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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12
AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Increased Appropriation For Schools
Urqed--Basket Ball to be Start
ed--Ciass Hats Coming.

Some time ago Supt. r. c. Glen
denen wrote the, secretary of the In
terror at Washington that he was
heartily in sympathy with the move
ment for increased appropriations, to
be put in the hands Of the commits
sioner OF education for use in the
furtherance of the cause OF eiuca-
'cion. Monday MIR. iClendenen re-
seiyed a reply from the interior de-
partment stating that the recomnen-
dations of the commissioner of edu.
cation for the much discussed in
crease in congressional appropria
tons for that purpose would have the
secretary's most careful considera
ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

toro on your gray, faded or bleached hair;
you'll marvel at the result No one will ev-
err be able to tell you arc using anything. II
restores hair to Its original, uniform color no
matter what the original color was. Posi-
lively removes dandrun and stops falling
hair Nunpoisunous.
sold by Paul &. Schuh Il sons, Calro,Sl.00 a
bottle or sent direct by Dwight T Sprague &
60, j5-57 Dearborn St, Chicago. Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

Edward Hill, c. II. S. 10, one OF
the stars of last years track team
visited c. II. s yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

Fitchville, Ohio" My daughter was all run
down, suffered from pains in her side. head and
limbs, and could walk but short distance at a
time. She came very near having nervous
had begun to cough good deal,
and seemed melancholy by spells. She tried
two doctors but got little help. Since taking
Lydia Il. Pinxhams Vegetable Compound
Blood Purifier and Liver Pills she has i'm
proved SO much that she feels and looks like
lanother girl."-- Mrs. G. Cole, Fitchville, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12
DON'T DYE
YOUR HAIR
Use Vans Mexican Hair Restor0.
II Brings Back Original COlOr
10 any Hair without Dyeing II.

Dye ruins hair, stopsit Its growth and makes
IL come out. Besides Its use can't be con-
reaed Use Vans Mexican Hair Res
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12
FOR JEWELLERS IN FLATS
Chicago Man Will Erect Huge Apart
ment Building With Ciear-Box
Rooms, Disappearing Beds.

Chicago. Oct. 11,-Chicago's apart
ment house problem mas been solved
No longer may cartoonists make
merry over Mr. Flat Dweller's inabil'
ity to hang up his hat when the fold
ing bed Is down or at Mrs. Flat
Dwellers embarrassment in adapting
her merry widow chapeau to the
scant confines of a parlor already
crowded to the limit with piano
and a sofa cushion.
Tne answer disappearing furni
ture.
chicaeoan Solves II
w liam II. Barry, purchaser yes
'crlay Of a $4,000 site on which DC
viii erect d 100000 apartment build
ng, ID mo genius Who has solved the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

Mrs. Clara B. Way, Latin instruc.
tor at c. n. s., has been confined 10
her home by illness the past week
and her classes are being taken care
of by she remainder of the high
school corps.
The seniors and juniors will soon
order class hats. Heretofore the
classes at c. H. s. have made a
point to wear class caps but now
the custom will have a reversion.
The cooler weather now being the
order, Coaches Allen and Bergman
will soon hustle out the eligibIes foi
basket ball. And with this advent
good healthy school spirit viii rc
ceive decided forward movement
The front wall OF the assembly hail
is now adorned with pennants, Among
those most prominent are the relay
banner which G. Fl. s. won at Ca
bondale, the 1910 blanket, girl ch&'l-
pions pennant and others.
Mrs. Samuel White visited c. II. S.
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12
Mz1useu
cMd
21G1zzizu
When shown positive and reliable proof that certa
eo,adu had cnred numerous cases nf female ills MndT

When shown positive and reliable proof that certain
remedy had cured numerous cases of female ills, wouldn't
any sensible woman conclude that the remedy would
also benefit her if suffering with the trouble9
Here are two letters which prove the efficiency OF Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

The Controller Damper NOT only controls tGa l;eat
but also controls the coal It positively sass une-
third OF the fuel, Aud Moore IS Ranges ate the cEiy
ranges having this controller damper.
But this isn't the only saving on your facl expense
whch the Moore Range Offers you The Moore ever
lasting freback means another saving. The fluos in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

say words I'm praise of medicine When began
taking it had been sick with kidney and bladder trou-
and prostration now taking the sixth Dot
Finkhams Vegetable Compound and find myseif
greatly improved My friends who call to me have noticed
q great chaDge"Nrs A. Ill. SanbOrn, Irasburg Vermont
We will pay a handsome reward to any person who will
rove RI ne that these letters are not genuine and truthful
or that either Of these paid IN any way Tor
their testimonials that the letters published without
their permission that the original letter from each did
not come to us entirely unsolicited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

saving advantagesl AT least drop in to store and
let us show you how perfectly it works Let us ex.
plain the many valuable features which we haven't
even room TO mention here. They will astonish you!
But Eots, while our stock Is complete We
Will not Try to urge You to buy All we ask is that
you look at the range.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-12

condition right on top of the fire, the oxygen mixes
with the smoke, SCOT and gas as soon as they are
formed and all are Burned up right there i'll the fire.
box, Thus overcoming the smoke and SCOT nuisance.
BY burning the smoke, SCOT and gas you get addi-
tional heat and your tue lasts longer Owing To the
peculiar construction ~ the Everlasting Fireback.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
BULL DISPUTES ROAD
WITH AUTO PARTY
Washington Man Expert
enceS Shock of Collision
That Kills Beast.

FORT PLAIN, y. Y, July IA
c1vel and thrilling form OF buIlfEhtinE
was inaugurated q few miles west Of
mere. when Emil RobeIl. a messenger
rf the United States Capitol. who IS
s ending his vacation at his home here,
q sether with a party of friends, return
ing from Little Falls 10 Fort Plain IN
an automobile met a big bull a few
miles out OF town
Special Deputy Comptroller James E
" I.deIL, OF Albany. who was driving,
p Stnaster StoII. OF Fonda. and Sheriff
Har", Of Amsterdam, were the other
maribers Of the automobile party.
From the results Of the fight It would
appear that the new style fight IS quite
as fatal TO the bull as the old. and more
sudden
The party was travelling at a fast
clip a few miles from Fort Plain, when
a large bull. evidently escaped from It's
pasture, suddenly dashed in front OF the
machine, and, shaking its head. augrilv
disputed the right OF way The dispute
lasted for but d moment for 20 was too
late 70 stop the ear and impossible 60
sWerVe around the animal The 0ccu-
pants hardly had time to brace them
selves when the shock came.
The bull was thrown 20 one side Of
the road. with its head crushed and It's
neck broken and the car was brought
10 StauCSrlll with wrecked engines.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
POLICE REUNITE FAMILY
APART THIRTEEN YEARS
Little Farm House Near Fairmont Is Scene of Happy
Gathering -Thurmond w Va, Woman Traces
Aged Mother by Slender Clue.

ton none OF her family greeted her
She had TO guide her nothing more
than a rural delivery address on the
letter from her father
At the station no one could help her
The authorities OF the Anacostia pre-
cinct we're appealed to. and Policeman
Harry Gee and Sergeant r. A. Stevens
were detailed to help the lost woman
She told them her father. seventy-five
years old, and crippled by the loss OF
an arm, lived somewhere in the suburbs,
and that a brother. jeremiah Common,
was employed By local railway.
With these meaEer facts, the police
set to work while the woman waited
in the station. Finally Jeremiah Con-
nor, the son, was located at his home,
500 FOUr-and-s-half street.
At the station house, he imm ediately
recognized has sister, and they left for
the little farm near Fairmont where
AGED William Conner and mis- wife arc
spendi y their declining years.
yesterday and today the family
have been reunited. All the children
or the aged couple, Jeremiah, his wife
ana child, Mrs. Wrenn and the two
other daughters, Florence and Annie,
are in the gathering.
According 10 the police Mrs Wrenn
left neT home when she was married
thirteen years ago She went with
her husband 10 ThuTmond. W Va
p here she made her home. Her mother
ana father moved 10 the little farm
near the District line after she had
gone and their infrequeut letters
bore only rural delivery address.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
DR.. BAKERS FUNERAL
TO BE HELD HERE
Body of Lecturer and Mission
Worker 10 Be Brought From
ChautauQua.
Chautauqua.

Or. Henry Baker, Of this city, a we'll
known lecturer on the Orient and q
noted traveller, IS dead, at the age of
eiShty-three.
His wife was with him at the end,
which came yesterday at ChautauqUs,
y. z, where he was being treated for
kidney trouble. She viii accompany
the body TO washington this evening
No arrangements have Yet been n.a5
for the funeral, although Il Is probable
that the services viii be held at the
Baker residence. 1900 Q street north
west The Rev Dr. Reid shannon Of
the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, VIII conduct the
services. and burial probably viii be in
OakwOOd Cemetery-
Dr. Baker was a prominent member
Of the Baltimore Methodist conference
He took q deep and sympathetic inter
est in the work Of missions IN the Far
East, and twice toured Asia Upon his
retirement. Dr. Baker devoted the rest
of his life 10 home mission work For
many years he supported two native
preachers in India and gave help 10
hundreds OF others
Besides his wife, Dr. Baker leaves
two sons. Charles and Carl both Of
Los Angeles. Cal
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
GOHPERS IS ELATED
BY BUCKS VICTORY
Surrender of Old Enemy
Strengthens Unions,
He Says.

President Gompers, Of the American
Federation of Labor. who has just re-
turned from the conference in Gin
cinnati, at which terms Of peace were
agreed upon by the Bucks Stove and
Range Company and organized l--ncr,
said today that this agreement viz
have a telling effect throughout the
country.
The fact Of the Bucks company lie
serting the ranks Of the American Man
Ufacturers' Association and making
friends with labor by agreeing to con
duct a closed shop IS likely TO cause
other big plants TO follow suit within
the near future, is the way Mr.. Comp
ers views the pact
He declared that by being friendly
with labor more efficient workmen viii
be employed and better conditions viii
exist for all concerned
Mr. GOmpers said that officers of the
Bucks company viii in q. few weeks
confer with q committee representing
the American Federation of Labor, for
the purpose Of arranging IN detail the
wage scale for the plant BY the terms
Of the agreement the scale is 10 be
fixed according TO the average wage
paid in other union plants
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
WOMEN TO LEARN
BOYCOTT ETHICS
Union Men Plan Conven-
ton TO Implant Spirit
of UniOniSm.

n order that the wives, mothers and
o her women relatives of union work
men in Washington may have an 0p-
portunity TO get fair insight into
Unionism and the significance OF a boy
cotts a convention for their especial
benefit is being planned
A resolution calling for this conveu-
tion was adopted last night by Central
Labor Union
Samuel DeNedrey, secretary Of the
central body. who introduced the resO-
luton said.
We men agree not 10 buy a certain
article, Yet those who really spend our
money never stop 10 think Of uui1u-~In
when it comes 10 bargain hunting, and
We IND ourselves eating bOycotted fooG
and wearing nOn-uniOn clothes. If the
women could be taught properly In lis
particular our cause would be bene-
flied"
BY another resolution, which was
adopted, the Secretary Of the Navy is
asked to disregard the recommendation
OF the navy wage board for the es-
IA btShu1ent OF q new scale Of pay for
the Navy Yard employees
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
CARDINAL GIBBONS
DEPLORES DIVORCE
Calls 1t Moral Cancer Devouring
Social and Moral Life Of
CeffrTfrsy
Country.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July zs.-Charse-
terizlng divorce az a sad commentary
on our boasted civilization Cardinal
Gibbons, at the home Of b T. Shriver,
Union Mills, Carroll county. depIores
what he calls q national evil.
Divorce" said the cardinal. lis
Inorai cancer which Is eating out the
social and family life OF the country.
re eva IS growing, and the question
IS how Il may be overcome TIE law
5Hou4q pe more rigid against divorce
@ll tnen De more faithfully enforced
mere are no divorces among the
1905, coo Catholics In fbfs -coTuf-v aD5
they should be deducted from PROBABLY
..5ols05J OF our population This makes
the percentage OF such DEGREES all the
more startling
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
RESIDENCE BOUGHT
BY CHARLES DUVALL
Property at 632 D Street North
east, Changes Hands for Con
sideration of $4,000.

Charles E DuvaI. Of the Coast and
.Geodetfc Survey, has bought the resi-
dence at -632 y street northeast from
the Kennedy Brothers. The sale was
Gibbs g. Daniel. realty brokers. and
the price paid FOR the property was
S6.5OC
man brick dwellings just completed
by the Kennedy Brothers. who some
time ago purchased the entire block
between Sixth and Seventh and y and
r streets northeast, and who are
rapidly developing it. More than
50 per cent. of the tract has been
improved with dwellings
The house pun hased by Dir. Duval
occupies a lot twenty feet front by a
depth OF 10 feet 70 a twenty-fooU
rear alley II contains eight rooms,
reception hall and tile bath.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

Thirteen years separation, during
which the lives Of Mrs. Annie Wrenn
and her aged mother, Mrs. William
Common. touched only through infre-
quent letters. has ended with a reunion
OF the daughter, her aged father, broth
er- and sisters in a little farm house
near Fairmont, d. g, where the mother
Of them all lies ILL.,
sunday. Mrs. Wrenn left Thurmond.
w Va, where she has lived since she
left her mothers home, bride, more
than a decade ago She was summoned
to the mothers bedside. At Union sta
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
MONTANA OSTEOPATHS.

BILLINGS. Mont, July 26-BiUings
Is entertaining for two days the tenth
annual convention Of the Montana
OsteOpathiC Association Na-Or
Thompson welcomed the visitors al
the initial session this morning and
Dr. G. W Dawes OF BoZeman. Dresi-
dent OF the association, delivered his
annual Adde'S.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
FAINTS IN COURTROOM.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. July o.
Samuel Nelson, arrested here on a
charge OF selling Mary Igockay, a slave
girl tainted in court when placed
under $3.50 bail and jailed 20 await
arrival OF Federal officers.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

X Y TO cleanse your blood Of the
Impurities that cause piupIes and erun-
tons Of the skin. 7 know OF nothing
better than an old-fs ShiCued home rem
edy made as follows Get from YOUR
druggist one ounce of kardeue dissolve
IL in nalt-plut Of alcohol. add oue-half
cup Of sugar. then pour in enough hot
water 10 make fun quart Of tonic.
Take 4 tablespoonful OF this inexpensive
blood remedy five minutes before each
meal and It will aid Digestion. make
the liver active and cleanse your blood
It strengthens and builds uD the entire
system and when you are well that
wretched tired, discouraged feeling
viii leave you
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
MRS. CT. RUSSELL
IS LAID TIC REST
Funeral of Daughter of Co.
lumbus Alexander Held
in Georgetown.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine F. Rus
sell was held this morning from her
late residence. Thirtieth and r streets.
the old mansion which for many years
was the home o. the late Columbus
Alexander. Requiem mass was ceIe-
brated at Trinity Church. The inter
ment was in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Russell was the daughter OF
Columbus Alexander, who at one time
did all Of the printing for the Govern
ment. He resided on r street II a.
building now used as a part OF a de-
partmeut store.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
Health and Beauty Helps

n L X II is not half so difficult a
problem as you think TO keep the com
TleXtOu beautiful N summer You
. rent used the right thine-that Is all.
or course, cream that contains lard or
oil VIII give YOU q shiny face and
powders are bound 10 smear with
Precipitation You want a cream that
. VIII remove dust and dirt from tlf-
pores and leave the skin smooth, moist
and pliable. You can make such a
cream at hOme-aDd II VIII be absolute
. ~ rree from grease or OIL Just get from
your druggist one ounce or almCZolu-
pat IL in a fruit Jar, add a half-pint
or cold water. stir until dissolved, then
add two teasUOousful Of Elycerine, stir
vel again and let stand over night in
the morning Il VIII be the consistency
of ordinary face cream AIuOZoin clea rs
the skin Of all p0re-dlrt and prevents
hIaCkheads becauSs. ir makes large pores
small Massage with II to keep of
wrinkles, rOuEhnesS, and rednesS- Fol
low the advice given Georgia Girl in
. :le next paragraph
Georgia Girl Use this LIQUID face
wash and YOU VIII find il more salts
fictOry than any powder or cosmetic
Dissolve four ounces Of spurmaZ in
half pint Of not water. add two tea
spoOnfuis Of ElyCeTine and let cool Ap-
ply 20 the face, neck and fOresrms with
the palm Of the hand, and YOU need net
bother again all day about your COM
pleLiOn- II affords protection against
sInburn. tan and freckles, although IL
is SO dainty and delicate that its use
cannot be detected II is especially fine
for anyone with dark or oily skin, for
Il IS a true complexion beautifieT and
keeps the skin smooth. soft and vel
vety-
r F D Nc 8: You con make your
dull and eEpTeSsiOnlesS ewes clearer and
brighter II you use IN eve tonic made
by oissOlving one ounce Of crystOS in a
pint Of water Drop one or two drops
IN each eve whenever they are tired
OF feel weak It strengthens weak eye
sight. relieves Inflammation and red
ness. and does not smart or burn The
regular -Ise of this eve tSuic has enabled
many t. discard their spectacles-a fact
that WI be appreciated by any woman
who lCclls older than she really is whca
wearing eyeglasses.
W. T. C Don't feel so detected at
the approach Of short sleeves Those
unsightly hairs on your forearns will
yield to proper treatment Just get
from YOUR druggist an ounce Of della
tone Git costs dollar, but it's worth
IT'D and mix a little 81 II with enough
ser 10 make q paste Cover the hairs
with the paste and let il remain for a
few minutes, then wipe of and wash
with warm water. Even II the hairs
should come back. they VIII De light
and thin. and a second or third applica-
! ton wiz keep them away for good.
Alcestis: You say you have tried diet
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

ing and exercising 70 nd yourself Of
sup -rruoUS TAT and failed TO reduce
yo-r weight Many other women after
the a--me experience have ACCOMPLISHED
tHe desired result with paruotis--ha
narml eSs flesh reduCer that Is sold in
most nrSt-claSs drug stores Dissolve
four ounces Of paruo-is in III riuts OF
warm water and take a rabIesuooufrrT
before each meal In a few weeks the
overly-stout woman finds she has lost
ten or fifteen pounds and that her flesh
is firm and free from fabbiuess.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

S2-oo To Gettysburg, Pa, and Return,
July 51th- Baltimore & Ohio r r. ac-
&C ant y @ D G Army Maneuv by
special train at $50 a m, returning
leave Gettysburg 6:I5 p. m. same date
/ splendid opportunity 10 visit the Guard
IN camp.-Advt
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

Virginia Aou can overcome the trOu-
bic with your scalp III rOu VIII use a
hair tonic made as follows Get one
ounce Of quinzOin from your druggist
dissolve IN half-pint of alcohol and
add haif-Diut Of water. Rub into the
scalp and hair roots once or twice =
" eek This is a soothing and refresh
ing treatment for hot hard and stiff
scalp. II keeDS the scalp soft pliablc
and just moist enough to encourage
l-SIr-ErOWth- QuiuZOin gives strength
and vitality stops falling and splitting
at the ends, destroys the germs thar
cause dandTuf and badness and YOU
soon sec q wonderful Improvement in
your hair as it becomes rich. fine and
glCsS=- This tonic has given splendid
result: where Teady-DTc7aTed tOniCs did
no god Use cantbTox fOr ShamDOoinC,
sno avoid SOAPS which make the hair
hard. brittle and coarse
Pead Mrs. Martyrs Book, Beauty
S-AdV
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

G. Q. X: If you are blessed with beau
tiful hair by all means take the very
best care Of IL you can Yes. dandrrlfF
viii in time destroy any head Of hair il
permitted to remain. IF necessary sham
poo every week with CanthroE Dissolve
teaSpOOuful in a cup Of hot water.
pour a little on the head rub as YOU
would with any other shampoo then
rinse well Canthrox makes plenty OF
rich lather and thoroughly cleans the
scalp ard hair It relieves itching and
irritation OF the scalp and the hair
dries quickly and evenly without streak
ing 1t leaves the hair soft. bright
and fury, 50 that II Is easy to dress in
any style you prefer.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

s2s-o5 To Milwaukee, Wis, and Return.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r, July 18th to 51st,
valid Tor return until August 18th and
may be extended to September 2rd by
paying Zee OF 50 cents. Consult agents.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

The funeral Of Mrs Catherine L Bell
was held today from her late residence.
1907 o street. the inteTment being pri-
vate. Mrs Bel had been in ilI-hea tn
Tor some years. and died Sunday night
She was the widow OF Capt William
f. Bell, for many years "a prominent
tug-b0at owner and operator she is
survived by several grown children.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

Weekend Seashore Excursion, Balti-
more & Ohio Route. every Friday and
SatI rday 70 Atlantic City. Cane May.
Sea Island City and Ocean City. y. J,
valid for return until following Tues
day, S6-O0.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
Born In North Carolina.
Fills KeaIhofer's Place.

As special agent Of the bureau of
traffic, Mr.. Beck has had exclusive
charge Of the departments Of investIsa-
ton and compilation, which undertakes
freight rate adjustments between the
measures
M Beck-s election as the manager
OF the traffic bureau of the Baltimore
organization fills the place left vacant
by H s. keaIh0fer. Of that city. who
has gone 10 MoutCoue-y. Ala
Much of Mr.. Beck work in traffic
matters has been accomplished at his
desk as one Of the associate editors Of
the Traffic World a Chicago weekly.
composed chiefly OF comprehensive re-
ports Of the work Of the Interstate
thereon
The Washington times., 1910-07-26
BECK TAKES CHARGE
OF BUREAU, AUG. |
Traffic Expert Preparing to
Begin Work for Balti-
more Association.

A f Beck, Of this city. who has had
long experience as q traffic expert. IS
today making preparations 10 assume
the duties Of manager Of the traffic
bureau Of the Merchants and Manu-
faCturers' Association O. Baltimore
He VIII take Up his new work Aug
ust l. As the result OF his work before
the Interstate Commerce Commission IN
the matter OF rate complaints, taken up
by the Traffic Service Bureau, of this
city, of which Mr.. Beck was special
agent, ne is regarded as an authority
on every phase Of shipping
Born In North Carolina.
Thirty years old, born in Rock
Mount, y c., and educated at the uni
yersity Of that State, Nr. Beck, early
In life began his railroad training. His
first work was that Of a messenger with
the southern Railway IN 1894, but he did
not long remain there.
Promotions came rapidly. and IN 1874
he was appointed chief rate clerk in the
office OF the traffic manager Of the
Southern At that time the freight Of
fees of that road were moved from
Washington TO Atlanta. and for year
AT- Beck worked En- that city He con
unued with the Southern until April I
1907 when he resigned to become man
aSer FOR the service Of which he is now
.
The Washington times., 1910-07-26

Alcestis: You say you have tried diet