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. hcaline, soothing coatina - Il elidea d0un
tho throat n cuts awny ard elears uut Tho
choking murus and ndhaal1GcennnnHand tisklius.
No more hoAsso motalllo ccnHhlun, no eanF-
fnR. stranlliug 0eho for hEaa1h, bn1 paalefnl
cathinG and outlet runa
MnA J. \. 4IL1A Hone. O.. Ngites,
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Mrs. Kerr in Denver.

Mrs Kerr has gone to Denver for
a couple Of days. she win be back
Friday. evening
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WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinlxham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Montpelier, VT" We nave great
faith in your remedies. / was very ir-
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Thursday morning the school was
addressed by A. F. Kennedy State
Students Secretary of the Y. 81 c.
A. and the short talk be gave was
very much enjoyed. The school has
had the pleasure this year of being
address by many of colorado's
mos, famous men and it is to be hoped
that they viii hear many more before
the end OF the school year.
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Progressive 800" at Lewis

Mrs r. S. Lewis Tuesday night
cn,Orsainsd about twenty Of both the
Younger and older sets at Progressive
500. Miss Edith Harrison and
Miss Myra sheriff. we're the recipi-
ents Of the prizes. One OF Mrs.
Lewis famous iuncheon's made ut
ting climax to a delightfui evening.
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prosre,s cIub.

on Monday nigas the Progress club
held very interesting meeting with
Miss McCoansll
The members responded to roll call
wsth current events. Miss GIbbs gave
an article on Spain from the Spanish
Succession to the Nlnteensh Century. =
Mrs. Benson read an interesting
magazine article from the Outlook
entitled Gathering Up tho Frag-
ments." This article set forth in a
very interesting way the conservation
Of waste material.
Several guests we're present.
After the meeting the club enjoyed
very delightful social time
The next meeting win be with Miss
Darling. 4la Greenwood avenue.
Lunehson Club Al
Reeksssilows.
Mrs. George Roclnfsll6w chsrm-
lnsiy entertained the Luncheon club
al her pleasant home Thursday at
noon. After q splendid menu had
been served the afternoon was spent At
cards ana Mrs. William H. Dosier
gained high score.
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Ths woman's club.

The WomAs's Club.
The woman's Club met Tuesday At
Pythian l,an With the frst yice-preai-
dent. Mrs. Johnson. in the chair.
The report Of the previous meeting
was read and approved.
Aiiss Mcdaniel rendered violin
solo. accompanied by 1lian Smith and
responded % An ehcots.
lssv. NJ, rsantin. pRstnf q the unitI
ID PFssbytsrian church. 6svs = nne
ae1rSn.. taxi1g 8 ~ srhtset. the
DubssIautiea n lay ~ W9f,s nv.
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Sir llEnnn OaleES 0ae ~ the Il
i1nuAt OF 4atanE med trnl IN mSens
gnneE1y9pf IohmM ii 1opl<IMM 8nltfni6E<ss
md nuyF 1HEKanM RrDKenaDE OF AtEl4ssS
cine M s0Af6ft.gN IN In H1Ma KsENHtf res
OF sAIcdfrtnessSl1S 4es} VI ON pare 349i
~ The .hcnfInE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cnl0aiA An shown q fnlrnlIy 5y the
telAAtic tissue And bnciltt hAvE9 l1eetAg
found. In the Ernuu1Mt10nyks
products and nhsocin teA sRnSunaon4lsa
8n scar tlAAue In form cd. while the
SMALLER Gaseous nreak become sllS-sf
sprcRnated with Time Nn1tN. To Ntseh
ScOndktlunH alone afp1EltIS the exeEakt
healing he applied. 81 gss w
.E Many eminent medical AuIfiurltieSS
have teatItlnd To- the eIffcacyAp litnAsl
salts the treatment Of tut nrcn
stostSs md IL he 5asu ccGaa OF E3clSn1a1tss
aAlterHtive dn this and q 1icds t1ifcsSes'
and bronchial aztec iuns may be.d1tNsz
narr1 NJ to the fact that IL contAi1fH
sA lime sn1ts so combined With Other
nlua bile ingredients as TO be eIatIy
nsslnlilatcd.s srss
n widespread use or this refnotiy In
nulReEoEa cases o. tuhe-puleS
many pf which appear to- have ~ elSl
ed cplnpletely to tte--jHHti flies GU Nil
Lief that 1t is8,tvortht = trial. MnlGa41
some other treatment already H.
succeeding II contains no opIatAs.
narcotics or habi reforming drHRes
We rllkeisn promises concernlnE 1iES
any more that reputab Bile piiFRiEtalfHg
give promises with their prescr1p=
ttone. but we know OF many cases
in. which 1T HAS HELPED.
w Your druggist has IL or can GET
1t, or you CAN send direct
f1clEmnn Laboratory Phllndclphi1.s:
= fi T =
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early III November. both sides have
agreed that all wounded prisoners
who are permanently disabled for
military service shall be released on
a reciprocal basis.
With regard to the treatment or
prisoners, 1T appears from Mr.. Ans
5derson's report that each or tho
belligerent governments has estab-
lished for itself standards and rules
governing its treatment OF military
prisoners or war and civilians IN de-
tentton camps. The have all an
nounced theor willingness, on condi-
ton or reciprocity. to give effect to
articles NV'I and XVI or the Annex
TO The Hague convention NO. IN OF
1907. which provide for the estab-
lishnent OF a prisoners OF war in-
qHirr Office for furnishing Informs
ton about prisoners in each country.
and the delivery OF mail, money and
parcels to prisoners OF war In many
other respects the arrangements
adopted are similar on both sides.
but az it Is inevitable where no cons
mon basis Of treatment is established,
there are also many important diff
feFences.
Attention is directed by Mr.. An
derson to the fact that Germany
alone cla!men several III onthS ago to
have upwards of $4,000 prisoners
or war, consisting Of about 10000
British. over 100000 Russians and
100000 French and Belgians. There
are several thousand German prison.
ers Of war In Great Britain in addl-
ton to the 10000 or more German
and Austro- Hungarian civilian pris-
nners 1nterned in concentrations.
camps. Many thousands Of German
and Austrian soldiers are known to:
be held as military prisoners in
France, and the number Of prisoners
OF war who have been taken on both
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man advised me to try Lydia q. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and got a
bottle. I felt better the next month SO
took three more bottles Of it and got
well SO could work all the time. I
hope every woman who suffers like I did
will try Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable
Compound. = Mrs. P. w LANsENG,
Route Mo- 4, Florence, South Dakota.
Why will women continue to suffer day
IN and day out or drag out q sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three-fo urths
of the joyof living. when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pink am's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tumors, Irregularities, etc.
II Jou want special advice write to
Lydia i. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
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many foreigners in West Virginia,
Which explains the large amount Of
business Of this kind which the mem
Itbers Of the delegation and their alert
secTetarlal assistants have to attend
to-
It has SO happened thus far the bulk
Of 1t has fallen to Congressman-at
large Sutherland and Major Nicely.
ideally the first business that Con-
tlcally the first business that Con-
gresham Edward Cooper has had
with the departments was business Of
that nature. Today. the state depart
ment notified Mr.. Nicely that Salem NJ
simon. Of shinnston, w. Va, had been
located at BET Merry, Turkey, and
that he urgently needs $500 with
which to get out of the country and
back to his Harrison county home
The money will be cabled him by lis
brother, 7. NJ. Simon, by the tSandard
Oil Company, which located him The
Simmons are American citizens, we'll
TODD business men of Shinnston The
brother, q. M. Simon, by the Standard
was enjoying continental vacation
trip when the war entrapped him a
long, long way from his New World
home and his bank account.
~ II should happen that a CORES
pondent had business which required
him to call at the French embassy
these days, and had neglected to pro-
vide himself with a laisserpasser, as
they say on French Greek, w. Va
Well, he might call till he was hoarse
and he might get an answer from the \
policeman on the beat or a secrer
service sleuths all doHed up In the /
brass and braid that denotes the ex-
alter drank Of third butler: If it
We're the German embassy which is
the object OF his. business he would
ind no ..NFilkommen," with an almost
American handshake to reinforce the
hearty greeting, as in the quiet, I'M
suspicious days before the Bosches
doomed their 42-centimeters and
struck out for Paris via Belgium. The
same strange condition Of affairs he
Would find at the English embassy
andSat all the others belonging to the
nations that are at war.
For, without any announcement Of
It. the governmental has thrown q guard
outside and inside these palatial mar
lble piles which cluster together in a
fashionable quarter Of the capital.
There is a police patrol on the outside
of each and within are detectives
masquerading as menials. NO explain
alton Of it has been mad and none Is
likely to be. The lads who pursue
ii VI
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sides betwaen Russia and Germany
and Ailstri e. tIlng gary runs to very,
large figures ii n
1T is unq uestionably true that
each government desires to deal with
this very difficult situation in a man
ner which will be satisfactory to all
concerned IN SO far as circumstances
permit Nevertheless. In view OF the
known differences there naturally
have been nisund dinEs and
misgiyings on both sides about the
held as military or ciyi1 ian prisoners
In enemy territory. This situation
has been aggravated by sensational
stories Of abuse and ma treatment Of
prisoners on both sides. which have
been given wide circulation in the
in many countries, and
although for the most part without
foundation Of fact, have been popu-
larry accepted as true. Tie result OF
ell this has been to excite and In
flame public feeling in all or these
countries to the extent of demanding
retaliation and reprisals.
In this difficult and dangerous
situation the governments Of Great
tria-Hungary have called upon the
government Of the United States, as
the friend Of all parties, and the rep:
resentatire of their interests In enc
my territory, for information. assist
ance and advice. Perhaps the most
and useful service which.
this government, as the custodian of.
their interests. has rendered TO these.
belliEerent nations. has been to bring.
about through the exercise Of It's
good offices, the present arrangement
which will lead to a better under
standing among them as to the exist
ing facts and the best methods OF
dealing with this situation. III -
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good One can NOT al WAYS tell when
one Of this class III throw Il boom or
% at. ia dirk Or pull 8ssa little gum
mems 1ne1lowdrnmner 3s.s
Various and many are the reasons.
given, but Senator Bill Chiffon, back
here from Charleston for a few days.
claims to know the real one He says
that q House man from the IFinElish
tsTipperary'' and a daschuHdt rushed
out and NIT i'm on the c1Wlf az the
leg. Then 1T was chat the boobies
were put on guard. old ton!
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THOUGHT HE HAD
CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA
But Now Eats Corned Beef, Cabbage,
fork, Onions and Mine Pie for !;
Dinner md Never Feels a pain.

DO you belong to the NO thank
you society Of the dim er tobIe where
the mere sight Of certain foods makes!
you feel the pain you know would ze5
yours IL YOU ever ate them? 4.
Corn Beef, Cabbage, Pork, Bets
/ Onions. Turnips, etc, are ali good
healthy Strengthening foods and s
strong healthy stomac CHI can ALWAYS IL,
gestf them. Yet fstte stomach kicks
back and simply won It work on such
strong fare it's folly to fall back on
artificial dtsesters that push the stuff
through whether the stomach wills Or
not. n s z.
What g Wear, easilyu pset4 stomach
really needs Is not a digestive aid. but
a stnmach strengt hener. Any reliable
physician will tell you Its danrero,is
to continually dose the stomach WITH
spepsin digesters and the like. His
own prescritpion will act on the sto1ml-
act instead. no physician ever wrote
a better stomach prescriptio than
that embodied in the famous MlI-D-clsA
Stomach Tablets that Wells 7aymaker
Co. and most every other d ruTrist
in this vicinity sells with the positive
guarantee that they must put a com
pletc sand lasting end to stomach mis-
cry or money back. AIi-o-na strength
ems the walls and muscular fitres OF
the stomach and nduoes prompt nor
NAL orklnE OF your own stomach ma
tchincry. 1T gives relief IN ten min
sutes to all the common and uncom-
table sylnptoms OF sour&rising, gas,
belching. BURNING. hloattng. shooting
pains. etc. and In a few weeks Will
put the stomach in such clear and;
perfectly healthy condi ton that I'll
can tliRect tyDfcal New England
boiled dinner without the slightest
effort or distress Advertise
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ALIEN PRISON CA MP
AGREEMENTS MADE
United States Announceslt Has
Made an Arrangement with
Some of the Powers.
-tsy- AsaeellA'..rLe 80.

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Mar. 8
An arrangement between Great
Il Britain ard Germany and Austria
by which representatives Of the
United States will inspect and report
upon alien prison camps III those
countries. and distribute to prison
ers supplies from their own govern
riaoss or other sources. was an
zpEncaL iast night by tho state de-
PAD TIC ant AT tn. same time II was
stated thar through the good oT1ces
OF the American government similar
arrangements were under conte mpla-
ton between Russia and France and
Austria II hungary. rs. y
These agreements are based upon
recommendations contained In re-
port BY Chandler p. Anderson. for
nerly counsellor Of the state depart
ment, who conferred with the for
eign offices and visited some Of the
detention camps in those countries.
Mr.. Anderson also reported eSupo1l
the exercise Of good Offices of the
United States to bring bout a bet-
ter understanding among the Eu-
ropean belligerents regarding the
repatriation OF civilian prisoners. In
this connection it is announced that
Great Britain and Germany and AUS
+ria-Hungary have expressed a Will
ingness TO exchange man for man,
detained enemy civilians OF military
age, while an arrangement for the
release OF civilians of non-miliiary
age has been held mp so far by Great
BTitain's refusal no agree to the age
limits proposed
The departments statement fol-
lows:
Through the good oftices OF the
governmentof tie United States an
arrangement has been entered into
between Great Britain and Germany
and Austf ia-Han gary. and similar
arrangement is under contemplation
between Germany and Austria-Hun-
gary and Russia aud France, by
which the representatives Of the
United States in these countries will
be authorized 10 inspect and report
upon prisoners camps and distribute
to the prisoners the supplies from
their governments and from other
sources
The basement OF this agreement is.
briefly AS folloWs::
al Each OF The bel1igeTent gov
crnlnents undertakes to furnish for
the information of the others a COM
plete statement OF its policy with re-
gard to the treatment of prisoners,
with full details showing the sup-
plies furnished and the conditions Of
their life during internment, supple
1nented by copies OF orders and in-
structions issued from time 10 time
to the commandments Of the prison
crs camps.
The belligerent governments
will permit the representatives Of the
United States in each country TO have
access to the prisoners. and will al
low the prisoners to furnish state
1nents about their treatment, the con.
.ditions or life and requirements
which they wish to have communi=
Gated to their own government
1t is understood that the govern
nent of the United States in under
taking this work assumes no resDon-
ssibility Of any Kind beyond the mere
transmission Of the statements and
the distribution Of tsupp1ies furnish-
ed. as above indicated, in accordance
with such restrictions and regula-t
tions as are imposed by the govern
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Washingbon City Notes

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March o..
Not much credit is given the poor
old Standard Oil Com PAM by govern
inlent officials, and especially Score
jtary Bryan department. of which 1t
has been for some time a helpful adj
i1unct. This will surprise the gentle
nrblic. but the news is true. No. 81
Broadway against whose gray walls
the indignant wrath of Bryan has
been hurled in quondam years, steps
to the front forEiving IL not forget
ting, and gives a helping hand to hins
that hath sInote it many an oratorical
Ismote. And what it has done. and
what 1t is doing, it makes no charges
to anybody concerned. standing cable
charges and all expenses of the busi-8
ness out of Its accumulated cash from
its ffty-eight constituent and sub
sidiarF parts. such streparate en-.
titles created by a benign and hene-
Eeient government.
Arriving at the solid amber beneath
tho foam. the startling story is that
the Standard Oil Company has agents
and exchange facilities in remote.
parts of the war-ridden Old World
end the government has not. The gov
eminent has citizens and relatives Of
citizens scattered all about over!
there, and If it w ASH for the foreign
Organization Of the Standard Oil.
those people would be in bad way.
No money could be gotten to them.
they could not be located and put in
touch With their own on this side of
the world, and there would be great
distress, hardship and anxiety as a re-.
suit That is the work that the Stand
ard is doing, and has been doing for
months and, giving his Satanic Mai
esty the tribute tfat4he Is entitled to,
the officials at the department of state
will tell youth tones not above a
whisper albeit-tt hat it has been doing
the work in the highly satisfactory
manner it transacts it's own gigantic
business. MIR Bryan. though. has
made no public acknowledgment that
there is even this much good in the.
sordid soul Of the giant octopus.
With moro courage and far more
justice our West Virginia con gress-
men have confessed it, running the
terrifying risk OF having hurled them
by their political opponents that they
are aha: cheek by joWl with the
NAL efactors Of great wealth and the
predatory interests. Their intrepedity
is none the less commend bic by rea-s
son OF the fact that the pi1b lie taste
has been foundered on that damagogios
#provender and is turning to the sub
stantials which contain more Of the
elements Of truth and sincerity and
less Of bunkeln and batting.
Not IA West Virginia member but
has had a batch ofsthis foreign bust
ness to attend to since the great war
began. And they still have it. 1t goes
| -. on ~
where that artment falls with any
of it. it passes it over to NO. 90
Broadway and NO IS finds tile miss
ing relative no III ali er i'll what mac
!cesslble quarter Of the Old World he.
may be, and more often than not
Hands over to him or to her, as the
case may be, the much-needed money
sent from the folks at home and at
peace in Gods country There arc
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the elusive news items are left in the
Inrtists OF surmise. Some opine that it
was done to preserve neutrality and
peace among the amba ssadors. under
secretaries and their slaves, while
others Of more serious mind over 1T
advance the theory that the precau-
tons have been taken before the
spring season for cranks. fanatics
aud: the nuts of the nation to head to-
ward Uncle Sans Own city opens.
This class is always worse here when
warm weather sets in and walking is
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Diseased Blood
Calls for Help
Natures Willing Workers are
Always at Your
Service.

it's eczen,n. plmples. bolis or worse
Tour safeguard Is s. s.. So the famous
blood purifier II is always lined up to
attack diseased blood And it; always dpes
tho work. Is does the work after disap-
continent. after alleged specialists. mcr-
8ctlry. iodides, strychnine. arsenic and other
destructive drugs that have reaped a har-
vest OF mistakes and left most of invalids
guessing az to what is to conc 8. 8. s..
Is not such drug as tho cgpidlty or ig-
{norancc Of man would be- alberto produce.
1t y Natures wonderful contribution to
orr necessities. 1t Is wonderful because 1t
Gan not be Initiated: can not be made any
othcr way than to assemble Natures prod
nets and produce what host OF men know
as s. S. !. Isl, the worlds greatest medicine.
There4aFr people eyer where that had an
old sore or ulcer TINT deard all the salves
known. And yet s. S. $. taken into the
blood just nAturally put into thnE old sore
the clements that made new tissue. new
11tsr so covered 1t with i nc~ coating of
beaicnT skin. Get a bottle OF S. s. s..
today Of any Druggist and be ION thu way
to perfect blood hsHlth. But beware or
Eubsti Mtcs. For special advice consult the
medical department, The Swift Specific Co..
% Swift Bldg, ATLANTA. en- 1te 10 free
and has helped ii multi itude. Il
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~ " ~ - hl416 huA
backac':he, and ha d
head t ach e a good
deal of the time and
very little appetite
The pains were SO
bad that I used to
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
cause it hurt me 80
and I could not do
any work at those
times. An#f1ld wo-
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Clarence Burke, ex-convict and
dope fiend, is being held by the
Aurora CID police as q suspect in
I The Emma Peterson murder cRse.
Burke has been booked son "a charge:
fof yagrancy, but the chain of err
murder is unusually stro anl liz
being run down 81 tho palica, ~
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10 OPEN r AIIiRoAD

y ELLENBOR0. March he
Harrisville Southern railroad. a
broad Ruage line connecting Harris
vile with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at CORVALLIS, Will be opened
for traffic next week. II
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Better than q spring tonic Break-
fast Barle atisfying easily digest
ednourishing. FOR 1IaALTGIsS|
SAKE TRY IT. Advertis
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..ATLAs FANCY FL OUR

For sale at all grocers. Morris
Grocery Company, Clarksburg. w.
Va, Wholesale Distributors
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CosIPAN!Y BANKRUPT.

WEIRTON. March 10 1.-THE Weir
ton Plate and Structural Company
of this place, an independent concern.
has filed q petition in bankruptcy In
the federal district court at Wheel
ing. Assets and liabilities are not
listed.
There are five persons to each
house on an average IN Ireland.