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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07
Young Man ifYOu Want to Make
Good, Go to Church!
YOUNG men should GO TO CHURCH!

YOUNG men should GO TO CHURCH,
The flppant youth Of the day IS wont to remark that the
nurenes arc Tor old and lie lightly the GO
10 CHURCH movement Many Of young men of the dav
say that they intend fling while they are voung
u time enough think Of church when hcv Get od
Nhere IS the young who say live 70 be od7
where the young Who with certainty that he
VII 1--we another day. Delays always but DELAY
m making with God douhv Pick IN vour
newspaper day and the long persons Who ou
moments warning are plunged into eternity
the CHURCH WANTS YOUNG MAN. THERE ls MOTH
mo MORE INSPIRING THAN TO CHURCH FILLED wtTg
YOUNG mEN THE YOUNG MEN SHOULD BE LEADERS IN rl,r
co TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. rs TIE DAY o. rgr
YOUNG MAN. NO GREAT MOVEMENT CAN HOPE TO stJccrro
WITHOUT His HELP ~ the YOUNG MEN GET INTO rpts co
70 CHURCH MOVEMENT " WILL THE TREMENDOUS sue
cess " DESERVES YOUNG NAN WHO is ANY
loOs FoH FUTURE; THE YOUNG NAN WOULD EARN
rHs RESPECT o. TIE COMMUNITY; rHE MAN WHO
WANTS TO WAKE GOOD WILL CHURCH. Hg WILL sE
SEEN M CHURCH EVERY
The really great Of the country 10 church when
they we're boys They church we're Young
men And they GO TO CHURCH today Their greatness I'M
hte may be traced 20 GOING TO CHURCH The church is not
alone Tor the old and the old for the Young
10 s Tor the strong 70 IS Tor the vigorous
Yes the church needs The young men, The Young women
Do not need urging They co TO CHURCH let aii Young
men follow their good example
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AUTO OYER BANK,
DOCTOR MAY DIE

Special Dispatch 20 the tntelhEencer
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Aug. 6.-When
his steering gear was broken. Dr "a
W keister was unable 10 guide bis
Overland car this afternoon and it
crashed over a 20foot embankment
on the road 10 the new Ida May mine.
near Annabelle The car was wrecked
and Dr. Keister very seriously in
jured. The physician had his back so
badly wrenched and twisted when he
was pinned under the machine that
he may not recover. DR. Keister was
driving along when the car skiddcd
badly and struck an iron culvcrt in
the road. The impact was such that
the steering gear was broken and the
car crashed over the embankment.
10 turned over going down and the
physician was pinned underneath. he
was released a few minutes later by
persons who were passing and saw
the wreck. Physicians attending the
injured man say bis chances OF ~
cOvery are small Dr. Keister lives
AZ Chiefton and BE- widely known
practicOnier of this county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-07
STEUBENVILLE CAPITALIST
INSTANTLY KILLED BY TRAIN
REORGANIZING
CHINA POLICE

NEW YORK Aug. "a dispatch
received today by tho Far Eastern
bureau from Peking. says
In accordance with Instructions
just issued by President Yuan Shi
kai. provincial governors are re-
organizing the provincial police along
the lines Of a national constabulary
The president desires that adequate
steps be- taken 10 suppress disorder
and assure obedience 10 the laws.
Chinese who have served In the for
NOR military establishment will be en-.
rolled In the new national constabu.
larry which Is 10 have uniform. arms
and equipment The larger provinces
are allowed 1000. the provinces Of
second grade. $500. frontier pro
vinces. 5000 and the small interior
provinces. $500 officers and men In
The new organization.
Another Peking dispatch received
BY the bureau to-day follows.
The superintendent Of the Han
Yang arsenal. Lieutenant General Liu
thing.l N. has invented a light. mo
bile field gun which Chinese experts
afserf De- superior 20 the German
krupps gun Of similar calihre This
new field piece d. 10 be called the
ChinR-Jn gun. and orders have been
issued 10 hasten ifs manufacture AZ
Han-NanE in numbers sufficient to
equip China's new model army Chi
mas arspuals are working AZ fou
speed. not m the expectation of war.
but IN order 10 expedite prepared.
neeF"
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CLEANING UP
ERIE DEBRIS
HUNDREDS OF WORKERS EN-.
GAGGED AND BODIES ARE
RECOVERED.
Health Authorities Believe Epi-
demic Will BE Averted-
Women Aid Relief.

ERIE. Pa. Aug s-with every pro
perty owner and tenant in the flooded
district and hundreds OF volunteer
workers and paid employees OF the
city clearing away the debris along
the path of Tuesdays disaster tho
ruins are now being pulled apart and
real start has been made toward
clearing this up.
Erie H. meeting the crisis and while
exact figures are not obtainable to-
night. about $4,000 has been raised
by the citizens to meet the first eN.
penses.
Monday morning committee OF
100 business men headed by former
Postmaster Isadore Sobel will begin
a canvass of the city not touched by
the flood TO raise a huge fund and
from this money. those who have lost
their all in the disaster will be given
new start In life. A small com
mittee Of the best business men will
have charge OF the distribution Of
this fund
The state health authorities are
getting in their work and while hun
dreds of decayfng bodies are still in
the ruins animals from slaughter
houses - and humans - sanitary pre-
cautions are being taken and the
health officers say tonight that they
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COAL RATE CASE
Is ADJOURNED
Intsnigenesr sursau
Columbus. O., August q.

Columbus. O., August g.
complexities arising the coal
freight rate hearing before the pub
lie utilities commission caused coun-
sci for the miners and operators to
ASK Tor continuance. Counsel for
the railroads readily acquiesced in
the postponement and the commission
set Tuesday morning. August n.
Part Of the relationship between the
Chesapeake a Ohio and the Hooking
valley was brought out through the
examination Of NJ. S. Connors, GENERAL
manager OF the Hooking Valley.
Mr.. Connors said he reports to NJ
J. Caples. uue OF the vice presidenta
oi both the Hooking Valley aud the
Chesapeake & Ohio He said he nm
derstood that the Chesapeake g. Ohio
owns the greater part Of the Hooking
Valley stock Mr.. Connors was for
merly vice president of the Hooking
Valley and the Toledo g. Ohio Central
also. The Chesapeake 4 Ohio oripf-
mates much Of the West Virginia coal
hauled by the Hooking Valley.
Through Mr. Connors. attorneys for
the miners and operators attempted
10 show that IL costs only . mills per
tcn-mile 10 haul West virginia coal
from Armitage 10 Toledo. and there
fore all money derived By the railroad
above 40 cents per ton for the haul
represents profit
Attorney Wilson. for the Hooking
Valley. declared the records in the
state tax commission Office show that
the cost for hauling freight Is ap-
proximately 3 mills per ton-mile.
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WILL MAKE STAND IN THE
MIPREGNABLE FORTRESS
OF NOVOGEORGIEvSK
Retreat Not Yet a Success As
Army Is Still Threatened
at Many Points

LONDON. Aus 8. 10 40 NJ
with the exception of th. great on.
.ienched camp of Novogeorgievsk. the
russians have evacuated the whole
une OF the Nistula over. Ivangorod,
inc southern fortress having fallen
into the hands Of the Austro- German
army. the Russians are now making
th'ir way eastward TO the Brcst-L Lit.
ovsk line
The decision Of the general stan 10
leave the garrison In NovogcorRievsk
y announced In Petrograd dispatches.
lht object u 90 deprive the Germans
oi the use Of railway communications
and OF the Nistula river for bringing
mp supplies for their armies.
Novogeorgicvsk b. situated n, the
junction OF the Nistula. Narew and
. Nkra rivers. TO the northwest OF War.
saw. II hns two powerful bridge
heads, eight citadels and "a redoubts
containing ~ and I2-inch battertes
II Is calculated by military observert
here that any corps can hold out
there Tor many months as the camr
. II protected BY massive earthworks
which doubtless have been enlagec
ana improved since the Russtanf
were compelled to begin their retire
The laying Of siege TO Novoreor
fieVsk may prove one Of the most in
tsresting operations of the war. as n
doubtless viii show whether earth
works are less susceptible TO the FIRE
OF high explosives than are cupols
forts.
or the retiring Russian armies the
official reports say nothing
Destroyed Bridges.
The Russians. however DESTROYED
bridges over the Nistula and took 9th.
or means 10 place obstacles in the
path OF their pursuers. while others
OF their forces continue 10 offer etub.
born resistance 10 the Germans and
Austrians south and north who are
trying to forge a ring around them.
The general opinion here Is that the
Russians commenced their retirement
IN time 10 escape this inner ring but
they have yet 10 reckon with the
wider outf1anking movement from
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MAYTORENA WILL
NOT SURRENDER

N'FALEs. Ariz. Aug s.aAn ultima
tHm sent today by General Gales Carrsn.
ft commander laying Siege o. Nurnffa.
sonora. fH Governor jose MHrf0r.rH.
NINH NH nfflIu. demanding InIrual. fa
flrr,rn.f Df fhr town. wHa answered
tN .N. nrInR of two arrlla Ir th. di.
rrrffnH nf fnf tarrHrra rHrn Hf santa
hHrhiIH uIur w.I.a distant
N.i.H NuEHErmrrf Uffw.an OUTPOST -
followed Dr. ceased 90 rIrhffHfT huf
hnIfIHE nH" Hr resumed Boo fHf morn.
ua NHrrIusH H1Hrrrrfa here rnff thaf
iHI..r r". U.T.HIn FL. make good HIr
f.-.Hf FL. hHmHHrI fHe town
IHr 'HrItnEf HrmI H| santa barbara
consists "f D 1000 rfHnfrF. 1000 rauaIrf.
mons mlrHIu. guns sud tvo larEe feli
rIa.tH
United states Hofdiara late tada. as-
r0rfrd MHffur.uH. fHmiIf. who have
been .IH.'i.e here. back Hrroaa fhe bond
WfIn FnruIna nnf fI RETURN
ErfIrfI.E riwTIrH American rHneuf
NIfI H protest WIfH Governor MHFfnrrrr
aE1I1s. rfn.t1rf 0.rfitionr iu the Wfri-
.Hr tow. FF HHIT Nretra we're rIaurrf.
.rrT IU NHIuI Indians within ton fr~f
lf fn. .HUauIHfr and that fhr American
ItFafHn vas uHrf Hs hIfrhInr POST
fnr mules Hrf rnrHra of fhr FnrfIa1r
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U. 5. GOES AFTER
FOREIGN TRADE

WAsillNGTON AUG Ga lying
squad 0f government commercial
scouts VIII prepare fho way for an
American invasion of world markets
heretofore dominated hy Europe Un.
der plane perfected today hy Dr y r.
fratt. chief of The bureau of foreign
ano domestic commerce. agents viii
Do sent tu South America Africa. Aus.
raIa nrf fHo Far East covering pro-
fIcallF fhe whole world except the
EUROPEAN war area. their reports td
na 4uhmIficd t0 Aemr'can mauufact-
urcrr
Juan HONS and Frank H Won Wofr
VIII make u world vide inveafIraffon
morfa Hons starting in South Africa
and covering Australia. and probably
Tho Far Fast Won Nofr wf1 cover
The South American continent Thr
.inVeafigation ulll take nearly a year.
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RUSSIANS HAVE EVACUATED
WHOLE LINE OF THE VISTULA
HAZEL-ATLAS co.
BUYS GAS LEASES

Special nisrstoh 10 the IntsIiigsnc,r.
GRAFTON. W. Va. Aus. e-A deal
has been closed tor the sale of leases
on over five thousand acres OF oil and
gas land In Booths Greek distfict.
Taylor county BY the owners of the
Comet OIL and Gas company TO rep
resentatives OF the Hazel-Atlas Glass
company Thelsum involved has not
been made public. n H. understood
thst the purchasers viii use the gas
10 supply some OF their biz glass
manufacturing plants in this state.
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RUSSIANS NOW
EVACUATE KOVNO

LONDON. AUG 7. 4:O5 a. ma dIs-
patch to the Daily Mail from Copen-
hagen says:
The Russians are evacuating kov.
no. The Governor and his stan ana
me banks have gone. The population
mas been leaving for the past week.
hoNno. fortress of the hrst class.
y the capital of the government or
me same name in northwest Russia.
II has been stated that Kovno was TO
FORM the northern head Of the new
Russian line Of kovno. Grodno ana
BrestLitoNsk. The city has a popula-
tion OF between Is. .OOO and 100 nn0
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ID. J. SINCLAIR STEPS IN
FRONT OF G. & p. TRAIN
EARLY LAST EVENING.
Was Examining Blue Print anc
ObliyiOus TO Approach Of Train
Until Struck-Neck Broken.
Special Dispatch to the IntcilIreneer.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
STEUBENVILLE. O.. Aug. g.
This evening AZ o'clock sharp Mr..
Dohrman J. Sinclair prominent bank
er. capitalist and philanthropist Of
this city met n violent and untimelv
death when he stepped in front OF a
led
The unfortunate man was at the La
Belle bi-product coke plant. OF which
he is n director and stockholder. ana
was standing on the tracks Of the
lleveland and Pittsburgh Il. X. Com
pany and. according to eye witnesses
Of the accident he stepped across the
tracks on which the G. a p. flyer
was approaching south bound Al
LiEh rate OF speed. Apparently - U.
thing attracted Mr. Sinclair .trav,
ton and he stepped back dis r. t.., t
front Of the oncOming trail ~
struck him and Knocked hin f. -.r
ground a number Of men 1s.ss r.
medlately % bis assistance
late. An ambulance was cal
the body was taken TO the CT a..
pllnl as 10 was first thought -.
only Knocked unconscious but a
Institution it was found that his
was broken and De- had been instas b
killed The accident was In no ~
The fault of the engineer a. the 40
fortunate victim stepped directly in
front Of the train and he had no nms
TO stop
Native Of steubenvlIe.
Mr.. sinclair was firy-six years Of
aEc. was born and lived in steuben.
Vile during his entire life and vas
known ae the C.ty's most active ana
helpful citizen. For years hc had been
IeadIng business man which is shown
by tuf different positions of trust
Wnlcn De has held As business
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TEXAS BANDITS
KILL AMERICANS

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Aug G.
United States cavalrymen Texas
rangers and posses Of citizens tonight
were searching for a dozen Mexican
raiders who. today after several
weeks OF outlawry. raided the small
town OF Sebastian. 81 miles north of
Brownsville and killed. Al Austin.
president Of the Sebastian Law and
Order league. and his son Charles
Adjutant General Henry Hutchina
of Texas. visited Sebastian this after.
noon and personally investigated con
ditions and will II is said here 10.
night. recommend 20 Governor FerEu.
son that force Of the Texas national
guard be sent TO Cameron county. 10
afford protection against the outlaws.
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CIVIL SERVICE LISTS
EFFECTIVE ONE YEAR

COLUMBUS o.. Aug. g Hereafter
eligible Usts prepared by the state
civil service commission through com
pofItivc examination Will ho held cf
fcctivc for only one year
10 haa been rule OF the commits
sion 10 hold the lists Tor two years
The action In reducing tho fimr'lImii
was prompted by tho fact that most
m the other state commissioners a.
well aH tho Federal Commission uaa
the one year time limit
More efficient service can hr oh
falnfd throuah the shorter period. ID
III said
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corvIors rnguREp.

SALEM oregon. Aus. e-Thirt,. .-s.r,
rnrrirtr nu o. motor truck. which eaa
crossing H railroad track here late today
rrHIIr0n fnaf collision with q switch
nurIrr waH Inevitable bot rrfrafnef from
ruHrIr following Ir az aufnrrrHIfr Tfg
engine crashed ruunrrIV into Fhr truck
and seven ~ tho prisoners were nrversfr
injured tuH urrha bis fatally Tuarfr
nfhrre euafHiunl cuts ard bruises Tre
rrrtirIa we're being fnkrn hack 90 ffs
rsIfr
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BANDITS SHOOT
R. R. DETECTIVE

Special Dispatch TO the - siiigsncer
CHARLESTON. w Va. Aug. G.
Laidley Allen. a c. q q. railroad de-
tectiye. was shot and killed today in
the Handy yards. A. a result Of the
shooting. Fred Gorris and George Bar
ringer are I'm the county jail. charged
with completely I'm the murder
II Is believed that the murder was
caused by an Investigation into box
car robberies being conducted by Al
len and assistants
II Is believed that two others in the
gang Who attacked Allen were shot by
him but escaped.
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FRAHzJosEF IT.

LONDON. H. fu... o. m
The EVrhauEr 'ograph Company 1
Amsterdam CORE. uondonf says That a
telegram received from Vienna reports
that Emperor Francis Joseph haa mad
"a severe chill and is confined to his
bed In trD rrnurubruuu castle The
condition of fno emperor however. fa
said not fo br alarming
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PAN-ANERICAE -G@NFEREES AGREE with III s
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS WITH
SPECIFIC PLAN UNDECIDED
IRWIN Is ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF p. Ms

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Aug. g.
The annual convention Of the West
virginia Postmasters' association ad-
lourned here today after selecting
White sulphur Syringe as next year =
convention city. The following officers
were elected. President W " Irwin J:
wheeling. vice president. Simms Pow
ell. Parkersburg secretary, FLOYD
Brown. Blueheld. treasurer. L. NJ
Rowan. White sulphur Springs
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MURDER AND SUICIDE

Special uIsuafrr t. fnl Irfl.frf....
CLARKsUURG W va. Nur
Insane With lealousr Michael Hoyfcr
20. an ru ul1Fr of fhe Grusaall Chem
Teal GO shot and Killed hia wife. rFal
-. then shot himself through the noct
today af Grlaacl o. suburb Doctor
SAY De Will die
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sTEAMsHIp MOVEMENTS

NFW YORK Aur arrived
-foa werH Ir01uo's London San Ga.
aIo Naplrs Cleared Steamer chi
raro rordeauv Sailed Steamer saF
olsine. HaVre
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j. s. TAKES
HAITI PORT
NAVAL FORCES TAKE LAST
OF THE POSITIONS HELD
BY HAITIENS.
Senate President Protests-Gov.
ernment Sends More Marines
TO Aid CapertOn.

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. Aug g.
American naval forces TODAY took nos
ssion OF the office Of the port the
national palace and the Haitian gun.
Doat Pacihque which arrived in Port
au. Prince this morning. During this
movement to take the offce OF the
port the Americans opened FIRE on the
Maitiens and one Hsitien was killed.
me occupation OF the office Of the
port and the national palace gave The
Americans the last positions held by
me Haittens. The populace has been
thrown into CONSERVATION by the on.
erations Of the Americans
The president Of the senate in the
name OF the nation today cabled Solon
Menos. Haitien minister to the United
states. new protest against the oc.
cupation OF Haitien territory by tho
American naval forces
The American authorities have po-i.
ned the diplomatic body and tho con
sular agents that Colonel Eli X. Cole.
united states marine corps. and com.
mander Of fhe American expedifionarv
forces Is entrusted with the maintc.
nance OF order and the safeguarding
Of life and property
Captain Edward l. Beach. chief %
stan 20 Admiral Caperton. remains in
charge OF the work or settling any
dinerences ot an administrative nat.
ure which may arise with the Haitien
authorities
Dr Rosalvo Bobo. leader Of the revo
luton. arrived here today on board the
United States refrigerator ship Gel
TIC. on landing he was cheered by
the populace
meeting Of the national assembly
has been called for Sunday to elect
q new president
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WhgHfHnToW. Aur d-r1raraaft
Weaf FrunaVivuuin. ono ard Warf
Wirriuin Partly cloudy Saturday ana
SUNDAY.
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WASHINGTON. Aug G.-An add.
uonal regiment OF marines was tsfer.
ed 10 Haiti today 90 reinforce ken,.
Admiral Caperton's men now main.
taininE order in Cape Haltien and
Port au Prince They will sail from
philadelphia next week on the cruiser
Tennessee and Colonel l.. W. Waller.
Y. :. W. G.. commanding the advance
base marine detachment. will be placed
in charge n ashore Operations iu
Haiti under the direction II Admiral
IN al 1900 men. ~ machine guns and
four threeinch navy field pieces.
The following announcement was
made at the Navy Department
'ln order that tbe duty of The men
ln Haui may not prove too frylne un-
DER tropical conditions. Do has been
decided to send on additional force of
$50 marines from philadelphia
a meeting Of the Uaifion parliament
Wlll bo held Sunday in purf an prIrrr
90 elect "a president Resolve Hohf
leader ri The successful revolution In
northern Haiti d. thought fo be- au
route tO The capital with 500 soldier.
bur his nprcEcutafivps have prom
Ired Admiral Caperfon that tho troops
VII disarm on their arrival This is
token fo mean that H1bo expects fo
BE- elected 90 tho presidency without
further hEhfinE bite chief opponent
General BLOT a supporter of tho over
thrown government having lcf tho
country
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IlESy1zzRzs zE1l|

Stewart made a note for $3.50 in favor
Of his wife, Sadie Stewart In Mrs.
Stewards divorce proceedings she
asked that her husband be compelled
to ray the note. After Mr. Stewart
explained the circumstances Judge
Monroe declined to enforce its pay
tment, but he granted her decreeg So
she h1s to stand good for her own
courtiug expenses.
Mr.. Stewart stated that The money
represented by the note, had been adj
vanced by her to him before their
marriage, and that he used 1t to enter
tain her. He said he did not have the
money to spend for pleasure and his
sweetheart used to slip him SIS or $40
at time TO pay for their meals and
various outings. He admitted that if
any change was left out OF these Of
ferings he spent 1t on himself.
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TO REGAIN HEALTH
\ CLEANSE THE BLOOD

Whom your blood is impure, weak,
thin and debilitated, You cannot pos
siblyl enjoy good health. Your sys-
tenn becomes receptive Of any or all
diseases, and germs are likely TO lodge
ins4ne part Of the body. -
Pat your blood in good condition,
ana 70 SO at once. VIZ
Hbod's Sarsaparilla acts directly
and pedaliarly on the blood-i puri-
fies, ienriches, and revitalizes il and
builds up the whole system,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is not a cure
all. III is the best blood medicine on
the market. II has stood the test OF
forty years and is used all over the.
world. Get it and begin treatment
today. II viii surely help you. Sold
by all druggists.
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fenge program. saws in part:

/. Those who have studied BrXan's
career had little doubt that he re.
signed from the cabinet to free him
self from the allegiance he owed the
president. 1t meant that he might
place himself, when the occasion
arose, or was manufactured to op-
pose the president Bryan's ayowal
Of hostility may mean that in the
next national convention he will be
a masked presidential candidate. SO
strong is the esteem in which Wilson
is held by the people, that it does
not seem possible that he can be de-
by this latest effort at party
perfidyN
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DisasreesbIe calomeI is Yield.
ing to Pleasant Liv-Ver-Lax.

Physicians generally agree that the
i1auseating, unpleasant effects Of calo-
mel are due to the undesirahly violent
action it has on the system. For long
while various substitutes have been
tried, but it was only recently that the
really wonderfulremedy,L Lly-VER-EAN
was prepared successfully by l.. X.
Grigsby.
LIV-VER-LAX has all the good, and
none Of the bad effects of calcincl. 1t
is a necessity in every home, always be-
ing ready to cleanse the sluggish liver
and bile clogged system, with no un-
pleasant after effects
Liv-vEK-LAk is guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction, or your money will be inn
nlediately refunded. Insist on the orig
inal bearing the likeness Of L. X. Grigs-
by. eFor sale in SOC and 81 bottles ats