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RAILWAYS PLACED ro
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Xew York, Feb. 17.?The return je
of the railroads to private ownership
on March 1 will mean the placing of jm
private operation on its final trial, y*
in the opinion of Herbert Hoover, ex- cc
pressed tonight in his inaugural ad- ai
dress as president of the American ra
Institute of Mining Engineei*s. At m
the same time, Mr. Hoover attacked (&
government operation of either rail- jev
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SAYS HOT WATER ' I*
WASHES POISONS |jf
FROM THE LIVER !?'
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Everyone should drink hot water j. Qr
with phosphate in it, j cq
before breakfast
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To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver -washed D.
clean, almost every morning, to pre
vent its sponge-like pdres from clog ,
glr.g Tith indigestible n^aterial, soui j
bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted |
T>Vivcf/??ar<
If you get headaches, it's your liver j
If you catch'cold easily, it's your liver, i"'
If you wake up "with a bad taste, furred |w!
tongue, nasty breath or stomach be-!
comes rancid, it's your liver. Sallow j *
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyeslcc
all denote liver uncleanliness. Youijtr
liver is the most important, also iL. i
must abused and neglected organ c< I
the body. Few know its function oi l
how to release the dammed-up body Lj
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks I
resort to violent calomel, which ir, rlar
dangerous,' salivating chemical which w
caiw only be used occasionally because
it accumulates in the tissues, also
attacks the bones. st
Every man and woman, sick ot is]
well, should drink each morning ho
lore breakfast a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos- as
phate in it, to wash from the liver and j.
ooweis tne previous aay s inaigesuo<e
material, the poisons, sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening th
and freshening the entire alimentary ,
canal before putting more food inter"
the stomach. uj
Limestone phosphate does not rc- re
strict the diet like calomel, because it
can not salivate, for it is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards. It es
is inexpensive and almost tasteless, and gr
any pharmacist will sell you a quarter
pound,1 which is sufficient for a dem- UI
onstration of how hotrwater and lime- in
stone phosphate cleans,' stimulates and L.
freshens the liver, keeping you feeling
fit day in and day_out.' Pc
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iads or shipping as "experiments th
socialism necessitated by the war,"
which there were fundamental ob- ,
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ctions.
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"No scheme of political appoint- ^
ent," Mr. Hoover said, "has ever
it been devised that vfill replace lC
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impetition in its selection 01 aDUicyi ?
id character. 'Both shipping and.cc
lilways have today the advantage of 111
any skilled personnel, sifted out in Jw
hard school of competition and;"1
'en then the government operation
: these enterprises is not prov'ng SI
;tisfactory. Therefore the ultimate
efficiency that would arise from the 1 =
;adening paralysis of bureaucracy ft
is not yet had full opportunity for!
ivelopment. Already we can show's;!
at no government under pressure
: ever present political or sectional, !j:
e best condition and relieved the1;!;
sks of extension and improvementjjj;
can be free from local pressure to,;|j
induct unwarranted service in in- Ij!
istrial enterprise." j;j;
ARDANELLES TO |8
EE OPENED TO
WHOLE WORLD ;f;
London. Feb. 17.?The internajnalization
of the Dardanelles !;!;
hich has been forcast, was decided ; J;!;
)on definitely by the allied supreme
unci] today. The details of the conol
of the waterway, however, have
)t been worked out. !;!;
One of the big questions to be dei
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utru is tue uuiR'in^ ui uu1 Mian*:*. >4
id a knotty problem it is as to who $
ill furnish the necessary troops.
Further than deciding that Conantinople
is to remain under Turkh
control the council has not drawn , $
definite boundary line. Details such ||
i the exact frontiers remain to be
;cided. j|j
Three commissions were set up by
e council today in connection with,
e Turkish peace. One is to decide,
jpn the boundaries of the Armenian 9"
public, another is to report on the;
jrkish finances and the third is to
;amine into the Greek claims in the
nyrna territory, which were dwelt
>on at length Uy Premier Veniselos
his statement of yesterday. All j
e commissions are expected to re-,I
>rt to the council the latter part of
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ick at. Constantinople to announce [words. It d:
that the allies have decided not!to say, that
deprive Turkey of Constantinople, i leniently wi
the persecution of the Armenians | cently repc
intinues, however, the . admiral was
istructed to say. the peace treaty Theodore
ith Turkey may be considerably aristocracy
odified. mate of Th
The fact that continued. posses- "One funds
on of Constantinople had been Thackery
-anted her should not be miscon- Dickens wa
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