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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
Law is PROPOSED TO !.
REGULATE AVIATION
HERE; MUST BE PERMIT

Legislative regulation of aviation in
the territory is proposed in a bill
which has reached the house, untitled
but with its meaning plainly set forth.
When Speaker Hoistein hooked
through his papers today he discoy-
cred the untitled bin prohibiting aero
planes, balloons or dirigibles from fy-
Ing in Hawaii unless with the spec;ai
permission Of the governor This
does not apply. to United States army
lasiatefs The bill carries a.penalty
not exceeding $1,000 fine and one year
In jail, q. misdemeaRor. II is not
known who viii present the BILL, but
the speaker, said that 1t. will be intro
dueed later.
Tile bill. 1t is understood, is In line
with regulating military defense mat
tiers on Oahu and is expected to have
the full assent of the military authori-
ties here.
Regulated by Law, aviation will be
in control of the proper authorities
and there would be, say the propon-
ents of the legislation, no repetition of
a recent mixup concerning flights at
Moanalua field.
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FORMER H0NOL ULU MAN
WINS IRON CROSS OF
GERMANY FOR BRAVERY


F. Rieks. civil engineer, formerly
Of Honolulu and for many years con-
nected with the public works depart
ment. was recently awarded the Iron
Cross Of Germany for special achieve
ments, while on q 14-days' exploiting
trip. Mr.. Rieks had left the army as
a sergeant of the First Imperial Train
Service and offered himself as q vol
unteer in Berlin on August 4, last
year, after having again become a
German citizen, but on account of the
immense offerings he was not accept
ed until the middle of September, and
was sent to the front a month later
with section of armored trains and
was attached to coast mortar battery
Of the First Bayarian Corps. Mr..
Reiks spent Christmas in Metz.
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the committee, whose tireless work Of
novel aquatic displays has
made possible definite announcement
of plans, although the great rivalry
between the floats demands the reg:
ular competitive secrecy. -.
Mr.. Young is highly elated over the
spirit manifested by the small boat
entries, but expresses regret that a
few big yachts which could make
grand entries are withheld for rea-
sons known only to their owners. Z:
Especially gratifying, says. Mr..
Young, is the enthusiasm of the Naval
and Coast Guard competitors who
have strong possibilities for the grand
prize. The Coast Guard cutter The
tbs and the tender Alert are being
wired for beautiful lighting effects,
while the submarines and two boats
fro mthe 104th Coast Defense company
at Fort Armstrong have mysterious
under way. Other secret
ly decorated entrees are the yachts
La PaIoma and Hawaii, also the new
Young boat Makaala. Among the pull
ing boats and canoes will be entries
from the girls rowing clubs, Myrtle
and Healani, also the Outrigger and
the Haenala clubs. ~
The water parade will form in the
basin from Pier to the motorboat
house, and will start at Z: 80 sharp with
an aerial display OF fireworks from
scows anchored between Piers 10 and
16. The parade will pass in review
before the directors box at Pier 16.
after which the participants will be
anchored in the harbor, and given the
favored positions to view the fire.
works. Two patrol launches will clear
the harbor of unlighted craft. Mr..
Young asks cooperation on this point,
such as already volunteered by Capt.
Clarke, who is lighting the hulks of the
Navigation Co. y i
The prizes will be paid in q. s. gold
coin. The grand prize of $50 will be
awarded to the best-featured craft, be
it yacht, float or canoe. The parade
is arranged as follows: .~
; Section A.-Yachts. Led by the Ka-
ena, with the Royal Hawaiian band
aboard. First, $25; second, $40. -
Section B.-Motor boats. Led by a
railroad seow carrying the 25th Infan-
try band First, SIS: second, SO.
Section C.-Floats. Led by McCabe,
Hamilton & Renny's scow and the
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
ASKS INvESTIGATlON
OF WAIALEE SCHOOL

Alleging that certain" conditions
exist in the Boys Industrial School at
Waialee which. according to the words
of the resolution introduced, s'if allow
ed to continue would be demoralizins
to the boys w. Fl. Crawford, repre-.
sentative from Oahu. has asked the
house to appoint i've members as a
seecial investigating committee. The
resolution was referred to the educa
tim committee.
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WILSON WON'T CALL
EXTRA SESSION EVEN IF
SHIPPING BILL BLOCKED
"A. p. by Fed. Wireless1

WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. ia
President Wilson has decided not to
call an extra session Of Congress, re
sardIess Of the course Of the shipping
bill. u the bill cannot pass at this
session on account Of the fiIibuster, he
will not call a special session. .,-
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CARRANZA OUT, ZAPATA 4
I'M; MEXICO CITY SEES
ANOTHER QUICK CHANGE
lap hy Red. Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, D.. c.. Feb. 1s,-
The state department has been off,
eiaIIy advised that Gen. carranza has
evacuated Mexico City and that Gen.
zapata, head OF one Of the main rebel
factions, now occupies the capital.
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WATER Carnival
in HARBOR Will
BEP|CTlREsQUE
Chairman Young Announces
Pans and Program for
Unique Fete
THETlS, ALERT AND
SUBMARINE MEN BUSY
Boat Clubs, Yachtsmen and
Decorated JaHaneSe Sam
pans and Floats Entered

Water Carnival night, scheduled for
February 28. in HoloIulu harbor. will
be enc of the big surprises of the Mid
Pacific Carnival this year., reports
Jack Young. the eababIe chairman OF
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[Associated Press seryfce

u
BERLIN, Germany Feb 18--The German reply to the
American protest against the war zone order has
cabled to Washington
The reply makes it plain that Germany declines to alter
her position regarding the naval zone although it is
couched in friendly terms and expresses good feeling The
note says that Germany is unable recede from It's view
English attempts the food supply Of comhatants
It recommends that American warshps convoy American
sells bearing non-contraband through the danger zone
Explaining Germany position defending the rights
of her and merely adopting the already
laid down by Great Britain the hope expressed that America
viii appreciate the situation.
LONDON, Eng, Feb. IS Germany's submarine block
ade began at midnight The Holland passenger lines have
cancelled their sang But The scandinavian and trans chan
rel traffic init bssn afSsotsd
the blockade going into effect.
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CHINA'S STATEMENT OF =,
JAPANESE DEMANDS MUCH !
DIFFERENT FROM JAPAM'S.
Ia. p. by Fed. Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, o. c., Feb. 16.---
China has sent to the powers a state
ment Of the demands made on Pekina
by Japan. The note as sent by China
to Great Britain, France, Russia and
America differs in its statement Of de-
nlands materially from the 4 demands
which Japan communicated to the
Powers as her stand.
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Berlin Claims $4,000 Russians
y. Taken in East Prussia Battles

BERLIN Germany Feb IS 0ffcial-'.Near Pock we
have taken 5000 prisoners In East Prussia we have taken
600 prisoners II guns 100 machine guns three hospital
trains aircraft $50 carloads Of ammunition and much other
war material @.<
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Lloyds Raises Insurance Rate
Against u. Sherman War Soon

LONDON. Eng, Fell 18-The insurance rate against war
between the United States and Germany is rising Loyds
places the risk against within six months twenty
guineas against FIVE guineas month ago
Twenty guneas means q per cent?
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Several business buildings and a
number of dwellings were destroyed
by fire in South Bethlehem, Pa, at a
loss Of $150, 900. 8
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- - u u - u - u . - . - u - - - =
:; ~ q
:: 'fThe Friend is in receipt of {:
= many requests that a general APP !,
= peal be made to the businessmen ):
:: Of Honolulu to close their offices {:
= and stores in order to allow their 8;
= employees to witness the peace !:
= pageant from 10 to 1880 on Sat. :;
:: urday. ~. s:
= A great many friends of the :;
= 1900 who take part in the spec 8:
= tacle are earnestly desirous of ::
s attending this important feature :;
= Of the Carnival 1t is hoped that {:
:: the business people will be gen. 3;
. erous and will respond to this {:
= petition. g
= FRANK s. SCUDDER. 2 =
= Chairman of Peace Pageant. 8
= :: :. ;. :. = :: 8. a . q q q q .. :. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18

Governor Walsh Of Massachusetts
has renominated A. l. ThornEike of
Brewster as state bank commissioner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
British Steamer Sunk BY Submarine
Before "War Zone" Order In Effect

HAVRE, France Feb 18.-It is established that Ger
submarine sank the British Duwich which was
blown up Tuesday 25 miles off Cape Anter All but
of the accounted for Survivors picked up small
boats the submarine several times after the
sunk. -
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The hereditary Prince of Brunswick.
infant son of the Duke of Brunswick,
is seriously Iii in Amsterdam. -.-
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REPLY MADE
IN FRIENDLY TERMS
BUT DENIAL IS FIRM
.LLOYDS. WAR RISK RISES

SUBMARINE BLOCKADE BEGINS --cREW OF BRITISH
STEAMER SUNK TUESDAY SAY GERMAN SUBMARINE
DID IT-BRiTlSH PRESS COMEDIES GERMAN VICTORY
I IN EAST SSlA-MUTlNY REPORTED AT SINGAPORE
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LONDON, Eng, Feb. Shippers Of merchant vessels
being made acquainted with the appearance Of the sub
marines Of the Allies prevent the merchant vessels from
mistakenly ramming friendly submarine under the belief
that it was an attacking German craft.
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A petition for naturalization as an
American citizen has been filed in the
federal court by Frederick Hird, a
native of Aberdeen, Scotland, aud a
poultryman by trade. .-.-- II.
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Turkey Yields to Greek Demands

M LONDON, Eng, Feb 18-Turkey has yielded to the de-
and of Greece for satisfaction for the insult the Greek
cation attache
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nAILs.

Chiyo Msru. Feb. ~.
For San Francisco
WifiIelmina, Feb. "a.
From Vancouver:
Niagara, Feb. "a.
For Vancouver:
Makura, March 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
NEW WIllYS-OVERlAND
COMPANY IN CANADA
S6.00o.n00 Concern VIII Take Over All
business OF tho Russell Motor
Car Company.

new Can I.an SHupany. known a.
tho VIII overland Limited. has just
occn organized in Canada. Ii will have
in Toronto
John y WHY'S. head of the Willvs-
overland Company. of Toledo. viii he
president of the WHY'S Overland Linn :
;tc,:. Z. y. Russell. At present vice
president OF the Russell Motor Car
Company OF Canada. will hc vicc-prc.-
idcnt
Five of the directors OF tho Willvs-
overland Company. of Toledo. will he
directors of the new comrany. These
five are. J. y. WHY'S, II. L Dunn. Wal
ter Stewart. Harry Sheplcr, c. y. Earl.
Of Toledo: 7. y. Russell ana tI>yd
Harris. of Tor onto. and two of the other
Canadian stockholders will also l." on
the board.
This now company will talk" ov"r the
complete automobile business OF Thu"
Russell Motor Car Company and al OF
tho business in Canada of the WHY'S
Overland Company.
Although The Canadian Company viii
hc independent OF the parent company
and VIII bc run and conducted entirely
ud"p' ndcut rs Canadian corpora
ton. = will have tn" advantage of the
Huvicc ana engineering skill Of the
WHY'S overland Company orGani2a-
ton.
Tho plan is To undertake in Canada
the actual manufacture of both over
land ana WHY'S. Knight automobiles.
For this purpose. the plant Of the Rus
sell Meter car Company. of Toronto.
mas" already been acquired. and his
will quickly be ENLARGED to permit
quantity production.
Adcuuai. arrangements will! he ma lie
for distribution throughout the Ioin!n-
ION. and particular attentions will he
"iNcn TO tn provision OF service fa"il-
Ties for overland and WHY'S :; nig ut
owners. The plans in this direction
cali for facilities which will surpass
ANYTHING previously undertaken in
canada. In fact, the organization Will,
in its facilities and equipments. Prob
ably equal anything in the States.
the policy To 80 into Manufacture
ana assembly in Canada will give ON :
ploymemt 10 a large number Of people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
"AROUNO THE CORNER"
SERVICE Is FORO'S PLAN
Three buildings udrr Cons truction
VIII Hiring service stations To
Total Of seventy Fight.

The Ford Motor Company is rapidly
increasing It's nation wide sales and
service organization. tho latest link in
the bic chain b.inu new sales and
service branch at Yonkcrs New York.
The Yonkers link brings the total OF
sales and service branches to NIFTY.
Additions have also been lnadc recently
"a the service ANA assembling plants.
three buildings being under coustruc-
zion at this Nino ia milwaukee,. omaha
and oklahoma CitH-hrinSinr tho total
or these plants TO twcnty-c!Sht.
These sales, assembly ana service
branches added tu the thousands 81
Ford agencies that thickly do; the IN
tire map Of tn" United states max"
the largest h"ld organization in the
Industry, ana form the machinery by
which the Ford Motor Company ac-
complishcs not only it's distributions
but also its ideal OF Ford service to
Ford owners.
Tho ohjcc, 90 the Ford Motor Com
7any in building up this inmens., or
rani2ation is To make ii possible for
every Ford owner no matter where
he may hc. to secure around the
corner" service. That is it is the aim
10 have Ford alcnt, OF "a Ford branch.
within practically immediate reach of
Tie owner. SO that there shall hc $50
delay in securing parts or repair ser
vice. Even when a Ford car, for any
reason. needs rebuilding it is not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

into I, mine motor for hauling cars In .,
coal mine 1T Brisbin. Pa.
The owners found that this Over
land car took the place OF Il $4,000 mine
motor. and II certainly has given tho
most efficient service at its unique task.
1T lis in constant use hauling cars
from the mine to the coal breakers.
with AN average hauling capacity OF
nftecn filled CARS per trip.
"licforc the Ovcrlands installation
tho company used mules for this work,
anu II WAS found that the car could
accomplish AN equal amount OF work
in much less time and at considerably
less cost. Tonnage has Increased 500
per cent, and the overland takes caro-
Of it.
The car to-day is vastly different
i'll appearance than when II left tho
factory five years ago. The body hood
over the motor and steering wheel still
remain unchanged. hut the wheels have
been replaced by heavy, Hanged, iron
wheels of railroad type. The chas,i,
has been fastened to a heavy frame
work OF wood and iron, raising II sew
ci':,l feet Off the ground.
Tho mechanical units, such as trans,
mission and dutcr"ntial gears still re-
main the same, and tho cost OF making
"a" change was very small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
MOTOR CAR GREAT AID
IN RESTORING HEALTH

I'm element which the prospective
motorist seldom takes into account in
his estimate OF the benefits which his
car VIII bring. is the inspiring influence
which the car brings to the ncalth and
strength of himself and his family.
Many u life has been prolonged by
a DOCTORS prescription that consist ed
solely of one motor car. taken in rv;;u-
lar and frequent doses. More often
than not, so doctors say, the cars adj
vent marks the loss OF many a re
nuncrativc patient who. given this
added incentive to regular, pleasant
outings i'll the open air, has been on
tirciy cured of som" real or imaginary
ailmcnt.
Especially is this benefit noted among
persons of advancing age, TO whom a
daily outing or two in the open air
often proves Il rcstorcr and an agent
OF prolonged lif" and good health.
"Fay-As-f Hid"" Aisop, of the
Nlsop Motor Company. Inc, local Max
we'll distributors, Is fond OF telling in
this connection of IL case that recently
came under his own notice.
II happen TO know commercial
photographer in Pittsburgh" Mr.. Alsop
says, whose wages are probably about
SIPS or $lao Il month. IL is middle
aged, and has nobody dependent on
him but his wife, who WIS for many
years an invalid.
After trying all sorts Of treatment
TO restore her to health. n" bought Il
light, m"dium- priced AUTOMOBILES The
car Was Of no use in his business. cX
Ccpt as means of transportation TO
and from work, but he told me the
other day that Ii had already paid
for itself IN both happiness and IN
cold cash.
"r.yory pleasant evening this man
and his wifo have motor"d tho streets
amt houlcvards OF thei- home city.
t.vcrv holiday. when weather has per-
mittcd, they have enjoyed short tour
IN Tie country. llo spends his annual
vacation IN tn" chr. md takes his
wifi" With him.
"Sluc" IA" has hnd tho car he has
not incurred cent Of doctors bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
HOW ONE MANUFACTURER
MAKES SERVICE CERTAIN

one way Of giving service to motor
car owners is to place service stations
all over the country or In the more
populated districts. and put IL up 10
the agent himself
l:ut better plan has been adopted
by the Willard Storage Battery Com
panN, which has gone Il step farther
towards giving battery owners Ser
vice. Direct factory representatives are
placed nj strategic points Throughout:
the country. These men not only Su-
pcrvioc the Scrvic. work of Willard
service stations (morc than SEQ in
numhcr), but make suggestions TO tho
ScrNiC" stations OF manufacturers
whose cars are equipped with VII.
lara starting ana lighting batteries
This system Keeps every body on his
toes ana gives the ear owner tic kind
OF service he j. really entitled 10.
Factory trained men who act as SUI
pcrvisors are stationed at New York.
Boston. Philadelphia, Atlanta. Clcvc-
land. Indianapolis, Detroit. Chicago.
Minneapolis. Omaha, Kansas City, Dial
las. san Francisco and Seattle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
Most POWERFUL Car at les Price

more for every dollar Of the price
than any other 6-cylinder car in the
history of the industry.
For man owning and driving his own car
IN and round New York. there is no better
car on the market. 1t has the POWER
that the country round New York demands
it has all the style and comforts and con-
veniences that Fifth Avenue desires. Come
in and SEE this Studebaker SIX that has set
q new Standard ofValue in o-cyinder cara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
.B.hnlon!TE COMPLETING
V" FUNK LINE HIGHWAYS
Roads Being Widcncd To Eighteen
Feet and Surfaced With Btu
minors MaCatiam.
CROWN REDyCED INCH TO YARD
Turns Are Widencd at Least Twenty
One Fect-All Main Routes Will
BE Marked With distinction Colors
on Posts Along Roads.

Massachusetts has III" u'eh' "omnro-
hcnsivo and hes; maintained Stats
highway system in tn. country. as
, $780,, :,
'''' ""> ''"' '' ''
Highway Commission. aprrcciatius the
v,Iuo or THO ,.,,ris, ,r,vcl has CON
,s
'''"'" - '''''' '''''' ''''"
line roads Late in l"ii IL iinishrd
the road oyer iiooSac Mountain there
by puuniS IN iir*t-ciasS condition the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
NOVEL USES ARE MADE OF
DISCARDED OVERLANOS

There is apparently no limit to tho
ways and means of utilizing the auto
mohil" for business purposes" SAYS
John y. WHY'S. president OF the WHY'S
overland Co. Toledo. I'm the course of
II year hundreds of letters are received
10y this company from Overland car
owners explaining som" novel way Of
using pleasure ears in their business.
one OF til" most interesting of these
letters WAS called 10 my attention re-
Gently. II contained photoSra ph
showing AN Overland touring car that.
after five years OF scrviC" as - pleas
urc cur. was converted by lis owner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

necessary TO ship IL back To tho iav-
tory. as the assembly plants. located
at stratcSic points, are completely
equipped to 40 this work. Tho syS-
tom which has brought about this ser
vice organization also includes ar
rancomcnts whereby every Ford acciit
must carry complete stock Of parts.
and this stock. scattered through the
country. now amounts TO over $1,000
coo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

His wife is for the first time in wears.
absolutely well and radiantly happy.
AS for the maintenance expense. he
declares that 4 is easily covered by
tn" reduction In car fare, thcatcrs and
other amuScmcnts whic.. the car has
displaced.
THE last time | SAW him this man
told nc that If his ear couldn't be re
placed Ii" woJldn't sell il FOR amy
price. II has transformed the whole
atmosphere of his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

truth I" say that the sclt-propcilcd
vehicle has conferred more genuine
benefits than amy other Invention since
the getting together of the thirteen
original states
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-06

TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
Items Taken from The Daily
Leader Files

Geo. ID. Winter returned to Wells,
Mimi, on the IL a. m. train.
Mrs. G. p. Borland was an arrival
on the evening train from Mankato,
Mimi.
Wheelmen from this place at
Wentworth report a heavy rain there
yesterday afternoon. At F~landreau
ii was almost a flood.
The gun club shoot Saturday even
ing resulted out of a possible AS in
the following score O'Gar. 3S;
Moore, SO; Abrams, %.
T. j. Thomas, the tailor, has moved
his establishment from the Brocher
building into the rooms next door
north of II. Lannon's.
Martin Berther, who has been as
sisting in the county ~treasurer's office
for the past six months. returns to
the farm in Badus and Treasurer
Fleming will henceforth for a time
go ii alone.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-06
THOROUGH WORK
How a Madison Citizens Found Free
dom from Kidney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
ed by thousands.
Madison people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
Mrs. l.. d. Crow, 1905 T.. Seventh
St, Madison, says: Il gave a state
ment in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills
procured at II. G.. Smiths drug store,
some years ago for the reason that l
had known them to be a good medi-
cine and one of true merit. / have
never had a sign of kidney trouble
during all the years since the cure
was made. / am pleased to have the
opportunity of giving Doan's Kidney
Pills a second endorsement"
Price so cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Grow had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.