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"There is still pending before the
legislature bills carrying appropria-
tions, the funds of which will have to
be raised by general taxation amount
ing to approximately $1,00O,OOO.OO, also
an additional budget, the total amount
of which will probably exceed $751;
600. 90, making total of approximate
SIS, 800, 100000. In making the above
estimate have not included some bills
regarding the probability of the pas
sage of which l am not informed.
From the above figures it would ap-
pear that the appropriations made dur
ing the present session of the legisla-
ture will amount to close to $20,00O,-
10000 without including the appropria-
ton for the industrial insurance de-
partment or the bond issue for state
capitol buildings of $4.000,000.0O which
bonds are to be lien against the cap
itol building lands.
1.-THE estimated receipts to the gen.
eral fund for the next biennium,
based on the present general fund levy
of 1923 mills, and including the re-
ceipts from the sale of grain bags, H.
censes and fees collected by the diff
ferent departments of the state govern
ment, will amount to approximately
S., O0O, 100000. In arriving at this
amount have allowed for an increase
Of $1,OOO,O0O.OO over and above the
receipts from the same sources during
the last biennium. Appropriations
have already been made from the gen
eral fund amounting to approximately
SIC, 800, 100000. In addition to the ap-
preparation already made from the gen.
eral fund, we still find long list Of
probable appropriations pending. The
only way in which the difference be-
tween the $S,O0O,OOO.00 estimated re-
ceipts and the expenditures from the
general fund which 1t Is shown Will
exceed $11 .000,000.00 by including
measures now pending, will be by d.
rect tax on the people for general fund
purposes. BY referring to section 9212
/ or Remington & Ballinger's Code it can
be seen that the levy for general fund
appropriations Is limited to three
mills. This would allow for an addi-
tional levy Of LII mills for this fund.
The figures above given clearly indi-
cate that even by placing this levy to
the fullest limit allowed by law we
would not then raise sufacient revenue
to meet the appropriations made. This
brings up the question as to whether
or not It Is the intention Of the present
legislature not only to levy a tax to
the full limit allowed by law, but to
be under the necessity Of passing q
new law increasing the tax levy limit
now provided for or face still larger
overdraft in the general fund than
now exists.
ION January 18th, the day assumed
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!. !. !. :. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !.
OLD PARTY STILL SANE.

= = y = - = - - - - - - y -
!. OLD PARTY STILL SANE.
= When the Republican leaders .
:: were trying to tell why, when .
:: Murphine Jumped in and grab .
! bed little furry for the Bull .
= Moose Representative .
!: Hughes, the Democratic floor .
= leader, also arose in the lex .
:: perience meeting" in the house .
! last Saturday afternoon and .
+ spoke for his colleagues in this .
i wise: References have been .
: made to the Democratic party .
! during the day. still, the old .
! party Is safe and sound. We .
! believe that safe, sane and con- .
+ siderate legislation is the result +.
! of wise, cool and deliberate COM .
! promise. Some men may be- .
= come hot under the collar, but /.
:: the old party is always cool. .
: Now the question is, realizing .
= the purpose of legislation that i.
i the only way of getting there is !.
: the means of quiet, cool COM .
:: promise, I still maintain the F..
-" Democratic party has been 60 !.
:: ing on that theory, and saying =.
:. to every member here. Come, I.
!. let us reason together That {.
= has been our theory. :;
!. 1--WE have had our confer ;,
= ences; we have had our eau ::
: cuses; we were minority when :,
= we came here; we are still in !:
: the minority, but we have been !:
!. endeavoring to smooth out the ::
= wrinkles to pave the way for a ::
I. considerable piece of legislation ;:
= by this legislature; throughout ::
: that has been our motive. We ::
:. have met the leaders on the one ::
:. side and we have met the gov ::
:: ernOr on the other. The gov ::
!: ernor did not at any moment ::
:: or at any time suggest any ::
= trades. We approached him ::
i this way, not asking for his aid !:
I: on a single thing. We have ::
!. gone SO far at times as to sug- ::
= gest that in the wisdom of the ::
= party he do certain things. ::
\ That was as far as we could go. ::
!. We have been endeavoring to ::
!. make. it possible to have the ::
:: parties come together with the ::
= executive department. That ::
= is the position of the Demo- ::
!. cratic party at this time" ::
!. I. !. !. !. !. !. :. !. :. :. :. :. :.
Taylor, McArdle and Sims, these
three-shall we ever welcome then
again?
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Routed. scattered, beaten. the Ike
publican machine in the house and
senate which under the cloak of good
roads enthusiasm tried to foist on the
taxpayers of Washington the most ex-
travagant, most expensive biennium
in the states history, fighting. swear
ing blstering mad as they are, were
driven helterskelter, disrupted, dis
organized and demoralzed, last Sat
urday when Governor Lister threw
the gauntlet directly in their facts and
called a halt to their wastefulness.
He had done something no other gov
ernor of Washington had ever done
when he appeared before them to de-
liver a special message in person and
to call their attention to the unwar-
ranted total of their proposed expendi-
lures, and he had done something, too.
no other man in the state had dared to
do: he had faced the machine leaders
in public, exposed their schemes and
the methods they were employing to
put them over and declared he would
not be a party to them.
Like a whirlwind he swept them
aside with an unanswerable argument,
an argument that none of the house
and senate leaders attempted to an
swer in their explanations, and with a
spontaneous outburst the people who
crowded the senate chamber cheered
him until it rang and re-rang and he
was forced to stop until it subsidized.
They were with him, heart, body and
soul, with him and they hesitated not
to show it, for he it was and he alone
who stood between them and the crowd
of legislators who proposed expendi-
lures that would have doubled the tax
rate and they cheered him so there
would be no mistaking where they
stood.
Here is the message that did it:
ITO the Honorable, the Senate OF the
State OF Washington:
'Gentlemen:-
Il herewith return senate bill No.
469 without my approval. This bill
provides for levy Of one and one
half mills for the year 1914 and one
mill for each succeeding year for the
purpose of raising revenue to construct
and repairs highways and bridges and
provides that the revenue so raised
shall be placed In the public highway
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II cannot concede that this is a Lis
ter victory" remarked Speaker Tay-
lor anent the outcome of the road levy
fight. Did anybody ask Mr.. Taylor to
concede? Such question would have
been irrelevant, incompetent and en-
tirely superfluOus.
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department The appropriations made
include the following:
LEGISLATURE ........... 100000
legislative printing ..... 100000
Jute for penitcntiaIy. 15o,ooo.o0
Fish hatcheries ......... 16.oUU,00
Interest on Wcnatchee
bonds ........... 10,50oo0
Mansion maintenance 10000
Lewis and Skagit bridges 5I,oi9.0O
Industrial insurance COM
mission ............ 100000
Budget ($S96,O50.00 ve-
toedD .. 1851 900. 90
Highway denartment 10000
Insurance commissioner 10000
Cheney normal school
tyetoed) ...... 30O,ooo,OO
State highway levy I've
toed) ...... 2,500,000.00
Grade crossings ...... 100000
Purchase university
grounds ........ 100000
Clarkston-Lewiston bridge 30,O00.OO
Vancouver bridge ...... 500,000.oo
Pend Oreille bridge. 5O,0OO.00
North Yakima armory 75,000.oO
Palouse project ..... 100000
Permanent highways. 4,250,000.O0
Southwest Washington
fair 10000
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Gaby Deslys charges a man from
5000 to $500 to take her out to dinner
Her company may be worth 1t but we'd
rather have rolls and coffee.
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Again we of Olympia are at peace
with the world. And Easter is almost
here. Can't you hear the rabbits fig
urin'?
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THE MESSAGE that MADE The SOL0NS BEHAVE

department, The appropriations made
include the following:
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induce the members of the legislature
to act together in the interests of the
whole state rather than of the partic.
ular communities.
"The state of Washington proudly
boasts of a larger number of small
home owners than any state in the
Union In proportion to its population.
Is 1t not we'll to remember that in q
great many instances these homes have
been purchased by the toilers of the
state by paying small amount down,
the balance being paid by them in
monthly installments? During the
past three or four years conditions
have been such that it has been q
heavy burden upon these people to
make the necessary payments and also
pay the taxes covering their property.
No element in the development of the
state is more desirable than this class
OF citizens. What will be the result
to these people If this legislature more
than doubles the amount of taxes rails
ed for state purposes?
I'VE have also in the state a large
number of farmers who have settled
on the lands of the state and are en-
deavoring to assist in its development
by the cultivation of the land. They
are affected in exactly the same man.
ner as is the small home owner above
referred to. 1t is well for the legisla-
ture to consider that these citizens
cannot afford to come to the capitol to
impress upon the members of the legis-
lature the necessity for keeping down
appropriations to the lowest possible
point consistent with the proper man.
agement of the affairs of the state.
Shall We say that they are not entitled
to exactly the same consideration that
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Taylor, McArdle and Sims, these
three-shall we ever welcome them
again?
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-14
rueum.ar. News Serial No. Ol5767
aud Serial No. 0l575s
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT TUCUMCARl
NEW MEXICO, JAN. z, 1913

Nu'ic, = hereby gwen, that IN pur-
,uuucc OF the Act OF Congress approved
MAY Iytu, ,s-2 and through the further
act approved August Atm, 1892 'Provid'
my that any person authorized TO enter
aud, under the mining laws OF the
United states may enter lands that are
chiefly valuable for Ouilding-stOne, I'M
der the provisions Of the law relating 10
placer mineral claims, Lille Is. La
mar and Leonard NJ. Lamar nave made
application tur patent To a certain
placer mining claim situated IA the La
mar Mining District, County Of Quay,
state ui New Mexico and described by
tine official plat and field notes on hle in
the office OF Register and Receiver OF
the United states Land Office, Tucum
,arI. New Mexico, in the Tucumcari
Land District as follows: All of lot
g, Sec. 81, Twp. II y, Rug 81 +, y, NJ.
r. VI. ruutalniug I'll 100 acres and fur
tncr described By mctes aud bounds a.
follows: Beginning at the Northwest
corner Of lot 3, Sec 81, Twp. II \, ring
81 r.. marked "'Corncr No. H. thence
south twenty chains 20 Corner No. 2,
thence east 2O,74 chains 70 corner No,
3. thence north 20 chains TO Corner No.
I. 'hcurr west 2O.74 chains TO corner
No. T.. tine place IT beginning and con.
Thinning ~ aud 5o-lou acres.
And further, that under the provis.
ion, Of IN, net, Of Congress above set
ou', Lille Is. Lamar and Mrs, q. A.
/ Lamar have made application for pat
ouf 20 70 certain placer mining claim
/ situated ,u the Lamar Mining District.
, Count, pf Quay, state of New Mexico.
/ and lr,rrihod ou The official plat and
/ field notes on file I'm the Office of the
Rrgi.trr aud Receiver Of the United
States Land Onicc, Tucumcari, New
Mexico. i'm the Tucumcari Land District
MS follows. The sen Of the NWh Of
the SWt and SWH Of the NEh OF
the IWI Of Section 30, in Township
10 y. Range 81 East. ". N. p. NJ, and
containing 90 acres and described by
mctps and bounds as follows: Begin
ming at a point in the center Of lot 3
section 70. Township 10 Y, Range ~ r
marked Corner No. - thence soutt
10 chains ia 'he line dividing lots 5 an(
& in said section, township and range
Corner No. ., thence east along saiC
line On chains 10 corner No. 2, thence
north 10 chains 20 corner No. 4, whicl
Il IN the center ~ the NFH NJ th'
SWif Of Section 30. Twp. and Rang
aforesaid. thence west On chains 20 IN
place ~ beginning and containing "
acres. There are M adjoining Mimi
p Clainms ~ any kind or nature soever.
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D First publication Jan, II, 1913.
Second publication Jar. %, 1918,
Third notification Ian. ~. 1913,
:. Fourth publication Feb, 7, 1913
Q Fifth publication Feb. ~, 1913,
\ sixth publication Feb, 81, 1913.
S%oveuth publication Feb, 2s, 1913.
Eiqh'h publication March 7. 1918.
Ninth publication March ID, 1913.
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ruWcaIi News W
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The Interior, Y. $. Land
Oni,n u, T"cumcuri, New Mexico,
January II, 1913
\or.rc , hereby given that Benjamin
VI. Loouoy. Of Looney, ". NJ, who on
October a.. 1906, made n T. No. l2G49
for sWI, Section 81, Twp sN, ring ZOE
y VI y Meridian, has filed notice Of
u'ou .pu to make Final Three Year
Proof go establish claim 20 the land
above described before Register and
Receiver T.. = Land ONCE al Tucum
carl. ~. " OF 'hc l7'h day Of March
1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Tom i. Norman, Dan w. Wear,
Jane. o. Squire. Huldy Olsen, all Of
Looury. y. VI.
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t.urrY. New, Ulliy
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

D,., m.If nl 'uu Interior T.. :. Land
ono, .' Tucumcari, New Mexico,
January :, 1919.
Nu',rc Is hereby given That William
NJ. NrDor,,, of Quay, Nm. who on May
II. 1909, made Add II. +. No. Oll+96,
for ~El, sec :, Twp. : y, Rng 30 +,
y. NJ. T.. Meridian, la, filed notice OF
iutcu, uu Go make Final Three Year
Proof. 'o establish claim to The land
aboy, described, before Register and
Receiver, T.. =. Land Office, at Tucum.
carl, y. W., oil the lth day Of March.
1913.
.aIunrt ..Iur- a, witnesses:
Freeman Nllcu, Roy D. Hutchcns
Hem, !. lIuuulcu'' Sol + Jackson, al
OF quay. y. NJ.
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'UruurtI. View. O"'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UuIII'urU' N mo IUIrTI0r, I. ;, T.uUH-
u0,rr ot Lucumcari. Nrw Mexico
.I,Nurv go 1913
notice "a, hereby given that Willie
g. smith. ct Tucumrari. y. NJ VIII"
900 February 20. lpoN. made II T. No.
.3Isl. tor SCI sec 80. Twp ION, Rug
32E. y VI T. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention 90 mnkc Finn' Five Year
Proof. 10 establish riam 20 the land
,ho., described. hrforr Register and
Rrr.fs,r T. - Land Oni % ~ Turumcari
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, I. >. Land
Oniro u' rucumcuri, New Mexico,
January ~, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Charles
.. wade Of House, y. VI. who on Aug
lG. 1905. made II T. No. $500, for SWh
section 800, Twp ~, ring POE, y VI p
Meridian. he, fled notice Of intention
20 make Final Five Year Proof, to 80.
'abl..n claim 90 the land above de.
.cr,bcl, before T.. T.. Williams, Y. $.
Comm ...icucr. at Murdock, y. NJ, on
tine 18Th day Of March, 1913
G'I usu' names a, witnesses:
". Il. Callahan, House, y. NJ, j. X.
E%rttu.. House. y. NJ, J. NJ. Austin.
fabian. y. ", W W. True, House, New
Mexico.
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.,.,, \,vs UGS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Drllr' mcut col the Interior. I. :. Ian"
Oni,c ~ ru,umcari. New Mexico
January 80, 1913
N,tir, is hereby given that Edgar
Is. Reed, of Hudson, y. VI. who or
Fob. u. 1907. made II T. No. ljOu2
for NEi, sec -. Twp l2N, Rug BE,
y VI T. Meridian. ha, filed notice of ~
tru,fnn 20 make FiunI Five Year Proof
20 establish claim ~ the land ahoy'
dr.arfhcd. before Register aud Receive
T. = I.uud Oni"o a. Tucumrari, y. VI
on tho 18Th day of March, 1913.
Clpiunu' names ns witnesses:
Il. T.. WjImutt. g. " Reed, j. 7
smith. q. g. Estes. ,ll of Hudson, New
Mexico.
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IuruW .aU News Ol4v'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department pI lIc Interior, Y. :, hauu
once 90, 1ucuncarl, New Mexico,
january = 1913.
\o'.e. u.s. hereby given mat Clarence
d.. RDyty,, 1T quay, y. NJ, who Oh Dee
10, IoII, made II T. 40. Oli9j4, tol
Me-, sec 90, Twp ~, Rug SOC, y
VI T. Meridian, has fled notice OF IA.
]trutiuu Zoo make Final Communication
propl ru establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Register aud
Receiver = Land ONCE a. Tucumcari
y. VI. ,u rhr lth day Of March, 1913
tJ.mau. name, as Witnesses:
William VI. McDars, Freeman Allen,
Roy -. ilutrhcn,, Henry l.. Hunnicutt,
tI Of quay, " NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Drpar. mcu' OF the Interior, I. :. Land
once ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
January 80. 1913
\o'ir, id. nrlcb, given that Marin
VI. Ruacn. Di Norton. y. VI who "r.
December ~. 1910, made II r. v"
UlIOI7. for ~Wl4 See -, Twp 9N, Rug
BOZ. y VI Meridian. has tilrd notic'
Of intention To- make Final Five YEN
Proof. 90 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before Register aud
Receiver T. y Land Office at Tucumcar.
y. W.. ou the 2l'h day of March, 1913.
D'limanr names Is witnesses:
G.. HAL. DcRuv WEIGH, +. hangdor.
i. II. i.Hrgdou, all Of Norton. y, NJ
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I.uu,aU \uv. ""
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. I. :. Lame
Onirr ~ rurumrarI. New Mexico
January -. 1919
Notice is hereby given thar Ed J..
Martin. Of Quay. y. NJ. who ON Feb.
-. 700. made II T. ~. 2327l. for NV,
Soc. -. Twp y. Rug 29E, y VI = Me
ridflu. has filed notice If intention ro
mako Fiun' Five Year Proof, 20 o.
'lhli.h lain 200 the band above iy
scrihcd. before Register and Receive
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION



Department of the Interior, 4, :. Land
Onlrr az TucuulrdT.. New NoNiru
January lS, 1919
Notice is hereby given that James
Il. Eakins. Of House. Y. NJ, who on
June %, 1900, made II F. No. S77l, for
SWT Section 20, Twp IN, ring 29E, y
VI p Meridian, has filed notice If IN.
t%rntion TO make Final Five Year Proof
10 establish claim 10 the land above
described, before L. 7, Williams, T.. :
Commissioner, Of Murdoch, y, NJ, on
the 2lst day Of April, 1913,
Claimant names as Witnesses:
J., =. Fulfcr, House, Y. NJ; T. NJ
Loring, Roosevelt, y. NJ: !. l.. Hous,
House, " NJ J, VI. Wise, Loonpy, New
Mexico.
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New, Ojll
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


dHNWITN - wv
Notice D., hereby given that James
:. Graham, Of Roosevelt. y. NJ, who on
August 20, 1905, made II f. No. 5000. for
NWI. Scc -, Twp ~, Rng 29E, y NJ
p Meridian, hu, filed notice % intention
Ia make Final Five Year Proof. 10 cs
tahljsh claim 20 the land above iescrih.
ed, before Murrv W. Shaw, T. : Com.
missioner NJ Hassrll. y. VI. on the Goth
day OF March, 1913,
Claimant names rs witnesses;
Albeit r.. Perkins, james r. Mace,
Jr.. David r, Kirby, al Of House, Y. VI.
Zcldou Euvkrudull. Of Roosevelt, New
Mexico,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
4txntsntx.

Sfuttel1 par to Mills mi1tort
I 1912 eno / 1911, met ouigepe]
fom Ser ino $1,200,000 mere poe
,@rln'o al Ocn bglbige Torpgclle al
Sen ifotborc Gjenoom.
Eoltor 8. q. Iorfpeen / ct
Salnc5 CT al Song @oafon ,1o=
n9D,tt til &ibOer al ct. 0lofsoroe=
men, lite @lasie. s. ltor 1orfpec1l
er megct iprig og nteget bcloig i
Neutrality-suspicious..
= Stotcns @picltcrct bar erfln=
ret, at paa ianme Sis JONI api11=
ocrnc far Met til at femme / $50
leioacr, ion for Sc bog life Met til
at lfripe iiuc Maprc .11noer Nnipg-
ni11Ncr %pcorprcnoc Sfolcbnlc11ct.
: Snfri1g so Sr0ioner fo,rilicr
NOR 0forton 1igcs at bore peo al
ll,ltc, foroi oct CT forbi mes oercs
,fornem1ltc &11otngtsfiloe, 1rgfongit,
oa set tprrc @ejr / 1911 poelogoe
6rpernc / sen Sci al 2anoet.
= @e11era( s. 8. Subboro, ionl
bar Statal1s @upcrnpr / 1927.
er SOS / cit 9I0er al II Mor. @a1,
tog n1eo mcgen Sore 9c( / @or=
gerfrincn o9 bar / CIT lang Nar=
rnfte blonot Minnelotos leocnoe %
melt ogteoc Man6.
Sra @%(enlpooo mrcttcs, at
@iln1or &ncfob, Scr CT St11oe11t pco
&orporo3 n,coicinifc Mfoeli1g, CT
blepel1 ultocrrettet ONT, at fan far
m,uoet Shccner Stipcn0ict. Set
er Nrci6mo1 =Morcts cnclte Stipcn=
oil,nt % bcle6er Jig til $3.50.
= 5rc @,tnorcoe Sormere %
Torretl,ingsr1G116 bolot forleoc'
Me0c / 8elnioji for at 6isflltcre,
bporleoe5 Soar poo beoite @'aa0c
fan 6rinaes in0 for at bjnlpc til at
rp66c Sc ipGre 2onbitrGfninger /
SEN noroliNe Gel al Mfinneloto. Set
bar piit iia, at mango al Sc ltore
2onoeiere or pillia til at laoe laa=
refloffc til,oe ii>1 Steering poo oeres
9oro, ioroi Set oil lettc Mponil1=
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Compound, og jeg kjSbtc Ell Flaske.
Ophoyningen forlod mig fpr .jeg havde
brugt Indholdet og ogsaa en- Del af
Omheden. Jeg vedblev med at be-
nytte Diet indtil jeg havde brugt 10
Flasker. Jeg Ell MI st:erkerc end
jeg har veret i mango Aar og kan
udf@re alt init Arbeide. endog al
min Vask. Deres Medicin err v:rrd
sin Vagt i Guild. Jeg kan like low
prise den nok. Hvis flere Kvinder
Wide BRUCE Deres Medicin Wide der
findes flere sunde Kvinder. DE maa
BRUCE dette Brew til GAVIN for andre"
Mrs. d. II. BROWN. 800 n. Wal
nut ST. lola. Kan.
Livsforandringen or Ell af de NEST
kritiske Perioder j Ell Kvindes Eks-
istents. Kvinder overall b%r erindre.
at der like kjendes noget andet Mid
del saa heldigt i at fore Kvinder
igjennem denne pr~vende Periodic
som Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Hvis De onsker ct specielt
Rad skriv da til Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. (confdential)
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, lest og besvaret af
en- Kvinde og holdt i strsng For
trolighed.