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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

Gero Gru3, Merifo, 27. MpriI.
l1eber 0ieie @tobt 1T Der Beloaez
run9s5uitanb Derbdngt. aonter=g(Dz
mirol ylet9er bat bic les in elmer
geitern no9mtttog befonnt gegeberen
protlomotion Derfiigt. Sn Der
@tobt berr{ {6t beute Hube, unb Die
Meritoner fiigen ii6 on16einenb nit
gutter Miene ins unpermetb!i9e. @ez
neral !6uer-a lpurbe geitern BON
aorterzMomirol 5let6er in elmer
f6urfen g}pte aufgeforbert, bic ST.
fenbabnlinie 5pif9en @era @ru3 unb
Der @tabt Merito fir ettpoige
5lu6tlinge offen gu bolten. Sc
14ebe bos ni9t, II lperbe er, 0letz
9er, ipie er birett erflGrte, bic ST.
1enbobnlinie bur9 feline Sruppen
beleben u11D bie1e ebentueu bis 3ur
@to0t W}erito porruden loKen. sSn
ieinem ontli@en 8eridbt, ben er gez
3tern ebenb Dem Slottenbepartement
5ueeben lieB, io9t er, boB feline
Mufforoerung an 9uerto ni9t mir
tungslos geblieben 1T unb bob Der
8enubung Der @t5enbobn bon Der
@tabt Merttp no9 8era Gru5 bur9
omeritoni1de Bliidtlin9e in 3utunft
ni6ts mebr I'M 8ege feben lperbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

Welbinston, 27. s(pril. 9eute
!purbe slpif6en oem iponil9en 8otz
19ofter Nianp unb benz Sc e1onbten
bon Mregntinien, 9lopn, ais Ser
treter Der bret Hepubliten Qlrgentiz
nien, 8ro1ilien unb Gbi1e eine &onz
feren3 pereinbort, in Der Die praltz
minorien fir Die Wernlittlung 5}piz
19en ben 8eretnigten @tooten unb
Merito Dur4beraten perben 1ollen.
Hiono 1T i'm 8e1ib Dpn No6ri6ten
aus Der @tobt Merifo, Denen 3ufpl<
&c @uerto 1id bereit ertldrt, bic
Dien1te Der 8ertreter 9(rgentiniens,
Bro1tltens unb Gbiles ols 8ermittz
Ter 3tpi1den ibm unb ben gereinigz
ten @tooten on5unebmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

Moibington, 81. 9lpril. 9ie b;ez
iieen @ertreter Der @epubltten Mrz
sentinien 8roiilien unb @bile biel<
ten beute friib cine &onferen5 ab
nnb berieten iiber bic 2(ntlport, bic
ibnen geitern bon General 6uerta
ausegangen 1T. @s beiBt, boB 1ie
mod i'm 2oufe bes heutigen 9}o6mitz
tags @taotsietretdr 8rpon einen
senouen 8eridt iiber bic &onferen3
5ugeben 1oRen tperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01
nnttr@alt6tln>
@nerta altgebli6 5ltnt
fSrieoelt 9enei9t.
9entialano 9reiit eiu.

Walbin9ton 81, Npril. @raf bon
8ernftorff, Ser bieiige beut19e 8otz
f6after, teilte beute @taots1etretdr
8rpon nit, baB feline 8e9ierpns
bur9 ibren @ertreter in Der @taot
Merito Sen. 9uerto 3u beeinflu1len
5u9en tperbe, bomit bieler ben syorz
berun9en ber &egterung Der Ser
einigten @tooten nohgibt, 9eute
n1ittag mar bier olIgemein bic Nnz
ii9t perbreitet, bab 9uerta nodgeben
}perDe.
Berlin, 27. Mpril. Die Hegiez
rungen bon 9entf4lonb, Gn9lanb
unb 5ronfrei6 boben bur@ ibre
0ertreter in bet @tobt Wlerifp beln
propifori16en Prdiioenten 5uerta bel1
Rat baben geben lai1en, bab ct bic
5Drberungen ber Mmerifoner betpilz
li9en fou.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

@albington, 27, 2(pril. No@
elmer &onferen5 nit prdiioent Wilz
ion erflGrte @toot51efretdr 8r9an
beute, boB a1(e arrangements 9ez
troffen feien, um Mmeritonern Sc
legenbett 3u 9eben, Die @tobt Wferiz
10 gu perlahen, lpenn iie es piin<
f9en. @ie6enbunbert Mmerttoner
unb 9neritonerinnen !ino bereit,
bic 6ourtitobt Merifo 5u Derlofen.
Des lpetteren erfldrte @taots1ef1ez
tdr 8rpon, bob no9 ben ibm 5uz
gegan9enen Nadri6ten ipdbrsnb ber
lebten Sage ipeoer in Der @tobt
Merifp nod il, elmer anDeren @taot
nes Qonbes @merifnner getDtet tporz
ben finb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

le, Mrgentinien unb Bro1!lien b1eten
tire Diell1ts ols @ermittler in Der
&ontrDperie 5tpif6en Merifo unb
cen 0ereinigten @tooter an. Weroen
Sic 1ie annebmen? 9uerta lpet9t
elmer bireften Mnttport aus, !9ter in
Der 1tobt MeritD, ber:rf:h3t: :,.l: allgeneia
bic Mn}ibt ppr, baB er ssbte Berlnittz
lerbienite ni6t annebmen, 1onbern
tpeiter tdmpfer tpirb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

=5on Q(ntonio, Sesas, 81. Mpril,
8ri9obez@eneral 8liB tpur0e beute
ongsmie1en, bic 5000 Meritaner, Die
in st. 8lib, nobe 81 Polo, Seras,
1inb, no9 Tprt Winsote, yleuzMez
rito, gu bringen. Mteberbplt 1T
bogegen proteitiert pprben, bob Die
Sruppen 10 nobe an Der @ren3e 9e>
holten purben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-01

@era Gru5, 27. Mprtl. Sic bier
Megtmenter Der finften 8ri9a6e UNI
ter benz Sberbefbl bon Brigobez
@enerol Treoerid SSuniton lonbeten
bter beute fritz, Sic trofen i6on
sefern obenb auf ibren 9ronsz
portf6iffen int bieiigen @ofen ein,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

r"tncn: roads |" corporations for operation.
 Senator Var,Liman of AIississippi who has been opposed to tho hill "n account f the latitude allowed the president in regard to the leasing of the roads announced thnt after fully considering the matter he hcii"vel that 1t would he safe to leave this power In the hands of the chief rx.cu- tive and that he had changed his mind in regard tn the bill and would now vote for 1t as it stood.
 The question of the abuse of power h, the president Is In no way directed at President Wilson. hut is merely put f, ward as a political or commercial theory thnt 1t Is not go"d tn leave ,, matter of such vnst marnitud" in ,h" hands of any one man.
 Before taking recess until i"dny. the old sitting still continues in order q at the Alaska iIll may be settled be- fore an adjournment Senator Cum
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CONSIDERATION OF ALASKA
 BILL IS INTERRUPTED

mings of Iowa introduced motion {" strike out the provision Of the bill al. lowing the president tn lease the roads nttcr construction if he thought best .s lost ny q vote of f"rty-fU"r [" seventeen.
 While consideration "f the Alaska railroad occupied almost all of the time of the senate there were one o' two other matters which were iniectea into the deliberations of the body.
 Senator Bristow introduced an amendment In regard |" the Pnnam:. railroad which was given considera . ton and after some little discussion was passed by vote of fsrty three t, t".ive This amendment authorized tha president to lease the goverrmen, o~ ned stock to the Panama i7,ilroa', company. There was considerable ob- lection even to the considerat ion ot tiis hill at tho time especially among th. southern democratic senators and while they lost hoth in trying to keep
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
HuERTA PLANS
 4 STATEMENT
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY. Jan. 24.--President I.uerta plans to assemble all of tho foreign diplomats now in the capital a. the palace tomorrow and to then make statement in regard to the present conditions In Mexico.
 No inklins as to what the nature of ih, statement will he was contained 1T. the request that the ministers meet the president af the palace nnd the kscnest interest is felt in ii although doubt is expressed that the president ,an say anything nt this time which will effect either the internal or rx ternal conditions of the country.
 The financial condition of the pres ent government is naturally giving the administration a good deal of concern and 1t may bc that Hnerta will at tempt to come to some understanding with the diplomats in regard to rais- ing loan to meet current expenses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
Special Nugget essvses.

WASinNGTOS. Jan. .4-It wns expected that the Alaska railroad hill would ,n,ss before the senate ad- j.irn,d lusi night us the debate yes t.r,I,y developed unexpected support from democratic sources which seem "i to make any opposition practically useless. The sponsors "f tho bin had not counted an tfis support and were aimtl! pleased when informed that i,.cy would have it.
 !. ls said in congressional circles that ihe administration wanted the hill enacted as Il party measure hut that Senators tlokc smith. Burton aiuI Bacon were opposed to the pro- vision giving the president the power to lease the roads. They contended '"nt the powers given the president by lh, hill wore too proud and fear "as expressed that the president VI .ht misuse the power given him
 T lu. 'vi.s authorized to lcusr the gov
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BRYAN $ SURPRISED
 AT JAPANESE NEWS

mr ttrr to he handled without tho greatest caution or they are no' enough impressed with the serious n.ss "f the Nareup to have given [; any mature thought.
 There are SO many other matters "f importance occupying the minds "f the legislators and government offici- .,Is just now that few of them seem [" ,,,rr one way ar another what Japan l,inlS or does.
 Tue Japanese ambassador would n..kr absolutely nn statrm"ht m re- ;,;,d io iln. happenings uf tl" last few days ,'u,. nf the secretaries "r the embassy said that it was nothing but q popular outbreak which might "e- c.'r anywhere.
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WILL CONFER
 ON JAPAN
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGT Jun. .4.-Thnt | re sii..nt wils,p is not satistied with thls country nnd Japan and made manifest today when he sent word , the foreign relations committee W ia senate that he would like to cnnf.r VI thut body in regard to the cent developments bctwrcn the t'n'' ed states and Japan. with especial tcf- rrcn ' to the last note retpivcd s.' ?, Inc latter country and the strong r' American feeli' that seems l." '"'
 rowing In Jap n.
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WASlliNGTOS. Jan. .i.-- S,-.rctar,
 f War Garrison. commenting an th' ran"r that Mayor Mitchell would Offe, the police cominissionership of Now York to Colonel Gocthals. said: "I want Goethals io take charge of build- ing the government railroads In Alas k. and would he sorry to sec anything Interfere with those plans
 At the war department il was stat" that colonci Goeilals r"uld Lot M- cept tn" police c"mmixsioncrship of New York unless he resigned from the army which was q thing quite be- yond belief. or unless he was rrint"d permission io takc ui. the work after he had hcen placed on tn" retired liai Friends of the engineer officer in Washington du not believe that the tnioncl would consider the nT"r of Mayor Mitchell if it was made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
JAP POLICE
 GUARD EMBASSY
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 TOXIC. Jan. 24.-The y"vernmen, ssens to he taking every precautfnn |" guard against n repetition of tn, disorders which occurred around the American embassy yesterday and has "accd a strong police guard in the vLinity ot the official residence "f th, United states nmba assador.
 Ample apology has becn made {" thc amha ssador and to thc secretary O. the embassy for the hooiinc which was given tho latter "iiictal hy Il Jap- nncs- mob and thr gNern,n"n, has aIsu rx,,r,.ssrd it's regrets fer the ii- ,i,,cnt which WrurrrL at tir United States naval hospital in Yok"hana when tlc police were forced tu dis rerse u mob which was singing oh- jcctinnahlc songs.
 The under secretary of foreign nt- fairs today called upon the American ambassador and brought the regrets a. tho minister and the cabinet over the indignity suffered w the !\mcri- cans.
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Social Nugget Service.

Speial Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. :l S',riarv ct State Bryan was rather I''hrtanc to discuss the latest turn "f t''" .Ial'- alese question teddy. If" I"'rsiri'ntly tried to avoid the subir,I in .in inter- view which he granted Ia Ih" r1'rc. sentatives of the press. iIc di'l. how ever admit ilmt the utlii,'lr "f ths !, panesc people in regard |" iIr ar- tL,n of California anal "f ih" ni,nin- Istrati0n came as Il great S!r"h ti"t sl tprise tO him.
 Tho Secretary (" State s,iI 'i,h x, far ns he had known ilurv h"l mot existed such Il bitter feeling .'in''rs t;lr people of Inpan and lr Was un'i,r the impression that both ilr people and the government "f .I'lan w're C ntent to let matters t:Ikr Iiri, "wa course and to abide b! ih" d'''issi'n matter.
 Other than saving that h r'tr'itr l, ths sentiment which was h"i,.:: "N- pressed as tu mDmist;iiil'i> anti- American the Secretary dhi ,"i virc tU comment an tho lG,Ii'cnin.s 'f ihr last few days in Tnkio aud r"l,nir'ma.
 There has been less c"nIn"nl .n ll" Japanese outbreak thnIi wts I' '" ''N- W hu arr. in cl,,s,' touch N iil, ,lr sit Us. tiOn feel that it is Ia" ,L'Ii'lt .i
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
SpecisI Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Jan. ?@ Mrs. SI~nCVr tln widow "f millionaire l."rillar'l si .ncrr. and Miss Virginia Young are going [" the Philippines to "s- tahiish Il mission settlement at their own expense The settlement will l" founded for the benefit of the natives of the Islands and will |" somewhat in the nature of an industrial college where tho Fiiipinos may learn trades ant other useful occupations along w,th a religious training.
 IL ia understood that Eishop Brent first interested tho rich widow In the phillipinc Islands and the needs of tbe natives fem religious stand ,..int end that Mrs. Spencer is prcpar- ed to spend considerable sum of money md to give her personal ger vices to the welfare of the natives.
 The Filipino has been sadly lack- inc any education md that Ia con- silercd one of the reasons why the pcopIe are so hard to control.
 There ia very little industry among thc natives and few of them work at trades.
 It is the desire of inc ladies pro moling the now industrial school to take the younger native boys and rjrts and train them 10 that they will
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nussst Service.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 24.--Msyor Nit ckell announced today that he would like to appoint Colonel Goethuis. the s, ,uerintcndinK engineer of the Fan sma canul and thC man whose wonder full executive ability and organi<"'',i i' hns done 30 much to make the goat W ark in the waterway a success. [" the police commissioncrship h ti. city of New York.
 The appointment "f Colonel G,>ii ais would probably be- an exc ''.': thing for the New York police t.'" hut it is very doubtful f a inai Colnncl Gocthals ability and positi n in the army would give up the result : of his years of military work for an.. i!inG SO uncertain as the mannEeni,. [ of the greatest craft organizatijr ;n the world.
 The experiment of putting an "".''.' .f the regular army at the head "f i,.c New York police force has l'''n trIed before and while there was 'r urdouhtcd benefit to the force ir '!'. selection of Il soldier to head it. it w".; impossible for even a mnn with 1".' "i,ar ideals of inc army tO imp-"s : ;mm on the political graft ridden ,;. ptpnont .,t xyhnao hcnd he vcx
 Commissioner Bingham found tha:
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MRS. BLACkMAN DIVORCED. Special Nugget Service.

TACOMA. Jan. 2+. Mrs. iil'rkn,',h. u daughter of former Govrrnnr Rogers tas been granted divorce from her husband. William i'lackman. who was nl one time state labor commissioners. The charge against Rlackman was de- s,.rti0H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
WANTS G0ETHALS FOR
 POLICE COMMISSIONER

the political chiefs were stronger than tke commissioner In depaitmentai matters and he was finally forced out
 uf office un charges that were trump
 ed up hy the ring. Colonel G"ethnl- is rounding out a successful car-er in the United States army and he would b. foolish tn cv-n consider the offer q. the police ."mInissi"ncrship of New York
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WEATHER REPORT.

January 32. la1I. T..mprr:,ture- Max. .0 above min. , l.lnw. barometer --3O. 10 inchrs. Wcather-C Clear. Wind- E., , miles per hour.
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ROCKEFELLER AGAIN
PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. .Iun. ei. -.J"hn p. Roo kcfcllcr jr. will again head th" Iaukrfrllcr foundation. having been r,.rlr.icd t" the presidency "f the institution tn,luy.
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FEDERATED CHURCH

sunday services: ltihle achOOl II u. n. Evening worship o'clock: tha tastor's sermon will b' on nh. ...casurc of the Man.
 Those without church home Hra me st cordially invited [" these ser vices.
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PRIVATE MISSION
 IN PHILIPPINES

nc slir to take their places in th" w.rk of the Islands and bccom" Ir.M' ITS instt ad of mere idicrs aS arc ti,v natives ai present.
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SENATE PASSES ALASKA BILL
GREAT MARCON|
 IS NO SENATOR
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special Nugget Service.
 ROME. Jan. 23.-The great A(arconi the wireless king, has just been in. form. q that although duly elected t. the Roman senate he cannot occupy a seat In the dignified body. The prime minister proposed the inventor for the honor of senatorship and the king himself approved and congraa- ulated the young man on his rise to dignity. Everybody was happy and tlcn Ii was learned that Marconi was rot yet forty years old and could not qualify as u legislator. Now the prime minister Ia sorry he mentioned 1t. the king is angry because he congratulated a man who could not serve and Mar q. nj Is working on some Improvements for his wireless and doesn't care.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

All ;s ;n readiness for the carnivai ss Eagle Hall tonight. Program stsrts promptly at s:3o. Admissis" tickets are $t.o0 for adults and Q ets. sor children.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

All is in readiness fur the Carnival at Eagle Hall tonight. Program st.rts promptly at s:30. Admission tickets are $t.oo for adults and 50 "ts. for children. <. |.
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SHUT OUT HINous.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. :s. --ssecretary Wilson has addressed letter to Sneak Clark in which he recommends that lcgiSlattor im passed which will exclude iTin.',s from the Vnited States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
MARSH RE- ELECTED.

Special Nugget Servtce.
 RAYMOND. Wash. Lan. A.-Ernst F. Marsh was today reelected presi- dent of the American Federation "f Labor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Mozart failed miserabiy at Vienna by his piano being out of tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie Bourrst and you V iIi never fail. Phone White 137.
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the mnitcr frnm coming up for dis cussion and from being passed they cli I'm to have enough influence with tn, democrats of the house to kill the ki'l there. They will also rely on the smpIn,rt of a number of republicans iu the house.
 While the sennte WAS disc ussine Alaska the house killed tile bill which wsx introduced In an attempt tO add n,or- places to The spells system. This hsn if passed would have added tw enty four hundred more assistant pOstmasters to the list of partisan ap classified civil service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
THE CARNIVAL
 DOC RAGE

.he Great White Wny of Noinc was t.rnesd with a carnival crowd ns .,..on today when tho first r,"ut uf tht Aksala carnival Was started. Tln n.w made police were cr"rywl".r" in ,\ idence and kept the crowds back while her majesty. Q,ran k"tl"riin started the teams orf in tE" fellow : ine order. Roster. Fred Ay"rs. Cleo. Ia.n,cn, Johnson. .Iarks..n. i'rhs> N- hn, Darrah and Irhzn''
 Fred Ayers won the r,.'. his lime he ing 1.31:48t:
 Second place went [" Sr'n,, .\iIan. 1:a5:02 1-4.
 John Johnson mad" third r'.". in l:44:363-+.
 The Mhec teams tr,ii'sl along in th'' ,-:,;e of the winners.
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All is in readiness for the Carnival ss Eagle Hall tonight Program tickets gre $1.00 for aduits end 50 cts. starts promptly at S:3o. Admission for children. .. ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

All is in readiness fur th- Carnival ., Eagle Hall tonight Program str rts promptly at 8:30. Admission tickets are $1.Oo Tor adults and 50 cts. for children.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Of Harry W. Gilbcy wh" came [" Nome five ar six years ago. Address Mr, Edward r. Csilhcy. Oakland. Maine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Ths sen ate passed the Alaska railroad bill this afternoon by . vote Of fo'ty-fov' to sixteen.
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Mining Editions ready for ms .ine N the Mug Jet office, 8Se.
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Are yeu . subseribsr to the Mug get? v not why netf
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We print everything and anyth Ns In lob prirtins line at tho Nussst.
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We print everything and anvtEing jn iob printing iioc at th> Nunoet
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p'.c.~ | ocssions .t Nugget Office
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Weekly Nuss.s. sr'y soa month.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-01-23
Housework is a Burden

The daily cares Of keeping house
and bringing up . family are hard
enough for . healthy woman. The
tired. weak mother who struggles
from morn to night with . lame, ach-
ing back IL carrying . heavy burden.
Many women believe that urinary
disorders and backache are female
troubles" and must be endured. But
men suffer the same aches and trou-
bles when the kidneys are sick.
Women are especially subject to hid
ney disease. Tight clothing. indoor
work. the ordeals Of childbirth, the
worry, and the STOPPING. straining and
striving Of Homework all help to bring
1t on. At FIRST the trouble may be only
backache, sick headache, dizziness
and drowsy, dull languid feeling, but
this condition is dangerous to neglect.
for dropsy. gravel and deadly Bright's
disease start In some such small way.
Don't be discouraged. When back
ache, nervousness and irregular or
painful passages of the kidney secre-
tons begin to bother you. use Doan's
Kidney Pills, the remedy that has
brought new life and strength to thou
sands of suffering women. There are
no poisonous nor narcotic drugs In