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The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
KALEDINES AND POTOSKY IN HANDS
OF REDS, SAYS PETROGRAD DISPATCH;
BOLSHEvIKI SPLIT ON ASSEMBLY

the opportunity Of denying Spreck-
els assertion. The committee gave
him permission 10 make a statement
- never asked Spreckels TO write
70 tho president" said Babst angri-
ly. "It was suggested by powerful
competitors that as We all would
soon be under government control
tho government should dismiss the
dissolution suit against tho Ameri-
can Sugar company went 20
Spreckels and asked him whether.
if our competitors would unite In
request for dismissal OF the suit be
too would join Hle replied he would
think it over had no further con.
versation with him on the subject
because I saw he was hesltating"
Senator Reed interrupted saving
the committee would DO tho Ques-
tioning "Pm under oath, too. and
say You did ask ma 10 write the let
ter.e said Spreckels.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
Sudden End of Well
Known Cafe Man Re
suits In Probe
BODY Is STILL
LYING IN VAULT
county Chemist Ana
lying Stomach Con-
tents, lis RumOr

Tho body Of Fred p striker pro
Drictor OF Striker cafe, at Latay
,tte-blyd. and shelby o. and a wide
y known Elk has not yet been
buried. uotwithstondlng chat fun
,ral was held a week ago which
vas conducted by the Detroit lodge
II Elks Al present the body is 10 a
rault in Mt Elliott cemetery and
II Is said an Investigation is being
conducted 90 determine the cause ~
/ lis dcath
Mr Striker accompanied by bus
|rife. went to ~truorl. ont two
IEeols ago 90 spend rhe week al.
he was n good hetlfh utiy.
|nond8v morning hr WAS discovered
lead bed Hs body WAS brought
70 Dr roit for burial Tho removal
certificate V8s signed bX "A Canadign
physician Who gave as tho cause of
ltarA heart taIur, and fatty degen-
iratiou
Because OF tbe sudden death of
NE popular Elk bis friend were nor
ausdod and started an investigation.
las "a result. w. said the body Was
iot buried bUt placed in q vault
bending "a thOro investigation li ia
lso said chat So s hc intention OF
he friend r0 h3t" ne body huail}
placed In grave n ST. oiivet Gem
tery.
Meanwhile. according 20 The story
ne content. of th" stomach ore be
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
PRISON MAKES
HER A PATRIOT
Tool Of German PlOtters Now
Converted To
Americanism

SAN QUENTIN. Call Dec l5-
Like The man without a country"
Mrs Margaret Cornell learned AN
abiding patriotism in prison cell
Nearly year ago sentenced for
conspiring with Franz Won B0pp.
then German consul general Ia san
Francisco, to violate American ncu-
iraity, she entered the penItentiary
here, hating the United States and
reviling the nag
Today she Is Is free woman and "a
woman reborn.
Long days OF reflection behind
stone walls have implanted deep
love for the Stars and Stripes where
venom and defiance had biazed into
tratorism
"lt has been a bitter lesson she
said here upon her liberation ngi
have learned g. TodaN my one
wish is 90 have my American citi-
zcuship restored Losing f1r O. t'We
Toe fre eedom fhat is America I haro
come 20 appreciate if ptrhaHs uor'
deeply than those who have ucFot
had such an experience.
Whom sentenced Mrs Cornell 1u
American citizen. ha3 elno aeHau y
t0 tho bar She asked ra wrt Of
The court mo- UeoiH rca 'oH
because of har eaV iuaIi.if "
nounced htr country Hra iuHo
ALLEGIANCE fa mo an8
Her chang of h.'n wren
4he became convinced taa tier
rraut'a ad.rf UIrtrrrr hHI "I l.t
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
FRED P. STRIKERS DEATH.
is BEING INVESTIGATE
az U~NanrAr Ar EnaEMAA
Al REQUESl UF FKlENDS
INCHES CONFERS
ON COLD CARS
Lack of Ventilation Is the Real
Menace. Says Detroit
Health Officer

Capt j. W inches. Detroit health
officer. conferred with local Fuel
Administrator T. B Whitcomb. Sat.
uriay m0rm1.. relative 10 the heat
inc OF street cars Dr Inches told
SIR Whtcom1 that while he real
lzgs the necessity for conserving
coal as mucg a- possible no does
not want tha street cars deprived
ot heat 90 the point whore they
will be m mace 10 health
The real menace in cold car il
lack of proper Ventilation he point
pd out Whcl the fire is going the
fau attached 90 the heater Is draw.
ine In pure air. heating III and SEND
ing 30 ONT into the car But tic ten
a ncy u "a cold ear Is o. N""u all
Ihe vents closed and tn result is
that diseases are spread
Dr Inches viii take the matter
mp with Che ID l. X.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
THE WEATHER

detroit and vicinity; Saturday
might and sunday, pnrtly cloudy
possibly not 80 coidi moderate west
erIy winds.
Lower Mtchirnnt Probably snow
tonight and sunday not 80 cold.
Upper Lakes Moderate md Nnri-
able winds tonight becoming south
cast aud fresh sunday cloudy sat
urdny night, snow and not 80 cold
sunday
northwest winds and cloudy weather
saturday ntEht aud SundRy.
Highest tempe nature this date In
the past - years. - in ISoti lowest.
below zero In 1919 and 1914
One year nE0 today Highest tenn
peraturc tti lowest, below mean,
~ partly cloudy weather with trace
Of SNOW,
rhc sun sets saturday ne 5j02 y,
u. and rises sunday ne 1854 ~.
The moon sets Saturday az 0i3O y.
m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
SAYS TRUST
RUNS SUGAR
ITUATION
Claus Speckels Charges
Hoover Rule Works l..
Against People

WASHINGTON, Dec ii, Charges
of an attempt by the sugar trust"
Co saddle high prices on the Ameri-
can people foc years. thru the HoOv
~ committee were made today In
the senate investigation by Claus
A. Spreckels.
The witness charged the food ad-
ministration committee 10 be q
mere adjunct OF the trust" and
socks TO bind AN American reiners
10 allow &c so contract for future
Cuban crops at its own price
T. redner agree 60 This, SpreClkcis
declared, the price 90 the American
consumer viii be unalteTab 81 fixed
for years after The war az dgure
rs high as at present or higher
But unless the retners agree 10
the price-fxing he said, they face
loss of their government licenses.
Spreckels. under questioning by
Chairman Reed. stated that the
price OF American beet sugar would
be advanced DO the Hoover commit
tee pays Cuban cane growers five
cents pound. as contemplated.
This compares with 239 cents in
1907. PA three years ago and 4.76
last year. spreckles stated
The Hoover committee, which
created a sugar shortage accord
ing 90 Spreckcls, els packed with
former employees or the sugar
trust" be declared.
"Even The wutchmon are former
watchmen for the American Sugar
And ID. r Hooker former trust
ompl0ye is steering committee ~
one 10 whom persons havin
businers with thc firm must apply"
Among those SprecKels nam n 4s
holding important positions with tho
sugar committee Wert Harry G..
Mott. form rll buyer for tho sugar
trust" nov buyer for the commit
lce. and S T. Gibson. formcr pr
N8te secreiAry to Earl Babst head
of fhp sugar trust" and now sccre-
tary to the sugar committee
oureckelH said hc protested
against having redncrs nx the price
ol sugar and E7iust lioovof's ap-
poinment OF Three An erican sugar
maEnatcs on thc international com-
miftee Ho declared be- had deciin-
ad to head syrup price comm 'teu
because ho W0s an irisre t.d ra .f.
SprpChols produced lH.r .r.u
George Roipa. chairman of fhF iIoar-
or committee dated n,r. I'm
which Bonh atI th. ia.e q. '-'-
mont had bae1 neso arr F.lh h-
Cubm ant.fuH ut
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
REDS TRIUMPHANT IN RUSSIA
CAPTURED C0SSACK LEADERS

coal per day is lying idle. So great
has been the demand for coal that
he has taken it from his own cellar
20 supply the most urgent cases.
A day or two ago man came %
him with tears in his eyes and beg
gad for coal at any price Two chill
dren were III Of pneumonia in his
home on Philadelphia-aye east and
one WAS near death. Mr.. Van Ant
werp filed several bags with coal
-------I--
IN hts own automobile AS a result
the lives Of both children were
saved
"1f don't get coal In today III
be without any fire myself" said
Mr Van Antwerp. I am in hopes
of getting in a small shipment be
fore night and il I do my men viii
work All day Sunday delivering H.
Where we were supplying 200 FAM
lilies year ago. we are now taking
care OF only about o."
The local railroads are co-operat-
ing with the dealers and iobbers n
fine shape. and there rs no lack or
motive power locally.
Within very few hours after
tho reported arrival OF 500 cars ~
coal IN Toledo for the Detroit Edi-
son company, the first Of these cars
were being deiit cred here Several
locomotives we're pressed into ser
vice and before midnight Saturday
this coal will all have been distrib-
utod among he company's six coal
consuming plants In Detroit
This obviates the necessity Of
shutting OF the power for the pres.
pnt az least Barring unforeseen de
lays In the shipments promised the
Edison company. the danger point
seems 10 have been safely passed
There are good reasons 10 believe
that the coming week viii see the
local situation materially relieved.
altno only seven cars Of COnfscated
coal reached the city, Saturday
morning
Receipts OF coal in Detroit Fri.
day, while bringing no great relief.
served 20 keep things going a little
longer. About 75 cars came In dur
ing the day and was distributed by
r.. 3 Whitcoinb. local fuel admin.
istrator. whe-o 50 was most needed.
Only those dealers who arc willing
20 deliver coal on police orders can
get any OF the conhscated coal now
coming In
The police are doing their best
TO catch UP on unified orders In
tho desire TO relieve as much suf
ferlnc as possible There are about
g 500 of these orders now on the
books The number has been
mounting steadily since the cold
snap set in The mercury got down
10 zero at 4 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. dropping from 2 90 o'clock Fri
day night II then began 90 rise un-
der the suns persuasive Influence.
Charles = Wcrtz. assistant city
fuel agent, repeats the advice he
gave Friday with respect 20 hard
coal. and urges householders who
havo no anthracite In their bins 90
prepare at once 20 burn soft coal
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
Late Bulletins
of World Events

A~HINGTuN. Dec. t5.--An-
sVRcriuE the recent American
mr~sarc Switzerland Informed
the world that she viii maintain
her neutrniifN with her "own
forces and viii repcl 81 violation
Of her frontier ~ this occurs"
NsIIINGTON, Dec. 15.--En-
iiStments for the regular army
yesterday was announced ~ the
war department this afternoon ns
g.Iot. Penn~y lVunin led Ira the
recruiting before the doors were
closed 90 draft reEi~trnnts With
22o. followed by Missouri with
7T2. Indiana T3D. and MRSsachu-
~rttS 722,
LANSING, Mich, Dec. I5.--A
check FOR S3On27. the largest
ever lost between the ofdre Of
Audttor-tsenrrnl Ornmet ~. fui-
Ter nud nny state institution. n
missing. "a wns mnde payable To
g. a.. Perry. treaSnrcr OF the
Pontiac stntc hospital The
check Nu~ nniicd several days
ngo. Orders have been iSsucd to
the hank tn withhold pas nient VI
It should be presented.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
Public Opinion Often Based
OnPrejudice, Says Forum Speaker

mtDuI effort e rop9Huant to SOME
tUd mpos osai.Ie to many thru lack
U unune or leisure. Honre eyerv
community that desires to bc VOL
auI efficiently managed should cm
pioy every means at ITS q p0sai t0
lelop and instruct public opinion
That the purpose Of the FORUM
uI u every ,OmmIuitH where one
been established tou viii fnd
rislena Ikc D. lnerm giving
her time though and money nm
seibshlt to fhs movement
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

PETROGRAD Dec, 16.-The Bob
sheviki split today on treatment OF
The Russian constituent assembly.
Minister Of Education Lunarcharaky
formally rendered his resignation
from the Maxlmalist cabinet, declar
inc he could not support Lenine in
any measures OF repression against
"a congress- summoned by the Rus
sian people He BE- believed 10 DO
supported by a number or leading
Maximalists.
Trotsky. Lculne and others of the
"nner ring" steadfstly maintained
today If the assembly showed oppo-
siti0n tO tho Maximaiists' aims. II
was Illegal
'Ne consider any assembly or
posing our ideas ss an arbitrary or
ganizaIon which must BE- dispersed
ga soon as pUs-i0ie." declared s.
plagonroyoT. Bolshcvfh delegate
from Rai2ao today
Tho Holsbevifl announced the fol
lowing fracmenlary returns from the
recent olectiorf,
Twelfth 1mv Maxim lists. 90.
2o0, revolutionary Socialists, 1880;
ofhrr parties. 210o
Fifth ARMY Hy.meHs's i45.o10.
rto'u u'ona Socialists. 1900 or.
er parties oco0o
Armv of F1anf Mavimausts
e0s1g other r1rtoe 10000
Nrasr0f9fs t-le- $4,000.
rora anHr Socialists. 1900: ca
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
Drops DEAD IN Physicians Office.

While waiting I'm the Office OF Dr
n. NJ Spraneer. No. l013 East
Grand blvd Friday afternoon Fred
PfcIner. No 576 Warren ave west
toppled over Gead from heart fau
ure Mr Pfatirer. accompanied Joy
his wife. had gone 10 the phys-
clans ONCE fer consultation
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
GUNS DRIVE
AUSTRIANS
TO BAT TIE
Own Artillery Put s
Wall of Death Be-
hind Charging Men

ROME, Dec. t5.--Repeated Vio.
lent German Austrian attacks AZ
Monte Soiaroa and Coldellorso
were repuIsed with exceptional
iy heavy losses 70 the enemy,
todays official statement an
nounced.
Following the failure Of tho
Teuton shock troops 10 gain any
advantage over the italian re
sistancs, counter attacks were
directed and their success re-
suited In the retirement of the
invaders forces.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
One Faction Condemns
Suppression of New
Congress
LENINE HOLDS
TO HIS PROGRAM
All Opposition To Be
Crushed, Is His
Motto

PETROGRkD, Dec. f5.-cens.
Kaledlnes and Potoslcy and their
staHs have been arrested bY Boil
sheviki forces, Il was officially
announced today.
The Bolshevlki now safely
hold Rostoff. Naktl.chevano and
TsganroI. it was declared.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
FREEZING;
100000 OUT OF WORK

CLEVELANl, o. Dec 15.-S Shortage Of coal i'm Cleveland
closed wholly partially 1900 large and small faetore, many
of which make munitions temporarily throwing than
TOO 600 and out of work it estimated this
afternoon Seventy of lake coal being rushed from
Sandusly, Ohio relieve the situation. They will arrive
tonight.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

LONDON. Dec. f5.-British
troops in hot local fighting
around Polderhoek yesterday
evening regalned a considerable
part Of the British trenches
which the enemy penetrated In
the morning, Field Marshal
Haig reported today.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

T"TI"T TT ~" TITTTUU lowe VTTNIl
Second Race Woodward. Producer
Turra Marie CoGili
IIffh Race $50 Manager.
sixth Race. Boil Nor Gold Crost
Bur. Merchant
changes in trHtn service between
urtroit nnd Thumb district, aud he.
froit aud Northern and Western
Michigan Points of pcrr Murauefte
effective Monday, Dee. ~. Inquire
Tfckrt AGENT. Adv.
I~t u- beIp you build home we
lf.fI.e Con .frur flru Irnua Detroit a
Northern Michigan building a Lonn
astu. Empire NN'IIlNE ~ uN
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES,
Dec. Austro-Gcrmon troops arc
being driven 10 tho attack against
the Italians. Prisoners taken by
Cen. Diazs forces today declared
losses in their ranks had been ln-
creased 10 staggering proportions by
their own artillery which, under
orders. had put a moving curtain OF
fire behind the attacking waves 10
force them into tho charge.
Commanders of the TcutOn forces.
they also asserted, arc adopting 9th
or coerCive measures.
All Austrian and German troops
have been coaxed with great prom
ises OF bettcr food and quarters II
they reach the rich italian plains
The enemy's efforts today We're
concentrated ON two wedges astride
tho italian salient az Solarota, II he
can keep constantly on the offensive
his position g. fairly secure. but the
moment he lapses I'm his attacks and
permits the Italians 10 assume tho
initiative his line Of communication
VIII be seriously men9ced
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

PARIS. Dec l5 An artillery
duel around peaumont and Bezon-
ysux was all the French official
statement had 20 report from the
western front today
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
. food Dl
A Religious Referendum

Every Monuay The Times viii print IN full the
inday sermon delivered from Detroit pulpit that
e most people ask for In coupon cut from the
.turday church page Of this paper
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
ATTO-INTOxICATION
EXPLAINED.
(By 4. II. Smith. NJ. d.

There is no question but that
many people suffer from auto-intox-
ieation and ptomaine poisoning
These are big words which are cas-
lily explained. Thru the failure Of
the liver to properly perform its
work the twenty-seven feet of intes-
tines become clogged. This stagna-
ton throws poisons into the blood
and the circulation, and one suffers
from bad breath, foul taste in the
mouth. even yellow-coated tongue,
headache, nausea or fuliness. Gas
often presses the diaphragm against
the heart and causes pain there. or
acid dyspepsia follows; often the
inactive liver causes yellow Skin and
eyes. and one feels languid, tired
and debilitated. At such times some
people are advised by their doctors
to take mineral oil, often called
Russian OIL" but experiments by r.
F. Mcdonald have shown, as lately
reported in a government publica-
ton of the IT, S. health service, that
mineral oil may act as an irritant
that produces gastro-intestinal dis
turbanees and that it may cause It's
sue proliferation, stimulating can
Ger.
A better method, which ! always
advise, Is TO take as much outdoor
exercise as possible, drink half q
pint OF hot water morning and night
and plenty of water between meals
and take a pleasant laxative Pill oc.
casionaily Such a ono is made ur
Of the May-apple. OF vegetable cal.
omel, and other concentrated hert
extracts that give tone TO the bowels
This was first made and sold by al
most all druggists nearly so years
ago as Doctor pieree's Pleasant pei
let's. Such simple means will remove
that bug-bear, auto-intoxieation con
stipation and the Ills that follow, b,
fvaoring healthy action. - (adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
TEXAS FARMERS FAcE
SHORTAGE Of LABOR

DALLAS, Texas. May 1f.--solu-
ton OF the labor problem created
hy the practica. stoppage OF Mexiesn
emigration vii be studied by The
Texas branch OF the national de-
cIse council, and action consistent
With its functions will be taken as
quickly IS possible. This was de-
cided at the council meeting here
Friday. The conference adjourn
cd to meet in Austin on May II
aIeanwllile it Is believed By coun-
Gil members the Texas legislature.
now in special session, will have
Passed bill giving the Texas
branch powers similar to those
vested in the national council by
Congress.
Fridays conference developed
The fact that Texas and the South
rest is facing what may become q
serious problem of labor TO handle
ALG LOA1iHS Asti SSSI 1IANA
its industries. J. r.. Mutt. a con-
tractor Of Kansas City, discussed
the Mexican labor situation with the
council yesterday. Several otncr
men. employers of Mexican labor
In the Southwest, also discussed the
matter with ne members OF the
council. Their report indicates
there had been an increase Of Is
per cent in all crop acreages. while
negro and Mexican labor vas stated
to be on decline. Decrease in
Mexican labor immigration was Civ
CT. at $50 per cent since May /.
The reason assigned for this was the
Burnett immigration law and quieter
in the southern republic.
The shortage of negro labor was
given as due to the fact that north
ern and Eastern industrial eenters
we're drawing heavily on this class
Of labor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
NO APPETITE-LITTLE SLEEP
symptoms of Rundown Condition
We Have Remedy.

We ask every weak, rundown per-
son in Waxahachie to try our Vinol.
with the understanding that their
money will be returned If it does not
re-establish their health. Letters
like the following give us conf
dence:-
Il am in the millinery business
and on my feet most of the time. |
got so weak and rundown that |
lost my appetite and was unable to
sleep. had severe chronic cold and
lost my color. l learned about vi
mol through friend. and within
three weeks after taking it I noticed
an improvement, and soon gained In
weight, health and strength. / am
recommending Vinol to my friends
and they also speak highly OF 1t. =
Catherine Hoar, West Chester, n. Y.
In hundreds of eases where old
fashioned cod liver oil. emulsions,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14

HOUSTON. Texas. May is~-Hardy
Jackson OF Rice Institute, the best
individual point winner in the re-
cent state meet OF the Texas Inter-
Athletic association AZ
waxahachie and scored 20 points.
was turned down BY an examining
physician OF the officers reserve
corps because Of one flat foot,
Jackson won the 100-yard dash In
10 seconds at Waxahaehie, the 2so
in :e2:03 and was also first in the
discus and shot put. Last fall he was
star on the Rice eleven.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
AT A. a. VI. CANCELLED

COLLEGE STATION. Texas, May
terdaY decided 70 cancel the whole
cultural and Mechanical College yes
terday decided TO cancel the yhole
commencement program for this
year. There Will be no final ball
or closing ceremonies OF any kind,
aud the session will end With the
last recitation at noon. SATURDAY,
june ?.
The informal graduation OF the
senior class, practically all OF whom
haze gone into public service OF
either military or an industrial!
character. has already t4kea place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
UNDERTAKEN kNIFES
VISITING yrRsr

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 1i--7M
visiting nurse as MANAGE to hi
dertakers' business was dis. we'd h
fore the national convention Of tic
Society for the Study and Preyentias
of tuberculosis here today.
Miss Fanny F. Clements Of WgA-
ington, D. c.. superintendent 81 lR
Town and County Nursing Serria,
told of mining town IN resttn
state where for eighteen months !
visiting nurse worked with great SIC.
cess. Then, suddenly, the girl found
her financial support had been sl'a'
drawn by vote Of the town board
OF the three board members Vsa
cast the majority vote, one visa
undertaken who frankly said ns
posed the nurse because since y
arrival there had been great laall
off of infant funerals. Another o5f
ed an unsanitary barn mex y
school house. II had been torn cow
on complaint Of the nurse, laesala
owned property not cohhecsea ="
sewerage as the law required
The county sanitarium as ne rla
and leader in every phase o. -
tuberculosis work was urged =
George j. Nelbach, assistant w
tary of the State Charities Ala As~
citation OF New York. A VIDE ssaN
sanitorium, employing aa','
nurse, he said. viii ferret 0s' i.
suspected or concealed cases !.
sunerintendent will hold clihl's' I,
= system of after-care for diseaa'ss
patients will be inaugura'eo'
J. r. Tucker, Job printing -
~ Diana f4S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14

and other tones hare failed d n
store strength and health, yinaa -
succeeded, because while II IN.
tains beef and cod liver peytsR
iron and manganese popetosAu
and glycerophosphates, nj ss
work is not retarded by sseips
grease and oil.
Curlin's Two Drug Stores, nora
side square, west side square Wsr
ahachie. Also at the leading DID;
stores in all Texas towns.-fadsa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-14
WHATCHaMA COLUMN.


. The bed was originally de-
. signed as a soft spot for the
. tired man TO lie on.
q Most hotels and some private
. houses have utterly missed the
. idea. The average hotel bed is
= either humpbacked. sway-back-
. ed, suffers from Jumps or is
= otherwise deforraed.
. Next in point of atrocious-
. ness is the sanitary couch. II
. may be sanitary but 1t doesn't
. even possess the advantages Of
. that time instrument OF sud-
. den death, the folding bed. The
. folding bed would occasionally
. serve to shut a mans wife up
. when nothing else could. but
. the sanitary couch cans even
. do that.
. Then there's the marrow.
. hall-bedroom bed. This type
. has to be fitted with stirrnps
. before you can climb on it.