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The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28
TO BE MONARCH.
Kindly Careers Of Father and Son
Start With War.

start With War.
Like his father, Constantine, made
ruler of Greece by the assassination OF
King George, mounts the throne as the
smoke of battle hangs over his coun-
try. Also like his parent. he is the
idol of his subjects.
George.
George l., king of the Hellenes, wah
called to the throne March is, 1868,
following the three days revolution
which sent Otto l. into exile. The as.
sassinated monarch was born Decem-
ber "a, lS45, the second son Of Prince
Christian OF Schleswig- -Holstein-Son
derburg- -Gluescksburg. who became
king of Denmark in 1868. Through his
mother. Princess Louise of Sweden
and Norway, George, christened Chris
| tian William Ferdinand Gustavus
! Adolphus George, was descended from
Marshal Bernadotte. whom Napoleon
the Great placed upon the throne OF
Gustavus Adolphus and Charles XII.
He began his reign a minor. He was
married to Grand Duchess Olga.
cousin of Car Nicholas, October 81.
| 1867, and was not very popular at
Athens until after the ill-starred
Turco.Greek war of 1897.
Specializing on the European
bourses, he amassed a great person
al fortune. He commanded his army
in person. and Queen Olga went with
him to the front.
Constantine.
Constantine, eldest son Of the slain
king OF the Hellenes, now called to the
throne, is the-Itc-,,-,. the Greek army
and the &C reek people. He is tall.
handsome, soldierly man, was born In
! 1868 and on October 20, 1889, married
at Athens the Princess Sophie of Prus'
sia, sister Of the Kaiser William. They
have three sons, George, born In 1890;
Alexander, 1898, and Pau, 1901, and
daughter, Princess Helen, born In
1896
| Constantine has displayed sound
military Judgment during the war and
many of the Greek successes have
been attributed to his generalship.
Constantine's name has been men.
toned since hostilities broke out as
candidate for the presidency of per-
manent federation OF the Balkan
states. consisting Of Bulgaria. Servia.
Montenegro and Greece.
Since his triumphal entry into Sa-
loniki the king has been accustomed
to take an afternoon walk to the IA
nous White Tower or to the cavalry
barracks in Lesser Karaburum. The
kings confidence in the people was so
great that he went abroad freely. &C.
companied only by single equerry.
The danger of this custom was appa.
rent to members of his encourage, who
repeatedly, but without avail, request
ed his majesty to permit the presence
of civil guards.
The new ruler soon ma find his
country's frontier running ..orth OF
Saloniki and Monastir. Salonih prob.
ably will be free port. .
A few days ago four gendarmes
were ordered to follow the king. but
their presence was considered SO OBJ
jectionable by his majesty that the
number was reduced to two. These
followed at long distance.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

eorrects constipation. Munyon's Paw-Pav
Pills arc q tonic to tho stomach. liver and
nerves. Tbey invigorate instead Of weaken:
they enrich the blood instead of impover.
ishing it: they enable the stomach to get all
the nourishment from food that is put into
it Price as cents. All Druggists
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28
Practical M aid.

She-Of course, I'm much honored
by your proposal. but / must have a
few days to think 1t over.
He-Well. when may l come for my
answer.
She-Let's see. Monday, there's the
washing; Tuesday must put up clean
curtains and Wednesday must make
some Jam. Come on Thursday.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28
CON STIPATION

Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are unlike all 9TH
er laxatives or cathar-
tics They coax tho
liver into activity by
gentle methods, they
do not scour: they do
not gripe: they do not
weaken: but they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom-
ach in a way that soon
puts these organs in .
healthy condition and
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better. goe,
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
good grocer. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Childrt
teethlng, softens the gums, reduces infia uimi
ton, ,allRys pain, cures wind collie .25c botue-A
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Your druggist Will refund money " PAzO OINT-
AEEf falls to cure nnx case Of Itching. Blind.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Untold agony Is what woman sui
fers from tight shoes.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Put Off until tomorrow the worry.
ing you might do today.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28
His Contribution.

did old Closefist give you anything
for the charity benefit fund.-"
"Oh. yes; he gave me his candid
opinion of It,"
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

II it wasn't for worry some people
would have nothing to do.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-28

Like his father. Constantine, made
ruler of Greece by the assassination OF
King George, mounts the throne as the
smoke of battle hangs over his coun-
try. Also like his parent. he is the
idol of his subjects.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
SENATE DEBATE ON
CURRENCY BILL

wasA.uxtuu. n-, s. Scnsl.
changes IS 'ac administration cir
rcnry bill. So far will nuI cause nry
uruira.,ci d,s,us iSn when q goes in'
To- conference VITA sI- hu,'sc. in tan
opinion of rT-sii-nt Wilson. Will
8 miuiEiIH;icn leaders. Ia" hopes rp-
~ s.asr .v December =" and a.inr'b
action in conference tha, will permit
the nII Christina. vacation Tor eOH-
stsss.
senator Swanson. uu- 81 the Hi-
minissratiCn supror;.rs' ON tlr
banking committee. opened the do
bate today. generally analyEius anil
endorsing the measure. which. lie dr.
,'1rcd. wnE the best remedy undo
present conditions. II. urged prompt
iciinn and praised the FrCEidcu.
highly for insisting on CURRENCY I--
form
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Colorado : pF3Egs.. 'oin.. Dee ~
The aarL train of .auics. which i-.'
her. early TO-DAY with fuel and pro-
visions To- gsIi-s" the Modern weuJ-
men asnt,.rium. snow bound sine"
'ar beginning ot tie storm. Icsrhri
;hC ;Is;i;g'iYr ;h! afternoon. ag'vr
s.,. mot bic trip. TIC" snpv was Hisi-
.r ihsu the animals In places ana
.-iu,-is hsd 20 b" uFgd to assist
them. oE arriving q, ih' Institution
I, WAS learned thH, AN old log bsrr
had been torn down to .uppiy fIg.
an "dtha, the patients Gai been Ii.
ias ou mTkcys and chickens grove
ON the ranch.
Late reports from the Iripp'"
Creek dis,IiC, which Suffered severe.
u; from the storm. indicate HAT con
Gi,ions continue to cause great d..
comfort; There is siiortasc OF fuel
and food. and all transportation IL
Ut 4 s,andstIl, except FOR men on
.uow shoes
TIC mines and mills Will no; re-
suWc work Unit! the railroads arc
able - handle tho uTc and coal and
this Is not expected before wcdncs-
i3y.
Efforts gre buing made bv men pr
snow flincs to relieve th. rcn,lc ~
isolated cabins who ar" without fuel
and in many cnscr short of food
The shaft house of til. Gregory
mine on Raven llili. owned by the
Elk,on Consolidated Mining and Mill
ing company. was burned to the
ground last night by fire OF unknown
origin. Electric service has been
partly restored.
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CHAVEZ MUST bEA1 hox 10. ~ i 4
nD PLACE n lANIAn CLASS

lAhseE. Colo. Dee s-1nHrsds 4
HisAs it-Eny ChsssI si.i haze Lis Sp-
Iorsasiiy 10 show whether b. Leionss
in ID. big league VI feslAerseixhls
W L4 sent tAsk ,o the bushes ios
mer. sss.osins shosia he fail to
AiI Ssss jiMEs fos ~sss sks5 siSss
is . ff'ssa-roaad bsa, rDussasy ss-
ssins II ~iii hs hSgdis likely that
psea Deer. viii fsil'Sses ,ia~s1seis.-
in sa as'sGps " aixn shs M.xieap
ses Iasass enxSxsnsaIs,
Tas s~sks1t iAss ChsssA received
shsh A1 sss dstsssesa by E.,dis Cam,
vi a. i4os Angeles is.s ssoash asy lie
oseseon,s h5 a decisive ~is from Hos
oa, shou,i the rtiniiad hss,i~s lose
asain b. Nil! rot be- regarded as
hixEis DY followers u the LoNiss
game,
Il is up Ia saaE-s To taAks good
thussS,s stxhl sna :, ia a hard task
hs has ia .isat, Ros !. considered
one os the bess BOY. al hi. weight IN
the Wss,, lie has made .0a,e excel
isas tish,a in ihe past sad has te.
i-Al-a .osns ot the n<ss f.slhss.
weights in CAiitossaa. vsa ss. . yer.
dii osss Ejiie C.hap. but ia later
ssa's Tias MsG's's's sAs ~.s IN.
siesor
ras 10 b.. ~aEs .si.e is4.pisx for
The ssa; siih Csss-s has .sDSn iSsai
follower. VI th- sane that ~ j. .
CLEVER ;so'hAndsi boAss ~'isA sass
raheh for = mas of bis. psasdsse
The sas fsaasi.so isd - aas Ut la~
'.. h"ssTs sho have appeared h-ss
f.-n'iS rsa appear ts s.s 'asis
'hins 'aas ~'h,ie IuAiss, H. seldom
-asss. . riass asa Iaskt, every
s's~' sssn'- itv shows III ~. work
cats that h. i. .. sss'A sins general.
hssins ,h- s.s,,i. ~A.sh i. 10 take
piss~ Thussd.y s.kIl l. us -s.y niaI-
Ter. wilhSat asaLi f.s Is the mos
cis.-f s-,srs AMI finished fighter al;
'h" s-.s iiss tsnss app~ar I. have
pi-asy of force brhini ,h.;n aud h.
has shown IN p'svSu. contest. tia,
he u xsns- tt- Ia sotas Into the sias
Ia make = rspstssios vita the fas.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
AMERICA 0OtS NOT
BOAST 4. WootbS
R|N6 CHAMPION

1l-f- !. nos siaGir i.oAcr In
America. Europe ur Australia. -A.
scsl'nx Jack jo6aaSa. who sas elaia,
To '.e b worlds ehsopsoa. johnson
.s an andcf-al~si ehAmpioa .. NJ.
s'ss.. but has practically retired
himself. although the Iscara sports
sra planning to nasr him l.Sssca be.
:o'' a,s name /. cftscui from tue
r-ruri tables. You ~,li read ~Acrp
soMc oscrscsious Pacific soss rtns
critic slludr. To Wiiiiaa, Rilchic -
a worlds champion. aud those Of tho
middle wGss refer 70 Johnny ktlsaec
rs holding the worlds feather weight
title. 10th ar" Incorrect. Neither Is
~0tld's champion. They arc siu,.
ply American t,iic holders. ...
tsitchic won his lixhtwcisht tito
iron, wa,sast ON - foul. Neither
Wolsasi or Richie eve, beat Freddie
Welsh. tn. rccoSuikci champion Of
ENGLAND and prevent holder Of the
Lord Lonsdalc beli. In inc, Richie
~an beaten by Welsh on November
80. 1911. at l~'s AuEpics. over the
iwynt, round route. Tha, was prior
to the young Cslifornian's victory
over wolsas'. Richie has always
si,ics,cppcd a return match with
Wrlch. in fact. he practically ran
ou' OF u ccnteEi at Vancouver on
Labor day. Until Kitchic meets ami
cd as tho American champion. w
TO present writing he has not TX.
hihitcd any great proves with the
glcvcs. He has had but few con-
tests since he was crowned cham
pion. although he has occn repeated
~ challenged. lie is rated by Phila-
dc;phia sports op the work he per-
roru,cd there. lie was completely
ou,clasacd by Young E:rnc aud Char
Icy Turner. neither Of whom make
any pratensions to nc champions In
their class.
.Johnny KilbsAc. of Cievnland.- !s
tn. recognized foatpGrweisht cham
pion' ot Apie,koa. anti nbt of. the
world. rs. he Ia coastsntt. alis,dcA 70
by enthusiastic writer's of tire middle
west. kilbane won the title from
Abc Attcil. February 80. i9l2. at
Vernon. Cal. over the cnty-round
route. the hoht lasting the Limit. At
tell wus not worlds champion at
th., time. bscautc he had never beat.
on len Driscoll. then the best u,ar,
In Fin giant at that woizht. ktlbane
hus ne,er fought an International
battle: in fact. he has not been in .
championship. contest. since ne won
the decision over Attell.
Johnny .Couloi. the bantan,wetEht
like, ,lSilbane md Richie.
has been very careful not to jcopar-
uixc his ring reputation. Althodgl.
challenged. Co,,lor has
not fought champion ship battle
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STATE RESTS IN CRAIG CASE.

-hcib, ito. Ind. Ii1c S.-s,a,c
rr"i"f i,S ease II me trial II br
Nhii-m u. Craig. cnars-i Win III"
murder nf Dr ,Itlcnc kua,C. a'
nu,n to'lnr. with ~" compilation of
the examination cf Miss Augusta
knahr. ccugir OF III. inat rhya'-
rian. After ""css the defense rtnvci
10 TAX" thc ease from the ,;iry and
dismiss pr. Craig. The motiom was
argued at icuth.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
SUIT OVER PIG ESTATE
THROWN OUT OF COURT

st. L,u,s. No. bee. s.-tudxc
W,tnEov 1t th" ct; mt court today
Ji:sto'n"i 'I- demurrer tn the n.it-
'iCn Of sichsrd n. yolr and Mr4.
ilailt" Cole lici,cr; OF Los Angeles
to distribute tn. miiiion-ooiiar cs-
tate OF 'r" late Nathan Cole.
ihc demurrer WAS 'ii.I hv Fred.
,r,,h y Iurscu. who. uricr the
viii. controls III. estate. whicl. i,as
bt,n placed in trust. and hv d..
Ernest u. Cole and Nathan ,'o,c. Jr.
tiy the decision today. the suit to
t"rr'nat. tho tfus, and distribute
the estate is thrown on Of court.
js,I. Snn n,-nst,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

these colonies. iH som. Of ii.-;n fl-.
anI provisions ar, running very low
Ludlow Is o.cn ans; ia f-c-isiHs n
new supply of provisions, soSun,i"
AMI Grey Creek are ru, OFT. but a.,
union hraiIar,crs II il stated ina, nn
effort will be made to get In today.
Though no reports have h.cn re-.
rciycd II Is thought that ih' 's.s of
ltsssiork au.tns sh. severe weather
Of the pas. wcrk Is large. Tn. San
Ra mel hospital has been ru, off from
communication and physicians iav =
been unable TO &c, over the ROAD n
attend their patients. sin foot snow
banks lin. the curbs on the down
town streets. but 'ar;c force OF
men at6 ut work hauling the snow
away.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

10; Colorado as b. rsaii4xs that = ~ n
over casss4 1T ihs pressal tips
asaas mAhs fII9ra snkAxs meats
Ao~ Chavez is In q l..si,son where
As iusl Hss io AiA to ts rated ~
seAii. hish sl.s. s.a;l-s~sish,- In
fax be- Is meeting soaeS snd
fighter. 50 hs niii have - Le Ai his
te.a- chsves ia fairly ..eser. has
hard Naiiop siIa silser hasJ ssd il
fast On his f.st, lie is sos what
~oS.a ~ iesm.a = .sor. boxer bot
i really eisssY psFf0sMss,
chassz is hSs ss ausrk = shtaksr
dasisx i.oli ss .bs Californian bu,.
uses bis brains sssas deal, Ne
showed il his bouts With Patsy hsan-
sixAa. PsAnkt. Gonies and vsAnk,-
liasss that be can take = ssest deal
Of punishment silsaait ninhshins-
Chavez IL L~slsF a, shssi ssas- fish.
iss shss fox ani i, ss here he will
have sn advantage, Nnoihss matter
in favor of I'll. N-xirsa Is the dis,
ssars.
iioA y BETTE suited 10 the fs.r
round san. - .oadasl~i ls Fan
ffaaeiseo. ihsa h~tti-s Of fifteen SEE,
,tops, CsASes las ShssxsJ in many
sssatY.souai boats aud tan .l~s the
difference. F knoskoui hapI.-n,
IN sa~ i-oul JAlssiay aisLs II ~i.i
&os~ than likely BE- delivered b.
Chavez
TGr .osls.i b-Ias~u t'oS asi Iha-
sSS should isr i fss. aad clever "a.
aitisices Il .hSaii s- s~al i-,s Ns
contest With ps-nis os action. iiosh
boys arc aggressive enough 10 pleas
be- average fan snd each kao~s IL
snin-, II means q lsF sor the .hs;i
ptcashtp for Chavez lo Iasd the S-.-
.iset While iss-ss means back ,o tn,
.rsoud.sslrss rsr faa . vin ~i.!
s,ias- hias ia ts.- for some l,s,,,is that
will aid him !. i-ashlnk the to-.
while The 'u&s o. ,hi. soaie., s.i,
s-ad him back to ta- foar. -usIpd
xan~ In California.
tiosh 10y. viii. ~ .Ioub,. do tL.s.
I~st 10 Ian! the decision.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
INQUIRE PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

NoW YOfk. Dee. N.-IhW'N Il.
Mcclure. eN-mayUr nj Syr"cusc. y.
Y. pleaded NO, guilty TODAY to an
indictment charging him with solir-
niou OF company. California cor
poratiou. iorthc use of the Demu-
cratic stat" campaign. He was Civ
Withdraw nis plea. Bail WAS fixed
at st.5Oo and the bond waa quickly
furnished. .s7rr -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
FRENCH CABINET HEADED
2Y RADICAL SOCIALIST

Paris. Dec. S.-Tnc cabinc, under
tic premiership OF Senator CASTOR
DcumcrSu.. who is not n Socialist
has bcen announced. nut a radical
Socialist is to be organized TO-DAY
during u copfercnc, of the states-
men whom NJ DOunlerru, has asi.ch
to accept portfolios
The Rndical-Socialist party to
which the new premier belongs. 10
the strongest grour inthH Chambc =
of deputies. Its principals are DEM
ocratic. but are widely divergent
from those of tile unified Socialists
who are in reality the only true So
cialists in the pohtcial groups of
France.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
IS
PARTIALLY LIFTED

sSsssssseA sssa essr ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
CURED OF LIVER COMPLAINT

II was suffering with liver COM
blaint." says Iva shfth. of Point
Blank, Texas. 'ard decided to try q
25c box of ChAmberlain's Tablets,
and am happy to say that I am COM
oletely cured and can recomiDeha
them to every one" For sale By all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

tsosh 10y. viii. ~ .ioub'. u. u...
s-st 20 lan! the decision.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

since. f-bs.ssy. 1919. v.rn he Won
'~saiy .r.aaa decision over Fran.
"" i'urns. At Nets O,c,a.. t'na,ou
!. oni~ champion at An-rica. despite
,s' tact that sag ss.s in i.i" he
ss-' liz, kcndric. s~igy in NsN u.-
leans. ~thair. or roinl. .n t-n
rauras. snd ssa,a icy a kat skaus In
ten soasds. Hends.ek ~ss "a Gns.
1tsnaisn. hut aos .'sansp,sa u IT ais
.cassr, cn;ss. s'oaion cs,-nd. his
title within isc tsS yssr<. .Am-rscsn
sseF'.sssn sos,a .i<h:.liii acclaim,
K'a Wiiiia!rs as .i:a,uaien. - Couloa
hss d~ci,cca to m~sl him. AID the
,taiiitaor- lightweight has loa- AL
that has ls-a rcsuts.;l- VI hin. :s
ous year he has psossu dia mastery
over all the LAniAanwcixo,. east sai
~.,,. and Sca, In ,hc nsu~i dscisiv,
fash,ou Charles l.edoux. III. chau,.
plon Of France. and Joi,nsy Iluxhc..
III" best boy Of his weight In Fms.
land.
rhGrc IL siiii merry scramble
anonE IN, ~cltsr anu u,tdIicw i9his
for the American and worlds titles.
Tie limit of w.ieut IN. the forn,cr
class I. generally coacrsird to b.
from ~: to I&' POUNDS. Psekcy
Mcfarland and Mix. Gibbons stand
head and shoulders above sll the 0th.
CT contcnd.ts. 4 differencr OF q
few yo"nts IN weight has kept
these two great ring masters apart.
Mcfarland aolds oft for ~: pounds
rinE>i'lc. Will. Gib1on. I. willing to
make III at rtnRstdc. or ~. al > or
& u. N. until these two turn settle
whicl. IL the better Of tue two. the
class will he without n cham yion. All
other candidates arc selling pin,crs
In comparison. E..f.
So fur ~ the middicwciShte arc
concerned "a different conditions cx.
ists. Tncrn arc "a dozen candidates.
All claimed to be middlcwcighis aft.
or stanley kctchci. the undispuicd
champion. was killed. Frank KLAUS
Won the 1iddleweisht title Of Eu.
ronc. tho limit being I6V pounds nj
/: p. IN. on the day 0f the contest
klans is now in America. lie re-
ccivcd iolt On thc Jaw from one
George Chip. tie took the count for
the first time In his life. II wal not
a cbampionship bout. hut only the
six-rohnd limit. sla,is could have
experienced the SINE sensation in n
gymnasium from, a Spsrring prrthcr
and he would liivc loss IA much rep.
ututton. That the blow WA acci.
dental. anu Chip Was not confident
he could repeat It, was bo.nc out b.
the fact that all efforts to have Il re.
turn match failed. Klaus was will
ing. bat Chip apparently did no:
want any Of his Eap,c. .li....-.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Printing OF every description mart
" and quickly executed at the
Chronicle News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use lh-
tc,cphoue. Trinidad iio y
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Denver. Colo. Dec. s.--Dcryc'
aud Colorado mad, marked .r,dcs
tO,ia! toward lifting the tnr.c.d day
blockade incident to the fall OF mo-s
than forty-ihc incnsc Of snow III
Denver last week.
All railroads reported NOR. or
less complete tain service iu and
out OF Denver.
Occupants cr an apartment house
at East Tenth avenue and Lincoln
street IN the fashionable Capitol
hill district. were sent shivcrirS in
TO the street thtnly clad early to,ia.
b! fire. the smoke from witch
ing apaprstus which responded to
the call bccRu,c strck In "a snow
bank half u block from the building.
When til. iirrmcr r"acned the struc-
turc. they found the iaritur in the
bescment overcome b. smoke. Tic
wus later revived. Tn" blaze orig
mated In and wus confined TO tho
basement.
Only,.twc lines of railroad were
reiort"d still blocked thts morning.
They we're the Union Pacific line
frcm Denver to Kansas City aud
the Colorado and Southern linc tn
Idaho springs. Officials OF both
roads expressed the nope that trains
would lie started to these points
aomc time today. Several roads still
we're operating snow plows to-day
TT various point to prevent further
interruption of traffic from drifting:
snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

Hsw % Havs IL Desf csugA
syruD - Save -. ~
Hakaag II st HsaA

Cough medicines, a. q rule, contain n
large quantity of plain syrup. II Won
take one pint Of granulafed sugar, add
"a pint At warm water and stir about
2 minutes, you have a. good syrup -
money could buy.
II you will then put 2H ounces of
Pinex $50 cents WORTHY in ! pint bottle.
and all Il up with the Sugar. Syrup. Won
will have as much cough syrup as Won
could could buy ss,.dy made for. $3.50. 1t
1e And r yoa aIi ana 4. tn. b... .ou.a
syrup You ever used-eyen In vboon;se
cough. You can feel Il take hold-usu.
ally stops the most severe cough In "a
hours. 1t 10 just laxative enough, has q
Take . tesspoonful every one. two or
three hours.
1t Is q splendid remedy, too, for
whoopinR cough, Group. hoarseness, ssth-
ma, chest pains, etc.
Pinex Is the most valuable concentrar
ted compound Of Norway white pine ex-
tract, rich in Rusiacol and all the heal
Ing pine elements. No other prepare
ton will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now
used and prized in thousands of homes
in the United States and Canada. Tho
plan has often been initiated but never
successfully.
A guaranty Of absolute atisfactiou. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, OF will
ct 1t for YOU. IL not, send to Ths
Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
Homely and Aged Faces
Now Easily Beautihed.

Aur' Sally in Wouaus Realm
. have .sru che piaiuest women made
tefutfrl ana ~" complications ~ asnd
i"'E nE women Improved I've seen old
~ i"ree made Young and pretty. h'enl-
a. het emf Weather teafen faces made
t'te'' white nsd sttirt Ir DE-.
man fwr weeks. ~ very simple and
iaf uliese rr,csas that acts almost IIe
miracle This fa nil there BE- 10 ff
Nrdtnsf mersolized wax. prorursfte 10
uf druE store Zone ounce will doI IT,
fIl~I nightly Ike cold cream and
Hehet 1T morn |rra THE gradually
rffIa OF Tho nfrleez particles ~ sur.
fnrr skin. PERM tffuE the undeftvIrr
esIn o. show ifer'f The newer. fresh.
90 Hkfn when wholly iu evidence. forms
H complexion which fnrt beauty and
oufFfuluess ie frr0fnua fable With ONE
-poured hf other means = roulnier.
frn 80 natural. - free from artnciailtV.
fu one auesses the secret - the acquire.
mont You III NOT regret irving this
really marvellous treatment
. E4uailg wonderful Ia fhr famous
FaNoiite formula for removing urfnkie-
tlue ounce powdered saxoiite - lie
solved ia n hair rirt witch harel rath-
frg the ace iu thls ffuuieflateIV ersass
thr nncr lines GRADUALLY even the
deeper furruve and Crows feet Vanish
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life.
By IRMA KRAFT

, bud
"a general smile breaks on the faces
of the assembled company an they MUIR
muir Rosebud
Mother CTenderly.)-Yes. Rosebud
permitted her that extra fortnight a
school She writes she IL coming homo
armed with a trunk full Of music espec7
tally adapted to destroying summer
suns.
Aunt MolIy-And I'm sure We havd
no right to allow that child to weller IN
Father-Rosebud won't welter-you
don't know Rosebud She wants 20 sta u
With Me this summer; TO work and prac]
Uncle Dan-That doesn't make Ny
rheumatism any better
Mother-Why-here she comes now
darling Rosebud. We didn't expect yo1
until tomorrow
Rosebud Hueging them all)-Dear1
est Travelled All day just 50 / saoult1
happen in on you In the beautiful event
ing glow. ! knew you'd be here just iik Z
Father plugging her)-Just like this
well he sitting here every evenin Z
this summer.
Rosebud ,BashfuiIyD-would yo,j
mind very much II somebody else camd
and sat beside me-one of the Southeru'
sons my music seemed to charm-out O|
Mother. darling. he'll stay and stay uni
Ill you get used to him. and then you11
love him as must as do
Mother ,AghastJ-As you do? Then
you're?
worry. I'm not going TO STIR one STEP
from Richmond. ENER-no. Ill never
leave my dearest. darlingests-
Uncle Dan tStumpinR his camel
Leave Richmond. Well. I guess not
finest place on earth,
Aunt Molly tWith conviction. )-Thd
very finest.
F'ather-rhe best in the world.
Mother tSiEhingb-l suppose IL won't|
he so rriEhtful 20 see you married-sd
long a. you don't have to leave Rich
mond'
ms Newspaper Service.