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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Route Number z

Wasn't the snow a delightful
surprise:
TIA. Martin s OF Colorado have
arrived and are settled in their
new home, former ~ owned by
Amos Roy.
John Roy was a caller at Paul
Williams's Saturday night
George BrentIinger and wife
spent Sunday with their ,son,
John, and family.
Miss ZelIa Letsing. r. spent
Sunday night and Monday with
Mrs. Harley Stout.
Amos Roy's of Mansfield visit
ed PaulWi,liams's S Tuesday night
John Brentlinger called at Mr..
Osborn's Saturday. Sam is re
ported better.
M. SIS M .,rtl, Williams has been
staying at Will Roy's and going
to school.
Harry Thomas and Miss Leota
Brentlinger dined and spent q
pleasant evening at Sam Letsing.
er's Saturday; the latter remain.
ed until Sunday evening.
Floyd Hale worked for Paul
Williams last week.
Mrs. 6. W. Miller of Mansfield
spent Friday night at George
Brentlinger's, aud when she re
turned Saturday her niece, Miss
Fern Baker, accomp .nied her Ia
spend the week.
sUKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Baptist Ladies' Aid Society

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
bad their annual meeting We'd.
ne~day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. II +. Lenhart. The meeting
was opened by reading the Tooth
Psalm; prayer by Mrs. l. B. Lati-
mer. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Mary Newton,
president; Mrs. l.. B. Latimer,
vice president; M rs. Ezra Dennis,
secretary; Mrs. Minnie Dean, as.
sis,ant secretary; Mrs. l. B.Lat.
liner, treasurer; work committee
Mrs. d. W. Hoover, chairman,
MesdameS RI. Afford, Eta Grip.
pen, SalIie Turner and Ada Tur-
ner; visiting committee Mes
danes r. l.. Afford, Julia White,
w. b. Fuliington and z. H. Len
hart. The ladies' voted to have a
parcel post sale. Three new
names were added to our roll
Mesdames, II. A. Alcorn, Eta
Crippen and r. q. Shelton. They
adjourned to peet with Mrs.L. b.
Latimer next Wednesday after.
noon. Refreshments were serv.
ed. All departed for their homes
thinking it good to have been
there Mrs. Ezra Dennis, Secre.
tary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
FARM LOANS
s~xiva'e money to loan on

>$l.& a..
| Springfield, Mo-, Jan. Il.
Great interest is being manifest,
ed in the proposition of a Thirty.
County Fair to he held at Spring
field in 1917. The interest ia
growing constantly and news Of
this project is spreading tn maAys
states of the Union. Inquiries
are coming into the Office of the
secretary from California, Utah,
New York and other states. but
the most encouraging feature is
in the interest manifested by the
counties comprising the, Ozarks
Fair District. Farmers are al.
ready preparing for the. Fair and
a great variety of exhibits is as.
sured.
State Dairy Commissioners Rem
nett has written the secretary
that he will assist in any way
possible and emphasizes the need
Of such fair for the Ozark re.
gion, especially al,,ng the stock
raising line, believing this to be
the ideal section for such actiyi
ties.
The stock subscriptions cam
paign will be launched with full
sigor this week in both Spring.
field and sthe outside counties.
A final meeting Of tile committees
will be held Tuesday night at the
Springfield Club, and over 100
men will start out Wednesday
msrning to raise $4,000 stock
subscriptions for the city. Meet
ings will also be held at Galena,
in Stone cnunty, Thursday noon,
and at the Bank Hotel, Aurora,
Thursday night, also at Crocker,
Pulaski county, Friday night, at
which time the citizens VIII voice
their interest in this fair by sub.
scribing for stuck in the Associa
tion. Other meetings will follow
in the various counties in qnick
succession and it is hoped to get
the full amount of the stock sold
before the first day OF February.
Steps will be taken then to
form the permanent organization
and the improvement Of the
grounds be started 10 as 20 yet
ready for the fall fair. The sec.
retary will be glad to furnish q
copy of the prospectus 10 any
citizens who will apply for the
same.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Lead Hill
Last weeks items:

Last weeks items:
We ara having nice weather at
present.
Jake Cri.ler has finished his
new house and moved into it.
Oliver Morris is real Sick.
Mrs. Mary j. Rippee trnk sick
Sunday afternoon.
Fred Crider and Miss Sadie
Iiippae we're married in Spring,
field last Wednesday.
A 9 pound son was born Jan. 4
tn Hiram GO>s and wife. Mother
and baby are getting along nice,
and it is hoped Hiram will live
over it. lie said his boy had
been calling papa" already.
Ed Lee of Cedar Gap visited
Joe GoSs Sunday.
Miss Emma klSer has gone to
Mansfield to work at the Mans
field Hotel.
Cap Goss spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Walter G0ss
Mrs. Joe GOss has returned
from visit Sand Springs and TuI.
sa. Okla, Joplin, Aurora and
Springfield.
Sunday School at Lead Hill at
10 a. m. every Sunday. Singing
every Saturday evening and ev.
cry 4th Sunday after Sunday
School. Preaching every 1st, I'd
and Sd Sundays. LIZA JANE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18

Jan. 81. Christian Church.
Subject, Seeing the Coed in
Others, Phil 2:l.ll.
Leader, j. D. Reynolds.
Why is good sometimes hard,
to find in others?Mrs JIG. Carter.
What blinds US to the good in
others? Mabel Hoover.
How may we best appeal to;the
coed in others: Jewel Hoover.
How can we help the good in
others to grow w. A. Black. y
How do we sometlmes kill off
the good in others eJ.C. Carter.
What good have you found In
others? j. A Riley.
How does envy make US blind?
Hazel Bnrney. .T
Why should we cultivate good
in ourselves? Mrs. C.I4. Beach.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
AT the Christian Church

Rev. John l.. Stine of Spring.
field began a series of meetings
at the Christian church Sunday;
all are cordially invited to attend
the services.
The meetings at the Christian
church continue over next Sun
day. The subject for Saturday
night: WAS Adam an Apeg"
Sunday morning; THE Most I'm.
popular Subject IN the Bible =
Sunday night; "old Fine Reli-
gion.'
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
School Notes

| Rev. Neelv. whose father is
tpastOr of the Baptist church
here, spoke at chapel Monday
morning.
Rev. q. w. Holmes of Seymour
announced in high school Monday
that campfire girls prganiza.
tiOn would be arranged Friday
evening. He will take the matter
up with the Parent Teacher AS,
sociation Friday afternoon at the
school building. Parents are
urged to attend this meeting.
The boys basketball team will
probably go to Ava Saturday
night
Tie girls basketball team was
defeated Friday night by the
close score of 10 tOS.
Examinations are over and re
ports will be handed out this,
week
Some of our students who were
out last week because of sickness
are back in school. Herve Coday
is on the sick list this week.
At the last meeting of the Par
ent Teacher Association it was
ordered that the superintendent
purchase some drinking fountains
and paper towels for the school
The fourth grade will take up
the study of physiology, instead
of geography.
Report cards have been given
out III the second intermediate
department and some rise in
grades is noted.
Much progress is being noted
in the primary department.
Tue primary department at
tended the. literary program IN
w. II. FuIingtOn' s room Friday.
Literary suciety is held in the,
second intermediate department,
the grammar department and the
high school every second and
fourth Friday afternoons.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual stockholders
meeting of the Bank of Mansfield
will be held ut it's banking house
on the 30th day Of January, 1917.
Said meeting will be convened
at 8 o clock q. IN. and continued
during at least three hours, un-
less the object for which such
meeting is called be accom-
plished sooner.
The purpose for which this
meeting is called is to elect five
directors for the said bank, ia
serve during the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of any
other business which may prop.
erly come before the meeting.
q. w. FREEMAN,
President
Attest:
GEO. r FREEMAN,
Secretary
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Parent Teacher Meeting

At the Parent Teacher meeting
at the school house Friday after
mon Rev. 6. W. Holmes of Sey.
mour will speak on the camp fire
girls question, as it is planned to
form an organization here. All
mothers are urged to attend as
these organizations are doing a
fine work towards the proper 4 .
velopment of our girls.
Other numbers on the pro.
gram are a piano duet by Misses
Nora Ross aud Wilda Stephens,
and a piano 500 by Miss Ruby
Findh.y.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Scout Notes

The boy scouts met at the
home of the scOutmaster Friday
evening and made plans for ad.
vancing from tenderfoot to sec.
Ond class scouts and from second
class to tirst.class scouts. Care
Of uniform and ways for getting
uniform and equipment were
discussed. All scouts are re.
quested to bring wig wag signal
flags to the next meeting and to
have learned international Nor e
by the next meeting.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Route Number Three

Some Of the people who were
suffering from lagrippe last week
are improving.
Arthur DOrrell has returned
to Colorado after n short visit
with hls parents, D.S D0rrnll and
wife.
Miss Giriie Newton and Brook
Todd were united in the holy
bonds of mat,imony Sunday at
the home of tile brides parents.
j. M. Newton and, wife. We eX.
tend to them our hcnrtieSt con
gratnlations and best wishes.
We'll. it showed again, for a
change
Grandma and John Hickman,
who have been suffering from an
attack of pneumonia, have passed
to the Great Beyond. Interment
in thc Pl 'aSant Hill cemetery
Monday. The baretved ones have
the sympathy of the community
George Blankenship and wife
are the proud parents of Il. big
baby girl.
Preaching at New Hope Bap:
tiSt church every second Satur.
day and Sunday at lO:o,ka. m:
Rev. q. Chadwrll. pastor
CASEY JONES.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
B. Y.P.U. Program

Subject, What is theChristian's )
Inheritance?
Song, No II.
Sentence prayer, by members
of group.
Scripture reading, Rom. s:1'19
responsively by Elva Turner and
Sylvia Brazeal.
The Christian is an heir to the
Inheritance, Stella Seal and W.B!
.Fullington.
How We become heirs of our
Inheritance. Lmatta Roberts and
} II. Hudson.
The nature OF the Christian 5
Inheritance, Silas Seal and j. Fl.
P'PooI.
God is the Christians inheri.
tance. Pearl Newton, j. w. Brazeal
When the Christian enters on
his inheritance, Alma Draper.
Mrs. Thomas Dean.
All the Christians inheritance
not +, leased till after death, Viii
da Stephens and Mrs. ]. NJ. En-.
gland.
Open discussion. Iona Chad.
we'll
Magnificent poverty, Roy Nor
cross.
II. A. Cole, leader.
The B. Y. p. U has el, ctcd the
following officers: c
President, w. Fl. Fullington.
Vice President. G A. Stephens
Secretary and Treasurer. ST
las Seal. ...
Organist, Miss WiI'la Stephens
Leader Group /, Miss lnabelle
Wallace: ,. T.. A. Cole.
The group having the lesser
number of points enteftainS the
group each quarter; presence
and taking part in the meetings
count for points. a
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
Found A Sure Thing.

1. r.. Wixon, Farmers Mills.
n. ", has used Chalmberlain's
Tablets for years for disorders
of the stomach and liver and
says, "Chamberlain's Tablets are
the best I have ever used. . OBJ
tainable everywhere. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
At the NJ. E. Church

Rev. &. w Holmes, the pastor,
breaches at the NJ. L. Church
Sunday; prayer meeting Thurs.
day night.
His Sunday morning subject
will he Personal Evangelism;
evening subject, Sick People. y
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

WITS. y. Ni iVuHS ~ SVN'
FIN Dyer is on the sick list.
NJ. H. Dennis has gon" to Okla.
h0ma.
J. G. Carter was n~Springiield
Saturday.
Lee Grantham has returned To
Webb City.
ii. w. freeman was in Spring
field Monday.
II JIG Carter made n trip To Hart.
vile last week.
"A. j. ranthant left Tuesday
/, for Nevada, Mo.
Frank Barnes has returned
from Michigan.
S. II. Amyx of Gainesville was
!. here this week.
ts3 WIG. Reynolds was in Hartville
during the week
j. p. Anderson Of Springfield
was here this week.
j. f. Nevils of Norwood was
here during the week.
j. D Revis of Seymour visited
II. A. .Alcorn's this week.
No hunting allowed on our
farms. adv j: M. Thirkield.
The Ava Herald says the Dyer
: Grocery Ca. las gone bankrupt.
Mrs. W. A.. Newton of Hart.
I vile is visiting in nSpringtield this
week. -
j. P. Garner of Grovesprings
visited his. sons, L. H., and II. NJ.
during the week.
H. j. Rice was in Springfield
this week buying new goods for
his London store
w. r, Hitchcock and vile went
to Springfield this morning 10
see Civilization"
4 Have small amount to loan on
good farm, Address Ell. Burch,
Anderson, Mo. adv.
~. ID. Vanderbilt, the Seymour
harness man, is among our new
advertisers this week. ~
Mrs. Ora Jenkins of Ava was
here yesterday enrOute to Okla
h0ma join her husband.
Ex Sheriff WI. Greer and Eff.
G0rman of Hartville are moving
to Il farm near Durant, Okla.
w. g Reynolds has sold Ford
ears to LID. Pool of Hartville and
G. B. league of Grovespring.
WANTED Two hen peafOwls.
Geo. ID. Winburn, the Harness
and Shoe Man, Mansfield, Mo-
Adv.
H 3 Johnstm's of Seymour
visited at the home Of her par
ents, Il. A. AlcOrn and wife, this
week.
= C. l. Beach has moved his real
estate Office to his former lOca
ton over the r. A. AlcOrn Hard.
ware Go. store.
60 to J. D. Reynolds and buy
your Ladies', Cloaks, Winter Tn.
derwear, LADIES' Hoods and
Scarfs. ADV.
N. j. Craig and Frank Hmver
and j. A. Mitchell of Ava autoed
/, to Nottinghil in Ozark county
county last week.
Joe Holnubek, jn experienced
Springfield tailor. has opened n
tailor shop in the Cottage Hotel
building See ad.
A.. Y. Mccormack and wife of
Chicago are visiting ut the home
of her mother, Mrs. B X. Barnes,
who is quite sick.
w. e.. Coday and wife enter.
tanned j. r. Anderson Of Spring
field and M =, Gorman and wife
at dinner Tuesday.
w. g. Reynolds and wife, Mrs
r. j. Freemln and Miss Maude
Reynolds saw Civilization /. at
Springfield Monday.
There will be q pie supper and
shadow sale at Oak Ridge Friday
night, jan. 10, to- which all are
cordially invited. adv.
Sheriff CG, Sanders, Prosecu'
ting Attorney G. Fl. Jackson and
A. NJ. Curtis we're here Monday
going to Norwood from. .here.
Go to.J. D. REYNOLDS and
buy the John Deere implements
of all kinds. Also wagons and
buggies. ADV.
&C Shafer orders his address
changed from Springfield to Car.
thage. whore he has charge of
the creamery controlled by the
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-18

Rev. CIV. Holmes of Seymour
was llere Monday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Is GERMAN PROPAGANDA BEING
TAUGHT IN WHEELING SCHOOLS
DISCOVERED THAT TEXT BOOKS
III SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT
COUNTRY ABE FULL OF IT.
Board Of Education In Many Places
Describing Old Books For New
Ones.

rs German propaganda being spread
in the Wheeling and other Ohio Valley
schools"
This question will possibly b" ans
wercd within the next few days. or aS
soon as an investigation can BE- mad"
relative To the contents of certain BOOKS
taught within the schools.
Investigations disclosed that IN"
masters Of the government in Germany
have made use during many years ~
the text books of the puhiir schools
for ihr sole purpose of spreading Fr'iS-
SIanistn throughout the United States.
and only. yesterday. Superintendent VIII
ltt&u " Davidson. OF tho Pittsburgh
public schools with the aid II III"
schmul bunrd. passed resolutions sup
planting $500 worth Of old books with
now ones that will be censored ~ u
board " censorship.
I'VE have not had the crisis. II N"
Wheeling schools over German language
instruction that have occurred in other
cities" said we'll known instructor N
German. IN speaking Of the matter TO an
Intelllgencer reporter last evening. ~
cause hero German Is entirely an 'i"'-
tive study. which the student can tux" Or
not take. as he or sh" may see Mt The
matter, however. Is on" that think
should be thoroughly investigated" ne
said.
Committees have been appointed In
many cities ;hrnugnut tn" United
States u go over the German hooks f''-
ing taught and to learn whether "r not
German propaganda Is being Spra III
throughout the schools.
German Is taught In many OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
STANDARD PRICE OF
SILVER TO BE FIXED

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.--TroasUrv If
ficinlS iudnv held tho first OF Il series nf
conferences with western silver or
due RS locking Ia the I'll mat" fixing III
n standard price for silver. rIf"CiIE"
Tor rnr year ana 10 government acIuisi-
ton If options on practically the entire
OUTPUT of tn" United states.
Pressing needs nr this .r"untry and IN"
allies for silver for coin under abnormal
war conditions is responsible for the
plan. II coutrmplnl"~ government con-
troll Of tho market for American silver
nj n nxed price. probably ah"v" III"
present market rate Of 81 cents IN
ounce.
Jewelers. manufacturers &C. dentistry
ANA nrllG.ti sHrplIrs ami ether silver
users would continue to receive" IL $I.'-
Fly under the trntativ" government
plan. probably al III" standard price
Details Of IN" arrangement ar" yet q" hH
worked ont. however. and officials today
emphasized The statement that for the
present the government is lntrrrSl"d
mainly in obtaining sufficient silver at
q fair price for It's own and allied DIN
age. nm dth"rohy to star!liz" foreign "N-
chang" conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
RED cross NOTES

Yesterday was very busy day
at the Red Cross headquarters. In
the morning the young ladies OF st.
Johns guild Of Kenwood. were sewing
with Miss Hester Brady as chairman.
These young ladies did much work.
In the afternoon the ladies OF ST.
Luke's church were sewing with Mrs.
Reed Baird as chairman. Those Ia
dies have won the banner for three
successive weeks now and they hope
to again win this week.
The knitting department will be
open all day Thursday and the ladies
are invited to attend.
No donations Or memberships were
received at the headquarters yestel-
day. The bus ineSs office was au.e'
all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Great Healer for
Sores, Cuts, Scalds,
Burns and Bruises
Great Antiseptlc Ointment Called San
Cura That John Coleman CO.,
and Ho9e-OaVis Drug CO.,
Sell on Money-back Plan. q.

Arm badly scalded with steam.
writes Gilbert Hard Of Rinard's Mills,
Ohio. San Cura Ointment relieved
the pain at once and arm healed rap
idly. It is wonderful ointment"
Here's another: Ellis ". F7anken-
stein, Titusville, Pa, broke his leg;
was In bed six months: discharged
from hospital as incurable; was five
years on crutches; while opening IN
leg continued 'ot discharge pus; SUI
fcred terrible pains: San Cura ONT.
ment drew out poisonous pus ana
many pieces Of bone; now perfectly
healthy: sore healed and weight IN
creased from Sc to 1o1 pounds.
San Cura Ointment IL such a mar
velous healing antiseptic ointment
that 1t is sold on. money-back plan.
It relieves itching skin. letter. ecze-
ma. salt rheum. old running and FEVER
sores. ulcers. boils. carbuncles. sore
nipples, piles. frosted feet. chtlblatus.
catarrh and chapped skin. Only SOC
and soc jar.
BE sure and always use SAN CphA
SOAP for all skin diseases and 10 stve
you fine complexion. It's splendid
baby soap, prevents infantilc dlseas es:
25. !;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
POLICE AF TER
MALE LOAF ER5.
quented by Male Loiterers
Early This Morning.

Jail sentences are TO he metcd out TO
loafcrs who are hanging around the
city and refusing TO work. last even
Ing members Of the police department
decided TO make Il general cleanup.
and they were Instrumental in COM
polling the male Ioitcrrrs 10 beat It
10 other parts.
Orders were issued some timn ago.
and for some reason or other many
OF tho NAL" lnaf"rs OF the city re-
fused 10 move on. or rather secure en-
ploymrnt.
They will now BIZ compelled 10
prove that they are actually employed
and If they are unable 10 do 30, they
will be taken into custody and given
4 chanr" 10 break rocks. or do some
other USEFUL line Of work.
Several men are now serving time in
the county Jail for refusing to comply
with tho law which went into effect
some tim" ago.
The Governor Of tho State has do
Clarnd that he Is heartily in favor Of
enforcing tho law to tho letter. and
there Is 10 be no loafing in Wheeling.
according to the police chief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
ABLE LECTURE At
UNIVERSITY CLUB
Charles N. Hunt Talked on National
Fairgrounds Last Evening"

4 lnrGc and delightful audience was
tho one which completely filled the
lower floor OF the University club Inst
evening to hGnr Mr.. Charles Norton
Hunt. who addressed tn" members and
their friends ON ''Nntinual PlnyEr"uudS
with accompanying beautifully illustrate
cd pictures. which were seen las, night
for tn" first time.
Tho filming Of these w0ndr"us
beauties was tho work 81 many hnzurd-
nua months. and while viewing thr%"
scenes last might, the perfect tiutS of
nature which have h""n used in their
making. made ii seem possible" In the
nnlOokrr that n was in The midst uf all
these natural wonders.
Morning Glory. Spring. Sapphire Pool,
Gicy~rr. The Silver Gateway. F.nEl"'S
Nest Rock. Gardener Gateway and the
Grand Canyon hotcl. were just few
N,f TIA" many glimpsrs int" tn" beautiful
sights uf the Yellowstone National
park and the Rainier National park
Scenes 90 Alaskan natural wonders
closed !n"st Instructive and delightful
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Retail Grocers Meeting.

There will no meeting or retail
grocers in the Commercial club rooms III
the Commercial building. Wednesday
evening. At this meeting Chas. NJ.
Kctchur, OF the Wheeling Commercial
association will address the members on
III" food question.
The object ~ tho meeting is to find
ways ~ reduce operation expenses, t.
soil groceries cheaper, and TO rr>dn-
Htruct business conditions. All mcm-
hrra of the retail Kroccrs At" requested
10 ho present also others who are m
Iercstcd in this movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
In Most Gases Of Nervous Weakness,
Neurasih mia, Anaemia, SesplessnesS and a
General "RundoWn," All In Condition
Physicians Prescribe pamgn and GentaT

regain your old time v!gor and conf
dence. and no one will dare suggest that
YOU are "daad one" a down and out"
or have lost your grip"
No matter from what cause your
nerves have become shattered you can
nut your OLD time force into them and
make them as steady as an athletes and
as strong as steel. How happy. you Will
he to again be able TO do we'll tho things
that lack OF confidence prevents you
from doing. Be strong. be vigorous: get
back your old time ambition and be your
own happy robust. cont"n;ed self again
PamSin Tablets are guaranteed by All
rnterprislnK pharmacists. {. H. Griest
Il CO., 1925 Market street, can supply
Mail orders filled on receipt ri price
500 The Patngin Company. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

schools. both in this city and IN tho
Ohio county Schools hut Il is not kn3"a
whether or not German proraEandh ~
being spread. that VII III 'ry WAY al
feet the children wh" ar" StidNinE II
Prior To- tho declaration nf war th"rr
Wa M reason Ia adopt originally. or
throw out 4 German language ''Ai
hook which nNtollcd IN" "htrhr'ata'
said n well known local German teacher
"l;i Il APPEARED t. h,' III" custom III
foreign lnuguagr hooks to deal ruinpii-
mcutarly with the on" VIII" nnpp"n"! I"
pe The head Of the government. who III
Germany was and Ia the Kaiser.