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The state herald., 1920-06-29

ilnt It finally turned 10 the fruitful
iusk %, Investigating itself. For the
first nn,e since they entered npon
'lns proer,un they discovered fraud
aud graft and gross ana incxrusablc
cnneuditure- The revelations dis.
close iAe TACT that me meeting At
Chieega wis not convention mIt
an auction The highest bidder. how
c'.r do mo- &c. the prize Tbs nub-
hotv ani overlook the proceedings
.tut,faNii ite miiipl pu,Tusc "
cnnns- referred 10 ilose who
conwlsp ai the gnsat money cost
OF the nnr a. 'piliiuily crnmpcd in
soul.n
Regarding Preparedness, he said,
that N Z strict military sense a de-
mcencs Is never prepared for war
bui thai America was made ready
in a va, thA ras f.r more effec-
tive tiio' BY niainiainine at enor-
nous cost great nrmamen,s, which
neither party ever advocated and
whom oar people would never up
prove"
cummii-. di1 not refer TO fte
liauor issue
elscuon efnipaign
only inqldcniiiy. Daring discus
sion o. Is. Republican platform. he
said: 'li contains no mcssuae Of
hope forirlandH
The Rrpublicah platform, rcac.
tionnrvshtd provincial" he said, ais
the YER, lppiheosis Of political es-
pcdicnc,. Filled with premcditntcd
SANDERS 9nd vague promises. II will
he scarecd IN vain for one CON
strnctiofi suggestion for the refor.
nation the conditions which il
rriiiciyes. Aud dcplorcs The OPP
pressed sifoples of the earth will
look in b vnin, Il contains no
mercy ~ Arnenia. aud II conccals
a sword b, Aicxico.'
The M leodc,tic ruri,. y. said. be-
fore illr t,nihsAk oi the wnr. en-
acted "a Sr Elective, constructive
and re,, liaI legislation ilnn the'
IbpgblAsf. iu.s,y.,haH, .aaacx " In. u
gcn,frat'ol
The tn}emo tax, be said. relieved
the law lbe repronch OF being
uniustly pf'lensoma 10 the poor.
non .parti m thrliI commission, he
said. wifi provide scientific revision
of the ihnff hereafter Pan Amori-
ounism w encouraged. Alnskn wns
opcned L pnmore aud doyolop-
mont. dni ,trlonhcy was destroy
cd; a cor pi lobby driven fromrihe
naiional piol an effective aea
mrn' nct aupied; the ftdrrnl trade
gnmuisaisj hpiod enld labor
lcrislnti1i amYod. parcels po.i je. |
no.. ,.u.H ,.. nt,g. aisl
The state herald., 1920-06-29
LIMITED PRoHlslTlonisTs
ASK rnR LlGhT WINES
fannnlai nr Unliod I'lo1al

San lraucisco, June 2s-rhc
Colorado limited prohibition lengie
Nw1 uio Colorado delegation nsl
ius thuir suppor. for o light wine
uni baer nlank io be presented to
The platform committee
The state herald., 1920-06-29
LONDONDERRY SITUATION
CONTROLLED BY TROOPS
lspselal hy unltea Pressl

Dublin, June Several regiments
Of British troops control the stun.
ton in Londonderry, The city Is an
armed camp. Two men dicd tliis
morning from wounds received in
the fighting last night. The dead
numbers more tnnn score FROM me-
tGting. The ss.1 fcincrs were
driven from the city and are conccn-
irnting near Belfast.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
McAD0O A FAv0RlTE III
WALL STREET BETTING
tspeoial by ilnitaa prc..l

New York, iJunc 2s- Betting in
Wall Street favored McAdoo. who
was even money fayorite, and the
odds worr three 10 one that Cox
would not be nominated, mud odds
against Palmer were four 60 one.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
TUNNEL BOND ISSUE HAS
MORE THAN ENOUGH NAMES
tsncclni ~ Unlt1d prraal

Denver June 25- Moro thnn the
p,uuircd seventeen thousand signu.
tures to the Mofint Monarch and
SIM juan tunnel. bond issuo pro.
position has been obtained. 10 chair.
ml. Evans Of iha railrond commit
san nnnWnced Tho petitions viii
br iilcd with illp scereinry VI stetc
next week
The state herald., 1920-06-29
SMALL CHANCE F0R DECLINE
IN PRICES THIS YEAR
tanseIAI ll .rnIIll I'D

WnsiniLon, June y9.-Il.cc \.
little prospscf of deenne il food
aud clothing prices this year, so
Royal Mrekcr commissioner of
labor sintisticn said iodny. An In
crense In. expenses of dong business
may actually cause an advance in
prices.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
GEORGIA CONTEST HEARING
UNDERWAY AT CONVENTION
Especial by United presll

san Francisco. June 2s-T'he inn
portant Georgia contest hearing got
underway this afternoon. Although
underway this afternoon. Although
the arguments are in open hearing,
the delibcration and decision Of the
national committed viii be in secret.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
FIFTEEN INJURED WHEN.
eRAkBSTAND C0LLAPSES
At BAPTIST CONVENTION
lspecIal N IInIted Pfeaal

Ruffolo, Iune 20 Fifteen persons
@ae seriously injured when the
grgndstand in Broadway Auditorium
rollapsed, crowded with people at-
tending the annual convention Of
Northern Baptists
The state herald., 1920-06-29

scntatNes Of tlie farmet, national,
representatives of tho hsional
iearue Of women VOTERS aud eague
ot nahons odyocatos ond opponents
Ibs Vot rad dry issues 5ro likely
"a uppear IN the early ballotiug for
President
The prohibition question has be
come 20 sharply drawn that oppos-
ing Factions ure determined to set
tie the issue in selecting the nominee
rs well as adopting the platform.
Tie wet forces will back Cox, and
the drys. Palmer, on the first bal
lot, and tn evotes Tor other candi-
dates are expected to switch 10 one
OF the other of these candidates
according to the wet or dry ten
denotes of the delegates.
Governor Smith of New York Is
looming as a presidential candi-
date ON the Cox ticket. AlcAdoo's
boom is taking on new life under
the leadership of Thomas Love, ma
ticnal committeeman from Texas.
Love says, 4McAdoo will be drafted
lie can't refuse
The state herald., 1920-06-29

10 accept a compromise ON the pro-
lihiiisu plank
Charles I. Murphy has never hid
dm the fact That ho wants wet
eondidote aud If Dr. refuses 10 sup
aor COS, . was 0sumcl tiat ho
reHIi svi,il io Elrrrd wIio IS ra-
easted fnr lce iangerop. con
tender than CoX
Brynn then ipld' friends that while
he preferred Senator Owen. that Me-
Adoo was not unacceptable McAdoo
supporters clnimed That most Of the
administration candidates with the
exception OF Palmer and Owens,
werc waiting I'm opportunity to
throw their strength 10 McAduo at
the proper time.
Reports are in circulation that ef-
forts are being made to arrange
conference between McAdoo and
Cox Leaders for the purpose Of get
ting Cox TO accept the viro-prcsi-
,lentinl nomination.
The state herald., 1920-06-29

9ig Francisco, Iuuo 25 Ile pre-
convention iWrnalities Nero started
.m earnest with the meetiug df the
at"nal conmHtc today % settle
eH1es's nd tIe Wrigul or sysu
tiis afternoon,
Ihe coming Of BRYAN will bring
70 q head the fight 10 wrest control
of the convention from Wilson. Bry-
m faces one of The hardest fights
IN his career. His opponents have
been here for a fortnight, confident
that BRYAN will fail to make serious
inroads on the Presidonts strength.
The first test of administration con
trol win be the vote on the Georgia
contest, where Palmer and admins
tiation delegates are contesting for
twenty-eight votes with the Watson
and Smith factions. The contest
involving Senator Reed of Kansas
City will also be a test FOR the adj
mliistration. Reed tlreatens to car
ry his fight 10 the convention floor.
The platform committee will hear
Gonmers on labor's demands. Frank
Walsh on Irish independence repre-
The state herald., 1920-06-29

san Francisco, June 2s-'rbe con
rention was called 70 order at l2'2G,
of Hcarl, ouc-hait au hour late
Ni'hii two minutes uftenvard n
tru demonstration for Wilson wos
.t1f'eI HlaH tHr mi Im 1f
Ilt Pre- don't ta Gsrial ana o.
mai pIVEcd 1im. % tlo CGef4
fhe mogrmui 10 nominnte Mr-
Adae gained additional impetus
shortly before the convention open
ed Several officials hecnp Openly
cau,pnsnng for MeAloo Reports
bes1mr eurrcnt TINT President WI.
son was finally decided 10 vet il he
known that MeAdop was his-ehsics.
Palmer supporters sought franti-
eaBy 20 get denial from the White
House. Burleson. Colby aud Mere
dith pnssed the word that McAdoo
is the man. This followed shortly on
ihe Yeridcation Of % report that
Tammeny had decided to desert Cox
beeause Of tis ALLEGED willingness
The state herald., 1920-06-29
F0RMALITIEs STARTED IN.
EARNEST on ARRIVAL OF BRYAN FORCES

sleeIaI N UaII-I -
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

Not only are these pimples and
splotches disfguring, but they lead
% serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomforting
irritation and pain. Sometimes they
6oretell Eczema, bOils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other annoyances that
barn like flames Of fire, and make
you feel that your skin is ablaze.
II you are afflicted with this
form Of skin disease do not expect
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

Mrs. H. e. CutreF and children
were visitors in New Orleans the past
weekend.
Claude Ball, who recently resigned
his position with the electrical force
of the Bogalusa Paper Company, Is
now located with one Of the Oil COM
panies in Port Arthur, Tex.
DR.. ]. L. Brock, the popular coro-
ner Of Franklinton, was in Bogalusa
Sunday, visiting friends.
d. Bienn, the well known Column
bia street furniture and hardware
dealer, is expected to return TINS
week from an extended buying trip
in the North and East.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Mary Turpie of New Orleans,
the accomplished daughter Of H. s..
Turpie, is visiting her father at the
FSae Tree Inn. Miss Turpie was one
of this years graduate of Ursuline
Convent, New Orleans.
Miss Wilma Wilson Of Alexandria
Il paying a weeks visit at the home
at her sister, Mrs. Amelia Crawford.
Hon. Ben ]. Miller, who recently
underwent a serious operation, was a
visitor to Bogalusa this week, looking
IN better health than he has in years.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by PimPIes

Ito be cured by lotions, Ointments'
salves and other local remedies, 90
thew can not possibly reach the
source s Of the trouble, which Is N
the blood. Begin taking S.S.S. TO
dav. and write a complete history
of YOUR case to our chief medical
adviser who viii give you special
instructions, without charge. Wrlte
at once to Medical Director, 152
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
S. S. S. is not sold or recommended
for venereal diseases.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

bath ;eleetric lights thro
and two garages; Ore
adjoining.
Two three-rOOm houses
chimneys; cOlOred quartz
For quick sale, sor
all. Cash OF terms
Address P. o. Box "a
Louisiana.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

]. a. Cassidy, assistant general
manager Of the Great Southern Lur1-
Der Company, is enjoying a much
needed vacation, which win carry him
to several points Of interest in the
South.
Fred Harms and Bill Gronstrom
were visitors to Hattiesburg the past
weekend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

Your home is just as likely to
burn as that of anyone else, and
there are hundreds Of homes de-
stroyed each day. Many of those
who lose their homes, lose their saw
ings Of years. The more thrifty
carry Insurance, and if their home is
destroyed, they can soon have a new
one with little loss to them. The
risk l. too great for an individual 20
carry.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

E. E. Montgomery, who was report
ed dangerously Ill last week, was re-
moved TO the Bogalusa Hospital,
where he Is now convalesclag.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sullivan, on South Border Drive, is
nearing completion and should be
ready for occupancy in six weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30
ZOE SALE

Store building, size 26x6O; large
show windows.
One dwellings, six rooms. halland
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30
Even Aae prisoner

THE CASE was over.
AND We tury.nea.
WERE LOCKED IN a room.
AND ONLY one Of us.
WAS FOR conviction.
AND he stuck to &c
AL THAT day.
AND AT supper time.
WE FELT like sending.
FOR ELEVEN suppers.
AND ONE bale Of hay.
AND THEN all through.
THE LlvELoNe night
WE TALKED and fought.
BUT NO argument.
WOULD SATISFY him.
AND MORNING came.
A GRAY and cherries dawn.
AND OUR stubborn friend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

gnes4o aEackie cut his finger
fsr9 n clear into the bone
Pt 80 bad and bled so awful
800 Il made Jack weep and groan.
lToeheP soaked a rag in Pine Otls
Poured some right into the Wound;
Kant e wrapped and saturated;
ND a soon was healed up sound.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

WAS OUT Of smokes.
AND . talked 70 him.
AND GAVE him ons
OF @Y cigarettes.
IT NAY have BEEN.
80
JUST a COincidsnea
IT NAY have been.
O0
BUT : rather doubt q
He FINISHED the sn0h
As ! finished my talk
AND HE said, can rlgh
YOUR ARoUMENTs
ARE LIKE your smok
THEY eATIsFV.s
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-30

HHESTERFHEIDg sssafss
~ And yet ChesteFaslde sFe
With body enough 70 satiilfg 4
cigar SIN keg, ChestaE6elds a.
mild enough 70 suit any cirsgsi,ss
smoker. They re mild and M o.
'.s1tSsfy. That is doubi &c
ChesteEdelds have 90 many
among both CLASSES os s.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
War With Mexico.

From the New 7 ork World.
Dubious in most 4 it's parts. the re-
publican platform is lucid enough so
far a. it relates to Mexico. 1t means
war. 1t promises war. 1t commits the
new president and the new congress. IL
republican, to war.
Reginntng with aennncsa.!os OF
"wordy, futile, written protests against
the acts Of Mexican officials the reso-
luton pledges the party to "a consist
ent and effective policy toward Mexico
that shall enforce respect for the Amer
lean flag" This expression is to be ac-
cepted as an Endorsement Of the report
Of Senator Falls subcommittee. which
recently proposed an ultimatum to the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22

effect that If Mexico did not amend its
constitution and reform it's government
in other respects the United States
should occupy that country from coast
to coast.
Mr.. Falls policy was received with
favor in the Senate, which has become
the supreme council Of reactionary re-
publcanism. and by most of the party
newspapers. Its undisguised threat Of
force is now repeated In the national
platform. Every aggressively selfish
interest north of the Rio Grande Is thus
assured that the conquest long desired
has been underwritten at Chicago.
1 is well to speak plainly on this SUBJ
ject. for something more than the fate
of Mexico is involved. There is great
Latin America. always sceptical Of our
professions, which has been convinced
of our good faith in some degree by
President Wilson's confidence that
eventually the Mexicans would work out
their domestic problems and become
friendly and powerful neighbors. We
cannot seize Mexico without making en-
emies of all its Inhabitants and alienat-
ing forever the peoples OF Central and
South America.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTO WIRE OK
Mrs. Elizabeth Potter, 60, of
Omaha, Loses Life When
Car Goes in Ditch-3
Others Hurt.

Fremont, Neb., July 19.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Potter. 60, of Omaha, was
killed and her husband and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Sexson, Of Fremont, seri-
ously injured shortly after midnight
Sunday morning when the automo-
bile in which Sexson was driving the
party to Fremont ran into a ditch
three miles north of Valley.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sexson escaped unhurt.
Sexson hurt himself internally in
efforts to raise the auto and drag
from beneath it it's occupants.
He and his wife we're rushed to
Fremont.
Mrs. Potter's body was taken to
Valley and Potter to Omaha for
treatment
Undimmed headlights on an ap-
preaching auto are said to have
blinded Sexson so that he could not
keep to the road.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
CONDITION HARD TO DETER.
MINE.

Worried father and mother write: us
there any chance for a boy of 81 years
to recover fully from the effects Of
scarlet fever? Over two months ago
our boy got red rash over his body.
doctor said the boy would be all
right in about four days. After being
home four days the boy went back to
school for two days, and then got SO
sick we had to call another doctor, who
after examination, said the boy had
scarlet fever and his kidneys were badly
affected. Now his heart beats twice as
fast as it should, and the doc
tor cannot give us a definite
answer. We are very much wor-
ried over it and wish that some
body would give US q little hope that
our boy will be all right again. The
doctor says his kidneys are almost nor
NAL. but his heart is very weak and
when he sleeps he breathes very heavily.
He has no appetite and lost about seven
or eight pounds during the sickness. He
looks very pale and weak
Reply.
Bright's disease is not infrequent at
ter effect of scarlet fever. If the kid
nueys are almost normal, the outlook
in that direction is not very bad. BY
care he should escape chronic Bright's
disease. If his rapid, irritable pulse is
due to weakness and kidney trouble, It
should get better. If he has an endo-
carditis or myocarditis, the outlook is
not so good Any one of these condj.
lions is liable to follow scarlet fever.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
WAGNER BEATS PLATTE
ON THEIR HOME FELL

Platte, S. D., July 19.-Before
throng of 1000 fans. Platte was de-
fcated here this afternoon by Wag
ner, four to three in the 14th inning
in one of the best games played. in TIL
South Dakota Sunshine league TIL
season Smoky" Joe Lott, on TIL
mound for Wagner, won his own gam
when he made a sacrifice in the Lad
inning. scoring Hinkley who had ri
gistered three Dagger before.
E':vc double plays featured II
game. Lott allowed the league leade3
six scattered singles while Wagn
garnered IS off O'Dell. Plates eel
brated south paw. Hedges, playi,
the outfield for Wagner, made s
sensational running catches, robbiJ
Platte of that many hits.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
WHEAT PROSPECTS DARK
IN NORFOLK TERRITORY

Norfolk. Neb., July 19.-The wheat
prospects In this territory are none
too good, because farmers have plant
ed a smaller acreage this year than
last and because of the rain. The
heavy, numerous downpoUrs packed
the sold and thus cut down the yield,
and recently black rust broke out in
this territory. effecting half OF the
fields, according to grain dealer
who made a survey last week. If
there are 10 days Of dry weather
the damage from this cause will be
minimized, as the disease has just ap-
peared. Wheat threshing is expect
ed to start in about three weeks. At
present there is practically no old
wheat being offered on the market
the quotations ranging from 81 to
$3.50 Thursday. The cereal mill an
nounced Accent advance in the
wholesale price of flour by the bar.
rel. bringing it to s14, Thursday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
YOUNG WOMAN INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Anthem, Ia, July 19.-Miss Minnie
Rushkin, of Plerson, Ia, was seriously
injured at $3.50 Sunday afternoon,
when speedster driven by John
Hines. Of Pierson, went over three
foot embankment five miles north
east of Anthem on the Correctionville
road.
The couple were accompanied by
Mammie Rushkin and Raymond
Chinn. The party of four were re-
turning home from Anthem where
they had attended ball game.
Minnie Rushkin was the only one
seriously injured and she was rushed
to the Cakes hospital in Correction
VILE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
EX- KA|s[R's son
C0MM|TSsU|C|DE
BY UsIN 6 Gun
Prince Joachim, %, Youngest,
Shoots Self-BeGeve Family
Troubles Unsettled His Mind
Wounded in War.

Berlin. July 1a-Prince Joachim,
former Kaiser WiYnelm's youngest
son, committed suicide by shooting
Saturday night at his residence in
-Leignitz. He died later in a hospital
in Potsdam. The authorities are en-
'deavorfng to hush up the tragedy.
Said It Was Auto Accident.
Details were withheld from the nuh-
lie many hours, but it finally became
known. He died several hours after
he had fired the shot, in the arms of
his personal physician. :
To all inquirers, even those con-
nected either by royal ties of blood or
by friendship to the former reigning
family of Germany, those who were
present at the time denied the truth,
declaring the prince had met with an
automobile accident.
There is no doubt, however, that
-Joachim's wound was self inflicted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-22
IF YOU ARE DROWNING.

Ii. Z. J. Hastings gives the people OF
toronto some good vacation advice. from
which abstract the following:
Most people who are supposed to have
crowned from cramps really succumbed
10 heart trouble. Swimming in cold wa
ter puts considerable extra strain on the
heart.
The human body in water weighs only
hve pounds. Therefore, paddle or any
small light floating object will keep .
person afioat If he will grasp it lightly
with the fingers try to keep only the
nose above water, and be calm.
To resuscitate person taken from the
water, Lay the body face downward with
the stomach resting on something. The
mead should be lower than the body.
Clear the mouth Of mucus and water. Do
artificial respiration by the Sylvester
method.
Sylvester method-Both thumbs par
aHel with spine and fingers grasping tho
lower ribs. Press down on the chest and
squeeze the ribs. Relax. Repeat. Do
this slowly. not oftener than IA times to
the minute. Wrap the body in blankets.
Apply heat to the feet.
Life can be restored, in most cases, II
the body has been in the water less than
10 minutes.
Campers should make certain of the
purity Of drinking water. In rocky
country spring water is quite apt to be
polluted. To purify water, heat it al
most to the boiling point or purify with
chemicals. Use halozone tablets or
chloride of lime tablets or dissolve one
level teaspoonful of chloride of lime In
four cups of water. Put in a stoppered
dark bottle. This will keep its strength
for two weeks. A teaspoonful of this
will sterilze two-gallon pail Of water
If the mixture is allowed to stand half
an hour.
Drink no raw milk while on vacation.
Heat it until it begins to simmer. A
bottle of milk can be kept fairly cool by
wrapping it in wet flannel and standing
it in shallow pan of cold water.
Don't stay at hotel or camp if there
are flies in the dining room.
Don't neglect to provide yourself with
mosquito netting. Ammonia water ap.
piled to mosquito bite allays the irri-
tation.
Don't be overzealous in your efforts
to get sunburned.
rake an emergency case: Three or
four two-inch bandages; one-fourth
pound sterilized gauze; one ounce abb
sorbent cotton; one ounce tncture
iodine; one small roll adhesive plaster;
one ounce boracic acid; one ounce bicar-
Donate of soda; one hot water bottle;
ont-fourth pound salts; four ounces aro-
matte spirits of ammonia; four ounces
OF a diarrhoea or cholera mixture.
II You iuucn poison IVY, wash well
with laundry soap and water, crush
some jewel weed and apply the juice.