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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-24
ITS FOR LADIES, TOO.
They Can Stop heir Hair Falling Out
 With Herpicide.

Ladies who have thin hair and whose hair is falling out, can prevent the hair falling out, and thicken the growth, with Newbro's "Herpicide." !" Besides, Herpicide is one of the most agreeable hair dressings there is. Her picide kills the dandruff germ that eats the hair off at the root. After the germ is destroyed, the root will shoot up and the hair grow long as ever. Even a sample will convince any lady that Newbro's Herpicide is an indis- pensable toilet requisite. It contains no oil or grease, 1t will not stain or dye. Fold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to he Herpi- eide O., Detroit, Mich.
 TWO SIZES. 50 CENTS AND s1.00
 BIs8EE DRUG C., Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-24

New York Industrial Council of the h. dustrial Workers of the World, the
 Central Federated Union of Washing ton, D. C., and socialists and radicals generally throughout the country have indorsed the indicted Federation ofs
 cers and subscribed money to aid in the defense. The total sum of money contributed for the defendants is very large. -t--.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

1o1 h Which the earth was rg1koved.
Only cas man could dig 1t . time.
The othsrs were busy scattering tAs
earth O the floor and covering II up
With straw, and tanning air In to Tie
workers BY means Of rubber blanket
strstcAeA on frame.
The last two nights Rose spent the
entire time In the tunnel himself.
doing twice as much work ~ had
previously been accomplished By the
three shifts. On the last night he
abandoned the horizontal and struck
upward for the surface. Powerful
man though he was. his strength had
been sapped by his unremittins labor
in the foul atmosphere. He felt HIM
self fainting but he was too weak to
make his way back 53 feet to The osI-
lar. The shovel dropped from his
grasp. and with the last effort Of de-
spair he turned on his back and drove
his hands upward against the roof.
The earth gave way before him. and
his head emerged into the night. tast
~ the sentinel on the other side Of
the street called out. "Half-past one.
and ais WE'LL"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
A REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Last osspairIns Effort Of . Tunnel
Digger Gains Him Liberty.

Among the remarkable means
adopted by the prisoners in the civil
war to escape were their tunnels. mar.
vels Of ingenuity and perseverance,.
The ground around the southern pris-
ons at Andersonville. Salisbury,
Savannah. Danville and Macon was
fairly honeycombed with tunnels that
were rarely pushed to successful
completion.
When everything was seemingly
propitious and the prisoners were only
waiting for a stormy night ON which
to remove the nnal cap Of earth and
rush forth to freedom, some accident
was almost sure to happen. blocking
all their well laid plans. as when 1t
Savannah straying COW pushed her
Ill omened foot through . tunnel
which the imprisoned federals had
carried far beyond the stockade that
inclosed the prison yard.
The most wonderful Of all these
ventures was the tunnel that was bur-
rowed out Of Libby prison in 1854.
BY which 109 union oficers escaped.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
snAoE roa TH1 CANDLE
Prstty end Novel AfFsir sy No Means
Naed 70 Make.

30 many persons md the hight from
y candle or lamp trying on the eyes
that they always insist on shades OF
some sort ss,ssSas.s,s.-sss
A pretty and novel affair for .
candle may b made OF Atreq9 wire
bent into 1 rectangular Iaabt. six
inches wide At the bottom. with tho
inner side II inches tAli and the
outer seven and one half. This will
give decided slope to each top.
Make two Of these frames and
cover them neatly with silk muslin
Of very thin liberty silk.
This cover may then be painted
or It can be studded in conventional
design In sequins. Tie the backs to-
gether with bows Of narrow ribbon
for hinges. and around the top and
two shorter sides sew box-plating
Of narrow lace.
The candle IL. Of course. placed be-
tween the two leaves when they are
opened wide. Extreme care must be
taken to observe this precautiop. as
IRE might easily result from such
inflammable materials in close proxim-
ity to fame.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
KEEPING SHOES IN oRosR.
Ways BY Which Best Results Can De
Obtained.

White buckskin should be cleaned
with the hest pipe clay. which must
be dampened before using.
Patent leather shoes should first be
wiped dry with . soft cloth before
placing them on the shoe tree. then
wiped with q soft cloth dipped In
warm soapy water.
A little vaseline should be applied
fiom time to time. especially after 4
wetting. The. shine may be restored
BY rubbing with 4 piece Of soft silk
or black velvet.
Leather nowadays 10 rendered inde-
pendent Of the III effect Of dampness.
Shoes can. therefore. generally be
washed with tepid water when soiled.
= piece Of soft linen being dampened
and applied all over the shoe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
eoAsego IN coePGg
vss, r.. ss'~ :. ss.s ov...

"Whsa drank eoGee oetea haa
~ hea1AeAss, nsevossasos ed H.
loaaooos DueA q ~ ttne. bst WAea I
vsa3 b vla1e fstsaA ! ~ - ~ hAbtt
ae dftnkiag Rooen0.
Il 0Ave - eeGse satireay asl ~ -.
suDe ~ beea tAat have bosa eotire'
y rsaSeve1 q IN ~ seo0AeA ~ aes'
vsae tssabls. r.r
s0y0eeAse vas jnsg ~ sa0e way.
We a11 drink peeenA noW. ao1 With
81 oolDso n ~ heuse IT 3 yeasA ~
aeo ~ ve1l.
- ne1GAbee q naas. . great eo9se
lstnkee, Wao tsouhoe1 WttA pA1as b
~ ~ ~ yeass aa1 ~ - ioval11.
- Wao ~ aboo - - ~ Vogk ~
ooul1 ~ ovea meaA eeetAeo - - aay.
tA1ng 6 a. WAsse - Wsol1 AAve -
benl 1sevor1. n ~ ts1e1 - - .
lel3o hae1 vegk ~ vesl1 ~ eosA
pa1ns tAae - veall have = ~ lsvA
~ ~ ~ q ~ ~.
"a ~ ! psssas1e1 ~ - seeD
lsasaine es1se es1 " Fsseso ~
ce0se aaA - ~ - - Aas usel
Rooeum Ovoe s1nee; ~ soeuls ~ beea
tAae - 60 ~ - ~ Vos9k 60
~ ~ Q WAeee ~ ~ Donl ~ -
NV . ~ ooaA1ne - - neves
1esos ~ jease ~ g ~ = ~ ~.
= lns&, - ~ ~ va aoA'k sAoWs
ooGoo Wao ~ oaaDU 6 ~ Vhooo tsoup
~
r ssull aass ~ ~ 0hsuk sevesal
olAop no1GAhoes w. havo boeo onso1
~ Q11tt1Q9 oooDDo ~ uG0n9 3ootnm
= ~ 1on0A" s1AoeUb o Uoo061s
Look = - ~ ~ 1nneoD 11t11o tooA,
~ - = WdDvlDo!s
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
THE JOURNAL.
MONTE VISTA. :. COLORADO.
COLORADO.
Individual Jsates.

Some parents want to choose the
future calling Of their child them.
selves, without regard to his or her
likes or dislikes. A man often wants
his boy to acquire his own particular
trade or profession. when It often hap
pens that the child positively dislikes
the work. and possesses talent for
something else. II he II only given =
chance to cultivate 1t. This opposi-
ton. however. is sometimes more OF
q help than . hindrance, for the boy
lis filled with ambition. and is deter
mined to succeed. to show father that
he can make his way in the world.
Notwithstanding the parents objec.
tions, and he goes to work with .
courage and resolution that nothing
can daunt He overcomes objections
after = time. and generally gains the
help and appreciation OF his father
after he has shown that he possesses
the grit, perseverance and independ-
'ence essential to success. This d.
,versity Of tastes is often strikingly
illustrated in family Of girls. There
is usually one girl that always helps
mother with the cooking. and at an
early age is skilled In all the myster.
les OF bread and cake-making. putting
up fruit in various ways. converting
1t into Jelly. jam. preserves and
pickles. She can wash. iron and
scrub and is spoken Of among her &C.
Quaintances As q model girl. Her sid.
ter never has good luck" with her
biscuit. and her cakes always fail to
meet expectations; but she IL equally
useful In her way. for she 10 the dress
maker for the family. and saves many
big bill by her taste and readiness
in using the needle. But there 10
another who Is at the same time the
pride and shame Of the household.
She will not sew. and. II forced to do
20. the work has to be ripped out and
sewed over by some one else. She
despises the kitchen work, and II
sent to wash the dishes 10 found
perched In an apple tree with . book
In her hand. but abe always stands At
the head Of her class. and steps on
with the nrst prizes. She 10 snubbed
in the family circle ON account OF her
uselessnsss. but 10 always broasht for.
ward whom COMPANY come1. TO ~
tonish them with her learning. Par
ents should make . study OF each
child's disposition. says New York
Weekly. and endeavor to discover In
what direction their respective talents
point. II they have any. and give them
all the help In their power to improve
their natural abilities. Many q prom.
isinE future bas been wrecked for
lack Of . little assistance and encour-
agement At the right moment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
no oA,M AND soMG .loss.
Nstshbsrs cewmssst II which rhsrs
oeeme Q Strain - oaseaom.

"Yss." Tie leader Of ths amatsur
brass hand was sayiag. '1t's curious
to see what an effect learning to
play . horn has o. Sons psrsoas.
used to b . pretty good bass sing.
q. but I can't sing worth . cent
now"
Does learning to play . horn spoil
the voiee?- asked his next-door neigh
Dor.
"It did mine"
''How do you account for it1'
II don't know bow to account for
Il Strains the vocal chords. Per.
haps. All I know 10 that I blew my
voice out through the mouthpieco Of
my cornet."
ibid you have . good voics:'
Everybody said so."
Then It's . great pity you ever
learned to play . horn." re5oined his
neighbor. shaking his head sadly. II
-er-think should have enjoyed
hearing you sing"-Y0uth's Com.
panlon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

New York's East side figures In the
minds OF many persons. not only In.
side. but outside Of that metropolis.
a. . region Of slums. inhabited by
overvorked and underpaid toilers in
sweat shops and an otherwise op-
pressed and halfstarved population.
hut . recent statistical report Of
banking business In the state shows
one savings institution. whose pa.
irons are mainly from the supposed
poverty stricken quarter. whose de-.
posits are In excess Of ei00. .O00. 900.
belonging to about 10000 persons.
From which II will be seen that too
much importance should not b
plsced on the illustrated stories Of
East side misery In the yellow maga.
sines.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
Spanish p,es' Fsst.

Take eight clean. fresh 'trotters,
:ut each Into four pieces: then boil
until nearly done. Take the pigs
feet out and lay to one side. Boil in
lhe liquid one pint Of tomatoes sad
>ne pound OF parboiled tripe. cut Ane;
roe small garlic. mashed hne: six
potatoes sliced diamond shape. half
cupful Of rice. half . cupful Of Indiaa
curry. Whea almost doae put the
Gigs fest beck. takiAg care that they
are well covered With tAe tQuld, and
1t II oil boil until tie pags' test are
doas. Be sure not to let Tie pigs feet
fall apart or have the sauce too thin.
rhis 10 . favorite Spanish recipe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
csss sss oses Gene

Each morning bsSore putting % the
stocking. tear o9 . strip of the mar.
g1n oe . nswspapsr. and wrap II
arounA ths too next 70 the oos that
hes ths soft cora on. Get II exactly
opposite. % that The corr viii rsst
against the papsr. This Wtll keep
psssplratioa fro@ Irritating ths corn
and ths natural frictioa a ths toes
n walkiAg Will grinA Tie corn down
uatil Il will s0tirely disappear. In The
meantime yos VIII sajgy Ne. for
yes yin 81 ths bses1s ~ sosa -
tAe popee 70 adjusted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
ssss rsr1sr,.,n end ssnsnss.

osss TeNdeeseln end Bananas.
Cut beef tenderioin lnto pieces, two
and 0ae-half inches thick. broil and
seasoa. Have gravy ready made ~
follows: One tablespooaful Of butter.
two tablespoonfuls Of Aour. one cup OF
milk. one-half teaspoonful Of salt. one
quarter teaspooaful oe pepper. one
heaping tabIespooaful Of horseradish:
boil and strain. Fly IN two table.
Spoons Of olive oil two large Arm
baaaaas ess leaSthwise: b careful
not 70 break. P0ur one quarter Of =
cup Of sherry In aad haste over ba.
naaas. Piace two halves over each
peecs Of meat % platter and pour
grovy arouad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
Geonsmy. Publicity and tks pasaaS1a
Interest ef pelleyheidere.

Prssidsat Kinsslsy. Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, oayA
In a address to the poNcyAoldseaI
that his plan OF Administration -
wolves these points:
First: Strict economy: sseoa1
he widest, fairest and fullest publie
ity: third. The ooat1auanes q tAe NoV
York Lite - . worldwide Institution:
fourth. sueA N amount q new bus1.
while practieins ints,li0sat sooaooy.
aaa enforcing the idea that he later.
ct Of the policy holder 70 paramount"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
Ths Advantsss q Rssdins.

BEG pardon. SIR" said the weary
hobo - he stood At the farmhouse
door. but might ! sleep In your barn
tonight? I haven't had . root over
my head for ten days"
II congratulate you." said the kind
" farmer. THAT 10 . splendid thing.
] have Just read In one Of my ten-csnt
magazines that II 10 not too much to
say that to the delicate. highly-struae.
sasily.knocked-sp individual the -.
vantagss Of slsspiAg In Tie opea cir
ere oaoe1poss. Pallid checks take O
. ru11y. 1aA eosls are uak1own.
neevse are foreottsa. aaA irsitabtlity
becomss . phase Of tAs past. 4
small plot and . little psfssvefsees
are the only necessaries anA The ~
suit b assured. You are very vel.
come to the uss d ny potato patch,
and my Shy 10 at your disposal
Judeo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
Lem TIms y asssse.

Evesything. svsa . mAgni0csnt
church. must b regarded from the
paint Of view Of the bsholder. A Loa-
doa paper says that two country giris,
Who acted - ie they might b eajoy.
iAg . holiday from domestic service
were observed walkinG down tAe
a1slss q q Panl's Cathsdfal. UnAss
tAs great aoDs oas Of them stood
aAa Gassd around hsf With N air q
such woa6ef that . spectator nigAt
vel suppose tAAt - was awsstrueh
~ hof solemn ssSFoaa63aS1. Bul
wAea sAs spoke. ~ 49, was aiss+
pate1. -0A. Sarah" sAs acclaimed.
'weujan't this plAce taks . loag IN
- svoeDf
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

says the Sunday Magazine The sue.
cess OF the enterprise was due wholly
70 the indomitable energy and unfail.
Ing optimism Of two men. Col. Thomas
Z. Rose. OF the seventyseventh Pean.
sylvania infantry. and MAI. A. @. Ham.
iltoa. Of the Twelfth Ksatucky cav.
airy. They began operations with
two case knives. BY means oe which
they removed bricks enough from .
fireplace to gain access to . seldom
frequented chamber In the cellar Of
tho prison.
30 foul and noisome was this dun.
geon that II was known ~ the rat
hell" Here In . nauseating atmos-
phere OF sewer gas. the two men.
with the. assistance Of ~ many Of
their comrades ~ they thought pru.
dent to admit into the secret. bur
rowed out under the foundations IN
an attempt TO reach q sewer which
they knew communicated with Q near.
by canal. The work seemed to b I'd.
vancing favorably: but they had sunk
their tunnel below the level Of the
canal. and the water suddenly broke
through. almost drowning Rose. Un.
dauntsd. they stopped the Gov and
began Q second attempt. This time
they ran too near the surface, aad the
earth cavod In. Fsrtunatsay The a.
cials Of the prison attributed the hols
to rats. and the prisoasrs were lsft
unmolestsd to start . third tunnel.
All the party. except Rose and Ham.
iltou. now save up II despair: but
these two iatrepid spirits never lost
hope. AbaAooaing the idea Of reach.
Ing the canal. they directed their
fourth tunnel toward . yard opposite
the prison. Gradually those who had
given up began 70 rstarn. For II
nights they had already wasted -
on the other tunnsls) they worked IL
three shifta With . broken shovel.
two case knives and Q small wooden
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

A physician writes - . New York
paper urGins the value OF the Turk.
lsh bath - . remedy for blood POI.
scaling. and. In fact. for many other
bodily Ills. He would have pablo
Turkish baths established 20 that
every ctusea might take one oncA 4
week Or oftsasf. Il 10 10 hard 70
boee ~ With thess medtsAl nsn.
A1les having been told By them many
yeoss hat he TufkisA bath must b
uoe1 by nost psopis With caution and
- isffsessot Intervals this trans
6osnae3oa q Il Into Q aaily ascsesity
oays ~ ls1iAaapo,js Star. 10 sur
1s1soaG. ~ - ~ 1iecoaosstins.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

Caaa11aa jsse3es soW has . chance
- Asaj VIA ~ uaw5ittss Nv. Ths
Soo,ooa wtSs b ~ oass bseeos Q
oooe0--1eaia q eeAosvtse-aal took
~ NJ ~ ~ evn haal. alee Q
souA11A - NJ eAAstsalag slripss
~ . ~ = bose. ~ ee,es d ~
~ bs1aG Inoaeseslal b ~ syss q
- ~. ~ isaee v1ss clio stack.
- an1ee ~ halr.Del1la0 rulss. sssl
~ - - ~ ~ hsaaliiasiea q
~ - ooeeaA = . ~ faee. II.
- - uto 49, osseD0 ~ boe1ss.
~ - 4nnn ~ \ aosu1s ~ M
lnlI11 - GD1Soo1oa hwS
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
01oosvveessees' OeVW1oeoe,

Aese peoD,s sapleys1 ID ~ vsas.
uae gaees in1us$sy beg1A - baee thsis
el1At wAea tAey aFs betweea ~ anA
- yeAss - ~. aal eolea h . sAoet
saoe eeeone b1ol. Thle b,lnAaess b
seaDo1 ~ ~ e1eeeelve hGoe -
1.ss hco - fssaaseA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
eoe a. Aoolo.

An appis aplscs for breakfast evesy
morning viii prove . great help h
keeping BIG household n health, as1
II 10 = little luxury which caa - o.
tained At . vesy snail cost throagAr
out the greatest past q the yeas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
Peooose peWeenpoa.

Cst a. top aaA boetoo. arst VIII
lar0e sharp bstcAss katie, then el3cs
any thickness desired. Lay saeA slIcs
1at q ~ tabIe 40 TIN q the eas,
WITH . eoail. sAasp 80 potatsl pasias
katie. Thsa take - b the Aaoogs 90
rsoovs vhat b Ieet e tAs syes. ina
Dseho1 saves tioe. tFoab1e, vas1e asA
~ euetiag q eas'D 0aeoes. .
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
- ~ 0nn

"Nacauiay vas IL arst authoe -
Introduce ~ auto0obljo into utee.
ature'
How % yos naks tAat ost3"
"He spsaks q Lars Porseaa 80 ~
ivory car.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

eteasi~0.eSeaIo ~ ooae sWt eses.
New Yosk's D11e-A.Wes hoos 10 0
eeoeeoeeSeo ct aA1 ~ eleastns.
1eooo aoA Ae0e fee tAo svSealleea,
LA1e yoos ~ hosns reeslvel l,S7l
49, ~ 1.14e eaGs. OF ~ Aoge.
heoe0 were eosa1 eps i.1oe. vhile O.
eoas voso Dlase1 b NV Quastses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
lecdsa vtesssa ee less.ee
vas.e aesIsNb T,sses.

The bisosse - q 0as1ealag ssAsr
taken BY q 6rss10sae y ~ peaae
iag and asoUlne g uttle tssea, IN
and q hal3 u1111oo0 g W1boA ~ m
bsiss prs1pee1 evesy Seas ~ eset1nG
out h the vosooaD 1Dssoe ssossvoA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
JOKE THAT HIT THE JokERs.
The oeldiers Washed the Clothes
All Right.

During the American civil war sev.
eral northern soldiers were talking
together one day Just before the I'D.
vance upon Corinth. says . writer In
Philadelphia Ledger. A tall. ungainly
raw recruit stepped up to them with
. bundle Of soiled clothes In his hand.
DO you know where I can get this
washing done?" he asked.
Two q the group were practical
3oksrs. A bright thought flashed
into their heads. and. ~ the sequel
shows. unfortunately found expires
sioa. ''Oh. yes. we know. Just 60 up
there With your bundle" pointing to
the headquarters Of General Grant
"Yoo viii see . short. stout man.
deecsabeag the general-"who does
washing. Take your bundle to him"
The recruit thanked them and walked
OF n the direction indicated.
He gAined entrance to headquarters
and stood in the generals presence.
what caa do for you!" said Gen.
eral 0raAt Il was directed here BY
. coupie Of soldiers. They told me
that yoa did washing. and have .
bundle here" General Grant proba.
bly, oa5oyed the situation. but his i'm.
psrturbabje face did not relax. He
simpsy asked the question. Gould you
ldeat1fy these men again?" Eyes.
SIR" VERY well: you shall have he
chanco."
TufalaG to an orderly he directed
him 70 (oll guard, % With tAe ~
cruit 70 SAess ne joksrs were sta.A-
iag. ready 70 enjoy his discomaturs.
and lst him Identity them.
Take the nsa to the Suardhouss.
give them this mans bundle Of clothes
and make them wash II thoroug>ly.
Bee that the work 10 done WELL" The
general was eesyed to the letter.
hls Military Career.
A certain e0csr Who had BY NO
means distinguished himself In the
South Afriiaa var. says Tit.Bits; ~
tired from ths service and built hin.
self . villa n . remote spot On the
coast Of Devoashire. He was show.
ing Il - . friesA one day. aud 70.
marked:
"The only 1lAeslty I have 70 about
. name for ~ house. should Nike
70 hit upoa soostAing suitable. SONS
tAing Appropriate 70 my military c.
reer. you knoW."
II see." rsDaisd his friend. Thea
Why not can 4 The Rstrsat?'
Gss ~ Aeess.
An apple aplecs for breakfase every
morning win prove . great help h
keeping BIG household II health, aa1
II 10 = little luxury which caa - q.
tained At . vesy snail cost througA-
out the greatest past q ~ yeas.
= ~ 0ess.
"Macaulay was IL Arst authoe -
Introduce ~ auto0obljo into utee.
ature."
"How % yea naks tAat oats"
"He speaks q Lars Porseaa 90 ~
ivory car.
Lendsa vve~sa - lsiesee. = :.
Il have Aear1 poopse marvel q ~
number Of vo0ea a11 glsie vAo ~
time TO atasol ~ natiGsss q ~
London thsa1ogo ,san1 evea wait est
side the deees ~ heass 70 ebtain
sood seats 10 ~ eAeopee Dasts. !
must conssss that ~ phsaeosaea
gives susseasay - tAiak' b tAsse
strenuous tinss. wAsa - naay vear
% make euoh Q pe1n4 ee tah1ng ~
'seriousiv ~-inhYsn p1oeog1ol
Ueeeo 0oMb TWt0a
The bisoD0e - q Oas1ealag ssAes.
taken BY q tvssn0eae y ~ peaaG
Ing and 0sovlag = uttle tsssa. ~
aaA Q ha1 u1)11ooD g W1beA ~ ~
bslsg prolnoo1 ovos5 yeas ~ eoet1n0
out n u VngooQo 1Deoo1 eooogvoA
~ .Teo O. ~ e@ead.s
A 0sruea sug0ssa ~ easeee1s1 =
suhstitutia6 . Dae1eae'e eseae ~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

rAs p,c>uss ooGteas1 ssase y q
minisAing = noloDe
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
csssss IN Gmety 0eesjes.

u yos Wish q extract . cork from
IN empty bottle. take . pleos q sti4
strtnx. show . IooD q Il isto tAe nsck
OF The bottle. turn Tie bottle upside
oowa and shake he cork back into
tAs neck ever % lightly. taking care
that The loop II bag ssoagA 70 allow
eAs cork 70 drop uaass Il. Draw ths
eads os tAs strins eown hsAtly satii
tAs tooo surrounds ths coFk. thea puli
eosA sads Quickly as1 he cork will
~ out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
NJ Teo @ ~ 00ood..

A Corr sag0oea ~ ooeoee6e1 =
substitutl1e Q poe)eal's Ggeae ~ ~
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
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ju1ee: ~ ~ jutee - 80 ie1oa -
tvssy euAst: boil - niaules.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17
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eaGAiy ~ sprea1 - ~ b1tserea
s)teee 6 beeal. TAs 0lxeuro neovl1oe
eaeHgA ~ 60 boas a bseel
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-17

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