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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
Halbig's Auto Wrecked
No One Seriously Hurt

Chas. r. Halbig and two daughters
Dimple and Dorothy, had a narrow
escape from a serious accident Sun
day evening. They were driving on
the boulevard from st. Lawrence to
Miller. At the Mcgowan place Mr..
Halbig, who was driving, at a moder-
ate speed, sweryed out around a wa
COR standing crossways in the road.
AS he swung back onto the road he
noticed that the car did not readily
answer the wheel, but thought he was
gradually getting 1t Strengthened out.
But at the bridge west of the Mcgowan
farm, the car failed TO respond to The
wheel, hit the cement railing of the
bridge and toppled over the bank.
The occupants were bruised UP some
what, but fortunately none were seri-
ously hurt, The car, a Hudson six,
was considerably wrecked.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
Cattle Experts and Serums
From Federal Government


Washington, July 26.-At a con-
terence held here on July 10 attend
ed by DIR. j.. Il. Phelps, state veterin-
arian OF South Dakota. DIR. Melvin,
chief Of the bureau Of animal indus
try. and Congressman Royal G. john
son OF the second district OF South
Dakota. an agreement was entered
into that will save the stock producers
OF the state many thousands OF dollars
each year and insure that a supply Of
mallein and tuberculin can be secur-
cd direct from the government as 1t
may be needed.
In addition to this the department
OF agriculture has agreed to send two
men to the capitol at Pierre who viii
work with the live stock sanitary
board in all matters affecting the live
stock OF the state. One man will do
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Congressman Royal C. Johnson, of
this district. has introduced a bill in
Congress to give the President auth
GRITTY to draft all able bodied idle men
between rs and so years OF age. His
idea. Of course, is to compel loafers
to go to work, or go to war, which will
appeal to all men of Industrious ha-
bits. And the chances are that such
a law would dig up a surprisingly
large army OF men who are still young
and vigorous enough to do something,
either In a productive field or in war.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
The war has reached another stage

The war has reached another stage
and now includes that ancient politi-
cal campaign statement of Lie nail
ed" The Kaiser says somebody lied
about him attending an Austrian con-
ference in 1914 at which 1t was agreed
to start the war. And Premier Ribot,
OF France, says Premier Michaels lied
when he said there was a secret treaty
between France and Russia. II the
big guns get into a talk fest there
may be some hopes of ending the war.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
Farm Hand Drowned
In Hyde Co. While Bathing

Highmore Herald-John MOellel,
who had been employed at the Sam
Henderson farm was drowned last
Sunday forenoon, while in bathing on
that farm. Just how the accident
happened no one knows, but it is pre-
sumed that he got in the water that
was pretty deep and not being able
to swim, went under, and those who
were with him at the time were un-
able to rescue him. The remains were
shipped to his parents in Chicago.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
West of River Yields
Better Than Reported

Pierre, Aug. 6.-The first thresh-
ing reports are coming from the west
river section of the state On the win
ter wheat about Draper. The yield is
from fifteen bushels to twenty-one
bushels to the acre, and is selling at
the local elevators at $3.50 a bushei.
One field on a farm of p. NJ. Smith,
which has produced a volunteer crop
of winter wheat for the past six years,
produced a yield of fifteen bushels to
the acre.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
room sAYINa USUAL CUSTOM

An organization of Minneapolis
women have been canvassing that city
with pledge cards to get city women
to agree to save food. Here is the
result, as stated by one OF the can
yassers: 1--WE have discovered that
household economy Is not a mere war
time innovation. Some women tell
us they have saved all their lives, and
It would be a joke to sign such a
pledge
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
nlG NEWS FEATuRE

The Miller Press is 10 be congratu-
lated upon having published the full
list OF the Hand County draft list
and a day early at that. II is no small
task for a country paper to get out a
list of names OF that length.-Wess-
ington Times.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
Put Idle Men to Work
Or Send Them to War

Washington, Aug. 4.-"Let them go
to work, or go to war" said Congress.
man Johnson, of South Dakota, in a
bill introduced today, authorizing the
Presideit to draft all able bodied men
between 25 and so years of age. The
regiments would consist of the idle
sons of wealthy men, /. w. WIS, aud
all other brands of idle men 1--WE can
draft several loafers right here in
Washington" said Congressman
Johnson.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

the Minnesota product is already
selling for IS cents.
The unusually large garden product
Of this year is saving millions OF
dollars to Americans, as many people
both in town and country. are large
Iy living of their own gardens.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

general work and the other will be in
charge of tuberculin inspection.
The net result of this conference
and agreement between the agricul-
tural department and the state auth
critics will be of inestimable import
ance to the stock raising interests or
the safe and to the consumers of meat
and dairy products.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

III the energies OF the American
people were turned towards a uccess-
full termination of the war with the
same degree of genius and force they
are being employed in making money,
the world would soon smile with
peace. The old country charge that
we are money mad is difficult to re-
flute in the face of present conditions.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Those Russian troops who retreat
ed In disgrace must feel their deep hui
initiation when they learn of a regi-
ment OF Russian girls who stood up
and fought a regiment Of Germans to
a standstill. There is now a wave on
among Russian women to go to war
and fight as men.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Prof. O. w. Coursey's latest book,
the assembling of college orations, is
attracting very favorable mention
over the state. II is reported the Pro-
lessor will soon appear on the lecture,
platform, In Chautauqua work.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
ADVERTISING T
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

fhe American commission TO Rus
aIs. headed by ElihiI Root, has return
~ home and many Americans viii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
General Haig Using Chess
Principles in Game of War
Veteran Theatrical Manager Personal Friend Of British Field
Marshal Believes Chessmen knowledge Responsible
for English Success.

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,,. do. ,.t.t. ,i,''N '" e.. ~,
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''' ~ i''Ii,I' i''''' ~ ~
u. o. w. 'l'N OFT "'' i"t "i '', ''' ''-,'' ~
a''.,'.'p" "|1 o." '''v. 10 u'n'il' ui,.ill.
,.'sHeu l"""'NE Fenl'''H'i' sl'llnf
"I"H' 'l q. '.'I. .' '''l'' rae '"uN n'
my eye "D"Ni lhe same iilh' ana q
moment later sent the waiter who was
serving us, over 10 ask me 90 join him.
~ told the walter 20 tell The gen
ucmon 10 come to my table and drink
with me but he replied. That iH % very
distinguished man ! said. on well
l'l 80 over
-. no,t., O., w.. Co.,,
ne gent. man htd private
LUSH from Mhlth ne poured prlHhA
i"r u7 1'lh. IA'n ne introduced h'n-
9.iI nc was 7lf lli!"m nag, man
lIAei uIer uI inc famous haIg x ihlE
S'"l'h WHISKY "l Eeluhurf' ana me
contents "I h's Ilash were ms own
in1huIt.lu II was very Zine
0r william ana became daily
com phh''ha curing lhe remainder OF
me lrip hhd ht spoke with great pride
OF NIs son I'heial iihE, VINO was men
J"uhE leI''h9ht IN inc queen Hir
b"at uH we 'i"'k T'BiIu eht OF England
ne WIS 'as'r 10 loaIh the great
american cara game 80 / arranged a
,onteniai ltlie parry Tor him ana We
tiuEHt MN me IiIIti'h'e between a
ful Information That goes with old
Iashl"hrd poker. SIR william con
trIpu'rd hpout my pounds Tor his cN-
pt.l'Hf'' hut or course that was a
p''"n'e Tor nan. lie enjoyed II very
hu,h.
rev year, idltt hdd me pleas
ure OF mte,ihs General Halg at the
army ana navy tlup ~ London. !
% ,uiu nm oI lhe thj,y"pie Trip across
me ocean hau maze WIN ms FATHER
ana ana we peJame good friends. met
.no h'n'tHI several tincs after that'
,ne Ihhl uille peihs shorty atter ms
hia Ic'ulh rum the boer war lie was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
What Columbus, kansas, Has:

Postal savings bank and free mail delivery
Wholesale roof. cement and paint factory.
Five public schools Il teachers $50 pupils
Many miles of rounded and graveied streets.
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas Railroad COMPANY
A city hospital-a fine one-owned by the city
\ mineral well bathhouse-two spring bath pools
Uptown office Western Union Telegraph Company
Every thing beautifully illuminated with electricity
\ thoroughly shaded city park and big auditorium
Three commission firms doing a product business
rhree elevators and wholesale flour and grain houses
Ninety-one passenger trains daily steam and electric
Main line Frisco railroad east and west-S Louis
TO Wichita.
Main line Frisco railroad north and south-Kansas
City to Oklahoma City.
County seat Cherokee county, Kansas, with 40 900
people.
Has coal gas oil, lead and zinc mineral lands ON an
sides.
one national bank and two state banks with heavy
deposits.
Has not had JOINT drug store liquor house for
many years.
Ehe lowest death rate and the healthest people in
ths mining district
Eleven churches, Catholic and Protestant-several
with fine pipe organs.
y far the cheapest place this new zinc mining die
trict IN which TO live $50
surrounded ell sides by a rich and highly nroauc
tive agricultural district
stephens deer park swimming pool which is locataa
IN the heart OF the city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

The wonderful strategy displayed
by Field Marshal Douglas lGaig. head
of the British armies in France
which has giycn tho allies during
the past year tho greatest victoric,
OF tho war n point ~ territory
wrestcd from The Germans. is the
application Of principles OF strategy
the famous military leader developed
from the game Of chess, th'nk.
"Wauic" Decker. i-iobe-trotting press
agent newspaper man and war cor
respondent who is personally Ac'
ouainted with General Hag and has
seen him in chess contests with INC
rreates, experts Of European CAPT
tails.
MI Decker uho has been lu Tui"
the past week with the big super
picture. The Garden of Allah.
shown az Convention Han. talked
cntertainingB yesterday of his
friendship with the noted British
general and his father, Sir William
IIaiE.
Mr Decker has crossed the pond
to Europe setenteen times has been
twice 10 Australia and three times
OF Japau For many years he was
prsss agert for Barnum q Baileys
circus ane. @as also with Adam Fore
paugh During the Spanish Amcri-
can Jar hc was war correspondent
In rAba with the Hearst newspapers.
lie and hr brother who is now IN
termed in military camp In Berlin
participated in the memorable eN-
pioit AT Havana when they rescued
the young Cisncro girls from Moro
Castle.
Mr.. Decker has another brother,
Ed Decker, who for the past three
years has been member of the
famous Escadilla aviation corps In
France A few days ago Decker re-
ceivcd cablegram telling him that
this brother is now In a London
hospital with five bullet wounds in
his lungs received in his last trip
over the German lines
Has Medals
lie doesn't know whether his
brother Is living or dead. but If he
answers the great summons he has
thirty-ninc German taub"8 to his
credit as souvenirs of his bravery In
action lie lies IN the hospital with
the two highest decorations of mill
nry honor 1t was possible for the
allies TO bcstow upon him-one the
Victoria Cross and the other the
French Legion of Honor.
\ typical soldier and "a typical man
with wonderful personality is Dec
ker's description of Field Marshal Haig
whom he considers tho greatest milf
tary genius England has sent 10 the
present struggle.
u first met General lIaig's father,
Sir William Hang, ln 1855" said Dec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
WOMEN ARE URGED TO
KEEP UP CLUB WORK
Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson Issues
Statement Concerning War
TIME Activity.

To women Of oklahoma
Many INQUIRIES have come TO me
from women's clubs asking II clup
worN should be discontinued Tor the
time and the members do only defense
work. In answer let me most earnest
~ urge you not 20 give up your c'uo
work by any means. II ever there was
a time when the woman mind OF our
country should be alert broadened
and trained i is now. There IS no
better way N preparing Yourself for
your countrys service than by sys-
tematic study and no better way OF
assisting your nation than thru your
organized channels The woman
committee Of the council OF national
defense was appointed 10y the council
Of national defense 10 coordinate and
centralize the orga niZed forces OF the
women of the country. to enlist the
unorganized women and secure great
er efficiency in the defense work
which women may do Tor the
nation, so that with this central ave-
nue. to headquarters in Washington
there would be less confusion and du-
plication in working out the economic
measures which the government from
time to time inaugurates So keep
alive your clubs broaden your study
Of conservation. home economics, for
thru them you will gain a wider vision
of your nations needs and your abil-
ity to serve in Red Cross. Navy league,
war relief and Social service work VIII
be strengthened. Let us keep active
the agencies already at work and
combine our efforts to keep life
steady, normal and sane, with spirit
Of cheerful courage and patriotism.
Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson, state chair
man. woman's committee, State Coun-
ell of Defense. Nowata, Okla, Octo-
her 20 lQ17
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

Columbus has good business opportunities for some.
live ones better get busy.
dupont powder plant, one Of the largest powder
plants in the United states.
Inc best auto road connection with Joplin of any
in the new zinc mining field
Well-kept street parkings and lawns-the prettiest
city in this new mining district.
Hammans and Meetings. spring lake parks two nat
urally beautiful improved parks
Municipal waterworks; failing, pure deem
wells; also the finest spring water delivered
Four greenhouses which ship tons Of lettuce and
other vegetables and flowers to the wholesale
markets.
lnerurban electric railway with half hour service TO
all parts of the biggest coal mining district in the
southwest and to Joplin. "
Columbus Is loading many cars of lead and zinc
ore each week as are loaded any of the old cities
in this new mining district.
The Empire District Electric Light and Power Conn
paiy s5OoO,OO0 concern. which furnished mower
. ana 1gnt Tor a radius of twenty five miles
we nave here, at the big mutual lumber ward tbe
cheapest building material in the southwest-an
actual fact "i'
County high school costing $40 600 with 20 teachers
ana 400 students; has manual training domestic
science and art departments, and large besutjfuI
campus and ball park eN "'
Inc Cherokee County Mutual Telephone" Conpany
which gives free service all over Columbus and
o.her Cherokee county towns. as well as many
other rural lines. and to Miami Okla Residence
5 phone rent, 40 cents and business phones 81 per
month. i"ie' " Pe'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
-FOUR BADLY BURNED
IN GAS EXPLOSION
One Workman Certain 10 Die; Cause
Of Explosion Is Not
Asccrtained

DRUMRIGHT. Okla. oct 20
Alex shin was burned over the entire
body and will die and three other men
were seriously burned about the
hands and face as the result of an eX-
plosion that occurred while the men
were making a connection in gas
line on the John Cotcihel lease Tor the
Gypsy Oil & Gas Co. about 2 mile east
of town. 4. c. Vaughn, j. o. Patrick
and Foster Bennett were burned about
the hands and face. None of the men
know anything about what caused the
explosion. All the clothes were burned
off shin and he was brought into town
by the others, who were not SO badly
burned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

| Cep.taI Hat, rtaysd ilfndfotdad and
v.o, :,
"Isno,,i,., HE ,,,o,do,.rut abtItt.. and
~, '''3 49, ,.i.,'o,i cI
| foan, ,o hos 80 ~, 49, o-dnt aG-
,,,.ta,,l IL, H. strategio na,,.,,,.,.,
of u,l p,'ti.b ,,,,i.s seoipst ne I'm.
t,,'i,,,,, -
.Gcyarni Itafg Who all orcst milf
tn-, ..ouIn.ondcrs has, ,vonderfuI in
t,,,.ure ,I,,or tbo ,,c,, ,~rder him Tbis
is l,catI.o bc a. olv,s,t ,yotchfrl ol
tbei, C,,,r.it Ito ig a, trdof,tiee HE
v'.,i.r and norsonallv 1nvotes much
.tt,ut',, g. ie,,l,. tb,t M soidtcra
a.r, nro,,riy careJ tor Ana I'm return
,be, siv, bir, tba ,.r,, Lcst ~ vyhich
IL, Sr ,,r9lin
~ Lr.,t,,.r who Co uo,,, lytp, i, 4,
T.pd1r bnsri,al toId me last spripp
when ne was AT home on n furlougn.
that he didn't believe there ig another
man iu tho world who could have got
ten the British army 10 10 the super
human things II aid last winter when
General Haig InuuChed his great drive
ut Won H'udcnburg. utterly surprising
Tho Germans and driving them rom
their trenches over n vide stretch OF
ground
Men pm Cuns
.,rt.. -. -, ,,otor,ent
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va Hch' ~ ,", x u'S' M M ~ 50
in ll' biI'!sn "IIiy' lnI' Uesmn
ing IoT'h Ven ln'uslll" snei's oi al an
sizes ana u'hcr'pIlonS lnlp the 1rI
u.an i!eh'hen nv ili'hlEhl' i.' on me
ilIsl OF Iial fepI VA OF Hlnugl, ,,
Durg spies nnu toiu nl.., tne ,sn,i,n s,i,sis.i
W"uiu not "cs" ny" ~ inS olte,''i,
roo ,,nntbs bef.,re and ns the british
,l'or,,1jes' saw he has never slept
since
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,'heI'l iihIt WI" u" Uo'pi ,|'.'i a'.io''' 70
Wnd'e.er vN,ept .he sisiaii e,it '.iiai In9ihl,''
ms tnnN na - i'ci, si,i,i 80
bims.lf arf,blc and coi,rteous and his
nnrsonalitv fairly boams unon one
Tnstanth5 he makes Won feel as tho he
1haG known vou for Years and IL vour
fricpd
lio Is u'i''ocIa,lc III ill@"IlJi Su,
ulFniIloI anu poHSesseS the III illllitaiS ,lai.S
hearing ms yea!a oI ~ SSIN rec nav
uoNeIopep III nm re - juAl ',i SUN
ma" @ "H @ ii'"snlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

>--~-~-~~>>~~~~~~>~~~~
headquarters Saturday. volunteering
their services.
The Army Of Liberty expects to re-
ceive at least one hundred additions
to its ranks tomorrow morning. as a
result OF the appeals TO be made in
the churches today by the ministers.
Wednesday is national holiday.
Stores Will close all or part OF the day.
II VIII not be an occasion for recrea-
ton and rest, rather one of hard work
and serious thot
Tulsa has yet TO raise 100000 to
complete her minimum quota.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

presence Of German agents In TINS
country he says:
We'll. | hope these spies are gettin"
their messages straight In icttihe i'O's-
dam know that America Is hurting
back To- the autocrats the answers:
For reachCry here. attempted
trcachery in Mexico. trcaohey every
whcrc-onc billion.
For murder OF American women ana
childrcn-one billion more.
For broken faith and promise 10
murder more Americans-billions ana
billions more.
'.And then we will add: In the
world fight for liberty. our share
billions and billions and endless bill
lions"
Everett purcell, Of the Enid Events.
had two tickets TO the Dallas state
fair. but no time to attend. Casslus
NJ Cadc Of Shawnee had the time
So they got together. with the stipula-
tion that Cash must write an artlcl"
On the fair that would startle the ma
,iyae' fCbevennc-A c-Arauaho) Cash
himself framed the stipulation.
After spending many sleepless
nights ollie Wilson Of the oklahoma
Fcderationist thinks he has solved the
high milk problem Suddenly remem-
bering that the milk OF goats is very
nutritive. he proposes to give his
backyard collection Of debris as pas
turage fcI tho goats" of two or the
city commissioners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
BOND SLACKERS TO
BE HUNTED DOWN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
500. This is considered remarka BILE
and great things are expected from
them this week Yesterdays report
follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

There is no river bottom at or near Columbus to
cause malaria, typhoid fever or other such
ailments.
Columbus is far removed from rivers other
streams as to be practically free from mosquitoes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
FOR OF SUCH IS THE
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
Her Husband Drafted Without
a Murmur, Tulsa Woman
Buys Liberty Bond.

There is a young wife in this town
whose husband is in the army. She is
working for a living. He did not claim
any exemption on the ground of de-
pendency And she subscribed for a
Liberty loan BOND on this theory:
"You know I believe this money will
help TO settle the war, and the sooner
the war is settled the sooner my hus-
band will come hAme."
This wife gets $50 a month. 1t may
he. according to the scriptures, that
the kingdom of heaven is largely COM
posed of little children, but there Is
surely, somewhere close to the very
Throne of Grace, some place for these
women who make such sacrifice.
Such little trivial evidences of uiti-
mate devotion, of unselfish affection
but emphasize and distinguish the ex-
ample of those slackeGs who have
given neither their sons nor their
daughters to the cause of the country
and now refuse TO give their money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

No property here is held at high prices-good
homes and vacant ground can be bought for one
third to one-half what is asked in other cities in
this new lead and zinc district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
EAT WHAT YOU WANT
WHEN YOU WANT 1T


People who consistently deny
their appetite some particular
dish appealing especially TO their
palate, because indulgence has al
ways meant subsequent suffering,
viii think this a strong statement.
II Is \ fact, however, that most
people can, without fear OF dis
tresFing Consequences, indulge the
aupatite within reason II the bow
els are active and regular.
Heavy dinners and late spppers
can he enjoyed with IMMUNITY ",
before retiring, one Will take
ppoonful Of Dr. CaldweL's syrup
pepsin a mild combination of sim
bic laxative herbs with pepsin
that druggists sell for ATTY cents
a hottie. Gentle In action and
poaitive in effect, 1t regulates tho
bowels IN IN easy, natural way,
without gripping or other disoom-
fort, and Is the ideal family lax
alive. Get a bottle of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsiu from your
druggist and keep IL IN the house.
Use 1t occasionally and you VIII
find you can eat almost anything
You like without fear OF conse-
ouenoes. A trial bottle can be
obtained free Of charge by writing
TO Or. w. y. Caldwell, 456 Wash
ington St., Monticello, Illinois.