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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
We Rraeanza Diamond.

The Braganza diamond is a great
mystery. Very few people have ever
been allowed the privilege of looking
at 1t, and Of these few some are of
h opinion 1t is not a diamond at all,
but merely a wonderful specimen of
white topaz. At any rate, it is gen.
orally conceded to be a diamond and is
considered the jewel supreme of the
crown Jewels Of the late reigning
house Of Portugal, the ancestral fam
lily of the duke of Braganza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11

Flame" Get conversation next time
at F.is.
Mrs Warnock. Good type of sala-
mander. Heartless. Hungry for
amusement and conquest Intrigue.
Insert the talk with her in conserva-
tory at LIS ball. intellectual and So
ciai sponge. Cares for nothing but
anafrs de occur. Episode with l. as
basis of story.
Miss Varfck. The unusual, genuine
girl. Intelligence and beauty. Charm
for some. Honest. Type Of girl who
knows value and determines to play 1t
up to advantage. Use conversation on
porch n in boat, L. B.. hotel. Epi-
sodes, ETC."
There were othersEtypes'' he had
noted for future use In his noveI-writ-
ing-but ] hadn't hear to read them.
So that is the whole storyi Jimmie
Ross is right. There was nothing
more than the casual interest of o
writer / a girl who would sometime
do to use In a story. I am merely a
type"
J I went through my bad quarter-hour,
Joanie. And then I got up, shook the
kinks and wrinkles out of myself as
] best / could, made a bluff at laughing,
collected my belongings and went back
to the Inn with a smile on my face
and hell in my heart.
Yet truly l cannot reproach Captain
Wallis In the slightest way. He is a
writer before everything else. He is
probably not the marrying kind. Not
a woman's man." Certainly he paid
small attention to the females at the
IL. B.. Hotel" I got the Lions share.
Jimmie Ross is rather a dear lad
In many ways. I can never feel indif-
ferent or lacking in gratitude for the
way he has helped me through this
trying episode. But I am still tired
and down" in soul.
Devotedly,
Dorothy.
p. S.-A special delivery letter has
Just come from Captain Wallis, con-
taining the fat little check for my past
weeks work, and many other things
words, Joanfe, that set me all at, sea
again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
New Burglar Alarm.

A burglar should have a hard time
to "get by" the new alarm which Is
recommended as simple and inexpen-
sive. 1t makes a noise, turns on a
light, and registers the time of the
burglars attempt, as well as delaying
and preventing its success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11

Sunday School Glasses
hdUe Pleasant Cufin0

Members of the Sunday School
classes of the Grace English Luther
an church, together with the teach
ers, enjoyed an outing to Pine Grove
saturday. The young people left about
10 O'Clock in the morning and spent
an enjoyable day in the woods. play
ing games n partaking of their
lunches in the shade of the trees at
the grove. Many of the parents of
the young people visited the grove in
the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
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brewing owe a camp fire in your
second best coffee pot or kettle.
After gathering up all the papers
Inc food scattered during the supper
"a duty which we must remember Is
part of the most ordinary picnic
ethics-there will be so many pleasant
ways to spend the evening thai we
shall want to seek the same spot often.
The ou~t-of-doors was meant to be en-
joyed, so why not enjoy it2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
Forest Pre-
serve-B.98'
G><D
BY MYRTLE LEE

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Copyright. 1919. by the Western News
paper Union.)
"a month at Ferndale will fix yog
up grandly," spoke Mr.. Robert Har-
ris to his young law partner, Leslie
Travers.
81 am obliged to you," said the lat
ter, 'but 1t won't do"
"Why, there are only three Of my
i've daughters left at home now," OBJ
served Mr.. Harris with a ~jocular smile.
Bound to give me a dig on my al
legged evasion Of the gentler sexp' re-
sponded Trayers. "An that Is a fiction.
and besides I know OF no brighter,
kinder friends than you and your fam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
HAVE AUTO OUTING

A party of local young men went on
an automobile trip to Siedler's Beach
saturday where aquatic sports were
enjoyed followed early in the evening
by a shore dinner. Those in the party
were Messrs. Arne Arnesen, Albert
Okesen, Chris Arnesen, Valdemar Skov,
Peter Jensen and Bunde Skov.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
LUTHER LEAGUE TO MFEr

A meeting of the Senior Luther
League of the Grace English Luther
an-Church will be held in the base
ment of the church in jefferson street
at s o'clock tomorrow night.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
| progressi
della scienza
PROLUNGAMENTO DELLA
GIOVINEZZA

PARIGI-Il prof. Serge VOronOf,
scopritore del mezzo per il ringiova-
nimento del vecchi, ha concessa lie
seguente intervista ad un rappresen-
tante dell'"Universal Service;
I'll risultato di certi experiment.
che no fatto mi convince che ora
possible rinnovare la giovinezza ed
il vigore magari nei vecchi che han
no raggiunto 10 studio della deere
pitezza.
''Alcune osserVaZioni, da me COM
piute diversi ami or sono, mi porta-
rono al convincimento che la funzio-
he dele glandole interstizaIi infor-
nivano continuamente di vigore Por-
ganismo di tutti gil ANIMAL ASST
stito da mia moglie, 10 cominciai
quindi, una serie di experiment., in
nestando in vecchie bestie gIandoIe
interstiziati estirpate ad ANIMAL gio-
vani, notandone il risultato attra-
verso un lungo periodo di tempo.
''Il successo ottenuto con Pinnesto
del maschi dele capre dele pecore
fu sorprendente.
'L'esperimento pi1 notevole fu da
me compute sopra un montone del
Peta di quattordici ami, ed evidente-
mente vicinissimo a morire di vec-
chiaia.
10 presi diverse glandole da un
montone. gioTane le innestai mel
soggetto, unendo tessuti giovanni col
vecchi, motto faciImente, subito CO.
minci6 la rigenerazione dell'animale.
Due mesi dopo il vecchio monto-
ne era irriconoscibiIe. Era agile, vi
goroso ed aggressive, possedeya
tatte le caratteristiche di un anima-
le di due ami.
Rimossi, quindi, Ie glandole in
nestate, ed in -poche settimane il
yecchto montone torn6 allo state di
prima
'Lo stesso, risuItato ebbi in aItri
. experiment., nessuno del quail mi
falIi.
'Resta, ora, a sperimentare Tinne-
sto delIe glandole interstiziali, df u
ma giovane scimmia in un vecchlo
uomo, per assicurare la correttezza
della mia teoria, queIa cio6, che Ia
Iontana della giovtnezza eterna &
stata scoperta.
Clio, a parer mio, non signifca
Der6, che, con Ia mia scoperta, Tuo-
mo potra vivere eternamente. Signi-
flea solo che la salute ed il vigore
accompagnerannO Tumo 1no al gior-
no della sua morte, e che la vita,
in ogni modo, sara di motto prolun-
gata''
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
TITTONI RITORNA A PARTGI

ROMA-H ministro degli AFFAIR." E.
steri, Tommasso Tittoni, Iasci6 Roma
lunedf, per recarsi a cOnferire col Re
la San Rossore, prima di partire ALA
volta dt Parigi.
In lutte Ie sfere 81 esprime Ia spe-
rama che ! rappresentantf dele Ma
ziOni delrIntesa mel Supreme Consi-
Clio realizzando ora la necessita as
soluta di una Immediate sistemazione
della questione delTItalia, ia anche
perch6 e necessario per assicurare la
pace in Europa.
81 dice che Ton Tittoni e pronto
ad andare fno aITestremo Unite nell
Ie concessioni per raggiungere il RI
sultato di cuf sopra. Il suo nuovo
progetto- -rispetto al principii del Pre-
sidente Wilson contempla Ia forma-
zione di uno State independence com
prendente i distretti di Istria Adel-
sberg sottO la Lega dele Nazioni ed
assegna il distretto di VoIosca alTI-
talia Ia JugOslavia. 81 asserisce che
il piano pronto per essere appro-
vato dal Consiglio NazfonaIe di Flu
me, il quaIe, Sc il piano dovra essere
acetate, dovra chiedere a D'Annun-
zio di ritirarsi daIa cttta
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
Un disc0rso
di GioIiftii

ROMA-L'on Giovanni Giolitti ha
rarlato, giorno or sono al suOi elet-
tori, nella piazza di Dr0nero. EgIi
{ state freQuentemente appIaudito ed
in ultimO ha avutO una vera ovazione
punti piu saIienti del suo discOr-
so vannO riassUnti cost:
Mel 1913 TAustria aveva deciso di
attaccare Ia Serbia ed era pronta q
lanciaTsi nelIa dannosa avventura.
Egli-Giolitti-con Ia sua infuen-
ga fu uno di quelI che ritardarono
Tentrata deu'ItaIia in guerra.
Giolitti fu fayorevole ALA nuova
firma della triplice aIIeanza, mel 1913
mel sense che Talleanza stessa era
puramente difensiva; fu questa al
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

leanza che gil rese possible di evil
tare la guerra mel 1913, quandO
PAHstria intendevava di attaccare la
Serbia. Egli avverti la Germania
che TAustria era in procinto di get
tarsi in una dannosa avventura.
Lex presidente del Consiglio ha
detto che, mel 1914, egli era convin-
to che la guerra sarebbe stata di lun-
ga durata ed avrebbe richiesto un e.
norme sacrifcio di uomini di de-
naro, come era convinto che la guer-
ra aveva assunto Paspetto di una
lotta ira Ia Gran Bretagna Q la Ger
mania per Pegemonia del monde.
Indi ha esclamato: "Se FItalia a.
vesse mantenuto intatta la sua po-
tenza avrebbe potuto agire, in ultimo,
come forza livellatrice mel grande
conflitto."
Lon. Giolitti ha negato la sua sup
posta amicizia col principe Won Bulow
ed ha detto che, siccome lItalia non
aveva firmato alcun trattato per la
protezione della neutralita del Bel
gio, egli non poteva permettere che
la sua Patria venisse trascinata mel
confitto per ragioni assolutamente
sentimental.
Poi ha fattc notare che risultati
della guerra sono stati "stortunata-
mente inferiori ALA grandezza della
vittoria italiana." Ha descritto le
mancanze degIi Alleati mel non voIer
riconoscere diritti delPItalia sn
Fiume su attire terre ne ha ad-
dossato la colpa maggiore alton.
Sonnino che avrebbe potuto, nei gior-
nj pid tristi della guerra, domandare
ed ottenere, per PItalia, tutto clio che
ST voIeva.
In ultimo ha detto che, per Tavve-
nire, problemi riguardanti la guer-
ra la pace debbono essere risolti
dal Parlamento e non da pochi uo-
mini, che la rigenerazione fnanzia-
ria delpItalia possible soltanto Sc
81 osserya la pin stretta economic e
81 lavora intensamenta per la produ.
zione agrtcola.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ra9azZa di COraggiO


NeIla causa che 81 ora iniziata a
carico di Margherita DicellO, Iii ami
II, imputata delI'uccisione di Anto-
Mo Greco, in Kane, Pa, la giovane
imputata ha cominciato per assistere
il di lei ayyocato nella seleziOne del
giurati. La causa presenta un case
interessante, poich6 mentre in sui
principle la Dicello assert che lei e
non suo padre avea ucciso Greco, ore
che sua padre al sicuro in Italia,
ALA dichiara che fu suo padre non
lei a commettere il crimine.
Lo stesso avvocato distrettuale
non sa a quail santo votarsi per di-
mostrare la colpabilita della giova-
netta-cOntro della quale non ci So
no prove, ma semplicemente la sua
auto-accusa. II fatto di avere ella
assunta su di sc la respOnsabilita del
crimine per salvare il PrOprio geni-
tore, non solo non lie arrechera Gan-
no, ma la mettera in buOna luce nell
lanimo del giurati. ST prevede un
verdetto assoluterlo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
IN PENNSYLVANIA

GENE ora sOttO due sciOperi. II primo
sciopero fu quello del metallurgici,
Il secondo state proclamato ora ola
circa 1000 minatori di carbone occu-
patti presso 26 miniere cost dette in
dipendenti In sulle prime 81 Gre
dette che la levata di scudi del mi
natori fosse stata causata da simpa-
tia" sOlidarieta con Quell degli
stabilimenti siderurgici, ma trattasi
invece di una questione puramente
economical; quella di essersi lie COM
pagnia rifiutare di rimettere in yigC-
re la tariffa dell'unione per il per-
sonale dele miniere. Quattro COM
pagnie hanno firmato il concordato.
ma le attire non vogliono saperne. La
vertenza 81 stava agitando da due
settimane nellie discussioni ira mi
natOri cOmpagnie, primi sOnO sta
ii di un pacifsmo encomiabile, giun-
gendo al punto da permettere che le
Hhlhiol0 leoIaoo0IO III oIIi'AIe' P0'l |lo'
lie, per minare il carbone assoluta-
mente necessario all'uso domestico.
Ma vedendo infine che cola pazienza
col buoni modi non riuscivano a
convincere lie compagnie a riconosce-
re la tariffa delI'unione, i capi di
questa decidevano finalmente di di-
chiarare 10 sciopero.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

81 vendono buOnissimi Piano
fOrti, cOloro che desiderano com
prarne pOssOno rivolgersi al Prof.
G. Fico, Is Carpenter Ave, India
ma, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18

Per eyitare ritardi neIlinvio del
giornale gil Abbonati che cambiano
indirizzo, sono pregati, oItre al nuo-
vo di inviarci il vecchio indirizzo per
facilitare il detto cambio al pid pre-
sto possible.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-18
JOHNSTOWN, PA.

SciOperO MinerariO
La vita industriale di Johnstown
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

glory and credit OF the United Mine
Workers OF America that this great or
ganiza;ior has taken firm stand
against all such propaganda and doc.
trincs ard that those who preach and
practice these things, are therefore.
outlaws. as far as the labor movement
in America is concerned.
Men Who advocate the oyerturning
OF the present American system of gov
eminent have no place in America.
They do not belong here. where men
believe in order and clean living.
Men who advocate the disruption of
the american labor movem ri, a. rep
resented by the Americas Federation
OF Labor and the trade uriuh, are Gig.
loyal 30 the very thing :? Has. woK
for tiiou the splendid b=c.f!'s that
tfc% aow enjoy. They are proposing
TO destroy The very tang that brings
them hope for the future.
Miners the country over should re-
fuse to listen 10 the man who advo-
Gates violence, riot bloodshed and dis
order.
Pay no attention to the man who
tries TO turn you against your country
or your union.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas, sourness and
!, Pain How to Treat.

MEDICAL authorities state that nearly
Ane-tenths Of the gases Of stom1h
trouble, indigestion sourpess. burd tg.
gas, bloating, naGseA. e., are duf to
an excess Of NdpdhlQ dc acA in the
stomach and ut eskd he believe to a
lack OF dissbtiys juS 5. The delicate
stomach libhnSfs i'm lated. digestion u
delayed and TOAD egss, Causing the
disagreeable symDtoiss which every
stomach suffereE 'kn6ws so we'll.
Artificial disGaants are noYneeded
in such cases and may dosgeaf harm.
Try laying aside all digestive aidk and
instead getsfrom any druggislya few
ounces Of Bisurated Masnesia md take
a teaspoOhful in quarter gHss DIVA
ter right after eating Tbs sweetenS
the Stomach. prevents the formation OF
excess acid and there is no ,sourness.
Sae or pain Bispfated pdsnesa Tn
powder Or tabletforrh never liquid or
fmilk) is harmless tosthe stomach in.
expensive to take,ana is the most eff
cient form of masne sia for stomach
purposes. II is used by thousands OF
people who enjoy their meals with no
more fear OF Indigestion. r
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
0.BD. STARTS IT'S
BASE BALL SEASON
eeting Wheeling AIl-stars
at Morgantown. This
Afternoon.

west Virginia University will open
rs baseball season at Morgantown to-
Day when IL meet the Wheeling All
Stars at 1lcrgantown
The schedule which w " t., will
play during the season will be as fol-
lows: y
Games at Home.
April IL Wheeling Al-Stars.
April Wheeling All.Stars.
April 1S- Ohio university.
April 10 Ohio university.
April 20 Bethany College.
April 26--f,e thany College.
May 19-Pittsburgh Collegians.
May 90 Pittsburgh Collegians,
May 23-Ohio Wesleyan.
Nay "a Ohio Wesleyan.
May so Carnegie Tech.
May 81 Carnegie Tech.
June Pending with W. 81.
June Pending with W. & ].
June 16 Alumni.
Games Abroad.
Nay 1-Carnegie Tech at Pittsburs.
May Penn State at State College.
May Colgate at Hamilton.
May 5SHracuse at Syracuse.
May 6 Cornell at Ithica.
II May Yale at New Haven.
May S--Lafayette al Easton.
May Rutgers at New Brunswick
May -Navylyat Annapolis.
May 17-Norwood Park at Clarks-
burg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How TO Remoye Easily.


Here's chance, Miss Frsckle-face,
to try remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of akiiable CONCERN that y
will not cost YOU penny unlesSsst
removes the freckles; while il itfdoes
give You clear complexionethe ex.
pense is trining. =
Simply1get an GilnctF of othipC
double ArengthEfrNR any dF4sgist
and few applications shopd show
tgou haw easy i1fs to rid -touyself of
|Fhe hetnely fpeckles an5HSet 4 beauti.
full cdpplsxfon. Rarsl is more than
one o.ipst needed ~ W worst case.
Be re to sse druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strength
iFsold under guarantee. OF money
back If IT fails to remove freckles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
Iol;al Comment
IA Csrrent Subjects
ifAnvocATEs OF DISORDER

From United Mine Workers Journal
There is abroad in the United States
an element that processes TO offer a
itiillenilm to all who Will accept their
fiestrustive theories and acknoNleds
them as t.:.eir leaders. They denouncr
al leaders. but insist that they them
solves sLsll lead They wonid upset.
tlie government and all of society.
They wcnld destroy religion ald fer
I'D tflrcairn. They would keep the
spSDl ia q ORANGE all darkness for
tl5t A, enlieh. .inrnt al. I'd
usas IN ra.al 10 thoir da"na6ie
" prca VI ab1taga i,'vas
aad,rarias as II prnp
sFss's Jrng;ng all people unte.
Ties rui
bis SIcprni thriyes IN d soiSei ana
~ n. u hey woul.lprias ~ ~
lhd to lie brink of hell's pit.
clement processes to s7eak IN
~ labor, but it has no auihor..
Teak fol labor. Labor speaks foI
Labor Las never authorized this wild
itTatoMal vicious element to represent
tin; any manner whatsoever. The pub
lic should understand clearly that la
Dor repudIates and disclaims any and
9alI connection with, concurrence in or
approval of any of the wild isms that
are preached by this element.
Long ago this crowd of disorder
breeders undertook to gain a foothold
among the miners of America, and it
Is to be regretted that they succeeded
ii certain spots in misleading miners
Into their way Of thinking. BY means
81 q speaking and incidious propagan-
d that element sought to plant the
seed of discomfort and violence in the
most Vulnerable places, where it might
meet with the least resistance.
But let 1t be. said to the everlasting
u
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
AFTER Shaving
RUB NOXzEMA
into PORES
1t Keeps Face II Perfect Condition.
Heals, cools, soothes'Like
Magic.
NEVER sHAYE WITHOUT 1T.
NEVER sHAyE WITHOUT 1T.

Men Who Pike TO shave themselves
miss half The comfort .ff they haven't
tried Noxzsma. Skin Cream sl6st after
the shave, IeaYs lpn-gytasy highly
medicated Skin cream that vanishes in
10 the pores with Wonderfully refresh
ing. cooling and soothing Jingle and
leaves the skin soft and velyety.
Skin affections, pimples, little razor
hicks. chapPed, cracked face or hands
vanish after using NoxzentA Skin
Cream ftust once. Try it. Get a soc
jar at the nearest well stocked drug
store and If you are not pleased and
delighted druggist willrefund the mon
ey. Sold and recommended here by
Cranes and H. & H. Drug Store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

serges silk, georgettes and crepe de. chimes in q
glory Of colors and craftsmanship no woman can
guess. She has got to see sight so irrfatuating
You'll love them all-they're SO different, 50 much
more beautiful than in other seasons.
You simply can't see all this without becoming
overwhelmed with the beauty and variety Of it all
and what you'll save in dollars here! Thatl appeal
tooff you've been around. If you want to see STYLE
and quality at tempting prices, see these pretty
dresses. No wonder the women of Fairmont and
surroundings selecting their dresses here where
they have hundreds of selections.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
AT NORMAL cHApEL

Su2t. 0. G Wilson. of the City
schools. addressed the student body of
the Normal school yesterday morning
q Chapel exercises his subject being
Success and Failure in School Work. !"
In addition to Supt Wilson's very IN
structiye talk Prof Walter Barnes
Sang several solos. Mrs. N. R. C. Nor
row of the English department had
charge of the program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

BAinh ridge, NY.
"My little laughter, 10 years Oh
overworked lhd was rundown, TIED
all the time, nervous, had headaches,
couldn't eatssnd had to stay cut q !,
ssbO6l. VIM has built herup. 81
: has s'Eood sRpetite, ~ more hel 1-
.senes and has returned to Sol
again. Mrs. Lester AndrewsfE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

Mrs. R. l.. Cunningham and daugh-
ter Miss Geneyieve, will return home
10 night from Chicago where they had
been the guests for the last two weeks
of the formers sister, Mrs. H. n. Og.
den, They are spending today in
Pittsburgh
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
You Can Have Credit!
You Real Dressy Young Chaps
You'll find us right up to your style-wish
k(. on any of our
MEMS SUITS
IL At
$4,000

We've got the makes you know about, You can
have the cash prices others charge and the manu-
facturers stpulate for dollar or two week Isn't
that going some for celebrated makes and nifty new
waist-line and skirt-coat models?
Made-to-order tailors don't know how to give you
the "klassy kinks you'll find in these rich new un-
finished worsteds, striped homespuns, and blue,
green and brown flannels They might be able to
give you the same fabrics, but not the tailoring 1t
study Of this feature, to give you the swagger ee
gance in craftsmanship you see in these suits.
Big line Of conservative models for the older men
also shown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
SAYS PLANT JUICE
SAVED W|FR'S LIFE
Sensational Testimonial Given for
New Medicine BY a.Well
Known Man.

Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
remedy, has proven its ability to help
8 dlsordered stomach, and has demon.
sttated that 1t can relieve the most Oh
stinate cases. oftloag standing stom
sch liver and Kidney troubles, and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

almost to be counted. Each man knew that 50 much must be got through, determined, before the night fell-and yet no one could move until the colonel moved.
 He did not keep them waiting long and q dog suddenly howIed in the viI- lage. He turned to them
 This Messieurs." he said formally, is my affair.""
 The others understood. D'Aisse- court brought his hand to the salute. His troubled look fingered on his chiefs face. De Kheyern understood and set his teeth.
 Petit Louis turned about, those with him turned about. They, Frenchmen and gentlemen, went back to their tents. they left the man that each one of them had been proud to serve un- der alone with prisoner accused of theft who had without a word, without a gesture, but so unmistakably that there was no getting away from it or gainsaying it, suddenly turned judge