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presentation inscription; and Franklin 1). Hoosevelt. who accepts it for M.t f l "' "" "'j I navy. 4$.$ VTJ A jrlft from a German emperor v:!! poor, be do:n duty in the American -t ' y tav, spvir. out submarines and doir.j; its Irlt to wipe out kaiserism. As- Vj AyS.? rl JJr A)? , gistarit Secretary of the Navy Franklin P. Roosevelt ha3 accepted the telescope, worth thousan'ds, from M. 1- Dexter, Savannah. Ga.. vho father T.ew Dexter, ship captain, received the plas? from Ka:ser Wilbeim' grar-efnthev in 1879. Ike translation of the 'silver plate inscription reads: "We, Wilkelm, by (ioi's prace German Ktnperor, King of Prussia, freely present to Ship's Captain Levy Dexter for the many esteemed services rendered the German Empire, this acknowl-

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WRITES TO FRIEND',,

r.v.her exci;iits t;ii;s pir.ee I ha ve on

' to l"iati'e. I mil t njoying itivsv!!", n:v V. HITIXG. IN D . March -S Mis I" 1 f i thelcss.

J. Quii.n of ,717 120th street, has receiv-1 d an intcreaiinc letter from Italph W. !

Brenner "f t"hitii.g. -who un'loubte-lly J : row close to the firms iino "soinv here in 1'ran." vering srupi'lics ' '.- the spldirs takins: ri't m this bic

onfhet. Mrs. Quinn lia gnn this let t'r for rublication aril is as W!o-.: S',r.o"T -'r- x Ti Feb. 15tb, My Dear Mrs, Quinn:

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fflmiior to suit m-. I l.av had .-n e ; rn i, Ofllfc P no i KlfineVS

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Very nc:'po:tfu'.; . kakpti vv. i;!:t-:,xn:;;:. Vag.:-n ifiii-P'y ' tSti; Inf. A, K. K. rranT". rBOM EDWAED WSIN4HD. ivilly I'ioM. Tea:-. March i. in:s.

K.dnv and bladder neakn-ss resuit front uric acid. sa s a noted authority. The ltidrys filtr th'. n-'.d frcni the olo'id ond par.-! it. en to th" Madder uhero it oftn remains to irritate and T.f.atr. causmp a burning and scald -nsr sfnfatitn. or se;tsnK up an irritation, at the nTk of the bladder. tl:5!.nfr yo-i to seek reli'f two or three times d irinc the n;rht. T:. sufferer

jce!pr (f rh.o :.-nittd goods I received . :r a"d i'-...s: :s in nswn- 'ireaa. in wa.ei ra--,-f'om tn AVKitinu chapter of the r,,,i ', .T;:s a few Mt-s to i-t j.-t, know I an j e'jr.Tes with a .n !d ,nc sensation rcss. aid I vasli t thank jou an: aid fee :..(-- f.-:.-. - r.nd ts very pr-.f agatn. th-r i? :h orhr 7idte, ;or th. thinjrs I recn . ' 1 hr--.e i..-.-n transferred two l . tries ; d ; fT , cu! t v in nv,.id.n- it ej, I sppw.a!"! i our kind ihuEht- f:r'(" Saturday. Tir"t I w p.s tra'fcr- i T-tlart-ler w-sri'?s most fv: call fulr.es? red .. 54. K-!! Xe. 1. t' e i.es iiay be.-au.--e the ran'! rent red u rinati-.n. tVe ha-.e plenty of w.rk. rti'"-' t.-. ' 'n ;'' I""o'h aero .qu-i,ir.u. KV.y No. I. : Wlrl it Is ex t ren.!y anno ins and eat. and plenty of sleep and all " th 1 sure Tiae pot a be.-,.-t!fu1 ris e o joittpf.tr.fs ery pa.f::1. this is rcaliy clothes " e red to waar. , '. s'.ny. tVe l;c in ha r ra s with every J or. of h most s:T.;.'e afiments to . . . 1 in j : (i-M-'du.'i rorior,:1!.';, 1-uilt like ,i J .,flr''f.i;,1fl. '.let fon-t fn--r (-,.iT.(---? ff

' hom. --t.T.ned floor. riitr:f 1 1 k nt . l3'.h , Jarid S1': f i t:i our pnarntaeist and ito-jru and t?'. ery ll. ;n s rish! in the. hu i id - ' t i U ;t tah'er -onful m a pla's of

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moves out of the bowels, end ou- hav 1 i r laj ful chiid a sain. fhildren . simply ti'l not take the time from play; to empty their bowels, and they become ! tightly parked, liver gets' sluggish and , s'emach disordered. i When oross, fever. &h. restless, see j 'crigue is roated, then c!e this clpliejous "f ruf: Jaxati'. e." Children love !'. and 1' can not rause injury. No ci iffere-.r-; v hat aj's your litt'e one if f u 1 i of void. u- n sore throat, diarrhoea, stomachm he. hjd breath, remember, a geprh in"'r!e Sens:;i5" should always b fi fir- ' ";tnent Rl'-en. Full direct iens for. hahics, children of nil aces and grr.-s nup'1 a'e printed on ea.-n bottle. nwre of counterfeit s runs. Ask . o -r druejirt for a 61-.-cnt U-:r.,- r.r' jof.-.-'ita ?yn:r of l-trs " the., 1-rV: nr. f jliy a-.'i see that ;t i ina'je h to talifonua Fks ?rnp" "ompany ." rnn'e no srsa'ler sir.-?. Hand back v .. ' h (.on'etnpt any other f,s syrup. ' N't---, i

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