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apply to Herald.
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Good quality baled straw for
sale. Inquire at Bank of North
ern Arizona.
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Buy a nice piece of Furniture
for your mother at Wetzler's.
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Complete Line of Standard
Watches, priced right, at Wetzler
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Get the habit take the Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
THOUSANDS Of NAVAL.
RESERV|STS CALLED
FOR SEA SERVICE

WASHINGTuN. Jul! "'.--l:, accord
arcc with ~, ir' arranged i'inT Scr n"
.ll, =" tax" "yrr r:'mrr"l IL AL *hprn%
,nG";:"h IN rrar&rmrl'"s troops and VI.
-,.rI.!i"S. n"."r= t,i, boon lSs'i"d d!
tn. NAY department calling *'E''A'
rh,.isrrd In"r' r'.>'.rNrs'S go hr'iN" duty
~, iurrh.r called. = NJ stated "i;i-
r:-.liy '"-dn? MIS- lrrl:"I '"iE NY tn"
ar.,.iahl" ra"...I''s ~. handling ~ th'
naval ;r;iin.n,, stations.
After undergoing Il few w'"k" In,""-
.,, :. trl,n.ug, :hr nan VIII l." urEanlHrd
,i.!n crows w"l"H Will Ia utilized - r.
place tn. ,.iytl;a;' $HiinrS uaW "IHnnlhf
TIN. lr,",I rr.L supply SHIPS. and tor ih'
y,..;,.. = Ma: .,r:'. '"rSiHnili hong TURN
-. .r"r t" 'llN navy uni ~ OWE cen
.!ru. ii"N rrn&rh:il.
r., b..,ru th.. process Of transferring
rr,. military tru.r%". h"IdS If III" Ntri-
..,.. Experimental tur"@uS have tnhu:Sur-
.,. / = strict canvass II i''' Ia'n on
...-,- .iU.y i their "rs::'ui.:'!' i";.>. |" u'-
,.rulu. now many "nn !" SPAR" Tor
=, -. ".ih SHIPS ana troops.
Al rnnr'u' Cu"p> HEADQUARTERS "rd"rS
hay" h,."u ISSUED :" iHtrit every :nu''
Who's. rlur" r:,n IL" filled hy woman.
e" %. in.u w;ll H.. .,"'li :" ui:" -! TN" corps
~:atl"u$ for duly with 4 unit.
similarly Roar Admiral Mr''"wan'
nltluHSlr- general 81 ih' navy. Ms
Started = camlHicn Tor n.'' reduction IN
II" nut3h"r "f p";;H "fiIrrrS. y""l'"n
.!:.,! enlisted rl"u wh" AZ. filling c'"r''
N pn>liIuli> III tn, bureau a.; Supi'!i'S
and accounts. fh" h"""i:u ~ naNlEa-
:int,, under k"n~ Admiral Palmer. was
;hr iiry, 70 undertake" Ih'> <trp. rs u
result IT winch =. ,.r:ti iMl'ir.! men
viii l." added Ia III" fore" &ha'!;tb!r Tor
~"rEir" nj S":L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
GENERAL MANN RETIRED.

WASHINGTON. July. 3i.-Having
reached tho aga Of 81. RriEadicr General
William ~ Mann. u. S. A, command
ing tho eastern department with head
quarters NJ Governors Island. New
York. and former commander Of the
Forty-sccnnd. or Rainbow division. was
transferred to-day to the retired list.
Official announcement as to General
Mann'S successor has not hc"n made.
but il IS believed that Major General.
J. FRANKLIN Rcll. now in command or
Camp Upton. y. Y. will b" named as
cnrrmandcr "r tho eastern department.
General Bell formerly was at the head
OF the eastern department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
Ex-Czar Collapsed
When Put to Death
BY the Bolsheviki

ANSTEEnAM. Iulv 2i.-Giv"r ~"
hours ~ which - prepare for ;a'' '"d.
Sicholaz r"us"n"f. former Russian "rn
oero-. las tailr;. on: 10y hIs execution
e.s in 4 stat. G.; such c"!i1pS" -ha' =:
was r.c"Syar,- - pr", him a%a:1~t -
post, Gays :hc. L.,kal .irz":s"r. % h"r,:c
which claims 10 nav perceived ::u:: Il
high Russian pcrs"naS" an account .;
the rr?"ror's last hnGr$.
Nicholas Vas awakened IT ; O'Clock on
che morning nf III" day OF his execution
by n patrol OF 4 nnn-conlrciss:oncdo officer
and SIX men. He was told 20 dress
and was then taken 20 n room where the
Gecis sion Of the Soviet council VAS COM
n:un!cated To him He was informed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

As Professor Wilson. years before
his present office. wrote an essay on
lh" nlIUr" and duties or IL" rrrSi-
cr,I'l. 81 Major f'uCh IN IL" Suprr."r
Scfluu' nr war in 1000. lrcturrd hi:
pupils upon Ia" art Of command and
Ih., funrl!unS of tho general :'Sim"
TIL" Major k'urh Of th0S" days WAS
almost q mystic in his 'X;I!tat'"n III
The sacred fire that must burn wii':in
the breast OF the bonn general. Ia
":nlprra;i v" fluid" which H. :nG.e;
know how 10 CuInnlunucat" tnr'uEh
all tho ranks Of his army. inspiring;
every man with the will !" conquer.
I'ncunS"IuuSly. perhaps, Major rnrH
,lr.;crih"S IN thu article which follows
m, Qualities which his SuhirTil nat":;
Of today unanimously ascr.h" I" Their
G;.,l,raliSS!mo. He dw-iiS quietly IN
, !ittlr mouse FAR behind the lines.
Tl"r, .lr., no MAPS IN evidence. ~
7,urr,Iny. OF motor cars. nut t"""
E',.;, :. CARRYING OUT today his th"n-
rIrs Of long ago: l"avi;;E IN has SuH"r-
IinatcS. i'rIaIn. lia!S ;Ln" IA" resi-.
:he task Of Accomplishing IN th"ir
own way. on their "w,, initiative. III"
~iraf"Sc aims hr sets tErW. FH"h
waits: hU' through las, army and 'h.'
armies II III" allies NJ F'ranr.. nj has
sent cuuryInc hat Imperative fiT'd'
which Il" describes here. and every
Solhicr who comes back bears witness
20 II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

Tho G"ncra'isStmn alone prlct "'.s IN"
ART II e'rc,t"Ey IN tn" Ccmpi";" S"nS'' IF
i!.. WORT: and strategy - III" poetry al
VA: Ill others ""nr!r" themselves, e"
tactics. III" pros" "t WY. lI' anne =
IA" orGunizrr and conductor az =" or
ch"strH: The others arr "n!: players
under his haton.
Whether the gcncruisslmn is himself
with the advanced guard divisions ar
divisions Of hattie, ev"ry uni, III our
military orSun!Zatinn-th" army. Ia"
CORPS. the division. the brigade. IN" reg
irn"nt is 4 subordinate amt. tn" cher
Of each of these different units c"uS"-
uuently as we'll as commanding II. must
lnarn To .ohcy: b.for" dcIaiIu" his own
orders ne must inSpir" himself with
Lhns" which h" has received. i'N' N
war 70 obey is difficult Thing. 'n'"'-
cnco Is needed In tho presence nj ;h" IN
crCy. and in spite -! tn" enemy: III INC
midst Of danger. OF various and uni"7-
seen circumstances: h'forn tn" unknown
which may he full Of menace: AnG 90
snjta tho fatIE,ln which results from
many causes. And how can an Officer
pursue Tho execution "f an order re
rri;.nl. how can hr confirm" tn" develop
mont Of 4 program or Schrm". u ~ noes
MOT Safeguard his liberty "r action |"
,novo IN spite IF tho enemy M"''k"
aid. I'm wnr our own Will soon Hi'""f,
- the mac D'Nnlfll " - ~ ~
Tho art nr war Is thr AT "f guarding
onc's liberty Of action" wr"'" N"N"ih"h.
T, tho measure that numbers increase
and with them l"rrth "f tim" ana ~
font Of Sparr ;hrS" questions t"',oTn"
moro dirficult TIL" high command ~
tto strict sense of IN" WORT. l"S'N I"
prcciSion. II must rs always Hr'"rhi.'''
strictly tho result 10 '"' won '"' '''
,hn wnva and rroaue nC winning y. HOW
MAINTAIN nc
clear vision Of II" &NS!" sum "',n
,rt,;cb they hay" hc"n inspired 1uu n
~. rao,n fi,nn t>onn"r"o tt"lr ""n ND
=. or action in the s"nsr ma, %'i '',,'H
hy. tho development oI tn'"ll"'iN' az.
cirl!nc. the first TrGuir"mr"'. "h',h ,'".
nr.:ers md imposes On Al SUM
~, MIN desired ~ their Supfr;"r%. '.'''i
i ~, cccnrl place. lay in'"lit:'H' AnH
.r.;,.o sisciplirn or rather initiative una
chooses ,hr -rnCanS ny when I" arr'H' u
80 coal in,lirat"'E Her" vs." htN' ~
.i.,h conception Of military INC, H''''
,,,Ijrh h.. I, we'll understood !naE'S go
--,nnEv upon Ch1rnr'"T rs W. - -
,n5 rnicrtInE that tn'mnM!'E ~ .h'''''.
n,,.n ,rl,;rh MAJ n. called :thS"n"" .,
.,ar-,,- Tho automatic "h""'",''' 80
no ankz ia prTha1" >nFii'"'' '''
sc,droro who have only - ''lTF'
or1.I-e thou Gh oven they WIZ VIZ
10 If thrv know whH' in'E mr. "'',''
,,, :. :. entirely Insufficient Tor 80
,;,o,c chief who mus WIN no
~ ~ his d!-rn-t. interpret an"
o,,t ,be viii! or his supporter.
40 ihiq ne must frs: "n'"'0>''"'' "
c-r,c-,,s. ptnn: then he MUS h''"''''',,,.
:, u-;th tho means which no -
=. ,,-,rorr,ntc - N" ~ir"un&ia-,S-
l.: ~ So" iYdr" Who
~ "sIc- ,l,r0 avs = rlaU ~ "hA'H'
49,, g., obvious: l'uf 80 ".r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

IN" execution would he carried out IN
w" hours
IN" CORNER "a,H"rHr :; IS added re.
c"i""'!. III" aan"unc"m"n, - III" sentence
re death win graz calm7"sS II" rc-
turned :" his bedroom ard collapsed in
~ha:r .,t'c- a few minutes ne asked
f"r a priest. With whom he vas al
lowed - remain unattended Suisse
.;-.'n.,E. J." wro'., several letters
"h"u -" r=r"r; nrrtr"G % 'a&o him
4" n" pIncc q r""cI;!or. Nicholas at
'r'Gr'"d - r!s" FROM his chair. bu; was
not hh' I'll" priest and = soldier
Eern Obliged 70 h"ln him E"t 10 his fcet.
TIL" condemned man drScrrd"G the stairs
with difficulty and orc" Il" fnll DOM.
As he vas unable 20 stand Without
support "her the rlnrc or cErrus.ur waR
reached. no was propnc1 nSaInN. post.
He raised hIs hands Hnl seemed 10 be
trying n speak. bur tho rifles spok" md
nc fell dcad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
NOTICE

Editor IntelTgencer:
You ere authorized TO announced
Davis a,kns Of Morgantowa. Aonou-
gala Co.. II candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia. CUB
,ect 10 all rules OF the Republican Party
and the laws Of the State OF West Viz
.cin.n governing tho primary election
10 he reid August, 1919. 60.
EtINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
J. IL. McJi:RMOTT. Chairman.
p o. Drawer. SSl.
Morgantown. W. Ea--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
4 Testimonial To Hon. Jesse A. Bloch
TO THE PUBLIC


the that organized
employees Bloch Bros Tobacco Company
the model
continually employed
of
of
healthy conditions factories
ties
rto the ntere
in signing the uniformly fair and courteous
all We
We
by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
FAVORABLE REPLY.

lnEpDE July %l.-~Th" German GOV
cruIrru, has given faTnr;:hl,. reply IT,
th" ,IiItartOu Il the American govern
nlru; - ,."nE,n" Il conference Ia ar
range tor thu exchange al military ard
civilian prisoners. says Il despatch L.
;h.. EXCHANGE Telegraph from .imstCr-
danI Quoting 4 l:"rlin despatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
VIM. F. HAHNE
PAULINE YOUNG
LENA NIEDERME : Err
VIM. G. BLUM
HENRY G. KLOSS
MORE GENERALS
FOR MARINE CORPS

WASHINGTON. July 31.-Thcsc
promotions in the marine corps were
approved today by President Wilson:
Rrigadicr-Gcncral John a. Lejeune
to hr permanent major-Eencrut:
Brigade General ]. w. r. Waller. 10
hc temporary major-general. and
roioncIs James f. Mahoncy. :. Charles
g. Long. Benjamin II. Fuller. Wendell
= Neville. cyrus S. Eadford John T.
Myers and Alhcrtus w. Catl!n to DC
temporary briEAdicr-Eenerals. g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
Prominent Republicans
Endorse Jos. II. Gaines
AN OPEN LETTER

To the Republican Voters OF Wcstv Virginia:
The Republicans citizens Of W" Virginia wish TO
your candidacy United States Senator
Of Hon Joseph H. Q Kauawha County
reconstruction that must folio" ms
sc war of the purs
patriotism and OF the highest
;n.eeua ability and tn believe that
Joseph H. pos< high qualities in special meas
u-e and at this the best fitted 70
represent great commercial labor ord manufacturing
interests Of this State in he United States Senate
of Representatives Joseph IT, LANES
A,a ~ ~ ,co ~ Tho WAYS and Means Committee
business mon
pronounced him that subject at Washington
argument in WASHINGTON for years
As Repuh1cans clievei The policy Of protection
West Virginia particular. protective tariff state Inc pros
Of her wisely adjusted
~ t ~ IIus,ncn: q tariff conditions after
tho activity employment OF thousands
Of our fellow ciens and Gaines Is better fitted
that any Wrna p'eS'n! or claims ana p0ecl
o interests Of all classes Virginia while thai readuen
being made ,o -. ,.,o.
III ~ - deeo,v Interested have selfish
personal To from distant
section: widely separated from us "0 IN some re-
ecs different in character Ordinarily might prefer for puoc
among our own c''ze0s0'p; o. Al ~ ~ " "
neiehbors. ,.-...;. ..,o.
believe demands OF US our best
leadership and our highest party must prove It's ren
70 public confidence forward men who most 'Ts represent
hos, thought believe that Joseph H. anS III MS
person degree than any o''F me '-e
re an marry i'm our and
appeal Republican voters OF West Virginia |" '"" OIL" ~
him \" United S;a"* Senate.
'0S E E a and rr:a: ray>las Sec LABEL" Iron Works
Glass HIGH BRADY.
! + HOLLOWAY. Banker SUPP " hee'ns rant f'a7"'
P-es Wheeling steel & Iron W A. rNzE11.
~ " W HIGGINS. Nouudsvjlc " Va,
y" II whs seiGr;> s~o Iron c" nnYDrr wheeling
" E. Wills. ,un,,, CHM, NJ. CUMMINGS. Wheeling
Co S, NTn:E " J. II i"kcns Co., Wheeling
Ts.Dasvc W co., :n !7 isEaxare Co.. Wheeling
= 10 ~ 1beoi,c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
LEADERS IN SOUTHERN COUNTIES
GI)lIE QIJT STRONGLY FOR GAINES

from lilu"ii"ir and Eramwell, dfstan:
resp. c;i,rly |" and o. Inil"S away.
J. E. Dana. Prominent Greepbrier Man
Is Strong for Gaines.
Mr.. I'nua says: Il wish - say a
wor, ;rr ny I'D friend. Jos. Holt
Gaines. carhtdalH for the Republican
nomination for United States senator.
Il ;htnk beyond n doubt he is tho
man for thH pine.
Mr.. Gaines has had broad expo
r!"r,r". covering six terms in the house
rs y United States Representatives. when
liz was conceded :" -. enc "f tn" ahlrSr
anu rii"&i brilliant Inr1np"r ni til" body.
III" hES always been level headed.
H.. has. r"v"r chased false gods. He
Couldn't r" 4 q rlaS"Su" Il ~ tried
Il shall veto for MIR Gaines and ;rut'
clrrv voter n IT," Giai". aS we'll a. in
kanhwha county. VIII cast his vutc fer
Joseph liu't ';Him"-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
Golden Links Hold
Big Affair Tonight
Interesting Program Arrang W.
B. Hilton Principal Speaker.

The, evening i'll ia" lodge r"nNs at
Furly-thi"t and. jacob @irr"lS. rf the
Wheeling order "f !inli"n Links tic
members VIII h"!l IN i::i"rria%' session.
featured with smoker and mi::!crI
program. In the carly part o.: H. "v"L-
!rg tier. viii IL Il IipuyrriX"d hnnVIrt
llnn Walter !; Hilton. supreme l",'.
tu-,r. Viii l"' Tho principal sr,Ikrr. nd
thor, MI! y" rluSi. h. M"s%-% Earl
rIrn..l AID Harry Marx. WI. Ir"f. l;:y-
N 80 ~. piano.
,:n" ~ lh, Ing i'tlur'~ uf III" evening
vii! t." -" lmIl.at!'H Of - randrGni"a
into IA" mysteries al III" order 10y She
ssWh"rlinE team. with supreme or.
ra!izcr II. ". Mitchell IN charSr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

The hay crop in Now York State Is
Il million tons short: +.Ann. nhh tons -
tho estimate for this years crop. one
Of the lirhtcst Of recent years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
.TUScrw,|la Farm T;rc"nhri"r County.
Col. Fred Paul Grosscup .or Crimes.

Col. Ireu Paul 1fGS5cuD !or GfiEcS'
The man II" Quilt ta' r!ty OF Dun
H.. and TIE. :.ir".t r:.r i'n' /" ii. ono
e.; IN, stltc< ir.si Lu"w; cruiralistS
ard rrurlri.r'. and a" 80 IL. hiE Rc-
Iru'ii"rn LEADERS 81; tn, STAT. s;yS:
'''Fb" ';,Ii U2,.'"lU"nl = taking on
rapid i'r"u"rti':,S and H. viii make =
spirudld showing "u TH"s!ly."
Ex-Governor Atkinson tor Gaines.
t,>-r;,.i' rIlrr -; y. Atkinson IS max
rrS a :.ti'u.: ,:f"r; s.. :'"'. hat MIR.
I;n,n". : nominated. In an Interview.
hr smll -sHi"ur "th.r '!MuEs:
since the hc business Mon % The
nor h"rr and of III" stat" haze declared
almost srliiIy in favor Of Gaines. that
class nf rIr.n in Other :pa-ts a.: The state
Ar" turning To him ] am for Gaines
for several reasons. thr ex-governor
says. "fir:.'. hrcausc OF his splendid
fitness.
"Kanawha county should Civ" him
solid vet" in IN" primary
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

No excuses, no apologies, no regrets If the
Hon Virgil L. Highland is nominated to head
the party's ticket this year. Only Pride anG
Confidence, Party Harmony and strong ap-
peal to voters of all parties, and a man in the
United States Senate fit to be there.
Why Not Take a Stand Today for This
Leading Candidate?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

nSv I'll. Tnr"rrA;ir"Hl New Eu"".Iu.
Trr E"S;"u. N""vN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
h, j. S. Senate
Is A Man S Size Job
Hon. Virgil |. Highland

Has been doing man s size jobs all his life, has
done them so successfully that he stands
in the front ranks of West Virginia's Fore:
most Men. And the foremost men OF west
Virginia are espousing his candidacy.
They appeal to YOU MIR. Republican, to
ioin with them, and put the Highland candl-
dacy "Or2r the Top" on Primary Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22

the course of greater safety The COW or
.he herd which supple the milk TO be
given 20 au infant must be- free from This
terrible disease
The milk used Tor infant feeding should
be- ns much like mother milk Iu compost
ton ns possible Cows milk has about
twice a. much protein in Do as mothers
milk This is the chief difference between
the two. 'h' r"nt"ut Ut fat and sugar Ia
the two milha SIS approximately the same
There is "a perfectly simple and easy
method of modifying COWS milk To make
30 resemble That OF the mother u is I'm
puriaut that every mother know how this
is done. but not every mother has access
to a doctor or a book ru tell her how The
following is the uothod to bc employed.
Assume that the bottle W milk intended
for me babv holds a guari A -oou 3s n
.., .,, So,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22
First Aid to the Thin
Bu Lima CaUaiieri

I....U.. ..r. ,.l d.. 49,. l.ta,
'"' '" " "''
mp ' you can 'l''p at I'a'i YOU can
rot your muscles Dud YOUR eyes When
.uu zoo uu. STD two or thrr. rla.sas Of
...4. .
' " u
'..' ''''. ..'' I'd "''"h
F'f dInn'f UH' "r. food fntl appeals
ru tUu that o. uF. 10 starch. ur auypry or
..f,. r.t.-. p,, .. .t.tt.
."
''" '' ''''
ln Toe above dict YOU must OBJ" sure 20
u.. .'Drtg of common spnsa also Du NOT
,I,.g. ,.,, u.,,.r it..,.
'''
.''''' '"' E''' 'p''''' 'N''"N' Q" your
II'i ui 900 Times DO uui cat OBJ. rich foods
.H freely that your DIGESTION sIu hnrnma
rru,ir.J aud ,,rr ..r,r.,t.. ,..,,o,
''' '''' "-'""'' ny ''''"'"f "a tla7'
ul warmed milk. "a cup lr cocoon or choco
latte aud eating q biscuit OF two before
r.iir.pr
N'.' ' "'"N '''" ''' 'I''' OF ioods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22

A thin woman haa lut Utlc appc
"A Ute us % ru.u uud 30 B. HHrd l1
a ftIIpu uu. vI. NUI uo. Olt She
should eu ,a 20 phys .IJu .,Il nm 90 her
boss ct aprutlt. and 1.t .ur t .r,srrip.
uuu for % tonic which unI Dbl, nn uppo
tlger SOME form of iron b.. .l1II. what
is given Th.. $3.50 Soon Iriur H.r to
the table uo, oul, hungry bout taIrl, ray
enous tor ruud food And. after oI % is
largely what Wo ca, that decide. whether
$50 shall Doe thin % fof
Also. tha woman who would Doc plump
must add TO her daily allowance of aIo,p
u sho sleeps ,.eht hours and IS s'UI fhiu
she should sleep nine hours. or even ten
And she should take % map ~ half AN
hour to an hour after her midday meal
d should exercise before. instead OF
after. her meal
Briefly, this ls the most sensible reEi.
men ! can advise FOR the tHiu woman who
wants plump shoulders and pretty round
cd checks.
Begin the day with "a HIGHT breakfast lu
bed. The breakfast mas he "a uuf off cocoa
or chocolate made with milk and sweet
rurl with three humps of sugar iu each
'tI.. lI '.I" 'A"' NtNAl In NNi I..I.F N.'I
pNtruyogaui!y because % is a food Three
slices of richly b@utte?od toast and two
medium boiled eggs should complete tho
meal.
Then. It possible. rest Tor half am hour
better am hour The time can be utilized
by looking after your correspondence ln
reading the morning papers or 60 maxi
ing your plans for tho duy
Have q tDpid bath drawn. and remain
IA this ten ar fifteen minutcs a slightly
cooler shower should be taken before
leaving the tub. 10 prevent your taking
cold.
o you can go Tor IL short walk or
drive Dc not make this "a forced duty.
You should look forward To % with pleas
ure. and not remain out long enough 10
become too greatly fatlgued
Luncheon may bee OF roast beef or NUT
ton with gravy, any green salad With
m%ayonnaise dressing, a cup OF cocoa or a
glass OF milk Bananas. strawberries and
cream or peaches and pastry should form
the finish.
Between luncheon and dinner you
should dress yourself IN a comfortable
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bTHE weaving Of the child Is a pes.
fectly natural event The process rs
Of two kinds, voluntary ana en-.
forced
The enforced weaving OF a child is dae
to many causes First, the iusufirioucy Of
Oh. maternal supply. which ,- DO, most ira-
queut Second, illness or accident may de-.
prIyp the infant OF if, mother milk
THIRD aRd ruis Us happily |iutraquout the
character OF the mother milk i- .o aIl rrd
boz SOME way as to be- Insufficient tor the
child or .u cause illness.
tn regard to the time of weaving there
ls considerable difference OF opinion
Looked o., from ,ho standpoint Of nature.
IL appears that au miau. should not bee
weouri until tho mcohou.. tor ma-ti,at
ms food ls developed This rule would
require q CHILD 90 remain 40 tt- Mothers
br.3' until nlto.u or c.shlpDu months of
age lhis is undoubtedly po-tpouIus the
weaung of % child longer than BIS ue,es.
sary or desirable.
on the other hand. tho voluntary weau.
Ing of a child at seven or eight mouths
when the mother Is perfectly able TO nour
fish il longer represents tho other extreme
IN my opinion, infant welfare would he
somoted II the age OF weaving should
average about a year.
Tho milk which i- selected to take tho
place of the mother milk iu normal wean
inE or In enforced weaniug is of the high
eHt Importance.
Ia this country ,he term milk implies
The milk of q COW There are some reasons
for prcierring the milk OF the goat The
especial reason for this is that the goat IS
rarely afflicted with tuberculosis on the
other hand. the COWS Is peculiarly suscep-
TN, iu this disease
( cannot enter here into = discussion Of
the old question az 10 whether bovine
tuberculosis can he conveyed 10 the human
animal The evidence Chat this Is possible
BE-. 20 my mind. convincing Even n were
in doubt about tUo ma. .r. / hould advise
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quantities as the child grows older
The orange juice has two good proper.
ties, II prevents the DANCER oi 'uryy,
which sometimes occurs when uasteurized
or boiled milk 10 used. II also tends to
prevent constipation.
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advise an mothers 10 write TO the chill.
dron's Bureau Of the Department OF Labor.
Washington. ID c., and ask Tor these two
pamphlets. Infant Care and "Child Wei
fare These publications are sent free
upon application.
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Right Food for the Baby
Bu Harueu w. WHey, NJ. d..

The Famous Authority on Pure Fcod and Director Of the Bureau Of
Foods. Sanitation and Health Of Good Housekeeping Magazine
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