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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
THE WORKHEN'S ACT
Law Becomes Operative January l..
Effects all Firms or Individuals
Employing Eleven or More Persoas.
Does Not Apply to Farm Help

Does Not Apply to Farm Help
Richmond, Dec. 4. Especial THAT
there is still some misunderstanding
- to the provision of the new Work
mems Compensation Act, yhich will
become effective January ]. 191g. i;
Indicated by INQUIRIES con- rE ,laily
to the Industrial Commission 81 VIZ.
e:Eia at It's Office here on North Sixth
Street. Naturally .he first. pes ons
to arise have concerned The coverasc
Of the act and the position Of the
state and political subdivisions under
its insurance provisions.
Within the operation os the ac': Are
all private individuals or frn.s ',aving
regularly in their employ eleven or
more persons, except casual employ
ces, farm laborers AMI domestic
servants. The provisions of the act
may be rejected b, the employer OF
the employee by fling prGrer notice
with the Industrial Commission, BAT
as the law provides that such rejec.
tion o! the one hand dcpr;"as tie en-.
ployer of the usual def.nSe of coi:-
trbutory negligence. fellow servants
and assumption of risk or.
on the othe. hand. compel: the en-
ployee to proceed at comrGoH law
with these defenscs in fill f1rce. en-
ployers and employees will hardly
find it to their interest to exercise i
this choice. Employees should insure
their liability by one of The methods !
provided in the act.
With respect to the state and its pa
litical divisions the act is compulsory, j
of the numbe.' Of employ
ces. This means that rhe state and
all its political units, from che largest
city to the smallest school district,
will come within me operation of
Tie law and should take immcdiatc
steps to secure their compensation
liability. This liability can be made
secure through special accident in
surarce, through the fc.mation Of
mutual insurance ass ociations or
through self-insurance under cond:-
tons approved by the Industrial
Commission
TIE methods Of Insurance is a
matter for these political units to de-
eide for themselves. The Industrial
Commission has adcuted the nolicy
,r approving their applications fo"
self insurance without bord or other
security, provided arrangements are
made or the prompt payrIent of COM
when due and for the pay
mcnt of the i per cent premium tax
required by the act.
Bit while sef-!nsurance is no
doubt safe for the larger political
urit. it involves 4 very grave RISK
for the sma.ler community. where y
single catastrophe might burden the
taxpayers fer years to come. toi
this reason the suggestion has been
made here that the state and IS pn>
ltical divisions could obtain security
AMI It the same time effect I. great
Sav.ua hy organizing themselves with |
a mutual insurance association. each
contributing in proportion to its pay
roll aod the hazard CT its work. This
plan would require careful prepara-
tion. but it could be carried through |
by prompt action OH the part OF the
cities and counties of the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN
Ultimatum L xpired at 10

yfgrt's Ultimatum Expired at 10
! 4,e0cll Monday tllics May Oc-
cnpy Whole CT Gcrmany-possibly
j!e Capital.
! stcrdam, Dec. I.--Berlin
tara ghout today was in Il high state
. Z itement over two developments:
The German press says there
} hope of the armistice being
f-cio lged.
:, Marsha! Foch, according to-
'.Fgru arets,, sent an ult;matum to,
Ger any, which expired ut 10 a. m.
.tof1ay, demanding the delivery of
shc gest and strongest locomotives
among the 5000 demanded by the
allies.
Er. Matthias Erzberger. head OF
lie German Armistice Commission,
pro sted to Fcch that fultillment of
this demand was impossible. He
made plea for respite.
Fr,m the situation as il stood late
yesterday Vorwarets draws the con-
r,rsion that the allies will occupy
The vholc Of Germany.
1Eoch," says the Socialist paper,
vi, a is the organ of the Ebert gov
.7nfnent, "intends to fulfill his work
81 .ntering Berlin. But the realza-
ION of the plan to occupy the whole
ii .ermany is no light task" =:
J. feet of British destroyers has
Ger;ved at Libau. according 70 Ger
Ga1 dispatches this afternoon, which
elfad that British fleet was ex-
Deyred at Wilhelmshaven today.
he crushing weight of her defeat
4: awning on all Germany and the
oIitions in the Fatherland are con-
emily assuming panicky aspect.
/. 8erlin the spartacus group is aGi !
ing the general arming of the
rraletariat," which if carried out,
~ d mean the breaking loose Of the
acG terror.
Tie foreign diplomatic corps in
hs Prussian capital has asked the
,heit Government for protection,
'aalng the inception of anarchy.
yror the first time since the levo-
u,io1 started political and social
.0ng tions in Bavaria are critical and
III. Eisnrr, the Premier ard hith-
.r.o the Strong man" seems to be
aa.ag ground. Runs on the banks !
..:a :he Post Office in Munich are re-
.os ID. Rioters sto.med the Depart
ren. of the interior shouting "Dpwf n
s,;sl Eisner.'
Ii Bremen the soldiers are being
armed and their weapons are =
.jyel to the worklnen. This is . ,
!. rrher step toward terrorist rule in
~ ;orme:.. "frcc. city" now soviet .
,ernblic. -. 80
ne Ebert government has allowed
\: Hohenzollern princes to leave
,iernany, provided they do no: taae
hoir private fortunes with +h"ni.
ii these the government in:eaf: to
1,.pose later. The princes az" 70
nr-sed to have accepted the Offer.
nosJ of them going u Switzerland.
ICE August Wilhelm and his wifi"
.a"a decided to 90 to Argentina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Home Savings Bank Of
Washington, D. c.. will be held at
ire Hot,l Belvoii. in the City of Alsx-
endria, "a, on Tuesday, the Tenth day
of December, at $50 p. NJ.
ALEX. S. CLARKE. Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
DIED

>MOOT-.After lingering illnt .,
the Alexandria Hospital, DeceH he~
3rd.. 1918. Mss LAURA Ella
sMOOT. daughter of James / ~
Phoebe Cavalry Smoot. Fu1n =
services from her home, No. ~.
King street at 2:3o p. m. Dec 81 .}el
5th, 1913. Z :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
FOOD CONSERVATION

FLUID CONSERvAIlOl
: Interesting Addresses Delivered a
Mass Meeting Under the Auspice
}, Of the Women's Federated Clubs
Miss Cummings Presides.
Last night at the Young People:
Building in conformity with the de
sire of the government a patriotic
reeting was held under the auspices
if Women's Federated Clubs, en-
rhasirn.y the Importance of continued
food conservation. Miss Helen \
Cummings presided.
Miss Ruth Baird of the Depart
ntent of Agriculture Home Economics
: { Washington gave a practical talk
IN the Glow and Why" illustrating
with one woman who said at meet
ing that her family did not like to
.at oatmeal and the other woman who
rcplied-'Do you thirk our boys II
The army are asked what they like
20 eat?"
George Holman Coffin, jr., one of
:he most capable men on Mr.. Hoover's
staff presented = survey of the food
situation of the world and our neces-
sity for continued carefulness.
1t is estimated that the death rate
from starvation this wintes will reach
,rto the millions and peace will not
My increase not decrease our obli-
cations. Cur allies are exhausted, and
,nderfed and strong vigorous nations
re needed for the reconstruction
rcriod
If we have any hopes for a new
Germany her babies of the present
lust have milk, the allies have never
n. ade war on children as Germany h"s
lone and self preservation if for nc
ather reason recessitates a building
n Of the health of the children If |
The world.
Mr. Coffin closed with tribute to
Mr. Hoover's masterful, tireless' abili-
:! in handling and distributing the
food of lie nations.
Miss Lima Van Kirk representing
tie Italian government gave a most |
ocautifui:y illustrated stercoptican lee
.urc on Italy and her part of the
war and how much she now stood in
nced Of food AMI clothing.
In clear forcetul manner Miss van
Kirk showed ver% concisely how Italy
stood for the vi!ization Of France
and England ana turned deaf ear
% the Austrian offer of extended
err:tory as well rs money provided
he kept out of the war. Had Italy !
Welded, rad she not assured France
that half million men could b: I
l..,erated from the southern frontie"
md thrown in:o the battle of The
a;arne, h5w ditfe; emt would have been !
he fate q the world. Italy urged III |,
lrication of command and appealed to
ne allies for aid, and after /the rout
.ame. in ,he face of that disaster, she !
,3rtinucd to bar Austria from
rance and with less equipment ard
Gre geographical obstacles than con-
'"onted tie other nations she made Il;
asst her triumphant entry into the
,ountry of the enemy.
MANY views were shown of Italy's
o!ders in action and of her dearly
owed soldier king whose progressive
obstructive policies enthrown him in
re hearts of his people.
Miss VSn Kirk made strong stir
ing appeal for greater recognition
= the telling part Italy has played il
re war.
Mrs. Robert Downham closed with
;onc that found an echo in every heart
md brought forth vigorous APPLAUSE
When ike Boys Come Home" Her
lccompan:st was Miss Virginia
Srhwab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

For sale-Seven room frame house,
l017 Queen street, gas, bath, hot
and cold water. Sewer connection,
large yard. Immediate. possession.
Price $3.50. NJ. T: Dwyer, Gazette
Office. ,1..
2S7-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
FORD ASKS PAY INCREASES
Public nPrinter's Report to Congress
Urges Retirement Law.

Urges Retirement Law.
In his annual report to Congress
Cornelius Fcrd, the public priat&r.
recommends substantial salary IN
creases, a retirement law, a new
building TO cost $S,95O,coO and pur-
chase of 100000 worth Of machinery.
He says the government has paid 60
peg cent too much for printing CT
private. contracts.
The report says the force is being
steadily robbed OF its best men, who
leave. to get the much higher wages
offered elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
CITY II NEWS IN BRIEF

r = , +.
The annual supper of the Laymen'
League cf st. Paul's P. E. Churc
will be held at o'clock tonight il
the parish hall Of that church.
The alarm of fire about II: 80 o'clocl
this morning was caused by burn
ing chimney of house on the south
west corner of King and Peytor
streets.
The regular monthly meeting OF
The Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com
pany vii! be held tonight at the home
IF the company at 7.S0. All members
ire requested to be present.
Owing to changes being made II
the heating apparatus in the Seco:h
Presbyterian Church the Wedne;1a;
evening prayer meeting will be omit:
ted.
D G. (;rillborrzer says the fire at
his establishment. yesterday was not
caused L.: the explosion of a boiler
and he added that the cause of fire is
s unknown.
% Capt. A. Lenox .Uhler, from Camp
Mcclellan, Admission, Ala, with his
wife, is home OH .fnrlough visiting his:
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Unls:,
in North Washington, St.
Mr.. Geo. Francis Downham pass
sd through this city Monday on his
way to Columbia University, N. y
The Packard Co., Detroit, Mich, and
Pelham Fay, N. y, where he will con-
t.nue his studies in aviation. having
been one of five m a class of $50 that
received the honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaillanccurt, OF
sos North Columbus street have beer |
presented with a handsome chest Of
silver, as wedding gift by Mr.. Vail
lancourt's friends employed at the
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporations
plant. Mrs. Vaillancourt was former
Il Miss Hilda Iden. ..-,-,-,--.--,--.-,
Mrs. Frances Isabella Wilberger,
twenty-n;re yeares old, wife of Wal
lace Wi!berger, of Del Ray, Alexan
dria county, died this morning at the
Alexandria Hospital She was ma
tive of Charlottesville, Va. The body |
was taken to Demaine's mortuary
chapel and will be shipped to Chariot
tesville for burial
In the corporation court today, |
Judge L. C. Barley presiding, final
DEGREES Tor divorce wre granted II
the following cases: Emily F.. Lee
from Owen Lee, Robert II. Sheppard
from Virginia B. Sheppard, Annie E.
Miller Robey from Alpheus Robey and
Dorothy C.. Martyr from Raymond NJ. |
Martyr.
1t is expected that the Christmas
Gift sale which will be held at st. |
paul's Church Parish Hall, Pitt and
Duke streets. from 2 until o'clock
tomorrow afternoon will be largely
patronized The women have one Of
the largest assortments of Christmas
articles ever offered before for this
sale.
The following books added to the
Alexandria Library: Years For|
Rachael, Bertha Ruck; Toward Morn
ing, l. \ R. Wyle; The Boomerang.
David Gray; Tang Of Life, Henry Fl.
knibbs; loan and Peter, H. G. Wells;
That Which Hath Wings, Richard De-
han; ."'oure Only Young Once
Margaret Widdamer; The Zeppelin's
Passenger, E. Phillips Oppenheim;
Jcsselyn's Wife, Kathleen Norris;
Thieves Wit, Hubert Fontner; The Is
lard Mystery, G. A. Birmingham;
Foes, Mary Johnston; Merry Andrew,
:. Roney Weir; The Room With The
Tassels, Carolyn Wells; The Clutch
. Of Circumstances, Marjorie B. Cooke;
The Winds of Chance, Rex Beach; Out
Of the :Silences, Mary E. Waller.
BANDITS GETS S125,O GOLD
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

The annual supper of the Laymen's
League cf St. Paul's P. E. Church
will be held at s o'clock tonight in
the parish hall Of that church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

The alarm of fire about 1880 o'clock
this morning was caused by a burn
ing chimney of a house on the south
west corner of King and Peyton
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaillanccurt, OF
sos North Columbus street have beer
presented with handsome chest OF
silver, as wedding gift by Mr.. Vail
lancourt's friends employed at the
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporations
plant. Mrs. Vaillancourt was former
Il Miss Hilda Iden. .-,-~,----,---.-,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Mr. Geo. Francis Downham pass
ed through this city Monday on his
way to Columbia University, n. T.
The Packard Co., Detroit, Mich, and
Pelham Fay, N. y, where he will con-
t.nue his studies in aviation. having
been one of five m a class of $50 that
received the honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Mrs. Frances Isabella Wilberger,
twenty-n;re yeares old, wife of Wal
lace Wi!berger, of Del Ray, Alexan
dria county, died this morning at the
Alexandria Hospital She was ma
tive of Charlottesville, Va. The body
was taken to Demaine's mortuary
chapel aud will be shipped to Chariot
tesville for burial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Capt A. ienox .Uhler, from CAM
Mcclellan, Admission, Ala, with hi;
wife, is home OIL .furlough visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Unle:,
in North Washington, St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

In the corporation court today,
Judge L. C. Barley presiding, final
DEGREES Tor divorce wre granted II
the following cases: Emily F. Lee
from Owen Lee, Robert II. Sheppard
from Virginia B. Sheppard, Annie E.
Miller Robey from Alpheus Robey and
Dorothy e. Martyr from Raymond NJ.
Martyr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

D G. Grillborrzer says the fire at
his establishment. yesterday was not
caused L. the explosion of a boiler
and he added that the cause of fire is
unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

1t is expected that the Christmas
Gift sale which will be held at ST.
pauls Church Parish Hall, Pitt and
Duke streets. from 2 until 5 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon will be largely
patronized. The women have one Of
the largest assortments of Christmas
articles ever offered before for this
sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Owing to changes being made l..
.he heating apparatus in the seco:"l
PRESBYTERIAN Church the Wednessa:; ::
evening prayer meeting will be of:'it':
ted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

The regular monthly meeting OF
The Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com
pany viii be held tonight at the home
.of the company at 7.S0. All members
ire requested to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04

Last Day in Washington Marked by
a Continuation of Debate in Con-
gress on Propriety and Wisdom of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-04
RICHMOND THEATRE

Vivian Martin will be seen
Of a little scrl;2 lady
aNJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
PREVIOUS LIST

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American expeditionary
forces: Died OF wounds, 10; died
OF disease. 27S: wounded, degree
undetermined. III. missing in &C
ton 267 Total, 766.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORALS.
Allen r. Arter. Lis5en. o.
Martin Hansen. Chicago. III.
PRIVATES.
Daniel Cornell, Chicago, III.
George H Davis. Marseilles. III.
Lewis b. Elliott. WickHme. Ky
William Fark. south Euclid. @.
Alvin r. Feasel. FOstoria, o.
Joseph q. Gackowski. Chicago. H.
Tony +. Harmer. HillsbOro. III.
William r. Heinze, Thomson. Ill
Godfrey Jack. Upton Co, Ind.
George Junker. Cincinnati. o.
Roy Dayton Leach. Cleveland. Q.
Jachrios MavrOnicolas. YounRs-
town. o.
Harry A Parrish. AlansOn. Mich.
Stanley Stenzoski. Chicago. H.
John b. Watson. YOUNGSTOWN, O.
Dillon Wa;terson. Kalida. o.
DIED OF DISEASE.
CAPTAINS.
Adelbert p. Mills. Ypsilauti. Mich.
William NJ Winkier. Sasinaw,
Mich
LIEUTENANTS
George T.. WilcoX Minonb. Ill.,
Thomas j. Palmer, McAlester
okla
SERG EANTS.
Peter Al Diehl Lockport, 49,
lawrence IT, Bartmess. Harris
CORPOEAI4S.
Peter Payne. FiuCastle. Ky
Harry A. Peterson. Moline. ln
Jasper ". White. Columbus. ..
Bert Alonzo Parker. Astoria III.
Charles a Huber. Chico 80, ILL.,
MECHANICS.
Robert l.. McGrath, Lafayette
Ind.
George j. Sanders. Chicago. In
WAGONERS.
Lloyd Freer. Wolverine Mich
Jesse r. Vowel Atwater. I'll
PRINATES
Adolph A. Nicholson, Crismau
I8j
oscar ID. CoonS. Chicago. III
John Anderson, r. Moline. III.
Walter A. Chaser san Jose. IN.
Everett Bedweu PleasantviIle
Ind
George s. Coyne. Newark. o.
Ray Archie Dixon. New Holland
ohio
David 81 BOX. Bellairc. Mich.
cecil b. HARRISON, Bloomins-
dale. Mich
Harlem Henson. Nenia. III.
Cleveland Hicks. Evansville Ind
Harley r Hul. Wellston. o.
Charles r. Huwig Massilon. o.
Luther VI. Jones, summer. H.
Milton NJ. Maager. Chicago. H.
fuv %. Mannon. New Boston. IT,
Alexander -. Nestman. Detroit
Mich.
Edwin W. ostersaard. Chicago
iit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06

stadt H.
Horseshoer Eddie stanord,M ur-
ray, 0.
PRTVATES.
George S. Bramer, Parksyille, KY
Earnest Fisher. Shelbyville. Ind.
Isaac .. Hankison. Logan, %.
Tennessee j. Bishop Byron, Ky.
Malcolm T.. Bozarth. Wildwood. Ky.
John VI Conner. HillsbOro, Ind.
Earl l.. Fine. Wallace. Ind.
Frank Fowler Indianapolis, Ind.
Earl Girard, Canton. Ill
Jacob II. Archelger. Elberfeld,
Ind.
Richard r.. Boettcher. Chicago. H.
Bailey Booth, North Kenova. o.
Frank Charters. Bay City. Mich.
JAMES H. Collins. Garard, Ky.
William s. Ekwall. AndOver. III.
Elroy ID. Golding. Chicago. H.
James O. Hymer, Lexington, Ky.
Ernest Lee Johnson, Cleveland. o..
Henry ". LOngust, East st. Louis.
Ill.,
Anselms Norman. Norway, Mich
sherman Richardson, Witt, Estill
County. Ky.
Lloyd NJ. Smith. South Boardman.
Mich.
Adam zolnowski South Chicago,
III.
Ernest Kalbow. Marengo, Ill
William w. Kube, Harrison, Mich.
Samuel Lowell Dover. o.
Specr McMaster. Girard, ..
Thomas T. Moss. Chicago. jill
John G. Sandquist, Chicago. H.
Shelter s. Sullenger, Rose Claire,
III
George oliver Thompson, Newark,
O.
Harold L. Young. Alpena. Mich.
Wesley A. NJ. Grubbs. Chicago, III.
Robert b. Harris. Brazil. Ind.
Jerry r. Kutz. Calhoun, Ill
Hugh A. McKenna, Evanston, Ill
Guy r. Stitt, Danville, III.
William NJ Adams. Hillsdale. Ill
John Baumanu. Venice. III.
Thomas c. Corlino. Chicago, Ill
Will r. Hartmann. Rock Island
III.
William Clouse Pomeroy. ..
Lloyd S. Jackway. Detroit. Mich
Earl w. Witt Fulton. Ky.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Capt Erling c. Theller, Joliet, Ill
Lieut.. Paul X. Upham, Cincinnati
o.
CORPORALS.
Carl A. Carlson, Geneva. H.
Roscoe l.. Ford. Columbus, o.
George n. Paul, Forreston. H.
Bugler Lee r. Davidson, Alton. Ill
PRINATES
Samuel b. Watson Glasgow, KY
Cay d. Weimer, Havana, III
William Johnson. Chicago. III.
Joseph Lewis Cleveland. o.
Peter Martinovich, DillionviHe, O.
Frank Page. Lincoln. ILL.,
James Pribish.. Ragdale, III.
Carl .. Schmidt, Indianapolis, Ind
Leslie Stephenson. Fargo. Ky.
Edward Stott. Detroit, Mich
John II. Bessler, Cincinnati. o.
John Chiolowsky. Detroit, Mich
Cal l. Galyen. North Vernon, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06

Ernest n. Cunningham. Ypsilanti.
Mich.
John s Durecki. Hamtramck.
Mich.
Lester Driscoll, Hamtramck, Mich
Albert Fosse. Elgin Ill
Fred G. Harris, Pontiac, III.
Joseph Hojda, Chicago, III,
Hamilton W ingram. Paducan.
Ky.
William L. Jackson, Westbranch,
Mich.
Frank J. Nulawa, Detroit. Mich.
calvin Mullins. Dorton. Ky.
William r. Regan, Marine CITY
AIicn.
samuel Lee Richie. Vine Grove.
Ky.
Barney scott, Gulnare. X.
Emery Skasgs, Barn Rock. X.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
CELERY KING
A LAXATIVE TEA
If You Suffer From Constipation
Upset stomach or Inactive Liver,
Give Celery King a Trial, If
You Want Genuine Relief
and Want liz Quick.

It's "A purely vegetable remedy, gentle
and effective. that drives impurities from
the bowels and makes you feel better
right away.
Brew a cup OF this pleasant remedy
when you catch cold. get feverish and
are out OF sorts.
a sweet breath. clear skin and healthy
appetite.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06

Henry ]. Ponzel. Bartonville. III.
Joseph J. Szezepanskf, Chicago.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-10-11

"FLU" PATIENTS MUST BE
PATIENT

Physicians and nurses who have
been studying up on Spanish influenza
since so much of it has developed in
this country say that it is not in it.
self dangerous disease and if the pa
tient is careful there is no danger.
The great trouble, experts-say, is that
those who are i'll with the disease get
impatient and get out before they are
entirely well contracting fresh cold
which developes into pneumonia and
it is always the pneumonia which
causes the death. If you get Flu"
stay in the house and take care of
yourself. Don't run any chances and
you will be well in short time.