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The evening world., 1919-07-22

The complaint IN the suit Of William
Powers against Reginald c. Vanderbilt
~ $4,000 was hled yesterday In the
County Clerks once. It follows the
lines indicated at the time the summons
was served. being based upon the death
az pOwerss son Edward. after being
run down By the Vanderbilt car atFirst
Avenue and f7th street on April 8 last
vrhileA Mr. Vanderbilts chauffeur was
driving Il 70 garage.
The evening world., 1919-07-22
STEALING PILLOWS {
$50, CHICKENS $40
Negro Who Paid First Fine in
Court Can't See the =
Justice.

Richard johnson lives IN orange and
4 q Pullman porter. Richard was ined
$50 yesterday by Recorder Carsten In
Hoboken for offering pillow cases from
enc Of. the Lackawanna Railroad Pull
mana He was counting out his me
whsg Hans Berger OF No. sli East $50
street Manhattan. was arraigned for
ufo.ilne two chickens from the Laeka.
wanna restaurant. Hans pleaded guilty
und was fined $40.
ibid De Judge say dollars or daysT
ahmapded Richard
sDolars,"
inflow cases3F
yea"
Richard paid and was assisted out OF
-onrI Hans didn't pay and was held.
The evening world., 1919-07-22

mer Minister Of National Subsistence
and Labor
France alone, says 81. Hcrriot, Is
unable to support the burden, and he
sees many obstacles to aid coming
from Great Britain.
The evening world., 1919-07-22
PRINCE HKJlNiLlKE OF BADEN.
Heir TO Grand Duchy Was Chosen
to Announce Abdication of
Kaiser.

BERLIN, July 22.-Prince Max
lmllian OF Baden has fed 20 Switzer
land, Il is reported.
Prince Max. heir to the Grand
Duchy OF Baden. was appointed
Imperial German Chancellor In
October, 1918, but held that once
for only a short time. It was he
who announced tho abdication OF
tho German Emperor and tho
Crown Prince in a decree issued
at Berlin. Prince Max was ap-
pointed Regent of the German
Empire last November. He was a
member OF the now Peoples
League"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
Gamma Saofana
Calumet, @ieb.

anIalliSieurnflmnan mieSten iltas
mat pioettiin Is p. &anIullisIeura-
fiurtan firton nlaialisIa. SIanptto
oil iltnniin runins; p6ielmaa oliiuat
iparbat mie1et fpnranneet runiaasti,
ioiSta mninittafppn multnmia: pu6e
leuraflultamme ciimie6eltG @ler Snz
talta, iparaeItn. u. 8. GiipelGlt1 ia
8alfppian toimittaidlta mir Samstroz
militia, laulua eiittiipGt tinnetuna
taioollaan mr. YlitaGo ia pastori
8istari. O6ielman lopllttua intellect
%tdripili fabipia ,,feetin' fansIa, iofa
fdiprfin failpptii fiIin fiimaa ia mi
ltfiet tebufpat fabipia 6pipGtii ia iois
ipat faboet tupit, mutta olipa ious
fosIa, iotfa eiipGt usfpneet ettG Re
oil miesten ~feittGmGd, upaan tulipat
teittioon %fatiomaan eta ei6Gn paan
ole naiiia len bowman tafana, tpaan
ne %iaitpat pirtdm nenGn.
&aballinen tulo oil iltanisio
$4S6.65, jofn on tGbGn aifaan fat-
foen bbapG FUN miebiltd OH Ip6ennet.
tD tboaifaa. Silldlailla britetGGr
miebet uastafin, min pian on firf.
tomme fpeIfa mafiettu, ia lopufi
iaan fiittdd icilrafunnan pllplesta toi,
meenpaneiuaa tpmitcaa ia faiffic
labioittniia.
&irieeniuai6tnia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27

Hind MT cniitiiiin nineelliStn tiftcSl
0ofopmunninc fnbbeSti tinlsla tpiS-
tcmmc toteibin, iosla tariuilipOpodss
ii OH t%ilailuus nbrnta minimum plcms
me testuubcsIamme pddttGneet ia tu-
lot niiStd miinif11n fartuttan piano
~taSian. @npaita labioituflia piano
fasiaau piuat bppdntabtoiiesti anita
meet Mlrs Summer iuanbempi $500,
@ar 2unbi panbempi $500, @ir Osz
tar 9unbi $1,000. Scr Sobn Ynrtilo
$1,000. @iitos faunis labioittajille.
8itmeileStG mprten neulpmaieuz
rom fctoufiesta p5ptdtulpt oil $500.
Samasia tilailuubesla past. SO. SO.
@ilenin eiitptiesta paatimme ien,i-
nnnrimnle rubaston ruiueta liiGgs
miGn bollarilla fulfanbeoIa Seu-
ranipn miprten Northumberland fpfoits
on Wtrs ia Der Sobn 6illin nilinnpls
Ia. - Gn malta plla mainiticmatta
IiitG iuloiiesta ilta6ettestd, ionfa ipie>
timme IA pm iltana lnpIille ia mo
rifle pmistetuSIa tilaiIuubesIa, ipsia
6e lapielliien i~papnalIa tnipnlIaan
litfiipat, lmilpiiuat, lauinipat ia lpit>
tiipat Seeintiesta; misia oliIifaan
berttaiiempi istua ia fuulla ia naut>
tia fuin iulmi lasten piirisIG. Sol
ipoiiin ettd lliein iamantnpniIia tilaiz
%fnilfiia iGrieStGilimme, Innalla opasz
taafiemhne lapIiamme niborina, al
man pieninG Smmalan ipaltafunnan
raffaaIeen tpobon. Sllm -aineellinen
prpli tllotti $23.50 iufa tulee piano.
faslan bbtpGtii.
SincoIn 0obaltb clifton tofoufIia
pipettiin 10 ia 13 pdipdin iltana
ra%ittiustalolla 1uurella i~u6lalli1uus
bella. &arfaa fanpuneita pubiriia
oil tilailuubesia past. 8araelin,
9ancoct, Mic6. ia faimmepa Suo-
mesta faafta fiiulla aIioita maisteri
Tallanbeimon eiitellesid.
g. ~.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
Buxda kurkun taydsItd

Spiuin uiein fuulec mojtittaran
parpeia iiitd, iotta pubuiuat liian
fircmihelpasi Main tcscpat apariius
Tin iemmoifet iburiict, iotta illpiiiuat
jptafin belnnipntiG, iofa OIL tullut
BELLE min rastnGiii, iottciipGt malt
tatli iiitd lluppln. Spiiet taas mpitz
tiuat iiitd, JOS iuIistetam aituus
Sceiufien tepsla faifille.
@itG NIT on iitte tebtdfpG2
!Serra ionoo: ,,Suhba furfun t1ps
oelta, ala iGdstd, tppota GGncIi, niins
fuin fotatoripi ia iDrnoita fanialleni
beibdn plitietdpmiienS1 ia Saafobin
blionecllc beibdn ibntiniGl" (Ses.
5S:1.)
SDnti III mprfpn taiualla llllplltz
tonlit ibmiict epGlisfon uneen, ipfo
lini t@llrttili Min mofealta. iottei iiiz
ia IaIltttatii BETA 6erGttG1. Iiinz
fnin %Iotatorfren G1ni ilmpitfoa uis
bolltien bpotfdpsaifecu. iofn ta6tpo
ipnstnstnjania poittaa, Min tulee
ipaartiian berGttdG ioufot ipoirnofs
faaIla toripen t0rGpf1ellG puIustas
moan itiedmid; finG S%itaipartcn on
toripi annettit ipaartiian f6teen ia
fttd iparten bGn aietettu ipnrtippois
falle. @iimpG ontin Serra onton,It
~tortpet beibdn tdtceni6 ia fastee plls
6altaa fiiben. ga jog Ell fpoortiic
pltballd, Min iuaartiian fabest1 lpao,
oitaan fanian tperi.
oSulbd flirfnn fGpbeltdl"
Snupa Ell a%inoastaan ipnti ia blitIe
fdpmiten, mlttta mpos anteefIinnta.
mus Seciltien iperesIG faifilIe. SilIi
Serra ianoo: ,,@iinG mielistbn, FIN
iofu pddstda ipaGrbpbell6 Iibotuita
faffoo ifecn fdbleita, lasfec fuaiiuo
tilitd fuapailteen, ia fun tc faiffinai
let fleet idrictte' Gees. $500
@pdiisfo. icto OIL iptnin Iciiraus
iitpo ibmiien tableilIama. min ettei il
mincn ipoi omin iroiminIo niist6 ipo
paitua, ia dcntdbbcn Sierra f6steefi
niistd pddstdd. Sa pddstdmiiicn ia
pabtrh main tdMi1dniien 0ristilffc
eiponfeiinmin ildistmniicn aautto.
Scrran tdStpd tuIcc mt fuurrt
opnti ipntind ia armo ormono ia
fillci aiitcttds05n tai mpitittofoo,
tilon'ion ia aunun iuIistaio eli ia
! ipdieta, iilid totuus pitdd poitfonlo
! ~oplIOa flirfun tabocItal"
: Q. u. arantfoIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
asbtabnlu SorbOr, O6iO

Observation-Disclosures nlloret naiIct
pcriistiuat fesflmteenia flupin itddns
fuin baaraolastona tposfentelemddn
10 ennestddn min monien ~erilaisten
toimien liidnd. 8ofoufiisiamme fess
fustelemme Malta tosfefpisfa tdrfeis-
ia lf%pipnptiistd. gnme irinfaail iprs
jdptd tdsidtddn @erraamme ia go
pabtaiaamme, fila bdnen tpaltafun.
tania tpon eteenpdin ipieminen on
iinIrin fpipmps tdsiafin, fits aineer.
linen ia bengeIIinen firten muisio,
Tin. %bt cbta fpfpmbs: no mistf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
KANSAN kIRJEITA

ma TAI idttdd paiiuuien maan ia
mnlttaa iidiicen Sian totiin, iosla ei
ole tipua, eli iairautta.
AIRS g. &almi louffaIi jaltanld,
josta OH iaanut tdriid pitcmmdn al
taa.
@9r ia @ers %isii oipat mpos lais
~rastaneet, lpaan uipat 10 parcmmat.
@lrs g. Snnppia OH mpos ollut
buonoSIa ~ipoinuiSla 10 piteinm1n ai>
faa. @iinpG jouftp bdnen pSt1ipidn-
IA pGatimme fGpbd bdntd teripe9tis
masiG. Slmn olifin crittaim farnis
I. 1. II p. @ausfaltn tuntli ldbted
p~icnclle refisrettelle. Ycrile laa-
muttliammc otti iiiar Saapoia meis
Dat pstdipdlliiesti pastaan. Sian
boprpIi filuma fabpi fupisla ia fuir
olimme Iponeet ia iuoneet, Min a.
loimne laulella, lila 1itG iuarten
olimme tulleetfin. 6aafann pitt mDos
pubeen. NiinpG laillellesla ia pns
6ellesIa fului aifa bllpaiiesti. SiitG
plinme ipaan pabpillamme fuin Ell
ppint olleet totpna. Sind talon fdfa
II pnifaa on fnapunlit fotiin ietG 60
mulin paltpelutlesta. Spinen ppiista
@alter 9aapoia on ollnt Tansfasld
ia Grt6ur on pllut 6arioitllsleirillG.
@oipin oil Giti iloinen ia fiitollinen
SumalaIIe FUN iai poifanfa teripeenG
tataiIin.
Sta altoi io lGbetG ia meibdn oil
fiirubbettatpa fotia. Sloiiin ia ipir>
fistbnein mieltn palaIimm,e, fila OF
lesiamme Sumalm ianan ddresid
iGGmtme nauttimaan ralban, eifd tar
tpitIe Iilloin fatla eta olentme 6etz
dbiettGneet tlpr6nllben paltpes
(rfIesin.
Ompeluleuramme tofous on 26 p.
+. Irs s. Sobnion'in luona. Sol
non taas faiffie1 iaapuipan, ipille
Snmalm ipdltafunnan tho OIL fallis.
Sebtddmme tpotd min faliafl fltin
90, |
oGiipG on. SeefiiS tulee plan ia Ell
@litta ennen fnitfea uss
Intaamme SeeItficn nellie iualmista>
no altuls ia min u~sfotpaiIina
miclcllGnmne Scrran tpo-
a itIefitfin niilld moimilla tuin o.
cmmc Slnnalalta iaaneet.
9ppufii teripc5oan faiffia Serran
mia. llicin muistll mieleen monet
monisla eri paifoisia 96s |
'psiuaitoia ia Gouaooa, mutia malt
Acrrnu fo'tia pnfin ndin bajofct
il min tai1uaa@id fuitcnfiu olemmc
ina gbtcsfd. @ie mciSSt Seems
. pian iinne.
Gamma Saafana
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
5~itcbbmrsisia, Mass.

Mpostoli Sobannes firiottaa 1 So6.
IL: oMutta jos ME t~palfeuheSia
lpaellamme niinfuin b1nfin fpalfeus
oesia M, Min meillG on oIalli1uus
fessendmne ia Seeiuflen Gristutlen
6dnen SoEanIn meri pubpistau meta
l.a.tista i%pnnciStG'.. Npt on TOTO if
misIuiufmt.n ioiuitettu @olgntan M
rin ~teosia; NIT ollaan faifin alitunita
SeeIufien &ristutien Sumalnn 9oiz
jan uerecn mnttacn ia t%nripaten.
Nfuulln ei ippitu ibmisfmntao mas
'paafIi daaoa. ipaau Sumala idbetti
To5tdnia, jpfa mcni ristiIle flolcmaan
meioGn ebestd ia ipupbatti mereniG
meibGn ipntien eoeStG, eit1 ainoasz
tam1 n@ibGn, paan fofo mailman
ipnnit oliiuat bGnen 6artioillnnia
fannettaluana, minimum bGn biulii
ristillG: Sumalani, Sumalani, mtt-
Iis minln pl0nnnnit; Main of pais
t1aipa meibdn ibntinme. tun maaiI,
man 8apabtniafin ipapiii fen Iuiiren
ala. 81 meitG ole III
naStettu millG1n fullalla eitG 6opials
la, ipaan falliilla &ristlificn fperellG,
1 Yiet. 1:18,19. Niintuin Jana
nellie fertop: Slman p~erenipuooa>
tusta Ell tapabou iDntein antefiianta-
musta, min SeeIipfien &ristutIen Sus
malml Yoian iperi pubbistaa ontnte
tutttprnme flroDetpaiiista toistG elGfpGG
Slwnalaa pnlipelemaan. SiinG bs-
mani feet aiipan niitG flipleipaiiia
toitd, filfa lie%netfdGn, jog Tina asetat
nmat ~riifoutieii aututeeii ebbofii,
mitta ne ct bpobptd iinra mitddn
e~nnenfuin usfpt Sumalm ianan mus
faiieSti, ettd ibntiii mafiettiin @oI>
satalIa ia DIET ppbds6G fasteesia ipn-
tpnpt autiaatii Sumalan lnpiefii;
fifteen ipastd ipoit oifeasia mielesfd
rufoilla. @aaipali firiottad &pom.
10:14: ,,&uinfa be 9dntd niuuflenla
buutapat, jonfa pGdlle be eifpdt uss
TO- Sbminen Ell moi ennen mitddr
toimia ennenfliin Serrd Iaa Fpbdr
SenfeniG fnrtta firtastaa SlrmnIar
armoaartebet; lilloin me luasta pi.
feen ia oifiasIa mielesid olemme flir
@olgatnn periarmosia alma usfomml
ipntimme antcefii. 81 fuinfd mpnel.
la on Seeius tullut loutfausfitpcfii il
pn6ennltfien fallictiil NimittGit
niilIe, iotfa ianaan loitftantuipat X
eiipGt usfo iitd, iobonta be mb0,
dietetlt oipat 1 Yietarin 2:7,S. 81
upostoli Yaaipnli firiottaa I 1or
1923: ,JUae faarnanmmc ristiinnoll
litrn aristuflen iuutulaiiilIe pnben
n%ipfiefii ia freitfnlaiiille ~biilluubcfIi'
SpfuilIc ia wiiiailIe ibmiiIle on pub
rstistG buIluus, tosta be iticnIG mi
iaifii luulifpdt, min be oiuat tpbmif
Il %tltIIcet, @oom. 1922. Sindfin eff
fpield balpana pibdt ristiniaarnad /
ianot: ie on iitd pfiipuoIiiuutta, mui
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
Ne,u yOrf Drills, mimm.
s.. Sautamdti

MuIfrtauti ieuoullamme atfaa 10
udbetd, mulinrme len niipan loppiis
neerl, ipaan taas on iitd iairastclleet
a,Seot ia uIeita OH fiiollutfin. @iirpd
Soi fotiinfufiun @ina @ormas t. t.
6 %. Sdu iairasti ieubfcfuimetta
spiiton pdifpdt. @ielelIddn ianoi
bdn munttoipdnfa taifuaan fctiin. 81
flolena bdntd falIbistanut, filId ban
nmitti rallbaa Seeiufiem tueresfd'
SnneIinem on Sina fiiin Min nl'ore'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27

ia olfoon main; mllten ct fuitens
fann peri iianfaiffista onnea ia aus
tuutta, iuaan 9aritlan iperibaatpoisia
iSiinG tulee meibdn alma usfpa i'm
timme anteefii iofa betfi ia ada;
mil ei festG p%anbursfaan Supmarin
cbesld. Sos me muilla feirtoin priz
tdmme leppttGG Sumnlaa,z min ne
Scrran tulentiipnls ip0pd on.
Ii6tpri 6nfala
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-27
GicusIanb, obio

len MilcriiospboiStpfien eniimdiieer
iuuoiiilIblaan iofa pioettiin 10 p. bel
>miflulta. Olitin i%labuttoipaa nabbd
faniammc laplia min iuurella jon.
folla fpfpontuneeu Simalm ianm
ddreen. Obielmaa oil runIaasti
~ioStaan Ell faifista nlmerpista raa-
bolliiet t%llGcet rapituitii. &aifisto
cniien ibmetptti minua erGs ~lanrlla,
joSla iuaroitettiin, ettei iaa IpntiiilIe
Iaarnata eiuanfeliumia, moan eta if
miicn taptpp eniin hloplla faitisia
innneistd, ia tallaiielle bursfaalIe
ibmiielle ipasta iaapi eipanfeliumin
i%anrnnta. Su9nia ianoi oleipm
inllrtn r0pbfepttG fc6pittaa IpntistG
nStomaan ipntiSten Bnpabtniam,
iuaan iDntiien taptpp eniin parma
faiffi iDmit pois ia iitte l1bteG See
fitsta ienranmaan. On tiebG mitd
nGin bursfas fbminen SeeIufIella tee
fee tienfddn niittana, iota life on it
ienid i%pnneistddn pnbbistanutl 2us
fiani iaapi itie pGdttGd tlrmpi ON
r%opbfepttd, fpntiiend beittdbtpG Sec
intien tperen piu6bistettaipafii, main
iefD ettd epGiiatoIlaan tebbG Hee1ufs
fen tpalebteliatiil Seeius fanoo: .,gn
ole tullut fpurbiirSfaita fltiumann
tpaan igntiiid paranmlfieen". SGs
man f~altaifiin pappei6in iotpeltun
bptpin fanat: ,.@iip6t meme itie tais
tpaaie en eitpdttd ialli iinne menes
tpdnfdGn memnG." Minulla OH ielz
Ininen Seeius, iota on tGrSimiienId
ja f%uolemnnia fautta aipannut minuI1
le tien taiipaiiiin. @i rita min1lle
mallifelpoiiena tienipiittana,
ipaan mianflla tGptpp Ola SeeIus, ips
Ia on minlm fnbotetun ia tmomitun
in''aslu''ul larl'sla 1phnels>
ia fud6empi eli rita finunefaan,
litten tiiinta bursfas bpfp1nI6.
81 fuitenfam pibG lilfiani tulIa iiis
aul"Vlo9" etie' "u'iu lu9lllld
eipanfeliirmia iaarnattu, iinG iit1
xxo |
" '' ~ "''n 'eiS
$500 ~. ' l"uYe" epu'i'lu'
""s'lml
!" ."''''u' sep1la
Sssi"V e's'''"'u
go
e'pV'''''lle'u 81 'i'ap'Ilaa' eta
q 4, 49,, 4,;L,n.4x tSsu@
,,,.f,ns;s a. 5000 ;oesm.n;nrss.
G;r,,;, - ..ssn,ss.m
no erar,t,,n,r as;r,;.a ..a 81
os,,,4e os.n..s;s.. w:.s
wS;s;. ;,,s,;, 49, a.;se .-.s....y.
ia. rSs.r.S - sat-. o,,,,r,..
...s ,,s;ns ;,mY.na :; .;;s.,.s s.r1;,
,;r.s ma,asa;aa t,,on orion
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
The Best Way TO Treat
Constipation
By S. C. BABCOCK, N. D

-. :.
The medical books name many druga
that will move the bowels. The drug store
shelves are loaded down with laa&atlytes3,
purgatiYcs aad pills, The trouble with
most OF them IS the aiter-cilects. Con.
sllnatod people know ihaJ pIila work all
ueht Tor IJtle wh,ic, but theY soon lose
their effect and q change has to be made
,osomcJnng else. Iha constant taxing oi
pills results m q form OF bowel inactivity
that IS difficult to cure. he system be
comes so accustomed to laxative drugs
taat the organs !ust won work without;
them. ana so the pm habit becomes as nal
as constipation lDsel. l)f. J ieF'e, OF b4i-
,a'o, N; - seems 10 me 10 nave ine flShI
.ioa. lie says the bowels 'n0Nd lirsI De
u0ulIv moved with Pierce Pleasant ICl-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

company and the Middlescx Oi
company 1t Subsidiary in For
Worth, next Monday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

that Pat Moran signed a contract
TO succeed MathewSon as manager
Of the Cincinnati Reds is regarded
as significant.
John ]. McGraw, who recentiy as
quired part ownership OF the
Giants, is reported to be anxious
to relinquish the burdens Of act
i've field managership. McGraw
and Mathewson have been close
friends for years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
u. c. T.'S NOTICE

Regular meeting Saturday even
ing, February |. Business OF i'm
portance. We are notified that
Grand Council expects to meet with
US in May. Let's talk /. over.
Z. /. HARLOW,
adv. Junior Councillor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

by committee members yesterday
that all names of witnesses be di-
vulged so that the committee would
have a basis for further question
ing Of the packers
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
FORFINE JOB PRINTING
= OF All Kinds Call on The Republican.

been the stimulus given the develop
ment of swine raising in the South
With other activities of the depart
ment in this line, the assurance given
to southern farmers rhat hogs can
be produced without fear of losses
from cholera has encouraged growing
not only larger numbers of animas
but also better types. A few years
ago Georgia purchased about 10000
900 pounds of pork more than it pro-
duced annually. But efforts for the
control of hog cholera have gradual
ly extended over the entire State
with resulting confidence in hog
raising. BY 1915 Georgia was pro-
dGcing pork enough to make ship
n.ents to outside points besides sup
rivins a large rulu'i: of hogs tC To-
cal slaughtering establishments. Sim
'l;r progress has been maGr in Mss
issippi, Alabama, and Florida
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
SUFFERED WITH
RHEUMATISM CATARRH
AND STOMACH TROUBLE

81 think No. 40 For The Blood as
blood purifier has no equal. When
I began to take Number 40 l was in
very poor health as | had Rheuma-
tism. lCatarrh, Stomach trouble, Lead
Poisoning, and an Itch that l had
tried almost every known remedy
to relieve. l have taken six bottles
of Number 40 and am on fast road
to recovery.\ owe my life to it as L
used to weigh 1877 pounds and now
weigh las, my usual weight. could
write more but this should be enough
to convince the most skeptical, and
you a.e at liberty to use this letter
anyway you desire" George Klinker.
Lima, Ohio.
The ingredients in Number 40 For
Tie Blood" are set down in the U. S.
DispensatOry and other reliable medi-
cal books as follows: Employed in
diseases of the glandular system, in
blood poison, constipation, stomach
and liver troubles, chronic rheuma-
tism, cattarh, sores. ulcers, skin erup-
tions, mercurial and lead poisoning.
Under its use nodes, tumors, scrofu-
lous swellings that have withstood
all othea treatment disappear as ii
by magic"
Prepared by ]. C. Mendehall, Ey-
ansyilIe, Ind, 40 years a druggist
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
Don't Sell Hens.

The following letter written by
one Of the poultry experts in the
field for the College Of Agriculture
is so timely that the county agent Is
reproducing It here in full for the
readers of the paper:
"The other day I saw a woman
drive into a small town with a crate
full of hens for sale. Their beauti-
full red combs and their plump soft
bodies told anyone that they were
all laying In fact, a few eggs were
in the bottom of the crate as the
farmers wife sold them to the dealer
for four cents more a pound than she
could have gotten last autumn.
when | saw the money pass
hands, | wondered why that woman
had fed and cared for those hens all
winter long merely to get about a
quarter more per head for them. /
knew every hen in the crate had
eaten twice that amount of corn
since last fall And | wondered too
why the farmers wife didn't realize
that even a poor layer would soon
shell out three dozen eggs which at
so cents would amount to 80 cents.
Listen to me. Can't folks see a
mite beyond their noses? Those
hens should have been kept until
summer. BY that time they would
have paid their feed bill of last win
ter and then the poor layers could
have been picked out and sent to the
slaughter.
"Surely the good woman. who kill
ed the goose that laid the golden eggs
did not have anything at all on the
women who are selling laying hens
this spring"
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
Pure.Bred Bull Proves Value.

A Sheboygan County, Wis, dairy
man invested in a good pure-bred bull
to head his herd and as result the
returns from his business have more
than tripled. He produces milk for
cheese factory. and in 1911 deliv-
cred 4,229 pounds, but he did not
regard his profits as satisfactory. He
decided that he was farming with too
poor equipment. so he purchased a
pure-bred bull to cross with his scrub
COWS. Last year from the same num-
ber of COWS he delivered 161,sSS lbs,
of milk.
Another dairyman in the same
county some time ago was milking
26 cows and got 600 pounds of milk
a day. He tested his herd and then
sold II of his cows-all scrubs for
beef. His nine grade cows are now
producing the same amount of milk
as his former herd of nearly twice
that number. The owner is con-
yinced that it pays to use only pure
bred bulls.
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
Tobacco Acreage Estimated.

Seven per cent of Virginia's tobac-
co acreage in 1918 was devoted to
sun-cured TOBACCO, SO per cent to Vir-
ginia dark, and Sc per cent to old
bright tobacco. In North Carolina
old bright tobacco was on "a per cent
of the acreage and new bright on Sc
per cent. In the leading tobacco
State, Kentucky, "A per cent of the
tobacco acreage was devoted to bur-
ley, is per cent to stemming tobacco,
s per cent to One-sucker. 16 per cent
to the Paducah district, and Is per
cent to the Clarksville and Hopkins
Vile district.
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
LATIN TROOP SHIP HITS
NINE 1000 ON BOARD

Paris, April 4-The Italian trans
port Umbra, with 1000 officers and
soldiers on board bound from Venice
to Tripoli, has struck a mine and
sunk, according to advices from Bari,
Italy, quoting newspapers of that
city. Several on board were killed
and 100 injured.
tons gross, built at Livorno in 1912
and owned in Venice. She was at
Naples in December last but has not
since been reported in shipping reg
listers.
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11
Keep Tn Preparation.

A first class seed bed for corn or
tobacco is about half the cultivation
necessary. Perhaps it means more
than half the cultivation because the
cultivation of a crop after it begins
to grow depends very largely upon
the condition of the soil when the
seed is planted.
Nothing will pay bigger dividends
than the constant use of disk har-
row both before and after the soil is
broken. A good team and a sharp
disk harrow will do more toward in
surfing a good crop than is usually
understood. When the surface of
the soil is thoroughly pulverized with
a disk harrow before it is plowed, it
allows the dirt to settle perfectly into
place against the subsoil thus allow
ing the moisture to rise easily.
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11

the better. That was six years agv
and am still here and am a we'll
strong woman. and owe my life to
cardui. had only taken half the
bottle when began to feel better.
The misery In my side got less. E.
continued right on taking the Cardut
until had taken three bottles and I
did not need any more for was we'll
and never felt better in my life. :. I
have never had any trouble from that
day to this"
Do you suffer from headache, back.
ache. pains in sides. or other discom.
forts. each month? Or do you feel
weak, nervous and fagged.out? II so.
give Cardui, the woman's tonic, .
trial Ill
The Hartford republican., 1919-04-11

A home-demOnstration agent in the
District of Columbia obtains the
names of prospective brides from the
marriage license bureau and writes
each a personal invitation to join one
of her home-making classes. The re-
sponse has indicated that nearly ev-
cry girl is anxious to get her home
started right, and welcomes the OPP
portunity to obtain information or
the subject. Once started to think
ing about modern methods of living
and saving work, she is likely to BE-
permanently interested.