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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
SPRINGFIELD WOMEN
ORGANIZE BATTALION

Springfield, July "a" Tenshun
Fol ad march! Haiti
Dressed in khaki uniform Mrs
Mary y. Austin gruffly gave the com
MAIDS They were addressed 10 Com
PAM A, Illinois First Women Volun
teers
Bout face, March" she added
and the steady tramp. tramp. trahD
Of the volunteers was the only SOUND
that broke the following stiffness as
they started off.
Company A was getting its first
training
The unit, the only one of its kind
in jhe state was organized by Mrs
Austin She is Springfield woman
who recently returned from trir
in tie cast. While there she witness
ed women volunteer companies dr.
and decided then that Springfield
should Lave a company. On her re
iuiht ShN nouSut huJutdul 'SuSidl
5. Dickson and suggested the plan e
him. He gave his consent and Com
pany A became a reality.
Neariy 200 women volunteered il
the iirst call. Out Of this number Il
were sworn in.
They will be uniformed in khaki
consisting Of an aeroplane cap and j
one-piece dress as soon as the gar
ments can be obtained. The SUITS
have been ordered and are expected
To arrive some time in August In
the meantime each member wears 4
red, white and blue ribben on nei
sleeve, designating them as members
Under military ruling these ribbons
must be worn continually until he
uniforms arrive.
The organization of the unit IL for
the ru,rtse Of furthering war worA
III the community. Mrs. Austin said
Il am sure that, as body, we will
be eb., t. do far more TO aid II
Red Cross work or other war worh.
than Ne could as individuals" she lie
careC
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
ENEMY IN RETREAT.
WITH 5YANKS CLOSE
UPON THEIR HEELS
AMERICANS CROSS RIVER EAST
or CHATEAU THiERRY OBTAIN
ING MUCH BOOTY AND EXACT
ING HEAVY TOLL FROM FOE.

With the American Army on the
Marue front. July q - The American
troops have passed Bezu-St. GERMAN
fiye miles north of Chateau-Thierry
and nine miles northeast OF Bouresch-
es, whence our men started yesterday
towards Chateau Thierry.
Aerial observers report the Ger
mans are retreatlng In northeastern
l. direction. but our infantry is meet-
ing strong rearguard resistance.
German machine gun nests and
field guns are frantically active N the
effort to screen the German retiring
movement and Tetard our advance
from south of the MarRe
American troops have crossed the
Marine al a new point, between Char
teeyes and Gland east OF Chateau
Thierry and captured the wood OF
Of Barbil!ion.
Take More Prisoners.
They encountered particularly stub
born opposition in the great Barbil
Hon wood, but that did not prevent
them from taking 800 prisoners and
capturing dozen field guns and hund.
reds of machine guns.
Two additional towns have been
taken by the Americans on the front
north of the Marine since daybreak.
In the region OF scissors another
town was captured by the Americans.
The Germans are clinging desper-
artely to the line south OF scissors in
an effort 10 protect their TANKS.
The Americans on this front have
completed the cutting of the narrow
guage railway tto Chateau 1Mierry
South of Siossons yesterday they adj.
vanced more than a mile
The pounding process is being con.
tinued in this sector, keeping the Ger.
/. mans uncertain regarding the allied
intention
Hamper Enemy Supplies.
Every yard which the allies push
forward further hampers the German
lines OF supply.
On the whole, the concentrated
forces Of the Crown Prince have ma.
terially slowed down the allied prog.
ress. There is no indication, how.
ever that the enemy will be able to
counter attack successfully.
Prisoners taken by the Americans
say that If the strenuous offensive of
she allies continues the Germans will
withdraw much further north. where
they VIII fight for their lives.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
YOU CAN NOW EAT
.. YOUR FAVOR|TE FOOD
i, WITHOUT ANY FEAR
Kramer Says: Eatonic Rids Weak
Stomachs of Acids, Gas, Heart
burn, Pain and All Distress"

"EAToNlC neutralizes the acids
that torn tue painful gases, "swest-
ens the stomach, and gives the gas
tric juice Il chance TO do its work a
il should.
TO promote appetite and aid di-
geatlOu, take EAIONlC--one or two
after each meal. They are perfectly
harmless.
For distress alter eating; sour,
"gassy, acid stomach, vertigo, nau-
sea aud heIehlug, and that wretched
pulled mp, fumpy" feeling, after
uyer-eatlng; there is nothing 10 com
pare with EAIONlC tablets. So
don't suffer another day when YOU
can be relieved 80 quickly. =
All druggists sell and recommend
EAIoN!C; guaranteed to do al. ,laG
is claimed or money eheertully :.
funded. Ask your druggist go
tATONIC OF send to EatoL. sa0e
edy Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
Growth Of the National Refinino
Company.

Speaking OF business progress. the
growth OF The National Refining Com
pany has been one of the most bril-
liant business successes | have ever
witnessed"
TINS statement was made by man
who had been in the petroleum pro.
duets business almost since its IN.
ception. He knew The National Re.
inning Company when its capital was
$1,000 He knew it when its few men
were giving their all to uphold the
business ideal which has since pIaced
the company in the front rank of
American industries.
Talk about energy and hard work -
ne continued, the men who organi7aa
me company had these qualities In
unlimited quantities and the result
was that they built so well that TO-DAY
me capital investment is over slo 400
VoV. And this is day when we saw
million dollars very easily"
IN addition however, to the fnan.
ciai strength of the company. the
building was done so well that tho
various products of the COMPANY he.
came household words among thous.
anus Quality, the ideal they fought
Tor, mas won their early efforts rn.
sI. "A
warned by an enviable reputation
mat mas stood the test of time
always notice. he said chat
IN all business there are five things
mat make for success an dare the real
nofces that place a company in the
forefront Of that particular line Of hu.
sihess' They are Honesty. souara
pea'ine' High Quality Goods, Eenergy
and Push"
rms city is fortunate in having hoo,
seiected az one OF the n branch ais.
tributing points
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
GERMANS REPORT
TEN MILLION u.
S. MEN IN FRANCE

Paris, July sS-Tbe les etb OF no
rsIe l. Germany WIS never more elo-
Quently Indicated than in The STOKES
told 10y wounded German prisoners.
brought here 10 the Val IL Grace los
piral today.
4 prisoner captured 10y The Amer
cans sunday formerly was hak-l
at New York and Lebanon Pa lie
was asked What The German soldiers
thought about he Americans.
Since Thursday. the prisoner said
the Germans had concluded thar The
announcement that l,eu0.yuo Ameri
cans Mere In France, was false. aud
Tum0rs among the Germans non
were that there were Itae1uH) Amer
leans in France.
A German officer admitted 70 his
men that facing The Americans was
like facing the devil himself. He
said that the AmeriCaLS night Win
the French dash he British stab
bornness and an inConpIeheusib.e de
termination thar is an their own.
Some Am sTianS among the prison
ers said that they had been drafted
fro mtheir army and incorporated b
the aKiser's forces because they we're
not trusted. All possible revolutionary
elements are taken from Austria snd
sent TO the Germany army on toe YES
tern front.
There was one group Of prisoners
composed Of Poles VINO had served
an eighteen months sentence in
prison for starting a revolt Others
dency to be restless.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
Keep the Blood Stream Pure.

Rheumatic pains, Dackache, swol-
len joints and sore muscles often are
the results Of impurities in the blood
gathered in the region affected, re-
suit OF failure Of the Kidneys to elimi.
nate waste products from the blood
stream Foley Kidney Pills heal,
strengthen and nyigorate weak, dis.
eased kidneys and bladder w. H.
hili, Justice of the Peace, Detroit,
Texas, writes: Il used Foley Kidney
Pills and say unhesitatingly that OF
all | have used they are the best,
and have done the work where the
rest failed
For sale by w. ID Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
Woman's Case
Startles Ottawa

A business mans wife could not
read or sew without sharp pain in
her eyes. For years her eyes were
red and weak Finally she tried pure
Lavoptik eye wash The result Of
ONE application astonished her. A
small bottle Layoptik is guaranteed to
benefit EVERY CASE weak. strain
ed or mfamed eyes. ONE WASH
VIII startle with its quick results. Al
uminum eye cup FREE VIM d. Dun
can, Druggist.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23

lord Northclitfe IN a speech not long
~ natd II glDxSsie trihnte to the work
~ w ~ Nenan ui England IN the
=. ana SAM II" was sure American
men, put 10 the same great teSi. would
lNs tut same Response American
nneu are not Stacker" Ia crowded
tc, ana the lonesome iarmside the
uerlrau girls and Women, without re-
mt o. wealth IN social distinction. are
nuluriug every spare moment in some
prN ~ help our soldiers. 70 be sure.
me women are too much tied down hV
uSehuid cares to- assist. Then. too. many
our WpneA are Fburdencd with crosse
Tie shape Of WuInanly troubles which
mo " break the back. cause headaches,
illness Or idinting spells. Men cannot
3prruidte tilr suffering which women
Hdurr. Al MI such times they require
tonic aud nerNinc Which during hearty
ity wears has lr".. found best for woman
nd ln girlhun WuHlanhuod motherhood,
I'D which i put up with glyeerin in
qulI or m tablets, and called !Jr pirrce's
aNurte Prescription. Made without
tirohol Tablets slxty cents.
woman suffering from nervous pros
ration, eAcli1ullty. OF dizziness. derlhge-
Hcut on displacement OF The special
rgaHS VIII tud health "cgained after
ising Dr Plrc's ltEnrite Prescription.
For women who are run down and
jVer worked at the critical periods ia "A
N0mans life the development from glrl
4oud TO NOmauhood. ana later. this Is
specially adapted 10 her needs: for it
tfengthens aud regulates. Write the
peclali~ts al l,r Pirree'S lnvalds Hotel,
Bnifalo, y. y, Tor free confidential adv Ice
sepd luc. Tor trial package tablets.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
pEODlER WILLING TO BE
PRESIDENT AT 81 A DAY

Springfield H.. July Twenty
years ago Louis Salzman wanted TO
be president He was willing TO
take the job then for 81 day As a
{, ittie he So announced on large
posters attached TO a fruit peddlng
wagon ne drove through Indiana but
there appeared 10 be some hitch He
Was found to be an 'unnaturalized
Russian. All this Sallman cOnhded
TO The Federal Judge here who recent.
~ gave him his final citizenship
pal Crs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
MURDER or RELATIVES BY
TURKS GETS HIM IN ARMY

Seattle. Wash. July 23-Peter
A. Mirrza, a subject OF Turkey. today
Is packing gun for Uncle sam II
Camp Lewis. Mira had been EN-
pioyed as waiter here and because
ne was born in Armenia, under the
Turkish flag, his repeated attempts
TO enter the American army failed.
his last request was successful fer
ne Ear received word that his fatl.r.
was killed by the Turks.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23
BAKERS TO MEET
AT STATE CAPITAL

Springfield, July - More than GOO
bakers are expected 10 invade Spring
field july n They viii be committee
members OF the Illinois Bakers As
sociati0n. The association will hold
= convention here next September.
The July meeting is for the purpose OF
lining all the committee members on
the respective duties AZ the Septem.
Der convention.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-23

has been transferred 10 an officers
training camp az Atlanta. ia
Mr. aud AIRS. e.. o. FOgle and chill.
lreu were recent guests at the home
|of Ottawa relatives.
AIRS r " tIodsSuu has been spend
ins several days Al the home of her
mother Mir. A X Lehr. Who is yers
i'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
GEORGE E. HOUSE IS
BELGIAN RELIEF HEAD
Effort Is to BE Made to Help the Urfor-
tunates With Clothing Of
All Kinds.

George L.. IInuS". on" Il! IN, most
widely known business In"h Of -" ohi"
Valley. has been named - chairman
for ohio county vi III" E"lgian ls'1''i
work and next week will starI n II" %irIt!-
tie drive /" put rh" cay over IN" '"l
III that line of tn" work as VII as III"
county.
Thu r:,mraiGn will not J." ink" THAI 81
the Liberty I.uun. Erd ''rnSS. !. NJ. !. ".
or others If that nature. hHt instead 81
asking for money ih" members ~ lh>
committee Will ask for clothing ana
everyone Is urged /" CIV" anything thal
they may hnv.. IN that lIn' TOR 'h'' re-
lief of The. unf"rtunHjc$ "f tl'' destitute"
European country.
Thu. big bill board f"n$'' about TN" old
site of thu House ( Herman. ~i"r" ~
h..ur painted and an HttrHci!N" sign
placed on it 10y tho Wnssniam Company
If Fourteenth street Tn" "I"ih'nI cot
lrctrd will b" shipped I" N"w YORK 'i'A
and then /" th" front and ii Is "Ar"''''h
,hot Wheeling and Chi" county VII h''
ohlc To prnvid" scv"raL-'hr loads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
"When lUe laurel the
QrQues of the dead"
HOW The CHILD WELFARE WORK IS
CONDUCTED BY NIONAN'S CLUB

health nurses and the community in
general to the babies and children un-
der school age who do not measure up
TO normal in weight. or who are handi:
capped by disease or defects. while
the secondary object OF this undertake
! ing is the arouSing Of interest Of the
general public Of thu community 10
the work Of chidrcn'S year. which
| opened last month. on the first ami
vrrsary of this country'S entrance into
the war which CO.incidrnG should in
itself impress upon The minds of the
public ne close relation Of this work
10 the International struggle. and TO
the Vita need OF public health nurses
and Of ccnIeCS for infants and mater
nal welfare. But IN" real aim OF the
campa:yn will be brought out in the
: course Of work 10 follow the weighing
and measuring process. and Will b. Il
thoroughly educational one, consisting
Of lectures on chiid-cdrr for mothers,
, who are found lacking in The proper
; knowledge of health principles, and
! following of the development OF the
itOnOFlla! tutIuEft'
I Whenling. as we'll as. every other
! city Of the country. mus; save It's
quota Of infant lives during This child
! welfare year" and public health nurses
! have proven the most important cogs
! in the saving Of the lives OF babies.
; young children and mothers. In Eng
/ land and Wales. where the infant NOR
tally rate for 19l6--the second year
of war for hat naion--waS brought
! down 10 81 per 1000 births tn" low
est point on record for EnSiand}. an
effort has been made from the begin
ming Of the war to have one health Wis
! itor dcvoting her entire time tcnrre-
spending to our infant welfare nurses
for every 500 births reported annu-
ally.
Il j.; being urged as A war measure
! that the foIluw.up work for the weigh.
! inc and measuring test and for chill.
drcns year b." concentrated on IN"
placing Of ii good public health nurse
/; in each community and each rural
| county. and increasing IN" number OF
| ,hrs,. nurses wherever aaviSab!" and
whore n" work has already been cs-
! tahliShrd.
. How It Is Accomplished.
! Each l0ra!ity * urged to bend every
! possible effort 10 rails" funds. either
. through private subscription or public
, appropriation. 70 support a nurS" 10
! do infant w"!far" AMI par"n'al work.
; aud II il is found /" IL" a financial i'm
i possibility Thrn n" rhidrrn'S bureau
Of III" Natinna' D"pa r'm"nf of Labor
urges H.. "mpioyn" of one during at
least rho summer months. when III"
| need Of such a work is much greater.
! The community engaging Il good
! nurse will b" fully r"conprnscd onn
hundred fold in 'he improved cnndi,
! ton Of the ciiy's health among its
, Youngest members. not 10 tax" into
consideration tho saving of many lives
A fact which is already familiar to a
large. number Of local people is that
this city. through tho efforts of the
| Womar;s Club. has had IN" advantage
OF just such Il teacher in tn" person Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
VOLUNTEERS FOR
. j. 5.P. RESERVES.
New Forms of Applications for Enlist
meuts Being Received.

civil S"rric" examinations are now DC
inc r.nl,rrd nc men or women who en-
lis, through the local branch Of the
l'ni,rI States Public Reserve. For
SOM. tim" tn" reserve had advertised
tha: II would accept or reject applicants
merely OH the facts set forth III theIr
rnllsrm"ri forms. However, orders re-
,..iy.I from Washington. have changed
thu. system entirely.
From, now ON applicants will r"r"irc
.riNIl e.rvic' blank forms of great IcnSth
and will be rrG;i:r.rl L. civ" great isis
uI information r"Er'rliIn" themselves
!hcir education. lr;ti;iInE ih" ">'' r. ''''
in Various lines. They Will h" required
a. WILL IL submit recommendations
from ih0:" who hav" known anu en-
rIn,,d them. Th.S" forms when prop.
"rl, filled on; must lr sworn I" an"
forwarded L. the stat" Employment OF
f.rcr Samuel l.. MONTGOMERY. ~ ''h"r-
IrSfrn. vii" We'll forward them 10 a dlF'-
S,unHl director tn" diEiEl"ha "I'c''o'
Will pass upoi. tho merit. of Tho arpli-
rar!. Will "xam!n" 4 pictUr" "t the APP
pliraul WhICE must accompany 'ach
hlnuk form aId viii thea REJECT or ac-
,.,.. tn, ;pnlicnnt and assign hIm l" n
n,,.i The cr":l;!or e divisional !!rrc>
lnrs do. Away with much red tape ana
brings about tn" appointments Ill
Sl,c, d. fashion. y number of Local poo
rin who enlisted have received blanks 10
Tll ,u;. II l. stated in hold typ that
,nliSru,ntS rf PERSONS within thH draft
arr dn.+ no, exempt them from military
services J.; IS pr"hahl" 'ha; some '!ifi"r-
mt ruling will ~ rnad'' "E "nIlStrArh:
e.; shin ward workers. III" ru!InC "Ania!h-
~ ,prlyiL. /" volunteers Tor thc ord
ir,ilr. department only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
''Work Or Fight" EdiCt
To Be Fully Enforced

Local and district draft boards Will
h.. rcuu,:rd tu .:nrrrr- Provost Marshal
General I'rnwrirrS' work uf fiEhl" "di"t
recently issued. Tho draft boards viii
h" ;hc sole judges as to tho usefulness
of Il mans work and will hc required IL
induct into m!litar! srrv,"". any man
within the JurIs.lIcI ion IT III" t"'aruS not
employed at II useful occupation.
\ ruling from Washington. SAYS:
SIM" Provost Marshal General tr"w-
dcrS ruling that mon between III" hG"-
Of II and 81 must h. engaged either III i
useful occupation or III military service
is Il mart "I' ;h" srl.c.IN., s"rvir" r"Su!a-
lions. It Will h.' tho duty "f local ana
district draf; boards IT, rnfrrr" u. AZ
ter JuIy !. Wlrn It mann - SU"I"'icu I'll
l"!:r.: an idl"" or Of work M; at u nom
useful occupation, amy draft h";tlu.
whether u hr his "NlG or not. " ia t"'
authorized - demand Explanation ana ~
tn" abs, ne" III satisfactorily one. IL
udurt hun INTO Tia" military service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Danger Signals
Lame Back, Dizziness, Dart
ing Pains-John Coleman
& CO. Guarantee Thomp-
sons Kidney Tablets

4 new medicine for The kidneys is
now being sold In 4 few hours 1t
starts to unclog tho kidneys and drive
OUT all those impurities that are keep
ins YOU from enjoying good health.
If YOU have kidney or bladder
trouble, or suspect that YOU have: II
vour urine is high coloTrd or Scanty,
don't wait till too late. but set al once
a box 1T ThompSOn'S Kidney IaDicls'
and in few day" %0ur bad symptoms
will diminish and you will feel IKE a
new person. Good 20 purify the blood
ana y splendid tonic.
Fifty cents a box If your druggist
dors not keep them send Il" cents TO
III, Thompson Medical Co.. Titusrillc.
Pa. who will send. them 10 you pre-
paid.
Sold ny John Coleman Co: and
Ilogr Davis Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Mrs. Jean r. Dillon since last Octo
The Governments Plea.

A pamphlet on public health nursing
makes the following statement: nv
crv community has resources which
become NOR" accessible when once it
is convinced of the valu" OF The nurses
work For this reason II Is advised
that If six months salary * available
the work should b. put under way.
This being III" best way of rdrchtinE
Il community To thn need ana uS"inl-
ness of a visiting nurse.
The bulletin direct from Washing
ton pertaining IN III" Important sab
iect advises III" establishment or d''
vrlopyncnt Of infant welfare ana pa
ssrntal stations or rrnirT$ 10 carry ON
the instruction course; necessary IN
filr rollow.up work. Wh"'IlA" has NJ
ready crcni"d just such stations i'll
every public school nt III" cItY.
Courses in he car" and feeding ot
children to- Dc explained IL lectures or
carried On 1T club mr"t!n"S for W"n
IN, or in srhHoI courses for young *Ir'>
arc Nkrwis" suggested b. Mrs. IuIja
e I.athrop chief of tn" rhIldr"n'* hil-
rrau bulletin. takin" into ""nSlu'ra'
tion however. thu fact thai the hnIn"
whore tho chiIl-"tr ar" reared must
maintain n fair standard nf whnl"s"m"
care and comfort II may hr noted
with pride by local citizens That
Wheeling has already established his
course in child health. which mSIrrIr.
iion is being carried on hy Mrs. lean
r Dillon In the ten school districts al
The city since last November. ihr re-
suit accruing from sam" has h""n 'h''
permanent formation of health study
classes In each district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Annual Reward Today to
One Deacon Underwood

Up at the county commissioners office
to-day a gentleman named Deacon I'm
dcrwood will find Il mysterious package
on his desk addressed to one H-inc:
Clarence Underwood. l.. S. The lntClli-
Ccnccr wanted In advise Deacon OF inc
presence OF this package last he he
taken 200 much by surprise and suffer
an attack ri heart failure,
What's IN it" We'll we supposed Cen
q" Reader would wan: u know that.
Thc package contains one perfectly
good pair OF silk socks. gift from
charley Hnnnirr. Many years ago when
Deacon md Charley used 10 so to camp
together Charley fell In the river.
Dcncon saved his life and In SO doing
lost his socks To reward him Charley
donates pair Of socks each year on
the anniversary If his escape from q
watcry grave . 1t happened on Decora-
ton day and Charley unmarked yestcr-
day that it's n fine day 10 die. at that.
but he wasn't quite ready TO go tho day
Deacon snatchcd him by the few hairs
that separate him from heaven. and
pulled HIM out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
Danish that BockacRe

Man, persons suFter with baeknche e-esy
morning. They think maybe they have laia
ic cramped position o: else got little cold.
More than likely the backache is due to
their kidneys, and the timely use Of Foley
kidney Pills IS Just what Is u"eded for quick
relief.
Mrs. J. D. Miller. col Clifford Street, sy1n.
cnse, NJ Y, writes II suffered with kidney
trouble and rheumatism. had severe back
nche and felt miserable and all played out
/ bought some OF Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking two bottles, I can say my backache Is
gone, aud whore I used to lie awuIc nights
with rheumatic pains, I eau now sleep in
comfort. Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful
things for nc, and recommend them to al
M acquaiaterces and friends
For backache, lame back, ssi6 swollen joints,
rheumatic pains, headaches and nervousness
duo to kidney disorders. Foley Kidney Pulls
arc quickly eFect'-e. tonic. and most salts
factory in results. Try them
Sold Ere-ywnere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
We Should Worry

N1,,.i,rr'. k!Gi:cS should wnrrE. Cas-
.,r r,i -: selling by the drop now for n
i,.,;l,. full IS worth u diamond necklace.
I al. ,:r,n.r cxn",i on making castor
,,I rx,rprts ..r.. ~ authority for thr:
statement that Uncle SAM Is ustnS an
&C the castor cit II is hcInE us'd 10
-! meters that dn not carhcn'%c. p'!Er
al has dnuhlrd ~ pri"" Will" what used
f. -. :. dimes worth could not NC nur-
chased 'rr {. quarter now.