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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
PERSONALS

ic"rgc a. Dant"n. professor of Ger
man in Buucr college. indianapolis
Pa working during the vacation
months az field agent Tor the simpll-
fled spelling hoard of New YORK. spent
today Ia Albuquerque arriving msi
evening from santa Fc. PROF Dan
ton visited the heads of the local cdu-
caii"nul Institutions toda, lie IL or
III" opinion that before many year
simpliiird spelling viii hc in uni,crsuI
uHc in America.
T. o. S'hwcnihvr. general agent fui
the pacific Mutual life. leaves to.
morrow for tho Fcnton ranch in tho
Jciucz country tor 81 vacation OF tive
~ three weeks
Nils claude Albright leading solo
IN with the AIoru O.cm company.
arrives tonight fr,m New YORK Go
spend vacation with her father. col
j. g.. Albright
y NJ tudlha,. pruprictor cot th,
Model leaves tonight for Mobile.
Ala, ou business affairs. stopping at
81 Louis On "a, return trip Go pun
chas, mll lines
The Womans Catholic order ~
F,rcstcrs win meet tonight nt $50
AT odd Fellows hall FOLLOWING tho
lode" session social time. starting
al O'Clock. viii Dee Ia order Al
friends ana mcml trs are expected t.
attend tho affair which IN, commit
tee ON Arrangements has planned q,
make unusually enjoyable
lltcld's Council better smoke
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
H. F. CONNOLLY HAS
THE CASE CAR AGENCY

Announcement was made yesierday
ot the establishment ut i12 West
Genital avenue CT the Case Automo.
bile agency, with " a. Connolly ono
of Albuquerque most widely known
business men, as sales agent Three
OF the latest model Cnsc cars have
Just been received hy the new agcn,y.
and the most active kind of selling
campaign is 60 De- inaugurated IN
connection with the ears. the agency
win carry adequate stocks of au-smo-
ile suPplivs aud accessories, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
CASE AGAINST COXlS
DISMISSED BY COURT
ny Leased wirc 10 E,cnIng IIcra,d.

iIy Leased Wire 10 Evening ncrnid.
Cincinnati. July lG-Judge Culd.
wvil, in the common pleas court to-day
-rlntcd the motion OF the defense and
di missed The case AGAINST George %.
cox, the former political leader and
hrunClcr Cox was ou trial on th
charge of mlsapplying $4,000 of the
funds of the Cincinnati Trust com.
,tUny.
The trial had been in progress
three weeks when at the conclusion
Hf the statv's testimony Attornov
binsmorc for Coz .skcd for an i'm
structod verdict Of not guilty
The general grounds assigned hy
Judge caldwell in his decision wDr,
that there was no evidence that Cox
made cor authorized the loans hy the
cincinnati Trust company to the
Ford and johnson chair company or
hat he Intended 90 iniure or dcfraud
he bank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
TNII. 10 AsK SENATE
30 PASS HIS MfASIi,E

Washington July lG.--Scnatur FAN
has informally notified the foreign re-
mtions committee that he intends 20
ask the senate To discharge from fur
ihcr consideration his hill Go repeal
the neutrality statute Of tel2, under
which the Hucrtu government ls inn
porting munitions of war. white thc>
ary dcnird Go ,ho cuustitutiunpli-ts 10
viii ask the senate &C. pass g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
GIRL SCOUTS TO GO
ON HIKE TO VARSITY

The Girl scouts ~ Albuquerque Will
leave the Ravnolds library at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow evening for hik
10 the campus of the University of
New Mexico Girls between the ages
of ana IS who have not Joined the
Scouts and who wish To- eo on the
hike are invited tu participate Ice the
doings tomorrow evening The hikrrs
are requested to hring wcinnrs and
rolls Tor lInch. Miss Clara Adcile
Lisotor-L0uc. founder and chief
scout of the national organization. and
Miss May Allen. scoutmnstcr of tho
Albuquerque troop, viii manag, the
hike
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

Boulder. colo. July it earl Nor.
ris. pioneer Colorado pr0spcctof
oncc reputed q millionaire. died IN his
cabin on kidpra from an oyerdose Of
iaudnnum The coroner is invcstiust-
ing 10 determine whether Or not he
committed Suicide
norris was a veteran ~ the civil
war. For the last FIVE yeurs ne had
lived the lifc 81 q hermit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
GERMANY HAS MADE
HEPliIcSENTAT ~ NlIEGID

Mobile. Ala, IuN lG.-- buyers on
the Mobile cotton exchange represent
lng German firms said today thai
they had received code messages from
Germany stating that the Berlin gov
eminent had made representation TO
the United states concerning the Mex
lean situation. The messages were said
to state that II tho United states did
not move Go restore peace in MeNico
Germany would take some initiative
Co that end
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
AT HOTEL
COMBS

The fOlluuina ODf-ur- town eNests
wcrc rcgisfcrtd todut 90 enc Hotel
Combs AIRS ~ whitney. santn Fc.
peafl Dnrruh cheyenne. wyo. Mrs,
-. a.. Shields, fon and daughter.
Dawson. 81. A.. W. r. portor Cai-
eng" ". King. San Francisco ~ %.
Austin. Wirhlta Albert a. silver Jr..
Cnicaao ~ y. singit cleveland. O.i
q. s Hart. POI a4et 81 a. AIRS
n. rorhydt. Fresno. cab
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
FAYETTE A. JONES
PRESIDENT OF
MINES SCHOOL
Well known Engineer and
MlneraIoglst Of This city
Succeeds Prof. E. A. Drake
at SocorrO.

PtOf Fayctte ~ Jones. for many
ycHrn we'll known in New Mexico as a
mining engineer and nincrglo-
glst aud explorer, was Yesterday aft-
crnoon elected president of the Sew
Mexico school OF Mines 40 socorro.
succeeding Prof. y, A. Drake. who
has Tor some Years past succcssfullA
guided the dcstinics ~ the school.
irug Jones received the votes Of thu
three Democratic members ~ the
board ~ trustees and Prof Drake tho
votes ~ the two Republican momhcfs.
Prof Jones viii take charge ~ the
Institution IN the fnll. and announces
that he will devote all his time and
energy 90 bringing the school into
closer touch with the mining Indus
tr, throughout the southwest. increas-
Ing its efficiency aud cnlarging IN, at
tendance
\ Narlcd Career.
Prof jones has had an unusuail,
varied career ard all kinds 81 exper-
i.ncr la the mining business lev an it,
phnscs. covering "a most extended ter
rit"ry ia his exporting ana research
work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. >; New York. u.
I,hIIndcInIlIn. /. ChIcngn. b
HENRY LANE WILSON
continued from Page onc.)


mg Treasure to bear at Washington Co
induce the United States Co Interfere
iu McNi|u created considerable apprc-
hrnsiun among the coustitutionalist
government officials cot sonora today
and cause them tu issue "a statement
chat the rrhels throughout McNico
havc always treated Americans with
the highest respect
The conHtitutiunalist representative
"u this side ut the boundary said that
their greatest desire 60 to prevent for
,iln intervention
I'VE submitted 90 the temporary de-
feat involved In Ohrcgon's retirement
from iuaymus at the request of for
eign cousuls,' said one leader today.
Huerta rs losing and wants To- force
Intervention. We do not"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
CHARGED WITH MURDER
OF MISSION WORKER
~ leased wire Ia nycning serald. J

lly Leased Wire Ia Isvrning sl"rald J
Juneau, Alaska, July lG.--Thc iurt
having been completed YESTERDAYS.
fahtug ~ testimony began today in
br trial of Joseph Macdonald, gcn-
pral managcr of the Consolidated
Mining ana Milling company of
Guanaluato. Mexico. charged with the
murder la la02 uf y. g. Jones. mis-.
ion worker &c the Trcadweil mine.
Ntcpouald WAS then munagcr of tho
Treadwou mine The missionary de-
nuudod that hr close thu mine on
unduy. MacDonald's plea is sclf-dc-
tcusr Witnesses are here from mi
over the United states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

NOTICE or sIIr.
a. the District Court county uf Her.
ralllo. state ui Sew Mexico.
SO q8fg

~ ll' iiNilrl 'hNil 'hHhlN ul lifl r
rallllu. state ui Sew McNiru.
80 1919.
\, j. Mitchell, Plaintiff.
S..
Marion N. Lcstcr ENv,utriN and sol,
lepatoc, under the viii of FoliS =.
Lester. Deceased. and an unknown
owners cr persons having or claim
ing any Interest ia the hereinafter
described properly, Defendants:
To the above named Defendants;
You, aud each at YOU. an hcrvh,
notified that "a suil has been filed iu
IN, above named court ana county
wherein the plaintiff praNs that IN
titlo 90 the west .iNty.scVcn feet oi
lols ,-S-a In BLOCK thrcc tsl of IN
Hunmp Highland ,sldition to the cits
of Albuquerque. Sew Mexico. bee for
ever uuictod ANA set at rest and that
any person having ur claiming any
interest. titlc cor right la said o a co.
promises Doe forever larred and as.
topped from setting up any cluim adj
verse to said plUittdi Lon said rrcm
iscs.
You are hereby notified that unlcs,
you enter your appearance ON ur he-
fer, thc 3th duy of september. 1913
or cause your appearance 90 be- en-
tered uu ur before saio date. e deere,
pro confcsso win bee taken againlH yon
aud the relief prayed for viii Do,
granted
a. r.. WALkER,
Clerk ot District Court
(Court Scnll
By Thot * o. Madison Deputy
" ~ Cornell Attorney Tor plain
ttl Albuquerque, New MeNho.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
AMERICAN REPLY TO
JAPANESE NOTE SENT
Gny Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

lby Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. !
Washington, luly t6 Tho Amerl-
ran reply to the lass two japanese
notes on the california anti alien land
law WAS delivered today hy secretary
BRYAN to Ambassador chinda who az
once oahled Il to Toxic. ~ iu the
case 81 the preceding notes, the con
tents Of me latest were withheld from.
publication
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
I hamhcrlain's Collie. Cholera aud
Dlnrrhoca UcmUdA.

M " : Umsulus. n PcnnsYlVUnia
farmer Residing near Fhml1H a. %.
Pa, suy- For the past fourteen
ears ! have used Chnmrr"lat cot
BE-. rhoiora ana piar,h'rv |rmedy in
nv family and have tounl Il 60 tc
"a excellent remedy. I aiWllt have
bottle of IL In my hous" AMI take
pleasure in recommending g. &" my
friends. l'or sale hy nil lrurrs's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
OLD SOL BLISTERS
POOR NEBRASKA
7 temperature at Lincoln
Reaches l07 Degrees and
Eastern Nebraska is Sizz-
ling in CaloriC Wave.

by leased Wire sO Evening l'erRid.
Lincoln. Nrh.. July &C.. The high-
'ft temperature since 1911 was OFT
ciully reported here today when the
thermometer registered 100 degrees
FOR the past three days eastern Nc-
.raska has sweltcrcd In a terrific heat
wave. The rising temperature wa
u'rumranicd hV sCorchlng wind
which carried With Il further damage
io corn. arcording to reports from
uriEhburing towns 80 prustrutions
were reported here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
M0RTUARY
Infant IIcan,A

Infant llVautA \,
Thv FcNru month, old hah' duuph
oi MI aud Mrs. james j. H,ane'
passed away from iufantilo trouble ai
j-l south fiNth street nt lO.i,
o'clock this morn.ng. funeral an.
n,uuccmcnt will bee made later. MI
H,Uno,, father Of the hHhy, is nigh,
yardma-ter for the santa e.. MI
aud Mra. n,anyN will have the sym
puthy Of many 100 their sorruV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

RObctr H. Moore, nttOrncy-at- law
and notary public. Suite 5. Cromwell
blOck. M. 100 5. second street; phone
ltg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

HAS GOOD CONL YEAR
Colorado Produces Nearly Flew
ca Nlllion Tons ln 1912.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
non I.NrE Tn CiNssiI,Y.

NOR sALE-One ughL one horse,
second hand spring wagon, good
condition. t2i Also one second hand
surrey J. Korhor a go.
NANTED--Two shlnglcrs H. "
McQ0ade, IVA south broadway,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16
roDAN's GAMES.
NNTIONNI NDIF.

NNiNfNAt4 Wv y
Iircokyon. .; Chicago. o.
AZ Brooklyn u ~ H.
'hi'agp ..........,.. ....t8 .
] rookNu ........... 10 q
~ innings.
Piit-bure. 3; BOSTON. 1.
At boston q. N. T..
Pittsuhurg ................ .
BOSTON ,,....,....,. .....
Philadelphia. Z. ~. Louis. ..
At Philadelphia g. ~ T..
~ Louis ,........t..,....
Philadelphia ,............ 10
New Work, ;; Cincinnati. :.
AZ New Norh- u. " ".
cincinnati ..+........- .,..,.
Ncw York ...........-. 3
Chicago. 3: BROOKLYN. 3.
AZ BruoklNn-- Chicago. g. Brupk-
iyn q, tied az end OF sth Inning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

'llt-burp. 3, Huston. I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

llfclds Council better smok,
for 81,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

a. nrook'yn-- Chicago. 3 Brupk.
.n 3, tied az end OF sth lnning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

Iircokyon. q ChIcago. 3.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

Governor Colquitt, of Texas, has
appointed Editor r. NJ. Johnson Of
the Houston Post, in that State, to
succeed Hon. j. W. Bailey. resigned,
as United States senator, for a cOu-
pie of months or so until Morris
Sheppard. senator-elect, takes his
seat at the next session. Mr.. John
son is notable man, and from a
modest beginning at the printers
case on Houston paper he worked
his way up to the head of great
southern journal and to the position
OF Democratic national committee
nan from Texas. lie has ability in
plenty, but hardly in the OratOrical
line, and he will doubtless attempt
to cut no figure in debate during his
brief senatorial career. But he's
& wise old Democrat in counsel and
he can give some good advice in the
committee rooms. Mr.. Johnson has
been a stalwart Bailey man during
all the public life of the latter, his
most effective newspaper supporter
in Texas, and doubtless it was at
that senator's request that the Hous-
ton editor was appointed to succeed
him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

MI. Underwood is great party
leader and he don't care continent
tai about the orange growers of
Florida by comparison with his con-
ceptiOn OF duty as tariff revisionist
downward. He will probably at
tempt to take that one cent a pound
tariff off Of foreign oranges. which
would spell disaster to the citrus in
dnstry in this State. not reduce the
cost of living to anybody in the
United States and inflict heavy dam
age upon a home interest merely to
make one form of luxury a little
cheaper to the consumer. II would
he an inexcusable thing to do, and
we trust that our Congressman
SEarkman, who has thorough prac-
teal knOwledae of the subject. will
be able to convince Leader Under
wood that the Democratic pledge to
revise the tariff downward was not
intended to include such luxuries as
oranges. II would be the cruelest
mockery of redeeming a party pledge
to inflict damage that may be ruin
Gus upon a great home industry
merely TO make oranges trife
cheaper to the buyers of the coun-
try.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

And now it is an Arkansas editor
following up the luck of Brother
Johnson over in Texas, who gets into
the United States Senate by appoint
ment of Government Doneghay. for a
few short weeks until the Legisla-
ture can elect successor to Senator
Jeff Davis, deceased. Governor Done
ebay is himself candidate for that
office, and in appointing his friend
and supporter Editor Heiskel of the
Little Rock Gazette, to fill the place
temporarily. he was probably dis
charging political obligation with
out hurting his own chances. The
Gazette is the leading paper of Ar
kanses and Mr. lIeiskel is doubtless
man of parts. but he will merely
keep the senatorial seat warm until
somebody else. Doneghay preferred,
gets there.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

tc err in judgment, as an
err still have been filled ,' ss
earnest desire to give 10 ~ as
q my state the most enijs',' ps
and capable service With, ltd
er-and, relying upon Di.ir. p'S'
ance OF Him who rules over - ,..''
llons' upon the moral supporr =. !.
men and women of Florida NV. " q:
promptings of virtues, ins,ir,,, 'a'
ne IN youth by sainted n.o,4e. 40
lobe father and upon III aid
ton and strength gather.s
from the counsel and rb4 ,o 10y
devoted wife, after .xDres
warm thanks for your pr4s.r~ ny
and for all that has been d., "
make this occasion such ) MI %
lui one with strong realiza,io, -.
duty and responsibility. | - o.,
now to the discharge Of n. '
trust which has been accord, 81
ne. o
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

AS everybody is talking about the
Parcels post these days and many
people are experimenting with it.
We suggest a few "dOnts" that will
come in handy while making the ex-
ptriments: Don't try to use ordi-
nary stamps; the distinctive parcel
post stamps must be used. Don't seal
your package; wrap and tie securely
I'ont forget the name of the sender
must be on the outside of the pack
age. Don't forget to mark your
package "Perishable" when the con-
tents are perishable. Don't forge, to
mark your package Fragile" when
il contains breakable articles. Dom
forget to buy an insurance stamp for
10 cents; it insures up to $50. Dom
Try to send a package weighing over
II pounds or measuring more than
- inches in combined length and
girth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07
GOVERNOR PARK TRAMMELL

Today Hon. Park Trammell takes
the oath of office and is inaugurated
governor OF Florida His inaugural
address is printed in this issue of the
Telegram and. although ii is OF
great length, it is interesting from
start to finish and will well repay
the perusal of every citizen of Flor
ida II is an exhaustive, statesman
like speech, dealing in clear terms
with all the public issues which con-
front the people of this State and
announcing the policies which will
mark the administration of our new
chief executive.
Governor Trammell made his cam
paign upon those policies and they
have been endorsed at the polls by a
majority OF the voters of Florida He
is now, as far as may be, ready to
put them into execution and he has
a practically united party back of
him, free Of factional disturbance,
to aid him in making his admins
tratiOn success.
AS a native of Polk county and
citizen Of Lakeland our people feel
peculiarly warm and sympathetic
interest in the personality and ca
reer of this young governor who be-
gins his executive career today; and
1t is worthy of note that here where
he is best known, where his char
acter and personal traits have been
more fully revealed during the for
nation period of his life, no
fear is felt for the success OF his ad-
ministration and no doubt enter
tanned that he will measure up to
the requirements of the great Of
fice he has been called to- Never did
cleaner man in both public and pri-
'ate life take the oath as governor
OF Florida, and in his robust COM
mon sense, the firm fibre of his char
acter, his sturdy integrity and high
conscientiousness we have the prom
Use and the potency of chief magis-
trate who need not fear comparison
with the best of his predecessors.
Although young man. he has a
remarkably full experience in public
life and as legislator and attorney
general he has secured large ia
riiliarity. an intimate acquaintance,
We may say, with al that pertains
to our State government in the va.
r!Ous departments, which gives him
rare and admirable equipment, for
the duties he today enters upon
Thus equipped he will feel none of
the emharrassments of novice in
State affairs, and, taking up the ad.
minlstration where Governor Gil.
christ left off, the machinery of gov.
efhmeht viii 90 right along smooth.
~ and effectively.
The whole people OF Florida. re-
CARELESS OF Marty or section, are wei
Wlshers for the success of Governor
irammeil and his administration
ana ne could ask no fairer AUSPICES
no clearer political skies. than thos
under which he takes the helm O
state. lie will not disappoint hi
friends nor the public generally. an,
he is going to make us one of IN,
hest governors We ever had.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07

The people of Florida can m.to
just what laws they please for ,bs;r
cwn government not in confic, wi,,
the constitution of the Jni,ad s,.,os
This being true. there ought 70 no
enough constructive legislative
brains in the State to enac, ,.ws
which will enable our courts n try
md hang within ten days after their
arrest all such monsters of crime
end hideous menaces to the safety
of our women as that negro fiend
Jailed in Ocala Sunday for his cruel
outrage on defenceless white worn-
an the day before on the public
highway Ten days is plenty time
enough to let such villain live aft
Fl his capture Here in the South
in matters of this kind We live I'M
der conditions not paralleled any,
where else in the world and We
ought to have laws to meet these ex-
ceptional conditions no matter how
widely they diverge from laws to fit
such crimes in other parts of the
country. Blease said: ITO he'll with
the constitution" We cant follow
him there, but We do say tear il up
BY the roots IL it stands in the way
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-07
SAFE REMEDY ENDS
CATARRH M|sER|E|
Gives Instant Relief. Cures and D..
vents Catarrh and Cold in
the Head

The quickest, best am SAT-,
to cure catarrh or cold in IL.
is by using remedy thar ,m
touch the spot and DO II, ". !.
quickly without leaving any ,at a..
ierts. Ely's Cream Balm. waje, /
applied to the noslrils or re.,.t an
the throat or chest gets rig., Al M.
root OF the trouble and jnstanth ;,
lleves even the worst case Of ,,,.,,,
OF cold 4 few minutes at.er an
piled you can feel loosrnil !,
the head, the pain and sor,i..s
gone, the sense OF taste, IA, ,,a
hearing come back. and yol h Il
2 different person
Ely's Cream Balm cleans.
and strengthens the inilan!el lam
branes, takes away that s,ufd I'd
feeling and dull pain in ~ Ira!
relieves the throat soreness ami
stops the nasty discharge WAcs i
the cause of the disgusting haNknsl
splitting, blowing OF the nose and
foul breath. Hay fever victims Wild
are made miserable by fits q ,neoz1
ing, coughing and Wheeling e. IN.
slant and permanent relief By 4
Use of this simple remedy
Don't suffer another minute rh
Cream Balm will relieve you .nmt
diately. and 80 cent bottle VIII
more than likely work a rompl" 4
cure. All druggists sell Il