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r Ti en i v . uiTrimtV. AI'til'ST IT, 10l. rrii m " arnarn. a-ai a w a w.n . . .w ma - - - - The Oregon Statesman Issued Daily Except Monday, by THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY 215 8. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon tlons calculated to shorten me war. At the same time there doesn't seem to be anything equal to the old-fashioned way of merely killing off the Prussians. MEMUEIl OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. R. J. Hendricks , :-Mf,I Stephen A. Stone .Managing bditor RaJph Glover ..Cashier w r? an..iAr Advertising Manager Frank Jaskoskl.'.V.V.V. .' ..Manager Job Dept. Till HEATHEN 1MK IIE. The work of China Red Cross activities world-wide attention. be so. surprising to DAILY STATESMAN, served by carrier in Salem and suburbs, 15 cents a week fiu cents a month. Tim r uTiTfcmu v... ,t c a voor i fnr sir months: 50 cents a UAlu I DiAibOwnni uj uiau, w - mnntK Vi, h r. mnn t h a nr mrtre naid in advance, at rate or a a year. OTTXTTA , V DTlTt'CirV 1 m ai " R (1 font a for siY months: 25 cents for OVAtsVA Q A t A iownii, f i m "v ,a w- WEEKLY STATESMAN, issued In two six-page sections. Tuesdays and T7.i i mm tn oiivanro X1.2K1: 60 cents for six months; 25 cenjrs for three months. TELEPHONES: Business Office, 23. Circulation Department. 683. Job Department, 583. Entered at the Postoffice in Salem. Oregon, as second lass matter. in regard to is attracting It should not discover the ex istence of the common virmei ' humanity in China, for it is a civil ized country and is fast becoming democratic in tpint. Perhaps one oi China's drawbacks during the past has been due to the fact that the world in general has given her credit for too little and expected too l.ttle from her. However, me nine is iai approaching when that country's part in the evolution or civilization will be recognized by all nations and will be more fully realized by the Chinese themselves. We have been accustomed to taking the phrase "heathen Chinee" loo literally. Those Attaining 21 Years Since Jane 5 Register August 24 All male persons who have, reached their twenty-first birth day since June 5. IMS. and on or before August 21. l'J-8. must register on August 24, These men should consult with local draft boards as to how and when they should reg ister. It is apprehended that unless some such distinctive method of announcing the August 21 registration is adopted, it will be lost inht of amid the pub licity that will attend consider ation bv congress of the new draft age for the rcg of those v in the new age limits. " ' - - a law and preparation I gistration nest month ft ho will be included : PITIFUL, IF NOT DISGUSTING SPEEDING 'EM I P The greatest insults of efficiency - . . A X a are determined oy speeu. in wua (line the Americans are -painting lit- dots all over the Teutons. not merely shooting stra'ght NORTHCLIFFE PRAISES U. S. OUTPUT IN AIR (Continued from page 1). .Thkt before fieneral Foch bceau to work out his plans to smasb the last German offensive, and to start the Hun armies on their bloody way back to Berlin, the leading newspapers of Germany were tie black niihliahini- Inntr -article 'bv "critics." attempting to prove to them- u is n selves and to convince the people of their country that General Foch but shooting first that counts 5. nr neral . It is a dull day when some con A amrl of theso articlea was bv General von Ardenne, in the struction record is not broken in the fleelflrinrr that General i development of America's fighting .. x , .i u . .it. i..t .. ,n;i;n. hii,ni.v machine. The other day at one of f VVU IS UUV V1C VI Lilt iiuiiiiviuui tjm. . j "'I nor even one of the dominating characters. Von Ardenne invents the statement that "English critics" have lately called Foch "the commander without initiative." He says Foch is at the head of a "coalition army," all the part "of which represent separate interests, while the English and Amer jeans in particular are in constant "rivalry.'' Von Ardenne ends his article as follows: f "Finally, when one considers that General Foch tried to give effect to the so-called unityof command by mixing up the separate contingents, that he is now reproached perhaps not entirely withoureason with having too greatly favored the Italian front, and that fresh regroupings are now in preparation and partly ' carried out, one must admit that General Foch has not ; quite corresponded to the ideal which the imagination of the French and the Italians had made of hirn. In ' any case, the 67-year-old leader has not got a bed of '.,.-'"- roses." Germany's well known historian, Friedrich Meincke, has a long the other day there was the launch article in one of the German magazines, telling bow Paris is to be of, a 12.000-ton steel ebip within taken, then France overrun, and her stubbornness broken by force; twenty-four days after the laying of then & "comnromisa neaee" made with the lTnitel State m? Croat I her keel. In times within the mem Britain. All this would be pitiful if it were not disgusting. The German "intellectuals" have been fedcup on the idea of world conquest. " They have read history provincially. . As some writer recently remarked, the trouble with Germany is that her people know no one but Germans. Their self-sufficiency has blinded them to world conditions. They do not understand the aspirations of other peoples. They think only in German. And, believing they are super-men. they imaeine thev are. fit ted for world domination; when, as a matter of fact, they are not fitted even for self government. They are merely overgrown chil dren in a school that has been taught by military autocrats; and at a time in history when the rest of the world has outgrown such iaeais ana such forms. could produce lo.OOO motors -ach month. One of the grtnt miracles of the world. Lord Notthcli'fe said, was the way the Americans have ben trans ported, and the efforts rf the Amer icans in shipbuilding and food pro duction had been leyond imagina tion. I.ord Northcllffe criticised the se crecy of the Itritish eensoishlp. by reason of which, he said. t':e world ENVOY OF FRANCE DEATH STRICKEN Dies Suddenly in San Fran cisco on Eve of Luncheon in His Honor nv rit ivt'iill. Aiur iC. A liimbeop. ariaiiKtd by the San Kian risro ehau.bor of eoiniiierre in honor of th- French wfnomic mission now visiting this city, and at whih Al brt M'tin. the ini: sion's 1 ador. wn to have - chl.-f hp'ak.T. will ! ronvrteI tomoriow into a srvco t thp meiuorv -r M. Metln. b dil at midnight last nUht from apofbiy. Ciited Slate Sen." tor .la.'ius l. Phelan will b th" principal "-aker. Flag? In S;m Fran.lsco wre at half niaft today and the todv of M. Metin teposed in rtate at th- city hall while hundn-d or pf.pie paMwu throujih the lirt f a military and civil guard of hnr to pr a last tribute to a man whom th-y run seen yexti-rday in apparent t-trength and vigor at the head of a parad In honor of the niisnlon. C.eni'ral Paul :Tald Pan or the French army, who accompanied the mission, snld Its future movements had not been determined pending th? receipt of instructions ftom Paris. DEPARTURE OF ALIENS IS NOW RESTRICTED j (Continued from page one) A Splendid Short Time Investment THOSE of you who have $500 or 51,000 tucked away awaiting the coming of the 4th Liberty Loan can inyest it at 4V-: per cent in Government Certificates of Indebtedness thus getting a good return and at the same time helping the Treasury maintain a steady incoming flow of money up until the next War Bond issue. These can either be cashed in or exchanged for 4th Liberty Loan Bonds in October. : . m " mmwm wmw m & UnitedStales IP KatiQnalBanlt Oregon, Salem the cantonments a complete hospital building over 150 feet in length was create! and prepared for occupancy within the space of a ten-hour work ing day. Workmen began digging the postholei fo- the foundations at 7 o'xlock in the morning and at & o'clock in the afternoon water was turned on In the bathrooms and elec tric lights were ready In the finished wards of the institution. The car penters, the masons, the lathers, the plasteters, the plumbers and other needed workmen had finished their task") and at one time not less than COO men were oa the Job. They were Ju?t thick enough not to get in ne another's way. Likewise at Alameda, California. the ran ritlcen who can testify to truth of the facts stated In his appH ". The German ideal for peace is the largest amount of plunder that can be obtained by "compromise," which their leaders call a ."peace by understanding" In other words, by bargaining. The mind of the Potsdam gang cannot yet grasp the idea of a peace for tthe good of the whole world; a peace that will make the world safe for democracy and that will guarantee the world against such wars in the future. But that is the only kind of a peace Germany can have; and she will be obliged to take that kind, which, in the long run, the German people themselves will come to know is the best kind of a peace for them and their4 children and their children's children. There will be a new Germany, deprising the old Germany in the iron grip of a military autocracy using the lives and fortunes of the enslaved people in their lust for world power. ory of us all, when a shipyard had a contract for a government cruiser, there was always a period of eight een months allowed for construction. and in most cases this had to be ex tended to two years or more. Now adays if a contractor were required to produce a battleship within a month he would not Indicate any particular stage fright over the pro position. He would probably pull out his stop watch, press a few but tons and go to it. In the language of the street, that old-fashioned gink who murmured. "The raoie haste the less speed." had warts on his noodle, webs In his dome and bees in his bean. wreai ismain s siieni fiioris i in- .... m v. -,nv,t it T,f r rfon "Permits to depart will be granted v 'l. J : ".L.,7 .... onlv If it shall affirmatively appoar ...t.-.i. . t . , -ith.it there Is reasonable necesO become known to the people of Great for the Journey and that such . 4 t. i. mi... , ... t ! na rln re is deemed not to be preju- MllldlJ Ur liri Bill'-, Kill imr KU'KU - - . . . i . w .v.- r. ' .HHal fo the Interest of the I nlted We have had SnO.Oort n:-n kille.1 , States. provisions has ben made during the war." Lord Northdiffe under the new law for the travel or m r t it I ncrft - ais tnf tl null 1 1 - American citizens to and Irom our ties were more than SoO.OOO. The.e. Insular sessions on citizens' iden- f'gures are a sufficient answer to the ! tlty cards to be Issued ty itinera- ri that Kne-' tion officials In lieu of regular pa- 1 .1 , i ,tut ivio ! i.r.r and similar urovision has Inrn Frenchman, Italian. Ameriran or i made for citizens and aliens living tnn friini Ts Hun n nni" i nn Pliner SIUV Dl linr ru Ird Northcllffo concluded y a-. within the ten mile limit for border k. n,.;n. ,.,.,i,, in i ,rn..lnn Snrh cards shall be Is- Ottat I'.ritaln was subsidize'!. suefl by Immigrant Inspectors. I Vn ratrt or nermlta of the i .... - - r ii i trtT r rvi tan TirrntTT : kind mentioned above will be requtr- DILLlUil UULLnI nUUUCl iid to rarrT prmM Hsued by their DDnUCC Tfl DC Tnn I riW Wxl hoards. . 7 . ! -Thi. ntrv and deoarture of all tuontinuea rrom page i). i . fh- mI ti,. ti MTnnAAiin ..iiw.ib controlled under the new law through tne issuanre hi i-ii a ... 1 .1 &n 1 1 1 V Issued to Incoming con?Mered a part c-f railway op- " . " ' .v ana to outworn f-ih-h uj - nffirials. both mmlnratln ana REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful lUmuutr of Urrrd IJfe YYonderfBUr Tokl by ADKLi: UAKIUSOX What L1X Walk Hrvnght Russia is coming back. The eastern front Is growing day day by day. The German newspapers ask the kaiser to put forth a new declaration of war aims. They are no doubt in spired. Likely a new Btaternent is forthcoming. or the Snows ' has restionrierf nnlilv to the call. Before we have enualed me record of Canada we must have more than 7,000,000 under arms. We hav- Just besun. " President Wilson will make a swing around the circle along the Pacific Coast on the eve of the No. vember election merely to show that politics is adjourned. jusieaa oi an aspnyxiatlng gas. wny aon t tne Yanks send the smell of fried onions against the enemy. and draw the famished boches out of the dugouts In spite of themselves? Washington Post. f lr . . t " riime American troops are nngaaea wun the French and Eng- nsn, in Siberia a Japanese Is senior commander of the expedition of the United States nd the allies. Amer lea strives to please. vanaaa nas done wonders in fur n.hlng men for the war. "Our Lady .A ,han Francisco liquor dealer. wjO'tason, was yesterday fined $10,- 00i0by Federal Judge IJean for sup plying Oregon? boot-leggers with li quor. That will hold the hlKher-uns in the boot-legging game for a while , . ... iui jium; uean Dromisea tn samA treatment in the future, in case there !s any future in such offenses A capitalist is a man who produces more man he consumes saves the surplus and makes it earn him more Tkl. I J .... tins wuum ue a sorry world If we did not have excess producers, savers and investors. Our revenuo ia must, of course, place the tax upon those who are best able to pay, but care must be exercised not to dis courage or destroy excess production saving, and re-investment. : BITS FOR BREAKFAST Prune picking next. S ". And the prune grower plutocrat.- ized fop additions, betterments and equipment does not Include an ad ditional $12r.f..2.0fO which will b part of railway op era' in c exnenrtcr. The luise rrogrnw of railway lm-i . . . at . ... prvri;ieni inmrairu, oy mecr new ii-i Kures Is now lelng carried out. partlvi with the aid of an army of engineer? j laborers, masons; 1 builders, steam t shovels, telephone linemen and track-j layers in thousands of places along . th rail l?nes. The blrgest single , Item in the additions and better ments consist of yar l tracks, sld-; Inr and Industry tracks j The actual outlay under the lm-j nrovement propram has been about . $400,000,000. officials estimate. Ac-j tnal reports show $221,914,000 up to! Inly 1, Including $102,000. for ad-1 ditions and letterinents. $111.0"O.-: 000 for cars and locomotives and $8,000,000 for extensions. ' i Identity cards, cards will be torn customs officials acting in this ca lt uniir the iurisdictlon of the' ..... - j - rienartment of state. "Permits to depart, when Issued, should be presented to the control officer of the port of departure not less than 24 houia before the pro- t.nKed date of sailing. The depart - ... ,r mrmr aliens ami antes oi aliens will be governs ly ex regulations until September re enemy Istlng 15." Rainbow Division Given Commendation for Valor China Cancels Appointment will be the The Germans are giving ground with and without fighting. -. They are watching their best chances to slip back to their watch on the Rhine. The American aviators are begin ning on their program of making life either miserable or impossible for the Huns- Germans reported nervous all along the western front. Thev will not have nerve enough to stay much longer in France. The allied troop.s are at the doors of Roye, and in the outskirts of Noy on. and the whole Komme-Oise sal ient Is growing untenable for th Huns. ine lanaaians graoDea otf some of the glory yesterday. " ". Cold days, are comine in Russia for the Germans and their under siuaies, me uoisnevisi. u is a game of freeze-out for them. S coining at me Marathon races equals the time now being made by the fleeing Germans. WASHINGTON'. Auc. 16- The for tv-serond (rainbow! division partic ularly distinguished Itself In the fighting cat of Rheims on July 1S- . - . . ik m n n inn t.friiiii if 1 1 .-hi, , ot minister to the Vatican, launched on both side r th- city 1 A ceneral order Issued by General PKK1N. Mondav. Aurr. 12. The Naulin. commanding the twenty-firt Chinese government has cancelled ! armv corns a part of the French the annolntment of Its minister to army under General Gouraud com Ihe vat'ean and ha or-Wed the mln- ' nds the forty-serond for -its valor. ter who has reached Madr'd on his ardor and Its spirit" Inthe rourfe of way to Rome, not to nroceed. ' me oauie wnt-n uv iuuhu i; broke the German ollensive in me A dispatch from Pekln on August Champagne." 11 snld that the Chinese Kovernment ! " had declined to receive Mon.lgnor KR PFR TKNT IIN WAK i...m .1- .. ' i - w.. ...... nuncio to China on the ground he I PROFITS IS APPROVED was a personal priend of Admiral; (Continued from page 1) von llintze. tierman secretary of for eign affairs. fl'UTAIL (K.MKXT I'SK WASHINGTON. Aug. If,. -1V0 of cement by Industries engaged In Mher than war work will be greatly curtailed, if not romoletely ttc;ppel by an order issued today by the fuel administration restricting delivery of coal to cement manufacturers to 7."i per cent of the normal amount The thousands of ers captured on the no doubt the envy their countrymen. German prison latest drive are of millions of August picnic. August rtTTHE DATES. 17, Saturday Annual Iowa 19. UnniliT Y.llnx.1 Portland0' Worona Corp. in August 2S. Tuesday or Commercial club. August 7. Wednesday Annuil Win. . eensln picnic at Fatr wm,. WU August Jt. Saturdar Rl.i,.tl. -Special meeting SONGS OF THE SOIL. This is the day when every happy young member of the woman's land atmy is singing "If ever I marry in all my lire, a farmer s bride I'll be" and when the would-be farmerette rises at mom aad singn "I dreamed I dwelt in overalls." -A- Kxchange. 'owth. who have become 11 since June " aZZT . winamette to vallev. 2f. Oregon tour nut State m'ay IXVKXTIOXS. it is saia tnat between them the war department and patent office dally receive an average of nearly one thousand suggestions or Inven The food administration is urging a great consumption of macaroni and spaghetti. So much for th Italian victory along the Tiave. "- Theda Bara. the moving picture star, better known In Cincinnati at Miss Theodosia Goodman, says she will not marry. Who axed you. Miss Theda. TO FIXAXCK C'AXXKRIKS WASHIGNTON. Aug. K. The war finance corporation today came to the aM of the canning industry In New York state by extending loans through a newly orpalxe,! canners' warehouse company., which will fi nance tJie marketing of the extra large crops of spinach, peas, toma toes, corn and fruits now being harvested. TODAY THERE'S A RATTLIN' GOOD SHOW AT THE OREGON JACK PICKF0RD -:- LOUISE HUFF -:- FATTY ARBUCKLE -:- PATHE HEARST YOU'LL LIKE IT 1 will be due w hen the taxpayer makes his returns; another third within two months thereafter and the re- Jmaining third two months later. The committee decided against a rebate for ca.Mi payment of taxes "The committee appropriated the ; $25,000,000 requested for the ad ' ministration of the revenue laws by Commissioner Roper and authorized two additional deputy commissioners of internal revenue. "It was decided to make a differ enmi oi per cent in Tavor or earn ed incomes as against unearned Th a . ttll . la win ! jo jh r cent normal ta C11APTKR Thoughtlesa Madge. I had walked a lorj way from the dr of lay apartment before I re covered from the shok of my neigh bor's Insolence. Of course I realized that sh had - . . m. - a no lUea I rouia ov rnear ner oru when rhe ssld to her mal.!:"Oh! that woman from scroti the ball. I tup poe I shall hae to see her.' I'pon thinking it oter. I was a tri fle axhaiiM-d of my childish rage thai bad made ne walk away from my neighbor's door without waiting for the maid to come bnrk with the zrudxlng Invitation to come In. I ahould have waited in a digni fied manner and declined the Invita tion, saying Lhit I only wished to in iuire Mer the baby's welfare which was the truth. Hut the Insolent, drawling word had mad" r.ir so angry that I could nt have controlled tny feelings If I had met the woman who had ut tered them. To think that' this woman whovrl baby ha j ten t rought almot dying into my apartment the. nUht before. when she v4 lient, shoabl consi der it .- z. 1re to l:tet me! Why. If It had not e) for th mil ani tromi)tneKs n iuuan aie ard the afiManre all of u had ri"' her. the l.aby might now te dead! I felt that I bad read her and ber huband correctly the night before. when I thought them snolMh and ill-bred. "AM.k out. lady! Why don't you liH here you are going?' A policeman hand grapd wr inn anl swung me out or t ne patn of an automobile bus. I looked aromd tattl-d. I had been tn al- Mirlwd In i ly angry thoughts that lad nt n.t In the least where 1 was walhlnz. Here 1 was In the Mill die of Fifth avenue. Its many vehi cles of all kind. darting u: and Ifwn! "Ion't you ever do that again. You micht hive !- n kllletl.- The officer's voice held a note of insir. for wbirh I ili l not tdaine hint. If anythinr had hapenel to me. he nrolial.lv would have had to iar part of the blame. "Whvre do yen want to go any-! way?" he grumbled. Hvidenlly be did not want to 1e sight of me on lil I should be sift-ly rtartcd on my way.' I searched my brain wildly for an answer. Where did I want to go? U I rhf-uld tell this solicitous po liceman the truth. "Anywhere for walk." I felt he would loo upon me with supicion. . The slht of another automobile 'bus Innler!ng np the utmit gae me an in;iration. "I want to take a 'bus." I sabt. "All right, lady. lady. I ll take v'.o over to It. You want to r -memh r box seat In a theatre From it I rould look down bjsob the people be low. I could see beautifully cos tumed womt n In automobiles aad o foot, and jostling them closely came namWrs of othr women ,1b the rhej-t kind of clothing, yet all of It carefully Imitating the costlier at tire. No place for real habbines oa the avenue! Plenty of shoddine. plenty rf ch.ap Imitation, bat I did not see -a slnrle pernon whose drets show4 real pterty. The n.en whom I saw looked pros perous, too. fonie of them hurried by with a precieeupled air that be longs to the city InzJnrss man. Others strolled along as If the mora ine's walk was the only thing to oc cupy their minds. A the ctme to a stop cp- tip!te the great PuMle Ubrary building, blocked by one of the fre l.nt For'y-seeond street Jams." I saw one of thee strollers lift hl rje It the tcp cf the 'bos where I it. I rveognlied hlin with a qneer Utile sinking feeling at my heart. U vi llarrr underwood. My dUllke of this man was beeota Ing alr.jr.t'an obsession. It was not 1eseped by the anreanning little fear that crept over roe whenever I saw him. As he saw me. his face lightened np with a smile which, even la la face of my aversion to him. I baj te admit wa charming. He took otf H hat and bowed to me. aad then wits a swift measuring glance at the dis tance lM-iwecn him an! the door of the omnibus, started toward It. I had a feeling of panic. Kvldeat ly he bad meant to mount the steps of the 'bus and hare tny ride. What thould I do? tTo be continued) earned income ar.d 13 pr rent or, unearned income. l'nearn- in comes means that part of the net in come derived from dividend on pre ferred stock, rrom Interest, rentals, royalties and annuities." Mr Kitchin indfeated be did not expect the committ'-e to resort to the tariff in order to raise the toti of i sub-corn-proposal, to a pro Rainey of every pr- fS.ooo.otMt.itoo. though j mittee is considering the The committee agree lwisal hy Representative Illinois that the name of wn maaing returns under the In come tax law be iMed In county courthouses in order that the public may know who have not mad.- re tutns. The amounts will not h 'ot.-,!. The propo.-,! ot Represen tative Trciulwav of Masa. hn s. tt. to put a tax on billboards was r b-cti-d TNf'flMA v:.h.. Aug 1C -Ton. elo.l.r.g their two flu- rei,.n the "isate- to the V,iMltn Stit KIV nsx-iii. to lay ele-t . fhe f -llowlnp orfi. erN: Preid nt t'l i-s y Mao-inr. i:vrt-lt: firtt viepr ! t. ThM,,... J.,hns. n S.Mltl-- " ' Vr l,.r CJcow-nt Se.tt Vtnemtver. V.h : thltd vice ;rl I'"'l W-ll'. RelUnchan,." .-e. , retarv. CJenn Wilkin. Anacorfeji. re leleete.1: tre.i,,rr. . A. Itirkover. Itronicrtnit iaKin w3 rbsn a3 the meeting place. Aiui'LWi: i;:it)UT hoox. WASHINGTON. Aor. li. Major II. G. Ilrett of the array alreonaoUcs tlon. who formerly had charge of airplanes Bpon their receipt ta France, was qoestioaed at length to day by the senate snb-commltte la vetigating airplane production. The committee announced late to day that tt had practically .arreed upon a final report, which probaaiy will be made public next week. Read the Classified Ads. DULL AND SHARP SHOOTING PAINS sawwwawwwww tCcH.13 Uij ScHertd Sedi Palsj la Back aad Heid, Ed Sjs Cudai Stopped TLese Bid Spells. t en Hui- that they stop on this .le j f th. tret." ' He still gras;.ed my rn firmly a ' if he suspert'd !. of an Intention to run away from him. I entered the' 'bus and sat down Th n I bad a , -"lden thought. Why not ride out-, fcide? It was one of my favorite ssm- ! iir diterslonx. the ride o the top of the t,e ;bus. althourh I hid ner, rl-iden there In the winter time. Rut j tb. day was tinunal1t mild, almost ' like spring, althourh lt was January. J and I was warmly clad. Indeed ij nai rounl my heavy lone coat very oppressive !n iny walk. It would te Jit the thing for a ride. As I itld my fare I ipnke to the rondurt'ir. "Is tin re rooiil on the top?" lie grinneI widely. "Plenty of room, lady." When I rlitolMd the winding alr to the top. 1 found bl.s noU were! all too true, tine man t-nelojx-l In! a t.ig rur coat and smoVinc vigor , "'ily. sat in a rear seat. The nut of the seats were empty. i I would hae turned and rone! dow n again, t ut I did not lik. to fare I hlchlr aa the beat iiiHm ! knTw the rondurtor's wide grin, so I i Ct fr worsea who Buffer frora fen"Js wa1ker calmlr to the front seat of i trouble.' uns. alwavs my favorite when I get Jt. and settled down to en- next Palmyra, Mich. Mr. Cha. T. FsV ler. cl t!l place, writes: "la 1111 I got ma-dawa. a&4 I reffered rroat rv!a...wlth bo'Ji d.n a&4 ahao hooting pIn...alto hack and heai. I w aa weak and erxlJ ely around, and should hav teen la ted. for I really ust able to be At time I woaM fctva spells that woali be o tad I'd hav to r to ted. a4 affered Inteeaely... I decided to try Card!, and ow a treat Improvement In 1" than tnonth'i time. I used T er I bottle ar.J waa tronger.,.1 g-t ao morh tetter that tny atre-gh rerareed toy work w easy for re. Cardat did me a world of r-wvx. It bwllt rae ? tB health and trer.gh. I haveol had of those td spel'-a atoce. I fcayeBt had to take anv rfor medicine irt or aye any d-riora either and hv teen aie to do my work right aloaf e-ier4 It to rer wotnea the ran y my ride. All the world and Ms wife a p peare i. h BrBoe. My seat on the front of the tui was like If yew nf?r fmca fcr-a'a tnnM-. fc!W V tdflce, G-t B hotle of Cardal te-Jay at.4 tive It a tWwta trlst It ahotitl help rw. aa It has helped tVnVt4 rf fcer woesen la tha rwat 40 jrvara. At all Crsc?.. Z3-U ,1 7 l 4