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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
SUSPECT WRITER AS SLAYER
Annette Halliday is Held for Death Of
Former Servant.

Former Servant.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1.-Annetta
Halliday, widely known contributor to
magazines and daily papers. who in
private life is Mrs. Alexander Antona
of Detroit, is held by the police here.
with her husband and nephew, sus-
pected of causing the death of Miss
Elizabeth Fleming. formerly servant
in the family, who had saved consider.
able money and willed 1t to the An
tona family.
The complaint Is the result of an
investigation instituted at the instance
of the dead woman's brother. Dr. Flem-
ing, of Frazersburg. o. Miss Fleming
was sixty-three years old and died
July 4, The body was cremated the
next day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

We refuse TO be surprised at the
claim that Jam can be made out OF
spinach. Perfume is made out Of
petroleum.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
PoPuLlsTs' CALL is ISSUED

Nationa' Convention VIII Meet in ST.
Louis on August 8.
Joliet, Ill, July s0,-The call for the
Populist national convention TO be
held at ST. Louis Tuesday. Augurt 10.
to nominate national preside ntlal
ticket, was announced on Tuesda- by
James II. Ferriss, chairman OF the IA
tional committee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

Suring.-A wild man is report
ed to have been seen in the vicin-
ity Of Swedetown. 1t is said that he
goes about only at night, obtaining
his food from poultry yards.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

Waupaca.-Carroll college of Wau-
kesha' figures prominently on
the program of the Camp Cleghorn as
semblJ The opening Of the assembly
was the grand lodge session of the
Good Templars, and following the
meetings of the lodge the regular
chautauqua program will begin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

Kenosha.-An ordinance will be
presented to the council pro-
viding for the inspection OF all diaries
supplying milk for sale in the city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

Beloit.-Harry Marshall. colored.
was fined $50 and costs, amount
ing to s25. for operating a gam
bling room. A white man complained
that he had lost money at Marshall's
place. The complaining witness was
sent to jail for three months for gam
bling and Marshall was fined.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07

Madison.-The records OF the
secretary Of states department
show that since the first Of the year
the state has issued licenses for a.
$50 automobiles. 1857 motorcycles
and 9s7 licenses for dealers in auto
mobiles and motorcycles.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
Up-to-Date Jokes

How do you tell those twin sisters
apart?"
why, when you kiss one of them she
always threatens to tell ma, and the
other one always says she'll tell pa"
Margaret-Isn't that strange?
katherine-What?
Margaret-That many a woman who
has bleached her hair wants to keep it
dark
Lady of Hcuse-what caused you to
become tramp?
Ragged Rogers-The family physi-
clan, mum. He advised me to take long
walks after me meals, and I've been
walking after 'em ever since.
The American-Why did you leave
your Italian hills2
The eX- Brigand-Too tame Why. |
only killed two people a month there,
but since / became a chauffeur it's a
poor month when can't land twenty in
the hospital
A woman who liked to pose as a wit
sat at dinner between bishop and a
rabbi.
Il feel as if l were a leaf between
the Old and the New Testaments," she
said to the rabbi.
Yes, madam" he replied; that page
is usually a blank one"
Even policeman can't arrest the
hight OF time" said the funny man.
"Oh, don't know" rejoined the mat
ter of-fact person. "Only this morning
saw a policeman enter a side door
and stop few minutes"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08
Things Worth Remembering

Parasols we're used by the ancient
Egyptians,
Orchards cover $50. 900 acres OF land
in Great Britain
During the last fifteen years the
price OF living has advanced by rs
per cent.
In Spain and Italy vinegar is pro-
vided by the land owners for the labor
ers in harvest time.
Tea was used as a beverage In China
over 1000 years ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08

Coins are In circulation on an aver
age for n years.
London has the best health record
among European capitals.
France produces upward Of 500 900
pounds worth Of oysters every year
Each year the import OF opium from
India into China is reduced by 800
chests.
King George rules I1.fT5, o54 square
miles of the earth's territory, and S7S,-
725,S57 OF its population.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08

''There ought to be only one head to
every household" shouted the orator
That's true" replied a worried-look
ing man in the audience.
You agree with me?" shouted the
speaker.
81 do roared the worried looking
man. I've just paid for hats for nine
daughters
Two or three young men were eX-
hibiting with great satisfaction the re-
suits of days fishing, whereupon the
young woman remarked very demurely:
Fish go In schools do they not?"
Il believe they do, But why do you
ask"
ooh, nothing; only I was just think
ing that you must have broken up an
infants class"
There are those IN Scotland-and
elsewhere-who appreciate the value of
a generous marriage portion.
Mae. I heard we was courtin' bonny
Kate Macpherson" said Donald to an
acquaintance one morning.
"Weel. Sandy. man. I was in love WI
the bonny lass" was Macs reply, but
fund cot she had nae siller so I said to
myself. Mac be a man And I was
a man; and moo pass her by wi silent
contempt"
Maude was home from college.
will you" she said to her mother,
pass me my diminutive argenteous
truncated cone, convex on its summit,
and perforated with symmetrical
indentations
She was asking for her th!mble.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-08

BROADWAY JONES 4H zH GREzz E S71RK K2E
Based George NJ Cohan Great Play Now Running

1t was O'Clock in the morning when
twenty grave but unsteady-legged youths,
whistling the wedding march from Lo-
hengrin. escorted to his house Broad
way Jones, still crowned with flowers and
weeping and laughing convulsively in
turn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26
DAY
PROGRAM TO Be
INTERESTING
Gentlemen's Driving Club Has
Arranged Good Card Of Rac-
es for Fourth; Baseball
Game TO be Feature.

A tentative program for the Fourth
% July celebration 10 be put on ~
the OeHlieHien's Driving elnb az
Traction park Indicates that the en-
turteinment WIN be WeH worth see.
lnR a nuiftstr Of races ana g faet
baseball game between local agEfe.
aations Will feature the program. The
race program VIII include trOf and
pace between Oreenloaf's Mo0inty,
TFimblc's Chester and Mann's Dude,
q tFuttine race between 1'rimDie'a
Ocloda and Jake I.evy'a Richle Bar
on; a trot and pace between horses
owned by w. l.. TFsmble. r. s. Han,
tieorEc Pink and A. Cnauyln An
exhibition IN an effort 90 lower the
track record viii be put on by Higa
Els, 2!0f4h, owner, y. II. Pollock,
Emll Mann's Topaz. with a pace
maker win also do an exhibition
stunt. IN addition 10 the regular
race program there will be several
freak races which il n believed will
set few laughs ont Of the crowd.
Returns from the f.aa vegas fiaht
viii be received BY wire az the park.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26
FANS ASSURED OF
CLASSY CARD ON
FRIDAY NIGHT
Program to be Staged in Elks'
by N. M. A. c Includes
Three Bouts Which Should
be Thrillers all the Way

The fight fans o. Albuquerque are
properly keyed uD over the menu
that Is to be served IN the Slks' the
alter Friday night by the New Mexico
Athletic club. and II Is almost a sure
bet that every real live follower Of
the game WIN be present when the
curtain Il rung UP for the first Of the
three bouts scheduled 20 happen.
Theycurt8in raiser Is to be an eight
sound so between the Cheyenne KID
Of Albuquerque. and Jimmy Quigley
OF San Francisco. Qulgley Is anxious
70 demonstrate what he. knows about
the boxing business, being hopeful OF
isecuring a main bout here. The "
cal fans know whas the Cheyenne
Kid can do. having had ample oppor-
tunities 70 observe him at work.
The CheyenHa Kid isn't the best
scrapper IN the world. bus he always
manages to put on a show that Is
worth the money. He either beats
his man or gets beat well inside the
limit.
Kid Fitzgerald. a brother OF Jack
Fitzgerald, OF national reputation.
will 20 IN with the Congo Kid in the
somi-wind up. Fitzgerald can stand
on his record. being ane Of the best
i22 FOUNDERS that ever pulled on q
glove. Fitz knows the fight game
from this shake hands TO the count Of
nine. because he IA anxious 20 se-
cure bout here Wits r3enny Chavez,
OF Trinidad. Il IL more than likely
that Fitzgerald will go after the
Congo from the first tap OF the gong.
But the Congo Is q seasoned ecraprer
ana as he Is IN the game 90 win he
Will doubtless give Fitzgerald pref
~ battle
Interest grows greater each dag In
the twenty-round mill the main event
OF the evening. with Louis Newman
and Stanley YoaHum as ire princi-
Il pals. Those who saw the draw battle
between these two fiEhtweishts ten
days ago Will be on the Job again
Friday night. confidenf that they win
see another contest az good or sven
better than the former encounter.
Both boys are In fine shape FOR the
mill Those who have seen both lads
work out in their respective training
camps are firm III the belief that a
/ Knockout wlll happen between the
ltwelfth and the fifteenth. Opinion ia
evenly divided as 10 which viii win
the battle.
The seat sale begins az Matson's
tomorrow and Il b a sure thing that
the seats VIII go fast Notmltbstand-
ing the high class show. the prices
i viii remain the same az usual.
Kid Fitzgerald win arrive tomor-
row from E.Rs Vegas. accompanied By
his manager. Go0rge w Morrison,
Fitzgerald has been IN las Vegas
watching the heavyweiBhta work out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26
RUDE MARQUARD IS
PREMIER PITCHER
OF ALL TINE
Eleven Thousand Dollar LEM
on Has Proved himself One
of Greatest Twirlers che
Game Has Ever Developed.

by winning from Philadelphia yes
terday. ''Rube" MarQuar 4 won his
seventeenth straight victory. Mar
guards pitching Is TIM biggest indl-
vidual feature OF the Giants remark
able string OF Victories this year. The
eleven thousand dollar iemUn." has
demonstrated beyond the shadow Of a
doubt that he 30 the greatest pitcher
of an time. When Vanguard led tho
National League pitchers last year,
there were many who believed that
his performance was merely a flash IN
the pan and that no gould SO t0
pieces this year But his wonderful
work al through the season has
marked him a. the greatest aoushpaN'
ever developed. Fans held their
breath until the Reuben passed the
modern record for consecutive victor
tories held by jack chosbrO and ed
Reulbpch. Chesbro won ~ games In
a row for the Iiighihnders IN 1904 ami
Reulbach OF the Cubs duplicated che
feat five wears later Marquard has
adopted the taotics Of MaiheWson. exc
eriing himself only when necessary
10 win.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26


East Las Vegas. n ~. June 25.--
The arena ~ which the Flynn John
son battle for the heavyweight cham
plonshlp 81 the worlG will be fought
here On July g. has been completed
and everything Is IN readiness for tho
bout. The fighters are prepared %
enter tbs ring at any time.
Johnson has trained down 20 ais
and will make 2l2 by the day Of the
battle. Flynn weighs 100 and VII
weigh III a. about Iss or 1sa. he aaya.
Tom Flanagan, mnnager for johnson,
saya tho battle VIII be so per cent
better than the Johnson Jaffrica tight
and 70 per cent better than the
Johnson Burns bout. Ho comedies
Fiynn'a ability 20 sive the negro q
hard fight.
The santa re railroad has made
arrangements 10 park n large num-
ber ~ special trains ana the hotels
ana restaurants are preparing 20 ac-
commodate a large crowd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

Years day and has not broken the
pledge ~ made himself The brew,
even ~ the smallest quantity. was
completely tabo0od the day camp WIS
pitched hero May 3. FLYNN - in
marvellous physical condition and
when Jf Edwin r.. shaw who exc
amined the fireman. az we'll az john
son, Snturalay afternoon a week ago
ot Jack Curioys request. adiudgcd
him tina better conditioned ane
tnuRher constructed athlete 81 the
two. NJ besned his manager 10 make
EueAf On what his portion az the
reoalnts would he and 20 lay Il off
personally With Lf Ariha at even
MONEY.
Just ~ Iohnson's handlers do not
l see how the champion can possibly
come TO grief. the habiiuea Of Flynn's
camp are equally as cocky. Abdul
the Turk. who has probably operated
IN the camps ~ more fina cham
piVns than any other trainer In the
sport, was slow to warm up 20 flynn.
The Turk has always been q staunch
johnson booster. tie did not report
10 flynn until June !. Abdul re-
Trained from saying much about his
charge until the last few days Now
he Is the most rahid Flynn supporter
IN the camp. Ills tip Is that John
son has got to be- every bit as good
ais he was IN his Matte with Seffrles
two years ago " he Ia 20 defeat the
Puebloan.
III Johnson has gone back az MI.
ana ls unable 20 go at top speed over
twelve or fifteen rounds, ne VIII be
carried out OF the ring on the
Fourth" states Abdul Al Williams.
Ray Marshall. chic Coleman, Louis
Flynn. Jlm's kid brother. n mighty
husky youth himself. ana Tex Gear
hart, former Las Vegas baseball
hero, who claims no taught Mike
Donlin how 10 pitch when thar dia
mond celebrity started his profession
al career right here In this city m
7 1891. are other enthusiastic Flynn
shooters
Despite the fact that It rained from
noon until after O'Clock. both Flynn
and johnson were seen In action a,
their respective training camps
Flynn's workout lasted fifty-five min.
utes. After he went through his full
course OF gymnasium stunts he boxed
| ten rounds Al williams got four
and Ray Marshall. chic Coleman and
| Aadui each two. FLYNN negotiated
twelve miles on the road this morn.
ing.
Tom Flanagan again held the
watch while johnson was In action
After tho champion punched the baa
close on 20 fifteen minutes and
tossed the medicine BAH about ths
sans length OF time, he went eight
rounds with Marty Cutler. Both De-
Bray and Respress arc under ths
weather, and until they got back into
harness the faithful Marty Will SCI
j an tho glove work. Johnson WORKED
IN particularly fine fashion. Follow.
Ing his workout Tom Flanagan stat
od II feel confident that have seer
enough Of Johnson In action 60 issue
the statement that he Is every biz a.
good an he ever was and that jim
flynn Is doomed 10 defeat. Father
j Time. no one else. IN going 20 de-
J throne the champion. His form il
practically perfect, remembering tina
he still has ten days work in from
81 him."
Z Jack Johnson heard from Hugf
/ Mcintosh today Mcintosh assures
Lii Artha that he would post $40, OCT
; ON this side OF the pond " he woul'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

alnn 10 perform in Australia acme
time IN ihe early fail. No opponent
was named By Mcintosh. bat n r.
renorally thought that Sam Lang
ford is the fighter re wants % send
enainei the champion.
The santa Ne system reported tho
booking Of special trains out Of Al
buqucfaue. N pnso ara Ia Junta
Colo. No. 2 Out 81 Chicago Juiy 3
win run eccond section. and n viii
De composed exclusively Of light
fans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26
CONFIDENCE RULES
CAMPS OF BOTH
FIGHTERS At
LAS VEGAS
Jack Johnson Doesn't See How
He Can Possibly Lose While
Flynn Followers Feel Real
Sorry for Black Man.
SPECIAL TRAINS TO
CARRY FANS TO FIGHT


tny EgUntnE Herald a. r. LEASED WsFeD
I.aa Vegas n NJ. June 2e-Cou-
trary 10 the predictions of sporting
writer's and SOME cf his trainers. JiBl
Elynn. this Pueblo fireman. today de-
clared that in his battle here July 4
with Jack Johnson he will not uRe
rushing tactics. Flynn declared that
no would fight n cautious battle aud
w0uld mako the champion come 10
him. This time. he asserted. ne would
let Johnson DO the rushing because
FLYNN had rushed Johnson In battle
several years ago and was Knocked
out for mis- pains. Las Vegas IL raps
idly becoming a tented city for the
accommodation of the crowds expect
ed here Coz the fight The national
guard armory the opern house ana
Commercial club rooms have been
fitted up a. dormitories.
Las Vegas. n. M.. June 26.---Jack
johnson does not see how he can BIO
dethroHed in East Las Vegas heavy
weight championship hattie July 4.
Tom Flanagan, his business repre-
sentative and chief lookout. offices
that the Toronto bonffaoe filled az
Reno. Is equally confident that the
champion Is not going 60 be defeated
by Fireman Jim Flynn. Professor
Watson Burns, the ever faithful head
trainer, ciings to Ike opinion. IN
addition. Marty Cutler. George De-
Bray and Calvin Respress. Johnsona
three sparring partners. declare that
Lir Artha Is absolutely invinc.hie,
and as they are the ones who xet the
hard knocks they ought 20 know
what they are talking about,
The confident stuff Is equally 81
conspicuous az the Montexuma
springs training camp. Jim Fynr
continues 20 declare that he vii
knock the big smoke stiff when thes
80 to war Independence day. The
Pnebloon has been making that claim
ever since Manager Curley arranged
the big match last December. Thli
A. really the first time IN his entire
professional career that no has pulios
n trimming stunt that would be votes
o. X by Mike Murphy or Martin De
fancy Flynn started 20 get read
Tor the July 4 encounter tho frs
week In April. Incidentally, he ca
out Tobacco ln every form Nes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

A curious incident occurred the
other day which shows that oven an
expert may be hard put % Il 10 explain
tho reason 81 knocking OF other fault
In a ear. A four-cylsndeF engine OF
we'll known Manufacture ever since
the day n was bullt had given trou-
Bile through Knocking Everything
that could be done to II was done. and
over and oyer again a. fresh experts
tried their hand: but all 70 no avail.
At last. a. foflorn hope. determia-
"a 20 make one last attempt 20 solve
the mystery, mentally resolving 20
overhaul every part OF the motor if II
took me q month OF more. The usual
routine was gone through, the bolts
holding the engine 10 the inner frame
were examined, as were also the fly
wheel for looseneas, the piston heads
for carbon deposit the Ignition. etc.
none. however. being the cause Al
last, when watching the engine run
nlns In the garage Il struck me that
the high ionsion magnetic wan viorat-
ing good deal mere than 81 usual.
Thinking the clip that held Il 90 is
bed was getting loose, tried 10
tighten Il. but the butterfly nut was
ns far home az "a could 20. Clearly,
packing was wanted between the mag
neto and the clips, and so / began 10
unscrew the nut Judge OF my SUR
prise when after Hivink Il a couple OK
iurns the knocking vanished COM
plctoly. but occurred again as soon as
! tHhtencd the nut once more. AZ
4 turned out The alignment 81 ihe
magnetic WA Incorrect and tmlf an
hour spent IN readiusllns matters BY
hitting packing pieces under the mag
net0 cured the trouble completely.
and az ! ala not tell the owner how
simple the reason Was he treats me
now with nnMnnleA dolnrnnca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

Each age OF our lives has its joys.
Old people should be- happy. end they
win be II Chamberiain'a Tablets are
taken 20 strengthen the digestion ana
keep tho bowels regular. These TAB
let's are mild and gentle 10 thelF ae-
ton and especially suitable for PEOPLE
of middle aRa and older. For sails
BY al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

4 regular morning operation OF the
bowels puts you IN fine shape for tho
days w0fk. II you misa Il you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
into your muvenenta For an bowel
irregularities HERBiNE 10 the RENE
edy. "a purlfloa. strcngihtus and
regulates. Price Geo. soid BY ali
dfugfisls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

Children that sro affected by
worms are pale aud aickly and liable
90 contract some fatal disease.
WHITES CREAM VERMiTU0B ex-
pela worms promptly ana puts tho
child on the road 20 health. Price soc
yer bottle SOLD by al drugglsta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

plltabureh "a o. I.pala
Brooklyn az Boston.
Philadelphia ot New York.
a44a.aaa
Amclioan InnRlo.
New York "a Philadelphia.
Boston NJ Washlneloh
81 Louis az Chlcnao.
Detrcit az Cleveland
.sA
WcsicFn 1nagpc.
Topeka at wichita
Lincoln al Denver
"a. Joseph. Al Omahe.
Sioux City AZ Dcs Molncs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

II 10 now well known that NOT more
than one cnee OF rheumatism in ten
requires any Internal treatment what
ever Al that 81 needed 81 o free ap-
pliontlon az Chamberlain Eminent
and msssaslug the parts az uaoh ape
pllcntion. Try ID aud SEQ how quick
~ a will relieve the pain and eoFe-
ness. sold BY ail dfu08istM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26

n necessity occasions the taking
down Of an enelnc, carefully watch
tho parts III the manufacturer has
not marked them -. shelr respective
places the taker down himself should
DO o. Take the case Of valves. Xxx
hausi valves viii not always inter-
change. and n one. at some time or
other, has been ground In a little
more than the one neat to is, L is
hardly nkcly 60 suit that cylinder.
Apart from the fact that the seatlnss
viii not agree. there ~ naturally a
eliaht difference IN the length Of tho
stem, which Is fnoush sometimes. 20
spoil tbs compression through tho
valve not seating properly.
when 4 honeycomb radiator. or for
the matter Of that, any other radiator.
il badly damaged, there IL no remedy
except 90 send Il 10 she makers 20 DO
properly repaired. but az times honey
comb radiators. especially " they are
not quite strongly supported a the
sides. viii develop very slight leaks.
Il 10 always a mistake 20 attempt 20
repair these very slight leaks by sol-
fering. because the result will gener-
ally % to cause a leak somewhere
else There u 4 very Simple remedy
Toe gtoppnR such 4f4tt though u
should ~ clearly understood that Il
oniy applies - slight leakages aloag
the edges 81 the cells 81 the radiator.
A the aause time. although these
icakages may be very slight indigid-
uaily. II they be al Oh numerous they
mean quite Is serious loss OF water.
For radiator that IA weeping q
thin mixture 81 the very finest Dat
meal flour should be made Two
tnbleeBoonfnls Of flour should be pat
In jus, d8mped slightly. and mixed
Into smooth paste. absolutely free
from any Jumps. More water can then
be added until the jug Is full. and the
whole can then be poured into the "a.
diatOr. II Will then b. found that the
flour. which Will do no harm 20 the
pump or any part Of the clFculntory
system viii gradually work into the
leakages % the radiator end stop
them up. % that after two or three
days Of this Cruel dieting the leakage
will be entirely cured. THE enc OBJ
lection 20 this remedy la that u n I'm
possible 10 prescribe Il as a certain
cure. There Is NO definition for the
size or cracks II will seal. but 4 will
certainly stop leaks which ara anfil-
clently serious 70 weep slightly when
the radiator IL warm. ana which con-
sequenfiy leak worse when Il Is colo
After all. II the application fails no
harm has been d0nc. and that certain.
ly warrants Il being tried.