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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
KIDNEY DISEASES
REQUIRE BEST OF
MEDICAL SERVICE.

Chronic diseases are increasing sin.
prevalence yearly. More people su3erS
from kidney disease than most people
have any realization Of Why should
this be-? Why is it so? Why is this
sad condition Of affairs-now can;
these chronic diseases eaist with @e5
knowledge of modern medicine? 800
Think Of the long list OF promink1ti
men whose lives went out before hei
almost unimpeded march ebf .BriEbAS
Disease and diabetes Think OF e.;
loved ones, the friends; the acQuatnt:;
ances who have gone down to an 1ni3
timely grave caused by these diseases
and the almost vain appeal for help
from the ailing. 81
The EIectro-Medical Doctors hAsS
commended from the first that kidney:
disease fatalities might be reduced. to-
Il minimum If treated BY modern meth.s
DDS and by an experienced physician
Simply physician who has treated
large numbers of thes diseases and
through his experience knows whariB5
required to give the utmost results!
without further experiments. est-2S
The general practitioner is often but.
a Pure Schooled Doctor" whose NV
cases may hold one or more cases .of1
kidney disease. He treats scores :0f;
acute ailments and must have a Sfn.$
eral knowledge Of so many diseaAes,:
that it is impossible for him TO becoDe5
unusually proficient in any single ALL
mcnt or disease. It is impossible that
any physician can possess a range of
knowledge sufficient to enable him to.
treat successfully all diseases, both:
acute and chronic. we'll defined andl
obscure, compassed by circumstances
known and unknown. The physician
who tries to do thls soon learns he has,
made an all around failure. The busy
family practitioner is never enabled 70.
amply his talent TO the diseases WHICH
his natural qualifications might war
rant him in becoming grandly success
full in treating. -
Those with kidney diseases must,otS
necessity look to the specialists lft
they would secure for themselves the5
highest OF real skill in the treatment:
of these troubles. 80
The Elcctro-Medical Doctors special
ize in chronic diseases and to this may
be attributed considerable portonsofs
their great success in such ailme1ts4
as they accept for treatment. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
ETHEL BARRYMORE IN
THE CALL OF HER PEOPLE

hand "f cYpsips is sncamped for the
fics' rim" u; years "n tn" outskirts OF Il
S"uthsru Georgia TOWN.. Young Faro.
son of the gypsy chief. Faro Black. loves
Egypt. the most heautifu! girl in Tho
rib. and she returns his love hut Faro
l;ia"k 'crhids their marriage; Years
nri"r G,r FIFTY Era beloved 3D.. by ne
wealthy resident of this town. After
th- birth OF their child. she returned 10
The gypsy camp 10 die. not being ahl..
/" bear the sitting ways Of civilization.
Faro Black has never forgiven the rich
",;orGio'' for the death OF the girl. and
n"w plans unique revenge
Egypt and Young arc decide to dis
phey his orders. nd they go through
with the gypsy ceremony. Before the
Far" Black returns and separates the,
Young Invars. He orders that Young
Faro be lied hand and foot, and he takes
Egypt AWAY In the mansion Of Gordon
Lindsay. rerrestlng that she IL his
daughter. brought by his young wife to
the tribe.
Faro Black Is dead and young Faro who
has been kept constant prisoner now
becomes chief or the tribe. His first
act !" 10 ,urit ihc ear!ran back toward
wedding Faro, who Is in the VILLAGE
hcars Egypt's name mentioned slight
ingly. He f!ghls with tho speaker and
~ ilt E.Fitt hi!lN III are 0T1"N Faro
stahS hiH antagonist 70 the heart. es-
rAueS md goes 10 the Lindsay mansion
:" get Egypt Eludlng his pursunrS.
Far" climbs the vines thar leads 10
Eeypts rn"m. Nnn kicat en,rrs and
discovers him and tho two men ark her
70 choose between them She SAYS she
Will stand by her rrnmIse 10 Van klear
rnd he goes tp HAY" tn" hlnodhnunds
tied up. permitting the gypsy 10 escape.
Faro and Egypt nj once l"ilve The Lind
nr Villagers. but Egypt Eavrs hIn from
them and together they ride away 20
happiness and the open road. The call
al Her Peoples" is the attraction at the
t'"urL. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
with matinee daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

gwen IN one or more treatments while
often cure IS accomplished in The
nliucr cases in the same time
No force is 50 uniformly potent in
renewing and eliminating human ills
as electricity in the hands Of an expert
VINO understands the use of the cur.
rents. 1t is the only remedy upon
which all human beings can rely. II is
positive and certain in action. If YOU
value your life - your health - and
want 10 keep your looks, and gain
vitality ana are tired of drugging--
then throw away medicine bottles that
may contain strong drugs or pOiSunS
and take tn" modern Treatment in The
Electro-McdiCal Institute and which is
within he reach of all sufferers. The
treatment that has Snalch"d many
from near d"ath--frOm. a lie Of pain
and suffering. For each and cvr:y
disease th"r" IS Il d"tinit" electrical
current which treats condirions--not
symptoms. ELECTRICITY works with na.
ture-nut against il. II reaches The
sick spots which medicines do not
reach ana 1t causes no pain no sick.
nCSS-no bad taste. Every day you
delay brings you nearer the inCurablr
stage.
Among the ailments treated AZ he
ElrctrO-MCdiCal Institute are anrmia,
asthma. bili0usncss. bronchitis. bowel
trouble. cathrrh, CyStili$. constipation.
drorSy. deafness. dyspepsia. rCz"ma.
f"lnal" troubles. stomach gases, gall.
stones, gaSlrili$. gniIrr. heart weak.
ness, hrSt"ria~ headaches, heart burn.
intestinal troubles. insomnia, liver
complaints. weak lungs. nervous d.
hiliiy. obesity. paralysis, h"morrhoils,
.I.,1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Explains
New Medical
System

The Electro. Medical :'oCt0rS, To-
Gated ua In" second anil third floor. III
liz Market street, as The maine inl
plies. - an association Of expert med
zeal specialists and acknowledgements
who hdv" organized Il new school Of
medicine. \ new and more positive
system Of treating human ailments
For centuries il" WurIH has been full
of different "Cults" ana "ismS" in med
icinc; We have had HE old root AMI
herb doctor. with is bitter pOrOnS.
tn" tllGpatha with pills and quininr
in heroic doses: The lium"npaih with
his tritnraiionS and intimilesinIal
doses, III" Eclectic, OStcupath: We
were ducIured by heat. by "i"rirrrlly:
by baths al springs and by "A multitude
OF men and methods Som" of III. pa
urnlS Wrr" cured, som" died who
should NAV" been cured. II WAS i'm.
pnSSlhl" for tn" dN"arGr person 10 say
which method ui treating diseases was
The best AMI HE PHYSICIANS Of The var
iuus schools We're 80 hlaSnd that thry
could So" good only in their own meth
DDS ~ treating diseases: all others
were necessarily bad. Evidently There
WAS sumr good in all Of ihrm for they
All cured some Cases: also there is
had in all for all fail a; times and al.
low misery 10 remain and death 10
com" when Il cure should have been
effected.
\ trum"ndnU" stride forward was
made when h" new system of tr,It.
men; u; III" Electro Medical doctors
WAS formed The founders Gr the new
system of treatment consisted Of Sur.
ciaIisis from til" various schools of
praciicr--E cl"ctic$. Hmnroparhs. AII0-
,Y,hS regulars and Irrlr,1iIrS ,vbn
dropped their personal prrjudic"S and
formed new system OF treatment
thar rmhrac''d I'LL III" good points of
ihr old mrlhnh$ and left uut rhr bad.
Tin, result ~ ihr efforts Of these spe-
cilliSrS of the vHriOms schools is lhr
wonderful system nj Treatment HOW
used by The Electro. Medical doctors.
All this was NOT accomplished in Il
day or Il week, but has taken years of
paiicnt work by these specialists in
their various Offices. HOmcupulhs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

y',lt z ur ! hrupa Of "ti"'S-t:" on the.
corn right AVA. Ftl!t and tnflar,na'
zion will disappear. the corn will begin
10 shrlve! from that tnS:ant--then Il
luoScns aud falls rIghs OFF.
There's no other Cnrn-remnvcr in tho
...nriI that nets Hike "ii"tS-I'." No new
discovery has been made In corn-re.
movers since "Gets-It" WAS born. Don't
forge: that fact. "I;sts-1t" does away
forever with tho use OF salvrs that
irrita;a. bandagcs thar make bundle
Of YOUR too, plasterS that half do the
work., knives and scissors tina. draw
blood. Use "Gets-It'-nu more digging
OF cutting.
"Gets-1t' is aold everywhere. 25c II
Lawrence & Co. Chicago Ill.
Sold In Wheeling and recommended
as the worlds hest corn remedy by John
coleman Co. {. II. Griest 4 Co. and
Goodwin Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
HEADACHE STOPS,
Ne URAL G|A CONE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RElIEf-COST
DIME A PACKAGE.

Nerve-racking. splitting or dull,
throbbins headaches WELD in just n
few moments to Dr.. James Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents
package AT any drug store. It's the
quickest. Surest hradachr relief in the
whole world. Don't suffer. Relivc the
agony and distress now. You can.
Millions Of men and women have
found that headache or neuralgia
misery is needless. Get what you ask
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
MODERN METHODS
FOR AILNNG MEN
SEEKING RELIEF
Electro. Medical Doctors Treat Scien-
tifically Many DISEASES
Peculiar to Men.

Rectal troubles. Including ,tIemor-
rho!dS, 1iStuIa, assures and other pain
full and distressing conditions, yield
readi!? 10 tho E.!ectru-Mcdica! Treat
mCnt. and the cost for treatment is 30
moderate that no aihng man should
hesitate to visit The institute for treat
ment.
Kidney, bladder and PROSTATE trout
bles may have more complications
than are presented by other diseased
organs, but under careful proper treat
ment these conditions arc seldom as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
serious as they appear 10 the one at.

serious as they appear 10 the one az
nicled. ~
another source of distress to the
sufferer iS--blood poison. Blood pois,I
oning requires not only knowledge ON
the disasGoHn 'hs apIly 10 b phGPe
some eases require the famous '"606":
and oil" treatments originated by
DR.. Paul E,hrlich, the deceased Euro!
p"an scientist, winner of the Noble
prize. These remedies are also known
as "Saivarsan" and NO Salvarsan."
The MS or men are too numerous to.
mcution-but Whatever the affection.
modern treatment awaits the sufferer:
al tho Electro Medical Institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
LYMPH COMPOUND.

Lymph compound is powerful dirkct
cell.tonic, nutrient and reconstructpr.
having a direct effect upon the func:
lions of the nervous system. cells Of
assimilation and elimination. 1t builds
un healthy cells to great power tto y
combat unhealthy cells and ls OF mucn
vslue in the degeneration OF the ds.
smes, This remde is given intramus-
cuiarIy by the Electro-Medical Doc:
tors .ysz;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

The Electro.MedicaI Doctors only
accent cases for treatment that Gamble
greatly benefited or cured II yeur.s
case is incurable. you will be frankly
Ioid so. However. many cases that
have been pronounced incurable under Z
old methods can be quickly benefited ];
and cured under this wonderful new
treatment of the Electro-Medical Doc /
TORS .E5-3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Il One Dollar Next I |
Below Are Some of the Diseases Successfully
Treated By the Electro-Medical Doctors

of Nose throat
obesty-constpaton DrdcrsLver Troubiesnes-
sreakow-Kdney
u the the paralysis and 6etorm
infan
ere Disorders WomenelP for Those OF
ACES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Corns. Peel Right
OF With ''GGiS-It"

? Drops, and the Corn is q .'Goner!"
When you've got T. walk "U 'hH sides
e: ,",.r Shoe "a ~, a".'N rom those
i:NvfG! cnrn-ptims. t'"r-:' ONLY ~" ''"in-
nm, z. f,,.,, thin:: - il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
DON'T SUFFER ANY LONGER With CATARRH
Ii the Electro.medlcal Institute. liz7S

This Truly Loathsome Disease you owe 70
yuse Your Family Friends Neighbours Grasp The
of Consulting EieeoMedca Whose ozona
Has Successful In Hundreds Of Cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

Young Surgrun--no ynu cnrry a""l'
dent insurance"
Accident Niclin--N". Hut go Hhr7&
and operate. III taku II chanCc.--llrc'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

rr. r. Y. Eutt iI-r. W.. known Don
r;St Of Point Pheasant. vas to-'iI: Zee
q, urnendei h.: ''n1Sr.SS,i:r H. Wool
yard. for arrtiarIncai, / dental sur
EenE IL: III" army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

=. NJ Hanna. law partner .; IudC"
!:eeSe blizzard. 81 i'arkrG ShIirc. IL Il
visitor II Washington. II" stopped Oft
here - lrut" ~ i:!ri:;uoud. wher. he IS
To argue :, cas-. In court for i client.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

\. -. Tnonosnm aud II cassidy. o.
rharl.S,uE ar iI Washington t"r Tho.
purpoS" 1T "nur"rtiug themselves with
,h+ &avE. AMI John Russell AID his two
IONS. al I.'wtSi.Gr::. Tn" h"HS ar" de-
S.rocis< 81: getting inio th. ARM service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

clarence - Nirha-ls. o. harrisburg,
has iuveuted Il device. which Il" believes
viii help rest the German Suhmarin"
situation. and has aSk.'! congressman
Reed TO arrange for him IL meet Tie
navy a"thorities and explain il TO th"ni.
Mr. Reed visited the Nav department
Yesterday f"r that purpose. and alr
MichasiS vii, have tho nr;rort unit: he
seeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

William Jackson has been appointed
postmaster at douglas. t'aihnuu county.
Willard t.. BIC" has been commissioned
postmaster 1T Power. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

James q. L. Ccberlsy. %: Elizabeth.
Is back again in Washington. ;hiS timo
about decided 10 enlist in the cavalry
branch OF The army service. tohHrlay
was here last week and. with the back
ing .: congressman woodward. passed
The examinations for the Officers Re
serve Corps. and expected 70 bs called
10 camp for training. BIT hs was not.
and has given up hope OF that. But he
IS determined apparently 10 break into
;he service. so he paid 2 visit 10 Fora
Myer TO sea the comma ndant Their" ahou-
enlis;inS in the cavalry arm ~ the SER
vice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25

Oklahoma City has, am told. never
failed to make a success OF anything II
has undertaken. and | know that the
Liberty bond and Red Cross cam
paigns were great successes, said Cap
tain Robert Whitfield, officer in charge
Of the recruiting for the regular army
in this district, II am sure that she
will not fail in the great drive for
recruits for the army during this week,
1911 Men Needed.
Those men who are unable to enlist
themselves can button hole young men
eligible for army service and encourage
them TO enlist now. We need l,6il men
from this state between now and the
Nth OF this month in order that this
state provide it quota for the regular
army"
In an effort to stimulate recruiting
in Oklahoma City the Chamber Of Com
merce has arranged TO have prominent
speakers and business men to appeal
TO the young men from the stages In
each OF the local thea,ers tonight and
also TO have them make street corner
patriotic addresses with a view OF en-
tcontlnusd on Psss Q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
R|0TER KILLED,
DOZEN HURT IN
CORK OUTBREAK
Police With Clubs Unable to
Control Mob,

CORK, June 2s-Maohine guns were
used on the Sim FeinetS in the dis
turbsnces here yesterday morning They
were brough, into action after the po.
lice with clubs had failed to restore or
der The soldiers cordoned variou,
points while the police chased the riot
ers TO side streets
One Rioter Killed.
After having borne much stoning, the
police ordered that the guns be fired OF
the diSturberS One fioter was killed
while dozen were treated in hospitals
for bayonet and other wounds The riot
was eventually quelled without tn,
troops coming into action.
Acts Of Violence.
The rioters smashed windows in 4
number of recruiting Offices and b,
means OF a fire escape hoisted the re
publican flag upon the courthouse anC
sma shed the scales held by the iigurI
OF Justice over the courthouse The,
committed many other acts Of violence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Holland Between
'Deuil and the
Deep Blue Sea
Dutch Women Rioters Seize
Potatoes Wanted by Eng
land and Germany,

LONDON, June 2S-A dispatch to
the Times from Amsterdam reports that
crowd ot women s,ormed dozen
barges in the inner harbor OF Rotterdam
Saturday and seized about a ton of po.
,atces destined for England. The barges
which were loaded with 1000 tons ot
potatoes were then removed to the outer
harbor, guarded by police. The trouble
has arisen. according to the correspbns
ent, between Holland and England and
Germany Germany expected last week
a consignment OF new potatoes in re-
turn for German exports Of coal to Hol.
land.
Before a consignment, could be made
lioW tons of old potatoes had to be
shipped to England under contract, The
people OF Rotterdam. who are them.
selves insuiiieien,ly supplied, raided
the barges. Meanwhile the Germans
ate threatening TO cease coal supplies
unless the potatoes are sent
The correspondent, SAYS that " The
Dutch yield TO German pressure the,
will break their agreement with Eng
land and endanser their supply OF grair
from America.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Woman a Suicide;
Man Dead Also

PHILADELPHIA. June IA couple
who registered Saturday a, a promi.
men, hotel in the center Of the city a.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Alexander OF
Philadelphia. were found dead in their
room last night The man, who is said
to have been q naval officer, died from
hear, disease, according TO physicians,
while the woman had shot herself
through the mouth with an army re-
volvef Note, found in the room re.
guested that Lieut.. r n Cotton Of the
United State, eableship Joseph Henry
Al Norfolk and Mrs. A J. Schultz OF
New York he notified.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
SITUATION NOW
UNDER CONTROL
OF Government
Wilson Creates Council Au-
thorized by Law,
-FOUR MEN ON THE BOARD
Coal and Grain First to Go
Under the Act,


WASHINGTON, Tune 2S-Presideft
Wilson by executive order today
created an exports embargo council to
administer the export embargo provis-
ions OF the eespionage act.
Can Keep Supplies From Germany.
By the administration OF embargoes
through this council the nation will be
able to take many steps for the sue
cessful prosecution Of the war and also
to prevent supplies reaching Germany
through neutrals.
The presidents order vests in he
secretary Of commerce the executive ad-
minish alton Of all instructions to be
issued by the president under the act
and establishes IN exports council o
be composed OF the secretary Of state.
the secretary OF agriculture. the secree-
tary OF commerce and the food admin
istrator.
Council to Decide Policy.
All matters Of policy in connection
with operation OF the act will be de-
cided by the council which will recon-
mend to the president proclamations 10
be issued putting certain commodities
under export control
Coal and grain will be the first com
modties TO 60 under the act. Food
exports will be left largely in the hands
OF the food administration which will
consult the council where International
questions are involved.
Firm Control Of Situation.
One OF the first effects Of the act,
operation will be to give the govern
men, a firm control OF the domestic
food situation Shipping, too will be
controlled large extent under the
act A plan for rationing the Euro
pean neutral countries has been worked
out and will be put into effect imme-
diately. Secretary Rediield said today
ais department would have the act in
operation within torty-.isht hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Italian Charges
Ships in Entente
Harbors Are Idle

BOSTON, June lS.-Despite the en-
tente allies acute need OF ships, aris-
ing from the submarine menace more
than 100000 tons Of neutral shipping
is swinging idly at anchor in the har-
bots OF belligercnt nations, according
to a statement made by Augusta Ciuf-
ielli, former member OF the Italian
cabine, and member Of the Italian mis-
sion TO the Associated Press here to-
day. They should take immediate steps
to correct the situation. Mr., Ciuffeln
said. by increasing port duties to an al
most confiscatory poin, for prolonged
stay, and refusing bunker coal to such
ships as declined to accept cargoes
bound through the danger rones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
81 MILLION ON
DEPOSIT IN IS
BANKS IN CITY !
Calls for Condition on June 20
Are Issued.

Bank deposits in the thirteen Okla
homa City banks at the close of bust
ness June ~ amounted to SJ4.062. $50 81,
according TO figures compiled by each
bank. following the calls from thu
comptroller Of currency, and the stat.
bank commissioner.
Decrease In Deposits.
AT the last call, MAY |. 1917. there
was on deposi, in the Oklahoma City
banks S470l,89l 0J and at the call pre-
vious to that, March s. the deposit, in
the Oklahoma City banks amounted 10
S4.9Io. 1890.
II will be seen that the deposits in
the clty's banks at the close OF bust
ne" June 10 were 500. .Jsl. .5Sl.lS small
Ter than they were were on Nav |
This IS due, according to Ralph Wun
derlleh, secretary Of the clearing house
to the fact that the country banks are
withdrawing their Deposits from IN,
city as they need thu bsh a, this sea,
son OF the year TO assist the farmers u
the country. Mr.. Wunderlich predict,
that the next call the deposits will b,
even lower than they were on June 20
Deposits on June 10.
The depoIts as reported by the banks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Slau Thieves
Are Tortured
By Peasants
Posses Lynch Crimina S at
Odessa in Defiance Of Rus
sian Troops,

PETROGRAD. June 2S.--A dispatch
to newspaper agency from Nikolayev.
northeast OF Odessa. relates that the
peasants of Novia Odessa, enraged BY
the crimes OF murderous burglars and
horse thieves. started an organized
movement against them, torturing or
killing captured offenders in defiance
Of the efforts OF the militia The au-
thorities OF Nikolayev, who went to the
scene to protest, were threatened with
violence as defenders OF the criminals
Twelve charred corpses marked the
scene Of the peasants vengeance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-25
Canada to Have
Paper Inquiry

OTTAWA. Ont, June 2S,--Ccmais-
,ioner Prinsle who 10 inves,ieaeieg
prices Of news prin, rapsr. said n. :
statement;
THE investigation into the msnsise.
ture a, vel, ~ prices and svrply q
news print paper within the demlelea
Of Canada will proceed on Wsdees1Gv.
II will no, only include the ssSuAl -
Of manufacture Of sews ~ Q
M, also the coat oi sull l(n.
used BY manufacturer q ~ -