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MRS. CHARLES n. McKINSTRY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD

MIAMI. Fua-, Saturday.-Mrs. Charles
II. McKinstry, wife of Brfgadier General
McKinstry and sister of Mrs. M. Law
lrence Keen of New York, died suddenly
there today of cerebral hemorrhage. Gen
eral and Mrs. McIxinstry came to Miami
several days ago in the hope of improving
her health, which had been impaired by
long and ariuous relief work in France
with the allied forces. Her death Is at
trfbuted to the fatigue and exposure en-
dured at that time.
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MR.. LEWIS o. HART.

Mr.. Lewis o. Hart, actor, died on Fri
day in the Actors Fund Home, Staten
Island. He made his first appearance on
the stage at the National Theatre. Wash
ington. d. c., in 1866, and his last APP
pearance was in Atlanta, Ga, February
q. 1915. He had been a member of sew
eral leading stock companies and in later
years had been with motion picture COM
panies. He is survived by his wife.
Louise Plunkett, an actress, who is in the
Actors Fund Home. and a daughter, Hell
lene Hart. an actress.
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Musician Drops Dead.

Isaac Balch, sixty years old. musician.
OF No. 1s1 East 115th street. died suddenly
last night at No. 81 East 107th street from
heart disease. Mr.. Balch was on his way
10 visit one of his pupils at No. 56 East
1O7th street, but by mistake went to an
n apartment on the fourth floor OF No. "a
East 107th street. After explaining his
mistake to the occupants Of that apart
ment he dropped dead.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS.
Facial MADAME MARIE E,speelall...

GUARANTEES to make any woman Is yeas
younger younger or @ money Fefunded by her rejuyenating
BY healthful stimulation Of muscles and Tissues
festo5inx them to the vigor Of youth. The sag
responds; Ss,psd.; being elastic; tighten the Huscs:'
forever: This is % not home treatment. but one
New Yorks best physicians: REQUIRES. two weeks
Of time; superior accommodauons for patrons
grateful patients. Consultation free by appoint
ment. Tel. Riverside3376, or by letter. Ad-
corner 04th.
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MRS. CARRIE RossNER.

Mrs. Carrie Rossner. widow of Alexander
Rossner, died yesterday at her home, No.
COL West 18th street, after a three weeks
Illness. Death was caused by pneumonia.
She was born in New York city, sixty-four
years ago the daughter of Jacob Sneu-
daira. She is survived by her son, Alex
ander; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie Lesser and
Mrs. Julia Frank, and one brother, Moses
J. Sneudaira
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GENERAL EUGENE s. BOSS.

WTLLTMANTIC, Conn, Saturday.-Gen-
eral Eugene S. Boss. for fifty-eight years,
until April 1. 1916. with the American
Thread Company here. died today OF heart
dyease. He was a delegate at large to
the national convention which nominated
William Mckinley for President He had
served in the General Assembly and the
Constitutional Convention. lie is survived
by a son and daughter.
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American Dies in Madrid.

MADRID, Thursday Delayed. - Theo-
dore Carit of San Francisco. Cal, stu
dent in one of the hospitals here, died
from influenza today. His family is liv-
ing in Madrid.
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MISS JENNIE MAGRATH.

Miss Jennie Magrath. for twenty-five
years a buyer for Stern Brothers, died
at her home, No. 2S7 West street, West
Hoboken, on Thursday. The funeral SER
vices were held at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Hoboken, yesterday. and were
by representatives of the firm
and many of her fellow employees.
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LOST-FANCY DIAMOND BAR PIN. from west
side Of 9Th ay between 10th and S4th, Satur-
day afternoon; suitable reward. Notify Mrs. L.
G. BURKE. Jr. Aa3 Park aY.
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:. Iost-DIAMOND BAR PIN. set in platinum.
Brown and White taxi. viii the lady who
'phoned Mr., Brooks please call up MIS-. brooks
2GO riverside Drive.
$500 reward for return o mans DIAMOND RING.
lost washstnnd NcAlpin Hotel. Saturday
night; no questions asked. JOHN W. McGEEHAN,
- Nnxt Il
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$50 REWARD.

LOSr-Diamond and sapphire BAR PIN. at Old
Guard ball. Hotel Commodore, Friday. Jaaary 9
Finder please communicate with X. VI. STREET.,
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UM OF MONEY in pigskin folder in
or neigiborhood or Latham Hotel; re.
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S1.h00 REWARD

eturn PACKAGE containing pearl necklace with
liamond clasp and pearl and diamond earrings,
Is. in Madison uy. car. BLACK. STARR &
'ROSI. 9TH nv and 4Sth st.
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ST-CHAMoIS BAG, with lady's watch and
ash. in Lexington subway at Seth st. Telephone
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- PLATINUM BAR PIN. set with sap
es and diamonds; reward. zoos Dean ST.,
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LOST-DOG, male. about year old. sable
collar. white chest. Return TO Mrs. j. MEN
DEL. 1.O3S Boston road. Bronx. Reward.
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TALK or THE TOWN

+ Mrs. Harold knight, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Flora Houston OF
Washington street for a few days, re.
turned to Boston yesterday.
The Royal Tailors' fall samples have
arrived. Come and feast your eyes.
We will not even ask you to buy.
We want to show them to you. The
Royal Tailor Man, over Ladd's.- adv.
platform dance was held in Chel.
sea last night in honor Of the 2lst
birthday Of George Delano of that
town. 1t was estimated that plates
for fully 100 people were laid at sup
per time. Edward Larkens orches-
ira from Graniteville furnished music
for the dancing, which commenced
shortly after supper and continued I'M
til after 4:30 this morning
A reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Even, who recently returned
from the wedding trip was held last
evening in Rowland hall, with large
number of people in attendance. Music,
dancing and refreshments helped TO
make the evening enjoyable for all
present. The musical program, which
was in progress during the earlier part
of the evening. included solos by Mr..
Mitchell and Carl Eisenwnter. Mrs
Hattie Lilley also pleased with an APP
propriate reading. Following the mu-
steal program the presentation of a
clock to the recently married couple
took place. Frank G. Rowland made |
the presentation with few appropri- |
ate remarks. The clock was gift of |
the members of the Episcopal church,
where Mrs. Even has been the organ
ist for several years. II is believed
that the donation surpassed the re-
quired amount 10 such a degree that
the surplus may be turned into gold
piece as a further testimonial of good
wishes. William Barclay, head of the
Barclay Bros. granite shed, also pre-
sented Mr.. Even a token, expressing
his hope for future happiness of both
the young people. Mr.. Even is a fore
man in the Barclay establishment. Re
were served later, and
iancing followed until the reception
broke up about II 80.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Gun Metal and patent leather low heel
pumps for s49S. Tilden Shoe Co. ad
/ Fancy colored voiles and silk trico-
lette. Little Dry Goods Store Cottage
street. of Main.
! James r. Wood of Boston, head of
the Wood Detective agency, spent yes
terday in Barre with friends.
Never too late to mend.' Mend
whatg Your old shoes. Thompson S,
under American Express.-adv.
Regular meeting of l. O. O. L., NJ. IT,,
will be held Friday evening. Aug. 10, at
1880 in X. of P. hall Refreshments.
Over score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage to save and beau
tify their hair. 1t removes all dand-
ruff and stops itching scalp. Sold on
guarantee. f. A. Drown.-adv.
Earl F, Drake, prominent lawyer
of Phoenix, Arizona, writes: within
six months gained twelve pounds
and never felt better in my life. Every.
one remarks about my improved APP
pearance." He says Bitro Phosphate
did it. Try it yourself ObtainabIe at
+. "A. Drown & Co.'S drug store-Adv.
With the jury reporting disagree
ment in the Sunday baseball ease in
Barre city court yesterday, the mat
ter as far as can be ascertained, has
been dropped, at least for a time. The
jury, returning from its lunch At the
Hotel Barre, stayed out for a short |
time longer, but there was no evidence |
that a change in the standing would |
take place. The jury then reported
that they had been unable to come
to an agreement, and Judge Edwin j..
Scott dimissed and paid off the lur-
ors. The next step which will be tax.
en- is uncertain. II is possible that
new jury will be selected and the trial
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the Hamburg American line, one Of
$4,000 gross tons and another of 30
600 gross tons. One ship of $4,000
gross tons was being built for the Ger
man Lloyd
Owners of the vessels who delib-
erately avoid the obligation of deliv-
ering the ships to the government will
be punished by Imprisonment mp to
one year and by fine up to 100000
marks, the German government decree
declares, and anyone avoiding the obli-
CATION by carelessness will be fined up
to 10000 marks.
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MONTPELIER

l
The community club had a lawI
party at its clubhouse last evening
serving ice cream and cake. The clul
realized nice sum of money.
| The regular band concert took plao,
last evening. The band played es
pecially well. There will be no con
cert next week because of the chautau.
qua.
! Miss Julia upper, assistant libra
rian at Concord, Mass, is visiting her
parents here.
The motor car number plates that
will be used in 1921 have been re-
ceived at the secretary of states Office.
These are different from the present
ones only in that there are black let :
ters on a white back ground, while
the present plates are white letters on
a black background. There are 81 1000
owners plates; 5000 dealers plates;
1000 motorcycle plates and 10000 tenn
porary plates. There is a bountiful
supply of the 1920 motor vehicle reg
, listers on hand now, so that any person
desiring one may get it by sending for
the same.
r. s. Brigham, commissioner of agri-
culture was in Spencer, Mass, to-day,
where he was speaker at the annual
meeting Of the Owl club, which holds
a meeting tomorrow at the Sibley
farms. This is the famous breed Of
Jerseys so well known throughout this
section of the country.
Reports coming to the department of
agriculture are that the indications are
that large potato crop will be har
vested. The early blight did not APP
pear at all and thus far there have
been no reports of the late blight, so
that the two pests are believed 10 have
been avoided. The fields look we'll.
Tomorrow is the last day that per-
sons who aspire to be candidates for |
state, county and congressional office
can file their papers. The law states /
that shall be filed not less than 20 |
days from the date of the primary so
that Saturday is the last day. In the
state election none of the Democratic
candidates had filed enough this morn
ing to be on the ballot, while r. c.
Archibald, P. H. Dale. c. S. Emery.
James Hartness and F. L. Greene had
not filed any papers.
Mrs. Harold Martin and three chill.
iren, who have been visiting with Mrs.
Stanley Jayne go tomorrow TO Glens
Falls, where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Fox, formerly of this city,
when Mr.. Fox was employed on the
Montpelier Journal. Ii
G. H. Smile has returned from sew
raj weeks, passed at the Cutler cot !
age in South Hero.
Among the automobile accident re. {
,orts this morning at the secretary of
tate's Office was one by G. b. Wood
# East Georgia, that his car ran" E
yer a puppy in the highway offered
o pay, nothing doing. The H. A.
'layton company of Morrisville re '
orted that their truck ran onto
oy in that town, that the brakes did :
ot hold and the truck drifted back, :
reaking finger for the boy and
ruising one foot. The child was Per :,
ey Colby. Vevay Lampert of Pan r
olph reported that his car hit team :
gently in that village. The NJ. Col >
in company of Burlington reported
hat while John Leno, who did not 2
ave license to operate, was driving
heir truck slight accident took place. L
:. l. Spear of Randolph reported that a
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his machine and that of Forrest Sey'
more of Brookfield collided.
GERMANY CoNFIscATING SHIPS
In Order to Make Good on Reparation
to the Allies.

Washington, D. G., Aug. l3.-The
German government is taking over "a
ships aggregating more than 10000
gross tons. under construction IN va
rious private shipyards of the coun-
try, for delivery to the reparation com
mission as provided by the terms Of
the treaty of Versailles.
Five Of the vessels were ordered by
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-One 1917 Harley Davidson
motorcycle and sidecar, 1925 cash: A. NJ.
| Flanders. 1879 North Main street i2stf
| WANTED-A maid for general homework,
small family apply 10 Mrs. Howard II.
Reid. 81 East street, phone 6s4-J f2sh
WANTED TO BUY--A horse. clever and
fearless weight between 1000 and 1900
ibs apply 10 Jas. Geake, East Barre, VT.
telephone 3s4-3 l2stf
FARM FOR SALE-Fine buildings, main
road / 1. miles to village and high school,
$50 acres, sugar bush, 1000 buckets, 80
COVE young stock. two bulls. five horses,
tools and crops, all si2. 900. would exchange
for nice five-cow farm; j. II. Hill. Waits
field VT i2sts
TOO LATE $500. -. -. j. .........
TO RENT-For winter. to adults only, fur
nished home of four or Ave rooms, all mod
ern improvements reply to ID. I. w,
care of Times, giving name and address i3stl
STRONG BOY WANTED--Appiy 10
Holmes Bakery. f2st5
WANTED Position as chauffeur for truck
ence. year round job preferrd; address,
w. Times office. 12st4'
FOR SALE-Buick Six. 1919 model tour
ing car. run 1000 miles. fye-passenger,
equipped with five Kelly-S Springfield tires,
three practically new bumper chains,
re gistration and insurance; price sl400
looks and runs like new: apply TO r. J.
Harris. Graniteville. VI 12st3'
FOUND-Brindle Boston bulldog came 10 !
our home three WEEKS ago no collar
owner can have by paying charges: Ed
ward McGlynn, WilliamStown. phone 3ss-i2. ,
l2stss
LOST-Between Williamstown and Gran !
iteville. Thursday, an automobile crank I.
finder please call 27-R or 3se-l6. 1855 1
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BARRE DAILY TINES
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920.
The Weather.

Showers probable tonight and Sat
urday; not much change in tempera-
ture; light variable winds.
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FOR s-H0UR DAY.

International Sailors Congress Voted
1t at Brussels.
Brussels, Aug. 1.-THE Internation-
al Sailors congress to-day decided in
favor of an eight hour day and a for
ty-hour week for men in port.
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LOST-Between Williamstown and Gran
iteville. Thursday automobile crank .
finder please call 27-R or 3ss-16 1858
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As it has always been our custom to hold our Sem
on hand at reduced prices for quick clean up, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

II = man never has any use for \
doctor he has no kick coming.
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FLU SWEEPING
YUKON TOWNS
80 Fall Victims in One Day
at Nenana

Quarantine Of Yukon river villages
to check the spread OF tho influenza
epidemic In interior Alaska In ind.
Gated I'm a cablegram received yenier.
day from r. /. Forbes. educational
superintendent OF tho upper Yukon
district. Just how many villages arc
affected Ii not known.
Advioes received this week by Sc
attic headquarters OF tho burvau Of
eiucstiop show that the greatest
number Of cases are now In Fair
banks and Tanana.
The number OF dead At Senana yes
tcrtay stood NJ -. OF whom 10 were
whites and 10 natives. Twelve were
reported dead at Fairbanks. With
100 cases stiii under treatment. the
epidemic IL believed TO be under con-
troll.
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past month.
Refrigeration. health and activity
were displayed by patients following
tho impian,ations. said tho surgeon.
Lake the former wrecks OF men In
whom were implanted the interstitlai
glands Of murdercrs who died on the
gaiiows. The recipients OF ram glands
appear 10 have been greatly bcne-
sited.
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FOR NERVOUS AND
IRRITABLE PEOPLE

When the nerves are unsirung II
means that the blood IN not supply
ing the nervous system with the
proper elements IN sufficient guam
Titles to replace the waste caused b.
work requiring nerve force Among
the symptoms Of this condition are
irri,abliity. melancholy. weakness.
headaches. nervous indigestion and
flsepl1ssneHs.
A tonic that will Increase the guam.
tity OF tho blood and give II the
qualities needed by tho nerves VIII
restore the entire body 20 the bal.
ance that means health.
Mr.. A. y. Bailuan. n bank teller.
who lives at No. cal Euclid avenue.
Los Angeles. CAT. found the right
tonic for a condition bordering on
nervous exhaustion and he strongly
recommends II to others
Il had n nervous breakdown sew
crai years ago" says Mr.. Mailman.
and 1 never fully recovered ! was
irritable and nervous and suffered
from frequent headaches that were
very severe and sometimes OF long
duration. My sleep was broken and
unrcatfui.
zone day reaAsn Advertisement,
about Dr. wiiliarnrf Pink Pills In a
newspaper and was 20 Interested
that procured n box and began the
treatment. There was an Improve
ment after had taken half box
Gradually my nerves rcgnined their
strength. tho headaches became less
severe and less frequent and Vow
sleep soundiy and feel better than j
have m a long time ] stronaly rec
omncnd DR.. William Pink Pills to
those IN need OF n tonic"
Your own druggist can supply you
with DR.. willtaIns' Pax Pills or they
will be sent by mall. Postpaid. on re-
ceipt OF price. GO cents per box.
Write the DIR. Williams Medicine
Co. Schenectady. N. ". for the free
booklet, Diseases OF the Nervous
gvEfem"
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Ram Glands Implanted to
Rejuvenate Prisoners in
San Quentin Penitentiary

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, May ~.
DR. l.. l. Stanley. San Quentin pen
itentiary physician. whose operations
In interstitinl gland uansplantaiion
have created nationwide interest. Is
now using glands taken from young
rams 20 r~juvonats aged and ailing
inmates Of the state institution
This became known yesterday
when Dr. Stanley. addressing a meet
ms OF the California Medical sssoc1a-
ton here. told Of performing Fl such
operations. most Of them within the
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8 to 10

stbtuS VI 'Ut tyuNs.
--2b0 garments taken
from tho regular stock
dn the Women's Knit
Underwear sectlonfD in.
cludes a broken line OF
knit cotton union suits
for boys and girls. and
muslin athletic suits for
boys. Sizes 4 10 ~ years
but not each rizs In
every style. Some arc
slightly solled. For this
hour. a en-
suit .......s.. WV
GinEhsns. - $50 yards
OF 3T'inch Plaid Dress
Ginrhams from our reg.
uinr stock and reduced
for a quick cleanup. will
ba on rals during this
s ssrs. .. at. . zoe
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Plan Supervision
of CITY Elevators

Rigid supervision OF all elevator
service by city authorities viii be
considered by the council. according
to a decision reached by the public
safety committee "Wednesday after
noon.
Inspection OF elevators now made
by the insurance companies was de-
olared 70 be effective. but II does not
include many small buildings in the
rtf~
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The Rhodes Co.
Friday flour Sales

No telephone o. d. taken Friday Hour Sale
the right 10 limit quantities is reserved
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Simple Combination
Helps Weak Ewes

Seattle people are astonished at
the quick results produced by sim
pie witchhazel. camphor. hydrastis.
etc. as mixed in Lavoptik eye
wash. In one case of weak and
pcarsighted eyes. a few days use
brought great Improvement. In an
other case IL stopped eye pains and
inflammation. We guarantee a
small bottle OF Lavopuk to help
ANY CASE weak. strained or in
famed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Swift Drug Co. and leading
druggists.
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10 to II

Package Goods. - The
Needle Art Section. on
the main floor. rear. has
reduced for "A quick sale
garments In packages
ready for embroidery.
Tho assortment consists
OF 20 Fudge Aprons. 4
Romperr. II Boys wash
Suits. 20 Giris' Dresses
In 6 months to s-yoar
sizes. and I Carriage
Robe. For this CE-
hour, choice. o.. OOC
White Gsb~rdine. - 60
yards OF White Caber.
dine. slightly soiicd from
counter display: 80 inch
~ wide. for separate
skirts and suits. For
y ,sis hour QUIZ. a Soc
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NEW YORK. May 13.--It was an
nounced yesterday NJ the Office OF the
Western Union THAI an income-shar,
ing plan for the benefit OF the en-
ployes had been adopted by the COM
pany. II was stated that details
would be announced later.
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Body of Baby Is
Found in Alley

Wrapped In newspapers and placed
in a tiny passeboard box. the body OF
an infant child WINS found In the alley
In the rear Of the Swedish Baptist
church Wednesday noon by Alfred
Frair. 23ib w. Lind ST.. who had
been working near the church. John
Hogfers. SIS y. list ST.. told the 30.
lice he had noticed the box in the al
ley for several days. but had never
thought 10 open II. The body was
placed IN the morgue.
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OPERATIONS STIMULATE
PATIENTS HEALTH

OPERATIONS STIMULATE
PATIENTS HEALTH
Ram glands seem 20 be as effective
as human glands In stimulating
health and ,nstiliinr vim. according
to tho prison physician.
In contrast 90 his method. used
when ifnpiantinr glands taken from
erecuted convictx. Dr. Stanley slices
the ram wls nds. using only a section
IA third or half in most cascs--
which is Inverted underneath tho alb.
dornInai wal.
DIR. Stanley explained his work wa.
done 70 substantiate or dinprove as.
scrtions and claims Of certain nci.
entists conducting similar expert.
ments- Goat glands have b~cn tried
10 some extent rccsntly. but ciairns
ancns they curative qualities are
open 10 question
ANY mean. which win increa -e
the physical well being Of an indi.
viduaI. az this process does" said
Stanley Of tho ram tests, will tend
to increase longevity"
Previously he had. within tho past
two years. opcra,ed upon II men.
giving them glands taken from re-
Gently executed convicts.
But on account Of the scarcity of
human material II was determined
TO use tho glands OF young rams" he
asserted.
Not enough time has elapsed. how.
ever, To definitely prove the real
value ~ tho male sheep glands. DR..
Stanley pointed out Another feature
10 enhance their value In the fact
that they may bc preserved for a
week and perhaps longer by INNER.
sion In vnseiinc and by freezing.
Glands taken from men who were
hanged had 10 be transplanted at
once
Some OF tho cases operated on
within the past four months. using
ram glands. arc DESCRIBED by DR..
Gfa nt.y IA fnfio.xss
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brick rail- thick and high. being erected about the
residence Of the erLcd German emperor Despite the
continued demands for the crtrddition aud trial OF Wilhelm
H. extensive alterations being made the ancient cha
tean-Doorn House-oheh iciu be his retreat He person
TO make the house and grounds proof against pryng
eyes,
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Y0, Whcczcr. among other things
frequently missed as we journey thru
life IL the last car.
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Married m~n imagine that heaven
Is a place where there In no house
cleaning.
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PHYSICIAN DESCRIBES
VARIOUS CASES

A. Fifty years old: gained 81
pounds since operation: eye
sight improved 30 per cent.
II. Seventy years old: beoa m e
bright OF eye. mentally alert
and active.
c. Youth OF 20: general health i'm.
proved greatly; voice changed
from a high tenor 10 a low