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LOST; AND FOUND

LoST-Cameo brooch with gold mounting. Monday
noon. between HGs!dels Grocery and Y. W. c. 4.
Reward II returned 10 IntelliKencer office. mr-I3-i
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day. according To statement lsSucu
tonight. Mr.. rsSvercauN said the crest
Stages in tn. cincinnati district con'h
not 10 determined until the rain whic:l
is falling tonight. has ceased. ne
u :. foot an hni;f.
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ja-1J-60t

ing Commercial association has worked
in sending out warnings TO the various
establishments IS unrqualled. Thcir re.
ports have been accurate and no Wild
predictions nave emanatcd from the OF
trcs at any time. The food bureau is
in charge of Captain Henry SCHUYLER.
formerly Of the Wheeling wharf boat,
and from his experience IN floods on the
Ohio. reliable information has been Sc
cured regarding tho stage.
Traffic Is Suspended.
The Wheeling Traction company street
cars at the l3cnwoa subway, near tho
Riverside mill of the National Tube
company were forced TO discontinue
trips at 10 O'clock last night, when a
stag" of 81 feet i inches was reached.
Traffic between this city and Mounds
Vile was not discontinued however. pas
Scngers only experiencing the discom-
fcrt of transferring. At no other point
Will traffic DE affected, it was announced
last night 1T the offices Of the company.
except ri Wugncr's. just south of West
thrtyrive feet will force transfer Of
passengers. Other points arc high and
Il stage Of 80 feet is all that would have
any effect OH travel.
On the Railroads.
Traffic on the Ohio river division OF
tho Ehltiurc Il Ohio river railroad will
not be disturbed. il WAS said last night.
With u Stage Of 36 feet. the Wheeling
flood stage. u portion Of The tracks be-
low This city would be inundated. High
water several feet higher than the pres
"nt stage Is required 10 affect the PENN
Sylvania railroad Pan handle division.
Three mills + the Whitakcr-tilessner
plant III the East Ed were suspended
last night at 9 o'clock on account Of the
high water. Eleven mills are being kept
III operation by s;pnnnng the fly wheel
pits of two remaining engines These
latter are protected By flood gates. The
crest OF the river nj IS feet will mot
cause tn" total cessation OF the plant
il is thought.
Low places on the Island are under a
few feet OF water. and in several in
stances easements of residences along
the shores are flooded. Some portions
%! the fair grounds are inundated.
The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad
at Glrn's Fun, norSh Of Martins Ferry.
will be forced to suspend should the
stage exceed the expected 81 feet.
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cRoY-ou Sunday. March II. 1917 1t lo:io O'Clock
J. T. ~ at the hds OF rer parents. Hr. and Mr..
Frederick SchauhcSio. IS JhIuy-frst stres,. MRS.
LOUISA c. CROS; widow OF the late Iaeoo Cro:.
in the 18th year Y her age.
Funeral service. Wednesday afternoon ct two etloe"
Friends Of tho ikniIr invited TO N:snl. :2tei-
ment renusu. cttfstsry. Special car In waiting At
rorner Of Thirty SrSt and Jacob streets 70 CONVEY
trends 10 ths ccr,ctcry.
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HEAVY DAMAGE
Continued from First Pagc.)

len days will be required before lraf-
fic can be resumed. Elk, river re-
coded yesterday but heavy rains to-
day has caused it. 10 rise/Hgain.
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WANTED Female Help

WANTED-Bright founx woman assistant In office
with knowle'Te Of stenoErrphy preferred Ad-
,lress a. 1nftliyencer mr-l4I
WAHTEo-GirI FIR general house WORK. one who
M.ows how "a cork. No washing. Apply ]. Front.
llU9 Main street mr-l4-
WAhTED-Girl 10. general Homework, family Of
three good HON. for right person. Bell phopt
ssa-M. Martins Fcpy. Apply At once. :ur-l3I
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The JQnitor'S story

Edward r;ow.iy. janiior at III" Virginia
fats, TESTIFIED al hearing shouting IN
front Of the Virginia flats on IN" night
nr p"ccmhrr =. -Four gun reports n"-
CURED i'm quick rarid succession. Going
out 10 The pavement. he said, lie found
two mon on the walk. one lying on his
face. the other partially sitting at his
feet. Cloudy said he picked up n gun
and went into the house 70 call the
police.
Il turned over I'll" body Of the man
they called Ritz" he said; The other one
was sent TO the hospital.
When Nulte WAS pointed out TO Cloudy:
tho witness said he looked like ono Of
tn" men. The revolver and shells found
by fioUdy were identified by the VIII
nnSS.
Tho gun. Cloudy said. was picked up
close 10 the right hand Of the man who
was still living.
On cross-rXamination. Goudy said that
the man sitting UP was UNCONSCIOUS
There was no blood.
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Prapare For Strike.

BOSTON, March l2.--Drders to pro-
pare at once for strike Of employees on
New England railroads at midnight on
Monday, March - or early Tuesday
morning. were received by local leaders
Of the four brothcrhoods Of railroad en-
plnycS today. Provision WAS added that
the orders were contingent on refusal
of the railroad managers t" grant the
demands OF tho brotherhoods. meantime.
The strike order which WAS suspended
last September when President Wilson
signed the Adamson hill will govern the
situation If Il walk-out becomes effective,
il WAS said. Final instructions on It's
application and on Developments in the
present situation. will he issued at ~
meeting Of Boston and Maine employees
to be held here next MONDAY.
W. G.. Ice. grand president nf the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmcn, ord
cred his representatives In this city TO
convene their entire committee on Mon
day March 10. Tho several commit
tees of Boston and Maine employees will
meet and act jointly in any measure de-
cidcd upon, il was stated
Commuters Of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford and tho Roston ami
Albany roads also are expected 10 meet
in other cities.
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DuRN--At tho Ohs, Valley General hospital. Non
day. March 18th. s.al7. at 900 O'Clock D. rn MISS
ELLA Dunn.
Funeral serrires vii b- held n The Mendel Com
pany Chapel l2lc thaplinc street. "wednesday nner-
noon Z O'Clock l.Friends arc respectfully invited
TO attend Interrsent ut. Wood cemetery.
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Policeman Testtaes,

Police Patrolnnu Emil Duepke told n
going from the Wheeling Traction wait
ing room to the scene of tho $ hoottnG
and of finding two men lying on the side
walk
Il turned Motto over and found he was
living. l took him III an automobile to
The hospital"
Tho other man. he said. was dead.
Officer pucpkc told of receiving Il ra-
volvcr from Edward Cloudy and OF turn
ing it oyer tn Ruundsman Henry Walker
ar the hospital.
RoundSman Henry Walker told OF ar
irving at the scene OF tho shooting whom
lack Nolte was being placed in an nuto-
mobile 10 go To tho hospital. The body
Of Ritz was lying there. Detective Dave
CIeary picked UP Ritz's right hand and
RITZ had 4 cigar in the fingers Of that
hand. he said.
Officer Walker said he went to the
hospital with Nolte.
II saw the gun afterward. Officer
Ducple had il. He gave the gun to me.
That looks like tho same gun the Of
ttcer said when shown the gun with
which Nolte is alleged 10 have done the
shooting.
On crosS-cHamination. Officer Walker
said that he did not see any ladies when
h" arrived ut the scene of the killing
Mr.. Walker was positive that Eitz's
cigar was in his right hand.
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POULTRY

THoROUGHBREp,Bsr.d Book Cockerels $500 and
$500, Eggs $l.:D setting. SulEcll farm. Rayland.
Ohio. -. mr-S-"u
FOR SALE-EGgs Var Matching. g. e Rhode Island
Reds Parks bre, lay Barred Hoclo- Blue An
dalusian Columbian wyandos $3.50 per Is. Henry
Laue tIS Erie St :; Natl phone 1s56-M. mr-le-S0t
RHODE ISLAND jed Buff LeShorn esq, and stock
for sale. H. B. gemmlnn. Wheeling. W. Va. R. ::
mr-l2>4a-t
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Eastern Chair7nen Meet.

Nt.W NOEN, Nnrch IT.--II WHS aH-
nounccd tonight TINT thor" w!ll Dc Il
mca,inc here tomorrow If eighty broth
erhood chairmen on eastern lines thnt
will BE- attended by tn" chScfs Of The
four organizations. All phases "f the
situation will D" discussed II was SAID.
Hale Holden, president "t ~" MA
go, Burlington & Quincy railroad. who
was chairman Of 7he commiitc" Of
eight railroad presidents that conferred
with President Wilson during he crisis
last fall WAS in the city today. hhi as
serted his visit had no connection with
the present Si.raliun. Th" raiIroHd
presidents. he added. w"r" not taxing
part in The controversy At this time.
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FOR RENT

FOR REHT-co ENER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS! -FoRnERLY LoGAk's CORNER
500. ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. IN
HAWLEY BULLDOG.
JAHEs L. HAwtEJ.
I06srti MAIN STREET.
. :
FOR RENT-3rd 6tor Apartment. rooms and hath.
cath and ChaplIne sts. Inquire Twins drug ssorA
~ imr.la-i
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Helh Confnrence

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March i"--R"pr"-
s"ntarivnS of the four hrolhrrh""dS on
ne southwestern railways Ccnt"rinE IN
st. Louis. held 81 four hour conference
here today with national officers OF the
brOthe rhnndS and at The end Of the con-
ference refused to giyh our ;ey inturma
ton as to what had been do 'uSScd.
The business that brought The labor
representatives TO 81, ,.ouls was COM
rlclcd, II was stated. and another meet
ing would not he held.
Before the meeting began. IL was stat
cd that the ronfrrccS would consider
certain propositions that had been pre-
scented by their LEADERS,. lust what rcla-
lions these propositions had 10 II pos
Siblr railway strike was not learned.
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ID I E D.

KaAFI-On TueS+:.J. March Is. 1917. at lis"
o.cIrk D. m. r., his late home. No % Maple
arcnus. wuodlals,. SAMUEL KRAFT. in his
18th year. K
Funeral notice herstItss. :
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The Roads Position.

NEW YORK; March l3.--E.N"n should
rb". railroads T." thrrat"nrd 10y the four
hrnthnrhGudS ur irainmcn with Il ma
Ii"n-wii" 'Sirl',' i; tn" r"ui"T"n'" I" ne
held hrrr Thursday with The railroad
managers. their $iau,! Viii he. II was
learned hrr" tn-day. that Ihrr" cannot
lac nj this lime au.. compromises on the
question uf the eight hour WORKING day
This position will l." based ON III" con-
trutiuu. II WAS stated autI"ritI'lf"lF,
THAT tn" railroads entered mi" Il Stli'll-
l,tf ion With The government IT, do moth
ing Ia alter tn. status quo pcndlnE Il
decision by the supreme court on the
AdamSnu law.
\ railroad representative" said thA' me
managers were convinced that the man
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Visit
PADE: n cit !.
Wait. tor announcement.
i'm" required -: tin" flow Of blood TO


Thr IoSIImNmN n DR.. .. ". 4 iI'TT
dealt with the disclosures a. tn" autopsy
and WAS in substance" :, repetition OF The
testimony or Or. Flaut and DR.. BlppuS'
Th" victim Of such Il Wnund aS thai ~
Ih,. heart Of L." RITZ lc said. would
r"ndrr tho victim unable /" utter II SEN
t"nc".-probabIy unahl" /" make an out
cry.
\ wound such as thai in Eit2'S back.
he said. would not necessarily "auS" tho
victim ;U fall and II" might be able l."
utter a connected sentence.
rh, rruSS-"NanlInatinn Of DIR. lll"rl
was q scientific. discussion Of ;hr effects
Z l,rlll n1 Ind InS
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asked for tn" conference for the deli
nike purrn$r of presenting an UItlma'uin
an the hou" question. RI Was stated
chat j: Was expected that TINS ultima.
turr would he based on the demands "l
the men made last year On which tn"
strike vote calling tor 1t walk"ut last
September was cyst.
Il will not be based on demand Tor
the enforcement Of the Adarn*nn law,
the railroad representative said. as that
grants less than the strike vote he
fnanhcrl :,
Further reports reached the national
conference committee OF the Tal!roloN
To-day that the plans Of the ihcn for Il
strike beginning Saturday night II thrlr
demands are not met were NlrtuallE
complete. 1t was said that all thtL
would be- necessary would he 10 put I'M"
effect the strike called for in last year
vote. az that had merely been hela III
allegiance on account "f the Adamsnn
law, and had not lapScd.
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Another Officer.

Fatrolman Carl Schultze told OF going
10 the scene OF the shooting with
Sheriff-elect Howard Hastings and IT
finding q dead body lying on the walk.
\ cigar was in the right hand. he said.
Drtectiv" Dave Cleary told of finding
the dead body OF Lee Ritz on tho walk.
In Rites right hand, he said. he found
n Srogie. Rit2's body was taken 10
! Mendel's norGue. he testified.
W r. Mcnamara. Warwood druggist.
testified that he knew Nolte.
Did you ever see this gun" he was
asked. when shown the gun exhibited
by the State.
1T looks like my gun he answered.
Where did you last see your gum"
lie was asked.
When | loaned II 10 Jack Nolte"
when. was that
shooting"
What did he want It for"
TO kill n CAT. he said"
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sent can be- relied upon 10 sup
pOri YOU 10 The fullest "AlpnI and
thar yourself ami the nation will
have our hearty and full support
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" nat UIU NF "A0C IT TOT.
TO kill n CAT. he said"
Heard Four Shots.

Harry L. wheat. 9lS Main street. teS-
tilted OF hearing four shots on the night
of December in front OF the Virginia
apartments. inst opposite his home. then
~ hearing moaning. Probably 20
40 seconds elapsed between shots. he
said.
Going across the street. he said. lie
found one man lying on the sidewalk.
face down. The other was sitting on
the walk, one hand across the legs OF
the Frustrated form. Edward GoUdv.
he said. was just coming from the Nir-
Einia flats.
Someone. I don't know who" the
witness said. turned over the body
that WAS lying on the walk and took
some letters out Of the pocket
The witness said a gun was lying be-
tween the two bodies, and Mr.. Goudy
picked il up and put ii In his pocket,
later turning il over TO an officer.
The witness told Of hearing Il woman
in the Virginia apartments. on the third
floor. hs thought. scream and say that
somebody was hurt.
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Text of Strike Order.

rlTTsEi:HtiH. March l3.-M"mbrrs
of tho railroad hroth"rhoods in nc
Pittsburgh district today received What
purports Ia ne instructions i"r ihe'r
Irainmcn is called. as well as the
formal nrdcr for the strike. TN" CIR
rular is signed ''t:ornmittc"; r. "f l.. u.
OF l.. T., q. l.. G.. B. OF g I, ami -
adIrry"c. "Sirs and Brnt h"rs Tll"I"
are seven paragraphs. til" last reading
as follows: -,
Your representatives have h"cn IN
able Ia effect It satisfactory settlement,
and q strike under III" laws Of IN" re-
Spertivc organizations becomes "ti"c-
m, March l.. 1917. !. IN. NcntTA!
Time. y. M. Eastern Tim" Unless
otherwise nntli.cd'
The first para graph directs 'hN' 20
nnn in road srrvic" involved in N"
81 riiic will perform ANY service after
the hour set 10 strike. Unless ~" iihS az
ready begun q trip and lnS hrtuaIiE lr'
the. terminal. 1t tn" Tram has t,l' ne
terminal he will complete tn" TRIP ana
deliver tho engine and tram NJ IN" "ll'l
of the rim. ar u" uir point u ll"n Up
under the law. after which n" VIII per
form no service Hnlll tho cos" az III
strike Men III other ruHd SCrric" VIII
leave the service nj tn" "rihInI"d 'im"'
80 far as Eour legal ri%ht I" strike IS
concerned ih"r" is no difference DC
tween n mail train and u 'r"lcht ram.
You have id"uiiCHlly tn" sam" right TO-
refuse Ia perform service al mAll
train as yoll hay" 10 refuse 10 perform
service on n frCiEh, train.
All men on Slrili" ar" ordered. in The
circular. ia keep away from railroad
property except such yi"n as ar" trS'%
mated certain duties 70 h" performed
IN, authority of III" "rcnnznt ion''
Every man should understand that tn"
laws Of the land must ~" oh"yfd. ACi*
Of violence" Of any nalHr" NH h"' u"
Ioicrar ed by til. organizations.
warned Apply "a their
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4rotherhood Statement.

After today's session here. the fol
lowing statement. signed by W. s. stone
Of The engineers: w. G.. Lee OF IN"
trainmcn; ". s. carter OF the firHmrn
and nngncmeu. and L. T.. Sheppard
acting president Of the conductors was
given out:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-27

Msrv Barber, sister ln-iaw Or
i@rs~r' barber. holds a mortgage Of
i@@ asa accrued interest of $685.
sssssesatf ''Iere are claims in Chicago
ana N York but the amount is not
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-27

Chicago Nov. Thousands OF
Germans employed in buildings adj
iacent TO Chicagos river and harbor
waterways will be notified this week
hey must find other places of employ.
nent.
Additional thousands who cross the
river on their way TO work may con
tinue to do so only at their own risk.
No permits will be issued to them.
hut United States Marshal John j.
Bradley has minated that if they
ride across the bridges they Will not
Ne moested. IN
Marshal Bradley expressed his be-
lief that uniformed troops will not be
necessary for enforcing thu preslden
ial proclamation, but more than 1000
volunteer detectives members of the
American Protective League. and o.
Hcors o. the police department will
hp called upon TO assist in making a
comDlete census Of aliens and in
clearing The barred zones
nder the provision OF the order
decreeng the zone to be Toe yards
a1 eli her side of any waterway or
ANY warehouse. elevator or factory
on such waterway subjects OF the
Kaiser may not even drive trucks into
South Water street. They may not
even he employed in the vicinity Of
large industries along the Calumet
liver where hundreds OF them are
Crking
Department OF Justice officials
opened a branch office yesterday in
he administration building at the
MON Stock Yards, from Which Yill
ne directed Complaints and afnforria
zion will be received A score OF
agents has been detailed there.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

aJale of Illinois. La Sale COUNTY. SIS.
IN the Circuit Court, to the January
Term A. d 1918.
Rotrhn Y Oscood. Harriet L. Nc
f>rllfn~h and Catherine T. Osgood
~ he City Of Marseilles, County o.
la eaI'c nj Safe o. Illinois Isaac
y ts11od Of lle1Ne Boone County
Ipta ana Siuun NJ. Osgood of
tajhwiia Elh,let County Iowa
eHiara o. Simon r. Osgood de.
IF sed vs. Susan G. Brewer Cath.
line T Osgood John L. Oseood
and John Merrello, Wallace Kille-
lea, Ed. Murphy, San Sinini Red
lex Library O. A. Lattimer, John
Nann7 Mrs. Sam Montgomery, o.
sae'Gon Consolidated Water &
Light Comranv. Frank Gardner and
tlunter i'len g Conpany.-In Chan
gerry Partition Gen. No 2lS37.
hNdavt of non-resldence of Join
Z Osgood and Catherine T. Ospood
mp'e ded with. the above defendants
SHaon G. Brewer ct al. having been
Nod n the Clerks Office of the Cir
cu' Court OF said county. notice is
thereforo hereby given to the said
uon or''ent defendants that the com.
piain1n's filed their bill of complaint
ln aid court In the chancery side
herco' on the 18th day of July, 1917,
~ that thereupOn summons issued
'H ~ said court wherein said suit
ia now nendinr returnable on the sec.
oiH Nonfav N the month OF Janu
"fE hehl IS ~ law required Now |
3iln+ pu 'c raid nonresident DE-
DndauH a1oc named John \. Os
so94 and Ca'herine r Osgood. shall
pt oha'i1 he and appear before said |
OfeM' Court on the first day Of the
w te"m thereof to be holden at OF.
lava IN md for the said county, on
lil0 Heeond Monday in January next
ANN h'o'd answer or demur to said
COMPLIMENTS bill of complaint, the
niue md the matters and things
tncleln charged nnd stated will be
lakpn A. confessed and decree en-
t|fcd against Won according to the
prayer 81 rrid I'm
John 7. WITZEMAN
Clerk
DilaNs T''iHoie November 20 1917 |
NJ N Armstrong. compliments
solicitor ve
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-27

What Ii Is
CtlROpRACTlC FOR STOMACH
TROUBLE.

Inc nerve and blood supply 10 the
stomach performs an important part
In the elaboration and secretion OF
the gastric juice. and a very import
AMI part OF the nervous system is the
furnishing OF energy for the stomach
movements during digestion The
nerves leading to the stomach pass
out from the spinal cord through liz
Tie openings in the spinal column and
III they are impinged by a subMvated
yertebra it will interfere with tn.
transmission of nerve energy leading
10 the stomach which will cause that
organ 70 become diseased A sublX
alton may result from very insignif
cant causes, muscular contractiona
caused by the toxins Of any Of the in.
fectiOus diseases. a sudden twist. n
fall or a blow, may subluxate verfe.
bra in the spinal column What can
the Chiropract0r DO for gastritis? He
will examine the spine and locate the
impinged nerve and will usually find
that 1t is tender a the point where it
. emerees from the spine. When the
nerve Is free from The pressure that
is causing the trouble, nature will
ruah 10 the afflicted stomach. A snffi.
cient amount of vital energy to neu-
'ralize the abnormal conditions II
the constitutional disease IL nephritis.
then the nerves leading to the kid
neys viii be found implnged; if il is
diabetes. the nerves to the Kidneys.
liver and pancreas viii be given attpn.
ton il II arises from heart incOmpe.
tency, whatever be the secondary
cause, the primary cause is always
found to be In the spinal column Many
persons who have suffered for years
with this distressing stomach condi.
ton have been entirely relieved
through Chiropractic adjustments. The
ChirOpract0ra have made a special
study Of the mechanism Of the merry
Gus system and the human spine. ana
can locate definitely the seat Of
trouble and can correct and thus re.
move the obstruction to the flow Of
vital nerve force 10 the organs. II
you are suffering from any bodily all.
mems call the Chiropract0r. and you
viii soon become an enthusiastic adj
vocate Of the chirOpractlc principle.
that nerve pressure IL the cause Of
disease. Any person who has ever
taken the trouble 20 examine Il spinal
column clearly sees how the very
slightest movements of The vertebrate
viii particularly close the opening
between them. through which the
nerves pass from the spinal cord to be
distributed 70 the various parts Of the
body. This prevents the transmission
of the nerve impulse and causes fnnc.
tinnal arrangements Of the parts to
which they are distributed Ask your
Chiropractor to demonstrate to you
with the spine, which IA always at
hand for such purposes. how easy 1t Is
for nerves 10 be pinched by the slight.
est deviation Of vertebra from nor.
NAL The Chiropracior knows the re.
suit Of This slight deviation and IL able
- explain them TO you In such a clear
way that il Is impossible 70 resist the
iogic of the chir0practic etlOlogy of
diseased conditions Of the human
body.
II you are suffering with some form
Of stomach trouble make a thorough
open minded investigation Of the Chi
ropraeiic principle and then be gnid
ed by your better judgment