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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
ADAMS SHOWN UP
IN BIG BONDDEAL
CONTINUED From Page one.)

in the Office of the clerk shows this no.
tation in each case:
June 10. 1920, for value received
this Judgment is hereby fully paid
and satisfied. Claris Adams. prose-
cutting attorney, per R. L. Broken
burr. deputy prosecutor, attest Rich
ard V. Sipe, Clerk.
"On Jan. %, 1920, Conrad Jennings and
Augustus Jennings conveyed the follow
ing real estate to Lorenz Leppert, the
same person as Lorenz Leffert against
whom these judgments were obtained:
Part Of outlot 10 west of White
River, in the city of indianapolis,
More particularly described as fol.
lows:
Beginning on-the south line Of
said outlot at a point 41S6 feet east
OF the southwest corner of said out
lot and running 42SS feet to the
north line of said outlot. thence east
wardly with said north line 3S5 feet
to the west line of Harding street
thence south with the west side of
said street 46i.6 feet to the south line
Of said outlot, thence west $50 feet
70 the beginning, containing 3.H
acres.' deed Record 621, page 459).
This property is located at the cor
nss Of Washington Harding streets, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

LeDpert at the time the judgments were
secured against him.
''The $500 due upon these judgments
must be paid into the public treasury
and / now call upon the Republican
prosecuting attorney to expurgate the
attempted release Of three judgments and
to order execution upon them"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

man on the payment OF $1,000 due the
public treasury is a utility.
81 want to be understood by the pub
lie and the Republican prosecutor.
. 81 say that tie attempted releases OF
these two judgments against Pop Lep.-
pert are an absolute nullity.
"The prosecuting attorney has no au-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

thority to compromise these judgments
or to satisfy them of record.
''The attempt to do so is In direct con
fict with the constitution of the State,
the statutes of the state and the ruling
of the Supreme Court of the State.
"These judgments are valid existing
liens against the real estate held by
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
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Mrs. Roy Whitcomb, 1855 Sheffield
avenue, indianapolis, says: At feel very
grateful for the benefit that my husband
derived from Pepgen. 1t put his stom-
aeh. liver and nerves in better shape"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

on March L, 1920, was appraised for tax
alton at $13.74O.
ION June IL. 1920, two days before
these judgments were attempted to be
satisfied by the prosecutors office, Lep-
pert conveyed this same property to
Augustus Jennings. Deed Record 629,
page 555).
"On June 16. 1920, Leppert also con-
veyed to August Jennings lots 10 and
So IN Thornberry's place, an addition to
the city of Indiana polls, which, on March
1, 1920. were appraised for taxation for
81 $40, and lot % in block in Elmwood,
an addition to the city Of indianapolis,
which on March 1, 1920, was appraised
for S240. deed Record 500, page 556l.
JUST THREE DAYS
BEFORE ATTEMPT.
'.He also. on June 16 1920, just three
days before this attempted satisfaction
of these judgments, conveyed to Charles
W. Roessner, Mr.. jennings brother-in-
law, lots .. 3. 4, 5 and in Kathryn B.
Jennings subdivision in a part of II. r.
Aliens second north addition to the city
of indianapolis, which, on March 1, 1920
were appraised for taxation for S6,T2O
Deed record $50. page 556.)
"On March ], 1920. his personal, prop
erty was appraised for taxation at 1910
The total amount of the appraisement
OF his real and personal property for
taxation on March 1, 1920, was $223S0.
"on Dec 10, 1919, Lorenz Leppert was
paid 81 500 by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company in compromise settlement
of damages alleged to have been sus-
tanned TO lot 10 in Thornberry's addition
to the city in the food of 1915. This was
in cause No. 95714 in the Marion Su-
perior Court
who is Lorenz Leppert?
"The records in the city clerks Of
fee show that in 1918 he was ar
rested three times and convicted
twice on charges Of operating blind
tiger.
ION Sept, %. 1918, he was tried
on this charge and dismissed by the
court.
Ion Oct. II, 1918, he was con-
yicted of running a blind tiger and
paid a fine of $50 and costs.
ION Oct. 81, 1918, he was again
convicted of operating a blind tiger
and was fined $50 and costs and sem
fenced to serve so days in Jail but APP
pealed his case to the Marion Crimi-
nal Court, where he was tried by the
court without a jury, on Dec. is. .
1918. the cause being No. 4,912 and
upon a plea of guilty to the fourth
count the state dismissed counts 1,
.. and and the court fned him
500 and costs, knocking OF the days.
and Leppert paid S163l5.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Harry Doyle. 554 Miley avenue,
Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen improved
my fathers appetite, relieved him Of
pains in his back and made him sleep
better"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Clara Shelby, 24S warman avenue,
Indianapolis, says: "Pergen relieved
me Of sick headaches, quieted my nerves
and increased my appetite l wish to
add my recommendation of this splen-
did remedy"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Henry wetzeI, 214e Ringgold
street. indianapolis, says: "Pepgen has
given my husband the relief he was
never able to get before and we surely
recommend it."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. j. F. Bowers, POO East Twenty
second street. Indianapolis. says: pep
gen regulated my husbands kidneys and
his general condition is much better.
would recommend 1t to persons having
kidney and stomach trouble
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. C. G. Curry. 2337 College avenue.
Indianapolis. says "Pepgen relieved the
formation of gas in my husbands stom-
ach and he feels very much better"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

William MOeIIer. r. R. M" Broad
Ripple, says: Although 1 am 50 years
Of age. / feel like boy OF IS. My
stomach is in nrst-class condition. I
feel that 1 can not recommend Pepgen
too highly"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. W. e. Sanders, SIS East Twenty
third street. indianapolis, says: "Since
taking Pepgen my husbands appetite
has improved wonderfully and he says he
feels fine"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Stella wiIds, 656 East New York
street. Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen freed
me from the stomach trouble with which
suffered so long. I surely recommend
it to all who suffer as I did"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Arthur Hill, 7Os East Eleventh
street, Indianapolis, says: Because OF
tha real good IL has done me, l could
NOT do otherwise than recommend Pep
gen to any one who suffers as l did,.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Sarah Elliott, s15 North Noble
street. Indianapolis, says: 81 want every
one to know the help that I received
from Pepgen, as It ought to be as good
for other sufferers as 1t was for me-"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Homer Lewis. 2S72 Cornell ave
nue.. Indianapolis, says: 'Pepgen helped
my husband and me. 1t made our diges-
tive organs normal again. We think Pep
gen is a wonderful tonic"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Mary E. Mattox. 1888 Finley ave-
nue.. indianapolis. says: 'Pepgen made
an Immediate change in my condition. |
NEST heartily recommend the medicine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. John Denny, $40 Broadway,
Indianapolis, says: my husband. who
is rs years of age. gained weight at the
rate OF two pounds per week during the
four weeks that he took Pergen. He
looks fine and feels great
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Ida Stevens. e46 North Pine
street, Indianapolis, says: 81 would not
take any money for the bottle of Pep
gen I have on hand if 1 knew I could
not get another"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. NJ L. Aker, s25 North Noble
street. Indianapolis, says: -Since taking
Pepgen l have improved wonderfully. 1
can eat anything l want without suffer
ing afterward"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Elizabeth PIunkett. % South Ala
bama street. indianapolis, says: my
sister asked me to try Pepgen, and as
she recommended it so highly I tried it,
with the result that / am now feeling
fine"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Harriet Brown, 527 East North
street, Indianapolis, says: ''Since taking
Pepgen my nerves are once more feeling
great. / sleep fine / recommend Pep
gen to all Of my friends"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14

Mrs. L. Mum, 1858 West Twenty
seventh street, Indianapolis, says: Il
feel that Pepgen has done me more good
than any medicine / have ever taken. I
surely recommend the medicine
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08
VI.

Jakoby ami nejmensi wee ncby-
la 80 pfihodila, brabe Romuald
nazejtfi rdno vstoupil do komnaf
brab6nky KIdry, samy zcrt, samy
sprym, omlouval sc, &c j syym
vGerejsim pozdnim pffjezdcm zpd'
sobil starosti, yclmi hovorn6 Wy.
pravovaI yscchny %malichcrnG POI
drobnosti sv6 ccsty, jak ktery 10.
nix NC vyznamcnal a ktcry jcj
zIobil, jak cestou tam predict
vscchny poyozy u zpdtky jak pre-.
jeI yscchna myta, ncdbajc ma ~.
koAliyy pokfik nhjcmnika zlda
atd. atd, 60 v1bcc zajlmaytho
ddstojnick6 ckyphzi Y ccSkycb
ycsnicich o 70 notnf DOLBY pfiho'
dit We mdzc.
Hrabcnka KIhrs n~asIouchaIa
vyprayoyhni sytbo manacla vice
~ zdyofiJosti ncz y pozornosti. -
Jejf pocity d jcdnhnf pfi tom by
10 by yhbcc yclmi snadno popsati
Tyafic Ne, jakoby neco dhlczitfbo
bIcdaJa, pobihala We syi ynadn|
toilette ranpf y jcdnb komDaty do
druhl, chyilcmi jen TAX zpoly ~
obracejic X hrabeti, jcnz W syf
yysokh jizdccki boty skflzent ma
p%ruznbm kozcnlm balzaku pobon
payaJ ~ die prondu sye fcci "
zyol,m, tn prodccJj, sIeduje syyn
mdlgm, ncvyspaIgm OXEN kindly
JcJf krok, NccbttIa W. potkati
tim OXEN, eftila ~ yclice stjsnh
ia pfitomnosti mnzc, jepz n,
pobled tak ryebIe zapominaJ, jail
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08

dlnkeh ilrrhtleh ,rh nad MIR
sflika hui isn rti mAierA,nicl
rAuerh. k,eii sreehail .lomN, ah'
rm prmfvlem nlrl swim uiall A
DAWN ,,iuulent sprAss iment y
hrAgentha pmll oslalnlm elenNn
fuiiny. proli ,laslnlm htalfim
s,~irAm ,clml lfksnfmi syhoda
nj hud rti maiorAlnlch Hawaii
rrch. ktcti pomcei dnsininleheh,
limcr rhltii nabyii, = erhn ic Va
hon q rrsorogens,sl hyl ,,lWutil
imtni y ruky tfrhns ilnRh ncnAvl
dene a%ris,okracic rentlni, 20
kladny fahrIkenlnv, bursovnicl
hrAeN ano | lichvaf0, rogumi -
prusifcdniclyim rnsahnc dumhe'
dccry Mimo toto prayidlo deic -
irn mimofGdnt yys,upovani slcch.
tickSch dhstojniknv , yoiskai bad
pro ncsaplaccnt dluhy, bud pre-
yStr1nt a pohorslivt rvacky.
k,crou ~ vsech techto pfitit
ma nsi odchod zip0v = drahy, pc.
sioynnG nctoliko SO zalibou 20 TO
lik LET, ale | \ dspechcm, povdtil
Sc, kc nikdy ncbyl We yoine q h
pfcce dos6hl tthoz stupne dIsioj
nick6ho, jakdhos sobc musil "a.
slonziti Romuald ncmalym hrdin.
stvim pred ncpfitelcm n tolika jiz
vami, ktcrtl mn hlavc jcho yydd.
yaif skvtle svedectyi o nebezpee'
viiezne pfekonantmf
StarS hrabe Felix Rinnbach pc.
sud mn live. lipa tedy, nc lIrus
kov ncni panstvim majordtnim
pfece ani 60 jcdiny syn n ncjstars'
mczi d6tmi dedici ncmd potfeb'
zmenovati uniformu vojenskou !
1borcm civilnim. Ami druha PREF
mn nemdSc miti phi mem mista.
"kdo mi nctoliko nad6ji ale
.jistotu, ze Dude dGditi jm6ni tall
krdsn6 jake jest Hruskov, vert
ncpotfcbuje sc uchhzeti o rnkt
nejakt bohate zidovky," uyaSova
Romuald. "Nczbyvd tedy nezli h
vystupujc ziga Y vojska bud pre-
dluhy ancb pro n6jaky souboj -.
Ze mel yzdycky velmi mnoho pc
nez, to jest pravda... byly.li Il
dluhy, nikdo ma mich neyidel..
die dncsniho vyjadfeni Zigova b,
bylo TO arci mozno... A nejak,
kfiklavy souboj -. TO by byl mu
sill odepjati savli uz davno...
ISoubojc ndlczcly k jeho zabav6n
l. byl zndm pc g|nrnison6ch JAKE
nejlcpsi sermif n stfelce... ac I,
slavu zaplatil sym prayym oxen
.I....,"
Romuald ysclikymi otdzkam
SNAIL sc vyzkoumati pravdivol
'pficinn, ktcrd pfim6la Zigu, alb,
nayzdy svlckl sc scbc uniformu
vsak hrab6 Rinnbach odpovida
vyhybav6, zc uz mi t6 vojancin,
dost u dost, :.
MluviIi o jinych v6cech jedi
.pili a koufili dale. Romuald JEST
ntkolikrdte pfiblizil sc k oknu I
pohl6dl k jedlove partii. Danny u
tam nebyly.
PoGalo Sc scfiti, kdyz ziga do
provdzel syGho pfitele ma nddvofi
kdc w zajimav6 spfezcni hrabal'
v pisku. Romuald WHO'LL mi
pfcdnosti u zyldstnosti kazdth'
konik0, poucoyal, proc ii diva mu
II jcti napfcd u ii ziistati pfi VOL
podotknul, ktertho . Mich mus
vym6niti IA lcpsiho, NJ konecn'
rozlouciv &c n slibiv, ze opGt q
nejdfivc pfijede, letmo opusti
Hruskov.
!. VeGernicc yySla mad bory
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-08

ROdinn6 S16va.
RcmAnek 4 roilsen. 80 NApsh Ferdinand Schulz



hsd N ncpfilomnosii olcoss pro
vial nekternn svun scsirl, neho
obe r. A vyprhsdniy skyosinS XII
sfhl Al 10 poslcdni kapks pos,a,il
JED klcsaiici prnyici = lchkS m u.
,lcfenim ma stnl, ystal a poposcl
X otcyfrntmu oknu, ably schledil
sst roypAlene cello na syaaim pod
yctcrnim vsduehu, ktcrS = e
sirany 70 stin0v hustle pariic jed
love sem dSchal.
"skoda, pfcskoda, odyttil ~
"a : pf%igynkcm dr6Sdiyt lehko.
myslnosii, de ncisi ~ posud svo'
hodenl Mohli bychom byii sya'
kfii"
Ma stole znzntlo p|fifuknuti
prazdncho pohdrku v nejblilai
chvili ucitil Romuald ma SVEN IA.
mcni mckkou rnku pfiicloyu.
"Viz, tam prdvc scdi 4 mace.
chou ODE. Ty mas iestt dive oti,
snad tam dohlednes. vybef sit"
Romuald tepry nyni pobledl v
leyo k jedlovcmu skupcni, v je.
hoSto dloubtm stinu pfi kulatcm
zabradnim stolku dlely tfi danny
jedna znacnc otyld, nc SlntSm sla.
m6n$m kloboukcm, pod jchoz II.
rokou stfcchou vid6ti bylo jcn
dolhi polovici oblicejci vcdle nj
dy6 stihlt, zddy zpoly X zdmku
%obrdcenG. bez klobouku, = dlouhy.
mi yrkoci.
Starsi dana %rovn0la pred sebou
mn stole ncjakou krajkoyou prd'
81 y mladsich jedna byla pfiklo'
nena Ike knizc, drphd 81 ~pohrdyala
sc srnkou, ktcrd Sc k nj dhytrnd
tuliIa.
" .jc pozdel" tile vzdcchl pred
scbc Romuald. "Proe isl III ncbyl
pred p1ldruhym rokem3' Pc
chvilce obr6tiv Nc k ligoyi, ujal
jej IN obc rucc, potF6sl JIM Il
prayil y mocnym pohnuiim vnitf.
MIN;
"Jak rad bych byl nyni tyyn
syakrcml'
"A kterou bysi sobe byl Wy.
bralf" zcrtoval Ziga dale, kyna
hlayou k obcma sygm scstrdm.
"Odtud ncmohu to fici," odve.
til Romuald II yelikGm rozeiIcni
'%ponevadz jim nevidim do iva
fc."
"Jen TAX 2crtem,' op6t yyayvaI
liga, jchoz tento pfipad poeal IA.
jimati, "jen TAX ma slepo vyyoI
81 odtud jcdnn."
Romunld upfcI syhj zrak y We
likou opr0vdoyosti IA tn ddlkn.
IN ktcrou vtru byIo yelmi ncsnad'
no utiuiti stasinou yolbu mczI
ddmami pouzc die jcjich nahodl'
ltbo zam6stnani, n po krhtktn
rozmysleni prayilt
"Tu y tou srnkonl'
"Tedy Jcllug' yccc ziga "yi
dtti, 10 jsi volil 20 lovceku AID
lituju, ze bych ii nebyl mohl Wy.
hoy6ti, ani kdybych uzil scbe vet
II pfisnosti otcoyskt,"
"A proc nc7" tdzaI sc Romuald
i takovou vdznosti, jokoby Ia ye'
projcdnavalo NC do opraydy.
'Byl bysi pfiscl W pred phl
druhgm rokcm Jelly pozd6 ~
sv$m n%dyrbcm, JEW bych il by.
@Iyscl zajistt y ycIkou radosti ,
~ kdo mnc pfedcscl7 KIDD j
mdj sok7 yyzyidal dale Romu
aid, u ohch srscI mu y OIL
"Ncmusis obayati 40 no, jsll
opravdn zenichcm," chIhcboIil III
~ daIsfm zcrtcm sytbo opozdtne
w
no syaItra, "Poubh br0tka," po
kracoyal tiscji, yykIhdojc 50 20
die Romualda okDem "Pomtf
naskrzc pIatonickyl Poyaz VI, mi
'ly kamaradc, v na5f s1cchtieki
spolctnosti, n sicc zde V ncjbliz
Rim souscdstyu, objeyil 80 bhsnil
u ten jest do NAH jelly zamiIoyhf
IN smrt."
"Latto KosoGckS1" pfcrisi
K0mu@Id jch6 fce.
Try jcj tcdy nuhs sDad Itpc ne'
il, kdyz VI tak dayno wi doma7'
"sIysel jsem, JAZZ me- scstrt
ntkolikrdtc jej ehyaJly prhys PR
jcbo verse"
"Coz jest 20 versdcbl' ~ smf
chem namItl ziga "Takoyb N
mtst0anf aoi neslusf We pro sIech
tiee. Prbye tax jakoby ntkdo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-06
EXPLANATION DUE
FROM THE BRITISH
ON GREY'S LETTER
Washington Feels That Anglo
American Relations Have Been
Seriously Endangered.
LLOYD GEORGE SO TOLD
Correspondence Baltimore sun

Correspondence Baltimore sun
Washington, Feb. 5.-Official Wash
ingtop is wondering whether the British
Government. now that 1t has become &C
quaintcd with the pronounced dlspleas-
ure of President Wilson over the intru-
sion of Niscount Grey into the treaty
contest i'm the United States Senate. will
find means of rcpudiating the utter
ances of the special ambassador or
whether Mr.. Lloyd George will stand
pat, leaving MIR. Wilson to do IS the
latter may please.
The British Government is believed
to understand thoroughly that Its repre-
sentative in Washington has gwen otfense
to the Administration. No direct repre-
sensations on that score may have been
made, but British journalists in Wash
ington have cabled their newspapers
today the exact situation, and did 1T
with official consent.
The White House and State Depart
ment have found means Of letting 1T be
known that the Presidents anger, Is
not simulated or a matter of mere rumor
and report. IL is an actual thing, and
the British authorities are fully informed
regarding the matter, It Is assumed.
LONDON MAY SEND NOTE.
II fhCrp Is any ulfhoinatlC tAcilafiEts
on the subject they probably will begin
With note of inquiry from London to
the State Department regarding the view
Mr.. Wilson takes of the circumstance.
The answer to such inquiry will be q
plsin-spoken reflection of the Presidents
mind, IL is believed.
II Mr. Lloyd George should become
impressed with the advisability of pla-
eating this Government and of reassur-
ing the President of Great Bntain's
fidelity 10 the League of Mathis cove
nant, as pledged at the Paris Peace
Conference, he probably viii indicate in
some public fashion that Viscount Grey
IN writing TO the London Times, was ex-
pressing his own individual view of the
proposed reservations and not the views
Of the present British Ministry.
This would scarcely be satisfactory,
however, unless at the same time the re-
port that Mr. Lloyd George himself hsd
prompted Lord Grey to deal directly
with the reservationists in the Senate
while the latter was in America. is de-
MED. IL has been repeatedly declared
here, Senator Borah being one Of the
authorities for the statement. that the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-06
SHE THOUGHT DRESS
WOULD LOOK DYED
But Diamond Dyes" Turned
Her Faded, Old, Shabby
Apparel into New

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new, rich. fadeless color 10 any fabric
whether it BIC wool. silk, linen, cotton or
mixed goods-drcsscs, blouses, stockings
skirts, childrcn's coats, feathers, draperies
coverings.
The Direction Book with each package
tells so plainly how TO diamond dye over
any color that you can not make mis-
take.
To match any material have druggist
show you Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-06
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

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stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
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gripping cathartiS are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
Uipng. painor any diaGeeable effects
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF prac-
oce among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive ol; you
viii know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for week
md note the effect l0c and 2oc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-06

country The ScnStor said that most
of the conversation related, however, to
the reservation regarding voting power
in the League Viscount Grey indicating
that il would be acceptable to London
but would be expected to bring strong
protests from the Colonial Governments.
lord Grey was very. careful in his
conversations concerning the treaty and
all proposed reservations while in this
country" Senator Hitchcock added, HE
said the only reservation which con-
cerned his country directly was that
which declared that the United States
would not be bound by any decision or
election in which the colonies cast sepa-
rate votes. This reservation did not
affect the mother country, but he thought
the colonies might strongly object at
having their voting right thus attacked"
OTHERS MAY BE INVOLVED.
It was minated in official circles
here today that one or more other En-
tente diplomats, probably taking cue
from Lord Grey's activity, dealt to some
extent with the reservationist leaders
in the Senate in an effort to expedite
a settlement of the treaty controversy.
But confirmation of this il lacking If
either the White House or the State
Department has any knowledge of this
circumstance, neither has given any in
timation of the fact
Meantime Republican leaders con-
tinue to capitalize the Grey letter, let
ting il be understood that they regard
it as vindication of their attitude from
the start. Whether or not they will
openly proclaim their alliance with
Great Britain on this question when de
bate in the Senate is resumed on Mon
day remains to be seen. If they do, it
can be put down as a certainty that the
nti-reservationists viii launch bitter
attack upon Lord Grey. II was stated
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