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The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23
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intendent may be honest and con-
scientious? We do not understand
that charges have ever been made
against nis honesty and workings
of conscience. He may have all
along been acting in accordance
with his ideas of honesty and con-
scientiousness, in other words true
to his own purposes and to- his
own JUDGMENT but the Chippewas
have ever. distrusted his honesty
toward them and have never be
lieved in that code of morals which
satisfies his conscience. g..
The Indian Office has always
upheld him and thus distrust has
passed on to this office.
1t refused for one thing to per-
NIT a congressional investigation,
prefering to send a man whose
sympathy ever has lain with the
Office and whose antagonistn has
been directed always against the
progressive Indian. party in Min
nesota. ts@s' >rs..' ',~~ :. - '.@.. ~.
Mr.. Linnen's hatred began years
ago when in association with Mr..
Moorhead he visited reservations
in the interest of q clique whose
thoughts upon things smack of the
period of the cave man. -
Messrs LINEN and Moorhead at
the Graham investigation saved
the bacon Of Mr.. Howard then
superintendent, even though they
knew Mr.. Howard was dishonest
enough to appropriate to his own
use fuel belonging to the Indians.
Mr.. Linnen's idea of honesty
then was that Mr.. Howard was
justified because his salary was
small, though that salary in
amount exceeded any salary he
had ever before received.
Supt. Hinton never has been
charged with any such appropria
tion by self as was Mr.. Howard,
aud we cite Mr.. Towards case
only as An instance to, reveal Mr..
Linnen' . easy 'cohscience" anent
the commandment Thou Shalt Not
Steal. -. 81 :, %,1= ~
TO him crimina|ity is measurable
by the state of a supposed need
induced by the small annual pay
Of an official. Mr., 'LiDnen's logic
pushed to the limit would close
the doors Of prisons and excuse
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23

any criminal disregarding the laws
of mine and thine. But the In
dian Office awakened one day to
the error of paying a salary to
Mr.. Howard out of Chippewa
funds and invited this gentleman
to resign. @
This was due no doubt to. the
pressure brought upon the Office
to act upon the report of Mr..
Holcombe. -.
1t seems that the Indian Office
has promised to the Congressional
Indian Committee ''early action
to remedy unsatisfactory condi
tions at White Earth. This means
of course that Mr.. Llnnen's reco-
mendations will be acted upon and
Mr.. Hinton requested to seek
another peg on which to hang bis
hat than the one located in the
White Earth agency Office.
Mr., LINENS report, while ii
refers in several instances to Mr..
Six, does not recommend hissre
movaI, but by al rights he siaonld
also be requested to retire from
the old haunts, for to the people
he is as much persona non grata -
as Mr.. Hinton. The Chippewas
can spare him and will not bemoan
his absence from the reservation.
The King and Jack can be
spared from the deck of White
Earth affairs. Mr.. Six has ability
and should be able to fit in some
whore to his own pecuniary adj
vantage. szz~.
Mr.. Linnen says THE condi-
tons ameng the Chippewas are not
as bad as represented by them
selves" Had the Indians believed
an Indian Office investigator would
have acted fairly they would have
appeared al. the various meetings
and substantiated their, charges.
They did not so believe and re-.
Trained from attendance, but even
at that Mr.. LINEN was compelled
against his own will to make his
declarations and thus himself veri-
fy the cause of complaint.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Hinton will
soon look his last upon White
Earth's landscapes and the COM
Portable agents house and the
Office over which he presided like
q petty autocrat.
Gentlemen of the delegation
keep up your activities. "a
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, % they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There -
only one way to cure catattnai
Catarrhal Deafness lis caused BY an In
famed condition Of the mucous. lining Of
the Eustachien Tube. When this tube 10
perfect hearing. and when It Is entirely
closed, Deafness u the result. Unless the
restored to Its normal condition. hearing
Will be DESTROYED forever. Many cases OF
an infamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. tEr ~ .a -:
, We will give One, Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
culars free. All Druggists. TIC.
~ r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23
E|enola Mary 4. Beauieu|..

I'OIUlu WuI /" UOuuuOu
Elenora Mary n. Beaulieu, sec
ond daughter of, Theodore H. and
Julia E. Beaulieu, died at St.
Mary's hospital, Minneapolis, Sat-
urday evening, Jan. IS, 1919. Her
death was due to bronchial pnen-
monia, fastened by inflammation of
the heart. $s .G,.f 35.s E>g2 !
Last September Miss Beaulieu
was recommended for apprentice
ia war work nurse service at the
National hospital, Washington, D..
!. c., by Hon. F. B. Kellogg, U. S.
Senator, and'Hon. II. STEVENSON,
Congressman, 9th District, but it
was afterwards concluded it were
best to take her preliminary train
ing3at St. Mary's hospital. On
Saturday the 18th inst she con
tracted slight cold which SOON
developed into pneumonia. On
Monday her father was called by
message to come at once, and ar
rived at her bedside Tuesday
morning. Her brother, Clarence,
who is employed in the State
Railroad and Warehouse service
was in attendance. Everything
that medical skill, nurse service
and loving hands could do was
employed night and day but moth
ing could arrest the cruel ravages
of the insideous disease and Satur-
day evening at 2O1 minutes past
Z her valient fight against the re-
leptless enemy ceased, and her
sweet spirit, answered the loving
call of the Savior. <5# ~
ELLA" Beaulieu as she was more
Familiarity known, was born at
White Earth, Minnesota, May
LIST, 1889, and was a, young
woman Of exceptional natural en-
dowments; most lovable nature;
amiab!e and endearing, her loving
solicitude especially for her aged
parents and Immediate members of
her family was Incompatible. She
was q charter member of the White
Earth Auxiliary Red Cross branch
and previous 70 her departure to
take course in war work nurse.
training, was most active and
energetic worker in " al relief;
Besides her parents she leaves
one sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Dahl, Of
Seattle, Wash; two brotheys,
Clarence r., employed in the
State Warehouse service at Min
.neapolis; and Attorney F. D..
sBeaulieu, of this village, and host
OF friends to mourn her early
demise. .....:.l. ~ VIZ II
I The funeral took place on Tues
day morning from st. Benedict's
Catholic church here, and in honor
of the fact that she had enlisted in
the nurse service to do war work
the pail bearers were composed ~
six members of White Earth's re.
turned soldier boys, boyhood
friends Of the deceased. ~.
Rev. Father Aloysius, in bis re
marks at the obsequies, paid this
beautifultribute to the deceased:
"She was as pure as the beautiful.
roses on her coffin; she was an
honor to her church, to the parish
and the community .5.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23

:: LOST-One female Russian
Wolf Hound, color white. Finder
notify e. F. johnson, Waubun,
Mimi, and receive reward.
THE ToMAHAwK failed to make
note Of the arrival of q baby girl
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G.
Martin on Dec. 4th. N Il
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23
! CARD or THANKS.

To the many kind friends who
50 Loyalty extended their aid and
sympathy in our late bereavement,
the death Of our beloved daughter,
we wish to offer our most sincere
thanks. .[
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. III. Beaulieu.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-23
PAY your subscription.

s PAY your subscription.
Ex-Supt. Howard was an agency
caller during the week.
Geo. Fox, Of Detroit. was a
White Earth visitor the latter part
of last week. IS - !,
Mrs. Frank Warren, of Ogema,
died at the hospital here last
Thursday morning of pneumonia.
Mrs. Warren, who was formerly
Miss Maude Bonness, had been
sick but short time, but when
her. condition became serious she
was removed to the hospital here.
everything that medical skill and
care could do proved Of no avail,
she grew gradually weaker until
ut an early hour Thursday morn
ing she passed away,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
SPOLECENSKE STREDY MA
HASICSKYCH STANICfCH.

Ponevadz v nasem ha3icstvu
zavedena byla osmihodinova
doba pracovni a muzst,o ma
svych stanicich vic prespavati
nemusi, dotcene hasicske mist
nosti stanou Sc svemu soused-
stvl jakymisi spolecenskymi
stredy. Bude podobrnych stredu
ma hasicskych stanicich 35 Gel
KEN. Riditel Spro3ty k tomu do
dava, ze nyni nepotfebna ha-
sicska lGzka budou mestsk6
Welfare nocleharne darovana.
Osmihodinova doba pracovni
ma pozarnich stanicich Sc pry
OSvedGuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

FEDERACE pr (
CE PROTI BOLSEVISMU.

Washington, ID. C.. - Ameri
cka Federace Prace Sc svymi
100000 cleny zahaji V brzku
vytrvaly BOZ proti bolsevismu,
|. w. w. agitatordm, anarchii
a vse.n podobnym nezodpoved
,nym slam, majlcim "a ell vyvo
lati revoluci v teto zemi. KAN
pan pr0ti temto radikdllm Bly,
la il mastinena a taktika, die
miz ma byti postupovano, bude
,ujednana vddci Federace pre-
sidentem Compressor We vyroc
nj konvenci, jez poradana bu-
de v Atlantic City pocfnaje PRIV
MIN pondslkem v cervnu.
Hugh Fray me, generalni orga-
nisator Americk6 Federace
Prace, jest presvedcen, ze kon
vence schvalf plany organisace
a ddkazy pfedlozeny budou
vddcum, re nebezpeci jest vet.
81, nez vseobecn6 jest uzna-
,vano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
WS,S Wl''', S! [W!Ss
PREJET AUTEM.

Ma nadvori Erie drahy "a
m6jtnany zelezniGni zfizenec
Ed. Uhlir, 1914 Hyde Ave. "a
sazen byl vcera nakladnim au-
tomobilem jist6ho dovoznika a
prava noha mu vazne poran6-
ma, takze unused byt do Grace
nemocnice ambulance dopra-
ven lekari sc obavaji, ze snad
cast poran6neho udu musi byti
amputovana. Nest6sli prihodi-
10 Sc biz trait ma Scranton Rd.
a zap. 3 ulice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
DELOSTRELCI v NASEM
MESTE.
(Dokonceni ze strany prvni.)

vrati sc nasi hosi op6t v pine
zbroji i ocelovymi Eelmice nj
ma hlavach, kter6zto helmice
pfivezou 81 pozdeii dom1 jako
urominku ma bitgv w rrancii
Y kterezto valecne akci oba nd
Sc regimenty byly 15 chi uhr-
mem.
Nase deiostrelecka oddly
jsme tudiz vcera skvele uvita-
Ii a brzy budem vitati iint Gle
velandske vojsko.
Prvni ma programu budou "a
kopnlci cd 112 pluku, kteri Wy
jedou 2 tabora Stuart Ultra a
do Clevelandu priiedou V pom
deli.
Lakeside lazaretni druzstvo
vyjede New Yorku V pond6li
rano a sem pfijedc V utery We.
Ger.
l45 PEST p!uk, byvaly paty
lmIicni pluk clevelandsky, w.
jede New Yorku pfisti tyden
den priieZdu neni ale dosuG
Znam.
332 pluk vylosovanych Gle.
velandskych pesich z Ttalie sc
vraceiici pfipluje do New Yor
ku II. dubna a bude V Cleve
landu paradovat o tyden po
Zdeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
OBNOVENf RYBARSKE
SEZONY.

Ohio Fishing klub ma oslavu
Zahajenl rybarsk6ho obdobi II
spofada Ultra V Besidkach Ma.
rodni sine ma Broadway sou
krOmou zabavu ku kterez II.
skana byla kapela sdruzenych
hudebnlku "a rizeni p. Mari.
ka; Zacatek bude V 1880 no.
din vecer. Poradajici vybor pc
sqaral Sc o vse nutne a pone
vadz vsecky dosavadni podni
ky nasich rybaf.u byly zdaren
provazeny, mono i ma zitrejsl
|Zdar sm6le pocitati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Wss!s:.l MyS!sl My!s
VYPOMOCNY SPOLEK MA
KARLfNE.

Ma naSem KarlinG Zakladan
jest pritomn6 novy vypomocny
a stavebni spolek Il n6hoz "a
$4,000 dilcu bylo jiz upsano E
kteremu predpovida Sc slibna
budoucno5t, ponevadz dotyc-
neho podniku ujali sc krajani
vazni schopni. Dilce mohou
by,i zabrany u PIP. j. j. Jiry
1900 Fleet Ave-, Jira Bratfi
1902 Fleet Ave. a Vacl. Krej
tiho, 44l8 Bridgeview Ave. ve
Washington parku, kde rovn6i
dA,si instrukce budou poskyt
nuty.
Vzhledem ku zajmu jaky 1
financni nejnovejsi cesky pod
mix ma Karline dosud Sc jevi
lie predvidati velky uspech
brzke zmohutneni instituce
prav6 organisovane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
WZSsIss]l WZsIs]l WSs,sl ,Wg,!.Ss,sl
CEPICkOVOU ZABAVU

usporadaji zHra V sini Kdnen
skeho ma vych. 13l ul. spojen,
damske sbory V Mt. Pleasan
"a niz sest cepicek jako pre-
mie bude rozdano. Spolecn.
vybor ziskal ku veGirku orche.
tr slet. Elisky Hrube a vubet
pricinil Sc ably zabava zname
mite, ku vseobecnemu uspoko
jeni dopadla. Odporutuiem tt
diz, zitreiSi podnik nasich dan
V Mt. Pleasant.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

PRODAM diva loty, jeden ma
f. 1876 ul. z Union, je 40 pri
200 str. a druhy ma E. 1873 ul.
z Miles Ave-, je 40 pri 14O str.
Vezmu tez Bondy Svobody.
Haste sc v {. 3458 E. 1O3 ul.
q Union. At
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

PRODA Sc samohraci piano,
dplne zachovale, bench a role
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc v (. 1901
Storer Ave., prvni poschodi, po
6 hOdin9 veCer a V ned6li do q
hod. odpoledne.
A7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
W.Ss [WsS!l
HRABE TOLSTOJ v CITY
kLUBU.

Hrab6 lila Tolstoj, SYN slav
meho ruskeho spi6ovatele a fl
losOfa, bude Ultra reGnit V City
klubu o stavajicich pom9rech
ma Rusi a to ma namet "Ruska
tragedie a Tolstoiovo posel-
stvi'. Mlady Tolstoj byl sem
pozvan nekterymi vynika iicimi
ruskymi prlElu5niky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
SMRT POD KAROU.

Ma St. Clair Ave-, biz vych.
45 ulici prisel vcera o zivot pa
desatilety John j. O'Donnell,
3216 Montclair Ave.
O'Donnell special k dolcn-
nimu m6stu, ably neZmeskal
pruvod vojensky. Kracel po st.
Clair Ave. a ma As ul. chtel pre-
krocit trakcni trat. Nevsiml 81,
re "a MIN jede kara a padl pod
prednf jeji kola, kteraz trup je
no v pull rozmackala, takZe O.
Donnellova smrt byla okamzi-
ia. Nestesti udalo Sc We chvili,
kdy Y tovaren Cleveland Hard
ware Co., sta delnika k parade
Evypochodovalo. D6lnici ii mad
!zvedli neblahou karu, nace2
rozdrcene telo zabiteho bylc
|vyprosteno a do marnice po.
IslAnO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Spolek Starych
Ceskych OsadnkGl

kons pravidelnou schlzi pristi
nedsli dne 6. dubna odpoledne
v Ceske Narodni Sini. Prijdte
vsichni porokovat o ddlezitych
y nyn9jsi dobs zalezitostech We
prospsch spolku a tez ma Sc u
jednat, bude-li Sc letos porada
ii vyro6ni Majovy pies ku osla-
We Ceskych Matek. Po vycer.
pani jednaciho programu pri-
chystal zabavni vybor fizne OBJ
cerstveni a chutne zakusky, by
pritomni clenovs pri veselem
pobaveni a dobre nalads napo-
sledy pri sklenici piva a vzpo-
minkich ma d&vno zasla leta v
pratelskem rozhovo~u ztravii
nedslni odpoledne, nebof ma
sledkem zavedeni prohibice Sc
uz vice pivo v Clevelande po
26. - kvStnu pitt nebude.
Upozornete ma tuto schIzi
Vaseho souseda. Pan Sakryd
promluvi o starych zlatych ca
sech. v nadSji ma spolecne a
hromadne Sc sejiti ma schIzi
starych nasich osadniki Sc test
NJ. ZEMAN, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
BONDY VfTEZSTVf MA s
MESfcNf SPLATKY.

Podminky splatek move vi
tezne pdjcky svobody ozname-
ny taiemnikem pokladny Glas-
sem. Deset proceat 1pisd tnusi
byti pr..ozeno Sc zadoSi vtet-
ne do 10. kv6tna, dalSich 10
procent vcetne do Is. cervence
a dalsi ctyri nasledujicl splat-
ky pc 20 proc. vzdy vcetne do
l2. srpna, 8. zari, Z. rijna a H..
listopadu. Nahromad6my 1rok
ma povolene splatky musi byti
pri posledni splatcc zaplacen.
Pine zaplaceni niue byi u
cineno die prani 20. kvetna me-
DO pri kteremkoli datu splatky
IS nahromad6nym 1rokem.
Podminky ctvrt6 pdjcky svo
body povolovaly splatky pou.
re ctyri mesice, vsak banky,
'jez upsaly sta milliond dollara,
dovolily pax samy sNaceni upi
,3ovatelum dobu deslti meslc6.
PodotMe prodlouzenl spla.
tick teto pIlcce ina byti vzpru
hou upisovatelGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
SBfRKA
milodarI We prospsch no
rokI stare Ceske starenky.
pi. Barbory Filipove, bytem
vcis. 5000 House Ave.

Pi. Frantiska Minafikova
1925 vych. Sc P!. ...... $1.OO
st. Chayvat, 4o7O st. Del
ley Ave. 200
Josef Kozak a Josefina
Kozak, 1904 E. 1O6 ul. 200
Jos. Valenter, 4319 Mar
tin Ave. 100
Damska Beseda Ceske
Narodni Sini (sbirka) 500
Rodina Erhard, 1867 f.
49 st. ................ :. 800
Jan Skruzny, 1886 vych.
1873 ulice 100
JAIN Poskocil, 1886 vych.
1873 ulice ............. 100
Dne 4. dubna sc naleza v
adm. "Sv6ta" $1,000
Dalsl prispevky Sc prijimajf.
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WSSl n s WSs] !, =; s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-22
To Be Free Of Indigestion Contributes
Wonderfully to the Happiness Of
Home Life.

enjoyment when there isn't a dyspep-
tic ink among them. or course. q case
Of dyspepsia or daily Indigestion must
be looked after. But it Is far more to
tho point to prevent as we'll as to treat
sour stomach, belching, water brash,
ETC., by such valuable means as Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. Coddling the
stomach with soft food and predigest-
ed stun merely invites sluggishness.
Eat your little pork sausages for
breakfast without fears; have a plate
Of beans and a piece of pie with cheese
for lunch, AID end the day with real
dinner, instead Of a bowl OF bread ana
milk. Follow each meal with Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablet and get right
back to your natural self.
These tablets digest food and assist
the stomach to prepare the content for
assimilation In the intestinal tract.
Thus you get the practical relief and
help which induces a better appetite
and a greater freedom in the selection
of goods. You will find Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets on sale at any drug
store in the United States and Canada,
as they are considered one Of the
stand-bys by the druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-22
HOUSE PASSES AN IMPORTANT
MEASURE OF FIFTH DISTRICT
CONGRESSMAN.
ONLY TWO OPPOSING
VOTES REGISTERED
Work With President-Aimed to Do
Away With Waste and Extrava-
sancs in Various Government De-
partnents--Greater Efficiency.

Washington, Oct. 22.-By a vote of
2s4 to 2 the house passed the budget
bill. following four days of debate.
No material changes were made in
the measure as recommended by the
special committee headed by Repre-
sentative Good, of Iowa, chairman Of
the appropriations committee. which
heard former President Taft, Governor
Lowden of Illinois, and others on
budget legislation. Those who cast the
negative votes were Representatives
Noon, of Tennessee. and Blackmon, Of
Alabama, democrats.
Creates Budget Bureau.
The bill creates budget bureau in
the office of the president. The drec-
tor or the Bureau is to receive a salary
of $4,000, and the assistant director
$500.
The president shall submit to con-
gress on the first day Of each regular
session budget containing balanced
statements of the revenues and expen-
.ditures of the government for the pre-
ceding fiscal year and of the resources
and liabilities of the treasury at the
close of the year, his estimates Of the
revenues and expenditures OF the gov
eminent for the current fiscal year and
of the resources and liabilities Of the
treasury at the close of the year. his
estimates of the revenue and expendi-
ture needs Of the government for the
ensuing fiscal year, and how. in his
opinion, these needs should be met"
r.. Provides For Checkup.
Il There also is created a department
to be known as the accounting depart
ment. which shall be Independent Of
the executive departments and under
the control and direction Of the con-
troller general Of the United States.
The offices of controller Of the treas
ury and assistant controller Of the
treasury are abolished and their duties
merged into the new department. The
controller general, a new official, is
to receive $4,000 and the assistant
controller general $500.
All powers and duties now imposed
upon the controller Of the treasury or
upon the auditors for the various de-
partments, are vested in the account
ing department
The controller general Is authorized
to investigate all matters relating to-
the receipt and disbursement Of public
funds and to make a report to congress
at the beginning Of each regular ses-
sion; and such. further. investigations
and reports as may be directed by
either house of congress.
For Greater Efficiency.
Recommendations from the commit,
tee for the consolidation of the duties
Of half a dozen different committees
Of the house which now handle appro-
priations into a single enlarged appro-
priations committee will be consid-
cred later. These are embodied in
changes of the rules. There
will be formidable opposition to this
49, IN.
d Former Speaker Champ Clark was
successful in causing the elimination
from the bill Of section providing for
the retirement Of the controller general
and assistant controller general at the
age of 70 years at half pay. providing
they have served the preceding con-
secutive ten years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-22
Is It Your Nerves?

How often you hear the remark, ITS
my nerves." Many strong appearing
men and women fret because they do
not feel as well as formerly, yet their
physicians tell them they have no Or
ganic disease. They are weak, listless,
sleepless, neuralgia, and have vari-
able appetite, are excessively irritable
and sometimes hysterical. AS soon as
iany Of these symptoms appear, War
! ner's Safe Nervine should be taken
according to directions. 1t has direct
faction on the nerves and is medicine
fof proven merit. 1t allays irritability
from nervous exhaustion, produces
healthful end refreshing SLEEP, and
leaves no unpleasant symptoms.It con-
tains no narcotics and may be taken
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lodged against him at the instigation
OF an attorney Who threatened the girl
with dire consequences II she did not
prefer the charges and begin the suit.
These affidayits also ask that the dam-
age suits aud criminal actions be drop
ped.
Other afff0Avlts filed by Smith are
by two physicians who attended the
girl professionally, while she was beng
treated In n hospital at Wagner. =. d..
for appendicitis, the physicians having
been released from being bound by the
law which holds as confidential any
thing In their professional practice.
These physicians assert physical ex-
animation OF the young woman ut the
time she was In the hospital, which
vas but . few days after the alleged
assault. showed she was never GRIM
inally. assaulted.
II 10 said proceedings TO disbar the
attorney who represented the Camp
bells will be brought.
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son City, No.: A, o. Stanley Frank
fort, KY, Albert III. Roberts, Nashville.
Tenn; John J.. cornwell. Charleston,
West Va; VIM. c. Sproui. Harrisburg.
Pa; Henry j. Allen, Topeka, kaqs. me
full text OF Governor Harding's mes
sage follows:
"A coal miners strike has beoa
tentatively ordered for Nov. l. 1919.
Iowa has not more than a weeks sup
ply of coal on hand to meet such an
emergency. | presume this situation
Ms general Coal Nlntlg Is an mira
state matter. recall the meeting In
Chicago OF the executives or their rep
resentatives OF the coal producing
states In July, 1917. Then we pledged
the cooperation OF the states and their
authority to nationalist the industry
for the purpose Of carrying on the war.
The war Is over now except In Wash,
ingtC1. ID. &. Is not the strike In mines
state matter? Should not the gov
errors of coal producing states work
Jointly to prevent a strike? Would
conference In the matter say In Indi-
annapolis at an early date be helpful.
Please wire answer"