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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-27
Consoles a LOS We
TERlNARlOS

Durante e. tempo cai!dG, hagase
| cuanto sea possible para vacunar o poT
ia mahaua temprano o por Ia tarce'
| nero no durante Ell ca!or del dia. Ell sue
70 = eli virus Sc Geben conserVar en-
lin lugar fresco y usar directamente
del recipiente original, e. suero que
Sc ha tenido descubierto para ei ira
| tamiento de un rebahc no Sc debe
| usar mas tarde para propositos de in
m~unizacion. Destr1yase por ell fuego
TODD Ell virus no usaca.
La porqueriza O Ell cerrado dorde
Sc va a hacer ell trabato, Sc limp!ara
Y Sc lie quitara 81 polvo. Sc debe 20"
ner, en- IN lugar convenience para e!
| operador, una mesa para los lnstru-
-ueHtos, 6esinfectaates y records dei
/ tratamiento.
rs esenc!al 10 ayuda para preparar
=, suterar los animaies, pues Ia perso-
"a L adm!nistra ell suero no debe to-
-ar q estos Echese oi suero en- reel
~:ontes, cub!ertos, ester!les, 0 p5ngaSe
'i~ectanenze de IN botelia en- n 1c-
rInSa hipoderm!ca Q inyectese pro
rvndo en- 81 te3ido sUe,to entire los
:2:snbros deiautercs y Ell c,:erpe, o
dentro del tejido suelto del flanco.
Sc debe limpiar con jabon Y aqua
81 punto de inoculaclon J despuEs Sc
opiicarz IN des!nfectante de cGnfianz2
anres de insertar 10 aguja. NO Sc per
raita que Ell suero y Ell virus Sc con-
tnmiaen al echarlos desde la boteila
o al !lenar las ~jeringas. La jeringa =
las aguias Sc deben he-vir ounce
minutes autes de u~sarlas, Y las aGu-
jas Sc deben sumergir en- n soiuci6n
iasecticida despues de cada inyecci6n.
| ~proyeyendo asst una aguja limpia para
cada cerdo.
Insfstase en- que los aaimaies u los
que Sc va a aplicar la inyecci6n sean
manejados tan traaQuilanente como
! sea possible. Las marranas prenadas
y los animales pesados pueden ser
convenientemente ~refrenados por una
cuerda en- Ia boca,
Sc debe tomar Ia temperature de
caGa animal antes de Ia inyecci6n. '
los animaIcs en- rcbancs infestaGoG
que ree;strer una temperature sohre
104o 2. I49o. c. indicando Ia infec-
ci6n de-! c6lera. no Sc les dehe aplicar
car Ell virus, sino M dosis mayor d.
suero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-27
mETODC De OETERMiNAR LAS
CAuSAS DE LOS lNCONVE-
NIENTES EN- e. MANEJC De
LOS TRAcTORES AGRlCoLAS

81 alglna vs- llega a experiment
tarsA alguna d~ificultad en- el maneJo
de los t~raCtorcS 10 primero que deoe
tomarse en- consideration. es. sentar-
Sc con mucha calma Y recordar los
anuncios Que aparecn en- muchos pa
saics dc nivel de los F~errocarriles de
'os Es;ados Tnidos que dice PARE
NIIRE. ESCUCHE." aunquc on este
caso cs mcjor sustituir II pa!ahra
"FSCTCHE" por ."PIENSE"."
FL flncioramiento de un motor de
combustion interna depende entera-
uanta de tres coSas. Primero, de una
meycla comprimida dentro de los CT
Iindros. para 10 cual cS necesar!o cue
las valvulas Y &molos estGn horme-
ficamente ajustados. Segundo' dc Ia
irrIamaci6n de esta utezcla explosive
omnuesta de ~caSolina V aire Ell las
nronorcinnes dchidaS. Tcrcero. de una
chispa electrical. que cause Ia mia
maci6n de Ia mcZcla. C~ualquier motor
uue retina estos tres principles run
d~amentales. esta en- condolences de fun
cionar.
81 oil tratar de poner Ell motor en-
uerchu vemos que este no arranca
debemos pensar por M momento antes
lie soltar ~alguna PLEA para su re-
g!stro. No vayamos con prisa, opere
mos con calma y paciencia. lnNssN-
euese cual de estRs tres condolences
exprssadas no estAn sattsSactorlas en-
al motor, Obrernos acknowledgements
81 primer lughr. hagase girar ei
motor para yer 81 hay compression. 81
SO nota ralta de compressor, es pro
hale Que alguna de las va!vulas este
alberta, va por haberse agarrado en-
sue gufas O por cualQu!era otra eau
ca. puede ser debido tambten q que
aIguno de los puisadores sea demasia
do largo o que Sc maya alo!ado aigu-
10 pa~rtfcuia de cualQu:era suostahcla
entire las valvulas y Ell as:ento, lmpi-
d!erdo cue este cierre perfectamente.
81 Ia compression Sc efectua dehida-
mente, vsase 81 saita la chispa, ST.
pu;endo Ell Drocedimiento descrlto oaJo
Al .;tulo &c "ireonvcnicntes Que Sc e%
-c-:nentan con el encend!do, que
iIustraemos en- Ell rr6Ximo numero nc
GA Agriculture Moderna," 81 saita
una ch!sDa bastante larga. puHde te-
nerso n seguridai que ell mecan;Smo
de ~encend!do eStd en- las dea:das n
dic!ones. Hah:endo Visto quo hasta
acuf TODD esta en- bHenaS condIcIoneS,
nos resta d~eternin2r (. II MECH lie
ARE = ~gasoiina eS tai como debe ser
Es muy f~recuente entire a1Uc:ioS que
no t:ener pr&ctica, !nund2r el motor
con Gasolina o hacsr n mczcfl Ge"la-
siado RIGA en- ell ca:bur1dor. por usar
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A - AGRICULTURE 7 GANADERIA ~ S
La Langosta y Como Puede Destruirse
(PGR j. BARLEY PERCiVAL

, metodo sencillo y eficaz. Cuando las
Iangostas llegaban al aqua en- las IN
| jas, Sc echaba petroleo y la capa de
aceite en- Ia Superficie apresuraha "a
muerte de los insectoS.
Ell alouitran o Ia nlelaza puestos
en- lienzos, hojas de palma, hoJas de
bananas, pedazcs d. lata pianos u
! otras superficies planas fueror eff
| CAGES para coger un gran numeio de
insectos. FL material untado con Ell
alouitran o Ia meiaZa era colocado
debajo de grupos de ~langoszas en- el
| follaje de las plantas y Sc sacudfan,
o Sc rodeaba. Ell enjambre con este
material y Sc dirigian las langostas
hacia 81.
Practicamente, TODD ell trabajo tue
dirigdo a II destruction de las Ian
gostas O nsectoS no adultos. Los auul
tos sen mas dificiles de destruir, pues
pueden volar. y la postEra de huevoS
habia empezado antes de que Sc dicse
principle a Ia campana para su des-
trucci6n.
En- relaci6n con este insecto sera
~conveniente los s~iguientes da-
tos:
Estos insectos escogen sitios conVe-
nientes para Ia posture de los hueVos.
V aGuf Sc congrega I'm numero enor-
me de hembras adultas. Los hueNos
Sc depositan principalmente en- las no.
ras mas frescas de Ia tarde. La hem
bra fuerza su abdomen en- Ell Suelo,
hacienda una pequeha excavation, y
49, 1000 -~r r,rnctnc an a11n rNdoa-
dos por una masa de substantial es-
pumosa que sc endurece.
Cada masa de huevos contiene de
cincuenta a esent huevos que Sc
~encuentran a p~rofundidad de unos
ocupa un peri2do de dos a tres sema-
s centimetros. Ell estado de huevo
mas. Las larvas incubadas son de un
color verde ciaro, con manchas ne
gras, y estan cubiertas con pelos fl
nos de color claro. Las antenas sen
negras: Ia base de cada segmento es
de color amarillo con n Inca negra,
y ell famoral posterior muestra tres
llncas anchas negras.
Ell primer estado de ninfa dura ocho
dias Sc desprende de la piel y enton-
ces Ia coloraci6n general rs mucho
mas obscura, siendo negra con mar
cas- claras. Este estado ocupa siete u
ocho dias. En- ell tercer estado de min.
IA, la apariencia genral es parecida
d Ia del segundo. Este periodic Sc eN-
tiende de diez a trece dias. FL cuarto
estado dura tambien dc dieZ a trece
dias, Y Ia ~apariencia &c Ia langosta
joven eS cast como en- ell tercero.
Las alas, que es 10 primero que Sc
percibe en- Ell estado anterior, Sc ven
ahora mas distintamente.
El quinto y sexto estado de ninfa
son marcados por el ,aumento en- ia
mano de las alas y la mayor inten-
sidad de color en- las nlarcas. Estos
estados ocupan de nueve a once y de
catorce a dieciseis dfas respectivamen
te, hacienda TN total de;de la posture
de los huevos a Ia madurez del insec-
to de sesenta 4 ochenta Y cuatro dfas.
FL tempo que tarda desde el cambio
en- Ia 70 ma de adulto a la posture
de los huevos no puede darse con GER
teza, pero prcbablemente no aumenta-
"a mas de mos cuantos dfas a los va
dados.
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Mecanica Agricola

ca, podemos sacar Ia cdnlaga de! car
burldor, dejando al descubierto e.
mecanismo interior. Entonces puede
limDiarse el obturador de Ia valvula
de raso y la camara del carburador
deSpues de 10 cual pueden colocarse
lie nuevo. aDretando fuertemente Ia
tucrca cXagonal Grande para evitar
que haya fugas en- este lugar.
81 el carburador tiene fugaS. suel-
tesa nuevamente la tuerca Y d6blese
dos o tres vueltas dcbajo dc la tuerca
la~>cartulina V aprietese de nuevo, 10
Guar hara una iunta herm5tica.
"ta Agriculture Moderna" de Sacra-
mento,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-27

Hay dos metodos comunes de III
munizar cerdos contra el co!era, ei
metodo de suero solo y ell metodo ST.
multaneo. Cada metodo tiene ciertas
ventajas, y Ia selection del que Sc ha
dc emplear en- una piara depende prin
cipaInente de las condolences locales
Y de Ia longitud de 10 inmunidad de-
seada. En- cada metodo Sc :nyecta e!
suero con una jerinGa hipodermica
dentro del tejido suelto dehaJo de Ia
piel del animal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-27
Suero Contra la Peste O Colera del Cerdo
POR ODE GRAHAM

darles alimentc, ~dejandolos tan tran
Qrilos como sea possible e. alimento
pueden vender sin el gasto del trata-
miento consistira preferibemente en-
III amasijo de salvado caro- Dor diez o
doco dfas, entonces lie puede dar ia
raci6n complete POGO u POGO. Oespues
de Ia inoculaci6n, Sc deben dar a los
cerdos porquerizas limpias, que no
tengar polvo, para impedir u entire
Ia infection por ell pinchaZo de 10 gu
la
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sIBLEOTECA SELECTA PARA
NISOS

I Tones nust-ados. Z IS cnetavos csda unol
Aycrtu=as de Teresa Panza
c-S-o1es Svcnidos.
~.catos de Anderson. 2 tomoS.
- Teat-o dc Anirnales-
RI I~nstinto de les ArimaieS.
e Moline dc los Paisros.
e Ano- : ls Guerra
e P-cnio Go-do.
EI SUeao de Pepito.
g Esp2dachin.
e Eercde-o.
Flores de Javentud.
JueEos : Hazaaas de AniEaics
Ia CabaHa del Tic Tom.
Is Pica-a Vanidad.
IA Eus--a del Bien.
Ia EG2iioSa Alicia
Nicos de NihdS.
PS- Geztic.
Paquito e! Ey2ioraGo-.
Robinson.
RoSina.
In Chariot del MunGo Animal.
In Mirlsre-io de AnimaieS.
Tn Experiment. del d.. Ok.
In Drama en- los Aires
Ee-GGdcS : Fantasies
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toa2us iiustrados = 90 ~centsyoS cada uno.}
III P-imera lecturs-
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Il Murdo Animal para Mics.
e Ar-iEuIto-
Escue!a de Aainaies.
AvSntu-aS dc AnimaleS.
Los Mics dc otrcS FaiSes.
K Libro del Meme.
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Episodes ) AveGturas.
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Episodes de Is Historic Segrsda-
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TarGeS &c Otoho.
Las Tribulacions &c &ete-cta.
q Nu1Go de los Ninos-
Ia Nontaaa de Orc.
Leetz1c.-Ccertos morales.
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CuiDADO De "A PARA

Los cerdos que Sc van q uatar sc
encerrar Ia aochc antes sin
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MANIIALES

ia mcjo- coIecci5n en- 81 Senero.-Aofno
rzapGr=tcs en- tea 4 Sl.oo cada uno''
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Hianu2! &c ArteS y Offices
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Manual Ge Evterinarta y EUui:acion.
Gsarual Gel yapat-Eo.
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Abanico Y PiedraS PrecioSaS -. "oc
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLlTiCA
l. Hercrcia de Clrranzl. por ell Lie
Bl.s Urea. luis Cabrera SLID
In casa ~Ajeaa.-PiCinas del destierro,
por Manuel Mlzquiz Blanco .. 4oc
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NACiA' ~MICNETISMO. Etc.

A-t~ dc cU=a- Tor medic dc! MaEns
tisrac. baEos. masajc 3 gimEaS'a Isl.
Clavicule del Rey Sa.on5@ ...-..... /
Os-ma = Ritual de Ia Alta NIgIa,-Ccntie~
NJ Ell T-l&nEulo &c Salom6@- Ia Cabsis-
81 Tarot ssc-rtos De, sN!se. uiE-ocsa--
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Aa,a,osfa d Pos:zs Meztssnos Gode=-
Com "a sed en- los labios, Poes;as de
EnrigEe Fs-u5-Grs LedesuI .-.--...$l.50
Cgatos de vida : Espe-anzs. pOr Ru-
o-n oa-io --.--:.: ..-..--: ..... tsc
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= La5-o Azul--FoeSi2S por AdGibcEto
SStcFa 'Vc
4 PaEnasc Nexicano.-2 tones ..-.....Sii0
LGScas. po= Salvador Diaz Miron ....-.Sl.9o
Los Glen Neloves PSenGS &c Enrique
GcBLaicz MARTINEZ 1900. ..-........ sec
Mis- Dramas Ins;nos. 20. AareeLinO Da-
PoesiaS &c Antonio Pla- ........ -. soc
Far&bolaS = oJzos Poem&S. PO- Enrique
Gonzalez MARITIME ......-. ... soc
2oeEnaS Seiectos. POr A=uscsn /. Cuea-
Poesias EseoGidas dc Campoanor.EUn
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Poe>ias dc Manuel Gutierrez Najera.
= tones ,ela -. $3.50
PaSionaria per Manuel II. Flores .... zoe
PocSj=S Ge Manuel .AcGHa .. 60. TO.
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sISLIGTECA De INDUSTRiAS
ITFP STITAS

"A 50 e~entavcs cGi1 tomo4
r-ia lie GalliuaS.
Cultivo C. IA Patata-
Cria de Cabra7.
CabaIIos De Ca-EL
Cria de CerdoS-
Cabal.Os &c Tira-
Ganad0 Lamar
Industrial k=ucaTc-a.
IrdUs:=ia Alg0doacZ1.
Industrial Ninate-a-
Las flores y SuS perfumes
ExplotacICn &c VacRS !schsras.
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90
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Seattle's Interest in AIaska's Development.
Seattle Times.


 Of vital importance to the considering the future industrial Seattle is the great Territory tc the north of this port, and indications of late pon to unlocking of the resources of Alaska and tho settling up of the Territory.
 When that day Seattle will enjoy prosperity from that section just it did in the days of tho gold rush. but this time the benefits will be steady and lasting, for the setting of Alaska with farmer and producers will bring tremendous trade to the cofers of industries in Seattle.
 Alaska is one-ffth large all the 4S states of the Union. It has many square miles as Ger many, France and Spain together. It is F times as large the State of New York.
 It is unique in it's geographic situation, in its climatic and scenic beauty Because of the Japanese any other region that far north of the Equator. It's mountains overtop the Swiss Alps and it's fjord surpass those of Norway.
 It is producing today at the rate of about $100,- 100000 year, and the bcsc resources, aside from gold copper and fish, have scarcely been touched. Tin antmony, lead, graphite, cinnabar, palladium, platinum, mOlybdenum, marble, gypsum and barytes mined, but thus far in a primary way. The coal and mineral oil of Alaska undeveopment because Congress has failed to provide legal way of develop ment That way is open The continental shelf off the south coast of Alaska and the Aleutan Islands is the most exensive fishing in the world.
 Agriculture is beginning in Alaska, and more than looo families are today making their living from the land. Wheat and other small grains have been developed that mature in the Alaska season, while forage and vegetable crops grow luxurantly Alaska is beginning to grind flour from it's wheat and 1as sef-bnders, threshing machines and tractors
 Closely akin to agriculture the reindeer and musk-oX industries which will day be among the great meat supply sources of the world The reindeer now number in excess of 40, ,000 animals
 The spruce forests of southeastern and southern Alaska will furnish a large paper pulp industry
 The completion Of the government railroad will turn attention to Alaska. and will mean an era of 5reat progress.
 Leadership in Alaska development has been taken ny Seattle. The Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chaml Der of Commerce has the most complete file of in ormation on Alaska in existence in the world It conducted the campaign that secured the construction If the government railroad, and has fostered every important improvement It's records and publications available to the public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10

beyond having competent and trustworthy men on guard It has said from the beginning that it was careless to whether public offices filled by Democrats Republicans independents. Its in is in the public service rather than the public servants. Men have been selected aid in the making of The Empire itself without regard to their political affiliations and The Empire applies the rules in arriving judgments of the public service
 The editor of The Empire has affiliated with other political party than the Democratic and has apologies to that. His first participation ir lie has always firmly believed in the civil service gdeals which advocated by President Cleveland more than a third of a century ago. As a newspapeI and citizen, and humble member of the Democratic Party, he has tried to consider the public welfare above party expediency. He has never be
 eved that party success was end in itself--tho end is good government and competent and honest public service. He has liked democracy with the
 little I'd" better than with the big "D and thought of measures than
 The Empires interest in government, therefore is just the when the Republican Party is 1T it is when the Democratic Party is in power It is just pleasant for it to commend Republican officials and Republican politics it is for it to praise Democrats and Democratic policies. It is just pleasant for it to feel that it should condemn Re pubieans and Republican policies it is for it tC feel the necessity to condemn Democrats and Demo cratic policies. It rejoces that it has felt the cessity condemn either Republicans Democrats very seldom. and that it has found very many casions to praise and support the and policies both parties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
hzB2ttHlM.

Tomorrow will be Arhistce Day tho second an rfvcreary of the signing of the truce which lead tt inc tern,ination of the World War; the greatest ana deadlics conflict at alas in all history. The terms of inc Arnistice were such that it the equivalent If surrender by Germany She sued for the termna- ton of hostilities and accepted conditions that made ii impossible for her to resume military operations Had not peace followed the Armistce, the Allied troops would have been able to march to Berllh without formidable opposition Therefore the sgnhe of the Armtistce ended the Last year the hrsi anniversary of the Armisice celebrated through out the Allied countries and there will be genera observance of the occasion this year.
 The successful termination of the World War marked great epoch in the history of the world Ii ended and let us hope for all time, the contes' between absoIutism and democracy It stopped tEt attempt of the obenzollerns and Iiapsburgs to dom mate the world through military force. It sgnaized the triumph of democratic government t-governmen' by @ people through reason rather than by mon- archs through militarism.
 The magnificent victory for democracy which wa won fAyhon the Armistice was signed at tremend GUS Cost in blood and treasure. Millions of lives vcr; saeriaced and among them many thousands of Amer cans. Other thousands of the young men of ou country returned home to finish their lives with th, handicap of injuries resulting from wounds and ohes war seasualues
 fIe obseryances tomorrow will be in memory O thess victims, tribute to the who placed theif
 lived n the balance for country and in honor of the ereat service rendered humanity through their herosn "a seryco that will survive through the yet o come
 Tho occasion will be appropriately observed il Juneau and elsewhere throughout Alaska, in tb country at large.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
TO REFORM PRINTING IN CHINA.

Eight thousand different characters are used in well equipped Chinese printing office compare with the 26 letters and Arabic figures used il America So difficult is it 10 this great aggreSa ton of characters that it is said than 95 pc cent of the Chinese learn to read. It is to- much of a task.
 All this, however, is to be changed. Chimes scholars have been working an alphabet, am have agreed upon g letters and ten Arabi figures. Linotype machines being made in Amcric the alphabet. and i is joyfully announcec bY Chinese publishers that they will be able tt cut down their expenses, make their papers larger produce them quicker and get readers At tn, present time ease from which a printer sets typo is ten feet long and as high as he reach In fac often step ladders used Several printers do work from the The Chinese alread, rsins American printing presses
 Chinese editors and educators contend that tn. adoption of the ueW Chinese alphabet marks the be ginning he freedom of the country because it vii make il possible for the Chinese to become educatec people. IL win uean that within few years tn, Chinese will be newspaper and book readers, and will be possible produce many newspapers an, books.
 In business education the Chinese use a mer, fraction of the characters that necessary in news paper and book publication. Therefore there are grea numbers of competent Chinese business men. secre taIios and bookteepera wlo cannot read-that is wh, cannot read anything except the abrcyiatod language ot commercial correspondence. billing, etc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Luke McLuke Says

A woman may exaggerate other things. But it's different with her age
 Every time a woman reads one of her husbands old love letters she wonders how poor old Ananias ever came to be known as the Champion Liar.
 After man has been married long enough he gets SC he can blame it on his wife if it happens to rain.
 The fact that the prevailing, styles make her look like a Kitchen Mech anic out on drunk won't keep a woman from being stylish.
 The woman who used to make q box of rouge last her for six months now has a daughter who uses up a whole box every time she dresses.
 When a bunch of women meet they all talk at the same time so they won't have to listen to what the rest of the bunch are saying.
 The Poor get a lot of pleasure out can't have any fun knocking the Poor
 Some men have so much time on heir hends that they can sit down and worry because the sun won't throw any heat 3O0O,0OO years from now.
 Once in while a man thinks that Ee has Broken Heart when he is suffering from an Unbraakable Liver
 A single man imagincs that if takes two to start an argument. But Q married man knows better
 Marriage is the alarm clock that puts an end to Loves Young Dream.
 A piece of wrapping paper look 5 like high class stationery as long as the letter he receives contains a | check.