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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
Special Train Delayed.

BY United Press.
Mexico City, June 2l-The special
train that was ordered by Special
Agent Rodgers to take Americans
from here will not leave for Vera Cruz
today Government officials notified
Rodgers that preparations for the de-
parture OF the train had not been com
pleted
Several thousand workingmen, wo-
men and children gathered last night
to assure Carranza of their loyalty
Carranza repeated to them his preyi-
Gus statement that he was not seeking
war with the United States.
The governor Of the state of To
basco informed Carranza that many
Americans in his territory do not wish
to leave in the event of war, Carran-
"a instructed Mujica to permit them
to remain, giving them the same pro
lection as other foreigners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
HARVESTER
KILLED BY
LIGHTNING

Information received by telephone
from Apber states that during the
electrical storm which passed over
the section Immediately north Of
Chickasha at $3.50 this morning, one
man was killed. one man seriously in
iured, one dwelling house destroyed
by lightning near Amber and the
school house at Tuttle struck and
damaged
Walter Baker was killed and his
brother, Henry Baker seriously injur-
ed by the lightning The Baker broth
ers were working in a wheat field on
the old brennan ranch, managed by a
Mr. Ford, short distance north of
Amber
Rev. H. P. Haley, of the Second
Baptist church, of Chickasha, has
been called to conduct the funeral of
the dead man Mr. Haley will so to
Amber on the SOP Frisco train this
afternoon.
Q. G. Davis and J. e. Shelton, Of
Tuttle, stated upon their arrival in
Chickasha this morning that lightning
struck the Tuttle school house shortly
after 3 o'clock. Neither knew to what
extent the building had been damag
ed. Mr.. Davis said that lightning had
also struck, and the resulting flames
destroyed the home OF Mr.. Ferris,
about 4la miles north Of TuttIe
Rev Sankey, Baptist minister OF
the Tuttle neighborhood, also stated
the electrical storm was especially
severe in that section this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21

FOR THEFT

Following three weeks detective
work Sheriff Bailey this morning
landed behind the bars Of the Grady
county Jail A. r. Meelss and G. f.
Meeks. alleged to be guilty Of stealing
over $500 worth Of hides from the w.
H. Catteral slaughter house, near
Chickasha, on the night of May 80.
Immediately following the discoy-
cry of the theft Sheriff Bailey began
his Investigations and search for the
guilty parties. In this he was assisted
by c. H. Bailey. special inspector for
the Cattlemen's association OF Okla
homa and Texas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
SEEKING TO
LET LOOSE
SUBS AGAIN
BY Q. w. Alderman.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
BY United Press
Berlin june "a The advocates Of
strong submarine policy are taking ad
vantage of the growing indifference
to American opinion to reopen their
campaign for the more effective use
OF submarines.
The German people now realize that
the hostilities viii not end this sum
mer md may drag into next year.
Facine this fact they are united Ia
the desire to see the war pushed with
the utmost vigor until the allies are
brought to terms.
The German view is now, sixty per
cent Of Americans are against us,
thirty per cent are for us and ten per
cent are Indifferent Nothing we can
do to change American opinion will
help us to win tile war and we should
go ahead concentrating our energy on
victory
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
BIDS ARE
REJECTED

After opening the bids, two IN mum
Jer for the construction Of concrete
cuYert on the Chickasha-Pocasset
road. near Pocassct, the board of
county commissioners rejected both
bids and recessed until June %.
The bids rejected by the commits
sioners were in each instance higher
than the engineers estimate. County
Clerk Bradley was instructed to read
q iise for bids for the construction
Of the culvers
At the meeting Of the board, set for
The 2Sth to which date recess was
taken yesterday. other bids and sew
eral miscellaneous matters will be dis
POSED Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21

among the business men and passed
the hat;;" that he had met with little
or no opposition in the matter that
he had acted for the best as he had
seen and understood matters, that lie
proposed to donate part of the net
proceeds to the building of the boule-
ward known as Seventeenth street and
to the installation OF concrete light
poles along that thoroughfare, as well
as to putting in drainage culverts at
places along the boulevard where
needed
1t was finally decided that while no
record of anything appeared upon the
books of the association, for the rea-
son of lack of quorum and no meeting
it should be the will of those present
that Mr. Schwartz continue promo
tion of the proposed celebration, a part
of the proceeds to be turned over, or
to be used in improving the boulevard
leading to the Women's college.
The matter of closing all places of
business on July 4th was taken up
and some discussion ensued 1t was
stated that members of the clerks
union would not consent to a part hol
iday but wanted the stores closed for
the entire day. 1t was finally decided
that petitions should be circulated for
the purpose Of ascertaining the senti-
ments of all and that the majority rule
should apply
The celebration matter being again
called up it was decided that as the
opinion had gained currency, and the
Impression gone forth that the asso-
,iation was behind the same there
should be no effort made to block the
plans, that it might be of benefit to
Ill business men Of the city and that
he formerly expressed opinion of the
manner in which and by whom it
should be managed should prevail
Nothing, however, coming to vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
Pershing parties out.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
San Antonio, Tex June 2l-lt was
officially announced this AFTERNOON
that Pershing had found no Mexican
detachments moving at any point near
his lines Of communication lIc still
has scouting parties out on both sides
OF his lines
II is reported that Mexicans are as
suming a threatening aspect at DINA
ga. Gen Parker reports no confirma-
ton Of the rumored massacre Of
Americans at the cerrebello mines IN
the interior Of Mexico.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
U. 5. officials Believe Only Reversal Of
Present Methods Of de Facto
Government Can Prevent
Complete Breakup
COLUMN OF CAVALRY
ATTACKED is REPORT
No Official Confirmation Received but
Imminence of Battle Admitted; De-
parture Of Americans from
Capital Delayed

BY United Press.
Washington, June PA high ad-
ministratlon official who would not
permit his name to be used. declared
today that the Carranza government
is nearing its end
Only radical reversal Of Carran-
as methods can prevent the complete
disintegration of his government even
long enough to install in its place a
government sufficiently strong to pre-
vent anarchy, according to the Off
cial referred to.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
Crock Cabinet chanac.

sy United Press
London, June 2tr-The Athens cor,
respondent of the Evening Star cabled
today that the Greek cabinet had re-.
signed and King Constantine had
name Zaimls to form new one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
HELD 70 FEDERAL GRAND jury.

HELD TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY.
Joe Estis. charged with Introducing
liquor into United States prohibited
territory, was arraigned before Judge
Eugene Hamilton this morning and
hold to the federal grand Jury ~ bonds
in the sum Of $500 The defendant
save bond and was released from Gus.
tody.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
IS
EPARINC
FOR WAR
BY United Press

BY United Press
Galveston, Tex, June 2t-A cable
gram from Mexico City says great
preparedness campaign is under way
there.
Thousands are reported to be volun-
teering for military service and are
already drilling. The Mexican army
will be limited only by supplies, arms
and ammunition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
Funds withdrawn.

BY United Press.
New York, June 21It became
known today that practically all Of
the four million dollars deposited in
local banks for financing the ordinary
business Of the Mexican government
has been withdrawn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mention are
moving to Chickasha from Oklahoma
City. and will be located in the Bub-
ser property, corner Eighth and Ida
no. Mr.. Mention is connected with A.
F. Book, the plumber, T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21
Americana Leave sonora.

BY United Press.
Washington. June 2l The state de-
partment Is advised that between
three and four hundred Americans
have left sonora during the last three
days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-21

scoutiuued On Page Three-).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

,Sn Scr @ufopina mo IN g8olDDnicn ba6cn sic yiri
len lnter Den blutigten Spfern nebr oOer wenieer
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E6atia6e 81 ierbren. lln0 in Amerita reitet man a
Dem rliIiidjen 3mDlfmeilen. @epln nod 6eutc berun
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WlelOmgcn aus Berlin bci1tgcn on fener SteQc olld
mlr Inn einen Bon 8lriid Genommen morOcn uno oie
rliiiid)e 0ifeniioe 1T 70 ernt e gement mar, noG
mcnigen GoGen in ibrem @hite eritidt Die nodtrd9
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ms 0cicdt gebrodten Eruppcu bei @lofoncn bier
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grfie tr6lnlten ie alen Grntes bon einem 0urdbrud
olti 8olsfe iO 0litau 6it Der bncn ein erbeblides
Stiid aurlon0 mieoer 5lirldbringen ioltc Ger menn
aud nit dmeren Opiern erfoe @rfog in gSOlbDnicI
rei5te 5ir 9todjobmmg. 0ie yiodJobmng lieB ii6 jc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Governments protest Everything
in the preliminary reply was taken
to indicate that Great Britain will
discard The Hague rules as the
declaration Of London has been dis
carded."
Such is the present situation.
England virtually has told the
United States Government that she
will not desist from rihing American
mail bags. The question now IS,
will the Wilson Administration force
England to respect the provisions Of
the Postal treaty?
SO far the Irish World. 1t is our
conviction that the Wilson Admin
istration will not do a thing to make
Great Britain respect the provision
Of the Postag treaty or any other in
ternational convention The time
when Woodrow Wilson could have
made England obey the law with q
simple hint at embargo has passed.
Tho Entente seems to be quite able
now to do without the American am
munition. Woodrow Wilson has left
things go so far that he is now like
the old man sitting on the peak Of
a steep roof and don't know how to
save himself.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Icuhhlano crireut d5 in oeicm Sabre elmer rei-
den Grutc Garu itinmcn Gle godrid)ten iiberell.
lln0 mas babel id)wer gum @ortee Dcigti1lano's ms
Wmidt iant 1T oc Ebotiodje, DAB Die Anbaudde IN
0ipcm SaGrc I'M Diee Sauienoe Quaoratmcilcn groBer
it ais iie III 1915 mar @on5 Folen, Sitauen iino
aurlnn0 ino bin5u gcfommci. Gic Grnte bat berelts
bceonucn uno oe Gipil6epolfeung lit fir ole Gnbrin'
Qima ser 6riIdie oraanirt moroen. Suter Der 6ront
III 1cn6csan0 bclorgen oie 5elogrouen Ole Grnte9r
beiicn syn 5rontreid uno 9cleien redleu Die gSci-
5en. Wcrlte 8ogaei. lin0 &oerfeloer bis an ole
zhiibWgrdbcn beran. lSn 0eren lnmittelborer Nabe
f0men ole s9lrbeten nir 3ur 9todt3et 0orgenom
men per0en g8c Der Correspondent elmer 9roBen yu-
gorfer 8cung berdtct lit Ole Grnte in Dem bon ocn
Gcutidcn beieeten irau50den @cbiet 10 reid usge'
fancn. Dob Der Grrog fr Die Grndbrung Der eptl.ge'
pofcruuq mo Der Nrmee in enem @ebiet ausredlen
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ols gcutihlono be5ogen porocn gSenn nun aild in
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Grtc III Dundlnn0 ielbi enen gon5 beoeutenoen
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trad fonmt nit 0cr groBten Seeenrube entgegenieben
f5men Gem aud Die @erioreung nit 8etten miro cinc
nicl bciierc ien pc i'm oorgcn Sabre Die ebr obols
tiae 5onncnbumc lit IN groBen Wioiicn ongeptlan0t
porocn. GO ihrebt ms 3. o. Der S6crlebrcr elmer
Gdlule inn Stoate SanIbrrg Dob ieine Sd)iiler 0poT
W1oracn 9un6 NIT 5omenblilmeu 6cpilan8t battenl
Gurd bic reibe Grnte piro natiirlid oild Die Notb
tutcr Scr 9cp6llcruua @oens poaitdnoig Gebobcn.
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idcnlqbc rctten t6nnen Aber IS marcn aud ia feuc
griien, bic in 9olcn elen6 81 @rlnoe gegon9eh no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
TnnesfGQe.

glm 25. SuIi George 70 ScdlcB, gr 2t07.
ggelt.NcrinQon Sirabe II Sabre alt
glm 20. Suli Samee Wt Hcl, Sobns Sop
nns.Sopiial. 81 Sabre alt
d, glm 25 Suli 29emas e. Glsrt alil oen'
PIN 26 Siili 0iidnro g. Narriom ytr. 1910
9RcGulob SiraBe, 67 Sabre alt
glm a. Nnli Miaranrct NciR, ytr 2041, Sit'
EOrib glbcnle, 26 Sabre nli
PIN 90, Sni Barbara SeE, yir. ., Giios3nrc'
Sim 25. Sli Sames o.. Soran, Gr. 1914.
gScn yarresgir0Be, 90 Sabre alt
glm '23 Suli SpiepB Spmaielpsii, glr 6O3,
Giios9'ouos Grobe, 40 Sabre nlt
glm "a. SuIi Somic Meier WcrcDsSoipiiot
gim 81. Sill aineg 6. epanoIcr, gIr 1928
C5orimd) 'glbenue 80 Sabre ali
PIN 25. SILL SOicpb 3a6llopSl gir 2O27
SleeigirQBe 80 Sabre 0lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Die Ser. Stooten bonn g9elt9onoel
ous5uiNIicBclL cntgceentritt. g8cust
oos niAt geiAiebt, miro Siioomerifa
ein @nglono ouSidIieBid augebori-
eeS 9lbiabge6iet ieiu lno ole @}on-
roe.0oftrin cine mertbloie Gbeorie
meroen.
@OOSrDm gSilIun'S Gampagnc-
Souptquortier in New.gorf miro
iebs N}illionen Grenplore Der GeOe
pert9eilen, meIdc ser &rGIioent IN
ylem Yorf gebolten bat unO Oie IN
ben granOioien @e0aufen ousflingt:
@epalt bat nod niemals ettpos pol-
6radt mas iib BON 8ouer ermieien
bat. 0ann lit eS qm Gnoe gar ni9t
mabr, OoB @oi6ington nit @affeu-
gewalt ole amerifanii6e 9lotion &c.
idofien un0 oaB Nlooiion nit g8of-
fcngewolt Die glnnoBung DER eng
ldn0er ge6ro6en bat. Damn 1T eS
am GnOe and niAt mobr, Dob oie
Union nit &offengcipolt Dor Ocm
3crtoa belpobrt moroen lit. 0ie 9ieOe
1T weiter nibts ais einc Ger boblcn
ReocnSarten nit oencn Der YrGli,
ocnt oas amcrifouiic6e 8olt tduiGen
uno feline g8eigcrung, ole 9iedte oes
omcritonii6cn &olfes gegen @ns-
lono 81 DertbeiOiGen redticrtigen
mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gli,a6et6 81. .S,erulo.

Gs itarb ON 90 Suli 1916, Gli5abei6 " Se.
rol6, qeiebte Snlin ocS bcriiorbenen Sobn 50.
SrenocnmDer, sic Hceroiaung bon ibrer
lebten ggobuung, gir. sos, eiio.6uiiington.glu
iiiIoei iiaii anl 6retag, Den 2S Snlt, z llDr
WlorQcn sine NeQiienIsNo6meile miro I'M
7.30 IN Der Gi Wd0ae'S.Aircbe ceIebrirt
(e<uH07A091
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
gScrInmmIMmas .gInaeiaen

,NeIicn.E Earmitd6icr.gercin."
@ie bicrielidDrNe &erinmmmlg bcs nSeiieit-
innci nm Ticmitag, ben
/ ghlQiut glbcuoS llbr i'm YereinS.qufal
liait gllle sQdiaieoer lino irGnoli1ii erludt,
8u leiI.
(SiH2S) g. MittcrpnId Gefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

SIS iiarb am % Sul 1916 in feiner ggob
mn@ %r. 5Os, silo.@o6inien, ,ssiraes, S9aartIss
nnien geieber @ntte bon emma Non, geb
@laler iino Sobn bon sSobn mo Der berorbe
nen @nrbarn yioll. Sic Neer0iqltng bon einer
ebicn gSobnlnq, luo3 Serunnote uno iSreunoe
Der Sanilie adlllnaspon einacaoen iino, toet
iaii an 6rcitog, ytocbniiags lbr. geis
cBnna Qui Der oWlount CARMEL @emclcrO."
(,Nlt272S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Nuhonlln NclldI.

Sc itnrb nm q. SlH 1916 Spbauna 8enrl,
qclicDie Satin bon Aarl 3eiidD i'm gllier bon
36 Sabren. sic Aeeroiqunp fhoet bon ibrer
gSobmulq Nr. 1901, Siib SarcN. StraRe, aus
itaii. Sic Belt Der Neero9uug miro ipdter
dnQeacbcn. (>Mi2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
gefanntmadjmnaen.



Sd babe sIppnaHoncn iar ioiaeGoe 8ri6iIc.
D 5iorSoii'Gde aomDaro. uuo sal. siraBc. 800
s.. IS. WloOr.
eliowcIi.6dc GeniraI.gIbcmc mo 5amu-
SiraBe. 75 s.. Vs. Wiotor
SormiiagS am samitah 20. Sui 1916, ein'
eeretht let
(SnH2s) c8sSd0c'Sapcrt
ecportcmcni far aiicntlinc gcr0cHcrnnseu.
llHterI Ieparienent oes StraReu'Snaenicnrs
@en cS angelt:
Gs mirb bicrmt oemdB ben Gorl6riicn Der
am 23, Siioeer 1905 inier3eidneten Yeroro'
nung yir. l3 ben BeliBerH bon @rinoltliden
Die al Die unlen angelitbrieH gIIleDs iioBeIL
Jtoli8 gegebely hdB Der GtrdBcH Sngenelr nW
Z. glngnii 1916 3lpiiden ben Shnoen y mn
2 Ha6miiags IN ieineni Birean i'm 9tdibbaii5
eili luirn, I'M Die Beirdge 81 crlaDren tno 81
beiiinnIcL Die 0llen an beid1tc glllens itoBens
ben @rnnoitiiden ai3nereNen iiro; cine @5elc'
9enDeit miro uiBerncm allen i1lereitriet 4ers
onen 9egebelL Ntlinoc, lucn lie lol6e DabeiL
eegen ole Rllaliernng belaaier Sue0s por6u'
9llien 6inier Nr. 1928 -3s QinoensQbc.
NnCl bnier gir. iG0i- 1911 HtnOenglbe
llncg Dnier Nr 1701-t700 Ninoen 9lDc
MneN binier Nr. t727-f785 2inoensglbe.
gnleD fieben ytr 1907 Vreonrb Sir. gsellieiie.
glneg bnier yr. 1500-t540 SoDn SiraBc
Macg gnicr gr. 1893 15l7 Soqn siraBe
2lleD neben glr. 302 9toberi. 9iraBe.
gllcD binier Er. 302 306 9iohcrts SiraBe.
NilCD Dinier yir 200 224 qnurenSsSiraBe
QlllcD binier yir 239- 2d3 3nuren8 StraBe
NlcD binier yir. 100-110 Wcle6cn StraBe
Q(ilcg biner yir 125-t3t WcQcbeu-S
Nnel Dincr M 20S 210 Wiclccbcn SirdBc.
QlllcD binter gtr 9096 WoiDer SiraBe
2lQeD bnicr y,r. 13S 1d4 Wioiber Sirlbe
glneD binier ylr 139 -fl3 Wioner StraBe
Macg BIner ylr. 201 225 ggeii9onpaIe SlraBe.
Nnrg Dincr gtr 227-241 gEeiiY1nbde- -GiraBe.
QlllcN inid bon Nolphiu- girQbe, 3mtiOcu Gin
oenglbcnue nno Morris glneb
Mncg n5roli6 BON SoiimansSiroBe, 5piid)en
Soroan mo linioH glueD
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gnCO binter ytr. 1200s9lod gioro sSionsglOe.,
gSciiieite.
9mcN 6nier gr 3ooos@Iod Sitgaiimores
Sirabe, gioroeiie.
". DR. GuoHeB,
(Suh2s) GiraBen Snacnier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

OrieiiOn.sine epC5ial eonmtaas. @rmrNou
nauD AeierioH. glbiaDri bon labts ilno
@rdii StrnBe SonnineS 1870 NaMm
GidlaDrt bon Nctierlon YbenoS Sius
iabrl 5Oc., MnoiaCri 60C. Sllha mr tlr
&aa mo 9Qmpier) gli oeien s5o6rien feiue
anoereil @iuele acceptirt ollsgenommen nacD
&elcbclt Der @onIpagnie.
- GIGrcnsc eDriScr s. q. q.
(Suli22, ,Ga,@o,Sr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

Vuf allaemeincS gerlanaen
peraultdltet Die @rclion HiHie
bon nenei tbre nngeneDmeii, eleQanteu
WnnofdleinG Grnrtuneil
nit tbrem neuen Sampler
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK,
FEVERISH Child
IT Little Stomach is Sour. Liver
Torpid or Bowels
I'll =. ClOgged "

Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Syrup Of. Figs, because
in few hours all the clogged. up
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
gently moves: out Of the bowels. and
you have a we'll playful child again.
Children simply will not take the time
from play 10 empty their bowels, and
they become tightly packed liver gets
sluggish and stomach disordered
When cross, feverish. restless. see
if tongue is coated. then give this de-
licious fruit laxative" Children love
il, and ii can not cause injury. no
difference what =ails your little. one
il full OF cold. or sore throat. diarr-
hoea, stomach-ache. bad breath. re-
member. gentle inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies. chill
dren of all ages and grown-upS are
printed on each bottle. ~
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" then
look carefully and see that it is made
by the california Fig Syrup Com.
pany" We make no smaller size
Hand back with contempt any other
FIG syrup-AdV. .-.. ..