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The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-16
Cavailo Conoevt.

Cavaiio Concert.
Following is the program for the
Cayallo concert tonight
overture" William Teil".,.,..,. R9ssini
Peer Gynt Suite '.-..-.. -'...''. '''''d dreis
dawn.
death of Ase.
B Anitra's Dance,
In the Hall OF the Mountain KinY.. :,
Aria-"Barber OF Seville ,...... Noss,ni
Mrs George Spaulding. -,
scenes from Carmen --.- nllet
"rraumerei Sc"u"a""
For Strings.
al "Gae to Sleep ...., t!Hher
b The Nighlingale's Song Nevin
Mrs. Spaulding. -,
'Fantasie," from Tannhauser wagner
Dance OF the Hours, fr, N LaGiocon- -,
da .....-... ,.....-- .-.+t'''''. rouch'heii
rhis suite is made ny OF four OF
the several movements OF Incidental
music which Grieg wrote Tor Heurtk
lbsen' dramatic poem, Peer Gynt.
The character Of Peer Gvnt Is taken
from a Norwegian folk legend. He
is a sort Of Morse Faust, a man des-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-16
NOTICE OF HEARING

state OF Colorado, ss. In " q
County OF Larimer,
Inthe Matter OF the Petitio9n' h 9'oaI
Maintain supply Dltcn .H ;,si
inr a decree AdiudicatihgI Nj n,
tothe storage OF Water lr II, NJ,
R.sarvoirs In said Wate, r.,s H.
~ and the use OF such wa"
irrigation Purposes nae,
The referee. W. H. {. ias ny
.hnva entitled action; han,"s ;rns soI
Hied his report OF his iinddibh hsyir
nnnnrIusions n1T" 1s Of law, ana anlopi ast hs
on da5 n decree; said repoi;ii
menuea a he lst day OF April
and the court haEinS, a, May!
Thursday, the lith ia, ,be date
st 10 o'clock \. NJ, as r.nnhiectio
Wbich il will SIT TO hra, ,.t said
thai may be made agai"bs "bsying |
.nrnannsad .nn, d decree: and many, any e!
propJthe p to hear and settle, IeI IreIporI
posed decree ,, order OF )
Now. therefore, pS ,u to all p
notice is hettps r,,tions oil
terested in approPrls "a River AMI,
The Cache Ia Poudrt .ict No. 3, u
,nries in Water Dis'Tn,o', ',o0s, thu
iath day of May, \. y ;or Larimt
court, ., si.Ili sri.oIlins, COLORADO, soaring s
sion for the purp,Gbss'r bs report Of ~ y
all objections 10 VI o,' proposed M as
To his findings IN" Mar rand deterti,,,
also to refSatGi ,Sa, may "y' be mad, 10 10fh X,
or any part tpt H. proposed desdae deesdo
substaanef, hs,sa e., Fort f f1[ collins ooI0''',
~ HARR CLERK OF 'al'
SEAL .,r in GreelS,
April 0, 'os; last puo-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-16
The Last Three Days

o
combined
last day-Tsday Friday and Sturiawn
command has h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

sedas de oro, con personajos en re-
|lieve, sobre fondo de terciopelQ YER
d.. Tamblen existen inuchas bolsas
de esa epoca, hechas de piel de ante,
10 cual prueba que nads hay nuevo
en- eli mundo. Preciosas eran las BOZ
sas que en- ell siglo XIV Sc bords ban
en- Cuen; hicieron furor: sc compren-
de-; no habfa otras mas bonitas nj me-
jor bordadas., Pasaron de modas; Pc
70 en- siglo XVI reapar ecieron otras
no menos bellas Ell apogeo del "ri-
diculo" data del siglo XIV epoca en-
que la mujer elegaute llevaba cintu-
ron adornado con bolas de succino, y
perlas: del centro de este cinturon
colgaba I'm redondo espejo de cristal
de Venecia; usanza que suscito bas-
tantes burlas; y estas bautizaron con
Ell nombre de "ridfculo" al espejo.
Mas tarde, al nacer los "panniers"
las faldas llevaron bolsillos, porque
estos, dada la amplitud de aquellas,
resuItaban muy disimulados; y con
tan poderoso SO motive quedaron supri-
m;dos duraute todo ell siglo XVIII,
escarcelas. sacos, limosneras. etc
pero en- cambio, ahora privan que
es una dichs. Son ell complem ento
de la toilette y son tan variados y
bonitos. que no sabemos cual prefe-
rir; no Sc han hecho nunca mas como.
los; hay en- ellos sitio para ell tarjete
70, para ell paffuelo, para la hojita de
marfil donde hacer apuntes, para la
bombonera y para ell orc. la plata y
los billetes. Las elegantes ricachas
llevan bolsas de malta de ORC.
Parece que este verano Sc estilar4n
mucho los Sacos, { bosas de loile'
) piquG que hagan juego con les ira
ies claros; seran del mismo color que
estos, iran igualm ente bordados de
"soutache
ST quieren ustedeS llcvar ell ridicu.
10 de encaje seda. ad6rnenlo con di-
mnutas lentejuelaS. 81 10 preferen
de tela antigua. opten por Ell estilo
Luis XIV V Luis N\I.
He dicho
h(frn< d< FIaWEnr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Me era tan grato sentir sobre mi pecho
el contacto de sus brazos saber que no la
hacia llorar Ell dolor sinO la algeria Y la es
peranza que no quise ayudarle descubrir su
secreto.
alce-Dice que. Sc que es una locura SO
mos los dos tan lovenes!.--- Pero dice que go.
me anna muCho. Ester
-tDe veras2-le respondi- All. picarilla!
{Se ha visto cosa mas rara2 Hace mucho item
que 10 saba no guerra decirtel0.
Aizo la cabeza me miro con .sOrpresa Sc
puso colorado y Sc rio llor6 al mismo
tempo.
-Tu primo Ricardo te anna mucho desde
que te conoci0,-anad
--iY no me 10 decias.-exc am6 besan
dome
NO querida mia; esperaba que melo
confesaras.
lEs verdad que no hago NAL?
Me hubiera arrancado un no, adn cuando
hubiese sido la mas severa de todas las due
mas
-Es que no 10 sabes todo.-repuso ocul-
tandose de nuevo en- mis- brazos.
-JOueres decir q case que.
Me miro sonriendo al traves de sus lagr-
mas anadi6 sollozando:
-Si, Ester. todo mi corazon toda mi
alma. Isl supieras cuanto lie amo
Respond riendo que 10 saba desde a dia
en- que descubn el amor de Ricardo, sentan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
pOR CARLOS DICKENS

creaandome nuevos goces nuevos intereses
entreW seguramente el porvenir la posi-
b1lidad para ii y tn hermosa prima de IN lazo
mas intimo que Ell que exste en- e dia Vea
Y veo aun var1os motives que harlan esta
union apetecble en- IN porvenir lelano, muy
lejano Ricardo
-Tambien hemos pensado en- 10 porvenir.
-Muy bien,-repuso mi tutor:-no Sc
puede hablar mas juiciosamente Old hios
mios; podria declros que no sabeis a1n 10
que pensa1s; que pueden ocurrir mil cosas,
mil acontecim1entos que oS separen os des-
wien uno de otro y que es ana dicha ell que
esa cadena de flores que llevais hoy pueda
romperse tacilmente pues de 10 contrario Sc
convert1ria en- una cadena de hierro Yo no
10 creo me complazco en- Greer por el con-
trario que os amareis siempre 10 mismo que
ahora; pero 81 algun dia reconocieseis que os
habia1s equ1vocado y, solo existera entire vo-
sotros ell lazo de familia vulgar que os une en-
este instante no vacles en- confesarmelo,
porque ese cambio no tendria NADIA de extraor.
d1nar1o que pudiera asombrarme (cuando
tengas mis- amos. Ricardo me perdonaras
estas palabras) No veres en- mi mas que TN
pariente lejano, IN amigo; no tengo sobre vo-
sotros derecho alguno, pero deseo espero
conservar vuestra con6anza mientras no ha-
ga NADIA qne pueda hacermela perder.
-Senor respondi6 Ricardo teneis sobre
nosotros el mas poderoso de los derechos el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
ciudad en- todos sus aspectos, de

lciudad en- todos sus aspectos, de
los = feglamentos vigentesF res
|pecto al trabajo de mujeresa y
niflos, la topografia de los ba-
rrios pobres. la experienced de
la beneficencia p1blica Y priva-
da y su organization. la mendi-
cidad. el china moral v el modo
de vida de la gente pobre en- esa
ciudad opulentisima.
Ell primer resultado de este
estudio, aun antes de la publ
caci6n del voluminoso informe
que preparan los cuarenta espe-
cialistas. ha sldo mover a la Ca
mara de Comercio de Pittsburgh,
a concertar IN plan de construc-
ci6n de barrios obreros, porque,.
dice uno de los individuos de la
|Camara: Aqua impura. alcan-
tarillado insuhciente, viviendas
antlhigenicas y ventilaci6n po-
bre, son I'm impuesto in1irecto
sobre Ell comercio de la ciudad,
no solo en- su caracter de contri-
buyente sino por la Influenza
que esos males enumerados tie
men sobre Ell volumen de produc-
ci6n Y sobre Ia salubridad fisica
Y moral de los asociados." Las
condolences de vida en- ese enor-
me taller resultan ser ominosas.
Antiguas aldeas absorbidas por
la ciudad Y viejos suburbios han
sldo aprovechados para amonta.
mar en- casas destinadas d una
sola o i dos familias. numerosos
inqullinos, Y esas improvisadas
casas de vecindad, en- que a We
ces los que trabajan de noche
ocupan durante el dia las camas
| o jergones desocupados por los
que durante Ell dia los relevan
en- la hornalla 6 en- la maquina,
dan a GALES desaseadas Y estre-
chas.
Como los estudios referidos no
van 4 concretarse 4 Pittsburgh.
slno que seguiran haciendose en-
otras ciudades, el mejoramlento
metodico Y cientitico de las con-
diciones de vida de los pobres en-
las grandes ciudades de los Es-
tados Unidos es va para cues
tion de tiempo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
ByedndaoS nIOScOHtaS
LA VENTA DE LOS SECRETOS
DE LA ARMADA

Al discutirse en- la Duma los
|presupuestos de Marina del I'm
perio Sc neg6 la Camara, por
gran mayorfa de votos, a conce
der los creditos pedidos para la
construction de acorazados. Du-
rante ell curse de los debates, al
defender q las autoridades ma
wales de la acusaci6n que sc les
hace de vender secretos nacio-
males 4 los extranjeros, relacic
nados con la construction del
crucero "Rusik" declare ell Al
mirante Bostarem, Subsecreta-
rio de Marina, que el Ministe-
rio era "solamente' responsa-
BILE ante Ell Emperador. Produ-
10 tai indignation esta declara-
cion en- la Duma. que ponieu-
dose de pie la mayoria de los
diputados grita ban desaforada-
mente a los miembros del Co
bierno: "sois responsables tam
blen antelel pais;dimitid sin YER
guenZas!. - Restablecida la
calma, despues de largo ratio,
pidi6 IN diputado monarquico,
y Sc aprob6 ST peticion que fue
sen procesados por delito de al
ia TRACTION todos los culpables
de la venta de secretos sobre in
ventos rusos d la casa construc
tora naval de Vickey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Manual de fabrication de ChocoIa-
.&s1tes, Pastas para sopas galletas,
hcspor don LUIS Godos. 1 tomo en-
cuadernado $I.5s con frapqueo.
Obras Po6ticas de don Jose de Es-
Pronceda, tomo en- r1stica 4s
ctvs. con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de
Carolina Invernizio, 2s ctvs.
tomo con franqueo.
Ell derecho su practica, al alcance
de todos, por z. Pr Y Arsuaga.
tomo encuadernado en- tela 81. 90
IS con franqueo.
La Introduction Ia Vida Devota
por ell bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, prfrcipe y obispo de
Colonia de los Al6brogues. 1 to-
mo encuadernado en- piel $1.6o
con franqueo
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta librerfa,
la importante obra titulada:
la mitad del mundo vista desde I'm
aut0m6yiI. de PekiD Paris en-
90 dfas.) Tn tcmo de COS pagi-
mas, elegantemente encuaderna-
do en- tela dorado, zoo iluStracio-
mes fotogrdhcas Y una carta
itineraria, por don Luis Barzini.
Precio $3.50 con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS

EN- LA LIBERIA DEL ROletfM
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
HEALTH NOTES

If people laughed more they would
all be happier and healthier
Equal quantities of lemon Juice. lis
terine and glycerino make an excellent
mouth wash.
A mixture Of white Of egg and red
pepper Is good for neuralgia headache.
Apply it to the base of the brain.
Eggs are muscle building food and
are digested principally in the stom-
ach. They are most easily digested
when raw, somewhat less readily wher
slightly cooked. but difficult Of diges-
tion when hard boiled.
If overworked home-makers whose
nerves are worn to frazzle edge" would
acquire the habit of sitting or lying
absolutely still relaxed and motion
less for five or 10 minutes twice a
day, they would soon sec Improvement
The mind must be relaxed. worries
dropped, thought wandering 10 pleas
ant things. You will probably try this
several times before you get Il right.
but after a little practice you will ind
that It yields large returns. far sur
passing the sacrifice of the time it
takes 10 practice It.
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
IMPROVEMENTS
AT FORT DUPONT
New Brick Barracks Are TO
be Constructed at the
Big Artillery Post

The rapid growth OF Fort DUPONT at
re'aware City and its growing Importance
as coast artillery station 'is Indicated
more clearly probably than anything Sc
by the fact that bids will be opened on
Friday october %. for extensive improve
ments at the post
on Friday morning at II o'clock bids
Will be opened for the construction Of
three brick buildings on the reservation.
These viii include one two company bar
rack. one band barrack and one double
hremen's quarters. and the contract viii
include plumbing heating and wiring.
The fact that all the buildings are to be
Of brick indicates that the War Depart
ment is putting up no more frame bar
racks so common to army posts. Most Of
the present buildings at the fort are
frame, although those Of recent construc-
ton such as headquarters and the ex-
change are Of brick
Specifications and plans for the buildings
may be obtained at the fort on the de-
post OF Sl5 on each set.
The improvements will be the most
important undertaken at the fort for
sometime and probably indicates addi-
tions to the garrison force The govern
ment has made big appropriation for the
further improvement OF Fort DUPONT
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
TO MAKE THE
BEST REMEDY
Fine Home Prescription TO
Relieve Rheumatism and
Kidney Troubles

The following prescription for the
cure of rheumatism and kidney and
bladder troubles has no doubt been
filled millions of times. viz. Fluid
Extract Dandeiion. one-half ounce:
Compound Kargon, one ounce. Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. These simple harmless in
gradients can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy at little cost
and are mixed by shaking we'll Ia a
bottle
The dose for adults is a teaspoon
ful after each meal and at bedtime.
drinking a full tumblerfu of wafer
after each dose II is stated that this
prescription is a positive remedy (cr
kidney trouble and lame back, weak
bladder and urinary difficulties. espe-
cially Of the elderly people and one
of the best things TO he used IN rheu-
matte Affections. relieving the aches
and pains and reducing swellings
A well-known authority states that
this miXure acts directly upon the
eliminative tissues Of the kidneys.
cleanses these sponeeiilSe organs and
gives them power To sift and strain the
poisonous waste matter and uric acid
from the blood which Is the cause of
rheumatism.
IL your back or sides ache and YOU
suspect kidney trouble IL would be
wise to try this for a few days
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
BUCKET BRIGADE
SAVED A VILLAGE
Good Work of Volunteer Fire
men Prevented Destruction
of Booths Corner

Booths Corner. a village just over
the state line in Pennsylvania, came
near being DESTROYED by hre last night
Three hundred yards distant from tho
village a large barn, owned by Sharp.
less Green. caught nge and not only
consumed that building but also car
riage house and dwelling on the prop
ertv. Sparks from tho plaze were car-
ried by the high wind toward the VII
lage and the entire village was kept
busy doing fire duty for several hours
The house of James Tiimble was the
first to take FIRE in the village, and q
bucket BRIGADE was Immediately form
cd and tho blaze extinguished. The
village han also caught fire and the
flames were put ont in tho same man
ner. Several stacks OF fodder were Oh
fire at various times. out were pulled
out of the way and the space Of the
FIRE confined. Had it not been for the
excellent work done oy the bucket
brigades the entire village would have
been WDel out
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
LAW NOT VIOLATED
IN RIVER PAGEANT

CAPTAINS Of vessels who took part in
the river parade on the Delaware dur
ing Founders Week We're amused yes
terday at report that the United
States Inspectors of Steam Vessa Is
contemplate suspendins ,r revoking tho
licenses of more than so pilots for all
legged violations If the navigation laws
It was said that $, amhoats wore
overcrowded and that pilots allowed
visitors to crowd into rhe pilot-houses
As to the overcrowding OF river craft
the government had inspectors station.
ell CT every wharf. who counted the
passengers as they went aboard the
steamboats,. When the licensed num-
ber was reached the others were per.
mitted on board and IL vessels were
dvercrowdei the news is a surprise not
only 10 the CAPTAINS but to inspectors
detailed TO prevent such violations
Maritime men showed no alarm at
the report and said that so far as they
could ascertain the law was strictly ell.
forced.
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
WO MANKIND
THE NEW HAIR ORNAMENTS
Big 5arrettes and Fillsts Used in the
Modish coifsure.

Elaborateness has for some time
been the note in hair arrangement.
The autumn showing of hair ornaments
insists upon this note only an elaborate
coiffure could support them or display
them to advantage. says the New York
sun.
Paris introduces a novelty in the
way Of barrettes II is a huge affair
compared to the barrettes that have
been and stlll continue 90 be popular
1t comes as long as live inches and
as wide q three
At first glance il astounds. at second
% recommends itself as an appropriate
desirable support for the Greci1n knots
in vogue or for any other of tine many
forms Of hulging coi1ure that now
have popularity.
The big barrettc curves SO as TO NJ
well about the base OF the Grecian knot
II comes in amber. tortoise shell. metal
and jet For everyday use tho amber
and tortoise shell varieties are the
favorites.
Fortunately for the woman % mcder-
ate purse they come In imitation shcll
in the real thing harrettes in such sizes
are naturally costly things
The simplest of the big barreites is
a plain ohlnng shield OF the sholl highly
Furnished other varieties show ir-
regular edges and carved. nlaid or
Jewel cncrusted surfaces. one Of the
most soughCaftcr models has the shield
cut In an intricate allover openwork
design
Shields inlaid with silver. gilt or sill
ver or encrusted with design in
hrilliants are among the more eNpen-
sive order
Many Of the large barrettes do not
follow the severe obloag model but are
designed in any attractive shape that
adapts itself TO the support of the diff
lferent forms Of fashionable hairdoing.
Some curve mp from the base Of the
neck 90 well above the ears
| With the big harrettes comes anoth-
or novelty in the elaborate hnet 20 be
worn about the top OF the head one
model I'm tortoise shell fancifmly
wrought in open work carving. has a
great smoked pearl ball an inch i'm
diameter at each end
All the different semi precious stones
are used TO decorate the shell nllet An
linterWoven ribbon run through OPEN
ings IN the shell or through iewelled
slides set in the shell Is the added
adornment in many Of the models.
fillets come in different lengths
some to circle the head almost com
pletely others to circle Il half way and
others to cross simply the crown OF
the head
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
MAKES ASTONISHING CURES
Mi-o-na Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by
Promptly Removing the Cause,
or Money Back.

Nfi-o-na is a scientific and effective REM
sdy for the permanent cure of indigestion
Food is digested IN the stomach by
means of a churning movement Of tho
walls Of the stomach. which thoroughly
mixes the food with the gastric or stom.
ach juices.
If the muscular walls are fiabby and
lack tone or energy. the stomach cannot
churn the food properly, and tho diges.
tive juices are not properly mixed with
the food.
This causes Indigestion. The common
symptoms are: Weight and fullness after
meals. coated tongue, bad taste in mouth
discharges of wind from tho mouth, and
belching OF sour material.
Dyspepsia cannot be cured by taking a
digestor. such as pepsin, because pepsu
simplv digests your food artihc.aly. ard
not all OF the food either. for it has nc
effect al all on starchy food such as po-
tatoes. rice, oatmeal, bread, etc.
There is Just one way to cure dyspep-
ria and stomach disorders. trivial or Sc
rious. and that is TO tone up or putecnergs
Into the stomach walls, so that they vii
be able to properly mix or churn the food
Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach troubles
BY putting strength and energy into the
stomach. They quickly arouse the stont
lch from its inaction. and in short t.mo
Il is able to do its work properly.
And bear in mind that when the stom
hch is in good condition, constipation
disappears, also nervousness. drowsiness
night sweats, heartburn. etc.
Miller Drug Company sells Nii-o-na tab
let's under a rigid guarantee to do all that
Is claimed for them. or money back.
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
SHERMAN has A
Big CROWD, TOO
(contlnued From FIrst 30

bility. It was the first time Of the cam
psign that so many organizations were
rnassed and the iaunty drst voters mach.
ed with the veteran Republican ward cap
aims. Tho parade Of waich joseph G. Law
son was chief marshal was led by the
First Infantry Band heading about 10
members Of the Young Mems I,epublcan
Club. Then came the Republican First
Voters Club. in order followed the PEN
lewiu and Heald Club of the Third ward,
the Twelfth Ward Republican Club. the
TAFT and Sherman League Of Stanton. tire
Young Mems Republican Club of Center.
Vile in black shop caps the Taft and
Sherman Club, of Newport, the Tenth
Rard Pennewill and Heald Club the First
Ward Republican Club. (colored) the Fifth
Ward Colored Pennewiu and Head Club
HE Ninth Ward Colored Republican Club,
the Second Ward Colored Republican
Club, preceded by a coiored band, the
Fourth Ward Republican Club Ccolored)
the Simon Wolf Republican Club. the
Eighth Ward Pennewill and Heald Club
preceded by a fife and drum corps, the
Mil Creek Hundred Mounted Club and
finally. the Taft and Sherman Club Of
School District No. CO.
The mounted men from Nfill Creek hum
dred appeared in white caps ard trousers
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
FOR MILAors HAIR.

Of the new knots that lcok so fetching
in the hair these evenings. All she
needs is a yard and a half Of inch
wide shaded velvet ribbon and yard
of milliner's wire
The bows are only wired az the one
side Of the ribbon. and are tied into
four crinkly loops and two outstanding
pointed ends. which are embroidered
on the top with gold or silver paillettes
the tiniest 20 be found.
hairpin is run through the knot al
the back 20 stick it in the hair easily
Sometimes it is worn just at the top OF
the large puff. and again it is tucked al
one side close 20 the left ear.
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
HANDY TALKS TO MANY
CHESTER COUNTY VOTERS

7. Irving Handy, Democratic Congress
sional nominee addressed a big meeting
Of Democrats at West Chester last night.
The parade which preceded the meeting
was the largest in the history Of Chester
county. Ccatesvilie. Downingtown, Ken
nett Square. Avondale and several near
by townships had largo delegations in
line. There were three bands Of music and
three drum corps. one hundred OF the
paraders were mounted. There were trans
parencies and red lights galore. and many
dwellings ana husness places we're hand
somoly Illuminated.
Evening journal., 1908-10-20
WHoLE WHEAT aREAn.

The use Of whole wheat bread instead
of that made from ordinary -four is
advocated by persons who are not
aware that there are two varieties Of
81 That which contains coarse out
side layer is the least nutritious part
OF wheat and as the exterior is covered
with layer Of SILICA 81 Is indlgestible
and even causes irritation Of tho in
testines.
Fine whole wheat bread. on tho other
hand, is Of special value IN stomach
irritations. IS excellent if one is in
clined TO get stout too rapidly. and by
many dentists is recommended TO pre-
cent decay Of teeth
Oddly enough, bread in the order
Of its dieestihilitv is toast-hne white
bread. coarse white bread. fine whole
wheat bread. coarse whole wheat bread
and rye bread.