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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

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i'll Die 9eadriht bon anoerer Geite
nod nidt beItdtigt.
Die 6iterreidiid) nngariidem
Srnppen baben iuGbrenO oes Wto=
mats sSnIi 527 rmi7iide Dffisiere nnb
126,311 rniIiidJe Solbaten sefan-
gen genpmmen; ferner baben iie Isl
&nnOnen nnb 202 MaIdpinenseidiite
erbeittet.
Die oeittfde Grie9slcitang per6f-
fentlidJt naditebenbe glnsabem iiber
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iterreidj Bis jett in bieiem Griese
erobert babem mnb iiber Bic erbentc-
ten 8eidiite: 9entidJlamb nnb Oe-
iterreidj babem in gelgien $4,000
lnabratfilpmeter in geiit, in
TranfreidJ 21,OO0, in 9ankIanb
10000 mnb i'm fransSiiiden Gl-
|iaf 10000. Die GAIL Ser ariess-
eefansenem, bic in 0alisien gemadjt
iunroen nno Die iid in 6entiden Ge=
fangenenlngern nn6 6pipitGlern BE-
finben, betrGst 938,S69; in Der les
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anf benz @ege nnd ben bemtfd.m
2agern iinb 10000; in Ceiterreidj-
llnaarn befinben iid) 636,543 Sc
fangeme, i'm Wansen betrGst oie GAIL
Der 0efangenem alio 1,695,3f2.
0emtidllano fat jett in ieinen ga-
germ $500 Dffisiere nmo 100000
Solbatem, Die in 9inflamh gcfanaen
gtnpmmen ipnrben; Ceiferreid) ba.
$3.50 Sffi5iere nno $4,000 Golba-
ten, sufammem befin6en iid alio Ia
OentfdIanS mno Ceiterreidj $3.50
Sffisiere Mn0 1,320,0OO Solbaten,
bic in &,tklanb sefansen semommen
iunroen. Nnf ben bentiden Gam
melplGten iparcn bis Wfitte eSin:
5843 erbemtete TtI6geidate nus
1856 Naidinenseidake einaetrof-
fen. 0abei baben bic Srnppen bie-
le crbemtefr Weldiite bel iidJ bebaI-
ten, nm iie iueiter sm bennken. Gie
senane GAIL Der erbenteten WeIdibe
1T nidt 81 befummem, aber man
nimmt an, baf i'm Uanaen 1000
aanunen nnb 5000 WnldlinenaeIdlii-
tc erbeutet iin6.
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rer @eiie bnrdj Oit Yrenhem nadl
Berlin snriifsefebrt. ssett iperben
bic ensliidjen geridteritatter moi
enoIid) NIT bem bl16Fnnigem Sc
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id)aM balten, anfb5rem,
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aren5 eriter 6lai1e erbalten baben,
befinbet iidj and Ser Cberitlentmaat
syrieorid Ncber bum 142. 9ieIerpe-
Snfanterie 9iesiment. Seine bier
S0bne baben alle bas eiierne Greus.
Sin frans6iiider 9emtnant, grma-
gnae NIT Namen, fat bic Gtabt
Wiinden 5a ieinem Grbem einseiett,
iueil cr bort ais beriunnoeter Sc
fangene 10 gut bebanbelt muroen isi. |
Der britiidJe 0ampfer o9iansa" i'll
BON einem oemtiden 1tnteriee6uut
perienft. Der aapitGn mno Elf Wsaun
ieiner Seiatnms iinb slaflidl aelan.
bet.
9nrdl bic rmiliidje 9nma nnS Sic |
rniiiidDem Sotidlaften lpirb Sas G|c.
riidDt, bak man im 9inflano NIT Der
sdtigfeit Gnsfanbs nmb ssranfreidvs
iebr nn5nfrieoem iei nnb bah 8iin.
Idle bc5iiglid) eines SeparatfrieSens
liant iuiiroen, fir falidj erflGrt.
8or einigen gaeen ipuroe gemel- |
Oct, oaB elmer inferer aoniulotsbe- |
anlten IN Berlin eiten iungen
Gngldnoer oitrh falide 9fusiagert su |
einem Bof berboIfen babe imo Der, |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
$cbarfc Kdmpfc rund uf11
lUdrlcbdu i'm 6dnqc.
Hreujer Hi,tre,,bnre.
HngebIidDe GrfoIge der Gngldnder auf 6allipoli
1sieiiee 111aiien pen 0efaneenen in
Deutieblanc nnn Oeiterreisb.

baftet fDproen lei eSebt miro
genleloet bob man auf @uni6 ua-
ierer 9tegierung i'm freiegegeben
babe uno 5uriidibide.
3iuiiden &iel nno 1ebmarm iDa
Elm oeutides ltmterieebupt sdiff-
br1td erlitten baben. Bon Ser ge-
iatmng iino adlt Terionen ertrnnfen.
Die engliibe Hegierllng bebaup-
tet, es itdnoen in 9elltldlanb ai,-
genblid 5ebn Millionen Welli1en IN
Dieniten Der Heeierlng. 9opon
Ieien bier Millionen aIs 5olooten
I'M Seloe Sic iibrigelt arbcitetell Eel
oen giienbabnen in oen gerelper-
fen in ben @affenfabrifen uitp. Sie
mil oamit beipeiien, ooB elm grober
Seil Der GiDilbep0lferung beute gum
Milit1roienit gerebtiet tperoen maB
lno ouB oober nnd oie bon ibr be-
i6lo9nabniten 2ebensnlittel fir
uaampfenoe" beltirnmt iparen.
8nnber6inge luer6eu BON einem
engliid)en nnterieebpDt er5abit, bns
BON ben 9arbamellem ans im's Wsar-
mora Meer norseornnsen lit. 9as
gpot fam 10 maize an &onltantinopel
lleran, Oaf es Sorpebos anf elm im
Soloenem 6prn Iiegemoes 2eidJter !
idiff abfenern fonnte. Gs bielt nit
ieimem 0eidoiien cine 3eitfana sic
Giienbabn aif, sic an Der Niifie
Sleinaiiens entlang laMit, idabigte
ben tiirfiiden sdiffsperfebr (iuomit
iupl Der ScrfeBr Der yppte amf bea
gosporms semeint iit), iinb periemfte
cin Jabrseds, anideinenb elm &amu-
nenbuot. qetteres iuirb iuul ni.f)t
mabr iein. 0enn iuiir6e es iuaGr
iein. iuiiroe man eS audi geaau iuti-
len, Sak cs Elm Sannnenbppt mar.
Gs iino aileenblidlid brei gsoten
Grglan6s iino cine gsote Geutihs
lanos IN oen @dnben unIerer Heaie-
rnng 9ie engfiihen geoten beih1f-
tigen iid ale nit Dem MeAt Der
glodaoe nno Der gerGnoeruna ocs
nelttralen 9anoeIs, ons gngIano fiir
iih beaniprudt. Die gintpanoe l,n-
ierer Megierilng peroen abaeipieien.
Us ipiro on 8orfomniiliiien aus Dem
giirgerfriege nabgeluieien, oaB I'M.
lere Negierung geiau nad oe1Ielben
Brin5ipien gebarloelt babe, rlad oe-
mem gnglano iett bonble. DAB gna-
lano aud 8aarenienollngen, sic
Sentihlarlo OIL neutrale Of1f)tc
ibift, nidt our6I1Bt, miro nit Dem
gangeitammten Sie6t@ elmer glof-
faoe- e-Waht erfldrt. Dem giniplirf
unlerer 9egierllng, Dob iie iih ni6t
an Die uSr6er in Council febre,
lonoern nur an Die Sabungen bes
golferrehts, miro olrd oie grftd-
rlng bebegnet boB Die ,Sroer in
Council" genait NIT oen Sabitnaen
oes Iolferredts iibereinItiinlne. Sin.
llrteil iiber Die 3oten nliiiien mir
natiirli6 5uriifboIten, bis iie perof-
feittlidt limo, mas in ocn n1dItn
Sagen geifeben miro. Die oellt-
l6e gtote bei6dftiet li1 nit ser Ser
itorllna oeS omerifaniihen Sdiffe8
p@m- T. SSrpe", Der ieiner3eit bon
Dem &reu5er yBrin5 gitel ssrieo.
rid" IN 8rllno gebobrt tpuroe. sic
anoert nidts an Dem Stanopunft Scr
oeutlden &egiering oaB fie our6
Cen 8ertrag pom Sabre 1928 5ur
3erltorllng oeS Sdiffes bered)tigt &c.
ipeien iei uno oaB 9lrnerifo nihts
neiter perlangen fonne oIs einl
8eloeitti6d6iqunq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
&nrSe lleberlitlt.

Der britiide 9ampfer u9ian=
90" lit in ben 0rmnb sebubrt.
Sdarfe aainpfe finocn rnnD
nm @aridan itatt.
Die GmglGnber melSem einen
ansebliden GrfOIs anf Galii-
puli.
Die bentid)en Werbiin6eteh
erringen bur @aridjan lueitere
Grfolse, bic ben Sling enser nu,
Die 9iniiem smiammensieben.
Gngliides llnterieebppt 1T
bis aonitantinopel bprsebrmn-
& gen.
Nitan lit BON ben 0entiden
besett.
Gin 6entid)er &renser erbalt
ben Sainen 6in6enbnrg.
9iieiige WiaiIen ppn 0efamsc-
men befinoeu iidj in 9entid.
lamb nn6 Oeiterreidj.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

8eltes Del irno @aiolin erb1lt
man bon Der Slimp Oil Go., 400
Sit-Gommeroe Ctr. Reies Gel. Era.
pis 2252. (g(m)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
8ebemflid)e 3nltinlmnna.

SD gebe Sbnen Die @erfiherlatg
obne auilIt fonnte neine Sran gar
ni6t lebetl
eDos merit mar ibr oleih an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

Sbe Melba, 3041a g. sflamo Str
Sfon moblierte 3immer. SO 50. ST
per @o6e 0eutfhe 2eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

Grapep's --grodett 1861, gaeues Eel.
$40. SdgIih @efliigel. grobufte, friif
alibereitete SIeifhiorten. Gdlat; Sdaiid
Sne3talitdten. S6nele abIiefeuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

Gier. Butter II. @efliieel 8. u. Saef.
ter. (gSboIeiale) Srabis 1913; Heiles
Sci 855.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03

wafs. g. O. Sarleb, alrsemeine 8e-s
ltd]eriin9. $40 Stuearinaen Bebdlloe.
Srabis 3406.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
DISTRESS IN SYRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. Sept. S-The
latest throng of refugees to be brought
here from Beirut by the United States
collier Caesar state that the economic
distress in Syria is becoming more
acute every day. Lack of transport
is in part responsible. Improper fuel
has burnt out the locomotives; so
there is only one train a week be-
tween Beirut and Damascus and the
Aleppo-Rayak service has been re-
duced to one train every three days.
Meantime the number of horses, mules
and camels is constantly reduced by
communicating Outbreaks are fear
ed as the result of famine There is
creditable rumor that the Turks are
cutting down olive threes for fuel
Many of these trees are centuries old
and their loss win bring further mis-.
cries after the war is over.
The Syrian Protestant College, an
American institution, not only has had
the compulsory teaching of Turkish
imposed on it by Djemal Pasha, but
the refugees say Turkish is also made
the principal language of instruction
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
WILEY JONES SETS TRAP FOR THE ENTIRE
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT, IS OPINION OF
PROMINENT MEMBER OF COCHISE COUNTY BAR
Lawyer States That Any Derogaon of Powers Vested in Con-
geSS BY the Federal Constitution BY the State of Arizona
Will Nuly the Entire Amendment If It Goes to the Supreme
Court OF the United States for Final Adjudication

That Wiley Jones. attorney general
Of the State of Arizona. is setting a
trap for himself in his recent stand
on the merits Of the United States
Supreme Court decision on the case
of the Adams Express Co VS. the
State of Kentucky, as it affects the
personal privilege contention as re-
CARDS the State of Arizona. is the
opinion of one of Cochise county's
leading attorneys.
III the lower court and the supreme
court, subsequently" stated the at
torney yesterday, uphold the Attor-
ney Generals contention that Arizona
can legislate on matters efecting in
terstate commerce. it viii mean that
the whole amendment will be declared
unconstitutional by the United States
supreme court when it is tried before
that tribunal"
"In the first place" said the attor-
ney the supreme court of the United
States always accepts the construc-
ton placed upon a state law by a
state supreme court The stand of
the attorney general to the effect that
the people of the state of Arizona,
through a constitutional amendment,
or through legislation, can take any
Of the powers which are vested solely
by the federal constitution in Con
gress, is erroneous in the extreme and
should it be upheld by the. state SUI
preme court will result in the com
plete notification Of the entire am
endment
Jones contends that the Kentucky
decision does not apply to Arizona as
the constitutional provision is that
liquor can not be shipped into Arizo-
ma even for personal use.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
COMPARISON OF POLICE COURT ARRESTS
AND FINES SHOWS GRADUAL DECLINE IN
LAWLESSNESS over PERIOD OF THREE YEARS
City Marshal Makes Public Comparison of Arrests and Fines for
First Six Months of Years 1918, 1914 and 1915; Latter
Shows to Credit Of Prohibition; Careful Analysis of All Facts
However, Do Not Bear Out the Figures in Statement

been termed a wide open town in 1913.
The lid was just beginning to be
screwed down at that time In the
spring. or the first six months of 1914.
it win be noticed the number Of ar
rests decreased and the amount Of
fines followed close suit The admin
istration was taking a different atti-
tude to the subject of arrests, and was
putting on the lid.
It has been said that the administra-
tion was running the police depart
ment and the city court as a revenue
producer It has been said. also, that
in order 10 secure such revenue it was
the policy of the officers to arrest only
after sufficient evidence had been Sc
cured to guarantee conviction. During
the first part of 1914 this was begin
ming TO change. It manifested itself
In the table above
With the advent of the present city
administration the announcement was
made that the city court was not
meant TO produce revenue Accord
ingly Marshal Allison. with City Police
Judge Walter Thomas, decided that
fines and' paid sentences would only
be made upon the most provoked cases
and when fines could be eliminated
and diverted to the families of the Of
tenders that policy would be followed
out. The present administration took
office In June, 1914 With the election
/ of q. W. Totman to the office of JUS
tice Of the peace and, subsequently,
/ his appointment as city magistrate
this policy was again pronounced by
I these two departments of the city.
Furthermore, on or about the first
day of August. 1914 panic stalked
abroad in the land, men were laid of.
and those who remained did not know
how secure their work was. Accord.
ingiy the business of the police court
/ fell OFF TO a remarkable degree. There
was little drinking The single men
left the District. searching for EN-
ployment elsewhere. The latter part
Of the year, 1914, is not given by Mar
shall Allison but in comparison will
the two months, just past. would moi
afford a likely comparison in favor
Iof the adjustment of the liquor traf
fc
It was stated yesterday that the 20
lice court dOckets disclosed more ar
rests and more fines, for the month,
Of July and August, 1915, than they die
for the corresponding months las
year. Both the Marshal and the CITY
! Magistrate declared that, if the pres
ent record was maintained during tn,
balance of the year the business o
the last half Of this year would far out
, distance that of the correspondent
periods of last year and even com
up TO that Of the year before.
] That prohibition has had It's effec
p toward an elimination of promiscuou
r drinking there can be no doubt Il /
: shown from an Investigation of Of
j fetal records and from following ps
fee court work, closely, for nearl
1.-TWO years, that where there are fewe
b men drinking al the present time IN
proportion Of drunkenness is tour q
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09

THE gist of the Adams-Kentucky
decision, in the supreme court and all
other decisions on the subject, is that
any state enactment, whether consti-
tutional or statutory, which interfere
with interstate commerce is void un-
der the constitution of the United
States and provides that Congress
shall have the exclusive control over
commerce between the several states.
III the state constitution makes it
unlawful according to the construc-
ton placed upon it by the state SUI
preme COURT to ship liquor into the
state for personal use, then the am
endment is unconstitutional as in der
ogation Of Article / Section 8, of the
federal constitution, providing that
Congress shall have the power to reg
ulate commerce between the foreign
countries and the several states"
The supreme court, according to the
attorney, always takes the construc-
tion of the law placed upon it by the
supreme court of the state, and If
the Arizona supreme court declares
that the amendment has derogated the
federal constitution it will. of neces-
sity be unconstitutional itself and null
and void
1t would appear from interviews
with practically every attorney in Co
chise county that the reasons given
above meet with the hearty endorse
ment Of the legal profession as to the
legal side of the question According
ly, the progress Of the Pinal county
case and the construction placed up
on the amendment by the state SUI
preme court, when the case reaches
that tribunal viii be watched with
care. and interest
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
How's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney for the last rs years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 20 carry
out any obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
Toledo o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
We hundred per cent greater.

five hundred per cent greater.
It might also be stated that the same
condition obtained in Bisbee, during
the first six months of this year, as
they did last year, during the last six
months. The panic, or the fear Of one,
stlll stared into the faces of the PEG
pie. Those who had remained and
who had secured work were occupied
with the business Of paying their debts
before branching out into social prom
inence by obligatory visits before
Judge Totman. With the return Of
good times, with the guarantee Of the
stability of the District and of condi-
tions. however, it would seem, from
close observation on the subject, that
there is quite as much trouble, every
thing taken into consideration, as
there has been for. several years past.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
"a ARour CLEARED

HONOLULU, Sept. S-The clearing
of the submarine FL is practically
completed The hull will be towed
to Pearl Harbor to await such dispo-
sition as the Navy Department may
order. There are little hopes enter
tanned of further identifcations of the
remains, most of them being unrecog-
nizable fragments. Officials are re-
ticent regarding the investigations of
the cause of the disaster and refer
all inquiries to Washington
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09

A statement of fines and arrests.
compiled by City Marshal James Ali
son, made public recently, gives a
comparison of the transgressions of
the peace and quiet of Bisbee for the
last three years The comparison, i'm
which the first six months of 1913.
1914 and 1915 are given, would tend
to give Bisbee great credit and, when
1915 is considered would tend to give
prohibition another boost A close
analysis Of the entire table. with a
knowledge Of eXtraneous conditions
however, takes a great portion Of such
credit away from the prohibition side
The table, as prepared by the Mar.
shall, from the records of the CITY
follows.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
NOTHING FROM BERLIN

WASHINGTON, Sept. $40 word
from Ambassador Gerard regarding
the German note had been received
when the State Department closed
tonight Coded dispatches usually
require four hours OF more for trans
mission
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09

battle; Packey Mcfarland at his training camp.
The participants the the sporting soon be all
readiness for the big battle which be pulled
Farnd ard Mike Gibbons at the Brighton Beach oodrome
The $4,000 the largest money fighters Of the
Mcfarland Gibbons class have eoeaded the interest of feht
fans is quite equal to the Of the purse William Marshall The pro-
moter Of the bout is not worrying about the financial
is estimated that $4,000 fans will travel down Brighton
witness the ten-round
Among fans there speculation Mcfarland
will attempt to win by knockout He usually by outpont
ing his man There's chance This battle however Mike Gibbons
hurts Mcfarland he'll start Pac6ey swinging X o.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09

second with 26. For the losers Hedge
cock led with SO and Brayfield fol
lowed with q.
Tonight the Y. NJ. c. A. will contend
with the strong hitting lads from SO.
Bisbee. Manager Whiteside is hay
ing hard work TO accommodate the big
crowds Of spectators and is expecting
to be forced 10 install more seats.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
SINK ruRk TRANSPORT

LONDON, Sept S.-An Athens dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph says
a British submarine, operating in the
Sea Of Marmora, sunk a Turkish
transport which was carrying twenty
eight centimeter guns from CONSTANT
nople to Gallipoli.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09

n VIII be seen from reIerence 10 mo
above table that taking the first six
months of the three years as a cri-
terion. the amount of fines collected
and the number Of arrests made has
been gradually Oh the decline, There
are several reasons advanced for this
fact
In the first place, Bisbee might have
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
VIENNA MAKES CLAIM.

VIEENA Sept. Sin fighting near
Podkamien on the Russo-Galician
frontier, at Radzilwilow in Russia the
Russians were forced to retreat on a
front of ffty-six miles, according to
the official communication.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
ALL STARS WINNERS
IN CLOSE CONTEST
BiSbee Improvement Co. Loses
Game at Automatic Base
ball Court; Bowen Is Star.

The All Stars defeated the Bisbee
Improvement Co. last evening at the
Automatic Baseball court, by a score
of 11S TO III before large and eX-
tremely enthusiastic crowd. Several
sensational batting rallies kept the
fans keyed to fever pitch. Bowen
with So, batted his team to the win,
while his associate, MONTE was a far
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-09
ACTION OF SINGLE SPOONFUL
SURPRISES MANY

Bisbee people who bought the sim
ple mixture of buckthorn bark gly-
cerine. etc, known as Adler-i-ka, are
surprised at the INSTANT effect Of a
SINGLE SPOONFUL. This remedy
is so complete a bowel cleanser that
il is used successfully in appendicitis.
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves almost ANY CASE Of constipa'
ton. sour or gassy stomach. ONE
MINUTE after you take it the gasses
rumble and pass out
J. NJ. BALL, Druggist
The Lowell Drug Co. at Lowell, re-
ports great success there.