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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19

is a physical coward. That he fears
death and injury.
l don't think there is great per-
centage of persons that care to shake
hands with it. And 1 guess the col
onel himself will avoid it as long as
he can. The death of the patriot is
not the only appalling thing about
war. There are the widows and
orphans, misery and privation, and
devastation of land and property.
And then this gentleman who would
perpetuate himself in the presidents
chair SCOTS at peace. Thank God he
is in Oyster Bay, where he is harm
less.
He suggests a denunciation of
Pres. Wilson because he endeavored
to revive Americas merchant marine
that has lain dormant throughout
years of Republican reign, including
seven years of three-term land
more) Teddy's administration. Be-
cause he would eliminate the stagna-
ton caused by the abrupt abandon
ment of transportation. You'll have
to get something stronger than that,
Mr.. Roosevelt. And besides it is ex-
pedient that you put your hammer
away until the campaign of 1916. Be
neutral and American now.
Don't try to disparage the admin
istration of man that has done more
constructive and beneficial work in
one year of his term than you did
in your seven. He does things and
leaves the talking to those people
who have more time than he has. Es-
pecially the Indicators of great
wealth who have suffered from his
progressive legislation. - John A.
DriscoII.
THAT FIRST CUT HAIR.-That
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19
THAT FIRST CUT HAIR

hirsuteness has brought out much
Patriot and Patriot. The business
of selling hair can be exploited by
synonyms and antonyms. It makes
no difference whether Sears, Roe
buck & Co. in their catalogue, page
106, call it First Cut Convent Hair"
or First Cut Walled In Julius Hair.
Rosenwald is not the only one max
ing money on hair. Enclosed find
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22


s bore Eioer logger man Der i
'5tater11e mere gRgt pna aontroI,
min6re paa Sribeo. Mltfor mango
5olf af ben 5ppe1 Der j Mtben
falote fig ielp for sbe belmenen0e
gorgere", fom / oct gamle Mom
gift nnber Nab1tet nbe beoite"" %
ION i oct gamle 2an0 benebntrs
Sc laafnl0te ubeore alasier", bDloer
oen gamle 5atning: nj alene hi
De-. De bill ! .Se11bolb til 6enne
&et al forbums Gnebol6s 8isbom
beltemme, Dbn6 Mlle 81 Mnbre Ifol
foretage fig, bbab hi moa nDoe %
iffe=nDoe> pao oct enc Smraa6e
Iom paa BET anbet. Men Be @obt=
folf bgr bites B%ir1terbejen. @bab en-
ten BET gial6er 0oeropip1r meo Mn-.
ores religieie Mffnrer> me6 politiife
Reformer, neutrality-suspicious.,
aleoeoragt> Cans, bbob ri n1aa
1pile eller 6riffe eller Dborleoes hi
ifol 11opbe @port. .loo og bore
poa Dor &oit % tilbagebiie olle Sc
~beoite 9losiers" MnitrengeIier for
at qgere ~GoriDn" for % Alle. Ban-
De Sribeo og Woral 7taar / Tore.
Glib Mgt> 8orgere!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Saano paa uobDherae % ilog Dom
for cit pioeregaaenoe Spef,,lation.
%Satntioig meo, at Megieri1lgen np-
fipbte ltore &ul= % &ornbeDolbnir.
ger / uoIanoet, neoiattes ep lBris.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der asiiite-
reg al min0re commissioner / Bper
&igbita6 % 2on6fomml111e. 2igele-
oes beotog Nigsbagen Ell Sob, scr
forbp6 2~anom9nbe11e at opfobre
Wrgoforn paa &reaturer, i11oti[ Scr
bar ltfret 2aroet 8rpofor11 1of Ii!
npite SPIT.
Sil Sc rarigslobe", bporof MigS=
oogen ioa at iige i Ell Saonoebe,,-
oing bar bebtuget belle @1,11fer ii!
Neai1lering al Gorbol0e1e bprer o.
lao cit Sob ON lGrlig 5tatstillfu1
til Be fom1nl,naIe Sialpefasler, lac
Dtsle fnt boe 8i6rag til De tnbfolb.
te Solbaters Somilier, ser life bot
anoen Sn0tGgt eno Manoens Mr:
beloSlgn, altiam,nen fun Nepi:
ter poa, at Regiering oa Miasooc
anerfjenoer, at Set gfor1omiife 90 10:
ciole 2ib er fomme11 / nnotltrliqt
% 11lltnoe @Gnger og fplgeIig moo
regl1lereS mere og mere beb Sob.
Naor engang europa ffol til a
reiie fig at be1, Nffe| iterite Starter
at Ben MI ubilfodrtig bliber bcn[ae1
/, oo bill iiffert Set oonife Soft ltoc
iom cit al De Notio11er, ser qoor
|Spioien for @jennemfprelie al er
notwithstanding, ser / Sroctj
beolte 8etDonino logger 2onbet5 oc
Tolfets 5fjebnc i 6olfets cacr
|9oo11o % b%arlpier Sen gnepnloc
Der bar funnel fringe 2olfcne til
Oct gjenitoige Spranni, Sc M, mac
uofere mos beres egel1 @ilje.
ST. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
sibitc Mpt beb Tresietio.

2onbon II, 20. Sanmar. Sci
lenge bentebe natligc Sberfalb al
3eppeliner forefalbt I Nftes pna
abiten al Morfolf. SEM Beriuncr
brebtes pg en- flor Gfabc anrettebes
/ Oarmpntb ng / apitbnerne Grpe
u1er, 8eeiton, &iugslpnn ~ Sic
ringbam. Den itpre f%ienbtligc
2nft-G ifnbrille bombarberebe Iigele-
bes sanbringbam, &ongen % 9ron-
ninsens 2anbiebe. Maieitetcrne
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Eeriunlis Tribcb.
Wf Bouts @on1merling.)

S Be tioligltc Sage. pao Den
Sto bore Sorfeore bcgpnotc at ON.
forme fig fra Dpr til tpnfen6e Soc
lener .lebeoe Me1tneifet / e11feItc
Somilier eller / MGR eller n1il,ore
tolrige Sloffe, ser efterboon6en
l1utteoe Zig lalnrne,1 / Ell @tanmc.
Snoibioet bar Sen Gang SSSntet,
Stommen alt. Goa uopiflebes qroo=
big Snoibioet. l1obiflingen al cnfel=
tie porrenbe Sornilier og beres pri=
bote Gjenoele n6bifIe6e Tanfen ON
5ribeo for oct enfeltc Snoipi6. 90
1toen 90 bar Sribeoens @prt be-
ret en- 1tootg & mellem sSn0ipio
og Stolnmc eller 5omfunb, @b eller
Stat. u%obibelien of Sen inbipioucl-
lie Sribco betp6 Snbifrenfellc al
5omfun6ets Mogt iom &elbe6. Den=
ne uobifltng funoe tie til cit big
GrGn1e. Samfunbet fu11oe life of=
ltao 6ribeo til Snoibibet / en- loooan
uo1trefntng, at gnfber funoc luoc
og gjere ion1 ban elIer bum 5elp be-
bngeoe. 9ette bil6e nem1ig bore
en%SbetDoenbe n1eb 5omfun6etS Gri=
items og Sbergang til Mnarfi. st
&ompromis maatte %in0gaos mcb bis
1e @arantier for at bebare Ss510ipi=
bets Sribeb life for oen Gnfclte,
men for Mlle.
Set er ON bette &on1promis, Sen
%ltan6enOe Disput ON Gribe6en til
|Staoigbeb ben6er tilbage. @pgrgs=
moolet ct, bbor ifal 2inien BRACES.
8eItemmelien berof er ofte bonlfe=
Zig og ritffer paa @rl1n6 al be BE-
ltonoig ififten6e 8etingelier % M
oponffet1oe Silfelbe. @fterboon6en
Tom Snoibioets Mfferer og @umfun=
bets Sroblemer bier fig mere man
geortet, nbbiflet og forfinet bill So
lo1tcen mellem perlonlig Gribeo %
Somfunosfontrollen bliue fat mere
% mere paa 5pi6ien.
Somme frernbeber / bpierc @ra6
BEN enc Sioe at Spprgsmoalet:
Samfunoets &ontrol; Mnbre trent
baber Ben onben: oer inoibi6r1elle
Sribe6. Set gjnl6er ONT at finbe
Ben gplbne Mi66elbei og iii Op-
%raael1e berof ber man erin6re:
6or bet fprlte, at SEN fl,Iofom11e
ltobifling at Sn6ibibet ct set bgie=
fte Waal me6 Menneifets 2ip.
Sor set an6et, at SomfunoSfon=
trollen fun er ct Sn1trument for
Set enfelte Snoibio til OpnaaeI1e
at bans 2Dffe.
Derof falger, at Sribeoen fprit
og fremmeit ffal baretaees. @am-
f11n6sfontrollen fonu1ner i anben
&9ffe. \
&bis 5amfunosfontrolIen bor
G11oemaalet, iaa maatte Sribeoen
bige, mer BET ct ben life. Sen er
fun ct &ebifab.
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Danntark / lH7n.
ga Sanmarf bar ligc beo at fumme
&rig.

Joltetingsma1o Sreh. Nprgooro
ltriber fblgenoe Mrtifel / v&pilfolc=
hla6et":
Ser er / 9jebliffet iiffert fife
11ogen oanif Ma116 eller &pinbe, ser
pnlfer, at Dann1orf 1fltloc fomme
meo bet ltore &%rigsopger. iom MI
prGgcr europa. Mllc nil, at hi lfol
boloe oS n0enfor, ifol bore nell
trole. Sen nubere116e. Staggering pil
bet. 90 cnbber anben Staggering bill
De Oct famine. SSntct @loo pg ir1ge11
Soler bor billet uotale onoet, ems
at bet ct Donmorfs belten1te @ilje
at billie boloes n6enfor. 90 @r1,n=
Den er iffe> at Sc fife mau iige on
oct. st Naabl,oa fer bebppeoes life.
Der er liffcrt ingen Donif, ser chs
fln / fine lgnligltc Gonter qnifcr,
at bort 2on6 ifal lutte fig til Den
enc ellcr 6en m1ben al DC frigsfp=
renoe Magter.
Self orberle0es bar set. / 1870.
% &riger brpb lps 111ellem GpifIan6
og Sronfrig. 9a bar ser cit ltprf
Solfeitemning for, at hi Ifl1l6c flute
oS til Sro1frig for as &rigens Sci
mtllgt at bin6e tiIbage> bbob hi
bopoe tobt / 1854. Monge @pnoer=
|ipoer nGrc0e set &oob. 90 mango
Sanfcr / &ongeriget. gtf / famine
@etning. 9e1 iful0e @jengjelbellens
Gtme fon1n1e. Wootte ri fife font
me o. bbis hi intet qiorbe for bore
2anosmnn6 i9noen Mo! Gf1Ioe hi
labe 0e11ne ~e1elte 2eiligbco til Srel=
lie no at en- 6oobl6s og ,baoblGs
Silpgrelie" gao 11benpttet ben> ifreb
ct toneongibenoc BIo0.
81 l1bltebte 11pf Set, Gang ion1 I'LL
Ell MISUNDERSTANDING. Men Sen
bor fife loa arlig iom I'LL. Non
Solfem6oerne / 5lutningen al ssuli
og @egpnbelien al Mugl,1t bor ser
lon1ne Ste6er itnrf Gte1nning fpr,
at 9anmorf iful6e 6eltage i. &rigen,
laoleoes beo ct Mpbe / &ollerrp
FrGi tegaorbs @obe be6 Seilc, /
8isbolt 5fob beo Sorlens, beb ct
Solfem60e poa Mper, paa Srtrrp
9ebe paa doors, bbor @ouelien=0a
tolte.
s Sbingifoben be0 Morbug rtotol=
te 8. 8jsrnbof og. Or. @intber Jig
berimo6 for, at hi ifuloe bepore oor
ne1ttrole StilIing laa lp11ge Tom
ntnIigt.
s uMorlf Solfeblo6" 1freb @jgrn=
itierne @iprnion ct &ar Mrtifler ON
~oen treble ilesbigife &rig". San
beb6er, at for 51esbigs Sfplb bpr
9onmarf MT goa mes, % 5berrig=
Norge bpr binlpe: u5oa mart
&rige,, fommer til @lesbigs Sor0,
bill l%1ngoommen, iom er Sremtioens
Stortbing, @egjering og &resie, tit
ferlig biie, at SER bar bofiet iiben
liolt;; Sen bill neppe MI tage fell al,
bborleoes 6en ifal bgitioeligboloe
Sen itore SoIfefeit for Sorolos Sit
finbaarsrige".
5aalebes bor 5temni11gen mango
lSte6er. SeIb in6en for SEN bubp=
renoe @egiering, @reb Solitein Sol
teinborgS, bar Set 9nife ON, at
III UNDER bisie gibne Sorbol6 b1lroe
gaa me6.
Dg 5ranfrig gior0e fig itore a11-
%trangelier for at faa por Silll11t=
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iforer / @ali3ien, ser al 9itrigerne
o%iplomatiif er fol6t til 2ibc og IT'S
nDttet, Ter MI, ON e11o jent, at GIT
(rig og Set bele Gpifer6pmme CT Ell
follf og lneget forlig Sen. Sci
lterfe nationol6emofrotife Nurti
@ali5len iaa bel iom &olaffernc
Hoien og Boricbau bar fra 8egpn:
oellen at let forboabni1gsful0t n{
til &l1slanb ion SEN encIte @tot, bel
bar Stano til og garlfe natllrlie
foloet til at fplbeltgjere &olaffcr
mes for gbriet meget beifeone notin
male &rab.
Sbilfe ct MI oisIe national,
&rob2
0m ct v@ongerige @oIc1,"
iom Dog ffulbe fDnes at maotte fore
fomme oem iaa flint, bill Bolaf
ferne intet bsre. 0berbobeoet fore
femmer alt> bbab Ser ftilles Sen
/ nbiigt fra 8erlin el1er 8ien $50
lafferne fIet eller far1igt. Mer bboi
6nIfer Sc bo2
S ollie polite &ierter, ligegploig
bbor Be banter, / 8oien, / @or
icban eller / &rafob, nnres fnn e
%obern1aaoe itarft 9nife - 9nffe
ON en- @ienforening nf 6e / ire Del
idroerrebne pplffe 2anbe. Der11'
1@ienforerting fan, io1n iagt, III,
pentes fra &nsIanbs SIDE. &pis bel
bleb gibef 0isie foreaeoe 2an6e Sci
laf 5torfprit Micolai gsicorajebitlcl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

DEREs BILLEDE FoRsTORRET
tog leveret j Farver eller sort OF
hvidt. Henvend Dem direkte 81
Kunstneren. Arbejdet garanteres.
LOUIS JENSEN, 222 N. State St..
chicago, III. s5
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EN- FARM 1 SYDEN til salgs, a
Acres nnr Raleigh, NC. Pris $4,000.
Vaaningshus og Stald. Adresse: II.
=. STEPHENSON, Ejer), 722 South
Saunders St, Raleigh, N. C.
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sill Senberipberne.

sill SpnberjDberne.
&bitteringsliite Scr. 4 for moo.
.tagne 8i0rog.
Seo 5re6erif 2u1o, &ompton,
Sa.: On Sen6eriboe, 500; s.. Mel=
Ter SIS; g. 6. 2uno $3.50; g.
9onien> s. Gbriitenlcn $. g. &on<
len, 6. 6. 2un6, g. $. Qino, bber
$40; &eo. S. @obrL &C. 6. Mosmus=
le1l, 81. Sorgenien, &c. $. Heocricrl
6. &eoerien g. M6rgooro, g. So.
cobien, 81. q. &%onie>1, W1rs. Sc. Ye=
oer1en, hber So; 81. 81. gbriltenIeu
s. GbriitenIen, hber 81; so. Son=
len So; 81. &osienfelbt> 8. e. @on=
len, s. g. Sbien> 81. @anien, u.
5prenien, g. S. g. sSenicl1, u.
Nieliem 81. &nuoicn, 6. &u1tberg,
90. 6. Ma6ien, 8. Spnocrgooro, 8.
Senoergaar6> 6. @ronot, g. Sor=
len, 81. s. SSubl, g. 81. SsSl15I, 8. Y.
|Senien, S. 56renien, S. TriiS, &.
geielier, $. Mao1en 6. seSenien e.,
bber 50; @r6erien & &olocmors
5porebesic $1.35; q. M. &onlcn,
Geo. Ee6erien. s.. an1oien, s. y
Mnoerie len, s.. 5pbolle, s. MomelirL
S. 9iron> S. G. &olm g. 6. Gbri=
'tenien, 8. 2orie1t> S. Gbriitenien,
8. He6erien, 6. $enic11, ". Socob=
len S. &onien, 8. s.. Gbriitenien,
IS. Soboni en-, g.. Sejlsfor, 6. Sells
for, S. &ansman1l g. Sober, S.
Semen, S. Sobn1er1 g.. Dopioien,
bper 81; On rnGbnt> 90, 81. Sober,
Sc. SO. &obe> u. Senie1L 8. Heoer=
len, S. gbriltianier, 81. MieIien, 6.
Sgrenien, bber SOC; Mogeieu, 81.
Sacobien, bper 25c; tiliammen
$229.85. s. 6. GbriltenienL Ma=
nilla, Sa., $500. SEQ Meb. 81. M.
M%n6erien, 8lair, Neb.: ct. Gbon1os
Megb. &bin6eforening> Genpoirt,
Micb., $40; 81. @eltergaaro> 5pen
Ger, SSa.. 81; &pinoefore1,ingen, 2i11=
coin, @eb. IS; 6. Bet5ol6> Worrerl
isis. 81; 8. S. .2arien, Council
8l,ffs, ga. 81; Mrs. Sui. 0ielie,,,
Blair, Sect. $2; g. g. Niclicr, Sir
b. Wfim1. 81; 89rnenes og be I'm
ges Suletre> &otter, Neb. $1,000;
9etania Spn6ogsifolc, @ilfilIon,
Mirn. $3.50; tiliamme,1 $3.50.
Teb. 5imonien> Chicago, 81; Gn
unpbnt, Chicago, 81; 3d. SOC;
S. &rrop, Gbicago, ST; 6. s. @op=
iert Chicago, SIS. SEQ g. Mrcn-
bolOt, Sille9, ga. $3.50. @eo Mep.
6. 6. 8oobol6t> @ocine, $3.50.
SEQ &cb. s. G9tfe fra 6enoogsifo-
lel1 / Clinton, SsSa. $1,000. 8eb
gteb. g. 8entien fra 8etbo11io Gpn,
oagsifole, @eb1tcr @robe, Mo. 500.
SEQ &ep. 6. 9itergaorb fra Menig-
be0en / 5beffieIb> SIl. $32. Mrs.
e. Ee0erien, Sres11o, Sal. IS. Sio=
ligere fbitteret for $2,322.t7. Salt
100000.
On Saf til ollie og &oob otn at
mango bill fble Srang til at 1enbe
ct Bibrag.
e.. 6. Gorpopn,
204S Sumbolot BIp6.
Gbicago> Sfl.
9GrIig Sattig6om er beore a1b
ono &ig6om.
Sen er life fattig ,iom bor &oa=
oigbeo ODER fit.
Set er ingen fottig Man6 Tom
fan noget gobt.
Son fo+4;roe So 1a,.sa
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liable iaaiblertio netop fprIabt Ste
bet nugle faa Sinner fpr SDerfalbct,
0pg bar paa &eien til 2pnbpn. Sbcr-
fal6et foretoges i Set 81 beite Mprfe,
pg 2,tftifibenc fanbt here's Sci heb
5iGlp at Spgelps. sra @nnitantpn
meobeles, at en- Zeppelin blcp if,lbt
ncb at ct &rigsifib, mebens to bril-
tiife Meroplaner pptpg aampen mcb
3eppelinerne / Ben mprfe Stat, S
Darrnuntb pbelagbes gDens 8asberf
og bens eleftriife &raftitation. ga
2onbun ogiaa bentcr ct 8eipg al SC
ficnotlige 2nftifibe, berifer ser for
Djebliffet en- itor Yanif i 8bem.
&apta IN s. 8. Gbriftian=
ien Manitu'uoe, Bis, afgif sirs=
bag / bcnmc l1se beb 9pben iom
5plse af ct Glagtilfelbe. San bar
en- at Hioncrerne blanbt 2pbierne
paa DC itorc Snblanbsigcr.
8afbingtur, OSannar +.
Den banife Miniiter, Guutantin
Brnn, us Sefretrr 8rban ratifiee-
reSe isaar sieuiiois ben banif-ame=
rifanfc unberipgelies- &ommisiions
6rebs=Sraftatcr.
&ipbenbapn ben 10. San. Src
Neiolntipnef blep enitemmig beb=
taset beb Slntningsmpbet ibaa paa
DC nertrale 2anbcs Gpciaiiffoufe=
rens, Der bessnbte Spnbas, Tgrite
Jteiolntion erflGrer set fpr alle Sp=
eialtfcrs Glist at arbejbe for bnrtio
TreosTntning, bbis @ilfaur ifal be-
1temme CT Salts fur alminbelio
Nfbrbning; SEN ppfurbrer psiaa sci
tnternationalc Gpcialiitbmreau
Bern at iammenfalbe ct Mpbe al
ollie @ocialiipartier beb 8eapnbel:
ien at Observation-Disclosures 70,
at ta9e raabgtnenbc Del bcri. Der
anocn Geiolntiun fpreIaar; at alle
Spcialiitpartier / 11crtrule 2anbf
lfal iaStrGngcnoc ppforbre fine re.
lpeftine &egjeringer om at %ppcrucis
Wfn!isbeocn fur at tilbDbc Mralino
mellem Be %frigfprcnoe meb Senblii
paa Ell harig Treb.
Sgaar bcbtug &puferencen en- Sic.
ip%lntton, bburi proteltcrcbes moi
Spfflanbs v&rGnfcIic al 6eloijft
M~ettigbeoer".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

AGENTER DNSKES til at for
handle Varer direkte fra Fabrikan-
ten. CRESCENT COMB CO.. Box
424 j., Leominster, Mass.
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Den fottiges @aan6 CT @,,os
Sparebdsie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Sen %n1lDGren6e Situotio11, bar al
bet ct ON life iuft interesiont>
loa larerigt 8ebis poa, at enfelte
lite generer fig beo at berptte oeres
gefonomiffe Soripring til at i11obg=
lite Soroe1 paa otsies 8efoftning,
Der fp1er bet fra &rigen biofgrte
%sfonontiife Trpf baaroeit. @amti-
Big meo at Mrbei6sIgsbeoen lteg i
|nbpgeelig Grab, forbgieoe @or1,- oa
&llgros ierer11e Brifen poo Sc 8e-
.boloninger, Sc bnboe fipbt 1n0er
.f1ormale 5orbol6 % til nornale 8ri-
Ter, meo fra 5000 PCT Men
ben SorbgipIie bleb Of fort garig=
be6, ioet @egieringen tog mes fait
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&bitteringsli5te Scr. 4 for mos.

Set er ineen fattig Meon6 Tom
fan noget goot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03
Cork Bath Mats Best
VIII PrcUed Cold Feet.

The heat OF the body is its life, and
whatever We do to keep in that heat
helps us to keep life full and glowing
Standin" on cold iioors conducts away
the heat from the body 1t is like
putting in II tap To draw away part
Of ones life.
metal noor, II stone iloor. Il wooden
floor and cork floor may he exposed
TO the same freezing temperature, yet
thcy Will seem entirely different TO
step on. The metal floor would be SO
terribly cold that To step on il with
bare feet would be cold enough to
give an actual chill. y wooden floor
would be quite bcarablc, but "A cork
iloor would be really warm
IL Is not the degree OF cold which
determines the chillincss of the floor
Inc difference lies in the case with
which these various materials conduct
heat
IN the same way metal spoon. if
LETT IN pot Of hot liquid. will get
50 hot in the handle that YOU cannot
touch IL, bat wooden spoon will re-
main cool enough To use cOnvcnicntly.
IL Is All matter of conveyin" the
heat through the molecules OF the
metal or the wood.
When one takes Il bath. whether hot
or cold. i; is unpleasant to step out
on the tiled floor. because il feels
cold and takes away the natural heat
from. the foot Even concrete floor
is not 50 bad as stone or thing
y dry cloth. such as towel or a
huckahack mat, is as good as cork
as long as the towcling is dry hut the
trouble Is that such Il bath mat soon
becomes wet. and wet cloth is Il good
conductor of heat The result is that
a wet towel bath mat is almost as
cold az Il tiled floor.
Cork. of course, does not soak ur
water AT all, that is why 1t is used
90 piuS up bottles. This is the same
as saying that cork does not get wet
through, and, therefore, remains as
warm 10 the foot after water has
fallen upon 1t AZ it was when dry
Tn. cork bath mat Is the mos, com
Portable and hcathful thing for YOU 10
stand on when YOU get out OF the tmh
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GIRLS! MO|STEN 4
CLOTH AND DRAW
IT THROUGH HAIR
1t becomes beautifully soft.
wayy. abundant and glossy
ut once.
Save your hair! All dandrufi
goes and hair stops
coming out.

Surely Try a "Dandcrinc Hair
Cleanse" II YOU wish to immediately
double the beauty of your hair. lust
mois;cn a cloth with Dandcrinc and
draw il carefully through your hair.
taking one small! strand At a time;
this will cleanse the hair of dust. dirt
or any excessive oil-in q few minutes
YOU will be amazed. Your hair will
he wavy, duffy and abundant and pos
sess an incompatible soitncss. luster
and luXuriance.
Besides identifying the hair, one APP
plication Of Dandcrinc dissolves every
particle Of dandruu invGoratcs the
scalp. stopping itching and falling
hair.
Dandrriue is to the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are TO
vegetation. II goes right 10 the roots.
invigoraies and Strengthens them. It's
cNhilaratinr, stimulating and life PRO
ducing properties cansc the hair TO
grow long. strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft.
lustrous hair. and lots OF it. ii you
will just get 25-cent bottle Of
Nnowlton's Danderinc from any drug:
store or toilet counter and try ii as
directed.
Save your hair. Keep it looking
charming ana beautiful You viii say
this was the best - cents YOU ever
spent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03
Concerning Measles
By William Brady, II. D.

The death rate from measles is
higher than that from scarlet fever,
notwithstanding popular notions TO the
contrary Pneumonia as " complica-
ton aud tuberculosis ~; Il scauela of
measles renders tho disease II serious
one. Any one knowing OF Il case OF
measles. or suSpcctinr the existence of
Il case. commits an incXcusablc crime
| in failing TO report ii to the health dc-
partmcnt. y mother who would con-
rcal such II disease anu return the
child to school before the chance Of
contaEion has passed ought to be pun
iShcd TO the full extent OF the iaw.
Too many children have been sacrificed
to This selfish kind OF cruelty.
From the time of exposure until the
appearance of the frs, sign of illness
there is Il period OF seven to eighteen
days-much longer than in the case Of
scarlet fever.
The orse; is with our old friend a
common cold" The cold lasts three
or four days, with slight fevcriShness,
SncezinS, running at the nose, some
coated tongue. The doctor can sec Ger
tain spots (Koplil'a spots) in the
mouth at this stage, w-I;c:i ciinch the
diagnosis before the skin rash APP
pears.
The rash appears about the fourth
head and face. The spots can he felt
under the fingers. unlike scarlet fever
rash In a day or two the whole body
is covered with the blotchy, Irregular
rash which also breaks out inside the
bronchial tubes ami throat. increasing
the cough and fcverishnc.s and rest
icSSneSS
The comiaEion is spread by the Sc
crctions from mouth, throat or chest
not by thc skin rash.
Tho child should have all the cold
water he can drink. .-:I:S TALK about
the measles going in il just AN old
wives yarn. II comes from The fact
that. when II child with measles dcvcl-
ops pneumonia or some other serious
complication and fails IN strength. the
circulation fats and the rash fades
as :: result not as Il cause OF the com
piiCation.
The eyes are very irritated. They
n!ay be protected by dark glasses
rather than - dark room. They should
he hathcd often with warm boric acid
solution tahlcsDoonful of boric acid
dissolved in Il pint of boiled watcr). II
the lids stick together smear them
lightly with sterile vasclinc from :,
collap@iblc tube
tn" factor Of safety in measles is
I beyond all question cool. fresh air.
That is Natures preventive. against
pneumonia Give the patient all the
fresh air there is. Keep the patient
comfortably clothed. not sweltcring
under an excess OF blankets.
In both scarlet fever aud mcas cs;
ihc patient should have II cleansinl
bath, sponge bath in bed. at least
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CATHOLIC 0RPHANAGE
BURNS; NO LIVES LOST
More Than iC1 Children. Attending
Mnss tn Chapel ut Time. Are
Mnrshcn To- SAFETY.

HARRISBURG. PA. November .
sylvan Heights Orphanagc, a Catholic
institution. was destroyed by lire to-
day. but its 1903 children. who we're at
tending mass in the chapel rhcn the
fiamcs were discovered, were marched
to safety. The building occupied a
height overlooking the city. and the
fire was spectacular the flames shoot
ing high in the air.
Defects in wiring are supposed to
have caused the fire, as one of the sis
ters. I'm attempting to speak over a
telephone. found IL almost :au hot to
touch.
FLAMES were discovered inside the
~ainscot'ns OF "a room in the north
wing, and in Il few minutes they ate
their way to the roof. Word was
quickly sent to the Rev. DonniS p
Rcardon. who was conducting mass in
the chapel in the south wing. and in Il
few minutes the youngsters were
marched out under the direction OF
Sister AioySiuS the mother superior
Father Reardon continued the mass
until all Of the children were out. and
left tho altar when the chapel was
filled with smoke.
Most Of tise effects of til" children
were saved. together with considerable
furniture. Owing 10 the high location
of the building the iiremcu had diff
Guilty in obtaining sufficient water pres
sure ana the lire quickly spread to the
other wings. The orphanaSc was built
prior to the Civil War us II residence.