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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
DARKNESS REIGNS
IN KEARNEY,SVILLE

Toy the past four weeks. or ever
since the storm burned out trans
former at that place, Kearneysville
has been in darkness at night. Re
pairs to the electrical equipment OF
the village are slow in coming and
it may be some time before the cur
rent will be turned on. Since the
accident Hodges mill has been com
PEELED to revert back 10 the old meth
cd and steam power and antique ma
chinery is being used. It does splen.
did work but not as rapidly as the
electric cleaner installed soon after
Juice vas obtained by the village.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28

mend your Compound r5otHer ladies'.
Mrs MARY RtDGwAY Darand, Wis.
A Massachusetts, Woman W rites:
Blackstone. Mass. @ Ny troubles
were from my age, and fee aafa. =
sick for three years bad nor flashes
often and frequently suffered from
pains. took Lydia J.. Pusham 5
Vegetable COMPOUND ard now arm WelI. -
Mrs. PIERRE C0U8SafEg, Box Z39,
Blackstone, Mass.
Such warning symptoms AS sense Of
suffocation, not flashes, headaches back
aches, dread Of impending evil uuidlty.
sounds in the ears, palpitauon Of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irreEu-
isrues. constipation, variable appetite.
weakness and dizziness, should aeheeasd
by middle-aged women. Lydia r. PINK
ham Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
A VACCINE RECORD
IN FLOODED AREA

\ remarkable record for The yacin
alton OF civilians AGAINST typhoid
fever has been made 10 the efforts
Of Mayor Tolman, chief Of The West
Virginia State Department. oil
Health. NJ ToIman took charge eli
the relief measures on Coal River
CABIN Greek and Paint Creek m-
mediately after the disastrous food
of August g and So orzamzed tbe
work than in less than ION DAYS
more thln 5.a09 civilians took ha
vaccination treatment.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28

Miss Mabel Hill, OF Shepherds
town, who is here to attend the teach
efs' institute, is spending the week
with Miss Katie Kerns, West King
street. ID ;
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Mr.. 7. Fiase Eiehelbefger has
been putting in his spare moments
assisting with some improvements at
the old homeplaee, Laurel Hill, at
Flagg's Crossing.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
MoToRED TO BALTIC.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank .Roley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Trout and Mrs. F. w.
Trout motored Sunday in Mr.. Bow.
ley's car to Baltimore.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
METAMORPH0SiS
OF The OLD ATTIC
Passing of 0id-F Fashioned Gar
ret Of ChiIdhOod.s DAYS.

rot If Tniirib0odac Ga,Je
u 1'''''"'o'' . 0'5''
Tie attic o. delishl.nI ehiidhood
memory sim my be found III old
fashioned hemas where r3#as uses
a...,.5,z5.l, 49,. ma ..4,.4 ..,,.
'Ie0 puo' 'i al'1i' WIN " .l''
s'i9ps' H'ii'o' aoe GRASSY st..2i'' "e.
'0p't5 = ptoinIhen1 pace on .'a cen
'gf glD..'' says q |iaef n la' lioE4
son a'4s 4z''ie' ilh i'f ihe mos
part l.ze alt.e, "s We t,e'it e p
1lli'= ~ 1i'e I'as.a " lsI'5 95 a'l.o"
's memory am Ioill..llof.
~ course mere ess been 2 hofe
os 4eS5 a'If'ss"oi' a'ofeia .ias ps
certain 'a9qeIa=oss p5auao-Poe5s ta
pepai7i3He a5Ae7 BY haaoillh5 1}ea
ana GAMING mem neutrality-suspicious.
Carer pa6 TINS is purely an 'i5oaA
10 ele'l-e an l3ge.fe=' IN BAD verse
No allie3 VIII ti,tst pe ~ d1a.i'.
bQl We ~ the eid=laslaohee
atlla. Men ~ l' nave oeen eiilie&
14e heaven &Ai9t' "tt COOS aif5
aSaea loved '1 49, went Whea thet
'aiee. AM happy huoNaa
sround of - '=out provided the
e3rlY laoa o E.4.a.s@' 10 the children
of THE heH Il. 4 VS. "a NHri4ble Treas
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
ATTENDED FUNERAL

M. u c Wenaac and daughter.
Mis- Ehma of Cumberland We're
here 10 attend the funeral o. aa 'ate
Oscar S sprinkle
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-28
ELDERLY WOMEN
SkFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change of Life.

Durand, Wis am the mother Of
children and owe my 6fe TO
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
A PROPOSED PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.


sary buildings the health officers having closed upon SAM
up Twin Falls make the next
although record action was had
meeting board held recently agreed unanimous
understand and very wisely the TIMES to
of money present available for the
And order positively determine with regard to the cost was
building substantially desired size and character which will
be done the plans and specifications can be
The plans now are course only
worked later under advice They contemplate however
fine brick building nneyeght by hegh feet on the ground
ground This will accommodate twenty patients and
can enlarged growing either by additional stories or
interviews of the medical profession city
they welcome the proposed Improvement quite unan
mouy and heartily Many points Of interest and seeming I'M
eve out OF the sage-ruh period SAID one ana WINE %
hospital sufficient begin with should be absolutely modern
favored e an arr ~ n1tab MUSICIAN could there house
and treat patients of would for the
commodaonthus only materially reducing the cost OF nam
Of nurses and hospital staff county hospital Pocatelo
we're told is in this way made actually sefsuppormg
From another quarter the suggestion that the muncpa
might desired by the county authorities JON IN the project mus
thought of the that would attach to the pe
promised that County Hospital SmacRed TOO mun Oh @ Po
predatory When is down and out FOR
he sensitive about anything that suggests poor
synonym wretchedne and hardship Then there
us ee Of %dspt treatment which they would undoubtedly
readily institution that did not by ITS very name S"s
aze them paupers
the and assumes
proper supervision adequate author
M morbund might the undertaking at
fatalities be introduced with the
result and avoid the possibility of ilegitmae pracceal
any which would have very damaging effect especially at an
early period in life of the undertaking.
1.-The Modern Hospital magazine which is the mouhpiece OF
Hospital Association which devoted the
tc and technical well as the practical hospital construction
and management brought notice by of the physicians
article devoted the smaller hospitals that
of $500 hospitals that existent in the United States
years fewer than hundred had capacity for hun
small hospitals and there to doubt that when this
pose county shall fruon will
practical benefit both and county but a
something which all will be proud and which will further enhanc
reputation that already had abroad by both Twin Fall
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM ASKED.

Although a opponents all
regulation interested public utilities to be found
those leading the fight the of national regulation OF iran
chs provided for pending legislation before
although there number of rights
lined the side the backbone OF the opposition con-
identified with the power companies sochod
attorneys This does imply personal dishonesty the part
their criticisms should be found
their occupation might concousy bias their minds The plea
friends of the that the sort
proposed by the bill will entirely prevent developments
doubt this unless it concusivey dem
deserving careful examination before being
the plea made by railroads.
cessation railroad building development Whether true
that regulation some
Of railroad with
the further construction Of these modern high
Of the question Of regulation there
there hull cases which the
pointed alleged proof that would be made
supposedly destructive legislation enacted
superficial reading of the proposed power regulation law does not m
dictate formidable quite possible that should 1t
be enacted money would hesnt about
vesting as they pretend that they would be
giving away of value that belongs the
whole and the corporation becomes
ouapubic Unreguated these inevitably
monopoly While within the legitimate
government all branches of industry that
while standard that
it will eventually be necessary for the
ate them socialism
noies it is quite government pre-
nard to rights these
hand be hardship indeed calamity tie
for governmental which might
would
franchises such that
m would be developed the time the rights
would be protected This undoubtedly the purpose of the law
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
MAUD ADAMS SCENIC EQUIPMENT USED IN fRtCNlfS

as it will be presented in all its magl-
cal grandeur and simple stiffness, at
the Lavering theatre Monday, Febru-
airy IA, by the Broadway Amusement
Co.'s New York company of players
and singers, was constructed under
the Alexander patent, first introduced
in this country by Charles Frohman-
When Mr.. Frohman announced to
the New York press his intention OF
using a new scenic equipment which
could be unbolted and placed in can
vas tarpauline measuring II feet long
his sixty managers looked askance and
with skepical cynicism "pooh-poohed
this advanced idea in doing away with
the cumbersome frame work, parallels
platforms and battins used in his pre-
tentious offerings.
During Maud Adams tour last sea-
son, her great forest scene in Peter
Pan and the gigantic oaks used III
Chanticleer were made so realistic IN
appearance, that many of the skeptical
fraternity were not convinced OF the
genuius of Alexander of London, the
inventor of stencilled scenery, until
allowed back of the curtain line on
the opening performance to examine
the canvas.
This feature alone is another tri-
umph in stage craft and twentieth
century stage lighting methods, and
/ has been licensed by the management
! of "Freckles" as will be seen in this
city. 80
The play is superbly mounted and
amply cast. and will afford theatre pa
irons an opportunity of witnessing a
unique spectacle and presentation Of q.
most charming, wholesome and de-
llightful song play The attraction is
booked for one night and should prove
interestingly entertaining.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08

pending which denunciaton of the pub
lie monopoes OF this and the honest criticisms OF those
of not intended
economists of that school Whether the law is Ge
signed the results desired question OF fact In TINS
respect prone indulge generales III
points said be found the proposed measure
Give TO conserve public interest should be fair to the public
well 0 the investor
then critics should wherein should be
amended result Mere denmcaon of the law
means would be mistake to enact law which
would not permit the development such
the benefit of the people 1t would be criminal TO
permit granting perpetual unresuated and exclusive iran
that might them to Cypress the people
Those who object to tearing down. should IN TINS case
NOT content themselves merely down proposed leg
aton which may defective should be prepared to
offer build such measures so that ty
would protect the people no private interests The
attitude of this both the interested ana inc
DISTINGUISHED has destructive and not constructive
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08

net was fond of burlesquing every
thing that Griffith did.
Some of these off-hand burlesQues
we're so amusing that the management
decided to let Sennett do a picture in
the comedy department. He both act
ed and directed. Other members of
the same department were Mabel Nor
mand, Roscoe ArbucSle and Fred
Mace. These were the big four of the
comic films.
Mr.. Sennett went from Giograph TO
Lubin and produced further comedy
pictures. Then in the fall of 1911 Kes-
sci and Bauman sent him to California
to establish a comedy studio 1t was
a primitive affair on the site where
the great Keystone studio now stards.
Mr.. Sennett took with him Miss Nor
mand, Mr.. Arbuckle and Mr.. Mace.
Soon Keystone became the most po-
pular comedies in the world, the chief
actors and characters in them being
more universally known than any
stars who do not speak the universal
language of the screen.
Sennett's gift of satire and burles-
que is probably unexcelled in any of
the arts. He not only has his own
great productions to his credit, but
he has drilled practically every prom
! inent film fun-maker in America.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
'i0"' DEVILS DAUGHTER"

"The Devils Daughter" is screen
nlav If tremendous force and unfor-
petablv powerful in it's depletion OF
an evillv beautiful siren, who like the
Lamia of ancient Greek mythology, is
half serpent and half woman in her
nature Miss Bara's work in parts oil
this TYNE has become world famous
from such William Fox productions as
"The Clemenceau Case" "a Fool
There Was" etc, in each of which the
French leading woman in the part OF
a fascinating diabolical temptress has
won international fame. Mile Baras
striking and beautiful face has been
called 1.-THE Wickedest in the World.
THE Devils Daughter" opens with
the theft of La Gioconda's jewels by
Luigi, a former lover while she is pc
ing embraced by Antonio who mas SUI
perseded Luigi in her capriclous al
/ fections. Luigi leaves note tehng
her that he has stolen the jewels out
of vengeance and she will never see
him again. La Gioconda discovers the
note after Antonio has left Her pas
sionate rage is tigerish over the thetl'
Time passes and we see Gaddi, an
old sculptor, modelling the beautifully
formed hands of Sylvia Deni, the
daughter of a neighbor, while Fran
cesca. her sister, looks on. Lucio Sat
tello. a young sculptor and pupil OF
Gaddrs is struck by Sylvia's pure
beauty. as fragrant with youth and
sweetness as the white lilies she IS
holding. With Sylvia and Lucio the
course of love runs smoothly and they
are married Lucio becomes great
sculptor
Then in an evil day La Gioconda
comes to the quiet seaside retreat OF
the famed sculptor Suddenly he comes
upon 1.-THE DEVILS Daughter" stretched
out in the sun with an animal-like en-
ioyment of life. She transfixes Lucio
with a glance from her heavily-lid-
den eyes and sculptor returns her
glance. Gioconda determines to ruin
Lucio. who. as celebrated sculptor,
is a shining mark for her ambition.
Struck by her extraordinary beauty
Lucio begs her to pose for him as The
Sphinx. Sylvia becomes jealous of the
beautiful model with whom LuciO is
more and more fascinated every day.
Finally the Vampire dominates his life
completely. AT last driven insane by
The Vampires wiles Lucio tries to end
his life by shooting himself before the
statute of The Sphinx which is now
completed.
Finally Gioconda rushes at the sta
tue of The Sphinx seeking to destroy
it. Sylvia intervenes. The statute is
toppled from its base and falls upon
Sylvia's beautiful hands, crushing
them into shapeless pulp. Lucio goe.
insane when he learns what has hap
pened but La Gioconda gloats over the
wreck she has made Of two lives. Syl
via Lucio as soon as she is able, TAX
ing with her little Beata. Lucio is {
prey to fearful visions and constant
) ly seeks the mocking form of La Clio
conda haunting him in his fits of de
lirium. The climax comes startlingly
and rises to great dramatic heights
10 Giocnda's evil career marked by
ruined careers and withered hopeI
suffers a fearful end in a scene o
overwhelming power and another sen
sational climax brings this most i'm
pressive modern drama to dramatic
[ close.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
NOTHING TO 1T.

The Boise Daily gives the Komment nice little write
ND closing with the assertion that II the man at us "u 10 w
newspaper he ought to be- ,
10 which we enter plea guilty and assuming the burden
oof we offer as Exhibit the mana sal
tired appearing individual whose days spent IN writing
nded editorials advising the people to patronze nome mer
hints and whose nights spent desng schemes to prevent the
home merchants their printing from the cheapJohn
nrinshops of lion City and Los Angeles
No we are not nespaperman neither had anyone else
o,,oht 70 be Company Kay Komment. Bull
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
CERTAIN ADVERTISING NOT IN FAVOR

Responding inquiry from the DaSe Advertising Agency as
o WHY the advertising DR. and Mrs Dr. Chamey 20
had been discontinued and requesting its reinstatement he cor
TIMES replied refusing to relnstate the al
ntsonen giving as the Chamley company virtually
promised to and that medicinal advertising making ch
broad assertions find place It's columns Inc Chaey
company advertisement with the statements WI" give
$1,000 if tmor treat before II poSI
mr. attaches Who the - is the reader is e
advertisement also says that any umor lump
bo m cancer Both statements papaby untrue The cut sent
es horrid picture which may either be taken for picture OF a
cner supposed microbe assumed TO De esposoe o
thc disease Advertising of this sort does not go
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08

TO LEASE OR SELL-Fine irrigated
unimproved tract. 1854 acres in good
irrigation district near Homedale.
Wheat yielded 60 bu. last year. Easy
terms. +. F. Shoemaker, Burnley, Ida.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
Classified Advertisements
Received Too Late For
Classification.

FOR SALE-One 10-foot sage brush
rail in good condition. Made of tim
bers with pillow share for cutting the
brush. Cheap One two-bottom r.
inch Satley gang pillow, almost new.
A. E. Larsen. Hollister.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
THAT KEYSTONE TRIANGLE
COMEDY DIRECTOR

Macklyn Sennett, creator of Key
stone mirth, first saw the light In
Hamilton, Canada. thirty-three years
ago. When very young man he went
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08

Between County hospital and
Nibley-Channel Lumber Co., white ar
rowhead breach. Finder please leave
at Times office.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE THEATRE GOFRS

to New York and entered musical COM
edy.
In 1908 he joined the Biograph as an
extra and filled in for about two years
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-08

WANTED-Room and board for cou-
pie, or two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address tx" care of
Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13
BU|LD|NC-L0AN
MEN TO MEET
S. S. Smith Will Talk Home
Institutions Ad-
vantageS."

Y HON, NsumtIons Advantage! will
be- IN, subject NJ u paper 10 b" fcnd
Monday morning h1 s. s. Smith, Vie"
president of the Local Building and Loan
association NJ ukuhoml CITY. before a
meeting of the state League ot Nuilding
and toun associations The convention
viii be- held Iu the L.c- luuku. hotel
I'd S NBught president uf tho cham
hor ~ commerce win deliver the address
of welcome. Which viii h. replied tn b,
" VI Malone president 0i The state
league and sccrctir, ~ the Nnin Huild.
INK and Loan association
rnpcrs to be- rcld are "HuildIng and
Loan tstocibtinn us Town Huill,r. Geo
Mrkinniss. secretary nf The Fidelity
Building aud Loan association ot shaw
ucr. Il II important to build reserve"
charles Scriry secretary nf the Em-
ployrs building ana Loan association NJ
Guthrie. How 20 Avoid Delinquent In
icresi J T. Shin1u"rgcr. f"rf"'nrv of
ihc Nc lrairN building and Loan Os.o-
citation iiesurfrUf'ug UuldinE md
Loan association a. = Scl,iiEr. see.
rrtpty o' the rrop' building and l.nln
isso, .ntiur of ,rdmofc. Delinquent
lonns aud Their care Jav n Mullen.
secretary oi the Home saving. md t.uan
association ~ ipftlcNili,
The session viii continue throughout
the day. and after question huN which
viii be conducted hy \ Scott. state
building and loan Inspector. m the after
noon. the building ,nd loan men viii h.
taken for an automobile rid. over tho
city They VIII then attend the baseball
guut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13
Thousands Inspect
u. S. Naval Vessels

BOSTON May o. The chuI,lown
Na'y Ward m Nhcn forty vessels Of
VAR are ossemblN We. visited hy thoas
aids of persons SATURDAY IN connection
with na,' dN program arranged b,
the Massachusetts, auxiliary NJ ihr Nov
Relief sop.ct,
\mons rhr principal demonstrations ui
naval preparedness Vrr, ur mu,u,rr.
OF ih" L.l ,utNti,r " ihr uiDsf
Npc uf uhmlruo. boo 10, United state.
mv, mud nh, buuptnl uf r. torpedo D.,
lhc destroyer OUucu The ngbt.ur .nn
ranging from sutm"tsihlc tu me .ifuUd
u1uEhis vrw dressed Tor the occasion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13
FIGHT DESPERATE
NEAR D0UAUM0NT
Violent BOmbardment OF the
French Positions Meet
RepuISe.

IOSpON Nul ~ The pouumont
rrfion on the Nyiuu front. whore m"
Germans 'nr more than two months past
have been held fairly close To- thr line
ui their original advance In the Fohru-
ury drive. DO again the scene of dcsprr
roo. frhtug
Violent pm'lfdmrn' uf French posi-.
run. 900 hli sector luip, wa followed
lN strong attacks IN which rerufdinr Ca
mo Afternoon bulletin from Paris the
G'rW,u suffered hrry, l.s.y. and failed
iu glu 1u rruyud
The fDrul.r uf might attack b, h,
French .ruthVrsi OF Dead Man Uill
uu the N,riuu front Ia reported IN Sat.
Hrity official statement %, the war NJ.
n,. Attempts h tn. ltrrrh tp pd-
vance into tn, NEu.uYri and NaHuCulri
Nuui- llso v,f, 'utl's 90, statement
.t.U
N,ros. thn W.u., northwest NJ Nrr
iur mo uuWn ,r.grt,r. rrs report
.t i.' 'h. ufIN'r d. I.uE l,H' hurt
Vienna '.N. f'uHr'. continually m.
.IrI.'us activity 100 iHn .i.nii, of iU,
\uIH'r.Hu tm'f... triangle ur fNc Eus.
srn 'uui without I.,I...r .f--,,la nor
have th,r. n',u iunurtU shifts r o.,
'r. along 'HU NIHfro. ltl'lu 'ronk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13

air.I.i us thHi m cas-, nf sickness. f,.
sui 'W M lH.rva ttp.ndahi, HOUSE.
hold prescription. ThraU medicines az
pui up mf f1i. b, druggists haze n,Nrt
been recommended be- vutv-aiis but
only as fuu.uuf remedies for certain
lHIuWHn AMI easily recognized diseases
iHi iI.a, medicines been adnriyi 10 sil
,'IssUf HHd furms ~ rhtanir diseases
thrf, WOULD h4N, been nn neressIi, fut
vrfNIfinG "a competent staff ri expert
rhh sI.iHua Hui surgeons. tr act iu the
treatment W iIfi "u'f uhsruff and rrri.
yli.H'.N cases .i ,hron.t dlssaFss as o.
lN.f.. maintains In pie iHtahis lUftl
lrN tHfr.rHl Institute ~ hi. home
f.u.HI.a nI. u.nat vid.h kuHen Hfl his
lnNUTir Prescription f,f uuwsrN
.fnUhlia trI Hun iuNu conditions ur
.uIitf iH fN. unmsut att. hfe Uuitfr
M.iI.ll Discovery iir greatest uf all
hvfb1i stat,w tuuirs and ,itautaft ipf
siru1arh Utvf and hlHni disutdsfs r..
vel NE his Pleasant Pellets" the tirN.
toni, la,sivcs overcoming constipation
aud cleansing thr system " prisrns
aud acyuinulauOns In the bywtl. -AA,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13
HOT WATER AND "ANURIC"
BEFORE MEAlS-AND HEALTH

Nl r,oW, 'r Nm,uUs and especially
ihuf' vhu afr rHFi wiidl. HE, Hiv mon,
ip at 'u' nu.H w'Ni and n yunst
pusis., dtpusIt IWr.Hti iu tI,r atiyts
irs NvNa and Joints Thpt often suffer
tom tWlrrfs ~ fN'uWHNaW uf iumharu
fnn''im,s ffrn ruui swollen hands of
frHf such rfrr.r Hff nUi always ahiy tu
tssfra .HffI,I.uiN iu iNr uHiiunr hit
w HHnk unuush u1fv water in uuirf iu
HtHf freely aud rs.ftiy imUufni,a
through iir stIu nf iFtup bee ,Hn.
hu,iri .tr.riw.ria and fhuruuHfi, i,r.
"a ufi. t.'t solvent Hi Ms iNvalida
Hotel t'i Sifri.'i iusi'ui. vh|th hv be-
convinced ia NHu, fIW.. Wrft rHtrf
tHar NihH iNa HY Utni,d Anufi." n
.au b. NHU si siuH.f HN Itug siur. h
.NUflf .hHf Gov Nf I.rIi AnHfi. fuI
titHsta uf hHtt..H, t un overcome
.uti conditions H. f'.umatisrt Hura.II
sesilinls .lid ,tiftwitIta. fUaldint ana
hnfuina ufins sri sIrfpl, ,sanrsf dur io
runsiant need w eHiiiru uui uf h,d si
matt
u1if rtsnimrifsfs have todd uut moth
etc aud VT mViheis have In turn lh'