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The Washington times., 1910-05-28
NAVY.

Rear Admiral ". H H. SOUTHER-
LAND, commissioned a rear sd-
niral from Nay 4, 1910
Engineer-in-Chief X BARTON 70
tired, commissioned an engfneer-iD-
chief. with rank OF rear admiral
On the retired list, from December
p, 1908.
Captain G. R CLARK. commissioned
a captain from MAY (. 1910
Commander H A WILEY commission
ed a commander from May 4. 1910
Lieutenant R. WILLIAMS. detached
Michigan: to aid on star command
er-in-chief United States Atlantic
fleet, on Connecticut
Lieutenant Gunior grade) ". z. ER-
ERLE, commission q lieutenant
Junior grade) from January 81. 1910
Ensign R. c NEEDHAA. detached
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd; 70
Minnesota
Ensign r. S. EDWARDS. detached
Pennsylvania; TO Wheeling
Ensigns J. Il. CONDITT. z. D AMY,
NJ. J. TORLINSKI, ". z. SHER-
LOCK, JR-. H II. RITTER, F T.
STEVENSON, y. L NICHOLS, s
u. HEM. c. s KELLER. E Il.
WILLIAMS. L c. SCHEIBLA, G.
NJ DALLAS, c. 7. OSBURN, G.
NICK. LYNCH. and G. y BARKER.
commissioned ensigns from June 7,
1903.
Passed Assistant Surgeon f b STIB-
BENS, commissioned a passed as
sistent surgeon from January 4. $50
Chief Boatswain P. SHANAHAN and
Gunner J. n AIGNER, detached
Nebraska; TO home and wait orders
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Daughter Of Mrs. ]. c. Phil
lips Will Wed Massa-
chusetts Member.
Announcement to Be Made
at North Beverly Home
Today.

An engagement OF widespread inter
est which VIII be announced TODAY is
that or Miss Martha Phillips. daughter
OF Mrs John c. Phillips, OF Boston and
Washington, to Representative Andrew
= Peters, Of Massachusetts. The an
nouncement will come from the summer
nome OF the bride-elect and her mother
Moraine Farm. North Beverly. Mass.
Where they are already established for
the season The wedding will proba-
o!y take place there in June.
MISS Phillips and her mother recsn+.
" closed the Bourke Cochran residence
on Sixteenth street, which they occupi-
ed during the winter. and went to Rev
eriy, stopping en- route for a few DAYS
In New York
The bride-elect is the sister Of William
Fhllhps, secretary of the American en-
bassy In London, whose marriage 70
MISS caroline Astor DraytOn, OF New
YORK recently took place IN London.
She ana her mother came 10 Wash
iheJOh 70 keep house for Mr.. Phillips.
curing ms connection with the State
department IN Washington. and have
oeen prominent In society OF the Ma
IohaI capital since. particularly in Of
nclal ana diplomatic circles During
their hrst winter in washington fbeV
occupied the old Quay house on X
street.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
WASHINGTON MUST "COME
THROUGH" QUICKLY.

If we are to show the rest of the
country what a really, truly safe and
sane Fourth can be when properly
handled we'll have to hustle. Commits
sfoner Rudolph, who has charge OF
subscriptions for the celebration,
makes the surprising announcement
that only about $I,4OO has been con-
tributed thus far. Even for a fire.
craekerless Fourth this sum is INSULT
eient, and viii have to be boosted BY
about four times its present size il
the program now arranged is carried
out.
Those in charge of the Fourth of
July celebration estimate that $1,000
is necessary for the sort of show con-
temPlated. 1t is now nearly the lst
Of June, and plans viii have to be
held up and perhaps curtailed unless
Washington comes through" quickly
with more money. The most import
ant consideration concerns the fire
works. These have TO be contracted for
IN advance, and unless it is known
how much cash is available It is
naturally difficult to know how much
fireworks to order.
Washington set a fine mark in its
Fourth Of July celebration last year.
Hundreds Of cities throughout the
country have profited by the example
and planned safe and sane Fourths for
this year. We should not let the rest
of the country Guido us in a reform
which we ourselves inaugurated.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

First Lieutenant DAVID J. GILsMER-
Philippine Scouts. having been foull
professionally disqualified for UTU-
motion 20 the grade OF captain by asJ
examining board and his discharge
from the service having been recon-
mended By said board and By lEa
commanding general, Philippine
Division, is hOnOrably discharsei
from the service Of the United
States, 10 take effect May =, 1910
Captain PHILIP W HUNTINGTON
Medical Corps. Is detailed for duty
in The Bureau Of Navigation. Philip
pine Islands, and viii report 20 the
director Of the bureau accordingly
Major WILLIAM r BLAUVE---, pay
master, IS relieved from treatment
Al the Army and Navy General Hos
pitaL, Hot Springs. Ark, and vii
repair 10 this city and report IN per
army for assignment 10 duty IN the
Office OF the post Paymaster-
Majors ALERRITTE ". IRELAND and
DEANE c. HOWARD, Medical
Corps are detailed 70 represent the
Medical Department OF the army al
lcal Association 10 be held al s.
Louis. No, June : 20 10, 1910.
Second Lieutenant DAVID B. TAI
LEY, Third Cavalry. upon being re-
heved from treatment az his present
station VIII proceed 10 his home pre-
paratory 10 retirement from active
service.
The following officers are detailed for
DUTY at the camp % instruction 70 be
held at Gettysburg, Pa, during JULY.
1910. and VIII report by letter at once
20 Brlgadler General WILLIAM W
AOIHERSPOON, United States army.
War Department, Washington. d. q
for Instructions
Captain WILLIAM r DASHIEII.
Twenty-fOurth Infantry.
Captain EDGAR A FRY, Thirteenth
Infantry.
captain RALPH b PARROT Tvveu-
ty-Seventh Infantry.
First Lieutenant MUEL P
GLEANES, First Cavalry.
First Lieutenant RONALD E FISH
Err, Fourteenth Cavalry.
Captain EDWARD A. SHUTTI f
WORTH, Second Infantry, in addf-
ton 70 his other duties win assume
charge, under the instructions Of the
QuarIermaSter General OF the army
OF construction work az Fort Tho
mas KY, relieving Captain John
Il WHOLLET, Second Infantry, OF
that duty
Captain HARRY B. JORDAN. ORD
nance Department. IS detailed Is
chleT ordnance officer OF the cauD
OF instruction TO be held at Fort
Benjamin Harrison. Indiana Tor
the period from September ! to 10.
1910
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F ourth White House Gar
den Party Proves Most
Successful.
Mrs. Taft, After Entertain
ing Guests, Leaves
for Pittsburg.

Mrs. Taft was particularly fortunate
IN the date for her fourth garden party
OF the season. yesterday afternoon The
beautiful weather and the profusion Of
blooms IN the garden made the func-
ton unusually delightful
The President, wearing a gray bust
ness suit and straw hat, stood at the
right OF the hostess, 10 whom Captain
Butt presented the guests Col. Spencer
COSBY attended the President.
Mrs. Taft was beeomingIy gowned IN
white chiffon draped IN green and en-
broidered in silver, and she wore a
leghorn hat trimmed with pink roses
The scarlet coated musicians OF the
Marine Band, under the direction OF
Lieutenant Santeimann, who played
55nTToughout the afternoon, and The
daintily appointed tea table, adorned
with American Beauty roses, lent a
festive air 70 the scene.
The guests were representative Of
Ofnclal ana diplomatic society, partic-
ularly the army and navy coterie and
residential circles An interesting group
included the Louisiana eXpOsition-seek-
ing delegation
Mrs. Taft left Washington last night
for PittsbUTg for a visit 10 her sister.
Mrs Thomas X LauEhiin She VIII be
absent from Washington about a vveek
visiting Cincinnati also before her re-
turn
=
The Secretary Of the American en-
baSsy Al Rome and Mrs. John w Gar
rett. who have been visiting the latter s.
mother, Mrs b H WarGer, have gone,
over to Baltimore for a visit 70 Mr. Car
rett's mother. Later they VIII 70 20
Princeton, where they have q house and
win entertain a hOuseDarty for the clsss
exercises. Mrs. Warder VIII join them
on that occasion
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Miss Martha Phillips to Be Bride
Of Representative Andrew ]. Peters
May Tea
L n.-A-z--z

May Tea
Is Postponed.
The May Tea which was 70 have been
held this afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. II. L. Rust. $500 Afacomb street.
Cleveland Park. for the benefit OF 81.
Paurs Choir and the Episcopal Eve.
Ear, and Throat Hospital. has been in
definitely postponed,
=
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee have gone
TO Atlantic City for a week before go
ing to their summer home at Elkins.
". Va.
Baron Hardenbroek, sttache OF the
German embassy, sailed from New York
today on the St Paul. 10 spend the
summer in Europe
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Francis W.
DicldnS. have closed their residence on
Nineteenth street. and gone 70 their
summer home. The MOorings, Danbury,
Rear Admiral Edward II. Gheen. Z.
>. NJ Mrs Ghecn. and the Misses
Gheen have gone 20 St Paul, MINI. for
the summer.
Ms Robert Ralston. wife Of Captain
Ralston, Engineer Corps. L. s A, viii
arrive in Washington early IN June from
New Orleans. for z visit 70 her mother,
Mrs Constantine Chase. at the Cor
dova-
Mrs Crosby, and Miss Jean Crosby,
VIE and daughter Of the late Rear Adj
miral Crosby. L. s. n. have closed their
W ashington residence and gone to the
virginia Warm Springs for a month or
Sc before going 20 Narragansett Pier
Tor the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ARRTVED-SOuth Carolina at Nor
folk. Lamson at Delaware Break
water. Charleston at Yokohama.
Saturn at Bremerton and Wolver-
inc at Erie.
.SAHED-Dubuque from Bluefields for
Cristobal: Whipple. Hull, and Trux-
ton from san Diego for Santa
Cruz Paul Jones, Preble, and Stew
art from San Diego for Santa Bar
bara, and Lawrence. GOldsbOrough.
and Rowan from San Diego for
San Pedro. and Michigan from
Provincetown for Delaware Break
water.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
What's on the Program
Tonight in Washington

Chamber of COmmerce-Federati Of
CT zens' Associations. s D. N.
IVES tern High SchoOl-Entertainme by
junior class of the Washington Nor
NAL SchOe:, p. m.
DR.. Thomas Elmer viii speak at s D. m,
at 12l1 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, on Back to the Land" Lee
ture free and illustrated.
Theaters.
Belasco-"Professor's Love Story SD
D. r..
National-"RObin Hood" SIS .. m.
Columbia-"Great Divide SIS D. m.
cademy-Vaudeville. 7:15 D. m.
Casino-ContinuOus vaudeville.
Gayety-"Dainty Duchess" Sis o. M
Masonic Audi.orium-Motion pictures.
7:S0 to 1870 D. m.
Majestic-Motion pictures.
CosmOs-Naudeville and motion pictures
continuous
Arcade-MidWay attractions
(The Times viii be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments in
this column. Phone or write announce
nentS.l
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Congress has increased the appro-
prIations for food at The Soldiers Home
and the ZcO-but the Government clerk
IS left to stand or the bill collector on
the same OLD salary.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

The net total circulation OF The Times
daily during the month Of April was
IlTS,SH all copies LEFT over and returned
being eliminated This number, when d.
Wed by 20. the number Of days OF publica-
ton. shows the net daily average for April
20 have been 1883.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Sunday.

The net total circulation OF The Times
(sundays) during the month Of April was
14O,l7S ali copies LEFT over and returned by
agents being eliminated. This number. when
divided by 4. the number OF Sundays during
April, shows the net Sunday average for
April 20 have been g. O45.
In each issue OF The Times. the circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head of the first page at the
left Of the date line
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
VIII Witness
Amy and Navy Game.


General and Mrs Wotherspoon, Lieu
tenant Colonel and Miss Langftt, Major
and Mrs ConnOr. Mrs. William L Mar
shall and Moss Marshall. Major and
Mrs. Barden. Mrs. J. B. Aleshire, Miss
Aleshire and their house guest, Miss
Ellen Thomas; Captain and Mrs. Beat
~, Lieutenant and Mrs. Graft, Mr.
Walter Mclean and Miss Mclean, Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. c. S.
Smith Miss HeyI. Capt and Mrs SIaden
racks, Fort Myer, and the Navy Yard
went down 20 Annapolis for the Army
and Navy game today
The ambassador Of Austro-Hungary
sailed today on the Lusitania for this
country. after an absence Of several
weeks. Baroness HengelmulIer and
their little daughter, Baroness Mia, who
accompanied him. 10 their home. Will
Bar HsrbOr, where the embassy viii
be established for the summer
=
Mrs. Al Freundlich. who has spent
the last week in this city with Mrs.
NJ. KrOnheiuns has returned 70 her home
IN Baltimore.
Henry woOg. Of New York. is expect
ed 10 arrive here TO-DAY. ana VIII be
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Joe Ore
fuss.
Miss Juanita Kaufman, daughter Of
Mr.. and MIS- D. J. Kaufman OF Rhode
Island avenue. whose engagement 10
Albert Nye was recently announced,
viii Be at home 20 her friends tOmOr-
row evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Berliner, Of Mon
treaI Canada, are visiting their par
ents, MT. and Mrs Emile Berliner, Of
Columbia road
Felix L,etterman, Of Charlottesville.
Va, who has been visiting his sister.
Mrs Harold Levy, Of The Ashley,
left washington yesterday for short
Southern trip. prior 10 returning home
Mrs. I. Levy. Of Washington, viii be
among the graduates al Dickinson Col
lege. Carlisle. Pa. at the commencement
exercises, Wednesday morning. June 6
Mr. Levy is in the city to be present
at the twenty-first birthday anniversary
celebration OF his brother. Joseph Levy,
next Sunday evening
r
The OctagOu Pleasure Club has Is
sued invitations for a tug ride down the
Potomac, Sunday, June p
Joseph Luchs sailed from New York
today for Europe where he Will spend
several months. Mr.. Luchs was accom-
panied 10 New York by his sons, Wal
lace, Sylvan, Morton, and Arthur
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

II Is entirely proper that another
operate star has won large bunch
Of alimony from a millionaire. The
rich should support the theater.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
PROGRAM.

March-"The Man Behind the
Gun .Sousa
Overture-"Oberon' Weber
Character Picture-'Whisper
ing FiO"erS --------.-----.Von Bloch
Selection-''The Merchant OF
of Venice" .Pinsuti
waltz ydrOpaten'' ..-....-... Gungl
Excerpts from ELIMINATION
of Faust" ......................B eriioz
Music de Ballet-"Queen Of
oneDd '.'.--s.........-.--.---
Hungarian Dance No. g.. Brahms
The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Hudson Maxim says the next war
will be fought in the air-which
sounds something like the Central
American custom of lighting.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

It is safe to bet that. when the col
oneI meets the Irish. he will be kin
TO them.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Estrada at least holds the record
for the number Of times he has been
defeated.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

While a Baltimore society girl was
making a speech on woman suffrage,
her hair caught fire. Hot-headed peo-
NE thosa suffra pistS.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

These crazy people who kick be-
cause the weather is cool viii have
plenty of time to be happy a little
later.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Letter writing may have declined,
but there are some persons who still
do it. Note the exhibits in the divorce
trials
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Assistant Secretary
And Mrs Winthrop Leave.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Beekman winthrop left
Washington today for Newport They
viii be the guests for the weekend
and over Decoration Day Of Mr.. Win
throp's uncle, Henry Taylor, at hts
Newport estate. On Tuesday they will
go 20 the Naval Training Station,
where they viii be the guests for two
days Of Rear Admiral Rodgers. Mr.
Winthrop Is 70 make the opening ad-
dress at the summer conference at the
Naval War College June I. They ex-
pect TO return TO Washington Thurs
day.
=
Mr. Justice and Mrs Lurton expect 20
leave Washington next week for their
home in Tennessee, where they viii
spend the summer
Mrs. Julian Wilcox. wife Of Lieuten-
ant Wilcox. left Washington today for
San Francisco where she will join her
husband, 20 sail with him for China,
where he has been attached TO the lega-
ton az Picking.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL:
APRIL CIRCULATION.
Daily.

The number OF complete and perfect copies
OF The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month OF AprfI was follows.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28
Miss Singer
Returns to Pittsburp.

Miss Hester Singer. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adds b.
Browne Cor a week. has returned 70
her home in Ptttsburg. Miss Singer
Is niece Of the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Knox
r
Capt and Mrs. Fred ". Sladen have
leased the residence on Captain An
drews' at Fort Myer and will take
possession the first Of the month.
=
Baroness Uchida wife of the am
bassador Of Japan. has gone to At
lantic City for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Strong. Of Erie. Pa
and their daughter. Mrs Reginald
Ronalds. have returned TO their home.
They have been the house guests OF
Mrs. Strongs sister. Mrs. Richard
townsend. for the marriage OF the
latter's daughter. Miss MathiIde Town
send. TO Peter GOelet Gerry, Of New
York.
Mrs Townsend expects 70 go abroad
Tor an extended stay shortly and Is
making preparations for closing her
handsome residence on Massachusetts
avenue
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

LOsaL lor the ulonth- --.--------. 81 SO
Daily average for the MONTH. 1874
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Mrs Al Freundlich. who has spent
the last week in this city with Mrs
NJ. Kronheim, has returned 70 her home
IN Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Henry woOg. Of New York. is expect
ed 70 arrive here today. and viii be
the guest OF his sister, Mrs Joe Ore
The Washington times., 1910-05-28

Miss Juanita Kaufman, daughter OF
Mr. and MIS-. D. J. Kaufman. % Rhode
Island avenue. whose engagement 10
Albert Nye was recently announced,
will Be al home 20 her friends JOmOr-
row evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
Balm for Defeated Ones

A glorious defeat is often much bet
ter and more satisfactory than a very
easy victory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
IMPORTANT NEWS
NOTES OF A WEEK
LATEST HAPPENINGS THE WORLn
OVER TOLD IN lTEMlZED
FORM.
EVENTS HERE AND THERE
Condensed Into a Few Lines for the
PerusaI of the Busy Man.
Latest Personal lnfor-
nation.
PERSONAL.

Claude Graham White, the British
aviator, won the blue ribbon event of
the Boston Harvard aero meet, the
Boston Globe prize of $4,000, for his
harbor flight to Boston light and re-
turn.
Congressman Fowler of the Fifth
district was Endorsed by the people of
New Jersey for the United States SEN
ate to succeed Senator Kean.
Grace Van Studiford, the comic
opera star, has filed petition in
bankruptcy in New York city. She
owes $2O,901 and her assets consist
of ten dollars cash and sorne clothing
that is exempt.
H. Rowland Clapp of Baltimore,
Md, was appointed receiver for the
Baltimore Compositype company, on
petitions setting forth that the COM
pany was unable to meet liabilities
in excess of $3,OOO,OOO.
Albert w. Harris of Chicago, a
banker, passed through Omaha driv-
ing prairie schooner, on his way
from Los Angeles, Cal, to his home,
where he expects to arrive ABOUT
October 1.
Woodrow Wilson, president of
Princeton university, was nominated
on the first ballot by the New Jersey
Democratic convention as its candi-
date for governor.
George E. Roberts of Chicago took
the oath of office as director of the
mint at Washington, the position he
held until he resigned to become
president of the Commercial National
bank of Chicago.
Mrs. Nina Bennett, wife of a tailor
in Seattle, Wash, killed her three
month-old son and herself with strych-
nine. She left note saying that she
was going insane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21

The Bolt Made Him Deaf for Time
allows Ills thoughts to wander and
confuse themselves as they will In the
nearest semblance to sleep of which
he is capable.
Neither Wire nor the physicians who
have studied his case are able to as
sign cause for the condition, nor can
they explain why it Is that he has
retained a state of rubust health for
all these years of insomnia.
He has even done hard manual work
In the open air at frequent intervals
without being able to WOO the coy
goddess of sleep.
The only result at all noticeable
from his long-continued wakefulness
has been loss of weight in the past
score Of years, amounting to between
Is and 80 pounds He used to weigh
nearly 280 pounds, and now he tips
the scale at barely 200.
Wire says he believes that a stroke
Of lightning he received 80 years ago
might have something to do with his
popularity, though it happened years
before he first suffered with insomnia
The bolt made him deaf for a time
He was driving team of horses into
barn at the approach of a thunder
storm. The horses were knocked down
and other men were stunned.
For some years while suffering from
insomnia Wire had job as night
Waterman for the Lackawanna rail
road, but he never slept during the
days. Mrs. Ware bears him cut in that
statemSnt. He is the alarm clock for
the family. No matter what time one
of them wants to get up in the morn
ing, Father Wire is there to rouse him.
He listens all through the night to the
striking Of the town clock
Wire says he suffers from more or
less restlessness at times, but the
strange malady has not impaired his
health or strength to any degree His
physician, who says that Wires age
GO, is such now that he ought to have
regular and ample rest, has been treat
ing him with view to inducing drow-
siness, but thus far without result.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood,

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
Has Not SLEPT Since
LIGHTNING STRUCK HIM
NEW JERSEY POLICE CHEF
CLAIMS HE HAS NOT sLUM-
BERED IN TWENTY YEARS.


Hachettstown, n. J.-Alonzo Wire of
this place, 12 years head Of the police
department, says that for the last 20
years he has not closed his eyes in
sleep. He came near it, he says, sew.
eral times recently, when he found
himself getting drowsy in front OF a
hot fire, but when he would attempt to
take advantage of it and lie down to
compose himself for the long-sought
nap, sleep would fit away and he
would pass the night, as he passed
so many others, in wide eyed wakeful-
ness.
He does not go to bed now, but re-
clines on a couch in the front room
of his home, where in the darkness he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21
Real Rov.

An illustration of belief she has
that the kindergarten is quite as pro-
ductive of mirth as it is of other
things, Mrs. Josephine Daskam Bacon,
in her new F. rper book, The Biogra-
ply of a Boy, relates what happened
to Binks when at the kindergarten he
was set to making lemon-colored,
glazed-paper chains. Binks objected
to forging them, expressed aversion to
them when finished, and then sudden
ly recoiled upon himself, producing
them at truly prolific rate The
teacher hoped that his industry had
not been accompanied with smearing
of paste upon his person.
emo, there isn't too much paste on
en- he assured her affably; there
isn't none at all e 'em without
Listen, child while clever lit
tie Martin tells Low he made the
ends of his strips hold together with
out using PASTE cried Mrs. Trayner,
trustfully.
81 spit On em, said Binks briefly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-21

how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DR.. Ki1mer & Co.,
N. Y. Don't make any mis-.
take, but remember the name, Swamp.
Root, and don't let a dealer sell you
something i'll place of Swamp-Root-if
you do you will be disappointed.