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'GERMANY DYNAIIO OF STIRENGTII YET Hienry Mtorgenthan Says. Geriany 1.s Sti'll Powerful and Awaits Tite to Strike. Paris, Sept. 19.--Germanly canme through this 'yar a perfect dynamio of strength. Her humian military power Is practically as great as ever and her 5.000.000 people have been schooled an( hardened by trials. They have en larged econmilally atd the nation has impressed into a concentrated mass, which is surcharged with energy and moving with centripetal force while Oermany's neighbors arc spread ilg themselves out thiii, and <quarrel ing and 1 moving with 'centrifugal force." Tlhus spokeI Henry \lorganthau, who hewa(le(d the Ui'ite(l States investigation commission which has been at work In Poland and discussing tolay his ob servations in central Europe. "'And what will be the result," 'Mr. orgaithan aked. Replying to his own ques'tion he continiue(: "If disintegration ke'ps illup amtong (erimany's n ighbors, there enal be but one resul1t. I doubi whiet her (1er'many "FAKE" ASPIRIN WAS TALCUM Therefore Insist Upon Gen. .uine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Millions of fraudulent Aspirin Tab lets were sold by a Brooklyn Manu facturer which la'er proved to be con sposed mainly of TIalcumi Powder. "Alayer Tablets of Aspirin" the true, geinine, American maide and Ameri can owned Tablets are marked with the safety "Bayer Vross". Ask for and then insist upon "Bay er Tablets of Aspirin" and always buy them in the original Bayer package which contains proper directions and dosage. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Mvfanufne ture of Monoaceticacldester of t3alicylicacid. STOMACH Mr. Marion Holcomb, of a long while I suffered wi have pains and a heavy fi disagreeable taste in my mn butteroil or grease, I woul regular sick headache. I 1 after a course of these, I % seemed to tear my stomacl no good at all for my troub LAC *iDC recommenided very highly, me. I keep it in the houas liver med icine made. I d stomach tr'ouble any moi tile jaded liver and helps throwinig out waste materia tern. This medicine shou, use in time of neced. Get sluggish, take a dose ton morrow. Price 25c a pac ONE CE] .uar Stu it oUAANER est, ir not satifed in t he rnoney3 you palid SOLD IN AN Aiti TfioiT TIN cAN 0 4 e satis jed ~~~The Reil3 fully appreciates her own strength. As she sits, calmly watching the dick ering going on between the new states which are losing sight of great prin ciples and fighting over little strips of territory, she must take grim sat isfaction in the battle her enemies are waging in her behalf, and a Germany etnCouraged by such discord among weak and sruggling states, undoubt edly will resort to arms within a few years and regainl her lost territory. "What will prevent, the military cliqiue from regaining control in Ger many If lIurope continues to offer such tempting prizes to various natilonali ties, such a situation will not encour age Germany to regain her trade by peace means and to pay indelmnities. "It wOI not satisfy the militarists of Germmany to return to the factories if their war-worn neighbors weaken tI Iimselves furhIer and deliberately offer themselves as prey to the Plrus sian spirit. "What is to encourage Democrats in (erilany who are trying to get away fromt militarisin? lturope rap idly is drivintr on toward a situatIon whicl eveniltu 'ally iutist result in a coalition between Ru1ssia and (Gernany aid the absoltmte desttctioln of many of th1e newly created owers unless he tal(enm to prevent it. "f'pinion is strong that the leagie of mntiotls is the only m1eants for pre vinting su11ch a disaster. And it must COm 00n and Iave the loyal slipport of hoti grealt aInd Sa111111 powers. Greece. Italy. .Jugo Slavia, Czeeho slovakta. Pol'nd and otler lIu o1p101ean 'ottnitri(s wiil1 have been fough t over' and are in a sadly weakened coldi tion need Ite support of some organ izat ion which will afford them tie proper triblinal for their ldisptites and assist them in winning thel plublies away fromt the idea that war is the on ly imeans of getting justice. "It is impossible to Create barrier states a gainst nlolshevism and militar istim, and if these new states contiliue tli <i arrels and wea hem liv sv' es 1tey ('nn1 not resist any (1nem11y, mnuCh ]-;s a0at untoncied power like Ger tuta ny. Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regullates Very Pleasant to Take. 60c per bottle. TROUBLE Nancy, Ky., says: "For quite Ilh sltomach trouble. I would eling .ter my meals, a most outli. If I ate anything wIu ~ d spit it up. I be-an to have ad used pills and tablets, but iould be coastipated. It just i all up. I found they were le, I heard so beFan to ue it. It ctired 3 all the time. It is the best o not have sick headache or -."~i Black-Draug!:t acts on it to do0 its imupo:'itnt work of ils anid puiSOnls froim the sys k(1 be in every huseholdl for a package today. If you feel ight. You will feel fresh to kage. All druggists. (T A DOSE aJ -3 inteed Read the anne 2uarantee. l It is he broad se coftee guar ewritten. You the whole can tnne an~d then -maneyback T not tnoroughdl 1ANNE coffee r-Taylor Company 400 KNOWN TO LE DEAD AT CORPUS CHRISTI Estinated that Later Death List May be Twice as Large. Many Under Wreckage. Corpus Christi, Texas, Sept. 19. Recovery of ninety-eight additional bodies today along t4l north shore of Neucen Day brought the known dead as a result of Sunday's storm to nearly four hundred and caused fears that the total death roll might reach double that number. The rising estimate of dead is based largely on conditions alorng the Neuces shor- line, where there are much wreckage that has not been penetrat ed and mn'ler which it is believed tAlere are many bodies of storm victims. Compilation of fIgures at head lutarters here :showed an exact total of 2M dead, with only a small per centae of IdentIfications. All but possibly fifteen of these victims are belIev(d to have been residents of Corpn:s Chrisi. The list gave recov (ries, followed by imi medlate burials, as follows: Sixty-nine bodies recovered and buried at Corpus Christi; 19-1 at While Point: 75 at Portlal; 11 at Sinton and Odemn; R at Rockport; 5 at Port A ransas; 2 at Amansas Pass, and 22 at otheir points. 'Ihe figures for Iockport, Port A raisas and Artansas Pass are belier ed to represent victiis from those places. Marked pro-gress was made today In the wvork of elearing away file debris from Iie downtown st reefs, large art1ny trucks arryling it away as rap idly as scores of workmen could load them. h'lle usual (isinfectant precau lions were taken, and the oflicers in charge of sanitation said there was virtually no danger of disease. A numnber of streets, along several bleks piled full with wreckage after ite storni, lhad been returned to vir luially normal appearance tonight, al thouigh damnaged buildings liiiing t hem it test to the severity of the hurricane and tidal wave. Cti ilrmen of various relief commit-' Iees, working in co-olerati on with niilitary, epiorted tIrogress at tleir regular daily session today. E.lectric ligIs, which escaped mat erial dam age from tle storm, probably will be restored witii two weeks; gas may be fitned on toinorrow; wateri Is bing inade avaitbale for Ice nauifactire and there is ati ample ninuber of ia horers. Th'le problenm of laun11dry' Iide to day by the dest rIt i(o of tilie city's only tandry estlablishment wilt te sove oinlorrlow wnv~v \lexicanl and negro wotmei will be tl to work at wash tbills under ile slogan, "No was ii, Ito eats.' .t'tni~to if military regila tiomw: to har ~ Il- l sih e e r r i ll the I-tri en zone' is vxplvted to stop an1 ant11iciplate d r of Sinday visitors from inland cities anid tIhis r-1te will apply ''lually to insidntlls of Coiputs Christie. 'Thei'llre will be nto diminution of work of r's lIt'orec aniy pe'rson ('nnt l('ave thle foes iunabile to pay the cost of ts ran:i0nent'm has bieti maiide wIithi thle huiedc~ neat' \\hite Po(init, acr'toss Nii ('(' llhty, was1 diefinilttely idleniitiied as Itiat of .\lts. l'gehaind, wife (of ('atita in l'gel and1(, ('omman11tderi of~ ('otopany I. :Eith inftantry[3, statihoned at thei lest &mth IiI)akota. tisition h herie watsI tranisferred. at nooni' iij t dayfrom thes fiodira t'oi'e (sIatis authit e int efecodanc with iel.'liiar otedue andy fCoalonelti\\i'. imit ('ope, ctina adjutaffet i ler, aso sumediiiha (otrl.'i e i (i ylas .\ir AtSl'('tnesr tai ('iekman whniand the y ereICl asnferring inei ontin woithI theithdr'awa tof li deral for(cs. tien1s1 tfrshp of newCs ad pite telegr('5aie istCh iiesi fom Corpus ag Chrn gistie u soi'to 0ff1' tolda lith theean st If(' in tofi th Itity wfle.nl ne mrti'i (a, Nelon noft ffe ah Apo lenatt Prey wich tisin .\orna nit haes'oserchedrsh on lyrt lesd evre uctofhe tre. Tilheleensor, a( hIs. exthy desrhd asonvinc en hilsul tie toa(etlisht ot' Cofiu addiona and vicinity would reach one thousand. "Many of these bodies never will be recovered," Mr. 1Nelson said. "Unques tionably sopne bodies, probably many, have been swept away down the bay, probabl yinto the gulf, or as the wa ters of Nueces river recede further, the sinking of wreckage will press many bodies Into the sands beyond hope of recovery." Tihe number of persons here willing to predict the total dead will not ek ceed( five hundred has become neg ligible and stunned by the rapidly In creasing number of known dead, esti mates such as that of Mr. Nelson do not sound extravagant to them. Commercial Potato Crop is Short. Washington, Sept. 19.-Condition of the late commercial potato crop on Sleptember 1, indiepted a yield of 123, 518 carloads, a decrease of more thian 22,000 car loads from the estimate on the same date last year, according to a report today by the department of agricliture. Practically every state, the report said, will show a decreased comimer cial crop. To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take alo s The purified and refined calonel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain ed and improved. Sld only in sealed packages Price 35c. United Statc are Good 1 WeknwUe Sae EU4A!RG OP WARE SHAL 'OTER7T / ELW c a Package before the war rc a paCRe during the war c a Package Th EI FLAUOIrR MTS 157 You Moe' Wort Yn eg y Mo ye tires bithnntdSae e.Te Thyariouhraryeeoomcs Your Men.nTeys uaWerh Yoer want ireso thtgie od tre How uasre you the kowne we ae whty notl take ourl word foru.t T~~~ires uoodtthnUettsires. Tha' h esl hei havaue eS.C prve Y.o McNEL Wefrae . C DEATETheyTORE, tough hay, e'Conmcl fiiSLMECOMPANY stanurn, and wear RKMAN d COMPA, Gdills.C Tire are LAMB. Enires. Tht'.hyw sllte.i