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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Nojna je. Izjemen cas-, XII pre-
kucujc vse zakone. Cednosti so
izgubile svojo veljavo, greh je po-
stall cednost, kdor hoce sluziti Be-
gu, mora ustreci hudicu in kdor
hoce doseci najvisjo east, mora
najbolj dozoreti "a vislice.
Vojna je. Kar sluzi n.jencmu
namenu, je krepostnO; kar il ne
prinasa koristi, je zlO.
Zaman 81 Sc ucil, l~ojalni draw
ljan in pobozni kristjan, kako ie
treba ziveti, da bo vSec Bogu in
ljudem. Zaman 81 Sc uril V Segah,
XII Jill svet imenuje dobre, pa 81
mislil, da so to veGni ideali; pri-
hrul je vihar in je pomedel vse.
kar je bilo,, in zdaj ne YES wee,
pri Gem da 81 in kako maj Sc vedeS.
da BIO prav.
Cello moralni zakoni so premak-
mem, presunJeni, postavljeni ma
glavo; in vendar so Sc ii zdeli ka-
kor pecine sredi razburkanega
morja, Xxi Jill ne okruSi ~najbesnej-
81 vihar i'll ne ogloda najbolj raz-
penjeno valovje. Mislil 81, da so
trdni "a 81 case, in glej - danes
ne veljajo wee. Krepostni ljudje,
XII so vceraj vihali nosove zaradi
vsake neomozene matere in zaradi
vsakega nezakonskega otroka, pri-
digajo danes slave brezpogojne
plOdOvitosti, DRAWN zakoni pri-
navajo nezakonskim otrokom
pravice, druzba izkazuje neve-
STAN padlih junakov cast, kakor
da so %"prave" vdove domovinskih
zrtev.
Vojni otroci. Vojne neveste -.
Now i%zrazi, XII Jill &c he razkla-
da nobena encyclopaedia. Doba Jill
je ustvarila, potreba Jill je zahte-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
NiegOv iubilei.

u danasnjo stevilko stopa Pro
letarec v drugo desetletje svojega
obstanka. V malem formatu in
enkrat ma mesec mu je bilo priso-
jeno izhajati OBJ rojstvu. Toda raw
no tako, kakor je Sc mnogo slovcn-
skin proletarcev nepokvarjenih,
ravno tako je bill tudi zdrav Pro
letarec in sc polagoma vocal in IL
polnjeval do oblike, V kateri danes
izhaja. Dosegli sicer nismo tistih
uspehov in tiste v%isine, XII smo jo
zeleli, toda kdor pozna t~ezave, s
katerimi Sc mora boriti pravi soci-
alistiGni list, kakor je Proletarec,
ia We, da smo dosegli mnogo ze "a
voljo tega, ker smo sli vedno stop
njevaje naprej, ne pa nazaj.
ko je $ pricetkom tretjega let
nika postal list IL meseGnika te-
dnik, je Jugoslovanska socialistiG-
ma zveza (takrat Sc skoro izkljuc-
no sami Slovenci) vsled slabih vi
ROY sklenila DAFT list ma delnice.
Ustanovila in inkorporirala sc je
druzba pod imenom "Jugoslovan-
ska delavska tiskovna druzba."
Cd tistega casa je bill cd strani
m~eScanskih in nekaterih pc sill so
cialisticnih listov Proletarec pred
met raznovrstnih kritik in zabav-
ljanja. Ocitalo Sc je, da je list pri-
vatno podjetje i'll da kdor kaj della
IA list i'll nabira narocnike. s TEN
ne pomaga socialisticni stranki.
pac pa delnicarjem, kateri sc baje
rede cd dividende. Danes nam
nasi lJubeznivi nasprotniki niti te-
ga ne mOrejo wee ocitati. Posa-
meme osebe nimajo wee delnic. Ma
trgu je $50 delnic in izmed ten jih
mad 200 poseduje Slovenska sekci-
ga j. S. H., ostale pa socialisticni
klubi. Jugoslovanska tiskovna
druzba eksistira lie kot inkorpora-
cija, pravi in edini lastniki lista
pa so vsi tisti slovenski delavci.
kateri so org~anizirani J. S. u.
Proletarec je incl Cd svojega
rojstva pa do danes vedno teak
BOZ "a obstanek. Pc blagajni so
vedno predli pajki in Sc nikdar nj
sc bill %usluzbenci primerno plaza
nj. Mnogo let hi stale uredniStvo
in upravnistvo niti centa, poZneje
pa pc par dolarjev ma teden. Zal
da nimamo casa, da bi IL knjig do
bill vse stroske cd zacetka do da-
mes, da bi citatelji imeli popolno
sliko, "a kako smesno ceno Sc je
delalo pri listu. Dobro nam .je tu-
di znano, zakaj da nina list wee
narocnikov, kakor jih ina. Diva
glavna vzroka sta Slabi cast in pa
vsebina lista. Kdor INA loGiti sla-
DO gradivo cd dobrega, DO seveda
takoj rekel, da je Proletarec IL
vrstno u~rejevan. To vse nam je
znano. Znano Jim je tudi me-
sGanskih krogih, da je V urednis-
tvu Proletarca MOI, kateri lahko
dene urednika vsakega slovenske-
ga lista pod klobuk. Ampak ce
sc oZremo ma kvaliteto vseh tistih
slovenskih delavcev V Ameriki, XII
citajo slovenske liste, potem smo
takoj lahko ma jasnem, da bi incl
Proletarec mnogo wee narocnikov,
ako bi incl v vsaki stevilki pc E.
mega "Strigeljna" in pc enega
"Pavliha," povrh pa Sc kOlikor
mogoee veliko najbolj lepo polar
vanih in prismuknjenih "staro-
krajskih movie" Odprto povemo.
da je S takimi recmi skoda kaziti
list.
Kavno tako je 4 ogiasi. Prolc- |
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
E

Y nemSki sOcialno dcmokratiG-
nj Stranki so nasprotia To nj no.
bema tajnost. PovzroGila Jill je vol
ma, in elm dale traje klanjc. TEN
bolt Sc Siri razpoka. Nekai casa ie
miSlil Svet, da ic Liebknccht edini
op|ozicionalec y stranki. Danes pa
jc Ze vpraSan.le, ali ina veGina ali
manJSina parlamcntarnega kluba
wee priStaSev "a sabo. Xadnje gla-
aOTanie o vojncm kreditu i'm ma
ni."At klubGve maIiiine, Xxi IT, bill
Scveda %zaplcnjen. so paG zgovor-
ia ZnamenIa, da SCI NJ radikainej-
81 poslanci zaceli 2ayedati razlIkc
med taktiko veGine in pravimi
SocialistiCnimi naceli ter da sc i'm
zdi discipline" re nevarnejsa cd
samoStojnega nastopa.
no je bill Liebknecht Sc edini
"protcStant' V klubu, ie bila We
Gina zelo stroga. Takrat so re "a
htevali njegovo izkljucitev IL
strankc. Sedaj Sc sliSijo re nekaj
casa drugi GLASGOW. Zahteva SC
"toleranca'- in STEER najbolj cd
tlstih, HI MISC pref marali nobene
tolerance napram manjSini.
Sodrug karol Kautsky sodi O
tel zelji v''Ncue Zeit" takole:
"Pogoii, oh katerih hi mogla
zahteva po tolerance imeti zmisel,
so re davno izginili. V naSi stranki
so Sc odprla nasprotja, da Sc nj
kdar hi bilo tako globoko segajo-
eth Ali ce he hi zavzeli stall
sea napram Stvarnim diferencam.
ko St. oznacujejo cello naSa nacela
"a obrablieno Saro, ne hi bila to
tolerance. ampak strahopetno "a
n~cmarJanje doi&nosti.
Gotovo .je nabrala nemSka so
cialna d~emokracija tekom pol sto-
letJa s~vojega della in svojih bojev
bogato dedscino Zaupanja mnozic.
Ali del vcGine je pravkar pr TEN.
da izpremeni to dedscino V macje
zlato, $ TEN da oznaGuje ravno
tisto taktiko in tista naGela, Xxi so
nam princsla zaupanje proletaria-
Ia, "a rOpotijo brez Gene. &c gre
mo tako dale, zapravimo V KRAFT
XIII mesecih, kar smo tekom 6eset-
lctii $ trudom pridobili ..."
Po vscm tenn je soditi, Ola sc pri-
pravlja V Nemciji neizogiben raz-
kol V Stranki. Del vecine je pac
Easel tako dalec, da .je povratek
k GiStim nacelom socializma sko-
raj ncmogoG. Ia nekatere posa-
meznike ie nedvomno nemogoG.
&c II. pr. SHdekum, G0hre, DIR.
Anderson in Dir. Lensch sodeluje-
jo Z vojvodi, general in kaizerje-
vimi ministri pri ustanovitvi
"NemSke druzbe 1914, Xxi pravi.
da hoGe tudi po vojni gojiti duha
IL leta 1914mcd nemSkim naro-
dom, so Sc S ten pravZaprav zc
SAM izkljucili IL stranke oziroma
IL lntcrnacionale.
Ne vcrjamemo pa, da bo sledila
VISA vccina tenn talmisocialisticrim
p%atriotom. kadar pride do odlo6-
mega koraka. In zdi sc, ola sc pri-
blizuie cas- razjasnitvc. Da ie
kautsky ma strani tistih, Xxi so
ostali neomajno zvesti na6elom. ie
dobro %Znamenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
so "vojni otroci' in ce so Nth
matcrc "volne neveStc.'
Vo.ina je.

Voina je.
Po hribih i'll dolinah tcGe rdcca
kri i'll zemlja jo hlastno vpija -
kakor nebeSki dcI pc dolgi suSi.
In denar Sc prctaka; V silnih
rekeh teGe. buinih TOXIN. kakor
Sc nikdar ne. Miljoni in ~miljarde
Sc zbirajo V velikanSkih iezerih.
pa Sc odtod zopet raztekajo ma
vse strani.
Vojna premika bogastva, pove-
cava stare hribe in uStvarja move
kupe. Frank, krone, marke, rub
Iii, jeni, dolarji - vse pleSe bla-
zen Piles kakor zivi liudje tam zu-
maj V zakopih in okrog zakopov.
Tam dezujejo krogle, granatni ko-
sci in Srapnclski drobci tn pada
z'ato, srebro, denar IL oblakov.
LAM 81 bill sirOmak lctos 81 lahko
bogataS.
Vojna jc obramba domovinc.
Vojna JIG boz "a svobodo.
Nojna jc borba "a slave in east.
Noina je umctnoSt strategic il.
tehnike.
Nojna JIG ogromna kupGija, mai
vega BORA vsega sveta in vseh
casov.
Pograbi priliko, obogati Sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

MOI V samotni izbi je sliSel klic
in Sc nj branil. BOZ pri baterijah
prinasa slave. BOZ ma trgu prina-
sa denar in moe. Vratolomen in
bescn .je kakor spopadi 2 bajoneti ;
vztrajen in trdovratcn je kakor
boz ma planjavi. Bojujte Sc vi s
pusko "a casino ime, on Sc bojuje
8 stevilkami "a gospodarsko silo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

&c pridobivas svojemu listu ma
roSnike, pridobivas move vojake
svoji armadi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Kdor hoce biti socialist, mora
poznati in razumeti socialism.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
CONGRATULATIONS
COMMISSIONER RS
ELECTION RESULT

Mayor Hinrichs and Commission
ers Pou and johnson were hunted up
by q large number of friends during
Yesterday, and congratulated on the
result of the election of the dav be-
fore. The result keeps the three
commissioners in office, and friends
OF the present form of government
were jubilant and so expressed them
selves to the three officials yester-
day.
Naturally better feeling pervad-
ed IN offices at the city hall follow
ing the result Of the election. Many of
the officers and employees were con-
fident that there would be no chance
OF the charter carrying, but there
was noticeable feeling of relief in
all quarters of the building, follow
ing the canvassing boards report,
made directly after a final meeting
had been held in the office of the
city clerk.
Things resumed their normal state
In the city building, the first time
In several days. At the office of the
water company scores of persons
made their way throughout the day to
settle the past quarters bill. In the
clerks office quite a number called
to pay taxes, and the comptroller's
office was equally as active a place.
A large number of people also visit
ed the office of Tax Collector Welsh,
to settle taxes and for other matters,
and the engineers and street super
intendent's offices were also visited
by many.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
ECZEMA ITcHED AND
BURNED CONSTANTLY

Used Resinol-Soon Entirely Cured.
Mar. 10-"1 had itching eczema for
almost four years. My shoulders, neck,
arms and just below the knees were
affected. 1t was simply a constant
itching, burning, smarting sensation.
The part below my knees was fright
full. 1t would itch so, and with the
least scratching become so sore, /
could not possibly sit down because l
would naturally have to bend my
knees, and that / could not do. I
could hardly do my homework. l had
tried different soaps, ointments, salves
liniments, etc., all too numerous to
mention-all to no avail. At last !
learned of Resinol Ointment and Resi-
mol Soap and used them according to
directions. That night was the first
time in many that I slept in peace,
and in a short time / was entirely
cured" fSigned) Mrs. G. C. Silsby,
Box 80, Rockville, n. Y.
All druggists sell Reginol Ointment
and Resinol Soap. For samples, free,
write to Dept. SIS, Resinol, Baltimore.
ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
CITY COMPLETES
2,00O-F00T DRAIN
NEWPORT PLANT

Completing a drain which is two
thousand feet in length, and which is
now ready for use the city yesterday
was ready to turn over to the New
port Rosin & Turpentine Company the
completed work and as this has been
finished, it guarantees no delay in the
operation to the city's newest indus
tries. 1t is expected that the plant
will begin operations to its capacity
about the first of November.
The drain which was built under a
contract made by the city is intended
to convey from the plant site to the
bayou all the waste water, that prod
uct being emptied at the head of that
water. A little opposition was offered
by one or two families residing in the
immediate vicinity of the point where
the drain would empty, but it is prom
Used that the water from the drain
would not faint the head waters of
the bayou to any extent, and this ex-
PLANTATION appears to have satisfied
those who were making objection to
the further completion of the drain.
The Newport Company, it is said,
will, when working to its capacity,
furnish employment to upward of two
hundred men, and the company is now
preparing living quarters for a num-
Der of workmen, really building quite
a colony of homes in the immediate
vicinity of the plant. These, it is said,
will be sold to regular employees at
reasonable figures, and It is Under
stood there are quite number of
applicants for every house under con-
struction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
HUR0N|AN DID NOT
GO TO SEA, AND IS
AWAITING ORDERS

In the absence of orders for sail
ing, the British steamship Huronian
yet remains at anchor in port, and
up to late hour last night there was
nothing received here, ordering the
ship to sail. A pilot remained on
duty yesterday at the headquarters
of pilots in the city, or within tele-
phone call, waiting for possible in
structions to take the big steamer
over the bar, but no call was received
by them.
While it IS not admitted that the
steamer is held here pending an end
ing of The German submarine activ-
ity, it is believed in shipping circles
that is the reason, and that is what is
keeping the ship at anchor hero. 1t
is not usual for ship of this size to
remain over day after cargo and
fuel is aboard.
Telegraph dispatches stated last
night mat the opinion prevailed in
shipping circles the enemy submar-
inc is watching for ships out from
gulf ports, especially oil and grain
carriers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
FARM LOAN BOARD
IN JAX. OCT. Is

The Federal Farm Loan Board,
composed of Secretary of the Trea-
sury w. G. McAdoo and Geo. w. Nor
ris, Herberk Quick, w. S. a .f,.l
and Chas. E. Lobdell, will be in Jack
sonville, October 26th, to conduct a
hearing as to needs Of Florida and
whether conditions favor the locating
in that city Of one of the twelve
banks to be established under the re-
cent Federal Farm Loan Law.
Senator Fletcher in letter to Com
missioner McRae says that "this
Farm Loan Act means more to the
general agricultural development
throughout the country than anything
that has ever been accomplished be-
fore in the way of legislation"
It is planned to have these Federal
Loan Banks ready for business in
January, 1917. If one of these inn
portant institutions is secured for
Florida it will be necessary for rep
resentative men from every part of
the state to be present at this hear
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
SECOND FIRE DRILL

A second fire drill was held at the
High school yesterday, and when the
gong was sounded without addition
al warning, all the students lined UP
for immediate exit. The result, the
teachers stated, was most gratifying
absolutely no disorder was shown and
every person was out of the build
ing within few moments after the
alarm was given.
Prof. Rogers, principal of the
school is stressing the Importance of
fire drill work. and is trying to de-
velop the drill to the highest edges.
Twelve members of the Senior class
have been appointed to constitute a
fire guard, and is composed OF the
following students: Tom Kennedy
fire marshal; Guards, Harold White
Clifford Reynolds, John Burrow
James Fulghum, Toby Herskovitz,
Herbert Mathews. John Van Pe1t,
George Hartman, Lewis Tatum,
Price Rozier, Graham Vincent, Lloyd
Morgan, and Oliver Perkins.
The duty of the guards is to stand
in the hallway, and near the exits,
and keep the marching students in
alignment. In this way all disorder
is prevented, and the entire drill is
placed in the hands of the students
themselves.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
LINER IS
EXPECTED TODAY

Another Leyland liner, the Nestor-
ian, is expected to arrive in port at
an early hour today. This big
steamer, a vessel of 4075 tons, will
procure from this port a supply of
bunker coal and probably deck1oad
of sawn timber, but it was not def
mite last night whether the deckload
would be slowed aboard the ship, but
the coal would be here upon arrival
of the HISTORIAN.
This expected arrival, with the re-
port of several other Leyland liners
during this and the past month, car
ries out with exactness the declara-
ton of the company's president, F.
J. Sanders, who was here recently,
that Leyland boats would call regu-
larly at this port for coal and cargo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
COURT OF RECORD
FINISHES Term

With the disposition of the Rance
VS.. Hutchinson case, and action on
the claim of lawyers in the Kersey
case, the business for the court of
record came to an end for the present
term, and all cases which were dock
eted for trial at this time were contin-
ued until the November term. All
criminal cases, in which the solicit
tor had filed informations, were also
continued for the term.
Cases against ten tipping house
proprietors, which were made after
the sheriff had furnished what is con-
sidered strong evidence to the solic-
itor's office, were among the lumber
to go over until the next term.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
NO MORE BAcKAcHE FOR HER

Mrs. j. NJ. Gaskill, Etna Green, Ind,
writes: Il suffered from severe back
ache, and sharp pains shooting
through my back until could not
stoop over and get up without aid.
Urinary trouble seemed to be the
cause of it all. A single box of Foley
Kidney Pills gave me such relief that
! cannot praise them too highly"
This standard remedy for kidney and
bladder ailments can be taken with
safety for backache, swollen ankles,
and rheumatic pains. D'Alemberte's
Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL TO
HAVE 4 FOOTBALL
TEAM THIS SEASON

The high school team has not been
fully organized yet, bpt Lloyd Nor
gan has been elected manager. He
is making arrangements for games
out of the city and also wishes to
have visiting teams meet the promis-
ing P. H. S. eleven in their own city,
SO as to give the citizens of Pensa-
cola an opportunity of seeing the
game of football played once more
in their city.
On Oct. 18th, the P. H. S. hopes to
have Atmore's fast going eleven Wis
it here. The mai school asks the
people of Pensacola for their earnest
support so that, this season of foot
ball shall be a success.
Any team wishing to have a game
with the P. Fl. s. will please write
Manager Lloyd Morgan in care OF
Pensacola High School.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12

-s SNsS- AaSuSS uOuDie column IN
the middle of the week, and then on
Saturday mornings from thirty 70
forty, or more inches; "and it pavs. .
He asserted that no one but ssgooseD
fails to advertise its wares. and
proved it by showing that a hen
comes running off the nest and let
ting the world know at once she has
something worth while to offer, while
a goose sneaks off to the bushes. laws
her egg and then slips back quietly
another way" The result is that while
a goose egg is just as good and twice
as large, and there are just as many
OF them, no one ever hears of fresh
yard goose eggs, while hen eggs are
heralded as one of the great products
OF the country" The only cheap adj
vertising that pays. he said, is po-
likeness; that costs nothing and makes
friends and customers and keeps
them. There are various kinds of
bad advertising, according to his
statements, but the worst is a dirty
store and impolite attendants. Abso-
lutte cleanliness and delicate and
dainty attention to details even such
as wrapping parcels, are absolute es-
sentials to a good business, he said.
Speaking of expensive advertising.
Mr.. Bradish said that oftentimes
newspaper advertising is expensive,
but that so to 70 cents an inch IN a
morning paper that has a circulation
of 10000 or more over a large ter
rltory. is paying investment to any
business for it always brings results;
and he said that any good business
should advertise up to two and half
per cent of its income, whether that
income be big or small He urged also
advertising judiclousiy in afternoon
papers. Mr.. Bradish was thanked by
the club for his talks on advertising
and was personally congratulated by
many after adjournment.
After luncheon. the afternoon SEES
sion was held, which was of a more
or less technical character; the pa
pers being read having to do largely
with special lines of business, and the
best way to handle them from the
Rexall standpoint.
The second days session was high
ly interesting in the character of the
discussions, and unique feature of
the afternoon session was the presen-
tatio of three gold watches by The
United Drug Company. Those who
received the watches were: DIR. d. w.
Ramsaur, Palatka; DIR. j T. Rouse,
Jacksonville and DIR. A. C. Hawkins,
Daytona.
The officers, and standing commit
tees, for the ensuing year airs as fol-
lows:
President, w. A. Rawls, Pensacola;
Vice President, p. S. Snow, Jackson
vile; Secretary and Treasurer, P. F..
Bloodworth, Perry; Chairman Stand
ing Committees: Candy, E. j. Wrick-
son, Miami; Toilet Goods, N. H. Hunt
err, Fort Myers; Stationery, w. NJ
Hawkins, Daytona; Cigars, E. @. Coe,
Hastings; Soda Fountain, Roy N.
Chelf, Brooksville; Photographic
Goods, C. C. Spear, st. Augustine;
Unusual side line, L. w. Koch, Ar
cadia; General Advertising, B. F.
Freeland, Palm Beach; Window Adj
vertising, F. D. Ryan, Lakeland;
| Special Sales, C. w. Langford, Fort
Meade; Craftsmanship, NJ. NJ. Taylor,
Tampa; Rubber Goods, T. E. Bridier,
Jacksonville; Store Arrangements, D.
w. Budd, st. Petersburg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-12
FOOD SOUR|NC IN
STOMACH CAUSES
GAS. INDIGESTION
PAPE's DIAPEPsIN. NEUTRAL.
lies ACIDS IN STOMACH AMI
STARTS DIGESTION.
FIVE MINUTESl NO SOURNEsS
GAS, HEARTBURN, ACDITY OR
DYSPEPSIA.


1t what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a. lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and erucate sour, undigested food
or have feeling of dizziness, heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache, you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin
then you will understand why dys.
peptic troubles of all kinds must go
and why it relieves sour, out-of-ordel
stomachs or Indigestion in five min
utes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless
tastes like candy, though each dose
will digest and prepare for assimila,
ton into the blood all the food you
eat; besides it makes you go to the
table with healthy appetite; but
what will please you most, is that yor
will feel that your stomach and mites.
tines are clean and fresh and you vii
not need to resort to laxatIves or liver
pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape's
Diapepsin> c-anks, as some people
viii call them, but you win be enthus
iastic about this splendid stomach
preparation, too, if you ever take i
for Indigestion, gases. heartburn
sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and rio
yourself of stomach misery, and indi
gestion in five minutes.-Adv.