Life — January 30, 1913 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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Mellen Defined (Ili HHI He is an extraordinarily strong man, 1 and also a very arbitrary one. In taking h ! | (Donat fl snagement of the New Haven he med heavy responsibilities to his stockholders and undertook the opera- tion of a property desperately in need J progressive management I mf out fully capable of doing the im- provement work needed. His courage and his knowledge of what a modern railroad should be never failed. But his courage was of a kind that could not explain itself, of did not want to. He is one of those men who should have 2 lies 1 pope or a czar rel ea i If he had been diplomatic he would HTH alii pos have made clear lon to the people : . . ors of New England not only that he was All you have to do is to ask for Schlitz in ti a transportation of iin ale) Feas0HN? and why Brown Bottles. er- the railway but the — pub: . . at benefit by it, But Mr. Mel Sunlight grows hops, but spoils the beer. iv len is) seldom talking man, and . of | when he docs ta is apt to. put “Beer acted upon by light soon takes up id a sting in his re ks which will in- the very disagreeable, so-called ‘light mo Se ath: oe ee taste,’ and also a repulsive, skunk-like odor,” he wane oe rae ee cto acaaee says no less an authority than the Wahl-Henius Institute . | with him, When he has felt that radi- of Fermentology, the scientific authorities on the sub- lad | cal cores sone mal inthe ca ject. ‘‘Beer so affected,’’ they say, ‘‘is offensive to the fj ice of the road he en has not consid- re cted what other peonle palate of most consumers.” y Aten be bier f i aliepaatd Light starts decay even in pure beer. Dark glass gives the best : | iad) foitisa! thal protection against light. The Brown Bottle protects Schlitz purity m eht very ill of both the changes ‘rom the brewery to your glass. y « make . n 7 & fhe Soe. emnahire: Cormisdton, re Why don’t you, too, drink Schlitz? More and more people every year are demanding it. le a searching investigation of the New Haven’s affairs and ement a 1 If Mr. Mellen less of a individualist and a | litle more of a diplomat in his attitude toward public opinion, the clean bill of health en by the New Hampshire Commission would have been relative- ly Jess: important Railway Age Gazette > A Happy Marriage We started in a hut. Today our agencies dot the earth. Our output exceeds a million barrels a year. @ See that crown or cork ts branded “Schlitz.” Depends largely on a know |. | 4 ‘ * whole truth he Beer 29-M | avs | That Made Milwaukee Famous orrectly from ordinary * y-day sources. Justice . addressed the acting SEXOLOGY niger in Pane ain th fats Si ou ee sal (Mlustrated) misfortune to fall f a house he was ML.D. imparts In a clear, repairing by which your kit k by Wallan 1. Watting, AM wholesome way in one volu pitched exactly on the head and from thence fall with of a Spaniard, and killed him on the all your force upon the culprit, whom | spot, without receiving the least injury ry will station below; so that the punis himscif. The relations of the deceased, ment may he proportioned to the wien tea Know however, prosecuted the unhappy w with much acrimony, ref ) Neughter: other recompense except lex postpaid. The fate of the bricklayer, therefore, was High Cost of Living volume. Ilustrated, Small steaks, twenty cents. Extra f bs ie People’s Opinions” and Table of Contents suspended by a very slender thread i _ ; Cen ote Puritan Pub. Co., 776 Perry Bldg., Phila., Pa. pended. by" &. very’ Slender. thread; 1 steak, twenty-five cents when the judge, exasperated at the prose- H’oman's Home Companion THE WILLIAMS PRINTING COMPANY NEW vorRK comicbooks.com