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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11
pe1nosci dokonana ponad wszel
ka kwestye pewna.
Walk ma zachodzie
EurOpy.

Londyn, II sierpnia. = Walka
ma wielka skale toczy sic juz cd
dni kilku ma linii Hooge- Ypres
Jest to wlaSnie = wedlug wszel-
kiego prawdopodobiehstwa
poczatek wzmozonej ofensywy
niemieckiej W Belgii. Anglicy i
Be1gowie odparli atak niemiecki
w Hooge i ma polnoc cd tego
punktu, ale ma poludnie musiell
sic wycofac re swoich pozycyi :
choc nieznaczna tylko przestrzen
utracili: tn mianowicie linie an
gielskie lezaly wprost ma otwar-
tel rowninie zbyt widocznyr
byiy celem dla dial niemiec--
kich. w ostatnich dniach - po-
dale rapport angielski - Anglicy
odebrali wszystkie utracone po--
przednio pod Hooge pozycye, d
nadto odrzucili NiemcoW ma ia
k:ch 1000 yd. wstecz. Cd wielu
tygodni So dzialania obecne mai
wazniejsza akcya stron obu, a po-
przedziIa je szalenie silna artyle-
ryjska robota wzdluz kanalu Yp-
res: dziala angielskie stanowczo
goruja mad niemieckiemi, jak i O.
p6r Niemcow W ataku ma bagne-
ty i w walkach recznych - uwa-
zaia zoInierze angielscy "a, slab
sly obecnie niz bywai dawniej...
Paryz, II sierpnia. - RAPPORT
francuski krotki dzisiaj, podaje
re dzien przeminal spokojnie; ar
maty tylko gra1y w okolicy Ar
tots, mad Aisne rzeka i W Argon,
ne, pod lie Pretre - niedalcko
La Croix-des-Carmes Niemcy wy
konali atak ma linie francuSkie, a
lie zostali odparci.
Berlin, II sierpnia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki donosi o zajeciu czeScl
pozycyi angielskich pod Hooge;
W Alzacyi artylerya niemieckA
zniszczyIa diva mostly, rzucone
przez Francuz6w mad Harg RE
ka, niedaleko Dammerkirch. Pod
Verdunem francuski balon OBJ
serwacyjny zostal zestrzelony, a
pod Rheinweiler wzieto do ME
wolf lotnika francuskiego wraz z
jego aeroplanem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11
'PANCERN|KI DO MEXYKU.
zO|nierz amerykaiski zabity.
Odpowiedz ma note austryacka.
Wuj Sam zada zwrotI pieniqdzy.
Okret ameryka1ski uwolniony.
Nowy releord lotoiczy.
Zlapal lesna nimfe.
Zfapali lesna ninfe.

planowi, przyjetemu przez repre-
zentantow republik amerykan-
skich. Z Buenos Aires donosza, re
prezydent Argentyny DR.. Victo.
riano De LIE Plaza otrzyma1 tele'
graficzny protest CarranzY, ktory
ostrzega pred dalszem nniesza-
MEM sic W wewnetrzne sprawy
mexykahskie.
San Diego, Cal. II sierpnia. -
Amerykahska kanonierka York
town" przybyia tn z San Fran
cisco. Komendant floty Pacyfiku
admiral Howard wydai rozkaz,
by yorktown" udal sic natych--
miast do mexykahskiego portu
Acapuco, dokad plynie takze ka-
nonierka Annapolis"
w Lapaz znajduje sic KRAKOW
mix amerykahski cleveland, W
Mazatlan zas Chattanooga. O.
ba te wazne porty znajduja sic W
reku Carranzy.
BULLETIN.
Corpus Christi, Texas, II sierp
mia. - Amerykahski zolnierz
piechoty zostal zabity przez me-
xykanskich bandytow dzisieiszej
(Dnknfczenie ma stronicY ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11
WELkl NLJD NAT UWu
BITWA W CHMURACH: NIEMCY
TRACA BAL0N WOJENNY.
WALK w POLSCE>
kOMzA WzIETA-- WILNO zAGROZONE.
NIEMCY 0 SPRAWIE POLSKIEJ.
Ma zachodzie EurOpy.
Wojna Wlosko = Austryacka.
SUKCESY SPRZYMIERZONYCH
MA GALLIPOLE
SPRAWA ZWIAZKU BALKANSKlEGO.
INNE TELEGRAMY
z wATYK ANU.
SPRAWA ZWIAZKU BALKANSKIEGO
INNE TELEGRAMY:


i z Brzescia Litewskiego pozabie-
rano z koscio4ow j cerkwi kosz-
townoSci i dzwony, widocznie
ia twierdza, bardzo silna - moze
bye ewentualnie opuszczona
przez Rosyan. Pod Bia}ymsto--
kiem niemieckie balony bombar-
dowaly stacye i poiaczenia kolel
piotrogrodzkiej; dworzec W Ko-
wlu zostaI rowniez zbombardo--
wany z balonu; inne miejscowo-
sci ucierpialy takze cd rejdow
niemieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11
WieIki Reid Awiatyczny
ma Angie.
Niemcy traca BalOn
WOjenny.

Londyn, II sierpnia. - Jeden
Z nsjwiekszySh rejdow awiaty-,
cznyoh zostal dOkonany. Przez
:Niemcow ma zachodnie brzegi
Anglii Szkocyi, a noe onegdaJ-
sza zaznaczyIa sic walkami W
chmurach ma wielka skale. Wee
snie doniesiono z kontynentu, Il
) wielkich wojennych balonow
wyruszyio pOdstaw oPeracyJ--
nych belgijskich ku brzegom 0ry-
tyjskim, natychmiast przestrogi o
tern roztelegrafowanO Po mia
stach nadbrzeznych i ludnosc sPe-
dziia noe bezsennie. Reid niemie-
cki TRIVIAL noe Gala poniedziaiku
ma wtorek, W kilku miejscowo-
sciach nawiedzonych zostaio "a
bitych IA osob, a 1S zostaio ranio-
nych w tenn przewaznie koblety
dzieci. w odlocie balonY ME
mieckie byiy SLIME ostrzeliwane
przez dziaIa angielskie, a jeden z
mich zostai tax ciezko uszkodzo-
ny, IL spadl W morze = Niemcy
usiiowaE dowlec statek do brze-
gu pod Ostende, ale zamiar ten
zostal udaremniony przez aero
plany SprzymierzOnych, ktore Po-
ciskami zniszczyiy statSk niemie-
cki doszczetnie, Wiele ludzi bra
10 udzial W tym rejdzie wielu
zgineio po stronie niemieckiej,
ME Jest wiadomo Byi to 15ty W
tel wojnie reid niemiecki ma An,
glie.
Paryz, II sierpnia- = Wogols
walki napowietrzne W tym cza--
sic bardzo znacznie sic ozywily
raporty angielskie francuskie CO
dnia o wycieczkach awiatycznych
wspominaja, a r6wnoczesnie z
niemieckim atakiem, powyzej
wzmiankowanym francuskich ae-
ropIanow flotylla zapusciia sic az
ponad Bawarye W Sankt Ing
bert pociskami zrzadziia szkody,
oraz zabiia 8 os6b. Onegdaj SLIME
bombardowano Saarbruecken
zrzadzono tam znaczne szkody, a
Ie z rejdu francuskiego, tam skie-
rowanego, cztery aeroplany ME
powr6cily CO rapport francuski
przyznaje.
J. 3. Panasch wypozycza D=eniadzs
.a-s- b.rsv atrrnsa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11

J. B. Pauasch wypozycza Ozeniadzs
ua realnose, sprzedaje karty okretc-
we / rsalnosci. 1l46 Noble u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11

(Dokohczenie ma stronlcy 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-11

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

ntpfccial|oa pncilcallt he same
coaa|runa ssl.l IL n4sutu. which ~
,efis a fair skampit ios losal eom-
pafison
Tho eo,rnmtt of water especially
u ~ % a snspayeg, win % well 20
study tnc wprhins oui o. meuleipat
ownership with great csre. me more
he Studies rs pfacIlcai operation IN
: community l'ks Our own the more
clearly he win understand why the
special eommif - Of business men
who spent weeks IN txamsning this
question arrived ~ 4 process Of elm
ination ag the couulusicn that the
vice finaueiai course the safe course
and shc bes, course for consnmess'
tnxpayers and The city h found IA .
new franchise which viii provide fair
ate ~rpasonable conditions and a
square deal for the city nna the water
uaera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
D.J~ A Nation of Fighting
DutSuftu Men0ndS Sturdy Women

Waahlngt0n y. O., MAY ft.--uow
much Of the tlfenath Of nuiearin.
whose steady preArcas diflnK the last
forty wears Of troubled nxisfeucc has
compelled the admiration OF oniuok-
ina nations. u owina to this nations
ssardy womanhood. Is esplalned FOR the
National Geographic socrety ~ Hester
Donaldson Jenkins, nm American edu-
Gator IN the Balkans, In a monograph
upon bulgaria and its Wumeu.~ Con-
trastlng the bulgarian girls With the
other Eirls Of the Balkans. Miss Jen-
kins says:
Among the Oriental alrls with
whom lived In my mine years resi-
dence In the neal epst. none Interested
me mere than the bulearians. They
are perhaps the least oriental Of the
eight or more netiohalities 10 De found
H. the Cousta ntinople coileea. OF
which 1 was q professor. They are
fairer and brighter In ~ooloPing than
the Armenians. Greeks or perslans,
rather taller and larser on an aver
age. and have far more energy and
les1 ianguor than the Turk"
The bulgarian sIrlr, the writer con-
tlnues. distinguished themselves from
the Others BY a certain wholesome.
out-of-door quality. a sanity which
marked them sharply from the fanci-
fui. sentimental. and weaker-nerved
girls OF some OF the other nationals
ties. Their greater sturdinoss was
sometimes expressed boisterousiy. and.
Miss Jenkins found. the pulgarian
I...a.. -. .,...h ,.,r. .rrnm,. than
the Turkish hoyden. OF the Buigar
girls phyical loveliacss. she says;
"BuiEarlan girls Incline to round
ness OF contour and ngure. many OF
tenn having round. full face. ripe. rosy
mouths. and dimples. This effect Is
heightened by the fashion OF wearing
the hair in braids wouad about the
head. One segs plenty OF dark hair
la Bulgaria, but one also looks with
pleasure on warm brown tints. chest
nut tresses, aud occasionally auburn
heads. one Of the most beautiful girls
1 ever saw was a Bulgarian. with a
slorious mass Of unprecedented waves,
a clear pale skin. handsomely set gray
eyes. "a delicate mos n. and small
white teeth, and the height aud car
riase OF a princess.
The bright cheeks that so many OF
the B~ulEArians hav are a pleasant
change from the dark or pale skins
OF the Armenlans and Greeks. Their
eyes are generally less large and lang
Lorous than oriental eyes, looking you
spuarely In the face. with more frank
ness and less seduction"
Miss jenkins gives the foilowine
melodious samples Of the name Of her
bulgarian pupils. Nadezda. Nadelka,
Narahnka. Bissoya. vcssclina, Coon
Na. zdrayka. The last names all end
IN on FOR the men and 'ova' for the
women, meaning son % or daughter
Of. the Megthaiena Petrova is Mag
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

~ c1nNcE. arrhylhE Itself against
fashion. ~ been a weak con-
tender whore Wosnep are ton.
oerned but when ~ ". J.. mayo
rlshs II the beginning 81 the hot sea-
son arises 70 tell ue men that belts
u appendicitis ana that suspend
ers are alphabetically preferable, we
~ho have worn both hope that the
alleged Superior common sense of u
sex will be demonstrated.
Socially the status Of either sus-
pcnders or belt = ambiguous. East
Of the Rocky Mountains s~uapenderH
are the badge Of sound hearted al
iegiancc with the producing class;
they 20 with a streY In the teeth
and political speeches. Our fields are
titled with The aid OF ~suspenders; our
forests are fciled and our ores are
mined: IN TACT most Of the heavy lift
ms Is done through the instrumental
Ity Of the elastic bands attached fore
and an to the male garment. main
tainlng that necessary rms in po-
sltlon.
Here In New Mexico and through
an the care-frec unspoiied west the
mldrif Of rugged toll Is eneircled by
the belt. A cowpuacher must wear a
belt fot gun. fence pliers or mis- auto
mobile wrench. az the. case may be;
and u he has motion picture hopes.
the belt Ia essential
Regarded separately n without
p~rejndier either OF pathology OF style,
much Is to b. said for either suspend
ers or the belt. For the belt. as an
offset TO the charge OF undue pres
sure on the vital mechanism. Il mas
be pleaded that Il Is utterly lacking
In that treachery which ls sometimes
revealed even IN the most faithful OF
auspenders. when taken in conjune-
ton with their affiliated buttons. a
belt. once buckled. does its work with
unobtrusive fiderty. upholding the
dignity and the pants Of the wearer
10 the end. suspenders have been
known TO hay down on the Job and
quit without warning.
To be sure, DR. Mayo's .dictum will
not settle the question forever. x
cepi perhaps for those curious per
sons, ultra cautious, who at this yea
son OF the year. The chest protecting
vest having been discarded. wear
both belt and ~suspenders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Advice to Mothers
About Babies,


In the Better Babies department OF
the June Woman's Home Companior
appears considerable materlol IN re-
gard to the care OF children thut les or
value 20 mothers. Following is an
extract from the Mother Calendar for
June.
Dress your children loosely and
simply In hot weather. " they wall
Ia run barefoot, substitute sandals for
shoes and stockings. Sandals protect
from stone bruise.
MIX used by chilpren or adults
should not be more than twenty-four
hours old. MIR does not have TO sour
10 ne unht for food.
In warm weather. give your baby
plenty Of cooled, boiled water. Never
give him iced water not unboiled
water.
do not handle habies more than Is
absolutely necessary. Keep them iu
cool. well-yenulated rooms. Never
leave them IN the sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

daien. daughter Of Peter. white Stoke
PetrQn h sloiko, son Of Peter. How
rver, now last names are coming to
remain permanent IN a family.
bulgarian girls are bright tfsn.ern.
The village holiday brines out a won
derfui array OF Raudy costumes,
staieht and awkward Il. line, hut bril-.
liant, In color ana decoration, the
writer tells. The women's bla waists
are usually emphasized by hude silver
buckles. when. however, a Elrl Is
young and pretty, her abundent curry
hair, into which H. braided bright
threads OF ribbons, with often a mower
r. her ear, her bright color hclghteh-
ed by the gay emDrelderics, and her
slender neure. when the s~traishtnesa
% her dress canno spoil, makes her
nm attractive vision. The pleasures Of
the girls. Miss jenkins describes;
"a Rirl in a Bulgarian village " not
without her -amusements. As In the
Bible times all the water For a VILLAGE
must be drawn from y or two wells
or springs. and these Watering places
or fountains are the scene of much
sociability. Hither rome all the
youths aud maidcns q the village 10
loiter. There n counting about the
fountain and home gatherings In the
evenings. Marriages spring from mu-
.iaai attractions and choice. rather
thaG ehe arrangement OF families. as
do the Armenian and Turkish ALL
anccs.
There are husking bee and quilt
ing bees where the young people meet.
hut the most popular form Of social
entertainment Il the sedanka. Here
assemble the young men and women
OF the village and adjoining farms,
grouped about an open nrc. singing
solos and choruses. The Bulgarian
folk dances are danced In a row or
circle, the leader generally waving g
bright handkerchief and turning and
twisting aoout his line OF followers,
like a mild game Of snap the whip
II suggests health ana ubounding
spirits and good fellowship. without
the s~ensuaiity that SO often marks the
Oriental dance.
Occasionally the sedanka ends In
n dramatic fashion. some brawny
fellow who has been counting his
Darka assiduously will seize her In
his arms and carry her TO his home.
The next day this marriage by cap
ture' II given legal and religious sane
ton by the blessing OF the Orthodox
priest. once asked zarannka what
would happen II two men wanted the
same girl. she replied simply: The
stronger would get her
Tho Bulgarian girls are bright and
make eager use OF educational advant-
! ages. Miss Jenkins says. The college
trained Bnigar maidens become veri-
table centers OF progress In the towns
and villages throughout their country.
Installing the huEeer for k2owlcdga
that. In turn. IL 90 lead Bulgaria to a
| great future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
MOVING PICTURES AND CIGAR
SALES.

n UMBERLEss things have been
~ charged ~ to the moving
pictures since they arst care
upon the scene q few years ;
II was said they would make ser
ious inroads into the receipts Of the
high-priced theaters. and they have;
that they would prove great cducat
ors Of the people. aud 'tt, have. that
they would Increase the cost Of NV.
ing, and IN a small way they have;
and that they would incite evil minds
evilly, and but for the excellent cen-
sorHhip tha, has come perhaps that
would have been a result
II has remained. however. for
someone 10 discover INA also they
have cut largely into the consumption
OF tobacco and reduced the patron
age Of the saloons
Formerly the chief patrons of the
moving picture house came from the
women and children. but a. the busi-
ness has developed and the quality of
the productions improved. the attend
ance of men has enormously in
creased; and "a, he arsues. the time
required to attend picture shows has
forced a curiaiiment Ia the net an
nual consumption Of both tobacco and
liquor.
"Tehacco,' a wen known trade
paper. meets the argument boy recall
Ing that much the same thing was
said when the bicycle craze took hold
of the country and that IL was alec
predicted TINT general use Of the au-
tomobiie wouid cut down the number
OF cigars consumed. and adds that In
neither ease did annual figures sus-
tain the argument.
But the caHcE are not exactly par
allcL so many more millions are go.
ing 10 picture shown than ever rode
bicycles pr can afford to own auto.
mobiles, that II would not do to sal
on-hand that, this discovery OF a new
Influence exerted by the films q
without merit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
About New Books At
The Public Library

Think OF the open nelds In the late
spring or early summer, when the
suggestion OF frost is In the air. al
though the sunlight is bright and the
sense Of perennial resurrection h. all
about, with. at the same time, an ALI
pervadiig spirit OF peace and calm
ness fostered by vistas Of ginning
mountain tops under their enduring
snOwu. As pure aud Tree and strong
is The Promised Land. Sanpriel,' by
Alvilde Prydz. The mountain brooks
have an Icy sound. aud the mountain
peaks, In their GOODNESS and pnap-
prunchable being. well symbolic the
forbidden Deaks OF shining desire at
tained only by renouncins them. The
little mother who gave up her dream
and her chance 0f happiness and re-
mains faithful a. the husband she
does not love fOr the sake Of her
children. the strong man who hides
"a life's disappointment and sacrifice
unde~ the outward smilins and mn
pancy, and most 81 all Adele Harder,
with her stamping out IT SELF and her
abscsf,iOn in the daily doingB OF good
things tor others-these are they that
shall inherit the promised land. In
these three characters with the
clacking summer chorus behind them
Alvilde Prydz has written an idyll
which would sccm to Justify The
opinion OF lhsen and Biornsoa that
she Is the greatest woman writer
Norway has set produced. II IL a
very real poetic fantasy Of rare
charm--one You VIII rc-rcad and
keep with QUA new bDok-friend.
"idlcness is bad for u5lc-bodied
persons. including women 80 says
the principal man There ISN'T any
hero-the here's me reader. In Hen
~ Syduor Harrison's latest novel,
"Angeia's Business Tho trughlc
with Angola was that she hadn't any
business, except being q ladl n wait
Ing 10 Romance. And perhaps you
couldn't blaine her u she rruised
about the city In her little Fordctte
in a perfectly ladyukc pursuit OF ro-
nance and its two nuarest represent
atlvcs, Charles Garrutt, writer, and
Donald M%anford, engineer.
III she was given no education
beyond the demands Of provincial
parlor talk ma training Of her hands
no occupation for her head, u no on
ever Thought of her aE a f~uli-stHturot
human being who must pay her wat
In substantial coin; this again WAS DE
cause she was q surely ]
had not been Angela'a fault' II sh'
was early appriscd though through
a sweet mist, hat she had but on
faculty Of any value I'm The world
market Now from an this don
imagine "Angela's business n terri
fying volume Of theories and isms
instead OF which n II Il keenly hu
morous and whimsical novel. will
much Of The liEhtnees aud dizziness o
touch which characterized "Queed
its authors first Huccess one cHnno
help but grin over the tudgc-Churle
CARROTS relative and private secre
tary-supported purely out ~ char
ity-for Charles had about AZ mucl
need for a private secretary AZ of
grand vizicr, ana yet ~patronizinR hi
employer with a magnificent bland
ness. Indeed. the reader gets NOR
smiles than a few out Of Angela
Busincss.'' and Just enough serioa
business 10 make him feel. Il he IL
conscientious person. that he has mo-
wholly wasted his time. either. What
lever Charles CARROT may or may no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

SPECIAL sunday Dinner at Whit
comb Springs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
State OF Ohio. City Of Toiedo,
Linen. Cnunfv-eg.

AHM.A A
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the frm of r..
J. Cheney a CO., doing business In he
City OF Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ], CHENEY.
sworn 90 before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
cemher. A.. ID. 1855.
CseaD A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure r. taken In
ternally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. send for testimonials. free.
y. j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, O.
sold by add Druggists, Zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl'
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

know. the author Of ''Queed' Is pos
sessed Of a keen understanding of
women and the ability to focus Il into
effective words.
Another new hook which 1 found
at the library and which attracted
my attention was Half Hour" a
collection Of four whimsical short
plays by Sir James Barrie. Now that
We may call him sir james We read
with renewed interesi. The Twelve
Pound Look second Of the plays,
In which we fad that Harry simU II
10 receive the honor Of knighthopd
in a few days and is %rehearsing he
ceremony with his wife Certainly
those high and mighty personages
who honor themselves by giving titles
10 m~erltorious authors must feel. IL
the Twelve Pound Look" is an indi-
cation, hat Mir. Barrie has not fully
appreciated their condescension. Hur-
~ Is very proud OF himself. but we
are not allowed Ia escape the impress
sion hat he makes "a big fuSs about
nothing. -"Pantaloon' r. irrevcrent
mntnsy-sausages keep it from being
exquisite-fpr P~antaloon ana Column
bine love, but her father. Harlequin,
prefers The rich clown who has plcn-
~ Of snusages To MUNICH. But true
love goes about H. own way. "Itosi-
lind show us an actress who ca-
cspcs to the country. %ahundons cor
sets and paists. to rest. n nc
counts for her aged appearance by
pretending she Ia her own mother,
and thus II enabled To hear H sutton
pouring out TO Rosilind's mother
his love for Rosiliud-a sutton whom
a In difficult To- d%isiilusion.
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Madison. Wis.
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NJ. u. Reynolds says:-
This IL 10 certify that ] have been
a great sufferer from Hhcumatisf
since 1884. Contracted the disease
while working with a snow pillow ON
the railroad. For several years !
have been Obliged 20 use crutohes n
great part OF the time. Having used
three boxes OF the Meritol Rheuma-
tlsm Powders. I have thrown away
the crutchos and am now almost fully
recovered. II certainly has done won
ders for me and ] heartily recommend
A. NJ. ID. REYNOLDS.
Agents Prices. soc, $500.
CottolcHa, , cents per pound; 2-lb.,
s-lb.. fO.lb. and 50-lb. cans. West
err Meat Co,
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