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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
COUITON-SOUFHW0RIH

Miss Irene Lille Southworth, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George e. South
worth, of &. q. Seuthwerth, Inc, sta
TONERS, and Mr.. Homer Coulton. a
we'll known printer, son of Mrs. Sarah
A. Coulten of 273 East Main Street
were married at o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, 1888 Iranistan avenue Only
the immediate members of both fami
lies witnessed the ceremony which
was performed by Rev John r.
Brown, pastor of the First Baptist
church. The home was attractively
decorated with daffedils, palms and
ferns. Mr: and Mrs. Coulton will re-
side in Milford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02


A. f. Yarrow, of Great Britain, has
offered 500 reward to a total of $780,
600 to individuals on merchantmen
who shall first draw the captains at
tention to q German suhnaeAArA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02

The American steamer Raven is
ashore half a mile south of Bodie
Island.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-17
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
b BeizI CcaI's tfy SupPhed WIZ
rhsdford's glack-DrauxAA

RcBuz. Va-'I suffered Tor several
years. says Mrs. J. B Whitaker, OF
ih.s place with sick headache, ans
stomach trouble.
Ten years 40 friend told ne 70 Try
Is-c5as1s 3l3ck-Draughg which / did.
3aa i0aad - be the best laIAy medl-
CHE fer young ana Old.
keen -Dr7ught On taud al ,he
t.ae to#, and when NY CHI creu teel :
lttc ese .aeY ask re 'cr . dose, ara 4
aces taea more geod th1a any medicine
trey eyer med.
We 1eYer have 4 'ocg s2ei Of SICK
ness pas 1iy. Since W. commenced
using 1acN- Jraughs.
Ihel.orls Black DTaughi is purely
vegetable ard has been found to egl-
are ~ea< stonachs, aid digestion, re-
leve n- sesUon. colc, Mind, nausea
1sadd-hc s4c4 stomach ard similar
symptoms.
Il IS been In constant Use for more
han e Years, and has benefited more
1l2n 4 million people.
Your druggist sellx and recommends
Black-D1lsht. P'sca Saly 25c- Get i
aaeksge lo-3ay. Ren
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-17
FIRE DESTROYS THE
WILLIAMSON P. 0.

Fire Sunday night completely de-
s.royad the postoftice building and
mach Of the contents and spread to
tae printing house Of Keenan, Black
burn aud the National Bank Of Com
mero-. Williamson. The printing
house was seriously damaged but the
bank escaped with slight loss. All
registered mail in the postoffice
with she exception Of two letters was
saFaa no estimate as yet is plac-
ea en- the loss
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-17
REVIVAL SERVICES ri
AT 1ST u. 3. CHURCH

Tie revival services that have
been liz progress this week at First
United BretWen Church are nightly
offended by krse and appreciative
audiences. INA meetings commence
II -35 villa gE0-minutes sing ser.
v.ea olowglg4by sermons by Rev H
IL Rehardgon. OIL Cumberland. Mr.,
Dielardsyh is a very pleasing and ef-
Zee 9a preacher and his efforts are
meeting with success. Every one is
inrial 10 attend the services.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-17
In MEMORY OF The
S0UTH'S CHIEFTIhNS
appropriate Service Friday
Night In MartinSburg.

The birthdays IF General Robert
2 Lee and GenyraI Thos. J. Jeffer.
son tie renowned leaders of the
southern Conrqheracy in the great
Civil Var WHY be appropriately com
memoratel BY berkeley County Chap
Ger. United Daughters of the Confed-
eraey Friday night January 10. at
$50 O'Clock lin the lecture room Of
te pcesby frian Church The fol
toying atefstlas lecture viii be rem.
aersd
Pra4er-key F NJ Woods, D. D.
Fsa>Gwlno Back To Dixie"-Chor.
Us of HisS School girls
Jackson IN West virginia-read BY
Mr. A. e. NAdenboush.
In the Lan4 Where We were
Dr7am.asf-rea6 by Authors daugh-
'er Miss Virginia Lucas. Charles
TaWa " Va.
Personal Beniniscenses-Mr ArchI.
bald 6den.
sp-Xee-Chorus High Echool girls
After his refreshment VIII be SER
Pubic cordially invited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
HELPFUL HINTS
TO HOUSEWIVES
Recipe for Canning Cucumber Pickles

Recipe for Canning Cucumber Pickles.
Pick cucumbcrs when about two inches
/ long wash aud pack In Jars. 20 each quart
a. rorndiag tablespoonful of salt, cover
+ pickles with boiling vinegar TO which has
/ beer added ] tablespoon OF sugar some miNol
/ spice and ! red or green Cayenne pepper
/ Mrs J. + kca'irg Luther, Okla.
Grated Apple Pie.
/ Wash apples. prate pooling and an iu bowl
4 or pan, thrn put over them sugar enough 90
F .v,,tsr aud riut anon Nv flavor 10 taste put
in nan ready for baking and put little dots
of mttrr around over b. OR II preferred
wait until pic is baked 20 put butter ON. Use
. just CROUCH water 10 rinse ont pau.-Mr~.
Earl A. IIo'dcrmon, Roff okla
Fruit Cake
Two cup, sugar / cup butter 3 eggs. I
emp sour milk. ! teaspoon ~ soda, l cup
blackberry jam. L tablespoon spicc, / cup
cocoauut. 1 cups flour filling Tor IT, . cups
sugar, / cup butter, lig sweet milk, boil un.
ui .hick.
Smiths Fruit Cake.
Two cups brown sugar 3 cups flour, !
cup syrup. 1 cup butter, / emp sweet milk, ,
tea poors of baking powder; yolks Of seven
spi,e, teaspoon Of cinnamon, 10. OF sugar
r .b. fsS sc co'oanut icing
Good Egg Cus,ards.
Two cups ot sweet milk. / cup sugar y
tca,poou ~ vanilla extract. > eggs, save tho
whites Of four Of them or icius and use y
eur ot sugar in icing
jules Ginger Snaps.
cup butter. teaspoons Of butter ? ten.
spoons of sodG teaspoons OF ginger Work
until real hard with flour roll thin to Gu,
cook quick, let cool good before putting
aside
Marble Cake.
Light part, ! y cups white sugar, Y cup
of butter, = cup sweet milk, y cups flour
he,pjur teaspoon OF baking powder whites OF
four eggs beat we'll Dark part, cup
brown sugar. y cup butter Y cup sour
y teaspoon q nutmeg, y teaspoon OF cloves.
Denver Loaf Cake
Whites Of eggs beaten well, az cups
flour, scsnt = cup u butter y cup water
SIT th, soda, sugar flour. cream OF tartar
together and cook in enc large loaf.
Rice and Raisins.
one cup rice, cup raisius, = teaspoon
| salt and . u to cups water. Wash rice
and raisins thoroly put into rapidly boiling
~alted water and cook over direct heat foI
10 minutes, stirring constantly; then place in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25

double boiler and cook until rice is tender
Serve with sugar and cream.
Bu,termiR.
When Won have churued and cant get all
tho butter out OF the milk let it stand until
cool and take little strainer with wire ntc
SITTER and strain 1t,
Cocoannt Loaf Cake.
oHc box Of cocoauut, cups sugar. q cup
butter beaten to cream, Il cup sweet milk
2l4 cups flour whites Of eggs beaten 20 a
iroth separately. Cook In one loaf. Icing,
whites Of eggs well beaten, | cup grsnu.
lated sugar, beat together until real sitf
don't cook
Banana Pie Recipe.
Cream Y cup Of sugar and yolk OF eggs
to This add y cups sweet milk, remove
skins and mash 2 bananas mix with the
above ingredients, put into crust. bake and
covor with merineue ]. d. Griffin.
Route 3, Italy, Texas.
clera's Eggess Cake.
Take ., cup raisens l cup water, cup
sugar, Is cup lard, boil these four minutes
from time II starts to boil Let get partly
cold and add teaspoon soda aud spices to suit
taste; l Si cups flour.
A Quick Cure for Sore Eyes.
Gv. some watermelon vines and leaves ana
boil them few minutes and then thicker
witt corn meal or whca, bran. Put 1t on IN
. thin white cloth and when It gets cool put
on rrn;her hot one.
CONTINUED oN NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
SIG So.
Main
SIG So.
Main
JOHNSON BROS.
BETTER THINGS TO EAT

a price
them to them All Orders the prices
the hal
iccu Berries assorted kndsi No
Meat Department IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
:&0oezaozA
woMENs WEAR IA L. THIRD
FOR FINAL CLEARANCE OF SUITS

The following groups have been arranged Ih're aIe
1st thirty nine garments here al opening per
fccIy tailored and wanted shades rms S SP'"'''
.pportunIty to secure wonderful suit Nhue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25

Our Delivery Service has been bad late but from now
Nou We have gotten three Red Fords and our d
strive to please Phone 22S0; will connect you with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25

MIR. and Mrs. \. A. Stewart have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
SUITS AT $3.50

Here are listed Just how Of each grade IN ths GROUP
Ina $50 sut one SIS suit 500 SUIT, two $50 SUITS on
go suit three $50 suits $i5 suit "a" SI''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25

..c',h,r win Visit n.r home folk in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25

Whites oi $ 1rre beaten well, ~ Guns
flour, scsnt q cup u butter, y cup water.
II, cup sugar, scant - teaspoon ct sod,
SO, the soda, sugar. flour cream OF tartar
together and cook in enc large loaf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
Rice and Raisins.

one cup rice, / cup raisins, y teaspoon
salt and ~ to 3 cups water. Wash rice
and raisins thoroly put into rapidly boiling
~alted water and cook over direct heat fcr
10 minutes, stirring constantly; then place in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
Giving Honor Where Due.

It is a poor game of politics where
one cannot boost his own kind with
out striving 10 pull somebody else
down
NO one would be so small at this
stage as TO deprive the present con
gresham from t1is district any credit
that NAV be claimed for him, The
time to prove il Will come later NO
one should be So mean and spiteful as
to deprive his predecessor Of the honor
that Is his due Tor what De accom-
plisbed The privileges Of politics
should not descend to such levels, es-
pecially when there is no campaign on.
If what has been said is a forerUn-
uer Of what is TO be this course later
especially when it is NOT known who
viii be the candidates q year hence,
the friends Of the former congressman
viii govern themselves accordingly
At all events. # is not proposed TO
permit him 10 be dtscredited. What
he did for the district is q matter Of
record, the fact that he put Rock
Island arsenal back on the map and
got S11 600 600 for its rehabilitation,
even before war was thought Of, being
but one evidence Of the fruit Of his
tjreless Iab0rs.
What ne accomplished for the en-
ployes OF the government and what he
did for people all over the district con-
stituts facts SO familiar as TO require
no discussion now.
The former congressman, attempting
to recover his shattered health. has
been in Colorado since the expiration
Of his term. doing his bit towards re-
ducing the cost OF living in the fields
Of agriculture
But his friends are here and they
are all over the district, loyal and
true. and they will quickly resent any
belittlemant Of the work he performed
as a faithful servant Of the people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
Gift Of the Mavos.

The fund for the promotion OF med
fcal education and research estab-
Iished by the Mayo brothers in Min
nesota, amounting TO $4,000, 900, is re-
markable in that It IS the accumula-
ton of two surgeons. It did not flow
to them out Of oil wells, nor was it
their rake-off from the organization OF
a trust They worked for il and were
able TO earn large sums because OF
their exceptional skill. But more re-
markabIe stiIl is the reason given by
DR. William J. Mayo why they estab-
nshed the fund at this time It is
that being now III the prime OF life
and in the full possession Of all their
faculties. they are able 10 see clearly
what they ought tie do, while if they
wait the changes incident to old age
may cause them I'd change their
minds and do something less wise.
Generally, though not invariably,
giyers OF large public benefactions be
gin to dispose or their money when
their life work IS done and they choose
between their own almoners or Ieav-
ing that task 70 a trustee under a viii
Never before. SO far Cs we can re-
call. has the doctrine that the time
when a man Is best fitted 10 give is
also the time when he IS best fitted 70
keep been laid down and followed.
Still. there IS sense IN Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
A ll IL III llA I'LL ks
BY WILLIAM BRADY r1D.

Abstainer Versus Moderate Drinker.
On train recently I saw a gentle
man who looked 80 and pleaded 80,
with a very d0rid complexion, mildly
prOtruding eyes and a stomach which
he called high" st0utly maintained
that man has a right to take a drink
occasionally. although he had no use
for the steady drinker. This man had
always taken a little drink whenever
he felt like it. which must have been
whenever it happened TO be conven-
lent His health hadn't been injured
by alcohol to any noticeable extent, he
assured the listening gentlemen in the
smoking compartment A little later
we trumped up some excuse to get a
feel Of Lis pulse; his pressure was
what one would expect with such q
figure. complexion and eyes. The man
was frankly Disguised with the bird
like breakfast We consumed, and we
were just plain fabbergasted with the
amount Of food he stocked at one meal.
de was travelling salesman and they
certainly know how to eat themselves
sick. That man would hardly wFig-
gle through an Insurance examination
today His nepbritis is probably we'll
established even now.
Last year ont of 1873 murders com
mitted IN New York state SO were di-
rectly attributable 10 liquor. accord
ing to coroner's verdicts. Ninety-six
per cent Of revocations Of automobile
licenses in New York state last year
We're for intoxication. These are rath-
or facts Qf moral import. But some
how The New York state health de-
partment is on record as determined
TO bring every agency to bear upon
the encouragement of the use of in
toxicaIing liquors Ii finds that an
enormous amount of sickness, lowered
vitality, and other results Of fntoxi-
eating liquors contribute heavily TO
the preyentabIe deaths in the state.
besides contributing directly its fair
share Of them.
The relative death rate between the
aostatner and the mona bstainer
which includes the moderate and the
occasional social drinker. AS as 100 to
1876.
a chronic drinker is diseased, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
The Day In Davenport

New Case F0und-Oue new case Of
iufanttle paralysis was reported TO the
Davenport board of health Saturday.
when Walter Nelson 14-months-old.
15I South Lincoln avenue, was found
TO he suffering with the disease. The
case, according to physicians, IFS well
developed. I'd IS the fifth case reported
TO health authorities within "a hours
City Physician Or. w. A. Stocks Sat
urday issued q bulletin telling Of th~
symptoms Of the disease. The fore
runners are fever. vomiting, Estless-
ness. unusual fretfulness. bowel
trouble and dFoWsiness. Later there
comes pain III the hack, arms and
neck a feeling Of weakness comes
NTH these pains. also. About the fifth
daE, Paralysis appears. In many cases.
the paralysis never appears. Conse-
uuenuy the case is not considered pol
iomycHtis- and the patient is not quar-
autinea. In this way the disease is
antfned. I'm this way disease is spread.
City physician urges on all parents the
necessity of sending for q doctor the
any of these symptoms de
velop All kinds Of veTmin should be
guarded against. Garbage should not
be allowed to accumulate. Children
should be kept clean and not be al
lowed to play in dirt In closing the
schools of the city Friday afternoon.
the board Of health adopted q resolu-,
tiou making their closing mandatory.
This action was taken because thei
Holy Family parochiaI school was.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
Loyalty Of Augustana.

President Gustav Andreen did not
have to wire assurances Of loyalty to
President Wilson to establish the posi-
ton periodically Of Augustana college
in the minds Of the people pf this or
other communities where the institu-
ton and what it stands for are known,
but it was d gracious act nevertheless,
and dissipated any doubt that might
have prevailed as 10 where the Eympa-
thies of the local college lie in the
diplomatic imbrogllo between the
Swedish and United States govern
ment resulting from recent exposures
by Secretary Lansing of fragrant VIC
lation OF Swedish neutrality in the
transmission through the embassies in
Mexico ana BUenos Aires of German
communications.
AuEustana naturally has senti-
mental attachments for the fatherland.
for the college was the first educa-
tiona} iustzstion launched in the Unit
ed States by Swedish immigrants, its
history being familiar among the pe0-
pie here who have witnessed admir-
inEIy its wonderful growth. attracting
hundreds Of young men from all parts
Of the nation yearly to embrace the
splendid instruction offered there.
Periodically Augustana has made q
showing that has been the subject of
favorable comment over the country.
Il has an average Of one man out OF
every four of its student body serving
the col0rs today. Tt win be recalled
that the band as a body volunteered
when war was declared upon Germany
and is now on the way to the front
with the other boys who went from
this city as members OF the federalized
militia.
Sweden has not given satisfactory
explanations of her alleged intriguing
with the Germans, and while IL is to
be hoped that an open break between
the United States and that nation may
be avoided, there is little promise that
the relations of the two nations will
be restored to the status that they en-
joyed before the recent revelations. On
the contrary. the prospects are that
the Swedish government viii be fur
Their embitterad against the United
States government because Of the
gradual tightening of its food en-
bargoes against neutrals. Realizing
the tenseness Of the relations of the
two governments and the possibility /
Of diplomatic rupture, if not an actual
declaration Of war. President AndTeeu
wanted Augustana enrolled among the
institutions of the nation standing at
the pack Oh ETESIQeDt wilson IN what :
ever course he saw TT TO pursue.
Augustana, while cherishine and re- /
Yering the ideals of the Swedish fathers. /
Is first OF all an American college, loyal |
throughout in faculty and students to /
the stars and stripes. and ready to do /
and die for the land that their ances- /
tors adopted as their future home and |
which has done so much for the sue /
ceeding generations in opportunities to /
progress as citizens Of the greatest re
public on earth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17

opened for d day two weeks ago con
trary 10 the action taken prior to that
time by the board. The former action
taken was only q recommendation that
the schools should be kept closed. The
day afternoon gives the board abso-
lutte authority to close any schools
and to keep them closed.
Auto Dealers Pr0test-Members Of
the Scott County Automobile Trade
association believe in patronizing
home industries. For this reason they
are opposed 10 the city letting a con
tract for the new ambulance to an out
side firm Their protest is voiced n
a letter sent TO Mayor BeTwaId.
Freak Blaze Found-A freak blaze
at the gas plant Of the Peoples Light
Co. Second and Marquette streets.
drew Several companies Of the Daven-
port fire department 10 the scene late
Saturday night. The call was sent in
from a restaurant at Third and Myrtle
streets, by persons who saw the Iurid
glare on the air and did not wait to
ascertain the cause. ReCharEing the
furnaces at the plant caused the
alarm. When the coke is Withdrawn
from the furnaces, and the coal put in,
a gas forms and rises through the
smoke-stack. The gas often ignites
and ~bIazes furiousIy in the air for a
moment or two. When the furnaces
were re-charged Saturday night, an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
Berlin Reply This Week.

The German reply to- the vatican s.
peace note is expected to reach Rome
by the end Of the present week. NO
surprises should be expected The
contents of the reply have been fore
casted- Slfu there is q bare posi-
bilIty that recent reveTses suffered 10y
Austria ar the hands Of italy. and
with indications pointing to further
successes 10 EmmanueTs armies. may
influence sauer answer than has
been anticipated.
Military Germany knows how to
halt the slaughter in Europe and
ought TO understand by now that hos
tilites viii never be ended upon the
terms thus far suggested by Berlin.
Germany must bend further in guar
against future outbreaks Of
kulturization and must get the idea
out of its swelled head that 1T Is in-
vincible before the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
CHORDg ANp
ID S G o R ID S
LEsHoE0 TovO TIK0sEvU.

Il is said that the kaiser has offered
SI25 for the first American captured.
dead or alive, by one Of his soldiers.
Which recalls the tale Of the wild Dull
owned by an Iowa farmer It had been
causing him no end OF trouble, not
alone IL The destruction Of his prop
ertv and that Of his neighhors, but It
was proving q constant menace to the
whole countryside The animal had
grown so ferocious that II wasn't safe
even to get within shooting distance
cf IT, If It had been the farmer own
ing the animal would have long since
disposed Of it, The farmer was dis
cusslng the bun la the presence az p
Number Of hta friends one day In
the crowd -Eer1 was one who had JUST
moved into the locality and was not
as familiar with the bad animal as
we're his ue5ghboys. He thought the
bull might he q tTile scrappy, at times,
hut he saw no reason why If should
not be as easily brought 10 time as
other ornery performing beasts that ne
had encountered in his years OF. deal
ing with livestock
well" said the man whose prop
erty the animal was, III tell you what
III do. BOYS. I'll give $50 to the man
who viii deliver that cTitter over 10
me. dead or alive
"Igl jest take YOU up, ueigbbor 3D.
smoke the new arrival after the 9th
ers had looked at each other in Sir
Iauca exchanging "a few knowing
wfnks to indicate that ALI knew
that fl was q trick that cQuidn n8
done without the pursuer running p
pretty close race with injury and pos
sib5a death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17

mountains. send our fighting men
forth with stout hearts as well as
strong arms. Germans have shown
what solidarity and courage can do IN
q sinister cause. Let us show how
much more these weapons can do for
us Il cause that IS holy.
america IS again face 70 face with
sierra sacrifice, that barbar3sm may
not triumph and that popular govern
Iaert MAJ not perish from this earth.
Let us do i boldly with an indomir-
able spirit ike that OF '76.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
DachSbund Crawl Didn't Cure
DaudrUff.

VIII you please suggest an effective
remedy for that dry scaly form Of
dandruG? All Of our family read
your column and we find that the
dachshund crawl Will cure most ev-
erything except the dandruff. OR. II.
L.
Answer The crawl ought TO i'm
prove the nutrition of the scalp. and
so aid in overcoming the seborrhoea
sicca! Keep a-crawling. One of the
best applications we know is a per
cent ointment of sulphur which is
10 be well rubbed into scalp with
hngeniDs. by parting hair here and
there and covering perhaps one-fourth
o. the area of scalp each night A
shampoo should be taken every fifth
or sixth day. The formula is about
as follows:
Precipitated sulphur. .......30 grains
SalicHuc ACID -.-...--..-...... 10 grains
Violet extract tfor sceut} 49,. 4 drops
1-anolln --.--#s.-...,.,.-. $500, drains
NaseIin, enough 70 make. ounce
To be dispensed in a colIapsibie
tube. Perseverance with this six
weeks viii generally clear up the dan
drun. II the trouble later recurs. use
the treatment again for % week or Sc.
Advice Seems Superfluous.
Last June I felt poorly, and the
doctor found sugar present in the
urine. He put me on a restricted
diet. and in a few weeks the sugar
was absent But I am now feeling
bad again. and need your advice in
the matter. ID. r. W.
Answer-Stick to your doctor-he
did pretty well, we think