Why That Lame Back ?
Morning ameness, sharp twinges
when bending, or an all-day back-
fiche; each is cause enough to sus-
pect kidney trouble, Get after the
cause, Help the kidneys, We
Americans go it too hard, We
overdo, overeat and neglect our
Sleep and exercice and we are
fast becomjng o nation of kidney
sufferers. %29% more deaths than
in 1800 is the 1910 census story,
Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Thou-
sands recommend them.
A Pennsylvania Case
> g “Boers Pe
ol R. Pringle J sure Tolls a
aK St, Indiana, } A. Siory. ©
BA YS: “lI suffers d
acutely 1 pains
Across the small of
MY back.. The kidney
secretions passed too
frequently, especially
at night and I. felt
miserable
BO
q11
ddd
pe m
rom
I'wo boxes
of Doan's Kidney Pilly
rid me of the back-
ache and regulated the
action of my kidneys
The cure has laste
and my kidneys are
shape.”
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DOAN’S ®Ibney
PILLS
FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO. N.Y.
PATENTS
“ROUGH on RATS"
Retributive Rebuke.
i bad habit
now in good
ington D.C
€st references
Ends Rats, Mice, 8
Die outdoors. 16¢ and
hye
Nis
on it
GIVE “SYRUP OF FIGS”
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Relicious “Fruit Laxative”
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels,
Look tongue
coated, vor
and howels
When
sleep, eat or
ish,
sore thre
need
peevish, ore
stomach
wat, diarr
Syrup of
few hours all the foul,
indigested food
ut of it
2
ng, and vou
tgain Ask
hottie of
which cone
hile
for ETOWD-UDS,~
tions babies {
and
Wolf ,Up A
Weolf—Hard
Wolf Ys
gainst It
Only One
BROW
"BROMO QUININE®*>
L rf na LAXATIVE
f 1 Pee ’ » 2
wel
ditior v Japan ture and
manufac et nnder con
ditions
the pn
restrictions
ition
misj
required for the pro-
tection of
War's Effects on Toymaking
In the t 3
OF trades il inted to R35
which wr INKLING
Port has : [ Y to
States, Si; the war tl iene
drop 4 nearly two-thirds dof
IM) iN) v6] I ere e
(rermnny's
(KM INH) of
Yas ox-
United
hans
ore the
war
in toyvmal
the |
O00 O00
10 less than 2
and 1.5
now being manufactur
ni
miployed
exports of tove
to nted to £10.
the
2AM) (KX)
ng toys in 3}
toys ire
England, whi
ctured
i fanoe
anufa £1.000,000)
J
Ameriean ma
News
has
dolls
the
dianapolis
Jr se competition too
rket is expected in
——
Why Wait
Mr. Coffee Drinker, till
heart, nerves, or stom-
ach “give way?"
The sure, easy way
to keep out of coffee
troubles is to use the
pure food-drink —
POSTUM
Better quit ‘coffee
now, while you are
feeling good, and try
“ostum, the popular
American beverage.
“There’s a Reason”
|
SEVEN FAR
tion in Sixty Days.
BORROWERS TO SUBSCRIBE
Five Temporary Directors Will
Named—Only Two Banks For
New England and Middle
Atlantic States
Washington.
to be located
banks were announced by the
expected
system
in to
loans
operation, ready
for which applications al
pouring In from «
country
The banks will be $et up
fleld, Mass.: Baltimore Md
NL New
St. Louis,
Paul, Minn
very
in Spring
Colun
Orlean La Hous
Mo. ;
Omaha
Louisy
Ne
Tex Ie
i
Kas }
“ne
ened with
board
Wis
No
‘arolina
No. 4
and Tennes
District No. §
Louisiana
Distriet No
I Arkansas
Metriot
Georgia
Ohio,
ar
Alabama, Mississippi
Nino} Missour!
6
i
v -
i
Wiseon.
Dakota
Michigan
North
low WN
No
Minnesota and
No y
South Dakota and Wyoming
District No. 8-—-Oklahoma
ie ad New Mexico
rict Nc. 10-—-Texas
No. 11--California
Arizona
N 12
ND
yA
ana
In gtriet
Kansas
ylorac ar
iat
™Matriet Nevada
and
¢ Was! Ore
daho
Dhistric ington,
Montana
EXPORTS FALL OFF
Eleven-Month Total Shows Decline
Last Month An Increase.
Washington of bread=tuffs
totaled $45,838 549 in November,
against $30.492.5629 in November, 1915,
the Department of Commerce an
nounced Meat and dairy product ex
ports totaled $25,518,770. against $18
210689 a year ago Wheat exports
totaled $27,207.222.
in November a vear ago
ports tolaled $7.977.079.
780.550 a year ago.
During the 11 months ended with
November braadstuffs exports totaled
$404,260,496, against
Ex ports
against $6,
and dairy produce totaled $245,673.268,
exports during the period totaled $199.
745,773, against $266,505,823 a year
Ago. Flour exports totaled $76,695,412,
against $85,204,168 a Year ago
FAMOUS MONASTERY BURNS.
Building Of Trappist Monks At Oka,
Quebec, Prey Of Flames.
Montreal, Que. The famous mon
astery of the Trappist Monks at Oka,
Quebec, was burned to the ground. The
loss, is estimated at about a quarter of
& million dollars. There wag no loss
of life. The cheese factory and agri
cultural and experimental farm build.
ings operated by the monks were
saved
H——
|
|
CHIEF CARRINZE
| Noncommittal Note Received
Inspires Hope.
Contents
D
Of Message Will Not
ivulged Until They Are Pre
sented To American Com
missioners
Gener
ivered to
Cabrera, eh
rs of
were directed
”
to effect
the two countries
ALL LIABLE TO CALL TO ARMS,
Drafting Ordered In the Event Of
War,
Every able-bodied
male of the United States he
tween the ages and 45 years
held liable for service in the National
in without further act
ongrese, by War Department regu
government of th
guard issued under the National
fense Act In a circular prepared
nearly two months ago, but Just made
public, the Militia Bureay directs that
Guard regiment is
service reserve
fill vacancies at
organized out of
reserve and by
citizen
of 18 in
suard time
of (
War
lations for the
De
National
for war
training battalion
front shall be
“the National Guard
voluntary enlistment
For Full Strength,
“If, for any reason.” the order con
tinues, “there not be enough
reservists or enough military enlist
ments to organize or to keep the re.
| ®erve battalion at prescribed strength,
a sufficient number of the unorgan
ized militia shall be drafted by the
President to maintain such battery to
the described strength.”
where a
110d
+ i
Hed out a
fo
the
shall
FALL FROM HORSE FATAL.
Ee
| Major Powell-Clayton, Washingtonian,
Dies Of Injuries In Texas.
Washington.—Mafor Powell.Clayton,
| former member of the General Siaff,
and for years prominent socially in
{| Washington, died at San Antonio from
| Injuries sustained when thrown from
a horse during maneuvers 10 days ago,
He recently had been promoted from
captain,
MOVE
ON VILLA,
OBREGON TO
Mexican Minister Of
"With Gonzales Today.
ister of War, and General Gonzales
will have a meeting to Arrange army
inatters so that General Obregon may
take command In the North. It is re.
ported in well-informed circles here
that General Obregon will at oneo-take
the field personsd™ again! ya
ALLIES CERTAIN TO
REJECT FOE'S PLAN
Washington Sees Probable
Danger For U. S,
IF THE WAR CONTINUES
Break Over U-Boats Likely, It is Said
Wilson Note
Statement As Warn ng
and Lansing
Te Germany
world peace gus
table
Allie want
However
President
and that
down the
idea hard Wilson
eapecially with
trals,
Wilson’ i
himself in the position of a
potential mediator, and hence
quit now unless his ideas
down hard and fast
session,
hen
said
. B #5
closed,
throw
Can move
backing of
riends held has
t least a
cannot
are thrown
Break May Come If Peace Fails
And, whil
peace i= upp
i 4}
¥
minds, there is among the inner circle
a profound idea that a break with Ger
inevitable #f present
proposals fail utterly,
In fact, one of the highesat
declared , that plans
no more note-writing to Germans
And, he added. if the Marina, Arabia
and other cases develop clearet viol
tion of German pledges in the Sussex
case, or if Germany starts a new sub
marine campaign In case
then a break In relations
only answer
mand ie peace
officials
for
present call
can be the
Warning To Germany.
He declared that President Wilson's
note and Secretary Lansing’s
subsequent “vergeof-war”
‘Peace”
—
POWERS
10 WILSON
REPLY
| Teutons Propose Conference of
| the Belligerents,
| THEY WANT EARLY ACTION
i
| Joint Note Handed Ambassador Ger
ard—Willing To Join In Effort
Te Prevent Future
Ware.
anc he;
Bulgaria
Ww
tha
Berlin. —Germun
Austria-Hungary
key-—presented James
American Ambasrador
the note of President
he asked that the
the alms
gtate
fi or P
Hgnting
Text Of Rep
“BOMB CIGARS" IN MAILS
Postmasters Warned To 8e On Look
out—Five Recipients Hurt
Los Angeles
Postmasters throug!
| out the it
i States were notified b
postal uthor hg 1 OT
3 3 : i 1
i the
fled December
ckages con
fe ‘
warning
of the e Ears,
pitals with n
Harris
Cigar
Of
he
the on :
ed with
to have b
lighted th «
own
cigar
IN INDEPENDENCE HALL
Will Be Offered To Belligerents
Peace Conference Is Called,
Philadelphia i th
of Europe agree to meet
he lligerent
ir
a
nation
they will
Hall
Philadelphia
has
peace conference be
the u
Eovernment
Thomas
he' will urge President
his influence t bring the diplomats
here The Mavor will ot act. how
ever, until he is convinced there is a
j chance of success in bringing abou!
| the proposed conference
of Independence by the
Mayor
an
of
B. Smith announced
Wii to use
O
GOLD IMPORTS $629,000,000.
was all about In event matters came
to the breaking point.
And officials make no secret private
i
:
|
|
|
i
the Lanting explanation were aimed
mainly at Germany «a warning to her
not to eut loose with her submarines
in’ event the peace overtures fatled
a TA
msn
NATIONAL BHOUR DAY.
Plans Being Made To Introduce Legis.
lation In Many States.
Cincinnati. —Plans for a big fight to
FOR
surance legislation passed in every
Legislature meeting in the United
States next month will be drawn by
the American Labor Legislation Asso
ciation, which meets here,
commissions in Massachusetts and
California now are Investigating these
two things :
| $8,000,000 More Received From Canada
For J. P. Morgan & Ce.
New York Gold to the amount of
$8,000,000 has arrived at the assay
offices here from Canada for J. p
Morgan & Co. This makes a total of
| $639,300,000 Imports since January 1
j 1916, from all sources
ADMIRAL DEWEY 79 YEARS oLD
Daniels Reads From Diary To Show
Old Navy Was Not “Dry.”
Washington ~ Admiral Dewey was
[79 yemrs old Tuesday and Secretary
| Daniels and his council and most of
the high ranking officers of the navy
{ made their congratulations ifn person
iat his office. Secretary Danjels read
to the Admiral part of a diary kept by
lorade dated December
ship 26,
i 1866,
An Attack of Grip
| Always Leaves Kidneys
| In Weakened Condition
n ull parts of the country
h the ¢ grip
many The
this year are often very
run
have
pt ideraie of gr
busy wit
nas visited so nomes
me of grip
and } ¢ the system
ondition, particularly
suffer most
tressing in
wr the
{| Which s2em 1
| vietim mpiain I lame
| ary troubl : h should
14 not be neglect.
lead to
Druggists
Kilmer's
i say
the kidneys
np-Boot is
ger signals often
troubles
on Dr
#0 many 1
y
ope
strengthens
TU
iH
CK, GLOSSY HAIR
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f Danderine,
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In the city of Athen Ga. 8 hot
ot
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ig the southern Negroes
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sed to do
ths
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next
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here back
Farmer Brybbiebeid Gosh ail hemloek ! 19 re and
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W. N. U. BALTIMORE, NO. 1.1917.