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pggi«t*#ly H»«> uni*-** h.
ItM* dmdtk luro for 'hr
praatdeat doe* not wsn<
*0 All to bis po*'r (O
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to prevent a break b*’we*n
11 1 &n<i 1 ni ”’" *'''■-
I bK» Pr#' H~r*Ury '•'»»
of »h* Berlin rmba**y f •»*
HI Vienna according 't> 'in
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Aun'in American nf’ua’ton
flf§§Bp W eip*< >co at any Hi®. Mo •
PitiFifißrt** o 1 hln'ed “Ha'
csrned trm-Mtani -
BKp tilt# frwnnntr' to 'Wi-m
is adm»’’e<i "i'ti **'“
in hand Penfirld * ;
■T|| f to explain tn detail to h.
foreign nffif' J«J ’
, nt * attitude *n.l
HKbttop »r* regarding •
of 'hr rn'h.< • ‘ <-> r
warfare
Ik suns to be
Ks 6.0. P. FEAST
Bitryrr Mayor Mai v and |
HvOllwn Ob Eighth Ward
|Hu Oak Program
«leop*r am! Mn'or Man
-of »p»*tk‘*r» a 1 M-.- »r
iffSf* <&# nuts’l) "’ar « H«- i ■■'
%lgl.t Tor • btrh to
■B to now act in 'he <irl»«'>l'
Alf#TW**» General Al*i J
HHjEHggbogfc, former Jndr* Jaum
choir*- of Rom • ount > sot
of tbe uatvecsiH and
Mtorux chairman <* 'h*
invitation? Mr • • -•
jgpE iudK- Murfln will be the key (
•*** °* ~rlt, ‘‘* tw. n -’v
tort' «nd th* clot) look? |
I at attendance In ree*n*
tor for Judge of l*- c»r
--i well o* other coadt-
Morcb primary hav*
to meet with th* mnn
lab. and will give five-
Tbo aldermen of the
giao will talk briefly
water Robert V <>gs
mooter. The Griswold's
inaera wUI entertain
and danc-nx R'l-re
liant M Joe*# ia rhair
reoepuon committee
la scheduled for 7
Will be Inform*'.
IEXICOS
m DEAD
Dm» Smrrawho To
Mh; RagnMirap
htewd Him
L, N. M., Trb !t —Gov
I is dead today of per-
Ola. after at» fllneaa of
during which seven
of blood had been ad
i the failing necutiv*
rta to save bia life
»ea HI for some time
i forcing him to take
1 part In the campaign
i was sworn into ofßce
i atek bed only a #cor*
Heading the tnaugura
ias held in bia room in
lartum Gov Dellarg.
Democrat. will be «m-
Republican, Lieut Gov j
McDonald of Portal*# j
PORFF
LL HELD
AT HAUFAX
N g . Feb \i -BtUl
oAclal secrecy the
k VIII. carrying Count
1t and hia suite to Grr-
Hea in the river her*
so far as kno«n vru
board the abip.
reaching shore today j
Hint yon Bernstorff and
and passed the rumin« J
iat officials Were L,r»
h Ollier
communication bet wen
>re
ler yesterday and ttxiay
ie aboard the Krcderik j
leek They curiously
shore, where crowd*
day to take a look at
leb is oarrymr the dis i
aasador thru the war
af the liners departure
•cn fixed D dep* nds
the completion of her
f the atate agrteultutal
r an alarnunx in< r. ase
rilling In Kansas since
crops of recent yean*.
* farm 40 per rent of
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KTORSIUNr
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DETROITER
EVOLVES A
PEACE PUN
!tv. H. Smith Suggests
Tnited States of
the World
ALL DETAILS
WORKED 01 T
International President
and Congrew Is
Part of Scheme
Willijama H hmlth. «*( \<v . 7
[ West boulevard builder and eon
tra. tor has ev'oleed a plan deigned
to ke* p p* ace thnout the world
IkOmewhat aloeg th»- lines of the
! league to ITnforce Peace
It is. in effect, a I'ntted State* of
the world operating under an In’er
nsttonai with a constitu
non and a preeideu*
This confrees Is to at The '
Hague, or any place desired, and o
consist of repre.*ent%tltres from e» v h »
polltioal dlriston of every .xwjn*rv
ac> that evdontee *uch as Ireland. !
India. Moroc* o e<c . shall be
sentod a* well as he head of th
govonunert
These represen'S’<re# «hall be
chosen from the men he«t quailded
to draw up in’.-matlocaJ law* <nd
each r* pre««'n?a»ive must have b*-* n
a rltixen of the country whkh he
repreeen’v for at least 10 years.
They will ch»we a prceiden fp.m
emonr t*ietr tuemh*r*
The law* will be trained to regu- j
late international commerce w*tb a
view to d<>Ukg justice to all. and the
roogrewe will he dl' *dej into a legt* !
lative. and poexlblv. a
judicial body
Ever* country th*» enter* will he
v bilged to contrlhuie enough mi!!
tary forre so that th*’ const *t»*d
army will he slightly stronger than
those of the countries which are mg
willing to h*ro«r.e part of this plan
and have no representative* in the
congree*
As each country en’era and agree*
to this arrangexnen*. the armv will
be reduced in the manner already
planned by the Le*rae to liiforc*-
Peace
This rouge*'*** dm * not tn any way )
Interfere with the irdependent g *v
eminent of the countries which en
ter, which will continue in the asm*
way that the* ar* now operating
much aa woes >w*:£ gtaie tn ou.' two
union The *Skfi fqnciton of the I
CongTWe* would be to rggula’e and
• nforee interna'irwva' Oat’sr* It
would, however, do «way with inter- [
national alliance* hetwee n nation*.;
which are generally (oosuiered the
<au*e of the Kuro<-esui w.»*- aud it |
should, Mr Brn:th Asserts, ai t a* a j
cleartng !nu>e for commerce
A tentative ron- itution !*hou'l *'
framed by the hert tn* n in the
I nited B’ate*. savs Mr Smith, with
provision? for anvrdnienfs by the
different ration* and this nuiatn,
b> vmue r 4 it* sue and g**ograph
ical position, he hHieYf* is Ihe logl
*a! one to launch this propagand >
Submarine Photo
Expert Was Once
Newspaper Artist
Ernest Willisrwsoe
Before inventing mr»a.* of takin*
motion pictures at the bottom of
th* ocean Ernest Williamson who
With his brother. Georg* originat
ed the device Iha’ made possible
th* filming of Jul** V*m*» thrill
ing "Twenty Thousand leagues
Under th* Bea,” now in »h* Wash
ington theater, wa* a newspaper
cartoonist in Norfolk, Va
His fellow newspaper worker*
u»ed ’o j*»?h him ‘alxnt hi* fond
n*#» for drawing fish, shark* and
other Inhabitants of th* unfath
etn*d depths. His father was a
veteran sea captain and as a boy
{Theft learned tu swim and dive
When hi# father invented a sub
mevgible tube, the young • artoontst
decided to us* this invention tn th*
taking of real picture# «t the bo!
tom of Ihe #*-a After ht- had
found am» an* of photographing the
ocean floor, h# de. ided to introduce
to tha world * reel' pictures of what
th** human eye had never befor/
! *«en, Rinre that time Ernest Wil
I Itamson ha# forsaken th* l cartnoti
iat’# board and gives all hia time
| to submarine photography
Idaho Officials Kill Anti-Japanese Bill
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i y l -.- . ?? , * >-?*■' ‘-f
I M. AiXXANDCP SEN, PWnQrpt»TCHEI.V j
v or I KAMO PtAft ANOtKjBMf
< I ■ ■ - I— ■ ■' -I !■ ' »*■ *
v\ :.ert the r.» M,v .! fft. i!' ■: r b.g srlk ago '4r<retar» of S*ate
ma>;e a h>*r.»'d v.« t<» Se-ator lUwah of Idaho in Washington.
a-*> ng h n j as* ht~ inf i* n« • * -r Governor V v-- ? A'rtander of Idaho
and member? of th* |*g - i • ' * ! ’he a *I-Jspaoi*s a'ten 'and bill,
who h had h»-‘a i.Vfodai.d u«r .a. r t <H.-*■ of 'h*• I* g.aiature by Repre
?et>'an\e %n«ler*oß and j-. - * S* nalnr lV rv Mitcbell. pre-.-lent pro
’em. of the «.*a’e ?enate, w*.- ,• . *fto u*e hi? nfluenc* Again*’ the measure,
and the upper house killed ’he bill
TIIP EKEi! ,
, Q_ _ see
i oTAGE
1 gggfj,
w uttmit'.
*V th ;j*« th* right in.vt re < '
r**u *«iy and rr* I .drama t.-i t .‘*e
an aud.en * and forre it ’ » ’*
pleased and thrilled The An r -
■ ana," wltn Douglas Fairbanks in
the chief r«»!s <>j*n*d >B the
i*untfay to a dier. e» mat *' r 'l
every seat at every f»rf an.sO' e.
“The Amer. an > <s rr.u, h if 'rf -
aertoua than an> other of ft>- I *
hana* p r.jj«M li a* a *’ *' ’>*
holding puw.f wßkh devei pa me «-,
dramatic sit-at. ns fn which '
•tar dos« sme rm st If •
Hut evso when embt* )!-d in a strenu
ous han-J-tohand Hattie, gett.n* th*
heat <»f halt a d> **n Viet aws *-er>a
to b* all in th* day a * ra. In on*
■ mse. wher* h» Jumps f'o-n a iat -
to isnd **n a naan. It seer, e that th*
a*hwiai»es mu«t hs n--ar *’t cur**
Fai-tiank* <t->»« s t->t **f eth*r * il
mg and rl -* **i!.
i*a eng n»-r. a « n a c -i
ter th* preside*: »’f a rep'.m * me f
r»« a.ir conspirat. s •rd ar* :-J
t». n As Hist I**rr ' M-r. s »• ->r * ,
• rig l ne*r Fair' anks r
m-dst ..f> sir« r« .rvt •«>< n •a* the
• >a'e w p#..t -iff •ar n nrura a pr#T- t
w th !ft .fh* n* th nf
h#*r»r rm t» to *nd “,ir i h*»
Am»f iTjin i **
f'dfif) t'Rbjr p*> t • »fit- '
•
and the or h**tr* • T. r « Her
bert. * arrahgetoent < f Af -r - an
air* .the audiefi' • s’and n» -r i
much us it
VV t*HIVI.TIIV
Th* interest.nx and thridinx nim
.
£e%.” (•«! nu*> t-» a*tra'‘* au
dtenrea t<- Ui* Wa* ingt.-n ”>.'*t.r
Monday afftm- n. th* n»,*n in-in*r.!
will nave 4fl its guest* tt.e f If-n
fre.m th* \sn Leuven Hr •» H t-
eel for t * and». n
Aitho th* •• ry < T th® «. • . -s
founded *.n Jul * \«rn* * t>- * *r!t
t#n upwards «<f *' year* ag >. n • o
toltiehingl fre- an* up-t - 'v*.
The in- id*nta a ht«*h w r*n v r:*:en
were th outfit hy the r ad nff s rl
* l-;-ak of reality it th*m t”day
The W. nderf :• *uhrnee*'Me t ■ •
whi'h | r,nr* Haaker jo*n!*4 ar I
bu It in r>T*t» t * pur* le t - .. rr ■■ «
today
From tms suhmarm* Taot. N*ffi. .
a* PrilK* fmaker If '* ■ •
Jutaam. xLcjaa
■rvf pit <r*Cp~»ea The a'.-? -r.- * . •« *
r>n as wonder after w*ttd»r is
upon the s't»*n Th* plsn’ i’s sr-d
the a r. -r.sl 11 f* *.f ti. *»n »
it shewn, and *u*h e\f* ng •' t at
bunt.rg siierit» and t ; »■ . ’tjp'is
thrills th * onlooker
r -
thr'l* *h* |*.e*i:-e* a e’* n-.A --s
ma*|e ,n- . *
t. V V » TV
r,irons »■ .- •1s y*» > - m,i .
:*d the .*r»n >* i t r»r t y it*
' ’b*. ha* heer» «■ ?n . • *i** ‘ •
1 »rF<»»..'** 'rff «*eff .i' "x "fiber*
so in'JSUS I>■ I#*#* » ; -iwd 1^
**»r’ the U»»' "i-■ i r * i * *
j w#« In a *o©«l v fs«.* ■*» ■ - ti « '•
I lav in s’Af’ ng ■*• - r • • • ’l.’*?.
I 1 - * »n 1
began r-.m eg t< psjr-- r\- r**r • »
r»f Fiindav af’• rc <| o< « - *
obliged is sr mi * a- ni - - h ** 11* .*•
fur th* fufj n • r ■
- . 4r W r
• Mnf * J » WhiU
• kit* * *.n * oo-jf t *•■* • * r- 1
if otf*T\ not’ rl #\M t' e M ’ *’ c|{
th* Ptnrr •" *%'• *l+4 n *
I I ,r 1 e tj * *t, T'*f. a* ■, *--|
{ goewl r, ir.4,Arc - - tef-e-f *# • % -
trie end •*•- era! c r :-»rr’ -
qu**n# in I . after t* - fee . . „r
;of tb afTslr W * 11* 1 e I- %.
1 'raineff t . w*«r • gf**‘ • *•
1 gowns and g *• r » i* ir> q u ** ’>t 1
j Ing fa*hl' »> Tii* pr g-.-r-. *.« j
j ' ki«*at-le k- *
J ,1a e •,- . e *
i Vitsin.* vc . • • • >• • . • 1 . .
■• ' t
possibly is not M.e right word t«. a
nd x< r Sr th***- younr f'»r tr,* r#
I toy *u<h *Mi llrwftd’
V r tht* frnnk Hnni
I Td. K htirtt unj < rjr*’ lli'kuih
I lurnilh th* -niHj’ , no*! thr i tfr +ir
• k~p fh* U’i?«hi*r f i.n« ?n
I UK I . Tnf- r* Hi r 'J 9 T % fl f' >• «l' • n
tl * r 1f * f m • 1 »» 5. :
I • p|f | ' r # f ,
i/attnnn that !•* vt« •» • t h'H 9 *r
n H lonp • m* # • f
DETROIT TIMES
ar • .nw n|< i gregt program of
rat. hy song*, dan es and »pe. tarlss.
( tlllt I VI
An r he*ir» pr cram that sfenr
* >• near s- ? th* pr’ e f ad
• • n *er< el . » nlef* n the a idl*
*n--* n the fad .< * trdnv afte*-n *r»n
•ir.t• | rh* a r . f the -Hr-adwa'
Fe ra Then Manager le-*y had th*
-a r» -rd •cl perv-tted th*
spe.'tatnrs to wat'*h th* nov*| scene
of a stag' b*.nx set n hurry-op or
d* r I* »a* e. -*k when th*
• it-lie*. v J •* Mark*, mad*
t v r r », p i An) the '-ompany
pore trsr made up f r the deiwjr
i a* n 1 in n «*r'!'f into l»e
--- putt •• a r - firmino of
nurk-t it - h* nc v 4 tue h»st
T> - •* » birlettaa
i>h*l. « r. r ■ ’ ar • .« for
tune hunter- v>trk* 1* the main
stay f«• * rca« tati- r> «nd about
h * -rk• a • -rr.pan/ ’hat p •«*»*»*
onwauai talents There 1* Any
F- was w • n<« • *• • r*« that
are d‘*tirvtlv fresh and new. also
Jane Ma* Mrrtie par srd Ma«
«’ark* Marks iM* ar excellent
-rj sos *. •’an»« n «*m Pa 'hem.
•*forg* K Sn* dec and Klwood H*-n
--ton Tii.v get art tin .sualiy .ar|*
and p- t >t 1 * *• n a *»ay l v «r !'a**i
Th* s*ttm*x ar* w#!l planned and
» |-|v t Tl.» »c-n*« ar*
, -1 a *. *rv ita 1 - n on th* M*v
—rting with lots t.f drums and wav-
RUSSIA PLANS
TO REMOVE
BAN ON JEWS
PET ROT# RAD Fob IS —-Rcmov*!
of si! present »tp‘, t ,r*s on *ntry of
Jews 1n»o business and efenstrm of
fi. i fr*'* i di m to few« who **t*
wr-ioded in the prevent war as well
as the R i«-*>Japaae< war. ix
planned v y ’he xovemrn*-n’ accord
l in? *0 seml-Offlctal preys axr-Qdes
' t C^*iJ|jr
The «n prem er, Jf t- stated
approves of enactment of .uh r*
form* tvro U» holding l’ will ail
j in the «oiu»i<.n of !he Jewish prob-
Mortuary.
n ii *ti a
*»•' •> • s*. r s't r * Mm
Hi A Walts' S. Mr* I, r ,Mm yj
cn»* and Mr. T>. mu J Ks’ >
• 'dar at 1 p r Mu- al j.* vs’*
rvtwfß F»F ft •*-• . 1
r> * Vo .' 1 far * 41 * K r nr.
! aged •« •<!•- r .r»*a.
<»* ** 'rim ho s* : j**ds ■ aft*r.
' #t 2 orlc-k B-i.'a prt*a*«
R V Mini »*»t F* * 1* a . v , f . „
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Int^ffr 4 »nt If owr 11, Mr. i* . 4
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CASTORIA
For Infantj *nd Children
i Use ForOver3o Years
i 3;«r s'turt <A
TAFT SAYS
li. $. MOST
i BE READY
Ex-President Thinks
War Certain Unless
Kaiser Baeks Down
GIVES ADDRESS
IN THE STATLER
300 Hear Head of
loeaffue To Enforee
Peaee Saturday
W t’lixm Howard Tart, president
of the league to hTnlorce Peace and
its most accomplished advocata, ar
gticd tn ftetroit (Saturday night for
the necessity of the I'nl’ed State?
taking the lead among the world
power* to entabliah an international
police fore* This country mevlta
blv wlil be drawn nto the European
war un>-* Or: «:’*
tactlr*. he -aid
Waxing t.eli grrent because of the
vio atlon of American neutral rtgh'.*
he held that th# present contin
g- ncr should bring home th# n#ces
#tty of world measure* to prevent
war 11# has given the outline of
the plan in rumerous other state#
and the conception of the league as
he presented 1t wa* not new. but he
startled his h***rwr? with his analy
?is of the present crtsi*
Some div*en’ from ;he words of
Stephen Ttecatur. ‘Our country right
or wrong.' but in thl tna’ter were
In the r!gh’t.“ he *a.d 'We're void
of offense T<» G« rntany we've d' ne
nothing not tn a. cord with mterna
•10n.1l taw a till her rxhta
"War is awful and thl? may be
Men fuav *ay tha* England # r.a' tea
?’and be*we*n u# and Germany and
bark of that the »rnu*« of the Al
lie#, but we never know where war
l* corning o*i* We went into Cuba
and came otlt to the Iffiillppine* We
may he facing hardship# vnd issue#
In c '-ner# of the globe that we don't
r-a!ie We fare a real crt#l# and
are called on for a real sacrifice *
Otto Kirwchner ac*ed as foastma#
ter at the dinner, which was attend
#<i by more than -! r *' m*-n and w»>
men Many repreaentativ*. [vetnvit
ers wer* prefert. He aid that war
* *fM l*# .vvD.J.-tl wl.rn {ei-'-nie.
but that there i# something worse
than war. and in the present situa
tion ’fcer» might b* nothing to do
but »o fiftht rharte* C Micheoer fol
lowed Mr Taft, and a# director of
t eld work fur the league, elaborated
on sone of hi* point# President
l'utchins of »hs University of Mirhi
Fan secured the adoption of a re#o
ution authoetxing Mr Kirschner tf
r.ppotp.» a mmraltie- cjf the league
for X htvan H»* ?*WtH a- the
(i umittcr t'harle-* Moore, chair
man H. W. f'ar.ipbe-ll and Sidnev T
Mule#
ERVIN PALMER IS
DEAD; WAS OLDEST
DETROIT LAWYER
Er*in PaJmer *ald to '•* th** old
**♦ lawyer tn Ivtrolt. di< and Bond*/
n hi* hom* at No Ito Harmon
v* Mr Palm*r wm» A4 year* old
*nd hud b**n a practicing lawyer
f'.r almost 6-> year* Th* funeral
’* .1 b* held Tn*»day afternoon. a»
2 o clock, and will be conducted by
•h* Retr. Theater B. Rm*r*ou. paa
•r-r of the Nor»h Woodward t'oo
rregational church
Mr. Palmer «ti bom In Ot**go
county. S. Y , tn 16*2. and cam** to
Michigan with hla parent* th* fol
lowing year The family •**t!*d In
Mcnrow county and founded th* yll*
I*g* of Kx*t*r. named after 'h*
•nwn*hlp in New York from which
fft* Palmar* <am* Mr Palm*r win
• durated In th* I'nlrerslty of Mich
igan. graduating In 1157. ll* was
tdnrdtt*d to th* bar »h* following
rrar and *r.:*r*d T K*> offr* of
L*org* V N lyMhrop 4 f*w y*ar«
at*r h* became a partner In th*
aw firm of Ward ft Palmar, and
toon roa* to th* top of hi* profea
•mn In Detroit
String th* Civil war, Mr Palm
' orgar.liod a volwn’eer pollt;* de
>»nm*nt for th* protection of Na
rro*». who w*r* fh* victim* of
much ****re rioting
Surviving Mr. Palmer are nine
Mldr*n and 12 grandchildren. Th*
'Mldr*n ar* G*org* I’, attorney.
Krvln R. attorney. and deputy pro
late r*rlat*r. John W, all of TV
*rolt; Herbert V. of Ypallantp
fgmla W., of San iWego. <*al ;
'"harlea G of Cleveland, and Al*
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Have You a Grouch? Do
You Know It Conies From
Suppressed Emotions?
By MARY E. WALTER
toeerright. it!* by M K Waiter i
The * froucb" has been put un
der a mlcroaeop* and analyied Ex
actly what the grouch ia. what
causes i* and what It doe* to one
have revealed In the scientific
Üboncory So ha*' the uj>t»date
cure of the “grouch "
The rrouch ia a bad thin* physl
tally because U la a nursed grtev
anta. and a ntiraad grievance ta a
bonlad up amotion, and Ilka many
o»har bottled up thing* a bottla.i
amotion gaia aour or ranrld or
"bad “
Remember two thinga about tha
“grouch ' Sometimes It ta caused
by Ulnae* Mostly it canaaa llln***
Whan If 1* cauaad by illne**. have
the Illness curad and ehm'nafa the
grouch Whan it causes Ulna** fha
thing la to have tha grouch curad
Tha emotion of tha grouch—lT
wa mar rail an amotion anything
»o horrid -ia a aort of gar
fear grief amotion Thaaa amotions
arc shown by pb vaiologtat* to piay
havoc w|»h tha human body—and
goodness know* thay work enough
havoc wl»h folks face*' Emotion
down the long linan of human »r»
Itition was developed to start bod
lly action It onuses secretions In
'ba body for arMon. and whan fha
amotion Is mrked up I* i« thasa *a
orations that ara corkad np and
sicken <ha grouchaa If tha poor
fallow wmi id only “let ft ent “ “glva
•oma ona a ple» • of hia mind " or
knock soma ona down ha would b«-
rallarad
‘Tha affect of grief, worry Jeal
LITTLE PAL.
MXJTQfEOTO MAKE ' WHY I COULDN'T! 'XX) rSNOW I SAwL I 1 H
A MONKEY OE ME W MAKE A MONKEY A MONKEY IN A
MOQNMN' |N Yml OUTOFNtXj' ! | C'RCUS ONCE ! 1 \&>>J 1 \I
9
n *AS TH'COITrST n\ \ IWO ARfI
thing To aee him \ \ \ \ NOT A monkey
STTATATAtfIrW \ \ 1 \ PIERPONTI Jj r-^
EAT. NOT ONCE D*> \ 1 N^r
Mr POT MU KNtFP \ yy>J O P (6* JjL
IN HIS MOOTM t T \\*V 7
MONDAY. FEBRraitr 19. I*l7.
ou*y on tha physical body 1* •••an
• n changes of tha call* of tha brain,
adrenals. and liver, and in lha nu
in* rous rrsultanl dl*»a«es and die
abilities.’’ a eye a sciential who ha*
made a study of emotion*
Ha |* aL*o authority for »h* sta*c
m*»nt that eacesatv** amotion* e«n.*e
physical damage a* serlou* a* that
of infection or a crushing Mow So
the grouchaa would ae wall taka
a **vare beating as bare tha
grouch amotion circulating in nis
system In fact, some say h*- ought
to hara a beating’
The secretions of amotion tax
the organ* of elimination Hen* a
the g roue bee ia sallow and dy*
peptic Worry ia known to rau-*»
diabetes I T gty amotions destroy
pow-r for good work Show us the
grouebae who la thoroly efficient’
I’nlass a grouch com*-* from phy#
leal llli.as*. as eya-etraln. Its cure
isr.'t na e«*sr!lv in pills except a*
ora may use them for bad results
of the corked up amotion Habit »«
the cure—the non grouch habit* lu
gin a minute at a time to have a
non grouch, as a baby learns to
walk Every one can who tries—
if ha w ill remember that his
grouch amotion makes sickening se
rrations from ardenal* and Itvrr **r
that her gro«*eh-emo»lnn produce*
*n 'mbecomina skin color
Hlnee !• Is established by ph>*(
cal science that health of the mind
reacts on the health of the bodv.
the rr.ot'o for the grouchaa and
the grouchess |* Forget |t’”
ARMED COWBOYS
INVADEJEXICO
Friends of Slain Americanr
( rnw Border To Avenge
Them
El, PASO. Tex.. Fab It —Ouad*
l ipc. 10 mtlas southeast of Juarez
h.** bean reported captured by a
band of Vllliatas under Manual
Ochoa, according to reports reach
!nr the border today.
A band of American cowboy*
under command of Andrew Paler
' son Sr. father of the American
killed bv the Mexicans In the raid
on the Corner ranch last week, ha*
invaded Mexico In an attempt tc
punish the bandits, a<-cordin« to ad
vice* here The posse of Amer/
cans numbers 400. all fully armed
and b*nt on securing vengeance for
the murder of their three romi-an
jor*. kidnaped and slain by Meii
cans following the raid a< ros* tha
border last week
OTHER WOMAN”
in McDaniel
CASE IS SHOT
ST J<**BT*f. Mo. Fab If.—MV*
Tisfoiar Krueker. raltM hy the state
“the «»her woman - In tha trial last
October of Oscar D McDaniel, (ben
county prosecutor, for the slurlng
of his wife, was deed today, and her
former husband. John K. Kmeker,
»erlou*lv Injured In a hospital here
Mrs Kmeicer wa* shot to death bv
her divorced husband late yenterdav
in her father’s home After ahootln.'
hts former wife Krurher then turned
the gun upon himself The only wit
ness *o the shooting waa the Kruck
are little daughter, who lay In bed
til with tonsllltls
EN
-By LEO.