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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
MIKE CRAWFORD NOW
IN CHICAGO; NEEDS MONEY

Yankton, S. d. Oct. 2O.--Mike Craw-
ford, missing since October /. last seen
in Sioux City. where he went to bny
bowling alley outfit. mas wired from
Chicago for money TO como homo on.
FIe describes his persona! condition
q Q. :.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

If you continually claim to be 'as
good as anybody" those in hearing
will suspect that you are not. z
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
NoncommittaI.

She-Do you believe in church lot
teries?
He-Well, was married in church.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Wa. Saved
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Louisville, KY think If more suf.
3ering women would take Lydia E.

= Auku0m D veReGes
BILE Compound they
would enjoy better
health. ] suffered
from Q female trou-
bic, and the doctors
decided / had .
humorous growth
and would have to
be operated upon.
but I refused as do
not believe in opera.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
A Rival to kellx.

n tIVdI 90 NeIIys
How. did that baseball player ever
get the nickname. 'Culebra?
Because he slides soA'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
CATTLE.
BEEF STEERS,

The following quotations. are current "a
he local market:
Good TO choice fed steers. t:ooq1o.oo
Warmed up steers ........ 5000 80
Grassers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GOO S.S
BUTCHER STOCK.
The following quotations are current on
the local market:
Grass cows and heifero -. .. 00db go
Gamers and cutters ....... $500 4.76'
Veals. choice .............. s:oo9 S.0o
Heavy calves ............... 6.SoG 500
Bulls and stays ........... 4:759 600
sTocKERS AND FEEDERS.
the ronowing quotations ars.currsnt on
the local market:
Good to choice feeders. .3s:7s@ 7.5e
Fair to good feeders ...... $3.50 SIS
Common to fair stockers.. $500 SIS
Yearlings and calves 80. 6.o00 500
Feeding cows .............. $500 SIS
Stock heifers .............. k:76@ e.3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
PRODUCE PRICES on
SIOUX CITY MARKET
Poultry, Butter .nd Eoo,

Commodities are bringing the Following
prices on the Sioux City market, subject
IN ftrct1,atfOnR.,s 49,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Be satisfied with the best you can
get.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-28
ghc Best is Yet to Be-
tMacon sNews.)

~ tNaCOn TNeWS.D - y =
When Alexander the Great, that
insatiahlc seeker OF dominion, was
about to penetrate Asia, he gave away
all of his personai belongings ssiis-
Etributing them at random arnpEg his
personal attendants. Sire; SpSaEk do
yon keep for yourseif?s some j, tonsl
naming one of the three cardNilai
virtues. And IL this was sufficient
possession for one OF the mightieAat
e e a Inc = e =i..>S.ia .s..ee today fc.
plain, everyday Americans With that
grave gift, any one is rich. whatever
the poverty Of his material estate
and without 1t. though tapped In
every luxury. one is poor indeed.
There is nothing that Will say life
Of all power SO quickly and so thor
oughly as TO take from ft hope. Man
is a broken reed, the sport of all the
winds that blow, when this divine
duality has left him. Neither pow
|erfy, nor sickness, nor business dis
Reter, nor desertion OF friends, nor
that titimate enemy named death it-
self can Eanquisii one who IS stiiI ablB
to hope. We march forward, head
erect. with buoyant step through any
Idisoip1ipe, while we are what the
prophet ZaehAffah graphically calls;
aprisoners OF hope. =
Hone springs eternal In the hti-l
man bteasts Z wrote Pope who stated;
sEslt. = ii ;sss:;
said thai a,rhe mfserable have NO
lotI.eg nasdicEne but hone A f1eautf-
Iful picture OF hope, rozeat te optiniiss
ticss splrinG. has been given rs BY
lEhannipg in shese words.
81 laugh, Tor hope hath happy. place
with me, &
It my barqus sinks us to another
seal, n. rs 81
ys.ill,, - sssssss:ssIs ss
hope Of expectation Hope llhs been
termed by Isaac Bickerstaff ssthe
nurse OF young Slesife ~ Normal
young people ttre looking forward
;IillI great anttcipati ion, avid 81
| life. We grow old only when that
ieagernese Is at nm en- ID slaii ne are
Gone With expectaH Hon Years have
little To- do with the matter.
ID by that token there are SOME
who never grow old. Tor they. never.
cease hoping For them life fa con-
tiniiall " tRtere ling and zesEf,ti Tf,ey
meet the exig igencies OF this hiinian 4
EcafbeT with iEficonqueyed oufIs AIN.
| knowing all the dino tlsat sstlleI eaEt
/ is yet TO be 3 As pffaoiiefa 81 lIfSTn
they tEudge along in ail isiiIde az
Westiler 70 - distaTk goal that shall
not hnhl ~ ifaii IL. IL Eootf g &,
hs ia their eoHnpany
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'IspIlI,!!l!EIg Ill IglIlll Tll
run Ellll INE
Message From, Pres. GcsseE Cons
tains Glad ,Tidings for Opera


A message was received yesterday
morning from HTr- b. b. Gossett pres
lident OF the BrogoH npitl ito the effect
that the miiltwiIl start Monday run
ming on full time. q,
This is d piece OF very good News TO
the operatives OF the mill, as they
have been working Only 40 hours q
week ION the past several weeks. 9his
change will make Them earn more
money, and get more time In hf work
Justs what order or SEE of orders
have been received for the mill is not
known, but whatever has been gotten
IS sufficiently large to enable the mill
to 90 back on full time. 'sx
- mention Is made OF Rhet tller or,
hot there will be any oyertim o work
done. A little extra time wiz come
I'D mighty handy Just at this time,
and the people Of the mill will well
come the full time orders almoat as:
imncIifas they would an order psr NIT
ting the running OF the mill both
! :;sssfi :;sss sd day. s.e.s
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S ARETS For
= b BOWELS.
HE AID q C,EiE:, COLDS
Io7nightl cleaa yosr bowels and
stop headache, colds, f
soslr stomach.

Get a Decent box now.
Turn the reseals out-the headache.
bllsouaness, indigestion. the sick, sour
stomach and bad colds turn them out
tonight and keep them out with Cas-
carets.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and shen and never
know the misery caused by. lazy
liver. cIuEged bowels, or an upset
stomach.
Don't put In another day of distress.
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomucf:
remove the sotir, fermenting food;
take the excess bile from your liver
'and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the bow-
esa Then you viii feel great.
q A. Gascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work whiie
you sleep. "a 10-cent box from any
drug store means. o clear head, sweet
stomach np1 clean healthy liver and
bowel action for months, Children
love cascarets because they never.
gripes or sicken.
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8 ~, 3 :. .. q. Q. A
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;S'ss.t 8 g. - tsle hnllior-
~ sss sssss Y q aeste,
~ 81 y 8 ssss
.s,sss 1919
ss.s,ss ~ were
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q. e both
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OHEDDAR NEWS
8 9 z . . u . s ]. . . . .

On Monday OF. last week Jieath, en-
tered the home of MI. Thomas No
Gregory and took from II the loving
wife and another. Hrs, McGregory had
been sick only q few days and although
she had been IN delicate health
for some months, her death came as
q shock to her many friends. Her
life was Q beautiful example of Chris
! tian patience and love, and she will
Sbe greatly missed not only among her
circle OF loved ones hut by the ensire
community, in every home CT which
9she was known and loved. Mrs. Ne.
Z Gregory was q Miss Owens of Peizer.
before marriage and leaves O husband
and two young daughters. Funeral
9 services were held on the following
day at Cedar Grove church where she
has been q member since girlhoofi.
Miss Gertrude C,inkscales and Earle
Bruce spe. e last Saturday ih BeIton.
Mrs. neiN who has been With her
daughter Yrs Allen Mahaffey for the
last three months has returned TO her
lloms ia Abbeyille.
Miss jamie darlington visited the
Cheddar school on Wednesday. She
came mp for the purpose OF prganiz-
ing 70 Tomato Club among the school
girls, S
Misses Mary and Kate Copeland
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
hoinefollke
Miss Eioride Kelly viisitet nj Il in ffseizer
last week.
Miss GambreII Of near F7onea PATH
IL visiting at the home sof Mr.. NJ. a.
Afahaffey.
Mr. Tom Watson of PelEer snent
Tuesday night with his sister. mrs.
Bob Bryant. s3 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Hawkins Of
: 7 Iseng gsge,acR ami anii n4fii Sills.
van Of And "a I,aye moved near
! Ghed ddar. We are alSssys clad to nsl-
come new neil hbogs tsij1 hope ffiey
I: wi IKE OUR soraiduisity
Last week sOfnA OF cur public SSnifit-
ed citizens decided the ssrnnd aaastionh
z mad, about reached the limit an .. they
met 90 discuss some method a os bet-
tering the main road aipn Z which the
a1nl lortty be slle school chi ~. s.,
.r ras rasglE ss 4Isaih &,
broad, slibafAnfiaI street. not q path
leading from the @. s. ana "A. ,st 4.
tion 20 the church Cheddar ie fi0sy
ginning to take on the Appearance
s OF 9 real littla town Siid fihsey fIIl-
srroyen ents are aoon 10 6e followed
by others sSy II s. q: :
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sOIJT'E ri.
sR / s " ITsD
Bureau Of Crop Estimates SAYS
Stocks d Nerlhern ssass
I.arg han UjsGsI

tyASHINGTQN. Jan. q. 5na.I an,
potato gro eSsi who plan To hold iileiF'
crop until the spFing months weaa
warned t0uay pY the DJfeauf OF crosi
estlmat atcs that stocks in northern
States, with which they must compete
are larger than iifuaI.
3 Frfces are usually low and thers.
fore may not decline ,further,, efsssSss
bureaus stasenient said, s'kut ma
terial advances in the next few
months cannot be forecast from pres
cnt snppsios. The Bnitai States sai-.
dom import or exports tfgelys la
large Quansity of pata foes ,sharrforE
the European war has no UiateTisi /
direct bearing upon the potato illaF-
lIet tnf tile United Sfat {,
i ol the fuarlres table sd. ply 81 p1ts-
toes of the 1914 crop 62.e l,ef rent
remained In the hands OF pr0duGeFH
or dealers on 3anHkry 1, tho bureau.
reported This ii estimated % t,e
1858 ~. 900 busl,ess IN States which
produced Is per cent Of the United
States crop.
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at i41npftFa, q iecostfing to ipfornia&
fion received IT limited states army
IheadauaE EferB hers today s oncloTA
Is $50 miles south 81 Easie paas
The report says e IS feared thass
Huflegrez 1is head afs independent
ptufien as IFS recent proposition
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/.
guard OF the Turkish army undertal1-
ling an insiasiun Of Egypt has reached
{iie BEttiah outDosts east Of the ss=sax
s.z,. % .ssssss sass
war sr this region took place yester-
day Official reports say the clash
Yves d small a. Fair, only one Bri tisii
Eoiicer being wounded, but dispatcfes
from Cairo declare 4lIe inSattere euf-
fefeds severely from the British ma
chine guns.
The dispatches do n6S disclose the
fize az the TaE ElEislt force engaged, !, but
my the eight took pIaee east Of l1l
I EIzatltflfA which Is on the Snez Canal,
aud . tt:fa ter EsniflUs OF the caravan
g0ate from Rafa |, the bDrde er eta Ton
between Egypt and Syf The dis
taSbce rom Rls sfati 20 IEI Eantara rs
Stzs miles and, as the British had fili-
5in Ill the wells o long tile caravan
route tbs iny yaders would have had
90 carry their own water, Even El
fEasislfa fH supplied by 3 pipe line from
q freaa water stream which runs
under the Etiaz Canal
# Is believed the isIiting OF the
Bnstish forces was with the Arab or
Surdisia hDrae1aaii employed by s the
ns,inT I5ia,ssas IS IA, i
: -, ~
iiSed 81 81, RsI ~: tsfse -
af0ss the desert. have o.
ise md s,ss.s 81 IF tl,e nSiI-
itarv l,irl;s n z,sI TeI,orfe'd
Il eTs Ss,r Esr-
!, la,a .i.iri tifsteSr tsSs.is
81 .sIl fiis lrr;I Si, Il rnffsa sf,,
:on tile Brifisli ~ n sasss were sn-
feIs,iesi a. s,,s,h All an aceo,,s, fa
ssVefe' litit bevoi,d silis flIsro is s,osii.s
sfsis is, AZ 5 ~
az fhe u saa AN slse fs9.r1sis,I 4 g an, .
icaft, q, = rs 4 81 i.sts 4.
fi'sl IS 20 sf,.
ss;Sss,sts : fl,s szl
&
= =. e
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'lklsIaiNTSTnf,pI0N

he 40 G kBfene siflinlnisra tor 0f
AilnsR -. Hood 4 leceased. wIii sen 6Il
6tiis at 8 o'clock b. M az
the lzte 5sience Of the aaid Anilie
p. hi w liianlston, S. C., al 81
her personaf D pzopeFty consiating 5f
s1ufnitilfe eArbela; : rugs cfoekerS.
etc. Also two dtaiaond rings S
Terms cesli. 5
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FoIMD.

P0llkIl LIN West 1Vhitner street In
front OF Southern Bell TeIephone
building fair OF gentIeman.s I'D
Z gloves. Owner can have same by
paying for this advertisement. call
at sInteiiigoncer once. AZ
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-28
E9lR ,,SAa. .E

lSlllt SAL Garden seed from best
y bulk stock at prizes which, areI !, s.
RS tgactiye. We make; 9 specially az
me Seed husIttess. You can make d
Home Garden ont yoiir 4 aeaes,sarv
living exp penses IN half, Phone iBl.
s Firilinn Smith. s;eedsrtlan b
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Water II. Aef 81 pandietoii was.
reelstefed At the hignola hotel yes
st1rdiy,
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now no CURE i LA aRfFpR

Coughs tia hang on demand
END common Aense tell you that st ii.3
folly to grin and benr lt ss STliotv
faclsing Ii grippe coughs that bfsnEn
the body and cause serene ~ ana
painss III the flinga yield more seni1h
10 Foley & Honey and q'Af 5ti3n 70 any
q. has trnal lf1ael1k Forty wears, rectifd
IDFsS HzyE4Ee7 - py0Va5 ~ IIsS5 q TsSfS
lpouEl 1tdg, erpgp nnd other sIia-
ffessifK afIsnsssts 0f tslrdat tiiest.
Sunt5 larRtlk ;lDe brdfchi hiaf tsabe y6Si
can tliid Hpshing illef gsl Il coisI are
With thIal fciiabls feEned Sold bS
lsgens E1lsas7ntiey y "
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r b, ErslZine Of linton Grove Wis
:e visitor 81 the eitS yesterday.
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D. III. Latti1er 4 iaeFchanf Of HoteA
Path was In the city yesterday.
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Kiss Four Goal Stove.
llnGlilhve


The ssasss as sstt0ve has The
coal stove beaten I a mil
sliOfls Wa VS.. &
No wood to cliop no coal 10 car
ry, no ashes to take up; carry
out, ana sift, leaving trSil of
dirt aud dust from the stove All !
The way out to the ash ,lt
No fire to- coa,s and cod
die No excess Ileat t. No
waste. 4.
Gas Is a guarantee of the right
kind Of q fire Instantly for any
purpose whatever; and us gaore
economical, too.
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] t,'llasssjj Is iied Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Six STimes $l0O. sls87s ~ - S'
ton. IS y ~ = : - ASA AN-1s o1 Appn-
taken for than ss tayanea
your name appears n the phono
prompt payment s@sfse t5 6fl f'E9Tr z -
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'e1rSO1kll

4. II. Bnrriss of the county was q
visitor In the city yesterday.
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Jnos l.. Anderson of Gtesnyiile waf
IN the city for q while Yesterday.
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Wn. Vandiver OF tlia county was a
visitor ihsthe city yesterday. E
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y 81
section Fss among the Visitors Ia die
city yesterda 3
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WHEN, UNExPECTLY detained down
town for iunchsof, yoh oaHIuE do
better than drop In here. q lisht
IS IS auncss OF U HupstanrlHI meaI9 I9CHI6lne
anu service Q. TX. and prices 5uat ne
attractive as our food. The Lunch.
eonette.- dtf.
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win Pepper ana vile OF Baltoo
were among the Eisiiors IN the eli,
yesterday.
Oliver Bolt OF tho county was in the
city yesterday.
4. NJ. Jolly of Sandy Springs mas q
yisstorfin the city Yesterday. 81
]. T Bolt OF AntrevilIe was in the
city yesterday. i
Amos Masters OF the county was
among the visitors i,i the city yester-
day. 10, ysi I AZ
z. ]. Hirshhortn ob New York, G. s.
Williams OF New HaYen, Conn, q. d.
ClIampIfii OF Proyidalice, II. /, and
r.. J. D0eman OF Meriaen, Conn, were
In the city yesterday calling on the
iewelry trade. 81
Bob Yeargin lof Iva was visitor
In the city yesterday.
Ino. Wright or the county was III
the city yesterday. M
- IS 81 s ~! -----.------. - tlt
Jim Major of Peiser was among the.
visitors in the city yesterday. i:
Il. h. Martin OF the Hopewell sacsl
ssss ; = =; In the city H ii,y.
---------.---------..
Julie DnclSworth Of Lebanon was 4
visitor ~ tue city yesterday.
! "a .T7r-;--t
j g. Harper OF Eureka Was In the
4. Allen OF the county was among.
rs go -.
J. IA Broom of Iva wasJi In TIE city
.ss'
w a tsssala as .Iael.ea s.ess s.s.= e
z, 2. Allen OF the county WIS In
me city yestefd day, .Ezs ssSs
~ --,----'..-,
was e visitor In the city yesterday
Il =. GaluppeiS OF liiT rhss N q; IN II
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+. M. Jolly of Sandy Syringe was q
yis.torfin the city Yesterday. 3#
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viii Pepper ana vile OF Bolton
were among the visitors In the city
yesterday.
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WaNTEIl-To rent at once, 4 or s
Z, rooin house reasonably close In:
with city water and electric lights.
Address t.Bs, care Inteliigencer.
s. t-27-1t, ass4 IS
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J: G. Pruitt of Starr was in tie
city yesterday.
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S G. III. Gray apd wife OF Starr wers
among the visitors In the city yes.
terdny.
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]. T Bolt OF Antreyille was in the
city yesterday. @
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Oliver Bolt fihe county was in the
city. yesterday. e,
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WANTS

RAETED-Glea cl,ston rags. The In
s telligencer Job Printing Depart
ment
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WE BUY PEAS ana payi fl,e casI,.
1 Earninn GmitIs s3eedmens ghone
e 4Sas DIFF
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WANTED You to buy your ,.sun1av
Goodies from the Anderson Pure
Eood Cc--c calea, Pies, Cream
b Rniis. Buns Rolls. and 9 Aunt
Mpry.s Cream Bread. Store ut
Anderson, Bakery's old stand on
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4IEfES Sg1sIs IfERAREHl
81 ATTACKS

. tcokygssuEE IIaloAf' q AQE oNE.) Il.
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IL aud j. Z. wright of The Bark
ers Greek seetion we're Iii The city
yeaterday
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Amos Masters Of the county was
emong the visitors In the city yester-.
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b, B. Allen of the county was ii, ia
the city yesterday. TII
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Dss Ii Reeves of 1Ionea PatfsspaB i
visitor ia the city yesterday.
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,. II. Kay OF the Iionewell section
was q visitor IN the city yesterdays
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Il .. OF 3 M { IS s.; n
the city yesterday.
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ID Bfeazeals OF Beiton was in the
city day.
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Hfrs =: NJ Armstrong has returned
to sayaSallah alter visiting III The
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02

feet. even in hopeless inoperable cas-
es. But so many remedies that have
in the experimental stage given prom
Use of value in the treatment OF can
Ger have turned out to be practically
useless that the public grows increas-
ingiy cautious Of acelaiming a new
cure Premature announcement con-
cerning the efficacy OF particular
form of treatment gives rise to much
hysterical discussion and raises false
hopes that make sufferers defer re-
course to surgical treatment. which
would save them IL submitted to in
time. The havoc of these false alarms
impels the repetition of the remark OF
an eminent research worker who in
cisively states that anything but sur
gerry. where surgery Is possible. in
the treatment Of cancer. is malprae-
tice.' This may seem radical view.
but until medical science produces a
method OF treatment that is recogniz-
ed and sanctioned by the profession
we had better watch our step" in the
matter of cancer cures. By the same
token we may still insist that the chief
defense against the enemy cancer at
the present time is not a drug. nor a
serum. nor a ray. nor a miracle. but
simply the knowledge of the danger
signals by which to recognize the dis
ease early and have It promptly at
tended to by competent advisers. In
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
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to herald smother day.
When the babe forgets before it re-
members and in childish innocence
passes away before IT knows friend
from foe; before 1t has reached the
state OF human responsibility: before
(, has really taken up the burden OF
life: when the aged. tottering and
weak after reaping The golden har-
vest: after a long voyage on life's
turbulent ocean gladly pulls in to a
haven OF rest when most OF his
friends and dear ones have been bur
led in life's great burial hlent and
there is nothing much any more to
live for; when he is no longer any
thing more than a has been" and his
life has become a kind of a burden
TO him and he gladly lays that burden
nssy it is not nearly so sad as when
sweet youth falls TO wreck in its gio-
rious morning or as in the case OF
MIR. Harvey taken away when he lad
just reached noon day and prepared
to have an easy time at home where
he might serenely look back over his
achievements while his children would
help him to pick up the burden and
roll Il on and on