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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
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nod INNER tbdtie uno Der Iusbru9
oauert jeBt 5tpei Wo6en.
3a6ts bel Wonoi6ein ift Der glnblid
pra6tOOQ, inbem Dem @rater 6lammen
uno 3au9 bis 81 elmer SObe bon nabs=
gu 1000 SUP entlteigen.
SrOb Der 2esenoe, gteapel merbe
our4 ON geriup seritOrt psroen, glau=
ben Die gteapolitaner felt baran, oaB
ibr S9ubpatron, Der bg. @runarus,
Der Sapa=6lutb @inbalt sebieten tpiro,
ioate lie in gu sefdbrli9er @eiie toms
men.
Der 2aba=Strum nad Ottojaro bat
aufgeb6rt, Der anbere Strom bewe9t
li4 in Der &i6tuns nad pompeii.
Hublano.
8ier5ig2 2eben berni9tet. t..
SelfingfOrs, 6innlano. Is.
sus. auf benz See Sptojaroi sreis-
nete ii6 Elm furdtbares 1nglif. Sas
Sberoed zines S9iffes ffiirste elm unb
40 perlOnen ertranten Doer taMen ionit
um's 2eben. 3ablrei9e 9lnbere iinS
berlebt.
Seuti6lano.
u mer t q fannoi beutf6 e
u irtb d q tspolitit
ft6ren.
Berlin, II. Mug. Ser Sabrss:
beridt Der Sanoslstammer in 8o9um
1T ioeben eridisnen una iaat iiber Die
ausenblidli9e wirtbIdaftli4e Sage in
8euti9lano, bic Gage lei unfair. 8,nn
fe;ne pOrberseiebenen St0runsen ein-
tr.ten, pirbe bic @ntpidluna tpieber
ben auffeisenoen Wes einidlasen.
Spl9e St0rung tonne bon Nmerita
fommen, menn Der beutI9en Giienaus=
fubr Der ameritanii9e Wartt bsri9loi=
len tuerben iOllte, Ooer tpenn bic ameri=
taniide @roBinbultrie auf benz Wslt=
martt gu bilisiten preiien als 8srtdu=
fer auftrstsn wiroe.
u us fellungb beutf9erI u T.
beiterperii9eruns in
ct. 2ouis.
8erlin, IL. Iug. Die oeuti9e
Nrbeiterperfi9eruns tpiro auf Der Welt=
auslteaung in ct. 2Ouis 1904 mieoer
in berborrasenoer Weiie pertreten iein.
Die auf friibsren sroBen IusfsQun-
gen iOlIen aud bier Die seiammten 8e=
iese. Statilfiten, Sabsllsn, Srudidrif-
ten etc. aus ben eini4ldgisen 8ebieten
porsefiibrt peroen. Snsbeionbere per'
ben Die mooernen 1nfalDerbiitungs=
gefrebungen ourd ausielluns sabl=
rei9er Mooeae bon SduBoorri9tunsen
gsrHdf9tisuns finben. plaitiide Sar=
fellun9en, bic au6 Dem 2aien leiGt
sritdnoli9 iino. erldutern bic gnt-
| ftebune, ben Sorti9ritt uno ge9enmdr=
tigen umfans Der oeutf9en 4rbelter=
perii9erunes=@ =@eiebsebung, namentli4
aua i'm geraleia gu oerjenigen anoersr
Staaten. Die erforoerli9en @usitel=
lun9s9e9enitdnbe tueroen tbeils boil
fidnbis neu beI9atft, tbeils bon inter-
eiiirten Nrbeitsebern, grfinbern, Sa-
britanten iunb iO3ialen Serbdnoen &C.
liefert; bas unldnsit in @barlOttenburs
erDffnete Muieum fir 9rbeitertpobl=
| fabrt ion mDslidit tpenig in Inipru4
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
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Wt bler er6 BEN.

IWule OelllUllYeI lo=Iu4tIHel UluupeU
Stella &ipers uno 9lnna Sanborn Ii1
bstneipten, tpuroe beute benz POli3eis
ri9ter unter brei 9lntlasen por9efiibrt.
Sieielben lnuteten auf; 8erlesun9 beg
Ni6Olion @eisBes, Salten zines liioer=
li6en Saui,s uno @efatten bon Wli=
norennen in ieinem 2ocale.
Sie 8erbanolung wuroe auf ben
25. 9lusuif, gtadmittags, bsridoSen.
WeBler beiinoet fid gegen Strgi9aft
auf freiem SUB. Seine 8erbaftung
mar Indirect our9 &i9ter Stubs per=
anlaBt tporben.
8 o ber 9 9aoeneriaBb ber-
lan9t.
90. u. 2loDo bon ct. 9ouis rei6te
i'm 8unoes9eridt cine auf s25, 900
lautete SdaOeneriaBtlase gesen bic
Serre Saute & SnoianapOlis gabn=
8eIeQi9aft elm. glls CT bor einigen
Sabren fi6 auf einem 3ug Der 8eiea=
i6uft befanb, fauo eine @olliiion statt
unb er uuroe iduer berlsbt.
&aleie6 Glarf, Elm nOroli9 BON
grOao cripple pObnenoer pOit=@lert,
tpinibt bon Der Big Sour 8abn=Ge=
ieqi9aft $25, 900 S9abeneriaB. or
erlitt bel gutbaltn, Sl., moielbit
cine @OaiiiOn itattfano, 10 iawere ger=
lebuneen. baB er an ben Soleen ber=
ielben 5sitlebens leioen miro.
8nnfer t.
Wm. 5. Bridges bon 2ogansport
meloete i'm Sunoesseri9t ieinsn gan=
terOtt an; 9letiba $50, paiiiba
s497.9O.
6 bener aBflage.
Martin s. &pan bsrtlaste bic 6. $.
Oouns So. auf $4,000 S9nbeneriab
tpe9en gerleBunsen, pelde er erlitt,
tpdbrenb er in bersn 6abrit beIddftigt
mar.
& lage ge9en eine Supreme.
lo9e.
6annie 5. gpans bat cine 3laee
se9en ben Supreme Sribe' beg Or
bens gen Sur auf 3abluns bon $4,000
eingerei6t. Sbr 8att. mar Mitslieb bes
Orbens getueien. Serislbe beritarb bor
GINGER 3eit uno iie perlanat, baB ibr
oas Sterbe9elo ausbesablt tperbe. 9ln=
oeblib tDuroe ibr basislbe aug benz
@runbe Oermeisert, neil ibr Mlann 3ur
3sit ieines SOOes tein sutitebenoes
0tit9lieo sepeien iein iolI.
e in bruta er 9 be m n.
Wtaube &eafin miinidt bon ibrem
8atten Wm. 3. seidieben au tperoen.
@r ioa lie in brutaler WeiIe bebanbelt
baben.
Ger u n teri 9lasuns be-
i6ulbist.
@lmer SbOms, 3utider zines Wa=
gems Der 9olar See Co., ftanb unter
Der Gntlase, oerielben Ieit einiaer 3eit
feline Selobetrd9e unteri6lasen su
baben. Gr tpiro am 25. bs. brpceifirt
tperoen.
SIM oliseiseri9t
tpuroe Senrp Spitien, pel6er bei6ul=
oist mar, feline Grau in brutaler Weife
bsbanbelt gu baben, sur 3ablune BON
So unb Soften beroonnert.
8eri6Oben purben folaenbe SdlIe :
Sam Soriep. Mitslieb Der @prisen
So. go. Is, 9raeen elmer Moropaffe.
ben 20. os.; Die glntlass, einen @uf=
rubrperiu& ausaeiii6rt gu baben, tpuroe
fallen eelafen.
Sohn @iliams unb Sam @oe, Srie=
oensfOruns, ben 90. D.; Gtrauberrp
Sampton, oessl.. ben %. b.; Waltsr
&olano, @rOboiebfabl, ben 81. D.;
SObn &Ob, TaOroansriff auf ieineSruu,
ben l9. D.; Sarrp Smith, 8roboieb=
ffabl, ben 20. D.; gD. s. Sreeman,
@rapipiel, ben 20. b.; Malter Suits,
beg grlansens bon Selb unter faliden
yorwdnoen angetla9t, tpurbe an bic
@roBseidmorenen ii5ermieien.
Wsgen Saltens einss Spielbauies
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
Na6ri6ten aus 5nbiana.
Jreie . o # blieferuna.

Bonn Is. Septbr. an tpirb in fol.
9enoen Siitricten bic freie Yoitabliefe-
rung in Graft treten
SoDling Green, @lap SO. Ireal 81
Nuaorat Weilen Sepolteruna 464.
Center, Ireal 2l Quaorat Meilen ;
gsp0lteruns $50.
8erf 6punb BEN.
Tincennes. Ser 10 Meilen
iiioli9 bon bier anidiiise Sarmer
peter @reemore miro felt Sonntas ber-
mibt. @s miro befiirdtet, baB er
Selbitmoro besansen bot.
SoIb baten=& eunion.
@nslifb. Im Wtittmo9 be-
ginnt bier Die Sabres= =&eunion Der
Solbaten bes iioliden Snoiana uno
oauert bis Sonnabeno. Die @etera=
neil tperoen bur6 Die getpobneri6aft
@neIiib's toitenfrei betpirtbet uno
bebe,ber9t tperoen. Seoen Sag tper=
ben &e9iments &euniOnen itattfinoen.
Sn Wareueo iit bonn 3. Bis 5. Sep.
iember ebenfans cine &eunion alter
Soloaten.
SIM paiteur Snititut.
@lifabetb. Ser 6armer Ibra=
bam &autenbuid befinoet iib sur 3eii
in Der paltsur Initalt in Baltimore.
Wie beri3tet, tpurbe er fiirsli9 aui
isiner Sarm bon einem piitbeneen
pferbe sebiiien. Gr befiir9tets, bon
Der Sollputb ergriffen gu tperosn unO
besab iib sur gerbiituns oerielben in
bic Mnfalt. gr tpurbe balb nad lei:
ner Nntunft i'm Snititut in Sebano=
lung genommen. Sieielbe miro %
Sage in Inipru9 nebmen.
Die Grfldrung Der image
ELLEN.
8 m m b. Der Sunsseielen
Club bat i'm Namen Der ulperbeiratbe=
ten Mdnner por Sammonb ben 6eboe=
banbidub aufsenommen, uelden Wa=
por Snotts ibnen por bic 6iiBe sepor,
fen bat, inoem er Die beri9iebenen
bieiisen Sabritanten uno 8ei4dftss
leute aufforSerte, nur berbeiratbete
Mdnnsr an3uiteaen. Sn elmer an
Wontas abssbalteuen 0eriammluna
puroen &eiOlutiOnen ansenommen, in
tuel4en bic Sanolung bes Mapors
getaoelt wuroe. Ser Club pirb iei=
nerisits iih nit ben 6abrifanten in
8erbinbune ieBen. gr peripri4t, iein
WOsli9fes 5u tbun, um feline Mit=
slieber bon Der @abrbeit bes Spru9es
3u iiberseusen:
.gfur balb freut ii9 Der Meni4 aIlein,
rgs mufen INNER 3weie iein.
9lber es tpiirbe bod seipiB ni9i
redt isin, penn Elm Suns9eielle fid
nur oebbalb bemiibe, 10 i4nen ale
m0slid untsr ben pantoHel gu tom=
men, nur bamit er feline Ste0ung
bsbalte. @ut Ding mill Weile baber
unb cine quite Grau tonne man nidt
tpie einen neuen Sut ober elm neues
paar S6ube taufen.
Die Wirtbidafts ieens
erb 6bt.
gbansbille. Ser Staotratt
bat in ieiner am Wtontas Nbeno abee=
baltenen Sibung bic @ir!bi9afts.
2icens BON $75 auf $3.50 erb6bt. 8on
ieber eollectirtsn 2icens seben 1871 an
ben SiIsunssfOnb.
Gin CRIB 9 sitreit.
& d m n b. !Sn Cincinnati ffarb
bor einisen Wo6en Marp u. Norris
BON us Soptins StraBe unb am Mon=
tag tpurbe ibr Sefament eingereidt,
iporin iis je Elm Drittel ibres NadlaRss
an ibren Sobn @bas. u. 8romn in
Oregon, an oehen SOdter gtbsl unb
an ibrs Sdweter glijabetb @nOds in
&idmOnb, Sno., binterldBt. gbenfo
psrmadt iie 5000 an Die S9pefer
Mgnes &egina 8rDnn i'm Seton so.
fpital, mo lie iid elmer Speration I'm.
tersieben muBte.
8a9 Der ginreiaung bes Seitaments
eri9ien 6rant 4. Barrett uno bebaup-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-18
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
GENUINE FIGHTING
IN VENEZUELA
Both Government and Revolutionists
Credited With Victories.

HIGUEPOTE, Venezuela, April 49,
A government army assumed the de-
fensive against the rebels under Gen.
Rolando, Gen. Hatos' representative.
They marched on the camp of the rev.
olutionists, who numbered 5000, near
Guatiro. Gen. Rolando retreated to Ca
paya and later to Tacarigua. He was
ignorant Of the fact that President
Castro had sent First Vice President
Gomez with 1900 men by sea to this
port with orders to attack him in the
rear The advance guard Of Gen. Ro-
lando's force was surprised, and after
fight lasting fourteen hours the rebels
left in the hands Of the government
troops 500 men killed, wounded or pris-
oners. The government troops also lost
heavily. The rebels, finding the gov
eminent troops on their rear, tried to
escape by the road to Guapo and Alta
Gracia, but were intercepted by 1000
government troops, and after a fouu-
hour fight the government captured 200
men, 40 officers and $4,000 cartridges.
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, April 49,
Advices received from revolutionary
sources in Venezuela say the govern
ment forces have been completely rout-
ed in the neighborhood of Coro by the
reyolutionists, under Gen. Reira, who.
1t is further asserted, captured many
prisoners and quantity of arms, am
munition and baggage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
STABBED IN BACK
IN SALOON ROW
Leon Hunter Is Victim of
Four Wounds-His As
sailants Arrested

With four knife wounds In his back,
one of which is believed to have pen
etrated the lungs. Leon ]. Hunter,
twenty-one years old. a machinist by
trade. residing at els Como avenue,
went home yesterday morning. short
ly after midnight, telling no one of his
condition. Early in the morning.
however, suffering intensely from loss
of blood and the pain of the stabs. he
called to Phil Arnold. with whom he
was living, and revealed to him his
condition.
The police ambulance was sum-
moned and reached the house at 6
o'clock, and the man was taken to the
city hospital.
From information furnished by Hun
ter the officers were able to make two
arrests. Patrolman Kukla and Ser
geant Gerber arrested Steven A. Bas-
co, S69 Front street, and Thomas
Massle, 1855 Front street.
Hunter says that he had been IN
the saloon at the corner of Como and
Dale street since II o'clock, and that
several boisterous men were there
drinking. He said that a fight was
started and that he and friend were
drawn into It, The stabbing took
place outside of the saloon.
Stephen BaSco and Thomas Massie.
charged with stabbing Hunter, were
taken to the county attorneys office
yesterday afternoon. and after con-
ference with Assistant County Attor-
ney O'Neill were committed to The
county Jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
ARMY NEWS.

With the approval Of the war depart
ment, Gen. Davis, commanding the di-
vision of the Philippines. has arranged
for the erection of a large modern hos
pital and recuperation station in the
mountains Of the Philippines, near
Marivels, at an elevation of about 1900
feet.
He has detailed Lieut. ]. A Wood
ruff of the engineer corps, and Capt.
H. G. Mccullough, assistant surgeon.
to select a suitable site, and plans for
the new work soon viii be completed.
1t is intended to provide a general sta
ton, where officers and men suffering
from the effects of tropical service may
be sent to recuperate.
Capt Harry B. Chamberlain, of the
quartermaster's department, is on trial
in Manila on a charge OF smuggling
silks and curios into Manila 1t is
stated that goods alleged TO have been
brought in on the transport Seward.
which were discovered by the customs
officials, were intended for the private.
use of army officers and not for the
purpose of sale.
The war department yesterday pub
lished the names of fourteen second
lieutenants who failed in their exami-
nation for promotion year ago. These
men were warned at the time by letter
that in case they again failed they
would be discharged from the service.
Their promotions were held up for one
year. Upon the second examination
twelve were successful and the others
were discharged.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
WIFE HEADS OFF
HUSBANDS FLIGHT
Causes His-ArTest on Charge of AS
sault and Battery in Family Row.

As a sequel to the family fight at
$50 Mendoza street Friday, Thomas
Cavanaugh was yesterday afternoon
arrested on a warrant sworn out by
his wife. Mrs. ~Pearly Cavanaugh. a
handsome young woman.
The fight is. said to have started
through Cavanaugh abusing his wife.
and o. G. Wood. her brother, who
lived In the same house. taking her
part against her husband. In the fight
Cavanaugh was struck a blow which
threw him against a chair, rendering
him unconscious. 1t was thought that
his skull was fractured. but he recoy-
cred without serious harm.
His wife says that he struck her,
and her complaint. made yesterday,
charges him with assault and battery,
Cavanaugh was intending to leave for
Chicago, and had purchased a ticket
and would have left last night had he
not been apprehended. Mrs. Cava-
Snaugh heard that he was intending to
go. and notified the police She fol-
lowed him about. and late in the after
noon told the police he could be found
in the Bradley building. Jailer
Hammes, of the central station. i'm
mediately went there and captured him
on the street.
Cavanaugh is twenty-one years Of
age, and his wife is. under twenty.
They have been married since April.
1900, and have a daughter two years
old -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
BURGLAR TACKLES
POLICEMAN'S HOUSE
In His Cell at the Station He
Ponders on the Vanity of
Human Affairs.

A burglar yesterday, shortly after
noon, made the grave mistake of at
tempting to rob a house at 173 West
Fifth street, occupied by Jailer John
Hammes, of the central police sta
ton.
Jailer Hammes was at home and had
just finished his lunch, when one of
his daughters, who had just returned
home from a trip out of the city, came
into the room and notified her father
that there was a strange man in a
room up stairs. Jailer Hammes was
inclined to regard her alarm with in
credulity, telling her to look again
and open her eyes. Mrs. Hammes,
however, urged him to investigate.
and upon his going up stairs and en-
tering the room he found a man with
his hands in a trunk, taking out a
valuable fur garment.
What are you doing here?"
What do you care?"
The jailer had taken off his uniform
and there was nothing about him to
suggest the presence of a police off,
Ger.
We'll see about that" replied
Hammes, and Immediately collared
him. Several neighbOrs were attract
ed and they were instructed to bar
the door to the room in which the
man was confined, while Hammes tel
ephOned 70 the station Tor the wagon.
The man in the room. however, burst
open the door, thrust three men aside,
ran down the hall and out the door,
throwing down woman who stood in
the doorway.
Hammes, hearing the racket, drop
ped the phone and pursued the man.
whom he overlook after a lively chase
at the corner of Sixth and Franklin.
At the station the man gave his
name as George Smith. and said he
came from Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
WHO is GROOMING
THE DARK HORSE?
Growing Suspicion That a
Surprise Will Be Sprung
in City Clerkship.

There Is growing suspicion that a
surprise of some kind is to be sprung
In connection with the city clerkship
which the eli i council in another
month will confer on some lucky indi-
Vidual. For two weeks not a whisper
has been heard regarding the contest
and the members of the two council
bodies are equally as silent in the mat
ter
While dozen candidates are known
to have designs on the job, only two
are really in the eyes of the gossips
just now, G. j. Reddington and Frank
Baer. The latter made his appearance
on the failure of Aid. Moriarty to quail
lfy, and has since, it is understood,
been industriously cinching votes.
Inc surprise that not a few are fig
uring on is expected in the appearance
of a dark horse. Some one is working
quietly and those who have entered
the contest may wake up some morn
ing to find that they have been dis
tanced.
The election OF a candidate to sue
coed City Clerk Matt Jensen must. ac-
cordlng to the charter, be held on the
hrst Tuesday in June. There is only
about six weeks intervening, ard by all
the rules Of modern political warfare,
the pot should now begin to boil
Members of the council say that for
the past two weeks not candidate has
been to see them and they express sur
prise that the contest is so tame.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
R. Fl. Adams and His House
keeper, Mrs. Eva Hawley,
So Seriously Injured That
Their Recovery Is Doubt
full = Charles r. Adams
Suffers From His Attempts
at Rescue.
The Injured:
Mrs. Eva HawIey.
r. n. Adams.
Charles n. Adams.
The InIured:

AS a result CT gasoline stove ex-
plosion yesterday morning. about 10
o'clock. at 1872 Charles street. three
persons are at the city hospital in a
dangerous condition. Two, Mrs. Eva
Hawley, aged thirty three. and r. H.
Adams, aged eighty. are in such
critical condition that the physicians
are unable to say whether they will
recover. Charles r. Adams. son of
r. H. Adams, though severely burned.
is not in danger of his life.
The explosion occurred yesterday
morning as Mrs. HawIey, who acted
as housekeeper for the sons and
father. was baking bread. In one cor
ner of the kitchen sat the old man. an
invalid from rheumatism. When the
tank of the stove burst the flames
were thrown over the entire room.
enveloping the two inmates in coats
of fire.
Mrs. Hawley ran out of the house
and fell exhausted in a corner of the
yard. Meanwhile the old man. in his
effort to get out of the fiery room,
stumbled into the cellarway and fell
to the bottom of the stairs, where he
lay till rescued by neighbors.
Charles Adams. who had escaped the
explosion, in his attempt to eXtin-
BulSH the IRE III WHICH MIS-. I1dWlSy
was writhing. burned himself most
severely about the hands. feet. head
and face.
DR.. Fitzsimmons and DR.. Eshelby
were Immediately summoned to attend
the sufferers, who were taken into the
houses of neighbors. Soon after the
police ambulance and patrol arrived.
and two were taken to the city hospi-
tai. The ambulance had to take an
other trip for the third
Mrs. Hawley was deeply burned
about the head. face. arms and legs as
far up as the knees. She suffered in
tensely from the great pain. yet bore
up. bravely at the hospital.
r. H. Adams is also dangerously
burned and as he inhaled flame and
smoke, the air tubes of his throat are
seriously affected
The house in which the explosion oc-
Cured is owned by Louis Singer. who
occupies the second story. The rear
part of the lower floor was badly
damaged. by the fire. The loss to the
house will amount to $3.50 and the loss
to the contents $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-19
MEAL TIME DRINKS
Should Be Selected to Suit the Health
as Well as the Taste.


When the coffee topper, i'll from coffee
drinking, finally leaves off coffee the
battle is only half won. Most people
require some hot drink at meal time
and they also need the rebuilding agent
TO build up what coffee has DESTROYED.
Postum is the rebuilder, the other half
of the battle
Some people stop coffee and drink
hot water, but find this a thin, unpai-
atable diet, with no rebuilding proper
ties. 1t is much easier to break away
from coffee by serving strong, hot, well
boiled Postum in its place. A promi-
nent wholesale grocer of Faribault,
Mimi, says: For a long time 1 was
nervous and could not digest my food.
l went to a doctor who prescribed a
tonic and told me to leave off coffee
and drink hot water.
l did so for time and got some re-
lief, but did not get entirely well. so I
lost patience and said: oh, well, cof-
Zee isn't the cause of my troubles and
went back to drinking it. became
worse than ever. Then Postum was
prescribed. 1t was not made right at
hrst and for two mornings 1 could
hardly drink it.
Then had it boiled full fifteen min
utes and used good cream and 1 had a
most charming beverage.
Il fairly got fat on the food drinl,
and my friends asked me what had
happened | was so well. 1 was set right
and cured when Postum was made
right.
Il know other men here who use
Postum, among others the cashier of
the security Bank and a well known
clergyman.
My firm sells a lot of Postum and 7
am certainly at your service for Pos
tum cured me of stomach trouble. !"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich