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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
"a Condition of Unrest"

The above expression is very fire.
quently heard these days and much
uncertainty over political actions is
felt owing to this condition. That
it promises to be quite factor in
the national election must be adj
mitted. 1t will be so because it
hopes to find relief in some political
remedy. 1t is doomed to be dis
appointed in this hope. No polit-
ical organization will ever be able
to alleviate conditions of unrest.
A condition of unrest is merely
sentiment, that is a thought or be-
lief prompted by feeling of pas
sion, and no political principle can
be discovered that will stop senti-
ment.
There are political conditions that
should be changed. industrial prac
tees that should be regulated by
law and questions of national policy
that should be solved. Failure to
accomplish these things is partly
responsible for the present unrest.
But there are other conditions Just
as influential and that are inherent
in human nature that produce I'M
rest and no political remedy can be
devised that will eliminate them.
So our political principles should
not be too much influenced by TN
rest, they should be based upon
justice and applied to secure right
under all conditions rather than
mutilated and perverted to pander
to unrest.
Unrest is good and also bad. It
is good in so far as il arouses the
public to the accomplishment of
better things. 1t is bad when it so
blinds public judgment that it wan
ders in wrong paths. We have no
fear of the good in the present cam
paign but the dangerous political
nostrums it calls for would not al
leviate unrest, they would increase
it. The best thing American voters
can do at this time is to honestly
ask themselves how much of the
unrest they feel is due to political
conditions and how much is caused
by habits and customs that can be
changed by personal effort alone.
They should also remember that
just as false clans are made for
political nostrums as for patent
medicines and begin a period of
sane thought on the political issues
of the day.
st. Johnsbury Caledonian
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Banking by Mail

The Hyde Park Savings Bank insist
that deposits sent to that Bank are alb
solutely safe.
No depositer ever lost dollar by send
ing money through the mails to the
Hyde Park Savings Bank.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Fifth Inning-Drew singled; Mulley-
neaux singled; Drew out, White to st.
Pierre; Blair out, White to Morse; Rob
inson safe on st. Pierre's error; Gagnon
safe on Morse's error, Mulleyneaux scor-
ing; Robinson out on Fortier's hit to
White.
Cilley made three unsuccessful en-
deavors to connect; Johnston flied to
Gagnon; Stevens went out, Heath to
Shaw.
Sixth Inning-Heath's bat had a
hole in it and White pitched three right
through the hole; Sprigging flied to
Johnston; Shaw popped to Cilley.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
WATERVILLE
Seymour out, hit by batted ball.

"oeyinour out, niI ny DdtUeu pdii'
Watervlle 0 o / ! | 04 0 0 7
Island Pond 4 0 0 GO ok Is
Earned Run, Waterville |. Two Base
acknowledgements: Home run, Mulley-
neaux: Double plAy-Sprigging to Drew
LIST B on balls, White 3; Sprigging, 2.
Struck out-by White, 3; Spriggiug, g.
Left on base, Island Pond 5; Waterville
8. Passed acknowledgements, Stevens
LIST B on errors, Island Pond Z; Water
vile 8. Hit by Pitcher, Johnston and
Robinson. Umpire, Jackson. Time,
hour, 55 minutes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Mrs. i. A. Currer and Arthur Mer-
ril who have been visiting here have re-
turned to their home in Portland, Me-,
accompanied ~ Mrs. Annie Hopkins.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

erson to give the readers of this paper weekly
review and forecast of events in the big
1eague."l
The Speed Boys have shown what they
can do during the past week and have
put at rest the cries of the doubling
fans who, while admitting that the team
is going at pennant clip, were only too
willing to point out the possibility of a
slump.
To clean up four out of FIVE twice is
some stunt. The team did this against
Detroit and Chicago and looks to he
able to repeat against the Cleveland
club, that comes here this week for u
four-game series.
Since the Speed Boys returned to the
home field to meet the Western clubs
in order they have won ten games, los
ing but three. In these thirteen contests
Stahl's men have made so runs, to their
opponents %. They have out-gener-
aled their rivals, outhit them and out
pitched them.
The one glazing weakness of the pen
nant chasers is their weakness upon the
bases They do not seem to realize the
Importance of making each opportunity
for tally stick. When runs are scarce
and very hard to get, thought!ess, think
less, sleepy work on the lines is not
what will win the flag. The team that
gets there this fall will be the one that
has taken advantage of the other fellows
misplays and never given him chance
to cut into them.
The White Sox played fine game OF
ball all the time while here and have a
chance to win a few games over on the
hilltop, as will the Athletics, who go
against the lowly Brownies. All OF
which means that the Speed Boys must
keep in the high speed against the Maps
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Speed Boys to Win

Editors note-Mr. Nickerson, i'll the columns
of The Boston Journal, was the first sporting
writer of prominence to predict that the Red
Sox would be the pennant winners this year.
Arrangements have been made with Mr. Nick
erson to give the readers of this paper weekly
review and forecast of events in the big
league -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09
PROLETAR1C

ne pokoncam. Pa .je greh 2
In pravice nimam9 A naSi zatiral-
ci pa imajo pravico. da 81 drze
vojake in rablje. JAYNE hise in "a
pore, jece in vse druge ostudno-
sti, XII sluzijo njihovemu pokoju
in udobnosti2 Cash mi pri-
de V roke njihova palica kaj
hoGem? Vzamem jo; ne zametujem
je. Ma desetine in Stotine mas ubi-
jajo To me opraviGuje, da
vZdignem roko in zamahnem Z
MO pc cnih sovraZnih glav .
Ma sovraznika. Xxi Sc mi je cd vseh
najbolj priblizal in XII ie maine
varnejSi mojemu zivljenskemu de-
In med vsemi. TAXA je logika. 10
per MO Sc vojskujem, zametavam
jo. Vem. ia IL krvi mic ne zraste,
da nj rodovitna njihova kri, e.
Resnica vSpeva, te naSa kri V po-
gostem deziu Skropi zemlio. a
nJlhova gnila XII Sc izgublja brez
>ledu, to VEN, Ampak nase wa
mem greh in ubijam. &c vidim, da
je treba. JAZZ govorim lie zase &.
Moi greh umre Z menoj. ne skru-
nj bodocnOst. nikogar ne omade-
ZuJe, raZun meme
Pc izhi ie hodil, mahal po IRA
ku Z roko. kakor da hi nekaj cd
bijal cd sebe. Matt ga ie gledala
zalostno i'll nemirno Gutila .ie, da
Sc .ie nekai zganilo V MEM. Tenn
ne, opasne misli o umoru so io
ostavile - Ge "a hi umorii Vie
sovSGikov. ga nj nihGe cd Pavlo-
viii tovariSev. 81 je mislila. Pavrl
je : sklenjcno glavo posluSal
Andreja. XII je vztraino. Z veliko
silo nadaljeval
Dale prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09
POrOciIa il naselbin.
Kokomo. Ind.

Kokomo, Ind. - Delavske raz-
mere pri mas so srcdnjc. Dclamo
Steer Sc precej dobro, "A I zasluz-
kom Sc pa ne moreno bog vcdi
kako pobahati. Eni zasluzijo malo
wee. drugi malo mani kakor pow
sod. Cesto So kdo pohvali. da ina
dobro delo. To kaze. da so neka-
teri liudje zadovoljni z drobtina-
mi, Xxi padajo raz mize nash de-
l~odajalcev. Oni ne premIslijo. da
dobijo samo emo tetrtino tiStega.
kar hi moral dobiti. ako hi bilo
pc pravici.
Drugi Sc ka.j radi bahajo. da
so svobodomisleci in cello social
sti. Same govoriGenie in bahanjc
ne bo izboljSalo naSega lalostne-
ga stanja. Dejanja sele pokazejo
miSljenie in znacaj cloveka. \alo-
ga vsakega socialista je. da della
Ia socialism, da ga Sri. da bcrc
socialisticno casopisje. da agitira
zanj ter mu tako pomaga do una
ge. Kdor ne della IA socialism nj
pravi socialist. Moe socializma je
V vstrajnem, resnem in organizi-
ranem delu IA odstranitcv vseh
krivic. Xxi Sc nam code V danaSnji
druzbi brez della sploh nj social
sticne stranke. Y delom socialist
cna zivi. breZ della hi takoj umr-
la! Torej ma delo.
Scveda Sc dobe tudi pr mas.
kakor povsod. ljudje. XII imajo
strah pred socializmom. Takim
du$nim revczem je trcba samo "
obrazbe. Xxi Jim bo razgnala Nth
duSevno temo IA vedno. Taxi ne
zavednezi so najveGja ovira V de
lavskrmu %napredku, ker gredo V
svOji ncvcdnosti tako dalec. da
Sc strinjajo $ kapitaliSti. GcS. da
sciim godi najvcGja krivica, ako
dclavci zahtevaio vcGjo place. In
ko hi ii Indie imcli kai oblasti V
rokah. hi takoj vSe Socialistc lin
cali.
Nscm manjka izobrazbe in mic
druzega.
Socialism tn prcccj dobro ma
preduje. Pri prihodnjih volitvah
upajo. ola izvolijo wee zastopnikov
V mestno upravo. SOcialisticni go
vori sc vrSe vsak teden in sicer V
petek vecer in nedeljo popoldne.
Rojaki, udelezujte sc teh shodov,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09
Lahko sporazuml jenie

SO mnenja, o katerih Sc ljudje
ne zamOrejo spOrazumeti in redko
ktero je, XII hi bilo vsakomur vSec.
Tako mnenje Sc maj vzame kot
resnica. Kolikor nam je znano, nj
bio med naSim narodom nikdar
kake bistvene raziike glede ucin-
ka Trinerjevega ameriSkega zdra-
vilnega grenkega vina "a prebav-
ne organe. To zelo cenjeno zdra-
vilo, izGisti drob. in ce Sc ga wa
me pogosto, ga tudi uzdrzi ciste-
ga. Ono maj Sc rabi V vseh sluca-
Jill, Xxi Jill spremlja zguba teka,
zabasanost. boleGine V zelodcu ali
%Grevesih. kolika cd vetrov, glavO-
Dol, nervoznost. napadi revmatic-
nth in neuralgicnih bolecin. Ono
je zelo dobro V mnogih zenskih
boleznih, bledici, malariji, slabi
barvi oblicja. slabosti in zeloicnih
boleGinah.
V lekarnah - Jos. Triner. 1888
1889 8. Ashland Ave. Chicago,
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09

da sc pouGite o socializmu. Ne po-
slusajte tiste, XII vas odvraGajo cd
socializma kajti vedite, da TAXI
lJudje socializma sploh ne pozna-
10. kdor enkrat socialism pozna,
do dina, ia ne more biti drugega
kot socialist.
Delavci, vsi ma krov, vsi v boz
in zmaga bo naSa in naSa DO pri-
hodnjost. lepSa. svobodnejSa, We
sclejSa!
: soc. ~pozdravom - Joe King.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09

Prehlajenja Sc lahko znebite
in bole6ine V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj. ce Sc napravi par
mo6nih drgnjenj 5 Pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano V knji-
iici. V kteri ie zavita steklenica.
Sre6Stvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameri-
XII Y sleherni lekarni "a % cen
TOW steklenica. treba pa je patti
ma to. da .je varstvena znamka s
idrom ma kartonu in ma sickle
nici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09

Ali nihGe ne govori o Nikola-
ju? - je vpraSala matt nova in
tho.
Stroge oGi Pavlove so obvisele
ma njenem obrazu; odlocno je de
jail:
- o MEM ne govore. In tezko,
da kdo mani misli. Sal ga nj tn.
Nceraj opoldne je odSel ma reko
i'll Sc nj vrnil. PovpraSal sem pc
MEM 80.
Hvala Bogu! - .ie oleh6ano de
jala matt. - Hvala bogu.
Malorus jo je pogledal in sklo-
nil glavo.
- Tam lei, - .ie zamiSljeno
prinovedovala matt. - kakor da
bl Sc cudil ... tax je njegov
obraz. Nikomu Sc ne smili. nihtc
ga nj pokril Z dobro besedo. Maj
hen je. neznaten . kakor ia hi
Sc hill odlomil cd ceSa in oblezal.
Pc kosilu .ie Pavel takoj odlo-
I'll zlico in vzkliknil
- Tesa ne razumem!
- Cesa? - je vpraSal MaloruS
tho in otozno.
&c ubiie KIDD EVER. roparia
mi je umliivo! Mislim. ia hi
tudi san lehko ubil cloveka. Xxi
ie postal "a ljudi %zverina. Ampak
uboj takega zoprnega. bornega
cloveka ne razumem kako
je zamogla zamahniti roka?
Malorus je zma.jal 5 pleci in de-
jail:
- Nc mani skodljiv nj bill. kot
zverina
- VEN.
komar izpije lie malo nase
krvi - pa ga vendar ubijemo,
- ie tho dOstavil Malorus.
- No o TEN ne Pra-
vim lie. ia je - ostudno,
- Kaj hoGeSo - je odgovoril
Andrei in zopet zmajal 2 rameni.
- Ali hi moral ubiti takega
cloveka?- ie zamiSlieno vpraSal
Pavel pc dolgem molku.
Malorus ga je pogledal s svoji-
mi okroglimi oGmi narahlo opla-
I'll mater in otozno. a trdo odgo-
voril:
- Ease - Sc ne pritaknem nj
kogar! Ia sodruge, "a naSo stvar
- pa sem zmozen vsegal In tudi
ubil hi cloveka, cello svojega 81
= Oh, Andrjusa, - je tho w
kliknila matt.
Nasmejal Sc je in deial:
- Ne gre drugace. Tako je
zivljenje! -.
- Da-a. je zategnieno
potrdil Pavel - Tako .je zivljen-
je -.
Idajci je, kakor pc notraniem
nagonu skocil Andrei yes razbur-
jen. zamahnil 2 rokami in dejal:
- Kaj hocete? Tudi sovraziti
je cash treba cloveka, da preje
nastopi cas-, ko bono liubili vse
Judi cd kraja. Pokoncati je treba
clOveka, kateri zavira zivlienie.
kateri prodaja ljudi "a denar, da
81 kupi zanj pOkoi ali slave. Ce
Je poStcnim ljudem Judez ma po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09

Skupaj Si75.42
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09
NATL.
Socialen roman v dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
DALEY

Matt je stopala, ne da bi vpra-
Sala sebe zakaj, da gre. Ma misel
il je pa prihajal Vijesovseikov.
- On on ga je! - Ia misel
je kljuvala V njenih mOzganih.
Ne daleG cd tvorniSkega zidov-
ia, ma pogoriScu sc je gnetla ljud-
ska mnozica, Xxi je hodila pc oglju
in dvigala V zrak pepelnati prah.
Bren6ala je kot rOj cebel. V mno-
zici je bilo mnogo zensk, pa Sc
veG otrok, br~anjevcev, natakar-
jev, policaiev in oroznik Petlin,
visok, star Glovek 5 srebrno brado
in odlikovanji ma prsih.
Isaj je lezal 2 hrbtom ma ogo-
relem tramu, glava je visela pre-
ko desne rame. desnico ie incl V
zepu. V stisnenih prstih levice je
pa .bila zemlja.
Matt je pogledala Isaja Y OBJ
raz Emo oko je bilo odprto in je
gledalo mrklo ma njegov klobuk,
Xxi je lezal med ~njegovimi leno IL
tegnenimi nogami. Njegova usta
so bila napol odprta, kot da bi Sc
cudil, njegovo majhno telo s ko-
Scene glavo je pa dozdevno poci-
valo. Matt Sc je prekrizala in W.
dihnila. Dokler je zivel. nj mara
la zani, ali sedaj Sc j je smilil.
- Mic krvil - je nekdo pri-
pomnil S Thin glasom.
- Gotovo je bill pobit s pestjo.
Neka mocha zenska je vpraSa-
la, potegnivSa oroznika "a roko :.
- Mogoce Sc zivi?
- Bel, bezi! - je pripomnil
oroznik glasno in odmajal Z gla-
vo in rokO.
- Zdravnik je bill tukaj in po-
vedal, da jc vse konGano, = je
nekdo rekel zenski.
Mex sarkastiGen in hudoben
glas Je pa Zakllcal glasno:
- ZamaSili so usta ovaduhu.
Prav mu jel
Oroznik je porinil ma stran zen
ske, XII so stale kroginkrog NIGGA
in vpraSal ie Z zugajoGim glasom (:
KIDD je bill TOT Kdo je napra-
vii opazko?
Liudstvo Sc je zopet zgrnilo
pred MIN V gneco, nekdo sc je pa
zarezal v gneci.
Matt je sla domov.
- Nikdo ne zaluje, - je pre-
miSljevala. Kosata postava Niko-
laja Sc je dvigala pred MO kot
SENECA. Njegove majhne oci so gle
dale hladno in krvolocno, njego-
vo desnico .ie pa zibal, kot hi bila
ranjena.
Ko sta Pavel in Andrea priSla h
kosilu, je ~vprasala najprvo:
- Ali so katerega zaprli radi
umora7
. - Mic nismo Guli o TEN. ie
odgovoril Malorus.
Matt ie opazila, da sta oba po-
trta in zalostna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
AVStr. SIOVenSkO
16. %januvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
Ustanovljeno

SedeZ: FrOntenac, hanS.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box II, Mineral, Kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, W.. Mineral, Kans.
JULIJ BOGNAR, Box 6, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-09

IA CLEVELAND IN oKoLICo
ie zastopnik Proletarca A. Gradi-
sher, 1853 E. 81. Str. Poobhscen
je pobirati narocnino, kolektati
oglase in urediti sploh vse posle
ticoce sc Proletarca.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-20
"Watch Sutherlin''

Within year 1t will be q central
point on two great railroads-one run
ming north and south and one east and
west and will become the greatest
distributing center in southern Ore
gon.
Only two and one-half years old,
Sutherlin now enjoys the enviable dis
t;nction Of being the second city in as
sessed valuation Of Douglass county.
Next year forty (40) Of our orchards
will come into commercial bearing. In
two years several hundred more will
follow, and then values in Sutherlin
Valley will reach a point in keeping
with its character and at par with old
er established apple districts Of the
Pacific Northwest.
Hon. Binger Herman In speaking re-
Gently before the business men Of
Sutherlin said: Il very much doubt II
the growth and development Of Suther-
lin Valley has ever before been equalled
by any town in tho state or on the
Pacific coast"
Join our March excursion and in
vestigate our valley for yourself $50
for round trip via Omaha, Denver and
Salt Lake. Returning via Portland.
Seattle and Spokane.
r. w. GALLOWAY, District Manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-20
AII;ane. Of eund,. and Bench.

The strike In the New York laundries
has thrown into vivid relief the fact
that. when all Is said and done. the
man with the bundle of dirty linen, I'M
patient, unthinking. demanding 1t back
the day after tomorrow, Is exercising a
heavy and irresponsible tyranny over
several thousand wage learners in this
one city alone. Eighty per cent of
these wage -earncrs are women. who in
the rough dry" establishments put in
a working day with no set limits, made
up of hours of alternate sweating and
swinging" In an industry thoroughly
disorganized by the mad competition
for the bundle OF the man Of the
household in hurry
Alongside of the man with the bun
die may be placed as responsible
agent for these conditions those
learned judges Of the New York court
of appeals who in 1907 declared that
the clause in the state labor law which
prohibited night work for women was
unconstitutional This decision riddled
the enforceability OF the sixty hour
law thru which the state legislature
had sought to set daily and weekly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-20
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-20

~ that She kno1s bow she . going %
wosk II cot She viii savs aimr
The angel spsd iaughingly down the
hall. and Into the strsst, just % she
Was.
II have come" she said 70 the matron
Of the home. TO ask u y0u with allow
me 70 examine. q. bstteF still. % take
With me. the little clothes that boy
you called Freckles, discharged last
fall wore The night Jon took him To-"
The woman eyed her In greater
astonishment than the case called for.
"well. "a b glad to Ut you see
them she said. "but the fact 10 We
haven't them. do hope We haven't
made some mistake. ! was thoroughly
convinced. and 90 was the superinten.
Gent. We let bis people take those
things away yesterday. Who are you.
and what do you want With themr'
Ths angel looked at the maeron
dased and speeches..
''There couldn't have been mis-
take" she continued. seeing the giri's
distress. 'Freckles was here when I
took charge. ten years ago. These
people had It all proved plain a. day
that he belonged to them. They had
him traced to where he ran away down
III Illinois last fall. and there they
completely lost track Of him. I'm
sorry you seem so terribly disappointed.
but 1t was all right. The man was bis
uncle. and as like the boy AZ he could
possibly be. He was almost killed I"
20 back without him. II you know
where Treckles Is, they'd give big
money to dnd OUT
who are they?' stammered the an.
gel. "where are they going buck tor
They are Irish folks. Miss" said
the mntron. "They have been in Chit
cago and over the country for the last
three months. hunting MIN everywhere
They have given up and are starting
home today. They g
Ibid they leave an address? Where
could l find them?" burst In the angel
'They left q card. and l notice the
morning paper has the mans picture
and 10 full of them They've adver-
tised q great deal In the city papers.
It's q wonder you haven't seen some
thing"
Trims don't run right. We never
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GET chicago papef6, mapped the an
GEL "Please Gre No that caro- quick.
II. They may get away from me.
simply have to catch themT
The matron came back with q card
'Their addresses are on there" she
said. both here in Chicago and at
their home. They made them full and
plain, ana was 20 cable at once II
rot the least clew Of him at any time
II they've left the city. you can stop
them 10 New York: You're sure to
catch them beforo they sail-if you
bury"
The matron caught up a paper and
thrust It into the anBers hand as she
rushed for the street.
(To be Continued.)
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standard that would protect. women
from over work. Since then laws pro-
lhibitins night labor have been sus-
tanned by the supreme court OF Oregon.
by the supreme court OF Illinois re-
vcrsing it's adverse decision OF fifteen
years ago, and by the supreme court of
the United States In Justice Brewers
decision Of 1910. In Now York. the
bundle and the bench. in unhappy ALL
ance, have blocked any efforts toward
Standardization on the part OF en-
ployers or the public. Mary Brown
Sumner In The Survey.
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Charles Durham. Lovington. Ill.,. has
succeeded in finding q positive cure for
bed wetting. MY little boy wet the
he'd every night clear thru on the
floor. I tried several kinds OF kidney
medicine and I was in the drug store
looking for something different to help
him when I heard Of Foley Kidney
Pills. After he had taken them two
days we could see change and when
he had taken two-thirds Of a bottle he
was cured That IS about six weeks
ago and he has not wet in bed since"
Mcbride & Will Drug Company
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rha Dancer Of Ia oriprs

Is its fatal tendency 20 pneumonia. To
cure your In grippe coughs take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. r. f. Fish
err, Washington. Kan, says: X was
troubled with severe attack OF la
grippe that threatened pneumonia A
friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound and got relief after TAX
ing the frst few doses. ] took three
bottles and my Ia grippe was cured"
Get the genuine. in the yellow package
Mcbride s. Will Drug Company.