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WANTED-Mals Help

wAHrEp-A boy for lower Island Route
AT once, report at the 1ntellicencef
office between and Sso'clock t1lasy'
January IS. 9a-lto-St-
WANTEp-Errand boy. Sterling Pro.
ducts Gncorporatedl Ne: MeIrabls sye .
position open for an honest Trustworthy.
ambitious boy for errand and otiice
York Applicant much furnish best "
references. Apply at once to Il. \; aHaf
maduke. Superintendent: 1a-!eIH@
wANrED-A crancman. boilcrmaker.
mace blowing engineer. Steady WORK
and hi.,hrst Wages to sober. steady man.
Apply MckesfFey Iron Co" i aef9I'a'
Steam Electric Co. 20. 10th ST ja.ls-i
wAHrED-l few neat appearing single
Young mem. ages Is to 32.nnlbitious,h NOT
afraid Of hard work: must be WILING 10
travel: no selling or canFaSSlns. W.
who can qualify will be given inc oppoa
tunity to Join the field force OF ha
,ionai organization; good wages 70 SUIT,
ranid advancement. Positions not open
until about LIST of March. success1 ".
applicants Will be required 70 prcpdis
themselves with course NJ Stuolcs f',,.
will not interfere with present cHlpl11
ln"nt. Reply. stating age. ne'sn.. md M,
religion. physical defects, II any. anu tn
turr' OF employment for past year. ~"
r,nli.s considered without iull lnlorHla
lion write Mr.. !. Ward. Wheeling m
trlliSencrr Office. .--...... -
Variability 10 carry route Out CaIu.
Wells Kun. Apply at lntel!ieen:G,,
office between S and a. M. Ja- -l " -
wINTep-Norr p:at aud elbow foreHlaa +" t.A'
charge NJ Pile department IN Ina Aase.es' -" .
49, ~ c,nnrf.u, mar with p.pc::clct> References
required Address BN.ie Ma. Co., 'lst S.h' -
Avenue.
WAHIEC-Mep to Sell our line Of nou'Snuiv
furnishing. FROM house 70 house Gu '"AD
weekly payments We pay weekly.
nrsu CT ADAdS. ili0-Nts MAJ" o.
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HEADACHE IS NOT
A DISEASE
BUT A SYMPTOM OF MORE SERi-
Gus AILMENTS TO FOLLOW IF
THE CAUSE is NOT
REMOVED.
OFTEN COMES FROM DIsoRDEREO
STOMACH.

Contrary 10 general belief, headache
Is not 4 disease. but Il symptom OF
some hidden Illness. 1t means that
and that if SteuS are not taken 10 rr-
move the cause some serious if not
vital illness may result.
Generally, headaches are CAUSED by
I diSordercd condition Of the stomach.
The food lies undigestrd in The stom-
ach. causing foul gases the digestive
organs become dcrangtd. appetite
falls off. you become nervous. the
blood becomes sluggish and full Of
poisonS. and The whole system he
comes run down. As 4 r'sult. people
50 troubled become frail and sirkly.
lose weight. complexion becomes
p!mply and yellow. arr sluggish IN thrl:
movement. cant sleep wrll and. lack
energy. What such people need is a
strengthening and !nvigoratinS tonic
OF known value. Pills. hradachc pow
ders. etc. will not bring real relief.
HEno.CC1. tho great flesh and
strength builder is ;he tonic 10 take.
This splendid preparation clranse$ the
waste matter from the system, aids
tho digestive organs IL extract The full
nourishment from yUur for'?. helps
make rich. pure blood. creates a hearty
appetite. and increases he strength in
a remarkably Little while. Many peo-
ile who previously wcr" fr.il ANA I'M
Gerw-lght have increased their weight
and strength wonderfully in Il few
weeks
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INDIGNATION
CONTINUED from First PnRe.)

duced In tho senate by Mr.. Hitch
cock, q Democrat, and Republican
Leader GallInger, and in the house
by acting Republican Leader Gillett.
It was 6 O'Clock and just about
tho time the fuel administrators
formal order was made public that
the senate adopted the Hitchcock
resolution.
In the House
In the house, after sharp debate,
vote on Representative Gillett's
resolution WAS prevented by refusal
Of Representative Cox Of Indiana
(Democrat), to give unanimous con-
sent for Its consideration
Action In the senate Was delayed
long enough for Or. GARFIELD to be
summoned to tho capitol and ques-
TONED by the senate manufacturers
subcommittee Investigating the
fuel shortage. Senator Reed, tho
chairman, reported that he was not
satisfied with the explanation
Renewal, with probable increased
intensity, Of Congressional criticism
tomorrow ia anticipated, although
after failing to secure action on his
resolution by the house, Represen-
tative Gillett said It was o "cloSed
incident"
Leaders in tho movement for .
war council control and direct gen.
ernl war policies Of tho government
think the situation insure1 favor
able action on their proposals.
Senators Lewis. Simmons aud
Jones of New Mexico. in tho SEN
ute, and Representative Rainey IN
the house, were among tho pr1nct-
pal speakers in defense OF the ad-
lnnistratton. They all admitted
that the order eutaned serious con-
sequences. but opposed hasty &C
ton In disturbing orders under au-
thority granted by congress having
the approval OF tho president and
presumably essential
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!: Tells Ho,U to Stop a
! Bad Cough
surpri.lnr rrsults from this horns'
made syrup. Easily prepared
und costs little.
Observation-Disclosures

II YOU have n severe cough or chest
t;cEl". lo.rscnrss, or difficult breathing.
or ii your child wakes up during the
nici,t with Group nnd you want quick
help. Just try this pleasant tasting
homemade cough remedy. ANY drug.
rst can supply You with 215 ounces Of
liiury GO cents worth. Pour this into
q mint l.nttle and fill the bottle with
plain cranulat"d sugar syrup. Illus
prepared, you have q pint OF real J re-
markahir cough rcmcdy-one that can
lie depended upon to give quick and last
inG relief ut oil times.
Nou can feel this take hold OF cough
in way that means business 1t
looschs ard raises tho phlegm, stops
throat tickle and eoothes and heals tho
irritatcd membranes that Inns tho
throat and bronchial tubes with such
DroIaptncss, case and certainty that it
is really astonishing.
piacx is special and highly conccn-
tratcd compound of genuine Norway
zinc extract, and is noted for its speed
in overcoming severe coughs. throat and
chest colds. It's millions of enthusiastic
users have made It famous the world
over.
There are many worthless imitation;
Of this noted mixture. TO avoid disap-
rointmcnt, ask for "2lA ounces of
pincx' with full directions and don't
accept anything else. A guarantee OF
absolute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded, goes with this preparation
The Timex Co.. Fl Wayne, Ind,
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No Rnsh Conclusions.

NEWARK, y. j.. Jan. l7.-Jump!ng
at rash conclusions as to the wisdom
Of the order" will not help matters. 1t
Is stated In call issued Tonight for
a meeting here next Monday of repre-
sentativrs ur New Jerseys 5000 mana-
facturin. plants und industries for the
consideration OF Fuel Administrator Gar
fields conservation order.
The meeting Is to be held under the
auspices OF the manufacturers council
OF the New Jersey state chamber u
commerce.
Only such suggestions as ore the re-
suit Of careful elaboration" will serve
10 better the situation. whIch Is charac-
tcrtzed as unprecedented In tho history
of the nation" the call for tho meeting
declared.
Ii Is for such elaboration and the So
luton of grave problems arising from
the order" which are vital to tho $780,
0n0 industrial workers Of the state that
the meeting was thought necessary. the
statement adds.
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his Interpretation Of the Garfield order
which applies 10 manufacturing plants
closing down on certain days, for the
conservation OF fuel. declined to make
any statement. other than that no had
rot recciXcd any official Instructions
from Washington and therefore could
NOT say rs to whether the order applies
TO plants using natural gas or not. All
day and up TO late tonight he has been
making efforts to set IN touch with the
authorities in Washington. in answer TO
the vast number of Inquiries that have
come to MIN from all sources. In
conversation over the telephone with
Governor John J. Cornwcll. at Charles
ton, the latter gave out the impression
that plants using natural gas would be
affected MS well rs those using coal
Gas company officials and admlnlstTa-
tors believe though that such plants US
Ing Eas will not DO obliged 70 close
dDu.n
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Gas Not Included.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The Garfield
order docs not include natural kaS nor
use Of wood rs fuel. nor power derived
from water.
NJ l.. Requa director OF the oil divi-
sinr OF the fuel administration. made
the Following announcement:
"Dr. Garfield has instructed INC TO I'M
nounce that his order reducing fuel con-
sumption Is not 10 he considered as ap-
rlyng 10 drilling or operating Of oil or
gas wolls. transporting. manufacturing
or distributing Of petroleum and its por-
ducts or natural gus.
at must he understood. however. that
consumers Of fuel oil through others
than those engaged in above operations.
nre obliged to conduct their business in
accordance with rules and regulations
ns laid down by the fuel administrator.
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WILSON SIGNS
Continued Prom Ptrst Page.)

changes from tho form Of an alb
stract gtven ou- by the fuel admins
trntion last night. Nor did It clear
up to any great extent the confu-
sion resulting from lack of detailed
explanation
A supplementary statement ISSUED
with the order embraced list OF
Industries engaged In imperative
war work which will be exempted
from the orders enforcement. It IN
cludes ship yards engaged in naval
work, q few plants turning out pro-
ducts needed immediately by the ar
my and navy, and portions Of plants
producing tubing. The list was
prepared by Secretaries Baker and
Daniels.
Although no formal announce
ment was made, the shipping board
has been insured that all shipyards
will be exempted.
Congress In Uproar.
Congress was in an upronr from
the time It assembled until it adj
journed tonight. The senate resolu-
ton was passed so to 10 after many
senators had denounced the order rs
uuwtSe and unnecessary. In the house
objection prevented consideration
of the resolution, nut II was subject
OF an acrimonious debate.
DR.. Garfield was called before the
senate manufacturers committee
which has been investigating the
coal shortage to explain the necesh-
ty OF the order. Shortly after noon
he heard of tho stir that was taking
place in the senate and hurried to
the capitol. In tho midst Of tobate
over Senator Hitchcock's resolution
the committee met and decided to
call him. Senator Reed, the CHAIR
man, announced on the floor that Or.
Garfield was to DO hoard and asked
that consideration Of the resolution
be postponed until he Was question:
ed.
After leaving tho Capitol, DR..
GARFIELD hurried to his office, and
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Special Exemption,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Plnnts
making wooden army and navy uni
forms and CLOTH used In their manufnc-
tur". aud concerns engaged in filling
contracts for tents and other equipage
made ct, heavy duck were exempted
from tho liyn day closing period in a
special order issued tonight By the fuel
administration. Plants packing beans,
canning milk and roasting and packing
coffee under urmy and navy contracts
also we're exempted by the order.
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Governor Protest 8.

Albany. y. Y. .Irnuary !'.---fio""rn-
rr Whitman lat" today sent II telegram
tn President Wilson protesting against
the enforcement of tn" Garfield order
restricting eastern industrial activities.
The governors telegram WIS sent att
TT he Ind received II communication
from state banking superintendent skill
Her advocating that the order be not EFT
forced.
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Exemption Granted.

WASHINGTON, Jim. lI.-Sr"ciic on
cmntinn from the provisions Of the fu"l
restriction order was given BY tho fuel
administration tonight to certain ship
yards engaged on government work, n
few planis turning rut products needed
Immediately by the army OF navy and q
thu parts of certain munitions plants
making boiler tubing for ships.
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Request Refused

WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-PrcsIdcnt
Wilson to-day refused tho request OF Il
delegation III New York theatrical man
ayers that theatres be closed on Tues
days instead OF Mondays during the next
ten weeks. This was announced by
George NJ. Cohan. spokesman Tor the
delegation, after the party left the
White House.
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Another Protest.

NEW YORK. jan. lI.--A protest against
tho coal order was wired 10 President
Wilson late to-day by tho National As
sncia,Ion of Manufacturers. declaring
that The ur,rr carried "pcssihiliti"S Tor
npDaliing disaster tn our C"intry,' and
tho additions to the burden already ne
ing carried by the cnuntry's irdust rcs
will inevitably result In break down"
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HALF und Half Plan.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The Illinois Man
ufncturcrs' association tonight made m
appeal TO it's members 10 urge President
Wilson and members Of congress that
all Industries Do permitted 10 continue
operations at so per cent capacity. Thi:
plan, the association said. would enable
plant owners to maintain their nrGaniz:t-
tions aoh aOnelorato loss 10 wage carn-
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All Records Broken

CHARLESTON, w. WI. Jan. 17-All
records for idle mines in the kanawha
district on account Of the shortage or
cars, were broken today when total Oh
1876 mines reported TO the knnawha
Coal Shippers Association as being clos
cd down for the entire day. throwing
out OF employment for the day total
Of 10 06h mon.
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DIE D.

eCHUnTx-On Thursday. January II.
1918 at 7:40 o'clock q. M. MRS. SARA
J. SCHULTZ. in the fist year OF her
age.
Funeral services nj the residence OF her
brother. Bernard Speidel No. l0S Thir-
ty-third street. Friday evening 500
o'clock Interment private Greenwood
Cemetery. Saturday at ZOO O'CLOCK.
(Please omit flowcrs.)
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Endorsed Ivy Norgans.

NEW YORK. January Iii. F. Nor
gan and Company in Il statement ISSUED
today said % tn. coal order:
The ndminisI ration with AL the facts
before It has decided that this IS the
best way Of meeting tho situation which
WAS rapidly Incoming serious menace
IN all the work Of tho country and there
fore to- tho successful currying on "f
the war. The only right course. there
fore. Is for NIL tho people Ia "onp"rat"
tn the extent Of their ability I" make
this measure "ffrCtIvr.
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p11rnEAcK-on Wednesday. January Is,
1918. at . o'clock a. m, at the FAMILY
residence, Stop No. 4. Philadelphia.
LOUISA, daughter OF Alfred and the
late Elizabeth Mary Dimmack.
Funeral services at the residence Satus-
day afternoon 1T $3.50 o'clock; Frlehas
OF the family respectfully tnVited 70
attend. Interment private Mount Hion
cemetery.
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Farmer llnwhucli--l'v" bought Il hnro'
meter. Mandy. IL tell when its goih lei
rain. We know.
Mrs. GlnwnIck To tell when IT'S E"tn
10 rain! My. | never heard IF such
cxirnvnganrc, What do yc s'pose tn'
good LORD hcz El,H yc the rheumatic
for?
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N o r &c E |
LINCOLN H1aH BEATEN.

Special Dispatch to Intolligcncer.
FAIr2MO%T. W. Va. Jan. l7.-Lincoln
high school. OF Wheeling. lost we'll
played basketball game to Dunbar high
h.rc tonight, score 22-l3. Chambers for
Iairmnnt and Dennis FOR Wheeling. star
rcd
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1nn 0nn Ihla In SfntA-

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. l7.-One
hundred thousand men and wonl'Sn in
West Virginia. AT thu lowest possible
estimate, will be made temporarily Idle
as n result Of tho now Interpretation NJ
the fuel order. now understood 10 in
clude plants burning natural gas. This
excludes tho 10000 persons employed In
the mines.
In the Wheeling district. including
Renwood and other towns having large
public works. 10000 persons will be
made idle. and estimates for other man
ufacturing districts arc: Charleston
district. 10000 to $4,000: Huntington.
10. 900; ParkcrsburS. 7.on0; Blu"feId.
G, 600: Clarksburs. 5000: t'airnont. s.
900.
Half Of tho gas produced In West
Virginia. amounting 10 NOR" thnn 30n,'
o0n, 000.000 cubic feet per year. Is con-
sumed within tho State. and in the
heart Of every coal Held In tho state
manufacturing plants Of all kinds Il"
pend upon gas rather thnn coal 10 Keep
their furnaces going. while the bulk
of tho coal produced In the stat" -
marketed outside the States borders.
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WANTED-Female

HArrED-... good cook. Mus; furnish
:'..ar.. Airs. ii. r.. Field, Ecii 80
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FOR SALE--Real Estate.

.. FOR sALE-Six room hn;ls':. hail. water
and gas. On Grand View -: Enquire
1915 AcCul!uch ST.. Natl 1e,a-H.
FOR SALE - House and acres OF
ground Good stable: other out build
tnrs and fruit Trees. FRED AMMONS.
West AlexandHr. Ia. stop 81. NationaI
road. jain
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JOHNSON Thursday. January II; lslS
Of his daughter. Mrs. Harriet J. Webb.
No. % Eighth street. WILLIAM u
JOHNS. in the s3rd year or MS age
| EN,ncral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED udi..s ar gents for ;!:r fast
est selling proposition Oh IN" iiarHei.
something entirely new. AidlrSS BON
2ts Beaver Fails. Ia. yi-lo-i
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pa. what were the t:cuchrrs they
talk about In thr stories Of old"n
times
They were the mcn wh" were IN
tho trenches, If those days. my SON.
What else Il" YOU suppose they w"rr
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FOR SALE-WIsceIlaneous.

TOR SALE-A :u:l line nj mems second
hand suits and "vrrcn:tis: also cast OH
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Rafused to Talk.

FAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. l1.--State
F1,cl Administrator J. Walter Barnes.
when interviewed tonight relative. to
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR nENT-r"u: furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping. Nn ch'lorSI' MT"
uI,arrIrcutS. Pleasant Valley. JA-lS-i
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Watch for the Opening instaIlment
of Gerard's Second Series OF Articles,
Exposing German intrigue.
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HoxrKwooD-On Tuesday. January
18th, 1918, at the Fort Pitt Hotel.
PittsburE. Penna. CARL NORTH
WOOD, In his 46th year.
Funeral services 1T his late residence
biS South Penn street, Friday after.
noon o'clock. Friends invited. En-
tombment private At Greenwood naus-
oleum.
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III the Dark.

NEW YORK. Ian. lI.--New York
went 70 bed tonight very much in the
dark al To what Tomorrow will bring
forth in the way OF heat. power and
Urht There was mn Increasing disrn-
sition, however. To accept phi!nsophic-
ally. es t. patriotic sacrifice. whatever
hardshIps may result from the REVOLT
,ionary conservation. order Of the red
,ral fuel administration.
Manufacturers. merchants and busI-
ness men In every line Of trade api'ar-
emily were almost As uncertain rs they
were Inst night respecting what you'll
u. required Of them. Fuel udmintStra-
tors stood on nr. Grarticld's order. y.
II Virgin, administrator for New York
slatc said that II WAS not his duty. nor
! tnnt OF his county assistants. I" con-
st,7,c, but To obey. II" had received no
! instructions which could BE- described
az irt.rprctntsve.
In telegram sent "a tn" county ad-
ninlstrators, Mr.. Wigrln sud:
II hereby grant permission I" h"th
distributors and consumers "f coal
where necessary Ia prevent Injury Ia
hcslth or destruction or injury NJ prop
|, .rty hv fire or frccZinEE To distribute ar
use q minimum amount Of fuel |" pre-
vent such destruction ar injury.
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FOR SALE-Dogs.

| FOR SALE-Aircdnlr pups and brood
bitch, finest quality. E!csablc. Gucrn-
aey Kennels. Cambridge. Ohio. RIO.
ja-J1-i
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after a telephone conversation with
the White House. called his legal
aids 70 put the order IL Anal form.
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Funeral notice hereafter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-30
PRESIDENT APPEALS
TO CONGRESS

Washington, May 27.-Linking
his appeal with the resumption of
the German drive on the west front
President Wilson today demanded
that congress cast off politics and
turn it's thoughts and attention to
passing of a new revenue measure.
Turning from his manuscript in a
forceful address to the joint session
the president spoke:
Just as was leaving the White
House l was brought news that the
Germans had renewed their long
expected drive on the west front.
Surely you can realize how that
solemnized my feelings as l come
to you and, and strengthened my
purpose along these lines. Ex-
cerpts from his address ars as fol-
lows: "Pro6teering that cannot be
got at by conscience and love OF
country can be got at by taxation.
This fall will see Americas great
est bond issue floated.' "Politics is
adjourned. elections will go tc
those who think the least of it. .
1--WE shall naturally turn to wal
profits and excuses for additional
taxes" 1.-THE country must know
how to safeguard and prepare fol
it's taxes and bonds" 1--WE dare not
60 to the elections until we have
done our duty. We are at the peak
and crisis of the war; ''People OF
this country are willing to bear any
burden or sacrifice TO win"
The presidents new war bill pol
icy contemplates to raise 40 pei
cent by new tax and 60 per cent by
bonds it was learned today. A
memorandum reckoned by the pres
ident and given to Senator Simon!
and Representative Kitchin sug.
gests that this program Of raising
taxes and bonds for war purposes
on this basis the bill is expected tt
raise four billion dollars more thar
| the present one could after 81,
billion issue in the fall. Majority
Leader Kitchin previously opposed
to the tax revenue bill voiced hi:
approval of the presidents message
today. He said: "The commander.
in-chief has spoken. Our duty i:
plain. We will 60 at Our task anc
will be able to report a bill not late,
than August l." Representative
Gillette, republican leader, added
his approval. II am completely ir
accord with the president he said. )"
The three main things from which
to raise this money is from excess
profits. income tax and Injuries