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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
Investigate
new Lines
HARTMAN OFFICIALS MAKE A
RUN TO LEWISTON AND GET
IN PERSONAL TOUCH WITH
LOCAL CONDITIONS.

Julius Kruttschnitt, director of
maintenance and operation of the
Hartman roads, with headquarters
In Chicago, visited in Lewiston yes
terday for two hours. accompanied
by number Of the O. r. & N. on
cials of Portland. The party reach
ed Lewiston yesterday morning by
special train from Wallace, and af-
ter completing the Investigations in
Lewiston departed for Portland 1t
was expected tr:p over the Lew
iston-Vollmer line would be made,
but the plans were changed after
the arrival Of the party in the city.
Accompanying Mr.. Kruttschnitt
were Superintendent Buckley, Chief
Engineer Boschke and Master Me
chanic G. A. Graham OF the o. r.
& N. company.
While in the city the party visit
cd the site of the new union depot
and the outside yards in the eastern
pert Of the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
NOVA SCOTIA
centennial

Halifax, n. s.. Aug. 17.-TOday
ushered in a week Of celebration OF
great interest to Nova Scotia in par
ticular and to the Dominion in gen.
eral. The celebration is to mark the
150th anniversary of the establish
ment of parliamentary government
in Nova Scotia, and is at the same
time an observance of the establish
ment of the first like government in
the British empire. Persons promi-
Eent in the Official life OF nearly all
of the Canadian provinces are ar
r;ving here to take part in the cele-
brations
The celebration proper will begin
Wednesday and continue through
the remainder OF the week. The un-
yelling of a monument commemo-
rating the event will be one OF the
features and there will be interest
ing historical exercises held In the
Provincial building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
Total :. .$79.O24,8SS $91,2O8,121
Cash on Hand Scarce.

IL the abstracts OF the county aud
itors on file are to be taken as an in
dication there Is very little money
on hand in the state OF Idaho, IL Of
the 23 county assessors having failed
to find any at all according 20 the re-
ports. 1t must be explained, how
ever, that in some counties where
there is but small amount returned
for taxation II is classified as "other
property" Money on hand Is sub
ject to exemption for debt, and some
of the assessors give this as an ex-
phantom for the fact that there Is
comparatively little reported in the
abstracts. Amounts are reported by
IL counties as follows:
Ada, 5000; Bear Lake, $40,590;
Bonner, $1,000; Canyon, $277O;
Cassia, $4,000; Custer, s46,30O:
Idaho. $2614; Lemhi. $34.208;: Neg
Perez. $79,305; Shoshone, $1,000:
Washington, 1850.
But three Of the counties classify
their automobiles. In Ada the to-
hdi vi ali HdCuIuc Is
$2325. while Blaine reports two, ap-
praised at 5000 each, and Idaho
county one. Idaho county Is the
only county listing hearse under
special classification, and this is val
ued at $500 or at the same figure
as the only automobile the assessor
located
Wines and liquors are reported
by counties as follows: Ada, $11..
1925; Bannock. $123,210; Blaine
s1O,250; Boise. $2450; Bonner
s91S5; Canyon. s1275; Custer
1880; Idaho. sG77O; Kootenai, s1O.-
4e5; Latah, s4270: Lincoln, $3.50;
Nez Perce, $2O.1O4; Owyhee. s3s0O;
Shoshone. 1920: Washington
S4025. Other counties did not class
ify this personal property.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LITTLE CONCERN
CAPT. PETER g. HAINES AND
BROTHER. WHO INVOKED UN.
WRITTEN LAW. WE'RE AR
RAIGNED TODAY.

New York. Aug. 17.-&:apt. Te-
ter, g. Haines. who shot William
Annis Saturday at the Bay Side
Yacht club landing, was today ar.
rsigned with his brother. T. Jen.
kins Haines. who held the crowd
back with a revolver while hia
brother poured shot after shot into
the body of the man who. he as
81 rts. ruined his home. They show.
ed little concern over their predica-
ment in court today.
T. jenkins Haines was held on
the charge of felonious assault, but
later wpas charged with being an
accessory to the killing of Annis
Before the arraignment Harvey B.
Rockwell. who had been a close
friend of Annis, the slain man
turned over to the district attorney
of Queens county package Of let
ters received recently by Annis, In
(which he was warned that his life
was in danger. The last letter eau
toned him from visiting the Bay
Side Yacht club Saturdav.
After the arraignment of the
Haines brothers, hearing was put
over one week, when special
grand jury may take up the case.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
lake STEAMER
IS WRECKED
BOILER ExPL0DEs. KILLING
ONE INJURING MANY
BOAT HAD A RUN ON CARP
LAKE, NORTHERN MICHIGAN.

Traverse City, Aug. l7.-One
known to be dead. two fatally injur-
ed and number seriously hurt II
the result of the blowing up Of the
steamer ,Leelanaw on Carp lake to-
day.
Mrs. Isabel Labonte Of this city.
sister of Charles Mossr. captain of
the steamer. Leelanaw. was killed
as she sat in the pilot house con-
versing with her brother.
The steamer, which piled be.
tween ports on Carp lake, was on it,
way from Laland to Fouche on ths
morning trip, having ON board
pleasure seekers bound for Traverse
City to attend a wild west circus.
and plowing down the narrow lake
with a steam pressure of 80 poun!s.
trying to make up time when tie
engineer discovered a loose bolt on
the engine and had to shut oH
steam. He was working on the bolt
when the boiler gave way. tearing
off the engine and demolishing the
pilot house and upper works Of the
steamer but leaving Engineer Ed
wards practically unscratched.
The force of the explosion must
have all been directed forward, as
all the injured were sitting in the
forward part Of the boat. Many
were thrown into the water ard
clung to the wreckage until rescu I'D
by farmers living along the shore,
ashore. About a score of persons
were injured. several perhaps ia
tally.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17

MISSOURI ATTORNEY GENERAL
SEEKS TO PREVENT MERGER
BY INJUNCTION, RELYING ON
TERMS OF SHERMAN LAW.

St. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE injunc-
ton suit filed by Atty. Gen. Had
ley against the lumber companies
alleged to be concerned in the pro-
posed $3OO,O00,000 merger came up
lor preliminary hearing in the cir
cut court today. The action is
brought under the Sherman anti
trust act. and II successful, 1t is be-
heVed' will knock out the plans of
'he proposed trust not only in Mis-
souri, but in Arkansas, Texas, Kan
sas' oklahoma and other states in
winch similar action already is un-
oer way or is contemplated.
Inc Injunction proceedings apply
!" loo lumber companies doing bus
mess IN Missouri. In his petition
A''y' Gen. Hadley asks the supreme
,ouf' en- banc that each respondent
evaporation may be excluded from
al corporate rights. privileges and
franchises it enjoys. under the laws
VI missouri, and that its franchise,
.s'nse and certificate to do business
ne state be declared forfeited
u mat all or such portion of its
opei'y as the court may deem
'per De confiscated unto the state
III heu thereof a fine be imposed
~ II IN punishment of the per-
,. usurpation, abuse and mis-
use of the franchise
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
.NEzPERCE COUNTY
LEADS The STATE
TAKES FIRST PLACE WITH LONG
LEAD OVER ALL COMPETITORS
GAIN MORE THAN SO PER
CENT OVER LAST YEAR.

Boise. Aug. 17.--All county audi
tors excepting those OF Twin Falls
and Oneida counties have now made
their returns to the state board OF
equalization and the belated returns
are expected to be on hand today.
Most OF the counties report in
creases. some Of them more than 100
per cent over what they were year
ago, while decreases are noted in
others. says the Statesman.
The total assessed valuation OF
the property returned on the alb
stracts will amount to practically
$1OO.0O0,0OO, which would indicate
that the total assessed valuation Of
property as squalixsd by the state
board, including railway. telegraph
and telephone lines. will reach ap.
proximately $122.00O.000. II a pro.
portionate Increase in valuations Il
to be cerried out. The totals taken
from the abstracts 40 compared with
those for 1907 are ~ follows:
Returns by Counties,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
SPRINGFIELD
QUIET TODAY
.,oops CONTINUE TO ARRIVE,
,rr PACE WAR IS OVER AND
oouprs TAKE UP STAGE OF
INVESTIGATION FOR RIoTING.

c.;nqfeld. Aug. 17.-With $500
soldiers patroling tne stree's'
Springfield is quiet To-Day
The race war is believed TO De
..,an of the past. Last night pass
n,ithout untoward incident. Spo-
aa;c cases of disorderly conduct
NAV claim the attention OF the mill
.;o but it is not anticipated they
..;,, to confronted with any serious
tasks. Large numbers OF additional
troops arrived today.
snringfield today entered the Sec
ond stage of riot history In the in
vestieation of the outrages and the
arrest of the guilty. A special
Grand jury was summoned this
morning by Jurge James A. Creigh-
ton for the investigation and will
be in session so long as mob violence
:. threatened. Evidence will be sub
mitted today and indictments re-
turned as son as case Is made
against an individual.
1000 Negroes Have Gone.
Springfield, Aug. lit Is esti-
mated that 1000 negroes have left
the city since Friday, mank going
to other states never to return here.
About 400 negroes are being shell
tered temporarily by the state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17

coUNTY, !. APPROPRIATION =
FAIR BOARD n GUARDED -
PROvlSIOMS REGARDING ~

The appropriation Of $500 ~
the county commissioners for the
purpose of collecting an exhibit oS
the products of Nee Perce county -
be used In exploiting the county'o
resources at the lewiston -Clarkston
fair and the Alaska-Yukon exhibt
tion at Seattle has occasioned Some
dissatisfaction in parts of the coun-
ty where the method Of handliuo
this appropriation Is not generally
Understood.
The provisions of the appropriar
tion are such the money can not be
used and does not pass into the
hands of the Nez Perce County Fair
association except for the payment
OF bills occasioned in the collection
of the Nez Perce county exhibit. BY
these provisions the money cannot
be diverted to any other purpose,
and in fact will be entirely made
quate to make the collection Of the
eH hibit desired this year for the Sc
attic fair. Such counties as Wallis
Walla and Yakima Of eastern Wash
ington, have appropriated $4,000
to prepare the exhibit OF the coun-
tvs resources. and II was estimated
that not less than $4,000 would be
needed to make comprehensive ex-
hibft OF Nez Perce county. The
money not provided by the county
commissioners will be secured
through the agencies OF the Lewis
ton Commercial club and the fair
association.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
CIRCUS train
MEETS ACCIDENT
EIGHT MEN HURT BY SPREAD.
ING RAILS WHICH LET FOUR
CARS OF FIRST SECTION INTO
DITCH-TWO MAY DIE.

Bellingham, Aug. 17.-Eight men
of cooking gang of the Barnum &.
Bailey circus were severely hurt,
two probably fatally. by the spread
ing of the rails, which caused four
cars of the first section of the cir
Gus train to leave the track on the
Great Northern railway eight miles
south of New Minister yesterday
afternoon. w. H. Wheaton OF
Rochester. n. Y, had his ribs bro
ken. spine injured and is otherwise
hurt and may die. Andrew Mel
sane of Mount Vernon, Wash, was
wounded about the head and may
die
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
MAY PUT BRYAN
UP IN THE AIR
HIS ADDRESS AT MINNESOTA
STATE FAIR WILL BE FROM
PLATFORM WHERE AIRSHIPS
ARE LAUNCHED,

st. Paul, Aug. l7.-For the first
time on record an orator will ad-
dress terrestrial and aerial audi
tnces at the same time. The orator
Will be no less a parsonage than
William Jennings Bryan, Demo
cratic candidate for president of the
United States, who, on the evening
of August 81, will at the Minnesota
state fair grounds, St. Paul, address
rot only as many thousands as can
stand within the enclosure which
will be provided for this purpose,
and to which no admission fee will
be charged, but in addition to these
will speak to the only aerial grand
stand ever floated in midair for the
benefit Of the peerless ones ad-
mirers.
+ Seing, Bryan by balloon might be
something Of novelty. but the
management OF, the great Minnesota
state fair is going to give the great
William Jennings something abso-
lutely new in the way of an audi.
enca. for while Bryan addresses 10
acre of packed humanity on matters
terrestrial, a whole feet Of airships
will hover over the exhibition of po-
l1tical fireworks, their passengers
leaning far out Of their willow bas-
kets seeking to catch every word.
At least three Of the four airships
entered in the daily aerial derby an
nounced for the state fair August 81
to September will have carrying
'ower of three men-two in addi-
tion to the operator. Will Lester,
who has Just entered the Stroebel
airship, with Jack Dallas, the op-
orator who made such brilliant
flights last season, at the helm. says
the Stroebel ship is big enough to
carry three men, although they
must be light men.
Horace B. Wilde, who has enter
ed the Eagle in which he has made.
SO many daring flights over Lake
Michigan and Chicago, is also bring
ing three-man carrying ship, and
the Case Airship company Of
South Chicago is entered with an
airship which will, under favorable
circumstances, carry one man in ad-
dition to the operator. Little is
known of the dark horse. Meteor,
entered by J. J. Hill Of far-off Ar
kansaw. but there are two other en-
tries in prospect, either one of
which will be big enough to carry
aioft two men.
Each of the three operators al
ready entered with airships of more
than one-man carrying power has
uueried by wire. and each one has
replied that he will be glad to en-
tertain one or two passengers,
prominent politicians preferred,
from 6 to Z Monday evening. Aug
ust 21. and unless there is an un-
usually stiff breeze blowing. there
is no reason whv all of the airshiDs
NAV not settle down TO within 100
feet of the temporary BRYAN plat
form and with their passengers
hang onto the words of the peerless
one
If hostile winds should blow. II
NAV be nossihle to drop guide ropes
nnd attach them to the platform
This involves the nossihilitv of Brv-
an being I'D in the air II the Ella
r,ents banome to- boisterors. but i
Is presumed bv the state fair man
agament that Brvan will he willine
| 10 take chance of being u1duls
| elevated for the sake of an audienct
| of aerialis-ic applaudars
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
NOT CERTAIN
Of ASSAILANT
MRS. HALLMAN, WHOSE AS.
SAULT BROUGHT ON SRING.
FIELD RIOT. NOT POSITIVE
RICHARDSON IS GUILTY MAN.

Chicago, Aug. IA Tribune
special from Bloomington says Mrs.
Karl Hallman, who assault by ne
gro Friday night was followed by
riot, death and bloOdshed, is not
positive that Richardson is the man
who committed the act, though she
believes he is. His general appear
ance is the same. Mrs. Hallman is
greatly grieved that she is the indi-
rect cause of SO much trouble and
less of life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
Have Alibi for Richardson.

Herald special from Springfield
states that the neighbors of Rich
ardson, white and colored. ade pre-
pared to swear he was at home all
the evening and night Of the assault
on Mrs. Hallam. His wife says he
was not intoxicated that evening
and that he was at home all night.
Mrs. Richardson has the respect Of
her neighbors, white and black.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
Bear Held to District Court.

The preliminary examination OF
Frank Bear. charged with horse
stealing. was held this morning be-
fore Justice of the Peace George F..
Erb. and the defendant was held to
the district court for trial. Bear
Is boy about II years of age and
resides in the Forest section. A
number of witnesses were intro
duced by moth the state and de-
fe nse.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
HAVE ISSUED PREMIUM LISTS.
Wide Circulation Given to Fall
Fair Announcen ents

Secretary c. w. Mount Of the
Lewiston-Clar Fair association
Is now engaged in mailing the an
nual premium lists to points in
eastern Washington AMI northern
Idaho. The premium list this year
Is the most comprehensive issued by
the Lewiston Charleston association
and will be mailed to all persons
whe will leave their addresses with
the secretary.
The premiums offered for all
products and exhibits of live stock
and poultry are materially increas-
ed and special effort will be made
t" secure the largest exhibition
from all sections of the tributary
country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
NEW JERSEY FEDERATION.
Organized Labor Holds State Con
vention at Trenton.

Trenton, N j., Aug. 17.-The
thirtieth annual convention of the
New Jersey Federation Of Labor IL
In session. here with an attendance
Of delegates representing the princi-
pal bodies of organized labor
throughout the state. 4
The convention was called to or
der in the assembly chamber of. the
capitol at 10 O'Clock this morning
BY the president, Cornelius Ford .oi
Hoboken. The business Of the con.
venti0n will continue over tomor.
row. 'f
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
BEAR Lake SOLID
FOR jill. BRADY
FOURTEEN MORE VOTERS ADD
ED TO THOSE ALREADY sUY.
r1CIEN- 10 NAME BRADY FOR
GOVERNOR ON FIRST BALLOT

Pocatello. Aug. 17.--Bear Lake
county has instructed Its IA dele
gates to vote for James H. Brady
for governor. endorsed the national
administration, Senator Borah. Sem
ator Hepburn and Congressman
French and the state administers
tion. and instructed for E. A. Bur-
rell for lieutenant governor. The
resolutions were in part as follows:
We take pleasure In pointing to
the record Of James H. Brady, Of
Pocateilo. one OF Idaho's most able
and respected citizens. During hi0
rt sidence in this state he has dem
onstrated In his public and private
life his ability to deal with and sue
cessfully solve business and social
problems In such fearless and up
right manner. by reason OF which
the republicans Of the state Of Ida
no have practically unanimously
determined to nominate and elsct
him the next governor Of the stats
OF Idaho.
While he has already received n
various counties of the state IN
structed delegates sufhcient II
number to insure his nomination ~
the Republicans of Bear Lake coun-
ty still desire to place ourselves %
record in favor OF his nomination,
and we do hereby instruct the -.
lcgates elected to the state conven-
tion to be held at Boise ON the ATDe
day Of September, to cast the sOli6
vote Of Bear Lake county for Hon.
James H. Brady for governor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
BURGLARY OF CALvERTs STORE
Building Entered From the Rear
and Merchandise Stolen.

The secondhand store of John A.
Calvert. located on East Main
street, WAS entered by burglars
some time Saturday night and re-
volvers. razors and spectacles to the
amount OF about $50 were taken.
Entrance to the building was ef-
fected by cutting the screen on the
back door and breaking the glass
panel, after which the lock on the
inside could be turned.
The theft was reported to Chief
of Police Hayes yesterday morning
and since that time the police de-
partment has been working on clues
that will probably lead to arrests
within few days.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
negro SHOT
BY Police

a Aug. Walter Allen,
ions negro and several compan-
Cd >, policeman who order
an " move on" last night. In
ofhca- uh'er between Allen and the
Wonnao 'en was shot and seriously
IN the back.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17

Max Alexander and wife return
I'D TODAY from an outing on Break
fast creek.
J. n. Blake returned this after
noon from a business visit to Spo-
kane.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17
Low WATER
CLOSES Mines

Pittsburg, Aug. 17.-Work was
suspended in 80 per cent OF the
coal mines on the Monongaheia riv-
Ell and thousands OF miners are idle
as the result OF low water in the
Ohio river. Practically all the coal
OF this district is sent out by river,
but recently the water has been so
low that shipment has been impos-
sible. Unless rain comes soon, much
suffering will occur among the min
ers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17

Portland Wheat Market.
Portland Aug. 17.-Wheat mar
ket unchanged.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-17

Chicago Wheat Market.
Chicago, Aug. l7.-September
wheat. s1Bc; December 93Ac.
May, 97Hc. a,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-03-27
! he Live Wire
Realty Folks
w. w. ROnney Co.,
Third Street Reading Room
SpRING CLEARANCE sAL

81 Iht'D e. TX II N-A-NA Z ; = i +
ALL BARGAINS. ALL WORTH.
FARMS THAT ARE WEALTH
PRODUCING
List your farm and city property
with the " " Bouuey Co.. Third
street readiu. room. Don't talk much
but you j. inc rs always on deck one
Of the firm leu for the East Tuesday .
and whlle there VIII establish eastern
connections ad bring back some quick
buyers.
$50 Acres. oouse Of FIVE rooms, full
bearing orchard o. l2j trees. the best
Of winter app - 100 new trees set out
this season. Jue Of The very best fruit
farms 10 the country: free water, aod
listen. will sell you this place for So
per acre and upon your own terms
Must be solI 70 protect Seattle pro-
perty.
We have large list Of desirable
ciN property ip every section 2 lots
ea,' of the Norma. school for only
$50 OO Ho ;. $1,000
Small orch ,d Of II. acres. p miles
from a." q. ; d. fruit trees Just set out
Orr shave az tt'er stock 20 each acre
ThI- j. glte PED property and worth
just double 14t we can deliver it for.
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Fresh and salt fish, poultry dealing
our specially. Union Fish Markt.

Garden to rent, enquire No. 7I2
Capital Avenue. 15tf
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"How to Keep Farm Accounts is
the title OF new book by II. l.. Steiner
that we are now Offering as on induce.
ment to our farmer friends. The nrjcc
OF the book is 800 but we will give Won
copy OF the book and The Dawn
twice week and the Westean Farm
journal, all for So 90. The book nnne
INTO detail and makes every point ali.
soiuteIy clear, teaching by example and
otherwise, SO that any farmer can he
able TO keep account and tell at the end
OF each year just how he stands fanan.
cially, whether he has made or lost. f.
contains besides all this a number of
tables very useful to farmers, business
forms, tables of weight and measure.
ments, etc. 1t is snap to get value.
able book and two good papers for the
price OF the book alone.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-03-27

Iol w -, ~ +. J. Chapman, of Thorn.
,"1l one "hlte mare, name washed taGi
Ni HoblIN. 91tF
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v anteo.- Work wanted by vounp
man a. any'hng. Address l.. l., q
i5o> ~. or 7o3 f.. 4th ST. city. =
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Are You
Sick?

-
Much sickness is due to
n weak nervous system.
Yours may be. # il IS,
You cannot get well un'il
Won restore nerve strength
Your nervous system Is
natures power house; the
ORGANS Of your body get
their power from it. II
the power is not there, the
action OF the organs IS
weak. and disease )sick-
ness follows. DR.. Miles
Ncryiuc cures the sick
because it soothcs the
nl;-u,cd and tired nerves
and gives the system a
chance to rccupcrate.
Try it. and sec if You do
not quickly feel It's bene-
fetal effect.
81 WIS given up - die b" lead
ing DOCTOR Got o-c II Dr. Miles
l - ava fond t.' br Nils Ner.
took r.t better. avn better
50 tts. have D.en for years and