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The evening world., 1915-03-08
MAYOR SEES HR11q
SAVE BG-U-1FUL GI
BY MELTING IRON D|0
Heroine Is imaginary, but Tel
of New Fire Devices z,
Proves Thriller.

Mayor Mitchell to-day saw . 49,
man bite" his way through IN
inch iron bars behind which . -
wu-u-tec-fui young woman was So
posed to be hemmed in,' made . 49,
oner by IRE. After that. he sew =
fireman disappear into a roem -
atmosphere Of which was hoUvX
enough with fumes to kipper . 49,
ring. Having walked about ~
smoke fllled room with an eloooglo
torch and rescussd IN imagi1QEy
million dollars about to be consuo1o0
BY flames. the hremon came fortA -
fresh a. . daisy. ",
The bar biting SMOKE roon -
hiblts being over. the Mayor -
Krupp shoot q life line several No.
dred feet In tho air into . win1ov
where another bee-u-u-u-tseful ~
Of fancy was supposed 70 b wy1nGS
ing her handa and bsggino - -
rescued. Then were seen oxyU9u
tanks strapped TO the bodies of -
ing ladder llfe savers, the conooooo
to be administered while me poeoon
II being rescued. Next were shown
hydraulic jacks used to break =
doorA -
Fire Commissioner Robert Adamooo
at tho Great Jones Street heedQu9f~
ters Of Rescue Company No. I. ~
new daredevil band of picked Dofs
who arc to DO extraordinarily hanr
ardous work at hres. VI
The bar-biting 10 done with nSelN
pencil of fame fed BY oxygen. 3ho
smoke room stunt was accomplleooo
| by means Of new fire helmet which
carries enough oxygen to permit ~
wearer to remain In death deallme
| smoke over q half hour. Tho nexs
| revelation will DO the ''salamander
suit" which will permit . hremaa ts'
walk about nonchalantly In . nnr-
mace.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
Contractors
ASK EARLY HEARING IN
ALIEN LABOR LAW CASE
Twenty Miles of New York
Streets Undermined and No
Men Available for Snoring.

WASHINGTON. March Son be-
half Of New York subway contractors
a motion was filed to-day In the gu
preme Court to advance for early
hearing the cases involving constitu-
tionality Of the New York Alien La
Dor Law.
Tho motion stated that the inability
OF subway contractors to employ
aliens might seriously affect tho let
ting of $3.50. 1000. 900 in contracts for the
subway system. 1t was explained fur
ther that approximately twenty miles
Of the streets in New York City now
are excavated and underpinned and
that adjacent to such streets are con.
tinuous rows Of high buildings valued
at many thousands Of millions OF
dollars.
"This work Is done by laborers
known as 'shorers,." It was stated In
the motion. 40 per cent. Of whom are
alleus and cannot be replaced by
thosz who have no knowledge or skill
in the work. II 1t were otherwise
possible to procure citizens to do the
work"
The evening world., 1915-03-08
MRS, EDISON MAKES
HUBBY PUT ON RuBBERS
Busy It q Fire When His Wife
Urges Him to Take
Precaution.

Thomas A. Edison was working In
the laboratory at his great plant lu
West Orange, N. J.. At ono o'clock
this morning whom nre was discovered
In the building In which tho master
photograph records are gold plated
for preservation. The danes spread
rapidly through the one and . half
story structure. wrich 10 90 BY 20
feet. and for half aL nour It app.ared
as II great damage might be done TO
the valuable records. Three alarms
called nremsn from. Orange and West
Orange, besides the nre fighting force
Of the plant.
Mr.. Edison was directing the nrs
lighters. standing desp In water. when
Mrs. Edison and tneir son. Charles
Who had been aro ind In their hon<
In Llewilyn Park. broke through TN
Ore lines. Mrs. Edison carrying . pail
Of Mr.. Edison's rubbsra
mo. NO; Tn too ausy for rubbsrs.'
said Mr.. Edison. trying - wave then
aside.
"Thomas you1i put % those rub
bsrs now or you'll 70 straight home.
Mrs. Edison said. Armly. Her hus
band looked at her and waited. H
put on the rubberp.
The biase was under control with
an hour and did not spread to an
other building.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
SLOVENLY HOMES,
Says Prsbsllss siIieer.
MAKE DRUNKARDS

BOSTON. March s.-"If the
homo 10 kept we'll the head Of the
homo keeps sober"
0ueh wa the usterance to-day
" Albert T. Sergeant chief proba-
tion ofnosr Of the Boston Municipal
Court.
Out Of his long experiences. SER
seant laid down other rules Of
government Of . household where
alcohol sbtrudes. but where the
wife may be partly to blame. He
Sid:
IF Q man 10 arrested a. tipsy
and his homo 10 kept In . slovenly
manner. his wife should be called
10 account too.
IT . wife faiis TO give her hus-
band cd food ard drives him to
the free lunch counter. she should
be punished for nsgisctins her
home.
"A woman can neglect her hus-
band until she drives him away.
Then have him arrested for dsssr-
tion. It isn't 4Air.'
The evening world., 1915-03-08

ministers and laymen attending the Layman's Ass0
citation Of the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference.
Don't tell church secrets to your wife," he i'd.
vised because they will be no longer secrets To
make such disclosures to your wife very bad policy
because In that way the which not intended for
the public leaks out"
Doubtless all the men present Immediately looked
superior and condescending without realisng that by
the Bishops admission the first person In danger
of telling secret is not woman but woman's hus-
The evening world., 1915-03-08
All Big Bakers Who Raised
Prices To-Day Cut of
Increase of One Cent.
WEIGHT IS IL OUNCES.
Drop in Priceof Flour and Not
Bread Inquiry Cause of
Reduction, They Say.

Bread has gone back to five cents
. loaf again. 1t happened this morn
Ing.
The General Baking Company.
oemprising the old Fleischmann In
tsrests. the Ward Bread Company
and the Shuts Bread Company. the
biggest concerns In the business.
ordered the one cent loaf reduction
on Saturday. to become effective to.
day.
"y1our has gone down." was the
reason given by Alfred Romer Of the
Shuts Company. and the same an
swer was given by w. Herschel Col
iins. President Of the General Baking
Company. The Ward people, Ques-
toned by an Evening World reporter.
decided to stand Eat" and say moth
ing. Secretary Arthur. whose tenn
per has been ruffled by the publicity
given the big bakers by the news
papers. refused to discuss the Issue
ono way or another.
"T1our recently went UP $s q bar
REL" said Mr.. Romer. TT has gone
down $3.50. so we have gone back to
our old price"
When Mr.. Collins was asked II the
fact that the State had made an In
= quiry into the price OF bread and that
the newspapers had demanded q re-
duction in price had caused his con-
csrn to effect the one cont drop. he
replied: mot unless they caused the
price Of wheat to como down."
Hugo Fredericks, President Of the
Wholesale Bakers Association. said
to-day the members Of his organiza.
tion would come back to five-cent
bread in line with the big bakers.
1T will be hard on us to do this
he said. because the price Of nouI
b still above normal and we make the
reduction simply to preserve the lift
Of our business. Tho large bakers
compel US to do this. for We coult
not stand the competition II We main
tanned the six cent price. There Ii M
pront In nve-cent bread at the pres
four cents wholesale for the Ioaves."
But while the five- cent ioaves ar,
to be q reality again. the weight will
be shortened q trifle. Ward enc
Shuts were labelling their f1ve-cen
loaves this morning weight 4
ounces"
In q grocery at No. 143 Greenwich
Street q fve-cent Ward loaf weighe,
II ounces, while a loaf that was 81.
cents yesterday. before the reduction
was ordered. weighed ~ La ounces
m the Same store Shuts Ave- cen
Ieaf marked ~ ounces weighed full
- ounces.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
CAN WOMEN BALLOT OUT
BULLET AND The BULLY?

WASHINGTON. March s.-Mrs.
Arthur M. Dodge of Now York
President Of the national association
opposed to woman suffrage. In a
statement hero. charges that the Suf-
fragists in the formation OF the
woman's peace party. are endeavor-
ing to take advantage of conditions
resulting from tho European war to
advance the cause Of votes for
women" in this country.
tn statement was In reply TO oriti-
cisms by suffragists Of those opposed
to suffrage for not Joining the new
society. Mrs. Dodge declared that II
apeared a. II politics. not peace. were
the FIRST object Of the new society.
and added that such an organiza-
tion was not only superfluous, but
unwise.
"If mon have been unable to ballot
out tho bullet and the bully. how
shall women hope to be able to ac-
complish this resuit7" asked Mrs
Dodge.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
SNOW REMOVAL
BONUS Won BY
PARK HAB|TUES
-Four Gangs That Earned Extra
Pay Eat at City Hall
Park Stand.
ARE GIVEN MORE WORK.
City to Be Polished Up by
This Evening, Says
| Fetherston.

The Nathan straus penny-cofRes
stand In City Hall Park was the
scene of big celebration this noon.
when the crowd Of unemployed who
eat there daily gathered to consratu-
late each other a. ''bonus mon" OF
Street Cleaning Commissioners Fether-
ston'S reserve army Of snow shovel
ers.
When Commissioner Fsthcrston
o. K.'d the $4,000 payroll for the un.
employed snow emergency squads for
their WORK Saturday nisht and yes
terday II was found that only four
gangs Of all the reserves had exer-
cised sufYicient energy In shovellinG
away snow enough to win the bonus
offered to squads which covered .
prescribed area on a Given time.
When the pay windows were opened
at the 100 section stations In tho city
at noon to-day the bonus mon were
given $50 for an eight-hour shift.
while the less diiigent got the stip-
ulated 30 cents an hour, $40. Tho
bonus men were found TO be fire.
auenters Of City Hall Park. VINO were
the first to report for work with fall
of the first fake Of snow.
A q reward Commissioner Fethers-
ton put them to work again to-day a
part Of the 6.ooo per diem laborers WHIT
were assigned TO help the regular de-
partment force In finishing the snow
removal. II was during the hour-of
for luncheon that they went back 4
their own rendezvous at the City Hal
coffee stand.
The report that Commissioner Fsth
erston said 5000 Jobs went begsin
YESTERDAY. because many Of the unsm
ploysd were not anxious 10 work va
denied by him to-day.
"Ths truth II that No were ossaege
by all the registered unemployed
every district. with the exception
the upper west side. We ware shoI
Of men only In the district above Ger
trail Paris. abovs Sixtisth Street. 4 dii
trict In which there are few unem
ployed. But We quickly recruits
enough from the overflow in the oths
districts"
BY nishtfali. Commissioner Fether
ston predicted. the city would b
practically cleaned up. To-day 14.6I
men and 5000 vehicles. including tn
regular department force OF 5000 mo
, and 1000 carts, and ib1 gangs OF cor
tractors men with 5000 trucks an
5000 ''extras" recruited by the Stree
Cleaning Department. are putting o
the dnal polish.
More than 80 psr cont. Of u
, sewers were used TO carry Oft II
snow" said Commissioners Fethsi
ston. In the congsstsd district
where there 10 always q heavy flo
In the sewers, they disposed OF moi
} Of the snow.
.In the deserted downtown businei
district yesterday they wore not q
effective because Of the lack Of sew'
D flow.
/. for the flushing Of snow into II
. manholes."
The evening world., 1915-03-08
MARSHALL FIELD I'LL
ON HIS HONEYMOON
Heir to Huge Fortune Stricken With
Typhoid on HoBeboat In
Florida.

CHICAGO. NJ. March s.-chicaeo
friends Of young Marshall Field and
his bride. who was Miss Evelyn Mar
shall, daughter Of Mrs. Charles II.
Marshall. New York. have rscsivsd
word from Palm Beach. Fla. that
Field, beir to one Of the greatest
American fortunes. 70 seriously III Of
typhoid fever on board the houssboat
Everglades there.
Mr.. Field and Miss Marshall both
were indisrosed when they were mar
ried In New York Feb. 9 last. Mr..
Field had been at the Marshall home
several days, attended BY . physician.
previous to the ceremony. His III
ness was said to bs due to inausnsa.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
Madam, Your Hands Can
Be Soft and White

Every time yeU lock at yevr esd hen1D
ssH sssy a.: c. ;:""ssd voc: !: = e: rs.
rsd hsndS are not. Vov sae w66k
S,:s::' s.ss: !: ;e.ss c.'.: :rs ;::s "'ss -
A,,:, :..s w::h'cs Ssx q: ss. ca:ss :s,iS e
scs'S wS' vsSoaSH. W'pe 81 :.sscs sslS
notice . ersat lnprevemsMI VIII
crssks, and rSssosSs lie WhItsmssS. y
Il fInS Ter the complsxien. tee.
VIII not Grow hair Or coll the Noeae
fabric. "
from yeur drsss'ss-sse . ssba--
Advt ,fysi
The evening world., 1915-03-08
BROOKLYN WIDOW TAKES
BICHLORIDE TABLET
Then Telephones for Aid, but Re-
fuses to Tell Motive for At
tempted Suicide.

Having taken one tablet Of ~
grains Of biohloride of mercury In
her homo last night MrA Estells
Pfeiffer. thirty-six, q widow. Of No.
6El Fourth Street, Brooklyn. ts's-
phoned her friend. Mrs. Jessie Muir
Of No. 5s2 Ninth Street, about II.
Mrs. Muir took to MrA Pfeiner's
homo q policeman. who called Ds.
Kelly from tho Methodist Episcopal
Hospital. DR.. Kelly applied an anti
dote and used the stomach pump and
took the woman - the hospital. a
prisoner. She refused to tell why she
took poison.
Mrs. Pfeiffer's home. where she
lived with young son. 10 directly
across the street from the home
virginius Mayo Of New Haven main-
talns undsr the mana Of James Dsd-
w.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
BRIDGE TRAIN JUMPS
TRACK; WOMEN IN PANIC
| CARRIED TO SAFETY
Lifted From Derailed Cars
Over Open Space Two Feet
Wide-Slip Meant Death.

Fifteen women. In various stages
Of hysteria. were passed. at 1.so
o'clock this morning. from q derailsd
elevated train on Brooklyn Bridge.
across an open space two feet wide
to policeman standing In the north
roadway of the bridge. A single slip
and the women would have dropped
l2o feet to death In the East River
The hazardous transfer was made
without mishap.
A three-car West End line train
left the Brooklyn end Of tho bridge.
bound for Manhattan. at 1850 this
morning. In charge Of Motorman Ro-
land Scott and Conductor Nicholas
Castanx. When ffty feet east Of the
Brooklyn tower the rear trucks Of the
middle car Jumped the track and the
wheels bumped along tho ties. the i'm
pact dragging the front trucks Oh the
irons. The motorman applied his
emergency brakes, almost throwing
the ffty passengers In the car from
heir seats.
The humping and Jolt threw the
women into q state Of frenxy and they
tried to Chamber over the guard gates
to the tracks, whore a mishap would
have plunged them to death. Con-
ductor Castans. aided by some Of the
male passengers. restrained them un-
I'll the arrival Of Policeman james
Beatty Of the Bridge Squad and ssvs'
raj other officers and bridge employ
ees. who lifted the women across te
the roadway.
Bridge traffic was delayed for two
hours.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
TRAINED CAT AIDS THIEF.

PHILADELPHIA. March s.-Poitce OF
Germantown ere looking for man
dresssd in womsn's attire ana carrying
. trained cat. said 70 b. the latest aid
70 rhs fhs~e cat. sccordink.to the police. u
-nsrsUsdes - maid 10 open the front door
IN response to his ring; When hs pre-
tends TO tell the maids fortune the cat u
oWnsr then discovers the loss OF ths
animal and chases after It. In the ex.
citement no picks up any vaiuables hs
finds.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
POSlAM HEALS
ECZEMA, Itch,
Rash, P|MPLE

Poslsm tsansiosms aaias skih - -
clear and healthy. h eoIos ss3 49,
With ease Il essdicatss ssupeid1al -
iectioas that stubbos My resist trsatnaIG
Al once the skin Il soothSa aad seGv
fosteds itching stops. So6h y = -
that The trouble 10 under coatfe(, H.
Il disappears. Poslan's merit b sssl y
proven overnight. Ths work 4 dees =
This brief time 10 oltsn astounding.
Your druggist sells Poslan. ese ~
sample write TO Emergency kabeqo
tories, 50 West s5th Street. New YWk
Poslam Soap ussd daily fes toll1e 81
bath 10 the easy means Of Improving ~
and hair. Is cents and 10 csnts.-A4ve
The evening world., 1915-03-08
ANNOYED ACTRESS; FINED.
1Arse Men Pay 80 Each o.
woman's Complaint.

Ethel Lorraine. Of No. 27o West Thirty
ninth Street. member OF a vaudeville
troupe which appeared last night in the
Jefferson Theatre in Third Avenue. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets, caused the arrest Of Anthony
Grace, of No. 438 East Thirteenth
Street; Louis Cornovells. OF No. 438
East Thirteenth Street. and Matthew
Polgopto, of No. 377 Second Avenue.
she said they followed her to and from
the theatre and insulted her. The pris-
oners were arraigned before Magistrate
Corrigon Of the Mems Night Court and
were fined $40 each.
The evening world., 1915-03-08

Former President Theodore Roose-
Welt was Q witness to-day In United
states District Judge Mayors Court
In the trial OF the $4,000 libel suit
brought by Cassius C. Gillette. . for
mer major In the United States Army.
against the Press Publishing COM
pany. On cross-examination CoL
OF the merits Of the contI Iovsrsy made
the subject OF the suit.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
PLAN MOSQUITO WAR.
Gen. 0erGas's Assistant Promises
20 Clear Patessoa Of Pests.

PATTERSON. N. j.. March s.-John
X. Reinoohi. chief engineer for the Pas
saic County Mosquito determination
Commission. who assisted Gen. 0orgas
In killing on mosquitoes In the Panama
Canal Zone. promises 70 make Paterson
n "sksetsriess'' town this summer u the
housewives will assist In the campaign
Engineer Reinoshl. With ap sppropris-
ton of eiA.7i0 at his command. will be-
gin war on the pests a. soon ~ the
snow has disappeared. Inspectors VIII
eliminate all stagnant pools, casterns and
swsmns. Housswives will be asked q
Keep ceIlars dry and not TO allow watei
10 stand In old pots. pans or other re-
cepta Giles.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
ISSUE: CATS MUST GO!


Kansas Tewa's Injection.
lola, Kan, March s.-Ths municipal
government Of Colony. . rich farm and
dairy centre tan miles north Of Ioln
probably will 30 In the hands Of women
exclusiyeiy after the election OF April 8.
A ticket on which every candidAte !
q woman has been nisd With .,uh.. ths CT! ~
6eld. insurinG, II 10 believed. an sasS
Victory for the women.
''TTHc isoues arc the dsvsiopmsnt Of the
town parks and sanitation and thu
aboiishment OF pests. chiee OF which
In the cat.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
SLAYER cRAzED, SAYS WIFE.
Resented RsaaFk Lawyer MaAs to
Uer-Anothsr Victim Dies.


BRUNSWICK. Ga. March .. Mrs.
Monroe Phillips. whose husband killed
~ men and wounded thirty-two others
= Saturday. said to-day that Phillips
Vas era1ed by an insult to her by his
6r0t victim. According to Mrs.. Phillips.
- called up Harry f. Dunwoody to ask
~ about the sale BY Phillips Of .
Mghtsr 2 nrm In Savannah, Dun.
was trying to aid her husband In do
eTauding the company.
She told her husband Of the convsr-
eofion. and Phillips. she says. grabbed
. . gun. and despite her entreaties.
rushed out to the law once Of Dun
woody. whore the shooting began.
One story goes that Phillips had .os.
$4,000 In speculations and blamed SIX
people Of Brunswtck and had put these
ofx on his list to Kill.
Another victim was added 10 his list
to-day when Ernest Mcdonald died at
fAS Brunswick Hosn'tal.
The evening world., 1915-03-08
Gan A WOMAN KEEP A SECRET
"Don't Tell Church Secrets to Your Wife," Minister
Advises, "BecaIse They viii No Longer Be Sc
crets"-WOn,an Thinks He Ls Wrong.
ats a Matter of Brains, Not Sex" She Declares;
With the SieUe-Brained or Rubber-Brained
Woman or Man a Secret b Not Snfe.
BIZ Marguerite M0oevs Marshau.

Can a pomdn' Keep secretfN
Once more II has been charged that she can't sole
that effect was issued by Bishop Theodore Henderson of CHI
The evening world., 1915-03-08
ULiNE GossiPs IN MANY
MEMS CLUBS.

"These three varieties Of brain are
found among men. as well az among
women, and some Of the worst gos-
sips and betrayers Of confidence are
Of the masculine gender. More than
ono mans club is q perfect hotbed
Of gossip and scandal. Besides. how
do most women who spread secrets
obtain possession of them In the nrst
place? From their husbands. OF
course"
"Then you don't agree with those
who say that it's q mans duty to tell
his wife everything?" asked.
"It's not his duty and he has not the
right to betray condolences to her..
said Mrs. Easton firmly. Neither has
she the right to tell him some sad story
intrusted to her In complete CONFIDENCE
There cannot be q beautiful relation
between two persons unless each 70
tains his individuality. Even two
women who are friends and who share
| the same home ought not to intrude
upon each others personal anairs-
"a great deal Of the trouble caused
by betra yed secrets has been due pri
marily to the fact that some men
SHIT"
| linen MIS- E<dStOu ucluotSo tho eSu
dency to praise or blame women In the
mass, to lump them together india
criminately.
"in the matter Of q secret" she
| said, "seme women are like the
| hen. The instant she has laid an
| eag she begins to eaokle and
scratch, usually In its immediate
vicinity, and she inevitably be-
give UP hers IN the Same absurd
manner. Another woman 10 ~
likely to emulate the partridge,
who, when startled by the hunter,
tsmpts him quite away from her
little ones and risks her life to
save tn: % secret sr, o. tns,r n,dhsns
died, or lived q life Of suffering.
rather than bstr.y the confidence
entrusted In her"
! "Women In the business world GER
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e: ; IS Is: s:js NJ! Z !ii!ssaAlz &
The evening world., 1915-03-08

band.
my dear. I promised not to say .
word about this. but Many .
husband breaks the seals Of conf
dence in that fashion, and b . wife
90 much to be blamed for following
his example, for repeating the for
mula he has taught her?
But is It really q fact that secret
intrusted to q woman IL Q secret no
longer? A Bishop says 90. and he
ought to know-perhaps. When l
submitted the question to . woman
she disagreed with him.
She Is Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton,
President Of the Life as Fine Art
Club. who talks to q thousand
women every month and who in her
classes In personal development has
made an intimate and far.reaching
study Of feminine psychology. And
her conclusion Is that women are as
likely to keep secrets - men-and
no likelier; that keeping secrets is
mostly . matter Of brains. and that
brains are Of several sorts, but not
aligned according TO sex.
"rhsrs 10 the woman with the
sieve BRAIN" explained Mrs. eas.
ton. "ehs can't keep secrets, es
course. Everything she hsars
drips right through hsr mind.
ThsW there 10 the woman with
the rubber brain. Whatsvsr hits
against Il Immediately rsbeunds
and goes calling on In anothsr
direction. A secret has no
chance with this woman. Finally.
there 10 the woman with the
brain like putty. which hoids fast
each new idea and impression.
The \brain Of such . woman 10
like I trtasurs house to which
she alone has the key, and she
will take your secret to the grave
II you ask her to do 90.
MAScuLINE GOSSlPS IN MANY
The evening world., 1915-03-08
Don't Let Your Stomach
Trouble You

When you feel miserable down. have bad the mouth coated
tongue and frequent headaches that stomach liver
and bowels order and need good thorough cleansing at
The evening world., 1915-03-08

The Delicious Laxative Chocolate
M cleanse your system a natural healthy without pain
~ Ex relieve your bowels Of the ssted NATTER and
= several hours your head will be clear and will sparkle
sats One lOc boz Of Exlax 10 enough convnos you.
~ :. Get ss yeur dys aoe today. los. 1e I'd Nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-21
InVOkeS Gods Reward
For Pe|Idgra Cure

JUMBO. Val H. Satterwhite writes:
Il want TO thank you for what you
have done for me. You have cured my
wife. God bless you in your work. I
hope some day to see you: II | never
see YOU ! hope to meet YOU in heaven
God will reward you for your grand
and noble work"
There is no longer any doubt that
pellagra can be cured. Don't delay until
it is too late. Ii is your duty TO con-
suit the rcsourccful BauShn
The symptoms--nands red like sam
burn, skin peelinG off. sore mouth, the
lips, throat and tongue flaming red,
with mucus and choking; indigestion
and nausea, either diarrhoca or consti-
patton.
There is hope: get Baughn's big free
book on Pellagra and learn about the
remedy for Pellagra that has at last
been found. Address American Com
pounding Co, BOX 3o3S. Jasper. Ala
remembering money is refunded in any
case where the remedy fails to cure
Adv.