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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-18

. NdHuiu1to AVt NOuuty Cbluui6clohcis >
southern district. subject to the Dem
ocratic primary.
J. A. Corzine announces that he is
candidate for county commissioner
in the southern district subject TO the
Democratic primary.
= candidate for county commissioner
for the central district. subject to the
Democratic primary.
J. A. Robinson announces that he Is
candidate for county commissioner
for the central district, subject to the
Democratic primary.
r. A. Thompson announces that he
is a candidate for county commits
sioner. southern district, subject to
the Democratic primary.
w. A. Bryant announces tnat he is
candidate for county commissioner.
northern district. subject to the Dem
ocratic primary.
J. ]. Smith announces that he is a
candidate loI county commissioner in
ne central district subject to the
Democratic primary
J. w. Yeager announces that he Is
candidate for county commissioner
in the northern district, subject TO the
Democratic primary.
John w. Fitch announces that he is
a candidate for county commissioner
Of central district, subject to the Dem
ocratic primary.
w. W. Clark announces that he IL
candidate for county commissioner
Of the northern district subject to the
Democratic primary.
C. NJ. Hollingsworth announces that
he is candidate for county commits
sioner OF the central district. subject
to the Democratic primary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
wouldn't be any ofers.

wouldn't be any offers.
One reason why a maj is a brute is
because he can wear his hat outsin the
rain and not get all the curl out OF the
feathers.
This would be a fine world liz we
would spend AZ much time correcting
our w faults as we do criticising the
faults of others
When Friend Wife's name lis Anna
and she hears Friend Husband talking
TO Dolly in his sleep IL q sign that
the weather next morning will be .stng-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

wearing less each year. This will be
some fine old world along about 1888.
The reason father hates to play cards
with mother is because lie he loses he
loses and Ii he wins he loses.
No, Rollo. A girl lis not necessarily
selecting al pet brand OF booze when she
is gazing intent1y into the window nf
a. fusel oil foundry. The panes make
good mirrors, and she lis seeing Ii her
hat is on straight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
rrlx ana unaettled.

my and unsettled.
Al peach may be pink and pretty on
the outside, but that is no. guarantee az
TO Its inner substance. 8
Noise won't get you anywhere: The
fellow who plays the bass drum doesn't
lead the band.
Give a time to powder her
nose and she will face In emergency.
Any bride will let III boob lead sher to
the altar. But that's the last time he
does any leading when she is around.
The girls r getting prstties and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
.sPRENG.a

All hail the dawn OF gladstone spring!
who bids the robins nest sing.
whispers hat she's come to bless
Each tree and shrub with herscaress,
To which their branches soon respond.
Revealing, that to us Is born
Another resurrection morn.
Harry ri Willianls
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10
.aAa 3 raeita The Eana on the bar.

used to recite The Face On the Bar
Floor? 80
Bit III different with girl.
IA woman can get so used TO adrrlir-5
ing her own map that she can grow TO;
believe that the wart on her chin Is
really a dinlple.
OF. course you know that YOU are 81
very valuable MAJ and that things
could not move along without you. But
liz your manager .ig asked for bids on
you tanQrxaW IKE chances are there
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

Cincinnati Enquirer What has be-
come or the o-ld-fashioned man who
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

FoR STATE NEWS RaAD THE WoRuM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-10

rop srArTEEWs RnAD THE roRua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
ELSE HE RE

Northern Pacific obtains writ
against public service commission
TO fight Roslyn rate case.
v. 8. collier Jupiter ordered from
Bremerton 10 Norfolk. Va, and will
be largest ship to date to pass
through Panama canal.
Washington state tablet In Wash
ington monument will be unveiled
Oct. /.
Both houses Of congress pass fed
eral trade commission bill. which
is ready for presidents signature.
Gov. Lister will open state fair at
North Yakima Sept. Fl with ad.
dress. Races and many other at
fractions scheduled.
Lawrence McRae, private seore-
tary OF Sir Richard Mcbride. ends
life with revolver at Vancouver,
-. G.
Wooden mill at EIIensburg re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
Soldiers Drop
knapsacks and
Guns in Flight

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 1.-THE
Russian war office issued the fol-
lowing statement today:
After the recent action In
CRlicia. when the Austrians were
defeated. the Austrian left wing
fled In panic.
The soldiers cut the horses
loose from the cannon. transport
wagons and other vehicles. and
used them to flee. leaving the
roads blocked with abandoned
transportation equipment.
The Austrian officers efforts to
rally their men failed. II was n
complete rout IN which the troops
abandoned even their rifles and
knapsacks."
The statement was supposed TO
refer 10 the Rawa Ruska engage
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
{AND(AfLSfWhfRE

sumes operation.
Representatives. Of trans o tln n
tai railroads in state complain 10
equalization board that they are as
sessed too high.
Nellie Collins. Pc Ell music stu.
dent In Germany. for whom concern
was felt. expected TO arrive in New
York.
Geo. w. Taylor. keIso, ~, fell
while lacking up campaign card
and broke hip.
Cruiser South Dakota 10 RETURNING
20 Bremerton from Hawaii.
Admiral Watson salts from san
Francisco to Seattle 10 go on Alaska
run.
James Gordon Bennett. owner OF
New York Herald. married in Paris
to Baroness George de Reuter-.
Jacob maIseoof. alleged Granite
Falls bank robbsr. attempted to es
tabllah abb In court yesterday nj
Everett.
James =. MeDermost. who re.
signed from congress following un
favorable report OF investigatine
committee. IL nominated again In
stock yards district In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

Peaches Jump 10 cents.
Seven deaths, 20 births.

FosstSs ltfHP " S0Nhe
Seven deaths, 20 births.
Johann Postmsn, OF Holland. de.
clares water the greatest war asset
OF Dutch.
Nine start divorce suits.
PhIIomus club meets Monday.
Mrs. G. N. Rhodes has completely
recovered.
Edwin e. Doyle, iester-carrier. 10
dead.
Capt. Dsvenny, OF rivers and hsr.
bors congress. inspects canal.
Sam cleveIy. logger. attempts
suicide by drinking poison.
Coroner goes 20 fetch body on
beach; was only q dog.
Police get negro robber who held
up Jacob Salo.
Canadian club discusses plans for
new quarters in Stuart building.
Prohlblticnists meet at Evanoell-
cal church Monday night
May w. MeCsbe sues English
Timber Co. for death OF husband
City enjoined from closing o. X.
house and Chicago house.
Habituai criminal charge filed
against Gus Gustafson.
Hans Fryeberg. pioneer, dead.
Crack Matson liner LurIine will
be put on Seattle Honolulu run.
Roland CotterIlI, park board sec
Rotary. back from East.
J. n. Hayes, In suit, charges wife
took property and threw him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
RED PAINT ON
GIRLS DRESS
STARTS RIOT

NEW. YORK. Sept. 1.-THE acct
dental splitting OF few drops OF
red paint upon the white dress OF
it.year.old Margaret Mulcahey OF
f7a Columbus av.. nearly caused n
lynchlng
Margaret had just been confirm
ed. and. with her mother. was walk.
ing up Amsterdam av.. looking for
a photographer TO take picture
OF her In her confirmation dress.
Henry SimolowitE was walking
down the avenue. carrying two
pals OF red paint and looking at
the numbers OF the houses as he
passed. The two collided and paint
was spilled on the girls dress
She started 90 scream. her moth.
err Joined In. and Simolowitx took
10 his heels Mother and daughter
pursued him rassershy, noticing
the red on the girls dress. Joined
In the chase. setting up the cry.
"kill the murderer
The painter was rescued with dit.
ficulty by the police from store
in which he had sought refuge. The
excited crowd skunk away when Il
heard the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
PIKE ST. TO GET
ASPHALT COAT

An asphalt surface win be spread
over the brick pavement on Pike
ct. from First to Seventh avos., &C.
cording 10 a resolution approved
yesterday by the streets and sew.
ers committee OF the city council.
One side OF one block was expert.
mented on couple OF weeks ago.
and is giving satisfaction. Several
half WORKOUT brick-paved streets
may be treated In similar manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
kaiser's Troops
Leave Belgium

ANTWERP. Sept iL--Iudica-
Ions are that the Germans are
-svacuating Western Belgium. &C.
Fcording to a war office announce.
ment. They are already out OF the
region betw zen Antwerp and
Client Fighting Is In progress at
Aerchot. with the advantage IN
the Belgians' favor. The war OF.
flee declared II expected to return
soon 10 Brussels.
British troops are cooperating
with the Belgfans IN attacks on the
German cavalry near Ostend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept io,-When Mrs. olive Haoan's
mother live with cell here. prison rules
broken, all presidents shattered and jail became home
Mrs olive Hasan is charged with murder She slew Clay
ton ". Putnam. the she lovedi
OF trial fathiess left her after
iason Of 10 shift for herself and best she
child this shot
killed him. Now she stand trial for murder
And while she waits patiently In her prison cell for the
call Of the she stitches diligently tho garments for
the tiny victim Of the tragedy
And this 10 why the prison rules have been broken-to
happier the life Of mother OF unborn babe.
The oruffnsss Of prison officials has mco~cd and every
body does his share TO cheer this girl Of "a.
Think happy thoughts be cheerful" That 10 the constant
sdorton Of the jail attaches DO for the sake OF the
~ know and to-" replies ~ want him
o but-but they I'm a murderess"
Mrs. living from husband when she
He ir,pusveiy. but tired OF her In
Mrs Haaan from San Jose Call TO San Francisco
Putnam help her. When he reused abe shot him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
.VETOES BILL TO
.VACATE STREETS

Mayor GIL yesterday vetoed the
council bill ordering tenants OF
street ends TO vacate. He contend.
ed II would turn 10000 people out OF
their homes and would drive many
business firms to seek quarters
elsewhere. The mayor contends
the vacatlng Of street ends In per
haps the majority OF cases is unjus-
titled.
The streets and sewers commit
tee disagrces with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
Came to Seattle

They all like Seattle. whether
sane or insane.
Romano Watson. one OF the lat
ter, escaped yesterday from the
Steilacoom asylum. and in the aft.
ernoon was arrested by Officer r.
n. Bralllard in the Joshua Green
building here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09

fnrSeIes imut. ibct 2errGnct Der
hGocr iiB terrasiriormis op ira
@uater, % man piI fra buer al 20.
niliouerne babe Ell berrioeroe 10.
iist ooer Gan franchises Sann.
Cite al lbiiiuinscus &opeobpa.
ringer / photographer oil blioe bpg.
get iom en- muromsiuet gp, toet
Doernurene ourfrirs ben or lam
m~enbpeeet % f%oripnet meo fore
Sn6gonee, bporielennem man font
mer iii De inore Courts. Sper
Mibter al benrle 8ruppe pil et tort
Eaurn bGpe iis 375 600 oper Serb.
fIa0en, oulgipet al De andre @pg.
ninaers alipIer, Saarne o. Wiuo.
refer. ale @pgniraer bill blipe mo.
rettet meo ct tort Mibtifib ira Gnbe
til an0en, % De milt0re 3aarne bill
bppe iig iii en- @si0e al fra 175 iii
$50 SOB.
Mibtgruppen piI blioe oibelt peo
ire fore aobne Vlabie / &etning fra
Noro til Sno neb tIiparenbe Snb-
gauge.
Zen mioterite al bisie Vlooie er
She Court OF Sonor" % blioer ben
~itcrite % melt imponeren6e al benz
ale. @eo oens ipoIige Gnoe bp.
Der fig Observation-Disclosures
Saorn, peo hpis SOB Ser piI inbes
en- @ncamg, 9ienrem huiIfen De
@eieQcnoe fan noa oct inore al
9paninQen.
@eo @lnoicnS Gitiibe iinbes Set.
pIoNier.
lloitiQingcn pil gipe De forifiellige
Nationer Ell Inlehning I'll Of bragg
Rnttc al Sen S~orseelie / Sanoelen,
inn TuIoiprelien al Tnnamofonalen
nil bepirfe. Ser bill ogioa unoer
ll0itiQirQen bIioe oihoIbt itore Son.
0re9Ier al Ieberbe WPnb poa Tioen.
ffobens. auniters % S~poraeel'erS
Smroaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09
%Gummanosr Spernti.

~ltmibbelbart eiter aoncerter Sir3.
0a0 Niten to0e6e @anben til Snlben.
teridmnnoets Sal. Ser huobe Str-
benteriaugtoreningcn urrargcret Ell
potfer SeIt, SSoet Whiiifforpiet to.
qeoe inc / ben pGrbiae SaI, msbteS
De nieo @rirgs "Sanacrhilien", nm.
acf az set itpre Stubenterfor. Suna.
forcningcns Nprmonb. SoerretsluQ.
ierer @intcr-NieIm. biIlene pelfcm-
men.
Or. ShomIen NprnmnS for 9Th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDER oens
Mmcrifareiie / 1905. reiite ia paa
S%niorhring % talte. San ait tilbo.
ae i Minhcrne til Mmerifoiourneen,
iorn for ale Snnaerne bar ct ioare
fiprt APinSe. San berprte forifiel.
Ii9e al Secrets Splepelier; falte iHr.
Zig ON @efsset / Tecoroh. ON Cole
gets uuoerifisnne @eIiaacnbeS, ON
ben "baiebalI game" De tit ie, ON
afb. Eormuuo 3prenS Gale til benz,
ON Ranbens SercnaSv nnher Troi.
Speratis 9eocIle." &un penote iig
eerpaa I'll Erpi. Sherati, iom bar
SanSfroroenens RiSSerfprs pua IN
@rpit. % meooeIte unoer Den iterfc'
ite 5iIilutnina at Srbcnsroobet bat.
oe beIluttct at opbeie ham | Som.
manosritunben. Saa reiitp ale San
aere iia og gelInnns "Ssr, mtfar %
ircmpetrr" tonet eiennem Salen.
90 ha man fom iii Slutitrcfen
Carlo Dor prrbie, Carlo tog itirr.
nan bert" f9itet Or. Shomien Som.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09
@maro. spioie, bborpaa Maisfilfe lite frtes.
Sabriferet al etaaI.

ben 6orenebe Strife paa iamme 9ib
ON Spta5elie. Smiblertio bar Sir.
feraaoet ~unoerisgt bisie eager %
funoet at Wisligbeoerre life bar ina
oloorlise, og at Goitor Sobanien bar
beot ON SorIabelie for iaaoant, iom
Tan bape p9ret itsoenoe. airferao.
oct bapoe oerfor fo%reiIaaet bam til
Sptaaelie. Sc ileite Of SaIerne ,ib-
talte Jig / Saper al bans SptaaeIie,
og airferaaoets SoriIae bleu til.
TENT enitemmis oa neo &eisnina.
Opbt bepaset taffeoe Baitor Soban.
len. (Mere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09
Sra S. &. IS
Oor0eStur
~SortirttcI'e fra SIDE !

TortlPttel'e ira Stoe i.
IcouinQ. Toririifuir9er, Safe %
Sc aleiteosnrrppreuoe Smsrrebrco
mes VodIpl. ierpercoes. slt mag
re gonife iortrpiicIia.
Sen 17Sc Mai.
Seroa9 Sen 17be Nui oil bli ct
uarl1t Mlroe for hoert Weolem al
2. Z. 6. Naub. Set par NorgeS
itsrite ,Seit0ng uoen llnotagelie. :
ariitiurio ieireoeS Gugen pua en
gIimrcnoe. men pproig Wuube. Wun
aIemte life, at oct bar Ssnoua. Il'
lereoe aI. 6 on Woraeuen ipillches
ser belize llrtbcrlfe aoruler ira
ale WncrS 2irfetanrre. 2l. ! holoa
ties ser BuoStleneite, % igien 81.
~ Wtioboq. : &or Treliers airfe
lam Secret umi0helbnrt efter @uos-
tIeneiten en- FOR N1leonlngen lfreoct
aantute, bporni enfelte Fortier bar
nleget nnfrc % bIep bel noferte.
|eo Sioen al @nbStiere1terne be.
'tob SeitIighebcrne bopcbioQeli9 / ct
fort @ornetog prr Sormiobagen al.
9 iii If "a ct Solfetoq ON Otter
niio0oQen fra al. 40 iii $50.
@ornetoaet par gonife itorartct.
gHc @nenS SfoIcr hapbe fIpot line
Nprn / hpiot. @uer Nibeling - 8.
y. T. @prnene ira bier cnfeIt STOLE
- iertcs an al lit caet Wn'ifforp8.
Set par noqet mt for 4nterifarerne
at 'e ole bisie "@raiS @oro8" be-
itaaen0e al 8irtter / t0-14 NarS
9Ioercn ipiGIe sc forifieIIi9e Notio'
raIiauge. MIe't ~forbauicnoe bar Nog
set itore 9lntnI @crr. Otter TorIn-
teroe ifuI 80 Suiirb @Grn hare
ocItnQet / 9oQet, % BOO toA ingcn
AZ Sc 9onife imoa Sfolebrrn Gel.
TN ll0lpn0iuQ, ser itoN o. betraa.
tc0e oette Spr, bentrrfeNe: Eprf,
hooN set niIoe betpoe ior 2ar0et,
ON Norae ff bchoIoe one hiSie, raor
6e oorer oo, On o1oen brnierfcbe,
al, set bar uiptteliQ, al ser / @ncu
fimoe fuhr8 Weore uof for ioa
mango @ern.
Get fan eroog liacS uoei, at Iii
bc1fulbt Tor umerifauif Sfrpo. at
@~lauSNunftet / Sen lnuqe Procession
bar z. Z. e. @arb Gangs belle
Nturihen oar Sen 8icr'tnub for SEN
mcit i~tprorteoe SuIhnimo. Otter.
bpcri iom Sen ifrrb frrm un6er
5piE % GronmeiIoa foln ser 'aa Of
iige en- @eIQe al N~iioIosrodb fra
McrrcifemoSicrue puu begqe Sioer
al @aocn og oppper / ale Tinbrer.
Spppcr &arl SSpburSQa0e, forbi
SIottet aif set Gronniugen %
arorerinS SIuo nar noe paa pal.
foucn % iogttoa Varaben, Oct bar
olere ia G. G. e. @anb Sosicrte
SIottet, al Trorringen rciite liz.
Soa If "a @lItterne InIebuiug III
ot betroate en- Trorning oBina, -
ON eu0 paa Mfitanb.
Set oil uoen SoiI interesiere bem,
iom er iprlig %pirfiomme / 9robpg.
ui%ngsdrbeioct at iorbenoprenbe Vt.
tadE neb ben norife 2egation i
WalrHGtou, Sr. Worgeniiierne,
iIStteoe liz ii! 6 6. 6. BANDS ga.
neoGrer / Rarnetoget. Sr. Wor.
9enI,rrne. iom 10 bar beiegt Ieco.
rob % andre Steoer / Better. bar
Tor SiSen Permission og err meget
optaqCi iom Rorhmanbsforhmbets
Sefretpr.
&c. er oeiaa ,reget ionoipulie, at
man ! amerita nil iao ie bette Soe,
Ipnge 'sr man fer 0onben igien.
Ter por nenIis life iaa ainemato-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09

,-rrrr q, srrosr css. sArrrt itsr lsp 1908 ~ var Pou
errlc, a. prconAs, Iowa. rsrrs rh ar ~ Cososrss -
kAtu 2. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09

eeNb "recpyap.csNss" I'll eIrai % Sen
ner I bet odmIe Qdnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-09

&onsen bapbe fort % %fornobenf.
Iia nofiao fint SelIfab Der en- &oelS.
TormooentIia bar oct Iibt trarat Der
oppe, cller set fan bore Tom SeIono
iortrIIer / en- az fine Siitorier, at
&unaen life bar pioere gob Hauo, el.
Iers piIbe ban bel gierne bare bnnt
belle @aroeu hos fla. Spm BET par,
iaa bIep ser bare noele enteIte al oort
Sclifab bnSne. nenllie Tro'. % Nirs.
sperati % Troi. ce Mrs. g. g.
Tre,is. SiSie iaebe iorreltcn, al BET
bar meaet tpeeeIiet bos aongen, os
at IoScn pur baabe orrriIsoia 90
goo.
Onltrent ligcban gil Oct meIs ~.
tencr ienere hos &iutiteren, Sr,
Shmeoemonu. Der bapoe Sog Nercs
aorreIponocut ben sGrs at ipiie Rio-
oaa iammen meo be orenndpnte. %
oct par meaet tpsueIia, aISeles ion,
man ifuIbe rentp Set AZ en- Wiscpniin.
mani. Spao mer Ser fon bli al flot
Selifob unoer Spbolbei ! &crae, er
life nutIja at iiae paa 5orbaano.
eeMb 'reeprap.csNes~ Ill GI9of % Sen
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-03-20
TOW TO BE HAPPY.
One of the Secrets Is to Be Found
Doing of Single Thing.

One of the Secrets Is to Be Found
Doing of Single Thing.
Leigh Mitchell Hodges writes:
What would you think if you should
see, in some newspaper some day, an
advertisement like this:
A recipe for happiness and long
life will be sent free to anyone prom
ising to make use of it as this recipe
consists of only one word, it is
neither costly nor hard to use.
Perhaps you would smile incre-
dulously Maybe you might disregard
1t as fake. Possibly you'd take the
matter seriously and send in your
name and address-wondering mean
time what one word could be cure
for such common and universal all
ments as discomfort and early death.
Undoubtedly, you would do some
thinking when the answer came,
work.
Not long ago Sir Andrew Clark,
the distinguished physician, said to
Lord Strathcona, one of England's
grand old men, "There is no reason
why you should not live to be
hundred IF only you will keep on
working"
apitalize the "if" because he en-
phasized it.
And it would be a mighty fine
thing for the general run of humanity
fto each young man and woman
should come someone whose word is
respected, to say "You can be happy
and live long time if you will work
steadily and keep cheerful"
OF course, there are tens of thou
sands SO born or placed that they
don't have to be advised to work.
They are forced to go to work be-
fore they should and it is a fact that
there is vast amount of good cheer
current among just such overbur-
dened and underfed persons.
But there are other tens of thou
sands who, just because they happen
to be born to a living, decide wrong
ly and foolishly that there Is no
need for them to work.
And as a matter of fact, these lat
ter are not so happy as the former,
though their bodies are we'll nourish.
ed and their minds entertained In a
variety of ways.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-03-20
THE VALUE OF CREAM,
II ls Greater Tlssue Builder Than
the plstastefuI Cod Liver Oil.

II is a Greater Tissue Builder Than
the Dlstastefui Cod Liver OIL.
Although the value of cream as a
builder Of the body has long been
recognized, it was looked upon as
more Of luxury than sovereign
remedy. Medical practice is taking
1t into account more than formerly,
because doctors are coming to real
ize more and more that cream, a
delicacy beloved of children, is a
greater tissue builder than nauseous
cod lived oil. Thousands who are
living today have to bless the dairy
COW for being their foster mother
when they were helpless babes, and
for again coming to their aid in their
maturer years and giving them her
delicious cream with which to keep
up in the race with wasting disease.
The writer, correspondent Of the
Agricultural Gazette, has seen people
waste with disease until they were
mere shadows of their former selves,
only to be brought back to health
again when they returned to the
farm for a while and drank plenty
of cream. OF course, other things
will do 1t, but none surpasses cream.
II people in the cities would use
more cream for sick, delicate chill
dren they would get results cheaper
than by using milk and cod liver oil.
Butterfat is not so awfully bad
after all. Renders milk is II per
cent butterfat, and her baby grows
bigger than any except the whale,
but then the whale gives milk con-
tanning 40 per cent fat. II butterfat
causes infantile disturbances gener-
ally, why do children in the big
cities suffer worse? Why does the
southern part of the United States,
as a whole, suffer more than other
sections? Why is the infantile death
rate higher from the Rhine to st.
Petersburg in Russia than in any
other part of the world? Why are
these diseases much more pre- valent
In summer than in winter? The
reason is obvious. They are caused
by bacteria. These bacteria multiply
In the intestinal tract after indiges-
tion. The proteids are broken down
into forms which cannot be assim-
Hated. Some of the products of pro-
teid decomposition are deadly poison.
In this decomposition the bacteria
have practically no action on fats
and alkalies, but as the whole diges-
tive system is paralyzed by the poi
sons being generated within it, alb
sorption is impossible, and so fats
are excreted with the alkilies in the
for mof soaps. 1t can be readily
seen that if that awful condition
continues long the subject will die
from exhaustion, from lack of nour-
ishment and acute auto-intoxication,
which means poisoning by toxins
generated in the system.