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Evening journal., 1918-05-08

is required Of him for $50 per month
is twelve hours hard work and com
pliance with a few hundred regulations,
the breaking Of which may win him his
life's board in some government discip-
linary barracks
Hence they're flnanciers, not mere sol
ders, in this mans army. There are
some twenty thousand redblooded speci-
mems Of American manhood In Camp
Mcclellan who could make Robinson
Crusoe's tale about hanging around a
desert island for six months without
food clothes and shelter look sick. And
they could also show Hetty Green a
thing or two about getting fun out II
life on a dollar a year spending money.
Evening journal., 1918-05-08

f. White, J. Writ willis, James Wilson,
Samuel H. Wilson, Jr.
Advisory comm,ttec-Frede Brady,
president; S. d. Townsend. yice-presi-
dent; l.. Scott Townsend. treasurer;
Samuel II. Wilson, Jr., secretary
Department superintendents and as
sistants-Women, Miss Emeline Der
rickson; children, Mrs. Frederick C..
Evening journal., 1918-05-08

Snyder. Miss Margaret snyder, MISC
Ethel Snyder; fruits. n. G. Buckinghanrs
vegetables, Frank r. Yearsley; grain
and forage crops. Frederick C. Snyder
and Lawrence A. Othoson; horses and
mules Alexander Corbit, Joseph David
son; William DUPONT Lambert ]. Foulk.
and Joseph H. Gould; youltry. Charles
c. Speakman and 5. Halleck dupont.
cattle, James r. Mahafry, V NJ D; sheep
and swine. Charles Megginson; carriage
and farm machinery, William p Peach
Metal workers. GLACIERS and skilled
mechanics may all find good positions
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
Gives The PUNCH!
MARROWBONE, The
BODY BUILDER!
VIII Refund Your Money II II Fails.
The new way Of making STRONG
NERVES AND RICH BLOODl
wm Refund Your Money If 1t Fails.
49, IOO% Efficient
VS. ssz!E SsAES p0WFP
A MUsdEE VVEN
! fMARROWBO ONE.
: RN NUX IRON
Manganese & PhOSphdteS

The twentieth century way Of flling
each bone with marrow. 10 puts pep
into weak, debilitated people
Indigestion and all forms Of Dyspepsia
flee from the system as soon as MAR
ROWBONE enters
Pale and anaemic women and delicate
children will find wonderful beneft
from NIARROWBONE. Persons who
wish TO BE 100 PER CENT. EFFICIENT
should make the following tests before
taking MARROWBONEy: Weigh yourself.
measure your muscles; lift as great a
weight as possible; walk and run as FAR
as you are able; try memorizing and
adding; test your memory as we'll as
your physical strength in all ways pos
sible, making careful note Of the same.
Then, after taking MARROWBONE 10
days, make the same tests, and you will
be amazed at the change
II you are inclined TO be despondent
or gloomy. or il you can't sleep; il you
cannot see the bright side Of life-TAKE
MARROWBONE faithfully for 10 DAYS.
You Will then realize its rejuvenatlng
effect.
This is NOT A PATENT MEDICINE.
The formula is printed on every bottlel
and any physician will tell you that II
is made up Of the very elements Of the
human body
This REMARKABLE REMEDY is now
being demonstrated at Miller's, Whining
ton. where the Marrowbone man viii
welcome all.-Ady
Evening journal., 1918-05-08
snANLRnCK snCIAL CIIR nANCT-

The Shamrock Social Club wish to
announce that their weekly dance VIII
be changed from Thursday, May 2, 10
Friday, May i0 this week Only.-Adv.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14
<p(JLl...,..AR
 &G G NVE;N
KAHN DENOUNCES
 BOLSREVIkI IN |. s.
Liberty FrenZied Worst, Foe Of ! America, Banker Says

Madison, Wis, Jan. 14.--Speaking at the University of Wisconsin today, Otto H. Kahn. of the banking firm of Kuhn Loeb & Co.,. of New York city, said in part:
 Wherever in this fateful time true Americans are gathered together, their thoughts will turn to a purpose which is one and the same where ever, throughout the world, the lan- guage of free men is. spoken.
 Tt is the purpose of a common de- termination to fight and to bear and to dare everything, and never to cease nor rest until the accursed spirit which has brought upon the world the unutterable calamity, the devils visitation, of this appalling war, is destroyed beyond the possi- bility of resurrection.
 Some there are, a. small minority always, and getting smaller every day, among Americans of German birth or descent who lack the vision to see their duty or the strength to follow it, and who stand irreso1ute, hesitant and dazed.
 Most German-born Americans Loyal. The vast and overwhelming ma jority have acted like true men and
 
 claim your sympathetic understand |. ing for the heartache which is theirs, and they are entitled to claim your trust. It will not be misplaced.
 T am taking very little account of that insignificant number of men of German origin who, misguided or cor rupt, dare by inSidious and under ground processes to attempt to weak en or oppose the resolute will of the nation. There are too few of them to count and their maneuvers are too clumsy to be effective. But let them be warned.
 There is sweeping through the country a mighty wave of stern and grim determination, which bodes ill for anyone standing in it's way.
 One element there is in our popu- lation which does deliberately chal- lenge our national unity.
 The American BolsheviId.
 T mean the Bolsheviki in oul midst, the preachers of liberty TUT amuck. who would place visionary class interest above patriotism anC who in ignorant fanaticism would substitute for the tyranny of autoc. racy the still more intolerable tyranny of mob-rule, as for the time being they have done in Russia.
 "If it were not for the disablemen of Russia, the battle against autocracy would have been won by now. A so often before, liberty has beer wounded in the house of it's friends Liberty in the wild and freakist hands of fanatics has once more, as frequently in the past, proved the ef- fective helpmate of autocracy and the twin-brother of tyranny.
 Outczaring the czar it's votaries are filling the prisons with their politica opponents, are suppressing, saVagely and lawlessly, freedom of speech, o1 the press and of assembly, and are maintaining the self-constituted rule of a minority by the force of bay. onets.
 Liberty FrenZied.
 The dcadliest foe of democracy is not autocracy but liberty frenzied
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14
Goods by the yard, very desirable for window and door use, in white and Ivory shade. 35c and 45c a Yard.
Marquisette Curtains in white and Arabian, trimmed with edging and insertion
 From $1.75 to $500 a Pair.
Sun Fast Materials for Over Draperies.

A good selection of Gre tonnes for Bags, Pillow Tops, etc. 25c to 75c.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14
JUSTIFICATION FOR
 OUR GOING ID WAR
Continued from Second Page)

has it been among nations! The world is suffering today because Ger many got the drop" on the world. She found the world with it's hands at other work, and she brought it to the ground with her first shot. She thought it would throw up it's hands and quit, but instead. the world fought upon it's knees until it regained it's feet, and now that it is up, woe be unto Germany!
 Only One Solution.
 ''Now all this has arisen from greed and fear, and while force is now necessary, there is only one way to finally end this international fear, and that is by an international force in which confidence will replace fear. The things that caused th0Go Western
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14

011Q ] WAS d hs ~S ASSn oh" A hAS
 pimples were of pretty large ~A size and they festered, and M were hard and red. They G~ 2 itched and had to scratch my face making it worse. AM> Then it started to burn and
 MSAj l was not able to sleep.
 Then l used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and inside of week was all healed, and now I am not ashamed to go out.' (Signed) Frank Nuzzo, 165 Cove St., East Boston, Mass, August 24, 1917.
 A little care, a little patience, the use of Cuticura Soap, and no other, on the skin and for everyday toilet purposes, with touches of Cuticura Ointment, now and then, to any pimples, rashes, redness, roughness or dandruff usual- ly means clear, healthy skin, clean scalp and good hair through life.
 Sample Each Free by Maa. Address post card: "Cuticura. Dept. R, Boston, Sold everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and soc.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14
FACE A SIGHT
 WITH P|MPLES
Large, Hard and Red. ltched and Burned So Could Not Sleep.
Cuticura Soap & Ointment Healed
 Inside a Week. Now Not @ Ashamed to Go Out.

..My face was covered with pirnples and I was a sight to look at. The
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14

'The time is ripe and over ripe |" call d halt upon those spreadcrS of
New Britain herald., 1918-01-14

The dcadiiest foe of democracy is not autocracy but liberty frcnzied.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
Or. Geo. s. @nr5bad, 3abnar5t
305- BOG @ids @ebdltbe. gr. 6067
= y.

Gapt. Gbas. Sdreiner bon
aerrpiIle ulo Sam $. SIN Don San
9lngelo iiito ernannt moroen, 8oie
fir Die Hegierlrng Su faiifen.
Som /. Sftober an miro uu
iere Regieruug oen Geisntarft inter
ibre GontroIe nebmen, fpie BON Soi-
lton gemeloet miro.
Sn Coma muroe am San1sta9
Durd) einen Gpflon elm Sdaoen pon
$4,000 angeri1tet.
Die @rano Ssurp BON Sarris
Gountp bat fiinf Yerionen pegell
Terlebilng oes t0sgfeilell 3onenge.
icaes in Anflage5ultaitb rerteBt. Sic
meroen beihuloigt, Spiritnolen bon
Spring nod Stumble, in belien Hah-
baridaft iid EN- Militdrlager befin-
Oct, eingeihmtggelt 81 baber.
Gas StaatsnaiIenbans in Cor
'icana bat infolge Ser aageineincn
geuerutg Elm 9efi5it BON $1,000 aui
5ufpeiien. Ser Smperintenoent oes
Snirituts, V. s. 9arnett, trnf nit
Dem @ taatsidasmeiiter gomaros 5i
Nnitin Elm llebereinfommen onB Bic
Re Shulo Don Staate "iibernommeu
nllo beglid)en miro. Die fir oas MIDI
itc @eibaftsiabr 5ur llnterbaltung
oes @ailenbaldes bon Der SegisIa-
tnr bewiaigte Sllmnte lit hin $4,000
crhobt iuoroen, 10 oaB Elm 8efi5it in
Der 3nfunft notwithstanding bernie
ben miro
Gin Sonntag nadymitlog mllr0e
Ser t7siabrige 5. 9. Gbriitopber in
Ser anlieoling Ila5an bel Nacogoa.
Dies pom gliBe erihlaeen.
aae @eiddftslelIte, luelde 4roe
oufte fabri5ieren, 5il oercH Seritel-
flung ;3llder notig lit, miiiien Dies
Dem Staats aominiittator Eeoen
auf cinem beionoeren Sormnlar nit.
teilen. Crit naboem 0.es geidleben,
meroen lie Grlaubnis sum einfaufer
oeS notigen 3uders erbalteH. 9ieic
neue MaBregel lit opf eiuc bon Der
qAiationof 8ooo aorriniltrotion" in
@aibinetom 9. g., erlaiieuc Gerfii-
gitng getroffeu.
sSn Souiton lit 8aLter Sdger
luesen gerIcsung Ser fir Die feinoli.
den auslduoer erlaiienen 9eitim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
6rtie YreHt ir seras: Mittpod Sen IS. @aai 1918.

einem sroBeren 2ofal unleben, Dos
Ell 5ll1sodIt in Ser Ittornep StrdBc
iono> bon no er ipater feline 8anoe=
rilllgen orrd Mnlfer mo Wereer
StroBe fortlesen inllBte, lin ld)lieb-
lid III Ser Nabc oes grpaopap ~
lon6en, phpe bob per gGlll leiltfs
Ganiebrotens Irgellomle GinpnBe n
lit 3p6 penn alth @anienlenera Gin
Observation-Disclosures filter frrsidt, nm
nod mandfp @ablabeno crlehs 9lps
@oblmetten bot er nid)t mleoet ob9c=
ihloiien. Sod mer~-es b~oren#apolte,
benz er5dblte er ld)nlltn5eln6, mir Ct
als iiber5eltgter s@bie alf 8tnfielo
Scott gefuettet nno Die gSette llail=
3ettn perlore1 hatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15

Iempel 8etb=Gl am Srapi5 Ynrf err
offnet. llngefabr 900 ausmartiee
aer3te lnro Delegation maren suge-
gen. gnipraben muroen gebalten oon
@ouperf1eur 5obbp, MaIor Srnnflin
Martin uno Or. garp bon Dauas.
Ser Nrhiteft Mar 6reoerid
MeDer, Sobn bon 9errll Mar Q.
Weper, lit nad @aibingtoL 9. s.,
berilfen, nm an Der &onItrnftion ser
BON Den @nnoesbeboroen geplanten
groBartigen Reubauten tell 81 neb-
men.
Der in 0eutihIano g~e6oreiis
22=jabrige 4oolpb 2einipeber lit i'm
9unoesseridt Inn Musfertignns iei-
mes eriten giirgcrpnpieres eingcs
fommen. \
6S Hefruten, ipel1c bon ser
fefrltierungs &olnmiiiion No. 8
%einberufen muroen, baben bisber per=
fcblt, iib 81 itelen.
Snt Ilter pom AZ Sabren ltarb
IN einenl bieiigen 6oipital 6rau Ism.
Mlrmme. Die Geritorbene ltamlnte
ans Mdiladlllctts, mar aber ihon
als Gino BON eirtem Sabr nod unie-
rcr Staot eefonlnlen. SIR @atte, eiis
Sohn uno cine Sodter lno hire
Wlitter, Srau 8. 6. 3etrom, iiberle-
ben lie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
Der iriihere @ouperneur

Der friibere @~oilperneur Ser
allion bdlt beute abeno Inn s llbr
80 Mimltcn eine @ablreoe in Der
8eetbonen Sale.
Die iiebenidbrige eoitb 5rii6-
multi ipnroe geltern nadmittag bon
einem Muto nieoergeriiien ltilo idper
perIeet. auf Dem @ese nah Dem
8oipitaL batte Tie nod eulen anoerrl
Muto llnfaG 5u beiteben, in Dem iic
Ieift perlebt mtr6e.
Der 5liegerfaoet Sames 5.
s(fins lit bel einem Sluee nabe Scr
gleaianton 2anoltraBe abgeitiir5t, ie-
ood1 aniheineno nift iebr idner Der,
lebt moroen. gr befinoet iid i'm So
ipitol oes Sort Sam Soulton.
llniere Sanoelsfanmer fam
Den 6ormern reihlid 3uderrobr-
uno Ee6nilt Snnten gegen billiger
Ereis abfuiien.
Sic Manufacturers EXPLOITATION
bat Die @erbaftung Der 5erltmtrel-
Der nno 4rbeitsidcuen gu~tgebeiBen.
gbas. Seberer, Elm laligiabrI.
ger oeiltider 8etpobner unierer
Staot, tit mad langerer aranfbdt
geitprben. Gr mar 56 Sabre aft,
itammte aus @ietorio, mohntc dbcr
lbon felt SSabren bier. ST mar Wit-
qIieo 0es 3llrn-8erein mo oes Beet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ssn Dallas linb 5Dei innge 2ell-
te berbaftet mor0en, nelde I'M Scr
oad}t 5teben, Elm Der S. 0ppenbeimct
go. geboriges antomobil geltob[e:
su baben. Die inngen Spitbuber
sueroen bon bieiigen 8oli5eibeainter
BON 9aaos nad San antouio ill
riifgebradt meroen.
SIN 8eiiein BON 6olroerueltl
8ob6p ipuroe am Gienstag oornlIt
tag sic SO. aonuentiou Der Stat'
Neoieal aiioeintion Of seras IL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15

Cotton.
Cotton.
Gan Gntonio, heute p Gents.
@alpeiton, geltern go Gents.
Gotton1amem- Hrubufte.

San antonio, Is. Mai, 1918. =
Hiime CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. $1.31.
geuty Der 0dlone
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
Hns Ser Gtabtbaae-

Die am Dienstag nadmittag OBJ
qebaItene Staotratsiisullg NOR mn
Dorr fur5er 8aller. Die aommiiiare
beffIojien, Den Gag, oil meldem Der
Gahfolger oes perltorbenea Holi5el=
1no 6euerfpebr Geo. u.
2o!ptber ermdblt meroen ioa+ IN Der
Donnerstag Sieung befannt 81
MAIDEN. Cine Spe5ial Sroinan5
1Dnroe ~angcnonlmerl, mebrere Seute
als it1otiid;e Sdorniteinfeger nit
einem firierten 8ebalt an5nIteael.
Dieie MaBregel erfpies iid) als not
menoig, ba in letter Belt banfig
alagen iiber ihlehte Mrbeit ullo nn-
perihdnlt bobe Yreiie eingeloufcn
iino. Die &ommiiiare rntifi5iertell
ben nit benz giiber Gepiior 5. Is.
9lailon Don ct. Souis megen llnters
5ndnna Der 9iider Der Soutblueltern
Telephone Company abgefdloiien1l
&ontraft ullo paIiierten Die Dofent-
Iide Gobnliite i'm 8etrage bon
$335-25. Nad elmer fllr5en Ser
b~anolnllg nit @rmoeigentiiemrn non
ser Soleoao StraBe, in melder S. =.
9lppler oagegen proteitierte, Dab Der
Aontraft fiir Die Eflalterlang oieier
GtrnBe oil Die Terus gitulitbic So.
nereeben ipiirbe, mnroe bic Sisung
pertnqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15

ntltnaen oerboftet moroer. SSaieer ioll
ld)on poroem megen iaopaler @ellBe=
rnngen einmal feitgenommen qber
allf 8arole mieoer entlaIien lein. @ie
es heiBt, miro er fir Sic 0oner oes
4rieaes iuterttiert meroen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
@aihinaton Yoit.l
Gr=Iralioent goft 1tuo Iron

Gr-9raiioent Gait l,no 5rans
g. @alib, Die gemeini6aftlidefi
G~oriisenoen oes @ar 2aborSoaro,
limo aligenblifIib oamit befddftiat,
Die StreitigfeiterL peldle smii6en ben
Observation-Disclosures in Gleoe-
lano, O. ionic Detroit, Midigm.
uno oeren Ingejtelten allsgebrodelt
iino, alif giitigem @egeI bei5ulegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
Tarm=Yru6uft
0emaie.

anrtoffeln. neue. $500 per 100 Yfo.
California, $500 per 100 Sfln0; Colo
raoo, $500 Der 100 Yfuno.
SiiBfartoffeln gam. $3.50 Mno $3.50.
3ipiebeln, Seras Nermuoas. $1.40;
grbftal @are. $f.75.
Somnten, mer., $500.
8obnen. COLORADO, Rinto. pei Bin.
1925; California 8apous, per cipt..
5000; Binfs, S9.75; Gina, $500:
Nabb. $500; 0ladebes, $11.00; RounS
Green, per 9uideI 5arupers. $500.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 Yfmn0.
Crime Bfeffer, 25c per Yfo.
8abies6en. SOC per 9bo. s9inoel.
Spinnt, 85c per camper.
Crime grbien. $500 Der Camper
@eeten, $500 per 100 Gfuno.
NeerretttaSB uraein. per Bfo 1874
@urteu, per Crate. $500 uno So 80.
SeIerie, Soc Der 9ubenc.
Beteriilie. Acc per Sch. sBiiubeI.
&opfialat, Cal. $3.50 per Crate.
Bfirfide. S1.75 per Crate.
@rbien. per fleiuer Crate. $500.
Marft.
Sau antonip. Is. @ai, 1918. =
aiibe. SS.25 Bis 500.
! adlber, S7.75 biz $3.50.
8uaen, 5000 Biz $1,000.
Sdieu. $1,000 biz $1,000.
Ct. 2ouis. is. @ai. 1918. =
Hinobieb. Seross@ieh, $40 bis St5.5 50.
Shpeine, $3.50 bis St7.75.{
Santc.
@eialseue 5dnte .15c per Bio,
Srodeue Sdute .........2 zoe per Rfo
Crime 5dute f2c per Sfo.
Jelle.
9eolf unb Studs 30 Gts.
Gneoras3ieseu. per Bio. 10 gts.
Gngorae 3iesen, beiddsiat 49,. Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
LokdIes.
8a1ridcinlides Bettsr.

Sir San antonio uno ltmsegeuc:
9eute abello Ihom etpas tDarmer;
Donnerstag teilmeiie beoedf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-15
Mmertfamiid)er 6nmor.

.geablidtigt Sbre Sodter INNER
nod eilten Mtdim init cineln Sitcl
5t beiraten2~
nsSa," antnortete 5ralt Gnniror,
uober @nenoolpn intereliiert lid
nid)t mebr fir 6er5oge lnO @rufcu.
Der Mann, oet iie Jest beirotsn
nil. lit elm &orporol."
}@aibington Stor.)
Settle: Seine allfmerfiamfeitsn
iheinen sir atgenebm 81 iein. 8ar
Inn beiratelt on i'm nidt2@
Sennie: Chen melt feline aufs
mcrfiamfeiten mir al1aenebm linb."
(0sfileitones.)
arbeiteeber: SD nebme an, COB
Sic gegen tribe Stunoen nid)t EN-
5ltfDenoen baben."
gctperber. a9ltrdalts niht. Sir
mid fonnen Sic Sbren oooen gar
nidbt at friib idlieBan.@
Cgolton transcript
Hefrnt: SEER Gergeant, cine i'm
ge Game bat lidl 6ereit erflart, ieoen
0ienSta9 abenb einen Solodten bon
inherent Camp IN ibrem Batlor SIT
empfangcn. Sic fagt, lie miro i'm nit
&uhen nno Gbofolaoe bepirten mo
fin i'm iingen. &onnte ih ltrlau6 bn=
benz"
Serseant: vRein @m 80.
l1no mas lit Sbre MoreIie2~
8oiton Sranscript.)
@illie: u9ater, bolt on mir lrid,l
neulid seiagt, oaB es unreft let, ie-
man0 gu ihlaaeu, ser flciner lit al5
man ielbIt?"
gater: oSa, @iaie, oas babe id
geiaet."
@iaie: aMur, onnn mochte ih old]
bitten, baB OH oos meiner 2ebrerin
ifreibit; Tie fdeint oas nod nift git
miien."
@~aibington EoIt.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-21
SENATE REPORT ON
FUEL TO CRITICISE
GARFIELD METHOD

The report OF the subcommittee o.
the Senate Committee on Mauufac
lures, which investigated the fue
shortage. Is now being drawn up ant
will be made % the Manufacturer
Committee and the Senate I'm shoyt
time
The report will be an entertaining
document. will sharply criticist
methods Of the Garfield Fuel Admin.
istration, and will make recommends
lions for Improvement in conditions
The scope OF these recommendation
Is not yet public, but IL is know
there is strong sentiment in the sub
committee in favor of Government
purchase OF coal at the mine and Gov.
eminent distribution.
Senator Reed Is writing the report
and other members of the subcon.
mittee said today the Missouri Seua
tor was going to make it readable
The subcommittee is fairly wei
agreed on the report on the fus
shortage. The sugar shortage re,
port, however, Is likely TO be sub
ject OF disagreement. Some OF TIE
subcommittee are not willing TO critE
else HOOver's methods.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-21
WASHINGTONMAY
SEEENTIRE CAMP
MEADE DIVISION

CAMP MEADE. Nd. Feb. 21.-This
enormous division, with its many or
Plantations and With the twenty
smaller forces quartered here, but
! not q part of the division, may take a
/ problem march" to some nearby city.
possibly as far as Wa shinEton, when
the forces are sufficiently equipped
for such trip. When the day arrives
the people will see a spectacle far sur
passing anything they have ever had
a glimpse of. Gen. Joseph +. Kuhn.
division and camp commander, would
like to carry out the idea, and hopes
to do so when the necessary travelling
equipment Is available.
When the automobiles. motor trucks.
ambulances. horses, mules, motor
cycles, carts. drsys, fire engines, and
other vehicles, including OF course
the brand new light and heavy Rrtil-
lery, with their limbers and wagons.
begin to form in line along the road it
will be necessary TO use field wireless
and other signal devices TO keep one
end OF the line in touch with the
other.
The vehicles and tile marching men
will stretch out for many miles. It'll
Will impress the people OF the State,
especially those along the line Of
march, for the first time with the
great magnitude OF en- American army
division.
This division. as IL stands now
about one-half full. is about up to the
strength Of German division now
on the Western front. Men lost TO
Meade by transfer correspond IN
way % those lost 20 many Of the divi-
sious that have been in battles. Many
Of the men missing" here are "over
there" Every reference to men cover
there is apt to give a false impress
sion as TO numbers. Reports as TO
departures are much exaggerated,
Thousands have gone but many thou
sands remain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-21
URIC ACID IN MEAT
BRINGS RHEUMATISM
Says a little Salts in water
may save YOU from
dread attack.

rheumatism is easier 10 avoid
han To cure. states well-lynOwp
authority. We are advised to dress
warmly: keep the feet dry: avoid
exposure: eat less meat, but drink
plenty of good water.
rheumatism Is a direct result Of
eating too much wat and other
rich foods that produce uric acid.
which is absorbed into the blood II
- the function Of ;he kidneys to
litter this acid from the blood and
"ast II out in the urine. the pores
- the skin ~" also means If
freeing the blot - This lmpuritv
. . damp and chilly cold weather the
skin pores are closed. thus forcing
10 kidneys 10 de- double work,
hoy become weak and sluRz ish aud
all 70 eliminate the uric acid, which
Keeps accommodating and circulating
through In" system. eventually set
Ting in the joints and muscles.
causing stiffness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the first twinEc Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces OF Jad salts, put table
Spoo1fUl in P glass of water and
drink before breakfast each morn
TX 70. a Weer- THIS IS said 20
r.'rliuat" Uric acid br stimulating
80 j dn"ys 10 normal action, thus
9ddirg the blood If these ImPur.
tides.
lad salts Is inexpensive. harmless
and IL made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with
lithis and Is used with excellent
results by thousands Of folks who
you have a pleasant, effervescent
Whitewater drink. which helps over
come uric acid and is beneficial to
your kidneys az well.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-21
4JOYLESS sunday
FOR MOTORISTS IS
LATEST PROPOSAL

-Four blue Sundays for automobile
owners, is tho latest "less day" pro-
Posal to be received by the Govern
mcnt. William Guggenhcim. member
Of the board of trustees of the Amer
lean Defense Society. has proposed to
Oil Administrator Requa that auto
mobile owners all over the country lay
up their cars for four Sundays and in
vest tho upkeep money in Thrift
Stamps. He suggests February "a,
March ,, 10, and Il as the joyless days
for family joy riders, and figures
that it would save S347.222 each Sun
day. His figuring is liberal in many
respects. Here IL is:
On the basis Of 100000 automo-
bilcS in the land. one-third OF the own
ers might fOrego their pleasure for
the four days. This would save 25,-
100000 miles of travel, on the liberal
basis Of fifty miles a day for each
car.
Giving each car the benefit OF max
ing eighteen miles to the gallon
would mean 1.3SS,SSS gallons saved,
or at % cents a gallon, $347, 222 Sun
day.