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rmnortant Conference.

JASSY. Eumania. Saturday. April a.
via London. April IS. 6:ll p. ma. D.
Guchkcff. Russian minister Of war. ar
rived here today. He was received By
Generals Sakharoff and L"tchttzky. and
other Russian officers on tho Rumaniar
trent. by Tho French military mission
Premier Bratiano Of Rumania and the
Rumanian -chirf.
4 council of tho army commands was
immediately held. the Russian war min
lister presiding. He held other councils
and was given an audience by King
Ferdinand before his departure for Rus
sin
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ENGLAND TO RECEIVE
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may be- offered without undue loss Of
time.
The French ambassador called upon
Secretary MCAdOo later in the day
and Speni more than an hour discuss
Ing The terms Of the bond issue and
The Immediate needs OF the French
government.
On behalf OF Great Britain, it is
irXptcIrd. Lrrd Cunliffr will place be-.
fore Secretary MrAdO0 details az 10
her most pressing financial problems.
In reaching the decision 10 make
the FIRST loan 10 Great britain. 0ti-
cials have been influenced by the
knowledge that Great Britain. as
banker for The allies prior 10 Amer
ica'S entrance into the war. has met
the heaviest financial strain imposed
upon any of the entente governments
In making Ihr loan, the United
States will accept British b0dS bear
ing 81, per cent interest as security.
These bonds will b. Deposited in The
treasury here and IN" interest pay
mrntS made upon them N Il rale
considerably lower Than that which
Great Britain has had 10 pay for re-
cent borrowings, will balance the pay
mrnrs made by the United States 10
,hn!drrS of The American bonds.
\ similar course will he followed iE
making loans Ia other allied nations.
Farrugut Enlists.
MOBILE. Ala. April 23.-Wallarc
l.c"ncc E'arragut. great grandson "t Nd
miral F;,rraEut. was among the five r"-
rruttS accepted to-day for Seryir" III thn
United States navy Mr.. FarraEut's
HON" is ut Last Side. Mississippi.
Maine Ronds oversubsorihed
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Hhnanl pn RAll

NEW YORK. April @2.---.tn American
steamship WAS chased for ltv" miles by
tho German sea raider S"radl"r OF III"
coast nf Brazil, IN April IL. according iC'
the captain "f III" vessel which reached
this mort today The Srradlcr. previous
" reported by tn" victims of her raids
ON their arrival At III" JnnCiro. was
formerly the American bark Pass of
I;almaha. int" which tho Germans had
rttrd gasoline motors.
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mills. The increase will be in NJ"
case less than five per cent" 1t was
stated. the lowest paid operatives re.
ceivns the principal benefits. The
will 80 into effect next
Monday. This is the third increase
made in fifteen months. Approx
mately twenty per cent has been
added 10 ire wages of wooden work
org Sinfn IanllarX | 1915.
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Today by chairman iulhcrson al Inc
senate judiciary committee and referred
TO il. for action.
Th" shipping board would b" "mpow-
cred Ia sharIcr l"aS" or ":"rHir Sucn
ships either in thu srrNir" Of IN" nitcd
Statues or IN commerce. lrop"rt! rights
in tn" vessels would be- determined after
/ I,,
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MILLIONS OF SKINS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. ApriI e3.--Alore than
!. 3IU. 400 muskrat skins were placed on
sale III H." international fur auction
here today.
The top price Mt the morning session
was seventy cents II skin--l0 cents high
or than tho price paid for similar
quantity at. the January sale. The aver
age price paid this morning was "a to
Is cents.
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Three Washburues Enlist.

(IICAtiU, Npril "%.--Thrcr SONS ~
former Mayor. IF Chicago. Hampstead
Washhurnr. and grandson Of Elthu IS.
Washhurn,. sc"rctrry of stat" in l'rrsl'
dent Grants !irSt cabinet and minister
t. Franco in 1871, have joined TN" rulorS
sir. Wnshnurn". who was chief "N"cu-
tiv. IF Chicago twenty-five" years ago
said ne was 'tiri;lcd Ia death.
Clark WaShhurn", tn" eldest. - years
old has Joined the Radi" Service: era
lint, - years old. is member of ih"
First Illinois Field Artillery aud H"mP-
stead. Jr. the youngest Of the three. has
enter. Il IN nd"...
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Schwab's OFFER.

WASHINGTnN. April -. - tharlrS NJ
Srhwah to-day offered Ia th" govern
mrni the services Of the E"thlrhr M
plant in amy way during tn" war. Tho
nrf"r WAS made IL Secretary Daniels. on
whom MIR Srhwah called and expressed
Il desire 10 cooperate with the govern
mcnt in every way.
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An Ohio Suggestion.

rOLl'MRl'S. Ohio. AprlI Z3.--T" pro
v-nI tightening al money and higher in
irr.st rates. stat" bank Superintendent
Berg has proposed L" Secretary of The
Treasury Nc Ndur and members of tn"
ohio congressional delegation that the
government r"-d"puSit with III" N"u ohio
stat and prIvat" MIrks and trust COM
panirs all funds which may b" taken out
nf these institutions fni III" Dur"haS"
uf mart of Ihr seven billion dollar hnnd
iSSri" authorized hy Congress.
lie pointed nul that The taking "ut at
circulation nf III. mnmy would rhUS" Il
shortage that would result in interest
rates being boosted
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machines and drove down II Third out
# control.
Resides those destroyed in the AIR
iigttluu ON" German aIrplHnr Was shut
down by anti-aircruEt guns. In Addi-
ton seven iiermau kite hhll"ons were
destroyed yesterday. Seven OF our ma
ChIn,S HrE missing.
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Draft In Mi chiPan.

LANSING. Mich. AprN .3.---Tl b.
came generally known to-day That ih"
Culver military hill which passed vlh"
stat. legislature last w""k confirmed a
provision which nuth"rz"s the governor
to draft mon for tn" Michigan national
guard when sufficient volunteers. cannot
h.. obtained, TIN" bill was passed dur
ing the closing hmUrS Of the legislature
and has hcnn signed hy Governor
Sleeper.
Military authnrIti"S declared thai tho
law is but IL rr-"nacImrnt nf Il law
which WAS on tn" Michigan statute
books in 1861 and 1875. It was stated
in uth"r circles however. that only a
few II IN" lcgiSlat"rs knew that the
Culver bill contained this provision.
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The German Report.

BERLIN. via London. April ~. l4:ih
p. NTH" new British offensive "n the
ArraS front WAS rcpulSed to-day Win
heavy casualties IT, the attackers. &C
CurdluE to the evening official comInu-
ncation ISSUED ny the WIZ office The
communication says:
ON the battlefield Of ArraS to-day the
new English assault broke down with
very heavy riIrnIS losses.
"un the AISn" and in champagne.
there HAY" hccn strong tht!llcry duclS
~ Intervals.
BERLIN, April - VIA London -"
H. m.-"RrI w'."u l.OUS AMI ihc ArrhS-
tamhrai railway artillery firing CON
tlnurd sunday" says tn" official state
m"nt iSSI"d today 10y Ihr German army
headquarters. Northwest of Lsns
English thrUSimr troops penetrated
our first linz trenches m Il width Of Hhh
yards. tat were driven back by ronn-
ter attack. III" IRE remained strong
during The night. Early This morning
after lrumfirc infantry fighting recon-
m"nr,d III - wide, front.
Along III" river AiSne." the German
statement continues. thu artillery fire
Increased in viulrnCe from the after
moon onward The. Germans set fire Ia
eleven enemy balloons and brought
down eleven alrplancs on the western
front.
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HunFarIans ~. Italians.

STAl' NEON. Va. NWrll -G.--IEl"IlnE
between luurariau and Italian lnhnr"rS
at the lumber mills and railroad con.
Slructimn camps 1T n""rficld. small
town near here today. Look u COMPANY
uf SLATE guardsmrn. d"putI"d as stat"
officers To IN" scene.
Reports 10 ihr authorities here shiH
III" rioters We're destroying much prop
rriy. NJ mention WAS mad" Of casual
Hos.
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THRILLING STORY
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frCnt there were no more dug outs ID
serve as shelters. and the Germans
had to stand and fight. with the result
that their casualties were higher and
prisoners fewer in those sections OF
tho line
The British Advance
The British advanced in nearly
every instance from mere hat
trenches. where they had been lying
for the past week awaiting the bring
ing up Of artillery. and Tho order 70
advance. The Germans opposite lhcm
had been digging at every possible op-
portunitv, but they. TOO. were unable
to make more than sections OF an uu-
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Pledged Their Support.

WASllINGTuN. April 49,. - .Nr"h'
h,shup ireland. "t -. Paul and Eish"r
NIri;nlrick. Of Duluth, called on Scrrc-
rary Baker today and pledged their CO.
, !" raiinn 10 furnish thr now army win
E, hapIains Tomorrow Archbishop Ire
land has IN engagements nth Pr"sldcnt
M.ilSnn
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Into IL s. SerYice.

WtSIIINGTON. April .::.--'rhr first
regiment Of infantry AMI Battery y. or
field artillery. Now MrNi"o national
guard. to-day were ordered into III" fed.
rri,l S"rNir" for PURPOSES of lp'iI"r pro-
IrCtiOn.
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SMALL Investment Did established cigar i-ctory and
srlal stand any other business be added. Best
lo.atinn IN adjoining city. Address retailer. cafe
Iu,rJli-rucer ap.a0.k
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AmeNcAns Escaped.

WASHINGTON. April .3.--SinkInS Of
an unarmrd allied freight steamer hy
ii German submarine and tn" narrow ">-
cape Of six American citizens was to-
day reported Ia tn state department.
One lif"brul from tn" steamer contain
ing ten men. one m American. has lot
been accounted for.
rho sinking occurred April III after
the Subnlurir" had fired II warning shot
across the huw "I the vessel and II mai
stopped Immediately. Neither gun nor
wireless was carried hy the steamer.
The ships crew took /" the boats IN
seven minutes under shrapnrl tirr. an
with the shells bursting near them MS
they pulled away from tn" sinking SNIP
According to official reports. The sub
marine neither Signall"d nor hailed The
vessel nor offered assistance T." tn" sur
riSurS At any time.
The masters hna! contained fifteen
persons, later rescued Icy another
frcightcr on tho 2ulh. after four lays
1T SEA. two Of which w"r" dangerously
stormy. The boat contained SIX Amcrl-
cans all ur whom were saved.
The mates boat. which contained irn
men. is still missing. one the men IS
j. w. Bates. of Tampa. Fla.
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TOr aDiracy Alleged.

DETROIT. Apri4 23..-Th" i'G'rtI
grand jury today BEGAN an investigation
nf tn. alleged activities Of .\l"hrt kalt-
schmidt. al I"'lr"it. wh" recently wa J
arrested at Marine city by agents -
The ,lrpartin"ni al justice. II" is chHrG-
ed with having cuuSpIrrd IL sci on iUml
Il military expedition against tanada.
('anu,iian aui hurIlrr$ HAY" b""u sock
ing Tho rXtradilinH ur kaliSchmlril /"
answer charge "i conspiracy. ThcH
allnEe that M VA: connected with Il
ulu, to destroy n" Windsor ont.
armOry.
KaltS, hmiht. who i 4 wrll'r-h" bus
mess man is in Jail hero.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE horses 5 wagons. Sets harness. w.
s. Laundry. Beaire. 0hn. ap-2il
FOR SALE-Fou! head Ot horses. great bargain.
For full particulars call National CO Coerain, or
write l.. l.. Mercer. H. X. l. st. Clarsrtle. O.
ap-23.I
FOR SALE-lcr box i7x63r25h. John +. Srbur.
llH7i. MrC'olhs'l sttret. aE.2I-m
FOR SALE have Inolr1Ies. II rented the
other is furnished cost S.SO0. Will take sl.lUU.
Gas water It cellars. Inquire WIN. ioung. Jcru-
salem Ohio sp-20-J
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POULTRY

THOHOUsHBRED Barred Rock EGss frun winter
layers sljO per IL: $500 hundred. Sulwell Farm
Rayand Ohio Ap-ll-3Ut
FOR S1LE-EsSs for natcnlnS. 10 cents eacn.
White leshorn. Prize Buff OrpnEton- Three Bun
cockerels $500 each. Sunny Knoll Farm. Nat phone
Wiz. a3nG-Y. mr-50
RHODE ISLAND Red Buff LeShurn escs and stock
for SALE Ii. D. urmmRuu. Wheeling. W. Va. r. =
mr-l2-i2-t
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no Taka Ouer Shir,1.

Washington. April GA bill 10 auth
orizc tho president To confer title and
possession OF The seized German and
Austrian merchant ships was introduced
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ADVANCE IN WAGES.

BOSTON. April 23.-The American
Wooden company today announced an
advance in wages effective In all its
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSI-Isunch OF keys. reward for return to George
Irbruslriu aO1I Main street. ap-2l.J
LOST-DiaInond stud in nccktie Blown from VIM
dow Of Windsor Hotel kindly return 10 clerk and
rrrr,ye reward sp.2l-I
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New Regulation.

CHICAGO. April 23.-PasS"ngrrs may
II" longer ride On railroad car platforms
while crossing bridges. This r"l" was
put into effect hy railroads NIL over IN"
cohnlry today. and ii applies i" the
rear PLATFORM of observation cars. az
we'll AS 10 other coaches. TIL" rhI"i
reason for lii" rule is that TN" r'dt :
forms Offer A vantage ground for bomb
throwing.
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Russian STATEMENT.

PETROGRAD. via London. April ga
4 supplementary statement ISSUED TO-
night from Russian headquarters said:
"On the Rumunian front by success
full counter attacks we drnv" the enemy
out of the advanced posts h. had occu-
pied and rcestabltshed our first lines.
In the region of Cotalung, northwest OF
Braila. our heavy artillery successfully
hombarded an enemy battalion. On the
rest Of the front there was the uSua!
firing and "Reminiscences.
-Persia: Ptrs!ans and kurds demol-
ished tGTgraphs and telephones in the
rear Of our troops
PETROGRAD. April %. via London,
:Q5 y. m.-The Germans on the north
crn part OF the Russian front have been
firing glass bullets from their rifles at
the Russian lines. says todAy's war office
announcement. The statement reports
exceptionally had weather both in tho
Carpathians and on the Rumanan front.
whore billiards., have prevailed In the
mountains and rain In the valleys.
Hostile activities by Kurds against
the Russians in Persia are increasing
according To the announcement. The
statement reads
Western front: There have been rifle
firing and accommodating operations. In
the region Of the river Asa the Germans
fired glass bullets. In the Carpathians
there are billiards.
Ruflanian front: RlIle nrlnE ana
scouting operations are reported. Dur
ing the last few days. Il BLIZZARD has pre-
vailed in the mountains while heavy
rains arr falling in the valleys. The
rivers have risen considerably anE over
fCwed their banks.
Caucasus <Snnt: Hostile activity to-
wards our military on the part OF the
kurds has increased in Persia. On April
Is. at Cher;,han. - vcrsts southeast OF
klzilRabat. Arabs fall upon our squad
ron escortinG an English military agent.
The squadron forced q passag" TO RAJ
kuha. On the remainder of the front
there have been rifle firing and scouting.
with aerial activity.
In the region OF Lake Miadzel our
artillery brought down German air
plane. Cheney alrplanes threw bombs
on TuretZ
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Earrnrnt EnliHts.
Maine Bonds oversubscribed.

AUGUSTA. Mninr. April o3.-Nain:'s
first issue Of war loan bonds has necn
"V"rSilhsCrih"d Ivy more than $l.lhn.n00.
Nn"ks for half the million dollars All
thUri2cd by The legislature were opened
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today and subscriptions t"talllnE ST.
~ .uu0 were received. The bonds are
exempt from taxation III four per c'ni'
and will h." dated May !. l9lt, ana our
May lu3T
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOE SALE-To a prospective buyer Of Maxwell
touring car. Private family has new car that
ha, only been run weeks. Reason for selling:
must have smaller car Tor business u'e. Call
te76-8 National. ap-20-I
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SELL ME- YOUR
I'll 7 ! / D NJ {
FOR CASH !

You probably want Ia build In the
suburbs and need spot money To swing
the deal. I'll help you. Call or write
mo today.
ALLEN TURNER
Bell phone 1885. 1920 Market street.
Wheeling, ". Va. National 165-Y.
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Tha Hrittah Hhnnrk

LONDON. April %. 9:35 p. m.--Reu-
!er's correspondent at British headqIIar-
ters In France. describing the new Brit
tSh advance says:
We are not now up against q set
pace to reform the regular trench sys-
tenn. but arc dealing with merablc
defense patches in the shape of machine
gun fortunes. Of little redOubts and short
trarcrSeS and SapS running In various
directions. Nowhere is there any regu-
lar tracing Of trench works to barrage
For the present it must he 4 business
or clearing out the widely burrowed enc
my. which is being done with the least
costly tactics by pounding every acre
Of tho honeycombed ground rather than
BY attempting to rush pous in direct in
fantry attacks.
Il hear that many tanks have been
In action and have given fine account
OF themselves.
The weather Is all IN our favor and
our airmen are busy. 1t is too soon yet
to get definite details of the cXtcnsiv.
OPERATIONS. However We have taken
losses on the enemy.
While we got ON well in places. We
have not done quite go well in other
places. That is all that can he said for
the moment"
LONDON. April ~. ll:aI y. m.--The
official report from British hcadpuar-
ters in FRANCE tonight reads:
Ihcre was ncaTS and continuous
lighting throughout the day On both
banks of the $carpe. and important
enemy position were Eaiurd by our
troops. y marked Feature OF the day
operations WAS The frcqur+lt ,viulSnt
enemy counter attacks. in which he sui
fered heavy losses.
We captured the village of tiavrnllc
and the enemy offences for two and Il
half miles 10 the south If the villI..
an far as EoueX cemetery.
"On the right bank nf tn" Scnrpr urr
troops fought their way forward "u Il
wide front south and Yves! mf Mnnch.-
Lc-PreuN. and captured Gucmapp"
The number of prisoners taken mas
not yet been uSccria in"d hut is know,
TO exceed considerably lU0m.
We also mad" progress southwest rf
Lens in the ncighborhuod "f the So /
chez river.
There was great activity in the mir
yesterday. in which our aircraft We're
entirely successful. In the air tirhl iu.;
six German Hirplancs. hrnurh, DOWN
crashed. Fifteen others were driven
down out of c"n!rnl In "n' "nSar.,-
ment II hOSrii" formation of eight ma;
chimes was attacked hy wv" nj rur mir
planes. which brought down two hostile
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FurnsIred rooms for sleeping and Light
housekeeping. mi. Main ST. ap-20-l
FOR RGNT-M0OERN STORE ROOF AND
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL LocA.
TON. APPLY BROWNE Bros. 1870
MARKET STREET. aplJ-30t
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WANTED--To Buy.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

W6NTED-One good " double work harness.
Address Harness. caIc fnclliGencer. aD-2S-
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WANTED-Male Help

wANrEp-Goop STRONG BOY TO
LEARN PRINTING TRADE. APPLY
TO FOREMAN INTELLIGENCER, 9TH
FLOOR.
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PERSONAL

I'm GOING To the modern shoe repairing shcp. sc
IIih 81, r. A. t"Illsmo Prop. That is the hes:
place 10 have my shoes repaired. They are experts.
ap-24-t
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WANTED-Dtaftsman: experienced In open hearth
and rolling mill WUik. For small office located III
vicinity OF Wheeling. Give age. experience. salary
wanted and whcn available for work. Address En-.
;r:rt. CaI- lurlliscncct ap-2i-h
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al Il (
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-03-08
MOTHER
HAPPY;
SEE GREAT
CHANGE
They're Surprired and
Delighted at My
C~heerfulness, Since
Taking Tanlac,"
Mrs. Simmons
Asserts

S"dalia, Mo-. March It'll, 1917,
Mother, why don't You sing
around the house like you uSc
t.? the children used to ask me-
Mrs. Anna Simmons, of 4O5
North Hurley Street, this city,
said ON January 30.
They noticed that | WASH,
feeling we'll wasn't myself,
guess she continued. It" know
that | c%eatalnIy did not feel like
singing. l.waS nervous all Til.
time and my stomach was ont of
shape. Indigestion caused me
to he constipated almost cOntin.
ually and | constantly mad that
nervous draggy feeling that SO
many women suffer from. My
blood was in such bad condition
that the least scratch wouldn't
heal and would just become II
running sore. My appetite was
poor and couldn't sleep Il,
night. | dent know how to ex.
press myself best, but the least
| can say is that l. simply felt
miserable all the time. ! had
come to believe that I'd never be
any better.
Mrs. Spratley, a neighber,,
begged, me to try Tanlac and she
was, so sure it would help me
that ! bought a bottle Of the
medicine. I've just finished the
second bottle now and I'm an
entirely different woman. I feel
hungry all the time now and can
eat anything | care for and rel
ish it,. I'm cheerful and ener.
getic now and much to the sur.
prise of my children | sing at
my work again. My blood has
been purified and the color has
returned to my cheeks. I feel
so we'll and cheerful that it's Just
like starting life over again. I'm
proud to allow the use of my
name if it will help other PEG.
pie"
Tainlac is now being specially
introduced and explained in
Mansfield at the Fuson Drug Co.
store. advertisement.
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Lead Hill
Last weeks items.

Last weeks lte0lS.
Most all the farmers are pillow.
ing and sowing oats and some
have put out garden.
The singing school at Lead
Hill was out Thursday night.
Charley Rrentlinger will sing ev.
cry 18th Sunday.
James Odel and wife of Bryant
and Sam Goss and wife visited
at Joe Goss' Sunday. in the af.
tarnoon they had singing as they
were all good singers.
II. N. Goss of Anthony. Hans,
was here last week. He took his
niece, Miss Sadie GoSs, home
with him to keep house for him
and the children this summer.
Miss Clara GOss died last
Wednesday, Feb. 81, the cause of
death was tuberculosis. She
leaves mother, two brothers
and two sisters. besides a host of
relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. She was l6 years old
Her father and three brothers
and one sister have gone on be.
fore; the last four OF. them have
past away in the last three years
with tuberculosis.
Sunday School at Lead Hill at
10 a. N. every Sunday. Singing
every Saturday evening and ey.
cry 4th Sunday after Sunday
School. Preaching every LIST, I'd
and Sd Sundays. LIZA JANE