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Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
sLEk,NcE LAM. NykterhetspoIis

BLEKiNGE LAM. NykterhetspoIis |
k~arlskrona. Styrelsen for Blekinge
lans allmanna nykterhetsf0rbund har
efter f0rhandlingar med polismastaren
| Karlskrona och Observation-Disclosures
derstades till tjenstgoring som nyk-
terhetspolis antagit poliskonstapeln
Hi. Inner, som eyer att 1 enlighet
med sarskild instruction ofvervaka
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tillampning och till
namnden ingifva rapporter ON sin
verksamhet l namnda egenskap.
Nedbrunnen mechanism Verkstad.
Eldsvada utbr0t kl. 7 pa morgonen d.
8 Maj / Person & Brodins mex. verk-
stad 1 S~olvesborg. Eden uppkom deri-
genom, att da en- arbetare skulle tanda
fotogenmotorn, en- del span fattade ED.
Hela acknowledgements. som var
uppf0rd af tegel, nedbrann. Narlig-
gande boningshus raddades. Fabriken
a f0rsakrad l Norrland for $4,000 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
HALLANps LAM. Fran +. d.. rIks-

HALLANDS LAM. Fran Z. d. riks-
dagsmannen o. Holngren har red. v.
LARSON i Halmstad mottagit bref fran
America. Hr H. befann sig val och
trifdes godt der.
Hemsk oIycka vid fingered. Den 4
Maj intraffade en- svar olyckshandelse
vid Observation-Disclosures a Ynge-
redsfors. Arbetaren c. A. Peterson
fran Gallstad var ~sysselsatt med berg
uppfOrdring da en- lima brast sa att
en- kranarm nedf0ll och traffade Pc
tersson / hufvudet och a ena armen.
Den skadade inf0rdes genast till lasa-
rettet / Falkenberg, der han dock efter
endast EFT par timmars vistelse Allied.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
ELFsHoRes LxN. vestsStadrakte,

ELFsRoRGs Lam. VestsStadrakter-
ma komma till ~anvandning. Genom
anstrangningar fran Elfsborgs lans
folkh6gskola 1 Herrljunga winner den
gamla. vackra vestgotadrakten ALT
Store a~nvandning. Arligen DR. Diet EFT
ratt stort antal af skolans kvinnliga
clever, som f0rfardigar drakter. Vid
Diet stora ungdomsm0tet l Skara 1 SOM
ras lanades modelldrakter fran skolan,
Sadana aro afven utlanade till Boras
for Diet stundande ungdomsm6tet der
stades 1 midsommar. Och senast ha
modelldraktema varit 1 Helsingborg.
der EFT so-tai vestsotadr-kter forfardi-
sas for "Barnens dag 1 medlet af Maj.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
NoRRsoTTENs LAM. skIuten Al

vada. Under tjaderjakt natten till d.
l Maj rakade hemmansegaren Albert
Nilsson 1 Getbergsliden / Elfsby o c
ken skjuta kronotorparen Gust. STEM
berg genom veka lifvet. Nilsson hade
ramlat och skottet brunnit af. STEM
berg var annu vid lii d. 4 DIS.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
KALMAR Ian. olyckshsndeIse a

S~vensksunds expedition. DA kanonb8-
ten Svensksund pa sin sjomatningsex-
.pedition den 8 Maj lattat ankar i trak-
ten af Vestervik, gick den med temli-
gen hard fart, bo~gserande iva af ang-
sluparna. Den m af dessa rakade
dervid af nagon anledning taga in vat
ten och derpa kantra och sjunka. Ire
man voro ombord. Iva af dessa fingo
tag 1 flytgods och bergade sig pa sa
satt, men den tredje som stod vid 70
dret drunknade. Sa fort olyckan
handt kapades fanglinan till den andra
baten och bergningsarbetet begynte.
Ire lifbojar kastades ut. En- timme
gick man och sokte efter den forolyc-
kade, men ~forgafves.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
Lam. Q

koPPARBERGS Lam. Den antimi-
litaristiska aeitationen. Mar bevarin-
gen for nagra dagar sedan skulle rycka
ut, voro de som vanligt bjudna pa
kvallsvard / tingshuset 1 Kopparberg.
Men blot 4 af so b~evaringar infunno
sig, resten togo ''unghinkarna" pa sin
tillstallning. De stodo utanfor tings-
huset och hindrade ~bevaringen att ga
in.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
BONUS LAM. Dramat a e~arfvare-

BONUS Lam. Dramat a Garfvare-
myren. Sedan radhusratten / Udde-
valla hos medicinalstyrelsen anhallit
ON utlatande angaende sinnesbeskaf-
fenheten hos for mord tilltalade enkan
Helena Karolina Tobiasson fran CART
varemyren, har styrelsen beslutit, att
den tilltaiade skall for observation och
understanding intagas a Stockholms
hospital.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01

endrakt efter Diet norska edsbrottet for
smart EFT ar sedan.
Han slutade med att utbringa EFT
lefve for EFT enigt fosterland, h~varefter
nan sjong war Gud ar oss en- valdig
borg"
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
cEFLEBoRos Ian. said stor sui

fitfabrik. Enligt meddelande till
"Norrlands-Poste Gefle. har Sveri-
ges st6rsta vid Hammarby, Storvik,
belagna sulfitfabrik. tillhorig Storyiks
sulfitaktiebolag, dagarna bytt egare.
| Diet att de fiesta aktierna / bolaget
ink0pts af Kopparberg-Hofors sag
verks a~ktiebolag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01

uppdraga at s~akkunnig att utstaka och
berakna kostnaden for jernvagens fort
sattning till Falk6ping, derest af in
terimstyrelsen for jernvagslinien Kva-
num-Falkoping insamlade medel stall.
las till styrelsens forfogande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
skARABoRGs Ian. Jern.

skARABoRGs LxN. Jernvzsspla-
ner. Interimstyrelsen for den plane
rade j~ernvasen Lidkoping-Kvanum
har vid ssmmantrade 1 Lidkoping d.. 2
Maj beslutit begara ~koncession pa en-
smalspArig jernvAs Lidk0ping-Kvx-
num-. Dsrtemte har ~styrelsen besluttt
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
VESTERNoRRLANDS Is

VEsTERNoRRLANOs LAN. Brist
pa sjofoIk ar Diet for narvarande i Her
n0sand. For atskilliga fartyg. som lig-
ga derstades, ha sjoman mast anskaf-
fas fran annat hall, sasom SundsvalI
och Stockholm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
IMMENSE CAPITAL STOCK.
construction Company Has Some Big
Contracts on Hand.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, April S.-Amcnded articles OF
incorporation of the Corey Beos. Con-
struouon company. whose principal office
Is In Ogden, but which does business all
over the United States and Canada have
been filed. The amendment increases the
capital stock from $50 coo to $4,000
when asked today for the reason OF the
Increase. Mr. Warren w Corey stated
that II was due to the general growth
OF the country He stated that his com
pany had some large railroad canal and
pipe line contracts, both In the United
states and Canada. 1t mas practically
all the work OF the Canadian Pacifc, In
Guiding the railroad extensions and the
big canals In Alberta. being built by the
railroad for colonizinG. II has an addi-
tlonal contract at Twin Falls for the
construction o. ten miles Of the main
High Line canal OF the great irrigation
project; and II is has extensive railroad
and Irrigation contracts in California
Mr. Corey stated that IL has Just been
awarded another contract for a pipe line
from the Southern Pacific The line will
run from north OF Terrace and will be
twenty-eight miles long. 1t IL TO carry
water TO the mail limo at Lemay
ITO handle the business we are doing"
said Mr.. Corey, we have to hive more
capital. and that is the reason for the
Increase. We may have II to do again I'm
the next five years, and certainly viii
have TO II the same ratio OF increase In
development Is maintained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Brief Mention

= OGDEN; April S-City Recorder VIII
liam j. Crltchlow does not improve at
all and is confined 10 his bed. suffering
from AN abcess In the jaw.
Willard Snyder, formerly general man
ager OF the Western Exploration com
pany, but now OF New York, was In Og-
den today on business and returned TO
Salt Lake tonight
All Southern Pacific passenger trains
are on time today Union Pacific trains
arc a little late. but the trouble east Of
Green River seems to be over.
Tralumaster #, f. Rowlands OF tho
Southern Pacific is back from tho West
Nr e Buckingham and Mr.. r. c. Man
son Will return Saturday morning from
their trip OF inspection.
Jackson McCrystal of Eureka manager
of the Gemini mine in that camp,
went to California today on the overland
TO bring his family back TO Utah. The
family wintercd on the coast
Tho open air Sunday concerts that
wcre promised by the Nichols Concert
band are not materializing though the
boys have held weekly practice. Is II
because tho public docs not support tho
orgnnization2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Standard Publishing Company
and Glasmam Deny All
Allegations.
DENIES PUBLICATION
AFTER RETRACTION
Articles Complained of Made, 1t
Is Alleged, Grave and
Indecent Charges.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April Sin the libel suit of
Ihornns Richalds vs.. the Standard Pub
fishing company and William Glasmann,
tho answer of tho defendants was filed
Saturday.
The answer denies each and all OF the
specific allegations; denies that Glasmann
was or Is now the manager 6nd editor-in-
chief OF the publications, and in effect
aehies mat he published tho language at
tributed to him and compiained of
thouBh Tor three successive days he print
ed q retraction and reprinted the original
ana oneasiVe articles which form the ba-
SIS OF thls and other libel suits affecting
the Richards family
Ihe articles referred TO weTe printed In
ootn ths journals last summer and made
grave eharges against Richards for al
lescd Illicit relations with his step
daughters Richards was arrested and
nc quilted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
LADIES' BATTLE WINS
Backed by Women, English Liberals
Are Elected.

LONDON, April S.-The bye-elcction
yesterday in the bye-diyision of Suffolk
resulted in the election of II Pearson.
Liberal, n son of Sir Weetman Pearson.
by a majority OF 1877 over the Marquis of
Graham Conservative, eldest son OF the
Duke OF Montrosc.
The campaign was known as the "La-
dies battle because the most prominent
figures In Il were Lady Mary Hamilton
the richest woman OF Great Britain. who
is engaged to be married TO the Marquis
of Graham, and the young wife OF Pear
son.
Tho small Liberal majority is chiefly
due to tho intense popularity In the coun-
~ OF Lady Mary, who appealed person.
ally TO the voters and asked thcm to give
her q wedding present the election to
Parliament Of her future husband.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
MRS. CHAPLoW'S FUNERAL.
Intermcnt Will Take Place at Noun
tain View Cemetery.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April S.-Rev. Alfred Brown
-, tho Church of the Good Shepherd will
or,ciate at tho funeral services over tho
Temains of the late Jane Ann Chaplow,
which will be held from the residence of
Mrs Phillip Planz, 1926 Lincoln avenue,
an Monday at 2 y. m. The funeral Is in
charge OF Undcrtaker a # Richey. and
fhe intcrment Will be In Mountain View
Mrs Cbaplow was n native OF Scotland
a M was born in the town OF Ayr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
CRIMINALS GET TOGETHER.
One Breaks Jail and the Other Is
Pardoned
Special to The Tribune

SpccIaI 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Utah. April S-Gus Nordstrom and
Harry Simmons were arrested on March u
for larceny. Nordstrom was sent TO the rock
pile for ninety nine days and nino days later
made his escape He wes recapturcd the samo
day and put TO work with ball and chain
Today he succeeded in loosening the leg lock
capped
Harry Simmons. his partner In crime. was
sent TO the Reform school by Judge A. g.
Patton of the Juvenile court Aftcr tho news-
papers had shown Judge Patton that Simmons
VAS dangerous criminal and - years OF age
he brought him back and gave him u ninety
days sentence in the city Jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
HALL IS DANGEROUS.
Lessees Of Premises Resist Effort to
Interfere With Them.
Special TO Ths Tribune.

Sp~cI1I 10 TIM TTIOUnt.
OGDEN, April S.-Ogdeu Acrie No lis
and It's trustees today filed their nnswor
In the suit brought by j, p. ONclll,
owner OF the Scill block on Twenty
6fth street In which ne seeks TO sup
press the lcssees. who arc now the de
tcndants, from using the hall for dances
beceuse OF the unsafe condition OF tho
building. Tho defendants deny that they
have sublct the premises and assert that
inc Eagles Is fratcrnal and social Of
gsnizatlon and that one OF the objects
of the organization was TO give dances
and soclable entertainments, and that
these are the prime purposes OF the or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Released by Judge.

Today. two hours and u half after Nordstrom
had escaped from the jail Judge Patton on
his notion. ordered tho release of Sim
mons. The order complied with and Sim
mons was turned looEe in time TO meet his
partner in crime. and hls discharge WIS not
learned by the officers I'm charge OF the force
until some hours had passed. Judge Patton
tonight could giyo explanation OF his, ac-
ton more than to say that nc had promised
to commute tho sentence Simmons. The
police OF the opinion that Simmons md
So:dstrom VIII get together and VIII perhaps
perpctrate new crimes on this or some other
mmInity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Supply Of All Kinds Is Reported to
Be Short

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April S.-The long and con-
tlnuous winter has had Its effect on the
price OF hay Good meadow hay is now
quoted locally At SIS per ton, and there
Is not much left, the farmers themselves
having sold very closely on the rising
market. Alfalfa is generally held at Sl2,
and the supply OF both liz reported To be
very short. However. tho necessities
have moderated. but there Is II prospect
OF those who feed horses and cows all the
year round being short OF hay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
REsETTING OF CALENDAR.
Time Consumed in Trying Of Coun-
cilmanic Cases

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. April Sin the Second Dis
trict court today there was u rcsetting
OF the calendar for the April term. this
becoming necessary by reason OF the
time that has been consumed In the try
Ing OF the Councllmanic cases which set
back the hearing OF the cases on the
calendar that had been arranged
a number OF orders In probate matters
were entered and the case OF 4. J. Stone.
administrator OF the estate OF William
Murray, licensed VS. tho Union Pacific
was continued until Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09

other things that Jim Pingree OF the
Pingree National bank has had on his
mind was an automobile, Tho machine
arrived In Ogden today and Is at Brown
Ing Bros establishment on Washington
avenue. IT is the biggest and best ma
chine ever brought to Ogden. 1t Is from
the Mitchell works, and has capacity
of 3o-horsc-power and a possible speed OF
forty-fyc miles an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
NOVEL PROSPECTING TRIP.
Intelligent, Though Leisurely In
spection of Nevada Country.
Special to The Tribune

"
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April sIJames. Wilkie, one OF
the successful mining men OF Pony
Mont. accompanied by John Johnson
who has been associated with Mr. Wilkic
for years, Will leave for novel prospect
ing trip through Nevada on Monday
April 9, The trip Will be made by wagon
and Mr.. Wilkie is not particular as to
how much time it takes
For number OF days the two men
have been gathering up their OUTFIT They
now have a team and wagon and a com
pete flrst-clasS outfit for travel and
prospecting
Mr. Wilkie. who is hardy Scot. has
outlined q campaign of intelligent pros
pecting. He expects to travel slowly
and make long stops at every point where
the possibilities exist His flnal dcstIna-
tlon Is Manhattan. but he may not reach
there for year. and In the meantime
he Will have inspected every part of tho
country on the old trail between here and
there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09

he tho fact rs to many
y UUs,ent medicines con :
I'D Pss,rcdlents as broadly
1gs II journals OF more or
~ % yOnIbIIcIty has certainly y
!hs In arouslng needed
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fsssaS snssonle avoiding, such
.as a,,ls pssp,n - may be fairly sus-
amIS ;uIsg n the Injurious iDgre-
nloa'nSS n.a 81 Recognizing this
lnsr :, Or DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo,
.''ss 81 by the forclocls,',, as 1t
sI7sshsd broadcast all tho
;, 'T,'bIch his popular mcdi-
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American forests and OF
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rontInucd. as In obstinate
.'ss becomes highly objec-
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tImulsnts, Or. Pierce en-
Elk pure. triple refined
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,;sr demulcent antl-septic,
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4 'ho curative action OF the
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= affections attended with
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,sd Others, who stand as
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"a that DR.. Pierce could
% make up his famous
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chronic catarrh in all its
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Issues Library Catalogue.

SptCIhI
OGDEN. Utah April S-Mss Grace Harris
the librarian OF the Carnegie Froe library. has
Issued the first catalogue OF the institution,
showing about 400 volumes. Tho popular
woeklIss and monthlie8 shown on the
tnblco but tho dnlies very few In number
and OF the cheaper class Of papers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
SOLD CAKES AND BEANS.
Episcopal Ladies' Of Ogden Profit by
Sale Of Foods.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Utnh April THE LadieN' guild OF
the Episcopal church n Ogden today held n
cnko and been sale In Burt Brothers store oil
Washington avenue. The ladies in charge wars
Mrs j. c. Armstrong and Mrs. Ira L. Reynolds.
~ o'clock everything Rod out md the
ladies bad netted n neat sum for the church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
BOY MAKES ESCAPE.
Incorrigible Gets Away From Reform
School Twice in Ono Month.

OGDEN. Utah April S.-Daytop Fcrnsten-
mukcr, the incorrigible. who escaped from the
Rcfor>A school three weeks ago. and who wa3
rccsptured In q week mndo his escape again
from tho Institution at $40 tonight. He has
not Yet been recaptured and reward Of $40
for his rcturE has be.n offered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
ICE CAR ON FIRE.
Department Made Unnecessary Run,
as Fireman Blew It Out.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Utah April AT I . clock tonight
the flre department called to the Southern
Pacific yards whcro box loaded with leo
Are. One OF the 1romcn climbed 10
tho roof and blew the nre \ bucket Of
wnt,- would havs Iono tho Same thing and
saved the department tho run.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
BAMBERGER HAS POSSESSION
Lays Two Blocks of Track After Mid
night to Hold Franchise.

Special to Tne Tribune
OGDEN, Utah. ApriI s. Simon Bamberrer
stole II march the ogden Rapid Transit
company this morning. and after 80 o'clock
laid TWO blocks 1f sles Gno ralls on Lincoln
avenue from Twenty-itth street south 10
Twenty -lsventh street., Mr. BamhorHer Ind
secured n franchise about year ago TO enter
Ogden by this route for his Salt Lake Ogden
railway which Franchise II believed void
by lImita'iou, but he has possession OF the
sfg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Presbytery Near Close.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Utah. April Son Sunday, Rt the
First Presbyterian church there VIII be
cial services and Monday the PreSbytery
will end
PRICES AS TO HAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Race Question Is Up.

There is general feeling that justice has
not given tbs public IN there cases and
the criminal element among tho coored people
so,u determined 10 taFe fun advantage Cf the
Ieniency that has been extended them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09

Special 10 The TrIbunc'
OGDEN, April s.-Among the numerous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
OFF HIS MIND.

Banker Buys Biggest Automobile
Ever Brought to Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
Negroes Are Bad,

Since the successful defense OF two OF the
colored men charged with crimes who were
discharged b. Judge Murphy. and since he re-
leased che notorious negro "Badeye." the col
orcd men have been trying 10 run thlnRg with
a high hand. ''Bsdoye" Is said to be in ogden
now. and the police tonight received intorma-
tion that he is laying for and Is determined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09

PRICES AS TO HAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09
BLACK PERIL AT OGDEN.
Negroes Attempt to Run the Town in
High Handed Manner

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Utah April S-Charles Brown. col
oreds got drunk tonight and started dis
turbance. He drew knife Odioor Had
lock and had Ia be suoJucd. He was removed
d the station nld locked
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-09
svlrpr0Ms-soME or THE
TROUBLES OF A PHYSICIAN.

A physician was talking about his
PATIENTS symptoms.
.Yollr strong people don't give me
enough symptoms when they are Ill
le aH. "bu. the middle-aged and the
arf rive me too many. Thinking
atart thair health an the time, study
fne ther condition all the time, the
sad and tho middle-aged discover
svmDtom ln every muscle, In every
ormn. in every limb. Thus they con
fuse me.
sTfe average sufferer Of 50 or so
wu pour upon my head deluge OF
symptoms iike this.
"Wel. doctor, I'm miserable al
1rer Feyerish one minute, freezihg
ffo next. I've a mawing pain In my
tio and side and back, and an all
zone s.nsaeon ln the stomach, with
shooting. nouralgic headache over the
ler eve. have o queer taste In my
mouth dizziness when stoop over
and dun ache MP and down the
rf.ft eide. along with a kind OF numo
n I cough a lot, my throats sore
and I've the oarache. Appette's tair'
f.t NOT what 70 should De. / have a
f,Ha- OF la tude, and I'm very
weak Thee are only few OF my
main symptoms. TO proceed etc
sl Louis G.0be-Domocrat