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The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
N0Rk0FHED CROSS
Has distributed S5.0O0,0 Goo In
a fa Past Five Years
During That TIr~e E~arthquake, Fire
rr-rs- Famine sno pestiseRce Have
procueec A~eeuy-Relies Given IN
q 5zs-a. SO Disasters. g.

washingfen-Ths purposes and re-
sponsiaiitties Of the American Red
4 Cross. according TO It's charter, are as
follows: I
TO furnish volunteer aid to- the sick
ana wounded OF armies III time OF
MAI and 60 carry on n sys-
tent or national and International re-
lief In time OF peace and apply the
same in mitigating the sntferings
causes by pestiience, famine. ere.
floods, and other great national caianl-
tiles, n 3 o devise and carry on
measures for preventing the anne
The Red Cross Is governed BY a Cen.
trail committee OF Is. OF whom six are
appointed ny the president OF the
United States and ~ elected This
COMMITTEES appoints q national dfrec-
tor. Under the Central committee are
state boards which are financial rep
res sntasives in the collection and dis
bursement OF relief funds in their re-
spectige states. and chapters, which
are local groups Of members
Field work Is divided into three
classes and is assigned TO three
/ boards. the war relief board the ma
tionaI relief board and the information
al relief board.
& The war rsttef board at present con
/ duets a department of first aid end&a
department OF nursing. Miners. rail
DAD men. sailers. uorkmeR in great In
dusrrial establishments. police and
hrenen are Taught the practical appli
} cation Of first aIdzto the injured. Al car
especially equipped carries lecturers
TO all parts OF the country. Local phy
2 sicians continue the instruction after
the car passes on. Several thousand
! men are now racei wing instruction IN
! first aid in Pennsyivania, West vfr-
Einia Ohio, Illinois, Oklahoma, Iowa.
Tennessee and other states. The Red
/ Cross also s~apervises the first aid In
~stTuction given by those In charge of
} the seven mine rescue cars of tha
United States bureau of mines. IN
time of var the knowledge OF arst aid
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

WA5HINGT0N.-Sonebc-v with g
" nose for a scare story" precipi
cated the tate around Washington that
as the Ambassador gryces did not so
to the Gould Dscies wedding, while the
terribly swagzer military atcachs OF
tne embassy, Capt. Sowe-b- and MS
equally gger comparriot and diplo-
matte colleague. Lard Eustace Percy,
tita, why. therefore. and consequently.
there us DC 4 sure enough mad
On between the Ambassador Bryces
anu tie Dscies, or the Goulds7 or
both. -
As q matter OF record almost every
tine there is q big International wed
ding on the rapis- the head OF the EN-
Dassy OF the country represented by
the bridegroom, duly ana property puts
On ali his ambassadors l good clothes
md thus fTtngly equipped with all the
atmosphere" OF his high Office as per
suuat representative Of mis- matesty-1 Of.
whatsver-cCuntry. duly attends the
Wedding This time the BFvces did
o observe the custom, SO there was &
thrilling now what whispered all
"a Washington, when. after the wed.
ding va ever, the Dowagsr Lady
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
Hsbson HobsonP Again Predicts War With Japs

Japan and me United States viii go.
Co war In the near future. The con
ficr viii begin IN less than fen months.
The war viii last 1--we years, perhaps
ten The Panama canal will ba de-
-sEoyed. and in the end this nation viii
carry the war 10 japan and conquer
that Efredcm These are q fas OF the
predictions MADE by Representative
Hobsong who use 10 be an of1cer ID
the navy. a
We will De struck, ha declared
zard when Ee are-gentiemen may diff
fer with ne as tottne time, but I firm
" believe tt can be counted in months
On the fingers OF NV two haFds-we
will find ourselves practically power
less. The nations Of the world win cafl
on Us TO giFe up the war ana not con
tinue Go disturb the peace OF tire world
Just as we aid with Russia IN her war
with Japan Cur own hnancier5 wal.
demand that We end an apparently
hopeless struggle. s
But we will not give up. We will
fight on, angered and huzniiiated, until
lie becomes . mere question: OF re
sources"
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
THE HTOEDB BILLS
GOVERNOR JESSEY EXPLAINS
1zCHfS 0isAPpaOVlI OF THE
E. H= SEVERAL MEASURES
MAlLCLERKS MUST MOVE
The Government Has Notified Postal
Clerks { Vacate Quarters IN
Federal Building at
=. Aberdeen

Pierre. March 1.-THE veto o. Gov
e-nor Vessey on House Bill Sc, denim
ing the word closed" In reference 70
a saloon. Is on the grounds that Il
opens the way FOR keeping saloons op-
ened on SUNDAY, regardless 81 tee state
law prohibiting. He says: 1t would
seemgto me that the object OF the bill
under consideration is to avoid the
effect of the decisions of the court,
and taar the passage ana approval OF
the bill would quite effectively ssta
them aside Furthermore. it appears 10
me that this bin Is but an entering
wedge into breaking up OF the pres
ent very effective laws regulating sa-
Icons. II the keeper OF a saloon is
allowed 10 Hnter his place OF business
on Sunday, or after closing hours ii
would ne very diffcuit indeed for the
court to determine whether mis- plr-
pose there was legitimate % Eegiti-
mate" Further he sayS that ii the
AN were approved IL wouId put con-
slant temptation FOR violation OF ire
law before the saloon men. AMI the
present construction of the court hal
better stand
In regard to his veto Of Senate BIZ
II. which attempted 10 applying anti
discrimination laws of the state to
buyers az vel as sellers. Il IL held
I 70 have the effect OF r~eDeaiias chat
ter IN Of the laws Of 1907 relating
to unlawful discrimination. It's geue~-
3 al provisions are also questions Is
to what would resaiT from attempting
( to put the law MO effect. and i Is
vetoed to e the law now in exist
1 ence. This was known before the adj
Z ioTFTuRaent OF the session, but the
5 house voted down three different ef-
forts to recall the bill from the gov
z eFnor for c0rrectiOn-l @
J The Gisapproval Of Mouse Bj.i -
Z is on the ground of uneenst t~tFfi1rai-
! fry in a number Of irs phases This
{ bill attempted 10 provide for the crea-
( ton o. sman irrigation districts
I through combinations OF land owners
{ II is held to he unconstitutional on
! the grounds that it seeks Z create
such districts a public corporations By
{ 4 department of the government, that
IL attempts to innose upon the courts
/ the rutv Of creating and defining
boundaries Of pGBlic corporations;
! thst it violates the consr tut'Cnal re-
, a~uirEnlaut a. to exemptions from tax
Q alton IN seekfng TO EXEMPT its bonds
a and rign OF WAYS. bitches and fumes
from taxation. that II attempts 10 CIV
; the courts power to EauLfY the valid
itv Of a tax before the tax is laid
and for numerous other reasons.
Attention Is called To- tue fan HAT
before the beginning Of work on
drainage projects in this state IL was
necessary TO secure a constitutional
amendment 10 base legislation upon.
and while it is suggested that Tire
new law would no doubt De Of great
/ benefit II II. could be carried out, thar
j the constitution stands in the way ~
so many points, that there is only one
wav omen to secure such legislation,
! the one used BY the drainage p~voject-
. OEs.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

WASHINGTON was invaded recently
W by an army OF leading politicians
ana business men from Arizona u
New Mexico. who zun 70 urge cor
gress 10 take favorable action On
statehood Tor these rerritgTfes.
IL mad been supposed this action
could be taken by The president and
statehood accomplished by proclana-
lion IN case congress shoald adjourn
without acting But the statehood
boomers found that Attorney General
Wickershan held differently ne says
the enabling act contains an alteTna.
Tvs ciause making approval by joint
resolution necessary.
To The constitution submitted bv
Ner Mexico tee principal objection Of
Tered came from those VINO wanted a
statewide PROHIBITION article fncoTpO-
rated The objection raised against the
Arizona constitution has been that II
contains & sweeping recall provision
applying TO n judiciary as every eth
CT elective Office.
Under the Ariz0na constitution the
people can recall the judges of any
court and the provision is said 10 Of
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
Statehood Advocates Invade Capital

lend these who are sticklers for up
holding the dignity Of the judiciary.
The Arizona men say a good Judge
who doesn't become l~noculared with
corporation and trust microbes has
nothing { tear from the recall. but
that the official life OF . nudge who
teams away from the law might be
snertensd by the recall provision. and
II was 10 provide for such eases that
II raj made applicable 10 the judiciary
as well as other Offices
The gisr OF the Arizona argument TO
2 corRerst congressman was:
After oar recent ELECTION 90 per
cent Of the people voted 70 approve
the constitution We know what we
want we know what Arizona needs.
Whv dent YOU let us have the coasJi-
gutiou we made and approved! Lei us
attend 10 our own af2lTs-we are
plenty able TO do it,"
Il was a strong COMMITTEES that
came on from Arizona. though not as
large as could have raen brought, for
business men ali owe me state voIun-
teered 70 join the invasion Of Washing,
ton If &c was thought rtefr presence
would help.
The committee was carefully select,
ed from anIeus the volunteers and
instead ID c~nartaring a special train
and making a iunket IL OF the trip,
each member cane on His owa &C,
count. regarding ir as a serious bush
ness matter rather than a pleasure
i'm =
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
POSTAL CLERKS NOTIFIED
Must sacate oormitory and Quarters

80 F@"oht |pFRA"AoAF A@ E~@f kEf9
at Aberdeen
Aheraeen, March 1l.-Speeial. The
raj Hav mali CLERKS OF Aberdeen were
surprised and a little elagrjned today
when T "A Faus. custodian o. the
federal building here. received i~ustTBc-
tons from the treasury department az
washington TO Dust the Clerks rem
their dormtt0ry iu the third story D.
the building. and tn d5sFDse or tns
equipment OF the-ro0ns, including The
he8steads. Ever slEce Vha brsfGGag
GAS been in use. the rGslEay mail
clerks have occupied the tnird story
OF che structure as slee~irg apart
ments, class room where they could
pursue the studies required 70 keep
/ them M with the work of the service.
and for a gymnasium The purpose OF
/ the government In ousting them at
this time is unknown, and is incOm-
prehensibie TO those receiving the or
der. as the quarters utilized BIZ the
mali clerks are needed for no other
purpose, and the prospective removal
Of the United States land Offices oH
the first floor. on1 April Is. will give
additional room. which, however. VIII
fnnu ediately be used forotfa Aserdeeu
! pesfofice which is at present rran1ped
for spaee. The railway mail clerks
running into Aberdeen are about six
ty in num5er- and they recently or
organized a branch OF the Brotherhood
! Of Railway Mail CLERKS. but this is not
/ believed to have had anything 10 do
with the order from the treasury de-
partment. and the only possible sur
I mise in relation TO the matter is that
the government concentrates focat-
! ing some other branch ~ the pub1tc
! service at Aberdeen ard desires 70
| quarter II IN t1Ie rooms hitherto oacu-
4 pied by the mail clerks. me
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

plea with inffammafory rheumatism
and stricken with drnpsy, not able to
move yen with orufches. Such wa1
my condition when / began usinE
Doan's Kidney Pills. Folks in Han
ford know Row bad of I was and I
must give Deans Kidney Pills fun
credit for n wonderful recovery.
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by ali dealers. 90 cents =
box. FostersMiiburn Co, Buffalo, N. N.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

rpNGRFsSMAS RICHARD PEAR
con Hobson of Alabama IN a re-
sent red-hct ~speech9in the house OF
~erresentatives. said that war with
Iavap was bound to come, and he be-
viewed that It would come within ten
vo.tFsa We are utterly uHPrePared,
he saia japan is prepared In fact
aha 10 practically bankrupt because Of
re- u-er chest Sc detailed all OF the
ysr,,,us causes as to why Japan will
mava var on ne. Once the war Is On,
he said. the European nations VIII try
70 stop 1t and our rnoneyet men viii
ery o peacs, but the nation in fts
priae wail persist and the struggis wiz
last for wears snd ~til become one sim
ply OF endurance He argues for an
incrsassd navy as protection.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

TIE men enpIoved in the railway
1 nail service have successfully Gr-
nealed 10 congress to correct what
they call the "iutolerable conditions"
brought about by the ATTEMPT Of the
denarTment 10 take up the slack in
the service. This take up the slack
order was issued about six months
ago. The object OF the order was 10
obtain creates uniformity in the aver.
age hours of work IN day by the ratt-
wax mail clerks. According TO repre-
sentst tons made both to congress and
to the posrmasterzgenerai the order
has caused great decentralization il
the service. In sovne sections OF the
rts,nrry the railway mail clerks have
threatened TO quit in q body unless re-
lief was afforded. IA
-TAsscontreyersy has hung on the
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
Ii wayR Railway Mai Clerks Make=a Protest

question as to what shall constitute q
working day Tor : the railway mail
clerks The burden Of the complaint
has been that q large majority of the
men On -nsd duty wFre not, prior 10
the issuing OF tns @2ka Up the slack
order, EIaEln the hours nos required
OdcfaI notice has row beer given 20
the clerks that On the lines where
their work is heavy continuously fo7
sex days each week, the standard az
Ehe service shall he CO.'S tersd
as SIX hours. 1t Is announced also
that credit for overt1ms viii be gwen
TO clerks who DO terminal work at
either emu Of their rups. or extra work
that requires them 70 remain on duty
bevond the standard number Of hours.
Wirh this arrangement the clerks gen
| eraiiv have expressed themselves as
quite satisfied. There are I4.4S3 raii-
/ way postal clerks assigned 20 road
! durv. The total average OF time on
! duty On trains and a terminals ia nov
! SIX hours and t~hirty-two minutes.
! The p~nstofice department insists
that 81 has1had no desire 10 put add
ricuai burdens on the men.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
GBoULs DEsEcaATE 4 TOMB
Nscnitscenf Scott Mausoleur1 a rte,
Pa. which was Recently Mys
t~eriousiy Broken Into.

Erie, Pa.-Considerable Of a sensa-
tton was recently created by the re
port that magnificent mausoleuTn
erected hy the late Congressman W.T.
liam L. Scott vas broken into and the
BODY OF one Of its ocCuPants-rtat Of
Mrs. Anna n McCollom Of Phila4eI-
phia-sas stolen Later II developed
that white fo4r of h crvpcs IN the
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

Deeies and her daughter, Hon. Mrs,
Ntikersnn. bore down upon the capital
for G nice little visit with the former
naval attaehs Of the American en-
baszy at london and Mrs. Gibbons.
When the visitors arrived they we're
promptly and fearfuHy Toasted after
ucen and eyening-st the homes OF
suIau society, at the country clubs,
and Incidentally over 70 the White
House Chey journeved one pleasant
afternoon and drank FIVE o'clock tea
with Mrs. Taft Next thing everybody
knew TIE Dowaser Lady Decies was
dining over at the British embassy.
Now the story goes that the ambas-
sador dtdnt 60 to the wedding because
he isn't fund of wearing his goid-t laced
clothes. Mrs Bryce, who mas a naive
~ rank enjoyment of the glamour and
glitter OF amhassadoriai prominence
Z such internationally glorious
international events as the GOuld-De
ctes Wedding, likes nothing better
than to get properly fixed up ana be
among those present" and she was
ut pleased a bit when the am
bassador shrugged MS scholarly shout
dsrs and. thinking how much more
comfy he would be sitting a. home
x.rh a nice weltthunbed book OF his
knee stopped nat in Washington.
However Mrs Bryce, like the wise and
ohedient wife she IS, put her glorl-
Gus ra1meut n contented herself with
reading the newspaper accounts oil lie
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

A Young girl who had never he
of Mendelssohnss "Nedding Marc
but was familiar with the more pa
lar parody on N. was q witness @
wedding ceremony in an uptox
church recently As the betroth
pair walked with asgnified tread
ward the altar tn ha wed and the
a psaled forth Mendelssohn's
spring march. the young girl l.
plainly shocked when she arrived!
Der home she told her mother OF I
ceremony and innneently exclainl1
what do son think. mother q
played sGes Whit I'm Glad \
Free"
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
Exbortlnn Are DUCKS.

There are two tiny boys In
town whose mother sings often
them at their request, and as shl
an ardent church woman. the child
hear az many hymns as anything 4
The other dav they we're playing !
their wooden ducks In the bath
and strangely enough the ducks 4
more inclined 70 Goat sideways I
IN the approved manner. After
eral attempts 20 Keep the misgul
ducks straight the older boy shoul
Stand no. duck. stand up" 7
two-year-oEd. noting the FAM
phrase. leaned over the tub and
horteds 'Tand up duck! 'Tand
for Jesus"
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
wen. swimming at nInesy-Two.

The Grand Old Man of Highgato
Ponds" William Mckenzie. lonU
known as grandfather" by his fellcw
members aot the Highgate Lifebu0y1
club. has passed away at his Nortn
London home He was in his ninefyv
third year.
Up 10 SIX weeks Mr.. McKenxD
was bathing tn Highgate Ponds, whe1p
he a bathed for many years. H
unfailfng regularity at the age g.
nfnetytwo probably constitutes a 80
ord I'm natatfon. Until three yea
ago he 5oined I'm the winter lifeb10y
/. snorts. His practices was TO walk over
the two miles from Highbury III
back for hts swim-Eondon Chronie10|
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

Pierre-The e~oHnefticn with The
Blacks Hills on the nar copper
circuit telephone system put in by
the Bell cornpany was completed by
connecting up Ia central offca here.
A. A.. bowman OF Omaha. general
4ncrthuest mana1er andre. W.. Ruth
erford of Deafwoed. the manager
for the Black Hits section of tns
state. were here 4o0king after theaeoH-
Meeting up and startipgher c.reaA
to working This new line gives Ill;
rect conu actfonae Y the lines u GHf
company with ALI prfncipaT towns
In the Black Hills.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
EDITOR BROWNE
OF The Rockford Morning Staa

About seven wears ago / ceo
drinking co1fee TO give your Postum
trial. M
II had Suffered acutely from a
forms Of indigestion and my st0nao6
had become soadisoraered as TO tt
almost every sort OF substantial h01&
Ny general health was bad. At 49,
intervals 1 would snfEer severe Ii
which confined me IN bed for a
or HTore Soon after changing fnU
coffee TO Postum 1.-THE i~ndigasl
abafed, and in a short time ce1m1
entirely. r have continued the d1k
use OF your excellent Food Drink
assureyou unst cordially that
indebted to you for the relief IL
brought me.
wishing you q eontinued sucram9
am Yours very truly.
s1alg j. Stanley Browne,
MaraE EIfscManaging Edito4gz
OF COURSE. when "a mans hG1rn
shows hs can sta~A coffee. Wits
trouble, let him drink 1t but -
highly organized brain-workers
ply cannot
The drugs natural 70 the coffee -
/ ~ an the stoHlache and other or Enn
and thence to ethe complex nerVxo
system, throwing IL out OF balances
producing disorders in various pGE&~
OF the body. Keep mp this daily po1Gs
oning ana serious disease ~geneEn11I
! s~apervenes. So when man or worNnm
I finds that coffee Is asmooth but deo1p
~ enemy and hszIthH Is of any vG1mI
at afis there Is but one road-uufE
It is easy to- find nat IL coffee b6sf1G|
cause OF the troubles, for II left a. M
days and Postrnr BE- used In It's p1mco
and thu sick and diseased condik1I~
begin no disappear, athe proof f1AS
n~nswerable. Nss
Postum ID nof eoo6sff made BIZ
/ boalfng. It must b boiled full IS
utes after b0iifng higgins, when
/ crisp af1avoF and tfas fDod element
brourhfaout OF the grains and thu
erags is ready 10 1ulnIl It's miss11
aralafabls comfnrt and renewin
/ cslfs axnd uGrs1 cens1rs broken
By coffee.
Tnere's q Reason.
. Ca. tn6hAtf3esoo60, ~Tho III
@WellyflIe.r In pkgs.
= snsue a~16orSh&- n1e6ow9
tnnr9aDopmmo0p -
fE1SNu4.M4~e1m
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
tiarnn and Scnool.

Home and school are two difeEI
spheres and have OF necessity d
ent duties to perform and diffexi
work TO accomplish in the trail
n teaching OF the child. But IN
the ideais are the same and IN
there is a systematic attitude OF e
between parents and teachers, n
best result CANNOT be achieved /
the child must suaer.-Mrs. En-
Franklin, Secretary Parents Matt
Educational Union, England. ~
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

Is also a prominent object in the
group A feature is TO ba made Of the
music provided for the visitors and
many OF the best bands i'm and out of
the country nave been engaged There
viii be an i'm S0Trant fine art section
Tn which Scottish art for the lest 100
years, from B2ehurn 10 the present
tine. Will be well rapreseHted In the
historical section proper many exhib-
rs OF interest illustrative of the
growth or me country in every de-
parCInsut OF life TOR many hundreds OF
wears viii be shown. In the inG4s-
trial hall an outstanding display viii
be made Of models of Clyde built
sniDs from the earliest peri0dw
In the grounds there viii be an
! anIphiuhearer capabie Of accommodat-
ing I1.0eo persons. There il &c be
Z a street " nations. and during the
{ progress Of the exhibition historical
/ rznlsalx and pagea1Es viii be organ
! tied. Conferences On various sub
lects. historical and social, are also
projected.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

msuso.sunIhad been broken into none
OF the hoefes was moIested The fn-
tr1Iders had apparently committed
their ghouitSh crime IN search OF jew
eIry.
william Z Scott who hUtft the
uausoieum over 20 years ago, gas a
close personal :isnd of former P-esi-
Gent Cleveland and was one OF the
leaders OF the Democracy tn the house
Of representatives when Cleveland
vas serving his first term as presf-
dent. Grover Cleveland was one OF
the ~palt5earers Il his funeral. Mr.
Scots body WIS the first inferred IN
the vault. Hs uas a prominent rail
road man. The family mansoleum
which he busit was one OF tAe finest IN
pennsrIFania and mad few slperiors
anywhere. g
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

ure1ded Brlghts d.
ease Ii you have any
kidney symptom. b.
gin Hsing Doan's XII
nsy Pills at ono
Mrs Sarah A. Blac,
3D4S. Douty St, Han
forf Cal. says: Pic
TIRE me lying crfH
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17

In5tanapolisv Ind-Athouga they
are twins. girl babies recently
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walls OF
Arlington. this state viii have differ
snt birth anniversaries. One was born
!. fev inmates before midnight. shile
he other cams into fhe world shorfly
after cfhaaeestnning OF the following
lag. xa.a esAa
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
IT ~ CHECK TT I'M TIME.

Few people Trealize the grave danx
ger Of negiecting the kidneys. tn
slightest kidney roabIe may be NJ
tursas warning or drnpsy, diabetes T.