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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-07
c.. ABE MARTYR
convention Na,..

Bentley Gap, O. Tittle =
PENNSYLVANIA. is here ~simnIs %Issnlata
resentative o tn congumss. : y
puts it. He has a room Is : :
FAMILY in Kankakee an MAKES ! y SIisais
t an from Chicago in bls hiss psla "a n
claims that our unrest is dua !. ~ ~ Z
.ity O. five cent cigars. an n,.sa = sss'
ernment control o silk shirts ~ ., 81 3
trolys. an ".
Tn caustic severity d 4,
ments one hears about Hoovs. ,sa' sal
made him persona non srats y - ~
tall, pale, delegate in a Prime. ,s'a ,,sll
coat, huge imitation tortoIs. A,sss ! 4
spectacles. an a armful 0 maS,,i.'. ~
Il think women should have -,
in governmental affairs, but blamss ! ~ !.
I kin stand this combination a.. od". !,
white mule, violet talcum an Sbo.,,..
gallery cigars" remarked : d0l's..
lookin' statesman wearin' nm. nm.
butterfly cravat, as he withdrew n f,s,, |.
a mixed crowd at tn Sherman
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-07
Salem Students
Hold Parts In
Music Festival

Eugene, June Miss Doris Church
~ and Miss Hattie Mitchell and Carl
II. Jacquet. all of Salem. are taking
part I'm the opera 'The Rose Maiden
to be presented by the University Of
Oregon school Of music at Eugene
during the Music Festival to be held
in that city under the direction Of the
school Of music Of the university,
June Z. 3 and 8.
Miss Jean Mackenzie also Of sa-
lem. has a part in the chorus of the
opera "Cavalleria Rustlcana" which
win be one of the numbers to be Civ
en- during the Musical festival.
A sterllizer for doctors and dentis,s
instruments manufactured in Oregon
by the Halvorsen company ia sold
throughout the United States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-07
Polk County Court

Glen II. Morris to Ruth Leone Mil
ler Miss Ruth Miller, age 81, is the
daughter Of w, p. Miller, a promi-
nent resident Of Dallas and veteran
of the European war. M Morris, age
27. is farmer from northern Idaho,
but expects to remain 10 Oregon. The
wedding was at the home Of the
bride yesterday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-07

Portland.-A ready built bunsalav
has been erected by the Resmsa
Building company on one Of the dor,
town blocks to accommodate the au;s.
mobile committee for Shrine weeA
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
RAILRO ADS HAVE COST
UNCLE SAM $3.50. 00O. 900
Chairman Esch Defends Expense As
Necessary Expenditure for
War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Rail-
road administration estimates place
the net cost to the government of fed
eral control of the railroads at 1886.
100000 Chairman Esch, of the inter
state commerce committee, told the
house today in opening the debate on
the compromise railroad bill
"This S636,o0O,O00 will have to be
charged off as a war loss" he said
Zone may say it was expensive but
# was worth the price. Without the
railroads, transportation would have
failed to supply our troops overseas. -
Total appropriations of approx
matoly 100000, including those al
ready made, were the "experience Of
federal control" Mr.. Esch said, but
he added all of these amounts APP
proXimately 1880. 100000 were "in-
vestments," in the form of improve
ments made for the roads and for
which they will ultimately pay.
Less than 100 members were in the
house when it met for the final fight
on the compromise bill
Referring to the present Financial
straits" of the carriers, Mr.. Esch
said that prior to government opera
ton only sixty per cent of the roads
earned dividends and paid interest.
During federal control 10S of the
175 class one roads did not earn in
terest." he added an 1916 the roads
lacked sixty million dollars of paying
interest on their Indebtedness.
"Fifty per cent Of the roads in this
country would go into the hands of
receivers in three months without Tho
governmental guarantee" Mr.. Esch
declared, "and | want to warn you
that receiverships fof railroads mean,
receiverships for industrial cnterpris
es and other business"
The short lines, he said. had been
fairly and generously dealt with. adj
ding that if they suffered the people
they served and the trunk lines would
suffer.
Details OF the northumberland
lion-dolar revolving fund were OK
planned and the chairman brought a
smile by announcing that provisions
for free passes for railroad lawyers.
doctors and others stood as hereto
fore.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27

Hannah were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kirby.
Howard Foster has returned from
Spokane.
Tom Luttrell was in Cashmere.
Tuesday.
Lewis Arbogast is home from Spo-
kane, where he has been attending an
automobile school.
Mrs. Charles Wright and Mr.. Baum
garden were in Wenatchce Tuesday.
The Modern Woodmen held an in
stallation meeting Tuesday night. a
number being present from Dryden
Mr.. and Mrs. Headley and Ovilc
Headley were ii Wenatchee Tuesday.
Harry Harvey and Archie Mil,
were both in Wenatchce Tuesday.
Guy Stage was in Leavenworth
Tuesday
Ed. Phillips was in Cashmere
Tuesday.
Mr. Estes, an engineer Of Yakima.
arrived here Tuesday to consult with
the Peshastn Fruit Growers Associ-
alton concerning the cold storage
plant soon to be erected. An all day
meeting of the directors was held
Wednesday.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION

Notice of another school bond cleo
ton have been posted to be held at
the time of the annual school election.
March 9Th. This election is necessi-
tatcd by a ruling of the Attorney
General which invalidates tho issu-
ancc of bonds voted for at the cleo
tion held Jan oath The last legisla-
ture changed the law with reference
to school bonds very materially,which
law came into effect July 1st. 1919.
Among other things was that the lin
it of time bonds could run was %
years. The local school authorities
did not know of this limit and in set
ting the time the bonds were to be re-
deemed the limit was exceeded by one
year as the last of the bonds were
made payable in the year 1914. The
mistake was not discovered until the
sale Of the bonds reached the stat
auditors office. which notified US thai
the Board of Finance would not pu'
in a bid for the bonds until the error
was corrected by another election.
Hence the Board is calling for an
other election and hopes the friends Of
the school viii all turn out and h.
their votes make It possible to secure
the money for the state funds and fin
ish the building in a creditable man
ner.
NJ. RUMOHR,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
HOWE.
HAVE SIMILAR FINGER MARKS
Important Discovery Made by Cal
fornla Professor as TO pecularltles
Of Family Groups

-
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l''> >'o''gN III inc 'nlN'r>lt\ at ':'-
'''''''' announced ne" discovery 10
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.'N''' ~ "7'' F'"'arN"'i' lhIu'N''
WI i'"'H '"I''''ah' ea>'> maj con
'e.n 'il' law courts oi 'a1i"rhI".
'iiu''"'eS 'hai It similarity OF hh-'f
P'Im'N among members oi u ia'nil> =
>N''''.i''''''H "''IfN'a Z" ''aeI' seem isis
10 trace iaN'il groups ana determine
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
No. $40
NOTICE or WEARING EI\AI.
REPORT ND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION

In tho Supcrior Court Of tho state
Of Washington. in and for the County
of Chelan.
N Probate.
In tho Mattnr Of tho Estate Of
c. SPFR RAITFR Deceased.
NOTICE IS HFRFRY GIVEN. TINT
Nicholas Kinschcrf. tho administrator
Of tho above entitled estate. has f1od
in this Court his final report and no
titior for distribution of said estate
and that Wednesday. the 31st dav Of
March A. n. 1920 ut $50 o'clock
m. of said dav at tho court roo~' Of
our said Superior Court at the Count
House in tho Civ Of Wonatcheo. IN
said county. has been dulv apnoirtod
by our Sunerior Court. a the time
and place for hearinc said final report
and netition for distribution. At
which time the Court is asked To make
and enter a decree finding and adj
iudginp that all debts have been
paid; finding and adiud~inp also tho
heirs and those entitled to the estate
and distribntin" the propertv to +ho
nersons entitled to tho same: and ad-
Judging the estate fully closed and
settled. discharge the administrator
and release his bondsmen from all
further liability. at which time and
place any person interested may ap-
pear and contest said petition
WITNESS. the Hon VIM 4. Grim
shaw. JUDGE Of said Superior CONT
and the seal Of said Court affixed this
26th day Of February. 4. \. 1920.
4. 4 E. STEVENS.
Clerk of Said Snnorior Court.
BY c. W. KELLOGG
(SoaD Deputy.
HERMAN HOWE
Attorney for Administrator.
p O. Address:
Tcavenworth.
Chelan County
WASHINGTON
Och. OF: Mar. 5-12l
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

The ladies of the p. L. +. Club en-
tertained their husbands at a Wash
ingtons Birthday party in the Wood
men Hall Saturday night. The hall
was appropriately decorated with
flags, and red, white and blue stream
ers. Contests of wit and skill fur
nished amusement during the even
ing. one of which was a carpet rag
contest, in which tho men were the
strivers. Harry Harvey came out
winner with score of 10 carpet rags
sewed in 10 minutes. A luncheon Of
potato salad. sandwiches, pickles. ice
cream, cake and coffee was served
about midnight at a patriotic table.
A miniature Geo. Washington, in a
boat was the centerpiece, and hand
painted hatchcts and lunches Of cher
ries were the place cards. Just about
this time. we believe. Dan Nicholson
won a prize. Outside guests were Mis-
Naude Wilson. Miss Ruth Hannah.
~ NldiI' l4u'lWiS anu WI James
Merrill
II. r. Starks and NJ. w. Starks re-
turned Monday from California where
they have been spending the winter.
!. A. Warman and Miss Grace Ian
phero have returned from Seattle.
where they have been attending thu
Skookum meeting.
Mrs John Mccoy has had a serious
attack Of tonsilitis. hut is better at
present.
lee Bobblett and son Van Of Wen
atchee. were at Hohson's Sunday.
Several Of our families are serious
j. III with the fu. The following
families are down with It: Fred Nil
ler's. J. T.. Arhorast's. Mrs. Alec
PuIso. Fnc'ish's. Homer Gilbert. Mr..
Manifold. and little Gordon Moore.
Mr.. Riley and Mr. Coppock were in
Wcnatchec Monday.
Guy Stage has returned FROM, Scat
tic
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bradley. Miss
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-27
NJ. RUNOHR.
Clerk

Mr.. H. A. Dotson. one of the OLE
pioneers of Leavenworth. but who ha-
resided at Seattle for some seven
years, came over last Thursday and
visited old friends a few hours. M.
Dotson is a Great Northern engineer
and runs between here and Seattle.
but has been laid up with an injured
eye for some time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
BRITISH OFFICIALS
IN CONF ABB ON NAVY
Defense Committee Meets 10
Outline Plan for First Line
Ships.

LONDON, Dec 1.-THE imperial
defense committee. which regulates
the defenses OF the whole British en-
pire met yesterday at Premier Lloyd
Georges official residence at 10 Down
ing street. to decide upon the future
policy OF construction Of frst line war
ships.
In addition TO the premier the fol
lowing were present; Lord Beatty,
first sea lord OF the admiralty ana
commander OF the fleet; Winston :.
Churchill. secretary for war: Fan
cutzon, secretary OF state for foreign
affairs: Field Marshal Sir Henry WI
son, head OF tho general stat ana
Sir Eric Geddes. minister OF transport.
Premier Lloyd George twice inter
rupted the deliberations or the com
mittee to receive hurried visits from
Sir HamAr Greenwood, chief sec
rtary for IrIand, who called to dis
cuss urgent Irish matters. Sir Hsmar
Greenwood refused to reveal the ma
turs of his conferences with the
premier.
Naval experts declare tho whole ma
val policy has been upset by the war.
Capital ships OF the future must be
constructed to meet the double mem
ace OF submarines which are now
equipped with 12-inch guns and sea
planes The latest British dread
naught 10 the Hood, which was de-
signed In 1916. but she In not a full
embodiment OF the lessons learned
from the war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
|SHE STOPPED
HUSBANDS COLO
AND COUGH QUICK
Her Children Had Bad Coughs
Too-Tells What She
Did.
g.
WASHINCTONIANS
PRAISE HER METHOD

my husband suffered with a bad
cough and cold for long time ana !!
finally became SO I'd he couIdnt
sleep for coughing. HIS appeute went
away and he became weak ana iist.
less. The cough got worse instead OF
better and he was at loss TO Know
what to do until one night he picked
up the paper ana read about Hypo-Coo
which the Peoples Drug Stores were
recommending so highly. He got a
bottle and IL Is simply grand. l be-
iieve IL will do the work for anyone.
II not only stopped my husbands
cough, but Il built him 1p-gaye him
new strength and energy Ind he start
ed sleeping fine all night long. HIS
appetite is splendid, too. The results
were so good / gave. II to my Two
little girls who also had contracted
bad colds and coughs and II did the
work for them just like II did for
their father. l never saw medicine
do the work so nicely. 1t 10 wonder
fully effective" declared Mrs. r.. +.
Whelan, 800 18th St $. W. Washing
ton.
Thousands OF people instead OF seek
ing. temporary relief with soothing
syrups nowadays take this newer,
more modern tonic and do the job
right while they are at It. 1t Is much
cheaper In the long run.
Read what others here IN this city
Jay about this splendid up-to-date prep
aration. Read what they say on the
left and below. Then drop In at the
nearest Peoples Drug Store and get
II bottle of the genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
HyP0-COD DOES
WHAT THEY SAY
II Knocked Out My Cough
Built Me Up
Quickly.
DECLARES ANOTHER
WASHINGTON MAN

II had one of those tedious. persis
tent coughs and colds that you have
a hard time getting rid OF. Ny cough
was so bad that / couldn't sleep good
at night. Fits of coughing would
wake me UP. 1t had worn me down
until had no appetite or strength
and felt mighty achy and bad aif'over.
The reason why I publicly endorse
Earle's IIypoCod and recommend 1t
among friends is because IT Is one
advertised medicine which really does
what they claim I never saw any
thing like II. Il drove away my
cough and cold and all that achy stiff
feeling and built me up so strong and
well that was amazed. / sleep fine,
eat hearty and have to admit that
when II comes to putting q person
back on their feet Esrle's Hypo-Cod
Is the real thing" declared Aloa2o l..
Harrison. 1898 Wallach place, wash
ington.
Thousands OF people realize that
colds and coughs come from weak
ened system so they set about first
stopping the cough and then they keep
right on with Hypo-Cod and strength
on their system 80 that more coughs
and colds won't come. Try Il. Drop
In at the nearest Peoples Drug Store
and get a couple bottles. Read what
others say in articles on TIE right and
below.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
|SHE NEARLY COUGHED HER
HEAD DETACHED ALL OVER
EARLE'S HYPCCOD STOPPED t

horrible cough and I stopped sneez-
ing 50 much. That night l got a
few hours sleep, and from that
timo on Il was wonderful tho way
Hypo Cod built me UP. Tho cough,
aches, pains, headaches, end all my
troubles Vanished, and ! was sleep.
Ing and eating Just hne. All the
soreness left me and / was soon
strong and we'll again, end so you
see have good reason 10 recommend
Earle's Hypo-Cod to my ne'yhbors
and friends" continued Mrs. Nor
ton, who. llko thousands OF others
in this city, have found that when
II comes to quick, satisfactory re
suits three or four bottles OF Esrle's
HypoCod does the work.
Esrle's Hypo-Cod right now at
this seaeon OF the year " splen-
did tonic to take. Don't stop when
the cough hes gone. Take Hypo-
Cod few DAYS more and fortify
your system against sickness lie
free of such troubles all winter long
this year,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
Nations Pulling Against
Each Other, Says
BernStorff

BERLIN, Dec. i5.-count Won
Bernstorff. former German ApbAs-
sador TO the United States. in an
article written for the German So
oiety OF a League or Nations. says
the Geneva assembly gives the i'm
preston OF "a wagon with a horse
hitched TO each end"
'"rhe English horse" says Won
Bernstorff, would pull the wagon
forward. but the French horse on
the other end pulls IL backward.
However, the English horse appears
to be the stronger. Lord Robert
Cecil, though not present as q dele
gate, Is yet the driving force Of the
assembly"
Germany's hopes for membership
in the League OF Nations, says
Count Won Bernstorff, rest In an
eventual union with England AMI
America 20 reform the League as
constituted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
MYSTERY WOMAN
FREED Of CHARGE
Chicago "Monda Rose" Dis
missed After Brief Appearance
In Court for ENLIGHTENMENT.

CHICAGO. Dec i5.-''MondA Rose
also known as Tho Queen OF the
Bride Path" who in ordinary llfo IL
Mrs. Rosa Schw sibers, came into
Judge Kerstens court at a gentle
csnter yesterday. smiled. was dis
missed. snd single-footod out again.
4 few months ago ''Moncs Rose"
was much In the spotlight whsn she
ned 10 Winnipeg. pursued by the
charge that abe had enibeEzled $40
900 from the firm OF leather goods
manufacturers where she spent quiet
days as boolkeeper and general
fsctotum. When she laid aside her
working clothes she went TO her lux
urious apartments, on the exclusive
North Shore residence district. had
her groom bring out her riding horse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
POPE GIVES AUDIENCE
TO CARDINAL MERCER
Pontiff and Belgian Primats
Express Hone for World.

ROME. Dec. i5.-onicisl invitations
10 all cardinals to participate In a
secret copsistory TO be held Thursday
morning were dispatched yesterday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
That Achy, Sore Suy, Depressed Feeling in the Chest
After Fever, Breakdown Wasting
Illness Is Dangerous.
EVERYBODY'S LUNGS SHOULD BE STRONG
TO WITHSTAND THE CHANGEABE WEATHER
Tells How To Stop Cough, Cold,
and Chest Sore
ness.
WHAT DRUGGISTS =.
SAY ABOUT 1T

Few people realize what an I'M
portant thing 1t IS to keep the lungs,
throat and chest free of coughs, coles
and soreness. After fevers or long
wasting Illness thousands Of people
get up and go out with their lungs
still congestcd with cold. bronchitis,
etc.
This causes them to be bleary-eyed,
cross, peevish. pale. weak and anemlc
and susceptible to more sickness, COM
piications and all sorts OF wintry Ills
They cannot work we'll, feel good, eat
good or sleep as they should and con-
trary to most folks ideas 1t 40 nos
What YOU eat or digest that counts.
You get no strength or vigor or rlcn
red blood until your food passes In
grayish putrid form from the stomach
into the lungs and becomes oxidized
and q rich. warm vigorous red, oy con
tact with the air you breathe. THIS
explains why many people eat plenty
az food. but remain weak, .hin and
sale while others who breathe deep
~, freely and without cough or coio'
cat light and still are rosy, fat, visor-
ous and full of pep.
If YOU have a cough or cold rcnem-
her this--if your lungs had been
strong and well you would not have
caught cold. cough or fever-so why
not strengthen the system. increase
your own disease resisting vitality
and build yourself up right now with
a tonic3 Take couple bottles or
more of this new, more modern tonic
called Earle's HypoCod and be free of
such wintry troubles. Get all the
rood from your blood; bring back the
The roses to your checks. Put the pep
and vigor back into your blood and
instead OF shivering with every cold
wave--get some rich, red, heatmak-
4ng blood in your veins.
Earlc's Hypo-Cod Is a modern, bot
GER tasting. moro powerful ana QUICK
acting tonic, containing soluble ana
disestible extractiycs and peptones
obtained from cod livers freed or the
sickening oil itself, and enhanced
incidentally by combination with ex'
tract of wild cherry bark, matt eS-
tract, iron peptonate and the comoln-
cd hypophosph of lime, potassium,
manganese, strychnine. quintne ana
sodium. All OF these elements havo
been used for years by physicians In
building up weakened lungs and run'
down debllitated people.
lsarle's Hypo-Cod is nice tasting and
Asrees with the most delicate stom.
sch. Chemists assert that 1t is tho
most powerful preparation of rs kind
made. Druggists assert results from
It's use are amazing. Note tho ma.
tlonally known Earle Chemical Gem
pany's name which Is n guarantee of
nnest quality IN medicine. Read in
the columns on the right what folks
right here In thlp ,clty say about
Enrle's Hypo Cod after using u them
selves and then drop In at the store
nearest you and get bottle or two
OF this -plendld tonic which everybody
should be taking now as winter
tonic. sickness IL too expensive these
days. Read what they say on the
right
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15

and became. until time to punch the
clock the next morning. -honds
Rose" a woman Of mystery. She en-
tertainsd and was entertained at the
costly hotels and had a long train
or admirers trailing In her wake.
On the South Side. not far from
her place OF employment. n butcher
boy would also dom his soiled apron,
put on yellow riding boots and
tweeds and share the gay North
Shore life with her. After the ex-
posurs she. simply married the butch
er boy.
For some reason tho charges
against her were not pressed. There
were no witnesses. no prosecution.
and the case against her WAS striek-
sn from the calendar. with leave TO
reinstAts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
DRUGGIST SAID
TRY HYPO-COD
Right Away My Cough and Cold
Left Me-Built Me
Up.
WIFE AND ! THINK
IT'S WONDERFUL

"I had a heavy cold and cough for
three months. Nothing seemed pow
erful enough to reach it Then l
Store at I4th and U SITS. and they
told me what others were saying
about Hypo-Cod. took. bottle
home. 1t did the work. ! used six
and we both swear by it-also
recommend the tablets they give you
free when you buy two BOTTLES.
There is nothing viii beat Hypo..
Cod, and I've felt well and free or
colds and coughs ever since." de-
clared J. f. r. Johnson. 1906 Valley
st. n. w.
Hypo Cod any Peoples Drug store
will redeem coupons which come with
Earle's Hypo Cod and give you a
regular 36c box of Hypo-Cod laxa-
tive tablets (Earle's S9s) Free.
Read what other users say below
and On the right.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
It Is Sronser-Drives Away
Pains in Chest, Too.
DOES THE WORK
QUICKER, BETTER

'I suffered for days and weeks
with q constant hacking cough day
tickling in my throat and the pain
In my chest and side. My appetite
was bad and there I was feeling
awful, for It was one OF those
coughs which seem Impossible 70
cure. Several friends told mo about
Earle's Hypo-Cod, so l bought a
couple bottles, for ] was thoroughly
disguised with cough syrups. Hypo.
Cod took right hold and drove out
that cough, and with IT all the
TICKLING sensationa In my throat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-15
81 Ached From Head to My
Feet-Every Joint
Hurt Me-"
COUCHED SO BAD
GAVE ME. HEADACHE

wintt. achcd from my head to
my heels, and every joint and bone
in nay body seemed TO groan every
time moved. coughod no bad
head would como Off and had hend.
aches all the time. | was 30 weak
I could hardly get across the room"
declared Mrs. i. =. Morton, 1917 NJ
ST. NJ. w.
"Nothing I took or did seemed TO
40 me any good at all, 40 ilnnnlly
started taking Earle'a HypoCod. ard
I wish had done that tirst. The
lIrst few doses seemed to ease that