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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-21
The Real Story of PrintyDe

The idea from WHICH "Prutypea
sprung resulted from the success Of
our type experts 10 .quipplug type.
writer used IN our Offices to wri,e.
THE Oliver Typewriter 10 our fam.
Gus trade mark type just a. Oh, pane
appears 90 the outside of the macmn,
aud in all Oliver publicity.
The beautiful sppearsuc4 aud ths
marvelou, c,esrn-ss % the production
our "ebony" lrade mark type. dscloee,l
the possibilities Of equlpping The Oliver
Typewriter to,wrlte the entre Eughsh
ngua.- IN shaded latters
W. eorSsi for years ou thA plan ard
hu,l y -ucg-el-i .l producing. for cX
elusive u,e o4 tue oliver Typewriter
'p- wand arlul shaded arc-rs ani
n. uAra, known to thA world AZ
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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-21
PriptYpe
OLIVER
Typswrlka,.

The Printype Oliver Typewrila,
which has crowded ten years Of vn,
writer progress into the, space a,
nonth's, ia now offered to the nn,h,
for Il Cents a Day!
Offered at the same price No ~.
ordinary typewriter payable in nc,.
MES!
The commanding importance or PIN.
type is everywhere concai.d
For who does not see wha- D, mo,..
to make the world : vast volume ,r tyn,
wrltton matter AS readable a., looke n.A
magazines. The Prlntype Oliver En..
writer is equipped with beautiful Bo,b
Type, such as Is used Oh the world.
printing presses.
Prlntype IL distlngui-n=i b, mary,.
ore clearness and beauty l. ioes ava,
with all strain on eyesIght winch ,ha
old.styla out-line type lupo.s. pur
ty pc puts life and style and oharc,nr
into typewritteu correspondencc. It.
makes every letter, avery uumoa,
every character cas- plain A, PRINT
The complete story of prmypc bls
naver before been told. Har- urlp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
APPROVE LEASE
OF PLAYGROUND
Start Work Soon--New Com
missioner Not Named.

Actual work upon the city's first
public playground viii probably be
started as soon as weather conditions
permit, as a lease for tho site at
Lewis street and Madison venue has
been signed. executed and approved
BY City Attorney G. G. Hommann.
As a means of eliminating any posi-
Bile flaw In the proceedings OF setur-
Ing the use of the property for ptay-
ground purposes, Secretary Arnin
Tomaschor Of the Playground Com
mission had the city attorney look
over the papers.
Mr.. TomaschoK has GENT q letter
OF resignation to Acting Mayor Il. G.
Dalton which tho executive expects
to receive tonight. When seen this
afternoon he stated that inasmuch as
he had not yet received the letter
and therefore had not given the sub
ject mature consideration, he was
not in a position to name q successor
to Mr.. Tomagchoh.
= The commissions secretary yest0r-
dey sent a letter to President G. G.
Baldwin of tho commission, In which
he stated a property leass had been
executed and stated he had mailed a
letter OF resignation yesterday. Con-
Guiding the letter, he stated: II re-
greet very much tho move ! must
take, as ever since my appointment
as a member OF the Board of Play
ground Commissioners. our relations
have been nothing but the vary best,
and / sincerely trust and wish that
the Playground Commission shal!
have q very successful future"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SUE RAILROAD
FOR DAMAGES
Mrs. Mary Wade's Case in
District Court Today.

Mrs. Mary Wade, a widow, OF
Washington street, brought suit to-
day In the District Court against the
Central Railroad of New Jersey to
recover $500 alleged due on dam
ages sustained In an accident on
May Fl, 1911. The case is being
heard by Judge John w. Beekman
and a Jury. The plaintiff claims
that the railroad crossing gates IN
New Brunswick avenue descended
upon her head on the day mentioned
in the foregoing. and inflicted severe
injuries. Mrs. Wade claims the de-
PENDANT company was in charge OF
the gates at the time of tho acci-
dent.
DIR. John l.. Lund testified that
Mrs. Wade appeared at his Office on
the day In question and acted In a
dazsd manner. He found No serious
injuries, but gave treatment about
twelve times thereafter. The case
was tried last fall hut nc verdict was
reached by the Jury. Thomas Brown
appeared today for Mrs. Wade and
| Mr.. Miller for the defendant. The
case was continued after the noon
hour and shows little prospects of a
conclusion until late this afternoon
or early evening.
Following are the jurymen. David
Bash. Patrick Lyons, Joseph Braun,
Philip Yahniei, George Martin, D..
Barley, Ira G. Moore. John Klein,
Abraham Behop, John Feney, Rn-
dolph Kish and William McManus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
=spEoP!4.Es' .,..,
You KNowo

Stephen Carroll. OF Catherine
street, Is spending a week as the
guest of friends in Trenton,
Andrew Anderson. OF Hall ave-
hue, was the guest OF friends in New
York over the weekend.
Miss Mary O'Brien, OF Charles
atreet,was the guest OF relatives In
Bound Brook yesterday afternoon.
Albert Konnik. or Roosevelt. is
whiting at che home of friends In
Penn street for q week.
Stephen HareInga. OF Hall avenue,
spent yesterday as the guest OF
friends In Jersey City.
Henfy Smith, Of Elizabeth street.
has returned home after visiting
relatives In Brooklyn.
Mrs. IS. Clayton Clark, OF High
street, Ia now able to be about again
after being seriously III FOR several
weeks.
walter Comings. og Catherine
street. has returned home after
visiting friends Ia South River.
Miss Rose Eeyen. OF Sewaren.
visited friends Il Ills city last aisAt.
Joseph Etilos OF Hail avenue. was
entertained by friends III South
RlEeE last might
benjamin. Sher. OF TotfenEiile,
visited frfsnds In Hall avsnue last
night.
Mrs. o. @. sibiey. OF High street,
wa q New York visitor yesterday
Il O vas born TO Mr. and Mira.
Nelson n r. Maeam. OF So State
street. aha asarssine
Williams Donnley. of Keyport. has
returned Aonss after visiting friends
IN this city.
Robert Wright and James Flem-
nasAgs ks4Esw York. have returned
home after visiting friends IN East
Ayenue.
Edward Haehmun, Of Maple
street., Who has been III for some
time. u very much improved today.
&ass J1Aaa1ais 81 Bath Beach,
Visited {Fa4nas. III this city Sunday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

An elaborate musical program
has been arranged In connection
with the entertainment under the
auspices OF Simpson Methodist Sun
day school which II to be given IN
the lecture room Thursday night,
|commeneing at 8 o'clock. Miss
Marion Wilson, OF New York, In
character sketches, will be the prin-
cipal entertainer of the evening.
Mics Wilson, who Is a yer talented
young lady, will present some OF her
own original sketches. She has been
before the public for some time In
various places throughout this part
OF the country and has been we'll re-
teived.
Besides this Mrs. Jennie Pember-
ton, chairman of the entertainment
committee, has arranged for q
ladies and gentlemen'a quartet to
render some selections. There will
also be some selections on the plano.
The tickets for the affair are twenty
Ave cents and the proceeds will be
for the benefit OF the Sunday school.
Many tickets have been sold and a
large crowd II expected to be pres
emit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
4 BOXES WERE
NEVER SOUNDED
Firemen Tell Of Strange
Fact Other Calls.

Gossip heard about the fire houses
in this city disclosing the fact that
since the organization of the local
volunteer department there are four
boxes from which an alarm of fire
has never been sounded. This is re-
garded remarkable considering the
location OF the stations. Box AZ, at
plant No. z of the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company; No. SIS, nea the
United Lead Works: So, at Cleve-
land and Brace avenues, and No. 81,
at Hall and Amboy avenues. Dur
ing the past year the records also
show a remarkable decrease of fires
In the northern section OF the city
known as Hall venue.
The majority OF fires during the
term OF Patrick Rocks as chief have
been south OF washington street,
Box S6 at New Brunswick avenue
and New streets is among the FREE
quent calling stations. Box So at
washington and First streets sound
ed an alarm once In several years.
This box also ranked among the sill
emit ones until several weeks ago
when a fire In Division street neces-
STATED the use of this number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
Of P. GIVES
SECOND DEGREE

At a meeting of Algonquin Lodge
No. a., Knights OF Pythias. in its
rooms In Odd Fellows hall last
might, conferred the second degree
on a candidate. The invitation to
attend divine service In Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
night was received at this time and
accepted. The members OF the lodge
viii meet at their lodge rooms at 7
Sunday night and from there
march to the church In a body. Rev.
Palmer, pastor, at that time, will
preach a special sermon to the
Knights Of Pythias and Odd Fellows
OF this city, both who will so to
church In a body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
PLAY At BIJ0U
HAS FINE CAST
"'The Web Of Fate Is De-
cided Success.

The Web of Fate at the Bijou
last night is a glowing success judy
ing from the vigorous and pro-
nounced applause with which every
every act was greeted. The house
was filled and the large audience
pleased beyond q shadow of doubt.
The play Is a comedy drama
Astounding with such honest and per-
laughter from the most confirmed
Icynic, while the sentimental vein Is
SO tender and pathetic as to reach the
heart Of the most hardened nature.
The members of the Miller Stock
Co. In their production OF this have
acquitted themselves nobly. adding
another strand 10 their crown of
laurels. Mr.. Petit as the village pas
tor left no room for improvement
in this difacult role. ~portraying the
depth OF emotion and fidelity to duty
displayed In this character. While
Mr.. Richard La Balle as the I'M
principled brother OF the parson was
the personiffcatIon Of a genteel vii
Ian. Mr.. Conroy as the chore boy,
Tobe Haxton, and Miss Harcourt as
Susie, a village girl, brought down
the house with peals OF laughter In
every act. Miss Halter as the school
teacher, who meets with oceans OF
trouble. flled the character In a
faultiess manner, 80 realistic that the
unbidden tear could not be ~repressed
By many In the audience.
The Pessemfsttc and busybody
housekeeper, Samantha Beese, by
Corda DRvy was perfection itself and
showed the greatest control OF every
detail OF expression, while Josiah
Rumble, the president. OF the school
board. Was equally well taken by Mr.,
Waters In his natural easy and r
rect Interpretation OF the character
he and the work OF Sam
G. Miller portrayed the hardened
criminal the ex-conyict, Bill Stevens,
lost to all sense Of feeling and emo
ton, leaves NO room for criticism.
The play Is one of the most pleas
ing ind entertaining ever produced
in our city by the Miller Stock Co.,
and those who miss seeing 1t this
week will miss a rare treat. Natl
nees Wednesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
HOLD DECISION
On STUBBERT

Decision was reserved yesterday In
the application for q writ Of habeas
corpus for Doctor" James Edward
IStubbert In part . OF tbs New York
supreme court and az ATesult Stub
bert is still at large In New York,
despite the fact that he Ii wanted
In this county to answer to several
indictments, among which Is one for
|practicing without q certificate.
The fight being waged by Stubbert
and his counsel to keep him out OF
the clutches of New Jersey law ap-
pears most extraordinary and anus
Ing to Middlesex county authorities.
Assistant Prosecutor Russell Fl. Wat
son Is surprised and be is determin-
ed to fight the case TO O bitter end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
ALL NIGHT IN
DARK HALLWAY

After being frightened away from
her home late yesterday afternoon,
eleven-year-old Lizzie Laslo, of 344
Clifford street, spoat sue nisnt IN y
dark hallway, She was found cry
Ing by an express wagon driver this
morning and taken to polics head
quarters. Chief Burke ordered Pa
trolman Hartmann to take her home
and to reprimand her parents. The
girl said she had sold some bottles
and because she neglected to return
with the money her mother fright
ened her away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
DIES IN ROLLING CHAIR.
Heart Failure Caused Unidentified
Mans Dssth In Atlantic City.

Heart Failure Caused Unidentified
Mans Death In Atlantic City.
Atlantic City. N, D., March PA
small boy p~layfuIly showed a rolling
chair In which reposed an unidentified
man, sending 1t clear across the board
walk into the opposite rail The occu-
pant did not move. Visitors smiled as
the little joker repeated the shove,
When this did not arouse the man the
attendant looked into hts face, then
tried to awaken him.
Instead OF being asleep the man was
dead. An ambulance was summoned
and the body was taken to the hos
pItal, where 1t WINS discovered that life
had been extinct for at least TIVE
hours. During that time the body had
been proppad up In q rolling chair al
New Jersey avenua on the boardwalk
In plain view OF hundreds OF prone
naders who brushed by believing him
to be asleep.
Nothing was found on the body to
identity the dead man. Heart trouble
caused his death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
is CHAIRMAN
OF COMMITTEE

Robert Dixon was chosen chair
man of the entertainment committee.
branched from the Committee OF
Twenty-Five In charge of the Y Nj. G.
A. movement In this city, which will
present "Pinafore," a light opera, In
this city on April % for tho benefit
of the movement. The Boy Scouts
from Metuchen, Mrs. Van Deusen
directing, will be requested to have
charge Of the entertainment. The
entertainment committee met last
night In the offices OF Peter A. Peter
on, In Smith street. The member
ship committee will meet at the
same place on Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
MANY BIRTHS
IN FEBRUARY
Averaged 4 a Day--Record
81 Marriages.

According to vital statistics re-
ports fled with City Clerk LaRoe
there was PROBABLY a larger number
of births during February just pass
ed than In any other month In the
history of the city. The reports
show there were 124 births, sixty
four marriages and fifty deaths dur
Ing February. During the cores
ponding month of last year there
were reported sixty-two marriages.
eighty-two births and ~forty-nine
deaths. The previous greatest num-
Der OF births for one month was 123,
in December Of last year. There
were Ill births in January OF this
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

meeting OF Perth Amboy
Lodge. No. ~, A. @. q. W., was
held III Forester hall last night,
- eonvocation OF Anboy Chap
ter. NO Al, Royal Arch Masons, was
held In Masonic hall last night.
Perth Anboy Tent, knights OF
the MReabees OF ehs World, held 81
meeting In Red Men hall last night.
Fafrolman Lybeck sag detailed
70 $%9 Steadman place last nsghtsto
qusli family nshk. No arrests
We're made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
MODERN M00DMEN To
HOLD SMOKER SOON

AT a recent meeting Of Perth Am
boy Camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, plans we're discussed for
a smoker to be held some time next
month. AT the next meeting a COM
mittee viii be named. At the last
meeting a report of the ball commit
tee was received and plans were
made for new bylaws for the camp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
BOMB INJURED BAKER.
was Dropped into tire Chimney Of fils
shop While He Was Working.

shop Whils He Waa Working.
Newark, N. j.. Mareh 12s-Thomas
Mistretta, who has Il bakery la the
rear Of 35 Adams street here. WAS tax.
en- to st. James hospital suffering from
injuries received In q bomb explosion.
He and his sixteen-year~oid son, vito,
and Salvatore Macainse. Q helper. were
working III the shop when q bomb WAS
cropped Into the chimney OF the bakery
about midnight.
1t tore nj part OF the wall. wrecked
fae chimney and partly demolished the
vi M1Strssta was struck BIZ nTfna
bricks. but the other two escaped IA
Jury.
Mistrsttzss shep is nonunion. bat
whesAsx his theory that this had soars-
thing to do with tho bomb Is corrsei
tbs pesses have been unable 10 learn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
big ESTATE Is
ON The MARKET

Burke and Bolger have placed on
the market the estate OF the late
Daniel Hallahan, consisting OF four
teen lots and three houses on the
easterly side OF Madison avenue, be-
tween Smith and Market streets.
Burke and Bolger viii handle the
tract for the heirs of the satate.
Rose and James Nash, of Plainield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
or SUICIDE
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The body OF Ferdinand A. Reuter-,
OF this city, who hanged himself In q
tower OF the New York Life Insur-
ance building some time last week,
VIII be buried from the home Of r.
@. Wander Clute, In Valley Stream
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. A mum.
9 OF people from This city will at
tend the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

After the business meeting OF the
Eagle Athletic Club az les club house
last night, the weekly prize pinochle
tournament took place. There we're
four tables playing and -four prizes
awarded in tho games A. Peterson
was awarded first prize, Charles
Hinkle second, Frank Comings third
and George Mead fourth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
SENATOR NOT
YET PUNISHED
,c.aJ s,t United prsss Wire.

Special by United Press Wirs.
Trenton. March 12:-There was
no action today on the question OF
the punishment OF Senator Fitzher-
bert owing. To the woman's suffrage
which delayed the meeting of che
senate and the desire OF thu Rapubs
Ilc.n majority Z tie -t-.S = s.~1s
It's calendar OF routine business. II
the case il taken up today 1t Wal
not be until late this afternoon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
Naaal snaaks Ear

Indianapolis. March 12.-Charlas Ma.
gel sstary Of esmpAsree and labor,
opened the TaSs campaign IN Indiana
With e9eee ApEe Naxm rs.
fFRfasd fFem atsAcng Roeaa ~
Esasae. but ala Apaeeh a~aMsaansA aaany
taruats aimed directly At 1a xnsess
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
''0LD VIENNA"
CLOSED TODAY

The Old Vienna restaurant ar 1873
Smith street closed today because of
financial difficulties. 1t had been
conducted by Charles Hado Sehleser.
Max Fucker announced 1t will short
ly reopen under a new management.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

Philip Schwartz and Hans 8.
Smith, of Pc Amho Tribe, Nc. SIS,
Improved Order Red Men. are In
Philadelphia taday aa a committee
from the trtbs to identity the body
of Frank A. Powers. who died yes
terday afternoon IN University hos
pitai, that city. Powers, who was 4
-0-cz-*ils wnn a ulernoer OF the local
tribe. II no relatives or friends can
be found the body viii BIS brought
TO this city and buried by the tribe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12

To Revise Sanitary Code.
The Board OF Health viii meet
tonight and take up tbs question Of
revising tho sanitary code.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
MARIN0 BENZ
DIES TONIGHT

Marine Benz. OF this city, It Ii re-
ported. will pay the penalty tonight
for the cold bIooded murdar of
Augustus Patsy and Augustus Dun
all, N September 4, by death tn thu
electric chair at The state pr4aOn
TIA Trenton. The convicted murder
|er. It Is believed. will die shortly IT.
ter BE 1svSs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
FOR VILLAGE MAIL DELIVERY.
paassnma&er General Urges Extansien Ut
9yssesss 20 Small Te~ns.

Gy&E&sSs - |FE1@FE sWFsFes
Washington. March 12.-Extensian
OF frss nail delivery service to vii
lagos and small towns is urged upoB
congress by Postmaster General Hitch
cock
lie hss forwarded 70 congress & rec
concentration that 40 appropriation cf
100000 hs made to put s village de
livery series into ~sgeEatioa. proyid-
ing chat 40 more than $500 year be
allowed for anv single once
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
To SLEEP At
FIRE HOUSES

The various frehouses In this city
are being placed in nrst-class conai-
Ition so that the janilors may soon
be required to spend fheir nights at
their posts of duty. Today several
Of the houses are being furnished
with beds ana clothing FOL tails par-
pose.
gf> you have sameEhIng 50 lrREs
nat Il ii advertiser ene n eaT 81.
.chanxa ezssssmn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
FRIENDS.
81. SOCIAL.

Al ST. Patrick's social will be given
on Friday evening in the Baptist
chapel, OF the First Baptist church
under the auspices Of the Philathea
Glass. Many attractions will be Of
fered by which the guests may be
entertained and also render financial
mid to the parish. Refreshments,
including homemade candy, will be
on sale. A aoyel musical program
will be one OF the features Of the
evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
BRIDGE CLuB

Mrs. J. w, Gosling will be hostess
to the members or the Bridge Club
tomorrow afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Emily p. Lanier, in Water
street. After the card session re-
freshmenta and q social time will be
enj6yed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-12
An SESSION.

AN IN N a =
TAe Presbyterian Foreign Mis-
sionary Society held their monthly
meeting In the chapel last evening.
The president, Miss MacWilliam,
presided. The scripture was read
by Mrs. Henry Dillon The subject
for the evening was Progress OF
Missions" Papers we're read by
Miss Ella Kent, Miss Wealthy Helm
zelman, AIRS. William j. Lansley,
Mrs. Theodore Degenring, Mrs. Roy
Mfnton, Mrs. Henry Dillon and Mrs,
Adrian Lyon. The musical part OF
the program was a duet by Mrs. La
Roe and Edgar Mullen and a solo
by Mre. tLaT1oe. At the close OF the
meeting the nominating committee
named the new officers for the year
as follows. President, Mrs. Wilbur
LaRoe; first vice president, Miss A..
e. yanNuias second vice president,
M~rs4~Ebhssys Hiddlestorffer; third
vice president. MIRA. William 4. Sta
cey. secretary, Mas Grace Hawk;
treasurer. Mrs. Theodore Degen-
ring; finance COMMITTEES, Mrs. Jo-.
seph Burns, chairman, Mrs. CLAIR
ence M. Jdddle. Mrs. William H..
Griswold, Miss Hattie Fraser, Mrs.
Adrian Lyon and Mrs. William w.
Henry; secretary OF literature, Mrs.
George W. TyTreII, chairman, Miss
Florence SofeId, Miss Maud Dwyer,
Mrs.~Roy Minton, Miss JettR Stacey;
COMMITTEE con current events, Mrs.
Dillon, chairman, Mias Macmillan
and Miss Boehm. Over sea and
land, Mrs. !. Soft. After the officers
were elected a social time followed
With refreshments.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.
Mrs. Marie Peterson, of State
street, celebrated the sixty-first an
niversafy of her birth Sunday by en-
pertaining q number of friends.
Games we're played and music en-,
3oyed, after which refreshments
were served. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Olson, Misses Carrie Anderson,
Marie Anderson, Josephine Baumiin,
Margaret Larson, Meta Iverson,
Emma and Edward I%verson, Marie
Manke, Harry, Walter, Arthur, Ed
ward and William Peterson and Ole
Olson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15

and prominent citizens VIII travel TO
the naval port ~ participate ana VIII
present 10 the ship q valuable service
Of silver plate subscribed for by tho
EDoplr 0f lhr capital
Tho 'lWls' belongs 10 the scrIcs
of seventeen hallIrshipa that Franco
proposes lu ada tp her foct under tho
srulruuW program adopted Ia 1870.
Iha first two, the "Courhet ana the
loan Bart" atr completing the
Funr. VIII fuou ho ready FOR
launching the "nrInrno' has been
commenced and thp Provence and
lorraine" will bo mId down within
u lumahl
only fourteen months win h0ye
rH.urd NniWrDn thp laying down ana
ue 'Hmh of tu. "pHuH" She VIII
D.. th. most formIdahly armed ship
o.r possessed bl France. her main
huHu consisting of Twelve ~ inch
um ,nud fW.nty.sIK of l.Hur ral0bro
Tier twnle. win br $4,000 aud her
rurucl speed 800 knots
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-15

twice a month In half doses In the
slop ! have used this recipe for over
sIx years and never lost hog since
using II while they were dying all
over the country and my hogs are
running IN the woods with diseased
ones,
For keeping hogs IN good ondilion,
wood charcoal pound sulphur 2
pounds sodium chloride (aalD 2
pounds sodium bIcarbonate, g pounds,
sodium hyposulphite 2 pounds, soil-
um hposulphite pounds sodium
ulphalc I pound, antlmony sulphide
! pound,
pulYcri2c and mix thoroughly GIVE
1 tablespoonful for each 200 pounds
ol hog once day IN slop,