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Show -- LAKE TRIBUNE,, SUNDAY' MORNING, APRIL S, iUE-SALT- tfctT"moment we hav Seen fared with the question of what to do with tho treat TWwrg Quality ajUMeerDepeMdabW f eet of merchant ships thqj we hsd bullt problem has not yet been op" That anIt and toward is solved, jetting the swer that President Hard.ng, Chairman Lasker and congreaa are now bending their efforts. Thera were and are three courses open to us. Ons Is to throw op our hands snd let nature take its course. In that event the course thst nature will take will be to lead us hack to where wa were before the war. to a negligible poeltlon & cnoADiyar among the shipping nations of th world, i Another Is to continue our fleet under She ownerships ana operation, By government with the great losses which that Involves The third course is to try to bold on Case Mystery to at laast a portion of the fleet we now possess, but to follow tho policy of turn - Baffles ing the ships over to private owners la Officers. ol America and trying to Induce these Proposes owners to maintain so Amerksn ' mercantile marine through the aid of a subsidy from the government. - CHICAGO.' April With th police convinced that they had broken th alibi Cost Is Factor. Zandt, the lattar today was in As to ths first course, that of letting ef Louis In connection with th killing Tuea- things drift, there can be no question jail of William Parion, salesman night day about the outcome. Not under govern for a Boston who was shot to ment ownership and not under private death bv two concern, men as h alighted from Made Tho Aluminum ownership ean America compete on even his automobile to call on or girl known terms with Great Britain, or Japan, Mies Long, and said to be hi fiance, dosen other nations If we let as a htlf Choice Monday- Cooking who In reality was Zandta estranged Offered Com- thing drift, th ships we now own will but She also is held. rot In their docks, or will find their way wife. The poHee are working on the theory into the hands of other nations killed esn operate ships that Parion was deliberately Congress, These other notions through Jealousy and was not th innocam. la a we That more" cheaply than cent of automobile thieve fleeing fixed factor, which must be accepted and from victim two detectives, sa had. been supfor granted as surely as the seatakep ' " i at first posed ' uu.rvAN." them. with sons. cannot by mark compete Th theory that Parion wes the "InnoOne ef the reasons Is that labor costa pedal to The Trlbuaa cent of victim bystander fleeing thieve are cheaper. Another is that they know Preat-deWASHINGTON, P. C., April when the police traced a waa discarded how' to menage ehlpp'ng Jjetter meot , ofofa e govern ' pep found beside Parion Herding project shipping traditions that Ownership to Zandt. When detectives walked 'subsidy In order to maintain apiece for have lasted for generations They have body Into Zandt'a home they found th girl world In the the connections throughout America among the mercantile shipping known as Mies Long with him. A't first way of agencies coaling stations and th she nations of the world, came to the front like. Zandt was merely a. friend, but They are better equipped for ths laterSaid admitted they were married. this week, and a Joint committee of the business and.their people take more kindZandt said that be snd his wlfs had houseand senate has been listening to ly to It. We are not by nature a seagoing peo become separated several times and that of board, Lasker the Chairman on the evening Parion wa slain In front shipping There ts no reason why w should of pi. ths house where Mrs Zandt known and to others be. WS have XACTLY as pictured, measuring better opportunities at as Miss Long-th- en was rooming, he men bothfor our for and horns young In order to make the problem Involved was out with Miss Sarah Shut front . inches' us eleven&nd three-quarteour and attraction th For money. re. clear to the readerit is desirable to manup. m. to 15 30. view the history of our governments ex- - th profits of chfarming, mining -and inches Vjth , Bhuta-wa- a and six, Mis deep. diameter, th lo Thereare police brought XACTLY- - as pictured." " Complete greater. perlment in the building, owning and op- facturing erme who eay that this factor really station, where- - ehe denied, th police which fits true cover, erating of mercantile ships aald. with beenno out that aha, had aver, peo. v question; thst with cover, and in tho eight-qua- rt Before tho war,. America cut practically solves the whole the eea unless they are so Zandt, firmly Into" the bottom, - Equipped no flguro on the ocean; wa owned ieeo pie takesin to - size,. . out"You know with never resources convex and had a date Black, rubberoid cover, other other you lacking with-metal handle. Sale than Id per cent of the world a tonnage, for their labor and money that they me In your life. ehe told Zandt 1.35. and apparently we were content with that let knob. Sale, Cerknow sea. are' ara to "Dont you my the you swearing compelled .rl . position. During the generation precedv 7 -t- he- nolle as - to anv-- attempt - to eompete quoted Zandt' ing many suggestions had been made and tainty,with other nations on an even basin saving to' her. "Don't you know what to advocated effect the ,thst earnestly government aid, direct or Indirect, this means for -me? Tell th truth. Tell t Amerlea should take stepe to become a lacking y. w eenhot do It them how- - we- went out together. . It ehfpptng nation ' In proporltlon to our -w let things drift we shall fall back can t hurt you and It will save me. If the world otherwise. But In the place to where we were, a rich nation without tha polio Mie Shut then suggestions never got very far. Our shipping, and dependent on other nations announced, that aha admitted, was with Zandt the people could not be persuaded to take for carrying our goods to th markets. evening Parian was slain. " She aald ah much Interest lif the Idea and It s conttnus la Th second to had made denial for fear that her alternative tha solelv due to the erimulue of the war that under , government operation. Thin, of own fiance would become. angry II ha we began the building of the very con.I one form at waa know course, It Zandt-aha r v with subsidy. merely siderable fleet that we now own. Is now costing us sbout fifty million dolThs case has brought the police tha Is our ", lars a to operamost mysterious puaale slnos Carl Wan say, year. That Britain Was Leader. . tions sa a nation engaged In shipping derer killed his wife In s holdup which The Immediate cause of this step was br.ng us that deficit each year. But that he framed and. which made him a hero -the sinking of British mercantile ships deficit does not tell the whole Story, until It waa exposed. as illustrated. Welded by the German Submarines It was Great Ftfty millions of dollars a year js merely score were detectives of spout, trying Britain that Invited ua, and urged us. the difference between our receipt snd toToday find some explanation of why aluminum and pleaded with us to set up the hugs expenditures It takes no account of wear two men killedlogical which post, parion If the killing was V shipbuilding plant that We now have and and tear or depreciation. If we should a result 'of jealousy and to check up on vents handle charing.' to launch the fleet that 'la now ours go on for twenty years on this basis w Miss finished bar was Bhutss aha that at story Great Britain at that, time wag by far should find ourselves at th end of that dressmakers snd hot .with Zandt. bottom. size. . Sale, 1.35. tha largest, owner of mercantile ships in period out of the shipping business, bethe world. She had more than half of cause our ships would be worn out.- ' Ir the world a entire tonnage. But even That government operation is ths most ocean. The a particular form of subsidy with auch fleet Great Britain felt the expensive form of admits Of no President Harding now proposes results of the German submarine to such doubt. Those who subsdy have had anycontact which , ha been worked out with great care by an extent that she cried to ua for help. with ths shipping board snd with the himself and by the beet shipping brains v. V.,' There wsa an interesting reference to wests and Inefficiency Involved have a In country, which h has celled to his The standard four-qua- rt Paramount this fact In one of the speeches Mr. Bal- feeling approaching horror against going aidtbsNo one has no and ons is appeared four made - at the Washington conference-Hon In this way. Nothing could exceed tea to welded with a for with kettle, likely appear of suggestion in saidwas spout and the It the vehemence of feeling on the part of beginning n 1917, when 1 wee coming over to this tlose who know the facts against our crop different form of subsidy. with black handle. aa rubberoid XACTLY Bottom equipped Th are involved two: pictured. only questions country, and during the earlier part of continuing our present system of govern' APACITY of this heavy aluminum 1.35. First, whether America shall make Sn efSale, , my stay here. During these weeks un- ment operation. one-ha- lf holds , and four to a cap fort keep place on the ocean, or be doubtedly we had only to add the tonnage kettle is eight quarts. Cover, Chairman Leaker, officially speaking to on content no have ocekn the lf place of' destruction and subtract It from the .for the shipping board, mid to congress at quarts .and insert cap two and one-haall; the second question ts whether we fitted with rubberoid knob. tonnage of the world to see that If things this week, In the most formal and aolemn shall Sale, with Cover to continue make the attempt quarts. , equipped went on as they were going on the wsr the government, through the through adlrect government operation 1.3o. or could have but one end. It was a strug- way, that board, . Sale, 1.35., - to . handle. '.metal . Its admits Inability shipping As to this latter through a subsidy. gle between the attacking force of tne operas tin sn equally efficient basis in question there la practically no differIn tho two-quasubmarine end the defensive forces thst competition size, with cover that of the with the ships ence of private among persons competent opinion were brought against It. That was the world. t. the free with will either or bottom. ' Fininsert fit Known as the Windsor sauce pan; Any competition to s take The board position. shipping of our fortunes nadir very privately owned shipping of ths world itself avows that government operation In convex ished cover with with .knob on cover. rubberoid shape, complete compete with cover and steel handle. through successful government operation Is 'expensive, Inefficient - and altogether U. S. Jumps fai Lead. board aver the shipping Is sn - ; Setey 1.35r- Five-quadisastrous, v-size. Sale, 1.35.' ' . Sale, 1.35, z T and straight handle,' , Great Brttatiir faced byr this condition, T , If we are to matntafn a place on the begged ua to build ships, and we threw ocean at beet the and the all, way only aB.our resources Into tha project. Ijt sea Harding Offers Project. good way to do It is through government krobably one of the most splendid efforts Th la the on proposed aid to privately owned shipping. nade in history. Starting with nothing, andThenowthird solutionadvocated real question then becomes, whether ourby president America earnestly within a year and a half we made shall attempt to keep a place selves the greatest shipbuilding country Harding. President Harding baa put bla the ocean, or shall retire completely. uanla end Finland may combine with If possible without tho assistance ef th In the world. It was at this time, in the heart Into thla project with an appear- on on la It thla ance question that the real arguaa of few common Interests to Insist on some sov- United State, the conference Is organauch for has he latter pari of 1918, that Mr. Hurley, then of his feeing takes place. There are those who iet Russian problem. They ere policies. Briefly, this proposal is ment head of the shipping board, aald; The izing for action. In the belief that th that. Inasmuch s ths United but need Russian trade and a United States must eventually ratify It American merchant marine is today ex- that the government of the United States contend b cannot a States In a nation a shall shipping out business th of of In doe main get Russia shipping guarantee peace which, achievements, If they ere to prove panding mors rapidly than anv other in aa possible; that It shall turn normal way. wa should not make the efnot exist while the red army Is in be- durable, and the Influence of th Amerthe world. la August of this year the promptly If fort. other can that say nations They th now owns to over ships It ing. United States took rank a the leading private Jugo Slavia and ican republic, even If unvoiced at Genoa, more then conthe let goods carry cheaply, and such other under small countries of central as ownership obtain operators world. It has Europe undoubtedly shipbuilding nation la the strong psynations have the Jield. Thlg posicannot permit strangulation of Germany chological fores now more shipyards, more shipways, more ditions of payment, and with such a other , to such an extent that her economic of government, aid In the future tion Is entirely logical stad. consistent On shlpworks and more ships under con- apromise th eve of this conference. great with fundamental economic laws. will American Induce downfall la mean for shipping would that assured, not Great private Britain, excepting struction, Including friends as well as foes of yestheir destruction , too. , go Into the business on a, basis hitherto easily the first , shlpbulld.ng men to and representatives of th neutral that will enable' us to keep s place on Ships Exceed Cargo. At the Genoa conference they will terday power. there exist serious conflicting nastate their views, pres them end per- nations, It Is sound theory to say that any While It was af the urgent request of the ocean. The place on the ocean that tional interests, but ths hop prevails Ceatlased f Page Oa haps that will lead to more general un- In all circles Great Britain that we entered upon this President Harding alma to keep Is not given work ought to be done by the nath sheer necessity of a targe one. He does not contend that tion or by th Individual that Is of 'International arithmetic. common actionthat demanding adventure, and while It was-- our shipIn th of ell Interest will capabl Influenced by Russian aristohave mercantile ships In pro- of doing It with the least expense. The others. The most problem of all I hip to be kept in full commission, th building, and shipbuilding alone, that en- we should sacrifices on th part of all, so a more by how to deal Important with Russia, and I am a fill Induce abled the allies ftr overcome the destruc-- t portion to our economic position other- argument against this is that America crats exiled In Pari, but still old to permit the building up of Europe blit reported to congreaa preserves th loan we th loss of their wise. He contends should at that convinced recIs that to th merely on of the . submarine, disgust rannot afford to be only way nevertheless, at th mercy and the of Its economic maratio agreed upon by tho conference, to have enough ships to carry rough- of other nat.ona. It wholly is all very well now, to caariet Russia, which rankle in th ognise the soviet republic as a de facto chinery. development Britain,' looking forward to futuret try . j and at the same time translates Into a ly, BO per cent of our trade. when there are many more ships than heart of every French bourgeois, nat- government, end to deal. with it with a peace times, was gravely disturbed ' which returned from have JFVence, the as hand well aa unrelenting a urally enough conthey th hope and expectancy created of out turn to reality generous strong be the effect The 'financial aspect of the plan what might there are cargoes for them to carry, but spirit Washington conference of republican Russia and do not toward the Russian-people- chagrined at the It Is agreed American eonfWYnrt that tha enormou bur this new- adventure of ours on Great template that we should take 10 per cent the tims will come when this depression hatred or reform was mllU that bellevo the a entains'-ownconception that dens any any pledgee given Incident to preparation for war would Brl policy without any alliance or of the duties we receive on imports snd will be ended, when International trad made will pos'tkm In the world. be fulfilled by those now In tangling trestles between United tarirtlc, appears determined to maintain be materially reduced. I th ill be actldfe, when there will be more The head of the chamber of shipping apply it to aid for American-owne- d lor the ships. This attitude ef mind will be rep- States. Greet Britain and Germ any. wHh aa army of sufficient else to exact war blit th whole hearted beapetk ef- - IhevUnlted KmSMora aald; We, the It 4s estimated that In terms of money eanro than ships, when that time comes, power.. eupport ol the at France coming In If she likes, would reparations from Germany to assist In American people. resented by th French delegates greatest shlpbulld.ng nation that ths this aid would amount to about thirty-tw- o ships owned bv Great Britain, or by Genoa her own reconstruction, and will not be helpful to Euro- settle that business. In return for ecowhile reports world has ever seen, have now been far Secretary million dollars a year. This Is less Japan, or by Holand, or by any other Denby's original estimate in Great nomic aid in the way of food for her from Germany allege the existence of a called construction. Meanwhile for 80,000 enlisted men and 6009 outstripped by he Americans. It Is a than the fifty million dollars a year nation, win b d sposed to give preference pean I Samson Ilk strong popular Britain France, feeling George industrial Lloyd rsconstruction Because of the heavy enagainst people, source of grave concern, About the which our shipping adventure now costs to, carrying goods produced by their own starving apprentlcea t also Admittedly have listed cut th committee left th and f nanctal loans on full seruritles, ons same time a correspondent of the London us under government management. In people. Th result wll be that if Amer- with his locks shorn off. Like Brland, officer been of noticeable for tho saks between too and ha took risks condition would be imposed which would France, personnel line and utaffahout where Italy Morning Post declared that "an ally of reality the saving would be much more ica has nq ships, we shall find ourselves common sense.many once to sew enemies due Hi largely at the Italian waa. It that relieve a menace With ef and feeling elimination 889 the Europe of (tending today mar become a. tied rival after the than the difference between fifty millions when the stress comes not only put In s moral support of la now on active war. To which the Morning Post and thirty-tw- o and counting millions, for, as I have negligible position as regard the ship- that he had delivered hlmeelf Into their unnecessary but crippling financial bur- France's other small states. In an attempt 200 new officers from duty, th naval added: "Public opinion In Great Britain already pointed out, the fifty million dol- ping business, but also hopelessly handi- hands by proposing to deal with sub- dens that Is the demobilisation of the and academy , to mould a defensive alliance against th total will be tiii. - . by which passion and prejudice red army. is not alive to the peril wh-cthreatens lar which we now name as qur annual capped In the whole world of International jects still ie Inimical to Italy Germany, be aroused with eeey propwould national to lead That may the demobilization I am afraid deficit Includes nothing for wear and trade. us. Lord Inchlape said: . J of the Follsh and the general re- Interests. Estimates for Fuel. the heart of what aganda. of what, the position may. the tear and deterioration. Thla question goes The attempt to aolv th Russian prob- lief of France'sarmy chief financial supporter. . , war Is over, The unemployment In England Some form of eubsldy Is sssentlaf If America's position in the new world Is to Despite The navy got nearly all it asked In reshakws called lines Poland. It would lead to less aggressive end the famine In Russia, It I estimated vised Ultimately th war wa over, and from America Is to have any place on the be. It is second only In Importance to lem on economic estimates for fuel, the bill carrying hands with murder; an attempt to policy of Franc In relation with Ger- that the great middle classes of Europe $ 1 000,000. ths subject dealt with bv th Washington ing not for many and so on in a long chain of causs ere th greatest sufferer bankruptcy, th present conference. That conference determined eav Germany from our by Th committee estimated It coat was called and effect. I venture sake, say that this unfavorable economic conditions, with the 1150.000,000 to complete th would that, as to one part of world dominance, her cake, but for all an scheme of min Is not to but strictest economy necessary, while grave Washington and West Vtrvlntabattleships sound, America and Great Britain should be licking th hand of the Hun. It was only two end gams. It hat been played to th la th only policy by which Europe may anxiety prevails among all classes In all of th equal.' It determined, that the armed easy It I not playing Into countries. Various remedies are suggested rier. battleship cruisers as airplane carrecovery. quick get navies of Great Britain and ths United limit by those who love their country' less, than they hate Lloyd George, and th hands of Bolshevism, it Is taking by official and unofficial spokesmen here, States should be equal. The bid pro-- , idea that eny unexpected would destroy him rather than let away the last weapon of th Bolshevists. some Idealists even demanding the creaBut armed ships ara only ons portion who in last year's bill shall he him pave th financial situation of Eu- U would be necessary for the soviet tion of a European cenfederatloo simi- appropriation of dominance If w have a given quan toward th completion of vessels , to accept that condition if all lar to the United State, believing that applied now under not pifeoted by construction tity of armed ships, and practically no rope, Is now desome man will soon emerge to show the the papers upon which she mercantile ships, while Britain has the . treaty. "werv'to-- - withdraw" all way to sav Europe from future schisms. thChairman pendent same quantity of arfned ships and In ad- Politics Is Factor. Madden th ef appropriations dition five or ten times our tonnage of Newspapers ere filled with prejudice aid and combine to demand Its fulfill- Th primary feature of this would be committee declared in a statement that to ment. But no such policy will be adoptthe abolition of vast armles. Othera! the only mercatile shipping, then the two nations from one end of tlreat Britain bswthe haw requt the one purpose or them- elt helng ed at Genoa because Lloyd George had preach the wisdom ol a Latin alliance, not compiled with had referencedepartment are not equal, but very far from It. Thla to had his hands tied by Poincare, who la morally. If not actually, backed bv th would not seem to matter directly, for to pmseh the coalition end put conservadestroyers, which It wa sought there Is never going to be anrv conflict tives in power. Undoubtedly the coali-no hostile to those Ideas, and Russia sees South American countries. In order to to hev kept In half commission. England serve In- no unanimous deoslon among our judges preserve Latin Institutions, customs and between the. United State and Great tion government of more "But provision has been made," he or jury. Ths United States could put culture In a movement for n and It la useful purpose any Britain. added, "for all patrol service reevitable that there should be a fight through such a scheme and carry It domination anticipated by th Latin peo- quested by the the navy In Mediterranean all political through If tho senate could be Induced ple. with glove off between Would Face Handicaps. i In the Far East and In South waters. out to win. But the pity of it to support It. That Is hoping too much Meanwhile, in the shadow of Europe's American waters. E.ery submarine reBut If we should have war with any part's is thla po'ltlcal strife In Great Brit- and therefor t think th Genoa conferdebt to the United States, there Is a quested by the navy haa been provided for other nation, w should be hopelessly ainthat Of will be ence th of another chapter is fogging the clear outlines futility strong desire on the part of some of on 'he basis of- being kept In full handicapped on th ocean bv our lack of great problem of economic recovery In In a sick world which cannot wait .too th nations thst Germany end Rues! be " Ships to carry supplies; and Great Britain, Europe and throwing out amok ecreen long for doctor s treatment. bill. Mr Madden under the The to restored conditions normal navy, the at as ths owner of ths bulk of the availwilt he strictly a through which th public mind, cannot earliest possible moment. asserted, navy." able shipping, would hold the balance of perceive of things. 1112, by the McClure Newsth truth (Copyright, power. Even thi probably would not time when the paper Syndicate.) st th has It happened matter directly, for under any conceiv- British are beginning to fee able circumstances Great Britain would realities people and abandon passion end prejuprobably hold her shipping as wv liable dice for cool judgment, educated by th to us as to any other nation. painful experience of trade stagnation BEING CANVASSED There waa a theory undet-lylnth and ths downfall of European markets. c Washington-conferenceThat theory was Th 'politicians to the gallery up playing that no on nation should be dominant; of the lowest class Intel! gence are the GENOA. April 8. (By the Associated that dominance should be put In trust, personal enemies of, and party Insin- Pres ) How to prevent the forthcoming so to speak, and should be held in part- cerities are the curses on the people economic conference from losing it pro"CHANGE OP LIFE left mother It i at fact proven by thousands of nership by the various nations In pro- of the world, not only In Europe, but In claimed economic principle and from fallto resource. their If get about, limb that grateful letters that Hood' Sarsa- a. wreck, unable portion theory other countries, not excepting the United ing Into a purely political conclate, prewas sound as to armed ships. It Is even is remarkably beneficial to sore and stiff, Joints swelled and carious In Its possibilities and admitparilla more sound as to mercantile ships If States. ' Statesmen everywhere are not doing tedly a supreme danger, ts preoccupying painful, could not sleep. 1 got her young or older women. one nation doe not wish to b hopelessly that they know to bo wise because the chief delegates as thev gather for The most common ailments of two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla. outclassed by another nation In the prob- things besessions at the is the of It Is life, their political opening mercy Th1, she can ge around, does women drain and weaken the eystem Now at lematic event of war. neither should It be the In parliament or senate lieved, Is the rock on which the confer' DR. LOUIS A.' JAMES DR. DONALD 0. JAMES wished to be outclassed by another In the Th majorities and sometime result in anemia, ner- midwifery, feeling fine, all due to decision of the United States to ence may succeed or split event of the certain take no part In the Genoa ronference comparatively Publicists assembled here from many vous weakness, general break-dowthat gopd blood punfier and tonic." occurrence of trade competition. the proceedings, beyond sending an observer, limited at countries to ohaerv Women overworked Sophia'xA. McKruLiY, Killian, La. by family In world dominance there are three ele- once will the dealInsist conference that the poaer of that aseemblv In openly ments. One is armed shipping, one I duties or overtasked socislly find ANEMIA. The doctor said my with world problems, but In anv fundamentally and Inevitably be of a pomercantile shipping, and one Is wealth. ing case ths representatlvs of th United litical nature, and not economic, pointing was anemic. She was nerStand Anything Cant daughter They In wealth, w are now by far the greatto the more on would add only vote for hs proof profound political jealTheir nerve tro all unstrung, vous, had no color, conld not sleep. -est nation In the world. In armed ship- States now permeating Europe end also th miserable com promise and narrow ous! faces pate appetite Impaired, sleep She has been taking Hoods Sana- - . ping we have provided for equality with decisions based on the Versailles treaty, to the national and racial ambitions and our only eororpetf or III mercantile ship- unless he had full support of the senate problems dus lo dividing th continent "not sound nor refreshing. parillt and has improved wonderping It Is hardly conceivable that ws snd the people behind him for the bold Into new and smaller states. Her cheeks and lips are red." fully. Hood's blood the gives should be willing to he sero. Sarsaparilla t of reform reconstruction, and that majority of the delegates to more vitality and better color, makes Mas. Lizzie Forru, tOl Trocty follcy think hs would have had. economic conference have reached th (Copyright, 1933. by th New York Eve- prim minister Mr. stronger nerves, and contributes to Ave., Toledo, Ohio, What, therefore. Is to be hoped from Genoa. The British 4 - , ning Poet ) - . - to If " , V J the Genoa conference? Lloyd George, was enthusiastically greetRHEUMATIC LAKENXT1 rw the length and enjoyment of life. ed his th not chance lies arrival with Hs upon today, accompanied grsst only Seventeen Yean in Salt Lake City It is agreeable, pleasant and con- Ileved makes CALLED EAST BY ILLNESS. grateful to L'aoig who delegates ar tied to party by his wife and daughter. powers venient to take, and it embodies a Sarsaparilla. -- J. E. BhepercL fer-mean walk v V I on is concentrated mind her LOGAN, April but In combined pressure of the Every long-trieand found-tru- e formula Mm, Mart A. Wall, Eock laud, 1 u and those who were neuRussia,, fpr th commercial reopening of pros item of th fai h aifipv Hunk, Sollcies, 11 Ing company, haa been called to his for- trals In th great war, though hard hit Russia may possibly mean later recognt for tho relief of pale, weak, ftervooe The great eoonomy of Hood's , mer home in Andereof!, inch, by the Hi- now n spite of neutrality. Scandinavian tlon and formal admission of that coum and dyspeptic women. Fwrztpar.Ua nt his father, who la now 89 years end Baltic etatea like Sweden, Denmark, try Into the council of nations aryoois to averyor s. - Determined to set Its hove In' order Wsr tax removed and erica redacsl. Hoods Pills help as a laxativ, age. Norway, Holland, Esthonia, Latvia. 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