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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
A Second Grade.
Edna M. Rogers, teacher.

Wallace Nelson, president; Ruth Bloom, SEQ.
Rotary; Irene Nelson, Annie Marcus Sarah
Kermish, Wallace Savage, John Lexcen, Helen
Brady, Margaret Hegman, Ethel Segan, Esther
Lund, Theodore Holman, Russell Helbert, Ar
liam Humphrey, Agnes Moline. Beatrice AIKEN.
son. Gertrude steinfeld, Flora Morris, wilfred
Wolfsen, MELVIN Anderson, Adolph Lindberg
Anna Koernig. Charles ok1an, Nils Bohlin,
! Esther Schanfeld, Clinton Israel, Curtis Hale,
Florence Poston, Raymond Riley, Freida Han.
son, Frank Mullane, Laura Nissen Morris
Schwartz, Otto Finkelston, Agnes Hunter, Bertha
Moscovitch, Lawrence Halvarson, Sarah Marcus
Jimmie Currie, Adolph Sandberg, Wilson Pres.
ton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
Adams School Bands.

The names published today include
the first and second grades of Adams
school and complete the membership
of this large Band of Mercy.
The children are requested to send
in reports Of their meetings to "Uncla
H Bert s of Inc Journal d for the Band Of
may interest the other children who are
eager to learn something of humane
work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
B Second Grade.
Nettie Amonson, teacher.

James Larson, president; Genevieye Porter,
secretary; Ernest Rudeen, Herbert Almquist,
Leon knight, Iyern KIodin. Herbert Brask, Her.
Milton Howell Marjorie Horn Evald Anderson.
Lille. johnson. Walter Boring, George Tureen.
Albert Gilbertson, Ralph Olsen, Evelyn Hall.
amst Violet Brostrom. Virginia Lynch, Dorothy
tina Brill. Victoria Lack. Barton Saettre, Har-
old Rosenberg. Blanche Friedman, Howard Han
son. Hazel Muller. Curtis Reed. Adeline john
SON. Ella Tollefson. Dewey Atkinson, Molly
Weisman. Morgan Jones, George Preston, Russell
Coupe. Earl Wyatt
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
B Second Grade.
Teresa R. Carroll. teacher.

Carl Flow, president; Abraham Colbert. SEQ.
retary; Philip Peterson, Minnie Nelson, Roy
Rice, Elmer Davis, Agnes Berg, Edwin Han.
son, Earl Schultz. Russell Weban, Vernon oil.
SON. Hazel Lindberg, Ruth Finckelsen, Rose
Anne, George Olstein, Hazel Olson. Elsie Col
burn. Herbert Bergstrom, Frances Miller Ray.
mond Christianson, May Peterson Francis Pc.
terson, Alvin Swedbiom, Olga Hanson, Rose
Morris, Ralph Wagner, Myrtle B1eecher, Con.
stance Hallum, Harold Hanson. Margaret Green.
berg, Edith Anderson. Floyd Branstrom, Edwin
Peterson, Philip Treat -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14

Sentiment in Faribault county Is said
to be strongly in favor Of an uninstructed
delegation to be sent to Duluth to find
the best man! . H.. r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
A Second Grade
Miss II. Jones, teacher,

Earl Fieger, president; Georgia Caughrean
secretary: Hedge Johnson, Myrtle Anderson Roy
Larson, Jeanette Piake, Sam Caiser. Martinus
Simonson Edith Carlson Oscar Lind, Pearl Mel
Carlson. Rose Ginsberg, James Griswold. Georgia
Caughrean, Amelia Wick. Hans Becken, Marie
Parsons, Harry Howden, Evan Jones, Nels
TournQuist. Doris Lunt. Martha Ullern Harold
Holmgren. Edward Kerrott. Carl Landstrom.
Leelan Swanson. Ferdina hoffman, Julia Lynch
Mamie Morris, Margaret Hanson GLADYS Eicks
Theodore Presstrom. Herbert Carlson, Clarence
Olson, David spanier, Ralph Foster, Ruth b.
quist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14

Going After the RAILROADS. Announce
ment Is made Of series Of special ar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
Bertha B. Wilson, teacher.

Sidney Fosus, president; Chester Bloomoulse,
secretary; Mary Caughrem, Vera sanberg, Ellen
Strand, Ethel Johnson. Luella Anderson, Sam
Kohn, Sarah silyerman.g Lloyd Haugen. Ethel
Carlson, Martha Anderson. Walter Rice. Adelia
Goldman, Mollie sanbo. Ethel Cronander, Rines
Williams, Cora Peeke, Hazel Johnston, Mabel
Christoferson, John Brestrup, Mitchell Marcus.
Edwin Pohlson, Arthur Vanguard, Jacob LpbeIi,
Arthur Siferle, Arthur Calvin Gertrude Han.
sen. Hazel Swedblom, Ruth Halpern, Florence
Gustafson, Vina Thomas. Irene Ingolyostadt.
Edna Peterson, Nina Grimes, Frank Johnson
Rosnar soder1ind, Mitchell silvernaan, Myrtle
Egge. 81. = =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
Clara s. Crockett, teacher.

Herbert Blase. president; Mendel Friedman.
secretary; Lawrence Aaker, Reuben Aaker, Paul
Allinson Lawrence Bardine, Clarence Bersing,
John How. Chester Fear Osmund Glasoe, Frank
Lexen, George Mundale. Irving Olson. James
Peterson. Richard Rosene, Earl Stewart, Arthur
Twene. Monroe Zalkind, Sidney Halpurn, Adolph
Thompson Miles Empey, Harold Watson, Robbie
Gertrude }1ickcoh, Centes Jensen, Mabel Nelson.
Helen Olson. Agnes sorenson. rekla Swanson,
Lily Strand, Fannie Wager, Arita Upton, Irene Irene
| Cohen, Carl Hendrickson, Margery Brostrum.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
A, First Grade.
Ida M. Allen. teacher.

Marcus Mayberg. presidents May Sinner, sec.
rotary; Isadore Cohen, Lawrehee Peterson, How.
deTsoa, raymond BAR, stanley Cohen, Clifford
Davis, Russell Erickson, Raymond Graft, Jerome
Hanson, Carl Hagstron. Philip Kitzler. Bonnie
Kreger, Wallace Tinderoth. Francis Murphy,
John Maddox, George Nelson, Oscar Peterson,
Louis Palm, Harry Sole, Willie Schwartz, Luz
cile Preus Mabel Peterson, Ellen Pearson, Cath
crime Barber Jessie Bezanson, Caroline Klein,
Cecilia Levine, Mildred Sunbeam. Rebecca Mar.
Gus. Beatrice Porter. Blanche Perusse, Mabel
Paulson, Esther Schwart, Florence Smith. Asbd
Samson, Olga Thorsen, Myrtle Youngdahl, LULU
Estes, Beatrice Carter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
Come
See!

You owe it to yourself to see Mt: Baker Park
Addition.
See what and where the best and biggest add
tion TO Seattle Is.
Walk over the place and think how you would
like to be part owner of these scres-to have
residence on Lake Washington facing Mt Baker
Park and Parkway Boulevard.
Remember. i, will be only ten.minwe car rids
to business that you will have fine drive to town
on easy grades without steep hills
PHONE US AT OUR oFFIcES-INDE-
PENDENT 6es-ANY TIME. AND LET US Es-
coRT YOU OVER THE PROPERTY.
OR. GO RIGHT OUT TO END OF RAIN
TER HEIGHTS CAR LINE. WHERE CAR
RACES AND AUTOS ARE WAITING FOR
you EVERY DAY; OR TO MADISON AND
LEscHI PARKS. WHERE OUR STEAMERS
ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

THE PRISON." voice cried out
side
one man In the sixth division o.
the prison vaa killed. one wounded,
In the neiahborlna prison one NO.
man had been WOUNDED.
A month afterwards four people
Of the staff Of our paper including
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
OLD OFFENDER AHRssrHp,

James o'Faean, the man who ties
titled against Moses nrnNinman
ehafged With conducting fence toi
5thleves, was arrested BY Special OF
fieef Clark aud Il held at the sal
On suspicion Many brass part
from pile drivers were found u hi
possession o'Fagan has served a
term Of one year In the penitentiars
and ID considered a bad man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

The cold. damp days are just about
here Don't get caught without a heater.
The National was awarded the blue fih-
bon 1T the 81 Louis Worries Fair because
shes q winner. II received the FIRST
Prize Gold Medal for Durability. Econ
omy aud Simplicity. what more can you
ask Buy no other All Sizes, shapes snd
prices. also both coal and wood. Come
and soc them. tito down and tl+se
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
ROOSEVELT MAY
Be SENATOR ]!
a

-
sse5fNeTnN, ott > ~ =
WASH .sl.lent Roosevelt wsn's
~ 'hs' .s ne senator nem Ne"
. hss.s, . revived ~ ffienas e'
fwAa.,' M pFesident uansh AZ
ay '' s.sbilleu to suceeei seq.
eiis -. =, ne y beeoplina more
siet 49, header Of the Nc0 NvfN
ans n''''s ! ana woedfuff eonsnlir
lsfas.sa.'',, M soudugt of the ,auf'
IN "a 800 dany Othef leaders
ralss. 's nj plans 10 wafh4sien
shin" ...ssee.ilne and his s'os' 81
hsie's 1esre thst he ersaEe,
fsisaa,. ,s ~ pcmiuaiios without
sesst =, - ~ dolns So ttgH5.
80 4, 40 knapp a Wet srehi'
-. ~ colman Nos ief q 49,, 49,.
- - ter PRETTY hemef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

forms. corresponding 20 the mum
bed 0f yesterdays escort The Off
Ger, the policemen. the orders sent
By telephone were all parts 81 a
masquerade played by revolution.
lists
A few days aftorenrd the prison
master received from Switzerland
postcards signed By the stolen priH
onafH. Ten people. al 81 whom were
expecting death sentences. were Ia
safe place.
We All knew that on the let II
May a general holiday had been
proclaimed. aud during The whole
daY stiffness lag all over the town
Not a cab VAS heard. not one sound
came from the factories la the
prison there WnH u holiday, too
People rose early Prom cells came
revolutionary songs All ~ ua were
rather excited. ~ street demonatra.
tiona aud blooduhed wefo poahlhlo.
Some prisoners. IN their rnRerueHe
- hear shat happened on the
streets. made seats Of strings and
piccea ~ wood enabling them Ia
81 by the window hlsh over the
floor
At about n o'clock faint tunes ~
the Red FiaE" we're heard Tar off
SLOWLY the tunes grew more Intense
Evidently a street procession Nas
marching The song lasted for few
mloutea only probably the demon
atfatora we're dispersed. hot The II
feet Of Tits song Of freedom suns By
come unknown comrades. Was cnor
nous THE whole prison from TOP
10 bottom was rinFiuE with songs
ahd revolutionary shouts just ~
that time troops were passing ~
the streets. A command VAS heard
aud W. saw the people eloHinS the
windows and escaping from Fcfhu
aaa In che opposite housea A rife
shot came. tao. three The shouts
from the prison siill Increased.
.Down With the eHar' = Murder
srat" waa coming from every win
doN. Again q shot no. this Nnnn
4 single shot. bui salley. a VOL
LEY AGAIN -.
THEY ARE SHOOTING MI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

myself we're sent for exile 10 a 10
tlo provincial township in Russia.
Coon we managed 10 escape. and
now We are without the sphere ~
the infivsnce Of tho RUSSIAN Do
lice
The End. vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

dan, strtnsy II the GREAT West.
80 ssllruad. wants Roosevelt 60
.s,s.s another term at the white
tteesa saehucN ~ here 20 ufEe a
unifofm tufln se aSdulc. declaring a
=. Rl frarfbla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

which somebody was whiatling out.
Hiae Immediately ] heard four re-
10 yer shots jumped up 20 tho
window bars AZ about 10 Yards
from the prison there was wall
with a door connecting the house
vita the prison court beyond this
door facing upward, was lying a
guard, his head IN pool Of blood.
tuQlg toward the evening I MAS IN
fofa.d what really happened Sew,
efal men had entered By the IN
guarded door from the street aud
oyorpowered an old guard Some
spoliilcaia." aud with them "ae.
efet' one. wefr taking their walk
near thls naFi Of the prison court
Tho aeefet' one suddenly ran To-
Nafd the officials house At the
same moment another guard who
Nan HeaflnK WAS pierced With hui
lets The escaping prisoner jumped
over him and disappeared through
the doorway The shiatling ! had
heard uan a signal given BY the
rescue party
Soon there Was smother escape.
more daring, Ca the Esd 81 Apfil az
! .. IA. the telephone Informed the
head 81 the prison that 10 prisoners
wefe 10 be at night taken from
patiak- aud sent 60 the 10Th pa.
wilton Al about midnight arrived
4 Eenaafmefls officer with rlN 20.
licsmcu and an order signed b. the
FsnefAl The officer Was very dis.
satisfied with the slownea 81 prep.
afaliams and euraea everybody Al
last the prisoners and the racoftinE
policemen toek thsir seats Tho
prison carriage rolled out ~ the
court aud the anaioeratlc officer
left The office soon after
Next morning prison earrings
MAS found wlth the driver In an uo.
conscious condition inside. In a
suburban garden. The prison off
elNia tplephened. and the 10th pa.
ytllun answered that no prisoners
had been received or expected Nor
had the chief Of police given any
orders Inside Of the carriage. be
eiaa the evidently dfuKged driver.
there were sin swords and six NH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
II Your Eyes Trouble
You, Have Them
Examined

ny expert opticians At the schu
chagd Optical Co. 1891 Second ay.
II You do not need glasses. We tell
you. II you do need glasses. We
make them from 81 np Give ua a
trial sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
DRESSED likg A MAN
ARRUsrUp LIKE a MAJ,

Florence uaecr was arrested last
pirht on Western av., hvlnE dressed
IA mair attItr The woman intend
= aasine the sights after dark and
started out IN The hope OF seeing
fhmss a. nien see them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
ENeoNvler eur IN JAIL.

Frank tarne. an exoouvicl from
ndusa Columbia, was arrested hy
patro'mau llrlma laat uiNht for
smoking opium in Chinese den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
v. or W. RALLY.

Through the efforts Of Donald
helAnald Of the u OF W. a eollegs
rally viii be held IA Denny hal
next rhnraday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
ruRRoRusrs RANGED.


(aernRe Neieafaph NeFNtersl
WARSAW oct Three terror
tsts were hauEea here today. They
we're convicted hy drumhsad
eourtmaftial
Steam 6at6s. ssc. Oriental Rs,hs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08
HORRORS | Saw
I'm the
Prisons Of WARSAW

s#++F 4 - 4 =
THIS article concludes told by r. Kafak,
- the Polish revolutionary journalist Of his ps
Of Husns might the heaYyWod
Wolves who force the down the peoples hfoaH are
9peeueaed the daring spirits who
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-08

VIE LAUGHS nEsI
One early morning last 80 =,
trying Co sleep another hour. ana ~
the depth If my soul eufning ih,
Russian empire. Warsaw general
governor and all prisons. my ativn'
ton Was concentrated on tune
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-08
Summary Of News

Stuyyesant Fish will be ousted from
the presidency Of the Illinois Central
and j. J. Harahan elected to the place
at a meeting in New York Wednes-
day, unless the plans of Hartman
miscarry.
Boy of IL is held as forger by
New York court, being charged with
cashing a check for $19.12.
Sympthizers with the striking chauf-
feurs in New York caused a riot by
attacking automobile guards.
Wisconsin man invents simplified
spelling system, based on the phonetic
principle which will be presented to
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Carnegie
by Congressman Esch.
Rueftes revive an almost forgotten
section of California penal code,
known as the signature law in war
against newspaper conducting fight
against the self-styled district attor-
ney
Fight of Terre Haute to compel i'm
provements in public utilities, in which
city hires experts and lawyers, re-
suits in marked reforms.
Leonard Leopold, arrested in Wau-
sau, Wis, for the murder of Mrs. Mar
garet Leslie, is brought back to Chi
cago, and the police expect him to
make a confession.
Currency shipments of Chicago
banks to country correspondents IN
October are shown to have been in
excess of $30,0O0,000, the largest total
for any month this year.
Woman figures conspicuously in the
Michigan campaign, Governor Warner
being accused by his democratic rival
of using his Office in acquiring the
property of poor widow
Bryan is defed by Iowa democrats,
his demand that railroad sympathlz-
ers quit the organization in the state
campaign being ignored.
Standpatism disappears in Wisconsin
most of the candidates surrenderlne
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-08
Drop:y Treated Free
$3.50 Worth of New Treatment VIII
Be Sent Free by the WeII-known
Specialist, Franklin Miles,
NJ. D., Ii. 3.

At first no disease is apparently
more harmless than dropsy, little
putting of the eyelids or hands or a
slight swelling of the feet, ankles or
abdomen. Then there is great short
ness of breath, smothering spells, sit
ting I'D to breathe, cough, faint spells,
sometimes nausea and vomiting, even
bursting of the limbs and if not re-
1ieved lingering and wretched death.
DR.. Miles is known as leading
specialist in this class of diseases for
% wears. His liberal offer is certain
" worthy of serious consideration,
another opportunity may not occur.
Each treatment consists CT his
Grand Dropsy Cure, which includes
the three best dropsy remedies In
one. Tonic tablets, box of Pura-
Laxa for regulating the bowels and
removing the water. This treatment
is at least three times as successful
as that of most physicians.
Mr.. R. Trimmer of Green Spring Pa; writes
your Special Treatment cured Mrs. T. OF serious
heart disease and dropsy after many physicians
had pro ounced her case hopeless.
Mrs M b. Morlan of Rogers Ohio says; Dr
Miles saved my life by curing me OF that awful dis
aass dronsy and hes ri trouble: suffered terribly"
Miss Sophia Snowberg of No. 292 2lst Ave. Mime
anoIis ties ifes: ''Three days after commencing
Treatment for dropsy it was nearly all gone, after
two alIopathic d two homeopathic physicians had
failed Mr. A. r. Colburn of Blessing, Ia. writes:
"Dr NILES Treatment has performed miracle for
Mrs C. after her leg burst from dropsy
AS all afflicted readers may have
his Dropsy Book and $3.50 Treat
ment. especially adapted to their case
free we would advise them to send
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-08
FROM CHICAGO TO NEW YORK IN 10 HOURS. FARE $40

the time you make final payment.
Twenty-six dollars per month for
ten months will buy ten shares. This
is to be peoples road and will be
the entering wedge which will break
the railroad trust of this country. Our
road will be an electric third rail,
double track 100 pound steel and
will be the best in the country when
complete.
Write me for full particulars, and
make all payments in Chicago or New
York drafts, or postoffice money or
ders Address all letters to w. F.
Porter, fiscal agent for Chicago and
New York Electric Air Line R. r. Co.,
l740 HARDWOOD Ave, Lincoln, Neb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-08

We are building the greatest rail-
road system in the United States and
that without issuing bonds or pre-
erred stock. All stock is of the par
value of 500 per share, and is now
selling for $26 per share. on terms of
all cash or in payments of one-tenth
down and one-tenth the 18th Of each
month thereafter until paid for in full.
All stock is receivable by the road
at it's par value as soon as any part
of the road is in operation, and as we
are now building the first 100 miles
and will be running trains into Chi
cago inside of 10 months stock will
be at par in less than one year from
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the basement of the building.
Net earnings of United States steel
for the September quarter are report
ed as $3S,114,624 Unfinished orders on
the books of the corporation at the
end of the quarter reach new high
record.
That graft dates back to the time
of Abraham is the conclusion of Prof
Albert T. Clay of the University Of
Pennsylvania, who speaks before the
American Bible League conference.
Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy, leader is
the Christian Scientists, receives re
porters at her home in Concord and
denies that she is i'll or is under med
ical care.
One hundred and twenty-sever
youths in the sophomore and freshmen
classes of Lawrence university at APP
pleton, Wis, are suspended for refu
sal to pay for damages to property
during class rushes, and 1856 girl stu
dents quit in sympathy.
Mass meeting of city employees OF
San Francisco is to be held today with
the intention, it is said, of forming al
organization like Tammany Hail.
| Cost of running the city of New Yorl
and the counties it embraces durins
1907 is put at $130,421, sos by the board
of estimate, increase Of $13,616,01'
over 1906.
Captain Amundsen, discoverer of the
northwest passage, who has just re
turned from three years in the arctic
says he believes Walter Wellman will
reach the pole by airship.
Engagement is announced at Lex
ington, KY, of Miss Eva c. Stevenson
prominent and wealthy clubwomal
of that city, to George w. Gable, thu
author.
Low wages paid thousands of young
women in Chicago and the number o
saloons are cited by Kansas delegate
| to the National w. G. T. q. convention
at Hartford, Conn, as evils met il
refuge work of the organization.
DR.. Stephen S. Wise of Portland
Oregon, in an address at New York
| lauds greatness of President Roose
welt, which he declares is creates
when he is himself and rises above
party trammels.
The case of Harry K Thaw is No
On the list of homicide cases to b'
tried at New York, and follows a case
which will be called this week.
One fireman is killed and four 9th
ers seriously injured by the COLLAPSE
of a wall while fighting a fire il
Brooklyn.
Special policemen and strike-break
| ing chauffeurs arrested in New Yorl
after being attacked by strikers, art
held in $1,000 bail for examination.
Attack of John b. Moran of Boston
on the tobacco combine for its al
legged attempt to corrupt legislature:
is denounced by Norman Hapgood o
New York as an attempt on the par
of Moran and w. r. Hearst to manu-
facture political capital
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, leader of New
York's 400" takes up the fight O
her husband over the Illinois Contra
and is engaged in a social campaign
for the votes of Directors Vanderbilt
and Aston.
Drivers and transfers at Biltmore
George w. Vanderbilt's southern es
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-11-08
Better Than Spanking

Spanking does not cure children of bed wet
ting. II it did there would be few children that
would do it, There is constitutional cause
for this Mrs. M. Summers. Box 1853. Notre
Tame Ind. viii send her home treatment to
any mother She asks no money. Write her
to day IL your children trouble you In this way.
Don't blame the child The chances are II
CAM help it.