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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
FOURTEEN MEN AND
TWO WOMEN RESCUED

New Orleans. Jan 2s-A story of
SIX DAYS spent by fourteen men and
two women lB the afterdeck house
1T their haif submersed vessel while
food and water ran short was told ia
letter Received here today from a
member of the crew - the American
bark Ethel u neynt0n. which found
cred off the cuban coast. January 10
Captain Ensrav Waidemar his wife
and daughter and twelve members II
the crew were rescued January rs.
Just before the ship broke up. the let
Ter said.
Tire letter was written al santiago.
Cuba. where the Ward line steamer
AAnzan4lg hnGed the party after
taxing them OH The vessel sank. the
letter said. Ia shallow water. many
miles from land Little food ana wa-
TER Nas saved before the ship sci.
tied. and members of the crew tha
letter said. PINT themselves on snort
fatiaRs that the two women rniabf
have feed ana drinks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
Entrance Into Capital BY Car
alzista Leader Is Met with
Little or No Opposition BY
Residents.
TROLLEY CARS HELD UP
BY ZAPATA'S SOLDIERS
Commanding General Of Ia
yading Force Rides Calmly
Qann Cann,nai cfraot ood
y9Wil fNlNiHal OF Ett dfiH
Takes Up Headquarters.


Mexico eifF Jan tS-geueral Az
far0 0breEan ire Gnrranzi leader az
the head Gf bis troops. entered Next
CD cry shorty after : o'clock this
afternoon
AZ first be met with little or 90 re-
sisfancc, hai Wheu the national pail
nee was reached shots from the salhe-
arai roof ard other buildings nearby
caused hrs soldiers ~ otau no q fusil-
AIDE wslch. however. lasted bat q short
time After The fighting was over q
Correspondent counted three persons
inE deal iu fn+ alaaa.
$50 frgsr atlard - she Zaultlzfar
ieft tae eify as General ODreg8n en-
tered. holding % street cars at the
peint ~ rifles la order e. comman-
deer the same for transportation az
flr as The Suburbs
All commercial houses and banks
were closed bat aside from the shoot
.ns on the main piaza the entry 0f the
Cerran1a forces caufed no aistur-
t@nces
After ttslns possession of else a.
rWnal paiaee General 0hreenn. lead
ing hs troops. rode doWn san Fran
clsrG street a. has newly established
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
GfgsMaN~ MAJ f1YF
ATTEMPTS ~ BlTHtNE

pars Jan ex Uses ~ -~A ftes
hsNne tenetutfatcd barge forces be-
f4ean - tasfr md f'eehnbert. Says
4 HaYas peas a9encF dlrpateh from
Aomer nndtr date ~ Ianlmry 20 the
ffenaarf ATTEMPTED ID treak through
fhe Fines Or ne alliFs in an effort fa
eArtare fsTthane
The attack was commenced early -
rar morning. The infanrry Being sup
ported Is artillery and armored
trains Flse sttemptA were made but
nil wera HnsnreeeAfai The Germana
went as isf - The church CO.. Given
rhY- ifsz RS 4ee
FItree bayanei fFh;lnx. The als.
paich cDntin4tH. waH Incident 10 the
Aaifi. ana ihs earnavs was great
Nermailes Giyenchy and GnlnehY
were covered with bodies % Germans
Areuriing ~ prisoner. fhf
maaaRs concludes. his attack was
planBed several Gays b fore. Emperor
william himself going a. fahaaee a.
study the disposition ~ ths troops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
DANIEL G. REID OUT OF
C, R, 0, & P, DIRECTORATE

New York, Jan. 2S.--Financtal cir
cies heard tonight apparently well
~ ihensicated reports, that Daniel &.
Reid. chairman u the board Of the
Chicago. Rock Island x Pacific rail-
waYs had resigned as a director. 1t
was understood that his resignation
was 10 take effect immediately, al
though the annual meeting OF the
company, which has been postponed
several times, will not be held untli
March u.s.
are resignation was said to have
been offered several DAYS ago about
the time it became known thar a
proxy committee for the Rock Island
stoc knelaers was to me named. The
proxy committee has announced that
u desires proxies 20 elect four direc-
tors agreeable 70 the general body
OF stockholders TIE directors whose
terms expire or March is are Mr.
Reid and Robert Walker Of this eiis.
and Edward :. Moore ana John j.
Mitchell Of chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
bLUECHER' s CREW
MET FATE WITH
UTMOST COURAGE
German Marines and Sailors
Shouted "Hochs" as Vessel
Sank After Center Blow
From British Torpedo.


London. Jan. - (f:53 a. m.1-The
Daily Telegraph prints today an in-
teraHting story Of the last moments Of
the German armOred cruiser Blnecher
which wis sunk Ia last sundays en-
gagemeHt between the British and
German squadrons IN the North sea.
The story is prefaced hy a record 81
tile return ~ the British hght cruiser
Arcthusa and the entire mosquito
squadron 10 is base. Except IN the
ease of the torpedo boat destroyer
Meteor the correspondent says. there
was not a single casualty % any kind
in the line ~ the small boats and
every vessel If this squadron is as GO
70 fight again as it was the dag it left
port.
The correspondent adds that when
the Arethusa fred two torpedoes al
the Bluecher. that cruiser had no
way on and was an easy target The
second torpedo hit her squarely
amidship ana tore such q tremendous
hole In her that she sank az once
lIeroism OF Germans.
The last scene on the Bluecher
proved the heroism Of the German
sailors who were lined Up along her
rail. aware that the ship was doomed.
The correspondent saws that the men
dotted their hats and joined in a
chorus Of "hochs, as she began TO
sink
Warning shouts Of Jump went
up from the decks of the Arethusl
and the sea quickly was dotted with
life beIted men from the Bluecher.
many of whom had been badly
wounded BIZ shell splinters In some
asses the nerves ~ the men had
broken uuder the terrible ordeal they
had endured.
Joy OF the Rescued.
The joy Of the officers at being res
sued found expression in gifts Of
rings. watches aud money To the res
cuers The British sailors wanted to
refuse these, but the Germans pressed I
he gifts on them, saying tYou have Z
#Aved our lives Take these as little /
The German sailors .
naturally had nothing to offer but I
hey We're profuse in their expressions T
Il gratitude. They made persistent 1
equests Of their British foes for
cigarettes
The British light cruiser Aurora.
ccording 70 the correspondent, was
n action with the German Iignt
ruiser Kolberg, shooting away her
nidship funnel while her guns raked
he German boat. When last seen By
he Arethusa. the correspondent de-
Iares. the Kolberg was in "A sinking
pnditi0n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
USING SOAP
SP0ILS THE HAIR

Soap should be used very sps.
ingly. II at all. II you want 10 kees
vopr hair looking it's best. NM,
soaps and prepared shampoos eor
tain too much aikali This drle'
the scalp, makes the han brata
and ruins Il.
The best thing for steady pse /.
just ordinary mukified cocoann5
Oh (Which b. pllrc and efeasrleeT
its cheaper and better than eesn
or anything else you can use
One or two teaspoonfuls Win
cleanse the hair ana SCALP tbor'
1ughly Simply moiEten the hair
with water and rub Ii Do. lt ma,es
nm abundance Of rich. cream.
lather which rinses out easily a.
moving every particle Of dnsi. d.n
daudrnff and excessive oil. NM
hair dries quickly and evenly. ana
il leaves the scalp soft ana nv
hair fire aud silky. bright MS.
iruus. fluffy and easy 20 MANAGE
You can pet mulsified cocoannt
Oh at ans pharmacy. and fow
ounces viii supply every member
of fhe family for months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
PLEASED WITH
PROGRESS OF WAR
nv soHsNa JouRSAL SPECIAL LEAsgp wrpsl
Mnainh Via Inndnn Ian % a.al

Munich tVla London Jan. -, $3.50
IN. m.) Ludwig Ganghofer. the
author, recently spent an evening
with Emperor William at headquar-
ters Recalling a previous meeting in
the spring, the emperor greeted the
writer with. who could have dream
ed then what since has happened and
that we should meet again--in
France ?''
The emperor. whose step was
quite elastic and whose manner had
assumed an even greater dignity dur
ing the twenty-four weeks Of the
war, praised the work of the Bava-
rian troops. saving.
Fine fellows, They have done good
stiff work, and, thank God. things are
moving forward everywhere"
There were only ten guests pres
ent 81 dinner which was of Spartan
simpheity-baked fish. cold meat.
boiled potatoes and fruit. with war
bread, in the use Of which the en-
peror sets an example to his sub
Jeets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

PetreErad. Jan. es--The general
stair 10 the Russian army To-day gave
ont e communication on the progress
ef the fighting with the TeutonIe al
Lies IL Is dated January ~. and
reads ln part as follows
ln Fast Prussia, fighting has con-
unued IN the region ~ Malwischken
and Imsdehnen
con the right bank of the lower
Nistula there took place again az ar
ullery enlargement ana encounters
with advance PARTIES ~ the enemy.
IN front 80 This river. fl the neigh
hornoad g skampa. we were success
tal ln fofcins back several German
hattaiiors.
In Galicia the engagements are de-
Neiuping an "A large scaie. The front
exiends from Mount pukla 10 Mount
N yszkow on che riEht wing Of this
front we have captured Toe prisoners
and two machine guns.
- r t7y-a AZ fanuart- g in
the vicinity 0f Wahputnh. to the
southwest Ut kimpolnng thare was an
artillery engagement
The general staff of the Russian
army ef the Caucasus. gives out an
official announcement. ia part az foi-
on the morning 81 January &C.
Furk 81 forces in the vicinity of Sus-
tan selim IN the Trharuk country. d.
l4tefed a series of vigorous attacks on
uur positions am ~ which We re-
pulsed In the vicinity Of piti, fifty
nss miles west x kars the TURKS,
following their custom 81 recent days
q taking the offensive. sent forward
an euVeioping column This column
was, however. thFawn back hy Us and
the Turks sustAined heavy losses.
IN Axerhaiian province. Persia. the
activity 81 the eaemy il increasing. :"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF COUNT FEITING

Denver, Jan. 2S.-Willlam n Won
Richie and his wife, Lucy vou
Richie. were arrested here today BY
Rowland K Goddard, federal secret
service agent, on the charge OF coun-
terieiting According TO the police.
Won Ritchie threw a complete coun-
terfeiting outfit into Cherry creek
just before his arrest. A part Of such
an outfit has been recovered.
A file, a pair OF plyers and two bot
ties containing drugs. the police say
We're found in the womans possession
in the matron's quarters tonight. The
officers believe the material was
smuggied to Mrs. won Richie after
her arrest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
Firemen Want Teei-Iatlan.

SANTA Fe, Jan. 2s.-A concerted ef-
fort hy firemen will be made To have
the legislature trent the fire COM
paHIes more literally. It is pointed
out that with a few exceptions, New
Mexico municipalities have only vol
uuteer companies who have been put
ting up 20 a large extent the money
to buy fire equipment as the appro-
priation from the state is insufficient.
Deming has Just bought an autOmo-
bile fire engine Of the latest pattern
and Santa Fe has en- automobile fire
truck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
TIVE cENTs PROVES 1T

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ana Group Foley kidney Pflis. for
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

Paris Jan, gs uusae j.. m1--Tha
following official communication was
isased ~ the war office tonight.
9n the nlGht IT January g5 ana
s. 40 attack ~ the Infantry ~ ne
nemy wa2 delivered r. the north
sast q Iennabeke there was a har,-
baramenf hy the eaerr...A aa1 .ts-
Isn't rifle firing
Al artillery duel occurred on The
Aisne and Ii the Argsnne thAra was
eanaonAdtng CA all sides. In Alxaee
e the northwest II Ammer zweHler
eur troops malntainea thelF positions
notwithstanding violent bernhard.
ment during the day u me tarrilbrg
which they had gained ana succeeded
IN orgauixing for themselves.
quiet prevailed along The remain
der Of the front"
RE rrench war office this after
n0on gave cut aa offieiai statement
IA part as follows
January 81 was the anniversary az
the birthday og Emperor William 81
Germany Our AIleIaaFles an.
bounced for this daY Is yey& nartie.f-
FAR effort. but II IL was maize 81 them
i did not result TO their advantage,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

Santa Re, Jan. 2S-Samuel T.
Wolfe. Of Manchester. Tenn. who Is
automohiling over New Mexico ~
find = location where he can raneb
spent part Of his time at the Museum
Of New Mexico and viii from hora
go 10 the Mesilla valley. Charles Favs-
ton, Of Pike, y, H.. who is a relative
y one Of the commanding officers in
Custers massacre. was another vfsi-
TOT Others who registered We're
4. Sena and Pedro l. Montana 81
Park Springs. Seneca h. Carcia Al
huaueraue; r. z. Farley, Mountain
air. II. Y. Parker. Dick Gilbert nsn-
ysr: J. ". Hickson. Denver. Gaorra
\ n ssirsser. Detroit; Frank P, Faiyey.
Salt Lake City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
Official Reports From Press Bureaus
Of Belligerent European Nations

The day was q good enc for rs
along al the front Every German
attack was repulsed while every
French attack made progress.
In Belgium the positions % the
enemy we're shelied ard several ct
his trenches we're demolished.
In the region of Craonnc. the to-
tai LOSSES suffered By the Germans
ca the goth and 18fh of January an
daubtedly reached the equal OF one
brigade Ga brigade 10 the German
army totals s.N0g mem. our loss in
dead. wounded and missing for these
tWo days Il about see men.
Judging from the number 81 dead
found ON the field Of battle. January
IS. IS and " % the east Of Ypras. az
IA Bassee. az Craenne. Ia the Ar-
Eonne, In the Woevre and in TIE Vos-
Ees, the losses 90 the enemy during
these three DAYS would appear "a Sc
greater fhan 20 eco mon"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
LABOR LEADERS
AND ROCKEFELLER
IN COME RENCE
Both Sides Decline to Discuss
Drift Of Conversation Dur
ing Talk of Two and One
half Hours.

Sew York Jan 38-Juhn n.
Roekefallef Jr ANA representatives
uf The mime workers of Colorado met
ana talked to-day for two and O half
hours iu the offices of tha president
&c the Rockefeller foundation at 40.
% broadway The conditions Of the
employees ~ the Colorado Fuel and
iron comp ny If which Mr. Rookie
Teller. Dr.. IS q director were dis
eussad
After Che conference neither Mr..
Rockefeller nor the miuers officials
would discuss the talk In detail Mr.
Rockefeller would say oniy that there
had been an exchange of views and
taat the union men had given him
some Information as 90 conditions
which he was glad 70 know
Those in Conference
There was present in the conference
besides SIR Roe kefenfr. William Lyon
Mackenzie kiag head % the indus
trial relations division Of the Rookie
Teller foundation. Starr j Murphy.
member 81 the personal staff Of John
H. Rockefeller Sr Frank J. Hayes.
vice president of the United Mine
Workers ~ Americ John r. Law
son, international executive board
member IL the United Mine Workers.
ana Edward L. DOYLE. secretary OF
district IL Of that organization.
The conference was arranged after
the close Of Mr. Rockefener's exam
ination before the United States COM
mission en- Industrial relations. yes
terday. and suhseQ uent interview be-
tween Mother Jones and Mr..
Rockefeller.
Little Information Given Ont.
The discussion lasted from 80 I'M
tii o'clock The six men SAT around
"a table in Mr. Rockefellers offices
and questions were asked and
answered hy both the representatives /
% capital ANA of Labor. When the
miners officials left the room they
would only say
We had pleasant talk and an ex-
change OF views about conditions (
Don't ask US any leading questions. /
See Mr. Rockefeller"
The miners representatives would
not say whether they expected to have
another talk with Mr. Rockefeller. !
They viii be in New York for sew
eral days
Mr. Rockefeller came ont Of the
conference room a few minutes later.
fAA fAaA tlEN ~AhF an fAtfNNFA NAfk NA ,
the conference As h. had done after
bis talk with Mother Jones on the
previous day.
No New Suggestions.
ct was just an Informal. unofficial
.als." he said, replying to questions.
They gave me certain facts about the
situation ii Colorado that 7 am glad
.o know and there was q general talk
N the situation. No new suggestions
we're made"
When are sou going to Colorado" ,
Mr.. Rockefeller was asked.
II YOU can tell me that | should be :
glad to know. he replied. f,
Perhaps NOT until spring." was the j
lext query. ID
y cannot tell" he replied. There J
re certain things upon which that s
vii depend.
Mr Rockefeller was asked II he had t
cen the statement given out by
Mother Jones earlier in the day. G
aiilng on him u make good on his I
romise f1e said that he had not
cen the statement +
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
GENERAL CALM PREVAILS
ON SERBIAN FRONTIER

Paris. Jan. - (fss9s a. MIA
dispatch 10 the Hagas AGENCY from
Nish serbia says
The calm along tie entire Ser
ilan front IN broken gniy - a few
sk.rniahe2 An aeroplane has flown
over Belgrade and dropped bomb
near the ministry ~ war The bomb
tailea % explode Handhlls inviting
ere population "a cease lighting have
besu distributed In the city.
ARTILLERY engaHcmenfs are report
"a Ia TIE region ~ the Iron Gates.
naar Marchosa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
CARRANZA AR,N SAID
To RE ~ SUBURBS

Mexico CltE I1l. -S.--A telephone
nessigc iaa received here ttieH e.
mt annauugas thaE The advance
suard ~ fhe Cauanza army IS eater
ing tladlupe. suburb four miles
narEu IN she capital
The f1Fets ~ General Zapata have
rhtreltei without fighting.
Iha main body oE the iuvaaiag
1rmF IS at 'fixaran. seven miles south
90 Mexico Ciiy
Tie indications are thst the capl-
tal Hii 81 efarlsfrI without ras.s-
Gnee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

Berlin. Jan. Is lby wireless 10 Lon
Con. g.t0 y. ~. THE war office to-
dE save cut a statement Ia part A.
ialioaa
Western the4feF 81 war. on the
heights " fraaane. about SOC me-
gefs 81 trenches adjoining On the east
of the position we captured on the
90 before yesterday we're taken from
tHo enemy. French attacks were re-
puisea wlfhnat disfie;..;y.
The enemy has suffered heavy
'eases Ia the battles between the z5th
aEd 9th ST January.
Eastern theafer ~ var: Unim-
refiant attempts Of tbs enemy 90
make an attack northeast % Oumbiu-
men were repeiifd
Near hle2ams ia tho northeast OF
tternfe lnear the west pfu6siau bor-
der 81 Poland. q Russian division
Naa repaiaea. Otherwise there are no
changes be Poland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
CARA RTPoRTED STILL
IN NATIONAL CApTrAT.

El Pas0. Tex. Jan. IS - Neither
Gen. Rogue Gonzales Cara nor the
VITA army has evacuated Mexico
CITY. according - an officiai state
ment issued to-day b. the villa mili-
afy authorities at faarsz. II was
deglared that Gonzales Cara. IN a
telegram sent from the capital, has
denied reports Il bis flight. 81 any
danger that the Carranxa forces
might occupy The city The ofTirial
bulletin said
The provisional president OF Mex
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

fieuaa, Jan. - (Yia London. III 20
y m.f~~ The official statement issued
ludaY lyH
fae NasayE valley has been clear
ea u tee enemy The Russians Who.
Nith strong forces. bad penetrated me
aflks 81 Ear as the region n.lrth Of
NHermezo tflpnNaFyl were obliged
siertay o. abandon their last
strongly fortified position We cap-
faffH furan yesterday Ga the pur-
sat Sc reached Wysxkow. where en-
Aasemenis against ths hostile rear
kard began again.
3B tee heights north ~ keger-
aaaeafss aud near Nafovac lhH nus-
Hse'rz tftrsi - rrias- their Lost posi-
thns bat were repsised we captured
iHa prisoners aul five machine eliuH
4n che rest - The frunt Ia the
sarmihans there has been ne snb-
s#ntA change Fast of the Nan8aK
tranquility prevails
Hefe Dave nven amall actions and
aFnAtefk enNaEemenis iu west Gallcia
and Poland
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

use the Turkish troops - distract the
Kaeslans attention from the main war
thoHfeF IN Poland and Gahria. The
Germans consider Il important 70
keep the RAssian froups Ia The Cnu-
casbs hoping thus % improve the
chances q the Ausirlaus ID The Car
rtiillaes where 3 general haffic Is de-
vpinplnz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
BIRMINGHAM BANK
FORCED TO LlQUIDATE

klfmlHghans. Ala. Jan rs Dire
tots az the Jefferson County Savings
hsnk. announced tonight that the in
mfutlun has suspended and is affairs
were IA he hands II the state bank
ins department No details were
made public.
The bank Il capitalized at $500 aa6
and IA rs last report It's surplus IS
sipsn az tzsas0e Its December
sAlement gave rs deposits as tise3S..
t2f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
DUKE. CITY
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29

idftHNlas NHaaiH iva fAft-, Jan
-, 1915 a. M The steamer Larri-
naga from the United states has
landed SEQ tons - wheat here The
wharves arc ALREADY encountered with
vast Quantities ~ eeFsaia from other
steamers for which no purchases caa
he found
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
CLEANCOAL
IS OUR
SPECIALITY
AZTEC FUEL
COMPANY
Phone PSI
w hat Leads to
tuberculosis?

In the opinion Of many msdical authori.
tirs. the development 81 pulmonary tuber.
eulo~is lconsumptionl is hastsned. ii moi
actually prrcipifated, by loss Of lime
from the system. Where there Is a decalel.
ncafiOn. the lime salts must be supplled
incidentally says Dr.. }. ". Carhart. Of
sun antonio. Texas. IN The May. 1913 ia
.ue ~ ~Medieal Progress"
To supply those necessary SALTS has. FL
many Instances proved difficult matter.
since in sme forms they are Hot easily as.
simlAlle
Do Eekman's Alternative however calcium
aiulai rs 81 combined with other remedial
agents 80 t9 b- assimiiafed bT the aecfara
person without digestive disturbance ani
thF n part s. due the aaccesa Of ihis
zemesT iu the treatment 20 tuberculosis
and chronic throat cad bronchial affections
We make ~ hoastfui claims f9r Eek.
mans Alternative. hut a careful record ~
results obtained during years % widespread
use warrants The assertion that many such
eases apparently have yielded to &C.
It contains ~ epiafes narcotics or habit.
forming drugs hence its use Is not attend.
ed with azaser. Year draEsist has u ar
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