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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-24

tycznej Rzeszy, miaiy sw6j epilog
W najnowszych mianowaniach ce-
sarskich. Dotychczasowy sekretarz
stanu do spraw zagranicznych, V.
Tschirschky und Boegendorf 20
stale przedstawicielem Niemiec W
Wiedniu ma miejsce hr. Wedla.
Ten ostatni obejmuje urzad ma
miesmika Alzacyi Lotaryngii po
ustepujacym Is letnim ksieciu
Hermanie zu Hohenlohe sLangen-
burg. Sekretarzem stanu ma miej-
see Tschirsky'ego mianowano pos
la petersburskiego v. Schoena; ma
stepca jego W Petersburgu dotych-
czas ME jest znany. Wszyscy nowi
dygnitarze naleza do liczby ulu-
bienc6w cesarza Wilhelma.
Ustapienie V. Tschirschky'ego
re stanowiska ministra spraw "a
granicznych oddawna by}o zapo-
wiadane. Tschirsckv uchodzi1 "a
meza zaufania cesarza, przeciwsta-
wiano czestokroc tego powodu je-
go polityke polityce Buelowa. W
mysl prawdopodobnie wskazan
Wilhelma II, przeprowadzil on
zmiane kierunku polityki niemie-
ckiej W stosunku do Francyi, "a
stepujac dawny agresywny i wo-
jowniczy kierunek, kt6ry znalazi
sw6j wyraz W stosunkach francus-
ko-rosyjskich pred konferencya W
Algeciras, bardziej umiarkowanym
pojednawczym. Intrygowano je-
dnak przeciwko MENU z dw6ch
strOn. Ola kanclerza by1 on niego-
dnym, ze wzgledu na swa samo-
dzielnosc, przyjaciele vice Buelo-
wa atakowali go ostro W parlamen-
Gle. Przedstawiciel zas dawnego
kursu, wszechw}adny ongi podse-
kretarz W urzedzie spraw zagrani-
cznych, V. Holstein, kt6ry "a
wdaniem sic Tschirschky'ego O.
trzvma1 dymisve, umial swoimi
wpiywami zwr6cic przeciwko ME
mu opinie. Sekretarz stanu musiaf
W zastqpstwie kanclerza dawac W
parlamencie wyjasnienia odpo-
wiedzi: Tschirschky, pozbawiony
zupelrie daru wymowy, tracii cze-
stokrot przytomnost umyslu, hub
milczeniem pomijal napasci. Uzna}
sam "a stosowniejsze Ola siebie
stanowisko ambassadors i przenosi
sic do Wiednia.
Mianowanie ma iego miejsce po-
sia w Petersburgu V. Schoena byfo
zupema niespodzianka. Wiedziano
wprawdzie, re Schoen protegowa-
nym jest usilnie przez cesarza i
re ME czuje sic dobrze mad Newa.
Karyera jednak jego pema jest
niespodzianek.
Pochodzenia mieszczanskiego-
rzadkie zjawisko W dyplomacyi
niemieckiej, posiada przedewszy-
stkiem umiejetnosc = Representa-
cyl, kt6rej dowi6H ma posterunku
dyplomatycznym W Madrycie, A
tenach / Hadze, a zwlaszcza W
Paryzu, gdzie pehi} obowiazki
pierwszego radcy ambasady, taste
pujac we wszystkiem hr. Muenste-
IA. Pokl6ciwszy sic MIN, przyja}
propozycye ksiecia Alfredo sasko-
Koburskiego i zosta1 jego marsza}-
klein dworu. Po smierci ksiecia,
gdy, jak sadzono, karyera uszla-
chconego Schoena skonczona costa
la, potrafii on zblizy6 sic do cesa-
rzowej polecony zosta} cesarzowi.
Wr6ciwszy do diplomacy, obja}
stanowisko posia W Kopenhadze,
gdzie umiai doprowadzic do zblize-
MIA Danii Niemcami. Towarzy-
szy} cesarzowi W paru podr6aach
morskich, a W roku 1908 miano-
wany zosta1 pos}em W P Petersburgu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-24

kdIZe OSWlduCZdJdj Il AdJNl ylySL-
niejszy moment choroby przemi-
nal, a monarcha moze teraz wy
czekiwac zupelnego wyzdrowie-
mia.
Wczoraj przepoludniem cesarz
swobodnie czytal i podpisywal
juz pewna reka dokumenty rzado-
we.
Madryt, "a pazdziernika. :
fIiszpanski minister spraw We
wnetrznych otrzymai wiadomosc
o nowych powodziach, jake sic
wydarzyly W najrozmaitszych
prowincyach kraju, wyrzadzajac
olbrzymie szkody. w niektorych
miejscowosciach woda wystapila
ma 35 stop ponad poziom normal
ny.
= By}y premier gabinetu hisz-
pafiskiego, Moret, zostal miano-
wany przez cesarza Wilhelma Sc
dzia rozjemczym miedzy prywa-
them ottomanskiem towarzy-
stwem kolejowem rzadem tu-
reckim. Rozchodzi sic sumo
$16,OOO.OOO.OO.
Londyn, "a pazdziernika. =
Lloyd otrzymuje wiadomosc z
Libawy, re parowiec nBorussia"
jadacy brazylijskich portow do
Hamburga, przechylil sic tamze
ma box wskutek przeladowania
weglem tax mocno, re okret ma
pelnii sic woda, Pasazerowie zdo-
1ali sic uratowac, ale trzech ludzi
re zalogi okretowej mia}o zginac.
Ateny, "a pazdziernika. =
Nadeszle tutaj re Saloniki donie-
sienia telegraficzne oznajmiaja,
re w dniu 21 pazdziernika pewna
banda Buigar6w napad}a ma gree
ka wieS Rakoven, lezaca blisko
Monastyru i zupelnie ja zniszczy-
Ia. Spalilo sic wiecej niz 100 bu-
dynkow, a wiele osob zostalo "a
mordowanych albo zranionych.
Bruksela, "a pazdziernika. =
Ma prosbe ksieznej Ludwiki, star
szej corki krola belgijskiego, a
rozwiedzionej zony ksiecia Fill
pa Sachsen-Coburg i Gotka, O.
droczono licytacye kosztownoSci
po zmarlej krolowej belgijskiej ma
przeciag 80 dni. Sprzedaz klejno-
tow w drodze licytacyi zarzadzo-
no celem zaspokojenia pretensyi
wierzycieli ksieznej. Ksiezna je-
dnak oSwiadczyia, re po uplywie
tel zwloki bedzie mice tyle pie
niedzy, zeby zaplacic wszystkie
swe dlugi.
Berlin, "a pazdziernika. -
Rozpoczai sic tutaj wczoraj pro-
ces przeciw Hardenowi, wydaw-
cy pisma p. t. ,,Przyszlosc" ma
skutek skargi hr. Kuno V. Molt-
ke, ktory sic uczul dotknietym ma
czci honorze artyku}ami zamie-
szczonymi w powyzszem pismie
tax, re hrabia musiai nawet zlo-
zyc swoja godnosc generalska.
Rewelacye tego pisma opubliko-
waly swiatu, re ksiaze Flip Eu-
lenburga jest glowa kamarylli
dworskiej, ktora ma cesarza wy
wiera wpiyw odpowiadajacy jej
widokom re szkoda pahstwa i ma
rodu. Harden wymienil jake
czlonkow tel kamarylli hr. Kuno
v. Moltke i generala hr. v. Ho-
henau, ktorzy mieli bye spirytua-
listami nadto holdowac Memo
ralnym skionnosciom. Ia swiad-
k6w powolano ca}y szereg wybi-
tnych osobistosci tax re swiata
dyplomatycznego jak z kol to-
warzyskich. Harden, jako oskar-
zony twierdzi, re on w swych ar
tykuiach staral sic osiagnac pew
ne cele polityczne, a wcale ME pi-
sal o tenn, re hr. Kuno v. Mott
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19
BIG GAIN FOR
SMITHERS LOCAL
Membership Increasing Rapidly
and Harmonious Relations
Prevail---Communication.
Smithers, w. Va, Aug. 1S. 1907.
10 The Labor Argus:

SmitherS, w. Va, Aug. 10, 1907.
To The Labor Argus:
am so encouraged at the
growth of the organization in
West Virginia, and especially of
the Increase of membership of
Local Union 600. l will let other
Locals know how we are getting
along, through the columns Of
your worthy paper. In July we
only paid per capita tax on 81
members and in August we paid
on 81 an increase of 60 members in
one month. The increase is due
to some of the stumbling blocks
beng removed from our midst,
there was hindering cause exist
ing long time in our local but it
timely disappeared and everybody
is working in harmony, and the
Lord is browning our labor with
new members every meeting night.
The officers Of the local union are
doing successful work in this val
ley getting all the men in their
local unions, we have lots of hard
men to deal with, but by using the
right spirit toward them the lion
has thrown down their arms and
quit fighting us and have come in
to our ranks and are helping us
along. Our contract will soon ex-
Splre and we should be bound
strongly together so we can de-
mand our rights and stick until
we secure them. Our PRAYERS
should ascend the hill of Zion as
one man prayers and then we will
be able to get what belongs to the
man that makes his living as God
commands all men to do by the
sweat of his brow. Every toiline
man i'll the world should be pleas.
ed at the "motto" of the organi
zation- Justic, is our motto. and
that what God wants all classes tc
deal out to every other man. and
unless more is dealt out in the fu
ture in West Virginia there will b,
failure on the one part that trys tc
deal it out.
God delivered the children O.
Isreal out of bondage and He vii
deliver the toilers of West Virgins:
the same way in 1905. Victory i.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19
CANNOT IGNORE.
PUBLIC INTEREST
The Great Corporations Must Respect
the Rights of the Citizens.

EH-Judge +. II. Gary, chair
man of the board of the United
States Steel corporation, who has
just returned from a two months
vacation abroad, in speaking of
the movement for the improvement
of the steel rail, said that the COM
mission of experts appoip ted to
consider the subject would prob
ably report in two or three weeks.
He said it would be found that
the steel manufacturers and the
railroad companies would make
every effort to adopt Il standard
that would ensure the safety of
the public.
"The time has gone past" CON
tlnucd Judge Gary, "for the great
corporations to ignore the public
and the public interest. The
public be damned policy if that
phrase was ever actually used, will
not go i'll these days. The heads
of our great industrial enterprises
can never adopt that attitude.
not alone as a matter of policy but
in the interest of their own under
takingS. There has been a great
change of late years in the attitude
of corporations toward the public
and their employees
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19

Egg Piquc.-A drink that combines
nourishmcnt with refreshment Is sure
to be welcome on Il warm day. Break
whole egg in glass and add two
tablesroonfuls of any fruit strip pre-
ferred. Fill with iced bottled soda
water and mix thoroughly in an egg
Shaker until light and foamy. Pour
into glass, add dash Of phosphate.
and CRATE nutmeg lightly over the top
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19

ours if we will onlp proceed the
right way. In my closing re-
marks let me urge every member
to stand firm and make a commit
tee out of himself and keep every
man i'll and around the mine in
the organization and victory will
be ours in 1908.
CHAS. SUPERINTENDENT
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19
Cold Water Plain Cak.

"A colo water plain cake is made ny
creaIning together one quarter cunfnl
outer and one and a half cupfuls of
sugar. Add two well beaten eggs ono
cr'ful water and two and Il half crn-
LUIS H'nr Sift"d with two teaspoonfuls
oafshE powder. Flavor with anythins
prsferred aug
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19

Subscribe for The Labor Argus
and keep informed on the doingS of
organized labor. 1t prints more
reliable labor news in one issue
than all the other Charleston pa
papers combined in Il month.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19
The Right Spirit.

Eleven officers of the Ironmold-
ers' Union of North America have
declined an increase in salary. in
the interest of their organization
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19
For Afternoon wear

This lingerie frock Of sheer batistc
and cyelet embroidery for afternoon
wear Is made in II simple but stylish
fashion that will be becoming to the
majority of young matrons. The ON.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19

Now is the time to renew your
subscription to The Labor Argus.
and get free copy of "The Pink
erton Labor Spy
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-09-19

FRocK OF BAr1sTE AND EMBROIDERY.
proldery extending In panels from th.
shoulders to the bottom of the. skirt l.
an effective way of decorating that viii,
douptleSs be much used during th,
coming season IN lightweight silks
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
EXPRESS COMPANIES QUIT.
DiscOntinues the G. o. ID. WhisL,
Packages in Kansas

DiScOntinues the c. o. ID. Whisky
Packages in Kansas.
The Wells Fargo Express company
mas given notice that no more Q. =.
D. liquor shipments will be received
for Kansas after the 1st Of June. The
railway station in q great many, places
for years past has been nothing less
than a common joint, and most of the
liquor was handled on the G. o. D.
plan, those distributing it being a
grade Of bOOtleggers who were not
able to pay for box or jug Of liquor
only as they gathered up the amount
among their associates.
This condition became so unbear-
able that number Of depOts in the
state have been rafded by the officials
and the stock Of liquors taken IN
charge In some places $500 or $500
worth Of liquors were secured in this
way Such raids upon the depot were
made at Syracuse ana at Meade
The attitude Of the Kansas people
toward this kind Of business has had
its effect upon the Wells Fargo com
pany and they have delivered the
above order, to receive no more Q. o.
D. shipments for the state OF Kansas
after June 1. It is expected that 9th
er express companies doing business
in the state will give like orders and
that this form Of violation Of the pro-
hibitOTy law will no longer trouble
the people of our state.
Some are inclined to look upOntthis
movement as a voluntary act upon the
part Of the express companies, and it
is perhaps still an open question as to
whether 1t is a violation Of law or not
The recent decision rendered by the
supreme court on the Kansas law may
cover that point holding that the sale
is made where the money is paid over
Is this be true the handling OF C. o.
D. shipments and receiving the mon
ey for them would be a direct viola
ton Of the law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
Eva BOoth's Policeman.

you are under arresti You are
disturbing the peace" snarled a pO-
Hceman, breaking of her first pubic
praper in the streets Of London She
was still in her early teens, a slight
slip OF a girl with no means Of resiS-
lance, and as the bullying officer
frightened his grip on her arm, she
was dragged shrinkingly with him.
But the action aroused the sym
pathies Of the rough crowd as a light
ed match fires a keg Of gunpOWder.
In an instant the policeman and his
prisoner were surrounded, and be-
fore the officer could raise his voice
he was beaten to the pavement under
a shower of fists.
It was the girl prisoner who, for
getting his rough trip and the cell TO
which ne would have dragged her,
appealed to the throng in his defense,
When the crowd finally retreated, the
policeman was grOaning with two
broken legs and a mass of bruises
from head to foot.
For weeks the little girl in the big
Army bonnet paid faithful visits to
the helpless man in the hospital, and
when he was released, a warmer
friend Eva Booth and her cause could
not have found in all England. To
this day she receives letters in d
rough, spraying hand signed simply,
your policeman. Hugh C.-Weir, in
the World Today, for May.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
TRAINS TO RUN SLOWER.
The Time From Chicago West Length
ened by Agreement.


ened by Agreement.
Chicago, May 23.-After discuss
ing the question several weeks. the
western railroads have reached an
agreemnt 70 lengthen the schedule OF
| their through passenger trains. All
the roads viii put a new schedule in
10 erect June by which the mini
mum time OF passenger trains between
mere and Omaha viii be fourteen
hours and thirty minutes, which is
Two hours more than the runnig time
now Of the fastest trains TO Om9ha-
The minimum time between Cnica-
60 and Kansas City will also be Caur-
teen hours and thirty minutes. The
a. erage running time nov OF the fast
est trains IS Lhiz teen hours and fEIr-
y minutes The minimum time Of
passenger trains between here and
Denver, now tWenty-seven hours and
thirty minutes, viii be thirty-sv-o
hours after June s.
The greatest stumbling block en-
cOuntered by the railway officials in
trying to reach an agreement for
slower train schedules has been as
to the minimum time OF DasscCgei
t-ains between St Louis AM Denver.
This has been settled by adopting a
minimum standard Of twenty-niue
hours, which is one hour more than
the present schedule OF ths CHICAGO.
burlington & Quincy's fastest trains
between St Louis and Denver
The only schedules to be adjusted
now are between Chicago and San
Francisco 1t is probable that they
viii be heightened at least four hours.
The western railway officials assert
that the present schedules are safe,
but are not for economical opera
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
arCoRAuCK FOR REEDER's JOB.
Sixth District Democrats GrOOmin
the PhilIinsburg Man.

Sixth District Democrats Grooming
the PhiIIipsburg Man.
Harry Root, in his Sixth district
notes, has felt Of the democratic
pulse, and gives out the following
DrOgnOsis Of the case:
The democrats Of the Sixth district
are on the alert. Some Of them be-
gin to snuff victory in 1908 Exon
gresham n. 3. Mccormick Of Phil
lips county may set into the congress
siOnal race. At least a representa-
ton Of democrats from Sherman,
Thomas, Graham and Rawlins cOun-
ties met some Of the democrats Of
Phillips county, in Phillipsburg, and
the question Of how a democrat can
beat Congressman ReedeT was gone
over in all its phases. Mccormick
was the man who can do 1t, these
representative democrats claimed
Since his defeat for a second term he
has kept out Of politics, attended
strictly to law, and built up n fine
practice, in fact he is making more
money than he can get out of the sal
ary Of q congressman. The demo-
Gratis seem to think they see trouble
ahead for the machine and square
deal factions OF republicans, and pO-
IiticaI tidal wave will engulf these
factions in 1908, and in this event q
democrat will succeed the republican,
and his name IS likely to be McCOr-
mick
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
ECHOES OF BEECHER.
Nemesis OF the Great Preacher, TheO-
dOre TiItOn. Dead in Paris.

Nemesis the Great EEeaCEeE. IDG5O-
dOre TiItOn, Dead in Paris.
Paris, May 25.-TheOdOre TiltOn
died in this city this afternoon He
had been unconscious for hours be-
fore he passed away.
Mr.. TiltOn's last illness was very
brief. Wednesday he took his Gus
COmaTy walk, and when he returned
he mounted the five flights OF stairs
to the apartment OF Miss Fuller,
where he resided; he then complain
ed Of fatigue and went to bed. A ply
sician diagnosed his illness as pneu-
monia.
No definite arrangements regarding
the funeral have yet been made, eX-
cept that the service will be held
Monday in the American church. Mr..
Tilton's children in America will de-
eide whether his body will be ship
ped to the United States.
Theodore TiltOn, author and jour
nalist, was born in New York in 1885.
He was successfully editor Of the In
dependent, the Golden Age and the
Brooklyn Union. In 1874 Mr. Tilton
sued Henry Ward Beecher for $780,
600 damages for alienation Of Mrs.
TiltOn's affections. The trial lasted
112 days and resulted in a disagree
ment Mr.. TiItOn lived in Paris since
1888. For some days past he had
mOnias complicated with heart trou-
BILE.
New York. May 25.-The body OF
Theodore TiltOn probably viii be
buried in Paris. Mrs. Pelton, one OF
his daughters, when informed OF her
fathers death, said it is not contem-
plated to bring the body to this cOun-
try. She also said that il would be
impossible for her to go TO Paris &c
attend the funeral, and that 1t IS IN
likely that her sister or any other OF
Mr. TiltOn's relatives now here would
be able to 20.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31


GeEae Crum and husband to on
z Johnson va lot IA in block IS Z
n & n addition GOOdland-S5OO
y. La calvert and wife to Harr5e
e. l eyLi .s,, qcdr northeast 2o-6-42-
- ana 0Lner valuable consideration
r = Drake 70 ". z Gerazhty. Nc
lotS 1S, 20 in block q, CoIleEe a.
olLIon to GOOdland-$5T5.
"ll III Walker, .Jr-. to G. b KoI
Ter, Wd, west half 4-S-S9-S6.s 500
Charles 7. KfIlen ct al. 70 A
M.aaehter, va, northeast 5-7-sT-sI,
wilson Peters and wife to G "
Snerrod, wd. lots 1. 2 3. 4 & 8 II
block 43, Second addftion-s15O
me Smith Bros Loan and Trus1
NJ Co 70 Bert Stauner, wd, northesE-
S-S-41-s72O.
Charles E Gibson and wife to K
i 426s-3s
William Seyler and wife to Solomon
1 Denton Wd, southeast 1-s-AO-S2 400
/ Snaries Murray and wife to z W
! Glddlngs and William Lennox. va
southwest 13-9-4O-S2,5O 500.
/ George Bradley to G. L. Calvert
ssh 2e6's deed, northeast 2O-s-42-
United States to George A Fox
I patent, southeast $3.50.
arthur Brown and wife to Charles
a. y, rate va southeast 1s-1O-3S-$1,-
- ne sherman county Development
Co 20 George Bradley, wd, lots i. ,
8, 4. >, s, z, 8, g, 10, II, y. in block
z. FIRST addition to GOOdland-SISO
Inc Equitable Land Co to Frank
Seely, va, north half 2s-6-39-sI ana
/ other valuable consideration
United States to Thomas 3. Can
ago. patent, southeast 25-6-42
hugh Dyatt to J. c Killarney. wd
southWesJ % and southwest 21-7-39-
E-e5 Z D..
burg wd, southwest 15-S-AI-S6OO.
n A Mills and wife TO Raymond
rrltIs, wd. southwest 34-9-42-S5OO.
W. E Geraghty to Wade Warner.
va. lots l9, 20. in block q, Third ad-
ultlon 70 GOOdland-S5OO
United States to Roanna R. Heaton
patent, southwest 1S-1O-37
lbbey Chambers to T F. Clafey.
qcd, south half OF southeast Quarter
ana east half Of southwest Of 1910
G. L Calvert and wife to o. T.
cine, va, lots and in block g.
SUB division to First addition to Good
Gordon, va, lots 13, IA, Is, in block
50, original town GoOdIand-S325.
Bernhard h Frerichs to Fred
Schneider, wd, northwest 9-9-39+S2,-
Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Co 20 William 9. Lane, wd. lot IN
block 5, Sharp's addition to Good
land-S1 and other valuable consfd-
Grafton
William G. Lane and wife to CYRUS
h Mccormick and Charles Deerine.
swd, lot in block 3, Sharp's addi-
ton to GOOdland-S1 and other valIl-
able consideration
Minnie Forster to Mrs. Jessie Ben
nett wd, lots 3, 4, in block so, orr
ginal town GOodland-S5OO.
Serena r. Burns to James Coch-
ran, wd, lots 10, II, u, in block SIS.
Second addition to GOOdland-S6O.
Otis L Taylor and wife 20 Fred
Kohler, Jr., wd, part Of northwest
quarter Of southwest 1S-8-39-S5O9.
George Kelly and wife 20 r G
Drake, wd, lots 10, 20, in block 81,
Third addition to GOOdland-S1.
Roy Butts and wife to Walnce
upper. wd, lots 4, 5, in block 13. c.,
K & n addition to GOOdland-S300.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
wonderful Eczema Cure.

''Our little boy had eczema Tor i've
years" writes II. A Adams. Henriet-
Ia Pa Two OF our home doctors
said the case was hopeless, his lungs
being affected we then employed
other doctors, but no benedt resulted
BY chance We read about Electric Bit
ters: bought a bottle and soon noticed
Improvement We continued this medi-
when our boy was completely cured .
Best CT al blood medicines and bOoy
EplldinS health tories Guaranteed az
Al S<sgsns0u'z drag store sec
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31
Another Id NIrrtiIIa.

Alasl no mode may poets sing
About that dainty silken string,
The garter OF Myrtilla-
For nowadays all that's paSSe,
And managed quite another way
The garter OF MyTtilla-
The modern maiden up-tO-date
Has straps and buckles at least eight
To keep her figure slender
So minor poets now may write
A sOnet new, and il indfct,
ITO MyTts straight front suspen7er."
Puck