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The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
Ties MAY Be Cleaned.

Ties need not be cast into the ashcan
as soon as they show the least little sign
of being soiled
Why not take soft cloth and some
benZine and clean them so as to make
them appear new?
Yes, in handling this oil extreme care
is required. so if you want to guard
against explosions keep it as far away
from fire as you can
When cleaning the ties you can lay
them fiat on a piece of wrapping paper
not printed paper. and with the cloth and
cleaning fluid administer a good securing
Do not be afraid of spelling silks. as
they will not be injured in the least; in
fact, their regeneration will be marvel
GUS, and it will open your eyes to an
item of economy that in some homes
proves quite an expensive one otherwise
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
New Wall Paper.
From HarIPrS Bazar.

From HIrlHT : Eazar.
The principal beauty of the new papers
lies in the lovely colors. Some of the
prettiest are almost plain, but not quite
so. The absolutely plain papers have not
the depth of color and variety that we
find in those with a slight figure of some
kind, even if it is only a line. The hair
line stripes are still with us. but they
have improved these by breaking the
stripes with tiny self-toned figures There
is one lovely gray paper. hair line
broken here and there with little gray
rose. A beautiful lavender paper also
has a hair line background but it is
broken up into diamonds. The charm lies
in the beautiful color
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
Woman Bank Cashier.

From the New 1Crh "cfiu.
Her shrewdneSs as a financier has just
resulted in the elevation of Miss E. NJ.
Boynton to the post of cashier of the
Bayside National Bank, Long Island.
1t is said she is the only woman bank
cashier in Greater New York, if not in
the entire State.
At the annual meeting of the bank
George S. Roe. who had been ill a long
time, requested to be relieved Of his du-
ties as cashier.
who'll we get?' asked President
Frederic Storm.
Various men were suggested. None
suited thoroughly. Then somebody had
bright idea.
What's the matter with that girl out
there?" he asked. She's as good a
banker as any man / ever saw"
OF course that girl hardly applied
to Miss Boynton. for she's thirty-three.
but every man knew whom the proposer
meant and every man said Sure and
True So she got the job.
Miss Boynton has been with the bank
about five years.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
Bedroom Wall Papers.

From HarIsT'S Bazar.
Some of the cut-out borders are charm
ing used with simple, almost plain. side
walls, and chintz or cretonne curtains
carrying out the design of the border.
Then again. if the wall spaces are large,
it is sometimes interesting to divide them
up into panels, either with simple ribbon
or flower borders. The paneled rooms,
however. have the disadvantage of SEEM
ing to require a little more elaborate
furnishing than those in which the walls
are treated simply. They seem to demand
Sheraton, Heppelwhite, or Adams furni-
ture.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
MENUS AND RECIPES.
TO-day's Menu.

To-dny's Menu.
BREAKFAST
Fruit
Cereal. Sugar and Cream
Sausaces. Dreamed Potatoes.
Date Bread. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Bread and Cheese Pudding
Rice and Raisins.
Tea
DINNER.
Tomato BisGue
Calls Heart en- Casserole
Satisfy Fritters. Mashed Potatoes
Lettuce. French Dressing.
WATERS. Cheese.
Cranberry Roll. Soft Sauce
Bread and Cheese Pudding-Cut some
stale bread into neat pieces about two
inches or less square; sprinkle the bot
tom of a baking dish holding one quar-,
and one pint with grated cheese and dots
of butter; then tit the pieces of bread
nicely into the dish: beat four eggs with
out separating until very light: add a
tablespoonful of salt. three dashes OF
paprika and one quart of sweet milk: pour
this mixture by spoonfuls over the bread
let it stand until thoroughly moistened
through and through; it should stand
about half an hour: then sprinkle grated
cheese over the top: bake in a good oven
until the CuStard is set and the cheese
is delicately Drowned: this part also takes
about half an hour, or possibly a little
longer.
Calls Heart Stuffed-Wash the heart
stuff with forcemeat. Sew. Arrange half
a cupfui of onions and carrots in the
bottom of the casserole, place the heart
on this layer of vegetables. Sprinkle with
salt pepper. and paprika dredge with
flour and bake in a hot oven for two and
a half hours. Basic often with hot drip
ping. Remove from casserole and make
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
GIRL SUES BLIND MAN.
Wants &1O,OOO for Balm to Youns
and Wounded Heart.

Wants &1OyOOO for Balm to Young
and Wounded Heart.
Honesdale. Pa. Jan. 25.-Weak and
trembling with advanced age and totally
blind. William F. Taylor, eighty years
old. wealthy resident of Philadelphia.
was called to the stand here in a breach
Of promise suit for $4,000 brought against
him by Miss Josephine Oldesski, seven
teen years old, Of Pompton.
Mr.. Taylor was formerly mine op-
orator in West Virginia coal fields. While
in Honesdale with his sister he employed
Miss Oldesski as maid. He had been
blind for years, and after the death of
his sister he retained the girl.
Josephine testified that she loved the
man. despite his years and infirmities.
Her sister, fifteen years old, testified she
heard Mr.. Taylor ask Josephine to be his
wife.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26

Fro1n tns StaseSaNcn Days
Keep grated ginger and nutmeg with
a fine dried lemon peel rubbed together
in a morton. To make quart of flip:
Put the ale in the fire to warm, and
beat up three or four eggs with four
ounces Of moist sugar. a teaspoonful Of
grated nutmeg or ginger. a quartern of
good old rum or brandy. When the ale
is near a boil put 1t into one pitcher.
and the rum and eggs. &c. into another:
turn it from one pitcher to another till
it is as smooth as cream. To heat
plunge in the red hot logger-head or
poker.
This quantity is styled zone yard of
flannel
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
A Beauty Hint.

The nasty little white spots on the
nails usually come from bruising. To
remove them. mix equal parts Of tur-
pentine and myrrh. and spread on the
nails at night. wearing old gloves In
bed. In the morning apply little olive
oil to take 1t of. Lay aside the metal
nail cleaner. Substitute an orange wood
stick. using that gently. Sometimes the
spots are due to equity condition Of
the system. Then the only remedy Is to
cure the disease.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26

brown gravy. using four tablespoonful
OF the fat of the casserole adding three
tablespoonfuls of flour and two cupfuls
OF boiling water. Serve the gravy around
the heart
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26

Frederick the Great and Lonely.
From the New York Mail
Through all his life-in his counsels.
In his despair. in his triumph. and in
his death-Frederick, almost beyond
was alone.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-26
NOTED PREACHER COMING.
Rev. John Henry JOwett Will Take
New York Passionate.

New York. Jan. 25.-Rev. John Henry
Jowett, D. D.. who has been described
as the greatest living preacher in Eng
land. cabled to-day to the elders of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church that
he accepts their offer of $4,000 year
and a home. and that he will begin his
pastoral duties the latter part of March
or the first part of April.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

500, 900 6 r. er biottl
eftcr Sc foreliggenoe Splpsntn9er
teonet til uniperiitetcts Sl1bilellms-
touo. S%,,teresieu ii9es at bore 1tor
oper llele 9onoet, minoit poo %elt=
Ionoet % / sprlu1oet. Slig nor
SET poloo / 1911. Sra set noroli9e
Noroc % Srpnoclagen CT oerin1m
fon,n1et tolrigc &iora9. Man nerter
Scr nil fpnu,1c ino Ct &or Milllpl1cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

.September. Mleronoer ssa1es, asii-
iterenbe General Mttorrep FOR Stu
ten, er / 8emioii for at iette Jig ino
/ Sagen.& pis @rono Sl,rp uofar6i=
ger Nnfloge moo Ir. Dumos, pentes
&etsiagen at begpnoe oen 81. Sep
tentber.
- @n &olnpag1e for rem MrIf
hil blipe begpnot / bper Stot /
ltnione,, og Sen oil tage lin 9egpn=
Belle / Minneiota, bpor ser piI fin
Sc ct Samarbeioe / Sen @etning
Steo mellem 5tatel1s Goirp ans
5oo6 Commission, Staters @ooro
of &ealtb og Observation-Disclosures
/ 8albtngton, iorn pil ienbe en-
S,nipeftpr til Statun / en- 11nr
6remtio. San ifal biGlpe til meo
Snipeftion al Stoloe % Mejerier
opcr bele Staten. 2ofale @oor6s OF
9ealtb / 8Derne pil ligele0cs oclto=
&c / Mrbeioet.
= S &i1tter pil ser / forifiellige
@olutper / Stoten blipe giort ct
6oripg me6 at ifnffe 8ernene par=
me Maolti0er / 5tolerne poa 2ou=
oct. @e fprlte 6oripg pil blipe giort
/ 0ouglas og. @ilfin @ol1ntper, bpor
Miis Marp 8rll, 2prerinoe / @1s=
boloningspei len pe0 Mgerbrugs-Sfo
lens @rte1rlionsarbeioe, for ogiterct
meget for Sogen og fltnoet go0 Eil=
lllttnt1g til Sen. S Sc gitltge Sta
ter er Sagen prepet mes @el6, og
Minneiota oil blipe sen fprjte stot /
Soften, iom tager SEN op. Elm1el1
er, at @prnene ielp ifal foge @o=
oel1, n10er Tilipn al 9Grerinoen /;
9prnene ifol ifoffe &%ogeforrc1te %
bringe bper 2 serpietter, 9nipc,
@ofler og Ste, Sallerfen oe Sop
per, 0ernGlt ifal Sc bringe Mo0po=
rerne &is, Mfel, &artpfler ,Smect=
corn olp.> JONI er %npopenoige til at
lonc Sltppe eller @rp0 / Sfolcltlte11.
Eoo 0enne Moooe pcnter lna1 at
fltn11e lobe Mo6 for 3 Gents pr.
Maoltto til bpert @orn % n1ogao,
at 8prnel1c lnoa toge fplo Mo0 meo
/ Sfoleu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
En- anden Operation undgaaet.

.tn0 paa oisie moderate Iorlulrgcr-
Ser, men illoltilleoe, at @rn1i en fprlt
lful0e iuttes pe0 benbolospis IL %
Is psf.
Gette ii0lte 1orllog blep moo Jor-
pentning peotaget / SoelStinget, e.
ter at 6lertalsfori loget ONT 10 % IL
psf. bar f%orfoltet n1eo 49 Stcmner
MOS Al. @pirepresi en / &riltio1io
l1btalte imiolertio @aobet ON, at Sc.
maatte lpffes 2agtinget at foo
Soelstingcts @eill.tning gjort ON
paa oetc Yl,nft % forpprigt ogioa
poa nogle onore. 2ogtingct, / butl=
fet &egjeringspartiet CT reprei ente=
ret peo 16 Sten1n1er i1npo Is, 1ipr=
Sc life oisie Iorbaobninger til
Sfamme, men icnote 9opel1 tilboge
mes sgnoringer paa Sc fleite al Sc
on1toiiteoe Eunfter, 6erl,nott noull=
Zig SfottcprocentenS Me6irttelie til
10 % -. st an6et mere boz el1tligt
Spiitepunft bar Spergsmaolet ON
cit S116i frGnfning al SEN / S0els=
ttnget peotagne Selbangipeli espIigt.
Sen s. Mug1,lt fom ioo Soge1 ot-
fer for / O6elstinget UNDER itrrft
SpGnoing fra allie siber. &eiulto=
tet blep, at S6elsttnget benre Sang
mes AZ Stemmer in1o6 43 tiItroobte
Sc bigtigite al 2agtingets sgr1orin=
ger, oeriblan6t boaoe mes @enipn
til Sfotteprocenten og til selpongi-
pel1erne. 9fogle minore ltoperens=
ltemmell er blep en6nu tiboge, men
set anies for l1oel11ffet, at 2oatin=
get al @enipn til oem bill iutte set
itore og betp6ningsfuloe 2oporbejoe
/ Gore.
S ~Nftenpoiten" betegnes oerrne
Atgierelie iom Ell al Sc pigtiglte og
betponingsfuloeite, inoeperenoe e(ors
storting bar baft at treffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
8bonrog &aIporlon, @1neo

- 8bomas &oIporion gmeo 4
Wet1tua, ner Maion Gitp, er pluoie-
l1g forlbun6en, % man poa1toar, at
ban bor beret ifen6ig NOT til at
1elge lin Smeoie og aprige @ienoom
og efterlaoe lin 6onilie m1eo fun
So. San Tom iiolte 8intcr fra
Minneiota.
= Srping 8osiert, en- pelfienot.
SanoelSreiienbe for @eblter Gitp,
iom falot ~bebibltlps ON poa @aoen
! Mlta ii Meinutter efter at babe to-
get Ell &opeopinctoble, % opoe poo
g. Soiepbs @ercp &oipital iamn1e
@ftermi60ag. San fipbte Sobletten
paa ct &potbef. 8osiert bar 30
Mar gammel og ugift.
Observation-Disclosures Union
/ DeS Moines far omtrent en1ten1=
ntigt go6fien6t sens @eltprelles 8e-
%llutntng ON at antage Sen 11pe
&ontraft mes Sporbeisielifabet. 81
Sare for Streife CT MT ofparget.
6olfene er blepet tilltaaet alt, booo
Sc enifebe / &etning al @olbgiftsbe=
ltemmeli er.
= 6orretnitgsfolfenc / @lfooer
'bleb iioite ltge al Gountpaopofot 6.
6. Scbol5 min6e6e ON, at Sc fer
efter n1aa bol6e 6eres 6prretni11ger
luffe0e Spn0ugene eller pere forbe=
reote paa Mulfter og alle 5lags
l1bebageligbe0er. Siocn @per
grun6lagoes / 1910 far set purc:
Sfif at boloe Sut;fei
aabne oglaa Spnoog.
- GSmor6 Dicfinion, eli sSarn1el
t Smegnen at Moion Gitp, np6er
oen ltomGrtelie at bape SEN melt
lpnnen6e og be61te Mejeri0rift /
staten. @e0 9tiftelie al Nortb
Soma Gairp Smprobement Msiocio=
ton og Mnlpttelle al 6. @. So11er.
Jon JONI &onil,lent for Iorcnil1gcn,
b%egpnotes Ser for ct Mar ii6en eli
&appeltri0, brort 1900 mnlfeproou=
ceren6e Tarnlerc / Sen nprolige &c.
al Stoten oeltog, % Set CT / oeunl
&appeitri0, at DIR. 9icfin1on far
oun0et openl1Gm1te l10murfelle
Sons @elGtlling pao fclnten Molfc.
fger far / Marets 2ps / @ienl,un
init gibet 293 &lu1o 5n1pr bpcr, el=
Ter tiliommer nniten 1000 &uno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

De beh9ver like at betale soc ell
Ter $1.oo for en- Pint af listeriske Des
infektionsmidler eller Peroxide. D
kan faa 16 Pints af en- mere rensen
de, observation-disclosures, helende o
~desinhcerende ~antiseptisk Opl9snin'
at en- CSC Eske at Paxtine = ct op
l6seligt a~ntiseptisk Pulver, som fin
des i allie Apotheker.
Paxtine drsber allie Bakterier, de
foraarsager Sygdomme, Forraadnels
og ~ubehageligt Lugt, Diet er derfor
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask oa
G%urgleyand og at Diet oph@ver Tide
lugtende Aande, renser og beware
Tsnderne bedre end almindelig
Tandpu1ver, og i ct Afrivningsbat
med dette udryddes Sved og andr
ildelugtende Substanser fra Legemet
Enhver proper Kvinde paaskjpnne
dette og diets mango andre Brug
Sundhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betandels
j Halsen og Djnene og for Rensnin@
af Munden og Handkerchief efte4
R@gning. e kan faa "Paxtine TOT
let Antiseptic" i allie Apotheker TO.
csc og soc, eller portofrit med Pc
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bos.
ton. Mass. der vii sende Dem en- fir
Prove, hvis De @nsker at fors5ge de
f6r De kj5ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
AIinnelota.

-Stotsal10ttor Spcrion far moo
ta9et Sfjsoe paa 5 Mcres / Seer
Deocn al 9feolpoo0 Sails, iom lfol
nogiere cit np Stotsporf. Sen lfol
beoe Mleranoer Mamlep @arf. Sio1tc
2egislatrr b%epilgeoc $4,000 for &or=
fen.
Mortin Mooion, Charles
Mooion % Gomoro Soeqooro, ocy
UNDER 1irma1rapnet 90. s. Mooion
4 SO. oriper &le0ei orret1ing / BE-
mtolt, bar a1rlggt Sc 6orenc6e Sto=
tiers get ser / 8pelr ON &oufurs=
bebonoling. Jirntocts Mftibo er
$$43, 762.7 og 3asiipo $4S,61G.4O @.
= Meoens Sontes q. Gopnep %
.5ranf 90 @6op iabnlig er blcpe,,
o111to1t iom Republican, tie; &ouoioo-
ter til Den nDoprette6e &oit ioi:
aorgresmono ut large" for Minuc=
1ota, bor man mi 11npnt forbenpc,=
renoe Stotsiefreter gilbert / Bern /
.Spooner font &anoi6ot til gtillin-
gen. Sfuloe Mr. Berg bcitemmc
1tg til at laoe Jig itil1e, piloe bon
booe EN- enitemmig Delegation fra
geltran1i County. 81 =@l1perngr San
Sant er ligeleoes blepen nao11t Tom
&an6t6ot.
~ Sagen moo mopor Dun,os al
eois Safe, beifplot for at itoa i
Spioien for ct @omplot of 8rq,,6.
lt1ttere, lom bar 6rebet oeres l1pn-
ten efter en- ftor Maaleitof i sci
11oroltge Minneiota, bill fomr1e for
8aro SnrD ! 8emioi Sen ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
= Norge. /.
Ssilonoets Meieri

@gi1onoets Meiert
i q a 1T 5 a len l1eopre1ote
fprIeoen Scot. @porle0es Sloen er
opltooet, pe6 r1a11 life. S 2ofalers
ne por ser apeloen fpr Dolot Set
efter 0lsoflfponingel1. &eo @iGlp
al e, flor &eoningsitprfe lpfteoes
Set at reooe uobuiene. Mejeriet par
asl ureret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
Joma.

ssren Senien, en- getonurbei-
Der, iom tom til siour Gitp fra
9ampton, Soma, brenote libel iioite
uge BED en- 8rano, iom goelagoe fle-
&c Smoabnie beo 4. ct. 8iaouct /
Gitp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
B !!!!e! 5olkebibkotbtk
EN- sAML1NG AT DE BEDsrE DANsK.NoRsKE FoRFATTERE.
Hvert Bind salges for kun rs Cents.
. Bind for 75c. ALE SO No. for $780,.
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$ n as!s k'i fo;fs5ts s!B ' 9s sidss B'''"s0n SAINT andre F0rt@'Hnser af
6 BEiiledbog uden Bileder af H. c: Andersen, med 1nusrationer. III
z Fra solyse strande af Wilhelm Bergsde SAINT andre Fortelinger.
8 To Forteninger af Bjdrnstjerne Bjarnson. Mors H@nder og en-
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misconfn.

= Slal1ot Sc i%jorte1 9e1egatcr>
.iom @lpcrnpren for 1t0nnpnt til
,oen rationale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t &arlos Gitp, er acknowledgements
oent GbarleS 81. Sal1 SITE, ssobn sc.
Din al @ooiion og Msiemblpmon
S. 6. @ilbertion al Gol1 Claire.
= @ortin 2ien, ser i Sc lioite ii
Mar far pGret &oitmelter / @locf
&iper Sails, op6e li0ite l1ge i lit
&ie1n at &pring. Mf0p6e, ser blep
so Star gam1nel, e%fterlooer Jig SUI
itrlt og to 8grn. &o11 por en- al Sc
ferite Sl1oflpttere / SEN Sci al Gto=
ten.
= Stotsfasierer 81. 8. Nobl bor
n10feroiget oper 500 8anfanpisnin=
ger fiber poa 500, iom Detailing til
De Npisl1ogipere, Ser far ienot Cub
ltrtbeltterne Sc al iioite 2eg1slatur
%peotagne 9ope. Ser meogif forrige
&ar $4,000 bcrtil, i6et bper Mpis=
uogiper, Ser lenocr Subifribenterne
oisie 2ppe, er bercttiget til $500.
= Sl1n66e0spuicnct / ga Grosie
bar begpnot Ell lt0rp00ellesfump
n1oo 6lner, og bpis @eniigten macs,
oil Ser mart life ftn6es en- 6lue i
gpen. &aa enfelte al 8pens @ooer
gjpres Ser nit Gorieg meo 11ogle M.
Zig opflrnone itore 6luefm1gere, og
bots Sc bier Jig praftiife, pil Sc BIZ
'be brogt | Mnben0elie poo alle Of
fentlige Ste6er.
: 8nron 9. &orf, @tebens
Yoint, er u0nGnnt til CONNER / z.
&reos efter of6poe Gborles 80.
,8ebb. ltonGpnelien gieloer for
Sen %nfltloenote Eermin, til 1915.
Mr. Garf er 1emofrat % bopoe
bele sagfereritonoe1s @tgtte.
@ltpernpr Mc@opern far 1t6nebnt
". 8. &arter al Mlgomo til @our1=
tDoommer / &emal1,1ee Goltutp efter
CONNER 90. @oaers.
= @n to Mor gommel 5gn at
@illiom &eunin9 / Comm Of Mea=
liant Sollep beo gau Claire 6g6e
poa cit n19rfeltg Maaoe forIe6en.
San bor frebet op paa Ell @asie i
'Senlebulet og itaf &opeoet in6 / en-
df1oen &as1e, bbor fan antog ser
oar Ng. Sen &osie, fan lto6 poa,
talot o%oerenoe, og @aIien flemtes i
9l1llet | ben an6en @nsie, iaa ban
toaltes. Jaoeren fanot batn ben-
9enoe Der cit fort Sis efter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

M1QleT
'1jalp mig. Jeg led
i to Aar. Lager
ne kaldte Diet
Svulst og at Saar-
lagens Kniv kun
kunde hjalpe. Min
Moder kjpbte Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound til mig, og
idag er jeg frisk.
Jeg besvaredes i
af Re-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

tendelse, og Deres interchangeable
del CAV mig Lindring. Deres Lever
Piller err ct magel6st Lakseringsmid-
del. Enhver som 6nsker Bevis for
dette kan faa Diet i ethvert Apothek
eller we'd at skrive til mig. De kan
benytte min Anbefaling efter Onske.
og jeg vii gjerne besvare Breve." =
Mrs. Christina Reed, los Mound ST.,
Peoria, III.
En- anden Operation undgaaet.
New Orleans, La. II %aarevis led
jeg af svere kvindelige Lidelser.
Blew tilsidst sengeliggende og La
gen raadede en- Operation. Jeg PRO-
vede f9rst Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, og reddedes
fra Operationen." - Mrs. Lily Pey-
roux, iii Kerlerec ST., New Or
leans, La.
Den store Mangde af indstr@m-
mende Privilege Anbefalinger bevi-
ser, at Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound er ct markvardigt Mid
del for disse besvarlige Lidelser,
som Kvinderne lider under.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01
Reddet
fra en-
Operation
We'd Lydia E. Pinkham'.
Vegetable Compound.

Peoria, Ill. "Jeg 9nsker at med
dele Enhver, hvorledes Lydia E.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-01

bet store Desinfektionsmiddel j Toi
letten?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-21
PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO
AMEND PURE FOOD LAW As
TO NosTRUMs.
RECENT COURT DECISION
CALLS FOR LEGISLATION
Claine TO Curo Can Now Be Affixed to
labels-President Completes Mes.
sage After Attending Theatsr and
Prior to Departure For Yale Conn
msnoement Exercises.

New York, June .31.-Ireeident Taft
began tho longest day of the year by
rising early and braikfastins IN tho
cool OF tho morning at the home OF
Henry w. TAFT. where he had spent ths
night. At $50 he was OF to the Grand
Central station, where his special car
waited to take him TO New Haven and
the Yale commencement
Before daybreak the mails were cars
rying 10 Washington evidences of tho
presidents late retiring hour in tho
shape OF special message. to which
ho put tho finishing touches after re"
turning from the theater last night.
Tho message. which will be present"
cd To congress today. recommends arl
amendment to the pure food laws -
Is the result OF a recent supreme court
decision which ruled that II Inanufac-
turer could legally label uostrum as a
cure for consumption" even tho ho
failed to establish the curative quail
tiles OF his medicine. long an the
label complied with tho law In publish
ing truthfuily the chemical contents OF
tho remedy.
The president wants congress- to pass
further legislation providing that no
mishranding or misleading statements
whatsoever may be- placed on tho
labels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-21
YOUNG HAVEMEYER DECLARES
MERGER DID NOT CAUSE AD-
VANCE TO CONSUMERS.
slDEsTEPs QUESTION OF
FREE TRADE ANDiTS EFFECTS
But Says He Has Not Studied Rea-
Combinations as "Reasonable," Not

Washington, juno Elaborating
his defense of trusts and the comb!ua
tions of sugar companies. Horace
Havcmeycr. son of the late II. O. Hav-
emeyer organizer of the So-called
sugar trust" today continued his
testimony before the house sugar COM
mittee.
The witness limited his approval.
however, to reasonable combinations =
He declared that combinations were
reasonable when they took in small
companies that were liable to go into
bankruptcy. He classed the Nattona!
Sugar Refining Company. in which he
is seeking In the courts to establish
his control, as "reaSona Bile.
III response to Representative Fort
ney the witness said the consumer GER
tainly was paying no more for sugar
than he did before the combination.
The price OF sugar is governed by
the law of supply and demand. de-
clarcd Mr.. Havemeyer. England is
the cheapest place in which sugar may
be purchased" the witness said.
"Is that because OF free trade ask
ed Representative F'ortney
well, ! don't know---I haven't made
a study of that" remarked the wit
ness.