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Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
McGooRTY TO MEET BECKETT

LONDON, Aug. A 20-round fight between Joe Beckett the English heavyweight champion and Eddie Mc- Goorty of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has been arranged for September in this city. The men will battle for a purse of G2,000 and a side bet of q, 1000. The bout between Beckett and Georges Carpenter, the French heavyweight champion. has been postponed until November.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

Summary-Two base hits: Dilhoe- fer. Three base hits: Johnston. Dou- ble plays: Olson and Konetchy; Olson, Johnston and Konetchy. Bases on balls: Off Ames. l. Innings pitched: By Ames, 1: by Goodwin, 4 Hit by pitcher: By Ames (WheaD; by Good
 win fM. Wheat. Struck out: By Pfeffer 1; by Ames 1; by Goodwin 3.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
CIRCUIT SMASH
 BY PERKINS E VICTORY BLOW

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Perldns lome run into left field bleachers gave philadelphia the last game ofthe series with St. Louis. The squeeze play, with iedeon bunting, followed by Jacobs single. gave the visitors a to l lead n the third inning which they main- aimed, until the Athletics reached Da- ,enport in the seventh. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
SAND LOT BALL BY CUBS GIVES
 PHILLIPS CAME
I Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Erratic fielding by Magee and Merkle, coupled with opportune hitting, gave Philadelphia victory over Chicago Magee's error was responsible for two runs in the fourth and Merkle's two misplays let in two runs in the ninth. Score:
 PhiIadelphia
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Oklahoma City g: Wichita '. At Sioux City 0; Des Moines 3. At Omaha 6: St. Joseph f. At Tulsa 6; Joplin 8.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

Poor Jess Willard: Please change the records, professor. Jess doesn't want so much sympathy.
 Fact of the, matter is Jess departed from the arena on the afternoon of
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
s-Batted for Faber in eighth.

Summary-Two-b base hits: Leibold, Scott Three-ba hits: J. Collins. Stolen bases: Roth, Hooper. Witt. Sac rifice hit: F. Collins, Risberg, Jones
 Double play: Weaver E. Collins, Ris- berg; Witt, shannon, Mclnnls; Ruth and shannon. Bases on balls: Off Fab
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results No games scheduled.
 Today's Games Vernon at San Francisco. Oakland at Los Angeles. Salt Lake at Sacramento. Portland at Seattle.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
Matted for Gerber in eighth. xxBatted for Gallia in ninth.
Philadelphia

Summary-Two- base hits: Sisler. Home run: Perkins. Stolen bases: Thomas. Burns. Sacrifice hit: Gedeon, Smith, Thomas Double plays: Turner, Witt, Burns. Bases on balls: Dayen- port. 1; Gallia, 1 Johnson, ?. Innings pitched: Davenjort, [; Gallia, 1. Strnck put; Davenport 4, Johnson ?.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

CT, > Innings pitched: Faber, '; Kerr l. Hit by pitcher: By Faber (Ruth). Struck out: By Faber; Kerr 1; by Jones, ?.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Birmingham 1-6: Nashville A At Atlanta Il; Chattanooga GO. At Mobile -; Little Rock Al.
 At New Orleans 1; Memphis 6.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
BROOKLYN, 5; ST. LOUIS, 3

ST. LOUIS. August 4.-Brooklyn took three out of four from St. Louis. The visitors got five hits, including triple by Johnston. which netted three runs before Ames could settle down in the first Score
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

Summary-TWo base hits: Magee ?; Flack, Packard. Three base hits: Lud- erus. Innings pitched: By Hendrix 2-3; Martin 1-3; Carter 1. Hit by pitcher: By Packard (Flack); by Martin (Tragesser). Struck out: By Packard 2; by Hendrix L
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
BOSTON, 2; CHICAGO,

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-Boston captured he series from Chicago. Boston hit freely, but splendid support behind Faber kept the score down. Score:
 Chicano
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia, 2; St. Louis, 3. Boston, ?; Chicago, i. Only games scheduled.
 TODAY'S GAMES Detroit at Washington. St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
HOW TheyStand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

EoNNF NIJ . ttN5N'No Philadelphia, ,; Chicago. ?. Brooklyn, ,; St. Louis, 3. Boston at Pittsburg, rain. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

representatives today but issued a statement announcing that the special meeting of the American league called for tomorrow had been cancelled. The New York owners had informed John- son that they would. not attend the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

wages from $2500 to $500. tThat was more than he earned).
 Poor Jess Willard He received s100,000 on top of about s20,000 he made allowing the fans to see him train at two bits head. Poor Jessi
 Poor Jess and the guys who sold ice water at from ten to fifty cents glass.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville 5; Columbus 2. At Indianapolis [; Toledo 0.
 At Kansas City 6; St. Paul 4.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-05

Use The Republican Classified Pages for resulus--reau TOT profit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
NO RETURN FLIGHT
OF The NC-4PLANE
CONSIDERED LIKELY

PLYMOUTH. England. June !. (By
Tho Associated PrCsS)-A canvass last
night among the members OF IN" crews
of nil tho American naryS NJ po2tS'
regarding the feasibility OF direct At
lantic flight by the NC4 developed
wide divergence OF opinion. NO one
would say il was impossible or even I'M
practicable. but there was aScn'ro'
that much depended upon the direction
of the wind and that there was srcnl'r
prospect OF success in flying from NC"
foundland to ireland than the reverse,
Lieutenant f. +. Stone. pilot or the
NC-3. was positive no attempt would p'
made TO fly home by way Of Ireland ana
Newfoundland He pointed out tha'
all the NC planes arc still in an expert
mental stage and that none OF them was
built for n direct Atlantic flight.
Advocates Of the plan contend that II
ono or two members of the crew droppro
enabling tire plane to cs;'ry greatly IN
creased supply of gasoline there was d"
excellent chance OF success. Ih"E a'
e7ued that the destroyers used 10 ana tDe
flight could be stationed along tho Ill
rect course. 80 ,bn
NC-S, saw no possibility OF le'ui Il
trjp to Newfoundland.
The opinions OF the commanders VI
the three planes were not availapie' ~
,pey have been ordered TO attend con-
ference at Paris.
The message of congratulation rro"
King George forwarded through 'he
A ,,c,ican embassy. at London. sad:
The king wishes TO congratulate ms
e1cellcncy, the American ambassador
on tho safe arrival of the Am"rican sea
nIane, and asks him II he Will convey
bic CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.. Daniels ana
the American navy.
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PEACE TERMS
(conttnued Prom Page one-)

rncnts. outlining the German counter
proposals. !, Sts
note the text Of which was made pun
lie tonight by the state department
further asserts:
Tho moro deeply we penetrate into
the spirit Of this treaty. tn" more con-
yinccd we become OF the imposs1ohlty
Of carrying it out"
Tho tcxt Of the German note dated
MAY 90. and addressed 70 Premier
Clcmenccau. president Of the peace con-
ference, was made public by the state
department, as follows:
Text Of the Note.
.06r Prcsidcnt:-I have the honor TO
transmit to you herewith the observa-
tions 81 the German delegation on the
draft treaty Of peace. We came 70
Versailles in the expectation or TeceiN-
ing a peace proposal based on the
agreed principles. We were hrInlN re-
solved to do everything IN our power
with view Of fulfilling tho grave OBJ
lipat ions which we had undertaken. We
hoped for the peace or )ustlr" ~hi'n
bod bccn promised to us. We wcrC
orhast when we read in documents the
demands made upon us-thc victorious
dacply We penetrate into the spirit Of
ms treaty. tho moro convinced We BE-
come OF the :mpossibility Of carrying
u ont. The executions Of this Treaty
are more than the German people can
bear.
Reviews the Cost.
with n view to tn" r"-"stabiiSh-
mont Of tho Polish state we must re-
noInce indisputable German territory
nonrly Tho whole of tho PROVING" g!
N-cst Prussia. which is prcpond"rantly
German: Of POmcrania. DanZIE. which Is
German 10 the core; VIC must lot that
ancient Jamestown bc transformed into
n free state under Polish SuzCrainty
We must agree that East Prussia shall
he amputated from tho body or the
state. condemned to lingering death
and robbed Of its northern portion. in
Guiding Memel, which is purely German
We must renouncc Upper Solcsia for
tho benefit Of Poland and Czccho Slo-
yakia, although II has been IN close
political connection with Germany for
moro than $50 years. Is instinct with
German lifc and forms tho very foun'
dation Of industrial life throughout
East Germany.
Slice for Belgium.
'Trcpondcrantly German circ'c"
(krcisc) must be coded 10 Belgium
without sufficient guarantees that the
plrb Tito. which is only 10 TAX" place
Afterwards. will be independent. The
purely German district Of the Saar must
BE- detached from our empire and tht
way must be paved for - subsequent
annexation to Franco. vi S~urh "" eve
her debts in coal only. H.. in mon.
For fifteen years Thrush t"rritnr,
must be occupied. and after those NJ
teen years the allies HAY" tho power Il
refuse the restoration Of tho country
in the interval the allies can take ever!
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FIRE DAMAGES
CREEK CHURCH

TIL" h"lfry Of tho Crock church on
Twenty fourth street was discovered to
b. un fire about | o'clock Sunday altrr-
noon Th" alarm was turned in and all
fire ppnnrafuS south Oi III" creek re-
sNoni"d. tn" hlaz" was q difficult ono
To get az and IN" firrmcn worked for
nearly AN hour before tho tr" had been
entirely cXiInEuishcd. considerable or
th,. roof vas destroyed and III" interior
~ Ia" church was badly damaged by
water The dnriaEc VIII amount to soy
oral hundred dollars. Tho fir" il believed
10 have been caused by. crossed electric
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Rawter'S Praise.

LONDON. Saturday. May Sl.-lt Is
iollv fine effort and I am very glad
thcv got across" was the comment OF
var G. Hawker. when ne learned OF
tho arrival Of the NC-4 ut Plymouth
Immediately after I learned the news
wired the crew my hearty congra'u
Iotions on their splendid achievement.
7, was a splendidly organized flight.
am particularly glad it was the NJ
because she had all the bad luck at the
1far19
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! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
20 Minutes to Answer This.

thrcc towns one in Colorado, one In
Missouri and ono in Nebraska. arc rep
resented by those three. weights.
ANSWER TO NO. 1925
Tho exact time as indicated upon
those clock signs. with the hands 'cqui-
distant from {. can only by IS and zig
minutes past s o'clock.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.i
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lion by May lst. nineteen twenty SIX
and the balance eighty millions) IN an
rual payments without interest. THESE
pay mcnts shall in principle be equal 10
a fixed percentage Of the German impcr'
ial and state revenues. Tho annual pay
ments shall approximate To the lorlhcr
peace budget For the first ten years
the annual payments shall NOT cNcceu
ono million Of geld marks year. Ih'
German tax payer shall not be less h"aN-
icr burdcncd than the INK payer OF inc
most heavily burdcn"d stat" anon"
those represented on the rcparahoh COM
mission.
"Gc-many presumed in this connection
that she viii not have 10 make any l'T'
ritorial sacrifices beyond thoS" mention
ne. and that she Will recover her lrr''
dom of economic movement at nom" anu
abroad.
"Four-Cicrmany is prepared ia dcNot'
her entire economic strength To tnc ser
vice Of rcconSIructIon. She wishes &c
roOpcra:r effectively III IN" rrConSlruC
, ton Of IN" devastated regions "i ~
gum and northern 'ranC". 20 MACS
good The loss in production Of IN" de
strnycd mines IN Northern France up ,c
twenty million tons Of coal VIII d" de
livrrcd annually for the first iINc years
and up to eight million tons for me nrN'
i've years Germany will farilita'c iur'
Their deliveries Of coal 10 France bei'
gium Italy and Luxembourg.
make considerable deliveries OF hcnz"I
coal tar and Sulphatc of ammonia, a.
well ~ dyc-Stufrs anG medicines.
''Fivc--Finally. Germany offers 70 put
her entire merchant tonnage into pool
Of the worlds shipping, 10 place at Inc
N'El''Hoi - ''' ..,,,, go, rc,,r
freight space as pat payment ON repair
alton. and to build for them series
Of years in German yards an am4ant
"a 'o'''"ee vs.
SiH-ln "Tucr I" l'P'"'r W. ~
BOATS deS'r"!"u III h''k!N''' "''1 '''' - =,
rrn Franco. Germany OFFERS rN'' & III
from hcr own resources.
'SCE"E--I'"rniany 'hlhkS 'hal SI' N''s
an appr"prihl" ni"'h"d Tor inc I"i''i'
mont Of h"T "hl'Ea''"h |" man" F'p,''-
lions conc"d!nI rart!'lra'l"n III '''""H'
trial enterprises. "sp"cIhIl! ~ taI
mines To- irSur" d"!!v"r.'S "i coal.
Eight ~ accordance W';h
In" desires ii workers OF III" WIZ.
world. wishes I" SO" IN" w"rk,.". ~ al
countries fr." ana "Ej 2AlnE equal r,Hl:'S.
She WISHES 10 insure /" them in tho
treaty If peace n" RICH; to. take IA r
own decisive part ln the sctilcm"u, u
.orral policy and social protection.
"NInc-Thr German delegation again
makes It's demand for = neutral entry
into the responsibility for tho war and
ruinablc acts in conduct. An impall al
,np,mjss;ou .bnu,d b,y. in. right 10
i,yc.,,g,,, az. rs own responsibility the
nrcb,,n. r ou ,b, hcIl,rrrcn, countries
and all ,h,, n,r.,r. u.b,, ,o,l; IN ,mnnr.
,, 49,, ,,r
%,,hi,,,, .r,r, -, ,.,,,,d,,,o ,bo, Tho
question Of gull wuuld ~" examined dis
,,ssiOua,,ly ,an have Ib,. ur,.pirS lately
, ~ 49, ,,n,r
r ~ ...,;. :, -,
nm % "'i"u ''' NV ''' ''"''o'' ~ wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
Mrs. John Jacob Aston
Welded Lord RibbIeSdale

LONDON. June 2. G5y The Associated
PrcSS)- In the cOlumn Of paid marriage
notices IN the Times this morning IS ono
saying that Mrs. John Astnr WAS mar
ricd To Lord Ribhlcsdalc. Saturday. at
st. Mary's church. BryanstOn Square
London.
The Daily Express. the only newspa-
per announcing the marriage in its news
column. identifies Mrs. Aston as tn"
Est wife Of the late John Jacob Astor
New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
Always q Temptation to Tell the
Truth"

1t is always temptation when ono
finds one person entertaining fine IL
lusions about another to tell HIM or her
"ihc truth" Chat is what you call II
in Your righteous Indignation. whether
il il really any NOR" tn" truth than
what they see, Heaven knows. you
donN. nave often felt II myself
But 1t is a temptation and not by any
means m, duty as which II often mas
qucrad"S.
You world not snatch any other kind
of happiness from "A friend. Why try
to taxi away the happiness Of an ideal
iat.on:
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ONLY BURNING RUBBISH

A caIH from box - last evening about
6 o'clock took several companies OF the
fire depa tment to Alley IL. where
pile Of rubbish was burning in the yard
Of Michael Joseph. between Market and
Main streets. There was no damage.
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Is Length Of Acquaintance the Only
Measure7


or course | asserted with Nch"nchce
that | had seen none Of th"S" rharac-
tcristics she imputed. She maintained
l did not know ;hc woman as we'll as
she. Which was rue. II length or ac-
quaintancc is the only measure OF
knowledge. And of course. l MAINTAINED
that ! was unConHincCd.
And IN ono way l was. But the ser
pcnl had entered I:dcn. l had never
heard anyone speak i'll IF this "o-
man before. And tho thought that any
one could. The shadow OF ooip1
smirchcd my perfect ideal.
felt as If had !ost something. rho
sun didn't shr,c quite so brightly Tie
next day. You know the feeling. Even
into my relations with this friend there
has entered certain <onYlraint. sim
pIy cannot fcct quite the same. 1t Is
not that do hot know she is far above
tho average. oven If what the o'hrr
woman said is true. But the wohue'
gone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
She Was that Rare Combinatiou,-
Good and Interesting.

Now my heart took th:S woman I"
b" tho satisfying combination of these
two goods which il had been seeking
And for Il long while this thought was
Il he icon light II my path.
II was not. please understand. any
hectic crush did not see great deal
Of her nor seek TO. 1t was just tho
satisfying sense that she existed that
meant SO MECH 10 me.
And then one day when ] was Voicing
my admiration of her Ia new acquaih-
lance. the latter said: Yes. but and
then she went on to say that she al
mircd ler Immensely, too. only there
were contain things, etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ADvEKT1SER will take half interest In
/ LIsincss where soft drinks arc sold
| or will Join partner in establishing new
I business. Partner must find dollar for
dollar. Answer at once. Box 202. Mar.
; TINS Ferry. Ohio. 1e-2i
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Side Talks ! x
61 by Rartf1 Cameron
Why Snatch Away This Happiness?

It is 4 terrible things To destroy an
Illusion.
There was certain woman whom l
admired with that wholG-hcartcd unrc-
served admiration which VIC - seldom
get a chance to feel and which the up
ward striving ld"aliZluE par of US Is al
ways SuhC"nsciously wlsttul To nave q
chance to give.
She was n woman We combined
character and intellect. Many people
who ar" good and whom "" admire
for IN" = .ondncS$ nrr - undressing
that We cannot help being bored ana
ua. uur>'iNcS pref rirG 10 d" our an
miriuc from distance. pn the "th"r
hand many interesting. amusing. clever
pcnpl" do not have III" lnh!bit"nS. inc
rcticcnccs. the fin" strength of pur-
pose that on" watts IN "A true frirnd.
And so we ind ourselves enjoying ih"Ir
company but not fully admlr'nE OF
Trusting them.
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MuLIoNs arc sufferlnE with rheuma.

MILLIONS arc suffering with rhouma.
tism. Most important discovery OF the
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tircly 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.
Reprcsc natives wanted. Slip pound
postpaid 10 pounds IS express paid.
, rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califor-
mia. my-2s-I
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FOE SALE-One silo, one house, frame,
both In first class condition. For par
ticulars address A. S., care Intelligencer.
my-30-m
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FOR SALE

FOE sALE-One antique mahogany bed
room set. one hatrack. one hall bench.
three small stands. Mrs. Ella Horkhei-
mcr. SO Virginia ST. je-l-i
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WANTED-FemAls

wANTBD-White woman pastry cook
Must be experienced. Four experienced
Mattresses for American plan hotel. Good
wages Address Imperial Hotel. Steu-
bcnvillc. Ohio. my-31-h
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WANTED-Male

wANTHDwsalesmns;r r call on grofes-
for central w. Va Address p. D. Box
lei. Philadelphia, Pee my-31-i
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FOR SALE-One good horse Apply
Phillip Rcuth"r, 1856 Broadway. Mar
tins Ferry. Ohio. my-3O-j
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laboratory work. References. Apply
Ohio Valley Drug Co.. 1305-1307 Main st.
my-30-i
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=, wAHTED-Ccnsus clerks. 1000 needed.
500 month. Age, IS upward. Expert
cnce unnecessary. For free particulars
I OF examinations. write ]. Leonard (for-
NOR government examiner) 1885 Equita-
bic Bldg, Washington. my-28-m
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wANTBD-White cook and housemaid.
Call Woodsdalc 1S. Intelligencer.
my-26-m
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FOE SALE-Warwood. 18th St.. room
house. As #. front: garage; corner lot:
good condition Phone Warwood IAN
my-29-j
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wANTED-Two boys about IS or Is
years old. to work ono hour before
school in mornings Call evenings al
7 80 IntcIligcncer office. my-28-l
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"Sho Is rcady 10 subject ALL her COL
on,rs 20 administration by tho commun-
Nv ~ tho LEAGUE ~ nations n she ~
rcrornizcd IT'S mandatory.
"Thr~c--C;crmnny Is prepared to make
raymcnte incumbent on her In accord :
ancc with tho agreed programme OF
peace III 10 n maximum sum Of one hun
dred millions OF gold marks. twenty mill
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPoRTUa4Tf
N own this newly remodcIrd Apart
nent close to the bridges on til" Island.
SETS high Good investment. First floor
8 rooms and bath. Second tio"r > rooms.
bath and attic. II sold this month price
ro1tced 70 .........S 81. SEQ 90
Another Of apartments OF rooms
and baths Live ia part and let inc
other pay for all. .............S5 'OoO.oO
CHAS. F. PAUL. co.
sol Wheeling Bank D Trust Bldg.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Some People We Know, and We Will
Profit by Hearing About Them

This is a purely local event.
It took place in Medina.
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate 1t.
Asked to believe a citizens word:
To confirm citizens statement.
Any article that is endorsed at home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than one you know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
G. ]. Thomas, miller, R. F. D. No. 1,
Medina. says: "I was bothered more
or less with pains in the small Of my
back. When stopped over, sharp
pains caught me and made it hard to
straighten up. My back ached at
night and I was tired out most Of the
time. My kidneys were disordered
and the secretions scanty and too fire.
quent IN passage. ] used Deans Kid
ney Pills and they certainly helped me.
! take Doan's now occasionally, when
I need them."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Thomas had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
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LOOK AND SEE If YOUR PRINTED
MATTER ISN'T GETTING Low-TIME
TO GET A FRESH SUPPLY.