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Evening journal., 1911-11-13
STORES PREPARE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

The stores of Wilmington are get
ting ready for the holidays. and Christ
mas six weeks away. but they have
10 do it to get their goods in time
Some of the goods now arriving and
being packed away for the holidays
were ordered a year ago. and from
time to time all through the present
year buyers have taken occasion, when
they saw a good thing. TO have It put
on the Christmas list and delivered
long before the time for display. In
all of the department stores the note
OF holiday preparation Is in evidence.
and IL is said that the displays this
year will be more varied and hand
somer and better than over before
Compared with the stores of the larg-
er cities those Of Wilmington can al
ways hold their own, and il is not
necessary for anybody to go away to
do their shopping.
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
.NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Firemen Meet COunCiImen t.
night to Talk OF Chemical
apparatus
DISCUSS RUMORS WHILE
AWAITING MOTOR CAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 13.-The FL
nance and Fire Committees Of City
Council will meet committee from
the Good VIII Fire Company this
evening TO consider the purchase OF
a combination chemical and hose
wagon from the Fame Fire Company
of Wilmington. The fire company has
several hundred dollars i'm the treas
ury but do not feel like depicting the
cash account TO buy the apparatus
City Council will be asked to donate
$500 toward buying the wagon. The
idea Is TO get one-half that amount
and during the winter months hold a
fair and raise the balance Of the
money.
The Way of the Cross will be erect
ed in St. Peters Church next Sunday
afternoon. The new stations are the
works Of masters
When 81. Peters Church is dedi-
Gated on Sunday November 26 the
Hibernian nights Of Wilmington, will
be guard Of honor for Bishop Mon
Afghan. Headed by the Polish band the
Knights will head the parade and the
parochial school children and the men
of the congregation will be IN line.
The children will carry American and
Irish flags and the men will carry
canes and wear bows OF the Papal
oolors. In the Methodist Church yes
terday the Rev. Il. y. Moore preached
another Of the series of special SER
mons on the subject: what Is Your
Life?"
Edwin T. Doakyne Is now at Milton
as an inspector on Government work.
The Citizens Building and Loan AS
sociation meets this evening
Contractor James Morrison is rush
ing tho work on the Baldt property I'm
order 20 have Il completed before the
advent OF winter.
New Castle got it's share Of the
storm yesterday afternoon and last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lancaster,
Jr, Of Wilmington, visited friends hero
yesterday. Miss c, V. Collins, of Phila-
delphia, has been visiting relatives
here
There are all kinds Of rumors re-
garding the Federal Motor Company
One is that the long watched for car
for the Delaware City line will arrive
today. Another is that next spring the
company will build a line from New
Castle TO Atlantic City by way Of
Salem. A similar line was contem-
plated by two other companies and
the report goes that this company will
build a power plant and operate the
cars.
Application is TO be- made TO the
Mayor and Council Of Salem for a
franchise to build the road through
that town.
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
CLERICAL WORK
UNDER INSPECTION
Railroad Bulletins Must be
Plainly Written and
Accurate

In line with the movement for eff
cheney in every department, the Penn
sylvania, Reading and other railroad
companies are giving special atten-
tion to the clerical work in every de-
partment Each month a close in
spection is made Of the sheets and
books. Accuracy is the watchword
and there have been quite a number
Of clerks disciplined because of their
poor work.
There is one branch that is receiv-
ing close attention from the officials
of both the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroads, and that is the prepara-
tions Of bulletins to be posted on
bulletin boards. The bulletin boards
in round houses, yard offices and
SLOPES are supposed to be used for
advising employees of important mat
ters to which their attention should be
drawn. In some cases bulletins are
given, showing special work accom-
plished by engines, or calling atten-
tion to closer attention 10 certain work
with the expectation that the bulletins
will spur the men to make better re-
cords.
The average report or bulletin
found on the boards is at times so
poorly written or printed that it is
hard to see where good results can be
obtained. II is not unusual to find
carbon copies of reports or instruc-
tions posted. which are so indistinct
as TO be readable only upon the very
closest inspection. In many cases
mimeograph copies are used which
are hardly readable IF the infor-
nation is worth posting at all 1t
should be prepared neatly and legibly,
so as not only to attract the attention
of the men, but to set before them
an example Of neatness and orderli-
ness" remarked an official today.
How can we expect the workmen to
keep their tools or work in a clean
and orderly condition with such ex-
amples on the part OF the manage
ment before them. A certain road
is spending a large amount of money
to properly develop and educate its
apprentices"
Evening journal., 1911-11-13

much depends, in the matter of pass
ing through Kent county towns, as
to whether the easterly route. which
will include Milford, or the westerly
route which will touch Houston, will
be selected. If the route to Houston
is taken. it is said, the large towns
of Milford, Frederick and probably
Dover may be left to the East by the
big road.
CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING
In Hanover Presbyterian Church
this evening the Ninth Ward Civic AS
sociation will hold a meeting
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
INSTITUTE FOR
SUSSEX TEACHERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Nov. 13.-
The program for the annual Sussex
County Institute to be held at Armary
Hail, Milford, November %, % and "a
has been completed by County super
intendent f. j. Hardesty. The insti-
tute promises to be one of the best
ever held i'm this county. The pro-
gram for the three days follows.
Wednesday morning-10.00 o'clock,
devotional exercises. the Rev. Howard
r. Quigg, Milford; address. The
Voice and School Discipline" Or. Paul
NJ. Pearson, of Swarthmore College;
music, Prof. Jerry March; afternoon
session, music, institute; address,
Some Fundamentals I'm Teaching" "
DR.. f. b. Pearson; music, Prof. Jerry
March; address, "A Vocal Vocabu-
larry" DR.. Paul M. Pearson; evening
session. The Dudley Buck Concert
Company, a high-class musical COM
pany-
Thursday morning.-9.00 O'Clock
! devotional exercises, the Rev. III. l.
Bunstein; address, Preparing for the
| Reading Lesson" DR.. =. NJ. Pearson
music, Prof March; address. "Tht
Safe Teacher" Or. f. b. Pearson; af-
ternoon session. music, institute; ad
dress. "A Bit of Psychology" DR.. f
b. Pearson; music, Prof March; ad-
dress, THE Piper DR.. Paul NJ. Pear
son; address, DR.. Edward Amherst
OFT. of Massachusetts,; evening ses-
sion. lecture, Sour Grapes" DIR. OFT.
Friday morning-90O o'clock, de.
votlonal exercises, the Rev. w. II
Savage; address, Tact in Teach.
ing" Dr. +. B. Pearson; music period
Prof March; address. Teaching the
Reading Lesson" Or. Paul Pearson;
afternoon session, music, institute
address, Motives and Interest" Dr. f
b. Pearson; music period Prof Jerry
March; address, Pronunciation,
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
YORKLYN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
YORKLYN, Del, Nov. 13.-In com
pliance with the increased heavy
freight traffic the b. & o. Railroad
Company is strengthening all their
bridges with view to nlacing heav-
Ter engines In service.
A Guernsey COW owned by Marshall
Brothers fell into a well and was in
stantly killed
Miss Nan McFadgen. Of Maryland.
spent Thursday here.
John Becker has pressed $4,000 gal
Ions OF cider this fall.
Samuel Pyle, of West Chester was
here Friday.-Miss Elsie Carpenter Of
Philadelphia is visiting friends here.
Or. Yaul NJ. Pearson; evening ses-
sions The Hussars a high-class nov
city entertainment
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
NO DECISION ON
BOULEVARD ROUTE

DOVER, Del. Nov. Ex-Governor
Pennewill and Secretary of State
Charles S. Richards of the commission
on the part Of the people to approve
routes for the Coleman dupont
Boulevard. discussed the proposition
nearly all day Saturday at the State
House, over which route TO approve,
on the representations made by the
builder and the engineers, from
Georgetown northward to the Kent
county line. The state officials were
surrounded with blue prints and. after
the meeting, stated that the decision
as to the route would not be reached
before early this week. 1t is said that
Evening journal., 1911-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-The
movement TO get Abe Ruef out of San
Quentin prison, wherc he is serving a
fourteen year term for grating in
this city, has gained such force that
il seems likely that he may go free.
Franklin X Lane, interstate commerce
commissioners, and Brand Whitlock.
mayor of Toledo. have signed the pc
tition asking for the release of Ruef
on parole There is a general feeling
that Ruef has been a scapegoat He
was convicted at time when she
conviction Of any of the accused men
would have been easy. but all the
others charged with grating escaped
Evening journal., 1911-11-13
READY FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC..

The Pennsy shopmen are busy
these days repairing the compsny's
locomotives for the coming winter
season, which is expected to be a
heavy one in freight lines. All over
the system engines that have been
stored during the summer have been
pulled out and given a hauling over.
The length and weight Of the trains
has TO be reduced materially during
the winter. especially on the siren
grades Of the Pittsburgh and Middle
divisions and therefore more engines
Will be required.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-31

metteren l1miidereifen bieier 8Gaoe
nod Moelidfeit ginbalt 8u TIN.
Die &egierung leiitet fir oie Scr,
ni6tung iolder 8flan5ungen eiuen
S6abeneriot, Ser oGeroines 1T gar
feinem @erbdltnis gu Sen 8erluitcn
itebt. 3unG6It oarf bos 2anb, mel.
DIES oft in Sen teueriten 2aeel1 iif,
befinoet, erIt lfo6 5-7Sobren ipi..
Der ols 8einberg beniist meroen,
oonn pereeben brei Biz bier Sabre,
ebe Die erite grnte er5ielt meroelt
fonn, ioooB Sen @ir5ern gang rie-
iige 8erlufte ourh Die Reblous Oil.
gefuet merben.
gs moren flint i6limme Sabre,
melde oie @in5er i'm 3beinlanoc.
mie in Der Bfol5 ourd5umodcn Bat
ten Sabre, meIde mande BON If.
men an ben Mnno oes &uins eebrodt
baben. Gber in oieiem Sabre bot If.
men, i'm nGrtliditen Sinne oes
8ortes, oie Come freunblih GELD
6elt uno penrl Der rei6e Serfit
erlt eingebradt lit, iperoen ai6 Die
Sor9en, mel6e Die lebten Sabre
bradten, oerseiien lein. ltno ond
fir oie @eintrinfer i'm fernen @e=
item miro Die 8oti6aft cine 6re,l=
oenbotidaft fein. Nab langel,
lauren" Sabren siebt es mieoer Ell.
men @ein in Dem ein erfIedIider
Cell beg i~agenboften @beingoloes
ettbalten lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-31
9reikia SATIRE s%mjammett.

30idbrtges 3u%ianuueniein = be-
adtet oies, mie Ser. @ert ODER sic
psychological zines Mrtifels 9eitono
bat ooer nidt. Gs lit fem 9fdtleI in
Der @usiage bon Sbos. MriB, Cont
coro, Mid, melder i6reibt: SD
gebroi1de Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY
lett 80 Sabren, Dos bette mir be-
fannie Mittel fir Suiten i,no grfdl-
tungen." ginmal i'm !Sauie einge.
fiibrt, bleibt es. 0iele gebraudten
es 40 Sabre lang. u~nfeblbare
Sails, u1o 2uneen : Meoi5in uno
unerreiht fir 60 Grippe, Mitbma,
Sap-feper, &eudbuiten uno 2ungen.
ent5iinoung. Breis SOC uno $1.00.
Brobeflaihe fret. @oronttert BET al.
len Gr1ggiiten.
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Serssrmk ober Sersenssrnh?

SIN anidluB an oos fur5li6 bier
er5ablte @eibidtfen bonn beiligen
8ureaufrntius unb oem umtauih
5erriiiener 8riefmorfen teilt uns Elm
2eier cine ebenio bibi1e gpiiooe
aus Dem @eiddftsbetrieb Ser Scle.
gropbenmitalten nit. 8or eiil
paor WonaterL i6reibt er uns, mon.
te i'd bon Berlin aus telegrapbiid
na6 Sauie meloelL nit mel6enl
3use id oabeim mieoer eintreffen
miiroe. 3u per gan5en Meloung
nit nnterldrift geniigten neli,
Borte. SoIte i6 benz Sisfus oas CT,
ne @ort ld)enfen2 Stein. Nuten
mir es alto 81 seinem freunolider
@ruBl u@ruB" mar mir ieood au'
fnapp, 81 militariib. &c fiel mir
Elm, oaB in Der Gomilie meiner
6rau, OIL Die i'd oas Selegramili
ridtete, iid aIs praftiide Mbfuran;g
fiir dae uber5liden" uuo beralid)-
item @riiBe oas Mort vSer5gruR4
eingebiirgert bat. 9amit lpoQte ib
mciner Srau cine Sreltoe MAIDEN.
Sd uberreihte alio oas nun olls
5ebn @orten b~eitebenoe gelegramrn
5dalter oes gelegrapbcnamtes
nm potsoanier 9las Dem mitteren
9eamten, einem ireunbIi1 aus
iebenoen iungen Monn. CT Ias unS
ltiIste BEL Dem Mort .Ser5grnb".
gr aablte uno palote iid an oen
alteren geamten gu ieiner @eftcnl
NIT Der Srase: Silt Ser5grub ols
elm @ort2" Brompt, ieben 3peifel
n~ieberibmetterno, fam Die Mnt.
mort: v3mei 8orte." Sd erIaubtc
mir, gu opponierens FAM aber Dos
an. Oils batte i1 getpogt, in oic
militiriide aommanooeemalt oes
aaiiers ein5ugreifen muroe mir En-
flart: uSer5sruB iino apei @orte,
Ser5enseruB lit Elm Bert." Donr.
~piiroigte mid Der 8eamte feires
9Iides neiter. Sd muB gelteben, id
NOR reipeftlos gei1ug, bieie gnt-
ideioung nur ergoslih uno better
5u finoen. Sd madte Den netten
8eamten bei Dem ih oas Sele.
gramm aufgeben moute, oarauf auf.
merfiam Dob Der 8eidcio ieinss
alteren &oaegen bod ni1t masgc.
bend iein Tonne. Mir Tonne es ia
gleifgiiltig iein, Oh id nun n9er5-
grub" ODER n&er5ensgrub" telegrn,
pbiere; Dem Gelegrnpbenomt muB
aber Die fiiraere Saiiung MIR mill
fommen iein, neil fie inn orei Bud.
itaben eripare. Selbitberitdnoli6
miiie i6 gang genau, oaB @bfiir5un-
gen nn5ulaiiis ieien, iobalo fie Oen
3ped batten, elm mebr als 10
guditaben 56blenoes @ort aui
Die fir elm @ort auldiiise 9udita-
ben5abl berob5unliIoern. Ser ge.
omte i6ien ous i'm @runoe ieiner
Seele boaig ri6tie gu finoen; benn
er lponote iib nun aud ail ben Sol.
lcgen 81 ieiner 2infen. 0ieier CIT,
id'ieo. bob pSer5gruB" elm @prt
lei. Belder Sdlas fir Die autori.
tat oes mnoernl gs blieb alio nihts
ibrig, als Dem 8orfteber oeg SeIe
grapgenamtes Die mihtige @lleele.
genheit 81 unterbreiten. or ipllrhr
0eGolt, priifte uno entihie6. ouB
r&cr5eruB" 8pei @orte ieien. >o-
dleno erflarte i'd, ooB i6 burdmlS
nldt gppidt iei, 5 Big. gu bel aus
s~u9ebcn, oab i6 olio nun einfn6
Die guhitaben .,elts~ in Dos 9cle,
sramm einfiigen tpoae. 50 geidlab
es uno id 5oblte so Bfe. 9adecnI
nier Beanie init Ser @ntiheioung,
Dob cos 8ort uSer5ensgr1tb" MIR
Gin GSort, uSer3eruB~ oaeegcn soci
@orte leien, befaBt poroen Darer.
nadloer oas iibrige 8ublifum nit
geiniiftcn @efiibIen oen bobintereIs
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HQnbu|g Ane|ik0.
9oppelidratben Ggpref nnb
8oit-9 ampfer=9 DENT.

gon Seem gorf bio 8lpmoutb
uno Gberbours nad Somburs.
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ionicn 5treit aneebort 1aite, fonn
te alein 9elesromm abgeben, fonn-
te Ger @eihdftsbetrieb bes 9eIeara.
pbenamtes am Yotsbamer Ylot
neitereilen. Das Seleeramm ahel
bemobren mir pietatpoa IN hel
Sammlung bumoriitiiher aurieit
auf. Sd finbe Die @eihidte 10 err,
gosfid, oaB id iogar gu Dem Opfel
fereit bin, bas Eelesramm Der.
Reibspoitamt in Berlin gum Sc.
i6enf 81 MAIDEN gegen Die Ser
pflidtung, es fir etpige 3eiten 3ur
Grinnerung an ben @eibaftsbetrief
bes Sabres 1911 auf5ubemabren.
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Gin aSmia auf Meiien

iest DIE gauge @eIt ms @elprGh
aber Yaul Matbulfa bon Buffalo.
g. g.; foet, er baIie Sen &0nig al.
Ter 2oriermittel fiets sm 9aiie =
ndmlib Or. Sings Neue 2ebens'
piuen uno baB iie cine @oltot fiji
feline gauge Samilie ieien. &nrieren
Magenbeldper6en, 9opfpeb Inn
unberoaulidfeit. Sour 25c Bel al.
len Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-31

Mns Berlin miro beri1tet
Das 8erlansen Der 2anomirtihafts.
.&ammern, oaB CUR 2inoerung Der
ourd Ole furdtbare @ise bes Som'
mers peruria9ten Sutternot oic
3oae auf Gutteritoffe o~ufgeboben
weroen Iouen, miro nun aud ourd,
Die 8eibdftsnelt unterltiist. Dil
Sanoelsfammer BON 6ranffurt q
SO. bat cine @ineabe an ben San-
oelsminiiter geri6tet, in melfer
iie Die Temperate Ibi6affune De:
Mois5oaes perlangt uno ausfubrt.
oaB Die Sleiidnot iih un~ertrdglif'
~geitalten miiiie, tpenn ni6t etpas
getan peroe, Inn ben 2an6mirten Ole
Rettung hires 8iebitanoes gu ct
moslihen.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

the legislature a resolution urgent
ly requesting the national body to
demand an investigation. Many
who are thoroughly conversant with
the situation, are of the opinion that
the real cause of the trouble is the
arbitrary power vested in the dis
trict heads. There can be no doubt
that this is, in measure, true, but
of course the clerks themselves can
not make such statements as they
are bound by ironclad rules to re-
frain from criticism of this nature.
One thing is certain, and that ia
that something tending toward re-
lief must be done and done quickly
The discharged clerks have been ad-
vised to return to work temporarily
under the existing conditions, until
an investigation can be had. If the
people are strong enough in their
support of the clerks in demanding
an investigation, it is bound to
come, otherwise conditions will like
ly settle back in the old rut, as has
been the situation in the past.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
DAYLIGHT SALOON BILL.

There has been quite change in
sentiment regarding the so-called
Daylight Salon bill, since the recess
and there is now strong probability
that the measure will pass both
houses. In its present state the
emergency clause may defeat the
bill, but without it, it would seem
to be sure of getting through.
Many former opponents of the bill
have returned from their vacations
with a new view of the matter gath
cred from their constituents, and ii
is surprising to note the change in
sentiment. Much of the saloon ele.
ment seems to have been won over
to the merits of the proposed legis-
lation.
| The tendency is toward more
strict regulation of the traffic with
no attempt at curtailment. 1t is
doubtful if any radical measures
would receive serious consideration
but anything toward a betterment
of existing conditions is certain tc
receive respectful attention.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

equipment of instruments and nee
essary apparatus for making careful
diagnosis, such as microscope and
accessories and laboratory equip
ment. A sphygmomanometer, re-
Gently perfected instrument for tax
ing the pressure of the blood within
the arteries, is as essential in dag
nostic work as fever thermometer.
A most modern Galvanic and Fara-
die cabinet for treating diseases OF
women is in this room The Galvanic
current intelligently applied in ac-
cordance with modern research
and technique is, the doctor states.
truly the woman's friend, for it ac-
complishes all that surgical opera
ton can in certain class of cases
that are usually rushed to the oper-
ating table, is much safer and is less
expensive
The doctor has a most unusual
record to his credit of about a
months post graduate work in great
medical centers every year since
his graduation. This explains why
he is, able to keep in touch with the
methods SO recently developed and
practiced in leading clinics of the
great centers of medical research.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

for we can truthfully say they are
the equals if not tho peers of most of
the eminent men OF the profession
in the metropolitan centers, if re-
suits and cures count for anything.
The day when doctors pract;ced
with only prescription pad
and pocket case has fully
passed in Hot Springs as
an inspection of the several office
equipments here would quickly
demonstrate. This is perhaps most
notably shown in the office of DR..
McRoberts whose speciality is the
treatment Of chronic diseases with
out the use of the knife. The editor
was amazed on a recent visit to the
office at the elaborate equipment oc-
cupying the four rooms over the Peo-
pies National Bank. Two immense
X-Ray or static machines, occupy
ing two rooms are constantly in SER
vice. They are used not only for ~
Ray photograph work and X-Ray
treatments but also for static treat
ment of chronic cases of rheuma-
tism, sciatica, nervousness, neurai-
gia, etc. Selected cases of Brights
disease are actually cured by these
treatments without a drop of medi.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27
An Article on Medical Hot Springs.
(Articlc One.)

IRON the Hot Springs Star, Jan.
IA, 1910: In addition to our SPLEEN
did climate. medicinal hot water and
cheering, ever-present sunshine. Hot
Springs has been singularly FORUM
ate in the development of its medi-
cal and surgical facilities.
The national government after an
exhaustive investigation recognized
the inherent value of our climate,
hot mineral waters and inyigorating
atmosphere and located here one OF
the most modern and complete in
situations in the world, costing up
wards Of one million dollars. The
state has recently completed a mod
al hospital on the grounds of it's SOL
diers' home, commensurate with the
needs of this institution. DR.. Mich
OILS Sanitorium, exclusively for the
treatment Of cancer and costing ov-
err $4,000 is full to Overlooking
with patients from all parts of the
United States. The Sisters Hospital
is another modern institution anc
there is in prospect the erection OF
"a modern protestant hospital under
| Presbyterian auspices. The Method
lists are also investigating condition.
with a view to the establ. shment O
a state hospital. Hence it will be un
also singularly fortunate in havin:
medical men. above the average il
calibre and professional attainment
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-27

cine The worn out business man
and the nervous woman are rejuven-
ated in short time under this
method Of treatment.
The high frequency current deri-
we'd from the X-Ray machines thro
the attachment of 'Resonator"
has proven curative in high blood
pressure, impending apoplexy, arte-
riosclerosis, also in goiter. asthma,
and valvular heart trouble.
Another recently perfected appa-
ratus for the production of ozone il
here installed. Ozone, the doctor
tells us. is concentrated oxygen.
Twenty to forty minutes treatment
Of this generated ozone is equal to
weeks stay in the heartof the pine
| forests and is wonderfully curative
in catarrhal, bronchial and lung
troubles, In blood disease, asthma,
hay fever, and beginning tuberculo-
sis. A high candle power Leucodes-
cent lamp and modified Finsen light
ire in service where light treatment
S indicated and as an aid to other
measures in treating certain condi-
ions.
A modern nebulizer and set OF
sprays with power pump and
storage tank for compressed air for
operating same, is used in the treat
nent of nose and throat troubles.
In another room where the doctor