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STATIONS
FORECAST.

Minnesota - Snow and somewhat {
colder tonight: Tuesday unsettled and
colder, probably snow in south ana
east portions: fresh 70 strong north
east to nirthweBt winds.
North Dakota--Bnsettled and cold
er tonight, probably snow in east and
south portions; Tuesday generally
fair; not quite SO cold in west por-
tion.
South Dakota-LJnsettled weather
tonight and Tuesday, probably snow;
colder tonight and In east portion
Tuesday.
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday: continued cold tonight; I;
rising temperature Tuesday.
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Killed In
Raid On London

attack London on Saturday night but
only one OF them succeeded In reach
ing the capital The raider dropped
one bomb in the southwestern dis
trict. One Of the German airplanes
fell into the sea. On Sunday night
London was Faided again. a number
Of bombs bel b dropped en- the cit5s
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-------'. William Ia HutcheSon.
General president United Broth
- .rhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
america,
New York.
IT have received your telegram of
yesterday and am very glad to note
the expression Of your. desire as a
.patriotic citizen to assist in carry
Ing on the work by which we are
trying to save America and men
averywhere who work and are free.
Taking advantage Of that assurance,
] feel it TO be my duty 20 call your
attention 10 the fact that the strike
of the carpenters in the shipyards is
in remarked and painful contrast to the
action of labor in other trades and
places. Ships are absolutely neces-
sarr for the winning of this war. No
one can strike deadlier blow at the
safety of the nation and Of its forces
on the other side than by interfering
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EARTHouAkE IN cHINA.

Annoy, China. Sunday, Feb. H.
Earthquake shocks continued here
last night and today. Many persons
have been injured and it is estimated
that more than 100 houses have col
lapsed. Cable communication with
Hong Kong is interrupted.
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Germans Resume
War Measures
Against Russia

tBy associated Press.1
Stockholm, Feb. 18.-The Germans
resumed war measures against Rus
STA today, The Social Demokraten
states. Their first objective is the
seizure Of Esthonia and Livonis, it
declares.
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} The foregoing dispatch may be an
echo Of an earlier report OF "A mutiny
Of German soldiers on the Russian
front. The Russian Wireless News
Service sent out a message January
5, TO the effect that $4,000 German
soldiers in the region east Of Kovno
had revolted in consequence of the
German governments drafting OF ali
soldiers below the age OF 35 for SER
vice on the western front. German
deserters were quoted as saying the
men rebelled, marched out of the BAT
tie line and entrenChed themselves
with rifles and machine guns against
other German units.
The German military authorities
were said to have been powerless
against the mutineers and were en-
deavoring TO cut off their food sup
plies. One Of the motives for the re-
volt, according to the German desert
ers, was that the sending Of troops
to the western front was a contra
vention OF the Russo German armis-
tlCe agreement
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With ths American Army ia
France, Feb. 18.-OBy The Associated
Press. An American field hospital
in a town within our lines apparently
was the target for a German airplane
which few over Il last night and
bombs.
The hospital. q which were 8 num-
Der Of sick and wounded oficera and
men. was the building nearest the
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HUMBERT ARRESTED

Paris, Feb. 1s.-Charles Humbert,
senator from the Meuse and proprie-
tor OF The Journal was arrested this
morning.
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TOSTEVIN TELLS
OF LIFE AMONG
u. S. SOLDIERS In
FOREIGN FIELDS
Tears Stream Down Col.
FRAMES Cheeks When
Regiment Is Broken
"SINGFEST" THE
BIGGEST TREAT
Church Hymns and Sunday
School Favorites Sung
By 500 Men
N. D. ORCHESTRA
MAKES BIG HIT
First Regiment Band
Worth Million Dollars"
Says General Liggett
N. D. ORCHESTRA
MAKES BIG HIT
(sy {. H. TosTEVIN.)
With the 164th U. s. Infantry (First
North Dakota) in France.
Souavyhepa In ENrauoa

January 29th.
The First North Dakota regiment,
merged into the 164th II. s. Infantry,
the pride of the F7ickertail state,
has been completely "botched." The
regiment, OF course, still exists, Of
ficered in the main as before, but the
men who composed the rank and
file as 1t left the shores Of the good
old u. 8. A. have been transferred,
and new men come in to I'LL the gaps.
Tears streamed down the face OF
Col John III. Frame, as he saw his
Joy and pride of twenty eight years
destroyed by the eSigencies of war.
You folks back home will soon be
receiving letters from the boys OF
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to Return
To Western Lines
Germany And Austria View Action of Poland AS Dec
laration of War Against Them
American Who Reaches Stockholm Reports That the
Power of the Bolsheviki Is Waning in Russia
Wholesale Slaughter of Workingmen At Kiev and In.
discriminate Murder and Looting in Petrograd

Perograd, Feb.
Grodno
10
have ennched o
@-
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See II As War Declaration.

London, Feb 18.-"Nothing less
than a declaration OF war upon Ger
many and Austria" the nations
which released Poland from the
yoke Of czardom,' is the way The
Berlin LOkal Anzeiger characterizes
a recently published proclamation bv
the Polish government council
which, like the Polish ministry, has
recently reported to have resigned.
according to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Copenhagen.
The proclamation which called cut
this comment declared that the cen
tral powers bought peace with the
Ukraine by handing over a province
completely Polish without consulting
Poland regarding il. The council
protests earnestly against this par
tiuon. Ii requests the people 10
maintain unity and to give the couu-
Gil support in its position.
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.BRINTON TURNS
WRITER OUT OF
STORE MEETING
HELD IN MIIOT
Invited Publisher to Attend
Session, But Objects to
News Handler
FARMERS HIRE
HALL FOR DEBATE
Ask That Consumers Store
Company Manager Meet
Plan Opponent
REsoLurIoNs AeAINsT PAPER.

RESOLUTIONS AGAINST PAPER
Especial to The Forum.)
Fessenden, N. D., Feb. 1s-At
q meeting held in Fessenden OF
the holders of buyers certificates
in the Consumers United Stores
company, the meeting being be-
hind closed doors with ]. M.
Brinton, general manager Of the
company. being the speaker,
resolutions were passed con-
demning the attitude Of The
Harvey Journal, published at
Harvey, as relates to the store
proposition. The Journal pub
lished the exposure OF the store
plan, and followed 1t up with
other data on the store program.
Mr.. Brinton announced to the
holders of certificates that it
probably would be some time be
fore the store here would be
opened, inasmuch as Ave other
stores must be opened before
this one.
Especial to The Forum)
Minot, N. D.. Feb. 1s.-The frst of
4 series OF meetings OF the holders of
buyers certificates in the Consumers
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london Feb. 1S.--Hleven persons
avers killed and four injured in the
aerial attack on London. on satur-
laags Il is announced oficially.
--E l.E1aan airnLanaa att.arntaa ~
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Trotzky Abandons
Attempt to Bluff
The United States

u Washington, Feb. 1s.-Foreign
Minister Trotzlzy, Of the Bolshevik
government Of Russia, has withdrawn
the appointment of John Reed as
Russian consul general at New York,
Ambassador Francis at Petrograd
notified the state department today.
An earlier dispatch told of the ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Reed, who is under
indictment in this country. 1t was
stated that TrotzlIy intended to hold
Ambassador Francis as a hostage
for the recognition Of the Bolshevik
consul
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BeIsheviki Power Wanes.

Stockholm, Feb. lS.-CBy The As
ISOLATED Pressl That the power Of
the BolshevilA i'm Russia slowly is
waning is the conclusion Of an Am
erican who reached Stockholm Satur-
day from PetrOgrad, where he had
resided for eighteen months. This
man left Petrograd, Feb. Z
so long as there were masses OF
soldiers In PetrOErad and MOSCOW,
said the man, the BolshevilEi oppnm-
ents have felt that any attempt TO es-
tablish an ordered government was
impossible. AS "A matter of fact,
many Of these soldiers are not Boil
shevilSi, but their mere presence was
a deterrent. Now they are gradually
departing for farms and and yil-
lagos, and Il viii be impossible ever
to recall them.
This is especially true OF Mos
COW, where the opponents Of NikoIai
Lenine and Leon Trotzky are begin
ming to pluck up courage. Another
factor against the BoishevilSi is their
campaign against the church. The
recent procession in Petrograd head
ed by priests was an imposing affair,
and the BOlsheviki did not think it
prudent to attempt by force TO pre-
vent It. Probably a majority OF the
educated Russians favor separation
OF church and state, but do not like
the idea OF confiscation OF church
properties by such people as thoss
composing the present government.
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Armletiee at 20.

Amsterdam, Feb. 1s.-An ofieiai
statement issued by the German I'm
perial government states that the
Petrograd government by its conduct
has denounced the armistice which
had been in existence on the Russian
front. This announcement is regard
ed as having occurred in confnrmftg
herewith the statement says, and
the German government E1ust. after
lapse OF seven days, give notice ot
the termination Rs provided for un~
der the treaty and reserve d. free
hand In every direction.
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Petrograd, Feb. 18.-A dispatch
from Rtev dated Jan. 20, received
here Saturday says.
White guards, after defeating He'd
guards and revolutionary troops
holding the arsenal at Petchersk.
shot nearly 500 worizmen. All who
wore the worlunen's biouaes or who
had horny hands were lnassaurad
and all the members OF the revoln-
tionary military committee Wera
shot.
'Uzra1nian troops Of the council oE
soldiers and worlmen's dalevafeM
under command OF CDmrade Kobiuk-
inslZy, are lighting desperately and
arc determined to act mercilesiv
against the bloody msrcsnaries of tha
Dkrainian bourRoo2sie''.
Chaos Tn Paeroprad.
PetrogFad. Feb. B.-Tndlscrim9nnf
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Full Associated Press
Leased Wire Service.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
New Hampshire Ave.

WV IIdIlIPSIIlIC NF0'
Near Park road. A very fine
siN-room and bath brick house with
hot-water heat, hardwood floors.
laundry tubs. metal weather strips,
screens and new gas range: owner
will give possession in thirty days
or less and sell on cash payment
of $1,000: lot 20x100 to 15-ft. al
ley. Price. S6.1J0.
SHANNON & LCCHS.
Main 234J. 1I3 1iih st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
SHORE PROPERTY.
uNYESTMENT PROPERTY.

NET 30os INVESTMENT IN CHEVY CHASE.
D. C.: dne seven-room and bath brick: half
pouare from Connecticut ave-; porches t2 in
ciosed), two open nreplaces. hardwood foors.
hot-water heat, electric lights; leased for one
year for 500 per month: price. S7.750; s.. 500
cash; balance. $50 per month. including all
interest, taxes, etc. Address OWNER, Boz
Evening star., 1918-07-07
Chevy Chase, Md.

A bungaloy style detached home
on Leland stA One OF the most at
tractiye and1exclusive sections of
beautiful Chevy Chase. On lot
6OxlS3. with garage for l car.
This bungalow has 8 large rooms.
hot-water heat, elec. lights, is of
semi-fireproof construction. has
awnings, etc. Possession will be
delivered In 80 days IL desired.
PRICE. $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 23i5. 713 18th st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

FOE RENT-FRONT ROOM. SECOND FLOOR;
over 6OU square feet Of floor space; entire front
glass giving nne light: concrete building: elec.
tic power outlets. gas outlets. electric lighting
outlets. telephone outlet; sprinkler system; heat
furnished; especially good location for light
manufacturing business: will lease for term
Of years At $45 per month.
FRANC E. SHERRY, 40 18th st. q ".
Evening star., 1918-07-07
FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOUR 5-RoOM DWELLINGS,. NE. RENTING
for $50 per month; price, S., 800. Two bricks.
n.e.: splendid location: renting for $31' price.
One and bath o.ef na rs irss ase
s.w.: splendid home: $1,000. One s-room and
ss.s $50 1F:rf THoMAs ?. % BROWN. siS 4,s sw s.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-vACAST-IMME-
diate possession; one of the incest homes In
this section; hollow tile construction; sleeping
ine lot; garage. Price, S10.500: terms. Ad-
dress OWNER. BOX 1888. Star office.
COLORED-sEvEN-ROO HOUSE, Ella
ave. near 4th st. NV. only $3.50 also 70
II front. large rooms Risfs , place; s;o a;,o;
and Trust bldg. Main las.
OWNER CALLED TO NEW YORK. MUST
sell at equity In new. attractive six-rooIn
house. with garuEe, In modern bungalow sec
ton; Is minutes fror, Treasury; lot 80 by
lcs; good lawn and garden under cultivat ton !;
porch; airy rooms; tiled bathroom: Detroit
Jewel gas stove in kitchen; ideal basement: !:
has been occupied BY owner Just long enough
to make 4 new house homelike. Phone North
5e08-J.
FOUR BRICK HOUSES; RENTED At ss7:5 50
per month. Price reduced TO s. 900 for quick
sale. EUGENE E. GADD1s. l410 ST. NV.
BARGAIN FOR COLORED HOMESEEKER-
Three-story and basement brick; IL large rooms
and bath; price, $4.G .GO0. EUGENE Z. GADDIS.
14l0 H ST. NV.
CONVENIENT LOCATION-2-sTORY BRICK:
8 rooms. bath. etc; price, 1900. EUGENE z.
GADD1s. 1410 H st. NV.
BARGAIN-FOR THREE DAYS ONLY-A 9
story, s-roonn brck; So It. 8 in. front: 6-foot
hall: cellar; electric light system; slate roof: q
feet Of ground; price, 84.6O0. Inquire Of OWN
ER, on the premises, 1912 Hayes ST. ne.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
Mt. Pleasant,

WI. lCdSdlll-
A very attractive corner house.
18th and Lamont streets. We are
authorized by an out-of-town own
er to offer this home at the old
price, only So, $50. IT would sell
Has 8 rooms, . baths, all modern
Improvements. Space for garage.
Leased to Sept. 80. but il interest
ed, see US at once.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main 2345. 713 18th 1t.
Vermont Avenue.
In 1900 block. A 14-room and
2-bath house, with hot-water heat,
gas, etc. An excellent location for
renting rooms. Just north of
Thomas Circle. Only S12.500.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345, 713 14th ct.
Chevy Chase.
A hollow tile detached house.
with Spanish tile roof. hot-water
heat, eiec. lights, hardwood floors
and trim, built-in bath. with
shower. elec. range. separate
water heater. open flreplaces, COM
pletely screened: s large handsome
rooms and sleeping porch; also
built-in garage for 2 cars. Pos
session in Is days. 5000 cash
required. Location east Of Conn.
ave., in Chevy Chase. d. c.
PRICE. So, 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 113 14th st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07

FOR SALE-TwO OF THE
most attractive 7-room and bath
bungalows ever offered in Saul's
Addition. Washington's exclu-
sive residential section: they
have all the latest modern
equipment; beautiful lots. Price.
$3.50. Reasonable terms can
be arranged. Open for inspec-
ton daily.
PHILLIPS & SAGER, INC.
II. 3s. li09 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
A Corner House,

On Park road. The prettiest
part Of Park View. lot 45 feet
front by 165 feet deep; six large
rooms, reception hall. extra serv-
ants room. screens throughout,
hedges. shrubbery. shade trees,
ETC.: immediate possession II de-
sired. Will sell on easy terms for
$1,000.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
PetWorth.

A semi-detached home in a beau-
tiful section. built on lot 4ox130:
eight rooms and bath; steam heat; |;
inclosed back porch and large front
porch.
= Price. s4.700. g.,
Reasonable terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 23i5. 713 18th ST.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
FOB sALE-H0USEs.
Continued.

SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. with q store. at
203 n.e.; to close an estate: will sell at a
bargain.
FRANK VAN SAINT. 71a Southern bldg.
FOR SALE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES.
near 17th and Park road. with rooms and
baths each very large lots; large porcles; q
double garages rear Of lot: gas and electric
lights: hot-wafer heat: excellent arrangement
and finish: early possession OF one house
one separately.
]. EDwARD LEWIS. 1929 Pa. ave. NV.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED H0CsE. PET
WORTH southern exposure: r. b. a bed
roomsD: large attic. with wide steps: cellar:
h.-w.h.; gas; electricity; open fireplace; bard
wood double floors: ami. etc: immediate
possession; price, $500 could not be dupli-
Gated under 5000; $500 ci-sh: balance month
ly 10 suit. ID. J. PARTELL0. 422I sth st.
NV. or Columbia 1871
Evening star., 1918-07-07

FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY FLAT,
VACANT-PRICE, 81, 500.
Two-story brick 5 and rooms and
bath each separate front and back
porches. cellars; back yards: in
dividual heating plants: good neigh
borhood: live in one fat. rent other
out. Terms: $500 cash. $50 per month
on principal.
e. F. wARING,
301 Southern bldg. Franklin 5571
FOR HUNES a-SD INVESrMENT0
See MAHORNEY SULLIVAN
They Know Washinrton.''
SOC New York ave. Tel. Main 1921.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
'.Haislip Home in Brookland,"
No. 124s Hamlin st. me-
Las. of row of 8 houses.
Frame detached home with all modern i'm
provements. Situated in highest part OF
Brookland. Six rooms. concrete cellar and At
tic. Large front porch and two-story rea,
porch. Hot-water heat, tiled bath, sanitary
plumbing. Large lot to alley. Easy terms.
JOHN R. HAISLIP,
Owner and Builder,
Phone North 6257. 212O 1st st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
WANTED TO BUY

SIX TO TEN ROOMS. NORTH OF FLORIDA
ave-: any condition. il price right; terms
cash; particulars and location. Address Bor
11s-S. Ster Office.
WANTED-HOME. TO ROOMS: WEST OF
18th ST. NV; must have possession by August
Is: will pny cash if reasonable. give price.
Address Box IA. star Office
wASTED-To PURCHASE FOR IMMEDIATE
possession. suburban home in the section
northwest Of the city, not more tknn or 10
miles from the business center: want fairly
modern house Of shout or rooms end from
IS 900. according TO location Please answer
Immediately. as quick action IS desired. Ad-
dress Box 19i-S. Star Office
Evening star., 1918-07-07

Kennedy Street.
Near 9th. A seven-room and
bath brick dwelling with hot
water heat. front and rear porches.
etc. On easy terms, for only
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 234J. 713 14th st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, G, JULY Z
FoR RENT-HousEs.
n; UN;FURNIsHED-Continued..

NV. near Walter Reed Hospital; 0 rooms. 3
baths; garage: highly developed grounds; 500
per month, on lease. Price, $25l000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Phone Main l168. 14O7 New York ave.
mo Sunday EeryiceS
Evening star., 1918-07-07
FOR RENT-HOUsES.
FURNISHED

FOR RENr-FURNIsHED, BIZ L. J. MILLS,
sos 9th st. NV; q very desirable ten-room
dwelling: ready for immediate occupancy;
house in excellent condition; rent reasonable.
1923 st. NV. Inspection can be arranged
for by applying at ONCE.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
SUBURBAN BOARD.

6OOVx60131N
PRIVATE FAMILY has large airy rooms to
rent with board; adults only; real home cook
ing; all modern conveniences; the house is
trees and known the General LAwton
place" Falls Church. Va, 3S minutes 18th
Falls Church. Va.
DELIGHTFUL suburban board at Three Gables.
North Maryland ave., Hyattsville, Nd; anil:
two squares from car; garage.
IA MOST DESIRABLE place for war workers;
necessary modern conveniences; spacious shad-
ed grounds: tennis; swimming pool; delightful
home atmosphere. Take Vienna or Fairfax
car to woodford. Prices very moderate,
Phone Falls Church 122-s. 7s
HOTEL, Washington Grove, Nd, 20 miles out;
accommodates, 30 wssklys up; ans eommu-
tations a.
Evening star., 1918-07-07

Brightwood Park.
On Illinois ave. near Jefferson
ST. A .siN-room and bath brick
house with hot-water heat. Only
$3.50. Easy terms - $50 cash,
balance monthly.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 1ith st.
Evening star., 1918-07-07
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued.
New Houses.

New Houses.
Cleveland Park-Just being COM
pleted. one Of the finest houses
In the Park. The location is un--
cxcelled' and the workmanship in
the house is perfect. Ten extreme
ly large, well arranged rooms, two
baths; hot-water heat: electric
lights; many unusual and attrac-
tive features; a garage: large lot.
6Ox140.
Terms-Not less than 5000
Price, $4,000.
See us at once for further de-
tails.
SHANNON q LUcHs.
Main 23i3. 7l3 14th st.
West of 18th Street.
Near Saui's Addition. The most
attractiSely designed row house we
know Of. A two-story brick
dwelling with fine attic and bright
dry cellar: stationary tubs, sery-
ants toilet. coal bin and gas wa
ter heater in cellar. The first
floor plan is perfect: Entrance
hall. large living room. dining
room with glass doors and win
dows opening on to n breakfast
p0rch, q large, bright Kitchen,
pantry and n cloak room. Second
hoor-Four nice bedrooms, tiled
bath. etc. The finish is silver and
gray. or in an unfinished house
optional.
Price. 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
Capitol Hill Home.
On b st. ne. Six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. gas. hard
wood floors. etc. Many attractive
features. We are authorized to
offer for sale at the very low
price of S4.5OO.
Zee at once.
SHANNON & LCCHS.
Main 23iJ. 713 14th st.
Brightwood Park.
On Illinois ave. near jefferson
st. A .six-room and bath brick
house with hot-water heat. Only
$3.50. Easy terms - $50 cash.
balance monthly.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-14
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
 DOCTORS FIND REMEDY

Physicians and druggists are elated found genuine and dependable reme- dy for colds, sore throat. influenza and la grippe. For years they have depend- ed chiefly upon the. old style calomel, which is certainly fine. but unfortu- nately many people would not take 1t because. of it's nauseating and danger ous qualities.
 Now that the pharmaceutical chemists have perfected a nausealess calomel. called -"CalotabS'' whose virkures are vastly improved. the doctors and drug ideal remedy to abort cold over night and cut short an attack of sore throat or la grippe. They are also finding 1t most effective as the first step in the treatment of pneumonia
 One calotab on the tongue at bed time with a swallow of water-thats all. No salts, no nausea nor the slight est interference with your eating or your work and pleasure. The next morn- inG your cold has vanished and your whole system is purified and refreshed. ed packages; price thirty five cents. Your druggist recommends and guar you are not dalighted.--Adv.