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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
TlIE HAHTT pr rRlyEa.

Until within FEW years tho Amer
lean in rural England or Germany
used frequently TO be met with some
such speech as this:
ION. you're from America. Then
you'n know my boy lie lives in
Chicago"
such provinciaiism is not often TO
BE- found IN this country because only
small percentage Of the population
II untraveled. The European o.
means has seen great deal OF the
world. but most OF the peasantry
have never been outside OF the i'm
mediate district where they were
born.
Il IL IN heritage Of every Amerl-
can to travel far and wide. Distances
count for nothing, especially In the
west. The flow o. travel ls inces-
SAINT. never ending. This has done
much 10 unity country OF immense
mileage. California is next door TO
New York. New Hampshire sum-
mars Ia Colorado II fancy 30 dictates
As q result provineiailsm h wiped
out Frontier lines do not exist. we
speak a common language. play tho
same games think along similar
lines. Il 10 this community of feel
ing that has made the people Of this
country such marvellous absorbers OF
foreign elements. Our newspapers.
our public schools, ana the habit OF
travel with iis tendency TO deloeal-
lie, change the second generation of
immigrants into Americans 10 pro-
nouneed that the native language is
forsottcn ON purpose. Critics have
spoken Of our large territory as
source Of danger 10 our national
unity Il has hithorto proved fac
tor OF strength.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
Middle Age Children VIII he Roys
To $50 Eenl CoIIIsIon.

Sacramento. Cal, Sept. 1O.--In
spite Of the protests 81 the Southern
Pacific. the state Fair directors plan
TO have "a real collision Of locomotives
as one OF the features OF the coming
State fair.
When The proposition was first
made few weeks ago that there
should bo such a collision, repre-
sentative of the company wrote a
strong letter 20 the committee hav-
Ing the matter In charge, asking that
the plan be- abandoned. II was point
cd out by the railroad official that
there WAS danger that the making II
a holiday spectacle of d collision
might inspire thoughiless boys TO
throw switches or otherwise cause
railroad accidents for the purpose Of
having some excitement. The mem-
beers OF the committee took the View
that this particular feature had been
shown IN other parts 81 the Couns
try without such results and there
"a 90 reason ~ appFfhend them here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
BAsEHaaId, AN EXPRESSION or
AsfERICANfsM.

sis teacher recently asked q Cicvo-
land ygiith during the geography les
son where Denver was The boys
eyes iit up. Here az last WAS a roas-
enable question. TITS In the Western
league Ipa'am. Top place She
had sol him AZ lest whore ne lived
A gooa many older people are liv-
ing shsee days largely In the bnse-
ban world. says the Denver Republic
can. xhe tariff and the Mexican dif-
fcul,ies may be nrst-paee stories IN
she papers. but the "fan" and there
arc legions OF him--opens 20 tho
sporting page first % find out wheth-
~ Denger won from Lincoln and 70
sec Il ~ Cobb is setting any closer
q Jackson IN tho race Ton the had
ia the batting percentage column.
The bis Issue that soon viii put an
others into eclipse is ihe result OF
me coming worlds championship
series.
- ie aH very well 20 talk about
politics and football but tho real
game thar brinse out the democracy
ihat ~ Ia an Of ne ~ baseball. A
philosopher might say that baseball
s. not d same al an. II Is very sori-
Gus business. noihius less than the
embodiment % our national temper
ament Foreienes think they know
rs uhen they see us abroad. ana the
noqrNsls % ether countries have
tackled ~ us certain characteristics
unpposed % ~ t,pieal They cannot
really know us unsu they have seen
us So game with our masks on
GhoFr w. foruel ourselves and reveal
what VIZ are.
rnehall h ihr 'ari word IN Amer
Iosnnm, our snap, oar directnoss,
ouf concentrated onefey me Joyous
abandon with which W. plunge into
|hinee lht cfac|onel vita Nhleh W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
crawl FOR PAPER
- AND GET THIN
,lcen shelby, Actress Finds Gut IN
Paris How % Hcmain
HVlllh.

Denver, Colo. sept i0---Jean
Shelby has given away the secret Of
keeping hqrsclf slim. Those who have
seen her az Elltch's gardens during
the summer. and who are 10 sec her
Ia The only Law" "a the TABOR
Grand. know that she has succeeded
whore many women have failed.
Many have wondered how she does a.
but now that she has told tho story
everyone can do likewise. Il they care
tu go through the came series Of ox-
orclscs.
While IN Paris. Miss shelby got her
ideas Many Partisan women are
nractlcing the craze called paper
Crawling" The procedure il as foi-
lowss
Rise early, choosing as fine a morn
Ina as possible. and motor 81 a Sc
Guided SPOT. having chosen ne COM
Portable clothes as possible. Arm
yourself with copy of newspaper
81 ,he day. tear It up. scatter the
pieces as FAR az you can, then crawl
round and pick them up. At the end
Of tho performance, you viii feel
quite exhausted, and tho energy wiz
be found highly beneficial for the
figure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

. FOREST NOTES.
: AHNeeSSaANNeSNNd

Switzerland has four cooperative
for aip CROWNS aud
Of forest products
The United states forest service is
using gasoline railway spocdcrs .or
fire protection purposes They fnl-
low up trains ON steep grades whore
sparks thrown out by forced draft
are likely to start fires along the
right Of way
Forest officers have found that
high power telescopes are not always
satisfactory In frc-loOkout work. Ia
some localities heat vibrations IN the
atmosphere are go magnifiod by the
glass that clearer vision can bc had
with the unnidcd eye.
a. the national conservation con-
gresF TO bc held in Washington Soc
Nember 1890. the subject of forestry
win be handled by main commit
toe, with subcommittee which wil
report on federal and state forest pol
icies. forest taxation, fires, lumber
Ing. planting. utilization, forest
schools and scientific forest lnvestiga-
ti0ns.
Elk have been found In the uinia
national forest, Utah, for the irs
time in many years. Since they arc
not from shipments from the Jackson
Hole country 60 neighboring forests
tho state and federal officials are
gratlfiod az this apparent increase IN
big game as the result OF protection
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
Sweet Potatoes


eutvi Potato nrcnd.
cupa mashcd sweet potatoes.
cups siftcd cofnmcal.
d cup % lard.
Pinch If SALT
2 cnga
Sweet milk.
Mix the potato, cornmeai. lard and
sali thorunehiy. then add the eggs
aae at time. and milk 10 make x
rather stin dough. Take up tho
dough between tho hands, toss Il to
form small poras. iiatten thcm against
a very hoi creased pan and bake in
very not oven. Serve az a0on as
dOno--thc crust should be brown and
thick. Eat with butter and c0nee-t
or as an accompaniment 10 sausage
or roast pork.
sweet Potato Mustard.
"a cup Of butter.
/ quart hot mashed sweet potatoes.
cups 81 sugar.
eggs.
Juice and grated ring Of 4 lemons.
teaspoon Of grated nutmeg.
sweet milk.
Mix with butter and potato. then
adj alternately the sugar and eggs.
Beat smooth. add tho lemon rlnd and
juice and tho nutmeg. After tho
lemon juice Is wen Incorporated. add
enough rich milk Go maze the MIXTURE
pour caslly-'aoiinitc prof. .dions can
not be given because some potatoes
are 80 much more watory than others.
Bake Ia pans lined with pun paste,
in a quick. steady oycu
Where mcrlneucs are In favor. use
six eggs. keeping out the whites for
meringue. and adding little more
milk
Bermuda or white yams will require
an extra cup OF sugar--lt Is we'll TO
bear ln mind the difficulty Of making
sweet potato things sweet.
Potato Pudding.
pint Of raw potato. grated.
cups Of sugar.
eggs
cup of butter
cups Of milk
Pare and CRATE the potatoes. add
the sugar. eggs. butter creamod until
light. and the milk. Pour into q pud-
ding dish and bake Tor two hours IN
hot oven As the top and sides
crust over. stir the crust down and LET
Il form afresh. The pudding should
be at serving time a rich marbled
mottle Of brown and yellow.
II may be served hot with rich
fruit sauce. or cold with whipped
cream and sugar.
Sliced Potatoes.
Firm boiled potatoes.
sugar. butter. nutmcg.
White pepper.
Boiling water.
Slice the potatoes. keeping tho
slices whole. Arrange them In layers
In a baking dish, sfnoihering the lay
crs in sugar. ana dottine lihoraIly with
butter Season with nutmeg and a
very little white pepper. Almost cover
with boiling water and set for two
hours IN a slow oven. As the water
wastes add more "a little al time
The aim Is to preserve tho potato
slices when taken out there should
be a rich syrup huif the depth Of the
dish. Good either hot or cold.
This Ia one OF tho best rolishcs fol
/ poultry or roast pork.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
WHY ALFONSO
w HURRIED HOME
Had a. Visit siotlicr-in-Iaw ~ ilc
stayed In Cowcs; Nothing
Doing.


Madrid. Sept iO.-A good deal OF
quiet amusement has been extracted
by the military ana governing classos
In Madrid from King Alfonso's hur-
ried return from England. The real
explanation Of his majosty's sudden
and unexpected reappenranco In spain
Is this The strained relations he
tween the king and his mother. Prime
oss Henry Of Battonberg. continue
without q sign OF Improvement and
ne did not once pay her "a visit.
True, his majesty rushed down TO
the Isle OF Wieht one afternoon. but
put up FOR the nlght az sandown
hotel. with his mother-ln-law roun0
the corner az Osborne. The trouble.
whatever n tho cause OF Il Cthcrc
have been SO many explanations led
TO Alfonso's speedy exit. There was
no need for him TO go back 10 spain
under a fortnight. he went over for
Cowos. which IL for him ne nearest
earthly approach 20 paradise. hu;
was faced with a nasty problem. He
would either have 10 stay away or be
the guest Of King George on the royal
yacht In the latter alternative a
reconciliation with Princess Henry
was imperative.
Alfonso tried hard To maneuver a
way out. How n ne stayed AT "A no.
tel? Queen Ena would not hear II
thls--consequently tho speedy A..
parture on the very eve OF the nrst
days racing. IL Was fremont ,ua
sacrifice on Aifonso's part, but 20 par
aphrase o well known spanish pro-
verb there is nothing so consoling to
"a good hntcr us-hatrcd!"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
DAKER, IN HURRY,
D ABDUCTs STREET CAR
Kansas City Resident steals Car out
of Barn and Takes Wild Joy
Ride TIL Pinchcd.

Kansas city. Mo, Sept. iO.--Georgc
Gun, "a baker, 20 years old. entered
the Northeast car barn az O'clock
this morning and stole" street car
because he WAS In a hurry 10 get
down town. The fact that George
had been drinking may have had
something 90 do with his haste.
Anyway, the first thing the om-
pioyos at the barn knew was when
Gun went whooping out 90 tho car
barn with his hand on the lever and
his eyes pocring steadily down the
.traok.
once Gull got clear OF the barn. he
put on fun steam and the WAY he
went whizzing over the tracks was
caution. After ho had rounded a
few of the many curves Ia the North
east tracks, be- tried 20 stop the car.
but he didn't know what iovor 70
work. 80 he tried thcm an.
Sic WAS frantlCally Juggling al "a
lever that reduced The speed 81 the
ear when he arrived at Lexington and
Maple avenue, and II was tncro that
the police cuqght him They had
been summoned by the barn employees
over tho phone and out they went Ia
a motor car To- head of the hurrying
baker.
Gosh. I'm glad 20 see you" said
the perspirlng Gull. when the cops
boarded tho car
lie was taken To- The station and
locked up for safe Keeping.
Ills residence S. given as 1859 Grand
avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
As YoUNG As oNE rEEIs.


The youth who attempted To arouse
a nirtatioua feeling In the breast Of
a Chicago policewoman was dis
charged by magistrate with an in
Junction to eschew al intoxicants IN
future. A story that comes from Mil
waukoe Is different In its details, and
mayhap In ils moral.
Dressed IN short skirts and Rlesllng
like school girls, three women began
flirting with two men who happened
70 be deputy sherins. and who docid-
% Il would be . good thing TO iot the
district court have knowledge os the
females unusual giddlnoss. The
women said they were pauiina Du-
kowksi 90 years oidi Paulina jesse.
wiski. 90. and Alvina spotek. So.
They seem 10 Imagine thoy are
charming young girls" ono OF the
deputies told lhc court "They have
been trying TO flrt with every man
they saw"
The Paullnas and Alvina arc old
enough 20 know better. But had they
been charming young girls, would
they have been arrested?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
- b o. -.

viacoanl Ilalaann. iora hlsh cham
eslieF ef Hnelens. and himself be-
lletsf in equal suffrage. mys Greet
rfllain Is fnr from ready 10 confer
tne ballot npon women. The cause
over there has shown rctrorression
IN tho last sou years ne thinks. and
ihia d attributable a. tho successes 81
thc mIiiianis % tho rankhnrst kind.
Equai suffrage "a not q party oues.
ton in Ensiand. Several momDors
90 the present cabinet favor Yotcs
for women" and there are advocates
y ihc cause to b. found IN the RANKS
81 the unionisla nat cabinet which
eoild aeree on bin oxtepdlng the
ballot 70 women. as Lord Haldane
paiais out. rouia agree on no other
Euyernmentai measure. and chaos
would b shs result Of such a minis
sv.
Risht now there iu an nnnuuai and
suspicious quietnae among the mlll-
ianls, This may be- due 20 the fact
shrt their recognised leader Mrs
Emmeline Pankhursl. temporarily il
residing on the continent. but other
explanations OF the calm also are boz
Ing caercd. Some profess 20 believe
that the miliianis have been forced
% recognise that their tactics arc
hurting rather than helping the
movement. and for this reason thct
have laid aside the hatchet. the sui.
phur match and ,he dynamite. 9th
err think that ihe suffragotto leaders
have counselcd truce as tho result
% promises Of members Of tho AS
auiih cabinet that an equal suffrage
bin win be presented 10 the commons
within the next few months.
Whatever the reason az the aules-
cencc. 4 COMES as a relief 10 the hcc-
iorcd ana huraarcd leaders OF gov
ernmeut- II cannot be a calm pre-.
eeding a storm Of greater violence
than has yet swept the nation. In
Eenuiiy could not invent deeds moro
sinister or nonsensicai than those al
ready resorted TO BY the suRraecttes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

Last winter my son caught n very
bed cold and the way he coughod was
something dreadful" writes Mrs
sarah y. Duncan. of Upton, Iowa.
1--WE thought sure he WAS going into
consumpilon. We bought Just ono
hottie on ChamberlaiB's Cough REM
ody and that one bottle stopped his
cough and cured MS cold completely"
For sale by an druggisia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

Aud Many Are the Voices Of Albu-
qucrquc People.

Thirty thousand voicos-Whnt
grand chorusl And that's the num-
bor OF American men and women
who are publicly praising Deans KID
ncy Pills for relief from bnckache'
kidney and bladder ills. They say II
60 friends. They tell u IN the home
papers. Albuquerque people arc IN
this chorus. Here's an Albuquerque
case.
j. J. Ryan, s2s 81. broadway, Al
buquorquc, -. NJ. says. II had mo-
tiCod for some tire that my hdncFa
weren't acting as they should. The
far 81 riding on wagon and heavy
Hitting weakened them. ! had sharp
twinges In tho small OF my back Ny
head achcd and had dizzy spells. !
got Doan's Kidney Pills after q neigh
Dor had given public statement.
telling how they had cured MIN or
kidney complaint one box WAS hll
needed for pormanent cure
For sale hy all dealers. Price bV
cents FOster-Mil3urn Co, buhalo'
New York. sole agents for the Unit
Ell States
Remember the name DoanH'--and
take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

The announcement has iust hcon
made IN London that tho Argentine
government intends to ISSUE SO. 800 oou
Of bonds. with view ~ developing
petroleum wells, The area marked
out for the government was originally
ie 900 acres. but IL now considering
more. and according To tho scheme az
present under consideration. maohin-
cry will be Installed capable Of deal
ing with a minimum output OF 1900
600 tons Of oil per annum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

HOO's WHO.
by John Carey.
tBy John W. Carcy.l

Who flies "a tns 10 coniurc with
Cwhatcycr that may mean "a label
which itself would land the center Of
the SCREEN who's got the ginger and
the punch zowic and the swish
and an the name suggests except the
molar cxposishe Who showed u
when nt Albany his nd nc failed to
doff 10 Charley Murphy whom he
told Just whore he could get Off Who
helps Josophus Daniels keep our u
s. ~ Ia tone Gin which anmc job
some years ago his mighty namcsnke
shonc)2 Who'll Keep from hnrm our
native land. whore pence go long has
dwclt. while ruclc's off the watch.
dog iohg That Franklin Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
CTalmrtI 10 ~ Iia cars OId.

Jefferson City, Sept i0.-Ilichard
IIoope. "a negro who died al Usage
city near here today. claimed 10 be
f4a years old and said that he was at
Yorktown when CORVALLIS surren-
dorod. Though his real age was not
known. persons who lived at Usage
city we're satisfied that he was more
than 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

The t7,0O0. 900 unmarried men and
women IN this country are "A subject
Of distress 10 life insurance export,
Rut think of the thousands of places
IN which there rs not "a single cugenist
10 tell folks whether they ought to
marry or not.--Ncw York Evening
Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
nInrrhnrn QnIrkIt Cnrd.

- was taken with diarrhoce nnd
Mr. Yorks. tho merchant hero, per-
suadcd me 10 try % bottle of cham
hcrlain's collie. Cholera ana Diir"
rhoca Remedy. After taking one dose
Of IL ! WINS cured u also cured ulh-
cra that / gave II to-" writes NJ. y.
Gebhart Orlolo Pa. That IL not -
an unusual. ~ ordinary attack -
diarrhoea can almost Invariably be
cured by one or two doses 81 this
romcdX. For sale by an druggists.
For quick sersfce cail lamhrook
Bros. Auto Line. Phone sos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
Unncl, 90 Bcn.

senator Tillman viii be kind enough
10 note that Norway has Just appoint
ed It's first woman Judge. Tho sim
ilarity between Norway and ancient
Rome will at once become evident
Hartford Times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

with such q comfortable majority that
there Is no reason for delaying the
passage of the entire tariff bin 30
Washington Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

Horoupon Senator Penrosc jumps
into the arena as the champion of
Uncle sam In this Mexican muss.
stand back and give him air.--Chi-
caRO Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

What Mr.. Bryan has been refrain
INK from saying during the last two
weeks would make thrilling chau-
tauqua lecture Columbia State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
IN OTHER SANCTIONS


Representative Mann appears 10 be-
the one who put the dig in Digs
Chicago Record Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

Tho dove of peace continues Co COO
Ia English and II also making some
progress In Spanish Washington
star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
JAkS Pls \. III


colorod man
Is Harry HNll;
Nose gets purple on
one hlghhaia
Tgie swatslne season.
fright. shining hours do we devote
TO rwatling flies and bugs.
But nothing scpms 90 gyt our goat
Like sWatiiHE rarior rugs
youngstown Telegram.
We hate % swat tina parlor rugs.
rui really. on my soul.
II "a d snap 20 him who tugs
In both the ws,od and coal
Los Angeles Express.
Tho ingring IN 81 coal ana wood
We'd rather do. hy far.
Than stand out In the boiling sun
And crank q hRily car.
-irand Rapids Press
We'd rather crank that balky car
That's what we would N0ldurn'cr. 49,
or swat a parlor rug. BY far.
Than crank that old hasebuFner.
-
MRs JiNGs n 80 proud ~ that
dog az hers she oven thinks its fieas
are above the ordinary ricas.
O.
PARADOXICAL as Il may sound.
the failure Of big distiilcry is report
ga to be due 20 tight money.
d.
MIR. nURLEsON IL said 10 be now
naming Democratic p0Etmasters az
the rate of 81 a day-and he has lot
TO name yet before the faithful are
satiaied.
THE ADMINISTRATION Il highly
clatod over the rasult In Maine. For
purposes 81 publication only.
D.
WHEN Harry Thaw Is back again
In festive Matteawan no more he'll
greet the milkmaa. at the coming Of
the dawn.
o.
THE CONsTrTUTIONALTTY OF the
Constitution Is the next subject to be
discussed.
1T rs GENERALLY admitted that
when Hucrta goes he VIII go quick.
o.
1. ROY MCCLURE left his buggy
hanging on Mr.. BaiFd's anchor wire
at tho northwest corner Of the latter's
field, why can't Mr. Moon Man turn
on his lights sunday nights"--Ccn-
/ terVille Item In Nara Visa, ~ NJ.
News We suggest that Mr.. BAIRD
| anchor a lantern on his anchor wire.
o
AFTER AMERICAN Women get
the ballot they may further demon
strate their independence by refusing
20 let Paris set the styles for them.
/ why should we wear what Paris does
any moro than what Nairohi, or KARI
lux or spitzbergen does?
.
AfOOsclookmaguntic.
said 20 girl from Chefoo;
Don't these queer Chinese names
bother you2"
She gave me "a look
And replied: "Ponacook,
Tallahassee Milwaukee and Sioux"
Atlanta Journal
O.
WE WONDER they didn't pinch
that upside-down aviator for gross
violation Of the law or gravitation.
O.
EVEN AT that. Jerome probably
doesn't point 20 himself with great
pride.
THE PRiZE-FIGuT champs
They do not last;
Witness the caFe Of
Al Wolgast
D.
TIME FOR the ccnsors or public
morals 90 get sore al the spectacle Of
summer lingering In tho lap Of Au-
tumn.
D.
SEEMS like the Mex Sit has drug
along now for quite "a while.
O.
| AND THE ADMIN o. sim Hopeful.
&
Middle Age Children VIII bc BoXs.
OFrom the Boston llerald)
! IADT's maid or nurse for middle age
childrcn. young French girl wishes
position I'm private family, hairdrcss-
ms and manicure experience. Al
dress NJ l., 1GG West Goth. Tel, 1892
Columbus.
d
~ NEW YORK some unhunp crim
lnni says that Ia the case az city
politics Il looks like the more the
muyorior.
o
SEPTEMBER MORN has been dot
lintcly rolcgatod to the limbo OF things
that no longer amt
--E. u. ].
To stage REM Collision
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

Store ugll cioae Ilinrsday tlie fith,
Good noaan aaY. p, NJ. Zee
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29
THE INTERNAL BATH MEANS
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS

It is claimed that 80 per cent of
all the diseases of Mankind are due to
Constipation. Read this: Pure warm
water and the use of the 81. B. L.
Cascade for Internal Baths" is all
that snecessary to bring about
health and happiness to sufferers
from constipation, and from the hum
dreds of other ailments resulting
simply from the inactivity of the
large intestine, called "Colon," to per-
form it's proper function as nature
intended it to do, and as do the other
organs of the body. Having used the
Cascade for three years; knowing its
merits, and out Of sympathy for peo-
pie who suffer, as did up until three
years ago, prompts me to advertise
to furnish these Cascades for Internal
Baths, and to teach people how to use
them. To learn all about this sim
pie, safe appliance Phone al, or write
to Box 500, Minot, N. Oak.