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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-31
COMPENSATION
LAW A M0CKERY
GOV TENER OF PENNSYLVANIA
RAPS BILL AS AMENDED.
CLAIMS u Is interested Parties That
Have Made the Bill imperative.
Would Destroy Value Of Law.

HARRISBURG, Pa. May 2o.-Gov.
"iH"t ..'r ''-le.' E..- rut 20 state.
i.''f p. relation -o -t. work.. a, a
""ml"rsa'io1 h.H IN which ne Do
t.tr'd faHf - measure COS ann, Sod
Pos D." ~suaf. ,.ri1ra'iuuS committee.
and reported 20 :En senate This week
De- 'Ii us Wrr' thar 60 u1cke-r" fEo
f"-'fsr .--.f-tf '..- pho ltr "a
amended VII not give any relief
trHu -." conditions "a hirl -.ca. f..ks
f'i'-E ltaEia'- treatment ~ her ID.
'-rtd workmcn d d.scredit 10 the
state
Governor Tenor 'or!eht issued .he
f"..'',iug statement outlining his pa
''.- ."r C.to-.rg tho amendment
MHt' hy 'a. ..r haze corporations com.
Hi''"- co. 'rc workm.ns compausat.
loon I..
Tie GLOWING amenamcn, Inserted
o. 'h- N.r+fTs- compensation BIZ
't -." -"r.tre committee ON cr-f,ors
'- F.d utterly destroy the value
~ ft. 'su.
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"i''' 'r. rights. liabilities rr duties
o' 'i'f'r r'Hr.0H"r oT emp'oye 30 'Le
same existed prior 90 'he passage oy
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-31
REYNOLDS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
NURSES HOLD COMMENCEMENT
FIVE GRADUATES PARTICIPATE
IN CLOSING EXERCISES
Affair Conducted In First NJ. z.
Church in Glendale Friday Even
ins-Many Attend.

Miss Iva Hudkins, OF Weston.
W. Va.
Miss Nellie Robey. o. Nc
MeChon. ". Va.
Miss Una Y. Harsh, OF
Moundsville. " va.
Miss Helen Young. OF Charles
Town. w. Va.
Miss Sarita VI Lester. of
santiago. Chilli. ). A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-31
A Man Lost His Job

The other ga, because the district
manager found him m ereqrc,~nt.
rE Che firm in soilcd and
o-lnklcl SUIT OF clothes
Don Q Icf anything like that hsr.
zen % you The business world
to-day Won't stand FOR the haegv
knees aui 'hc 3andruf collar. not
'o mention fhc spotted coat front
and the fraycd sleeves
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16


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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
.Egan Has Donned
His "War Bonnet

Sioux Falls, Oct. 15.-While it has
teen generally assumed here that,
George w. Egan would be a factor
in the coming campaign, there has
been no certainty as to where he
would land. Recent gossip has been
to the effect that he would again try
for the ~governorship but apparently
reliable advices today are that he will
be a candidate for Congress in the
second district, now represented by
c. H. Dillon. 1t is said hat he will
be in general alliance with Richards,
candidate for governor, and Louohs,
candidate for the senatorship.
AS a result of the verdict secured
against the Sioux Falls Press, it is an
nounced that Egan will at once press
his $4,000 libel suits against the
Egan Express and Watertown Daily
Public Opinion.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

He discovered a new wrinkle il get
ting through the Mammoth and Dew
Us sand washes In California. This
system Is to let the afr out of the tires
until they are comparatively fiat
They will then get a bite on the sand
where a hard tire win not take hold,
5orderiand Best Route.
What do / think OF the Borderland
route?" he asked.
The Borderland route is the best
road across the country today. But
the future of the road does not depend
upon its quality, which is unsurpassed,
as much as it does upon the people
living along the road. They can
make this road the most popular or
the least known of any road in the
United States.
"Ehere are three other roads to
compete with the Borderland, but the
others do not have a chance. When
| was in California | heard the peo-
pie who planning to leave over
one of the northern routes talking
about it, and they said that there was
snow on the route that early and it
would probably stay there for the
remainder of the winter. With pro
per publicity, the repair of a few bad
places like the Canutillo stretch, and
the marking of the road, with the
red. white and green markings of the
official route. and the Borderland will
be as we'll known to transcontinental
tourists as a the old Overland
Trail, the all the year round route
from coast to coast"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
The New Federal
Game Law is Strict

Regulations of the department of
agriculture putting an end to duck
shooting on the Mississippi, Ohio and
Missouri rivers went into effect at
midnight October /. These regula.
lions were made under authority con
feTred by a new federal game law.
Besides the ban on shooting of migra-
tory birds, either in the fall or spring,
on the great rivers of the country
many restrictions have been thrown
about shore and insectivorous birds.
Protection of the various species
which are said to be dying out is the
object in view.
The prohibition on Missouri river
shooting extends from the rivers
mouth to Bismarck, n. D. The Mis-,
sissippi is closed to the hunter from
New Orleans TO Minneapolis. Bayous
and swamps contiguous to these riv,
ers and fairly to be considered parts
VI 'HV 81 cdulS are lnCluQeQ IN the
forbidden territory.
For the purpose of the regulations
the country has been divided INTO two
zones, the northern and southern, with
differing laws governing hunting.
Hearings are held during the sum
mer at st. Louis by game committees
of the agricultural! department and
many shooting organizations entered
protests against the strictness of the
rules in various localities. Efforts oil
this sort on behalf of the hunters were
successful in very few instances, how
ever.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

Shooting OF migratory birds be
tween sunset and sunrise became un
lawful after October l in all parts Of
the United States. For inland
streams the closed season on water
fowl is from December 16 to Septem
Der i. Exceptions to this rule are tc
be noted in Minnesota and North Da
kota, where the season is closed until
September Z, and in South Dakota
where the ban is not lifted until Sep.
TENDER 10.
Spring shooting is unlawful under
the new regulations governing most
classes of game.
The closed season on shore birds
COMEDIES in general with that fixel
for waterfowl. The same exceptions
will be effective in nearly all states
Plover, jacksnipe and yellow legs are
included as shore birds.
Woodcock may not be shot except in
November and December. Killing OF
insectivorous birds is banned through.
out the year. Larks and robbins are
in this list.
Sioux City hunters have been in
favor of enlarging the game regula-
tons to fix a maximum bag that is un-
form in al! states. Laws Ii south
ern states do not conform to the
stricter regulations in northern states
in this regard, it is urged.-SiouX
City Journal.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
Lester is Father Of
the BorderlandR Route

Ell Paso Herald: A lean, gray man
with a sun-bnrned face left the plaza
Saturday morning la his odd faithful
Imperial" for a 1000 mile auto jaunt
over the road which he has given to
the worlG of motordom.
The man with the Elks' pin, the
fountain pen and the eve present per-
fecto, was G. II. Lester, official father
of the Borderland route. When Mr.,
Lester arrives in WATERFOWL, S. D., at
the end of his present trip, he will
have completed the second round
trip between the Canadian and the
Mexican borders in the past two and
a half years, during which time he
has made an estimated mileage of
rs 900.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

ial should certainly be suficient to
give hope and courage to persons az
ficted with chronic dyspepsia: Il
have been a chronic ~dyspeptic for
years, and of all the medicine / have
taken, Chamberlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else says w. G. Madison, No. Z Sher-
man St., Harnellsville, N. Y. For sale
by all dealers. ADV. 1920
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA.
The following unsolicited testimon-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

S"SS ~ otohSo DIVA u
Phone Red 40S Res. Phone Green z08
dorrs, 10 to II a. m; 2 to 4 and Z to
$3.50 p. m.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17

to the attention of the President and
which will receive serious consIdera-
ton is to have a general schem i
impro err At planned which would
abs uftIY take ca Of all future floods
in the Missis, wi, Missouri, Ohio
and their tributaries and then to
finance i with general issue Of what
would be known as the food bonds"
Fart Of the financing Of the improve
ment unde, this plan wonld be met by
the SAFES Dene6lted, and the reman-
der by the Government. In connec-
ton with this plan is to be considered
the advsability Sof bringing to this
work ~. George E. GoelhaIs and
his entire Panama Canal construction
force. This organization, he greatest
of its kind that the world ever saw, is
be idle very soon. 1t has been
suggested that it be sent to Alaska tc
develop the resources oil that countr
where mighty obstacles are to be
countered.
But the flood situation may G se
that plan, The Lower Mississippi
Improvement Association has bc, r
working to have the canal worker.
sent to care for the Mississippi, and il
is possible that the for will b,
utilized to place the rivers Of IT,
Mid c West in such condition tho
further disasterous floods will be i'm.
possible,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
MALARIA CAN BE- RUN OU
OF 0UTH. DIR. EVANS
SAYS

Louis. April i2-Nt the maIa-
rial conference o. National Dra O..
age congress, Z N. A. Evans, Of
Chicago. said mo o.dria could be an
initiated in the South by lighting
mosquitoes, draining swamps, educa!.
ing the people to sleep behind screens.
and distributing quinine to those who
tnld not buy it.
He he sa j th a swift, specfacu
lar campaign would wipe out tn,
disease.
DR.. Evans said that the extinction
Of the musquito " I'D add $40 to the
alue Of every acre Of land in the
South, and under anti.;lalariaI con
ditons the total corn crop would be
doub ed.
DR.. Evans said thr n II us maIa-
ia ~ 4cticaIIy has minated,
especially Choaeo. I'a saic
negroes % IRON the South on The
Chicago drainage ca infected mos
q res with maIaris I'D then it was
n ssary to take me.su.es to stamr
out the disease.
Thirty yeas oeo." he continued
Chicago, New York end RrookIy,
each had more malaria than any
Southern state has TODAY. Til, igl
against ma.qno is nothing nea
India, China and Italy have had to
handle the problem. views Seini,a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
A REQUEST

Who has not lost a loved one?
The Pres. and members Of the Ceme-
terry Association request the ritizpns
Of OkoIona and all square boldes in
the |. 0 0 F. c. metery, and all in
'erested in any way to meet a. Baniiet
lurch on The 20rh, Of April 1918
30 o'clock P. NJ, to pay for the
keeping Of the Cemetery and their
squares in order, also 70 81 their
appreciation Of the efforts an labor
,f the Association, and 10 en-, urage
hem in their work in The future.
Ma. 7. L. Bet.. Pres.
Ms P. !. AbEra, V. }.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
Countered.

Preparations are being rapidIy COZ
cluded for what gives promise
being the greatest reunion OF Civ
War Veterans ever held in thi
country, and which is to be held o
the historic field Gettysburg. June 9
to july 6 inclusive. Accommodations
will be provided for 10000 persons.
1t is announced that tent capa ..e Of
he inf from 10000 to $4,000 per.
sons will be erected on the battle field
and that therein will take place the
exercisee n De bed eliminating in a
great n ice ''tiiee on July 4, WI n
the clnet c'aor Of 'be occasion
be P, esil4nt Woodrow Wilson, {
Justice White 10 preside over the
oxerri >.
The camp will cover 2S0 ares j
will da mainIaincd only for v,ter. s
Of the civil war. The Gus, ot the
anniversary cclebr tj-l, the Gfdad
since one of the qrr D.et battles i the
worlds history W tonight, will BE-
borne by the federal government an.
the State Of Pennsylvania, S3) ),
aavirg been opriatod for II,
cccasic9
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
SISS0N NOT 4 \NDIDA .
FOR SEN rE

Jackson Miss, har. &c
gresham T u Sjsso ,f the Four
Miesissippi d riot, .opha icallv d
r IS that he has zen any bod
lahoriiv to say the will be- a can
,'ilqtr for the Unit ates nalc
1918 AGAINST job arp liam
He states, furtherr that he vii, +
a candid to 81 j himeD!f at III
conares nal elec,an in 1914.
n. Sisson does not say that be
would no' uoder any circumn'ance
oppose ator Williams, in 1G J.. H
merely goes on record as saving tha
he is not now candidate. The i'm
preston is steadily gaining in D., ;coI
circles, however, that no 6qbt wnl be
made against Jchn Sharp Williams
two years hence; that while there ma,
be a great deal of talk ring + in,
tervening period concerr ioDno, ion,
it is not going to mat '-e 10 A
candidate who seriously .pposeG he
Yazoo statesman, and Il + Mr.. WI
Iiams can stick to his job $ long a,
he cares to hold it,
Much significance is attached tc
editorial utterances DUNG the pas
few days in newspapers that bavr
always strongly supoc ted Jales K
Vardaman in whlch the opinion i, ex-
pressed that no fight should be mad,
on Williams, and he best W.,
. restore poIiica namony in Mis-
sissippi is to allow both Of the orcsen
senator's be elected 9i,hou, opposi
iion two years hence News Scimtar
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17

Mrs. R, L.55Bransford.
Brewster Turner s.. 10 ( sc Store.
Droke JeweIry Company
W. T Major, the Photographer.
Vim. Wilbur.
The following is list Of the con.
testants md the vote received by each
uAH
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
+ Hen Brothers Pure Sugar Care
SYRUP,

Without grain Of suea extracted
ma glucose, sorghum, orn syrup
r IT, "GI'-r" aided. 1t is not
,ougbI up aid nike !, but ayery gallon
# it IS made by Allen F from the
anss ribbon me ., IN on the
oor 1iney-v oods land Pike coun-
Try a can and yo Il be con-
nc 4 hat i is str 7 PTRE
+ unadu Grated. ! best up
brought to OkoIona.
Sod ~ Jean
~ n | W. Conner.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17

Sick lead hes sour aas y SCR ,
achs, in 'iges,.oa, J'iousness dis
aporcr uickIv af~r you tale
<.yns New life Az. They pur' !
he blood and put new life and v'a =
ia h sy lem Try them and you will
De " ] sati. fed. Every pill he !;
e oox guaranteed, Price z5
cents. Recommended by Z. Il. Lyon.
adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17

What IL 3thod is to be pursued to
prevent floods in the middle West.
such as have devasted that territory
and are now threatening vast areas in
ihe lower Mississippi, is one oi tn,
,erlous quest IS that jaces Presiden
Wilson. He considers it one OF the
4rea st problems conforming the
ldmissjra ION atI il w,.@ II 4 De
surprising t he should order his
Secretary oil ar to direct the engi.
s OF the department 10 prepare .
totaiIed reptf, on the question tor the
eguIar session Of Congress which
meets in December next.
The biggest problem oul. de Of
some COMPREHENSIVE plan Of food
prevention, will be to finance The un-
nertaklng President Wilson has
been told by The Congressional lead
ers that the 3iq for strict econ o.
my in g 'vernmea was never s. art ..
as now.
MIR Fitzgerald, the chairman # t e
Appropriation 1 ,mmluee tod the Pres
ident early { the week that if on j,
a few Of the bills already inroduceo
"a the House elfecting the loo suua.
ton we're enacted into law hey would
exhaust not alone every dole the
national treasury but also all reve uc.
that are in sight.
One plan which has been brought
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17

ror Weakness and Loss OF Appetite
lie Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
TASTELLSs chill TONIC, drives out
alaria and builds up the system. true tonic
nd sure Appetizer, For adults md children. soc
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
Plies Cured In g to nnvs

Your druggist will refund money il PAzC
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itchiue
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to II Jays
The frst application gives Ease and Rest soc.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
Leva Spencer Wins
J the $40 I'm Gold
Tiss Sud.e Lee Jolly Second
Another Special Pr and Big Bonus Vote
Next Cvlnt May Oath

NJ ,sengers popular lady aod piano
VI og contest was made last NJ day
evening and after the votes being
con by the Judges Mrssrs. G'iberI
lw aud =. T. Ellis, resulted in award
in. the $1,000 in gold to MISS Leva
Spencer, having received the
hiphest num- Of votes on the first
COT /,
The winning Of the SfOC" in Gold
will in no v ay have any bearing as to
WHO is to rccev, tn piano at the
6na! count, at which time the votes
Of lha entire contest will be count
and the winner announced,
Another Special Prize of FIFTEEN
DOLLARS in Gold
There will be aoolh'r special pr7
Of 500 in Gold divided follows
al e next count, May 9th.
Z en- dolIars in Gold to the Contest
ho makes the greatest Gain in
s,r from now till the next count
y 9th, and Five Dollars in Gold
ne conr It who makes the next
Ciroo il
4s all the contestants an
zee 10 win one oflhe special
pr4es offered, no matter where they
s j now.
Many people are willing to hep
their friends in this co. est and are
only ing to be asked. Those
wh{pdesire to enlarge their coun,s
should get out among their friends on
the lnp make their wants
know.
There is no reason for OF the
.on,as,.o,, 70 rot -, .o,,u.oaa .s ,b.re
o,ho. o,zo. hos,las ba n;a,o
H.. ..o ,.u .o.L our;aa IT, ,,d
each still has chance f. the first
prize, as the first count has been
a..do
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Ao,aho .bo J,,o..,;oot;o, .,,n
n,,,l;,,, d., ,.dor.,Lo. and
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-,
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We will give the following bonusus
from now TIL the next count May
18th,
For every seven new subscriptions
bonus Of 10000 extra votes max
ing total OF IA W.
FOR eve' seven renewal suosor'0'
"'ns d Fo"uS o. o'ooo wy eA"a >
LL .,.L.,:,
boous Of Of 61uJ extra votes max.
ing a total Of $500
For every 40 Nerc : coupons
w IL vote coupons count as nall
'0upo'SI o'"oE"' ~ '''S o''''' ''I
his assistants. 500 extra votes will be
given MAKING total of 1.5OO
These coupoos NAV be collected from
anv and all merchants who are in the
-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
,A>aING ON LETTER

iasDi"o.o,. /. D. G. = Praeiicnt vii
N nas c "a cxcredinaIy busy III"
et"~ K yuaehinG all kinds Of pre-
,den'" until the seasoned Legislature,
who never hal s., many thrills before,
IS sitting up and wondering what
next is oo,rd tr haooon in ,nservA.
live Was hing'on. That President
Wilson has no particular regard Tor
tradition was exempIiGed on Tuesday
when he read his message on The
tariff to the Joint assembly of the
House and Senate and won a new
position in the esteem of the Ameri-
az nrope.
Many Of the members of the 63rd
Congress looked upon the innovaic
v t mingled feelings of dor and
criticism but whereas they went to the
Capitol to scof and possibly to jeer
they returned with nothing but praise
and commentator for the dignity Of
the occasion and hiq' minded way in
which the new dep arrure was staged
Not satisfied with shocking the cave
dwellers on Tuesday, on Wednesday
r President broke another precedent
by goini the Senate wing Of the
capitol and occupying the President S
room for heart,to-heart talk with
the majority members Of the upper
bra with a view to harmonizinq
existing differences on the tariff to the
end that the bill may be put on the
statute books as quickly as possible
And the visit was so productiv, the,
Mr.. Wilson says he is going again
very soon and he will also read other
messages to Congress when he re-
CARDS them of exceptional interest.
We sure are progressing.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-04-17
To Cure a Goa in one Day

Take LAXATTr 27Io ouinine. Itstopr Ne
Cough and II 1e and works off the |.
Druggists refu4 money II 1t fails to cure.
2. W. GROVES signature on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1913-10-10
HOOTS WELCOME
THREE ELOPERS

JAMESBURG. N. J., Oct 10~-More
than fve hundred persons at the
hailroad station hooted and jeered
when Alexander 3allantine and his
wife and Arthur Smith and his wife,
who is Ballantine's daughter, stepped
from a train A few minutes later,
when the party reached the hotel that
Ballantine owns, all the servants
there quit work.
Mrs Ballantine eloped with Eugene
keenan,. bartender in the hotel, two
weeks ago. and they took with them
as another eloping party Arthur
Smith and Mr.. Ballantines daughter,
Mary. who Is nineteen years old. The
two couple went to Indianapolis and
there furnished Il house. The clipping
daughter was playing I'VE Shall
Meet in the Sweet Bye and Bye" on
the piano when the police arrived and
took charge Of keenan,. Mrs. Hallan-
tine, Smith and his young bride.
Ballantine went to Indianapolis
Evening journal., 1913-10-10
DISLIKE HANGING, OF THE SLAYER

CHICAGO. H., oct 1O--Dislike on
the part of the authorities Of Dupage
county to oflclote at hanging Is
keeping Henry Spencer, confessed
slayer of Mrs. Mildred Allison Rex
roat, a prisoner in Chicago.
owe have never had a hanging in
our county. and we don't want one"
said Sheriff Kuhn. Il would be glad
II the Chicago police could fasten
some other charge against Spencer
and help us out"
Captain Halpin is Just as desirous
Of keeping Spencer as the Dupage
county official is to avoid taking him
in order 10 clear up the killing Of
Policeman Pennell and Devlne IN
1902
Spencer knows who committed the
lcrime and ] want TO find out who did
from him" said Captain Halpin. HE
hasn't offered TO tell yet, but believe
Evening journal., 1913-10-10

most other people see, they would
speedily realize that inland waterway
competition would then create more
business for them.
But as we said In the beginning the
opposition is aroused and we may
expect 10 hear from the little fellows
who get the crumbs from the rail-
road feasting table and from those
whose vision does not permit them to
approve a scheme for the general well
fare II 10 trenches upon their private
interests
"And after all what is opposition Of
this sort but an indication of the ad-
vancement the Atlantic Coastal Pro-
iect has made? Let us congratulate
ourselves that u has made its appear
ance in ample time for suitable
analysis and discussion.
Evening journal., 1913-10-10

we will get a clew before we are
through with him.
Spencer gave his first exhibition Of
remorse today when he made restitu-
ton to one OF the women he had rob-
bed. She was Mrs. Laura Jacobson,
owner Of a restaurant from whom he
had stolen s175 when he was employ
ed by her.
II have been bothered about taking
the money from her ever since / got
it, he said. She treated me as II
she we're my own mother, and she
was the first person who ever did"
The s175 was returned to her out of
the $3.50 Spencer had In his possession
when arrested.
Evening journal., 1913-10-10
An Appeal to Wives

You know the terrible aiiliction that
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of a drinking husband or SON Nou
know of the money wasted on "Drnk
that is needed in the home to purchase
food and clothing ORRlNE has saved
thousands OF drinking men. IL is a
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cretly Your money will be refunded If,
after trial il has failed 70 benefit
Costs only Sl0O box Come in and
get free booklet and let us tell you
of the good ORRlNE is doing n b.
Danforth Market and Second streets.