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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-22
PRAISES "Y" WORK

Brigadier General F. M. Caldwell,
commanding general at Camp Shelby.
Hattieshurg. Miss, and Colonel James
B. Gowen the camps chief Of staff.
have written letters of high praise to
George D. Booth, general secretary
for the Red Triangle at Camp Shelby.
General Caldwell stated that the So
cial and athletic activities OF the "Y'
were invaluable and said that the or
eanization's educational work "has a
direct result in making available a.
combatant troops who would not 9TH
erwise be so"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-22
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR, I q. FOR FINAL

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
IN Court Of County Jasss, State Of Florida.
Polk Couaty, In 70 Estate Of loha u.
Hsrsfoss, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, TO all whom II may
concern, that On the flrst day Of MaFcA, A. D.
1919, I hall Apply 70 TIE Honorable Kelsey
Rlantan, fudge Of said courS, - Judge Of pfo-
bate, FOR M FINAL discharge a. administration
OF the estate Of John II. HargroTe. deceased
and that at the sane time | will present Y
ssid court my anal accounts a. administrator
Of said estate, and ssk fer their approval.
Dated July 30. A. D. 1918.
T7e3 JOHN HARGH0vE. AdaislssxatsE.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-28

Jas. johnson returned Monday from
visit 10 Westlake.
Jake fnehs was a passenger for Lew.
istoh Tuesday morning
A son Was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Mcl.ain, Of Russell, on che 24th
instant.
Felix RainVille returned 10 Lewiston
Tuesday, after visit al the home Of
Geo. Mills.
Miss Lena Boyd left Monday for
Denver, near which city she win spend
the winter.
Attorney chas. II. Nugent was in
Lewiston on professional business The
first half Of the week.
W. Il. Grim and daughtr, Miss Ethel.
went 10 Juliaeita Tuesday 10 spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. aud Mrs. orye
Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuchs and Mrs.
George Mucken went TO uniontown
Tuesday 10 spend Thanksgiving with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury crnm, of Rus
sell Ridge. are happy over the arrival
Of new girl baby al their home last
Sunday.
Louie Piimns On last Saturday
bought the Mrs. Black quarter see
tion, eight miles northwest Of Nez
perez, for $4,000. He viii take charge
Of and operate the same early the com
ing year. This is going some for a
l9.ysarold lad. bat Louie Is the go
ing some" kind. His system proves
the superior values IN Lewis county
farm land.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-28
JOE JOHNSON THERE.
Lewis County Again Figured In Big
War Event with Former Eez-
perez Boy IN Famous Lost
Battalion

Joe johnson. son u Ar. aud Mr..
o. A. johnson. ~ Kniniah. and form.
eriy ~ Negr~rce. nas one # the Amer
isan soldiers nho helled paipi snother
glorious streak - Amcfiean hisioTs
10 ih~ Great Mar uhen she non Norld
fssuops ''i.osg fsafialiou tho First
IsafiHaou. aosfh Infansrgl hsid Dat
for "a aats i.~freen fao fierninu aria.
les. aua sac shea f~srued.
Tis following story 81 from The
~faFs nnd stripes. she f.apef Publishse
~ che Americas eapraiiipnary foFnrt.
as.a snefhsr artieis "a ihs same cab
ieei Appeared Ia ceiiiers - she loths
oas - 49, great nstentufes ~ fhs
var fsAshsd haIIs anains ia shs
asrig houfs ~ ~endaF sfeniug pher
rriies sasae stroast rnin and esrlu.--
to hnffaiian ~ haeriran sql1irfs
shsi - ia 1uforacsaiie days had
heea rarounaed ~ 1eraau farees
in fiti hlgAisa ianeis sAirh = knoH q
80 a. Fosess ~ ihs Afaonnf.
Tlr stufg ~ tanf fieas ihf saosf
~ fie dfsnafai safffflae hoinf sad
hial ans andAaatee sIarf iAf siarF
~ sAs aefsass rts feseDe SHES i rau
49, falf b. faIi. eit fatf - piaaf Ia
HISTORY eloagsids sac felief ~ l.pct
aaa aua nil qa|effu Ainsfiear Afan
losfs 81 femerfe ip fon'f
ftam fhf niEaf ~ Neanesans @ff
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-28
Local and Personal News Notes


Try the new dray line by. Her
bert Doggett Phone 1888 or
4b3o. III.
CAR STOkAGE-The Price Garage
will store cars and charge batteries
this winter Best Of service. 26w4s.
BE honor bright citizens and take up
your War Savings Stamps before Dee.
7, 50 as 10 place our county IA the
Honor List.
WANTED-A reliable man
wants TO correspond with party
wanting 10. lei furnished ranch.
Henry Cameron, kamiah. 23w4s
GOOD CABBAGE For Sale
Copenhagen and Flat Dutch, at
market price. Eugene Burton,
Carrier II. +. ID. 2. Nezperee. If.
Rod Pfiefer and Louie Dybyig left
Monday for California, where they win
sample the grapes and watch the
oranges and lemons grow this win
Ter.
john ". Carter, sage Of Four Corn
ers. came over Friday, bringing with
hin Gabe Clarke aud family and house
hold effeefs, who moved from Wood
side.
LOST Heavy brown WOODEN
robe. from hospital Had been
used for bringing IN a patient and
should be returned 10 Henry Sui.
liyan.
Wm. Sullisnn. ;. q. Wright. Hnrlnna
Mesef. Harry Mitchell snd r. !. Peter
sSu mofaFed - Lewiston ii che sulli
san car Saturday 70 attend the funeral
- the late T.. ~ Robinson
Aisses Pensi. Nellie and Grace sulii
San aad Clara sorsnson retained hai
srday aishs fra.a their s~hooi &c Col
faa. nhish has i.een el,,~ea % neeouni
- she iHflaensA stidenalr there.
Reliable eye service and local
man. DR.. + 4. Schilling can fit
your eyes GLASSES fitted by him
are giving safisfaeiio and trips
each lnonih insure full service.
d. faa hne~ thar ioaf fountfy De-
asssalis dsi~ndinE 90 sos 60 hus -
least 80 aoffh ~ was saving Stamps
Makr pp sad go busy. i3ur tbsfa h.
fore psr Esd h. Be- she henof sinss
BATTERIEs 'fhs fau.s snn.plsss
asffii oa fhs pfsifis fof sssgang sior
age batteries 81 sendisior Anf ssyis
- iaifsft fsfeirsA hsfs Tss onf bar
s.fY srsalse-lis sac tssi Hfsfsn
Miller
! hofs lated far renf 800 acres
81 farm land Close 40 Nexpefre, ~ /
aerst ~ fiis being summer ialloN.
siDek aud fern implemeufs mus'
80 eiih filis land see curfis
j Miller Z3ff !
~ filsf nrat a ilssssal.sf j. Aoner
Nsft SAD ~ tetins ~ fvaI Vas
nsslaa rtaals ~ fhat f.u,s fse ise
saas 80 nsnaf fiilsar ~ thls ans*
aea yea eiN belp 81 81 al1 t.eaatf Be-
49, uanag hsf
LOST Fond auie lark. bo
fseen Asz8eree cad sieele about
Nos 81. ana peif ued lead bau
about sspi 70. Doineen Aeyperee
and A a fifoas fanel a.
infN Al 3 M Naffef tbNtf
~ aIf nof in fsf automobile
|iaaheH iN Aoxpofff faF allpff
fia1 hn' haliAR bseU falssa H
illls vlH ioen aaa llAipf az lieo
~ sna f|lnaif ~ eif bslf AL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-28

Need hay Call up the mill
Big line racket goods at Lair s.
Carlson 5 ready 10 help you look
right.
Slab wood at the Prairie Lum-
Der Co.
The Baldwin line Of pianos al
l.aier's.
Spruce up get the right togs
al Carlson 5.
Monday night was the eoldesi yet
- above zeFo
Long or short hanls quick Ber-
rvs dray line. If.
Where sou get srrsise llesiou
Miller > Garage
l.el us take care " your ear battery.
iieston 4 Miller
Wall paper al LARS. where you
get IL for less.
so-earts al Lair Is, and you can
get them for less.
flrst.class c0bbler at the A. X.
Fike harness stare.
Not service b. mame, hai IS aetion.
llestsn Miliefs aafagr.
Get Jake. the plumber. 10 make
your seNef connections.
heer yeuf car battery up of i niil
fiss4~. Heli iiesian 4 MILLER.
BATTERIES. BATTERIES. BAT.
TERIEsi'i Heston a MlilsF
The Nexperce Roller Mills now
{ ready 10 supply alfalfa hay
ut aul after Der. ftr Aeslterrr
l,aais uili sla.s daily 81 o. o.
Save that shoe Have Il re-
paired right az A. X. Fille a.
A fea cords Of dry hndiing
Wool az The Prairie Lumber Co.
For building plans OF all kinds
See Hunter At the Prairie Lumber
C..
i,ss iiaaetan 80, sa.insss iisiios
49, esi4 fiaas -fesans 30 iasi -
b. seek
When rs hauling you aanf.
vxall Herb DoeEeft Phone 1855
b. ss3s a.
isasl VI ~ ten auS obese. ~
- Asttsi fua. - lefs sffesIisslf
Aanfisa
TaAe yegf ear troubles ~ fhe
1Aui nrftirt NaFARe iAe old
}lsrrsn plant
Pf&ir1s Lumber Co, headQu&F-
sxFs for the best Utah and Rock
GYrEgs Coal
FOh sALE Pure bred barred
B. epekensis g a9 each Mn
a. knuiaun t9Rt
De- isss eaansf 81 fen i.stiafl
as rfpaG hs So ftleesff SEQ
III tfaa . AHlef
Fiace pour ofaaFs n0w for pour
wantar Goa supply gltn siae Ffas-
H. LumDer CO
L slN peg sep az hspts Niih
~ iAe p'aHiilsf y yea beff afy
@Ns b his llNf
$50 HH ~. taf fae $685.
M4 faHia ea 81 teH eist =
~ 81 - H aI a. fea
#)fag aut ifaasfef Hoft eu
M ieb 4i iDf iiiaf baKkaif
49, 1859 AL 4N Al
latf 49, het sasf az ola
III lNflHF fAaN ftEaifta ~
fites Aep
w 4H t ~ w
al Nta e
i4Es eafiN
lft
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-11-28

drag themselves 10 their feet. som
had written letters Of farewell 10 fhei
folks and ia these last hours each va
entrnsting his 10 some pal on ih'
chance that the pal might get through
alive. There were some thanks Hhisp
cred shyly for little unchronicled deed
Of kindness the week had witnessed
Here and there men promised 10 XII
each other if il came 10 question o.
capture.
Then suddenly ont Of the darkness
voices could be heard calling, "Majol
whitileseyin
The boys along The line could hear
him answering from his hole ID ths
ground
Major, we've got here" The
whispers we're eraltani We're u
on your right. We re here." Thei
pause. "And-and we'Ye brought
some rafions for the boys"
There WAS moment Of absolute sil
cnee, and then all along the side Of til,
ieal laughter. Relief had come.
The besieged battalion had gone for
ward on the night Of the 2nd and takei
up il position with orders 10 hold il
Into some strongly fortified German
trenches just 10 the rear there filteres
a powerful German force, how power
ful can be guessed from the fact tina
when that trench was finally carried
colonel, two ma jors, aud their eniir'
siaffs Mere among the prisoners.
Major whiiflesey, when the danI
u October showed that he WIS eui
off. sent back runners with d report
on bic position. The runners fell u
their courses He seat up pigeons
and ID was these couFicrs ~ the ai'
aho carried The iidinss 10 the Other
Yanks in the forrest.
Attack after attack nas then made
bg companion regiments Relief and
instructions sven. rushed thru The air
Aiulaues went osef asaiu and again
10 drop munitions. bandasef and fhai
best 90 81 iron rations. choeola'e.
farh na, ihe iay ~ ihe wooded r.
.inr. such na, she fog thar she aiunen
had - nofk a. no hiindfoided. One
great faekage ~ sapG1es did come
meas 5f- mark. bui iht dosahhnys nho
tried 81 crawl oui and go ii neIe ADJ.
- by watching suigeif frpm affass
ihe rssine. Several nianes Hsrs bros
dgan. aue lsiof sas siliea and tno
oi,sefs sfs nsfe wounded ~ fhe effort
g. caue aia iiroueh ihr aif a. tae
sargoanard buitaion.
500 anne AID ihai haifalion fr3 q
Deh' So Nay back 81 had eesn ~
defra ~ iats ils position and Aaia g.
glf i,sffaiou "a, SEQ Qfdefs.
Aftersaf ni..n ihe nsu bad ieeH
felletsa cad ial rome eaf ptiit. cal
aeiafff. aamfal.le al fhef iiiaet
elas tAs ~ bsafa. fho taN amons iAea
nas nii ~ Aaief Nbifieses. s.aif
nInf offirers aNf mfn haa irep ieif
an taf aiilsiac. pna ~ iaf - teldiru
a. lsasf 49, mtine alte ile aeIt
neuaaea Nhasc ioa banIF hHr af faa
nrst arn eafuef essHfasi'F in
sesrHf sauan aa fhf eaae - AZ fal
80. ltfaalifn ahiirf nsafff Ni iaaa
hanss af sfalf asa
HAaN tadaIa iA N'aNtHs NHatH
....sI AL. ..tI.... a.I I.a... .I Az. |et.II|Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

she received in i fall while visiting al
the home OF her son. Frank Mcclure OF
Pittsburgh. is improving.
Miss Zclma Bundy of Wheeling Wis
tied nj h"r homo m Sycamore street IN.
first Of the week.
DR.. Robert Judkins Of this city. left
Tuesday for Washingtnu. ID. &" to re-
port Tor active service. Dr.. Judklns
was recently commissioned first lieu
tenant.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steele of Malaga
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. steele ii
North Arch street. Tuesday.
Mrs Howard Foreman IF CambridS"
is visiting her aprcn':. Mr. and Mrs
I'D. HAAS. az West South street.
Miss Ida 'I:ichnrn Of Wylr avenue.
is spcndngIa fcw days with friends
at F'airNicw.'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colpitts Of South
Lincoln avcniI" have returned 10 thrir
home after TWO months stay at 81.
Petersburg. Fla.
Th. book store or Fred Graves local
cd urarS-lhc post office will move int"
the rooms formerly occupied by IN"
Globe Clothing store. April l.
Ed. Hutchinson Of this place, left
TUESDAY for q few days business visit
liz Cleveland.
Isorn a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ham. of GAINESVILLE. Mrs Ham was
formerly Miss Mary Ward Of this place.
Dewey Moor" Of Camp Sheridan.
Montgomery. Ala. arrived Monday f"i
"A furlough hi his homo here.
Miss Anna Reed has returned TO me-
homo in Bcallsvillc after n visit w:''
Mrs. St. clair Nasbrouck of Park str"'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOW:
SYRUP IF FIGS
LOOK At TONGUE! IF FSNERlSH
BILIOUS, CONSTiPATEO,
TAKE NO CHANCES.
"cAllFORNlA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM-
GCH. LIVER. BOWELS.

Don't Scnid your f:rtfwl. D"eTiSh
child -" !; 'ongu" i r"a'"d: this i
a sur. sign thar its NfI'c stomach.
liver and bowels arr c}"-="L VITA
sour vast"
When lisilssE. pale. E"rrriAh. tuil "i
cold. breath bad thcoH: iorr. do"Sn I;
eat. sleep or ;lc' naturally has Stom
arhe-achn. indigestion. diar7h0"a. CIV"
4 '"aspnon!uI Of "Cali;orula syrup o!
Figs" and in u few hours all the ton!
waste. HI sour bile. and :"rm"niI"2
food passes out Of n" bowels ana
You havr 4 we'll and playful c''li
again. ChilLr"" love mis- harmless
fruit laxative. and mO'i'"rS can rest
easy after giving it. because il ncvHr
fails "a make their r';le "insiGej
clean and sweet.
Keep il handy Mother" \ lltti"
given today SAVES Il sick child tomof'
Tow. bur gel the ccnnin" Ask Tour
druggist for ho,il" Of "ralifor-
nia Syrup Of Figs which has d.
vec:irnS for baniHS. children Of all
AGES and for crewn ups plainly Oil -"
bottle Remember there are counter
feit< sold here. 81 surely look and So"
thai YOURS IS made by the "Faltfornia
Fig Syrup COMPANY" Hand back
with contempt any other fi~ syrup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

Tor a. IA" First NJ. T.. church h"r''. vii!
rn'y" his family 10 this rliy This week.
Miss Clara Wilson pleasantly "nt"r-
tanned last evening at her h"n" On Mar
Shall street with Il ST. iatricks day
Barry Music ana dan"inE W"r" inc
ur,n,.:lnl diversions Of tn" evening.
Win" ut - .>..a-"uahi,. hour dainty 30
ir..$hm"nrS were "nj"ycd.
ia. nret uniform examination t"r
'rnch.rs viii j." held ~ mon h!Sh
y,.l""l. Eruw"n,. April 4 and =.
Mss Margaret k"ri" has returned I"
Pittsburgh after Il visit with relatives
here,
'MrM",.h,u l"dc" NJ. Itt, knights 81
l','hlas. .h"ld a we'll attended business
mr.tin;; last evening IN IL" lodge quar-
tors in ~. MrM"rh"n building.
Thu E.,i ,'rus$ Sn'i"ty her" Will hnid
m important business meeting to-mor-
r,,y evening At thr quarters in IN" Nc
M,rhrn building. seventh and Marshall
streets.
Mr. ami Mrs. =. =. Murphy have re-
r.rrn,d - their home in Now castle
r.. after q IiSit with relatives.
it'll" Hiss Irene collier has returned
e. her horm" N Grafton after 4 visit win
r"ialiSrS here.
James uiXnn. veteran T.. & q. cnEl-
u"rr who. has hcru off duty for some
:j,u. on nrc"uut. OF illness. resumed nus
,.,,I.s ri, urGt Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
Decree Reversed.

The deere" ~ n" circuit Court %
M!HEu county w.!> reversed anu judi
m.,ut was entered! here to-day BY tn"
Supreme Cnurj u Appeals. by Whi"h
Ih,St"r A. !'u!Ililr W. awarded p"l-
Sounl INJURY damages AGAINST IA" Nor
Euik X Western Railway Company ia
h. sum III S%U.uui. on II lhr larg''-i
judgments OF III" kind ever approved
hv h.. Stairs highest cUur'
Mn" other decisions were an
nnunrrd. iEcludinc on, III the cas-" Of
the Stale against Smith H. Brac"N,
from ohio county. Ths' decision of tho
lower court WAS reversed ana Brdr"N.
alleged gold mine promoter. was or
derrti discharged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
PRESIDENT SIGNS the
DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL
IN EFFECT MARCH 81

WASHINGTON. M2.,a g. -.i.'s "aj
Hight savin:; hill wa> signed today :"
President Wilson. II ru;s ~ '.":he
forward :sn hour OF ~. ,nSt >G,:..a! III
March am! ::;r::~ hon bah ;,,cst:.. 'a'
last Sunday :. rc:ub' =.
The day..2',. s.,.;;:g pa. w.N - .nt"
effect anu b "hSSrN ii without t"".
slightest Decentralization ar ;"Fai:in AZ
of existing Conditions. Trans wi!i -"
as usual. ard every fra;r:" e.: daily
{ life to which IT,. '','r:l"nt "i ts!''' "3'"FS
will remain unchanged.
Before r.:irln: on ~" laC>t SaturdiX
of this mouth iu- .\H""I"tn householder
will So, has c.nck M hour ahead AMI
then may 81 - Sl.rp ;LiiI forget :;'ttr"iN
=, about dayligh; stvinG '.n:ii III" last
Saturday Q! October On tha; lat Il"
will reverse IT,. process. turning back
the hands q ;t,. ciuSk an H"ur A"d ~.
nation again w:H run on sun ::in".
In the summer t!r. .II;l":l'.;li man IL
fually will RS. transact lis Gai!: "uSi-
ness ard r..tir, Al h"U: rarii,- ihLr has
been his custom. bur with his "inrh an
hour fast H.. NJ! !nt Ha"~ tn. differ
ence. An :'cur ": d:t: !lch; .:iIS VII hc
conserved ~ tins air-r"""r
The plans rracttcahitt;y ami 't:'ci"n-
in twelve European countries.
Advocates o: IN" plaa ~ presenting
their case to congress '\piaIned thar
tho following beneficial results would
Be achieved b. the system:
A great saving % n!@n;aaEts Sura
ias oil. SaS aud "lcctr!c prwcr. n;uh,d
conservation pf coal
INCREASED manufacturing production
tls the result % improvement IN working
! conditions.
General benefits 20 ,hs national
health becaus., Q: Al additional! hour If
: daylight which may +. devoted - rec
!reation.
Reduction in tn" COS. Of livinS ="
some who raise garden TRICK for
+ domestic consumption and
Improvement OF the training condt-
,tions for th,' fighting forces.
The Interstate commerce committee
; of the house. N submitting favorable
srepo<t on the u,ctSurH. urged Is passage
afor the following reasons:
: TT Is fairly calculated - accomplish
valuable economies in our national life.
The comfort AMI convenience tor
many millions q: our people Will be
promoted by its passage and.
at is regard Il rs 81: special value in
the present national emergency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
Charters Issued.

Charters were issued today by me
Secretary of State 10 the following
concerns:
Fry X Moore Realty Company, "i
Charleston. 10 operate. in k;'na"ia
county: capital stock. $'o.oon; lnc"r-
poratorS. lohn l.. Moorr and j. Frank
Moore, OF dunbar: Alb"r' X. Moore,
Ben Moore and NJ. +. Garrison. %
Charleston.
The One Hundred Mems Grocery
Company. of ClarEshurs, 10 operate d
s-orr at the same place. Capita! SlorN'
$. 600; incorporaIor$ n. |. Wood. Fran
els NJ Davis. John 7. Yates. |. T.. Way
and a A. Mowery, all or tlarhSpu's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

Pcruna. Six bottles of Peruna
made me n we'll woman."-MRs.
MATTE A. VAN buren,, II High
Land St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
"I suffered for thirty years with
chronic bowel trouble, stomach
trouble and hemorrhages of the
bowels. 1 took Peruna faithfully
and now l am q we'll man."-LouIs
YOUNG, 2O5 Merrimac St., Roches-
ter, N. y.
AFTER using Peruna and Mana
lin, was cured of catarrh of the
nose, throat and stomach, from
which I had suffered for years. -
MRS. f. NJ. HARRIS, R. R. 8, Ash
land, Wis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

Hcnry y. Motto. assistant attorney
general. MIL 80 To- IiurkhHnnUn. Men.
day. :" represent 'hr STATE N n" trial
OF &. L. IWrhin. indicted in connection
with III" failure OF u bank n Grafton
Two years ago. Imrhin WIS cashier OF
IN" institution. His rial has been con
tinu"h several times. The cas-" wen
over Thursday. IN" ;im" SCI for lr'al.
because ul thu inability NJ Witness =,
TO reach n" piar" al rrial. OWN" 8"
food conditions. Mr.. NNlir. wnc had
gone To Buckhannon 10 attend she trial.
was forced TO return 10 rha"lc>'or 10y
WAY of Whrrling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
READING from left to right, here are their stories

II have quit taking Peruua, for
I don't need it any more. am
we'll and very thankful to you. :!
weighed ninety pounds before l
started, and now weigh one hun
dred and thirty-fve pounds"
Miss CLARA LoHR, 81 North Gold
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
ri was all run down and could
not take up my regular work. l
began to use Peruna and soon
found that I was getting better.
I was able to resume my work with
renewed vigor and strength: 1t
certainly is a wonderful medicine
to vitafize the system. GEORGE
ATKINSON, 323 E. Eighth Ave.
Topeka, Kans-
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BriqhtWell Nam ed.

II. I. Nrishlwrll. cashier Of Il
Charleston trust company, has hrtn
named BY President Wilson Il memh'i
of the Federal draft appeal board for
lhr southern district Of West Virginia,
to succeed &. {. H"ury. recently ap-
pointed. but who failed ia Qualify be-
cauS" o: physical disability. II WAS an
uounccd today by Captain BrrcKin-
ridge Jones. nr.thc stat bureau Of cen
sus and enrolment.
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'Three years ago my system was
in terrible condition and I was
broken out all over my body.
Peruna was recommended to me
and a few bottles changed my con-
dition. After a short time I was
all over my trouble."-MIsS R1cKA
LEOPOLD. 288 Layco St., Menasha,
Wisconsin.
II have suffered considerable
with La Grippe, and thought !
would try Peruna. I am satisfied
that Peruna is a wonderful rem
edy, and heartily endorse and rec
ommend it for Ia Grippe GEORGE
E. LAW, 1871 Franklin St., Brazil,
Indiana
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MOUNDSVILLE
Examinations In Progress.

W,.rk ct r\a!n,uIE- county r'I'l%iran'N
20 secure th,:'y-"iEhl mcn f"r III" %r"-
rial dT;,Tt o. tn" week al Mhr'h - ~
rar Yesterday. r'orty-SiX mon w"rH
cxam;n" L., lrr l.. il MnCuSky ASSIST
I'D hy ~ - T. WjIsmn. '"riy-rlin"
,n.r .,rc called Tor examination today.
vvhiI, IN tn. m"lEnb"rhurd wt'l 10 ~
amlurd Thurs'ini and tri"ay
Enth!u. concerning IL" "Nnnrna''"nS
will b.. given nul for ruhlICI'lnr nm'i!
The boar! 'ini..hr~ It's w"rh Ia" ln''"r
Trr. a. til. week.
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Entertained.

Miss Cinv"r JudkIns Of North Chest
nui street entertained number q!
friends at her HON" Tuesday evening
&C. Mis-: Helen Chiefly Of
Cleveland. who is visiting n her h"m"
here. The evening vas pi"aSAlitlf
$I".r,t a. Knitting ard Music and 4
,niutv luur;l"nu WIS served during tn"
,..urS. Of thu evening
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BENW00D

- n, - nl-,nuurhl! session ri ~"
T;,.uwu,.i ""ur"ii:u"u last evening TIC
registration books # tbs city wcr" gone
OYER AMI ihc names If these va" arc
nor emitted tn vote were cllln1ha'cu
from ,hr li-;. ais" another IiSs OF ihH
young 'nci IL this "liy WI" nav" at
tanned II" voting age since the last
i"nkInr cScT IN" list. vas added 10 Inc
hooks other minor business matters
wrr.. discussed, after when the meeting
,vas adjourned until the next semi
ut,sutn!V sos ion.
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CONDENSATION News.

New elections 10 projection hhu'r
rho workmcn's compensation iunH were
approved to-day r. III" commissioner
as follows: =,
c J. Tucker & Company. saw NH
o,nrators, of Pennington: i!ll Coal
Company. Of Sco,tdaIe. Pa; coleman
Lumber Company, Of Pratt, and IN"
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II have taken Peruna and will
say that it is the best medicine l
ever saw for coughs and colds: 1t
always cures 4. cold in short
time and also strengthens and
builds up the system. "--MIss lVi
GRAY, FairYiew, ny.
II can honestly say that owe
ny life to Peruna. The best doc,
tors in the country told me | could
not live another month. Peruna
cured me: so l cannot praise 1t too
highly SAMUEL Nc kINLEY,
25O6ls E. 22d St., Kansas. City, Mo-
"For years I did not know what
a we'll day was and feel that |
would not be alive today if not for