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The Terre Haute Tribune

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Haute, Indiana, under the act of con» irfress of March 2,1878.

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ILLINOIS STAYS.WET.

The Illinois legislature yesterday had a moment of clarity and killed the state-wide prohibition bill' and all other kindled legislation that would snatch away the personal liberty of the pftizens. This is probably an indication of.- returning sanity generally on the "liquor question. The vote was decisive, and despite the packed galleries Had such other tactics as terrified the repent legislature in this state, the nftmbers proceeded calmly and sanely to the fulfillment of their duty—that of representing the majority of the peo pie.

TlTe auction of Illinois indicates that tljere will .be a solution of the liquor question. Of course no one condones drunkenness or the abuse of liquor. Neither does anyone condone the economic and physical waste which folItivvs the abuse of liquor. Tl]e splutipn of this problem will come about, -through the encouragement

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manufacture and use of light wines and beers and the stricter regulation and licensing of the use and distribution of heavier alcoholic beverages. ^Prohibition is one of those things lifce paper bag cooking and liquid airpower. For a "time the public blithely fc'and irresponsibly seizes upon•• these things as'a.cure-all, a something that isi going to replace every established custom, habit and method that has prevailed from the time of Father

Adam, and then it gradually sees its mistake and relinquishes them to oblivion.

A good many states and even* the national congress have admitted their Ignorance on this question by, in sheer despair, killing the entire industry and "e^iflscating property which the government itself'has encouraged for the lafet century and a quarter.

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Illinois indicates that she is a commonwealth of intelligent citizens who deal with their problems as they arise, ai|d who still retain not only their selfic^ntrol, yut likewise a sense of fairness tcjl'the thousands and thousands of citizens who have spent their lives in building up their businesses. In other

Daniel' ask^ "Can you prescribe for my stomach and liver to overcome hour indigestion, bilious headache, coated tongue, constipation and a .dreadful sluggish feeling afterf my meals?" gVngwer: For'rsnch a conditron as you describe I advise cardiol tablets, a ®«irtigularly good/formula for sluggish liver, constipation etc., when sour risings are noted after meals. It is better than calomel* and has»no bad aftereffect. I ,-* "A Fat Women" asks: "Would vou please prescribe a safe reducing remedy for too much fat?" •Answer: At this season many fat people suffer greatly as you do, and to all

I: recommend that they reduce with five-grain arbolone tablets, the most successful and convenient-prescription 1 know of. Druggists supply in sealed tubes, with full directions.

Miss O. M. asks: "I have pimples, oily skin, and suffer from constipation, headache, and. never feel strong and well. Please prescribe for me."

Answer. You should overcome-corist'-t-ation and cleanse the system ,of accumulated poisons by" taking threegrain sulperb tablets (not sulphur) for several weeks or more. These tablats are. very beneficial especially in hot weather, as they have a tendencv to cpol the blood and improve its quality.

"Fern" writes: "I have suffered with a: bad cough for some time and I am also weak and tired most of the time, which I think is due to the severe coughing. Can you give me a remedy?" -Answer: Yes, your weakness is due to the coughing, but you ahould bo well relieved by usjng the following. Get a. 2 oz. packing of essence men-tho-laxene .and make according to dilutions on the-bottle,-then take a teaoonful every hour or two until the /•cough-Is cured. This makes a £ull pint ^O-f'tlie very best and safest cough *yr- !•. «,"!• If your druggist does not have i&ahentiio- laxene, have him order it for v you of'the wholesale firm.

less sane communities such confiscation is Inflicted by the whim or such groups as can terrorize the politicians who the people erroneously choose to represent them.

MR. BOWERS CHANGES.

The Tribune wishes to be among the first to congratulate Mr. Claude G. Bowers on his new connections as editorial Writer on the Fort Wayne Jour-nal-Gazette. Too, it reluctantly relinquishes his services as its Washington correspondent. Mr. Bowers' Sunday letters have been one of the high lights of the Tribune. He has been closely read by a great following, and his keen and illuminating exposition of events at the national capitol had much to do with the course of public opinion in the field which the Tribune covers.

Mr. Bowers' occasional speeches on public matters have been as avidly read, and it will be hoped that his new connections will permit'of more of his time for public utterance.

His work for his party on the platform and in the councils of the organs ization have been so keenly appreciated t^at this week he was favorably considered for the state chairmanship, but discouraged the efforts of his friends for the reason that he wished to give his new interest all of his attention.

The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette in its field fills a position parallel with the* Tribune in this part of the state. It closely covers a wide section of two states, it is an influential and entertaining example of itiewspaper enterprise, and it is just now to be warmly congratulated on this newest acquisition to its already capable staff.

PROPHECY COMES TRUE.

A few years ago the Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald in a letter Jo the Tribune forecasted the day when the forces of Christendom would storm the gates of Jerusalem and wrest the Holy .Land from the hands of the Turk. He ha'rdly conceived how a world war, with new and strange allies would do this, but his vifsion seems about t® materialise.

War dispatches in the Tribune yesterday said that an expedition hadcantured El Arish, and that the British were moving on.the south of Palestine,

The cradle of the Christian, faith has too Ion)? been the property pf^a race that has earned the execration of the world.

Under Turkish rule the city of Jerusalem, despite the fact that it is held sacred by- Mohammedans, Christians and Jews, has been a place of vileness. Filth, beggary and corruption are the memoires retained by Terre Haute visitors.

Yet it is far from likely that sentimental or devotional reasons would move the British government to undertake a twentieth century crusade. The motives behind the invasion of Palestine are practical. In-the first-place, a movement against Jerusalem is certain to harass the Ottomans, who would gladly give entire, attention to

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The questions answered below are general in character, the svmptoms or diseases are given and the answers will apply in any case.of .similar nature.

Those wishing further advice, free, may address Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg., College-Elwood streets, Dayton, Ohio, enclosing: self-addressed stamped envelope for reply. Full/name and address must be given, but only initials or fictitious pames will be used in my answers. The prescriptions can ba filled at any well-stocked drug store. Anv drug-gist .can order of wholesaler.

Miss "Constance' aiks: "I am very •thin and bloodless and want to increase my weight about 30 poundsPlease tell me what method to pursue?"

Answer: A regular and persistent Use of three-grain hypo-nuclane tablets will usually produce an increase of weight by aiding nutrition and building up the flesh tissues. Scores of oatients have reported increases of from 10 to 40 pounds from the uso of these tablets. Full directions come with each sealed package.

"Poorly" writes: "Being past middle age and observing that my nervous system is in bad shape, I write for a prescription. I do not gain strength from my food, am w^ak, listless, forgetful, sleepless at times, tired and unable to act the part of a strong man of health, such as I was at one time."

Answer: Get from a well-stocked pharmacy a sealed tube of three-grain oadomene tablets, which are'especially made for those needing a strong, harmless, rejuvenating tonic. Astonishing and pleasing results follow and life and hope are renewed.

"Essex" writes: "What should I dc to relieve a severe case of kidney and bladder disease? Urine is dark, foul of odor, and passage is irregular, painful, etc. Have depression, fever, chills, pains like rheumatism, and soreness in region of bladder."

Answer: For such symptoms as you describe I prescribe my favorite formula under the name of balmwort tablets. This is a splendid efficacious remedy for such abnormal conditions. Begin their use as per directions on each sealed tube.

Mrs. X. asks: "My scalp Itches terribly, is. feverish and a great amount of oily dandruff is present. What is good for this?"

Answer: First shampoo the hair and then apply plain yellow minyol about once a week as per directions. This relieves the itching, overcomes the dandruff and makes the hair beautifully glossy and vigorous. Obtain :n 4 oz. jars of druggists.

NOTE: For many years Dr. Baker has been giving free advice and prescriptions to millions of peopla through the press columns, and doubtless lias helped in relieving illness and distress more than any single individual in the world's history. Thousands have written him expressions of gratitude and confidence.—rAdvertisement,

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the ever growing Russo-British menace in Armenia, Persia and Mesopotamia.- Certain parts of Palestine produce large food supplies wHich are of value to Turkey and her allies. Jerusalem is a military headquarters of importance. Lastly, the conquest of Palestine would permanently remove from Egypt the danger of Turkish^ invasion, and would free the British troops now held in Egypt for service elsewhere,

A battle beneath the gates of Jerusalem is, therefore, one of the possibilities of the not distant future. And while the world will watch such a combat with an Interest measured by its sentimental rather than by its practical military value,. it may be that the result will

far toward fixing the

destiny of the Ottoman.. One Terre Hautean watching these events with more than ordinary interest probably is Miss Agnes Parker Moore, who was shot by a crazy sheik who -imagined she had Invaded one of the secret precincts ot a Turkish mosque.

THE ANNUAL SHIFT.'

Desk Clerk Dave Heed at police station said the other day that the number of reports on removals indicated that we are no longer a family, but that we are more like a procession. Still, moving is but another of life's adventures. It is an experience that few o^us escape, and we look forward to it with mingled feelings of joy and dread. No matttr how often the process is repeated it still marks a sort of crisis in one's affairs. For those whose pathway lead^ them to walk, with landlords and consider how the rent grows, the'experience is one of uncertainty.

One invariably wonders about the new landlord's platform 'on hot and cold water, sidewalk sweeping an« furnace tending. There is always an element of doubt about his willingness to make repairs or re-paper the dining room according to one's own ideas of good taste. There is also the chance that he will start a filibuster against allowing dogs or children mixed wltn his tenants. So if one possesses either pets or babies, or both or many of each, the case beco'mes complicated.

One can dispose of the animals easily enough, but most parents like tf have their children stay around home at least at meal time and betftime.

When the situation becomes acute and diplomatic relations are at an end, it is time to move. The pup may track mud all over the back porch in the new place, the neighbor's phonograph may rag "Poor Butterfly" into an early grave, and the occupant ot the suite across the hall may have a fine nose, for garbage can news, but at least it will be a change.

So put on your flat-heeled shoes, Zarathustra

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look for a flat!

Not only our congress, but the Mexican congres has been called for April 2. It would only take a bit more to return to the ancient and honorable "Continental congress."

It would be a mean trick t-o give half your vacant lot for a garden, and then raise chickens on the other half.'

Some believe that the canal doubles

LITTLE GIRL HAD CROUP. Every mother knows and fears croup. Mrs. B..M. lianey, R. F. D: 2, Stanford, Ky., writes: "My little, girl had been having croup ever" few nights. I began to give her a few drops of Foley's Honey and Tar .Compound every two or three hours, and that night she s'ept well, never coughed any, anc the next oay her cold was gone. To all my friends I- am saying 'Get a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar for la grippe, coughs, colds and croup. A genuine cure.'"

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the value of the fleet others fear that the canal divides the duties of the fleet. In either case, it won't do any harm to have more fleet.

President Hibben of Princeton university is credited with a real-for-sure epigram. Hear him "I am for peace at any price—and the price now ip war."

Even the commissioner of education is a convert to the backyard gardening scheme. Why not?? All men are converts to the use of corn and potatoes.

Already the well meaning citiaen who undertook to read all the books on the wir has scored a collapse.

King Hussein of Hejaz bears a name to be embalmed in song and story. At least it has a balmy sound.

The allies seem to be taking towns so fast that nobody has time to learn to pronounce their names.

It is getting so now that insurance agents are looking upon kings as su-per-extra risks.

This is a good year in which to junk the junkers.

HIGH COST OF SIN.

PAEENT-TEACHEES' MEETING.

The Parent-Teachers' association of the State Normal training school will meet in* the assembly hall of the training school building at 3:15 o'clock Friday afternoon.. The newly drawn constitution will be presented for ratification. A general discussion of affairs of interest to the parents and teachers will be hel-d at the close of the business session.

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$4.95, $5.95 and $6.50

Splendid suits in w6ol mixtures, pinch-back styles^ in a great variety of fabrics and patterns.

$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50

Boys' spring caps 25c and 50c, Ball and bat free with suits.

Street Commissioner Samueil Smith and the board of public works went to South Bend to purchase a street sweeper for the street cleaning department.

CAUSES ARREST OP SON.

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Pastor Says Price Must Be Paid, Evangelistic Sermon.. Rev. A. E. Monger preached at the Maple Avenue Methodist church, Wednesday night, in evangelistic services being conducted in conjunction with the city-wide campaign. Rev. Monger spoke on "The High Cost of Sinning," and the large chorus choir sang. "Sin is an act of human •will it is self assertion in disregard of God," said Rev. Monger. "In ^this attitude sin is either defiant, committed in full vie'vy of duty, or it is an attitude of indifference to any will of God. This latter is the most universal form ot sin. "No person can escpae the high cost of sinning," continued the pastor. "About tRe certainty of retribution there is perfect unanimity. It must be paid not only by the sinner but also by those within the circle of his influence. Indifference to the claims of righeousness sets iji motion a chain of causes or effects that ruin a city or a family as yeadily as the individual. We pay for our self-interest in worry, loss of character, loss of our personal selfrespect, to say nothing of material losses."

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YOUR BOYS' EASIER SUIT

Unusual value giving is the feature in our boys' clothes. Stylish, well tailored and weargiving suits of latest styles. Serges, novelties and eassimere many with two pairs of trousers.

Prepare" is the watchword. Don't delay until the enemy i$ upon you.' Easter is not far off. Come fc* the Newmarket for your Easter Suit and you will be among the most stylishly dressed at a far less cost than elsewhere. The latest New: York styles are here in Belt andPinch back. Also conservative models—Sergey Worsteds,Cassirteres,Homespuns. Our prices have not advanced!

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WhyDoiitlSm Get^That BayaTSiilofeed Look?

CT~his store is the authorized resident deafer for THE ROYAL TAILORS CBicago\MruYorfi. Roqaf Taifomf- to -Measure Suits ctneC Overcoats at $i85?,$20,$35,$30,$35 and $|o. V

TEN TEARS AGO TODAY.

From til* Trlbane Files.

March 29, 1907.

The city council fixedvthe building inspector's salary at $1,800 per year. The first sub-station of the Terre Haute postofflce will be opened May 1.

The Evansville and Terre Haute railroad company is planning a large addition to the local freight house-

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Mother Calls Police When Eloy Money Disappear. Eugene Rodgers. 12 years old, 911 Chestnut street, was arrested Wednesday night when he failed to return home after .delivering a washing to the Commercial hotel for his mother Mrs Rodgers called police headquarters and asked thj^t the officers keep /an eye open for her son. He collected 60 cents at the hotel and, when searched at headquarters only a quarter was found. He said some soldiers took his money but the police doubt it He

turned over to Probation Officer Bailey.

TALKS HIMSELF. INTO FINE.

Edward Madison, charged with assault and battery, talked himself into a fine of $25 and costs in Police Court Thursday morning. He was arrested on a City Court warrant on complaint of his wife and when the judge had things all fixed up to withhold judgment and allow him to go home, Madison insisted on explaining some more details of the affair and the fine resulted.

Here_ is another really v/onderfui' case w'hich attracted intense interest when first published in Springfield, Mo. It. goes to prove that what I say about .worms originating much chronic trouble is true.

Emil Thomas,"a boy living at 230% West Commercial street, in Spring-field. Mo., had suffered for several years from a severe stomach trouble. He hasd a bad breath, headache, weak feelings, dizziness, pains in the stomach, drowsiness, changeable appetite, and grinding of the teeth at night. He was verynervous at times.

The parents did all in their power to get something to serve as a relief for the distresses of their son, but remedies they got seemed to fail completely. And why? Simply l-ipcanr-A ttiey -ou!d nor. remove'the' CAUSE. So Quaker Herb Extract was grcuten and its use begun. The. results were remarkable. In a «'eiv\ days he bepan passing numbers of worms of different sizes, routid ind

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Get a 10 Cent Box oi "Cascarets" for Your Liver and Bowels.

Tonight sure! Remove the liver and bowel poison which Is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath offensive .and stomach sour. Don't' stay bilious, sick, headachy, consti

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Friday, March 30, 1917.

Evil overbalances the good this day's planetary influences, according to the reading of astrologers. Jupiter is beneficial aspect, but the sun, Mercury and Uranus are all adverse.

It is a fairly favorable rule for business or whatever haB to do with the bartering of materials.

Manufacturers should make the most of the swfty, which promises large

Was in Misery from Ravages'of Many Large Worms But Famous Quaker Herb Extract Removed Them

pointed at the ends. There were nearly a hundred of them. In a few weeks the boy was transformed from a pale, nervous, restlesa child to a happy, bright, cheerful, healthy lad.

If Terre Haute people wotfld just stop to consider that there is always a CAUSE for the various symptoms or distresses, they would find curative results a great deal sooner, that' is sure. Remove the CAUSE and the miseries will vanish. Irritation in the stomach or intestinal tract will, be the cause of much stomach trouble. It may be of a catarrhal origin or worms may be causing it. In any event the great Quiker Remedies have always removed and will NOW remove this irritation and heal the entire internal system.

Come today if you are discouraged or skeptical, for I can prove what I say.' Quaker Herb Extract is $1.00 a bottle or three bottles for $2.50. Oil

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YOUR HAT FOR EASTER IS HERE

All Colors fl^ Soft Brims All Stylos

Spring Caps, 50c and $1.00. Kelly greens, blue and brown.-

FIIRHISHINGS FOR SPRING

Newest fancy Neckwear 25q, 50c, 75c Men's neglfgee £n,d soft Shirts, 1. at

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59c, $1.00 and $1.15

Spring weight TJnion Suits, at 50c, fl.OQ and $1.50 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, i JJ. each 25c an4 5tifc

pated and full of cold. Why /dbn't £'o set a^box of Cascarets fi"om the dpi store n6w?Eat 'one or two tonight in enjoy the nicest, gentlest liycr -aji bowel cleansing you ever experience! Tou will wake up feeling fit/and Cascarets never gripe ort bother yo all the next day like calomel, salt. and pills. They act gently bpt thotf, oughly. Mothers should give crpgtl sick, bilioHS or feverish children! I whole Cajscaret any time. They ar harmless and children love them —'Ad vertisement.

profits, especially in wool stuCs, cot ton goods audi paper. -v It is not a favorable day. fo^s employment, whether for higthor^Jo position.

Publi&Iyers have the forecaDfe offjt creased interest In books of "sseitfp' content. Fame 'for a n'ew ^nieri author again is foretold.

Discovery of plots of confcfirrici in an inland city under the

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flag are prognosticated. Persons whose birthdate it' & ma have a checkered year marked by a ternating profits and losses, pleasur and sorrows. They should b®w*fe" letters and writings. Young?: wome wiljl have offers of marriage.

Children born on this day may m«: many obstacles in life, but friends aid them. These subjects of Arips^ai generally very popular.

Headquarters for the Quaker .Her|v Remedies in Terre Haute Is o# sale at Buntin Drtig company's ptor«v northeast corner Sixth street- and Wabash avenue, or your local gist, but they may also be, obtained at the following stores in surrotxnd-' ing towns: SHELBURN, Ind., O. B. Stark. SULLIVAN, Ind., Joe H. Smock & Son. BRAZIL, Ind., Mendenhall & Artman. CLINTON. Ind., Gill is Pharmacy. CLAY CITY, Ind., Jett's Drug JASONVILLE, !nd., J. J. La^y

Son.

Balm, 25c. and 50c a

bottle Kidneiy j?ills, 50c a box

LINTON, Ind., W. J. Hamilton. ROCKVILbE, Ind., Dick H. 0*t. FARMERSBURG, Ind., Charles

Parish.

MARSHALL, III., City Drug Store. BICKNELL, Ind,, Quality -Drug Store. Call for he outmost convenient-siRrwv the same at ail stores.