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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

(By E. J. Edwards)

One afternoon shortly before the
meeting OF the Republican national
convention in 1880 at CHICAGO. Thur.
low Weed entertained n few friends
who met at his home in New York
city with some "reminiscences Of men
: b thirty or forty years before. had
oeen conspicuous in political life.
some OF whom had a great part in the
national policies OF that earlier day.
Il was thinking the other day"
said Mr.. Weed. "of a queer expert.
ence OF mine at a time when | was
a journeyman printer in Central New
York. | presume / have not thought
OF this experience for at least thirty
years. What brought n TO my mind
IL do not know. II was associated
with Ambrose l.. Jordan. who was
in his time conspicuous among the
leading members of the American bar
and very influential in the I~olltics OF
New York state. He served one term
as attorney general IN New York
and | always recall his nomination
and his election with a good deal OF
personal satisfaction. although | had
not thought OF General Jordan as ]
say. for more than thirty years.
Il was a jonrneyman printer in the
town of Cobleskill. y. Y. shortly b.
lore ! went 10 Rochester to engage
In newspaper work. One day the con
stable came to me with a warrant for
my arrest. The constable was a
friend OF mine and he told me that
he would do ANYTHING in his power
10 help me. ! asked him il he would
find someone who would 20 bail for
me.
Il was arrested. on the charge OF =
young woman. who swore that she
had been roughly treated and made
fun OF upon the public highway. She
asserted that her feelings were great
Ily hurt. ] was glad that II was not
ia more serious charge. and still !
felt that II was no slight matter for
me TO be hailed before the Justice OF
the court. charged with conduct un
becoming a gentleman.
II waived examination and my CON
stable friend secured for me a bond
I'm that way | was bound over for ap.
pearance before the court. which was
10 sit at the county seat Of Coopers-
town about two months later.
81 felt Inundated. notwithstanding
the charge. | had never seen the
young woman.
Therefore ] @ TO Syracuse. and
! walked all the way back from SYRIA
Icuse to Cooperstown so as to b. pres
.ent when my case was called. To nv
surprise a lawyer whom 7 knew by
name az one OF the leading Layers
in central New York. told me he
would befriend me. lie was success-
full in the defense. partly because
when the young woman was asked to
identify ME while she was on the
witness stand she AT nee said that
7 was not the young man who had
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TURN ON Thy LIGHT.

by its decision in the case of J.
V. sullivan. a newspaper correspond.
ent, called upon TO tell what he knew
OF bribery or the excessive expendi,
lures OF money in the Senatorial con.
test. the State Supseme Court has
cleared the way for a complete in.
vestigation Of a number OF malo-
dorous features in the late legislative
session. IL is clear that the legisla.
tive commission should do nothing
that Will help or whitewash the legis.
lators who are under indictment in
the Kanavha County Court. but the
commission can take up a much wider
field of investigation than the Kama.
wha County grand jury. II can ascor-
tain whether any candidates for the
United States senate exceeded the
legal limit OF expenditures prescribed
by national and state law. II can
ascertain whether improper or crimi-
nal means were used To influence leg.
islators and il can throw a great deal
of light upon some Of the peculiar fca.
lures OF the Legislative session.
No good citizen can feel any sym.
pathy for legislators who we're
trapped into selling their votes. but
investigation need not stop with the
punishment OF these men. The pub
lie wishes 20 be- assured that all
criminals Will be- punished. or at least
all criminaiity will be probed into. II
the commission undertakes the work
with the determination 10 10 thor.
oughly To the bottom of many rumors
OF excessive expenditures. il will &C.
complish a good purpose.
Let all the facts he known.
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CAMPAIGN OPENS
Teams Started Yesterday On Work Of
Raising W. & j. Endowment
Fund-Over $4,000 So Far.

-fF -fr' D" pate. DO fr. intelligence
WASHINGTON. 70. April Is The
ienHi1y camp1cn To- raise am add
tional half million endowment fund for
Washington and jefferson college be-
gan at % to-day with l luncheon
hold ~ endowment Headquarters on
south Main street. More than half
% hundred men forming tho eight
working teams boz the campaign began
work Immediately after thc luncheon
This evening fhc reports af head
quarters slowed that the frf half
day indicated 20 total OF s1412O sub
scrihed Bon Washington lu th. ten
DAYS t1 Boo devoted to the campaign
in Washiueion 90 is expected 20 raise
$50 ro An effort Will De- made TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Tuesday, April %, 1913.
THE LOCAL T

Every candidate on the local Re
publican ticket is fairly entitled to the
support of all Wheeling Republicans.
There is no man on the ticket OF
whom the party need be ashamed.
There Is no man on the ticket who
does not challenge the respect and
esteem OF good citizens. Taken all in
all and compared man for man, the
Republican local ticket is quite the
equal Of. and in most points the supe-
rior of the opposing ticket.
Mayor Kirk and Mr.. Brues bring
experience. high capacity and a high
grade of citizenship to the public
service.
Mr.. Marshall is a we'll equipped bus
mess man, thoroughly familiar with
city affairs. and an accurate and eff
Client accountant. He has a wide ac-
quaintance among all classes OF our
citizens. and he has the qualifications
necessary for the treasurer's office.
Mr.. Ahrens has been active in local
business: is personally popular: a
mar OF high character. and will con
duct the auditors office honestly.
economically and satisfactorily in ev-
cry manner.
MIR. Leyland has served on the DO
lice force for many years. and in a
very difficult situation has made a
fine personal record He is acquaint.
ed with the needs Of the police de-
partment. and familiar with the per
sonnet OF the men.
The councilmanic candidates. too
numerous 10 mention individually. in
clude in their number many OF the
most experienced and active business
men OF the city.
Il is not TO be expected that party
lines will be observed as closely in a
municipal election as in a national
contest. Individual preference and
individual fitness will sway voters.
Nevertheless. It can be said truthfully
for the Republican city ticket that II is
worthy OF general support. and there
is no good reason Why any Republi-
can should fail to support il. on the
other hand its points OF superiority
are so evident. that It is likely 10
draw very considerable support from
the ranks Of the opposing party.
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JOHNSON AND MULTIPLICATION.

Hiram johnson OF California comes
To the front with a twentieth century
enunciation and elaboration OF the
theory OF states rights. He tells us
hat 1t is not the dignity OF Japan or
the honor OF the United States that is
at stake. but the honor and dignity of
the state OF California.
Has John c. Calhoun come TO life
again?
Is the spirit of John Randolph of
Roanoke romping about on the Pacific
Coast?
IL sounds strange in these late days
to be told that the State OF California
has a peculiar honor and dignity that
may clash with the honor and dignity
OF the national government. In the
mouth OF a southern governor. this
might sound like treason. and II il
were TO be taken at face value II
might indicate a serious clash be-
tween the executive of California and
the authorities at Washington. but
Hiram talks much. Also he frequent
~ talks at random. The State of Cat
ifornia is still a part OF the Union. and
IL will not nullify 4 national treaty.
Modification. in fact. has ceased to be
a popular doctrine in the United
States.
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HORSE RECOVERED.

rr'. tf t'.rafrH q, the Intelligence,
WASHINGTON. Pa. April 2s-A
horse taken from tho ". n. NcNarv
livery barn ~ Cauonsburg ON last
Friday night. has been located AZ I'm.
per 81 clair. Allegheny county. but
the 3 aiken with the animal Ia
siiIl missing \ stranger representing
himself as "a sewing machine agent.
hlred D horse last Friday evening.
stating be would return in four hours.
ite was not back ON Saturday and
then the police we're notified. The
horse was traced 20 % barn IN Upper
-. clair. whore th" theft had ex-
CHANGED Do for another horse and gone
on. No trace % the man has been 50
cured. although officers ever a wide
section have been notified.
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! given her the serious noyan
Some n had told her that the guilty
party was Thurlow Weed. tut she tes-
tilted that | was not the person o.
Ttom she complained.
"Of course I was instantly dis
charged. The LAWYER who defended
me was Ambrose d. Jordan. I told
him that ] could not pay him much.
but II h. would defer payment would
save money enough in the course OF
time to meet his bill. To my astonish-
ment he replied that there was no bill
To pay.
Il felt exceedingly grateful TO this
great lawyer. Years later. at a state
convention met to nominate certain
state officers, I asked the deleEates TO
do me a single favor. l told them that
] should like to see Ambrose L. Jor.
dan nominated for attorney general.
lie WAS nominated unanimously and
mas elected.
a few days after the election he
called upon me at my house In Al
bany. He told me that h had been
informed that his nomination was due
10 a request that I had made OF the
delegates.
Il confessed that the information
was correct. and then he asked me
what he had ever done for me TO war
rant such generous action.
Why. said !. you defended me in
that criminal case and secured my
discharge because my innocence OF
the charge was proved by you You
wouldn't take "A cent for your services.
! then made mp my mind that il the
opportunity ever came my way |
would rnnug ,-nt, -, an,sha- ..o IT..
is why ! asked for your nomination
as attorney general
T my intense establishment. Con-
eral Jordan told me that he didn't take
eny pay from me because he had al
ready been paid. ! asked him who
was generous enough TO retain him for
my defense and to pay him.
He replied. Well will tell YOU n
secret now. ! was paid by a young
woman who zane TO me privately and
onjoined secrecy upon me and retained
me and paid me my fee
When ! heard this ! was moro as
tonished han before and I asked him
Ia tell me who the young woman was.
Well he replied. she was the
woman who is now Mrs. Thurlow
Weed You were at that time engage
20 marry her. She had such perfect
in you that she retained
M 70 defend you. but asked me 10
say nothing about it
And IN all the years OF my happy
married life" Mr. Weed continued.
my wife never told me that II was
she b had engaged Ambrose l..
Jordan 10 defend mo"
tCopyrisht. 1913. by L. J.. Edwards. All
rights reserved.)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
How Colonel Fellows Happened to
Settle in New York"
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N4L HHH o. -
~ bg A. n dollar. Thcn n hegan ~ gss
s~ales on T. Ike a hsh. u itrhod 80 badly
that sorneumes 7 thought 7 could tear the
nesh from my log. Tho moro Z scratchod tho
larger 10 got sly ankle aud insiep we're
Swollen.
I used lard. taliow and al so~fs ~ unL-
mentg that knew ~ but % rot uors- al the
time. 10 got ~ large o. iva dollars. not
round but ohiong. Tt-n 7 az the aivsr-
tisrmcnt ~ Cuticura soar and Ointment and
! sent for q sample and used them. The
vcry hrt night va ahie 60 sleep some and
the third night Z VS. able ~ sleep al night
Without any itohing or burning -hatsoev-r.
Then 7 bought sons Cuticura Soap and
Oiatment. u rot better All the time and 10
ia weeks ~ gas dry and veil f5ignsdl
Oco T.. KalkhoT. Oct 10. 1912.
Cuticuras Soap ~ and CuucIra Ointmens
b. arc soii~ overyrhere. Liberal sample q
Ctrh mailed frne. vifh A2-p. Hkin Book Ad-
drog- posf-carf "Cutiolra Dept. r. Boston q"
sgTender- noed men should us. ClticurA
Soap shaving 5ucs. &c. Sample freq.
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HEARING FRIDAY
Government Officials VIII Conduct
preliminary Examination a. hp
plfcants For Naturalization.

Tho turufF eight prtifI0roI for
certificate ar naturalization. who
viii be- given hearings 700 fin session
.of United States court Boz fhi. civ
next week. will De- given preliminary
hearings Friday tu Official nf fnn
cart from Pittsburgh wiz conduct
the examinations and DO aurfrtfDu.
81 petitioners Who CON not corrcrfIv
be thrown Ouf
Joseph Lohk0vich. o. Unrwood. %
HUNGARIAN. made Application wifh
Commissioner UOYf Yesterday for
naturalization uauers
petition Tor dircharrf .r fhn cos.
~ Frcd T Harmon. Of Sew Martin.
Vile. % bankrupt. une Hi.p r'.f with
C0mmif-lOnar U0td FcsfrrfI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
SHIP BUILDING
COMPANY SOLD
FORE River CONCERN TAKEN
Os5H sG SEIhLEHeM
Satisfactory Terms Are Worked Out.
Stockholders Committee For
the Sale.

BOSTON. Mass. April 2s.-The
sale of the Fore River Shipbuilding
Company. Of quincy. TO the Bethle-
hem steel corporation was formally
announced ln a letter addressed IN
the stockholders ~ the former com.
pahy bN the directors al a meeting
here o-day.
Inability 90 complete existing con.
tracts Tor twenty three vessels. a
large Lumber OF them warships. in
NoINirS an expenditure Of about SO
uVV,u"'. Without further financing. is
given a. the reason for the sale
Tie terms have been worked out
by a stockholders COMMITTEES com
pTising Francis x Hart. Frank W
Remirk and Eugene T. Fabens who.
according 20 the directors. REPRESENT
more than 50 per rent Of both the
preferred and common stock OF the
Tore River Company. 4 statement
from This committee says In part.
The Purchase Plan.
The bethlehem COmpanv's price
sGo".on". iu first lien and r~efunding
~ per cent MORTGAGE bonds due Nav
]. lF42. Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
.Iauy
The committee is { % purchase and
arrange for the sale o. f75O.OOO Of
fret mortru"" twenty years r per
cent houd1 q lion OF the present
property. whru and 90 issued by a
new Massachusetts corporation. said
bonds guaranteed PRINCIPAL and inter.
ct lv 'hs No'hl'hDW steel Com
a o.
IN their letter the directors indo-so
The TItu ~ tho committee and rer
omWfud rho immediate deposit Of
stock -i'h Oh" committee They have
been informed chat 30 les tho iuten
zion ~ President Charles " Schwab
o' the steel COMPANY. to retain M
Wiral Iowlrs. who Del The president
- fls sIiulItidinE conn any and no
other officers ir charge ~ tho ward
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CARL SCHMIDT SELECTED
BY FACULTY FOR CASE

Carl % schmidt. ~ flfs CITY son
~ tho iafo o. q Schmidt was ono
~ rho eiv member OF fff. trar
graduating rlaas 10 tho state ttuf..r
sifv 90 ho solicited na tn nffnru., boz
fhr annual moot court TRIAL bold fur
iug NmmfuCrmDuf ucTl TIf. q.
considered o. great honor I. fHo f4r
MY make tho elections 0rIt Hf.r
c~0neifnriur carefully fir qurN0ra
lions ~ zach man and i.. stand rr
So no elias. TIn moot court ..Il
.lt proves Ouo ~ tho most I|ufrrstfIur
'rafurcH ~ commencement urrk tuI
.fhr cH.o fu Ir tried fhI. trrr Doc
.inS mapped ont af fhr present fIu.
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher
- - -

ne man Who mo1es as though his hopes were ruined AFT and
"us'1' ~h goes his Vav from day % day. a being sac. dsgusted
~ I' Icft alone 20 mourn and moan der brighter scenes
DHNCE W departed for men don't like % walk The rkc with fel
lows broken hearted We like the guy with hcaminr
81 a1 NUN W ioHoN after o., forth be- stalks 20 nail the rocks and
hI M ar With laughter The man who leads in useful deeds. whom
y g oeHRnt ~ FOLLOW IS not The jay who's prone % say the world is
ia'c NJ nnI'V Tie nor The chumr who'll always pump from red.
dencd eyes The h-ny. whose dismal word and groln are heard from
mere 10 cochin 'hiny Hes not fhc gnk who finds q kInk in every
'e7emc invented he NOT The freak who's SAD and weak and glum and
di'eonicn'ci That sort ~ man pursue, a plan that never helped NJ
hra1ci u,. he asa}r made ambitions fade whenever he has faced
US Ant 81 Nc praise the man whose ways give courage 10 each NOR.
tai Who walks ahead Wfh kngly tread and shows us how Q chcric
Woryrrht 1872 ty George Matthew AdsmsJ
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q sting 81 some kind on my
len ankle IL WAS very sevore.
I scra'ched II TIL I felt a. all
over my body. Next day 10
looksd Ike a pimple. Thenn
l'Other~il me every night and
grew bigger. In SIX monthsit
hal grown 20 tho sire Of .
quarter and r. kept on itching
AID fnmnrfInr M fIII NJ 10
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COMPILATION OF
CREDIT SYSTEM
STARTED YESTERDAY ~ BUsi.
NESS MEMS bSSO
CATION.
VIII Require Several Months 20
Complete Work But system VIII
De Most Comparative.

Work ~ compiling tho credit ratin-
system ~ rho 600 iue-e Mems Nsen
citation was started Yesterday the of.
0ro force being increased for The
fash NrN fIiuE nNfurnq worc also
Installed YESTERDAY. to hc used dur.
ink fhs work which Del expected tn
require several months hcfor. 10 is
completed Tho credit rating system
wIl hr 90 most rowurf hrreito ono.
and viii Do published iu h0ok form
for flp benefit ~ tho members
Tho system g. cNtpcfcd fn Ic rrm
piled from fhD rHfiuez furnished hv
r0mr goo FIRMS repre- cutinE al lines
of business and professional mon
Hs VOL Tho ratings ~ aff Cu4io
mrra uiIl hr given and there will
ur.h1hiN hr fu 600 or 10000 uamc4
loo fhn book. not only from Wheeling
but fHc ~su~rourdiur tow ne.
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state for the semicentennial to be
wasted and filtered away by this
commission. or is II to be used to help
make The Wheeling celebration a
success:
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tn" publishers ~ n popular novel
say it reproduces faithfully the atmos.
phere ~ rural life. but they do not
make % clear whether That i- pnoS
phate or stable dressing
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raise $4,000 In Pittsburgh. Wheel
ihg and other towns in this section
ana This with the si"n GOO promised by
me general education board Of New
YORK viii total mp the half million.
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The educational world g. occasion.
ally startled by the news that one ~
th" college pitchers has famed ont "a
dozen batters.
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n the European powers arc tract-
able. they need have no more fear
that King Nicholas ~ l'tle Monte
negro viii give them % licking.
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Fish wave and shark fins l%uuulII,
exported from indi1 total about T..
100000 pounds worth about &c cents
per pound Boo 11ff. $4,000 pounds
vcrc shipped to thc United Stltcs.
but in iHf' only $4,000 pounds uerc
sent t0 American ports.
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While the railroad iiremen ar. going
10 get more pay. 90 b. not thought 'hcy
viii hayo any money to burn
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ANKLE BEGAN To
GET SCALES ON It
Sting Looked Like PimpIe. Itching
and Iormenting. Ankle AMI. In
step Swollen. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. In 6 Weeks Well.

1927 Story Ave Louisville. Ky-"Thrcs
summers ago In tho middle % the night I
va asAkenod With what ] hellcxnf % b
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OLD LOCATION VS.. ENTERPRISE.
In the days before modern adyer-
Using. business success was the work
OF a life time. 4 merchant had 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

bteies Cages, BON Ben begangenen
|Siinoen our9 bas 5afratnent Ser
8uBe gereinigt un6 nit Dem bimmli-
|iben Moble erq11idt, sic obgena1trt-
tie s&@.rppta 6es FL. 8eneoiftuS befu@em,
sort nm Sic gintradt Ser @riitli@en
6iiriten, INN sic Nusrottung Der So
~reiie1t, nm sic 8efebr11ng Ser Climber
nno Tim sic grb0bu11g Ser FL. M,1tter,
Ser Stride, an6ddttg gu @ott beten,
p%oufommenen MbIaB ur16 Na9laB al
Ter @iin6enitrafen; un6 nit 6ieiem
MbIaB ionen Tie, tuentr fie es 10 bor-
5ieben, al19 sic 5ibnitrafen ser aus
DEM 2eben @ei6te6enen tilgen ton.
men.
Dumit en6li9 Sic 8eibefeite, Sic
in 6ieiem Sabre gebalten tperben iol<
len, nit groBerem getitli6en M1tten
fir Dos driitli9e 8olf %begangen tper-
sen, perfiin6tgen @ir etnen feterlt-
li9en MblaB IN 5orm etnes S1tbt-
l611ms, Ser bon idmmtlt6en @lGltbi-
gen getponner merben fann, Sic in
ser 8eit bonn 6. Mni Biz einf9lieBlt9
gum 8. Stunt lalfenoen Sabres Die
&rppta 6es &eiligtbumS bon @aliit1o
beiuben un6 uir6tg sic al1ferlegten
fromme1 @erfe berri@ten. DeSbalb
ertbeilen @ir Sen 8et9tbdtern, bic
ser Mbt Droinarius bie5u erner1nen
miro, ole iene notbtpenoiget @o4-
mabten1 Die beim feierliden Subj
Id1tm ertbeilt gu tperben pflegett. un6
5tpar tponen @ir, BOB 6ies gete obne
8eeintrddtigung Ser Ablaiie nn6
8ribilegien, 6eren it@ bie @aiiiner'
iiibe &atbe6ralfir9e erfreut.
Gerrer berleiben, b%eror6neten un6
perfunoen @ir, bob gegenhudrtiges
8rebe itets giltig, in &raft 11r6 uirf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

lam lei uno bleibe, ieine @irfung bon
un6 ga115 erlange unb betpabre, BET
Stride oeS gr3floiters @aiiino ieBt
uno in ane 3ufunft ungeidmalert
gu quite fomme; uno bob alfo fir
giItig gu baIter un6 gu erfldren iei;
u1to baB es un%tpirfiam nn6 ni@ttg
iein iolle, tpenn ettpa 1ieie @nti@ei'
6ungen bon tpem tmnter, tuelder
@iiroe ct aud fet, tpiiientli@ ODER
l1nniiientli6 follten angegriffen tper.
Sen, mag I'M 8ege iteben maS int
mer. @egeben gu @om BEL ct. Setter
l1nter Dem Sif@erring ann 10. Sc.
brl1ar, Dem 6efte Der FL. 54olaitita,
int Sabre 1918, benz 3ebnten uniereS
8ontififates.
81. Cardinal Merr9 sci Sal,
Staatsfefretdir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Sir sic @dma6en ,1mb MerpSien.

Mbgeipannte, i6pa@e, nerpoie
Manner unb 6rauen tuiirben ebrgei-
gig, energii6, 1ebensfrob fiibfen un6
itets einen guten Mppeth baben, tper1t
file 6as ri6tige fit 6ie @eiunobeit
fb1t miir6en - eleftrif9en 8itters
nebmer. Mtdts 8eiferes fir Ben Ma>
gen, sic 2eber ODER oie Mieren. Eal1-
ienoe iager, 6aB fie ibr 2eben 6ieiem
tpunoerbolIen @a1tsmittel ber6onfe1t.
6rou 8. @binepauIt bon @ertaI Gen.
ter, g. g., iagt: uSS@b eradbte electric
8itters als eires Ser groBter Sc
i@enfe. ST fann ME bergeiien, mas
er fir mild getban bot" 2aBt gu6
cine 6Iaide geben 11n6 iebt, mas fit
einen INTERRUPTED eS 1T @urer &C.
.iunobeit bringen mir6. Sour 500.
rtnb $1.00. gmpfoblen bonn molttor
Drng Store. - Mn3etge.