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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

been visiting A.. Klein. of Belmont
street. left yesterday for Columbus.
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. George Wolf is seriously III at
her home on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. J. n. Pearsall has returned
from Brownsville. Pa. where she at
tended the funeral Of a relative.
William Payne has returned TO his
home at Johnstown after a visit with
his mother. Mrs. ". Payne. OF Guern-
soy street.
Mrs William Frazier is quite IN at
her home on North Noble street.
Miss Jessie Manchester. OF South
Bellsire. has accepted a position In
Cleveland.
Frank Seal. OF Belmont street. will
leave to-day for Cincinnati. where he
will take a course in pipe organ in
%struotion az the Cincinnati Conserva-
tory OF Music.
Miss Blanche Williams. OF Arm
strong's Mills. 10 visiting relatives in
this city.
a reception will be held in the First
VI. F. church In honor % the new
members tomorrow evening.
Frank Bohn. Of New York. gave a
highly appreciated address on Social
ism In the city hall yesterday after
noon.
George = Auch. Of Parkersburg. il
a business visitor in the city.
Wilma strahl. Of Rose Hlll. has re-
turned from a visit at Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Homeyer. Of
East Liverpool. spent sunday with
relatives on Gravel HIli
John Mack. Of Gravel HU. has ac-
ceDted a position slth the Carnegie
Steel company
y p Hartley. OF Boston. DO In this
city on businers
The Bellaire Aorie Of Eagles will
mete in regular session mis- evening
Friend Williams. 81 Newark. has ar.
rived in this city 10 play on the -
a s. team
Mr. william Mariinr be- 900 az her
home on Monroe street
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Bridgeport Briefs.

The Luther League OF Trinity Luth.
eran church will give a dollar social
at the church on Thursday evening,
and refreshments will be served.
The team OF the Donahey Bible
class will hold a practice on Maccabee
park this evening.
The semipro. base ball team held a
good practice in their Brookside park
yesterday.
The fire department will ho.d an
important meeting this evening.
Dulin Barrett was here from Cleve.
land. spending the day with relatives
Not much work Is being done at the
Maynard mines. but they are expected
TO get more men on this week.
The BARRIERS union will meet in reg
ular monthly session this evening.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Meister, oil
Flushing. were here yesterday to visit
friends.
All OF the local Sunday schools will
be represented in the big Sunday
school parade in Wheeling on Wednes
day. and the local company Of tbs
Boys Brigade viii a'so march.
Mrs. George Matthews and son have
returned from a visit with relatives a
Darlington.
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BELLAIRR
Very Successful Sunday School Con.
ventlon at Shadyside Sunday.


A very successful convention Of the
Mead Township Sunday School asso-
citation was held In the auditorium OF
the Shadyside high school yesterday.
In the morning a model Sunday school
was held by the three Sunday schools
OF Shadyside. and the attendance was
over 500. Superintendent Norton.
Harbaugh and Danford had charge OF
the session. The flag was given to
the Methodist Sunday school, It hav-
ing the largest percentage Of attend
ance.
The afternoon session opened with
a song service. followed by a business
session al which the reports of officers
we're read and the following officers
elected: President. A. ]. Harbaugh;
vice president. George Norton; secre'
tary. Miss Lindsey; treasurer ]. c,
McKelvy. A round table was conduct
cd by Rev. o. G. Herbrecht, the county
president. Rev. Br~inninstool. OF
Wheeling. delivered an address. The
convention closed with a song and
benediction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
BRIDGEPORT
Young Girl Student Of the Local Hloh
School Dies After Short
illness

A. the home OF G. p. Goldsmith IN
kirkgo0d on Saturday evening oc.
CURED the death Of Miss Mary Nc.
Cornell. Of Fairpolnt. who has been
making her home here while a stu
dent IN the bridgeport high school.
The deceased took sick about a week
ago with appendicitis. and the case
vas not thought 10 be a. all serious
until the last few DAYS when a change
for the worse set On Miss Mcconnell
vas ~ wears % and ves q dauEh-
ter Of J T. Mcconnell. ~ Fairpoint.
ana during her Ftey here had made a
host ~ irieuds. who we're shocked 10
learn 81 her death The remains uere
taken 20 the home of The parents a.
Fairnoint uhere the funeral services
vii be- held this afternoon interment
vin BE- made ln M 81 Ciairav .ue
cemetery
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the corporate limits of New Straitsville.
Bobaugh a. Co. are drilling in the sand
at a well on the George Young lot. h
Hemlock OH Company Is drilling in the
top OF the sand on the EsseX-Cottong-
ham lots. At Gore the Hooking OIL Co.
the Marx Burgess farm.
In Killbuck townhlp. Holmes county,
the Killbuck oil Company has drilled it's
No. IS on the Mrs. Eph Carpenter farm
through the Berea grit and Will not have
better than a 4 barrel pumper. In the
same district Wilson q Brink have COM
pleted No. 8 on the p. Belier farm and
have q very light pumper
In the Coldwell district. Buffalo town
ship, Noble county Barry Rich a Co.
have drilled No. 8 On the w. Kackley
farm through the Berea grit and have
an 8 or 10 barrel pumper. In the same
locality J.. @. Larrick a Bros. have the
rig completed for n test on the J. W.
Steele farm.
In the Reas Run district, ~Independ-
ence township. Washington county E
J. Edmones & Co. have drilled their
test on the J. r. Hentzelman farm
through the first Cow Run sand and
have a buster. In the sac district s. r.
Edwards g. Co. have a buster at their
tt-t on the Observation-Disclosures farm.
Near GAINESVILLE. Belmont county, In
Somerset county. the Natural Gas COM
pany OF West Virginia and the Ohio
u Company have completed n joins
test on the William Calvert farm and
have a buster. In Washington township
Borchers e. Co. are down 1000 feet AZ a
test on the Thomas WEIGH farm. In
Somerset township thetOhiO Fuel supply
Company r. drilling a second test on
the Robert Roe farm.
In the MacksburE field. In Noble coun-
-. Cophren Bros. have completed their
test on the Futile Hin farm and have a
duster. In the same district q. w. OEis
A. Son have the rig completed for a test
on the q. W. Ogle farm. l. II. Phillips
has completed No. Z on the A. Dutton
farm and has a Ught pumper.
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Miss Della Moore. Who up until a
few weeks sgo was the teacher Of the
third grade At the North school died
yesterday morning NJ about q O'Clock
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Hart.
neal Belmont. Miss Moore vas taken
III with quinsey while visiting her
sister during the April vacation and n
developed into Brights disease. The
deceased was about 30 years Of age
and had a host OF friends in this city
who were shocked to learn Of tho
death. HE IA survived by two sisters
Mrs. Hart. at whose home she died.
and Mrs. Howard Sedgwick. who with
her husband recently moved back here
from Washington. W. c. The funeral
services will be held from the home OF
her sister az Belmont tomorrow after
noon at I o'clock and an effort will be
made by the teachers OF the North
school 10 attend In a body.
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Martina Ferry Rrinf.

Mrs. John Frazier will return to her
home in Marion. Ind. to-day after a
few weeks visit with the family OF
George hcAninch.
Hugh McGlumphy returned to his
home in Canton yesterday after a few
days visit with local friends and rela.
tives.
Mrs. ID. F. Thomas and daughter.
Virginia, have gone to Alliance and
Canton for a few days visit.
Fine results have been obtained at
the revival services which been in
session at the Church Of God.
The high school baseball team will
practise this evening on the HoyIe
field.
Rev. Mohn ado .essed the Odd Eel
lows at the First NJ. z. church yester,
day and rendered a fine sermon on
"Brotherly Love"
The Eagles degree team returned
from Warrington yesterday. where
they attended a big meeting Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Jones. OF Canton, is the
guest of local relatives.
The baseball team OF the Baraca
Bible class OF the FIRST NJ. Z. church
will be out for practice this week.
j. +. R!chey spent Sunday with
friends at Cannonsburg, Pa.
Harry Williams Is here from Mon
nesson, Pa. to spend several days
with his family.
A big reception was given at the
BAPTIST Church On Saturday evening
in honor OF the new members OF the
church and a fine program was
rendered.
Chester Brown, OF Fostoria. O.. hns
arrived here 10 take the position OF
head giassmake- al the Haskins glass
factory.
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Marriage Comes az surprise.

The many friends Of Jesse Bennett.
Of this city. and Miss Ortha Penick.
OF M~oundssilie. were greatly surprised
yesterday 90 learn 81 their marriage.
which occurred at The home % the
brides parents in M~oundsy.le satur.
day evening on = O'Clock. The cere.
mony was performed BY Rev r. r..
hhOades Mr. Bennett is employed
IN the Rodefer glass factory. and 10
the eldest son % Mrs Mary Bennett.
o. South Belmont street
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Or. Higgins Condition Serious.

DIR. w. A. Higgins. Of Bridgeport.
who has offices in this city. continues
seriously in at his home and the at
tending physician states that he may
never regain the full use OF his limo.
DIR. Higgins was performing an oper-
alton several weeks ago and a very
sharp knife fell from the operating
table and buried itself in his leg. just
above the knee. The point OF the
blade broke on and three operations
were performed In an attempt 70 re
move he piece OF steel. II is posi-
bic thata piece of the steel Is still In
his knee.
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The leuirh Chaufauqua sorisfr 20
tha cIfF held their iasf meeting -
ne SESSION rrs'arfaT afternoon o. me
sons ~ Israel temple on Hr.morf
street rr0rram aaa rendered
hich Included an address br Rabbi
Brill of Vince InE musical anf liter
rv rImnerH end a debate fra a.b
ierf ~ ai.cH Fat Resolved fHar tho
60 u refylnsIbe '0r tLc ]perIlfIcs
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MARTINS FERRY
Fitteen Juniors to Have Their Hear.
'ns Before the Board Of Education
This Evening.

Fifteen members OF the Junior class
OF the high school have been notified
10 attend a special meeting OF the
board OF education which will be held
at the high school this evening. The
meeting Will be held for the purpose
OF determining who are the really
guilty parties and TO give the boys a
chance 20 tell Their side OF the story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Division vas fornerIr Indicated d.
p'acinE fhe dividend above \ bor
foniaI lne and me dlvisor below IN
order fo save in printing fhe
.rldend pas placed to me Ier ara
ihe divIaor 90 the right ulfh n simple
i1. in place 70 each
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New General Freight Agent.

z. VI. Pomeroy. OF Martins Ferry,
who has been feright agent OF the b.
& o. railroad in hat city for several
years. has been promoted 10 general
freight agent OF the company in this
city. and will assume his duties to-
day. Mr.. Pomeroy's place In Martins
Ferry Will be hlled by John Smith, Of
Bridgeport.
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Police Clrclea-
Sporting Goods store.

Matters were rather quiet in local
oplice circles Saturday night, as only
four arrests were made. Three men
and n women were arrested, the
charges being either drunkenness or
disorderly conduct. Fines we're paid
by two OF the offenders yesterday
morning and they were released. The
other two will be arraigned In police
court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

No Relief In Sight.
Oh. poetry Is hard TO write. but harder
yet 10 sell.
And. when It's sold, returns are
pretty small
And he would some money make By
writing would do well
To stick to prose and not attempt
the rhythmic art az all
But. still. so long AZ kiss will rhyme
with bliss and June with moon,
And you with true and roams with
homes and tones.
And Adelaide with Charming maid"
and boon with summer noon
So long the hopeful bards VIII
keep on writing PONIES.
Judge.
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Hundreds View Bodies.

Hundreds Of people crowded into
the Noble morgue yesterday to view
the bodies Of Phillip Smith and Earl
Schaffer. who were killed In a duel
near the watering trough yesterday
morning. Excitement reigned all day
and was about the only topic OF con-
versation on the streets.
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AHeqed

Chief Hyland and Omcer Beazle
pulled h McCann place on First
street az about 80 yesterday morn
Ing aud arrested TWO members OF the
Mccain family on the charge Of oper.
ating a fpeakeasy. Two and one-haIf
quarts Of liquor we're found In the
place.
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FIXED u Up.

A foreigner who was arrested by
Constable Duncan Saturday on the
complaint OF two Blaine foreigners.
who charged him with assault. got on
after having held a conference with
the men In the ofce OF Squire Nc
Connaughy. The man paid the costs
OF the case and was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Carnival It Twenty-sixth Street.

On the Twenty-sixth street grounds
in this city the Maxwell Carnival COM
pany will oner their attractions dur
ing the present week under the aus
pieces OF the American Advance order
OF Bellaire.
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Leslie schaner. OF Alledonis. appear.
cd before Squire Kinney. In this city.
and changed his plea Of not guilty. to
one Of guilty and vas fined 825 and
cocts. which he paid. Schaner was ar
rested n few days ago by Deputy
Game Warden J T. Travers. on a
charge Of kiilinE foxes
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May Play Wednesday.

The baseball teams OF the Bellalre
and Martins Ferry high schools may
play a game at the latter place We'd
nesday afternoon of this week. The
two teams were to play last Wednes-
day, but rain prevented them.
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Hsrry Baker. ~ shadyside has o.
copied p position uifh the Belmont
Caskaf company
Nr and Mrs q Prachf. ~ Gravel
UI1l have returned from a visit uffh
friends af Foiiarshee
Mr arf Mrs A Arnold. vho have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Earl Veunum. o. North FIfth street
accidentally feU from a motor cycle
yefterday morning and sustained n
badly spraincd wrist The youpg man
was ignorant of the injury for several
hours. but The severe pain finally
prompted him 20 consult n physician
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VIII Give pemonatratlon.

An orchard pruning and spraying
demonstration will be given on the
farm Of NJ. W. CHM on Rock Hill
this afternoon at l o'clock by Edward
Rowan. OF the department OF agr.cul-
ture in the Ohio State university.
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Missionary Society msstIna.

The 'egular monthly meeting OF the
Women's Home Missionary society OF
the First NJ. Z. church will be held
at the church next Thursday after
noon and a full attendance of the
members is desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

The Belialre Athletic association
VIII open the season In this city next
saturday. May {. In the new ball park
~ Sixteenth street. when they clash
with the fast semi professional team
rom Lawrencevill Ne. Pa. The local
team is being strengthened daily.
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JULIUS WE'LL

THE v STORE

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MS patterns fast colcFas
worth TO- SD l2ihc . rarfa for use.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Mrs. Lillian Saik. ParKersbury. w.
Va, says: II gladly recommend 20.
leg Kidney pills TO anyone who suffers
Win kidney trouble. ! had an intense
pain across my back and my kidneys
we're weak. After taking Foley Kid.
ney Pills for awhile all pains left me
and am we'll again"
For sale By John Coleman Co.
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Regular Monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the German-American alliance OF this
city will be held in Turner hall this
evening. and a full attendance OF the
members Is requested.
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shown against him" Affirmative.
Joseph Duga and Irene Herrberg:
negative. Robert Blum and Jacob
Behr. The judges were unanimous in
their decision favoring the Affirmative.
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Imsrov.msnts Al sod Works.

An appropriation has been made by
the Carnegie Steel company for i'm
provcmcnts on their plant In this city.
The baT mill Ia being extended seventy
FIVE feet at the lower end, greatly In.
CIeaslng the capacity OF this section
OF the plant. A cooling bed Is being
installed to take the place OF the pres.
eut method Of cooling the steel A
bar piler. which 10 a great labor saw
ing device. Is also being installed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

The Beilaire Independent baseball
team Of this city i~ourneyed 20 Martins
FERRY Saturday and administered %
defeat io the whitaker Glossner team
nj hat bIace, the resulting . 20
Q The zane vas Witnessed b. a
large c.oud.
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VIII Play WheeIlna.

The local high school baseball team
val play their next game against the
wheeling high team on the Island ball
park on Wednesday afternoon. The
rivalry between the two schools has
always been the keenest.
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Call For Convention.

Secretary A~pplegarth. OF the sub
district miners will end the call for
the convention at Wheeling. to the
locals tomorrow. The convention will
be held on May 18th and the Joint con.
ference on the 18th.
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pntt.r,nn Funeral Today.

Private funeral services will be on
Quoted owe the remains Of the late
Mrs. Lille Patterson. who died a. the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Arminta
Weeks. IN this city. Saturday after
moo AZ 80 o'clock. this morning AZ
10 o'clock. Interment Will be made in
Rose Hil cemetery The deceased
was ~foTty-one years OF age and IL sur
viyed b. I'VE daughters. Winnie. aged
~ years. and Irene. aged 10.
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Another attendance record was
hung up az the FIRST ". r. sunday
school yesterday morning when eaJ
persons we're present. The previous
record Of 653 was made on the SUNDAY
previous. and more than zoo are
are looked for next week
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Maklna Rla ELL

The wabash railroad company have
a steam shovel and a large force OF
men at work between Maynard and st
Glars Vile. making a big fill under Que
Of their trestles. The work will take
some time to complete.
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william Jones me roffaurant keep
~ ~ Maynard uho vas burned out ~
the nrs last wrrk has fhe never say
de spirit. and Until q new BUILDING
can 10 srsCfed b. 10 selling from n
tent Tho MCcabe company is max
irr uss ~ me miners hall. uhUo Joan
Rant me butcher haa Cited up r.
small nnfhuufInr
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cretxInqer Funeral.

The funeral services OF the late Mrs
Cora Gretzinger. of Aetnaviile. were
held from the home on Saturday. The
services we're attended by a large
number OF friends and interment was
made In Linwood cemetery.
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Had EInn ancIaI-

The Socialist club had a fine enter
tainment and social in the Shreve
Hervey hall on Saturday evening and
a large crowd attended. A feature OF
the program was a speech delivered
by Mayor Wyckon.
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VIII Practice

The chorus composed OF Alumni
singers together with other best local
talent will. mee at the high school
this evening to practice for the
Alumni entertainment which will be
given on the evening OF May 10th.
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The funeral Of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fielding OF Ores.
cent, who died Saturday will be held
from the home this morning and inter
ment will be made in Linwood GENE.
terry.
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Last evening about rs mere men
we're sent TO Maynard by the n q o.
Railroad company 20 help out on the
work OF grading When all the men
are put on the Job they viii number
close 70 zoe
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IL the necessary number OF men can
be secured TO work this morning at
the Laughlin tin mill all OF the %
mills win go on.
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months uln>~s % ~ubercnls<is we're
hsh from \ hone Yesterday sfter
noon. and . large number % friends
attended Interm<nt wss made IN ne
81 C~lairsville eemetrry.
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upper end Of town yesterday AFTER
noon 70 stop q light between two for
eigners. The oncer got the tvo prin-
eipals and they we're locked up 20
await their hearing this evening
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The local hirh schooi baseball team
defeated ne gainesville team safur
day ansrnocu on The iocai grounds
b. ne ~ 81 Neither team had
murh advanfars
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The nonahsr nlhie class team 81
TIE klrkuood Presbyterian church
eiu piar their dref same 81 ne sna.
son AGAINST b Kirkuoof ~ y team
on the MacCahea rrounfa on FRIDAY
anernorn
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Nils Nos ) and 9 ai che whitaker
0Iessner sheet mill uil b. on today
buf o. Ir expected that fher viii 90
sumo either tomorrow or Wednendav
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The funeral services % me late
MrH Georre kniEhf 81 n~iainesvine.
b o died Friday following a nine
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3reachino

At the First NJ. E. church on We'd
nesday evening the pastor. Rev. Mohn
will deliver a sermon.
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Friend

n mothers which contains much
valuable Information. and many suE-
Ecstons Of a helpful nature.
BsADFiuD REGULATOR CO.. Ad.u.. c.