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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22
B0lSHEYIKI SUMMON NATION TO OPPOSE
GERMAN ARMY NOW SWEEPING EASTWARD
" INTO VERY HEART OF GREAT RUSSIA
TEUTONS CAPTURE | 300 GUNS AND 5000
PRISONERS FOREIGN MINISTER TROT-
ky MAY RESIGN HIS OST-AUSTRIAN
SOCIALISTS DEMAND PEACE.

London, Feb -Dsorganzaton in the Russian navy has
reached point and there likelihood any orders
being obeyd according to Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Peroqrad naval authorities Reva that in order
the Russian navy from the hands Of the Germans will be
necessary the ships Reva and Hengfo Kronsa
This however is believed to be impossible owing their dis
Up this time only submarines have been removed from the
seaport The question has arisen whether destroy the ships
Hengfos is also suggested to intern them Finland
and acknowledgment of Finnish neutrality having
been made by the Bolshev The Boshevi willing OF with
munitions the The marine at Abo
the dispatch adds majority Of the Helngo oppose
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22
LONDON ADMITS
WAY CAPITAL / |
OF RUSSIA OPEN. ! | 1 \
Nothing to Prevent the German
Legions from Entering Petro-
grad II They So Desire
DECENTRALIZATION COMPLETE
Famine Stalks in Slav Dominioas
Conquest Pushed While Peace.
Answer Is Delayed

London, Feb. 22..--The German ad
vance into Russia Is not the march oi
q conqueror, for nowhere up 10 the
present have they met any serious 0p
position The comparatively rapid pro
gress Is ascribed to the fact that the
Germans found clear passage. 4.
Special dispatches from petr0grad
none Of which are dated later than
Wednesday indicate that the invad
ers are making their own pace In col.
lecting immense stores of weapons,
munitions, food, and other valuable
property, which the disorganized Rus
sian armies abandoned in their hur.
ried flight. The strength of the Ger.
man advancing army Is not believed
to be great. A Petr0grad dispatch
to the Morning Post says there is only
one division OF cavalry and one divi
sion Of infantry. a,
Can Reach Petrosrad.
II Germany's ultimate object. OF
course, can only be speculated upon
but, according to the correspondent
there is nothing whatever to prevent
them from reaching Petrograd II they
wish, for the decentralization of the
Russian soldiers is so complete that
orders to resist the invasion wouit
be impossible Of execution More.
over, the enemy could easily reduce
the capital to famine, which already
is closing its grip on the people.
Although the delegates sent by the
Russian. commissioners to inform the
Germans officially Of Russia's capitu-
lation, departed for Dvinsk on Tues.
day. no news has been received from
them, says an announcement made
by the commissioners as forwarded
in = Reuters dispatch from Petrograd
The announcement adds:.s
:, 1T seems that the German govern.
ment is putting off its reply and evi
dently Is refusing peace and carrying
out the wishes. OF the capitalists Of
alls countries" s
The commissioners appeal to til,
country also states that the Germans
plan tthe capture of Feffosrad:.
.,The German generals" 1t says
( "desire to- -esta blish their 7own orae,
IN %P1tfpgtad ana s-lsiAY;.. 1t The tepdblfs
ise in the ErAvests danger The duty O.
Kussian worklnen and peasants is de
tense to the death, or the ,Repiittc
against the. masses OF Bourgeoise an
Iniperialists Of Germany
An exchange Telegraph lispatc!.
from Petrograd says the evacuation If
Ffhlatid has been ordered by the com
missioners. .,;ai
~. DESERT 70: GERMANY.
'Eerlinu, Feb. IA regiment Of Els
thonian troops have gone over to the
Germans, the war office announces.
The German troops, advancing in
Esthonia, have captured Hapsal, on
the coast near the entrance to the
Gulf OF Finland, and advanced beyond
RonneburC, WOlmar, and Spandan
They marched into Reishitsa, about
hundred miles southeast OF Riga, and
(COQtin0ed on PaHe Three. 1--.T-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22
FIND 125 sILt9.

Fargo, Feb. 22.-The federal grand
jury will close March I, when crimin-
al causes will be orouoht to trial ac-
cordin0 to Hiidreth late today who.
declared his office ,,is, now, preparing
between 115 70, ,125 indictments. Asl
yet the grand jury has not reportsdl
out any findings,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The eolshevikl has again changed
;ts tactics and ordered that opposition
be given TO the German army now
sweeping eastward into the heart Of
Great Russia. All Russians are sum.
moned to the defense Of their coun-
try In 4 proclamation signed by Pre-
nier lenine, and Ensign kry1enko,
commander.tn.chief 81 the eolsheviki
armies. Petroorad has been declared
to be IN . state Of seige.
As the German army advances, the
German navy is aiding in the cam.
pafgn against Esth0nia, and Petrograd
by investing Reval, the second in i'm
portance of the naval bases on the
southern coast Of the Gulf Of Finland
German troops have been landed there
and forty.five German .warships are
nearing the harbor. The Russian
navy, however, probably will offer lit
tie resistance. 1t is reported as be-
ing completely disorganized.
In taking Minsk and Rovno and in
pushing their campaign swiftly on 9TH
er sections Of the long front the Ger
mans have captured large quantities
OF war material, including more than
1900 guns and 5000 prisoners.
Weight is given to reports that For
eign Minister Trotzky will resign by.
the fact that his name Is missing from
the Proclamation ordering that the
German advance be resisted. While
this may not be significant, all pre-
viOus orders III the present, crisis have.
(Continued on HPage Two.) q u.
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Continual On - Iv1l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22

lCoatiaued on Ral Three.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-22
The Spirit Of Washington Leads Them Today

Just He Led the Gallant Sons of Memory
Our 1eatsL Our Sons to for Freedom for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-17
Senate Bills

/ These bills have been offered and
referred in the senate:
Mr.. Buchanan: No. 29S-A bill to
amend and re-ensct section Of an act
entitled An act to amend and re-en-
act an act entitled an act 10 license
and regulate the running of auto
mobiles, locombiles and other vehicles
and conveyances, whose motive power
Is other than animal power along and
over public highways OF this state; TO
provide for the registration OF the
same; to provide uniform rules reg
uiating the use and speed thereof, and
to prescribe penalties for the viola
tion Of said rules and regulations and
for the licensing of chaufreurs and
to repeal an act entitled an act to reg
ulate the running of automobiles, To-
comedies and other vehicles and con-
veyances whose motive power is other
than animals, along and over the pub
lie highways OF the state; TO provide
for the registration of the same; to
provide uniform rules regulating the
use and speed thereof, and to prescribe
for the violation of said rules, APP
proved March II, 1910, and further,
to provide for licensing dealers and
garages and for running motor vehicles
for hire, and to prescribe penalties for
violation of this act. And to further
provide for the payment OF fees col
lected under this act into the state
treasury and the expenditure OF same
in the maintenance and construction
OF state aid roads and bridges" APP
proved March "a. 1915. Referred to
the committee on finance.
Messrs. Cannon and Wendenburg
No, 29S--A bill to confer upon the
Juvenile and domestic relations court
Of the city Of Richmond the powers of
court of record, to prescribe its
Jurisdiction and powers. etc. Referred
10 the committee for courts OF Justice
Mr. Trinkle; No. 300---A bill to pro-
vide for indexing the records. OF the
land office and appropriating money
therefor, Referred to the committee
for courts of justice.
Mr.. Wendenburg: No. 301--A bill to
amend sections so and 10 of an act
entitled an act to raise revenue for
the support OF the government and
public free schools. and to pay the
interest on the public debt and to
provide a special tax for pensions as
authorized by section 1850 OF the con-
stitution. approved April 10. 1903. as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-17
BILLS APPROVED BY
GOVERNOR

Governor Davis yesterday approves
and signed the senate bill providing
for the election OF the members OF
the state corporation commission by
popular vote instead of by appoint
ment as has been the custom This
bin was advocated by Governor Da-
Wis before 1t was passed by the gem
oral assembly. and with his signature
| yesterday the method of choosing this
body will in the future be by the peo-
| pie,
The following list including the
corporation commission bill were APP
proved yesterday.
Senate Bin $---,an act providing for
| the election OF the members OF the
state corporation commission by the
qualified voters OF the state and pro-
viding for their terms and commits
sion.
House Bill 44--An act TO declara
Russ Rock and Little Carriers Rock.
situated in the Rappahannock river.
between the shores OF Richmond and
Essex counties. natural oyster rock,
bed and shoal and to include the same
within the Baylor survey.
House Bill s7--An act 20 repeal the
charter OF the town OF Uppervflle In
the county OF FNauqquier.
Senate Bill 2e---An act to amend
and rs-enact section STA OF an act
entitled an act TO amend and re-enact
section STA OF the code OF the VIZ
ginia as amended and re-enacted by
an act approved March 10. 1910, en-
titled an act to amend and re~enact
section 6I4 of the code OF Virginia AZ
amended and re-enacted by an act
approved March Is. 1908, entitled an
act to amend and re~enact sections
613 and 6i4 OF the code of Virginia,
as amended and re-enacted by an act
approved March Is. 1904. as amend
ed and re-enacted by an act approved
March IS. 1915.
Senate Bill ss--An act to invest IN
boards OF supervisors of counties adj
joining and abutting city with
population OF $4,000 or more inhabt-
tants, as shown by the United states
census the power to install and main
tain proper lights on the streets ana
highways in the villages and build up
portions of such counties, ana TO pay
for the same out of the county FUND.
Senate Bill 4S-1An act authorizing
the. payment of fees earned by Ger.
tain attorneys for the commonwealth
Senate Bill 69----An act to validate
Certificates OF acknowledgment to
deeds and other writings recorded In
Virginia, taken before certain ofncials
in foreign countries
Senate Bill 7l--An act to amend
and re-enact an a,t approved Feb
ruary 10. 1904. entitled IAN act 10
make valid any disposition of props
ertv In perpetuity for the mainten-
ance or care OF cemeteries, cemetery
lots, monuments and other erections
aud authorizing cemetery companies
and trustees holding title to Gene
lteries or burial grounds to take and
hold, any property according to the
terms of the grant. bequest. devise or
gift" as amended and re-enacted BY
an act approved February 20. 1909.
Senate Bill es---An act to validate.
ratify, approve and confirm certain
bonds hereafter to be issued. and the
election held on December 2, 1915.
authorizing the issuance of such bonds
by Alexandria county for Washington
magtsteria1 district for the purpose Of
macadamizing and otherwise perfna-
nently improving public roads and
! bridges In said magisterial district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-17
STIFJT. CTfAS. VI. CONNfrSS
INJURED IN aERDPIANE FAIL,

Ashland Va Feb le--Hon. r. e.
Commins. foater delegate from King
William and Hanover, counties has
received notice of the injury OF his
son. Lieutenant Charles ". Commins,
of Thea United States Iaviation service,
~ Jennings. La. while attempting TO
make & handing with an aeronlane
His companion, lieutenant Mexican,
was killed outright in the accident.
and the extent OF the injuries OF Lieu
tenant C0mmins Is not fully known
Their machine dropped a distance Of
90 feet, and both .aylators were
crushed. IN the debris. Mr., Commins
has left for Louisiana 10 he with his
injured son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-17

supervisors 70 enact special ana ieeAi
Legislation 10 r-otee; the public road.
4 ana bridges from obstruction, ca
4 croaehrncnt and iaJuvys 70 make viola
tlors az such cnaetmenis misde'
mearor and To provide penalties ap-
rroYci March 49, 1919. az amended ans
'e-ena.'Fd wv @h 7sI "pp'"Feu ''"'
I. Is. 1918
BY Mt Eowlee. to'nt resolution
putting RE genera. assembly ON rec
ord ne opoosea =" any set ~ eoHfr"ss
whereby the powers 81 ihe states te
tax transport eSF'h systems 'h"S "e ~
tertcd
, To the committee for courts OF iu"-
ttccs
EE Sir Brown. 81 Hedford. ON
20 PROV de d i'la' Jus''ce NJ we golo
'es Ni jh' ''A''. '' t'esc'''" '''S '1' -
a'Si'e' M f1'7 :'NE. -no -l '+'.'''' '''A
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- gor,s - ten .ro4a
,s+-.,.r ss 70 tge
60. -, te-,7e ~
o.. 49,. ..-sE,t ,4r.uits and
.r-. t,.-t.t,l,..- f, courts during
- .,t,...r,,.s % the pur
-, NJ ,,srlo~ ov boldtor another
80, ~ ,ert ar or~tian there or
,.tar,,le.. wticb the Judges - tho ctr
~-,i, .,r~'e NOS, have lu vacation.
r, ~-ssrs Evans and Russell. A
s-n 4o provide Tor the rccordstion OK
---,.f- mans and plate
Hr %-. Gordon 4 bfil 70 amend
-H ~r-eract fa4f II tho code ~ VIZ
rfnJr. ~ relation TO The cor potency
r v..tr~zses IN certain eases.
"- W. EyaHa- I.l} to hut wives
and husbands o0 terms 7f teAaniy
'0 contracts HtfH oF cH0F'Fan c@7
'u recr either tauoNng properly rIKhtf
@es'rf "- 1"a'5H agent ARISING from 'f'e
overture
FF N- FAr#I." ~ f'l's wanna
'i'| f' #~' mi ]Ei r'-"ha8' an ".l ~
proved 4'F."h f.. -'- ".g
"''''.. 49, ~, a
record" gov "' "" ~
r~r-'" a' To-. nice. NE. s,,, - r.Ds,,
by 49,. - - x-trrIrfa
$500 -, ,.,,,h sscttor 5g-E
H.." - a. r.,,t.ore ~ me
I al ,"' .i.+.a, 40 ysr,,ncIa,ion a.
-
r. 49,. ,,,,,,,,t,tee ou counties, cities
49,. -,
r.. Her Nfarshau 4 bill SO amend
-ra ye.-nsc, aa act entitled an act
IN ar,erd ana rr-enact section s84. OF
he Gods cf Virginia. az heretofore
amended
nv Mfr. Jones A hill 20 provide for
i me rru.oval of tall prisoners go city
Z "A
pv sir. winston. A bill to authorize
+ and empower the boards oF super
vfsara - any county Era which there
q hut -<ane cosruiseto rar Of the reye-
rua to supplement the compensation
NJ fs4lasiouers ~ tEc revenue IN
certain casae
Ry Mr. slant BIN In relation 70
et-, aud town fuel Yards
To in" committees on federal rela-
tfone sud Resolutions:
Ps Nr Cuuam 4 bill 70 ratlty and
caBarra certain acts Of Henry G
tuarf. former governor Of Virginia, in
3rata.far 10 tN@ securing Of options In
the nau7a ~ the state or Virginia on
certain lands not TO be used for milf
tRrv purposes. situated tn Prince
George county. Ma. and to authorize
she uroper. officers of the state OF
l.y3rwfnb4 ia assign such options 70 the
itrrlted .sstzt es Camp. Inc.
To the committee on financc:
Bv Mr.. Brewer. A bill to amend and
re-euaet sections AZ 1-2 and 2 OF ar
act entitled aafact 10 ra }sa revenue Ron
Iire support IF the government auC
, public free schools. and 10 paw tn,
, interest ON tho puhljc debt and q
fprnvida II special tax for pensions. "a,
authorized hv section tS2 Of the con
atituti0n, approved AprD -. 1903. az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-17
AVALANCHE Of BILLS
co IN ON LAST DAY
Pensions Tor Nu Cnnfc lvra1c \ ctrrans
Reimbursement tor Volunteer
NH3Sar, orr uiSarions,
WOMEN MD TIM UNIVERSITY
Richmond DyicCstcs Aim to Control
Csc of Trading stamp ~ Ner-
t.hal,ts--N aus Game Elil Tab ~
Control Froru sep ~ isor~


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5toa0 NNn county 'inhH .+ A'-'.-
-. hEs-TaFe- conway, HuA"ssft 70.
f'ittsylvania Wright 'orHett Cook,
Ramsey. Hunter Moetze, Carter.
Cmps. Carnef Evans. Forester. An
6areon az ~guvfh Euhrmau picker-
son perce Harm =. Tftzhu IN Hobbs
snH Terie7. btU TO provide pen
efoua Tor Confederate veterans with
Gar yashrF to income or ownership
Of rraFnr,y
r-Ls Am tevt ~ shn hin v,letcl, was
~.far,s6 10. tho rpr,,,ttf~a On an
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Nlohs Wttho3' F'N1t y 'l Wv - : ~
OF tneif ln19the 'T the f"I"f ga '"f'i
properly
Delegate Ramsey. 81 btenFFt tE
pHAned the "N1eci Of t2H PHI as. he
ing tn Include rnnnv veterans Who
although possessing modest pfopcrtE
holdings are worthy and entitled to
receive the triFlnE pension aiof""o
~ the state
Delegate Bolsfoss bill 10 admit
women to the un3ver7jte was referred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09
Observation-Disclosures.

What he's come Us great surprise to
the numerous friends Of the principals
is tina announcement Of the wedding OF
Miss Clara Alderman and DR.. Alvin b.
Cummins, both of this city. The nupo
tials was an event Of last July. the GER
cmnny having been performed in Union
town. Pa. but news Of the interesting
event was learned only yesterday.
The bride Is the daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. Gregory Alderman Of South Chap.
lire street. and enjoys wide circle OF
friends, Dr.. CunmIrs Is one OF the
prominent young dentists Of the city and
is the son of Mr.. ard Mrs. John w.
Cummins. OF Pleasant valley The hap
ny couple will shortly TAX up their resi-
dence in Wcodlawn. Both arc no" Being
showercd with the best w'"hes and con-
Eratulations Of their friends:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09

a beautiful sunset every niGht-because
II we did, we should soon cease to know
how wonderful it Is, The nights be-
tween, when the sun sets In grey clouds
or with only a touch Of color, make it
possible for Us TO appreciate the ban
ner nights when the sky flames with
gold and crimson or Qushes all over
with exquisite pinks,
OF course It is inevitable that accus-
Loneliness should dull us to beauty. If
It did not, we should be too sensitive,
Like tho lady who died Of rose in
aromatic pain"
But it is so easy TO go too far in the
other direction and take too much for
granted
Look into your 1ite and see what you
arc taking too much for granted--an
unselash wife, kind. good husband. a
beautiful garden. freedom from money
worries. tho change for good cduca-
ton, health, self-sacriflclng parents. a
lovely home-which Of these blessings
have you forgotten to thank and be
thankful for?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Edfch Rhodes Is visiting friends
in Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Louis Tart continues critically III
at his homo on the South Side.
Mrs. r. T. Hazlett is confined to her
home on Sohth Jacob street with n Sc
we're attack of Spanish influenza.
Miss Marie CleRdennirG of Virginia
street has gone 10 Washington. D. c..
where she will enter tho service OF the
|. government.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyson and SON.
Arthur who spent the weekend at Pitts
burgh, have returned home.
Mrs~ Edward Redman Of COLUMBUS. o..
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs, Henry
Stellar.
Mrs. I'D. vanpclt has returned home
after a visit with hcr sister. Mrs. S.
Sisson. OF Pittsburgh.
DR.. Steger continues quite Ill at his
horne on Virginia street,
Mrs. Alexander Glass departed Mon
day evening for a short stay in New
York.
Miss Catherine Flnn.gan of East Six
tccnth street left last cTcninG for Pitts
bursh, where she Will visit with friends.
J. II. GehrinS has returned to his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09

full that your blessings condune, you
forget TO be thankful at all
HOW She Takes Her Mothers Hslp Tor
Granted
have q friend whose mother lives
with her. The friend has two children
under five. who kept N"r very much tied
down: and when her Their hrst came
a year ago, she was Of gratitude
and relief for the wa; which the lat
ter lifted the burden OF her shoulders
Two or three afternoons week"
she told me at that time. Mother takes
the children while have a good. long
nap. It does me world OF good"
The two or three afternoons gradually
became every afternoon whereas the
gratitude, instead OF increasing. seemed
to diminish In fact. / actually heard
her finding fault the other day because
the mother had gone off to town and
had not come home in time to give her
her regular nap.
Tzhirk I Should Be Temptcd 70
Cure Her.
II were her mother 1 think that
instead OF apologizing for the otfense,
I should be inclined to repeat it-and
keep on repeating it until she remcm-
bered to notice the times when I
helpe.3 instead of only those when ]
faile: to help.
It is the same with beautiful things.
II we see them daily. q film seems to
come across our eyes that withhnlds US
from seeing clearly how beautiful they
are.
Why we Don't Have Lovely Sunsets
Every Night
Perhaps that is why we do not have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09

workers are on the job. making masks
and othep garments NEEDED, as we'll as
carving out the good work in other
ways.
Yesterday, the Red Cross. through
Chairman c. A. Robinson. Mrs. Susan
Cook and Mrs r J. Billiard Of the Red
Cross nurse department., met with the
city school officials and nurses and DR..
Reed and DR.. Keesor. and< organized
visiting nurses SERVICE. -.
This nursing service will have charge
Of q number Of cases where there are IN
fluenza patients needing nurse attention.
They will also go among the people and
give advice as to the care Of patients,
and the symptoms Of the malndy. 1t Is
hoped that In this way, the spread OF
the epidemic may be checked and kept
under control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09
wemau,s Climb Of Martins rerry.

Tho October meeting Of the Woman's
club Of Martins Ferry, is set for Thurs
day afternoon. October 10, and quite an
interesting session Of. this foremost or
gantzation of the Ohio town has been
outlined. Mrs. Turner will be the hos"
tess Of the occasion The motto OF the
day will be ITO Live Is To Experience
Intcnsely."-Mabie. Experiences Of the
summer will open the programme, whom
q number Of delightful stories Is antic-
ipated which have been ,veayed from
happenings Of the most glorious season
Of all tho year..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-09
WAR Me RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
, Actress Gives Simple Inexpensive
Recipe for Streaked or Padded
Gray Hair.

Mrs. Mackie the we'll known New
York actress. now n grandmother, ana
whose hair is still dark. recently mae
the following statement: Gray. streaked
or faded hair can be Immediately turned
black. brown or light brown, whichever
shade you desire, by the use Of the FOL
lowing simple remedy that you can
make n home:
Merely get a small box OF Orlex
powder Mt any drug store. 1t costs very
little and no extras 10 buy. Dissolve 1t
in water end comb 1t through the hair.
Full directions for mixing and use come
In each box.
You need not hesitate TO use Orle1.
"a $4,000 gold bend comes IN eafh
box guaranteeing tho user that orieN
powder does not contain. silver, lead,
zinc. sulphur, mercury, anilinc, coal
tar products or their derivatives.
1T does not rub off. Is not sticky or
greasy. and leaves the hair fluffy IL
will make gray haired person look
many years younger"