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Ik S. TO RUSH
ARMY CAMPS
OI'KKATIONS OK COXHCKIPTIO.V
Jj.V U'll.l. lirsilS KAHIiV
NK.VT MONTH.
NO DELAY ANTICIPATED
In Const i-urt inn Of The Sixteen Can-
touiiieuts or The National
Ami).
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Washington, Juno 23. There will
bo no serious delay in construction of
the sixteen cantonments for the na
tional army, Secretary linker said to
day nnd all of tho establishments
prolwbly will bo ready about Sep
tember 1, the tentative date consid
ered for summoning to the colors the
first C25.000 men. The process of ee
lcctlng the men, the Secretary In-
dlcated probably will be set In motion
early in July.
Itcgulatlons for tho exemption and
slcctlon processes have been pre-
pared and will bo made public next
week. President Wilson Is under
stood to havo approved the general
scheme worked out by the War De
partment to secure fair nnd unselfish
application of the law thru local offi
cials. Minor modifications are be
ing made but plans will be complete
In a few days.
Machinery for the great task of
9 construction Is complete and in soma
' cases actual physical preparations
havo begun. Most of the contracts
have been let, army olllcers have been
dialled to oversee construction nnd
under an order published today the
4rcuKlner units of the National Guard
of fifteen States will be mustered
Into tho Federal service immedlatly
to aid In technical features of the
work.
Army liifclneers Tii Sunerxl-e.
At each cantonment, it was an
nounced to-day. all construction
operations will be under direction of
n Quartermaster. Seven of tho men
designated for theso posts are regul
ar army, officers .and the other, nine
nro successful civilian engineers who
have been commissioned as majors
In tho Quartermasters' Reserve
Corps. The department attaches
particular Importance to the work
of the constructing flunrternuihtera
becauso as the responsible represen
tatives of the Government they will
chec up all the figures of the con
tractors to see thai their cost plus
percentage contracts ure fairly ex
ecuted.
The only question as to canton
ment sites that Is not finally hettled.
Mr. linker said, Involves a possible
relocation of the cantonmont now
nssigned to lies Moines. Objection
hns been raised to the Des Moines
location on the ground that railway
faciltles are not adequate and that
it will be impossible to provide prop
er drainage. These points have been
reopened for consideration.
Untitling "of the enntonments, the
Secretary bald, would proceed on the
" present general specifications, tho
some minor modifications would bo
mado because of suggestions by the
medical committee of which Gorgas
is a member. After thee amps are
built and tho troops under training,
additional funds may be asked of
Congress to carry out further the
t" suggestions of th doctors.
Tho main problems now are those
of material and transportation. A
new difficulty hns presented ItsoU
In the shape of a shortage of Iron
- plpo. An enormous quaulty of piping
will bo needed for tho mains and
connections at the camps nnd the
available supply officials my will not
meet tho demand without crippling
ordinary nctlvltles of tho country.
For this reason a considerable qantl-
ty of wooden piping will bo used.
Uy way of emphazlzlng what can
be dono In a short time, when ull the
resources of the department nro put
to work, officials revealed today that
cantonments for tho regular army
mado necessary (by tho expansion
for war purposes have been rushed
almost to completion. Tho work did
not Involve, of course, anything llko
tho amount of material or labor need
ed for the sixteen big cantonments,
but It wns in Itself a big undertaking
and was put thru on record time.
Has ix Good Opinion of Chamber.
.iui h Tablets.
OUnmbcjrlaln'B Tablets nro a
wonJer. I no"c: sold anything t'int
beat .Hem." wtiei P. Tre"'(
Rtcr.mond, K. When troubled viU.
iml v Hlon or oi'l patlon give Hum
it t..tl. m
SLITS COCK'S TOXGUK
SO UK COULD SLEEP
Portland, Ore., Juno 20.-11 cost
v John Wilcox, 08 years old, of this
city, exactly 2G to erperlment with
tho crowing machinery of a neigh
bor's rooster. John couldn't sleep
o' inornlues becaube of tho perslst-
ont oxcrclslnR of tlio rooster's vocal
organs. So John caught tho crow
ing cock nnd slit Its tonguo In tho
liopo that peaco would rolgn tliorc-j
nftor In tho neighborhood, Tho l'ort
land Humnno Sdclety succeeded In ,
getting n 525 flno assessed on tho j
Hiuaioiir mrum oiictmimi.
s-
I'uixcnss aiaiiv si:uvi:s
sdvv ix nut rACTcmvt
T ...1n.. Imin on tlrltinnaa ATnrV
has been In tho garb of a munitions
ilfnK nnil lma rnlilinil Hlinilhlcrs
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with girls in tho factory and served
them soup. Her experience was not
"somewhere In Middlesex.'1
Olrla rushed to the windows In tho
factory when tho visit was announced
nnil lnnknd for her royal hluhnes3
In tho string of nutomobllcs 'that
111 W1U BU1I1B Ul liuiumuiriiio ........
came down the lane. Dut Jio slipped
in the plant on foot In a democratic
way and when tho disappointed
workers went to lunch at the adja
cent canteen they found tho Princess
overalled and smiling, btanding by
tho counter.
It was n busy hour for tho Prin
cess because so many of tho girls
were- eager to purchase from her and
quite a few came back Just to got n
royal smile. Following tho service
.nt tho canteen the Princess toured
tho factory.
U. S. DESTROYER TOO
LATE; SHIP IS SUNK
OI S TO All) MIJHCHAXTMAX, U-
1JOAT HAS tiCOKKD AXI)
DUCIvKl).
tlrte of tho American Flotilla In
r.i-iilrh Waters, June 23. To se-! a
rcei'hant ship torpedoed ns an
A .iisiti t ilnittrnvnp tl'na cnrnillnrf til
Hi.iv. imu ...-..",,. i--- o --
her rescuro was tho exasperating ex-
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nerlence reported by tho command
er of the destroyer upon his return
here to-day. Fortunately the des
troyer nrrived in time to pick up ull
tho crow, many of whom were swim
ming about.
Tho destroyer was convoying a
food ship when she received an S. O.
S. from a merchantman which wns
being nttacked by a submarine thirty
miles away. Leaving the food ship
nt the risk of losing her, the dvstroy
er speeded to tho assistance of the
other vessel only to bo grcettd when
almost within hnillng dlstanco by a
terrific explosion and the spectacle
of a grenc column of wntcr envelop
ing tho ship, lint not the -slightest
sign of the enemy.
Quickly picking up tho crow the
destroyer put bnck nt full speed to
tho food ship In order to savo her
from a like fate.
Clear Away The "Waste.
Howel regularity Is the secret of
good health, bright eyes, clear com
plexions, and Dr. King's New Life
Pills nro a mild and gcntlo laxative
that regulates the bowels and re
lieves tho congested Intestines by re
moving the accumulated -wastes with
out griping. Take a pill before re
tiring and that heavy head, that dull
spring fever feeling disappears. Get
Dr. King's New Llfo Pills at your
druggist, 23c. 3
Cloo Connection.
Ethel has' tho gift of graphic des
cription. Until recently she was a
little country girl, now sho lives in Tnls ja n - for a statesman, not
a large town. Tho first letter sho for a 80ldlor. It was Lloyd George
wrote back to her old homo began ot a mcmbcr of the British mtll
llko this: itary staff who reorganized Grent
"This Is a queer place. Next door T.ritnln for victory. For this task
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is isaiencu on xo our uuubv.
THOSE AWFUL
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Suggestions that may save
Much Suffering
ii !ii Po "For twelve veart
I suflered with ternblo cramps. 1
in bed several daya
every monin. x
tried nil kinds of
remedies and was
trnntpd bv doctors.
but my trouble con
tinued until one uay
I read about Lydia
E.Pinkhum'8 Vege
table Compound and
what it had done for
others. I tried It
ami now I nm never
troubled with cramps nnd feel liko a
different woman. I cannot praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Com
pound too highly nnd I nrn i recommend;
inc it to my friends who suffer as I did.
-W Geokgb R. Naylok, Cox 72,
Marysville, Pa.
Young women wno aro troubled wltn
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, drngging-down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion should
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetablo
Compound. Thousands havo been re
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Writo for free nnd nclpful advice to
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fiaentlal), Lynn, Mass. Only women
OPV'U unu read cucb letters.
l!ti HliiLlLlill II!
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IKERENSKY MAY BE
SECOND
NAPOLEON
YOUXO w.ui mixistim: I.OOKKI)
upox as hoiu: ok xi:v
ItUKSIA.
K NATURAL LEADER
Has Marks of llon.ipiirtc of Old and
Holds Confldcnrc of the
People.
Washington. Juno 24. That Alex
ander Kcrensky, Russia's new war
minster, will become the Itusslan
Xnnolcon nnd lead her discouraged
armies to victories under n dictator
ship llko that which Uonaparto creat
ed in Franco 118 year3 ago, is the
crowing conviction of ptudents of
llussian nffalrs In Washington who
ure alive to tho lessonr of history.
Conviction that Kerensky will be
tho Husslun Napoleon is no fanciful
surmise, but tho reasoned conclu
sion of scholars who believe the d2
vo.opamcnt of leaders Is shapeJ by
the Inescapable current of g.'Jil
tvents.
Ihcy see In Hussla precisely tht
con-'ttlons thV 0M3ted In France fol
lowing tho ri'ciu"on nnd reason Pi
jitcme mu3t bo at least slmiliar
In 1799 the French directory,
which occupied n position nnalaqo.n
to the Kusstnu incisional govern
ment, bad lost the power which It
nice possessed o.'cr the French pto-
Me.
France was vir rounded by enemies
The French trosuiy had run.d' '
The snmy wat -'inning and disorgan
ized. Like the " - an army it had
i... ..v v..- -
thrown off the old discipline and
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soldiers were deserting by thousands
Peace agitation filled the air.
Weary with long struggle and feel
ing Its independence wns safely
guarded by the nhlne and the Alps,
the nation longed for peace.
The directory know peace would
bo suicidal but was powerless to con
tinue aggressive warfare until as a
last resort Napoleon was plsced In
cbarce of the armies of Franco Just
as Kerensky was last week named to
command tlio armies of Russia.
So much for similarity of national
conditions. Let us look now at the
men.
Like Kerensky, Napoleon liad been
one of tho most ardent of revolu
tionists and strong antimonarchist.
A follower of Rousseau, his pro-
renubllcan essays Tverc written In the
same temper and -with as great earn
estness as tho fiery speeches of
Kerensky in the duma.
When Napoleon took charge of the
armies to save Franoo he baa no
more Idea of becoming emporcr than
Kerensky lias.
Kerenskys great speech announc
ing re-estnblislnnent If iron discip
line In the Russian army sounds al
most, llko -an echo -of Napoleon's
speeches to the French armies of
1799.
Even In features thero is a -marked
resemblance bewteen tho two.
ltls true Kerenslty lacks military
training, but to-day victory requires
organization and consolidation of en-
,tlro nations, not mere groups of
soi,ilers
I ,... ,.!..
tho training of Kerensky admirably
fits him.
And above all ho has caught this
lmncinatlon and captured the confi
dence of tho Russian soldiers and
peasants to the same degree ns tho
Little Corporal hold the Frencu peo
ple and Its army enthralled by his
courngo and daring.
Out of tho volcanic upheaval oi
every revolution eomo leader of over
whelming greatness haa appeared.
Is It not reasonablo to expect
that tho Russian revolution will run
mo to form and dovelop its Napo
leon or Its Cromwell, In tho person
of some genius as Kernesky who to
day holds In his hands tho fato of
Russia and perhaps tho fato or mo
entire world?
.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
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VJIKXril "UOMKX TO DRIVE
MAIS AUTOS BEHIND LIN'ES
Paris, .lisnf 2C. Between 150 and
200 women soon will bo driving mil
itary motor cars behind tho front.
Women Ir.vo tried since tho bei I
nlng of thu war to enlist In tho n i
tihucnilo" wre tho conter of this
group nnd It has secured tho signa
tures of several hundred of tho thou
sand women In Paris who hold Mi
enses to drive motor cars. Tho bu
reaus held them back until now.
The women aro obliged to enlist
for three mouths and to agree tosub- J
mlt scruplously to military rules and
discipline. They will In tho beginn
ing replace motor nmbulnnco driv
ers in tho foreign sanitary sections
who nro tranaferred to otheV sorvlcos
I.ator on they may replace men In
other automolillo sections. The com
manding ollleers of our military di
visions have mado applications for
women recruits to drive service cars.
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KKXTl'CKV Kl'ltKKOX ASKHI)
TO TAK13 I'XIT TO I'ltAXCK
Lexington, Ky., Juno 24. Dr.
David Harrow, n physician, of this
city, has been commissioned to or
ganize n base hospital unit for ser
vice In France. Information receiv
ed here Is to the effect that about
twenty doctors will be enrolled, nil
of whom, it Is expected, will come
from tho Fayette County Medlcnl As
sociation. Sixty nurses will accomp
nny the unit. Dr. Darrow tendered
his sorvlces to the War Department
some time ago and has renewed his
efforts, which have finally met with
success. i
Business Scholarship.
We have for sale, a scholarship,
good for a complete course in either
ookkeeping and Accounting or
Stenographers Course In the Owens
boro Business & Industrial College.
For particulars apply at Republican
office. tf
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YOUXG filllLS STEAL;
LOOK FOR CRIME UUMP
Bloomlngton, Intl., June 25. Two
llttlo 11-year-old girls may be ex
amined by physicians of Indiana Uni
versity for the "bump of criminality"
which caused them to enter into a
criminal career with a vengeance.
They have been Incorrigible for
several years, and their escapades
culminated In what for an older per
son would have been robbery, besides
a Joy ride. Going to the home of a
merchant, ono of tho girls asked if
she might leave her apron there nnd
entered Into conversation.. The man
consented and loft the room for a
few mlnute3. After the girls had left
he discovered a wallet containing $17
had been stolen.
Tho two girls, relating their esca
pade later, said they proceeded to a
Jewelry store, where one of them
nurchaoed a gold bracelet. They then
visited clothing stores and made lib
eral purchases. When dressed in
style, they called a taxi and ordered
the driver to take them to a pleasure
jark and later to a moving pirtuio
show. After a choice dinner later
at a cafe, tho girls bid the mone?
i4iid wsit homo about midnight, alter
ti wonderful day.
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How Is that?"
"He murders a speech while trying
to deliver it." Baltimore American.
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OF NIGHT UOMUARDMEXTS
Now York, Juno 20. Sergt. Ar
thur G. Empoy, nn American who
servod In tho British army a year
and a half before ho was wounded,
told members of the New York Uni
versity Alumni Association that In-
tonso bombardments raging along
the western front gave sulllclent light
to read a newspaper In tho first
trench.
EnrVoy said army chaplains hold
services somotlems on gun carriages
with ono eyo on tho Bible nnd the
other on German ueroplnnes. Tho
Prussians, ho said, aro tho most fe
rocious fighters, with tho Bavarlan3
next and tho Saxons third.
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Coincidence.
Nervous Co-Ed Conductor, which
end of this car do I get off of?
Conductor It doesn't make much
difference, ma'aui. Both Aids stop.
Slrren.
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