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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
GEN. GUcKOV ARDYTOIAS,

Petrogradas, geg. 10 d. Ne.
turedamas jokiu politiniu igaidu
pradejo raudoti Rusijos kares
minister's gen. Gu6kov nuo pa
clos naujojo rezimo pradzios ir
uzbalge savo sensacingomis kal-
bomis ir pasakymais kelios die
nos atgal.
10 zodzius pagavo ir isplete
hlsteriSkieji, norS ir gerais no
rails zurnalistai ir visokie itartini
sensacininkai tokioje atmo5fero-
Je, kur kiekvienas nerami1antis
taktas, ar net -gandas sukena pa
nlka zmonese. Keisti dalykai bu-
vo pasakojama apie Schluessel-
burga ir Kronstadtq kaipo apie
apslskelbusias republikas, o apie
laukininku kibelius, ir zudynes,
anarchistu uzpuldinejimus ant
prlvatiniu nanny ir ju isplesimus,
dar baisiaus buvo pasakojama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
AUSTRAI PRARANDA
lVARTUS
TVERTUMON.

Rymas, geg. IS d. Dziaug'
sminga telegrama is italy mus
laukio sake, kad Trieste var.
tai islauzta".
"Austro-vengrai is kailio ner.
damiesi laikosi, ruldami ant mu
SIT poziciju visa linija dideliais
buriais zmoniu'', sake toliaus Ii
MIA. "Smarkus bombardavinai
eina tarp Tolmino If Adrijos ju-
ros; italai padare priesams dide-
.ius nuostolius.
Sta zinia atejo po neoficialit
pranesimu, kad Duino, vadina.
mas Trieste vartais, tapo pa
intas pe artilerijos baisaus puo
limo ant miesto. Dunno yra dvy
likoje myliu nuo trieste.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
RUSIJOS KLAUSIMAS KLIU-
DO VOKIETIJAI.

Amsterdam, per London, geg.
I9 d. Berlino socialistu laikras-
It's V or wa erts, rasydamas
apie prof. Miliukovo pasitrauki-
ma nuo rusu uzsienio ministerio
vietos if socialistu inejima rusu
valdzion, sake, kad rusu Karei-
viu if Darbininku Delegatu Ta-
ryba kalba aiskiais zodziais, ku-
rie netrukus bus girdimi Lon-
done, Paryziuje, Berline ir Vien-
mole. LaikraScio nuomone, visos
valdzios netrukus susitiks SUI ru-
ST. klausimu Wis viena, ar JOS pri-
sirenge prie visuotinos taikos be
uzgrebimu ar atlyginimu, EMO.
niu liuoSybes pamatais. Ant ga
10 laikrastis priduria:
"Todel klausima pastatys vo-
kieciu kancleriui ne vokieciai, bet
rusai socialistai, kuriems jis ne
gales neduoti atsakymo, neis-
prasomo is jo savo zmoniu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
| lKIEKVIENAS VYRAS We.
DES AR NE, TURF RE
GISTRUOTIS.

Washington, geg. 1S d. Pri-
verstines kareivystes akto svar-
biomis iSlygomis yra sitos:
Visi vyrai, priskaitant vedn-
sius, nuo 2I Xxi 81 metu amziaus
turi registruotis.
Vedusieji vyrai nera paliuo-
suojami, bet vietines tarybos gall
paliuosuoti, jei seimynu uzlaiky-
mas nuo ju priklauso.
Tautiniai sargybiniai, nebuvu-
sieji pasauktais tarnysten, priva-
10 registruotis.
Vyrai, kurie Neutrality-suspicious.,
gall papulti vieniems metams
kalejiman. Sergancius turi uzre-
gistruoti agentai, o isvaziavusie-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25

gazu megino francuzus is ju po-
zicijp isvyti, bet tas nepasiseke,
mes francuzu artilerija neleido
niekur vokieciams is grabiu isei-
ii. Wen prie Cerny vokieciams
paslseke i francuzu grabe ISL
verzti, bet francuzai isvijo vokie-
cius is ju grabiu prie Mouten de
Laffaux. Champagne distrikte
francuzai atmuse .du vokieciu
uzpuolimu prize Mesnel les Hur-
les; laimejimu vokieeiai niekur
neturejo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
MAISTO TRUKUMAS
VOKIETIJOJ.

Kopenhagen, geguzio FL d.
Berline jauciama bulviu truku-
mas. Gyventojus prasergiama,
kad gal nebus galima duoti po
S svarus j savaite kiekvienam.
Kuriems neuzteksia bulviu, bus
Quota pyragaleip.
Kiauienos truksta If bus par
davinejama tik ketvirtadieniais.
zemdirbystes zinovas, prof.
Weldner, Passau'joj, Bavarijoje
pataria zmonems valgyti zole.
Jis sake, kad raudonieji dobilai
If lucerna (alfalia) gall butt ska"
niais valgiais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
Du Principal Perzengta.

Demokratybe savo stebuklingu
instinktu atrado isejima dviejuo-
Sc principuose, kurie virto revo-
liucijos isitikrinimu. Pirmu bu-
vo teisingas il systematinis ka-
rluomenes perroganizavimaS de-
mokratiniais pamatais; antru bu-
vo atsizadejimas imperialistisku
kares tikslu If veiklus darbas
tarptautiniu plotu, kick galint,
greitesniam uzbaigimui kares.
Valdzios tragedija buvo tame,
kad il atsisake visa sirdzia pri
init Sta revoliucijos mandata.
il pradejo laikytis pries-revoliu
c.jiniu principu sulyg kariuome-
mes ir kares. llgainiui j pu-
siau nusileido If galiaus isivele
j nusileidimus, neduodanGius is
elmo.
j paskelbe savo pasiryzima
uzlaikyti kares programa nepa-
liestu If tas nuvede demokratija
prie astresnes kovos su imperia-
listines kares politika. Vaidzia
be pasekmes kovojo su senos
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
RUSQ MINISTERIAL PILNA,
KARE BUS VAROMA
TOLIAUS.

Petrogradas.- Rusijos nauja
|minlsterija, apimanti SeSis socia-
listus, yra uzbaigta.
Privatiniame dumos nariu su-
slrlnklme praneSimu raportu nuo
buvusio uzsienio ministerio prof.
Miliukovo If buvusio laivyno mi
nisterio Suckovo, jiems nuo vietu
atsisakius, sitokia rezoliucija ta-
po priimta:
Dumos nariai atkreipia laiki-
mes valdzios donna josios dabar-
tinio persiorganizavimo laiku
tai, kad Rusijos uzsienio politika,
|ypatingai klausimuose, licGian-
ciuose kare ir taika, turi butt pa
matuota, taip 6aip ir seniaus,
absoliuciai nepadrebinamu isti-
kimumu musu talkinin&ams, mes
su situo iStikimumu ankStai yra
suriSti reikalai svarbus musu Sa-
lies garbei.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
Mate Dideles Sunkenybes.

Ne anarchija priverte socialis-
tus detis su valdzia, bet isitiki-
nimas, kad revoliucija If patti
Rusija yra pavojuje, jei tuojaus
ir systematingai nebus ispildytas
dideliS If systematinis ekonomi-
MO ir draugijinio gyvenimo Vi
dujinio perstatymo programs ir
veikli ir loginga uzsienio politi-
ka nebus tuojaus pradeta. So
cialistu laikrasciai zino apie di-
dziasias sunkenybes, kurios lau-
kia naujosios valdzios, bet jie
pilni yra vilties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
Krizis perejo, sake Lvov.

Premieras-kunigaikStis Lvov,
sitaip pasake:
Svarbiausias krizis naujovinej
Rusijos istorijoj patinkamai su-
taikintas if salygos jau rodo zy-
mius gerinimosi apsireiSkimus.
Didziuma sunkenybiu mano
pirmutlnej revoliucijos minister
joj kildavo delto, kad viSuose
klausimuose mano draugai If as
priversti buvome vadovautis vien
doriniu itikinimu. Jokios tikros
valdzios galybes su materiale
jiega nebuvo.
Po dvieju menesiu bandymo
mes pamateme, kad dorine itaka
buvo uztenkamu ginklu didelei
didziumai sukalbamu rusu pile
ciu, kurie ramumo trosko, bet
nelaimen, taip tarp civiliniu
zmonip, taip kariuomeneje buvo
individu If mazu grupiu, kurie
tycia anarchija kele If jokiu dis
ciplinos formu nesilaike.
AS tii1iu, kad kaip dabartiniai
tautinio ramumo priesai pama-
tvs, kad ne tik taip vadinamieji,
burzuazai, bet taipgi darbininkai
If pats socialistai stow uz tvar-
kos atasteigima, tai jie, nelauks,
kad mes priverstume juos, pats
atsizades savo anarchistisku pa
sielgimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
JAPONU LAIVYNAS
TALKINA TAIL
KININKUS.

Paryzius, geg. 18d.- Maine
kartu su pribuvimu Suv. Valsti-
jq naikinampju valciu i Ansli-
jos vandenis padeti kariauti
prizes submarines, tulas skaitlius
japonu kares laivu pasieke Mar
seille il emesi gaudyti vokieciq
submarinus. Kares laivai yra
kanuoliniu valciu rusies. Grid,
jei pameginimas suteiks uzgant-
dinima, tai Sta pagelba busianti
padidinta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
MADRIDE KILA RIAUSES,
SUBMARINE LAVA
PASKANDINUS.

Madridas, geg. 1S d.-zmoniu
pasipiktinimas vokieciu subma-
rino paskandinimu ispanu garlai-
VIC P a trioto kilo Xxi riausiu
gatvese.
|, Ispanijos valdzios nota Berli-
nui, pazyminti protesta prizes
skandinima, nebuvo cia sarsinta,
bet menama, kad j bus kaipir
ultimatumas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25

j kitur, gall uzsiregistruoti pei
laiSkuS.
Kares departamentas paneS vi.
sas reikalingas registravimo lie.
sas, bet noretu, kad atsirastu
liuosnoriu' kurie noretu patar-
nauti dykai. Yra laukiama, kad
didziuma registravimo vietu taip-
gi bus suteikta dykai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
VOKIEcIAI PRIPAzISTA,
KAD LINIIA PERLAUzTA.

Londonas, geg. 18 d.-Buvu-
sio kaimo Bullecourt griuvesiai
evakuota, sulyg prisako, be mai
synlosi prieso, kuris uzeme JUGS
uz "a valandu veliaus."
Taip vokieeiu kares zinyba
siandien paskelbe vokieciu pasi-
traukima is to sunaikinto kaimo.
Kad anglai pasivare gerai i
rytus nuo Gavre1le, tai parodo
Berlino pranesimas, kuris mini
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
ANGLQ LAIVAS SU I4o
'PASKANDINTA.

Londonas, geg. Il d. Angli-
jos admirolybe isleido sitoki
pranesima:
Anglijos transportas Camera
mia su kareiviais torpeduotas
prieso submarines rytinese Tarp-
zeminese jurose bal. IS d. Pasi-
gendama 40 vyru; spejama,
kad jie prigere.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25

apie atmusima puolimo ant
Gavrellel- -Tresnes kelio.
Laukiama kito traukimosi,
siuo kartu dvieju Hindenburgo
linijos sparnu. Lens yra lieps-
nose uzpakalyj viso vakieciu
sono eina padegiojimo darbas.
Jei vokieciai traukiasi, tai jie
lures trauktis Xxi Queant-Da-
court, arba Wotan linijos, pas
kutines likusios apsigynimo Sis
temos nepridejus Xxi Douai. Tas
reikstu, kad jiems Lens rcikes
evakuoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25

J ria lauzymui su kitais kraStais
padarytu sutarimu, ko neramieji
reikalavo. Rekalauja isvijimo
priesu is Rusijos uzimtu krastu.
Naujoji Rusijos ministerial vie
sal apreiske, kad apie taika visai
nemano, bet yes ia Xxi galui drau-
sc su talkininkais, kol kares
tlkri tikslai nebus atsiekti.
Siauriniame Rusijos fronte,
taipgi Rumunijos fronte vcikia
wien artilerija. Kaukazo fronte,
Ii vakarus nuo Ardali turkai me-
gno pirmyn zengti, bet visur
rusai juos atmuse.
Mazi rusiskos kariumenes susi-
remimai su vokiecias ir austrais
buvo Mintaujos, Volyniaus If Ba-
ranaviciu distrikte, bet niekur nei
viena puse nieko svarbesnio ne
nuveike. Viskas tame kares lau-
Ike pasilieka be svarbesniu per-
mainly.
Svarbesniu permainu nera nei
Balkanu fronte. Menki vien mu-
Slal If patroliu susiremimai buvo
Macedonijoj. Saloniku aplinki-
nese Grekijos buvllsio ninisterio
Venizeloso Salininkai veikia is
Wien su talkininkais ir drauge
musa bulgarus. Be svarbos ma
ii susiremimai francuzu su bull
garais buvo Monastiro aplinkine-
Sc. Bet visame Balkanu fronte
nlekur nieko svarbesnio neatsiti-
ko, 6ia viskas pasilieka, kaip bu-
vo, be jokiu beveik permainu.
Smarkiau veikti pradejo savo
fronte AuStrijoj italai i Xxi siol
jiems sekasi 0 kucmet anglai pa
gelbon jiems atsiunte savo sun
kiaja artilerija, galima tiketi, kad
jiems seksis dar geriau. Pc
/
smarkiam musiui italai ateme
nuo aust~u j siaurius nuo Monte
Santo svarbia strategiSka pozi-
cija-kalva 652. Kalva ia Waldo
kltas austru sudrutintas pozici-
jas / Siaurius nuo Monte Santo.
Austrai kontr-atakais megino at
gauti nuzudyta svarbia pozicija,
jon unkreipe visa savo artileri-
| lja, bet viskas nepasiseke. Kalva
ia pasilieka italy rankose. Tuo-
Sc musiuose Italians teko 40
belaisviai. Ir rytus nuo Co
rlcia, ant kelio Triestan, italai
palaike visas nuo austru paverz-
tas pozicijas, nors austrai kelis
kartus kontr atakais megino jas
atgal atgauti.
Negeriau austrams sekasi Ison-
70 If Trentino distriktuose. Pats
austrai pripazista, kad Italians
pasiseke tvirtai atsistoti ant kai-
riojo upes Isonzo kranto, bet cia
turejo apsistoti, mes toliau zengti
neleido austrq artilerija. Austrai
pripazlsta, kad italai isplatiho sa-
vo pozicijas aplinkinese PLAYA,
nors tam labai daug kareiviu
pasvesti reikejo.
Is Vokietijos vel pranesa apie
maistus daugelyj miestu lei mai
sto stokos. Mesa labai pabran-
go. Berlinc jautienos sv-ro kai-
ia yra jau doliaris If tai sau;i
negalima. Vokietijoj, kaipo kares
pasekmes smarkiai pradejo siau-
sti rauples. Ser;au veik kickvie-
ma kare atgabe 1davo cholera, da-
bar kares pradzioj il siaute Ga
licijoj, paskui vienok pasiseke ja
isnaikinti. Dabar vien Vokieti-
Ijoj, nors ten apie zmoniu syei-
kata labai rupinasi, pradeda siau-
sti rauples. Is apsirgusiu 1910
mirsta.
omarkiausi musiai Wis eina
Francuzijoj. Nors cia vokieciu
eiles tapo sudrutintos 100000 a
reiviu nuo rusisko fronto, jie ne
tik neistengia francuzu if anglu
/ iveikti, bet tie vokiecius, nors
labai palengva, Wis atgal stumia.
Anglai vel perlauze garsia vokie-
ciu I!indenburgo linija tarp Croi-
selle ir Boullencourt. Vokieciai
LII. 1o-x..- -, ,o~,.,,o crt,.e o+~ro1
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
Kersto Upo Nera.

Bet kas ziuri j Russia dabar
be prietarq If bereikalingo ner-
vuotumo, tam turf butt aiSku,
kad jei anarchija If yra, tai ener-
gingos priemones turi butt ir
bus panaudotos jos iSnaikinimui
Nieko pragaistingo tame nera.
Nel revoliucijinis sujudimas, nei
nevarzomos liuosybes pagundos
nevaliojo sunaikinti pamatinio
ramumo pamylejimo upo, ivy
lancio Rusijos liaudyje. Emo
mes yra uzsikarsciave begaline,
mis- galimybemis ir prajauti
mals, bet be neapykantos, be
kersto upo.
Tx vienas nelabasis gall gres-
II RusiJai If nekuriuose atsit.ki-
muose juodosios jiegos is save
tamsiu urvu suzavGjo ir sumobi-
llzavo revoliucija prizes revoliuci
q. Situo nelabuoju buvo degtine
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-25
Valdzioi sutarirno nebuvo.

Tikraja Krizio priezastimi huvo
ne &as kitas, kaip stoka sutarimo
tarp laikines valdzios ir pama:i.
niu revoliucijos siekiniu, tikslu
II dvasios nuo .pacios pradzios,
laikine valdzia buvo tikrai sif-
inSa saVo morals tarnauti re
voliucijos reikalui, bet JOS kon-
stitucijoje buvo vidujinis priesta-
ringumas. Svarbiausiu ir opiau-
siu klausimu, iSsivySciusiu dide-
ses kares laiku, kuri dideji karau-
La iskele, buvo suderinimas re-
voliucijlnio upo su pastatytuoju
kares uzdaviniu. Uzlaikyti sena
nepakenciamq discipline, kuri bu-
vo pacia revoliucijos priezastin,i,
netiko; sustabdymas kares tuo-
jaus butu buves pasiutimu; pa
laikymas abieju reiske suraiki-
nina If kares If revoliucijos.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20

uonsJ than by any of the other cuutribu-
tory causes,
The causes OF the emotional state are
the loss OF Il near relative by death, disap-
pointment In love, failure to attain our
ambitions either social or financial. aud In
conquering these, We should avail ourselves
of furgetfuIness, which Is Undoubtedly Just
as much self defense against diseases Of
the mind as are the auti-bodies and other
natural physical protectors which tend to
guard against development of physical dis
eases, and although this faculty Of forget
fulness frequently is used to our detriment
yet when properly handled ii can be uttl-
lied as a protection during the period of
readjustment 1t Is fortunate that the
average man Is SO constituted that rs time
goes on he must naturally lose his sorrow.
Time heals all grief"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20

the human being can be amused. enter
tanned and instructed. learning how to
avoid the mental tensions which Hamlet.
by his vacil4ting nature. brought down
upon himself
Dr. Croft also prescribes Macbeth
since In 1t the modern reader can note
how mental disorders can come through
tampering with emotional matters.
Numbers Of Shakespeare's heroes and
heroines show how nervous breakdowns
and premature old age come upon those
who refuse to live ordered. calm lives.
Third in DR. Croft's enumeration OF
what we shall do to keep ourselves young
Is the influence OF friendship. He says:
"One who reads much is struck with the
amount and number Of friendships held by
such personages as Gray, Charles Lamb.
Carlyle, Mrs. Browning, Ruskin. Dickens
and Emerson. but why Is 1t In all the work
Of modern men and women that they find
so little that is really true and stimulating
In contact with their fellowmen.
"a. n am~ not speaking Of the -eoce4e4
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20
Bombardment Causes Illness.

Several cases Of the onset If diabetes
which unQuestiUnabIy were developed as
the result Of strong emotions Of Il deplcSs-
ing Aature, were observed hy Professor
Naun! after the bOmba rdncut Of Srass-
burg III 1870. These cases. he SAYS an
doubleday developed As Il consequence OF
fear and anxiety.
These untOward results are brought
about by unfavorable action Of sympathetic
nerves III relation to the function Of the
latter in their control Of the secretion aud
other activities of the Su-culled duct less
glands of which thyroid ndreuals aud pan
creas are examples
DR.. Croft repeats the we'll known truth
that the calling up of the emotions raises
aud lowers blood pressure and thus favors
the diseases Of the heart and circulatury
astem.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20

suppress NERVOUSNESS as much as possible.
This matter Of controlling our emo
ttons' he says lis not entirely within the
power Of the Individual: being partly
matter OF temperament and natural. at
least easier for certain people to be opti-
mistic than others. l am beginning to feel
that 1t Is possible for people Of all ag.s to
acquire the faculty OF such control"
In examining the mechanics OF just
how our emotions age us 1t Is found that
blood pressure acts as the instrument OF
Fastening decrepitude and sometimes sud
den death
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20

tuctuation of at least 80 millimeters
within few moments
person who is under long tension due
to some strong emotion runs great risk Of
heart trouble and hastens old age and
probable death. The pressure upon his
heart and arteries grows steadily. and
when 1t has passed the 2OO-mil limeter
point death or paralysis will sooner or
later result. The organs which pump and
carry the blood are not strong enough to
stand the strain and either the heart gives
out the valves in 1t collapsing, the muscles
weakening or an artery bursting. When
an artery bursts the accident usually oc-
ours somewhere in the head, and the re-
suit is known as apopleXy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20
Worry Whitens Hair.

That care. worry, grief and sorrow"
he says. bleach the hair and produce
characteristic haggard. WORKOUT appear
ance Is pretty definitely established. and
though this hair bleaching may not always
occur with suddenness as did the classical
case Of Marie Antoinette. yet l doubt not
that II occurs in a great many cases in per-
sons less prominent than was the last
named character.
Il think It Is safe to say that prema
ture old age is probably brought about
more frequently BY this luncoatrollsd emo
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-20
Three Rules to Keep Young.

The new rules. intended to counterfeit
these destructive influences and to guide
the human brain past the perils of prelna-
ture Old age are laid down by DR.. Beuia-
min +. Croft, who writes in "A recent issue
Of the Boston Surgical and Medical Jour.
nal. They are:
l. Perfect the control Of your emotions.
2. Take periodical vacations from YOUR
brain work
j. Cultivate intimate friendships
These are the three main influences in
keeping the mind away from breakdown
and In bringing on long and useful life. ac-
cording to Dr. Croft.
lie says: I'm our constant efforts to
cure disease either by drugs. by surgery, or
both we are prone to forget how impor-
tant the influence of Il proper control Of
the emotions is.
1T Is not difficult to cite from the rec
ords OF history the many examples or i'll
stances where sudden loss of control Of the
emotions caused exceedingly unfayorable
results. Take for example the ella ssical ON.
OF Nasalius, the famous anatomisi, who
while dissecting the body of a woman dis .
covered that her heart was still fecbly
beating. He was SO overcome with distress
at this discovery that he dropped dead
Another classical example is that Of Louis
OF Bourbon who dropped dead from fright
at witnessing the eXhumatun Of his
fathers bones. Sophocles died when he
hsar I'd baf ,,f a..
awarded the highest prize, o1hrr eases Of
sudden death from excess If grief or Of
Joy might be cited. History teaches also
that loss Of emotional control. although 1t
may not result in instant death, yet
through the development Of disease may
have Just disa ,truus consequences
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Increase in Blood Pressure.

Normal people have a blood pressure Of
approximately l22 millimeters. Free play
given TO the emotions produces an eleva-
ton OF this pressure Of from 10 to 25 per
cent In instances OF extreme emotional
Ism such as DIR. Croft describes the blood
pressure rose to over 200 millImeters. thus
going past the danger point. Bad news or
sudden fright has been known to caoso q
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sists, owing to the fact
that his works contain
the greatest variety OF
absorbing interest.
TO his mind Ham
let" Is the best food
for the siren GUS
brain, because from It
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Pressure this great causes paralysis

Thought the patient may very easily go In
sane or die. Insomnia is most potent In
producing symptoms and should be boldly
and unhesitatingly treated by drugs and
otherwise.
Success In the cure depends largely upon
the patient taking the physician or ad
wiser into full confidence.
The solitary and secusve man is al
most always intense in. his feelings ard
bitter III his antipathies whereas the good
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the same periodical, states that free and
loyal intercourse with our fellows makes us
mentally more sound and stable. He points
out that those people who are shy and
self-conscious are more often drifting to-
ward instability Of mind because of the
lack Of association with warm friends.
Dante's Seven Sins represented the at
tempts on the part Of individuals to set up
their own particular passions and desires
in opposition to the best interests Of the
community In which they lived.
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Should Talk Over Troubles.

Mental poise and comfort are to b.
found in this relationship which hinges s.
much upon the exchange of opinion an,
confidence. Men who are solitary and Sc
elusive naturally brood and worry over
trivial fears, which ii talked over with
intimate friends would be discharged and
vanish into thin air. The frank express
sion between friends does much to clear
the mind OF petty things and worries
that often are imaginary.
The famous friendship Of George
Washington and the Marquis de Iafay-
cite profoundly influenced the fate Of
the United States because each refreshed
his sanity and calm determination in
the firm resolution of the other.
Emphasizing the va,ue or this same
point, DR.. James J. Putnam, writing in
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platonic friendship between men and
women. History is full of the failures Of
this type and he who plays it does so at
his peril, but what l have reference to is
the possibilities to be derived from the
friendship between man and man.
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Should Teach Children.

1t Is DIR. Croft's contention that chill
dren should be taught early In life to con-
troll their emotions. to tolerate pain and to
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Need Outdoor Exercise.

The second of Or. Croft's rules for pre-
regular outdoor exercise shall be taken.
Another part OF this same rule, he
states. is that we shall read literature,
and thus gain mental poise and ease
Shakespeare is the most valuable writer
to be followed in this connection, he in