BI EATERS HAVE. BAD KIDNEYS AND BACKACHE Take a Glass of Salts at Once If Your | Back Is Hurting or Kidneys and Bladder Trouble You. guard constantly against Kidney trou ble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood ia filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the elimi native tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and 2 general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; with sick headache or dizzy, spells, acid stomach, or you have matism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kid neys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation thus ending bladder disorders Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in jure, makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good Kidney flushing any time. —Adv. Mysteries of Golf. Josephus Daniels, secretary navy, was invited the out and play golf 1 can't play it.” Daniels made up my mind time to go in for golf until they che rules.” of the other day to go said some ago i Ange mean?” they change “How do you “Well, until and make {t shiny.” That recalls the tale they the time Franklin K. Lane, tary of the interior, first undertook the mastery of golf Two enthusiasts over the game lent a large set of clubs to Lane and they played a round. When they had reached the last hole Lane walked to the nearest teeing place and began attempts to drive off with each club in his sack. after another The game's th plained, gently Well” ot! kind hand out?” a8 good a gan tell about Now secre over one all over,” ey ex asked Lane, picking of club, “can’t 1 pls New York Sun er Her Platform. At the Marshall much discussion and other tie Vera had alway interested listener “What will vote?” a visitor “Help to put candy on ti} was the unexpected Companion there was suffrage and lit 8 been a very much home ¢ Of woman political questions, you do when you can asked Unnecessary Effort. His Wife Ti per wr iis D iy of 100,000 men has ecker in Belgium Railroad Magnat: cuergy! A board could have done it just Life waste Of directors thorough of five as Not Supply} ng the Two. The Angry One-—For two knock your block off! The Calm One your I'd cents Well, vou from wou'i gel working capital me The Way He Did. How did you catch that cold? How do you suppose? 1 chased it in my racing car till | caught it.” BAD DREAMS Caused by Coffee. “lI have been a coffee drinker, more or less, ever since | can remember, un- and more nervous and irritable, and finally I coul: not sleep at night for | al sorts and a species of distressing nightmare, “Finally, after hearing the experi ence of numbers of friends who had quit coffee and were drinking Postum, and learning of the great benefits they bad derived, | concluded coffee must be the cause of my trouble, 86 I got some Postum and had it made strictly sccording to directions. taste, It entirely took the place of coffee, and to my very great satisfac tion, 1 began to sleep peacefully and sweefly. My nerves improved, and | and child from the unwholesome drug drink-—coffee, what terrible effect it has on the hu man system. If they did, hardly a pound of coffee would be sold. I would sever think of going back to coffee sgain. I would almost as soon think of putting my hand in a fire after | had once been burned. Yours for health” Postum comes in two forms: Regular Postum — must be well dolled. 15¢ and 25¢ packages. instant Postum-—is a soluble pow der, A teaspoonful dissolves quickly in a cup of hot water and, with cream and sugar, makes n delicious beverage instantly. 30¢ and Hoc tins, The cost per cup ¢f both kinds i¢ about the same, “There's a Reason” for Postum. =gold by Grocers «| THE WARSHIP ~~ PLAN STANDS fz: | House Naval Committee Dis- | counts Value of Submarines. GOOD ONLY ALONG COAST Report Shows Germany Lost 47 Bat. tieships, While England Lost But 31-—Debate Next Month, Informally re- naval bill to Naval Committee said the European war "the submarine has been effective in har bor and coast defense it has not been able to control the sea as the superior battleship feet has done, causing an enemy with an inferior battleship fleet uffer great loss of merchant ships blackade its and dt: its com off the committes reported that two-battleship program changed. It added tiveness of submarine in demonstrated it value," ing onstrated Washington, D. C.- porting the $514%,000,000 the House, the that while in to 8 ports ive merce sean.” The there fore not been effec European war weapon of airship for has den Hl the that the the the naval great “the scout JU pos its likewise fectivene increase Of $3,000,000 probably will reached February i of $8.492.008 what ded contained Depart by th gerents July 1 January 1. 1915, totaling nll luding imarizes England ia Carries bill debate an building Departinent req 1% i aw for carri the Nay ¥ The lst, furnished ment, of the mean be about on ORE Progra over Oommer committees by sort pot of-war European belli from 1914, to vessels ships 1 Germany ¥ France, Japan and Russia, 4, and Turkey, The total number of United States Navy port displacement which 338, 354.884, are fug those In in he losses Lust: - vessels io the on July 1. the re summarizes was 338 with a total of 1.668647 of with displaceamant of 1 fit service.” Inelud the Pacific, th t ing under construction authorized Those listed as fit fou ude 10 first-line bat line battleships, 24 other cruisers 54 destroy ers, 19 and n tons for “ Fes Or services ine 25 second tleships 10 armored crulsers 9 monitors torpedo boats. 30 submarines raft Jinerous other WILSON IS A GRANDFATHER Mrs. Sayre Gives Birth To a Boy At the White Hous® Washington, D. C A Wh House Su: Francis Bowes Say: President son's second daughter Mis and the child were reported to dois he M ANNOUNI LR Py Ty Meiary : waz born Mrs wil Sayre 2On at the ite day to @ 1g well child but ed THES ing statement Dr Grayson 3 Was Dorn Pp fact the 1# physi states Mrs Ever Ian Sayre birt ything are dolr well” The boy weighed nounced his which gave were in excellent Wilson joy when WAS gave went oerfed i ival asauran an arn cries lungs President conceal his child was in smiles was his first had no boys of his own made informed boy and H that Mrs Was that ia a well the is for grandchild { Bayre wreathed ward it the | hours after ‘reatdent CHILD WAS BEATEN TO DEATH | Housenospér For Absent Father De tained By Police Tacos Wash That ! Hall, 3-year-old son of Amos H a widower, came his death and abuse administered person unknown i dict returned by a coroner's here. Mrs. Bertha Difley i in the Hall home, was held on a charge | of assault as a result of the Inquest | The child was buried last Wednesday i in the father’s absence from the city, | a physician's certificate giving as the | cause of death epileptic convulsions and cerebral hemorrhage. On com | plaint of neighbors, who alleged that | the had beaten the child | eruelly body was exhumed 3 BOMBS oN OSTEND. Hall to by the ver jury | blows | some wR woman the | Nine Aviators In Raid, London Mears, Hit Station and Barracks. London.—~Nine British, French and Belgian aviators dropped bombs on the railroad station and barracks at Ostend causing considerable damage, acoording to a dispatch to Lioyds News from its correspondent on the ¥ranco-Belgian border. ITALY BUYS HORSES. Not a White One will Be Accepted In 8,000 Order. East St. Louis The Italian Gov. ernment has signed contracts with a firm here for the delivery of 8,000 war horses, it was announced by a mem ber of the firm. The contract calls for the delivery of 200 horses a day, none of which 1s to be white ® - A BO IS AN ASTOR on THEY VERY (OOD - - aX LALWAYS GIVE My BOYS (OD Re (Copyright) [GEE WHIZ! CANT ANY OF : y { 0 you THINK OF HOT LEMONA \'oR SOMETHING GOOD To TAKE? you TEOPLE TAKE ALL THE Concerns Make Complaint. the Con stitutionalist Leader Brings Ur | The Threatened Action By gent Protest From Great Britain, RB: ed The Unit States government has sent a warn! Washington to General Venustiago Carranza serious cousequen his threatened confisca foreign-owned plants in This announcement Secretary Bryan afte: conferred with Sir the British ambassador of American ol point out that cos ing may tion of follow” oll Tampico made by latter had Spring-Rice, and representati concerns Already Carranza officials practically ced an embargo the exportation of oil by a big English company The British Ambassador, at the suggestion Mr. Bryan, sent an urgent telegram to the British consul at Vera Cruz ch he was instruc to show to General Carranza As British fleet obtains much of its from the Tampico oll fleids, the sibility complications over the Carranza government's sttitude fully real American govern ment the Lecii ves the enfor on of wh the fuel POs of serious is fred by th Fear Confiscation ryan id that the fore ompanies “feared CRrr representations forestall such action the Caz IED oniscs wells” by had sued by rans makes it { foreign thoul the oil companies to of some of the consent and nus, 4 is thorities Have said fax that oncey pay heavy a hiave heen down are Dutch int 80 they practically compe Altha Tan pico ¥ “ot tad to Rhut their plants ug! there eresta at no representations have as made by the Netherlands gov prospect of a battle rts of Tampico between fore of Villa columns ‘arranza, under Pablo is expected situation further are victorious a | of the problem ls confidently expected of previous assurances given a-CGutierrez officials In that been ernment on 3 y the ad The outski the od General fr of § (en Gonzales here tO ir the it the eo solution because by the Vill CALLS HOLY WAR FRUITLESS Anderson Thinks medans Loyal York on New Among the the Atlantic 24 pas Transport arrived here | after a rough passage from Liverpool, were Bishop William F. Anderson. of Clocinnati, and his family Bishop Anderson sald he had spent mission stations in North ern Afriea. He said that he was im. pressed by the fact that the holy war proclaimed by Turkey had not affected the Mohammedan subjects of France from other missionaries who were close touch with the natives of Egypt and India, they, too, were loyal to the British. Regarding the African tribes, he said they were treated well by the French and had, in fact, little unity, =o that there was no chance, anyway, of a concerted Maing NEEDED T0 GUARD NEUTRALITY. S————— Norway Has No Warship To Spare For Exposition, Christiania, via London.-—Norway has decided definitely that it will be impossible for her to send a warship to take part in the naval ceremonies in connection with the opening of the Panama Canal, Her entire fleet will be required for the defense of Nor wegian neutrality. Amendment Defeated. TWO-THIRDS VOTE NEEDED | i | Pound Desk For Order Threatens Ciearing Of Gallerie and Washington the House of 204 the St Rep: eaen i74 atives Dy a vole - Fes » ’ refused to submit to ales Smendmient to the Federal Coast ion to enfranchise women Yole caine al the ose of long prepared for ing which “ day of rat ipeakers were Lis ith frequent evid ory. Qur tha th y Lae many Jd dncas disapproval bY packe was befor Mondell rexo Litutional Approval or Jd Kal juestion “ the ution 10 amendment ol suffrage $ veca the use of ang” Two. Thirds Vole Needed A twothind affirmative vole was estiviion, which was defeat bs majority of 390 Party lines were not i the strictly drawn fight [dem Leader tiderw pg ithe att rage Is the reso that sufl % ® Op posed ¥ a Mate Issue, strongly Republican Leader of the r sulfragisis Edthusias ane when Speaker TO PRISON Convicted Of Offering and a Brib Receiving New Democratie and Eressman LE y we BRAGA Prison monins iowed the aflirma to each f offeris ibe h convicted Will ng and Cassidy of receivis nination to the nom 1811 to obial Jupreme DRY. Anti-Galoon Option Bill Out N.Y Fhe Loague's option State Anti de Albany local bill an election district decide whether or not intoxicants shall be sold in the re stricted territory was introduced in | the Legislature The measure would provide for a referendum election on a proposition to create an antisaloon per cent. of the voters had indicated their desire for such action VOTE TO MAKE ALABAMA “DRY.” Passed For Prohibition After June 30, 1915. Montgomery, Ala. A bill to Alabama a prohibition State June 30, 1915. was passed dy both houses of the Legislature. Should Governor O'Neal disaprove it prohl bition leaders claim it can be passed over his veto. The vote was 74 to 27 in the House and 26 to 9 in the Senate. Bil AMERICAN GIRL WEDS PRINCE. Miss Rogers, Of Washington, Bride Of German Empress’ Nephew, Berlin, via London.--—Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Reid Rogers, of Washington. D. C., was married at noon in Trinity Chureh to Prince Christian of Hesse, The Prince is a nephew of the Ger sian Empress and is & captain in the German navy. i HAL HAAN MILLS THOUSANDS Alps Are Rocked By Second Quake in Italy. THE DEATH TOLL IS HEAVY in Dread of Shocks. The Survivors More i i Persons Buried Allve in Ruins Of Avezzano, Where Work Thousand King Is Aiding In Of Rescu ITALY'S HORROR List Of the Number Of Victims In the Various Cities Denth list ls Was destroyed 600 reported dead addi 1sly damaged Balsor Beneditto and slight pado LOwWns 3 Adria rthquake pase dead lie ris which aes and veled while an serious been ab t equal sufiered in all "these places Persons were led Or in the ruins through out the day volunteers worked heroic injured ally ue the bodies of the dead King Emmanuel himself directed the Avegzzano, where the piteous appeals of persons caught beneath wreckage could be plainly beard it is estimated that in 4 0040 persons are buried alive, some of them school children Only four soldiers of Victor the garrison of 400 when the barracks fell, in Sora all the municipal authorities perished and Gov arament Four | the ruins there njured are unde: taken from large number bhaen a treatment About two-thirds of houses col lapsed under the shock and which were cracked, tumbled later. Rossi Palace fell in, burying were working In ihe of the others, down od |] in Rome several shocks occurred They caused the collapse of some bulldinge already severely damaged. resulting in the injury of a number of persons engaged in rescue work ia various towns. These sghocks were not violent. but they increased the alarm of the people and made more difficult the work of rescue. With every hour, as additicnal and more accurate details are received, the horror increases, threatening to place it in the Met of similar catastrophes in Surope second only to the Messina disaster of 1908, The list of dead, dying and injurdd figure to more than 50000 according to an official announcement, and # | | = | Stop That Backache There than a vo¢ when you be niext duy F'n # the pame aid the bat » is § eglect Get Doss's at Any Store, 50c a Box DOAN’S 000 FOSTER MILBURN CO. BUFFALO, MN. Y. 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Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria Stock Exchange. her husband something 0“ 5 What does beard her say exchange.” s a horse trader.” EVERY HORSE OWNER SHOULD KEEP A BOTTLE OF YAGER’S INIMEN There Is Nothing Just as Good For SPAVIN SWEENY SOME TESTIMONY: “1 unhesitatingly pronounce Y' Liniment the most wonderful ree Liniment | have ever used, Have heen handling and training horees for speed for twenty years a and have had bumireds of different brands called horse remedies. | Be i — Jajers Lin Liniment the large sale it so and recommend it most bE ho TUPT, Salem, NX. J. Driver and Trainer of Win Penn, Record, 2009 LARGE BOTTLE, 850. at Dealers Prepared by GILBERT Bros. & Co, Inc. SALTIMORE, MD. eh ns pheno to A LA i a . N. U.. BALTIMORE, NO. 4-1018
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