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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-22
TO-DAY'S WAR RECIPE.
From Britain's official win
the war cook book.



the war cook book. I.
!. Vegetable Pie.-Two pota- :;
!. toes, three artichokes, three :;
!. tomatoes, one dessertspoonful :
"a barley flour, two sticks celery, !
!. one pint of milk, one dessert =
!. spoonful margarine, seasoning \
!. to taste. Bring the milk to \
!. the boil and thicken it with !
!. flour. Cut up all the vegeta- !
:. bles into small pieces, mix i
=. them, season, and put them in !
!. to a well-greased piedish. i
!. Pour the thickened milk over i
4 them, dot the fat over the top !
!. in small pieces. Bake for half i
!. an hour or more, keeping the !
!. dish closely covered, except for !
X the last five or six minutes to !
X give the top chance to get +
!. brown. Test the vegetables to !
!. see if they are tender before +
+. serving as sometimes they take +
!. longer than half hour to +
\ cook, depending on their age \
!. and the heat of the oven. You \
!. can use any vegetables you \
!. like for this pie, and in any +
+. proportions.
+. Never Cut the Crust of 4
!. Slice Of Bread. i.
!. +A.++.t-..+ .s.+.t.+.+.s.1.+ !.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-22
AUTHOR AND SCIENTIST
ON LECTURE STAFF.

DR.. Henry Smith Williams, writer
and lecturer Of national reputation. has
been secured for the iecturing STAFF of
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
VS..
q. f. ALLEN, EFT Al.
ORDER FOR CONSTRCCTTV,TE' -

G. Z. ALLEN. EFT AL.
opDrn NO., .o Defendants
SERVTCE:
1t Is Ordered, That tho Dof,,5o.-
herein named, to-wit: y
G. f. Allen. s. w. Allan r..
van Alstine. American Savings ponI.
OF Charleston. s. c., a corna,.,t I'm
george f. Anderson. Henry r 5,dor
SON Mary r. Anderson. SalIin n
.derson, Atlantic Gulf & West rnaio - ~,
la"sI. company corporation. G To-
per baliey, G. Lopcr Bailey ana
b,sir ,si' res NJ. Hllllard, copartncrs, doin~
nus ouSipeSS Pa under the firm name of G In7
pc, halley Company. Joscph R,IdL,-i
and Mary Baldwin. Eyccutors "ot'Wln ",
EState of J. r. Baldwin, IT v PousiI ,ile
H. H. Bardin. r. H. Barnett Pf"n w TT
barnett w. r. Barnett Trustee fnr
futnam National Bank of PalatI,a .
corporation. c. F. Bates 4. T. EavIo,
e. H. Bailey, T. w. Raxlcy s w -
IeE' =. w. Becks, Hannah Honi,r,ir,
EliZa Blocks. Olaf Blume, Julia r Bow, rlr,''
Gen' Maria A. Boyd Milton Rover r'T "
V 12a"Ch. EXECUTOR of the Estate Of David
Puo uuns ana Robert Young. Mary A
BROOKS i, |. Brown. Receiver 0r ~
ida Commercial Company, cnrnaua loI-
tlon, frank q. Brown. Truetoo poi d
"a brEah and husband. Robert n D..
an u. A. BuddinCton. HoIror w., ~ nN
low and wife. Leila Won Puro,, bu-
e. Burroughs w. s CapnoIlar = ''c,s Ca. e"
,I, .Iah, Z: Carnon, w. I. Carrier p.I 81
NJ NJ, Cartwell: Mrs. Mary NJ CoSIn1i y%riSy
mttuN MA. n CaGthen, Mandy Cauthcr lev I
ToooL CO. NJ, ChlidS; 7. l.. Clark. Wa1tor n
ContI,nan' CoiIi Allie Collins, Allfo NTond
EollIns' A. 5; Collins, f. f, Co,i;.s II%uu
rni frank b. Collins, F. r. Collins 'r'iIS rs
Eoillns, j: n. Collins, l.. G CoI;,.H' ~; H.
Ciauo M Collins, o. G. Collins T,I,nS, Ra,L.,
1ook' Jane Cook. Wm. II, Cool, D4Ela 1
r. coomps' w D, Coombs. D. p CoonI IN
=: - A. cooper, L. S. Coroie rI,oopr' T"oper'
coX; James Crate, William TT Cnet neIla
lord Trustee, f. S. Grill, p 6 Cri,i raw
assignee of Mclean & Bro IN as
Crumb, II. S CUMMINGS. w T. W. L.
mlhgs and j. ]. Cummings COW ,.rh Curh-
lolnS business under the firm, .'tilerS
II: 8 Cummings & Bros. IT g OF
III ,mrihEs ana ms wife, Hattie Cun,,,'js I'M
W. f. Cummings and his wiz ines'
cummings j. j. Cummings ana Anilie ne
WiIe; susie Cummings, Hettie cn ms
llngham, Mary c. Curling, Robert G,,a
.on, Robert +. Cutting, Aiico Cut-
HicLean Davis, Martin Davis
Oean Augustus J. DeLong. Rror,!. +.
1enmark John o. Dent, ". p my naG, a |
m X. Dewitt, w. r. DeWitt T. Witt'
levitt, Jr, Anna P. DeWitt nm; @
Iusband, VIM. r. Dewitt IT. ana
11Ickerson, trustee, Edw, N Dic,,..N ~
rus,ee. j. j. Dickerson, Henry n son son
ELL j. M. Dresser and octayia n,Dlt Dit
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PUTNAM VI
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY
FLORIDA FARMS & HOMES, Inc,
A Corporation,

FLORIDA FARMS e HOMES, Inc,
A Corporation,
Complainant
G. E. ALLEN, EFT AL
The complainant having filed a sworr
bill in this cause alleging that it be.
HeveS that there are persons interested
In the pA~perty involved. whose names
are unknown to it, and having demand
ed this order and otherwise complied
with law, all persons claiming interests
under George w. Anderson, Sr., deceas-
ed, or under George w. Anderson, de-
ceased. or under John r. Brewer, de-
ceased, or under J. M. Cannon, deceased
or under Robert A. Childs. deceased. or
under A. II. Cole, deceased, or under
Archibald Fl. Cole, deceased, or under
Robert G. Cole, deceased, or under r.
G. Cole, deceased, or under Sarah It.
Dexter. deceased. or under John r.
Dunn. deceased, or under p. F. Fooks,
deceased, or under Benz F. Fooks, de-
ceased, or under George Gerdes, deceas-
ed, or under John A. Germond deceas-
ed, or under Peter Germond. deceased,
or under r. Fl. Hafer, deceased, or un-
der Frank II. Hafer, deceased, or un-
der John r. Hall, deceased, or under
VIM. II. Hardesty, deceased. or under
Luvira G. Howland, deceased, or under
David II. LETTER deceased. or under
David l.. LETTER. deceased, or un0ef w.
Fl Mann, deceased, or under William Fl.
Mann, deceased, or under ]. II. Marvil,
deceased, or under Joshua Fl. Marvil,
deceased, or under ChaS. II. Maynard
deceased, or under s. w. Moody, deceas-
ed, or under Jno c. Moomaw, deceased.
or under ]. c. Moomaw, deceased, or
under Jno c. Moonmaw, deceased, or
under j. C. Moonmaw, deceased, or un-
der Zachariast Notes, deceased or un-
der II. K. Newbert, deceased, or under
VIM. Parry, deceased, or under John w.
Pearson, deceased, or under Jacob A.
Powers, deceased, or under Jacob II.
Powers, deceased, or under Robert r.
Reid, deceased, or under Henry r. Rob
erts deceased, or under John Rodman,
deceased, or under Edward Rumley. de-
ceased, or under Henry r. Saith, de-
oo,sed or under ]. w. Stricklano' uc-
ooosod or under c. F. Stubbs, decease"
~ under T. d. Teeter, deceased OF ul'
aor Iohn D. Teeter, deceased or unu.' %
Iobn y Tuter, deceased, or uhaer ~
u.e weathersbee, deceased u. uiI
Isaoo wimberly, deceased, or under En-
i,,ona wisner. deceased, or under + -
Woodruff deceased, or under faul
woodruff. deceased, or under DalhI'
young deceased, or under Anna d.
Abraham. deceased, or under r.. w: ~
now deceased. the heirs ueslser
rrontees or other claimants unueI ~
w y hgnew. deceased, or unoer o
Anew deceased, former co-Pai Wy of
Sa;no business under the hrm has hal.is "
"E " Agnew & Company VI war
,,ise and all parties claiming aorihed az, ,i'
W. IN the lands hereinafter oes0'
to- wit: Sec TWP. Rge.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
PE3TITI0N 3TII0 TO THE RoApn oE
NAM oIIN9SSSIIRuCTION OF PUT.
TTIOOSl,NTY, TO CALL AN
SCH6ioN SCHOn6iIo 70 FORM SUB
AL POINT. of FEDER-

ienatSJ 1fG lion. Said District to be des-
district SS as Federal Fedora Point sub-school
tors "e auI rne undersigned qualified cleo
sonal pronert, ,"4 payers on real or per-
in the bUpeaiy boppnIiy or both, located with
trict daooriEaS5 SouhaS of the sub-school dis
ton vonr TSScrLoed L later herein; do peti-
election ~ honorable Board to cali. an
mentiono Cr 20 determine whether the afore
special T'eu to subdivision shall become a
of levy;nea trea Tor the exclusive purnose
for Tvying IVY and collecting a snecialp pHov taS
use IN the free schools Of the dis
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

1FTHE TT TUtHHW county, FTOrida, be
and they are hereby required to ap-
pear to the bill of complaint herein,
MONDAY, JULY End. 1917.
II Is Further Ordered, That this or
der be published once each wnck for
twelve consecutive weeks, in The Pa
latka News, a newspaper published in
said County and State.
Witness my hand and the seal Of this
Court. this, the 9Th day of March, A
D. 1917. ~ "a
lSEAL) r. J. HANCOCK.
clerk OF the Circuit Court, Putnam
County, Florida
Hooker & Martin.
Solicitors for the Complainant
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
NOTICE OF lPS''
IT, Io ug, Sell Real Est,pl

10 Whom 1t MAY I'r' cas'.|
| IN Notice is hereby ssis| M
i4th day of MAY, 4 NJ NJ
dersigned, as Gaari;,r, d
sons and estates Of N
CCaskil!, minor child M
Caskill, deceased, srj 4 \
gart, minor child dSl
CART, nee McCaskilI, III
ply to the Honora5lt. y \
houn, County Jude M
ty, ty State of Florida, III
thority to sell ali riH n /
tereSt of the aforegF.,I
vate sale, in and to M
serlbcd scr lands in Putls, /
ida, to-wit:
, The Southeast qss,l
the t Northwest qgl1I
Section One ~, Iori
(l3), South, of RAM
l2O, East, contairir |
Acres, more or les,, /
This 18th day Of All (
THERESA N. Nj
AS Guardian Of Nth
Minor. L
H. NJ. WITTER,
As Guardian Of Petu |
Minor.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
T., uNpER FOR PUBLICATION.
Circvit Hrpu,t p Court, Eighth Judicial
In Cqa. Chutnam Putnam County, Florida
Daisy E. Neel
VS.. ~,
William D. Neel 'ir n;I, ior

| II ,nr. divorce
the bifI b%iPfIpfaring earl by affidavit appended to
tbe ,e o5,, W, Med in the above stated ooso 20
tbai ti,ar William D. Neel the seS defonds eduse
Starr e'h II named IN is nonresident '1he of tbe
denoe enCe OF Florida, and that the oi resi sHe
and tbot oI Sald % defendant is unknown
iinVos TnV mat the affant complamentS n'ioHn hn
are IS oftmo,sad tm sald defendant to be over the
is ST no ootn,ow'enty-one years, and that tbere er
on wFonS FponSon IN the State of Florida. IN.
wo,,Tj W. TIpm the service of Snbnooapo op
fore '0 opdol plha such Defendant; it is there.
Defon%oaselr ULaered that said non-resident
oviroJ '%n' al DC and he is hereby re-
piat pL,rea tt to appear to the Bill HAY Of Con, re-
Mond,,nl or't nled a. in said cause on or before ,
19l7, otbon ,me 18th day of May, A. D.,
bin :, viii TinerWlSe lei the allegations Of said
Defendant. 90 confessed by said
5er 1T is is further ordered that This Or.
eiab+ os published once a weaE for
News SvS consecutive weeks in the Palatka
ooanty and State. '''''u Ill Salu
- "ltneSs my hand and official Co,
"''S' the lst day of March 1917 "' 'e"'
Il. j. HANCOCK
'i'5oqrn oI! & Merryday N0'' 0o'f''
ooIIeItor for Complainant,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
In the Circuit Court Il
Circuit, in and fa D
nam, State of FIoha /

IN CHANCE
J. A. Crosby,
Complainant .
I. '. Hannah, ct al,
Defendants. /
1t is ordered that l +
herein, to-wit: 7. E4
lam Letford, and w.
each of them be and Il
required to appear + \
Complaint filed in hi I
before the
18th DAY OF JTl
1t is further ordeH
of this order be phi
week for eight co,2 !
in The Palatka New
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
FRIDAY, Ann.

mSfe fpjst mentioned }ss b,,,>'
srrdIiqn, and io,o..to to PROVIDE T,'i5aL ,>ls. !.
dodl This special iI'liIS di,+t$a,. f. !
roe5 Goes, not lot, include. dS.'''is ,,s
district. "'eo may
as 1e foIIo~DIs:: il DI:''iet parHa,
Beginning at ,
Co,jnga: CClding line : Of {: pot9s,55e. : t9,e'
Sogntles anJ touch tSa t1S,a's :,
along along the East t bs,iH. = ~, y,
cont g. It where Y t the e'1sE,,ttl
fn fbsnao +. 9, $. R. p 27ES ES,ts. ".
y y direction il, to c'''s +, +1o'.i
me 57e West e line y Of 's 81 q /
arE;; ~ ! thence South u SS', !:
o. Of Sec. e "a, to t'Its i, N
the E; & W. ~ ~ ", "
Sec Sec. "a, 7: 9 S. R. R NJ NJ
tern, tern boundry' Of s'' l. n
nn snence along the diyiSssa NJ
nam g and St, Johns s''Il9| ~
OF beginning. '''''' "
T = Respectfully Il
\ \. a A. Weber, II5l
+. F. Tenney, IN
sI:,I a: L. Stuart, an
NIl, Milton + ,HIundertmarSIsI
pcan Crank ! V. Gray, ,'''t1s tc1IssI
; Bert !. D. Case. " EC@,.I
iuoOard.
Nor,o. Notice. |
loove and foregoirSg, u
presented to the FPes,?
'truction of PUTNAM Put Dr'S !.
CLOCK a. m., Nav s,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

I'"I2'3 ,1,,.aI,ie Tocob Edwards J. r. Elm
: =, i,' "a Einstcin. John L. Eneck!
T''I5' p Tparks. and his wife Orrie 1
I,,,n1,e Ioennh f. Enccls; j. T. EneSk
I.,,r, Ia',,os ls' IT Collins. and NJ J. ]. Brya
onIm,rtnnrs doing. business under tn
: G,,,,, p',, ,,a,no Of 7 r. Enecks e Company
~ q Enocks, Theodore H. EldrldGe
Thondor" II Elridge The ElesWort
! T,rst Comnanv. a corporation, Geo II
Fairbanks, Samuel Fairbanks, Frank )
Ternsidc, Trustee. Samuel A. FISK
I,Iorida Central e. Pcninsular Rallroa'
rornanv n corporation. Florida com
: nlnrrioI Companv. a corporation, Flori
lo FINANCE company, corporation
rToriIa Ii,I live stock association a corpo
ratfnn Florida Naval stores & Commits
sinn Companv, a corporation, Florldf
railway g. Navigation Company a cor
rn,,ation Florida Southern RallWa!
Connanv \ corporation. Florida south
nrn Railroad Company. a corporation
! EIizabcth Jane FoOlls, Alice Flynn MI
rbaa1 s Foley. i. F. FOOks Benz, f.
Rocks r J. Fooks, Elizabeth Jane
Tooljs, FxecutriX of the estate OF
jB, +. Fooks deceased, George H.
Foster Jr. Chas. Francis, IruS-
fee Chas Francis. Jr, Lila r. Gale
| Georgia Southern & Florida Railway
COMPANY, a corporation. Erastus s. Gill
bert Eratus f. Gilbert, n L. GILLESPIE
| irving ellis. W. D. Gornto, Henry f.
Graham H. f, Graham James Graham
Trustee. j. ]. Graham, J. NJ. Granger
J. NJ Granger, Meredith Granger. Bur
| rill Green o. Is. Green. VIM j. Green
Martin Griffin, John 7. Grimm, ana NJ
| j. Harris co-partners doing business
under the firm name OF martin HTILlIh TIl,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

7 hereby certlii! u Al I
is a true lst ,,Ssrs "a \.
ciai dap Road Re- and and. TF!pis1-'
Putnam COUNTY Count rItsSile
s2ti said d district OonnrIssr. on Na I
best Of my. knoSs''I nov y
This Ap''' HENS y
supervise I
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PVTy.,,
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY

Corporation,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14
COTTON PLANT

Cotton Plant. Sept. 13.-Quite
change in the weather the past few
DAYS; makes one think of pork and
turnip greens.
D. NJ. Barco was a business visitor
to Ocala last Saturday.
w. E. Veal of Wildwood spent Sun
day here with his family.
Misses Carrie Barco, Helen Veal
and Messrs. Harry and Clarence
Woodward motored to 0cala Satur-
day and spent the evening with
friends.
Mrs. Newcomb Barco and sister
were spend the day guests of Miss
Carrie Barco and Mrs. w. E. Veal
last Saturday.
Mr.. Newcomb Barco motored to
Williston Saturday accompanied by a
car full of little folks who enjoyed
picnic at the farm.
Miss Carrie Barco motoEed to
Wildwood Tuesday, carrying Mrs.
Will Veal and children who will in
the future reside there. Miss Katie
Mae Eagleton of Ocala accompanied
them. Miss Helen Veal returned to
Ocala and will be the guest of Miss
Eagleton for a few days. She will
then return to Williston to visit her
parents until school opens in Ocala.
She will be with her aunt, Mrs. M. L..
I Reynolds during the winter.
The young folks enjoyed purlo
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Woodward last Friday night.
Mrs. C. R. Veal and daughter were
callers in Ocala Monday afternoon.
Mr.. C.. R. Veal is in Ocala this
week with the board of public in
struction conducting the examinations
for teachers.
There will be no preaching services
here Sunday as is the custom, but on
the fourth Sunday instead, at which
time Rev. Stephens will commence a
revival meeting lasting over the fifth
Sunday. Everybody invited to come.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14

One setting of best White Wyan-
dotte eggs for best female in White
Wyandotte class.
To canning club girls:
One setting of best White Wyan-
dotte eggs to the girl winning fourth
prize.
One setting best White Wyandotte
eggs to the girl winning fifth prize.
The following special prizes are Of
fered for preserves, pickles, etc:
For the best display of canned vege-
tables, preserves, jellies and pickles
grown in an Ocala garden, IS. Best
grown in any town garden outside OF
Ocala, IS. Second best exhibit of the
above, 81.
Exhibitor must bring not less than
one pint nor more than four pints OF
each product. Exhibit must be accom-
panied by statement showing exact
number of pints of each product put
UP and number of square feet in gar
den plot on which same was raised
The winners viii be required to make
affidavit that these products were
grown by themselves in town gardens
and put UP by themselves or some
member OF the family.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14


The Tallahassee Democrat says
that the Evening Telegram has had
columns of abuse of the governor.
No so, dear one We have merely
told the things he did and the things
he said and wrote. That is far worse
than any abuse of which we are capa-
Bile. A little ridicule, perhaps, but no
abuse. We leave the latter to the
governor, who, before we had ever
written an unkind line about him,
begged the people of Lakeland to
boycott our business and tear down
cur property. AS the people declined
to do these things, we do not hold this
sublime manifestation of Christian
spirit against his excellency, but as
loi g as he persists in doing things
which the best element of the entire
state condemns, we consider it our
right to review his actions. -Lakeland
Telegram.
Just wait until his excellency has
nothing to give them, and papers of
the Democrat stripe will give all the
rest of US few lessons in abusing
him. That is, at long range. Milton
A Smith wouldn't abuse anything
that could hurt him at close range.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14
A. C. L. SCHEDULE


Trains of the Atlantic Coast Line
will arrive and depart in OcaIa at the
following times:
No. 10, Leesburg to Jacksonville.
$40 a. m.
No. Isl, 0cals to Wilcox, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, CLIO a. m.
No. 35, Ocala TO Lakeland Sunny
JIM. Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day, $40 a. m.
No. 141. Wilcox. Gainesville and
Palatka to Ocala, Ills a. m.
No. 40, st. Petersburg to jackson.
vile, 12:54-1:14 p. m.
No. 48, Homosassa to Oeala. :cs
p. m
No. 40, ocaIa to Homosassa, z:2s
p. m.
No 50, Jacksonville to ST. Peters
burg, 2:36-2:40 p. m.
No. 140, Ocala to Palatka. Gaines
vile and Wilcox, 4:10 p. m.
No. 9. Jacksonville to eesburg.
8 ~ p. n
No 81, Lakeland to Oea,a Sunny
anl Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, 9:R0 p. m
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14

farmers in the northern part of
his family use. They used a process
similar to the old-fashioned ash
hopper, which housewives years ago
employed in making lye for the man
ers made also an abundance of syrup,
sweet potatoes, corn, oats. peanuts
and pork. They lived at home and
boarded at the same place, and their
grandchildren, who now live in the
same locality, can do the same thing
that their grandparents did.-Punta
Gorda Herald.
If the submarines sink few
dozen more ships their grandchildren
will have to adopt old-time methods.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14

The ST. Petersburg Times says:
'Ocala folk want an ordinance to
prohibit the ringing of church bells
before 8 O'Clock on Sunday morning.
And they admit that the reason there
fore is the fact that they want to
sleep. We, at least, admire their
honesty" We would like to hear from
Editors Harris and Benjamin as to
how general is this demand. Arcadia
News.
The st. Petersburg Times is a sort
of village cut-up. The Star never
said Ocala people wanted to sleep
till 8 a. m. on Sundays. The churches
it refers to cut loose with their bells
about 5 o'clock in the morning.
Church bells are a relic of antiquity.
anyhow. With a clock and one or
more watches in almost every home.
people don't need the Changing of a
bell to tell them when to go to church.
We hope that before the war is over
every church bell in the country will
be melted into something useful.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-14


The injured innocense of the Ger
mans is really funny. The Cologne
Ieitung, in an article under the can
ton, More American Frying Into
Official Documents, says 1.-THE state
department has again published Off
elsi documents which it has obtained
BY God knows what underground
methods" After a description of the
contents of these documents, the ar
tlcIe proceeds: "Such matters are. of
course. not for publication and when
published at all may easily hurt sus-
capabilities by some turn or twist. as
II private conversation which. al
thoueh not III meant, may work like
poison when reported by the tattling
Ct third parties. Such a poisoning
process was of course, the object of
the American government. /"
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learned that in govt, also rheumatism, the kidneys do
work properly throw off the uric acid poison
consequently uric acid crystals deposited in and ;
about the joints, in the muscles, where infam-
nation is ser up in the nearby tissues.
Hague has said, that govt is rheumatism, and !
rheumatism is govt" If uric acid is formed in excess
within the body it is passed the kidneys which
as filter pass off this poison. If the excess is
excreed by the kidneys, is distributed thru the
tissues The choice sites for such storage are in the
joints muscle sheaths where the circulation is weak
est and where also the alkalny of the blood lowest
Consequently must do everything throw off this
uric acid poison, and simple methods are best Flush
the kidneys by drinking six eight glasses of water
between meals. During winter months the circulation
apt be sluggish and the blood stream retarded.
Eat less meat drink water and take ANURIc
(doube triple strength), after each meal and at
bed time for several weeks at time and you will be
free from uric acid and the diseases that follow
The urine is often cloudy, full OF SEDIMENT;
channels often get and sleep is disturbed two
three times night. This is the time you should
consult some physician of wide experience such az
Doctor Pierce of the InvaIids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, in Buffalo, New York. Send him ten
for sample of bis new discovery, ANURIc.
for test.
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The Florida Record carries an ac-
count of how State Shell Fish Com
missioner Williams entertained on the
launch Sea Foam Gov Cats and a
party of friends, nearly a score in
number. The Record says the COVER
nor enjoyed the outing immensely,
and took advantage of the opportuni-
ty to inspect the launch Evidently
the governor has changed his opinion
of the shell fish commissioners navy
since it passed into the hands of a
Cats appointee. Last year, while
campaigning, Rev. Cats almost rails
ed the roof in denouncing the state
having the Roamer and Sea Foam, de-
claring it would be his solemn duty
to sell the vessels and use the pro-
ceeds for other purposes. That. was
a campaign promise. It's different
now or perhaps it depended on who
commanded the navy.-Plant City Re-
cord.
Similar comments could be made
on several other things.
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