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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
MlST00K SKUNK'S SMELL
FOR GAS FROM COMET

Denver May 2O-People living IN the
neighborhood OF Congress Park. a fash
ionable district OF the city. are laugh
ing over Joke played upon them
through tho failure OF the comet TO
keep 20 the schedule prepared by as
tronomers and the happening Of uni
versally discredited small animal upon
the scene.
James X Stewart. SECRETARY OF the
board Of public health and safety.
made restless by thinking OF the comet
was lying awake at the time when the
earth was supposed to be passing
through the comets tail. His attention
Was attracted 20 peculiar gaseous
odor, which he at once concluded was
gas from the comets tail. Yesterday
morning ne related his experience 20 a
neighbor aud learned that he. too. had
noticed the Odor
IL remained 90 the postman, perhaps
more OF an investigating turn OF mind
that the task OF locating the source Of
the mysterious odor, fell and he con-
veycd the news b each resident some
thing after this fashion:
Ibid you smell the gas from the
comets tail last night2' he would in
quire.
Yes; wasn't IL PECULIAR"
We'll IL wasn't the comet AZ all II
was a polecat the dogs chased out Of
the park and II seems IL Travelled over
my entire route In making his escape
You know. OF course, that the comet
didn't reach the earth last night, but
WIS delayed IN some manner"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
SOCIALIST DELEGATES
ALLOWED TO GIVE TIPS

Chicago. May 2l-sociallst delegates
may give tips" Whether delegates
from the United States to the inter
national congress Of the Socialist party
at Copenhagen next fall should travel
in style with all expenses paid by tho
party. was a problem which required a
lengthy and heated discussion at the
national congress Of the party yester-
day
With the intention OF placing a bar
on tips" and requiring delegates 70 de-
port themselves on the six weeks trip
In keeping with the station ia life Of
most Socialists. a fight was made 70
amend the constitution so that the
party no longer would allow 50 per
diem and pay no expenses except
steamship and railroad transportation.
The proposed amendment finally went
down to defeat the party agreeing %
shoulder all expense, providing the per
diem to compensate for loss OF wages
and also to allow delegates 70 dis
penso tips"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
EMPLOYERS NEED NOT
PAY SALESMEN'S TIPS

White Plains. n. Y..May els the tin
20 the hotel a luxury or n necessity?
some time ago a New York city court
ruled that the tip was a necessity
ana therefore legitimate item in the
expense account OF a city employe. The
court here, however. beg to disagree
supreme Court Justice Morascbauser
ruled IN case before him this week
that tips 20 hotel walters are an OK
pense which the employers Of a trav-
ellng salesman need not pay.
me suit was brought by a salesman
weeks trip. The court decided tbst
the tips we're a luxury and not neces-
sary to the completion OF his em-
ployers' business The salesman argiied
that tips were a necessity. without
Wnlch ne could not have lived at tho
,,'i s WIN that neace and quiet or
mind necessary 10 transacting business
satisfactorily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

Prentiss OF New Haven. The arrests
were made late last night at the re-
quest Of the New Haven police.
New Haven, Conn. May 21.-Robert
Kelly the Yale student who was ar
rested In Waterbury last night charged
with stealing an automobile. is from
Neria. O.. and IS a member OF the
Junior class Of the Sheffield school.
Earl Hale. the other student. Is from
Connecticut and is a member Of the
freshman class OF the Sheffield school.
The motor according 70 Prcntiss was
standing near the college building when
taken. According 10 the police, there
were five persons In the party when
the missing machine turned up at
Waterbury with Kelly and Hale. Kelly
and Hale were sle only ones arrested.
the others remaining outside the gar
age. where the arrests were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
BOYS QUICK WIT
SAVES CHlLD'S LIFE

Plainneld. y. j.. May 2i-Hazel Hen
bricks and Albert Hurting. two S.
yeai-old Plainhcld children. owe their
lives 20 the boys quick presence OF
mind In an emergency yesterday. The
two were crossing a railroad trestlo
when a fast train approached. There
was not time Tor them to escape from
the bridge and young Hurting quickly
threw his terrified girl companion
prone on the ties. crouching down close
beside here and holding her tight 10
the heavy cross pieces One hundred
bystanders at the station. 500 feet
away. shuddered. fearing the children
would be killed. but after the train
passed. both jumped up unframed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
ECLIPSE OF MOON
SCHEDULED FOR MAY %

New York May 2t.-On the night Of
May 20 and morning OF May "a. a total
eclipse OF the moon Is scheduled. Ac-
cording to the Columbia university bull
leuns, Il Will begin and end as fol-
lows; The eclipse begins when the
moon enters the shadow at 1916 pm.
Total eclipse begins at 1909 am, the
middle Of the eclipse at "a am. and
the total eclipse ends at 2:22am
Those who watch the eclipse will
notice that after the moon has passed
INTO the earth's shadow II win be visit
BILE due 20 the bending Of the light
through the earth's atmosphere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
"WHITE SLAYER" MARSHALL
MARKS IS SENTENCED

New York May 21.-Marshall Marks,
who was found guilty under an indict-
ment returned by the white slave"
grand jury OF which John u. Rookie
Teller. Jr. Is foreman. has been SEN
fenced 90 not less than four nor more
than six years In prison.
Nicolua Marine. a 17-year-old girl.
offered the testimony on which Marks
was convicted. saying that when she
accepted his advances In the belief he
would marry her. he forced her on 10
the streets. The girl came 10 this
country from italy Is months ago and
VIII be deported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
HETTY GREEN WILL APPAER
IN COURT AS DEFENDANT

New York, May 2i-Mrs Hetty
Green. who has been attending TO bust
ness without much public attention re-
Gently. will come out from her seclusion
Monday 10 appear In court as the de-
PENDANT I'm "a suit brought by a safe
deposit company FOR $3.50 rental OF
boxes. used 20 store the papers OF the
estate OF Mrs. Green's father. Edwin
Mott Robinson. Her daughter. Mrs
Sylvia A. O. Wilkes. is administra-
trlx Mrs. Green says she does not see,
therefore, why she should pay $500 Of
her hard earned money to the safe de-
post company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
BAD AUTO Acc1nrNn

Denver, May 1.-Two were so.,.
injured and five others sustained i..,
severe hurts when big seven-ns...-
ser touring car plunged over a Sg 81 ~.
enoankment. eight miles north Of Nv w
yesterday afternoon. VI nere
A. A. Fairchild, general apert g. 4,
Denver Laramie Realty connsr,. tas
Frank w. Bross, a saiesman ~. sna
same concern, were pinned unde. IN
car. which turned turtle at he IN, es
Of the steep embankment otho-.
the party were thrown out ana ror.i
down the embankment. The aoci5a.l
was caused by a caving Of enbant.
ment. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
TO INSPECT MlNTS
AND ASSAY OFFICES

Washington May PA party OF
treasury officials have made arrange
meuts to take AN overland trip after
Congress adiourus for the purpose Of
inspecting tho mlnts aud assay offices.
The party win include Charles D..
Norton assistant secretary; Lee Nc
Clurr treasurer; Lawrence o. Murray,
comptroller of the currency and A..
Piatt Andrew. director OF the mint.
Less than month viii be consumed
In the trip. which will extend as far
as Seattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

the action Of the senate committee on
naval affairs In reducing from 81 500-
600 Co $1,000 900 the appropriation for
the naval station at Pearl Harbor, Ha-
wall
senator Perkins Lodge and Gallinger
sought Co have the house provision re-
stored and 20 was antagonlzed by Sem
utor Clapp The Minnesota senator
said good policy demanded the erection
OF big naval station on the Pacific
coast rather than I'm the Hawaiian is
lands Mr.. Gallinger contended than an
invasion from the east could be much
more easily checked with O good sta
ton at Pearl Harbor
After further speeches the committee
amendment was disagreed 20. thus i'm
surfing the retention OF the larger sum
as carried by the house bill.
Senator Burton then presented Ga
amendment providing FOR only one
batleshtip. and precipitated a general
debate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
WILL CARRY SUGAR AROUND
HORN TO SAN FRANCISCO

Yonkers, n. Y. May 2i.--The steam
ship Lyria Is at the docks here prepar-
ing TO sail around the Horn for San
Francisco with the first cargo OF re-
fined sugar shipped from the east 10 the
Pacific coast in many years. Her
freight consists Of 1900 bags. or about
$500 tons The shipment is made by
the Independent Rehners. who hope
20 put their goods In competition with
the American Sugar Refining COM
pany's product IN the Pacific markets
The price OF sugar In New York Is 5.i5
a hundred. while the price on the Pacl-
DC coast b. S5.65
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
srRIIlE ADVANCES COAL.

Chicago. May Goal dealers say tho
immediate effect OF the strike Of 900
I'm tho coal mines Of Illinois today viii
be a sharp advance In coal prices In
Chicago.
No serious coal shortage Is anticipat-
ed as the eastern mines in operation
will Boz able 20 supply the Chicago mar
kct. but at advanced prices.
President j IT, Walker Of the United
Mine Workers Of Illinois. has issued "a
call To all miner delegates at Peoria
90 meet him IN private and TO plan fu-
tura action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
FOUR W0RKMEN WERE
INSTANTLY KILLED

Tacoma. Wash, May 2l.-Four work
men were Instantly killed at the con-
struction camp OF the Pacific Coast
Power company near Sumner last
night when a small steel car on which
they were riding broke from It's cable,
dashed down a l00-foot incline and
collided with a fiat car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
AT HUNDRED WOULD
LIVE LIFE OVER AGAIN

Chicago, May 21.-Mrs. Diah r
Sprague welcomed her relatives and
friends yesterday to her one hundred
and FIRST birthday reception and offered
a recipe for a long life.
MY life has been a long one" she
said. and when / look back through
the years they seem longer still Yet
I would like to live them all over again
MY recipe for long life is TO live
sensibly. ] have always dressed warm
in winter and cool I'm summer, despite
the dictates OF the fads.
RAISED on a farm, I always had
plenty TO cat and / never missed a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
EXPERIMENTAL BALLOON
is PICKED UP AT SEA

Block Island r. l.. May Alan ex-
perimental balloon sent up at Pittsield,
Mass, yesterday. IN hope OF determin-
Ing whether the appearance OF Hal
ley's comet would have any effect upon
the air current was picked up at sea
three miles from here by Capt. Ball
and brought here today. The balloon
with It's automatic recording instru-
ments will be sent 10 the Blue Hill OBJ
servatory tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
THE COMET COLD" is
EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK

New York. May 2t-The comet cold"
Is epidemic I'm New York. marked
Increase In the number OF colds and
cases OF grippe I'm the last few days
said by physicians 20 be the outcome
Of thousands OF roof parties watching
for Halleys comet
When asked about the comet cold"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

meal In those times people A.,
have 70 feast. / never used y, dld no,
tea until late In life ana tbe.ae nor
ingly" tneh spar.
MIS-. sprague was born on
near Copenhagen, Lewis count,, am
YORK. Her father. Nathan a. New
served as surgeon in the war - q I5,sse1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAvEn.

New York. May H.-Transatlantic
travel now Is assuming its highest
proportion. Departing for Europe to-
day were seven steamships carrying
.6e5 cabin passengers, the largest mum
Der that ever left here In one day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

epidemic Health Commissioner L.
derle said the health department had
received no official notice Of its preva-
lencn. but he had received a protest
from a citizen asking him 10 stop the
newspapers publishing scary stories
about that comet because IL was fright
ening over-sensitive persons into i'll
ness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
YALE STUDENTS ARRESTED
FOR STEALING AN AUTO

Waterbury. Conn. May 21-Robert
Kelly and Earl Hale. Yale students.
are under arrest here charged with
stealing an automobile owned by G.. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
FIRST AERoPLANE WITH
GYR0SC0PE ATTACHMENT

stratford. Conn. May 21.-stanlev
Beach, New Yorw inventor has com.
structed the first aeroplane IN An.
world with a gyroscope attachment D.
stability. At its testing grounds bere
Mr. Beach has been long al work mr..
the machine. which is "a mono Ma
Ike the one used by Bleriot IN crossins
the English channel He has nsds
several test flights at a low height m
three or four feet from the ground bnt
has been hampored by the weight y,
the engine. Within two weeks he a.
poets TO install n tighter motor ana
looks for immediate success.
The gyroscope on the aeroplana "a
directly beneath the motor. 10 which
Il Is geared. IL makes 10000 revolutiops
a minute and gives a resisting force
Of 900 pounds one foot out from the
center.
White Lingerie Dresses. rs per cent
of all next week at =. c.. NJ. /.
KNIT GARMENTS. 9Oo AND UP.
Cutler Quality SO Main ST.
? trains. Saltair tonight Csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
COUNTRY CRAZY
OVER ARMAMENT
Gone Wild About Construction Of
Battleships, Declare Senators
Hale, Clay and eal.inger.
NOW 81 PER HEAD PER AnNUM
Hale Predicts That tn Five Ncrra An
nual Naval appropriation WW Not
BE Les Than $4,000. 1000.


W"shinst"n AiaF -'-IAat Che tn-
tea states BIAS gone aId about thc
matter of armament. cuI csu.claIIv in
Tho ef,.,.tf.., .,.. t~.,t..tf... .... ...
ii'u "F'9'N'l'ia h"''' 'i"g GRO 'al-
hnger Boo the senate today These state
ments were made during Iteration
To- a.. ..,..f ...........t..f. tttt ...
-,
wy '''ii'u fi'e' '''V ana senator
Hale predicted thIt within five FeHr.
the annual naval auufDur'affru y.,tff
,a. b. 49, go ....,-
Hleei"u"h 'l tnc piu was not conc.ud-
INC opinion was expressed that the
would not take place Boo the present rrs-
SION or Donsles. and Senators Hale
-'iu '.lilnsel' u"ih nemnera or tho
COMM zee on apprn pfi"ulns agreed the
peuul. N'uIl eNl'.'l ,ne revenue
nsai y'N Au"ll.i feature
',, u,v,'' N". lne 'll"iioh oi eA-
,.lu it N''s'N' "a "h 'HN"eAte OF
w. "''t ug an
,lllenl introduced Do, senator Huf-
..h lIoE,ulne i". one hetti, SNIP on
w. ~ ivubH' - ~ Ni'ud" or Two,
., 'ui.o! Nlay was inc litt to assert
~, sgu-',is NJ s,.ie via lh inc nHt-
yl SeH armament
We nave lost our heads be said
'hu Ut we ~" 10Y stop we VIII bank
Iun1 'nN hNiioh
re h''lh inc appropriation for tho
nsNy' plopot'h iof tne present yeur
average " pcr head for each man,
woman and child IN the country
10y quoting senator Hale as author
NY Tor INC stateiuent that each OF the
proposed hattleships would cost not
less than Slbo0ouO0, Mt. CLAY aroused
general interest Mr. Gallinger eX-
pressed DOUBT. and Hdduced figures o.
show the cost would mot exceed sl0-
100000.
nam, owns u,t,,trpt,e
Mr.. Hale not only sustained Mr. clay.
but added 20 his figures He spoke %
The v,s-c!s as completely armored and
equipped. ana said the total cost OF
putting 6ne OF these vessels IN the wa
ter probably would be nearer 5000. 900
than $4,000 600 He declared the fau-
nilty or tne naval board was s9sn
future
.'That board never has beon able 10
make a rccommendation OF tvpe in
these ships that has been good for two
wears In gucceseion " no esid
After estimating that tbore would be
m doacit al me cpd ~ tho year Mr.
usie esld.
AN tbis talL ~ tho posgession ~ a
e,,rul,,s re,,c,uo rtecov ne ir "a e,,tis
ners1iso -" ~ teciarod thn rrrt,ed
$500 boa cs,,,bt thts trf,oti,.,, fro,,,
r.rsis,d ,,bcro ,o,5tti,ns ore diffcr-
en-
po,h NJ tyat, a,d NJ ,.ia,. ,,,eor-,9
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? trains. saltalr tonight Csc
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White Lingerie Dresses. rs per cent
of all next week at y. c.. NJ. l.
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KNIT GARMENTS. gOc AND UP.
Cutler Quality SO Main ST.
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AVISO.
SOCIEDAD INDUSTRIAL l
LA EUSkALDUNA'

El Conseio de Goblerno de esta
sociedad, acordo adnlitlr durante
ocho dlas q contar desde hoy, pro-
poslciones bajo phego cerrado para
Ia construction de IN p!so mas en- 9!
edificio que posee esta socledad ea
puert4 de TERRA, Gale de San Agus-
tin.
De las condolences y material ne
cesano para dicha construction da-
"a 4 los lnteresados una nota y todos
los detalles que necesiten el Tesogero
Administrator de esta Sociedad Don
lose Lopez, de Ia casa oe sre5. Sues
de Perez Hennanos de este comerclo
FL Consejo se reserva Ia tacuitad
/ de conceder Ia huena pro a Qulen pre-
Sente las mejores proposlc.ones, 9
constrgiy por -Adnlnlttraclon dlcha
Edlflclo, $ las proposlclones presen
| tadas no le conviniesen.
San Juan P. R. % de Agosto de
i 1910.
FL PREsIDENTE.
Jose Ma. Lomba.
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FL 5ta que ne ooupe del -A5as'o d
a cludnd, Sc vera Guam ampl.a atrl
buciones tenis Fl corcejo Y q acerta
damente usaban de elias nuest-os
anvepasaclos. para Il bien c,e Ia eonaG
nidad resultando peritos habllisi-
NOS en Ia ciencia administration
p,.bllca.
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PadecM De Catdrr0 CrGnfco Y Pof
Recomendaci6n De Tn Amigo Far
maceuficO Tome La PerunS,
Cuyo Remedi0 Deb0 La Vida.
Eaguabo, Puerto Rico.
sr. Dr.. S. B. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, E. o de A.
NIuy Sr. mio:-Grato me es el mani
testar 4 V. que ell daico medfcamen1o
que Sc ha inventade para curar las Gu
;ernedades del pecho es Ia Peruna.
Padecia de catarro eroaico, y por re-
eomendaeion del Lcdo. Farmaceutiep
On. Aateo de Rosa = Hernandez, tonl:
dieho medlcamento, al cual 10 deoo III
salud. De V. Alto. y S. S. g. B S. NJ,
PEDRO FRANCISCO RocSA.
Carta Del Sr. Don Ane01io Pedrisa.=s
VaSquez.
Kennett, Caiiforni., 3. o. de A.
Dr.. s. B. h ar Etman,
Columbus, Ohio, e. D. de A.
Esttmado Doctor :-Permltame in.
formarle que, por medic de la Peruna,
E, Manalin Y Ell tratamiento qae tan
bondadosamente me receto he conse.
guido eurarme radlcsiTnense despass de
ha Der padecido por diez y seis meses.
de catarro cr6nieo de indigestion.
Nunca espere gozar de tan buona salud,
nj de mejor apetito. MI vida era reals
mente dlgna de lastima.
Queda de V. muy agradecido,
Su S. S. @. 3. S. NJ,
ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ VAsQUEZ.
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Fernando PasCuaI.
Gale de Cells Aguilera. No lf
esguina q San Juan.

F4aAEDc PuEETo Riro. Iiene
consran.e ezistsncis Ge Novelas te
todas e.ases g Ge los auto:ss &c mas
lama Precios MY limi,sGcs Ven.
de tamb.er la CORRESPONDENTS,
ciariamerte 4 z oeIt4vos.
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Cuando I'd. quiera viaar dele razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan con H. E. Gates Ponce garantiza-
mos la mejor atencion. Tenemos empeado especial
para servicio ST nosotros podemos faetar el
servco es Ell deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
Busaue nuestra senal en- el radiador 81 no ucva
Registrada el "eiehe" no pertenece
al ATLAS LINE por consiguente pueden llevar la
garana de serveos eserada que levan todas las ma
auinss de! ATLAS LINE. Para evitar molestias y
demora de tempo apuntes, nosotros para cua
viaie en- Ia sa.
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1 Adrarrs.e.

~ Fl gasto de forage para Ia ca
ta!leI..a lei dia Il san Juan L oosro
"a! clsl.iCipio ese alu SIS, : reaies
:. 10 mz.ayeG,.ces.
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|TKG GENERAL INFORMATION AGENCY OF PORTO RICO.
(Agencia de information General de Puerto Rico)
OFICINAS: CRISTO TO-

En- TEE AGENCY venden:
Varas Sanurcs de mamposeIa en- San Juan.
Sc de buyss ben amaeada buen po
Ropero .ocado espeo lones; sideboad de noga
nors de anes para ibros
s mues para escroo maquins
pespun comamente co $50 de contado
a s4O barato cochec para nihos mini
dad objetoa
COLOCACIONES.
meana edad buenas saoendo hacez
quehacees d coocarse ams
ur soa entendda los quehacere do
casa famia fuera de isa
ioven socita coad
sudo comis6n para dede Ponce
Fajardo.
edad de buena constitution conocmento
ho padres espano desea conguir coocaGon dep
dente de comercio
"a buenas recomendacon sabs algo de ng
" squinia deea colocarss de concrete
de 18 basnte practa comerca
desea coocarse ohcna
joven Thomas buen operator empearse
comerc o6ena evar respodenca ings No
sab espaho. Preferrfa colocarse americana
Yea los anuncios de THE AGENCY que pubica "E Tempo
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TheDOctor's Question
rluch Sickness Due to
Bowel Disorders.

A Doctors first question when consulted
by patient is, ''Are your bowels regu-
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Rexali Orderiies are positive, pleasant
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bowel disorders in general We are so
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