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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
nackachc and Rheumatism Vanish
Away

Men and women having hapfaehe
rheumatism, stiff and swollen Joints
are honestly glad to know that Foley
kidney Pills are successful everywhere
m driving oet these MS THAT is be-
cause Foley kidney Pills are q true
medicine and quicklv effective In an
diseases Chat result from weak mae,
tive kidneys aud urinary irregularities
Rev. G. a. knishion, Havana. Fla
writes = suffered intense pain III
Kidneys and hnck hui after taking
Foley Kidney pills all my pains dis-
appeared and tho I am IS wears old
feel Ike O Young man asln For
sala ny nults Inc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Babylon, n y. Feb S-Mrs cora
kmuse wins shot and killed tonight
when shc attempted to wrest q revolt
Aet lfom her 3-gear-ola daughter. ac-
cording to the story told the police
hN her husband Paul Krause, an in
Ngntur kause said the baby was
playing with the weapon when the
mother tried 10 take 70 away. lie
could not determine which had the
fugor on the irleser when the re-
Velver was discharged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

santa 49, N AL Feb MIR and
Mrs John n Findley who hive horn
n NoW McNico calling on old friends
nnd who at one time resided ion Ra-
tou have lcft Tor shanghai China.
where Mr. Findley has contract 90
build concrete bridge across che
Ymg Use Kiang river ever 5000 feet
long and eighty fcet above the ord.-
mary winter level For q year and a
halo Nr rudley was consulting cu-
ginpcf on thp new tranat0ntinenini
railroad hcIng built across Uruguay
FOL South America
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Nlnu ~ \ ~ Feb suparln-
tenleni of Public Instruction Avian
~ White has received word that
ground has been broken for the new
modern $4,000 school house no Ia
Union. Bona Ana county not far from
the fcNas Boundary u IS the third
new school house e be erected Ia thv
lower Mrsiia valley between cang-
tito and Ia Mesa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
RAILROAD COMPANY
TO PAY BIG SUM FOR
SUPPLY OF WATER

lHFrcikt roHnraeoHptHtt 70 NoHhiho iouHNAli
SANTA ne. Feb. state Engineer
James A. French has been Informed
that the springer DITCH company hg
vote nf ice stockholders of one 10
eight has decided to build pine line
nom the main reservoir io the town
81 sprneor to supply II with water
aud al.u lo the Santa fe railroad
tracks io supply Che railroad with WA
tor
The railroad company will "a, ST.
500 1car for tho wnttr Thc com
pam, ALSO cuntemplates building an
other nrgc reservoir The stock
holders reelected J NJ Cunningham.
the lns Vegas banker president
I#mea b. HunL Daniel r. uosklns
10 w CMlcN and Elijah shahan d.
tcetors. and d. o.. Alldrodge secre-
mfV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
NEW COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE TO
GO IN FEBRUARY is

stNAaihA NoNfEaH ohuAtirH Tu HuHHfrN #oHHHfif
Santa Fe ~. M Fen S.-Louis +
Carpenter of rhoenlx wlli take pos-
session Of The cf0ce of internal revc-
nuc collector for New Mexico and Ari-
zona ON Monday week. February d.
Internal Revenue Collector Manuel #
0tero has received notice 60 that efz
feGt and has also been instructed not
TO appoint The four deputy income
taX collectors who were 90 hive
been appointed on February
This means that the four plums WIFE
ni e. democrats bun 20 the mean
while, the work 81 the office is com
eestod and ham1ered Revenue Assent
Y. a LoEe of Denver win check out
tho ODD aad check In the new coiiec-
tor
AIR. otoro with take mp his rcsi-
denee in MouQuerue ON March j and
ee into business there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Fob S.-Wil-
liam a. punwoodN millionaire flour
manufactures and philanthropist. died
today after sis months iliuosa. Death
was caused Dos heart complications,
iie is survived hy his wife. Mrs kat
D. nonwoody aud a brother Ehen +
punwoody, of colorado SPRINGS, colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Galveston Tex. Feb s-Brleadici
General Frederick Funston, today ass
sumcd command of the second di-
vision United states army eneamped
at Texas City 20 serve until the arr
rival of Major General 4. franklin
Ben IN NaN General Funston sue
ceedcd Maier General William III
Carter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
Trotter's Coal Yard

Give me your next order and become
satisfied customer The best Lump
stove and Nut Goals and Choices
Mood 70 be had in the city, Special
price on coal in car lots. Let me quo"
yen prices VIII surprise YOU ~
n. First Phone 0f2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

with the announcement thls morn
ine so eng inauguration OF the Aaeryo
syatam 30 Albuquerque and other eit.
throughout New Mexico and
northern Arizona. new commercial
epoch s. marked hy which The con-
amer Won and VOC nnd YOu- viii
obtain benefits ~ which YOU ore enc
filad hmt mover before hHVe received.
rhr morning ID nll AHcro System
iora Aseryo syalom coupons. which
have broom mailed 10 HuheefihorH ai-
fedf obtained in the Morning jour
nai Round tho world ana Tropical
f90 fHml1ieu, Win ice b0nofed on
Hii punhHHra when accompanied hy
eaeh with AHeryU system interchange
ahla Merchandise Checks, represent
inr ptf cent af ihc amount expcnd-
ed THESE CHECKS nrp Ru0d Tor their
fpe value ln ALL AsERVo system
gTOWNN ii tho elts in which they are
lfuad
THO establishment of the Aacyo
eyatom means material reduction
60 Gee tua of living 90 several thou-
sand uDsauheH a tho Morning Jour
nHi % moans % Injury now and again
which otherwise could not br afforded
ANA N means happier homes moro
thrifty Families and MORE GOODS
F0B THE MONEY than has hcen
possible h thc pHet u also means
ihat me merchants listed on another
naee APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE
u0Denily % make d an object 60
SOU i0 SPEND YouH CASH wlih
them
Amr Cash Saves rcr Gent
Thc lnaHH4tlmn of the Aservo
ty8em m Albuquerque and elsewhere
n lhs Hte aud Arizona, does not
mean thaf AHeNo system merchants
me- going tn secure AtL The cash
tmdo n ther particular nold M
doea moi mean chat YOU should or
nll make All your purchases In
Aearga stetcm stores utf lT DOES
MEAN THAT 1ON SHOULD AND
WILL. MAKE THOSE PURCHASES
F0R CASH IN AsERNu SYSTEM
STORES rlrAT MEAN a SAVING on
TIVE PIER CENT Tu YOU Nc means
that YOU can KEEP YOUR CREDIT
ACCOUNT lf yan choose. with thc
merchant whom feu hAte been pH-
ifnnHns ln che pAat and who poa-
ahh WHers credit as cash ns many
merchants de-. AND EI'EAn YOUR
CASH WHERE M EARNS YOU
MORE MONEY THAN a SAVINGS
ACCOUNT Us THE BANK
Nvrr dollar sncnt with nu AHefYo
naom merchant means q sowing &c
ner cont Geo tou A hank viii ray SOU
huf or 4 per cent ou your SAVINGS
N0H DOLLAR in CASH WILL BUY
IreT As MrCi1 me- NOT MORE. IN
AVS AsERND SYSTEM rf0i,E an in
ldV 6lhff establishment ANH AotH
III HAVE FIVE PER CENT ut
lI LEFT WITH winch To Buy
SOMETHING ElsE
Goods wln bo marked iuat as low
ana sold no Iust as small murRin
uf profit m AsefYo Sysipm stores Hs
n anY other establishment and m
mahna purchases In these stores
N0H KNOW YOU. Ass a CASH GUS
TONER. AHu NOT BEING Dis
cuN4NATEp AGAINST rs FAVOR
on TnE TREpir" CUSTOMER,
Tr DEAD beat. on TILE Man
WHO PAYS WHEN llE CAN
Beneficial to All.
b. other words TuE AsERNo
rEM MERCHANT ls PAYING
NlI FlFN PIER GENT INrENESf
UN YOUR MONEY. n ls "a good ln-
Hmut for mm because NiiEN llG
d 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
CUSTOMER WHO PAYS MERCHANTS
LOSSES now Gets REWARD FOR HIS
CASH FROM ASERVO SYSTEM STORES

Inauguration OF Aseyo System Albuquerque and Elsewhere
il New Mexico and Arizona Means Reversal Of Benefits,
Placing Them Where They RightuIy Belong ubSCrb-
ers 10 Morning Journal Who Possess AseWo Coupon
Books VIII Save Many Times the Price Of Newspaper
in Saving Made on Purchases -AseVO System Inter-
clangeabe Merchandise Checks Good as Gold IN Aservo
System Stores in Payment Of Any Goods Purchased
System Starts This Morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
a soluble Anliseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.

Asamediclnal antlseptic for d0uches
in treating catarrh, inflammation or
liberation Of nose, throat, and thar
caused by feminine Ills it has 20 e.ua-
For ten years tho Lydia e Pinkhln
Medicine Go. has recommended Pan-s
in their private correspondence viii
women, which proves rs slasrsslig
Women who have been cured sg
it is worth It's weight IA SOLD g
druggists. soc. large boz. or hy ran
The Paxton Toilet Co., Bosioa, Haas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

Prevent any possibility error or msake announcements
c 10 the winner 81 TIE special p % the tropics the
Panama Canal offered extra award che Opportunity
period which closed saturday ngm win not be nude unul
EVcfy uHH bringing subscriptions from
hc outside districts apd bg one morning an possibility delay in
mais ~ subscriptions special emi-
unted watch the namc of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09

II Jon want splendid growth Of
.Ne't peas get them planted now
Ter packet -, ounce i0c. ii pound
Poe. t0ney Grandinora spencer sweet
peas paeAct, inci ounce, ase: ~
IfAttllf4s 81
4 N ftr.x%
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-09
SPECIAL TO WOMEN

Tho most economical, cleansing aai
germioidal Of all anHsepucs Is
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
..VELVA.a MAN & SHOT.


yelva, Va ID, ] All. 8 The news
the death of Moss Welty at Reno,
New, was received in the city 3lt
was possibble to learn the details of
the affair further than that he was
shot and died a hsort time later. His
brother, Mole Welty Of Sawyer and
sister Mrs. S. Pitkins Of this place
left INN ediately for Reno. The body
will be brought to Oregon state for
burial. The parents Of the young
man, Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. Welty Of Saw
yer, are now in Oregon, having gone
there last fall to spend the winter.
The deceased was Il we'll known II in
Velva having resided with his parents
on south praire until two years ago,
when he located in Montana, N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
BUsH's YACHT HIS COFFIN.
scuttied at Sea With His Ashes, til
5i5}J Crew Reports. 2is 5s5

r
Portland. Me. A story which fc
novel features has few parallels is tol
by the crow of. the schooner yacht Ly
dia. scnttled about ten miles off. thi
port late III August. with the cremate
body of her owner. James Freema:
Bush. a wealthy paper manufactures
resting on a table in the cabin. Tn
sending Of the handsome craft tc he
final anchorage with the ashes OF Mi
Bush aboard was the result OF q dyin,
request made by ti!n to bis wife in {,
hospital here, where he had been oper
ated on and where he died Aug. "a.
According to the story told by mem
bers Of the crew and not denied b:
Mrs. Bush. the Lydia. aboard which
Mr.. Bush had spent a great deal o.
time in late years, left Portland late Il
August with all sail set and taEing ,
motorboat. Mrs Bush was aboard
So were two close friends Of Mr.. Bush
On a table in the cabin lay the ashel
Of the owner. Captain Frank N. Skol
field Of Cnndy's Harbor. who had sail
ssl Stte vessel Rush la,
wheel About ten, miles off the 20,
the vessel was headed into the WING
+ the persons hoard were placed in tt,
motorboat, and with an az a hole wa,
cut in the craft. Slowly she filied ant
sank to her grave. 5.:.s 'st-5S S5 s.3s Il: a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
BAG 10000, 600, 600
GERMS FOR SCIENCE
Professors BEIllg Them Back as
South American CuriOsities.

ga ltisnai'e lyil ag jagged 50, aQo..y
germs ID Miids
ols and n 'eitl. alldfeWs
on Of Johns ms uni
.spersi and his ;tssoeia ties have landed
tliei prey his count and forth
wi leseed IT,, ma Re d scientific
stud at tures at short range.
8 His col lea cues We're Richard 8.
Strong syzzer and DR.
Charles Ba,aes. all of Harvard uniser-3
sity ard Iisss Nora q DIV Mss
sDWyer conlba I'd lit and, sit is
said. mt part ate I'D the actual
She was the
lseSl ION and later
@ss,, harding of
the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
MUCH HA
NJ. I. NJ osher agent Clinton
u Iowa, Tells OF Success of a Cliin-5555
ton Co. Farmer with Alfalfa.

National Cros Improvement serviee..i \
Il The alfalfa which was soWnS e,i {
ground, whiel, was put into proper
condition has. come on NIGEL u, con
$sidering the very dry season which
we have had. 81 s5te S3
& The alfalfa which was SsoWf on n e$5
field which had been egleested
throughout the summer is only up II
little ways and stands very little slloW
of living through the winter.
Mr.. Frank McDef.ao.t living s
miles nortliM est Of Clifton II seeded
5 acres of alfalfa in August, 1917
The ground was summer fallowed
throughout the season. the weeds be-
ing. kept down and a good mulch re-
tanned. -Four or five to:,s of finely
ground limestone per acre were
distributed and worked into The
surface. At seeding time early
in August the ground was thoroughly
inoculated with dirt from "a /, sweet SWEEP
clover patch After the, ground
was frozen in the winter, the
field was=covered witf1 rather thick
dressing Of straw manure. III the
spring the straw was raked up and
hauled off So that it would not be
raked up with the first crop Of hay.
This FIVE acre field produced. e tons
Of hay from the FIRST two cuttings dur
ing the season Of 1918 The third crop
which would have made at least one
ION per acre was left on the ground.
When asked why he did cot cut it,
Mr.. M,Dermott. said That he had so
much hay now that he didn't care to-
bother with it, and thought that he
would leave the entire crop on the
ground for winter protection
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
DROWNING MAN SHOUTS NAME.

ss4 Williston, N. D., Jan. 9 lighting
for his life in the treacherous waters
of the Missouri river, into which
he had been he had been precipitatel
accidentally, Carl Dean shouted his
name to would be rescuers, and then
Went to his death. Dean had at
tempted to cross the river on the ice,
but went into a big opening in the
middle Of the stream. He fought for
his life several minutes, and when he
found he was losing, he shouted his
name to several men on the ice. NJ
further information has been gainae
relatives to the man. a. ,. s.5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
TO SW,,,hiten Linen.

Handkerchiefs and white clothes are
whitened in the following simple man
2ner:: After they have been washed
in the usua, way lay them to soak
overnight in clear water. into which
cream Of tartar has been put. "a tea
spoonful to q quart Of water is the
right proportion When ironed they
viii be as white as snow s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
SETTLERS FEEL SAFE

National Crop Improvement serviee.l r.
Fifteen counties Of west central
Minnesota have their County Farm
Bureaus, and fifteen County Agents
work shoulder to shoulder Several
hundred families Of farmers moved.
into these counties during the past
few months. as the result 81 their
work, from Iowa and NebraslG WI i7ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Markina important Dates.

On the first Of each month. wheI
you turn a new page in your calendar
draw a pencil through the birthdays
anniversaries and other dates that yros
wish to remember. Busy people viii
lind this helpful. I'LL S s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
IN RUNAWAY WITH DYNAMITE.
Yellow Jackets Attack Horses, and Elk.
5 plosive Is Tossed About.

piosive IS Tossed About.
Wilkesbarre Pa While driving
team Of horses attached to wagon
which contained 1000 pounds of dyna-
mite George. Willis had an exciting ex-
perience when a swarm Of yellow jack
cts attacked the horses and they ran
away. Il A.
For three miles the team dragged the
wagon. dynamite and driver over a
rough road. Willis realized that If he
Jumped the team and wagon would
surely be blown to pieces. and be de-
cided to take d chance and keep them
in the road. 5,}S IN .s.s5S 4 81 Il s..s b
Several times the wagon nearly mp
set. and the dynamite was tossed
about The horses stopped when .ex-
hausted. r.. g
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

A Substitute For Hemstitching.
When the hemstitching on bed linen
begins to break apart cover it with a
row. OF fine featherstitched braid and
stitch neatly on each side. ii,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Removing Paint Stains.

E To remove paint from clothes in'
mediately rub With a rough rag wet
with turpentine. This removes the
stain and does not leave a mark.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Raisin Pie.

Boil one pound of seeded raisins IN
sufficient water to cover till tender.
/ Add the juice and grated rind Of one
lemon. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
THE UNc0UTH BILL 10 ARD.

Outdoor Advertising OF DisTguring NJ
tare Should Ee Abolished
II Ct !. eae thing more than another
lends To give ollr cities an uncotItA
$lIiEtalrallse. 81! the Engineering Rec
s,..a 5se: sesssii s.. and to isnI,l i: a lack
of a:.tEitest:.r;ll5c culture and good 5tasta
Ii is DIR Iidt.ons ont sIoor5 I'D yepsisi H.
last Deem! l,t,,, Il. he lllayai. of y New
Yors; 4 l,;soilitsedd5 b..iltnard commits
SION which !t;is brought il 81
chat should he printed IN abstract 5yS
#siyic hrttesM.tsnt leagues and sea ttered
5hroa;scast throughout the country
& Briefly. tbe. ft,t olitasen led rules wound
prohibit ;tilS8Mttioar Ill, fertisi sax lpft
shop signs. in the siei gh borhoed af
parks. pibii.$ buildings and streets ,ssfSs
XteIasiial tistis.t. and all :ifge orr
fa;.ss. elect or near resi-
ttentiaf ist.icts:: would HRiit 4 lie size
ll:-ut door 4 Il Sert isii,ss re sl.i:,t
Refreshments on sl,ha:,s and elexss ted
f;tiiioaa stations i,rphiIit roof SIGNS
In the esidential list riots. grant it,caf
option 10 determine N5llet her ON sispr
advertising vii no III
tain distrlcfs exact !, xt's eis,tsf
Sad ertisins and final a
:soFship pistis as a. mora and aesthesie
qualities ss sss
Al 5ssW erel Interested ii.
general ii cement vi II ioi1fs
in the hssl3e9t dept
the sseilss ueh action
would ,e;,r;l the
city nlpis, to other
cities: con eoasl In
.19l and her
cities to y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
Houses Without Nails.

xs54S HOUSES WITHOUT IN MS. W.
In Alberta. Canada. there is 4 village
OF Houses which have been constructed
without nails. says the Detroit Free
Y Press. rs Nj$Sj III 81 iFSSs y
These houses have been built by
Ruthenian Immigrants. aud their ar
5chitecture Is very move. Their FIRST
attempts at house building are: usually
sof the kind they had been accustomed
to in Europe, and their buildings are
5sof the typical Ruthenian style log.
pitch rooted. matched and wide in the
caves. In-tnany cases these buildings
are put up without a dollars worth Of
!. hard DWARF. D. 81 ##35 $
Even the door. an affair of slender
%tWigs woven and laced together, swings
on homemade hinges and is latched
with a wooden hasp. The floor is OF
heWn logs. lnnailed. The roof, as the
5favorite Russian roof always is is a
wonderful fabric Of poles and cross
woven wheat stra Nv ten inches thick.
packed tight and solid and laid with
such care that twill shed the weather
for twenty Years n. 58as 81 B
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
An Observing Puppy.

4 A clergyman writes from Honiton,
England, to record an instance Of a,
very high order of intelligence in an
animal. Of a power Of reasoning: ~.
4 have pup aged ten months and
a dog four years old, both of which
live in the house and are great pets. A
short time ago lny wife was i'll.
Though the older dog, owing Ito Ills
--rIsiiiet and sedate= wa ), w as -alsasNess to
enter her room. the puppy was never
admitted. The nurse could always tell
which dog was at the door. because
the older dog gave one single and gen
tie scratch AMI then remained quiet.
while the puppy scratched violently.
and frequently and Whined The pup
5py apparently could not. understand
why she was not admitted and felt
her exclusion sorely One day she
scratched furiously. as us.lal.f No no.
.ticess was taken Presently she was
heard going .tiop-fop' Downstairs. In
a few minutes the Single gentle scratch
of the old dog was heard. The door
was opened, and there were both dogs.
/. rs" Strange to say from that time the
puppy so Initiated the scratch, Of the
other dog that ii was impossible TO tell
which was at the door: Undoubtedly
the puppy Went and asked the old dog
TO show her how he gained admission:
How else can one explain the fact p Sd
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09
CAN'T REFORM; WANTS 70 DIE.
Youth, Arrested In ST. Louis, Says. He

& Youth, Arrested In ST. Louis, Says He
5ss Will Commit Suicide.
5E st. Louis. Mo. Sidney T.. Pincus,
twenty Years old. who says he is the
4 black sheep Of a prominent New York
family, is going to commit suicide the
first time he has a. chance because he
\ is an shabituai forg ger and cart reform.
+ He told detectives this When they ar
rested him on a charge of trying to
pass a forged check. Ii. 5
tits no use trying to be good s Pin
Gus said. - laye no resistance. have
+ no power to control III. self when the
Impulse to do wrong $seizes Spla, 4 am
going to kill my self n tssthe first oppor-
tunity .''s }.#
Pincus saws he left home when ne
was eighteen Years old because he was
bad and couldn't he'll, it,
Z Chicago. Health ommissions
foung has. appeared as champion for
the kiss. Other health guardians to
the contrary Withstandin his ad. /
vice is 4 to- Keep righ on kissing as i
often as the girl wi II perlnit;; that the
disease germ does not Turk and muls@
tirly on the ruby lips, as some Experts
iglaim. sS 81 HI "
When the printers proof sheets Of
matter to so in the week. health hui.
letin were submitted recently to DIR.
Young by @. st. Clair; Drake, a strict
sanitarian. the health commissioner
found an article devoted to kissing #
That will never get BY me, Z said he.
The article. in part, read something
IKE this:
And there is no tel ling the q mount
s-the students Of the subject claim the
cases are nnmerou Of tuberculosis
and other diseases communicated BY a.
kiss. 5fs $55s
Nonsense DR. Young said, q viii
have to- ACT as a safet valve here. be-
a regular Horatius al the bridge.
Again he perused; i.S52s I:
Therefore kissing should be avoid
ed should not be ind lged in. II 5$sS
TO his secretary Dr. Young tnfned.
issning liisForder
5s sS.sH ave the entire article against kiss
Ing stricken from, the bul le tin Let PEG
pie Kiss all they ant 70. = S354
rs "a kiss. afotl n said dam
gereus On 81 hen IT IS iindnl ed in So "a
lead to obselsSsss ties, papa
Sor nli, fl1aa The i rec OF az era yass5
ton differs III eae Il Sc, Z
Cleaning
The easiest and auiekest way
cleaning paint is IA ye NO pals
tier. one cold. to ich d abiesro
ful Of ammonia has heen added. and
one hot. with the addition of little
ammonia El and soaf ,oy WIDER s,
! soft flannel wash the paint with the.
soapy water. then rims NJ LTD the cold
water, using q wa h Gather Instead or
the flannel. and wiring the lea her
3 ly dry Paint ashed like this dries
" with ID nice tloiiSb vi sch no lfsi Iag Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

The ID AK ia UNI d or the gifls B
ocean is Ilea the land of danao
white In the spot on ssssas
coast 81 Porto Rico holds the record
The Arctic ocean IS thought to it,a
the shallowest Of all the great boaiea
sof water ITS greatest known
AS but 900 feet u has an area al I
900, 900 square miles