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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
HONOR ERICSSON.
En- giuecrS Celebrate .iHHirer-
SarB of IHTcHtOr'S Landing.

The SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the landing
IN New York OF captain John Ericsson. in
veutor OF the Monitor. was celebrated Last
night by the Captain John Ericsson Me-
mortal society OF Swedish Engineers al the
third annual dinner OF the society al the
Engineers club. No. 3 West +oth street.
The dinner resolved itself largely into a
defence of the name Of Ericsson the in
ventor OF the gun turret used on war vss-
sells. as against the claims OF the support
ers OF the late DR.. Theodore r. Timby.
Colonel William Church, editor Of The
Army and Navy Journal was the irst
speaker lie said that he had found let
ter from King oscar OF Sweden 10 Cap
tain John Ericsson among his papers and
asked the president Of the society 20 tran
slate H. c. f. Wern. the president. then
read the letter. which. in the main. wished
Ericsson success in his experiments with
destroyers.
After the letter had been read Colonel
Church said that John Ericsson made no
claim % the invention of a revolving tur-
ret. which was a device old as Greek
warfare. What he did do was 10 devise
d combination OF a revolving turret with
a submerged huh. which was protected
from the shots Of the enemy by the
wafer The Monitor a vessel with
only two feet Of freeboard. and the
genius OF Ericsson was shown IN his abn-
ity 10 adapt hiInsef 20 the novel conditions
created bv such a submerged vessel
lie added that Ttmby revolving turret
Wa "a totally different invention. present
ins some advantage and some radical
defects Colonel church described 10 a. a
cylindrical iron citadel for harbor de-
f..,,.a ,,-ffh many floors. each fioor CARY
ing a large numoei OF guns captain An
dreas q I.undin also spoke and read a
papeg b Professor William H. hovsssrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
LII N1SCOTTE GITEN
Opera BOufe at the Nam
haitian.

There was a change in 34rh streets At
mosphere last night. When nowadays one
mentions that particular street and uses
10 qualifying ad jective the street and ia
chief ornament become synonymous. That
ornament is or course. oscar Hammer
STEMS Manhattan Opera House. where on
Monday night Nine. Tetrazzini gave freely
Of the notes OF her upper register in Don't
zettis Daughter OF the Regiment"
" hen, therefore, il is announced that
Audran's la AIascotte- was last nights
bill the atmospheric change il easily ex-
planned.
La Mascorrs" has been popular in New
York. Raymond Hitchcock appearing in
II al the New Amsterdam Theatre only
last spring. and the elements Of its popu-
larity are uot far 70 seek It's music is
bright. r. has story, even II a prepOs-
ferrous one. and its lines are at times
really witt. But 70 be truly effective IL
must 30 PLAYED IN the spirit i'm which IL
was written. and this has rarely been
the case with American TRANSACTIONS. II
last nights performance was not the best
that New York has seen. il was by far
the hes, that IL has seen in recent years.
The company was French the spirit was
French and one singer az least Mile De
lormes. gave performance that woUd
be hard 70 match. Mile. Delorues played
Batrins tho turkey girl VhO became a
countess. and she PLAYED II with infinite
lu.nor and delicious drollery. Her singing.
too vas most expressive, especially m the
~gobbIe'' duet with Pippo, We'll imperso-
mated by Mr. DufcUr.
AI- BIondeI was amusing a. Lorenzo
NVII as vas Mr.. Moyroud ss Rocco. While
the other parts were Adequately taken.
Mr. Haaknan conducted with spirit. IN
shor-. IL was performance ~ opera bOuffe
PLAYED as II should Dc played. within
reasonable bounds Of exaggeration. The
cast follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
MUST RETURN TO zIEGFELD.
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth
Ordered 70 Leave Vaudeville

After several weeks Of proceedings 0f
various kinds Justice SeabJIrv. 90 The Su-
preue Court decided yesterday THAT Nora
Raves and her husband. Jack Norwerth.
must return iu TWO weeks 70 the manage
ment 81 F1orenz Ziegfeld In the interim
they are 70 receive their combined salary
Of Sso a week.
Although under contract with Ze-feld.
Miss BayeS and Norworth lefr their places
in The Follies 81 Iaasr on the New York
Theatre roof and accepted engagements in
vaudeville theatres. ZieEfeld obtained an
injunction restraining them from appearing
under any ocner~ management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
WITH MORGAN LINE 81 YEARS.
Captain Robert Staples, Veteran Mas
ter, Dead in New Orleans.

New Orleans. Nov. captain Robert
Staples, ffty-nine years old. actively en-
gagged ia the service or the Morgan Line
from 1872 TO 1905. died al ms home here to-
day from the effects Of a stroke Of
paralysis received last January He had
been master al various times OF the steam
ships Excelsior, Chalmette Randers and
Algiers. During the early SOS ne was in
command Of a number OF side wheelers.
known as the red ships" and made sew
eral voyages 10 Central America in the
fruit trade
During The wa with Spain Captain
Staples was master Of the steamer Morgan.
IN the army transport service. lie lowed
the New Orleans drydock from Port Arthur
10 New Orleans. Edward Staples. a son.
lives IL New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
ROBERT ~. VAN ARsOALE.

Robert n. Var A-edalA. stXty-onA Years
"a. editor and publisher n The American
Engineering and Railroad Magazine" died
suddenly earl fhis morning - his home,
No. 2sS West 7i=t street. NJ Van ATs-
dale Wa sDpa renrIy I'm tire nest ~ health
He was about 10 retire. when 10 was sud
denly taken iT sud feE o. the floor pr.
George %. Malett Of 10 a4f West sd
street. who vas summoned. said THAT Mr..
Van A-scale Jears Was nrobablv due 20
aDon'exv. lie leaves wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
RE1L LEONARDO BUST
German Investigation UphOIds
DR.. BODIES Purchase.

Berlin. Nov. 22.-The bust which Dr.
Bode, curator OF the Emperor Frederick
Museum. purchased nm England has
proved 10 be not the work of Richard
Cookie Lucas, according 10 Privy Coun-
cillor Miethe VINO has just completed an
official eNamina ton. DR. BOde had already
submitted 10 Emperor William proofs that
the bust was the work OF Leonardo ia
Ninct- Professor Miethe says that Lucas
IN all probability, carried out some slight
restoration on the left half Of the face
but that otherwise he did not touch the
bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
PLANS FoR cHURcH vesTlsuLE.

ssrterIee a Boyd, architects for The Rev.
Dr Henry M0ttet rector. and for the trus-
,ses II the historic Episc0Da. church of
a. Ho!r Communion which "a" Rev d.
E4.sry Muhlenbers founder of -. Lake r
Hospital. established ria'f wears ago 80
.,t,.f, arenls and corr street. died plans
-..t.-aar with Building Superintendent
.f.r-r4r Tor = memorial Eestlf ul~ 40 ~
h.-fl+ tt raf west lag4de of The church
Trie fs fhc hrst 81 series gi improvements
..,.r.r.d FOR The church Tie fesfliale 81
- SO An fler o. 90 10 uullt late
-. soufh iaLait % tle rcincs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
JOSEPH EVEReRD.

Joseph Eve-a-d. & retired brewer died
yesterday from heart disease after a short
Illness. ~ his home No - East lS3d street.
WITH his brother James he established the
brewery OF Everard 4 sons twenty-five
years ago. He was manager OF the COM
pany ur % year ego. wren he retired
because Of 81 health. He vas q native %
Dublin. Ireland. having been horn there r.
1Sse- NJ Everard came 70 this city when
he vas fourteen years old. TIis wife died
seve-aI wears ago. Three sons and -hree
daughters survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
DowAGER DUCHESS BURIED.
Memorial Service for Consuelo of Man
chester az St. James's

London. Nov S-The body % Consuelo.
powagcr Duchess OF Manchester, was
buried to-day at kimboiton. Huntingdon
shire che family seat Of the Manchesters.
IN the presence Of the family and many
intimate friends. Al the hour % burial 4.
memorial service VAS held To- the chapel
I.o.al at ~. Janes's Palace. al Which the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

King and Queen. the Prince and Princess
= Wales and the Duke and Duchess o.
Connaught were represented oy officials OF
their households The congregation also
included many distinguished friends % tns
ia.e duchess. including the Premier and
Mrs. Asquith. Prince Francis Of reck. Lori
Kn0llys the Duke and Duchess Of Devon
shire. Ambassador Reid and other Am.
kassadors and minister's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
GEORGE z. MERCHANT.

Rochester. Nov. eS--CeorE4 r. Meroha7-.
general manager OF the old Rocresrer a
FirtsburE Railroad IN $50. pres dent for a
long time ~ the Buffalo. Rochester &
PittshurE and from lss0 20 &c frs- as
sisrsnt 20 TIE ate president o. the Bu5-
fsio Rochesrer & Pirtsburg. A q. Yates.
died here thls morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
VICTOR MoRAwgTz TO SPEAK.

Al the first regular session Or the =
nance Forum this evening. IN The West
Side Auditorium No. 3is West 9Th street.
Victor M0rswetz VIII speak on The Bank
ing ami currency Problem" and Thomas
COnyngtun On Corporate Organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

EA,HANFE OF CHILDREN
-r wears sEo -he Dowager uuchcsss
CT 7e- 80 Mz-9llse Dc Jaucou-r. The
r--tesse 90 oreTsb's and nLm5e- -
-..rr af -. grear ladies' ~ the Fslb1u-=
alr-r.air. fr Paris founded. iu con-
.e--tr- 49, several women ~ tho great
7.f ~ London an International EE-
M children The 0rEarizatlon
.ae .- -s orie.r rle promotion not mere
re a.qi.a.utsure ~ fo-egs Ian
aI.T. r-r likewise me creation 90 . bot
... --1errtard ne aulous foreign nation
-.. -.,t.al er-rlCval .s systematic *
Charge 40 rHHE~er - school ago between
r.r..f countries French sh. 'd-er being
.--r -- sr..nE raei- tHro@ months ~ long
..r.-rar ror 6avs rr else a fII year n
rzsH German Italian so Austrian
-hs l.--er.~ rourSste-s 1eirr
.asar N return r- the F-e1e. clIdreu's
.-aris f1r rre same peri"a.
Tho basis on which -..r eAcl snEe IS mao"
-Haf rarerte fea- tHe cost ~ fh. loar-
-.. af rHs'- own oNsTrinE. oar that from
.#a rnuort az .ts arrival Eu-N tn@ tour
.re aeua~fu~e fhe child b. treated abso-
ret - renber af fne family siia
IS living 40 attempt rs mao"
f.a a-saciat.1r % iufusnc- the gar
rH-r .- s.nr'iors being restricted to The
-r5..f-' .ru 20 one another ~ families ae-
-I-r.. of eT-rting such an eK-haEge and
IA. making the n.-cesssry inquiries - To
PIC bona udse sud eligibility of those ~Teh-
re ra male lss - tire assistanoe ~ ne
organ zatIou. During tho past siN years
.ary thousands ~ such exchanges nave
-sk.r r.ar,. and committees similar y"
r1st of rIe -omiesse So Grefuhie and Tie
IfavaFer Duci.esse d'Jzes iu Paris. nave
.-er formed ny women ~ The leading
sns-s.racF iu Germany. Austris. ltalF,
-fa.r Belgium. Holland. scsndiHa'1a ara
l.4-sls
Tat rarnauees take place each year "a
t.af g-ssiug numbers between tie FarioIH
countries M Elr0ps But strangely
.l9uEH. ir ra. Reports which J have lAieis
..e,If.-d from Paris. cannot mo auy men
r.ar rr EXCHANGES beIs-~au tle i'nli-o states
I'D ~. .arol- countries Ia E-l"pf poe
fa.r tll- D.. b,c- 80. Tie e1isience ~ ihia
farze b. aor r4acl~ntig kuoHn iu uii-
country. raf iterf must ,--ffainir To- 3
l.1er e- Anleric-n ta.niiisa. in moro Or
Nl.nf rarcl .-sfaurss Nh-rl would h'
rE ta -oud Ul.I c.laHsu across ine
...sr Do -Urrl fafir siain O. hoiiaafs "r
4els-.. a. rc.l -to-1o French fsniilics. HAeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
ADMIRAL Won sENoEN-sIeRAN.

Berlin No. Admir- Baron Gustav
won Sendeu-B = bran. who was for eighteen
years the chief 81 Emperor Williams pri-
waite naval cabinet. died to-day. Death was
cue 10 an sbscess on the brain. He was
born IN ~ and retired from Official -
IN -qs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
Broadway rahernacIe.

BROADWAY and 5uth 81
Rev CHARLES r.. IErF VERSION u % r4er,r
tl wl---f.ihic WarShip
pr IEFTERSUN will n-ra-n
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
Unitarian. .s4fh - ara park Ave-
Tuion Thanksgiving Service ~ 4 n, ri,,r~..t,.-
conducted By Rev JOHN o. NYNES FfOTA MS
Rev ar sNM y T. SLfCER wNl pr-.ch
a. A-ics14-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Calvary Nj. T.. Church.

t2ath Street and seventh Avenue.
Rev CHARLES l. GOODEI-I- II. D. PASTOR
Thu Rs. ~ q NJ. THANhSGfNIN,5 SERVICE
Preaching by the PaStof-Suhiect '"rhc Hand
Of liod iu American History
special Vocal and Instrumental Music
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. SIN g.. %
tween ON and sth aVes--fatriotic rhsnk sxisr-
ing service. N a IA. DR. MACAREHT RS sub
1-ct- National frents and Rcccuf Elections.
causes Cor Thanksgiving superb music
church beautifully decorated strangers cor
daily welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
GENE fERIES.
HE wOoDLAWS CEMETERY

f. readily accessible % Harlem train from G-aua
Central station. Webster and Jerome enue troll
leys ard BY carriage. Lots $50 up. Teiephons
1885 Gramercy for Book - Views Or reprs-
once. 10 Esst cd St. View York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

Highest tsfur@-1 urr Vesf0r1a-. - degrees
Lowest b "a % Do. m D. average -. average FOR
-1rra-pnu.fing date last Hear. as average cor
r.-r.andtar dale Iss- thirty three Years a.
fn-aI forecast. Parity cloudy to-day. Thurs
aar fair and slightly warmer moderate north
enst tu east winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

Cr-RTIsS-st Tarrytov-n y. W Noveul5er n
l@s e, Henry asei . yea-s fup 1s.. l,. -
81. FRIDAY November N. 2;3p o'coc<
Internent a. Convenience ~ tamir
DE ARNss- suddenly. November ~ Franeis-'
.,e Arnas- BODY AZ The puma 1ll "- - -
"a West I'D 81 Campbell Buildiuzl -
vtna fuhai papers please copy
FECHHEIMER--On November =. A. rs rest
denc-. No. % Wesr 5sth = Warm %
heiner. IN the 75tu year - his age FUNERAL
private.
HtINES- Suddenly Al Brewster - z li"n
day. November - 1919. annie g.. wife ar
Fugene z. Faines and daushter - Maria ara
ne are James Fur1- runeIai sertle@s VII
on Fridav. N0v-rr Der - a. p. n Reisriv~-
and friends are respertfulv invited tarri%-es
viii meet morning train ar Brewster
HARTLEY-Emma Louise. wife u the -
Oliphanr p Hartley. and mother ~ MA E1-
mund D. Fisher. on Monday November =
ION 81 FIatbusn "Wednesday. November "a
az $50 D M. Internent az Burlington "
MARTIN-On TUESDAY. November y. 1909. Nay
Plat Martin. beloved wife u Charles Martin
MJTLTON-Passed away srndav November -
ST. Brooklvu. in the ssrH wear ~ his az
Funeral "Wednesday. November "a al 10 a n
MILLER-On Tuesday morning November =.
brother H. J. Miller. Eensico y. z. aged -
Years Funeral az o clock ?. m THURSDAY
November ..
william g.. me beloved husband - Agnes
Moquin nee German Relatives ana friends
are respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral
Wednesday. November a 1898 az a M
rom his ATE residence. No. - Danforth ave-
Jersey CITY.
PACKER-suddenlv az her residence. No. -
Henry 81. Brooklyn Heights. on Tuesday. No
veulDer -. Harriet p Packer. daughter Of -
late William = and Harriet l. Parker Fu-
neral Al her ate residence. No - Henry y
BROOKLYN. on Friday November D a.
o'clock
husband OF Charley Adelaide Parsons. ssed .
years Services Al his lare resi1ence- No. ~
Adeiphi 81. Brooklyn. "Wednesday. N0vernoe-
-. 1853 at : o cioca- Interrnent Greenwood
PCRDY-At No. - East 3srh 81 on TUESDAY.
November -. 1919. Joanna r. Purity. dauEhrer
~ the late Elijah and Catherine Harseu Furfl-
Funeral services az her late residences on RI
dav morning. rha 18th inst a. 70 o'clock
kindly omit flowers
BERTSON-Suddenly on November D. 70 ..
az No. 81 Salisbury Terrace. Aberdeen Scot
land. Helen Mcmillan Patterson. beloved wife
- Alexander Robertson ate ~ Brook, n
sTTCKLEN-In Brooklyn. November - 1908.
Stucklen. ar her residence. No. 293 Ciasson
ave
WILFORD-On Tue~lsv. November = 1909
her residence. No. - Morton 81 BrooziTu.
Eleanor beloved wife OF the ate Francis W.
ford
wILSON-On MONDAY, November - 1eee Io-
seph Wilson, after a short Illness. az his resi-
thursday afternoon. November = =
clOes- Inte-ment tn Holy Cross cemetery
wILsON-At the home ~ his daught-r Mrs.
Charles T. MURRAY. Norval Wilson. aged q
Years Funeral l-30 r. Weduesd az. az
rhappaqua, y 2 kindly omit aoWerS.
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Forecast for special
Orcial observations o. United States Weather
.-.aLl faa.n IL D. IL -a.-erIav- fu..nN-

Local Official Record.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
,aauges "a tho rrrlTrerat53re for Tho last twenty
ror.r hours 90 comparison with the corres1unding
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To the Employer
Do vow want desirable help QUICKLY
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY con-
sultiug the ule % applications Of selected
aspirants for positions OF various kinds
which has just been installed at ths
Uptown once Of
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
oaie,ar Record and For-ca~t.-wa-ains,o-

Oficiai Record and Forecast.-Wash gton,
N7v. 2a-THe principal portion Of the storm %
the last tao days has PASSED out the G-it 81
s@-rrCary disru-1asca or the carolina crast.
AFTER "a ms Nnuds- night and TUESDAY m uIe
atlantic and east Gulf states and some snow 90
rns lake region. rno weather over the eastern
hair OF Tho country hs- generally cleared. except
along tho i1-ni-1Ia fs Atlantic coast
10 f- 1-sIlnEI- colder Too inc Atlantic ana 'ru'r
states. tHe lower lake region and inc ohio Nai-
'er. and warmer i0 -.s Missouri N1l"-- the
plains state= and tde central Rocky Mountain
region
Tho weather viii continue seneraIIv cloudy
upper Mississippi valley ami upper lake region
westward with rains over fhs northern districts
west OF the Rocky Mountains. ard rains OPP
SHOWS N-iuee.lar In The Northwest. extending
upper Mississippi valley and upper lake region
Elsewhere Che weather viii Dee generally fair
"Wednesday and THURSDAY. although b. is likely
fD heroine somewhat unsettled Thursday iu tre
Ohio valley sud lower lake region. IL will o-
warmer Nes-uesa Jg "a The lake region. ths
central valleys ard the cuff states. anu warmer
lower lake region and the ohio valley II viii
re colder ~ ear-sGar iu the extreme $1rth-
west. and colder Thursday in the Northwest
generally am the extreme central West
ports viii have crate NORTH % east winds.
with partly cloudy weather 90 the Grand BANKS.
Forecast for special Localities.-For Eastern
PeurEy lvaula and Eastern New YORK. partly
cloudy to-day. Tlurs-av fair and slightly warm
e.. moderate northeast 70 east winds
For Neyy England tair today preceded by
rain or the Atlantic coast. Thlrs1ay
fair ana slightly warmer. diminishing north 70
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
thursday. noderar. easr o.. southeast winds
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UNDERr4KERs

FRANK p CAMPBELL. 24r-s w~-t sd ~.
ChapeIs. Private Rooms. Private Ambula1c-&
Tel I1c4 chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. The world wide Known
undertake. only ono place o. business. 7rh
ave and 18th 81 largest IN the world. Tel.
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DIED.

Notir-S ~ marriages and deaths must ~
indorsed with full name and sddre--.
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MARRIED

Wy NALEENBr Rob -CFIAPNAN - r1es'isr.
November - Mrs. William Hays Chs1nAn
and Mr. Philip Van VaikenhurEh
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FECHHEINfFsH- November . A. ms resi-
demo. No. - Wesr JSrh 81 Martin = Fech-
neisner. beloved husband ~ FRAMES NJ -ecH-
heimer. IN the 1Str year - his age Funersl
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GENERAL Mgwa.

The New York public service com.
risaiou has refused to grant the appli.
,ation Of several women's reform
leagues for women's cars In the sub
way.
Nicholas Iongworth. ex.Preaident
Roosevelts son.in.law. 10 looening up
- formidable candidate for The gov.
srnorship OF Ohio.
Fire which swept away twenty resi-.
fences Ia South Chicago on The morn.
lag Of the 10th Inst. burnsd stx Ter.
soos 10 death. A majority Of the vic.
Tins were Poles. Who lived IN ANAL.
crowded tsoemeats.
On account d the unfavoeabIs crit.
.isn aroused b. The system a sxsmpe-
NJ vicA men from the military service
ipoa the payment Of $500. Kins A.
ouso has Issued . decree abolisAiug Q
noasy indennity II lteu a service.
Joy rsAsrs Who We automobiles
without The owners ooassnt. are Ma
be 70 oioe ~ q ten days II 3aii ~
1se Co0neetisoe0 ~ antu0oSlls Nv,
ne ps0a9Q ~ e0orAei0g . car Wills
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-08-14
CHILD HAD SIXTY BoILs.
And evtssrsd Annually with q Red
oeaid-llks humor on Her Head.
Tnubles cursd BY cutleura.

when my little Vivian was about
six months old her head broke out in
boils. She had about sixty In all and
I used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment which cured her entirely,
Some time later q humor broke out be.
hind her ears and spread up on to
her head until 1t was nearly half Gov.
cred. The humor looked like a scald.
very red with sticky. clear fluid com.
ing from It. This occurred every
spring. always used Cuticura SOAP
and Ointment which never failed to
heal It mp. The last time It broke
out 1t became 20 bad that was dis.
eouraged. But I continued the use OF
Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Resol.
vent until she was wen and has never
been troubled in the last two years
Mrs. n. A. schwerin. s74 Spring Wells
Ave-. Detroit. Mich. Feb. -. 1905"
tsaass Dug . olsa. oosp. ss,s Pse,s, Bos.e.