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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

boys and girls throughout the United
States. There are several important
features of the club. one of the most
important being the mothers counsel.
which takes the findings OF special
lists in matters relating 20 home edu-
cation. books and reading. the rear
ing and training of children and puts
this information into the homes
where il can be made of actual and
immediate use. This department
writes frequent letters 10 mothers on
problems of child-life and expert
ence, gives expert confidential advice
on various personal questions sends
or calls attention TO pertinent maya
zine articles. suggests suitable books
To particular needs. helps 10 form
storytelling clubs, helps 10 form
junior civic leagues. and issues mono
graphs on questions OF child train
ing"
The club grew out OF a conference
OF leading educators and child well
fare workers: and il is one of the best
movements of the day for the truest
welfare OF children, and hence for the
future good of the country. II num-
bers among its advisers and helpers
such national characters as Hamilton
Mabie. Jane Adams. Mrs. Robert l.
la Toilette. and many other workers
for hetterment In various fields And
il helps every mother. II brings its
expert advice and counsel right 10 the
special problem any mother in its
membership may wish To lay before
it.
one mother writes. Il feel it is
such great opportunity to have
some one like you 10 be of help 10 me
in bringing up my two children. They
are two problems. and do not know
what To do" She then tells the char
acteristics OF her children: and
straight in reply goes a letter from
an expert who has made a scientific
study Of such problems suggesting
the best way to handle her children.
Another mother writes Of a nerv-
Gus child who is beginning 10 STAN
mer Expert medical advice is sent.
not as TO drugs. but as 10 surround
ings and the family attitude toward
the trouble. and other practical hints
that will help cure il.
Another mother writes 81 have no.
| ticed a marked Improvement in
James English since she started her
/ journal and her letters TO the club"
But from all over the country pour
| in these letters from parents and
! children. and back go letters full of
practical help, of enthusiasm, OF in
spiration.
Very aptly has the club taken FOR
one of its notices.
lone deed there is. all others shall
outlast-
/ To help a little child"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
WEIDLER WANTS MONEY
He PAID AS SECURITY

Claiming that he was compelled to
make payment OF q note for $3.50
with S245O interest which the de-
PENDANTS had signed. Charles Weidler
has filed suit in the circuit court for
recovery from Christian Sieg ard
Herbert Taska. The note was made
out on Dec %. 1912. for one year.
and when il fell due Weidler claims
he was compelled 10 make the pay
ment He asks $500 judgment f'onN
the defendants
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From the Records OF the Indiana
Title & Loan Co.

Brought forward. s2O3, 237s2.
Realty q Constructor co. 20 Jo-
seph A. Werwinski lot 149, Realty q
Construction Co.'S End add. $500.
Marvin Campbell CT al, trustee 81
First VI. +. church. lots IS and So
Kalev's LIST add $500.
Don't publish. $3.50
Ann ~ Studebaker 81 al 20 MARGIN
Przezdzkowski and wife. lots 1910.
1911 and 1912, 4th plat Summit
place add. $3.50.
George L. McCreary and wife 20
Jerome A. Webster. lot 20. Oakland
park add 5000
Mabel Treanor Wood and husband
to Michael Abraham cot -. Arnold's
LIST add. 81.
Total amount S2O5.13S.92.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
BOYS DAY AT sPRINGBRooK.

Big brothers home talent show
costumes anG big sisters masquerade
suits are being brought from their
hiding places this week 10y the little
brothers who are looking forward 10
a big day Wednesday at Springbrook
park when the annual boys day viii
take place Manager Daley has Of
fered ten prizes for the ten best cos
tuned boys who appear in NE big
feature parade on that day. The
boys viii make up in all sorts OF
styles representing many national
ties. The copper trail. pole climbing
contests and other stunts viii be
staged 10 help give the boys A good
time The next special attraction
viii occur next week when four
nights OF Venetian period viii be
held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
TWO DIVORCES ASKED
Mary Verde and WiIhelmine KOmmeI
File suits i'm Court.

Mary Verde, wife of Joseph Verde,
who was convicted Of manslaughter
last April and sentenced to prison,
has filed suit for divorce in the su-
perior court She asks that her
maiden name of Mary KOwalska be
restored.
Charging cruelty, Wlhelmlne
Kommel has filed suit for divorce
from Henry Kommel in the circuit
court The couple was married on
Jan. +. 1911. and separated on July
"a. 1914 The plaintiff asks that her
maiden name OF Wilhelmine Kempe
he restored
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
ORDERED TO
PAY ATTORNEYS FEES

Judge Walter A. Funk Of the cir
cult court issued an order Monday
compelling Adolph WilmOskl, de
PENDANT i'm a divorce suit filed last
week by Adelmina WilmOski, to pay
S25 attorneys fees at once and $40
more within the next 80 days in ad-
dition to SO per week for the support
of the plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
NIARRIAGE MCENSES.

James 4. Siebert. %. painter, o
Blanche Riffer. %
Mark G. Rasmussen. As. lawyer.
Chicago. 10 Elsie Thelin. % stenog-
rapher Chicago
Willis J. Winkler. -, bartender, TO
Bertha NJ Becker. %
L. b. Reber. 80. teacher Canton.
s. D., to Christine Fritz 21. St Jo-
senh. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
FEATURE PARADE ON
ROYS' DAY - SACK
RACES, POLE CLIMB
ING, COPPER TRAIL
AND PIE-EATING CON
TEST.

The prizes for boys day will be
Pitchers Gloves, Catchers' Mitts,
Face Masks. Base Balls and Roller
Skates The three best costumes in the
feature parade Will receive standard
gold watches, while the next twelve
best costumes will receive mitts.
gloves. balls and skates.
Dress as you like for the Feature
Parade Firemen. Policemen. Indians
Cowboys or Rag-muffin OF any sort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
CHILn,s RANk RoRBED.

Mrs. Florence Salver, 425 y. Bird
sell ST.. saturday night reported the
thief. Of "a small bank containing $40
from her home. The money was
saved up by children OF the family.
Thieves entered by cutting a hole in
a front screen door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

$50 REWARD will he paid for
formation leading TO the return Of M
stolen Tuesday. July .
ription-Buick 1912 model. blue
license No. 25,6S9. initials J. r. y
on side doors. engine 80. 2210. jon
2. Mobile. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

p. G. Hartman. Center township
assessor. has filed an estimate Of the
expenses of his Office with the count
auditor. showing that at least Sic
will he necessary TO operate duri-
the coming year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
Announcements

The picnic for the old soldiers 10
have been given Wednesday at
SpringbroOk park by the Auten Re-
lief corps has been postponed one
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

TRAMP POWDER Finely per
fumed. Cures sweaty. tender feet
csc ar COOnley's. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

But while he held the hose threat
ingly on the steps. raising without
heart or hesitation if anyone OF his
three disconnected relatives started
down. h.s father uptOed 10 the other
end OF the porch. crept stealthily over
the railing. moved swiftly ard silently
over the lawn and grabbed the unsus-
pecting Johnnie from the rear.
Little did he ken the result. for the
kicking Johnnie had his revenge. His
sudden upward jerk brought the noz-
zle up straight. and before father
could dodge ne was deluged.
The curtain was drawn on the cpl
logue hut the neighborhOOd got the
benefit OF the accompanying music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

BOX PAPERS Finest line ever
brought 10 the city Closing out at
one-fourth off OF wholesale prices at
CCOnley's ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
Am..,,-A&&'7
The Blanket Sale

You can BUY YOUR BLANKETS NOW and
save money--you can buy your blankets at LOW
PRICES now and be ready when comes the time of
need
The Ellsworth Blanket Sale is money saving
opportunity for foresighted and forehanded people
Beacon Blankets-blankets that have no equal
Beacon jacquard omfortableS-Really these
are Big Thick, Downy and Warm Blankets
woven in handsome Colored DesignS-size 7OxS4
-$2.95 each
Beacon Indian Blankets-An Interesting Line of
these. They are made in a Large Variety of True
Indian Colors-all fast $3.95 each.
An extra quality Beacon wool finish blanket at
$225 pair. These come in tan, grey, white-fancy
borders.
Fancy Plaid Beacon blankets at $2.75 pair
These come in pink, blue tan, grey-G Guaranteed
fast colOrS.
Beacon Plaid Blankets, 66x8o at $3.e5 pair
Extra fine quality-TheSe look and feel like wool
Beacon Crib Blankets-These come in quaint
nursery patterns-Aninal, flower and figure de
signs-Guaranteed fast coor-4Oc, SOC, 75c, ST.
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets in a wide range of
new and dainty two and three color designs
ST. rs set-Grde, neck cord and frogs to match.
New Japanese Blankets in Unusual Color Com
bnations-Bright and Cheery-$3.95 each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27

At last his tiny striped socks and
slippers were soaking and his clean
dress bedraggled and his mother de-
cided that by this time his enthusiasm
must be a trifie dampened also. so she
told Mary TO so down and turn off the
hose and bring Johnnie up on the
porch. He heard the order and be-
gan 10 yell.
Mary. Johnnie's 7-year-Old sister,
dressed in stiff white dress and pink
bows. started down the steps. John
ME had been sprinkling the sidewalk.
but now he turned suddenly TO make
his protests more emphatic, just in
time TO catch Mary full on the pink
sash She retreated screaming, while
Johnnie's yells turned to fiendish little
gurgles Johnnie's oldest brother
started down the steps and he got the
hose fun in the face
Johnnie, YOU drop that hose this
minute" exclaimed his mother. start
ing angrily toward the little rebel She
stopped on the top step 10 jig in the
steady stream which hit her ankles.
Johnnie. unterrified. laughed gleefully
still This was the most fun he had
had all afternoon,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
Specials

specials
l5c Crib Blankets. lpain white
with pink and blue borders. tic
each.
Cotton Blankets, good quality,
tan and grey, fancy borders. Sc
each.
SLOO wool finish blankets. zoe
each.
SL25 fancy plaid wool finish
blankets. Csc each
Sl.5O extra heavy wool finish
Blankets, 0Oc each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
OUR NEIGHBORS' KIDS
Johnnie Pinkles

Johnnie amused himself variously.
but later on in the afternoon, when
the neighborhOod had hocked porch
ward. Johnnie suddenly remembered
the hose and set up his tune again.
JOhnnse'S mamma and papa both
being out where they could watch
him and restrain any undue aquatic
demonstrations, decided TO silence
him 10y giving him the hose and turn
ing on a gentle stream. II was too
gentle for Johnnie and he demanded
more, and presently he was cOntrOll-
ing no inconsiderable force.
He sprinkled the lawn, sprayed the
steps and drenched the sidewalk. He
waved the hose up and down. he
swung il from side To side lie pointed
it straight up, laughed gleefully when
the descending drops found him un-
derneath. Every now and then he
would stoop over and steal drink
from the spray.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-26

sFE PRINT nv THTssG
,kiDs lls q
40 j Ok. sRX Us.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-26
May Revise Custom Of Advising With
The Senate In Executive Session
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT PRESIDENT WILSON WEI MEET
WITH SENATE HAS CAUSED CONSIDERABLE
SPECULATION AND COMMENT

cratic party that his enemies, and
those Of the Democrats generally,
would most heartily welcome. He
knows that 1t would result in the GER
tain victory OF the Republicans I'm
1915. with Cannon, Penrose, Gallfnger,
Smoot and that type In control. Any
one with any political acumen at all
can see the absurdity of the rumor,
but there are newspapers in this
country whicii seem to assame that
their readers have no political acu-
fien and very little OF any other sort.
1t fs safe 70 say that when Mr.. Bry-
an decides TO resign, the fact will not
be communicated In advance ekcius-
lively to those newspapers which have
fought every endeayor that he has
ever put forth. There is where the
resignation rumors always start, and
this is in itself prima facie evidence
Of their falsity. ..I..'.I
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HACK! HACK, RACK.

with raw ticking throat. iiaiit chesss,
sore 1Elgs you need Fofsy'a Honey
s.=ss sse- 5tihd, anu qiiiuAIy. II ns :
flrst dose helpe,; It. leaves d soothing,
healing coating as st slides down your
thrrat YOU feel better y At once. : s.
Marlin. BassstE Neb., writes. II had
q severe cough and cold and was al
most past gestg. !. got d bottle oi
foiey;s Honey and Tar, ana am sslai
70 say II essred my cough e5tiseiy and
lEiy "a lss cold sooa & disap ppeafess sgery
9FsT5s - n iExsgr y Vans .lRF ulluEss
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Brothers ].


n 4fa Z ~ u 4 Il
may nave 10 wait for some days yet
Tor his oiilcial statement.
! In East Prussia and before Cracow,
Gaiieia, tho Germans also claim t6
have .brouEa.. the Russian advance tn
: : stop stop. The other side Is yet to be-
heard from IN regard to this state
meut. &, 3 s =.
Probably the most significant piece
Of news regarding Rnspian operations
comes from Budapest, where II Is adj
mitted thu Russian troops again have
invaded Hungary and agein reached
The ennuty ns ling hseks - sz l,s,;;s sa5 s,s;
miles south Of the Cafpatbians, and
the county OF Zemplin. so 0aniles eouth
~ these mountains. The troops.
which invaded Ung, according to this
report, Eayo been driven back TO the
ffoAtlers while. action is being taken
against those in zemplin.
I Except to the north OF XeFdun,
where the Germans ATTACKED, were
were repulsed and asked lfot an armis-
tice which was refused. lighting ii1 the
western theatre still Is largely an ar
tillery exchange. There Is evidence
howeVes, that the Gern1afis y coiitenis
plate another desperate 6if1fs to ESk
through TO the french coast, ports.
Every report from Belgium, - way
or ficlland shows tliat the Z Germans
are bringing MP reinforcemsnts ana
guns, but so closely. Id the secret
guarded that there Is no Indication as
20 where the blow Is to be delivered.
IT. Will d1ubtless be d Heavy one.
backed BY ali the men, guns and other
machines OF war Of which tho Ger.
mans seem to have unlimited sup
plies, 81 4, { sS
- = sslss { - -. every pref1
alton 10 meet this assault. AZ Tie
sntne time preparations have been
c0Eapieted, for the defense OF the east
coest III England for the opinion atiIi
holap here that IL the Germans fail An
their test p,Rns they will attempt Is
RAID on Enelarf with warsliips and
tfanap K for which German astbfIln.
fins afR Ping fp prepare the way.
Z Z sase .yclsA DER hbie dipsOmatic ,ac-,
sSGics ss s.fs - sSectS oon "a q, = f.s1l "a
ssegsfs'eA1 in E1iII eiel circles here tiiat
ltfitlk the Austrian army on. her s3ly
S6FTtA will Is mara Ii "a -
BaIsafiA' q dem md fSr 8 Sire pf iIi,sci 3.
Genla the - ~ ss.es. q
There also Is talk OF an arranFsfn1ffs
between Reimhnfa ard bulgaria,
fact OF d reorganization Of tho Balkan
league which would bring the BaikaA
states over to the side og The Allies.
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Gle 8 and
Snappy Tenn filrss
nv Associated prsss. (,

yp,lksfiIN4TQN, Is. Clear
siiee and siiappy temp pefat0fss sol
virtually the erfiIc eountry Tor
4henkaglving were proiniaed ton;elt
By weather bilreail foreraafers. Rec
ords OF years faiI3d to show that bet-
Ter ccadisious ever prevailed on
Tn9aksEisins siey than those predict
ed for tomorrow s ; y
"a e13tinphnA3 az fsis ssls .e.
With lnl,teke te leseS Is isr',ss 81
cfke 5pR asi Ssfta s,f tlas toHni2s
durihs Tie next rs honrs. safe north
Pacific coast = was the ofIieiAl W5sll-
ms efs The general forecast
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-26
(By Assoeiatsd /, Pres :,

LONDON, NaF. 25.-gWhiiai the Rus4
sian army heGd quarters feuRafns a.
ient and the Germans claim to have
checked attempts on the part OF the
Russians to taks the offensive, the
military PARTY In Peefnsrad has shown
ifs run confidence Ia TIE unofacial re-
ports OF d. EstgsfEn victory In noSth-
ern Poland by celeb tidg the event.
It Is even Rhsd Ia The Russian cap
ital TINT the victory WAS areater than
has been fep1fsed pseSfo1sly ana
there Is talk 81 Petrograd OF an en-
tire Germany army eSfps hayins boen,
broken up. RepoFss Feceived there
say thai trasss .:s:===ss.S f3een ordered
sFAic1r viii HccofttiD hie st.00n wqufii,
ed and pkIsnnekf H6f6t9fofA kie&nd
Duke Eieiolse 81 ct,,s q Sa 5fr cHsef b &
the Russian forces. has withheld Ma
reports until the work he vet about
had been completed So that the VOID
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMRNT

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
The undersigned administrative OF
the estate OF A. C. Townsend, deceas-
ed, hereby gives notice that she will
on December 18th, at IL o'clock a. M,
apply to the Judge of Probate for An
derson County for final settlement
OF said estate and n discharge from
MS Office Of administrator.
MRS. ELIZA A. TOWNSEND,
Administrative.
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1'laasalesg sgiuitasy
Thoughts

While others are petting and fnm-
ing over the great wars In Eurone and
In Mexico, as we'll as the nighttime in
our own city OF Anderson about the
rupiic Utihties, the Savannah river
blockade; the White Way. the poor
little piind tigersand even the sancfi-
ned reesses OF our own club ..oorns,
which are about to be invaded let
me cal q halt: and grasp hold of
something more Gongenial to my ma
ture and my present feelings. Let me
DO something to make the other fell
low feel good and let him do some
thing TO make me feel good, to make
him laugh and laugh with him. II he
has q heayy burden to carry put your
.yhsst best FOOT fcEasls Get AZ. tighten, 81 :iffs
load. Don't talk .of hard times anti
don't lei, any one talk hard times to
you. Do all the good you can before
YOU die, don't tfI that psrt d, taI,y
one, do Il yonrself and do II wei.
1 With these fkp6shts let tis bes fiii,ss
py and grate Esil this Thanks gfgiiie
Day 81 am fhihking of my partness to-
day. go z write him few iines.
THE RoUNDER,
Pasf I5ovskm Pvn,ssa.s 3 ~ 81 &
lines DedIcatsI, NJ @ Tssrfi, 4. y, ~,
4 n Il 4. :.
I've noticed ~ .a,s
h,afta,. l,s.as i1fs.s s q
81. = q. |.
darkIy steeped in sin,
say sl,f. si,k - 49, sss
And nv 4 Z, i ~, ~ q
tIiinga t,4 q = IS Is p.ss'y
Bnk e ~ al ne s, : I, s.
give to ne iIf iiISt; 'uss -
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NOTICE.

The annual stockholders meeting of
the Anderson Intelligencer, corpora
ton duly chartered under the laws OF
the State OF South arolina, will be held
at the rooms OF the Chamber of Com
merge, Anderson, 8. c., Monday, Dec
IL, 1915, at $500 P. NJ. for the trans
action of such business as may be le-
gally brought before IL.
n. N. MATTISON,- Pres.
PORTER A. WHAIBY. Sec.
Anderson, 8, c.. Nov. IL, 1914.
u -. 4t-1taw
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Tic rumnF oe Secretary Bryafa's
|tjfopbaed sse sisnhtioh llils GgAln oroD-
fs,d ont As usual, this story oeffgl-
& Ates = thu ees.pp os those who a5e
che eecsstaty OF state may say or d.
fneFe DelHg O. IuIl 20 pdIs stic6I goeolp
following the eIHctionE end tie FAcant
adlnurnsnent CT congress- AZ tgsEg fIsot
|upaAtnfat that the stock subject OF
TIE anti SadmtBEsira than press should
again be brought 60 the f6re. The
near approach 0f tho Middle OK tie
pre- liasnkial term made st Timely Is
feTAnat kAe old story. s.
s ~ re te1fdify 6s the feshff flas evil
|dently not been snsiicientiR irlpfessbf
upon the portion ol the press which
feSaPs1s the secretary rs the hefa npiF
o3 an nsffIciicailT inclined ns6ple.
Unbiased oksesfefa snern3y s1siie when:
4EB story Is kfBttea forth. M Bsys.,a.
IsoWSref. hns Es0eentiy lenied Il, af,E
llev6f Hl6fGs eEspf sSk s fhan he has
lone 81 the present instancs. Ha
iieeb, ce cojlT5e, that nis fSsisr,rs
'tion ST tlis time tt0s3d iYnfasl IL ssfg
resLlt In the cohelasi1n that Ia Wafs
.fkepkEinE 20 ~ ii Wrhsf. rs 1roii@ :
1entiAh nolnln affcsi tom M: Wilson
iii 1916. and he knows Chat this would
produce lust the split III the Dtuies
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Great Bril- ila zasi i ! u
Faucs t6 81 S.

LONDON. Ncs. ssf 10 r:i q. IS
ssftat 6Sss sssss55sii AID Francs nave apneaI5s
ed Is iile Bnised States q I sSsFcise ! ST, II
kood oilices to compel colombla to
cssefve more SkfSctl7 theN require
nasnss o. nenlfA1itys Otherwiso tbs
aiiiies, It was an Onilcesl iii the h0nte
% cof9snorA today may 6e aomDeiISa.
II 1elf defsnse, to take Whatever
laeaslEfes fet eeln HseestasV for tie
|DEoteetion ts kifeiE Interests.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax NotIce,

All dinienqaens road tar collectors
are provided with an Official receipt
book with numbes, ana stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
above provided or.
]. MACK KING.
u County Supervisor.
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Ararnd on her fett al Ssy-Ssio woii@
des q woman has liAtlEa ae. heAdachz:
etisR eWoslAp ieissS wt2itt6ss, pc6r
sleep afle kidney troahie. Foley H7ds
ne9 RiIl8 give antnk relief fdf fhaso
troubles They non tiis Il h !.
nesa Eake away tho aches, pair and
weariness. weak baok and seolse6
Iolhls dec k,5 i;;i..ty 81 ~ n
siss iton1lH ny rclsy Kidney fii.s
ana see hog much bettef you seei.
slssns Phakmapy. 8