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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
CLEVER RUSE WORKED.
Supposed Chicken Thief Rounded Up
at Rose Hill Through Women's Tip.

Speed is the new monlcker that has
been applied To both Patroiman "iARe
Johnson and Harry Forman. This results
from the record breaking run that the
two officers made TO Rose Hill yesterday
and the arrest of John Harris, n Negro.
charged with the larceny Of chickens.
The prisoner was Arranged IN the City
Court. today, and held under 81 500
hail for the Court Of General Sessions,
on three charges Of larceny
Yesterday Captain keileher received
telephone call from Mrs. kebecca
Green OF Rose Hill, who told the captain
that q Negro WINS there trying 10 sell stolen
chickens. The captain detailed the above
officers on the case and they made the run
to the place M shorter time than II took
Mrs. Green To get back to the scene
John Moore. of Pigeon Point told the
court that on Nav u he had seven chick
ems stolen from hum and that they were
recovered by the police at the homes oi
Mrs Green aud Mrs Hannah Larson,
who had bought the fowls from Harris
Mrs George Murray of Mnquadale
said she had six chickens stolen from her
several nights ago and identified those
recovered 10y the officers yesterday from
Harris ms her property Francis German
had one chicken stolen and also identlfed
one recovered from Harris rs his
II was n clever piece Of work that the
women aput over on linrrls lie
brought the chickens. mostly Wyandotte
hens, and tried To sell them To Mrs
Green, Mrs Larson aud Mrs MARY
DAVIS. all Of Rose Hill The VIC me l
noticcd that there woq rcd paint on the
chickens and became suspicious Mrs
Iaysou talked IN Harris while Mrs
DAVIS pretended to go 10 her home md
get money to buy the chickens and Mr.
Green went 10 her home and called the
r,at,a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
Red CROSS DRIVE
FOR ARMY NURSES
Delaware Preparing for Campaign
to Enroll Skilled Workers
for War Service.

The Delaware Division of the
American Red Cross has received the
following telegram from W. G. Georges,
stlrgeon-general. L. :. Army:
Il am informed that on the third OF
June il is the intention of the American
Red Cross to start drive for nurses IN
the army The American Red Cross ls .
great recruiting agency for army nurses
and through this agency ! wish tn appeal
to nurses of the country to enroll Tor
service IN the Nurses Corps Of the army
The need of great number OF nurses rs
acute, and any assistance the American
Red Cross can rcrder the department
in obtaining for the Army Nurse corps
the number Of nurses required will he ot
service Ia the country.
Nv G. Georges
"Surgcon-gencral. L s Army.
A message of similar purport also has
been received from the surgeon of the
navy National headquarters telegraphs
ms follows:
ITO supply this acute need for army
and navy nurses reported by the surgeon
general. the American Rcd Cross will
start on Monday, June 3. an intensive
campaign Of ten days TO enroll graduate
nurses eligible for military service and
home defence. also. 10 encourage high
school and college graduates to become
student nurses IN the army school OF
nursing and IN municipal and other hos
pitals
General Charles Bird. chairman of the
Delaware Chapter. following instructions
from the Penn Delaware DIVISION lend
quarters Of the American Red Cross has
appointed Red Cross nurses campaign
committee 10 consist Of chapter repre-
sentative member at tho local committee
in Red Cross nursing service and pub
llcity Representatives "A general COM
mittoe has been appointed which includes
the superintendent Of local training
schools and hospital representatives Of
hospital management, a nunter II ply
sicIans and the local Red Gross nursing
committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
DOVE THROUGH WINDOW
But Niblctt Couidnt Get Away, With
Officer Inside and Outside the House.

Constallcs Jones and Wilmington and
Detective Farchlld had an exciting time
early today. when they went ~ the home
Of William Nihlctt Clio MT seventh
street and placed him under arrest on
charges Of larceny Tho young man. who
gave his age as II wears WAS employed
by tho mi Laundry and recently Il
number of articles have disappeared from
the laundry ana also Sl7 u money
The young man ha- been closely watched
and il Is thought there vas cyIdercc
enough against him t. hold hlm for
roIrj therefore the above officers went
"a arrest hm today
The COASTAL les went IN tie house and
the Young man Was sitting alongside # =
table putting on his Shoe The con
stables started 70 talk - Nj lett when
sudd ,nly he started and dove head FIRST
through a window Detective Falrchld
was on the outside and grabbed he would
bc escapcr hy the shoulders while Con
stable Jones crahhcd him TN the feet
Both started 70 plIi and as '1re~ult tore
ont one ~ the prisoners 'rtuscr los
Tie was taken tn the police station and
is being held for CITY Court tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05

FIRE Is very heavy from north Of the
Alsnc 10 the Ourcq, an the west wing
and around Rheims, on the east, winch
still holds out
AMrntc Ans ~ FouR So roRs
In addition 10 tho present battle Ameri-
can troops arr actively Engaged an four
scrtor- and preparing - cutter the front
line ou = lfth II, Flanders
Northwest ~ Ioil east Of I,nnevllle,
north Of ST. Alihicl along the Neusc and
west Of Montdidler. III iIeardY. General
Pershlng' men had gwen good account
~ themselves before he entrance Of
American units into The fighting east and
west Of Chateau Fmerrr
With the hatIng ~ the offensive on he
new salient. military Observers expect the
Germans will make another attempt to
reach the channel ports through Amlons
and crush the Apglo-french forces before
the full strength 81 the American effort
can bc brought INTO play. lie war council
has expressed confidence II the situation
and the ability of General Forh to combat
tic enemy 5 plnnS
Premier Clcmencean hrs told the
French chamber II deputies thaf the
future depends on American help
Fighting operations on tho western
front elsewhere than south Of The Allette
are Al minimum There has leon active
artillery FIRING on the Belgian sector and
on parts 81 the British front where the
Germans have leen repulseti IN RAIDS
north of KENNEL IN Handlers and be
tween Albert and Arras IN picarfly
The German submarines apparently
have not left the Atlantic coast OF the
Maryland shore early Tuesday M Amcrl-
can destroyer rescued Il French tanker
from an enemy l'-i1oat which previously
had sunk "A small schooner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
RED CROSS GAVE AID TO
LINERS SURVIVORS,

AS soon as It Was definitely known
that the survivors Of the torpedoed
ship we're landed at Lewes word was
received by tie Delaware Chapter Of
the Red Cross from Phi!adelphia 10
do everything possible for the people
Henry + Scott, who received the mes
sage, notified Miss Emily Bissell at the
division headquarters and she, IN turn,
got IN touch with the Lewes branch of
the Red Cross
Clothing was provided and carfaTe
to Philadelphia was paid This is the
first case of the kind that tho Delaware
Division has had ii call for and they were
organized and ready to do their part
The survivors who have already left for
Philadelphia are all well cared for and If
there should be further need, headquarters
and the branches are ready to do what
thew can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05

by the local boards, including some who
had registered ahead Of time, were As
follows
PROBABLY |, 100 HERE.
Division No, /, 60 out of 300 estimated;
No. ,, 100 out of 400; No. 3, at Sixteenth
and French streets, s out of 80; at
Weccacoe fire house, 10; at Modjeska
Hall, ,, and No 4, 67 out of 300.
That these expected registrations total
more than the lump total gwen for the
city is due to the overlapping of division
figures.
Numbers will not be allotted to the
various registrants until the completion
of the registry, when the cards will be
drawn and numbered in that order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
REGISTERING IN KENT.


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, June 5-kent county's regis
tration of those coming of age since June
5, 1917, which opened up here today
showed an enrolment at noon of 100.
with - whites and - oolored men.
The entire registration Is beng done
here at the office of the Kent county
exemption board, with DIR. W, ID. Burton
and Charles ID. Alice as registrars. The
registration will continue until o'clock
tonlght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
ASH COLLECTION STRIKE
ONLY PARTLY SETTi ED

AS only SIX Of the city ash collectors
who went out on strike for Il higher wage
of SIS a week for a week Of four days
yesterday at noon, returned TO work
this morning, and as d much larger mum
Der Of the collectors are still out, Frank w
Pierson, street commissioner. makes the
request that residents of the city do not
put out ashes for collection until further
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
RISSIAS JEWELS HERE.
Plan 10 Dispose of $4,000 600 crown
Gems in y T. Frustrated.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
New orh. June An alleged plot to
smugge INTO America the crown Jewels Of
the Diet hroned Romanotf DYNASTY stone
valued At $4,000 900 If believed to have
been discovered by nited States customs
officials 1t Was learned here today
II Is iutImated that the Jewels are al
ready In New orb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05

Al the weekly meeting Of the Rotary
Club. which will be held in the grill room
Of the Hotel du Pont at 1890 O'Clock to-
morrow. noon. officers will he elected for
The ensuing wear. A large attendance
81 the club Is expected, as It is really the
annual meeting and Luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
Meeting of the Epworth League.

There will be "A meeting 81 the EpWorth
Leagues OF the Wilmington Dtstrlct At
Grace Church tomorrow evening II =
@ clock in reference, to the institute II be
held at Dover July toll Tie subject
will be Training Tor the Trenches by
Rev N McCoY, d d Of Baltimore,
Md dean of Mountain Lake Park
Institute and worker with Young people
throughout Methodlsm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
RUSSIANS DEFEAT Huns.
Retreating Germans and Turks Mas
sacring Populace in Revenge.

London. June ; \ blg battle Mas
fought in the kar, district Of trans
CaucaeIa on Nav - resulting in favor
Of the Russians, the Exchange Telegra ph
correspondent at Moscow wires The
Turks and Germans are retiring along
the Ardsnan road and the population Is
being massacred tie dispatch declared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
To Launch Biggest Ship.

The largest vessel ever launched on the
Christiana river will slide into the river
from the Harlan yards in few days.
The vessel il an oil tanker originally con
tracted for by the Standard Oil Company
The launching viii he a very informal
affair and will be attended with the least
ceremony possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
Adjusting Accident Claims.

All injuries to workmen through acci-
dents at the Harlan plant OF the Bethle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation will be ad-
justed through the medium Of the Della
ware Workmens Compensation act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05

daughter If VIZ and Mrs John Dcsorrcv
VT & hrsfiana. and Rev Elmer Churnsi6e
Podrick rector y Trinity r j. Church
- fredericksburg. VA we're married ~
nom gcy'erdav n 81 Andrew Church
Rcv John Rigg If Chrle' Church River
TN * Z read tho bcfrothal errvlce ari
tho marriage ceremony was performed ht.
Rrv Richard 81 Trapne rector ri I'D
ANDREWS Only relatives and rioe~
friends attended Following q weddrg
,rip III the tdirondacks 'he Young cnup'"
ain live ~ fredericksburg NJ bride
Hal been connected r,th 81 NiirhaeI s
kindergarten. mere being p graduate of
Miss B-1rhtz school in Pnladelphia
moi. S-etTTH
Miss Catherine q, smith End F-frns
A Doan both IF thus ritt acre married
IN June 3 ~ Rev : tickeara
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
To Hold Tax Hearing

The Levy Court al an adjourned
meeting, next Monday morning, will give
committees of the Chamber Of Commerce
and the Central Labor Union hearing on
New Castle countys budget and tax rate
for the next fiscal year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
IS, 900 ALIMONY.
Allowed Mrs. Elsie A. Pyle IN
Superior Court This
Morning

IN Tic Superior Court today Judge
FIeiacl made m order on the petition 81
Mrs Eaie Pyle for almOny from her
husband Leslie A PYLE awarding her
5000
In eint for divnrc from her husband
Mrs Pyle was recently awnrdod,a deere"
nisi The g. o0D which the court direct
cd must be pad within 80 DAYS includes
s. 100 which Mr. Pyle alleges shc turned
over to her husband some tune aR-'
Following nc hnnding down - the
decision Nc superior uarf, having con
Guided ITS business for the MAY torn.
adjourned without day
IDr and Mrs W : Patterson Of Pitts
burg. pa have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs J j. Connors during he past week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
School Commission Meeting.

The SCHOOL commissioners Of New
Castle county held their quarterly meet
ing this afternoon in the Public Building
Routine business was transacted
= The board considered heating arrange
hents in some Of the rural schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
YOUNCMENOF DRAFT
AGE REGISTERING
Those Who Have Become II Dur
ing the Year Enter Military
Today.

Every Young man in the State OF Della
ware. with exceptions explained below.
who has reached the age OF Il years
since June ), 1917. a year ago, must be
registered before Q o'clock tonight, either
in his home town, or place OF permanent
address. thereby adding his name 10 the
list of those eligible under the selcctivc
service act, or draft, for military service.
of course this broad statement about
every Young man excerpts officers and en-
listed men Of the regular army, navy and
marine corps. the national guard .and
naval militia and the officers IN the
Officers Reserve Corps and enlisted men
in the Enlisted Reserve Corps while IN
active service.
But the conditions of health of young
man who has reached his majority In tins
time. his religious belief. employment or
any of the reasons upon which exemption
from the draft are based. do not excuse
him from registering Such reasons Tor
exemption, If any, will he considered later
by his Exemption Board
Young men, who are unable, because
of their health To register, must have
some member Of the family, relative,
guardian or competent TREND register TOT
them.
Aliens are required TO register
All reCistrants before they come up 70
register should hc prepared TO CIV" the
following information
Home address, number 81 street cilN
or town and State. Date Ct tnrth, MONTH
day and year Where born, city or town
state and Nation Fathers birthplace.
city or town, state. Nation Address
nearest relative. city or town stare,
Nation. Name of nearest relative
II YOU cannot speak English, take 2
friend with YOU 70 register
The registration officers ami places p
this city are as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
SUSSEX COUNTY
ENERYTHING woRKING sMOoTHLl

Prohtlng by the experience Of /. s.
year the officials OF the local exemption
boards, with the cooperation OF the
State adiutant-general' Office have per
fected their arrangements for reglst erlng
the new men Of - SO that everything
Is working smoothly at the various places
where the names Will he listed For some
Of the men thus IS an important event.
signalling their arrival II citizenship
IN place OF reaching that goa through he
fasting of their FIRST vote: 40 election
having been held al whIchsuch men were
able 10 cast q ballot
The various registration places we're
opened promptly at : o clock this morning
and will be open until nine this evening
r later if necessary
The earlier hours did not see much Of b
rush, and II seems probable that the later
hours of this afternoon and evening vii!
bring registrants IN greater numbers
The total number looked for is purely
q matter of speculation The adJutant-
general 5 estimate for the country as
suInes that it will amount 10 10 per cent
OF the number under the 1917 call which
would be approximately 100 for VII
mIngton.
Up to ten o clock, the figures given out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05
CHECK ON GERMANS


FIRE Is very heavy from north Of the
Aisnc 10 the Ourcq an the west wing
and around Rheims. on the east, which
still hol ds out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-05

Miss Euma Devenrey a Wilmington
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14

nego narodu. I dlatego do piracy
Waszej, Panowie, do jej biegu /
.jej wynikow, przywiazujemy mai
wieksza wage. Z giebokiem WRIT
szeniem prosimy Boga o blogos}a-
|wiehstwo ola Was. Bedzie to bio
goslawiehstwo i ola Polski."
N~astepnie odczytana zostaIa
nominacya Marszaika, p. FIR. Pu-
laskiego, ktory zlozywszy PREY
siege, zakoiczy} okrzykiem:
Mech zyje Polska!
Rada Stanu zostaia otwarta.
Kazdy myslacy Polak musiai
sobie zdawac sprawe z tego, &c
t wv. ,,Budownictwo Paistwa
folskiego' moze sic odbywa@
.jedynie ma podstawie ugouy z
Niemcami. Deklaracya rzadu
warszawskiego dale temu wyraz
dobitny W zdaniu IL ,~,realizacya
niepodlegioSci paiistwowej Pol
ski, postepujqc W scislem porozu-
mieniu z obu mocarstwami Gem
tralnemi, znajdzie wyraz W
trwalym Z niemi ukladzie."
Fo}rmuiy tel zadali n~iewatpli-
vie Cd p. Steczkowskiego Mem
cy, a p. Steczkowski, chcac mice
lch zezwolenia ma ,Budownict-
wo" paistwowe, ME m6g} jej Cd
movie, choc zdawa} sobie spra-
we, re ME So to czcze slowa, lecz
realne przyrzeczenie zwiazania
,osu Polski z Niemcami.
Rozumiemy bardzo dobrze 'tru.
dnoSG p~olozenia W jakiem znaj-
duja sic rodacy nasi W kraju, je-
steSny i bedziemy bardzo pow
5ciagliwi w sadach o ich postepo.
waniu. Trzeba jednak, by opinia
.polska jasno zdawafa sobie spra-
z ~po}ozenia i uznala, re dis
sytuacya jest jasna, re many do
wyboru tylko dwie drogi: albo
ugoda z Niemcami, albo walka Z
r:mi. Trzeciego stanowiska ME
ma bye ME mole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14
StOSunki
Galicyi.
Wraienia re LWOWa | Kra.
kOwa przez naOcznegO
swiadka.

Jeden z oficerow Armii Pol
skiej, ktory W koncu maja r. b.
byl We Lwowie i Krakowie, jadqc
do Francyi zatrzymal sic W Lon
dynie, podziell sic wrazeniami z
Tygodnikiem Polskim. Pobyt
swoj W Galicyi opisuje on W spO.
sob nastepujacy:
Juz w drodze do Lwowa, Pc
czawszy cd Tarnopola, az Pc Zbo
row, widzialem wszedzie skutki
przebytej wojny. Spalone chaty,
zniszczone laSy, Stratowane pola,
Dopiero "a Zborowem krajobraz
przybiera postacb ardziej normal
ma. Resztki zamierajacej wojny W
tych okolicach widocznie SO W
ciagnacych z powrotem oddzia,
ZACH niemieckich i austryackich.
Pociag jedynie bezpoSrednio poza
PodwoIoczyskami posuwai sic
wo!nc, tor bowiem byI tn zepsuty.
Dalej jednak pedziliSmy re zdu-
miewajaca szybko$cia. Rzecz Gle
kawa - pociagi W Gaiicyi odznA
czaja sic wielkim posP;echem,
ruch &oicjowy funkcyonuje bee "a
rz,.tu ! w3kazuje ma doora organs
zacye, jcSli sic zwazy zwAaszcza
&c wszystI;e czesci miedziane 70
stasy zdjete z lokomotyw Hose
loHonotyw .chorych" coraz II
L2rdziej zYyieksza sic.
.Dczorgaiizacya Administracyi
Lw6w ma pierwszy rzut Okla
zn.icnii sig ME wiele. Pozn;kaiy
sylko p6tksiezyce policyantow.
kt6rLy 81 obecnie W unisormaeh
woiskowych. Maja tez oni Wiele
do roboty. Lwow bowicm jest Pc
len dezerterow j jcncow wojen-
uych, ktorzy wylamali sic z pod
kontroii wiadz. Ia znaczna ilosi
@yw1otu napiywowego. obccgo
ssSor=yla grunt podatay do ban
Gytyzmu. story, chociaz ME ma
zbyt jak dotad wielks skale' je-
dnak pros?eraje. Dlatego tee IA
NJ raz wiadse urzadzaja obiawy
addziai &oiaicrzy otacza ulice
,v,, stron " diva ognic wziec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14

beda rekojmia owocnej piracy |
trafnego sadu O wszystkich tych
d~onioslych zagadnieniach, ktore
rozstrzygaG VAN wypadnne,'
w dalszym ciagu oredzie wy
mienia najwazniejsze sprawy, kto
remi Radzie Stanu zajac sic wy
padnie: ustawa o wyborach SCI
mowych, ustawa wojskowa, orga-
nizacya administracyi i skarbo--
woSci, projekty gospodarcze, ME
zbedne, wobec zrujnowania kralu,
do zapewnienia ludowi polskie-
mu zdrowia, oSwiaty i dobrobytu.
Potem oredzie mowi tax:
,,Wielkie to i odpowiedzialne
zadania; ME MONA ich jednak
odk}adac, ami watpic O tenn, re
starczy sill do ich podjecia i wy
konania. Z ca}ym ,spokojem i usil-
noscia zajmujecie sic niemi, Pa
movie, pok}adajac zaufanie w
tenn, re i'm wiecej sp6jnosci itezy-
zny nadawac bedziecie zyciu ma
rodowem II, tenn bardziej ufatwicie
rzadowi prace mad z~abiegami O
najtrwalsze ! najwszechstronniej-
sze zabezpieczenie przyszlosci
Panstwa.
Rada Regencyjna i Rad polski
w Scislem baczeniu ma rozWoj ida
rzeh sa mocno przekonani, re ma
ia "a SODA caiy nar6d, zespolony
w dqzeniu do wolnego i niepodle-
glego bytu, popartem niezlomna
logika dziejow, ktore przez wiel-
ka wojne prowadza do wyzwole-
MIA ludlow i nowego ukladu pan
stwowego ma wschodzie Eurory.
Opieramy sic eaten ma wspania-
lomySlnym akcie poteznych mo-
narchow, poreczajacym Polsce
byt niepodleg}y. To ,poreczenle
jest z jednej strony zrod1em gle
.hokiev dla Monarchow wdziecz-
noSci, a z drugiej jest ola mas
ola rzadu naszego podstawa do
przeswiadczenia, il ~realizacya
niepodleglosci pahstwowej Pol
ski, ~postepujac W scisiem poro--
zumieniu z obu mocarstwami Cen
tralnemi, znajdzie wyraz w TRIVIA
lynn z niemi ukiadzie.
Ia droga idac, pragniemy ola
Polski ziszczenia jei ~dziejowego
poslannictwa ia wschodzie Euro:
Ply. Wierzymy zas mocno, re po-
wedzenie nasze zawislo w mai
wyzszym stopniu cd tego, iaka
dojrzaiosc cywilizacyjna i polity-
GINA osiegniemy wewnatrz Was
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14
Kiedy Swierzbienie Ustaje

Jest jeden bezpieczny, godny zaufania
srodek, ktory usmierza dokuczliwe swierz-
bienie iirytacye skory niemal natychmiast,
oraz czysci j koi skore.
Zapytaj W apiece o 3St lub $500 bu-
telke zemo j uzyj podlug przepisu.
Wkr6tce okaze sic, re ~irytacye, pryszcze,
wyrzuty, eczema, zeszpecenia, wagry :
podobne p~rzypadiosci sk6ry znikna.
Wystarczy troszeczke zemo, przenika-
jacego, ~skutecznego piynu, DO wypedza on
skore ,miekka, gladkai zdrowa.
The E. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.