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    DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD. DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
ASPIRIN. FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genufaa
Aspirinsay Bayer
Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
So a "Unyer package," containing prop
ter directions for Colds, Pain, Dead--ttclie,
Neifralgln, Lumbngo, and Rheu
snntlsra. Namo "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
slnotcon years. Handy tin boxes of 12
-tablets cost few cents. Aspirin Is trado
work of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
acetlcncldester of Sallcyllcacld. Adv.
One Exception.
"Do you serve only soft drinks?"
"Well; we can give you n glnss of
Unrd unter." Boston Transcript.
First Impression.
"Well, I must bo olT."
"I thouglit so tlio first tlmo 1
yon " Baltimore American.
met
HOW MRS. BOYD
, AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohio. "I Buffered from a
female troublo which cnuoed me much
suffering, and two
doctors decided
that I would have
to go through an
operation before I
could got well.
"Mymothor, who
had been helped by
LydlaE.PInkham'a
Vegetable Com
pound, advised mo
to try It beforo sub
mitting to nn opera
tion. It relieved me
from mv trmihln
o I can do my houso work without any
difficulty. I adyiso any woman who U
filleted with femalo troubles to give
liydia E. Pinkhom'o Vogetablo Corn
sound n trial and it will do as much for
ihem." Mrs. Marie Boyd, 1421 Bth
St, N. R, Canton, Ohio. -
Sometimes there are serious condi
tions whero a hospital operation is the
nly alternative, but on the other hand
o many women have been cured by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydla E.
Finkham's Vegetable Compound, after
doctors havoeaid that an operation was
eccBsary every woman who wanta
to avoid an operation should give it a
fair trial before submitting to such a
irylng ordeal
-If complications exist, write to Lydia
Jk. Wnkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.,
tfor advice. The result of many years
xperionce Is at your service. ,
pand Sapolio-The
llWealforToiietandBath
Travelers WU1 Find a Warm
Welcome at the
Hotel West
MINNEAPOLIS
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"DEATH TRAIN" IS
STEADILY MOVING
-
Shunted On From Station to Sta
tion, Covering 4,000 Miles
in Russia.
RESCUED BY II. S. RED CROSS
Scatters Victims of Disease Along
Railroad Line In Siberia Amer-
leans Save the Survivors
at Razdolnc.
Toklo. For tlio second tlmo word
comes out of Siberia of n "dcntli train"
traversing tlio 4,000 miles of railroad
between the Ural front and tlio Pa
cific, Hliuuted on from station to sta
tion, with help denied until word of
It reached tlio American Red Cross.
In the spring n trnln loaded with ty
phus victims distributed Its dead
across the land. Tho latest death trulu
carried In addition to tho typhus the
dreaded spotted fever and cholera.
Word of tho presence of this train
on the main lino between Irkutsk and
Vladivostok reached American Ited
Cross headquarters In the latter city
a few weeks ago, and preparations
were started Immediately to succor
what survivors there might be of the
callous cruelty theso stricken soldiers
of tho Kolchak army had been sub
jected to. Major IUlcy Allen, execu
tive secretary of tho American Red
Cross In Siberia, who Is. only just re
covered from an nttack of typhus him
self, organized n hospital train to meet
tho dcntli train, going out with It. Dr.
Hakltln, of tho stnff of tho American
lied Cross hospital at Itusslnu Island,
who has also been Inld low with ty
phus, accompanied Major Allen, with
nurses and aids. "
Doctor Dies on Train.
The death train, they had last heard,
was nt Nlkolsk on August 27, where
the Russian authorities had Mmply
passed It on. an all other Russian of
ficials had done at overy station for
weeks. Just befor'o tho train reached
Nlkolsk tho doctor aboard It had died
of choloro. Seven of tho 1G0 sick who
h(ld survived to 'reach Nlkolsk died
the next day. Their bodies were
dumped out of tho moving train by
wrecks of men who had not tho
strength to dig graves, even If they
might have had tho Inclination. As
things were going It was only rt mat
ter of tlmo until their own festering
bodies, crawling with typhus llco and
fou) with living for weeks In un
cleaned box cars, would bo rolled out
of the sldo door to become n center of
Infection for tho countryside.
Tho Red Cross train caught up to
tho death train nt Rnzdolne, whero It
lay on n siding near a barracks )n
which American troops were quar
tered. Those soldiers were doing what'
little they dared for tho pest-rldden
sufferers, having run so ninny risks, In
fact, that they wero oil put Into quar
antine when the medical authorities
RESCUE OF STARVING MEXICAN GOATS
The Island nf Gundnloupo, oft tho western Mexico coast, Is Inhabited by
goats only sumo 00,000 of them. This your they nro starving, owing to luck
of rain there, and many of them nro being shipped to the foothill ranches ot
southern California. A cargo or these goats is hero shown arriving at Sun
Dlcgo.
OBJECT TO SHAVING
Waiters of Paris Up in Arms
Over Order.
Cafe Proprietors Insist Thnt Servl-
tors Must Leave Off Lip
Frlnrje.
Paris. Walters In soven or eight of
tho largest caf03 an tho Paris bouht
vnrds hnvo been stirred to angry pro
test by orders to shave their mus
taches or quit.
Ono of tho bitterest grievances the
wultarc hud when they went un strike
Inst April was tho edict of the em
ployers to tho effoet thnt wultors must
sacrifice tholr mustaches, 'flic wait
ers triumphed nnd the employers
agreed tjey should bo permitted to
Hdorn their visages, as they pleased.
S'nvv an attempt to revive thu ban
o mustaches has roused their hullg.
" tn.m
discovered tho facte. Until these
American soldiers, In n more or less
rough and Ignorant way, ofTcred some
help, the patients In the death train
had received nothing from tho troops
they hnd met except ulnrmcd orders
from commanders to bo on their wny.
Before reaching tho death train tho
Red Cross officials hnd made arrange
ments to bring the typhus nnd cholera
patients to tho Russian hospital nt
Nlkolsk, which had been nttcd up by
tho Intcr-Allled sanitary committee,
and permission had been obtained
from Colonel Lewis, of tho American
army, to uso tlio Intor-nllled wards of
this Institution, nut tho Russian rail
road authorities at Nlkolsk proved to
bo like tho hundreds of others along
tho lino nnd refused to permit the
death train to bo brought there, and
tho Russian military command refused
to permit the patients to bo brought
Into the town under any circum
stances. Neither would tho Russian
military authorities at Razdolno per
mit the sick to be removed from their
filthy box cars to any building In tlio
town. Finally, after long pnrleylng
with Vladivostok, permission was
given to house tho sick at Nlkolslc on
condition that they bo cleansed first
WONDERING OVER
PILGRIM FATHERS
I '-
Plymouth, Mass. With tho three
hundredth anniversary of tho landing
of tho Pilgrim Fathers little moro
thnn n year away, Plymouth Is cogi
tating eagerly and blindly ns to wheth
er "tho tercentenary celebration" of
the great event Is going to ho held In
Plymouth or In Provlncetown, on the
tip of Cape Cod, where the first lund
fall of tho storm-tossed passengers of
tho Mayflowers really took place, or
If tho celebration can be divided, giv
ing each town part of the glory and
Incidentally of the Increased trado and
custom thnt will result.
It is a fact little known to tho peo
ple of theso United States and Ignored
by most histories that Plymouth has
for years been basking unjustly In
tho white light of fnmo as tho first
landing place of tho Pilgrim Fa
thers. Flrnt Landed at Provlncetown.
When the Mayflower sailed into Ply
mouth harbor it camo from Provlnce
town, 30 miles directly across Massa
chusetts bay, whero tho hundred
hardy souls fleeing from religious per
secution had already spent n month
ashore, whero tho Pilgrim Mothers
had dono a tremendous washing after
two months at sea, with clean linen at
a premium ; whero Dorothy Bradford,
wife of William Bradford, subsequent
ly governor of Plymouth colony, had
"The waiters aro sufllclcntly humil
iated to have to earn their living by
extending their hnnds to recelvo what
often proves to be n ridiculous ttlp,
without being forced to forego one of
tho privileges of manhood." snld the
secretary of tho union. "Really the
ferocious employers know little nbont
psychology. Should they maintain
this Iniquitous measure, destined sole
ly to glvo their staff a servile appear
unco toward tho customer, thej nro
picking out a poor tlmo for It.
"Whether through snobbishness or In
he hope nf nppiurltiR original, cus
tomers choose to ninko their faces ns
glabrous and depilated as that of tho
Americans, or aim' to copy tho
tno ominns on tho upper Up of r
wclM.nown moving nlcturo actor: that
Is their business. We must InsSt
that, the conventions entered Into at
the tlmo of tho strlko bo respected:
that thu mustache has always beer- In
vogue In France, and to suppress It Is
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Life and Death Ride
Race in Ambulance
Dayton, O. Life and death
rodo a raco in a police ambu
lance here, nnd both won. John
T. Weber, taken suddenly ill,
was being rushed to a hospital
when tho nmbulanco was stop
ped by nn emergency call
to take Mrs. J. Itogan to tho
same institution.
Weber died before tho hos
pital was reached and Mrs.
Rogan gave birth to a child.
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and brought there in sterilized and
sanitary clothing.
Tho Red Cross report Bhnwed that
there had been fifty deaths aboard tho
train between tho time It had left
Perni nnd the tlmo tho rescuers
reached it at Razdolno.
Helng refused help In all directions,
the Red Cross workers did tho only
thing possible. They ran the death
train out on tho prairie and extem
porized n field hospital. One by one
tho living skeletons were taken from
their train, their clothing stripped off
and burned and tho men given a
scouring bath and then placed aboard
the Red Cross train.
The effect of tho clean clothes, the
kindnesses, in such contrast to what
they had previously undergone, and
tho hope flnnlly held out for recovery
was almost miraculous.
been drowned by falling from a boat
In the bay, and whore most note
worthy fnct of all had been written
nnd signed in the cabin of tho May
flower what Is known to tlio world ns
the first purely democratic govern
ment over produced, the Mayflower
compact guaranteeing to dwellers un
der tho Pilgrim government cnual
rights of living and being, no matter
what their standing may have been
in the past or what it might be in
tho future. The compact was signed
on November 11, 1G20, just 209 years
to a day before the date of the sign
ing of another great democratic doc
trine, tho armistice of the world war
to make tho world safe for democ
racy. History tells us that tho date of
tho landing of tho Pilgrims at
Provlncetown nnd tho dnto of the
compact is November 21. Tho discrep
ancy is due to tho ten days' difference
between old stylo tlmo nnd new stylo
tlmo. It; was Just ono month later,
December 11, old stylo, or December
21, new style, thnt the Mayflower
poked her nose around Duxbury Point
nnd headed for tho shore.
Tho tercentenary celebration must
bo held in Plymouth, say tho ndher
ehts of tho mnlnland towns bocausi
besides being tho historically ac
curate place whero tho Pilgrims
fought their light against annihilation
nnd destruction, it is more easily ac
cessible and nil around better suited
In every way. It has moro to show
the visitors to the celebration, and
has a bigger reputntlon to draw them
to It.
"The celebration must bo held in
Provlncetown," sny the dwellers in
tho Cnpo Cod claimant to tho honor,
"because this Is tho true landing
place of tho Pilgrim Fathers. Ilerc
they terminated tho tcrrlblo wintry
voyngc and wcrq nhlo to got fresh
water and fresh food at tho end of
tho trip; hero they signed tho com
pact under which they governed tho
colony, It was from the hill on which
now stnnds tho Pilgrims' Memorial
monument, thnt they first saw the
mnlnland, nnd It wns hero they spent
a month of recuperation before press
ing ahead to the West. And we hnve
the monument to prove our clnlin."
Whether tho celebration will bo held
here In Plymouth or In Provlncetown,
or whether it will bo held nt all, are
still moot questions, and perhaps
tho latter possibility Is tho best solu
tion of tho problem. There Is still n
year to decide, and some wny may bo
found of averting bloodshed In the ar
gument between tho two dlsputnnts for
final honors In tho "Pilgrim Arrival
Stakes."
nn Indignity and diminishes tho mor
ale, value and patriotism of tho per
sonnel or tno cafes."
False Teeth for Dog.
Kansas City, Mo. In nnswer to nn
advertisement requesting a loan of n
"toothless dog," Inserted by Rnlph
llanllu, n veterinary surgeon, Jack
Gallagher, n member of tho Kansns
City kennel club, delivered to Dr. Flnr
dln n Scotch collie which possessed
but two teeth, ono on each side. Ilar
dln, with tho assistance of n dentist,
made n set of teeth for tho dog. Ac
cording to observers tho now teeth aro
n success.
Valued More Than Gold,
riiidlay, O. Tho pantry In tho homo
of (Jenrgo Shontlemlro on tho Fostorla
road offered moro inducements to
thieves who entered tho homo than
nny other part of tlio house. They
took n Jar containing hnme-mndo
cookies, n pumpkin pie, n pan of baked
licaiin and a gallon of .iillk, Including
the utensils. They, also stolo a pocLw
kiilfo.
WRIGLEYS
5
5
c a package
c a package
5
c a package
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
GREAT SECRET OUT AT LAST
Observing Intellect Has Discovered
How the Brain That Names Sleep-
ing Cars Works.
I used to be awed, writes Inobetta,
at the thought of tho intellectuality of
the man who names tlio Pullman cars.
To what storehouse of classical or his
torical loro did this mentality have ac
cess, that he could exhume therefrom
such names names, thnt seemed to
mean something, but yet Just eluded
analysis? I used to think I'd like to
meet that bird.
But I've pegged him at last I lie's
no giant Intellect nt all. lie's Just a
pathological specimen one of these
wrong-foot enses tho medical journals
have been discussing lately, whoso
cerebral or splnnl connections seem to
be crossed. Their handwriting goes
from right to left It's called "mirror
writing." Tholr co-ordlnntlng mechan
ism Is constantly In reverse gear. And
how do I know that the nomenclator
of Pullman cars is ono of these? Sim.
ply thus:
Tho sleeper In which I rodo from
Cincinnati to Atlanta tho other day
was nnmed "Kllmwoc 1" Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Must Have Had It All.
"I understand you hnve had a slight
operation?" 9 ,
"That's what I thougnt I had. but
I got tho bill for It yesterday and I'm
Inclined to think now that while I
was under tho ether the surgeon gnvo
mo everything ho had In stock."
Apportioned Conversation.
"I assume that your wife generally
has tho last word."
"Yes," replied Mr. Meekton. "Also
the first word nnd most of thoso In
between."
LIvo lobsters were tho first mer
chandise cnrrlcd by tho new air ser
vice between Paris and Brussels.
Money Is not tho real gnuge of
wealth.
A Health-Building Food
GrapeNuts
A blend of wheat and
barley prepared to, di
gest easily and make
and keep people strongl
'There's a
before the war
during the war
NOW
WILL NOT USE GERMAN DYES
Real Reason Why the Red Trousers
of the French Infantryman
Have Been Discarded.
Tho red trousers of the French army
are to be no moro. There Is'a political
and economical tragedy about It with
which very few people aro familiar.
Tho originator of the red trousers was
Napoleon, who wns prompted In his
"reform" by a desire to help the nn
tlvo cultivation of madder root against
the Dutch nnd Italian rivals.
But then came tho Graebe-Llcber-mnnn
dscovery of tho alizarine dyes,
and in less than ten years, between
1870 and 1878, tho production of mnd
der root In Franco shrank from 25,000
to 500 tons, and then it disappeared.
This was a great German victory. Nev
ertheless, tho army trousers continued
to bo dyed red, only this tlmo tho dyes
had to bo Imported from Germnny.
It evidently required n great war to
put nn end to this humiliation.
An Oversupply.
Tho help problem bothers them In
the Orient also, but in a different way.
A gentleman who had returned from
India remarked. "Tho worst thing
about the place Is tho nuisance of nu
merous servants. Why, when I wns
at Bogglywallnh L had four servants
to look after my pipe alone." '
"Four servants to attend to your
pipe?"
"Yes. The first ono brought it to
me; tho second tilled It; tho third
lit it"
"And tho fourth?"
"Oh, he smoked It. I never could
abide tobacco in any form, you know."
Some men uso all tho material they
have at hand In mnklng fools of them
selves. A certain county of Connecticut
boasts of Its record of having hnd but
two murders In nearly 100 years.
No ono who does not enjoy work
can truly enjoy anything else.
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