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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
Germany Learns America Is
Not For War, But a
Favorable Reply
GERARD PREDICTS
NATURE OF REPLY
German Ambassadors Ennis
sary Explained Situation
To Berlin Officials.
N AasocIATED PnEas-

Washington, june E6.--Ehe atm0s-
pierre Ia Berlin official quarters IS
described aH favorable 70 3 satisfac-
tory reply g the last American note
% Germany concerning submarine
warfare by an official dispatch today
from Ambassador Gerard. The mes
sage vas transmitted % President
Wilson at Cornish. n. FL
The ambassador pointed out that
che information carried BY nr. Meyer
Gerhard. tire personal emiEsary q
Ambassador nernstorif. apparently
Impressed che German government
that the United States wanted a fav-
cradle reply . the original and not
warg The fact that Gerard took oc.
eaaion 70 predict formally the nature
Of the reply is regarded as significant
h ofleial quarters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
AUSTRO GERMAN
CAPTURES
TOWN OF HALIXz
Russians Retire and Teuton-
ic Army Crosses the
Dniester River.
ITALIAN TROOPS NEAR
AUSTRIAN TOWN
Enter Through Paris 5000
Feet High and Are Now
Nearly to Riva.

London, June 2s.-Berlin reports
the fan Of the Galician town of Ha-
livz ard says the Aus.ro-Germans
have crossed the Dniestel' river. This
means the Ave days q desperate rear
guard action by the Russians has
ended in their retirement The stub.
born resistance 81 this flank, how
ever, undoubtedly enabled the Rus
slams 10 reform their lines along the
rivers Bug and Stry without inter
ference. The river San now takes
the place 81 the Dniester as the scene
u 4 sanguinary battle in the Rus
sian effort 70 prevent the investment
Of Warsaw.
petrogrud admits tie retirement 81
the Russians to the river Guila Lspa
eighty miles from the frontier rs
perts don't expect heavy fighting
there and express the opinion that
the next serious battle win be alonR
th8 Guila Elpa further eaiswar3.
The reorganized Russl,pn eabine,
has returned 70 petrogrsd after a
field eonference with the emperor and
Grand Duke f,lcholas
The italians have entered Austria
south Of Riva, through passes firv
thousand feet high. They are now six
miles from Riva.
In the west the only important &C.
lions, according 90 the French. con.
sisted Of the repulse or the Germans
on Caionne trench and near Metha.
raj BERN claims that the French
attacks az all points were repulsed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
Detunct Bank s
Cashier Is Fined
$1,000 On Plea

Memphis, Tenn, June 2s.-Claudo
Andersen, former cashier Of the de-
funct Mercantile Bank, a state mst-
tuition which failed two years ago
for more than S1DT0o06. today was
fined $1,000 on lis plea Of mol con-
tendre 30 the federal indictment
charging misuse of tie malls 81 con
nection gith the hanks COLLAPSED.
Anderson was Indicted Jointly with
6. Hunter Ra.no. tho former presi-
nt, who 81 move serving i fve-yeay
Sentence in the federal prison 81 At
lnnta
II was stated that Anderaon aid not
profit hy the defalcatisns 81 Rafne.
who was charged with using the
banks funds q stock speealations and
Bis plea of not guilty. entered ~ his
preliminary trial, was withdrawn TO-
DAP.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
NEGROES CONFESS TO
MOST BRUTAL CRIME

Montgomery, Ala, June 2s.--John
Salter and Robert Watkins, negro ex-
eonvicts confessed at the county Jail
here today according 70 sail officials
% the killing Of Mrs. Lassiter, white
housekeepers the shooting Of Wiley
House, q planter. and the burning
Of tho plantation home. The crimes
weEs committed IN Evergreen, Cone
cub county, 81 the night n June 28.
The bodies Of the two victims we're
thrown into Q creek ard Mrs. Lassi-
ter's found two hours later. Wiley
House recovered sufficiently q crawl
from TIE creek, where ne Wa found
on the bank exhausted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
Ex-GoV. Slaton
Leaves For the
Pacific Coast

Atlanta, June Is
Former Governor Slatou
and wife left late today
for the Pacific coast, via
New York. The mill
tary guard at the subur-
ban home was with
drawn.
Four men arrested
near the Slaton home to-
day will be released to-
morrow, but the twenty
six arrested Saturday
will be prosecuted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
THAW'S WIFETO
Be PRODUCED
AS A WITNESS
Process Server TO Find Evil
Ign Nestit, But Testimony
Cannot be Forecasted.
By AssocIATED PRESS.

New York, June 2s.--Counsel FOR
the state does net know officially the
attitude Of Evelyn Nesbitt 1'haw to-
ward tostifying in Harry X. ThHw's
sanity trial, according 20 announce
ment NJ the beginning 81 today's
court session. Deputy Attorney Cen
sral Cook. said a subpoena server was
on his way to Chateaugay Lake near
Malone, N. ~. 20 find her
Justice Hendrick today warned the
newspaper men that "the trial 81
this case In the newspapers has got
20 stop" He threatened with punish
ment for contempt II court any edi-
tor who published stories forecast
ing evidence yet 10 be presented.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
CHANCELLOR's VISIT
BEEN EXPLAINED

Berlin, June 2s.-The visit q
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Hollweg
and Foreign Minister won Jagow 90
Vienna was not caused BY q change
n the political situation, according 70
the Frankfurter ZeitunR, but was
made merely for the purpose Of con-
tinuing the discussion Of questions
bearing on the efforts Of the entent2
powers 70 win over the Balkan states.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
COMMISSIONER or
FINANCE Is FIRED

Nashville, Tenn. June 1s.-The
city commission Of Nashville t61s
morning PASSED a resolution, the pur-
pose eft which was the removal Of
lyle Andrews, commissioner Of
hnance. against whom charges 81 re-
moving city books have been lodged
Park Marshall former clerk and mas
ter here, was named commissioner Of
finance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
FORMER PRESIDENT
OF FERU Is DEAD

Lima, June 2sy--Ne1vs has been re-
oeived here Of the death in Iquique,
Chile, Of Guillerno Biliinghurst, for
mer president 81 Peru.
Guiilermo Billinghurst was elected
president in September, 1912 IN
February, 1914, he was deposed n 4
revolution and subsequently exiiad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
FRENCH STATEMENT
VERY SHORT ONE

Paris. June 2s.-This afternoons
official statement follows: The Ger
mans last night delivered two attacks
against eur positions. each Of which
was repulsed. One was a. TIE trelch
81 Calonne, and the other was a. a
point east 81 Metzeral With these
exceptions there is nothing Of impor-
tance % report
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29

Falr aouth showers north
nnrtinn TuNadEN ara
wednesday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
PENSACOLA WEATHER

VsasordnyR tempera-
tfIehenf 60 degrees leW
go. ~ degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29

PENSACOLA IS TAE IDEAL SUMMER az.
soRT-CooL nREMxEs. BATHING, aoATiNc.
FishtNo-ENEarThiNG FOR COMFORT ANu
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
O1oIlGB x00UDI8

If your engine has been in use very
shortly previous to the time you expo
renee trouble in starting, trouble nay
be due to dirty or short cireuited points.
With . contact ignitor test completely
without removing from engine ~ fol-
lows: First see thse all connections in
battery and wiring are firm, thes loos-
en- the wire from the insulated station
ary electrode and with switch closed,
snap wire across other terminal. If ,
good spark il produced you are sure
batter is giving current.
Next turn engine till igniter trips
and try wire on insulated electrode. II
. spark Is produced here, the points are
short eireuitsd inside, probably by va
ter or carbon. If no spark, the points
are not short eireaitsd. Now turn en-
sins again, but stop just before isni-
tion trips. Poiats are then in contact
inside. Try wire again on the insulated
eleetrode. II no spark Il produced
points are dirty. II . spark Is pro-
dueed the isnitor is all right.
If points are dirty or short circuited,
the ignitor must be removed and
cleaned. Tests are best made in order
given above as it would do no good to
test for dirty points if battery is worn
out or if points are short circuited.
With q jump spark system the test
is not so easy, but the plug can easily
be removed, examined and tried while
outside the cylinder. Be sure the plug
is dry as = very fine film of moisture,
even though it be gasoline, covering
point and porcelain will short circuit a
plug. Battery is tested by short cu--
cutting plug on outside before removing
cylinder. For this purpose use screw
driver or other tool with wood on han
die to prevent shock.-E. R. Gross,
Colorado Agricultural College.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
FARM CONGRESS Bnar
sHow OF YEAR

The International Farm congress aud
the International Soil Products exposi-
tion which will meet in Denver Sept.
20 to Oct. 10, will be one of the most
comprehensive events and displays Ct
farm products and of the resources of
the west that has ever been held.
There will be discussions and exhib-
its of everything pertaining in any way
to the life of the farmer and the farm
er's wife and children. There will be
a remarkably strong congress progra n.
There will be soil products and miu-
eral displays, exhibits of farm implc-
ments, machinery and tractors, exhibits
of dairy equipment and of poultry, of
motor cars and accessories, of electric
and gas appliances and of the many
and varied industries relative to the
work of women and children.
There will be shows too; beauty and
baby shows which will give an idea Of
what may be done in the west in the
way of raising perfect children and
beautiful women, and there will be de-
partments for every one from the era
rle to the grave-for little boys and
girls, for tiny babies, for young men
and women, for the woman who runs
the farm house and tho city dwelling,
and for the older women whose eyes
are not yet too dim to weave intricate
designs into handmade lace or efochet
articles.
The United States s1d Canadian
government exhibits win be Of rae
educational value and nearly every. .esv-
eminent of any size in tie world Is
sending delegates to ths esnsrs~ aaa
representatives 70 IL sxpssitiea. ne
United Stasss exhibit b ts be ~ esa-
tral figure In . gFssp II twelve bsild-
i1sl
The opposition will ~ - IN e1sss-
taeaal aaa instrse4ive ~ aay nsaas,
altAsasA tAat h tAs ksynsts e ~
Fan ssagssss which win talD p1nss
ostsAes ~, and e - ss3saiassa =
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
FGlD ooG10ADoA1

Csasssniag . sssss4 viafAss = 0ess-
vssA ed . issass s.aiAsst = 0sssi
Ju.etisa, ~ psshls CAisftais ~ ~
following = say:
A god naay e ths ~ tine Psai-
ticians sf tAs STATE rsnenaAss d. r.
Kingsley, in ths 'soa, ns~sPaPse naa
in Grand Junction, whs was state audi
tor during ths first tern in TIE esvss-
nor's chair II Alva Adans sf Pseble-
Kin0saey vas elected state ssditos in
1880.
fhs ststs snditss then alss vas ;a-
suranee esnnissioHsr ef to STATE aai
in that saeseity Kias.ley bseaas fam
liar With lie inssrs.ee business, sni
after esnplstsing Ais ter. # eGiee in
Colorado he engaged in the insurance
business, first i. Denver, later going
east and finally in ths enploynent of
the New York Life Insurance company,
stationed in New York City.
One day Int week d. p. Kingsley
came back to Colorado to visit his old
home at Grand junction and visit ais
old time fFiendA He eans - host Of
= party Of guests, ansag then former
Governor Alvs Adams and wife, who
accompanied hin all the way from
New York The party rode in \ special
train, equipped with all the luxurians
appurtenances that pertain to private
trains, for this former Colorado boy
who came back to see the home folks
is now president Of the New York Life
Insurance company, and one Of the
most iaflusncial finaaciers Of the eoun.
try.
An Ass Of the scope Of the position
held by M. Kiassley can b fornod
from the fact that the insurance coin
pany Of which he is the head, control,
loans Of $4,000, 900 at this tine.
81 first became acquainted with Nr
Kingsley back in the 'sOs when he va.
Newspaper reporter over in Grand
Junction." remarked former Governor
Alva Adams yesterday. "He was elec
ted state auditor the hrst time 1 va,
governor. He was recognized as q
young nan Of mach ability and As In
surance commissioner Of the state h.
readily became interested in that divi
sion Of his work and soen was recog
nized - IN authority on insurance com
pany finances. 1t was through this
connection that he became engaged in
insurance work and he since then has
steadily risen to the top of the ladder. ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25

vsA h ssa.sssfss - - - ~
Play yin - PsssiAsa ~ - aIsse-
nssts Il tAs elasnass - ~ hia1.
fhe nsnasen of ths ssRsG1o1na have
qps.t tle,O00 81 thsss epss1nsuoB asts,
y hieh viii present . vsaAss1a aas,r-
nent.
There win be daily a.l aiGhelH ear
certs BY bands Of intesnntieaal lane;
great equestrian acts uitA highly
trained horses and ridess e nasvesous
skill; unique and interesEiAg saimal
acts including the great AlAss, With
his white Polar bears; staFt1ing essial
acts; and serobatie and eQniihsistic
feats; Kelly and La fslb ~ are
wizards on the high wire; ~ Il felle
sisters who do the NEST stAstiiaG aul
unexpected stunts while thy sss hold
ing by their teeth to wirss kgh up in
the air; Booker Ben Ali with his inter
esting Arabs and many sthas skillfrl
feats of the most remarkable s~l ,u-
terta1nlhg variety.
The exposition group ef bsidings
which will be built with . view 10
beauty as well ~ security a.A ssafolt,
will include twelve structsses anl the
auditorium. The beautiful al artistic
entrance will be At Rfftssath snd
Champa streets and tie grounds will
extend from Champa 70 Curtis, IN
from Thirteenth to Fifteenth stree,s.
This section of the city y saaily &C
cessible from the hotel district.
Premiums amounting to el0,0eo are
offered for superior displays In al de-
partnents including those It women
snA children. There win ~ Displays
from the schools Of sxtsssFdiaasy In
tsFest.
It is estimated that ths a&tsndance
at-the exposition will be fully 100000
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
WILL TAXI YIoRx 10
naG11 oouI1

Denver, Sept. 2O.-rhe dseisien of
Judge Lavender in the district eourt at
Leadville, Friday, in. which hs hold.
that Capp is the warden Of ths reform
atory instead of Shaw, is not such a
defeat for the administration - was
At first supposed. Judge Cavender IS
opinion is based wholly On the 1913 law.
This law provides that the civil service
commission shall hold An examination
for position to be filled and shall
certify the person receiving the high
est percentage to the governor to be
appointed. Under the provision of that
law, the governor has no alternative
but to appoint the party certified to
him by the civil service eemmission
Judge Cavender holds, Gin other words
it makes the governor the ministerial
officer of the civil service comnission. -
In every state where 4 civil service
law has simply provided for The. cS.
tification of only ono name to the gov.
ernor the courts have held that the law
was unconstitutional. There is not
single instance where such a Law was
held to be valid. In his opinion, Jadgs
Cavender believes that this law il uu.
constitutional, but under the constitu.
tional amendment adopted three ysars
ago preventing q district Judge from
holding . law to be unconstitutional
Judge Lavender could not make sseA
a ruling. In other words, he believed
the law to be unconstitutional but waa
prevented from 70 holding.
The friends Of Mr. Shaw will imns.
diately appeal the case to the supreme
court. They will make the fight o. ths
ground that the. old law is unconstit..
tional.. That it should have provided
for the certification of more than one
name to the governor. If the old hv
is held to be unconstitutional this per
mits the new law to take effect imns-
diately and the new law takes the war.
denship of the reformatory out from
under the civil service commission,
Senator Candlish, Mr.. Shaw and M.
Shaw's attorney, Gilbert Walker, wers
in conference with Governor Carlson
Saturday and today and have deter
mined upon the above procedure.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
ooamA RwWooo

0lsswseA 0psin0 - . aane ~
country svsr as-eas q ~ psse1lese
as1 nost desirable Ht$ls sitiss = wA8eh
70 naks Asos. fhsss wAs Aavs tssS.
sled n tie east asA In ~ vsst 80
charmed with 0leawsod s.l 1assspase
Cd satsral sdvaataesa Il b asseiasa
to become THE rssiasaes sity = -
Western Geps. WY net ssssss II
ysssssH hone h tAis bsssAifsl up-ss-
asAe Httls city. n ~ oaAsaa
County High seAssa wfl ~ nasA -
the sttrsetivs.ss & ~ passs. . .
hsas sity.
I ga s0es yss . basonia = . Qask
dii rssiAsnes lesa41ss- Hs0 ~ = .
css.se, IN rssa Assp \ ~ sso0r
tise; hsUs esal hsss - hlnomna
hin, 3 eAis1lsA Asasss vilA snpas -
81 lses ~ svsr - Ss~b, sias -.
- VIA pasa1v - sssa ~ nnuDe
esasiAg sAsay. tsssa l1ssavse ssen
~ tsn1ing Asus ssli1snss = - =
fs1 sseoaosA ea,see ~ ln1ls -
psspsssy 81 ~ Sa1.ass - Aapaeo =.
ssy hslannsaAs. oaa0A9 A11e
essssn - aiOAe ssnsls - GDnuL
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The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
SUDDEN l(UoCUI.AR ACHH1 8
AND PAIM8t 8tNND NOT n

That is-if you use the right remedy.
Sloan's Liniment is real necessity in
every home-for young and old. Its
merit is praised in dozens of letters.
A stiff heck from colds, children 3
sprains, those aching muscles, that
sharp neuralgia pain-these find gua:-
anteed relief in Sloan 3 Liniment. Ev-
accidents. Your home needs q bottle.
csc, SOC and t1.OO.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
GOVERNOR CARLSON
CANCELS HIS mp

Denver, Sept. Ex-Governor Carissa
at the last minute SATURDAY afternoon
Cancelled his trip to the adjourned con.
ference Of western governors at Seat
tie. Pressure Of important state AZ
fairs was given As the reason. fhts
conference, which met three months
ago to outline western legislation for
submission to congress, plans to draw
up unanimous program at this meet
ing. Governor Carlson has specially
interested himself in proposed reviaiers
Of the power site laws.
This is the second trip which the
governor has given up during the last
week. Last Tuesday he planned = -
to tie Irrigation congress at aasss-
ne.ts, saly 70 change his plans sAsstly
bsfsre H. Aoaf Of departure.
m military hoard entanglemseas II
Risaey Asasins. the important dssigieas
Psadiss bsfsss ~ supreme esust =
regard 70 sivil service and the Levues
eass ne aAsag tie chief circunselnoas
thst decided lin to cancel his $780,
sspsi.tns.k
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
ooGns Do noF IkAWWnInaLH

son Why ysa should be. Instead of
wearing" Il out, get sure relief by
taking Dr. Kings New Discovery. Dan
kerous bronchial and lung ailments
often follow . cold which has been neg
leeted at the beginning. A. yesr bsdy
faithfully battles those cold germs, "a
better aid eaa be given that the sse Of
this remedy Its nerit has been tested
by old and young. Get q bottle today.
soc aad t1.OO.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25

Asw thsy ssjey ysar company. 80 thsa
~ IL stAes fsllsw vhat . asiaaass
yea ase. AID. th0se whe have the
hankesin to snsks and uin always hsr-
ssu TIE "nakin SO every chance they
get.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
xv....u x.~.rA.,. .AAx

Whereas, John Hedman and Katrina
Heldman whose address 10 Glenwsod
Springs, grantors by their Trust Deed,
dated July eth, 1911, and recorded
July 2Sth, 1911, in the Office Of The
Clerk and Recorder Of Garfield Cosnty,
Colorado, in Book 81 at Page al Of
the records Of said County, conveyed
to the Public Trustee Of said County
the following land In said County, -
wit: All that part or portion Of the
Northeast quarter (NEA) Of the South
east quarter (SEh) Of Section No.
Two (2) in Township No. Six (O
South of Range Eighty y-nine (se) wsst
Of the sixth (6th) Principal Meridian
which lies South of the Grand River
containing Forty (40) aeres moro OF
less; also the Northwest quarter
(NWk) Of The Southwest quarter
6WH) Of Section No. Oae nv IN
Township No. Six (6) eoatA ef Raavs
HShty-nine 1897 West Of the Sixth
(6th) Principal Meridian eontaining
Forty (40) acres more o. less; also
BsaAett Grand River Ditch AID water
right in Water District No. Fffty-two
t52) and all right, title and interest Of
parties Of the first part in Ard to The
i1sigating ditch constructed BY A. Cohn
from No Name Creek 70 eaid hAl or
foe tho sane and all situate in
said County; in trust to secure
tie payment Of three principal
notes Of even date with said
Trust Deed for tl5oo.00. payable to
the order Of Fronie K. Bennett, ON or
before One, Two and Three years after
date with interest thereon from date
at the rate Of Seven per cent per an
nuA payable annually and evideneed
BY said notes.
And Whereas, Default has been made
BY the said grantors In said Trust Decd
In the Performance Of the covenants and
eonditions imposed upon them by the
terms Of said Trust Deed IN this, to.
wit: That said grantors have failed
ts pay said principal note whel due
and have failed to pay the principal
aad interest due on said principal notes
On July eth, 1919;
Indebtedness represented by said notes
has filed with said Public Trustee no
tiee and demand in writing, declaring
said default and eleeting to declare the
whole debt represented by said notes
0H0 Aatchcbt tncIoOu 70 OnC6 VI nc
due and payable, and demanding the
sale Of said land under said Trust Deed,
Now, Therefore, Public notice i Aere-
Sy given that, pursuant to said. notiee,
election and demand, and under and by
virtae Of the authority vested in me
BY said Trust Deed and the law, I, G.
". smith, Public Trustee Of ssid Car
ffsld County, will sen the abovs de-
sssibed land for cash, ut public auction,
y H. highest bidder at tAe West frost
1esT Of the County CeaTt Hoass, 0ls.-
Uoed Spring, in tAe Cssnty Il Gar
6e3a and State Of Colorado, on Ma
anN tie 4tA day Of October, A. D.
fol6, st 1880 clock n IL fses.osa
~ ths psrpess II paying saiA nstss,
iD1s0sst - Aats sf ssls, taxes iassfaaee,
ana H. exPeases Of this salA, sd Win
9fve - ths purchaser tAsresf . esstf6-
49, - pasehase thseeloe q psevidel
Dsesa ssptsabef nd, A. D. fslA
q " 01QTH,
oA1is 9tsstss 4 0aTfSsla Csaasy,
0sanAAs.
- punlSea4isa ~. Z, 1913.
10y - In9uuAS~, - - DnrR X.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
onisswooD r.orz.sr yul aAsn

Five lot. saA A-rssa hsssA> ~
water, shade and fruit tfsss. Juse ~
place for garden aaA shieksaa O.
take $1,000 for this property s.A tAa4
is jnst ike finding Il. For pastisslass
san at the 0lenWooa Psot
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
Ho0 Mx1

eix sssa hssss N gesl sssNtisa anA
sssr lsts n god fsaias.ss Psslssa Il
alsswoea. 0pssndA Isss&isa bR =
nsnbse e Cottages Ow1se Vim 0ais
.. gseA psies sal stvs saAis1Asessy
esEns - paxt = s0ssnG OHn 9 ~
s6ss 4sR PessissasA
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25

Caat lsok ven, eat vs1 q fssl veil
with impure blood Keep tie Mod
pure with Burdock Bleed BitAsss. HI
simply, take exeereiss, kssp sasaa, cd
good health II pretty suss - fellsw.
>1.00 bottle. a
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
sxWoeo 1apRns1 % aA1o

fszsass Hsviag asslisal ssuasv
ssnsAss - 0psss = wAs IN - -
psvnsst AsslsGhls olsawssa pspossey.
Win - wSn - naAo SAsk wan1s lnswp
~ - - I hsve ~ tsoab - 80
- = viso., Al ID ~.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
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