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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
0raxseisentbums 6ppptbefen
Neue 6npptbtten.

BERNARD 8. Rthiins an Sd.ltt
Smprpcto .. uno 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbporo groo,hrnt on 6nce Bar
3. IL. 6 60. $1,000.
Carl .. Rufeu On Salptborne e
Il. 6. u, $1,000.
Y. W. Griffith an 5arpsn Grtsf
$500.
GhdrIes u. Softer on 5dmiIp 9
u. 0o. /, $1,000.
Gillian Gorniib an eagle g. Ii. 6
a., S45O0.
Wlarn Il. Barrett on GIsmttc 9. IL
9. Co., $1,000.
9erisIbe IN Glen :. ShuIsr, $500
Gbtpdro .. Robbins an z. Ddro 8
Il. y. Co., 5000.
peari 6. Wabam an Glsmsre 9. II
g. Co., $1,000.
gborIes 8. W,id an Cottage 3. u
g. Co.. $4,000.
gDiGium Shonnpn an Gem 3. II. g.
Co., $500.
1srislbs an gblrlts 3. graipIsp.
$500.
getilst, Sppotbsten.
Serbert g. 2onalsn on gitp Sd[l
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
enrI y. RuFeQ an Sofpthprne g.
II. 6. o.. $500.
Rate W. Smitb on Qlsr. W. Gar
puoi, $500.
Robbins &c DaIler on Z. Darb g.
II. 3. Go, 5000.
Gbiporo !. 8off,ong on pearI Cir.
Wnrtet gau,, $1,000.
Samss 20. Samtion on 2i6erdl 8.
II. 3. Co., $3.50.
SOispb 5in.s il. on Suspb 9.t.rs,
$500.
DerItlbt on gllbsrt 9on 5aesl,
$1,000.
G,pres 9 .S6uIsr an G.ntnniaI
g. a., $500.
8trieIbe an Samss q. Taft, $500.
Daniel .. Garotheys on Cottage
q. Il. &. Co., $1750.
Wlarp Goernsr an G. Tober, $500.
&aron Straub on Soispb 2eUi!f4.
1851.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
9as fran5Oiiide airifa.
Don Dr. 5srma m 2uffi.

(Diefe auftIdrsnbe Dariteliing iiber
bic 0ei1ih.e unb Satiit Der iransoiis
fteH aoIoniiaiion bari auf Elm be-
fonoeres Sniereiie rshren, neil bier
gum erftenmal auf Oruno beoeutiamsr
llnieriuhuneen obje.iin iiber ipi9tiss
5raeen bsrid.et rurb.)
Stetig. Dtnn auh unisr id,tpenn
Hompftn. eroban ith Die fyrdn3oien
Stiid fir Stiid bes marot,aniih<n
gobens, ben linen Der Hoptmberper.
trag BON 1911 aeihentt bat, unb nsbs
men 10. fait ofms oab man in europa
edrouf meter ofiet, obne nennens.
pertk Cpfer, benn bns Werf Der Grs
oberung pclIbringsn Jlieser, Wlaihis
nengstpebrt unb Riidiaufgsfhiise. eiu
Gono in 8eiiB. bus nnh syruhibarieii
urb goDenf1oBen. ME aud nnh Wen.
ften3alI. b. 3. nah arbeiiertr1fi<r
unb Rtirutensuhl. unb auh mad BEN
Mrtb ieiner tDelipolihiten unb melt
tptrtbidfioF1Iiden Gage ben Q1noern
Der europdildxn 9iirfei minbeil<na
gleihspertha ipdHfheinIih ptii iiber.
legen unb babel boppelt 70 srOb IN. nm
bk in bem iiinsfitn aries Stronte bon
glui gtfloHtn unb 6unberitoufenbs
BON Wenihen stItorbtn iinb. uebt,
bic 1ebeutung bes mdroisaniffkn Be-
fises an fih iit aus Anlab b<s iobres
lang ipdbrenb<n Wanrotiofrife 10 pisI
gefagt iporben, bub mir bier bnroui
Dersihien m16ten. olts unb tiefe. ioum
DtrbeiIte Wunben ouf5ureibkn unb bit.
tere 0rinnerungen ipah5urufen. Ga
III genng bdriiber 9efngt iporoen, ipit
fiM biefes Uhrotfr ala Der i16ntie nnb
ipertbbOnIte Gbelfsein In benz Qron1
afriloni5@er Neftunsen 6rdnsrei4i
,s!1sm frant5 i4sH asssnsalui4s Gin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

fSreb. Gbuttenheim an Dora 81.
anisbt. Cots 1921 uno 1922 in ners
ielben unterabtfeililna, 81.
Sobn e. YunsbIuth on Dpra 81.
aniebt. Cots 1173 unb 1174 in geehs
tpoob llnterabtbeilling, 81.
6nrrn 6. Gbalfont an CHARTS
Sreldnp, Gin Griffin Ginb In Green
5pipnfbip, 81.
aatberine Marsraf on Charles u.
Softer. 20 BEL lao sgub an Carr Sir.,
n0rDlth Der 8. Str, 81.
Gbitb q. Shuler on Marp Is. gors
rett, 81 bel 100 yuB an Der iiio6itlis
6en Gte ter Regent unb 9ubicn aps.
In Rorpoon, 81.
Catherine 5inte II. u. an peort
2oiliia Wiaham, go. IA in Mihg nno
aIins's eriten unterabtkilun9 BON
Hortppob, 81.
Wntn u. DppIe on ghitles s..
Meif. 1bsiI bon Cots 2 nno 3 in ter
lntsrabtbeilune bon Spispb Moren's
Giiate in Mob:fonpille, 81.
gDilidm 5airlep an Marn ). Jairs
len. Elm unperthsiltes Snter:iie Tn so
bsi So Sub an btr rorsfpsnlihen gte
Der Relion uno We0resor aps.. 81.
Gblrles W. Braiplsn an Nia am
Shannpn, Cots 20 unb q In 8lod
81" in Gottns. Sin, 81.
4nna poIInt an 2itit 8rueaaeman.
81 BET 10 5ub on Der Nornieiis Der
2iHnsn aps., 81 5ub oitiib Der Wts
grtaor Qps., in elmipoob, 81.
gnna Wl. White on Nntpn 8unbs
ifub, 80 bel $50 5ub on Der Weiifetts
her Jnirpiep ape., 81.
oenrn r. Q1dmdn an Gharles r.
Sibl, so bel 235 5ub on Der Glib
ieite BON gatna.ion Ips., 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gintinnati. 28. Wldrs

~ ~ - 81 ~ ~1' @taA5-
Jobn W. Galenberg an Winni,
aaienbesr 30 bel 80 CUB on b:r
Subtitle Don Jolsp Roab In Ssiiinn
IL in Delhi 9opnIbip, 81.
She Wdnbatton Reitnurdnt 60. on
y. s. Solomou, 2 Sabre Rontroit
auf efnen 2assrro,un bes Grunbitiides
% 90. 8. Ctr. NonatIi1. Renis
$275.
9be marb grod Saib unb Door
60. an Wnrsarsi 9. pierfon, 65 syub
an Der Dftfeit. bon Dnpp Mps. In
College bilI. 81.
Ssonette %. Goin an Gllan 0oin
Rioubo, 40 Bel 12S CUB an Der Glib
feite ber 4. Gtrnbr, % sguB
DitIfd Der Dine Gtrobx. fcspie
Is BEL 81 Gub an Der eib|.i.e
Der Batter Ctr, 149 Jut 0ftIih Der
0ine Ctr. folpie 216 Bel 228 sub on
her norbDeflhen gde ber Dine unb
Drttteu Gtrube, fotnie % bei 80 syub
an Der Sibfei!e Der Burnst CTR, an,
ftobenb an bos 8urnet 6oufe, 81.
Ureb. G9uttenhim an 1olsp6 r.
3nie9t, QotS 1o1D uub 1020 u Use&.
nask tAtssast ri'sns -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

Ginnlnl iinbet man ben neinen
ssris, bem bosG briitinb eil sscapfero.
den bcideert bntte. nnh I1n0erent.
pergebIif,en snden I'm DierocItnn,
lDc er unter eineni her Vfer0e oilf
brnl Hiiden Iiegt. nno ominlerli6nl
befien Baud betrodtet. Mmf bic S6ei.
te beS erf@ro6enen 8oters inot &C
trtu1et5ig: 80 1nb Blob fem ipOls
len, no 81 ben orc6m @itrbas Boa
.GeE j,lau!ns sogsdtt = ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
Sn Der g h miere.

Ser (an Der 8arocrobe): 0Q1,s
Der Sdirm auh nbgcacbeu fneroen?
9aroerobiere: See. be,te nitt,
bent regnet's b,rh!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
9enuste @eIe ae nhcit.

.Wenfd, Sic baben ia Ginf1ue tpie
ein nItes 9ous!"
Dsaurneu Sie mir bo nieGeitk ne
.erfA eppotbd barcnt JsihMe~*
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

MAN sr,pdsns tn gr.efen Sas .Gins. s0rs bia.i-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
CALLING ~ WASHINGTON

o ip startling 20 hear that Mr., VIII
uon ccntemi3ntes spending part Of
egch day ia room I'd the capitol
while eonsress "a II session aBys the
i.Ouissiile C0urier-Journai. which
continues This would BE- . smashing
~ All prseearnI Il would be leono-
cisstie ID H. destruction OF the theory
that the exec gtive should not infrinso
upon The isalslatile brunch VI gov
oranlrhi The pal lament 81 Engluno
var once invaded by king % ihat
cpintfg wAo had not boon Invited %
nlNr g oesntoL His appearance was
resented 81 "a lniiuHlon 40 lofi "a
haha hfierAard. bat there are hls-
loTiahs Who contcnd that h. had lost
u before ihai
Whit Mr HIison couid o. ia Goa.
srsss u Is not easy 10 zee. 80 prt'9-
dent over has beon a0le - "a 'hst
AR TAFT - nov again trJ ;na 20 80, n
asksng Congreas % consent 90 the
budget pIan u government. 90
congress. 10 beth branches h9s 81
wots been 80 Jealous ~ eNa.ai.qo en-
crsAkhments that Il hus frsaarst'y
ttiased ~ adopt a System " s'fl-
when vNaid simplify administrators,
~ bflnslns tho two branches 10 clos
- and more familiar eonmct. Il has
etuDbofny refused 20 do anythine
inc calling he heads Of department
bntb uhat inisht hook llke conruila-
li1A NJ 70 Appropriation bills. u has
pltfaffod shooting in tho DARK 10
teAlne nesetsNry facts relating 20 re-
ctiIin and disbursements IN way
abf4tud 81 az nnsncl.., exp"sivp,e
Ns snail have 60 await the appear.
ahfb II a. wilson 10 she capitol be-.
fsfb psnalas Judgment upon such ac-
tlsh9as ~ e new sald 20 eoniei-.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
HOOray! Baby To
Rule the House
No Longer DO Womon Fess The Great.
est 81 Al Human Blessings.

D. ls iov ana comfort 10 knev that
tro'e inuehtalked n palms and other dis
iressrs that are said 10 prceede child beer.
ING may easily De- avoided No woman need
fear the slightest discomfort n She will
foufv trfsoif with tho woll.knoVn aud
tiue honored rcmedy. Mothers Friend
This Ia must grateful penetrating *.
trrna' application ihal 90 once softrus aud
makes plant thc abdominal mus~.s nud
i'ssments They naturally expand without
tho slightest sirsln, ana thus nut oult
blnlrh on tendency 90 nervous, tvitehug
spells but there Is an entire frccdum IRON
nausea, discomfort, sleoplcssuess aud drcad
thaf 90 often leave their impress upon ths
babe
The occasion o. therefore Que uf un.
bounded joyful anticipation. sud foo much
aifcss Gao not be lald upon tho remarkable
influence which a mothers happy, pre- natal
disposition has upoa Tao health and t4r.
tunes - tho generation 90 como.
hotheFg FRIEND o. recommended only far
ths frilcf and comfort ri oSrociant m0her1.
thoussnd' u whom have urod snd recon.
mend o. Yon vii and q on tsls al an drug
stores ~ 500 q bottle. Write to-day g. tho
Drao6rld Regulator Co. 1870 Lamar nidg.
Atlanta. Ga, Tor most instructive book "a
ihh greatest u al subjects, motherhood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

icse and Is~s.
Thot scientist with hcatlcss light.
VIM turns 80 DAY the darkest night.
Achieves rcnown. bat why. Oh. Why
ignore the humble frctty?
That insect Tor some ages hnck
Has carried heatIcss iight In sack.
Aud 80 why should "a not be SORE
because not rccogniEed before.
stll there's fortune right on draft
For him Nho finds some Rraftlcss
graft.
or nolsclcss noise or smokelcss
stnoke.
or ronsicss rents. when men ore
broke.
Or bunlcss buns. or cashless cash.
When robbers bring bank 10 smash,
Ar chumpless chuinps. OF mumpicss
mumps.
or slumpless slumps. OF bumplcsz
bumps.
-. G. A.. IN New YORK. Tribune.
o
WHY ~ 4 legislature
o
THE MOST fatal disease hey You'd
tho ITO Grando - named Madero.
.
ANYHOW. UNCLE sam Is kccplng
his interviewer In good working order
@
THE ICE TRUST is about ready ,u
come out of It's Information
.
PERHAPS u ~ just az we'll WHOM
the Rcrnalillo representative have
nj got even nerve enough 20 vote.
o
SMALL TALK sometimes bogcts
blg trouble.
TIE MAN who Is really smart
doesn't oct that way.
o
EVERY GOLD BRICK peddlcr b.
sure the world owes him llving
g
THE MIXERS have ceased from
hiking and the weary are at rest
.
THE TESTIMONY Of the PujC
committee fills 2200 pages without
really telling anything new.
HUERTAS IDEA ct war isn't Nd
far different from old General shvr.
mans.
o
THE NAME of Madcro viii urviv,
in McSicnn genealogical histories al
any rate.
o
PARIS HAS az last dane, n,
shocking az Ia invite the attention
Of the police.
0
ny THEIR fruits Sc shalt know
them. Some Of tho things the legis-
laturr didn't do are peaches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08


The Articles BOYS stOW AMY
IN TROUSERS pyckcts must say,
Are many and diversified.
l,ul. gee, they're nothlnE oct bcsldc
Those round when hunliut l'ido's tus
omptied sisters shopping hugi
A card case. coin purse. barctte
4 handkerchief, yard Of net.
a dtinElne cup collar stay,
a iicket to the matinee.
a comb. brush, powder rag
Az these IA listers shepplur bae'
Some violet taicum "a can.
A kodak picture Of man
a ioukinE glass. a calling list.
rhe latest Rules for Playing Whist -
a cilpped-ont Joke from some smart
wag
Al these IN sisters shoppins bas'
: ctoelct neodie. spool ana lacc.
letter from her school chum.
Grace
little manicurinE set.
TN-fa postngc stamps. novelette,.
A safety pin. d sn'nii SILK neg--
Al these la s!sior's sholp,ng bag'
A bow 90 velvet ana two wings
4 ChamolE pocket" fuil ~ rings.
A stick ~ gum. bit at soRp.
Free samples of complexion dope.
some tissue that viii mend snag--
All this IN sisters shopping bag
And any boy whose sister prizes
Into his pockets and then cries.
"My goodness. brud. SEE what itC
found
How can you pack as this around p
should Fay. AN. that's no load 10
DRAG,
Just think what's In your shoppins
har'''
-tudgc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
SoBEL rEAcE rnrzE ron 1918


The Nob1 committee Of the Nor
weglan parliament has just transmit
ted 70 the United states and other
countries tho regulations covering the
next award Of the Nobel peace prize,
which Is 10 be- made December o.
isis
Proposals OF candidates Tor the
honor had 80 be- laid before the Nobcl
Committee bs some duly qualincd per.
son before the arst Of February, 1915
This duly qualified person" may %,
any Of the following pl Member.
and iato members Of the Nobel com
mltiee OF the Norwegian parliament
az wen az the advisers appointed M
the Norwegian Nobel institute: ca
members - parliament and member
81 government ~ the different ststcs
a. weli us members u the Tntcrpar.
liamcniory union; 90 members %
thc International arbitration court a.
The Hague 60 members OF the com
mission " the permanent iutcrnu-
tlunai pence bureau co. mem beers
and associates of The institute OF In
teimai,1nal Law, CO. uuitcrsli, pro-
fessofs O. political science aud OF
law, of history and 81 philosophy
and 90 persons who have receive,
the Nobel peace prize.
The Nobel pcu,e pvig, may also D'
awarded 90 an institution or assoria
! ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08


Nov Mtxico u rlsht down &c the
bstton o. Inv ilst anons the forty
'eishf states II the rnion n the stats
sanDofl sieeh is state uniyersip.
sew mcxlco hy starving out her
university. cflppHng "a uscfnlnessl
ana cro&dnr Il down to The dlmen-
s1cus of ! hlgA schooi s. procialming
10 ihe world tl,as she IL twenty-five
ycsfe Behind Inc times m tia snattcr
a edacstloh
1rhc prcspnt Legislature PROPOSES 20
continue the ptnfSinN. seroussng aud
sanrsssns process On she head VI ils
state edaeetsenai system BIZ oonsinu-
ins - reduce the appropriation feF
fhe sskte apissrsity and containing
20 a. what Il can 70 prevent the Unit
Scrxily taking she place IL deserves
ia the s0nt fnnk Of the state oduca-
ilonal institutions o. she west
~ state institution deserves better
snlsport than the University o. New
Mexico No institution has harder
stfuKsies; nowhere has Drawer. stur.
der more persietsnt effort and SELF
kiefiace been made 10 build up an
snstlsstf5n of witch the state may De
broud. So inHtltaiion could make
setter ssr 81 generous approPria-
ton lllhn the University. u has a
hoard u regunts composed Of the
ATTEST citizens and most dependable
business men 10 be- found in the state:
"a his for iis president man sf un.
oInuiled egperirnce and ripe practical
Sudrmsnt 81 highest educational
iauels combined eifh commons penss
ability % an orranizer and broad
grasp Of anairs The legislature
knows that ~ adequate appropriation
for the University Would be used more
wisely and with greater benefit 10
tho people o. the state than 10 ans
other quarter
~ hn0ws 'tmr no institution was
ever in mere pressing need Of suitable
Eaate support u must know that by
Squeezing thc rnivcfsi;y the impress
SION il. sent abroad that we are con
tenf 70 bring W nc rear OF the edz-
ealionai procession in the unitea
ssntea
The Herald is not taking this view'
~ the cuse from the standpoint 81
AibuaueraJe bat from the standpoint
81 the best interests If the state and
rs reputation outside cur Doundar-
zee The educational policy " O Stale
y an absolutely certain Index 10 It's
oaehnardness Or iis proGresslysness.
The entire policy " the state uniseT-
SHY lcoks toward is becoming unit
versliy for ali the state ana a uni
vcrsiss % which tho people of all no
state may point with pride.
Wa believe the people of New Mex
leo Niii be far from satisfied with o
permanent place 90 the rear OF tbs
edutJ,i0nai PROCESSION
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08


Former President Taft acts $4,000
year o. professor of ae " Yaio,
while tho professional foosbail coach
~ the same institution II sald 70 60
5000 for about four mon.hs' WORK.
g,rhind these relationships II "a
nttie puzzle about the standing u
the amateura question that j. much
Discussed risht now
The student gho Progresses undos
Mr Tar, with frankly have profrs.
aionai ideas IT, VIII get his iBsirur-
tiou fipm professional and he I'M
tends ~ become professional when
be engages Ia law practice Tor him
SELF. an exehango comments.
nui the student who engages under
thc professional Instructor Ia football
must BE- an amateur. There Il pro-
fessionai Instructor in baseball. aiso.
and his students must cling 20 the
anateUr idea. To Accept the services
az these paid Instructors with the idea
Of becoming "a professional athlete
would be to lower ones standard. 70
the amateur athlete yields 60 thc
tesmpiation Of big money" and plays
one game a. professional he iosss
an the honors he has gained as an
amateur, his name and records are
.cxpunged from the amateur rolls ami
he ss looked upon as something 81 o.
pariah. Yet the student who made
progress under any other professor ia
The Institution and Who frankly bv-
comes o professional In law ~ letters
or civil engineering. or anything else
in the curriculum n halted M q cred.
q, T. himself and his university
No wonder the rules about ANN
tear standing arc 80 bc gone over
and revised. IN view Of AL the uuos-
lions ihat have been asked since
Tborpc's case came to light There
Seems 10 Doe a nne-haired lot Of die
ilnctions In the whole business that
send 10 give one headache
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
SEASON or 1918 ON
THE CARLSBAD
PROJECT
First Water Turned Into Main
Canal at Avalon; $1,000
Acre Feet in Storage in Res
ervoirs.

Carlsbad. y NJ. March g. Just
before sunset Monday. ~uptriutvnd-
cnt Foster turned a small head ot
oatVr into %, main canal ut Avalon,
and the season oI 1918 for THE Caf's-
bad project was informally oponeu.
There Is but little demand for the
water so FAR as the ground Seems iD
bee fairly moist enough so O, allow
OF piowlng without irriguuun. water
was turned in this year about fifteen
Gays ahead OF the usual time. owing
| 90 the fact that there was no winter
run. but ar tho gates were nor opened
wide it is probable that th, session
win get under WAY az about the usual
/ time.
1 Their Is probably more water
stured in Mcmillan and Avalon tban
! lever before the two reservoirs ape
proximutine about $4,000 acre ioet
! enough water were "a not iur the
4 two factors OF leakage and oyupora
ton. 10 cover tho farm binds of the
project three acre feet deep. Water
has been spilled at avalon FOR nearly
/ all winter and the river Bt Mcmillan
~ running az about $50 cubic feet ptI
second. or about 200 mere feet 90
day With cloudy weather. q season
in the ground. NO winds OF con~v-
/ quencc. and the reservoirs brim full
the farmer under the Carlsbad pro-
lcct n starting thc season under u
vorable signs
/ The work at tightening The matt.
I canal below Loving has been hnishcl
ana the men we're laid Oh the end
OF last week Under the direction li
| Oscar Weaver $500 feet OF thc cana
has been lined with cement o. pre-.
vent leakage. This stretch uf the
canal O. through porous land. and thu
concrete lining was placed 90 prevent
further wastugc ana possible injury
90 lands ying under the ditch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

There are times when the most
careful care or the house viii ilIl
10 keep out all germs. sud while pre-
Nention ana removal are usually su
ficiont there are times when disinfo o.
ton b. essential Distinction should
bc 80 thorough that no chance 90
life remains. pislufovtiou iH suppos'
ed 90 mean death ~ all disease germ 5
but because OF tho resistance Of some
varieties. one can not Doe sure IA
every case that the process was com.
piCtc. Tho non-sporc varieties sue
CUNT quite easily while the spores
rusis, even extreme measures unless
long continued.
Dry Heat
Materials which VIII bee un.uJ"rcd
boy dry heat should bo baked for
one hour lu an oven heated sufficient
~ to quickly brown white cotton. q
boiling temperature for hall an hour
win destroy uil the known infectious
disease Rcrns---cycn tn resisting
spores.
steam.
steam. because h pvuctratc- bet
tor. Kills both bacteria and spores n
h we'll 10 continue Il lor one hour ~
longer although lees time ma, be- ct.
fcctitr win many germs
Burning.
ANY infected material which b. of
little yam, should bc burned immo-
diately. SO moist Infected matter
should bc allow ed To- become dry be-
fore disiniocton
Liquid Dlsinicuiani-.
Liquid disinltctunts must Do, used
ia strong solution, usually la generous
uuuniity. ami allowed Go aCt for nu
hout or moro one 1T the most ~
iectiNo ot those is ii'o per cent So
tuition oft ourboliu acid. Sis ounces
nf thc pure crystal 90 ono gallon ID
hot water gives nearly TN strongtd.
Another d. corrosive suhlimntc or bl-
Chloride oi morcury which must not
hc kept lu m,tul vessels. lut thP
GO grains of the crystals arc dissolved
with two tablespoons of common -nlt
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n'sle n ~ Ma fser thps ke Nill
W. ste m@mUeft 81 oonwrsn oiseg
ts1aen ~, him fttsNifc himself 20
van soon QRd thar he - being askc
~ W. slsen sep olion iie wili nDa
them iahias &c initiative h comm !
~ ~ him Without waltine FOR hiia
- esn nrsi Naliher senators nor
REPRESENTATIVES e1er have been stick
iere llke wemtn n nelrhbofhood.
~ 10 s'ho saoula make shc afsi call.
Ihex rs ~ eblIsatlou on presidents
y begin shc soclshlliiy McA, m'csi-
.iehss have foond q necessasy 20
pleea rxcases ~ avoid rccclsins soTne
~ il,ean. Mr Wilson win soon be
nNdihe MS out 80 wen lhai. v pc
hss formed a plan Cor returning ,hcis
snils h. wiil soon aeandoh n. u eiii
NOT be necessprs FOR Mahobct 10 80
% tho nsouniaia. The mountain VIII
80 10 Mahomci
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DlSlNFECllON JEAN HUBBs


ia one gallon ot hot water The,
two solutions are very poisonous
when taken internally
MIX OF lime Dr. often used where
IA" white color b. NOT am objection.
DislnGeCtanl-.
This requires Two pounds ot arg,
fresh SACKED lime tu four uT as.
quarts of water.
Anti-cpilc~.
These same compounds in weak, ,
solutions while they may NH some
varieties ut germs. rctard the growth
of all They are then called auu.
septic. An sntis,ptio for -por,.form
Inc germs mal hc dlsiulcctnut Ion
the uon-sporc VARIETY. There az,
numerous antis,ptics Vhic.. may pro-
won't an attack from germs, but thcy
must not Dee depended upon when tla
disease germ H. known Co be- present
Dcodornut~.
A third class of substance assoc
Ciatod with these iu connection With
germs Is the dcodorantS These lea
not Kill IA. germs nor cff.,tually Gee
tard their growth They either re-
move odOrs by forming ncw non
odor0u- compounds hs chemical ao-
ton with the odorou- substance, "r
thcy form new udor- which Dcins
stronger cover up the original ~. .
dcudurant may or may not have q
strong udur Itself. Charcoal be- d
strong ln-odorous dcodorant While
burning coffee b. AN odorous dcodor-
ant. ia general doudorants are "'
iittlr value
Gaseous DisinIcCtant~
Tho gaseous disiufcCtuuis are Val.
uaulu according ns they pruotrat"
more or less readily sulphur diuN
idr rs the ono most commonly used
but rurmaldchydo. although little
more expensive nt first r. to Dee pre-
fcrrJd This ls used 10 generator
sold Tor the PURPOSE. So rar as o.
known. Il Injuries no Furnishings AMI
Kills an germs. For mosquitos how
ever, q b. lees efficient than sui
phur gnr"