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THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. 5 fl'M
I IS Protection is b.
Si e Mountain j fr'p
J 3rand Labcu Sgp
I I ;
Jj Tho fi-grnnee of MOTWTATN Brand M
;! HAM stir nonr appetlt with a zest and -' : 'y
J ! rHish 'hat nothing .ati?f: hut "more R.V.x. :.-"Vx'-'kki'-
if J Mountain Ham." CF''-' '
! 1 . ' nus Ji1t ni'! lender . ur- Biijf ' .
r "nwect" Hear o the tmnn. Fried or I; -- . 'T .,'
IE boded, you'd enjoj it : . '';;:V f f&&
I Br' - . feZ&t
The finality and superior -::re are the EJ-::?;.'. j felj&sy
11 rrc -verv dny in the year. The flavor tS'r .-. ."'.' i ,
W . . Iff J ..;
I Ogden Packifjg & Provision
Woman's Panel
! j Dorothy Dix Talks
THE SERVANT PROBLEM
By DOROTHY DIX, the Wo: Id 's Highest Paid Woman Writer j
L The employment secretary of the Y
. Ijl : , iM. ,;,)..: ,hin!s that she has
I Elved the servant problem.
r According to her plan the kitchen
inrr'Miii' ol ih" luiun- will be known
u- as Hmi' ' -islam " and will ha e
I pertain well defined "rights." These
, pncludo a definite working schedule of
II letgiit hours a day. A tull free day
I llholidav each week Front door key,
'1 use of the parlor and piano, use ct the
E au toriiob 1 1 on .-'ai'il occasions, and
irc-don from all dish washing, iron-
inland such drudgery, the right to eat
.at" table with the family, and take
t 'part In the -ncial conversation and life
as one of the famil
Thi solution of the servant ques
ticn dnes mure than settle it. It
Mjjnlnates it, for it makes the position
5 fof iho poor, down trodden mistress of
ll the house so intolerable that she will
reb"l, nnd e.iher do 1 1 : r own house
I pfork herself, or f 1 to the ark of ret
n uge of a hotel or boardinp,house.
I That the servant girl should de
fM mand fhortrr hours and more pay
Birhcn all other labor is working lo-?
fBtod rcttinc nior" for it, is to be ex--I
pcrtcd None of 11 work for other
people lor the pure lore of it, and If
girl can earn more and have easier
Kours in a lactory than she can in a
J3 kitchen sh" is quid richt to go to
l the factory, and the housewife who
: competes with the manufacturer for
h: - nics must expect 10 pa her
I j is much and give her as short hours
a: he doe?
I The arranging of an eight hou' day
1 for the worker in a house presents
manv more difficulties than it does In
a factory However, because the es
J Fxntial charm of home consists in it
I I not beinq run on a hard and fast
Schedule It is iho place where we
I can Uike our ease where v. call eat
H r beu we are hungry, and sleep when
U 1 ! are -leepy and leuve things rcat
I tered aboui when w feel mussy, and
i hr,:ni. , : i n' . . ,,:i'i l,. nl-.- honi"
4 Lhr-n we caie not be late for a min
I utc at meal because the cook's hour
lis about to strike and she will van
n ( )-.h like Cinderella ai the ball.
M 1 Al::o a si rvant's bus hours, t iio
Ml time when she is most needed, come
I Lin the early morning and at night, and
I 10 when cook works on an eiht hour
I bhift, the Ii'mim'w e win have to de
f cide uheilo-r -he would rather get up
If ol a morning and gel breakfast, or em
I lout her clubs, and teas, and matinees,
I and Ma y ,t iioine and cook dinm r.
I la souk p -is-of the south the eight
;i NOW THIS
nOOS WOMAN
( GOTWELL
Told by Herself. Her Sin
cerity Should Con
vince Others.
Oiristopher, 111. "For four years I
j differed from irregularities, weakness,
I r nerVQUWlMM and
' llillUj ' was in a down
I UtSSMIl III CunL'lt'loni Two of
UBPN4H our best doctors
'S failed to do mo any
P rTifW good. I heard bo
1 - -ill i much about what
I Ml LydiaE. Tinkbam's
y vegetable Com
W v9r 11 1 pound had dono for
V & others, I tried it
' 'y and was cured. I
it- ' am no longer npr-
vous, am regular,
T ' and in excellent
nealth. I believe the Compound will
fure any female trouble. "Mrs. Alice
I W.LLER. Christopher, 111.
fousnesa 13 often a svmptom of
! J;eine3s or some functional derange
( nt, which may be overcomo bv this
lamous root and herb remedy, Lydia
llntharn's Vegetable Compound, as
' "ousands of women have found by
Periencc.
p. complications exist, write Lydia E.
i f., ham Hedir in.- Co Lynn. Mass., for
13 'p801'" in regard to your ailment
w i"e result of its long experience is
I tyourfiervice.
hour day has long been enforced by
the colored autocrats of the kitchen,
who cook a 2 o'clock dinner, and iheni
take iheir hat- ;.nd their bask,eti and
fare forth to their homes ffom which
1 they emerge not into the working1
world until the next morning
No money, no persuasion avail- to
to make them cook a third meal.;
Thev'vp got to have some time to en
Joy themselves, they say, and af the!
white folks want anything more to!
'eat they can cook it themselves, or co 1
to a restaurant. This plan is inoon-I
I venient enough in a small community 1
It would be an impossibility in a large
city, where the distances are great
1 and where bankers, and brokers, and
1 merchants who are not fortunat
'enough to be able to work only eight
hours a day, could not cut into their
most strenuous season of labor to go
'home to eat, even to please the cook.:;
1 Granting the domestic servants de-j;
mand to as short hours and as much
'pay us she can get, the other griev-l
ances of the hired girl seem fantas-'i
; tic and far fetched Why docs she !
I wish to associate with her employers I i
I and be c onsidered a member of the '
I family0 No olr.er employes expect to
j be taken into the bosom of the fam-j
ily of the person who hires him or In r.
I Because you cook a man's meals Is no r
I more reason to be invited to dinner by !;
jhim than it would be if you kept his
books, or blacked his boots. Nor Is!'
there any more reason why a domes-I
tic should have the use of his atlto-l
mobile than Iher? is why his elevator
, boy should have it.
Many a pirl in the kitchen is belter j'
bred, more intelligent, and a thousand 1
times better moraljy than her emplo
ers in the parlor, and there is no rea
json why she should demean hersell by
'associating with them socially. Ne- 1
leeesity may force us to take the job i
we can get, but we have a right toi
pick out our company
1
: We arc 'old that it hurts (he pride ,
I of the servant girl not to make one 1 ,
I of the family group. She -hould kav '
ja finer pride. She should be too
proud to wish to force herself uponi;
i those who do not wish her, not be-
cause she works for a living but be
cause every family lias a desiia fori
I privacy in iis own home, and each in
. dividul of us likes to pick out our own
I friends who are personally cont;i nial !
I to us. I
I As a matter of fact, the complaints
'of the servant girl are mostly giiev-
ances that she manufactures out of I
j whole cloth Certainly her wrongs
are never wrongs that she has to en- J
I dure, for if she doesn't like her room,
'nor her food, nor 'he way the woman
she works for treats her, she has only;
to go forth and lake ber choice of
homes ;nd Jobs that are aching to re
I reive her.
For the cook supply never equals
the demand. The kitchen is one Held
of labor that is never satisfied.
And a.s for the persecuted, put on,!
j brow beaten, hired girl well--miti-1
I tresses have their faults, and their j
j nerves and thir tempera; but human
nature is selfish and prOnc to look outi
i for itself, and there an not man of'
U8 who are rash enough to anta
1 the one creature who holds our phys-
leal comfort in her hands. F01 proof ,
, of which you may observe, that not
matter what husband-; and wives say
; to each oih' r they invariably mind
jtheir p's and q's when they speak to
the cook.
Rut anyway you look a( it the pres
ent domestic problem is an interest-1
ing one And it is well to observe the1
hired irl attentively because in the
I next few years sh is likely to be as j
j extinct as the dodo.
REPRIEVES ARE GRANTED.
j LINCOLN, Neb . Sept. 19 Re- 1
Iprieyes granted by Governor Samuel R.
McKelvfe extend to next January j
'the date for the electrocution ol Al
ison 3. Cole and Allen V Gramnier. j
'both ol whom had been Uttdt I Bl ntortc
!io die today for the death of Gram
I mar's mother-in-hYw, Mrs Lulu O.
Vog of near Elba, who was shot and
killed in 1 7 Cole has an appeal
j pending in supreme court.
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j CoLI on J. J. Brunimitt ai
I 2417 Hudson tvcn'ie, if you
want to cell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
CONGRESS TO
HONOR GENERAL
PEYTONC.MARSH
WASHINGTON. Sept 19 At the re
quest of Secretary Baker the house
rulei committee will meet next vr?ek
to cor-ider Ut bill proposing the p -1 -manent
rank of general for Peyton C
.March, chief of staff The secretary
asked ( bairmah Campbell today for a
special rule, giving the March hill
privileged consideration in the house
II v.ts recommended for passage bv
the military committee by one rote
and sharp opposition is expected on
'he floor.
Itinerary of the
President During
Stay in Salt Lake
SALT LAKE, Sept. 19 This Is the
program for President Wilson's visit
to s.iii Lake next Tuesday, from the
lime of his arrival at the Oregon Shori
Line railroad station until his depar
ture, following his address at the tab
ernacle. 4:30 p. m. President and party ar
rive over the Oreqon Short Line Re
ception committee forms line from
president's special car across platform
to depot sheds
1 in p m Party takes automobiles
KOin- e isl on South Temple -ireit to
Main South on Main street to Fourth
South, east on Fourth South steel to
Slate, north on State to South Temple
east on South Temple to Fifth East
street, where the parade will break
The president's car will proceed each
on South Temple through Federal
Heights to Fort Douglas
6 p. m. Party returns to the Hotel
Utah whorjfe dinner will be served
President and Mrs. Wilson in their
suite.
7 p m. : Tabernacle door- open
8 p m All reservations (intakes
thrown open to the general public.
8:10 p. m. President and Mrs Wil
son leave the hotel for the tabernacle.
8:15 p. m. President arrives at tab
ernacle. 8:25 p m. Governor Bamberger in
troduces the president.
8 30 p. in The president begins his
address.
Catarrh
Of The Stomach
Is Dangerous
I "Thousands Have It and
Con't Know It," Says a j
Physician Frequently Mis
I taker, for Indigestion
Hov to Recognize and I
"Thousands of people suffer more or J
less constantly from lurred, coated j
longue. bad breath, sour burning stom :
ach, frequent vomiting, rumbling in
stomach, bitter eructations, ga?, wind
md stomach acidity and call it indlges
lion when in reality their trouble Isl
Jue to gastric catarrh of the stomach "
v.rites a Nov; York physician.
Catarrh of the stomach is dangerous!
because the mucous membrane lining
3f the stomach is thickened and a coat-:
ing of phlegm covers the surface so
that the digestive fluids cannot mix;
with the food and digest them This,
condition soon breeds deadly disease,
in the fermented, unasslmllated food '
The blood is polluted and carries the
mfi 1 tion throughout the body. Gastric
ulcers art apt to form and frequently
an ulcer is the first sign of a deadly j
cancer
In catarrh of the stomach a good and
safe treatment is to take before meals
teaspoonful of pure Hisurated Mag
nesla in half a glass of hot wp.ler as
hot as you can comfortably drink it. ,
Tht- hot water washes the mucous
Irom the stomach walls and draws the
Mood to the stomach while the bisurul
d magne&js la an excellent solvent for
1. ucus and increases the efficiency or
the hot water treatment. Moreover
the Bisuratod Magnesia will serve as a
P'-werful but harmless antacid which
will neutralize any excess hydrochlorn
acid that may be in your slomrch ana
sweeten Its food contents Easy. na
ural digestion without distress of an.
Uind should soon follow Bisurated
Magnesia is not a laxative. 1- harm
lese pleasant and easy to take and
rt be obtained from any local drug
gial Don't confuse Bisurated Magne
sia with other forms of magnesia,
milks, citrates, etc., but iei it in the
pure bisurated form (powder or tab
lets), especially prepared for this pur
pose. Advertisement.
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SIEGE IN MOSCOW.
- HFLSINGFORS, Sept, 19. (Bv
The Associated Press.) The
newspaper Pravda 01 Petrograd
4- publish-s a soviet government
4- proclamation declaring a state of
siege In MOSCOW, In consequence
of the operations of the Cossacl: -f
f i.i neral Mamontotf ea ,ilr nea
the Red army.
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4. 4r -t
PROMPT RELIEF I
for the acid-distressed stomaeli, I
try two or three
Ki-KOIDS
after nif.il';, dissolved on the
tongue keep your stomach I
sweet try Ki-moids the new I
aid to digestion.
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mi nn
I Theatres
AT THE ORPHEUM.
I Pantagcs circuit opened for this
week yesterday and played to good 1
'and appreciative audiences at the Or l
pheum theatre.
Firal Ofl the bill appeared Amoral'
and Obey, described in the program as j
Parisian Eccentriques, who performed
a mediocre acrobarie act in which the
moat outstanding feature was the lady
of the pair who flitted hither and'
thithei without doing anything re-1
markably of note and yet managing to'
keep the act alive.
I W hy he should be billed as Cliff
and Clark we don't know, for he was
one person, and when he appeared'
and bejran ln acl v. e here's j
where we meet another of life'a di
appointments but ho essa; d the lm- ;
personation of certain actors in the
.-mums oi a sontr entitled Jly Mmh
1 er's Rosary" which convulsed the
house and brought him hearty ip
plans-
Liile Shaw, Lawrence Williams and;
Charles Burnison appeared in a one- 1
Ht play entitled "There She Goes
Ac.un' in which MJaa Shaw depicted
the manners and mannerisms of a
woman one "dance crazy' who Isl
read to elope from her brutal hus ,
band with a dancing instructor onl
'to be impeded by bru'e husband ap
pearance in ihe nick of time. Mr
Brute entertains the Intentive eloper
with his opinions on the pair and fin
ish - by planoing a plot whereby both;
the brute and the eloper are supposed!
to be dead; she shall come in, says'
the plotter and. discovering her dead j
lovers, prove which of them has her
heart. They shoot, they lie down, they'
appear dead, she appears, and. criinq
out" You poor boobs" Immediately!
1 telephones another lover to meet her!
at a dance hall. Well staged, and
reasonably well acted, it was the poor
; ev-;t one-act plav we have ever seen..
It left us with .1 decided brown taste.'
Which brown taste immediately:
I left us for good and all when the Lm i
pire Comedy Four, a quartette ofl
male voices appeared and kept the
I audience delighted, amused, and in
; terested and very loath to see them
i disappear Without doubt, in our opin j
1 ion, 1 1 1 i is the best comed musical
I quartette the Orpheum has ever
staged Fine rendition of their pl cei
I combined with splendidly rehearsed
good humor kept the audience in roar;-1
of laughter. A little man with an in-j
toxicatlhg mannerism of trilling tht j
letter "r." and a basso with one oi
the richest voices surely ever heard
on the audeiUe ;,taec. were the dis.
tlnctive people of a distinctly dlstin-'
Iguihed quartette.
Joe Fanton and company in "A
Morning in Camp" introduced a nov
elty acrobatic act in a refreshingly in -
terestinc way The three voun men
ere heart il) applauded and deserved
it Oifficult as it is to perform an -thing
new in this line of work, these
three managed it to the great delight
of the crowded house.
"Movies" and Mr Erickson's capa- .
hie orchestra filled out a bill sbich
in the mam pleased the hou-e
rvo
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises
Peersons suffering from catarrhal
'deafness, or who are growing hard of
! hearing and hae head noises will be
glad to know thai this distressing af
fliction can usually be successfully
i treated fit home by an internal medi
iCine thai in many instances h:iS effect
ed complete relief after other treat
jments have failed. Sufferers who
1 could scarcely hear have had their
h a riiij; r -tored to such an extent that
the tick ot a watch was plainly audible
seven or eight inches away from either
ear. Therefore if you know of some
one who is troubled with head noises
j or catarrhal deafness, cut out this for
Imilla and hand it to them and you may
have been (he means of saving some
poor sufferer perhaps from total deaf
ness. The prescription can be prepared
at home and i marie as follow-
Secure from your druggist 1 oz. Par
mini (double Btrength) Take this
home and add to it '4 pint of hot water
'and a little granulated sugar: stir un
til dissolved Take one t ablespoorful
j lour times a day.
Parmlnl is used in this way not only
'to reduce by ionic action the inflam
mation and welling in the Eustachian
Tubes, and thus lo equalize the air
pressure on the drum but to correct
any excess of secretions in Ihe middle
,ear, and the results It gives are nearly
always quick and effective
Evry person who has catarrh in
any form, or distressing rumbling, hiss
ing sounds in their iais, should iVi
this reripe a trial Advertisement
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Soviet System Has
! No Place in the
I Life of Americans
SALT LAKE. Sept. 19. So long a.
ithe American Legion stays out of pol
nn n will be r-uccesjf ul derlaicc
j Joseph K Prick, justice of the su
preme court of Utah, at a membenhii
tally Of the Legion held at Barral
hull last night This does not impl
; however. Judge Frick explained, tha'
'the organization must ftand aloof frit
jthe national life of the countr
"The association," tie said, 'retain?
ihe right 10 form Its own policies :inc
10 impress those policies on the met
elected to legislative positions. It
must insist that the men elected en
deavor lo put these policies into of
I feet, but it must. also allow them ic
luse their own judgment as to how tc
'achieve the desired result.
Judge Frick reviewed the event?
that led up to the Declaration of In
dependence, called attention to the
fact thai that document declares thai
government exist because of the e m
senl of the governed, and explain I
CATARRH W
8R For brad or throat JgMlg
SLM catarrh try th liFfwK
vapor treatment B
VICRS VAPORUBm
"YOUR BODYGUARD" -3Of.60eTw.2O
'hat under the constitution of 'her
Fnlted Stales the power rests wi.h
the pt-ople to alter or abolish the gov
ernment .it r-.ny titu' the1. iua ;-o de
sire.
"Put,'" he continued, "such altea
itions or abolition must be done In ac
cordance with law and order. Oui I"
la goernnient of l.iw. and in law we
must find the right to proceed. Mid
:hae you ever heard of a better gov 1
lernment, where the power of the peo
ple to change is more effective'' Th-. .
is none If the people make up th -i
minds that change is necessary, thoj
'have only to meet together and ac
j cording to law and order proceed lo
the alterat ion
'Yet you will hear people lecturing
Ion the beauties of the so iet. govern
inent. We do not need a soviet gftv-1
rnment Under the present govern
ment, the rights of the individual are :
secure; under the soviet, he has no
rights that the majority cannot ignore
At present the government is In v m:
hands Continue for ten years to up
hold its principles and the laws will
so adjust themselves to conditions
that no man will dare suggest there
is a better system.
Wesle E King, state chairman el
'he Legion who presided ai the meet
ing called upofl those present to ex
plain 10 all service men possible 'uu
-.he organization is a civilian associa
tion which has no connection with the
; government . thai II Is made up of l.r
1 1 it serylce men without regard lor
I rank and that all members are on r.he j
same level. As an organization it h;s
'no politics and is not going to haw
jiny, he declared.
DizzyWrecked His
i Automobile j
Two years ago my stomach trou
ble got so had that I was almost con
stantly filled with gas. This made me
very dizzy at times. Last fall I was al
most overcome by one of these dizzy
spells while driving my car, and ran '
it into a telephone pole, badly wreck- '
ing the c;.r A friend recommended
Mar's Wonderful Remedy for my trou
ble. Since taking the first dose 1 have;
steadily improved, and feel better now
than ever in my life." It is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation;
which causes practically all stomachj
lher and inti -nnal ailments, including'
appendicitis. One dose will convince
cr money refunded. A R. MIntyre
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
Adt ert Isemenl
"Wives of Men," that big
eight-reel special at the Rex
theatre, beginning tomorrow
for an indefinite run. Open 2
p. m. Admission, including
war tax, 10c and 25c.
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Preparing to j
Organize the I
World League
WASHINGTON, Sept iri- Prepafa
nons for the organization of the
league of nations are being made in
'London by Sir Kric Drummond, secre- j
I tary-generatt and Uaymoud H Fos
,c'lck, an American under-secretary, so
thai the league will be in readiness to
'functional its firsr meiing to be called ,
in Washington The date of this met 1
j ng is undecided.
I Colonel E. M. House and Lord Rob
ert Cecil and other members of the
'organization committee of the league
hove been taking part in the prelim
Unary organization work.
The organization committee aired,
has adopted a resolution contemp'a -iPB
thai member Btates may assign
some of their own officials for ser
vice under tho league and has recom
mended thai "the governments of
Slates member- of ihe league shall
;take into consideration the services Of
their officials in ihe International sdc
I I otarlat."
In preparatory work for the foun
dation for the international court ul
justice, the committee is underst?od
1 1 have .irriM'd .1! the opinion that it;
would be desirable to invite a num-
ber of eminent international jurists to
live then opinions on the constitution
of such a court, and has voted to take
up he question in detail at some sub- J
sequent meetings The action of the
committee is said to indicate lhat the
work of organising such a court will
be r.iriied forward from tho poin;
where it wai Btarted bj the United
Stutes at The Hague twelve years ago. I
I when Elihu Root, then secretary ofl
state, In his instructions to the Amor-1
ican delegates charged them to work
'or the cr ai ion of an International
tourt about twice the size, in membrr-
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Eighteen Drivers
' Enter 150-Mile
Classic Races
NEW YORK Sepi if Eighteen
drivers are entered In the 150 mile
classic and a ten mile special match
race at the Sheepshead bay speedway
tomorrow afternoon, it was announced
today hv the contest beam The races
will decide the long distance and sprint
1 hampion of lyifi Tin" entries in the
HOW MUCH TOBACCO 1
WILL MY HEART STAND 1 :
Question Vital to Every Man Who Smokes or Chews
IT COSTS A PRECIOUS LIFE TO
FIND OUT BY EXPERIMENT
The h.art of c orv HSCf of tobner-o
hnrs a double burden. It doos Its allot
ted tas-k and then fichts nicotine (or
upri in.e y As lone H8 the heort win-', he
lives: When it loses he die but before
the final victory of nlrotmr you PSM
through many slopes of decline and de
cay . nd .sutler many pariSS Hearts arc
)IUe human binx.i some nre Ktronpcr
thnti other? therefore- some he nm will
stand more tobacco ihan Others, but
there is n limit to what ;my heart can
.stnnil The mini who pun this additional
strum on hi- f(C3t dozen times a d.iy
by smoklnff ciparettc-3. a pine or cigars
or chewing tobacco-rli i-ikinc a mad-
man's chance With health nnd life to
lose .md nothing in win bill th.- ehance 1
that he mm not lose th m He Is IndulK
incr in n COStlV habit at tK expense o.
precious health. Ask un doctor an -when
anil lie will tell you that using
tobaceo Is Injurious and thnt It Is far
hotter to unit the habit ihan to expert
in. nl to find how much tobacco youi
heart will stand without serious results.
r.ut the thotiRht of quitting Is un
pleasunt to most men even to those who
know lhat tobacco Injure them and to
r.-alh -lull takes more will power thjn
thflv have, and eauses more suffering than
thf can voluntarily endure To quit th ',
hiiii uiaJx. it ciav for iourf.clf bv cai-1
ten mile match race are Ralph De Pal
ma Tommy Milton, Ralph Mulford
Joe Bo er and Louis and Gaston Ohev
rolct. These drivers are the winners , !
of the various classics this year and
will compete in three ten mile heat is
lor the sprint championship and a
purse. The 150 mile event in which
the eighteen drivers will start will be
a reiv.Ti of the speed feud between
tin Chevrolet brothers. This will be
the ttrsl chance Louis will ha e to win
back rhe laurels Gaston won when he
smashed the 100 miles world's record
which Louis held for more than ten
ears.
I9t'
STEEL PLANTS 1
ARE PURCHASED I
BY AMERICANS I
BERLIN, Thursday. Sept. 18 (By
'h. associated Press.) The Boehler,
steel sndicate plants at KapfenburfTi
I Wurttembur?. have been bought by
Americans, according to tho Tsgets
ZeitUQg. The purchaser-, ihe newspa
per declares, notified the employes
that a ten hour da and a piece work itrj
schedule would again be put in force
and that those oppo-inc this plan
; would he discharged October 1 and
replaced with American laborers.
: When toid lhat this misht provoke
disturbances, ihe new management,
according to the newspaper's account,
replied that in such an event Amcri
can military forces would take charge
of the situation. The employes, it Is
said, then accepted the conditions.
m
n
ting Nieotoi tablets and t.-ikinc them hs
directed The habit really quits you and
its departure la s pleasure equal to its
indulgent
if on want to know how much cosier
! tt is to quit the habit -with Nicotol than
without it. po twenty-four hours without
tohaoo and not what an effort it costt ji !
c.n i ben hepln usinp it as usual and K. '
i.ik. NlCOtOl tablel.v At the end of a
weok discontinue smoklnc or chewinj; for
a day and it Is probable you will have
no desire to resume At least your d
sire will le CToatlv diminished and an
other week or two should make It noL
onlv possible, but a pleasure, to quit.
NOTE: Or. Connor formerly of Johns
Hopkins Hospital, under whose adv(r"
NkOtol has often tieon used said when
this stuicmcnt was shown to him. T
have known Nicotol to conquer the to
haero habit in kss than ton days' tun?
nnd I can therefore recommend tt
highly." When the doctor's statement
m hewn to on.- of our leading drusj?
elSts he .ald: ''Nicotol Is truly a wonder
ful remedy for the tohacco ltublt way
ahead of anylhnu we have ever sold b
fore W authorized ty the manu- KILHI
faeturi-rs to refund the men " lo ever1'
dissatisfied customer und we would not
permit the use of our name unless '.he
remedy iKisscsscd unusual merit." Nico
tol Is sold In this eiiy under an ironrlad
monev-hark guarantee bj all up-to-dat-,
druggists, Including Mctntyre Druy
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