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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19
BRAVES DEATH TO SAVE |
BOY WHO WASN'T THERE
Policeman Finds, However, Man
and Woman Marooned on Roof
of Burning Building. -

Smoke which quickly filled the six.
story tenement at Nos $50 Stanton
street to-day after fire had started
In tho quarters OF Louis Grass on
the third floor had driven out the
women and children of thirty fam
lilies which occupy the house whsn'
Policeman Hagen OF the Fifth street
station was told that a boy had been
left on the third floor. ~
Hagen raced up through tie build
Ing. though again and again he had
to seek air at the windows. He
smashed down sev"-ss. doors, but
found no trace OF the child. When
he could stand the smoke no longer
he ran UP to the roof. o..
There he found Mrs. Rachel Schein
and Carmelo Terranova. They were
marooned on the roof. not knowing
how to get down until Hagen lowered
them ten feet to the roof OF an ad-
joining building.
Almost exhausted himself. Hagen
got down the rear fire. escape, and
found the excited mother who had
sent him into the building fondling
the son who hadn't been left behind
at all.
The fire did about $500 damage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19
Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy Is Home
Made
Easily Prepared In . Few Min
utes. Cheap but Unequaled.

Some people are constantly annoyed
from one years end to the other with
persistent bronchial cough. which Il
wholly unnecessary. Here is home
made remedy that gets right at the csuss
and will make you wonder what became
Of Il.
Get219 ounces Pinex $50 cents WORTH
from any druggist. pour into pint bottle
and fill the bottle with plain gran ulatsd
sugar syrup. Start taking It at oncs.
This Plnex and Sugar Syrup mixture
makes q full pint-enough to last Q
family a long time-at cost Of only -
cents. Keeps perfectly and tastes pleas.
ant. Easily prepared.
Pinex Is special and highly ooncen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, rich in guaiacol. and Is fam
Gus the world over for its ease. certainty
and promptness in overcoming bad
coughs, chest and throat colds.
Get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for "aI ounces Pinex." and do not 20
cept anything else. A guarantee Of alb
solute satisfaction. or money promptly
refunded. goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co.. Fl. Wayne. lnd.-Advt.
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TURKS WILL KEEP GERMAN
CREWS ON CRUISERS DESPITE
GREAT BRlTAlN'S PROTEST

coNsTANTINOPLE. Oct. 10. via Lon
don.-The Porte has declined to dis
charge the German crews OF the cruls-
ers Goeben and Breslau, which have
teen in Turkish waters since early in
the hostilities and which arc said TO
have been sold by Germany to the
Turkish Government
This reply was given In answer TO the
British representations regarding the
continued presence OF Germans on
board these two vessels. The Govern
ment has now shelved tho matter, de-
claring II to be IA domestic question, al
though 1t had previously given repeated
assurances that these Germans would
be repatriated.
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SEA BATTLE WON
BYBR|T|SHSPEED.
SAY WITNESSES
Fishermen Say German De-
stroyers Tried Vainly to Flee
Outclassed Also in Gunnery.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.-superloS speed
won for England Saturdays naval
clash of the Dutch coast, when four
German destroyers were sent to the
bottom by the cruiser Undaunted and
her accompanying flotlila OF des-
troyers.
The first story OF the battle was
brought here to-day by the crew Of
the steam trawler United, which wit
messed the fight.
The German destroyers were on pa
troll when they were located by the
lookout Of the Undaunted. The Ger
mans put on full steam and fran
tically attempted to escape. But they
were no match for the cruiser or the
British destroyers, which had from
three to Ave knots advantage In
speed.
According to tho crew Of the
trawler. the British flotilla had no
difficulty In rounding up the Ger
mans. The latter were completely
OutCldSSeu as nuTksneu. IH6 BrltlSn
craft quickly got the range. while
nearly every shot fired bv the Ger
mans went wild.
The whole engagement lasted less
than an hour when. with the German
war craft all at the bottom Of the
sea, the British rescued the few sur
vivors who were floating In the
water.
BERLIN (via The Hague). Oct. 10.
1t was officially admitted to-day
that 1913 men. including practically all
Of the officers, were lost when the
British cruiser Undaunted and a no.
tilla Of four British destroyers sunk
, four German destroyers of the Dutch
coast.
The destroyers which were sunk
were all built and put into commits
sion in 1902. They were the S-ll5,
Sill. S-1l8 and S-119. They were
each 2lo feet long and Of Ala tons
displacement. and were armed with
three four Founders and two machine
guns each. The surviving members
OF the crews, said to be thirty one,
are held by England as prisoners.
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TEST ELECTION Law
CLAUSE ON RESIDENCE
Two Held in 81 900 Bail for Regis.
tering From Union Headquar-
tiers Instead of Homes.

Abraham Kurtz and Morris Gold
macher, who registered from No. 234
East Broadway. headquarters OF the
Jacket Makers Union. Of which they
are members. instead Of from their
homes. No. Ill West One Hundred
and Fourteenth street and No. 2O65
Belmont avenue. the Bronx. re-
spectively. were summoned before
Magistrate Freschi in the Centre
Street Police Court to-day and held
in $1,000 bail for further examination
in a test case to determine the con-
stitutionality of the amendment to
section No. 1872 OF the Election law.
This section provides that the term
residence" shall mean ANY place Of
stay from where the elector intends
to vote"
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HOW HAMILTON FELL
on battlefield AND
HOW HE WAS BURIED.
v.oNpoN. Oct. 10 tAssociated Press,

LONDON. Oct 10 tAssociated Press).
letter received In London to-day
irori an officer friend OF Major General
Hubert Hamilton. whose body has been
brought to England. tells how tho Eng
lish General met his end on the French
battlefield.
He was standing with a group In n
covered place." his friend writes. when
q shrapnel shell burst 100 yards away.
A bullet pierced Gen. Hamilton's temple
and he was killed on the spot. No other
member Of the group was scratched.
1T was a fine DEATH" but know how
the General would have felt TO be taken
before his work was DONE
The funeral service, the officer adds.
was held on the battlefield while shells
SO great that the chaplains voice was
drowned.
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British Many Now in Contact
With the Left WinQ of the Allies

LONDON, 10 ASSOCIATED Press)By reaching
navy
block effectively
70 wing.
perhaps indicated
Otherwise unexplained
saturday southwark
the the Belgian litora.
Should the German undertake this
Of the would
Belgian
Observers here think the climax
quoting approvingy though
attributed William,
Oct 8. is reported o ave.
fall back in the
Fatherand."
probable Emperor gave expression TO
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RUSSIA HURR|ES
FOURTH MILLION
TO BATTLEFIELD
Rushes Tremendous Reinforce
ments to Front to Be Ready
for General Offensive.
AUSTRIAN SHIPS SUNK.
French Fleet Sends Destroyer
and Submarine to Bottom
Near Cattaro.
AUSTRIAN SHIPS SUNK.

ROME. Oct. 10 Central News).-
Tho Russians are sending tremendous
reinforcements to the front. Tho
armies in tho long battle line from
the Baltic to tho Carpathians now
number 100000 and will soon DO In
creased to 100000. says a despatch
from Petrograd to tho "Messagero."
Opposed TO them ore 1900. 900 Austrian
and German troops.
Tho German advance has been
stayed and the Russians have as
sumed tho offensive. The Russians
now hold formidable positions and
are awaiting the psychological mo-
ment for general offensive.
LONDON. Oct. ia news agency
despatch from Cettinjo says It 10 OFF,
cialiy confirmed that the French crui-
ser waldeck- Rousseau has sunk an
Austrian destroyer in the Adriatic
north Of Cattaro.
Tho bombardment OF Cattaro by the
Anglo French fleet Of forty units and
by tho Montenegrlns from Fort
Lowcin continues.
Two submarine vessels went out
from the Bay Of Cattaro to attack a
French feet which was making Its way
along the Dalmatian coast. They were
quickly sighted. however. by tho
French lookouts and q we'll directed
shot sent one Of them. the leader. TO
the bottom. The other submarine es-
capped.
An Austrian aeroplnne dropped sew
eral bombs In the neighbrohood Of the
feet. but no damage was done.
A German train composed Of $50
wagons containing munitions and war
materials destined for Turkey was
stopped at the border line between
Roumania and Bulgaria, near Giur-
gevo. south of Bucharest. . MESA 20
from Bucharest says.
Germany IL said to have presented
n protest to the Roumanian Govern
ment, which has been Of no avail.
VIENNA (via Amsterdam), Oct. 10.
In an official statement issued here
to-day the Austrian Government as
serts the Russians have already lost
10000 men In unsuccessful attempts to
take Prxemysl by storm.
The announcement says the Rus
slams continue to lose heavily and
already have been driven back from
the southern forts of tho San River
fortress.
The general situation continues
excellent" says the announcement.
The Russians are being forced back
at every point on the fighting line In
Galicia."
PETROGRAD, Oct. 10 (via London,
$50 T.. MIA newspaper correspon-
dent at Lemberg. referring to the
German losses in the attempt to cross
the upper San River. telegraphs the
stream Is filled with the bodies of
German soldiers floating down to aug
ment similar fiotsam on the Vistula.
The correspondent says that none Of
the repeated attempts to cross the
San has been successful.
Several OF the outer forts at Pre-
mysl are reported captured.
BERLIN, (via The Hague), Oct. 10.
An official announcement to-day
says the Russians have va!nly es-
sayed to resume the offensive In the
East, but nowhere with success.
The bad condition of tho roads and
the heavy rains are acting as natural
checks against any very speedy move
ments in Russian Poland. but 1t is
said that steady slow progress Is be-
| ing made.
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HEART ATTACK SAVED
LIFE OF PRINCE OSCAR;
he TAINTED UNDER FIRE.

LONDON. Oct. ia despatch to the
Times from Copenhagen says 1t is gen.
orally stated In Germany that Prince
Oscar. tho fifth son Of the Emperor.
owes his life to his attack Of heart
failure.
II appears from the stories current
that a party Of Turcos were firing from
trees and shot down all the officers sur
rounding the Prince. The sudden ex-
element led to the heart attack and
the Prince fell unconscious. The Turcos,
1t appears. believed he was dead and
stopped firing.
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REPORT THAT GERMANY
WANTS WHITl0CK OUT
IS NEWS TO WILSON.

WARRINGTON. Oct. l9-Both Pres
nent Wilson and Acting Secretary Of
state Lansing to-day doubted pub
Iished reports that Germany wants the
Withdrawal Of Brand Whitlock as Min
lster TO Belgium. and the subsequent
fpcognitton Of Germany as the ruler OF
Unls1um. Both declared Germany had
~ made such requests to this Gov
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19

The National Guard and Naval Mill
tia OF New York County It Is estimated.
will cost s245.615 for 1915. This Is
s2l.5s5 more than the 1914 allowance.
The National Guard and Naval Militia
OF Kings County will cost $l66l66 for
1915. The 1914 allowance was Sl58.50l,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19

chel at the City Hall to-day. They are
studying garbage removal and abattoir
problems. Health Commissioner Gold
water will show the visitors around
The Montreal oflcers arc At the Bit
more.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19

E1-President of Argentina Dead.
BUENOS AYRES. Oct. l9,--The death
is announced Of Gen. Julio Argentico
Roca, former President OF Argentina.
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xsTs aT r Io|ls : T'' sssss.,H S
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Gertrude Athert0n,
the famous novelist, will report the
Carman Murder Trial for The
World

Ameng, Mrs. Atherton's successful books
s:itsais; ss:s: %';l::s w:;:
.E, ~! q ksn5S;". a D.s:h.ssr .Yf The
!:s:j". .T:s:s q i,s:s'TT; Gsss:sss
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Montreal Omcials Here to study.
Msderic Martin. NJ. p. Mayor Of
Montreal Canada. and q number Of
Councilman. called % ~ Mayor Mt.
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WAR SUMMARY

French seacosst that n
shores Of England the
situation to-day
British with
allies making BELGIAN frontier
against the westward drive Of the German right
line ocisl French
that the artillery the
front of Newport to vadsoo the Of Dixmuda"
there has ham
fighting front from La Basses Ablan Na.ars
Lille which va occun.a
by the Germans Oct 49,
stating that the oerm.ns war. ho
harding Lille have referred events delayed
In transmission from France to London.
There nothing Berlin position of the Germans
that contendng the doubt that .v
bound for Dunkk and Calais preparing sons
Rains that caused much France earlier
tho campaign falling continuously that ,r.
hardship results to the and military mad.
difficult
Nothing known definitely oaa bu the
best Information is that still holding
weather in Russian
Poland heavy roads delaying the claim
making
that the invasion has been definitely checked
Austrian submarine French Adrat
to-day
while parone
pershed
The
Breslau
from Germany
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ANARMY CROSSES TO ENGLAND IN 36 TRANSPORTS
Oddities in the War News
The Figaro says when the allies get into Germany the
'ossible take the Kaiser and Frau Krupp as hostages


zoanoen
When started the
two French
killed
stalled mattresses and tables in their underground quarters
stylish in Europe 600
Perpignan. enlist foreign
King medal .
guished service" In the British
There barons camp
pia soldiers call section "The House Of Lords
ANIMALS IN THE WAR NEWS.
To her horses from the German Denmark
pull
DUNG their
slaughter
email bands
Heavy fighting beasts
ooeeds made
the oopes fierce they the vors otter
Accept condolences
said the Turkish to the Belgian Ambassador
And condolences
retOrted the Belgian.
princes
worth than $20O00O00.
hairpins Kitchener sarcasticaly
trimmings Of his stan omos taking front
Of pso hostility Germany Porsor m De replaced IN
Italian houses BY the Works Of sotntsoens
orderly 70 to
got he,s
the
couneed German patrol in the road and killed
from ordinary ride Maxim other ahp
It hits
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-10-19

Because Of public hostility to Germany. "Pdrsifaw
Italian opera houses by the scorks of Sotntsaens
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Japan lost the cruiser Takachho. which struck mine
,R Tsingau. Two hundred seventyone officers and
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There are so many German barons in the big detent
pia soldiers call section THE House Of Lords
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Additional Canadian troops were landed at Avonmo
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battle line afternoons onacs French
artillery
front Of Neuport to vadsoo. to the east Of Dixmude"
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British forces
allies making Belgian frontier
against the westward drive Of the German right
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Because It's stylish in Europe Just to night,
gone Perpgnan France to enlist In the foreign lesic
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S~ss Of Zofnoen married
sons When her husband ded she married Frenchon there
When started
Joining
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The allies have advanced far Roulers and there
fighting Basses to Ablap and st. Naxa,
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struggle for the possession Of the strip that
shores England phase
situation to-day.
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The
the cruisers Goeben Bresau
Turkey bought from Germany.
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French Senegalese harpshooe acting
the piled with saddles
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Paris states that the allies moving Lille which
" the Germans ON Oct 49,
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King George has ordered q new medal and .
guished service" in the British army.
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ANIMALS IN THE WAN NEWS

In the British expedtionary force three native
rth more than $20,0 900.
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England said incenday
ordinary rne Maxim other
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An Austrian submarine was sunk by a French cruiser
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What Is your taste in hairpins?" asked Lord Kit
hen he the dressing with gold stoppered b
trimmings one Of his stan officers was taking to the II
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Nothing ia known definitely of the fate of Prxemys II
est information is that s still holding out against the
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Germans and Auans have
Poland heavy roads delaying artillery
to be making along assert
that the invasion has been definitely checked.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-11

Fishing tackle at Winters.
For SALE-I have q good Binder for
sale. Inquire Of Mrs. Henry Beleke
or phone 608.
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C. W. Miller wants blowing to do for
ten teams of big mules.
Get metal cutting hand saw at
Winters. m9tf
One-minute Washer at Winters.
Found An auto lamp. bracket and
license tag, No. 1O655. Owner can
have same by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice.
Patti and Lamberts varnish at
Winters.
The Best Brick and Bulk Ice
Cream. Also Sherberts, any
fiaver, for all occasions. furnish
ed on short notice by King Bros,
a3tf.
Sherwin- Williams paint at Winters.
Harvest goods of all kinds at Win
ters'. m9
Perfection cook stoves and ovens at
Winters. m9
C. W. Miller has a fine seven-room
modern frame dwelling in Kansas City,
10, well located, to trade for Western
land.
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FOR SALE CHEAP
a good gasoline. engine. Must sell on
account of room. A. ]. Pischke
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Quarterly Statement
Of Philip Jacobs. County Treasurer of Ell
lis county, Kansas, showing balance in his
hands for Quarter ending June so, 1914.
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&mericanism is new word IN the
worlds vocabulary Soma hare
thought it meant Z peculiar peope who
had g streak of red in their mental
mzkeup, q touch os pictuEesq7e rude
ness. and not subject TO wei d-fned
social rules. Americanism means an
eternal protest against all ensIaYemeat.
L means the largest liberty thae fulis
recognizes the rights of the othsr fel
low. Il gladly gives a chance to all
the people-not just 70 the eristocrat
or the piutocrat bat TO folks. It is not
Indicated by the clothes worn, the
speech used, social forms observed but
l. is q life lived and ezempIifed under
the American flag. Il is a general be
lief that people VAC live under the
stars and stripes have an insIienable
right 70 life, 70 liberty and to the pur-
silt OF happiness. and these blessings
are GOD given, and that any form OF
power that tramples On these rights is
unjust Il is ua8ritten creed of TIE
psopie-is is an ideal heated white hot
IN the furnace OF conviction and ham
nerd into shaps on the anvil OF life,
that takes all me people iato consider
alton for happiness. for refinement.
for culture and spiritual development
It Is a eternal protest against the X
ploitation or the many for the comfort
and benefit OF the few.
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EertiIe Rhina vaIIav.

The climate Of the Rhine valley is
warmer than in most other parts OF
Germany, and is consequently more IA
yorahIe than other regions for the cul-
tivation Of tobacco, grapes and cora.
The humidity Of the Valley IS exces-
siFe, sunshine IS quite limited. and the
annual precipitation ranges from q
e &c snehes. sz7s
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FauIt-Finding an Easy Matter.
The fault-nnder-it is his natures
plague to spy into abuses and oft his
jealousy shapes faults that are not
Shakespeare
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state OF Kansas. Ellis county. IS.

State Of kansas, Ellis fOunIT, s.
7. Philip Jacobs, Treasurer OF Ellis county.
Kansas. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
PHILIP JACOBS.
County Treasurer.
I hereby cert y. that the foregoing state
ment was subscribed and sworn to before me.
aud IN my presence. BY the ABOVE named. this
srd day Of July 1914. P. '. G0TTsCHALK.
County CLERK.
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FOR SALE.

1 have IS quarters of land in Kansas
for sale on the crop payment plan. No
crop no pay. LOUIS BERNs,
m9tt Hays, Kansas.
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They Are LImitIess.

Truth and honesty set limit to our
efforts which impudence and hypoc-
risy easily oVerieap.
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This age has proven the old theory Of
vested rights to be q lie. Position can
no longer be inherited. Tue new theory
Is q man may possess what he has
strength to obtain. This century de-
mands BROADER chests and broader fore
heads to be able to east off the viciat-
in ira sitions of the past.
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BigotrY, lust and force were the
three bfutes that have IN the past kept
the Golden Rule from directing and cor
trolling the men Dethrone Lthse
brutes and real brotherhood will be
established,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-11

CHICKENS AND EGGS
arriving daily. The BIG PURE
FOOD STORE, Robertson G Ed
monson. 3345
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HAS A CURE
FOR PELLAGRA

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would not have lived much longer.
/ am glad you discovered this won
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This is published at her request.
III you suffer from Pellagra it is your
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Baughn, who has fought and con-
quered the dreaded malady right in
the Pellagra Belt of Alabama.
The symptoms-hands red like
sunburn. skin peeling off; sore
mouth, the lips, throat and tongue
a flaming red with much mucous and
choking; indigestion. andnausea;
either diarrhoea or constipation
There is hope if you have Pella-
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