TUT. MORNING OREGOMAX.' MONDAY. JANUARY .1. 1916.
LIFE. Ill TRENCHES
AMERICAN MINISTER TO BELGIUM RETURNING TO HIS POST.
WHEAT HELD FOR
SHATTERS NERVES
GERMANS SET FREE
otel
ultnomah
German Officer After 144
Holts Under Fire at Front
Locks 20 Years Older.
Chicago Market Quickly Ab
sorbs 6,000,000. Bushels
Offered by Foreigners.
VIGIL IS HARD TO BEAR
VISIBLE SUPPLY IS LARGE
H
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Ib-aaatrVr l I a.lkah LaCaael
rv o e.11 Mr tHh Mrs Who
Haw I avderrel I'rtghifel
rt)c of Warfare-.
T J a air c rwvxri-L nr.vrTT
rbffwtM,,, ef I ha Cklr(
T'i.e.. Puk.iia4 by JtrrianoMtti
LILLK. rrun. . S3 Tk. firt
I wnilin4 ttoa ntla( tka
l.tt 4. rEnriM l.;. was a o
Ma eftfc.r waa ka4 aoe. atralghl
fra -ia iriHtvi
r .It 4. re ..4 kiskfe be had beea
irua ia froat ef it. Aasla-rraaa-a
toaUMmatl. ke4 e..a company
touwM. .4 k4 htaaaatr h.14 kaads
wtt 4-' rr e aar kere mat bow
' aa lif. aad laat and Ike buav
f Liu a. 4 im h.e.i i.m..
lWe.t wit fe4 t-l aa-m.,1 la kna
u. '-aj a. 4 4i-.aa.na. II. aa4 o.aia
fc4 tkUB. batwa.a ikaanaaiv.e
mar, lea a a apaaktaaT eaqoalaiaar.
Taelr r.utloae b4 kacoaa. ceaftd.a
ea4 w.r bta4 aa a cartaia ma
ll! r.eerf.
Tki ;;ic.r m la the nasal t:iahl.
aa4 Traolarat. which at
La, ma wk l.n k.a Ibroagh
wb.i ka k.t k a itnmh. Hi. imia,
ki aaufort a4 ki kair w.ra !
lr.i wtEk . hi. ra wa. cov.rAJ
!' a-rat etubhle. SI. lip. war
.racked, kla ia ..a rrfc.4 wltb tea
fr Ial arroan .. lack af etp
at ta.r w.ra ika taaal gr.aa llaa
"!' kia kin.oi .re. II looh'4
vaer .14 ie ka 4i4 a 4r aa4 k
was w.ertaa Ik Ir.a naM af tka flr.l
io. a 4aareua .kwi k4 aaa a raa
r.rr.4 apua kit la H.pt.aabar. 114.
wk.a. on tar. tn.r. w.r kt I. a
ma ta tk. ranaa ra oka k4
eaaa a kaMfai
KaaBak -aaa-fc Ar.aiiiia In,
rvatward'v Ika ef'u.r we Bot tr.oa-h-m.
ajc- Ik. k.t. I Mtuur witk
a fira kaa.. kla eti-4 w., ewlft. aa4
binicaf tiiaf liai tne afva 4
aate&ta htna w.ra lrrira; taa. aa4l aa t.
a:t.a f. arita aa.a a waaa.a
a na ros'littos. u au a aiiao aiat
t-r tir i.t. i. rto.l ra. aa4
al'.-ar in rr af pa. a aaal trsta.l atka
T .!al ur:.rta ka4 ka ..
. . la rw.aa.4
ra If UtKaaf tk.I wkll. aa w.ra
r.tat.ra aa4 ma aCftcar (raaa ika
lr.a.'ft w. waitia4 la r.aT.i.r aaa aC
tka at.mbr. af aur ttr k.aa 4iiv
.n.4 la la. Itacli.afc UaaTuaca aaoaa aft
laip-.f'ail .oaaraalM. aa tk .altar
ar ma k..jaaaiaaa .1 ika ko! at- tk I
rial..', af tba aaau ct.rka I kaa
f.raad.a t1 wkaL At ika aaaa4 af
'"aT.t.'Y B9m? Ika efn.r awaag 4
I t w I I
If. '-.. i I
I 1 1 wyaj
t ait.4 (tlal.a Xmi.t.r Hraa4 Wkillwk ! ola vlfa aa 1 1 4 from N.w T ork Oax-.mbar :i. ' Mr. t'bitlock and
kla wtfa caraa la Ika Catt4 ltat.a far a .aort vtatt tb kla tnnth.r aS ka ta Doar raturniOkT to taka up kta dutiaa
aata la H.ic''nm. a a lana ..a. wilk 4ha Mlol.i.r. Captain itoy-.d, tk racalled Carmaa Naial Attacba.
ait. aa 414 Caiaa.l ftauaa koua4 ea a mtaaioa for fraald.ot WiUqo.
k'a kot a. If oM k4 kit kia . a a a a aa aa . aa
f..m Ml4 .. it . i.4 1 1 tin nDIPr- IP PUT
a a. pr.C.a. U kot a w4 tkal "
aaa itaahi la tk praair. af waaa.a
a af atI.fota. "Aca." aa!4 tha affl
..r. "4i ar.rk.a .n'.l,a
aaa witk tkal k Lr-4 al Ika twnaaa
Captaia la aaa.M af aar aartr.
Caaptaaaa Ta.aaaaa Waaaa,
Our rastaia tai4 a f .-r ea kaa lit,
kia k4 wara'aair. aa4 .a 14 la
i.t aikr afrir. -rka ai..m.a ara
if an., raptala"
- 4'x-k la..rtk!a. a. f
aai4 la rru-.r fraa tka ir.nckaa. r
kttac t.ta appr.bf.aa w.4.
Al t.-.ia otn f ti partr wara far
kaiaar la.a!'.4l kal t.1.r. aauf la tfc.ai.
-i. 4r t' Tka Mia aa.a la Ik
Ir.rurk.a tor 4 k4 k' ar.a ara
a. I .kal ta flr.. ya'4 f I tba aaaaa
pump-. at y.a aft.r .ittia aa4r l.nf
(.k for a wb.
wt. ikhm af katl.ax-a
la. soMrt a.t-ara tk. aiatt.r wa.
r'a.ra4 aa an. a ar.aa w.. atrat44.
fur Capia.a tara.4 in l aclala froaa
tk tr.nvkaa a4 aai4. "'ora. ai4 f.l
''. k.aa a aaa af ak.rrr atta aa
k.fra laahaua aa4 it tka a.atta
anaa arka war. a I apaaklftaT Ik llaallak
i..a. kut Ifia Am.ricaa Utfaafa
c'uiav. aa'"
tha eth.r facta! k.caa ta koar all
arua , aa4 w al marck.4 away 14 tk
a.'..
Al rftaa.r. i aci'a lur. t lie Mm
mil. aa4 If : ..ar. ka4 Pol 4-oa4
aaf f.)aa bim. eh. a f aat no )l.-?4 af
aa.ax far kal ka4 fair kaur.' .!
la a rl.aa k4 aa4 two kowra af k. I -InaT
aa4 aaiiaa aa4 araabtna. wltb
Railway Makes Concession, on
Condition of Cultivation.
RECLAMATION. GOING ON
ttipeadilar oa t'matllla Projrrt la
Carrral Year to n StS..
Arrordl ac In GoirnimraL
ne FiMIe Trad. Oprn.
ORKMAX NEWS HrRKAt. Wa.k
iBaTtoa. Jaa. J. Tk rnsatllla Irnca
tloa pmlart aa a wbola waa T4 I par
raal cooplat4 aa Job . Jll. e
rorttlB ta tha annua! raport of A. T.
fair la. 4lrclr of lb RarlamatloB
rirh-a TTi raport. hoanit. mak.a
aa anaatloa of tha waat ott.aalon.
athar than ta lorluda It la Ik total
Arrrd.nf to tha raport. moat of tk
wark 4oa laat raar waa cnflna4 to
Ik. r-anfi thi o wooM aaa Ik.t k.ra hlniac vartoaa ranata wilk cancrat. to
a..a a r,a. ,a-r. w.u..i.ap aiaa Of p,.Bt a..p.a Of Ikla work, eorna
f,.a ..I frtrPkapa l 4,b. on tk. ..t .M. ran.!. .h.r.
ttaoalaaa kaa ta (.aa. It mil.a waa lin4 wlik 1hr Inrhn
kal ki. ara w.il la kaa4 now. lof ronrr.t.. Tk Thraa-Mll. Fall 41
an4 k pra4 k(mif a aapttal tory I v. r. ion 4am waa built 4-jrlna th paat
I.; r t.ik ta tk fi.14 f r4ot r-lar br tb Morrlaoa-Knudaon Com-
partmrnt of "A'aahlnclon Plata Coliaga
ks4 Wr.l.rn Waahlncton T-tparl
ant Klallon d.partiri.Dt b.ada will b
41a k.ra tomorrow for at, wa.ka.
A n.w ..-br--foot. Iwa-atory til
kulldlac waa built al tha axparlmrnt
atatloa Ikla Fumm.r f r tha achool
work of l: atud.nia. If thl Int.r
acbool la a aueca a Waaiaro Vaabinar
ton Batrlcultural acbool m.jr ba daval-op4-
Tka thraa branchaa to b lamht ar
bortlcultura. Ilvaatock and dalrrmi
and poulirr manaa.m.nt. W. A. Link
lat.r. aup.rlnl.nd.nt of th. ataiton.
will b principal. a.iatd br K. U. Oit
aoa and H. L. Blanrhard In tha dalrr
d.partmaat. and Profaaaor Charlatoa I
tha farm n-inrlnr d.partmanL
WORLD TRAVELER DIES
DEATH Or tin. YA HtrKtRM RE.
HOTK9 aKLL-KSOWX MAS.
CENSOR FLAN ASKED
rhl-laa Bara la Hallaad Taak Da-
ra Abroad aa4 Pranlraw la
I rar4aa I-aada.
fr. A. J. ran Hrrkfrn. who dlad h.r.
laat ara. k. waa a maa who had IraTalad
wldalr otrrr tha aartk b.for ho ram
to mak kla borne la I'ortland S yrara
ao.
Ha waa born In Amat.rdam. Holland.
In !:?. Ha attended tha Latin Bchool
at Marl.boroiiaTn. wrier, ha waa a pupil
of tha amin.nt Duna.o. and later b
r.lla from t tr.ah.. and f ka
mnraoa la .. wkik ka r:4 off wltb
. v - a I ala
liial it waa . ta ikat ka bad
r.riaac aa4r tka kail af aaataL lr
in tk roar f ka'f aa boar ka Iaaaa4
rf a q-tart af ckaaipacaa aa4 tha wia
a...r a?..l.rai.4 k'. apaatfft aoa riaaa4
kirn la raiao kla vole br aaa as ark a
naif a laa . for a l K vlaibla lft
II pr4'c.4 tka win W'M ba.a baaa
aam.ral wafer A. w. ear at fcoaa. "II
n.r tu.-k. m A auari of rfcam
raaa la 3a mtnit.. .aai4 aaako aaal
aaa ilanoraaa ftwaand kaariea.
Ma I. I a. kow Ik. taa..n at tha
f-o I amtima .t . fraa.ta aal.r
Ik. tran. !f.-i.r Ik.t Ik.jr 4rop a.
as4 pra. for 3 aavaaja .4 ta. Ikat
...m. 1 4 l.rn a . f.r ik.a tn.
rm: la tk.ir tt aa4 aa at tha
a..i4 af ma 4.4a. acaia A.4 ka t.4
.a kaw amiaaa an. a would dr. a .(I
t :t la tkal rear af luuaa aa4 al
pa or. of ttoi.a
oattWmeat flai lawt.
Tha total popalation of tha t'matllla
proXt In waa l"a. about aaa l.
laa ta ti.rmlaton. Ji.ttlamanl oa tb.
pro).!, tba r.port aata. kaa procraa!
alowlr. and fit tract, of public land,
totaling a! acraav r.maia ora to hom.
t.a4 antrr. Tha North.ra r'aclfie.
wkkh own. coa.aderakla land and.r
th pro;'t. baa inaiarialtr raduced tba
orl-a ta purcbaaara. conditioned on
comp ttaa. with certain cultivation re
quir.m.ata. t'nd.r a contract mad
Ltft Var. th Matwvll Ijand w IrrlK.
toa I'oanpaar awttl k. allowed to r.nt
wal.r for It. baMlnar. conditioned on
tb impro.iac af a cartaia number of
acre aaauaUr-
l-anof the carraal fieal v.ar. a--corataa
ta the r.prt. :.e4 ia ta bo
ep.at aa Ik I'matltla projart.
Miaiik rraiwf ri.nr w koa-a.
Tka Klamatb pMVI ta reported to
tk. ea t af f-r ar f! mitutaa ora I ka 4 parr ceal completed. Crwlnr to
tk.! etee aaa'a aprar.ntiy ajutto le-ltha d.tnand aa tka eouth kraocb canal
fmk.4.
ta.wa "i.ea.a 4ro mm 9"-
P raw m. tkal p!.aaaarta la
t. L'aa i.a ianaaa. 4 a. I a 4wa
w.l will ao.4-.ra tka tail aa
t .r.oai (in .r fri.nd tu .tart. 4
omi ta ka ur .aamr k. lt'a tkrauaa.
On . 4ar a a.rai.a wltft.r wia wa.
a-.-k a4 ara a. t.r h. k4 tw.i
Ij n fee aaaav aavav ca.-wo rata tka
4ia.aaroae .f a kot.l aa4 tk.ra be
aaa a oar4e fraaa tao I r a k wko
waa aara4 wi.s 13a aaal mod aa4
tie attal a'.o t'.ea aa4 wa a;ia"
a.Mr av4. a d.praia arfafa
9 af tk name aa.4i.re la tkal ra
4 tioaa ara taJa. la ' traaa pt4. aa4
Ha fart tkal lkT Ikaaakt It aP fo
tk.aaaaiaaa .-.. - aaka I ft W Ilk It
w-i-a aataalr .- t.ieae It af ta.ra.
Tka api. aad pa aa.4 .r waa "-t-
..ry f t aa4 akMrfa!. aad ta a mi
a-i 44 att. apt al faa ka a44raaa4 kia
Maul wtta aaaa a wweda aa "Ak.
tr.a.a 4. Lk.a kaal lata etraaao
a aartaaa "
Taa n .a frank tSa tra. k. fe!.4 ta
. t.i. f.a ef tka remark, fee kta
a.r.ea ka4 b.a ra.ped nil I kaa- k;a
a4 ka a aw.r.4 aa4 ai4: "U
w.rea t f aa lr.aa P4 Tow CUT
p-a. waa-4a I b ta lfcM aartara
attaar.
far wat.r for the Vaa Primmer ara-
tara, ber.!orore aPPlle-l from lavar
Klaaaata Lake. and for laiwla 1.14 bare
r the raraaaalra of TulO Lake. tk.
,rlfrtk let. rat baa kaa a .alara'4 Into
a carrytac canal ta aapplr the Adame
ratal aa4 landa lln Baxter It. tbe
wat.r ." lak.a from Loaf I'.te.r
Tk. Laat ftw.r dr.retaa chaasel.
tbarefoee. baa eaaa akanatoaad.
Tk.ra kaa. kaaa ( taa4 ealea aa
Ike fctaeia-k pro-ct 4Jr1. tha peat
a Mr. kt lb report etpreae tha bopa
ik.t la ike a.ar fatar Ik laraa held
inra wi:i k cat ap lata reaaonatle
tl aad rwcta.
Tka Klamath ta aaaeatlaliv a ata-k.
rtlatal prect." aar tka report. "The
arlaarlpaU crapo ahoold bo fcay aad
aaaaaa. witk anljr aacb raia aa la ra
4alr4 foe- fa4."
FARMERS SCHOOL OPENS
Uaj VTrxeba' forw af laiatrwrtloa Ra.
(ilka al ratallap Toalar.
rtTTAtXCT. fuh . Jaa. I Spo-
rlalv Tha aaaai lat.r achool ror
tarm.ra. l.a - re att.Baloa 4e-
: -Aj
i a v. . v
tr A. J. laa Meeker. Meattcal
Maa ko IM.4 Laat Week.
entereal tha Oiteereity of Bonn, Oar
many, whera ba aradaate4 la ltit.
with kla brother. illtam. a a phy
alciaa and iarr.n.
II. took Ma Int.rn.ah'p In Vienna and
then moved la I'aria. wbera bo practiced
for 4 year.
After bavlna etndl.d m.d'.rtne ander
each aot.4 waa aa f'hilifpe fllcord. Lan
a.arock. Ktliaa and N.laton be moved
to New l ock. liar be boreme . ac
quainted wttb the elder Dr. Valentin
Mot, and be tic over tbo a real. r
part af tr Matt a practice after tha
l.tt.r death. He waa a.eoa-lated with
tk luileva lloepttal In New York.
aad wa a rUeemate of Dr. Abraham
JacobL
After aer.ral year In N.w Tork. bo
married and moved to tr-.e Dutch Indiea,
and later to pidn.y. Auatralia.
vt'k.o ba returned to America k
Mit!.d la Pa Eranctax wh.ra kla wife
died Ha tkea moved to Deaver. Colo,
aad finally ram ta rortland. whera b
..ab.taaad kia permanent home
Me ta eurrtved hv hie mm, Trl.tan
Vaa lteekarea. wth tka Chamber of
raa.M, and daaaht.r. Mrt J.
Tl.trh.r. and two crerc1-hidreB. Iler
kart bad H.rnica Thatcher.
American Staff Wants Press
Controlled in Event of War.
EDITORS' AID SUGGESTED
Army Official Would Proride Law
Now rtrlnrlnf All Means or Com--nunlcatlon
Cndcr Rrgbla
latlona for Drfrnar.
"IV'AFIIINQTON. Jan. lDetalla of a
plan for canaorahlp la tlma of war
war riven out by tha Army general
etaff. In tha annual report of Major
General Hash 1 Scott, chief of etaff.
mad public tonight. Tha report )
it la of vital Importance that definite
preparation along- thla line b made
before wr la at hand, or "wo may an
ticipate greater confusion and dlraatla
factlon than Oreat Hi-ltaln experlonred.
If no plana bo prepared and no per
onnel ba (elected for execution there
for until the tlma arrlvea when a
ceneorahlp and control of tha pres.
becomes necceaary as In Europe In
1U."
AI4 of Preaa asaratrd.
The following Is quoted from the
staff plan:
That aa officer of the- Army deal'
nkted by tha Secretary of War. and an
officer of the Navy designated by the
Secretary of tbe Navy be directed to
consult with representatives of tha
preaa aaeoclatlona and managers of
ending newepapers of the rountrr In
drafting Jaglalatloa autkorlxinr the
Praaldent to lasue regulations for th
control of publication and censorship of
teiegrapn. cable, wireless and mall
communications whrvr such course
may pe.m to him necessary for tbo de
fense of the country.
"That auch draft, after approval by
tha Judge Advocate-General of the
Army, ba either submitted to Congress
at once or held ready to submit when
conditions seem to warrant favorable
action, aa tha President may deem
proper.
rttlab Maa ravareaV
That whether or not such draft be
now submitted, regulations to render an
effective canaorahlp bo drawn up and
careful plans prepsred for leglalatlon
of tha ranaoreahlp ander each regula
tion.. Thaae should Include record of
ach cable, wlreleis and telegraph sta- i
tlon which would require supervision
by ceneors. selection of Army and Navy
officers, preferably retired, and of es- 1
perl. need ttewapaper men as personnel
r th censors te. Following tha British
plan, tha Assistant Secretary of War
could veil ba assigned as IX rector of
Ceneorate.
la National peril and abaence of
eglalatlon. th President ahoatd at
onea direct a censorship of all com
munication by mall, cable, wire or wire-
eaa: If nereaaary declaring martial law
to aa extent nereaaary to effect arbi
trary supprsaiioa of or communication
of matter that might prove detrimental
.National defease or useful to a
poealbl enemy."
Tha plan Is now ander dlsctis-lon. It
la understood, br officials of tba War,
Navy aad Plate Departments.
TV Qaaakat Twa Daa. Ma A feet Ika Head.
BaraoM af Ha latc and laaetlve ..Taot
UAXATIVB filtOMO OriMSK eaa ka tak.a
t j aareae atrfcout reuei&a a.rv.oazi.aa aor
n.ctr-a la be4- There te only .a "broma
QauUM" K. w. Drove a alaaatare aa boa-a&a.
fSie af the raant h.roa. af the war
waa a pnad.a. whtca. daruia a Parte fir.,
eaaaat h. a tlera&ea bomu oaahwl lata th.
tMomni-bnti ani briuafai r.k la hla
ato-ilk a d-rf. ahkh aaa ar-ivt'ma-l ar.b
:a4 crue kr the ;itt:e yrcack "mother.-
Ontxido Specolatora, Despite Weak'
nca of Speculative Situation,
Tblok Prices Will Go Above
Tliose of Last Year.
CHICAGO. Jan. I. (Special) Pres
ent wheat prices are the highest (or
January in IS years, with the excep
tion of a year ago, compared with
which they are t cents lower for De
cember. 1 cents for Slay and a cent
on July.
Foreigners were heavy sellers of
May wheat hero and in the East last
week. The local holding of 6.000.000
bushela for Interests close to the Ger
man government was released. It was
bought last Summer for July delivery.
but as the cash grain was not wanted.
transfer waa made to September.
Later is was turned over into Decem
ber and about a month ago into May.
The wheat Is aald to have cost higher
than the present level.
Offerings Readily Abeorbed.
Belling of It waa s factor In the
market last week. Knowledge of Its
being unloaded was evidently one of
the reasons for a number of large
parcels and for the taking of profits
by board exporters on the bulge to
l.l for May last Monday, and again
on tha later rally.
A surprising feature of the market
was the readiness with which ofter-
ngs were absorbed on all breaks. From
the top there was a drop or Hi cents
on December and ft cents aon May
and 5Vj cents on July. Almost com
plete recovery was made on the 3 la-
ant futurea, only to be lost on Fri
day.
Mora wheat was held by outside
speculative Interests than at any time
within a year. Such Interests believe
prices ultimately will go higher than
last year and that tbe European war
demand will .absorb all tha wheat
America haa to spare, regardless of
price.
Wheat Statlattrallr Weak. .
Statistically the wheat situation Is
wesk. This week's statement of the
visible supply Is expected to bring the
total up close to that of last year. '
Export clearances, while heavy, ara
largely of Canadian. There la scar
city of boata, despite the fact that It
la cheaper to get wheat from America
than from Argentina or Australia.
A feature that is being watched la
the car situation. It practically la Im
possible to get cars for wheat ship
ments to most of tbo Atlantic or Gulf
ports, and that may be the case for
several weeks. In the meantime there
Is an Indisposition on the part of sea
board exportera to do business until
shipments can be made. Because of that
condition and tha high prices many
laraa traders ara keeping from the
market.
Our Policy for 1916
To maintain the very best and popular Hotel
in the City of Portland.
' How?
By giving perfect service throughout the
Hotel. Continue to sustain our reputation of
having the very best cuisine.
Adding to the Gold Room a grill room for
gentlemen, where meals will be served every
day from 7 A. M. until midnight, in addition
to the a la carte menu.
Table d'Hote Club Breakfast from 25 cents up
Table d'Hote Lunch; 50 cents
Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.00
Table d'Hote Merchants' Lunch in Gentle
men's Grill, 25 cents, 12 to 2
Dancing in Gold Room every weekday during
dinner, 6 to 8
Dancing in Gold Room every weekday during
supper, 10 to 12, except Sundays and Fridays.
Imitation Hotel Dance in Ballroom every
Tuesday and Friday, 9 tb 1.
An Innovation
Afternoon Tea with dancing in Gold Room
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, 3:30
until 5:30.
Pioneer Oregon Teacher' Dies. .
ASHLAND, Or, Jan. . (Special.)
Mrs. Orla C Vanecoy. wife of Prof.s-
sor W. T. Vanscoy. a former instructor
In the Southern Oregon Normal, died
today In tha Evans Creak section of
thla county, where she haa been teach
ing school. She wss about CO years
old. a native of IndTana and had re
sided in this vicinity nearly 20 years.
Funeral services will be at the resi
dence of her daughter, Mrs. D. B. Uns
een, in M-dford. Tuesday.
ELL-AMS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all drug-gists.
Recapture the Old Joy
Of Living
HAS life lost its zest? Do you suffer pretty constantly
from nervous depression "the blues?"
Very often this state of things is brought on by poor eliiTiin
ation. Constipation is the underlying cause of many a case
of "nerves" as any doctor will tell you.
Once get rid of constipation permanently and you will be
amazed at the transformation in your health and spirits.
Laxatives and cathartics won't cure you of constipation.
They give only temporary relief and tend to form a habit
which is exceedingly dangerous.
But you will find in Nuiol a rational means of restoring normal,
healthful bowel - activity. Nujol is a pure white mineral oil conform
ing to all the requirements of the Lane treatment for constipation, which
physicians everywhere are now prescribing as the safest and most effect
ive means of restoring normal bowel activity.
It is not a laxative but a lubricant. Being entirely mechanical in its
action it may be taken in any quantity without harm.
Nujol is colorless, odorless, and tasteless.
Write for booklet, "The Rational Treatment of Constipation." If
your druggist hasn't it, we will send a pint bottle of Nujol prepaid to
any point in the United States on receipt of 75c money order or stamps.
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Sanitation and Health.
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