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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
Ex-zbrodniarze adwokaci prakty-
kuja.

Sprawl skompromitowanego
adwokata Daniela +. Raum naro-
bila duzo wrzawy zbudzila in
nych adwokatow z letargu. Okla
zalo sic bowien, re W miescie
Chicago szeSciu adwokatow w
swoim czasie wiezieniem stano--
wem karanych, dalsza praktyke
prowadzi. TEN samem,ze adwoka-
ia uznano zbrodniarzem i skaza-
no 90 ma wiezienie karne ME ira
ci on patentu adwokackiego / po
up}ywie kary ma rowni z inny,ni
wolno mu stawac W sadzie W o.
bronze swoich klientow.
Spis adwokatow eX-skazancow
przedstawia sic nastepujaco:
Byiy sedzia Abner Smith, kto-
y I.3 miesiecy odsiedziai W Jo-
let, wrocil do praktyki. Adv.
juliusz A. Coleman, karany "a
spisek przyjmuje klientow. Adv.
Epstein i dwoch innych prawni--
kow praktykuje mino, re ich
winnymi spisku sad uznaf.
Daniel +. Raum zaczai sprawy
w sadie prowadzic MIN termin
jego kary sic skohczyl.
Sedzia Orvin n. Carter mowil
wczoraj, re Stan Illinois potrze-
buje novel ustawy, ma mocy kto-
rel adwokat tract patent swoJ z
chwila kiedy go winnym kryml-
nalnego przestepstwa uznano.
Snieg.
Wczoraj poraz pierwszy tel Je-
sieni padal snieg w Chicago =
gdy temperature spad}a nagle 10
stopni. Zaledwie kilka p}atkow
spadio ma chodnik = natomiast
obfitszy snieg pokaza} sic W Jo-
liet.
Przymrozki tie maja trwac diva
dni = powiada chicagoski prorok
= dzisiaj wieczorem prawdopo--
dobnie ukaze sic deszcz, albo
snieg.
Jutro, utrzymuje prorok, zim--
ny wiatr polnocny przyniesle
nam gorsze przymrozki.
Media.
L zima zaczyna sic nedza.
Czego glod dokonac ME moze =
to zostawia klom mroZu.
w opiakanym stanie policya
znalaz}a Antonine Horbat, zan.
pm. .324 w. Erie ul., ktorej MAJ
ucieki domu cztery miesiace te-
mt.
Policyanci spostrzegli cztero--
letniego chlopca Horbatowej z
paka gazet ma rogu Chicago ave.
i n. Clark uI. Chlopiec byl pra-
vie skostniaiy, sazety Jednak
sprzedawai, ably matka itroJe ro-
dzenstwa miaio co jesc. Policya
znalazia Horbatowa w stanie kry-
tvcznym = w domu ME by}o ami
ognia ami pozywienia. Matka cie-
zko chora wraz 5cio miesiecz-
nem niemowleciem lezala W }oz-
ku.
Bomba kaleczy dziesieciu.
Dziesiec osob zostaio skaleczo-
nych i wszystkie okna W trzech
domach popekaiy, gdy wczoraj
godzinie Iotej wy
buciila bomba W domu pm. 4737
Evans ave. Wybuch siyszano W
promieniu kilku blokow.
Policya re stacyi przy 5otej uli-
cy, poszukuje sprawcow lei eks-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
Inspector Revere przedstawla lste
miejsc zepsucla.
NEDZA.
CzteroIetni chfopiec sprzedaje gazety, by ma
tke rodzina przy zyciu utrzymac.
ZAMKNIE GMACHY.
Energiczny komisarz budowli. Wystawa nabiaiu
kOnkurs student0W.

plozyi i okazaio sic, re sprawca-
mi prawdopodobnie So czionko--
vie czarnej reki, ktorzy zazadali
okupu cd Selvatora Agosto.
Wszyscy czlonkowie rodziny
Agosta zostali skaleczeni.
Agosto mieszka ma drugiem
pietrze, pierwsze jest PRONE cd
Igo pazdziernika.
Sasiedzi ME widzieli zadnych
podejrzanych ludzi w okolicy
niewiadomo kiedy bombe podlo-
zono.
Wystawa nabiaiu.
Przeszlo 10000 osob zwiedziio
wczoraj rozpoczynajaca sic wy
stawe nabialu W Dexter Park
Pavilion. Wystawa jest bardzo
ciekawa So tam rzeczy pred
tenn i farmerom i szerszej publ
cznosci nieznane. Ma wystawie 81
l1rowy wartosci $4,000.
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic konkurs
agronomow jedenastu szkof a
meryka !skich. = Zwyciesca ME
tylko otrzyma bezplatny kurs w
szkole agronomicznej ale nadto
prezydent Taft wreczy mu pu--
har.
Dol krow budzi najwiekszy po-
div = ma wystawie dojenie
kr6w odbywa sic zapomoca elek-
trycznosci. Maszyny do dojenia
juz sic rozpowszechniiy w Ame-
ryce.
Energiczny komisarz budowli.
Komisarz budowli Henryk E
ricson zawiadomil wczoraj VIA
scicieli IL gmachow w srodmie-
sciu tenn, re budynki zamknie W
przeciagu "a godzin, jeSli ME po-
staraja sic drabiny bezpieczen-
stwa. Wiasciciele tych gmachow
formalnie kpili sobie z nakazow
komisarza budowli.
Ma piatem pietrze gmachu pm.
1900 S. Michigan ave-, jest no
dziewczat. Gmach ten niema dra-
bin bezpieczehstwa. Gorzej
przedstawia sic budynek pm. $50
w. Harrison utica, gdzie ma
szoste pietro prowadza waskie
drewniane schody.
Ze sledztwa.
Wczoraj ma swiadka wezwano
inspektora policyi Jana Revere
ze stcayi przy Chicago ave.
Clark ulicy. Revere dostarczyi
komisyi suzby cywilnej listy do
NOW niesiawy w jego dystrykcie.
Lista jednak byia krotka i in
spektorowi kazano lepszy rapport
przygotowac. Revere dawai wy
mieniajace odpowiedzi ma pytania
dlaczego miejsc zepsucia nic "a
mknai.
Dzisiaj komisya slcdcza ma
wezwac ia swiadka inspektora
Williama Clancy ze stacyi Hyde
Park, ktory miai sic wyrazic, re
bez szulerki miasto obyc sic ME
moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
z Niemiec.

Berlin, % pazdziernika. = w
parlamencie debata drozyzniana
trwa W dalszym ciagu; przema-
via caly szereg poslow, wnoszac
najrozmaitsze interpelacye, ma
kt6re odpowiadaja ministrowie
strescic MONA odpowiedzi rza-
DOVE W zapowiedzi kanclerza. O.
biecujacej wypracowanie rychfe
nowego zupeinie planu ekonomil
handlowo-gospodarczej W caiym
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
Z Austryi.

Wieden, % pazdziernlka.
Ces. Franciszek Jozef zaziebii sic
i audyencye ma dni najblizsze
skasowano.
- Kraza pogloski, ze minister
spraw zagranicznych, baron
Aehrenthal ustapi w najblizszej
przysz}oSci z powodu nieporozu-
mien z nastepca tronu arcyks.
Franciszkiem Ferdynandem na
punkcie polityki zagranicznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
TeIegramy zagraniezne.
Rewolucya w Chinach.

Pekin, % pazdziernika. = Rad
ustepuje ma calej linii - nietyl-
ko przegrywa on w walce z po-
wstancami, ale godzi sic i ma
wszyStkie zadania zgromadzenia
narodowego, ktore, jak donoszo-
no = sympatyzuje niemal otwar-
Gle powstancami. Onegdaj Rad
usunaI ministra komunikacyi,
Szeng-Suan-Haja, ktorego usu-
niecia domagalo sic zgromadze-
ME i kilka prowincyi. Minister
byi tworca planu budowy upaf-
stwowienia linii kolejowych W
caivch Chinach; intensywna bu-
dowa kolei miala niemalo przy-
czynic sic do wybuchu rewolu-
cyi. Podobniez ma zadanie zgro-
madzenia. rad uwolnii bylego
prezesa Zgromadzenia kilku je-
90 czlonk6w, uwiezionych "a
iendencye konstytucyjne, zbyt
natarczywe. Siowem Rad spusch
bardzo z tonu i jest usposobiony
ogromnie pojednawczo,
Shanghai, 27 pazdziernika. = L
Kantonu donosza, re miasto jest
w reku rewolucyonistow. Zajell
ie DO krwawej walce. Wczoraj
doniosiy telegramy, re zamordo-
wano tam generaia swiezo mia
nowanego Fung-Sena. Krazy Po-
oloska. ze zolnierze zamordowall
gi6wno-dowodzacego wojsk RIA
dowvch. gen, Yi-Czanga; pogio-
ska ia wymaga potwierdzenia.
AIiasto Fu-Czen i Sian-Fu zaIel1
rewolucyouiSci. dwie nowe pro-
wincye Ku-Fen i Sin-Si ogiosiiy'
ze przystepuja do rewolucyi. Po-
dobno rewolucyoniSci gotula sig
do pochodu ma 'stolice = Pekin.
Pekin, p pazdziernika. : Ia
niepokojenie tn powszechne /
wiclkie. Poselstwa proSza rzady
swe O interwencye pomoc; po-
sci amerykanski zada przysiana
do Chin wiekszej liczby okretow
wojennych, gdyz te, co So, obec-
ME ME wystarczaja do ochrony
wszvstkich portow zagrozonych'
ii. gdzie sq zagrozone interesy a
merykanskie. Dowodzca woJsE
powstanczych, gen. Li-Yua-Heng
ogiosii zawiadomil poselstwa'
ze konfiskowac sic bedzie okrety
dowozace bron nna kOntraban-
dc wojenna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27

,Dokoncxenie ma str 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
Z wojny.

Rzvm, p pazdziernika. = O.
ficvalnie przeczq pogioskom o
iakichkolwick pertraktacyach o
pok6i. CIV zawieszenie broni,
Rad oswiadcza, ze ME .spocznie
dopoty, dopoki TripOlisu ME Edo
bedzie i wojskicm nic obsadzi. O.
becnie Rad przygotowuje dalsz2
expedycye woisk.
Konstantynopol, p pazdzierni-
ka. - | tn przecza pogioskom o
staraniach O zawieszenie broni !;
rad decyduie sic ma dalsze pro-
wadzenie wojny, wieSci o ME
powodzeniach wioskich W Tripo-
lisie dodaiy ducha opinii publicz-
nei. Wiesci owe 50 oczywiscie
mocno przesadzone, ale dobry
skutek wywariy.
Malta, 81 pazdziernika. = Do
nosza. ze W bitwie pod Tripo-
polls, dnia % bm., Wiosi ponie-
sli porazke j kIkuset zoinierzy
stracili, a nawet cofnac sic mu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-27
Pogloska zamachu ma cara. Ukaz
banicyi ma zydow rosyjsklch.
AustU CESAR choy Baron AshrsnthaI ustapujs?
Ze spraw niemieckich.
Pan Taft Milwaukee Sansayny proces wyozony uow stalo
wemu magnatOm nansOwym Samob6jstwo prezydenta koe
Brat prOwzorynegO prezydenta Mexyku chce sic wide
Taftem-Piers1y snieg-0 0brabowane banku stanowego.

sieli zaimowanych pozycyi; by
Ii oni mniej liczni, pozniej jed
max otrzymali posiiki odparli
Turkow, oraz Arabow, ktorzy
walcza ma ochotnika = luznemi
gromadami. Podobno zachodzi o.
bawa rzezi Europejczykow po
miastach tripolitanskich.
= Ostatnie wiesci podaja, ze
stanowisko Wlochow poprawiio
sic znacznie; otrzymali oni posii-
XII; wojsko w miare moznosci
wciaz sic laduje. z okretow wo-
jennych zbombardowano onegdaJ
pewna oaze, ma ktorej skupiia sic
znaczna liczba Turkow i Ara
bow.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, % pazdziernika.--
Krazyly tn wczoraj pogioski, re
ma cara carowa urzadzono "a
mach; okazuje sic, re pogioski te
byiy zmyslone = jedynie w celu
wywoiania paniki ma gieidzie.
Ma mocy rozporzadzenia gu
bernatora wydalono gubernii
jekaterynoslawskiej wszystkich
zydow wyjatkiem tych, CO tam
zamieszkali cd roku 1882 i RE
mieslnikow; innych tez jeszcze
kilka uczyniono wyjatkow. Vie
lu zydow, skazanych ma wygna-
ME, znajduje sic W krytycznem
poiozeniu; wielu przechodzi po-
spiesznie ma prawosiawie, aby
uiSc banicyi.. Specyalnie ostre
kary naznaczono "a podstepne u
chylania sic Cd ukazu powyzsze-
90,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
NOTICE.

We wish to the People who to the meeting held
the Colony Farm, that those meetings for the beneht or
lie Of Christi And we vite every body to come who
will behave themselves and conuct themselves as becomes any
Wabiding (izcn do such as becomes any
person at religious mectin!s as provided by the Jaw
Farm public Farm The house we hold meetings IN
pubic ous Bat private house used for the purpose OF
holding meetings all every who wish to come to those
meetings behave themselves while here and vhe theyare
tis Farm We here that will not strlcty
obey those rules and will farther that to warn them tha we
will any loud following misconduct on this larm
For viii fully prosecute the offender Of the same Again we
say young that wish right and give YOU al
the moral pleasure that christian allow But you
must respect rights and rules and regulations
{opcng that this will be all the warning needed to cause
people, when ev to the meetings on this farm ana az
his place 10 come quietly go away the especially
while or s'c Colony Farm :zs.sY==I5;;;zzI2 :zs.s 81
Yours 'Szss4=555==S
Rev. l. "=27 irett
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
DnVNkEN DEMOCRATS
ICnN AS SSEMRLN INTO
\ Sun DAY DEBAUCTI

SimmenH and Stark ia fist
tight with Tolcrton Clerk ON Moor
ol house, t1en Liquor fired Mob
oreak, " Senate Session
CaronSa is in celebration OF
humiliation of Game Warden
Preacher from the puIpIy had
denounced Dissertation Of Sab
oath Women and children " it.
ness scenes of Unparalleled Re
very.
Jefferson CITY, Mo March ~
a Sunday debouch. without a
parallel in the Capital City OF
.liS,ouri. and which followed 9
rongh-and-tumbl, fight on the
Of the House this afternoon, end.
ed tonight when u mob Of inc
h'ated Democrats from the
Housc stormel tho Senate and
'orccd it to az .ouln.
Tn. Democratic GROUSE com
m"inOrated the humiII!aJion OF
jess" A, Tolerton, state game
and fish Ward4 II, which was
Brought about by methods hcrr.
tO'ore unheard Of in Missouri
politics.
The rcvclry WAS begun a faw
hours after the pastor of the
Pre>bytt- an Church hati refer.
re q to the law makers in his pray
e", which opened the Sunday
morning services. and it continu.
cd until midnight.
Every Democrat who p7rta'1es
OF alcoholic beverages had an OBJ
portu 'i'y 10 do so to his full ca.
paclty, ard many of the 1;our.
bons III the IlcuSe consumed as
much ais they could carry
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23

"Tne burden Of taxation rests
| upon the poorer classes, while
those most able to pay are in
many cases exempt. Scattered
ever tine republic are great cst&
tes, as a general rule. are NOS
taxed When an ordinary citizen
sees one Of those millionaire pro.
,rietors parading around while
10 halt. starved boutb.ack must
lay tax or go to prison. he
'nowS the system is wrong and
f2pls tscntment against the GOV
Grnment.
'pAtrioti~m is unknown. But
FL this fact, enoue,2 men could
have le n called to arms in tie
State OF Chihulhua in one day to
h&,7c wiped Madoro S little bands
ou,s Of eXistaco.'
X. y. BucKnel, caSh;cr Of the
Par.s National Bank says prac
tical,y all the Americarir in Ell
Pa>o and vicinity are in sympa-
thy with the revolution. fle Wis,
tied Juarcz and made q trip TO
the camp Of the rcvo]utiouists
white at Fl Paro.
st, Louis Globe Democrat,
March. u
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
Sees Victory ioN Rabsls.
Government Will Bc Ovcrttrown
In MiSsourian 5 Opinion.

Government VIII Bc Ovcrthrown
In ,MiSsourian's Opinion.
Special dispatch to the Globe
Democrat.
PARIS, Mo-, March DIR
G. +. EdmonSton, who has min
ing Interests in the State of
Chihuahua. Mexico, and who
makes frequent trlps to that
country, expressed the opinion
tl.i> morning that the rtvo(ut'on-
lists would eventually score IL
triumph, either by force OF arms
or through a Surrender Of the
government as tie price OF
peace.
Sevcnty,tive per cent Of tho
Mexican population is at heart
against the present OrAtr OF
,hIng>.' Dr.. EdmoDStGn SAID
~ hentver the men at toe head
OF the revolution can demonstrate
that there is q fair chance for
success the revolt will spread
like wjldiire and the Diaz govcrn-
ment Will oe OyertlroWn. Class
and vicious landlord
system are al the bJttom uf the
trOublH.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
TAKE Notice

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
lyor otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases go through it's
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23

WE NsF, AUTHORIZED to ar
ounce as a candida q the name o1
John Levan for County Superin
tendent sub .jrct toJnv school elec
I ion on the 2nd Tuesday in A p ii
1911. We believe that the people
can do no better than elect Mr..
l4evar to the same place lie now
holes.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
WASHER

Now if you want one OF the
best washing Machines made
YOU can get one by coming here
TO this OFFICE and ordering 8
''19OO' Gravity through us tor
$14.OO on monthly payments or
$500 cash after useing it Que
month. Also wringer for 5000
on same terms N. G. Carr
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
SS;3:AMz! SHAME!
SHAME!

Isn't this Lice for the Repre-
sontativoS of the people, just
read and reflect voters We
C|in tn" following from the
'WroE|y Globe Democrat" Mar.
~, lolI.--.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
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CLUB RATES.

ANY ono who will make rs up
Il club Of tiyr Subscribers, SeAd
US two dollars and hold the fifty
cents for their labor. or a Club
Of ten or more at the same ratio.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23
BIACKSMIqHING DONE.

The Colony people have open
ed up q blacksmith shop at
Brushyknob
On what is known as the old
Stevens farm once owned bv
our Merchant MIR Paris, and
ne sold to VIM. Morgan and
the Colony bought Of him.
And as foreman Of the shop YOU will find Mr. Harry
Baker Mr. Wm. Bin egar of The best of Blacksmhs
aud they ready all kinds Of work in wood or iron
BRING your work right aong.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23

Entered as >ecOnd c|nss
matter November 3rd 1870 at
the YOst-oL;ce ut Brushyknob
mo. N1l'icr he .lcs OF
NOrch .3rd. 1879.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-23

Simmena and Stark ia fist
fight with Tolcrton Clerk on i'nor
OIL house, t1en Liquor fired Mob
break, ID Senate Session
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
ITALIAN ROYALTY
 VERY POPULAR

Rome. November 4.-(Special.)- What ever may be the ultimate result for Italy of the war with Turkey there can be ,.o questions that has increased im- mensely the popularity of King Victor and Queen Elena with the Italian peo- rle. They have shown themselves a right royal couple and are probably to- day the best beloved by the great mass of their people of any of the reisning monarchs of Europe.
 Seeing that Queen Elena comes of a rs ce of born fighters, her father being, as everybody knows, king of one of those turbulent little Balkan states, namely, Montenegro-it is not surpris- ing to learn that she is throwing her self with much enthusiasm into the task of preparing for the comfort of the wounded Italian soldieds. Few European monarchs have served stricter appren- tlceship for their position than King Vic for Emmanuel. He was trained under the, famous and versatile martinet, Gen. eral Oslo, who undertook the charge on one condition only-that he should never he interfered with in his dealings with his pupil. With the approval of King Humbert and his ministers. the general planned out an eight years course of study for the prince and appointed his teachers The subjects were conprehen- siye and included Italian literature. his- tory, geography, arithmetic. drawing, the classics, modern languages. nlathemat- ics, algebra, natural philosophy, phy- sics. chemistry, political economy. finance. jurisprudence, horsemanship. fencing, shooting, drill. engineering and every thing connected with the use of arms. artillery and fortifcations.
 It Is not surprising to learn that the future Kings day was long and full
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
The Columbia GrafOnOla "Nonpareil" $15O.OO

The GrafonoIa is "the one incom- parable musical instrument" Many of the features of the "NonpareiI" are new and unique. The record compartmept contains group of permanent hinged albums, each separately indexed and each swing Ing out and doWn-the most con- venient means of selecting and re- placing records ever devised. The total record capacity of these al buns is 60 double disc records (120 seiection). A handsome loose leaf index book, alphabetically arrAnged and leather bound, is furnished with the "NonpareI" to enable you to keep your records properly indexed. The turntable is covered with crim- son silk velvet. The entire cabinet Is of brilliantly plano polished ma hogany, standing 44Ia inches high, 18 inches wide and 22 inches deep. The volume of music is subject to convenient control
 The motor is a silent and extra powerful quadrupIe spring drive, regulated in speed from the grad uated dial. A handy needle tray in the form of a small drawer is provided near the winding crank.
 You are invited to come and hear the music you like, any time you wish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

Kidsgrove. (Karl Kramer, German under arrest.) Mrs. Ingram and her 'wo daughters, aged and [, killed at Byker, Newcastle. Husband charged with the crime.) Man named Norris shot his wife and lodger dead and committed suicide at Wraysbury. Mrs. Bryan murdered her 5-months-old child and committed suicide at sheffield Man named Thomas Mac Farlane killed with bottle at Glas- gow. (Wife under arrestD Young man named 'Etheridge shot his sweetheart dead at Choppngton, near Morpeth. and con- mitted suicide Mrs. Goreham murdered her boy and committed suicide at Loves toft. There are many other crimes of rob- bery and violence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

Mrs. -------- resides at Trilby avenue. Pratt City, suffered for four years with supposed stomach trouble, bloating, belching, futtering of the heart, shortness of breath, dizziness, head aches, pains in back of head and lower bowels, cramps in lower limbs, mouth full of slime in the morning, foul breath, ravenous appetite at times. again the sight of food makes her sick. After taking Quaker three days expelled a monster tapeworm, 53 feet, and is now we'll
 Mrs. M. A. Lindsay, R. F. D. No. 2, Birmingham. Ala, suffered for years with stomach trouble, constipation. bow els would never act without taking pills, pellets, salts or some strong purga- tive: poor appetite, weak, all run down, had headache. buzzing, roaring in her ears when she lay down. After using Quaker Extract and OI of Baln 10 days she felt az well as ever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

Mrs. H. H. Atkins of 233O Second ave- nue, had rheumatism, badly constipated, very nervous; after going to bed at night her flesh would feel as if something bit- ting under the skin; creepy like new woman.
 MT. w. F. Herman of Lewisburg, North Birmingham, who is boss driver for the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company, suffered with his stomach. pains in side, very nervous. loss of appe- tite, had 8 tired. languid feeling. After taking one bottle Quaker Herb Extract called and said give me three more bot ties of Extract, for 1t has done me more good than any medicine I ever took, and I have taken a barrel.
 Little S-year-old Elva Morrow resides with her mother at Carbon Hill, Ala. was weak, run down, pains in head and lower bowels, cramps in limbs, bloating of stomach. futtering of heart, ravenous appetite most of the time; sometimes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
The High Cost of Money

From Life.
 If labor was what man paid 10, money 1t would be cheap at the price As it is. money is our highest priced commodity, and it is only just to MT Aldrich to say that the tariff Is not to blame; free trade money costs just as much. One really never knows when he starts out to get money how much 1t Is going to cost him. Money is a greater drain on 9 mans Income and resources than an automobile, Whether it costs more to get money than to keep 1t after you have 1t no one has ever been able to figure out, hut it is generally believed that the dearest way to get money is to have it given to you. The high cost of money comes under three heads: The things you have to give up while you are making 1t, the fine things you have forgot how to do by the time you get
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

The Health Teacher told you through this paper that the Quaker Herb Ex- tract and Oil of Balm would cure rheu- mntism. catarrh, kidney. liver. stomach and blood troubles, no matter how long you have been afflicted. It will positive iy cure where all others have failed, and he invites every sufferer to call And if the Quaker remedies will do you no good he will not sell them to you under any consideration, for it's results. cures, he wants. If you suffer with indigestion, constipation and you are sick and tired of taking all these five minute cures and quick reliefs and still feel worse. quit 1t. Come and get one bottle of Quaker Extract and get cured. If you or your children are troubled with worms of any kind and you want to get rid of them completely without starving or taking poison of any kind get the Quaker Ex- tract the same as these people and be made we'll