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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

One of the busiest men connected
with the Council Of National Defense
is the one lone member of that orguni-
cation from West Virginia, Hon. W. NJ.
Ritter, the multi.millionaire lumber
man from WEIGH. Mr.. Ritter has i'm.
portant work in securing the vast
quantities Of lumber Of all grades and
sizes, and keeping it moving expedi-
hously to the various points of deliv-
cry. And he has a host of other details
to attend to, and is kept busy on the
job many hours a day, Recently the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

Realizing family Famon vicinity
patriotic holidays arranged supply limited
number readers dcuoy small cost spite the act that the
doubled weeks all need is
clip the above conecuey numbered and present them o.
West Ygnan office with 50 cents n cash and the flag yours Ten
caLl3 eytf1 Tor mailing y not calg 3oss
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There we're only five West Virgin.
ians in training at the Fort Myer off.
fers' camp near here who received COM
missions. But, it should be borne in
mind that there weren't handful OF
w. virglnians all told in training there.
The few who were trained at that
camp, we're assigned there before Fort
Benjamin Harrison was definitely de.
cided on as the place to train the West
Virginia candidates.
The five who received commissions
ut Fort Myer, are Henry w. Ruhl, Of
Clarksburg, commissioned second
lieutenant III the fifth company Of in.
fantry; Walker @. Smith, of Wheeling,
who drew a captains commission, in
the sixth company Of infantry; H. G.
FranzheIm, OF Wheeling, who was Civ.
en- second lleutenant's commission in
the eighth company Of infantry; A. G.
Leisenrlng, Of Lost Creek, was made
first lieutenant, second battery Of
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Notwithstanding
that at first the wheat market yester.
day seemed to be virtually unaffected
by announcement Of comprehensive
plans Of government control to be put
in operation September /, prices final
" gave way in good earnest. The out
come was heavy close at IL cents a
bushel net decline, with September
down to $2.O4. Corn finished %c OF to
nc up, at $1.14A@1.147s; December,
24@112s; May oats closed at
&c decline to b@A advance Last
prices of provisions ranged from DC
loss to rise Of 27C.
Articles. open. CIose'
Wheat
Corn
december ......... ia 1.14A
May ........". 1'11A 1.12A
Oats
December .....". .57% .57h
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

The selection by the state board of
regents of Senator A. Bliss McCrum,
Of Charleston, former member Of the
state baord Of control, as state univer.
sity alumni secretary is pleasing to
Charleston people as we'll as most
graduates OF the university, because
they realize the wisdom Of having
the Becretary's headquarters located
at the capitol, says the Capital Cor.
ridor man OF the Charleston Mail. In
addition to the clerical work involv-
ed, it will also be tn duty Of Senator
McCrum to visit high schools through
out the state for the purpose OF slim.
ulating attendance OF high school
graduates at the university, and to
encourage organization and activity
Of alumni associates in all parts Of
the state where there are sufficient
graduates to keen such an organiE
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LOST AND FOUND

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According to the Montgomery News
the Hatfields and McCoys Of MiEgo
county will do their share Of the
fighting in the great European war
Out Of the first call Of 1870 men to
be examined for service in the con-
scription army from Mingo county,
eight are HataeldS and three are Nc
Coys.
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BITS OF
STATE NEWS

In a recent issue the Glenville
Pathfinder printed the following:
"Karl Holt came near being serious.
ly injured a few days ago. Karl is an
expert with a lasso, and while driv.
ing a COW that attempted to get away
from him, he threw his lassO which
settled around the cows neck when
the COW started 10 run and in some
way the rope and Karls feet become
wrapped up together, and he was
dragged along the wire fence some
distance which scratched him up con.
siderable. Karl being pretty heavy,
his weight choked the cook down be-
fore be was seriously hurt. Had the
rope settle around the cows horns,
as he intended, he might have lost
his life."
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WASHut I3%, .. Co. Aug. IA
Congressman II. &. woodward has
been notified by the U, s. Pension Com
missioner that pensions have been
granted to Mrs. Isabelle Hunt, OF Net'
tie, Roane county, $40 month; and
to Mrs. Carrie D. Prince, OF Walkers
Wood county, $12 a month from De-
cember IA, 1916, and $40 month from
December "a, 1916, together with PEN
sion accrued and due her husband at
the time Of his death
Commissions as postmaster have
been sent to Thomas A. Merrell, Dee
gans; LuCius Trippett, Kimberley, and
Samuel H. Legg, Notomine. The lat
ter is a new office located in Kanawha
county. Star service has been disCon-
tinued from Rock Cave to Gould. The
First Assistant Postmaster General
has acceded to a request by Senator
Sutherland not to discontinue the Of
flee at Jeffrey, Boone county, and has
issued an order reyOking a previous
one abolishng that office.
Senator Sutherland has recommend
ed the appointment Of William R. Oa-
Wis, of Fairmont, as an Interpreter;
Carl G. Eliason, former Elkins boy
now resident at Hagerstown, Nd, for
the second officers training camp, and
Fred H. Matthews, Of Martinsburg, a
mechanic for employment on govern
ment work where he is needed. Mr.,
Matthews came to Washington and
called on Senator Sutherland in per-
on to secure an endorsement. A PEN
sion claim for Mrs. Hannah B. Crow,
Of WarwOod, a suburb Of Wheeling,
which Senator Sutherland had in
charge, has been favorably acted upon
and Mrs. Grow receives a pension Of
s12 month from October, 1916.
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WANTED-DinIng room girl at Cor
fey House. Apply in person.
-l4.3t 210s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

The Martinsburg World is response
bic, for the following: Assistant
County Assessor S. l.. Dodd, of He'd.
gesville, spent today in town. While
the selective draft has called five
young men directly from his family,
he is taking the matter both philoso.
phical and in true patriotic fashion.
OF course some Of these or all may
be exempted. Those in the list al
ready examined are three sons: D..
K. Dodd, County Agricultural Agent
Of Mason county; M. r. Dodd, mem
Der W. Va. National Guard; 8. L..
Dodd, Jr., Crop Pest Inspector. Also
Fred Hamill, sonln.laWS a restaurant
owner at Keyser who has passed and
]. E. Newkirk a son-in-law operating
the DOdd farms who has not been ex
amined."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

Says the Preston County Journal:
1.-THE West Virginia Northern railroad
is one of the busiest little roads in
the country. The line is only eleven
miles long and has on it eleven diff.
ferent coal operating plants. More
plants are to be opened in the very
near future. These eleven different
coal plants are employing a large
number of men. The towns Of King.
wood, TOWNSVILLE and Tunnelton are
located in this region and are receiv.
ing the benefits Of this development ;"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

field artillery, and Andrew Wool, Of
Keysef, who got a second lleutenant's
commission In the third battery Of field
artillery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

! Postmaster commissions have been
issued to Martin V. Voner, Of Elk, and
to Edward L. Dunn, Of Greenbrier
Springs.
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BOOMERS WANTED-506 Second st.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
G. H. & S. A. (Hauptlinie)

Nnfunfr -
10. 1o1--sunTet 2imtteo. Don Sem Gi.
la14 49,. 49,. ..4:4O pprrl.
$40. 102 @unfet 2imiteo, bon Can 6ranz
cisco 1858 BORN
Wo. 7-Sdneuaug, bon Stem Orleans.
1920 born,
SO. s-sdneuaus. bon Sci miO -.
So. e-euniet Grpreb. BON Sem or-
leans ........... 7:10 ndd|m.
70. 1o-eunfet erpreb. ron Can Sran.
abfanrl-
sso. 1O1--ounYet stmtteD, nan Gun
10. I02-eunipt 2imiteb, mad Men &c.
leans .......... 400 BORN
Ro. 71S6neu5ug, mad Sci Mio.
..11:00 BORN.
10. s-i56neisus mad aeip OrIems.
................ 1915 nadm.
No. 9-@uuiet grpree mad Can Sran-
30. 1O-suuiet erprsb. mad Rem Or
leans ........... 1880 nadts
@pesiaI DaiIb grpreB nad eagle Bab
...... ........ 12 Mftternnht.
Nnfunft -
Victoria Division.
no. 301-Bon Souiton. Bort 2apaca.
@ietorta. Guero 80. 7:05 nadni
Abfahrt-
sn. SO2-Mah guero, gictoria, Bort
2abaeo. 9oufton =. ..8:15 Dorm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
Cine sSaaoaeldlidlte.

Gin SStdger, Der nidts geI6olien
Fat, iiebt Siibner BET einem 9onern=
bauie. Gin Bauer ibmaudt feline
Gfeife ltno iiebt ben Siibnern 5lt.
Sea, 2onosmoun", Iagte Ser So
ger, uid gebe so Marf, id meroe
NAL oa5mii6en i6ieben; mas fa1lt,
lit mein."
SD babe nifdt boueooer", iast
Ser gulter nnb niml1t bic so Marf.
Der Sdger i6ieBt, nno bier Siib=
net liegen 90.
y9eu MAIDEN &c aber, Bat Sc
pe1 fommen", ioet Ser Bauer,
"oot i'm nid meine t@iibner."
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Wmrg Granbes.
Neie ber Sauii9e Mutur lebt unb
arbeitet.

geors 8ranoes piro iebt in 9dnes
mari tpesen BEG fiinf5isjdbrisen Sc
burtsfeites fetnes eriten literarifhen
Merf9ens, zines 8udes Scr Dualiss
mus in unferer ,leueiten pbiloiopbie."
sefetert. npolttifen" fanote tim BEL
biefer @eleeen6eit als b%eiOnbere @ufz
: merffamfeit eir1en Sn~terbietper unb
: @eors 8ranbes, Der Siinfunoiiebaisz
iGbrise, erodblte an oiefem Sage Der
grinnerung aund4it febr lebenbis iiber
iein neueites 8u9, bas ieBt I'M grz
I9einen lit. fein 8u9 iiber @oltoire.
Mir laffen ibn 1pre9en.
Set benz Is. Sum- arbeite f9 tag
lid BON II 1br pormittaes Biz 3 nhr
na9ts. Na9 meiner @epo6nbeit fonz
aentrtere ia mid 70 fart auf meine
Mufsabe, baB i6 mein 8n9 oruden
lafe, tpdbreno ib baran idreibe, unb
t6 f6reibe in Der Regel pole 5ebn
2uerieiten am Sage, obne cine 3etle
erft gu fonaipieren, uno auslei3 erlez
bise i6 Die aorretturen. Metne Or
belt befddfttst mild 10, oob i'd @9lafz
pulber nebmen mub I'm f4lafen gu
f0nnen. Nber i9 babe papier unb
8lei1tift au9 an meinem 8ett, unb
tpenn i9 na9ts pade, trtbbelt es 70
ftart in mir, bob i'd 2i6t aniteden nnb
Notiaen MAIDEN mub."
vWarum baben sic @oltaire gez'
pablt2" fraste ibn fem 8efua.
sd balte etpas auf oas a4taebnte
Sabrbunbert," 1agte 8ranbes. Limb
Is bat mid eelodt, NIT 9oltatre als
Mtttelpuntt bas Srantrei@ BON bas
mails au fdtl6ern NIT elmer Menge
DISQUALIFICATION unb Werfe. Sn met
mem Bud iber Goethe" les 1T bas
glei9faas isbt ndbrenb bes arieges
erf9ienene porlebte Werf BON 8rans
bes) rfommen tpobl an 700 Menfden
Dor, bier ettpa boppelt 10 piel.A
Der 8efu6sr fragt na6 ben literas
rtfden Mnfdnsen bes gelebrten, nno
nun eradblt 8ranoes, fir ben 2iteras
tnrliebbaber febr tnterefant, iiber feline
tn iunsen Sabren pollaogene Wana
lung bonn pbilofopben gum 5iftorifer.
Mls pbiloiopb bate er ansefanger,
aber zines Saaes lief tbm etn Sreunb
etn fleines Bud, bas er unterhalteno,
aber oberfld9li9 nannte. Sc mar
,2es pbtlofopbes franeais au 10. iieele
bar $. Saline. paris, 1860" Sas
Bud rief in 8ranoes cine nmtpanbz
lung berbor. Gr las es fiinf, feds
Male in einem .3ug. Cine gang rteue
Dirt, aiteratur gu bebanoeln, offenz
barte fi9 bier fir i'm. ct las in ben
folgenben Sabren alles, pas Saline
fdrie6. Gr fu9te ibn in paris auf,
unb er getpann fein Sntere7e unb ieine
Sreunbf9aft. Saline tpuroe ibm Der
gefreier on beutider S9olatif.1
go fast 8ranoes. IS iiberrai9t
aund9f, oab er gerabe bas fast, une
mittelbar na9bem er fem liebepoQes
Bud iiber Goethe perOffentliat bat.
M6er es 1T flar, bab er, ber nit slei9er
Qei6en1daft 9oltaire unb @oethe ums
fabt, bamit Blob fetner Mbneisuns ses
gen bic a~bitratten pbilofopben, gegen
einen @denin9, einen 9egel Musorud
aibt, BON benen ct oamals, als ct fiA
Der 2iteratursefdidte autpanbte, fir
INNER Mbfdieo nabm.
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Nms Nscrifo.

Die vllniteb Shoe @orfers of
america" baben IN elmer in 2pnn,
Maii., obgebaltenell g%erlammlung
gegen oas S6lieBen BON 80 S6ub-
Sabrifen ouf oas S6arhte prote-
ltiert. Die 5abrifen tpuroen BON ben
5abrifanten leBte ISOLDE auf unbe-
itimnte 3eit geidlolien urlb on To-
900 glrbeiter fino oaour1 6eiddfti=
slingslos g~etporoen. Die 4rbeiter
bei6ulbigen Die gigentiimer, Sic
nit ibnen a6geibloiienen 8ertrdge
gebroden 81 baben.
Der yGrceliior", cine Der ge-
leienlten merifaniiden 3eitungen,
erflart in einem 2eitartifel, oaB
Merico nnter alien l1mitdnoen nett
trail bleiben tperoe. Die 3eitung
fpridt aber 5ugleid) ibre Misbiai-
gitng bariiber aus, oaB Die Ser.
Staaten Die @affenlieferlngen an
ale Nationen erlaibe, MIR nift an
Werico.
aus S,iore5 miro ~genteIbet,
General Murguia fei nit 1000
Mann nod Dem gaias @ranoes.
9abricora : 9iltrift gegangen, Inn
5u perbinoerr, oaB 8iaa ii6 Der
8ren5e nGbere. Seine 2eute bleiber
BET Der gebouptlng, baB 8iaa bel
Dem Sample nabe Der gabricora.
Gan6 perionlid) anapeierlb gelueier
lei i1no bob er, mdbreno err in einem
aoobe-Saus fblieE beinabe gsfan-
gen genommen mare. gaqui.Snoia.
ner mpllten i'm feitnebmen nn0 fro
den bis an Die &iitte beran. Sit
muroen aber entoedt uno @iaa fon1t
te in Der 9unfelbeit entflieben.
@eneral Mhlr9uia mill mad
Monte5uma geben, nm Die BORT be
finolifen 3ruppen @ilo's mseiu
amber 5t iagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

Das S6idfal fpielet nit benz Wens
fdenleben,
llnb pie elm Rao brsbt tpirbelno f4
ote Melt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
Ynluer itatt Sab.

8ielfad par in Deutf9lanb IN Der
lebten s3ett bas @eriidt berbreitet, oab
bas @al5 fnapp iperben f0nnte, moran
ieoof feinespsss su benten TT. Sms
MERLIN fDnnte man an etne bibihe
Mnefoote aug Dem 2eben 5rieortd
Wilbelms ". e%rinnern, fpelde 5eoor
BON a0ppen mitteilt, Der einmal als
iunser Offisisr an bes a0niss Safel
aelaben NOR. 8eim SifdseiprG@
bate es fi6 bsrausseitelIt, baB Die 9ofs
bamen ni9t febr bel bon Der ao9s
funit peritanben, unb bab fie i'm Sale
Der Not Dem aOnise f4perli3 bate
ten cine Mablaeit bereiten t0nnen.
.Was piirben sic uns oenn todeng"
fraqte Ser a0nis ben Dfftaier. rMa.
ieftat," ertpiberte bieier. nid babe anf
meinen militGrtfden Streif3usen gee
Iernt, fpie man einen aus benz Staae
ooer bon Der Weibe requirierten 9am>
mel in tiiraefter Jriit fur bas Mittass,
ma6l auridtet. gef4ladtet, bag Sen
~abseaosen, ssrlest unb in. Stide ess
fdnitten. in ben GeIosddirren om 8is
patfeuer beisefebt, in Grmanseluns
bon Sala nit puIDer separst, seto4t
porselest unb aufsesefen-oies alss
mar oft bas Mert bon atpei Stunben."
-.Das 1T praitifd." lobts Der aO'
mig, i'd febe, Sic piirben mid tpes
ni9Itens ni6t bunsern laf en-! aber NIT
pulper sefalsen, bas TT ia cine sar'a
abfdeulide Sbee. Das BUILDER tOn'
men sic fparen.. Glife, persib ood
nidt, fit portommenbe Jdae Sala
mitsunebmsn," fiiete er, 81 ieiner iles
BEN ibm fibenoen @emablin %setpanbt.
btn5u.
Das S9idial fpielet nit benz Msns
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Sriibjabrs : G~rfaltmn9en fimb
aefG6rlid.

9loeli6e @itterungs- ooer &lei-
oerpe6iel bringen Sriibiobrs@gr=
fdltungen. Cine 9olis bon Sings
Seem DISCOVERY erleidtert lifer, flart
Sen &opf li1toert 6ic irritierten
Membrone mo tpenoet oie grfdltune
ob. Sebt bie Sur fort, nebmt 9r.
Sings SEEM 9iscoberp, Big Ste Or
fGltnng beri6purloen lit. (Qn5.)
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f;reie yret1f iir Seras: 9iemtag ben "a. April 1917,
0(,,fh m1s 9e11tId,lono fomen SIC

Iu6 aus 0euti6lano famen SC
polutionsgeriidte. Die Streifbepe-
gung ioate einen 10 beoroDliden &a-
rofter ongenommen babe1t, oaB man
cine regnlare Gepolution befiirdte1t
miilie. @1roere Nabrid)ten be1trit=
ten oies entl6ieoen. llno es miro
audi mol nidt mobr iein. @ine Ge=
pollution miiroe 1T 0entidlano 10
menig grfolg babe1l, tpie in Deter
reid ooer in l1ngar1l. Au6 ioll
sic gauge Streifbetpeerna gar fei=
ller 10 beorobliden aarofter a1tge=
nommen babelL uie uniere 0epefd)en
b~ebo1ptetett. Die 6erren 9epeiden=
forreiponoenten reiten lett Dem r11i=
iiihen Hegierungsitar5, auf Ser &e=
polutionsioee berl1m uno biloen iid
felt eil1 oaB alle 8olfer = England
%natiirlider @eiie ausge1olnmen =
lire 6iiriten baiien nno MIR gliidlid)
Iein fonnen, menll tie oieiel6en meg
geiogt baben; crit nit Der &epl1blif
fam Ser Srieoen mieoer fonmeE.
1tno bod mar ether Der &ouptitanfe=
rer uno anitifter gum &rieg oie 9fe-
plblif Sranfreid.
@ie eigentlih sic 3uitdnoe in
&uB1ano iino, fonH feiner nit 9e-
itimn1t iager, man meiB nidt ein=
moi, tper SEER BORT lit, oie 9nna
limo oos BON ibr gebiloete Winiite=
rtltm ooer ser Slot Der s[rbeiter- uno.
Solooten 9eIegaten. 2etterer be-
bouptet gan5 entihieoenA fem Gor-
redt, Die 0nn1a 81 f%ottroaieren nno,
GIT beeinflnf1en. SSn elmer oageme;=
re1t Geriammlung ieiner Inbanger,
unb 3ugeborigen mltroe elm 8ei6lub
.angenomnten, Der Die Nottpenoigfeit
Ser Sortietung Der geeinfluliung
uno &ontroaierung Der ruiiiiden
propiioriifen &egierung betont n1o
au bie gat15e ruiiifde 9emofratie ap-
peaiert, iid Uni BEN &at als Die
ein3ige Srgoniioton, tpelde fabig lit
reaftiondren S6ritten elltgegenslt=
treten, 5u i1aren. Die &~eiolution ap-
pelliert gleifBeitig an Die 9emofrn-
tie sic propiiorilde Regierung 5u
ltnteritiisen, lolonge lie fortfabre, Die
grrungenl6aften Der Gepolution Sit
enttpifeln nno lie iih pom Streben
nab territorialer @rpaniion fer1l-
balte.
Oos Sdlinlme bel Ser Sa6e 1T,
boB mir 2eute inn auslortoe uns
iiber oie1en &at Ser @(r6eiter- uno
9elegaten poaig I'M I'm,
floren linb. Grit ieit allr5em borea
mir pnlt ibm. stber iein GinfluS
mus bod iebr groB leilr, benin ionit
ipiiroen iid) bie 9epeiden iiberbaupt
ndt init linn beld)aftigen. 9us
Ste Genlur ser 9luna nidt
Sntereliant sur aarafteriiierutlg
ser Gerbdltniiie lit audi Die Nad),
rift, DOB Ser General altropotfirr,
ser @ouperneltr Don 3urfeitan, iein
aiiitent, Sen. Deroieip uno Stabs-
def General Sipers pom State
ser Solbaten 9elegaten perbaftet
tporben iino. Mlid) Gen. gllrofp, Der
.aommlanoant Der iibirii6en Brigade,
lrlo General Iiuomiaen, Der bic
"a
Brigade befebligte, muroen
f%eltgenommen. Die @ererale limo
beldnloigt Glliien in perifieoenen
5ur G%erteioiguitg gegen
gingeborene I'M Safe eiiies aitgriffs
@affen gegeben Su babeh mas ais
propo5ierenoer oft betradtet miro.
gs ibeillen oo6 ga,l5 Iolloer6are
8erbaltniiie BORT 5u berrihen. Die
8euegung miro immer mebr Der
fran5oiiiden Gepolution abnlid. geur
oie @lliqotine feblt nod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
S. A. & A. P.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-22
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

zen have swollen feet and haudsg.
suE, achy joints Sharp-shootlug,
rheumatic pains torture you. You havs
achLng hack. palm iu the lower abdo-
men, difficulty when urinatngl Look
out These are danger signals. Trou-
bic IS with your kidneys Uric acid
poisoning. I'm one form or another. has
set 81. If may lead 30 dropsy or fatal
Bright's disease if-pot checked.
Get sons GOLD MEDAL Haarlezn
on Capsules Immediately They are
an OLD preparation. used all over rhs
world for centuries. com bining natural
healing oil and herbs. wei known to
physicians aud used by thousands n
their daily practice The Capsules aTs
nos an experimental make-sbifr pat
emf medicine. or salt. whose effect
Is only temporary. They are q stand
ard remedy. and act naturally. gently
and quickly. But when you 50 20 tbs
druggist insist on getting the pare,
original Haarlem OH in Capsules Be
surs the name GOLD MEDAL IS On
the box and thus protect yourself
against erfejts.--( Ady.l