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After you then" said Morton.
The basket waits, my lady"
Thank you, no." she replied.
After you. I'm taking no chances
Of having you maroon me on the
ledge the way you claim to have
marooned the Burke girl, You'll 60
first, if you please, my friend"
you seem to be obsessed with
suspicious of my motives, dear
countess" sneered Morton, but any
thing to please" Stepping into the
basket, he slid across, whercupon
Olga hauled it back and crossed in
her turn. Together they approached
the cabin. Morton flung open the
door.
She's escaped, the little devilw he
snarled. 81 feared as much when |
saw the basket. She had help from
outside, Of course"
whats this?" exclaimed Olga,
spying on the table the two books.
"Merciful heaven!" she cried, point
ing to Patterns name on the flyleaf
of one OF them. They're the very
books we have been looking forl
How did they get herer
I've no more idea than you have"
said Marion, utterly stupefied. u
didn't see sign OF any books when
| brought the girl here. OF all the
hcllish coincidencesi To think that
should have stumbled on the cabin
of the very man we have been try
ing to find and not have known it.
"You may we'll cali it a hellish CO.
incidence" she snapped, holding up
the volume from which Hope had cut
the key Of the code. This tells the
story. The naval officer that you are
always sneering at has been toe
smart for you. He has not only found
his way here and rescued the girl
but he has evidently discovered the
secret Of the submarine. You idiot
You blockheadl You fooll" she
screamed, flaring into 4 sudden pas
sion. you had the secret almost in
your hands and you have let 1t gel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Secretary Of |. W. W,
Is Pardoned When
Jardine Makes Plea

The Omaha police have received in
formation that six masked men
boarded Northwestern extra train No.
200 near Craig Wednesday and at the
point of firearms robbed the crew Of
all they possessed. The authorities
further assert that their information
was sufficient evidence to mark the
holdups as members Of the Industrial
Workers of the World.
J. J. Rogers, secretary OF the local
organization, who was sentenced to
fifteen days in the workhouse Tues
day, was pardoned with fellow men,
Der on recommendation OF Commits
sioner Jardinc.
Other members arrested and ar
raigned before Judge Kubat Tuesday
afternoon were given the privilege Of
leaving the city or serving five days
in jail. Most OF them decided to
leave,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
N. P. Issues Call For the
]. w. w. to Helm Out Work

The Missouri Pacific would like TO
impress two or three hundred OF the
!. w. WIS who are hanging out in
Omaha for work on their roadbed be-
tween Omaha and Kansas City. The
construction department had a sur
plus of $1,000 last month that they
were unable to spend because they
could not get the men to do the work.
The only trouble with the !. w. WIS,
the construction department says, is
that the pay Is more important than
the work with them. However, any
one who 10 willing to work will Be
given an opportunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Woman Held in Jail For
Accident Of a Month AGO

On June %, Elaine Russell, Flomar
hotel, driving an auto at Thirty-sec-
ond and Dodge streets, eollided with
an Atlantic milk wagon, OF which
Charles Nelson, Athlone apartments,
was the driver. Nelson, 1t Is said,
sustained broken back and recently
underwent an operation for the injury
in a local hospital. Elaine Russell,
being unable to furnish bonds, is still
being held for hearing in the ma
irons department at the city jail. No
hearing will be granted until the out
come Of Nelson's injuries are fully
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
First Congregational Has
Called HASTINGS Pastor

The First Congregational church Of
Omaha has extended a calf to Rev.
Fred J. Clark, pastor of the Hastings
(Neb.) Congregational church, asking
him to fill the pulpit Of the local
church, made vacant through the
resignation of Rev. Frederick Rouse.
Mr.. Clark has been very successful
in work among young people. He is
understood to be willing to accept
the cali
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Heavy Trade in Revolyers
Is Reported to Chief

Chief of Police Dunn has informa-
ton that Douglas street secondhand
stores are doing rushing business in
revolvers.
1--WE should have q law to control
the sale of firearms. Some cities pro-
hibit even displaying them in win
dows," said the chief.
Members Of the police department
have been instructed to watch the sale
of revolvers to irresponsible persons
and to arrest those who are carrying
shooting irons.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Father Sues City for
Injuries to His Son

Barney Kalasky, ST., 55l7 South
Thirty-seeond street, has filed two
suits against the city Of Omaha, each
asking $1,000 damages for personal
injuries alleged to have been afflicted
upon his son, Barney Kaiasky, jr,
aged ~ years.
Kalasky in his suit asserts that his
little son fell into an open msnhole
near, Thirty-secend and u streets,
breaking an arm and receiving other
injuries. He asks $1,000 for the boys
injuries and $1,000 for medical treat
ment and for loss to him Of bis sons
services and companionship. y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
F RECklE.FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out UsIy Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's chance, Miss Freckle-fscs, to
try a remedy for frsckles with the guarantee
Of reliable dealer that it will not cost you
penny unless 1t removes the frsekles;
while u 1t does give you . clear complexion
the expense 10 trifling.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-doubls
strsngth--from any druggist and few ap-
plicstions should show you how easy Il is
TO rid yourself Of the homely frsekiss snd
get beautiful complsxion. Rarely 10 more
than an ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask Sherman q Mcconnell
Drug Go. or any druggist for the double
strength othine. as this 10 the prescriptions
sold under guarantee Of money back n IL
fails TO remove NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Rev. T. J. MaCkay Of All Saints
Goes North for Vacation

Six weeks at the Ojibway Islands,
Ontario, will constitute the vacation
of Rev. 7, J. Mackay, pastor OF All
Saints Episcopal church. He left
Wednesday with Mrs. Mackay and
their daughter, Elinor. They may
also visit other points in the east
before returning.
The assistant pastor of All Saints.
Rev. Robert S. Flockhart. will have
charge of services and answer all pas
toral calls during Rev. Mr.. Mackay's
absence.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
TENTH INSTALLMENT.

SYNOPSIS
Lieutenant Jarvis Hope is detailed by the
United States naval board to Investigate
and report his findings on tho invention Of
Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to bring the
submarine to a state of perfection. The
lieutenant arrives In raldava and 10 well
coined by the inventor and hts daughter.
Cleo On tho trial trip Of tho inventors
BOAT. Japanese helper Is surprised In the
act Of examining the mechanism Of the
Venttlating device Hope reports favorAbly
on tue new device, but there arc othsrs In
teressed In IT, An attempt to burslarise
pr Burke's laboratory fails, but later Cleo
finds him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo
sells her fathers books TO get money; later
she finds note from which she learns that
hey contain the secret formula. With Hope
she races to the auetonser's store only 70
ttnd 1t in flames Olga vanoff and Gerald
Morton. two spies in search of the formula,
attompt to capture Cleo when she calls at
the house Of Stephanski the anarchist. Hope
rushes to her atd: Morton shoots At him.
but the bullet hits a bomb In the cellar,
which sxplodes stsphAnaki and Cleo at
tend ball At Mrs, Delmars. whose nephew
has two Of the missing booka Mahlin. =
spy. attempts to steal the books, but 10 dis
covered BY Hope; In the excitement that
follows the books disappear, Mahiin es-
eapss Hope and Cleo take boat for an
island out In the bay. The conspiratora
follow in other boats. Mahltn and the jap
turn out the island light. Morton'a boat
with the countess strikes stray mine In
the bay. After = violent storm Hope and
Cleo arrive on . strange island and dts
cover that the man they hunt Ia there, But
Mahlin and the Japanese also reach the Is
land and put up fight for the books, They
escape from Hope, but return to dynamite
Hope and Cleo. They manage to reach
Sandsboro whore DR.. Owen has one OF the
books. Each of the others approach tho
doctor. but he refuses to hear them. He
arranges to meet Hope At the hotel with the
book. Morton poses az Hope and but for
an earthquake would have possessed the
volume Cleo Is captured by Morton and
taken In his friends aeroplane to = lonely
cabin In the mountains. She finds there the
book for which they search. Fortunately
she gets a note to Hope. who. with Hook.
starts to their rescue, A he crosses the
chasm In the swinging basket Mahltn steals
up and chops at the cable with an AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
Five Speeders Are
Fined by Judge Kubat

Five speeders spoke their piece be-
fore Police Magistrate Kubat who
didn't mark their papers lO0, but
$3.50 and costs "You must spend
more time in going over your les
sons, children" declared the Judge as
he sent them home,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

James J. Parks Co. to Agnes l., Lacy,
Fortieth, 100 feet south Of Pinkney.
east side. 4oxlst .............:.'''A
Nathan Somberg and wife to William
W. Doten, Fowler avenue. zoo tnet
cast Of Forty third, south side, bor
1873 ....,......,.,... ..''''.,'',
Frank c. Ferrin and wife to W. c.
Fcrrtn. Burdette, aS feet east OF
Twenty-seventh, north side, ooxlso
Baker Co to Ralph W. Huffman,
Thirty second, 24S,& feet south OF
Myrtle avenue. east side. Toxl2o
william NJ Schultz and wife to Rasp
Bros. Ames avenue. 100 feet east
Of Thirty-sixth. south side, toxlao.
Clark W. Carnaey to fasp sros.'
Eighteenth. between Ogden and Fort.
east side. 27Sx2b0 .....,...,.'.' ]
Charles Watson Hull TO Antonio Ros-
sito ct al, Twenty second, ia feet
south of Henderson, west side' Sos
o ,ss N nv,n to ceorS. L. Phil.
lips. "v," $50 feet west Of Fortieth,
north side, box13l; ~" $50 feet
west OF Fortieth, north side, bo1l9i 500
State National bank to Howard ].
Farmer. Twenty ninth. 200 leet
south OF Grover avenue, west side,
John ]. Byrne to Mathew r. Martin.
Webster, 90 feet east Of Eighteenth,
north side. 33x1S2 .......,,,.'., ]
Louise Lemere and husband to Arthur
j. Miller southeast corner twenty
first avenue and Howard. box1+0..
Austin ]. COLLECT and wife to Western
Real Estate company. Eighteenth,
1865 feet south OF Grace, cast side,
3sxl&O ..,.'...''''' $50. 49, wv
Western Real Estate company to Mary
Caller, Eighteenth. 16b feet south OF
Grace street, 331140 ........,..... $50
William r. ziesel ct al. to Agnes A.
ziesel. Charles, s6 Ia feet east OF
Thirty-third. north side, % l-sx
lgi.b ........,.,,., ,'s.'s''''''
Alice ]. Foley and husband to Eva
NJ. Bradley ct al, Pinkney, 40 feet
west of Fourteenth, south side.
40xl24 ..........,....,,.... o,zbu
Blanche 3. Heller and husband to
Elizabeth D. McGrew, Thirty-third
$50 feet north of Dodge street, west
side, 5o,2x136 ........,....,,.,.,
Mary vandercoy to William ]. Kee-
Bhen ct AL, Fifteenth, 132 feet south
of CASTELAR,, west side, s3x1oo 80. $500
Murray Kline and wife to Leafie C.
Rogers, Forty-first $50 feet south
OF Pratt, east side. 4ox1s+ .......;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

General supertntendents Young 81 the
Wyoming division. Lyman Of the Nebraska
division. Bignell from Lincoln and Assistant
General Manager Thiehof Of Omaha have
returned from conferences Of Burlington
officials In Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28

Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right.
Take DR.. Kings New Discovery. It kills
and destroys the cold germs All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28
HIATT COMPANY.

eA6-7-s Omaha Natl Blk. Bldg. Tyler ".
BUY FROM OWNER.
One of the incest homes on the ''Pret-
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1872, not including 20 IT. of boulevard;
large oak and elm trees. roses and other
shrubs and nice hedge; strictly modern
s-room house, built Z years ago, with full
floored attic, full csmented basement.
large living room. vestibule, dining room,
buffers pantry, refrigerator room and
coat closet near door downstairs; up
stairs, 4 bedrooms with closets and bath
room; quarter sawed oak floors and wood
work downstairs; hot water heating plant,
double garage, with cemented driveway.
4s10 Florence Boulevard. Colfax 46G
KOUNTZE PLACE
rooms and combination sleeping
porch and sun room. Strictly modern.
oak finish and oak floors. Built-in fire.
place. colonnade openings and built-in
book case and buffet. On paved street.
IN blocks from car line. Less than u
block from park. The entire attic is
plastered, which will give ample space
for two more rooms with but very little
cost, II desired. Would be glad to show
you this property before buying.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
OMAHA NAT. BANK BUILDING, D. ISL.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-28

Auto Repairing and Painting.
500 reward for magnetic we can't repair
Coils repaired, Baysdorfer. $40 N. 18th.
NEB Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prices right. 2l8 s. 18th st. D. 1890.
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Non Diu' fOrfOrd

vi e solo un rimedio per curare la
forfora, ed e. quello Iii uccidere il
germe Vi e solo una preparazione
per capell che uccide il germe ed e
la "Mildredina Hair Remedy"
Questa non comune ristoratrice
della cute capilIare che ha un record
di aver curato migliala, fra crescere /
capelli su quella testa che vi e vita,
cnra la forfora, ferma la caduta dei
capelIi il prurito della pelle in ire
settimane. f. il tonico pin bello e
vigoroso, non 81 attacca, non e gras-
$3.50 ed e copiosamente usato dale
dome che desiderano conservare /
capelli lucidi, hessuosi { sofiici.
Il costo e. di SOC. e 81 la botti-
glia 81 vende da tutti droghisti.
GRATIS, per mostare come la
Mildredina Hair Remedy cura, Vi
manderamo, a richiesta un. esemplare
gratis. Spedite ALA ..The Mildred
Louise Co., Boston Mass. il vostro
indirizzo e 10 soIdi per Ie spese po-
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CoN-yNUAzIoNE DELLA PAGrNA

CoNCyNUAzIoNE DELLA PAGTNA Z
alt1i 1gli riusci fuggire in Itafia,
la Silva, che 10 aveva seguito, volIe
torna-e dopo pochi giorni, perche
temeya che tutto andasse a rotoH mel
negogio paterno.
Silvia Gottardi non e pero' Tunica
eroica fanciulIa della famigIia, Ella
ma Una sorelIa che insegnava, al mo-
mento delIo scoppio della guerra, in
una scuoIa svizzera. Questa ALA no
tiza delrarresto, S. reco' a Trento in
cerca della sorella, e fu naturalmente
arrestata sus volta. Pero', alcuni
mesi dopo venue rilasciata.
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ImpOrtante
Indiana. Pa

LIndiana Dye Work
con locale allie 7 Strade, rem
de noto Ia estesa cIienteIa che
Martedf venture, I del cor
rente, muovera al nuovo 10
Gale sit0 al numerO 72O Main
Street.
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MildrGdina
RIMEDIO PER CAPELLI

Non falisce mai produce i risul
tato desiderato. eli rinviva g rinvi-
gorisce il bulbo capllIare, raforzando
tutta la pelle cutanea. CT peryengo-
no lettere di congratulations, da tutti
gil Stati, e ci dicono che Ia NiIdredi-
ma Hair Remedy, ha operate veri mi
racoH. Una donna da Chicago ci scri
We: "Dopo avere usato il yosuo ri
medic, la caduta del miei capelIi e
cessata, ed ora posseggo una bella
capigliatura folta lunga,,
CAPELLI FOLTI Z LUNGHT
Un'altra SERVE: "Dopo avere usa-
to:due bottiglie di Mildred;na, miei
capelli 'sono cresciuti Iunghi folti,
ed e sparito pure il bruciore della
pelle. Questo e quello che ci scrive
la signera 7. A. Faiardeau, Ill Jef-
ferson City, Mo. Ordini per posta,
di Mildred, Louise Co., Boston Mass.
NOVITA' DI BELLEZZE
IL MedOl di
Mamie B. Powdered
e il piu' efettivo per rimuovere il
capelli superfui. Prendete un pac-
co di questa polvere, buttate una
quantita' nelracqua mischiando. Do
po applicate il tutto sui capelli stro-
fnate, dopo due tire minati avre-
to leffetto desiderato.
Questo e un metOdo rapido, non
nocivo g non occorre ripeterlo.
Slate sicuri che comprando il Me
dol, otterrete il yostro scope.
TOM D. HILDREBAND
Indiana. Pa.
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d'acqua tiepida, poi strofnatela fra i
capeIIi questo bastera a togliervi
la forfora. Facendone uso ogni taRtO
vostri capelli diverranno lucidi e
conserverete sempre Ia tesla pulita.
81 vende da Ildebrand,
Indiana. Pa.
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Da ChamberSvilIe, Pa.

DaI Signor James Di Tullio, sti-
mato connazionaler residente in Cham
bersvilie Manager di quella Banda
Italiana, riceviamo ed integralmente
pubbHchiamo Ia seguente lettera in
viatagli dial Corpo Musicale di ely
mer teste' fondato Dial Prof. James
Colonna, direttore della Chamber
sville Band,
Egregio Signor Di Tullio
"Ho ponore inviarvi la presente
lettera nome di tutti component
questo novelIo Corpo Musicale. che
vi considera uomo degno della mas
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sima considerations e stima, per in
vitarvi a non mancare il Is Mario
corrente mese. ALA grande fiesta che
81 dara' in oecasione del primo con
certo pubblico.
Sapendo la grande opera che ave
tespeso per la nostra buona riuscita.
e desiderio di tutti che non manchia-
te in detto giorno in uno al Signor
Kinter, al quale vi compiacorete e.
stendere l'invito.
NeIa speranza di quanto sopra
abblateyi i nostri profondi rispetti.
Devotissimo
NJ. Sgriccia, Segretario.
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Pension FUND
Is Established by Swift and
Company, Of Chicago, for
Its Employees.
cSr ASsoera-Eo sHEEN

CHICAGO, July 31.-Swift and Com
pany announced today that it had es-
tablished a pension fund for its EN-
ployes with foundation of 100000,
The fund, the accumulation of six
years. will benefit employees OF the COM
pany throughout the country. 1t IS
stated that more than 10000 men and
women are eligible 10 come under Us
provisions.
One Of its features is that employees
do not contribute to 1t, the company
furnishing all the money to pay PEN
slons. In this connection, tho COM
pany says It expects to be called upon
10 pay 100000 year in addition 10
the income from the fund, in order to
meet the demands. Pensions are I'm
tied to a minimum Of S240 and a max
imum Of $4,000 a year. In Chicago
alone 5000 persons will como under
the plan as outlined. A pension board
has been organized consisting Of five
members who are officers or employees
Il R#dh and CnmnanE.
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TNTLlIlJ29IlII

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If you wantspecial advice write
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shall be supported by the Woman's
partv, the conference will also con-
slider participating in the congress
slonal campaigns in supporting or
opposing candidates for the Senate
and House in suffrage states
Two campaign managers will have
charge of the suffrage battle in the
twelve free" states. One will be
stationed Mt Miss Martins general
Headquarters at Chicago and one in
each state. Those appointed so far
follow:
Free States Managers,
Woming-Miss Margery Ross, OF
Chicago. and Mrs. w. d Ascough, or
Hartford, Conn.
Washington-Mrs, JULIA Hurlbut
and Miss Agnes Campbell both of
Morristown, N. J.
Montana-NIrs. Robert Baker, of
Washington, D. c.. and Miss Clara
Rowe. of Syracuse, n. Y.
Ari2ona-Mrs. st. Clair Thomp-
son. Baltcrvllle, y. c.. and Miss Kath-
crime Morey, Boston.
IllinOis-Miss Elsie Hill, daugh-
ter Of Representative Hill, Norwalk,
Conn, and Miss Emma Grant, st,
Paul, MINI.
Nevada-Miss Mabel Vernon,
Washington, D. c., and Miss Alice
I[enklp, Chicago.
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WOMEN WILL PLAY
BIG POLITICAL PART

Perkins. Mrs. Rheta Chllds Dorr,
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch, Miss
Rose Winslow and Miss Crystal East
man, Of New York, and Mrs. J. A. II.
Hopkins. Of Morrstown, u. j., are
among the speakers.
The speakers will be carefully
routed and publicity campaign with
much literature appealing to voting
women Of the western suffrage states
will be circulated. Political cartoons
by Mrs Nina r. AllendCr said TO be
the only woman political cartoonist
In the country, will be a feature,
To Decide ut Conference.
Whether these campaign forces
viii be thrown for or against the
nominees Of existing political parties
or whcther an independent ticket
Will be formed is the decision to be
made at the Colorado Springs con
ference, The status Of the national
suffrage amendment In Congress also
viii be considered al the opening ses-
sion August 10. 1t is expected that
by that time Congress Will be on the
mint NJ 1J3,,,,,F,.., .,J t.. cate pF
mo s"s, n'' - ' sn,ao ANY, ,,oorGwent
nroh,hr,. I.rn,,., shnnrd ITO nc,,o-
cr,,g IN c,,,trni ,,,i ~ ,ct ,,,,n If
LEADER r,ora d,cr,rn ,h,t win hn an
important factor in the probable
decision regarding support Of or op-
position % the Democratic party by
the WOman's party.
ngnTr,,,i,l, mi ird,o no n,,oo-
c,,ttc narty NV a., GnoJ. and NOT nv
lie nromiees .inco boing tba na,.,,, IN
noIor +, boo had and etuI bas tho
nnwor to nass tho godorai a,nondI
mr,t F." vac tbn st,tsmant or lIiss
tI,re PAM chei,.n'"n nf tbo Con
nrrssionaI T-ninn "
no Uncit. rTorts
During thr Grst day,s sassior at
roinr,Ja g,,,.t,a -, S,i ""' ~ w., Wor,r
err og Colirornia eecrotary or The
Conrrossion9i T.nlnn,s ,Tviso,,y com-
rnittne. Wre FIornnco reward TIiIIns
or peIa,varc Mrs WiIIi,m want
wife Of Rcnrneorta.ivs Kont ~ CoI.
iforri, and lirg Sar, rioId NJ Orc
ron who hrourbt lbn ,nnrstnr suf-
rrage notition IN tho White House
last Decomhor man tho onenlnc or
Corprcse viii rociIa no aCrn,.tn ,7,da
dnrirg tho nroscnt oon,,rassionoi cos
sinn Tor nassarn NJ tbo resoIntion
enbmitiirg tbo srrsroco ,norI,nont
rho election roIic,, or tbo yV"mon',
nortv win no mo colo hreiross ~ tbo
second eossion Amo,,st ~ mong g
tbc snoolcrs in tbo nrogr,n, oro Nice
porI Mise Martin NE, Mabel Vor2
non socrotorv Of no Wo,n"n's norty.
Mrs Doro P6oIns pno,I Of Go,nraJn
momhnr of tbn Concrosstonai
I'njon,s advtsorv council and Mics
can TanpbIIn of Caiirornio A.
tbis session formal resolutions ont
lining tho narty's nolicy viii no
,dantod | '' ~ v"
To ScInct SrooI,ors
Tho GnaI eession hmTmst 10 Mill
ba deyotod n camnaign conrora,"os
If etoto cboir,on r"'7m ri rYs s,,n,n
sneokors and otbor, IN In ti,o I noiI
ror Tho conrercnno tbo U.nra To',
marty cvocmtiya co,ruittoo d o,,l,',,
That "woman,s noit,ic,I nowor 10 ba ~,
-,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31

my size, WIN pear
ing down pains and
was very nervous.
/ was always tired,
always dro WIS "
never could get
enough sleep and
could not eat. l had
four doctors and
each told me some
thing different I
read Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Yegeta-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-31
FOUR DOCTORS
DISAGREED
Pains Disappeared After Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wilmington, Del.-"I was suffering
from a terrible backache and pains in