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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
MANY RELIEF MEASURES
NOW UNDER WAY HERE
Mayor Gaynor Issues Appeal for
Immediate Aid of Western
Storm Sufferers.
CALL BY SALVATION ARMY
Ohio Society Invites Inquiries in
the Waldorf and Express
Companies Will Frank
All Supplies.

\ warm hearted. generous readiness 10
aid the people OF the flood stricken dis
trlcts in Ohio and Indiana found spon-
taneous expression yesterday in New
York city on the part II officials. civic
organizations societies ard individuals.
From everywhere arose voices vyinS
with each other 10 carry sympathy ami
offers of assistance to the thousands who
have been bereft OF their homes and
those dear 10 them
Without waiting for direct appeals. Of
forts were begun by many TO Prepare re-
lief and to gather funds fer effective as
sistance.
Mayor Gaynor issued the following ap.
peal on behalf Of the sufferers from the
food
TO the people Of the city Of New York:
The appalling loss Of life ard disasters
from wind and flood in the West require
that n relief fund nc made Up for the
sufferers. Several citizens have already
expressed % me their wish To contribute.
therefore ask the people Of the city
generally To- contribute 81 sucn fund.
know Of no respect in which charity can
be more worthlv bestowed AZ the present
time. and / am SUI" that the Response
will be adequate 10 the occasion. 'ont.l-
buttons may be sent 10 the Mayors oihce
or To- Jacob II SchIn. treasurer Of tho
National Red Cross At 30. - William
street. or to the office 81 the National Red
cross. At 80. i05 East 22d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
COCAINE BILL DELAYED
Amendments Not Ready and 1t
Goes Over One Day.

Albany, March %. Action on the Walker
cocaine bill was again put over I'm the
Assembly to-day. and 1t was placed on
to-morrows calendar.
Assistant Attorney Delohanty, who has
drafted amendments. sent telegram
saving that because OF court engage
ments he was unable TO get the amend
ments To Albany to-day but would surely
mall them this afternoon
Several Of the members who want to be
present when the bill Is voted on and who
were intending To leave for their homes
tomorrow sought to have the bill put OF
Monday nights calendar. Assemhlyman
Walker however. made a successful fight
AGAINST this, saying II was too late in the
session to submit 10 any more delays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Refuses to Treat Poor Child.

The poor parents Of crippled child
spent several months Of savings to hire
an ambulance to bring the patient from
the outskirts Of BROOKLYN Yesterday.
,only To be told that the child could not
ibe treated.
The rumor that an offer amounting
70 $2.00o.o00 for rights" has been made
by drug syndicate. was denied. The
rumor has possibly grown out Of the
fact that an association Of druggists
has invited the doctor TO a dinner. 1t
was said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
friedman in Happy Mood.

DR.. Friedman when seen az his
apartments last night was in happy
mood over the prospect of conducting
another clinic at the government physi-
clans request in view of the fact That
the request grew out Of a desire on the
part of the hospitals representatives to
try the Friedman remedy.
Seton Hospital is under the auspices
of a Roman Catholic sisterhood, il is
devoted solely to the care Of con-
sumptives in all stages, largely pull
monary
The only cases not now under the
wing OF Uncle Sans doctors are the
three that were treated at the Peoples
Hospital and the seventeen who re-
ceived injections al DR.. Manufacturers
house at No. II East jlst street, he
fore the beginning Of the government
tests. Patients treated at Montifiore
Home and the Hospital for Doformities
and Joint Diseases are all to be in
Guided among those To he observed By
the government doctors. as we'll as
those treated at Mount Sinai and
Bellevue hospitals
DR.. StimsOn said Yesterday that the
government was glad Of the oppor-
tunity offered by the coming tests in
the Spuyten Duyvil institution, be-
cause Of the facilities afforded by the
hospital for observation and because
Of the variety Of patients offered The
fact that many Of the patients had
been in the institution for some time
and their histories we'll known was
pointed out as an advantage.
a clinic will he held to-day. begin
ming at | o'clock, at the Hospital for
Deformities and Joint Diseases. Or.
Friedman spent several hours there
Yesterday going over the cases 10 lie
Q treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Will Tell All He Knows

He will then have another session with
Whitman At which he will tell I'm detail
all ne knows. n Is believed that Newell :
reward for his services Will be that sem
teucc be postponed indefinitely Tho in
dictment to which he will plead will be
one of the two against him FOR violating
Section 2iIi of the penal laws. which
makes il a mlsdemeanor 10 tamper with
a witness called In a judicial proceeding
This arrangement does not mean that
Newell will cscap" punishment entirely
lu the first place It will brJg about his
disbarmout and in the second place
the unpronoLnce,! sentence Will hang over
his head ready for use I'm case Of need.
a. long as the court term is continued
II Is thought the term Will be continued
from time 10 time As long a. Newelrs
services are required.
NeVclle conviction an confession makes
tn, fourth obtained I'm ia" graft cases
which Whitman has exposed in the Har.
lem district The other three are those
Of Patrolman Fox and captain Walsh
both oc whom confessed. and Pa,rolman
Uartigau. who vas convicted Of perjury
ou trial
Another break IN the shattered front NJ
the system came Yesterday a. a result
~ a conference held between Mr.. Whit
man ami inspector John J. Muriha. As
result 81 this conference it is thought
80 Boz certainty that Murtha will tell all
De- knows about graft and graftcrs within
the next forty-cieht hours
Despite the tanning OF Murtha. indict-
mcuis Nil boo handed up TO-DAY bv the
grand jury against Murtha. Hussey and
Thompson for although Whitman has re-
ceiyed ample assurances that Murtha will
tell all be knows no does not intend 20
take any chances ~ slip while he has
evidence against them IN his hands
"he chief basis Of tho Indictments against
these three predecessors Of Sweeney
in Harlem j. iu the evidence furnished by
Jimmie" Wren. the former patrolman
who WAS their graft collector and Her
man Nichacls tho King OF the Harlem
gamblers
Michacs corroborate1 Wrens evidence
with tho tact that he himself paid graft
and also the allegation that tho three in
spcctors had made u a practice - visit
his places in company with their collector
Just after payments had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
How Civilian Figured.

Although Murjha can hc relied pon 20
add another link 10 tine proof of Harlem
graft. th, most important service which
he is looked To- 70 perform is believed to he
lu the form - informndJn no can sup
ply ass 10 the percentages which the
grating inspectors paid 10 O., civilian At
headquarters vino mad tn Influence. o.
At Toast maintained no had d. 10 deter
mine then assignments
Nurthr. u h. understood. BIZ reaoy 10
tell uow Do paid his money direct % this
civilian withou' tho services of e"-b'-
tnccns n is believed hl Will make fun
exposure Of this man a. headquarters
Application for n certificate ~ reason
able doubt was mad'' IN The Supreme
Court yesterday 10y counsel FOR John J.
Harugau. tho policeman who was con-
Vict.d If perjury I'm t"stifyiu,, u, fore the
grand Jury In 'ho police 'raft cases. Jus
tice Davis signed an order directing Dis
trict Attorney Whitman 20 how cause
tomorrow before Justice platzck why
the certificate should not be granted
ON account of ;he opposition presented
by Alfred Tally and George Gordon
Battle. OF counsel for cx-lnspcctor
Sweeney. To the motion of j. *. clark
Assistant District Attorney. To have Jus
tice Scabury as "A commissioner To take
the testimony of Captain Thomas w
Walsh against Sweeney AZ Walsh's house
to-day. the taking Of testimony I'm tins
way was postponed for one week
Mr.. Tally contended that IT would be n
plain violation Of the bill of rights 10
inquire into facts connected with thirteen
indictments when his client could only he
tried on one Indictment He further de
clarcd that the defendant had the right Of
crosse examination through his attorney in
open court. While Mr. Battle was insist
Ing ON this particular point he was inter
rupted by Mr.. Clark.
Il believe this witness Is going To die
shortly he said. God knows I hope he
will not die. The prosecution is much
more anxious to have captain Walsh so
ON the witness stand than is the defence
The reason is that ii will tend to ac-
complish the ends Of justice"
After further argument between Mr.
Clark. Nj. Tally and Mr. Battle. Justice
Soabury announced that the examination
of Captain Walsh at his own home would
be put off II necessary for one week with
ont prejudice To either party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

49, over an oneous back to Decn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
Send Clothes. Food or Money.

w. !. GAYNOR. Mayor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
LISTNICA

'koracman' Ely. MINI. Vase.
ga dopisa nemoremo p%riobciti. vi
ste prevelik humorist.
LipovSek. Kans. vi piSete. da
Vas dopis moramo priobGiti! Ako
hi bilo to resnica, potem hi moral
lmeti toliko urednikov - kolikor
le narocnikOv. Ker pa re ravno
zelite. bode Vas dopis deloma IL
sci V prihodnii Stevilki lista.
NaSe dopisnike opozarjamo, da
V prvomaiskei Stevilki lista ne bo-
de priobcen nobeden dopis. kateri
bOde polemiGne vsebine. Torai
poor, da ne bode potem krika-
MIA.
Nekatere dopisnike prosimo. da
mai Sc odvadijo besede ~"gospod"
urednik. Mas re kar boli glava cd
vecnih gospodov. Nj smo navadni
delayci kakor ste Vi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
JugOSlOvanska Socijalistiena Zveza
Ameriki.
u

EKSEKUTIVA:
Jos zavetnik st. Tomo BeSnc, M. Lude, Frank Podlpe, v. Tomasek
R u. savich. s Fabianih Frank PetichL
SEIZE es saiUsA. So " 1.a S'P p1Si e sstt @Ht x m ssc o OBJ 5 ai - 1vsser.
G. Berger. ,S oDz soSs IA ur r 70 r zy Eszs1' T TIsst Ps1Soi l. Steiner,
Use infOrmseie o tiskarni dnje tahk tega Odbora JOS. zavertnk mi, 9s2l So
Kubl XII tNe govomike mai Sc obrnejo n a gl tajnika
S. ETt smith: Ark~-JusoIL soc. nub. tai Frank rorsn.a, RID. :. Bo, LAT.
& oak1and1.san Francisco, Calf. = JugosL Soc Udrus, .amk M. Glumac,
ILLINOIS:
Stew, l. Chicago; III - Jugoh. soc kub, tajnik Frank Podhpec, 5o'9 W. 25th
4 La Sale Ill = JugOM. soc skupina, tIik John ROgob 1897 . End St
90 chicago, m-Jugos. Soc udruaenje, tai Petar KokotoviA, sms Cybouru
IS S %ass$s5an ah m H. .g 5Sso.' '1 soc 't R%S, ia ta5nh 11 Sa1 zah Anst / s F soa las' Ave.
SJe so ysakO zadnjo neieIo ' meseeu o b . uri popoldne Y dvorani John
s: So t ef?ss". IN IN : : j 'sss;! Sc: sec s .ss, ' se5aHe s sss r sssss, BOZ sr 81 IT,
q See So So f sal 2 N in 4 nedel'v mesecu Oh :smi ui zjgtnj y Unisn Hall
o" i iaS T. 51 SIs St. ILL., : ''s''l '''"ni'''"' 1dFa''"j' ''i"A job" b'd'D'A'
So SaieagS. m - JnsoA 'odan'tiSuo udruienje, tamh Simon Fabjansh
g. 8 EH Piasfisd, III nL--Ja sssil So. sseis s1s, saja a&D j ds Ram P5s5s 1872 s5sAi capt to Ave.
81. z z%ai IN III. : 'S SSs ai's .et hia uara sssnis 3 sa%iE rl AG. naie e b 49, SO.
IS. indianapolis, Ind. - JuGo,l soc. sAupinA, tajnfk John Markieh, 1871 N.
=, ooIgsn7atS L. PrasaiIaf: s5s SO 7saEo pfvo nodsio % 5 aIi popddne
So Gary, Ind JgsOsL soc udrisne tajnik Ant Jqil; Box 4l -.
"a. E Hamond, Ind. - jusosl soc. udruaeuje, tajnik John Medved, 1910 Co,
KANSAS:
S. R &s:s M Hn; kf Rsa,- 5ssS:a SOC: soc. ' .Ha1"s, ' sijal John John l easssl Boz ss - sl1.
G d. Wi1 E Mib hsa d Ssls so ~ t'a 81 : in 4 n'd'j0 ' me'e'u OBJ : uip OpOi
g ri 5S%is,f ka ns"' ta AIN 5o SSSssa ; %oita 11 {. /. s :, Ghsr 6sG% k K21@S' box 49,
go FEa1kin, Kans = JugO'l soc kub, tainik Frank vgeL Box 50.
So carOna, Kans-JugUL soc; klub, tank Ba Menori, Box 1872.
City, kaHs NN"' ''S''"' ~ 'A"0' "'"A Nns N'"A' N' 4' stone
MICHIGAN:
s. : Ga,qmst', I MshIJSsol SOC udrossGis tajait los. osneh tc7is-5th St
IS. Detroit, Mich - JugOL. Udrut, tank ylad. Dokicb, S3 Franklin st.
MINNESOTA:
"a Aurora Mna- : JusOL Soc kub, tank 'I%' ss en- k"% Box 30 ."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

kot eden naibol.iSih s~lovenskib
pisateliev.
t'ebruarsko Stevilko je re ure.
dill sodr. ii. DIR. II. Tuna. ter ina
Sledeco vsebinO: Uvodnik DIR.
II. Tuna: S%eksuelni problem.
IL. Paler. DR.. Anton Uhlir: O
now socialni filozofiii. Pre-.
gled. - Literature. - IL 6asopi-
SOY i'll revii. DoSle knjige.
Nase Zapiske" p~riporocamo.
Cena reviii IA cello leto "a Anne
rlko: 8 kron 40 V. Naslov: Uprav-
niStvo "NaSih Zapiskov" v Co.
rici. Primorsko. Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
KNJIzEVNOST.

Pri Nash Zapiskih' kateri so
izhajali 10. let. kot socialna revi-
la st ie izvrSil preobrat. "NaSi
Iapiski ~pOstaneio il l. majem
"socialisticna" rcviia. Dosedanji
urednik sodr. DIR. Anton Dermota
le odstopil cd uredniStva. njego-
vO mesto pa je prcvzel sodr. dr..
Henrik Tuna kateri je pOznan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

Chisholm, MINI.

Jugoslavenski soc. klub st. %.
ina svolo rednO meseGno seio 6.
aprila OBJ 9 uri dopoldne V dvo-
RAM sodr. FIR. Medveda (Sloven
ska gostilna). Ma dnevnem redu
imamo wee zelo vaznih stvari, "a
to p~riporocam. da Sc vsi sodrugi
zanesljiyo udeleze.
Mihael Plese, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
TISKoVNI FOND.

Luka Demshar. Croweburg.
Hams. ........... : 100
A. Flori. FrOntcnac, Hans. 200
Neseli krozek V gostilni.
Cleveland. O. ...... LOS
Sodrug Matnich. Panama.
Ill. 80
Louis Furlan. Muddy, Ill. 100
Iadnia izkazana svota... 1920
Skupaj $11S.25
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01
+ S: ===:== !: $pom!adanske bo|ezni.
Ia ciscenje krvi rabite
Severov Kricistilec

chajte no IL med mnogih psem. XII nam prihajao dnemo cd tishh
XII rabJo to zdravlo. CnaUe kaj govore gede tea zdravila.
w. +. SEVERA co.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Gospod: Po Vasem navodlu sem kupil VaSa zdravla. rabbi sem Jill
tl tedne Severov krrclilec jp poebno dobro zdravno. Pomapao mi ie
odstramtl erupcJo, katGa me J vedno nadlegovala. 70 pismo amorTa
obJavti "a V poduk drugim o VaSej izvmtni preperaciji. kahra pripomore
"P"cHm 90 MIN poponega ZdravJa. Joseph Krnnsky.
Chicago Beach Hotel. Chicago. III
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

MISSOURI RI: :. ,.., .. ,,a, ,,.n
H. fs T%S St. St 'DS''+ Soc" ""0~'"' '''ns Jos. FhiPovieh' 1920
3. Red Lo%ss, Mont :. Jus@l SOC. AuS, tnmk Louis Yener, box AZ, osa
90 Bear Creek, Mont. - Jugos. Soc hb tajnik Frank Herman, p O wa.hoo.
i'l a s ss :s T.iai Msa' ' 3%ss;1 ; &c $ A% sa . s3"ifA Mary A. S'''"''' box rs
2 S,ssss: 81. @ . 50 's 4ss. soc; e . :ssRts, s. sss}a RI r. q P 3 L B.. .'-n.sn.
g. sS:;! . T': ~ ;st ;:; :s:o: .ss, ise' '.5 nj: p R" P:;;s a:,s e :,,. p...... j.. j.,
ri dspsds. ' j%ss: HAM. 800 go. $ c%G i A! e + ''d''' Y "'''s' '' o
ysako na%jo nsdeHo 0b ? ri pop Y m@scu pi sodr F. Bcgataja'' orga'
40, CoTInwood, o = Jugosl soc kmb, tajnk GU. Kabaj, s2s f. St Clair Az
Sc. Youngstown, O. , 1ugo;l soc Nub, tai Math Urbas. Box 4s1, Youngstown,
I6d BsrbeHon O. - Jugosl sOeaisteni klub, tajnk Frank 1evaeE, s7
IL Cleveland, Q. JugOsl sochlshtno udurzenje, tajnik Peter plesko, 1870
=, e T T%MS @ oI 5n%; soc ., h%6; saj mix, Frank K%1i 1929 A.psnwan. av
SO Akron, G. = jugosl socialist udrniene, tajnik Branko Solo. III n H,h
95 Piney Fork, G. Jusosl soc kub, tainik l. Giaisr, P O. 90 E. -'N 81
OREGON:
Al. Portland, ore-jusosl SOC uiruienje, tajak S, zod, ii \. i6. st.
PENNSYLVANIA:
, \; S Pittsburgh, Pa - JugOsL soc. skupina, tajnik Bh1 zikt, 500
:. Conemaueh, Pa - Jugosl SOC skupina, tajnik Jack Koejan, 70 Bridge St.
10 Forest City, Pa - Jugosl 500. skupna, tajnk Frank Ratais, box 1Os,
ls. F Pittsburgh, Pa. JugOa soc udruaenje, tank Luka nst, box ss;
70. sygan, Pa = yugoLL so. khb, tajnik John Kvmtich, b. 4s, Morgan, P.
10, Fial5tHni pa E11SS $50. soc nSdr1ao tank Miro zyOnar, Blair STA B 1856
ST. M Mest SsTtea n I "a 'g ao aSe;, skuPi nat. tank Jos: zo5kO, Box ola
81 So Side Pttsburg; Pa = Jugosl soc ndruienjc, tajnk N. z z. Ma Mnmula.
g. Be[minie Pa JsgOsL socahsttsni kub, tajnik Frank Rome, Box 10.
s. 5SS4%tSsSf d /. - j: 5ssse', d.: Soc Ky sGpe ,., ;sief $ JOB. Hrss., 500 Broad St
I" Wilcox, Pa Jng9sl soc; kEb, tajnik Frank DoHna1 D l. b. Be-. 1l2.
= H%ddos1 Pa = Juso'I soc; udruisnje tajnk F. B@aveh, 90 = 5tA ave
IS AmSGdss fa&;JasosL SOC ad ;f pS,' tsjafk ' Vd ha al v%f B ioI 5s Ella ss St
81. Tayete City, Pa - jugos 3D. soc so DG &S, tank j Pk0s John S SSfi Ed. b b eau
90. MsDs.ad' Pa - Jugo'l soc udruienje, tajnk John Nev%s, R. F. D. T.
& & Hs%s5 cssy F !. ! ,3 :5sSsa' e ti aai@ ie5lit 9 p Hi's s3std SG Ssa 49, b S9' 'sa. City.
SO. H AsSs Port Pa : Jusoa. soc udfasnE' tank J, Bosn jjt COG Manning
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

100. Ellsworth, Pa. - JugoI SOC udruzsr ,.i,L L. -
Ellsworth, Pa. ""N " f'eoeg, Box $685.
nn+ wooma"h" JugosL soc. udruzenjc, tajnik NJ. Jovanovnb Rox 500
"" """a' =" 'ueosL soc. kmb, tajnik Frank Sedminek, Box los
WASHINGTON:
I0c p Ueyh HTsni - 'ugol; Soc udruzenje, tajnik John Zobee
N" D"'"e'' "@sn - SOC udruz, tajnik A. Klenosh. Boy 4o
WISCONSIN:
o. Milwaukee Wis = Juposl sc u5r,s..;. ..,
bush st. laJ"h Alex Manich, 299 Green.
H. enSsna WIS Jagosl socalist6no udruzenje taimk NJ rdbii.,. -.
mesecuv n Socialist. gl sanu. w" '~A' HnhJo nedejo v
lSJ' WTs,nns , WE WIS - Jugosis soc. udruzeuje, tai. Imk CeIch, 45 - 4. A..
o. SnS "a nu is = JugosL Soc. skupna, tajnik Frank Novak o7 ~ We
1903. Milwaukee, Wis = Jupos sc a..
Paul ave. "pi uJnk steve Zavec, $50 St
~ SuPehsb wye - JlgosL. soc. skupina, tainik Iuks Gros.x De,
81 etwa ' Virgo nedeto Y me'ecu popodne ob 2 uiv Hall X PsrnsL.
w. nS..s 1 o. "So - 'ugosL soc. klub, tajnik Jerpei Rsi5s. r,.eA
priJ job Zakajseku ' "%u Cd y u ri zjuraj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-01

KOZne bOleZni

Veilko koznih bolezni hi Sc preprecilo in
vellko bi Sc jih odstranilo, ko hi imeli boil
natancno pazljivost IA cistost prizadetih
udov. Tukaj je kjer ina antiseptiGno milo
IA vrSiti svojo nalogo.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
0ENoUNCES PENAL SYSTEM
Governor Foss Says It Is Unjust to
the Convict.

Indianapolis, Oct. 14.-Child labor.
with its accompanying poverty, is one
of the causes of adult as we'll as juv-
emile crime, DR.. A. J. McKelway of
Atlanta, Ca, declared in an address
before the American Prison associa.
ton, in session here. "s
Rev. Mr.. Kelway's address came
after those by Governor Eugene N.
Foss of Massachusetts on "The Ideal
Prison System for State" and w. ].
Hanna, provincial secretary of On
tario, on what Ontario Is Doing
With Her Prisons and Prisoners"
C. S. Reed of St. Cloud Mimi,
president of the warden's section, pre-
sided. o. 90.
Governor Foss declared that the
penal system of the United States as
q whole had failed more completely
than any other department Of govern
ment He characterized the system
as an injustice to the convicted per-
son and an Improbable expenditure
of public money. A large part of the
failure, he said, was due to the evil
rof political influence and strongly
condemned the system that permits
the sale of convict labor. ALL.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
COD LIVER OIL AND IRON
Two Most World Famed Tonics
.t.. Combined in Vinol.

Cod Liver oil and Iron have proved
to be the two most successful tonics
the world has ever known-iron for
the blood and the medicinal curative
elements Of cod liver oil as a strength
and tissue builder for body and
nerves, and for the successful treat
ment Of throat and lung troubles. "a.
Two eminent French chemists dis.
covered method Of separating the
curative medicinal elements Of the
Gods 1ivers from the oil or grease
which is thrown away but to these
medicinal elements tonic iron Is now
added. thus combining in Vinol the
two most world famed tonics.
As q body-builder and strength Gre
ator for weak, rundown people, for
feeble old people, delicate children,
to restore strength after sickness:
and for chronic coughs, colds. bron.
chitis or pulmonary troubles We ask
you to try Vinol with the understand
ing that your money will be returned
II 1t does not help you. a5
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
DAVIS CORNERS

Mrs Henry Bunge called on Mrs..
Carl Mohs. Friday afternoon.
Ella Landt came from Luana, Iowa,
last week, for a visit at the John Eber-
ling home.
Alvina KLEIN assisted Mrs. W.. Ven
nekoltt with threshing last week.
Lawrence Michel has purchased a
new Ford auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ. Harnack and
Mrs. John Baethke autoed up from
PostviIle, Saturday, for a visit at the
John Eberling home. ...
Emma Mohs assisted Mrs. Lawrence
Michel with threshing, last week.
Lawrence and Alfred Michel autoed
to Bonair, Thursday afternoon.
William Aberly called on John
Aberly, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mast called on Mrs. Aug.
Aberly, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vennekoltt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ven
nekOltt.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
The Family Cough Medicine.

In every home there should be bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery, ready
for immediate use when any member
of the family contracts cold or a
cough. Prompt use will stop the spread
of sickness. S. A. Std, of Mason,
Mich, writes: "My whole family de-
ponds upon DR.. Kings New Discovery
as the best cough and cold medicine in
the world. Two Soc. bottles cured me
Of pneumonia Thousands of other
families have been equally benefited
and depend entirely upon DR.. Kings
New Discovery to cure their coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles. Ev-
cry dose helps. Price Soc. and $l.OO.
All druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co.,
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
NORTH WEST CRESCO


Mrs. John Rutsch returned from
Fargo, N. d., Tuesday where she Wis
tied with her niece.
John McDermott visited at the Nc.
Allister home Sunday.
Anna Meyer went to Lime Springs
Saturday to visit friends.
John Barthelme went to Ossian Sat-
urday for an over Sunday visit with
relatives.
Henry Kapler spent Sunday at the
Charles Kapler home.
Julia McDermott returned from
Lime Springs Saturday after visit
with Kate Sullivan.
lack Kapler called on Charley Kap-
Ter Tuesday evening.
Ida Rutsch helped Mrs. Ficken with
her work Tuesday morning,
Anna Meyer visited with Susie LUIS
son Thursday afternoon.
Leonard Hauber from Spillville Wis
tied with his sister, Mrs. John Bar.
thelme last week.
Matilda Lusson visited with Flor
ence Button Tuesday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-24
GOLDEN RIDGE

Mrs. J. j. Scheurer was a Granger
caller Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Insley, Etha and Otis, assisted
with threshing at the Dotzler home
Tuesday.
Elsie Scheurer, who has been work.
ing in Cresco, came home for Sun.
day visit, returning Monday.
| Walt Wentworth and Albert Ludwig
were seen on the Ridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Keune and sons Herbert
and Wesley were Cresco callers Satur.
day.
Leslie Bly, and lady friend were
pleasant callers at the John Dotzler
home Sunday evening.
Art Walters of Cresco, was seen driv-
in the Ridge Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kakac, ST.,
son. Congratulations.
Albert Ludwig called on Josh Schcu-
rer Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bigalk's little
son is on the sick list.
Matt Bauden, Of Bonair, was driving
on the Ridge Friday.
John Dotzler called on Will Wolfe,
Monday morning. ~ III
Chas Michel called at his old home
place Monday.
Walt Wentworth called on Josh
Scheurer Sunday.