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Street Car MotOrDnan
Held After Accident

pittsburgh, Pa. Juno f.--Ic!,%c to-
night had difficulty in nuc!ltnG an in
cipiont riot after Anna lIuekcnstcin had
been run over and killed by street car
in East End Tho girl had run in front
OF the CIR from behind a wagon, accord
Ing to Motornan Joseph Thomas, and
met death almost instantly.
A crowd which gathered about the
CIR following the accident demanded
that Thomas nun his car to nearby
police station He acceded and later
was placed under arrest charged with
being suspicious person. Thomas was
held for tho coroner.
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N 'GREGOR AND G|LUGAN PLAN
To BRING ELECTION CHARGES
Thousands of Italians
Will Be Refused Entry

Washington June 6.-An excess Of
l.SGI iu the number of italian immi-
grants that will be permitted I" land In
this country this month already have
been landed at New York and Boston.
W. w. Husband commissioner general
~ immigration said today. and three
times as many more are on the seas en-
route II America.
The uu"ta Of immigrants 20 enter this
month from Italy under the immigration
restriction hw is 3.22l. and those arriv-
ing in cNc"SS Of that number probab bly,
will hay" To be taken hack to Italy. by
III" steamship companies. Mr.. Husband
said.
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WILL WAGE BATTLE
FOR ARMY ECONOMY

Washington, June 6.-Inausuration OF
senate consideration Of the $3S5.ooo,ooe
army appropriation bill today brought
from senator's advocating economy
hot talk OH the committee recommenda-
lions for a minimum army for tho next
fiscal year Of 10000 men.
Economy advocates. led by Senator
Borah, Republican. Idaho. and including
Senator's Lenroot. Republican. Wiscon-
sin: Hitchcock. Democrat, Nebraska, ana
King. Utah. Democrat. criticized the
personnel provision and indicated their
intention to wage bitter night to reduce
Il. Senator Borah announced he would
limit the army to 10000 men. not be-
cause that figure represents my views.
but because I am convinced this Is the
lowest attainahlc under tho circum-
stances" Senator King. however, de-
clarcd ne would seek to obtain = reduc.
ton to 100000.
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The decision Of the supreme court
OF the United States yesterday. In
which tho estate Of tho late Alan ".
Woodward ~ Alabama. won VIC
tory. Invoking $4,000 in income
tax paid Ia the government. Is OF
particular interest 70 Wheeling peo-
PIE, as Mr.. Woodward was one or
the Wheeling Woodwards. formerly
prominently identified in tho La Belle
Iron Works, who went to the Biz
mngham district In the eighties and
hccamc unusually successful In the
iron industry.
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Washington. juno The supreme
cour, through; it's regular term to a
close today. edjournins until October ).
Most Of the justices plan to leave at
once for their summer vacations.
Dismissal OF the governments appeal,
on motion OF Solicitor General Frierson.
from lower court DEGREES holding that
tho American ON Company did not
constitute a monopoly under the Sher>
man antitrust law. and a decision
against the government in the estate
tax case marked the final days session.
The solicitor general filed with tho
court only few minutes before II closed
q motion to dismiss tho appeal In the
American Can case, but gave no reason
chen submitting his motion. Later he
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Pueblo. Col, June 6.-Systcmauc and
drastic notion to ascertain the number
or dead and TO clean tho city OF Pueblo
food-strickcu for three days was pesuh
this evening.
Acting under military authority,
lieutenant Colonel Raul u. Newton or
dcrcd every abIe-bolicd man TO amply
himself to tho task OF removing dcpris
from, the streets as measure 10 pre-
wont danger from fire and pcStiienc"'
Tho order bars Sishtsc"rs from the Guy
and makes work compulsory either lot
tho stipulated pay or under military
guard without pay
The city has been divided INTO eight
wards for n sanitary survey. and 10 cacn
ward has been assigned two doctors ana
four nurses. Tn" people ar" being m
structcd how 10 prevent and comHat
disease anil Infection. Three isolation
HOSPITALS have been established and Dr.
John G. Cornell OF tho United states
public health service at Denver VINO Is
assisting Or. W. T.. Buck. city health
officer. declared the situation IS we'll IN
hand. lie said thcre Is not nov any
endemic Of contagious diseases. and
that ONLY five cases Of ch:ckcnpoX had
hccn reported to the authorities since
the food. Volunteer doctors from Colo
RADIO Springs and sixteen from the pup
lie health service 1t Denver are aiding
the Pueblo physicians.
Rsoovsry Of BodisA
Recovery of bodies is progressing
slowly. since searchcrs nrc impeded by
tho slowly .recedinE waters. and by the
great coating OF mud over every collec-
ton Of debris. 4 careful check by the
Associated Press showed forty-two
bodies in morGues here today. To this
list were added ten moro known dead
when reporter for the Pueblo Chief
tain made his way from st. Charles
Mesa, six miles down stream, to report
the number Of bodies recovered there.
Many bodies probably never will be
found, as they were carried down stream
below Pueblo by the terrific force OF the
food. Searching OF the buildings 10
being conducted today as workmen are
engaged in clearing them out. Some
recovery OF bodies has been made, and
in cases where bodies were known to
have been found 1t was impossible to
lenrn where they had been taken. No
estimate can be made accurately OF the
number Of persons missing. An effort
to do this was made by the Pueblo
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GOVERNOR IN
REQUEST FOR
RELIEF FUNDS
Survey Of the Wrecked City
Followed By Estimate of
$l5,OOO,0O0 Damage

Washington. D. C., June 6.-Pu-
eblo authorities In telegram TO-
day to Representative Hardy, OF
Colorado, urged Congress to appro-
pirate 5000, 900 Immediately for
relief In the stricken area.
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Pueblo, Colo.. June 6.-Govern-
or oliver II. Shoup today asked
the United States government TO
place $4,000, oco at the command
Of the State for use In flood re-
lief
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SIX days.

SIX days,
Drought 10 a realization Of tho fact
that just SIX days after this Offer re-
main and tho eight short weeks have
slipped by. Drive members stand today
with their faces 10 the future and with
tho thought Of now or never" hover
ing n their mtnd:. 4 few short days
10 g".-Wr"n honorS Of the highest sort
will be- Visited upon those who have
ssri"cn the hardes; ard accomplished
the most
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LLOYD GEORGE
OFF THE JOB

London, June 6.-frsanasF AAoyo
George has been ordered b. As
physicians to take . complete ~sS
He 10 suffering ~ . rSeUS OF
,.vsr. chill and ovsrwoFk ana has
cancelled ALI his sngAgsmsats for
this week.
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claimed and faces assume rcS"lute
air. 1t Is surely a matter NJ dc;"rm'na-
,,nn as 20 who Will arrive ~ N" goal
first. Those who take 4 firm stand and
rrrnns" 80 be winner and 40 ahead Will
be the favored ores.
Thr value ri the rrizcs has been IN"
firm factor Of stimulating interest. hmt
u * also tn" personality - III" 'n"m-
bcrs that chief interest j. ""'.t"r'i a"d
tho winners may We'll r"H'.d ia" nm
port accorded them N 4 strong tTibut.
20 their nwn pcrSonailt!
Bargain Vote" Schedule for New
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THE wEATHHA.

Wsse Enthusiastically fair FusO.
ny and Wednesday, little change -
temperature.
Ohio ana western PsnnsylvaniS-
Partly cloudy Tuesday; wednesday fair,
NNols change In tsmperaturA
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WILL BE DBARnD

Mum. II. Bavaria. June G--ThH Eava-
ran ,uwOhnerwchr. or citizens guard
has decided 70 dlSIrn voluntarily by
June 30. under the terms OF the allied
u,timatum.
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Bargain Vote" Schedule For This Week Will
Mean Automobiles for Persistent Members

VIcroRs IN THE BIG DRIVE WILL RECEIVE THEIR REWARD
SHoRTLY-TIME GROWING SHORT IN WHICH TO GET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARVEST CAN BE GATHERED
THIS WEEK UNDER THE LIBERAL SCHFDULE-MEM-
BEERS WORKING WITH MIGHT AND MAIN TO BUILD
RESERVE
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Crime Is
Alleged
WEALTHY PUBLISHER
VICTIM OF THE PLOT
Wife Alleged Instigator, IN
Mothers Confession-Slcp
daughter Arrested

cleveland. Ohio. June G.--.t"""rd."S
County Prosecutor Stanton today ny
Mrs. Mary RrickrI. %. her dIuSnt' r.
Mrs. Eva Cathcrin" kahrr. widow ";
Dan k;thcr. wealthy l.:,k"wuu! pub
night OF July Is. 1919. with Il numhc. ~
stab wounds in his body. was tho In
stisatur Of the crime. kabcr died sew
cral days later.
In her purportcd confession Mrs.
Brickel stated that Mrs. kaber came 4"
her some days before the crime was
committed and told her sh" was "coink
to have Dan killed"
When She demonstrated with h"r
daughter for proposing such thing.
Mrs. kaber. according to her mothers
confession asked:
What is it to YOU"
work Of Hireunss.
Mrs. kaber told her m"th"r she
wanted her to be In the house with Mrs.
kabrr's daughter, Marian Mc.>rN'". at
the tImo oc N" crime. Mr.. HrIrke!
STAGED IN her confession ShH does not
know whether TWO men or 4 man aHH
II woman committed IL" r.In". Sh' SAID
she was upstairs At n" tim" "I the
visit OF either these two mcn or thu
man and woman.
According to Mrs Erick"IS confess
sion she and Miss M"Ardi". y, Mrs.
kabers suggestion. di$arranCcd the
contents OF SrvC raj rooms anu of bureaus
10 give the impression that kahcr WAS
attached by burglars.
Other inmates Of tho kabcr hoT" On
thu night OF the crime w"r" Il male
nurse for Kaber. named Utterhark. and
Il guest whose identity has not Yet h''n
disclosed. khber was u som: -raralytic
and u male nurse WAS in constant at
tendance.
Marian nhoArdls Knows AL.
Mrs. Kabcr IS said to have been ~
Cedar Point. a summer resort sixty
miles west Of Cleveland. on the night
Of the crime. She Is said TO have gone
there two night previously.
In an interview with newspaper men
in the presence Of Prosecutor stanton
late this evening. Mrs. Brickcl said:
Marian McArdie knows who did the
Killing. and am sure she will teN all.
She Is Just an innocent victim OF cir
cumstances. the same as 1 am"
Indictment were returned today
gRinst Mrs. Rrickel and Miss McArdle,
in connection with the staying OF kaber.
Mrs Brickel Is being detained at police
headquarters, but has not been placed
under arrest. Mrs. kaber who was In
dicted several days ago on the charge
OF murder was arrested in New York
late Saturday night and will he brought
to Cleveland within n few days,
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GIVE HARDING
AU7HOR|TYFOR
DISARMAMENT
HOUSE COMMITTEE
ADOPTS SUBSTITUTE.
For the Borah Resolution By
AL Vote-Flood the
One Director

Washington. June e.--Ry n vo;c OF
fourteen 20 one. with two Democrats
voting present. tho house foreign com
mittcc reported today Il joint resolution
which would give President Harding tn"
master hand in calling in international
"nrCrrcnrc on disarmament.
E"j~'t:uE tho same resolution I; ap-
proved Z year ago. the committee COM
CURED in :hc decided purpose" OF the
president to cali Such a conference. and
s"Ht its new measure 70 the house as a
virtual suggestion 70 ronrcrcns on the
naval appropriation bill that IL BE- &C
copied as q Subs,itut" for the Rorah
amendment, authorizing and requesting
III" president 40 call a naval dIsarma-
mcnt conference Of Great britain.
Japan and the United States. 1t had
been expected that Tho bill woul 20 to
conference today. but tho motion. which
will have tho right Of way by a special
rule. was held up until tomorrow.
Republicans United
Republican committeeman with Only
on" absentee. stood together s"lid!y on
n" resolution prepared by Chairman
l~r;cr. The whoI" question Of diSar!n
mcnt. both naval and military. had been
placed bHfore he committee for its con-
sidrratlon.
Taking IN tho Brooks resolution from
lat congress. reported hut never acted
on hv the house. Representative Flood.
: Virginia. ranking Democrat. fought to
have Z adopted. hu' cnurd no Ecnubl!
can support. l. would authorize and re-
| NucS; ~" president :" ask al tho pow
J 90 :. = nd delegates - L disarmament
! C"t ference.
Chairman rort"r.in opposing It. cX
, piainci shat IN" purpose was To get
away from any suggestion or direction
, hv congress. and l"av" the president
, fr"" 20 pursue such course a< he dc~ned
; best. IN view Of tn" announced inten-
| lion in his inaugural address that he
was ready 10 rn-oncrate with other ma
! tiOn% Tor diaarma mcnt
The House con1srSss
! Tho house ConfcrccS will be Chairman
; Kelley or the sur-corn mite on appro-
| rria,Ions in charge Of tho naval bill;
! Representatives French. Idaho. and
Wood. Indiana, Rcpublicans. and Bryncs.
South Carolina, and Oliver. Alala ma.
! MN 1CTllS. lS3OCTS Silu IlC CnHI tTt'S
! probably would report the Porter resp
/ luton as an afuSnlmsat to the Bo-nh
J. amendment or as an out and out sub
! stltute.
| The attitude OF House Democrats
toward the Porter peace resolution for
ending IN" state Of war was discussed
! at two hour conference late today but
no action was taken. Representative
Crisp OF Georgia. who presided, said no
attempt had been made to bind members
and al! would be free TO vote on the
measure rs they saw fit. 1t !s under
! stood. however. tia, most Democrats
will vote against the resolution when II
! il called up Thursday
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III T. 1NTELL | G EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State Of West Virginia.
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tooasiausd On PsEs 1WesAE
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Subscriptions This Week.
Tho Wheeling InteNiEencer.

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The herald., 1921-08-18
Julv 2l-Aug. ..
,NEInMENT TO CHATTER OF AZ
IANTIC PAINT COMPANY. INC.

1-n,tad states of America, State OF Louis
;ona parish of Orleans, City OF Ne" vi
leans. Be il known, That on tuis ,6s
eighth day Of the month OK jury, IN
wear of our Lord one Thousand IN, n,ne Inda-
Sred and twenty-one and OF the nut nut
nandence of the United States OF America,
Tho one hundred and forty -sixtn, peiote
me william Waller Young, hotats P"D
lie duly commissioned and quaiineu, AZ
and for this City and Parish Oh orna 81
tho witnesses hereinafter and underslsheu,
nersoanlly came and appeared JOSEPH
Raynaud and Julian NJ. Sherrouse, JUL ei
above the full age of majority ana 5esi
dents OF this city, the said Joseph Kay,
naud herein acting in the capacity OF
president. and the said Julian Nj. oner
rouse herein acting in the capacity Oh SCI
rotary, of the Atlantic Paint Company, lhc.,
a corporation organized under tne laws ol
the State of Louisiana, domiciied In TINS
CITY. Instituted by an act passed Defore
me- the undersigned notary pubic, on tns
18th day Of October, 1871, and RECORDED IN
the Mortgage Office of the Parish OF or.
leans, in Book 1246, folio AIS, by virtue OF
a resolution adopted at a general meet
ing of the stockholders OF said corpora
ton, held at its domicile In this city, on
the twenty-sixth day OF July, l9zi, GER
tilted extract of the minutes OF SAID meet.
ing being hereto annexed and made part
hereof.
And said appearers declared that at said
meeting Of the stockholders of said cor
pOration. the charter Of the said Atlantic
Paint Company, Inc, was amended by In
creasing the capital stock of said corpora
ton to the sum of Fifty-six Thousand tSoo,-
OOOOO) Dollars, and that they, said APP
bearers, were duly authorized and EN-
powered to cause said amendment to the
| charter of the said Atlantic Paint Com.
pany, Inc, to be embodied in notarfa
| act.
Now, therefore in accordance with SAID
| resolution, they, the said arpearers, acting
| in their aforesaid capacities, having ap
| peared before me, notary, for the purpos'
/ Of placing said amendment to the charte
Of said Atlantic Paint Company, Inc, II
| authentic form by notarial act, do now de
| clare that article " Of said corporation
| be- and the same Is hereby amended, so a.
| hereafter to be and read as fellows, to
wit:
ARTICLE Iv.-The authorized capita
stock of this corporation is hereby fixed
at the sum of ffty-six thousand (S56,
400 OO) dollars, represented by eleven thous
and shares, which said capital stock shall
be divided as follows: Fifty Thousand
dollars consisting Of five thousand share,
Of the par value Of ten dollars $1,000
per share shall be preferred stock, and 81,
thousand dollars, consisting Of six thou
and shares of the par value Of one dollar
per share shall be common stock. Said
preferred stock shall be entitled to prefer
ence and priority over all common stock
to dividends In each and every year at ths
rate Of eight per cent. per annum, pay
able out Of the profits or earned surplus
annually on the hrst day Of January Of
each year, ~ declared By the board Of
The herald., 1921-08-18
CHARTER.

notary, on the day and date above written,
after due reading of the whole.
l.. J. Cotton, - shares, 1l5 South Cortez
ST. New Orleans, La; Eleanor q. hill, !
share 5925 Ferret ST., New orleans, La. )
IL. .. hill, 70 shares, 592o Ferret ST. Ne"
orleans, La.
witnesses VIM. +. Conkerton, Arthur j.
]. b. ROSSER, JR.,
Notary Public.
1, the undersigned, Recorder OF Mort
cages. in and for the Parish Of Orleans,
state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of lncorpora-
non OF the HiH-Cotton Lumber Company.
Incorporated. was this day duly recorded
IN my Office, in Book 1888, folio 40.
- New Orleans, July IL, 1921.
ROBERT SCOTT, by. X.
Julv 2S-Sppt. l.
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CHARTER

rotarv. in order to make proper hotallai
nord Of said amendment and 10 nave
same recorded as required py law. h.
All of which will more Iui! ap ~ min.
rafarance TO a certified copy Oh the nm mn,
ntas of said stockholders meeting attaenesu
hereto for reference to this act Oh aniehu
ment. a ne INV office In
the City Of New orleans S.a' xesr herein
lana on the day, month and year Peni
5rst above written in the presence Oh ao
"a Chasez and Ralph j. SchWarh, IN IN
tent witnesses, residing In TINS ciIy, ,ho
nave hereunto signed their na as,ar dine
said appearers ana me- ho'"A''
reading of the whole: po,I Y
witnesses: Ralph ]. Schwarz' Faui L.
Chasez. s,cNun,.
President.
FRANK l.. SAMUELS,
VicePresident.
WILLIAM j. GUSTE,
fsEAJa Notary Pubic.
pocordsd Mortgage Office Book l2oS'
state of Louisiana, Parish OF orleans II, :,
usrmau l.. barnett, notary puonc, oGly
commissioned and qualned' IN anu
the Parish of Orleans, state OF Louisiana
dn hereby certify that the above ana lore
going amendment to charter Oh an
Smerican Furniture Factory, lncr Is a true
and correct copy Of the original act Uef H,h
,s9i and Of record in his office and that = =
the said notary, am duly aut and on be.
make the within true copy for anu on
mae 81 the said William J. Guste, notary
hS Urine of certificate Of the Governor Poo %
~ State of Louisiana, dated July oth, iszl
designating me, notary, to act IN the piar,
| and stead of William J. 1us'e' n0'"'
In witness whereof, l have hereunto t se
nv hand and seal, this 18th day Oh Wv
month of July, 1921, at New Orleans houi'
lana; sE,IA HERMAN L. BARNETT,
lsEAL' Notary Public
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l. the undersigneA
cages, in and for - ~
State of Louisiana. g -
the above and foragc- ID
ton. of the Widmef -
& Construction cen5
was this day dniy
In Book 1858, fohe =
Il. 1921.
July 2S-Sept !
The herald., 1921-08-18
CHARTER OF THE HILL-COTTON LUM
BIER COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

Aug.4Sept. 8.
The herald., 1921-08-18
CHARTER.
JOSEPH M
Ia. ~

JOSEPH Mr
Eotsq nj
/, the undersigned, Rssds { Z
cages, in and for the PalisA 4 o.
State Of Louisiana, do hsreby "a !
the above and foregoing Act 4 ban
ton, Of the Paul Morphy Bsuk \. l
was this day duly recorded h d 4
in Book 1853, folio Us New 0dk
90 1921.
July 2S-Sept, 1.
The herald., 1921-08-18

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
ORLEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Be 1t known, That on the eleventh day
Of the month of July, in the year Of our
twenty-one. before me, James B. Rosser,
Jr., notary public, in and for the Parish
Of Orleans, State Of Louisiana. duly COM
mtss1ened and qualified. and In the pres
ence ef the witnesses hereinafter named
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-10-21
Kids Spun Gifts Of Pennies.

Once upon a time children would
be glad to get a penny or two a day
from their parents. Today, as any
mother will tell you. nothing less
than nickel measures up to their
standards of daily needs. It is usually
8 cents.
'Aw wadaya want?n exclaimed lit
tie Johnny the other day when his
mother forgot herself and offered him
2 cents. SHOW da va 'spect a Teller
to get anything for a coupla cents?
The cheapest ice-cream cone in Cheap
Joe's is a nickel, an can't go to the
movies for lessen IL cents. An, any
way. amt dad maxim more money
than he uster?'-N New York Sun.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-10-21
ARE MANY KINDS OF SALMON
Bureaus of Fisheries, in Report on
Pacific Fisheries, Lists Large
Number Of Varieties.

Salmon is salmon to most persons,
but there are many kinds of salmon
TO those who know a hawk from a
handsaw" and a salmon from sal
mon. The bureau of fisheries, In a
report on Pacific salmon fisheries. lists
the following Pacific species OF the re-
nOwned fish. Chinook, quinnat or
king salmon; humpback or pink sal
mon; dog or chum salmon; sockeyed
blue-back or red salmon; silver or
coho salmon, and steel-head trout.
All these salmon, with the exception
of the steel-head, are included In the
genus 'oncorhynchus.' and that tough
looking word is made up of the
Greek word "onkes." meaning a barb
or hook, and another Greek word
''rynchus," meaning q snOut, so that
genus of fish is distinguished by a
shook snout" The steel-head trout,
classed as a salmon. belongs to a
closely related genus called ''salmo,"
which is word probably derived
from the Celtic and the significance
Of which Is disputed.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-10-21
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and Healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is so
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles Of two sizes,
medium and large. However, if you wish
first to test this great preparation send
ten cents to Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y, for sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention this paper.