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New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
Cossip,s Corne,
II EgpJntlS

For large family 10 buy four by inc bag is as foolish as for a small family 10 huy it by inc harr"l.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
RIalk nniI prrnIe

Black EcorEoite and purple crepe satin combine 10 make an unusual ly lovely dinner gown.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
AVOID EVAPORATION

Keep ammonia. gasoline and other volatile substances tightly corked to avoid evaporation.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
INTENSIVE

Tin cooking utensils are much less economical than enamel, agate Or aluminium because they wear so poorly.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

This Is the next 10 thr last chap ter of the story of The Water Sprite." If you have heen saving the color cut-outs you Wjll have the whole sat tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
LOSE FLAVOR

Never leave boxes of tea, coffee or spices open to the air as they deteri- crate rapidly in quality.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
Ashore At last
By THORNTON W. BURGESS

This saving is both true and terse; Though things be bad, they might be worse.
 Danny Meadow Mouse.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

This white silk blouse has a jahot of finely pleated white Silk instead Of the regulation tie, and it is held in place with tailored bow of white corded ribbon. The effect is very smart.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

| 5S. AuCti on. | A. Beer. 1 55 Machinery frame. 57, Sun, 58, Exists,
 59. Inhamed tumor. ! CO., Bucket
 62. Hebrew word for God s. Intentions.
 6 f. TO press. l 66 Sofas,
 67 One who grants permission. Vertical
 1. Wall covering.
 2. Printers measure, ! 3. Fish caught off New England coast. 1 fingers.
 !. To sCoff
 [. Cody person.
 5, Errs.
 g. Skill.
 10. You and me Il. Machines for raising nap on
 wool fabric. t5, Experiment.
 t7, Forced entry hy police, IS. Solitary. 1o. Horses lock of hair on neck, 21. Dolyncsian chestnut, 23. To depart by boat 24. Portion of human body CplD.
 26. Units of tho a)phahct, oS. Fields.
 90. Portions Of plants below ground 1 22. Rolls of film. i 34 Pastry.
 s. Portion of tho mouth ] 3S Assaults. go. One of pair, 1 70, Friends, ! 42. Beverages,
 A. Pertaining to stars A Luhricafes.
 46 Spirit 1T. To smp. i 40 Plant used for htttsr drug ! II. Balance
 52. MolYusk 1norn for lack of
 speed 1 5S. Houst ! 56. Malian 70. Part of hlrutss. 6l. Card same
 63. Proposition of r}aca. G5. Point Of compass.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
Baked Peaches

Six peaches E cup sugar table spoon lemon juice. few gratings nut meg.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

Copyright 1925, NEA Service. Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

The next story: Danny Finds q p rI r,o
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
HOLDS 90 MINUTE RADIO
 TALK WITH MCMILLAN PARTY
 OVER 5000 MILE BROADCAST
,rhoto by Lom"n Bros,

EsAirnos enjoy the radio concerts.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
KILLS WIFE AND DR0WNS SELF IS
 bEllEF OFFICERS

PETERSBURG Aug. x, LP, Federal auth critics are dragging Wrange Narrows with the belief that Tom Rice murdered his wife on board their boat and then drowned himself. He recent Iy married Mrs. Eogue, native woman who was the widow of a wealthy Petersburg merchant.
 Accompanying the couple was an adopted hVe- year old girl and another girl three years old who walked along the beach three miles to Noun tain Point Cannery and gave the alarm The boat they wild until it beached ltse1 and when the tide went out the girls crawled over the sides and reached the cannery The slrls said that Rice knocked the mother down several times and then threw her overheard. The couple had been drinking from evidences aboard the boar
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE ON SEATTLE
 WATERFRONT

SEATTLE. Aus. :. sP one man lost his life and four dremen We're injured in fire that destroyed ,he Coleman creosote works last nisht with the aan!age around the llion dollar mark.
 The dead man was drowned when he leaned too far over the edge of wharf and fell into Elliott Bay
 Threc aremen were hurt when hose cart rushing to the scene. turned and foir re- ceived sprained ankles when srnek by coupling
 This is the first general alarm Seattle las experienced in the past two years and every available piece fire fighting aparatus was pressed into service,
 Two fire tugs and pumps Were kept at work until the flames under control
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS OBTAINS AN
 INTERVIEW WITH PEARY CoMNlNDEK

cHIcA3o. Aug !, 143- Through the Zenith Radio Corporation, the Associated Press 71tained three hundred interview with Commander Mcdonald the Steamer Peary of the M M'Millan Arctic Expedition. Communications estab Ished at h o'clock last night with the expeditioD at Etah three thousand hundred miles north of Chicago.
 Five luestions hanged during ninety minute interview and McDon- aid said he had heard code from New Zealand. had 10 trouble working with England Holland, France, sweden, and Catalina Island. He said he heard voice from Chicago yesterday in daylight
 Voice the party has been heard in Se- atte, New England, London IS well as Chi cago.
 Mcdonald said that Itookashu, the Eskimo guide of a previous McMillan expedition is now with the party. He said they were having dlhi- culty in maintaining way communication with radio sets the three planes. He said that the
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
FIRST SHIPMENTS GOLD FROM GOLD PAN CREEK
NEW INTESEST
 SHOWN AFTER
 PAY SHIPPED

Wraneen, Aue. :, +f The ms shipment of ee'd rom Gold Pan cFaek just arrived rver h7at rom tho Grady ea3 Ford discovery claim. Gtl+g realized twelve aanae- fn she arst four days #eanup with tarse #en -AoeelAs in Fanr days later seventeen o9ncas were eaaned lp. At tsq end of t5e first a+e=a aa,z era1y and Ford a-sde total asean1p a6 l17 9aares @ifh the zfnund st eoina
 No 1 Aboye DIseayrr2. o~a1 1y Juase Will 8m raomas of Wsan4en. #orsea by aree enl- aloyees is producing torter pay fhau the }sc5very elam + T. Rs.nael Number Below Discovery sbovelled ,1Irty dollars per day per man Claims IL. 1e and r Above piscov- cry owned by Albert peize and partners are pro- lucnr over twenty fgr dollars aails per man.
 News of the gold that heinz taken from these rler,s sp.ead rapidly and cf5issd sesera1 abandoned clatrls on the creek to be hs>'!iy re- staked
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08

New York. Aug. ', lP- Rev. John Bosch strat- ten Pastor of the Cavalry Baptist Church an nounced at Asbury Park that the had been offered the leadership of the fundamentalists forces of which William Jennings Bryan had been the out standing figure until the date of his demise He said that those who had urged him to take the place were prominent New Workers who formed the organization to fight the teaching of evolution in schools. stratton blamed the evolutionists for "the glorincation of the nesh and predicted an ethical collapse of modernism in general.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
NAVY BUYING ENORMOUS
 QUANTITY OIL
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF OIL GOING
 TO FAR EASTERN ouNTRIES

San Pedro Aug. !, (4'- Figures obtained from port officials showed that approximately fifteen million barrels of oil have been shipped to the far east from this point during the first six months of this year Eleven million, two hun dred fifty thousand barrels went to the Japanese Navy alone. Oil carried from San Pedro by Jap anese tankers from January 1 to July equaled one third of the aggregate shipments of oil to all points in the last four years.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
GIRLS FEED FIRE
 FIGHTERS TILL
 CAMP DESTROYED

BELLINGHAM Aug. [. G4e- The logging crew of a timber eompany's train drove locomotive for a quarter of mile through solid mass ot flame over four bridges one of which was atire last night when fire destroyed the Lyman Timber Company mill twenty miles away
 Three girls employed in the cook house iea the fire fighters until the camp burned and then fled for their lives through the forest
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08

LOS ANGELES, Aug. x, t4p Eleetrons hurled rom parent atoms with incredible speed were in troduced at the opening of the American chemca Society seventieth meeting by Doctor William k Whitney, director of Research of the General Fl ectrc Company, who spoke of the electrons them selves as being especially constructed sound am plifers.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
HENRY FORD
 BUYS \ NEW
 AIRPLANE PLANT

DETROIT Aug 2, lP)- The Stout All-1netal Airplane Company purchased by Henry Ford one million dollars given the purchase price.
 Henry Ford stated "The building of the Stout All-metal Planes will henceforth be carried on under the of the Stout Metal Airplane Div ision. Ford Motor Company"
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
AMERIcANrGoBS FIND ROMANCE
 IN AUSTRALIA

LONDON Aug T. P,-A Sidney correspond ent in the Daily Mail said that following many marriages of American sailors Australian girls during the visit of the U. & fleet the Melbourne and Sidney American consuls overwhelmed with requests information and advise about marriages to sailors. The advise generally ignored as they counselled waiting and the mar riages came off just the
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08

CHICAGO Aug. T. t4r Chicago conVefsed .sitb s,cMiIlan and received answers to i've qnes- tjoDs from the explorer Twenty minutes elapsed between the first question and the answers. They asked shall have reserved seats for you for the Worlds series?" TIe answer II am afraid | will not be back in time for that
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
IMMERSION YOUNG CHILD IN
 CHICAGO SEWER CATCH BASIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 2. Q49- Three year old Bessie Dorn missing since yesterday was found in state of exhaustion in a sewer catch basin Her father said that he knew an enemy who had imprisoned the child. Her faint cry led the father and a brother to the basin.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
ROBBERS TAKE HUNDRED THOUSAND
 DOLLARS WORTH OF FL

NEW YORK, Aug. '. lP-Five rotbers held up the store and factory of Harry Rl'eweis Com pany, furriers. herded the six employees into the basement and ransacked sixteen pet sa.'s es'ap- ing with furs valued at hundred thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08

BARCELINIA Sp., Aug (P1-Five American aviators who volunteered for service with tho French forces in Morocco who are flying from France arrived here today. They include Colonel Charles Sweeney Spokane
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-08
NAIEtS ,TTACk rEARY MEN

WAsHlNGGT9N, Aug. ! lPl- McMan in dispatch to the Navy Department reported that three members of the Pear crow were attacked 6y herd of hundred nuriated walrus He reported the weather unsettled and low Visibility
Evening star., 1925-12-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
Main oO8O.
l4th and K.

CAFRITZ COMPANY,
,..,, od L Main oO8O
An OOcashan noth
wate
h eat, dh
of the he onsruc ctd ONES n a
A
Ii
5 right
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
14th and X. Main
o
Evening star., 1925-12-04
WANTED IPNES.

70 To 400 ACRES IL VIRGINIA. on
-NeNanirs.-Inr, .s- pike. - m.!t- washing
ton. GIVE location and prira. 10 AGENTS
Address Box "t'.C. star office -
Evening star., 1925-12-04

NElRBN NIRGTNTA
An oUuu~.Inlty -Iryiu-. with II the great
Nst tut. .r t.r--l,l.t't's uf any tract Of land
ever vfr.a IN tu!- vicinity. consisting of
HpDrnNtrat. N no aar'~. beautifully wood
.d; RlEh "u''EautlrE wonderful views: d.
u'nute~ r1 ~ Treasury and worth TODAY
gv1st.urv . '4o"r tH.u tho amount asked.
About 81 'HN '.f-N utt,r--.t. t.y. For further
iH4Ttlr ui..- ..'. a. ....tHa--
ID' j. p. >r'pEH.AEER.
1907 Nv E.r. .ra I4!n 1866
Evening star., 1925-12-04

A CORNER HOME ON UPPER 10th ST.
Pnndf
Two
Priced s'o'o onaoe '4hs
SPLENDID CORNER HOME IN MT. PLEASANT.
i1T ana
WEST OF l4th ST, NORTH OF PARK RID.
lin
TO
ola ready in
A CHARMING ROW HOUSE IN BURLE1TH.
tIockf o
group. Tdat
PHONE CALL CAR
MOORE & HILL, INC,
80 18th St. Realtors Main 1174.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Here wonderfully Homes that will surely
interest you II you want something of the ordinary
lust the other side OF the Connecticut Avenue BRIDGE
thrensto
o9
Inns Home may be bought at exceptional price and
very moderate
80 Pretty Home i'll Chevy Chase. D. c.
ZONES IKE this be
hrerias
and
$ / he
Only 1850 and terms
A Remarkable Home In Beautiful BrOOkaDd
and the dining
with the kitchen
of
of
heatr
section
Price only $3.50 and EXTRAORDINARY
Prnssen to properties
McKEEVER & GOSS
Realtors
1919 N street. Phone Main 47S2
Evening star., 1925-12-04
L ACRIS

with good barn. garage. stable. 4-room
faS". poultry house. variety orchard good
.ir r"1I froEtasg. located IN growing
"Wn miles FROM y. -. = city blocks from
INK. stores churches post office: near
p. "a ana a'ud school. land values RAPIDLY
't,1u"irr Possession. PRICE ONLY
81 eco. ~ COO ea-a balance $50 per
Uorth tptaI p1ywaut.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1891. 1902 / St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
ltntE SM.F,-LOTS.

NEAR a3sG hcsn Mckinley SITS. CHEVY
has. b. t--IeIurlu, shaded lot. 60-ft
front. A. l.r square foot for quick sale
=. b ITETNS
1919 " - Ny Eyaa.ugs Cleve 2294
Evening star., 1925-12-04
SALE-FARMS.
(toutinIed1

LARGE AND SMALL FARMS. ACREAGE,
~ klnds country property near Washington
nunm 2li /, 14I6 st. NV. Frank. 5oe2.
X t. FARQCHAR. NIGHTS. kenstnEton l2o-J:
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Montgomery County. Md.
100 acres of productive. rolling land. with
large streams of running water: good road
l"ntaSc; improvements consist Of two
sirrN. aud d-Cellar dwelling. containing rooms
hia bath. with light and heat: large bank
Darn and sio. tenant house and various out
bUl!GiuEs variety orchard: large shade tree5
surround house. convenient to school,
churches. store. - minutes ride to center
9t city. s0od road 80 premises. : miles from
y. {. PRICE. -, 300. VIII sell ON good
lc'ms or exchange. Immediate possession.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1881 LOO | St u "
Evening star., 1925-12-04

PETwoRTH-NEW GROOM HOME. EVERY
modern convenience. S1.450: 5000 cash. S65
OWNER. Adams 1881. after Z pm.
$500 CAsH-ALLIsoN, ST; N.W.--6 RMS;
elec: oak floors: 8 porches: garage. Phone
Adams 1888 So
Evening star., 1925-12-04
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD. MD. $4,000
A real bargain IN a suburban corner home
S"7 30 per month including all interest. Lot
Is lu0Xlf5 feet: plenty OF room to build
two more houses. Has electric lights and
',7.' 'CAFRiTz COMPANY
1ith aud X Main e0So
Phone service until pm.
no CASH PAYMENT
New fvc-room bungalow. full floored
attic. bath. gas, electricity. sewer and wa
cellar. pipeiess furnace heat, laundry trays;
corner property; 500 month including all
j. w. ROGERS REALTY Co.
3Ith and r. I. Ave- Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville 125
Omen evenings and Sunday.
See us for better terms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUNGALOW. 4 R.
and b.. sleeping porch. large lot. best loca-
ton $40 per month. interest and principal;
reduced for quick sale. OWNER. Hyatts-
WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS OF
land in Arlington and Fairfax, coupties. To-
Gated on State roads. that will make first
class GRAHAT ! OGDEN, Realtors, ,s0o
TAKOMA- PARK-SALE. $500: RENT,
Hard coal sufficient for this Winter In the
bin of delightful detached 6-room, 21story
home ami: sarase; lot 2ox o9c o%nei raiI
Col. 72s5-J g..
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW. 5 R. &
b. attic space for 2 rooms: lot 50 by 200,
h.-w.h.. elec.: bargain. Main 1898. 1903 II
NEARBY VIRGINIA BUNGALOW, FIVE
rooms bath. electricity. large lot, high ele-
vation: owner transferred, must sell bar
336-J-e No agents 6.
A BARGAIN-7-R R. HOUSE. II w H. kLEC
and terms to suit. AS Key blvd. Lyon
Evening star., 1925-12-04

S1O75O.
TAPESTRY BRICK HOME.
One block of 14th st. NV. near Central
High School, containing 9 rooms % bed
rooms) modern heating; property in Al
condition: one of the few bargains in this
''' 'o'o WIN. S. PHILLIPS. ~
1892 X. NJ. 1900.
NEW s-ROOM COLONIAL STUCCO HOME
among large oaks and within one block of
Connecticut ave: oak floors. concrete side
porch. two complete baths. buit-in garage
and Spanish tile roof: the best buy in Chevy
Chase: act at once. Phone Cleveland 142O-J
evenings. D :.
COLORED.
T. & b. modern: garage: west OF 18th
st. Price reduced for quick sale.
Nr. Lth SIT 7. & H.. ami: double ga
rage. Ttis house must be sold at once. and
toms can nc arranged.
GRACE STEIN & CO..
406 Insurance Bldg. Franklin 1921.
FORTHW WEST-IMMEDTATE POSSESSION:
3 rooms deep. 8 large rooms. 3 porches. tile
bath. gas and elec. throughout: h.-wh. =.
laundry. extra toilet. garage: paved street
and alley. Small cash payment unusually
easy monthly payments. Mr.. NYCE. Line
lO642.
NEW HOMES FOR .CoLoRED IN THE
northwest: very attractive terms and strict
IL ami. Mr.. NYCE. L. 10042.
7-ROOM -HOMES--NORTHWEST
Garages. h.-w. h.. cleo. etc: ami.
NJ. 140. 4. u. NICE- L. 10ui2.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

IDEAL HOME SITE OVER
looking and adjoining Sl5O,0O0
estate. Almost an acre. Worth
$4,000. Owner will sacrifice for
$4,000. Address Room 9l9,
Raleigh Hotel. AZ
Evening star., 1925-12-04

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR FOREST GLEN
FIGHT ROOMS, BATH. PoRCHEs.
81 OF An ACRE5maFRTIT; SHADE.
l.. W. GROOMES, 14l6 F ST.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, AMI: So 500:
5000 cash and $50 mo. Col. T649-W. No.
4 ALLEGHENY ave. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
F0R SATE-HOESFS

MAGNIFICENT CHEVY CHASE RARGAIN.
sum pa2%P a%2 -5ade a9S sees fesDns oNsT
theanaTs tre hnse iaTn f tHoeRr stone gaTIgg En-
makes imposing appearande @ Buiit only tao tia
10 L6cATI65NYhL 1xT 5Nh nov Tx, IKE nsw sy,,o Ian,
near Chevy Chase Club and an sT slirrounied 5alS ~
beautiful homes Of charm and distinction.
TINS qpaty s h56se 52eo in square eTrry fsst ay and
~ IsIdnS iT.nS offered for quick sale at greatly
eIis.t,a,y emse,Sency of the owners. Price S5s 300.
seryira, cnr so rcT cIT9TnyGnlent terms. Agents
,oB. o. 4. IcNE,liL., Attorney for Owners.
loz3 woodward Bldg. Phone Main 1920
To- 10 CLOSE AN EsTATE-ONE HOUSE. 3
offer. FR2NK vAN sANTp N!TFpff7 i7ls snR ( fuRni' nR
NEAR. CORNER or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
iiea4ns, Henrew home home rooms. baths. inclosed
9Tiek $500 cash See '-'a DUCK. aino7 Maj hsE
18th AND KEARNEY NE-2-sTORY COR.
ner, detached 8 r and b.. NV h. eIe"
gar: large lot. Main 1898 1908 ii 81. n v
and p, ras and i5tr9be S4.75ni f'i' vacsnIi a +
Tat TIcE f1rn fndoa RayWtGat, tdg balance like rent
OWNER LEAVING TOWN-FOT-R FAMITy
dtt;; az, an an exec lcnt home-investmcnt property
situated ,,t ON Irving st Just OF l4th st. each
rate elcc meter ali rented: ed hotar 'tisI heat seat
.aIase. Prlced low to sell quickly. Terms
Address Box 1l2-C. Star office. g.
GGLoRER};ZI57 1};-I57 y ST. So BRICK. &
- 500; small cash payment. balance like
rent. Mr.. TICE. Lincoln s4Os-J. O.
BIG BARGAINS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NORTHEAST.
1910 TO 1888 OATES NE.
tGo north on 18th from X ST.
new group OF attractive tapestry brick
homes. u rooms. bath. h.-w.h. gas and elec
OAK floors. colonial front porch scirened rear
porches huilt-in garage. paved a11ey. Low
ANY BROKER OR
Cooley Bros. Owners and Builders NJ 2670.
HOME PHONE. CLEVE 430S To-
LEAVING THE CITY. I MUST SELL NY
nome on Monroe st. NV. II contains eight
large rooms and bath. electricity and all
modern improvements: large, dry cellar: pre-
serve cabinets: hot-water heat. gas range.
Kitchen cabinet. This place is all clear and
must be sold: VIII finance to suit purCh aser.
Phone Main 4565. Evening. Adams $685..
= q
Evening star., 1925-12-04
NORTHWEST

Mr.. 18th r SITS, Sf4.O00-An attractive
semi-detached nine-room residence Has
three baths. hot-water heat electricity
buit-in garage. Such a home in this To-
cation Is undoubtedly an exceptional
value at this price. Terms arranged
Evening star., 1925-12-04
SMALL LOANS
To HOME OWNER
WANTED-MONF'

GEO. NJ ROWEN.
c3i Woodward B.dg.- Main ;3Esz: u
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Practically new NilIer-hnilt modern seven
room colonial brick. choice section south
ea5 eanS Gth casr large f%H Tsr i avs6
cellar: hardwood floors throughout: h.-w.
heat. First trust. SO 500: entire monthly
payment. $50 Address Box 4SS-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED on AUTOS AND TaRTCKS.
Mr. Monk Az Missouri ave. NV delS.
JOANS. OF $50 TO 800 CAN BE SECURED
nm household furniture. CHATTEL TITLE
90. INC sos 5th st. NV. Closed Saturday
Evening star., 1925-12-04

A VERY COMPLETE bungalow at price
that is well below the average for a
home in this desirable location. The
house contains six rooms and bath: has
slate roof. hot-water heat electricity
electric range. concrete cellar with laun-
dry and storage room: garage. Lot las
feet deep.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16

than $4,000. The organized military
forces Of Europe aggregate 1882, 1876,
a larger number of real, thoroughly
trained soldiers than this nation could
produce if all its available manpower
was organized and trained.
Our military system is based upon
the theory of a relatively small regu-
lar force supplemented by partially
trained body Of civilians, so organized
that in the event of an emergency they
could be given the additional training
necessary to make them efficient sol
diers in the minimum of time. 1t is
system which from its very nature is
wholly devoid of the slightest tinge of
militarism. In reality, it is just the
opposite, because it is so essentially
democratic.
There is no military system similar
to ours in character. There is not
even any common ground for compar-
ing our citizen army with those main
tanned by the other nations. The more
than eighteen million soldiers of Eu-
rope have received ut least two solid
years of intensive instruction instead
of a few weeks. The nearest approach
to our system is the Swiss, except that
it has compulsory instead Of volun-
tary training.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16

and endowed by their creator with certain in
alienable rights, amongst which are life, Eber-
ty and the pursuit of happiness; that to Sc
cure these rights governments are instituted
among men, deriving their just powers from
the consent of the governed
THE only reason for the existence of a
government is to furnish sufficient authority
to preserve order and an amount of liberty
which falls short of license.
Government, with it's agencies and it's
minions and it's authorities, treading on your
heels wherever you go, crossing your TIRES
hold, invading your home, reaching into the
nurseries of your children-government !!
And what is this thing called government?
Government is mine and yours to do with as
in our judgment and our intelligence we think
we should do, always mindful of the individual
Any government that invades the secret do
main of individualism is a government which
does not belong to a. period of American liber-
-ty. This government was erected to protect
life, liberty and property and when it ceases
to do that, it ceases to be government of the
civilization Of this age and era and belongs to
another age and another era"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16
Daily Health Hint
CONFINEMENT BRINGS LONG
LIFE.

Vanity, vanity, all is vanity, spake
Solomon, and history is replete with
notable examples proving the wisdom
of his philosophy.
Alexander, blinded by the fattery
of his friends, defed the laws of ma
ture. He drank and ate to his stom-
ach's content, and died while almost
a youth, a drunkard.
Caesar, not contented as dictator
of Rome, aspired to wear crown of
gold set with diamonds.
His passion for his toy led to his
assassination.
Napoleon, after conquering most of
Europe, intoxicated with power,
dreamed of a world empire. Two ma
tions combined their forces and led
the despotic war god away to exile on
the island of st. Helena.
Here cancer, which had its incepz
ton possibly in his indulgences, and
which was aggravated by his mode
of life, caused his death.
Historys pages from King Mimi
of Egypt to Kaiser William of Ger
many, tells of these pharoahs, Kings,
princes who have tried to remake the
laws of society and life and have
ended their lives in tragedy.
Contentment and long life has it's
secret in wise living and obeying ma
lures laws.