreed that
future meetings. be held I'm Columbio
10 possible.
The Council remained I'm session
until 1.3O o'clock before taking n rc
cess for dinner. At the afternoon ses
sion tho unfinished business will b'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
CutiCurd Heals
ChiIdren'S Feet
We're Sisters Swollen Badly.
Panied and Burned So Could Not
Slcep. 2 Boxes Ointment and :
Cakes Soap Healed. Cost $50.

Tie snieS of m ,hrec children,Sfe feet
were su!;d bliStcrS. They began by Large
white biiStcrs under the skin which
would burst and white water ran trim
them making sore eTUptlonS. Their feet
were swollen very badly and they could
not walk. and their clothing, or just L
Light touct, would hurt badly. The Dis
tiers panied and burned so'a'l the time
,hat the children world scratch lhcm
and they could not sleep. They were
awtuiiv cross and f~rcttu!, and had nigh
fever Tor two weeks.
Il saw a Cuticura advertisement and
sem; for Il Sample. bought two boxes
Of Ointment and two cakes Of Soap
which healed them (Siyned) Mrs.
Cllar kendrick, DeerhurSt, Ala.
Improve your complexion BY using
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ojnt-
mcnt as needed TO prevent pimples,
b~lackheads or other eruptions. e.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard; "Cuticura.
Dept. H, Boston, Sold everywhere.
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Personals and RriAfs-

Til" Warwood tn"l works will Resume
his morning after u lay-uT of several
days on account OF shortage of gas.
The hoard Of education will meet this
evening III ihC Center NaTwnnd Srh0ul.
Council will meet tomorrow evening
in regular session.
Mrs. Earl Leonard pleasantly enter
tanned III" FurErt-M"-N"t club un Tiles.
day evening.
Doris IiuHzard. "f North Warwood. is
i'll Of dipth:ia.
j. u. 'ray!or IL Sp"mling Il few days
"a Harrisburg ana Burkhann"n on bust,
ness.
MISS Agnes GrraSrr. pupil of The Eli
OF Commercial tvhprl. is i'll at tile
home of J.. l.. Tayl"r. on I;iChlnmd ave-
nue..
IIurh carroll viii lc removed from
III. North Wheeling hospital To his
hOIu' !nr!IY.
Mr.. TaSi"r. 81 Martins Ferry. am-
rlny"i at he DOL works. has been i'll
for the past week.
Mrs. John Fouty ha; returned home
after spending Il wrrk The guest OF
friends AT p"wnatar. OhinI
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TRAITOR! KEEP H|A ANAY"
LET HIM CONE! FREE SPEECH"
OF 300 VOTERS ONLY - WOULD
HAVE LA TOILETTE CONE
TO WHEELING.
But the Minority Write Strongly. -
Not Let Free Speech Be IH"ott'eo:
BrinQ on LaFoilette!

Bring Pm laFotiette!
~ do not wish 20 further a~G&rava'"
a matter that had better BE- closed.
said Rabb; \. ii. Silver last ntSh,
upon the. cancellation of the i"at":
lette speech scheduled for Nh"elM~
on March S. Out uf %Hh votes. Sna!'
BY telephone. telegraph. mai ara
messenger, - per cent We're a"aihst
the coming OF the Serjt;or
traitor. r
Most of the messages III favor 0i
the lectures cancellation were meStt'
expressions such as. Il do not care It,
hear Senator LaFOlletie. Many III
teresting communications were re-
ceived in favor OF the Statemaa ap-
pearance here. Rabbi Silver posi-.
lively refused TO divulSe the names "'
writer's. >.
A prominent man wrote: by a!
means have Senator LatOilet,e come.
Do not let free speech be throtf!sH.
There is not TOO much OF mat III
Wheeling. Possibly LaFotietteS posi-
ton may be the sane Il 'IurlnS tuiS
period OF general insanity and lack
of balance"
A minister wrote: You certainly
have my consent, yea, demand, that
the engagement. of LaFollette be can
celled. This is the hour OF CRISIS Whts'
we demand true-blooded loyait? 10 our
Cody president
A leading merchant wrote; As Il
subscriber to the lecture course WlSh
70 vote against Larulieitss CotllnS.
To saw the least. his attitude in the
closing hours OF congress was the
opposite OF patriotism and cannot
help but make the ordinary American
ashamed that such a man 1 REMAIN
In the senate"
Another note read: Senator LaFol.
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Don't Load Your
system With Dan
qerous Medicines!
Gives Permanent Relief

Krew-Ptna is a healing. soothing,
medicinal salve. Used externally y
rrom many ailments for which dan
rerors medicines are frequently
taken. Krsw-Pina contains no harm
mi Ingredients and will not blister
~. skin. We absolutely guarantee
sa~tt,factloa or your money VIII De
refunded.
inst apply Er-w-Fina TO The ches;
and throat. Use is before retiring and
the trouble will disappear orernishC
Erew-Ptna is exceptionally good lor
Coughs. catarrh. toasil!tis. asthma
and bronchitis: Applied in .ine 4 mas
otten prevented pneumonia. X is
Snne-I,r y, UnimentS or poultices for
muscular arections. such as sprains;
rheumatism. neuralgia. ana
You should always have Krew-P!na
in your hcne Costs only 23c per Jar.
For safe AZ your druggist s re
frrmher our muuey-oack guarantees
- h.Iv :, Jar Of krcw-Pina today.
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property purchased recently by himself
and several either persons Of South War
wood. ia what is known as Euclid Place,
five miles cast Of Norfolk. Mr.. Deem
predicts L wonderful development for
Errf"lk. rs the mmcrs" dry-dUcks. navy
Yards and the Eush terminal. being
erected at q cost of $5.UO0.uuO. will ma
luraily CaliS" the residence section To
move eastward IL some Of The larger
tracts nf land which hay" already been
land out III lots.
Two thIriccn-inrl long range guns are
being temporarily. mounted at Cape
Henry for immediate use and protection
until the main fort which will cost So
U0", 900, can he rom plcted. according Ia
Mr.. Deem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
VI, OPERATORS
DENY CHARGES

NEW YORK, March T.-George
Wolf, treasurer and manager OF
the Superior P~ocaaotas Coal CON-
pany and the Winning Gulf CouIery
Company, entered a plea OF not
guilty in the federal district court
here today to an Indictment charg-
ing him az an officer Of the CON-
panies mentioned, with violating
the Saerlnln law by arbitrarily
raising the price of coal mined 1
Virginia and West Virginia.
wolf wns the first Of the defend
ants to appear In connection with
indictments returned by the federal
grand jury yesterday against lIo
corporations AMI II individuals.
He Furnished . bond Of $1,000 and
waf releas ell. r was said q mum
Der Of other defendants probably
would be arraigned for pleading to-
morrow. :.
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The great majority Of people suffer,
ing today from excessive thinness ana
poor development, while they eat three
good meals a day, only manage 70
maintain life and a portion OF the
health and strength that should be
theirs, They stay thin mainly because
they are of a highly strung, nervous
disnosition-nerrcs on an edge most
OF the time. This need be no draw
back. however, to your putting on
flesh if you will first of all correct tho
disposition.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. March T.
Operators in the kanawha and other
coal fields of Southern West Virginia
amonc the fiFIy-tive individuals ana
members Of some of. the los corpora,
lions indicted Tuesday by the United
States court in New York, Will so
Friday with counsel from Charleston
to defend themselves against me
charges that they have violated Inc
sherman antitrust act OF congress.
Attorneys for the defendants, NOT
having seen copies OF the indictments
decline 10 make a formal slatelnen,'
hut indicated that the present high
price OF coal is due to the same causes
that have advanced the prices o.
nearly every other commodity, name
", the unusual excess Of demand over
The supply occasioned. by unparalleled
conditions affecting business Doth Ill
this country and abroad.
r. S. Spilman, or counsel Tor me
defendants. said that it appeared me
height OF folly to claim that any agree
mrnt. entered into by the producers
in January, 1917. for delivery, com,
mencing April /, 1917, could be re-
~sponsible for the high prices when
have prevailed for some time.
at is especially significant dc-
clared Mr.. Spilman. that most OF inc
contracts which have been made Tor
the yea 1917 were at prices far DeloW
the prevailing market prices. he
said also that the advances IN the
price of smokclcss coal from the New
River and PucahuntaS fields was pro
Fortunately much less than the ad,
yances in the lower grades OF coal
from other fields.
One OF the indicted operators, VINO
preferred not being given any iurther
publicity by being named in coneC-
lion with the statement, said that
many of the operators III The New
River district have been selling coal
practically at. cost for many years,
and that others have been making
only Il very nominal profit.
This operator said further:
81 have no knowledge Of amy con
spiracy on the part of the operators
Of these fields To sell coal at any Ger
tain figure. but aS individuals they
have been selling their coal as Sucf
figures rs they believed were JUSTIFIED
under existing conditions as a whole.
The high cost Of fuel is not a hard
problem to solve when it Is conSldered
that rhe operators are paying 0 A.
to IL cents a pound for copper wire
and from S62 10 SCI a ION for steel
rails. and when all other mine sup
plies have advanced from 200 10 4UV
per cent in cost and are mounting
higher and higher every day.
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"nGGER IN wooDPILE."

TOPEKA. Kans.. Mar. THE Kan
sas senate today passed the house anti
cigarette bill with an amendment when
uruhibits the sale. barter. or use OF
By anyone within the state.
r.nLn, wi!l uJlk. the bill uncOnStl-
Imtionai and urge it's removal before the
me- sure is taken up again in the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08

-: The nearest thing 20 L specific
against colds is Il sleeping porch or
open bed room and a cold sponge bath
every morning when you first get up.
Even ;hrn you will occasionally take
a cold. especially when colds are
epidemic. and when YOU do YOU will
find Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy "a
great help in enabling you 10 get rid
OF it: Try il. Obtainable everywhere.
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Lutheran Services.

Til" regular l"ut"n services ui III
Narwood Lutheran CONGREGATION vii
h.. held this evening at 80 O'Clock III
tho Center Warwnud school h"i%.. Tn
E:,v. Ralph ~. iIar>hmnn. pastor. !lI%
=, lrrtcI Tor his tcN. ON SuiIcti.i"r.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
OHIO MAN GETS JOB

WASHINGTON. March I.--li"rbcrt ~.
Meyer. IF Ohio. was appointed To-Day
assistant 10 secretary Of the interior.
MIR. Meyer. who has been private srcrc-
rHry I" Secretary Lane. viii nave adj
mimisIratiyc charE,. OF the Alaskan rail-
.rnIl unM Inning huili.
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miss wolfe Entertained class.

ON Tuesday evening. al her nom" ~
South WarWUnh. Miss F:v"lim- W"i:ri
entertained her class Of lin. rr">h%i"r-!
ian Sunday Schu"l very pleasantly. Tn,
evening was spent III plStim"S pr"N"i-
81 Ivy the l~"StrSS. and lhr %Srryin:; Of -,
dainty luncheon further c"Inri"t"'i The
evenings enjoyment.
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yellow c1r1zE rs OF o. s."

SAN JUAN, Porto rico. Mar. -
Governor wager, in q, special message
to the legislature to5aE, for the ',rst
citizens of the United jtates." He said:
IT welcome. you into FUR great national
family with high hnpss Of you IN this
new relation"
81 hope we'll see more women in
Congress-" declared iirs. Flubdub.
The rotunda of tS Capitol would
be a grand place to give a BRIDGE
Louisville Courier-Joernal.
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PINES. the Canal zone. Alaska, inc Dah-
isli West Indies, Hawaii and all import
ant war department posts. as soon as
conditions make it possihl" for him 20
lrnNI. Washington.
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Sowing Club Meet.

Mrs. r. y. fI.rbHugh Will entertain
tho sewing club of which she lS Il mem
hrr thlS afternoon at h"r h"ruc UI
Twcnty-firSt street. The hours viii nn
pleasantly SpCut in sewing and CruChcJ-
ing. and terminated with tie serving Of
., daint Luncheon.
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Omen Meeting of Ladies. Aid.

T"m0rrow |ev,ninS. ~ lhr hNluc NJ
Mrs. JaurS l., iIniI. on, OH" nvcnu".
south W"rw o"d. H." Ladies Aid S"r'l"ty
ui tn" Methodist church viii hold Il
very licr%urt ui'n sO"ial meeting. 1"
| whicl IucnU"vs Of Tie church and their
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friends. tuG"lh"r with III" husbands I'll
thu mrmhrrS % the Aid society are in
vIi"d.
Th" Following local talent. With 9TH
cr$. VIII pleasantly "nirrtnin. Mrs.
Anna ffiltun-ctru. Miss bessie nrbrll,
Miss Helen Slir". Mrs Eva Rivers. y
silver offering Will hc taken and Il
dainty luncheon served III r"uciG"!"m.
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BALTIMORE. Md. March 1.--Qrficiais
OF tn" consolidation CoHl Company. OPP
Grating in northern West Virginia and
Maryland. LETT tonight for New York.
To he urstioncd NJ Ia" federal grand
jury which has Just found indictments
against many HnrahnjaS Held operators
an pric" conspiracy charges. They de-
cIarrd they are not in any combine. but
state that The increased demand for
coal aud ihc shortlg" Of cars and labor
have caUs"d III" adIamc" IN prices OF
full.
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K TO BORDER

WASIUNGTpN. March 1.-Sccr"tary
Baker said today that hc WAS planning
visits 10 ia" Mexican border. the Philip
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To Prevent The Grip

Colds cause Gri~l--l.aHattrr Bromh Qui-
nine removes cause. There is only one
"Bromo Quininc." L. w. GROVES Sig
roturc on bpS 35c.
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OF the services. on Wednesday,. The
l;cv. T.. +. Carson; on Thursday H'Ii
Friday the Rev. Gland" Porter Ferry,
~ the First Presbyterian ChurcI.
NhrEfjur
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Pamgin Tablets With Gentian act
first on the nerves, AID then by quick.
" correcting faulty sdlgestion and in
creasing the appetite lay the founda-
ton stone of the Increased weight thai
is sure to follow.
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Just WHAT THIN, NERVOUS
RUNDOWN People NEED

A Successful Home Treatment that Simply Makes You Put sn'FIesh' 'nereas
ira weioht in Many Cases, Five to Ten Pounds. in oneaMonths Time.
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Every druggist in america is author
ICED to refund the Purchase price II a
few weeks steady 2se as dlrectlons
advise fall to beneitsSou. G. H.. cries.
E. Co. sells lots OF Is
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' lAl''Nr
DR. SchuIman Comma.

The next number ot the lecture
course OF he Wheeling BNai BIRTH
Kill be The appearance OF Or. Samuel
SchuIman. prominent Jewish minister
OF the Truple Beth FL. in New York.
Ills subject will be III" The Three
Functions Of the Church. The date
i March II.
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WARWOOD


Stree, car service was held up from
2:@h o'clock yesterday afternoon un!il
In;a las; evening on arcn,int Of the
urrkn, lxI,. uu = unrlh-hnuni Wells
burg car, which! occurred near Stop ..
Passengers were transferred al the
scope Of accident L. cars which carried
r,,crr through. Later the burning out
q: . colt on u Fay car delayed rassen-
.gHrs on the short line circuit.
Special Services.
beginning with next Monday evening
at As O'Clock. there VIII be n special
series nt gospel meetings at the. Nf-'-
.vnnl PRESBYTERIAN church. which VIII
..utiuIr throughout IN" week. On
urudry and .rNcS,inH evenings III" It"T.
l.. r. I.cw"lIyn. Of the stone Pr"shyt"r-
ian church. ..im G.orc. will have charge
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Blames the Press.
llrneSS.
Resist Mob Hysteria.

Other notes readily all means in
your power resist the mob hysteria
which would deprive uS or hearing the
Hon. Robert VI. La Toilette. Such
men as LA Toilette are the ones VINO
uphold democracy.
The patriotism of munitions profit
erS and politicians is the kind that
brings on war at the common peoples
expense. Bring on La Toilette. We
arr With YOU
How many of the patriots at the
meeting held some few evenings ago
responded to the call for volunteers in
orr last war;
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Will They Fight?

There are a number OF persons in
this city who would like 10 hear LA
Toilette. even though the on-tlghting
patriots have decreed he shall not
come."
The only Telegram received by Rab-
hi Silver was from 4 Jew of Hunga-
rian birth at The Hotr! knicNerbocker.
New York. who wired thn local minis
Ter shortly after he had read OF Wheel
inc's action in the New York morning
papers. The New Yorker prayed that
Il synagogue on American soil be not
dnsecrated by the appearance therein
OF the traitor" La Toilette. Rabbi
Silver replied, in part. that Men of
your ilk are 4 real menace 10 degnoc-
c We shall act in a manner re-
tlec1ing the best traditions Of -imeri-
Fan democracy
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Snecia1 Services.
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment.

No matter how long or howb bad go TO
your druggist today and get Il o. cent
10 RI Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
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lette is the one mar | wanted to hear.
AS to his patriotism. | think his rec
ord is Il little above some OF his bitter
critics
Blames the Press.
A oma prominent in civic af-
fairs--"I sincerely hope that yon will
not have 10 cancel Senator Lii Fol
lette'S engagement. The action of the
so.called mass meeting seems 10 be
~uncallcd for. The press seems 10 be
deliberately fomenting the war spirit
Another merchant--"Loyalty and
duty TO our country impel us 10 cancel
La Follette'S engagement"
Newspaper mani sincerely trust
that the lecture of La Toilette Will be
presented, as planned. regardless OF
the u~n.Anlerican threats Of tn" silk
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