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The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
MICHIGAN SUGAR FACTORIES
IN TRUSTS GRIP
CONTINUED from PAGE oneo

this year. Hampton's describes the
big beet sugar lobby present to urge
high protection. naming c. r. Warren
and +. r. Hathaway, OF Detroit.
They assured the senators that
they knew naught OF the sugar trust,
says the article. They were concern
ed only FOR the beet. And raising
their hands 10 high heaven. they vow
ed their undivided answering aud
undying loyalty 70 the beet. their un.
relenting and eternal hatred of the
trust And they got away with IT,,
too
The first entry in the sugar trust
records OF dealing with Michigan beet
sugar companies comes March 20
1902, when an offer for the sale Of
the Peninsula and Alma companies
was declined bv the trust April y
OF the same year the president of the
trust reported the buying OF an in.
terest In the Sanilac Beet Sugar Co.
He also reported the purchase OF
$3.50 900 OF stock Of the Bay City fac
tory.
July OF the same year the pur-
chase of one-half of the Michigan
Sugar Co. for 100000 was reported.
loan of $4,000 10 the Alma COM
pany was also approved on that
date. The Alma company got anoth-
er loan of $4,000 on Nov II, 1902.
Dec %, 1902 the purchase of $780,
600 of the stock OF the Menominee
River Sugar Co. was reported. while
the acquiring of the German-American
Go. Was not reported until March 20.
i1903 March q. 1908, the purchase
Iof $4,000 Of the stock of the Bay
City concern is recorded. while on
May ~ the purchase Of 100000 Of
stock of the Scbewaing company AT
par and of slJi 500 of the Saginaw
Sugar Co at - were approved.
The dIsmaHtling OF the Saginaw
refinery OF the Great Western Sugar
Co. is alleged to have been authorized
by the executive committee OF the
sugar trust Feb. 81 l905.
Referring again 10 the tariff debate
Pf 1909, iIsmpton's says Senator
Burrows. OF Michigan. pleading for
thc Aldrich- -Smoot-Sugar-Tr -Trust-Mor-
fnon church sugar schedule. solemn
Nv assured the senate that the trust
iwas in no wise interested in any OF
the Michigan Sugar companies To
lclinch il. he read q letter from the
Michigan Sugar Co. Indignantly and
lpOSlllNflS utUAlHE SuN0 connection.
This incident is but one OF many
(which might be adduced 10 show how
tariff legislation IS made for the bene-
lfit of the trust
President c. p Warren OF the Mich
Iigan Sugar Co. when asked regarding
the truth of the statements in Hamp-
,tons. declined 10 discuss the question
as to the sugar trusts interest in the
Michigan Sugar Co He was extreme
ly indignant al the attacks made upon
him.
II know this man Welliver," he
stated. He then stated in plain
language his opinion Of the said Vel
liver, declaring that the article in
question is inspired by the Federal
Sugar Refining Co. rival corporation
10 the American Sugar Refining Co.
or sugar trust
Secretary F. r. Hathaway declined
To make any statement whatever
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
HARD-LUCK TALE LEADS TO JAIL
Girl Gets Ticket to Indiana Town !;
Sherin Welcomes Her.

Emma Gunsaulia big. good-lookng
girl whose story Of troubles loosencd
up the purse.striugs OF the city OF
Detroit one day last week To the ex.
tent az car fare back to Cohnelsvh'c.
Ind. Is probably very sorry now that
she lefI Detroit
Emman WAS met AT the station by
the sheriff and he writes here that he
expects To furnish ner meals and lodG.
INK ~ lie expense of Fayette county,
Ind. for 30 DAYS.
Emma came To Police Schgt Alvin
Il. Hicks IN the mayor = office last
week with sad story. She told him
that she WAS a good girl who had
been misrcprcsented. and that she haa
been forced 20 come here and TO enter
the Salvation Army rescue home. Her
own home had been Cambridge. Ohio.
but she wanted 10 80 back to Connels-
vile. where she had been living.
The salvation Army officers were
not anxious for hcr 10 go but after a
conference In which superintendent OF
the Poor Dolan was party. the Guh-
sauiia girl was given her railroad
ticket
Sergt Hicks received n letter Mon
day from Sheriff Anson B Miller Of
Fayette county. Ind who said that En-
ma had manifested a desire 10 reform
after being arrested there and given n
33O-day sentence. Capt. Munselle OF
the Salvation Army. had succeeded In
getting the sentence suspended. condi-
tional upon the girls coming To tn.
Detroit rescue home. Sheriff Miller
added that he had acted welcome
party on the return home and taken
Emma 10 jail 10 serve ont her sent
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
ENGINEER BRAVES DEATH
TO SAVE HIS TRAIN
Tortured by Sealding Steam, Davis
Reaches Through an Inferno
To Set Air Brakes

CHARLESTON, Ga, Dec 1S-Ter.
ribly scalded by steam and hanging
TO the outside OF the cab OF his speed.
ing engine. Engineer Seab Davis. by a
deed OF unusual heroism saved his
train. the Georgia railroad fast mail
Letween Atlanta and augusta from
being wrecked
Just before the train reached CLARK
ston driving rod on the engine broEe
and in a minutes time had demolished
an entire side Of the cab. knocking tn.
fireman backward into the tender aud
breaking the steam gauge and pipes
Engineer Davis, fearfully scaldcl
about the face and hands by the
escaping steam. clung 20 the outside
of his cab until the first shock OF the
accident had passed and then. with
the driving rod still battering the op-
nosite side NJ the cab. reached into the
scalding heat with his wounded hands
and succeeded in applying the air
brakes. - -----
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

turkeys. young. soGaic 10. dressed
hens, ltultisc. springs. laml > SC
geese. iSnllc. ducks. - a IL: tirhrSs.
a2ft eac per 10
Sweet "otatces-5erseys. KIN dried
s.35 crate. Illinois. ss,s bu. ~ Dol.
Sugur-Crystai dominoes, y. %, Easis
tablets $500. cut loaf. 81 80. cupes
Potato~s--Car tpts. bulk. $50 sss Sa'
bags. 3S ~ zoe per bu
kabbtts-Sl .aOu .s5 coZ
Prov isfoas-Mess pork. s2S so: family
l5.66. ANNS pow dered, s. - s;sndalL
powdered. $3.50. granulated. extra
coarse. s. sos granulatsd. nne. In pulk.
$40: granuiatsd In 2y-lb. cotton bags
05.&5 Michigan granulated. 90 a,S
mond A. So 30: confectioners a. sess'
NS NS. !. $3.50 $50: No, NO T. T. :s.sss.. 30 ( $50;
No !. S5I5. No. .. 1910; No =. !.'9s'
No. TO- s5; No. II. st?b: No ls. ts
per 100 ibs-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Eacape Death ev Inches.

NEW YORK, bee. Ca mysterious
explosion. following fire. completely
wrecked the big factory building on
Fourteenth-st.. just south Of Sixth
ave. early today and only the instinct
Of Chief Croker prevented the death
OF half n hundred iremen who were
working inside the structure. Croker
who had responded 10 the third
alarm, after looking NJ the fire. which
seemed about 10 get beyond control
ordered all of his men ont of the
building. The last of them had reach
cd the street when n terrific explosion
took place.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
RAILROAD ISSUES
DISPLAY STRENGTH
Market Rules Strong Although
Variations Are Frequent-Rock
Island Strong Feature.

NEW YORK. Dec 2o.-The opening
OF the stock market showed gains gen
orally throughout the list and ,his
continued through the early trading.
Steel common and Amalgamated later
receded, slightly.
II a. m.-Althoueh variations were
frequent during the first hour, the
market generally ruled strong. Rock
Island and Wabash were most prom.
iuent London was heavy buyer.
Governments unchanged, other
bonds strong.
Price movements in the late fore
noon were very irregular. Calling or
loans by banks was IN part the cause.
Local fractions were strong Heavy
buying Of Reading produced sharp
advance IN that stock
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Apples-HocT per on. sl.50 "a Dbl:
western boz apples. 50 :54S box

wesssrn eHI f,r,sI applss; les. siSvin siScvip ooH
csaiinower-,i'f5G: per dos.
GyMIesssn Gs,s,yMGpfsroTfnii fni 'eT eS.a1e s1e d9s
cream aSsK 'ies'. ise: seswsitHer h fancy. sie lb
Coaee--Package coffee. +2s1l7.os
Caiifornia Fruit.-Pears. s25o&: per
box, grapes. sl.5ogi.7s box.
Crsnberrie.-t292 bu; s5so91oo
D.te.-Persians. sSshc: Fards. S9
Dressed Caiv.. Fancy. il9l2c;
heavy. 103l1c 10.
Dressed Hogs-Light. ioi3 q II lsc,
hea.y. "a y lec per TO- ,,a,..m
ifornia. s5c box.
Fio.r-Michisa patents; In wocd
ss e:sS ss1na ss,G1. 4ys os4 ss'' .ss srssaas
coarse Sr.eCsGSnaesl coPS%esl. 81 sss: corn and osi
snSpi sne imlasiiDs. ilasfO o0s!se s.s tom nlaa"ns'
Fresh ysfst:S'e%cuepTSss dor Ieat"es mo-, mo-,
house house. .a foe Id; radIshs'; rot house:
a0a25c doz wax btans. ss per hamper;
beets. soc bu: rutabagas. 80 q soc Huo
bard squash. 1hc 10: California toma-
house tomatoes. zoe 10. .,.
Grap~s-catawbas. Alb. Il " iSc' MAI
agds. ~ o.SO Dol.
Grape Fruit--33 So 013.15 eox-
Honey-Fancy white, .yVItc 10. m
her. 1011lc; extracted. e0shc 10.
Hay--Detroit shippers are Ssyins tns
following prices for baied hay In car
siaaiiso. ,H @ No. !. Isgisso. clover sig sig
o., SissS; .,,.w rye e,s5SS7 stgsS7 ton. ''''' "e ~
Hldes-No 1 cured, l3c; NO cured.
i2c; No. 1 green. lie. No. green, l0c;
Kip cured. No. j, lac; No, :, l2he' kiP
green, No. /. lie; No. 2 iSie; calf
cared, No. !. -lsc; NO. 2; iSAe. horse
hides, No 1. $40 No. z. sa7s' sheep
skins. as 10 wool. soc u Sl.s0.
Hickory Sut.-New, sl.5O ol.is Oh
Limes-si a. 20 per 700.
Lemon al ifornia, s4.oO9o ooA
MspIe Sugnr--i0g " l2c per 10.
Nushroom--504 n 60c 10.
Orapges-California navcls, sz's0
Z box; Floridss. feQz.io box.
OnIons-Michigan. s5Q10c bu. new
Spanish $40 per crate.
Ous--Raw linsecd, f0c. boiled I'M
seed 7ic gal. less / per cent forocash
in 10 days, diamond headlight koro-
sene. sac: turpentins' In barren 'o"'
Ycp Corn-Fsfs 1lnc 10.
pork s26d $3.50. medium clear. 1850
"a 70 so smoked hams. lbc, dry salted
6riskets. lie. shoulders. i2lac, piculc
hams 12hc. bacon. 11Wi1l &c, lard, In
tierces, i5c; kettle rendered. 15Ac 10.
piseappIe--s2g rs doz.
rouItry-Hena f7r, springs ~
Itae, ge~e, ias l3e, ducks. i4HIse.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
MEM NORM rnoDuCE.

moss ssi.5nfg5 Lard Weak mia
lie west spot. sleSoa 800 sugar
Raw and refined Dull Conc. no @
No on spot So n - iali9N
steady. city oi-r country. "N 49,
Dressed poultry Firm turkeys ;-W
sSc chickens l5tfsac. fowls, ~" 80,
ducks l4Ngec Live poultry steady
geese. lee. ducks. i6c. fowls, l9rt tui-
feys. l5a zoe. roosters. ioc. chickens
lSc. cheese Ooiet hrm tuil cream
specials. lsis "a iSc, skins sp''l''S
Co~ec oriions opened unt hanSed 70
80 lower Euttrr. Firm receipts
$50. creamery rNtIa. soc, state h"iIN
,nbs 2tn@.c. imitation Crea merry hrsts
"a aSc Fggs Firmcr receipts,
5.3iht noarDV white fancy. - n Use DO
miNcd 3c Sc. fresh. 81 y Sh'
LIVE S.rOCk fib mfwypm
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Boats Caught in Ice.

The steamer Strathcona and her
sister ship. the Donnacona. wers
Sunday The tug Francis Hackett
worked all day 10 release them. with
ont success. and was later joined by
the tug Harding. from Cleveland IL
Is expected they will be freed during
the day The dredge fleet on the way
from Livingstone channel 10 winter
quarters NJ River Rouge. was caught
in the ice OF ECorse. The ferry Prom
Use went 10 the rescue
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Ihiefs Father Aids Police.

Joseph Schultz. the l7-year-old burg
lar. is getting no sympathy from his
own parents. In fact. they are help
ing the police. against their wayward
son. Following Joseph's arrest and
confession TO number OF hurglaries,
his father started on quiet search
OF his home. No. 1882 Dubois-st. lie
found a valuable suit case. safety
razor. is collars. several shirts. and
some pajamas. hidden In various parts
NJ the house The pnnder was taken
10 police headquarters by Mr.. schultz.
II was stolen from No ~ Adams-ave.
east- Oh Dec 8
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
1rraiQred on New Warrants.

Herman Elbinger and Joseph Klemp-
ner. acquitted on charge of arson by
direction of Judge Connolly last week
because Of a defective complaint. We're
arraigned i'm police court Monday on
new warrants charging arson and at
tempted arson. They waived examin-
alton and gave bail for their appear
auce in the higher court.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
pROpUCE.

There was nothing now in the wav
~ prices TO report this morning except
that dea lers were setting all marks on
poultry up a little This is expected
TO be record week I'm the poultry
trade Almost all kinds OF poultry are
at the highest point seen here IN many
wear and for turkeys Stili higher
are looked for before the end OF the
week Rabbits We're easier on moro
liberal receipts. but as for the rest. the
market was steady and fairly active
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Donovsn.Heston Billiard CO. lncorpor-
ztcs

The Donoyan-Heston Billiard Go.
fled articles o Incorporation Monday
morning The company is capitalized
at $4,000. OF which $4,000 has been
subscribed and 81 i.j00 has been paid III
cash The stock is held In equal shares
by William +. (Wild Bill Donovan.
William Heston and Frederick Schi'
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Iav c. Vollmar Eaces New Charae.

Arrested two weeks ago on capias
in a breach OF promise suit brought
bv BESSIE. Barber Jay G. Nollmar. a
machinist. 26 years old, obtained ball
and was released. only 10 be rearrest-
ed Monday morning, on statutory
charge made by the young woman,
who alleges Nollmar is the father OF
her child He was taken before Jus'
tice stein on the latter charge, and
released on his personal recognizance.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Asked 70 pose in Altogether.

I'm bill for divorce fled Monday
Mrs Maggie Salter makes the charge
that while she was living in the VII
lage OF Yale, Mich. with her husband.
Fred he brought a man TO their home
and then tore her clothes from her.
At another time. she says. he wanted
her 10 pose In the altogether for the
cdification of male bOarder.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
sunervisors Meet jar. 5.

Notices were sent out Monday FOR
special meeting OF the board Of county
supervisors To be held Jan .. 1910 TO
consider the petition Of number or
residents Of Highland Park who are
praying for the annexation OF that VII
lage by the city OF Detroit The qucs-
tion of bridge from the mainland 70
Crosse lie will also be further consid-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Follan Mentioned for porsn,s Job.

Maynard Follan. formerly a library
commissioner and later an employe In
the city assessors once. Us being men
toned as a candidate for pssessor 20
succeed Henry c. Doran. Herman r.
link has also been mentioned for the
place, as has John Kohler.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Dodoes Arrest BY Narrow Margin.

moment after Justice Jeffrics
had ordered his re-arrest for failins
TO appear when his case was called.
Edward Frohlich. Of the Frohlich
Glass Co. hustled into the police
court. Monday morning. lie pleaded
guilty 10 n charge of failing 10 display
lights on his automobile, but on his
assurance that II would not happen
again sentence was suspended.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
LIVE STOCK
EAST FFAIO-Opr
Dunning - stevens live stock Report.

BUFFALO. Dec. 2e-, Special cat
tie Receipts tl5 cars. strong Hogs
Receipts 80 cars, strong. heavy. $3.50.
workers sSiOns50. pigs. $50 Sheep
and Ia mbs-Recctpts SO ears. steady,
best Lambs, $50. ysav,iugs, ss15 ID -;
wcthers. $3.50 10 SIS. ewes. 50 $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
EAST R,rrNI.o-CIo.e.

F-NNI EIFTALO- HF0 20 ---l'l IfIe !.
: $40 head active and SttndN. CHRIST
mas cattle. s7QN25 shipping s56ofl
8 eco: butchtrs. $50 n . so. cows 81 5u
. .5 feeders s2.5eH Ncais 7od head
active, ioc higher. common 20 choice.
81 tlo.5n. sheep and lambs l. 600.
active and strong lambs $6.50Q $50.
canada lambs sSe50 $50 yeariings.
81. - = 30 sheep, sage HoEs. l@.15o.
active and nrm yorkers sS40,d \ -
Tiss s. go, mixed. s. 60. heOvies $3.50
i N.Gt, goughs s,.5od 50 stags So 90
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
1IIII Ann .RAIN.

CHIC ACC. Dec 20 -- " neat opened
~, 20 -fsc lOWer Tor December. TO-
-. c off for Mav There was fair gen
cral rommfssf0u selling but market
did bot SHOW muou weakness AZ tho 70
duchd leNsL corn easter ali around.
traHe Jieht/ oats lower. trade slow.
PROV si0ns lower ON hogs and grain
weakness
Noon hftst hrief show strength
pcr wheat weakened snd lost II dur
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Quotations hN Harden. Stone q Co
Open- High, Low Close.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. Dee. 20 Wheat cash and
Dee Size MAY. SL.4. July si067s.
corn cash and Dec 6fc MAY Csc.
JuiN Csc oats cash and Dec i6i. g,
Nav. +Nc July. Zoe rive. No >. lSc.
No :. - Clovefseed. cash and Dec.
$50. bob. s. March. Ss05 Prime
oisiV~n5 primo timothy. 81 50. oil.
D. '>~"r eggs and haN uncuungcd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
cu,c.co PRODUCE.

ClIlCNGO. DOC .Nl"-buIT', I''n' .l,
erv extras. sac. hrsfs. jVC, thil -
tras. e7c. atsts. s4iscI Eggs Prims
nr5t- g6isc. Grsts. Soc. Cheese wins
leif lsilr. datsirs i6iy NonHkr .,,.sts Ainsts
t.s fowls. isRlsi.c. spring chickcns
I.ftfelsc. ducks l3diic geese l'''
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Markets and Finance

Vorn and oa,s 6oth Strong and sharply
higher
Close wheat continued 10 decline
and cl0srd Very weak for neCemhrr.
Alay and IuiN ended fTacrona1lN ahDl q
tlfe opening price. corn showed a gain
uf Drlri. - ail around oats also
closed stron-. Provisions strong and
hi CHER
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
senate Confirms lurton.

WASHINGTON. Dec 20.-The nom
nation of Judge Horace G.. Lurton.
or Tennessee. To be associate justice
OF he supreme court Of the United
States was confirmed this afternoon
bv the senate In executive session.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Business Brisk in post Office.

Monday morning saw big line Of
stamp-buyers in the corridor of the
postonce. the Christmas rush line be
inp formed That line Is expected 10
continue uujil Friday
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
BUTTER AND EGGS

Bntter - CreamerIes. extras SAC:
hrsts. 33c; dairy butter. 2ic. packing
stock 22Hc per ID
EgEs-Fresh current receipts cases
Included 800 doz. Receipts on Monday
gagcg
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

now sun spot theory is that they
arc caused by whrling storms in the
suns outer atmosphere. reaching tube
like extensions into lower strata.
where they are cooled into relatively
dark cloudS
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

encc. IiC added warm commenda-
tion of the work OF the salvation Trmy
officers
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Bonds and Coupons payable at the office
of the
Wnion Crust Company
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
BONDS.

On nd after Jan 3rd holidays
Amerc A. l. r., Nos t2o ......s 500
Lake Supeo Gold Notes,
Nos f.,e5 ............. ...................
1900
Nos
q.
Escanaba Lumber Company Observation-Disclosures.
s473ooo
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
CL.ENEI.AND.


CLEVELAND Dec. 20.-Hogs 500:
- lower mediums and heaYies $40.
workers aud h"avies. IS workers..
iglts and rigs. sS.5 Cattle. Is cars.
ION i5r higher Lambs 1000. $50
top. CalN rs TOO rs top
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Total Bonds
COUPONS.
Per Cent.

81, 1909:
oS and a,.r H"a' js a Jan
American electrical Heater COMPANY
s+" Steamship es"s:"
Earbor company
Dairy
cssSssa" ooids.r Cas- ssp't tsS sS'"z Fuel Company
conneau. Gas Llghs Fuel Company ..............
Detroit Iron Company .......,,.....,.
Suburban Railway Company
cHehrs. 'rTsv" Trsnspor.s,on vp1o Company
neroc.sn steamship Company
lake Superior Company
Lansing Manufacturers Railroad
Ma s1Sd.1 .,.a. e,s ssy,y M"s esmp'",
....,........
Michigan Steamship Company
Nationai Company
esonyyana. ,,s.. stsamsha ss,s comp'"~
sheboygan Gas Liah. company ..........,.
shenansO steamship Trsn.poc,auon Company.
Toledo Fremont Nor~ak r r. Company
Union Mne Lumber Company
WABASH eorssnd Cement Company ...,..,,......
Wainwright Steamship Company
Yp.Iian. Saline eIecsrio esluay Company
ze,a mIoh,esn a..
On and after January a. 1910:
Lumber Company
TO RE-INvESToRS:
by reinvemsn in bonds to
which the condition and auan, Of the security the legality OF ISSUE
approved by able experienced
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY 7-vss%
DETROIT MICHIGAN
Executive Com
mite They good
Executive Committee xF,
HENRY 3. LEoYARo Chairman.
f. ssskgF SI4s s1.Is4 st.Ls + MsM'e1as s1.ssess
HENRY aussel, saANkw BLAIR
asaseaT E. soYN1oN, CA AOUcHARMs-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
NEW YORK COIToN.

cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
one " co opening
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
9. S. GOVT BONDS.

.E.x-dividend. 75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21
SIMPLE CURES FOR
NERVOUS DISEASES
Nourishing Food and Plenty of Sleep Will Often
Cure Cases if Not Too Pronounced

doing much brain work. and whose physi-
cal condition is not healthy begins every
morning with of these drinks and
carries six raw eggs in her mufT to take
during the day. At II o'clock she takes
three of the eggs in the simplest way
by breaking them into d shallow drink
ing glass. Into the glass she first
suueezes several drops of lemon juice
Then the egg shell is broken and the egg
puts five more drops of lemon. and the
egg is swallowed quickly. All three are
fixed. one after the other They may be
taken in less than three minutes.
Luncheons Must Be Light.
Luncheon may be a light meal For in
stance, piece of roast beef and some
mashed potato are highly desirable. Dur
ing the middle of the afternoon the other
three eggs should be taken. and unless
milk should be, drunk. Sometimes vichy
is added to milk to make it palatable for
persons who do not like it. Whether
1t is distaSteful or not has nothing to
do with the case in nervous colapseS,
for milk must be taken, and SO may be
regarded medicine. If it positively dis
agrees. eggs may be substituted. Four
teen day are none too many if little
solid food is eaten.
As for sleep-it is necessary if any
progress is made. Drugs are not to be
failed, and then a physician must be
called in. Sometimes a hot bath, taken
before getting into bed will relax the
nerves wonderfully. Then in the sleeping
room there must be plenty OF fresh air.
though not a drauSht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-21
t he Models Secret.
4 STORY FOR FAT FOLKS.

The Cloak Models Association has raised their
calling TO the status of fine art The develop
mcnt and retention OF perfect figure is made
the study OF their lives. As a result they re-
ccive high salaries and, of course live CORE
spondingly we'll
But good living and perfect figure sell
dom contemporaneous in the lady. They
only when that lady is willing To pay for
her good times by most strenuous and persistent
physical effort keep her fat down. So the
premier models. OF whom middle aged.
have had 10 fight q good tight hitherto.
Hitherto is used advisedly for the strug-
gle is less keen Instead of dieting and eyer-
else being their reliance. the following mixture
is asked do the work OF keepin: these ladies
professionally lit: One-half Marnola. Il
ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and 81.
OF Peppermint Water.
This is taken teasroonfu after meals and at
bedtime. and reports Indicate it does not violate
The trust put in 1t. Those with a tendency to
fatten up keep their figures stationary by lis
means. while many finding themselves overfst
have lost much Il pound siay by its use.