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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
MINING PROSPECTS EXPLORED.
$500 Have Besn Investigated So
Far by Canadian Company.

The Canadian Mining and Exploration
Company. controlled by several OF the
most prominent banking interests of his
country and Canada. in a statement TO
shareholders shows that It has inves-
tlgated since its organization several
years ago 1900 mining prospects. The
object Of the company IL to exploit new
projects. particularly mining, in this
country and Canada, Rockefeller inter
ests are prominent In the company, also
interests associated In the International
Nickel Company.
The expenses of the investigation and
other work of the company are paid out
Of the interest on securities OF a total
market value or August 10 OF S2,4S5,5s7.
This valuation Of holdings shows u de-
probation Of si+,tl2 from the subscrip-
tons paid In At the organization Of the
company. Ia,ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
NOT EAGER FOR WAR LOAN.
Hartford insurance nies
DisincIined to Invest.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. ls,-Inqulry
among Hartford insurance companies to-
day concerning the probabilities of these
corporations, which carry large blocks
Of all the best investments, subscribing
for the British war loan, which 1t is re-
ported. will be offered in this country,
developed the general information that
the companies are not eager for L.,
though, Of course, any alluring induce
mcnts will be Investigated.
Former United States Senator Morgan
q. Buckley. president of the .Etna Life
Insurance Company, was not Interested
ia the subject when interviewed to-day.
Vice-President Morgan Il, Brainard said
the directors had discussed the proposed
loan very briefly. Treasurer Edmund
Zacher OF the Travellers Insurance COM
pany. said his company would not sub
scribe for the loan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
Interior stocks and receipts were
THE SUGAR MARKET.
rrices Ease OH-Reaned Reduced
10 Points 20 $40 Cents.

me raw sugar market showed q sag
sHhs tendency yesterday. II was stated
lust before tho close that rsiners could
ave bought spot Cubas at 4,6& cents II
.hey desired, but these interests oontin,
uel 10 withhold their purchases. Spot
prtoes We're unchanged, but they were
merely nominal, IA sugar was o~btalnable
VI over u quarter Of a cent below the
Quotations.
rhe refined sugar market was easier,
WIN all interests reducing list prices 10
points 10 $40 cents, except the Federal
susdr refining Company. which contin-
ued 10 quote $50 cents. The demand. for
Withdrawals on old contracts was poor,
OWING TO the unsettled condition of tho
Ia" market and the reduction In refined
Prices.
The sugar futures market at the Cof-
Zee Exchange WAS active, with prices
edslsr IN sympathy with spot, Total
SALES were l0,sO0 tons.
lrlpes we're,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

LIST OF NAMES OF depostors OF DOR
man; accounts not previously reported and
their last known addresses. published pur-
suani to the provisions OF Cha pier sss. Sec
ton ga Of the Banking Law, by the ClTI
ZENs SAVINGS BANK. Sc and So Bowery.
cor. Canal ST, y. Y;
Borg, Nathalie NJ, Sc Cherry 81.
Bremmers, Herman. i52 Greenwich ST.
Bronson, George O., SO Park st.
Flick, Frances A, Clinton. Conn.
Flick, Arthur A. 2s5 Franklin Ave, Brook
Ign
Greber, Sarah. - ESSEX 81.
Harris. David, . Forsyth So.
~Lackmann. Wilhelm. l05 West Houston 81.
L~azerowitz, Josef, SO Hester 81.
Meinster, Jacob A.. l2l Henry st.
sohliephake. Minna. Rickerts Hotel. Cor.
Chrystie and stanton SITS.
shapiro. Harry. 1871 Allen ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Market Holds steady on
Sales of O0.SOO Hays.

The coffee futures market was
steady yesterday. with prices at the
close unchanged to l point higher OF
transactions Of s6,5OO bags. The greater
part of this total represented septem.
Der switches to March, which involved
about $4,000 bags. The latter month was
at a premium 23 points over the former.
The range of prices was very narrow
throughout the session.
Offers In cost and freights were re-
ported unchanged, and spot prices In
the G market were the same. The
early cables we're rather mixed, ex-
change being firm. while the Santos spot
market was weak.
Brazilian markets were irregular on
Rio rs were unchanged at
$500. while Santos " declined 100 reis
to $500. The rate of Rio exchange on
was advanced to IL 1880.
pri.Noa vv.rA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Aug. 1S.-The copper shares
market showed further strength to-day
with an improved volume OF trading.
American zinc. Butte q superior. Cop
per Range. New Arcadian. Nipissing.
Tamarack and Utah Consolidated were
active features. A gain OF nearly 2
points In American Sugar was the fea-
ture Of the industrials, while there was
fair activity in railroads without any
vice fluctuations. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
PyRLIGATIpN sy TINE sowEHy

BANK or NEW YORK, Of New York,
s A. a. Win 81 ne unclaimed deposit. Il accord.
1874 and 2iy;
Noy. lstn,, is%o7-Aidrieh, Bsrtrum
W. ,i.7th. 81, N. Y.,....,".r,.. $3.50
du Lac. Wisconsin ..:....... 7si<
30 W 5lst st. y. Y........::t 51e5
Walker st. n. Y..:..,,...,,.,.. iisst
ises-Cos, Jas. r.. address unknown s367
MSh; sist. isos-,Eran. John. $50 E. 49,,
Oct istn. 'i.di.d.bSaird, W., 81
Lewis St, \. Y,.;..:.....:...::: 1000
Dec sSih. Nisos.oo,te.man. Msl. "'''
Ja No. i pass hST. y Sdi.,' CO, "I'
Oct sa'! gits, l6ioltLMM;essssn5ns an Annie. 3: "N
Me Me'i i5 En- 1884, iSySsi,3HKsr9oihl;;; 's sons. NJ. 1875
tst,sched), 80 Canal st. NY, nI1
hch: 2?nd; ieos-Lse. George H.. 2ai 80,
Assignee! ?Os BToadway. :, y. 1855
Jan Isth. isosCMillsr. Joe. II &c. .,,.
June ioih, iisos.L!vins.ion. Mary WV
E. i7sS Madison Ave- =, ". sss.so
Bridge, II D, =: Y....",."... iHst
oed lSth. is!l--Moller. Henry. +H 49,
Jan isth. iis7s.MalhOlisnd. John ~"
ssnd Patrick; Isrd ST.. bet. LIST & ,,.o,
Aug laa sS,n. iNss7.Mu.n.r. Nathan 1905
taitachedl, i32 Henry ST, N. y. $500
East Houston 81, \. Y....;...... 2SZs2
William ST. y. Y.......,......:. 5sas7
Apl, ilth, is06-Pope, Louise J.. In
trust for Florence Meagher Pope
LNisceI. - so. Washington So,
Feb. a,ii., isoi..Kosen,hal 4 Mar III"
Gus. no L 97th st. =. Y....,.... sAss
June :Sih. lS1l-Hothschiid. NJ. 90 49,.
Oct. Srd, ls07-Rubenstein. Mary,
100 W iiSth ST, n. Y, care
Sept. Stn. is5;.schloem:f. Otto. ii "'''
June isth. iyos-schwari6erg. Saul. ~
l7s .Ncrfolk ST, y Y,,.:,..,.:.. 2ia7s
MGh aoth; lso7n,websr. John. 'oi ....
oct. I'm, isNso1w.rth,im.i. Leo: "''
June P$,l s.n nd, if,isii;HnAMiifiiimSsnr.f Aalntdir.;.i., ''''''
address unknown ...........,. seol
$50 lnkens, Daniel, ssh st. q
Oct, sIh. lSssIwoin. Henry, issi "'''
Third Ave, y. ma
State OF New York. County Of New York, g..
J. Stanley Foster. President. and william
T. Kammerer. Assistant Cashier of The
and doing business in the city Of New
YORK In said County, being duly sworn. |
each for himself. says that the foregoing
report Is a full, true and correct statement
OF the unclaimed deposits, dividend and
interest not previously reported by The
Bowery Bank OF New York. made In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the Bank
Ing Law. as shown by the books of said
Bank on the fret day OF August, 1915, to
the best Of their knowledge and belief.
J. STANLEY FOSTER. President.
WM. F. KAMMERER. Assistant Cashier. |
Severally subscribed and sworn by both ,
Opponents on the 10Th day OF August, 1915,
before me. A. VI. Bt'DD.
lSeall Notary Public. Kings co.
Certificate filed In y. Y. Co. Certificate
y. Y. co. Clerk l29. Reg. 7i73. Kings CO,
Clerk 25T. Reg. zoos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
Extra Dividend On Cuban sugar.

The directors of the Cuban-American
Sugar Company yesterday declared an
extra dividend of 5h per cent, IN the
preferred stock In addition TO the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of IA per cent
The declaration OF the extra dividend
wipes out all of the back dividends
which had accrued on the stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NnREOLk 4 MEsrERN RAILMAY

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany Viii lie held AT the principal ONCE of
the Company In the city of Roanoke. vir-
finia' on Thursday, the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1915. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to elect
audit the books md accounts Of the Com
psny for the fiscal year, TO consider the an
nual report Of the Directors for the year
ended June a0th, 1915. to ratify and ap-
prove all action OF the Directors set forth
In such annual report and in the minutes
Of the Company, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting
The stock Transfer Books will be closed
al 3 O'Clock l. Nj, Wednesday, September
2tth, 1915, and reoprnei at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, Friday, October 18th, 1915.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
f.. II. ALDEN, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY
M NNIRG

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND no l2.
A regular quarterly dividend OF IN
has this iay been Declared upon each share
Of the Preferred stock issued and out
standing, PAYABLE september 18th. 1915, TO
STOCKHOLDERS Of record At The close Of busi-
ness september lst. 1915,
The stock books Wil' not be closed.
DATED, August ism. 1913.
GEORGE WATTl.EI. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE crBAN-AMERICAN SUGAR COM

\ dividend OF seven per cent. GcD has
been declared on the Preferred Capital
stock outstanding, payable october !. 1915,
10 the stockholders Of record At close of
business September ID. 1915, said payment
being the accumulated ulVidends to Oc-
,ober |, 1915. Checks for the payment OF
dividend VIII Ice mated. Transfer books
VIII not be closed.
A. ! AKIN, Secretary.
New York. August IS. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

The totll receipts for duties yester.
day at the Custom House we've si67,,
3 625, of which s225, s695l was for
goods withdrawn from bonded ware,
houses and S3il,5G6.7+ for recent i'm.
portatiOns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
ALLEGHANY ORE AND IRON COMPANY.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Nos. lG-22 william Street. New
York city. for the sale to the Trustee
under the mortgage Of the Allegheny ore
and Iron Company, dated February card,
1895. Of a sufficient number ~ bonds Sc
cured by said mortgage. to invest y2I,-
osI53 OF the sinking Fund. The right ia
reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must he presented before l2
o'clock NJ. on September ard. 1915. and
should be directed as follows:
Proposals 10 the sinking Fund Of the
Allegheny ore and Iron Company, The
Farmers, Loan and Trust Company, Nos.
1912 William Street, New York city"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY EDWIN $ MARSTOS, President.
New York, August 10. 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY

Philadelphia Pa, August -, 1915,
A quarterly dividend Of q. e, or sl75
per share, has been declared on the 90 pital
stock Of this company, rsydbl. september
Let, 1915, to the stockholders Of record at
three 0',Iuvk T. NJ August i>'h, 1915,
Checks VIII he mailed.
J Il. TOWNSEND Srd. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
COTTON UP DESPITE
GOOD TEXAS RAINS
Drought in the Southwest Is
Reported Completely
Broken.
PLIGHT OF IMPORTERS

Cotton showed steadlness yesterday,
which was somewhat Of a puszle to the
average trader. Prices worked up to
A net advance OF 10 points or so, with
the market steady at the close. The
Improvement was 1ewhat surprising
in view Of the heavy rains reported all
over Texas which completely broke the
drought over the entire Southwest. Pre-
clpltation ran as high as six inches In
some parts OF central and northern
Texas, where rain was most urgently
needed.
The strength might have been attrib-
uted to a variety Of causes. The rank
and file OF the trade hs We been in
clined to put an ~unfavorable construc-
ton on the Texas storm. II Is recalled
that at the time OF the Galveston hurri-
cane fifteen years prices advanced
very sharply owing to the fear Of storm
damage. Later on II was learned that the
rains accompanying the disturbance had
done much more good than harm.
Washington advicss yesterday also
stated that President Wilson was aklng
Q keen interest In the financing OF the
new cotton crop and that everything
would be done BY the Federal Reserve
Board that wal possible for the aid
OF the Southern cotton grower. More
over, a stili persists that Great
Britain and her allies will be likely to
buy some cotton ana hold II of the
market In compensation for q contra
band declaration.
II Is definitely known now that the
order declaring cotton contraband will
be issued to-day at the latest. This
will draw h blockade still tighter
around Germany and Austria. II any
compensatory buying is done 1t prob
ably will be PVT through at a fixed
price and will merely give assuran
against q drastic decline without fur
rishing any impetus for an advance.
Consequently 1t looks as II the bearish
effect OF n c~ontrabAnd declaration would
be just about Offset by the compensa-
tory buying of the Allies.
The most serious feature In the pres
ent situation v the weakness in foreign
exchange, which adds about 20 per
cent. to the cost of imports lions by
France. Italy and Russia and fully 8
per cent. to purchases by English i'm
porters. Freight rates also have zone
up and It is probable that insurance
rates will he higher on account Of the
susceptibility OF cotton to seiIure under
contraband rules.
The weekly weather report yester-
day announced improved crop prospects
In the central and eastern belt, but was
Incomplete so far as the western belt
was concerned inasmuch as II did not
take into consideration recent rains in
Texas. Oklahoma and arkansas.
Futures closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
DIVIDEND
War Loans Heavy In London.

LONDON, Aug, ls,-The market showed
hesitation to-day with the war loans
heavy. Home rails were irregular within
small variations aud Americans were
mixed, Canadian Pacific was dun and
Canada Car and Foundry heavy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
C%0rT0NSEED OIL.

The weakness In oil continued. Sell
,is against crude undermined the mar
h'' liears We're disposed TO take advan-
,'ve ~ the situation. support was poor
an the list easily sank TO new lows.
hS.er land prices were ignored.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ls.-The stock
market was Arm, with activity in the
purely local issues distributed. Cambria
Steel and Electric Storage Battery were
f~ractionally higher, Bonds were quiet.
The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
THE PITTsBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRG. Aug. 1.-the market here
was active to-day. with Pittsburg Coal
the feature OF strength. closing with a
net gain OF 2S. Columbia Gas & Flee
trio was fractionally higher. Westing-
souse Airbrake gained 2 points. The
summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,
Elk DIVIDEND.

EN DIVIDEND.
Company and Term, Stk. Amt.
National Cloak and Suit,
quarterly ,,,,,',,,,....,, pfd l&Ts
Atlantic Refining, quarterly. -. - ~ 90
DIVIDEND PAYABLE.
Norfolk and Western Railway
tadj), quarterly. ,,,,,.,.,.. pfd l8
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
Open High-Low- Clos.
tnNr Aaf AT In

Spot cotton at New York was quiet,
10 points advance; middling. 9.35c.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
to I higher, with New Orleans SC. Gal
weston, missing Savannah. $50. Hous-
ton, missing Augusta, s.3sc., and Mem
phis. sS7c.
The New Orleans market closed very
steady. pricas wara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

LOST-CertircRte No. As0Tss for 20
shares Pressed Steel Car Com. stock; Under
please notify MARY A. LOWER, New
Rethlehein, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

SAMUEL KAPLAN-Judge Mayer has de.
MED a discharge from Bankruptcy Ia sam
uel kaplan, manufacturer Of waists at
llS West Twenty-seCond street and o75
Grand street. Mr., Kaplau Withdrew his
application for a discharge before the
referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

~ A, NJ. bids to Liverpool were Oc-
!ooer, s.35o January. s.76o. March.
s.ssc' The market there Is due to open
toiSay 2a to 3 points advance.
Receipts and stocks wore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
Compositions Confirmed.


LJ'kINE & Tlth Elt, dealers IN mems tur-
nIshing goods at 20 East Twenty-third
street. have Med bankruptcy schedules
showing Liabilities sl2,3li and assets
t2,l5O, consisting OF stock, $500, and
fixtures, $3.50
DAVID ESTRIN, dealer in trunks and
leather goods at 500 LenoN avenue and
.6gS Broadway, has Med assignment
schedules showing liabilities, s3,O44,
nominal assets. 1893 and actual assets,
S6l1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19

The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a good business in spot cot
ton. with middling. l point decline at
Sh5d, Sales. 10000 bales receipts. A.
oo0 bales. including 1880 American.
Prices at Liverpool closed quiet but
steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

5000 Pitts Coal deb IS. AZ ~ So "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

ms confidently. ana without any fear
a. 10 the ultimate result, according
10 war correspondence returning from
the front from time 20 time.
IN fact. the confidence that II
widespread among tho men in tho
field. ls only a reflection Of conf
dence felt throughout the empire by
people OF an classes. Germany Is
apparently prepared financially 10
carry on the war indefinitely. and Is
not facing bankruptcy in the opinion
Of those who We made an extensive
study Of the problem.
The capture Of Kovno fortress,
closely followed by the taking OF the
fortress Of Novoeeoreicvsk. are cx-
trcmely significant recent Develop
ments OF the war apd indicate the
plight Of the Grand Duke Nicholas
and his forces.
That the removal OF the capital OF
Russia from PotroEfad to Moscow Is
contemplated. Is now frankly admit
ted BY the allies. Russia, however,
has been considcrlng The alternative
OF such n move for months. and like
the fall OF Warsaw, the people Of th'
empire have beer prepared for H..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

By WOODS HUTCHINSON, AM, Md.

the United States Census Bureau.
No trouble at AN to grow, all That
Is needed is a baby, n lttle dlrt.
plenty Ot CaTclessuess, and iiics VIII
do tho rest. Best %sproutcd In milk
for few hours before sowing.
No. 1892. b. Tuberculosis (kochl.
This half hardy perennial Is an old
favorito, few family gardens being
complete without Il, but We do not
highly recommend ~.
II rs delicate, easily sun blis.ered,
and viii not grow in strong, rich
soils. Bcsiden, II Is an exceedingly
slow boomer. often taking two or
three years 10 produce any striking
display. Pink and white blooms,
however. very delicate and vivid
when secured.
We are obliged 10 quote a high
price upon this line FOR, while seeds
are common, their collection is both
difficult and dangerous, our agents
being frequently overwhelmed In the
sticky sputum boys. or overcome by
the uOXious yapGrg rising from tho
cuspldore swamps whore they arc
found. Only when spread around
freely upon floors and walls. ana
allowed Ia dry, a the seeds be col
iocted with any safety. Though DIFF
hcult 10 starr and slow In blossom
ing, when once securely rooted, their
growth IS exceedingly sure and can
be confidently guaranteed 20 pro-
duce a spectacle which will delight
the heart Of any connoissour In tho
flowers Of decay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

A BILIOUS attack. 30 called. r. n
~ sort of an aii-ovcr misery
with rcmorse on the side. IL
Is ordinarily a rebellion upon the
part OF a long suffering metebolism
against %over-eatinE or lack OF exer-
else. Nausea. malniac. headache,
constipation, sour temper, morositN
Rct-awRy-and-leavc.mc-alone and
finally. n you arc lucky. a thorough
little round Of cmesis. commonly
called vomiting. Not only that. but
vomiting bile. Al! Bilcs ! told you
Bol-crles the superficial observer.
But the coloriess truth is that X
n IN ordinarily robust health
yoni;s repeatedly. bile OF a yellow
ish or greenish tint Is certain TO be-
elected after the stomach itself Is
emptled. Hence the appearance OF
bile In material yomited Is by no
means an indication that the liver
Is mlsbehavlng; rather II shows the
liver is doing, or trying 90 do, its
share OF the work. despite the
abuses 10 which the victim OF tho
bilious attack has subjected Il.
Popular delnsion No. / nailed. 10
isn't just our peculiar way OF view
ing the matter. Ask any doctor
point blank Mt any time when he
isn't diagnosing "b~iliousness."
Another popular delusion which
We have to shatter NJ least once a
month is the idea that chilling or
exposure causes colds pneumonia
and such infections. Take the pref
tiost case Of pneumonia imaginable.
In which the patient, a hale. appar-
emily hearty individual, suddenly
feels a chilly. creepy sensation
stealing over him on his way home
from tho movies or experimenting
on a damp, draughty night. by the
time he gets home. the chill Is on
for fair. and he chattors and shakes
like n with the aEuc. Is he too
cold? Ho thinks so. Any one
would think 80. but the doctor
m hotfoot and takes his EN-
p%erature. la. i0f r. Not 80 cold
as he looks. Really foverish already
but feels cold. because the surface
blood e. temporarily rushed 20 the
field OF battle In the lungs. In an
cndcayor 20 cope with the over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Care or City Streets

This Is tho sort OF thing that the
fly carried on some ono NJ his six
legs and In his we'll packed trunk
whenever he bulzcs gently IN az your
window. II he Is out OF one, he ia
sure 20 be well stocked with another
TO say nothing Of n miscellaneous
variety NJ staphylo-and stroptOcoccl
from boilS, eryslpelas aud poisoned
wounds, ~ d%iphthcria bacllli and
scarlet fever scales. whenever either
OF those diseases happens 10 be In
the ucighhorhood; Of the germs that
putrefy meat and set up poisonous
changes In milk and cause apples q
decay and vegetables 10 spoil and
bread and cakes TO mould.
TwOthlrds ~ what In the days Of
uncnlightcnment and lack OF culture
we used TO vulgarly torn belly-aehes
and COLES were due, not 10 the food
itself, but 20 tho nlthygerms and
bugs with which flies and other
agencies had contaminated II, and
which found our stomach and intes
tines nice, warm, moist. comfortable
places to breed and riot In.
a fly IN n house Is as dangerous
as a rattlesnake. as filthy as a louise
and as disgraccful as n bedbug. Tn,
time viii come when any modern
Cleanly home will feel itself shamed
and disgraoed by tho presence OF 0
fly. and when every householder
upon whose promises a brood Of fies
Is detected. will be heavily fined, OF
sent 10 jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

cSTREKlADs M.gGlLuiMo


C~hautauquas are everything that
eastern big city newspaper men who
v saw them think they are not.
They are non-sectarian. fadless,
hohbyless conventions to further
genuine human happiness with no
httereting to II.
They r far moro than mere In.
ftitutions TO enable people who
oughtn't 10 be In the cabinet 20
take a good living some other way.
People who attend Chautauquas
haar every side OF every public ques.
tiOn, from representatives Of the vari.
c1s branches OF the government. and
,orm their own conclusions.
Also thcy meet M another and
got acquainted.
The regular C~hautauqua fan
doesn't bat his Eyes IN dazxlement Mt
the sight Of the greatest man that
ran be trotted out.
He has become used 20 brilliancy
and can SEQ follow-beings, even IN
the limelight. without blinking and
getting an exaggerated view OF them.
There are over 1000 OF these assem-.
biies In the United States, including
or excluding the one you had, didn't
have. are going 10 have or not goinR
TO have In your town this summer.