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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05

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E,ah. Killed in Wind sterm.

Chicago.-At least eight persons
were killed and three score injured and
heavy property damage by wind and
storm, accompanied by sleet, snow and
rain which originated in northwest Ar
kansas and swept across the central
valleys and southern lake region. Com
municatiOn was nearly paralyxed In
northern Arkansas and some parts Of
Missouri and Kansas as result Of
sleet and wind. while the gale, that
reached velocity Of eighty miles an
hour mt Detroit. tore down wires, up
rooted trees, swept away Outbuildings
and unrOOfed houses in most Of the
central states. Five persons were
killed In southern Michigan. Two men
lost their lives In indianapolis when
one was eiectrOcuted by a broken wire
and another blown from ladder.
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|SWITCHMEN'S
STRIKE IS OFF
LONG SESSION ENDS IN VOTE TO
RETURN TO WORK At
ONCE.
STRIKE UNAUTHORIZED
WILL GREATLY RELIEVE THE
siTUATIoN IN KANSAS
CITY.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Kansas City, Dec. 1.-The strike OF
railway switchmen here which began
Saturday was called off by the strik-
ers early today. Calling off the strike,
1t was announced, followed vote
taken at mass meeting Of strikers
which lasted until fur into the night.
The strikers returned to work this
morning.
Ending Of the switciimen's strike,
it was said here, will greatly relieve
the serious situation confronting the
city because Of the fuel famine, due
to the coal miners strike. Whether
requests made by city officials for
federal troops to be used In cOnnec-
ton with the strike will be rescinded
could not be learned.
The strike had been termed unau-
thOrized by national officials Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen aud
q representative of the national Off
GERS attended the strike meeting and
cOunseled the men to return to work.
The first indication that the strike
was ended came when a delegation Of
strikers appeared ut the office Of w.
NJ. COrbett, general manager Of the
Kansas City Terminal Company, and
announced that the men had voted to
60 back to work.
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llvat Nstlea Qixsn.

WnshinRton.--Thc government has
served blunt notice on soft coal min.
crs and operators that Interference
with coal production would not he tol.
Grated. Warning that legal prosecu.
tion would bc employed to thwnrt con.
splracics by either side nnd troops
sent to protect miners came from the
department Of Justice after members
Of the cabinet had considered every
phase of the fuel situation. admittedly
critical. In view of the abrupt break.
Ing off Of ncgOtiations.
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LEAVE WASHINGTON
CONFERENCE ENDS TENDING TO
END COAL STRIKE.
PRECEDENT LEWIS OF UNITED
MINE WORKERS SCORES
GOVERNMENT.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington, Nov. 2S.-An abrupt
end came to all attempts to settle the
natj0n-wid coal strike by peaceful
agreement. Miners and operators
spent a black afternoon In embittered
debate over the government proposal
for IA per cent wage increase, made
by Fuel Administrator Garfield, re-
jected 1t and every other proposal
that was Forthcoming, and then dis
solved, sine die.
Participants went home and where
the break left coal strike conditions
no one Of them, miner pr operator.
would say. Likewise In official quar-
ters. there was silence.
Acting President John l.. Lewis Of
the mine workers, though refusing to
say one word rs to the strike itself,
which theoretically was called off In
obedience to Federal Judge Ander-
sons Injunction holding 1t u violation
Of the Lever act for wartime food and
fuel control, scored the government
soundly at the conclusion Of the con-
ference. SO did William Green, secre-
tary of the miners.
Operators. though accepting the
government proposal definitely in a
letter Of explanation to DIR. Garfield,
which they made public. intimated
that the government refusal to allow
price increases would hear reconsid-
GRAFTON.
1t was behind closed doors that the
coal situation reached Its climax.
after involving the full attention Of
the federal government for two days
previously. There was much heated
oratory. but T. w. Guthrie of Pitts
burg. acting chairman Of the opera
tors committee, described the parlia-
mentary procedure succintly as he
came out. The operators. by a pre-
arranged plan, notified the miners
committee for the central competitive
field Of their acceptance Of DIR. Gar
fields plan.
This the miners promptly voted
down. In turn, the miners put for
ward . counter proposal, that Secre-
tary Wilson's suggestion for 4 S1.00
per cent wage increase b granted.
and this the operators fatty refused.
For the third time. the operators re-
newed their formal offer of arbitra-
tiOn, and this the miners voted down.
Unanimously. an adjournment WIS
voted.
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SAT- River oess Over Dank.

Phoenix. Arix.-Flood waters rush.
Ing down the Salt and Aqua Fria rivers
following a day of heavy rainfall. had
Inundated several areas In the vicinity
Of this city md Threatened to flood
some sections Of tho city Itself. The
Salt river. flowing from the northeast
past the southern part Of the city. o..
ready WINS NJ flood stage and rising at
the rate Of q foot mn hour. Deputy
shcriffs were stationed at the great
concrete bridge spanning the river NJ
the foot Of Central avenue to prevent
attempted crossingS.
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Avsnss Death Of Angeles.

Ei PasO. Texns.-Fighting like mad.
men to avenge the death Of Felipe An.
gelea, 1000 soldiers under Francisco
villa fell upon the Eightic,h regimen,
Of the federal army. GO men. At
Rancho EspnJn. north of Santa Rosa.
lia. Chihuahua. twenty -four hours after
the Chapultepec officer had been shot
down by n firing squad. and massacrc'i
all but two members of the regiment.
This word WAS brought to ~ rnso by
Dv. !. II. Gomez, nn American citizen,
who fought for eighteen months as a,i
aviator with the American army In
France.
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Nsds o. Munger Strike.

New York.-AOre than three score
radicals awaiting deportation hearings
at Ellis Island, now being investigated
by the House immigration commIttee.
Instituted two strikes within two hours.
After having issued an ultimatum to
the effect that they would not attend
their hearings unless the wire screen
which separated them from visitors
was removed, they declined nn invita-.
tion to march into the dining hall for
breakfast. The menu which the hun
ger strikers turned down consisted Of
prunes. oatmeal, bread with Q substi-
tute for butter end coffee.
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Tvrns eaek sea,7so.ooo.

New YOrk.-The American Relief
Administration will return to the
United States government appr0xi-
mately 8S.7iO.OOO Of the 100000. 600
appropriated by Congress for relief In
Europe. according to the preliminary
report Of Herbert Hoover on the work
Of the administration made public
here. The money will be returned In
the form Of treasury notes from the
various European governments who
shared In the relief work. The re-
mainder Of the fund was expended for
supplies, which were donated on q
charitable bnsIs, for which there will
be no reimbursement"
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Prohibit Lisusr prss,tssr,ss.

New Orleans, IA.-Department Of
Justice officials here have been inves-
tigating reports that saloon keepers
were profiteering In the sale Of liquor.
District Attorney Mooney said he had
received Information that some dealers
were charging 10 to 75 cents q drink
for high-Erade drinks. At the time
Judge Foster issued nm injunction de-
claring the wartime prohibition act
unconstitutional, Mooney announced
he would not permit profiteering In In.
tOxicants.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
Fear Anarchy In Turkey.

Constantinopie.--Appcnls that carlr
arrangements he made for negotiating
II peace treaty. sent by the sublime
porte to the peace conference In Paris.
arr said TO have been inspired BY the
fear that Turkey may be plunged Into
anarchy with no responsible govern.
mcnt left TO treat with the allies. A.
the same time the grand vixicr II urg.
Ing country districts to hurry arrange.
ments for elections ~ that n rariin.
msnt may meet nerr nnd he ready To
610cUao the terms Of peace
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U. .. DECLINES TO DE DRAWN
FROM THE MAIN
ISSUES.
MUST FREE CONSUL
SHARP WORDS FROM NOTE TO
PRECEDENT cARRANzA ~
UNITED STATES.
western N.-p.p.r Union New. s-rv,c..

Washington, Dec. 2.-The govern.
n,ent's note to Mexico, made public
ut the hour Of its delivery In Mexico
City, rensws the request for the i'm
mediate release Of william o. Jen-
kins, the American consular agent i'm.
prisOned ut Puebla, and bluntly
charges Carranxa with attempting to
becloud the issue. In the sharpest
language yet addressed to the Car
rama government, and probably more
pointed than one government usually
addresses another In II formal diplO-
matic communication, the United
States says II regards MexIco's plea Of
judicial reasons for not releasing
Jenkins as ''mere excuses" and gives
notice that It will not he drawn away
from the main fact and into dis
cussion Of irrelevant and unimpOrt.
ant matters"
The attitude Of the Carrnnza gov
ernment In the matter, the note says,
has been to "assume wiliful indif-
ference to the feelings Of the Ameri.
can people and the conclusion drawn
BY the government is that Mexico has
sought to divert the attention Of the
American people and the Mexican
people ~ we'll from the fact that Pu'
ebla, second largest city In MexlcO. 10
ovefrua by bandits. while the civil
authorities are negligent"
The ultimatum was served and ~
In ts,1a
ment expects Jenkins to be released
and neither was there any statement
h the note n to what the course Of
the American government would he II
the renewed request for his releass
was dsaIed.
After . conference with Secretary
LAnsIag, Chairman Porter Of the
House foreign affairs cOmmlttee cx-
pressed the opinion that 'the State
Department means buslneas this time. "
Chairman Porter indicated that he
was In accord with the governments
present policy In dealing with the
Mexican situation.
1.-THE danger to the United States
e this condition Of continual unrest
and feeling Of hostility toward US In
Msxico." Mr.. Porter said. tiles In the
fact that II provides 4 fertile field for
asti.American propaganda and even .
bass for attack upoa the United
States By any foreign country that
affected Q combination with Mckee.
BY this the spirit, II not the letter. Of
tn M0nrOe doctrine would he vlo.
latsA.
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70 oessd cssl ouspvs.

Chicago. -t;ovcrnors NJ seven soft.
coal.prv,siuclng states NJ conference
herr aRrcrd that the state govern.
,ncnts should ink" mil possible"
steps to obtain the production Of cual.
aad recommended IL the federal gov.
seament TINT n complete fuel admin.
istsstion. with an administrator fos
each STATE. appointed BY the govern
nsat - perfected immediately. The
STATE executives also requested equita.
~ 6lslrtbution Of coal under unlforn
- slgsd Regulations n all states.
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.oooooo F,r. In oaltImers.

Baltimore. Md.-The most disastrous
fire In Baltimore since that Of 1904
broke out In McCOy's hall, one Of the
Johns Hopkins university buildings.
1t spread NJ quickly that Mt un early
hour every building In the square
bounded by Howard. Ross, Monument
and Eutaw streets had either been
wrecked or damaged.
High winds swept embers dozen
blocks. The roofs and awnings on
Lexington market were ufire In mum.
bcr Of places and on the roofs Of bik
stores forces Of employees
stamped out lncipient blazes.
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wsmsn a.. ass.svsw s,r.h,,....

New York.-The birthplace Of Theo.
dorc Roosevelt has passed debt free.
into the ownership of the woman's
Roosevelt Memorial Association when
Mrs.. A. Barton Hepburn. treasurer of
the organization. sent 4 check for ST..
0aS to clear Oft the mortgage on the
building at y East Twentieth street.
The association plans to restore the
building. which will be conducted q o
national center Of Americanlso us1sr
tAe maine of Roosevelt House.
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German opsea Faiis

New York.-An involuntary petition
In bankruptcy against the Star Opera
Company. which attempted to presen:
German opera In this city, has been
filed. Liabilities were estimated at
xo5. .OOO and assets ut about $500. Per.
formanccs by the company were pre-
vented by an Injunction after they had
been stopped by rioting for nearly \
week. The bankruptcy petition was
made necessary. bcrnuse three Of the
sinners had brought suits for their aal.
aries.
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Want Information on Tresps.

Observation-Disclosures ms to how
long American soldiers are TO he kept 10
Siberia WIS sought Of the State Depart.
naent In resolution by Representative
Rhodes. Republican. Missouri. II asked
also n Japan had defined It's Siberian
policy and for the strength ~ British.
vrsnch. Italian and Japanese forces In
siberia and whether nny scicctivc ser.
vtce men Rrc among the American
troops there.
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Cseert Socialist From rsvsn.

Prosscr. Wash. - Walter ThOmas
Mills, Socialist lecturer and writer.
planned to deliver n lecture at grange
hail three miles from here. following
an unsuccessful effort I" sperk here.
A party Of former service men took
him In nm automobile to n point twcn.
~ miles from Prosscr. He walked to
Kiona. where he hired an automobile
nnl returned.
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KILL Another
AMERICAN
JAMES WALLACE MURDERED
OVER SMALL INCIDENT,
70 REPORT.
BREAKING. POINT NEAR
Y. Q. MAY TAKE FIRM POSITION
IN THE NEAR
FUTURE.

Washington, Nov. 28.-Another Amer
lean murdered in Mexico. close on the
imprisonment Of Consular Agent Jen.
kins. coupled with reports Of revolution
In Mexico City, with Carranxa In flight
to Queretaro. added complexities which
seemed to force the already tense
Mexican situation toward the long-ex-
pected breaking point. There was no
official pronouncementS for the guild
ance Of public opinion a. to what ac-
tion. II any. the American Kovefnment
might be contemplating, hut admins
trati0n officials. by Indication. were
willing to show that the government is
taking a firm position. considering the
eventualities. and ID prepared to deal
with them, once course In chosen.
Another Of "the last straws," n one
official put II, was laid on with the Of
ficinl report Of the murder Of James
Wallace. an American oil man. by a
Carranxa soldier. near Tampico.
The Wallace referred to is believed
here to he W. NJ. Wallace. I'M employi
Of the Gulf Refining Company. famil.
iarly known to his associates as "Jim. +"
Wallace recently went to Tampico aft
or having been In Colombia for the
Gulf Company. He In about 10 years
old.
The Mexican ambassador, Ignacio
BOnillas, called on Secretary Lansing
at the State Department and they not
only went over the Jenkins case. but
Mr.. Lansing also laid before the Mex
lean envoy the report ON the killing Of
Wallace. which has just been received.
Their conference was confidential
but II In understood the secretary
conveyed to President Carranxa's rep.
resentative message more f0rceful
and direct than amy yet transmitted
In any diplomatic note. Mr.. BonIllas
WAS informed that the department
placed no cretlence In the charges on
which Jenkins is held In jail In Pue.
lila. In which the Mexican government
declines to Intervene. and II II under.
stood that Mr. lansing further out.
lined to the ambassador the inevitable
Of continued murders
and molcstntions Of Americans prob
ably more poiniedly than was done In
the governments official note Of last
July.
About the same time word came In
Of the death Of another American ms
the result OF brutal treatment Of ban.
dts who held him for ransom. He WAS
Otto l.und. Of Swedish birth, n natural.
lied American. who died Of blood
poisoning after belns held for ransom
five months In the state of Mayarit.
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sa,s n e.,m.,as Prohibited.

Washington. Of formulas for
making Intoxicating liquor In the home
has been placed under the han by tho
Bureau of Internal Revenue. Firms or
corporations engaging In such sale. the
internal revenue bureau has just ruled.
arc liable to prosecution under the sec-
tioa Of tho criminal code making liable
to q fine Of not more than eiO.VOc or
imprisonment for one year. or both.
whoever. directly commits an act con.
se1tuting an offsnss" under the federal
lAWo.
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v.ouIs Ambush Msxieans.

NoEAlcA Arlx.-Two hundred sol.
diers and several high officers Of the
Mexican federal army have been
killed In a recent nmbuscndc by YaQui
Indians At Onnvns. south Of Tonichi.
on the Ynqun river. near the eastern
border Of Sonora. according to advices
received by Francis J. Dyer. Ameri.
csn consul at Nogulcs, Sonora. oppo.
site here.
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Fire Destroys Gotten o,o.

Chandler. Aris.-F'ire Of unknown
origin here totally destroyed the Chan.
dler gin of the southwest Cotton Com.
pHny. II subsidiary Of the Goodyear
Tire md Rubber Company. entailing n
loss cxtimnted Mt $4,000 Several
hundred bnies Of ginned cotton stored
nearby were undnmaged.
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0atIVy 0vV1raes Amendment

Blsmarck. n. D.-NOrth Dakota has
become the twentieth state to ratify
the federal suffrage amendment, when
ths House approved the suffrage rrno-
lution already passed by the Senate.
loo to q A copy Of the Joint resolution
will he certified TO Washington nj once.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-04
MInara RsseusA Alive.

wallace. Idaho.-After being 10 the
Gold Hunter mine nt Mulinn since Nat.
uriay morning. Nov. II, when they
werc sntomb~d by a slide Of earth.
r. r. Grant and Emil Saiko, miners.
were taken out alive after two weeks
impriA0nmeut.
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Take Over Madrid s.k.r,.a.

Madrid.-The government has de-
clded to take over the bakeries Of Mad.
rid In an effort to solve the bread
shortage caused by the strike Of hak.
erx. Beginning at once the bakeries
will be worked by the government. the
latter paying the strikers the wages
they demanded.
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ovlst lymehlns Affair.

Macon. Ga.-An unidentified negro
was lyached near here after he had
sAot aAd seriously wounded HanSel
Roster. Jr, 4 farmers son. The mob
worked % quietly that the neighbOr.
Mood knew nothing Of the lynchlnx un'
n ~ negrO's body WAS found hang
log from q tree near u church. Roster
Will recover. physicians said.
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Germany May Net Pay.

BsriIn.-It Is stated In authoritative
quarters here that Germany will no,
comply with the demand Of the entente
for @0O.OO tons of docks. dredges and
tugs ~ nm offset to the German war.
ships sunk Rt Sapa Flow.
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TERROR GRIPS zARA
EUROPE AROUSED AZ WAR IN
BALKAN STATES looM0. .
ALLIES ARE BROUGHT TO End
OF PATIENCE OVER FlUME
9iTUATioN.
w..,.rn Newspaper Union New. Service.

Westsrn Newspapsr Union News Service.
Geneva, Nov. 26.-Tslegrams re-
ceived by the Serbian bureau at Bsrne
from Belgrade. Zara and Spalato con-
vey the impression that only prompt
Interference by the allies can prevent
war over the Adriatic situation. as the
JugO- SIavs are said to have lost pa
tience and to be ready to fight the
Italians.
I'VE are astOnished that the peace
conference permits our people to en-
dure constant italian prosecutions" I"
says one Belgrade paper received
here. "Our peaceful attitude is prsis-
worthy when we might throw dan
nunxi0 and his filibusters into the
sea-"
Another newspaper accuses Italy Of
desiring to blockade JugO-Slavia's ex-
ports and imports and thus "strangle
her." A third repeats recent reports
that reign Of terror prevails In Zara,
that everybody must wear brassard
inscribed Italy or DEATH" or he badly
treated. and that Slavs are afraid L"
leave their homes.
WashingtOn.-War, which might In
vOlve all Europe and threaten the
peace Of the world, will result II Ga
brielle d'Annunzio attempts to carry
out his reported intention Of seIxing
the whole OF Dalmatia, DIR. 3. Y.
GrOuitch. minister representing the
Serbs, Croats and SlOvenex, predicted
In an interview.
Paris.-Dixpatches confirming re.
PORTS from Geneva that the situation
along the eastern shore Of the Adriatic
Is critical are issued by the Jugo-Slav
bureau here. The bureau says the
Jueo- Slav government has asked Its
ministers at Paris, London and Wash.
lngton to draw the attention Of those
governments to the dangerous situa-
tion arising from d'Annunxio's raids
and those he 10 reported about TO
make.
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The smile Of adversely is rather Icy,
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
Name ''Bayes" b On Gsnuie6
Aspirin-say Bayss

Insist o. .Baysr Tablets Of Asplfins
in payer package" containing prop
q directions for Headache. Cosds.
Pain. Neuralgia, Lumbaso. and RAss-
matism. Name "Bayef" means gsouine
Aspirin prescribed By physicians Tor
nineteen years. Handy tin to1es oe u
tablets cost few cent?. Aspirin % tra6e
mark Of Bayer Aanufacturs Of 1ooe.
aeeticacidestsf Of oalicyiicaeid-Adv.
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p,et Murder q Greek Premier.

Athcns-A plot TO nssnssinatc Pre-
mirr vcnixelos and overthrow the man.
urchy has been discovered here. Man,
arrests have been made by the author.
tiles.
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Coo0t10 Ue0800oo CG000S - U
BY local Applications Q. thsy eaaaes reaeA
eaiy ees vsy % cure cssss.Ssi pssiSss1
and iees Y ~. ss.ssa ssasias2SsSsaa Is sss.ssz: 81:
tasoash H .ss $500 Sioos g .hs 1sosas ssrssess -
Of the System. CAtaSshal Doafno0 y
caused bX Al inaamsd eoeditiea q ~
Whsa this tSSs 10 inaelsod yea havo s
rumoling sound o. imperfect heaSiaG. eA1
whsa u i. entirely closed. Deafness . tAe
duesd And this tu6e rsSeored %. - 81:
nal conditioa. hearing may b 6esereyel
forever. Many cases Of Deafness ~
eonditioe e9 Dc Nsce.s eorfacsa
sass Of Catarrhal Deefnses that celsss
SrpiciSHs. 4 sSfsH s' HALLS cA7A
Al .DrueGists 10. Circulars frsA
,. ]. Cheney q c., Toie0o. OAio.
Deninla make littlo fnulfa 1rant
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Al 4 rule lazy people lie the mos
Love ali; trust but q few.

ostiesea ESQ fse ~ osaaoles3eA
NotAiAg better than C1t1cuza 0oao
daily and Ointmsat now and tAea .
nssdsd - make ~ eo0pasxiaa elsoes
scalp clean and hands soft ard WAitA
Add b tAis ~ faseiAattnG. fsaRaae
Cuticura Talesm and you Aavo ~
Cutjcuza Tsilse Ttso-AAv.
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I improved IN health % I could Do ny
housswork; W now have . little eos. %
Of which I owe to Lydia e. Pinkham' Q
Ve1etsble Nrs. Q. g.
JOHNSON, R. No 3, Ellensburg, Wash.
There sre women overyWhsre Whe
loo9 foe children In their homes yet an
some functioosl disorder which ID mast
cases would readily yield to Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Such women should not give up hepe
until they hsvs giysn this wcodseful
medicine trial, and for special ady5oo
write Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Ca,
Lynn, Mass. The result Of ~ yeog0
expsrieuce b st your osevSeo.
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ana = HOoO o0A "
the time was not
able to 60 about
Our greatest deeire
was TO have . child
IN cur home and ono
day my husband
came back from
town with . bot4e
Of Lydia E Pink.
hams Vegetable
Com pound and
wanted me % 6yk
Il brought reB6
$poM INV tB6nhlna
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me JOY OF I
:" MOTHERHOOD
Came to this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound TO
Restore Her Health

Ellensburs, Wa,h.-"A Altar I vss
married was not well for . long time
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Cstarshal Deaf.sss Caaast d Cussi

A kiss 10 time may prevent siss.