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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-22
Chcianoprzekupic Wilsona
LANSING OTRzYMA NOMINACYE.
Zamach dynamitowy.
NOVA POZYCZKA FRANCUSKA.

Carranza wystosowal do tutej-.
szego reprezentanta konstytucyo-
nalistow Juena T. Burnsa tele--
gram, W ktorym stanowczo "a
przecza pogioskom, jakoby mie-
dzy MIN a generaiem Obregonem
przyszlo do nieporozumiei.
Nogales, Ariz. % czerwca. -
Indyanie szczepu Yaqui W stanie
Sonora zadali porazke wyslanemu
ku obronie cudzoziemcow Cd.
dzia}owi wojsk Will, ktory stra.
Gil 40 ludzi W zabitych i jeden
karabin maszynowy.
w czasie napadu ma miasto
Mochis, Indyanie zamordowali
Johna Janistona,, angielskiego
poddanego.
NASlFPCA BR4ANA.
q Washington, 90 czerwca. =
Pc wczorajszej konferencyi IL
rzednikow administracyjnych q
.prezydentem Wilsonem oswald
czyli oni, re tymczasowy sekre-
tarz stanu Robert M. Lansing
Gala pewnoscia otrzyma teke po
Bryanie ma stale.
Ogloszenia nominacyi nalezy
sic spodziewac dis jeszcze po u
konczeniu zwyczajnej sesyi ga.
binetowej.
Lansing wyjechai wczoraj W
podroz do Nowego Yorku Mas.
sachusetts, gdzie ma otrzymat
honorowe stopnie naukowe na II.
niwersytecie Colgate i w kolle.
gium Amherst. Przed wyjazdem
zawezwal go Wilson ma dluzsza
poufna konferencye, z ktorej Sc.
kretarz wyszedl uSmiechniety.
ZAMACH DYNAMITOWY.
Windsor, Ont. Kanada. :
Pulkownik A. w. Nc Crimmor
przeprowadzi sledztwo W spra-
vie zamachu dynamitowego, ia.
XII wykonano wczoraj w Wal.
kerville ma fabryke The Peabo.
dy Co." i zbrojownie W Windsor
Pierwszy zamach sic powiodl
natomiast koio zbrojowni znale-
ziono 96 lasek dynamitu ktorJ
ME eksplodowal. Zamach jesi
prawdopodobnie aktem nienawi
sci niemieckiej. w zbrojowni no
cowaio wczorajszej nocy okoio
200 zolnierzy kanadyjskich.
FRANCYA CHcE ZACIA-
GNAc PozYcZKE.
Nowy York, % czerwca. =
Tocza sic tu rokowania, ktorc
maja wszelkie widoki, re costa.
na dis jeszcze uwienczone po-
myslnym rezultatem, o zaciag.
niecie novel pozyczki francus-
kiej ma zakupno amunicyi j ma
teryalow wojennych.
Rokowania prowadza prywatni
bankierzy paryscy, ktorzy chca
zabezpieczyc pozyczke bedacymi
w posiadaniu Francyi bondami
kolei ainerykanskich. Pozyczka
ma wynosic 30 albo rs milionow
dolarow.
WUJ SAM BEDZIE ZNOW
PROFESSIONAL.
Washington, % czerwca.
Wedle oswiadczenia urzednikow
z departamentu stanu przysziy
protest waszyngtohski do Wiel-
kiej Brytanii obejmie miedzy In
nymi faktami takze naduzywanie
przez angielskie okrety flagi
panstw neutralnych.
To naduzywanie dale Mem
com dobre wytiomaczenie, dla-
(Dokohczenie ma ST.. sell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-22
ROZRUCHY z POWODU U
LASKAWIENIA FRANKA.

LASKAWIENIA FRANKA.
Atlanta, Ga. % czerwca. -
WiadomoSc, re gubernator Sla-
ton zamienii mordercy Maryi
Phagan kare smierci ma dozywo-
tnie wiezienie, spowodowala roz-
ruchy, zadnego krwi motlochu,
ktory podburzony przez mowcow
ulicznych, pociagnal do oddalo--
nego 6 mil cd miasta domu gu
bernatora z okrzykami: jChce--
my Johna Slatona, zdradzieckie-
60 gubernatora Georgii." Tlum
liczyl okolo 10000 ludzi.
Trzeba bylo zawezwac milicye
stanowa, ktora zaprowadziia W
pol milowym promieniu naokolo
domu gubernatora prawa woJen-
ne i ME dopusciia motlochu ma to
terytoryum.
Gubernator znajduje sic w to-
warzystwie kilku najblizszych
przyjacioi i zony. Dowiedziawszy
sic O zblizaniu sic tluszczy, po--
wiedzial:
yTbum moze przyjsc i roze--
drzet mic W kawalki ale bede vie
dziec, re zrobilem to, co nalezalo
uczynic, ably podtrzymac honor
Georgii i urzedu, ktory piastuje.
Me moge kazac wieszac czlo-
wieka, gdy zachodzi watpliwosc
czy jest on winnym. Me moge
siedziec tu jak Pontski Plat i do
puscic do egzekucyi Franka. Po-
winienem postapic wedle spra--
wiedliwosci."
MOVIE oKoLIcZNOscI OBJ
CIAzAJACE CAMPBELLA.
Joliet, 90 czerwca. - Sledztwo
w sprawie zamordowania Odetty
Allen toczylo sic wczoraj caly
dzien i ME zostalo jeszcze ukoh-
czone. Nowym obciazajacym do
wodem przeciw podejrzanemu o
zbrodaie ,,honorowemu skazail--
cowi Campbellowi jest stwler-
dzony przez P. D. Clarksona, mad
dozorce wieziennego fakt, re mu-
rzyn zaraz po "opanowaniu po-
zaru zmieniai ubranie. w poko-
iu zamordowanej znalezlono
nadto skrwawiony kolnierzyk
Campbella. Ten twierdzi, re krew
pochodzi zaciecia sic przy go
leniu, lecz ma jego twarzy ME
znaleziono zadnego okaleczenia.
Podejrzenie o wspoiudzia} w
zbrodni skierowane jest takze
przeciw innemu murzynowi, Wal
terowi Edwardsowi.
WSrod wiezniow panuje wiel-
kie oburzenie ma mordercow
wczoraj W czasie obiadu okoio
100 najgoretszych usilowalo we
drzec,sie do cell Campbella i zlyn-
chowac go. Dozorcy temu zapo-
biegli i surowymi srodkami sta
raja sic zachowac dyscypline.
Dozorca Edmund M. Allen ME
zmieni wskutek ostatniej TRACE
dyi systemu swego postepowania
re skazancami, opartego ma VIE
RE w ich honor.
z ZAWIERUCHY MEXY-
KANSKIEJ.
El Paso, Tex. % czerwca. =
Tutejsza agencya Carranzy o.
trzymaia z Vera Cruz depesze z
doniesieniem, re wojska zostaja-
cego w siuzbie jej szefa generala
Pablo Gonzales zajmuja juz
przedmiescia stolicy mexykafi-
skiej.
Galveston, Tex. % czerwca. -
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to answer the special traffic require
ments. The need or desirability of
moving occasionally extra wide or
heavy implements, such as certain
harvesting machinery, over the roads
should, however, not be lost sight of.
little foresight in the alignment of
bitches, in providing ample width of
gates, or of giving extra strength to
culverts, may save a great deal of
both annoyance and delay during
some very busy period.
For surfacing footpaths, gravel,
mixtures of sand and clay, and Gin
ders will, in general, give good sat
isfaction. In surfacing a path with
any of these materials it is we'll to
have in mind that the service the
path is to perform is to provide
firm, smooth, and dry surface for
pedestrians. To provide a firm sur
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
Good Show All the Time
Amusement 49a1s ies Alex Wall N Msi5nsfi 5et'
STUBB0sN COUGHS, COLDS AND
RR0McHIbI lFE[cTInMc RElIEvEl
With Best Home Made Remedy-~I28 Teaspoonsful for
2e Cents & %N
Id in as liberal by anyone.

If everything was sold in as liberal
and fair manner as the Whitehouse
Drug Co. is selling Schiffmann's New
Concentrated Expectorant, absolutely
no cause for complaint or dissatis-
faction could possibly arise from any
one. These druggists say Buy bot
tie of this new remedy and try it for
Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, Severe Cough or
any Bronchial Affection, and we will
return your money, just the same as
we do with DR.. Schiffmann's famous
Asthmador, If it does not give per-
feet satisfaction, or If it is not found
the best remedy ever used for any of
these complaints" In addition to
this guarantee, in order that the pub
lie might try this remedy without
further delay, these druggists an
nounce that they have decided to
make an extra inducement and will
sell 200 regular soc size bottles for
half price, 25c, to the first 200 per-
sons who sign and present the cou-
pom below at their store. Although
they and the proprietor are losing
money on every bottle sold at this
price, they both have decided to
stand this loss, SO as to give those
who have not yet used this excellent
an opportunity of trying it,
at their loss, knowing 1t will be
found the best medicine every used
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by anyone.
Even though not in need of such q
medicine at present, it will pay to OBJ
tain a bottle now at half price, as no
doubt some one in the family will re-
quire it before the winter is over. but
you will not have another chance of
buying for less than full price.
One bottle makes full pint Q2S
teaspoonsfuD by simply mixing it at
home with one pint of granulated
sugar and one-half pint of water, and
makes whole family supply, and as
much as would ordinarily cost from
~ to SO for the same quantity of the
ordinary, oid-fashioned, ready made
kinds OF doubtful merit and also
without a guarantee, like this reme-
dy. 1t is prepared from strictly
harmless plants and is so pleasant
that children like to take it and it can
be given them with perfect safety. as
it positively contains no chloroform,
opium, morphine or any other mar
cotic, as do most cough mixtures. ABB
solutely no risk whatever is run in
buying this remedy on the guarantee
of the above well known. reliable
druggists.
II neighbor or friend would take
and pay for half the bottle, the cost
of half pint of this excellent medi-
cine would only cost each about IL
cents
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
ITEMS TAKEN FROM AN
ELECTRICIANS NOTEBOOK

Submarines utilize storage batter
les and electricity for power wher
submerged.
Last year the total output OF the
1921 central electric stations in this
country was 140O0,000,00 kilowatt
hours.
According to the monthly report
lust published by the electricity bu'
reau at Tokyo, electric enterprises in
Japan at the, end of May numbered
els. the combined capital amounting
to $S03,410,7S6, United States cur
rency.
Aided by the government wireless
telegraph towers at Washington, San
Francisco, San Diego, Panama ano
Honolulu, these far-removed places
were joined by radiotelephony few
weeks ago, Honolulu, 1900 milet
away, heard Washington distinctly.
The first keel plates of the new
battleship California were set in
place with imposing ceremonies at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard on October
"a Three years will elapse before
this battleship will be ready for SER
vice. Her propellers will be driven
. by electric motors, the first venture
of this kind by any government.
liberalization of all railroad lines
!. within the metropolitan area of Bos-
tdsAeMassachusetts and the construc'
ton Of subway to connect the
north with the, south terminal, were
ADVOCATED at hearing held October
lis bs the Terminal Commission now
considering improvements in railroad
freight and passenger handling in
Boston
"a tiny electric alnp on the front
! .:,,..s.a.zh and another on the back porch.
left burning all night. will keep night
providers and burglars away because
othief cares To take chance IN the
light They need darkness and black
shadows for their protection. One
two-candle power lamp for the front
porch and another on the rear porch
can be turned on alt night for a few
cents month. which is cheap burg
lar insurance
Among the new electrical devices
is small. camera for photographing
meter readings. This win tend to put
an end to the disputes that often
come no regarding monthly current
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FULL TIDE
MORE REPORTS SHOWING FINE
CONDITION PREVAILING
IN SOUTH.
IN STRIKING CONTRAST
WITH THOSE OF 1874
REVIVAL IN TRADE REMARKABLE
AND OUTLOOK CHEERING.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The Jour.
nal of Commerce says:
| Our special reports on present
business conditions in different parts
of the country are almost uniformly
favorable. The demand for war
supplies has had a stimulating effect
and the large crops of the season
with relatively high prices have add
| ed to it materially.
Among the most gratifying reports
are those coming from our southern
states. When we recall the gloom
and uneasy satte of mind of year
ago the contrast is striking. There
has been no repetition of the anxiety
over the cotton crop, while there was
some restriction upon the area plant
ed last spring, it was not nearly as
great as was apprehended to be nee
essary. or as was strongly advised
by some who considered themselves
judges.
Zone of the benefits accruing from
the stress brought on last year by
the European war and it's trade eff
feet, is the healthy movement for
greater diversifcation, not only of
crops, but of industries generally. In
our New Orleans report what is re-
ferred to as the best result of all is
the .diversification of crops, includ-
ing good yields of oats, corn, hay,
strawberries, oranges, cattle and
hogs, which has had healthy effect
upon both retail trade and manufac-
turing industry. A. like effect in the
-,
ed in the report from Atlanta in
which it is said that the farmers
were never in better condition.
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Never Was South More Optimistic.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 22.-J. R
Kenly, president of the Atlantic Coast
Line, while on visit here, expressed
great optimism regarding the bust
ness outlook.
1.-THE indications throughout the
entire country is that business is to
be better" said Mr.. Kenly.
In the south much of the improve
ment is due directly or indirectly to
the lumber business, according ia
Mr.. Kenly, and the advance in this
line recently has given the south re-
newed hope and encouragement.
81 have never seen the people of
the south so optimistic as they are
now" said Mr.. Kenly. This state of
mind is a hopeful sign of the times
The volume of business We are now
handling cannot be compared with
that of last year, because of the un-
usually quiet conditions then exist
ing, but l feel quite certain we will
see further Improvement before the
end of December, which will bring
general business to parity with the
traffic handled during the year 1913,
at least"
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How 5 This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls. Catarrh
Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
BY catarrh sufferers for the past S5
years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure acts through
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces.
expelling the poison from the blood
and healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for a short time yen will see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls catarsh
Cure at once and get rid of catarrh.
Send for .testimenials, free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, @.
Sold BY al druggists, 55c.
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S0uth's Enrichment Progresses
Rapidly.

Gadsden, Ala, Dec. 22.-The peo-
pie in this region are going into the
cattle business upon a large scale
Nearly every farmer is buying a
stock of pure bred cattle. One farm
er paid $50 express on fine bull and
others are doing as much in order
to get their farms stocked. Andalu-
STA is building a large packing plant
and pretty soon Dothan, Eufaula and
Montgomery will have them. All OF
South Alabama is getting in shape
to abandon cotton.
The like report is heard on every
hand. The farmers have been driven
by the boil weevil to seek more
sure livelihood than can now be had
from cotton; and it is surprising
how quickly and how well they have
adapted themselves to the new con-
ditions. Disastrous has been the
change for many, yet on the whole
the abandonment of cotton as the
sole crop and often a crop raised on
borrowed money. is proving a very
great thing for the south. 1t is max
ing the south a cattle country, and
this will enrich the people in way
that cotton planting, as practiced
since the war, could never do.
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consumption. A print from the neg
alive attached to the bill will serve
to bring the consumer, bill clerk,
meter reader, and meter together
just as effectively as if they were
grouped in the cellar or attic at the
time the reading was taken.
A great hydro-electric power pro-
ject is on foot in Ireland for the util-
ization of the tremendous head of
water constituted by the western
sloughs, or lakes. The falls of the
shannon, below Tough Derg and
Tough Rec, are expected to develop
not less than $4,000 horse power
even during summer, and the River
Erne. below Tough Erne and Tough
Oughter. is calculated to be capable
of nearly 10000 horse power. The
idea is to provide electric light and
power for all the cities Of Ireland,
on the general plan of the plants of
Niagara and Keokuk in the United
States.
In Holland, marsh land, shallow
lakes and other areas covered with
water are being drained by motor
operated centrifugal pumps. As the
motors are equipped with float
switches which start the pumps as
the water level rises, there is eliml
mated the constant attendance re-
quired where wind-mills, steam en-
gines or internal combustion engines
are used as prime movers. About
So large marsh tracts each with it's
own pumping equipment, are now
supplied from two 3000-volt distribu-
ton systems. A number of commu-
nifty electric pumping plants are also
employed for such drainage work.
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face the material selected must bond
we'll under all conditions of weather.
andt o remain smooth and dry rea-
sonably unyielding foundation should
be provided and the drainage must
be good Too often the mistake is
made of building the path so low
that it becomes drainage channel
in wet weather. The path should
always be slightly above the surface
OF the ground. or else cutters of
sufficient size to carry the water
should be provided. Concrete makes
most excellent walk and is now
widely used for this purpose. Full
details as to mixing and placing con-
crete for walks and other uses on
the farm are given in Farmers Bull
letin No. 461, 1.-THE Use of Concrete
on the Farm which may be had
free fro mthe department.
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Munitions Order Wedge to Open
Big Tool Plant.


Admission, Ala, Dec. 22.--In taking
an order for shells from the British
government the directors of the An
niston Ordnance company had prin-
cipally in view the desirability of get
ting familiar with this class of work
and the directors hope the federal
government may see fit, in connection
with the annual training camp at An
niston, to place with the company
some orders of material Importance.
The directors realize that at this late
day there is little to be expected in
the way of European war orders.
1t is probable that the Admission
Ordnance company could probably
embark in the manufacture of spec
ial mining devices, probably operated
by electricity, adapted to the mines
of this vicinity. 1t is certain that
the near future will see a much
greater use of mining machinery
and, convict labor will be abolished
in Alabama before many years, there
should be large opportunity for this
line Of work, in the opinion of the
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
HOS Tx TIT ER'S
Stomach BittHrS
Ola eulIders Used concrete

strange discovery lately made In
the walls of the Sold palace Of the
Louvre shows that reinforced con-
crete was by no means unknown in
Paris as Ear back as the sixteenth
century. when the rebuilding Of the
Louvre was undertaken by that indus
trious builder, Francis |.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
A Bad Stomach
Is a Foe to
Be Feared

Nearly all illness has its
origin in a weak Stom-
ach and clogged bowels
Youa food remains un-
digested and you are de-
prived of its health sus-
tanning properties.
Weakness and a general
rundown condition soon
overtake you. BE wise
in time and provide
proper aid, which sug-
gests a fair trial of
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
The Odeon Theatre
Johnson City's New Moving Picture
Show (Where the Dixie Formerly was)
Where Moving Pictures Of
The Best Kind Are Shown

want you to come and see the Good Shows am
giving there will never be anything but the best of ex
hbitons given at The ODEON No disorder of any kind
tolerated. clean and up-todate pictures with good man
agement am here to stay, so patronze me- will give
you your moneys worth and more making things please
is my one ambition come any old time
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-12-23
Fused AIumrna.

''Alundum" 10 the name given to q
fused form OF aIumina. It is extern.
sively used In the manufacture Of
crucibIes and other vessels for which
refractory material is needed.
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Timely Beauty.

George. dear" said the young wife.
you are growing handsomer every
day" yes, darling" replied the
knowing George. IT'S way / have
just before your hday.'--Pick-Me-
Up.
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chInsae cemnIsslsna.

The exquisite eomplexion OF the
young Chinese women is due to the
great care which they give their skin.
Generally speaking. the result is due
to massage.
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Discretion is thing that most mep
are able to use as long as they are free
from temptation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-20
Oil Cargo Intended
for Government of
Bulgaria is Seized

WASHINGTON, Feb. is-The Standard
OIL company today reported to the State
department the detention at Malta by
British authorities of the British steamer
Oneka, which sailed from New York,
January 2. laden with its cargo of Amer
lean oil. part of which was destined for
Dedeagatch. Bulgaria. The oil company
hontends that the oil billed to Bulgaria
was for the Bulgarian government. but
British suspicion was aroused because of
the close proximity of Turkey.
Three-auarters Of the oil was destined
for Greek ports and the British author
tiles permitted the ship to make those
deliveries upon promise to return to
Malta before proceeding to Bulgaria. In
the meantime, II was said, Great Britain
would determine whother the Bulgarian
cargo would be permitted to proceed oil
10 go to a prize court.
The owners OF the cargo are seeking
the delivery OF the oil without prize court
proceedings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-20
Predicts General
Use of Aeroplanes
In Next Few Years

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-After Score
tary Walcott of the Smithsonian institu-
ton had reminded the house naval COM
mittee today that while Samuel p. Lang
ley was the first man in the world TO
make heavier than air machine fly,
his country was last Of all in the worlds
development Of aviation, resolution was
reported authorizing the president to ap-
point an advisory committee of scientists
to work on aircraft development
Secretary Walcott said the dirigibles in
the European war had not proven a sue
cess because they cannot weather gales
and are endangered in bad weather He
said that he had information from Eng
lish aviators that heavier than air ma
chimes are now flying In all kinds Of
weather.
IF aeroplanes develop In the next ten
years as in the last decade" he said,
they will be used for mali carrying
where there are no railroads; where there
are no bridges and where mountain ranges
ire to be crossed. They will cut expense
If reconnaissance and certain kinds Of
travelling and will open large areas to
rapid Communication. I believe we
eventually will have cheap fliers just as
we have cheap automobiles"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-20
Conditions Among
Chemical Workers
Indescribably Vile

ROOSEVELT, N. j., Feb. le-Livtng
conditions among the laborers at the
plants of the American Agricultural
Chemical company were denounced as
"indescribably vile" by Dr. Max Jacoby.
a local physician. in testimony today be-
fore the state legislative committee which
II investigating the causes OF the strike
ut the plants here last month and the
shooting OF strikers by deputy sheriffs.
Disease was rampant. he said. and
malaria and tuberculosis so common that
II did not even excite pity. The chemical
fumes In which the men worked weak
ened the throat. lungs and intestines 80
that they became susceptible to disease
he said
Men and women die from tuberculosil
right along, after exposing others to IT,
said DR.. Jacoby
little attention" the witness said
was paid to sick children. and physi
clans we're seldom summoned except
when child was dying. and then more
to insure a proper death certificate thar
with any hope OF saving the life OF g
child"
Children were born, DIR. Jaooby as
serted, amid conditions indescriheble fol
their filth and sordidness. Large families
lived In three or four small rooms. will
some times three and four beds In each
room, with no ventilation nor privacy.
mo man could support a wife ant
family on the wages they had been get
ting declared the witness "Almos
every family had TO keep boarders in or
der to exist. The general conditions lie.
10 much immortality"