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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
Beware of Chatterinu.

Conversation, like bonbons, should
be taken in moderation. About the
only one that can thoroughly enjoy
unlimited chatter is a member Of the
monkey tribe. To talk the clock
around generally means words-not
ideaa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
SinpIe Reinedy fcr a..s,r,rc.

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, as
sney iFsqpeatly develop into pneu-
mon's- Foley's Honey and Tar not
OILY stops the cough, but ssls and
strengthens the lung. % shat no se
rions results need - feared. The gen
usne Foley Honsy md Tar coutains
70 harmful drugs and Il 10 yellow
psckaes' Sold Az The: Pioneer Drug GO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

Thaw said thai lie would write book
When he was out of durance vile,
And doubtless that's what caused the
judge
To send him back there for while.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

Grace-There goes Mrs. Wrinkles.
She has been married and divorced
twelve times.
HeIen-Indeed. | wonder If she
will marry again
Grace hardly think so. She is
superstitious.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

WHY do you always 90 out on the
balcony .aE aosis. 10 sing, John?
Cant you bear 10 listen to me?s
II isn't that, but don't want the
neighbors to think I'm a wife. beater..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
Did she Get 3 SnankIno,

How 81 Gus your mother is to
you. little gul."
mann.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

There is no Gu inine, nothing what
ever harsh or sickening in Preyentics.
These little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
act as by magic. A few hours and
your threatening cold is broken. Candy
like in taste, Preveptics please the
children and they break the fever
ishness. always. and least OF all is the
economy. A large box-4S Proven
ucs-25c. Ask your druggist. He
knows. Sold by the Pioneer Drug Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

For mild, eaay action Of the bowels,
: single dose q Doan's Regulets II
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. ~ 4 box. AK your
druggiat for them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

had rAther meu should ask why my
ssatnesis not set up than why 1t is
Csto.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
Only Too Glad.

Mrs. HuttonWe are organizing !
piano club. Mr.. FlatleiEh- win you
Join usg
Mr.. Flatleigh With pleasure. Mrs.
Hutton. What pianist do ron propose
to club frst.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
His Finish.

When he asked: lis this hot enough
for YOU"
He was In q happy trim.
But Ii he went where they sent him to.
sTwould be far teo hot for him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
He Prefsssian.

Dickinson b good sailor. Do ron
Know that be can extract enjoyment
from the very teeth or galer-
But. then. you know. he's =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

Honor Belongs to French Chemist.
The first process of making soda on
an extensive scale was discovered by
Nicholas Leblanc. a French chemist,
in 1701
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
Abdul the Roasted.

Abdul the Roasted.
Il wonder said one young Turk.
why they spared Abdul Hands
life"
Because" answered the other. 1T
IL forbidden to speak III of the de-
parted, and in his case we couldn't af-
ford any such obligation"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27
History Of ! HIM Financier

He t0fied for wealth both night ana day:
a chance 70 gain he never missed.
Al last he had enough to pay
The cost II nerve specialist. 7.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

Percy-Did you bet ON the baseball
game, Harold,
Harold-Why, was going 10. but
when offered to bet . husky fellow
two ice cream sodas to q box o; cara
nels he just gave me . rude stare
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

tWpSrtSct eQutpWeuk4
Il wonder II hunters had any kind
Of equipment in Nimrod's day"
unused the sallow student
"Of course not" said the up-to-date
youth. They hadn't invented cam
eras and press agents In those
days"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

The little book in each package gives
the formula of our new Hair Vigor, tells
why each ingredient is used, and eX-
plains many other interesting things
After reading you wiltknow why this MS
hair preparation does its work SO we'll.
Made by tho j. G. Aver Co.. Howell, Mass.----
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-27

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
HantiItenfreiS.
Die Giferi11d)t 1ttttcr @eidtuiitern.

Gin @olfsipri6mort iagt uns, 6aB:
u0ie @iferludt lit cine 2ei0eni6aft,
Sic nit Offer ilt6t, mas 2ei6en
l6afft." = Mi6t mi10er i6mer5li@
als 6a5 @eb, 0as sen @roBen 0ur6
bieie 2ei0eni9aft bereitet miro, bringt
Tie audi gar mandem &in6erber5en tie
feS 9ei6 un0 madft it6 iogar 5upei=
len in einen beroerbli6en @aB aus.
@enn grpadiene iid un0 Sen @e=
genitan0 ibrer giferlu6t g%run0los
uno IBIS auf'5 SLUT" nit bem baBli~
6en Gbarafter5ug qualen uno angiti-
gen, 10 lit an Ser gif eriu 6t unter &C.
l6piltern Sic S9ul0 meiitenS 0ireft
bel BEN Gltern gu iu6en. Die 3uriid=
lebung zines &in0es ieitens ser 81
tern un0 Sic 8epor5ugung zines an=
eern ertpedt gep0bnlt6 Sic eriten
Srie6e Ser giferi udt unter @el6mi=
itern int &inoerber5en. IS lit 6o6
ond muir naturli6, 0ab &inOer, menn
tie .ieben, tpie 6as Siin9ite, obmobl es
ldngit aug SEN @ritlingsfleioden ber<
al1sgerpadien tit, %beitdnotg als Melt=
fifteen berbati6elt miro, ooer, menn
I'M ungefebrten SAL 6as Melteite, nnr
neil es 5ufdaigermeiie Dor Sen on0ern
in sic @elt fam, anes tbnn uno lai<
len oarf mas inn beliebt; ooer neil
oas &0sden, neil es 6o6 5mii9en Sen
an0ern, sic etmas uoerber" geratben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
Bic beite 2ebemsitmmbe

lit, penn STR cine groBe Sbat aus
fiibrt o0er Elm munoerpoles @reigniB
Diele Stun6e fam fir S.
81. &itt BON &odp Mt., g. 6, als er
fiirdterlide 9dmer5en lit, mie er
iagt, vtnfo1ge ser l6limmiten Grfal-
tung, sic i6 lie Bate Damn iiber5eugte
i9 MIDI gu meiner groBen 3ufrie6en=
felt 6apon, mas Elm munoerbares Sell
fir @rfaltung un0 &uiten Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY lit. Denn,
nodoem i9 cine Slai6e genommen>
NOR i6 p%ouitdnoig gebeilt. SIR f0nnt
nidts gu gut BON elmer Me0i5in glei@
oieier iagen. Sic lit 0os iiderite un0
bette Mittel fir frantic 2ltnee11, @lut-
Ga Grippe, Mitbma, 6eufieber,
uno Sell uto 9ungen=8ei6meroen.
6O@, $1.00. 8robeflai6en fret. Gu
rantirt bon ser Molitor Grug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
&lanberei.
f:Dnnt.

Die 3eit Ser &eife lit berangefom<
men. Die gol0enen Mebren tragen
l6mere 6rudt un6. sic Meite Ser
Sbltba1me biegen itd unter Ser 2ait,
sic ant ibnen 5errt. 8al0 meroen sic
6eloer BON oem 56nitter hires
.S9mudes beraubt mer6en, uno balb
mer6en audi sic 8ldtter Beginner, iid)
gels uno braun o6er au6 rotb gu
fdrben un6 langiam CUR grbe berab=
5ufauen, aus ser tie entltanben lino.
Sn bem gr6boben bleiben aber oieiel=
ben &rafte tbatig, Die uns Sic grnte
gebra6t buben, uno in Sen 8dumen
erbalt ii6 ser 5aft, ser Sic &nospen
un6 8liitben getrieben l1n6 sic Sriid-
tie ge5eitigt fat. Sour ruben miro er
cine @eile, I'M friide &raft gu iam=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
9as &pselneit als @eilistbum.

8emunoernsmertbe @erfe Ser Bau=
funlt ibuf ser Meni6engetit. Sorm=
bouen0et iteben Tie als 8emeiie fraft=
boQiten S9affens Dor uns. Mit ser
fultureuen @%ntmidelung ser 80lfer
ging Ser Sorti9ritt ibrer 8aufunft
@an6 in @ano. u%riprungli6 oo5n
beitimmt, 5d)ub Dor miorigen Natur=
ereigniiien uno Dor ueberfduen mil0er
Gbiere gu bieten, nereinten Sic 8au<
ten i9lteBli6 6as @eldmadpolle uno
5bone gu Sem, mas mir u&unit"
nennen. @iner iolden 6ortentmtde=
lung DOM &oben un6 @infa6en gum
funitpon Sd0nen %begegnen mir BET
SEN 8ogelneltern nidt un6 oo6 itno
Tie ni9t nur beabtens=, ieuoern al16
bepunoernsmertb binltdtli6 ser 8abl
hes OrteS ibrer Mnlage, ser Sorm,
Ger inneren ltno dl1Beren Musitattung
oes 8aumaterials mie ietner: Berar=
beitung etc. l1nmiufurli6 orangt itd
oie Sroge auf: @ie permogen es sic
tbeiltpeile lebr 5arten Sbierben, obn'
@erf5eug lol6e &a1nitmerfe ber5lt<
1teaen? @olte ser gelbidteite menid-
lide 8aumeilter Sic Na6bil0ur1g zines
1olden Originals i1ternebmen, er
muroe ii6 ser fadmd11niiden &ritif
oes betreffenoen gefteoerten 8aufiinlt=
lers gegeniiber als iol6er 5tiimper
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04

fiiblen, oaB inn ale Suit 81 meiteren
oerartigen 8eriu6en pergeben miir0e.
Gin iol6' formpouenoetes, pe0er gu
enges nodb 51 meites, meoer gu flades
nod tiefes, 51 bartes nod meihess 30
gelnelt fam eben MIR Elm &ogel bauen.
Mit nnfeblbarer Si6erbeit miiien sic
@lgel babel aber aud sic @ortbeile
ei,cr @egeno ab5uidaben, Sic ibnen
bolo lieb unb gum beimatbliden So
Sen miro, bon 0em iie ii6 nut. ge.
maltiam, ser Motb gebordeno, q1idt
Dem eigenen Griebe, p%erorangen lai-
len.
3nr 3eit, menn Sic gr6e iid bral,t=
lih ihmiidt, iingen, jalld15en, frob<
lofen nn0 geben iid aub sic 80gel
unbei6r1nftem 2iebesgenulie FIN, no.
rauf iie bon friib bis ipait an Meitbau
raitlos tbdtig iin0. lin es gang err
mellen 81 f0nnen, miepiel 6iiriorge
u1lo 2iebe in einen iol6en 8au bin=
eingearbettet miro, muB man Sen
Sbierben nit eigene11 Mugen 5ugei e-
fen boben. l1no mer oas iemals &C.
tbon bat, fam liber ni6t 10 rob un0
lieblos lein, feline &an0 nab einem 10
miiblam errungenen 8eiibe o%us5nitre=
cfe1i, INN ihn au aer1tOrel1.
Sino sic geeiter ser fleinen @ogel=
orten aub in mander @inii6t per=
idieoen, 10 iino lie 0o6 imr1er ser
l1mgebung 10 treu angepabt, 0aB es
ielli7 SEM geiibten 8lide oes &un0igen
oft i6mer miro, 0as cine un6 oas mr=
oere gu fin0en. 8enn audi mandc
@6gel Setter ols @obn= un0 SGlof-
r0lme bal1en, 10 0ient 6ns Nelt ood)
esp0bnlih nl1r 5ur Mufnabn1c oes
Wcleges, CUR 8erbriitung 0esielbcn u.
aur @eberber9ung ser erbriiteten Suit
gel1. 9ie 2iebe 5u ibnen miro al1d
MnIob, Sen %begonnenen pielleidt ibon
fn1t ponen0eten 8au infolge 5t0rune
5u nerlaiien nn0 einen better %gehor:1s-
l1e11 Merbalt 81 Beginner. Die 9'e6e
5u ibnen lit eS ferner, melde Die CT
tern oorben un0 bungern laBt un0
I'M Safe ser geotb un0 @efobr ibrer
8rui It 5Dne ser Mngit uno Gorge ab=
ringt.
0'rum riibr'S ni6t an, 0 Menih,
0as gogelneit; 0enn es lit Elm Gami=
lienbeiligtblm! 3erltore ni6t, 0
&nabe, Sen miibiamen 8au, in Sem
@liid un0 2iebe mobnt! SIRE Melt<
iungen iinb Sen 8ogeleltern bas be-
ite, 6as iie beitten, iin6 ibnen ebert
10 tbel1er lto iobiel mertb, pie 0u nit
0einen @eid)miitern SEN gltern eS biit.
Sbr @eiib un6 @e0eiben lit ibnen
b06iteils @liid, ibr &erlu1t bitterites
@eb. 9'rum riibrt's nidt an, oas
&ogelneit, ibr Meni6enfin0er, idont
Sic en Sempel 6es @liids uno ser
2iebe ais @eiligtbum!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
&ittoerede.
9ie flcine 3itbcripielerin.

Vie Detltge SIftI er3uDlI uAs, pub
9toe, ser sic Starfe beS @eins ntdt
fannie, iid berauihte uno in oielem
3uItanoe BON ieinem iiinglten Sobne
56am peripottet muroe. Sem nno
Sapbet ginge,1 riidlings bin5l1 ll1o be-
bedten sen 8ater nit einem Mantel.
Muf oiele beioen fam ser Segen @ot=
ties, auf Gbam aber iein 6lu6. @ie
Moe elmer menibli6en 5dpa6e per-
fiel, 10 fal1n es au6 iett nod gelde=
ben, oaB Elm @ater einen Sebler be-
qebt, uno oab sic &in0er Dies bemer-
fen. @paten &in0er 0esbalb lbren
@ater inn @er5en pero6ter ODER gar
in @orten peripotten, 10 miiroen lte
lib Der iinoigen gegen Dos pierte @e=
bot. 6reilib oiirfen &inOer oaS Ser
febrte ni6t nababmen, oas lie et1pa
an SEN gltern leben, aber tie lo1en es
in ibrem @er5en enti6ulOigen uno be-
flagen uno, ioptel es gebt, Dor ben
Menl6en perbergen. @enn aber &in=
ser oo5u beitragen fonnen, Sen Seller
51 beleitigeu, 10 tbun lie Elm lebr l6o=
mes @erf ser finbliden 2tebe nno
Nanfbarfeit. 0os gebt ober fir &C.
m0bnlih ni6t ourb @rmabm1ngel1 u.
nod meniger ourh Sdelten, oenn lol=
DIE &e0en palien itb ni6t IN Dem
Munoe zines &in0es. Grit me1m oaS
&ino groB gemor0en lit, fonnte es Sem
8ater @oritelIungen MAIDEN un0 a1d
oann nur in oler @brfurbt uno Sic
be. Mun mill i5 eub einmal er5ablen,
mie Elm fleines Mdoden es angeitelt
fat, INN ieinen @oter bon einem
jblimmen 6ebler 81 BEL reien.
Ser Mann mar ser Srrnfludt per=
faIen. ST. ging fait ieoen Mbene ms
@irtbsbaus u11o Damn fam er betrltn=
fen nadb @al1le. Die Mutter meinte
piel, mur0e a1d) 5npeile1 uufgeregt
rt11o fling an 81 idelten, aber eS bolf
nibts. Sem fleinen I0dter6en, 0os
ieinen ungliidliden @oter trob alem
lief batte l1n0 Sen Summer Ser scout
ter inn eigenen @er5en fiiblte, 5erbra6
li6 SEN &opf mie ga at belfen MORE.
Sc mar immer freunoli6 un0 ebrer=
bietig gegen SEN 8ater un0 Bat i'm oft,
CT m09te oo9 BEL ibnen 81 &auie
bleiben, ga iei es piel METER uno &C.
miitbli9er. @S balf 5umeilen, aber
nibt INNER. ga fam ser &leinen Elm
gutter @infau. Sic batte ii6 etmaS
@elo eripart un0 bat Sic Mfltter~ ibr
oofiir cine 3itber gu faufen, 0enn tie
muBte> 6oB ser @ater sic Muiif iebr
|ilebte. MnfangS ging eS idper NIT oem
5pieler, un0 menn lie alf sen Gotten
berumfrabte, ging Ser Sater erl re6t
aus oem Sou lie. Mber sic &leine lieB
nidt no9 in ibrem ST fer uno balo
fonnte 1ie einige lei6te @olfslie0er
ri6tig ipielen u11o iang 0a5u nit If
rer benen 5timme. Sc 6auerte ni6t
lange, ga blieb ser &ater 0abeim; er
batte feline &feife ange5iin0et uno
iummte sic Melo0ien leiie nit. Muer=
lei quite grinnerungen modten mobl
in ieinem &er5en ermaben. 8al0 gefiel
es ibm gu Saul bel beiier alS I'M
@trtbSbal1le
gfun brau6t ibr eud ntdt aae cine
3itber git faufen, es fat audi nt4t je=
ser 8egabung fir Muiif. Mber Dos
fonnt ibr bon Ser fleinen 3itber1pie-
lerin lernen, 0aB ibr 0arauf 8e0a6t
nebmen miiBt, 6em &ater oaS @aus
angenebm gu MAIDEN. Sbut eS 5u=
nG6it our6 artiges, freunolihes Sc
trogen. @ieueidt fonnt ibr ar6 ettpaS
porleien aus einem id0nen 8u6e.
&ur5, ibr mer0et idon etDaS firoen,
mas euren @ltern 5reuoe u11o 6as So
milienleben liebltb ma6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-04
Qn @rocerten

lit Elm Reles fir uniere Tdbi9feit, @u@ bic
be1ten @prten @rpcerien 81 niebrigen Bretz
fen gu pertaufen. &Dmmt uno beleDt Die
ielben, hepDr SIR Cure @rpcerD=Bel teuun9
maht. Sbr meroet 10 piele quite Saden
gum @ien finoen uno 81 fold mdBi9en
Breiien, baB bas &aufen BEL uns gleidbez
beuten6 lit nit beiierem 2eben gu tpent9er
Muslagen, als SIR es fit mDglt9 bieltet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
HE|NzE KNOCKS OUT
Z OF 8 INDICTMENTS
F. Augustus Fights Remaining
Charge Involving Mere
Half Million

NEW YORK, May 9.-F. Augustus
Heinze, former president of the Mer-
camille National bank, charged with
misapplication of the banks funds and
over-certiication of the checks OF
OTTO Heinze & Co., his brothers nr1n,
scored again today when two or the
three indictments against him were dis
missed and withdrawn.
Judge Hough dismissed one on mo-
ton of the defense, while the other
was nolle pressed at the request of
District Attorney WISE Both were re-
turned in 1910.
This leaves one indictment remaining,
which was returned in 1908. 1t con-
tains thirty counts, fifteen of which
allege misapplication of $500,O00 and
over-certification, each count referring
to separate checks that went to make
up a $500000 loan to the Heinze firm.
The prosecution rested it's case late
today. The defense will open to-
morrow.
During today's session Heinze's at
torneys put John P. Fernsler and Rob
ert e. Radert, expert accountants,
who were the star witnesses for the
government, through a severe cross
examination.
From Fernsler statements were
drawn showing that the finances OF
the Heinze's United Copper company
were in better shape than appeared
from his description of it's merry-go-
round method of making dividend
navments
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
TAFT IS STILL HOPEFUL
BUT D, YOU INSURGENTS?
President Denies His Railroad
Bill Has Been MangIed.
Says 1t Will Pass

PASSAIC, N. j., May 9.-In speech
before the Passaic board of trade here
tonight, President Taft declared with a
great deal of emphasis and amid an
outburst of applause that the railroad
bill has not been emasculated in any
vital way, and predicted that satis-
factory law would be passed.
1.-The law" said the president, still
retains it's important features, and I
am hopeful that within the next few
weeks we shall see the passage of the
bill in both houses, the adjustment of
the differences between the two houses
and it's final enactment"
In a review of pending legislation,
Mr.. Taft expressed the belief that the
following measures would be enacted
into law:
Statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico.
Postal savings banks.
Anti-injunction.
The so-called validating bill of the
conservation measures.
The publicity of campaign expendi-
lures.
The railroad bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
TAFT AND BRYAN UNITE
IN BOOSTING FOR PEACE
Letters Outlining Views Are Sent
to New England Or
ganization

HARTFORD, Conn, May 9.-Much
enthusiasm was injected into tonight s
session of the New England Arb1tra-
ton and Peace congress by the reading
of letters from President Taft and 9TH
ers. containing expressions of their
sentiments toward the peace move
ment.
"I have on more than one occasion
expressed myself as being in fovor of
international peace, and in favor of
arbitration to secure it," says Presi-
dent Taft in his letter, land 1 also
dwelt upon the subject in my inaugural
address That does not mean, however,
that 1 am in favor of a country giving
UP that which we now use for the
purpose of securing peace, to-wit: Our
army and our naviy, because I believe
the expense of armament is working
toward peace"
William J. Bryan sent a letter ex-
pressing regret at being unable to at
tend. In addition Mr.. Bryan said:
"I hope that your meeting will in
dorse a proposition which l introduced
at the London conference four years
ago, which was afterward indorsed by
the New York peace conference. 1t is
declaration that all questions in dis
pute between nations should be sub
mittted to an impartial international
tribunal for investigation and report
before any declaration of war or COM
mencement of hostilties. This leaves
the party to act independently after
the report, but if we can secure time
for investigation and report on the
facts, a peaceful settlement of the
difficulty is almost certain"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
HAVE PROVED IT
Impure Drinking Water
Is Really Dangerous
to the Health

That the regular use Of impure drinking
water is dangerous to the health is not
merely a notion" 1t is a fact. as every
competent physician will testify.
Experience has proved the danger-the
danger of typhoid, the danger of ossihca-
tlon of the arteries. the danger of kidney
trouble-and many other complaints.
Some of these are due to mineral i'm
purities in the water Others may be at
tributed to vegetable impurities disease
germs.
You should make every effort to secure
supply of pure water-a supply that
be depended upon-that will be uniformly
pure. This is not a difficult matter In Los
Angeles-where Purtas Distilled Water is
well known and so easily obtained.
Purtas is absolutely pure water. We have
been distiling water for years, have the
necessary experience and most elaborate
equipment for the work.
Puritas is distilled twice. Two distilla-
tions necessary to insure it's purity. 1t
is aerated with pure ozone-secured by
passing a current of electricity through
filtered air.
We bottle Puritas in clean glass demi-
johns. This work is so carefully done that
the water reaches you with all its whole-
some purity intact.
Puritas is inexpenslve-5 gallons cost but
lines. At points beyond this the price Is
a trhe more, owing to the long haul. Reg
ular Purtas customers purchase coupon
books, thereby materially reducing the ex-
pense.
When you telephone ask us about these.
Home 10053; Sunset Main 8191. Los An
gees Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
WINTER WHEAT ACREAGE
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE
Average Condition Below That of
Last Year-Rye Is in
Better Shape

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The aver
age condition of winter wheat on May
1, according to the crop reporting board
of the department of agriculture, was
S21, compared with 80.8 on April 1;
835 on May l, 1909 land 86.7, the aver
age for the past ten years, on May 1.
The average condition of rye was
91.3 compared with 1913 on April 1,
1871 on May 1, 1909, and 1914, the aver
1age for the past ten years, on May l.
The area of winter wheat to be har-
vested was about 29, 900 acres or
ia 1000 acres (25 per cent? more than
the area harvested in 1909 land 4,439,
000acres Q9.3 per cent? less than the
area sown last fall, (31,013,000 acres).
The average conditions of meadow
lands on May 1, $3.50, compares with
ten year average of S1.8 and of pas
lures of 1913 compared with a ten year
average of 87.6.
OF spring plowing S0.3 per cent was
completed May 1, compared with ten
year average of &C, and 65 of spring
planting was completed, compared with
51.9 last year and 547 in 1908.
The details of the winter wheat
states follow:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
SAYS HUBBY'S DEVOTION
CAUSED HIS DESERT|ON
Wife Thinks Joiner Took His Sore
Lungs to Mexico Rather
Than Worry Her

That j. A. Joiner, the missing part
ner of the California Hardwood Lum-
ber company, is on his way to Mexico
in search of health, is the belief of his
wife, who visited their former camp
near Monrovia yesterday and found he
had packed up his shotgun, blankets,
and other camping paraphernalia which
he would need on a trip to the noun
tains of Mexico, which he had often
planned as a relief for lung trouble.
I'VE had been camping out near
Mollrovia, in the hope that life in the
open air would benefit my husbands
health" said Mrs. Joiner last night.
HE was extremely devoted to me, and
the hardships which he considered the
camp life imposed on me were con-
tinual source of worry to him, SO we
closed up the camp and returned to
Los Angeles and have been staying
with friends at 315 West Fifty-sixth
street.
Friday morning, seemingly in the
best of spirits, he left the house, say
ing that he was going uptown to at
tend to some business, and that even
ing about o'clock messenger boy
brought a note saying that he had left
on the afternoon train for Mexico,
and that any attempt to trace him
would cause him to end it ALL
Saturday evening, in response to a
message from a friend, who saw my
husband in a barbershop, went down
town to try to persuade him to come
home, but when he saw me he hurried
away and I have not seen him since.
Sunday l visited the camp at Mon
rovia and found his camping things
packed up, from which 1 am certain
that he has carried out his plan to
go to Mexico. He had cheak for $4,000
with him, which will keep him in COM
fort, and I feel that he is carrying out
a well-laid plan to spare me the hard
ships incident to rough trip in the
mountains, knowing that I would insist
on going with him if he let me know
that he was going.
1.-THE business will be carried on by
his partner until he returns, and in
nowise will be affected by his going"