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ar. and Mrs. Willis Baushuan and
children. o. Twentieth street have r.
turned home after visiting friends IN
Raw Ebright. OF Texas. is visiting hi,
parents IN North Warwood.
MIS-. W. II. smith. Of Twentiet n
street, who Il AT the North Wheeling
hospital l. slightly improving
Martin BerFhawmer. OF Cincinnati
IS visiting William Harrison. Of Mort n
Warwuod.
Mony Of the people that reside along
th' Sidr streets !u Center Warwood
S".ssthg on the concrete side walks
The foundation OF William no -,
mouse on Main and Fifteenth street :
nnlShed. and the carpenters expect 90
start work as soon ~ possible
MIS-. Harry Wells and family OF
south wheeling. spent Monday with
street
All the stores and warwood Bank will
De closed ON New Years day. II is
thought that the stores will be opened
ia the morning
Miss sophie Shemericit. OF Reilly Hin
road is visiting her sitter Mr.. Fed
rord. IS visiting her sister. Mrs Fred
Ninsenreid. OF ST. Cluirsville. -
w. IA. smith, n conductor on the Pan
Handle Traction lines. who has been On
on account OF his wife being IN is ex-
pecfef 10 return 90 work the latter part
OF this week.
Miss Catherine Underwood OF Wheel
ir~. is pending this week with Mr. and
Nr- Mitchell baum. OF Twenfief %
street. - p7iii
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Mrn. Marw.l1 ni..

VI her home ~ West. Alexander AT
20 yesterday afternoon occurred the
death Of Mrs. Milton Maxwell. following
prol"ns'd illness oi several years. Tho
deceased was in her S5th year ana H.
survived 10y her husband ana the follow
ing sons and daughters colbert MAY
well, Tom and Milton. Jr.. who are ia
tHc west. Mrs. Nicholas MURRAY. Mrs
Bert Pogue ana Miss Sallie. ~ horne 81
late hour last evening funeral arrange
mcnts had not been completed
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.. John Dris.ol 81 iu az his home N
1870 l"nN Nratt or Gicuwoor
li"irht7. is able go he out after several
weeks. illness
Mrs Frank Dean. ~ T'nioutovn. Is
Elm Grove
IrnnE Heller Of Fulton. T. uI NJ his
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank HoEprd. 81 Oaare.
~. are Spending several DAYS win
friends no Fulton.
Members or the Fulton church will
I'iI n watch meeting 600 tho church THIS
All arrangements have been cor,rt.,-
81 "F TIE ladies Of Film Grove NJ b..
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Last evening Hf The Uoney's Point o..
r. church. the Elliot orchestra. OF New
astle' rendered yer interesting pro-
gram. Several vtr. irterestiut- SOLE
lions were rendered. among which VAS
violin solo that was much appreciated
Nv the audience. 4 large delegation %
Elm Grove people attended and reported
the concert one Of the most interesting
ever held IN this section
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Litsrarx Rocietv-

The Liberty Hell Literary Society
composed OF Young people OF sand nm
ana the surrol Tdiug country. will hold
their regular weekly meeting AT ira
,Ipef Nan4 llil school house FRIDAY
evening. An excellent musical and liter
AIRY program is being prepared bv IN,
members FOR this meeting E1ervboo,.
is invited 20 attend
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ron RENT

Cs5 ~, fOh RENT
ano IAN t5,, wabash ST. rooms
eos south Front si''.s..;. -. $500
3IZ south Penn, :, 49,, 5000
bath. furnished foOihS and
400 Ontario 81 rooms and bath 1000
'OS HoFth York st. 4 rooms ana s.vo
50 Elm St Z roo,,:. .'.......... I25o
- Twelfth 81 Stnr,,.... '...... 1900
Pleasant Vs dii rooms tonIn. end bath $500
100 ~ m. rooms ana both
HisevSoId. rooms and bath 81 oo
q rooms and BATH. Al. 90
Security Trust Co., Agents.
i4o Market Street. Wheeling
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Miss Minnie Burke. daughter OF Mr.
Fourth streets. viii yive A New, Years
party ~ her home this evening A
large number o. Warwood PEOPLE have
something on Ito order of q watch n,r.v
ana those present VIII watch the old
year leave and the new wear come IN
Many 1tler pcople are planning TO stay
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Tlected 0rfoar.

Ane Tou"wlug officers were slected a.
ne meeting held Monday evening" bV the
Iceland volunteer Fire a Protection as
ISOLATION; President Albert Lash. VICE
lo..ssldent: Gus Shsrer. secretary. -rnomz.
lHbohnels treasurer. l.. =. Knoke. fire
rnltt' =. r. Downing. trustees p e
itlce. ". L. Rogers and A. Holt. These
ou',.rs VII be installed ~ the next
meeting. Monday evening. January 6.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 60 mannfaetur.r, 1850, -
c-lnr- ana OLnar Mh.--..-. r.-...-.

VOICE 90 Manufacturers, Jobhsrs M.
ehants aud Other whoIesais Deaiers
fLo State BOARD on control ~ az e,-.s
~ virginia viii receive nIfa daily
Ii- uT af Charleston. West NfrrInla.
state institutions f.e frarrf.T ,,.,s...-
N'' 'f which De- vested in erIH Wearf
'Nifa' IF VIII Do awarded to DE low "a
quality cons lcrei. ard other
N..ltH .e.rE equal West NirgInia deal.
~ VII Do ElNen preference
hH.s n supplies neoded viii 10 fur.
stating Tho limo desired
STATE HOARD OT CONTUQs
.ahttt tUaflcstou. " est Nirglnia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
WARWOOD
Judges Appointed.

The town election viii re held IN
Warwood tomorrow and the polls will
20 opened at T.Ot o'clock am. and will
close ~ ass %. m. The following have
ncen elected 60 act a. judges and clerks
W atwood. &. q jenkins aud Chester
hlronlaeser, jucEe-: John Hilton. clerk.
ftec met No. .. Center Warwood Ed
ward Pen ara Edward Brooks. Judges:
1eorEe Rruhn. clerk. Precinct No. :.
North Warwood, Charles Draher and X.
>; Mccrackeu. Judges. Harry Lucas.
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vtri,ea r.,t.raaz Framing.

The women Of the WarWood Lutheran
church met last evening and went 10 the
nome or Mrs. Ralph A. Harrhman. of
EdEwood where a surprise party was
siNen IA honor or the latter. The eve-
noGr refresh mcnts were served. About
=" OF the women or the church were
present.
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- y NeW ear entertainment viii be
IN TINS evening AZ the WArwoos
.hilhuln church. corner OF Seventeen
N street and ltichland avenue The en-
ISttSlhneht VIII be given by the Young
children OF the Warwo,d IutI,ar.e
Vnurch, ana the program will be OF A
literary and musical nature. All per-
sons are invited to be present Aftsr
the program - rendered the childrsn
VIII De given n tfeat by the pastor
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Dick llutchkisz. tho West N.frrfrf,
traction and Electric Company IIner.,-
who was injured iu tho collision ~ two
cars on me 'lty and Eim Grove division
w n"eling hospital last evening at 6 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

The HesSie shaw Mission Rand OF .ha
stone church. met last evening AT the
nome or Mrs. r VI. Pedicord Of Elrn
Grove. Several matters Of business We're
taken up and discussed. after which A.,
social session was held. Almost All
members Of the society were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertscI1v

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAl ENBALMER.
ii22 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Niebt-
Store Phones Gs5.
Vic T.. Bertschy. Bell Phone rqesp
c }. Bertsohy. Nat Phone i22e-Y
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Stockholders Meeting.
sTocKHoLpEns' MTTTINa

The annual meeting OF the stockhoid-
er~ or the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
,onpauy viii be held at the office ~
,nns company on Monday. January IL.
o'clock g. ma, for the election Of Man.
ayers 10 serve during the ensuing wear
jos. LAWSON. Secretary
d-2g-t-ia-l2 -''
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D I E d

HorcHkrss-On Tuesday. December 20.
lsla. az 3 70 o'clock D.. m. at North
wheeling hospital. HICHARp HOTCH-
Mss IN the 56th year 81 his age
Funeral services Friday. January ?. 1915.
90 o'clock. Intcrrncut $780,,
cemetery.
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Redemption of Bonds.
Redemption OF
bSe coupon Promissory Notes
Issued July /. 1910.
Imperial glass company
Bellaire. Ohio

Notlce Is hereby given that the follow
hs - 'ougon Promissory Notes issued
Suiy ISL 1910. as part OF a So dividend
by the Imperial glass company. OF Bell.
are ONO. viii be retired on January III.
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New Years Eve, Dec. 81

Extra late service will be run on
the different lines for the accom-
mediation of patrons as follows:
Last car will leave Tenth street.
Wheeling, for
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hUhhir-on Tuesday. December 10Th
lfla. o. tin o'clock n. m. a. NfT.T.
son or the late James r. and Eetofl.
Wolfe Murrin. in his 2fst year.
Funeral service az residence Of his su,s
AIRS Albert krohe. 36Is Jacob sfr.et
THURSDAY evening. January 1sf ~ 4
o'clock. intermcnt private AZ Green
nt 2 o'clock m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31

NOoIb-'n sunday. December e.. 1914
Or tne residence ~ hIq daughter. Me-
~. - n'a'ier. No aH Maryland Ave.
DIE axe.
unerh services ~ hIa late residence
WflncFd1t morning 90 no so o'rio~t'
FRIENDS or The family are invited -
attend Tnfrrrrenf ~, .at. f.r..'.is
cemetery
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RENTAL PROPERTY ron A rARm

luree properties. two % which hava
been built less than one wear. rer.., =
-'ibl7 over 1900 per year Alvavs o~
ctpied: an owned b. the sane portv
US and ~ will show you these prou.r.
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Bruemmer G. HiIdebrsnd

a.. nnersi directors ana Embaimsrs
AeieRhone 4VI. Oven day and nlghL
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oEoss-Ou Monday. December -. 1919
nt t.Ih o'clock M al Fln, C.rotc
MRS HERMAN GROSS In ber ks,b
year W."
Funeral from her late residence. Wed
headtF afternoon at l o'clock Frisnds
OF the family are invited % attend
INFERNO nf ~ Greenwood reruefr~-
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quested TO surrender them. with All un-
earned interest coupons attached1 AZ thu
Wtlte OF the Security Trust Company.
ZION and retirement on the first day 81
January. 1914, and after such date in
terest thereon shall cease
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
L. r. SANDS,
h--N-l
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WHEELING RE AL.
sohmuibaoh Building
tThird rloorD
Telephones; Nat. cal nail isaa-u
BUsrrEss opPoRruurr,r.

w" nave for sale Restaurnrf Bu.f.
Nr-' On MARKET street between FIeveD.b
80 "'nih. owner has other htal-
i'sT mat requires alI OF ffs sft.r.lo-
p rare .nenre 10 gef very prDffstf.
lease I'VE year
also a Hotel. tHs only one Ca , otl.
,.NW ~ 5000 population Courfv So.
''p REM Come fn md LOT Ifa tell
.'..e about fIis and otters.
W arc" have Ca large Iffalrr-- 800.
HLi easement for rent on Market ,,-,..
..'Hr Fourteenth one ~ 80 re-. ~
t1n4 on the street T' i'.H-
SEE US
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Paul & WEIGH

General Real Ustats ana rt,. -
A'om sos German Bank BEHALF
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=. n. HoLain Hsirs os,s. p,o.,.-
GOA Tusifth street. Cifv
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
ERu UPTON ON ANKLE BURNED

4 Kingsville, Mo.-'''My trouble began.
eighteen years ago.. Nearly half Of;
the time there were running sores
around my ankle; sometimes 1t would
DO two years at = time before they
were healed. There were many nights.
I did not sleep because Of the great:
suffering. The sores were deep run.
ming ones and 20 sore that I could not
bear for anything to touch them;
They would burn Ill the time and
sting like . lot Of bees were confined
around my ankle could not bear TO.
scratch It, It was always 30 sensitive
to the touch. l could not let my
clothes touch 1t. The skin was very
red. I made what I called . cap out
OF white felt, blotting paper and soft
white cloth to hold It In shape. This
/ wore night and day. Il 5 Ss VI
Il tried many remedies for most of.
the eighteen yearI with no effect
Last summer sent for some Cuticura.
Soap ana Ointment The very nrst
time l used Cudcura Soap and Oint-,
ment I gained relief; they relieved the
pain right then. Il was three months!
from the time commenced using
scuticura soap and Ointment until the
sores were entirely healed. have
not been troubled since and my ankle
seems perfectly well" (sisneD Mrs
Chafles e. Brooke. Oct. %. 1912: sssss 3s
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout tho world. Sample Of each
free,with SIP. Skin Book, Address post
card "Cuticurs, Dept. Z. Boston. Adv
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
a65 HURT IN DUBLIN RIOT
Both UnIonlst and Liberal Parties
Seek TO Benefit Roused BY
Home Rule.

81 London, Sept. 3.-Both the unionist
and liberal parties in England are try
ing to make political capital out Of the
riots in Dublin. Latest reports say
that 500 civilians and 45 policemen
were seriously hurt in Sundays riot.
One OF the civilians has succumbed to
his injuries. 55
It is argued on, both sides that Irish
passions have been stirred by the
home rule campaign and that this has
been responsible for the lawlessness
in Dublin and also for the recent dis
turbances in Londonderry.
The unionist newspapers warn the
government that the home rule bill has
aroused antasonism and lawlessness
throughout Ireland. The liberal news
papers blame the revolutionary prepa,
rations in Ulster made by Sir Edward
Carson. leader Of the Irish unionist
party.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
HUERTA TO RETIRE TIRE.
WILL BE CANDIDATE, 10 REPORT
&.S FROM MEXICO.
Plan Said to BE Under Way to Make
General Trevino Temporary
Head Of Republic.

z Mexico City, Sept. 5.-That General
Huerta intends to quit the presidency
in favor Of Gen. Geronimo Trevino and
become candidate at the October
elections, was the statement made
Wednesday night BY wellknown
Mexican close to the administration.
This Information came from q per-
son who ia In attendance upon almost
every cabinet meeting and has himself
declined numerous offers to become
one Of Huerta's ministers.
General Trevino is making his way
to the capital and little effort has
been made to disguise the fact that he
has been ofacially summoned. Just
how the contemplated succession is to
be brought about has not been dis
closed. s !.
There are persistent rumors of i'm.
pending changes in the cabinet, and it
Is said that General Trevino is to be
made minister OF foreign relations in
order legally to succeed to the presi-
dency. 4!
The American exodus appears to be
practically ut an end. Only, . small
percentage OF the American residents
Of the capital left.
Washington, Sept. 6.The ultimate
triumph of the Warrington govern.
ment's policies for bringing peace 70
Mexico was seen Wednesday night
when administration ofacials gave out
the purport OF series OF hitherto
unannounced communications between
Nelson O'shaughnessey. charge dat
flares at Mexico City, and John Lind,
President Wilson's special envoy ct
Vera Cruz. and heads Of the Huerta
regime.
While the literal gist Of these com
munications has not been disclosed,
the United States government 10 said
to be assured OF these things. &
The early retirement OF the Huerta
regime. 3gs III
"A presidential election in Mexico in
which victoriano Huerta win not be .
candidate. II II RI
The ready establishment of an arm
istice to bring order to the republic.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
Duel Out % fhs Ordinary.
A narticularlye terrible kind OF duel

Duel Out % the Ordinary.
a particularly terrible kind Of duel
was fought ON one occasion In Mexico.
The opponents were a., Indian settler.
and rich cattleowner. The wsapons
chosen were butchers knives, and II
was settled that each combatant was;
70 hold out his hand in turn to have
one OF his fingers cut OF. The hrst5
% show the least sign of suffering
pain Wa TO have bullet put through
his heart by. the other. III
The Indian had the hrst cut. and am
putated the cattle-owner's nrst finger
1t . single blow.
The Indians first injury was the loss
OF I thumb, and he likewise remained
a. impassive as marble. This horrible,
drama went on until each combatant,
had lost four digits. Then the cattle
mans second became 30 frightened at
the CHASTITY sight that he shot the In.
dian dead. and ended the fight.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
FOUR RACERS KILLED
TWO DRIVERS AND TWO MGchAkl.
IcIAks LOSE LivEa
Machines In Tragic crash at Nash
willie, Tenn, Traeks- Atioodoo"
NJ Car Causes Trouble.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept 3.Four auto
racers we're killed on Monday 1t the
automobile speed races Ut the state
fair grounds when four high.powered
cars entered In the 3b-mile free-1orall
were wrecked and rendered into .
mass Of twisted steel and splentered
wood on the mile track opposite the
big grand stand while 5000 persons
watched
The dead:
John w. Sheriff.. driver Of Buick
car No. 3. x!
Thomas P. Bridges, mechanician Of
Buick car No. 3. 8
William sherrod. drivero OF stutz car
No. 8.
"Gooch" Brown. mechanician Of
Stutz car No. 8.
The injured: 5ss 'ls
Freeman Ohmsby, mechanician Mer-
Ger car No 2.
Clyde Donovan, driver and sole oc-
cupant of studebaker. The Whisk-
broom" No; 13. n f3at5 +
Edward Polk, driver Of Mercer car
No. 2. III # s$7F
All Of the victims are residonts Of
Nashville.
The six cars were speeding around
the track ut terrific rate, With the
Studebaker 'Whiskbroom carrying
the Inflated No. 13. about 200 yards
in the lead Of Mercer car No. :.
In the NTH lap Clyde Donovan, driv.
ing the "whiskbroom," about 200 yards
in advance OF the Mercer No. 2. feeling
his right front wheel give way, after
swervins to avoid striking . boy,
turned into the outside fence to avoid
blocking the track. The wreck Of the
fence fell back onto the track, IN the
path Of the succeeding cara
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
ANDERSON AND De PAL MA WIN
Auto Race Expsrte Capture G. a. 6.
Trophies q ths DIG Elsln
Road Raoe.

Elgin, Sept. 3.-0n, Anderson. In 9
5Btutx, made q whiriwind finish In the
Elgin National Road race n Saturday.
winning the Chicago Automobile club
trophy, after one Of the most sensa-
tional contests known to the course.
His time was 4:13:33. His average
time per hour, being II $40 miles.
With one Of the contesting cars on
nrs3 on one side Of the. track and the
militia unable to keep the throng Of
spectators from swarming over the
course, Ralph de Palma finished first
In the contest for the Chicago Auto
mobile club trophy here Friday. \.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
'THAW LOSES BATTLE
HABEAs CORPUS WRIT 10 sus-
TANNED AND IMMIGRATION
AGENTS ACT.
FUGITIVE NEAR I: TO COLL ] !. A I
Canadian omelals Rs-Arrsst slayer
and Take Him TO coaticook-es-
llsvsd He Will BE Back 1t Mattsa-
q. wan In Few Days.

n Coaticook, Que, Sept. b.-Harry K.
Thaw, taken FROM the Sherbrooke
Jail on writ OF habeas corpus OBJ
tanned in coup Of William Travers
Jerome, enjoyed three minutes Of lib
erty on Wednesday. Then he was
seized by the Canadian Immigration
authorities and hustled by automobile
to this town. where he paced the floor
In the immigration detention room.
A special board Of inquiry will sitin
his case. and he may be thrust across
the Vermont border as an undesirable
alien. His lawyers have planned no
procedure to resist extradition to New
York and the belief was current that
before many hours Thaw would be
back in Matteawan asylum for the
criminal insane, from which he e.
capped Sunday, August II.
The beginning of the end Of Thaw's
refuge in Canada came with dramatic
swiftness. A writ Of habeas corpus,
sued out last Saturday ar the direc-
ton OF Jerome, with John Boudreau.
chief OF police OF this village, as petit
toner. was sustained by Matthew
3m.t1,ct ~ Is Francis. sitting In
~. nh.,. - Ssharhroole III n
.o.aua n.ud mn rh.~ AL mot
y. - ~. go, - 1rdga . . n. ra.d tha
d.c,.inn when e. the very last
49, r,nh tha CONT declared him 4
free man. whether he desired liberty
or, NOT. Thaw seemed to crumple up
On the lounge where he nat. "A cigar
stub fall from his left hand and scat
tered ashes on the door: from his
rixht hand auttsred two gay bits Of
Ribbon / child had given him.
but he did not rise. w X. Nc
Keown. OF his counsel, leaned over
ana batting him on the shoulder, whis-
persd Thaw raised his big staring
eyes ana stood up. Immigration ON
cers IL the room. headed BY p. Blaks
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
RACE TO MAKE SON AMERICAN
Mr.. and Mrs. HarJss Reach New York
From Paris Just In Time for
Event.

!, New York. Sept. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman H. Harjes made . hurried
trip from Paris to New York 10 that
their son, born here. might be beyond
any shadow of doubt an American
citizen. They arrived with just six
hours to spare. Mr.. Harjes 10 q mem.
Der Of the banking firm Of Morgan.
Har1es q Co, the Paris associates Of
]. p. Morgan q Co Although born in
France, he 10 an American citi1en.
His vito was Miss Frederick BerWind
of Philadelphia. They came to New
York for the same purpose when their
first boy was born two years ago.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
GEORGE CONAN auto vlcTI n
We'll KNOWN Actor and His Daughter
Injured When Machine Hrs
Farmsr's Wagon. n

Hartford, Conn, Sept. .George n
Conan, one Of the most popular actors
on the American stage. and his four
teen-year-old daughter. Georgetta,
were seriously injured on Thursday
when their automobile crashed into q
farmers wagon. Two other actors,
Wallace Eddinser and Francis x.
Hope, members OF Cohan's company.
were also hurt 81 \
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
LIGHT BREAKS IN
Thoughtful Farmer Learns About

Many people exist in q more or less
haxy condition and 1t often takes years
before they realize that tea and cof-
fee are often the cause Of the clouds
ness, and that there 10 q simple way
to let the light break In.
A WORTHY farmer had such an exper.s
fence and tells about 1t. In letter. He
says: ssss .s Sy;;s 35.ss
Z ''For about forty years, have had!
Indigestion and stomach trouble in
various forms. During the last %
years would not more than get over
one spell Of bilious collie until another
would be upon me.
THE best doctors ! could get and
all the medicines could buy, only
gave me temporary relief. sS
Change Of climate was tried with.
out results. I could not sleep nights,
had rheumatism and my heart would
palpitateN ct times 90 that 1t scanned
1t would jump out OF my body
II came to the conclusion that there
about wound up. when saw q Postum
advertisement. / had always been 4
coffee drinker, and got an idea from
the ad. that maybe coffee was the
cause Of my trouble.
Il 81 began to use Postum instead Of
cofYee and in less than three weeks I
felt like new man. The rheumatism
left me, and l have never had a spell
OF bilious collie since.
my appetite ID good, my digestion
never was better and I can do more
work than before for 40 years.
II haven't tasted coffee since I BE-
gan with Postum My wife makes 1t
according to directions and relish 1t
rs well as ever did coffee, and was,
certainly slave to coffee
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
! Greek, Mich. Write for copy OF the Ut,
z tie book, 1.-THE Road to Wellville.',
Postum comes in two forms:
Regular Postum-must be we'll boiled.
Instant Postum Is a soluble powder.
A teaspoonful dissolves quickly in q
cup Of hot water and. with the add
tion of cream and sugar, makes a de-
licioas beverage Instantly.
There's a reason" for Postum.