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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. May -Hogs-Receipts.
IS 900 Market strong to SC higher;
mixed and butchers, S7.o5a 55 good
heavy. 81 40Gf755: rough heavy. T05D
735; light. s70O@745; pigs, s5.o0G676;
bulk $7.35GJ7 As
Cattie-R Receipts, 900 Market steady.
beeves, 5000 $50; cows and heifers, 50. so
$500; stockers and feeders. S50oQe.9o;
Texans. s650GS.25 calves. 81 .5O0s20.
Sheep-Re Receipts, 1000 Market steady
Sc 100000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

Hayden, Stone & Co: The short looks
to have the best of it.
j. $. Bache & Co. Advise the purchase
of the distant positions on account of the
usual crop scares to follow.
Logan 4 Bryan: Market is a small
trading affair
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Atlanta. May S1-Lowest temperature,
70. highest temperature, so; mean tenn
perature 70; normal temperature. 70,
rainfall in past "a hours, none; excess
since first OF month. 1.2S inches; excess
since January l. 927 inches
REPORTS From VARIOUS STATIONS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31

Following stocks are quoted ex-divi-
dend today: American Sugar. ~ per
cent; American Smelling, l per cent,
Canadian Pacific. 212 per cent General
Electric. per cent; Southern Pacific, u
per cent: Union Pacific, ~ per cent;
United States Steel. u per cent Norfolk
and Western, / y per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. May 81-Carpenter, Bag
got & Co: The market opened weaker
on lack of demand from refners, who are
well supplied, and bearish crop and
weather news from the belt
Cotton seed OF nuotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat opened Ind lower to I'D higher;
at 80 p. m, was I'd lower TO I'D high
err: closed unchanged to I'D higher. Corn
opened y to 24d higher; at 80 p m. was
I'd higher: closed z to 2sd higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
MINING STOCKS.

BOSTON. May 81 Opening: Shelters
preferred. 49,: Calumet and Arizona
75A Copper Range, 5Sh; Shannon, Is;
Lake Copper, 80.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
mARisr RIFLES 70 ENTERTAIN.

The Marist Riiles Company O. Ma
tional Guard of Georgia. win give min
strel and military entertainment tonight
AZ Marist college hail, for the beneht
OF the company fund
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31


NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Coffaa o,,ntaf3oue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-31
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Following are receipts for Friday and
estimated receipts for Saturday:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Gramer, men bar al ct Bar Same.
rater bleber loffet bort fra g1ami-
nationslofalet, me6ens SnDoeriet
foregif. Sei0e in~6beretteoe ftrafs
Sagen til genior, % bent1e los ben
after gaa bioere til l1noerpisnings.
inipeftsr, 8rofesior Surer1, {om
ienbte en- Me66eleIie ON set paste.
reoe til Mtniiteriet. &l1ltugminite.
Iriet bar 6erefter beiluttet at ober.
eibe Sagen til 8olitiet, bells for al
foa 6en fll6t oplpit, bells for Al
faa itatueret ct @rempel, Iom epe,1'
t1elt fan afifreffe Sc unge fro
@ramensinp6ert ! Gremtt0en. Mn
flagen bill blipe grobt @e6rogeri
blot pi6es er oct ferite Gang
Ser bar foreligget ct iaa alborlig
Silfelbe af @ramensinp6eri..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Sblano.

Miitet. al { UeS ct
S q I S. Sorle6en Sdd Dor @aorS~
eier SSper @onien fra Ebure9o6liiit6
/ Spllono iomn1eil mes iiu &nltrll
% 5911 figren6e til &ollemorten for
at beidae nogle 5lngtninae. So bo1
ON @ftenen biloe itige op / 5lp6en
bar ban iaa ltbel6ig at GLIDE % ioiot
oerpeb bog oper og fprilpA fin sang
fit 5oneb ,1ogct.s son, rnieoe set
BOG fife pioere, men began lia poa
Sicmtllren. Ntel1 pua Sicmpeier
bleb bon rant at Ell 2ammelle i
bpire SIDE % miiteoe Melet. Du
BON fpm biem, mautte bon io,rres /
MGdte Gag blep 2Ggei1 ber,-
tet; ban erflGre6e, at ser bar il16.
Ell STRENGTHENING. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ / "
; e b + n g lDnes MI at bape Oct
roget be6re. 9an er noget mere
lar, 2ammelien / Mrmen er min6re
g @fepbe6en / Mniigtet ibinoenoe;
nen ban fnn frem6eles life talc o.
jar fife tolt, 1iSen bon blep Jug.
6 t 90 o~2 r=B e + pua
0 + :. Sorpagterne al piters-
/ 2imfior6en, gan6. 'gbr.
2unn og Magler @naffergaauo bar
poa Mors fieh ct iterre glreal mes
Mo=2er (Diatomit) for at grun6-
ct Mo=2er=8erf UNDER Mqpn
at Sforrebage Mo=2er=Berf.
Il Hing al fp Ii
Sc sc Mrbej6er. S ga.
gene Is, IA, og Is 5ebr1lar afGolOes
/ @ol6ing poa Gilifpn0elie al Sen
Mfoeling al uGanlf aolnte=
1amfun0" en- ltsrre ll6ltilling Al Nr=
bei6er, uofgrte al @pin0er. Ser bar
in6labet en- Meng6e Mnmeloelier,
bells fra @ejle Mmt, 6els fra Set ep.
rige 9ano og talrige %fpi116elige .SSn=
6uitri6ripenoe, Sne0fere, 8ogbinhe~
re, 9fomagere og ioa pi6ere 0elta=
ger. Ogloa 9pinoearbeioer fra gan1-
mel Ei6 n61tilles.
6 onb g nj +.
&i1 Bolitiltotione1n / &an0ers blep
Ser forleoen Sag brogt en- lille IL
Iars 8ige, lom bar blepen funoen
paa en- Srappegang, bpor bum bob
Sc lagt Zig til &o for Natten, fun
operonffet me6 lit tpn6e 0peritpf=
fe. Sen lille forflareoe, at benoes
|@tifmo6er 9ab6e ioget ben6e biem-
mefra meo Baaleg ON lelp at tiene
|Be6en og Sorbu6 moo at fomme
biem. @n6bioere %fortalte BUN, at
FUN Staten / Sorpeien bab6e loge<
ret poa en- an6en Srappegang.
So 5 / e t o ..
b / g g + rg6er r. Set ct be-
lluttet, at Ser bbert Mar paa 2u6=
pig 5cbre6ers Se6ielsoag ifal af=
bolbes Min6efelt / Mifob, bpor belle
Gamilien iamles, og bpor Ser ifal
tales ON Menneifer, ser bar b9ret
fnpttet iii Mifob @eiifole og birfet
Der. Sorle6en afbolotes bet fsrfte
Me6e, bbor felgen6e 2erere talte:
Mut5born. ON 5cbr66er, @elmeg ON
la Gour, 5ben Tenger ON @bar-
|Iotte Scbrg6er, Soul 8ierge ON
Srn 8agner og or. Marius @bris
ftenien ON Scbre6er iom Sore
6%ragsbol6er.
SILL G nj e IF e g ana
1 0 L / be0 6 5 g.
s lengere Sis for Ser peret isrt
Gorbanolinger mellem Sectional.
forenirqen for Suberfnloiens Be-
fempelie" og nSulemerfe~& orai=
teen" ONT 6oreningens Obertagelie af
@anotrr;et pe6 &oloing 6iaro. Set
er @ientnger, at Goreninge1 lfal
crertage 6ribe og forrente 1etie.
&I @;engiel6 ifal 6er Ia1 bpert
Mor al S11Iemerfeia1get uo3etaleS
Mationolforeningen ct itgrre @e.
Igb poo Ell 5nes Gl1iin6. @ro11er.
Mle gnfeltbe0er / oenre Sorban6=
ling er en6111t life aHlutte6e.
6 t tort g cnge tb e
En- Matten til 0en %. San11or for
epet paa S66er Mn0elsipineilagteri,
bbor Der er %itiaalet 10000 &roner.
6ber 2proag bebes / 8anfen ct
tort 8elpb til Sen l16betaling, ionl
Ste6 t0lig Manoag Morgen,
set mao Spbene babe beret be-
:ienM tteo. .9e bar gaaet in6 gien-
tent 8inoltct % babbe itrdfs brye
yet at aabne Gyten til Set branofri
men 6o Sc fife futt6e Settle,
)aboe Sc neobru6t &l1mmats ene
Seg, Ser bar "a Mlen tpf, og 6dpoe
ia @engeifabet rgpet 10000 @ros
ter, bboraf @alpoelen / Sifroneie0=
er. Gppene bapoe peret ioo for,
at feie Den lgie 5ne noenfor
ort og babbc lite efterlaot an6et
7tor emo ct oaarligt 6%ingeraftrpf
Ginouesfarmen. SIT Ser bar boz
flere 8irfiombeo, i1utter ma
gloa oeraf, at en- Game pe6 @io=
bar feet 10 Ber1oner nnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

0rtbon.SnoFrtfter. Otter at bape
'erert De forifiellige forgiabeg Gpo.
n~ingSforisg, in6le6eoe ban en- @ien.
nemgang at Snbffrtfterne meo bisie
nSenere er set lDffe6es at
uiie, at De mao IeieS iaale6es."
Sbem set bar, Der bao6e paabiit
6et, npbneoe ban lite.
s aDnen pe0 @ t. IT o..
Sc itorilaae6e Blaner, Der
er u%oarbei6eoe angaae1roe llbnpttelie
al &apnen peo ct. 9bomas, beifief-
tiger itarft Dffenligbe6en i Dan,
mart % binder l1oelt 9ililutning.
&bis alt l1oferes og aominiltreres
pna rette Maaoe, oil set blibe 11pget
al Set itprltc, Ser fra 6onlf SIDE CT
lat / Snrt. Ser Ifabes CT ,Geroens=
babn, og ct. Sbpmas bliper - un=
ser 6nn1f Stpre - en- %betD0nings-
f11l0 Sanoelspla6s al International
Nrng. Set &oniortiunr, Der nil cr
ban11ct, og bbis Agresprulioe1t CT
Hrins Gal6cmar> pil forbaabcntli:3
bare 9pffe til at reiie oct itore SGrf,
Ion1 CT %fornb6ent, fur at DC 9obe Sc
ttngelier fan n6l1pttes. Ser maa
hpgees Safer, anlugges Ell n1rgti!!
0of, cprettes troaolps Ielegruf}tn.
tion og meget on6ct. Nllcreoe MI er
SSngenter Sen 6erl16e for nGrn1ere
at nnberiege 6orbol6e11e, % Sapne,
bpgmel ter Mgller / &jpbenbapn bar
for Ienge 1i6en .gibet ct leieligi
Spcrl(ou, ~bporefter SEN fprltc Gel al
Mnlrggene, 9offen iu0befnttet, nil
folte 8 Millipncr ST.. Set 9elc CT
heregnct at billie frnbe 20 Millioner.
Seen Ser gonr 10 flere Mar, fdr oislc
meget omfotte1,6e Mrbeiber CT f9rbi.
&c; mon regler mes Z @or, pA Gr1:
gene lfol oltlao fprlt hrltges efter:
bool1oen. Gn mc9et 6etp0elig ga:
pitoI er ollerebe un0erbaon0e1 1tfret
og bel1t tnifer man, at set u0elltffen
Sc blcp oanif @apital, Ser gr11n0lag
Sc Torctagenoet; bliber bette iff'
m11Gigt moe malt laae Gopitol nber1
for 2oltoets @rpn1er.
9cr 0onnes paa @r1tnOlug al Sc
6anlfe &pniortilm ct Wpberielifa6
iom ejer ollc Sapneanlpggene o!
iMrealernc, Ser itp6cr up til bcnl
i9erubefro bill lonolpnligpis ppito'
Ell Mrffe iterre og minore Nftieicl
!, ifaber eller &irflombcber, Scr boic
res pao 0ofanlegget, Eafbulent
glcftricitctsperf, %trooolps Ielegral
fiction, a11lltation, MnlGg- al Glitter
Tier til Sfibenes og Te1s &onofor
ipning olp.
S Tolfetbinget tit 6ina1lsmini
.lterens 6orilog ON Meo6elelie q
@oncesiion til @onlortiet Ell gjer
nentgoaenoe go6 Mobtagelie s. 81
Sanuar be6 ferlte 8%ebanoling. g
Sn6penoinger ser fremiatter mo
Set bar life loo n1eget laglige ior
D%i6rgren0e fra politife Erinct{
grun6e ON @tatsorift perius Eripa1
Drift o. lign. 5elp 5ocioliltern
goo 6orilaget betinget 5illlutninl
, -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Ecrue.

NcTue.
S 0 IT c t b / ngs m d II 81
8rgnborg, ser bar fj6bt Sn6=
lpie &eiifole, bill life fgge @jenbalg
beo n9i te Tolfetbingsbalg.
Ser t II mes lite
S I q s e. Glg6eerport6rerne fra
2ollano til Epiflano bar opgibet
Eonfen ON at bpgge @erneitationer
! Spiflan6> ga @rporten biier fig life
at gipe nepneperoigt Operifu6.
Fn ottig girfus6i<
I e t Or e. t a I e t.
: Cirrus 8ennebeis oberbintrer i 6en=
ne Sis / fine @ogne / Epllsie: Gor=
leoen ct Direft6ren blepet beItiaalet
flor alle fine opipare6e Yenge, iolt
400 &roner.
81 el Sc leftric l.
e t paa 80 q II. st Mn6els=
eleftricitetspgrf for 5p6oeitmen me0
Gentral / Game fo%nitituere6es for
le6en. Dets SngeniGr er SEN fien6=
tie 8allonfbrcr 6re6erif &rebs. Mn-
1egget Photographers itrofS.
Tub eIig SIS pao
6 irfegaurben. Da e11 @nfe=
fri &oienitano / &1t0febing forleoel1
J @ftermi6oag ipa6iereoe paa Strife.
%goarbc11 iammer1 me6 Ell Slngtntnq,
falot BUN pl1toielig ON. ISg 6o mat
fit boaret be1oe ms / ct nerliggcnhe
/. @lrs, bar b11n allere6e 6bb.
&oebaner @eitiiel'
II a II S. Sufferfabrifen u@eltiiel-
LAMB" bar facet Deflaration fra
2oosejerne paa Strefningen fra
'5pimninge 9b poa til 8iergbp for
ebentuelt Mnl9g al Ell &oebane. So
brifen bar ligeleoes faaet 9eflara.
ton fra 2o0sejerne fra Spinninge
til Gutenberg pao Mnleg al &oe.
ibal1er.
8grnela NJ e e II pao
8 orn 0 nj, iom mentes itan6=
let, er otter bru6t frem. Spg6om:
men bar frebet ct Offer / Npfe1
}5o9n, en- lille 8ige> lom 0g0e itrats
J efter SS11oleggelien poa Siolations=
buiet / &entre> og ben er fonitateret
!. Dos CT bal%ban6etaars 8ige / Slater
-ISogn pes Mofirfebp. @arnet Ell
inologt paa Siolationsbuiet.
s a. tor 9 o c 5 5
/ 81 t 5. Song 6reoerif bar hi:
I|falOet at S%o9neprn1t fra 8ren6bp=
otter % Granddaughter @orfoeo efter
Mnie9ning er %afife6iget / Mao0e, og
+. at ser lu10er 6e11ipn til bans SLIDER
og bans bc6 2ngeatteite oplplte Sell
! breoStilitan0 tilitoaes bam Senlion
Il Set bar lom befjenot Haitor 8or-
foco, iom ito6 frem efter @atoStjene.
item / bans &irfer S6n0ag fgr Mpt=
!aar og u6talte, at ban fife troe6e pao
ISSefus om @ltos Sen.
&C e t j r t / II g p d a
% pns 6 II t. S N~r1leontng
al en Me66elelle ON, at ct 1tort
I5tpffe af Mens Stint ct itDrtet /
Sabet, oplpier Mulel1ms6ireftpr
@int5e, at ian life tror, at @fre-
set er iaa fort, iom set er giort til
II Me6belelien. Set @tpffe, set
! orejer fig ON, er v2ille Steilebiere"
Il sen ipolige Del al @linten. On
Me0itprtnin9, ser bdr bentet / larz
gere Sis, bemerfer @r. @int5e. Meo
ISe1ifbtt til Observation-Disclosures
ltotaler bart> at nipnltge timber,
oan0Sb6foer bil6e binlpe go6t, ttten
Sc iful6e Delft BABE Deret dnlagte>
in6en Me0itprtningerne begut6te. Ct
itort 5tpffe al gitmltnos Moffe bor
lp11ge pnret 1tGrft truet.
en- aboI6t @p II 5 e..
Sen piotbefien6te gamle Sfibsbpg~ !
germeiter 8en5on / Mpfebing SOL
tier bar babt Sen Sorg at mite fin
&uitrll. 6ru Mine @en5on bleo
omtrent 80 Mur gammel og bap6e;;
belle 6enne lange, Marraffe iaa
.goot iom l16eluffenoe lepet Ser /
8pen. Sum bar iom Sblge 6eraf
fien6t al neiten alle Ser, og ben,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
&ibbenbabn.

9 marfs Sc I 5 t c,
Sen 107=aorige @gjbaaosman0 Miels
Feterlen / Sarega6e / &jgbenbapn,
fornplig 11onrpnt til &rigsosiesior
g pc 5 / 6 @ Mor T.. :
flebcnbopnifc MDiier fo1n0tcs forte
ou1 @illeoet al Gbriitian Mielien /
8otcrSgaoe 81, og @r1nocn til Cp=
mprfion1beben por Sen, at bon bap=
oe puret Sfpmagerlpeno / 60 Mor.
Gnonu Sen Sag / Sag pus|cr Sea.
gamle 5peno lit @aon6pnrf mes 2ip
og 2Dlt; men bol1 tilbsrer gonife piit
ogiao cit lp1tnben Sis.
Slolps ct Irpffe-
+ /. S 9bieles So9trpfferi uobrpo
.. %. &a1rllor often Slolps poo
treble Sal / &obbertrpfferiet, bpor
Stotcns 6rimerfer frelnitilles. Ga
Bronobgi e1ret a%nfon1, itoo allie 2ofo=
Ter poo treble Sul / lps Sue. sSlocn
breotc Jig op til fier0e Sal, bpor Scr
fanotes ct itprre 2ogcr al &apir.
6er1t ga &loffen bar pber 12 bar
8ranopricnet @errc oper Sloen, Sri
mGrfetrDtferiet bar ga belpis e0e.
lagt. Sfaoen CT meget betpoelig.
Hvorledes ct Barns Liv blew frelst.
G. A. Baker, Carney, Michigan. skri.
yer: "Min lille Pige havde en- Fork
lelse ct helt Aar. vi soete ire Lager.
at dem hjalp hende. Hun blew
saa svag, at hun like kunde staa. vi
6rugte Warmers White Wine of Tar.
Oct helbredede hende.
ct s II ! eli 90 t ii 5 { S-
nj G L fe afilsreoes $50. sSo.1ltor
- 1890
| Sopen pe0 Tinie11s meoicirN, 99N}s=
/ &je6enbopn. Minbesmnr=
tt ct 1rofprt al Ell ing @illebb1,gger
Sarl. Oct biier 5inien lio-
oenoe | Ell greet 2nneitol. Iprtrnt.
liebeoen er %iIaaen6e, og bele l16fbz
oberoroentlig tiltalcnoe / int
s11teltbeo. Min0esmarfet bbiie::
poa en- bei Soffel al Grant. Mf-I
1e0iage6es al eli &piti0e=
[1gbeo mes Saler at @onfercnsraao
SergenienL @ebeimeetatsraao $a<
getnan1 og Dr. Sasielbacb. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

s RI c t + / 3 m a II 5
@rgnborg, ser bar fjebt Sn6=
leie @piifole, bill life fgge @jenbalg
pes neite Solfetbingsbalg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

9 morfs 9g t c,
Sen 107=aorige @djbounsmano Miels
9eterlen / Sarega6e / &jebenbapn,
fornplig 11onrpnt til &rigsosiesior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Forkjslelse helbredet paa en- Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
; 4. fe; Aget ii SslSr sileaee1 e. Mt d RS3SsRs, M M
derskrift er paa hver Fske, Csc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-02
DRUNINIERs STOP ALI HOTEL
 TIPS WITH NEW YEARS.
Commercial Travellers NatiOnuaI League Begin Regime of
 Closed Fist.

If all the m em bers of theCommer- cial Travellers National League stand by the resolutions they made yester- day, drumrners will be as popular in hotels throughout the country as snapping turtles at baby show. The resolution they have made is, in fu- ture, the only. thing that they are to give in the way of a tip will be pre- dictions on the weather and the time for local trains to arrive at the rail- road station.
 According to the members of the League they have nothing against the walters, cl1ambermaids. coat room boys or "bell hops It is a fight agaisn the hotel managers who try by maintaining the fee system, to force those who come to their res taurants and hostelries to help them pay their employees. Better wages for the hotel servants is advocated by the drummers, and by stopping all tips they believe they can bring this about.
 Any case of discourtesy being shown to a league member by hotel employees becauSe of the refusal to give fees to the walters or otflesrs in the hosteIry will be reported to the headquart CTS of the organization and notification of the complaint will be given all. oth- CTS who visit the same section of the country.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-02
WITH
 QUICK. RESULTS
c. F. Fisher Cheerfully Rec
 ommends New Product

The best proof in the world of mer- 1t is the testimony of people who have actually tested thing. MT. Charles k. r1sner, of 4s Preston Street, Hart ford, Conn.,, and well known in Bridgeport, made the following state ment about the new tonic, ''Tona Vii ta,'' recently:
 "I didn't believe any medicine could help me so quickly. From the Ques- tions the specialist asked me he seem ed to know how I have felt for years. try the medicine. Tona Vita has done me a great good and I think it is splendid tonic and a good blood medicine. am not troubled with my stomach or pains in my head as formerly. I can cheerfully indOrse and recommend tito anyone suffering as I was.
 People who are nervous and irrit- able, have imperfect digestion and stomach disorder, lack energy and ambition, feel melancholy and dis outraged, suffer with headaches, back aches, poor memory, unSound sleep, irregular circulation, have pallid com plexions and cold feet are unQuestion- ably suffering with nervous debility, that distressing condition which IS so common in all large cities, where ma lures limitation is more apt to be ex> ceeded,'' said one of the specialists recently. There are hundreds of such half-Sick men and women in Bridgeport who really do not know just what is wrong with them until they become totally debilitated and often come to us suffering with this painful condition in its most aggravat- ed form. We have preparation that will positively remove this condition and restore the organs of the body to a healthy, normal state"
 The specialists are at Jennie Ham ilton's Pharmacy, sos Main Street, where they are meeting the public between the hours of a. na- and 3 D.
 The sale of this medicine is now the biggest thing of the kind ever seen in Bridgeport and each succeeding day marks an increase of interest ''Tona Vita" is proving complete revelation to the thousands of half sick, rundown, listless men and wom- en in the city who did not know ex- actIy what was the matter with them 1t would be worth anybody's time to visit the Jennie Hanilton's Phsrmacy, the exclusive agents for Bridgeport, and inspect the large number of tes- timonials from those who have been benefited. by the new tonic and who have undoubted faith in it's as rem edy of unusual value
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-02
Asks Taft's Aid
 For Remedy On
 Cost Of Living
Prof. Fisher Calls Presidents Attention to Plan For World
 Study of Problem

Washington, Jan. 2-Acting in ac- cordance with a resolution adopted at one of the branch meetings of the I American Economic Association held of Yale University will today bring to the attention of the President the proposal for the creation of an inter national commission to study the cost of living.
 This plan has been indorsed public Iy by Senators Lodge of Massachu- | setts, Crawford of South Dakota, Shoot of Utah and others prominent lsof many of the leading economists of Europe, among them Alfred Marshall of Cambridge University, England; Paul Leroy-Beaulieu of France, Dr. Cfustave V Sch1noller of the Unkver- sity of Berlin, Lord Courtney of Pen with. England; Signor Nitti, Italy's Minister of Agriculture, and c. Moro witz, president of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, Vienna
 Three members of President Tafts Cabinet have approved the plan. They culture; Charles. Nagel, Secretary of Commerce and Labor; and Franklin MacVeagh, Secretary of the Treasury. So have Charles P. Neill, Federal Com president of the New York Central Railroad, and Howard Elliott, presi- dent of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
 It is Prof Fishers hope that Pres ident Taft either on. his own motion or acting under the terms of reso- lution5 of Congress will invite the world Powers to join in a conference as a step preliminary to the creation of an international commission to study the causes of advancing prices and suggest remedies to the countries concerned. There Is a strong prob ability that such a resolution soon will be offered by either Senator Lodge or Senator Crawford. both of whom were
 
 made an inquiry into the causes of the present high cost of the necessi-. ties of life.
 siThere is now a worldwide interest ':The deep public interest and unrest in regard to the cost of living is ex- pressing itself also in many ways such as resentment against taxation, other demonstrations of discontent:
 'So far as most of the alleged causes of high prices are concerned each agent in the inoEstrial world Is trying to shield himself and accuse his neigh bor. As the Massachusetts report shows the farmer accuses the middle man. the middleman the Jonber. the jobber the wholesaler. the wholesaler the retailer, the retailer the consum- CT; the consumer the trust; the trust the labor unions, and the labor unions the tarin. Almost equally diverse are the suggestions as to remedies.
 -''At present the whole world is pug zled as to the situation. This sug- gests the advisab bility of creating an international commission to get at the exact facts"
 ''The plan of an international com mission is entitled to serious consider ation," said Senator Crawford. The problem is worldwide and should be treated by a body of men representa- tive of ali the civilized governments. I have no doubt Congress will look favorably on the plan proposed by Prof Fisher If Is a practical idea and I hope it soon will take the form of appropriate legislation.''