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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
A WIDOWS LUCK.
Quit the Thing That Wss Slowly In
Turing Her.

A woman tells how coffee kept her frs:n in
surfing her life:
81 suffered Tor many years chiefly from irorlie
with my heart. with severe nervous headaches
and neuralgia; but although incspacitated at
times for my housework. did not realize the
gravity Of my condition till ! was rejected for
life Insurance. pecause. the examining pLysi-
clan said. my heart was ~ bad he coull not
pass me.
This distressed me very much. ~ was .
widow and had child dependent upon me. It
was to protect her future that wanted tn H..
sure my life.
Fortunately for me. happened to read an
advertisemsnt contalaing Testimonial from
man who had been aRectsi in the same way
that was with heat trouble, aud Who was
bensAted b. leaving OF coffee and using Postum
grasped at the hope this held out, and made
the change at once.
my health begsn 20 impnoro Immediately.
TAs headaches and Dsu:a -sia disappeared.
gained in assh and r,y appetite came back to
ne. Greatest Of al. my hssrt was strengthened
from the beginning. and soon oil the distressing
symptoms passed avsy. No myEs waking up
in the night with my heart trying 10 ~ out Of
ny moutAi
Then again made application for life In.
uz.scs. ssd had no trouble In passing the naedi.
cal examination.
at wss seven years ago taat hesaa 70 use
Postum and am uEins It still. and shall a u
tinue to Do %. a. and Il q guarantee OF good
health" Name given By Postum Company, Bat.
tie Greek. Mich.
a>~n 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08

SIXTY.TWe BADES IN PERL.
1eseuers Do Good Work at Fire IN
ORDNANCE.

CHICAGO. May a-Sixty-two babies
were rescued from death by burning when
FIRE destroyed the Mary Martha Hobbs
buiIAing Of the Methodist Deacon's Or
phanaSe In Q remote suburb Saturday
night. One OF the babies died of fright
after Il had been dragged from beneath q
bed by . villager.
Rescuers carried the orphans from the
blazing ltructure by armleads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
Fire Chief to Be Chosen.

Considerable interest centers In the Sc
lection of fire chief for the city. 1t is
regarded as probable that joint session
Of the city council will be held for that
purpose. following It's business meeting
tomorrow night. so far as known there
will be but two candidates nominated,
and they are Robert Gronau and John
dorsement OF the members of the Column
bia fire engine company for the posi-
ton.
Mark L. Price, jr., who Is now acting
fire chief. says he will not be candidate
for the position.
Mr.. Price was appointed to serve fol-
lowing the death Of Chief Pettey and
pending the election Of permanent chief
by the city council
Funeral Of J. w. Poss.
Funeral services for ]. william Poss,
who died Saturday last in Portsmouth,
N. H.. as q result of a fall from a lad
der, will be held at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at his late home, 11O4 King
street. Services will be conducted by
Rev. w. E. Watson, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. Members Of Alexan-
|drta-Washington Lodge Of Masons, Of
which he was member, will attend.
The following will be the pallbearers:
Richard Gibson. DR.. w. NJ. Smith, 8. w.
Pitts, J.. M. Duncan, John Aumack and
Samuel A. Haslett.
The body was brought here yesterday
afternoon and was accompanied by his
brothers. Harry e. and Julian F. Poss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
HEALTH OFFICE PERMIT
! FOR removal Of LEPfR
R. Woodward Will Expedite
Transfer Of Filipino Pa.
tient to Manila.

D.. william C. woodward. health off,
Ger Of the District Of Columbia. says he
win give Anaeleto Palabay q permit to
leave the District ut any moment. but
Il VIII not be Q round trip permit.
Pslabay % the lonesome Filipino con-
Anad q the leper house near the Wash
ington Asylum. and in whom Manuel l.
ous1ou. one Of tho resident commission
srs Of the Philippine Islands, has taken
IN interest. Mr.. oueson intends to ask
1og persuisgion to take Anacleto to the big
heGpltal In Manila, where many lepsrs
are treated. DR.. Woodward said this
morning that the District would let moth
Ing stand In the way Of handing to Mr..
Queson . permit to take the leper out
Of the city.
ososrsl Permit Necessary.
The pssznassion Of the public health and
marine hospital service will be necessary
in order to take the young man across
the continent. 1t viii probably be neces-
sary to transport him In q box car,
Speaking OF the case this morning. DR..
woodward said:
This Filipino boy has scarcely under
stood what is the matter with him until
rocently. He was told that he had leprosy
when he went to the quarantine house,
but I do not believe that even then he
fully understood what leprosy is. Some
OF his own eountrymen called on him. and
then the callers dwindled to few or none
at oil. and no became hurt and made
inquiries why. It dawned on him then that
he had n incurable disease went out to
see him short while ago. and found
that he did not fully realize what his
disease II. asked him II he had ever
read the stories Of lepers In the Bible. and
he said he had not.
Finally compreheuds.
'Tasn asked him about the big hos
Dital in Manila. where SO many lepsrs
80. He said he knew the hospital and
he also knew that when people went
there they stayed there. told him that
they had the same disease he had. and he
began 70 understand. Previous to that
he knew he had leprosy. but did not asso-
ctete the name OF the disease with any
thing he had ever known"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09


bienreiie unb 0orleIunes 5ournse
t.imaetebrien ioSiaibemosratlIden
Rei9siass uno 9srpoI.
tunass assgrperien 5r. Gilbert Siibetum
icllen feline yar..issnDHen in Der h.fs
tighten Wsiie ber. Die fcsiaIiitiIten
3situnsen fperi.n ibm ppr, pub er ss
ipdbreno iein,s Qufentboltes in BEN
gereinistsn Staaten niht BLOB unter'
iieb, in tpirtiamer Weife fir ben Soa
sidlismus su asitiren, fonbern iogar
fctpeii sine. Die BON Der partei itets
betGmpfie Go3iaieeiessebung 3u prsis
fen. Diefes 9srsebens sssen een
parieigeift iOu CT ith bauptidtlih bel
elmer Deridmmluns innlDis aeraht
Laben, por pelhsr er i'm Ropember in
Nen Uort iproh unb bic nur gum
bssttsn 1bsik aus SejtaIifsn tefans.
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Die gunbesreyieruns s.3t fdarf sssen
betriiserifde 6ol5fdasrssleIl,
idaften por.
Der proseB eesen Jrau 2aura s.
Sdent nimmt Wontag in Dbsslins,
90. 9a., feinen Gufans.
Die 9efefisung bts g. :
mama TdnQls.

n q III q u II q ! ..
Waibinaton, 9. g., 8. San.
Yrdfbent 9aft bat am SoHntag ben
Snbalt zines Sdreibens b.tannt eeges
Zen, bas ibm Don benz .bsmaligsu Ct
nator isorafer bon Sbio iibermittslt
purbe unb bas ba3u fsitragsH biirfte,
bic Situation be3iislit Der SSrug. 5u
tldr.n. OF bic 8ereinisten Stadteu bas
Rsdt beIisen. ben Banana aanal 5u
beI.ftiaen. Qls bic llntsrbanblung.n
besiiglih bes 6ap pnuntsfot. 8ers
TRACES esfiibri puroen. Der b.,auntli4
iopobl BON ben Der. Stadt.n pie bon
Gnslanb rotifi3irt ipOrosu iit, tpuroe
S.naior sSorater periti.oertlid bon
Seir.tGr 5ap su Roth 8s3os.n unb
unterbreiteie perIhiebene 9orIhlGee.
bic in ben 9srtras aufssnomrsn Durz
ben, bur9 pelhen bieisr Resieruua
bas Rent s.fidert tpurhe. oi. nOthigen
WabregeIn gum Sdub beg aunallons
b.s unb Der Sdiffobrt gu treffen. Ohns
bab jeboh gefeitigunsen oefinitio ous
toriiirt ipurben.
Der Brief bes 5errn 5ornter ar
ben 9rGIinenien, Der dugeniteinlif
peroifntlitt porben iit. neil Serl
iSordtsr Iih in BEN Shreiben bemiibt
bic Jortifitationsfrage su lOi.n, ban:
belt BON Der 9hGtigtsit beg 9unbess
ienats nit Bssus auf bds 4bihIisBer
BON 8erirGsen NIT England uao BE-
3iigli6 Der @siese, bic na6 Der Rdti'
! Ii3irung bes 5up Yauneefote Der
TRACES paFirt porbeN iinn. DER 9ri.
b.bdnoelt bic Ratifi3iruns zines Der
TRACES burd ben Senat am 20. S3sm
Der 1900. Der bon Der britifdeu Regie
| ruHg abselebnt tpurbe. 4ls bie'st
9ertrng bsm Ssnat uHterbrsiiet pur
be. enthielt er cine erpreIie Beitim
muna segeu gefeitigunsen beg 6anol!
unb hisrfiir puroe an SetretGr 9al
cine fsbr idarfe Sritit seiibt. 8ai
4btcmmen fpurbe iullebereinitimmun!
| nit ben Diiniten oss Boltes abgsdn
bert uno als bann Der Deriraa bon be-
britiIhen Hesieruug 5uriidsetpiefsl
ipurbe. erfolstsu nsae, heftise 4nsriIT
auf Setreidr 5ab.
SetretGr Gan mar Oh Der Siellung
nabme Der preiIe isbr beunrubist uni
Iprah an einem Sonntag 8ormitia!
bel Genator Joratsr DOT. Gelegentlid
nisies Deiuhss mar Der Se.retdr. nj
Serr Jorater sr.ldrt, rnisberssIhla
| gen uno entmuibiat". CT 3siete Ssrri
| ;5oratsr einen Brief pom 2oro Sans
bonnie, bsHsn Srbait oarauf binoeu
tete. bob es iih taum perlobne, Inter
honblunsen besuglih zines neuen Ger
TRACES an3utniipisn. fuenn in osmisI
ben niht gor..brungen fir Die Bel
lesung Der Streitisseiien gema4
ipiirben. bic 3piiten ben Der. Siaaisl
| unb CANADA berrihien. 6err 6ap hisI
einsn bernrtisen 9ertrag fir abIolu
unmoslih uno slaubte, bub bterourc
| iebipeber Gortidritt nit ge5ug oil
ben aanol unmoglia semadt ipiirps.
| Jn elmer IGnsersn Distufion be
syrase einist.u ith Setretdr Gan I'M
S<nator Joroter babin. bab ss Der
aeblihe Miibe iein piirbe, bic HatlfI
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Drudereien monorhiftiidkr gIdttsr II
2iidton bemclirt.
1ruppen mubten CUR Mieberberfteaunc
ber Ruhe requirirt tperben.
Die Resisrung BON 6diii min bic Rid
tebr General Girmin's perbinbern.
Die Mebr5ohl Der 9rubenarbeiter I'm
Rubrsebiet perlanst cine ers
b0bung bes Mrbeitslobns.
grotefiren sesen bic nene
Derfaifuns.

Strabburg I. e., 8. San. -
@m Sounias fdnben bier setpaltise
iosialiftiide unb Ireiiinniae aunb'
sebuneen sesen bic projettirte nsue
WerfaHuns fir Gliab 2othrinsen
itatt. Der Gntipurf Der DerfaHung
ipurbe bonn 8unbesratb am is. De-
aember euigebeiben. DER Reihstasss
ab9eorbnete Dernbarb 8oebIe belt cine
Re0s, In tpeIner er cine republiianiite
Nteieranssform perlangte. Die De-
monFsrirenben marI4irten burh bic
Straben. aber es tam 81 ieinerlsi
glusfhreitungen. 4ebnIihe Demons
jtrotionen fonben in WIblbauien.
Wleb unb in onberen Stdbten itutt.
Die in ben 3iisen mitmarIhir.nben
Hapellen ipielien fosialiiiiIds Wdrs
fhe unb bic Wense iiimmts forttrabs
renb fo5ioliftiide aieber on.
groB Berlin pu dsenorm.
9erIin, 8. San. Tas Refultat
Der Wo!tss1blung in groB Berlin
iisst nun ponitdnbis Dor. Die Reihss
bauptfiabi bot nit ihren 81 Yororten
3.702, 1852 ginpobner. Die 3rnobms
betrus pdbrenb Der lesten balben De-
faoe runb 10000 Seelen uno biz
sur nd1ften 3dblung I'm Sabre 1915
lpirb bic 0ixrtemilIionensGrnse ies
benfafIs melt iiberidritieH iein.
Rampf um ben Gunb einss
Qutfders.
Berlin, 8. Son. Sang Berlin
1T seiponnt ouf ben ausgung oes
4ampfes. Der um einen BON oem
Drof4ieniutidtr puni auselmann see
monien srobsn 1unD entbrunnt III.
DER autiner bate Dor einem Sabre eis
nes 1ases 3lpei pornetms Ruiien ols
Bobrgdite unb als biefelbtn iein De.
fGbrt berloNen botten, entbcdie er in
ben 4iftn oes Wasens elm pddhen
nit sSulpelen I'M Wertk bon 11O. 900
Mari unb 10000 Rubel in rufifhen
Woninoten. Der Wonn iieferie ben
1unb Der poli3ei aus unb am Somitog
bdtte er benielben unter bem gsiet sus
riiderbolien follen. bn iih bic giaens
tblmer innerbalb sines Johres niht
gemelbet botten. 4ls er TN Volisfi.
prdiibium Dorfprah. nm ben S9ab obs
5ubclen. mnbie tr jsbo6 nit leeren
46noen ob3iebtn. bd oerielbe nun BON
feinem Arbeitseber. bem Deiiber Der
Nutf6e. bednfpruht tpirn. Nnberbem
III elm Gtreit barber entitunben. ob
Die Gtobt Berlin ober Der Worort
Gtorlotteuburg ~ Der 1900 Mart
ousmonenben GunOfeuer bere6tist III.
Reues aus Csferrei6.
Mien. 8. Gan. aaiier Dran5 Sos
ffpb bnt feline regslmGbigen 4usiabrten
spieber auIgeucmmen. Dieie Runoe III
Don Der seTammien Hsp0lterung nit
belem Jubel begribt tporben. liefert
fie bo@ ben biinbieften Heiptis. Dab Der
Grtife 0srrf6er iih BON benz leiHien
Antnrrb. iuelder ibn mebrere IGge an
feline 0em16sr I'm Gnlob GnGnbrunn
ftnelte, b0lIi8 erbolt 6ot unO bic pielT
fab 0ebeaten 4efiir9tu11en, bo6 bds
leiben be1 0fondr6en ssniierer Qatur
iei s5Gts xabseSam>st Uossa.
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lDttterbert4f.

Tiir Ohio: aGlter om Wontas;
stSnes M.eiier i'm fiiblihen nnn
Gdnee i'm n0rblidfn 9biI bes Stnas
fts.
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D.rben h5ditpubrfdrinIid ibr. gub'
rer In ben Bunbesfenat srtpdblsn.
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.Jn(anOge(egrap6
9arf lant ben beitebenoen Yers
trdsen bic Der. Staaten
8esieruns ben Yana'
ma 3anal.
90 ertldrt Der ebemalise 1nnoess
ienator s}orafer In eiuem Brief
a. ben Yr6foenten.

Die beiben bemoiraiifdeH Ja.tionen
In Meft @irsiRi.u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
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COMMUNICATIONS


Editor Leader: / notice the cham
Der of commerce has passed resolu-
tions calling for patroniAng OF home
industries. and especially mention a
few Why not mention hem an
Why are not Guthrie flour mills pat
roni2ed more extensively. Why
should wichita flour have sway here2
DO you know that twenty thousand
dollars goes out of Guthrje every AZ
months 60 Sears Roebuck * Co. and
why are not our job printing estab-
lishments. which pay taxes here,
more literally patroni1ed / believe
that so per cent of the lob prints
business leaves town The Dorsey
Printing company of DaHa, ENline
and other printing plants send men
here and some business meu break
their necks TO patrnize them Dorsey
has three travelling men VINO live here
How much tax does Dorsey pay TO
luthries III Guthrie people wcuid ger
together and strike toee'her there
would be more money spent in Guth
-ie CITIZEN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
GREEN ON WoMrN

Either the Gin oinnad hnonirer's
New York correspondent is more on.
! tefprislng or less veraeious than
some OF the other correspoudentg
! who broke the glad news 10 us tbat
/ colonel p. HI Il Green. the forty.
four year old son Of Hetty, the rich.
est woman in the world. is To be
married as soon as the rwenty.year
period OF probation fixed bv hls
mother expires, which viii be next
year.
The Enquirer correspondent had
the usually amiable colonel discuss
New York women OF the society tgpe
IN the following breezy out moi very
amiahle fashion:
When / get married Ill marry a
woman and not a clothes horse Shell
be from the West I'm going TO
Texas right now
New York women do not know
the real meaning of marriage They
marry for home 10 live Out of.
they marry a man 10 be lway from
himi they marry, In fact, to get "a di
fofce In order TO get a new husband
or live on the alimony of che FIRST
Children are the last thing they
want They are the very last word
OF the useless.
IT tney can have beautiful clothes
and look fashionable. II they can ride
In automobiles or own yachts. cot
iage at Newport or @ villa 40 6ar
Harbor they are snug I'm their dc
mestic accomplishments
None of them know how To cook
or sew. And holy h0rtorsl they
would deny that their eood. old
homely grandmothers knew how to
wash clothes. Some OF their grand.
mothers did wash clothes. TOO
These New York womon are the
last word I'm the useless. they are
parasites for fair AN they want /
are clothes-and then more clothes. 4
New York Is fashion mad. aud pity
lt is that women from other states /
follow like sheep.
Why. let a good dome sticated lit-I
-le woman from my state-lrom Tex /
ls-come here aud ia a few weeks .
she'll be "a hne veneer OF tno New \
York woman. If a fashionable New I
York woman went up Firth avenue I
with a ring in her nose the jewellers
couldn't finish nose rings fast enough /
10 supply the demand. The hobbio /
skirt got down 20 The Mexican border
u my state six weeks after the drst
lne arrived in New York.
Women should marry with the
dea OF having children and caring
or a home How many OF these
Romen hero do it2 Most married 1
Eomen here among the wealthy
.lasses don't know any more why
laregoric is given or when the Young.
ter is expected 10 car rs FIRST teeth
han they know about an ichthyosaur-
IS.
They leave that TO tholslnd-doilar
loctors and 10 hundred-doliar nurses,
nd as for their own tabies-weil-
u / have 20 say IS that If more WON
"a knew how 10 COOK chicken and
make pies there would be less d. (
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O @ @ g. @ q O @ @ O o o @ o %
b @
D vAGRANT VERSE
y
Q O O @ o q O o @ O O o O O @
a NEW po.nr or VIEW.

used 70 think he was a fool;
lie bored ME every time we met;
There seemed TO be but one pooi
rule
An that which served him for set
He talked about his ltttle son,
It'll oft ! impolitely fled
He told me what the child had done
Repeated all that be had said,
4 used 70 think his mind was weak
4 always Stunned him when I could;
IN fact, | fancled him a freak;
But that was ere ! understood;
] learned 10 almost hate his child.
Ana wondered why he c0nld not see
That othets pltyingly snilpd,
That he'd become d bore 10 me-
] used 20 rush across the street
Thus often rlsking life and limb,
So that we should not have 10 meet
For as a plague ! dreaded him,
But ! nave learned TO be more just;
] greet him with friendly tone,
TO tell the plain truth, II I must,
4 have a baby Or my own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
, o @ . Q . O @ @ C @ Q @ @ {
PRESS COMMENT {
C @ @ @ @ o @ @ g @ @ @ @ :
our Fire Department

lFUiS& Morlu)
We are going TO assume that the
Icostly fire apparatus it Is proposed 10
buy with the bonds asked I'll an abso.
flute necessity If SO, then let il be
purchased But, also, let more care
ful attention be paid to the fire de-
lpartment. and the fire equipment by
lsome Of the higher executives Of the
city.
The World distinctly recalls the
argument put forth at the time tha
automobile equipment noW on hand
was being proposed. 1t was made TO
the writer Of these remarks, and was
Ito the effect that the big, seven
thousand-dollar machine was a power
pump, a proven success, and designat-
ed to take the place of the old-time
steamers.
Yet we find the mayor urging a
bond issue for the purpose OF seeur-
ing funds with which TO buy steam
er There is a relationship existing
between the average fire department
and the insurance rating authorities
s&8t exeites our suspicion.
At intervals the rating bureau au-
thorties assume to dictate to the
people of this city as to their fire
lighting apparatus, We are told
what to buy, If not the exact COM
pany from which the purchase shall
be made. IT is a matter Of record,
that this condition has bred scandal
in other cities, and It is matter
OF fact that considerable number OF
folk are DISSATISFIED with this phase
OF the case in Tulsa.
Tulsa, even better than the rating
board, knows when 1t has an ade-
quate equipment Results are conclu-
sive proof And the record indicates
that Tulsa has had an adequate
equipment all the while Let us
bond ourselves to purchase every
thing that is real necessity But
let us not become the victims Of I'M
seemly Vaccinations.
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Hle MrTlFR

"A Washington correspondent de-
scribes an incident Ina the senate
wherein Jeff Davis of Arkansas de-
serves credit for being genuinely
funny without being indecorous or OF
fensive We quote:
"A hush supeIYencd as the cold,
precise. and digniiied Senator Lodge
of the Bay state rose from his seat
aud sent an amendment 10 the desk
Of the clerk. II was Immediately re-
ported 10 the senate. and to the
amusement OF jeff Davis IL read
thus.
ITO add 70 the free list bin the
following. Rice. cleaned; uncleaned
rice, or rice free of the outer hull
aud sdll having the inner cuticle on;
rice flour. rice meal and broken rice;
paddy. or rice haYing the outer huh
on. -
IT was too much for jeff The
honor OF Arkansas was az stake.
Swift and sure he seized the trusiy
pen Of -Fiddling Bob" Taylor and
wrote an amendment himself And
tie clerk read.
80 To add to tne free list bin:
Boston baked beans. black beauS.
string beans. and all other beans,
raw. dried. spnt. or parcned also
Goldfish. skinned or unskiuncd. fresh
salted, or served Ia balls
The stately senate fell 0-f the
wagon OF - dignity ad role Gown
the ditch 0i unseemly mirtA. JEFF
Davis grinned Ia triumph. Ea had
come b3ck
Her Dg thus found his n.euo. i-t
ar. Davis stick 70 81 and an viii be
we'll Wholesome fun is grod FOR
both senate and people. fil without
IS always welcome and
alr. Davis vii uake no enemies by
his humorous sally.
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Thirty Years rooether

Thirty years or association--think
OF it. How the merit Of good thing
stands out in that tale-or the
worthlessness of bad one. So
there's 10 guesswork in his evidence
OF Thos. Ariss, Concord, Mich, who
writes; Il have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery for 80 years, and it's the
best cough and cold cure ever
Hsedr Once 1t finds entrance in q
home you cant pry it out. Many
families have used it forty years.
It's the most infallible throat and
lung medicine on earth. Unequaled
for iagnppe, asthma, hay fever,
Group, quinsy or sore lungs Price
soc, s100, Trial bottle free Guar
anteed by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
Better THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children
OF bed-wetting. There Is a consctitu
tional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M.
Summers, Box w. South Bend, Ind
win send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with full in-
structions. Send no money, but
write her today If your children trou-
bic you In this way. Don't blame the
child, the chances are it can't help
II. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine
difficulties by day or night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12

The people a one OF Middle West
ern States are very much disturbed
over the conspiracy by which II vas
attempted 20 get Dr. Wiley out Of
the department OF agriculture. and
the food commissioner of shls state
was approached by policeman OF lis
capital city a few days ago, who ask
ed. What are they going TO do with
DR.. Wiley II looks like another
Pinchot affair replied the commits
sioner "Plnchot. hell We don't
eat lumber. said the policeman.