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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

The war was over for them, even
before Austria capitulated and Ger
many sued for peace-these men
whose graves line the roads in
Northern Italy. They fought the
good hight. fought it through days
OF adversely, when, in common with
their allies in arms in France. for
tune seemed to frown upon them
fought it to the moment when a shell
or bullet sounded, for each, wars
last call. And their graves line the
roads in Italy, from the Piave to the
Tagliamento. and beyond.
During the early days of November
American Red Cross trucks and cam
ions and ambulances rushed over all
these roads, carrying loads of food
for the almost famished civil popula-
ton. The Austrian army was rout-
ed! The Austrian army was surren-
dering! Austria was suing for peace
peace at the allies terms! And
everywhere along the roads the Red
Cross cars passed the graves-the
men to whom peace had come long
time before-the war graves-the
clusters of graves with simple little
wooden crosses, nesting together in
the edges of untitled fields beside
the roads-the graves that had been
filled in the edges of untitled fields
beside the roads-the graves that
had been filled to make this day of
victory.
And during the succeeding days
and weeks the Red Cross cars contin-
ued to churn through the dust or the
mud or the snow over all these roads
of Northern Italy. The Austrians
had left no food. In simple truth
they had none to leave. The country
was practically destitute. Save for
the supplies brought by the Red
Cross the people had almost nothing
to eat. And, on the heels of Aus
tria's surrender came the German
plea for an armistice; the cessation
of hostilities on the western front of
France And the rows of graves in
untitled fields beside the roads in
Northern Italy, where the Red Cross
cars went by, seemed to have an ad-
ded sublimity, an added pathos.
They called to the minds eye pict-
ures of other graves, from the North
Sea to the Adriatic, in deserts and
mountains and far corners of the
earth. In theNcities there was music
and celebration and festivity, but the
roads up in the north of Italy were
cold and lonely and dreary. Only
military outfits and refugees and re-
turning prisoners were passing, and
constant lines of trucks carrying
food and clothing. There was suffer
ing and hunger, but relief was being
given. Still there were hardships,
but the guns were silent. The war
was over and right had won! And
the Red Cross men saluted as they
passed the lonely graves on the re-
mote roads up in Northern Italy
the graves that with the others from
the North Sea to the Adriatjc gave
the victory.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
SAYS MER|TONE
BROUGHT HIM
AID AFTER FLU
Nashville Man Thanks New Tonic
For Improvement of Health
After Influenza.

j. w. Allen, 1907 Twenty-nrs,
avenue, north, Nashville, employe OF
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
payn, says, Meritone, the tonic O,
real merit, helped to get him back
to health after he had had influenza
The influenza left me with a
pretty bad cough" Mr.. Allen said
The color in my face was about
gone, too. / didn't have any appe-
title. In fact, after working all day
L wouldn't have any appetite and
would just about have to force my
self to eat.
'Meritone changed all this.
hadn't been taking Meritone more
than few days until the cough was
gone.
Il kept on taking Meritone and
got to looking so much better and my
color came back so well, that my
wife remarked about it.
"Meritone gave me a fine appetite,
too. ] feel mighty hungry when ]
get home from work and can eat
anything.
I've been bothered with constipa-
ton for years also and the one bot
tie of Meritone which 1 have just
finished taking has relieved it."
III you have had influenza or pneu-
monia and are all run down and
weakened as a result, take Meritone,
the tonic Of real merit and get back
your strength. Meritone also is
recommended for disorders of the
system such as stomach, liver and
kidney trouble, catarrhal complaints
and rheumatism or for enriching the
blood
You can get Meritone at G.. S. Var
den & Sons.
p (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
WOMEN OF SEDENTERy HABITS

Women who get little exercise ere
likely to be troubled with constipa-
ton and indigestion and will find
Chamberlain's Tablets highly bene-
fetal. Not so good as three or four
mile walk every day, but very much
better than to- allow the bowels to
remain in a constipated condition.
They are easy and pleasant to take
and most agreeable in effect. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
(jan-adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
HOUSE FAvORS TRYING THE
KAISER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The
House unanimously adopted, lis to 0,
and punishment, if convicted, of form
er German Emperor William.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

In Illinois, the Handicap Bureau
a new division Of the u. S. Employ.
ment Bureau,-has found positions
for Az crippled soldiers of the A.
Z. +.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

The Red Cross has just completed
plans for projecting movies on the
ceilings Of hospital wards for the
Yankee veterans who cannot sit up.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

An American Red Cross officer ac-
companies every shipload of Ameri-
can wounded coming home from
England.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

Upwards Of seventy million Ameri-
cans answered the Red Cross Roll
Call for 1919.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28

It is estimated that the Prince Of
Wales, being matrimOnially inclined,
will hunt big game in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
NERVES GAVE AWAY
WHEN TWO IN THE |
FAMILY DIED
Richmond Woman's Nerves Com.
pletcly Wrecked, She Says.
Felt Miserable.
TOOK HYPO-COD AS
TONIC FOR HER NERVES

81 vas certainly midtown and myI
nerves were completely shattered. ant
yet this remarkable medicine called
HypoCod increased my appctitcl
stopped my cough and cold and stead |
led my nerves SO nicely gladly rec
ommend IL 10 ALL" declared Mrs G. II
Reid. 1910 North Twcnty-frst Street
Richmond. Va.
Recently have had two deaths ind
the family" continued this lady. and
nerves were completely wrecked II
petite was completely gone. would
20 10 bed at night but my nerves wereI
so completely uustrunE could mott
sleep. Then I contracted a severe cold
and cough. and these made mattcrs|
worse. Then ono day I saw tho tcs,i-i
monial OF Mrs. Hodge, OF 1927 Clai-I
borne Street. and knew She would not|
ndorse Hypo-Cod unless she thought
il good medicine, so I got bottlSI
and IT certainly did knock the couGhj
and cold out OF me. But, best OF ALL
il has relieved my nerves wondcrfully.|
! can now go to bed and sleep like al
child. and when ! get un in the morn-|
ing / feel rested and refreshed. ami
stronger now than have been in some)
time, for !Iypo-Cod has brought back
my aprctite, and when person caul
eat and relish their food. II always|
brings strength" continued Mrs. Reid.
Read what others say below. Then|
get Il bottle tonight. We gladly pre-,
pay Hypo-Cod anywhere receipt si.e0.
TraEic's Drug Store, Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Richmond Man Grew Faint
Weak After Meals. Then
Headaches Would
Come On.

"I consulted a specialist and another
physician and one said ! had chronic
enlargement Of the liver, and the other
said | had appendicitis, but didn't
believe them, and took a friends. ad-
vice about Hypo-Cod instead, and I'm
sure glad I did," declared Mrs. j. W..
Davenport, n resident OF the Church
Hill district. and we'll known all over
Richmond.
Immediately after eating 7 would
get weak and faint. Just felt DIS
though was going TO fall over. Then
the headaches would come over me and
I would have distressing pains across
my stomach. AT times j would ac-
tually conclude my heart had stopped
beating and would gasp for breath. 1t
surely was nothing more or less than
n bad case of intestinal indigestion, L
have since concluded. j would feel as
linn as rag, and lost weight con-
tinually l lost about thirty pounds
In five months and was still losing.
one physician said I had appendicitis.
and next, when l consulted II specialist,
he told me I had an enlargement OF
tho liver. friend told me about
Hypo-Cod and since have been TAX
ing this wonderful preparation ] have
began feeling stronger and the bloated
condition disappeared. My indigestion
left mo and my digestion became per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
TENNESSEE PHOSPHATE
Two Big Chemical Plants to Work
Nnst Beds In Mnury and liick-
man Counties.

Columbia. one of the crack indus
trial towns of Middle Tennessee. is on
something of an industrial boom. A
big deal has recently been made there
by which the town is going TO enjoy
great business from the development
of the phosphate interest.
The Columbia Chemical Company,
which has paid up capital OF sl,50O.-
coo, works under an Ohio charter ana
is made up of Ohio capitalists, has
recently bought IL rich phosph field
in Maury County. within Il stones
throw almost of Columbia. and pro-
poses TO develop the same right away.
Already the company is building 4
spur track to the property from the
nearest railroad. and the announce
ments has been made that 4 plant for
working the phosphate rock into fer
tilizer will be erected at once at Il
cos; OF sl35.0O0
In the adjoining county OF Hickman
the Tennessee Chemical Corporations.
company with s..0Oo.000 capi;al
stock. and working under a charter
granted by the state Corporation Com
mission Of Virginia. has bought tn,
valuable property of old phosphate
company near the town of CenterNille
and is now proceeding with the build
ing and installation of a plan, that
will cost upwards of $50, 000 for the
purpose OF converting the phosphate
rock into fertilizer and other product,
Of valuable kind. New York and
Illinois capitalists are the stockh Id
erS and managers of this company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
HUSBAND BECAME
WEAK RUNDOWN
His Old-Timc Pep" and
Energy-Wasn't Sick; Just
Weak, Rundown.
GAVE HIM HYPO-COD;
MAKES NEW MAN AGAIN

My husband. just like thousands OF
others who are not sick, but just run
down. was weak and tired most Of the
time. Lacked endurance. Had poor
appetite and needed something to build
him up" declared Mrs. l.. w Rodgers,
3O4 Nicholson Street. Richmond.
II got him a bottle OF Hypo-Cod and
he has rcgained his strength. He has
reEained his old appetite and can cat
great big, hearty meals again. without
the bad aftcr-cffccts. His nerves are
stronger. too. and he seems TO have
moro life and doesn't tire out during
the day like he did. He says he feels
at least 100 per cent better. I've
noted a steady improvement In his ap-
pcarancc ever since he started taking
Earlcs Hypo-Cod," declared Mrs. Rod
gers, whose husband is the well-known
Metropolitan Life Insurance man in
Richmond
4 person this time of year is mighty
apt TO feel weak. nervous, irritable
and rum down, and just n bottle or two
of Hypo-Cod will quickly put you back
on your feet. Get a bottle tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
FELT MISERABLE:
COULDN'T SLEEP:
TERRIBLE COUGF
Mrs. a. f.. Peters, One OF Rich
mond's Bcst-known Residents,
Enthusiastic About Hypo-Cod.
a STERLING REMEDY OF,
UNQUESTIONABLE MERIT

II suffered from severe cough AMI
coughcd continually night and day.
couldn't get any rest. and this cour
was so deeply seated in my lungs
was alarmed. tried All kinds o
cough medicines nearly, but could ;..|
no relief and couldn't cat or slccp. and
Just felt miserable all over" declare
Mrs. a. i; Peters. ono Of Richmond
most highly respected and wciI-know
ladies. residing at 2l5 South Bclvider
Street.
Continuing this charming lady
statement as she gave ii enthusiastic
ally TO representative, she said: Z"
saw Hypo-cod advertised in tho papcr,
and as all my old remedies had failed
decided To try il and have now use,
three bottles with wonderful results
IL has done the work better than an,
medicine have ever used and an
grateful enough to the makers TO rec
ommend such Il sterling remedy
My cough is all gone, and you ma,
know how thankful ! am after under
going those terrible nts OF coughin;
for so long. II has not only stoppet
the cough. but has built me up in othe,
ways My appetite is better and IN,
strength is greatly increased hav-
NOR" energy and set about so muci
easier that can't praise IL too highly
Read what still others say on thi
page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
RAILROAD EXTENSION
Branch Line of Chesapeake and Ohio
s-<r LrnEthened Ten Miles Into
New Coal Region.

y CHARLESTON, ". VA, April i2.-
The Biz SANDY and Kentucky Railway,
Which is really a short branch line OF
the Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
tapping that lin" at IDawkina and
( running about ten miles to EIccviIIe
: Ey.,-is TO be extended this spring and
<snmmer ten miles further on into the
forests and mining lands owned or
sgeontroled by the Dawkins Lumber
: Company. OF Ashland, Ky.
~ That company has been recently in =
qcorporated and organized to develop
a timber and coal lands in Magottin.
Knot and Breathitt Counties, along
,the Licking River, in Eastern Ken
s.tucky. The lumber development VIII
.teome first, and the company is now
- laying the foundation for a town "a,
the end Of the proposed new line az
road, which mas been christencd Royal
= ton Here the company will establish
saw, mills. planning mills, etc, and later
. on Will develop the coal mines there
- The present plans call for the dc.
g. veioprnent OF some 10000 acres ot
: timber land. All OF this land Is under
=. laid with coal and probably oil and gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
THE NEW POTATO INDUSTRY
NOW WANTED IN VIRGINIA
Curing and Canning by New Dry Kiln
Ing Process Pays Plants Located
Where Potatoes Grow.

Virginia is great potato growing
state, and il Is said that no State in
the Union furnishes the markets with
better sweet potatoes than does East
crn Virginia, and 1t has long been
known that the Trash potato grows TO
perfection pretty much all over the
Old Dominion.
Yet Virginia seems TO be rather slow
in catching on TO the new industry OF
dry kilninS and curing potatoes. much
slower than some other Southern states
The Agricultural Department of the
United states is doing everything in
it's power TO Encourage this industry
in the South. and IN some of the States
the State agricultural departments are
doing even more than that for Uncle
Sam. and cooperating with him all
the while.
the Manufacturers Record. furnishes
the information that fifty new dry llilns
FOR curing Irish and sweet potatoes
viii he constructed this year in Louis
on. to cXplai I'm that these potatO-curinE
plants Will be built in accordance with
plans furnished by tho Department of
ranges from $4,000 TO $4,000 each.
according TO the capacity of the plants.
one of the new plants will be located
ing organized by committee headed
by a local physician and farmer. The
Monroe plant will cost sl2 900. and will
have capacity of 10000 bushels.
"A half-dozen or more such plants, il
established in Eastern Virginia. would
do great deal to stop the cry of a
good many Virginia farmers that there
is no money to be made in growing
potatoes. n cry that has been heard FREE
quently in these parts since there was.
rev weeks ago, decided slump in
the prices being offered for Irish pota-
toes in the Richmond and other mar
ketS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
AFTER SICKNESS
WAS VERY WEAK
left Me Terribly Weak. Had
Dreadful Cough, Too. Appc-
tito Left, Too"
"HYPO.COD PUT ME
BACK ON FEET QUICK"

Following a spell OF sickness. I was
left so weak and with such terrible
cough I didn't know what TO do. |
was so exhausted and rundown that
I could not walk across the room hard
w." declared Mrs. w. r. Foster, 1909
North Twenty ninth Street, Richmond.
Va.
Every morning, after a restless, ner-
vous night. ! would wake UP and for
an hour would cough and cough and
cough. My appetite was poor. too. and
time. Then one day my husband
brought home n bottle Of Earle's Hypo-
Cod and IL has stopped those dreadful
coughing spells. built up my strength
and appetite and 1T seemed like the
very first dose loosened tho phicgm in
my throat, and from that moment on
could see improvement. Today. after
taking three bottles. can truthfully
say that feel better than have III
years 1t has been Of great benefit &c
me, and ] gladly recommend Earle's
Hypo- Cod 10 every one as tonic and
remedy for coughs, lost appetite and
lack OF energy and strength" declared
Mrs. Foster, whose address Is given
above.
Read what others say on this page
Remember that thousands have en-.
Enthusiastically said the same thing
about Hypo-Cod. Remember 1t Is made
by the nationally known Earle Chemi-
cal CO.. Wheeling, w. Va, which In
sures the quality. The formula is or
each bottle. Como down to tho drul
store and set bottle tonight. w'
gladly prepay Hypo-Cod to QUITO
| town customers upon receipt of price
$40. Tragle's Drug Store. BIT LAS
| Broud street, Richmond, Va-)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

length and the other through about
nahI or its length. these minerals arc
being developed ut Il rapid rate, es-
poctaly coal. Mining ls some day go
ing TO be the biggest industry in Lee
The railroads mentioned arc the
i;ouisviiio and Nashville. running
through tho entire length OF tho
county. and the Virginia and South
western. which is part of the South
crn system, and touches the eastern
part OF the county to about the center.
rms county is not surpassed by any
IN Virginia in the extent OF It's timber
products. There are large quantities
OF oak, poplar. walnut. cherry ASH
beech. chestnut. hickory, doEwood,
maple. etc. and in the southern section
OF the county there arc vast forests OF
maGnihcent cedar timber. much OF
which finds it's way to Richmond and
other Eastern markets. Since tho COM
ing in OF the railroads there has been
much timber cutting i'm Lee County
but one would imagine. TO look in upon
the forests, that they had as yet been
untouched by the aNman and the saw
mill man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
sOUTH'S BUSINESS WAY
Illustration showing How Meritorious
S-~ Enterprises Prosper I'm the
'I Southern Part Of Country.

81 BY way OF Illustrating with what
rapidly many industries of the South
are developing, the Savannah News
gives some very Interesting figures.
taken from the books Of the Southern
!, Cotton OIL Company. which operatecs a
y big paint factory In Savannah, Ga.
n. The plant was established in 1916 in
= a small building only % by 40 feet.
u apd us sales for the FIRST year footed
y up $4,000. which was considered good
sbnsiness for 80 small an establish
,TInen..
/gsSNow the Plant is an Immense con.
crete and brink structure with n front
age OF 900 feet on the Savannah River
and Its sales last year amounted to Q
little over 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
NEAREST IDEAL TONIC FOR AFTER SICKNESS
AND AS BUILDING-UP TREATMENT FOR SPRING
GAINED "a POUNDS
USING HYPO-COD
Richmond Lady Grew Weak, Thin
and Run-Down-Had Head
aches Often.
WEIGHED ONLY DS LBS.
WHEN SHE STARTED

II was certainly in midtown. weak
and nervous condition and had lost Z,
lot Of weight. going down until |
weighed only rs pounds. My stomach
gave inc lots of trouble. too. bu, as
soon as ] used Hypo-Cod a great change
came over me-" declared Miss y. l..
Luck. whose address is given below
"HypoCod has Increased my weight
until now 1 weigh Il2 pounds. and it
has given me new strength and built
up my nerves. | have good appetite
too. once more. and my stomach never
bothcrs me any more. My hcadach s
that | was having frequently are gone
now, and feel better than | ever did
in my life
SHE NEVER FELT BETTER.
"Hypo-Cod has helped me greatly |
gladly indorse IL. and any one desiring
TO inquire arc welcome TO do So" de-
clared this sincere and enthusiastic in
dorscr OF Hypo-Cod. Miss A. l.. Luck.
SIS North Twenty sixth Street. Rich
mond. Va.
When PERSONS stomach has become
deranged. When their nerves arc out
Of order and jumpy. When you begin
losing weight. II surely is time TO take
advantage Of medicine and let i, put
you back on your feet. and Hypo Cod
Will do this beyond all doubt. as proven
In thousands Of cases In this city
Read what others say below and on
the right. and then come down 10 the
store and get bottle tonight. owe
gladly prepay large bottle Of the
genuine Hypo-Ccd made by the ma
tionally known Earle Chemical Co.
Wheeling. W. va. TO any out town
Tragle's Drug Store. sl7 East Broad
Street Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
HAD INTESTINAL INDIGESTION
Tells OF awful SUFFERING

feet ! haven't had a weak. dizzyy
spell since and do honestly say i'll
Hypo-Cod cost ten times what 1t does
wouldn't go back and have anotherI
attack like l used to have regularly
Before | began using Hypo-Cod II
wasn't able to eat lots of dishes. andI
yet now / can eat anything l want to,
and digest it, too. 1t drove away the
nervousness. too, and hardly know ri
have nerves or stomach any more, for|
all the trouble they give me. hopcl
others try it, for II is a grand medicine
and will do any one with stomach
trouble lots of good, ! am certain,"j
continued Mrs. j. w. Davenport, 6l9|
North Twenty-third St. Richmond Va.
THOUSANDS PRAISE 1T.
Many people have become alarmed
over their rundown, weakened and
half-sick condition, when just a few
days weeks treatment at home with
lIarlc's Hypo-Cod would strengthen
and build them up wonderfully. Half
the time 1t isn't the stomach, kidneys,
liver, blood or digestion at all. You
simply arc rundown and need tho
strengthening, building-up tonic to put
you back on your feet. Weak, puny|
children become robust Elderly pco-
pie praise Hypo-Cod to the sky. Come
down to the drug store and get bot
tic tonight. Read what others say
about iIarlc's Hypo-Cod above and be-
low. and then try II as a tonic for
spring. Let tho whole family take 1t
now and fortify them for the hot
weather coming.
owe gladly prepay largo bottle
Hypo-Cod anywhere upon receipt
price, $l.20. TragIc's Drug Store, SIT
East Broad Street. Richmond. va)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

Within ten minutes after an appll-
cation OF Dandcrinc you cannot find Il
single trace OF dandrun or falling hair
ana your scalp viii not itch. but what
VIII please you most viii he after a
10" weeks use. when you sec new hair,
hhe aud downy at iirst--ycs-but really
new hair--growing all over the scalp
a little Danderine Immediately dou-
Dies the beauty OF your hair. No dit
ference how dun faded. brittle and
scFasgy, Just moisten cloth with
Dandcrinc and carefully draw &,
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. The effect IL arnaZ-
ins-your hair will be light. nuny and
waVy. and have an appearance Of
abundance: an Incompatible uBtrc.
eoItness and mSnrancc.
Get small bottle OF KnowI,on'p
Dandcrinc for Il few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove tia,
your hair is as pretty and soft az any
that II has been neglected or injurcG
by careless treatment-thats ali--yo,
surely can have beautiful hair and lot.
OF 1t II You VIII Just try a little Dan
'dcrine.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
ENORMOUS TAX BILLS
One North Carolina District Pays Out
S6,O00.O00 Revenue Tax, Mainly
on YObnCcO.

. WlNSTON-SAI.EM. y. c., April 10
The internal revenue collections at the
Wins; Salem office for the month or
March aggregated SG265,9lS23 The
most OF this was. of course from the
taxes on tobacco and cigarettes. 1t
was an increase of about twenty-five
per cent. over former records. due Il.
the increased output OF cigarettes and
TO the increase in the taxes by the new
revenue bill enacted BY Congress. The
collections for the past several months
previous TO the lcvyng OF the ncw
tax have been running around $4,000,
600 per month.