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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
DOCTORS

Are said often TO be buried six feet under
ground. But many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
imagine, n from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
ney disease. another from ervou pros
tratlon, another with pain here and there,
and Ia this way they present alike to
themselves and their e~asy-going or over
husy doctor. separate diseases, for which
he. ASSUMING them to be such, prescribes
his pills and potlOns. In reality, they are
al only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease. The physician, ignorant OF the
cuuse OF suffering, Egeps up ~hyStreatment
until large bills are Tf%de. I4e scattering
patient gets no ettehhEJrasca@ the
wrong treatment. but probably worse, "A
uIQper MEDICINE Like QE RGrca6 EalQrlla
Prescription, directad 70 The cQAAe MOULD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dIseasea there
By dlspeIlng all those dIstfessIng symp-
toms, and instituting comfort instead Of
that a disease known Is half cured"
Or. Plerce's Fayorite Prescription Is a
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician,
and adapted TO woman's delicate system.
II is made Of native American medicinal
roots and is Perfectly harmless IN Its
effects On ~ LCluNI1L
Ks a powerful invlgoratlng tonic aFa-
vorite Prescription imparts strength %
the whole system and TO the organs dis
tinctly feminine In particular. For over
worked, "WOrn-Out,' rundown" debili~
tated teachers, milliners, d~ressmakers,
seamstresses, 'shop-girls,' honse-keepers
nursing mothers. and feeble women gem
orally, Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
n the greatest earthly boon. being I'M
equaled az an Appealing cordial and re-
stOrative tonic.
AS a soothing and strengthening nerv-
Inc "FayOrite Prescription is unequaled
and Is invaluable In ailaying and sub
DUNG nervous eXeitabllitY, %irritahility,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, st. Vitus's
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease Of the
IL induces refreshing sleep and
mental anxiety and dependency.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigOrate
the stomach, liver and bowels. One 10
a dose. Easy 10 take as candy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
City Police Force on
Watch for Desperate Man
With a Belt Full of Six.
Shooters.
PUTS GALLUP OFFICERS
ON THE STAMPEDE
NavajoS at Pistol Point,
Holds UP Doctor and Shoots
Up Several Trains En- Route,
Gallup Wants Him Badly

More or less excitement prevailed
among the local police last night. fol-
lowing The receipt of the following
telegram from Gallup:
big negro shot up town; held up
doctor: has two guns; Will shoot
wanted badly here. s75 reward. dead
or alive; headed towards Albuquerque.
Gallup oolice."
The message, while giving little for
the local police ia work on, set them
on needles, ana during the remainder
Of the night, they kept pretty near the
depot and yards. with their hands
near their six-shooters. ready to open
up on the first big negro hat hove In
sight.
While they haunted the telegraph
offices and the railroad depot for add
ditional details, nothing was known
until about midnight, when a con-
densed report Of the Negroes actions
was received here.
Thursday the negro got into a game
Of chance with a party Of Navajos,
and after seeing the pot vanish from
him, he drew covered the Indians
and got away with the money.
Striking the Santa Fe roilWN
tracks, he stole a ride, headed for
Gallup, but was put Off near Dcfi-
ance. When the train started forward
he fired a round OF shots into the ca
boose. barely missing the conductor
and a brakeman, and perforating the
&c boose.
He hoped on another freight. but
was again put Off. near the Gallup
yard limits. In the meantime word
had been sent to the Gallup authori-
Ties TO watch out for The hair-trigger
negro.
Before invading Gallup the dcsper-
ado stopped at the home ~ a doctor
and compelled him 10 supply him
with cartridges. besides C-ontiscating
the physicians gun.
Jumping "a local freight. the colored
man rode into Gallup, and as he
sprang from the train he opened fire
upon the crowd Of officers and men
gathered 90 shoot him. His fusillade
surprised them and they fled for their
lives. They oon rallied. however. and
drove the negro out Of town. bur fall
ed to hil him Hc seemed 90 bear "a
charmed ne.
About miiuielt zee. uignt he vas
seen walking along the ttlci tf.lHsh
Wingate. tr"ertN-luH nHiiC ttsi az
Gallup. with a gun In each haad and
busy looking around for trouble.
A "a result. an train crews running
out OF Albuquerque and also out Of
Gallup have been armed with shot
guns and given orders 90 shoot the
negro. and 10 shoot 90 KIN.
Red BAN freight No. "a arrived
here about 3 o'clock this morning and
over twenty railroad policemen and
city police. besides "a number OF county
Officers, were on the scene. all
armed to the teeth. looking for the
terrible negro.
arrive this morning ON No. @. and Il
is expected "a large and cordial COM
course OF citizens VIII gather with the
Officers To- tender him the freedom 81
the city Further developments Will
be awaited with brcathless interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
Impertinence for the United
States TO "Interfere' in Mat
tiers In One of Its Territories
Says the Judge,
NO LAND OR TIMBER
FRAUDS IN NEW MEXICO
Believes Territory Has Right 10
Dispose Of Lands as It
Deems Best Without Sug-
gestionS From Washington

Judge A. y. Fan, recently appointed
attorney general OF New Mexico by
Governor Curry and j sharply
criticised the government special
agents In a speech at the in
auguration. has given out anoth-
cr Interview expressing his rath-
en- interesting views on the mat
ter ct special agents. Judge FAN
strongly cenaures the administration
mat appointed Curry for sending spe-
cial Representatives out here TO inyes-
tignte the alleged extensive land and
other frauds In the territory. which
Judge Fall repeats do not exist. The
attorney general administers a sting
Ing rebuke To the United states gov
eminent n the national administfu-
ton for interfering In the Affairs Of
one OF its territories. Judge Fairs lat
est interview Is interesting in view Of
the return 20 the territory Of Orms-
general Of the United States
20 resume the vigorous govern
ment renovation in official circles
which has already resulted IN the
fall Of several official heads. The III
Paso Herald says:
Judge A.. 49,. FAN, attorney general
Of New Mexico ana special counsel for
w G, Greene, returned last evening
from "A brief business trip to Chihua-
hua. Judge Fall has entirely recoV-
cred from his recent Illness and en-
joyed the trip into Mexico,
Who viii be the assistant attorney
general of Nav Mexico. Judge Fan
says. Is a matter for future consldera-
lion. finder the laws the district at-
tOrney Of the first district Is eN-0ffiCio
attorney general Of the territory, r..
g. Gortner filled that position M 20
the time Of the inauguration Of Cow
crner Curry. Id has resigned but no
aatian has been taken on his resigna-
lion. MI. Gortner is still acting as
assistant attorney general.
The resignation of X. g. Gortncr,
district attorney at Santa Re and exc
ofticio attorney general of New Mex
leo. has been received hy Governor
Curry, but no action has been taken
0n a." said Judge FAN this morning.
whether or not Governor tutf1 VII
act on the resignation Us "a question FOR
future consideration. tntii tina time
Mr., Gartner viii continue To ON the
office"
No Land Frauds.
Judge Fall was asked n he intended
60 Investigate the alleged land and
timber frauds In New Mexico
AS Far as ! know there are not any
land and timber frauds In New Mex
leo. said Judge Fat There nave
been some eVaHions but no cases Ike
those in oregon have occurred. When
the United states government gave the
territory land TO be disposed OF fof
school aud public institutions. the pro-
vision was made that lots not 90 cN-
ceed 100 acres were 90 be- sold 10 any
individual The ~AlAmogordo Lumbor
company has acquired 10000 acres
timber land TINS iand was bought
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

In lots OF one hundred and sixty acres
each. and by them transferred
to the lumber company. when the
land was sold IL was known that II
was to he acquired by the lumber
There has been no secret
about It. The territory received a
good price for the land, probably
moro than u was worth. Since that
contract was made what are called
special agents or detectives Of the
United States government nave
spread the report that land frauds
were occurring IN the territory and as
a result the United States has brought
suit against the lumber company. the
officials Of the territory and the terri
tory itself. 1t is my opinion that the
United States should not interfere.
The land was given to the territory,
and / think that the territory should
have the right 10 dispose Of IL as It
deems best. think that the time IL
not far Off when the dispute between
the government and the territory VIII
be adjusted.
"If I should find that land frauds
are being prHcticed IN the territory !
viii unhesitatingly prosecute the Vio-
of the law.
Concerning the reported coal land
| will say that these lands are
owned by the United States and the
governing their disposal rs differ
from hat governing the sale Of
the timber lands which were given
the territory. In one ease where an
Indictment has been found the eVl-
dence seems 10 be very strong against
Che defendant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
Fred Anaya Covered With Own
Shotgun and Relieved Of
Cash by %Highwaymen Near
MenauI School,
OFFICER CHASES BANDITS
WITH HAND CAR IN VAIN
One "~CartwheeI" Sum Total of
Coin Secured by Experienced
Robbers Threw Stones Into
Car Window.

While walking along the santa Fe
railroad tracks Wednesday night en-
route home from a hunting expedi-
ton near Hahn, Fred Anaya. a well
known local baker, met with an adj
venture that he will remember for
some time 20 come.
As he reached the road leading 10
the Menaul school, two hOboes sprang
from the road. and in an insolent one
commanded him to drink from a bot
tie. which obey extended towards
AuaYa.
II don't drink answered Anaya.
but after protesting for a number of
minutes and s|upposing that the men
meant him no harm. he did so. I'm the
meantime laying his gun On the
ground.
As he raised the bottle to his lips.
one Of the men grabbed the shotgun.
and. leveling It at Anaya's head, or
dered him TO throw up his hands.
With haste the elder of the hoboes
then proceeded to search the baker,
doing II in a quick and precise man
ner. which indicated that he had done
SO hefore.
While the men only secured about
a dollar in change, they seemed salts
fled. and still pointing the gun at
Anaya, disappeared up the road.
As Don as the lblu-u IN were llh-
den from sight. Anaya started for Al
buquerque on the run. He arrived
here shortly after s O'Clock, dead
tired. but able to give Special Agent
Snowden, of the santa Fe, an accu-
rate description of both men.
Snowden quickly secured a hand
car, and he and Audya started back to
the scene of the hold-up, heavily
armed Although they searched the
80. Ia -.urAuaN4s FIArH fANNal 10 die
cover any trace Of the men.
Word was sent to various points
along the Santa Fe north Of Alhuquer-
que. but up to a late hour last night
nothing had been seen Of the high
waymen.
4 message was received by the To-
cal Santa Fe authorities yesterday
from the norm stating h a va men,
answering the description Of the men
who held up Anaya, had hurled stones
at passenger train No. S as 10 dashed
through Hahn about thirty minutes
after the huld-up occurred.
Special agent SnoWden left for CAL
lup that night. Instructions were is
sued tina a lookout be kept for the
highwaymen. and 1t is believed they
VIII be caught.
Auaya said last night that he felt
lucky i'm escaping with a whole hide.
although he regretted losing his shot
gun which was q new one and Valu-
able,
iva Men Arrested.
Two men, answering the description
furnished by Auaya Of the highway
men who held him up. and of the
men VINO hurled rocks through the
windows of No. s.. rear Hahn, were
brought here for safekceping early
this morning by Special Agent Snow
den.
They gave the names of A. b. CAL
kins and Jack Franklin. Both We're
under the Influence OF liquor, presum-
ably having got tight ON the dollar
they TOOK from Anaya. officer Bah
hitt locked them up iu The city bas-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
MILK DRIVERS TREASURY
LOOTED BY DEFAULTER
Crooked secretary Gets AwaY Will
Twenty Thousand Dollars Union
Funds.

Chicago. Aug. Through the
-dcfulcatiuu OF a trusted secretary
treasurer. The MIX Wagon Drivers
union. ono OF the strongest labor or
CARNATIONS in the City, has, 10 Is ale
legged. been plunged from afluenCe
into poverty. Duplicate books and
the Juggling of various accounts We're
used hy The accused official it g. all
legged. by which means he within q
year secured possession OF the entire
funds nf thc union amounting 90 $20.-
600 Where the money has gone.
whether it was spent ur Invested in
such q manner that part of Do can Dee
recovered. is "a mystery which the seN-
teen hundred members OF th, union
would like Co solve
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
co N c
TO TAKE LOOK
At LAS VEGAS
SucceSsorof Elijah III viii Take
Preliminary Steps Toward
Establishing a Zion Colony
in New Mexico.
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Jouual.I

Las Vegas. y. NJ. AUG. 22-lt is
understood that wilbur Glenn Noliva,
successor of Elijah Dowic as the lead
er Of Zion. will arrive bob las Vegas in
q few days Go look over the ground
aud make preliminary arrangements
FOR the Zionist colony which b. is
planned 60 start iu Che vicinity 81 this
CITY. Volta announced from the pull
nit az Zian City sunday night that he
would leave ou % ten days vacation
this week He further announced that
on his return to Zion City be would
set about the erection of a tabernacle
OF ample dimensions tn accommodate
g 500 people.
During his address. Noliva read out
the salaries which are being drawn
hv the heads 81 the church denounciug
them as preposferuusIy high in the
present state 81 Zlou's financial af-
fairs. These saiarica. which were arr
ranged by Dowle during his lifetime
range from $4,000 Geo $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
GREET
SECRETARY TAFT
Speech at Lexington Termed
Message to Southland, De-
voted to Race Question:

Lexington. Ky, Aug. 21.-A public
reception was given Secretary Taft al
the Phoenix hotel here this morning
at which hundreds Of prominent cit
zens OF the state, both republican ana
democratic, were present. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Taft spoke at the Wood
land park. His speech, which he
termed a message 10 the southland.
dealt principally with the race ques-
ton.
Secretary Taft discussed the race
problem from the standpoint of the
southern people and called upon the
people Of not only Kentucky. but 9TH
or southern states. 10 come 20 the aid
of the republican party in support uf
those principles which ne believed
they favored.
Calling attention TO what he called
the south's lack OF representation in
the councils OF the nation. he declared
tina his was true because one single
issue had made IL the perpetual law
that however small the democratic
party in tho north is. the people OF
the south humhlv follow &c as the tail
follows the kite.
The south has permitted the shadow
81 an issue that circumstance ought
ling ago 20 have removed from the
political arena. 20 bind its solidarity
90 the democratic party, mo- matter
what principles or candidates that
party advocated.
MI. Taft called attention To- Ken
tuckN's developing Industries and ag-
wealth. he expressed the
belief tina many k~cntuckians who
favored the protective tariff blindly
voted the democratic ticket because nf
the race issue.
Secretary Garfield. who was tele-
graphcd 20 come here from 81. Louis
IT, H-M
and went al once fo the Elm
dorf stock farm. where Mr.. Taft o.
n guest. The $40 cabinet officers held
"a long conference but no statement
was obtainabie as TO the matters un-
der discussion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

Washington. AUG. ---Thc findings
and sentence iu the rdsr uf Chaplain
Harry w. Jones. United States ulYH.
were approved today hN Roar Admiral
navy. and the case was referred fD
the president. Chaplain Jones was
convicted hy cuurt martial al Norfolk
81 charges of uffcriuE WORTHLESS
checks and other financial lrregulaFi-
ties. and sentenced o. D. dismissed.
The proceedings uf the court were re-
viewed and approved hy solicitor
Hanna. acting Judge advocate gcn-
era
Chaplain Jones was BORN Boz Ems
land and Was appointed Deb the navy
from New jersey In June. 1906.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

New York. n Ll.-Ihc hVe-story
factory building occupied hy A. g.
kaufman a. Co. cigar manufactures
ON Second avenue. was destroyed by
Ere. cnta1iug "a Joss Of 100000. Sew
erni hundred employees were thrown
ONT NJ u.rrE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

Victims ~ hE fever uu experience great
benefit bF taking Foisrs Hanef und Tar a.
% stops difficult hreathiuE immediately and
heals rhn lrfnmrd ar raEaarrs ard even
DO Do shHui1 fnu O. cure sea DO uu give In-
slant relief The renuiue s ln e Fenas
packarr J. a. Richly Ca. drlrflsta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES


NnICTItNl INuNW',
At observation-disclosures .; Wash
ington. !.
At Dctroit-Detroit. 8; Boston. Z.
At ChiCago-Chieago. o.; Philadcl-
phia. 3.
National League.
At neutrality-suspicious. game. Phil
adclphia. g. Cincinnati. 2. Second
game. Philadelphia. 2: Cincinnati. l.
At Decentralization. q. Chicago, 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, st.
Louis. 8.
At New YOrk-New York, 3. Pitts
burg. 90.
Western League.
At LincoIn-Lineoln. 3; Pueblo. O.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

ChicuE0. Aug 22,-LIRhtnlnE strucK
one Of the 50,0OO-gall0n tanks of the
Standard oil company AT Whiting,
Ind. at 3.8O u. m. today. and The
Widest kind of excitement followed.
only the heavy rain, which helped
put out the Gre. saved many other
tanks from the blaze. The flames
the entire section. Flremcn
tapped the tank at the bottom. trans
forming the oil to another reservoir.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

oUR INV TELEPHONE NUMBER :
TORTN-SIN ffGl. REMEMBER THER l.
AIN \ 4 COURTEOUS CLERK READY
To rAkE NOIR oRnER. NJ MATTER
now SMALL y q. pRarr a CO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-23

raI-Pinta Mineral Water cures aud pre-
vents BHiiousne-s- Al your grocer for a..
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w. T.. MAUGER


Represenunr NauFer a Arery. Boston
WIN Raahe a MauEurn
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National League


Nf-itih iftEh's
At Lincoln-Linculn. 3 Pueblo, o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
Straszliwe nieszcze6cie
autOmObilOWe.

aut0m0biloWe.
Podczas 24-godsinnych wysci"
gov samochodaml W Nowym :Y:or-
ku " Ameryce zdaray} sig strasz>
Hwy wypsdek. Jeden z uczestni.
<6w wy6cig6w Mr.. l.. w. Smelser
straci} wskutek pekniecia. obreczy
samochodu w}adze mad motorem W.
|chwili, gdy tenze pedzi} z szYbko.
6,ia 100 kilometr6w ma godzine.
W6z przerwa} zelazne ogrodzenie i
wpad} " srodek t{umnie zebra
nych widow. Smelser poni6s}
6mierc ma miejscu, 20 widow zo-
sta1o ciezko pokaleczonych. 2 od~
nios}o rany smiertelne. Cia}o
Smelsera z}ozono W lego namiocie.
W pol godziny potem przybyla
iona jego i ME wiedzac o niozem,
:chcia}a wejsc do namiotu, gdy
wtem zastapi} jej kto6 droge i "a
pyta}: .,,Czy PAM ME vie, ze maj
PAM zabity?' Nieszczesliwa pad4a
bez zmysl6w ma ziemje i przywo,
fany lekarz z trudem tylko przy-.
wo@a} ja do zycia. + NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07

etworzyd, . sdy ten jej usfuolhaf +,
doby}a nagle z kleszeni rewolwera
i strzel,{a tax c%elnie, re narzeczo~
ny nagle padf trupem. Pc tenn
morderstwie zabra{a mu gotdwka
Is tYsA marek, kt6re on niedawno
otrzymal banku, a czem VIE
.dzia}a. Daisy kapital mla} iej dac
.6w sfafszowany testament. Gale jej
branle sic byio takiem, il powzie'-
to p%odejrzenie i ia uwieziono. w
6ledxtwie powik}a}a sig W odpo~
wiedziach a potem sig przYzna"
Ia do tel ohydnej zbrodni.>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
Znaminnna mOdlitWa.

,,0bJ Pan wan dopom6g{ do
rozpowsxechnienia Bucklena ma6ci
:Arnikowej wesystklm" pisze ].
q. Jenkins, Z Chapel Hill, n. G.
ona predko -odje4a zbrodnicse
|bole6ei ,odemnie i wyleezy{a:
lie v zadziwiaiaoo kr5tklm czasie.
FN~ajlepsaa v 6wiecie ma RAINY, spar
rsenia i skaleeEenia 25c. VIM. j.
Kowalewskiego apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
Monstrancye rzuc1l1 do
rZ6ki.

Monstrancye rzuciH do
=. rZeki.
Limoges, Francya. Antoine Tho
mas. Francuz, kt6ry sic dopudci}
.icznyc Oh kradziezy rzeczy kosciel
nych We Francyi, wykrycie kt6s
ryrh diva tygodnie temu zadziwi}o
cafy kraj, nap'saf list do sedziegc'
przez kt6rego bedzie egzaminowa~
ny, opisujacy swoje kradzieze.
W liscie tym wykrywa on ma
zwiska towarzyszy zbrodnl, podaje
daty i wymien1a 6wiadk6w. Przy'
znaje on sig take, re wrzuci}
monstrancye, jeden re zginionych
skarb6w, do rzeki Sekwana blisko
P'oLt des Aries " przededniu swe-
60 aresztowania. Sedzia Original
z ,Londynu paczke cd nieznanej
osoby, zawieraj2ca posag ukrae
dziony z koscio}a Suavetat. Tho
mas przyzna} sig, lie "a ten posag
otrzymal komisowe W sumie 5000,
kt6ry potem ~sprzedano W Stanacb
Zjednoczonych. Transakcye te
przeprow adzi1 pewien ,,kuplec" z
Raryza,
0hYdna mOrderczyni.
" Kamienicy (Chemnitz), 49,
letnia c6rka burmistrza Balera W
Brand pope}nl}a morderstwo ga o.
aobie n~arzeczonego IS letniego in
zyniera Presslera. Sfa}szowafa te-
stament, W kt6rym zamiesci}a va
runek, il on jej zapisuje 10 ty+
siecy marek. Przyby}a do jego
~mieszkania aartujac powiedzia}a
mu, ze mu przynios}a podarek, ale
zada}a, ably zawiaza}a mu oczy
poprzednio. On SIG zgodzif ma ten
,,zart" a potem kaza}a mu usta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
$4,000 papierOs6W mi
T..

W Berlinie wykry}a polioya, ze
zastepca wielAiej firmy bruksel"
skiej ma %papierosy, Pfeiffer, spree"
dawa} p%otajemnie restauratorom
.'papierosy, niezaopatrzone W ban
derole. Prey rewizyi W mieszka~
niu jego wykryto 1906 sztuk
nieopodatkowanych papieros6w~
Feraz Pfelffer stawaf pred sadem;
skazano go ma el7 mr.. kary a
opr6ez tego zawyrokowa} sad, re
owe $4,000 %paplerosdw maja bye
zniszczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-07
KURACJA SU,
CHOTY.

DR.. Wright, wielki uczony, o.:
Fg}osl} 6wiatu 0 swym wynalazku
novel kuracY ma suchoty re mo-
ina bedzie xapobiegac suohotom a
take w~yleozyc te chorobe przez
szczepienie. Many nad1ieje, ze
pr6by robione obecnic " ca}ym
sw1ecie udadza sig, lecz nawet
wtedy zawsze bedzle niezbednem
utrzymanie ciaia swego W silnym
stanle. Jeayny spos6b do osiagnie~
cia tego, jest utrzymywanie orga-
now trawienia " doskona{vm POI
rzadku silnym stanie. Jak tylko
trawienie stanie sig nieregularne,
powinienes u1Ywa6 Trinera Ame-
rykahskl Eliksir Gorskiego Wilma.
On wzmocni organa trawienia i
przygotuje je do przyjeoiali strAwie
mia kazdego poksrmu, zamieniajac
ten pokarm ma bogat2 krew' co
jest podstawa zycia sd1owia.
Ellksir Trinera jest pomocnym Ola
usyskaniaapetytu SHY flzycznej ME
mo&esz dostac suchot~ Wssyatkie
apteki. Jos. Triner. 100 s. ASH
land ave-, Chicago, Ill.