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MR.. HENNESSY'S FUNERAL

The funeral of Patrick Hennessy.
who died in st. Michael's Hospital
Sunday after an operation for appen-
dicitis, will be held from his home,
1889 Walnut street. tomorrow at 8
O'Clock. Mass will be celebrated at
st. James's Church at 9 o'clock. the
.celebrant being the Very Rev. Pat
rick Cody. 1nterment will be in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Mr.. Hennessy was a patrolman at
the -Four Corners for thirteen years
and was a member of the Newark
Police Benevolent Association. He
was also a member of Newark City
Conclave No. 247, Improved Order of
Heptasophs. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Henrietta Hennessy; two
sons and five daughters.
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WOL WOLFF" AGAIN

NEW YORK, July 3O.-Frank
Stroyer, Of Union avenue, New
Rochelle, 10 years old, was nearly
drowned in Echo bay yesterday after
noon after fooling friends by pretend
ing to be sinking. The boy threw up
his hands and went down in view of
hundreds of bathers, and when some
boys swan to rescue him he came up
behind them and laughed.
He did it again at another part of
the beach, and the third time he went
down no one paid any attention to
MIN. When he did not come up WILL
lam Carroll, a member of the U. s..
Volunteer L~ife-saving Grew, dived,
and found him doubled up with
cramps. He was pulled out uncon-
scious.
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3 BRIDES 40 10 AFRICA

PHILADELPHIA, July S0.-Three
brides. all less than % years old
and none of them with more than ten
days experience in married life, are
away today on n of the strangest
honeymoons ever started. They
sailed with their husbands, who have
been appointed missionaries for the
Belgian Congo, Africa.
The three brides are: Mrs. ]. w.
Allen. of st. Louis; Mrs. J.. c. Nc
Queen, of New Orleans, and Mrs. H.
NJ. Washburn, Of Louisville.
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ARKANSAS PROGRESSTVES
AGAINST NEGRO SUFFRAGE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 3d.
Contests over seating negro deIega-
tons in the Progressive Republican
State convention here today were
foreshadowed when white voters in
Little Rock, at a mass-meeting,
passed resolutions declaring the ex-
%perience Of fifty years has shown
hat to eliminate the negro from poll
tics Is best for the negro himself and
alleviates the bitterness of race an
%tagonism."
Today's convention. according to
announced plans, will place a full
State ticket in the field and name
delegates to the Chicago meeting
August 5.
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FALLS OFF TANK; HURT

ELIZABETH, July 30.-Julian Eel
chenko, membership secretary of the
Y. M. C. A, is suffering from a
broken wrist, received in a fall from
the water tank on top of the asso-
citation building. Because of his in
jury Mr.. zelchenko has postponed his
trip to the Jersey Boys Camp from
today to next Saturday. e
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POOR BOX ROBBED

ELIZABETH. July 3O.-The Rev.
Bartholomew Zindsius, pastor of ST.
Peter and st. Paul's Church. report
ed to the police that the poor box in
the church was broken open and $40
taken from it.
The contents of the sacrlsty we're
disarranged and medals and other
articles strewn about the floor.
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ROBBED, GAGGED, B0UNDs
DRUGGED, SHOT, DESERTED

PERTH AMBOY. July 30.-Michael
Kramer, of Juliet street. shot through
the leg and weak from the effects of
q drug, was found in the woods at
the west end of the city last night.
He had been robbed by two men
who bound him and stuffed into his
mouth a gag which was drugged. AS
his assailants departed he regained
consciousness and fred at them. They
returned, and it was then that he
was wounded.
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LION ATTACKS TRAINER

sHEDIAC, N. B., July sO.-F. J..
Carroll. a lion tanner, was attacked
by a lioness yesterday. Carroll started
to pat the animal while 1t was being
fed. but she grabbed his hand and
pulled his arm into the cage and be-
gan chewing on 1t. C%arroll's cries
brought a man with an to his as
s~istance. He had to knock the beast
senseless before it let go.
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GIRL STRIKER AccusER

PERTH AMBOY. July SO.-City
Marshal William Walters was before
Justice Of the Peace Harold e. Pick
ersgill yesterday charged with at
backing one Of the girl strikers at
che Perth Amboy Cigar Company.
walters was paroled until wanted.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEWARK.


Balmoral Land and improvement
Company to Joseph Bajor, S 5 Ian
ark ay, 25 fl . II Vail st, 50x10o..
Joseph Okin to Louis Lesser, W S ).
Eleventh ST, 4s7 TT II Fl Avon av,
zoAlVU
John Pointer ct al to Herman A.
Fehl, W S s. Sixteenth st, 800 IT
n fir Fifteenth av, 25x100. ..........
William nj. Hooking to Margaret
A. Hooking. W S s. Seventh st, 172
TT s fir s. Orange av, 54x6l, and
other tracts
Margaret A. Hooking to William Nj.
Hooking. same prOperty....,.......
Fredericka H. Hess and hus to Da-
yid F~etterer, W S $. Twelfth st,
PSI IT $ fr s. Orange az 32x95.....
Morris Il. Lindsey to Hyman Har-
17s, 25x25o Observation-Disclosures.
August f. Richter to Agnes Thoms-
sen. S $ Runyon av, 134 TT W II
Osborne ter, 25x100. ................
Harriet Bowerman and hus to Mar
shall A. Congleton, n S Eighth ay.
s e cor lot $50, 25x150, and other
Matilda .ralS Terhune r. claude II.
Grady. W S S. Fourteenth st, $50
TT n fr Clinton av, 30x95. .........,.
Rosa Fault aud hus to Henry ost
ct al, s S Springfield ay, 165 fit W
fr Pierce st, 25x59. ........,........
Alfred b. Van Houten to Interna-
tional Realty Company, e $ New
Jersey Railroad av, % IT u fr e.
Kinney st, soxlol
Hutchinson Company to Mary F.
Spillane, W S First st, 1862 IT n fir
Montclair av, 75x100................
Clinton Square Construction Com
pany to Joseph Oschwald ct al, u
) Academy st. cor lot John Ogden,
60x76
TOWNSHIPS.
Henry q. Cordley TO Emma l..
Davidson, Bloomfield. s S Maolis
ay, 200 # e FIR Ridge wood ay,
l00xlS5
Emma L. Davidson to Alice K.
Cordley, Bloomfield, same property
Robert ID. Rawson to Anna K. e.
Range, Bloomfield, s s Belfeville
Same to same, Bloomfield, W s
Broad st, $50 IT n fir Belleville
ay, 45xi56 Observation-Disclosures.
Anna X. Z. Range and hus to
Robert ID. Rawson, Bloomfield, W
S Range ter, $50 IT n FIR Belleville
ay, 25x132
William L. Rae Especial guardian
TO Frank McKeon ct al, Caldwell,
lot 30, map Alfred Boiler. 49,.
1oJit tt Ut W 1SbtA nthlL1
Associates, Montclair, n cor High
land and Claremont avs, 12Sx192..
Elvira A. Robinson (%guardian) TO
George Plambeck, Montclair, $ W
o Greenwood and Claremont
avs, 45x100
George Plambeck TO Essex Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, Mont
clair, same property ..............
Elizabeth D.. Bergman to Helena
G.. Scott, Orange, n s Parkinson
ter. 125 IT W fir High st, 25xl09...
p. John Selander ct al to Clara Sui
Ivan ct al, W. Orange, W S Wat
chung az, 102 fl S W fr Samuel
st, 4Ox100
F. Monahan tsheriff) to Stew
art Hartshorn, Millburn, cen I'd
Fl Chatham, II " cor land George
d.. Croscup, 65x170 ................ !
Philip j.. Bowers to Rinaldo Pas.
serini, Irvington, n s Harper av,
% 1t W fir Union pl, 25xS3 .........
Same to John Besayni, I~rvington. n
s Harper av, so IT W fir Union pl,
-oAo'
Della Quinn to John Dare, Glen
Ridge, W S Hermon st, 1854 IT n e
FIR Bloomfield ay. 25x15S.
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OF INTENTION-Board of Street
and Water Commissioners. ~

NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to.a resolution adopted by this
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
of the City of Newark. at a meeting held
the twenty-ifth day Of July. 1912, and ap-
proved by the Acting Mayor of the City OF
Newark on the twenty-sixth day.of July, 1912.
public notice is hereby given that Il is the
Commissioners of the City of Newark. under
and by virtue of provisions of the act en-
titled A Act to Revise and Amend the
Charter of the City of Newark approved
March 18th, 1881, and the supplements
Street and Water Commissioners of the City
of Newark. approved March 2sth. 1901. and
other public laws OF the State of New Jer-
sey. to order and cause the tagging of the
sidewalks on the west side of
CLINTON PLACE.
from Randolph street to Hawthorne avenue.
and from Nye avenue TO Renner avenue. and
on the east side of
CLINTON PLACE,
from Hawthorne avenue to Renner avenue;
the tagging of the sidewalks on the east
s"7 CHRISTIE STREET.
from Bonykamper avenue to Ferry street;
II si"N FIRST AVENUE,
from, North Sixth street to Roseville avenue.
Toeether with all the appurtenances neces-
sarv to complete the same.
such persons as may object thereto ara
reouested to present their objections In
nee 81 the Hoard OF Street and Water Com
nnissionere. City Hall, Newark. on or before
the expiration OF sly days from date OF this
~notica.
water Commissioners Of the CITY of Newark.
M. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N. J.. duly 20, 1e1o. iy2T-5t
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NEW HOME

ELIZABETH. July 30.-The new
building of the Elizabeth Orphan
Asylum, in Salem avenue, was occu-
pied by the charges of the Asylum
Association for the first time yester-
day. The building is the gift of Mrs.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
followin ordinance has been passed by
the Board of Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Acting Mayor Of the
city of Newark. and pursuant to Chapter 80
Of the State Laws of 1909. is herewith pub
lished by title:
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
ELEVENTH AVENUE,
from South Eleventh street to South Twelfth
street. with brick paVemen on a six 49,
inch concrete foundation.
Adopted July %, 1912.
WILLIAM MENGLE,
President pro tenn. OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners.
A. l.. SWAIN.
Acting Clerk OF the Board.
M II. DONNELLY,
jy27-5t Acting Mayor.
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DEcKER-At the home Of her da 1agyth
ter, Mrs. Anthony Blesser, 4 A. on
iIuiv 80. 1912. Jane e. WIDOW ot
cornelius Decker, aged ~ years
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SIS, 900 SILK MILL FIRE

PATERSON, July se.A-The Bordini
silk mill in Bridge street was dam
aged by fire to the extent of s25, 900
today. S~eventy-fve employees es-
capped without injury.
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prSNIs-At Bonnie Brook Farm: s,to az
water, \. j.. Saturday. July q, i9A-'
Joseph Rose Dennis.
Funeral private.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinances passed a
second reading and were ordered to q third
and anal reading at a meeting of the Board
az street and Water Commissioners held
An ordinance to provide for the constr,,c-
zion Of a sewer to be known as "VaiIsburs
DTainage system. Easterly Division"
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
,,on Of n sewer in
~" COEYMAN STREET,
between Mount Prospect avenue and Clifton
avenue.
uon VI SALEM STREET.
from south Orange avenue southerly about
An ordinance 10 provide for the construc-
ton Of a sewer in
w DEVINE STREET.
between South Orange avenue and Four
$500 WILLIAM MuNGLE.
President pro tenn. OF the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioner.
A. L. SWAIN,
5y26-bt Acting Clerk OF the Board.
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BIrRNs-on Tuesday, July -. sdisSttIb,
THOMAS L. Burns. 1SA south Pm M
street, son of the late Luke anu an"
Burns.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Omen High Low Close.
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ief5' Agnes B.. beloved wire OF
Gregory, ST. nnas are invited
iss,a,,ss fhe funeral from her lale
residence. 20 Murray stree, M
THURSDAY. August ! at SiS1 a; u" a
to 81. Columoe's s Sn9feni viii be
n1sn for the repose of her soul
gnferment In the Cemetery Oh tux
Holy Sepulchre.
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CAMPBELLron sunday, July Os al p,on
Carolyn Foote, wife OF DIT Weiihs'V"
S~ampbeIl. Short Hills, n. j.
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DRIvER-At 1os Prince street. ssni be-.
afternoon; July - Dora Riker Driver.
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BrRKE-on July 80. 1912, at The o r :
dsnee of Mrs. John Noon, 1o6 North
Third street. Harrison. Henry Burhe'
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DEATHS.

UNSATISFACTORY fell asleep, sun
day. July rs. 1912, Eli Boone, IN ms
seth YEAR. rs Wallace street. Ut
ange. n. J.
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FITzGERALD-william, ~tornl S ggsis.
Morristown. n. j.. died July - ~
mSatice Of funeral hereafter.
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CEMETERIES.
Glen Ridge Cemetery

franklin av., at JoraIeInon ST.. Bloomfield
~. j.; tel. 1881. Bloomfield; plots. foui
IRA yes and over. ss5 up: graves. adults So
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FFIcE OF THE BoARp OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK


COMMISSIONERS OF THE cIT
OF NEWARK.
The following is s'i the h isl. Of oa' the Is NAMES AMI,
lesluehces and places of business OF appli-
eai,,ors Tor licenses contained in all appli-
tsaions OF petitions made to this board for
me granting OF licenses to sell spirituous,
baretn sdhaIt or brewed liquors and not
wit: oeeoruihs 10 law TO
Name. PLACE Of Business. Residence.
Oscar Bitz. Bower 81 -
wen1el schwaoha. 500 Nineteenth : av pi'''
John w. Plikaytis. 1os-1o5 Jackson SANE " place
waJentv sarr... Same place,
FRANK Maczinewski. 20 Livingston ST.,
George KnIpper. 417 Bloomsela same place
John scbustsr 90 Same place
James ana Patrick Lewis. as Market a
Simon Rosanstein 5s7 orane. - same place
crank Stiehler. 5s4 Springfield . ~ anae p,acs
Frank Yasko. s4s Market ri aV.same place
samuel Beim. Al Bowery 81. an,e p,ace
Fritz Baust. 15s-166 Brill 81. Place
CHARLES singerwald. 10 Darcy st Sc M me piace
Louis Ekes. 572 Ferry St Sanae pace
John II. Dierolf. S47 Fifteenth a, SaIne place
william Lowin. 22s-24e Fredonia sy ,"e p'ace
Frederick Hochbaum. %. n..,. Same place
Louis H%aushalter. 297 Springfield same place
Frank wollenberg, as5 sprinre.,dS Same place
CHASER & rrub, All Springfield Same place
Adam pauksbas IL. Same place
Antonio Azzello. 45 Hayes 81 ae pace
Jonn Jablonski. 40 Lincoln ~ S'e p,aee
Heimuth Bockholdt; s79 Fifteenth came place
George schatz. 4e7 ,vash,.. Same place
Edward X Freder;cl. .ao Same place
9os south Tenth ST..
Carmino CasteIiiano 70, 49,. Same place
Notn sixth st.,
Luigi Gambo. 22e-2a1 Rsr~a Same placs
LieWeiiyn Brientneli. 1856 Market 81 pace
FfIIipo zaminnj A 49,. Same plaza
Ihomas Craig. 45 Central av'' arne pace
julius schweikhardt. So Highland "a place
MISUNDERSTANDING same place
Lorenz 9. Heilos. 104 Ferry 81
=. BEER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES place
Albert sraumschweig 5s1 South Ni,o
RETAIL-TRANsFERS same place
pomenico De Contis. from 1854 cb.st,,.
81. 70 4s7 Market st.......354 chsstst
JONI Seioenschwarz from 2o7 SUSSEX az %"
10 oo4 avon av......... 5b7 Snrinvaaid
RICHARD MILLER Az
JAMES r. CoNNErrv President.
City Clerk.
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Monday July %, 1872, Alice r. A dae {.
ter Of Albert ,n her n' eighth year, 70 Valley
vav. West Orange.
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way, West orange.
r.rc n, Monday. July %, 1912, a. l
"aemm John Louis. husband ana Ia ! ne
p An Hnousta and Gertrude Haug, az n'
fata residence. $50 South Twelt'h s'iee'
July 2s, 1912, Patrick, De,
HEas husband of Henrietta henhesss
NEE Thiem) and son OIL Anu ~"
late James Hennessy. momhers Of
Relatives, friends anu Association
- Nawark city Conclave NO. al, al =,
nrared order Of Heptasophs, are hihH his
invit.d 10 attend the funeral IIom On
late residence, is9 " W : a. M. to st.
fsmes.s Church. where a Hlgn nass
If REQUIEM will be onerea 10 anetery
nose of his soul. intermen'
Of the Holy sepulehre.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into rest; nivei 90
iineering Illness, on sunday 5u1s iieeii
1912. Theresa, BELOVED ,g Mr,s aged 60
Years ! months 10 days, 55e Fifteentn
avenue.
inrerinr illness. Ludwig kneller; 49,
~ years beloved husband of Gatnerins
1~xnsfier fnee Blankenheim), 3to south
Ninth street.
IyNcH-on July %. 1912, at her WIFE VIE
residence. % Stone street Mar'' ~"
Of the late Thomas Lynch.
= orange. n. J.. on Monday,
Wi .1r,r 90 1e1s. Frances L.. wife of George
w Mantx. 50 Day street.
July 2s, 1912. AIMS DAILY;
hajoved wife of Albert Paine anu
denghter of James and Catherine Daily
RELATIVES and friends are kindly IN
x;ted 70 attend the funeral from the
rasidence of her parents. 81 First
straat on Wednesday,, July II, l9l2. az
SIX a m. to st. Joseph's Churcn'
where a Solemn High Mass OF Requiem
will he offered for the repose OF her
soul. Interment in the Cemetery Oh the
Holy Sepulchre.
sHAUTER-sarah r.. shauter, beloved
mother of Susie r. Shauter, dlea al ner
late residence. 621 Warren street. New.
ark. Il. j., Saturday, July q, 1872, at )
y. m.
rowLEN-on July %. 1at2, Manning f.,
husband of Margaret S. Towlen.
WHELAHAN-At Orange. N. j., on Mon.
dav, July %. 1912. Thomas. beloved
husband of Alice Whelahan tnee Gean-
renaud). at her sisters residence, ATS
Scotland street. Orange.
yoUNG-suddenly, at Atlantis Citg; \,
j., on Saturday July ". 1872. William
Patterson Young. in his Nth year.
Funeral service, which VIII be pri-
vste. will be held at the funeral parlors
Of Smith & Smith on Wednesday. In
terment in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and asked prices appended are
furnished through Eisele & King:
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sHATTER-sarah r. S~hauter, beloved
mother of Susie R. Shauter, died at her
late residence, 621 Warren street; new,
ark. n. j., Saturday, July 70 l'lz' at .
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WHELAHAN-At Orange, N. J., on Mon,
dav, July %, 1912. Thomas. beloved
husband of Alice Whelahan tnee Gean,
reneudl. at her sisters residence, AIS
Scotland street. Orange.
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rowLEN-On July 20. 1at2. Manning F.,
husband of Margaret S. Towlen.
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Monday, July %, WI; a. r
Haun giohn Louis, husband and Iath NJ
IF Augusta and Gertrude E h = Street.
late residence, $50 South iWei'n
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nor nrRITH-Entered into rest. after a
Ineer,ur Illness, on Sunday. July 70;
1ai5' Theresa. beloved wife OF pahi eo
Halderith fnee Grigaldinl nssa ~
Years ) months 10 days, 900 fh'
avenue.
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Who Was There That YOU Knew?

The Civil War Semi-C Centennial is celebrated Atingly by this time
nst of publications. Just at the time when that great struggle is
being lived over again-when old and young want to see WHAT THE
MIGHTY CONFLICT REALLY LOOKED LIKE-these famous Brady
photographs, long lost, have been discovered and published. The
Star IS glad to announce that it has secured exclusive rights to the
remarkable series for this city.
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xxEr.LER-Entered into rest, after :
lingering illness. Ludwig kneilef;b s am
20 years, beloved huasnpSan hln u SO south
Ninth street.
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MANTz-At Orange, n, j. on Mondax,
-.July 20, 1912. Frances IL wire OF ue"is
w. Mantx 80 Day street.
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yYNcH-on July %. 1912. at ner Wife ,dfe
residence. 81 Stone street, Mar9' WIG
~ The late Thomas Lynch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02
Eat and Get Thin

This is turning an old phrase. face
about. but modern methods of reduc-
ing fat have made this revision pos
sible.
If you are Overfat and also averse to
physical exertion and likewise fond of
the table and still want to reduce your
excess flesh several pounds. do this:
Go to your druggist Cor write the
Marmola Co, 737 Farmer Bldg. De-
-froit. Mich.) and give him cor send
4hem) IS cents. For this modest amount
Of money the druggist will put you in
the way OF satisfying your ambition
for nice, trim, slim figure. He viii
hand you a large case Of MarmOla Pre-
scription Tablets compounded in &C
Cordance with the famous MarmOla
Prescription one OF which you must
take after each meal and at bedtime
until you begin to lose your fat at the
rate Of u TO 16 ounces a day. That
Is all Just 20 on eating what you
Ike, leave exercising to the athletes.
but take your little tablet faithfully
and without doubt that flabby flesh
viii quickly take unto itself wings.
leaving behind ii your natural self
neatly clothed in firm flesh and trim
muscles