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Taranaki Daily News, 10 January 1919, Page 8

There never was a soldier more deserving of honor than the American Com-mander-in-Chief, He is not only a great military leader; he is a great man. ! Brave, devoted, wise, modest, unselfish, iirm, he is the soul of honor—a fine, clean American gentleman Like Lin- ! coin, ho is sprung from the plain people, having been born on a humble Missouri I farm. In Indian warfare, in the Philippines, and on the Mexican border, he has proved his mettle. "I knew hit simply as a quiet, studious young man,- i says one of his old-time friends. "I never heard of any petty tricks done by, John Pershing. The impression he made ' hero was that John Pershing would make his mark in the world as a profes- ' sional or business man. His mother and father were strict church people—lie grew up a Methodist. He had a new home, just iinisbed at Port Bliss, all ready for his family. He had planned to go up to California after them the very next week —when the terrible news came that his wife and three little girls were burned to death at the Preside That CAR ENGINES CLEANED AND 25 PER CENT MILEAGE INCREASE. Owing to the great success of Imp Carbon Chaser numerous imitations are now being offered. Demand the best, proved by 28,000 car owners in America. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Imp Carbon Chaser is composed of highly concentrated volatile power oils which add to the efficiency of ordinary fuel oils. Simply drop into your tank on?. Imp tablet for every five gallons—it will give belter combustion, at the same time cleaning the engine. Contains no injurious acids—will not injure any motor. Sufficient for 100 gallons, only 7s a tin post paid. If dealers are out of stock I send direct to Caselberg and Co., Ltd., "NAZOL" for Influenza and Catarrh.