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New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
REOPEN ARBITRATION COURT
Business Mems Tribunal Reorganized
After Lapse of Seventeen Years.

After a lapse Of seventeen years the
business mems court Of arbitration held its
first session yesterday at the Chamber OF
Commerce. Charles l., Bernheimer, chair
man OF the Chamber Of Commerce com
mittee on arbitration, conducted the pro-
ceedings and swore in the official arbltra-
tors.
The cour, has been reorganized because
of the "incompetency Of the courts and
the laws delay" say its advocates. II was
established in 1868 and was one OF the first
institutions of the Chamber Of Commerce.
In 1851 its jurisdiction was extended. and in
1874 the state voted salary of $1,000 a
year TO the official arbitrator. In 1895 the
salary was taken away and the court
broke up. The Chamber of Commerce got
out an old statute last year, showing that
the court was legal. and in June the arbl-
tration committee was sworn in by Justice
Vernon NJ. Davis. Out Of 2l5 leading bust
ness men asked TO act as arbitrators it is
said 200 accepted. Mr.. Bernheimer says the
court can wind up in a day a case that
will take week ordinarily in the regular
tribunals.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
THUGS HOLD UP JEWELLER
Police Seek Three Men Who
Bound and Gagged Victim

Detectives from the West 125th street sta =
tion are securing the city for three thugs,
who. after binding Samuel Appel, a jeweller,
at No. 2l6O Eighth avenue, robbed him of
sl& In cash and diamond rings valued at
$1,000 early yesterday morning.
Mr.. Appel's jewelry store .s between l1eth
and 1l7th streets, and IS within a short dis
tance of an elevated station Thousands
pass at the hour of the robbery. which oc-
CURED shortly after Mr.. Appel opened his
store and the old ruse of presenting large
bill in payment for small article was used
to get Mr. Appel to open his safe.
AS the jeweller opened the safe the men,
who had entered the place as Mr.. Appels
son went out to get his breakfast, told
him to put up his hands and pushed a re-
volver under his nose. Two other men came
soon afterward. Then they proceeded to
bind and gag Mr.. Appel and rob him.
After some difficulty he succeeded in get
ting the handkerchief out of his mouth and
attracting the attention Of Mrs. Thomas
Walsh. who was working in a restaurant
next door. He was almost exhausted when
DIR. Pratt, Of the Harlem Hospital, revived
him
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
TWO JUMP TO ESCAPE FIRE
Man and Girl Drop Three Stories
Both Badly Injured.

Ely Deutsch, twenty-one years old, of
No. Rutgers street. and Lena Levine
twenty years old, of No. SIS East Hath
street, were badly injured In jumping from
the third story of the loft building at Nos
15S and 100 West 26th street TO escape fire
that destroyed the upper floors of the
structure yesterday morning.
Deutsch, who was employed by the
Standard Button Company, which occupied
the third floor, was carrvirg step lad
der. when he knocked the tip from light
ed gas jet into n pile OF ceIGloId material.
There was a fash. and the blaze soon
spread to every part of the room.
Finding their escape cut off, Deutsch and
Miss Levine opened the window and
climbed out. They remained on the sill
until the fire forced them to jump. Both
were picked up unconscious and taken to
the New York Hospital. Here Deutscn was
found TO be suffering from bruises and
burns. and Miss Levine had a broken arm
and internal injuries. Twenty other ten.
ants Of the building got out in safety.
The fire was extnguished after a two
hour fight The damage was estimated at
5000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
NoN-UNIoN DRIVER SHOT
Fired On During Labor Dispute at
Place of Employment.

In an argument over labor questions
Joseph Forkey. a trucking foreman for R.
3. Sinner & Co.. produce dealers at No. 1856
Washington street. was shot four times
through the left thigh yesterday afternoon
just in front of the loading platform of the
store. There has been trouble among the
drivers in the district for several weeks
and several days ago non-union driver
was shot and seriously wounded
Forkey has been with the Sinner firm
nearly twenty-five years, and many efforts
have been made to get him TO Join the
union, but he has refused.
Clerks in the place heard an argument
outside yesterday afternoon then four
shots I'm rapid succession and ran out, to
find Forkey lying on the sidewalk a crowd
of men was running away. Patroiman
Murphy called Dr. Russell, VINO look
Forkey to the House of Relief IN an anpus
lance Forkey gave detectives the hdiile VI
the man who shot him.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
MAY FREE UPTON SINCLAIR
Second Referee Reports in Favor OF
Granting Him a Divorce.

Marshall S. Marden, the second referee
appointed TO hear the divorce suit brought
by Upton Sinclair against his wife, Mrs.
Meta Fuller Sinclair, filed his report yes
terday in the Supreme Court, Recommend
ing decree for Mr.. Sinclair.
William S. Kelley was the first referee,
and he, too, favored the granting OF ne
divorce decree TO Mr.. Sinclair, but tine
court refused to confirm the report be-
cause Kelley had admitted certain testi-
mOny which the court decided should not
have been admitted, sending the case to
another reference. Harry Kemp, Kansas
poet was the correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
IFroni The Tribune Bureau


Washington, February ..
ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders
have been issued
Captain LEWIS II. RAND. corps Of engineers.
E,,s, nom Wilmington; n g, 70 WashihagffTGnHE
FHst Lieutenant CLARENCE r. LAODhh-
DALE, dental surgeon, to Walter Keed Gen
Following second lleutenants, recently appointed,
Fort Leayenworth, March 2. for course OF
preliminary instruction three 81 month";; nth !;
thence to regiments assigned: EGShHE ~. ~
w. FALES Vancouver Barracks: T KS S:u6RTH lSi In
Fort George Wright, 1lth Infantry; MEDo-
REM CRAWFORD. Jr.. Washington BaT-
TON Fort McHenry 2sth Infantry; GER
AID +. CRONIN, Fort Jay, 10Th lnIanIrS;,, ~,
Leaves Of absence Colonel HARRY o. PEhhs1 ita1en
medical corps, two months; SECOND l.lsutsi~
ant WILLIAM W. BoDDlE. "a ihiaiuS'
Tour months.
Commander r. f. CooNTZ. detached Board OF OF
Inspection and Survey for ships March ";
Governor Of Guam and comnandsht ha'@'
station ,.-,, s
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. II. PAYNE, De
tached marine recruiting station, Boston,
marine recruiting depot norfolk; a., North
Nhaplain z. y. MDONALD, detacheu '"' W.
o. Dakota; home. await orders. -, rra.n4n-
Gunner J. c. OMEARA. detached the lhoepe"-
=, eenee: 10 the Denver. -,.s .h. R,r-
haehnist o. d. PARKER detached the D
. mingham, % the United states ,, ,,ard
Maehinlst CHARLES swANBERG navy SA'u'
Washington. , "a.
Chief Carpenter g. A. IAZAR. detached .t ans
Colorado: TO the naval hospital f'e
Sound
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Ine ~,
lowlngs movements of vessels nave "'''
reported to the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Ieb 2-The Morris, az Newport ,.n, nav:
FEB 1.-THE New Jersey at LShh''"''"
. the Scorpion, at Pir@us -, ,h. trans
feb. 4.--Thc Plscataqua. at Swato"' '"0
port sheridan. at Manila.
SAILED. -,
Feb 3-The New Jersey. from Lynhsnas.n anna, A nov
for Guantanamo: the Monterey, 'v' amo, Tor
FOR Fuchsu; the Piscataqua
Ewatow. A .o.or, for Can
ton: tho scorpion. from PlrSuss Tor o;uan-
tinoplo; the Lamson, from Noiio'A '0'
- eana1no. -----.--e-------------
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
Female.
WORK WANTED.
ssfale.

HEAD Of four departments for largest nrm In
trade seeks change OF position H. w. B.,
Box 10. Tribune Office. -
MESSENGER. DOORMAN. watehman or care
takcr of centIeman's cty country home
by reliable, trustworthy married man H3)'
native born: can furnish 23 years references
from wholesale importing houses. Address
II. b. Box !, Tribune Once. e.-
PACKER, experienced. wishes position at any
thing. Geo. u. Ashton. Jr.' lO4 mart ST.
Brooklyn.
PORTER-Honeet man (Americanl; one who
has worked In dry goods commission mouse,
knows how 10 pack goods and gct out oroers'
Charles Lindemann, 115s Goth ST., broekiyn.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL cARPET CLEANING coctssns &C Leans
by compressor dlit sleaHl, manu- VI on nvN.
,Egs Broadway, 42l East 4sth st. COE &
RRANDT Tel. l32-3sth.
Wv YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
"H' oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
vtNE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
r., ,eoo- 1893 Bryant. 437-43e West 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
CHARLES STRA CSS, EItNtioh'
CHARLES ". CHADWICK,
commissioners CT the Board OF Water supply
I0SEPH 2. MORRISSEY. Secretary.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
columbia. February 5, l9l2.-Sealed propo-
o'clock p Nj February IL. 1912. for construct
ing Manual Training School Building No 172'
10 ba erected on Lots ~ to 49, inclusive
Sauais No. Gl6. o Street. between North Capt
toI and First Streets. y. w, Washington.
u { Forms Of proposals. specifications ana
necessary information may be obtained from
The chief clerk. Engineer Department, Room
497 District Building, Washington. ID 9.
CTrNO n. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM V. JUDSON. Commissioners. ID. c.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
WORK WANTED.
Male.

SALESMAN, 21 experienced: references l.
Grunhut, 100 Amsterdam ave.
TENOGRAPHER-By commercial high school
graduate; II; salary, IS week. d. r. Wads-
worth. jr.. Van Sicklen ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN (22) wishes position with large
mercantile concern; has had eight years eX-
pcrlence with New York firm. s. j. Box IL
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
eMpl oYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. 141 East 9th s. sup
plies frst class servants 20 private families All
references investigated
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
suRRoGATE's NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
The Hon Walter H. Jaycox. Justice OF the
Sunrenne court OF the state OF New York, on
,be o7th day OF December, 1911. Notice Is here
hn' given 10 ali the creditors and persons having
cIsims against william r. Sherman, lately do
INC business in the Village Of Westbury, in the
Connty Of Nassau. under the name Of William
u Sherman that they required TO present
,,hair claims with the vouchers therefor, duly
s,ariaed 90 the subscriber the duly appointed
sssignee OF the said William p Sherman, for
az benefit OF his creditors. at his place OF busi-
nass No Jackson avenue. Long Island City,
Tew York, on or before the 18th day OF March.
1912 xo,,>sp OsErh A. hAha, ,
Attorney for Assignee.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
pohert Ludlow Fowler, Surrogate OF the
C,o,,rtv Of New York, notice is hereby given
20 eli nersons having claims against Thomas ].
Fitch. late OF the County OF New York. de-
aased 10 crescent the same with vouchers there
~ 10 The subscribers at their place OF transact
Snv business at the Office OF their attorney.
Iames l. Bishop No. 32 Nassau street. in the
CITY Of New York. on or before the 10th day
OF February next; 80. 80,
reiNA T. FITCH, RICHARD HORSTMAN.
GIJsTAy w BURGESS. Executors
JAMES L. BISHOP. Attorney for Executors. No.
50 Nassau street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
PROPOSALS..
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
Rureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy De
partment Washington, ID. c., until 10 O'Clock
a m February 49, 1912, and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, TO furnish az the navy
ward Brooklyn. n. Y. etc, a quantlty or haVa'
supplies as follows: Sch. i22S: Timed butter
ord cold storage of.-SCh. 1862: Indicator sys
tem-Sch 1886: Paint brushes oakurn' poIce-
lain urinals boatswains calls. WASH deck nose
reducing collars for lamps, heaters Tor laNa-
tories statcroom utensils.-Sch. i2ol: spruce:
sch 42SS. Pneumatic tools.-Sch i2S9; Lead
nine bolts and nuts, nails, tWlst l'llls Scm
129O: Bar stcel.--Sch. 1921: Raw linseed OIL
red lead, white lead, lampblack. venetian red'
yellow chrome sodium caroonStr, p 'u,"p ,p hrass
spanish whIting.-Sch 4202: Brass nuts DIass
valves globe valves silver lead fac,nss.-ocn
1903: White pine. poplar, electric llgnt WIRE
twisted wire, linen thread, thermal bottles;;@c
Sch. l2ai VneEar.1Schs 40 ,hS. and Ifayo Savo
glassware. Applications for proposals sh9uid
,rsgnate the schedules desired by nunbei
Blank proposals will be furnished uoon spPn-
cation 10 the navy pay office, New Gork, y, L.
or To the Bureau. I. j. CONlb' fhSHh
General. u $ y. 1-29-l2
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply, at It's onlces;
seventh floor, 165 broadway, New YORK, uhtll
II a ~ on Tuesday February ~, lol-' IpI
Contract r. for clearing and grubbihk the
Asholian Reservoir, in the towns OF owe
Marbletown, Hurley, Woodstock ana hii'ss-
ton Ulster County, n. Y. Ill,
A. the above place and time the Dlds wiz
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con.
tanning information for bidders ana contract
dress by deposting the sum of ten dollars
ticulars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN y. CALVIN,
o.. n q Water y.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DI a M - ~ - >
Can be returned within one yesr.
CHARLES A. kEENf, $50 Broadway, New York
LOST RANKBooks.

lOSI 6ANhDOON0.
BANKBOoK No. 39o,s3o and Ssos3 OF @ .ne
Ifnion Dime savings Bank Is missing Any
nerson having claim 20 Il Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten Gays or suoinls
issued. ---------------
BANKBooK No. $40, 7O5 OF the Union Dime sav-
irgs Bank Is missing. ANY perVl having :
claim 70 il is hereby called upon TO present tns
same within ten days or submit TO having saie
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBooK No. 37s, ,66s OF the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person haying a
CLAIM, 10 II is hereby called upon 10 present tih:
same within ten days or submit TO having ss''
passbook cancelled and new one issued -
OsT or sTOI. EN- Bankbook No. 456,sO OF me
Gsrunan Savings Bank In the City or New
York. corner Atm ave. and i4th ct. ISSUED "a
Nargsrete Peters All persons are esutionea
aaa,es, ne1otiating the same II not returned
fo The bank on the 9th day OF February, isi<'
duplicate will be issued --------.-----
LOST. .--Bankbook No. eo4, os5, Bank for saving
2s0 4th ave. New YORK fasmens ss'ppe''
Please return book TO bank. -
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
rveEwRIrINo AND TYPEWRIT. AS

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. catsiogue
Tree. ALI makes taken part payment: bargains
I'm underwoods. Remingtons. oiivera smitAs
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
AUCTION SALES.

by VIRTUE OF two separate s:s executions, gt, win
sell today at IL O. Of & satiSnery @ ana rp leather %
Soeda store. nxtures, etc. Thomas Troy, City
Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American A. Foreign Teachers Agency.-Sup-
niles Professors Teachers, Tutors, GoNernesses, :,
etc, 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs NJ j. Young-Fulton. ~ Union squar-.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

Male.
BRoTHERs-Yorng Germans; cook; butler,
useful; country preferred; SEQ; first class
references Miss Shea's Agency, East 42d
BUTLER and useful: middle aged West Indian;
private family or boarding house city or coun-
try: best Of references. Call or address John c.
Msrcial, l45 Ashland Place. Brooklyn. ". Y.
BUTLER-Useful. French Swiss; first class
service; excellent personal references; city or
West 42d; phone 7is7 Bryant
BUTLER aud USEFUL MAN.-wages, s25;
Hol!ander, neat young man; well experienced
ey eDd SIS fS0G 9Th "ge Tel % Ss By"n
BUTLER wishes position in a family. japanese,
II Concord St, Brooklyn.
COUPLE Scotch; first class butler wife
competent any position excellent refer
eECes; city or country. Miss Bucklcys
Agency. II West 42d: phone 74S7 Bryant.
FARMHAND.-s25; Swede; good hand with
cows horses machinery, etc; clean. sober;
with references; Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th
FARMHAND.--German $50; good teamster
and mixer and all around farmer; expert
Agency, sis 9th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant.
FARMER. :. American; married; two children;
experienced on machinery, poultry; used to
employee Carpenters Bureau, l54 9Th ave.
JAPANESE HoUsEwoRKER.-Mae good
plain cooking, cleaning. etc; excellent refer
city O. ,S country @Tt Tel n?%s' s p4yan
MAN AND WIFE; $50; man generally useful
about small place in country; Wife, good
manager cook and laundress. c. j. Coopers
Agency. 657 eth ave. (Ssth ST..
USEFUL MAN.-Scotch; S25; can care for
horse. COW, chickens. lawns; good references.
Donald, MathCwson Agency, SlS 9th ave. Tel.
2TS Bryant.
MAN.-German. single. wishes position; can
milk and drive: prefers good home TO big
pay. Jaeger 2240 Sd ave.
Useful MAN-Wiling and obliging; can
make himself generally useful about house
or small place in country: S25. Wilson's Agen-
cy. 141 East 57th ST. Tel. 2224 Plaza.
USEFUL MAN.-Strong willing, Swedc; speaks
some English good worker; good refer'n nces;
any wages Osterbergs Agency, IlG LcNing-
ton ave Tel 1055 Plaza.
USEFUL. MAN-In or out doors; Norwegian;
city or country; excellent references; SO
$50 Industrial Agency II West 42d; phone
52lO Bryant -
YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN. 60 as servant to bach
elor or Will run his establishment: first class
cook and valet: ten years references: sober re
fined and willing Address Butler, care OF Mr..
Youngmsn. JG4 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
LAWYERS.

.fFs A GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Rooms. lilo Broadway, City.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
HELP WANTED.
Male.
GARDENER.

Male.
GARDENER.
We furnish Gardeners and SupeTintendenlss
for large or small estates. Men OF establshod
reputations and ability only. No fees. Write
or phone Stumpp * Walter Co, 80 Barclay
St, New York; phone 32ll Cortlandt
Female.
EDUCATED WOMAN who can influence the SAFE
of stock OF a select publishing enterprise OF
unusual merit may make from $1,000 10 $2oOO IN
commissions Alpha. Tribune ONCE.
SALESIADIEs-Tw ladies. between 25-35, %
learn our business as saleslades; must be OF
good education and address, honest and ener-
getic Ryan. loo 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

LADY'S MAID.-Scotch. Protestant, very good
scamstrcss. plain hairdresslng; excellent ref
orruccH. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, -
Wtst 42d. Phonei lU1n Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
Female.

CHAMgERMAID and WAITRESS.-Ncat
Young Irish girl: excellent references; SO,
thoroughly competent. Wilson's Agency. l4l
East 5TtG ct Tel 2224 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

NI-PSF -Fnglish Protestant; can take infant
from birth: first class references. g., MISS
Margaret smiths Agency, % West 42d St.
,Phnnn- An2N BRYANT.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

IM'NpRESS Neat. swedish: excellent laun-
dress; first class IN every respect; excellent ref
orences. $50 Osterberg's Agency il6 Lexington
GO TeI t0Jy PLAN.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

NORTHUMBERLAND AID.-Useful good seam
stress: will care children: S25. excellent ref
cIcnces, go anywhere Miss Shea's Agency,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

NURSE E-ExperIenced; infant or grown; sood s,ci
- .camstress. Ave years last employer; city
or country. Morrow's Agency 72l Lexington
g,o cor ECtl st
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

YOUNG ENGLISHMAN. 90 as servant TO bach
elor or will run his establishment: first class
cook and valet: ten years references: sober. re
fined and willing Address Butler, care OF Mr.
Youngman, JG4 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

CHAMBE RMAID WAITRESS.-Nca Swedish
girl. willing to assist other work; excellent
excellent references. Osterberg's $
Agency Tld Lexington ave. Tel. 1866 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

ST'RSE-North German; competent girl for
children over two years; good sewer: city or
country, hest references: wages S25-SJp. eau
at lang & Boecherer 80. Agency, 43-4J-41
,,, -, nod Now York
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

LAUNDREss- -CHAMBERMAID. Neat. first
class Irish gin. hyr years la-t place; ,Ncelient
Ia lndress. willing TO assist other work. excellent
references. 81 Osterbotgs Agency, 7lG LeNing-
MO. T.I
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

LAUNDRESS. Finnish; first class family laun-
dress: understands collars. Guns. hne lares,
SOS. MytincH's Agency. 2lO7 9th ave Tel 1905
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-23
DIAMONDS Sis A CARAT
WUERKERS 229 South Spring Street, Los Angeles
KILLED MEXICAN
DENIED CITIZENSHIP

Los ANGELES, Aug. 22:-Judge
Willis Of the superior court denied
naturalization papers today to o. z.
Finsted. rancher and miner because
the court thought that by so doing
the United States might become in
yolved in controversy with Mexico.
Finsted came to America in 1881. in
1891 ne filed n petition for citizen
ship n few years later he went to
Mexico where he took mp a mining
claim. and became involved IN a fight
with a Mexican. who he allied Fin
sted claimed It was an accident, and
after three years confinement he was
released and returned TO Los Angeles.
Judge Willis explained that the de-
partment Of commerce and labor at
Washington had advised his action.
fearing the United States might be-
come involved with Mexico in a dam
age suit which the applicant might
bring against that republic for false
Imprisonment.
The court stated its ruling was not
absolute hut that Fiusted might en-
pplOy counsel tn examine his case and
renew his application at the Novem.
Der sitting Of the naturalization court.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-23
COUNTY HOME
HAVEN FOR IhF|RM
w. s. Wilson, Aged IS, Deaf,
Dumb and Mind Impaired,
Goes 10 Institute

w. S. Wilson, an aged resident OF
o. X. trail. was taken 10 Douglas yes
terday afternoon by officer c. y.
Thomas and placed in the county hos
pital. He is said TO he s. years Of age
and is both deaf and dumb Recent
" his mind became IMPAIRED and he
was taken 10 the county hospital in
order that he. in his helplessness.
might he taken care of.
The mans condition was renOrted
10 the authorities yesterday and
Chairman Gus Hickey. Of the board
NJ supervisors, issued an order entitI-
ing the aged patient to care at the
county institution.
ROth Mr. Wilson and his wife. who
is so. are deaf and dumb. They are
and for several years have been 10
pendant on q daughter here. who
worked and Loyalty supported her
aged parents.
The couple came to Risbee about
two years ago. travelling across the
continent alone and have resided with
their daughter here. The man is ov-
er six feet tall and Of large frame. in
dicating a youth and manhood of men
tai strength and physical Drawn, typi-
cal Of New England growth.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-23
SUMMER FOODS OFTEN
CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
Their Eject on the Digestive
Organs Responsible for Many
of the Seasons Ills.

Summer should be the period OF
perfect health, but impure water and
milk, unripe food and the tendency
10 indulge In acid food and iced
drinks, produces a contrary condition
in many. people
The effect of the average summer
diet Is TO constipate even normally
regular bowels and this results in
disarranging the entire digestive sys
TEN. When the bowels are choked
with the stomach's refuse, indigestion
is almost sure to follow. and the
waste matter that should pass out
through the bowels, not finding pas
sage, ferments in the stomach and
the poisons are forced into the blood.
causing much distress and often SER
ious Illness. & :
To keep the bowels free. there is
no more effective remedy than DIR.
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin. This is a
pleasant-tasting bowel stimulant and
laxative tonic that is very gentle in
IFS action. bringing relief in an easy.
natural manner, and without discom-
fort A spoonful of Syrup Pepsin
win quickly check summer diarrhoea
by cleansing the bowels and remov-
ing the matter that irritates. and in
flames the tissue. 1t is sold in drug
stores for fifty cents a bottle; a large
family size. considerably more than
TWICE the quantity, costs "a dollar.
II You have never Used syrup p df,sin
and would like free bottle postpaid.
write to Dr. W.. r. Caldwell 400
Washington St, Monticello. Illinois.