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The Brussels Post, 1921-2-10, Page 3r THE *SOCIAUZED PALE, WAN CHEEKS MICA', ANAEMIA NItA CITIZEN THE MAN OF MOST USE TO HIS FELLOW MAN. Value That the Son of God Placed on' Huntan Life Must Be Our Standard. Both the Old and the New Testa- ments describe the kind of man who to of greatest 180 to his fellow men. The good citizen is the man we aro Gearing a good deal about, of late. "Real Amerlcan•ta'm" 1s beard on the Lipa of public school teachers, The good citizen is the man who has a re- LigiOus background. Long ago, one student of human affairs put it so: Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord, And who shall stand In his holy place? He that hath clean hands and a pure heart, SVbo bath not lifted up his soul unto fale eh.00d, And hath not sworn deceitfully. The man who keeps up that pace is aoue too common even la our so-called Christian times. This Is a picture of absolute honesty, with God and man. The Standard of Christ. Now, our Lord goes farther than the prophets and teachers of the Old Tee. Lament. "Ye have heard It said, man, eye for au eye and a tooth for a tooth, but 1 say unto you—" First, then, Christ transfers the emphasis from acting to thinking. This is revolution- ary. Courts try men for what they ac- tually do. The law 'mows nettling of thoughts unless they are expressed. You may think all the criminal libel you please, but as long as it is not put into words, no legal action can be brought against you. But Christ probes into the thoughts, "As a man thinketh In his heart, sods he," And He is absolutely right. Out of the. Heart are the issues of life. The boy who reads evil books, looks at salaci- ous pictures, is feeding his mind on garbage, and garbage always gives off a stench. Did not the chief of police of ono of our great cities recently is- sue an order that there were to be uo more scenes of crime shown in the movie houses of that city. One pass- age of the Old Testament says we are to love the neighbor. Another, to love the foreigner. Another, to love your servant. But Christ commands us to I love the enemy. Immorality iiat al -1 ways boon, among civilized races, a; grave sin, frequently punishable by death, But Christ said that to cherish the though of it was equally bad. In short the Lord of Life says to the man who would be of service to his generation, he must think right. It is surprising how humanity will; respond, once the opening is made. The time was, when the great muse- ums of London were not open to the Public. The theory was, that the ig- norant and common folk would deface the statuary, or mar the pictures, But one Sunday the picture galleries and museums were opened to all comers, and a more quiet and orderly stream of people was never seen, than the stream of visitors who that day passed through those treasure -houses. It was said for centuries that the black man had no brains, no soul, and the like. But when Livingstone died, in Africa, a thousand mules from the coast, those faithful blacks embalmed the body, and carried It to the coast, through hostile villages, across rivers and over mountains. Such lives are worthy of consideration. The value that the Son of God placed on human life, is not the standard yet. But It must come to be the standard. The socialized citizen es the one who looks upou his fellow man as of infinite worth. He will not try to hire girls for his store at a wage on which they cannot live decently, he will qot compel his fac- tory operatives to work with unpra totted machinery, that may any me mint hurl one to death, or leave hum disfigured for life, True Citizenship. In a little spot near the wall of 'Mule den, in China, there Is a grave. It is the grove et a young English doctor who went as a missionary, in 1910. One day it was noised about that the pneumonic plague was coming from the north. The death rate was one hundred per cent. No man, woman or child attacked recovered. When Ohlna heard this, elle stood speechless with terror. Then Arthur Jackson lett his work, went to the railroad sta- tion tation in Muktlen, and erected a barrier between the plague and the helpless misses of Chinese. Day after day he worked, clad in oilskin boots, a white' robe, with a bag over his head, and breathed through a sponge. He visit. ed every incoming train, separated the diseased and unsuspected, until the fatal tide was stemmed. Then ho discovered lu his own spitum the traces of blood that told him the end was at hand, and in a few hours the powerful, Ohrletliku life came to a close. They burled him by night by the city wall. The Chinese Viceroy carne to the funeral ami made the principal speech. Doctor Jackson was a socialized citizen, Dumb -bells were finst used, it In said, in the time of Queen Elizabeth, the earlier Sorms being sticks loaded with lead at the ends, these being bell -like in shape. There are over Iwo million people in tho world'sufgerlag fram'leprosy; over half cf; l'Ania fire in ladle. New Health. Can he Obtained by Enriching the Blood. Whoa a girl in her 'teens becomes poeyieh, listless and dull, when noth- ing seems to interest her and dainties do not tempt her appetite, you may be certain that she noede more good blood than her system is provided with. Before long her pallid cheeks, frequent headaches, breathlessness and heart palpitation wilt confirm that she la anaemlo. Many mothers•, as the result of their own 'girlhood expert - ems, can promptly detect the early signs of anaemia and the wise mother does not wait for the trouble to de- velop further, but at once gives her daughter a course with Dr, Williams' Pink Kilo, which renews the blood supply and banishesimamate before It has obtained a hold on the system, Among the many who lave • benefited by the use of these pills is Mise Dora Kerr, R.R. No. 4, Wiarton, Ont., who says: "For a long time I had been feeling tired and worn out. I was troubled with headache and backache, and would wake up in the morning feeling tired and depressed, 'I had to. walk a considerable distance going, to. and from school and would feel so tired that it seemed I could not go an- other step, About this time a lady doctor came tache school, to examine the children. and she told me I badly needed a tonno to build me up. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills had been used in our homy before this and I began to take them. I can only say that they: have greatly helped me. I no longer suffer from the headaches and back- aches and I now wake up in the morn- ing teeling rested and refreshed. If over in need of a tonic again I shall lose no time in taking Dr. Williams? Pink Pelle." You can got these pills through any dealer in medicine or by mall poet - paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Bacon is more than twice se valu- able as rump steak, from the food point of view. Minard's Liniment for Dandruff. Disease Carrier*. Health experts have been trying to fled out whether our top lntlmete island, the bedbug, - does, AS long Mite voted, act as a carrier of disease. The answer le probably yes. It may carry relapsing fever, bubonic plague and poseibly leprosy. But if it does so, each eases are merely .aeoldentnl, germs acquired by biting a sick per- son being transferred to a healthy in- dividual with another bite, 'Unlike Me malaria mosquito, the flea and that louse, the bedbug does not serve as an "intermediate hoot" for the develop- ment of the paraaito organisms con- cerned, On the other hand, the bite Of the bedbug Is quite polsonous to some peo- ple. There le reason for congratula- tion . that the idsect has no wings,. Educe otherwise thele would be no safety from it even for the meat care- fulof housekeepers, It Is one of the moat intelligent of insects. Brea bedsteads of brass and iron do not insure safety from its at - teaks, inasmuch as 1t may find hiding places fa such beds or get to them readily from other plaees of conceal- meat. The best way to get rid of bedbugs fa by the liberal use of kerosene. Weighing Air. Until very recently nobody knew how much air weighed. We cannot see the air, and, except when the wind btowo, we do not feel it. Hence it seems to us to have al- most 110 substance. Yet it Is a rather aubstantlal fluid. When it moves at a rate of 100 miles an hour it uproots great forest trees a_d throws the waters of the ocean Into'turmolY. It our bodies were empty of air the Pressers of the atmosphere surround - Mg us would crush us to an immedi- ate pulp. A room ten feet long, ten feet wide and ten feet high contains seventy- flye pounds of air. Of Queen Victoria's!! grand children, one is a reigning monarch—King George—and three are Queen Con- sorts of Norway,' Spain, and Rumania. Thesea-cow, or dugong, is a herb- ivorous water -aminal found in the Red Sea and tho East; from 8 to 12 feet in length, it resembles a small whale. • Ill MI, V% 711/.1113, lift Ilk Talk1aile allilk\®>pIlk 0 HEALTH A i T.H iL'1DAIO ATiellM 0 1,1 BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON Provincial Board of Health. Ontario Dr, Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat- ' tars through this column, Address him at the Parliament Bldgs., • Toronto. d 11R,MIL VIIAl,ALvn®ateIIL®ion imInk age MIL We Never was there a time when the stone will be left unturned to over - pursuit of health and happleess ap- come these prejudices. The people pealed more to all classes of people want to know how to keep well and be healthy, and the Provincial Board than it is doing to -day. Warm rays of optimism are be- ginning to break through the clouds of doubt and despondency that follow- ed everywhere in the wake of the world war. We are planning for and looking forward to a butter world hero on earth—a more civilized world, ri deeper and healthier world. And there is no reason why our hopes and dreams should not be realized. How beautifully. George B. Shaw expresses this thought in "Candida," when he says "God has given us a world that nothing but our own fool- ishness keeps from being a Paradise." That is just the point. It is foolish- ness that permits disease germs to spread unchecked in our midst—bring- ing ill-healbh and misery where there should be health and happiness. It is foolishness and lack of knowledge that is the cause .of so much infantile mortality, so many physical defects of childhood, and so much venereal disease in every community. Mora and more it is becoming evident that ordinarily intelligent people want to keep well, want to keep their homes clean and sanitary in every way, want to 'have healthy children and keep them healthy, want to live healthy lives and enjoy more and more the great blessings of sunshine, fresh air, good food and sanitation, Foolish- ness and lack of knowledge are the two main stumbling blocks in the way of getting all important knowledge of these basic principles of life dif- fused throughout the country, and no of Health is taking energetic steps to send this information broadcast over the country. With this end in view child welfare demonstrations and baby clinics aro being conducted at various points throughout the Pro- vince by trained nurses, and the rav- ages of venereal disease are being at- tacked by a network of treatment climes that are being established at ninny centres. The protection from injury, and caro of the health of workers in in- dustry is being affected through a Division of Industrial Hygiene which is working to bring about conditions in factories and industrial concerns of all kinds, that will not injure or be a menace to the health of the em- ployees, especially as regards trades that are considered dangerous, un- healthy or sedentary. The increasing numbers of women in industrial pur- suits having an important bearing on the health and vitality of the conning generation, will be given much atten- tion. The importance of cleanliness in the home, and the necessity for pure food and a good wholesome water supply for drinking purposes will also be demonstrated. In addition, there will be numerous public lectures and moving pi cture ex- hibite on general Public Health topics, laying particular attention in some cases on the value of the Public Health nurses who are now conduct- ing climes alt over the Province and doing important educational work in Infant and Child Welfare, After a temclsy trial of INST T "t, T M p, instead of coffee, you're apt to wonder wily you. stuck to the coffee habit so long INSTANT POSTUM IS DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL "There's 41 "Teres a Reaso elialeara I NSTi!1y POSTUM A Op/AMOK ren se* Ce WI Adrift, Adrift 0n :the ocean: No *1110 by slay, non' inion by night, Nor throbbing stare to guide we right; Dar and rudder fail me, Terrors grins await me; Helpless, by raging wave I'm borne In tempest loud lis howling storm. Adrift ea the ocean. Adrift ee ilte's seal In the sky no light I see -- Is any there? Abe not for me; Wares of 441114 etrfeld me; Fears, death -boding, hold rue; No Faith I know.•• -no Bose ---no Love-, And yet I cry to God above Adrift on Life's sea. WINTER WEATHER HARD ON LITTLEONES Our Canadian winters are exceed- ingly hard on the health Of little ones. The weather' is often so severe that the mother cannot take the little one out for an airing, The consequence is that baby 1s confined to overheated, badly ventilated rooms; takes cold and becomes cross and peevish. Baby's Own Tablets ehould be given to keep the little one healthy. They are a rand laxative welch regulate the stomach and bowels and thus prevent colds, The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mall at 26 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Resistance of Human Body. The United States Bureau of Stand- ards has recently' made some interest- ing experiments for measuring the electric resistance of the human body. They were made for the fleet time in such a way as not to include the re- sistance through the skin (a variable factor) where the current enters and leaves the body. The measurements showed that the electrical resistance -of the same part of the bodyin different individuals may differ by ratio of 3 to 2, or even more. The 'resistance of a person changes from day to day, and often by small amounts In an hour. Also the reaistanee depends to some extent up- on the position of the body and the de- gree to which the muscles are relaxed. It is thought that a knowledge of the resistauce of different parts of the body, exclusive of the skin, may be of interest to those concerned with life hazards from high-voltage circuits, since when accidental contact is made to such circuits the skin is burned at the point of contact and therefore I largely loses its protecting power. "Pape's Diapepsin" for Indi- gestion. "Papa's Diapepsin". Is the quickest, surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourneea, Fee mentation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stomach relief and shortly the stomach is corrected so you can eat favorite foods without fear, Large case costs only 60 cents at drug atom Absolutely harmless and pleasant. Millions helped annually. Largest selling stomach correotor in world.— Adv. Hot Ice. Water has always been regarded as an incompressible substance. Never- theless, a Washington scientist, Prof. P. W. Bridgman, has succeeded in re - clueing it to four-dttbs of its normal volume by subjecting It to a pressure of 160 tons to the square inch. Most remarkable, however, is the act that the water thus compressed be- comes a solid, turning to ice, though nearly boiling hot! By the use of high pressure Prof. Bridgman has converted water into four new kinds of ice, each having its own peculiar properties, All four are more dense than ordinary ice and, therefore, heavier. They are so much heavier that cakes of them will ac- tually sink in water instead of floating, Land -Going Warships. There is a new typo of armored craft which in war may be utilized on land as well as on the water. It is an armorcled motorcar mount- ed on the deck of a boat, the propeller of which it drives, by the help of suit- able gearing, with its own gasoline en- gine. But, if there be occasion, it can rue off of the boat and operate in the ordinary way as an armored motor- car. One use suggested for dila amphibi- ous vehicle is that of transporting troops from vessels to the shore, the car being provided with a machine gun for defensive or offensive put, poses. Water Curtain. The Clncln.uatl Fire Department has been experimenting with a new kind of fireproof suit which s supplemented by a helmet so contrived as be dis- charge a curtain of water downward over the body of the wearer, Thus equipped, the are -tighter can with safe- ty venture into the midst at flames. The suit is made of fireproofed can- vas and la of two tblclmessos, between which (convoyed by a tubo) water !Iowa. This keeps the wearer cool, and Iii in itself a protection. Btlt the defense is tnado complete by a brass perforated pipe which, encircling the helmet, dieeharges all around him a sort of veil or showerbath of water. ;. . Used as n curd for "scolds," the docking -stool was a chair fastened at the end of a long beam' over a pond nr river, The last record of ita use was at t.eetr.:ustsl•, in 1800, AUTO RSPAI8 PARTS for meet snakes and melee* of rare. Four old, broken or worn-out parts replaced. Write or wire up denprih' irttl' what mei want. We' carry tae %remit oS e1,IiirnrlitlY users ersnuw eerie acrd autotnebile equenuoni. 'We alae r.O.D. anywhere in Canada, Natio- rps9factory our aws or 0517550 Pe opty, 923 -oat ann'erin at., Toronto, Oat. What Is a Boy Scout? A 'Soy Scouts Ile enjoys a walk through the woods more than he does the excitement of the city streets. I•Ie learns the facts about the winds, the stare, the trine and all living things— and'becomes "meter of'hlmselt" in the open. A Stout can tie a knot that will hold, he can swim, he can patch a tent, he can mend a tear in his trousers, he can tell you what weeds are poisonous and what are not; if living neat' the ocean, lake or river be can reef a sail or pull an oar, A Scout does not run away when an accident occurs. If a pera'on has been cut he uses his first aid knowledge in stopping the flow of blood; if a person bas been burned he knows just what to do to alleviate the sufferings; and should anyone be drowning, his train- ing helps him to meet the emergency, to swim, with all clothes on it 110002, sum to the person endanger, and to bring him back to safety. And when the drowning person is pulled ashore, he doesn't stand around waiting for somebody else to do something. He knows how 10 apply artificial respira- tion and seta to it at once because he know that net one moment, can be lost. A Scout le kind to everything that lives. He prides himself upon doing a "good turn" every day—for which be, of course, will not accept a tip. A Scout promises to do Ills duty to God and hie country, to help other people at all times, to obey the Scout law, and a1 all times undertakes • to do Ilia beet to keep himself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Any boy, twelve years of age or over, may become a Boy Scout by joining a troop that has already been started. In case there is no troop in his neighborhood, or if for other rea- sons it is advisable to form a new troop, this may be done after coneul- tatlon with Scout Headquarters in Toronto. But in any case, the consent of the parent or guardian must be shown on the enrollment blank. Islands For Sale. Almost anyielaud sounds attractive, which probably accounts for the fact that many famous specimens have re- cently changed hands' for quite large sums, . irrespective of their actual worth. Herm and Jethou, In the English Channel, are rented by Mr. Compton Mackenzie, the well-known novelist; the Shetland Isles of Bast and West Burry—the latter closely associated with Sir Walter Scbtt's novel, "The Pirate"—will also probably change hands shortly. The Pembroke Islands of Simmer, Grasaholm, Gateholm, and Midland are another collection which should not lack bidders; particularly among me ture lovers. Besides their scents beauty, they are the home of rare sea- birds, rabbits', seals, and the elusive porpoise, From Italy comes the news of yet another island purchase. Au enter. Prising firm of cinema -producers have bought Monte Cristo, immortalized by Dumas' novel, and propose using it for filming purposes. MONEY ORDERS. Buy your outof-town supplies with Dominion Bxpress' Money Orders. Five Dollars costs three cents. Auto -Battery Service Kit. All the necessary paraphernalia for. giving service on automobile storage batteries are kept conveniently to- gether, ready for use, by means of a portable kit. The enameled -steel case, 22 in. long, 12 in. high, and 631 in. wide, contains a rubber jar for dis- tilled water, a hydrometer aately held in a clip, a three -compartment sliding tray for extra terminal nuts and vent caps, and a full set of tools. The kit, which weighs 10 1b., is easily carried by the long bar handle at the top. Minard's Liniment Relieves Distemper France's birth-rate of 7 per 1,000, with infant mortality at 20 ger cent. of bert'he, compares badly with Ger- many's birth-rate of 20 per 1,000, with infant mortality at 10 per ceuta of births. In 1914 the Arras region of Frame had 41,000 cows; to -day there are only 8,000, including 5,000 supplied by Germany, of which 80 per cent. dire affected by the foot-and-mouth dis- ease. Chilblains, Frost- Bites and chapped hands use BAUM Ea t�GU for Immediate relief try a tube to -day and be convinced BEWARE Of SUBSTITUTES ,$r.Ooa tab., 701 L1E1IINa MILES OO.,L71). tdtN'rJEAt Agents for br. Joke nnean6 BELIEVES PAIN Slow Work, Qutdo-" hie wonderful. redwood tree has taken couturiers to grow to its present size," Tburiat•--•"No wonders We oss a government reservation." AlltWrontiogi. A party hcl Dardesie stood puzzled at beforee 400l bird,s "It's a heagle" said one. "'Lt's not," Bald another; "it'd a howl." They appealed to a bystander, a"Both " sant wrong," he anortty; "it's nawki A Speedy Poet. A New England teacher avers that the subjoined is an actual composition on Longfellow, the poet, composed by a fourteen -year-old pupil: "Beauty W. Longfellow was born In Portland, Maine, while his parents were travelling in Burope. He had many fest friends, among whom the fastest were Phoebe and Alice Oary." The Modern Maid of All Work. /Ire. Sutton advertised for a woman to do general housework. A oolored girl applied for the place. "Are you a good cook?" asked Mrs. Sutton. "No, indeed, I don't cook," was the' reply. "Are you a good laundress?" "I wouldn't do wasbla' and ironin'; it's too bard on the hands." "Cao you sweep?" asked Mrs. Sut- ton. "No," was the answer, "I'm not strong gh. Well;enou' said the lady o1 the house, quite exasperated, "may I ask what yon c" " edanusts,do?' replied the girl placidly. The first colors used by artists in the early history of the world were made from various colored earths, bound together with honey or one of the gums. DANDERINE Slops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies. Classified Aavertisateents. IB TOI;ONTO Irtt'k1L: IIO0PITAte near Weston, Ontario, in Atiii401012 w fat Bellevue alas Allied Monate. Neer Tork, often' to young women destreu8 or becoming queitana nureee a threw tar averse et , general tralnln casaee oo reelde ea; ornate rooms, 'fpr patent and other information easily Lady, Bq erintendent, Toronto bra, Hopplts! Weston, Ontario, AGB11T0 w.& u' oar..... .......- A�,, 8211109 WANT13LI5S Ne'IY sVerba la a reinady for th. repot p n; tlPattoa, Indefrostton, Pile:man*s Rbettn atiem, ttidneyTroubles, It la wail.lwown, having been exteoelvely an, vertised, since It was Brat manufactured in 1858e by diettibutlon of large duan ties of Almanace, Cooic Spoke, klealUA Rooke, eta, whioh are furnished ta agente tree of oluwge. The remedies aro sold at a price that allows aaggents to double their money. Write Alonzo 0, Elise Modica' Co„ 124 9t, Paul 9t.'heti Montreal. - Mention this paper. 871eto d�i Poet, FaetagandAohfssTired. Atter a hard day's work or a loud trami5 andyourfeet are •oompletely used up,. bathe them in hot wafer then rub 11100t)n melt wltli MTNARD'9 LINI1SSINT. I6 wwil re i nelo u and you will never lid t The three Prairie Provinces have 8,000 elevators that hold 110,000,000 bushels of ';rain A 'moderato gale has a velocity of between . thirty-nine and forty -slit miles an hour, a strong gale between forty-seven and fifty-four ratites per hour, and a whole gale between fifty- five and •sixty-three miles per hour. LryAI•.PM„Y,hr.r.,-.r.nCORNS ..nr.A.,,..l ....nV W. Lift Right Off 91 P without Pain Magic! Drop a little "Freermne' on an acbing corn, Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Doesn't hurt a bit. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freeaone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn betwoen the toes, and calluses. Amortoa's Pioneer Dog Remedies 13ook- on DOG DISEASES and How to Peed Mailed Pree to arty Ad- dress by the Author. a. Clay Glover CO., Dro. 118 Went Slat Street New York, D.S.A. A few cents buys "Danderine." Af- ter a few applications you cannot find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and abundance. MOTHER! 'California Syrup of Figs"' Child's Best Laxative Get busy and relieve tftose pains with that handy botdaof Sloan's Liniment 1T THAT Sloan's does, it does dtote '/e/ oughly—penetraks without,' rub. bing to the afflicted part and promptly relieves most kinds of ester• nal pa:ins4.and aches. You'll find It clean and non -skin -staining. Keep i0 bandy for sciatica, lumbo of neuralgia, over -exerted muscles, stiff joints, back- ache, pains, bruises strains, sprains, bad weather after-effects. For 39 years Sloaa's Lielmont has 'helped thousands the world over You aren't likely to be an exception.'toor• taiydor produce results. All ggl s--35a,,We,$L40. M ,1 w e Liniment Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and meet harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Chilli;en love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "California." ASPIRIN Only "Bayer" is Genuine Warning! Take no chances with substitutes for genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." Valeta yon see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting Aspirin et all, In every Bayer package are directions tor Golds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu- matism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug - _Mats also sell larger packages. Made in Canada. Aspirin is the trn.do mark (registered in Cann da) of Bayer Manu- facture of Morroncettcliettleeler or Snllcyliracid. C'LJ R IC 8J IIA SOOTHES SKIN TROUBLES Bathe with plenty of Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse and puri- fy. 1Dry lightly and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. Cut!. tura Talcum soothes and cools the skin and overcomer heavy percpl- ration, Delicate,dellghtfnl,distlegud. Sos0254. fielmn'tSsniSnc. Telma:. Sid throughout thefondnlun. Con OIaaLlepun 1. me. linin1,14 SI. Pull St., 0, Moulreel. CuGrura roma.an ena. without nue, ' It?;lea No. a# 2l,