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PRESIDENT
AGREES | | | !: | TO
PROVISION

M Washington, D y. tune an. pres
Woodrow Wilson told an inquirer that
he Wolild not obiect to the re-fnserting
In the currency bill of the original pro-
vision to refund $71 Z. 900 900 Of b per
cent bonds thou b circulation privi-
iege. he president said that Ii the
currency committee thought 1t desir-
able he would agree without hesita-
tioI1.
IA special COMMITTEES of three of the
American Ban nkers. association viii
confer late today with the president
Secretary Nc Adoo. Chairman Owen
and @ lass. OF the senate ana house.
currency commit tees Tonight. the
president will confer at The White
House with the democratic members
of the senate currency committee.
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The Forum flags are going fast.
Several shipments have been used UP
and the last big shipment is now being
rapidly depleted. The Forum urges
all readers who expect to order ban
ner for use on July to get their order
in at once 1t is believed that the sup
ply is large enough to take care of all
who desire banners but. as happened
Just before Memorial day, the supply
may run short. 5
In preparation for Memorial day,
The Forum laid In d big supply of the
flags, but the demand was so tremen-
dous that several days prior to Me-
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CO.
OFFICERS QUIT

In telegraphic item in The Forum
officers Of the International Harvester
Go. had resigned. This was an error
on the part Of either the Western
Union Telegraph Co. or the Associated
Press man who sent out the dispatch.
The item should have read the Inde-
pendent Harvester Co. IT. was the Of
ficers of the latter that resigned.
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to the floral building into ornamental
beds with the idea of establishing a
system so that the plants and flowers
will be In full bloom at the time of
holding the state and county fairs. In
this the local florists are to take a
prominent interest for the improve
ment will afford ample opportunities
for demonstrative work in the way of
ornamental gardening. .5
e. G. Marsh Of the Chicago Theatre
Booking Co. expects to arrive in the
city tonight and will be on the fair
grounds tomorrow supervising the
erection of all the necessary tentage
for the one-ring circus which will be
an underlined attraction at the Inter-
state fair which will open next Tues
day and which will offer special at
fractions for the monster Fourth Of
July celebration which will be the
closing event Of the fair season
Secretary Van Horn says there will
be q wealth of band music and it will
be supplied by the celebrated Put
nan1's band of Fargo and the band
y Continued IN para Tan
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continued on Page Seven.
Arr,1s lseId lJp.

New Orleans, June 25. "A carload oG
war munitions on the way frorss
New York to the camp Of Carranza.
the state leader of Northern Mexico. nj
held here pending the decision of tIle
department of Justice whether they
signnent, consists OF I2S rapid ara
guns, several boxes of aianauniffo
and q quantity of side arms. which ara
said to be part of the contribution
from the relatsyea OF the late Prest-
denf Ma derp,
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FRENCH DEPUTY
DIES SUDDENLY

Paris, June Is. dramatic scene
was caused in the chamber OF deputies
BY the sudden death of Deputy Edou-
ard. a progressive republican, repre-
senting Lyons. While chatting with
friends and making his way toward
the platform where he was to deliver
an important speech. he tainted and
died shorty afterward without re-.
covering iousness. The doctors
attributed death to heart failure.
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Fargo Auditorium Will Have
Fine Acoustic Properties
Says Prof. Sabine, Expert
JAP'S CALL Was
PURELY SOCIAL

Washington, June 25. Kuijiro
okazaki. the Japanese parliamentarian
is studying the sentiment regarding
the California alien land law present.
ed to Secretary Bryan by Ambassador
Chinda. Bryan said the call was pure
ly social and 1t was not his purpose
to discuss the international situation
with his visitor.
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BOY SCOUTS ARE
MAKING FAST time

Bedford, Pa. June 25. - President
Wilson'S message to Mayor Harrison
of Chicago was delivered to the boy
scouts of Bedford county early today
and quickly passed over the mountains
by relays. The message was sent to
Schellburg, eleven miles distant in
forty-fVe minutes.
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FRENCH AVIATOR
FLEW OVER BALTIC

stockholm, June as. The French
aviator, Des Moulinais. who recently
made i flight from Paris to ST. Peters
burg. arrived here after crossing the
Baltic sea In his aeropIane from
Reval. He made the trip ii, four hours
including the time spent landing on
the Swedish coast and ascertaining his
whereabouts He intends starting
Friday for Copenhagen on the return
trip to 2ariE.
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WATER SUPPLY
Of WORLDS CITIES

Minneapolis, Mimi. June rs. A
discussion OF. the water supply OF the
cities in various sections OF the world
occurred at this mornings session of
the American Waterworks associay
tion's convention. The election Of 81 q
ficials and selecting next years meet
ing place Will take place late Fri
day. 8s a
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Circleville, Kan, June 25. Frank
Payne killed his wife and MRS Ora Esby
Ill his home here, stabbing them with
Il d knife. s
His wife recently brought suit for
divorce and went to live at the home
pf Mrs. Eby. Today the women visited
Fayna's d home, evidently to talk over
4 che situation and he killed them.
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Neville, N. d., June 25.-The wealth
er man was certainly good 10 this sec
ton of North Dakota Tuesday and last
night, delivering. one of the heaviest
rains of the season, Frightening UP the
growing fields materially.
Several days of exceedingly warm
weather and a day or two Of hot winds
had made telling effects on the grain
but with the splendid rains during the
past twenty four hours it practically
assures this territory of good crop,
an average one at least.
4 Corn has been doing fine as the
weather has been ideal for that crop.
Parts of North Dakota that were
greatly in need of moisture were thor
oughly soaked yesterday by one of the
heaviest rains of the season The rain
seems to have swept through the CEN
tral and southeastern parts of the
state 4
!. Many towns in the north report good
rains, although Grand Forks and viii
liston We're both outside the rain belt.
Fargo and vicinity got the FINEST
wetting down of the mouth. There
was .SS of an inch here and this point
seems to have received the best soak
ing in the state, although other sec sec
tons Of the valley were favored al
most as we'll
Chas. q. Lewis & Co. the local COM
mission house, received the following
reports today
Davenpo Hard dain last night.
+ Amenia Clear 26 rain.
Lisbon Clear inch rain.
Langd donC Clear half inch rain.
Streeter Clear heavy rain.
Devils Lake Clear 26 rain.
@ Moure Clear good rain.
jamestown Clear calm half inch
rain. # ss 3s'
Arvilla- Clear light rain.
Graft Clear calm rs, no rain,
Wahpe etonC lear L inch rain.
Crary Clear, heavy rain last night.
Medina Good rain.
Kathry Good rain.
Bisbee Light rain.
Leeds Heavy rain last night.
ii Comstock, Minn.EIad & inch rain.
BarnesviIle He Heavy rain. 5
Hope Good rain.
q Valley CityHe Heavy rain. If
Bismarek-N N d rain.
Neilsville Light rain.
Alfred Heavy rain.
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.BlIIGARIAN MAD,
VICIOUS ATTACK

Belgrade. June 25. strong force
sof Bulgarian troops attacked the Serv-
ian positions ait zletovo ana Rati1 Y
kovalz In Macedonia, at o'clock this
morning. The attack, according of 3
fetal information was uaaprOvoked.
Tlae lighting still continued at d late
hour.
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Continued on Page Ten.
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Generally fair and cooler tonight
and Thursday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16
Mortimer Valley

Noah Mortimer spent fEom Wee
nesday until Friday visiting friends IN
Fairfield.
Abe Wood and family spent Sun
day at the home Of Dolph Mortimer.
Rev. Albeit Shore is helping Rev
Dodd hold a series of meetings at
Trippevt!le.
Mr. and MRS. Bert Mortimer called
on Mrs. Sallna Mortimer and also al
the home of Chas. jordan to see MRS
as. Cannoa WHO is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and MIS-. Walter BE4dley's two
children were sick. 3 few days Last
week.
Misses Emma and Hazel Phiel
Mamie Carol and Norma Mcrtime
spent Sunday afteznoon at the hom
of Ezra Shore.
Beatrice Mortimer spent Sunday
afternoon with Delpha and Esthe
| Small.
Nate Mortimer and family accom-
panied James Mortimer and famil
home from church.
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the guest Of her brother, Archie Muir

the guest of her brother, Archie Mur-
ray.
f. T.. Hubert ana wife went to La
Vale last Friday to visit their daugn-
ter, Mrs. Will Head. They returned
home by the way of Baraboo where
they visited their brother, Herpert'
over Sunday, arriving home Monday
afternoon.
Melvin Vreeland was home from
Prairie du Sac over Sunday
DR.. A. Jones, after spending seVerai
weeks in Reedsburg, returned nome
last Friday.
Mrs. Otto Raymond OF kiloourn
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. B. A. Knapp several days last
week.
Rev. Link conducted services at the
Holy Cross church last Sunday alter
noon,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o. Newell, after
spending several days at the home OF
their daughter Mrs. John Davenport
in Fairfield, returned bone last sat
urday.
Theodore Lely of the Pallets and
Chisel club of Chicago is sgasn at
Mirror Lake and also is seen tramp
ing over the vicinity of Delton where
be intends to find material for ne"
canvasses. Mr. Leby has been coAn-
ing TO Delton for number OF years
and has always taken back many
sketches which he has exhibited In
Chicago. Mr. Lely has studied at the
Art Institute and the fine Arts aca-
deny of Chieago aud is me@6er OF
the Palette and CEliseb club OF that
eitv. q club known 5he wogbd over
through the prominence Of its mem
hers which represent the, best talent Id
this part Of the country. Mr. Lely
has found Mirror Lake most 6eautl
full pool of waters encirc4ed by mgr
rocky backs, overgrown with trees
and brush Of every desc3EptloE
AMI at present the otherw1s'
neaceFuL and restfnI aspect Oh th1
beautiful lake il q riot of color for no
where is there to be seen sach g. 5IlI
ILiant and gorgeous display of color dn
largely TO the background OF man,
varieties of pines sestag Off we'll To
maple, birch, oak and every other LIZ
aqinabIe nature. Of foliage. Nj. Lei!
mas said should more artists. VisI
Delton the loca3ity would soon becom
o retreat for many of Chicago's agtlst
> Mr.. LEW has always been "a guest
= the Rulbart hoase where h@ is at pre-
: lseut visiting.
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NORTH FREEDOM

Mrs. Ell. Schultz and daughter.
Marie, spent from Wednesday until
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and MES. WA. Schultz, Sr', III
Westfeld.
Miss Laura scnulte of Westfeld
spent from Wedn esday untib Saturday
at the home of her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and MIS-. Albert Krohn, near
Reedsburg.
Mr.. and MIS-. Albert Krohn and two
sons, Arthur and Willie, accompanied
MISS Laura Schultz home Saturday
n MI, and Mrs. Theodore Uphof had
their baby christened Sunday. His
aane is l.ornze Theodore UphoG. A
large nunber attended the christen-
ing.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry Behn and
family spent Sunday at the Ffedricks
| nome IN Maple Hill.
| MI. aud Mrs. Ernest KoeMig and
habv are at the home of his brother
and slster-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Uphoff, and attended th'
Christening.
Miss Marie Schultz spent Saturday
WITH her cousins, Misses Emma an(
Amanda Schultz.
MIS-. Wm. Schultz, Jr., three daugh'
t ters and one son visited with his PAL
: engs, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Henrick
Q visited at the home Of his brother
{ Louis
? Mrs. Albert Sells and Mrs. Hernia
II Woodstock Of Evansville visited
d the home of Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Pagel last Saturday and part c
a Sunday. Mrs. Pagel accompanle
-e them home ana returned last Thur
day.
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Wednesday

Ms e. M. Pigrson Of ,Cazeuovia
visited Tuesday with her motheE @rs'
3 Corbin Another daughter, Mrs.
Tooohs NJ Reodsburg was alsoa visitor
81 fba Corbin home.
nina. rot,,r,ad frog Uni.
a. - - - - $500 sovaroI davs
caeo ~. ~ ~ a,o tsri1g
v17'sAAls ~ L. e-a.red -prses M
s.uleo ! - nj ron.n.ar Mas
T. II .a. ,r.t.t.
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WestfirId

Mr.. and Mrs. James Borders leave
Thursday for Colorado where they
will visit with their son, VIII, who is
in q store at Stratton. They will also
visit other relatives In the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Verthein OF
Ableman spent Monday at Harry
Verthein's.
Miss Bessie Hale of Lime Ridge
spent few days recently with hGT
cousin, Mrs. Percy Alexander.
Miss Lola Weidmsn accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Glen Rork, who has
moved to Greenwood.
Miss Florence Black and Howars
Bales of Reedsburg were guests this
week at James Borders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mepham and
daughter, Gladys, of Reedsburg were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Weidman.
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ME- and Mrs. HI. Gleu5of Maaizon
vssi5ed Nrs. Gleue's mother "a
Anna Miller, few days 1a9 So
weaE. Mrs. Gleue viii uaove 10 Aan-
caster. WIS, tnis week.
Mr.. Mute from Sparta is visiting
his son, harrison, at Mel Growers.
Mr.. and Mis-. Frank Hubert of
Dsltou are visiting their daughter
Mrs. win Head and family 2 few
DAYS this week.
Alice Grover and Doras All'er
drove over to John Mllars Friday,
returning Saturday.
Mrs. George Elliott Of Tempietan,
wis. and Mrs. A. A. Grover Of Wa
Resha arrived Thursday to visit teiG
tives in the valley. Tney are cousi 2
Of Mrs. o. Lacy, Harvey, Mel auc
Ralph Grover and Mrs. Albsr1 Doel-
ing.
Mrs. Julia Grover was shopping u
| Reed purg Saturday.
Mrs. o. Lacy and her cousins Wn'
are visiting here, visited Mrs. Ann'
Miller saturday.
MIS-. o. Ley visited at Mrs. Mar
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Josepg2 Frank and son of Plain were
callers in this vicinity Sunday even-
ing.
Miss Veronica Mears of Marshfield
Is Spreading har vacation at the home
+ f. her uncle, M. Mears.
Miss Mae Welch spent Sunday at
the home Of John Davey.
Misses Alice Fleming and Agatha
Dryer spent sunday with their friend,
Mary Scallon.
Joe PhaIsn and Andy Hutter were
callers in White Mound Sunday.
Panip O'Neil and sister, Irene, OF
st. Paul are spending a few days at
the home Of M. Fleming.
| Floyd DeBarr of Bear Valley at
tended Mass here Sunday.
| Leo Keegan spent Sunday win
friends in Bear Valley.
Misses Margaret and Helen Dryer
were shoppers in Richland Center
Thursday.
A number az our young people at
tended the dance at Gotham Friday
night.
Miss Lizzie Dederich is visiting at
/ the home Of her uncle, ID. A. Dederich'
Mrs. Joseph Wilcox is the proud
possessor of a fine new piano
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South DGItOn

Chas, Gone had the misfortune or
being kicked by one of his horses quise
badly last Sunday.
Elder P. G. Hanson of Poysippis
Wis, was a recent caller at the homes
of Ed. Barker and Will and PeaFi
Waddell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ener Bayles and two
daughters spent Sunday afternoon
and evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Stecken bauer in BaFaboo, visiting
with Mrs. Steckenbauer's sister from
Texas.
Potato digging is the order of the
day around here.
Miss Maude Waddell was business
caller in Kilbourn recently.
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Fairfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Plummer and
daughter spent Sunday at Cory Clarks
Id Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riel Plummer and
children of Baraboo visited Wednes-
day with his sister, Mrs. Jop Warn,
in East Fairfield.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland
Miss Portia Willeyf Miss Cook, Mrs.
Tom Lusby and son, Howard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland and
son, Vern, spent Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mielke and
children of Baraboo, Claude Newell
and family, VIM. Mcfarland and
family and George Turner spent Sun
day evening at Ralph PIummers.
VIM. Mcfarland and family spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McF arland, in the town
of Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ziegler went
TO Sank Prairie Saturday to visit their
friends, Ed. Grass and family. Sunday
they went to Prairie du Sac to see the
big dam.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-10-16

AIRS. BIa-cb Gaston returned from
Blue Ialara, Ill, lasl Saturday.
The Lea-ss aid viii give chicken
dinner a. sqglres' hall Friday, octo-
Der, 24aa,
Mrs Fsa-5 Vfaaland has opened q
bakery asLet residence in this vil-
Iage.
The Lsdi4.' GuId met With Mr..
EDITH Adams laa1 Thursday afsel-
nooo. Yha rex. m sedng viii BE- tie
election Of Off ;ess.
M. P.llsou y aud family eiter beil g
2bseaG tor several weeks hsve returned
home and viii open up their bakery
again.
Miss Irene Rosseau after being all
sent several weeks has returned home
A. e. Murray made trip to Maus-
ton the first of the week.
Mrs. Richard Brandt of Baraboo is
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SuTngtGr.

The Home circle club will give a
social Friday evening, the proceeds to
buy stove for the chutch. A play
entitled, sCorneIla Pickle, Plaintiff"
will be given.
Mrs. Emma Huber Of Dakota and
Peter Leppe Of Merrimack are visiting
at George LepPe's.
Miss Della Francis is spending 8
short time in Milwaukee.
Mrs. r. Fl. Msther spent several
DAYS in Baraboo last week.
Miss Winifred Astle Of Baraooo
snent from Tuesday until Friday at
! Premo,s. G. g. Astle and daugh-
ter, Cora. also visited there Friday.
Owing to the weather there was no
Farmers CLUB Friday evening. The
next regular meeting will be Friday
evening, October "A. E. A. Hill o.
| Baraboo is ex pscted 10 be present anc
talk on telephones.
The Elite club met with Mrs. lrma
Bernard Saturday evening in Prairie
du Sac.
Tnere was a party atJohn Werlich
2 Monday evening.
Miss Esther steuber is visiting i
Iowa.
' Mrs. Cassie Kellogg Of Onalaska an
. Mrs. Uleste Kellogg OF Reedsbur
; visited the Bass, Promo, Hoover an
A Gruber homes recently.
Mrs. Winnie Mcintyre and hus0an
If Rockford are visiting her moLhe
Mrs. Laura Welcn.
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Honey Greek and SaInptor

Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Klingamon OF
Woodstock, Richland county, vlslted
relatives around here over Sunday.
Miss susy Pickar spen5 from sat-
urdav until Monday at The FL. Pickar
home.
Avery Peterson, who is employed a5
tue II. A. Bue.ov home, spent from
4uaav unul Monday at his home
aeaE Camp Douglass.
Farmers are Dasy digging Potatoes
4svund mere.
Ars. FIorIsn Luck visited relatives
h WesIiald from Saturday na5l
Monday.
Nr. and Nrs. ]. Huber, Jr., aao
san. George. visited a5 one Frsd Al
vim nome on 5auk Prairie Sunday.
A4t ana MIs L Underholzaer en'
a. 4dreu Of P+alrGe du Sc spent SUI
dv with f1iaeds around here.
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North Fairfield

Ole Gilbertson of Bicelyn, Mime
sofa. a nephew 0, L, P. Lewis, is be-
ing entertained at the Joe Lewis
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lewis and caild-
rem, Otis stomner and Mrs. Albert
aornIng visited Sunday at the Joe
Lewis home.
Otis Stomner of Butler, Wis, Is Wis
ting bis sister, Mrs. Gust Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Lewis. OLE I'LL
bertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and
| children, Mrs. Albert Rorning, Mrs
Iohn Wilson and children, kmms
and Cenia Newell ate supper WIZ
| Mr., and Mrs. Gust Lewis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lamberton Visit
led few days last week aGthe Melvin
| Felt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Lewis wer
shopping in Baraboo last Saturday
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lGnzGr.

Ar. ana Mrs George Mockler OF the
town of Praiaie du Sac visited at
George Lehman's Saturday and sum
day.
Mr.. ana EBrs. Henry Mettel and
Family and Ulrich Clement visited
relatives at Prairie du Sac Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprecher OF
| Black Hawk visited at the George
| Klotz nome, Sunday.
[ Andrew Accola's barn was ralsed
Thursday.
| Mrs. Henry Block of Baraboo is
visiting relatives in this vicinity
Mrs William ZioR visited at Bara-
boo
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RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Seeley, Who Fitted Car
of Russia, Called to
Madison.

p. Ii. Seeley.of Chicago and Phils-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
be at the New Park hotel and will re-
main in Madison Friday and Saturday
only, Oct. "A aGd.25+ Mr.. Seeley says:
seFhe Spermatc Shisld as now used
and approved by the United States
Government will not only retain any
case of rupture peFfectly, affording
Immediate and complete relief,
but closes the opening in 10 days ON
the average case. This instrument re-
ceived the onlyaawagi in England and
in, Spain, producing results without
surgery, harmful injections medical
treatments or prescriptions. Mr..
Seeley has documents from the Unit
ed States Government, Washington
ID. c., for inspection. All charity
cases withouGscharge or ii any In
teressed call he4wilf be glad to show
the same without charge or fit them
ifdesired. Anyone ruptured should
remember thedate and take advan-
tage of this opportanity.-Adv.
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EAT CABBAGE, Fish
SAUSAGE, new BREAD
"Pape's Diapepsin' digests
food when stomach can't
Cures indigestion.

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause sick,
sour, gassy stomach? Now Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything SO safely quick, so
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach Is disordered you
will get happy relief in fine minutes
but what pIeases you most is that IL
strengthens and regulates your stom-
ach so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow. bat not sure.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick positive
and outs your stomach in q healthy
coalition so the misery won't come
back.
You feel different as soon as 'SPape'S
Diapepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach-distress just vanishes-youl
stoma ch gets sweet, no gasses, nc
beltching, no quotations of undigestec
food, your head clears and you fee
fine.
Go now. make the best investment
you ever made, by getting large fifty
csns case OF Pape's Diapepsin from an!
drug store. You realize in five min
utes how needless it is to suffer from
indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach
disorder. Advert sement.