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Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
Notice to Breeders

Will stand for public service, a Black Percheron Stallion, s years old, weight 17OO pounds, stands F hands. Also a Black Mammoth Jack, 4 years old, heavy horse and stands IA hands. Tel ms of service fees for each: S2O.0O to insure in foal $500 payable at first service, balance S15.00 due when mares are in foal.
 Will be at Great Harrington, Paul & Walkers livery barn, each week during the season on Thurs day, Friday and Saturday; the balance of the time at home, one mile south of Sheffield, on the Fox farm. Call and see them-they are hard to beat. Now is your time and chance to raise your own horses and mules, instead of pay ing the price ofa farm to buy them.
 Phone: Sheffield, 21-3.
 DAKT PADDED
Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
SALISBURY

Parker Hicks, of New Brunswick, N. J. spent Sunday with his family here.
 Mrs. M. F. Seller and friend, MT Gorton, of Springfield, Mass, are spend ing few days at "The White Hart Inn."
 The Drama entitled "The Woman Hater," given by Lakevills talent, with the exception of Mrs. W. P. Stone and W. F. Russell, was repeated here by request last Thursday night, with great success. The play is very attractive one, some characters needed and showed much talent, in fact, each one seemed to have part fitted to his own sphere. The proceeds were for the Hose Fund.
 Miss Florence Hortie, who. is taking the training for nurses in Pittsfeld, Mass, home for two weeks vacation
 Miss Lena Hortie resumed her duties in school Monday, being i'll last week.
 Miss Jennie Whitbeck, of Litchfeld, spent part of last week with friends.
 Mrs. F. VanBenscoten, of Millbrook, N. Y. spent Wednesday night with friends.
 The K. of P. initiated some new members on Monday evening, several visitors from Canaan were here. MT. G. H. Clark furnished the banquet.
 The members of the Salisbury Choir went to Norfolk for joint rehearsal on Wednesdav evening
Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
CANAAN BARRACKS

George and Henry Lane are visiting s. Lane, in Sharon, for a few days.
 Wallace Lane was in Great Barring ton last Friday.
 Mrs. Emma Clark called on her son, Leroy Monroe, in Lime Rock Sunday.
 A family by the name of Curtis has taken possession of the Wickwire farm near Cream Hill, recently.
Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

MT. Robert Merriman,' of Hartford, spent last Monday fishing in tAis vioini. ty.
 Rev, o. W. Hanna preached in Falls Village and South Canaan last Sunday, in exchange with Rev. MT. Hazeltine, who went to East Canaan to preach in the morning.
 MT. Philpps has moved his goods to Lower City.
 Miss Mabel Dean is visiting her sister, Mrs. Crossman, in Worthwhile.
 Miss Hattie Bosworth returned to her work in Cornwall Plain last Sunday. Her sister, Ruth, went with her to at tend to attend the concert on Monday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
CORNWALL HOLLOW

The W. 0. T. U. meets this Thursday evening at the house of Mrs. Katherine Sedgwick.
 MT. Rowland come up from Cornwall to attend church here last Sunday even ing.
 Mrs. L. S. Chipman and daughter were in West Cornwall last Saturday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25

was re-organize1, and MT. H. O. Rowley reelected superintendent.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Dennis Mclean at Chapinville.
 Mrs. A. Doolittle died at East Canaan aged TT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
MINISTERS OF TRI-
CITIES AT A PICNIC
Outing for Pastors and Their Wives
Planned for Next Monday at
Watch Tower.

Next Monday afternoon and eve
ming will be held the annual outing ana
picnic of the Ministerial alliances of
the tri-cities at the Watch Tower park
Supper will be served at $50 and fol-
lowing there will be six responses to-
toasts by pastors of the tri-cideS. DR..
w. H. Blancke of Davenport win be
POSTMASTER. Dr. H w. Reed is chair
man of the committee which is ar
ranging the supper and Rev. T. E.
Newland is chairman OF the committee
which is preparing the program. The
ministers and their wives will attend.
1t is the request OF DIR. Reed that all
who intend joining in the affair send
their names to him not later than Sat
urday morning so that all arrange
ments may be duly completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
TRAVELLERS ARE TO CUT UP
John F. Holt Elected to Presidency
of Latter's Organization Tor
Year 1912.

Tomorrow will be the fun day of
the Illinois Pharmaceutical associa-
ton and the Illinois Pharmaceutical
Travellers association. The parade
of the travellers, always the hit of
the state meeting, will move prompt
ly at 10 in the morning. J. R. d.
Stephenson of Chicago will be cap
tain. His aids are to be Chief
Plenty Smoke" Baxter and Chief
Black Hawk" Oxley. 1t is said that
both Baxter and Oxley were water
boys in the Black Hawk war. They
promise to wear their original
feathers tomorrow. The parade has
been designated as the "Chantecler."
The travellers never make any ad-
vance announcements of their enter
tainment plans. but the Inference Is
that there will be some rooster and
chicken impersonators in the line.
Captain Stephenson has sent out
word to the boys that no one will be
permitted to march unless specially
uniformed for the occasion. At the
conclusion of the parade there will
be a card party for the ladies in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

ger, NauVoo; Mrs. NJ A Pritchard,
Mrs. W. F. Bohe, Mrs. George LEM,
Mrs. George Mayer, Mrs. B. A. Holt
ger, Mrs ]. ]. Klocka, Mrs. A. E.
Lahl, Mrs. George Weld, Mrs. H. G.
Bellmore, Mrs. E. S. Bernard, Anna
Hitchon, Mrs. George R. Leonard,
Mrs. E. G. Kruger, Mrs. c. E. Bat
ties, Mrs. Kate Schmidt, Thea Swan
son, Mrs. G. H Avery, Mrs. ]. F.
Forbrich, Mrs. B. Olopson, Mrs. T.
C. Ballard, Mrs. John Meyers, Mrs.
P. ]. Roth, Chicago; Mrs. c. Brun-
strom, Mrs. Gus Lindvahl, Mrs. A. C..
Croswell, Mrs. G. W. Sohrbeck, G..
Elaine Mowry, Moline; Mrs. William
Ullemeyer, Mrs. A. ]. Riess, Bessie
Riess, Grace UIlemeyer, Florence
Ullemeyer; Mrs. H. E. VanDuzer,
Miss Edna Volker, Mrs. Fred Herges,
Mrs. Ed Strate, Mrs. Oscar c. Oberg,
Mrs. N. w. Steiner, Malvina Pear
son. Mrs. H. E. Rowe, Mrs. H. j.
Koch, Mrs. c. H Boehme, Rock Is
land; Miss Kate Miller, Mrs. Charles
Achelpohl, Quincy; Keefer Lescher,
Alma Lescher. Galesburg; Mrs. w. S.
Randolph, Ipava; Mrs. Walter Hol-
derread, Litchfield; Mrs. George c..
Lescher, Galesburg; Mrs. H. E. Por-
ter, Rockford; Mrs. S. NJ. Riggs, At
wood Mrs. Ralph E. Dorland, De-
catur; Mrs. A. E. Freberg, Rockford;
Mrs w. B. Stout, Peoria; Mrs. T. B.
Shaffer, Oneida; Mrs. T. S. Wake
field, Oak Park; Mrs C. A. Abraham
son, Hubbards Wood, Mrs. H. B.
Honens, Oak Park; Mrs. Clyde Glen
coe; Mrs. George r. Leonard, Oak
Park; Mrs. G.. R Mills, Evanston;
Mrs. J. H. Wells, Evanston; Mrs. w.
D. Duncan, Ottawa; Jennie NJ. Dun
can, Ottawa; Mrs. Krell, Davenport;
Mrs John F. Holt, Monticello,
Iowa: Mrs. G. H. Barnhart, Peru;
Mrs. G. NJ. Hall, Davenport; Kate
Stimson, Tiskilwa; Myrtle E. Roth,
Austin; Mrs. Gus Kirchner, Dekalb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

Springfield would win the 1912
the preliminary skirmish, but today
there was indicated a purpose to
step aside for Springfield. The loca-
ton Of the convention. however. will
not be settled until a meeting in
January. The Illinois Pharmaceutic-
al association held a business session
this morning in the Y. M. c. A.
auditorium. The travellers held
their session in the chapel in the
same building. During the morn
ing a delegation from the Illinois
convention visited the meeting of the
Iowa association at Davenport, and
this afternoon the Iowans came for
call on the Illinoisans. The pro-
gram of the morning session was as
follows:
Report of the auditing committee.
Report of the committee on pres
ident's address.
Report of the committee on trade
interests-E. D. Ladish. chairman.
Report of the committee on board
Of pharmacy records-G. Henry
Sohrbeck, chairman.
Report of the state board of phar-
macy-M. C. Metzger, president.
Report of the committee on Z. S.
P. and n. F. propaganda-Ge
P. Mills, chairman.
Report of the National Association
of Retail ruggists-Thomas II.
Potts, secretary.
RIDE ON THE RIVER.
Last evening the visitors were
taken for a ride on the steamer, Co
lumbia. There was music on board
and a few hours were passed most
delightfully."- on the water
This, afternoon the ladies were
taken for an automobile ride over
the tri-cities as guests of the Rock
Island County Retail Druggists as
ISOLATION.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

Der. Ed Sundine. H. E. Rowe. Earl
Belts, Thad Taylor, Rock Island;
Thomas S. Wakefield, Oak Park;
Hugh Canaan, Milan; Frank Cres-
sof, Milan; Charles T. Baumann,
Springfield; c. w. Minshall, Colfax;
F. A Nelson, Roy J. Schneider,
Clinton; Arthur Warren, Moline; E.
Jennisch, Rock Island; Walter Fude,
Rock Island; H. L. Stryler, Peca-
tonica; George c. Lescher, Gales
burg; c. Applebaum. Galesburg; E.
Heimbeck, Rock Island; c. E. Til
ton, Paramount; w. V. Dufner, Pc
oria; A. J. Casey, Peoria; E. d.
Lees, Kewanee; F. B. Schaffer,
Oneida; George c. Bartels, Camp
Point; Walter Holderread. Itch
field; w. S. Denton, Beardstown;
William Miller, Clinton, Iowa; Cecil
Ayers, Clinton, Iowa; c. Brum-
strom, Moline; E. E. Keith, Hinck-
ley; Hugh Marshall. Monmouth; A.
F. Cover, Toulon; F. r. Peterson,
Bishop Hill; T. ]. Wylie, Rock Falls;
J. NJ. Bickford, Sterling: Oscar Tho
relius, Galesburg; R E. Wood, Rock
ford; E. A. Lapau, Spring Valley; o.
f. Gill and family. Leroy; R. n.
Dodds, Springfield; B. E. Greenwich,
Canton; August II. Heidbreder,
Quincy; W. 4. Heidbreder, Quincy;
John Jennisch, Moline; c. P. Guen-
Their, Freeport; A. J. Beger, Nauvoo;
H. Stodle, Blue Island; E. L. Cid
dings, Galesburg; H. c. Jewett, Ore
gon: c. L. Cunningham, Wod.n,
Iowa; Henry J. Koch, Rock Island;
Guy J. Writ, Rock Island; Gus
Kirchner, Dekalb; A F. Pireson.
Rock Island; J. c. Siedenfuss, z. S.
Arnold, J. o. Laurin, L. Kuehl, Otto
Bugfeld, H. c. Chapman. Rock Is
land; A. G. Penyon, Dubuque; L. E.
Ennis. Silvis; E. X. HOLMAN, Dav-
export; P. G. Hobart, Austin; T. H.
Cobb, Aledo; Z. d. Hirschy, Ke
vance; George p. Mills, Evanston;
c. W. Jacob. Forest Park; Char
lotte f. Stimson. Elgin: John w.
Hoover. Galesburg: G. +. Barnhart,
Peru. c. s. Randolph. Ipava, e. J.
Caron. Springfield: c. w. Fitzger-
aid. Morrison; A c. Mitchell,
Springfield: F. w Jericho, Fairfield,
Iowa; E. Jericho, r. Lindstrom. Her
bert ALL, H c. Carlson. Miss Z.
Carlson, Moline; Charles H Achel-
pohl. Quincy; J. F. Schreve. Jack
sonville; Oscar Oberg, L. A. Schmidt,
William Ullemeyer. +. d. G. Walker,
H. Loot, W. T. Hartz. George New
berry. A. ]. Riess, Rock Island;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
400 REGISTER AT
The CONVENTION
Druggists, Travellers and Their
Wives Gather in Rock Island
From All Sections.
PHARMACISTS IN THE LEAD
Association Has - Representatives
on Ground, Knights of Grip
30, Women 80.

Registration for the state pharma-
ceutical convention reached 400 at
noon today. The delegates TO the
Illinois Pharmaceutical association
meeting are:
+. II. Ladish, John Boehm, S. Lo-
self, T. F. Cannon, H. J. Kruger, A.
Z. Zuber. J. z. Crowley, H. c. Chris
tensen, J. o. Mahaffy, John T. LUe-
der, W. A. Jungk, Z. II. Luehr, John
Myers, w. George Fry, John F.
Bachmann. w. B. Day, Joseph F.
Forbrich, j A. Topf. T H. Patter-
son, T. H. Lott, F. II. Kellett, Paul
Stooky. Jennie Robbins. Conrad a.
Bickhause. John Bakers, Charles
H Avery, l. j Pelckan, H. J. Meyer.
w. P. Kroche, George R. Leonard.
II. c. Kraft, Herman Fry. L. p. Lar
sen, Otto F. Neithammer, William
Krizan, K. w. Beecher. H. F. Schap-
er, c. z. Battles, w. II. Brown,
Harvey Hood. Stanley J. Jerozul, Jo-
seph Swanson, B. A. c. HoelZer, G..
II. Bonner, Richard Merz, George
Mayer, Carl Klockau, Charles Mar
tin, George LEM, F. F. Bonner, P.
J. Forlbrich. J. NJ. Lestma, Clyde
NJ. Snow, Chicago; NJ. w. Battles.
Jr.. Moline; John c. Wheatcroft,
GRANVILLE; w. d. Duncan, Ottawa: J.
II. Wells, Evanston: II. o. Rolls,
Rock Island: A. L. Adams, Winnet-
ka; II. 'Benton Honens. Oak Park;
=. z. Blake. Watseka: G. W. Gun
lingham. Champaign: L. c. Stanat.
Aurora; Albert r. Clyde. Glencoe;
Willie Crawford, Galesburg; w
Hetter. Rock Island; George From
me, Moline; c. J. Strate, F. a.
Glawe. c. f. Mclean. Ralph Koer-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
PASTOR VOTED VACATION
Rev. f. t. Newland to Preside at
Havana Ministerial Institute.

Rev. f. T. NewIand to Preside at
Havana Ministerial Institute.
AT the meeting of the official board
of the First Methodist church, Rev.
T. E Newland, pastor, was granted a
three-weeks' vacation to begin July
II. on that date Rev. Mr.. Newland and
his wife will leave for Havana, Ill,
where Rev Mr.. Newland will attend the
meeting of the Interconference Minis
terial institute of which he is tho
president The institute includes the
three conferences in central and
southern Illinois. Ten days will be
spent at the lake near Havana. The
remainder of the three weeks granted
him will be spent in other cities. Dur
ing his absence the pulpit will be hll-
ed by various pastors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

George W. Sohrbeck, A. ]. Ldehn,
Gus Lindvan, Moline; John l..
Schultz, Carthage; Ralph E. Dor
land, Decatur; A. E. Freberg, Rock
ford; w. F. Baum, Danville; Ed
Merz, Oak Park; P. Gain, East st.
Louis; Hosmer c. Porter, Rockford;
S. NJ. Riggs, Atwood; N. w. Steiner,
L. MoeIler and A. F. Sala, Rock Is
land.
PHARMACEUTICAL TRAVELLERS.
Ed Lohl, F. L. Kother, F. ]. Hoey,
e A Redig, H. Comnisch; George
c. Weld, R. w. Keim, ]. A. Muldoon,
Phil Lyman, Frank r. Fuller, D.
Bertolit. Oscar o. Huyck, F. c. Bal
lard, Dr. NJ H. Pritchard, F. H.
EIsner, F. H. Gazzolo, F. L. Whee-
Ter, r. D. Klein, T. w. Golden. R. H.
Senith, w. Baxter, H. A. Antram, N.
NJ Huison, G. A. Jerman, A. r. Brun-
dage, w. E. Schmidt, E. G. Kruger,
Jack Zimmerman, r. G. Shirley, w.
l. Bibb, E. G. Roberts, F. c. Herrick,
w. McGibbs, A. T. Seibert, I. D. Fa-
den. F. n. Axley, G. E. Walker, E.
L. Fieney, R. L. Boehm, H. l. Car
nahan, Joseph Stoeffel, J. r. D. Stew
enson, William F. Bohe, Chicago; F.
y. Dudley, Decatur; A. c. Kennedy,
Freeport; Alfred Richenbach, Pc
oria; L. B. Glover, Grand Rapids.
Mich; H. E. VanDuzer, Rock Island;
Dave D. Gemmell, Oak Park; A. L.
Caswell, Iowa Falls, Iowa; F. E.
Burhaus, Elkhart, Ind; w. ]. Noel
Ter, Rock Island; NJ. L. Burhaus,
Decatur; w. B. Slant, Peoria;
Charles H. Boemhe, Rock Island; ].
L. Warwood, ST. Louis; T. w. Stock,
Sterling; G.. a. Hopkins, st. Louis;
J. II. Leasia, Rock Island Max H.
Mcclure, East st. Louis; A. ]. Tap
ping, Peoria; John F. Holt, Month
cello; C. NJ. Nesbitt, Milwaukee,
Wis; V. G. Keogh. New York; d. A.
Allan. Rock Island; w. ]. Rada-
baugh, Peoria; c. H. Davis, Boards
town; A. r. Bricker, Peoria; G. w.
Huntoon, Des Moines; Charles Os-
valid, Rock Island; Vert Neff,
Springfield; Leo Rosenthal. Peoria;
Henry Newman, Peoria; A. Alper-
stem, st. Paul; Charles F. White,
Rock Island; F. NJ. Bond, Rockford;
f. w. Bahnsen, Rock Island.
WOMEN REGISTERED.
Mrs. c. w. Fitzgerald, Morrison;
Miss Orese Keith, Mrs. E. E. Keith,
Hinck'ey Mrs. v. F. Gill, Leroy;
Mrs. A. c. Kennedy, Freeport; Fan
ME NJ. Freeberg, Moline; Mrs. c. P.
Guenther, Freeport; Mrs. A. ]. Be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
is FANATIC OR SCHEMER
Peoria Papers View of w. L. Clark,
Indicted in Federal Court.

IC" Oh :" LIE SldA n
Indicted in Federal Court.
Peoria Star: Hell at Midnight in
Springfield, or the Wickedness of the
Capital City Exposed. Members of the
Legislature Who Have Been Located
in Aristocratic Saloons Exposed With
out Mercy. Pictures From Actual
Photographs of Original Bottles
Shown
1t is doubtful to estimate whether
this is the frenzy of a fanatical re-
former or the wiles of a scheming
fellow to pander to a vitiated taste
and sell his book at so cents per copy,
but the fact remains that in the Unit
ed States this morning William Lloyd
Clark of Milan, Rock Island county,
was taken on a bench warrant issued
on an indictment charging him with
sending 1900 copies of lewd, lasciy-
ious, obscene and filthy prints and let
tiers through the u. s. mails. Copies
of the circulars which he sent out are
appended to the indictment, which
was found against him by the federal
grand jury at the session of the court
in this city in April. He was arrested
at Milan yesterday afternoon by Depu-
ty U. S. Marshal Black and in the Of
fee of the clerk of the court this
gave bail in the sum of $500
to appear at the next term in October.
The circulars in question are horri-
bly, picturesque and profess to depict
the contents of a book which Clark
has published showing up the hor-
rors of Springfield during a session
Of the legislature. 1t is evident that
some of the legislators have taken
exception to the scenes therein de-
picted and have gone after Clark for
the federal statute relative
70 an improper use OF the mails The
text is vile and suggestive and shows
that either a refermer has gone mad,
or TO the extremes that amateur re-
formers usually go, or that he has
con cocted a smooth scheme to sell a
book. At all events, he
has been indicted and arrested and
the matter will now go before a jury
Of his peers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

parlors of the New Harper. In the
afternoon at 1880 there will be a
baseball game between teams repre-
senting the Illinois and Iowa Phar-
maceutical associations. Tonight
there is to be a dancing party in
honor of the visitors at the Watch
Tower inn.
TRAVELLERS ELECT OFFICERS.
At their business session held this
morning the Illinois Pharmaceutical
Travellers association elected officers
for 1912 as follows:
President-John H. Holt, Month
cello.
Firse Vice President-A w. Ho-
bart, Chicago.
Second Vice President-M. L. Bur-
haus, Decatur.
Third Vice President-Herbert E.
Cornish, Chicago.
Secretary and Treasurer - Ed
Lahl. Chicago (reeIecteD.
Council-F. w. Dudley, Decatur;
William Baxter. Chicago; F. N Ok
ley, Chicago; W. B. Stout, Peoria;
William McGibbons, Chicago.
The secretary was instructed TO
wire greeting to all state conventions
TO be held during the year 1t was
voted that an effort be put forth to
make the 1912 convention the big
gest in point OF attendance and 9th
erwise in the history of the organiza-
ton.
SPRINGFIELD IN LEAD.
1t Is beginning to look as though
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
WOMEN REGISTERED.

Mrs. c. w. Fitzgerald, Morrison;
Miss Orese Keith, Mrs. E. E. Keith,
Mrs. v. F. Gill, Leroy;
Mrs. A. c. Kennedy, Freeport; Fan
ME NJ. Freeberg, Moline; Mrs. c. P.
Freeport; Mrs. A. ]. Be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
BABY'S HEAD IN TIN CAN
Timer Succeeds in Removing II Be
fore Kewanee Child Dies.

Kewanee, ILL.,, June Having
slipped an empty syrup can over his
head, the 1 y years old son of John
y. Fang, former alderman, became
unconscious. Neither his mother nor
the doctor could help, but timer
finally succeeded in cutting OF the
can before the child died from suffo-
cation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-30
TAREEARRESTED ON
THE CHARGE OF
BURGLARY
Appreciated at Kellys Sid
ing Late Friday Night
Another Released

Deputy Sheriff Mike EnriEht Of this
city. and Sheriff Benson Of Grand
Forks county made a hurried trip to
kellys siding Friday evening and ar
rested three men, Ed. Kelly. Anthony
Hanson and John Brust, on the
charge OF stealing two cases Of whis-
ky and other liquor from A. o. Ly-
stad & Co.. They we're arraigned in
the municipal court this morning and
the case was continued until 10 Tues
day morning.
Information had been furnished the
authorities by two men that had seen
tho defendants taking the liquor out
into the country. Deputy Sheriff En-
right notified Sheriff Benson that the
mon were in Grand Forks county ana
the two officials went out on a search
for the trio. They were located at
kellys siding and were taken in
charge. Several empty bottles and a
number that had not yet been opened
were found in their possession.
The men were brought back to the
city and placed in the city Jail. This
morning they were taken before
Judge Sullivan, who continued the
case until Tuesday. Being unable to
furnish $3.50 bond apiece they will
reside at the city jail until that time.
Oscar Lystad stated this morning
that while he knew that liquor wae
missing from. the basement Of his
place Of business, he wat not able to
tell how the mel secured 1t.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-30
Away GOES ALL
STOMACH MISERY
No Indigestion, Heartburn,
Gas or Dyspepsia Five
Minutes Later

II you had some Diapepsin handy
ana would. take a little now your
stomach distreSS or Indigestion would
vanish in i've minutes and you would
feel fine.
This harmless preparation will di.
gest anything you q and overcome q
sour, out-of-order stomach before you
realize It.
II your meals don't tempt you, or
what little you do eat seems to NIL
you. or lays like q lump Of lead In
your stomach. or II you have heart
burn, that is a sign Of Indigestion.
ASK your Pharmacist for q 6O.cent
case OF Pape's Diapepsin and take a
little Just as soon az you can. There
Will be no o U risings, no belchinK
OF undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas OF. heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nau.
sea. Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness
or Intestinal gripping. This will all. go,
and. besides, there will be no undi.
gested food left over in the stomach
to poison your bre1thwithnauseous
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure
Tor o~ut.of-order stomachs, because II
prevents fermentation and takes hold
OF your food and digests It Just the
same as II your stomachwasn t there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is at any drug store
waiting for you.
These large 60.cent cases of Pape's
Diapepsin contain more than sufficient
to thoroughly cur almost any case Of
Dyspepsia. Indigestion or any other
stomach disturbance. ...
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-30
~s.@~s sa.s#N4 ss1 ~ " M az%&#* &a5Ei sssgI.N ~ 2
SOCIETY =: :;;::i - = u.
n. IN nau Of tho Year.

Il In tho FAN Of the Year.
Farewell to summer-the year 10 fast
tn. :e!4is' of autumn !. come to til.
dells
And the .e,.:pip,ns cricket is sadly
The sathering DUSK with its plain.
D. blest 10 the season whom summer.
time closes.
And fair IL the earth in the mellow
o. sweet is the breath Of the fast.
dying roses.
In the fall Of the year.
In the fall Of the year when the birds
that have thrilled us :
Are mute and disconsolate deep In
the trees.
And the soft blowing leaves that have
rested and stflled us
Are drifting away on the crest OF
o. sud are the woods in their inner
most bowers,
And sad is the heart holding sum-
lner time dear,
o. dropped IRE the heads of the
whitening flowers.
In the fall Of the year.
In the tall Of the year when the ann
Is soft beaming
Through faint phosphoresence, en-.
yelling tho sky,
And upon the brown hillsides the
sumach is cleaning
AZ blooms In their beauty soon COM
ing to die.
o. swift tho the geese in their clam.
orous warning
OF the rtgors Of winter too soon ia
be here
o. soft is the. sun on the bright
wings Of morning,
In ~ fall Of the year.
Duluth Herald.