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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
HAROLD.
Treuctlingen, August 10, 1914

Dear Folks:-
/ am again OH my way 10 Nurnpers'
and have just eaten my evening heai
IN the station restaurant. MY tram
leaves at 6:4O ana arrives III Nurh-
berg at l1:4O. | have the desire 10
Iet some news from home for IL mas
ueen three weeks since | received
letter. You shouldn't be worried as
every thing is ali right with me-
eve 10 all,
HAROLD.
o. ...,, Nuuuat M 1914
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

s. l.. CHAPMAN, Chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
Gems OF secret information on Beauty,
by valsska suratt. Whose Fame ~
Americas ssif-zRads Beauty
Queen. IL world Wtda
sx KISS vALnsxA svnArr

~roT so much the big wrinkles. but
M the little ones. are what rob the
face of it's youthful appearances. No
you may engage In nlassaging the face.
there will be no perceptible result unless
the proper article Is used Nearly all
creams sold for this purpose In the stores
Is why perhaps you have experienced
but little Improvement with one cream
over another. Every woman should as
we'll know now as later that the cost of
prepared creams is too high to allow
their use being liberal and unstinted. as
IL should be 10 produce results. Further
more, their Ingredients tire usually lack
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
MUSICAL AFFAIRS NUMEROUS

Continued from Page Two)
and Mr.. Robert Hood OF Philadelphia
were members Of the house party being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Weber for
their daughters wedding.
Lieutenant Wild entertained the bridal
party and the house guests at the Weber
home at supper at the New willard FRI
day night after the wedding rehearsal
and theater party.
Lieutenant Wild Is a Nebraska young
man. son OF Judge and Mrs. J. A. Wild
Of WILDER. where he was born, raised and
graduated from the WILDER High school.
He attended the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis, Nd, for four
years and wss graduated in 1913. He
has many relatives and near friends in
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

Music and Drama" Is the subject which
will be studied this coming year. Mrs.
Elizabeth Higgins Sullivan spoke on the
vice question and Mrs. Halleck Rose on
the citizens ticket candidates for the
Board of Education. The meeting was
preceded by a one o clock luncheon given
by Mrs. Nickel and Mrs. Titus Lowe.
The Miller Park Junior musicale was
held Friday afternoon at the school
house. The program was as follows
Violin solo, willard Daley, accompanied
! by his mother. Mrs. DALEY; vocal duet
Master George Barr and Gladys Berhns
plano, Edith Avery; violin, Joseph Bonn
accompanied by Mrs. c. r. Them, presi-
dent of the Miller Park Mothers club
piano. Lyle Anderson; VIOLIN, Roy An
derson; vocal. Gladys Berhns; piano
! W aunita Bfuner; plano. e. Edalyn. The
next program by the Junior Musical so
ciety viii be given the latter, part Of
November.
DR.. Grace wightman will give q ten
minute talk on THE Montessori System
of Child Training at the open program
OF the social science department Of the
Omaha woman's club. following the reg
ular meeting Monday afternoon.
Chapter b. X. of theP, z. o. sister
hood was entertained at a Hallowe' en-
party Friday evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs George Rogers. The
decorations and menu were appropriate
to the spirit of the occasion.
1 - Nla 2
will be held Saturday at the nome OF
Mrs. r. C, Craven
The German-American Women's Re
lief association win hold bazaar at tbs
German Home Saturday. November IA
for the benefit Of the German widows and
orphans relief fund. Handsome articles
will be ratified Mrs. Bertha Getzsch-
mann has asked for donations Of dolls
and aprons which may be ratified COT
fees are held every Wednesday at the
German Home for the relief fund.
-
The North Side circle of the Child Con
servation League of America win NEE
at the Monmouth Park school Friday
afternoon at 2:SO o'clock, The program
will be on ''self-control." and papers will
be read by Mrs. A. l. Bigford. Mrs. w
n. woerner and Mrs. Charles Bauer
Musical numbers viii be given by Mis-
Mildred othmer. Following the program
there viii be discussion Of the subject
The next meeting of the Dundee circl
of the Child Conservation League o
America viii be held Monday at the hom
OF the president, Mrs. ~ X sype. $40
} Burt street. at 2;90 p. m.
The following program VIII be given
Paper, "As Parent. SO the Child: Rela
ton of Preeept and Example" by Mrs
l. H. Arey; paper. THE Power OF a Mas
terful Temper and It's Value. Whei
Rightly Directed, In SOCIAL and Civil
} Use" by Mrs. c. b. Moser; paper ID
|, We Repress the individuality Of on
Children?" by Mrs. Niles Greenleaf; dis
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

making an automobile trip TO Chicago,
stopping at their college town, Ames. and
other points enroute.
Mrs c. ID. Scott returned TO Omaha
Saturday from Carmel-by-the-sea, where
she spent two months studying under
William Chase. Mrs. Scott visited Prof.
and Mrs, c. @. Abbott at the Mt Wilson
observatory. and also at San Francisco,
Seattle and Spokane. Mrs Scott was re-
Gently elected superintendent OF the Loyal
Temperance legion work at the state
womens Christian Temperance union
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
Matthews. Hughes Engagement.

Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Hughes OF Bat
TIE Creek. Neb.. announce the approach
ms marriage OF their daughter, Claire,
and Mr.. Francis y. Matthews OF this
city Miss Hughes formerly attended the
Sacred Heart academy here and has
many friends among the omaha alumnae
OF that Institution
Mr., Matthews lie a graduate OF the
arts and law departments OF Creighton
university and has been associated with
the law firm OF DeBord FredenhurE &
Van orsdel.
The wedding will take place at Battle
Creek during the last week OF November
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
Wrinkles Big and Wrinkles!
Little Go Quickly s%s s! ssslss.

alcohol. half a pint each, or use a fun
pint of bay rum instead. This makes A
very economical hair treatment. Is mixed
passed. Use literally. Any drug store
can supply you with The beta-Qutnol
MISS @. M. R.--Use the following and
see how quickly and beautifully your
complexion viii change 10 one OF lex-
quislte beauty. 1t Is difficult to explain
the marked change. which this cream
produces. All freclles. muddiness and
can surpass II for this. Get at the drug
store one ounce OF zintone and mix
with ono tablespoonful OF glycerine in
times more cream than you would have
70 pay for by buying prepared creams
which are much weaker in results
soRRowFuL@rhe bust can very
often be developed. The following mix
ture 10 the best thing known for this,
and It Is safe. though OF course no one
can ever be sure of success in this re-
gard. MIX two ounces of ruetone, OBJ
tainable at any drug store. with half
"a cup Of sugar and dissolve in q pint of
meals and at bedtime.
EVA @. R.-You have probably never
heard of the remarkable properties of
eggol as head wash and dandruff re-
mover 1nis dissoIves away AL fatty
accommodations and dandruff, which moth
ing else. not even soap and hard scrub
hall a cup Of hot water makes the most
exquisite shampoo you can ever get. 1t
cleans out all the pores wonderfully.
and lets the hair breathe. thus as
hair healthy and vigorous. ! would
never use soap on hair. Eggol. besides.
leaves the hair easy TO do up. IL Is
price you can obtain enough eggoI for
over a dozen Of these extraordinary
head-washes
MRS T. l.. M.-Shnple sulfo solution
Il sthe only thing that will remove SUI
fperfluous HAIR successfully This Is
because IL Is the only. thing which dis
soves the hair instead of burning Il
off, as other depilatories do. AS a result
il never leaves a mark OF red spot, or
injuries the skin, but leaves IL clear. soft
body. no matter how delicate the skin.
II never fails ana. works In a few mo-
ments. The simple sulfo solution can
be secured at any drug store
MISS X o.--It Is remarkable but true
that you can get rid OF blackneads In a
few minutes. sprinkle some neroxin on
water, and rub this on the blaekh eads.
In a few minutes they will be all gone.
This holds true for even the tiniest black
heads which Il Is impossible to pinch
out. Never pinch out blackheadss
MRS. t. N. P.-The liquids and pow
ders sold for excessive perspiration are
usually but momentary In effect. APP
plying hydrolized tale to the arln-pits
keeps these fresh and dry ell the time
and you will not have your arm-pits
wet and your dress-shields curl up like
ropes. IL will save the damage to your
garments through fading and rotting
OF the fabric Hydrolized tale can be
secured at any drug store II destroys
all odors at once II Is also the best
thing known for perspiring feet-Advel-
tisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
Personal Mention.

X SsoUuhl ACutiOns
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Baum in Chicago Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Russell Is improving after a
slight operation performed Wednesday.
Mrs. @. G. Bonner has moved from 1924
Caldwell street and has taken an apart
ment in the Maewood.
Mrs. t. F. Kennedy expects to leave
the early part Of next week for WASH
ington. where she win be the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Stanton.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert M Hitchcock
and Miss Ruth Hitchcock have returned
from Washington and have taken an
apartment at the Highland Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Liddell have re-
turned from their wedding trip and have
taken an apartment at the Harvey. Mrs
Liddell was formerly Miss Mabel Baird
Mr. Ralph and Mr.. George Kiewit ape
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
Jordan-Spencer wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd II. Jordan OF Cor
don. Neb., who were married Wednesday
at Bernstein, Neb., are spending few
days of their honeymoon in Omaha at
the home Of the BRIDES parents. Mr., and
Mrs ]. A. Spencer.
The bride. who was Miss Lauretta
Spencer. is a graduate OF the, University
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
With the Visitors.

Miss Blanche Burke OF Portland, Ore,
is guest at the home OF MIR, and Mrs
John A. McShane.
Miss Robinson OF st. Louis is expected
the first OF the week to be the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Robinson. MIR
and Mrs. Robinson win entertain at din
ner for Miss Robinson Tuesday evening
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

ing In effect. BECAUSE these ingredients
must be cheap. otherwise there is no
profit in their sale. IL you will make
up your mind 70 make up your own
cream, which you can do IN a few mo-
ments as follows you will have a re-
markable wrinkle eradicator, one that
works quickly and surely, and II Will
cost you far leas than any prepared
cream you can buy. Furthermofe, you
will get the result desired. Dissolve two
tablespoonfuls OF glycertne and two
ounces OF eptol In half pint Of water.
This cream used every day will produce
a startling change IN a short time, maxi
ing the face plump and youthful TO a
marked degree
NEGLIGENT R.-Yes. you can stop
falling of hair very quickly. Here Is a
formula which produces marked changes
In the hair roots and scalp tissues. The
result As that dandruff Is absolutely
stopped, the hair roots regain their
youthful vigor, hair grows quickly and
luxuriantly, often several inches a
month. and IL takes on very silky and
healthy gloss. There 10 nothing 90 sat
isfactory as this spleniid formula. Mix
one ounce of beta-quinol In water and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
ENTERTAINMENTS PLANNED
FOR STATE MANUFACTURERS

The delegates to the State Manufactur
ers' association convention, TO be held In
omaha November Is and ~, are TO DO
entertained az dinner at the Commercial
club the evening OF November Is and at
a theater party the evening Of Novem-
Der 10. The Omaha Manufacturers as
ISOLATION and the Commercial club Jointly
are 10 entertain them.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

OF Nebraska. whore she was a popular
student, The groom graduated from the
oniversity's college OF law and has begun
the practice OF his profession at Gordon.
where his father John c. Jordan, has
been prominent citizen for twenty
eight years.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
To Honor Bride.

Miss Josephine Doherty was hostess at
a luncheon at the Loyal hotel followed
by an Orpheum party Saturday. In honor
of Miss Nell Creedon, whose wedding
will take place soon. Pink roses were
used as a centerpiece on the table and
covers were placed for;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

Club Calendar.
sUNDAY-Memorisl services for the late
Mrs. George Tilden, Young Woman's
Christian association vesper service at
NoNDAY-omaha womans club, di-
rectory, LAS D. M; club meeting, 2.29
p. m. open program, SOCIAL science de-
partment. Dundee circle Child Con-
servation League OF America, Mrs. n.
X. Sype. hostess. Bemis Park circle,
Child Conservation league, Mrs. r. III.
Chautauaua circle. Mrs Allen Koch.
TUESDAY-Llterature department Of the
South Omaha Woman's club, oratory
and French departments. Major Isaac
Sadler chapter Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Mrs. II. n McheiVy,
hostess. Board of trustees Oh People
Home, Young Women's Christian assoc
citation. U, S. Grant woman's Relief
Corps, Memorial hall
NESDAT-Idterature department,
Omaha Woman's club, Mrs. 6. c. Bon
neT, leader. south Side circle Child
Conservation League of America, Cas-
tellar school. Diratrict convention OF
Woman's Relief Corps at Plattsmouth'
THURSDAY-Home economies depart
ment. Omaha Woman's club CNNpter
F., of the P. E. o. sisterhood, Mrs. A,
w. Hervey, hostess. Mrs. Edward John
son, kensington Government class,
Woman's club Van SAINT college rooms.
Young Mothers club. Emma Hoagl land
Flower Mission. Benson Woman's club.
Mrs. J. Starrett. hostess.
FRIDAY--North side circle Child Con-
servation League OF America. First
Presbyterian church, benefit luncheon
for the Social Settlement. Frances
willard, Women's CNris'tar Ternner-
ance union, Mrs. T. r. Ward, hostess.
Mrs. N II. Nelson, prcsiueht o. .nt
Omaha Woman's club, at home for
sATTRDAYIChapter B. K. of the P. E.
o. sisterhood. Mrs. r. c. Craven
hostess.
Notices for this column should be
mailed or telephoned to the club editor
before Friday noonO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mrs. Eugene Duval will spend a week
in Chicago.
Mir. ]. E. George Is spending the week
end out of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Root have returned
from ten days trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. @. Guinter returned
Friday from visit In Sioux Falls. s. D.,
and Sioux City.
DIR. Leroy drummer. who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Hoxie Clarke at
villa Belvedere, is now In New York City.
Mrs. Charles II. Matthews OF Column
bus has returned to her home after
three weeks visit with Mrs. r. 1. Ros-
sitter.
Miss Frances Vessels returned Thurs
day from st. Louis. where she has been
visiting her brother Mr.. Charles How
and Mrs, How
Mrs. S. L. Richey. who has been the
guest Of her mother Mrs. r. L. Rossiter.
for, the last two weeks, has returned to
her home in Falls City.
Mrs. w. f. Clarke. who has been the
popular guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mcdonald, will leave for her home In
Milford, Conn, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Peters and daugh-
ter, Katherine. have gone to Memphis.
Tenn, to visit Mrs. William Belcher,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peters.
Mrs. f. " Lewis, who has been the
guest OF friends in New York City. is
expected In Omaha the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lewis will be at the Loyal hotel.
! Mr. and Mrs. Royal Miller have re-
turned from a western trip. While in
California they spent a day at Fullerton
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fahs. formerly
of Dundee
Mrs. w. o. Paisley returned from Mis-
souri, Saturday evening, where she has
been Visiting her mother. and will be the
guest of Mrs. c. Vincent for few days.
enroute to her homo in Helena, Mont.
Mrs. Oscar Hills left for New York
City Friday. She will stay until after
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs
Charles Sawyer. and Mr.. Sawyer, and
then visit in Pittsburgh. in Hamilton.
o.. and in Chicago. returning to Omaha
for Christmas.
Mrs. Benjamin Reinschreiber and
daughter, Miss Ethel Reinschreiber.
leave today for a months visit in Los
Angeles, Cal, with Mr.. and Mrs. 1. q.
Reuben. Mrs. Reinschreiber's brother.
They will also visit Hollywood. Redlands
and Venice, CAL, before returning home.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

The meeting of the Bemis Park circle
OF the Child Conservation League of
America, which was held Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Ne. III. Buikart was con-
tinued until Monday, when another meet
ing VIII be held at the home of Mrs.
Luikart Election of officers will take
place.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

The next meeting Of the Omaha Story
Tellers' league which was announced
for Thursday, has been postponed until
Wednesday, November II, at the public
library. on account of the teachers con-
vention. Mrs M. T. Lawrence will be
leader of the program on France" Mrs.
p. M. Pritchard will tell "The Story Of
Roland;'' Miss Eleanor Nevin THE Sub
stitute." and Mrs. Lawrence will tell a
selected French story.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01
M1lE. GERVLLE REACHF

She viii sing on Friday evening for
the teachers at the Auditorium. and on
Saturday viii give concert for the
public at the same place. under direction
Of Miss Sorenson
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

cussion, led by Mrs. N. X, sype on Self
Control; music, by Mrs, Walter Dale.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

he Association of Collegiate
Alumnae has reorganized IN
a different manner than last
year. A new department,
which will be designated as
the Welfare Section. has been
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

Mira George e. Nickel was reelected
president OF the Mothers Culture club
for the third time Wednesday, at meet
ing held at her home Mrs. c. r.
Cameron IL the new vice president; Mrs.
r. w. Koch. secretary; Mrs. J. F. Beard.
treasurer; Mrs. T. L. Combs. critic; Mrs.
w. II. Indoe chairman of the program
COMMITTEES: Mrs. W. w. Fisher. of the
membership committee, and Mrs. Frank
J. Adams. OF the courtesy committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

The regular meeting of the U. S. Grant
women's Relief corps will be held at
Memorial hail. Tuesday afternoon at 2;SO
o'clock
Mrs. Lillian Eddy patriotic instructor
of this corps, will read paper at the
district convention Of the state Women
Relief corps. which will meet in Platts-
mouth Wednesday, November 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

Russia" is the subject OF study at the
meeting OF Chapter p Of the p. D. o.
sjsterhood, which win be held Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. A, w. Hervey. Miss
Minnie Lehnnoff will have a paper on
Court Intrigues." and Mrs. B. B. Grant
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

Major Isaac Sadler chapter of th'
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will meet at the home Of Mrs. r. Il. Nc
Kelvy. aOS6 Cass street, Tuesday at 2:S
o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

The board of trustees Of the Old Peo-
pies Home will meet tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the Young Women's
Christian association. Plans for the an
nual Donation Day for the institution
will be discussed Donations are gen.
orally received in quantities the week
preceding Thanksgiving day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
Great "A Armies FacesTo
Face Along Eastern
Border of Germany
Hour For Second Great Battle In
Europe Has Come Russians Haze
Choice of Position and "A Advantage
That GiJes ~ che Early Fighting

LONDON September 27AssoClaed Press by Federal Wire
supreme test between the main Russian army for the
invasion Of Germany and the main German army for the defense
of the approaches TO Berlin about to begin The two huge
armies are ii touch and the battle Is momentay expected to
begn.f ~ i. ~ va IS ,ss
This Information dispatch from Petrogad to Loyds
here This dispatch states that the Pssan army has been
norced at the rate Of an army corps day ntnow the
strength Of the force facing the Muscoytes eight hundred thou
sand men, well supplied with artillery
tss-s Ssaa VA RUSSIANS an GREAT STRENGTH ~
The Rssians,u great strength occupy line extending along
the whole western frontier Of Poland and extending into East
Prussia and GaiCia. ,
The Germans have strained every nerve to bring up sufficient
men 70 balance the continued losses Of the Austrans
as1ss REALIZE The HOUR HAS COME
The ouposs Of the two armies have cashed along front Of
hundred miles and both sides realize that the hour has
come for the, main trial Of strength
lnthe opening of the Russians will have the advantage
Of being on ground Of their own choosing
,sa RUSSIANS SUCCEEDED m GALIcA
Ia GaHca the Russians have captured all the important posi-
oS around Pzemys and have completely isolated that strong
hold which IS closely entrehched.
Further west the Sean frontier the troops Of the Gar
have reached cacow the extreme southern end of the German
maih line, and have commenced siege. WA ss af@
II II BELIEVES R0UMANlA is READY
is reported the Russian capital that Rouana has definite
decided take hand in the and that the first Ronania
army corps has been ordered to the Austrian frontier to operate
With the Seryians now invading Sehenbufgen H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
.DIGkERING FOR
/ CEMETERY SITE

A conference was held yesterday
morning in the Office OF Governor Pink
ham On the question Of the proposed
Municipal cemetery for the city OF
fIilo, Considerable discussion took
place as to the respective sites known
as Alae and Kikala, these lands being
part OF the Bishop Estate property
bordering on the gIlch north Of Puueo,
near wainakp, The bishop Estate'peo7
pie, II is claimed, do not look with "a;
Vor on the Alae site and favor the XII
kala location Us more advantageous 10
the estate aud the people OF Hilo. The
estate is willing TO come 10 terms, on
the Kikala site, IL is understood.
Hilo wants cemetery which will be
good for many years to come and for
tho purpose anything between twenty
aud forty az PES will be acceptable. The
government viii either purchase the
PROPERTY outright or give In exchange
Tori IL TO the Bishop Estate valuable
land which II owns in the South Hilo
district. No final conclusion on the sub.
jert was reached yesterday. Those
who took part in the conference yes,
terday were Governor Pinkham, After,
ney General Stainback, DIR. J. 8. b.
Pratt, president Of the board Of health,
Land Commissioner Tucker, Territorial
Secretary Thayer, Senator A. +. Judd
aud Guy II, Gere, the two last men
toned representing the Bishop Estate,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
SAYS DISCOVERY
nE THpDJRlIG WILL
END ALL KAR

"TurpiLi te. the newest and doldli
est Of explosives, which, aceordins TO
a wireless report to The Advertiser, 10
now being used by the French ARTILLERY.
men, Is very recent invention, which
takes its na.ne after Its ir.,entor, Mr.
Tnrpin,s who Is also tie inventor Of
rnelinite, another tremendous explosive
which was used by the Alice in the
Balkan war. ... Ts,.I
The first intitaation that reached
England of tho possible use Of turpin-
tie came in Reuters despatch OF
Angus 2, practically co.ncident WITH
the German invasion of Belgium This
despatch, which eano from Paris, said
that M. Turrin had announced tho
discovery Of an explosive Of a terrify-
ing character, which will modify All
present Military tactics and render all
defensive measures illusory.', In de
scribing the new explosive, the inyen.
tor declared that ''the eherny's forcec
will be annihilated by its use and gen
cral dics-z:a.zent will be enforced
On the date Of the interview, AuguE:
2, M. Turpin had visited the French
war minister aud made Arrangement
foe the use Of the new explosivo.H