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-7.' a ).; RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF JS? i.,- ; ii DEPENDED UPON IT 20 YEARS (Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound Has Been This Woman's Safeguard All That Time. Omnhn. Neb. "I li.ivnnRmiT.itn P Pinkham's Vegetable Compound forover twenty years for fe male troubles and it has helped mo very much. I have also used Lydia E. Pink ham's Sanativo Wash with good re sults. I always havo abottleofVegetablo Compound in tho house as it is a good remedy in time of nppH. V n 11 i n n mi nublish mv testi monial as every statement I havo made is perfectly true." Mrs. J. O. Elmquist, 2424 S. 20th Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Women who Buffer from those dis tressing ills peculiar to their sex should Ibo convinced by the many genuine and truthful testimonials wo are constantly publishing in the newspapers of tho ability of Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vege table Compound to restore their health. To know whether LjdiaE. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound will help you, try itl For advice write to Lydia E. 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Oran 15. llavirly, United Whites murine corps Sun Francisco, ami Mrs. Ilnveiiy announce the lilrtli )f a daughter, who will bo christened "Marine Corn Hnu'iiy." In request in;: a furlough nnd un mounting the birth of the child to his -commanding ollleer, tho marine used the Biblical quotation: "Train up u child In tho way It should go ; and when llio Is old lie will not depart from It." Sergt. llaverly explained that he wanted it boy, but as ho could not ihope ever to onll-st his child In tile corps, he had dono the best he could to make a good Murine of her. IJo cot his furlough. Freshen a Heavy Skin "With the antiseptic, fascinating Cutt cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely scented convenient, economical face, kln, baby nnd dusting powder and perfume. Renders other perfumes su perfluous. One of the Cutlcura Toilet TYlo (Soap, Ointment, Talcum). Adr. Tho sands of tme contribute the flrlt with which a woman persistently Jinngs on to hor favorite birthday. HAD LOST HOPE But Doan's Effected a Complete Recovery After Other Remedies Failed. Now in Good Health. Mrs. .1. A. StiUworth, K. Hell Ave., lied Key, Ind., unjs: "Kidney trouble came on me suddenly ami bofme 1 real ized it l wnH in a critical condition My body bloated and my feet and aiiKlefl swelled liuo toy balloons. The kid- 1 ney fccicIioiis luiineu ternlily in jusjgc. My face pulled up and the flesh under my eyes nnd on my cheeks hung down in folds. 1 had smother ing spells, when I thought 1 would die. cmi iniicii wnicr uau -. s.w collected under my V, y skin, I weighed 17(1 b ' chLu,.!, pounds, n icnin of 45 ""' Sl,WWBrth pounds. My sight failed nnil little blnck specks pnsxed befoie my eyes. 1 felt dinwuy nnd wan to nervbin, I couldn't stnnd the leant noise, ltlicu niatic painn darted nil tlitouli me and it felt nH if every nerve in my body was affected. Medicine didn't help me nnd I had little hnpo or strength left. Finally I used Doan's Kiilncy Pills nnd they restored me to health. I am now well nnd shone," Stuoni to before me. At. M. WHITTlXaillLL, Notary Public. Gel Dean'a at Any Store, 60c a Bex DOAN'S "SSZS? FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. Old Folks' Coughs will bo relieved promptly by Plao'i, Stopt throit tickle! relieve Irritation. The remedy tested by more than fifty years or uie li , PISO'S mm ,BsL. "liB V ' J K?TA MELTING SNOW WITH FLAME THROWER I mA irZ i-vW--?JiJlwaif 4y&m KaMlff3BEMaiaMMRMfSlw":aTjWBfr rPfffinSiWvaWfflff'iy ffftr i anWrrFiK''' V- 'wTtHifciBMWiiTlWIIHrMilWaaaaiMal gawEyjEniffilHfeSw5ssS!gKFl' - .3BBsraalaaWaMaMHHBWHBaaaal inflWw i ttrrn iMtfrf HTWrillilllmr nrTniiHBiiMWaiaW 'itJawnrsxr-itlJV vl aV m II . flBSaF'vlMlaKfBW JtKHiMBaBBTQBBalBlHMUNLXZrVIBBBBBBV jHaT MJirJri. iimil ftU - MfmwsmUmMtBmBaumXS PaBMn SB(l&yM B fip&xJKvsSLpth J$ h. BS i TTffJjataiJfOTwBaMlaMaaaW if wB IBM yrMrySMH i MiMiibor.s or the chemical dopuitiiient iisIiik ii ilumi! thrower similar o that used In the trenches, to melt hiiow in Columbus Circle. New York city, after the recent terrlllc blizzard. SLEEP MALADY FOLLOWS "FLU" X Always Has Appeared in Wake of Epidemics of Influ enza. IS TRACED BACK TO 1730 Italian Scientists Study History of Dis easeBest Way to Avoid the Sick ness Is to Keep Resistance at High Point. Home. SloopIiiK sickness, or sloop In headache, us tho Italian scientists prefer to call the malady which has up poured In Itotne and several other Itul Inn cities. Is bollovod by Prof. Giuseppe Kunnrolll, the distinguished Italian line terloloKNt. to be thosniiiens that which followed other waves of inlluonzn. Pope Uenedict XIII died from Inlluonzn In 17.'10. The after effects of tho epidemic nt that time were so baneful that bis successor, Ponodlct XIV. waived tho f listing of churchmen during Lent, nnd similar action was taken by Pope Leo XII In 1S110, when there was another wave of Influenza, or lii grippe. Keep Up Resistance. Professor Snnarelll, who has been studying the disease, says that the best way to avoid sleeping sickness Is to keep the powers of resistance up to the highest point, as It seems to nttnek chiefly persons who nre In 11 run-down condition. Ho also warns the public not to be unduly nlarined nbout the disease, nnd says he Is unwilling to concede It Is highly communicable or contagious until the nctuul cause of the malady Is determined. And he does not think the germ will be discovered until after extensive experimentation with the brains of monkeys, such nn expensive work that It can be carried out only with tho nld of tho millions of BHalMK Fish, Given "Drink," Comes Back to Life London. The whole town of Yarmouth has viewed n small fish, n bream, nnd mnrveled. It has been named Jonnh No. 2. Robert Watllng, Coltlshall. Nor folk, caught n 20-pound pike on Bnrton Brond. Some time Inter, when the pike wns cleaned, a bream was found Inside It. When exnmlned. tho bream's tall whs seen to quiver. "Thereupon," snld "Watllng, "I poured a drop of brandy down the fish's throat nnd placed It in n bait can, chnnglng tho water overy 20 minutes. It soon begnn to re vive, nnd In n short tlmo was swimming around as full of life as ever." fllM'EilllllllM MUST READ Used in Reading Test for Aliens at Ellis Island. Required to Read From 30 to 40 Words in Any Language He Desires. New York. Uncle Sam will soon be conducting great classes In reading tho Psalms almost nt tho feet of the Statue of Liberty. The pre-war prac tice of examining all Immigrants who como by steerage at Kills Island has been restored. Moro than 1,000 men and women will rend from tho Psalms there dally, nnd Miss Liberty, who stands n stone's throw from tho Island slip, could hear If slio were Incarnate. Heading from the Psalms Is tho lit eracy test for admission to this country, which went Into effect In May, 1017, and in now receiving Its first real trial s some philanthropic millionaire like John IX Ilockcfollor. Professor Saiiiirolll sns because of the sporadic appearance of the disease It Is reiisoniibiu to assume many per sons enrry the germs but are Immune to the disease until there Is some sud den lot-down In their phy-Icul condi tion which overcomes their power of resistance. As tho malady nlwnys makes Its up pen ranee nt the Mime season ns Infan LID IS NOW ON IN ALASKA Newest Mining Camp Is Real ''Spotless Town." Gold Seekers Rushing There In Spring Will Find Place Quiet as Church. Ketchikan, Alaska. Hyder, newest of Alaskan mining camps, Is a "spot less town" and many stampeders who may rush there In the spring are not going to llnd drinking, dancing nnd gambling going on wide open, as in the gold camps of the tlrst stampede In 'OS, long before prohibition came, ac cording to reports received here. If Hyder's new residents llnd nny thlng out of the ordinary next spring they may find It In Stewart, a Canndlan town not far from Hyder. It Is prob able, however, that the red-coated con stables of the ltoyal Northwestern Mounted police, who kept order nt STEAMER PRINCESS flKa xyiCfcStfflBjSffJffijBKffJffJBKSAsvaK &WV ijfcsS-ivsy jv jAj'MMitt'Oi ySwST'JiNys f!AJMlaaaaw SPffHEJ JP jaaLMoaB iTwi iiiBaiwsalaaMTt x$lKliSU3it0KSamKBlfKSKi A roinarkahle and exclusive photogiapli of the Princess Anne stranded off' Itocknway Point, L. I., made from an airplane. Tho vessel was driven on n bar during the recent sevens storms. THE PSALMS A- because Immigration during the war was small. The law provides that an Immigrant, with a few exceptions, must bo able to rend from thirty to forty words In any language ho or sho desires. Tho department of labor de vised tho Psalm tin tho fairest for all. Immigration Inspectors are equipped with cards In all languages, with versos from tho Psalms printed on them. All types of script are repre sented German, Arabic, Hebrew. Jap ano.se, Russian, cud so on except Chinese, for thnt nationality Is not permitted to Immigrate. Lost any alien leant, parrot-like tho verse of the Psalm that n friend In this country had to read, the Inspec tors havo at least 40 different verses lti each language, one verso to a card, Primary examination at tho Islnud will requlro mnny moro employees. Immigration authorities have estimat ed It will tako $1,000,000 moro annual ly to Increase the force to a proper tile pnralysln and cerebrospinal menin gitis, or spotted fever, nnd as It per sists In renppearlng occasionally be-i tweon epidemics, Professor Sanarelll says It Is not strange that It Is fre quently believed to be Identical with thorn However, he thinks It Is qulto n distinct disease, as It Is conllned chlolly to adults and does not leavo the serious effects of cerebrospinal meningitis Diagnosed In Different Countries. Tho malady has boon diagnosed In widely scattered parts of the world In 1IM7. 1!)IS and 11)11). At least one hun dred cases wore reported from Kngllsh oltlos in mis. hut It died out In June, t'ntll this year It had not boon reported In Italy since ISS!) and lSDO, when It appoarod in Muiitua. Many persons died then after 11 few days sometimes even hours, of lethargic sloop which could not ho overcome. Itiilgnrlii also hail an epidemic at that time, and case occurred In the United States The Illness begins with men till de-pics-inn. which Is followed by sleepi ness, which develops Into complete prostration. Drooping of the eyelids and frequently 11 crossing of the eyes occur. Loud talk and oven shaking will not nnuiso patients suffering acutely with the malady, who answer Incohor ontl to all Inquiries and fall tmtuodl ntelv Into sloop again. The face Is gen erally colorless and devoid of expres sion. Professor Sanarelll Is a member of the faculty of the University ot. Ho logna and was formerly professor of microbiology and public hygiene at the University of Montevideo. lie was also formerly undersecretary of state for agriculture In Itiuv. Long Walk for Job. Chicago. III. A LMlOO-mlle hike from Toronto, Canada, to Oakland, Cal., Is being undertaken by John Thornton, twenty jours of ago, who arrived hero the other day. Thornton has been promised n Job on his brother's ranch in Oakland, and not having the price of a ticket, decided to walk. "I expect to say 'hello' to my broth er some time In March, 1 OHO," he said, lie sloops In the open nftor reeling off some 18 or 'JO miles a day. - Dawson In the gold days, will be at Stewart next spring to see that things are within the law. For a very brief period this winter Hyder was "wide open," according tc reports. "Whisky and beer were sold nt many bars, girls were dancing, pianos were thumped and roulette, blackjack and faro were being played," wrote one miner from the town. Then John Ilonun, former territorial senator, was appointed United Stntes marshal and he closed everything up. "Bang went the lid and hundreds could not get away from Hyder fnst enough," the miner wrote. "Many went to Stew art. TJiere everything seems to bo wide open." Hyder would have had 11 population of 20.000 In three months If the "lid" had been left off, the miner predicted. But the "lid" was clamped down and the population dwindled. ANNE STRANDED slzo ns well as to raise salaries of present employees so that skilled workers will not leave the service for private employment. EX-DUKE WINS AGAINST STATE Confiscation of Estate by People's Commissioners In Germany Held Illegal. Berlin, Germany, Tho former reign ing duke of Cotlia has won his suit against the free stnle, which peremp torily confiscated his property mid In corporated It among the state's as sets without affording the duku tho slightest reimbursement. Tho duke immediately began suit to recover tho estate and ulso clnlmed damages. In their defenso the people's commission er pleaded that they had acted within tho letter of their prerogatives and wero not nnsworablo to tho court. This plea has been rejected by tho now tribunal, which has decided that tho seizure of tho duke's property was U legal. A special commission will now ncgotlato for a compromise. 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New walls dtmand Alabastine, old If your local dealer cannot or will not supply you, take no substitute but write for Alabastine designs and we will give you name of nearby dealer. Alabastine Company 1645 Grandvllle Ave., Grand Raplds.Micb. I Mwintwrm l0ipvytin 1 TRAMPS PLEA THAT FAILED Sufferer Quite Unable to See Style of "Splitting and Hacking" Proposed by Farmer's Wife. Lawson Purdy, secretary of n char ity organization, said In a brilliant address 011 charity In New York: "Charity bestowed on tho profes nlomil beggar Is worse than wasted. A gaunt scarecrow with 11 red nose knocked at the back door of n farm aotise one bitter December day. '"Charity, lady,' life croaked. 'Char ty for the sake of the Christmas feast wot's approachln'.' "Here ho coughed dismally. "'Lady,' he wont on, 'I got a split In' headache and n hackln' cough, and ' "But the wise farm woman Inter rupted him. " 'A spllttln' hendache nnd a hoekln' cough?' sho said. 'Then you won't mind goln' out to the woodshed nnd spllttln' the kludlln' and hackln' them oak logs. When you're through I'll give you a meal of "But the sufferer with n gesture of rage and d'sgust was already hurry ing off." He Went to L. The Into P. T. Biirnum delighted to tell of his thousand nnd one amusing experiences, especlnlly some that hap pened during his first tour of Englnud with "the greatest show on earth." One of the best Is a joke on the "cham pion humbuggcr" himself. Barnum, on a leisure evening, bought a ticket to an Kngllsh music hall. Imaglno his keen delight as he heard the usher, as he took tho tickets of the people ahead say: "Letter Hay, tlrst row; letter Uee, fifth row; letter Hcff, sixth row; letter High, ninth row," nnd then, in response to Barnum's Inquiry, "Where do I go?" lie said: "You go to Hell, sir." Be Johnny on tho spot when there Is nn opportunity to be grnsped, other wise you may llnd It missing. 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Tho rector Is In n quandary over Its dis posal. The figure Is perfectly pre served: eyes, hair, nose, teeth, nulls and rlhs. Inside the door of tho mummy's box Is a glass lid, which was removed a few days ago for the tlrst time for many years. The mummy was cover ed with cobwebs, but wns still in good condition. "It feels like leather," sola, an onlooker as he touched "Old Jim my's" clastic ribs. Tho rector Invites suggestions from the public as what to do with the mummy. The mystery as to its Identity arises from tho fact thnt during the great London fl.ro In 1000, It wns hurriedly removed from another church, and plnced where It now lies so ns to escapo the ravages of tho conflagration. Carefu' Wl' the Bawbees. Tho stingiest mnn I know lived In a suburban town. Ho called up his home- (nt his firm's expense for toll) to bnve a steak for dinner, ns he was bringing homo n guest. Tho plans of the guest were changed and he couldn't go, so this man called up his home ngaln shortly before dinner and told them to take the steak back and get some chops Instead. He Is con sidered to be worth over half a mlU lion dollars and owns a beautiful home. Exchange. No Wonder. "Jnbhs' business record Is absolute ly clean." "Yes, 1 understand he made It In soap." Russians who are religious do not eat pigeons, becnuso of tho sanctity con ferred on the dovp In the Scriptures. mwirw W fc f mwmmm & U. .. ,. B. iJk . i: