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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Sntcrtcr
IRA %inflammatOriif Hbtnmatisme.
Siloe baDe brGbt Dor con.
Or. Wlilcs' anti 9ain Bills rO'
Oe0e ham.

ri beannbte at bruae Rr. miles 9lerpes ga ipet
QiuS tpr 5ef5 Star fbfn. Hin eHiirn hare eeper
iuas. "a en- 9iabo gar henbt At 7frfs eeper eilsr ifm
4rpps bporefter VI tsbif en- dlaiis al BEN. % min
Sutru brua,s orm. III bun bar btIbffbet. Sieen oe
BAR iee len bsuai BEN os maa fa at lea bar Amt
bruat andre 4iaer. Der sap iaa TOR 4llirto5iitleiit
III ptsfe. 8i trngte oaiaa 9r. Dilfs Wit Rlin
gins m,o itsrne Iilireoshinflie. @or Son hapes or
Z, War I'D II mnam atorii @iat. eau leo ioa Hegtt.
at lea trur. at huis pi ifft hapbe aiufi BAN IT. 9iie :
Nnti Rotu BIS. Der hialp BAN nRftsn a1sbiiftelis'
Utloe ban trrei 8soen MS. 1e9 q attn alao neo ems
buer gcilia6eb I'll al role 8r. Ulie's %eGaemioit+
SAINTS GDsrett. Wilton. gu.
sea bar ploaei meo Qruralaio Var bs % foHei
iuaeu ara ainOuue. iar lfe bfn8te Or. gatlRs anti
Balm gius. DE- u en- 1tfes Bur for eopeopihe os
Stat,merter. gnbuu / Noroes aabeialfee ies BEN til
en- Ben mob nGri oobeopine. oe apbet al en- baip
Zine tom ban imilenbe iilbaqe. oovfepinsn pdr
borte. gi bnarr BEN / 5amilifu On fiHhfr benz noa
mrrfeoc for be iuiuo4 II E Uicaiemmer. Stthtts hpls
Buiaqrnhes arr 6tm me5ei usrpgie. 9toft H1poft
6atr. al iea nal fortone 8r. Riles. at par bet lie lot
Unit gain 9us. ION bun ia fr al oa til, iaa ihnee
bun lite DO Der {. y. Norris. odenn. Wonigna.
gne apoteitrt irleer Oa earoaterer oeH ieriis FLUTE
Al pr Rile's grlemioler. Siriu etter ri oos ON
0etpsittet ca . erieipaoonime. dorfsier
DR. Miles Medical Co, Is hart Ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

VI vii seade-Dem EN- PROV fit pas foiiangende.
scorr q Bowsf. 400 Pearl street. New York
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Eli HAARpNAKKET HOSTE

Den Hoste, der varer we'd trod'
allie Midler mod den, udkr1vc'
en- energisk og fremfor alt q
grundig Demanding. En- simpe
Hostemixtur forslaar like. For
kolelsen, der foraarsager der
maa udryddes.
Hvorledes? Scott's Emulsion
Hvorfor Scott's Emulsion?
Fordi den standscr Irritatio
men, lindrcr Vavcnc og helbredel
de angrebne Slimhinder.
Naar! Ojeblikkelig. Scott
Emulsion begynder at hjalpe vc'
den forste Dosis.
Folk, der har brugt Scott
Emulsion, vii like ware tilfrce
med noget af de talrige Erstal
ningsmidler, der tilbydcs ! Fors'
af Vine, Extrakter, Cordials .
S. V. Naar Liz og Sundhed staa
paa Spill, er Diet uklogt at experi
mentere med nkjendte og upro
vede Praparatcr.
VI vii seode-Dem en- PROV fit pas foiiangende
scorr 8 BowsF. o Pearl street. Kew YorI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Grabbe=N ffGrcn.

timber benne Oberitrift bar Der /
lrngers lib bRret leberet en- DC.
Del bdaos / bunfe og isnoerjno'te
gluoe, men hi bar life nent. at bet
bopbs oibere Snteresfe for pore Ga.
Tsre. Sm'blsrtio rbrer ben oeb emz
me Strenge / babe Ggnberjpbers
og DanIfes 6ierter. 5slgsnbe Lille
Stitie uf o9a9bIuoet" for 10. San.
nil gipe Iibt SnbIigt /, b0ab Der fr
Sdgsns 9Trne. o9 bbab Der t9mz
res for inch 6r. arobbe. Der er
6srrsbsfo9so og 2anbstbin9smanb.
0et er Sfolebsitprer arel qlengs
i 9iborg, Der I ogibor9 Stifisii
tsnoe" bar fornplig onQrsbst Go
Ieoirsttsr Sport Og bifDlbt BAN for
at tempe imob arnb6e af perionIi9a
9runbs. Oct forboloer fig imibIers
IT'D Tttert, fom BET f%rembolbfs / ne
bsnItoaenbs.
RieGS 9iort. Dennne Ulano
bar Iige fra ferite 5aro Oqret Sjes
len / Den it9rte. nationole 9so9gels
Ie, Der MI / oisie 0age er reiit
paanp imob 6oltetbingsmdnb ard6.
be / Qnlebning at bans 5oriOdr al
0dttersn, 5ru DilOenrabts oanitz
fisnotIig, Qgitotion / Ssnbsrj1aano.
Qiels Sport. Der er 8iretter for Re
forsneoe 2atinz % ReolItoler" Der
9~gbenbupn, bar iot belle fin ubprGs
eebe perfonliakos Gnsrgi inb paa
en- 2ssning at arubbssaHarsR. lei
er 6lepen BAN ioa at iige en- Cam
uittigbeosfog at fou fiernet fra bet
oHentlige 2iOs 5%iniOspoitsr ben
Muno. lom meb toiot Blob bar fun
net TorIpore en- fna oobenbur anti
Itanit 0irtfomheb fom ben, 5ru Wils
eenrdot Grdbbe Dor ubfolbst | Sens
Oerjpnoub.
Der er for fao Duge iiOen Of.
ientliet fremiut ben 5ninuation
imob 6r. Siort / anlsoning al
bans Optraben | arubbe s4Haren, II
bet par ~psrfonltgt Rag os poIitf 7
Jorfsleelie, Der boObe oreOet BAN
frem / benne Sag. Won fan n1pps
tante fig nosen mere grunolss pda-
itanb. Direttsr 9iori tsnote per
~isnfig intst fom bel5t til 81. ardb'
Be, Tor benne 4H1re fremtom. fac
man ffulbs neppe Ipnes, at Der fun
be bare Mnlsbnine til al tale on
psrfonlist Rue os enonn minbr'
@runb til at iniinuere politif Gor'
fslgelfe fra Or. 6iorts Sibe, a
be Gtunb benne ale Dage bar fem
(meb bet FANNIE p%olitiIfe parti ION
5e~rrebsfoeeb arubbe.
Nei, for Direttsr 5iorts 0ebtom.
menbe bar Der utpiDliomt fun bare
be reneffe Bepaggrunbe til at CRIB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Code Boyer.

Nedennevnte udvalgte Boyer til vedfoede bnlge Pnser nhetaie I'll
Lapsernes Opmerksomhed. Hver ier af dse Boyer vii n Pryd et
intelligent HEM, Og Prison err sat sal forholdsvis Law, at allie med Lethed
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
= III q II t

SoIoaterfsfti 81. ). Il. ".
/ Qarbus. - Ssnoag ben 8. Dc.
GAP &. j. Il. M.s Soloutermisiion
en- set meo Suletr9 for Soloaterne
/ Qarbus. Der bar mebt ca. Doc
menige og en- Del llnoerofiterer.
9eo 5eiten talte Stubsiergent ST.
~ferfen, 9anoiOut 9erftinb, Rsnoe.
SolbatermisiipnGr Onion Senien %
Sergent !0%unoeOab.
3. 0ragonregiments WuIitere bar
relpi1 at msot for at Ieoiage Gal.
merne meo 6ornmuiit.
Ct. !. Il. M.s Songtor fang no9.
le Sange.
Gfter al Soften bar fIuttst men
gsn. traaote en- llnberoficer frem
"a braqte pau SoloaterneS 9egne en-
3at for Qftenen; men, iogbe ban.
ben Nad6e, bOorpda : bebf Ton
tafte Dem, iom bar berebt jer ben-
ne Set. er peb. at Z mere fittia
beIsger bette llngbomsTot".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
9uu1lturR
Zen ruangelilIe 9lQlance.
Oct ftore DO gbe / aontert
pdIRet.

Den ebangslife anionces Mpbe /
@snoags (oen 8. SAM / Soncerts
pal9ets itore Sal - ~itriper Dag
blobet4 - formeoe ii9 iom ct fall
lesfriIteliot 99mpemebe at ben Dirt,
man unber 6anite 5orboIo tun
Tialbnere bar 9eiligbeb til at oplepe.
Der par efter aontronens SpgipelIe
ca. 5000 MenneIfer til Steoe. %
ubenfor itob enoba en- Del, ION itte
hapbe 4bganostort, % iom oerf0r
bapoe ponfeli9t peb at fippe ino.
4aianten bar be Iibite 9o9e / &.
!. Il. M.s 6sTtIal boIbt en- RGtte
fenes gsnemeber, men naDnlig bet
Ttore WBbe I SenoaQs Qftes bIeu
ION Slutitenen pad ben ooer belle
8eroen uo6reote f4nes gebeuae, en-
i FIN Qrt boabe or bsnbe % eienoomz
meliQ t~riiteIiQ Denomination. Sno=
bnoerne bar gr9It peo goptiitmenios
beben pao 5reberit8berg, u. s. gr3-
6olm. gr9Tt be6 Ct. DARIUS Retboz
biittirte u. Gbritenien, qr9it / ben
ebangsliif slutberffe 5oltetirfe 8. 3.
Nlonerup, aammerberre. @rep u.
Moltte. 9raIt beb ben franfsrefors
merts sirfe 6. 50, 9oelbel. Som
eisie Raone paa S%nobnoerne repro
Ienterer De NET Forfeniqartebe triitne
3roesfamfunb, fodleocs bar ooioa
Deltagerne / bet fore 5Gnesmsoe !
Senoa9s 4ftes benhgrenbe til for
tell ge 2eire. Orr bar ~fiftert mango
foltefirteligztriftn iblanbt BEN, mell
Der par utpiblfomt minbt lige 'na
mango benbsrenbe til Setter, %
life lutberIfe 3roesiamfunb. @i Be
m1rtebe nemIig en- DEL WebIemmer
al 1relIens !6pr, let fenbelioe peo
teres llniformer. Som BET bar BET
F9aesfriIteli9e. Der oop Wsbet 1T
grGg, iadleoes par bet ogfda beta,
Der 9ioer Ell faabont Webs fin for
lioe Snteresie. lib fra en- Foltstir-
tslig @runbbetra9tnine sr Der p'I
not bisie Momentsr, = nobnl'g bso
Webets Qnl9g % noqet uonn1e
pr9o = Der oirter f%remmeburtst,
mfn lite beno minbre er Der @ruub
til at glrbs ia ooer. at SriItne At
ulsget f%orifsnioe Qfitnonin9er fan
!efs Iaa betnbelige 5afIssopgaper.
Msbet leoeoes al puit. Mouerup,
ber iammen meo 9eberne at be for-
feaiat 3roe5idmfuno bdpoe pldbs
pad ben itors Tribune. | bois tbsu=
traffic gagqrunb ct oaqiantetOr"
paa 300 manbli9e % tpinoelise
Sangere bdpbe plabs. 9uitOren, Der
inoleoebe msb 9sn, gap nogIs Cp-
lpsninger ON ben eoan9sliite auis
anoe". DEN par ftftst 1916 og
tapoe fplgenbe 9lntter pad 1T pro.
gram: 3robs 29reitribigbeber at BE-
tone De ~friitns Somfunos Gnbeb, ii
om9ipe 5orben meb en- 8nbe al Ben
of tnmpe for Rsligionsfriheb runot
omtring / 2anbene, at ftette be ariit
ne, Der bar 8enItonb for GorfsIgelie
log at aflagse 9ibnssbbrb oOsrult.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Pr
SITTER Qnbra9enbe fra 8eTibrelfen
for 6stsrnes foglige Screening fore
1oar asbenbapns Nosiitrdt fol
qenbe 5inag til SunbbsosoebtGstens
s 81:
Set forbpbes peb Gnuouc,r /
glabene, oeb OpIIag, Stilt eIer pod
dnhen Moobe | 9utiten e0er dnptt
Stebs at anbefale Spinetsb eIIer
flpf eGer 9sbporsr, til bots Gil
eirtning Der er benpttst Sbiueteo
ener G1it. fom tritiHfrit taer tri
tinunberfsqt, meb m'nbre iumtlis> I
forretninQen ~forbanbIsbe 8drer at
ben oosn for ombanbIebe grt erten
tr unbtrIe9ts at en- btrtiI at Sunc
heostommisiionen tmpnoiget Ver
fon, 90 be foaIebes unoeriegte 20
fer ofllnbtrfsoeren er ~forfpnebe mtb
thbeli9t Stempel ener W9rte. e1er
IT lebfo9eoe at ct of funbbebstcm
missioner gcbtenbt geois for en- on
bet Stebs foretagen 9ritiuunoeris
gelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

en- / agbenbapn oannet SCREENING fpr
DANTE. fom bar opbOIot fig / 4mt
rita. alubbtn bar 2otaIe / nQst
Qanomanos6otel". Dens GOrmuuI TT
at opret6ploe Snteresien for omeri
fanIt Sprog og dmeritanf isI1t0b,
liqe Stitte. 9lubbens 6ormono er
S%pbefa6ritant g. 3bomitn. Sitto
gabe 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

som sknbcs 1 AETNA og gaar gjenncm de
eustakiske Rer ind 1 Mellem0ret, oplsser de
katarrhalske Afsondringer paa sin Vg Een
Ambolt og Stigb9jlc) l Diet indvcndige Ore,
saa at de blivcr modtagelige for de minrste
Iydvibrationer Aetna har -ldfig undladt
Folk. dcri Aarevis har iidt al denne ubehh-
gelige Fornemmelse. som or blcvne helbrc'
dede pau 3 Tiger we'd B-ugcn af AETNA Ac'
tina helbrcder ogsaa Asthma, Bronkitis, saar
Halls. svage Iuugcr, Fork 9lclsc og Hoved
pine. som allie direkte eller indircktc kommer
af Katarrh. AETNA sendes portoint pas
Prove. Skriv I'll os ON Deres Tilfglde. VI
giver Raad frit og bestcmte Beviser for bel
bredeisc. Prof Wilson's 100 Slider Dictionary
of Disease fdt. Tilskriv New York and Los
don Electric Association. Dept. 25S G. e3s
Walnut Street. Kansas City, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

SD9es % 8srnepteie pod
be bonffs D.ftinbift, 0er.
Sra 2otoltomiteen paa Ct. grotr er
Der sennem 5ormanb.n, @ubsrnsr
9oroIien. fnblebet WebbelelT. til
5enbss tOneI. 6sjbeb arOnpriuiesie
aouifes Jnbfumlinsstomite ON. at
bet nperboerxbe afpl MI .r / fulo
Drift.
5or 9iben er Der | afplet Dptoeet
6 gsrn. bbis Wsbre lisser fsse pdd
6oipitolet. fdmt 8 Smddbsrn, bbis
Wsbre trineer Dem bDer Worgen.
girfiombeben er 0enfdnb for 8e
l%foltnin9ens bsieffe Snteresft, o.
mango 9efss oHasses Der bauoe nj
ben tarpelioer. og bebreifinebe Rlas
lie.
8eget D~iotonisferm er / bebfte
gelgoosnbe; ben enc al BEN adar
bdgligt poa gefsg III be fatti1c
6iem, bpor Smoabsrn Fnb.s, ca
bor ogfao Deb Sorbeme6renes Del
billie bnrei I Stonb til at dFGgqe
%enfefts plontaesbefeg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

Katarrh I HaiSeu efier
Mellempret. LuftvGcne
blivcr t~ilstoppede af ka-
tarrhalskc Afsondringcr,
som standser dc vibre-
reude Bcns BevGgeiser.
Indtii disse A~fsondnugcr
er bortGcrnet CT ingen
Helbredelsc mulig. bet
indrc ore kan like naaes
gjenncm Sondcring eiier
Sprojtning; deraf kom-
mer Diet at 0jenlePer OK
LRgerikke kan helbrede.
Dretrommer ervssrre end
unyttige. At der er en-
vidensk abelig Kur for
Katnrrh beviscs hvef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

DsbsfaIb. On forbenSG
renbe Sogneprrf 81. 8. Ssrssrfen,
tpis DEB ben 5.Son. Ri ibt I 9prt
fo bsrett.bt, bibfatt.s Der otNre
fsIoenbe:
Riooloi 6enrifS srg.n'en oar f6ot
20. Sept. 1909 I SseIt, bopr ia
bertn par Msfeeier; 1881 bleb ban
Stubent fra 9olbing 2~dttutot, %
1899 tsotoeiF Rnnbibot.
Gfter at babe ppret peri. Rop.
I @nf og fen.re / Q. Snebs, bItO
ban 1853 ubnrpnt iii So9n.prrf
for Wonbs, bborfrd ban 1853 for
Fpttebes til 9obber t ssrntns 2ebr.
gfter arigen bleO ban 20. moi
1867 affat, bu ban nGgtebe al al
l9qge Gb til ben prsifiIt. aonee.
/. De-. 1871 tdlbtes Dan oa til
Sogntpr9ft / @rimfrup Os Better
Rnfirtt. bborfrd ban d. Sunt 1884
entIeoi9sbes / Raabe os mes Den
ion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
D0vbed %
Ratarrb belbredU
MES IKE FOR "AcTINA" BLEW OPOAOBT.

% af 100 Tilfelde af Deghed, kommet I'll
cor Kundskab. or Resultaterne at kronisk
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

8pinbers Qb9onq til tez
cIoqift Gtsdmen. - Deb ton
Qelig 4%norbning, uofenbt ben 90.
December {. a., er fslgenbe geitem
melie I Qnorbningeu of 25. SUM
1875 angdosnoe 9ninbers Qogdnq
iii at erbberbe otabsmiif gorgerre'
beo a~sbenbapns llniperftet opbGbet:
Dog Ifol toinoslige t~eoIo9iite flu
bcrenbe lite BABE aogang til al IND
title fig til t%eotOsiff Gmbebseisameu
tlIer til at er6Derpe atabemilfe Sra
Der peo bet t%eoloeilfe Gatultet, men
sres Stubier afiluttes peo en- far
fig RsIigionsprsOe, bpis SnoboIb og
8sitafenbeO f%aftiGttes al Winiferiet
for STRIFE og Observation-Disclosures
&sbenbupus arbeibss
+ bar | December Waaneb bali
en- Qfgung al 40 Munb. booraf ON
trent SulooeIen III arb.ibe. bels oeO
eaen. bells psb Sjemmets 5iaIp. pa
9;l1onoen fun par 3 ftsrre, er Der
enbnu ubFtiGis plubs til be orbejbs
leie, snlige Wpnb, fom man pii
tenOiie bertiI. s SuIen bar man fom
~f9bponlig beitr9bt fig for at gsrs
BET fdu feItItst oe bi.mIigt fem
muligt for 9eboernt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-10
VOMITING SPELLS
0FACHRONIC
STOMACH TROUBLE
Permanently Cured by the
Tonic Method With DR..
Williams Pink Pills.

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is mistaken idea to treat a delicate
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ferments The stomach must be
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liams' Pink Pills With this treatment
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Mrs. Sarah L. Brooks. of No. As
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the following account of her cure from
distressing spells Of vomiting:
For five years off and on I was
treated in vain by different doctors for
relief from a stomach trouble which
showed itself in frequent and trying
spells of vomiting. Part of the time
was able to work and again I would
be confined to bed for three or four
days in succession.
My stomach was at times so deli
cate that it would not retain even
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times occur at intervals of half an
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-10
RAILROAD NEWS.
Union Pacific Makes Answer in
Grain Rate Case.
Denies That Its Charges Are I'm
fair or DisCriminatiYe.
COST OF OPERATION.
On This Point a Big Fight win
BE Waged.
Gossip and Matters of Interest
i'm Railroad Circles.
COST OF OPERATION.

The Union Pacific Railway company
fled today its answer with the state
board of railroad commissioners in the
grain rate case. 1t is similar to the
general line of denial which the rail-
roads have adopted in these important
rate cases which have been started by
Carr Taylor, attorney for the board.
1.-THE Union Pacific" Mr.. n. H.
LOOMS, attorney for the Union Pacific,
goes on to say in his answer, denies
that the freight rates for the trans
portation of grain from grain-produc-
ing points are excessive, unreasonable,
unlawful and discriminattve against
grain producers of Kansas.
1.-THE Union Pacific Railroad company
denies that the cost of construction and
maintaining and operating its railroads
in the state Of Kansas is less than in
the states Of Missouri, Iowa and Him
ois.''
It is likely that upon the second para
graph of this answer, the big fight viii
be waged when the case comes on for
hearing.
Carr Taylor has been doing a lot of
work on this particular point. He has
Just returned from trip to Chicago
where he took the dispositions of the
following prominent railroad cOnstruc-
ton men: W. l. Breckenridge, chief
engineer Of the Frisco; +. c. Rice. gen
eral superintendent of the Burlington;
James Peabody, chief statistician Of the
Santa Re.
1--WE got some very valuable testi-
mony from these men concerning the
cost of building railroads in Iowa
Illinois and Missouri" said Mr. Taylor
today in discussing the result OF his
work. Il might especially mention the
testimony given by Mr. breckenridge
the ETisco's chief engineer. Mr.. Breck-
aanHrH a ed
SIS 600 a mile to build its road. com
plete. through the state of Iowa; ne
also admitted that the cost was even
greater in the state Of Missouri on ac-
count Of the more broken country. He
explained that in Iowa the railroads to
Chicago from this part of the country
ere all obliged to go crOssways with the
streams; they cannot follow a water
Inc as they call it. The result is
nat they are forced to do a great deal
Of heavy grading, cutting away hills
and filling up valleys. It is this sort Of
construction which costs money. In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-10
THEORIEs ABOUT FOOD.
Also a Few Facts on the Same
Subject.

Also Few Facts on the Same
Subject.
We hear much nowadays about
health foods and hygienic living, about
vegetarianism, and many other fads
along the same line.
Restaurants may be found in the
larger cities where no meat, pastry or
coffee is served and the food crank is
in his glory. and arguments and
theories galore advanced to prove that
meat was never intended for human
stomac chs, and almost make us believe
that our sturdy ancestors, who lived
four-score years in robust health on
roast beef, pork and mutton must have
been grossly ignorant of the laws OF
health.
our forefathers had other things to
do than formulate theories about the
food they ate. A warm welcome was
enxtended to any kind, from bacon to
A healthy appetite and common
sense are excellent guides to follow in
matters of diet, and mixed diet OF
grains, fruits and meats is undoubted-
ly the best.
AS compared with grains and vege-
tables, meat furnishes the most nutri-
ment in a highly concentrated form
and is digested and assimilated more
quickly than vegetables or grains.
DR.. Julius Remmson, on this subject,
says: Nervous persons, people run
down in health and of low vitality
should eat meat and plenty of it If
the digestion is too feeble at first it
NAV be easily corrected by the regular
use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal. Two of these excellent
! tablets taken after dinner will digest
/ several thousands grains of meat, eggs
4 or other animal food in three hours,
and no matter how weak the stomach
may be, no trouble will be experienced
/ ii a regular practice is made of using
/ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because
/ they supply the pepsin and diastase
necessary to perfect digestion, and
every form of indigestion will be over
come by their use.
! That large class of people who come
under the head of nervous dyspeptics
should eat plenty of meat and insure
/ its proper digestion by the daily use of
J a safe. harmless digestive medicine like
/ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, composed
of the natural digestive principles, pep
sin. diastase, fruit acids and salts,
/ which actually perform the work of
digestion. Cheap cathartic medicines,
masouera ding under the name of dys-
/ persia cures, are useless for indiges-
ton, as they have absolutely no effect
upon the actual digestion of food.
Dyspepsia in all its many forms is
/ simply a failure of the stomach to d.
! gest food, and the sensible way to
solve the riddle and cure the dyspep-
STA is to make daily use at meal time
of a preparation like Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets which is endorsed by the
/ medical profession and known to con-
tain active digestive principles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-10
lola SUFFERS.
Factories Are Affected by Delay
ed Shipments.
Zinc Shelters and Cement Plants
Make Complaints.
A SHORTAGE OF CARS.
The Portland Plant Alone Gould
Use 500 More Cars.
Unless Conditions Soon Change
There Will Be Shut Downs.

lola, Kas.. Nov. 10.-While here
this week President S. H. Bassett Of
the lola Portland Cement company
authorized the statement that the
company will at once install addi-
tional machinery, sufficient to increase
the output 1900 barrels daily. Fac
tories here are suffering from an
alarming car shortage. There are
seven zinc smelters, two large cement
plants and half a dozen brick plants,
all making daily shipments.
Neither the Santa Fe, the Missouri
Pacific or the Katy will permit their
cars to leave their own rails, and as
much of the factory output goes to
other states, this entails q great hard
ship. The lola Portland plant alone
has asked for 500 cars for shipments
beyond the lines of the Santa Fe, and
other plants are finding the same
trouble in getting cars Efforts are
being made to get cars from foreign
lines, but success is problematical.
Probably over 100 cars are required
here daily, and unless the present
shortage is quickly relieved some COM
panies may have to shut down part of
their works.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-10
AMERICAN METHODS WIN.
This Is the Experience in Operating
EngIish Railways.

The latest annual report of the sec
rotary of the British Amalgamated
Society of Railway Servarsts shows the
results of adopting in that country
American methods in using larger To-
comotives, running heavier trains, and
otherwise. This was begun in 1900,
when there was an increase of $780,
600, 600 tons of traffic in comparison
with 1896, and an increase Of $4,000
600 in freight train miles. After an
other four years. in 1904 the in
creased tons of traffic were nearly
25,0OO,00O as compared with 1900, but
the mileage instead of increasing had
decreased about 25, 600, 600 miles. The
Northwestern railway, for illustration,
had withdrawn 142 engines from serv-
ice, but owing to the larger type of
locomotives now used the company's
tractive power had nearly doubled.
The secretary's report covers various
other railway subjects, but its general
argument is that the adoption of mod
ern methods, though increasing the
efficiency and working capacity of the
railways, is seriously displacing indi-
Vidual labor.