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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
DEMANDS PEACE BEFORE
SENDING OVER C0NsULS
state Department Says That Trade
Relations With Germany Must
BE Rebuilt.
BDAN KET LICENSE PLAN
Officials Assert That Bars Arc Down
to Most of the Ordinary Articles OF
ommcrcc-t'igurcs Disclose Bust
ness Done.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-The Stat.
Department. Is emphatic in us stand
into Germany until peace has been
definitely established between the
United States and that country, and
they declare only an imperfect trade
consular officers, who are in charge
OF the legal ond Of international trade.
AS a matter Of fact. the lack o.
American consular representation is
declared by the administration officials
I" be the greatest present handicap
10 resumption Of trade. with the
PRESIDENTS authorization Of blanket Il
ccnses under the trading with the
III! act last July. commercial inter
course with Germany practically was
freed from legal restrictions. and II,
continues in that situation,
-. Some Articles Prohibited.
mere are some prohibited articles.
Such as drugs. chemicals and dycstuffs,
but the bars are down TO most OF the
ORDINARY articles OF commerce.
II Is explained that this condition
APPLIES chiefly on imports from Ger
many many, 1nohsh it affects in less degree
many. IL Is in the import situation
that tho government is chiefly con.
cerncd. and for which the American
course, Germany also lacks consulai
representation here though arranrc
menis have been made TO admit Ger
tain German trade agents to arrange
this country
German Trade Figures.
Figures on Americas trade Win
Germany IN October have not been fully
compiled. but during September the
United states imported nearly $4,000 :
600 worth OF goods from that country
and Il sent goods valued at abou, So. :
100000 For the nine months ending
with September tho mpor, trade To-
about $4,000. 900 ''' =
Tho S-natc's failure to act left OF
the hands OF the administration a
big collection Of knotty problems. ch,er
among which !E the question Of prop-
crty rights IN the German ships and
other property Of enemy aliens seized
by the government in this country. The
state Department experts say there is
not legal sanction for retention OF THIS
property unless the treaty. which CON
tain provision legalizing Il. Is rati-
fed. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
MRS. BORDEN'S ALLOWANCE
INCREASED $4,000 A YEAR
Widow of MIX NIngnste Now LIN.
sao,O00 icNr for Livin:
EApcnscs,

NEW ROCHELLE. " Y. Nov. 9o.--
An increase OF $1,000 year in the
allowance for the care of Mrs. Theresa
i{ordcn, an incompetent. was approved
today by supreme Court Justice Young
on tao ground chat il was warranted
by the nigh cost OF living.
Mrs. Borden, who Is the widow o.
ono OF tho founders OF the BUrdcn's
condensed milk company. has un estate
valued at S2,Ooo,Ooo. she Is look cd
after by corps OF attendants The
allowance Tor her care last year was
Counsel for Ambrose McCabc com
mittrc OF the estate. presented q petit
ton 40 the court in which il MAS Sc.
forth that hotel bills. doctors foes. and
pay OF attendants for November ana
Dcccnibcr Will aggregate $1,000
II was stated that an increase o: tho
a allowance VAS necessary because all
necessary clothing purchased has cost
more than in any former year. and
that the hotels In which the said
Theresa Borden continues 90 live have
increased their rate Of charge" Mrs.
borden has been living at tho New
Willard, in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
ARRESTED CHARGED WITH
SELLING FAKE WAR BOOK
.tSent Snid Work Would De.rrIbe
Achievements or Captain of In
duhtry In Conflict.
lBy Associated Pr.s,.l

NEW YORK, Nov IA. l.. Lautman
Was arrested yesterday on an in
q. ci!ncnt charging that nc obtained
money under false pretenses by get.
Ting subscriptions TO a book known "a.
The ScriDcs Review OF America
laii-l9lc," which he said would be
sent TO ''all papers receiving tho AS
ISOLATED Press service and the United
Press SERVICE"
The book purportcd TO be record
Of the achievements of captains OK In
dGstry In helping 10 win the war.
Prospective subscribers were informed
that tie book would be published ouco
~ :our years. and would be very ex-
elusive"
Thcy were offered descriptions o..
$3.50 to $1,000. The ind!cimsn, hns
two counts. One charges that he OBJ
tanned $3.50 by false prctenscs from
the Liberty National Bank, OF New
York. and the other that ne attempted
To obtain $500 by false pretcnses from
tMe L.berty steel Products COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Keyboard Touches
'he Gospel of SticIl-to-s-tlyen..
IVY FRANK II. BRoOkS

YOUR Ini on sIno9i that believes il you pu,
ro,,-so ~" W. CONE TO You without knockinE OF
"G7,mni , U,ncr /" Income member Of this
lion 10 y'.'eaS YOU concentrate on your rcgoii
,n -, T." &c. what you want and have III. key
stand hitched ~" may as Wc!i
IN business ,i the initial step is 20 ascertain
general al" Sfs, i'ed for stick it, As a
"ScSpiSSn nt ahhHwherS There hnve been some
oD "itn up on one thing and STUCK to it, s;srt
'in -; a Incl determinaton Conditions ma :.
harnen 't thoI MN, may come. Things viii
and nsiHS. 20 !; back TO your original resolution
49,, na.ns II as a compass. start again Yom
turk w,is 10 go back several times. Each re-
ic . GGu VII ma the road that will prove to
NAV Hf nc definite in object in life always arrives l,
VII 10 stang , every storm that hits IT, ;mvSius
u n"h VINO is successful bcEcts discomfort AMI
Yen aY MY VII mnddls any good intention.
~" ~" e6n Mom nc read The NNXvII. Psalm you viii
IndlE. Whatever YOU undertake. never he :,
~ ''cr, unless YOU quit bad habit pcon,c
mNs "a are worth cultiyating go across the stree;
IN any sort OF weather TO avoid n uuittcr M
si"nnEc IN p little hshfalutn of an old mis-.
s"'"NE 'hat belts the midnight sky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
CARLISLE INDUCES
IN MUCH LETTER WRITING
Police Official. Express Opinion fa-
nous Hnpdit & Now In
Denver.

DENVER COL. Nov. .. That
"E!ll" Carlisle. the bandit. Is in Den
yer was tho belle. OF many polio. OF :
nccrs today. due. they said. 10 letters
received by Denver newspapers and
y postcard addressed 10 Chief OF To-
lice Hamilton Armstrong. nurpurs IN
10 pave hc"n written ip Carlisle.
be in Texas" lie postcard said ,ni In
his letters TO the newspapers tho au-
nor said he would try the Denver and
l:ip Granhc Railroad next.
\ Union Pacific official at Cheyenne
asN"G 'hat the letters dc scmy .nerc
for examination.
the oihciai. They are very apt 10 be
genuine. The letters were mailed
today.
several posses are still IN tho field
guarding approaches to the mol. in
me wall 9 mountainous district OF
Eoming: wi,rc many criminals have
made their headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
A Daily Once-Over
\ Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss.

Why spend money and time and thought along
u iihc Tor winch YOU arc adapted?
GU are talented in certain direction and
nave l"liO"cd your bent for years, but YOU want
Il c!ianEc' think you would prefer sonnet hing
Csc ana 50 YOU try 10 put round block into
square hole, and it won't work.
fhCi YOU arc becoming less proficient in YOUR
own me. " nile YOU spend all your though, and
N""'2ics trying to make yourself over
quite probable that your Familiarity with
your HteWork UP 10 now has ma dc that ,rnr
an easy routine, and you accomplish much y nd
quickly. ~ ga"
Bur you think yon know it all along that line
so YOU are dSsa tisicd - ''
attitude? " w. '"''''
II you would set your standard higher ana he
more progressive, and have an ambition To he
nc very best in any country in your special
WoIA' you would nave your hands too fun To
W'St" time on something YOU can never ~,
""i!.--CopyrGht, 1912. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
The same Old Language.

The ghost of ereat-grandmothcr stood
on tho stair,
Her twentieth century namesakc fair
In her twentieth century gown.
There were no frills on sranddaugh-
tors clothes
So plain and tailored She
That the ghost Of great grandmother
henvcd n sigh
Ana she saw the frllly. ruiilc-dy gowns.
The high hceicd slippers and witchine
Which had been the proper thing for
In the time so long gone by.
The ghost Of grcat-grandmothcr stood
on the stair
And listened. almost in woe
To the conversation Of granddaughter
there
And her twentieth century beau
The girl was telling her business deals
And he listened with brow intent,
liG toid IN turn OF his own affairs
HOW MS money was earned and
While the ghost OF grandmother il
Recalled the beaus of by-gonc day.
But as she listened ghost of smile
~ wamc to her ghostly face.
'oi 'or,r eyes were speaking lam
a., "hicii has neither time nor place.
|" my gay. perhaps. it was ruHles
The ghost OF grcat-grandmother
",no SAID
"hu ia ms age ii seems to he bills"
go, Ana she nodded her wise old head.
""' whatever. tho time and whatever
the style
me same old story is told
IN Tue nEe-old language of eyes and
smiles '"
me language that never grows old"
cAoaroiihe Southern In Kansas City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Embracing Explosives

D OSSESSION Of dangerous explosives nv
criminals or other irresponsible people
soon Will be a thing Of the past according to
assurances given by the Bureau Of Mines Of
the Department OF Commerce. The accom-
pishment OF this highly salutary reform is
another debt which the nation owes TO the
war. The high explosives restriction act
was originally enacted as a straight war
measure II was intended 10 keep explosives
out OF the hands OF dynamiters. bomb
'hro"crs and all enemies of the nation, alien
or domestic.
This emergency act will cease 10 function
when peace has been declared Officially
There will no longer be Il Federal scheme
OF restriction in force, but the Department
or Interior officials, after "A survey of Tho
whole field, are convinced that whether Con
gross re-enact The wartime bill or not. the
various States will pass measures so risidlv
regulating the sale and use OF explosives tim,
little, il any OF them, will fall into tho honor
OF men with evil intent
since the present enactment, has becn In
once'' an purchasers OF explosives have been
uo'lrelied 1" secure license in advance
Hnch licenses could only be issued to those
who gave absolutely satisfactory cvidorcn
OF identity and purposes. This couplcd with
me excellent system of inspection rcduccd
inc ctlmc traccable 10 explosives almost IN
thc negative point. The effect Is IN brn ~
me Wh"ic matter TO the immediate attention
VI ola'n legislatures, one after another of
"hich Is regulating the explosives distribu-
! non system within its borders along lines
Suhi'ar 10 mat OF the Federal government
Iha' the country will always have a GER
tain number OF cvil-minded people whose
INCLINATION is toward the destruction of
human HE or property is circumstance
winch must be recognized on all sides. Dur
ing the period OF peace this was as well
Fnown as now. but il did moi seem to CON
Stitutc national menace. and therefore was
not dealt with AT tho root of the trouble
ne criminals were punished when taken or
me insane were imprisoned when caught
nut all this was after the damage had bcon
done. 1t is rcassuring, therefore ia b.vn
Tue opinion of the Department Of Interior
that state legislation promises 10 be swcep-
ing enough to take the place of tho wartime
regulations when til. latter so into the
discard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
ADVENTURES FLOCK TO
D'ANNUNz|O'S STANDARD
Italian Poet Is Determined to Annex
Dalmatia and Attack
Montenegro.
FIUME SITUATION is CRITICAL
Rome Elections Cause Former Aviu-
tor to Renew Activities TO Ac.
complish Idcals-Ilas Not Adam
dOned Aggressive Plans.
fBy Associated Press. !

LONDON. Nov. 22-Thc situation on
tho Adriatic, as a result Of Gabrielle
D'Amunzios campaign. has reached
crisis Private ndvices leave no
Daimat!a and attack Montenegro. The
Jugo.Siays are stated to have con;
A"SrnSr repcT, sayT rGpa'iGfn
Italian monarchy exists among DAN
i; is stated in the advices that fur
certainly prccipitaic hostiliiics with
dec jared Will direct their attack
Elections Were t'nfnyornbie.
stirred 10 further Efforts by the fact
that TIC Italian elections were, nn-
Are @ 10 Ms Ms"y
the reports state. and among GER
tain element there scems TO be de-
licvc he merely desires to annex Dali
can "a amS,on. wmatcvc ns his a af,pt!t%%tds
may be on this question. however,
there appears TO be no doub, that he
erosion In the Adviatic.
SItuntIon Il Delicate.
military ps srS VIXEN G fayoTs S9 ihe a she
neNation OF Daimatia has brought
suCh strong pressure To boar upon the
cate.
Today's London dispatches supple
ment advtccs from Rome received last
night. which reported the American
embassy actively engaged III watch
Ing the situation. which WAS reported
as holding possibilities OF serious de-
Nclopmcnt from hour to hour. as re
matian coast. Tho possibility Of a
move. into lstria 10y D'Annunzio was
mentioned IN rcccn; advices. IN which
case tho p:edic; ION MAS made That
whole divisions or Italian regulars
would b" likely 20 follow him An
istrinn move. would take him 10 the
borders Of N.ne:!a. IN which Venice
les.
Socialists Gn!n Power.
ItatNS internal conditions haze bee
rendered more uncertain by tho re-
cent elections. which GavC The Social
lists largely increased representation n.
N"rio@s pnrts OF the kin.dom.
IHc issue is sharply drawn between
M III" NIu0nal!st cicm.nts witch APP
~; hma inc nariiist Socialists. vino are
nIttcrlH against any move that viii
Dc Iih.l% again I" involve Italy In
WaT Thcr" have been hjuis recent, y
trat JuGo- Slavic is not likely 10 re-.
main passive under further pcnc,ru
tion by DAnnun2io along tho Dalinu-
Van coast. dciuob ilization OF her army
being suspended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

on the part OF one or the other will serve
TO AVOID break in existing friendly rela-
lions In such event the United States hav-
ing faied TO ratiiy the peace treaty and being
unhampered by obligations OF the LEAGUE OF
nations covenant. will be free to pursue such
further course of action in respect 10 en-
forcing its demands as TO Jenkins as il may
see fit. That can but mean, if there is to
be any backing down i'll the matter, it will
be by the government on tho farther side
OF the Rio Grande.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
PARL0R B0LSHEV.STS SEND
CHECKS TO RED LEADERS
Si00.H0 Worth Of Rcmiitnnrcs From,
New York Sympathizcrs Cap
tured In Raid.
LEy Associated rrnssl

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Chfcks total
ing 100000. donated to the Communis
party Of New York by some Of the
ciiy's 'parlor Holshcpists." are in tho
hands Of Chief City Magistrate McAdoo
il was learned today. They were seized
in the raids on radicals November Z
and S. and viii he submitted 10 the
extraordinary grand jury Investigating
scditiOus activities here. ii was an
nounccd.
not designated, made out by Mrs. Rose
Pastor stokes. are included in them
according to Assistant District Attor-
ney Rorke. 1t was To intcrrogaie her
concerning them that she was sub
poenaed yesterday, he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Philip Scheidemann, former German Chan-
cellor, complains that Germany has lapSed
from its brief spell OF leaning toward
democracy and is now i'll the power OF the
reactionaries. This statement finds support
in many recent incidents showing the temper
of the German people. We dare say, it will
not be long until they will be clamoring for
the re-establishmCnt OF tho throne with Il
Wohcnzollern on it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER :.

Representative Burke, of Pennsylvania,
labor member, asserts that the capitalists
secretly incitc J. w W. outbreaks III the
Wost TO discredit organized labor. This Is
a variation of the familiar argument, when
"a plant is blown up or burned with a strike
on that the owners destroyed their own
property to arouse public feeling against
peaceful and law-abidng strikers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Coalition OF Italy, Greece and Roumania
is hot prophetic of continued peace in the
Balkan cockpit. But through the failure OF
the. league OF nations To function promptly
and effectively, due TO lack OF action by the
United States Senate, nothing else can be
expected but that the little nations will form
alliances for their own protection or to cover
their Impressions, thus threatening the
world s. peace and making more difficult the
execution OF the program which has been
apped out by the peace council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

In respect Of the case Of William O. Jcn
kins American consular agent AT Puebla
Mexico, recently kidnapped By bandits. I'm,
subsequently, released upon payment of
large ransom, then thrown into prison by
The tA1eIican authorities upon the charge of
having been IN collision with his captors The
American government has issued an ulti-
matum, warning the Mexican government
that any further mOlcstation Of Jenkins Will
"scriously affect the relations between tt,e
United states and Mexico for which The GOV
eminent of Mexico must assume fun rospon-
sibility. Since the Mexican government
CLAMPS that 1t IS acting upon evidence which.
under Mexican law, justincs its procedure
Vim Jenkins case the respective attitudes OF
aihe two governments apparently have reached
san Hupasse where nothing but a bockdown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
lf.La Follette,s threatened ..showing up,

lila Follette's threatened showing up
OF that Indiana judge who granted the in
junction against the coal miners is no more
effective in removing him from the bench
than the showing up of La Toilette was
in depriving him OF his seat in the United
States Senate, then the jurisL has nothing
to fear. Any revelations the Wisconsin man
may make will be discreditcd in their in
cipiency coming from one with uncean
hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
NS'orry.

From Canada cold
Down 10 the Isthmus.
they think Of what
II costs for Christmas.
The guy that frets,
His name Is Father,
The rest Of 'em
Don; hardly bother.
Fate plucked a fruit
Without a stem on,
Md daddy gets
His annua! lemon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Ncw Record for Airulnne.

PARIS. Nov ga new speed record
for an airplane IS claimed for An Italian
aviator i'm dispatch received today
from Rome. The message says that an
Italian machine, piloted by an Italian.
flew PA kilometres tabout ITO miles)
in ono hour at the aviation field Of
Montecch!o. yesterday. The name of
the aviator was not given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
ruyejI NnrbIc Tob,s,.

ROME. Nov. 22.--Marb!e tablets coin
nicmoratmg the construction of n sana-
forum containing Loo beds for tuber-
the American Red Cross and Italian
Yesterday: General !Albricci, Minister Of
Today. General .Albricci Minister OF
WAR. represented the government. while
~. Nelson Gay. Of Boston. the hist oran,
represented America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
pfnOchlc,

lie sits by the table the whole nigh; long
Tho whole might long,
III" whole night long
Marking en- down and hummne song
Rubbing en- out and singing a song
Mcld!ns his and queens and kings
Forgetting the pressure OF other things:
And its gray in the east when the game
done
The pnochie fond is son-ot-a gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
THIN MAN HAS PROSPECTS
Expert Says Fat Men Are More Easily
Ancctcd by DeEenerstnE
Diseases.

CHICAGO Nov. 22-rhe thin ina y
happy life than the fat man, according
80 II. ". Butholp. who claims to have
spcn, years studying the subject. Mr..
EuthoIp is q lie insurance expert and
spoke today a; Il meeting OF the
American Institute Of Actuaries, in scs-
sion here.
Fat men are more easily affected
by deEcncratinS diseases between inc
ages Of forty ard sixty than the SO
called skinny man" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
M"ntencgrrns Occupy cattnro.

KOAIE. Nov. 22.-SiN hundred Mon-
iencgrin volunteers left Brindisi on
Tuesday 20 occupy Cattaro, Albania.
according to reports reaching this city.
the city is ut tho southeast extremity
o. the Guif OF Cattaro and is the c,icf
Mont eupuro " W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Assertion Of. the W. c. 7. U. that it pro-
poses 10 copiiiue. its antitobacco campaign
along educational lines will be accepted at
its face value. But when the process of
EDUCATION has been carried out sufficiently
1t is very likely 10 be merged into a consti-
tutional amendment campaign That was
the, history OF the educational campaign
against alcoholic beverages which resulted i'm
the. nsnrpation OF the rights OF tho States by
the. Federal government and the forcing of
nation wide prohibition the people with
out their consent. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
charconi Eph'. Daily Thought.

"Dcy ain taikin'.' said Charcoal! Eph
"at Is deE ain no use talkn' when somebody
else is a-talkin'; an IF hits woman, dey ain
no use talkkn' never NONE! Try bean Mis-
tab Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

China IL IN clover, SO to speak "a a result
OF the rising silver market, the effect OF
which has more than doubled the value OF
the; normal Mexican dollar, the standard in
trade in the Far East as compared with the
gold dollar. Likewise. the Chinese silver
tae1 shows corresponding increase in value.
Thus, the increased cost of commodities is
completely Offset TO the Chinese by the rising
value of silver, which proves that they were
wise for their generation when they re-
jectsd the Bryan idea Of :; bimotallic stan
dard Of value and adopted the bascr metal
as the single standard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Berlin students cry out that they will not
endure that our glorious Kaiser bc be-
amirchcd.' They forget that their ''slorious"
ore already is so besmirchcd that the ef-
forts of any one to bcsmirch him further
would be unaVailing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Tammany and the MasSachuseus Dom
ocrnts both having Endorsed De Valera. he
may begin to mink now that his support in
inns country IS about as impalpable and
shadowy as his !rsh republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Mole on the Facc.--Can mole be removed
from 6n thE face? Is there any danger of causing
=, Answer-smai moles best removed by
Larger moles. or deeply plgmentod or Hairy
moies. may be removed by carbon dioXide or
radium or surgery. There is danger in re :
moving molcS. 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

"And 50 YOU firmly believe in love M nrs,
sight"
81 DO IT'S the only way it could happen these
days"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

As the case turns out. The miners wercn.
s'ri"ihs "t~"ll They were Just trying tc
fnd out whether they'd be let,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

According 10 latest returns six courts have
gone wet ana four dry but there arc
other Judicial precincts tor hear from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DIR. BRADY.
Copyright, 1919. National Newspaper Service

Worms:--i'lease tell me how one knows when
nc is suffering with worms. and what to use
10 get rid oil Them. g.. T.. 81
Answer There are no symptoms which war
rant the diagnosis OF worms, except the finding
OF worms or their ssgments or their cggs Gni
ncnds on the type of parasite and in any ca Sc
Is Tor the individual physician to prescribe.