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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

tory results b expected from any treat-
mept that doesA not reach the blood. the
seat Of the trouble. and rid the system
Of the cause Of the disease? 8. 9. 3 has
tor more than flfty years been giving
relief to even the most aggravated ana
stubborn cases Of Rheumatism IL
cleanses the blood BY routing the dis.
ease germs. The experience Of others
who have taken 3. 8 & will convtncs
you that It will promptly reach your
case. You can obtain 3 9. 3 1t any
drug store.
valuable book on Rheumattsm ana
ito treatment. together with expert mso-
ical advice about your own indivf0uat
case, will be sent absolutely free. Write
today to Medical Department. swift
Specific Co.. 40 swift Laboratory. A.
lanta- Ca
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Major Chuck Detailed
to Conduct Training
Corps in High Schools
Army Officer to Organize R. o. T. C.
at Central and Ensley
High Schools

Major Gluck, who has been stationed
at Camp Mcclellan at Admission, has
been detailed by the war department
to organize Reserve Officers Training
corps, junior division, at the Birming-
ham and Ensley High schools. Major
Gluck was formerly an instructor in
the Reserse Officers Training corps
at Camp Mcclellan and arrived in Bir-
mingham yesterday to assume his new
duties
A junior division of the r. o. T. C..
will be organized at Central High
school and one at the Ensley High
school and both will be drilled and in
structed by Major Gluck.
Much interest was manifested in this
work last year by the cadets and even
more rivalry is expected to be shown
this year, each vieing with the other
to be the best drilled company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Rheumatism Has Never Beer
Cured by Liniments or Lo-
tions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew Of Rheumatism
that most painful source Of suffering
being cured BY linimentA lotions or
other external applications And you
win never SO anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makeshifts.
But why DO satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs Of pain which are
sure to return with increased severity.
whom there - permanent relief within
your roach? Science has proven that
Rheumatism - disordersd condition
Of tho blood How then. caa satisfas-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16

ing world series. About Duncan Phe-
lon has the following to say;
Patrick Duncan. short and chunky,
full of fire, base hits, and pepper. is
more than likely to be the>dark horse of
the world series. Duncan not only
has the batting power and the fielding
Skill, but he brings to the great event
certain advantages that may give
him the bulge over even the terrible
Joe jackson. 1t may seem strange to
think of a minor league recruit sur
passing one of the greatest batsmen
and biggest stars of the baseball world,
but Duncan actually has the chance,
and a big chance, too.
First of all, the White Sox pitchers
won't know Duncan. won't know what
to pitch him, how to lay the ball across
for him, and will get the same bat
tering he is giving the National league
pitchers The National league Fingers,
strangers to Duncan and his ways, are
all at sea before him, and it will be
Just the same with the American
leaguers.
FIELDERS UP IN AIR
Then egain, the fielders won't know
where to play for him, or where to
figure on any of his drives. Duncan,
remarkable thing for newcomer, is
three-field hitter. one of basebalrs
rarest gems. He can smash them
straight down center. or Whizzing
through left. or far over right. Add
this ability to the pitchers and field
ers ignorance of his style or methods
and the advantage possessed by Duncan
and by the Reds-becomes self-ap-
parent
Best of alI-Duncan won't have stage
fright. He isn't that kind of a bird.
Many youngsters, flung into a world
series when they had seen but few
major league battles, would be badly
ratified, and, opposing the big pitchers
would stand at the plate with the
wobbles in their knees This young man
will just walk up as though he were
at Birmingham again. and take a good
healthy cut at anything Cicotte or Will
liams hurls.
To sum it UP, Duncan for this par
ticular series, Is likely to be the great
est possible reinforcement that the
Reds could find, and the real dark horse
of the show.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued in the probate court yesterday.
Frank James Fletcher and Miss Dana
Denton.
]. A. Orwell and Miss Rosa Troutman
c. C. Clark and Miss Leila b. Cochran.
James Werner Mcqueen and Miss Ella
Knighton.
James Griffin Hill and Miss Florence
Mary Cornell.
George Bryan Ellis and Miss Trilla
Feltman.
r. G. Tanner and Miss Grace Hall.
Charlie Tumburelli and Miss Matilda
Milazzai.
r. l.. Goodwin and Miss Ruth Curl.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
John McGraw Comedies
Pennant to Cincinnati

New York. September 1S.-John
MeGsrnw. manager of the New York
Giants. has conceded the National
league pennant to the Cincinnati
club, according to = message re-
ceived tonight by club officials
here. The nsessage stated that Nc
Graw was returning here and had
appointed Coach Christy Mathewson
temporary manager.
The Reds car clinch first place
by defeating the Giants tomorrow.
A. New York In as~ured of second
place. McGraw intends to 20 to
Texas from New York to look after
business interesta.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
BANNER C|NCHED
BY PAT DUNCAN
FOR C|NCY REDS
Sends $4,000 Maddened Fans
Into Mysteries by His
Mighty Circuit
Swat

Cincinnati, September Is.
Pat Duncan, the stocky built
leftfielder of the champion Gin
cinnati Reds, who in the short
space of few weeks, or ever
since he came up from Biz
mingham to join the flag win
ners, today sent $4,000 mad
dened fans into Mysteries by
one hefty circuit swat that vir-
tually cinched the banner for
the locals.
Duncan, who is rated by the critics
as the greatest outfield find of the
season, previous to that mighty drive
to right field, headed off a Giant run
ner in the same inning by making what
baseball writers declare was the great
est throw on any ball field.
Pat is the real idol of the local
fans. From the day he relieved RUDE
Bressler and Sherry Magee in the left
garden he found his way into the
hearts of the pennant-crazed fans of
this burg and that popularity only
increases as time goes on.
Pats first great effort today came
in the Giants half of the second round
and put the bee on what seemed a
desperate Giant attack. With Fletcher
out STATE trippled, then Duncan went
almost to the fence for Kellys fly and
of "a
seen on any field, pinned STATE at the
plate and the crowd went wild with joy.
But to top it all off. Pat came in to
bat and first up, banged home run to
the farthest right. while the crowds in
the stands started a wild pandemonium.
That hit beat the Giants today and vir-
tually cinched the pennant for Pat
Morans hustling aggregation.
PICKED AS DARK HORSE
In the Cincinnati Times-Star today
Bill Phelon. noted baseball expert, picks
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Passing Bad Money Charged

Stephen Birch, a negro. waived pre-
liminary hearing yesterday afternoon
before Kenneth Charlton, United States
commissioner. and was bound over to
the grand jury under $500 bond on
charge of passing a coin which he knew
was counterfeit. He was released on
hond.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Death Due to Heart Filure

Mrs. Mary Cash. about 70 years old
was found dead in bed yesterday morn
ing at her home at 700 Boston avenue,
Pratt City. Assistant Coroner r. e.
Askew, who held the inquest attributed
death to heart failure
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Beaumont: Beaumont 2, Dallas 0.
At San Antonio: San Antonio
Shreveport. rain.
At Houston: HoustonFort Worth
rain.
At Galveston: Waco, rain
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
GAMES TODAY

Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Habitual Constipation Cured in II to e
Days

'.LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN' is a special
~ prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative for
Habitual Constipation. 1t relieves
promptly and should be taken regular
ly for IA to 81 days to induce regular
action 1t Stimulates and Regulates
Very Pleanst to Take. soc per bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

KES q LID Ed ENONI
Cincinnati 8, New York o.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis 4, Boston 3.
Brooklyn GA, Pittsburg 0-3.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
For the Good of
the Community


5000 square feet of space and will con-
tain little of everything raised on Ala
bama farms
In collecting this exhibit the manage
ment has given particular attention to war
products, that u.s. the improved grade and
quantities resulting from the efforts of the
government to increase production dur
ing the war.
1t will not only contain samples of the
things raised but data regarding the yield
per acre. methods of cultivation and other
information Of value to farmers and of in
terest to the public generally.
This will be the biggest exhibit of the
kind ever shown at this or any other SINH
lar fair in the south, President Brown of
the State Fair association, said day or
two ago.
It will show the great change that has
taken place in Alabama in the last two or
three years in the development of agricul-
ture. It will be a revelation to Alabama
ans who have not been in the agricultural
districts and will give them better idea
Of what is being done by their own people.
It may be interesting to state here that
in 1913 the percentage of growth in the
live stock industry in Alabama was
greater than in any other state, north or
south, and the actual increase was larger
than in many of the states generally
known as livestock states.
Not only has the live stock industry
grown at rapid rate, but the diversified
ton of farm products has kept pace with
the live stock.
In 1918 Alabama raised 81 per cent Of
the American crop of peanuts and almost
as large ratio of sweet potatoes. The
yield of sweet potatoes in 1918 was ap-
proximately 100000 bushels. This
was increased to 9,000,O 900 this year, and
Alabama still stands at the head Of all of
the states in the production Of this crop.
The agricultural exhibit at the state
fair will contain displays of these two
crops as we'll as all Others It will also
contain information as to methods of
gathering and curing the potatoes.
It was estimated that 60 per cent of the
1918 sweet potato crop rotted in the barns
or fields of the farmers It is believed
that the educational campaign conducted
during the spring and summer, and the
erection of number of elevators, may re-
duce the percentage of loss this year.
The so per cent loss last year meant
direct loss to the farmers of Alabama Of
nearly $1O,OOOOO0. Apsimilar loss this
year would mean decrease in the far
mers revenues to the extent of nearly
$12,000,000.
A visit to the state fairs agricultural
exhibit will be of help to the farmer in that
he may there learn something practical in
the way of gathering and curing his sweet
notato crop. as well as see what his neigh
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16

GAMES TODAY
St. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
IEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago II, Philadelphia 10.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16

PICKED AS DARK HORSE
In the Cincinnati Times-Star today
Bill Phelon, noted baseball expert, picks
Duncan as the dark horse in the com
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-17
THE MANNING TIMES, Manning s q

remained on the stand an hour, and
during that time, her answers were
clear, well worded, and aptly answer
ed after cool thinking. But as she
arose from the witness chair, i'm
mediately after Gen. w. r. Kennerly
had completed vigorous. cross exam
nation, her strength seemed to give
way, her face blanched and she fell
hcadlong, almost into the lap of her
mother, who was sitting near the
desk of the defending attorney, H. H.
Clements. Because of the crowds
which gathered around her, and the
poor ventilation Of the court room, it
was sevearl minutes before she re-
gained consciousness, and almost two
hours before she had sufficiently re-
gained strength.
On two different occasions the crowd
burst forth with shout sof applause
which deputy sheriffs were unable to
restrain, while at several times during
testimony and the arguments of pros
ecuting attorneys Kisses were heard.
Sympathy fthe 800 men in the court
room was plainly with the defendant
Capt. X. A. Mcmillan, brother-in-
Ia wof Leroy Harth, and world war
veteran, the last witness to testify,
and offered by the prosecution in re-
buttal, was plainly affected. Beads
OF perspiration appeared over his face
ana he was extremely nervous. He
declared that he wanted to see
Ala,ae Moore convicted"
The witness was asked by MIR. Glenn
ents if he knew the deceased we'll
Mcmillan answered in the affirmative.
"lou arc preiudiccd against this
woman too?" Clements asked.
Il am" Mcmillan answered, snap-
ping his answer out
| Like to see her convicted ?" asked
| Clements
II certainly would" answered Nc
MILAN with considerable positivencss.
Just as soon fight ME as not ?" Mr..
| Clements asked.
Mcmillan, eyes flashing and grip
ping the sides of the chair in which
he was sitting, replied that "Id lust
as soon fight you as to look at YOU ."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-17

to the murder, was bound to court un-
der bond of $4,000.
Miss Moore readily made the as
sessed bond. Hunter had not made
bond up to late hour tonight, though
friends say that they hope to have
secured his release by Saturday. He
is now held in the county jail while
MISS Moore, accompanied by her moth
er Mrs. Minnie Moore, went to their
home after the completion of the hear
ings.
The defendant went on the stand at
LAO o'clock, little more than half an
hour after the afternoon session of
court had begun. The young woman
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-17
MAUDE MOORE
BOUND OVER
Charged With Shooting
Leroy Harth of Knoxville

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 12.-Maude
Moore, charged with shooting Leroy
Harth to death last Monday night was
held to the November term of crimi-
nal court under bond of $4,000, this
afternoon, after a preliminary hear
ing which had lasted through the bet
ter part of two days. Martin Hunter
arrested Wednesday as an accessory
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

nic odemnie.
- TO prawda, re ME bylbym
przyjal, mimo to jednak ME vie
re w to wszystko,- odrzek Bo-
fgumif, Hiszpan~=z~ 1mi}osci~~dla
hrabiny Rozinskiej narazif ola
mnie swoje zycic i stall sic moim
smicrtelnym wrogiem, ponicwaz
hrabina ME dotrzymala danego
mu przyrzeczenia. Powicdzia}as
PAM jednak, re Haliny nie ma juz
W zamku, pytam vice PAM, co
sic Z MIA stale?
- Dalam jej zupelna wolnosc,
pozwoli1am jcj odjechac, ponie-
waz mnie o to prosila, - odpowie
dziala Marya bcz najmniejszcgo
pomieszania, - Professionalism
jej, hrabio, re jeszcZe znajdujesz
sic w zamku i ME mozcsz go opus
Gle bcz narazcnia z,ycia, ale to
nic ME pomoglo, Powicdzia}a sta
rowczo, lie ME chcc nadal wiazac
swcgo losu Z losem hrabiego Ka-
minskiego i opuscila Ronikowo, u
dajac sic do Warszawy. Przykro
mi, lie mnie los skaZa} ma przynie-
sienie ci hrabio tel wiadomosci,-
m6wi}a dalej, ~cieszac sic W duchu
wrazeniem, jake jej s}owa ia Bo
gumilc wywieraly, - gotowa jc
stem wraz Z toba ophkiwac ME-
winnosc tel dziewczyny, ola kt6-
!rcj wszystko chciales poswiecic.
O! ktozby pomysla], ze Halina tax
}atwo zapomni o przyhiedze wiecz
nej milosci.
- K4amstwo! - zawo1al Bogu
mil glosem, W ktorym przebija}
dzwiek rozpaczy, - Halina POGO
lstala mi wierna, ME wyrzek1a sic
mnie, lecz zosta}a mi porwana
w SWAT rzucona.
= olesc czyni Gle niesprawied-
liwym, hrabio, -rzekla hrabian-
ka, - rzucasz podejrzenie kt0re-
20 udowodnic ME mozesz. Halina
ME miala odwagi powiedziec ci
tego, co ia movie i pewno tel Cd
wagi nigdy mice ME bedzie. lynn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

sposobcm musisz nazaWszc POGO
stac W nicpewnosci co do pobu--
dck, ktorc kicrowa1y ia lekkomy
slnq dziewczyna. Panuj jednak
mad SODA, Bogumile i pociesza;j
sic mysla, re Halina nigdy Gle GO
dina ME byla!
49, Pocicszaj sic! 49, zawola1 30
gumi4, 49, wszystko to jedno, czy
Halina pozostala mi wierna, czy
ME. ia ia straci}em.. stracifem
- Szukaj pociechy W mojem
sercu, - rzckla Marya tonem maj
]agodniejszym, ma jaki zdobyc sic
mogla, - wiesz hrabio, re Gle ko-
cham oddawna wiadomo ci, re ia
milosc przetrwala n%ajwieksze bu.
re, re mozcsz jej zaufac j uwie-
rye W MIA. Me zdradze jej, bede
pracowafa mad TEN, azebys zapo.
mnial o tenn, co zaszlo, bede sic
stara}a stworzyc ci niebo ma zie.
mi. 0 Bogumile - mowi}a blagal
ME dalej, = rzadko kobieta tax
sic poniza, jak ia to .czynie, rad.
ko sic zdarza, zeby kobieta prosi.
III mezczyzny 0 wzajemnosc, 0 sza
cunek, rzadko mezczyzna znajdu-
je sic W TEN p%o1ozeniu, W jakiem
ty znajdujesz sic teraz, vice roz-
waz dobrze, co masz czynic, ma
mysl sic, czy mnie powinienes ode
pchnac.
= Powinienem! = zaWolal Bo
gumil, rzucajac ma MIA wzrokiem
najwyiszej pogardy, postepo-
walas PAM re nina ME jak kobe
ia, lecz jak furya.. cokolwiek
bys m6wi}a, sprzysieglas sic ma
mnie z Narazinem j zguba moja
jest twym celem.
- Ma Boga wszechmogacego
ME! = zawolala hrabianka, zala.
mujac rece, = 0 uwierz mi! u.
wierz mi!
- Precz! - krzykna1 Bogumi]
ze wstretem, ME moge znie5d
twego Widoku!
lUiag aalszy nastepiJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

Nieraz zauwazyles wyrzuty ma
twarzy i myslisz wtedy re to "a
trucie krwi. Mylisz sic DO W 9 wy
padkach ma 10, powodem tego jest
zatwardzenie, jake przerywa ma
turalny sposob trawienia. Rozu--
mic sic, &c to jednoczesnie zanie-
czyszcza krew, co okazuje sic ma
t'Tarzy W postaci pryszczy, kro-
stow, czerwonego nosa, nieczystej
Gerry. Pozbadz sic zatwardzenia, IT,
trzymuj krew swa czysto a :zoba-
czysz, jaki bedzie wyglad Twej
twarZy.
PAMIETAJ, re gdy przyjmu-
jesz pokarm, bez wzgledu ma to-,
jak dobrem jest pozywienie, gdy
trawienie ME jest dobre, gdy masz
zatwardzenie, pokarm ME pray
niesie zadnego pozytku. Me mo-
zesz unikac kary, jake tel straty
sill fizycznych i umyslowych, ja-
kie "a SODA pociaga zatwardzenie.
Jesll przyJmuJesz WleceJ p0karmu
anizeli Tive narzady trawienia mo
ga przerobic, wtedy wytwarza sic
nadmiar kwasu i gazu, kt6ry moze
zamienic sic W trucizne, jesli G.
b}adujesz zoladek. Zatwardzenie
drazni sciany zoladka, jelit ner-
WOW, kt6rych cieniutkic niteczki
przebiegaja wnetrznosci miliona-
mi, .r%ozchodzac sic stad pc calem
ciele al do m6zgu. To czesto wy
wolujc boil glowy, ma jaki DUO lu-,
dzi cierpi, take bezsennoc, ocie-
zalosc i zniecheccnic do wszystkic
Igo.
swiatowej slawy
~"KALWARYJSKIE" Vino lie
cznicze najpredzej, naj4atwiej i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

raz nazawsze usuwa Zatwardzenie
Ono to jednoczesnie wzmacnia ca.
}y organizm, czyniac czlowieka cd
pornym. ma rozmaite niedomaga.
MIA. Otto co pisze jeden czlowiek z
Nebraska "Cierpialem na zatwar
dzenie cd lat. Uzywalem najroz.
maitszych lekarstw, ma jake wy
da}em CRUDE pieniadze, ale be-
skutku. Pc uzyciu kilku butelek
"KALWARYJSKIEGO Wilma LIE
czniczego" nietylko pozbylem sic
zatwardzenia ale czuje sic W do
datku tax wybornie, re 2 czystem
sumieniem moge kazdemu polecie,
to iscie cudowne lekarstwo, znane
kazdemu jake
KIE VINO LECZN1CZE."
~"KALWARYJSKIE Vino Le-
cznicze" jest rzeczywiscie wyatt
kowo dzia}ajacem lekarstwem. O.
no to wykorzenia zupe}nie zatwar
dzenie i wszelkic innc niedomaga-
MIA, jake wywolujc slaby zoladck
czyniac 60 chlodnym, slodkim i
przyjemnym. Sprawia, re czujesz
przyjemnosc W kazdym kasku, a
tylko wtedy mozesz cieszyc sic
zdrowiem, gdy smakuje ci jedze-
ME.
Wei Wi
no Lecznicze' a zobaczysz jak pre-
dko ono rcguluje zoladek, usnwa
JAG zatwardzenie, nadccie, zgage,
odbijanie sic, niesmak it'd. Tcraz
bedziesz zajada1 smacznie, bedziesz
wyglada1 lepiej, spa} spokojnie a
nerwowosc TIVE znlknq zupclnic.
Zobaczysz jak w kr6tkim czasie
poprawi sic og6lny stan Twcgo
zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

! jest tax }atwo dostac to wszy-
stko, kosztuje, tax tanio. Dlasze-
60 vice cierpiec, gdy pomoc jest
tax blizka9 Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy u
zywali "KALWARYJSKIEGO
VIVA LECZNICZEGO" twier-
dza, re doznali szybkiego i dobre-
go skutku. Wielu z mich opowia-
da o tax cudownej pomocy, re slo
wa ich stale sic prawie ME do u
wierzenia.
JcSli jestes jednym z tych, kt6
ry pr6bowa} juz najrozmaitszych
lekarstw ale niczego ME uzyskal
ma zdrowiu i sile, zacznij zaraz u
zywac "Kalwaryjskiego Wilma LIE
czniczego." Me odkladaj z dnia
ma dzien. Wracaj do zdrowia. Sta
raj sic zn6w uzyskac sile fizycz-
ma i umys}owa. Uzywaj dobrych
rzeczy, jakich daje zycie. Ucz sic
rozumiec co macy dobre zdro--
vie. TAX jak drudzy tax tel i Ty
przyznasz, re ME wierzy1es il to
rzecz mozliwa pozbyc sic zatwar-
dzenia i dokonac podobnej zmia--
ny zdrowia ku lepsze1nu " tax
kr6tkim czasie:
Kup jeszcze dis
SKIE Vino Lecznic4k.Aasdokaze
co pisano. W przeciW11ym razie
zwr6cimy pieniqdze. .Czyz potrze-
bna jest lepsza gwarancya?
Jedna butelka $1.25.
~"KALWARYJSK1E VINO. LIE
CZNICZE" jest do nabycia W lep
szych aptekach, u agent6w Tub
wprost cd fabrykant6w:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21
,Ruaes" pozbawia tupiei
i swedzenie
glowy.
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RUFFLE utrzyna skore slewy czysta
jak Bewy cent; a Who's ob6ty
jak = nalego dzieeka.
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Skofc7e. najukoehafsza! Jutro udam sic do
mego aptekarza po butelke RUTF1.ES i jesten
przekonany. ze RUFFLES xakohc1y te PLACE.
Drodzy. pomyslciel Ot6z po dlu9ich latach prs-
cy ntrudnionych pr6bach. udalo sic do1zeE da
eclu wynalezc srodek. kt6ryn, ostatecznie mot
ma cczyscie glove sapiesu.
.Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbavi swedzenie 1 fu-
piez aoszczetnie oczysci Was1a sk6re ma glowie-
Za5 utywanie jego cd czssu do czasu. zapobteg-
nic powrotu iupiczu. A co "a pyszny : xdrovJ vi
dox belz:e mia1a wasza g3owai
Je.zcze dis kupcie sobie 5edna butelke RUIZ
FILES u was5ego sDtekarxa. Bexwarunkowe
RCFFLES powinien wszzyma6 I usunaE 2upie4
Tub " przeciwnym razie otrzymaeis pianiad1e
vase Z powrotem- RUFYLES jest zreszts wsps-
~nialcmySlny dla kazdego. RUfRLES utrsyms ~.
szs sk6re v cxysto6ci; viosom doda po4ysku ipy.
ehy. RUFFLIS ME mote sskodsi6 navst najdGlL
hatnieiszsj skdrse. n
Jezsli WASH aptskalS ME ma m skladsjs Ruff.
dssu. 70 Dssvlli3eis nam 3ege naswisks isalless5s
Me. a&vyGksny wan 1sts1ke asDheoos pe1Mvk
rs lj1As &Ca. ~ WadhAngtA -
nvx&kAsx