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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
An Old Soldier Grateful.

Mr. Gauss: I have finished your
treatment now and l am completely
cured. My wife says she can not de-
tect any Of 1t left and says my ca
tarrh is gone. She ought to know,
for she is a graduate nurse. am
as truly grateful to you as any old
soldier can be for what your treat
ment has done for me, and certainly
will recommend it to those whom
know are afflicted. You are certainly
at liberty to use this If you want to
in recommending your treatment to
others. w. B. PLUMB
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
United States Commissioner
Heard From

Having been absent for some time,
now take the opportunity of answer
Ing your letter. Took the treatment
as nearly as ! could and would state
that / am cured. It is the best ca
tarrh medicine that l have ever taken,
having tried everything that I could
hear or read of, and am thoroughly
satisfied that It is a genuine remedy
for catarrh, and if ever I feel the ef-
fects of this disease coming back to
me I should Immediately order more
of your treatment. Your medicine for
taking internally I think is the best
| have ever used for constipation or
Indigestion. You are at liberty 10 use
the contents Of this letter and any
reference made to me. will be cheer
fully answered. Edward McCagherty,
United States Commissioner War
road MINI Roy I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Catarrh Everywhere, Even
on Pixies Peak
No Man or Place Is Immune From
the Deadly Catarrh Germ,

There is no part of the land which
is free from Catarrh. Attitudes anj
ATTITUDES have little effect in destroy.
ing this omnipresent germ. Man!
imagine that the climate of the West
with Its high attitudes and dry at
mosphere, tends TO prevent Catarrh
There are. just as many cases in pro
portion TO the population west a
east Of the Mississippi, only the dis
ease is not ais severe because Of th,
climatic effect upon the nerves.
Even on Pixies Peak, which is owe
a. 900 feet above the sea level. ca
tarrh seemed to attack several of tn
attaches Of the signal station locate'
there some years ago.
No place is exempt. no human sou
is IMMUNE from catarTh. Don't i'm
agine because you don't live by lax,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
DEAFNESS CURED BY GAUSS.

When I wrote to you for your sam
pie | was so deaf in either ear that
had to press watch hard agaIns,
them to hear watch tick But after
taxing your course Of treatment my
nearing came back and ! can now
hear the same watch tick fifteen fee.
away. Leon r. Atkin, Box 4s7, Pc .
toskey, Mich
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
CUPID RETURNS.

Mother-"How does it happen, Hell
en-, that you have started going with
Henry Hawk again? I don't see how
you can bear to have him around"
Helen-"'0h you couldn't tell he
ever had the catarrh now. He's been
taking Gauss Treatment for over
two weeks"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
ting, Bad Breath and Hawking Are Instantly Cured and Terrible Dangers
You Send Coupon Below With Your To-day

true woman mired in his own disease.
Picture to yourself what happens
when catarrh victim comes home
from Work-the face Of his gentle
mate turning away from a foul
breathed kiss, the rack and grug and
Durr, and the splitting and hawking
In handkerchief and cuspidor every
few minutes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

SnittiIng ana Hawking All Day Long.
my mothers little fairy once moro,
with my little towsled head that knew
not disease lying on her warm shoHl-
der
Now l feel that | am an outcast.
know what they think of me. every
one. know my friends shun me. for
even Jack, my old college Chum.
doesn't come around and chat and
smoke any more as he used to do. My
aCquaintances only say hello, and pa IS
by. Mrs. Grundy, next door. and all
the other neighbors are talking about
how repulsive l am ! see 1t in the
way they look and act
People I sit next TO get UP and
move somewhere else. People who
talk 10 me turn their heads at an
angle. And I'm in pain. It's not
alone physical pain; its my mind. too.
that is in agony. can't remember
things as I used TO. Thoughts slip
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

hawker closes the door behind him
Love itself wavers and disgust for
bids the kiss. And out OF regard for
the afflicted one little mention of his
pollution is ever made to his face,
and he must rely on his own misery
and such plain talk as Is contained in
this page, TO reach him and to cure
him. There Is a cure for this pest-
ienCe within the reach of every one.
II was not always 30. Catarrh has
ragged fiercely through the years like
a firebrand, and i'm the eaRerness to
quench II many useless things were
given out as cures. but Il remains
now after the slow process of ex-
Fermentation and discovery, to Of
fer the positively real cure, which has
been born OF ceaseless searching and
common sense.
Thousands Praise Gauss.
This is the Gauss Combined Treat
over and over again a thousand times
Of the lost birthright Of health re-
stored of the happiness caused, Of
the release from a degrading pesti-
lence and OF hope and comfort and
sleep returned by the use OF this won
derful simple Gauss treatment. II
must be true. There are heart stories
from all over the land that bubble
up from gratitude. They tell us
nothing else can equal the misery in
which catarrh pluuges, the danger Il
brings, the deaths IT causes, and
then again there are other pictures
PAINTED in these letters Of happiness
and health redeemed, lost energy re-
stored and ambition reclaimed.
Send the Coupons
II YOU are catarrh victim, don't
allow yourself any longer to he
avoided by your friends because Of
your Catarrh atmosphere, to be an
object OF nauseous disgust among
strangers. TO have people you know
turn their faces away from you when
YOU talk TO them, to have people move
away from you and stick up their
noses q $ YOU sit next to them, to have
your own family hate TO have you
come around-all because Of the ca
tarrh odor that everywhere and al
ways makes you an outcast.
Gauss Combined Treatment for Ca
tarrh stops bad Catarrh breath right
off short and quick. and kills every
catarrh germ in the body. II a man
or woman will spend the compare
tive little time and money II takes to
cure cstarrh by means OF the sure
Gauss Treatment, the little coupon in
the corner Of this page viii be cut
and sent flying toward Marshall.
Michigan. with the patients name
and address on il. BY return mail
will be sent the Gauss Treatment alb
solutely free for you to try to
prove 10 yourself its great power If
Won are a sufferer OF catarrh send
coupon below to-day 20 c. e. Gauss
5125 Main street, Marshall, Michigan,
and get back a trial package Of the
treatment that positively cures ca
tarrh.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
cuRE Is CERTAIN.

You can cure that catarrh. slight or
serious, once and FOREVER by means
Of the only common-sense cure LOT
catarrh. Gauss Combined Treatment
We don't ask you to believe it before
proving it yourself. Therefore We
send you a TRIAL package at our
own expense, absolutely free to you
It is not too late. Cut out the cou-
pom below, fill in your name and az
dress and take courage Do It Will
ingly and with hope. Mall 1t to =. r.
Gauss 5125 Main St. Marshall, Mlch-'
and you will get by return mail Tres
TRIAL package of Gauss CatarIli
Treatment to prove that 1t will ours
you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Some Results.
Of Catarrh
Even Slight Cases of Catarrh Have
Terrible Consequences.

Every case OF catarrh, of course, is
not fatal. Nor does every case result
in consumption or bronchitis, but
nevertheless they are very frequent
No man or woman knows what. his or
her case Of catarrh would lead to-
Men of robust health have succumbed'
to resulting consumption and partial
idiocy. Women of strong vitality have
become nervous wrecks and victims
of bronchitis. Your good health is
not always a preventive against the
catarrh germs.
The more you feel sure there is no
danger of the Catarrh resulting in
disease more serious, the more dan
ger there is; simply because you will
neglect yourself This happens in
hundreds of cases and We see il re-
corded almost daily in the letters we
receive. IT 1 had only started the
cure earlier" is a very frequent ex-
preston, showing that our warning
is not fanciful, but based on fearful
reality.
Even slight cases Of catarrh may
result in nose cancer, than which
there is hardly a more painful af-
fiction in this world.
Catarrh Fatally Frequent.
Some OF the frequent results of ca
tarrh are bronchitis. pneumonia. death
snd decay of bones. loss of thinking
and reasoning power, death. of ambi-.
ton and energy loss of appetite, in
digestion, dyspepsia. liberation. bad
breath, general debility and some
times idiocy and insanity.
This is why in the death list YOU
do not find mention of fatal catarrh;
the death IS caused not directly by
the Catarrh itself, but by a disease
which was caused by Catarrh. Med
ical books and cyClopedias win tell
You even more serious news than We
will tell you there: probably after
reading them you will have a full
realization f'what it is 10 have ca
tarrh-a common disease, ii is true.
but with a common result. misery
for years, il not death.
Cure Is Certain.
You can cure that catarrh. slight
or serious, at once and forever, by
r1,e NJ the only pNr,,Npn,,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

II you have nerves, or you believe
other people have any, you will just
stop and look at yourself as you are,
and before other people move away
from you when they see you coming,
you ought to run away from them.
Go somewhere, anywhere, just to be
alone, and take this page with you,
and send it now, before you pull your
nose again, to c. f. Gauss, 5125 Main
St, Marshall, Mich.
Sendsfor Free Trial Treatment.
You will get by return mail a :ree
package of the famous Gauss Com
bined Catarrh Treatment, the only
positive cure for even the worst cases
of catarrh on earth. Gauss sends
you this treatment to prove to you
that 1t will cure you, and it costs WI
nothing, absolutely nothing. Gauss
Treatment will save you a world Of
misery and humiliation and make Won,
instead of an outcast, a welcome soul
in the bosom of your own family and
among. your friends and acquaint-
ances.
Because you have not gagged at the
table yourself before this, don't i'm
agine it will not. happen at some time
or other, as long as you have catarrh
Catarrh brings all this just as sure as
night follows day. 1t is only a ques
ton of time. Send the coupon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Thought Wife
a Consumptive

Your catarrh medicine is a wonder
full medicine. My wife had it so bad
everyone thought she had consump-
ton. She used to cough all night
and could not sleep at all. One doc
tor gave her up. He said she would
not get cured If she stayed here. I
have tried all kinds of medicines and
found them no good. till tried yours
and 1t acted right away. l recon-
mend ii to all my friends You NAV
mention my name If you please. and
they can write to me and / will let
them know how bad my wife was
with catarrh. But she is a well wOm-
an once more. w. Thomas, 9S6 Tai
man Avenue, Chicago, H.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

e What l have done for thousands of
others l will do for you. 1 offer you
my treatment THAT WILL CURE
catarrh free of charge.
/ can do no more-the matter lies
entirely. with your own good judg-
ment.. Simply fill out the coupon in
the lower right hand Corner-MAIL
1T TO-DAY and you receive a trial
package of my remedy free. THAT'S
ALL THERE is TO IT; in a week S
time you will be on the road to re-
Covery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Cure Is Certain.

You can cure that Catarrh slight
or serious, at once and forever. by
means Of the only common sense sure
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

plain. There is a man. an able
bodied, robust. vigorous business
man, blessed with a paying business.
happy home and faithful Wife,
suddenly stripped Of all that makes
life worth living, with the love Of q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03

B0ALT HUNTS WORK IN ROLE OF Ex-C0NvICT 7
GETS 1W0-9ITS E0R SWEEPING SECOND Az SIDEWALK

whom be the proprietor though this
NO said proprietor dor
Il want Job said
Are photographer"
said developing and
printing and surely there was something there for me to do
This chance.
I'd work fer IS weekor st-anyhng I've got to eat" =;
You might o'clock" the said Il don't ad
back"
turning away lightly as
though he we're Yielding TO kindly impulse which he was ashamed
supsreous waitress a, our Coffee House. Third regarded
him. too. 90. as far n prison story.
Nothing don nothn0
could peel potatoes prepare vegetables
would work for any money he cared TO pay
Nothing doln. lad"
But when mentioned waIla wss impatient
"Hard I.d" said "lop. find something soon"
walked the the until m'dafernoon
haberdashery sl5 Second
youngish hatless regarding the window dis
with what seemed be proprietary Interest The sign over the
application siibly made
chance snapped youngish and turned to
youngish his Honestly haven't thing
He entered the store reappeang
sidewalk" he said
! the sidewalk.
should mention
noticed The Star photographer taking snapshots
The swert
scratched his He and that the side
walk hadn't needed sweeping Nov he laughed
hat you'd TO do"
IF don't find something" he
hsi1 hanA sAessA 'hss: min. Coed
Wien parted palm
called IN. Haon oliver ..s .oush. tn:
His presde~t Of
the company ! returned TO him the t~oht piece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
COMMISSION
RULE ASKED
FORSEATTLE

n the city council takes "a
verAbis action vesn an srdi.
ns~ce introduced Monday Seter-
nes~ BY Councilman 0riNiths.
6esAtbe electors will be Olven
an opportunity 10 say whether
or est the city snail saoet the
commission form OF govern
mont.
Griffiths' measure proposes TO
submit To the people the election Of
is sreeholders to draft a new city
providing for the commits.
sion form OF municipal govern
ment. along similar lines az IN Spo-
kane, Tacoma. Dcs Moines. Calves
ton. and a large number ~ other
cities.
The election In to be held either
at the general election in March.
1914. or at any special election be-
fore then.
Following this election. the char
ter revisionists are TO get busy on
the job at no compensation TO
and at the next gener-
al election the people are to vote
upon the new charter as framed.
II adopted. Seattle will have the
commission form OF government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03


whole theory Of
to
is n
OF a monkey that
all
trouble majority OF those make the
desire to
Every female ncne toward the mab by force of
an
full and rrechng event than any can readily imagine for she
OF the nescapable martyr.
the of
mean
irresponsible months of
burdencd, outlawed and despairing
This claim monsfrously unjust
morality to be only
OF girls defective
the conquering Q
should fall the and this accountability (Which we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
CAN'T RESCIND
PAvINc AWARD

The county commissioners cas-
not reconsider thsir vote by which
they awarded 4 PAVING costrWct for
the district north ~ the city i'm
it's. part OF which road was TO be
paved with Wasrenite and the re-
mainder with brick.
Judge Albertson Tuesday grant
ed restraining order TO the Bar
ber Asphalt Co.. the beueficiaries
OF the contract agreed upon by
by Commissioners Hamilton and
Knudson last week. Since then.
the protests against Warrenite
have been so general that these
commissioners planned to recon
slider the vote today and order
brick paving throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
$4O,00O,00O
FOR ALASKA.
U.S.RAILWAY

'y United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, June 81
Agreement on compromise
bill for two measures they had
drawn was announced here to-
day by Senators Chamberlain
Of Oregon and Jones Of Wash-
ington. a majority Of the MEM
bers Of . subcommittee con-
siderinO the matter Of . gov
ernment-buIlt naiiroad for
Alaaka.
u 10 reported the blu agreed
ut3~ apprcprIatss $40. .ooo, 900
for . government road, but
go se4 stipuIate The number
- miles - be bUiit. ThaNbiss-
10 expected TO pass this ses-
sion Of congress-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
bREMERToN'S
FESIo BEGINS

BREMERTON. June 3.-Tho
greatest celebration In the history
OF this city began today with the
opening Of the Rhododendrpn
Festo. Hundreds OF visitors have
gathered here and the town is gor-
geously decorated.
The festival began this MORNINGS
with baseball game between the
leadina teams of the reserve fleet.
In the afternoon another game will
he played between the All-Navy
nine asd the Bremerton Mastiffs.
Miss Carrie Hilstead. OF Browns
Vile. was chosen goddess of the
Festo Monday Special boat serv-
ice 10 being run from Seattle all
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
KILLS HUSBANDS
FRIEND IN BATTLE
TO DEFEND HONOR

Mrs Jennie Perry. e. with her three babies, the oldes.
not quite g. the city Jail today because she shot and
killed her husbands friend Louis Pea 26 who attacked her
at her home 727 Marion St, at o'clock last night.
Fighting with the fury Of tigress, the little woman
grappd for 10 minutes with the who threatened stab
her with pair Of shears she called for help Gradually she
moved toward the bed where the babies frightened by the
unusual crying She reached under the pillow
pulled revolver and shot four times quickly she
could she told the police Two Of the shots astray The
other hit their mark. The fell dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
ALBEE LEADS IN
PORTLAND VOTE

J. PORTLAND. Or, June 3.-At
1890 D. m. 80 precincts complete.
with the first. second and third
choices counted. gave II. X. Albee
a lead Of 11s votes over A. @. Rush
light, incumbent for mayor In the
first commission form OF govern.
ment election. Albee received
s.40I votes.
win DAILY. Ralph Clyde. Geo. l..
Baker, G. A. Bigelow and Robert
Dieck were leading for commits
sioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03

wv t'e "SHa" HdHob aHu dFUu
are marks Of the conflict. When
the police arrived, the scratches
still showed blood, where the
shears touched her,
Pelia was cook on the steam
ship Spokane. Perry is cook on
the steamer Senator. which sailed
from Seattle Sunday. A wireless
notified Perry OF the affair Tues
day. All the parties are Portu.
guese.
Woman Tells the Story
Il killed him." said Mrs. Perry.
Il had to do II, the way he was
acting. The babies are my wit
neeses."
The terrible strain over. Mrs
Perry talked OF the shooting In a
calm manner
"Peiia came to the house
little after 8 O'Clock. When
opened the door, he said he wanted
10 see my husband. ! said he was
not home. He said that was good.
He wanted to see me, he said.
told him he could not come in. but
he should come when my husband
ia here. ! never have men at the
house whom my hushaod II not at
home.
"Peiia was at our house at
Santa Clara. California, two or
three times. We moved to Seattle
week ago today. Peiia didn't
mind what | said, He pushed on
the door and came In. Then he
fastened the door with the latch.
Hs Threatened Her
HE took pair OF shears and
said be would stab me II I made a
noisa Then he came to me. l
moved back He took hold Of me
and he kept holding me for about
10 minutes like that. WAS fisht.
ing him all the time.
"Then he took his coat off, AMI
the babies were cryinS. I wanted
TO ~ TO them. but he said !
eouldst He said he wanted me to
please him. and that babies eviesl
anyway. And he he'd the shears
Hith him. He grabbed me ssslr
And vs fought TIL We sot TO the
bed. and snatehed the revolver
shnt a. fast as | could. four
times. l thsns the last sh6 killed
him
Nsignhoss Plat Hin uese
Neigh hprs. hearing the shots.
rushed TO the scene ana notified
the police. Motorcycle Sergeant
Dasner and Motorcycle Patrolmen
Follrich and Fuqua found the dead
man near the door. The shears
were near his right hand.
While the shooting weighed
heavily upon her when she wds
taken TO Jail. the nights rest
seemed to have calmed Mrs. Perry.
entirely.
Il am sure people will not think
| did bad" she said. "A man has
no right to do what Peiia tried. /
have been always a good woman
and my husband loved me-"
Her youngest baby, Henri. is
only nine months old. Mrs. Perry
is soon TO become mother OF anoth-
er baby.
The coroner's inquest will be
held this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
BY Fred l.. Boalt.


Posing exeonvc, a Job yesterday failed
instead "
Blunt refnsals.
Cold shoulders.
A little sympathy. and
In the big
them
from door door telling carefully
said but prison | had lost
time getting rid OF hoddy
criminals fallen %
vas broke and hungry. and sadly In need of Job
supplied such details
OF the calculated soften
Looking back hard OF Jobhunng
than told.
But didn't
Al first tried the big bu, the
In large establishments complicated did
person 1 authority.
whose accessible often
to tell though
trct First. Second Third
failures
What chance is there OF a job
shoes
Not .
One hurried attention:
particular about the long as"
.
my
.
7i5 Third greeted BY OF middle little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
nulE1 WELLS IS
BEFORE JURORS

Hulet NJ. Wells. socialist candi.
date for, mayor in 1912. appeared
before the grand jury this MORN
ing. and gave his testimony for al
most two hours.
The nature of his testimony Ia
not known. Wells is employed in
the contracting department of the
city light plant. and he may pos
sibly have been called in connec-
tion with the county's refusal to
contract for city light last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03

! Charles II. Rodda "plnched" 1
/ his wife. literally and other
/ wise. For four years. so 1
Mrs. Mary L. Rodda alleges. I
her arms and legs have been I
/ aching from the excessive ,
: "pinching" TO which her hus- I
+ band treated her Besides. ,
she urges. as grounds for d.
/ vorce In her suit filed Mon ,
: day, he failed 70 support her.
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
Bartlett olsplessed
TOLT CITIZEN SUES

Alleging that the town officials
Of Tolt are planning TO exceed the
limit Of Indebtedness, which he
says is 1915, II. s. Sherry has be-
gun action TO restrain them from
making the contract for paving OF
Tolt av. and Commercial st..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03

Nioo NbftA AtbiANE
tho confetti, and all the rest.
Also. there's a beauty contest.
II costs | cent to cast vote. And
the young woman elected queen,
besides gaining the privilege OF se-
lecting her royal garments and
choosing her court OF honor. VIII
have her choice OF grand plano,
diamond ring or pair OF soli-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03
S1EFlNSsoN TO
START JUNE 10

WINNIPEG. Man. June 3.-Vil.
hjalmar Stefansson. the explorA
who viii soon leave Victoria for
the Far North in search OF new
lands. Is at Wynyard. Sask.. to
day. visiting his mother and broth.
er. He will be the guest OF honor
at a public reception and banquet
there today. and will leave en- route
for Vancouver tomorrow mornina
Stefanssan announced Monday
that he had bought the 25-ton
steamer Alaska, to be used as an
auxiliary to the steamer Karluk.
Bartlett oIspIeased
VICTORIA, u. c. June D.
Capt. Robert Bartlett. who Is to
command the Stefansson expedi-
tion. Is here to complete the fitting
out of the Karluck. He is very
much displeased with the vessel
and says that II IL only tit for a
museum" The expedition will
start June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-03

The Loyal Order Of Moose are
going to give carnival July . to
20. Preparations have been made
to set up tent shows in the lot OPP
posite the Moore theatre. Second
av., and there is to be full daily
program OF fun. with the usual free
attractions to tempt the dimes into
the box offices, and the music, and