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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-09
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

the proper treatment is through the
blood.
5 s. S. has been en- the market for
hfty years. curing which time ID has
been giving 1aif0rm satisfe elton FOR
ali manner 81 blood disorders. II
you want prompt and lasting relief.
you can rely upon 5. S s. For ex-
pert advice as to the treatment Of
your own Individual case, write to
day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
Specific Co. Dept. c, Atlanta, Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-09
GETS HELMET
FROM FRANCE

Dave 'Hirsch is probably the produest
man in town. This morning he receive
I'd a German helmet from his son, Cor
boral Lucien il. Hirsch, Co. ID, 1o7 u
=. Eueiroers. a. T. +. The helmet was
on tae way tVo months and as far as
is known ii the FIRST one ceived in
llai.uoud I'd esas taree ards
ana shows that its owner 1eeeiFe some
rara knocks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-09

War Savings enlistment day.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-09

June q
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12
UNITED WAR FUND CAMPAIGN

Catholics Jees and protcstanis VIII
work together ia a united war fnH
campaign which sill be- pushed nj et
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
running from November II 90 Novem.
ber IS
The agencies participating Ia the
United War Fund campaign and the
amounts 10 be raised are as follows
Young Mems Christian Association
finn 0Hh g0p
Young Womens Christian Assocla.
tion. si5 aoe eeo
War Camp Community Service. siss
ooa oao.
American Library Association. ST..
5pe geo.
National Catholic War Council
Knights of ColulamHl 100000 oeo
Jewish welfare Board 81 Eooooo
Salvation Army. s2.s0o ooo
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

sss flgls i'tarye Tuhiea
ssg II Bg0wn. brtudon
ssl Alfred cotton. iHettrnhefg
s Charlie tiay Weyanoke
sa8 SIAM scales Tuntea
,5l Wahatd Lindsay NeFanoke
s Nehemiah Lane Tunioa
spa owen Robinson Tuniea
sJ1 AdHm iHHafd, fietteHhvrg
sss Willie Robinson, Tuntea
s3a Mitchell bradford brandon
aHH S. + Dfaughte Weyannkr
au NHus WAsou, He5 JHuke
sH Matthew NsNutsts TuHtrt
,as IuhH barrow rIstteuherE
aBl Fs,H.ri Wnst}. rtegteubrrg
aa frss, WtHsss Plrtteuherg
sou aaUs Talor. rtett,nberg
tU, Nb,rt Williams. ricttcuherg
gas NEHte Preston Nlorganza
sus Anderson Turner AoEsauza
aln Richard GAIA. iagUu Safa
Hlf NtHam Mathews iietteIhrrg
sIs sherman TalRs Nprgauza
siE HaasIo Jones, itacrouryi
Hlt istuuetl X Ncathcrs FlrtteHbeig
So james Nari f9eifeube1g
slg Eman4el ssuaers pietteubefg
81 E'hjrp sghuetbsfg f4ettenberg
sls James Walker. tlettenhetg
ylp loseph HANDY pletteHbefg
gaa MadHwn lauea. EletteBberg
ssi iohn Eaylpra, sistirnberg
~ Fred Golaes ptetteuberg
~ Major Eayferd llettruherg
g2l ) T. ortiz Hartourri
49, IS s. ias tlsnn i9eitruh,rs
s2t { q aatdeH. Raceouroi
~ T. prtls. Hac,uarst
9.s T. q Bourgeois Raccourj
agg atkson EaH. llsitenbsrg
1sp tash Watts brandon
agt T. Cpates, Tuut,a
H IN HFa, Tumra
Williams Tunir1
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

l01i luha Scott lT Naples
1895 Frank Chapman. Naplcs
IN.1 Vincent Russell Angola
lu51 Duncan Jackson. Tuniea
lu1s VIII scott Angola
tal7 ST iisll Naples
laNo Henry Perkins Naples
la,I Airs boss Naples
lH,g Henderson polk Naples
Isg las Dunlap, Totras
Ia,4 ls, Mumiord Naples
lUs ! Peterson. Angola
IH>s j n ~pdluaH. Angola
los7 A X smith. Angela
im> li Cornish. Angola
lssa Nm Prescott Angola
leaa Ellis Jenkins. Naples
ln1i Boise Smith. Angola
Igsg Wills Johnson TorUs
,ga3 buaolph Carroll Angola
iagl Fred smith, Angola
fH95 Tom Jones. Angola
IusG John IaHdmm, Tuuita
llga1 pau Grimes, Angola
lass John stevens Angola
Joss Ferguson Lugkstt Angola
100 Emanuel Brown, Angola
| llil Vincent HAYS Angela
tiH2 5amez Alien. Angola
| lla3 Al Winston TuHlag
| tIbl George Thompson Angola
IlH Wiley Furys, TuH.g8
1855 Flue scales. Angola
lI8f II II brown Angola
Hos Louis Perkins Angola
ilH9 ] b. Pierce. Angola
i1lH August George Angola
I'LL + ! Ruhn,f. Angola
Iiu2 Charlie Aeoro,y, Angola
| lI3 W NJ Hood. Angola
lll Willie Dukes Naples
Iul5 Joe johnson TorTas
Iiut Willie Brown WuodyHg
Inn Godfrey pafkersoa Naples
Inns Louis Halt Feftlaay
iilg I.ums Williams. Tonas
1870 Wilson Hallsy. Toffss
ltsl Jim Thompson. TyTras
| llg2 Joe Green Tuuas
Iliga IS f. iIotrris Laurel HHl
Iusl Peter EaL Tuaa
lHsa brave Jutie brandon
ifa pesfe Walter Nylan#ae
tIgt Joe GolHes Hfsudon
Iliss E. l. Butrr 1T Fran
Iisa IuhH polk Etlus
Iuaa Im Woods. - FaucsHr
Ii13l lH tB,kett Angola
Iua2 Willie Green - Fran
I1la8 : S Peterson. EoRllltoyHI,
luai Jonas Garter Angola
Iu3 uemes TsnFcs Angola
tn3t Charles LrsassJsH WrgaaoNe
las ISAIAH Thornton Neyaugka
| l8s @ l.. tsHta Angola
! l# Iagt GrWman. Iatgu sa8
| l1# Joseph sausou 50 FHusallo
lUHl jacob Henderson 80 FtaHt0er
ms l. s. liuR. TuWm
liH IaE Lee Naysia,
IU3a Nal Garner Tagaa
iIH l.m 1trkauu. Eir PART
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

this Certificate is nga lue aua PAYABLE
oH the date aforesaid
80 FraUtiat De Ia this the day oi
....... 1918
MsNol ToaH Il 81 Fganasytne Louisiana
rlrtk l}uarl of Nhrnmsn Town nf 81
taness gly. Louisiana
SECTION Thrre he il further ordained
nH the Mayur ana Boari uf Alaermgn ~
The Town a 50 IrnfiEKiI, Louisiana
That the Nayor is authorized and Instruct
ed laI aud oH behalf nl the Town ui 81
FiurtAig. to sign Bu act Of sale and
mortgage securing the deferred payment
faI the property 90 lo fH. hasea 49, alufe-
saIt and the certificates representing tbs
aasd pag ments bg mortgage and vendor
privilege ou the property purchased and
and HEhi plant ~ tbf Tuaa If 81 t@A
sIsi .lle Louisiana
section Four BE if further ordained nA
lhr Nasor aud BOARD Of Aldermen 81 She
FuWH ~ ~ F4uglsElllr Louisiana Thai
far ,h, payment 1T said Certificate thef,
y also hereby Eyyied dedicated sub pledR
rl -Four Mills 81 the taxes and reyeaus'
IL tn, roNu OF St TraH,isylHr fur th,
smf 1879 lgsa 1924 and 1929
Section Five i3t il further ordained
etc. That fur sufficient rrasUn tHI4 ag#m
anss shau ru tuta effect at once
JAS II EIfBulRSE
NaNof uf tbe Town If So Fa0gssIIlv
Louisiana
lGEO T.. FLETTlNSEN
Clyft of The Ra3r3 II Aldermen ~ th,
Town ~ - fraurIsrille Louisiana
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12
lt42 aEN REGISTERED IN WEST
FELlclANA

ssN ~ CaSp1 COfnu
ses u } Haldst EaeliloyIle
Mn beFatuf ilarris. 'mnoI
stl t.d Hall cpruur
Sc lohuut Davis. CoruuI
sl3 IS e Cauk. Wayside
sltA A YoupR. Nagslap
slS Louis A Han. Cafuuf
N5s ) " Wofmaek Waysias
~ CottFsil Reds Nst side
SIS T. \ Smith Na,sid
SO Willie Davis. CuTuU
$50 IS s HAH. 'oTBoT
sst pamuu T. Wstly WBtslda
ss2 Cut BeiN Waa side
ssl tmHe Webb Tuuta
ssf lhs Williams laaaiun
ss5 1amts lBudrwta THeftH
sss David samlii, Tartoa
ssi Sam purlef pteugubefg
SIS Nose Iuignsau TuHta
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12
rREspAss NOTICES

trom aud after this date all hunting 4
any kind CA Ambrosia and Independence
plantation 10 positively prohibited under
penalty " trsspassIna Any one found on
these places wlthout permission will be
considered trsspsssins and prosecuted to
the fnil extent ~ the law
MRS. s n BARROW
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12
NOTICE OF FILING or FINAL
ACCOUNT.

Succession uf r r lahRau. decd No
State 81 Louisiana Parish ~ Vest Fell
gi1pa 2ith lu#l,Ial District Court
Notice les hereby given ia all whom IL
doth ur mas concern 70 show cause within
tom das from the present notification. if
ans the1 have or fau why the Final Ars
euuut oC Max Mann Administrator uf the
~saats ~ r + tarRap deceased.
rhada Hat Doe approved ud hamologated
sut nain The ladewsut IT the Court
NHaess tbn Honorable Chaflr XII
bg9eHs I#HRs af the 2uH judicial nIstf {
Court af Louisiana 'lHs srA 3u af oatn
hsr 1915 g. s NlsE
.aa.H gI FII tmFf
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

From and aftsr this asts all hunting Of
sny Kind on the Greenwood plantation Is
positively prohibited under penalty q
irezpass.ng Any one found on this plaes
without permission will be considered
trespasslug and prosecuted 10 lAe run
extent of the Law
MRs J A. VENTRESs.
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

rrrspassiHE n all kinds la hereby pro.
hblted. under penalty of the laa, ou my
lands ia the ninth ward, purchases from
pr " ~ Taylor
ALBERT T.. soUTE
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

We regret We have 70 forbid ell ,tss
passing ~ every hind. Including pAssins
through WoodiaWu Farm
J. = Mc9rIEE
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

Hunting II any kind. cattle driving Or
AshIng on SIT Vernon plantation Is posi-.
lively prohibited under penalty of the Law
of tSespass Ma exceptions
MRS 4 HAMILTON
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

-#f fHf#tf |f4. ~ t.h .tttf'Hf
as Iafn Williams Tuuisa
s5f Lafayette Wilson. TuHpa
aa5 Iana Edward lAhoyr. TuHr4
SOS " s Row. Chattanooga. Tenn ,
g5g Il S Wnu Tugiea
$50 Ffrd SpaIks Tuplea
g6l , T. Evans Tunira
se4 K espiuas ufaHsloU
at3 William strong rl,gteHherr
set Arthur sutlH TaHsa
ae I8lgr Fields TmHJa
as1 Wiley Austin TuEtga
tg5 George MGfuHts NooH brandon ,
s6s Frank Williams, TunIga
aga Nal Watts iIraudau
gIH sam Russell TmHrs
a1t rHHnsa Rera t'letteuhsrE
o1g Fred wilson Tuulra
"a Nbit Coleman TuHi,8
80 William Lrr Tuu0ra
So fBsrph Moran Tunl,R
SO Ett Davis, brandon
81 tieufs Thomas Mscaulss TuaiGa
SIS YsytusI Bland lnnlz
s7g Ium Price. Nrganokc
$50 Matt Claiborne Tuuisa
9sl lefB Wulkef Tuutga
$50 Richard Mcmillan Tuuiea
as3 Eddie npekias TubiFa
ISL Matthew Williams, Tuulca
as5 Mase Strong, Weyanohe
9NE Andrew Williams Tuniea
ssi ovid Mcmillan, Tuniea
sks Joe aeivis. Tuniea
Fsa Robert johnson Tupi3
gsp Joseph White. Brandon
Eal r y }. p}eEre Tuuiga
gH2 Rirhatd Harris TuWea
aa1 Tuny Turner, Taniea
fpi Hen M1ntrl3re. Brandon
4sa Robert smothtrv Wcsahul,c
as6 + Gnggojd rlslteHhsrg
aa1 rhIlmof, Wilson, I'lstfenberg
f4N Anton Sttgffieb tiluss Tuuga
aaa T., y Walton TuuBsa
iouu Charley HUT runlca
lo4i Stevenson Reed rlelJwhgrg
laa2 a q Walters guulu
inn2 ! lanes. Tunca
lnUI ieuia hsuu,r, Tani,a
}nf. Mar 'Hrrt riettsHheFg
le1s iaeksuH tiat Brandon
luo5 J lis# IG Iu.rJ
Ippsj & rolau Brandon
t0oa Win uuuard. brandon
ipln lipssg llalls} Iuuipa
Toll Anthony Robinson, NssHnaka
1919 charlie Davis. Brandon
lei3 Eugene Bali Tuulca
1913 Anthony Wicker TuuJt
tets HoS Dukes. TuHiua
1916 Mark Jackson. TunlaA
1917 Hoseoe iautrum. Tupgca
luls Moses Veal Weyanuke
1918 Ntlef Rew Weyaneks
lego Frank Carter, rletteubefg
ln2i lunius Ford Weyanokg
lU2s iaHlel Murphy. brandon
1898 Heay Scott Tuplca
losA ioaeph John Wade, Rrandou
ln25 Frank Iiohsman. TuHisa
lo.e John Henry tisoden. Tmra
lbs5 Walter Lewis Rraudou
1928 sammy Thompson THia
lusg liyu Holland. THhiea
iF9a Jm Nhitrfa. Tuurn
1887 t'1a Rather, Tuulea
1852 Amos Johnson lietleuborp
lai2 Edward King Tuuira
1884 isaiah Webh. TuaIra
loss : Il Nors aoa. Tuulea
1885 Allen tiofugs. rlstienberF
loai Colonel Smith Brandon
toss Tom Winston TunIra
la49 l'utlef Roa WeyanoIp
1919 Joe James. Tuuiea
toli Henry iurys TusHea
lot2 Hohs Motion. brandon
let} Frank Fora " yaaoke
lbll Eaberl tauar.m. Tuuiea
lots steve t.iIa HaueY. Brandon
lhtH Robert Cuabs. brandon
l'l5 luraun Thomas Ir. Tunl,a
i'is Macb 'pnman Tusiea
iaia Z, II Wilson Tuul,a
leo ,ieurgs Ford l,gauaan
1851 sam 'lasplf TuHtaa
ipE2 Nrs, Thompson. TBuisa
loss y Il Nicholas Taulra
iast George Row N4anoks
i3al IS Johnson lasitruberp
i"s Wilson Ford Negsaukr
'a5i " .llhm ''uy3ber rietfeubrrr
losS + q Graham Tuuira
i"af lHmrs HeurN tnauf Tuulsa
t'fn Z. 4 tyf4ss. TUutra
lHsl hm p.ggz. Tuu,.a
las- lAuH A~le, Angola
iht3 Matthews Hudson. rautsa
1864 FftHk flamEns Angela
le65 1. Is Nalker Angola
ie6e Frank bouslts. Angola
losi T = coginetou Angola
le6s Murphy Hunter Angola
l0fs y l. Anderson Ausaa q,
ie7o II " sullmsn. Angola
lo5i : Martin Angola "a
io52 hoila titlmeg Angola
lMtL IL & E.n.. -.
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

The public Is hereby warned that the
Island ss' el.s g'aa'silons are posted
sE.-' hut#a HsHHg wu8t euitrF
ami 90 other u#ms ~ Frsfasa. AGENTS -
ever lies Htu HglHHyl
- * JACKSON
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

No hunting or trssusssua of any Kind
allowed aR rsfpf sto Farm. uRdsf
peH Ns ~ fhH .A
P'HKEW took FARM
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

All lfespaaslng ls prohibited on Hin ard
Slaughter Lake Breeze, GrayaelI. and
Glass place plantations such IS hunting.
pecan gathering. etc. aud Nlll be pros.
ecuted 10 lull extent of the Law
RACCOURCT COMPANY,
G GOODMAN, Agent,
smlhland Idg and T. o.. la.
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

The public Is warned Rslnst buying
Gre wood posts 0r crops from tenants Of
Magnolia sitheHt permission
MACKtE FARMS CO
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

Crossing the rear of property below
The True Democrat office ia st Francis.
vile ls hereby prohibited under penalty
q iIespaaa Persons found crossing theas
premises or damaging the fences viii be
prosecuted MRS N 4 ROBINSON
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

this Certificate is naR lue aud PAYABLE
oH thv date aforesaid
80 FwHttayille la. this tbe day uf
.... 1918
The true Democrat., 1918-10-12


rREssAss NOTICES
From aud after this date all hunting 4
any kind On Ambrosla and Independence
plantation 10 positively prohibited under
penalty u trsspssslna Any one found on
these places wI,hout psrmlsaign will be
considered trespsssInE and prosecuted to
The fnil extent ~ the law
MRS. y. n BARROW
From and aftsr this date all hunting Of
any Kind on the Greenwood plantation Is
positively prohibited undei penalty q
trespasslng Ans one found on this plaes
without permission will he considered
trespasslug and prosecuted to lhe run
extent IF the law
MRS. J A. vENTRE8s.
We regret We have TO forbid ell usa.
passing ~ every klHA Including passlns
through WoodiaWu Farm
J. = McGEHEE
Trespasslng q an kinds is hereby pro.
hlbltod under penalty ~ the laa, ou my
lands in the ninth ward purchased from
pr ~ ~ Taylor
ALBERT l. souLE
lIuntHg ef any kind. cattle driving Or
ashIng on st Vernon plantation Is posi-
lively prohibited under penalty of the Law
of t5sspass Na exceptions
MRS + HAMILTON.
Crossing the rear of property below
The True Democrat office ia st Francis.
vile Is hereby prohibited under penalty
q iTsspaaa Persons found crossing theas
premises or damaging the fences viii be
prosecuted MRS n 4 ROBINSON
An ifespaaslnR Ia prohibited on Hin And
Slaughter Lake Breesc Grayasld and
Glass place plantations such IS hunting.
pecan gathering etc aud slll be pros.
ecuIed 10 Fun extent Of the Law
RACCoURCI COMPANY.
c. GOODMAN. Agent,
smIlhIaud Ldg and T. o., Ia.
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The true Democrat., 1918-10-12

MRS J A vENTREss
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
The Dresses at t29.5O

A touch of brilliant color on collar
or vestee, Hared sleeve cut in novel
fashion, or a new treatment of Jersey.
Serge, tafeta, satin and combinations OF
materials, braiding, embroidery and
fringe; also panel effects are gener-
ously shown.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18

Are made of new serviceable materials,
with self collars or velvet and fur trim
med effects in variety of shades and
models, all well lined.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
Allies Prepared TO Meet Sub-CruIseH

and the allied navies have not Deeh
asleep to the possibility.
Some idea OF what the allied opera,
tions against the U-boais nave COS cos
Germany Is given by Archibeid huEu'
who estimates that at least 2OO SUI
marines have been sunk. Lloyd uecrsc ,.tso
stated that $50 had been sunk som, SOM,
time ago. but he didn't say tnat iis' sl
was ali. and It is generally believer ~ ~
Europe that the number VIII run oNe'
200.
This purd saws, means a loss TO aier'
many OF from s225. 100000 10 ssiOlOO,,
600. Il means that from e'VVv 70 WV
officers and men have been Killed.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18

NE. A Special 10 The Evening Journal
LONDON, England, oct. is.-Desperate
to find some justification for their L.
boat rulhlessness in the form OF "re-
suits" the German chiefs are now re
ported TO be rushing out great sub
marine cruisers. capable OF operating
out in mid-ocean instead Of in the bar
red zones" where allied protective
measures are strongest.
The object of the cruisers Is, OF
course, TO get" some American trans
ports.
But the allied chiefs are not alarmed
Measures are already prepared TO NEE
this reported new form Of submarine
warfare. and more plans are belne
worked out. This IS not the first tint
submarine cruisers have been reported
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
j. S. OFFICERS PAY
MAY BE RAISED
Give Married Men More
Than Single. is Plan OF
the Government
CANADA GIVES
HELP TO FAMILIES

The War Department has under con-
sideraiion the matter OF increasing pay
Of army officers. and ii is expected a
report viii be made public in Few
days.
A bill has been introduced in Con-
gress by Representative l.. c. Dyer OF
81 Louis TO raise army saalries, but no
action on It will be taken until the
War Departments report Is received
The matter Is said 10 have been put up
10 the war college for study, and some
officials are said TO hold that the Dyer
bin does not meet the situation failly.
Fhe concensus seems "a be that Con
sress should make a distinction be-
I,veen married and unmarried officers,
lust as It mas made a distinction be-
Tween them in providing c0mmutatlon
for quarters.
The vast majority OF new officers are
Unmarried. and while they may not be
receiving as muchc pay as they did in
civilian life. they are getting enough
10 keep them comfortably, unless they
have dependents.
A lieutenant il Is said, cannot sup
hort wife. much less children, on his
army pay as he could before entering
he army, particularly In these days Of
nigh prices Many top sergeants" who
are married and. would make FIRST rate
commissioned officers, have declined
commissions on the ground that they
cannot afford the initial expense OF uni
Forms and equipment. Nearly all the
complaints OF insufficient pay come
from officers who are married or who
have dependents.
The Canadian system OF giving relief
10 the families Of officers Is cited as an
example OF how other countries solve
The problem. Even the family allow
snces paid 10 the enlisted men OF the
United States army with dependents
through the war risk bureau are quot
ed TO show that prlvates are better
cared for, financially than officers.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
OLD FASHIONED TEA
FOR CONSTIPATION
Brew 1t Yourself at Home.

Probably the best remedy you can take
for clogRed up bowels and sluggish iiNer
is one that costs very little aud accom-
plishes much.
For many years Dr. Carter n. anu
r. Ten mas been used by tens Of thousands
TO keep the bowels regular and the whole
system I'm fine condition.
Why not get a small package OF this
gentle vet sure acting bowel regulator
ana system tonic, and brew a cupful for
Yourself every night for week OF twof
You'll surely be gratefully surprised NJ
the benefit you get aud VIII praise Ut
Carriers X and b. Tea 20 your friends
It's fine for the little folks and they like
a. All druggists sell IT,
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
Every Bond counts!
How many have you?
GROIN DE GUERRE
GIVEN TO STATUE
nv NeWSnaner EnterpriSe ASSOciatiOn.) }

(By Newspaper Enterprise AsSociation.)
PARIS, oct. is.-ln the big square at
Ypres in Belgium stands the "invulnable
statue" II is a stout man OF bronze,
in bronze clothes Of ancient days. It
is OF a lord mayor Of another genera
tlon-Mr. Van den perreboom. And
through four years OF bombardment he
has not even been scratched. Recently
in recognition OF Mr.. Van den Perre-
boDm's Brazen-faced bravery and dis
dain OF German shells, a prankish Bel
glan attached the Croix de Guerre TO his
bronze lapel.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
Read This About
influenza
A Slight Chest Cold Often Leads TO
Deadly Pneumonia.

when you catch cold during this cpl
demic don't take any chances Influenza
starts with cold, so send for your doc
tor az once.
In the Incanume protect your throat and
chest and ward on Inflammation and sore
ness by rubbing on Mustarine.
It's better than a mustard plaster. win
not blister and stops all aches and pains
quicked than anything you can buy,
Tens OF thousands use 10 for sore throat,
chest colds, pleurisy, tOnsilitis and bron-
chitis-its wonderful.
Evening journal., 1918-10-18
GERMAN FRUIT CROP

FERifAN FRUIT CROP
REPORTED FAILURE
By Newspaper Enterprise Association.)
London, Oct fS.-Bavarian fruit crop
Is reported complete failure and al
most no fruit has been harvested in
other parts Of Germany.
Middletown transcript., 1918-11-23
Warship Repairs.

Over and above the great activity
Of the British yards in building new
warships, particularly destroyers, ana
the construction of merchant ships, an
enormous amount Of time and LABOR
has to be devoted to repairs. In re-
cent speech Sir Eric Geddes said:
During one month the number OF war
vessels which needed repairs was
nearly 1,OOO-that is, in addition to the
100 merchant ships-and that was by
no means an abnormal month. Since
the beginning of the war $1,000 war
vessels, including patrol craft ana
mine sweepers, have been docked or
placed on the ways, and these figures
10 not include repair work done to the
vessels of our allies"
Add to this the arming of the vast
feet Of British merchant vessels, ana
we have some conception Of the enor-
nous task of shipbuilding. equipping
and repairing carried on by the British
admiralty.
Middletown transcript., 1918-11-23
WHAT GREAT WARS HAVE COST
Expenditures That in the Aggregate
Amount to Sum Sufficient to
"Stagger Humanity"

Recently the congress of the United
States passed. almost without debate.
the greatest budget in the history of
the world. making available for Uncle
Sam $1,000, 100000 in order to carry on
the war on a scale commensurate with
It's greatness. It is interesting, there
fore, to compare with this the cost of
other wars. The Napoleonic wars,
which ragged over Europe from 1893 to
1915. cost approximately $1,000, 0OO, 900.
or the same amount that congress pro-
vided for the United States to enter
into the conflict, and that was only a
beginning.
The Mexican war cost the United
States about s1OO,OOO,OOO, compare
lively trifling sum. The Civil war.
however, was a very expensive affair.
pntailing the expenditure Of $1,000
100000 from 1861 to 1865. The Franco
Prussian war cost the two nations en-
gagged about $3,5OO,OOO,OO0. The second
South African war, from 1900 to 19O2,
rost 81 SOC, 100000, the conflict between
Russia and Japan consumed almost
$4,000. 100000, while the United States
cot Off very cheaply In the Spanish
American war with an expenditure OF
s175,OOO,OOO. The estimates on the out
lay for the present war up to October
Of this year were $9S,Sl4,S1o'U'o.-
Rocky Mountain News.