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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
Kinds Usr FOR S\GrBRUSH

Benjamin q. T. Foss Of philadcl-
phia and Nuha county. this state. has
arranged TO build % $4,000 plant
near Carson city, NeN. So that hc can
procure wood alcohol from Nevada
s~agebrush for use In the newly in-
vented 5SO-ton armored gNroscopic
hvdro-air triplaue he is to build this
summer on "a .00-acre tactOrE site ou
tho snyder ranch. four miles from
Los Altos. Cal
II Will obtain Wooi alcohol at d
very cheap price by selling the man
~by-products the reduced ~sapobrush
wiz yield remarked the inventor
and miniug chemist.
ASK n % the University of Cali
iforuia SCI entists and they Wll tel.
YOU sagebrush Yields a remarkable
yariety of commercial article. SUCH
~ wood alcohol. tar, @creo-utc. oi-tIl-
late and acctIc and tannic acids.
My immediate object 300 build n-
the Carson city plant b. DO secure iui
my own use "a cheaper and lighter
article than gasoline. for J know
TWENTY-FIVE thousand gallons uf wood
alcohol will serve my ultshlp Bette,
than forty thousand gallons Of gaso-
line. giving .t IN the first place am
effective sailing radius of cighty-h'c
thousand miles. The plant WIl' re-
duce sixty tom Of s%aRebrush 10 day
San Francisco Bulletin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
QUITE nIt.IIT


h old timer looked up from his
ricky and asked:
you think hat story on Bl sims
is II good one, eh?"
Good or bad. it's true"
We'll. 80 Is this" said the old
timer. land II happened down m
Texas by the Rio Grandc. used
to live down hat way for a while.
ana ~ the village which ! graccd
with my presence o certain old horse
doctor was elected Justice Of the
peace. what he didn't know about
tho law was sufficient. lie knew
nothing. he should have made an
ideal justice ~ the peace.
His FIRST case. however. was that
81 a man arrested for stealing u
horse.
Guilty or not guilty? asked the
justice.
Not guilty, answered the pris-
oncr.
Then what the deuce are you
doing here demanded the Justice of
the peace. Get OUT san Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
LUXE McL.UkE sAYs

And the man who knows II all puts
mighty little OF IL into practice.
Every man ~ afraid of germs
unless they happen to be on a ron ui
~groenbacks or "a girls lips.
When opportunity knocks at the
dOor OF a pcssimist the pcsslmist
merely remembers that the world is
nlled with knockers.
4 fat MAJ wou'u rather Dee fat
than 80 hungry. But DO is dincrcnt
with a lat Woman.
The trouble with the man who is
pleased with himself Is that nc il
usually displeased with cNcr,h body
else.
\ man may have other troubles
thut a boy hasn't. But ne doesn't
have 20 worry for fear there won't
be enough pie and ice cream to go
around.
Anyway tho old maid has the CON
ISOLATION of knowing that b doesn't
have 90 take in washing 20 support
some worthless a
Don't expect amy sympathy when
you jump out OF the trying pan into
the tire. People will merely ash
what the Hex you were doing IN IN"
frying pdn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

with Americans In the terms Of the
Bowers. Wall Streets. the Great Yves;
or Newport.
on count Of his versatility. per.
sistence. knowledge Of men and OF
methods he has several times been
spoken OF an slated for official posi-
tion. SIN until o he has remained
the war steward OF the empire, and
many believe In that way he II more
valuable than az an official public
servant whose actions would neces-
sarily be limited by policies not Of his
own making and against which he
could not o
Northcnffc is not quite ~ years Of
age. and for several years. as Alfred
Harmworth. ne tool assignments As
a star reporter and studied law alter
nately. He became a harrister at law
and a star reporter almost simultanc-
ously, but he liked reporting bos;
and stuck to 1t through all his rise
from editing q little paper called M
swcrs IN tsSS to the greatest owncr
OF newspapers. magazines. and peri
odicais In the world IN 1904. when ne
VAS first knighted and then raised =,
the pecrage ~ Baron Northcliffc Of
the Isle Of Thanet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
A Communication


Editor Herald:
1 see an announcement Of q meet
ing tonight az the Commercial clun
20 discuss Ways and means Ia aid the
Red cross. Money talks now rs
never before. Let it roar and smooth
the warlike path before us. II we
are careless about this eventually we
VIII have ia come across with un-
limited cash ia the enemy. such "A
calamity g. u-nthinkable and impos-
sible. The only thing about the
problem II TO begin right and avoid
trouble later on by moving "immc-
diately upon their works and take
the bull by the horns with "a blanket
spread ~ money that will resemble
the historic starry shower ~ Novom-
Der 1898.
Indifference Is the essence Of ir-
humanity. An must help some way
We are up against the last stand Of
a~hsolutism. The last Kick of the an
Client monarchic beast j. met By the
greatest republic ON earth. The
M set up "a howl Of hate when
England woke up Now America Is
on the warpath and the finish % the
INSCRIPTIONS vampire Is manifest
destiny. But nothing can be gained
without some sacrifice. Get busy.
Don't merely show % nag on the
house. SHOW also a Liberty bond.
Help along the whole line and aid the
Red Cross. WA. WALllN.
albuquerque, June IS. 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
PASTOR ENLISTED TO FIGHT

\ young Tennessee minister enlist
ed, and IL was announced he would
enter the service az chaplain. J. Wt-
In contradicjiug this report that the
minister wrote the following letter q"
"a Tennessee paper.
Il enlisted Iu the national guard
OF Tennessee. which. 90 rs now under
stood. will be ordered 70 France after
xix months drnl. enlisted as 81
private. and would not accept the
position OF chaplain Il il should he
offered me. | am less thar 81 Years
Did. physically sound as "a lO-dollar
gold piece. know the mechanism OF
an arms riilc. with which J nave
brought down % deer at more thar
COO yards. and as have been re-
garded as both a good football ana
baseball player In an amateur way
! believe. with practice, ! can pc
como an expert with the hayonct ana
tho bomb.
There are plenty Of men who
have less than my qualifications Tor
serving on the firing Inc, to serve
as c%haplalns. They need the salary
which goes with that position, ana
/ don't. Therefore. / can sec no rr'-
son why !. because ! am a minister
of the gospel. should not take IA
chances with other young men III the
trenches. regard IL as my sacred
duty in tho most righteous ot causes
Il is q cali which is imperative "nly
10 me. as legally ! am exempt Bui
/ could not DE exempt at the par OF
MY w conscience u 1 toop refuge
behind my ordination OF I'VE years
ago.
"Bcsides. In my wlF Of thinking
there is 30 hope of either preaching
ur PRAYING righteousness into lh'
Coincidence of the kaiser. ! h"pe ''
help 90 shoot and bomb Do haS"n'i
Righteousness into TO-
III pcrchaucc { shall -" KILLED 100
Europe GODS will Dee done" Many
mu.s meet death nero, and Whs
should . hc favored wl,h NE Nhl''
others dc 10 ms utc should Doe
shared and / should return mere
sound .n mind ana body. ! am con-
ndcnt / should or t much "i''f
preacher. because ut tho tu.lu'If oil
tl, ,yurrI,ucc throulu which ] h"I
passed through.
Therefore. ! wish FOO W1kr l' en-
ruut.c that il ,s iur willie and 'h'
fteuehcs for me. Tho phapitinry '-
most important, hut there are plenty
Of mon nttcd co. t.s,nUrs, .ts du'l'7
who are not uttoI ..r HE ~trcihlun'
work which must 'llI 90 th" i"' 'I
fht private soldier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
SENDS MESSAGE no \ NEGRO
KING

The first MESSAGE 20 70 negro Rims
ever sent out frouI -. Louis, good
Tor a journey Of 10. 600 miles. was
presented at the 81. Louis p"stoiic'
recently. to the m~ystlnratiou of the
pustaI clerks. The man TO whom 10
was addressed. his Majesty. Nath-
anial Grlmth." IL "A bona hdo king. in
Bazutoland, ruling over the Hazuio-
His dominion is in SCUM Africa. The
gift was o. small token from % priest
mere. Who sent 10 through the So
dal.ty of 81. Peter Clayer. which col
lects money for the Catholic African
missiunF-St. Louis GLOBE Democrat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

They call for delivery either ~ soon
as the crop Is harvested or In three
deliverieS-Ianuary 1. February I.
aud March l. II ~ stipulated further
that 30 cents a hushel will he paid.
on condition hat " the market price
u In excess uf that figure the proc
Queer will receive onc-half the dif-
ference between 30 cents and tho
market price at time of delivery.
That figure includes the cost Of load.
ing.
"ouy purpose Is to have at least a
supply to heip out the poorer peo-
pie Mr.. Perkins said.-New York
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
ro THOSE VINO FEAR con

This country was founded hy men
W hofeared loo Tho men who a v
actually directed the dostinos of ths
nation were men who feared God
To-day the men who count for most
IN the nation are men who feaf odd.
In fact. America is q religious nation.
~ their effort % lcaven the word
bv preaching aud PRACTISING the
teachings 81 Christianity, We mus
never forget that there ave been
times In the worlds history wi'eu the
sterner spirit Of h old kings and
prophets WIS necessary IN order ihal
Tight should prevail over night
To-day the powers Of darkness are
stalking the world. bent ON murder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
The Scrap Book
\ PRAYER ron run AlnMEv

\ PRAYER ron TIM AiItNEx
Thine eyes survey the earth. thine
eyes
The surging spaces OF the deep.
At thy command the pillows rise.
At thy command they sink to sleep;
Trusting IN thee the sailor strains
Across the storm. across the sea
Trusting In thee. % Lord. he gains
The haven where he fain would be.
Winds are thy messengers. - God.
Clouds are the chariot OF thy path
The tempest RACES at thy nod,
The %lightnings CLEAN. when thou
art wrath:
And II Ia scale the heayn's above.
Trusting in thee. Thy creatures
dare.
Shield them viii thy protecting loye,
Who ride upon the yiewless air.
Fearless they cleave the misty shroud.
They scorn The danger, scorn the
Zoe.
Fearless athwnrt the thunder cloud
They go. where duty bids them go:
Yct while. amid the hcav'ns above.
The instant face of death they dare.
Shield them with thy protecting love.
Who ride upon the viewless air.
Through crash Of war. through storm
and fire.
with %stinening limbs and vision
strained.
Onward and upward, high and higher,
They work untired the work or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
MAY srop sTonE DELIVERIES

In urging the stores Of London tu
suspend the practice OF delivering
goods to their customers FOR the du-
ration Of the war. q leading member
Of tine chamber Of commerce esti-
rated that. if the step is taken. one
hundred and hfty thousand men and
thousands Of horses and vans will be
released tor military or u%utionnl ser
vice. He pointed out that there also
would be an immense saving I'm as.
BATS aud straw. besides reducing the
consumption OF gasoline.
The project to stop store deliveries
WAS been submitted 60 tho advisory
committee and the military tribe
unals
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
LORD NoRTncIIrTf,.

Lord Northcliffe has landed ~
American soil TO suceeed Arthur J
Balfour as head Of the British Wa.
Mission here, His task will be to COS
ordinate the various British mission,
and act In onoer with the missions
of The entente allies and of the Amer
lean and Canadian
Lord N~orthcliffe Is well known a.
Ia writer and newspaper proprietor.
He controls among other Journals The
London Times and London Daily
Mail. He has a controlling interest
in Newfoundland paper mills. and
the Imperial Payer mills and the I'M.
perial paper mills at Gravesend. near
London. lie has long taken an active
part IN British political affairs, and
recently has been engaged in vigorous
support ~ Premier LLOYD George
home rule for Ireland policy.
The val had not proceeded very FAR
when an EnElishman ON being asked
20 define Lord Northcliffe's infu-
.once on the government and people,
said: They hate him; they admire
him: but try as they may they cannot
be indifferent to him"
In no country. ii is believed. since
the war began has a man in civil life
been so constantly in the public eve
or labored so continually. early and
late. for schemes which he believed
would benefit the empire and it's al.
lies and bring confusion and defeat
to the Germans.
These schemes have. pertalned &c
almost every department Of activity
directly or indir, city identified with
tho war. They have concerned at
lacks. exposures, and appeals in re-
gard 90 the government. and sym
|pathy, information. advice to allies
and neutrals. They form a long list
from the time he declared that Lord
Kitchener was working beyond his
physical n mental limitations. and
the exposure OF the fact that shrapnei
instead or high explosive shells were
Deins used at NenVe Chapeile' 'he
condemnation OF the Galiipoli
ion' Nixon's iiaseo on the Tlrris-
long before they became historical
facts-numerous attempts to prove
the fuiility' ridicnlousness and even
Marin 70 the cause or the censorship
OF the press the remorseiess ATTACK
upon tho old gang as ne terms the
squlih ministry 'hi'ufh an ~
'hahsesi y fearless espostl OF Dave
Lloyd george az me man VINO Hh"nIh
'ea'y 'eao' ms numerous u'P' 1" ""
western ha''le ir"h's ana Z" SPAIN 'Ii
Of "hieh ne recorded n i'Fef'
kr'phi' English h ~ne"sp'p'r'' mag
ANinos' ana DOORS ana in"'lH ih'
measures but "N"iuint welcome h
gave inc 'hii'h ~t'''s Nhen We ''-
''i'' 'h' war
Az THESE ana many "iher -'n'"',
ideas noil'i"s' ana PROGRAMS nave
prac'lc"ilF MADE i"id N"rthrIili'
's' Ind"d De has "e'n "i'en ''''''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
soys FOUGHT CIVIL WAR

The Ciyll war was fought Dos boy
mostly between the ages oi II ana
10. Or charles NJ sheldon Toe
pcka's noted clergyman ana writer
has complied figures 90 prove o. lie
used the s,''istic4 az a rcccA' pa
triotic meeting. Here 'hDy are IhcF
only tho Union side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

Tho womcu nj the aity are sho"ins
much interest 100 the electric lennon
strItipu which is being held at ih'
Gas and Electric COMPANY utiioo lhIH
week. Tho large reception hall l1 tho
Electric building Nas nilcd tu capacity
4 and all tho Visitors seemed
pleased at the hospitality accorded
them. They Iuid close attention 10
the instructive little talks ON Gle
tricitg given hy the experts Boa ,hnrge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

Want 10 trade that mule FOR n gas
wagon, Try tho VAST Al way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
WORK TINT TELLS
Plenty Of IL Has Been Done Right
Here in Albuquerque.

To thoroughly knew the virtues of
"A medicine you must investigate It's
work. Doan's kidney Pills stand this
test. and plenty of proof exists right
here In Albuquerque. People VINO
testified years & to relief from
~backache. kidney and bladder disor-
dcrs. now give confirmed testimony
declare the results have lasted. How
can any Albuquerque sufferer Longer
doubt the evidence:
Mrs. T.. Fourncllc. iO1 south
Broadway, Albuquerque. says; About
three years ago / took Do1n's KID
ney pins and they cured me Of the
pains in my back, a trouble with
which ] al suffered for a good many
years. was also relieved OF rhed-
matte pains and / haven't been both
cred with that complaint az much
since"
statement given January 80,
1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
M TrpuIc Since.

ON MAY u. 1917. Mrs. Fournei'e
said u sim have much praise FOR
Doans kidney pills and do not hes
itata 90 again recommend thom I
have had mo- return oI Kidney
trouble
Price soc. az an dealers Don't
simply ask far "a kidney remedy got
Boan's kidney Pula-ihr same mat
Mrs I|'ourneIlo has twice puh'-SIN
recommended. Foster MI'Hru 'ur
Mfers Buffalo. ", y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24
The BRITISH THBUsT

Il Wouid be easy 10 org-esiimata
.he IMPORT ace y the British thrsm;
i5nafa mbFai tat after HeeosnIz.
lag 40 lhe limitations of g. tie uon-
Hrof slona, military critic S bound
10 aee profound significance in d.
Tle gsannn lines we're showed back
fFou four 70 six miles or more along
& irs1t eg thirty miles and thas % IT,
aeif sgas no mean accomplishment ai-
though the amount % territory m.
voired u small indeed ID comparison
win the area held by The Germans
in the territory or our alice
That the Teutons were taken com.
piesely b. surprise By the methods
used b. the British commander
doesn't seem open 70 question. il was
clear beat" .or British strategy.
Win their coming unheraldsd by the
asaAi hesnbardment. the British tanks
swept forward the Tommles quickly
ia.loeed saom "oveg tia top. and
the Bsehes were bagged Or pu. to
flight
~. 1aoe that che maFvelous series
ol asaaafv defenses. known as the
isIaaeabarg lne and by mang be.
peFpe uubreaka5le we're shattered
pa short notice That was another
sleiHfieaat feat but, after aii perhaps
the main thing about il waa fhe
smashing blow that was deait q the
popular myth OF the inylncibillty of
the German arms This myth wa
unmasked in the battle of the Marine.
g iha s9mme. az yerdun and n sew
eIal ether places but Il has shown
2 remarkable power of persislency
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24

Iafence CoYernmcnf regulation iu.
crossing cost Of production aud hish
taxes serve % disturb. II not ifriiate'
many merchant and manafaoturer,
while labor snffers by more exhaust.
ing demands occasioncd by var time
needs and hy constantly mounting
prices. The business men u the na-
tion have as o whole. sircu evidence
that they 4are preuared % make the
necessary sacrifice. The stand take
- b. the American Federation Of La
Dor s an indication tna labor also Is
prepared % do its share The pairi-
cfsm of Organized labor sometimes
brought into question IS thus reat
nrmed
Tho employers q the country g
they wish 10 match this attitude with
equal loyalty 20 onr cause. wiii re-
fraln from any attempt 70 take ad-
vantage of The patriotism evineel by
labor. They Rin refrain from ezce-.
sive speeding up from Imposing un-
usually iolg hours and from under
ing thc men The United States
uaF department has established labor
atandsrds % tie government are
nails and d mun.non Factories desiea-
"a to prevent exploitation either .n
the matter ot hours or ia that 81 pay
The British experience has been that
such exploitation does not in the long
run increase production and is there
ier eunwise Employers generally IN
this country should come to the same
There is. Of course. ar-
ether side of the story, involving the
duty and obligation Of employees dur.
Ing this emergency, but labor's ex.
preston Of loyalty demands at this
l.me a special consideration Of the
duty and obligation OF employers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24
THE LOYALTY OF LABOR

This Is not a bankers war or q
farmers war Or . mapufactarer's war
or a iaboring mans @ar-it is a war
Tor every siraight-out American
whether our flag be hts By birth o.
by adoption Woodrow Wilson.
The American Federation Of Labor.
By SIS action In convention, has dem
opstFated that it Is composed over
Naelmingiy of straight-out Ameri-
cans Despite the inaidious propa-
eanda of maleontents and enemy
agents. the federation remains and
announces its intention TO remain
American both in name and Ia deed.
says the Chicago Tribune
War bring about conditions which
mishs be calculated 70 aiisnate yari-
Gus secsious Of the communit3 were
We Hot united in common cause to
insure the safety 81 our national ex-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24
EXPRESS pAcKAeETTEs


surprise Party for Fritz.
All unsuspecting was the Hun.
Unwarned By any booming gun
When. presto. Tommy starts his fun
And Fritz makes up his mind to run.
81 simp Gays bic notices that he is
always alone when nobody is with
him.
on the whole, a man seldom gets
much out Of II when he gets in it
for somebody
Another thing it seems to US that
it would be a good plan to provide
the Home Guard with a tauk or two
70 use On az war fund slackers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24

Loske-The Wonderful Year.
wells-Mg. Britiing Sees it Through
God the Invisible King.
The Library is daily receiving U. S
Farmers Bulletins which viii be Of
great help in Dracticing war economy
The following have recently been re-
eeived:
Canning Tomatoes in the Home.
Poultry Management
Standard Varieties OF Chickens.
Canning Vegetables in the Home.
Canning OF Fruits and Vegeta bles
How 10 Select Foods.
Principles OF Nutrition
Drying Fruits and Vegetables in the
Homo.
Home Canning bythe one-pefiod Cold
Pack Method.
Preparation OF vegetables for the
Table.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24

a time to keep silence, and time to
speak;
a time "a love and time to hate.
timeof war and time Of peace.
What profit hath he that worketh
in that wherein he laboureth2
have seen the travail. which God
hath given to the sons OF men to be
exercised in it.
He hath made every thing beautiful
in his time; also he hath set the
world in their heart, so that no man
can find out the work that God
maketh from the beginning to the
end.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24

iu fle ninus d some epouie The
t7lth Z thai there ha been lMe q
ndlesla any real foundation icr sueh
la theory % the history of iAe ps ni
war end thia latest -caievoucnt oi
ihe British should serve O. set % at
rest permanently.
Coming e a time when the Rue
sian situation and Italian reveFses
sere tending 70 east gloom over the
.aiiies the British thrust furnished
ihe tonic necessary 10 Dut the prop
er morale into the folks az home as
sen as ihe men On gAe firing line
ana hence il is bouud q take place
AMONG the great engagements OF the
greatest 81 an wars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24

ladies'. It stops itching almost in
stantly.
You may be told that there are
remedies 'justas good as Herpicide. -
You cannot afford to take chanceg
with nor can you expect 20 obtain
results from "an off brand article.
Insist on having genuine Herpicide.
the Original Germ-Remedy for Dand
ruff.
You can get a sample Of this de-
lighfful hair dressing and q booklet
on the care OF the ha.r bv sen5inE
ten cents in silver or postage to Tho
Herpicide Co., Dept. S, Detroit
Mich Try heraicide once and you
viii never be without i.
Sold everywhere IN 90 ct..s ard
si.e2 sizes ard guaranteed 20 ciTn
satisfecticn or money re19rsed
Applications obtained &c the better
hafi'er shops aul h-aillg lAr.ess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-24
is YOUR HAIR SLIPPING?

The presence OF dandruF and fall-
ing hair conveys q warning which is
Is best to heed At first the loss Of
hair mag be So slight as TO be hardly
noiiceai.e. But no matter how little
may be the fall ZACH day, it is work
ing toward the same and inevitable
result and that is total badness.
You mag have hair enough today,
but how about tomorrow and the day
aftcrg Dandruff and falling hair
mean badness sooner or later and
demand the Immediate regular and
enel eeaic nscof Newbro's Heipieide
IL keeps the scalp free from dirtand
dandsdf and allows the iI1ir T. grow
abUndzndy a2E nanrall By this
means total iacursbie bnldnass may
be prevented.
Herpieide docs not stain or dye and
hiss n most exquisite fragrance which
l.-a.- j especially li-Asue a. tie