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Quick Relief
for Eczema
San Cura Ointment is a Marvel
Gus Ointment for Many other
Distressing Ailments.

San Cura Ointment has cured many
cases Of itching, bleeding and protrud.
ins piles. 1t has drawn tho poison
from and completely healed runn'u;
sores and fever sores which ere so
old and chronic that everyone who
saw them considered them helpless:
San Cura Ointment is guaranteed
bv John Coleman Co.. and the l1oge-
Davis Drug Co., 10 do as stated above
and also to Danish letter, salt rheuni,
hollis. carbuncles, to heal ulcers, cuts,
burns. scalds, and bruises or money
back.
The same guarantee holds good TO:
chilblains, chappcd hands and face. SO
YOU risk not penny when you buy
lar for 80 or 81 cents.
For tender skin and TO secure . per.
feet complexion use San Cura Soap.
It's the best soap for babies too, as t
prevents contagion-25 cents. Thom1-
son Medical Co.. Titusville. Pa
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TAKING IT OUT ON
HELPLESS CAPTIVES

GENEVA. Switzerland. juno 9.--Eight
French soldiers, who ESCAPED from Camp
Nisburg. near Mannheim. and arrived
hero yesterday report that thcr" has
been increasing rig"r during thu las:
three months In the "rcprisal camps" III
Germany. The British troops parti"-
ularly arc suffering. while tho French
arc fairly VOL tr.a,"d.> TIL" treatment.
they declared. becomes more severe after
each air raid on the lthiu" towns. the
Germans hoping thus. an officer mem
Der Of the party said I" cause ccSsl-
ton of tn" allied raidS.
This officer added ;hat III" Germans
wcrr exposing tn" lives Of both allied
officers and mon Try r"uC'nIratila: teen
near ammunition factories iik"ly To b.
attacked. I:ut he added. w prefer L"
be killed by our own bombs rather than
give in. Let tn" raids continue
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American
IA Casualties

= " " n ~, orn,v
"ASal->" w. jun
casualty list to-day conlalaeo sowing
fo,,r names divided as follows.
i -. di.d Of wounds.
N'''eo 40 ,,6.a
D: cleo OF aHP'"o'e CIV
severely, As: woundcd. degrees tnoesel-
,,;,ed
o.<,. o,,a were.
o'''o''S ~.
Killed IN ac''on--l-'e"'S' '''''' -
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ANY time. any day. any or" inter
ested is welcome to WISH the Sterling
Products (Incorporat"d) PLAN. !, Is
always open to tho public. and VIC
will furnish guide IN show and ~.
plain everything. W. extend tAiS in
vitatiou because we believe on: Plant
is. operated on principle that Is wor-
thy of the favor and endorrmeEt Of
the public.
Our Bottling Department is oS7"-
cially interesting. Here tho work Is
done exclusively by an army II yoHn&
ladies, all dressed in neat uniforms
and caps. Up-'o,da;e machinery =
used. and the complete operation CT
filing. labelling. wrapping and finish
ing packages is accomplished in ~
almost incredible short space of riEi'.
A belt conveyor system Is used. anu
as the filled bottles travel along on
the belt. they are handled by dozen
or more young women, WHO each have
a certain part To pcrlorm-oG" cnrkS
the bottles. another dries them. an
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IS HE A TEArTORp


LONDON. Jun" 70. - TIL" man Put
nsl.u:c ~ IT, west coast Of Ireland
from t. mAn. suhr'ar'u" some tim"
aC.. .'hC is NOW a prisoner IN tn" Tower
Of i.rudun..lS Lane" corporal j. BOWL
inr. Of thr C"-lnaUE;it hangers. II was
IN ia" lInuSC If Commons to-
day hv james Il. MrI'h"rS"n. parliament
arv secretary L" TIA" war office.
Mr.. MCPHERSON sand h" believed the
rurnoral had h."u Il prisoner III Ter
many. VI" had been rrnund"d for trial
hy II court martial. charged with ">lun-
tarilr aiding or serving tho enemy. the
parliamentary secretary added.
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Rrie1s and Personals.

John Ward returned HON" yesterday
from Akron. o.. after visiting ms
brother for several days.
Thomas Wolcman. John Chaplnc. John
Rranncn and George MorninE"tar ar
rived home yesterday after Il trip Ia
New Martinsvillc in m AUTOMOBILES.
Howard Trimhl" Of Chicago. ILL.,. ~
the guest Of relatives on South Ma!n
street for several days.
DR.. s. Hall Young uf New York Wis
tho cues, of Rev T.. r. Moore. pastor
Of the Bcnwood NJ. j.. church. yeStcr-
day.
Fob North Of Stcubcnville is visiting
friends in South Ecnw"od for Il few
days.
The regular council meeting Will h."
held this evening in their rooms in tn"
city building. Tn" regular routine oil
business will he discussed.
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ST. CLAIRSV!LLE


In r" will Of Adam Ilnr"n. deceased.
WEI flied and notice ordered
In r. Joseph pavrl"k. order TO
change name I" Joseph ChraHrn.
In r. cstat" Of W. -. Palmer. de-
ceased. *. q. tn"prr appointed ad-
fnlnsIrat"r. Bond $l.i6n. with {. d.
Robinson and -. w. Cooper rs SurHti"s.
u. w. Cooper. administrator. ~. Fred
Wascr ct al. Petition I" sell real "s-
tate. ApNr&isCmrnt confirmed and pub
lie sale ordered.
In re- guardianship Of II. X. Aiicn.
Admiration for appointment OF guar
dian. Alias notice ordered
In re- estate Of r. NJ. Hunt. DECEASED.
Account filed and malice ordered.
In r. estate Of N"ah Il. earle. de-
ceased. Account filed and notice or
drr"d.
In re estate Of Anthony Joseph Leon
ard Deceased. .. II. Won Intel APP
roinIcd executor Thomas Coynr
Thomas llnwlry and Oswald SchlCk ap-
painted appraisers.
In /. will Of Anthony Joseph Leon
ard. deceased. Election of widow.
In r. estate of Sylvester I. Brown.
drccns"d Application /" fix collateral
Inheritance IAN. Tax determined and
ordered paid.
In r., estate nf Louis l.. Schrchlc. de-
ceased Inventory sled and approved.
In re- csla!" Of Samuel i"ho. de-
crascd Inventory filed and approved.
In r. "sIa;" uG Nd"iinc Y. Bruce. de-
ceased. Inventory flied and approved.
In r. Will at Narcissl Mrkrlvry. de-
ceased VIII admitted In probate.
In re Will "t John y. Morris. de-
ceased viii admitted I" probate. Clia-
lion ordered issued To widow IN make
election.
In re- guardianship Of Hazel +. Nor
RS 81 nj. minors. Charles w. Ming mp
pointed guardian. Bond $3.50. with
Mary. l.. Marty und james ~. King as
Surcli"s.
in re "stat" If Sylvester 6. BROWN.
deceased. Account tilrd and notice or
de e.-l
n r. estate Of Jonathan W. Norris.
deceased. Account filed and notice Or
d"rcd.
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AFTER THE SHIRKERS.

WASHINGTON. juno 1n.-A move to-
ward rounding up mon IF draft age IN
the army or navy crrtir" engaged III
clerical work who arc physically fit for
field service wHS started 10y The House
today in adoption nr Il resolution by Re-
preventative MAIDEN. Of Illinois. calling
ON the Secretaries "f War AMI Navy :"
inform Ia" House a. Ia the nulnbc. "i
mau engaged in non-Cnnhatant work
who hav.. boon given deferred Classifi-
caIinn,. Representative Madden said his
uurposr waS 70 crldcHvur to nui such
men into active field service Hnf g
civ, the clerical or other non-"tmhatant
work to those unable To pass physical
tests.
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JOB FOR NEWSPAPER MAN

WASHINGTON. Jun" lG.-l.r" Reilly
former manager Of III" ThiriEn Herald.
today becomes n'ral director of th,
news division ""E!mlti"" "n public. in
furmur!"n and will have supervision Uf
thu, preparation ami distribution OF The
committees news announcements. Mr..
Reilly succeeds !. W Nr'"itauGh"N.
who goes la Central America On SIrrlnl
work for III" crmmtir"s which has /"
do with Developing Tia" flow of .Nrn"ri-
can news [" that Part az the continent.
Most uf it will be transmitted 10y wire
less. Plans have not been fully worked
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-11
AGAINST
Toledo BEE SUSTAINED

WASHINGTON. Jun" 1o.-Fedcral
our, dccr.cs prohibiting newspapers
from publishing articles held 70 cmbar-
ross the administration IF justice. Al
though not acts COMMITTED within the
nr.e.acc o. tho courts. were sustained
to-day hv. tho Supreme court III uphold
ing Judgment against tn" Toledo E"wS-
pan.r company. publisher. and y D.
Cochran. ,ditor-in-"hjcf Of the Toledo.
y \.,v-s-Eoe, for contempt oc court.
Justices Holmes AMI brandriS dis
ecn,cd. Justices Day and Clarke. both
rom Ohio. took n" par, in the decision.
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. WASHINGTON, June 1o.-A summary

WASHINGTON. June lo.--t summary
given Oh; today y; marin" corps head
Quarters shows Il total Of * deaths IN
r,ar.uc corps III Franc" from The time
tL. fotr"S landed until IN" day tbe dis
rltcir WIS S"a;. The number - wound
~ WIS 39i. 0ua nlaR was reported
missing and onc = pr!s"u.'r. l. WIS not
believed tn" reorganization covered any
al tn" very recent ti%hi!n% ~ wh!ch me
marines have been engaged.
Tho figures as announced follow:
Deaths: Killed i: action -: dicd OF
wounds received III action 81: died OK
disease l.: accjd"nI:tllv killed =: died "t
sit Inflicted wounds :: total deaths IS.
Wounded: Seriously wounded in action
-: Slieh,iv wounded in action SIS: total
.rnunisd %96.
IN hands nt the cncmy one. missing
one
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Sunshine Guh

4 lawn fetc will be given Saturday
evening by the members Of tho st. Mat
Ihcw's Lutheran Sunshine club Of the
church. 1t will b. held on Main. near
Fourth street, in tho church yard. Ice
cream. sandwiches. coffee, pop and other
..atiblcs will be sold. The proceeds
will go toward tn" tennis court which
they ara erecting for themselves. Every
one is cordially invited 10 attend
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No Trace Yet.

As vet no trace has been found of
Guy e. usher, who was named in III"
American casualt.- list Sunday. and The
place OF rceidcucc as Ecnwn"d. W. Va.
Local postal authorities know nothing
Of tho man. although there ar" several
letters in the post office awaiting him.
/, is thought the man WIS working ~
orc Of the local mills when nc enlisted
and gave this place rs his residence.
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Missionary Society.

The Ladies Missionary society or the
Ecnwood NJ. l.. church will hold their
REGULAR business meeting this evening.
in til" business rooms Of the church
Ate Il short business meeting l'r. ;.
Hall Young. the noted Nc~ York divine"
who has been in Alaska for several
years. will al Ir"sS the members (.
the missionary SUBJECT All members
arc. requested to 30 PRESENT
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Commencement Ezcrcises.

The commencement exercises or inc
ST Johns school Will h" held tins rfrh-
ing in III" auditorium "i tn" school at
:. 81 r'vluck. y good program mas hccn
arranged for th" evening. IN" loil"W-
in:, arr tknS" who will graduate: John
, Walter Lander Louis Joseph Murray.
Thnlas Patrick brennan. Mary Bcrnar-
,i,.,Ir Higgins Loretta Veronica Burke.
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Tho several local members Of the
Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Veteran EN-
nlcve's association will attend the Sp"-
cial meeting which has been called for
r,hurs,lay evening. Business Of i'm
ro-tancc is to tc taken up ard every
member has been notified 10 attend.
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E1n0'S Horald.

Tomorrow an all-day session OF n"
Kings Herald Red Cross society OF the
Eenwood VI. L. church Will be held IN
the Red Cross room in the city build
ing. The Indies will devote their time
10 sewing and knitting for the soldiers
in thc trenches. The members ar" re-
1ucstcd TO be present At o'clock.
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Marines Casualties.

WASHINGTON. Junr 1n.-Thrce men
killed III ac;inu wcr" reported in today 5
marine corps casualties list. They wcr"
Sergeant LOUIS =. llNln". Vallejo. Ea!.
Priv;,;" Lc" Icy Todd. Concord. ia.
Ju,, Mckinley E!"ck. III Grange. G;L-
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1.adies, Aid Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Rrnwnnd NJ.
f.. church. will hold its weekly meeting
This evening in the assembly rooms OF
thr church. Tho evening Will he de-
voted in the usual way. sowing and knit
ting for the benefit ii the church.
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Some StSrm.

The hcav! electrical storm which
swept the Ohio valley yesterday did
little damage - other than tearing up
many of the wal gardens Of the town
\ tree was struck by lightning ut 1ogEs
Fun. but no one was hurt
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Sure.

THAT sporty looking bird was try
ing 10 tell me that h" mikes IN inc
bcst society in this town." said Smith.
well, he's right replied jones'
"Ilc is the bartender at the Country
club"
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FREE LICKED DAY

II your address appears today
in the A. 3. C. Buyers Guide call
at The InteIligenccr office and re.
ceive S. ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
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1854 .imbl"r. both OF l.;,mi7a
Th"maS II. Irwin and Mamie VI. HUI,
both ul Martins Ferry.
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MORE PROPAGANDA

This is the time for work. Raise
all the food you can and what you
can't cat can. The National War Chr
den Commission, Washington, will
send you free canning book for
two-cent stamp for postage.
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Eut the worst Of it is the other two
fellows left the dead hogs in the hills:
am getting along all right and you
may tell this 10 my uncle when you SEC
him. Give my regards to everybody /
know.
Yours truly.
IOlIN N I1TTLETON.
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Marriage Licenses.
George Haitian Hall and Erna CLAIR
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TABLE LAMPS

Enwhrrc else will you find more
comprehensive display of Gas ana
Electric Lamps than a. orr store
You will find n splendid variety
hero to chus" from in. every con-
cciyahIn style color and finish. nj
prices ranging upwards from. .S5.25
First floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
RELIGIOUS
VIEWS AND INVEST
IN SAVINGS STAMPS
Belonging to Organization Which
Opposes War Is No Reason Why
You Should Decline to Aid Gov
eminent in Crisis.


&c., eoe"r''o"o1'e 70 I's HrsA'o
~ gu.
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t,,r,. #, ,n, rr,r,,, ~ ,-.I.,,,,- h.,
, r.ii,t.us -r,,rn,,i., u.n,.h .,.,...,
v,r a.. r,,I,..t,~ 100, a.. 49, ..,i
,ur "a, tho r,., .rr., u-y.p,.ti,r .,,-
Mo-.
.,.
w.
,
,u.
~ "'
a.
~ ~ Wv
w.,
a.,
- 80, - IN
~ - ..t ,+
."' '"'' ''
tho w,i,r.r. Permit Boa. to ..frr,.,
that am, other cnur., bs 30 nuI,
lukcWarm Indifference. In the present
situation i- giving aid and comfort '
th" enemy iu l ur11tIEr bur Very ,f-
f"ctNo way.
The principal uutuer --.rr " ir..
government Is rI1rrt,, 90 political
.ud religions liberty Goo every ..t.z.r.
and c,,r citizen f.. pru.,.t,r IutIt 3D.
the privilege, of Uurshipp.uu cod a,
curdinr 90 hl. views. and On, dictate.
Of his conscience Ever, member of
the pout,,o-t,I NlzitrU, plurrD u.
been protected boz hi. person and pf....
crty hy ,hI. government and .. con.
stitutiou and laws. aud submit th.t
each owe. to the government that .hu.
protect, him his undivided uuWav,r.
ing suppnrt I'm It's titanic uuupr "a.
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DIVISION TO ASSURE
PRIORITY OF DELIVERY
is ESTABLISHED TODAY

Washington. April --CroJ .on uf o
requirements division winch viii cs-
,aul,sh priority Of delivery 100 rEw ana
manufactured War materials WIS an.
uouuc,d today D., DO WA ind istrl"-
board The division Va eliminate
competition Jmou government de.
ptrtmeuts IN o|htainiuE supplies
\ price fixing program clps,IN ale
ll,t win the prloriuc> arrangement,
soon 20 be put nto effect, Coutvm-
plates the organization 90 committees
tp pass ON price, consisting of m,m-
hers 81 the war industries board no
are directly charged with the study
of raw materials aud mtuuftcturri
products. a labor representative. the
chairman Of the federal trade com
mission. the chairman uf b tariff
commission and the fuel ddmiuis,rt-
tor.
Tho new priori'cs agency VIII He
headed hy Alexander L,ggc. pihcr
members already named are Judge T..
q. Parker, prluriti"s, George y Poet.
finished products i l. Neploglc stee'
Director clifford council of national
defense and con George II. Estes, war
department.
Government agencies whose require
ments Will Doe c~u-urdiuated los the di-
vision include the army and navy the
shipping board and the railroad. fuel
ANA food administrations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Chain Letters Are
Violation of Law;
Should Be Stopped

sFrctAl cossrsroHuCscr 70 Tea hCHAtp
Ia las Vegas. y, NJ, April g.
chain letters which have been circu-
lated In Sew Mexico, NJ well Hs
throughout he country, in behalf of
the war savings stamp campaign are
against the postal regulations and
should he discontinued. according 20
an announcement by the war savings
headquarters here today As nearly as
can be learned tho chain letter started
Ia New York cry. II WIS without
authority OF the national war savings
committee which has announced that
IL should he stopped az once.
Chairman iiuIIrtt Reynolds Of the
New Mexico committee suggested to-
day hat viii" those In Sew Mexico
who have Forwarded the chain in this
state have certainly lone so with tn"
best of motives tnd without knowl-
hat u Be- % violation uf postal
regulations, should stop the chain ct-
fort az once. u Ig requested that any
one receiving these war savings chain
letters disregard them ana discon-
tiuuc their further circulation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
JUDGE OF DALLAS CO.,
MISSOURI, COURT IS
ORDERED 70 PRISON
j. S. Evans Must Remain in Jail
Until He 0beys judicial Man.
date TO Order Tax Levy to Meet
Old r. r Bond Judgments.

Springfield. Mo April 2-Judpp
Nrba $ Van N|aIkonburgh in thc fed
'ral court here to-day ordered Judge
j $ Evans, % member OF the county
court Of Dallas county Missouri. cpn.
fined To- The jackson county jail UNI
90 such time as be gives assurance
that Boz. viii uacS the mandate of the
count and order "a las levy iu Dallas
county Geo create "a fund to meet the
Old railroad bond judgements.
Judge Eyaus was arrested when a
force of United States deputy matsh-
ais made % dash into Dallas county
early l-st saturday morning lie was
charged with contempt for Ignoring
tho order tu make the levy.
The defense of Judge Evans in court
today WIS that hc stood between
"luyc for the citizens cot the county
and duty 100 obcyiug the federal court
order and chose 90 STAND by the pso-
Pile After Judgment Of the count
Was passed attorney for the defendant
filed 10 Wri. cot error and appealed 60
the United States appellate cuuf
Bond of Sl".ouU was furnished
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Stockman Stays
One Of Employees
in Self-defense
ssre,A, eonRrsrospr"er 70 r"G srs'50

SPECIAL co-RRrsroHprHcE 70 THE HrRALp
East Las Vegas. y. NJ, April -
u. Lcatherwood, a prominent stock
mar 81 the shoemaker district, shot
and killed Anselino Gonzales. an en-
ploye Of his ranch. sunday evening
GONZALES lived until yesterday morn
ing, having been brought 20 Las We
gas for medical treatment. lie was
taken TO St. Anthony's whore he pass
ed away AT 6 o'clock
Gonzales had spent the dag I'm Wat
rous. where he had gone tu attend
the christening Of one Of his children.
when he returned to the ranch ne
was under e. influence ~ liquor. .
was said. and started "a quarrel with
LeAtherwood. FINALLY rushing AT him,
accordiu gto LcntherWood's story
shouting that he was going 10 XII
him. I4eatherwood who Is "a fran
man. pulled Dis sun and fired two
shots. one took effect on Gonzales
abdomen and the other hit him M tho
back Of the loft shoulder.
Lea. hervood came 60 town vester-
day 90 give himself no. hut AZ both
district ATTORNEYS are out of town. mo-
thing has been done. Leatherwood
mas retained " g. Hayden ga defend
h.m.
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SCOLD. MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD IS
BILIOUS. FEVER|SH
I.oOk az tongue. II coated, clean sttlc
stomach. liver.



Don't scold your frrtful uccyish
child Ncc il tongue ls coated, thI. BE-
"a sure sign its little stomach liver
and bowels are cloggcd with suru
waste.
when l~istlcss pale, frycrish tuIl of
cold, breath bad, throat sore do'sn &
eat. sleep OF act naturally, has stom
uchcachc, indigestion, diarrhooa. give
o. ~t~lspoonrul Of california syrup ot
Figs. ana in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile ami -trrmcuting
food passes ont OF the howtls and
you have "A we'll and playful child
again. children love this harmless
fruit laxative ana mothers can rogt
easy after giving ID, bocnusc % mover
falls to make their !ittlc "iusidrs
clean and sweet.
Keep 10 handy, Mother A little Civ
On today aiyns "A sick ohili tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist for "A hsttIc ~ ''aliforniu syrup
of Figs which has directions Tor
babies. children oi an ago and tur
EroWn-ups plainly on the hoil" no.
member There are couuterieitG sold
here. SO surely look and see that yours
IL made by the california FIX syrup
COMPANY Hand hack with contempt
any Other rE .>rlp
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support Of every dollar he is able Co
produce and spare from HE supp"r,
Of bimsolf and family ANY man who
hus throughout his life cn1uNcd 'h"
blessings conferred upon every Amer
lean citizen by the henoflciepf Jaws
aud institutions of this country. WHO
does not openly declare himself Hui
stand shoulder tu shoulder with o-
cry other loyal citizen. mo- matter io
what church he belongs or whether
ne IS Identified actively with auN
church or not. docs not deserve the
protection Of the mws under WHICH Doe
has thrt,,n Ito deserves Goo b"rumo
the political slave uf tho uUfNtTt'.c
uuspoukahlr Hun Of the luukots Wh"
would rule the world and who VIII
puslIyc every one who shall oppose
them II America does not win this
war cannot believe that Your pcn-
pie have looked this situation square
iy Goo thv face chs" they would s", the
truth as 10 has been seen hy tho 80 A.
majority pf their fellow citi2sns who
ur" .h"orfuliy accepting the stctiI ,
Imposed upon them Dos this Wtf which
De- eu cmiucntly 90 var OF rirht do.
Tending against might aud which
must ba won by the right else 90
lamp OF political and religious lIb,r..
will be eNtingulshed Tor ccuturfns ID.
come D. tho pcupl" OF this oouufr
and their ullicd op-nghters again
|1utucracy that knows mo- rIrht hu'
might will Doe vusl.tycd for on,IIuH
centuries