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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
MOTHERS ARE HEROES
OF WORLD CONFLICT
uben Time Came TO Give Up Sons
There Was Never n Murmur--
They Gave Silently and Freely.
RETAIN THEIR PRESTIGE
Dcfcat OF Huns Has Operated Not to
Allow Degradation of American
Women TO German Level.

fRy MRS. LILLIAN u. PERKINS,
N"Thp prestige OF the American
romau depends on the defeat OF
Cermany. Her place in the world
viii never be the same again II Ger
many is allowed to win this war. The
backbone OF the Anglo Saxon peo-
nl,s is respect for women; the back
hone Of the German people is con
,emp, for women" These words
came from Miss b. Bennett Burleigh,
one of the first women correspond
snts who went to the front in the
early day Of war. Miss Burleigh's
,sthpr the late Bennett Burleigh,
was one OF England'S greatest cor
respondents and his mantle has
fallen gracefully on the shoulders OF
his daughter. These words OF Miss
Burlelgh were said just about the
time America decided to help the
Allies whip the Hun.
II vas not because this thought
was brought to America by one of
England's best posted women that
America women Joined hands with
their men and helped to defeat GER
many. but 1t was because they knew.
inst as England did, that this was a
;ruth staring them in the face. The
treatment OF German women and
mat given women OF other nations
by the Hun had already startled the
world This proved one of the in
csntiyes 10 make the women of
America do their best.
Part Not Eliminate.
The part American women have
played in the great International
conflict has not been that Of the ef-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
DR.. VAN HISE, WISCONSIN
UNIVERSITY HEAD, IS DEAD

MADISON, Wis. Nov. I9.-Pres-
ident Charles X. Van IIlsc OF tho
University OF Wisconsin. died in
Milwaukee this morning at 2 o'clock.
according to Information received
mere this morning by Dean Blrge. OF
the university.
lie went to Milwaukee last Friday
Tor slight operation on his nose.
complications developed and menIn-
gifts set In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20

Each 10 cent box of Cascares the pleasant candy cathac
aims directions dosage for children aged old and upwards
Nhen the little ones tongue white breath feversh, stomach
our there nothing better wo the nasty bie soung food
md constipation poison from the chds system Give CascetsA
hen never worry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20

/ tctnIhIte as the world has Glanced
/ 20 term most all her characteristics
''",e 'ihle began, and 1t seems "a
a'Ci IIeBe TO repeat all that they have
uo"e 10 help their nation these past
months, ana all they Will do in
lnv lutuFe towards relieving the
S'' lChth war countries of the allies
HHu possibly some OF those OF the
ehtral powers II the need comes to
its door. ''''' W
Alnrlcdn women have not made
such sacrifices, neither have they
peeh made 10 suffer AS have their
men not like the women Of the war.
Ihe countries overseas. But the
SP'Iit ana zeal in which the women
~ thiS country began their war work
mas been brilliant. To say "hega n
,helr war work IS speaking advised
~ LOT America entered the war lust
III time Tor the men Of the nation 10
prove shock troops with their vim
anu NIGor ana To help give strength
il thc InaIc, to give their aid TO
'hose seasoned ana war weary cam
pans nels over there in going over the
.OP. me women at lOme were lust
VahIhS upon their shoulders the bur.
uen that belongs to war women
but al praise to those women
VINO nav" worn the crimson cross of
IN" greatest mother In the world
ana performed their part either on
ne bati!eiic.us, IN hospiuils or here
10 nome. All prdse to the women
VINO have done their best in giving
uihe ana material means to all the
war drives, and to those women who
nave entered the marts Of trade and
heIped the industries OF America TO
carry on their work. The manner
IN which this work has been initiated
goes to show what their ability
would have been when the great toll
or war had made inroads into their
hoihes and country. They have
proven they are able 10 stand side
by side with their men. and they
would have gone on and on to the
bitter end.
Brave American Mothers.
Last, word of praise must he
paid to American motherhood which
mas been cruCified on the cross of
sacrifice, and who are now silent i'm
their grief and beautiful in their re-
nunciatlon, fully realizing they are
no longer pOSsessors OF stalwart
sons, for these representatives. of
the grandest nation that ever floated
flag to the breeze, went forth with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
NEWS OF LEIPSIC.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lcipsic, Oct II Mrs. James Smith
who WAS in Wilmington. has returned la
her home in Leipsic, accompanied by her
son, Jester, who is recovering from
Spanish Influenza
Mr. and Mrs. T.. 5. Clothicr OF Las
downc, Pa, have been visiting Mrs.
Clothicr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
T. Harper in town.
Harry Ford, who had been managing n
90 his home here
Miss Anna Woodall Of Philadelphia has
been visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs
George Woodall Of Leipsic.
Mr. and Mrs Gardner Cummings were
called To the bedside of their son, Taylor
Cummings, in Salem. \. J., last week.
lie has been very i'll, but If improving.
Miss Lillian Rawley is quite i'll at her
home here.
Mrs Nellie Rawlcy is in Philadelphia
attending her sister, Mrs Ray Hand. who
is suffering from mn attack Of the "fu.
George Wnodall and daughter. Miss
Marie Woodall arc I'll at their home in
this town
Among other victims Of the influenza
plague here are Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Rawley and son, Clarence. Jr, Fennlmore
Wilson, Hartranft Garrison and Miss Fila
Harper.
Mrs + \ North. who was visiting her
daughter, Mrs George Maclary in Dover,
has returned to her home here
Bert Mosclcy. highly respected Moor
farmer. near town. died Of pne'imnnia.
last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
DIR AWNINGS.

BY drawings We are taken. as moth
ing else takes Us, into the privacy and
inner confidence OF the artist
We see. first, the tentative search
lngs Of his mind and hand Is he feels
his way toward his general design, aud,
next. the series OF studies which he makes
from nature III order 10 give body and
realization IL its several parts. l. both
these initial stages OF his work the
fire of his spirit, if he has any fire IN
him. buns freshly, the personality {
his vision and the vlvaeity OF his touch
come before Us undunmcd We seem
10 be with him as he works. and to watch
how the design that Is To be forms itself
in his minds eye from It's beginnings;
then we observe how the seperate ele-
mcnts, which the design Is 10 control
into unity. realize themselves under
his hand bv selection and aecentuatlon
from the models that nature sets be
fore him
In thus following the stages through
which the creative spirit guides the hand
of an artist We experience sympathetic
thrill ot a different kind from that which
We feel IN admlrlng however enthuslas-
tically, the completed masterpiece AZ
lowing that masterpiece it has'in truth
turned ont the remains 10 the present
hour The pleasure received N ono case
may be less full and round and rich
than in the other, but II Is also more
intimate. confidential aud, as II We're,
priviledged Sir Sidney olNin III 0c-
tobcr Century
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
MIDDLFTOWN NEWS.

Succial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Niddletown, Oct u Almost al 81
outnuildlngs on the Cutis G Price farm.
near Warwick WIRE destroyed hy fire
last week The dwelling was on fire
several times, Int was saved by nclghlor-
hcod help including the FIRE company Of
Middleton
Lieutenant " Irving Brorkson ri Camp
Devens. Aver Mas. has returned after
visit with his parents. MIR and Mrs.
samuel ] Brcckson oi Tins town
Miss Charlotte pevcriv was taken to
the Delaware HosyItal. Nllmngt on last
week. who're She underwent an operation
f.r appendicitis Her condition is re-
D, rjcd rs favCra le
Mrs Ia,lra Peach Williams has re-
ceived word ct the dee ~ ~ hor Noungesf
son. Private John Jay Williams. .lr.. Al the
Evacuation Hospital NJ ;. in France
Private Williams had peen in the service
overseas for several months
John Currcy D li-yca reid col, red boy,
was arrested and sent 10 the Wcrkhousc
on 4 charge of stealing from The butcher
shop of James r. Lewis, In N;iddlctown
The annual supper Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society. which was 10
have been given next Thursday. October
"a has hccn postponed indefinitely be-
cpuSc 81 tie Board of Health ban
Rcv Van r Northrup pastor Of
bethesda Nj r. Church, has been III for
the past Two weeks.
Harry G. Evans Of Flkton. Md, has
moved 10 N.iddlct0wn ard with his family
will occupy the NTrw 4 NJ Chamberlain
house on Cass street Mir Evans Is a son
al Air and Mrs William : Evans and
i on the engineering staff OF Fred T. Ley
4 Co. contractors for the Port Penn plant
Of the Narlin-Rockwell Loading Co.
Mrs " Pierson Bggs IS seriously III
with heart trouble.
The remains az Mrs Rcha Thornton
Harr.> cf Chester, Pa, were rcught 70
Odessa. last week for Interment IN Old
Drawers cemetery Mt Bsrri> was
daughter of Nr and Ars David Thoriton
Of Odessa
Winfield X Be,t~ cashier Of the
Pee pies Bark of Niddlctown. has been
i'll ard is spending some time with his
parents III Frederica
Winfield Lee Of Perryville. Md. a
former resident OF Townsend, died al
Perryviil. last wecb. from IN attack
of influenza.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

special CORES pondence OF Ever! Evening
Georgetown. Oct II Falling IRON i
haymow at hl~ farm ncar town William
;. Davidson Wa severely injured about
The head aid body
Nine bushels q peppers have been
gathered from q lew plants that were
planted ~ the garden of 6. ;. Munsor
Of Georgetown and according to some of
the oldest residents, the weld has been
the most prolific ever been seen II this
section
Former Deputy Register OF Wills
George W Chandler Of Dagsboro, j.
seriously III with influenza Mrs. Chandler
also is in n serious condition from the
same malady
John i Sainmon- has remove d lis
household good, to Philadelphia ana tho
property which lie vacated on East
Market street, Georgetown owned lv
William J. Wilson. IS now beng occupied
by John r. wilkins. who moved from
East Laurel street Joseph q Godfrey
has moved into tn property Oh Laurel
street vacated by Mi Wilkins
The October term Of Superior Court
and Court Of General Sessions will con-
vene on November i, having been post
poned BY the judges because of the out
break of influenza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
CHESTERTOWN MD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md. Oct 2i Kent
county has gone clear over the top III
the amount If money raised for the Fourth
Liberty Loan, having reached the grand
total of S6i2 900 THIS Is about $50 .n'W
above the quota of a5i3.0
The October term af court convened
TODAY, hut ewing 80 the husy scason
among farmers and the Few cases on the
dorkets, The session was adjourned to
December
Mrs Mamie Prown. Hlfe of Robert
Brown farmer LIVING IN Queen Anne
county near ChrstertnWn. died Saiur-
day morning, following N illness of
loss than "a week ot puelIuonii, aged
about 81 wears She l"aves besides her
husband IN infaut child which Is crit
ica'iv I'll with the samf disease
Mrs Walter Copper died ~ her home
on High street SATURDAY morning nf
pneumonia following IN sitack of IN
f'uenza tine ~ the ycar-ald twins ri
MIR and Mrs William Patrick also died
Saturday of pneumonia
Mrs G. II Wise received u registered
letter Saturday night containing n Lib
erty Pond for S., 600. tlrt hdnv present
from her husband. Who i n promiue
business man of Newport News, Va
Mrs Addic Nansant of Nillington
was called to Win lngton. Friday. ! y
the illness Of her rother and bis wife,
Mr. and Mrs lricc Nansant who have
been suffering with the II
Walter LUX of H. ttcrton died At
Fort Hancock, \. J., Of pneumonia,
aged II wears | he remains were brought
10 hi former home, on Wednesday
for intermcnt
Private George Savin Of Mlllington,
who WIS in the sixth Company, i5ith
Depot Brigade, Camp Meade, died there
last week
Ellsworth G. Fovers. Of Lynch was
painfully hurt on Friday, BY hing cut
about the elbow by hig saw IN ms fac
tory
The relatives Of Hanson Stavely were
notified bl wire to come to Pittsburgh
Pa, last week. because Of the critial
illness Of Mr. Stavely, who IS attending
y military school IN hat city.
State Game Warden l.. Lee leCo.hpte
has liberated 5000 Mexican quail IN
several counties of the State, Kent county
10 receive her share soon
Robert l.. Jones, a Kent county hoy,
has been promoted to the rank ot Lieu
tenant Colonel of Infantry. : Army.
He has been transferred IL the chiet
OF staff Of Camp tptoh.
Rev William ClcWS u former pastor
Of kennedyvillc Presbyterian Church,
recently of Utica. \ y has accepted
II charge at Frostburg Md. Mr Clews
Is a mu iclan uf note and Recently COM
posed :: new war song Il Wlde popular
lty. entitled Cheer Foss. heer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
DIED OF PNEI MONA.

p...iAt CORRESPONDENTS of ENrry Evlnin;
t,.1r.rtuwn. II, u Ralph " O..
N..l1 III. IN II Ceorg. \ Nelson. 3 veil
known freight conductor on the lower
branch ii thc J. = & " Rallroad.,
died IL his hon, on Pine street this town
II , q clock FRIDAY morning. q pneumonia
resulting rom influenza Mr., Nelson
was abouf 80 wears old and WAS one ~
the most popular young men il the town.
lie was merchant on Market street.
i member OF City Councli and rural
mail carrier. Also was one If the most
active member, of Franklin Lodge, Ne.
T.. A + \ \ NJ. and Hope hapicr.
No. : r. \. NJ.
The young man Was frSt stricken
about three weeks ago with influenza.
but managed to hattie against the
disease and finally s,sceedcd in getting
OUT. lie had 4 RELAPSE which developed
into pneumonia
Funeral services we're conducted 81
his late residence tins morning at II
o'clock. interment III mon cemetery,
with Masonic rItc~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

special Correspondence, 81 Every Ey-nin.
Smvrna, Oct y Nearr Al the chest
nut fiecS in 'hl> section have been Killed
bv the blight Hundreds u trees have
been killed in Kent county
Miss Florence nrih of Townsend has
been appointed teacher 81 the Brown
Cottage school. near Niddictown. and has
assumed her dutie,
Z. \. Woodwortn. manager d the
SMYRNA gas plant of the Frost Gas I"
lei, last week with hi~ family for New
York CIV. where he ha, taken position
AMONG the ~myrlIan> who have ac-
cepted positions al thr new government
plant near Port Penn are William A.
ieailey. b. Iranh Nan Wnklc. Frank :.
Greene. Charles II Moore. William J..
Holland. Eli3aa Snith Vernon \, West
IaI anil Rol,er+ \ T. ecker
Miss Perl Iacobs of Wilmington :
VISITING heI parents Captain and MIR.
Niliaui T. T. Jacobs "I this town
Many local farmers are complying with
the requert oi he government to lncrea>'.
their wheat acreage ~ per cent over that
oi las ycai
The Misses Attl> ii henton are guests
cf Their sister Mrs - Rodney Bicc of
Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
Acid-Stolnach
Destroys Health,
Vitality and Strength

So often YOU have heard the remark. ! ve 'aken
all sorts ot toncs and medicines and tried many ll-
erent doctors but nothing seems 20 help MI About
iune times out 81 ,eu people making ~ich -ea1rN
suffer from atd-stotuacb. Remove that .Nrr,a ..@
aul rh, results arc truly wonderful Eicsi-n 'u'
strength return almost like magit
Nou can now rid your stomach % Is ,H.ss> $50
with q wonderful modern remedy taliet EAlONiN
which literally wipes X oUt II does The WORK 'ANliy
speedily and thoroughly j make- 'hr St"alaFe
pure. sweet, cool and comfortable. = Aeip~ you
get fu strength out Of every moGthiu. oi iood YOU
eat and miles, YOU DO g,t fpt strength rom vour
food YOU cannot enjoy robust. y'eerous health
Fry EArONIC and .,c hoW 4u.ckly Il 7an.,ae,
tar immediate effects q acld-~towach ht1ai, hcafi-
burn helchng. tood-repea1ng, indigestion. cte Nec
much more relish yuu take IN eating how much moro
easily Your food l. dgcsted how soundlv you slccp,-
how nervousness and rritab!ty disappear
Ii l. 50 easy to get his help-and II costs uttie
80 why suffer another hour when quick relief s at
hand2 Everywhere people who have used EAIONlC
testify - its power bring quick rehet hc iesii-
munlas o of these people enthusiastic and
tell u such remarkable results as ~ ne almost 'ih-
bchcyahlc
Ii YOU arc one NJ those ~, hayt tired esen.
thing hui spite ~ II stll !lcknE II p.yslcal
strength and ygor. begin a' once (" taNt tAi oNN
Don put ID of (iCt barl. YOUR phN~ct ana m'htal
punch Have thc power ana energy ~ work WIN
Nitn Enjoy the good huE9 oi ilic learn what II
means ~ fairly bubble over wlth Araiih i-lke inon-
sands o others Nou vii that sou never Dreamed u
possible that such wonderful rhahgc ior lhc hcticF
could be- brought about 50 quickly
80 get a big box of EAtoNN from your drug
gist TO-DAY W authorize him % guarantee EA-
'ro\iC ~ ,le,s. ,nn Ana y0u can trust your drug
1i~I make This guarantee good X y iails IN any
way. take il back The Viii refund your money. Il
Your Druggist docs not Keep EAloNN write to
ti~ and wc viii send y1u hlg oUc hoN. Aou c3R
send us the SOC after sou receive n address II y
Kramer President Eatonlc Remedy Company Cor
Wabash Ave. and ith y mr"go lli
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
WILLIAM CHAMBERS DEAD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
SMYRNA, Oct. 2l.-Wiliam J. Chambers
died at his home near Petersburg, last
week, after an illness of several months
He was 81 years of age and was horn in
Scagersvillc, Pa tie moved to this State
with his parents in 1873 and soon after
ward mar ned Miss Mary A. Grils. For
- wears he had lived on the II. j. Rey-
nolds farm, where he died
Mr. Chambers was Il lifelong Democrat
and was interested in all affairs Of the
State. and was much respected by all who
knew him. !Ic is survived by a wife and
eight children. also one brother and four
sisters. lntcrmcnt was made in the Old
School Baptist cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY FLU"

special Correspondence Of EverS Evening
Dclmar. Oct u Joseph BGckowssi.
an employc q, The Eclmar Fackir Co :
canning house. was foung dead in bed
With his throat cut. early ster,iay
orning tie had been i'll with infuepza
for several days and hae been declared
that he would kill hirnscllf if he did not
get better
4 coroncr's i!rv determined that he
died bv his own hard. Ills wife ard six
children have been hero during the can
pIng season They weIe from Baltimore
having resided at 7S3 Bond street The
body was inferred in the NJ p cemetery
here, Yesterday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence of livery Evening
Delaware City, Oct u Mrs. Laura
Adkins Of Philadelphia spent the weekend
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Householder
James Schaffer oi the Bliss Electrical
School. Takoma Park Washington, ID. G,
spent sunday here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schaffer
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene householder Of
Washington, ID G., are spending a few
DAYS here with Major Householder !,
parents, MIR and Mrs Frank House
holder
Lieutenant Harry Hickman spent Sun
day with his parents in Port Penn.
Miss MARY Wilkins has accepted the
position as teacher in the public school,
and will teach the primary girls, formerly
taught BY Miss Greta Holiday. who will
teach the eighth and ninth grades
formerly taught by Miss Irma Steele,
who resigned
Miss Grace I.ittrell died Sunday morn
ing al the home of her father. Sterling
Littrell, from in1Ccnza.
George MickIc, son Of Harry Micklc.
was severely burned ON the leg SATURDAY,
while making q bonfire Of leaves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
NEWS OF CHES WOLD.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chcswold oct u IcRoy Pearson is
able TO hc out asain. after having in
fluenza.
Mr. and Mrs George I Hoffeeker Of
Cheswold have been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Daniel tIarriS oi Camden \. J
Mrs G Il Pearson is recovering from
m attack OF Spanish influenza
Robert Campbell and daughter Miss
Flora Campbell. OF New York. have re-
turned from :. week visit to their old
home, near town
DR. C. J Prickett, who has been criti-
cally i'll at his home here with influenza, Is
improving rapidly and will soon be able
to resume his practice
Luther Morris has taken position with
d. f. Loose q Son, In Cheswold
Mr. and Mrs Howard Lacey Of Viii
Inington have returned from q motor trip
to Cheswold, where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Linford Lacey.
Miss Elizabeth Scarborough Of Ches-
void, who has been suffering from an
attack Of The fiji at her home is i'm
proving
Miss Mildred Ford has returned 10
ChcsWold after q weeks visit To friends in
Vienna. Md
Mrs j.. j l.atTcIty aid children have
returned from y.sl1 to relatives III vii
mngton.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias X Ferry have been
spending q few days with Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Denrey. in Lcipsic
Edward Doan and family Of Blsckis-
tons have moved INTO the Bishop property,
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Baker
Mr. and Mis- J NJ Prclctt. after
spending . week with his son. Dr G. J.
prickett. have returned 10 their home in
Fairyicw, W Va
Mrs : j. Barnard Summit. y. J..
is here visiting her daughters, Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

Clean out the excess acid from vour stomach il
creates poisons that drag You down rob YOU Of ply
slcal power and vitality, make You slckly weak and
lis Just excess acid superacldlty thafs a,hng
YOU Learn what Il must mean 70 have IN NoW
stomach excess acidity 50 powerfully destructive
to be able 10 create almost any allneut tor wears
dentists have been telling You that II aeld that
cats off the hard enamel Of the teeth and decays
them Think. then, Of how much easier II mus be
Tor amount OF acid % play havoc with the
delicate organization of the stomach Just lnla-
gine how one must tcc how weak. Uanf, tred,
run down and sickly irid--tomach galnS
control Also what small chance one has 81 the
recovery Of robust health happinc,s ~ succes-.
if this acid is permitted - rem;un creating greater
and ever greater nroads Your health and strength
day after day.
lou must the excess acld i you 1aut
perfect health and strength
Health that knows aches pains auyn here.
that gives life q zest and makes Il really worth
while What unspeakablc Joy it 10 have health
like that How YOU live every minute 81 the day
How soundly you sleep at night and how refreshed
you feel in the morning. How keeniy you relish
youi meals with what enthusiasm and bounding
energy YOU plunge into the days work whether u calls
for muscular activity mental kcenneSS or both
That is the Kind Of health We all want and should
nave 1t IS your heritage. - don lct an acld-
stomach deprive YOU Of your health Don't let ID
hold you back Take the supcracditN acd-ston1-
ach out az your system and back comes health
strength vitality Why? Because ~ getting rid
Of the excess acid YOU will be able 60 ret the full
strength out oi the food yon eat.
Some people think aeid-Sgomaeh merely cat,t7
indigestion, dyspepsia bloat heartburn, etc That
grave mistake. You simply have idea of the long
tram Of physical ills and awful human suffering that
are directly traceahlc % acid-stomach Rheumatism
(sout Sciatica, Cirrhosls Of the Liver Blousncss
tnenia. .Auto-intoXicaton, Intestinal Congestion
Severe Headache, Insomnia. Nervousness. Mental De
pression AlelanchuIa, Dizziness, Heart Trouble yes
even Catarrh tlccr and Cancer u the stomach ail o
these disorders ind their original source IN that
one condition -acid-stomach-su superacldip