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the animal cages" said Bruce. out.
wardly calm. but shaking within"
"And thou, Ramabai, bsware!"
"Of what. captainf" coolly.
''Thou. too. hast meddled: and med.
dlers burn their fingers."
II am innocent Of any crime" said
Ramabai. II am watched, I know; but
there - stin soms justice in Alfalfa"
"Bully for you!" said Bruce In Eng.
lish.
The captain eyed him malevo,ently.
"SeArch the animal cages" he or.
dAred.
Bruce, Ramabai and Pundita followed
the captain. He pcered into the cages.
one by one. and at length came to the
leopard's cage. And there was the crafty
Ahmed. calmly stroking the leopard.
which snarled suddenly. Ahmed stood
up with . hne imitation Of surprise.
The captain, greatly mystihed. turned
about: he was partially convinced that
he had had his work for nothing. SIN.
he had his tongue.
"Thou. Ramabai. has broken thy pa
role. Thou vert not to leave thy house.
Il shall be reported" Then he took Q
shot at Bruce: "And thou wilt enter
the city on the pain Of DEATH"
With this he ordered the soldiers right
about and proceeded the way he had
come.
AHMED, where h shef'' cried Bruce,
who was a. mystined a. the captain.
Smiling, Ahmed raised one Of the
broad teak boards. and the golden head
Of Kathlyn appeared.
"Ahmed," said Bruce, dslishtsA, ''hses-
after you shall b chief Of this sxpe.
dition. Now. what nextf''
Secure Alss and return for NY mas
ter" -
wait" intsrposed Kathiyn. emerging
u have Q plan. It viii b useless 70 re-
turn tonight. He win b TOO vel
guarded. Are you brave. Punditaf"
n would de Tor Tie Dsmaahih.s
"AnA too" addsa NamahaL
Ahmed and Bruce OAssd ct each olhee
"Whs4 = your plan. msuAsaAibs r
asked AHMED. rsplaclng the beard and
helping xathlyn out - The caoe. tn
door of which he ciesed quickly. - thu
LEOPARD was svincing . tsOpos at ~
this nocturnal dlstufAanco. ~.
1T \ Q tsap Tor Umhalla.s
HE y - Wise - tie eoeso and n
suspioseus - u jacisaks ~ Ahns(
'' :Rs"sss so.s.s. .A.l y. ,.sur. j.
night Unhslla' Will walt knoWinG ~
Listen. Pundita, you slsall roturu h
tn city. Two nHsa WIN aecomDany ~,
to ~ Uats. rea will saass aleas u u
early 0orNlnG.s
Pnnlita lsSw oloss 70 hsr hushAa1.
Yea win Soek UmhAlIa az -
tfattor. Ton Mn pests1e d listray N,
INA ~ AGn(Dhahas ~
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med. have q thousand friende In yon-
| der city ready at my call. Only this 10
not the time. Dtill I can call to them.
ana by Tomorrow thsre will not b. .
stone Of the palace upon another. b
not alarmed. Pundita viii return but
mayhap alone"
90 they waited
Now Pundita, being . woman. was
wise in the matter Of lure. She entered
the city unqusstioned. She came to the
paiace steps Just a. Umballa was
issuine forth. She shivered . little
she could not help Il; the man looked
20 gloomy and foreboding. The scowl
warned her TO walk with extreme care.
He stopped when he saw her and was
surprised into according her the niute
one gave to . woman of qualify.
-n~rs. RAM ~ sseaa, Z en- ss.k-
ins you" lsss voice tremblsd ever -
.Indssdi Asa why 70 yeu sssk ne.
VINO am your enemy and whe always
win bef"
"A woman loves where she must. ~
where she Wills"
Umbaila seemed % psadsr ovss this
truth.
.And WY have you sought mef'
"A woman's reasons. Ny hushaad
and the msmsahib-"
"You know. then, whore shs is?''
quickly.
"Ays. Dursa Ran; alone know
where she u hiding."
He sent . shrewd glance into her
eyes. Had she wsvsred III would have
befallsn her.
"Tsn me-
Follow"
He laughed. Near by stood two Of the
palace guards. IAN women are liars.
Why should I trust your
That 10 true. why indeed should
you trust met" She turned end with
bowed head started to walk away.
"Waitl" he called to he-. at the same
time motioning to the guards to follow
1t . distance.
III lead you to the msmsahib II
must b alone"
You say that you alone know where
she ts?s
II meant that I alone win lead you
to her. And you must decide quickly
Durga Ram. for even now they are pre-
pairing for flight and this time they will
60 far"
Lad on"
Send the guards back to the palace
Umballa made a sign with his hand.
but another with his eyes. The guards
fell hack to the palace steps. under.
standing perfectly that they and others
were to follow unseen. Cmballa knew
instinctively that this was a trap. He
would apparently walk into :: unsus-
pectingly: but those who sprang the
trap would find no rat but tiger. And
! after the manner Of hungry tigers he
licked his chops. A trap; . child could
have discerned 1t. But having faith IN
his star he followed Pundita. Only once
during the Journey did he speak.
"Pundita, remember. II you have liet
you will be punished"
"Durga Ram. have not lied.
have promised to lead you to her ant
lead you to her ] SHALL"
| "Durga RAM" he unused. She did no,
give him his title Of prince; indeed. she
never had. She was really the rightfu
heir to this crown: but her forebearl
had legally forsworn. All! the Colonel
Sahib's camp. Good. He knew nov
that In Kathlyn's escape he had the
man Ahmed to reckon with. Presently
! she u there. Dur9a RAM"
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The photo-dramas eorrsspouding y
The iastalnents Of "The Advsntures
Of KatAlyn" nay nov b sssa ct Q
number Of he leading moving picture
theatres. Dy this unique arrange-
msnt Il b, therefore, possible not ealy
- read "Ths Adventures Of Xathlyn"
In THE SUN but also to keep pace
with each instalment Of Il ct the
moving picture theatres.
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SYNOPSIS

''s'OA 'sS
Kathiyn Hare. deceived by q forged
message. believes her father. Col. Hare,
who Is hunting In India. has summoned
her to him. She starts Immediately
for Alfalfa.
Umbaiia. . protege Of the King Of
Alfalfa. hopes to succeed to the throne.
On . previous visit to Alfalfa Col. Hare
had saved the life OF the King. and a.
a reward . decoration. carving with Il
sion, had been conferred upon him.
In the meantime the King OF Alfalfa
has died and Umhalla and the three
Col. Hare into prison. on Kathiyn's
umbslla that her father Is dead and
durbar Is arranged. the central asare
Of which 10 kathlyn. protesting and grief
s ss,ss In her extremity she thinks
the boat. Her fathers servant. Ahmed.
approaching to present her with flowers.
she whispers his name. and tells him
to marry Umbaiia.
The s CS.neil decree. she shall, face
refuge In . ruined temple. There she IL
Slsccversd ~ holy man. who believes
Re has produced an ancient Ipriestssa
days before being discovered by . party
OF 0ohammedan hunters.
Tney decide to take her TO Alfalfa and
there sell her A. Q slave. Umbaiia,
stroliing through the slave mart. In at
trscted to . Wild and beautiful yellow
haired girl who 10 being auctioned. linz
PEELED by he knows not what. he sur
prises the spectators by purchasing
Kathlyn for the sum Of 5000 rupees.
kathlyn sends q message to Bruce by
the brahmin caste marker and follows
Cmbaila to his house. where she reveals
her Identity. Later she In taken before
the Council. who decide she should be
locked up. In the cell in the palace
prison into which Umballa thrusts her
kathlyn discover: her father chained 70
the wall Al this very moment Bruce
receives Kathlyns message and PUSHES
and the Council and demands the return
powered and carried away. Umbaiia re-
turns to the cell and attempts to part
Kathlyn and her father During the en-
suing struggle he gets within the Colo
nei's reach and the prisoners hand
closes tightly on his throat.
The Colonel u too weak TO do UNI
balA serious injury and he escapes with
oaly . hard choking and vowlng VEN
geance. a pet baboOn Of the Coloners
ESCAPED from his camp and tracks the
Colonel 70 bis cell. Kathlyn sees him
clinglng 70 the window bars She scrib.
bies note on . leaf from her dress and
bids him take 10 back. BY this means
Bruce locates her and comes that night
with IN elephant and chain by which he
pulls out tie window bars and releases
her. The Colonel II chained 70 . pillar
and Ne cannot be freed.
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CHAPTER X.
r %ATHLYN fiung herself into hs
x fathers arms.
Il dad, dad! To leave yol
a1n0Aes
CHAPTER X.

al0ne!s
Kit. you are wasting time. Be Of.
Trust me: I wasn't meant to die in this
dogs kennel. curse or no curse. kiss
me and GOT"
"Cursef What do you mean. father?"
"Ahmed will tell you. In Gods name.
20. child!"
"Come. Miss Kathlyn." Bruce called
anxiously.
Kathlyn then climbed up to the win
dow. and Bruce lifted her into his how
hah. bidding her to lie low. How strong
he was. she thought. All. something
had whispered to her day by day that
b would come when she needed him.
Suddenly she felt her cheeks grow hot
with shame. She snuggled her bare
lsGs under her grass dress. TIL this
moment she had never given her ap.
pearance q single thought. There had
been things much more vital. But
she was young. and there Ia ever the
way Of man with maid.
Now kathryn did not love this quiet.
resourceful young man: at least II she
do she was not yet aware OF II: but the
touch OF his hand and the sound Of his
voice sent . shiver over her that was
not due to the chill OF the night. She
heard him give his orders. low voiced.
do not Mt your head above the
howdah rim. Miss Kathlyn. till We are
- the Jungle. And don't worry about
your father. He's alive. and that's
enough Tor Ahmed and me. what q
strange world Il u, and how fata
shuAles NJ about! Forward"
TIE curse: what did her father NEAR
BIZ thatf Il seemed to Kathlyn thai
hours passed before Bruce spoke again
"Now you may cit up. What In thu
word have you got onf Good heavens
! Usassi You poor grit" He took on hi
ceat anA threw II across her shoulder
aa1 was startled by the contact Of hs
warm flesh.
II cannot thank you In words" sh'
oaid family.
'pon't Pshaw. u was nothing.
= Would have gons-" He stopped sn
hassaasaA1y. -.,
"Wslf" Perhaps II was coqustr
which isnpsllsd the query; perhaps
was something deeper.
He laughed. II wos going to say thu
] would have soas iato the dsoths Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
ORDERS ENTERED
Case Against ex-shsrins Of ohio County
ouashsd-Leavs 20 Amend Dec
iarAtion Granted.

Judge Hervey. yesterday entered the
order In the case OF the Board Of County
Commissioners Va Dr. ID. ~. Taylor. and
also In similar case against w AZ
clemans. eN-sherins, sustaining the mo-
ton 90 quash and giving leave 20 amend
the declaration. The cases had been
argued some time ago. and the decision
rendered. and yesterdays order was a
matter Of form
In the case ~ Albertinc Andre Va Geo
Hoffman. an appeal. an order was enter
81 by Judge Hervcv overruiIoc fbs
motion 20 quash and continuing the mat
ter % the next term. IN the matter Or
William r. Chambers W. Harry n
thambers. motion for dismissal Wa
entered
An appeal ceHe from police court vaa
hlcd Yesterday styled city 81 Wheeling
W saul y Noscnberg. Rosenhere had
been nned 81 and costs Tor being dis
orderly.
damage suit in assumpsit. was aiad
Yesterday ~ Hubbard and Hubbard
styled John q Hamm W. B y Norfb
for the sum Of $500.
gold mine formed the basis for tuso
suits hied yesterday BY Attorney % Al
Wilkeraon In an erort 20 obtain nooev
for hts client alleged due 90 contract
The suits are styled NJ " Russel w. al
y WYATT Tor the sum ~ t.o3o and the
other N. p. Russell W. Mary w WAT
debt sum 81 fii.015 The money H. in.
VOWED IN e sold mine transaction
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AUTO AND MAN
GOES OVER BANK
r1sD cAsr1ow HAS nxrznxrxcr
VII not sooH
car nssa9s u.nA.assasis ana .Junps
opsrafor la ons Bcratch-

over a seventy-five foot embsnkment
an rofd auto. without being injured. Is
record rarely made. but such was the
eSperienee OF Fred castiiow. OF Nc
neenen. yesterday Castilow was drfv-
IN, ing two-passenger machine. owned by
1T. = w. Myers, OF McMechen. and.
when sboye the high embankmcnf near
see corner of Tenth and Marshall
esu benwood. the machine got be-
YONG the control OF the driver. and.
x ate, making run toward the upper
vail turned quickly and shot into
space. The machine landed at the bot
.om, Songside the railroad track IN an
up.isnt position Castiiow scrambled
out. apparently none the worse on ex-
cept Tor bsdiy-5uggled set OF nerves.
The remarkable feature or the acci-
dent was that the auto was not sefi-
ousy damaged. Although the front
springs were badly bent. they were
sraishtened out and. with the aid OF a
crowoar. the machine was soon In a
CONDITION TO be moved. The Windshield
was smashed The most remarkable
feature OF the accident however. was
the manner in which the driver escared
alive. While there was a slight scratch
on MS face ~ might be said that he es-
capped without mark
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DEGREE
MURDER CHARGE
r1ELnrMAHY nAzrna or Harry
CRAWFORD ULp YUYORU
SQUIRE AHDEH MONDAY
Coroner Myers Ksld Him Under First
Degree murder Charge, hut Il was
Changed Ysstsrday.

The preliminary hearing of Harry
Srawford. the Benwood youth, charged
WIN nrst degree murder. as a result Of
tne death OF Harry Harris, was held be-
iore squire Adrain Minder at Beiiaire.
Monday afternoon. Prosecuting At
torney w. w. Cowen looked after the
state interest In the case, and the de-
tense tense was represented by Attorney
crawford was arrested Friday on a
Marrant charging him with assault with
INTENT 20 XIII. and was held TO court un-
ger sl,OO0 at the elimination OF the
nearing saturday afternoon. Following
tne nearing. Coroner Myers conducted
an inquest and found sufficient evf-
oence 10 change the charge TO first de-
gree murder, and the hearing on this
charge was held yesterday afternoon
number of witnesses were examined
and, at the conclusion of the hearing.
the charge was reduced 60 second dc.
gree murder. on the testimony given by
Mrs Harris and Mary Harris, wife and
daughter OF the victim.
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ALLIES FORCED BACK
(conrnusd from rir,s Pc,


sent a petition throuoh tbeir
eoionel to the commandino oener.
al asking permission to remain
Until the German position facino
them was taken.
rms was granted and the men ad-
vanced Although they met with sucn
terrific IRE from the machine guns
tnat an advance OF 500 yards took
eignt hours. they captured the posi.
tion and number OF prisoners They
themselves. suffered severely.
French cavalry executed a daring
RAID back OF the German lines. where
tney blew up a railroad tunnel and
escaped before their presence was
discovered.
BRITISH lancers and French troop-
ers performed brilliant exploit AZ
another point. Getting between the
imperial guard and their artillerv
ammunition train by a long. dashing
ride. they cut on the supplies. de.
stroying them so. that the big gums
were rendered temporarily useless
General Jean Rousseau. on the
french cavalry. died today OF wounds
Audacious espionage carried on bv
the Germans has caused the stan OF
the allies to deal severely with Ali
strangers found within the lines.
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PARIS. Oct. 5. 11:i1 y. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was
issued by the French war office to-
night:
The general situation IL stationary.
ON our left wing the action still con-
tinues.
In the region OF the Argonie and on
the heights OF the Meuse we have re-
pulsed night and day attacks.
Grand Duke Nicholas has addressed
TO the ministry OF war. TO be transmit
ted to General Joffre. a telegram an
nouncing the victory Of Augustowo
General JOffre has sent. In his name
and IN the name OF the French army. his
warmest congratulations 20 the comman-
der In chief or the friends and allied
army on the battle won which Is a
guarantee OF future successes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
MINISTERS LEAVE
Pastors Of Local Msthodist Epascopai
Churches Attend Conferences
IN Fairmont

The local ministers % the n T.
churches Of the city left yesterday over
the baltimore a ohio in COMPANY with
n large number 81 iaymen from the var
loua churches % attend the annual con-
Nenilou of the Methodist Episcopal con
ference. which convenea In Fairmont to-
DAY. A splendid program will b. car
ried ont End three sessions to-day VIII
be hold both morning. afternoon and
evening. The delegates from this city
viii IN All probability. ffy 20 have the
conference held here next year
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Importance. 40 news has been re.
seived from the Silesian and Galician
oattienelds and probably the main
armies have not come together there
Dig battle cannot be delayed much
LONGER. however. as on the Silesian
ward and will meet in Russian Poland
Before the Russian advance in Ca
licia the peasants are fleeing the
country. and II Is reported that 5000
OF them have reached Bohemia.
The sanitary department OF Vienna
reports that four cases OF Asiatic
cnoiera have occurred among the
troops returning from Galicia, but
that all have been isolated.
Unchanged at Antwerp.
AT Antwerp. the official report says
the situation in the fortified posi-
tons remains unchanged.
Fighting continues also in the near
east and the Anglo French fleet has
succeeded In destroying Lustica. an
outer defence of the Austrian seaport
OF Cattaro.
While the Servians and Monteneg-
rims are attacking the outer fortifca-
lions OF Sarajevo, Belgrade, which
has been often under FIRE. has not
been bombarded for several DAYS.
probably as a result OF the re-occupa-
ton OF Semlin by the Servians.
Skirmishes have occurred on the
Anglo German frontier in East Africa
as the result OF German raids into
British territory for the purpose OF
cutting the Ugandan railway. All
these raids. according to the British
official report. have been repulsed
While the routine life in England
Is not seriously upset by the war, the
regulations In many respects are be-
coming more stringent. An instance
OF this TO be found In the action OF
the authorities who. I'm order to keep
the army provided with warm cloth
ing. have Communicated large guam
titles OF woolens IN Leicester, a step
which is likely to be followed else
where.
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Henry Custer. a we'll known resident
OF the Mt Wood road, passed away
yesterday morning at the family nome
The deceased had been IN for some
ume lie was a former resident OF
flttsourgh, but came 70 this city some
the place OF his death since that lime
He Is survived by two sons, Jacob
and Joseph. Funeral services will he
neld "Wednesday afternoon. with Rev.
Ufert In charge. Interment will be
made in the Peninsula cemetery.
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WITNESSES GONE
Case Against Hairy Flanagan, Charged
with Committing Arson,
Continued.

At the request OF Prosecuting Attor-
ney Addieman. the arson cases OF Harry
Flanagan and George \. KRAFT that
were 10 have been aired yesterday in
criminal court. were continued until
next term Of court. The case OF F-1anna-
gan vent over while a more careful ex-
animation into the defendants sanity
can re made. The Kraft case was con-
by the prosecutor. The absence OF Fire
Chief Edward T. Rose. the absence Of
Stste f1re Marshall Koran. who was 70
have been present. the illcnss OF Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney u. a Mckee
and the illness Of otto Auber an import
ant witness.
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BEAUTIFUL HUB
BUILDING OPENED
THOUSANDS or PERSONS PASSED
TAhoUoH THE MAoNIfzCEHr
PLACE LAST NI0HT
10 One OF the Finest Business Of tn
Kind IN the Stats-souveniru
Given Each Visitor.

More than $4,000 persons filed through
the Hub building last night and Inspect
ca the new addition and the many Inn
proNements that have been made TO the
building proper. during the past few
months A floor space OF $4,000 square
teet has been thrown open TO the public
ana mas been well stocked with first
class furnishings for the man. the wo-
man. and the children.
The opening which will hnger in the
minds OF the buying public. was held
last night. and the management received
many congratulations. With the floors
CLASSIFIED In a way that will prove both
benefit 20 the purchaser and the seller,
metropolitan air.
Each OF the visitors was presented
with a rose. pencils. cigar cutters
booklets and other trinkets as souvenirs
or the event Not a thing was allowed
TO be sold last night The object was 10
bring 10 the eyes OF the public that the
huo Is store 90 be proud OF and one
plainly marked so that all could easily
see what they might hope to secure
Employ Many CLERKS.
Aoout a hundred and nifty clerks have
been employed and will start to work
this morning Go handle the Immense
trade that the store will be able to ac-
Sommodate with its vast improvements
The Kitchen Company contractors nut
the building In nrst class condition ana
have built rooms for the benefit OF the
clerks 4 kitchen has been arranged on
aH' III uopf Nhefe the girl clerks can
prepare their lunches and have a rest
room TO spend quiet hour at noon
beuatiful toilet rooms and lockers for
the lady clerks are also on this floor
Each clerk viii have her own individc.I
-Four new floors have been added to
the selling department OF the store
while stock room and the room OF
commodities II found on the other two
hoors. making total OF SIX in all one
OF the features % last nights opening
was the registering for the PONY con-
test an account OF which will be found
In another part OF this issue About aEO
OF the youngsters ranging from / 10 is
years were registered and given es votes
a compliment.
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MAYNARD MAN Is
INSTANTLY KILLED
WAS nDrro ON LOADED KAY
WAGON AND YELL Re
MEATH THE WKEELs-
Heavy Load Passed over his Body Ne
fore Team Could Ne stopped
Dead when Ala Arrived

Wade McPeet. of Maynard. was in
a. work on the farm OF Representative
r y. Boggs. OF Barton. when a load OF
nay on which he was riding. overturned
wheels. which passed over MS boiv
ne hoy had been employed on the farm
lot the past several days and yesterday
20 the barn when the fatal accident oc-
Surreu- other men at work on the
place rushed to his assistance. but life
va e1unct when the remains were
PICKED up The deceased Is survived bv
ns Parents and several brothers and
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VISITS rrsHTra cAnxP AVID
LOSES MIs vALuABLHa

while visiting az q fishing camp north
of Martins Ferry sunday evening Prank
Marks. well known man residing west
OF Martins FERRY. was the victim Of
Wen planned robbery. During the after
noon the men engaged IN free for All
tur-ie and when the smoke had blown
~ AZ. MARKS was minus a roll % money
raid % have been $50. and n horse and
nuEEy. search yrs az once made FOR
VIC morse and buggy and 40 was found
lefterday morning on the streets 0f
tayiand. The buggy and harness were
~ bad condition a. they showed signs
~ rough usage. ~ a. said that arrests
VII - made In the case to-day ~ the
NAMES of The guilty parties are known
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STRUCK . Mine.


AVNDV.Ns OCT. D s.VV y. m--TeIe-
graphing from Ostend the Exchange
Telegraph correspondent says:
The steamer Ardmount loaded with
grain. which left Dover at sac o'clock
this morning for ZeebruRe, Holland
struck a mine. Her crew OF thirty-fve
was saved"
The Ardmount was from Galveston
and ~ IL reported that when she reached
Falmouth last Saturday she was ordered
on TO Antwerp.
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DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
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You take a DR.. James Headache
POWDER and in just a few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia and
pam FADES away It's the quickest
eno surest relief for headache. wheth-
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racnng- Send someone to the drug
store and get a dime package now.
Quit sunering-it's 80 needless. Be
sure you get DIR. James Headache
Powders-then there viii be no disap-
pointment