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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Bethlehem Loading Company
Makes Change in Its Work
ing Hours Schedule.
stan Correspondence OF Every Evening


New Castle, Sept D The shtfthours
for the workmen employed at the Beth
lchem Loading Company has been changed
TO a. m, TO 3 80 p IN from s a. m to
30 D m Special trolley cars are used
in order TO accommodate the workmen
who are employed at this plant and the
forces are well pleased with the change.
Great interest is taken in the coming
Democratic primaries in the five districts
Of the Tenth Representative District
which will be held in this city on Saturday
The following candidates have filed their
names with the Democratic County
Committee: First District, William 5
Martin, Richard S Rodney; Second
District William Wcggcnmann, Theodore
W Cavcnder. Third District, Frank
Alfree, Samuel b. Miller; Fourth Dis
trict, Harry Rothrock, George Met rory;
Fifth District, William i. Harrington,
Walter Thompson.
At the meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the New Century Club, held
on Tuesday evening with practically
all of the members of the board present
it was decided to hold business meeting
on October s at eight p M Mrs Bicking
was unanimously elected to membership
and Miss Reda StoOps and Mrs Minnie
Rennic were appointed as the entertain
ment committee for the ensuing three
months
Miss Louise McCaulley has returned
to her home IN Cambridge, Md. after
spending the summer with Mrs James r..
EliasOn.
President Of the City Council John +.
| Stoops has returned from Lewis, where he
| has been the guest of Captain Solomon
| for the past three weeks
Miss Margaret Wall will resume her
teaching, next Tuesday at the Harmony
| school near Hockessin, where she has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
RURAL COUNTY SENDS
CONTINGENT TO CAM ?
Eighteen Men Left Newark. This
Morning, and Others Called
for Examination.

>peca. Correspondence I'd every Eyeuins
Newark Scp. Eighteen mcn en-.
trained here today t5r Camp Meade
that being the Rural New Castle COUNTY
Exemption Boarl contingent for the
Maryland camp The men we're As 5o.-
lows
Harry Cater. Wilmington.
Richard 4. Donohue r., Raleigh, y. C.
benjamin X. PieaSanton, Mt Pleasant
Tony Gassctt, New York City
1918 REGISTRATION.
John Charles brown, New Castle.
Nelson falley Nanaman Wilmington.
Frmenegildo Santoni. New Castle.
Frederick Major, Hazleton, Pa
Leslie J CumenS, Brandywine Springs.
Edward y Drumm and Frank 7.
Proud, New Castle
Raymond b. Landon, Townsend
Milton Chester Phillips. Odessa.
Robert Morrison, Newark
Randolph +. Jones, Edge Moor.
John kintcr trcwetz, Fleetwood.
Frank Il. Hickman, Jr.. Port Penn.
Harry Reed, Newark.
CALLED FOR EXAMINATION.
The following men have been called
By the rural board for physical examina-
ton next Monday afternoon:
John Waters, Marlborough.
Angelo ImperIale, Henry Clay.
Jacob r Magargal, Hockcssin.
Howard j. Lyman, Newark.
Amado ArmanI Wiuterthur.
George H. Mckinley, Richardson ParN
William Banks and James E. Hollis,
New Castle
CLASS OF 1918.
4 C Dennis Brandywinc Springs.
William q. Morrison. Chusuans
Thomas & Kane, Elsmere.
Ralph j. Crouch MarShallton
stephen ; Logue, Wilmington.
Clarence h. Wilson, Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. Sept 3 Misses Grace and
Pauline Narvll. who had been visiting
frlcnds and relatives IN Millsboro and
Stockley. have returned to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs ! { Coottec Of Phlla-
delphia have been visiting IN Laurel and
vicinity
Miss Laura Rodney. who Is employed
bv the Federal government at Washing
ton. has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs J G. Rodney Of North Laurel.
Cies<le Anderson OF Wilmington is a
guest OF Miss Florence Galloway OF East
Laurel
Mir. and Mrs Norris r Elliott, who
| were visiting relatives here, have returned
to Wilmington
John Henry of Chester, Pa. and Horace
and Reese Baker OF Wilmington, have
been visiting relatives here Reese Baker
has been drafted and ordered to Camp
Meade, Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05

turned to their home. at Clifton Heights
Pa.
Malcolm l.. Reybold and family OF
Atlanta. Ga, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. Frank Reybold
Miss Emma Muligan and Miss Bessie
O'Neill have returned home after spend
ing n week in Atlantic City, n. j.
Russell Pennington OF Philadelphia is
spending few DAYS here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Pennington.
Mrs Henry Higgins and children, after
spending a month at Lorewood Grove,
have returned home.
Crabs seem to be getting moro plentiful
rs seven dozen were caught in n short time
on Tuesday.
Miss Sara Shredder, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington. IL recovering and re-
turned home Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
.e,isl co-respondence Of Every Evening

SpecisI Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. sept. 5.-On 4ccount OF a
lack ci buyers a the local station. he
bottom dropped out Of the tomato mar
het Tuesday, only 30 cents per basket
being offered Many growers IN this
section GOT IA communication wlta the
canncry 1T HarbeSon and took their loads
there where they received 4 cents the
basket One farmer living near st.
John Church made Sl6 by driving nc
eight miles. and he figured that be Vas
we'll paid for making the trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
ROAD WORK HELD UP.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford, Sept ) Work on the Della
ware State road between Seaford and
Laurel and Scaford and Bridgeville has
been held up for several days because Of
the shortage Of laborcrs, although kauf-
man & Garccy, of New York, the CON
tractors. are offering 40 cents an hour
for this kind of help.
To meet the emergency tho firm Is I'M
porting help from New York City and
yesterday an automobile load Of laborers
arrived More are expected and the
firm intends 10 push the work with all
haste possible They have abundant
material to work with and once they get
sufficient hclp the road will 90 forward
with a rush They have erected a large
garage near the railroad station in which
they arc housing their big trucks and
doing the repairs needed TO them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

special Corresp spondencc Of Every Evening
Chestertown. Md. Sept Oscar
Comegys of kennedvvIlIe has been ap-
pointed bookkeeper in the People :
Bank IN place Of Joseph Downev who was
drafted and left last week for Camp Meade
Mrs Eben + Perkins has accepted q
similar position IN the Chestertown
Bank Of Maryland
4 party OF Young folks from New ! ork
travelling IN autos, are camping IN the
grove near Muddy Greek
The colorcd people Of Kent county
held patriotic demonstration hero,
YESTERDAY A parade was held in which
the Rcd Cross units, Sunday schools.
fraternal organizations and lodges par
ticipated and speeches were delivered
on the fair grounds by some of the
most prominent men Of the Negro race
in this county.
The oyster season opened here on Mon
day, with less activity among the oyster
men than ever before known here. One
buver reported that at o'clock on Mon
day morning there was not q tonger to be
seen on famous Swan Point bar. Hereto
fore several hundred could have been
seen there by daylight
Harvey Brown of Wilmington has been
VISITING MS parents Nj. anu ME W HillAailI
Brown.
State Senator and Mrs. Henry Brown
are visiting their daughter, Mrs Fred
Burt. in Warrington, W Va
Miss Esther Eeauchamp, daughter Of
Rev and Mrs 7 + Eeauchamp, left
yesterday morning for Washington, d. c.,
where she has secured a Civil Service
position at salary of 81, 100 a year
Rev. John Arters of Washington,
D. G., is visiting his father, Rev. j. A.
Arters. at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
William j. Ringgold
Lieutenant Floyd Brown Of the United
States Marine Corps spent a short fur
Tough here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs William C. Brown. this week.
Mr. and Mrs J H Council and little
son, J II Jr. and Nh and Mrs Claude
H Ellison and daughter, Garnie, Of
Princeton, H. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William T. Reed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
POLITICS IN SUSSEX.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown. Sept ; a meeting df
the Republican County Committee was
held TUESDAY afternoon for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the county
primaries on September y
Il leaked out among the committee
men that a quet campaign Is being con
Quoted ior former Sheriff Robert Short
for the nomination OF register OF wills
-Four wears ago Mr. Short was the nominee.
but was defeated by DR.. Oliver ID. Robin
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
DAN CUPID AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Sept 5.--Dan Cupid seems to
be playing havoc with the young lady
employees in the state House Three we'd
dings occurred within the past few
months, and announcement is now made
of the marriage of Miss Cora Wllcutts,
stenographer in the Office of State Com
missioner of Education A. X. Spaid. 10
Fred Bailey of Georgetown, son OF Rev,
]. 7. Bailey, pastor of the NJ. 7. Church
of that place and former pastor of the
Dover vi - Church.
The groom recently lett tor Bliss
Electrical School, Tacoma Park, ID C.,
having been lnducted into the military
service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
END OF STRIKE AT SEAFORD.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. Sept. 5.-The differences be-
tween Thomas J. Sauerhoff, manager
OF the Delaware Shipbuilding Co, and
Supenintendent Hot bic have been salts
factorilv adjusted and Mr.. Sauerhoff
and the workmen, numbering about
- ship carpenters and laborers, returned
to work Yesterday.
The men walked out Of the plant last
FRIDAY afternoon following a dispute
between Mir Sauerhoff and Mr. Hobble
taking sides with their foreman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
KENT COUNTY COURT.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

HI'ONfhI OOI Io9tOii'IoIIDV u ISFtIs IsFOE1IAb
Dover, Sept 5.-At the September
meeting Of Kent county Levy Court,
yesterday, county officers reports showed
collections for August AS follows. Register
Of Wills Ernest b. Raughley, s7l466;
Recorder of Deeds, " X Peters, S44 SO !;
Prothonotary Daniel NJ Ridgely, $50 / /;
CLERK of Orphans Court ] Thomas Lowe,
S56.SS; Sheriff Frank Vansant, S22 05;
Clerk Of Peace. Samuel S Sarde, sl5.4I
The court accepted the Milford con
crete bridge
An order for S. OO6 ~ was drawn in
favor of Ballinger 4 Co, on account of
work ON the Court House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
PRICE DROPS Ar sEARoRD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford, Sept 5,-Large quantities Of
tomatoes are being delivered to the
cannerles these days They have taken a
drop in price this week from 90 to IS
cents, the prevailing price last week, to
80 TO so cents per basket today
A great many farmers in this section
contracted at 50 cents per basket for
their entire crop. and it is thought they
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
Order Every Evening Regularln

Don't depend on choice in securing a
copy, but place an order with the nearest
dealer or news stand. Every Evening is
non-returnable and the dealer must be able
TO Judge his demand and base his order
accordingly. See him tomorrow and give
him q regular order. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
GENERAL COMPLIANCE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Sept ) John { Hopkins.
Kent county Fuel Administrator. has
notified State Fuel Administrator Charles
II Ten Weeges that fully 20 per cent OF
automobile owners observed the Sunday
request not 10 use gasoline and that prob
ABLY the remaining 30 per cent Will CON
form TO the request IN the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
GAS METER THIEVES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Sept 5-Dovers latest rob
berries consist Of gas meter thefts, several
residents on North Braford street being
the victims
Just how or when the robberies were
committed seems a mystery, but they are
being investigated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
DELAW ARE CITY.

Special Cores spondenec Of Every Evening
Delaware City. Sept 5 Professor and
Mrs q. \ Prousc and daughters
ounce and Doris. who were visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. j. i. Prouse have re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05

Over the top membership drive and
service flag presentation Friday, Septcm-
ber g. All members present. Telegraph
Council. No. % Jr Q. L. y NJ j. L.
Clark, r S-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
Store Closed Saturday

SOC Extra Heavy Outing Flannel in plain
i5Sa% ffaay D,"x. ,srd ~ O''f' gray and BROW" 23sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
ALSO AT GEORGETOWN.

will realize greater profits this year than
those who are selling ID me open market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05

Lost something? Try classified
advertisement IL Every Evening.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
Store Closed Saturday

Full yard wide unbleached Muslin, one Of
the best grades made. Value $50. For 10
Friday. yard ................ .............. &c
Limit 10 yards to customer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
ARI11(l GUY F,fpEY
CHAPTER xxvi--cort,nvsd.
rtAdthE djhnR XUYlS; d 'DNxt'
NrN o.
ssfsEs WI Oyxs


Right nov l can sse the butt OF that
sun trsmhs,ns. The scossis made .
scnplsts turn In the air, hit the
ground, roilsns over twice. each time
easwiag ut the earth. and then 70
NAMED stiii, about four fest from ne.
n sort sf sitting rs=st,on. called IN
Nm. Are you hurt badly. Jockf" bat
no answer. He WA dead. dark red
snadx~ WIS coming through hls tanlc
hgAt under the heart. The blood ran
dswn his bare Sases. making o horrible
st9ht. Ga his right side hs carried bis
water hcttis. \ was crazy for q drink
nd trfsd b reach this. but for the NE
u ~ could net negotiate tina. four
fssI Thsn I became unconscious
wAaa woke ~ ! was In an advanced
asSt-aid posG ! asked the doctor II
~ had taken 2hs trsnrh. I'VE took
tAs trs0eh and The wood beyond. all
night h. satd. and you fellows did
ysus IT.: bu. my lad. that was thirty.
- hssss a2as Yea wexe lying la Ma
MANS Land In that baiiy hole for day
and halt ne wondsr yoa are alive"
He also toid nc that out Of the twsnty
That xrrs In tie rafting rRrtYT. s~vets.
t@en were kitled. Tho officer died u
wcunds In crawling back to our srerch
cd I wsa severely wounded. but one
ontisw returned without scratch. with
sss any psisoaers No doubt this chap
wss tho ons who had snscxed and Inn
Dsvpssiy cut TIM basbed wire,
In the efiieiai eommunique our trench
raid was described ~ follows;
"Ali quiet On the western front. sx'
escung In To nsiwhborhood OF Com.
nseourt weed. where one Of our raid.
iaG parties penetrated into the German
unwA,s
II h needless 10 shy that We had no
u&e FOR our persuaders or cotns.a!ongS.
- W. brought back Up prisoners and
until | die Old Peppers words. Per
senaiiy | dost believe that that part
u the Germaa trench In occupied. will
always como b me when I hear sosne
FELLOW trying to get away with a nshy
statement. I viii Judge u sceurdl asiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
VELOCITY OF BIG SHELLS


Studying the velocity Il sAssAs an1
Soiists nred 10 M var ~ Nasrses
Sanger. . Frsneh sssmst@. b turn
to the old ausstsca Of IL tins n
~ould take Z stons to tAll 10 tAs es.tse
Of the eartA HIS ecneiuAoa vas bat
n would tab. ahcus 20 minutes - 80.
scka.
Gass~nhdi. ~hs Savs ~ sahJscs
mach thought In the last eeosSry, made
the time 10 minutes ewea. Msrs<ans
o. the other hand ecosseasd that ssx
koarS ~~sii - required
Saugsr ssys that - the stnns ~
preached the center Of he eartA n
~caii - drawn downward By the core
o< tire earth and up~sra By he sssll
~alsh II ha. already psostrstsd rha
rate nj which tho dxna!sy At the earth
varies OF ;acvsAsss ~ vs pess<trsse 10
greater eershs 10 ankne~n Saag~s
.crraia u hsse4 upcn Considerations
Of the rotner; Ok inertia az TIE earn,
q. calculated from the rr~cesasea cf
the ~grsecxra which sEr~s vita CD
ssrvstfons CO The eeaHy Of the esxsA
coad1cee3 In zine sAafea
n shast we're e-fvea right tarrxsA
TIE earth the stone Sscaaa aprear II Tire
Aasipeass AFTER ~ asssusss vi sscxsss<ss
and ts~e return 81 It's ssartiag pesnt
q. whscA n weaA r-s.ks Its r-s.gear
aace 8, tie so6 81 h,szr II ra!ans-A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS

For c~nsurie. GOLD MEDAL HaArism
q, has teen q standard keasehold remedy
t0r., k4an1y. hyer.. bladder and Stomach
tresl,ie. and al ds~~Ases esaanstsd with
the urinary ersAas The kids<ys and had
6sr sf< tire nssSt v-EHsssgsaEs ~rsSms 1T tAs
body. They arr she kiters. tAe pay,h~ss 1t
ycur hlccd II the pnaseas whach sus~s
yosu system shrp~gh this hteod and ssom-
acA are not snitre!y sArown out ~ ~
ts4n<ys and bladder. yea ssv SoemsA.
wssrsn~M, ss%<pl~s~a~As. ssH~susness,
d~gea1*ncy, s@ekAche. stomach uoutls,
headache, pain in losna and hcw~r aldo
nses. g~l, stnnea. gravel, dsG<aity vA~n
assassinS, csssAy snd bloody arins. rAsa
rattan, ~atsca aud sanharo. al warn yes
10 iaok after year ksdn~ys and BLADDER
All sa~ae Indicate s~sss weakness vi The
kifn<ys cr ether organs er that Tho snxsay
wserpA~s wksh are always present Va year
s-sssr have s,s&chs9 year weak sposs
GOLD MEDAL HaAfse-n OIL npsslss sss
What Fuz herd
Ts~r sr~ noA . ~ra.~ni rs~d,csAs," M
. ''p~w discovery. For 2oo yrars thxy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

have bern . standard houssAo.d rsm@Ay.
They srv the pssv, eTfsanai ,mpost~d HaAs4
I~m Ni yaa great sraAdmstAss ased. sd
ars resfresgy kxrtBlsAs Tn hssl,nx. ssrsA,I
ing ci sahs into the cells and issanS N
.shs, a.eaa~,s a@s '.AssasA sA% ssstasv., assv+,
Ins os't the possaneus germs Nsu 1fsl
frwsA ssssnxth And hs&lsh viii e~nss a yss
cos &nws the trvAtm~et. Wh~M casnylss4
" rest"r~d 10 year usual vssnr, eons4ns
taking espssis ur tvs eash day. thsy VI
h~~p yea in egndstaoa and pfvvsss n
tara Of the diAeass
Lo mot d~asy = m5amt4 Delays as~
pswsAily dAn3srvas In iadnsy and haAdd
troehke All dragEssss cell GOLD MEDIA
Hsarlsrn OH Capsxlss Tksy vii wfw
,he mossy II not ~ fspr~s~nsed. GuI
MkDAi, Hassssm ON Cspssiss sss
ported direct frpsn the ietor ssrsss IN n
iad. They Az prepared In ocrr~rt au
;hy and convenient form. ayv sasy IN u
ard ass Positively rsanstee1 n
promps rrlssf In ,hres sssss, ssAasss ~
ages. Ash fm ihs arixinai tmsgsss
GOLD MEDAL Ae~~pt ~ ssA~tssss1
Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
CHAPTER xxvli.
Slightly,

From this nrst'Atd post. after snocu'
hating ne With aatitrtanus serum to
pssvsat iockjaw. I was pa, Into al ara-
Nniancv and sent 10 temporary hos
gitat behind this lines. To reach this
hospital we had to 50 along road
about i've rnilcs In length, This road
wSs undcr shell Are. for now anu then
q dare would light up tho sky~-a tire
mendcas explesia~-and then the road
sesmed to tremble We did not mind.
though 10 doubt some " ~ wished
that 4 she'll would hit w aud end our
misery. Personally. was not pattieu
Ar, II was nothing but bump. JOLT, rat
~, and bang.
Hsvenl times the driver would turn
around and Eivs rs Cicero, MATES,
vSfi soou b there One fsllows.
sAcas smbalascs drsvers a lot OF them
q WEST. Too.
We gradually Arww cat Of the are
spss and pulled sr In IRON, at an TIM.
nsass AseeaA ssreschsr: hsAssss e~rs
st>d me down 4 number Of stscs and
paaesd ne On q white table In brightly
nsAssd room.
A sergeant Of The Royal Army Nod
MI cosps svncvsd my bandAs~s and
sus ~ ~ sunle. Then the doctor,
w4tA hin slssvss rolled uy. took charge.
No wsnksd 1t M and I w.nked bach
~ thsa ~ saAsA How Do vou feed.
suasAsd ~ Mr.
I Answered, TN ali right but I'd
elvs esld ~ . drtnk II Basa"
He nodded 10 IL sssvsant who dis
APPEARED and RI b earnsa u -
&dnt return with . ssAss 1t ale !
ssald ealy srsa my meth seoas .
suArtsr u - inch bsG I sct away with
every drsp u that al h tasted tass
the BiisAsy. asd bat 70 hsavsn to
Temmy.
The doctor said something 10 m o.
dsrsy. the enty word could catcA was
'~hiuretera.@ then they Put seEae Kind
sf an arrangement over ny aoss and
meath snt Z, was ne FOX dr~wnland.
wsea spened my syes I ~ss lytna
- ssrvtehsr. In low wcSSasra
heilting> Evsrywh<~s l l,,ekcd I saw
rcws eS Tenmlss On stvscheTS so0*
asaa sc ths world. and the rest WITH
fAxs IN their mouths
The main topic 81 their converse tioa
was Rlsshsy Nearly al bad & Yr.a 90
tAesr fss'ws escsps those Who dlant
have saeaxh facs lsss to grtn With.
Jrsnnst ws;A cay rssAs syr the ether
vas eaadarsi
SsrsteAer bearers eAra To ang. BE-
ess &c carry the rcrssates outside. Ycs
evsid hear the chss ~ the engines ta
the wsttisg awnelaacrs
WAS put IEsc ar sEstalaac~ Nth
three others ARD away Nc wen, tev 40
algAssca~aaile ride
@as ess s-ettsssa strvtCAes gs.i
lad right seDwS sross rle was smashed
~ sosaashinS kerus4e
Rtshs xAe'pe ire was r,sa trera ,ss
Heysl Irish ufes, While sgSsss frSsl,
AlzA ~Hs 4 ScsseAsaan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
n Ia lt|l
EAHNe SPANISH INFLUENZA
The lafaaza Germs Atark NJ LEias u ~ Ak Pas
sAseA When VapoRub Il Apptsd Orr Throat and
Chest the Msdcatsd vapers Loessn the Phlesm.
Open tho Air Passages and Stimulate he Mucous
Mamheans 10 Throw OF ths csrmA

se~esns faF sas9sAsA s4~sAs disease wast
Fec its eeGtvs SAssse Asvs<at wtis
Avew 81 sAs attach II onis wa ssss
AZ War ssF~agsh Tia ehsss sAAEsf
Awa IN he amyaas~ tsem. wAieh s~Ay
arts& rasS~asA Ne wsakeas the Neaasy
ressssAnes th&t tasrw 10 "a mGss IT psss,
uAsata ef ersasAists ssvsleesax ana
ssenstssmes tssammassea Ut The msadas
ear, ~ heart aneessema Fer these
rs~sass n - vsfs tmFsrtAas thAs tAs
p&st~st weFmA4N aw he4 aMtai Ake
ssx~nEfh rsssras-@.&say IN bed III least
tvs &Ars sf mere after ,Ae sv.~s AAs
lsts yea % " sea are ever 10 ~ Ast
Sueae asay Ia bed faaf DAYS ~ rseF&
aeesrainx ~ the severity VI the sstAsh
ExvwMrAL ArFIac .rlasx.
I'm order 10 stamalass tss Aasag ~
the Ats easaaass "a thsww ~ ths
grippe ssFmas se AID IN lsSsswsex she
rhisNa sAa keseiMs che All psseAGes
eh~n sAas msaklms TIE hrsathiax ~&s-
tef, Vtehs vApaAae will Ms tosaA IT.
,IesItsA Aasp ~~st taMsAa nA, sa4a Dc AZ.
Fl1sa asss the tAsSsS ekesl saa bach
hstwsvh TIE shoulder ttsd,s Sc apes
tbs rarvs Thea ftrAs .,healA ~
rahh~d IN over .he parts Vntt the sAta
ss rsa sarsaa ca tht@kly Naa rasss
VITA twe thisk@~ss*s ~ hat ss.sMet
ela,as Leave the eisshlmw iewss
sroana the AssA a. shs heal ~ the
body AheFstes the ingredients Ia the
farw Of sspaE TAsss yspsss. la
hailed vita each breath carry she 1~A.
teattwn alFwstis to the Rsrss Affected
Al the sany time. NaFsRaA N as#
sarbea through and stimulates the
skls attracting the s,eaa 10 the sar~
tAss and thus aids In rsAtss,Ns tbs eaAs
stsnoa ~ttaia
new ~ ASeits TaE nisGAAE
Espssaes s~nms tH prove th.s thss
10 germ Sis%ase spread principally
~ ha sasss siaBAart . S.hises .tAressh
coughing 'sar~strW ~. sFi,HNS So
avoid petspas astins Salas whisA
snS~ ssa. s.ssss,sanss tss@se&s s~r essEaansan
aTAaklax sapA t@Iiss tewets etc hsep
w Year beaiiy sfFesSth ~ psenty ~
ssSresss IA the ~pen ar ard s@as faSa.
hREr GWkE rNoA coins.
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ealas iF~stMte ,hs ilainE ~ ,hs sts pAs-
sMs~. ard r~ndet them naeA better
breeding places fas tbe svrms
use ttrk:s ssfsl&at ~ tbs very efst
sligo ef eaid Far head cold msit
a little In a spoon and inhsls the va"
rafa er hsttst still ace Nseotsah In \
hsnsaia steam Kettle " this 10 not
ax&tIA bis use ar arsiihary tSa kettle
fiIi haifefull IL boiling water. ras Ia
baif q teaspoon of xAfsohah freH tms
To time~~k..p tbs hs,,ls !vst Slowly
bel ~ e-s1ahslv the steam atisisM
siaks yspeHuh eaa he hsa Ia three
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

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"tarace Up. young man = encouraged
the dentist III will be oat and ali
over In minute"
yea" sniemniy replied little Ciar'
eace Cnilipefs. Who was In the chair.
hat enc day with the Lard IN az a
thaaxand years and thousand years
as cne day Kansas CITY Star.