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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

Q. Please give Act Of Congress- re-
lating TO tho reinstatement of eS-ser-
vico men in civil service positions. G.
%. Il.
A. The civil service commission says
that no congressional action has been
taken regarding the Reinstatement Of
eN-servico men in the civil service de-
partment. However, the civil service
commission has passed ruling which
re-instates eN-service men having civil
service status at any time within dve
years from the date Of discharge with
ont examination.
@. How can corrosion he removed
from brass musicsl Instruments II,
Z. s.
a. The Bureau of Standards says
that weak solution of acetic acid or
vinegar might be used to remove the
green deposit you mention. but this
should be very carefully removed by
thoro washing with water. or with di-
lute ammonia followed by water
g. How long Is the telephone cable
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
TODAy'S BIRTHDAYS

Morris sheppard. United States son
ator from Texas. born in Morris coun-
~. Texas. years ago today.
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns. Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, born at
Willow Grove. Pa. 81 years ago today.
Avery Hopwood, Just now one OF the
most successful Of American play
wriEhts. born in Cleveland. % years ago
today. d
Viscount Maidstone. who married
Miss TarEaretta Drexel of Philadel-
phia. piIrn Ss years ago today.
James Thorpe. noted Indian athlete.
now playing with the Toledo American
association has sshali tom. born near
Prague Okla. 80 years ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
FASHION hint

In accordance to the request of
many readers, The Chieftain has 70.
sumed tho fashion service which
proved so popular. We have r1ado ar
rsngements with the Beauty Fs neru
company, OF New York. to supply the
patterns to our readers and to ran In
Tho Chleftain illustrations OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. Thess
are OF special interest and advantaxs
to the home dressmeker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direc, to
Tho Chieft.,n office but the patterns
will be sent from the pattern COM
pany dirsct to .hs psrSon ordering
.hoJn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
Justihable Homicide

In Denver early Thursday morning young married
woman shot and killed who persisted in accost
her upon the street, and promptly acquitted by
the caropers jury, receiving also box of from
the coroner, who congratulated her upon shooting
straight.
There is question but that this woman perform
ed public service and that she fully justified
protecting herself in this The criminal char
of the victim of her straight shooting fully
established before the and there is doubt
that the killing justified.
If more women and men ready and able TO
speak back with revolver to midnight highwaymen
there would be far less crime of this kind. practical
difficulty is that not many women, either would
be calm enough make certain that they had full us-
fication for such act general habit of carrying
loaded pistols at night and using them would be likely
10 result in the killing of innocent well Is of
criminals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

answer to amy question by writ
ing The Pueblo ChicftaIn Infor-
nation Bureau. Frederic j.
Hasktn, Director, Washington, ID.
c. This offer applies strictly to
Information. The Bureau can
not give advice on legal, medical.
and financial matters. 1t docs
not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake eI-
haustiyc research on any SUBJ
jcct. Write your question pinin-
ly and briefly. Give full nnmc
and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return post
nGc. All replies arc sent direct
to the inquircr)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
Senseless Destruction.

The Cheftain is glad to note that prominent Irish
Republicans condemn the destruction of the Dublin
tom house act that bring benefit to the
revoluonists and must result in dscredt to the Irish
cause.
Such an act of wanton and senseless destruction
cannot be taken otherwise than proof that its
authors incapable of self government, while those
who make the protest show that they able to dis
tinguish between liberty and anarchy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

81 fcc- and finally but so feet Their,
are places in tho downtown section
where the avenue is $50 feet from
building to building.
Q. what is the latitude and lonEi-
tudc Of the center Of population Of the
United States7 g. l. 7.
a. The southeast corner Of Owen
county. Indiana. which is tho center OF
population of the United States ac-
CordinE tn the 1890 census. lies in
north latiture 30 degrees. 10 feet. n
inches and So degrees. % feet. - inches
west longitude.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
TaE DIFFERENCE

Coal Merchant - tanriouslyl- Hold
on That load hasn't been weighed II
looks to me a triie large for a ton
Driver" Taint Intended for ton.
It's two tons
Coal Morchant-"Ail right, Co
ahead
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
CUT TINS our.Ir is WORTH

cut out this slin, enclose with SC
and mail It to Foley & Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago Ill, writing your
name ard address clearly. You will
receive in return r. trial package con-
tanning Foloy's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pails In sides
and back; rheumatism. hsckache.
kidney and bladder ailments. and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a Wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartio
for constipation. btlliousnesS. head
aches. and sluggish bowels. The
Horn Drug Co.--Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
IODAYS EVENTS

Tho Roman Catholic diocese OF Sac
ramcnto is 35 years old today.
Centenary OF tho birth Of Charles
short, distinguished American college
president and author.
Rear Admiral Herbert y. Dunn. Z.
s. n. lata in comand or tho First
Naval district, goes on tho retired list
today.
Enrico Caruso, the famous tenor. sails
from New York today for Italy. where
he hopes to complete his recovery from
HIS recent critical illness.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

Pattern 36lS is here shown. 1t II
cut in I Sizes; I, 6. and 10 years
\ year size requires =. yard OF
3s inch material
Pongec, taffotn, repp. poplin. sing-
ham, kindergarten cloth. psrcalc.
lawn and crash are attractive for this
model. Stitching embroidery or
braid forms a suitable decoration.
\ pattern OF this illustration
mailed TO any address on receipt OF
10c in silver or stampS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
ONE YENn AGO TO-DAY

Prof Mas1ryk was elected President
of tho -Slovakian republic
President Wilson approved the Demo
cratic national platform.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28
ENE:i,IAsrIN. EInE

Mistress 80 cook from the country,
We'll. what do you think Of our
gas fres7"
Cook-'J think them wonderful
ma'am. Why. those In the kitchen
haven't gone out since came hero
over o week ago"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

Earth procured from certain mines
in Colorado has been found excellent
for eHterminstinv teetlcH.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-28

Child author editor who has been
be United States Ambassador Italy here with his wife and
who Mr. Child
public He aided
directing publicity Republican presidential
took Mr. Harding During the he
Nanderp work Mrs Child also
author, under her maiden Maude Parker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
CuIling the FLOcks
Advised by Experts
to State POuitrymen

The Oklahoma experiment sta
ton at saltwater has for the last
three years been keeping records
on two pens Of White Leghorn
hens. While the hens In both
pens are Of the same variety, thoy
differ I'm type. During the three
years the hens I'm one pen laid an
average Of 1863 eggs n year. while
in the other pen the hens averaged
only SS eggs a year and in no wear
did they average az much ns 100
eggs. This IL very good demon
stration OF the value OF culling
the flock.
The hens I'm the best pen NAV be
described briefly as follows: Strong
compact head with good, heavy
comb and wattles. The hcak IN
faded and the edge Of the cyolids
pale. The body Is long, large for
tho breed and deep I'm the roar.
The pelvic bones are thin. pliablc
ana straight. Tn" pinhonos are 30
far apart that four fling re- can
he placed between them and tn"
pelvic and keel bones are tho same
distance apart. There is no sur
pnS OF fat between tho pelvic and
keel bone The vent is large and
moist. The legs are pale and rather
shriyelcd. These hens are late
mOulters.
The hens In the pen averaging
only SO eggs a year have long.
narrow heads. The comb and wat
ties are small and the comb IN
straight. The bcak IL yellow and
the edge OF the cyelid IA red. Tho
body Is small, short and shallow
I'm tho rear The pelvic bones arc
short, thick and close together, or
curved in. Pelvic and Keel bones
are close together and there Ia
surplus Of fat between them. The
vent is small and dry, Legs are
thick, plump and yellow. These
hens are early moutcrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
KIDNEY TROUBLES
REQUIRE BEST OF
MEDICAL SERVICE

The Electro Therapy Doctors
modern apparatuses for tho treat
ment OF diseases OF the kidneys and
their experience in handling thou
sands OF such cases has made these
diseases less hopeless for many suf-
ferers who have failed to obtain
relief through older methods OF
treatment
Those with kidney diseases must
OF necessity look to tho specialists
II they would secure for themselves
the highest OF real skill In the treat
mcnt OF these troubles specialists
who also have the appsrtus to give
the greatest benefit.
The Electro Therapy Doctors sps-
cializo In chronic diseases, and TO
this may be attributed a consider
able portion OF their great success
in such ailments as they accept for
treatment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
BdglrOrm Menace Can
BE Overcome Easily
by Torch and Poison

II will be very unfortunate II
property owners do not heed the
warning Of ID. c. MOOrlng, horti-
culturist OF the oklahoma 4. a NJ,
college. that unless steps are taken
20 fight the bagworm, the menace
will be great. He points out that
the bagworms will hatch In March
and that a lead-arscnic solution
should be applied as soon as they
hatch lie SAYS presen. indloa-
tons are that shade trees IA Tulsa
and other Oklahoma cities and In
the country districts OF the county
will be loaded with bdgworms,
Because OF the length Of time
required for trees 10 gro" large
enough 10 give good shade, II ap-
pears that all property owners
would exercise care in protecting
them. Shade trees add greatly 10
the beauty and enjoyment OF a
home. In the city, they also 90
much to make the streets more
attractive. Bagw0rns ruin the
trees and make them unsightly.
Last year in Tulsa a number OF
trees on some streets were thlck
with bagworms and many OF the
worms hung far down over the
sidewalks. getting i'm the way OF
pedestrians, Fighting the bagWorm
il not only a duty which every
property owner owes himself but
IL civic duty, az well.
hao,her way TO get rid Of them
is TO burn off with a torch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
SKIN ERUPTIONS
QUICKLY HEALED

Acne, Eczema and Psoriasis are
the moss common OF skin ailments
ana sometimes Il patient is known to
have treated years without getting
the slightest relief,
The Electro -Therapy Doctors have
treated In their Electro -Thcrapy In
stitutc thousands Of cases ~ skin
diseases with Bucrcss Not success
after long treatment, but often a few
weeks to q month prove sufficient
10 clcar the skin entirely OF the un-
slightly condition.
Afflicted people should consnlt
The Elec,rO-Thcrapy Doctors I'm
modiatc.y Disease never stands slill
II gets better or worse aud IL
stands 10 reason II lhe aystem was
not strong enough tO avoid the at
Fiction, then b. cannot draw u off.
Get the best treatment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
KNIFE UNPOPULAR
AMONG SUFFERERS
Mrs. g. H. Cantrcii, Of Lawrence,
Kansas. Makes Statement for
Publication.

Many voluntary testimonials OF
praise arc given The Electro -Ther-
npy Doctors for the results given
pleased patients. and the following
statement will give encouragement.
to others who may be ailing
Lawrence, Kansas.
To tho publio:--Aftor taking Elec-
trical treatment with The Electro
Therapy Doctors Of 2i6h South Boa
ton ave, Tulsa. okla. | am glad to
sta.e that my condition is materially
improved. a fibroid tumor am af-
flictcd with is becoming softer and
reducing In Hize. greatly appre-
clatc what The Electro -Thorapy Doc
tors are doing for me. have to
date only treated about one month
(signed) MRS. c. l.. CANTRELL.
445 Michigan St
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

The examination In the most I'M
portant part " the proceedings
when sick person calls at Tho
Elcctro-Thcrapy Institute. Whilst II
is free during tho ncHt seven days.
yet 1t Is as accurate as n the pa
tient had paid the regular exam
lnation charges In fun The most
delicate man, woman or child need
have no fear Tor either Of the X
ray or OF the electrical treatments,
as they nre harmless. painless and
safe In the hands Of experts
Tho diaGnotic and treatment
apparatus used Rt The Electro
Therapy Institute are many. The
mac achines-deilcate and intricate
electrical dcyices-fud :he cause
OF the trouble with astonishing ac-
curacy Al the institute the fact
is proven that science has so modi.
fled and tanned electricity that the
weakest child or invalid can stand
It's force without fear or pain. Tho
forces OF electricity are sent
through the body into every tissue
and fibre without the patient ex-
perlencing the slightest sensation ex-
ccpt relief one apparatus sprays
electricity through tho body absorb
ing fIbrous and decaycd tissues,
there being thousands OF volts going
through tho body--yet the patient
only experiences sensation as of
standing In a ray OF sunshine. Aucr
:he treatment the patient feels Ike
"A normal, healthy person on an
ideal spring morning. No garments
need To be removed and no EN-
barraSsmeut is engcndcred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

Tho effects Of electrical treatments
are uayclpus.y rapid.
Among the diseases treated by
thcao specialists are chronic and
deep seated diseases ~ tho nerves,
blood heart, liver, Kidneys bladder.
spine, brain, also rheumatism, payul-
rsis, epilepsy, gall stones gOllrr,
indigestion. constipation, dyFTcpflu,
uataIrh, deafness asthma, neuralgia,
rupture, and other diseases ~ women
and ~ men.
Coneu1taion, advice ana c1amIna-
uon, including The &-Ray, Chomi-
cal AuaIys aud Blood Pressure
Test entirely free. such Us the OTTER
made by The E,srtro-Therap Doc
tors 10 ,he sick and aiLng who COLL
upon them during the next seven
days.
The Electro Thorapy Institute IS
located on tho second floor at 2lG "a
south Boston S. lbetwccn Second
ana Third strocisJ.
Office houIa are daily q n. m. 20 g
%. n. except Tuesday and Friday,
Hhen hours are a. m. 10 p W,
sunday hours arc ~ a. m. 10 y. ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
GREEN BUGS ARE COMING
'aHnerS Warned That Insect Inva-
sion May Dcyastatc Their Grain.

''' +'h"J b'N1NAhNF ii'iE 'aIAils
The chlnch bugs will probably
slQ visit Oklahoma In l92O-at
Row the agricultural authorities Of
IAAhoma have mot seen any signs
Il! them as yet, but G.. T.. San born,
|,a.e entomologist. OF the \. &. NJ.
;e9.ege says that another pest may
tone instead.
The green bug, which spends the
Vh'er in Texas and on the Gulf
vast, Is now moving northwards
sd Mr.. Sanborn late last week is
tsd warning TO farmers TO halt
c' movement Of the insects by
lanting less oats, barley and other
F7ng grains. But his message
ane rather late. for more than 60
N cent Of the 1921 oats have been
kgn.
The green bugs are particularly
D'd Of oats, barley and wheat,
70 the entomoloEist, "and as tho
2thcr this winter has been un-
-'oraole for tho parasites that de-
s,oy tho new pest. tho farmers are
Horded little protection from the
ss II they appear. The green
l.sss are due in Kansas 10y April !
Elhe speed that they are making,
Fhica,ing that they will pass
GOuEh Oklahoma In March"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
EARLY CHICKS THE BEST
Farmers and Townspcoplc Settling
Inrubntors FOR Spring Hatch.

Incubator time is approaching,
says i. W. Binding OF Binding -Stcv-
ems Seed company, ana he saws that
all over Tulsa and the adjacent ru-
ral scctiuns that the incubators are
being cleaned up and set.
while the weather Is still unset
tied. Mr. Binding says that tho poul-
tryman who gets the early hatch has
the best chance OF raising a good,
healthy flock Of chickens, provided
he uses caro- and judgment.
attention, kept warm at night and
Incubator must be given plenty OF
The little chicks after leaving the
pushed along toward development.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
NOW IS THE TIME
TO SPRAY PEACHES
Scab and Leaf Curculio
May Be Eradicated
at This Time

For peach sc1b and peach loaf
curl, the dormant spray ~ com
mCrcill limo sulphur is most uttCct.
ivr.' writes e.. e. Porter, county
farm agent OF Washington county.
Ills advice applies To Tulsa and
other counties of oklahoma.
Tho first time the spray should
be given when the blossoms have
fallen and the shuck. t,tbN hrRius
agent MI Porter also udyiscg the
usc ~ / and q pounds OF powdered
nrscnatc ut lead 60 ffy gallons sclf
boiled lime and sulphur, This spray
Us for CurCulO, brown rot aud Scnh
Ina the second spray, apply tho
"a mo spray material as In the FIRST
This should bc done two or three
weeks lNkrr. The third spray is the
same a. The first only applied 'wo
or three weeks after the second
The government also has the fol
lowing to say IN regard TO the care
OF plum trees.
Brown rot and curculio also affect
the plum and IN such case use the
same sptay schedule ~ FOR peach.
Tho plum lousc or aphid tsmall
black spidrr-likc iuacct frequently
causes serious damage to the plum.
The dormant spray OF commercial
limo sulphur OF syRlccidc are 'ftcr-
tive In destroying the eggs when
the plant lice attack tho plum dur
ing the growing season. apply nico-
tinc sulphato or black leaf so at tho
rate OF y pint 20 30 gallons Of soapy
water. Tho nicotine sulphutc p
pinD may bc used NJ n comhina-
lion spray with any other spray
given the plum. for instance, you
may be spraying FOR curculio or
brown rot at the same time you
spray for plant lice.
ANY time an insect is discovered
catiug the foliage ~ any of your
fruit trees, spray with arscnatc Of
lead solution as described under the
fruit In question.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

The matchloss Fr.eda Hcmpel
hailed everywhere as ono OF the
great coloraturas Of the world, is
with the Chicago opera association
on It's coast-to-coast tour. and Is
singing In her fay0rte operas 20
s9ld-ou, houscs Her operate rep.
ertolIe includes more than eighty
roles and she is noted on both sides
n the Atlantic for her exquisite art
as 4 concert slngcr,-AdNt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
POPULAR METHODS

The Eleetro-Thernpy Doctors only
accept cases for treatment that can
bo greatly benefited or cured. II
your case ia lncurable you will bo
frankly told no. However. many
cases that hayo been pronounced In
durable under old methods can bs
quickly benefited and cured under
this wonderful new treatment of
The Electro. .Therapy Doctors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
BEES UPON EVERY FARM
ar Secretary Wants Hive ON Each
ana Every Tulsa Rural Home.

" Paul Myers, secretary Of the
'.'sa county fairJ can carry out hi5
pans there will be n hive OF bees
every Tulsa county farm. MT.
Nlers has long been a lover Of bees
aF'ng made a special study OF the
",e honey-making insects.
Besides being an authority on
De's which a distinguished northern
.rEt once declared to he wild
annals Mr. Myers has been sue
essful in marketing an unusually
''ge amount OF honey oaci year,
ne says that tho native grasses Of
VSahoma, and the cultivated le-
s-mts, such as alfalfa, clover and
ne flowers furnish the bees with
|sVy q food. Another use FOR
80 MIR. Myers says, that Is not
ssleralIy known Is their ability 10
'oSS'iertilize fruit trees and bushes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

The New Zealand government Is
canning 10 drain two areas or
ISssmp land. containing 10000 and
s,YVO acres, respectively, and con-
~ them into grazing land.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
School CQfeteriaS Aid to
Health and COntentmenf

More than so pounds OF bread
are consumed daily by Central high
school students eating in the caf-
cteria. and it is likewise the daily
fate OF some 500 dishes OF ice cream,
virtually a dish apiece, to melt into
oblivion before the ambitious on
slaughts OF healthy young appiutes.
approximately $50 students go to
the cafeteria every day for hot
lunches, on which they spend an
average ranging from l6 to Is
cents a day. Miss Helen Pierce,
who is serving her third year in
charge OF Central cafeteria, stated.
This food consumption takes place
under the auspices of about one
third OF Ccntrars enrolled students.
The rest Of them get their lunches
In the hall. Hero, fruit, sandwiches,
candy, cake, doughnuts, pie. Ice
cream and the like are to be had
for those students who do not wish
4 hot lunch and who, under the old
regime, left the. building to ret that
which they cannot procure from the
tables in the hall Miss Clara
Kimblc, head Of the home economics
department Of the schools, and VINO
supcrviscs all the cafeterias, said in
discussing these hail lunches, that
they were, in so far as she was con-
ccrncd, . concession to the require
mcnts Of the student body needed
in spite OF the fact that actual eX-
pericncc had proven mat the hot
lunches were not only less eXpcn-
sive, but more nOuriShing,
Five Cents the Limit.
Following is a sample menu for
cafeteria lunches, selected at ran
dom by Miss Pierce from her files,
and giving an idea Of the Kind Of
food served and the scale OF prices:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

A Saskatchewan man IS tho In
vcntor 90 ipinted walking stick
which ca0 no taken apart and car
riel in It's owners pocket
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

safety attachment for n new
ss range consists OF a hinged plate
,.' s' Is turned down 10 prevent the
S"es being accidentally opened
'"en the range is idle,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
Study the Animal.

7 NtuuN tilt stIllttltts
Now boys. that is just the style
| 4 treatment you should give purc-
s,,d ANIMALS. OF course the details
,Yld differ. You would not pro-
rls a feather bed for your fine
,g,tbreG COW. But you should pro-
rit soft bed Of clean straw 80
aa. she may rest comfortably. You
v,lld not set before her apple
[Nnplings and cream. But you
Itould see that she is provided with
witable ration of palatahle feed,
vel prepared and regularly fed.
You should study the likes and
tskes Of each animal. The Bible
avs Tho eye OF the master fat
preth his cattle In other words the
wise herdsmau watches his animals
3fa,, and studies them so carefully
Ma, he is able to note any change
In condition or appetite. He studies
their wants and provides for them
accordngly Perhaps one has an
unusual appetite for salt or another
rvy aaye particular tinIe for
waiting a drink. These are little
things that are worth attending to.
&c, 70 be chums with your pure
trtts and be not too proud to show
ycU Affection for them by frequent
ly pe,tng and rubbing them. The
ffE thing In the morning and the
last thing at night take a good lock
b. them and see that they are we'll
provided for. Feed and water
shcud b. given as regular as the
tlo.k Indicates. No sudden change
b amount or kind of feed should
Be made. Never feed more than
ti'l be cleaned up in reasonable
tine.
You should not allow yourself
. Kick or roughly treat your boy
friend while he is your guest.
Nsher should you mistreat a pu'o-
nt animal. The best that the
i'9'ehold affords is mono too good
f' your guest Likewise the best
h' farm affords is none TO good for
t' pure bred animals on II. Admire
h'm, respect them, and in every
way treat them as you would your
Eest This is what We call pure
s'sd care for purcbrcds."