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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

feel aole to sacrifice her private lie
TO her career.
t3l n leads other wuwcn Of more
perfect balance, who demand the
right 10 he both normal women az
we'll as Intelligent, 90 taD wilfully aud
dishonesty Concealiug the fact ot
their marriage from their employers.
or tbl living iu union with "a man
without he legal tie of marriage.
As Co the last alternative, Dr
Slopes says MY own experience ot
three years of marriage, in which /
have discovered innumcrahic cocrr-
ions, restrictions. legal iniustices ana
oncruachmcnis on her liberty impus-
ed IN "a married oma hy tho com
munity OF sections Of q. has hruugat
me to the point 81 being ready T.
condone In auy Of nay educated wo-
men friends "a LIE lived tf In serious
ana binding unionl with a man TO
whom she Is not legally married.
Three years ago such q curse would
have filled me with horror"
- ofiy by treating married women
properly, by leaving them the free
dom Of choice allowed 90 all other ina
diuiduals adds the writer. can IN
nummcrablc evils he avoided
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
DENIES ABSENCE or
FRIEDMAN CURE RESULTS

In q paper entitled Subsequent Re
port OF Patients who Received In
jcctions ~ Friedman Vaccine o Year
Ago" Or. George Mannhctiacr OF
New York declared cmphatically be-
fore the clinical section Of the assu-
citation hat the Friedman vaccine
had exhibited neither curative nor
preventative powers and that a
could not therefore be recommended
I'm March. 1919 said Dr. MAN
heimer, eighteen patients were treat
cd under my supervision. OF these.
fifteen can be followed up. and OF
that number three are dead. Tive
number OF injections In these cas -
were one. two. and four. respectively
az the remaining twelve patients. zen
received one. ana two received four
injections. Five Of the ten patients
who received one injection developed
Assesses az the site Of the injection
and were therefore unsuitable for
further injections. according 10 the
inventor. The other FIVE patients
were not reinjccted, either because
they did notmsee the Improvement
they had been led to expect or because
they had become worse and had lost
confidence In Friedman. As to their
present condition. i've OF them are
now unchanged and hye are worse
than "a year ago.
Zone patient. who had four injec-
lions. feels well and presents signs of
an arrested lung-process. but ne has
not gained In weight and has develop
ed a new tuberculosis process In an
other part of the body. The second
patient with four injections has tube
culosis Of the knee-ioint and b. now
decidedly worse than before. The IN
hlterate OF the fourth injection Drok,
down aud discharged pus.
"Where ahscesses resulted az the
site Of the first injection. the vaccine
apparently produced no additional
harmful effect. The disease remains
-uninnuenCed. Friedman neglected q
prevent absccss-formation. although
he claimed to know how. To be ver'
charitable. one might Judge from on,
single case. that decided natural heal
ing tendencies. aided by common
sense treatment. will not be Numbered
by the remedy. when In a quiesceal
case the first subjective and objective
symptoms Of "a new outbreak appeal
and one wishes 90 check II, the rem
edy Is absolutely worthless for thai
purpose. Il cannot prevent the tend
ency 10 spread. 10 a case h 30 disposed
The method Of lts administration has
been anything hut careful and intel
iigent. For these reasons. and on ac'
count % the absence Of curative ans
preventative powers In his series, Il
cannot be recommended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
LOOKS LIKE HUNG
JURY IN GALLUP
LIQUOR CASE
Court Sends Jurors Back
Second Time with Instruc-
tions to Reach Verdict in
Case Against Burkovitch.
DEPUTY SHERIFF TO BE
TRIED FOR PERJURY
CspoclaI Dispatch TO Vic HcraIdl

Especial Dispatch TO The Heraldl.
Santa he, n. NJ MAY S-For tho
second Time Just before noon. Judge
Pope sent the jurors back to the JURY
room la the case of the United States
IS Burko,ltch with instructions 20
lind t verdict II Is now believed
hat the jury vii be unable to agree
and that q retrial Of the case will be
necessary.
Burkovitch Is a saloon keeper OF
some prominence In Gallup. and Is
charged In separate indictments with
selling liquor to Navajo Indians. The
Unitcd states district attorneys Of
flee has made n hard fight in this
case which In the event Of conviction
would probably have u Statutory ia
nucnce In curbing the liquor traffic
with the Indians. which has been the
cause Of serious trouble In Mckinley
county.
The next case on the federal court
calendar b. related 10 the Burkovitch
case and Is that OF the United States
W. Dan Iipkin, "a deputy sheriff NJ
Gallup. Pipkin has been indicted for
perjury. because Of evidence which
he gave before the grand jury In the
prosentmcnt ct the BurkuVitch case.
The deputy sheriff gave the same evil
dence IN the trial OF the case that nc
gave In the grand jury room. His
case has been called for tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
AGED WOMAN BURNED
TO A
NEAR CARRIZ0Z0

Currizozo. y NJ, May when
the ranch house which she occupied
one mile south OF town. was burned
yesterday. NJ s.. Lydia Harvey, aged
mother 81 County clerk Albert II
Harvey. was burned 20 death.
Efforts were made 60 enter the
house while II was In flames 10 save
Mrs Harvey. but the heat drove the
rescue parties back each time, After
the Flames had subsidized, h body Of
the aged woman was found near the
back door. where she evidently had
fallen when overcome BY the heat
and smoke while attempting to escape
from the house.
Neighbors. attracted by the IRE,
rushed To h scene, but when they
arrived the house already war "a mass
Of flames. Time and again they at
tempted 10 enter the house to rescue
Mrs. Harvey. but the heat was intense
and bafflcd every effort.
II b. not known how the fire start
ed. IA IL BIS generally supposed that
Mrs. Harvey. ~ building a fire In the
| stove. set fire 20 her clothing, and
being alone was unable 20 eNtingulsh
the flames. Her body was burned
beyond recognition.
Mrs. Harvey was "A native OF Ken
lucky. coming 20 New Mexico seven
years ugo. and had lived nue. of this
time alone, her son making several
trips daily 10 the ranch to care toI
her needs. fntermcnt was made
Thursday morning and was largely
attended by the many friends Of th'
family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
OPERATIONS FOUND
EFFECTIVE IN
FIGHTING WHITE
PL c j {
Famous Canadian Physician
Tells tuberculosis Congress
Two Resorts to Knife Found
Helpful.
DISCUSSES
FRIEDMAN RESULTS


-
Washington, May S.--Two kinds of
operation are proving effective b. the
treatment OF tuberculosis. a|ct0rdins
To- Or Edmund Archibald OF Montreal.
vi e. read "a paper ON pulnl lary SAT.
gerry before the clinical scctiun a. the
National Association for the study
and Prevention Of Tuberculosis here
today.
the first method explainei by DR.
Archibald aims 90 produce q Cullanse
OF the affected luns through compres-
si2n. effected by introducing mt the
ctest cavity outside of the lung "a
c,rtain noun Of nitrogen Gas. Hy
mean of this compression. the tuber-
piiosis ldng, being set n rest and
prevented from filling It's natural
function. is more readily healed tnau
IL could be under normal conditions
The second method which he advo-
Gated was the removal OF the ribs. or
portions OF them. So that atmosphere
pressure may act upon the lung
through the safe yielding structure Of
the thorscic muscles. or that the rios
may be allowed 20 fall In upon the
lung beneath and so exercise compress
sion. In either case the movements
or breathing are abolished, and the
lung is put GU u function.
OF course. he said. such operatio -
were of value usually only ia cases
where M lung was affected. the
other remaining practically sound. To
said that the German and French
physicians had reported good results
IN using the con method. Great
care must be- taken, however. " ne add
ed, in either method to treat only
those cases where N-ray examination
and other tests have shown before
hand that good may result. since sl y
operations are fraught with great
danger"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
BIG SHIPMENT OF
CATTLE FROM CRUCES

Las Cruces, n. d., May 7.--Monday
a trainload OF cattle. containing near
IS zoo head. was shipped 10 Colorado
hy Messrs. isaacks and Cox. vs. cars
belonging 60 Cox Ind the remainder
10 lsaacFg. Tho cattie are In good
condition n viii bring top prices To
the wners. Thursday MI. Cox Will
ship 500 nor oattle 20 points IN
Colorado. The ~cbtticIn5n are well
pleased with the bring work. The
calf crop b. eAcopti0naliy good, the
ranges are In excellent condition and
the perfect weather makes the round
up work easier for the cowboys. The
work OF shipping viii soon be finished
and then "A general roundup with
branding OF the young calves will oc-
cupy the cowman's attention for the
next two months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
How TO Get Rid
Of Skin Trouble
A Handsome Skin Book Free
That Will Guide
va.

go many Eeople fuss In despair over stub
born skin Affections that some rules laid
down IN connection with the use Of \. \. n.
for the Hood viii b. of great value. These
are outlined la a land book, finely Illus
tratcd. ~ the many variations IN sEin
tf0uhica II tells how 10 overcome them.
N You have been hghting some blood
~trouhlei some skin disease, call u eczema,
lupus. psoriasis. malaria, or what you will.
ash az any drug store for a bottle Of =. 8. \.
and you are then IN the road 20 health.
TIE action Of this remarkable remedy 10
Just a. direct. Just a. positive, Just AZ GER
tain IN its innucuce a. that the sun rises
In che East. u Is one d those rare med
ical forces which act IN the blood with tho
same degree ~ certainty that u found IN
all natural Tendencies. The manner In
whlrh " dominates and controls the mys-
%terlous tranafrrence OF rich. rcd, pure ar.
terlal blood for the diseased 'ycnous blood
II marvellous.
There II scarcely q community anywhere
but What has rs living example u tho
wonderful cerative effects Of 4 : : Get
4 bottle of this famous remedy today, end
II your case u stubborn or peculiar, write
a. Medical Dept. The Swift specific Cos
bja Swift bldg, Atlanta. Ca.
DO not permit anyone ~ taxi you into q
substitute Cor \. ). y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
NEW ROAD GRADER
Is PASSMORE
PRODUCT
Local Manufacturer Invents
and Constructs Road Ma
chine of Great Promise,

There was sent out tn the state
road camp near lsleta today a new
road machine which is the product.
Of the rRssmore a Son plant, on
South Second street. Albuquerque.
This road machine Is the invention
of Thomas J. Passmorc, Sr., ma Il
promises TO become an impOrtant fac
tor ia road construction IN New Mex
leo Ia the future.
Passmore a son are makers Of an
alfalfa land grader which has at
tanned wide popularity throughout
this section on account Of It's prac-
|ticability. MIR. Morroll who Is at
the head Of the road camp near Is
.leta, has seen a number OF these all
.falm land graders at work. ana, be-
ing Impressed with their utility, he
called on MT. Passmore and request
cd him to build a road machine that
would operate on the same principle.
Turning his mind To the subject II
was not long until Mr. Passmore
wps able 20 evolve "a machine which
he thought would do the work re-
CURED. lie drew plans of his pro-
posed machine and submitted the
plans TO AIR Morroll. They met with
his approval and also the approval
Of Mr.. French, the state engineer.
An order was given for n Of the
machines. aud delivery was made
this morning.
The machine Is fifteen feet long
ana five feet wide. II is made IN
tireiy Of iron and weighs 625
pounds. II viii stand the hardest
Kind of work on every kind OF road.
Il has antl-skid runners. The ma
chine II so constructed hat IL viii
level anc grade az the same time.
II the grader proves up for all
that is expected Of Il. one will be put
to work In every prisoners camp In
the state and II WI no doubt be adj
opted by the county road boards Of
the state.
Mr. PassmOre In an enthusiastic
member u the Albuquerque Good
Roads association, ana any project
or machine That is for the purpose II
making better roads In New Mexico
is especially interesting to him. lie
il confident = tn suvcesH "a ms
new road machine and that It's man
ufacturo viii develop into a consid-
cradle Industry for Albuquerque.
Mr. James Mullen, engineer OF the
forestry service, and another good
roads enthusiast, II quoted as saying
that the machine IL perfect In every
detail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
CLAPP REELECTED
HEAD OF ELEPHANT
BUTTE WATER USERS

Las Cruces. y. NJ. May THE an
nual meeting Of the council of the
Elephant Ruttc water Users Associa
alton Of New Mexico is being held
here this week.
4 great amount Of business comes
before the council al this session, and
important matters are being dis
cusscd ana adjusted.
chief among these Is the re-draft-
ing OF the constitution and bylaws
ana perhaps the amendment of the
charter Of thc association. The re-
districting OF the territory cmbraCing
the ten council districts Is in the
hands Of IA committee ana Will also
come up for consideration.
President Clapp vas unanimously
reelected president of the association
at the meeting at the armory this
morning and Numa q. Frengcr was
chosen vice president 10y reclamation
Hugh Clary vas elected treasurer
over James =. Mitchell by "a vote OF
eleven votes 10 nine,
President Clnpp dclivcsed his an
nual address at the meeting at the
armory this morning. in which ne set
forth the condition of affairs I'M the
project. the work of the past year,
ana Improvement, ana made some
suggestions as 90 the futuro policy
and work Of the association.
In the matter Of the election OF n
secretary the council Is cooperating
with the board Of directors. and a
Joint meeting Of the committee from
the council and the board OF directors
was held at the offices of the asso-
citation az 2 O'Clock this afternoon FOR
doliheration owe the selection Of "a
man for that important office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
OLD ALBUQUERQUE
MUTUAL SOCIETY
IN FINE SHAPE
Two Hundred and Fifty Mem
bers Attend Meeting Last
Night at Which Officers
are Elected.

At a meeting ~ the old AIbuquer.
que Mutual Protection society last
night the election Of officers for tho
present year too place. There were
present at the meeting ovcr $50 mem
bets and la the nominations and cleo
ton the rcatcst harmony and good
feeling prevailed. The society Is mu-
tual, benevolent and protective Of its
members In sickness or death. carry.
ing benefits Tor the members Ina lifo
and for their families In death. The
following officers were elected. tho
term being from May. l3li, To- May.
1915:
President Jesus Romero: vice
president, Cornclio -. Murphy: sec.
Rotary. Carlos 4. ArmiJo. treasurer
H. r. Salas. Members OF the coun.
ca Ncstor Montoya, Jose 4. Romero,
Maxine Sanches. Carlos C~ervantoS
AnnstHcio del Nallc. Sick attendant.
Martin l., Garcia. funeral director.
olegario b. Sanchssi sergeant at
arms, Pablo s|andoVul, board Of d.
T]pctors. Jacobo Moya. Mciquiadcs Nu-
ancs. Felix hi Blassi. Jose NJ. pa
chcco, Amado Saihs. Leandro Ger
vantes. EIiseo Sanches. collector.
Primitive Candclaria.
After the election and swearing In
of the new set of officers refresh
monts were served and good feeling
aud congratulations were In ride
Al this session of tho society six
teen new members were Initiated.
The society is srowinE rapidly and ls
n ~ the oldest 1904 strongest % tho
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
New Mexico National Com
mitteeman M. A. 0tero
Back from Chicago Meeting
Filled with Enthusiasm.
PLANNED
H E 7. R. GETS BACK
Meeting Being Arranged in
Chicago to Welcome Con-
quorer of the Amazon Back
to His Own.

Special Dispatch to Evening" Herald
Santa Re. ~ NJ. May S.-Formor
Governor Miguel \. Otcro, New Mex
leo member Of the national Progress
sive committee, returned last night
from Chicago, where he attended the
meeting OF the committee which
made plans not only for the fall ION
gressioual campaign In every city,
town. village and hamlet In the ma
ton. as George Perkins puts IT, but
for the welcome OF Theodore Roose-
Welt. head OF the order. ON his return
from the conquest OF the Amazon.
Governor Otero Is more euthusi-
astiC over the future Of the Bun
Mouscrs han ne ever wac about n
political movement. which Is general
~ admitted "a be some enthusiasm.
He says there will 5e no compromise
with the stand pat minority; no coun-
tenancing Of any -get-togethcr move
rnent anywhere along the line, aud
that with thorough organization for "A
national congressional campaign. the
prospects are the best In history.
The governor, In fact. thinks that tho
Bull Moose Is going To roam through
the scenery and take possession.
He says the Chicago meeting was
most enthusiastic and expects to re-
turn there within "A few days To attend
"A second monster meeting now being
organized and which viii follow MIR,
Rooscvelt's return e. the States on
May goth. II is hoped that the lead
or or thc herd will consent TO attend
The meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

states grand jury for violation 81 the
neutrality law, from The prison camp
at Fort Wlngnte a. Santa Re. Salazar
was moved from Fort Bliss To Win
gate with the rest uf the 5000 federal
soldiers held prisoners hy the govern
ment His trial az Santa Pc Is set for
next Monday.
GaluHha plans To- take S%alaznr from
Wingate To Santa Re tomorrow. lie
will travel with his prisoner In a
stateroom. not only 10 lessen the pos
sibility OF escape or any attempt nj
rescue. but 10 save Salazar from pos
sible annoyance from curiosity seek
ers or hotheads. Salazar IL hated by
n good many Americans In the south
west because Of his attitude toward
'%gringos' In Mexico and because OF
a slur he IL credited with having cast
on Americans OF both exc during
me Of his anti-gringo o%utbursts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
WHAT so PRECIOUS
AS A HEALTHY A B
livery N"nng-'rr Can Have Iinr DI.
gr-it"n ~ Given a G'ssd tiahA
Laxative.

AHhhAAN"H
ln rIi'. uf the greatest personal
care and ihu most intclIis,rt attcn-
tuu jH Dict babies and children VIII
hroOui, consolidated. aud Do Is 1 tact
Ih3t patton and indigestion
have we hpl many o. youur ufo To-
start with 90 good diEtst,, apparatus
is Go start ufo without handicap
Hut ls NO cannot al have, perfect
NUrkIul boss ,i. w. must 1u th, nrxt
best thing tud acquire them. or train
them Goo u,coW, healthy This can np
done Dog the usr uf % laNutiNc-tunic
very NIphly rr. commended hy "a great
many mothers Tho remedy is called
lr tsldw,lls syrup Popslu aud has
been CON the market FOR " genera
lions. lf d Uu bought conveniently
900 drug store for nifty cents or
ono dollar I'd bottle. and those who are
already convinced 81 lts merits buy
the dollar size.
Its mIlducss makes ID the ideal
medicine fpr children. and DO ls also
very pleasant Goo the taste % b.. sure
lu It's effect aud s,nuineIy hurmIess
Very little of 30 is required and its
frequent ue, does NOT cause 30 o. lose
tts cncct. az is the case with go many
other remedies
Thousands can testify Co its merits
Ia constipation, Indigestion, bilious
ness. sick headaches. etc. among
them. reliable people like Mrs James
n Rouse. VI Marlnette. Wis. Her III
tie son Howard was nftcen months
old last April. but he WIS sick with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
TULNROsA DITCH CASE
BEFORE STATE COURT

The famous Tularosa ditch contest
case, which a been In the courts
for several years, and which involves
important water rights in and
around the town OF Tularosa in otero
county. is being heard on appeal be-
bofc the state supreme our today.
United States Senator Catron app
pears in the argument.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
ENGLISH WOMAN
SAYS SHE is FORCED
TO IDEAS
lBy Leased wire 10 Evening HeeaId.

London, May THE recent dis
cussion In England OF the question oil
compelling professional women, par
ticuiariy teachers and doctors, TO give
up their positions after marriage, has
brought a remarkable statement from
DR.. Marie q. Slopes, a well known
scientist. There are, she Gays, three
compelling women 20 give pp their
professions.
~ u prevents admirable women
OF a certain type OF character from
marrying Al all
CD II depFlves the community ~
the work and the experience Of an
other type Of woman, who does not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
Pheasanis of Different Breed

For sale, and eggs for Matching,
from the Golden Pheasant. tho Sill
Pheasant, the Reeves. the Ell
lot, Lady Amherst, Chinese Ring
Neck; these birds do well in Mexi-
co climate. their plumage is beautiful
Colored pictures Of the birds can be
seen az A. Chauvin's wall paper and
paint ore. 1--we birds viii be shown
On Sundays from . TO II o'clock a.
m, Mt residence, Ferguson home.
Send IN your order early. d. Chau-
Win. ia So. srd 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

bowel trouble from birth and suffered
Intensely Since Mrs Rouse has been
giving him Or Culdwelrs syrup Pep
sin an trouble has disappeared and
tho boy is becoming robust
ThoL nuds keep Ur CuldweI's
syrup Pcpsin constantly in the house.
Tor every member o. the family can
use 30 from infancy Ca Old age Tnr
users ~ syrup Popsin have learned to
uvui' ~rathartiCs. salts mineral waters.
pills ~ other harsh remedies for
they do but temporary good and arc
q shock 10 any delicate system
Families wishing 10 ~, a free sam
pie bottle can ohtain ID postpaid hy
addressing Dr W D. Caldwell. as
Washington 81. Monticello. m. \
postal card with your name and adj
dress on b. will do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
CHILD BOILED TO
A IN TUB OF
WATER AT VAN H0UTEN

Ration. y. ~, May THE four
yenr-old son OF .,rs. Robert McClel-
Ian of Van Houtro. accidentally fell
into "a pot OF boiling water, reCeivine
hours later. Tho lody or the little
boy was brought Eco Ration for burial
The tragic death us "A most distress
ing one. the husband and father. Rob
ort Mcclellan, ma ng died M month
ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
W0ODMEN WILL MEET
IN IN
1917 TRIENNIEL CAMP

Dr s. l. Burton. state medical adj
wiser, and Charles g. Kinds delegate
from Bernalillo county. returned last
night from Roswell, where they at
tended the annual convention al tho
Modern Woodmcn Of America. The
convention WAS successful iu every
way and Albuquerque was chosen for
the next tricuuial convention in 1911
Rev, bernard Gibbs OF Ration WIS
elected state consul for the 1871
state camp and Charles D. Irvine 81
Clovis state clerk. W. g. Whittier of
Santa re was chosen o. represent
New Mexico az the national head
camp which meets al Toledo. june
18th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
GaluSha TO Take
SaLazdr Up to
Santa Fe
United States Deputy Marshal
Will Transfer Mexican Gen.
eral from Camp 10 Jail To-
morrow. ta

Deputy United sf1tcs Marshal J.. r..
Gsiusha lf unis .iE has boon in
structod Co.. false General Jose Nnez
falazar fh, Mexican federal general,
who stands indicted by the United
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08
u. L. Moore. attorney, Cromwell
Bldg, i20 s and 81. Phone St2.

when baby suffers with Group APP
ply and give d. Thomas Electric
on at nee safe for children. A
little goes a long was. 2Se and sec.
Al an drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

Phone 3. Red Barn. 81 W Copper
for nrst-class hacks and carriages.
W. J.. Trimblc a. Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-08

and also that Of safeguarding parents
so they might bear and rear the best
possible children.