... ,wl I" .t [6"
vies withing.“ and'eafitli‘utu the
interesting information that do! “Ml-
;‘m ” ‘ dill-"ligam- air bill" was passed by the
.... ....w .- .. .... 1! ,United states senate after just three
.u AY, NOV. 8, 1917 J hours'fdebate. And then he adds:
~~ . —:'- W'wwm. “I know that the Americans' repu-
WBB WM) 1’03 tation in Europe with those who do
-.WIOBBOW juct knokhcm is that of money-grub-
“. 7:33 8. 111.; 7}“ P- m. libero. Well, they are doing their best
rises 6:36; sets 4:38. . to become the biggest moneyspenders
. . in human hlstory." Economically Used
with” of the Associated mg g It in true. Our congress has already .
”Associated Press is cxclusivol! voted the Dissent sums any legillluve;
‘gcws dispatches credited to it or
if
%‘
latherwise in this paper and also
' .loeal news published herein.
3 rights of republication of spe-
‘deupatches herein are also re-
‘ downs. rmi
..-... ..- ..., -
HisProclalnation Calls
letting proclamation, as follows:
have just subscribed, in the Second (Thanksgiving. 1917.) ‘
States of Amcrl
nation ever raised atonee for luv writ “A proclamatton: ea.
pose. And we have only begun.
It is n fact that, in all. our money-
... _,._.___.
.fruttful,‘ autumn of the your in pratll
PHONE GAL"
Booms-91
r ,to us as a notion. That custom w
,for, but the power it gave. Now,
Manager’s howl-Jest meals and greatest strum, n
V ”342' [MP pouring out our money like wo-
W ter.
‘ TRIBUTE TO OUR WAR Powen We have alwavs taken pride in lava
The big Teutonic drive against
ltuly, oilt' of the two or three most
prosperity of enterprise.
er childish emotion. based on love of
display. But nowwwe can take honest
and sober satisfaction in our laVlsb-
ness became. we know. and we Teak,
lze that the world knows. how every.
, ourselves.
dollar is ennobled by the purpose it [tics of our duty not only
serves.
momentous campaigns of the. war, is taking up arms lgainst
mlly a tribute to the United States.
It. [8 331116 by experts that the don‘t-
lnutlng motive for this drive was
Germany's desire to gain a quick do-
I clulon before America's weight could
be thrown into the, war. he German
general stuff recognized that. once we
nrrived at effective participation, as
“we should in all probability next sum-
‘Jn‘er, her hopes would bc doomed.
And the German staff, for once, was
lght. The dny' w en the United
States really starts fighting. Germany
will really start down the lust slope
,, of her military toboggan slide, The
only question then will be as to the
frhpidlty of her decline and the com-
pleteness of the victory with which
and cor llllies will be, satisfied.
It was as it lost, dosparate chance
Mental] What would otherwise be
M .fie"lhevltablo failure of her war‘tbat
I V, any mat-shallot] all the. men she
”strip from every front, and
W headlong against ltaly. It is
I , inconceivable that Germany will
r/agnin, in this war, he table to
other free. nations of the world who
(fend also the rights of free
A distinclllshed American physician,
returning from hospital service in
France. W18 shocked by New York’s
glare of light. Landing on a darkened
ship from a country that has no fuel'
for light and almost none for fires, it
seemed to him that the city was on
fire. I "'-
“I read in a taxicab,” be mu 381-!
casticullv. "by the light 'of ndvcrtlo .
ing slgns. the appeal in the um»;
:pers for conservation. It seemed an’
if as much fuel was wasted inwadu:
alone in New York city as was used these things let us pray Almighty
by n" France. '0 nlalntmn h" “fa-'{zGod that in all humbleness of spirit
Asked whether the hospital where he
served was heated. he replied, “Oh,
no! New York's ad signs have all the
Met."
The vasec- he complained of is now(
to one mind and pump».
mon action has been revealed in us
.0!!!” DVD.
Kill.
A new light shines about
spirit in us.
are made of.
once: that we may be kept content
in tho spirit and purpose of service:
directed and our hands strengthened.
"Wherefore. l Woodrow _Wllson.
President of the United States of Am-
ericu. do hcreby designate Thursday.
And tbe't'eform will not be confined
to the metropolis. The federal fuel:
administration has taken the matter;
in hand. with the result that the 3|“;
lumination of every"'White Way" in
lulled throughout this inexplicable
rugglc, We may rest assured that
,‘tbére will be no vllnl part of civiliza-
tion's human Wit.“ left so weak as was
the Italian front smashed by Macken-
m' (America if, to be curtailed. in their several homes and ”has
. The resources of ma Amps lluve‘ in some instances, where lilllmlnatg of worship to render thanks to God.
1 lthe Great Hui-9r of Nations.
1970'“: as ”1°54" 0' ”"9 Central Em- “1 “MS can be Show” to represent a “in witness whereof l have here-
om: haw waned. At last the Allies"ner9 “Y'l’md‘lc' 0" “will“ 0’ 90""; unto 99! my hand and caused the
“We learned the bitter lesson of dlvldt that otherwise would go to wasta: ’9‘“ of "‘9 “‘m’d 3‘3"?“ to be ‘f'
authority. and are centralizingfltrtzht llghts may be permitted. Bl“; "Done in the District of Columbia.
‘ ,. ' , ' 3.9. there will have to be? this seventh day of November In the
their war control. Anti lf Germany" to every c ‘l f _ 5ycar of our Lord one thousand nine
9'97 again repeats this war—gam- “0““ ”950” shown. and i" "9'7 case hundred and seventeen of the inde-
llidr's trick and stakes her remaining. there will be some curtailment at. pplndflt‘icle of ”I; Ugh? Stgtels rot Am-
- » ‘ . - ler ca e one on re an o y-sec-
Waive. on a last, superhuman t-r-i least, editor in the. period or in the in-i on .
J—we may say it without boasting, tensity of the lighting. Tens of thou-i
' ' l
the world knows it—-—Amt~rico will sands of tons of coal will thus be HIV“
there to break the attack. ied for more necessary and legitimate;
in what the London Post collstheating and DOW?“ helping to ”“9""
, l , . ‘
fresh ,eagcr, 5mm forces of the scarcity and contributing toward‘YEARS EARNINGS
next. as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer. and invite the people through-
out thp land to cease upon that day
from their ordinary pccupattons'and
..- ‘WVOODROW WILSON.
"By the President,
“Robert Basing,
“Secretary of State."
n that Germany will have to‘tlle'succcss of the war. , OFCORPORATIONS
. with hereafter. As the Post, And it isn't merely the amount at' JUMP 50 PER CENT
, .- our allies, "America is pledgl coal directly saved that the fuel con-i ______,
k the mlllta wer of amatlonlm are thinklus of. TM“ HARTFORD. Nov. 8.—-A change in
m ry W l the state law‘has necessitated the hi
, r . . ll " - » . .
or and make no peace with the admlnlsl Minn look! also to t e not mg of “pom by the telephone. tab
ollerns." And. Germany and chologlcal‘effect on the public. Onco‘ mph. mm“ and cur'companlea of
-fiohenzollen’ls may trust America bright “gr-"l- CWFDIWWS" dtmmtrd,’
. p but word, it is likely to be will tend to dissuade western and pro i
mel- task than we expected. butl m0“! "m"-
are going to see it through.
formation for the six~monthf period
statement issued by tile
commissioner's ofllce
“...——
MITCHEL FOR WAR.
...-n.
_____. the drsmrts and notice has been arr-
‘ ‘ war t th, rlous
EST SPENDERS IN HISTORY" of go mint: «it; and
t
, . ml
'Edward Morriss, prime minister Defeated Candidate to Be Offs P“! 15
In the Army. , .
ewfonndland, is one of the .“oth- i TM ‘3‘ °“ “7'99”” mflm
. . ...." o ‘ ergfor this perZOd is $117,823.83: on tale.
Mitten-‘3" '30 knW‘“What m? NEW YORK' NM 8 “w Y r ‘grltlhic companies. $111.40].!7;on ex.
. lpccfs Mayor Mitchel to get into the 'm” comm”, ”an...” a,
’ ”fa 5" ' ”'59” doing by way M 391' iwar when be torn" ' s over the city hall to. 11m opefltlng can on the tall-
. gm”? {”7 '3" On a visit to Mayor-elect John 5‘. Hylan. His friends roads of marinate. 98,951.77. This-lo
' has been] telling the Enlristaid yesterday they‘had no inform alums that "‘9 reports ” '0'" 3°"
' , , . lgporatlonl this your aborted foamed
tl-ntlt it. in an interle't‘Ofl 0' Mitch“! PM": 1““ n V“ " earnings as the total“! exceeds so
, 1— , .. 1,, L :lon Dull Mall, h.‘ ported that President Wilson would 01- per cent. 91 "J" pond mum m
n m n” r .. tun"! Brlions that for him a post in the army. Mitchel is in! 10" the ”glM‘m ml
‘ ' ' J" p l' t.‘ Plattuburg graduate and bubeen 91-. “M “"9 ”v ”m . .
. lt-7" :zztw rm: year we Amer!- m‘,’ "We in the military train- Tb‘fiuxrrcygwx‘drfgn the“ or;
. l ) . o ‘ . We
ltt'e "mint! “to run by day and m. Wei-“L mun“ *0 ”31.17.33.
all i’Il‘ scrtlt-t- to Berlin-gal” -f--‘-—-—--—-—-—- , m
.. . ' ., a“ , DO _ center-alto a New Eng-
} rtop lambs on tnrllranv from the, 97 I M170 ”A" m land Te 0‘ Co. Which PO" “7.“
all something approximating the! ‘D‘A-‘t'm’m'. M"- l’” Wyn" Other m to! II lob:
m
poor
‘3‘” ll which "dig and Pellifl aft! mm". “bf-“MN on . Mn'” 0‘ “I. ”n: W T ‘ I!“
" ' outskirts of the oil. .yeaterda bu WI 00» ’ ti. Wflbfl
' ’ nun Tolosmll 00.: tum; d.
.1 .
Alan. W
gt! drop] in: shells over the 0mm
. to Flanders and mace."
patronising» mind-tho people!
been identified as acar stolenll
momma-mum. ‘
At-
tention to Country’s War
Against Tyranny -- New
Vigor of N ation—Saya U.
S. Has Ample Supplies For
Ourselves and Alliefi- if
, WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-President
N U) the We {01' publicaiufll 0f" ql 9V6! ' Wted- 0" mle‘ Wilson Ml Issued his 1917 Tidal»
Liberty Loon. the biggest amount anyI "B! the President of the United
“it has long been the honored eus- ~
ltom of' our people to turn in the!
* '1} ”ML m‘mahing we have earned only to Instill. and ”launching to Almighty God;
. in was not the losers that wetland 10' m“ many ”“5”“ and mercies "
with can follow now even in the midst.
4 vii thenrupon his shoulders and
.. _,93. t l t of the tragedy of a world shaken by; p . ‘ , fl
. m axiom. ‘W" m " m "' .....m... W... 2mm .. .... .. .. cost today'-
M 1' Residence—2183 - lanv other people Ell-'1' aocumnlatedff the midst of sorrow and grtal peril. ,. ' ' Mercilebron. l '
’ , ' ’ . amnhi 1,. been. use even admllt the darknesuf _
”Editor’s Reminded—1m and with a cause worthy of g l that has gathered about us we canz‘h LOHDON' NV" "‘Th“ British,
Joe the great blessings God has be-l
slowed upon us. blessings that are‘
' better than more we’of'mind and
"We have. been giventhc opportun-
. 'tty to serve mankind» as “we once'
lull spending. Mostly it basbet-narattl- served'ourselvea in “’1‘ great day of”
our Declaration of independence, by?
a tyrannyl
that threatened monster and debase‘
.mcn cVerywbemvand joining with
we then demanded and obtainedvforf M” the ““9an
I" this day 0' ":8 revels- in h! a northwesterly direction from
. o defend ‘ ~
tour rights as a nation. but V) dru‘
men
,throughout the world. there has been ”m” °' "1’ "‘9'“ 7"" A“ “”9““
DIMMING THE WHITE WAYS ivouchsafbd HG in full and inspiring}
i‘meusure the resolution and spirit oil
united action. We'bave been brought
A new;
'vigor of common counsel 'und com-
We should especially thank God that. . . l
in such circumstances. in the midst' 533:3 ,Pt‘flé'zfi: 0:, "I” captures}
of the greatest enterprise the mirltrl' ‘ 3‘ ‘ 9' "I one
of men have ever entered upon, we
have. it We but observe a reusonublt
and practicable economv. abundance
with which in supply the‘ needs of
those assocla'cd w'th us as well as
The great duties of a new day! »
await/3n a new and greater national
“'0" shall never again‘
be divided or wonder what stud we
"And while we render thanks for:
We may look always to Him for gold-
lhfll by His mace our mlnds’may be“ Beer'h‘b"
and that in. His good time liberty
and security and peace and the com-
the twenty-ninth day of Novembcri
their gross learning: and other ill-f.
ending Dec. 31. 1910, according to all
state '6! K
yesterdu . The! .
”Oil"! of equalization has paged on the um. um- draft board and 1m”
corporations.’e-ployed in the
parable hm'iof Douglas. coming about $10 a week’Ancrica Society. mane-tins that 9|"
The mint Interest in tlfi‘ltuwi
. on
'“quauu.
Palestine City, Made Famous
by Exploits of Ancient,
Man of Strength, Cap- :~-
hired
woos 83mm Carried
Off Gates of Gaza.
From Judges. cha- -
2 and 3:_ {pter 16. verses
.z——Aul' u Gimme Gazltes
loving; Emu ‘ is cone'bitner.
And they comm him in and l
laid watt forum ad night In the
i« gate of the city, and were quiet
‘ :1! the :Lgm,’ laying. in the
. en ti ,
kmm’m‘ 3 day, we shall i
3—“: am In! till said I
night. and am at midnight, and i
took the doors of the gate of the i=-
l
i
5
pl
city. and the two posts, and went
1
9 away with them. bar and all, and
t
Then; ’
ave’ centnred the citv_ of Gaza. lnt
Palestine, the War Odice announces.‘,
A further advance also has been if
gmanic north of Beer-shah. a town-
. eleven miles
been captured.
~ control Style and Quality
' Positively tbeweatest values
that cannot. be dupiicatcdelsewllcrc.
. f Eitraordlnary Sale of
t EACN
l
l I immense“ assortment. Buy. your blankets now and save.
is-ulauy'in'stams are less lllantlle present obliterate
We hate just received a big Shipment of ‘F'LEISH-
ER’S KNITTINGY ARN S in
above um city. bungluwmflrmmmwwom‘ammm
we have cvcrcliered. Values
i 3'
7'
l _,
, .
General Allonby tenor/.4 that, our; '-
mops captured Khuwoilfeh, eleven" ”“3“
miles north of Durant-bu. man after uniform.
midnight on Monday. and
g ed counter attacks.
t whole 0f yesterday were repulsed,"
his military uniform is not explained'
he neighborhood of Beersbebu, car—
ried the whole Turkish defenses
To" an Shortfall, capturing bah might h-V‘.’ ml] to it "I“ he “'35 {ed
these last named places. This is an
advance of nine miles from the post.
sent from cam. ft m t 2
lion of dopey-tum D is polls .3 ha
"(Peanut Allenby states thut gondek managed to stay in the woods
throughout the operations the troops “'1" the d” and return to “5 home
displayed magnificent duh and en- “l 8‘“ ”0‘11“" at “ISM
Apply for Training Camp.
Several Hartford men members of
of the front ‘
| have been takgfhoperatlons six “umfi‘ompany B of the 303d Machine Gun
"A later telegram announces that ““5““ “"31"“? “ed ”9"“
than was captured this morning. No tions for admission to the next oncers'
further particulars have yet been rr- training camp which is scheduled to
.... fopen here January 5. Among them are
The new British offcnslvo m paws. the following weilknown boys: Ser-
tlne. which is being prosecuted vlg. gcant in P. Peterson, Edward Ken-
orously now that the impressive bent nedy. June. c_ Conway. Adam y_ Pur-
.of the summer reason no longer
causes enforced inactivity. is being W" William 0' Bose “‘1 William P'
develotted along . front extending Muller; Corporsl‘Willium A. Dunner
eastward from the. Mediterranean and Private: Arthur F. Lolly. Roy W.
. coast. Gun is thirty miles north of Putncy andC. R. Godard. ‘
liielf‘is'él‘l"di . it?” mm ' "w WW Amt-mm
.1, he 3mm, no} Captain Dnval Enum- ot Compluy B
l tured a few days ago, and titty miles has made several company appoint-
roulhvest of Jonmkm. manta, following the. warranting of a
i t
. number of nonocomml'uioned officers
.ONE
portion ll
..
' ‘ ' t ”“99“" of “ """mm‘ 5‘15”“ may IV? HUNGER for the company. The following being
' f . lnion to be eliminated in hev. York, as i ‘ . ‘ z z .
lunch a blow But ' ”ll-H 0p - . l .. i Paris and London. ‘fmmmd 8" ”I“ nations 0' the? STRIKER AT proted yesterday: obcllrst sergeant.
falls, as so many expert-oplnlons hale was 0L “350 n - . earth. '1'
j CAMP DEVENS Ira P. Peterson ;to be mess sergeant.
“James. C. Conway to be supply ser—
‘gcant. David W. Blanchard: to be com»
! ..- - puny clerk. Henry Fuidner; to be but:
; Kondck has refused. to eat for two lam, print“ ""013 p, m and
da'ys. Be is in the guardhouue of- the
Kwagon company of the trains and in- George L. Spugnardo; to be cooks, p”.
stats on having steak and onions and "1“ Max mmky-mflnce A. pa.
ii’olisb bread. neither of which the g“ and; Andrew Pietrycha. .
:companr cooks Ire ready to produce, he three companies of the battalion
,for regularly-collated men who obey set-up "buzzie cot stoves" for outdoor
(rules and resulationa. much less DI'O' mess yesterday. and today the Hart-
;vlde them tor deter-tars. Lieutenant ford boys will have their meals cooked
1Colonel H. Stillman. commanding tbe‘and served out in
:motor-drawn trains, belleve the hunger. boys will be given catables in a raw
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strikerls shaminguwllolelot and lo" state and ordered to go out and get
3also; that he be given willsllment. Just thelr‘owu’ meals.
what sort of punishment will be hallo-I
god on"! to Kondek is a question. It may for a big night Friday night, staging a
the a general courtmortiul. a summary boxing 8110' With "Kid 8880.".1'110 in
:courtmurtlat or aspects] courtnartial private life is known as Corporal Set-
‘T'nc exact nature.“ the proceedings 313 and "H.pp’" Merrill g, the con-
will be determined only‘aftera mime testnnte. Corporal "-Sql'u" Pinon will
{inspection of "19 ”It at the manalnso-‘act a3 refefeg -
ifar as it concerns his enlistment with: Major med p, 3mm, command-
‘the national Arm! here. Private Kan-ling the battalions. who is in charge of
her was brought into the cantonment'rhe omcera' school {OI-[topography at
‘1)! a constable from htsdlstrlct who;tbe cantonment, ordered Lieutenants
,was forced to but up a strenuous bat-IOrcbards, Dyers and Hugh narblson'
he to bring Ms prisoner to the cannfreoonnulrmce otllcera. out for a an.»
Kondek' BM! them of bulk, huV-rvoy of the adjoining country, Major
ins several large bumps on the head Bradford and otllceru left camp early
and several bruises on his face. gyesterday moriug and returned at dmk.‘
a slim investigation“ of the post or} num- cum] gm 1r, Hoegee,i
ondek shows be was sent here bygmdtn‘ the division, received yep
letters from Illu Gertrude El-
thut‘bmlou to his being sent be w more of No. am Ktmhuck avenue. out.
Scandawoolel Illllleigo, representing the Inyul Girls of
HG m asthma! “if E!!- nngementg be mg {or correspond-
;uutl. but the military 9ߢlala whimpering-noggin. of the m
clined to dubellcre this, as they figure and soldiers at the camp. The letter
out that a man canine of earning 0!. was turned over to Major Hm! L
in u weal. II; is easily capable of Hodges. adlutant, who in turnturned
speaking English. or at, last making it over to udlutantl of the units in
himself cues-woo and able to abowlcump’. This is along die rm of the
ordinary intelligence. French Godmother idea.
monomer niche-remn- of . , ’
«cameraman-«amuse WOMAN MKS PM‘POR‘I’ To
ly m mane-e that '
m have but; mm
umummmmm, ”I“ l“! *-
tbd'llllnry ciao. are” not unwind-sum tat-ad: mm mau-
mm “m. in”: “anti! ”pile. ”Nata-lint”! (flat!l
mm'wmo-m.mm '3‘ m‘”"“‘*"'.
film ”3/ thaw-imam: a! man-m ‘ m
isle cull- Miniatuiflu lea-'0‘ mums-J
m-‘mumwapnuh.
wwm‘nc. ‘, "
_ V
"Further south our troops. advano neither does he attempt to tell how he
Vmunaged to exist for the, last three
weeks. it is believed here that be m'
confederate: working with him, who ”ml hm- .lSundar. having shippedE
during the three weeks that he was ab-
md Phoenix; to be breakable, Private -
the open. Later .tht l
The buys in.Company B are planning
new 1!:qu a this dual not war
Ller'wflt‘u WWI W'
m hull norm . , .
[w “WM
Ifltim
n. ............-.. «--.--. .. £1.“ - ‘72:..-» -.-__ _ ...v..- 351-55
“2°" 8;: 3:13:39??? ARREST BEARER : NEW REGULATIONS~
that repret- consuble he was garbed in citizens 0F SINN FEIN f FOR MTAL DEW.
throughout tho clothing. Just what he has done with‘ -——___
LETTER IN NEW YORK rt... r
allowing instructions from tho
' ofllee of the Third Assistant‘l’oltmam
,ter General relatlm to postage an
postal and post cards are "brushed
for the information of all moaned:
“All postal cards whether they:
as . member of its crew. bear written messages or are entirely
The letter which Welsh sought. to in print. must be prelim tva mm
destroy, when talren into custody at “011 and, th"W’W- the M 90"
the ship's pier. has 'been pieced to- m 03"“ mu" “"9 WW 90-"
ilk-thet- told fodcrsl Vtauthorittrs lsay tage "l" ’ affixed ‘0 ”1"” in addition
it contains valuable information re- 10 ”'9 * NH" stamp impressed 0"
lallve to stun rem activities both in mil camp . '
Ireland and the United States. Ac "PO“ ““1" 0" private matting:
icoflflnx to William J. Flynn. chief of cards. which include all cards not 9:4
the secret service” the communica- cording to size approximately 3 9-!“
lion mentions "General" Liam Mcl- by 5 9-16 WW "0? 1“" lb" lwrl’x'
lo'ed' 8“". [7.3“] IPMC‘T‘ who was ar. lmItciy 2 3“ h)’ 4 inches '"l also bf"
rested in this city October 20 thud “INK" '0 "-"° 99“” 99".!” ””5
Paifltk MCC‘nOn. am agswalp of; whether ”le hour Wu"?! of mtt’d
Mpnowes who was taken on a whip matter. All curds bearing the words
at Halifax. N, 8., at about the flame ‘puflt card' or ‘private mailing card'
time. Each bad 38”“; “my" the which at“ not within the site above.
fraudulent seaman's passinm-y , and set forth shall be charged two cents
both are now being held for this ln-* posture each if in print, or the letter
fraction of law pending investigations "HP if “'llOllY of MP"! ill writing.
that are under way. ' but the rate of postage on More.
According to Chief Flynn. the in- advertising cards or card! containing
formation reuniting from Welsh's ar- pr’nted circular matter which do not!
,mt willlbe of great value to al- bt’l" ”99 "0rd“ '90“ “’0'" W'""
’ thorltlen investlgutlng Stun Fain mailing card“ and do not come within
plate “on the other side" as well as the It!!! ”95mm '0’ W" cards 9"
(Continued from Find Page)
.to those tracing the support». .d can. not affected. such printed was)” .
trim-mm or a number or American subject to postage at the third clam
nte."
residents with these intrigues.
Although Welsh is now held in the-
Tombs in default of 83.500 bail. fed-' The case of William Miller against
eral authorities tonight. declared Gabriel Merino. Son account of demo
"other court action" probably would me-
to taken tomorrow in connection age done by sheep M Tu“, av '
.with his arrest. They stated it was ’3 be“: ”We“ today before Judy»,
:probabie his bail would be increesed GPO“? 14- VOSbUI’Sfl. A110"!!! land
Pending this “court action" they rm e Land appear for Miller. “Alton.
fused to divulge the contents of the non.'l'ammany ‘ Hpnmu ft! .51.-
letter found in Welsh's possession. rino ,
‘4 n ——-—I
l
t
DRINK” HOT WATER AND RID
JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST
l
Why rheumatisrtl'and bloom-sufferers should drink prospered
‘ _ hot water each morning
before breakfast
Just as coal. when it bungleltveo och. liver, kidneys and bowels tit”
behind a certain amount or from. previous day's accumulation of toxins
bumble material in the form of ashes. and poisons thus, cleansing. sweeten- _
so the {0061M drink “it!!! “I after ins. and freahening the entire alimen-
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