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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
Drive Catarrh Germs
FromNose and Throat
Only Way 10 Really Cure Catsrrt,
say Noted Specialists.

Tho germs OF catarrh breed
thrive and multiply by the million
far up In the air passages OF the
nose. throat and lungs OF every ca
tarrh victim. catarrh II a germ dis
ease and you cannot get rid Of the
disease until you get rid OF the
germs. The best specialists seem
agreed on this point.
You can't Kill germs with ONT
msnts or lotions. etc, which you
snuff up your nose. These may clear
your head and let you breathe easier.
but they do not reach the germs.
Stomach dosing may purify your
blood. but IL doesn't XIII the germs
nor does 10 cure Catarrh-
There Is just one safe. sensible and
invariably reliable way 20 reach and
destroy catarrh germs and thus stop
catarrh forever. Breathe into your
nose, throat and lungs the medicat-
%. germ killing air OF Hyomei which
IN made from the pure, healing oil
Of Eucalyptus combined with power
ful Rermicidat ingredients which are
certain death to every catarrh germ
they reach. Tho air OF Byomei
breathed deeply Is 80 penetrating II
reaches into every nook. corner and
crevice Of your nose. throat and
lungs where germs can possibly hide
or breed. It's an easy treatment
You'll like to breathe Hyomci. Its
odor and effect IL pleasant to every
ono but the mischief making germs
themselves. They don't like ~.
simply can't stand IL. and are com
pletsly driven from your body, taking
catarrh itself with them. Hyomel is
a standard preparation recognized by
physicians and druggists every
whore. II Is 80 well thought OF here
that Bartell Drug stores and many
other leading druggists In tnis vicin-
lily sell IL with an absolute guar
antee OF successful cure or money
back. No catarrh sufferer. therefore.
assumes any risk I'm giving It a trial.
Tear this notice out OF the paper
now and show II to your druggist as
you ask for Hyomei. BE sure TO ask
him for the complete Byomei out
TT, as this contains n Free inhaling
device which f. very necessary TO
use 10 get tho best results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--Meager
advices from Mexico City indicate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT CARA
EVACUATES MEXICAN CAPITAL

that there was feeling OF I'M
certainty there regarding what
would happen during the interval
between the evacuation Of the city
By tho government and troops OF
Provisional President Cara and the
occupation by forces OF Gen. Ven
ustlniano Carranza.
Little news has come In addition
20 that OF last night which stated
that Garza's evacuation was In pro
gress and that shops. business
houses and private residences were
closed and barred against possible
hooters.
The Same dispatches said . por-
ton of Gen. obregon's army. COM
manded by Gen. Alvarado. was then
at tho outskirts OF the city prepar-
ing 10 march in in force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
HUB CLOTHING co.
STARTS Big Sale

The Hub Clothing Co. In going 10
have sale--it starts tomorrow
morning. The Hub doesn't have a
sale very often. but when II does,
the lid comes clear Off. and the
whole town talks about Il and. In
eidentally, buys. II has been five
years since tho Hub had n sale,
but that was an event that is still
being talked about by Seattle peo-
pie. II is. the firm intention of the
management to make this an even
bigger event They state that
their stocks were never cleaner or
in better condition than right now.
and that the entire stock will be
included In the sale at greatly re.
duced prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

IA young man and myself
have kept steady company for al.
most a year and like him very
much. But ! am always embar
raised when we are out In com.
psny. When every one else IL
having good time he sits stu
and never opens his mouth. |
have spoken 20 him about this. but
he says he cannot help II. u
makes me 90 mad that Just feel
like giving him up. What can !
DOT MABEL.
A.--Why. give him up. OF course.
II won't take you long to find n
ilhbery-iabbery. smirky flop Of the
type you admire. and the young
man In question--weii, he viii be
much better off without you and
will certainly meet with a sensible
girl who will appreciate his com.
pany and who will be more consid.
crate OF his peculiarly. lie IL not
so inferior m 20 deserve q girls
wrath. and II should not be his
fato 10 fall into your hands or into
tho hands OF any ono else like you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
home and be company for himf
wilma WiEp

YOUNG WIFE.
A.--Dny by day, ms the tales OF
domestic dlscords and tragedies are
heaped upon me. Il would almost
seem that the times are out OF
'"int J." What you deem as mis-.
fortune. any number OF wives would
give anything In tho world TO pos.
sess--a husband who stays at home
evenings. II you know when you
are we'll off. you will remain at
homo with hubby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
MANY In SEATTLE
USE FAMOUS COMPOUND

The famous mixture of buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc. known
as Adler-i.ka. is much used here In
Seattle This Is the most com
plete bowel cleanser ever sold, be-
ing even used successfully In APP
pendicitis. Just ONE SPOONFUL
relieves almost ANY CASE of con-
stipatlon, sour or gassy stomach.
ONE MINUTE after Adler.i.ka Is
taken the gases rumble and pass
out--the INSTANT action IN sur
prising. Swift's Pharmacies, 2nd
Ave. and Pike st. and 235 Broad
way N.--Adyertisoment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

VICTORIA. Jan. 2s.-The police
made 2.sis arrests during 1914. the
annual report OF tho department
shows. OF these i.e0s cases result.
ed in tho conviction OF the offend.
ers. Only ono burglar was ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

fortune. any number OF wives would
give nything In tho world TO pos.
sess--a husband who stays at home
evenings. II you know when you
are we'll off. you will remain at
homo with hubby.
o.-Can you tell me what will
cure round shoulders7 My husband
10 2s yesrs old and very stopped. In
he too old 10 be cured, or do you
think shoulder braces would help
him, and what kind are best; also,
what kind OF exercises would help
hlm7 GRATEFUL MADGE.
A.-Your husband In not too old
to correct this physical defect. but
he must have confidence and use
persistence. The shoulder braces,
OF course. would help. but they are
very uncomfortable. A physician
can name n good kind. To my mind.
deep breathing and physical exer-
ciaes are tho best cures for this
and your husband can Join n good
gymnasium class nt small cost.
al am q girl OF 10 and have
been going with a young man for
over ak months now. He has no
bad habits whatever. He says he
loves me, and Just a month ago
gave me a diamond ring NJ an en-
gagement ring. NY folks tell me he
doesn't care for me. even II he did
give mo q ring.
What shall I dot He comes 20
see mo every evening excepting
whom he has 20 work overtime. 80
he doesn't Get here tlli late. ana
that's when my folks cay he goes
20 see another girl. Shall I believe
my folks7 LEoNA.
A.-Hayc your folks proof OF their
statement II you don't know. II Is
your place 20 find out right now.
Perhaps they only say this 10 tease
You. but. at that It's rather seri.
Gus Joke. II your relatives are seri.
Gus. but cannot back up their accu.
stations. and you have no more con.
fidenoe In tho young man than 20
let II worry you. he will be better
off wtthout YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28

away ali gioomincss and peevishness,
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When ambition deserts you and vi
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all over with health.
Send coupon below today for a free
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Waters.
Tho regular 900 size or Keiiogg's
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and Pike st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
Stay Vigorous
at Seventy
keIiogg's ssnitons Waters Revive
Vitality In Men and Women
When Lies Sun
Begins 20 Set
SOC BOX FREE

What you ARE. not what you
WE'RE, 10 what counts In tn. game
of life. It's up TO men and women
to BIO Tive ones" and not slow down
too soon. KelioEs's Sanitono WATERS
keep your vital energy hgiow--drive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-28
M1At N4YN 1k
&0M&2&4r-.

Dear Miss orey-Readlna go
much nauseatlna drlvel az you
nave TO do, - wonder II doesn't
turn. thy stomach For Instance,
there 10 tho young man. ~, who 10
in love with a married woman
and loves nor with all his heart
We'll, that reminds me OF tho time
when J was e-year-old school Kid,
ana Tell hesd-over-hoels In love
with the school ma'sm. and firm
" resolved that when ! grew up |
would marry her ! think she was
somewhere near 80 years OF age at
that tlme), and ! was awfully jeal-
ous N abe smiled al somo OF the
larger boys. had no good. kind
\ Cynthia Grey In whom ! might con.
Tide my troubles az this young man
mas, 30 had to 90 about with them
hidden IN my own poor little
breast. Tho fact that ! arm alive
today shows that ! survived, even
after ! realized that my passion
was hopeless.
And there 10 tho poor young
thina who 10 rlffed because her
hard-workinu husband doesn't care
TO take her TO dances after work.
Ing all day. Poor child. sho might
get out In the Kitchen and dance
for an hour az a time N some mans
arm eneireied her waist and he
She wants 10 90 20 dances, and she
wants 70 clope with another man,
and she 10 about 20 become a moth.
er. " " 10 true. that the state OF
mind Of the mother stamps lts i'm.
press Into the character OF the I'm
born. with what a character that
poor little walf will come Into the
world
Then there 10 tho married wom-
an and the married man who are
dead In love. or maybe u 10 Just
10 the latter. u 10 . wonder 10 me
that tho husbands and wives OF
some of shess holiow-headed trav-
esues OF tne human race dont
on 70 WIZ" oo'hg.
.oss" yo.. '.. .ney 'sso
s,, $3.50. 80 49, 80 '.'s 80 49, ~ ~
,a,n W n eTpAy,
Ar 4. IN n. honea Thai ,hess
AZ finitv.craxes sp.ciss OF humanity
Will read your letter ana take a
/ tumble" TO what disintsres,ed PEG
4 .Aa.t. -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

A tramp called for food at a hand
some country residence. The lady OF
the house was sitting on the veranda.
She was q woman TO interest herself
in building up those who needed build
Ing Up and ordered q maid TO bring q
substantial meal out on to the veranda
and place 1t on a table, Then she in
vited the tramp 10 help himself. While
he ate she questioned him as TO the
cause OF his living a life OF beggarly
Incidence. His replies We're not very
satisfactory and indicated that he fol-
lowed the life OF tramp because he
preferred IL 10 work.
The lady. having fed him. gave him
some money. and he departed. When
her husband came home that evening
she mentioned to him what she had
done. He chided her for wasting her
sympathy on one who was evidently
undeserving. whereupon she declared
that all persons were In sense unde
serving: that the mere fact OF a per
sons being In bad condition, even
though through bis own fault. was
legitimate object for sympathy. and In
any event It was an advantage to the
giver to lend a helping hand
a year passed. The tramp was pass
fnG over the same route as before and
bethought himself OF the aid and COM
fort he had derived at the place he was
approaching. he was no more worthy
OF help than before. felt no gratitude:
he only wished to get another meal
and some more money. On reaching
the house he saw evidences of a fu
neral raking place in it The obsequies
were for the lady who had befriended
him, and since she had rendered her
self much beloved on account OF her
charities a large number Of poor people
We're in attendance.
The tramp joined those who were
passing TO have q last look at their
benefactress. he noticed on the finger
OF the dead a diamond ring. He fur
Their noticed that when the lid of the
coffin was put on the ring was not
removed. When the funeral procession /
went 70 the cemetery he Joined the |
thrOng and saw the body lowered into Z
the grave. Then the mouruers dis
persed, and the tramp. after carefully 4
noting the position OF the lot, went /
away.
When night came be went TO the
house from which his benefacreSs had /
been carried. stole a spade and a shoy-
el from among the garden tools and.
going 10 the cemetery, began TO re-
move the earth that had been thrown
into the grave OF his benefactress.
Having uncovered the coffin. he took a
screwdriver from his pocket and re
moved the lid. Taking the hand, he
was surprised that there was in il a
little warmth. The diamond ring
was there. and be attempted to re
move it Failing 70 do SO. he took ont
his knife TO cut OF the finger FeelinGI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

sAe~= az go vzr. ist IS 80 ssrrs.
tsss "a zeal sFes-f~se~ a19 Hfs %
q rsEiaa tass vs.s sss Ereas Ezzisis19s
g aes-1Nz ssz. TnsT eo1sr1ssfs
80 ha.sr - 80 rsfloe- TEit e&s -
80 ssssres - szsif ezliT sa1s.rors-
rEas ssr Gees ses sseTTss asF refs
ssaz va 49, a-s as vek. sssJ 60
So 60 49, arE ss : tsisF % ne lfs
- tafs E-ess saFioz. q s-~r=s 20 Gs
ssaE ~ sa-as fa-z@s tsek 80 80 SFo1k
1fse-s far 80 sszress-
we tseF e. sss aafsv rt&es. vhsfs
49, a. -srsfas "a sss ssarfss place (.
90 tsos e. wssrs sasa srs strssssiak
sEef- feftgasast estsleess Ws le9e
ws-rs cassfssss are sxnrsssf@E pas-
sfsass tss-~a.s 81 srrfsF 60 ssse1s or
cas- - Fsaf eefrst-ss 1855 % see
$50 essssfr a. sbo1s testr sally
rssa4 ~ 60 o. esro~astss try - sssFs
sss eesess sErT eve. trT - I've
,~arseT 81 80 Eress esr=szs=tstss 20
sns~s taer tete1E Teess srs -
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s-s So stew ~ 5ss estEhs
"'re-rr are 80 fsvs 81 seseisi PAT
-feFfsss Ttrrs ere 60 saqs wasz Fe9
ssaatf % rsers rasrt9tfe tsaa GO etssr
EsYs
q ar ssfs@s1sss ts rss pTsssses
e sars a 6av veatt zoe ertFrtsss
ss sseaE Taar sessEhts Toz east ia-
rrrBs-s tasrz f7f re. uzE - Eel
fhas taeF 80 ersr ~ every s1eiie 60
eisf trs ~ every RAE se4 vaesae Or
fa- ressrf a.sgss. mere ezsresrs tszt
rrsss hsss weieh tas eFoekss - -
a. rrea-ns Ears fhs basF tess hss
-~vs- fs-reF e. vtsrsa wefes = saw
az Fs- ef-tE 81 go raEf1e fss east
vss-h always sesesess co sas fietatss
~ hlrnasfsr ssf tibertys tsr e7st
ffsf w~ always eee sslsGi- -
ssrsnfrs arf tts great teltF % fffrrts
~ =r--e rs~ wts Goes tts f'F 20
FE- Ce sG States
20 ars aasrr fsst Yaa g. ret wefF
IA Hf.f- rar 81 fs- ast8e stTrT Cav isf
s+-af ~ ser-s fsvs. as ~er orT
sss yea fr rar fssr ere FsTs'rei err
H-Ha Fa t- SIRE rtFf Won wsr 9
vs.r e-srf s~f ere Hrsrr ef tezTr ~
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
The Daily Story
Strange Conversion-By F. A. Mitchell

| something warm on his hand. he struc,,
/ match and saw that It wss blood
LeGping from the grave, he ran awav
! as fast as his legs would carry him
| Then he stopped ana began TO think
/ The most likely solution of what no
/ had stumbled on was that il was ona
| of those very rare cases OF a trance
| having been mistaken for death. gis
I benefactress was lying uncovered in
/ grave. What should he do? If h,
rescued her he would be obliged 70
/ confess that he had gone there TO s,eal
| the ring on her finger.
There are natures so bereft OF VIA,
is good that they can only be affec4es
by some momentous event. The tram
was one of these A sudden revulsiO-
came over him. Returning 10 Tbs
grave, he found the body as he hsd
left it Removing 1t from its cold bed
he wrapped it in his coat and carried II
the nearest house and restoratiyes
were applied
For long while the invalid hung
between life and death. As soon as
there was any hope for her recovery
her husband was notified OF what had
occurred, but not till this was assured
was the matter broken TO any other
member OF the family. Then they
knew of it by the lady being brought
to her home.
AS soon as the tramp had done all In
his power TO save his benefaetress.
from whose dead body he had intended
to steal a jewel. taking advantage Of
the excitement attending the efforts TO
l.
lady became convslescent she asked
what had happened, but it was not
thought advisable 10 tel her. Seeing
that her finger had been badly cut, she
inquired into the cause. A story was
invented to satisfy her.
One thing puzzled her. Her hus-
band, who had formerly been unsym-
pathetic with her charitable work.
which was not a part of organized aid
10 the poor. but, rather. spontaneous,
had suddenly become an unreasoning
giver.
The tramp again visited the house
where be had received aid and comfort.
but not as a tramp. The lady, as az the
time of his first visit, was seated on
the veTanda when she saw a well
dressed man coming up the walk. She
did not recognize him till he made him
self known and told her that it was
her he had become a changed
man But be exercised sufficient eau
tSan to discover that she did not know
she had been in a grave. and he did not
tell her. She asked him If there was
anything she could do for him, and he
replied that there was He gave one
tenth Of slI he earned TO criminals, and
ne thought that his gifts would have
more effect II they passed through her
hands. She accepted the trust He
made his first donation, and they were
continued regularly during his life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
FOURTH OF JULY TErAxus

NE kcerfea1 people taFr rrzs1s 81
r1eErsts-sfs tasafsetvrs over az least
aas sestsvslaFes. are ttss Bel fks sar
aeeearsecs % EsgFth % IEtF o.
fsees WEHs ts- total esssaiftsz %.
ere Eta-ta4s cay ere less thaa a qasr-
Frr wtst tesT were eve gears ego thr
DEATHS tr1ce tstsras have skaWn y
u9ea greater rs5eefioa. o. 1874 there
were ttt Fesrth % Iatr victims o. thar
fresf @atatT. f1 1870 ere aember kaf
been reters1 Co. taa. vGiis from last
srasoe's estssrust8n tkers we're buf
thres. reis is life e8zssrvation 90 the
trus ssess % tss terra WY uos &C.
fireiv elimiaste tie dfssssse this
Ysarf- asks tss Csissd States pabic
eeeith service.
ire biask esrtrifEs woaud t. ere
great cause % Fogrsh % Jelly tstanus
wee sFigsa trt6 tss tissues the wad-
alaE carries Wtth st innumsrzblr
saeesIiG aaG ere absosptioa % me pois-
oaogs prodrets given % esriaE the
growth &c these orxsnissas produces
tks disease TIE bGcitii tkrsvs oaiy
b. the sbsssea % oxyEsa- Il T. for
tkls Fsssoa tsat TIE physician saiarses
ths wasnt % iuist and after removing
all farssxr sz-atsriai. dresses the fufury
o. sseh = ssGnssF that asscioprrsnt %
ths osEaalssas is tnhfbitrt. Ia order %
aecozpIiss tkts q is ussaIIy necessary
90 administer . rsasrei azsss;hssfc
Aatt-tssasie SEWN ts % great vnfus as
a prosaytaesfc zsasurs bat % shoaid
- Efvss 5000 after the rsesipt % the
tztury.
parscss sAoutt r~=s-zh<r tkgs
vugFsh @ JuiT tssanus - sssy 90 pre-
vees tzt extremely eifr cult 90 cure 40
sfank ca-rrttEs vo@rt Il too trivial 60
receive esrsfsi medical sf,s-,ion- How
svsr siixst tks tafsry ray appear.
s1@mo1 . physician ard ~ orce adops
susrEsttc rssssarss. Hsliaecs upoa
sGms trssf@szs nay prove disastrous
szf rssgis - re sserttcs % life. II
1899. bssors TIE wfssspr~s6 recoEuf-
,io- % tss possibilities % preventive
ozs case % tstaass 6sTsi-
sssd 60 every q sisak cartridge voa-f
's1e-tsss - 1914. there vss baf case
10 every 90 sSes iafzrt~s. This - ths
nsas1rs o. ths saeesss Of preventive /.
.r-ar@~--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

VIVA tHs Ansrfean fax asass nsv-
or wss uers siequrutiY SEATED ta4n
b. Presidents witson. spessfur a. en-
flag aay exercises froa tas steps sg
tie treasury sunsiaE a. wEsaiaEtga
YESTERDAY
~gor ms. said ne presidsrs. ~tks
rsz does EoE express a mere body %
vaxlss ssutiasatss C - thG eusoGi-
msut. a5t % a senEiaeat. but % a his
soFy. aaG 40 Esan can rixEtiy serve
snGsr tRat asx wEo has roe eaaEaf
sor1s % ne Essaaiax Of hat history.
-rou % cot create the mearfrE %
. nsstoaai iiss ~ ssy utsrssy sxposs-
tisc % g.. But ~ shs actual daily ca
tesvors % a great psopls 60 60 tas
ssss % ne Gag zaa Live gp 90 Sc
!eals % Esnesty aaa righteousness
saa fssc eensnet An9 Ws tEEsS %
these tatnzss eur tribute q 60 thoss
Gsn vhs have created tnis sSDsrfsses.
% th~ss msn Ne FEEL taat tEsF Asss
sce~a - tas way TEsy have zee
b-ss sfrzfa % 50 Before. Thsy have
xns~n taas tAsg we're spsakfzx tks
thouGas- % q xrsaf psopis wEsa tEsT
t-f kcse graf ssopie sisuE ne pans
q sssfsvspssnt ThsTs wss rss a
sfn<i~ swsshbeeEtsr amogE ssszz-
rnsY vsrs @sn % soesss zaist
tnaaxes. re s.ors effective eseasss
snsrs 49, 90 bfgsssr is D. rHsg were
n.c we theaxes sioar tks h-es q
f,1sy. net slsag tse iisss % ssif-aE-
srsndizsr~ef Thsg were sssn. q
sSswt. Vac snsaEat % ths p~oeis
49,. 49, $500 a-f - - g.
ssfvss
-nas wnfte ws tsfzk % sse-a ss6 60
lsnes = ~ - tssss wac E@Es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

:. r. esrraiz tkas every chlis o.,
seGooi age saoGG - tzaEkf koE 20
swim Teis e tsr =ors important fhsr
20 sz9s sow 90 play rsAro. OF eanes Or
STAG Azd tss-s f. 10 Feasoe Whatever
wky ever ekite % school aEs shosif
49, Esep precisely boz % perform
artificial Fsspfrstio-. for ths feat T. as
sispss sc staple can - How many
ssoEls supposedly tnssiiiEsat human
esiEEs lave stood kslplsssiT -. not
kEewtsF how 90 =zks tss drowned Or
asesFNissse vieti@ brsssss
Here is tks most s=eaeious method
q artificial FsssiFstiae ks1Tn- Grasp
e ssf tsses e. % tss ekiiersa ~ =
practical es@asssrztioa os ore %
ss~a-
fs - esiis1 Skaters -sshss. after
fks aaa vaa srss pTaetirsd o.
How 60 90 o.
Place csc urcozsetqzs person on the
Erosr6 o. s8os os tss level face taru-
- 90 o-s sffs. ssitas fawe Beside face.
rrass-shEt e. essst aze zsesasa
rsssisE o. tks Erpas4-
Keel beside Or as;Fsss tss BODY over
sEs ties-
Esrs tGrret o9fUaFt 90 s.tssf SIDE. up
o. tss ~soafizE Fies.- re loser ries-
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part Of ToaF weight GO bear G1ws gRon
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aEalrsE thr EFessf aEd forces aiF uut
~ ere ekest. Release The pressure aft
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faster tAzn Isl tis.ss times per u4in-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

Artificial Respiration.

Iores shown car Go this as vel az an
adult. and - does no; exhaas; the op-
orator a. eie tire oid-tine arm pump
Tag method Besides this method has
b~Sa fou-d 90 give greater exchange
% si- than any other manual method
% artificial respiration
Try q on any live subject and see
hsx 4, works. Il would make even n
s~.4 subject inspire and expire freely.
Prenatal infiueuce-
Please give ne your opinion OF pre-
-atzi influence. writes Madam 4 am
preparing = paper 20 read a. my club.
AnsEer-Let us come and say . IN
psrsou. u is e rather large subject 20
aiseuss IN a line % type. However,
ss consider q some nine-tsntss poppy
cock