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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

while disoharging his duties ut eight
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. Koleh-
ma was working in the shaft when the
skip was lowered directly upon him,
by mistake. A call was sent 10 Mercy
Hospital Immediately upon discovery
OF the accident The ambulance res
pended at once and the man was re-
moved to the hospital. He is in ser
ious condition and it is impossible to
say at the present writing what the
outcome will be. His right leg was
broken and his back badly injured, be-
sides internal bruises concerning which
IL is difficult 10 determine until little
later Kolenma is Finnish by nation
ality, is 90 years old ana unmarried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
Insanity in State is Increasing

Secretary Mari T. Murray, OF n q
state board of corrections and CHARITIES
has prepared statistics that show !,
rapid increase in insanity i'm Michigan
The percentage Of increase in the pop
ulation OF the various state asylum :
during the last II wears has been 4ial
while the increase IN population In tn
state has been but 1877 per cent From
1904 10 1910 the increqse in the asylum 4
of the state has been .2003 per cent
while the increase in population in n 5
state has been but ITO per cent
The records show the population o.
the state for last year as ., D03, $50. and
the total number Of patients confined
in the six asylums was 9. $50. In 100
the population of the state was 2. 45n
s72 and the number Of patients ia fhe
various asylums WAS Alto.
The number OF patients confined s.
the Kalamazoo ASYLUM in 1901 vyn
1. s37; 1912, 2.Oi5; Pontiac, 1901, 1.Igt
1912. 1894 Traverse City. 1901, I. 0%
1912. 1880; Ionia 1901. 263 1919. Az
and Wayne county asylum. 1901. 4e
1912. ga
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

Steven Dayey drove to Crystal Fall.
Tuesday.
Miss Cora Richards spent few day
with. her brother. James, at Cry0s q
Falls.
Miss Ethel Ross is visiting friends 8
Crystal Falls.
Richard Eddy, ST.. left for Iron Rfvr
where he is employed at the Babe
mine.
Roy Padget is laid mp with smash
ed finger
John f. Mason left for Repuhiic
Wednesday afternoon to attend Mr.
Gibson's funeral.
Mr.. Thoburn Ball left for Repuhfi~
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Werner Fahler drove to Cryst,i
Falls Monday.
Miss Mary Hager came home TO spend
a few days.
Mrs. Erick Dahl and Mrs. John Al /.
tilla visited friends at Crystal Falls
Wednesday.
Willie Eddy spent last Thursday e.
Crystal Falls
Arthur Peterson was a Crystal Far /,
business caller Thursday.
Mr. L. A. CLARK is very busy ma,
these days hauling wood for the schoo
house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

at the Reporter Office, although he
doesn't like our politics Billy the
more shame to him, is bold and bra
zen "bull mooser.
Reverend Poyseor of Crystal Falls
accompanied by Reverend John Will
liams, son of Bishop Williams of Mar
quette. were recent visitors at the Bal
tic location Their coming was prin-
cipally for the christening of the youn-
ger children of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Woulgar There were about twenty
friends and neighbors present for the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. John Curnow
standing up for the children Mr..
and Mrs Woolgar provided fine sup.
per for their guests following the ser
vice.
On Tuesday afternoon carpenter
at work on the boarding house going
up at the Jones a. Laughlin mine fell
and sustained injuries which have not
at last accounts proved serious. The
mans name is Jacksey and his home
lshpeming. The company physician
DR.. II .. Larson. OF Iron River. res
pended Immediately TO the call and
gave the injured man the necessary
medical attention. He is being COM
fortably cared for at the camp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
Our New Game Warden

Albert q Jones of Iron Mountain
has received word that hs has been up
pointed game and FISH warden for Iron
County and adjacent territory. succeed
ing John O'Connell He will go ovvr
the territory with warden Andrews
the first OF the week, and will assume
his duties in the near future Mr.
Jones is well acquainted with tho
woods, and shonld make good man
for the service.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

Or. Mpe, Apu- ram I'm ,.neye pain
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
Notes too Late for Last Week !

Notes too Late for Last Week..
Mr. J / Gibson returned from Re.
public Tuesday morning, wher he has
been for the past week OF more on &C.
count of the serions illness of his mo.
Their.
Mr. X p Vansaw was unable TO at.
tend his duties last Tuesday owing &c
an attack of la grip.
Miss Helen Ogren went to Mansfield
a week ago Thursday to visit Mrs. j,
Gustafson. From there she went to
Iron River to visit friends
Rev. Laurence OF CRYSTAL Falls was
an Amasa visitor last Wednesday. He
came here TO instruct the pupils Of the
confirmation class He returned TO his
home last Wednesday evening.
Mrs Dalgren entertained the Swed
ish Ladies Aid last "Wednesday after
noon
Miss Ebua Berquist returned from
Crystal Falls last Tuesday where che
has been for the past two weeks hav-
ing some dentistry work done
Miss Louise Meline came here last
Wednesday, she returned to Iron River
Thursday
A large crowd witnessed the Minstrel
Show at the Finn Hall Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Williams. pastor OF the NJ. f.
church. returned from Sidnsw last Sat
urday, after spending few days there
with his parishioners.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Lupa are the
proud parents of new bapy boy.
Mrs VIM Uren and younger mem
bers Of the family went to Iron River
week ago Saturday. They returned
last Monday after short visit with
Mr. Uren who is working there.
Mrs Parks Of Crystal Falls was call
ed here last Tuesday at the request of
her daughter. Efiie, who is confined TO
her bed with LaGrippe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
N A n S FEEL 0

Mr.. Gus Justin was a Mansfield bus
mess caller Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Tetzloff visited friends
st Mansfield few days last week.
Supt Wall was Mansfield business
caller Saturday.
Mr. Phil Newberg returned from
Norway Monday, after spending Sun
day with his parents.
Alex Ross left for Iron River where
he has fine position at the Bates
mine
Miss Frances Corbett and Master
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

Miss Mildred Olson entertained the
High School Sewing Society a week
ago Friday. A dainty lunch was ser
we'd, but on account of the dance. the
crowd was not as large as usual.
Following are the ones who took part
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
THE BEST COUCH MEDICINE.

lhb bboA OOO'fu mEDlJlNE.
81 have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ever since have been keeping
house, SAYS l. g. Hames. Of Marbury.
Ala 81 consider 10 one OF the best
remedies ] ever used. My children
have all taken 81 and Il works like
charm. For colds and whooping cough
IL is excellent. For sale by All Deal
ers. Adv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
DON'T You RELIEVE 1T

Some say that chronic constipation
cannot be cured. Don you believe H.
Chamberlain's Tablets have cured
Others why not you. Give them
trial. They cost only quarter. For
sale by All Dealers Adv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01
n the program last Friday.

in the program last Friday.
Piano Duet Amber Burge and Leafs
Osier.
Thomas Hughes.
Charlotte Webber
: Current Events-Thoburn Gibson.
Drill-Twelve Girls.
Critic-Fvelyn Uren.
Miss Bonine entertained the Higl
School Sewing Society last Friday
Refreshments were served and all re
turned home at an early hour.
The Program Committee met las
Thursday to maze out February Pro
gram. Two programs were planne,
and made ont The selections choosel
are all very good ones. and it is hope,
that all taking part will do their bes
to make IL n success
Miss Merle Gibson was unable TO at
tend to her duties last Thursday. ow
ing to the death of her grandmother.
Miss Ida Jacobsen was absent from
school last Thursday morning.
Following are those in the HiRl
School who were neither absent no
tardy for the first semester and VIII,
are entitled TO a holiday: Esthe
Holmes. Tressa Weber. Charolett
Webber, Amber Burge.
Miss Fannie Rentola was absent from
school last Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-01

ACCIDENT AT THE CHATHAM.
Albert Rolehma. skip tender at the
Chatham mine, was seriously injured
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15

mar por doquier los resultados de esta
labor soberana, pone sN confianZa Ell
ell Rey.
Es menester yer 10 que Ell los 1ltimos
decenios ha llegado a ser Bucarest. Ell
Gobierno no dispone de grandes medios,
por ESQ las mejoras Sc efect1an de un
modo menos estrepitoso que en- otras
capitales, pero todo es s6lido, practice,
como en- una capital alemana. Sin calc1-
10 alguno, por suggestion espontanea e
incansable, demuestra ell rey Carol que
ha aprendido a amar ell pals.
La existencia sencilla, trabajadora
del Rey, Sc (hailla embellecida por la
presencia de la Reina Isabel, La poetisa
Carmen Sylvia. No Sc cuenta entire los
grandes genios a quienes haya sido da
le arrancar nuevas armon1as de su Ii
ra. per0 con acento conmovedOr supo
cantar la dicha 1ntima y ell acerbo do
lor al robar la muerte su hiJa dnica.
Es "po6tica" esta Reina por toda su
csencia; tai vez haya acariciadc algnn
tempo ell ideal de hacer de Bucarest
ana corte de poetas intelectuales, co.
mo la de Weimar Ell La epoca de Goethe.
Pero 10 que vale mas que todos sus de-
les intelectuales es ell negotiable tesoro
de bondad, de carino y de provision YER
daderamente maternal que encierra ST,
coraz6n, y que establecio una corrien-
te de vivisima simpat1a entire ella y los
habitantes de este pals semisalvaje, ha
ce cuarenta amos, de modo que en- JUS
ticia lie otorgaron el t1tulo de "madrc
reina"
Este, el d1a de manana, encajart
bastante menos la bella Princesa Ma
ria, esposa del heredero del trono
| grande dame enthusiastic de todo 4
! frances y russo, que a buen seguro cor
| vertira la corte de Bucarest en- una d
T as mas fastuosas de Europa. DOtads
como todos los Coburgos, de una buen
iosis de talento pOlitico, sabra asimiS
mo infuir un dla decisivamente en- lO
asuntos politicos del Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15
LA ESFERA
Bernn1dez Hno,
FORTALEZA 20

Zinc acanalado, pinturas, aceites,
barnlces y aguarras, arneses de uno
dos caballos, ruedas con 1lantas de
gonna de acero, baf1os y medios ba-
nos de zinc, sorbeteras de 4, 6,Sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida Escrivz para
extraer los callos durezas de los pies,
sin molestias nj dolor alguno. Este
rllizadoras de 1eche, armas de todas
clases, maquinas de coser, muebles.
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras de
ma1z, balanzas de mcstrador, iaulas
para~loros, relojes otros articulos
de ferreter1a y quincalia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15
BELGRADE

DeceniOs atras, EN- la epoca del Rey
MiIano de la Reina Natalia, Belgrade
.enla su corte, aun cuandO a los OjoS
del eurOpeo occidental 6sta presentase
IN aspecto bastante singular De tOd0s
modos, la Reina habla impuesto cierta
etiqueta palatina, que Sc suprimi6 del
todO durante la cOrte tempOrada que
Il desgraciado Rey Alexandra y su es-
>osa Draga celebraron ALI sus festas
Despu6s de la tragica muerte de los
0s, hizo, su entrada Ell ell konak
'edro Karageorgevitch, viudo de la hi
IA mayor del Rey de Montenegro, hon-
re taciturno desenganado de la Vi
Ia, tai vez tambien temeroso de que
lglln d1a esta terminase como la de sn
ntecesor. A no ser pOr los concentrates
.ue de vez Ell cuando provoca alguna
le las hazanas de los dos hijos del Rey
'edro, Sc olvidar1a casi de que hay una
orte en- Belgrade A 6sta le falta ante
odo ell elemento femenino, porque los
rincipes son solteros y la 1nica hija
eel Rey esta casada con ell gran Duqae
von Constantinovitch de Russia.
Ademas los verdaderos amos de Ser
ia siguen siendo los Jefes y Ofciales
Il Ej6rcito. Son guerreros, y aun Guam.
. muchos de ellos son aventureros, ca
Ia uno cuenta tOdav1a con su buen.s
uerte esta dispuesto a conquistarla
N cualquier guerra Els esta la loca es-
peranza que anima a todos esos hom
bres, desbordantes de energlas indomi
tas, de 10 que Ell la Europa occidental
no Sc tiene nj palida idea.
CETINJE
All hablar de Montenegro, rccuerdo
siempre un refrain que dice que la me
.or mujer es la de que menos Sc habla.
Mujer de estas que nadie conoce, y GU
yos meritos no obstante habrlan de pre-
clamarse muy alto, es Milena Vocutic,
la Reina. Es oriunda del pueblo, 10
mismo que ell Rey, Ell quien el famoso
amor patrio del montenegrino ha en-
contrado su expression mas intensa
En- ell Palacio de los Reyes Isl asi
,uede llamarse la modesto casa en- que
ha bitan) Sc sigue observando una sen,
cillez de costunbres patriarcales, que
estos dos seres fuertes han consevado,
4 pesar de los brillantes enlaces de sus
hiias, y a pesar de haberles sido propi
cia la suerte.
(Contin1a EN- la 3a pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15

1-Solicitud del Municipio de Maya
giiez para ell derecho tomar sesenta IL |
tros de aqua por segundo del rio Va
giez" para fines de un acueducto, la
obra del cual Sc solicita sea declarada de |
utilidad p1blica;
2-Solicitud del NTunicipio de Gura-
bo para ell derecho a usar las aguas Gle la :
ouebrada Gonzalez; barrio Rinc0n, para
suministrar aqua q la poblaci6n por me- !
dio de su acueductO.
! EN- QUE CASO NO ES
CONTINUE DELITO?
Con fecha de noviembre de 1913, La
ofcina del Attorney General emltlo una
opinion acerca de un punto legal some
lido q SUI consideration por ell Director
de Sandal. =
La question surgi0 como resultado de
una entrevista personal entire ell Juez
Municipal de Mayagiiez y ell Director de
Sanidad celebrada hace algun tempo, y
en- ell curse de la cual ell juez eXpreso su
opinion de que era contrarlO a la ley Ell
declarar culpable un individuo por
continuar manteniendo un estorbO pu-
bIico. por ell cual delito va hab1a sido
| procesadO y encontrado culpabe "a
| Director de anidad fue del parecer que
| el delito era continue y que un lndlVl-
I duo denunciadO por segunda vez no pc
dia pretender que en- virtud de clio Sc le
| perjudicaba.
| Con este Ultimo parecer coincide eI
| Attorney General ell 10 que a este case
| particular Sc refere, llamando la aten-
| ci0n hacia los dos puntos que deciden to-
| dos los casos de esta naturaleza: 81 la ac
ci6n continta y la fecha relativa de los
! actos que constituyen ell estorbo publlco.
| Con los casos que cita, ell Attorney Ge-
neral demuestra que ell hecho de habel
| sido declarado culpable no culpable
! lie un delito no eXcluye una subsigulen
! te denuncia persecution pOr ell mlsmO
| parecido delito cuando sc alega que ell
| jlltimo ha sido cometido Ell una fecha
| distinta q la del anterior, q menos que
| ell delito sea continue; perO cuando una
| persona es denunciada pOr un deitO con
| tinuO entire determinadas fechas especi
ficadas entonces, 81 parte del tiempC
abarcado por la denuncia esta include
en- la denuncia anterior que do por re
| sultadO una sentencia de culpabilidad
| el prOceSO anterior fOrma una barrera.
| Tratand0 ell aSunto desde ell punto de
vista de la evidencia 81 evidencia en-
)leada Ell el primer proceso es necesaria
: para apoyar ell segundo, entonces la an
| terror sentencia de culpabilidad no
| culpabilidad forma una barrera pero
como en- ell case de que Sc trata ell ell
cual ell acusado continua cometiendo ell
| delitO, apesar de una sentencia, y Sc en-
fabian processes subsiguientes contra e.
| en- dichos processes sera necesario presen-
tar nuevas pruebas en- apoyo de la acu-
saci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15
Paseos por los palacios
LAS CINCO CORTES BALKANICAS
BUCHAREST

Esta corte es la mezcla mas rara que
imaginarse puede Ell Rey Carol es tai
vez el 1nico de los soberanos de aque-
Hos inquietos palses balkanicos que ha
sabido afanzarse en- ell trono imponer
su dinastfa. Es hombre que trabaja
con una seriedad y constancia nun
ca desmentidas, y el pueblo, al yer aso,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-15
Information general
ia ULTIMA SESSION DEL

CONSEJO EJECUTlVO. |
En- la Ultima session celebrada el Con-
seio Executive resolvi6 los siguientes
asuntOs:
Sc di6 lectura una COMMUNICATION del
Gobermador informando que habla apro-
bado ell traspaso de 5000 dentro del en-
prestito de Vieques para que fuera posi-
BILE terminar las entradas al puente Mu-
las.
Fueron consideradas favOrablemente
las siguientes OrdenanZas:
De Aiiasco, derogando su Ordenanza
solicitando un anticipo de 81 800;
De Vieques, solicitando un emprestito
de $13, 500 para la cOmpra de una casa
escuela de ocho salones siempre que di-
cha ordenanZa sea enmendada pOr la
Junta Escolar de manera que disponga
que dicha suma incluira la compra del
solar Ell que Sc levanta dicho edificio
iunto con la cisterna. mOlinO de vientO
tanques de aqua y demas accessories.
Ell Consejo accedi6 las peticiones 81
guientes:
Autorizando el Tesorero de Puerto Ri
co para emplear un escribente con suel-
do annual de $3.50 y para aumentar el
sueldo de un escribiente de 1920 $3.50
anuales en- ell NegOciado de Hacienda
Municipal en- ell Negociado de Paaten-
tes Municipales, respectivamente;
Autorizando al ComisionadO del Int
rior emplear un sobrestante con suel-
do de $S5 mensuales;
Autorizando al Attorney General pa
ia emplear tres escribientes con sueldo
de $40 mensuales cada uno para los Re
gistros de 10 Propiedad de Arecibo y
San German, respectivamente, y un es-
cribiente por tres meses a 40 mensuales
para la COrte de Distrito de Humacao.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda Y Presu-
puestos infomm6 al Consejo una comuni-
caci6n del alcalde de San Juan y la cual
sici0n de los reglamentOs de cOntabili-
dad municipal, que requiere que todos
los fondOs sean depositados en- un banco
Despu6s de DIR la protesta ell Consejo
reconsider0 su voto acerca del asunto de
que Sc trata, pero Sc acord6 dejar pen
diente ell asuntO hasta el regresO del Te-
sorero para su arreglo definitivO.
Sc aprob0 ell aumento de sueldo de
1926 a $3.50 mensuales de un capataz ge-
neral en- ell Servicio del Riego, habien-
do quedado vacante recientemente un
puesto con sueldo de $50.
Como resultado de las heridas recibi-
das mientras trabajaba para ell Servicio
del Riego, fue necesario amputarle la
pierna un empleado y la Comisi0n de
Riego recomendo que dicho empleado
sc lie pagara una indemnizacion de $3.50.
lei Consejo form6 distinto parecer del
asunto y no aprobo la cantidad
Fueron aprobadas las ordenanzas de
los municipios de Cidra y Iajas regla-
mentando la venta de carnes frescas.
Fue pasada al Director de Sandal
una communication del alcalde de Patillas
solicitando que Sc disponga que las
aguas de ba1os y cocinas vayan desa-
guar en- una quebrada que pasa junto al
pueblo.
Sc aprob5 una ordenanza relevando 4
La Compania Electrica de Yauco de la
obligation de pagar un tanto por ciento
de sus entradas al gobierno
Sc celebraron yistas p1blcas sobre:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
Come Rack. Tom.

Thomas p Cotter has quit Cairo
for New York City He has estab-
lished himself in business in the
nations biggest city. We wish him
luck, but we hope he will return to
the biggest little city with his mind
made up to stay.
Tom, as he Ia Familiarity known
by his friends, had been in Cairo for
many years. He was a good citizen
the kind Cairo needed to make it
bigger and better city than it
was In days gone by. He was the
kind of citizen that Cairo hates
to lose. because it is this kind Of
citizen that is hard to replace.
We are glad to learn that he is
to retain an interest in the incorpo-
rated business, because this will
keep him in touch with local affairs
and we are glad that he has turned
over his old business to such CON-
petent business men as his nephew.
Ward P. Cotter, w. Fl. O'Brien and
DR. w. F Grinstead. We wish the
new firm success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
BROTHERS HOUCk
BLACKSMITH
AFTER QUARREL.
Three Engaged in Argument Over
the Settlement of An
Account.
BOTH ARE WEALTHY MEN
NOT ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Shelbyyile, Mo, Aug, 14.-In the
course of a dispute over an account
between j. Il Dale, blacksmith OF
Shelbyville; Col L. B. Houck of
Cape Girardeau, president of the the
Shelby County railroad, and George
Houck, general travelling agent of
the road. George Houck struck Dale
over the head with a club. Dale
died almost instantly.
II is said that Dale struck Col l..
b, Houck just before George Houck
struck Dale.
The Houcks, who are brothers,
were arrested and were arranging
to give bond, but some of the work
ing men went to the court house
and demanded that both of them be
placed in jail which was done.
The Houcks are engaged in ex-
tending their line from Shelbyville
to Nivelly, and were pushing the
work rapidly, in order to get
through this fall They are we'll
known in Missouri as successful
railroad builders and operators.
Col Houck is millionaire, a
leader in the affairs of Cape Girar-
deau, and is regarded as one of the
greatest factors in the upbuiding of
Southeast Missouri. He is noted for
a kindly disposition and courteous
manner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
MOUNDS

Miss Laverne Gallon of Cairo, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. B. I. Brit
ton.
Mrs, sumner and children of
Dillingham; are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Blank on Delaware ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gallon trans
acted business in Cairo Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Nelson and Miss Jessie
Schiller attended the Grange picnic
Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Lewis left Thursday
morning for Mobile, Ala, where
she will make her future home.
Mrs. Willie Owens is visiting
relatives in Dongola
Mrs. NJ. E. MeCammon is report
ed much improved at this writing.
Miss Margaret Smith of villa
Ridge and Miss Nettie Perfu of ST
Louis We're entertained at supper
by Mrs R. Burgoyne Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Martha Fulkerson is On the
sick list.
Mrs. Sam Bolstad is visiting Mrs
Payette of villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-15
Mothers Advice
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Ca, for their book to expectant mothers.
There Is wealth Of instruction and
comfort to BE- derived in reading this little
book. Ii is plainly written, Just what
every woman wants 10 know, and will be
a splendid little textbook for guidance, not
only for yourself, but will make you help
full to Others. And, in the meantime, do
not fail to get a bottle OF Mothers Friend
at the drug store, and thus fortify yourself
against any and all pain and discomfort