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The Jasper news., 1919-01-02
French Revolutionary Calendar.

The convention of the French revo-
and established a new one, beginning
about the autumnal equinox, with de-
scriptive names for the months. The
present time Of year was under that
arrangement the last month Of the
year. It extended from August 10 to
September 10 and was called Fructidor
(fruit).
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Additional Local

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Mr.. Pinnell from Cranky visited
his parents, Rev. l.. L. Pinnell and
wife, the past week.
Lieutenant Easterly, Of the
United States air service, visited
his brother-in law, Walter Brown,
last week.
Harley Follmcr has finished the
course at the Sweeny Auto School
at Kansas City and has returned
to Jasper.
Otis CrandaIl and wife of Bon
ner Springs, Kans., visited their
parents, A. w. Crandall and wife,
the past week.
Ernest Yates, Merl Little and
Guy Arner have been discharged
from different army camps and
returned home
Miss Mary Stimson. niece of Mrs.
]. c. Pitts, left 'last week for Mar
shalitown, Iowa, after visit here
~of several weeks
Virgil Cavenee. who has been
sick since last August, was down
town Monday for the first time
since his illness began.
Andrew Bcedcncamp stopped
over in Jasper Monday on his way
to Kansas. Andy had just been
discharged from the Spruce Divis-
ion of the United States Army.
DR.. Knott announces the birth
of a boy to Hurley Brown and
wife, 8 miles northwest, on Christ
mas day. The little fellow has
been given the name James Fred.
erick.
Walter Brown and his brother.
in law, ! w. Willis, the latter from
northern Missouri, have bought
the Modern Garage of Lattimer s
Son Tie new owners will take
charge in a few days.
Ernest Melton of the Westerr
Union Telegraph repair crew work,
ing in Nebraska, was here Mon
day to see his mother. He haC
been called to Lamar by the dealt
of his infant daughter.
Howard Gresham, who is will
the American forces in the Rhine
Valley, writes his parents, ]. c
Gresham and wife, that he came
through the war without injury
and hopes to be home in the spring
Clarence. Tabler, United States
gunner on the battleship Pennsyl
vania, visited relatives here tn,
past week. The young man is Z
son Of Shelby Tabler of Riverside
Cal. His mother is daughter o
L. c, Lucas.
A, W Radford and family, Mrs
Matte Peterson and Miss Ethel
Loyd ii,7da'vay and family o
Cartiae2, 4ua two children of Will
Pet s2r II 2olome. S. OAK, spen
Chnstmas -.ay with Allen Pete,
son and family.
The Jasper news., 1919-01-02
A. w. Radford's Sale Dates
From July "a TO De-
cernber 80

from July "a TO De-
cernber 30
July "A, f. c. Zaerr, 6 miles southeast
Jasper.
July 90, b. d. Sellers, 51s miles south
west Golden City.
July 81, 1. o. Patterson, 2 miles
southwest Jasper.
-. July 20, w. A. Strecker, 8 miles east
Jasper.
July 80, c. l., Smith, 5 miles north
CRANKY.
July 81, ]. w. Phillips, 315 miles
northeast Jasper.
August 1, Fred Robb, 9 miles west
Maple Grove.
August 3, J. w. Edwards estate, .
miles south Jasper.
August 5, Ed Bass, miles northwest
Maple Grove.
August I, Mrs. Selferman, 4 miles
southeast Larussel.
August u, w. Mitchell, . miles east
Diamond.
August 15 D. Sparks, miles north
Bowers Mill.
August %, Isaac Baker, , miles south
T<enoma.
August 90, Dilse Wilson, 21a miles
east Avilla.
August 81, l.. l. Bogue, Reeds.
September 3, C. C. Robinson, miles
south Lockwood.
September 4, Henry Covert, miles
sou beast Jasper.
September 10, J. II. Campbell, 6>5
miles southeast Jasper.
September II, John Il. Cook, 2 miles
northwest Golden City.
September u, Willard Whitley, 8
miles west Nashville.
September Is, Harry Ulmer, l mile
south Galesburg.
September 25, J. p. Deibel, miles
east Pittsburg, Kans.
September 26, r.. l.. Duncan, i miles
north Bowers Mill.
September %, Mrs. G. ID. ~Lowery,
Jasper.
October ., J. d. Sloan d Son, miles
southeast Golden City.
October 8, J. E. Dubcs, 8 miles north
west Jasper.
October o, Geo. Bradbury, ~ miles
southeast Alba.
October Is, Claud Driver, 3 miles
northeast Avilla.
October Is, G. L. Smith, 5 miles
northeast Carthage.
October II, Henry Jasper, 8 miles
southwest Lockwood.
October %, Davis & Faskcn, miles
southeast Jasper.
October 20, Spencer & Block, mile
south Sarcoxic.
November 7, W. a. Southland, 8 miles
southwest Red Oak.
November o, Wilictt & Roe, miles
northeast Bowers Mill.
November II, Ben Janrey, 4 miles
southeast Jasper.
November 30, IL. S. Townley,
miles southeast Golden City.
! November %, IIolstein Calf Club
Sale, SnrcoXie.
November 26, G.. II. Redmond, 81.
mics northeast Jasper.
November %, Clarence SubIett
COLLEEN City.
December 3, Huffman d Wescott :
miles southwest Jasper.
December 6, Morgan Taylor, y;
miles southwest Carthage.
December II, Chapman Il Hall,
west Avilla.
December 80 T.. G. Bennett. 2 l.:
niles north Carthage.
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The Jasper news., 1919-01-02

Henry Covert vent backto Kan
sas City Sunday, where he is at
teniing an automobile school, He
took his family with him.
The Jasper news., 1919-01-02
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THE JASPER NEWS.

ARTHUR f. DRAKE, Publisher,
JASPER, MISSOURI,
Entered at the Postoffice at Jasper,
Mo-, as second class matter, Septem-
Der 81, 1898.
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DECLARES
INDEPENDENCE
KOREAN NATIONAL INpEPENp-
ENcE UNION TO CUT
JAP RULE.
WANT REC0G NIXON
WILL SEND DELEGATES TO PARIS
TO APPEAR BEFORE PEACE
CONGRESS-.

San Francisco. March 10.-The Ko.
rean National Association Of San
Francisco received cable advIces yes
terday from Shanghai that Korea de-
clared It's independence of Japan at l
O'Clock on the afternoon of Saturday,
March l. The cablegram, which was
signed by Hymn Soon, special repre-
sentative OF the Korean National In.
dependence Union, read: 1.-THE Korean
National Independence Union, COM
posed of 3.OOOOOO people, including
5000 Christian Churches Of Heaven
wOrshippers, all colleges, schools and
other bodies, declared the independ-
ence OF Korea at l p. M, March 1, at
Seoul, Plng-Yang and other cities. We
have sent Delegate Representatives
Son Pyung Hi, Rhee Sang Chat and
TIL Sun Chu"
1t also was announced here that
recognition of the independence Of
Korea will be urged at the Paris peace
conference. Two delegates are now In
Washington, 1t was said, making eff
forts to obtain passports in order to
reach Paris.
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Resort to kultur Treatment.

Berlin.-BlOOd and iron have once
more proved IN efficacious cure for
terrorist outbreaks in this capital.
With utter ruthlessness, working on
the theory that no price In lives Is too
high to pay for saving the fatherland
from anarchy and chaos, War Minis
ter Noske has put down the Spartacan
rebellion, and Berlin Ii quiet and or
derby again. though some of its prin-
clpnl streets and squares resemble the
bloodiest battlefields in France. The
week was the worst In the city's his
tory. The price came high--15O killed
and ut least coo wounded. The death
toll may prove higher. From many a
pile of debris which was a stately
structure before the governments war
planes swept down upon 1t and
dropped bombs, rise the muffled
means Of wounded rebels.
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germany Nav Oct Soviet Rul.,

Beriin.-Debnte on the resolution
calling for n soviet government In
Germany was continued ut the conven.
ton OF the Independent Socialists
Hugo Iinnsc said he was not opposed
to the German National Assembly, but
believed that the principle Of soviet
rule should he Incorporated In the leg
islntive organization. Herr Dnlumiy
demanded pure soviet government.
Herr Brcitschcid. former Prusslan
minister Of the interior, declared I
was commonly reported that the big
Berlin banks had contributed 10000.
no marks to various parties In the 70.
cent elections. the majority Socialists
receiving II liberal share. lie said
that the election. having been Influ.
cnccd by the capitalists. could not
claim to he nn expression Of popular
will.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-03-13
Canadian Troop Riot.

London. From eight to twenty
seven persons are estimated to have
been killed and from twenty-five to
seventy-three wounded In riotinE dur.
ing the past three days at the Kinmsl
military camp at Rhyl Wales, accord.
Ing to Liverpool dispatch. Accord
ing to latest reports from Liverpool,
the riot was started by about 200 NAL
contents. There were $4,000 Canad.
ians In the camp awaiting demobiliIa-
ton and embarkation. The men who
caused the trouble were war casuals
who had served for three years or
more In France. They complained
that their embarkStion had been post.
pOned while other men who had ssoa
less service were sent home.
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WILLRUSH PEACE TERMS
BELGIUM MAY GET SMALL PIECE
OF GERMAN TERRITORY
LEAGUE MAY BE siDETRAcKEo
UNTIL PEACE TREATY AND
TERMS ARE STONED.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris, March 7-What may he ~.
gnrded as the official French view of
the military terms was expressed by
Capt. Tnrtlieu, when he said to the
peace delegates 1T Is almost unani-
nous that the terms should he even
more severe than those proposed"
Capt. Tnrdieu said the commission on
Belgian affairs had agreed on the re-
vision Of the treaty of 1889. 1t IL un-
derstOOd that the commission favOrs
the addition of Malmedy and MOres-
net ION the Belginn-Prussian border)
TO Belgium. The League OF Nations
covenant as 1t stands In the present
draft may not be formally adhered to
by the allied associated powers before
the preliminary peace Is signed with
Germany. Everything to hasten peace
In the slogan Of every commission and
subcOmmissiOn. and rather than suffer
delays, through further deliberations
on the League Of Nations the matter
may be left over until after the hos
tilities with Germany are officially
ended.
All Of the powers unofficinliy will
adhere to the league covenant, Ms all
were represented and consulted dur
Ing It's draft and MI are cognizant OF
Its features. But 1t IL realized that
nll sorts OF discussions OF armainentS
and proposals for changes and amend.
mshts will he brought up when the
pienary session Is asked formally to
adopt the pact.
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Important Measures that Failed.

WashinRton.-The following Ia u
record OF things left undone by the
sixty.ffth Congress Appropriation
measures aEgrcgntinK a3,OO+.777. 392. a.
followa: Army. si.2ss. d.. 1d7 navy,
1924. 7Os.52i. General deficiency. In.
Guiding 10000. 900 addition to rsvolv.
Ing fund for railroad administration
Ss@:. Of,6.olS. Sundry civil. including
sdBO. OOOOOO for the shipping board.
Si.i:2,Ni0. 1875: agricultural. &37. 3s,,.
as Indian affairs. 1i5,%30.Oi0. Leg.
islntivc measures which fell Into the
was,. basket: Water power md coal
and oil land leasing blii: civil service
retirement bill public buildings appr0.
priaiions: $lOO.O00,OOO soldiers land
bin immigration bills.
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Force Germany to Meet Terms.

Paris.-The Havas agency's report
on the meeting OF the supreme war
council says: 1.-THE greater part of the
session was devoted to the discussion
OF the situation created by the inter
ruption Of the Spa negotiations. 1t
was decided to notify Germany that
she must execute the conditions Of Ar
ticle VIII Of the supplementary armis-
tice signed at Treves on Jan. 10, which
stipulated that In order to insure the
provisioning Of Germany and the re-
mainder Of Europe, Germany must
place her merchant marine fleet under
the control OF the allied and associated
powers for the period of the armistice,
this arrangement to have no effect up
on the final disposition Of the ships"
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Chicago Flights Sleeping Sickness.

Chicago.-COmmis OF Health
John Dill Robertson announced that
the first report NJ death attributed to
lethnrg!o cncephnlitis to come to his
personal attention has Just been re-
ported. He hns issued Instructions to
NIL physicians requiring them to report
all cases Of the disease with their oh.
scrvntiOns on Its character. The com.
missioner said the disease resembles
hut most certainly IL not the sleeping
sickness" Of Africa. The death report
cd was that Of n man 10 years old. A
case reported In Evanston Is that Of II
young woman who hns been In II state
Of coma for eighteen days
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Release Captured olris

Snloniki.-Aftcr Intervention by
Gen. Frnnchet d'Espcrey, the French
commander, the Bulgarixns have
turned over to the Greek military mis-.
sion In Bulgaria several young Greek
girls. natives Of eastern Macedonia
ind Thrsce. who were cnrricd away
by Bulgarian officers or officials ut
the time OF the Invasion Of these prov.
incss.
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Want Certain cordi,ion.

Bcrlln-rhr conditions under which
III" worllne,u"n's council ~ g,ri. .r
Berlin declared itself Wiling Ia nr.
prov" III" nc'ion of III" Berlin Fedora
'ion Of Labor In ndoniing n resolution
calling the sirik" Off hav. been "n.
h"'inc"d. The conditions included IT.
retirement of III" volunteer regimen,
from Berlin and III. release Of in.rir
"nfs arrested during the strike. IA
council IL the body dominated hy til,
radicals which has been directing The
strtkS
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srREET BATTLES BETWEEN RED
AND GOVERNMENT TROOPS
CONTINUE IN BERLIN,
REVOLUTION NEAR END
ALL IMPORTANT BUILDINGS ARE
IN HANDS OF GOVERNMENT
TROOPS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
London, March 8.-All the import
ant buildings In Berlin are in the
hands of government troops and a
good prospect of maintaining order
was assured, according to a German
government wireless message received
here. The number of dead and wound
ell in the recent fighting exceeds 400,
the message says.
Berlin.-Government troops began
an attack from all sides Of the center
of the city and made brilliant prog
ress. The attack was for the purpose
of relieving police headquarters. A
column from the west progressed to
within block of police headquarters
in two hours. 1t is believed that the
column succeeded in relieving the be-
sieged garrison at police headquarters,
although military headquarters had
not yet received any information on
that point. Between 200 and 300 per-
sons were killed or wounded. The cas-
ualties We're largely among spectators.
The spectators, despite all warning.
persisted In staying to see the fight
ing. The casualties among the gov
eminent troops were comparatively
light. There was very little organ
lied. coherent opposition by the Re
publican guards and Spartacan ma
rines. They were caught by surprise
without efficient leadership and were
unable to check the attack of the we'll
disciplined government forces
The government has decided to dis
arm the Republican guard and the
peoples Marine Guard" Strong
forces Of government troops. including
n loyal marine division, and artillery
and mine thrOwers now are marching
through Inter Den Linden to take up
positions. The government took this
step because of the impossibility Of
distinguishing between those who are
loyal and those who are not and also
because of the general unreliability OF
the organizations. The two forces
number 1900 men In Berlin. A part
deserted the government early In the
fighting.
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Wilson Grants Pardens.

Washington. - Unduly harsh sen.
fences Imposed on number Of persons
convicted during the war emergency
OF violating the espionage act will be
corrected from time to time through
executive clemency BY President VII.
non. 1t was announced. simultaneously
with the Communication Of sentences In
fifty.two cases, and the complete par
don In one. As fast rs the Depart
ment Of Justice can review the l50
cases stili awaiting examination, rec.
concentrations for the shortening Of
sentences will be sent to the Presi.
dent.
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Must Report Allowances %.

Washington Statesmen and other
employees rcccIvin. per diem allow.
aness In addition TO regular salaries
are required to report these nllow.
ances in In come tax returns. the H.
ternal revenue board announced. Lv.
Ing expenses src not allowable DE-
auctions. even though incurred n
carrying on business, md Rihouh,s
paid for board and lodging by persons
who travel In the course Of their en-.
ploymeot are considered living u.
trnsrs
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Trouble In Norway.

Christinnia. - Strong revolutionary
agitation ix hcing carried ont In Fin.
mark (the northcrnmost part OF Nor
wny) by nm organization which In
planning n revolution On the Russian
pattern. according To report from
Kirkcnais to the Aftcnpostcn. The or
gnnizntion plans tn carry the rcvoiu.
ton into Finland and Scandinavian
countries
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ARREST ALL LEADERS
UslNo TROOPS TO PUT DOWN
STRIKE AND STOP TERROR
GERMAN SOCIAL.
1878 DO NOT WANT BLAME
FOR TROUBLE.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Berlin, March 6.-Newspapers ap-
pear to be Of the opinion that the
strike movement has reached a climax,
and that there are indications that the
political issues involved will find early
adjustment through negotiations going
on at Weimar. The Independent So
cialIsts seem to be backing away from
the movement now, and to be endeav-
oring to unload the responsibility for
the outbreak onto the Spartacans, who
are accused OF having precipitated the
strike before organization plans had
been thoroughly perfected. The slogan.
Down with Ebert and Scheidemann,"
is no longer given prominence In the
agitation. The Vorwaerts, the Social
list organ, states 1t believes an under
standing will be reached In the course
Of the day. Gustav Noske, minister of
defense, has ordered the troops to ar
rest all strikers or leaders Of strikes
who are guilty Of rioting or intlmidat-
Ing workmen.
The Ebert government published the
draft Of general specialization law
and announced that the law and bill
soclalizing coal mines would he sub
mltted to the federal council. The draft
Is drawn In the most brief and most
general terms and reserves for the ma
tional government the field Of legisla-
tion covering the specialization Of In
dustry, particularly coal mines and
water. electric and other power. 1t
adopts the principle that the control
of Industries by bodies Of self-admin-
istrative character under national -.
pervision II OF universal importance.
Berlin.-The Spartacans have inaug.
urated q movement to seize Koenigs-
berg, East Prussia. and thereby open
u route Of communication to Moscow
40 that BOlshevist armies from Rus.
sia might move to the assistance Of
the Spartacan forces, according to an
official government bulletin. The gov
eminent, however, the bulletin states,
has sent forces into koenigsberg with
the object Of putting down the Sparta.
can strike movement for the seizure Of
the town.
London. - RObbsries amounting to
many millions worth Of property In
Berlin have been carried out In the
last two days, according to IL Reuter-
from that city. jewelers.
stores were looted and also diapers
establishments, where goods were
taken valued at hundreds OF thousands
of marks. In the northeast Of the town
dairy. produce and meat shops have
been plundered.
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oarvan New Custodian.

washington.-Frnncia p. 0arvan Of
New York City WAS appointed by Pres
Idsnt Wilson as allen property custo-
dian to succeed A. Mitchell Palmer.
who became attorney general. Mr. Gar.
van hns been director Of the bureau Of
investigation In the custodian's office
and has been largely instrumental In
disclosing enemy interest In many cor.
porntions over the country.
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Thousands Have ktdkeY
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Oftea
Rejected.

Judsing from reports from druegists
Who are constantly In direct touch With
the public. there 10 one preparation that
has been very successful IN overcoming
these conditions. The mild and hsslinS
influence Of Dr.. Kilmer's swamp-Root 3
soon realized. II stands the highest tor
its remarkable record Of success.
An examining physician for ons Il tie
prominent Life Insurance Companies, n
an interview Of the subjsct. made The -
tonishing statement that one rsssoa Why
% many applicants for insurance. sss n
3ected 10 because kidney trouble b %
common to the American people, and The
large majority Of those whose sppiies.
tons are declined do not evsn s1spseS
that they have the disease. It b on aajs
at all drug stores In bottles Of two sisss,
medium and large.
However. II you wish Arst 70 test this
great preparation send ten csats 70 d.
Kilmer I Co.. Binehamtoa, N. r, ioe
sample bottle. When writing b surs and
mention this psper.-Adv.
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s.ooo Married In France.

Pnris.-WitAin the IAst yenr 600
Americans II France have married
French women. according to the Petit
Journal. The brides for the most
part. says the newspaper. were c"un.
try girls or employees ~ town cstnb.
lishments.
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Future Credits Limited.

Wnxhin Iton.-Future credits to nj.
lies now ARE limited to sl.i5s.OOO.OOO,
the unused portion Of III" aiO.OOOpp-
900 appropriation. according to n ~.
mort issued hlDthe treasury.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-03-13
Arrss, Adivtsr, General.

Boise. Idnho.-Chnrlcs $. Moody. ad.
jutant general Of Idaho's old National
Guard regiment. was arrested here OIL
n felony charge. The specific charge
against Moody Ia that he "willfully,
unlawfuily and feloniously" made q
false certificate on certain voucher
% which money hns since been paid
to him from the state militia fund.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-03-13
France oroani.es Restaurants.

paris.-Thc Chamber of Deputies to.
day passed without discussion bill
o3.OOO.OOO france for the organization
Of popular restaurants.
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Pnris.-Thc Kumnninn press bureau
announces That ~, ooo Runnnlnn com.
hatnnts IN the war were killed or died
from wounds
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Self:rghteousness may save from
degradation. but It will prevent saint
llness.-RObertson.
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proof Read his decision and Do what h tells 700.
"Ons box Of EATONIC viii coavhcs
the most sksptical. 1t y the best remedy
/ have ever tried for indigestioo.
JosEPH rAooART,
n. O. ID Kan. Dist. Kan. City, Kane."
Nearly all stomach trouble 10 caused b. to-
much acid In the stomach.
EATONIC neutralises the excess aeidity and
enables you to eat what you like and digest
what you eat in comfort. It keeps the stomach
In q stats Of perfect health.
HERE'S the secret: EATONlO takes up ths
acidity drives the gas out Of the body-ahd the
bloat eoes with It. Costs only cent Of two
DAY to uss It. Get bog today fsoa youa
1ruggist.
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Emergency proves no nation great
er ihnn Its farmers.
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ssse 1900 NJ. ~ yeaf. A. q (va.sb~4.
having sstU sask, Saoik aDd SuA1 hapsssA
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Spanish Influenza can
be prevented easier than
it can be cured.
At the first sign Of a
shiver or sneeze, take
a. 'n'1'
eeandard cold remedy for 70 ysafsla tahsse
soem..sais. sure, NO opiatss-.6ssals ue z coa1
In ~ houss--felisvss grip b days. Neosy
beek lift fails Tbs genuine bog hos Red top
Nth NJ. Hlll's picture. A. An Drug 0toesa.
j. S. CONGRESSMAN
QUICKLY! FINDS
STOMACH RELIEF
Joseph Tagsart. M. c., from Kansas.
Declares EATONIC Best for
Indiaoot3oo He Ever Used.

4 congfsssmal hears 0a0C
0EGumsnts for and AealA0t
l16srsat proportions. His
mind 10 open to coovictto1
but before be casts hi vote
on any measure he insists
upon evidence that, on it,
own weight, carries Con.
viction. -
In the case Of EATON.
lC" Joseph TaSgart, Co6-
gresham from the md DIS
trict, Kansas City. Kama.
decided that q trial Of the
remedy, itself, would fur
aiah fhA m0at ssoocluaiHl