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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-08-21
~RcHAR AND GARDEN

Radishes and lettuce sown now will
come nicely for fall use.
Lawn clippings dried in the sun and
stored make fine winter green feed
for chickens.
Order tulips, daffodils, and hya-
cinths for spring Towering. They may
be planted the last of September or
the first of October with good results.
Tip the branches of blackcap rasp-
berries to the ground and throw a lit
tie earth owe them. These tips soon
root. gorwing good young plants for
setting out next year.
Peony seed for planting must be
picked as soon as 1t is brown. II al
lowed to dry it will take much longer
to serminatae If it will terminate at
all. AS soon as picked, put in sand
or soil until time to plaintiffs pre-
vents its drying.
Thin out the currant bushes now if
il has not been done-cut out the old
est wood and thin some new growth
so each branch has a chance to de-
velop. This often increases the size
OF the fruit remaining.
1t takes about five years to produce
All orchid from seed. During the first
two years extreme ARE must be used
to keep them alive and growing.
Water gladioli freely when they
begin to flower. Cut the flower stalks
As soon as two or three flowers are
ont. They will open in the house.
Removing the flower from the plant
gives the bulb a chance to develop.
DO not try to see how many flowers
may be packed into a vase, but rather
how few. Often one flower makes as
attractive a vase rs a dozen.
Pick the apples carefully without
bruising IL you want them to keep
well.
Leaves of endive should be tied up
about the plant if white, tender growth
is vented.
Plant peonies during September.
Festiva Maxina, Mons Jules Eli, Felix
Crouisse, Baroness Schroeder, and
Carl Rosenfield are good varieties.
Chrysanthemums, geraniums and
other garden flowers may be taken
up and put in pots fer winter grow
ing in the house.
High bush cranberry fruit a be
made into a fine jelly. Try a few
quarts of fruit for that purpose.
1t is just as important to keep the
garden free from weeds and insects
now as earlier in the season.
Head lettuce must be given plenty
of room to develop 1t. 1t thrives best
In cool moist weather.
Do not allow manur to come in
contact with freshly set peonies or iris
roots. 1t os o rule means disease and
decay.
Give the dahlias plenty Of water as
soon they they begin to bloom.
Iris may be tr~ansplanted now to adj
vantage. Cut back the tops about
one-hslf. Set now they should be we'll
established before winter sets In,
Clean wsE sradsd fruit VIII always
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{ CROSS A

Plans for a nationwide Red Cross
campaign opening Monday, November
8, and closing Armistice Day, Novem.
Der IL, are formally announced BY
DR.. Livingston Farrand, chairman OF
the executive committee of the Amer
lean Red Cross. The primary object
of the campaign, which will be known
as the Third Red Cross Roll Call, will
be to enroll members for 1920, but
there will be in addition a general ap-
peal for SIS. 900, 900 to enable the or
ganization to complete it's war obli-
cations at home and abroad.
There will also be local appeals.
where necessary, conducted by the
Chapters, to secure funds needed for
local programs.
During the war there were two an
nual Red Cross campaigns, the War
Fund Drive in the late spring and a
Christmas Roll Call for membership.
The only campaign this year will be
the one in November and in succeed
ing years there will be only an annual
Roll Call in which the Red Cross will
seek the reaffirmed allegiance of the
American people expressed in dollar
memberships. The money so derived
will be used for American
and the approval thus received is to
be regarded as a mandate to carry
on future programs.
"The Red Cross authorities realize
that the astonishing generosity of the
American people during the wal might
legitimately lead many to expect a
from further demands for as
s%istance to other peoples" says DR..
Farrand, "but we must remember that
our Allies were much harder hit by
the war than we were, and that we
have incurred obligations to them
which honor demands shall be dis
charged. In naming the sun of $15,-
600, 900, the Red Cross has tried to
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is not a capital and labor settlement.
1t Is the elimination of capital alto
gether as an active force in industry.
In a word. it is socialism as the an
tithesis of capitalism.
Inevitably, we believe, it mean less
capable management, and lower Indus
trial efficiency, when the need Is for
greater efficiency. True, capitals mo-
tive is selfish. II seeks profits. But
by and large it car realize that selfish
end only through capable management
and ever increasing efficiency. II has
acquired a large experience in indus
trial management and in picking capa-
BILE managers. We see no reason to
hat labor would be particu-
larry less selfish than capital. It
eve has been that we know of. 1t
would seek wages as capital seeks
profit. And capitals selfshness is
readily amenable to public control.
Ways and means of restraining it have
been devised. 1t is weak in political
power, in spite of all that foolish and
src.hy persons say to the contrary.
The government has no trouble, for
example. in hunting freight rates. Linn
iting wages in like manner would be
a much more difficult undertaking.
Capable management is the first need.
The capitalistic scheme is the best
method OF getting it.
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bring a good price. In d year Of plen-
ty, II will sell at a better price and
quicker than well mixed loots.
Drain tile set over celery plant
blanches it nicely, Paper or boarods
may be used in cool weather, but
either is apt to decay the plants in
warm weather.
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visiting with friends and relatives
here the guests of Mrs. N. e. Comp.
Horace Ladd returned Thursday Of
last week from an automobile trip
through parts OF North Dakota. He
went up to look at some land he had
come in possession of in a deal"
He says there is only about half a
crop in that country.
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determine the smallest amount which
will enable it to round out its work
and make effective the appropriation
of army goods rather than to esti.
mate the generosity of the American
people"
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WHITE

From the Leader:
Mrs. H. z. Beebe, Of Ipswich, au-
toed to White the fret of the week
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harsiem, of
Hamberg, II. D., are here for a visit
at the Walradth and Hortness homes.
They came in the auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Duff and daugh-
ter, Fern, of Los Angeles, Calf, are
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for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Valentine.
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PAIRING KNIFE
To Be WELDED,
SAYS MONDELL

trcO.r1l
WASHlN NJ ~ l,'' ',sr..I
appropriations Tor 1871 MI. he pare
down "!n accordance Win "tr.''c$t c'"''-
Cmy," except n" post "iitc" ana hnN*'
departments, III" estimates III WIZ "
arc less than ;0r the pr"s''h' Ht"'' ~,
juri:v lcadc" MuuG"i. Wyoming. i"l!
the house today when ~" hEr' "EE''t
deficiency bill of th.S season VI
brought up. Greatest reductions Wouit
he mad" ~ inc H,"! ''''H ,'' ,'''' ,,',,.,,
estimates, il" sad. inc '"r>',r ''Iu'
tutGllyIuE $9&",NNrN"". ana IN" ,'',
slIT.193.33o. IN !nr7"aS" al NOR" 'ih'
sl06yUn 0n0 over III" present ApPF"P'''
alton.
The balance of cSj .m",rd bah.l /. :
oycr the receipts Mr.. Mundcll :a.G 4"
I?uJU.5OS 514 Estimates of "NpcAd.-
;ur,, no said. would Sugg"s; "N'"SE-
rnncss This. hr explained. WAS true,
nddinp at least we must MAX" Tins eX-
"cssiveness true when We writ" our az
,ronriotiCn bills. maxi II tru, hy rcdur-
L,;n,s Of hundreds nf millions of dol
49,,
..., .oo,,,,, r,r .br ..rai
lotaL est 81 a. s50 nNo
ne Sa.u' az e,,,nI "..tIrnot,s of ILc re-
MS addnd Gro mot nhlr IN THAI
ceips ne auu'N' u" rn.,,n,S ~,
th"y carr! II" ts,,''",' 80, I,ai,s al
account OF hlt,t'n 81 vi fnr,,,.,, ,,Gyrr,,-
nearly $In.uo" """,'u' Er ' 7,'n,,,d t,.
ments. THIS !n''rcSt u p,iu N o,,. ,,,,.
crcns" our receipts anu laSnIU" .tNn nae. -.
dCnS tor 'n' year ny "'"''H
600: -, ;,.oro.. r., ror.iru obi
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RELEASE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
Once upon Il time there was very
talented cunfeCtioner in certain big
city in this country who made the most
Delicious candy you could imagine. and
by keeping down the cost Of production
managed to sell II at the modest price
Of sixty cents Il pound.
BY reason of its righteousness anu
reasonable price. the candy ought Il"
not. And for some years the .coEfcc-
toner's business went from bad 10
worse until finally a young man came
the business. And what do YOU think
!mto the establishment and rcorganized
was the first thing he did:
He put the price Of that candy up a
dollar and a half a pound.
Judging by tho Cost.
The old candy maker was Mortified a.
that. We might as we'll shut up shop
Al once" he said. IL that candy wasn't
good enough 10 sell for sixty cents 4
pound. II certainly isn't good enough
TO bring dollar and half.
1t isn't Il question Of tho Nalu" or
the candy" said the young man calmly.
ITS merely question of the price
people like to pay. The general run or
people don't judG" thing by It's value.
they judge il by ITS price. You walt
and see
He waited. and sure enough the sales
OF that candy began 10 take an upward
curve and they've been Sky-rocSclNR
ever since.
You see tho young man was good
student Of the weakness Of human ma
ture. ,.,
H. knew thai whatever costs us dear
We priz" highly. ,,,,,.
He knew that whatever We can puy
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StoH Of the Probe.


WASHINGTON. pcc. lS---Rctrcmfnt
Of The packers from all lines az hus'-
ness except the meat and pr"duc" hu%!-
ness end a fight uf long standing "h"n
had been an issu" in elections ana
nnlitiCal debate for years the SuhJ"r; "'
much attempted leg 3slat.on. tn" "au.'.
Of the cxpcnditur" nf thousands nl
, dollars in invcS; CATIONS and untold hit
;rrncsS between IN, rHCkcrs on inc on"
hand and the government, i've at"rk
producers and small business firms on
The present settlement IL an out
growth of an investigation started by
the federal trad" commission ny hir"c-
,.,Inu of President Wilson on February
, 1919. 4 letter reviewing that worH
and what il accomplished was trans
mittcd 10 tho Whit" House tonight hH
chairman MurdTE and ms associates
Tho rcmm Ms tNa sn1a You v MR.
unswcrvrng supper IN its lnb"rs: &C
kowIcdgcs the Sympathctlc c""t"rati"n
Of the department. Of aGrtcultIr" and
tho department Of Justice and IN" other
hranChcs OF tho government. and Of
~" many good citizens whose aid has
made The completion Of it's task pos
siblr. And lastly, the patience and gen
crUSity Of tho congress and of its COM
uittccs in both houses.
Much evidence Obtained ny tho com
mission from the prlvat" hlcs Of The
hackers was made public. despite de-
,ermined opposition by the packers. IN
nNpartc hearings in Washingto and
other cities, which were scmsationa! in
heir revelations OF financial manipu'
lnrion by means Of dummy directors,
hcarer warrants and other devices to
conceal the persons involved.
when tho investigation was trans
fcrrcd 10 Chicago. A h"i legal fight re.
suited from IL raid on tn" privat" vault
/ ~ Henry Vceder. from which Francis
! Honey. of San Francisco special Coun-
sci for the commission. took letters and
papers alleged to have related TO col
fusion between the packers to control
III. markr, and prices az lIv" stock.
Errhcr stopped Hem" from further ex-
amination Of his files by obtaining 4
federal injunction, pending which both
sides maintained guards around tina
vault night and day.
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She Wanted TO Pay High Price
Did | ever tell you how my paper
hanger once made q big sale:
Gle was showing book OF samples
10 TIE wife of one Of the rlCheSt men
ia this country. She was attracted uy
ono uf the samples. but on hhd!nE thaI
the paper was only so cents roll de-
c dvd that il was rather common looh-
ing after all. 4 few minutes later nc
showed her the same sample in another
book. this time telling her that the
paper was $3.50 a roll. and she I'M
mcdiatcly ordered 1t because II mas SO
much refinement and distinction.
It IL tho Same With Food.
The errors in buying food supplies
have their rooot N tn" mistaken notion
that whatever is obtained at sma'i
relative expense is common ana uh-
clean" says the great dictctc phlloSr
nphsr, Ellen Richards. AS matter OF
fact. the cost of food IS -" measure o!
itg uutrltivc value. 'Che.tr 1000 IS that
which has required little capital or
labor to produce. II once the. pupllSs
can disabusc it's mind OF any idea VI
lose connection between food value and
cost namely that cheap FOOD IL
moor food, that a dear food ~ Eoou
rooG--thcn a beginning IN Sc!eht'hc
diclurics can he mad".
And so Il il in every direction. r
r l!arnIm used t. say that TIC Amer
,au pnhl.c liked 10 be fooled. FhHrc is
no question that they like 20 be cheal-
cd il they may pay high enough LOT inc
privilege.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States Of America, Northern
District of West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court IN
and for said DISTRICT, VIA, ,.
rupt. No. 500. In bankruptcy. Peti-
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G.. Dayton,
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern DIS
trict OF Vest Virginia:
Elias d. Bland. Of Reader. In the
County Of Wc:zcl. and State OF West
Virginia. in said District, respectfully
represents that on the 5th day OF May.
1918, last past. he was duly adjudged 4
la nkrupt under the acts OF Congress re-
lating to bankruptcy: that lie has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully compiled
with all the requirements of SAID acts
and OF orders OF the court touching MS
bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrced by the Court TO have full ais
charge from all debts prOvable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex.
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 9TH day Of December A. D.,
ELIAS D. BLAND.
Bankrupt
By G. l.. JOHNSON, Counsel.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia, So:
on this 5th day of December. A. D..
1919, on reading the foregoing petition.
Il is
Ordered by the Court that hearing
be had upon the same on tie 18th day
Of January. \. -. 1920. before said
Court ut Wheeling in said district. a,
ten o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be- published In the
Wheeling lntcliirenccr. a newspaper
printed in said District, and that all
KA65a creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause. If any they
have. why tho prayer of the said petit
ton should not b. granted.
And il iS further ordered ny the
Court that tho clerk shall send By mail
70 all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order addressed 10
, them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston q.
| Dayton. Judge of the said Court, and
| the seal thereof, ut Wheeling. in SAID
! district. on the 9Th day Of December
| \. D., 1919.
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iuasiy. We could spend billions without
thought Ms 70 where the money was
IL come from. who was 10 pay II, or
when It was 10 b. paid.
The coming fiscal yer will witness
,r,. curntnutiun "C ia" growing burdens
Of the vars nIir"math. 1t presents
way ms any We met during the period
,r the war We cannot increase taxes.
We should not ISSUE bonds. We have
30 alternative but TO economic 10 the
limit"
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United States Of America. Northern
District of West Virginia, SIS:
In the United states District Court
in and for said District.
In the matter OF LYDIA Elc0der An
derson. Bankrupt. No. 524. In Bank
7 Td the H si'si%h s"r s5"n r. Dayton
judge OF tn. District Court of the
United States Tor the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia:
LYDIA Elepdcr Anderson. of Jackson
burg. in the County Of WctZcl. and State
OF West Virginia. in said District, re-
Spectfully represents that on the 18TH
day nf February. 1919. last past. she
the acts Of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that she has duly surrendered
all her property and ri ghts OF Sroperty.
and has fully. complied with all the re-
quircmCuts of said acts and or orders
Of the court touching her bankruptcy.
Wherefore. she prays that she may
b" dccrccd by the Court to have a 1ull
discharge from all debts provable
acts, except such debts as are excepted
by law from such discharge.
Dated this second day OF December,
a. D.. 1919.
LYDIA ELEHDER ANDERSON, !.
Bankrupt.
BY c. L. JOHNSON. Counsel.
Order Of Notice Thsreon.
NurthCr& District OF West Virginia. ssh
On this Sth dag of December. a. D.,
1919. on reading the foregoing petition,
IL is
Ordered by thc Court that hearing
he had upon the same on the 18th day
OF January. =. d.. 1920. before said
Court at Wheeling. in said district, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon: and tina;
notice, thereof be published In the
Wheeling lntellig"nCor. newspaper
printed in said District, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear IT the said time
and place and show cause. II any t"ey
have. why the prayer "f the said petit
ton should net ," granted.
And il is further ordered by the
Court. that the clerk shall send by mail
"a all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order addressed tn
them at their places Of residence as
stated.
Witness The Honorable Aston O.
Dayton. Judg" nf the said Court. ana
the seal thereof. at Wheeling, in said
district. on the Sth day Of December
a. D.. 1919.
Attest:
A. T. BARRETT, Clerk.
L. s. ID. G., y. D. w. Va.
d-ll-lS
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Night School Teachers
Get 20 Percent Raise

Tho teachers in the night school st
Wheeling High arc TO receive an IN
crease Of 20 percent in their wages TAX
ing effect from the 34th Of last month.
This increase brings their pay mp to
$500 per night. and amounts to tho same
increase az that given tor regular tesch-
ing hours this past year.
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DIED

PAENCH-On Wednesday. December
I'm. 1919. ut 80 o'clock a. m,
JAMES 4. FRENCH. in the list year
Of his age.
Services at tho Mcndcl Company chapel.
lol2 Chapliuc street. Friday after.
noon AT > o'clock Friends invited.
Intcrmcnt private Mt Wood ceme-.
terry.
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TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. \
e>>>>>>>>~>>>>>>%
: MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 3O2.

While discussing practical ways and
means with his good wife. Farmer
Jones said: Now. Maria. II we should
stock OF feed would last just 20 days
longer, while II we should buy 100
extra fowl. as you suggest, we would
run out of chicken feed in 10 days soon
err" well. now. Josiah. how many
chickens have we, anyhow?
That's the problem-how many chick
ems have they, anyhow?
ANSWER TO NO. col.
Fr!ll, Craft, Scape. Score, Scowl,
Chair.
Copyright, 1919, by Sam Loyd.)
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HALE FORTUNE TELLERS
BEFORE POLICE JUDGE

Officer Roth picked up two women
out in the East End Yesterday after
noon for fortune telling. Roth women
were placed in IN" city lookup. They
are Mary md Annie Stanley both Ruu-
mnnians. They Will face Judge Ritz
this morning
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CARPENTERS TO MEET

Wheeling local No. of Carpenters
viii hold an interesting meeting this
evening". when a number OF important
matters will. be up for disposal. All
members Of the organization arc urged
;, ,nkc part in the meeting.
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~.- rpH1,nAs nnKxY.

NV calling the Union Mission, II You
h.vs a.v cast Off or old clothing or
wearing apparel. SO Boy Scouts are
wajtinS TO cau for them with SIX big
auto trucks. Call G. W. Cory, Union
Mission, BY phone u-l'-J
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LOST and FOUND

LosT-Bctween or in NcFadden's store
and the Hub, pair OF glasses in small
light brown case. Reward II returned
to lntelligenccr office. d-l9.i
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PLUES-On Thursday. December 18th.
1919, at leo O'Clock J.. M. AZ the
family residence e745 Jacob street,
MARY rEARL. wife Of Robert Plues,
in the 45th year Of her age.
Services from the residence Saturday
afternoon o'clock. Friends invited
TO attend. Intcrment Greenwood GEM
Ctcry.
martins Ferry. O.. papers please copyD
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STAGER-On Tuesday. December letgk,
1919, at s o'clock D. H.. at the family
home, on Jaquette street. KirkwoOd.
O.. BERTHA STAGER, wife Of VIII
liam Siagcr, in the 56th year OF her
age.
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WANTED-femM

to work in Greek
Coffee House. at 500 Main street,
Martins Ferry, Ohio. d-12-m
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Funeral notice hereafter.

BACHMAN-Lucy Wheeler B:@'hman,
December Is. 1919 ut ll:40 p. IL. wlie
If the late William T. BaChnAi. At
her residence. Thirteenth street
Funeral notice hereafter. Z.
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BUSINESS OFPURTONITLES

SHALL manufacturing business can be
operated anywhere. Profit $4,000 to
10000 per year. This business is also
very profitable TO operate in connection
with confectionery, soft drink or candy
lines Price complete $3.50. Do you
want US to show you? Address Busi-
ness Opportunity. care Intelligencer.
d-l6-l
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PERSONAL
FOR BALE

ron sALR-A splendid toned Freyman
upright piano. Black case. Fine new
action. Cost $3.50. will be sold for half
price. Cali 3226-J, 81 Virginia St..
Island. d-l6-l
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Side; Talks /
by Rafth Cameron Il
VALUE VS.. WORTH

for little. no matter how great it's true
value to us. we are sure to depreclate
and under-value.
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50 A. FARM TOR $4,000.

Cottage HUu>". good barn 50 40.
other buildings: 400 fruit' trees. team
Of good mules. wagon. harness. two
cows poultry, farm tools. Don't fan
10 sec tins. It's truck farm: writ. for
ran description and Carm catalogue of
400 Ohio farms TO
h H MASTERS, Agent.
Cambridge Ohio
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1CmLIoHs are suffering with rhenma.
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age. herb that actually drives thu
tirely out Of tho system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re.
suits. especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities:
POSTPAID. 10 pounds IS express paid.
Rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. 'CAll,Sr-
MIA nU.st.tt
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d. lis

AIIGSL.
A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
l.. S. d. c., y. y. w. Va
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BY c. L. JOHNSON. Counsel.
Qrdar Of NotIca [haroon.

NUrthCrN NiHtriCt OF West NFrglfla, 81
On this Sth dag of December. A. D..
1919. on reading the foregoing petition,