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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-07

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able Of doing such thing with New want you to
lbeTate
nobody
the victim of his conscience Copyright by W. G. Chapman
AN INEXTINGUISHABLE IDEAL
Every while in news you const-
up those who what that means!
determined
will this bit of however that
drafted body of Mexican reomeTs time when for the
article laid the foundation and Of
social the rights property the rights OF men,
United States declared
that in Mexico all education is
profession being useful
and honest-and to enjoy the product thereof
Article reads like dream of the millennium.
shall without his and
without will
with the Of the curtant the
the irrevOcabe sacrifice of the liberty man.
speech petition assembly,
avail
able, abolished the additional
amazing
added that the constitution 81
into full effect in Mexico or elsewhere.
Promptly PRONUNCIATION the worldwide reaction
spired
Privilege everywhere program
dear and privilege turned the batteries prejudice cue
shOed warfare
But in the hearts people Mexico elsewhere lives
nextnguishabe ideal
STRAWBERRIES Legal Society Of York
in
short cake. cost to its clients only S11o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-27
STOP ChTARRH!
Use Hyomei-You Breathe Il

Unless properly treated this disease
often leads to a serious il not fatal ais-
ment. 1t is needless to allow catarrh TO
ruin your heaIth-use Hyomei-it is
certainly effective relief for catsrrh
Ills It's the direct to- he-spot treat
ment You breathe it--no stomach DOS
ing. No household should be without
Hyomei. It not only gives quick and
lasting benefit in cases of Catarrh but
Is one OF the surest and most pleasant
treatments for head colds. sniffles, or
Group of children.
Hyomei is a combination OF antissp-
tic oils-you breathe it--using a small
inhaler The air laden with health
rtesoring Hyomei soothes, heals and vi
talizes the sore, raw and infaned
membrane OF the breathing organs al
most Immediately. There is no other
remedy that benefits SO surely or so
quickly. Money refunded BY The Crys-
tai Pharmacy if you are not satisfied.
Do not be without Hyomei another
day. Druggists everywhere sell It Get
the complete outfft-s1.0o size-this
contains the inhaler and bottle OF IL
qpid. (adv>
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A FEELING OF SECURITY.

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about
to take is absolutely pure and con-
tains no harmful or habit producing
drugs.
Such a medicine is DR.. KiImer's
Swamp Root the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy.
The same standard OF purity.
strength and excellence IS manifested
in every bottle Of Swamp Root.
Swamp Root IS scientifically COM
pounded from vegetable herbs
It Is not q stimUlant and is taken IN
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for every
thing.
According to verified testimony It Is
lures great helper in relieving and
overcoming kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
\ gwuGr statement OF purity is with
evsry bottle Of Dr.. Kllmer's Swamp"
Root
= you need a medicine. you should
have the best
II yuu are already convinced that
swamp Root Is what yon need. YOU
Will find II on sale at all drug stores in
bottles 0T two sizes, ffty-cents and
cne-dolIar
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TOO MUCH TROUBLE
TO RECORD REPORTS
9Y AssOCTATED PRESS

Philadelphia, Feb 2s.--A dolph Koch
Ter, chief wireless operator on the
steamship Nantucket which sunk tbs
Monroe, testifying today at the trial.
OF Capt. Berry OF the Nantucket for
alleged negligence, said ne was reading
q book until & few minutes before the
collision. lie had hi8 receiver to his
ear while reading, he said. and heard
the Monroe and her sister ship, the
Hamilton. exchanging messages as to
their positions but he did not think L
worth whlie mentioning to Capt. Ber-
~.
We formerly notad down on our
dsily report all messages we picked
up" s249 the operator. but the Mar
cons Company ordered us to stop it
some tins ago. It took too much pa
PER and too much time, Aspt the wire
less men sc busy writing UP this re-
port he hardly had time 90 send
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WILL ARGUE 4
CLAIM BEFORE
COURT TODAY
n. A. LEWIS Asks THAT COURT
ALLOW PREFERENCE TO HIS
CLAIM AGAINST PENSACOLA
STATE BANK.

The claim OF H. A. Lewis. of East
DeSoto street. against the receivers Of
the Pensacola State bank will be ar
gued before Judge Monroe Of the
court Of record today by Fred w
Marsh, attorney for the plaintiff.
The latter deposited a draft for
LOCO in The bank at noon Of the day
It closed, and will allege that the off
GERS knew the institution was insoI-
vent and would failA before the draft
was collected. Despite this fact the
draft forwarded to New York, and the
plaintiffs efforts to cause collection to
be STOPPED. were fruitless, the New
York bank ignoring his kilograms, col
lecting The $1,000 and placing the
amount to the credit Of the Pensacola
State bank on its books.
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HuERTA REFUSES REQUEST
FOR MARINES TO LAND

Mexico City, Mex, Feb. 2e.-Provis-
ional President Huerta today refused
permissi IN to the United States gov
eminent to send 1900 American ma
rines as a guard for the legation here.
This information came direct from
General Huerta himself.
General Huerta says he was asked
by Washington to agree to the de-
spatch in addition to the Americans
of 1000 more men made up of Ger
mans, English and French. To all of
this he returned q negative reply, on
the ground that there was no need for
such precautions.
Nelson O'Shaughness, American
charge C'a: aires, refused either to con-
firm or deny the information.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

San Cartos-F. f. CiarE. New York:
Y. . Brown, St. Louis; .. Ellis; 4. L.
Edmond Georgia; =. n Putnam, Chi
cago; Geo. ~ JeTarGg. New York; c.
W Cole. il, Philadelphia; Q. A. Park
Georgia.: II. Lindsey, Mobile; F. Il.
Heard. New York: &. p Marsh, New
York; J. n. Payne, St Louis; VIM, w.
F1ournoy. DeFuniak: w. 2. Graves,
DeFuniak: :. F. Townsend. Philadel-
phia; Geo. Roller and wife. Illinois;
Estella Gouke. Ohio; Mr.. f. g. Fryar
and wife. Indiana; VIM. H Peaslees
Virgins: w. E Thompson. Chicago:
y;I L. Wagon. ST. Louis; H DeCourey.
Boston: W. T. Smith. Jr.. Florida; Mrs
z. G. XIII. Virginia; Mrs. T. Lyons
Indiana: Mrs J. B. Lyons, Jc., Indiana;
Mrs. Wro- Essen. Indiana; Nat Kaiser
and wife, soc and maid. city: Robert
Mc<oy. Pennsylvania: r. 5. Sowell.
Jr.. Alabama: Tom W. Mitchell, Jack
sonyiue: =. z. L McCaskiIl. DeFuniak:
". z. Oeugherty. New Orleans; c. E.
Wiley; T. Q Combs, Memphis: Mrs.
y. F. Shay. Pennsylvania; z. s. VIII
cox, C'aicago, A. W. Metzger. C1ncfn-
natl, Ohio; Miss Bryant, st. Louis;
Geo. c. Apostle.
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Vergara's body be surrendered to, the
family for burial
Opposition to this was not expected,
for at ,ast reports, the body had not
been cut down, and Furthermore the
dead mans friends point out the fact
and manner of death have not been de-
MED, so there would be nothing TO con-
ceal by holding the body.
Personal responsibility for Vergara's
death, however, hardly will be hxeo
until an executive investigation is
made. Consul Alvarez, commander of
Nuevo Laredo, has assured Consul
Garrett that the guilty men viii be
punished.
A report that rebels were respon-
sible for The seizure OF Vergara on
his island pasture In the Rio Grande
and his subsequent death was not
given credence by those in touch with
border affairs. It is pointed out that
rebels have not operated in that sec
ton or Coahuila for months, though
there are several bands OF federals OPP
posite Vergara's ranch.
No accurate means exists to deter
mine whether Vergara was on Ameri-
can or Mexican soil February Is. when
struck IN the head and captured by
the Mexicans who later hanged him
near HidaIgo. The capture was made
on an islaod in the Rio Grande. Yer
gara's horse pasture. which he was
reported to have leased from the state
of Texas.
Official records at Austin, however.
show that it was not leased; that the
state did not know whether the island
was Mexican or Texas land and for
that reason three years 1go refused
Vergara's application to buy the place.
Since that time, so far as Austin rec
ords show, Ncrgara has used the island
simply through right Of possession.
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DON'T LET YOUR LIV-R
Get LfzY OR SLUGGISH

mild, pleasant vegetable liquid that
cannot hurt either children or grown
people. Vet n easily overcomes the
most stubborn and inactive liver
without making you quit eating or
working.
These are not Just claims. The Ballz-
com Drug Co. backs mp every one Of
these statements and agrees to refund
the price Of Dodsou's Liver Tone with
a smile 20 any person who pays his 50
cents for a bottle and isn't satishsd
that he get his moneys worth
limitations OF Dodson's Liver Tone
are another proof that it is q good
thing. Nobody ever initiates a poor
remedy. BE sure you get tho genuine
Dods0n's Liver Tone-the kind that
Is guaranteed. (Adv)
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TO COMBINE LIFE SAVING
AND REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE

Washington, Feb. 26.-Favorable re
port on Senator Townsend's bin TO
combine the life saving service and
the revenue cutter service into q coast
guard servics, was agreed upon today
by the senate commerce committee.
The new guard would constitute part
Of the military forces OF the country.
operating ynGer the treasury depart.
r1ent IN peace and as part Of the navy
IN war. Provisions for retirement IN
this revenue cutter service would be
extended 10 the life saving service.
The committee also decided to IA
vorably report Senator Barkhead's Dill
for four new revenue cutters
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British King Enjoys a
Great Baseball Game
CONTINUED From FIRST Page.D
he result of the game was

The game went eleven innings. Daily
the first man up il the eleventh in
ming, won f"r Chicago With a home
run.
At the era % The ninth inning tho
score was ned with two runs fer each
side. In the first half Of tire tenth the
New York team got . Lead of two
runs. This was tied - the second
hale by CutaeIder Crawford who
knocked home run and brought IN
= man from second.
IN the eleventh inning the New 7 oriI
batters went out in crder. Then DAILY
came to hat and ended tue game with
hit which landed high up in the
bIeacheTs.
Despite the soggy diamond, King
George end the thirty thousand spec
tators saw q splendid Display or the
American national game. Ills najestg
showed intense interest N every play
When Faber. IN the middle Of the
game retired Chicago with three men
on bases ard only one out, the king
anplauided as wildly as any OF the
American spectators.
The king told Ambassador Page, who
throughout ha6 been coaching him as
to the intricacies of the game, that
he had thoroughly enjoyed the after
noon. One Of the royal party, the Earl
Of Chesterfield, had his tie PIN, valued
at $4,000, stolen.
The batteries were:
Chicago, Benz, Scott and Bliss; New
York, F,aber and Wingo. Umpire, KLEIN.
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Dodson's Liver Tone viii Keep Il
Working and Make You Feel Well
and Clean-Ne Bad After
Effects.

II you have allowed your fear Of
calomel to keep you from toning up
your liver when it gets a little slug
gish and Iszy-try Dodson's Liver
Tone, and not5 how quickly and harm
lessly It starts the liver and relieves
constipation and bilious attacks
When you take Dodson's Liver Tone,
you do not have to stay IN the house
all day None Of the weakening and
harmful sfter- effects Of caiUmel and
harmful after effects OF caIomel follow
its ust- blossoms Liver Tone is a
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WILL RESTRAIN
THEPAYMEnTOF
FIRE INSURANCE
c. n. WHiTTEMoRE OF TAMPA,
BRINGS A BILL OF COMPLAINT
AGAINST Mr.. AND MRS. C. W.
UPP.

Petitioning that restraining order
be issued directed TO Mrs. Alma z.
Upp and c. w. Upp, her husband. G.
H. Whittemore, Of Tampa, through his
attorney. f. w. Marsh, yesterday died
a bill Of complaint in the circuit court,
in which he alleges THAI the defend
ants entered into contract with hira
by which he was to purchase the home
which was recently destroyed by fire.
The petitioner asks that three in
surance companies be restrained from
paying the defendants $4,000, the
amount Of insurance carried on the
home, pending the settlement Of his
claim
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UNCALLED FOR
LETTE RS At
POST OFFICE
LIST OF LETTERS RGssAINiNG AZ
POST OFFICE DURING THE PAST
WEEK.

When calling for these letters, please
say Advertised"
MEN.
A-George Antha, DR.. J. Franklin
Allen. Warren Age, Aron Ard, Dean
AIvord.
B-Rchard Bremen. Boston Byrd, J.
B. Barnfield. W. Z. Berg, John Brom-
field.
CT. W. Cooper. Paul Crockett.
D-Tom Davies. W. r. Davis, Frank
Deans, Ed Drane.
E-Roland A Evans.
G-Jim Gray, J. w Frank Gaus, Cal
Ora, w. s. Guest.
H-WilIiam Harris, Va. W. Hopkins,
H. H. Horn, n. r. Hirsch, :. Hard
ing. Joe Holiday Eaygood Hubbard,
O. 0. Huckeby, w. A. HUMPHREYS,
J-David Johenes. Clark Nj. Jones,
Miles Jones, Dudley Johnson, John
Lasker care Frank Banks.
M-George Mccormick, Q. B. Man
ley, Frank Marlin. Jack c. Murray. c.
Fl. Moulton.
N-National Bank OF Pensacola 2. f.
B. Medley.
O-Sam Onion.
P-s. Parciorioas, Il. NJ. Patee, Pol
lock & Berhimer.
R-B. Rhodas.
Sc. Scott 2, w. c. spearman, A.
E. Stevenson, Harold Slaney. Ernest
Stevens. Dock Serveas. Robert Smith,
DR.. C. B. Smith, r. @. Smith, Patrick
Smith.
Tt. w. ToIin. Peter Thomas. joe
Turner.
v-Dr. Horace vandervoort.
W-Rev. f. w. Watson. ]. A.
weane, George wipphrars, Wafton
Williams 2, Arthur Wilson, Aron
Wright.
WOMEN.
B-Malenda Bentt. Lula Be-e. FL
len s. Bell, Louise Beilny, Miss VIII
Bene, Annie E. Brown. Mary Bowl
Essie n. Brussard, Kathleen Burns.
Nellia Byirds.
C-Mary Carter. Cell;e Cherry. Jul9e
Cross. Charlie Crenshaw.
D-Pfnkie Duggles.
E-Eltzabeth Edwards. care Mrs. r
L. Edwards, Mrs. W. 3. Engebretsen.
Fannie Fireman. 2.
G-Eitree Carton Rosie Graham.
H-Miss z. e. Hawthorne Willie
Bell Henderson. Miss P. 3. Hicks. Be
atrice Hills, Matte Hinas. Florence
Houston. EuEenia Hooks. AExnatins
Hunter.
Mrs. louie Jones. Temps Jones,
Annie johnson.
Mrs. =. r. Lake. Leener Light
M-Matt.e Mcmillan, Frances Afoors,
Hazel Moore Sarah Moore.
N-Victoria Nix.
C-Susls Owens
P-Mrs Charles Pavey. Blanch
Pearce. Miss L. II. Peltier
R-Charlo-tA Ruby. Mary RusseIe.
S-Arnie Scales. Hattie Senior. EN-
ma Simpson. Filler Springer, Eima
Marie Stewart Mrs. rs. A. Stephens
Rllbv Steward. Mary Stevenson, Mrs.
Brester Sweet.
Truth Taylor. Ester Thomas, Do
vie Tunlin Anna Turner.
V-Mrs. Lee Virdict
w-JuIy Watson. Mrs Georgia
Worntry.
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BUSY
ANNUAL MEETING
BY ASsOCATEp PRESS.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 28.-The Ma
JionaI Education Association continued
IL convention here today. H s. VIII
SOC superintendent of schools Topeka,
Kiss, delivered a report on economy
~ time IN education. participated IN
bs- } =. Hosfc, Chicago Normal college,
ana 4 A. Jessup. University OF iowa
The round table" was participated IN
by Martin c.. Brumbaugh, Philadel-
phia; David Snedden, Boston. and
Other college presidents, school super
intendents and state commissioners.
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CONTINUED From First Page.)
Carranza and favorable reports on his
character We're transmitted to Presi
dent Wilson by William Bayard Hale.
Should it develop, however, that Car
rama is without control over Villa, it
is more than probable that relations
with Carrdnza will be viewed by OFF,
cfals as OF less Importance hereafter.
Persons in a position 20 know the
viewpoint of the president and his cab
met officers say the disposition of the
administration is to insist upon the
facts of the Benton episode and pos
session of the body for medical ex-
animation. but that there Is nothing
yet to Indicate critical stage.
Another published report which at
tracted the attention of officials was
that the American embassy in Mexico
City had been equipped with machine
guns. The only arms there, it was
said, are several rifles. imported just
before the street lighting that ended
in President Maderos downfall.
NEED NEW POLICY,
Representative Kahn, republican, of
California, in an address IN the house
today expressed the hope that the ad-
ministrau ms Mexican policy soon
would bring about peace end tranquil
ity in the Southern Republic. While
opposing armed Intervention, he as
serted that the present policy. unless
speedily and radically changed, must
inevitably lead to armed intervention"
THE fact that it became necessary
TO issue a proclamation removing the
embargo on arms to be shipped into
Mexico" Representative Kahn said. 'fs
practically an admission of the failure
of the policy OF 'watchful waiting
Deadly drifting is a much more ac-
curate description of the administra-
tons policy. And since the embargo
has been removed, what +, : happened?
Additional murder, additional bawless-
ness for which we are probably re-
sponsible.
Mr.. Kahn urged that renewed ef-
forts be made to restore peace in Mex
leo. He expressed the belief that IL
this government were to invite the CO.
operation of Argentina, Brazil and
Chile in an effort to solve the Mexican
difficulty, peace and order soon would
be restored in that country. He de-
clared that he did not want to see
armed Intervention in Mexico, con-
tending that the United States had no
right to do SO.
I'VE have interviewed politically al
ready" he said. and in my humble
judgment it was a mistake to have
done so. And it is going TO prove
most expensive experiment. To my
mind all of Mexico would not repay
the tears of the widows nor the wall
ing OF the orphans that would result
as consequence of our armed inter-
vention"
Discus sing the Monroe doctrine
which. he said, had come o stay, Mr..
Kahn said the time also had come
when this government should invite to
conferences on questions affecting the
welfare of the states on the Ameri-
can hemisphere those Latin-American
republics whose governments are
stable, such as Argentina, Brazil, and
Chile
The cooperation with us OF those
states extending the hand OF friend
ship and fellowship for ths amicable
settlement of difficulties that confront
the Inhabitants of any Latin-American
republic he declared, Twill have
great influence in establishing stable
government in all OF the republics on
the Western continents"
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BIG SAILING SHIP is
q LONG TIME OVERDUE

New York. Feb. 26.-Anxiety IS felt
for the safety Of the William p. Frye.
q full rugged American ship that has
not been heard Of since February 15.
She was bound from New York for
san Francisco with $500 tons OF bar
ley,
On February IS she was spoken by
the steamer city OF Augusta when only
few miles off Montauk Point. Her
agents believe that she was blown
south and took the open seas FOR safe
~.
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'Backache! ne?--
Oh No. Not Nov. "
No Backache or Kidney Trouble or
Rheumatism for ROOT JUICE
users-Guaranteed.

GLORY. what relief. I could scream
with Joy and happiness 10 think that
now get up every morning and go about
all day without a sign OF that aching
soreness" That's what people are saying
who have suffered from weak kidneys,
backache and rheum tism for years. No
wonder. You'll feel like sCrea ming with
joy yourself. You've suffered with your
aching kidneys ar back, for so long IL
has become almost a part of your life
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GO TO DEMAND THE BODY
OF MURDERED TEXAS RANCHER

Laredo. Tex. Feb. 26.-United States
Consul Garrett and S. J. Hill. Of La
redo. brother-in-law Of Clemente Yer
CARA were expected today to reach the
scene OF Vergara's execution by Next
can fedsrals near Fiidalgo, Mex. In
anticipation OF their report on the
circumstances on the death of the
Texas ranchman, the border country
was stirred as by no other event since
the Mexican warfare began.
The consul's visit TO Hidalgo today
was largely TO formally demand that
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Red
= 10 O

10 good hiood-blood that nour-
ishes the whole body, and enabiss
every organ TO perform it's fune-
tions naturally. Many people owe
IL TO HOODS sARSAPARiLLA,
which relieves serofuia, eexerna,
psoriasis, and all blood hurnocs.
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NEW SUITS FILED.
worntry.

The following new suits were tiled
yesterday IN the office Of the clerk
Of the circuit court:
Mcmillan Mill Co. VS.. W. p. Beard.
damages $500: Blount & BIount &
Carter, attorneys for plaintiff
A. Reid VS.. A. D. Lindsey. dam
ages $4,000: Reeves. Watson & Pasco
attorneys for plaintiff
L. Williams VS.. W. G. Thigpen, fore
closure: c. NJ. Jones and Reeves, Wat
son & Pasco, attorneys for plaintiff.
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The merchants are going
to have Dollar Day again,
you get great values for your
dollar on Dollar Day.
SOUTH CAROLINA HAD
VERY HEAVY SNOWFALL

Columbia, s. c., Feb. 26.--The snow
fall in Columbia reached a total &C IL?
inches last right, surprising al rec
ords Of the local weather bureau. Bust
ness was suspended today, schools
were closed, not q, street car moved
and Columbia's large suburban popu,a-
ton was snowbound. Snow is reported
from nearly every section of the state,
the heaviest fall in twenty years being
reported in some localities.
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Gus TeAAeL Oh DSiAA SJl4Ak7ANLSAy anu ely
rid Of II.
Listen You've wasted time and money
enough trying uncertain things. you've
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vegetable, harmless. safe, guaranteed
ROOT JUICE is gong to give YOU the
Rrandest surprise yCu ever experienced
in all the days Of your life. OF course,
you'll have to do your part and take IL.
Even ROOT JUICE can't help you until
Il gets into your system, but II you have
any idea what real relief viii be like,
you'll waste no time getting it. you're
and happiness every minute you delay
using 1t and you're enduring a lot OF
needless suffering. You'll See.
At any first class drug store YOU can
get large bottle Of ROOT JUICE for
dollar. That dollar buys relief that is
worth 4 hundred dollars to anybody who
knows what rheumatism baCkachc and
kidney misery is. Remember that dollar
not only pays for ROOT JUICE but Z
pays for relief; You've got to get relief
or get your dollar back. That's how good
ROOT JUICE is. No relief no pay, that's
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This time ger ROOT JUICE and relief
Don't put off and don't let anybody tell
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win do. You'll surely earn his or her
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Sold here by V. F. BaIkcom Drug Co.
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GEN. VILLA AGAIN SAYS
HE WILL REFUSE PERMISSION

chihuahua, Mex, Feb. 36--General
Villa today reiterated that he would
permit The examination but rot the re-
moval Of the body Of William s. Ben
ton, which he asserts is buried here
He said that represent atives OF Ameri-
can and British governments and of
the widow alone would be permitted
to view the body.