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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

IL ArcIangelska poroGajo Zavezniska ckspc-
dicIJa V Archangckku ic prckrizaIa naGrtc ruskim
m0iarhisiom, Iii so hotcli izrabiti Situaciio Za
obnovitev monarhijc V Rusiji, &c tudi V zaGetku
lie v manjSem delu. In carja so nameravali pro-
glasl,i braia bivsega c%arja, velikega kneza
MlhaJla AlekSandroyiCa, Xxi Sc skriva nekje V
arhangelski province. PriStaSi stotnika CapIina.
HI Je bill obenem pOveijnik ruske armada Y ONE
mem province. so aretirali ministre Caikovskiic-
vega kabincta Cajkovskcga in osiale ministre so
zarotniki prcpeliali $ parnikom~v solot ovski Same
stan in p~roglasili Caplina "a novega ministrske-
ga predsednika. Caplin je monarhist in je kot DO
vclJnik armada izrabil ugodno priliko. da Sc ma
kar najmirnejSi nacin iznebi demokraticne repub-
Iikanske Wade, Iii il ie naGeloval Cajko,,kij.
Tcda ma murnarskem obrezju so izkrcane zale
niske ccte. III imajo kontroIo mad Archangelskom
in tenn sc ina Caplin zahvaliti, da je izgubil Sc
povelJnisivo ruSkc armada V ArchangelSku Di-
plomaticni zastopniki Idruzenih drzav. Framciic.
angllJe i'll l~taliie so podali C~aplinoyi stranki. Xxi
Je $ sllo vrgla Cajkovskijevo Waldo, izjavo. Ola ne
bodo dopus;ii funkciomrati njihovi viadi. katcro
so imenovali na mesto prejsnie Wade. Obencm so
zavezniki osvobodili prejSnjcga ministrSkega
predsednika Caikov,kije2a. CapIin pa je resieni-
RAJ kot -~1oveljhik armada. Ma njegoyo neSto ie bill
imenovan Stotnik lvanov. ZavezniSki diplomatic
pravijo V svoji mott, da nj njihov namcn vmcSa-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

in pri TEN 81 je |zvijatni diplomat nadcl krinko
XII je pokazala, da Una V nujni potrebi igrati cello
demokrata.
Ali kar je ~obljubil, nj bilo veliko in &c mani
novo. Bila ie pruska volilna reforma, $ katero vie.
eejo Nemce re nekaj let "a nos. Skoraj samo 30 Sc
bi sc razume, Ola je Hertling tudi TO obljubil sele
pc vojni, nekako kot nagradO "a nadaljno potrpez.
~ljivOst i'm pozrtvovalnost.
V obeh teh lastnostih so Sc Nemci doslcj odli.
kovali. Toda tudi oni imajo pregovorc, med tent
enega govorecega u vrcu, XII hodi tako dolgo DO
vodo, ola sc razbije. NcmSka potrpezl jivost in "a.
upnost je re nekoliko podobna temu vrGu in NOR.
da DO tudi grof Hertling slab piskrovez.
Obljuba pruske volilne reforme hi bila nekdai
lahko delala cudeze ma Nemskem Reakcionarni
volilni zakon, XII deli volilce V tri razrede, najSir.
sim slojem delavstva pa sploh odreka volilno pra.
vieO, ie bill kamen spodtike ne lie "a socialiste. am.
pax IA vse demokraticne elemente V NemGiji.
Ali vGasi Sc je Z dolarjem mnogo kupilo, da.
mes pa malo. NrednOst Sc pa he menja lie pri de-
narju, temvec tudi pri ~polticnih reGeh in danes
50 menda zahteve nemSkega ljudstva nekoliko
yecje, kakor so bile pred vojno. Re sc sliSiio tu-
patam GLASGOW o nemSki republiki. A tudi mani ra-
dikalni krogi hoGejo, da bodi Hertling ali kdorkoli
BIO njegov naslednik, odgovOren ljud;kemu zastop.
stvu. ne pa k~ajzerju, XII nj odgovoren nikomur.
Razun tega so gotova vprasania prenehala
biti notranja zadeva NemGiie, ker Sc je izkazalo,
ia III tdclJo IL >ehceN, ampak SO ieNaffa VSemu
svctu. Ako sc nemSkO ljudstvo, Xxi postaja 20
Hertlingovem priznanju. popolnoma zdrami in VIZ
ze kajzerstvo med ~relikvije preteklosti., mu gotovo
nihce ne DO branil, da 81 naredi domace razmcre
tako demOkraticno, kakor hoce in more. Toda Ge
ne Znajo Nemci sami prekucniti avtokraciie. mora
to storltl ostali svet, ola mu lie DO treba zidati ma
tisoce kasarn, Jill napolnjevati Z vso svojo MIA
dino i'll vsako letO zrtvovati miljard "a oboroze-
vanje, V vecnem strahu, da sprawl kakSen kaizer
svoj militaristicno maSino Y gibanje in napadc
mirne narode.
Dokler ne DO NemGiia tega %razumcla lahko
Hertling zmeria in ioka, moli in kolne. Noina Sc
mora kOncati tako, ola DO svet vedel, cemu so bile
doprineSene vse neizmerne zrtve.
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(konec : |. strani.)

(kOnec = |. strani.)
Nemciii JIG lie odmev V Nemciji porojenega so
vraStva.
I~ertling hi sc pa moral lie spomniti, kako sc je
Nemcija vojskovala, kako je trosila Strup zarot
nistva, spionaze in najpodlejsih intrig pc nevtral-
nth dezelah, kako je p%ostopala V o%svoienih krajih.
Ne damo Sc zapeljavati od kriGe6ih vesti, XII Jill
-veasi sirjo lie senzacije zeljni porocevalci. Ali kar
je uradnih, pOpolnoma potrjenih. 4 dokazi podpr-
th vesti. zadostuje popolnoma, da Sc razume so
~vraStvo. Xxi je %polagoma vklilo in potemi raSlo i'll
raslo, dokler nj poStalo tako m~ogoGnO, kakor je
sedaj.
Maj naj hi pricakovala Nemtija od Belgij
cev, XII so doziveli prrsko invazijo. morali glodati,
,kako so sc plenili i'll pozigali njihovi domovi, ne
~slucajno V bitki zadeti. ampak IL golega maSGeva-
MIA sistematiGno paljeni kaj maj hi bill Gutili, ko
SO morai gledati. kaj sc je godilo njlh zenam in
hceram! Mako mai hi bill ostali ravnoduSni. ko so
Nemci pod golimi pretvezami poStavljali moe,
starce, nedorasle mladeniGe oh lid in Jill Streliali,
kakor zajce? In ko so ma tisote Belgijcev Cdgnaii
V Nem6ijo - Y pravo SUBMISSIVE!
NemogoGe je ~naStevati vSc, kar je uganjala
kajzerska Nemcija. ) elmer je morala provocirati
sovraStvO. Ialostno je, da Sc je tako zgodilo;
mnogo truda DO treba, da Sc 10 popravi in Sc SO
vrastvo do prokletstva vrednih siStemov loci od
sovrastva do narodov. Ali NemGija nina pravice
: prstom kazati ma druge. SovraStvO je bio sti-
mulano, Xxi ga je dajala Svojim vojakom sovraStvo
.je bio tolazilo. III "a je dajala svojemu ljudStvu.
Povsod je Seiala SovraStvo; kar ie Memo seme
splodilo. mora zdai yeti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

siail svole castnikc, da vezbajo move rckruic.
Angleske cete ped generation Poolciem So pro.
drle ma obeh straneh reke Divine do ,ockc. XII Sc
nahaJa 80 mill JUNO cd Bercntskaje oziroma 80
mill JUNO cd Arhangcla. Dale ic VISA scvcrno.
vzhodna kavkazija pod kontrolo kozakov.
Amsterdamski dopisnik ''Dailv Expressa"
poroca, ola je nemSka stranka TO jc Schc:dc.
manhova vecina - sprejela resolucijo. DO katcri
vstopiJo njeni clani V nameravano noyo ylado lc
pod sledecimi pogoii:
|. Mirovna resoluciia parlamcntarnc yeGinc So
mora ma vsak nacin vzdrzati.
= Nemcila mora priznati ligo narodov.
s. NemeiJa mora jasno in doloGno iziaviti. da
sc zavezuie "a obnovitev Belgiie. Srbiic in C,nc
Gore.
!. Brcst -litovska pogodba ne SINE biti zoprcka
miru.
,. Od Nemfije zasedeno ozemlje ma yznodu So
mora izprazniti.
W i'orehi sc mora garantirati avtonomiia.
Hc~heldemannova frakcija je zelo skromna $
SvOJimi zahtevamil
J." NINA porocajo, ia ic papez postal Jiploma.
''rheSa kurirja ma Dunai z odgovorom ma zoduio
"iroVho hoto avstrOogrske Wade. Papezev odco.
vor baje vsebuje iziavo neutralnosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01
PRAVI vzROK

Grof Hertling ie nastopal , pozi uzaljenega
junaka in sodmka in poslusalci hi bill moral mi
sliti, ola sc mu godi tako dobro, kakor Gloveku, Xxi
lahko kar ukazuje i'll obSoja. Toda prot koncu go
vora ie priSel Hertling vendar tudi z drugo besedo
ma dan III 4 MO je nehotc pokazal. da nj narcko-
valo njegovega govora j%unaStva. ampak lie : tea
vo utajcn strah Strah pred ljudstvom.
Ma zapadni 'front.' je nemSka armada nazado-
vala, iumikajoca Sc cd Grte do Grtc. Ma Balkanu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01

sal Osebno napasti Hindenburga. NemSki dczer.
terri pripovedujejO, ola je bavarski prime skusai
ustrellti feldmarsala Hindenburga, toda ga nj "a
del. he pref so IL nevtralnih drzav priha jala po-
rocila, ola sta Sc bavarski prestolomaslednik Ru-
pert in Hindenburg sporekla in ola ie prestolo-
naslednik zvratal krivdo "a porazc ma zapadni
'front.' ma Hindenburga. kakor znano, je kmalo
pO silOvitem poraZu nemSke armada bavarski pre.
stolonaslednik odpotOval domov ma daljsi do
pust'.
" Amsterdama porOcajo: V Woellersdorfu
blizu Dunaja sc je %pripetila dine %. sept. eksplo.
zila V municit,ki tovarni, XII je zahtevala 3S2 clio.
veSkih ~zivljenj. Neliko stevilo delavcev je IA.
nJenih. Tako Sc poroca brzojavka z Dumaja.
IL Curiha j~avljajo: Casopis "Ostereichische
Bierbrauer' piSe, da so Gene zivilom V Avstriii
narasle cd leta 1914 kakor slcdi Govedina So ie
pOdrazila IA Ga odstotkov, bravina l4l6, sviniina
1920, psenicna moka 1898, leca 1900. fizol $500.
krompir 1914. Poprecno so Sc zivila podrazila "a
1885 Odstotkov.
liz nemSkih virov j~avljajo. Ola namerava
a~OvletSka vlada mobilizirati s pomo6jo NemGiie
pol miljona MOI prot Cehoslovakom in druuim
zavezniSkim armadam, XII prodirajo liz Sibirie in
s severa. Nemci so pojacali sovjetske 6ete in po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01
XII.

Natl Sc V notrarJc razmere province, tOda Storii
Dodo ySe, da Sc y dezeli ohrani red, dokler lie pod
nJlhovlm varStVOm. lzjavljajo. ola nj njihov ma
men v|slJevati narOdu kakSno vIado. tudi pa ne
dopuSte. da hi 81 kdo kradcl vladne pravice. kakor
Jc Storu stotnik Capiin, katcrega nameni so tudi
naSprotnl principom, "a kaiere So bore zaveZniSke
armada Dokler ne DO liudStvo samo izreklo.
kakSno vladno formo zeli, toliko casa bo dezela
pod prOtekcijo zavezniSkih Get in DO uzivala vse
pravice svobodne dezele. Caplinova stranka Sc
Je pritozcvaia, ola nj bila zadostno Zastopana y
Cajkoskijevem kabinctu in cato so virgil YES
preJSnJi ministrski Svet, ministre zaprli. sebe pa
progIasili IA diktatorje. Iavczniki pa MISC V Ru.
sill zato, da hi pomagali eni ali drugi stranki do
dlktatoiStva III TO je moral spoznati iudi stotnik
Caplin.
CasnikarSka agentura Exchange TELEGRAPH
poroca. da jc kajzer zelo oslabil i'm da so mn
zdravnlki prcpovedali seStanke in vSako drupo
delo, XII hi u%teenilo poslabSati ~njegovo zdravstve.
no StanJe..
IL Curiha %porotajo: Mnogo Svicarskih socia.
IISiicnlh listov je dobilo poroGila IL indirektnih
nemskih virov, da je nastal kriticen spor med
iuznonemSkimi poHtiki in ~pruskimi diktatorji.
Central SchWcitzcr Demokrat' poroCa. da ie IA
nekem burnem Sestanku bavarski poveljnik sku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-01
DRoBTINA NAMEsTU HLEBCA.

Naposled je podal kancelar ncmskemu ljud-
stvu vendar nekoliko tolazbe v obliki - obljube.
lzrekel je mncnje, da nj nemira V dezeli pripisati
lie western Z boiiSGa, ampak tudi politicnim zeljam,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
RED COPPER Tue Worlds Great Need

By Lewis Lowry Midst barren mountains such these Is of verdure void Of trees, Where daTes no leafy bush to live Where naught but thOrny cacti thrive Where scorpion dwels with centiped, Where rattlers glide with deadly speed, Where rock reflected rays burn Where danger turks every turn, At midnight morn, Iris mid such that mines born. Afar from cities dazzling lights, Scf music, pleasant sounds or sights, Home comforts. friends and all that's dear. With sturdy hearts devoid of fear, Here strc9g dwell mid like these. To toll and deve, despsing ease, from Natures rock-bound Her rich of precious orc RED COPPER ORE-the worlds great need, In this electric of speed
 In every peaceful trade mar; Rcd Copper plays important part, IL the bell that calls prayer; U speeds tho message through the air. The poor mans coin. the chldrens joy; Of precious gold the close alloy; In war. the nations hope and stay, The copper shell will haste the day When tyrants must their reign release And bring the world lasting peace Charles Renger president Reinige an Mining Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23

in employ
  nonazaOu
  payroll Employers under the shall brought employee damages injury death by
   fellow attending the occupation which resulted in the injury
  working in occupations fled hazardous which 300 the entitled compensation injury sixsix per
   doars shall be paid exceeding beneficiary
  the time of the exceeding SOO0 ght thousand doa than 0OO ree thousand
  shall be paid his dependents disability industrial xtysx and twOthird injury this shall semmonthly
  the deferred capitalized
  be- but adsaby  collected be aside by industrial accident board shall centum of such the judgment of the board be sufficient of pensation action mining the best thing of its kind  given during recent meeting of the
  the state present for this session. well hundreds
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23

ly that the figures for June will at least come up to the totals reported for the preceding month, with the pcs- sibility that there will be increases Ey several companies.
 Inquiries for copper are large. with consumers not having war orders com peting with one another to get What small quantities the dealers have available for outside use. As a matter of fact it is figured that the require ments for war purposes exceed 901, of the present production, and selling agencies are doing all in their power to locate the remainder so that there will be no serious interference with any industry.
 All the needs of the government and it's Allies are being supplied without delay, according to leading trade au- thorities, and every dealer is figuring on an enormous demand from the va rious countries in connection with war work, so that some are practically de- clining business from other users, giv- ing only small quantities from time to time to their regular customers. No change in this policy is looked for in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
HIGH RECOVERY OF
 MANGANESE SHOWN

BUTTE-Two interesting tests have been made by Stearns, Rogers & Co., of Denver on pink manganese ore from the Ophir mine of the Butte-Detroit Copper & Zinc Company, showing a magnetic separation which appears to give promise of opening a new field for research in the concentration of manganese ores.
 Pink manganese is magnetic and the results attained by passing coarsely crushed ore over machines, such as are employed by the New Jersey Zinc Company, showed recovery effected of 93.49t in the case of one sample and 94.5H in another.
 With a calculated head" of 23.5Cs manganese concentrates were secured assaying 36.9R manganese with 129s insoluble, the tailings running 34I manganese. With calculated head" of 3O.5% concentrate was had assay ing 372t with the tailings carrying about 1Oat silica.
 While the tests were made in a lab oratory and with small amounts of ore yet the results are such as to encour- age further experiments along this line. If the same rate of recovery could be obtained in the treatment of large tonnages, it could be made very profitable.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
BASALT BADLY NEEDED
 FOR NEW SHIPS
State. Bureau of Mines Will Make Extensive Research for Large Deposits Needed for New Ships

G. F. Laughlin, geologist of the Un- tied States Geological Survey, in charge of rare metals, passed through Tucson recently on his way to North ern Arizona, to inspect some promis- ing occurrences of porous basalt such as is being sought for the building Of concrete ships. While in Tucson he arranged to have the Arizona Bureau of Mines make all the preliminary tests and field examinations of Arizo- na material before it is brought to the attention of the United States GeOlogi- cal Survey at Washington.
 Considerable interest has been evi- denced in the search for suitable ma terial by Arizona prospectors, but little has been found which will answer all requirements and Arizonans are asked to continue the search with renewed vigor.
 The material desired closely resem- bles in appearance a cellular rubber sponge, although the pores usually av- craze somewhat larger than in the substance mentioned The rock near ly always occurs near a volcano. and must be so light that it will almost float in water, but at the same time it should be tough and hard. A rough preliminary test of it's strength can be made by standing on a small piece. If it will sustain this test without crush ing, it should be considered worth further consideration.
 Care should be taken in the selec- tion of samples to see that they rep resent a large deposit of uniform ma terial throughout, since small masses cannot be mined advantageously. Sam ples which have been subjected to weathering and alteration should not be submitted as they are almost al ways weak, and at the same time do not represent the fresh material which might be obtained few feet from the surface. A very important considera- tion is the location of the rock, since it must be practically on a railroad in order to be of commercial value. This is due to the unfortunate situation of Arizona in comparison with California and New Mexico relative to Pacific or Gulf points. In spite of this factor, the chances are extremely good that Ari zona contains quantities of the desired material, and government authorities are extremely anxious to acquire suit able deposits in this state.
 ProspectOrs and others who know of the existence of this rock in the state should at once submit samples together with full information concern ing the location ands quality to the Arizona State Bureau of Mines at Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
CHILE COPPER IS
 HEAVY PRODUCER

Although Chile Copper Company earned approximately 70 cents on the outstanding 3,SOO,OOO shares in the year ended December last as compared with 90 in the previous year, heavy de- auctions from net profits for ore de- pletion and plant was responsible in cutting share profits more than half. Based on a comparison with 1916, Chile Copper showed earnings of about $50 in 1917.
 In the twelve months ended Decem- Der 31, Chile Copper increased its out put more than double that of 1916. producing SS,332 ,000 pounds. As a re- suit of this increase operating reven- ues jumped from slightly more than S10,500000 to almost $19,000,000 last year. Like all the rest of the mining companies, however. Chile felt the in- creased mining cost in no mean man. ner, net operating income increasing about $S,000,0O0 against gain in gross of better than SS.500,000.
 Net profits before ore depletion, etc., of S5,440,000 entrusted with s1.936,000 in the preceding year, showing fully in keeping with what had been an ticipated.
 In the first four months of the cur rent year Chile Copper's production shows a substantial increase over the corresponding period of last year. Al though February's output dropped be- low what the company is capable of this decrease was due to a shortage of fuel oil brought about by the requisi- tion of the company's ships by the Un- ited States government, coupled with the inability to transport raw materi- als from this country. How rapidly production can be increased depends largely on whether the necessary ships are available to supply present needs. According to plans now known it is the intention of the management to bring output up to 15,000 tons by Easter, with the ultimate goal 27,OO0 tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
MACHINERY NOW
 ON GROUND

Machinery for the new 1O0-ton mill to be erected at the Worlds Fair mine in Santa Cruz county is practically all on the ground and work on. the new mill will be pushed to completion with in the next sixty days. The Worlds Fair was a heavy producer when it was under operation before, and when the new mill begins to run it will again take its place as heavy pro ducer. as there is an abundance of ore in sight to keep the mill running to full capacity for a long time.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
ArizOna Leads World ds Producer
 of Red Metal, According to Report

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EFFORT FOR CHANGE
 MADE BY PRODUCERS
Continued from Page One)

the Federal Trade Commission, on which they are to record the charges made against the metal during recent months, as well as the costs in the fut- ure has brought hope that some ac- ton might be looked for by the Wash ington authorities shortly Of course, no definite information has been re- ceived from Washington as to wheth- CT the attempts by the producers will meet with success, but the opinion is expressed that it would be only fair to give the copper men another hear ing.
 Production of the leading companies according to reports from the districts are being held at the good records made in May and it is considered like
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AGAIN IS
 SCENE OF ACTIVITY
(Continucd from Page One)

and a new mill is being installed.
 The owners of the Maury are getting it in shape to open up the low grade ore body in the lower levels.
 In Harshaw county, R. R. Richard son is shipping from the old Hardshell silver lead mine.
 The old Trench has about forty min CTS at work in two shifts, A. w. Clark being behind Hoy in the operation.
 In the Duquesne country the West inghouse interests are working six trucks and eleven teams of six horses each getting out the ore which is hauled to Mexico and sent to Naco
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23
Valuation Of Mines ShOlUs
 Strike Cost State c Million

machine Mahoney with that
  dwet and  minimizing though they better
 THE FREIGHT heaviest
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23

the year is out there will be attention and new activities centered by these which will have reflex in important expansion of endeavOr Much of this gain might have been realized by this time except for the strikes which checked investment and caused a gen eral pause the middle of last year and from which the outside country is only now making full recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23

There are about 2S5 men working there. The ore is copper-gold and some zinc. About 15O tons a day are being shipped from the dozen claims the Westinghouse interests hold, in- cluding the Duquesne mine.
 Three miles from there the Santa NinO leasers are getting out some rich silver ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-23

The, Glance mine recently bonded by Wood and Hurd, in the Lincoln camp district, is now under operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-13
ALMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells Of COnstan
Suffering From Dreadful Back
aches, Permanently Relieved
By Cardui.

Norton. Va.-SIrs. +. s. Clouse. Of
this place. writes: IN about 1901 I
seemed to get in bad health. I had
been married about a year I
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me and gave me medicine which
didn't do me any good. I suffered
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be up out Of bed during all that time.
I could hardly walk, every step was
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blind from dizziness I'd have dread
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severe. pains I read OF Cardui in
the Birthday Almanac and friends
urged me to take it I used one
bottle with such beneficial results
that / gained hope or recovery. After
the use OF or bottles. I felt 60
much better that vas able to get up
and 80 about my work. Ny improve
ment was steady and after about the
srd or 4th bottle. I was entirely cured
and the cure has been permanent D..
For the past seven years have had
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Try Cardui, the woman's tonic. for
your troubles. It is safe. reliable. and
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