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' tongue conted and you fee' rheumatic
twlngoa when tho weather Ii bad
Eat lesa moat, drink lota of water;
alxo get from any pharmacist four
I ounce of Jad Saltn; take a tablespoon
ful In a glass of water before break-
foot for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. Tbls famous salts
1 1" mado from the acid of grapes -and
lemon Juice combined with lltbla, ana
has been used for generations to clean
clogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity, also to neutralize the
acids in urine, so It no 'longer is a
source of Irritation, thus ending blad
der weakness. '
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot In
jure; makes a dollghtful effervescent
lltbla water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep tho
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe In overcoming kid
ney trouble while It is only trouble.
Adv.
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Germany increases Her
Supply of Ammunition
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SMALL SETTLER
TALKED TODAY
MUX AT IXTKHNATIO.VAL HIRK.A.
tiox coxrmuKH coxsidkh the
I'lXAXClXti OF MUX OX 1HRI
f JATKU TRACTS
'enabled to become a successful'farm
or of Irrigated lands. ''
All Organs HIiohti
Detailed pictures of all organs of
the body are obtalnablo through new
apparatus now In use in France and
regarded as an extraordinary boon to
surgery. A somewhat similar ap
paratus, of American Invention, was
demonstrated before two
physicians In Chicago September 28.
United Tress Service , '
El. I'ASO, Tex., Oct.- 19. The
question of financing settlers on Irrl
Kated lands under reclamation pro
jects, whether public, or private, was
one of the most Important topics dis
closed by tho "Rural Credits and
Land Settle moot" section of the In
tcrnatonal Irrigation congress at to
day's session.
Elmer Mead, head of the depart
ment of rural Instltutlons'ln the Uni
versity of California, and an eminent
authority on the subject of rural
crodlts, is in charge of thla section of
the congress.
Prof. Mead and other authorities
on the subject of credits, nresent at
hundred tl0 6e8gonj formulated plans whereby
Laid 1m m Stock;
C, P. Little, wholesale manager of
Victor Vlctrolaa and records of Port
land, left this morning after a busi
ness" visit with E. T. Shepherd" of
Shepherd's Piano depot. While here
Mr, Little checked up the entire stock
of Victor records, and Induced Mr.
Shepherd to carry practically an en
tire stock of the best selling Victor
records, and also took a substantial
order for Victrolas.
Voto on Hale of Inlands
Doth houses of the Danish parlia
ment on September 30th ratified the
holding of a plebiscite on the sale of
the Danish West Indies to the United
States. It Is believed that the sale
will be consummated by the end of
November, At a- recent plebiscite
held on the question of the Islands
only eleven' votes were cast unfavor
able to the sale.
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examination and consultation.
FURTHER Thla places yon t
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First Wheat From Argentine
The Argentine steamer Pampa re-.
cently sailed from "Buenos Aires for
New York with a, cargo of 4,000 tons
of wheat and llnceed. Newspapers of
that city state that Is it the first time
that Argentine wheat has been export-
the settler with small capital will be ed to the United States.
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ESSEN, (lurmany, Oct. lit Twenty
thousand new workers will this week
Join tint foico of "O.DilO already em
ployd in tho Rie.it Krupp Kiln works
III till) KlKiiiitlc task of ttmtliiK out
mIioIIs nnd kuum lo feed tho (lurunii
nrinlir.
The addition cf UiIh hiiRo force Is
one Mcp In the roursu of (lerinaio's
renewed urrorts to win tho wnrls tak
en under tho direction of Field Mar
shltl von lllndeiibtirK. now chief of
htiiff. Mirny skilled workmen aro be
ing recalled from the front to aid In
speeding up tint production of war
iitipplliu, and barracks aio being
built hero to Iioiihu thorn.
Kiom conversations with Krupp di
rectors, with Aiigimt Thysscii, tho
"Carnegie of Ccrinnuy," and other In
dustrial lender three facts beconio
apparent regnrdjug the (ierinnn cam
palKn slnci) vrn lllndenhiirg a?Hiinied
leadership,
First Ueiinaiiy plans to maintain
her supremacy In the artillery branch
or warfjrn by Inn casing tbo supply
of Runs mid ammunition.
.Second lly renewed siibinnrlne ef
fort, hIio pliinsp to stop contraband
fioing to England fiom neutral Euro
peiin countries, to ball ammunition
Milpmonta from America, and to stop
t'nnndlnii trnnspoits from carrying
troops to Europo.
Third Hy nn offenslvo against
RiiHslii und Rumania, whllo miilntnln
Inf an Iron wall defonslvo In tho west,
tho plans to bring England between
the Jaws of llludenburg'a military
(,vln ud plich her until sho makes
ponce.
Kruppa may bo snld to bo gottlng
second wind. Industries throughout
tho ontlro Rhino nnd Ruhr valleys,
whoro feholls mil out weekly by the
Millions, nro preparing tho army for
tho llnul streteh. A visit to tho great
gun plants h,ero plvo one tho impres
idon of tho Igifntlc Plans (lormany Is
making.
Essen now eels ho socuro ngaliifit
poeslblo nlr raids that tho anti-aircraft
guns finvo been icmoved. Do
fonsoof tho city was found unneces
sary lccnu tho smoke rising from n
hundred thousand chimneys night and
day forms a thick cloud over tho en
tire Rhino and Ruhr valleys, making
It Impossible for aeroplanes to distin
guish botwoen Dulsburg. Melhelm and
Esboii. though mllqj separate tho
titles. In the latest allied air raid
three children were killed and the
roof knocked off one house near
1'hsen, but the Krupp establishments
wero untouched.
The Krupp factories nro so enor-
i moils and the machinery eo great that
uorkmen look like dwarfs. The wo
men uorkers, numbering 20,000, and
ilresKud In overall bloomers, add a
(touch of fairyland.
The plants are growing like mush
Looms. Some Idea of their tremen
dous slxo may be gathered from the
fact that In one store yard a million
iibclU aro kept always on hand, and
thin number Is being steadily In
creased. In the center of the plant is
a lurgo target range, where Ahells and
cannon arc tented before being sent
to tho front.
In this grcnt plant science studlej
every lesson of sea battles and artil
lery duels and works out the details.
The mnniifucturo of armor plate and
hlg giiiw Is a tedious, and exact a
terlcs of nets as those by which a
pharmacist prepares a prescription.
Deforo the metal is first poured it Is
boiled for twelve hours. Hefore some
of tho Ingredlonta aro used it takes
four months to prepare them.
in oiiu building 1,100 men are
working on only big guns. In anoth
er building smaller guns were being
drilled. In still another thirty-seven
ton pieces of armor plate were being
linked, rolled ,pro3sod and pollBhed
befoie tho final marine inspection and
shipment to Kult.
Wo wore tho guests of Dlroctor von
Uodonhauron, who has visited the
strol works both In Pittsburg and
(Jury, Intl., and has met Judgo Gary
nnd other American steel officials.
IlodonhnuBcn said he saw no chance
for ponco now, but he echoed the
lewn-)f somo other Industrial load
ers that If tho United States would
Ptop ammunition shipments to Europe
tho war would end.
Itodcnhnuson contradicted David
Lloyd' George's statement to the
United States that England didn't
complain when tho war went against
her. Must tho reverse is true, he said.
Regardless of whether Germany pur
sues a vigorous submarine warfare
during tho coming months, he Is con
vinced that England's food situation
will be uncomfortable by next spring.
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IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS
BOTHER
EAT LESS MEAT, AL0 TAKB
GLASS OF 8ALTS BFOIIE EAT.
INQ BREAKFAST
Uric acid in meat excltea the kid
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish, ncho nnd feel like lumps of
load. Tho urlno becomes cloudy; tho
bladder Is Irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
tlmos during the night. When the kid
nova clog you must help them flush off
the body's urinous waste or you'll be
a real sick person shortly. At flrat
you feel a dull' misery In the kidney
region, you'suffer from backache, sick
headache.'dlMlness, stomach geta tour,
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