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Evening star., 1920-02-20
Mr.. Root.

Elihu Roots absence from the Chi
eago convention will occasion regret
beyond the confines of the republican
party. He has large claims upon pub
lie attention He is at the head of the
American bar. He is close and pro
found student of government. He has
distinguished himself in office. both as
legislator and as executive. As Sec
! retary of War he gave that depart
ment a thorough overhauling. As See
/, fetary of State he impressed Europe
! and Central and South America with
his large grasp of affairs. As senator
in Congress from New York he con
tributed much to legislation during
his period of service Theodore
Roosevelt competent iudgrpro-
nounced him the best qualified man
for public business he had met.
Regret-shared by many democrats
. has been felt for several years that.
at . supreme time in our affairs as a
nation, Mr.. Root, instead of being in
public commission, should be in pri-
vate life. He would have fitted so well
in the cabinet again. He would have
been so valuable as an adviser at the
peace conference. In Office he would
have supplied word of Importance
! on many questions of state.
H. But while Mr. Root will not atterd
! the republican national convention. his
influence will be present through the
, olear and pointed address he delivered
TO his party friends in New York city
last night. He touched upon the lead
ing issues of the day, and advised as
TO what should be done about them.
He wants a good platform constructed,
Ind . good ticket placed upon it. He
: sees. as probably many another re-
publican does, the necessity of the
most thoughtful action his party can
take in the existing crisis.
r The gist of Mr.. Roots advice is that
the war being over the country's af
fairs should be put. and kept, upon a
peace basis again. The government,
ssas soon as possible, should begin to
function in the way designed by the
! founders, and which has produced won
sderful results. The temporary de-
.parture from it was justified by the
war, but now that the war has been
fought and won, all war measures
measures taken for war purposes
should 60 into the discard.
The Chicago convention will have a
gigantic task to handle, and receive
many suggestions from many sources
as to the best manner of handling it..
Indeed, suggestions have been solicited
from all quarters, high and low, ex-
perienced and inexperienced. Mr..
Root has offered his in a public place,
and in circumstances giving them much
and between now and
convention time-nearly four months
we may expect them to be discussed
in a way to add to their interest when
the convention assemblies.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

A disposition asserts itself to require
a more satisfactory method of con-
ducting the railroads after the return
to private ownership than any the
government was able to design for its
own use.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

Old campaigners must view with
some interest the precautions neces-
sary to prevent modern contributors
to an election fund from rushing for
ward to give more than thousand
dollars apiece.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

When Tennyson wrote of "the par
fament of man. the federation of the
world" he probably did not realize
how deep he was getting into big
politics.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

There is still some inquisitiveness as
to whether Mr.. Marshall, in saying the
Vice President ."does not amount TO
much," is Speaking humorous or sar-
castle"
Evening star., 1920-02-20

In few weeks the public mind
should in the natural course of events
at least find relief from problems per
tanning to snow removal.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

Europeans find American politics 50
complicated that some of them almost
regret that they undertook to study
the subject.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

Some details of the negotiations at
Paris were probably kept so secret
that Mr.. Creel did not get chance to
censor news about them.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

The uninstructed delegate learns
very rapidly, after the convention
opens.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

A compulsory ballot is being sug
gested. In providing for it the Dis
trict of Columbia ought not to be over
looked.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

While estimates may vary, there is
no doubt that the complete census fig
ures will show Greater Washington.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

Bolshevism produces effects which
might warrant its description as ode
natured democracy"
Evening star., 1920-02-20

The incidental detail of making Hol
land safe for the ex-kaiser is being
very carefully attended to.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

The peace treaty continues to pro-
mote a remarkable flow of eloquence
without developing any new ideas.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

Those in charge of various ships of
state continue to report some wild
weather on the Adriatic.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

- Assertions that "the treaty is dead"
have not so far been followed by even
. state of suspended animation.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

"Ambassador" Martens is evidently
out for a record as the worlds most
loquacious diplomat.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

The cabinet has been witnessing a
remarkable series of distinguished
coming out" parties.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Reconstruction.

Reconstruction.
The sunshine signals from the sky
A message reassuring;
Well find relief as spring draws nigh
From ills we're now enduring.
For then it's time to clothe the trees
And set the grass a-growing,
And start the crops to greet the breeze
That from the south comes blowing.
When lightly sounds the wild birds call
It's time again for nesting.
It's time to break the icy thrall
Meath which the world was resting.
We hear in factory and in field
The cry for more production.
The earth demands generous yield.
It's time for reconstruction.
"The saddest example," said Uncle
Bill Bottletop, "of how mans popu-
larity can go back on him is the vii
lage bartender who now runs lunch
counter"
All the Same.
"Are you wearing your last years
clothes!"
eyes; and probably my next years
clothes, too"
Rocky Road to Information.
Of matters which 1 do not understand
I often speak, when friends to hear
will deign,
In hope to find, through conversations
plan
Somebody who can really explain.
Work and Worry.
aIt isn't work that pulls man down
so much as worry"
"That's the reason" replied Senator
Sorghum, "that I disapprove of dis
cussing busy and competent govern
mont clerks as if they were not earn.
| ing ordinary wages"
Inequalities.
"Do you believe in the absolute
ivquality of meni"
II do not" replied the aged sport.
'If I did I wouldn't be able to see
the sense in any friendly contest, from
Il prizs fight to . eheck@ seAa
Evening star., 1920-02-20
S ! s

selection of 'Sampeck' quality suits in beautiful
grays, browns and medium dark suit materials.
Included "The Hecht Co." Two-Pants Suits for
boys and these are made with belts All exceptionally
we'll tailored Sizes to 18.
The Two-Pants Suits are not "Sampeck." = .
Evening star., 1920-02-20
for Saturday in the
"Sampeck" Shop
for Big and Little Boys :.

You'll find such showing of good things in spring
clothes that every type of boy be fully we'll cared
big brother dad is cared for in Mems Shops.
Frankly, it is our intention of PROVING BEYOND
QUESTION that the Sampeck Boys Shop your pat
ronage this season as NEVER BEFORE And Just to DEM
readiness anged uncommonly good
special for tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

care you wearing your last years
clothes!"
eyes; and probably my next years
clothes, too"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13
SVFDSKY SLAvISTA o so.
KOLSKFM SLETU A
O CESfCH,
Pisc DIR. 0. Heidrich.

DR. Alfred Jensen, autor cell
f0dy spisd o y6ccch slovansk9ch
jenz Sc s1eastnil jake ylhdni hos
pa@ Repubhky %slavnosti sokol
skTch napsaI 0 sv9ch prazskgcI
doimceh fadu cldnkn do rozsifc
ntho 6yrdsktho dcnnikn "Syen
ska Dngbladct'.
v jcdnom \ t6cht0 listn hi
slaynostuf ruch v Prazc.a evident
ia pI6pi lctcnskt. NV nastup
sokold zaphsobil ~mobntnfm do.
jmcm Pike "Ncidffvc pastou.
pilo 1900 gymuastd, ktcff 70 Sc.
sioupiIi do fad u yytyofIi poslfzc
hDfnou MASH, proyadf ice prostnh
eyiccni die peyninskfho ttloryie.
ntho systtmn Kdyz ku pfikladu
yykonayali pohyb pail Y pred, 20.
dobaI No ccIck obroyskfmu vEjiH,
zafieimn bile . ccrnf.' "A daIc
pravii "JcStf krhsnE III byl M.
stup 1900 Sokolnk Kdyz se W
biIYcb haIcuk6eIi. modrTeh
s%uktnkaeh b dervoDgpb Mfpieh
podobslo Ne toto more II
III kyeto0cimm poll yleicb maki
80 sn6hobtIgm pomdfm h zaro.
yeh 70 btt obroysky s6fek i eer.
venom = biIDl borvon Czech"
w 10 yyprdyf . sIefovf setD6
. nh prayf n "celek byI iroehp
iednotyarn(, aIc spfnoyanf Ne BY,
10 skyhjf, 70 obroyskbm prfyodu
sokoIn, jepz fabj jednoho dopo
peIym mbsfem, b be0afskf
uoef ~ vlfsvh NejkrasnfW
gzpoD6nkgN ttcbto bIay6esfnfA
jsem ~ 0dptJ y yegatv nj
Eefe m m~fsjpoiho eebersf PsfDfi |
" ,ptyIy i namt zysbvmj pD hf1
prog6x WtseA byta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13
pECE 0 pROPUSTFNF FRAME
NE vOJfNY.

Ncrcjut 2dravotni sluzbt Spo.
jcnSch Sldt0 vyskytl 81 Y peel o
propuStent nancne yoiiny, nd
morniky a osctfovatclky ieden ?
vlznfch povdlcentch problem0.
Ackoliv IDA sc TO byti kr6tky Gus
od dcmobilizoydni armady. yefei-
mi zdravotni sluzbn petuic 0 H..
600 bSyolIch Glenn yojcnsktho
systtmu We svvch nemocnicich, te-
dy jc %pceovdno o v6tsi pocct, nci
dtlo Sc We y%ojenskych ncmocni.
cich, Asi 5000 paeicntd jest V
nemocnicich vlastnenlch yefei
nou zdravotni sIuzboil, ostatni
jsou v soukromych ncmocnieich y
rhznych m6stcch, kde sprdyy ne
moenic u2ayfcIy smlouyu o peel o
tyto yojiny Do pottu toho ne
jsou Mhrnuti tax zvani vcnkov.
III pacicnti, vclkS poeet iieh, kite.
n navst6yujf 1fadovny Itkaih We
refine zdravoini sIuzby ancbo dis
%pcnscrie, tedy muzi. kteri ison
Schopni ndySt6vy tyto yykond-
vat.
Ncmocnice jsou ryclllc staveny
4 nprayovdny pro pacieniy 2 ne.
mocnic n 0stavii soukrom}ch Il
behcm dvou roki. snad konccm
roku 1921 Dude mono osctfovai
ma 10000 vojinH v t6chto nemoc
Dicich vcfejnd zdravoini slulby.
kazdS muz ancbo zcna, jchoz IRA
n6ni bylo privod6no We yojenakG
sluzbe, jest oprdynen ma hezpIat
ne l6kufSke osetfeni Il ii, kdoz
maji War Risk pojistdui, doste
non ndliradu IN 1plnt mlrza
Jcdna , ucjydtsiY pfekdlek jc
Whledat iyto zran6ie mtze a pr
III = mimi do styku kaadf den
dochazeji z6dosti od yojinh, ktcfi
yydavaji pcnizc IN htceni i sou
kromych %6siavccl. kipnii NJ II
m6lt ndy, skIcntnt oci a podobn6
mistni postmistr. kazdd
ldrnyotni rada ochotn6 podaii Ia
kovfm %informacc, kan 80 obratit
nby Sc jim dostalo osetfcni Sc
lnam takovych Dcmocnie d6dd 0
,llotDe Information Editor, n. ST.
Health Service, Wishing
ton, D. &. Mise. Pub. No. 20.
War Risk Edition
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13

mslls mlad, slpms ~ nshe
rtwlnosil teslsha mafo,la nf.
,ahA rcehsalnt neenll, skt
nkrNl n icmokmilrht y millr.
slm alasN .mA shH d nlslmhh iil
mnuhu b MmhraiiektlN lafma
ilsmu il Noienslt etlkelN pbaml
%eusniri habshnfston flsi
Noti arNlnlci ison mlal. silN e.
nerrickt q cilrvedomt - Sc time
paciivnsii, ,tkonnnsii a patadln.
jest ~ uslainlm SloNannm nautit
mnohemn od tcskSch pfihunpch
N6iod, ktery rteekel msiiske
spory q houie valky tfieciilrlt
hmtlr icsit hrali nlahn y historic
Evrnpy"
49, tcmilu silnSmi doimt upnu
Slim l%cnlnkraic rrahu Magistrate
nj ckvipdg pfiicla pro mne X ho
tclu n odvegla mnc ma Wilsonovo
nadraN Ike vchmlu. ienl hyl drive
yyhraien lran,isku losetovi. mi
stodrliicli ueb iiuym v{snaenSm
hodnostdf0m poslcdni zb6anv pa
hlcd ma svBtovftskon kathcdralu
a Ilat6 praha, mesto Sokul0, mi
zmizcla s oci. TAX konti sved.
sky slayista serii iynh 0 slctu a -
Gcsich.
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syo0 yfziynou crnu. Obsahuio
weekly yIastnosti, jake mltko a
iedua libra tdto poiraviny roynd
$50 syoU y}ziyuosti iednd librc a
jcdnd ctyrtint Iibry boveziho ma
50.
Matky by m6ly mil tuto rakto
o yolikG ccn6 mltkyua pam6ti
Foreign. Language information
Service,
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Isk,m fAsluprem ~ kuulsunci
sl 81 msla olhlsali ~ s.sea.
flrh chleine vsmeus sAlaieAl
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i,hug pic,iseloN h,l Rilni, \ tech
dneeh rHiln lllashu nust vlAla
'sial ~ dosa,adm mlnislr ,aiks.
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ua,, Wade niv,fal m%lnislessiN.
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nahidbn ! uhsah ~ nradv : lsro.
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val Nelicr n%cpfigniye. Siasel y,
|proli vscmu y, icdn6,Ani, hn ! pro.
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irdnann, ably liriand svni nasrh
srpsal, TAX ably obsah irho noll
mohl slouliii IN mklad pofad,
'slatnikn dohodovych To 80 stale.
NSak icho noia ncbsla mikdy
vladam spojcncckt m sdelena ri.
bot pouzc postal briticktmu a l.
talsktmu Mhrunitnimu ministfovl
kratky telegram, oznamuiici le
mel BRAND rogmluvu = nektcrymi
ydsiupci ncpfatclsk uni y pfikld
da u dulclitost, ktcrt on. Rihoi,
il pfiklddati ncm1Sc, nnopnk w.
.litil Briandoyi ncbeleri, jake
.yznika z takoytho poslrnnniho n
ucprayidclntho vyiedndyani Gil
fbldy ovscm ncmohly iiuak nczli
ddti Ribotoyi IN praydu.
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mnhl by yrhnouti syetlo dopis,
.ktcrS Y ccrvcnci roku 1917 napsal
.eisafi Vil6moyi korunnf prime n
kterS byl cd IL DOLBY u~ycfejnen
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poroynali situaci svoii Nc situuci
musich n%cprdtel, proydiye n bcz
pfekrqlcovanf Jsme mnohem slab
II nell ncpfitel. Ale to by nebylo
nieim II poroyn6ni Sc slabosti mo
rdlni. Ouch naseho lidn 20 ohrom
nSch obetcch, ktcre nemecke 70
diny pfincsly, jest 1plne zlomen,
Pfibpya bidy n zonfalstyi propu
ka %otcvren6ji. Je 10 yzdy zlym
znamcnim, kdyz sc zoufalstyi
zmhhh zen, n TAX je tonu 81 zena.
mi nemcckSmi. ktcrt byly yzdy
TAX hrdinnt. Nczisk6.li Nemeeko
mir pred konccm rokn, jest nebca,
peel rcyolucc vazM. Rakousko je
y tGzc situaci anebo ieste horst,
fisar karel Jest nasim v6rnpm
pfitelem ale tam, kdc mi voliti
mczi pfdtclstyim y Mani q spasou
sycho lidu, jest jeho poyinnost
iasna. Bulharsko u Tnrccko ne
mohou We ydlce poluacovati. Ma
ktcrt jsmc sklddali Y ponor.
Ky. jsou marnt. Admiralita nam
slibuje spdsu Y ntkolika Isl.
ale cekdnf jest marnf To
mas ncoprav1ujc k prhtnhu. ably
hIcdali mir Nemnzeme po
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CENA MLEKA

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N Y prayd6 obsahujc mccky sou
c6sfky he siavb6 svaIstva Il kost
a k vytvofcni cncrgie Il ie v nGn
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ttlcsnemU y@yoji dtcka Jsotl Il
pczi iinfm klihoyiny a mlbko jc
ncjdcinnc isim u ELECTROMAGNETIC
Sim pr0stfrdkcmo kfer|m he XII.
boyiny dosfaf do tilcsntho systG.
mn
Ditky potfcbujf klihoviG he
ty1fcni koNi dosp6li X adrzeui
iich V dobrhm stayu kdyz W ne.
poziyh mIbko, jcyi V ucdostaick
V ttIcsnbm sysffmu lid.
Mleso j. sfcjne epnni ja
10 maso . Pride mcincji
Sbiran6 mIfko u podmdslf Oh,
1bliJc yseeby WAYNE y~lastnosfi
nl|ko, y Wjimkon tuku Obsahu.
z ysccky z%iyofisuf b1loyipy.
kierF json Y mlfJu y mlfrnf bill
koyiny Jsou ocjcennr III poYahy
jsou obsazcpy v polmyi
Ml6ko ~ zclcninani auc
% = ebIcbem Jcst nejen pfijempou
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ann Y sobe jest dokonaIoa po.
IravoD -
kdyz mlbko skys6, ffrbss bglDl
N sebf8nf, lae Viii skyssntho
flrOhs tyarobil / fypoh, foa
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kDiba tato Dude 2ajistt uyitd
ma @dostn6 %dten6fi, ktcri miluii
dctbu viznou n hlubokou, napsa
jednoiliyG sctny 'rebeld" ''po.
jcji yyddni bylo Y nGkolika t5
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prckrdsnSm u bohatJm doproJo
dem umdIeckfc obraziL Mistr.
n3m st6tccm aaclytil outor ony
yclkt uddlosti, iimia vyyrchoIila
sldw PoIsky.
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b Nt0oeiA q Naf n6 rtN mNflis mH M sHn.
kt reh ua Wosain4 ihA iwt muhn Ntsuek s dfHh $50
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,tk JEST gnsfue E%lfens. pax kntWa, Hnu WNt iafnf
pred s,altt hndou da8sf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
OBITUARY..


Hummer.
Mrs Sarah Hummel, wife OF Seth
Hunmel. 1911 West Main street, for
merry Of Des Moines and near Grin
nell, died at her home at 1880 Wed
nesday night Of apople1y. Mrs. Hum
mel had been failing for two years but
she had been confined to her bed only
since she was stricken week ago.
The family came to this city from Des
Moines little more than year ego.
For a number Of years before moving
to Des Moines Mr.. and Mrs. Hunlmel
lived near Grinnell.
Mrs. Hummers maiden name was
| Sarah Moore. She was brn in On
tario, Canada, April /. 1851 and became
the wife Of Mr.. Hurnmel at Glidden,
Nov. IL, 1879. She was the mother Of
five children. four Of whom, in addi-
ton to the husband, survive her. The
children are Franklin N. Hunnel and
Mrs. Fred Walker, o!ty and Chester
Y. Hunmels and zeth r. HuInrnel.
Newburs. A son. Kenneth O., died at
Newburs six years ago. Three broth
ers. Charles Moore, OF Belmond;
Young Moore. Of Glidden, and Ross
Moore Of Carroll, also survive her.
Mrs. Humnel was member OF the
Presbyterian church Of Grinnsl. The
body Is to be taken 10 GrtnneA Friday
morning and the funeral VIII ba held
al the Presbyterian church there al
1880 Friday afternoon. Burial will be
at Grinnen. Prayer service was held
at the home by Rev. o. s. Long this
| afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

1.-THE change OF climate II a. severe
as unexpected. Even the weather
clerk wasnk onto II. After the mild
weather Of yesterday the cold ana
bowling 'nor'westey! Of today was q
verotabls terror. A little light snow
and q great deal Of dust have been
blown 'hither apd yon' all DAY. and
nobody has ventured out that wasn't
obliged to. II was the worst DAY or
tho season, and now about the coolest.
The therInometer ut noon registered
8 below zero, and at i:so p. m. 10
below, ana the prospects are that II
will DO much colder before morning"
Fire. which was discovered late In
tho aftefno DON, wiped out a large por-
ton OF the business houses at state
Center, causing loss OF about VIZ
900, with insurance Of about $4,000.
The buildings destroyed were wooden
structures on the south side or Main
street, and the blaze had its origin IN
Theodore Swift's drug store which
was about IN the center OF tho row.
From this tho flames quickly oom.
munioated to the buildings on either
side. and made short work OF them
until they reached the large orleK
store on tho cast occupied by Mtins
d Dobbin. dry goods, which checked
their progress In that direction. the
fire ate its way westward 70 NJ. NJ.
Bishops drug and grocery store, on the
oornor opposite STOPS hotel The
wind was blowing with the velocity OF
a hurricane, with the mercury 10 de-
Srees below zero" The losers In the
fire were NJ. NJ. Bishop, drugs ana
groceries; w. II. Stipp, building; n w.
Helsworth. 3ewelry; r. A. BUCK
barber: f. Rohde, clothing; I. I.
Swift, drugs: J. Johnson, building; b.
p. Snyder, hotel and restaurant; s. A.
Wood. restaurant; H. Pfantz, build
ing, E. P. DeAange, boots and shoes:
d. Zwilling. building; Milne & Doooin'
dry goods: p. w. Wood. olacksmth
shop: w. E. Watson. store house; Mrs.
NJ. SchernbeciS, millinery; G. II. Fall
ooner, household goods; town OF state
Center, town hall The loss OF Z.
Rohde, clothing, was the heaviest, esti-
mated at $4,000 with insurance OF
$500 on building and $4,000 on stock.
Saturday, Jan. II, 1895.
Announcement was made OF the
change in the management OF the Pil-
grim hotel, thru the retirement OF g.
r. Barnhart es manager and the
selection Of Capt s. W. Tanner, OF
Chicago. as his successor.
Monday, Jan. "a, 1898.
The Marshall County News. week.
Nv newspaper, was taken possession OF
nv the sheriff on a chattel mortgage
lien filed by the owners Of the build
ing, for arrearage in rent amounting
to s544.
Tuesday, Jan. is. 1895.
The most terrible catastrophe TO
take place in the new year was a fire
in the Montana Central yards at Butte
Mont, and an explosion Of giant
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COUGHING, Weak And
RUNDOWN After FLU
RECLAIMED FLESH AND STRENGTH
QUICKLY, AND TELLS HOW.

u nearly died froan flu last October,
and it left me with a terrible cough
The doctor gave me one bottle Of
medicine after another, but it did me
no good Went to Charlotte. N. g.,
and took treatment Of 4 specialist
without any permanent benefit
IT saw Afilhs Emulsion advertised
and started using It. It helped me right
from the start. I had no appetite and
my stomach was in bad shape. But u
bottles have Strengthened ma out en-
ttreIy, Sat anything without distress.
my cough is gone and have salned
hack my strength and flesh."-EhnnA
Withers,' Box 80, Bslmont, n, 9,
Don't trifIe with, weak, rundown
condition, It leaves you open to ser-
ious diseases, Got your strength back.
Mtlks Emulsion costs nothing to try.
Mtlks Emulsion II 4 pleasant nutrt-
tive food and n corrosive med!einc, It
restores healthy, Saturai bowel action,
doins away WITH III need 81 pills and
physics, Il promotes aBpstite and
quo1y puts the digestive organs IN
1hape 20 assimilats food, A. 4 build.
q q 6seh and streaSth, Ailka Dmul-
sisp 10 strongly recommended to thees
TAosn sickness has wsakensd, and u
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