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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
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3 e ID B u G S

fPessy Devils QuIetus) ?. D. Q. is q
new chemical thnt puts the everlasting to
the Pcsky bedbugs. reaches, feas, ants
and cootiea-tnIpossibl for the pesky
devils to exist where P, D. @ is used.
Recommendations of Hotels, Hospitals.
Railroad Companies and other public in
stituttons are a guarantee to the public
that the safest, quickest and most eco
noTnlcai way of Kidding the pesky insects
Is by the use of 2. D. @! as this chemical
kIus the eggs as well as the live ones,
and will not iuJnre the. clothing.
A s5c package makes fun quart
enough to XIII million bedbuEs, reaches,
neas or cootieS-aud also contains q pat
ent spout to get the egg nests In the
hard TO get-at- places. and saves tutce.
Special Hospital size s2.6a makes i've
e-1tions--eontafns three spouts-supplied
r.: druggists or sent prepaid upon receipt
Of price, either size, by the Owl Chemical
Co. Terre Haute. Ind.-never peddled.
Sold by Wilkinson & CO. ana otnes
leading druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
PRINT PAPER
JUMPS AGAIN
Price For Fourth Quarter Is $40
Per Ton, Against SEQ, $1co
and $115 For the First
Three Quarters.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The Inter
national Paper company announced
that prices for the fourth quarter
newsprfnt in rolls be $3.50 a
hundred pounds, or $3.50 ton Price
in effect for tho current quarter is
S115 a ton.
Contract prices for ne~sprint fur
nished by the International Paper
company are adjusted each quarter;
the price TO be charged is based. on
costs of production. Price for tho
first quarter Of this year was $40, and
500 for the second quarter.
In announcing a. price OF $3.50 a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
To Campaign For Husband.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. 3
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt announced
at her home that she will take the
stump for her husband, running for
denomination as republican assem-
blyman.
She will make her first speech in
about two weeks, and has mapped
out an itinerary of the district. This
is the first time she has engaged in
political activity, Mrs. Roosevelt said
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
SPECIAL RAIL
RATES FOR VETS
Old Soldiers Can Go to G. A. r. En-.
canrpment for One Gent Per Mile
According to Announce
menr Made.

Information coming from national
Headquarters OF the G. A r. an
nounce that a rate of one cent per
mile has been made for the national
q. A. r. encampment, which opens at
Indianapolis, on September 49,
This lowered rate is for the bene-
fit only of the members of the q. A
II. who are in good standing, and for
the members of all the G. A. r. auxllT
iaries, who are likewise in good stand
ing.
1t is expressed in general orders
that veterans of the civil war VINO
are not members of the Grand Army
and who receive IS a month. are not
entitled to the privilege of this rate
reduction.
The special train for the members
of the Iowa department leaves Des
Moines Saturday, September H. az
$40 D. M, arriving in Chicago at
1920 a. m. the next morning. 1t VIII
leave Chicago at 11:10 a. m, arriving
at indianapolis late Sunday afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

limited Press Leased Wire Service. g
BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 3,-Further
walkouts of union freight. handlers
in sympathy with the longshoremen
who are on strike in sympathy with
the Sim Feiners, were expected to-
day, following the action of more
than one hundred freight handlers
yesterday in refusing to handle Brit
ish goods.
British shipping out Of Boston was
at complete standstill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

the Knights Templar OF Illinois, cast
a pail over the thousands of visiting
knights in the city attending the sec
ond days session of the state con-
vention being held here.
While attending the annual dinner
of state past grand commanders, he
suddenly became i'll and died.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
Present Representative from the First
District Gives His Endorsement
to Republican Nomi-
nee'
URGES G. o, P. CONGRESS
What Good viii It Do to Elect Hard.
ing ard Tie His Hands With
Democratic Congress, Re-
firing OFFICIAL Asks.

Charles A. Kennedy. of Montrose,
representative from the first Iowa
congressional district, is out with an
endorsement of w. F. Kopp, of Mt.
Pleasant, to succeed him in the ma
tional congress, says the Burlington
Hawk-Eye.
Mr.. Kennedy took no part in the
primary campaign.
Not a candidate himself, he did not
lend his support to any of the other
candidates.
There has been some discussion as
to whether or not the member OF
congress from this district, would be-
come active in the present campaign,
and 1t has been limited by the demo-
Gratis that since McManus, the demo
cratic nominee, is Lee county man,
the retiring congressman would aid
him by not aiding in the election OF
the republican nominee, Mr.. Kopp.s
In a letter to the Hawk-Eye, Mr..
Kennedy makes 1t plain that he not
only is of the opinion that the re-
publican nominee for the presidency
must be elected, but that the future
republican president must have the
support of republican congress, and
urges the republicans Of the district
to rally to the support of Mr.. Kopp.
kennedy's Letter.
Mr.. Kennedy's letter follows:
The Hawk-Eye, as usual, Is
publishing very strong editorials
for the republican party. This Is,
very gratifying to those who be
| lieve that a. change of admins
tration is imperatively necessary.
/ am glad that you are especially
emphasizing the necessity OF
electing republican congress.
and particularly the necessity OF
electing a republican congress
man from this district. 1t is prac-
tically conceded that Harding
will be the next president. I do
not have the slightest doubt of
| the success of the national re- u
publican ticket.
But what good will it do to
| elect republican president il
| we do not at the same time elect
a republican congress? The coun-
try is in urgent need of repub-
lican legislation, but Harding
! can accomplish nothing ii his
| hands are tied by democratic
congress 1t is Just as important
/ to vote for the republican candl-
| date for congress as it is to vote
for the republican candidate for
/ president At this time demo
cratic congress would be a ma
| tionaI calamity.
AS is generally known, took
! no part in the primary contest,
| but now that the primary is over
and we are approaching the cleo
ton. / want to give ~Mr. Kopp,
/ the republican nominee for con-
! gress in this district, my COM
plete and emphatic endorsement
He is well qualified for the place
and worthy Of it He has always
been a faithful and loyal -epuo-
lican. In every campaign he has
done much effective work for the
party, and the party should now
give him its solid and enthusi-
astic support.
It will be my greatest pleasure
to vote for Mr.. Kopp as my sue
cessor If elected, as am sure
he will be by big majority, he
will prove an able, useful and
conscientious representative for
the district.
With personal regards, am,
Very sincerely,
G. A. KENNEDY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material in
a moor dive. Insist on diamond Dyes"
Easy directions in every package.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

ton for the final quarter ofsthe YEAR.
Internationals quotation is now The
same as that of the Canadian Exp5rtI
Paper association, which handles the
greater part of the shipments from
Canada.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

That it is possible to disinfect the
mouth, nose and other body cavities
with ultraviolet rays has been
demonstrated by japanese physicians.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

Past Grand Commander.
ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Sept. 3.-The
sudden death of Joseph E. Dyas, of
Paris, H., past grand commander of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

For ~smaIl change IN Abyssinia
blocks of salt are commonly used.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

Reindeer are more numerous in
Norway than horses. ---..-- 49,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-03

lnvahds apparently dying of tuber-
culosis often regain their health on
going to Queensland.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Family Reunion and
Big Birthday Dinner

Ou Sunday. September ~. 1879
Nj aud Mrs John Spe,gh, gave .
surprise birthday dinner in honor Of
Ms N &. Sp-isht's 6Sth birthday.
II wss slso . family reunion. Those
psss.nt we~ Mr., aud Mrs. War
rsu speigh, snd ten children. OF
near Rellsbu's; Mr.. aud Mts. kel.
ley Sp@isL. aud ious children oi
hcEwen, Mr.. aud Mrs. Clyde
Speisht aud three children Nash
vile: M. and Mrs. /. d. Duke and
baby, Of Chssph,ll, Mr.. sod Ms.
Virgil choate and baby. Of near Nj
Lebanon; Msssrs. Robert Duke and
Kelley simpkis', ot ChsspbiIl; NJ
and hn. T. X. Dickson, ok Char.
iot,s. Mr., and MrS. John speisht
and con and Mr. n, c. Sp,ish,. Of
near Charlotte,
A bountiiul dinner vas served
irom IL until ! o'clock consisting
Of barbecue. hsh. chicken. boiled
ham. cakes. piss, etc and when
all bad finished esiIns u look like
there vas enough left 10 feed that
many more. The dining table var
prettily decorated With pink rose-
and Ice cream vas served through
oa. the dsy
Mr, Speisht has sis children ~
grandchildren and one great yfaud
child, al! Of whom we're present FL.
csp, three Of the grand children.
The crowd that ate dinner mum.
bered s. and all departed iu their
home. late ia n. afternoon hoping
they nigh, be present at just such
another eniovsble occasion some.
time 10 the near iutur~.
Good Victfola nusic wss furnish.
ed throughout the day.
Written by q Gueu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICE!

We have !ust Installed new
Hoffman Stsam Pressing Maeh'ne
which enables W 10 give you the
very bes, and quickest ssfvic.
possible.
This machine IL not jus. alone
for quick service, but stssms 4
stsarliar. your clothes and will keep
them looking l,Ae pes.
We give You spec at invitation
TO vlsIt our shop aYi vee just bow
your work il caredfSs
We thank you yey nulh Tor the
business you have gi~n us and
greatly appreciate taking care oi
soar weAfias apparel Va th.. future
Suits made 10 your order lie, us
take your measure Tor thstFsll aud
whites suit and sr, real III
ka.ley i Kelley.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
ao0PilH uRcDs I.
1Ar ALMOST xelf
RiasAsG Bsos, md Hafasa j
Baiisy 0ssse Oessls SAsws
lmpstiestly Awslls1.

The scsid's twa mvps lan@se
cifens~s Doe ussssd iato oas a.
hssd~d THE ssy and wiil ssAi Ais q
SseAsslle MesAes 0sss. iis--s ~ ssss
!. woald svsa - tao~sA ssasy.
bsdy ID tAss lseaiiay ssss patsslnw
10 aiisad The vssy name II ~
eres, nss cioas-- Rinslias nsosAass
aud BsrSom 4 Bailey Csshlasd--
has been .alseient 10 snssss lss
,nats ia,~ses. thaa has eya b~Asss
h~sa shown 10 the coming a sey
a1asemsns snisrpsiss. And wcrd
from the Ringing Brother, Who
ss The directou II this slssesis
eircus, ~ 10 the eject shst lhoss
who At,~nd the performance will
~,sAsss The xlsstsst, pfossam syss
presented 10 Amesics. Thi. 10 HE.
wise true al the msmmoth etsssl
parade, which will positively lahe
plscs'showday nafains, shs maw4
moth menaserie aud al riss 90.
nscte With the bisssss oi all
amuss,nen, instilatioa. The issnoas
sho~msn have made . ennelsls
survey oi both the great ciscssse
and merged The dssss aud hssl Al
each into one. Hu6dreas spon hun.
dreds II periosmsrs s!ll appear 10
the gigantic main VENT. There will
bs scores upon scSsss Il The cisvsr.
eA dumb sctosa A sosssoasly co.
tuned pageant oi slupsndous siss
will open Tbs program. Great con.
panies Of fhssscssss, repre- ssstins
tAs bes..Ioved stories ot liable and
nurssrv lore will appear. Thsss viii
b. splsodid and msnv ssoups "
beautiful hosSes In .swsled uspp.
ipgs The army u elovns ssoesd
oil pest record ios fun and uumhsss.
All contribute 10 the hissssl circus
ia the history.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
POLITICAL SPEECHES
FOa NEXT WfEk

The political pot sill began /,
boiling again nesi w.~s Ia Dicssos
County st whieh time both demo.
cratic aad svpubliesn skttsu s!l
be Id our mids,
Sex, Noadsy at Chafiott. rsos
Walsh 10 billed to sp..t in the ln,
tsrests oi the state aud nstion.
democratic ticket
@~ On Fftosy 0eto64f sth, fioh
An A Taylor, republican candidate
~ u ,.~sass, ~AI sp~ss - &h~ To-
sues Of the Campaign ia Dichsoa
., q, ,elock
Everyone is urged 10 come out
and hesr the polllicsl lssue, tre.l,
discussed,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Name mhsr. when IN need 81
hsAslitchins. ,hA, MD. Willie
Josss we'll sppr-cist. your sora
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
FLETCHER MARTIN
VICTIM or WRECK


When \ esbooss ADD Ave ifelsh
cars Jumped Ia. track and turned
- pSes ssw iDslnsy .s@sAS. VI L-sss4ss4
Wills Tuesday morning, f!-tchel
Msftin, Of this place, and if.iih,
vvbduct0T on th.' terteuft istauch
Was instantly killed.
Warren kltius, a brakeman, alec
VI this place. sss seriously han.
sustaining a broken nose and otbr'
serious injuries about lhs BODY. bot
IL ID not thought wlli prove fatal
He probable nsrowly escaped death
By iumpi6g before the care left the
fsila.
The accident occurred shortly II,
ter 300 .. III, /. iour miles south u
Csaifsvuls, following the cutting ai
the train Into two sections 10 order
20 double over the steep grade II
Vas whsa the engine tried 10 couple
up ths sscond section, the cars we're
started down the steep hill Both
Martin aud E!kins. being on this
ssctisn. InAds . desperate EFFORT to
apply the hand.brakss, but the ca
bosss aad cars attained such head.
way they lsl. the track aud plunged
dosn tbs smbankment.
Mr. Martin body was not taken
irou the Ssscksao until about siI
O'Clock Tuesday morning. being
badly mashed. Both arms and legs
ssts broken.
HE remains were Brought to his
home fussday afternoon, and the
funeral service took place st the
Christian Church the following a.
tsfsoon. conducted by kldrf | b,
Bradley. iatcfment following 10
Uniou Cssastsry Deceased ,s sur.
vivsd BY q wiis and tour children;
slso . father and brothers.
fetch. ~ he was ismllisvly
knswn. wss " years old. has been
smploysd on the Centrvills Branch
ies ~ yssss, aud s.s highly respect
ID by oil. who regret his untlmely
death and extend to the bereaved
thsG tsadsr sympathy
n ---~----~---s '----
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
P0yfRTEf SoSaul "a
PulD OFT fnOY MITE

fou ar act 10 q poverty peril
thsi os Glad lssfls Class III the M
u Church air = goin 10 hsy at thee
hoas whsr Chandlsss as, To liy--a,
hcFsrland's Spring. Friday niis,
October l, 1890
R.iS AND kKoEl.AsakSs
Que Esess sasi abb kam. nas;
ware y ,Asl,lo, d~s aud ,asrn .yrs
soms'hip stslly approprsts.
T-s-Aii .eys mus, ~rss tsess
ole clo%s, Billed shurts and xhits
snllsrs cit prohibbi,,ed. unle.s thar
ole aud nnsIed
Tbe-e rals sill bee iniorcea 10
thee letter, 80 II y-w do not folio
thee ruis you had better brins pen
airs TO pay your phinss wl,h, which
will be AZ follows,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
First Reception st
Central High School

The pauous snd friend. u Cen,
sssk HiEh' ,sct-vA afe invted. So he
present at = reception next Friday
afternoon. October let.
Tn. school property has been
greatly improved. Silence laboralor
iss have been put Ia and iine 10
mestlc sienc. dep ifimrn, has been
installed
The patrons aud friends are
stusd 10 COME over aud see these
improvements. To mc@t the faculty,
and IN become better acquainted
with tia School
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

pills and teaca<ss.
DO mol let the nends oi the hou,
however demanding M in burdens.
however heavy: ~ in pesils. hov'
ever threatening; ~ its sorrows
howsves hesrshseskipe. make yea
unmindiul al the dvisns% al temor.
ro~; oi those dasciplices through
which TN Individual ma, have
F,ssdaus tsesash xhich IN -sMcieni
dsmocsary 10 possible, Though
which the iostitutioas ct civilization
can he perp~ssAaed asd strrogthen.
3D. Conseyvs endure tsxasioa aud
psiva,iaa. sufs and ssrrifee, te
assure 10 those vhsm you hsv.
hsea fhs into the v@id. thai il shsl,
be nss only . sale bot hspp,
placs TOT them.
....,, ...,.......,..~.,X r. L. Bk0yi-ES. III.
Ssps. Dscksol City Schools.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Notice to Ny Customers

Oo accoun, oi poor health | vii
discontinue selling sweet mlIa IL
III. city OF Dickson
thank you ind your generous
patronage, and urge you 10 hu,
cows % make othe' arrange ment.
ior ypur milk
nv. ~ good m,'k COW. which
| would like 20 sell. Come sni gr'
\ ur choice Al fessonshle prtce
About >, mile south VI Col.-hnfs
depot aa the eutptylIe Resnch
Il 4
Yours truly
/. c Zslshsk,
nicAsoo reun
X Hps NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Oystss season has nov opened
W. will have both lars. and On. II
Also, ine Michigan celery
Yi.h 90 Fridays Red 2nsppe,
S5c per pound River cat, dressed
Sc Skinned Group~s. very line
3Oc Fancy dressed Bo6al,, Doc
White p.sch OF dram. aE.
Also complete line oi Nsuhoa frest
meats, bacon and hams. Call %,
beth phones los
I.unn Msat Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
See That Big eadner Twilight Baby the MccauIy Friday Satday NM
PRIZES WON AT
the STATE FAIR

Al ,hs f.nus-s-s Stat. fs!r IssI
sees. pu All entry of only eight
pullr,r snd 4~0 hea- ~ : { Rbpsit
Island Reds. Herman Hoop-s wna
fret. third aud fiith pnllsl, ihh
hen sud bert pnlIs, oi any breed ~
variety Ia sbow
With 217 competing in TIE X |,
Rsd ltub oi Amerlca, as SOC iret
aud thi'd pulle.
In n. stats b'sncn u X | Red
claA. .A~ ~y~@,.ar~s rtallr, t..i. skap.
ed pul!ei best rA'oIri pullet and
second beet di-pip.
lie $50 son lJO popni. oi feed
manufactured hy Quaker Dat Co /,
inf ia. t--t pulIel raissd on theif
brand II feed
No mslrs wef- -hown
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

W C. Htgdun. proprietor II the
Dickson Nursery, Won three first
psisr-. six second aud one third on
his ffuis v1hitnt at III, stats fair
last week The prizes Won AZ
follows.
Fir-,pri.e Rome Beauty applr-,
Garhrr pears .nd DamAon plums
Second prize Rail. Gennette sppl' a
aheckley apples, Crasiord'- late,
pesch. Cafman peach. Plqusls late
peach and ifrestour r-sdllug
On bis culleetlon oi - varieties
he son third prite
This wss indeed = good -howi INK
when you take into consideration
The large collection oi fruit oa ri.
hihi,,on th,s year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE Large lot and new
icus seom Asase, .lenss~d. la w sltse
Addition 10 Dictson. Good cistsrn.
irui, trees and )outbuildinss. Can
be boush, si = sbsraain. fof further
particulars se+ Pinterton 4 Sanders,
Dicksnn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
CARD o. TNAM0a

W. wish 10 thank the oany
iriends and nslshboss Tor their kind.
ness snd svmrsthy thraagh the
ti~Ah al aas darling dsushtst Al.
~ for the many heau,itnl ilos@r.,
Nr. and Mr. x X stt~et
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

dues strangers sud iooa after bash.
iul !eller~.
Their 10 soin Tee be lot. Nv iun
for evry. .podiy Plum vii begin ter
commens~ at =. -
To w isirr thee hons you will
hal .sw pay 10 -.ua
Kun erly and git . guide ssis.
Whites served.
fiseocsses wiiib- is,h.d u the
lady aud isn,lsman that the parity
thunts hit belongs tew.
Poverty Parity. COMMITTEES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
MAGIC STEEL CITY"
HAS RAPID GROWTH
DURING IA YEARS
Census Bureau Announces
Gary Population Today
Is 55.344.
Nv United Press:

BY United Fresa-
GARY. Ind. April 20.-Fourteen
years ago Sunday Gary celebrated
her first birthday. Today the census
bureau announced the population Of
the Magic Steel City" at 55.344. The
percent OF increase in the last a
years is-hgure Il out yourself.
In 1910 when Gary's first and last
census was taken the population was
1892. Since 1910 Gary's population
has Increased 3S.542. an increase Of
22e.4 percent.
Gary claims the greatest percent
Increase announced thus far by the
census bureau.
Gary IS a typical industrial city
and Is one OF scores in the United
States 20 which immigrants from
foreign countries flock BY the hun
dreds. II is estimated that 35, 600 for
eigners now reside IN Cary.
Property Valuation.
Today the property valuation OF
Gary. in which the greatest steel
mills OF the world are situated, is
$130.4S4,455. Ten years ago the
property valuation was 5000. 900.
Today the total banking resources
Of Gary's nine banks Is $4,000. 900
and the total deposits IS $11, 0OO,0
Ten years ago seven Gary banks
were struggling along trying 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
4 WAS ON THE BORDER OF A
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN; PEPGEN
SAVED Me-" STATES WOMAN

After a long period Of illness, Mrs.
William Morris, 1909 Marietta street,
South Bend. has been restored TO
normal health and frankly attributes
her recovery to Pepgen.
Il have had a good deal of stom-
ach trouble" says Mrs. Norris.
This was followed about a year
ago by a nervous breakdown and I
had not been well since.
For me TO eat cabbage, beans,
cake or pie was practically out of
the question. ! could eat them, of
course, but it meant that I would
become dreadfully sick afterwards.
My tongue was coated and my mouth
continually felt dry. Drinking water
cid not remove this feeling for more
than a couple Of minutes at most
and would become very ILL.,
For six weeks previous to the
time / began taking Pepgen I was
so extremely nervous that I got
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21

HOFFMAN. NatLan 500 y. Eddy.
HorkI Harry 1922 Lincoln Way.
Inwo0d Wholesale Grocery, s Michi-
gan ST.
Jacobs l., 26al lushawakl.
G. j. Johnson. 217 Chaplin ST.
Kaplan. Paul. 1910 Prairie av.
kalen d Peterson. Prairie az.
Pete Kassllv. 70I y. Eddy ST.
Klein. 81. 1904 ". Oak.
s.. J. KOrpal 3D. $ Walnut ~.
T. - kOWalski. 4B :. Michigan
Kreighbaum, Geo. NJ, 1914 Van Bu-
Lasalle Fruit store Co.
Ley. John r 4l6 T.. Howard.
Joe A. Labadie.
LleheIt. A. W, 1905 Miami
Mccartney, I. J.. 702 z. Jefferson
r. b McTnernv. $500 Michigan 81.
Meyer & Shearer. 21Ol Miami st.
Maraudino Frank.
Miller & Currey, 40 s. Michigan So.
j I. Miller.
Newovich & Oskovitz. Cor Lincoln
way ". and LaSalle.
Phil Osterstrieker, 402 Z. South ST.
S PascOm. 4O1 Wenger-
PlOtkin Bros. 404 Parry.
PiOtkin. p. 1913 Corhv 81
II. Poehlman, SO y. Hill 81.
Polish Mdse. corp 453 S. Bro0kheld.
Rabin. J., 312 y. Olive.
sam Rapport, =. +. D., No. 2.
Rieder Conrad. $50 n. ST. Peter
r I. Rockstroh. zoe \. Michigan.
Chas. Fl Roth aOJ <. chaplin.
J. Rymer. IA SOtre Dame
Schnider Bros.
Schuster. Louis H, 1902 Lesr St
Shwartz. Andrew, 9l6 Oak 81.
Schweitzer. +. H.. ~04 r Dayton.
Self Service Mere. Co 51G s. Michigan.
y. Shapiro, 1GO9 S Franklin.
W. J. shirley T.. T. u No. 3.
Singer, r.. 1925 south Bend.
SledzikoWski, A. 1i43 ". Division.
Smith 4 simre. 81 s. Michigan.
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hardly any sleep at all. felt
wretched.
THE second night after 7 began
taking Pepgen I slept soundly all
through the night and this was the
first full nights sleep that 1 had
had in a long time.
"Pepgen ended my stomach
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that dry feeling that affected my
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have taken Pepgen I have not had
any of the previously frequent
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at all.
II can eat anything I want with
out discomfort. In view Of what
Pepgen has done for me can
recommend it very highly to others"
Pepgen is sold by Striebel and
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South Bend, The Red Cross Phar-
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