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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
CROWDS SHOW
NO ENTHUSIASM
Equally Grim and De-
ternined, President
Wilson Expresses the
Opinion That the Elm
ination of Huerta is
Now Close at Hand.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2O.-His face
showing none of that whimsical humos
which al times eharacteTizes him. Pres-
dent Huerta appeared this evening be.
for the new Mexican congress and read
his message Few Mexican presidents
have read at the formal opening sc,-
sions OF congress shorter messages, and
few have confined themselves so entire.
ly to one subject. II was nothing more
than terse explanation Of his motives
for dissolving the old congress, most OF
the members of which are in the peui
tentiary accused Of sedition
The senate and chamber Of deputios
met in Joint session. and congress Wa
formally declared convened at $50 p.
NJ. President Huerta came 10 the con
gress through lines of troops, and tho
small crowds which gathered were not
demon stratiye.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Brooklyn Girl Sails for Hong
kong to Be Married on
December 25.
By International News Service.

~ EW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Miss Lillian
N NJ. Smith. Il pretty Brooklyn girl.
vi has started on i2. DOOR mile Jour
J. I ncy. which she VIII end or Christ
mas day as bride IN Hongkong.
Eugene T. Singer. a hustltng young
American who Is making a fortune for
himself in tho Chinese city. is the lucky
man. lie had intended TO return TO New
York to be married, but business details
multiplied and his nancee. on receiving
letter 10 the effect that ne could not
spare the t!rne TO make the journey. ca
bled back that she would do the travel
Ing She was given a zeal bridal send
Off by her friends when she boarded the
Princess Irene.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Nessmen.
Relics of Diaz Regime.

The new congress showed many faces
familiar during the days OF Poriirto Diar.
The exiled ruler would have felt entirely
at home had he stepped into tho cham
her The congress Is composed. for tho
most part, Of quiet men. representative
OF the older and more conservative ale'
ment. and General Huerta appeared 20
realize this. reading them his message IN
a grim, straightforward manner. such
~ had not been witnessed IN the cham
Der in recent years
He INDUCED in no elocut!onary effort.
but now and then used charactorisiic
gesture with one hand he was applaud
ed only on his arrival and departure.
10 their feet and added 'yivas TO their
handclapplng. One young deputy, more
enthusiastic than the rest, called for
cheer for the man who Is MAINTAINING
General Huerta drove from the palace
TO the chamber through hles OF soldiers.
most OF whom were detailed from me
crack Twenty-nlnth regiment. which
paiace ia February. lie entered the
building while the bands were playing
the national mir,
OF the congressman and spectators az
ne moved down the aisle by series OF
military selutcs. instead OF the grave
bows which characterized his old chief.
Porfirio Diaz. General Buerta looked
stern figure Like tho congressman. lie
Was in evening clothes. the only touch
OF rank being the tri-coior ribbon across
on the platform sat his stan, respiendent
In gold lace and full dress uniform. and
grouped about below on the floor OF the
house were the members OF the cabinet
The only touch OF color In the house
was 10 be observed In the gallery re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Service Pays
In the Long Run!

The merchandising pendulum is
swinging back.
There is less emphasis on the
bargain sale than ever before
Storekeopers arc beginning 20
feel that II pays to build business
by good service rather than by
lurrnhs.
You notice the note already in
much OF the advertising.
II means progress and evolution.
a business building on solid. SUBJ
stantlaI foundations.
II means brighter, cheerier, ard
even better written advertising.
That means more interesting ad-
vertislnE.
Watch H. study the advertising
You viii nnd IL well worth while.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Message an Admonition.

There were no oItraneous frills TO the
session. II was more in the nature of
business meeting between the presi
dent and the men converted into law
makers by the recent so-called elections.
The message General Huerta bore to
them was in It's essence an admonition.
The incident he related TO them Of the
dissolution Of tho previous congress was
one by which it was intimated they
might be guided in their conduct as con
gYessmen.
The reply OF the speaker, Eduardo
Tarnariz, was brief Not all tho con-
gressmen were present. Twenty-seVen.
the minority OF whom were OF the Caiho-
Ilc party. failed 10 put in an appearance.
II has been announced that the Catholic
members had held meeting and decided
not TO participate In the session. This
gave nse to tho baseiess Tumor that
Speaker Tamariz would not preside. a.
he is member OF that party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
MADE ATTEMPT
To ABSORB THE
INDEPENDENT
B. G.. Hubbell of Buffalo Tes.
titles Against the American
Telephone and Telegraph
Company in Suit.
3
BREACH OF FAITH
PUTS STOP TO DEAL
Theodore N. Vail and II. P.
Dawson of Morgan & Co.
Mentioned as Engineers
of Huge Deal.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20-An attempt by
the American Telephone & Telegraph
company to absorb independent com.
panies with an appraised value of $780,
100000 was made year and half ago.
according to B. G. Hubbell, president
of the Federal Telephone & Telegraph
company Of Buffalo, who testified here
today for the government in its prose.
cutioD Of the American company on
charges of violation of the Sherman
antitrust law
Mr.. Hubbell asserted that Theodore
n. Vail, president of the Western Union
Telegraph company and director OF
the American company, and II. P Davi
son, member of J. p Morgan & Co.,
attempted to engineer the huge deal
Mr. Hubbell said that Mr., Vail ap-
peared at a meeting of owners Of thirty
OF the larger Independent telephone
companies in Chicago about eighteen
months ago, and suggested there might
be division Of territory by the Ameri-
can and independent companies. The
plan was intended to stop proflt"cut-
ting competition, the witness said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Salt Lakers In New York

Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. eO.-At the Martha
Washington, : N. McClelland. Mrs. w
II I>ovesy. Mrs. H II Tlngcy and II. 3.
Wells; at the Vanderbilt. T. r. Cutler
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Value, S400, 100000.

The testimony brought out that the
appraised value of the 200 companies
comprising the independent telephone
companies Of America is 100000, 900,
and that the American company hold
ings are estimated at 100000 900
'rending the furtherance Of such
plans the independents and tho Ameri.
can company, through Mr., Vail and the
committee of sevon, agreed to truce, "
Mr.. Hubbeu continued. "The principal
provision Of this truce was that the
American company. until further no.
tice, should not attempt to absorb any
Of the independent companies.
"In July, 1912, however, less than
two months after this truce, the Ameri-
can company secretly acquired the Kan
sas City Long Distance Telephone com
pany, an independent. Tnis breach of
promise resulted in break In the plans
which were under way, and nothing
further has ever been done with them. I"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
Committee Appointed.

cit happened that 1 was one of the
Independent telephone people at this
meeting, sail Mr.. Hubbell. "Mr.
Vail talked quite a while and pointed
out the advantage of division of the
nation into various territories and the
assignment Of either the American com
pany or a group of the independent
companies to exclusive control of one
or another Of these territories.
''The upshot Of his talk was the ap-
pointmen Of committee OF seven, of
which / was one, TO confer further with
Mr.. Vail and also with Mr. Dawson in
New York on possible method Of
adopting such a scheme,
''Such a conference was held in New
York and arrangements were made to
sppraise the value of the 200 independ.
ent companies involved, and also to di-
vide them into classes. The appraisal
was necessary to make way for read
justment Of the stock holdings Of the
independents, which would go out OF
business If tho plans matured. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21
FASHIONS

4 vomRn's delight. The Tribune
weekly feature Of Lady Duf-Gordon
tells Of the newest things in cos
TUNES and Harem hats.
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nt Provision.

b ,s rsa,till Oil the paper made
Rty tsasscount and as a basis
us,.So a. commercial paper based
d h~r0neftn,andising rnt transactions.
7isiauu0 not leas than ninety days'
Il II was retained by the
lbliss.uuse senate committee. but
lsr Js sb,,e er9adened it mater.
arksi i,nsir si bill a part Of the
nstu,;Ms ;Mscounts may be made
Lior !ng up to SIX months.
h sns,, gives the advantage TO
alIsd d. - capital which have
u hoMn.osr anort; Tin time paper.
~ suns ss%mitstialIl sill md md the draft
q ,ssdit,ectors would have dis, lis
ashs ,ndlss limit. In the Repnbii.
member bank IS given ip' Che
'sd on Page rour.1
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15
Ger og bjemmt.

geroen, of 9oao er on p9ro =
6ulo al Spnoens blinoe SfRr.
Gang paa Gang ieg rioes meo
Jseo / Din glenoigbeo.
geroen, geroen =
geroen, of 9por er on merf =
@io ieg funoe ira big flp
9git op oOer SimmeIens Sfp.
Ser ieg ifuer Dig, min @uo,
Som mig leote meo Dit BUD.
On itaar bi, nanr SDnoeren
0rage oil mig meo Jig ben.
St1rf mig. itorf mig.
StDrf mig, Serre, paa min Bel
ut ieg ei / 9eroen5 2DIt
@lemmer big, on 2inets 9reltl
sos big aIting Ifrenet er,
III min Spno og al min Serb.
Slet bet no Deo Seiu BLOB,
Scr mig naaoig, oer mig goo.
Sgr mig, 6sr mig,
SCR mig, Serre, ber min 8sn.
SIet bet no neo Seiu Blob,
g9r mig noaoig, O9r mig go6.
Serre, 1u Ell brDoe mon
3eret, Set, iom fn9ffet Ioa.
9u maa Itprfe bruote Rsr.
Miot pan 8eroens niIoe Se'r.
Stprf mig, itprf mig.
Stprf mig, Serre, paa min Bel
at ieg Ell | geroens 2pit,
@lemmer dig, ou 2ibets 9reit.
Mna ieg emo | geroen fe,
Megen Msie, megen ge,
2o6 mig Dog for Beroens Scr
gione for big, &erre fnr.
Stprf mig, itprf mig,
Stprf mtg, Serre, poa min Bel
ut ! aft ieg fin6es fro,
s BET ftore, | bet imoo.
~
Do bet oI6rig feiIe Tan,
Noor leg Teller til bet 0dn6,
Seq rioa fonrrne soot ! &opr,
8 min fare GreIiers Gnpn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

Serren er min Gins Strait, for bpem
ifnI ieg rpooes". 9oilfen berIig ge.
fenoelie. Mian taller ON at npre
goot itilet Der I 9ioet. 8ette or at
tore goot itinet. 9eriom on life
bar oct inaIeoes. oa er on me1et
ooarlig itiaet, men on ifilIoe rigtig
gere AIDor al at foo oct iaaoan.
Soa fommer bi til SIntningsme.
oct. 3irsong aften bar oct iioite
Wsoe. aae Weoerne bar ooot be.
isete. ieGo observation-disclosures, bbor
oct er ponifeli9t at iamle 5olf i
9perne. Men ON aitenen BAR Der
iuIOt Sus, og / S9roeIesbeo Den
iioite gften. goltor geef taIte oner
llngbomsemnet, iom ban ifnIoe pa.
be toIt ODER Sen6og often, men
foln ierit fra hilbert Sea Meoet
Wanoaq Worgen. emnet bar
Sooo er oct, iom i9rliat binorer
8GffeIier bIanot bore unBe2 90
boorIeoes fan en- gennemgribeno1
@pffeIie fin6e Steo iblonot DC I'M.
Ge@ Ger blep iogt, at Oct, iom
bincrer 8PffeIie. er zlln96oms.ge.
gGringerne. Raar Der brp6es meo
aft, iom binorer, fommer 89ffelien
al iig ieIn. ia iao bar ri 8pffelie.
Ser er nm cen, Der fan ieiioe 0pf.
;clic, og bet or Serren. Mange CT
ioa onnroatiae og mener. at nnnr DC
lit ben eaer hin 9rRit, iaa ifnIot
Der mart bline 9Pffelie. WaattC
ri mn life BLOT tale ON 8pffelie.
men be6e at 8Gffelie mao fomme
Raitor Rielien lang en- Colo o.
iolte 'noale Gro no ira Sebr. 10.
80, bnor ApoiteIen taller ON al mo.
bragg flo til 5orogrpelie, % al
iro It'll Si9Iens 5relie". Sun ing.
oe. at Def gialot ON at o9re al Der
iioite Slags. @i buffer. al
DC 100000. Der gif no al 2egppten
% oanoreoe ben imoo aanaans Del.
lige 2ano. omfom / 2rfnea lea II
mar. Sc fon life mo furmsoelii
gontro. Scrren bopoa life NebUf
Dem. III er beilen.i iar ot him.
melife aanaons 2ono. &c MI I'll.
at on inar oct / Gle. An ifal oi
@itrafs bpoe bperanore 5arnel. %
oct bIiDer ct langt 5arpel, 6eriom
on bIiper oeo at bare iblon0t Dem,
Der unooroger Dig til 5oroerpeIie.
for ieg er pna gei til bette oeiliee
2ono, % ieg ogter al fon1me Der.
&c on al gere Oct famine, iaa me.
oes hi isen. 90 on, grooer oe 81
tier, BOLD no liot enonn. Snart noar
pi 2anoet og goar mo til ben Del.
lige SabbatsboiIe, Der er tilbage
Tor SUBS 5oIf. Men ie at faa noeen
meo oiel
Oeriom Der nogen Sinoe bar
opret ifenne o. beliigneliesrige
ReOer | 0~ortbfielo, ion par bette
miiffert ct Of Dem. Serren orbeioe.
De It9rft meo oeo fin anno pao
allies Sierter. Serren beliiane os
oIIe oDer belle 2inien, ioa 9eoerfu9.
geliens Tioer mao fomme ira Ser.
rens 9taipn til Snnoeres 5relie oa
Cubs Soils SeIIiggereIie.
On farlig SiIfen til allie gIaoets
2piere.
On Geltoger, Der iii geIiianeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

oaoleoe 8i9aerne % iag0c til Dem,
at oeriom DC blot bao iii @uo. itul.
De oe iaa. bbao DC %beb6pcoe. 0isie
Gro gioroe Snotrpf poa ben unge
abesiinier. San beilutteOe al prs.
be. ON DC oaiao bar ionoe.
IA @obot ifltIoe brpoe op fra
@onoor, fom oenne lutge Nan0 og
bao ON. at ban maatte ielge me0 iom
9iener. San for6reoe iugen 2en
- blot at foa llnoerpisuing / Sri.
itenoommen. 90 @obot ontog Won.
Den. Der bonoe giort ct go0t Sn0trpf
poa BAN.
qitenen isr Opbrll6et io9oe oen
npontoane 3iener til @obnt:
.8u bar / Sin6e al begiue dig
no pao en- Reiie, iom bill bare | file.
re Gage. 2onOet er bGraet al
ariq. On fan life fon 2eoneOs.
mioIer til asbs, oe giIOtet er for.
inaet. On moa Oerior ieIO paa
5orboono forge for BroDiant."
@obot inareoe. at ban hoboe al.
get fine iioite Qenee no til liot Wel.
RGite Noreen brso @obat op
Tom gnfsrer for en- lille anrnonne
Otter TO Cages Reife bar Brooinn-
ten ioa ooot iom iIuppet op. Get
eneite, De boboe tiIbnge, bar en- ube.
tpoeIig SmuIe NeI. 90 Ggncn bar
aI0eIes soc. De hoboe life iet et
eneite Sus / belle Den 9i6. 6e bar.
De bpret pon Ieiien. Oct bar Der.
for life nnoerliat, at ben unae Sra.
bofu = oct bar 9ienerens 0obu
/ / oenne merfe Climb tGnfte:
n9u ffoI bi iaa ie, ON set er rig.
tiat. bbao min Serre ioaSe. 6a ban
! prp6ifeoe for 6ottiaioH | @ononr.
2n6 os MI ie. ON @ilo ienoer BAN
Orb, iben nt ban bebsber at bo1el"
9rite 8n9 ~iortiattes 8eiierL %
intet mGrfelig ifete - fer beo gii0.
oaesti6.
Ia iteote ri pan en- Rono.~
iorteler 9iifoppen ielo. Yiom Tao
ne6 @eien. San bap0e en- flor alirp
fplot me0 9reo og Ell aruffe Ole
% ba0 mig mootaec Oisie 2eDne0s.
mioler. Sans Snsmooer boooe
bsrt, at ieg oiIoe fomme Den Bel
oa bun oioite, at ieg life funOe foo
nooet at febe. 9erior baooe bun
ienot MIG 9rso oe Ole. Ne6 flor
1ofnemIiabeo mootog ieg @nocn.
Ter bar nof til at m9tte belle bort
SeIifob, og Der bIeo enSon nof til
en- iefs, ipb fattiee, Der fuIgte os
Tom en- SIaas geoefning.
1Rpite Moreen brso pi OBJ"
fortiptter 9iifoppen, .oe6 SoIop.
gang og reiIte belle Gosen uoen at
BABE 2eoneosmioIer meo fra Den
forrige Gag. @eo SoIneogang noo.
eoe Di en- Slide meo iriift 8anb.
ri bapoe Maple opboIot og Der ct
Bar Winittter, fsr hi iaa 10 Ipttere
fomme MOB oS. De itea al | noaeu
afitano til Tean pao, at be bar pen.
ligiinoeoe. De inaoe, at beres Ser.
re, @uoerneren, boboe bsrt, at en-
boio Wano, 'om bnboe forfnnot
e%oongeliet | @on6or, | Dag IflIoe
reiie gennem oenne Del al Qanoet.
San boboe mn ien6t Dem for at op.
igge MIG og fsre mig til BAN. SDor
trptte Ri emo bar, breo pi Dog itrafs
op og iulgte Dem. % pi naaeoe
frem, erfareoe bi, at @%itperneren
baDoe Iooet en- DHe naete oe be.
reot ct ~itorartet WaaItib for os.
Wen bi maotte 10 brpoe op poo.
M. Otter at babe reoet I I'M.
firing tpbe Minutter, fna pi foran
os ben nniten toIp &irnbrebe Sob
bpbe 9oeo55esboL, en- forfnrbeIis
aIsit, bbor Der Inn fonotes bilbe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15
Den %belfammsbe 5pipIer

Wens ben befcn6te giffop @obot
oirfeoe Tom Wisiionar | @onoor |
abesfinien Iosoe ban Mnrfe til en-
lins Wano, iom oasIia I flere ii.
Iptteoe til @obats Inrerige Ia.
Ie. gIanot onbet fif ben unge
.an6 6a ogiao at bbre, at @obat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

er life At Domino men At rel.
Z 8eroeIl. men alliaeoel er Seius
fommen I'll Com.
Soet ran CT geroens 9Ds bliner
han I'll 9om.
gaa iamme 5io, iom 6ort9ain.
gen ON Den blinoieote beretter ON
ell oirfelia. leaenalia @elbreoelie
iaa er Den tillige Ell 9ianelie.
Seius ifanteoe ben blinofeote Gu.
net men oaiaa / aanoelia 6en-
ieenoe eff 2piet op for banl o. ban
mlate bet iaa lalat at ban idiot
~tilbe0enoe neo ior @uos Son.
san bor / oobbelt 8oritan0 en-
al Dem. bet 0ro eff i 0pfploelie
paa: &c. iom life ie. ifuIIe bIibe
ieenoe.@
8i tanfer ian Der nioere paa
Den Sob. ION fife fenoer 9ooen~
oa aer forbanoet9 (aop. 7. 49,; De
GAP 10 3um for Seiu Gale. og Der
bleb nof ell Gel al Dem ieenoe. -
og iaa nioere neo iaennem 8ioer.
ne.
Gqiaa for 8ariiperne bar Seiu
9eroenslniet men DC niloe life la.
De iia Ieoe af bette Ems. Qaa en-
Moaoe ognmer Seilts life mellem
Den blinofgote og 5oriiaerne. poa
en- anoen Maaoe 9er ban.
Get bIiner netop Der 8ommen
at 9niet er fommen / 9eroen. &c.
Der oa eIifer Merfet mere emo 21.
Jet og iaaIeoes fife fonimer til
9piet. Dem blioer Seins til Com
FOR.
2a0 os Der min6e ON. boao bi
oenter at fomme til ienere aap. Is.
8 o9 9; Der tiger Seius, at aanOeu
ifaf ~operbebiie geroen ON Snno,
9etfproigbeo og Com. Gm Spno.
foroi De life tror poa mig.
SSffe at bile benntte S5eins Tom
geroens ems, men ~foretrgffe men.
neifelig aIogifob. life At oille tro
paa BAN, oct er 8eroens itsrite
Snno, og oerfor blioer oet o9iaa
DC oontros tunaeite Com.
at aoe. iom ie, ifnlle uoroe bin.
De" er noturligois fife iaaIeoes at
f~orItoo, at Seius life ogioa piIoe
lpie for Dem; 10, BET oil ban; men
ltoiognet ipnes Dog ogiao at oRre
iaoIeoes at f%oritaa, at @uo oil llaa
Dem meo 9linobe0, Der life oil ie
oeo 8eroenslpiet.
Sluttelig ipsr9er nogle uproq.
renoe 5ariiGere: oWPon ogiaa oi
ere bIinoe?~
Seius ioorer: Bare 5 blinoe,
0a bopoe 5 life Spno; men MI iige
5: gi ie; eoers Spnb forbliuer."
De bsrte 10 oItiaa til De ieenoe,
Iom ifuIoe blioe bIinoe.
Gar De blinoe, Ina bab6e De life
spno = af life at tro paa Seius
unoerforitooet. 0aen oo De flyer:
9i ie, og oIligepeI life bill fomme til
6reIieren. iaa er Der inaen Bel for
Dem til at bIibe III for oeres Spno;
Den forbliner.
Bel Sig, 2eier, ON on er en- al
Dem, Der bar faoet Spnet, ioa
gu er fnIoet t~ilbeoenoe neo for
SUBS Ssn o9 ioa bIioer peo Der
meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

Sam mig, fopn mig,
5ann mig, 6reIier, poa min Bel
ut ieg mig til SoIiebeo
Sfuer Dig i 9erligbeo.
Ytr5. &obert 6onen.
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Sob. 8, 80

SRs SOP. y, COL.
6orrige afinit iIutteoe meo oel
WeeooeleIie, at 6ariiperne uoiteo
te Wianoen, iom fife piloe meOgtoe
at SeIus. Der bapoe beI6reoet BAN
bar en- Spnoer.
0et Afinit, hi bar ior os / Sag
begpnOer meO at fortpGe at Sc
Ius berte, at De 6aooe iteot ban
no. % oa ban trai bamb ipurgtI
ban bam: oEror on paa @uoi
Ssn?"
Den unge W}anO %iUarer. g9Oen
er ban, Serre, ior at leg fon tr(
paa bam?~ og Seius ioarer BAN
ygoaOe bar on Jet bam, o9 ben
Tom taller meo big, bam er bet.
gi min0eS, OF Seiu 6orboIo til
Den blin0e digger begpnOte meo.
at ban. ga ban gif forbi o9 bier
BAN bar, gioroe 0pno og imurtC
paa bans Zine % beo bam iao
at gna ben og TO Jig / 3ommen
Siloom - oltiad ingen pioere 6or.
flaring, mgaoenOe bpem ban par
0en blin0es Sorbolo til Seins
begpnOte meo. at piie 9DOiabe0 imof
bans Oro og tage imoO oen Bel.
eerning ban Boo.
Ser iortGQes intet ON, at ban.
Der haboe faaet tit SDn, bnboe bait
a~nleoning til, 6perfen foruo for
I'm lloienoelie eller ienere, at fenot
fin @eIgsrer.
41n bette Ter Ri: San foritoo a
fptte 9ris poa Ell 8elgerning, oa
fnqen tunoe faa BAN til at tr(
anoet, emo bans 8elgsrer maat
te bore en- guofenot Wiono.
San bis q ban paa, at Den
Der funoe og piloe belbreoe ef
blinofeot, moatte bore fommen IN
Guo, at ban noneoe at ~oiipiiterI
meo Sorii9erne oerom.
Ser mangleoe MI blot. at ban
ffiiloe fomme til at fro paa Sc
Tus fom CUBS Ssn og oen Iobeo
Mesiios.
Men nh er Man6eu 10 itsot ii
Of BET isroeIitiife Saiufuno, Init
gano.
Oct bar rimeIigbis oIIigebel trpf
fet BAN, at ban iaaIeoes bar imio
10 Of SUBS SoIfs Samfuno =
t6i faaoan matte ban bel npitel
ftte6 0sobenoigbeo %foritoa bet.
Nen mnoer oisie Smitpnoighe
Der err bet iaa, Seius otter msoe
bom og ipsrger BAN, ON ban tro
pao CUBS Ssn? aab ia, oerior
ban troeoe poa bam, oct funoe nc
peie op imoo at bore imiot no.
Sa, iaaoon foritaas bet naturlia
| ben Sammenb9ng, oct itoar, O
Sefus piloe leoe bam til benioi
Gro paa fine 8elesrer iom @uo
Sen for oeroeo at trsite bam unoe
be 2orboIo, boorunoer ban bor ble
ben iteot.
&bor ifsnt ct SrGf at 5relieren
Monoen err ftrofs reoe. Son ipsr
ger: Soem er ban, at ieg fan TT
poa bon2
ga Seius iaa %ioarer: n8aao
bar on Jet bam, og ben, iom tale
meo Dig, bam er Bet" ioarer ban
itrafs: Seq tror, Serrel" og fol
Der neo og tilbeoer BAN.
Spilfen Wooi9tning til 5ariiper
ne, Der forargeoes ODER, at Seiu
faIote Sub fin Sober og inoleoe
inbirefte faIote Jig CUBS Syn (aot
8, 1S).
9ermeo forlooer gpaneeliiten ia
ben blinofsote. San bar let bar
fnIoe t~ilbeoenoe neo for Seius Jon
Cubs Ssn, oe bet bar bans Wao
nleo at fortpIe ON bam.
Nen ban f~ortiRtter meo at an
FIRE be Orb af Srelieren, fom +
oerne @ang bar onfsrt openoper
rSiI Dom En- ieg fommen til oenn
Weroen" Off.
ga, Der tr9ngtes 10 til Dom, o
iaa6on tr9nges Der til Com oil
Deene, bnor Wenneifer itiller il
ioa forifeIligt / Sorbolb til 5rel
ieren, iom Der bar EiIf9loet me
ben bIinofsote og 5oriieerne.
Bi bill Der biie tiIbage til e
Orb at Sefus, Der fOrefom | 3
Rapitel. Seius flyer Der: Sub
ienote life fin Gin til Ber6en, TO
at Fan ifoI osrnme geroenL men TO
at geroen ifal freIies be6 BAN
ZION go,u fror nm hmm 1dmrupl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15
3rl, Oel beItaur.
&Omnten til 9Oml.

90 Seiu5 iagOe: I'll Com
er jeg fommlen til Oeuue Yer
Den, for at De, iom life lie.
ifulle bliDe ieenoe, % De, iom
ie, futile blipe blin0e.@
Sob. 8. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
RESULTS NOW SEEM
TRULY WONDERFUL
Many Local People Report Great
Benefit and Rapid Improve
mcnt Under New
Treatment

Judging from tho reports fha, arc
now pouring into tho various local
DRUG stores ~ fho effect ~ Root Juice
in cnfnE treated here is oven moro poo.
Variable than was af FIRST rupr1s.d
number ~ homo people who h4tr
fInrr'd for years with Indigestion.
los4 of appetite. headache. baIrhInr
hIoafirg nrd distress after mqaf4. have
tested fhe iuIco treatment and some
truly remarkable reports have come
in Tho 0rst fow doses. in many
caror. have restored fhe appetite and
r.rnn very noticeable results Tho
rap'd''v With witch tho 'uicn cyertr
i's strengthening tonic influence ae.
tnn'ehoe nearly everyone who uars ~.
IhH op'1 action probably accounts
also .nr tIe pr1mpfress with which
Rheumatic sufcrorr sre relieved for
'n" medicine aeoms 10 roach surh
raa'a Hud rrunta tho pain and core.
roef '1 H roman. ably short umr
Il'El'H.H. painful urIraUnn. nI..
rIr'.1 '..p .|mroaH under f.a .t..
1fl urn. 4rf ofHar uaU Known
symptom. ur functional dI.u.narr..
nf f." ..Inr.H 1rn enid fl Vanish rI
mr.f H. H lf r.lur.. uuIr. fIo power
f.. '..f.. 'r0urrr. 0- ff. m.iI,.re
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