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combined with malted
barley. This combination
gives it a distinctive, de-
licious flavor unknown to
foods made from wheat
alone.
Only selected grain is
used in making Grape-
Nuts and through skillful
processing it comes from
the package fresh, crisp,
untouched by hand, and
ready to cat
Through long baking,
‘the energy producing
starches of the grain are
made wonderfully easy
of digestion
A daily ration of this
splendid food yields a
marvelous return of health
and comfort
“There’s a Reason”
Seld by Grocers everywhere.
Weaken His Influence in Coming
Session of State Legislature,
further
his
with
has
ol
them
Governor Brumbaugh
strengthened the hans
gonists and supplied
tional ethical and
that can be used
him, by his apparent
recent ousting of members of
Philadelphia voters’ registration com
mission. Brumbagugh's removal of the
president of that board, Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, an expert election laws
and municipal matters, who had serv-
ed ten years as a registration commis
sioner and had b wed
position by
ticularly objects
anita
addi
p litical
against
for his
the
effectively
motiva
on
appo
three
seniative cit
good, a well kno
ness an of excell
forme
of that
poss
list i
tween
which
prool
the offic
NISKIONEr Wis
the board's refusa
the primar
the election
that
er, Congres
both
man Woodrull
and distinguish h
the Gov
ernor” who
anged i
Woodruff
movabis
The
ers
in the promot
who was a :
candidacy for
tergood's lift
as another
ment
governor
takes, i
gion, to pu
he has professed
threatened with
sequence of
tributions
paign, and
tion is expected to
limit, while
Vares and some
to protect him. Indieat
the governor may be
defensive as a faction chieft
be limited to giving the
attention to projected public better
ments and other important business of
the commonwealth
strong
which
mpeachi
his oath as
for his gubern
the Pen
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upon
fad
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he wil the
Allegheny Lioniate
that
the
to
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ain
minimum
as
The New York Tribune,
one of Roosevelt's principal newspa
per supporters, the
Republican was
made,
nomination could remove the preva
lent Impression that he was willing
to win the nomination by hyphen ald,
and that his retreat of silence behind
the Supreme Court was a deliberate |
attempt to get for himsol! votes and
support. The Tribune argued that
Hughes would be defeated at the
polls. T. R. would have a tough job
in striving to explain away that pre
diction.
before
ticket
declared
Presidential
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mented,
Glasgow, Jr.,
recommended
William A who was
to President
Philadelphia Law Asso
snmittee on Judicial
appointment
Hughes
Supreme Court
several years
worker,
teorganizers”
Mitchell
delegate-at-lurge (1
National Convention at St
recommendation of the Law
t headed b
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hi
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bench, has been
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leadership
fo
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for
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Business System in
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the initial letters of the
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the paper contained intelligence
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Really Mother's Fault
Her grandnia iting at the
and Lucille glept with her that
The next morning grandma
“Laicille, what makes you kick
Why don’t you lie still at night?"
answered! 1 can’t slop,
drandma, ‘cause mother neveq
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tie id
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night
nid
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Could Easily Make a Change.
He—"1 don't see why you refer so
constantly to my old faults.” She
“I don’t see why, either. You certain
ly acquire plenty of new ones, every
day.”"Richmond Times Dispatch.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
RUSSIAN RUSHES
Reported.
DRIVE FOR KOVEL RENEWED
Ceneral Brusiloff
Feinforcements ¥
hod To Crush
man
Brings Up
the
Strong
rom Stok
Austro.Ger.
the
Line On Lipa
London it
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following
were «
of Gene
bend
[outhwest :
forwai
general
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Lower
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the
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hix fire on the the
diztrict of
Lipa and ir
SIX TIMES MAYOR; DIES AT 95
Odell, Of Newburgh, N. Y., Was Father
Of Former Governor,
Newburgh N Y
Odell, six times Ma)
and father of former
died here, aged 95 vears
yeare he was a power
and national politics
Benjamin B
or of Newburgh
Governor Odell,
For many
in city, State
BIGGEST WARSHIP OFF,
Pennsylvania Leaves Norfolk To Join
Atlantic Fleet.
Norfolk, Va. The Pennsylvania,
America’s newest and most powerful
warship, left here to join the Atlantie
fleet. She will become the flagship of
the fleet and will get the firet trial of
ber gigantic guns in Narragansett Bay,
FORGES GRIPPED IN
200.000 French
Troops Engage in. Attack.
Germans Fighting Despe
This Strategic Point,
Which Would Place the British
the Capture Of
On the Highest Ridge.
TS LEAVE
Month and Will
Department
For a
Page,
veal
Washington for a confer
i
in three
tate Department
WILSON PICKS ELKUS,
Yorker To Become United States
Ambassador To Turkey
New
Washington President Wilson
nominated Abram Elkus, New York,
United States Ambassador to
The nomination waz decided
weeks ago, bul sending {it
Senate wag delayed pending in
to the acceptability of Elkas
Government
to be
Turke:
on several
to the
quiries as
Turkish
to the
CASTRO FREE AGAIN,
The Former President Of Venezuela
Given Admission To America.
New York. Former President
Cipriano Castro, of Venezuela, was re
leased from Ellis Island. He sald that
the decision of Secretary Wilson, over.
ruling the special board, which had
denied him admission to the United
States, was what he expected. He de
alined to discuss his plans,
WHO'S GOT
THE MONEY
ers of Western Canada Pro-
duced 408 Million Dol-
lars in 1915.
The (
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Bring Free
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Bathe with the Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Dry and apply Cuticura Oint-
ment to the affected part. They stop
itehing instantly and point to speedy
healment often when all else fails,
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address posteard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywherea-Adry,
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who brought hour
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Stella—Has it a good table or view?
Belln~No, but it has a detective
service for gossip,