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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
Special Election.
NOTICF on TIFCTION,


To be held on the r-th dav Of December
A. d. 1916. to letermine whether or not the
O. tho CITY OF Fl Paso amending section :
relating to the establishment and extension
% the boundaries OF the CITY Of p Paso
TcNas; section 10 relating 20 the election aud
aDpointment OF certain officers by creating
A fire and police civil service coumissi Ion e
section Isl relating tne publication Of
ordinances imposing a fine. penalty and i'm
urisonment- and section 19l relating 10 tho
aalsrv OF the mayor and city cOunciiuan Of
the city OF p Paso. Texas
Proclamation 81 MAYOR
WHEREAS on The sth dsy o. -, Seen s.st . 7
II Paso Texas. 1t q. regular meeting thereof.
by the unanimous vote Of the aldermen
present. there being four aldermen present
passed an ordinance adopting the herein
after amendments to the CITY charter Of the
proved the 18th day Of February a p.
1897 and providing for the submission q
said CITY for their adoption or rejection As
required b. Law. said amendments being 81
AMEND section 8 50 that the following
shall be added 10 the same and be a part OF
tn civ Council shall have mower by
ordinance to fix the bOuudaTJ' limits OF the
the extension or said boundary limits and
snne.atl"n or 1it ~ y-b6Ils iSs
consent n the territory or inhabitants an
ordnance in the council II shall be pub
lished IN the official newspaper OF the city
sfter he acted npon untn at least thirty
C30l davs has elaDsed after said Dubhcs-
ten and when said ordinance IS finally
passed. tine said territory 20 enclosed shan
IT, a part or che Citv Of Fl Pas0 and the
inhabitants thereof shall be entitled 10 all
the rights and privileges Of other citizens
81 the CITY Of r Faso- and shall be bound
bv the acts. ordinances. resolutions and
regulations Of said city This method Of an
ncxiug territory shall be additional 10 the
method set out in section OF the original
charter
follows:
section 10: on the third Tuesday IN April
IN each and every year ending in odd
number or soon thereafter as NAV be.
the civ Council shall elect by ballot the
following named officers. tO-wit: A City
Attorney. city Clerk Plumbing Inspec-
tor. Meter Inspector crowded the city
Council NAV bv ordinance combine duties
and offices OF meter INSPECTOR and plumbing
ili- usernr I'm one person.. = CITY Electrical n
3D. slfF Engineer and such other Officers and
IS ITS -ls ht ordinance shall hc made elective
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

the words yes. or no according az he
desires 10 vote for or against said PROPOSE
The voters desiring TO sustain the propo-
sition to amend section Isl relating TO the
penalty cr imprisonrnent shall have writ
ten or printed uuon their ballot substanu-
aIiv the following words;
UPON THE PROPOSITIONS To AMEND
tTT6V 0F 6HDIINANcES IsfPGsINci a
FINE. PENALTY OR INPRISONMENI.
md those opposed TO the proposition 20
amend section 49, relating 10 the uuoica-
s or irT ~ shall lave written or
Urinted uron their ballot substantially the
'rPoN THiEs PROPOSITION TO AMEND
FINE. PENALTY OR IMPRISONMENT
Each voter striking out. from said ballots
th,, words yes" or mo" according A. ne
desires to vote for or against said oroDo-
The voters desiring 70 sustain the DroDo-
arv % the mayor and city councilmen OF
the CITY ~ VI Paso- Texas shall nave writ
TiP6S THE PR0P0STrON To AMEND
TIiF; CRY or 81 PAso. TEXAS yes
And those opposed TO the proposition 70
amend section IeI fixing the salary % the
mayor and .ity councilmen OF the City %
Z Paso. Texas. shall have written or
printed upon .heir ballot substantially the
--UPoN- THE PRoPosITIoN TO AMEND
SECTION 1sI FIXING THE SALARY or
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILMEN OF
THE CITY OF FL PASO- TEXAS. No
Each voter striking out from said ballots
desires to vote FOR or against said PROPOSE
ton amend said section
PROVIDED each and all q the proDosi-
tions 70 adopt ard reject amendments above
enumerated snail lie printed or Wrlttsa uDQn
the same ballot in the order above set lortn.
Uuon ascertaiumsut OF the results OF said
cl=c'I0n ths action OF the CITY Council n
rrouoeiuE he said amendments shall pc le-
Cfarcd 10 be- approved or not apprOEeQ IS 10
her - al Of said proposed arneudul ms
I hereby name ana auDoInt the officers
severailg specified above 70 conduct the
election in their respective precincts and
the places mentioned for holding the cleo
ticn. and the officers OF said election she'll
be the same as hercinabOve mentioned IN
Il is hereby directed that this notice Of
election shall be published FOR thirty t5h.
davs exclusive OF the daV OF publication and
O. the day on which the election IS TO be
held. in the official newspaper OF the CITY
% Fl Paso. and a true COW OF this notlce
OF election shall be posted for at least thirty
(s0l daSs prior to the cay on when sald
election - held at the several places here
inbefore designated for holding the sald
election in each Of the precincts Aforesaid
And the CITY. Clerk i hereby ordered e
nail a COPY OF this notice 20 every GuallIied
voter in said city aDpears from the TAX
collectors office roles for the year enc4lE
January 81. preceding said election
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and official
seal in the CITY OF Fl Paso. Texas on the
sth day Of November A d Isis.
Attest: Mayor
J. ? Dawson.
Civ Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
YANKEES DENY CHARGE
OF PLAYERS FRATERNITY

New York, Dec. 7.-IIacoo RUPERT.
iaague baseball club last night denied
thaf the CLUB had taken advantage OF
the disability clause in the contract OF
PLAYER Ray Heating. as charged re
Gently BY David Fultz. president or me
PLAYERS Fraternity. and had not PAID
Heating in full Heating. according
to statement made by Rupert.
pitched i'm nine games during the first
two months of the 1916 season AFTER
physicians had examined the player a.
the instance OF the New York club.
Keatlng the owner Of the Yankees
declared. received his salary which was
$4,000 for the season
The case Of player Vance. he added,
did not concern the New York Ameri-
cans. but was a batter between Vance
and the Columbus American association
club which took over the players con
tract at the beginning OF the 1915 sea
son The Columbus club. Rupert said
he understood. paid Vance one half OF
his salary after the player had agreed
20 accept il because Of his inability 10
play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
Report Carpenter Has Been Granted Furough Premature
II E III IT. II H. II
Life On Firing Line Has Made Star Faster Than Ever

- ARIS France. Dec The personal
II desire Of Georges Carpenter, the
French aviator and champion
heavyweight pugilist Of Europe. is to
remain with the French flying corps at
the front. a desire he expresses each
tine an offer from the United states
10 arrange a bout for him has been
received The report that he has been
given q furlough for match in New
Xs-k With Jess willard is at least pre-
mature.
From the reports received here It
appears thar Carpenter by boxing in
Shs United states could contribute sp-
probably TO the war relief funds. and
his manager. Francois des Camps, told
the Associated Press today that Car
pentier might 80 there provided he re
celved permission Thus far however,
10 definite proposition for bout Oe-
tween Carpenter and Willard has been
who is prominently connected with
Streuch war relief work in New York.
has been authorized, said des Camps,
10 act for him in any negotiations IN
the United States.
Carpenter. who is in Paris on a few
DAYS leave Of absence, was seen by the
SAEsoCiated Press representative today.
He appeared 10 be in excellent condi-
lion Carpenter said he was not think
ing at present about boxing. but his
puslliStIc business was always in the
hands of des Camps. his teacher from
The age of Il and his manager during
all his boxing career Flying, he added,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
PRocLAMATIoN 81 10

WHEREAS on the 18th day OF November
A D. 1915 the City Council OF the elts q
FL Paso. Texas. at a regular n!eetins tllel ~,
ent, there being four Aldermen present m
ally passed and adopted four certain orolL-
snces. ordering ana autnorlzlnE ne ne - -
Of coupon bonds OF said city for the PURPOSE
of borrowing money upon the crelll OF sal9
city, 10 be used for the following purposes.
First. 10 provide ONE HUNDRED 2 81
the purpose OF Installing septic tanks az the
City's disposal plant in the city o. 4 Fsso'
Second To provide SEVENTY FIvE
THOUSAND (S75.0000Ol DOLLARS for the
purpose Of Installing a drainage systern Tor
Third To provide FORTY THOUSAND
(s4O.OO0. 0o) DOLLARS. for the purpose OF
permanently improving and extending the
Fourth To provide FORTY THOUSAND
(ss0.o00-o0l DOLLARS. for the purpose OF
providing for the grading and Improvement
OF the streets and alleys o. the CITY OF z
Which said ordinances adopted as siore-
said. and entitled respectively-
First. An Ordinance authorizing the Is
suance OF bonds FOR the purpose Of Installing
septic tanks at the Cts disposal plant
Second An Ordinance authorizing the is
suance Of bonds FOR the purpose Of Installing
City OF Fl Peso. Texas
Third An Ordinance authorizing the is
suance Of bonds for the purpose Of per
system in the CITY % z Psso- Texas
Fourth. An Ordinance authorizing the Is
suauce Of bonds Tor the purpose OF providing
for the grading and Improvement OF the
streets and alleys OF the city OF e Paso.
Texas
Sald series or issues OF bonds 50 proposed
TO be issued are TO bear date on the day o.
delivery to purchaser. or as near thereto as
practicable. and are 10 bear interest from
date at the rate % four and one half @ = So
per cent. per annum. PAYABLE serni-annually.
and are 20 become absolutely due and pay
able in forty f4el years. subj ect 20 redenp-
ton. however ~ the option Of said city.
after the expiration OF twenty l20l years
from date said bonds are 70 be known e
spectively a.. FL PASO SEPTIC TANKS
BONDS. FL PASO DRAINAGE SYSTEM
BONDS -EL PASO SEWER EXTENSION
BONDS SERIES =" FL PASO STREET
AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENT AND GRAD
ING BONDS SERIES O." and they are to
specify the purpose Tor "a hfcn they are issued
e1spectivelv. The said ordinances. respective
y. make provisions for levyiug and collect
INK annually a sufficient tax 10 nay the in
terest on said bonds as IL accrues. and 10
sinking fund for their redemption.
The said ordinances also provide that they
shall severalIy take effect and be in force
when they have Teen ratified by a majority
vote Of the qualified voters % said city who
are al valorern tax PAYERS Of said city. vot-
Ing At an election held to determine whether
or not such bonds shall be issued. and that
unless ma ority Of said qualified tax pay
ing voters voting at said election shall vote
ID favor OF the proposition. for their Issuance.
then the said bonds shall not be issued. but
on the contrary, II the proposition for the
issuance Of said bonds respectively. shall b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
SPORTOGRAPHY ~c5 BY

In the old days Moses Walker. a
catcher. and Frank Grant. p second
haseman- were stars in leagu ball I'm
I'll the unwritten law barred Colored
men from the diamond. In pugiiism
there have been scores OF great boxers.
OF African descent, starting with Tom
MOllneauN, who was really the first
worlds champion, although tricked out
of his honors, and including such
names as Peter jackson. George Dixon.
Joe Cans Jack Johnson, sam Laugford
and Joe jeanette Cuba has TODAY sew
eral colored ball players who are said
10 compare favorably with big lea uers.
The name of Howard Drew. the negro
Splinter. will live long IN athletic
annals Fred Pollard, the latest addi-
ton TO the roll of negro athletic stars.
was born in Chicago q years ago He
is only feet 61-4 inches in height
and weighs 1855 pounds. He is a great
hurdler AS well as football player. He
expects 10 become a physician. and is
laying at Brown the foundation for a
future course in medicine
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Aassachu-
setts fans have doped out some strong
native SON base ball clubs, but there
are others. E'rinstance:
Georgia Tyrus Cobb.
Texas: Iris Speaker
\ strong team composed of Buckeye
talent would BE-: Sisler, p; Sisler. C..
Sisler. 1b; Sisler. Oh; SisIer. sb; Sisler.
IS; Sisler. CT; Sisler. If; Sisler. r.
Father Gdnder.
Peanuts and pop. peanuts and pop.
When winter comes fans smoke pen
nant hop;
When summer comes their hopes go
ker-fiop-
Peanuts and pop. peanuts and pop,
Pleasant thought for a wintry day:
St Louis or Washington bleachers with
the temperature a hundred in the
shade AND no shade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
TODAY In PuQilisfic annals.

John L. Sullivan pulled a big surprise
party on the sporting world IS years
ago today by calling at a New York
newspaper office and depOsiting $4,000
as financial backing for his challenge
TO Jake Kilrain- John l. had long re-
fused to fight Jake, although Kilrain
had issued repeated challenges and the
impression had gone abroad that the
Bostonisn was afraid of his rival The
previous year Kilrain's admirers had
presented him with belt said to be
ernblematic Of the worlds heavyw sight
championship. Jem Smith. the English
champ, then challenged Jake. and they
fought 106 rounds in France. Kilrain
having the best Of II, although il was
called a draw Even after John L had
pat up the money many sports thought
he was bluffing. but early the following
January a meeting was held in Toronto
and the arrangements for the great
battle were completed They met in
July, SO, at Rich burg. Miss. ana SuIli-
van won after IS rounds Of terrific
bare knuckle fighting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
Another Great Ballad.

A gain this newspaper has scored q
tremendous beat upon its contempt
raries in being able TO publish for the
first time the words Of the most
pathetic ballad ever written sung TO
the air OF the German Hymn of Hate. -
il Will bring tears TO every eye All
ready Let 'er go, Perfesser-
7 didn't raise my boy to be a boxer.
Says a sad and weeping mother 10
her son,
But the wicked kid only jeers and
And 9 ssys h s.' Tn going to get the
He was brought home that night upon
a stretcher.
And he murmurs. as he gives his nav
a hug.
Til heed your words hereafter. you can
betcher-
For you didn't raise your boy TO be
pug
At the meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association. scheduled for
tomorrow. many opinions will be heard
as TO what should he done for or to the
foot fault rule William A Larned-
former national champion. believes in
the retention OF the present rule, so
modified as TO give the umpire discre-
tiOnary power to call foot fault a let.
thus making IT possible TO equalize the
penalties during a match Larned's
view is that the foot fault umpire be
permitted. but not required. to call the
first foot fault on any first or second
service a let II the service be good in
other respects-if YOU get what We
mean
:.
GrOuehy Gus Says; lit always
msISes me shudder to see baseball
fans eating uutS-if's much like
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
jerks IS HIGH GUN IN
DELAWARE CLUB SHOOT

Nine shooters turned out at the
GreeuhiIl club OF Wilmington. Del
recently. jerks was high man. break
iu- f7x5o. There were three prizes Of
fered on the Lewis class system In the
first class, II. & Hansborough, r Bon
sail and DR.. 1IcElfatrrck tied for the
first pipe. and IN the shoot off al five
targets. Hansborough won with three
breaks against one for Bonsall and one
for McElfatrick. In the third class the
prize was = leather wallet and was
lied for by Miss Schofield, W. c Lynch
and O. o. Lynch. The latter then broke
sN5 and was declared the winner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
Thew Re Of In Hapana.

They're Off in Havana-in Havana
the gay-yes the gee-gees are running
IN Cuba today. And in fancy We see,
in Old Soils brilliant light. the wild.
cheering pOpulace of black. tan and
white, each one bowling the name of
his 1avorite steed. some for love of the
sport and some mad with the greed of
the gold that they hope by good for
tune to win. o Havana Havana, fair
city of SIM We cry out against you.
bright Havana the gay-and were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
TALKING IT OVER
Your Views and Mine.

By CHUCK SWAN.

= CST what the outcome Of that meet
ing booked for Chicago tonight
between representatives OF Jess
Willard. Fred Fulton. Jack Dillon. Les
Darcy and Georges Carpenter Will be
IS rather a hard thing to foreteu, but
it's a good bet that nothing startling
VIII happen
The Dear Old Public, which will
have to stand the tariff. likes to
he bunked. At least. that's the idea
Of several OF our leading lights in
the pugilistfc game. and therefore.
they'll dish out renI news. item by
item keeping the grand finale for
the last thing. In that way. the
bout. which ever IL staged. will
gain all the more advertising.
Willard and Carpenter is the logi-
cal match, but signing Jess will be an
other matter There are too many men
getting a split Of Jess coin for him u
be able TO box Carpenter without his
managers trying to get all the money
in the world and that may cause Tex
Rickard to chose someone else Fulton
or Dillon would do. III pinch. with
the latter getting the preference
The Firt North Carolina Infantry
and the Engineers will meet sat
urday afternoon in an Army Foot
ball league contest, instead of sun
day ~ originally scheduled
Tomorrow night the Cactus club
hasketba outfit and the First National
Bank teams get together at the y NJ
c a. and this should be battle royal
johnny Coulon. the former bantam
weight champion. intends TO try and
overcome the impossible. Johnny is
coming back" The great little Tight
inS machine believes that he is now
bac,- TO the form that won him the
title, and he intends 10 try and regain
his crown. The only defeat he suffered
In his marvellous career was when Kid
Williams Wrested the crown from HIM
For the past six months Coulon has
been out on the coast and has INDUCED
in SIX four round encou7ters- All
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
Footballs Dusku Hero.

That football is not exclusively a
white mans game has been demon
strated in the past by Thorpe and
other Indian gridiron stars and now
comes Fred Pollard. the negro halfback
OF Brown university, with a record
that cannot be overlooked by the
dOpesters Of the inevitable all-American
eleyens. In almost every line of ath-
letics amateur and professional, the
black man has won q place for himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

NOTICE or ELECTION To BE HELD on
THE 18th DAY or DECEM BEE A. -.
1916. TO DETERMINE WHETHER Ok
NOT THE CITY or Fl. PASO SHALL IS
SUE CERTAIN BONDS FOR SEPTIC
TANKS PURPOSES. AND FOR DRAIN-
AGE SYsTEM FOR FLOOD WATERS
PURPOSES. AND FOR PERSANE eS.I ls6
IMPROVING AND EXTENDING 81 -:
SYSTEM PURPOSES. AND FOR STREET
AID ALLEY GRADING PURPOSES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
WANT BTLL cARRIG4N.

The new owners of the Boston Red
Sox are stil hopeful of inducing Bill
CarrlEan TO releut and manage the team
gain Carrigan meant what ne said
when he said he was through. hut a
bigger salary than he ever thought he
would get might present the matter to
him Iu q new light.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

had in no way slowed him up. and life
Al the front had been excellent train
ing for him.
n des Camps asserted that in an
exhibition Carpenter gave at the Tro-
cadero the pugilist was faster than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

The Philadelphia, Pa. SootinE acad-
emy's shoot was featured by a shoot in
which four women competed. Miss Mar
euerite Mullen winning with i3 out Of
80 G-rne- wor sine regular event and
10 N.. H4s hsu nu 100 with >s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07
w. CnYNE HIGH GIN.

The weekly shoot Of the p. Il. and
W A. A Gun club was held at Will
nington, Del. W COyne was high gun
at 100 targets, breaking S. c. G.
Springer and H. a Simonton were tie
in the so target event. each break
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

, ever de added that the temperance
of Carpenter IN the ring before the
end Of the war all depended first. on
the French military authorities. and
second. on the propositions that might
be received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

resulted in victories for him and con-
WINGED the former champion that he
vas still as good as ever. He intends
10 box few six and ten round battles
IN the east and then endeavor to get
on with Kid Williams for A 20 round
battle with the title at stake.
If COulon can come back he viii
be welcome. for he was one Of the
most popular lads that ever wore the
mitts.
That boxing class at the Y. NJ c 4
IS going TO be something nifty when
Harry Harris gets II going. And. Just
a word about Harris
Harry has boxed some mighty good
po1a IN his time and he's not an old
timer now by any means. FollOwin 2
Is p part OF his record:
Montana Kid 20 rounds-draw
Hoer l nhoitI- 10 rOunds-wOn
Kenny Wager. 10 rOunds-wOn.
Johnny Jones. rOUnds-K. -.
Marty Ryan. ------f5 rOundS-draw.
Young Grlffiths. 20 rOunds-won-
Rube Smith. $500 % rounds-draw.
Billy Gordon ..-.-7 rOunds-k. q.
Harry Fitzgerald rOund~-K. -.
Harry is a nifty boxer He knows
the game Of hit and miss from a To Z.
and ne is going to have swell class
before the winter is over The class
meets ~ the Y. ". c. A.. and Harris
Tho School Of Mines and the Tigers
viii have teams in the City Basketball
league this season 4 meeting Of the
circuit will probably be held some time
next week, and the circuit organized
FOR the year. tt is planned TO play at
both the W and the high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

Points Won-Videl. l. foreetsI- D.
Ffizh rorsl-NargO, $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

Points von-Real Estate. 4
High gane-CumminEs -oe
High total-Cummings COS
strike oats-Batt man. L Wei a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

Points won-H-idricks. 5; Van Dykes. l.
nigh Esme-BroWnfieId. "a.
FTirh to-sl-Br0wnfied 547-
r1-0u--Ffafd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

=. +. Dawson
CITY Clerk ~ the city %
r Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

GrOuehy Gus Says; lit always
msIzes me ahudder to see baseball
fans eating nuts-if-s 40 much like
cannfbaIt<m-~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

Points WORTH State. L city Natl. .
High game-Audreas, 2i2.
High total-Andreas, 55s-
Fra ha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-07

The Firf North Carolina Infantry
and the Engineers Will meet sat
urday afternoon in an Army Foot
ball league contest, instead of sun
day - originally scheduled.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-18
To DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
LOOK YOUNG! BRING BACK ITS
NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND
ATTRACTIVENESS.

Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a reve-
lation if your hair is fading, streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur at home, though, is trouble
some. An easier way is to get so
cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound at ally drug store all
ready for use This is the old time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful we all beside to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because it does it so
venly. You just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and, after an
other pplication or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxuriant.
This preparation is delightful tot
let requisite and is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease