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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
POOL ROOM PATRONS
". OR f." WITNESSES
Summoned in Investigation Into
Local Employment
Conditions.

Just before noon today, Inspectors
Farra and McAteer. of the Compulsory
Work Bureau. assisted by Detectives
Fairchild and Nahoney, served sub
poenas on 10 patrons OF a Market street
hi lizard and pool room as witnesses IN an
investigation concerning conditions OF
non-employJent in Wilmington. Al Com
missioner G. J.. Ward : office. Sixth and
kIng streets, they were questioned as
10 their own occupations and those OF
her known frequenters Of the place.
Their explanations were satisfactory IN
a large majority OF the cases, the remainder
being directed ms to where employment
might be secured: but no action was
taken in the way Of assigning any OF the
witnesses TO employers. and all were
excused after their statements had been
taken. although few accepted situations
before leaving the building.
No other places were visited this morn
ING. but II was noticed that other pool
rooms were bare of patrons
INvE sTIGATIoN AT NEW CASTLE.
Inspector Farra. OF the Compulsory
Work Bureau. put in a good days work
in New Castle yesterday Twenty-six
men were asked to the mayor office and
questioned as to their standing. A number
Of those were assigned to employers, and
the remainder were found to have secur-
ed employment between July 26, when
they had been first notified, and August
l.
Incidentally. q prominent manufacturer
made a special visit 10 the mayor TO
advise him Of the marked improvement
in the local labor situation, saying that
moro results were shown IN the week
since the work began than in any revlous
month. especially in the steady time made.
The work or fight poster has been
published in the Italian language and is
being distributed. Any employer who
can use such posters, either Italian, Polish
or English is requested TO apply at Dl-
rector Ward office for one or more, and
he viii be supplied without charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
BENJAMIN B.ALLEN,
ARENTLY WELL,
FATALLY STRICKEN
Attacked With Apoplexy at
O'Clock Death Resulted
at $50.
PROMINENT YOUNG MAN

Apparently we'll when he retired, at |
o'clock last night, Benjamin Il. Allcn'
living IN the Marion Apartments, at
Delaware avenue and Jefferson street,
with his mother and sister, was stricken
with apoplcxy NJ O'Clock this morning
and death resulted at S.37. Soon after
s.~taininc the stroke, MIR. Alien became
unconscious and he remained IN that
condition until the end came
MIR Allen spent last evening at home;
chatting with h : mother and Ster, and
hc seemed tc he IN the best vi health. when
he retired. At II O'Clock At about
q clock this morning hc went to tho bath
room and rs he vas emerging thcrotrom
became rigid and had to support himself
AGAINST the door frame. beng unable
L proceed Tie had been stricken with
aooplcNv He called to h.s Stcr and
It'd her 70 summon a nhysiriap, aS nc
VS. unable 10 move DrS l. II Finn
and Peter " and Robert ". Tomlmson
were accordingly sent Tor, As ucrc also
v lliam II ; shilling. living ii and
adjoining apartment. and Charles J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
AMERICAN SOLDIER
TOO PER CENT FIGHTER
Needs No European Instruction
to Teach Him Game of
Modern War.
By Associated Press @ Every Evening

Washington, Aug The American
forces ia France have reached such a
high stage If training in the new methods
1t warfare that they are ID furnish in
structors for the new units being or
ganized IN the nIted states No ad-
,lltional instructors from the allied armies
will be asked except possibly in special
technical cases
1t was learned officially today that The
war department has ordered 4 number of
officers back from France to command
brlgades in the twelve new divisions, the
formation III which were announced by
Cen March, chief Of staff. IN the hst
two weeks
Among the officers known to have
received their orders are Brighten
Douglas Macarthur, vine is 10 20 10
Camp Meade, Md, and Brig Gen.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, who went over
seas as q colonel Of engineers, to Cam
Lewis, Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
HUN RAIDERS FAIL;
NEVER CAME BACK
Hemmed in by American Gun
Fire; All Were Killed or
Captured.
Bx Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington. Aug 2 Counter attacks
were renewed by the Germans forces ON
American lines along the Ourcq river dur
ing the night Tuesday. but were repulsed,
assaulting parties which temporarily pene-
trated the American lines near Seringes-
et-Nesles being cut off by machine gun
FIRE and their members killed wounded
or captured. General Pershng reported
in his communique for Wednesday
received last night by the War Depart
ment
Southwest Of Boise Meuniere, American
troops, after severe hand-t0-hAnd fight
ing. drove the Germans before them into
the woods the communique says. The
Bois was occupied and American forces
reached the village Of Georges
Hostile raiding parties in Lorraine and
AlsaCe were repulsed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
DAY OF ENTENTE TRIUMPHS
Associated Press Summary Issued at D. m.

London Aur2 4 M.
Of the
means tina the
poi of h
French the Menieres wood the line % the vea Of
Gouasane n he 0
the
pis he'd sineeh German
norhward
=
nes Germ artillery
ANFRC
The
II aongspu aboutsO0 feet the
Ourcq i a obscr
but
safely n the urcqre
giving them position which according Henri Bdou
the keyston Of the who German n
and taken additional and
essins desper yandosi ing In prison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
KING REVIEWS OUR TROOPS.
Their Magnificent Appearance impresses
Victor Emmanuel

Rome, Thursday, Aug. liking Victor
Emmanuel today reviewed the American
troops who have taken up quarters in
the northern Italian war zone
The King congratulated the commander
Of the American forces upon the mag
niicent appearance of his troops and on
the profound impression they had given
of their military qualities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
NSURP:tF CENTRES
UNDER ALLIES GUNS;
ARMY IN PERIL
Foch's Fighters Upset All Crown
Princes Plans For Orderly
Retreat; Allies Capture
All Vantage Points.
VICTORY AFTER VICTORY
Associated Press Summary Issued at l p. m.

Associated Press Summary Issued at / p m.
Crushing in the German lines north Of
the OuIrcq river. the Alhes on Thursday
carried their front to the mort rtheast from
their former positions between Hartennes
and Fere-en- Tarden0Is
The exact location of the new line IS
not gwen IN the early dispatches from
the battlefield. but If said the Allies have
established themselves on the hlgh ridges
between the OurcQ and the Alsne and
dominate the whole western section of
the battle area.
The attack was made over front of
about FIVE miles and penetrated 10 an
extreme depth Of three miles from the
former line. 1t was reported Thursday
night that the Allies are within FIVE miles
of Bazoches, an important German rail-
road center on the Nesle river, which
agrees quite closely with this morning ;
report of the advance to the northeast
of beugneuX, the approximate center of
the line Of attack on Thursday.
Farther east and south the Allies have
captured the village OF ClergeS, after q
sangulnary struggle.
BIG IMPORTANT GAIN
In the center of the llne important
progress is shown IN reports from the
front Goussancourt has been captured
ard the Meuniere wood has been cleared
of Germans This marks an advance OF q
mile and three quarters. Nothing IS
SAID of the fate of the Germans at st.
Gemme. at the tip OF the salient, but it is
to be assumed that they have retTeated
from their perilous position.
Farther toward Rheims the important
town of Nille-en-TardenolS has been
encirclcd by the Allies, II Is reported.
The dispatch would seem 10 indicate the
German defenders OF the place have been
surrounded by the Allied advance.
Advices reaching London say the sue
cess of the Allies ON the western side Of
the line is the most important accomplish
ment since the German retreat from the
Marne began. The view taken in these
dispatches Is that the advance on Thurs
dav was the turning point OF the campaign,
and possibly of the whole war
GERMAN STORES IN DANGER
While the detailed reports 50 lar re-
ceived in tins country have not shown
the ground for this view, II seems clear,
At any rate. that the German retreat.
which has been proceeding slowly now
must be FASTENED If the enemy Is to
escape terrible pounding from the Allies
heavy guns The advance Of the Allies
to within easy cannon range Of hazoches
and likewise of Fismes the German base
on the Vesle, will tend to dlsarrange all
pans the enemy may have formed to
hold his opponents At bay until the de-
fences along the krsle could be thorough
~ organized
Along the British front, there have
been raiding operations with the German
artillery quite active in various sectors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
MAXIM GORKY ARRESTED
Russian Revolutionary Nabbed
and His Paper Suppressed
by Soviet.
Associated Press "a Every Evening

BY Associated Press Every Evening
London, Aug The arrest of Maxim
Gorky, the Russian author and revolu-
tionary has been ordered by an investi-
eating commission Of the Soviet govern
ment, says an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen.
The Petrograd correspondent of the
Daily Express reports that C,orky' )
paper has been suppressed permanently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
YANKEE BLEW Up HUGE BOCHE
Little Americans Quick Thought Won
Deadly Duel On Marne.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

London Aug , 4 little American
A shrimp Of man, outwitted a huge
German in deadly grapple on the Marne
battlefield, says Reuters correspondent
at american headquarters
The German was about to finish the
American with his hayonet The Amer
lean grabbed a grenade from his belt,
fumhled with his fingers till he loosened
the safety catch aud then thrust the
greanade into the Germans pocket
With sudden terror the German realized
the American intention, hut before he
could counter, it was too late
There was not enough left Of his equip
ment, the correspondent adds, 70 provide
the quick thinking little American with
a s0uvener.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
STEAMBOAT MERGER.
Rumor of Negotiations for Com
bination of All River
Lines.

A rumor was current today to the effect
that negotiations are pending Tor the
merger of all the Delaware river steam
boat lines, which would include the WI
son Line, Ericsson Line and the up-rIver
boats
When Captain Horace Wilson, president
of the Wilson Line, was asked about the
matter, he said there had been no merger
and while there had been lot OF talk,
he knew Of nothing having been done.
The reason for the desire to merge, 1t
is said, is to cconomIze on operating
expenses and to reduce overhead charges
to a minimum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
Reserves Decision in Tenant Case.

Judge Rice, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, today, reserved decision in the snt
Of Rock Wykpis VS.. Mariana Gonclasak,
Il holding-0ver tenant case. Harry +.
foslyn was attorney for the plaintiff and
Robert Adair for the defendant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
ACTION AGAINST
UTILITY BOARD
AGAIN DEFERRED
CITY Council Last Night Filed
a Bill of Particulars on
the Charges.
ONE WEEK GRACE ALLOWED

Impcachmcnt proceedings against the
Board of Public Utilities commissioners
preferred nv City Council. went over Tor
another week, last night, on account OF the
failure of the city body to present 10 tne
commissioners the bill of particulars IN
the proceedings commissioners I. ID;
Garretson and Philip ] Isaac, represented
by Attorneys Philip l.. Carrot and henry
r. lsaacs, respectively, appeared oc'"'c
City Council last night
When the matter was opened Mr.. trar-
rot made motion for his client that the
charges bc dismissed on the ground that
Citv Council had no jurisdiction IN the
matter MIR Isaacs made like motion.
in behalf nf his client but both were
refused. on motion hv Councilman Robert
son
Richard G. McMullen, an cx-memher
Of the Board of Public Utilities, whose
term expired this week. was IN thc Conncil
Chamber. together with his attorney,
JOSIAH Marvel but no action WAS taken
in his case. as his term has expired
Charles r. Robinson, - new mcmher OF
the board was also present
II was after the mot ion Of the ATTORNEYS
for the members of the board, that the
eases be dismissed, that touncilmnn
Robertson offered a hill of particulars and
moved that II he admitted 10 the records.
Al this iuncturc Mcssrs lsaacs and Gar
ret stated that thcN had not been presented
with a copy Of the same and councilman
Robertson stated that he would I've glad
to supply each with copy oi TINS Oiil oi
particulars. which was done.
After presentation ot this bill, Mr..
Garrct set forth that the charges IN the
bill wrrr ndictahle and grave charges and
asked for continuance 10 allow him To
prepare his ease MIR lsaacs made tho
same request MIR Robertson then
made a motion that the case 60 over for
another week The motion was unanI-
mousIv passed. Mr.. Garret asked for a
continuance of two weeks, but this WAS
denied Councilman Robertson stating
that the matter had to come to n head and
the extra week of cont tinuance was ahso-
lutclv unnecessary.
RiII or PARTICVI- AIRS.
The bill Of particulars. as read by
Councilman Robertson and presented tn
attorneys Garrett and lSaacs, follow
The council Of the MAYOR and Council
Of Wilmington files the following bull OF
particulars, constituting and composing
the impeachment charges for mlSieasancC
and non-feasance and general derehctlon
az duties by and on the part Of the Board
Of Public Utility commissioners of the
city Of Wilmington IN relation 10 the
granting of an increase in fare 10 the VII
mincton and Philadelphia Traction Com
panv. of from five 10 seven cents for one
ride. and from five 10 six and one-quarte'
cents for one Of four rides, over its cal
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
Amusernents Eumshs.

Ptay haust, Hearts ~ the World.
Queen Manhattan MadufsS
Nlaiestir L uClr Tom Cabin.
Victoria The Eas sic.
savoy ~" Heredisy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
Peru's Cabinet Must Hold Together.

&y Associated Press TO Every Evening
Lima, Perus. Aug. 2.-President Pardo
has refused to accept the resignation
of the cabinet, which was rendered
yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
The Haskln Daily Letter

In Every Evening is alone worth the price
of the paper. IL Is only one many ex-
elusive features printed in Every Evening
every day. Order a copy regularly from
your nearest dealer.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
TWO AyIATORS MEET DEATH.
One Leaps From Blazing Machine and
is Killed by Fall.
Bv Associated Press to Every Evening

Dallas, Texas. July q Al airplane
from Love Field caught fire n th air
near here today. The aviator 4eaped from
the machine after being badly burned end
was killed by the fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
MI. Cuba Registry Board to Meet.

Tomorrow registration officers will sit
from a. m. TO noon at Mt. Cuba and
from | to Z p. m. at iorklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02

Champagne, III. Aug. 2 Cadet $: w.
Rodgers Of Brookline. Mass. was killed
late Yesterday in an airplane accident at
ChanuIe Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02

A feeling of ecurity gees with Clover
Dairy Miik.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
FRENCH SEAL HUNS DOOM;
CAPTURE CAUSSANCOURT,
WARS TURNING POINT

Take Also Important Heights Commanding Town and Large
Area and 1t is Believed May Close Door to Orderly
Retreat of Crown Princes Half Million Men; Regarded
as Allies Most Important Stroke of Their Great
Mane Victory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02
weather RO.ssaa.

81 Associated prass % sys-Y EvsalnS
Washington Aug 2.- Forecast for Doa-
ware
Fair tonight and probably saturday nos
much change u temperature light Aass
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-02

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
milk.-Adys
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25

Mems thin Khal, Shirts, collar ~
he'd two pockets, for 81 90. Golden
7ule Mere. CO.. 534 Rrnadway.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
OATS PROMISING
!. CROP IN VALLEY
Mss

Oats promises to become a pay
ing crop Tor. this section, >. observed
c. r. Collins, one OF the owners Of
the Valley Cotton Farms, while 4
Imperial this morning.
Il have been watching oats for sew
ersl years. bnt this is the first time
we have experimental with it our
selves We are wei lpleased with it
a,ai viii plapt more next year."
The Valley Gotten Farms had 80
acres 10 the crop on the Crawford
land, c4 miles southwest Of Impe-
rial The field yielded nearly 1000
sacks.
"To start out with" Mr.. Collins
e>Ged, I'VE did considerable pasturing
o. the oats In fact, enough to pay
ier putting the crop in. The field
fttracte4a lot Of attention during
ne rear, and / am satisfied that
farmers generally over the Valley
v III put in acreage next SEASON. We
pect to dispose Of ours fox seed pur-
> lseas
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
DRAFT NUMBERS
fE READ THURSDAY
w So
tpV Associated Prcssl

Washington, June 25.-Thursday Of
this week has been fixed by the War
Department as the date for the draw
ing to establish the draft order o8
nearly 100000 young men who regis
tered June last.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
RUSSIAN LEAGUE
:. :. :. is PATRIOTIC
~ S.
{ ny ,.s-soeiei iea TressI/ \

IN ';4ny-s--oei@ssa sras',f =
..saas, May 20 lBy ,mail' Twelve OF
.s p,ests prominent RussAns who re r,
lie in France are the fl anders end
.ckers Of g new orga1sization, the
.easue Of Ruasians Fsithfal to Their
,untry and ns Alliances" The or
,niaation is pledged 70 work for the
establishment Of order. to defend
a vital Interests ID Russia. and the
,onomc regeneration sf the country
Ieajers oS the organization are
ach men as NJ. ESveaos. once chief
the Progressive party In the Rus
an puma and. former minister "t
.srite of the provisional eovernnent'
!. Iswolsky. former minister Of state
I'd former ambassador to France;
,neral Iokhvitsky, tomer commander
the Russian troops In France and
W at the head Of the Russian vol-
,teer forces; " Net;dH, Russian
itis,er 10 Belgium at Havre. and NJ.
>akhovitch. formf, governor Of Fin
ID under the provisional government
4 later ambassador 70 Spain
They have deseehsd themselves from
q "Union Of Fsariotic Russians with
= following snt.ouneement Of thei
im1c .----..,- ~ -s':-
TIE re-estaAltshmsnt, In An indvis-
and sovereign Rnssia, of. order ahd
-ality on strictly eeastjeutionai hases
sranteeing the rights Of citizens as
II ,e.s. those If other natdonahties
the basis of @stenaiue local: liberty
:cal: self eovesnmeas9. -
Defense of ~ vita, interests of
: ;sia BY the ,sansersetion of ,politi-
=. intellectual, snj aeonon.ac ties Of
:: strongest. ;St. anre sssssh tie Alled
tt-fss,, ana by she rs,reatioh Of the
irary and naval aerehgth Of Rus
Regeneration of tsss e,>or4on.ic| lie
Russia and of .hs states credit on
basis Of respect for private prop
y, recognition es engagements CON
acted by Russia and the free do.
'opment Of the productive forces Of
u country. . :.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
Liver
bottle Of Dodson's

2 DCkklS u IOS-Nii1 @<f's -
Tone under ray personal guarantee
that il VIII clean your sluce.sh liver
ce.,er than nasty ca!QGel; i won't
rake you sick and yon can cat any
,..nE you want without being sal
2ged. Your druggist guarantees that
sacn spoonful will start yJ1r liver
clean your bowels and strait hten yol
Up by morning or yoo get your money
back. Children gladly take Dodson's
Lsysr Tone because It Is pleasant tast-
ing and doesn't gripe or ramp or
make them sick.
! am selling millions of bottles Of
Dodson's Liver Tone TO people who
hsve found that this pleasant, vege-
table liver medicine takes the place
cf da' go ous ca,omel. Buy one bot
tie on my sound, reliable guarantees.
ask your druggist about me.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
SLAVIC L..E:G!QNS
FORMED IN j. s.

Washington, June 25.-The organi-
zation of a volunteer "Slavic Legion"
III the United States for service at
the front, composed Of members Of
oppressed races in Austria and Ger
many has been app. owed by the SEN
ate. The amendment providing for the
legion, but excluding Poles because
Of the organization in France Of q
Polish army, was added to the 212,-
900 ,OO0,00 rrnv appropriation bill by
nranir- Gus vote Of the Senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
H-CANRIBAL HAS
FQRSWQRN WAYS
0E@THE ) FLESH
-weS>S>-

Former Wild Man, Who DOaae6 On HI
man Nishbone la Natural. ls il
I Il Centre Eating Vegetables
! Gives Ideas on PatriOtiam--Nov
/ Follows Window Washing.
David John Henry Allen A1arnhas'
Swaakhannsr is here.
Prctably you do not appreciat'
.uhat that name at one time mean
10 lat and tender missionaries gvn
irtc the land Of the heather and, Of;
: mes, into the heathen's pot.
David Eohn, etc etc. etc, ssss
= former cannibal from the .moui
',sl1s of Hayti. He Is here Faahn
= .ndows. He inserted want
In TIE Press yesterday for wsn1o:
needing washtng-not widows or mi
sionaries 70 chew. Now the tim
need not be alarmed, for D. J. H Al
Swacaba. ..ner has Ioresworn the ~
Of the f.esh--human fiesh--and b:
t.:len to eating vegetables.
He how thinks the lowly Carrot ac
humble rutabaga the equal Of . jui'
hurnap !arsus or suoculent Wishb i
IN fact, Azanboes, the reform.
cazribal. PAINFULLY rredicatsd 8 h
-: 70 lite Press urging all to FOIL
T.. d,c,ates Of pat Sotism and L.
nec,nsy and plan. 4 garden
David r. A. 8. Q. SwsckhsnN
G.. .lrntpa' by his own adm ssie
says In rart:
To The Editor OF The Pzeas: 81
"pca So: am going to w7js'
l. X Lh.. q which ;hiIik would +.
o.; tie : les IN this state SIS Wi
-Lis 3. .ou1t!. The United States IS
war sv,ta the Hunv2rians, Aus. ;:'
Turks, = ,.naras an' Bulgarian u;
ny ibce:. is that IN order TO sws'
thsse cvert foot of ground wN'
would suis. something shoa!i ::
used F,ery park, vacant lot. sa'
yar, and front yard in this city sa'u
be tara.;d into a garden .for rs,m
the following things; Cabbage ,u
nip,. carrots, onions, potatoes. ~;
flower. s2'pch, beets. corn. to,natoe
beans, rstas, etc. ..z' .''--'-'' -"
eAnd / think, dear sir, that. L ties
people could see the sacredness.n
tn, country hey would raise nc.
III luce ard then there would be =
reed OF boarding up the stuff. Ever,
school yard III tfis county should I
turned into e garden for truck rails
iAg..e>' ..-..r..:,. ,-s-: 80 -: :'-'t'i
.:We in the Island oa:. .Hayu, Wes
Indies, have, only n,240 square mih
Of country. With a,hoa, 900 RIO Seee
ard we have.to seheute'c,oseiy TO max
both ends rnlests - -. -:
Two thirds OF the. land IN thi
county is idle and without anyshir
on 1t but weeds ind grass, and nor
think that you should be willing Il
print this small letter, because il
shows that somebody from acroes tht
great waters can see the mistake
the people in this country; IN not pro
viding everything they can raise.
Yours for truck raising ia ever,
front yard With ten yards space. an
back yard. front, side and vacsHt: lot
DAVID JOHN HENRY. ALIEN
AZAMBOSS SWACKHANNER,
Haytian Cannihal and .Traveler, Toui
ing This Country. -: - -. -
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-25
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Dons tezs nastv, dangerous calomel when, bilious,
soas6pated, beadachy. Listen to me!

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asgs wsTk Csio-ns Is quicksilver
ssss n saiivetse; se.oael .-gsss r-a-
i~m
E yog are bilious. fssl a'y. s.-s
ssss sod eli Knocked OF = yous
sovxsfs sse scnstssaes4 s=c year aaa4
slGkxA u ~sp1sA<k s sSur, Just take
h sy,.suSu II hArnlsss Dod'on's Liv-
<s etys sIv0ySa Of using sickenlng,
Asany ~kloas. Dodsoa's L!ver
v4ss b real livvr medicine. You'll
ssce II psxt morning because you
"a sake " feeling fine, youl liver
wi be working, your headache ane
axasansss gene. your stomach "i! ne
sUx arc bowels gsE..ar. F.a "-.
ara ike working Yc1 to chez md,
g. n v.soc szd s7.oition.
lvs S~S1w~ ~ ss~lw soils you