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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
BORROWS LONG PANTS AND
ENLIsTs, TELLS MAMA LATER

New Rochelle. n. Y. May 27-Four-
teen-yesr- old Frederick Miller OF Bal
tinore, Md. wanted to wear long pants
and appear manly. but his moth
wouldn't let him So he ran away
from home, borrowed q pair of long
ones from negro. reached Washing
ton and enlisted in the army. giving
his age as twenty-one which was be-
iteved as the boy. Is Ave feet, six and
weighs 100 pounds
He wrote home from Fort Siocum.
near here, saving he was we'll and
happy. but was wearing short pants
and lsggings. Hls mother guessed
wh.~ happened and Fred was discov-
cred today. Colonel Maadiin. COM
mandant at Fort Elocum. however, had
recommended TO Mrs. Miller that the
boy be permittedlto remain IN the ssr-
vice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
REV. DANIEL POLLING
opens El0h FINALS
Boston Minister breaches F'orceful
Sermon Before Students OF
Carolina Institution.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Elon College, NJ c., May 27.-The
Elon commencement began this morn
ing with wonderfully uplifting and
opportune baccalaureate sermon by
that matchless orator and prince of
workers with young people, the Rev:
Daniel A. Polling, LII. D.. of Boston.
associate president United Society of
Christian cndeavor for the world.
DIR. Polings theme was: For Such
a Time as This" He sought guidance
for our day IN the character of Queen
Esther. 'the symbol of loyalty. liberty
and faith, the story OF woman be-
come to be the chronicle of woman
hood, brave example and lofty in
spiration for our time"
While DR.. Polling is head of an or
ganization of young people. loving
peace and pursuing it, he declared
himself heartily in favor Of the war
and anxious to do his part to bring
1t to successful conclusion.
1T was my privilege" he declared.
to hear Woodrow Wilson's moment
out message declaring the existence
Of state OF war with the imperial
is not unlike the historic statements
OF Abraham Lincoln. Not until the
flowers of memory are faded and the
lamp of my soul is gone out will
forget the profound emotion OF that
hour"
No Hatred Against People.
The speaker declared President Will
sons message to be first of all .
Christian document, without any
breath Of hatred, and no word OF bit
terness against any people. revealing
the fact that we have entered this
war not as a lustful struggle for a
strip of land or a stretch OF the sea.
but as an International Calvary.
After an utmost endeavor TO re-
main at peace" DIR. Polling con-
tinued. I'VE. too, have been
thrust into the maelstrom. For one.
II have cast my lot with the govern
ment. My conception OF true religion
and internationalism teaches me that
patriotism. like every other virtue, be-
gins Mt home. that in the scheme of
the world redemption from interra-
cial suspicion and international ha-
tired. ! owe allegiance first Of all 70
the Stars AMI Stripes. and so declare
that allegiance and offer my body. my
mind. my heart to the government
that today is the searth's best hope
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
ADOPT FOUNDLlNCS
TO EVADE WAR DUT

Kansas City, Mo, May 27.-Elac|
ers here have discovered a method
set at naught the peril OF the sele
tive draft. At least four young Hla
ried couples OF Kansas City ha]
adopted babies within the last mont
Two foster mothers have boosted tn
now their husbands will not have
go to the front
When congress declared war the
was rush to the marriage liceEl
bureau. This was checked by Il
war departments announcement III
those who wed now would be draftI
just the same. Fooled in this enoI
the towards are now turning WI
attention toward the orphan asylum,
The manager of one of the houl
for foundlings here said today tn
there had been a marked increase
the number of requests for childrI
to adopt in the last month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
LOST BEANS, FOUND.
DOUBLED IN PRICE.

New York, May 27.-According to
story which is amusing the gro
Gerry trade, j. S. Ellis e. Sons, whole
sale erocers. bought a carload of
beans last November at cents
pound. the prevailing market pri. C.
The car was started for New York.
but got lost on siding and the rail-
road company was unable to trace it,
one day last week it turned up
at a terminal in this city and the
beans were delivered
The price, however had advanced
TO ] 6 cents a pound, and the con-
sisnep didn't have any cause for COM
plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28

that trembled little, and there fell
out a faded red muller.
Il know It says they must be blue
or gray now, ~ she said, "but | thought
maybe you could have it dyed"
She left without giving her name,
hut Mrs. ". Sherbrooke Popham,
chairman OF The knitting commlttce
of the Militia of Mercy, had assured
her that the faded old mufier Will
reach some American sailor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28

Manassas, May ia Rcd Cross
unit has been formed at Haymarket,
Prince william county with the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. ". NJ. g. Dodge,
chairman: Mrs. \. W. Amphiett, See
rotary; Mrs Charles X. Mcdonald.
treasurer, and Miss Mary Price. in
StTuctoT. Meetings. are 10 be held
Sc mi weekly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
Mrs. Splitter Dead.

Luray May 2T.--Mrs Ellen Spill
widow of Elder Samuel Splitter. 4 d
tinguished minister OF the Germ
Baptist church. il dead at her hoI
in Marksv1lle district. this county, "a
miles south OF Lsiray. She was ei9h
two years of age and is survived
seven children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-28
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
SaGnarstc Oraaniiiren i'd.

@iebrcre Sun6ert amcrifauiide
SobnGr5tc pcriommeItcn lid aeitcrn
SIbenO IN 9lr. 1911, Gat6eOroI- Str,
inter ocu Sluipi3icu Der D3a6ndr3t.
libcn Screinigune opS StoatcsNlorp.
lono@ I'M Gin @oltimorer @ontin.
gent Der ySiationaIcn gcrcitidaits,
Sl9a" 5n organiIircn. Gr. $. ToB
Goppoec tiibrtc ocu @oriie. 92od Der
@erlamnIlng ipo6ntqa oie 3a6u0r5fc
eiRcr Notwithstanding Scr .9ol-
ttnorer mc0Biniidcp @eleaidaft~
bel. Gic @riiuonue cineS biciigcn
3meiees ocr 2iga bat oen 3wed. ser
Ne9ierlmg cine orgoniiirtc @inbeit
tiir SoipitoI-9lrbcit lin 8oac cincs
&rlcgcS an5ubictcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
@ieI CseIdrei nnS menia Wolfe.

SU GoIi8cieeriGt bon Canton
lpurOc aulhS 3ieenmapcr IN @oIOen
Jline on scr EbilaoeJp6ia 9iooo
uobnboit, 81 elmer @eIOitroie bon
$t0lmO Soften pcrurt6eiIt mcil CT
ieincr &oitbausipirtbin FSrau 9liigltit
@nOers, 5loicl 9luinerfiamfeit &C.
ibcnft ba6cn loll SSm Sauic ocS
&crborS crfldrte ocr @atte Scr ,Sralt
DAB 8ibcnno0cr. mclher in elmer
3ieeclbrcuncrei in SloBpiac QIS 9lr-
better beid6itiat par, oic 9Ibiibt aus.
gciprohcn babcn iol, in &oBpiuG
ouf ocn @cIcicn SIR Meiterbeforoe,
ring an in Der 9lobc beiinoIidc @iii-
nitionslobritcn sur ScrlteIling bon
@rploliOitoiicn in Die 2uft 5u iprep-
pcn gls @ntidjuIoielugsoriluo fir
Nicic @ebopptlmgcn cab CT an. BOB CT
ioldc im 9lalid eetbon babe. Qic
@nnocSbe6oroen pnroen beuo6ricb-
tigt irO Oielclben bobcu cine Inter.
ildung eiigcleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
usadltcr Der OlcppIntiOn.1 .

Eie 9lobridt, ooB 3rau N}att6cp
y. Scott eineni glan5enocp gmpfoug
beiwo6ntc, wcIcber bon iSrau Sanes
9anulton Semis, Der GonoioQtin fir
Ole, Yralioentidait Scr gEodtcr ser
anierifaniideu 9iepoIltiou~ aeeebcn
mlroc, muroc BON oen llnterItiitcrn
Der 6roi 2epiS nit GROCER @eniia.
tDnilns entecget oenonunen. ,Srou
Scott, oeren 9tmueien6eit bel oem
Sefpis-@mptang iobiel 9(uile6en CT.
rc9te, IT cine @bren'@cueraI. .@rGii.
ocntin Der vEodtcr scr omerifani.
ldcn Sepolutipn" pno battc lid Dor
5tuct So5rcn 81 @lniIten Der ,Srail
@eorge S6atder e5ucrnicD cntidie-
oen Der gcid6rIi6iten 9lipaIiu bon
,Srull 9eluiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Nn Mns critidt.

gluf cine ionoerborc g(rt imo gSciic
itbcint Der 5i-idbri0c Sames 9cioD
bon glr. tttd @loutpclicrs StroBc.
lScI6itmoro beaongcn 81 6abcu. SSn
5olge itorfeu @aSgcrlid)s 6csab ii9
pic @nttin oelicIbcn bonn 5ucitcn
9todluerf nod Der Slide mo fonO
i9rcn Monn nit Ocu aopi m unto.
reu Ibeil Oes @oSoienS, noboem CT
bic Sdbre Der 2eitlipg ongcOrcbt bot-
te, crliidt Dor. Ter idnclt bcr6eige-
rHIcnc glr5t fonnte MIR nod Ocu GoO
oes llneliidlihcn iciilteacu. Cic 80
li5ci Ocs norOoitlidcn Eiitrifts TlcIlie
bel Der llntcrinblng icit, odB scr
@erltorbcne frGnfli6 mar uno nit IL
nan5icllcn Sdmieriafciten 5i f0n-
pien bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Sin Sultimurer in Gnbq crtrnntcn.
9tur lpcnigc ShmDcn no@ @m'
piung ciues griefes BON ibrcm Sat.
ten Senrp 9rolpn, ocln @eiA1itsfilb.
rcr ser ,gltloutic 3trtit 50. " opi Der
Snlel Ianano bel Gilbd cr6iclt Oic
@ottin, sSron Moreorct Scoubarot
groipn BON 9}r. 1926, Gns31. Str,
cine tcleeropbii6c Gabrihf OoB ibr
@aitc ertrunfen lei. Sn icincln
Qricie 6ottc er ieinen 9lnecbori8en
iNitgetbeilt, Dab cr gcimo ici mo lih
,orf elm boloiqeS SgSieoericben nit lci-
lcr 6omilic ircue. Gic 9cihc miro
init ciuem Gompier ser obcn9cnolm
ten @eicQidoit ud6 bier 9cbro6t
mer0en ino mo6rideinli6 om nod
item N}ontag bier cintreiicn. &cil
ollBcr Sen @in9cborcncn mir 0rci oOcr
bier @eiBe olf' Ser Sniel wobncn
mo in 6oloe Der Sniurrcftion Oiel-
lcibt Elm glneriii oui Die 9Ilnerifaner
itottgeilnOcn bal, 10 ibeint Die 9(n-
io6me itibt ouSgcibloiicn 81 icil
ooB ser llneliidlidbc Sdub in6t2
uno in OaS Nlccr ipraug, unl ein
Boot 81 crreiden. Gie bintcrbliebcuc
g9ittue iitaeine Eobter bon @iIliom
2con6orot lmO betroilert nit 5pei
lodtern, @forgorrt uu0 either. imS
5pci Sobncn. 0cnrp mO 9llbcrt io-
mic scr Scbpeiier, 5roll GOuaro &.
Shupp, imo oes 9riioers, Gennp
@rown, ocn zoo Oes @erlngliidtcns
nif oas Gicfitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
g9eadlteIe glericlrsiianaI nidt.

Z Ger StroBen61bnmaggouiiibr
So0n 8. 6uIahO pon 9fr. tAi4,
McScurp-Str wur0c eeiicrn oon
Siidter Endoro IL ocr mitilercn 30.
li5ciitotion nit 81 uuo Soften BE-
iiroit, pcil Ct ocu 5iguol ciucs
gerfc6rsIfoli5iiteu feinc 9cabtlng
geld)cnft 6oite. Eoli5iit 9rDon bate
on Der arcuGing bon 9ibertD. mo
baltimore StroBc 0olono ooronf
allluerfiom gcundlt, DAB er uibt luci-
icrlobrcn Tonne, bis Oos 3cid)cn 0e.
pebcn ipirO. Ger 9Soggoniiibrcr lima
ooroufbu 81 lodcn al, woraui CT
Oerbditct mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
glradl anf 6er elrahe lniammen.

Sradl unF Der strahs 5uiammeu.
SSn Der 9|Gbc oes @aIpert-9obnboiS
iiiir5tc geitern 9lbelrN Die 50 Sobrc
alto 5rou @lorD @reeu bon 9ir. 6t7
Nloro.Nlouilt-S pIobIib 5il 9o-
pcn. Sie ipuroe bon 9aIlouten in
pinon Spciicraum eetrasen, bon mo
lie in ser glmbuIdn5 Acs mittIercn
Giltrifts und orm IRercD Soipitol
9cbradt murOe, She sic g(cr5tc ie.
Ood feitiiencu fonuten, luos Der 6roit
teblte, icbieO oielcIbe aus oen Seben.
Coroner &ilep bonn rliitlcren Diltift
miro cine llntcrihblne onItelcn.
Srou Green battc lid eeitcrn DIOR
pen, mic 5rql Charles anipp bel ser
lie mpbntc, Der YoIi5ei aneab. nad
9altimore.Goimtp bese6erL im BORT
@efanHtc 5u beiiidben. Sic botte
foint 0cn Goloert-9abn6oi oerlaIlcn,
OILS lIic oni6eincno bon eincm Ser5.
lHllg bcialleii puroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Slntomobil-GOmmiiIdr 6icIt sluigrodJe

StaotS 9titoulobil GonmiIidr
9ni9bmou belt 0eiieru 9(bcuo in Scr
Seriommlimg ocr .Socictp Of BRO
fcliional Slutomobile engineers Of
@or1lonO" in 9ir. 1920, g}oro-
&borlcs-Strabc, cine 9luiprahc, In
pel1er CT Ole NlitglieOcr Scr 0Icica
ldlaft oiItiorocrte, sur Grrmcioun0
pom llnidIlcn sic -9lutomobiI.gcic6e
Sn bcodlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
oSeiuii6 Gunnlrht.~

Gie critic Nunmer oes 40. Sobr.
aangcS ocS ,,SSeluii6 Comment" lit 70,
chen erihicncu lwS ent5dIt olS criicn
HlrtiteI einpn interciiaHten S'citrdg
uon Dem bctointcn Nobbincr gem.
Hoieuou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Bei'm 9lcinieen ibrcS 9ouics bottc
SSran 9larp 3ielet, % Sabre alt, bon
Yfr. 914, 6cus-St trobc, oos ltngliid,
bel'm ,Sonen einc 5deihe scr CSlos-
tbilrc 81 Serihlagen mo sic glrtcrien
IN iprcm SlrH 81 perleserb oic ser
ibnea bcrbci9criifcne glrst, Or. SSobu
Slcbberocr bon gir. 1908 9lIicconna.
StraBe, pcrbano unO sic @erIcbtc
lod Dem SpbnS SopfinS SJoipital
ii0eriiibrct licB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
u6uir 9;lap~ cinscgauacu.

Cic omcrifnpii1c @oMcui6rift
p6oir |lag~ uop 9}clu yorf. 6crduS-
gcgcben pou @rn. @loorcu9 Vrom.
bat ibr @rideiacn ciuaciicllt. Die
3citi6riit miro nod ser 9iiidtc6r
normalcr Ser1dItniiic in ocn gcrci.
nIeteu Staten wieoer sridemen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
l5in paar g90rtc lradllcn iEreIleit


9lls Gloreuce Tiron BON Ser Siio-
Sborp-Stro6c IN ocr iijolidcn 9oIi.
aeiltotion nod Ieiner 3cQe suriidoe.
bradt puroe, oa CT ocnI 0Ieridjtspcr.
'ahrcn ii6crwieieu plr0c. pcil CT an,
9eblid fir oeu llnterbaIt iciner Sat.
tin, 6roli Moreoret Iiron, ni6t ae.
ior9t babe, bemcrfte Girpu sn ieiuer
8rou 9eponot iie piBte wobI, oab
CT ibr IN ocr letten @o6r @jeIo oc.
9eben babe. Slidtcr Sfpuit rief ocn
@onp 5uriid uno-ou icine tSrage er.
florte Die Irau, oob Giron ibr $50
eegebcu 1otte, S6rc aIaec luiroc 10.
fort ab1eluicicn.
Sni Sc5cm6er mar liron unfcr
Ocrlel6en @eidllOiarmg ocr6oftct,
oob picpcr cptlaiien woroen, nad,.
oem cr ocn 9tIfo6oIacnub ouf fiinf
Sabre obgcidporen 6otte. Seine 0iot.
I'm erfldrtc oeitcru, oaB or ieinci
Shmnr faum 5 N}iuutcu acboIten
ilno iogor ieine griae ms 9faono.
1alls ecbra4t bdttc, Inn iib Sdnapps
tolltcn 81 fonnen. a.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

ThAtlptiNtFN2NfllANii
DSEe Oh xcwn GnHcuni 9ant" NidB. nnb
9retersgirubc Sdccb u. @pot Rrdliocut;
6cnrb 81 Nchuc 8uihrcr
eSecpuo National SaMi", 432 Clio eraaoluaD
sSsitsrn Neiioaal SaatS "a aogo. .Gnaiu zir
- Waron aaiirer.
Stants .9onfcu.
.Gsntide gani pon gaItimsrs", baltimore un6
Aobu a. Qnlibcr, &tcc 9rdii0cnt c5eorac III
aaue. 4aiIircr
5pars9anfcn
,,DcHtide sparbani non Baltimore, Suiaios
nuo Saliimoresirabc
Erit. Gompodnicn.
~saie rspoiit aHO Srai 0cnganp", i3 2ouiD'
9anmatcrialicn, Sbiircn 6cuiler.
rabmcu, 9G0cn, etc.
SHs, s,'ls. Y SOiirr g., iio-ii7 eao 5rcoerid.
@atcnt.glmpdltc.
C0Sis Sss N sS"aS Saisg Ro'Eic 9e
Gbdpin Y. 6crouiup, ii0-il7 Qap enioRa
q. 8. & ~ 3. naparS, lii eonlneuinl Aloq
Eralidlrcn ie'i 1872 eriolere'1 ii Nalbmore.
9nfomobile.
RodorS. rs $3.50. s5 s2,75o
vFeodaTO Wlctor 60 q SeltlmoEt' sparlcss
Gnrun Die popnldrc Gar, $500 iino Ssi6
p@larrsI @lcbile Toy" Garage llOs ili0.
Goro @bnrles Strobc
SonOmirtbidanlibe eScrdi6e, same,
reien lnO @ciliiael5iidltcrci
@rIiiiin Sergcr Ge. 205 &croGom.@is NM
9bc wiener N either s., 30 qig5i @iraBc.
oettlAes anmcnoclnaii,
&nnbiug Inrnoccs, 9iongcS uuo
Gclen, 0n6ocdcu INC Simmer.
Senuctt srcsy $50 Moro oremoni siocme
Supicrihmicoe un0 Glumbcrs.
SShn Nmbert 1894 ghnmes.stredc. d q @
aelcp3ou &olic 1920
6cner.GcrIidlcrWQeu.
~. 7 ebaddiore 4 90, IA "a e6amher 81
Commerce 9uil0ina
sHentidle Observation-Disclosures ecicfimoii', SOL,
lionOs llilo Qnlimorc Gtrnbe
pEcntidl.Mwrrlnniidc acner HcyNmctmaseie.
lelimait~ Nalilmore@uabc nih eiiiola
,SlaHal Snmyaucr Gu. 81 alurrpocl. 0cuvo eR.
ssariielo, Scocn3NQ}0liancr t0l i08 00dnis
her ol Commerce euloiilN
WVtfnahW Otufr Hcrpnlcfuune Nclcuinldit",
Baltimore uuo &ori0'snQec
9lcd)plditclt, WfctoH. etc.
Speu Dputliu { 6p., Sue. is Is @dloctiioir
GirQbc,
@iau0lcib. .@ci60itc.
geonioIlontcS 2San Ga.9, 1 @op @ao etraIe.
GiicHpoorca ancr glrt inns Snf.
iGalic0' 3ubcb0r.
Sy. ecoit @oAus Gu, SG2 86a Gol5 tsuosGir.
GiaeutbllmS glguttcn un0 @0n0Icr.
Rierre 6. Dnnon & wsp6eiu, 10 0neeslnaiou.
SiraBc
3citllnacil 3citlhriitcn. etc.
aSbc Baltimore Ncms 0rrtnanA" Mnhcri Is. n.
M'cpcrs, @tbditsitbrcr 227 MGalOcrt &ir.
Cegtihc 9ii@er up0 Scitihriitcn.
~ Sanltia, gr. 900 sseiteerirdion StruBe
G6ntoproph.
Namradl Gin Eboloar0pb bon qluSscMmina.
Nl lB SNelAi&tualvst ltar.
SSrie0b0fc.
; Cot eapn Nemetcrn 9erIanacrie Guiierrs
/ stoenue sae AegrdonBplabe uiiier ioyls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

SlWfcrldUic0e m0 Elrnlbcr5
9Obn Nnbcrt 1874 shnmcs.s .sne6c. 6. 9
AelcpbnH. Solic 1000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
9ycner.gS .gScrIidlerltltQen.

glcdbplattcit, Wlctnll, etc.
Sueu Dputlin { 6u., Sac is Is @dl0ctfon
Sirabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
ASQfcnt Qlnlp1Itr

Eatcnt.NnD0lte.
0biuu n. GGnurls, 9IchtSpolf; Ruteuic 0aits
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Erut Gompoanicn.
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Gtra6c.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-13
NEGLECTED. COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS
Play Safe! Prevent serious i'll
ness by promptly admins:
tering DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey.

Prompt use of DIR. Bells Pino-Tar-
Honey does more than break up your
cough 1t may be the "ounce of pre-
vention" that saves you dangerous
sickness. Doctors declare the com
mon cold one of the serious diseases,
with results like pneumonia and
tuberculosis which cause "a large ~por-
ton of human mortality.
For years DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey has been remarkably success
ful with coughs, colds, grippe, Group
and throat, chest or bronchial trouS
bles. Time has proved It's healing ball.
sans will soothe and relieve irritation,
breathing will be easier, while its an
t,septic properties kill the germs
which caused infection and are re-
tarding recovery. Children like It,
That putting off treatment" Is
dangerous. At the first sign of \
cough, start taking Dr. Bells Pine
Tar-H Honey.
Tear this ad. out and take It 10 your
druggist with 25c and he will give
you the genuine DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey.-Adv.