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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Trade Boomers
Carrying Long
List of Calls
Excursionists Plan 70 Leave Their
Cards with $4,000 People in
South Dakota and Nebraska.

The Omaha trade eKCursiunists are going
TO leave their calling cards with a lot Of
people in the ten DAYS they are On he
trip through South Dakota and northern
Nebraska
II has been estimated that at least 16s.098
persons win be recipients Of visits from
the bousrers-not personal afternoon
caIls-but that many VIII see the boosters
and that many viii be seen ny the boosters
In the tan days that the special train
scours the western ana northern coInmuni-
res. This viii average about 1650o per
day. This looks ike a big task and Chair
man Hayward and mis- crowd Of workers
on the COMMITTEES have measured off big
job. Those who have responded to the
Undertaking and those who viii are equal
TO the task
The first four days over the Miiwaukes
road viii be strenuous Friday viii be
easy because the party spends half a day
at Deadwoed, and Saturday VIII not be
hard. for half a day viii be spent at Lead.
with only four other towns through that
part Of the country to be visited on that
day on the trip over the Burlington 10 Hot
Springs. Sunday viii be a day Of rest and
then comes three husting days over the
Northwestern at-the start of the return
TRIP.
II was found necessary for the Tanspor-
tatiun committee to add another com
partmeut car TO the train. On checking
Up the reservations for state rooms il was
found that eighteen reservations had been
made. with only ten available.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Three Couple
Are United in
District Court
Little Misunderstanding Are Ad-
iusted by Judge Estsle
After Hearings.

NJ and Mrs. George s. Marks walked
1uf n district court THURSDAY morning q
hapry and reunited couple. The action
against Marks for wife abandonment is
dismissed and the troubles u the couple
seem over.
Judge Estelle also presided AZ the re-
uniting ~ M and Mrz Lnciano Melfto,
though Mrs Meiito did not st-snd in per
son the dismissal Of the charge against her
husband To MeIito the court addressed
a few remarks.
II you don't take care uf y5ur wife and
children said Judge Estslle- and come
ID here again you VII be bumped hard
Deserving his wife and children Is the
neanest tAing a man can do"
Il ~ believed that the court miEunder-
stood a little In referring 10 Meiitos chill
drsu. for Melito is alleged 70 have deserted
his wife an hour after the wedding csre-
munv. when his father-in-law refused %
come across with the dot. dover or portion
which Melito had been led or had led him
self 20 expect Meiito has been in Jail for
some time. having been indicted by the
grand jury.
George Marks. the other husband Of the
morning session. would never have been
in 5au Il Mrs. Edna Marks had better
understood criminal procedure. Mrs. Marks.
IL appears, had the idea that following
complaint against her husband he would
be Immediately released back 70 her. In
stead. Marks had to stay in jail for some
time. or until his arraiElmeur and hearing
had come IN due order
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
NEW POSTAL SUBSTATION
FostOffice Department 20 Have S25,-
coo Structure Here.
LOCATION IN THE DEPOT DISTRICT
Plant 10 Expedite Handling of Mails
to He Erected by Railway Com
PAny and Rented co the
Government.
IN THE DEPOT DISTRICT

A new pOEtOftice sub-stat-On Is 10 be built
near the Tenth street passenger stations
in the near future to cost S25.0a9
The exact location is not yet definitely
decided upon, but IL viii be either on the
vacant tract Just north Of the street rail-
" ay switch az the south END Of the Tenth
stree. viaduct or directly across the Tenth
street viRduCr from the Union station. The
building is 70 be Of stone and brick, three
stories high and viii be Thoroughly
squipped fur puEtUffios purposes. both a.
a general posloffzcs for the wholesale, resi-
dencs. business and railway districts, and
for the reception and care OF the mails az
riving on the 20 trains reaching and de-
parting daily from Omaha
Clyde McReed. superintendent Of rail-
way Adjustment J. N Ma-sten. super
lnrendenI Of mai transportation. George
l. VanDyke, representing the p0stmastel
general, and Postmaster 3. F. Thomas Ut
Omaha have been IN conferences with rail-
way officials in reference 10 the matter
for several days and al that now remains
is The selection Of the location for the new
pogtoflce- Propositions have been sub
mitted 70 the officials Of the Burlington
station and The Union Pacific for a site
for the new p0stnffice. which viii be built
by me railroad company submitting The
best proposition and then rented TO the
government
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Elephant Herd Raids City,
Small Houses Bowled Over

room for them to pass between the sum
meT kitchen ana rssidsncs and pushed the
kitchen aside, badly frtghtsnlnE the per
sons within
AT the home Of Joseph PEBBLES after
1ver1urning a shed and killing a horse. one
of the animals attacked PEBBLES and hurled
him against the eide Of his residence. He
s now In q critical condition
Barney O'Neal. ivsrvaan. was thrown
from his wagon when rhe herd OF elephants
dashed down a side strast and in front
of his team F. Krabbe. one Of the Eesp-
ers who was assisting In the taking Of
three af the bulls into their quarters in
the cars. after their capture. lats today.
was hur ed against the side OF a nearby
harm and seriously iniured
Cther persons were sliEhtly injured when
horses were frightened or throuEh their
own frEht during the stampede
More tran 20 homes were visited BY the
elephants and the damage probably vii
aEErnsate e. DO or EaNa
Tonight Cue elephant Is Etsu az lar-e. two
az three milss north ~ the city ana a force
81 attendants win buu and female rsre
sent f0Tth 70 effaCt q eapturs u possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

DANvuL-E. ia, April ss.-Sevsral per
sens were inn red and property damaged
20 the amount of asreral- thousand dollars
Whea eight bulls and one female elephant
of the Ringing show stAmpeded here
z-Fsterday As the pachyderIns were SsinE
anloaded af-er several hours ride from
Chicago one u the bulls made a break
Cor liberty, bowling over the keeper and
sscauinE. He was followed By seven bulls
Later while rhe entire forue ~ trainers
and keepers we're engaged In thr unsusual
Sport q hunting elephants IN automobiles
the female escaped FOR several hours
the elephanls were a. large. despite the
facr thA1 the entire force OF police re-
ssrves Eas called into action and gave
chase.
AFTER escaping. the elephants moved for
suIne time Ia a bunch. then separated
Ehsy stopped for nothing eEcspt 'hrick
and stone buildings small frame struc-
rurus. cual sheds. fsners and trees In
tEeir uath we're pushed aside rurned over.
11nourrd or lhuoUn 90 one side
AT the home af william KILLER three
eisphanIs found there was HgI suflcient
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Black Hand Men
On Roosevelt's
Trail, is Report
Anarchists Vigorously Watched In
Paris and Former President Is
Under Careful Guard.

PARIS. April z.-The v.s.t Of former
President Roosevelt and his family 10 PARIS
vas concluded tonight with a gala dinner
by the minister of foreign affairs Other
guests were Ambassador and Mrs. Bacon,
Consul General and Ms. Mason, ex-Prssi-
dent and Nine. L0ubeL Premier Brand
ex-premier Clsmsncsau, Jules Cambun, the
French ambassador al Berlin; H. Jusserand
the French Ambassador 10 the United
States. and Mime. Jusserand and other dis
tinguishsd pCrsonages. roasts were
omitted
II lis reported that the French aUrhuri-
ties have been considerably alarmed for
Co oneI Roosevelt's safety According 70 an
evening newspaper the police were advised
from Naples that American anarchists
were following MIN and a most rigorous
surveiIlEncs has been instituted here THe
eN-presidenr mas been accompanied every
where by two inspectors OF the Anarchist
br-gade in plain clothes The American
embassy has been guarded day and night
by SIX inspectors. IN nelisfs q SIX hours
aided by police officers. Several suspects
have been shadowed constantly There is
no Official confirmation. however, OF these
reports
Ethei and Kermit Roosevelt each enjoyed
the novel experiences Of an aer5piane flight
thls afternoon Accompanied by Baroness
a 'EsInurnellss De Constant theF visited
Count De Lambert who after prellmin-
airy eight invited Them for a sail through
the air BoIh accepted 5.4vfnIlg ana each
In turn climbed into Ice sea- beside the
count who took them f1r a spin around
the feld az height Of a50uL 100 feet Ker-
mil remarked rhnf II Was the finest e.
pericnce OF his life
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Viii Not Collect
for Joy Rides
Judge Crawford Tells Chauffeur he
Must Collect His Own
Fares.

Charged uitl having used an automobile
and Ille services OF its chauffeur for seven
hours on the proposal "a. buy the machine,
a man who gave has name as John y.
S114th was found not guilty by Judge CraT-
ford Thursday morning The evidence
against Smith vas 10 the effect That he
sad prEcucsd the system OF representing
himself as a prospective purchaser and
rakluE JOY rides in The machines Of busi-
lesE seeking auto men
3 c. SClulrz. the complaining witness.
told Of .a narrowing rme ln which he suf-
tered Two orenkdoRnE and the loss OF a
pair q tires ID displaying the virtues Of
1iE car 10 smith and the latrer's friends.
ae rorrl lnded Smith lad indicated q wil-
iuEueEE TO pay a regular rental raIe for
the diversion. The court decided Schultz
would have u collect his dues through an
otaer channel than the police court
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
BRIEF CITY NEWS

@ua Boof Frlnt n
swoboda-Csrtflsd Fubnc Aouuuntaaa.
Etrhssnr -Burrsun-ornndun CO.
IzEo--wattanni Etfs zzruranua Co--ls1o
Charles T. ADS. General AGENT. Omaha
store Ueur Tina Furs in moth proof
yaalts. nominal cost shukerts. IS a Harsy.
souiaiist HpsnEn ns Lyrio-1ohn Ii
W--k. nauonal orEanlzer of the socialist
usrtr via speak AZ the LIRE theater
F-day night
McnaT % Eonn 20 Nome muudera AZ
lgwest association rates and easiest
methods q -eparment. Nenrasha Savings
and Lean Assn l06 Board of Trade Bldg
Indians IN war Faizt-ren show In
dams furnished q spectacle Thursday morn
lng at the union sratiou. where they ap-
psarsd IN fuil var paint and feathers They
were OF their way 70 tHe east where thsy
uLl be connected with aid west show.
In tAs Divorce courts-Mrs. Ella L
E-ng has been given a decree 1f divorce
i- the dis--'ct court from washington 3
King For cruelty- Mrs Marie Carlisle has
a deCrrB from oliver 2. Carlisle FOR the
same cause
hPZisaiunarv AEsstinr-rhe woman's Tn
- MlEEiolary quarterly VIII meet Friday
a. the Calvary BAPTIST church. with dev0-
tunal ssr-v. css at a. O'Clock and an address
AZ o'clock by Mrs.. Elmore. missionary
from India
nahIrzz Goes East-Mayor Dahlrnan
left last night Tor Rochester. y. T.. 10 al
tend the convention Of Delegates from all
American cities 70 consider city planning
and city 5eauttflcstlan. he viii be gone until
May During MS absence President Louis
Burmesger % the city council VII be act
Ing mayor.
Eaitor Williams FlGaas GuusY-w r
FTVlIliams. editor Of the Blair Tribune. re-
Gently indicted By the federal Grand Jury
f5r using the United States mails for i'm
proper purposes. has concluded 70 change
his plea Of not guilty TO guilty. he was
arrniEned before Judge ". r. Munger IN
the C1lfed states district court Thursday
morning. entered pies Of guilty and was
sentenced 10 pay fine Of Sla.
Pitcher Hanson in Town-Pftcher Han
son Of the Rourizrs arrived ~ the city Tues
day from Wichita and spent the last three
days al his home in Council Bluffs. He
meets the Omaha taam az Topeka Sa1ur-
day and probably viii pitch in one Of the
games against the Colieyites in the series
10 be played there. He says the bunch Is
feeling fine and dandy and as soon as they
have some real base bail weather. VIII show
some speed
conmiHuiOnsra Inspect Ditches-Couuty
Commits oBer o. d. Pickard and County
Surveyor Mcbride are IN MIllard, where
they viii meet the directors Of the PapiIlion
drainage district and look over territory
where ditches OF the district will cross
Douglas county roads The Papillion
drainaEs district has Offered to pay tbs
cost gf bridges made necessary IN return
for the use af roadside dItches on the
county right Of way
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
POLICEMAN DON'T Use SLEEP
Officer King Suspended FOR Discover
ing Perpetual Motion
REFUSES TO LEAVE Els BEAT
works Three Hours Overtime. Repsrt-
fnE frsm All over Omaha. while
Being Pur-ucd by spe-
eiaI Detail.

suEperded for working overtime. The
fate of Paruiman p. J. King was on a
par with that Of the man who was ar
rsEtsd Monday for absolutely nothing. Both
declared with a volume OF argument that
there was no justice IN the world; that
-her had been psualized absolutely without
a germ. q ksrnel. a far-fetched hint Of
cause.
King worked thrgs hours overtime. at
tending assiduuusly 20 the duty Of waking
his beat and the beats Of three other DO
liceuen- reporting every hour and a few
times extra. and King vas suspended
Thursday morning.
To intercept PauroIman King from his
jealous bea1-walkinE and reporting re-
auired the ingenuity Of a telephone oper-
ator. Captain MoEtyn. a sergeant and two
pAtrulmen- When King was interrupted
ne was caught and physically detained from
.plunEing mHdly around his beat and re-
porting.
-s'n outrage" sxpostulatsd King.
The Captain Agrees with Him.
Sure IL is" remarked Captain Mostyn,
when the prisoner gave his ideas. What
40 you think the other policeman could 40
toward earning their money with you but
ting into their beats7 DO y0u want TO IN
the iubH OF every man on the turcsg'
King first came 20 notice when the tele-
phone operator received his call al
o. clock. an hour after the nan was under
stood to have completed mis- days Work.
is Officer King on duty" the operator
inquired Of the desk sergeant
No Kings been or FOR an hour, SAID
Sergeant Dulon. he works fran z TO
o'clock
Say You must be wrong on King an
nuunced the operator again. an hour later.
Hes reporting again"
A conference between Sergeant Dillon
and Captain Mostyn resulted
What does he think this is. a merry 60
roundZ'' ruminased the captain. The latter
then dispatched Sergeant Samuslson and
the officers Of two beats on which Kng
had reported. to hunt the pAtrolman Up.
Tel him he'll get SICK II ne doesn't looA
al his watch" said the captain. Explain
to him he isn't \ moving picture. and this
isn't a marathon race he's in
King was captured in the act Of making
for a patrol
.Lemrne alone" he snapped. I got Il
report"
kings star is al the station and Ring
is out on 2 vacation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Elevator Fire
Awakens Again
Flames from Ruins Of Eye-Schneider
Plant Throw Vicinity Into
Second Panic.

ames rising from the sm0uldsring ruins
Of the ye-schnuider- Fowler elevator
Thursday noon, threw the district aaout
Twsntv-eighth and OAK street into panic
the second time as the sequel OF the q go %
Ga8 couflAgTauon which wiped out the mills
there on the night Of April 3
The smoking heaps 0f grain and wreckage
were discovered again IN Games sy Ms
Ella Bond, whose home borders the FIRE
swept district she turned 10 an alarm
and called out rhr neighbors 70 AID In the
rssrne ~ severn brad Of I've s1ock housed
IN me Bond barn The terror Of the night
OF fire was awakened IN the little 6omes
along the bluff The scenes Of morninR
uf April were duplicated.
The rremEn E0t tle biaEs under control
late IN the afterao0n- Tke fire VII b.
lhs cause Of cousidtrabls additional .oEE 10
sTzin salvage
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
FRIENDS TOAST VI. PARK
Banquet 70 Former Union Pacific
Official at Omaha Club.
BRAKEMAN TO VICE PRESIDENT
Former Co-Laborrrs with Present
Iuinofs Central Ofncial Recall
Memories 81 Service On
Overland Read.

vIce-President William I. Park % the
Illinois Centrai railroad was banqueted
Wednesday niEht AZ the Omaha club by
his former associates Of the Union Pacific
and was heraided as the man who grew
I'D with the great Overland route starting
as q boy freight brakeman and ending AZ
the general superintendent
The banquet room was beautifully deco
rated win carnations ana pains and di-
recrly over the place Al the head table,
where M Park was seated were two
American Tags hanging from buffalos
head. The menu cards were elabors-e win
q photograph Of the former general super
in1endent on the front and a picture of
the Union Pacific station al North Platte
on the back cover, representing the place
where Mr. PARK first went % work for
the Hartman system.
General Solicitor n. "a Lounnis acted as
toasrnzsrer and In paying a tribute {
The new vice-preEident and head Of the 1p-
Grating department OF the ulino's Central,
ne said that M. Park has certainly made
good in every sense Of the word and wna@
vas the Union Pacifc's loss was the
Illinois CsnIATs gain. he related the
story Of how the man entered the Overland
service as a boy brakeman and ar Is was
.
ductor AZ 80 a division superintendent In
1870 ne was made superintendent Of the
Wyoming district alC n IBoa was promoted
70 genera superintendent
Park Friend OF HIS Men
M Loomis said that Mr Park was
loyal TO ths interests ne represented and
was a consistent friend with every subur-
ldinEte on the Union Pacific system
"A
man who rose from the ranks saying that
when the Illinois Central found il neces-
sary 10 get a good man TO introduce up
to-date methods on its road. it selected
Mr. Park from hundreds Of candidates.
This he said. was both an honor to Mr
Park and 10 the Union Pacific, where he
received his training.
The guest Of the evening spoke feeling Of
the regrets ne had in leaving the Union
Pacific and declares that be would ever
have fond memories Of his associates and
former companions
". =. Scott OF Chicago. assistant d
rector OF maintenance and operation and
c. 3. SeEer. general auditor Of the Har-
rinan system. paid tribute TO their former
fellow wurber in higaly complimentary
terms.
! General Grenville n Dodge Of Council
I Bluffs. the original cl.ief construction en-
{ g5neer, was toasted as the man VINO built
I the Union Pacific In speaking, he pa5d a
/ high tribute to Mr.. Park Tor his efficiency
and loyalty He reviewed some Of his
4 earlier experiences on The Union Pacific,
with which he was connected as early as
Igs2
Officials Send Messages.
4 Regrets were read from President R. S.
Z Lovet1. Vice President A L Mohler, Sup
I erintendent Of Telegraph L H kOrty, Gen
/ eraI Attorney John ". Lacey Of Cheyenne
/ Director Of Maintenance and Operations
Julius KrutrschpiUt, Director Of Traffic J.
lC. Smbbs. Mail Traffic Manager H P
Thyle. Attorney F. C.aDillard, Consulting
I Engineer J. d. EsRaes and T. J. Foley, Mr.
Parks assistant
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound nladc
me Wen woman and 4 have no more
backaChe. I hope can help others by
telling them what LYDIA E. Pinkharn'
fegetahla Compound has dona for
ne ARs. ElTlLA I1IsE, SS3 i ElrstsE,
11lWaukee, Wis.
Ihe above is only one Of the thou
sands Ok grateful letters which ara
constantly being resolved by the
PinkhAm Medicine Company OF Ivan.
Alsss-s which prove beyond a doubt that
LTdia IL Pinkham's 5 VeEetahle Com
Pound, made from roots and herbs.
actllally does cure these obstinate dis
eases OF women after al other means
have iziied. and that every snch suf-
ering woman owes IL 70 herself 70 at
least give Lydia p. PinkhAm's Vegeta-
be Compound trial before submit
ting to An operation. or giving up
hone Of recovery
Ms. Pinkham. af Lynn. 1LaSs..
invites all sick women 90 write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands % health and her
G3gice Is fnaIs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Nr Wuford Adams IL his name and Ne
WT1tss about h--"Snms time ago I was
runflned 10 my bed vita chronic rheuua-
nEm I uned two bottles uf Foiey'H Kidney
Remedy With good effect and ths thlrd
bottle put me on my feet and I rssumed
WORK as conductor on tho Lexington. Ky
Street RallWaE. IL gave ne more r.ils,
ihan any medicine I have ever ussa ,rs
d MI DO All y0u claim Ia aaHea az rbeB-
matiEm." FCieys Kidney Remedy eur-.
raeumartsm by eliminating ths uriu se,a
trom me ni0oa Far sale b. a. aruEr.yt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

me a well woman,
and I would Ike 70
tau the whole world
Of IT. I suffered
froInfemale trouble
and fearful painsin
nv hack Ihad ths
best doctors and
they al decided
that I had a tumor
in addition TO my
female trouble, and
advised an opera
ton. Lydia e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
HASTINGS WOMAN CLAIMS
CAESAR As LONG LOST DOG
seads Photos snd Clipping tn Sub
staafEate Her Claim OF
0uv1er~hfu

The collection ot several hundred duna-
tons for the Wise Memorial fair and
bazar was begun this morning fire
wagons being started out in the downtown
district These donations are Of such a
varied assortment thRt when collected and
placed in The Krag theHrsr where the fair
Wal be opened Sunday night with a sacred
cancCrt the interior wiz resemble a big
department store The last few dzvs
haze brought in SO many gifts that the
committee has kept force Of clerks work
ing EnEl late at night classifying and
tagging them Cor the fair.
per cent 5f the gross receipts for the bal
ancs Of this week is 20 be given 70 the
fair funds. was enlivUned when notice of
the donation was ammo Inccd. Several
young ladies' were present 10 welcome the
vii loTz aad solicit their business for
sweet charity
A woman of Hastings believes chat
Caesar the white bull terrier donated by
the Anonymous friend a few days aEo. is
her long lost puppy. she has written 70
ril1 hospital committee 70 say thar her
Cog a photograph OF whica. together with
q C'lppiag fr3us TIE Eee she enclosed with
ler letter disappeared a month ago and
has not BEEN seen since. ard asks the com
uniutee 10 investigate the matter Ms
sonnenberE however, declares tire donor
has been located ana sho refuses 70 be-
uevc thar Caesar came into has possession
except IN most legitimate manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Rev. \. NJ. Mann
Leaves the Pulpit
Retiring Pastor Of Unity Church TO
Engage Exclusively in Literary
Work-0ffers Resignation

Rev. Newton n Mann. pastor Of Unity
hurch for rwenTy-0ne years the
one Unitarian church OF Omaha.
rendered his resignation az the an
nual nesting Of the church board
held Wednesday night He VIII remain in
the pulpit here al least until September l.
when his year expires. A proposition en-
5odyIng a plan TO make Dr.. Mann pastor
emeritus at a nominal salary was intro
duced AZ the meeting. but Al his suggss-
ton action was deferred.
DR.. Mann resigns 70 devote his time 10
literary work. de is second IN age among
the pastors Of Omaha
i am not ceEuEin What I shall do about
me proposition 70 make me pastor emer-
itus. said DIT Mann. That would necessi-
tare my staying in Omaha. and I an yet
undecided about IHaL The matter has
been Ier for me time TO the trustees ol
the church. 7 gave notice Of nay coming
resignation AZ the meeting held a year
sro."
Dr. Mann was for eighteen years pastor
of the Unitarian church AZ Rochester. n. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
WOman's Club
Plants Its Ivy
After Miscue at the Public Library
Women Decorate COngregz-
ti0nal Church.

The ivy has been planted. So thersl
This announcement % be properly
punefuated. must be accom- panied by the
stamp Of a dainty little oxford on a poi
iahed foor.
rha Woman's club delegation. which
started 70 rhe public library 70 garland its
walls with the rlining green that drapas
the classic walls Of Windsor only 20 meet
vita disappointment has solved the prob
lem o. nndinE q home for the Innocent uttls
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

plants. The W0mans club has presented
llsslf with the ivy and 81 is now G0urish-
ing under the shadow Of the First CnnEre-
gatiouai church. where the club holds IL
meetinRA
OF course, there was not much Of a csrs-
moHE a. the postponed planting scene. but
ivy viii grow without speecheE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
ham sYegetabIe Compound

Milwaukee, wis. -" Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

r5 the dyapEprc -leclric Eiltars clrc
Gyspupsia. liver and lIldney complaints aad
debility Frca 1z Far szle - Beaton
DISs c.