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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-11-15

2O.OOO ZmrZnJenlh JagnJet.'
Lansko letO je Armour Packing
Co. izplaGala 30 procentov divi-
dende cd glavnice 100000 900.
VISA Ia dividenda je prisla IL zmr-
z%njenih jajec, masla in mesa, KITE
remu so podrazili ceno. IL gornje-
ga porocila, pa vidimo, da letos
bo ravno tako. Nolitve so minute
- prlpravite Sc ma nov davek,
XII ga DO treba plaGati meSarskim
kralJem ZaZmr Znjeno mrhovino.
- Kitajski cesar je tidal ukaz,
Xxi doloca. da Sc prvi parliament
IA kitaj sko skliGe leta 1913. Kro-
ma Je $ TEN deloma ugodila zelii
sonata in odposlaniStvam dezel-
nth vlad, Xxi so V spomenici IRE
xii zeljo in zahtevO, da mai vlada
sklite parliament Y najkrajSi do
bi. Po programu umrle cesarice
vdove, hi sezvali parliament Sc le-
ia 1915. In Sc pred kratkim ie
ceSarska vlada odklonila vse pro
snJe, V katerih SO drzavljani IL
rekli zelje. da mai Sc SkliCe parla-
ment Sc pred letom 1918.
komaj je ukaz zagledal bell
dan, ze je Sla policiia cd hiSe do
hiSe in obveSGala prebivalce o
vscbini ukaza. Takoj so zaplapo-
lali mad vrati prapori Z zmajem
in razobesili SO svetilkc IL papiria.
S tenn so Kitdjci izrazili. da
zelijo parliament.
- v Nemciji z~ahtevajo kapita-
listi pc svojem tasopisju, XII .je V
sluzbi nazadnjaStva. da vlada ne
dovoli uliGnih demonstrated in da
SINE policija nastopiti najostrejse
prot demonstration. Zelijo tu-
Oh, da hi Strajkarji OBJ casu Straj-
ka ne smell raZpoStavljati straz.
TIE zelje kapitalistov bodo osta-
lie lie zelje. Delavci V Nem6iji so
dandanes tako dObro organizira-
nj, da lahko odbijeio kapitaliste
kedar Jill hocejo oropati njih po-
liticnih pravic.
- Naslednji dogodek dokazu-
Je, da so interest kapitalistov
mednarodni. da kapitalisti podpi-
raJo drug druzega in Sc zdruzuie-
10 ne glede MA zero in narodnost,
kedar gre IA njih koristi.
Bethlehem Steel druzba, XII je
nastala leta 1904 TEN potion. da
so Sc zdruzile razne ladjedelnice
$ kapitalom 30,OOO. 900. .ie sedaj
osvojila najvecjo ladjodelnico V
Philadelphia. Pokupila je veGino
delnic ladjodelniSke druzbe DO
lmenu Cramp. Predsednik move
mu trustu .ie Chas, NJ. Schwab.
preJSni predsednik trlsta "a ie-
klO in zelezo. To novo trustian-
sko podjetje je pa podpiral Bo-
denhausen, ravnatel.i nemSke tyr
dke hrupps. Incl ic konferenco
$ Schwabom in rekel. Ola ie celia
nemske tvrdkc Krupp in angles
Ike Niekcrs Sons in Maxim. da
Bethlehem Steel druzba pokupi
delnice cd ladjodelniSke druzbe
Cramp.
Vile tcmu bodo majhna narod-
ma Sceneta. Xxi skladaio svoie du-
Sevnc odpadke V narodno Sovini-
Stitnih liStih, rekli: Brczdomo-
vinci. izdoialci naroda so socia-
liSri.
No, pa kdo maj SGcnetu zamcri.
&C. OBJ cestnem voglu privzdigne
SvOjo nozicO?
Ma Portugalskem prihaiaio
reforme druga IA drugo. LoGili
so cerkev cd drzave; odstranili
so pIemstvo; prihodnie volitvc Sc
-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
U. S. DISTRICT COURT
ADJouRNS UNTIL SEPT IL.
Judge M. c. Meehem to Serve Here a
Fortnight in Place of Judge
John r. McFie.

Hon. John R. McFie, associate jus
tice of the supreme court of New Mex
leo, convened the U. S. district court
at 10 o'clock this morning in the new
court house building and at the re-
quest of U. S. Attorney David ].
Leahy adjourend the court until 10 a.
m, Monday, September II. There will
be no U. S. grand jury at this term.
Judge McFie opened the territorial
district court of the first judicial dis
trict, for Santa Fe county this morn
ing and the grand jury was called. AS
only 20 were found qualified, the
grand jury could not be organized to-
day.
On account of the election, the or
ganization of the territorial grand
jury was postponed until 10 a. m. We'd
nesday of this week Hon NJ c.
Mechem, associate justice of the SUI
preme court, of the Seventh district,
las been agreed upon by Attorney
General Frauk W. Clancy, represent
Ing lHe leriltoly oL New MeAlCo' anu
Messrs. Field and Renehan, repre-
senting the defense, to try the case of
a. M. Bergere, VS.. the Territory of
New Mexico, in the settlement of his
accounts as district clerk. Inasmuch
as Judge McFie is disqualified for try
ing this case, Judge Mechem will try
the case which comes up Wednesday.
Judge McFie has requested Judge
Meehem to hold court for two weeks
while Judge McFie goes to Union
county, returning here September IS,
to relieve Judge Mechem. Then Judge
Mechem will open his own court at
Socorro.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
PRESIDENT TAFT
At ST. PAUL
Greeted by Governors Of
Dozen States and Mayors
of Town and Cities
REVIEWS LABOR PARADE
Secret Service Men on Alert in
Guarding Chief
Executive.

st. Paul, Sept. 5.-Lead-colored
skies, and rain soaked bunting greet
ed President Taft when he arrived,
but the weather conditions did not
detract from the warmth of the st,
Paul welcome to the nations chief.
He was met by Governor Eberhard,
Senator Clapp, President Northup of
the University of Minnesota and 9TH
er notables and driven to the review
ing stand in front of the postofFice
where he reviewed the parade of la
bor's hosts.
Conservation Congress.
With every prospect of warm fight
for control between States Rights"
delegates and those favoring national
control the second national conserva.
tion congress, opened here today. Be
fore the convention was called to or
der, the delegates freely discussed
Clifford Pinohot's move of last night
in forming a national commission for
the purpose of systematizing the work
of state commissions and bringing
them into harmony with the national
congress- President Taft, who is
down for one of the most important
addresses of his administration, ar
rived during the morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
NOT ONE LARGE CITY
LOST IN POPULATION.
Between 1890 and 1900 Towns Like
Albany, Bay City and Sioux City
Showed Losses.

Washington, Sept 5.-One of the
most noteworthy developments in
connection with the census is that OF
the population of about seventy-fve
cities so far reported on, none show
an actual loss of population. During
the 1880-1900 period, Albany, N. Y,
Lynchburg, Va, Sioux City, Iowa, and
Lansing, Sawinaw and Bay City,
Mich, were all shown to have sus-
tanned real losses. All these cities
have now Joined the gaining class and
some of them have scored heavily.
The decrease in Albany and Bay
City in 1900 was less than one per
cent each and both rallied before the
enuemrator made his appearance last
June, Albany showing an increase of
6 IL per cent, and Bay City of 63
per cent. Sioux City, which lost
12 per cent from 1890 to 1900 now
reports a gain of IA per cent, while
Lynchburg, which fell away during
the previous decade, to the extent OF
4 per cent, now shows gain of 81
per cent. Saginaw, with loss in
1900 of per cent, made gain Of
19 per cent in 1910. OF the larger
cities all have now been reported
upon except Baltimore, Boston, Chi
cago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Louis
Vile, Minneapolis, New Orleans and
San Francisco.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
LABOR TEMPLE
IS DEDICATED
SignificantD Demonstrations by
Workingmen in Pittsburg
and Vicinity.
BIG PARADE IN new YORK
Fully Fifty Thousand Men in
Line Given Noisy Welcome
in Metropolis.

New York, Sept. 5.-Fully fifty
thousands paraders, representing prac-
tically every organization in Greater
New York, participated in the Labor
Day parade. The members of the
Cloak Makers Union, the settlement
CT whose strike last week looked upon
Ey labor leaders as a great moral VIC
tory, were given a noisy welcome
along the line of march.
Labor Temple Dedicated.
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 5.--Labor Day
in Pittsburg was marked by the dedi.
cation of a Temple of Labor, a mag
nifcent structure recently purchased
by the Iron City Central Trades Union
and long parade of organized work
men. Large demonstrations were held
at Latrobe and Newcastle, where the
union coal miners have been on a
strike for four months.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
TAFT WILL NOT
MEET ROOSEVELT
Latter Is Dining and Speech
Making at Fargo
Today
LAYS LIBRARY CORNERSTONE
Takes Partin Labor Parade and
Leaves for St. Paul
Tonight.

Fargo, n. D., Sept. Especial
trains brought thousands from all
parts of the state to Fargo this morn
ing to hear former President Roose-
welt and give him welcome. The pro-
gram called for Colonel Roosevelt's
appearance at Fargo College at the
laying of the corner stone for the
new library building, where he made
a brief address. He then took part
in the great labor parade, which after
traversing the principal streets went
to Island Park where he was sched-
uled to deliver a speech He will at.
tend a dinner this evening and late
tonight will leave for st. Paul on his
homeward journey. Colonel Roose-
welt will not see President Taft in st.
Paul as the latter leaves for home to-
night.
Roosevelt to Fight to Last Ditch.
Fargo, n. D., Sept. St is gener-
ally believed by close friends Of Colo
mel Roosevelt that if fight develops
against the conservation policies en-
dorsed by him at the Conservation
Congress, the colonel will not fail to
support his friends, Clifford Pinchot
and James R. Garfield He will, it is
said, fight to the finish. Reports have
reached the colonel here that strong
combination has been formed to nulli-
fy the influence in the convention of
Colonel Roosevelt's friends.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
LABOR DAY
At CAPITOL
Most of Officials on Their
Way Home to Cast Vote
on Tuesday
ENCAMPMENT At ATAsCADERO
Instructive Talks for Meeting at
National Guard Armory
on Friday.

With Governor Mills at Las Vegas;
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa at
Roswell; Land Commissioner R. P.
Ervien at Clayton; Territorial Engin-
eer Vernon l.. Sullivan at Carlsbad; F.;
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. E. Clark at Albuquerque; Captain
OF the Mounted Police Fred Fornoff at
Socorro; Probation officer Allison at
Ration; Supreme Court Clerk Jose d.
Sena out electioneering; Territorial
Auditor W. G. Sargent at El Rito and
other offices closed, the capitol was
quieter today than it has been in
many months, although some of the
officials and some of the clerks were
at work.
Receiving Registration Books.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
is beginning to receive the registra-
ton books from various parts Of the
Territory
Instructing National Guard.
On Friday evening at 1880 p. M, a
meeting of the officers and men of the
local National Guard organizations
will be held at the Armory at which
addresses will be made bearing on
the encampment of Atascadero, Cali
fornia, for which the New Mexico
Guard, 500 men strong, will leave on
September Is. Adjutant General A.
S. Brookes will make a twenty min
ute talk on the general instructions
recently issued. Colonel E. G. Alb
bott will speak on the field service
regulations. Surgeon J. A. Massie
will speak on the hygiene of the en-
campment and the vaccination against
typhoid. w. G.. Turley will speak on
military map making and will explain
the contour map of Camp Atascadero
Every officer and all the men are
urged to come out for the meeting.
Mounted Policeman Resigns.
Mounted Policeman w. E. Dudley
has resigned and will go into business
at Alamogordo. Dudley has been a
member of the force since it was or
ganized and was much liked by the
other policemen as we'll as by the
public He was well known here in
Santa Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
BALLlNGER INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEE HOLD SESSION.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept 5.-The
Ballinger investigation committee
held it's first session today since the
hearing in Washington. Seven of the
twelve members were present at to-
days meeting which was merely per-
functory, the committee adjourning
until Wednesday,, when a considera-
ton of the report to be made on the
controversy will be taken up.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
\ \ y \ \ \ = x = y x \ \


s Territorial, county and city
authorities will cooperate to
prevent any and all intimida-
tions, drunkenness and bolster
business around the polling
places tomorrow. There will
be no interference by mount
s ed police, deputy sheriffs or
s deputy policemen if the con-
duct at the polls is orderly,
but if it should not be, there
will be prompt action by the
authorities and the limit of
the law will be dealt out to
the offenders. Special effort
s will be made to spot" those
who offer or accept money for
votes, and the grand jury
s which will be in session on
S Wednesday, is expected to take
prompt action on any informa-
s ton brought before it showing
s that bribery was attempted or
practiced. Mayor Seligman
s was urged today to appoint a
s squad of special policemen but
s refused to accede to the re-
s quest as he believes that the
s election will be orderly. If
s such should not prove the case
s action by him will be prompt.
{ e e 4 4 Z e e e 4 e x e
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
PAPER BY JAMES j. HILL
READ AT PORTLAND FAIR.

Portland, Sept. o.-The third an
nual exhibition and speed meeting of
the Portland Fair and Live Stock AS
sociation opened today. The opening
exercises included a paper by James
J. Hill and was read by President
Morris of the fair.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
FRANCE ORDERS PURCHASE
OF TEN MoNoPLANES.
Must Carry Weight of 46o Pounds
Each and Have Minimum Speed
Rate of 81 Miles an Hour.

Paris Sept. 5.-The minister of
war today ordered the purchase Of
ten military monoplanes, and twenty
bi-planes. within the next three
months. This gives the French army
an aerial fotilla of sixty by the end
of the year. The army aeroplanes
must be capable of carrying weight
of about 460 pounds in continuous
flight of about 1856 miles at mini
mum rate of 81 miles an hour.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT'S
CONCERT AT ELkS' THEATER

Morrison's Orchestra.
Moving Pictures.
Miserere from II Trovatore .......
Miss Frances Hinojos, Mr.. Teare.
AS the Moon Rose-Recitation -.
....... Miss Genevieve Morrison
Moving Pictures.
Jewel Song from Faust, ..........
-. -. -. Miss Frances Hinojos
Orchestra.
Moving Pictures.
Garden of Love-
The Misses Ramona Baca, Anita
Baca, Frances Hinojos, Genevieve
Morrison.
Messrs. Stevenson, Van Vleet,
Loomis, Muller.
Accompanist. .... Mrs. V. l.. Bean
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
ILLINOIS CENTRAL PASSENGER
JUMPS TRACK NEAR GALENA

Galena Ill.,, Sept. 5.-A west bound
Illinois Central passenger train jump
ed the track fifteen miles east of here
this morning killing the engineer and
injuring number of passengers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
KING MENELIk is DYING
FROM Stroke OE APPOPLEXY.

Ads Ababa, Abysinnia, Sept s.
The condition of King Menelik, who it
is reported had a stroke op appoplexy
is said today to be critical,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
WHERE TO VOTE.

y The polling booths in Santa
y Fe are as follows:
y Precinct No. 3, house Of Vic
y tor Garcia, On Canon road.
y Precinct No. 4, at the Office
y of the Justice of the Peace Ri
y cardo Alarid.
y Precinct No. II, Manderfield
y Hall, on Galisteo street.
y Precinct No. IS, house of
X David Gonzales. on Palace Ave-
y nue..
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05
ELECTION IS
TOMORROW
Delegates to Constitutional
Convention Viii Be
Chosen
ARE CONFIDENT
Expect to Sweep Santa Fe County
and Elect Two Thirdssin
Territory.
\ = y y X y y y y \ y =
WHEN TO VOTE,

The polls tomorrow will open
at a. m. and close at 6 p. m.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-05

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Continued on Fage Eighty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Garfield Appears Before Sen
ate Committee
HE RESISTS EXTENSIONS
Of Power to Make Withdrawals Would
Have II Remain with The President.
Sees No Reason for Giving
It to the Secretary.

Washington, Jan. 60 Former Score.
tary Of the Interior Garfield yesterday
appeared before the Senate COMMITTEES
on public lands and opposed the bin
submitted by the present secretary. Mr.
Ballinger, authorizing the secretary 10
withdraw public lands from settlement
pending recommendation to Congress for
legislation in reference to them Mr..
Garfield declared that the president had
authority under existing law to with
draw public lands believed to contain
valuable timber OF minerals, or to be
valuable for the development Of power.
He took the position that as this power
was vested IN TIE president, there was
no good reason for extending the right
to the secretary Of the interior.
Several members Of the committee
said they agreed with Mr.. Garfield. Il it
should be shown that the present sys-
tenn did not involve too much 9red
tape in accomplishing the desired with
dgawals,
No conclusions were reached and the
same bill will be taken up again to-
day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
FOR 4 SANE FOURTH or JULY.
Nine State Executives. Including Gov
ernor prouty, Enter into the Crusade.

Nine State Executives, Including Gov
enor prouty, Enter into the Crusade.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2s.--alne governors
have ssnt assurance to Che safe and. sane
Fourth Of July committee Of the Civic
elub Of this city that they would enter
into the crusade to suppress al mneo-
essary noises GA Independence Day.
The Civic club Il formlng national
committee q che governors Of shs va
nous ssetes to disoass the question cf
abolisAing the use Of fireworks, except
for public display.
Replies sagnifying sher intentions Of
Joining tbs movement heye been receiv-
ed from Governors Draper, Maasachu-
sestsi Prouty, vesmonts Denesn, hi
nois; Brady. pahol Eberhasdt, Minne.
sotaj Burke, North Dakota; yessey,
South Dakota; Morris, Montana and
Coagrovs, Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
JEALOUSY HINTED
in NAVAL TEMPEST
Dr.. Robnett's Anger over Photo May
Have Led Paymastes to Attack DR..
CowIes.

Boston, Jan. 2e-That Assistant Sur.
geon A. f. Robnett's hostility to Dr..
Edward S. cowIes because Of = photo.
graph Dr. cowles and his wife are al
Legged to have taken from Miss Dorothy
HesIer Chicago girl 70 whom Dr. Rob.
nett was paying attention. was the cause
Of Paymastsr George P. Auld's attack
On DR. cowaea, was practically admitted
yesterday BY an officer At the Charles
town navy yard, who stipulated that
his name b withheld
Aud reported to-day At Chaylestown
navy yard, where 10 wlll be placed tech-
niually under arrest, and Dr.. Robnett,
who is at the Newport naval station,
win appear hter.
The Aud oourt.martiai takes place
January 81 and the following viii hear
shs case. Capt. d. ]. Hinchinaar, u s.
M 81 u Judge advocate; Capt J. Il.
Helm, Commander John +. Luby, Sur
geons E. P. Stone and G. B. wilson,
Lieutenant Commander J. N. Lasfmer.
Paymastsr v r. jackson, Paymaster
Fl r Stevens. Passed Assistant ssureon
?. A. Asserson AND Paynaster L. &.
Goodhue.
q 49, ~ n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Girl Willing to Act as Wit
ness in His Behalf
.SAYSSHE CAUSED TROUBLE
An Army Surgeons Daughter, Whose
Likeness Was Borrowed IN Bos-
ton, Says Dr. cowles' Atten-
tons Annoyed Her.

Chicago Jan. 26.--Afiss Dorothy Hes
Ter Of Evanston, the innocent cause d
rt.martial proceedings against tw,
naval officers, said yesterday that If nee
essary she would testify in behalf Of III,
accused officers at the hearing, which i
set for Jan. 81.
Miss Hesler told of the circumstance
which led up to tho alleged fight in the
Boston navy yard on December II, when
Paymaster George FESTIVAL Aud and
Past Assistant Surgeon A. $. Robneti
are said to have thrown Dr. e. s. cowles,
Boston physician, out Of the navy
dance ban because he had spoken slight.
ingly Of her.
Miss Hesler IS the daughter Of The late
Dr. F. A. Hesler, who died while serving
as surgeon in the United States army
in the Philippines She is IS years old
and lives with her mother at 1912 Oak
avenue. Bvanston.
Z was the innocent cause Of the trou-
be-" she said
Il went to Boston last November TO
visit my uncle, was introduced to a num-
Der Of persons in the navy set there, and
attended the navy dances arranged hy
Paymaster Aud. At one Of these met
DR.. Cowles and has wife.
'one night he and Mrs, Cowlss cams
to unele'a house to visit. After they
had lsft, I discovered that one Of my
pictures was missing I wrote him a
note asking him 10 return Il. did not
~ an answer waited few days
and called him up On the telephone and
asked him to return the photograph At
once. He hesitatsd and when insisted
on its immediate return he said:
Truly, Miss Healer, ! have misplaced
II, but when / find it ] snail return it
70 you
"The picture did rot come One night
with three other men he came 10 ms
uncle's house and wanted to take me
driving. was net st home and vas
glad I was not.
*Then came Vie dance On thc night
81 the zTth. when he made the remark
about the picture ] 20 MT know what
he said. I DO not eaEe 70 kaow. do
know that two 81 my fathers friends
said they weula not let anyone talk
about me Peymaster Auld and Dr.
Robnett knew my father in the Philip.
pines, and when hi. ccwlss appeared
AZ the next dance h was taken to task
BY my fathers friesds I 10 not care
what they aid to him, bat know they
taught him bits plaee
= do not know whether I shall Be
a witness at the court martial or not,
but Il they want me wiz testify. TAI
! have irnoecntly been the cause 81 trou.
Die for Paymaeter Auld and ID. Robnett,
and if I can repay them FOR their gal
lantry, mean to 80 is1
Miss Heslar we net present at the
navy hop when The Boston physician
was elected BY her navy ofieer ffiends
DR. cawies Is . cousin Of Rear AID
miral Cowles, and il il said Is rsaponss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
New tuberculosis Cure
Based on Medicine

Did It ever occur 10 you that the
reason medical doctors have so little
success IN curing Tuberculosis. is be-
cause they really % not practice mede-
no say that specific exists for the
cure Of Consumption iE perhaps too
strong q statement but IN Eckman'e
Alternative, we have a medicine that
has been the means of saving many a
life 20 years OF usefulness and IN per-
mnnently curing q large number of
GOnBumptives.
Telling every sufferer to gorge him-
self with eggs and milk is apparently
the limit OF modern treatment Ger
fainly a person afflicted with = vast
Ing disease should be we'll fed with
wholesome nOurishing food but FREE
Quently raw eggs fl quantities, cause
q digestive breakdown, and then no
food nonrishes. Aa for milk. a very
good food for many; but a producer
OF biliousness for some
Any diet that keeps q Consumptiv0
well n0urished IS the right one, but
Dh0f Is going % care me Puffenff--l1ck-
mans Alternative has cured and Is
Let those speak who know. Here is
d specimen .--
90 Savannah ST., Rochester, N. Y.
Gentlemen: on Jan. 3. 1907. was
tonitis at st. Mary's Hospital. Roch-
ester n. Y. After the operation my
physicians gave me up. / was then
urged by a clergyman 70 take Eck-
mans Alternative, which did. MY
weight st the time was ~ lbs. / be-
gan to improve and steadily gained
IN health and strength. I now weigh
las lbs. and am absolutely cured
(Signcd Affidavitl EDNA FINER.
Eckman's Alternative r. good for
Throat and Lung Trouble and IL on sale
It Red Cr0ss Pharmacy and OTHER drug
yists. Ask for booklet of cured cases, or
write to Eckman Mfg. Co.. Phila. Pa.