Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-13

the p,pulup uul viii hc ruinuus to his
business. as he represents SO, hrspi-
tal- ruii IA the past two wears 70
care tor cunsumptVr patients The
second SAYS bee represents -. 900 grave
dlgg.rs who's, business would bee ut
tcrlN ruined " deaths uf ronsump-
tiVcs are stopped hN destruction nt
tnr disease germs. contemplated "a
IA" pending hill Another declares he
is the representative of 25p 600 train
ID nurses Who are dependent on thu
patronage of cousumpuNc patients
Another says hr represents 300. 600
physicians whose practice would drop
to nothing 10 thcs. disease germs were
an destroyed. FifN Thousand under
takers are represented 10y another.
who pleads the necessity of keeping
Ms business lively. \ lumh"rmau.
representing az urn.y uf coffin build
crS. speaks IN behalf uf MS clients.
whose work would h. injured. An-
other declares that the $500. oOu spent
ANNUALLY tn combat consumption H. a
necessity To- Keep IN circulation lest a
panic would result The last clinchrs
th" arguments of thv protesting dele
gation by saying he represents one
million votes that viii la. used lea de
foat the congressman tor recollection
u this bin ~ passed After dclibora.
ton IN committee rooms report *
presented tu congress declaring that
the committee finds the bill too rad
ical tn pass However regulation
n recommended Tn" regulation viii
cause the germs to- be bottled ant
stamped With a revenue stamp of thu
government. The regulation provide
that the germs ut poison Will not be
Permitted To- attack anyone under -
years OF age Also viii not ALLOW
the germs To- attack nyonr ON sun
day. nor Indians AT any time. That
one who has u,"u confirmed IN tn"
habit 81 germ taking must hc aVoided
az Jailed. That each town may haNe
the privilege of keeping these bottled
germs tor distribution cor MAY abolish
them. with these regulations the
Din rs passed Everyone admits that
alcohol contains germs 81 deadly
poison that causes the death OF l50 -
600 people annually. besides the in
sane asylums aud criminal homes tha,
are kopt tll"d by victims ct TINS
lation b. pending Tor the abolition &C.
TINS traffic q delegation protesting
against the act IS heard This u,tc-
Cation pleads fos THEN Interests, ep-
rrseutiug 1000 disull,rirs. .lo.opp
barkccpcrs and - 600 bottlcmlR -.
Also the plea fut IN. $500 100000
that ie spout annually for HuI,r a.
hc N,pt Va circulation. iu thc'r sos .ers.
60 prevent a panic that Wou Il ,nsac
%, its Withdrawal Also me th',a,
that un. million votes VIII hr u-.l 10
defeat th, c"uRr, ssIucu for r. ri,'-
ton wll favor IN, hil for IA d.
stru,tinp of this plaque. Tho com
grcssipnal committee lh,u .e.om-
nouds regulation that VIII place q
revenue stamp ou each bottle. pitvrnt
minors from injecting themselves.
prevent the distribution on the rrst
dHl of each week. prevent one ella 81.
OF people, Indians. frum having a
chance to- destroy Themselves, aud
permit each town To- say whether It
wants the diseus. or not
In conlucdlne. the speaker com
pared TIE marvellous mechanism %!
the brain To a complicated piece OF
factory machinery that would he NJ
toriy ruined ~ "a fou,ha;dN engineer
we're To- spend hts time throwing hot
GOATS ON ~ most dclicat" parts, as
men ar" spending their TIME burning
cat their brains with tn. fire al al
coholic drinks Dwelling on tho pres
cnt activity IN Germany endorsed by
the kaiser Mr. chatin pruphrsied
that the present ruler of Germany
would live To- see all his people total
ahstaincrs. Tn" student ana faculty
we're invited Ia attend the lecture to-
night IN the Highland Methodist
church at \ O'Clock.