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of arc. will be dccrc:t soon. according
TO Information given the correspondence
today. Authority in this direction IL
is expected, will be given the govern
mcnl by the national assembly In inc
uear future, and it is understood that
Gustav Noskc. who is mentioned !of
the posi- Of minister or national oc-
Tense. will adopt Immediately measures
to rc-cstablish the army and put II
on all effective footing.
Recruiting Of volunteers. which Las
been proceeding in haphuzard 1ashion.
stimulated by the Spartacan: riots and
chiefly financed by private sources, has
failed OF practical results. 1t is salo
! the contemplated emergency action mas
been FASTENED by the increasing men
acc of Poland and more urgent need
for .forcstallng an expected Bolshevik
! invasion.
The present chaos in Ccrmany'S MILL
tary organization. due 10 dcmobillZa-
ton and DISCRIMINATION OF adj authority
and discipline, which is being accen-
| tuatcd by the dominccring rule OF the
revolutionary soldiers councils. has
brought the nation 10 = point. ii was
stated, where it is now virtually inca
pable Of hastily mobtizing an equipped
force Of even the modest dimensions
required for such nm apparently small
task as defending the Gcrman-Polish
frontier.
If the Bolshcvli danger becomes more
| than a mere spectre. as il now seems
to be. il would require On army OIL
ample size TO strike quick offensive
! blow. Both these fronts aggregate
1000 Kilometres and military men eX'
press the opinion that 1t will require
Il large lighting force to defend the
! frontiers and regain the territory al
ready "usurpcd.'
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg has
| indicated that it would require foul
, we'll equipped army corps 10 solve tht
problems on the eastern border. 1t is
| estimated that the corps would aggrc'
gate 100000 men.
The Bolshcviki are now near enough
| tho German frontier to be able 10 bonn
| bard Lyck Eydtkuhncn. Tilsit. Aeme
! and other points with average long
| range guns.
In addition TO The military activities
| Of the Poles. who are reported TO be be-
| coming budcr every day. Germany also
! Is forced to reckon with the Czechs
! Both these fronts are now proJccupe
| into German territory.
Wcimar dispatches indicate that Min
, lister Of War Rcinhart has impressed
upon all political factions in the ma
! tional assembly. except tho Indcpcnd
! ent Socialists. the inevitable need OF
tackling the problem without waste Of
sentiment.
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yellow-comRexion
nalI;d-tongue coated appetite poor
YOU have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feelins-you should
take Olive Tablets
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
situte for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years OF study
with his patients.
DrEdwards' Olive ahetsa1e apurely
vesetablecompoundm ixed with olive oil
You viii know them by their olive color.
Tohave aclear, pink skin, bright eyes
no pimples, feeling of buoyancy like
childhood daysyoumustget attheeause-
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like caloma-yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions Of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and Csc per box.
AN druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEl' Ohio F"o 'I
Prosecuting Attorney Il. l.. .arpe I;,n...
has determined TO put Stcupe"r NV =
red ligh, district out OF hiEincsS. N"iu
urrc made on fifteen houses on VIC
river front las, night and the >ni''a - :,
arrested. Fifteen women VINO. P''"ucu
guilty to keeping diSordrrsy houses were
lined s1!0 and costs and sentenced :" ~,
sixty days III the county JAIL. nc !".'
sentence was suspended on co',"t w..
that the women leave IN" c',E'
officials announced mat the =" ~, !
would be closed for So"H ana '""t "''
r,,,tos will have 10 lcav" The city.
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BOY SCOUTS TO
MARCH TO CHURCH
VIII Inaugurats Father and Son WEEK
At Presbytsrtan Church Next
Sunday.

A patriotic and military service will
be held Sunday, February Is, in the
First Presbyterian church. for the Boy
Scouts. All soldiers in uniform, girl
scouts and the general public arc cor
daily invited to attend.
The Boy Scouts will meet at 6:4o p. m.
in the Market Auditorium. from where
they will march to the church headed by
the Drum and Buglc Corps. Reserva-
tons will be made for the scouts there
and medal scouts will have place OF
honor. The services will be in obserr-
ance Of Father and Son week. and will
emphasize the value Of manhood and
boyhood. Fathers are asked to bring
their sons with them. Special music
will DO rendered.
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canta,n daxson Home.

CAPTAIN {. w. MaXson. local surgeon
who was a prisoner of the Germans lot
seven months, being taken prisoner iaSt
April while serving with tho BRUSH
medical corps on the Somme river
front, has arrived home and Will re-
sumo his practice here. DR.. maNsoh
SAYS he WAS we'll treated by INC N''
mans and for a long time oclorc pc
INV rcnoycd TO tho officers prison
ran,n AT Ras,att. was voluntary
nrisnnor among The British wounded.
Hc was with tho first Briirsh officers
IN he released after tho armisticc was
ri pnCd.
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women."-Mrs. JOHN KoPPELmANN, K.
No. l, Mclean, Nebraska.
This famous root and herb remedy,
lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Com.
pound, has been restoring women of
America to health for more than forty
years and it will we'll pay any woman
who suffers from displacements: in
flammation, liberation, irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
"the blues" to give this successful
remedy trial.
For special suggestions in regard to
YOUR aiimsnt write Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your service,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
Connecticut Refuses
Dry Ratification

HARTFORD Conn.,, Feb. 11.-Ratifi.
cation Of the federal prohibition amend
ment by the Connecticut Legislature has
been definitely refused. The House this
afternoon voted for ratification and re-
fused to reconsider this action and as
the senate last week refused TO ratify
and refused TO reconsider its vote, tho
senate joint resolution. used as the
medium upon which a vote was obtained
falls between the two branches.
The house vote was 153 ayes, So
hayes.
The senate against ratification was 20
to II.
There is little likelihood Of anything
further being done with the resolution
this session.
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Gub Dances.

The regular weekly dance Will DC
given at the Columbia club to-morro"
evening. \ special dance program Ras
been arranged and large attendance
is expected. .;,,
The mem crS Of the Home cluo Wiz
entertain large nuHp"r o. lne'.
t.;a,,ds with a dance at their rooms In
hn.Son,h Side bank building tomorrow
evening Ali arrangements have been
CONNECTED and large attendance is eN-
pccted. Ill %
Last. evening. in the Chemical hall al
Mozart Park, Miss Catherine kuntz en-
RETAINED. with dance in honor OF her
house suesE. Miss Lillian kunez' OF
Columbus. O..
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Receiver Asked,

Albert S. McMillln and other stock
holders Of the Smatcrs Oil Company.
operating in brooke county. West Nir-
GINA. brought action in court here to-
day against NJ. r. Sma,hcrs. asking
that q receiver be appointed for the
company and that the defendant be
required TO render full accounting
Of all tho coIu2anTS dealings. \ tom
porary injunction was allowed. restrain
ing the defendant from selling or dis
posing Of leases and property in brooke
county. The plaintiffs ;.Il"Hc that the
defendant has appropriated company
funds 10 his own use and that they
have not received their proper share
Of profits.
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MOUNDSVILL
NEWS
CALL MARSHALL
COUNTY DOCKET
Grand Jury Convenes in Moundsville
and Law Docket Is Called.
Moundsville News.

The Marshall county grand jury COLI
lcncd yesterday morning. and more in
dictmcntS than hay" been returned dur
ing the past few terms arc expected.
The following comprise tho grand
jury:
John II. I.cichtcr. Cameron district;
George r Watson. Cameron district;
L. G.; Dakin. Clay district: Simon Clark.
Franklin district: ID. y. Fair. Liberty
district: John Chapman. IT.. Meade dis
trict: J. T.. McCombs. Union district
Martin Fisher, Union district: W. l.
Leach. Union district; John Frazier
Union district; Ed RoEcrson. Washing
ton district: J. NJ. McRroom. Washing
ton district: J. w. Crow. Jr.. Washing
ton district; Wylic Riggs. Washington
district: II. l.. Snedikcr. Webster DIS
trict: James F. Shipman. Washington
district.
Call Docket.
The law docket was called with Judg'
]. B. Sommervillc on the bench. as fol
lows:
The case of William Thompson VS.
Robert Carroll was set for February J.
The case Of James y. Bouar ant
James A. Bonar. Jr.. vs.. Charles L
Simmons was set for February il.
The case of Joseph Garbcsl w. J. ID
Burlcy, executor. etc, VS.. George Ala
bert was set. for February is.
In the case Of James Sims. by Ever
EFT Sims. VS.. D. NJ. Sims. IL motion l.
dismiss the case was made.
A demurrer was made TO tho case Of
w. T. McCardlc vs.. South Penn o.
company.
The case OF George Albert VS.. TN
Colonial fire underwriters was sci lo'
February "a.
The case Of Edward 8. Franzhclm VS.
the Board Of Education was set for Feb
! ruary. 90.
In the case OF Elizabeth Carr VS.. thf
city Of McMcchen demurrer will b'
argued February IA.
! In the case Of Eencttilli Domlnlc'
VS.. Thomas Doyle dcInurred will b'
| argued February II.
The case of Fl. Il. Carter vs.. Phliii
| EbclinS was set for February 20.
The case of jenkins vs.. McCohhcI
! was set for February 81.
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Foreigner Killed.

An unknown foreigner ""p'"sc va
,hc Carnegie Steel CompanE' Wis ~
stan,ly killed nj noon t"da! Nv '"e
Pan Handle crossing al hlhso Jun
ton. The man. coming OUT VI ,"' '"'.,
gate. heard tn" train approaching ul'I
attempted to cross the ''aCNs 'i'n''
~ !, He was caught in the middle
~ ,hc tracks and was ground 10 pieces
HE remains were brought to morgue
here
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Valentine Party.

4 valentine party Will De gwen pE ~
Pastors Aid society OF inc SeGoll"
Pres byterian church on THURSDAY e,sn-
ing. February Is. at the nome VI VIZ;
pill, Eachman, 81 Twenty-second
street. An interesting program mas
hnon arranged and all are invited TO at
Tend. 4 silver offering will be taken
at the door.
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SAYS IT Is THE BEST IN THE
World

There is on" remedy that those who
know depend upon for relief from
coughs that hang on" after the grip.
Folcy's Honey and Tar clears the pas
sagcs. soothes raw. fnr1am@d membranes
and banshcs irritation and tickling in
the throat. A. II. Mcdaniel. Box 81,
l.indsidc, ". Va. writes. II am glad
To tell you that Foley's Honey and Tar
is the best medicine In this world.
have had severe cough and before
used half bottle l was better" Sold
everywhere.
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Personals.

Miss Helen Jcnkens Of Detroit. Mich,
is the guest OF relatives and friends on
Main street
Thomas prnnypacker is slowly rcccT-
cring from Influenza
Mrs. Mary Conway is confined 10
her home. seriously i'll.
Charles 1Iavcron is confined TO MS
home with n slight attack OF Influenza
Miss Agnes Rooth is visiting relatives
and friends in Pittsburgh for q few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Smith Of Main
street. will leave today for Charleston
10 visit friends.
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Bound Over.

Clifford rauEh. we'll known attache
Of tho Phelps Can Company. Of Weir
Ton. w. Va. was bound over 10 the
grand jury here today by Justice Daw-
Ter on charge of representing him
self rs nm unmarried man To Stcu-
bcnvillc young lady with whom he kept
company for several months.
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compound ~ d
women who suffer
from any functional
disturbance, as 1t
has done me more
good than all the
doctors medicine.
Since taking it /
have q fine healthy
baby girl and have
gainedin health and
strength. My hus-
band and l both
praise your med
tnoll r1,Horipu
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Meet Friday.
Membc

Members Of Division No. l OF INC
Ladies' Aid Society OF the FIRST NJ j.
church will meet Friday evening al tEr
home Of Mrs i. 7. Fulton on NM"
street The program for the evening -
elaborate and all members are ashcd u
attend
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Wins Promotion.

Mrs. Robert Ullom has received WoFd
that her son. Shelby Cllom OF this ciF'
who served in France for almost year
with n regular army unit, has pceh
promoted from sergeant tn second
lieutenant and also decorated lot
bravery in action. He was twice
wounded and led platoon of dough-
boys in several big battles. Hc Is stu
in France.
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Case Dismissed

Bill McCamick was arralSned oetorc
Squire r. VI. Lewis. charged with stca'-
ing a pair OF shoes from {. Il. Potter
McCanicIS stated he found tho shoes
near the railroad track and intended
m return them 10 the owner. but MS
,rest -intcrrcred. He was dismissed.
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ladies' Bible Class.

The members Of tho Ladies blple
class of the Second Presbyterian churcn
will serve 4 luncheon from 11:3v o'clock
IN o'clock in the social rooms OF the
church To-day. \ special menu has
been prepared and all are invited to
attend. Formerly tho luncheops were
given weekly and it is planned to re-
sumo them on Wednesday o. each week.
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TO RAIsE 10000, 900.

ATLANTIC CITY. .Fch. 1.-the New
Era movement Of the Presbyterian
church is to continue for five years. DR..
William II. Roberts. state clerk OF the
general assembly. announced today. 1t
is hoped, he added. that 1t will result in
raising s10n.60n.0O0 for missions and
bcnevolences.
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Pueunonta victim.

Joseph j. Brewer Of Trenton y. 80.
an organizer for the Loyal ordrr OIL
Moose, who was taken Ill here one
week ago after inStitutinS a lodge Of
Moose nj Mingo Junction. died CT the
Ohio Valley hospital today Of pneu-
mcnia. He was also n prominent ELK,
His remains will be shipped 10 Trenton
! for intcrmcnt.
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wetxiH FUNERAL.

Arrangements for the tunerai OF NV
late Mrs. Theresa Wetzis were E',.r,
,In,oL yesterday. The services will be-
bnld in ,hc ST. Francis Xaricr's Cath
a., church a, Q a. m. Thursday and in
,crncnt will take place in Greenlawi
cemetery. Mrs. Wctzig died Monday
cycrinr OF heart trouble at the family
home on Second street.
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ward Meetings Held.

Republicans held ward meetings las,
evening and named delegates to attend
the city Republican nominating convcn-
ton to be held this evening in the CIR
cult court room OF the court house. the
meeting in the FIRST ward WAS held IN
the First Ward school house, and VI
delegates were named; Second ward. CAL
lahan hall. Il delegates; Third ward
court house. 30 delegates. and the Fourth
ward Fourth Ward School building, -
delegates.
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Democrats to Nominate.

The Democratic nominating Con'th'
ton will he held this evening IN inc
Moose hall. at the corner OF Second
street and jefferson avenue. There are
a number Of warm contests for tho
various nominations in prospect. anu
tho attendance will be large.
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Sopth Side Personals

Err. Gricr kn"ntI spent yesterday o"
business in Grafton
Pow Eoy ]. Meyer. pastor Of the
1,,;rnon, lutheran church is visiting
r,i.n1e in Wheeling for Il rev days.
s, r Hastings Of Chaplinc street. is
rccoverinc from a slight injury to his
foot.
Miss Helen .Harkins visiting rela-
+ivce in Pittsburgh for several days.
Miss Irene H"rSch Of Pittsburgh is
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John liiinski. foreigner and miner.
who was injured several weeks ago at
tho Hitchman mines. in Rcnwood. will
be removed from the Glendale hospital
10 his homo on Market street today.
Kilnski was caught beneath falling
wall and his back ives severely wrench
ed. His many friends will doubtless be
glad 10 learn Of his recovery.
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weirton MAN Arrested.

Louis Mnndicini. italian resident oil
Wcirton. ". Va. was arrested here hte
this afternoon on charge OF Forgery.
His arrest WAS made at the instance
Of local Italian. who charges that
Mcndicini forged his name to 4 check
for sl5. The accused is in the county
iail here.
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nna-erlu Conference.

This evening the second qc&ri"rlF con-
ference of the Glendale NJ T.. church VIII
BE- held in the church partiorS. frcacn-
ing services will be held at ';3o. WIN
District Superintendent I. Fred Aho''
SON in charge. The official board meet
ing will follow.
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ago when Steve RoZik shot up meat
market at Minso Junction. was AWARDED
$3.50 damages by jury here TO-DAY
judgment being returned against 30
Xix. Tho defendant it is alleged shot
at another man and the bullet penc
,ratcd Frciling's right check and lodGcu
in the roof CT his mouth.
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Meet Tonight.

This evening Il meeting OF the AItnr
Society Of the Catholic church Will b"
held in the church parlors. Plans for
Valentine social to be held al the church
Saturday evening will be- completed. MI
members arc asked TO attend.
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raules' Meeting.

This evening. in the \. y. |. w. pan
on Chapline street. the members OF me
Golden Eagles lodge VIII nolo tuel'
regular weekly session. se'er,h ~, 80;
portant business matters are 70 o. utS
rrescd after which a social hour will be
eaioScd.
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visiting her cousin. Miss Eleanor Hersch
OF Eofr street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Auth Of Moyston
street, have as their guest. Harry Auth:
or Pittsburgh.
Miss Rhea Norton Of the South Side.
is confined to her home slightly i'll.
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Rox Social,

\ box social will bc given by the
members Of the Chaplinc Street NJ. T.
church. in the rooms of the church. on
Friday evening. All OF the members OF
The sunday school classes Of the churca
arc asked TO be present and bring boxes.
The proceeds will be- used for the bene-
tit Of the classes.
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ntnrast ContinueR,

Interest in the series of cranschs'ie
services in the Calvary h. y. Gnu! 81,
continues and the meetings Will DC ueu
uIr ,biv vcck Conversions are taking
nI.cr each evening, and the workers OF
Tho church arc very we'll pleased with
results
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Last evening q meeting. Of The teach
ers and officers Of the Baptist cnuFrh
was held in the homo or Mrs. j. l." TaS-
ker. on Virginia street. Matters prctim-
mary to the opening Of II series Of re-
viyol meetings in the church were
taken up.
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Condition Serious.

The condition Of James Lucas pe''
telephone lincman who was serious!
;vrnd IN = fan from a pole while at work
Tondov morning. is still critical. Tho
doctors attending declare that the frac-
tmrc ~ tho skull may prove fatal. out
thcrc &c - chance that he will recover.
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VALENTINE SociAl.

The Altar Boys Of st. Francis AaV'er >
Catholic church will give valentine 50.
cial in the church basement on ea.uiuas
n,onin,- February 18th. There will be
! snccIaI musical program and refresh
,,nn,s in great variety will be served.
The affair is for the benefit OF the
church and a cordial invitation Is ex-
tended 10 the public.
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SOUTH SIDE
VIII Serve supper.

The members of the brotherhood or
the Trinity Lutheran church. OF the
South Side. will entertain with supper
and social tomorrow evening at Inc
church parlors. Serving Will be begun
at 5 o'clock and all who can are invited
TO attend.
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SodnlttY Services.

The young ladies OF the Blessed
Virgin Mary Sodality. OF ST. Aiphonsus
church. will hold their regular weekly
devotional services in the church this
evening. Following the services
meeting Of the Red Cross society will
bc held in the rooms at the Columbia
club.
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Winners class OF the First Nj. l.
church Yesterday afternoon at the home
NJ Mrs r. L. Rogcrson. on Fifth street.
Tho event was held complimentary 70
Mrs. +. T. Rhoads of Butler. Pa ana
u.oc most ENJOYABLE,
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BELUAM COAL CO. ELECT .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Snaithfield, Ohio, Concern ! Passes
Through Good Xsar-Loeal People
lISmberB Of Concern.

At tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Bcluam Coal company OF
Smithficld Ohio. the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year. in
GLIDING several persons OF this section:
H. p. Loe. OF st. Clairsville:> \. NC
Fadden. Of Wheeling: Theodore Burriss
Martins Ferry: G. W. Bannefleld. Fol-
lansbec; 4. T. Segus. Colerain.
Annual reports read showed that the
company had enjoyed 4 prosperous year.
that oil obligations had been met and
there WAS a good balance in the treas
ury The directors in turn will elect
officers for the year.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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entertained.

Mrs. e. C. Rogerson, Mrs. T. L. Roger
son and Mrs. Ida liankins were joint
hostesscs to the members of the Soul
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VIII Re-Decorated Church.

Work on tho refrigeration OF tlr 81
tnnonsus church was started yesterda!
,,,nrninr and the scaftoiding erected
Tho work will bc rushed 10 cornplceloll'
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TO ALL WOMEN
Who ARE ILL
This Woman Recommends
lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean, Neb.-"I want to recon-
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Damages Tor wound.
William II. t'rclinE. of Mingo juno
lion, who was wounded several weeks
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GERMANY
Continued Prom Pa6e ons.)

BERLIN. Sunday. Feb. 9.-tBy the
Associated Press. )-Conscription OF
various classes of men, up to IS years