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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-25
THE FARMERS SHOT AT
KAISERlSM is MAXIMUM CROPS

Service Bureau, Atlanta, Ga.
2. Harrow, roll and pulverize the
seed bed thoroughly before planting.
3. Use only the best possible seed,
preferably pcdigreed seed, from q re-
sponsib-e plant breeder.
4. Make liberal use Of fertilizers,
and use manure whenever obtainabIe
20 supplement- = .--i-zers.
/ :. GIVE thorough and frequent cul-
t4vs:tlon to the titled crops, preferably
shallow and frequent cultivation.
6. Harvest ss.vingly and protect the
stored crops from pests.
! While it is true that everything the
farmer has to Guy is high in price, it
is also true that whatever the farmer
has to sell is also high in price. The
fertilizer people figure out that their
products have rot a.Fancad in price
q. Irlu; g the price f crops, and that
- L dt.sG- of fact, Gotten, corn, pea
nuts, toD2cco and the like will buy
moro fertilizer now than ever. Which
being true it follows that it will pay
better now to use it than formerly,
for the increase for which they are re-
sponsible will be worth mere.
Another thing that the farmer must
bear in mind if he would be sure to
raise bumper crop and that is, to
place his orders early for everything
that is to be shipped by rail. The
J railroads are hard put to it and do
not afford assurance of prompt ship
nents. Orders placed late are more
e than likely to be too late to be deliv-
q cred in time.
e Even if shipping were good, there
e would be nothing gained by delay.
n Prices are not likely to be lower. In
fertilizers, especially there is . scare
g ity Of materials and advancing prices,
J. making it improbable that the fertiliz.
er will be cheaper.
weakness appearing. This manifests
Itself by a strange sensation OF numb
ness and GOODNESS all over the body
Along with it, perhaps, the lips and
finger-nails or sometimes the whole
It surface of the skin may become blue
o or livid This latter change Is In par
IS due to c;rculatory weakness. but
~ largely to a serious change In the
% blood. the oxygen of the hemoglobir
IS of the red corpuscles being crowded
tout by the poison.
p Nausea, collapse, vomiting, cold blu
SKIN, Id1ntuGSS, CidhAuy PSAof~
e. and other alarming, sometimes fata
re symptoms may follow even a lev
~ doses of acetanilide in one who's
ne heart or blood is not perfect
ne Some people grow so fond OF tn
~ effect of the migraine, neuralgia Q
Is pain tablet containing this drug tns
lu- thew take it daily or several times
dav. whenever they feel tired or wear
or depressed in any way. Such haD
is ruinous to the health. and has r
ssa neatedly led to the insane hospital.
81 The anemia Qack of blood) and ne
g vous weakness produced by frequel
resort to alleged "safe" medicin'
lF containing acetanilide or It's congene
n are exceedingly difficult to overcom
q even when the habit is stopped.
4 Before you indulge in the GO
cure" that kills cold in one day,
the headache or grippe or r1igraine
neuralgia tablet or powder that com
so highly recommended by those "
Ne profit on the sale, better make 81
about the acetanilide.
gia Look the label over carefully.
in doubt, consult the health authe
ties.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-25
E||.,0CALS


CORPORAL Hllliald Gidney. of Camp |
Jackson is visiting home folks in
the city this week. !
Misses Lura Sullivan and FraI.
ooc Coward were in Asheville last
week.
n P. Cathey. of Camp Jackson.
Is spending the week is town witt.
relatives.
Mrs. J w. Keener entertained the
II D. C. at her home on Main St.
last Friday afternoon. A delight
FIJI program consisting of music ant
readings was rendered. after which
delicious refreshments were served.
Homer Ward. of Camp Jackson
is visiting relatives at Wilmot this
week.
l. p. otillwell spcat SUNDAY in
Fl Muyy hy.
Gerald Bumsarner Of ( mp Sc
yier, was in the city this wee: lis
y itine relatives.
Frank Doris of Statesville was il.
8 the city this week.
q The colored people of the town
met last Tuesday afternoon in the
SYLVIA Pressing Club and discussed
s ways and means by which they
could be of benefit to the Red Cross
n Chapter.
Miss Lnliie Carp Stednan u
8 Arksne as is the guest of her sister
Mrs. 6. W. Enloe, of DiI'sboro.
TIL coiored people met at th<
NJ. E. Zion oh rch Tuesday nigh
for the purpose Of organization, tt
begin the work of selling Thrift
stamps among themselves.
j, ". eagle of Green's Creek wa
here Wednesday on business.
We have been informed that tn
iiiahiands Sanitarium at Highlands
\. e., run By DR.. Lapham was Ok
>tros ed by fire on Saturday Jan. /:
1t is reported the fire was cause
by thawing out the frozen wa,e
wipes, by sparks lodging in the Gel
ing We do no; know what th
loss is estimated at, but it mus
have been at least $l5,000.-FranI
liz Press.
David Hugh Rogers, of CaEl
A SEWER was here this week visitiI
home folks.
81 Hugh Monteith of Canton was
the city Sunday spending the d.
with his parents.
n Corporal Painter of Camp Sew
j was here this week visiting rel
tiyes.
"a John Jones, who has charge
the pan house at the Sylvia Tamil
Co., sustained a very painful bu
about the face last Wednesds
| They are not thought to be serio
ia W. L. Cowon of Webster was
the city last week on business.
III Roy Cowan Of the Hooper d.
Store, spent last monday with IL"
II folks at Webster.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-25
ENTRY NO. $3.50

North Carolina
jackson county
|, II. Is. Presley, d. :.or>oJ eater
and calm Is acres OF Id. "a, more or
less, i'll CulloWhee township, Jack
son County, North CaroliDa. lyii,s
and being Oh the waters OF Cullor
whee creek, a,joiuing the lands Oh
t P. Presley, 4. y. freess!e:; -;rd
others and more par>i> ult:rly oouud-
ed and described as follows:
BEGINNING on chestnut corne-
: 1T 5 E coalirr of No. S. in tie llne
of F. P. Presley, and ru,is ) IL +
80 p.ies to hickory; thence . 10
| " 81 poles t. spanish oaA; thence
N rs W ~ poles to a stake; thence
S is " SO poles to black oak
thence Northward 10 H. u. PRESLEY
lime on top OF Milk SICK ridge
thence with has line to 6. A. lllley $
corner: tfeiice northwest course
| to r. A Cox's chestnu. corhe:
thence with his lie westward t
oak coru,r; iLeuce sou,A~aiC 50 ii
, To Include ali vacan ;:,.., e. 4
beginning.
i.nserei .nis .':,si..,srs -,
ii. !. Ks 80 ,..4.3
App!oved:
j <. Lag, I.s:r: 80.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-25

.,iEs. Tl,o,nas =. ..,y,s. s.un:t4,as.e
cry, Ind, says she at t,orc>s VIII.
her Bladder al h.; ei.rfo.e>i S..
several ms.lihs wi...;.. l.:ll'i, ,.s,..s
Foley Ki:aey Pills were recon
inerisi.d and ie co;nna.ice1 using
them ard got relief. They relic 9,
hackacilc, RI eurlatic pa.si2, 5tlts
swoile;. joints anG ....;i,ey trouble.
| Sylvia Pharmacy. aus.
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SUud. STiGAS ASD ,ss evil I.
VOON. Il

Pr 81. t>.:...
~, .,...,e: ,:a.ts 1. <s.::.@
,t.. : .:,sa ;,s.ns - o. 60
.,e,,osssi.,ns. aIui u si,e-sf 1sa-eI1 -..t.'o
&, coF,svrns II the lss'es 2, : = ot-ss<5<s
States.
Every resis;rant s'lo''ld r<-s1 { r.
fully The form 0. regis RATIO 1'il'1"
vi, han;ied to hiin a.gd asA t;ls reg
istration officer for explanation. o.
Al, points DOT clear 70 him peioic
attempting to fill GU, tie bia-.ks'
Registration officers sIe instructed :
give registran,s al possible aiu =
the way of explanation q d f@aV'c
E..ch registrans is e4olfed y
f,rn,S;, tour uulnousIs =. ili')'o "''sh.
~ himself. not larger thAt. ) oy =:
Inches in size. on thll papcE, NJ
,ipht background. ~ io''F pa -
graphs should DC s'e,->'>i - i'l4
;atrant across the lace u. tho pilo..
graphs, so as not to obscure IN
features, if the applicant is able
Write.
Three OiaaA Iofns u 'ee'a'4a>i'
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Jail to Be Emptied

The Ohio county pail Will lose
eleven or possibly Twelve OF IN" prlS'
nncrs being hold there 10 begin their
terms IN IL" federal and state penl-
tenjiarIcs today. t. =. MarshalS Joha
NJ Shorts. Cook and Joyce assisted by
Deputy Sheriff Earl l'sddicord Will
lraye for Atlanta this morning by way
of Columbus 10 plaC" seven prisoners
in the Federal prison.
john Malich and l.. II. Keenan, VIII
start 10 serve their t"rfuS for pro-Hcr-
man remarks and obstruction or the
draft. George W. .Nlhry. for making
false statements in regard to his queS-
tionnaire; Cecil Virgins for poStntfic''
ROBBERY: II. .. Bumcartnrr and j. h.
Grennler Tor rohbinc Il freight car and
stealing whiskry and James Little,
alias "Ppppcr" for white slavery.
These prisoners have been confined IN
tho Ohio county Jail since tn" last
term OF federal court held in this city.
-Four and possibly fiv" will be taken
10 Moundsvlle by guards from that
institution. Mrs. Mary Anderson who
killed Mrs. Jane Foster will probably
be taken today to start on life term
n the rfnitentia,y.
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ENGLISH SOUPS

England l. very serious 'l"' VI
var. $h" has cause I" pc. f'''rH'''
wants IN rc"n"mi"" /" their utmost III
order IL have. money !" help our mon III
,,r trenches" ~ub"riy states "n" ~ th'
f,nJ ,,rrrrllnrs. and ih"n again. You
r,u,t mako de- with what E"u have"
Tho foot ull"Stl"n Ia" now h''i'h :"
....,,.. rl,,, n. , nation W. HAY" 10 CON"
slider how in nh,nru III" last ounce" OF
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Vigorous Men
and Women are
IN Demand

n your ambition has left you. your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage OF John Coleman &
Co.'S magnificent offer TO refund your
money on the first box purchased il
Wende!ls Ambition Fills do not put
your entire system in tine condition
and give you the energy and rlGor you
have lost
Be ambitious, be strong, b. vigorous.
Bring the rudy glow Of health to your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman
hood 10 your eyes.
Wendelrs Ambition Pills. the great
nerve tonic. are splendid for that tired
feeling. nervous troubles, poor blood.
headaches. neuralgia. .eS;lessneSs'
trembling. nervous proSt:ation. mmfh'
tai depression. loss OF appetite ana
kidney or liver complaints.
You take them with this understand,
Ing that: In two days you will feel
better. In week You viii! feel the,
and after taking one box you Will
have your old-time confidence and am
bition or the druggist III refund the
price >of the box.
Be she and get so cent box today
and I'D out OF the nut. Remember
John d leman &. Co. and dealers er
erwin are authorized TO guarantee
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Civil. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

The I.mii-d states: ''lNll S"rTl"" com
mission announces the following 'NHm-
iuatiun~ t. IT,. held IN tn" H'hr future.
ApT,liriii"u forms aud circular "i NJ
formation may L." s"Clr"'l from ~" >"r-
rotary nr tho board Of "i!il S"rNIr" "N-
anIIn. rs ~ the Local n"Sl"iti'". Ter
sons desiring inI"Tma ii"u "0n'"rnirS
these EXAMINATIONS should stat" IN thor
rr,Iunsi tn" exact iItlr nf I'll" rNhnlnH-
tinu y" given III tn" Inst. ais" the dat"
ON which Ia" examination VIII u" HELD.
The list follows: Trained nurS" tram
.i:rla canal SrrV Ir"(. Jun" IL: inr"'iI-
ra:ur IN grain d"ckarC tmal"). 3"."h"-
50 nm .Iu1Ic -. pr parat"r "f "ntunl"i-
orI,al charts Cmal"l. $l.tNh-SS,"o". Jun"
-. draft SIuan tm""hanicAl. marine ma
drtaib. (mAl"l. July :: tracer tmal"l.
Panama rrlal service. 1u'% :; lith"-
rrni,h~r tmHl"l. July .: shop 3rrr"ntlcc
truaI"r' IuiE 10: assistant inspector.
,hild. Labor division tmalr "nI i"inhI'N
$!"nu-&l.GSh. July 10: I'll" clerk male
aud f.,tunl"l. July 10: Junior hactrri"l-
nri~t ,rnalr and GHmalcl. S1.Ai0-Sla0o:
.Iuly l"-ll. special ngen: and research
assistant nnnl" and fcmalcl, $l.@nh-
July ll,l".
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A nerican
IA Casualties

NASNINGTOE Jun" 6.--ThirtT-iour
casualties in IN, American overseas
forces wcrn ammo ICED today by Tho var
dcra rlIncni. divided as follows, Seven
killed in action. tire" dird at wounds.
four Of disease. ihro" from accident.
twelve wounded severely. on" wounded
tdorrcc undetermined. thrc" w"urd"d
slightly and ono rrprrt"d ne missing IN
action.
Tho list Was ~ follows:
Killed III action: Cnrr"ra's -WllNiam
H. nrIany. Asa River street. Troy. y =.
William T.. lialrhr. ONuard. Fla. Iri-
va,cs- R"y Ii. Eaten u',aha. N"h.
Richard Ellis. .IanrSv!ll". Wis. charley
f. Kirby. Wapaptlln. Nc. cart ~ I'arr.
Nicholson. Pa. August S"hGSt"r. i"'
RrSph"rry street. Eric. Ia.
Died nf Wounds: Lieutenant y y.
Sag. Memphis. Tenn. CORPORAL san
ford T.. l:irhorn. Fillmore. Mimi. l'rrNat"
Archie SWARM H"rhcr, Sask. Tamlda.
Died Of Disease: r"rp"ral Carl II.
bartlett. Dundee. III. Private" James
r. Baker. Novinrcr. No.; Walter Green.
lInmcrvill". Ga: David Str"mh"rc.
SOL Rcrnham avenue. chicago. Ill.
ni~d "f A""iI"n,: WAGNER Walter
F.. Wilhelm W""dlnwn. y. Y Tr-
v:.tcs--Th"mas y. Frir'. N"vadn. No.
jewell E"lh I.aCranr'. Ga.
Wnunl"d Severely: l.r"mt"nAnts--
willard n Vim. CI"huru". TEX: H"r-
nard = W"lcrl Fan :h,rh'"n. y. Y:
Sergeant Charles j. .I"rruld. 80 North
Adams street. Peoria. III. rrj>a'""-
Victor r.. Earsfnlk. Grnr" city. MINI:
Soil r.. ralluhnn. Mimic. y. ~: Michael
Lar IA
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THOSE z WORDS
DOLLAR BACK
GAVE HIM FAITH
Henry Vandyke, Well known
Milk Dealer, Tells a Strik-
ING Wentworth Story.

! Nrrv-Worth Co. Before taking
! Ncrv-Worth. in fact ever since | was
II. had serious stomach trouble
{ Could not eat cabbage. turnips. corn
! cakes. nor many vegetables. except
with serious distress. When | saw
| that every Ncrv-Worth ad contained
! the words Your dollar back if the
itonic docs not help YOU" | conclud'
, cd that tho remedy must have real
{ merit. bought a bottle Of il. The
/ first bottle did me so much good that
/ | felt encouraged 10 believe it would
! euro my indigestion if kept on. So
/ | took Ncrv-WOrth until four bottles
had gotten in their work against my
trouble. and NOW AM CURED. |
can digest all those foods which gave
me so much distress. and can 80 TO
bed aid sleep like baby. Nerr-Worth
also has banishrd all my nervousness
and sleepleSsness. have taken all
kinds OF medicines. None gave the
satisfaction that Nerv.Worth has.
HENRY NANDIKE.
| Cambridge. O.. Route Q.
| Baer's Drug Store sells Nerv-Worth
| IN Wheeling. Your dollar back II
! this famous family tonic does not ben.
eft YOU.
Nery-Wnrth IS sold in Warwnod by
". f. Mcnamara; Fulton, by the
Fulton Pharmacy: Mingo Junction,
by Moore Bros; Martins Ferry:
Ralston & Parker; 81. Clairsville.
Patterson G. Sons; Barnesville:
Hilles Bros: Cameron. by Cameron
Drug Co.; Sistersville bye. r. DisQuc:
New Martinsvillc. by Hornbrook'S
Drug Store: Moundsvilio, j. II. Beam
! Drug Co.: Bridgeport, Solhy & Reed
! (nent Pharmacy: Bcllaire, Dank'
worth Bros; Paden City. Morgan
Bros: West Alexander. f X. Nc
| Conn: Edgnwood. The Fleetwood
! Pharmacy; Elm Grove, Ruins Phar'
macy: Renwood. Rcnwood Drug Co.;
/ McMechen, CAROLS Pharmacy.
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Your Greatest Asset

is your health. Without il no success
in any line is possible Modern bust
ness and industrial life tends Ia rapid.
" break down The bodily powers OF
resistance against the InrnadS Of dis
CASE and our manner Of lltr tend 10
drrangc The organs Of digestion
These ailments al first are iritIinc
and tho person thinks them Of small
consequence. but to allow them iG
run on nearly always results in per
mancnt Or serious injury I" the con
s1itulion. When the irunbl" * small
is he proper time to correct II. Re.
Gently there has been placed on The
market a preparation called jays Pep
sotone, which is uncQuallrd in The
treatment and correcting Of stomach
and liver troubles. Often just 4 sin.
Gle tablet will suffice Ia bring YOU
back 10 normal. and wh"n In" trouble"
is of Ion. standing a short course AZ
needed usually brings imn"dia1" and
lasting benefit. All druggists sell IT.
II contains no hahi, forming ar injl.
rIous drugs and promptly relieves all
distressing symptoms. Guaranteed &c
relieve or money refunded. Will not
purge, grippe or cause nausea ;'nC ar!
81. % at dealers. or $rnl direct bY The
Pcpsotonn Company. HUNTINGTON. W.
Va.
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Watkins, House & Hermann
I
New StratfOrd Hotel
Has Been Incorporated

Application was made to the Secretary
Of State. Houston Young. at Charleston
yesterday. by the incorporators OF the
new Stra,fnrd Springs hotel. for char
ter for the Stratford Springs Hotel
company. with capital stock amounting
to 100000. 1t is thought that a new
pleasure hotel will be erected over the
ruins OF the one which was destroyed
ny fire several months aSu. although
no statement has been issued BY any
Of the lncorporators. The ircorporasurs
arc John W. Adams. NJ T.. Bond. Harry
j.. Bond. ". s. Jones and c. K. Frazier.
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Princess. who nodded. and then he hand
cd tho letter to his eQuecry.
discovered that part OF my duties
was 70 act az 4 sort OF q companion 10
tho Princess. to whom she might unour-
dan herself Of her worries and troubles
were she SO minded.
What tho Princess trouble that night
vas | only learnt later on. II appears
that Frau Neincr. the widow or ia
varian army officer. who had been an
couerry 20 the Kaiser and an old friend
Of his, was coming II Frahurg as tho
guest OF The Prince and Princess Angus
&c Wilhelm.
A Cosby Quest.
Tho Princess knew Frau Meiner and
by no means liked her. She described
h.; 70 me later as a stupid old person.
who thnISh; Il great deal Of herself
Fra. N.insr arrived a, ErahurE about
a week la:ar 81" stayed ten days. l
cot On rather friendly terms with her
and must Sa% | found her Tathcr en-
PERTAINING sort * person.
She was Il most tremendous gossip
and told mo Il number Of stories ABOUT
ito German Royal family
Frau Nc,ncr told m. that the German
Fmprcss, though she pays great respect
70 Tho German Emperor in public by no
means stands 81 much III awe or him as
i, is generally thought she does in Ger
many.
Tho Katscr Apologies.
81 haze heard tn" Empress speak very
rlainly u the Emperor" said Frau
Noinar. On one occasion. / remember
when was staying at the Ncu"r PalaiS'
the Emperor hrouSh; two officers. "h"
had been luuching in the palace. into tn"
r.mnresscs houdoir after lunch to show
them u Painting there of Frederick the
Great.
,, After the officers had taken their de-
. ,,r,ur. tn. Empress went into the
Kaisers' writing room and said TO him
Won must no, bring your friends into
me bou,tnjr without my permission. |
ough, not tn have to tell YOU TINS L
WIS in ;n. Empress bouhh!r at tn" time
and heard the conversation between
them.
The Kaiser tried /" laugh the matter
off but the Empress kept repeating hcr
remark that tn" Kaiser ought not 70
have brought the officers to h"r room.
4, last the Kaiser got angry ana Ask"H
hcr what on earth she wanted him 10 az
about tho matter. ! want you TO apollo
r.xe fn- what you did said the Empress.
-rh. Kaiser exclaimed nonsense: ana
,,,.u. nut of his room. hu, IN the cnd
IN. had 10 apologize" I" III" Empress. l0r
She declared! lha, Sh' would remain n
nor own arartmcn,S until he did 80. and
si,, mean, what she said. cnn"iuucn
Frau McIncr.
urnutinucd Next rrldayO
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was drcssmaking - Paris when I
entered the Princess Ausustc Wilhelm
employ on Jul :. 1910.
The Princess stayed two days longer
in Paris after she enEa Scd me. and then
re went 10 rc,sdam together.
In the station in Paris we'll attired.
r;casant looking lady o. about thirty
years met the Princess. and they had a
chat together for ten minutes.
OF course il was not my business TO
say anything to the Princess about the
incident: but about ten minutes a'ter tho
train had started. when We had maor
ourselves comfortable in tie carriage.
ne PcinceSst herself volunteered some
information ahcu: the lady That rather
startled mo but was later 70 learn
tina. people N tho employ Of ''"rn!an
ROYALTIES r!~st rra,: strange i':"His and
hear many 0uesr things
Did you 80. that LADY MAS talking
70" ,he Princess asked me rather sud-
denly.
A Secret Service Agent.
Welt" con, inued the Princess. YOU
NAV SEQ that lady AGAIN. dars say
she may come to Berlin before long.
Tho Princess paused. and. then after a
few: minutes Sad-''She is Il rather pc
culiar person. and very clever. she Is IN
our secret service and Is engaged just
now on Sc;c" important work IN France.
She met lne at the station IN order 10
give rs :; letter for the Emperor. az
that was the safest and quickest way
she she could send it, Her real nam" Is
the Countess LeNcn"r. and the Emperor
thinks a great deal Of her.
Int
tess l.cffnrr and very Interesting
person found her /" be.
The Princess had three maids as per
soaal attendants I. as her dresser. was
- be her chief attendant. and had con-
:rol ot the maids. They had 10 address
mo as Miss NcvinE hui I called them
ny their Christian names.
We reached Pntshar at about midday.
The AusuStc Wilhrlms have What they
cal! I schInss. about NIL" from m"
Eeucr ralaiS. the residences Hf the I'm
rcr"r Th. srhioSS is rHaii! Suh$l"r'
tol villa with about thirt: acres OF
priTat" ground.
ON ,h.. afternoon my arrival the
ksi+"- rode over 10 Nrahurc. III" nam"
ot tho .AuEuste Wi!hclmS' residence.
with an cqu"rry. 7 Captain Sch"inhcrr.
Tho Princess went n;I' "n -" lawn I"
greet them. The window Of m? room
overlooked tho lawn. and l could hear
to ,aix below quite plainly.
II ha,c got 4 letter for You. sir. IAi'
tho Eai<or'S iau chicrS IN law addressed
him a* "S!r') SAID rho Princess. and she
handed h:m IN" letter sh" had been
give, 10y ~. Countess I.crcn"r. Tn"
t.npernr glanced At tkH envelope. said
something tia, I could not hear 70 thu
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Swimming Expert Here

Pr"f. George II. '"rSnE. Swimming
instructor # 'hr International commit
toe Of IN" y. ". {. i. Will h" at the To-
cal Y. VI. & y ra" all Of next week
whrr" M viii r.;t'h swimming ~ all
h.,vS over ten ;"ar" Of nG". Prof. Cor
san can TAX" anyone from the young
Supplc boy 10 ili', oldest stiff juintrh
nun in tho scr" and yellow leaf stage
and make human fish ui."f them i'll
= few lessons. Swimming ~ an art
which should h. praCticcd 10y everybody.
both from n1I athletic StanpniEl aud life
saving measure. II ~ healthy r"cr"a-
non and hody-huildcr from which the
natives Of the Pacific Islands ntialn
their place rs the most perfect built
specimens of manhood and w"manho"d
and were thu crawling infant IL as much
al home in the water As an land.
Prof. Corsan will teach all fnndamcn-
tai strokes tn tho beginners and to
those who can swim will teach fancy
diving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
Sour Stomach
Mi-c-Da Puts the Stomach IN Fine
Shape in Five Minutes.

If Your stomach - continuity KICK
ing up Il disturbance: You feel h'"a'c'i
aud Distressed: il ynu h"lch gas ann
sour food into The mouth. then you h".u
Mi-"-na Stomach Tablets.
Mi-u-na stomach tablets give instant
relief OF course. hut they do more; th"y
drive out The POISONOUS gases ihnt
,.ausc fermentation o. food and thor
nughIy clean. rcm"Eal' and strong th"h
ih.. stomach So that II can readily Hl-
UrSt food without artificial aId.
Ml-0-na stomach tablets ar" Suaran-
Iced to end indigestion. acut" or chronic
ar money hack. This means that n"r-
vnusncss. dizziness and hiiInusn"sS Will
disapp"ur druggists everywhere ana
L. IL Griest & Cor sell Ml-u-na.