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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09
PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED BY PErl-
TON UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.

PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
T TN5SR4 TS6rR slT TAE .N ~ ET1
AND REFERENDUM.
Notice y hereby given that At the
Second day. of November. A.. d. 1880.
fled electors Of tn. state Of Colorado
lowing Proposed Law OF the state of
&c fss.,ias sSS wsss
initiated petition contained the signa-
lures OF NOR: than II, the required mum;
the state Of Colorado. duly verified, In
aocordance with the law. and filed In
&: Of sn: ar, E, stats
rs +. :, .a!sos,s i; 7 Tor .ee@....e. such
krssis K. 'o eon..isu sses'0 81 IL.
fsiti.tiv. and Rsf.r. SSSia"s ''' 'o'
AN ACT PRoyIPIMG For THE GRE
sSATE sSxnp Is e eAIs sSSheHARs
rR HE TERA MP PRa prth OF RE cHSRo
Pk6SibfSo SSn { SH1R IiaSNsFSS
STATE OF COLORADO: PRoViDING
f fEH IT TIE FER Hn XJ0kA1sSN 9 9E
AcTs On PARTS oF ACTS IN con.
FLICT HEREWITH.
q OF THE STATE OF coLoRAD oo
Section !; That a board 10 hereby
BY the name and style Of The Colorado
ers; said board shall Be composed OF
three go practicing Chiropractor. Of
integrity and sssiiity. and who shall
Colorado for a period Of a. least one
bsrs e said sSara .Ss
from the same school or college Of
Of Colorado shall. within thirty iso)
days after the taking effect Of this act
appoint three t3) chlropractors who
sp.eifed e In p ssetion 'H' Of vi. ses e
constitute the members Of said Board
Of Examiner. .n,tI.S ~ SAID AID msmSers shsil BE-
term of office. Of one shall expire ia
one year. one In two years and one In
ss iIGn tss a.ss Of Sot
shall be . licensed practitioner and
ssstien j Of this ACT. 70 s sSSss FOR g
sSaii also II iii al vsssnets. IN .ait
.on a. s1 ssssh Fl.
may remove any member Of the boa "a
Section :. ia) Said Board of Ex-
aminers shall convene within thirty
days after the apPointnent Of ths
. Vice-PresIdsnt and q Secretary.
Treasurer from their membership ant
said board shall annually thereafter a
its first meeting each calendar veal
elect President. . vice-President. ans
o Observation-Disclosures from Its mem,
bership; at the first meeting of tn,
board II shall issue = license to practic,
Chiropractic to each of Its member
($6.0o) dollars each therefor.
{b) Said Board of Examiners shall
have authority to administer oaths
take affidavits. summon witnessss ant
take testimony a. to matters pertain
ing to its duties; Said Board of Exam
iners shall adopt seal which shall b.
affixed to all licenses Issued by II AM
shall from time to time. adopt sucl
rules and regulations as u may deem
proper and necessary for the perform
sncs Of Its duties. and shall adopt
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

In Witness Whereof. have hsrsunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Zeal
Of the State of Colorado. at the City
of Denver. this 18th day Of Ssptsmbsr.
JAMES R holland.
(SeaD Secretary of State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state of Colorado. at the city Of
Denver, this 18th day Of September. A.
JAMES r. holland.
(Seal) Secretary of State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

In witus4s whereof. I have hsrsunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of tbs state Of Colorado, At the city OF
JAMES \. holland.
CDeal) Secretary OF state.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

Fixing hours of em-
ployment OF Employees YES
of Municipal Fire De- -|t-
partments. NO
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

AN ACT CREATING YDs
THE COUNTY OF II
LINoN. NO
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

~ and 81 81
squirt house SSiIdinI: .na .rounds
cn.nties Of fincoin and Eibert rse
spsctiveiy. and the County Of Limon. in
Srtx inci,,aeS IN thst nsgt ~ ssiS nvp.
ties or Lincoln and Ebert. resnective-
~ tSat r. now included in ths hn,,n.
-, az tha ConnSx ~ 7 tnon 81.
s.Tah, o. nrnnsrtv ~ ss,d Tomntio. nv az
t.incoin And E{bert raspsctiveIy. A.
I shown o6y the asssssmsnt rolls for the
ySs,tinns tn. .ourtx %,...,.... ~,
az Gn,n,S.. ~ Tyncn5n snS Elf -,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-10-09

sa s; ess'; :sia osra ~ sa:ss:
Of Commissioners. any County inter.
% the my bssas suls e ss Judi
Shieh :scs .d5ustms sa i i ss SisSnt Hn.3s
n.. ssS.s .. from IN e sss ho.4s j; Fl
missioners to the District Court AID
may be taken a. in other civil cssss,
y ' ea:. es.s
:ssS .tW.snD f &: co 81 ai:y
e.; ;iSn:sa M shs ceun e asssr Sc
Or the commissionsrs Of KIT CsrsoS
County. or In case said Commissio nSre
o. either q said Counter faiI 10 ssfss
Of TlaSlsr on the adjustments Of ne
e and n. appertionmsnt Of the IN
as sSs tn ss q ths r:ausst Of either
srs. the Governor of the state 10 hcrS-
By authorissd and required 10 sppolnt
some di:intsrsstsd person 70 adjust as1
as ss:r = FROM sss a,. 1as
and adiustmsnts 20 made BY ssid com.
1 1ia. sPIss ,, may =: I'D ssess 81.
the decisions and adjustmei,ts made 81
the Boards Of County Commiasionerx
The sxpsn,e of such srbitration, IL Az,
sm nxo az o nrs H,stTesn the countsi
Section II. The Board OF Countv
SS 60 !n ii;tonsrs Of the County Of Flag.
aid County .haii be orranissd' S,ceiys
cripts Or Other dupiicssiens ~ The ss rss.
ofds OF said Counties of Lincoln and
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
ITCHING BURNING
|P|MPLESONCHEST
Neckand Face. Looked Badly and
Lost Rest. Cuticura Heals. 1

y suffered very much with hard,
red pimples. which broke out on my
chest, neck. and face. The itching
and burning were awful and would
rub the pifnples and could not
rest a. night. ] was ashamed 10 70
10 public, my faee looked 90 badly.
fTiedtonics but they did no good.
] thsn began using cusicurs Soap
and Ointment, and when I had used
thFse cakes Of cusicura Soap and two
boxes Of Cusicurs Ointment was
healed" fsignedl Alien Williams,
y. =. Boa -. Athens. Ca.
cuticura Soap daily and cuficufa
Ointment occasionally. prevent pirn-
pisa o. other erupsions. They are a
pleasure 70 use 40 10 also cusicura
Taleum . fascinating fragranes for
perfuming the skin.
aamyss nasA Frss ~ MAI AsArsas sossszss Ia.
elaseItsf, beRt y. Mai4sa ~, Mnss (" aalA epwrv.
Stszs. seq As. Olatmsnt q esd tes Talsm ~.
- CsiieuFa Seap sh4vss wltkeaa ssae. 1
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29

airy war. in the war OF 1873. ana in the
Civil war. His older brothers were in
the Spanish American war. They made
good soldiers. and distinguished them
selves for uncommon bravery. The
Gable family. for three or four genera
tons back. has lived around Tellico
Plains. or In the territory now covered
by Monroe and McAfinn counties. II ID
family OF plain but patriotic people.
ana courageous young men with a
spirit that overcomes obstacles TO sue
cess In life.
Before the European war he was a
successful young merchant at Tellico
Plains. He disposed Of his business as
soon as the United States had entered
tho war, gave his two little daughters
the proceeds Of the sale and went into
the army. The net proceeds OF the
sale of his business. together with his
small savings, amounted to some $1,000.
This was all gone when he returned 10
Tellico Plains He had saved some $3.50
out of his army pay, and with this,
and probably little borrowed money,
no bought back. In conjunction with
an older brother, the business he had
sold upon entering the army. Gable
Brothers Is the style Of the arm at
Teiiico Plains, confectioners and soft
drink dealers.
0ces Over Top In Monroe, Too.
Soon after his return from the army
Gable was solicited by his friends 10
make an Independent race for county
trustee, but bob" Is q democrat, be-
lieving In party organization. The re-
publicans had already nominated Trus-
tee Swanay for reelection, Finding
that Cable would not make the race as
an Independent. his friends prevailed |
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
WANTS CORPORATION
ASSESSMENTS RAISED
Knox County Tax Assessor
West Appeals for Hike
In Figures.

Knoxville. July 2e.--(speclaf 1.-THE
governors pet tax machine In not work
ing any too easily In Knox county.
First, 1t encountered county court
which would not fix a rate to 1T tho
political purposes OF the governor. and
next II has run up against a tax as
SCISSOR who wants to increase the taxes
Of the corporations.
Frank l.. West. republican, and there
fore unamenable to pressure from the
Roberts tax machine, Ia tax assessor.
He filed notice yesterday with the state
equalization board that he would ap-
peal from the assessments fixed by the
county equalization board on the prop
erty OF many corporations. and would
ask the state board 10 increase these
assessments.
The county equalization beard. after
4 hearing of over O month, cut Mr..
Vests assessments several million dol.
lars. The sliding scale which was 90
much praised by Gov. Roberts ala
not impress the county court much, for
II fixed si.o5 state and county tag
rate.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29

on the democrats OF Monroe countv 4,
nominate him for trustee. =
He accepted the nomination. and
from that DAY 70 this he has been goins
Just like he charged trenches +,
France. Dozens OF his friends onit
their work, had Cable slogans nairtaA
on their automobiles. and no mate
whore one goes In Monroe county nov
he iinds evidence that Bob Cable Il
IL that no WIN be elected by I iarSs
majority next Thursday.
Rally &c 9weetwater.
The closing rally OF the Cable cam
paign viii be held Friday and SATURDAY
OF the present week at Sweetwater.
Friday At 1880 p. m. Cable Is billed to
speak to ex-soldieia AZ 10 o'clock
ored voters exclusively. Saturday aft
ernoon at $3.50 he viii address the
voters OF the county at Sweetwater.
The campaign will be brought 70 a
close at Tellico Plains wednesday eve
It may be that some reader viii
wonder that 90 much interest 10 being
taken In a contest for trustee IN Mon
roe county. The reason for II IL that
q returned soldier who fought through
the whole campaign of the Old Hickory
division In France ia asking his homo
people to elect him to an ONCE that no
is capable Of filing against a man who
did no fighting.
Rewardlnu Brave Soldier.
The matter OF rewarding n brave
soldier Ia put squareiy up to the people
u the county. One OF the best slogans
u Cableites is: Bob fought for you:
re you. going 10 fight himr' And,
over the top with Bob" Such po-
itcal slogans have been painted on
fifty automobiles in Monroe county. and
10 matter where one goes In the county
le is reminded that Bob" Gable Is |
unning for trustee. The lines are not |
% sharply drawn on the question Of
ewarding a deserving soldier any
donroe county.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
Like Banquo's Ghost, II viii
Not Down--QeKalb for
Crabtree.
SPEAKS. AT sMITHvILLE

lBY J. o. cLARk.)
i Smlthvlile, July 2s.-(Speelall--
" thls section Of Middle Tennessee
. was found that persistent opposl.
Won TO Gov. Roberts, like Banquo's
ghost, would not down.
~ springs up i'm every section, east,
middle and west. Some political wise-
acres have thought that 1t would de-
ohne as the campaign progressed, but
y seems to increase and to have grown
20 such proportions that II seems
oest, n 70 swamp the governor Aug. 8.
Crabtree headquarters the past few
Gays have Indicated that the Chat.
tanooua candidate was nalnInu
strength In the middle section Of tht
state. This was especially true In
the eastern tier Of Middle Tennessee
counties. SO convincing were these
reports that the managers have
placed Dekaib county In the Crab
tree column.
These reports as far az that county IL
concerned were confirmed by strong evil
dence yesterday when Col. Crabtree
came here 70 deliver an address upon
the issues OF the campaign. This evil
dence was given by the coloneps friends
In Smithville on his arrival here and
fully confirmed by dozens Of farmers
who came in to hear his address.
Courthouse Filled.
Ino speaking took place In the court
house at o'clock and was heard by
several hundred voters and a dozen or
SO ladies. Many Of the voters stood dur
Ing the hour OF his address. an evidence
or deep interest. The audience listened
with absorbed interest while the colonel
exposed the oxtravagant methods Of the
Roberts administration, tore the mask
on OF his ubiquitous tax laws, exposing
hem In all their vicious nakedness.
ThM G0i0nAl altar fWn GavMt rAAt L
seemed to be In better form and spoke |
1ith greater force and vim than usual |
o q discussion OF the tax laws, the In. |
Ieritance tax laws on incomes, and the
proposed personally tax, declaring that
no two former should be repealed and
he latter should never be enacted into
law. He denounced them 40 unjust
q provisions and unfair In operation
The tax system should be an act OF
guilty. operating with justness and fair
ess on all alike, the banker, the farmer
nd the corporation. This the Roberts
Ak law does not do. but II operates I'm
avor Of the corporation and lays the
urden on the farmer.
This law violates every fundamental
rinciple Of justice and every maxim
pom which should be buiided a just
ystem of taxation. because they were
reputable I'm provision, costly In exc
ltion and unjust In that they laid the
urden on the farmer and reduced un-
er the sliding scale plan the tax on
Anent Fire Msrshais.
Col Crabtree, in discussing the fire
larshal scandal. declared that Gov.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
Opposition to Roberts
In Middle Tennessee

Roberts had eleven more marshall than
tho law authorized. He especially called
attention 70 Walter Cain, associate edi-
ter OF the Nashville Banner, the man
who writes those vituperative para
gtaphs. He said he could but wonder
how much that 800 per month n" draw
from the state Influenced those bitter
aud disreapectful paragraphs, The
colonel oomplimented DeHalb county ON
the splendid condition OF the roads over
which he had Travelled to reach Smith
Vile. and then took occasion to tell
growing out OF the letting OF q contract
to firm OF which brother-l law OF
w. w. House, chairman OF the state
highway commission, was a member. In
ORDER to emphasize the inefficiency OF
this department OF the Roberts admin
istration.
Col. Crabtree was introduced by
Eugene Hendon, editor OF the Smith
ville Record. M. Hendon took occa-
sion TO review briefly the splendid rec
ord Col. Crabtree had won as may OF
Chattanooga and as speaker OF the
state senate and predicted for him, IL
| elected, fact he sincerely believed,
equally as successful n career as gov
enor an he had achieved In the other
positions OF trust and honor.
Col. Crabtree preliminary to his adj
Kalb county. the home OF Hon. Oliver
Underwood, who had so ably represented
the county in the senate Of 1917. OF
which he too was q member. He re-
called a very pleasant incident in this
connection and that was the marriage
Of Senator Underwood. with Speaker
Crabtres as the ofiiciant Mrs. Under
wood, a charming little lady, was pres
emit and she afterwards called on Col
Crabtree TO assure him OF her support
In his race,
The large audience gave Col. Crabtree
the closest attention. evincing an unua-
ual interest. and when he concluded his
speech . large number came forward
and pledged him their support. Among
were w. L. Gilreath, George johnson.
r. G. Smith, w. II. Miller. II. G. Potter, |
George b. Givan and T. N. Hooper. all |
prominent farmers.
Good Reports Heard.
Reports received by Col. Crahtree |
while In Smithville from Overton, Cum
bertrand and Putnam counties were 70
The effect that the Crabtree sentiment
- IL 10 in Dekaib. II this 81 true then,
81 course. Gov. Roberts IL strong In his
,wn county OF Overton, but a promi-
1ent educator who has been travelling
'ver this section OF the state said that
10 would not be surprised In the least
% see Overton 70 for Crabtree. This
Iarne man said he felt safe IN predict.
ng that Cumberland and Putnam would
10 for the colonel.
A prominent business man said that
n Dekalb county, ever civil district
would give Crabtree a majority. He
aid that the county would give Crab
rec 800 TO 400 majority.
On arrival at WATERFOWL. on his re.
urn from Smithville. Col Crabtree adj
ressed around about ono hundred
'oters on the public aquare. He was
ssured by friends and supporters that
10 would carry this end OF Wilson
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
GREEK CUT BY WAITER

Florence. Ala. July Especially y
Jim Coniroupiu, one OF tina pTpprIetors
OF the Crystal cafe, and Robert Bowl
Ing. q former waiter at the oafc. be-
came involved in a difficulty on Court
street In which controupia sustained
very serious knife wounds inflicted by
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
MONROE HERO
FOR TRUSTEE.
Bob" Cable Makes Splendid
Race Against G. 0. P. Man.
Has Fine Chance.
RALLY AT sWEETWATER

Madisonviils. Tenn, July 2s.-Monroe
county shows very little interest In the
race for governor. the majority Of the
people being more concerned in the
contest for county, trustee than any
thing else Of a political nature.
:. As readers Of state newspapers know.
the contest for trustee OF Monroe
county 10 between r. b. Gable, a DEM
ocrat. and Albert M. Swanay. repub-
ncan incumbent and nominee OF his
party for reelection. Bob" Gable, as
he is known to the people OF Monroe
county. is hero OF the world war. He
Is Monroe county's hero. He went
into. service as q private and came out
q lieutenant. He was In the Old
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29
BAD HEADWORK

Lo1don.--U. N. s.)--An Enfeld motor
tester who had burglar ambitions sits
In his cell and curses his head work. He
Invited a couple of likeIy-io looking men
to help him break into q garage. They
even accompanied him on second
burglary" for them, criticixing their
wearing Of white scarfs for a night Job.
Then they nipped him. They were
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29

PEKINo suRRouMDED
BY MA8sED TROOPS
London, July 2o.--PeiIing ~
virtually In a state OF siege with
troops massed about the city TO
from. the defeated army OF Gen.
Tuan Chi Fui. said q dispatch
from the Chinese capital today.
Rowing bands have begun 20
loot In the suburgs or Pekin.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-29

Eowlina. which may result fatally.
Controupln was carried 10 the hos
pitai and bowling was HrreHted and
placed IN jail III feeling hid existed
Il II alleged that threats had been
made.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

Rtght-Sr Thomas Upton, arriving on the
5. 5. Celtic, turns his critical binoculars
on the anchorage inside the Horseshoe at
Sandy Hook which will be the headuuar-
ters for his Shamrocks, steam yacht Vic
toria, green-paintcd tugs, racing staff and
crews until the big International cup race
series off the Hook in July. h,vsto.c
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

One of the most impressive 1--WE
were going to say largesto sights
Of the Alumni Day parade at
Princeton week ago yesterday
was New York's own "Big Bill"
Edwards as tan d ard bearer.
Twenty classes in fantastic cos
tune were in line, led by the uni
versity's Oldest graduate, Judge
Bennett Van Syckle, AS, more
than ninety years Of age.
International
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

Ruth catching Joe Judge of the Griffmen
out at home only in this case It's not the
famous Babe" but Miss Ruth List Of the
girls ball team Of the War Risk Insurance
Bureau in Washington, learning how to tag
baserunner adept at the fadeaway slide.
htpston, ItW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09

nix. zwykiy towarzysz lat milo.
dych i powiernik serca... Ale TIL
Ia nawct pamietnik, rzecz tax ba-
nalna naogo}, ma odmiennc, sWo-
iste cechy i w MIN jest cos, co
swiadczy. lie zrobiono tn naele
krok naprzod ma drodze rozwoJu
d,chowego.
lest w tych pamietnikach pc.
wien stan, ruch, wlasciwy Cd
miennemu zycn1 legionistek. By
waja W mich ustepy bardzo pick
ne, majace W sobie prawdziwy ira
gizm zycia, tragizm g}eboki ogol-
ny.
Iycie legionrstek w S%tanislawo-
vic - to zycie nowych dni ma
ono w sobie rysy ukryte, wazne i
zadziwiajacc naszego zycia dzi--
siejszego. One to spostrzeg}y, re
|jeSli zycie tch w mundurze / ko--
szarach straciio ma swej powierz-
chni dekoracyjnej, to row11ocze5-
lie zyskaio IA g}ebokosci, ma INA
czeniu szczerszem, ma WaZnoSci
d,tchowej ono mowi nam o pie
knie codzienneeo zycia, poswie-
|conego Sprawie.
Legionistki odejda stad niezna-
ne, a mozc navel zranione przez
nieopatrzne sadly. DO jak mowi
'poeta:
,Gdybys, 4 duszy Myrona afbo
Fidyasza
Dostojne wyniosi formy, nos'|
w w}asnem cieie.
Lawsze znajdzie sic ludzi dosyc
ntskich rasa,
Co ci w tym arcytworze wytkna
az "a Wiele,
I, jak muchy n~atretne, blfzn
twoich szukaja,
/ W tenn, by Gle odsadzic, Shave
smutna maJa."
Stanishawow. W sierpniu 1919.
Marya Gerzabkowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
Ze Statystyki ZdroWia
i SmierteInOSCi.

Biuro cenzuSu Stanow Ijedn.
prowadzi cd lat statystykc zdro-
via i SmierteinoSci ludnoSci ma
szego kraju: niedawno wiaSnic o.
trzymaliSmy statystycznc wyka--
" &c wspomnianego zakresu -
"a ostatnio zamkniety statvstykq
ia rok obliczeh l9l7ty; opoznTe-
ME ponad-dw1rletnie spowodowa-
ne Jest masa prac technicznych
rutynicznych, p@rzer6znemi trud--
noSciami, zwbokami tip, z}aczonc-
mi Z pracq W tel dziedzinie.
kHka uwag ponIzszych rozwa-
zan ia Czytelnlkom pojecie O
wzmiankowanej statystycc:
*
Reeestrowano SciSle wSZelkie "
zakres tel statystyki wchodzace
przejawy - W kontynentalnych
Stanach 27miu, w Dystrykcie 10
lumbia i w bliSko 50ciu miaStach
Stanow, ME majqcych takich blUr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-09
MILIONY DIS
StAWI
BULGARIAN BLOOD BERBArY

Bulgarian Blood Tea Herbata u
zywana jest W Swiecie przez miliony
ludzi, kt6rzy slawi& produkt ten Ia
podtrzymywanie ich via. Dzien-
ME nadchodzi tysiace listow z po--
chwala ola w%ynalazcy tel siynnej
medycyny. Niekt6rzy pisa jak me
dycyna Ia uchronila ich Cd influeu-
zyi, jak przezVyciezyla prezieb!e-
ME, jak za%pobiegia zapaleniu pluc 4.
I. d.. Inni mowia jak wykurowafa i'm
chory zoladek. albo jak ulzyla W "a
twardZeniu, ma chore nerki, la wa
trobe i jak ~przeczyscila i'm krew. va
den dom ME powinien bye be- tej
wybornej %medycyny; powinuo mic
ia sic awsze pod reka gotowa do
Zazycia goraca 2 dolaniem cokolNiek
soEu cytrynowego. Dziaia predko
Szczedzi ma rachunkach doktorskich
Pierwsza rzecz jest staraG sic 0
swoje Zdrowie. Idzcie dis do mai
blilszej apteki j zadajcie pudeko Blu
garian Blood Tea ME bierzcie pod
robionej - su%bstytut). Jesli ape
karz ME ma tej powiedzcie mu. aby
sprowad1il wan ia, albo jeieli chce
Gle mice ia Zaraz, przyslemy wan il
poczta insured, franco. PrZySfij 1926
ma jedno DUE afmiliine pudeiko, al
DO 1915 ma 8 pude{ka. lub $5.25 ma
s pudelek. Adresuj Marvel Products
Company, 81 MARVEL Building, -
Pittsburgh, Pa. OOgl.(