SRG. INU, &. PAT, OF, Mighty Handy, negroes are “iners,” and thelr favorite tions are those which teantatious funeral. A mistress was remonstrating her servant about belonging to of them. “Bonnibel, don't you mighty foolish to pay and True Mourners’ five cents every mcnth?” “Naw'm, Miss Ma'y, I don't gee, dee ain't like some of de dee acts liberal, and don't skimp on nothin’. Dee gives you de finest kind of coffin, en makes a way body to git to your burial ‘sldes dat, dee gives you thirty dol- lars at the grave, you know thirty dollars comes in mighty handy.” insatiable | organiza- | 08- Some assure an with one think it is the ‘Friends society’ You g'cleties; for En den, ev'ry- en Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it Bears the Signature of y Zt In Use For Over 30 Years. | OBJECTION PLACED ON AGE | But Young Lady! s Idea Was Altogether Different From What Corporal Had Feared. ——— “What billions in and war what millions 8, this horrible is going to entail,” said Major Fit | ald of Boston He added “And some of these pension longer than t hould, the pen will marry young makes a you kn widow ions, pen: pension ZEeT will go because their {on oners in old girls—for good parti, some of an old since age pensioner pension, death to his “I heard the other day an old Civil war pensioner who proposed to the hired girl next door, of twenty or so. 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SPECIAL TO WOMEN The most economical, cleansing and germicidal of all antiseptics is Friaderie i h yo ur large sale it so recommend it be dissolved in water as needed. As a medicinal antiseptic for douches fn treating catarrh, Inflammation or caused by feminine ills It has no equal. For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtine in their private correspondence with women, which proves its superiority. Women who have been cured say it is “worth its welght in gold.” At druggists. 60c. large box, or by mall. The Paxton Tollet Co, Boston, Mass, SAVE YOUR MONEY.” p~ One box of Tutt’ s Pills save many dollars In doce tor's bls, A remedy for ph rrerm of the Aver, Hex Headache. 3240 me D constipation and blliousness, a Tus Pills 8 a » A A— ——— a Ww. N, Us BALTIMORE, | NO. 43-1914. Im— Preparing for Eventualities. y ortly after the declaration of vy, the A REBELLION Food Demanded. The human body abuse, but sometime jt bel and demand ps of the pasty, starchy, greasy which it has been made sick Then is the time to try Grape-Nuts, the most scientific and perfect food in the world A lady of Washin years ago I was very ill of the stomach and was given up to die by one doctor. 1 laid in bed four months and my stomach was go weak that I could not keep down medicine or hardly any kind of food and was so stand a lot of will surel y re. oper food place stuffs on will in “Three with catarrh gton says of this starvation that my daughter could easily lift me from bed and put “But weak as my stomach was, | ime that wonderful food was tried. “I am now strong and in better am gradually growing still stronger. 1 rely on Grape-Nuts for much of the nourishment that I get The results have certainly been won derful in my case and prove that nc stomach is so weak It will not digest Grape-Nuts, “My baby got fat from feeding on Grape-Nuts. 1 was afraid 1 would but I guess it is a healthy fat, for his Name given Look in pkgs. for the famous little book, “The Road to Wellville.” “There's a Reason.” Byer read the above letter GIANT SUBMARINE FOR THE U. 3. NAVY To Have Cruising Radius of Thirty-Five Hundred Miles. SURFACE SPEED 21 KNOTS Sea Fighter In World-—Cost About $1,250,000--Will Be Known As “Fleet Submarine.” Washington, D. C.—Designs been completed and specifications pre pared in the United States Navy De partment for a new and distinct of submarine, which will outclass the German U sub will be the greatest submarine afloat new will be known as a “fleet submarine.” It will displace 1,200 tons, which means that it will be twice the size of any existing sub marine now In commission. The aim of the naval authorities in calling for bids for this distinctive type of under water craft is to obtain a sea-keeping fleet-going of high speed and great power. It must be to the American battleship flegt, never to behind the fleet, and to have the same cruis ing radius, The proposed built going destroyer about 300 feet In is more powerful ropeliing machin This type submarine defer accon sive able IpADY lag subm long lines and will wit will arine on rather like a probably This ler necessary In order t install ery and to fine ing equipment and extra torpedo submarine will telegraph outf ing radius of knots for se torpedoes to dreadna “ 1 8] eeda, will if-defense ELECTED TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE. Alabama D Arizona Marcus J Smith, Arkansas—-—James PP. C Californis Phelan, D Connecticu Frank R. Brand Duncan W. Fletcher Long term Short underwood D+ larke, D.® ego Florida D.* Georgia eOrgia Hardwick, D Idaho il Hoke Smitl m Th for Lawre: Benjamin 1 DOs Indiana Kansa Kentucky ari GOVERNORS ELECTED Alabama Henderson, D Arizona rge W. P. Hunt, D California-—Hiram Johnson, Prog Colorado—George A. Carlson, R necticut Mare H. Holcomb, R Nat E. Harris, D John M. Haines, R George W. Clarke, R Arthur Capper, R Massac David I. Walsh, D Michigan Voodbridge N. Ferris, Minnesota-—-Winfield 8. Hammond Nebraska-~-John H. Morehead, D Nevada--Tasker lL. Oddie, R New Hampshire—R. H. Spaulding, R. New York--Charles 8. Whitman, R North Dakota—Louis B. Hanna, R. Oklo—Frank B. Willis, R Oklahoma-——R. L. Williams, D Oregon—Jamea Withycombe, R Pennsylvania M. G. Brumbaugh, Rhode Island--<R. IL. Beeckman, R South Carolina-—R. I. Manning, D South Dakota-—Frank M. Byrne, R Tennessee—Thomas C. Rye, D. Texas—James E. Ferguson, D. Vermont-—Charles W. Gates, R. Wisconsin— Emanuel L. Philipp, R. harles a Con us Georgia Idaho lowa Kansas husetts D D. R. Discrimination. New York.—Four sailors of the United States Navy, who saw services at Vera Cruz and who are now recuper- ating in the hospital at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, appeared in a police court here as complainants against employes of a Broadway theatre who, they wed. had refused to admit them be- eause they wore uniforms The eall ors~=Albert T. Walker, Max Brodie, Wilfred G. Dobson and Henry G. Con- rad--sald thelr appiication at the box once for tickets was rejected and that they were refused admission to the theatre after they had procured tickets through a civilian. The defendants were the ticket seller, doorman and special officer at the theatre, { i i (haw HES | | {DING A [15 il HURTING { FATHER {ns fo] | Copyrights INDUSTRIAL RATE | Commission Will NotHand Down Any Order. Differences Between Railroads and Over Will Now Go Into the Courts For Corporations Allowances New Test the MIssion announ hand down railway silroads 14 STA TES HAVE DRY LAWS Added To List By Election Last Week’ rteen Nt laws prohibiting the beverages four i ur as the On the added the “dry” Hast re “dg of la face of the returns prohibition | been adopted by Arizona Oregon and Colorado i The States tof liquor | Georgia North homa, States gt week's election AR Ust Washington which sale Arizona prohibit the Colorado Maine, Mississippi North Dakota, Okla Tennessee, Virginia Washington and West Virginia Alabama at one time | hibition amendment scinded it Carolina also is nder various acts are Kans f Aro : as Oregon, ado but pled a pro inter re largely pro In addi of Statea have local op South hibition { tion Af RCOTE tion laws Not only did the men voters California bury prohibition by a majority but they adonted a referendum amend. ment prohibiting anoll:er vote on the question within a period of eight years, and women of Statewide of 200.004, large majority. WASHINGTON NEWS. Long litigation over title to tide jands in Seattle was decided by the Supreme Court In favor of the State and against the Washington Dredging and Improvement Company. Formal consideration of the Eastern railroads’ application for advanced freight rates was begun by the Inter state Commerce Commission, An appeal for aid for the tobacco in. tereste of the Dominican Republic was made to t"e¢ State Department by Dr. Soler, the Dominican minister. Comptroller Williams telegraphed to all national banks in New York elty for information on interest rates on eall loans, A revival in medical missionary work was determined upon by the North American division of Seventh Day Adventists, BOMB DROPPING INN. Y. HOTEL FIRE Men Die in Beds or are Caught in Hallways. FIREMEN RESCUE MANY Waverly's Stairways Swept Away Before Alarm Is Given. Lodgers Reported Missing. Distasteful Too. Aviation Lays Field Of Operation Be ating Opens Eyes Of fore Commander, EI min Surprises— Military Men. be aero une atiack arrant tl} pon to produ prove effi small arms aud guns from U une be usual weather flying at the at aircraft operating at elevations low onditions compels great altitudes, especially by ighle, that the reaching of the obiect by falling lea becor improbable. This fact, it may be ral attack E00 feet under EUCH dirt selected ro iect nes project nes SUD gut by posed, will discredit gene aircraft TOOTHACHE DOSE EXPLODES. Powder Brought From Austria Wrecks Room. Anton Yucker, wife are in a hospital here and otherwise in jured as the result of one dose of oothache powder. Viola, the daugh complained of an acheing molar and ker mother found a powder rem- edy which had been purchased in Aus- an 10 years ago being heated, causing an explosion which wrecked ' Fe room. Physicians at the hospital | ald the remedy contained nitro- siyceriu. Philade¢ iphia daugnter seriously burned ter, DID NOT o. XK. WAR PICTURE. State Department Denies Special Per. mission Was Given, Washington, D, C.—Acting Secretary Lansing issued a statement announc ing that the State Department bad de clined to “net as censor” for moving picture films dealing with the Fu. ropean war. Mr. Lansing was in. dignant because he had been advised that & concern was exhibiting such a Alm. claiming to have the permission of the Secretary of State for its pre reftation. ON FRIEDMANN SERUM TWO WOMEN ELECTED MEXICAN BATTLE ON. 0,000 Vilia Tro gaged With Carranza Forces, ops Reported To Be En. Texas An official oH aial by Villa officials in Juarez El Paso Oe IVE d that a battle report wress he 20 was in pr troops where at aim. enid Wi) men and the whose wan 100 of the strength is not roe of 10. non (0 meat 'ARrranza troops more 1 can advance known UNITED STATES STAYS NEUTRAL, President Proclaims It Following Tun key's Entry, Washington, D. C.—President Wil | son signed a proclamation of neutral | ity with respect to the war between England and Turkey. This Govern- iment, it was announced, has taken [over British diplomatic interests in | C onptantiople. THE COUNTRY AT LARGE. W. K. Vanderh®* “as given $113.750 ‘nn Caluhia University. The body of 1ientenant OQeneral Adna RM afee left Los Angele: Cal, i for Washinetrg where Freial wil] take nines In A wston Cametery Gold bMlinn valued =f 29% 000.000, the Jarret single ghinm ant aver made hy te "ited Rintes, arrived in New Yor® from Denver The Department of Agrienlture placed a cuoarantine on eattle in Mk nolg, Michizan, Indiana. Pennsylvania and O%io In order to check the spread af the hoof and mouth disease,
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