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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-16

Ykt@ 4ve~taer - hstger Geld So the
sAawly eiaa RmE puer}y wsuvt~aes.
$50 sapr tnrt tsdsy.
.-,-, 800.
lo"@o~i~a h"' "aNNN''" "n" 49,,
eftsauf F7e9" "N support f"' herS'i
an3 f1Ay @1'#t rAtifrah. Nto ~ Wh"n
IA tnt Dr. -'al.t. rreneo w0ma'- w"
BESIDES De +rr e' Sd" @osi Tost"" ~"
1s-s,i''~% ~ Richmond. walked into th'
"fFe' & taf Associates 'h.'iHet Snd
~ish tears tr'ckit"E down hrt Cheeks,
toia pr. James Duchausn that abe was
without food. Nhile her nom" was col"
g. fNe "stf ~ fef" Inc visitor
seemed . ar rriG't@nt Z" f@lihE hr,
Eneha"ao ~ her warts saying u "aH
tGe q 81 '}'o@ she had ever s"uRht heiV
from a"y"i'"- she H"" uttered ho' "
few words "neH she 'ohti"t*H b'VN'
Gown .ad gave why Z" N"eo OF
1ears
Although tAe woman ana her I'M
dreu have been sadly In need OF htip
for several days sh" had never toto
anyone az her wants. a member OF the
Common Council who resides he*t
door 90 tAa family learned ~ the e&-
!stipg ofs tae conditions aud reported
be case 20 Or buchanan. who re
4uested that she come % him and make
kn0wn her wants
Husband Deserted Family.
4 II - iearnnd that fOe Husband de-
.ar4ad ria vslyn and children some
rI1ue ae0. leaving them nothing to eat
r .,,,t i. ht,rn fyurtnu the cold win
80. Ia ard ,{vhfs An Investigation
sta,.faa..a IN. ~ thaf hunger was
uyrittpn upon the faces Of the little
=, hay,,s yybtle fh., we're CRYING
snr NE fnek OF warmth This oase
was Immediately looked into and the
woman and her little children were
provided with provisions and coal.
Another pitITui case wnieh was
4.alied 10 tho attention Of the
Assoctated Charities u week ago
IL that ~ a poor woman, whose
husband IS u victim Of tuber-
sss,loas and down almost in "A
aeinx condition. The poor woman il
frying to provide for her husband
and little children. who are not large
enough 20 Do any WORE one Wa :
even without bed 10 steep on an"
VAS forced TO sleep "a me moor IN
81 DR. buchanan sHc2eaeo IN kettths
her bed %esteroaF' ne .>'s s1ei'.t - :, y :
Charities - hlot ohS trying " pFsvtoD
starving our ~ SUPPLYING t"o 1ii i'''i'
WIN HtSo.. tu1S ...,.... H..
'aa'e De'' -, 80 fa,g th.t
AIS.S - tttsn+ta,e ~ m Rnchan-
come - tiio ...lpr,er' ~ ~. A.
al gu ,rzari.;c,, - dsy Nh nne
$50, 10 ,,,ss,~v aud suffering
,b.t s,e Going an m Richmond this
ST Ak A. these char1tahle workers
IA +nev ara .xerting every available
ts~qrr, "a alleviate the suffering as far
al posstYie
Dr Buchanan declared that great
interest ~ being manifested in the
work this winter by the people OF 'hls
la nm l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-16
an.ilnrtis Threatening

large aHmber IT people in Ach-
mono have reported that unless tney
gay their rent within the next rev
days their landlords have announces
ahcx will put them into the streets
f~ais ia another matter which DR.
buchanan ard hls associates are CIV
ing much attention 10 and are trying
s 30 pay rent for as many families as
f,nertr ne ta prevent tnen from having
IL face tbs cold winter winds by be
ing placed .nto the street by inhann al',
ovne-e IL the houses in which tney
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REHORT IN LONDON

CONTINUED from First Page,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
nEl.EG ATtON SENT TO SrOP
FIGHTING At NACo

Washington. oct tS.-iioping 20
stop the fighting At Naco. on the Dor
der. and avert an International com
plieatlun, the national convention at
Aruas Calentos. Mexico has sent 4
commission To confer with Governor
Maytorena and General Inn, eomman-
ders Of the opposing fafees. This was
ANNOUNCE tonigh, in advices To the
state department
While awaiting the arrival of the
zapata delegates before deciding on
the personnel of the new provisional
the convention has been
viewing with considerable concern the
activity Of the Maytorena forces IN
their attack on the Carranza garrison
commanded Is General Hun. Coy
ernor MaNtorcna. who il was supposed
adhered to the cause OF General villa
was ordered to suspend operations Is
Villa and the Carranza garrison was
similarly informed Of the arrange
rnent Of an armissice thtoueh the dele-
gates at the rational convention.
Governor Mavtorena has disregard
cd both Villas orders and the armi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
lNQuI INDIANS WANT
RETURN or THEIR LANDS

on Roard T.. s s West Virginia.
GuAymaa. Mexico, oct u thy wireless
to san Diego, Calf. Oct iHl--A de-
mand by the Indians Of the state Of
sonora that Mexican government Of.
ilcials return them their land, mueh
nf which is now owned by fofeieners,
is leading to much concern Tho Of
hcials realize the impossibilitS of full
Milling agrarian promises and are at
q loss for means to compose the
growing impotence OF the natives,
The situation is admittedly serious
and disorders are feared
The southern Pacific company IL
reported az being about To close its
shops at Empalme, The largest west
of Chicago. and remove It's motive
power e. the United states until a
stable government has been estah-
nshed,
4 hand Of Yaqui Indians are re
ported TO have attacked yesterday the
ranch Of Governor Maytorona at or.
tez Details are lacking as TO the out
como of the raid
Conditions are quiet az Guaymas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
BATTLES FAVORABLE TO
AUSTRALIANS, SAYS VIENNA

London, oct. is.--"The battles on
the limo running through stary. STAN
hour and MediAn ami on the river
san are progressing favorably to Aus
ttia an are also the operations against
the Russians along the nnleatcr river.
North OF Wyszkuw the Russians were
again attacked and ropuised'
fhis was the text cf the official
Austrian statement on the operations
in Galicta forwarded saturday noon
from Vienna Via Amsterdam.
AT synowuckuwysxe our troops
forced crossing OF the stry river.
canaucrcd the heights north Of Syn
owueRowyaze ana pursued the enemy.
We further occupied the heights north
af pudhusx, southeast Of starry and
stambour. after severe fighting over
attacks north OF the EtN river are
progressing North OF pr2enysl on the
east bank Of the San river our troops
are gaining ground TIP until now
about 5000 pfiaunora have been
taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
VETERAN EDITOR
MAKES UP WITH
THE PRESIDENT
Henry WatterSon. Calls at
White House and Spends
More Than Hour ReconciI-
iation Now Is Complete,
Jay sosm.s JOURNAL SPECIAL leased w.si

Washington, oct. 1S.--Henry Wat
tcrson editor Of the Louisville Cou-
ricr-Journal, called on President vii
son at the White House today. follow
ing the example set two weeks ago
hy George Harvey, former editor Of
Harpers Weekly The meetings mark
cd the end Of the controversy be-
tween the president and the two edi-
tors which arose during Mr.. Wilson's
REORGANIZATION campaign for the
presidency
Mr. Wauerson like Mr.. Harvey
went to the White House at the in
vtation Of the president He remain
ed with AIR Wilson for more than an
hour and later the visit was described
as entirely pleasant and harmonious.
Recently Mr.. Watterson has been
supporting the president in his edi-
torials and an exchange of friendly
letters following Mrs Wilson's death
was said today BY friends of both men
to have made the meeting free from
embarrassment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
SERNItN SUCCESSES
ANNOUNCED FROM NlSII

London. Oct 10 t;50 n. MI
Reuters Nish sertia correspondent
sends an official communication
which announces scrvian successes In
battles oeainst the Austrians. as FOL
lows
October 1913 The sewians
were Victorious in vigorous skinnishes
ON tuf lott wing 10 BOSNIA
October The enemy was ra-
pulsed IN an attack on the front ~
Svernik- s0 snltga.
october ~ We repulscd attack
ncAr kfouritehita dn the Drinn river.
October ie-iS The enemy was
defeated with enormous casualties Ia
an attack on the front 90 Ada-Zinea-
ba un the save aud 81 the confluence
Of the save and the Danube The en-
envy retired in disorder on Helanla,
leavins great number Of dead,
wounded ana prisoners. our advance
guards are moving ON Relanla.
October Il Part Of the enemy :
force WAS annihilaied in an attack on
our right wing at Beputehevo. The
remainder of the enemy's force fled
in disorder with terrible LOSSES.
October live attacked the
cncmys brigade near icouriatchItza
and drove him back on the prina.
MANY Of the Anstrians We're killed or
wounded ana We took teo prisoners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
NLL ATTEMPTS no GROSS
NlSTtisA RIVER REFUSED

London. Oct. 49, sAl the Austro-
German attempts 10 force the passage
az the Nistula have thus far failed and
The cncin, have been compelled ey-
eryWhere to assume the defensive. b.
says petroerad dispatch To the Daily
Telegraph
They appear, however, To have re
tired IN good order and are likely TO
make stubborn fight In prepared
position before allowing themselves to
be d'hen of Russian soil.
With an enormous mass Of artil-
iery The Germans Kept up terrific
homeardmeut which ceased neither
day nor night Under cover OF this
fire numerous attempts were made ON
the 9Th and lth to throw chains OF
pontoons across the river Accord
ing 60 ono report, bridging detaeh.
mcnts were working nj no less than
eighteen different points. They we're
everywhere repulsed ana large guam
titles Of bridging material were de-
stroy ed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
RUSSIAN HOAns ARR
PRsC1'it tIlN lMpNsS ABLE

Petoarad. OCT. ~ t,m london,
oct. ~. I u. nj Ancr fighting their
way 10 within five miles of Warsaw
the Germans wofv hurried Aatk with
heavy losses owing az the Inability ~
the artillery 90 follow M ana support
their advance guard ae ofiine GO sd
vices received here
The baekwardness ~ ,ho artillery ia
due TO the practically impossible con-
lltions Of the country a. result Of
four days continuous rain Warsaw
is virtually untakeatle without heavy
guns. A main action is reported IN
The Upper Nistula region where the
Germans are attempting to march to-
ward Krasnik end Lubln 4 battle
is officially reported az developing
south OF Przcmysl chiefly with The
.Austriana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
An Efforts Of Kalser'S Army
10 Make Crossing Are Re-
pulsed With Great SIaugh-
Ter Says Petrograd Dispatch
AMBUSCADE RESULTS
IN GREAT MASSACRE
Lured to Muscovite Side, In
vading force Of 1000 Is
Killed Almost to a Man;
Slaughtered on Rats.

Pcirogrnd. Oct. ~ ttia London, oct
10, 2 a. M The latest details of the
/ fighting on the Nistula, ns announced
by the war office, say that the Ger
mans were thoroughly beaten and that
hundreds Of German prisoners have
been taken into Warsaw In the cen-
Ter, the fighting consisted chiefly OF
artillery duels
Battle RACES for Five Days.
Between Joscfow and ivangorod
the battle hats continued for nearly
five DAYS Near Jasefow the Rus
sian commander, It II stated. learned
that the Germans were preparing TO
cross the Vistula. lie exposed some
guns about seventeen miles from his
mans believe that the population WAS
the ltussinn front During the night
according To the official version, Rus
sian infantry with four quick firers
hid Ia the dense bushes near the river
while some distance back sixteen
field gums were concealed. A German
aeroplane flew over the spot next
morning but the aviator perceived
nothing ana the Germans began
crossing the river on RATS. The Rus
Sims allowed two battaliona of Ger
mans 70 land. preceded by a detach-
meni Of snppers To prepare hind
ng which WIS within 400 Yards OF
The concealed Russian guns
The Russians then opened a gun
and rifle fire which. il Is asserted.
accounted for nearly every man
across the river. the German losses be-
ing well over two thousand. The af-
fair ended Ia a heynnet attack.
The Germans on the opposite side
OF the river could not fire without
the risk Of killing their own men. Rus
sian quick firors moved down the
men packed on the rafts and many Of
those who jumped into the river and
tried to swim ashore were killed by
rifle fire.
Al an uumentioned place south
ward Of Warsaw, the official report
says, the Russians and Germans
arove Simultaneously to cross the
river. The Russians succeeded under
II terrible shrapncl fire. suffering
heavy casualties. but eventually they
sllcnced the German guns and re-
pulsed the German division covering
the crossing Apparently. the report
concludes, the Russian heavy field
guns outranged those Of the Ger
mans.
To-day was tobacco day" in Petro-
grad large quantities. Of the luxury
being contributed by the populace for
The soldiers at the front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
SUPPLIED GERMAN
CRUISER WITH CONIl

san Francisco. oct 1s.-The steam
er Mazatlan attained prominence in
the present war situation when it was
charged chat she was clearing from
this port about a month ago, to coal
German cruisers. she was allowed to
sail under $4,000 bond that her cargo
would be delivered as per manifests,
and going south picked up Captain
Jebsen. a German reservist and went
to Maz1tlan, Snaloa. Mexico There
she unloaded her coal which was inn
mediately transferred ia a German
cruiser.
The Mazatlan came north, and
when she again sought TO clear the
local British counsel general protest
ed. but the protest was not allowed,
and she got away early last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
BEIGIANs VIGOROUSLY
RIcruISE GERMAN ATTACK

Parts, oct * C2l4i .. m9--Thc
French official statement issued this
afternoon says
1.-THE Helglnn army in Belgium has
vigorously repulsed several attacks Of
tho Germans at crossings q the river
User.
"on our left wing, north Of tho
Canal La Bassc. the allies occupy q
front on Givchohy. Allies from Fro
melles have retaken Armentiefes.
ITO the north Of Afas, yesterday
was marked by a notable advance On
cur part.
Between the region OF Arras and
the Oiac We have progressed slightly
az certain points
In the center and on our right
wing the situation remains station
airy"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
HINDU SAILORS ARE
ACCUSED OF MUTlNY

Honolulu. r. H.. oct iS.--l'ollow-
ing q riot among tho Hindu crew OF
the German steamer q. ! -. Alters,
refugee vessel IN this harbor, thir-
teen sailors Jumped overheard last
night and swan ashore whore they
were captured b. polic, The remain
der II the crew refused further work,
claiming British citizenship.
After consultation between the Ger
man aud British eonsuls Il WAS de-
cided 10 send the memhers Of the crew
TO Calcutta az the first opportunity.
In the meanwhile they viii be held In
JAN here
According to the lIiudus, the O. i.
-. Ahlers recently coaied two four
funnel warshlps and two threc-funnol
warshlps They said they were pres
ont ut the bombardment Of Papeete
and that the vessel conled twelve mcr-
chnntmen in the south seas since ieav-
ing Tsing-Tau.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19

s'iee. In Subsequent fighting four
American troopers have been shot
iwo Of them, Il Is reported. fatall =
several civilians on the American sidf
~ the line also haye been injure by
stray bullets.
As the national cunycnt on "a Aalns
calienies has declared Itself soyerrign
in Mexico, its orders IRE lnia7d II a.
Pc final. should Maytorena continue
20 attack General llllfs forces 'rre-
speetiye Of the orders " he conven-
ton, II Is supposed gae the ueiega''s
viii appeal 70 General Nile us COM
mander of the dl.ls'oa I tnc north
10 queli the distributing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19

this campaign by the royal artillery
Throughout the battle OF the Aish'
they have displayed the same shii
endurance and tenaeiity ana deeply
appreciate the work they have done
sir David Henderson and Tho
ROYAL Flying corps under his com
mand have again proved their meal
cuiable value. Great strides have been
made in the development Of the use
OF air craft IN the tactical sphere by
estahllshlng effective communication
between the air craft and the units IN
action.
Endured Terrinle Strain.
III Is difficult TO describe ace
quaiely and accurately the great
strain to which the officers and men
were subjected almost every hour OF
The day and night throughout inns
battle have described above inc
severest character of the artillery IRE
which was directed from morning ull
night not only upon the trenches
hut over the whole surface Of the
ground occupied by our forces Il
was not until few days before the
position was evacuated That the heavy
guns were removed and the ilre
siackened. Attack and eounter-attack
occurred At an hours Of the day and
night throughout the whole position
demanding extreme vigilance ana
permitting only a minimum Of rest
Heavy losses sustained.
Tho fact that between the 18th Of
September anu the date of this dis
patch (October 81. the total number
of Killed, wounded and missing
reached the figures Of set officers
ana 1880 men. proves the severity
If the struggle.
THE tax on the endurance OF the
troops was further increased by the
heavy rain ana cold which prevailed
for some ton or twelve days Of thus
trying time
"Thc battle of the Aisne has once
more demonstrated the splendid
spirit. gallantry and devotion which
animates the officers and men OF his
maJestys forces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
REPORT REpuisE or
AUSTRIAN ARMY T0ItCl

perograd. oct lS-fho Russian
army headquarters makes the follow
Ing announcement.
"pn the front IN East Prussia ANA
On the Vistuia there Is nothing new.
Austrian attempts w. cross the San
river have failed South OF przomyai
The fighting continues. At seYernt
points there we're bayonet attacks IA
which he captured fifteen Austrian
officers ami more than 1000 soldiers.
Austrian roinfofccments are re
ported in the passes Of the Cafpath-
iuIs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
GENERALLY QuIEr AND
UNCHANGED, SAYS BERLIN

london OCT 40 (t'I0 n. m.l--The
following official report from German
headquarters lseued az Berlin. sunday
morning, Is sent ng Reuters Amster-
dam correspondent
In the western theater of war yes
terday was GENERALLY quiet and the
situation unchanged
In The EASTERN thoatm our troops
are advancing 10 the envlrous Of
lyok The battle continues uear the
south ~ Warsaw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19

taken here 20 mean that no flRhtine
Is taking place and it Il considered
likely that the battle on the Alsace
frontier which has been going on for
some days has set 20 reach ltr end.
The Germens have established cird
admInistrg,lon in the Germans pait
% Belpisfm and are said 70 have de-
rnspded war lcyies from osiend and
nJnkenherRho 20 supply provisions
~ man and beast.
tnfi-scrman Sentiment
The Arrival IA London of thousands
az Belgian refugees hns stirred ~ the
populations IA The poorer districts ot
the city against the Germnus Thou
sands 81 Germans are stiIl carrying on
business 81 continuing their places ~
employment. not only IN London hnt
throughout tho country. and the nsl-
tntlon for the discharge ~ those ON
ploycd IN hotels. barber shops ana
other places n growing N intensity
AGAIN the Russians and the Aun-
trians fatty contradict onr another IS
% the pruFrers OF events IN the east
The Austrians elaim that the opera
lions are progressing fav0rnbly for
them while an official report from Pc
iroprad eays that attempts hy The Aus
trians 60 cross the river san failed
and that In the fighting south of Pro.
mysl. which took the form ~ bayonct
charged. they captured Fifteen AUS /
TITAN Officers and .Q0o men.
Iafl o. Crose Ni~luia.
II would appear from reports u cor 4
respondents ~ Petrogfad that the (
Germans made repeated atiempis to
cross the Nleiula NJ Josefow, but were +
driven hack with heavy casualtlcs.
These correspondents gay this fight
lne was part Of the general attack on
the Russian positions IL the Nistuln
and that II failed
The British aud French fleets and {
the MontcncRrin army are carrying
on an atiaek on Catinro the fortified
seaport Of Austria IN DnlMntla. the
first Horile nom which the Monte
nesrins claimed TO have fepulsed.
ThrouRhout their spheres Of opera
lions scrvian reports say, the SerNinns
are sweeping everything before them
II IL not believed here. however. that
very SERIOUS fighting has been taking
place there recently as tho weather
and the conditions OF the roads have
been against u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
STEAMER MAZATLAN
TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT

san Diego. Cal, oct. ls--Accord-
ing to word received from Ensenada
tonight, the Jehscn line steamship
Mazatlan was Communicated by the
Mexican government today. The YES
sci win be used in transporting field
artillery from Ersenada to GHayinas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
Permission Granted by United
States to Avert Possible
Massacre in Case Mayto-
rena's indians Win.
WILL BE CARED FOR
BY CARRANZA FUNDS
.Dum-dum Bullets Used by
Both Sides and Resulting
Injuries to Those Hit Are
Extremely Bad.

Naco. Ariz., oct. 1.-TWO hundred
and hfty Mexicans wounded during
the niiaok on Naco, sonora. were
brought to this side early today
through special permission from the
Washington government which first
had refused asylum here. Tie Car
rama government has promised that
they VIII be attended without ex-
pense To the American state or na
uonal government
This action came ne n result of an
appeal made through Governor Hunt.
IN which II WAS asserted that If the
Mexlcnn town were taken bs Cover
nor Maytorena's Indians the wound
ed would be killed In their beds.
only forty-sevon patients were al
lowed 10 remain. the permission for
their reception covering only those
seriously wounded. The examination
Of the American army surgeons caus-
ed the rejection of most OF the cases.
one OF those received died late to-
night His body was returned TO
Naco. Sonora. for burial
Three Of the patients are Yaqui In
dams whose execution was prevented
by a Mexican nurse.
II was planned to send the wounded
To Douglas where there are better
hospital facilities but so far authority
to do this has net been given.
Provost Marshal Captain Cowan has
taken charge of The hospital in the
Nnco opera house
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19

Bordeaux, Oct. 10 I2;os a M ~-
The courts have ordered the seizure
Of the premises and stocks Of eight
large wine shipping concerns belong
ing 20 Germans or Ausirians and
valued at several million francs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
SIR JOHN FRENCH
!. MAKES ANOTHER
DETAIL REPORT
ON BRITISH ARMY
Continued From Page OneD

and coming under very heavy artil-
lery and rifle fire the position Of the
corps az the end Of the days opera
tions extended from Chemln des
Danes on the right through Chlvy 10
lie Cour de Soupir. with the first
cavalry brigade extending to the Cha
Scissors road on the right the
corps was in close touch with the
French Moroccan troops OF the Eigh-
tcenth corps which were cntronched
in Echclon to ia right rear During
the night they entrenched this posi-
tion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-19
STOPS ITCHING
Child Cured by saxo saIve

Patterson, N. Y.-'My children had
a skin disease which the doctor called
itch or eczema. He gave them medi'
cines and ointments for il with yerv
little benefit, but Saxo Salve has cured
them and stopped the itching. Sufferer
from itching eczema should use Il -
Mrs. l.. X. BAKER, Patterson, NJ Y
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Butts. Incorporated, Albuqucrq.a
New Mexico.