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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
CHESTERTOWN. MD.

| Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md. Oct 24-Conlyu
Beauchamp aged ~ years, died AT his
home on Queen street, Tuesday morning,
of pneumonia, following an attack OF
Spanish influenza. after an illness of less
than week. He leaves a widow and
one daughter
Editor L. Bates Russell is still housed
with the influenza, and his brother,
Fred : Russell, rural Garner from the
postoffice, is editing the Enterprise very
acceptably in his absence
Lewis II " Nood, former superintendent
of the American Strawboard Co s mills
here, has accepted the superintendent
of the Delco Light agency, in New York
City, and Will move his family there soon
He has sold his fine home on Front
street TO a purchaser who desires his
name withheld for the present.
The local Red Cross Chapter is engaged
in arrangements for handling the Christ
mas boxes to be sent 10 the BOYS from
the town and county who are with the
American Expeditionary forces in France
The Federal government has charged
the Red Cross with the duty OF superin-
tending the packing and inspection of
these parcels, which must be in the mails
not later than November 20 to insure
delivery.
Wilbur " Hubbard has chartered
special train, TO be made up at Viii
mington, for the convenience OF guests
from Wilmington, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and New York, TO
be run TO Chestertown on Saturday for
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Miriam Warren Hubbard, to Lieutenant
George Maurice Morris. He is also
fitting up his apartment house for the
convenience Of guests who will remain
over night.
Mrs William r. Pippin has returned
from Baltimore, where she had spent
the past two weeks at the bedside of her
brother and niece, who have been Ill
with influenza.
DR. II. Benge Simmons, one of the
local physicians who has been i'll with
Spanish influenza almost since the out
break of the disease here is very much
improved. DR.. Harry l.. Dodd has
been attending his patients.
Former County Commissioner Harry
Nicols is able to be out after an illness
of several months of typhoid fever.
Mrs Emma Beck and daughter, Mrs.
John Mallalieu, and the latters little
daughter, Eleanor, have returned from
Chester, Pa, where they spent the
greater part of the summer
The remains Of Miss Beck, daughter
of William j. Beck, formerly well-known
farmer in this county, We're brought
from her late home in New Freedom,
Pa, Tuesday, and inferred in Chester
cemetery. She died of tuberculosis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
!! NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mems Loan Committee Reports
Its Total Subscriptions
Were $2O3,o0O
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

| Special Correspondence OF Everv Evening
New Castle, Oct 24.-The final report
| OF the mems committee on the Fourth
Liberty Loan is that it sold S2O3, 300 in
| bonds Owing to the local plants not
! having made a report the women's com.
| mittec has not made a report yet, although
it has raised its part of the quota and con
siderable over
Although the influenza epidemic is
about over and the ban is about to be
j lifted at the end of the week, four new
cases have been taken to the emergency
hospital. There are two new cases being
treated at home.
| Mrs. James G.. Challenger, who has
been quite i'll with an attack Of influenza,
is improving rapidly.
An examination will be held on Satur-
day in Wilmington and Newark for the
position of rural motor carrier. The
salary ranges from 81 800 to 81 500 per
year.
Mrs. NJ Hockenberry, who suffered d
severe attack of influenza, is recovering
very slowly.
City Council didn't hold its regular
meeting last evening, owing to the failure
of n quorum to be present.
The Deemer Steel Casting Co is ha wing
their smokestack repaired and rep inted.
The stack was first scaffolded and now is
being fixed up as the top was In very bad
condition.
George Snyder, who has been ill with a
severe cold, is better and is now able to
return to his work at the Baldt plant of
the Penn-Scaboard Steel Co.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
barracks and cottages for the Bethlehem
Loading Co. Two of the large barracks
are nearly finished. Work is being rushed
on the other buildings to complete the
contract before winter sets in.
Bertha Dix of Wilmington, who formerly
lived on Chestnut street, was a visitor
here Yesterday.
Many persons of this city attended the
funeral of Grace Littrell Of Delaware City
She was well known in this city. She
formerly worked at the Bethlehem Load
ing Co.
Miss A. platt, one of the local school
teachers, is recovering from an attack
Of influenza She is now able TO be about
Matthew Tobin, former chief Of police,
who has been seriously i'll with influenza
and pneumonia, is little bit better today
Miss Mabel Clewcll daughter of Charles
H. Clewell, who had the "flu, is now
recovering and able TO be about.
Owing to the shortage of help, John
Rothrock student Of Delaware College
working in the postoffcc
John f. Cloud, secretary Of the New
Castle Trust Co, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is recovering and will
probably be out Monday.
William Taylor, who conducts the
grocery on Fifth street. and who has been
quite i'll with Influenza. is recovering
Edward Eagle, superintendent of the
Delaware Water Improvement Co, IS
down with Influenza Owing to the
shortage of help he had to work day and
night at the water works.
Owing to the heavy fog today whistles
on the boats going up and down the river
could be heard plainly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Oct % Charters were filed
here. yesterday, as follows:
Union Connector Co. Wilmington Del.
railway train pipe connectors; capital,
$3.50 900
Economy Rebuilding Corporation,
Philadelphia, Pa. $3.50, 900
] X Joice Co, New Fork City, lumber;
5000, 600
Perfection Roller Bearing Co, New
York City, $500, 600
Jackson & Co, New York City, brokers
500 900
National Cotton and Grain Co. New
York City, 100000
Black Hawk OIL Co, Rochester, Pa. /;
$4,000
Increase in capital of Mexican Pro
ducing and Refining Co, New York City,
from 5000, 600 to $4,000 900
Dover. Oct "A. Charters wer, filed
here. yesterday, ms follows:
Cocaro international Corporation
Philadelphia, to manufacture leather
goods of all kinds. food stuffs, building
materials. etc 81 000, 600
American Eagle Coal Corporation,
Wilmington, Del coal mining; capital,
81 600. 900
Liberty OIL Go. Of Michigan, VIII
mngton. Del $500. 900
Citizens Finance Corporation, VIII
rnington, Del. investments, 500, 900.
Liberty Finance Co Pittsburg. Pa
investments; 800. 600
Increase in capital Of international
brokerage Co. Chicago, Ill, from s25.-
600 to SIS 900
Add ODit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
DESERv ED PRAISE.
Flu" Patient ut Carney's Point Tells
What the Du Pont Company Did

Letter in Philadelphia Record:
| notice all the papers are just boiling
over with praise and admiration of what
the hospitals and the people in general
have done and are doing for the epidemic
patients--the sacrifices people are making
Now, that is all right-just as it should
be; but | desire To call your attention to
old Casney's Point powder works. There
have been several hundred of the employees
down with the ''fiu," and quite few
have died, but only after all medical
care and the best attention WIS given
them. The company left nothing undone
and spared no expense TO coInfort, cheer
or save those men. We were given the
hest to be had-the lest of doctors, the
best of care and nourishmcnt, the best of
everything, and more than enough Of IT.
t will guarn tee that no company did
more or as much as our company. SO
please give the du Pom people and every
one connected with them the praise that
is due them.
When WAS taken TO the isolation camp
| never expected to come out alive. a II
out, but unable to work; am very weak.
Another thing ! wish to speak of is the
company's difficulty in getting enough
trained nurses After getting all they
could they called for volunteers from
among the female powder workers, and
the way these little girls-some only in
their teens responded was noble And.
though those girls were without training.
they just gave their whole hearts and
souls to their work, always ready, willing
and anxious to do more for YOU never
tired. Quite few while in harness were
taken Sic themselves SO please kindly
say word for our people, and whatever
you do don't forget our brave, noble and
grand volunteer nurses the little girls
in bloomers.
Thos ]. Barker
Carneys Point, \. j., Oct. 81, 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
LTEBkNECHT TO BE FREED.
Kaiser Compelled TO Open Cell Doors
of Socialist Leader.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London, Wednesday, Oct. 23.-Dr.
Karl Liebknecht, former member of the
German Reichstag who is in prison fol-
lowing his conviction Of charge of at
tempted treason, will be released in few
days. according TO a Copenhagen des-
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany quoting Berlin advices.
Dr. Karl Liebknecht was arrested AT
Berlin in connectiohn with Nav Dav
celebration on May 81, 1916. He was
tired before Berlin military court and
sentenced to thirty months penal servi-
tude and dismissal from the army This
sentence caused great disorders among
the Socialists of Berlin, Stuttgart, Lcipsic
and other cities. An appeal was take,
as a result of which the court sentenced
DR. Liebknecht TO prison for four years
and one month. in addition TO forfeiting
his civil rights for six years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
It's ACid-StOmaCh
That Makes Millions
Sick and Suffer

fafe rs dark not worth much TO
the man or woman with an acid
stomach
Acid stomach kills Hope. Ambition.
Energy. Courage ~ eai,s the strength
Of the strongest body -impoycrishes
the biood-ca1ses untold suffering
makes millions weak. unit and brings
on premature old age
You know what acid mouth docs 10
teeth and gums how the acid liter
ally cats through the hard enamel.
causing the teeth to decay. Just Inn
aglne. then. what havoc an acid
stomach must do 20 the delicate
organization Of the stomach
Millions of people are weak and
unfit. suffering all the time. In one
way or another. from supersCldiiy
or acid stomach.
They don't seem dangerously sick.
Just siling Going through hle ~eak.
listIess dragging one foot after an
other They're nervous and irritable.
lack power and punch. frequently
have severe attacks Of binding.
splitting headaches subject - hts
Of melancholia and mental depfes-
sion And nearly always their stom-
achs are out Of order. even though
many experience no actual stomach
Dains-digestion poor never Hettlng
anywhere near the fun strength
from their food.
So. you sec. It's just this scid
Etornach-fbat Is holding 80 NAM
people back sapping up the strensth
they should get from their fnon
taking away their vigor and vital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
TRY This to Danish
ALI RheumatiCPains

People who have been tormented for years
yes. even SO crippled that they were un-
able to help themsclves-haye been brought
pack TO robust health through the mighty
power Of Rheuma
rRheuma acts with speed: it brings in a
1ev days the relief you have prayed for
md pain in the joints and muscles and
quickly the torturing soreness completely
disappears.
IL Is a harmless and inexpensive remedy
sut reliable. because IL is one discovery that
aas forced rheumatism and sciatica TO
WELD and disappear
Begin the Rhcuma treatment today and
you do not get the joyful relief you ex-
soct. your money will be returned n b.
Oanforth always has supply and guar
snses 1t to you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24

ty--leavinn them weak and iner-
csGnt.
Got rid OF the eZcess acid. That's
the secret Of good health and IS tbs
opfy wsy 10 obtain good digestion
and accumulation. " is the rirht
.ay to be well and keep strong. Or
binary tonics won't do any lasting
good The best they can do is 20
spur up your appetiJe. When the
siimulaiing effects wear of. you are
worse of than eyer
A modern remedy makes - pos
aIfdr TO remove eKcPss arid without
the slighfrst discomfort. ~ iz called
EATO&IC in the form ~ plras8nt
jAxssug tasirts> Their action 10 the
stomach Is good deal Ike q psocg
of hloLting psp0r taxing up a drop
pf ink they literally absOrb thu
Injurious excess acid and csffy ~
away through tho ibtestIGes.
Begiu using EATONIC right nov
tDday--and get on the road 20
Thousands upon tloussr De of People
tnusiastic in it~ praise They say
they. ncyes dreamed that anything
"9nid tIlng them ynch quick relief
EAToNIC Is fully guaranteed.
Toiir druggist will give you big
fpE Tor only 30 cents With tbe dts
tlnct understanding that if you are
not pleased in every way. you get
yOur 20 cents back Tou know your
druggist and you can safely trust
lin 80 MAXI tills guarantee good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Where Is Mrs. Roberts ?

Clarence killen, secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce, has received from
q woman in Texas letter asking him
to send to her the address Of Mrs
Roberts, mother of Lawrence Roberts,
who resides in Wilmington, but now is
in military service overseas. Anyone
knowing Mrs. Roberts address will
confer favor by communicating with
Mr.. killen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
DIR. Jane b. Baker Dead.

West Chester, Pa, Oct. 24-Dr. Jane
r. Baker, aged 81 years, one Of the
best-known woman physicians in Penn
sylvania, who had resided here for sew
eral years, died on Tuesday at the Wom-
ans Hospital, Philadelphia, after long
illness with typhoid fever. She was the
originator Of child welfare work here, a
member of the Women's Council for
National Defense, and led to the estab-
lishment of the Juvenile Home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Army Life too Strenuous for Pug.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Oct. 24.-Jimmy Barry, for
mer bantam weight champion of the
world, is back from camp Gordon, Ga,
where he went for training as an army
boxing instructor. Barry said he was
not strong enough to stand the bayonet
drill necessary to fit himself as an instruc-
tor. He is 4S wears old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
BOCHE REGRETS TO SWISS.
viii Impyison German Air Lieutenant
Who Killed Officer on Border.
ed Press 10 Every Evenlng

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Berne. Switzerland Wednesday, Oct
23-The Germans once more expressing
their regret over the attack ny one Of
their airmen on Swiss balloon at inc
frontier on October q. causing the death
Of Swiss Lieutenant named Ruiry,
have announced that the guilty pilot,
a non-commissioned officer has been
condemned 10 serve three months in
prison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Naval Surgeon Martyr of Flu.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
A Pacific Port, Oct. 24-Lieutenant
Commander j. j. Hadwen, Senior Sur
geon of a British war vessel, died of
pneumonia here last night the victim
of has zeal in caring for men suffering
from influenza on the vessel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Card Of Thanks.

Mr. John r. Howett and daughter wish
10 extend heartfelt thanks to their kind
friends for their sympathy, many flowers,
autos and other tokens of love and respect
extended as tribute to their deceased
wife and mother, Laura NJ Howett-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Card of Thanks.

- wish to express my thanks TO relatives
and many friends for their kindness
sympathy and floral offerings during my
recent bereavement. Clarence p. Don
aYnn ADJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
FIRST AMERICAN TO ESCAPE.
PENNSYLVANIA Soldier Out of Hun Pen
Gets Back to War.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

Berne, Switzerland, Wednesday, Oct
23-The first American private soldier
among the prisoners in Germany to
escape is a Pennsylvania nemed de
letedl, originally Of Lithuanian family
He has reg ined his regiment in Al
SAGE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
OBITUARY.
MARY ELLEN sf'LEAN.

Word has been received here to the
effect that Mary Ellen Mclean, eldest
daughter OF Rev. J. W Mccullough,
ID. D., formerly rector of Trinity Church,
has died al her home in California
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
du Points 10 Erect 400 BuupaloHs

f. J.. du Pont de Nemours & Co, will
erect on the Summerill tract, near Car
ney's Point, y. j., 400 bungalows for
du Pont employees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved TO the salts
faction of many and will be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-24
Woman Still Missing

Miss Elizabeth Pinder, aged is wears
VINO disappeared from her home, 2003
Market street, Sunday, still is missing.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08

ta rakkaudstanne ia kodikkaas-
ia hoidostanne, jota koko alan
minulle osoititte.
Ystavat! Tunnussan xy-Sene.
mattomyyteni teita kyllin kilt
tamaan. Walitan puheeni hits.
uutta ia kieleni kankeutta. Vain
nina uskon ia luotan siihen var
muuteen eta Herra sen tekee,
silla han samoa: "Kaikki, mita
olette tehneet yhdelle naista pie
nemmista veljistani, sen Olette
tehneet minulle." Han tekee
sen jo taalla ajassa, ia sanansa
mukaan, lopullisesti ijankaikk..
suudessa, kun Han kutsuu Isan
siunatut elaman yl0SnOsemises.
sa mailman perstamisesta asst
valmistetun valtakunnan Omis
tukseen, merkitsee ne voiton
palmulla ia elaman kruunulla.
| SillOin tekonne noudattayat tel
ta..
Muistelen tyytyvaisyydella ia
suloisuudella synnyinkaupungin
matkaani. Sc oil yksi ihana al
mohetki CLAIMANT toisten armo
hetkien lisaksi. Sta en- koskaan
unhoita. Herra pitak00n teidan
kin muistossa palveliansa kaut'
ia puhutun sanansa, ia opetta'
jaime tyolle runsaan siunauksen
ga vuodattakoon.
Teita muisteleva v~eljenne ar
mossa.
Richard ". Niemi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
MUISTOJA
HARBO
Rim ia YMPXRIS
T0GN

ia" kohti kiitavassa junassa,
odottaessani hetkea, jOlloin syn
nyinkaupunkini mimi korviini
kaikuu. Tuosa odotuksessa o..
lin ajatuksissani ehken sellai'
sissa kun Elan vahan ennen
kulta vaunujen saapumista, ku-
vitellen matkani paamaaran ina.
nuutta. Muistinhan toki JOO.
seppiakin ismaelilaisen kamelin
seljassa Egyptiin matkallaan ia
hanen kunnioitettavaa asemaan.
sa perille paastyaan ia ethan Sc
turhaa mielikuvitusta ollutkaan
silla astuttuani junasta Ashta
bulan varhaiseen sunnuntai.
aamun hiljaisuuteen, odott
nua past. Huuskosen lahettama
"keisarin vaunu', johon Uno
Huuskosen Observation-Disclosures
paasin Betesdan majaan veil ia
sisar Huuskosen luokse. Ter.
veiset kerrottuani ia ruumista-
nj ravittua kavimme levahta.
maan vahan aikaan, josta hera
sin auringon valon kirkkaaseen
l~oistoon jossa katselin Ashtabu.
la Harboria nykyisyyden valos
sa. -. =.
Kirkonkellojen humina kan.
tot minulle ensimaiset yleiset
tuliais terveiset. Ne vastaan.
otin nousemalla itsenaisen seu-
rakunnan saarnatuoliin pastori
Huuskosen pyynn0sta aamu'
saarnaa julistamaan. Tama het
Tiki taytti kaKdeksantoista vuo
den poissaolon vaillinaisuuden.
Sen muistorikkaus yha vielakin
sydameni valtaa sta muistelles-
80
SAM. Iloitsin hengessa katsel
lessani vakaantuneita vanhoja
ia kasvaneita nuoria ihmettelyn
ia suloisuuden vaihtelevaisuudel
ia vallattuina. Kasitin olevani
synnyin kaupungissa. lisa tunsi
poikansa, veil ~veljensa, ia ysta
va ystavansa. Puhuessani jail.
keen puolenpaivan Kansallisseu
rakunnan juhlilla pastori VILE
min esityksesta kasitin yha laa.
jemmasti eta olin isani maalla.
Oil todella hauskaa tavata tutta
via nimeistaan tunnettuja vaan
kasvoista tuntemattomia, silla
olin vasta neljannella vuodella
kun kotikaupunkia muffin.
Itsenaisen Hseurakunnan huori-
sojuhlissa saman paivan italia
puhuin Englannin kielella. Pita
essani suomenkielisen loppuru.
kouksen, mainittuani ensin ly.
hyesti Suomenkin kielella kas
vatustyon tarpeellisuudesta, oil
kai jokunen. minua tuntematon
saikahtanyt kun Englannin kie-
linen saarnaaja puhuu Suomea'
kin. Glen alma iloinen saades.
SAM puhua Jumalan sanan va
kavia totuuksia nuorillekin,
vaan nyt sta enemman iloitsin
puhuessani Mile omille kasvi'
kumppaneilleni, ia mika viela
ihanampaa, kun hekin kanssani
armosta iloitsivat. Olisi sentaan
t~arpeellista eta nuorillemmekin
alma asetettaisiin Jumalan sa.
nan vakavuudet matkaevaaksi,
ia tottuttaisimme heita istu.
maan samassa carbohydrates
kun vanhempikin vak, eta Ju-
malalta isille lapsilleen opetet'
tavaksi saatty todistus Jaako
Lscoo - 1o1r. Tcxc,lrcc coso. ro,,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
Kan kirjeitd


paivat lopettaa niinkun tuulen
tukahduksen ia vuodet pikaises
sa perikadossa. Synnyinkaupun
gissani ia ymparist0ssa huoma
sin taman vaikutuksen todelli
suutta. Iloitsin nahdessani Her
ran istuvan kirkkaudessa Keru.
bein paalla, ia nuoria ystaviani
istuvan Egyptista nyhdatyn vii
nipuun v~arjossa, Herran kaden
istuttamana ia valitsemana ia
Jeesuksen veri haavoissa parat
TUNA.
Tallaisia hetkia oil minulla
k-olmenkymmenen paikoille, lu.
kuunottamatta yksityisia per.
hejuhlatilaisuuksia. Fairportis
sa olevat tuttavat muistivat
my0s lihavaa poikaa Siellakin
vanhojen ia nuorten keskuudes
sa sain tuntea hengen yhteytta
rauha nsiteen kautta. Puhues
SAM heille tunsin alma erinomai
'empaa Herran hengen wake.
vyytta itsessani, joten taisin So.
noa: "Herran henki on minun
paallani." Yhteisesti tunnustet
tin ettei Herra ole taallakaan
Suomen Sionia unhoittanut.
Ashtabulan nuorilta olin vie.
la yllatettyna arvokkaalla sol.
muksella, jota yllatys juhlaa
Fairportin nuoret ystavat avus
tivat arvokkaan fountain" ky
nan lahjoituksella. Yhteisesti
, olin viela yllatettyna ripealta
toiminnaltanne matkakustan'
> nukseni avustamiseksi seka lam
i pimalta rakkauden palveluksel
; tame, jota min ylonpalttisesti
t minulle osoititte. Tulisi pitkaksi
yKs1teTen kafkKia rassa ma1mrs
+. joten kiitan sydamellisesti Ash
tabular, Fairportin, Conneautin
> ia Perryn itsenaisia seurakur'
tia, yksityisesti ia yleisesti, kes
| kuudessanne nauttimastani sic
| lun ia ruumiin ravinnosta ia
| tarpeista.
Pyydan ertyisemmin kiittaa
Mrs Doughertya ia hanen jol
tamaansa laulukuoroa ia Ashts
bulassa ia Fairportissa jotka sd
veleillanne juhlatilaisuuksia tun
tuvasti kaunistitte, etenkin Ash
tabular laulukuoron nuorisoa,
jotka min lukuisia kertoja olit
tie lauluillanne mukana; ia Mis-
ia matkoista joita naapuri Ky
lin teitte, osoittaen eta olette
my0s kokoomassa kivia siihen
rakennukseen jossa Jesus Kris
tus kglnakiyi on.
Kitan my6s sydamellisesti
pastorska Williamsonia, .aynna
tytartaan Mrs Doughertya lam
pimasta kohtelustanne ia vie.
rasvaraisuudestanne jota kodis
same minulle osoititte. Muiste
len rakkaudella etenkin pastors
ka Williamsonia joka vanhuu
den vahentyneista voimista hue
limatta oil min valmis Marian
tehtaviin
Kiitan my0s veil jasisar HUI
meria ystavyydestanne ia vie
raanvaraisuudestanne. Oil haus
ka tavata teita joitten sylissa
pienena hypella tapasin. Nyt Sc
oil jo mahdotonta. My6s kiitok
set veil ia sisar Henry Lampe
lalle ystavyydestanne ia vie-
Observation-Disclosures sampin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-08
1isvnA
! 90
Jdlkda LdpamatOja

ia snempikin tuiss ussin. Alvs- Satsin nautittua-
Arv. Apteekari: N8yrimmat kiitokset, siita
Lapamatol aakkeesta jonka nina ~tilaisin, sillA
81 lahtenyt varsin 200 jalkaa mutta yli 100 jalkaa
yarmasti, ia. nyt olen NIX. toinen mics. Ne
iaakkeet text tehtavansa, ia olen sydamellisesd
piirsi.. Kalle MAXI. Augusta, Mont.
ALIVE. SATSI, aptoekari Lignelrin erityinen
keksinto. kaksinkertainen voima.. TamA laake
tappaa yarmasti L~apamadot, Sukkulamsdot,
ia kaikki vatsasse olevat madot.-Matojen
tuntomerkit ovst: VaAnteita rinnan ALA, mutt
~tuvaista kipua vatsessa, kova ruokahalu, eli ru-
okahalun puuts, vatsan taytelaisyys, oksentami-
men, tahi taipuminen ok~sentsmaan, siniset
renkaat. silmien ALA, painon vaheneminen il
epamiellyttavia t~unteita v~atsassa ia, sisalmyk.
sessa. Monet karsiyat tAta yleisesti, tuloksena
enthusiasts Notwithstanding ia moni
joka. on. sairas eika 16yda mitaan huojennuste
tayallisista laAkkeista Tuskilleen, kkrsii ma
doista yaikka Ell niita olekasn nakynyt tsrvetts
lspsmatolaake on tullut tunnetum-
maksi 10 suositummaksi kuhn mikaan muu
Suomalaisten myyma ia valmistama lspamato.
laAke Amerikassa.