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Tiff rrnn r n4«Nmiii s < '* •* - X* | . f MIS. COFFMAN ILL SEVEN TEARS i aa Oparatio^ky Ly<fia- fcWa Vef&kU LPyjum’ Compoand ■f O&n, IIL—**1 wo a nervooa wrack. I wo ■ufferinc a pain in mj left side, which wo & moat unbearable, and I could not even let the bed clothing net on my body at night I had been lick for wren yean, but'not bo bad until the laet elghteenmontha.and had become so run* down that I cared for nobody, and would rather have died than live. I couldn't do my work without help, and the docton told me that an operation wo all therd waa left I would not consent to that eo my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkbam’a Vegetable Compound and begged me to take it I have taken fourteen bot tles of it and I feel ten years younger, life ia full of hope. I do all my house work and had a large garden this year. I never will be without the Vegetable Compound in the house, and when my two little girls reach womanhood I in tend to teach them to take it I am never too busy to tell some suffering sister of my help, and you can use my name and letter to spread the new* sf Lydia E. Pink ham's medidaea." —Mrs. IoaM.Cornu*. R B.Z.SidelWlL [• "V m v 'V r * ^ Dredging antbraHte from the Sns^uphanna river, for the Pennsylvania state capltol and other institutions. 2—Scene during the landing of Italian troops on the Greek island of Corfu. 3—Kirecrest. 3G-foot slopp in which Alain Gerbault of France crossed the Atlantic alone. *— Net Stere* at AM. Judkins was elwaje a dlasatUUUd ^ member of tbe MmW Ills nmwplalat Ihla time be ruSMSdered a Mg owe. and i be W44 hie nerkmelee tbet be wialj t * rmIre te leave IS bet did tbe b*sm any ebewt yowr | tkreel te |ee«eV- be we* eebeA *41 be 1*4 •••• remtng free* tbe rkdef • feeaa ~Me Side t fed* M •• • iWeet ' re ■ 9* •d Jwdaww W ikinegbt | wee 4e m a fk««d Ares mueme NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Sensational Doings In Governor Walton's War on the Klan In Oklahoma. If Tn MM MMchi Tn SMM Hiti Hi Bel STATE UNOEil MARTIAL LAW Lagteuseve Ae»e «e Mead lesre tea w aee.o siew m **ee Up Mesa Bar eed O les^rese OWwn ewd ►e*eere Ce*4>» - ’**'»» Cdk, announced Its five principal objectives ms follows: Airst, to exterminate sTOdlcalltm and other cumin uniat doctrine*; Second, to cru*li the seywratlat more- ment la Catalonia and Uaaque prev* lace*; Third, te preeecete a virtortoe* earn- pelgn la tbe Spanish aoae la Mocucre; Knerth. te eetahliab an hoe* at. rtB deal geveremeal; Tlfth. te aaabe gelirv pel It Ideas as w«a ae «ar»rs eager fee the Mg Me (me defeat. Ml**re reded *a tw t fairs in general and German repara tions in particular. It is understood Poincare expressed a wiilingne** to meet Baldwin next month tn I .on don when probably s more funnml discos- sloe will be held. The German reichs- tag has been called te meet Septem ber 34 and It I* presumed < ’haneelW Stre*emenn wUl aan»uore *a la- cr*e*e>! eger te Ftaece and *alee the fermat withdrawal e# the pasMva rv*iet»ec* pel icy hi the Rehr. • ♦ Z ■e^ rwa ae-w m* gad la knm*afe edasssamd Ml a* «a *e we** aed **a mew •mmm m «*ew *ae eMefe Wh e*S *•* »"w ■ « af We ee * ife «**■* awedw* waee m •* maAi a* a S ewii i— i—*—"W —* m*a tee mal •* « * ■ rnrnmm gfe mam* • kp *Sea* * v- Bw*e *ewa a mi a* dhme a%e am m aamf * A a •eeawwaa* maw “V*de tm »— earn A S <w*e • tmmaw MbmO a I •» -* mad Sm amae *mm •^Ams fe maeMeaaad fee w •r COmaao a l aM"'Ma kw« •a* ad Md •» am 4 * n<wa «kea tfe<*>' e c • • • ; GOOLIDGES FOND ' OF PLAIN FOOD H Mac, w Their Bostoff' Waiter, Talks About Their Simple Gastronomic Tastes. s. ——— a* ■ a fe Boston, Mass.—Much has been writ ten lately about the simple tastes and unassuming ways of Calvin Coolidge, now President of the United States, and of Mrs. Coolidge, and those who are well acquainted with them say this simplicity perineatds their life. When Coolidge was governor of Mas sachusetts he and Mrs. Coolidge made their home at the Adams house, and their regular waiter there, “Mac,” who is known to many hundreds of Bos tonians, told a writer for the Boston Sunday Advertiser a lot about their gastronomical tastes. Said be: - “Their breakfast order was always the same—‘Two Special No. 1’s, grape fruit for Mrs. Coolidge and. orange for me.’ “Special No. 1 never varied. It consisted Of two small pots of coffee, graham muffins and fruit. “Mr. Coolidge would give the order and call for a -clean glass and -S whole orange. He would squeexe the orange hlmaHf into the glass, and drink tbe Jetce. •dent at Meals. “lira. CotSIdge always had half a grapefruit. “limy were generally a loo* at break fast. aa their boy* wee* al arhool gad amJy vtr ted them to varatl— tima. theagh. whew the heya ware they wawteg ham and egg* f«* ifcfhSL Mrs t'awMdga ardStag N fue (*•*» ' *»»• the | R aart. he femwmed am gl*M|g I) tt t * ' '•♦* , »** “TWy maaw aasfeaa as ssy ta maflk ad shag Raa toe* mwtod be m ft Sure Relief^ FOR INDKjESTIOM • Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief CLL-ANS 25^ AND 75t PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Cutting teeth is made easy” MRS.. — YBUP Thm Infmnti' mnJ Childrtn ’* Rugmlator At *11 drugrwU Non Narcotic, Non-Alcoholic Oakland. Nebr . Feb. 2S. 19* An(k>-American Drug Co . Geatiemcn. 1 %m more tkan glad to tell you *1 the akpaneace ar.d rrnuk obtained from your vooderfui Baby Madtcme. Oar mca*< baby ta now erven month* old aed km aevm given ua a mommt • Iruubie The Aral and onry thee abe ha* ever take* waa Mr» Wmalew • km taer laatk and ta a >g aed »Urmg Comm •aye ANGLO AMt*lCAJ!A. DRUG CO. 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It may to tfe# lawful |-corw— to rrf whlhrwa gwt- I Mamtolto to It i * prvtt) to tto ■t Ff# tottiag ' la hi* di*f»*t— aad awgtoi* la ■ aather add— the editor* arged «»«•• with Greece. Jago-tflavta aad aad the twembera to the legislature to meet I *h# l.eagu* to Natlowa. The Greek Immediately, aad this la what a large | go'eraiueat has paid the "awwal rep- number of the legislators bate been afatUma** fur tbe Jaolna murdera by am agal L I.Y!T» * sal**. P ra Cam Salt Lake Chimney*. Chimney* and sntok—tack* In Salt Lake City mast be built from 10 to 20 planning to do. Waltna says he wUl ant permit It. and la quoted aa declar ing that If the tawmakrra assemble he will build a stockade and put them In It. Not* Ithatandlng the threat, al most a majority of the memi>eni of the lower house have signed and issued a call for a special session for the purpose of investigating charges against the governor of "repeated in juries. usurpations and blunders, evi dencing the direct object of establish ing an absolute tyranny and despotism over the commonwealth." Walton has strong political support, made up of Farmer-Laborires, radical Democrats and a kind of Nonpartisan league, hut some of these, especially the LaTtOrites, do not take kindly to martial law. The “invisible empire" men are not openly combatinLrthe gov ernor’s methods, but are working un der cover with great energy, and It is believed that In a measure they can control a special session of the legis lature. Their fiery erosse* continued to Maze over <-ertHln buildings tn Ok lahoma City until Ttmrsday. apologising for them, saluting the flags of Italy, France and England, and at tending a solemn requiem mas* In the Catholic cathedral of Athens for the slain Italian officers. Diplomatic negotiations with the Serbs concern ing Flume are said to be progressing amicably, but the government of that so-called independent state resigned the other day and Mussolini promptly appointed General Giardini, third in in command of the Italian army, as military governor. He gave assurance that this did not affect the status of Flume, but it served to increase. v the fear that he meant to annex that city. In the sessions of the. League of Na tions there' were further harsh criti cisms of the league’s inaction In the matter of the occupation Qf Corfu, es pecial ly - by IIJ a 1m n r B ranting. In re ply the Italian delegate. Signor Salan- dra, defended the seizure of the is- h»ud and expressed the hope that the dispute between Italy and Greece, now on the way To final settlement, would not be reopened. He then delivered when I anolhetjjrxere blow to the authority ED BTATtDt II*;Be*. I t vagreasmaa Mill to Maryland, says | It la the tnteatlua of tbt gotenuaeat “ta Interfere aa little as possible” with i the right of the farmer tv make cider. ; He continue*: “Compared with tbe { abuse* arising from tbe manufacture i of distilled spirit* and fermented liquor*, violation* uf the national pro hibition act arising from the practices of farmers and of manufacturers of cider and fruit Juices are practically Inconsequential.” Great Britain has replied to Secre tary Hughes' proposal for a reciprocal agreement on ship liquor and liquor MM fee wfeytiaag fen# ChtoMfe* — hnew __ _ toa»| wkeea. ns matt— wtor* In tto rider, ar in tto trays tow fthe'a a Bar "1 usad ta laoh at tto thadr good maaaerm. pad abe did It. But then, six. (Six little McKeougba tor.) “I aatd to one of my boy* the other day. ‘Look at young Calvin Coolldgd. Ilia father's President of the United States, and he's looking for farm work at 13 .10 a day. I suppose If I wan j president you’d be wanting to taka It easy in the White House.* ” Wftea caat tail « lady aai—aafeile t««r- M fr«ww the Weal. fr»*w a bwj *rv«t •ni—• we are pretty rkw* to the mya- ieritia* lt>dHldu«l -Ohio State Jvur nal. * “You A Healthy Cllmata must go to the healthiest smuggling, including extension of tho neighborhood you can find," said the search limit to twelve miles, and th« reply is described in Washington as being “not sympathetic” tn the plan. However, the British government will submit the question to the imperial conference which meets next month In London. W’l' TIEN the new dall of the Irish eminent specialist to Mr. Forsythe. “And when you get there you must stay there for six months and haYte a thoroughly good rest.” In due course Mr. Forsythe arrived at the seaside town he had selected and Inquired of one of the old inhab- ifants if it was a really healthy neigh- borhnod. "Well, you see me,” said the old man. who was a fine specimen of i health and vigor, "when* I came here Free State met in Dublin. ever> one of the mem hers who had taken the oath of allegiance was pres ent. and they unanimously re-elected ^ couldn t walk across the room and William Cosgrove president of the i ^ strength to utter a single state. Forty-four Republican mem- Walten o-dered them «tru. k ^ ^ Walton. If he reads the ne*s from ! enant was nto supreme tntenuittMisl » | grni# . r aiember that these rebel# h. "S"* 9 "?** ** j Eyp*. feky feek to eaiala’r Dealt# , law. hat oaly part to fMtoameataJ ^in^san ** MaaaoMal sad Gea Brim# Rlreea. hat negtafatJoa f#c rvgaiattag ta’p*aattoml I p+iUj as* UMUgt aatiy her* were absent, eighteen of them being in prison. An appeal by a word. I had scarcely a hair on my head and I- bad to be lifted on and off tbe bed.” “Ah. jug give me hope.” said tto Invalid “How long ''town hostels who dines secure in die confi dence tkat tier codec will ke nodnnFiiort ofXjood to the drop* .