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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
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panN OF Chicago. vas ~ AUTHORITARIAN
today on his way from ~. StrSr4NtAtSS
Montana with . train load of cfrtt+c-
uhino H. bliyas. uf l'ark View. is
iu the city on business.
word was received ho"c today that
Charles \. Houchcu. formerly a STU
dent OF the l'nivcrSity of New Mex
leo. htd arrived safely In France.
Howard T. Hilton. . soldier sta
TONED az Camp Cody. aud Miss Hclla
Thurman were married last night by
the iiey e. % Bcckman at the par
sonaSc of the cad Avenue Methodist
church Tn. couple wtll 1--we at Camp
Cody
state Senator Isaac Barth has rc.
turned from Santa Fc where he filed
incorporation panars for the New
McNicu Bcnn Growers association
Dallas Well pleaded guilty In po-
lice court to-day to the charge of
driving a motor truck with an open
exhaust. lie WAS fined So
The following birth has been re-
ported to pr H. NJ Clayton. city
physician: To Mr. and AIRS Nagurio
Nalcnzuela i.i North broadway.
To-day is moving day a. the city
hall Ths city engineer ana building
inspector moved their offices to he
recently finished second floor of the
building The cattle board and
bureau ot animal industry also moN I'd
their offices 20 the second floor VI the
hall.
County Clcrk Nestor Montoya left
today FOR Washington, T. G.
Albuquerque may ha' . w'ltury
band from Camp cody next week h
chamber Of Commerce has apropri-
atcd 500 To- cooperate with the food
administration tpr the entertainment
Of the visitors. who attend the mother
aud daughter conference. Tho null
tarN band viii be one OF The features
OF the patriotic week.
The Albuquerque business college
viii furnish two teams To canvass the
city M the comiug Wa savings stamp
campaign neat week work Of or.
gsinizing the teams rs nearly com
pletod.
The New MeNico Dental society will
hold % banquet for the visiting dem
fists and their wives at the AlVardo
hotel tonight Today, the second day
OF the eleventh annual conference,
was devoted 90 cliniCs. br Earl
WCstenhaycr Of kansas city. demon.
strated advanced methods OF pulling
teeth at the ufNce Of Dr Charles \.
Ellei.
The district forest headquarters has
received word that tho national for.
est reservation commission has Just
approved the PURCHASE Of 5f.s7s acres
- IuWH To-. Ha.Ns..a.N s.v.ae. a.. A.
white mountains, South Appalachian
andsArkansas.
nr " NJ Bowers Wtll leave SUNDAY
for Providence. Il, I. TO attend the ma
ton convention OF the kiwanis From
there he Will proceed TO Boston, wher'
he will attend the national ~conyentc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Visiting Committee
Named by Y. M. c. A.

IT the request Of the home service
section ~ tho local Red Cross. the
Young Mems Christian association
has appointed u committee To visit
men OF Albuquerque who return sick
or disabled from training campo OF
from the battle front
The committee appointed by G. -.
CushmHu. member of the board ~
directors. are. ~ Charles \ Ellcr.
Dr ~ " Buwcr4. pr ~ y Davis.
Mr. Charles Caldwell, y. ~ Garcia,
Col - Is. B Sellers. 4. l. Martin.
Fred Nuhl. H. \. POrteyficld. samuel
portctrtcld aud W. r McCreight
The work 81 this committee will
be- a. call on men OF Bcrnal.lio n
IS who have lost their health fighting
for democracy charity is not the
main work uf the nome service sec
I'm. AZ In sometimes believed. Per
sonal visits to the sick soldier aud
giving information concerning hts
family and friends. comprises most
Of the work ~ present there are
about thirty young men who have re-
turned here with tuberculosis Many
Of them are Inv destitute circum-
stances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
AIdBuQt CIRQUE EVIDENCE
IOt AIIBI QUERQuE PEOPLE
The Statement 81 albuquerque Resi-
dents Are surely More Itciiab ie
Than These OF Utter
strangers.

Home tc itimpny Is real proof.
Public statements NJ Albuquerque
people curry real weight
what a friend or neighbour says
compols respect
Tho word OF onc whose home Nv
far a~wgy-tuN1tes your doubts.
Here's an Al'uuuerquc mans state
mcnt
Aud IT'S for Albuquerque people
benefit
Such evidence is convincing
That's the Kind 81 proof that backs
Dodn's kidney pills
f. a. smith. stationary engineer.
l2t y Broadway. says II sincere
IS recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
for they proved invaluable Then
had backacue and "ther kidney
trouble Uonn's gave me immediate
relief and soon cured me entirely. I
hhvcn't had any sign Of the complaint
for the past our years. when l
lived In PENNSYLVANIA a number OF
years ago. I publicly recommended
Donn's Kidney pills and ! am as
strong In praising them nov as ever"
Price 500. at all dealers. Don
simply ask Tor a kidney rcmedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. smith had Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs. buffalo. y Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
lRHIRAKR

Because OF It's extreme acidity. rhu-
barb "a be canned safely without
boiling tprocessing) Rhubarb should
not bee canned In ordinary metal or IN
Jars with ordinary metal tops. only
glass or specially inside cnameled cans
may be used
Select young, tender rhubarb n
cut either into g-lnch pieces or into
lengths to az the jar when placed
vertically. Pack IN sterilized Jars in
vertical rows. Cover with fresh cold
water n allow Jars 10 stand 10 min
utcs. Drain OF the water M again
nh to OVERLOOKING with fresh cold wa
ter. Use cleansed rubber, put m glass,
cap N clamp AZ once In the far
south rhubarb should be boiled (pro-
Ccsaod) IN n hot-Water bath tpints 10
minutes. quarts 20 minutosD NJ boiling.
Since rhubarb contains much water.
a better and more economical product
could be secured boy canning rhubarb
sauce. Cut the rhubarb into l-inch
lengths aud steam until tender. For
each quart OF hot sauce add half cup
of sugar. Pack In sterilized Jars. Par
tally seal. Boil t%prOcossl quarts for
10 minutes when Jars q cold, test
for leaks. Store IN "a cool, dark. dry
place. = Department OF Agricul-
ture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Personal News Items

PAY yuut dues "a the '--bit' club
Four-O Taxi service. Phone So
Nuto Syringe. all makes. korbcr Co
Harry T. Ice. former clcrk of the
federal district court. Will bee assistant
to D. II Van lloutcu, fuel distribution
Tor New NcNico Tho distributors
office ~ m the federal building
Dr. g. g. clarke and nr. VI -
Dawson. ct Magdalcna are IN Albu-
uuerquc attending thu Sow McNi""
Dental society convention.
Joseph \. Butler, o. rIttsturg, Pa.
Is in the city TO-DAY.
Or and Mrs l.. " White are visit
ing here from Washington, T. g.
Mr., und Mrs y. I, Butler ot Ams
hov. m. are spending the day IN The
city
= r. anderson ct Tucson. Aria,
IS hero IN business
Mrs. H. e. Mitchell arrived hero
yestorda, from Nagdalcna.
Mrs. : g. Nuttcr. Of CLOVIS is IN
the cts,
Capt " {. Reid aud Earl e. ldcn,
OF Roswell. of Hcid, Hcr,cv and idcn
law firm. lett last night tor e. short
visit ut Mr. Roid's ranch IN the Iuni
mountains
Albert G. Simms. Geld director Of
Red Cross WORT ~ camp cody. y.
NJ rs IN the city today Mr Simms
VIII accompany his wife SO Colorado
Springs, Colo, whcr" she VIII stay
On a vtsit and thcu viii return to his
duties AT tee camp Tuesday.
Four-minutc-mcu viii deliver snort
talks on "pHnEors to America az the
local moving picture thcatcrs to-
night.
The Albuquerque Real ESTATE board
held thrir regular monthly Luncheon
last night at the Y NJ g. \ The
board passed % resolution @rayoring the
plating uf uuplattcd lands In rity
incomplete description Of many lands
the real estate men declared. has re-.
suited iH some lands uo, ueIng prop
crly taxed Tho board also declared
II favored the proposed Mo Grando
park
\ picture SHOW consisting of stCt-
oopticon slides was recently gwen by
Mildred Iighion and Nod EldeB at
the lattcr's home for the benefit OF
the Red cross. Tho local chapter
received S3i7. the entire proceeds
James u, Lamb, of camp Cody, \.
NJ, Is IN the city TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas clancy, of
Cincinnati ONO. arrived ~ Ahuquer-
que today.
: * Wolf. of 81 paso. g. In. the
city on business
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Barns az On,
cago are visitors in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs T. g. Rocl e. are iu
Albuquerque from ~ Worth. Tex
Tn" home service section of 80
Red Cross h M need OF q typewriter.
Workers ask that someone who hns
an extra typow ritter he Kind enough "a
loan II 70 the chapter.
w. NJ keenan,. representing the Ro'
senbaUm livestock commission com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
DANGER FROM
HOLDUPS? QUERY
OF AUTO TOURIST
Writes from Minnesota TO Ascer-
tain Whether II Would be Ad.
visable for Him TO Go Armed on
Trip Through Southwest.

The southwest 10 Henry Irwin ~
Mankato. MINI. apparently is still
In the Wild southwest pcoplcd by
ferocious animals that would not hes
tate 10 attack = tender tourist and
hold ups. to whose mind business
dress is not complete without large
six shoutrrs hanging IT the hips. be-
sides common citizens who wear derby
hats in season
~ least that IA the indication "
an inquiry which came 20 col ~ x.
q Sellers from MIR Irwin lie wrote;
Dear Sir. Concerning q trip over
the automobile road to california "
there any danger In the mountains
Of Wild animals "r huld-up mon.
Would II hc advisable To ~ armed.
should think 60 go In October or
November II would Dee cooler than
to go between now aud August 10
colonel Sellers ssurc him that
the trip would 10 quite safe. There
used 20 be "a large number 81 Wild
animals In the westcrn part ut tho
state. the colonel aid. hut ne had
gone hunting for them ever, f"ll Tor
the hast three or four years aud had
nearly erRdicJtcd them
There was me- danger from hold
ups The colonel said they used to
hold I'm tourists hnt had not found
any who had money and, facing the
Institution ~ bankruptcy proceed
ings. they had 'vsmooscd' for richer
fields
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21

OF o%stoopaths. ut the close Of which he
VIII take q n.dny post graduate
course In ear. eye and nose work
John T. Kelly. manager OF the au-
tomobile department Of I korbcr n
CO.. returned this morning from a
business trip TO Las Vegas and Santa
Fc.
Sergeant Harold Sellers, member OF
u machine gun battalion AZ camp
kcarny. cat, who has been visitins
his parents. col and Mrs. - *. v.
Sellers on furlough, viii leave tonight
FOR Camp Kcnrnv.
Lieut. Thomas W. noe. tI5th milf
iary police company. OF Fort Bayard,
y. NJ. rs a visitor In Albuquerque
today lie was provost marshal here
when the First New Mexico infantry
was stationed at Camp Funston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Man Registered as an
Enemy Alien Dies Here

Vincent Daurcr. 30 years old. regis
tered ~ an enemy alien. died this
morning at his apartment In the High
hor. Ind. Hc was "a maChinist and
had a permit from naval authorities To
cntcr zones usually barred to enemy
aliens.
naurcr had been In Albuquerque
since early in April. He had q permit
10 come here on account &c failing
health. He had no relatives here and
nothing was known here as 10 his rel
atives. The body is az Strong Brothers
undertaking rooms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Drainage Excursion
to Roswell Postponed

The drainage delegation from the
Rio Grsndc valley scheduled tn leave
here Monday for the pscos valley.
has been postponed until later In the
summer. \ number OF farmers who
intended making the trip Informed
the Chamber % Commerce this morn
ing that ON account of the condition ~
crops many representatives from the
valley would he unable to leave their
farms. The excursion FOR the purpose
Of studying drainage conditions will
probably be made during the latter
~ rt Of July
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
WOMEN ENEMY ALIENS NRE
NOT NUMEROUS ~ STATE

Santa Re. June 2i.-Rcgistration Of
enemy IL proceeding IN the
state under the direction of tho office
Of the United states marshal Post
masters are assisting In securing the
names Of alien wome ~ years Of
age and older. Al least two weeks
longer win Ice required 20 finish the
work I'm unofficial estimate places
the number OF alien ome At some
what less than 200.
Men awning allegiance to enemy
nations. who live In Hcw Mexico and
who are Owe the age Of - tOtnlled
23G In q list compiled under a pre-.
yious government order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Rifle Association
Invites Young Men to
Shooting Classes

The Duke city Rifle association N
now performing u national service OF
the utmost importance. Men or draft
x Of Albuquerque are being trained
in the art OF rifle shooting, an acquire
ment Tar from being common non
troops today
4 large number Of export sharp
shooters are expected To be qualified
hy the instructors of the association.
before the summer is over
The importance of skilled markHncn
rs well explained hysa British officer
familiar with trench conditions on the
western front. who stated that "a good
American riflcman can register hitn
ON Il human figure az distances from
so 10 l.uuO yards
III that IN the kind Of rinemen the
United states viii develop FOR WEI
seas" the oihcer continues. there will
he mighty good bunting Tor them In
the trenches Sniptng as nov conduct
ed Ia over ranges from 90 To 400 yards
seldom at a distance ~ great as 500.
at which range he Hun feels safe.
Consequently, there is great work Ia be
tone by well trained long distance
rtnemon"
The Duke cay Rifle association will
shoot on The national quad range
sunday morning. Firing will COM
inonco promptly ~ . o'clock, the pro
gram being 200 and 500 yards. rapid
are Draft ago men are asked to be
on hand early.
Put In a HELP WANTED nd. then
go - nunU a. 0VLMH -AN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Former Sheriff Joins
United States Guards

James r. kilburn today enlisted at
the army recruiting station In the
United States guards Hoi departed
for ~ Paso for physical examination
and II ho qualities he VIII be placed
al once IN active service
kiiburn's experience as a peace ~
ficer made him eligible for enlist.
ment lie vas formerly n sheriff and
a Policeman In the east His home
Is In Bernslillo county. Since coming
here he has been farming.
Kiiburn was the second man 10 ap-
ply al the recruiting station IN "A
month Tor enlistment IN the guards.
Their duty n 10 watch military prop
erty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Will Be Fire
Chief of Kirkwood

Jacob Klein will depart sunday for
Kirkwood, Mo, to become chief at the
IRE department OF that place.
kirkwood rs s suburb Of 81 LOUIS
and the home Of o large number Of
wealthy ~. Iouisans. they decided Il
short time ago 10 establish % paid tire
department ana 80 buy motor equip
ment They asked the hrc chief Of 81
Louis "a recommend . chief and he
named Mr Klein.
Mr.. Klein WAS ~ member Of the Al.
b%Uquergue FIRE department Tor eleven
years and thief Of the department FOR
the greater part Of his period of Ser
vice. Previously ne was a member "
the -. LOUIS fire department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
TARTAGL|A GIVES
FIRST TRACT FOR
RIO GRANOE PARK
Signs Deeds Today Conveying
Beautiful Cotton Grove TO City
for Proposed Municipal Play
ground.

L. NJ Tartagiia son Of Carmel Tar
tagiia unc of Nlhuqurtuue's leading
citizens Of Italian abstraction. sisu,i
q deed at noon to-day. conveying go
the city " Albuquerque a strip VI
land 67s fcct widc on the river bank
near Barela- This tract Is the
starter OF the proposed Rio Crande
Park. and consists ~ an exception
ally lin" cottonwood grove lying be-
tween the Barclas road and the river.
Mr TartIglia wlll retain ownership
81 that rart Of his land not within
the pro- Dsci park, ana Will havc
frontage ON the PARK road Several
other property owners city officials
say. are expected go follow Mr. Tar
taglia's ";awpl" within tho next few
day m iTn,ng deeds for the pro-
posed pa
4 delegation consisting Of city Off
cialg officers OF the Chamber OF
C%ontuor'r. and leading business mon
waited ut Mr. Tartaglia after tho
decd had been signed, and formally
thanked him fnr hts progressive att
tud" aud public spirit IN taking the
first step toward the realization OF
the proposed park.
col Alfred GrunSfcld. representing
the county. assured those present at
the informal gathering In the Tar
taEl.a shop that the dirt would ny
on the proposed o Immediately
after the rest of the property owners
had followed Mir T~artaglia's example
Now that the 'ic- has been broken"
mor deeds are expected 10 felow Ia
rapid succession.
The proposed park. according 20
Chamber OF Commerce officiabN will
be the largest recreation ground be-
tween Denver and the Pacific eoasi.
The land acquired by tho city today
Will be an especially fine picnic
ground by reason OF its large trees
and ease OF access from tho termi-
nus OF the Second street car line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Goes to Join for 60
Days as Result of a
Scrap With His Wife

H. G.. Mallick today went
tu iail for sixty days az the
result % a little scrap with
his wife
You are charged with dis
turbancc uf the peace said
Judge " W. Mcclellan when
Mallick appeared before him
IN police court How do you
plead guilty or rot guilty
Mallick admitted that he
had a little scrap with his
wife at his home.
But she did most ~ the
scrapping ne added
worked me over with q brick
and hroomstick Mallick
showed no outward sign of
the working over lie said
his wife fled when she saw a
policeman coming, She ask
ed him to run with her. hut he
had no reason to run, he AS
serted. He remained aud was
arrested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
SIX sAMNus ARR
KILLED IN ACTION

Washington. juno 2l-The army
casualty list today contained IS names,
divided as follows.
Killed in action. q: died of wounds,
!. died %! disease. 3. wounded eVcre
l,, %. wounded, degree undetermined,
Z.
Killed in action:
Sergeant James Lucas. CORTLAND,
Ind Horscshoer Ray Williams. Addi-
son. y. Y; Priyatcs Homer q. Harris.
Thurbcr, TeXus: Thomas !. O'Conncli,
Ncw York. Walter Slomka. Chicago;
Thomas Zangara. Passaic. y. j.
Dicd Di wounds:
Private BENJAMIN SaltImHn, Brook
lyn
Died ol disease:
Privatcs samuel g, Garrigucs, I'm
portal. calf: clyde N. Goodscll, To.
pcka. Konsas. Robert Guhin, Belzoni,
Miss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
Registration Of Women
Speeded Up; Is Report

Registration 10y enemy alien women
aud wives of enemy aliens, who must
register rs well as natives OF Ger.
many, took q squirt today. The great
est number to present themselves
for registration in a single day had
reported at police headquarters
shortly after noon Police said that
fifteen women had rcpoi ted since the
beginning of registration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
MOTHER-DAUGHTER
CONGRESS WILL SEE
SOLDIERS IN FRANCE
George Creel Will Send Eight
Reels Of Motion Picture Films
Showing sammies in Training
and in Trenches.

} \ call isHucd today hy Maj
j. ". Toulouse. field secretary
} OF the food COMMUNICATION, asks
} automobile owners 10 sid IN
the carrying Of delegates 10 the
Mother-D Daughter congress to
} the picnic grounds
The picnic Will take place on
Thursday afternoon OF Mother
Daughter week In Lovers Lane
north OF the Alameda bridge
} across the Rio Grgndc. II will
rot be solely for delegates. II
will Ice for Nlbuqueraueans too
} Tho military band. which Will
come from Camp cody Tor the
congress. viii play, and Austin
, - Grille. president OF the state
, college. Will speak.
, The Motor Minute Men have
, already offered seventeen auto
B mobiles. THAT number Is not
, sufficient. Major Toulouse ne
, hcvcs. a. hopes that twenty
} I'VE more automobile owners
B will offer their cara. He asked
, them TO telephone Miss Bessie
, MCNamn at the food ADMIN
, istration's headquarters The
} headquarters telephone number
b Is 266.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
ALBUQUERQUE BOY
WAS IN ZONE Of
UBOAT ATTACKS
James S. Wroth, Guggenheim En-.
gineer, at Home to Visit Parents
Before Going TO Training Camp
as Lieutenant of Engineers.

James : Wruth son Of Dr aud
Mrs. James o. Wroth. Is at home for
a brief visit to his parents before
going To- the training camp 40 Peters
burg. Virginia. where he Will go
through the training courso of u
lieutenant OF engineers. Lieutenant
Wroth received his commission jn
Washington last week. immediately
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21
MARINES NAMED
IN CASUALTY LIST,
ARMY LOSSES LIGHT
Thirty eight Land Fighters Men.
TONED in Days Honor Roll 16
Americans Die in Action, and 90
Succumb to Wounds.

Washington. June 1.-THE marine
corps casually list issued today IN
~ names. divided as follows
NFdtiiicG In action 10; died % wounds
-. wounded severely 9S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-21

General Pershing's soldiers viii dig
trenches. throw deadly grcnadcs and
Ego over the top" In eight reels before
the Mother Daughter congress.
Mai j. n Toulouse. field secretary
OF the food administration announced
today that George Creel, chairman ~
the committee on public Information,
had telcgrnphed tina he would send
eight reels of motion picture Aims Tor
the congress. showing the Sansmivs az
work on the French battle front The
pictures will show Them in training for
the grim work In the trenches n
also N action. Major Toulouse said
Major Toulouse intends TO stage the
show in Robinson Park after night
fall " that Is practicable. He was not
sure that 81 would he and did not make
a definite announcement as to the
place.
Another high-class entertainment
feature OF the congress- viii be CON
certs by the military band which will
come here from Camp Cody. Tho sol
der musicians will play az every scs-
sion OF the congress and probably viii
give -four concerts In Robinson park.
Congress Opens Monday.
Tho bringing OF the band here was
made possible by the ChnUber of
Commerce. the state council OF de
Tense. Robert T. Putney. Ralph C. Ely
food administrator, and ~. q. Bush.
assistant food administrator The,
gave nearly $500 for the musicians
railroad fare.
The FIST session of the III will
be held nest Monday afternoon In the
armory on the following days of tn.
week there will be sessions IN the
mornings as well rs len the afternoons.
The morning programs will consist ~
demonstrations ana the afternoon
programs chiefly of lectures. Men and
women of national reputc viii give
IA. lectures. including Dr. Albert
Shields. director of the National Secur-
nv league and superintendent OF the
san Francisco schools: Miss Ida NJ.
Tarbell. head of tho home economics
division of the women's committee OF
the national council of dcfcnsc ana
Miss Martha Van Rensslaer, chief 81
the home economies division OF tho
national God administration
The demonstrations will require no
wheat nour and little sugar Sugar
conhscated 10y the food admiuistra.
ton will be used. Ralph g. Ely. food
administrator. Offered the congress zoe
pounds. II will he more han enough.
lie also offered coniiscated -four. II
viii not be needed.
VIII Can without Sugar.
Canning Eithout sugar will be- ono
OF the leg u tSught by the demon