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AUToIsTE UvlzlI NA P0u$TI.
MA CESTE KALIFORNIE NARAZILI MA
KARANTENU v ARIZONE.

Yuma, Ariz., 10. dubna. Predvoj as 700 turstd e-
doucfch automobech vychod Kalifornie proe dnes
rama koem rednkI Yumskych sfezicich vychodni
pres reku Colorado ably Jim zabranvstu do
Arzony AuosIm byo zakazano vjet do Arizony nasled
KEN staniho embargo prot velke vozbe Kaifornie Ma
tim by ceeno pro zanesen dobyci choroby zname vede
ckym menem ako "Aptha epizootica. Nemoc tato vemi
nakazva zachvacuje amu nohy teto priciny pojme
novana "slntavka a kulhavka". Jest prenasena rnZ-
nym farmarskymi produkty pon6vadz cetni turiste
tyto voz Kaforne byo embargo prohaseno prot vseke
vozb6 automobilove.
Kdyz "pfedvoj' podarilo proet zp1soben
by poplach mosu spechal vsichn uredn zfizenc me-
Yumy celeho okresu hasc zaujai stanoviste mostu
pozarnimi hadicem.
Suace schylovala ku krs vice dni nebot ma "a
padn strane mostu e 8O automobile mnoz turistu
nemocn6 nasledkem dtrap poust Nektefi watt by do
nemocnc tomto mese nym poskytnuta pomoc, aby 81
mohl potravny zaopatfiti
Grady arizonske ackol byly varovany presdene pred
provadenm nesmyne pr(sne karanen sou rozhodnuty
mez vsechnu vozbu Kaforne do Arizony pokud nebez
pecf zavecen nemoci nepomne rad tursdm, aby vra
till do NEST Kaforni Maloktem t6chto jsou vsak ochot
nj uposlechnouti"
President Coolidge e toho pTesvedcen ze zcea posacl
karantena provad6na vladimir odborem zemedestvi
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.P0zARNi NE$TEsTl v Chicago.
OsM HAslC0 Ma MisTE zABlT0 Il
JINYch Sc P0HRE$UJE.
POHROMA ZAVINENA BYLA SRfTIVSf Sc
ZDf HORfCt BUDOVY.

Chicago 1s dubna. Osm hasicu byo zabito miste
ctrnac nych pohresovano pr odeslan zpravy
Get kdyz obrovska chena zed cty poschod
sOka nasedkem vybuchu bya vymrst6na do Blue Island
la pohfbila muze a strikacky pod tunami trosek.
Cele pruce Curranovy sine, edne neistarsch rel
znamejsich jihozapadni cast sritio
cekavani, hasici zapasc plameny moh pony
seti ma zachranu
Vice hascu bylo ma move mestsIe ocelove
pozarn vezi vzycene bezprostredni bzkost budovy,
kdyz vybuch udal obrovske spousty srly
v6z, roztristivse ji
Zachrana prace byIa ztezovana zto nasedkem preru-
SEMI eekrckeho vedeni zavada vsud tina mmo to dve
ne zdi nahnute hroziy shroucenim kazdym
mzikem.
Kaptan Patrick McAuiffe veliteI ma vezi syn prrue
no hasicskeho marsala Jeremaha McAulfa, by jednm
poran6nych Henry Kerr nacenik patnacteho battaonu
m JIM cenove tehoz oddu byl watt do oresni
vsech zjist6no rozrist6n lebky.
Ztooznen mrtvi sou: Kap. Brennan Matthias, Devne,
Geary Deerng vesmes 6ety pate Frank Levy 1O5.
Getty.
Ohen byl objeven kratce hodine tovarne pap-
krabe ez zaumaa cee prvni poschod budovy Kdyz
prvni hasicske oddly pfey plameny jz slehay vysoko
tovarnou sporovn zbozi druhem poschodi budovy
Popasne znameni Ali pvolao msto dvacet pet hasc
sktch Get mnohs mich pyy pred budovou kdyz hroznJ
vybuch udaL Plameny vtsleh sta stop vyse skrt
strechu cele pruceli budovy sritilo Sc do uice
Temef kazdy hascd, keri pracovai e chvili Blue
Island Avenue by bud neb zasypan pod poutou
cihe Chodniky propadly dale zezovao vyprost'o-
vani tel trosek
vail tretm cvrtem poschod kdyz budova srita Ko
k byo jich vrzeno do hofcch rosek nemoho bvt zstG
Vsechno ts bylo venovino vyprost ovani ranenych
mrtvych Ma mo nesest dostavi tem6r cely Iekarsl
osetrovatesky stab nedaeke okresn akoz
jinych nemocnic. Prvnho osefen dostao ranenym
konich lekarnach.
i Vetsina zabtych mrtvych pfnaezeli k oddum g.
H. 1o7 pozarni vezi.
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P0lkcl VYP0viDAJl cEcHY.
JEDNANt TOTO VYVOLALO v PRAZE ROZ-
HORtENf, DIE ZPRAVY BERLtNA.

Berlin, 18. dubna. - Otaz-
ka Javoriny,,' pres to re byla
jiz definitivne rozresena mezi-
narodnim tribunalem, stale je-
ste velice kali sousedske styky
mezi Ceskoslovenskem a Pol
skem. Zejmena v Polsku pro-
vadena jest stale ostra proti-
ceska propaganda, jez vyvola-
va pochopitelne rozhorceni v
Cechach.
Polska nenavist .proti &C.
chGm vyvrcholila v tom, re
v techto dnech nekolik pred
Mich CechG bylo z Polska w.
pov6zeno, jak oznamuji po-
sledni zpravy z Varsavy. To
ovsem zpIsobilo, ze napjeti
mezi obema sousednimi repu-
blikami dostoupilo kritickeho
stadia a re mluvi Sc jiz dokon
ce 0 moznosti valky.
VIdci nacionalni casopis v
Praze ("Narodni Listy"?) ma
sledujicim zpIsobem tlumoci
stanovisko ceskych vlastenec-
kych organisaci vIci teto move
polske urazce:
"Ponevadz neni to poprve,
ze Polaci nehoraznym a nelo-
yalnfm zpIsobem vystoupili ne
pratelsky proti nasi pokojne a
taktni zahranicni politice, do
zadujeme sc razne odvety wy
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poveZenim vsech nezadoucich
Polakd ze slime polskym oby-
vatelstvem obydlenych NEST
ma TeSinsko-Os Ostravsku."
Ocekava Sc, ze ceske narod-
nj organisace zahy pozadovati
budou cd vlady raznou dred-
nj akci.
teska vojenska organisace
|povazovana jest Ia nejlepsi v
Stredni Europe, pri cemz Ces-
koslovensko az do te DOLBY u
drzovalo co nejtesnejsi styky
Sc Spojenci. Prave dnes bylo
oznameno, re ceske minister
|stvo Narodni obrany sc rozho-
do pro vyslani vojenskeho at
tache do Londyna ze skupi-
ma sedmi distojnfki z anglic-
ke vojenske skoly pribude co
|nejdrfve do Prahy "a lcelem
inspekce ceske armadm masi-
nerie. To povazovano Jest "a
ddkaz pfatelskych stykI mezi
Anglii a ceskoslovenskem, jez
vedle alliance Francii ma
take silnou oporu v Male do
hode.
z techto okolnosti sc odvo-
zuje, ze vojenske postaveni
ceskoslovenska v padu skutec-
|neho konfliktu Pelskem bylo
by nesporn2 velmi slime.
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Ex-sEkREThk DENNY Sc HkJi.
PRAvf, zE $LO MU JEDINE ZACHRA-
NENf OLEJE.

smernici ez veda udeleni olejnych vysad sebe
Edwin DENLY, prot nemuz rozva boure kriky sen-
te pred tim nez vidal rau sekretafe namonctva mnu
m6sc
mu valecneho odsva on6ch reservach prot nesmrnym
ztratam nasedkem odekani oje odvadenm ehoz do
nj sousedstv prohas reci zde proslovene byl bych
zpronevefil svym povinnostem."
"Brzy nastoupeni 1radu," pokracoval Denby 'bylo
ne sdeleno, ze oe odteka jest odvad9n jsou
nutny studny ably tomu zamezio presv6dceni od
Dor vntra byl neepe zpdsobym spravovat pro
ofnictva eho nesmrne cenne reservy obra jse
Dor vntra radu te vec Zada jsem pax ekretafe vnra
zda nemoh by prevz administrative konrou olenych
serv odboru namofnicva
"Sekretaf Fall nezadal ia jsem zadal eho Chtel
jsem zastav neustae zrcenf ole Spou sekretaem
Fallen pfedoz sn1e vec presidentu Spoenych stau
on, bedv6m uvazen vyda vykonny rozkaz, z olejne
pfeozeny kontroy odboru namofnctva
lu odboru vntra."
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PkEDloHA JDE DO koNFERENcE.
v SENATE HLAsOvANO PRO PRIsTEHO.
VALECKOU OSNOVU 81 PROFIT 6.

Washington, 18. dubna. - Prstehovalecka predloha
ez ednotvych odstavcch byo vcera senate hlasovano
prijaa jako cee, proti hasdm Tudz vetsinou
pom6rne se vets nez sn6movn6 posanecke kde haso
vani byo 322 pro H. Senatof ktefi proti nj hasova
ou Colt Rhode Island Weller Marylandu, republicans
a Bayard Delaware Gerry Rhode Island, King Utah
Walsh Massachusetts,, demokrate.
AGko predloha senate prijata shodue We havnich
bodech pfedohou snemovn byla jeste dale pfiosena
obou osnovach kvoa procenta jednovch ma
rodnost Spoenych Satech die scitani idu 1890,
vsak pfedloha snemovn obsahue ste mimokvotove rdy
ez nebyy pojay do predohy senatni. Mezi temito vy
kami jsou det JIM zavs prbuzni obcand .odborn re-
meslnic rodny.
Maxmaln prpustny pocet 100000 rocne urcen jest SEE
pfedohou pro odhadovane celkove kvot6 10000
nemovn predoze Johnsonov6 krone vynek Senator Reed
odhadova ze sn6movn pedoha skutecnos by dovoova
la zakone pripust6ni "dvonasobneho poctu c 324O OOO
Tyto move odhady, porovnan stavacm zakonem vyka
zu snzen prpusnych pfsehovacG 100000 die senatn
predlohy asi 2O8,000 die pfedlohy snemovni
zaverecnych hodnach debay senat odepfel rozsifit
kvotove omezeni severo-amercke jihoamecke zem6
ak byo navrhovano senaorem Wllisem, republikanem
Ohia Repubkansti demokraticti vddcove spoii
estu prot kroku ezo smeova ku zniceni prace
mnoha let docilen vseamercke harmonic Odstavec KITE
rm dpln6 je zakazano pfsehovaectv Japonska pred
loze zdstal.
movny nepochybne budou nj ucineny nekere zmeny
tax vyrovnany byy savaf rozdiy mez ptedlohou
natni snemovnf jiz pocatku pfiAtiAo 4ydne
pfedlczena presdentov pod
psu Ackoi odhoda veovati - vIli odstavci
japonske vyuce - kdyby tax ucn nemelo by to zadneho
prakckeho 1cinku jezto pTedoha mohla by byt pfata
pres jeho veto obou domech kongresu
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z VELIKE LASKY ZABILA
MATKU.

Geneva, 18. dubna. - Div
ka, jez zabila svoji nemoc.
nou matku, ably il zbavila dal-
siho utrpeni byla zalovana
pro vrazdu, byla osvobozena
porotou zde dnes. Tri lekarsti
specialiste svedcili pri proce.
su, ze divka byla Ipln6 dusev-
nj zdrava a ze jedine vrouci
laska X matce primela j ku
spachani zlOcinu.
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.LlBA .JlBAg]QQ1.( JMQ gHA JZBA .JZI IZB gZBA g1lB

sc k zemi ma zdejsim Kelly
Field vcera vecer. Gasolinova
nadrzka vybuchla a We vzhav-
Isich Sc troskach tela obou mu-
zd byla zles popalena. Nestesti
Sc stale, kdyz porucik Frede-
rick daval McCauley-mu in
strukce v nocnim letani. Oba
muzi bydleli v San Antonio.
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WALTON osvoBozEN.

Oklahoma City, 18. dubna - Soudce A. s. Wells uznal
posaceny protest j. c. Watona sesazeneho guvern6ra
pro petit obzalobam pouz verenych penez ku vlasnimu
propechu skr vechny zaloby prot nemu statnim di
srktnm soudu dnes pozde odpoledne XII konc vykadu,
jmz oddvodn sve rozhodnu soudce pravl "Opira jsem
sv@ rozhodnuti vyhradne zakony Okahomy doufam ze
j. Walton bude dos spravedvym aby uznsl ze dostao
spravneho jednan aspoh Cd ednoho Klanovce Wal
ton b obvinen ze dial zafad veho oukro6ho sofera
statni vypatn istinu.
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DNES "SVET" o IL
STRANKACH.

Abychom ct. Sten6ffIn Svs-
ia vynahradili, Q co byli
zkraceni v dobs pfedveliko-
nocni Gssf oznamkovou,
vydali jsme dnes cislo o 12ti
srdnk6ch 8 bohatsi cetbou.
VYDAVATELSTVO.
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rick, letecky instructor ka-
det r. H. McCauley byli zabi-
Iti, kdyz jejich aeroplan sritil
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-12-19

peeerodyn Radio Set all secontaned outside wire or
enclosed Complete itself with loud speaker Sells for
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THREE BROTHERS
LODGED IN JAIL
Robbery Charges Preferred By
South Carolina Deputies

Three brothers, George, Henry and
Fred Corbin of Walhalla, 8. G., were
lodged in the Jefferson county Jail on
charges Of robbery, following their ar
rest Sunday morning by w. M. Alex.
ander and p. A. Cochran, deputy sher-
ifs from Walhalla. These men are
said to have robbed a bank in Wal.
halla recently, and it is expected they
will be taken to South Carolina Mon
day by the deputies.
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GEORGIA SURGEON
DIES OF INJURIES
DR.. J. p. Proctor Second To Lose
Life As Result OF Accident

ATHENS, Ga, April 13.-Dr. ]. p.
Proctor, well known Athens surgeon,
driver Of an automobile that plunged
off bridge near here Thursday night,
causing the death of Miss Irene Day,
a student nurse, and seriously injuring
Miss Nellie Eberhardt, a trained nurse,
died OF his injuries here early Sun
day morning.
Miss Eberhardt's condition is re-
ported as still uncertain.
DIR. Proctor was 4S years old. He
was one of the owners of st. Marys
hospital here, and also surgeon for the
University of Georgia. He was a gradu-
uate OF the University Of Georgia, a
member of the class of 1897. He is also
a graduate of the University College of
Medicine, Richmond, Va, and Mason.
Funeral and interment for DIR. Proc
tor will be held here Tuesday afternoon.
He is survived by his widow and three
young children, three brothers and two
sisters.
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Of the American spirit Of freedom
springs. Furthering the opportunities Of
all for such life ranks in the general
class with education.
To Aid Rank And File
~our aim in this country must be
to try to put the chance for out-of-door
pleasure, with all that it means, within
the grasp of the rank and file OF our
people, the poor man as well az the
rich man. Country recreation for as
many of our people as possible should
be our objective.
Though all are concerned in this
natter, the lead must be, and should
be taken by the national. government.
Our national government is already
concerned in many phases of 1t, but in
an incoherent manner. In the adminis-
tration of national parks, national
forests, wild life, reserves and unre-
served domaine, the government holds
almost unlimited opportunities for this
form Of public service. The function OF
the federal government in the construc-
ton of highways, in the study of the
propagation and protection Of game
animals, bird and fish, has very de-
cided bearing upon the recreational ia
cilities open to our people.
Already Being Fostcred
AT present outdoor recreation is
fostered by, state, municipal and private
agencies and federal bureaus--the ma
tional park service, the forest service,
the biological survey. the bureaus of
fisheries, plants, public roads, and
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OUTDOOR LIFE
BOARD NAMED
BY PRESIDENT
Object Is To Put Recrea-
tional Opportunity In
Grasp OF All

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Declar-
ing the federal government should take
steps to put outdoor recreational OPP
portunities within the grasp of the poor
as well as the wealthy, President Cool
idge tonight announced appointment OF
national policy committee on out-of-
doors life. H
The President charged the commit
tee. with FORMULATION Of "a national
policy which should not merely co-ordi-
nate under federal guidance all aetivi-
ties in behalf Of outdoor recreat IN. but
also formulate program to serve as
a guide for future action.
Various agencies of the national gov
eminent already are concerned with
many phases of the out-of-door life
question and the committee will seek
to coordinate all that now, in the
opinion of the President, Is dealt with
in an incoherent manner.
The committee as selected by the
President is to consist OF Secretaries
Weeks Of the war department, Work Of
the interior, department, Wallace Of the
agriculture department, and Hoover Of
the commerce department and Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt Of the navy depart
ment.
Proposed BY Roosevelt
The proposal for such q committee
was put forward originally by Mr..
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Coolidge announced appointment
Of the committee, in formal statement
which said:
Particularly within the last decade,
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Others. There are state parks in many
Of the states, state roads, state con-
servation commissions, and other like
agencies. There are also many civilian
organizations that impinge upon this
question, for example, the various
sportsmen's associations, containing
hundreds OF thousands of members,
spread through every state, the camp
fire associations, the Boy and Girl
Scouts, the Conservation groups and
Thousands of others.
4 I'm order to handle this matter prop
erly, to adjust the widely separated
viewpoints and interlock the interests
concerned efficiently, there should be
a definite and clearly prescribed ma
tionaI policy. The whole matter, being
nationwide in its scope, demands such
handling. The object to : be secured
should therefore be to promulgate a ma
tional policy which should not merely
coordinate under federal guidance all
activities in behalf of outdoor reaction,
but also formulate a program to serve
as guide for future action
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few months was restored to his fam
lily and since that time has devoted his
life to the saving of others. He has
carried his message in all ranks of So
ciety with an appeal that carries with
it the knowledge of actual experience.
Mr.. Mercer speaks well, he uses a
forceful language, born Of deep feeling,
but says nothing that will offend the
most fastidious. He has a message for
men and women that is straightforward
and convincing.
Services will be held at the Church
OF the Advent every night this week ex-
cepting Saturday. On Wednesday aft
ernoon Mr.. Mercer will speak on the
problems Of women and girls. He wants
it understood that he viii make no SEN
sational address at this time but states
that he has found it better to separate
the sexes so that he can specialize on
subjects pertaining 10 their individual
problems and temptations.
The closing service of the mission
will be held Easter Sunday.
Speaks LIN Evening
Sunday night at 8 o'clock Mr.. Mer-
Ger again spoke to large congregation.
The subject Of his address was "The
Very Heart of Christianity" and in his
treatment of the theme he gave it
marked evangelistical appeal.
'"The one thing needed above all 9TH
ers in the lives of men," said Mr.. Mer-
Ger, els love. That one word in
wolves Belf-abnegation, self-cfface-
ment, but many use language cheaply
and so fail to grasp the deeper meaning
of Christian love, that exemp1ified by
Christ, expressed itself through self
abnegation, For God 60 loved the
world that he gave His only begotten
Son that whosoever believeth on Him
should not perish but have everlasting
life.' There are graduations of sacri-
flee, of pleasure and social engagement,
but money sacrifice ia probably the
lowest plane.
Jesus Christ did not say it was easy
to serve Him, and He made it clear
that one cannot acceptably serve God
and the world at the same time. One
may enjoy certain innocent pleasures
yet not be tied to them or BY them
drawn away from Christ. He said If
anyone would come after Me, let him
deny himself, take up his cross and fol-
low Me-
''The first great promise to those who
would follow Christ is forgiveness.
Christ did more than humanity will do
in His great forgiving heart. 1t is
hard for Us to forgive but Christ not
only forgiyes, but forgets our trans
gressions."
In concluding, the speaker stressed
the power of kindness and unselfish-
ness in the salvation or redemption of
others, and cited familiar individual
instances, showing whittier a deed of
love, real uneelfishness, may lead, his
plea for the kindly word and the kind
deed as an exemplification of the Christ
spirit was very impressive and appeal
ing.
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SHOALS CONTROL
BY GOVERNMENT,
BAKERS
Former Secretary Of War
Enters Fight Against
Ford Offer
LEASED wire to THE Age.H eraId)

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Declar-
ing that if he were greedy for power,
he would rather control Muscle Shoals
than be President of the United States
continuously. former Secretary of War
Newton ID. Baker has joined the fight to
defeat the Ford offer in the Senate.
Baker said the government should
operate the Muscle Shoals plant under
the engineering corps of the army.
This statement was contained in a
letter to Ernest Greenwood, president
of the International Association of Civ
ilian clubs. 1t comes on the eve of a
fight to kill the Ford proposal in the
Senate agriculture committee which be-
gins consideration Of the proposition
this week.
Chairman Norris of Nebraska, is
leading the opposition and is supported
by conservationists. 1t is apparent That
the plan will have more difficult trav-
cling than it had in the House, which
passed it by an easy majority.
"Our water powers are our great un-
exhausted and inexhaustible national
assets" Baker said. whoever owns
them in large sense may be said to
own the United States, industrially
anu COmmefclhliy. 40 grant MUSCLE
Shoals to any individual or company
for hundred years, or even fifty years,
grants. to such company or individual
the industrial dominance for that pc
riod Of the whole southeastern portion
Of our country. Every other industry
will be at the mercy of that water pow
er while, on the other hand, if the gov
eminent preserves and operates the dam
it will be able to feed It's current into
super-power lines and SO dominate the
electric power situation as to compel
equality of treatment to all the vast
manufacturing interests of the south
eastern section.
''If I were greedy for power over my
fellownen j would rather control Mus
Gle Shoals than to be continuously
elected President OF the United States,
and in the nature of the case nobody
can now be wise enough to forsee or
adroit enough to forestall all the ways
in which the private control Of this inn
mense power source will be prejudicial
to the general public interest and profit
able to a private interest"
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NASHVILLE OFFICIAL DIES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 49,
George e. Blake, city comptroller, for
merly of the state funding board. died
here today,
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Berlin like school boy, but no one
more than glanced at him, for all
knew SHINES and his eccentricities. If
his presence were required at one Of
the mines, he might be seen plodding
along the street with group Of black
ened miners, or else clinging to a
strap in a street car surrounded by
his workers, who treated him as one
of their number.
His country place outside Berlin was
a simple cottage with a little garden.
He bought no pictures or statues, for
they were worthless, so he thought.
Hugo SHINES had two favorite
boasts. One was that he could buy any
one in Central Europe without miss
ing the money" and the other that he
never had seen the former German EN-
peror, and wouldn't have turned his
head to look at him on the street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-14
A Letter Ito
CES TION
Sufferers

You are invitedstO call your druggist and have him
eupply you twelve prescription M Kings
NuTreatment Indigestion scientific prescription
which is natures activities
entire digestive traet stomach, nesnes, colon and to
relieve distressing pressure about the heart
Take six of this prescription after which if you
believe that the treatment will sound and
wer to the remaining six
toyour druggist your will be Immediately refunded
s. We mate good such refunds your
druggist. Carry this letter with
CIT this prescription tOday-Eat what you like tomorrow.
Sold and Guaranteed by Retail and Wholesale Druggists
Everywhere.
Hamg'e Mn TreafenG Lab0raeoesss Ine., Atlanta, Ga