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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
LUCAN ITEMS
(Too Late for Last Week.

(Too Late for Last Week.
Miss Elvera Dittbenner who under
went an operation at the marshall
hospital for appendicitis returned
home Monday.
Misses Avis and Carrie Garman re-
turned to their home at Howard Lake
to spend their vacation
Mrs. John Zajic and Mrs. Theo.
Mielke went to Marshall Friday to
have some dental work done. They
returned home Saturday evening.
Miss Isabelle Lague of Marshall
visited at the John Zeug home from
Saturday until Monday evening.
Mrs. Ed Molla returned home Sat
urday after visit with relatives at
New Ulm and Sleepy Eye
Christ Haag arrived Friday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Don't forget the New Years Dance
January 2. Music by Middleton's
Orchestra.
Miss Ford left for her home at Wa
SEGA Saturday to spend her vaca lion.
Miss Barbara Yogi went to Mar
shall Friday evening to accompany
her sister johanna home Saturday,
as she was Operated on at the Mar
shall hospital about three weeks ago.
Louis Vog1, who is attending college
at Winona returned home Friday to
spend his vacation. 81.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rue moved to
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Milbradt and
daughter of Marshall arrived Monday
to spend the holidays with relatives.
Herman Bruins left for Colorado
last week for an extended visit with
relatives. Mrs. Moritz Lang was a
Wabasso shopper one day last week.
Miss Anna Zeug was a Clements
visitor last week.
John Mollitor, John Zeug, Jr., and
Chester Noreutt spent the week end
with Vesta friends. s
VIM. Haas has been erecting a hog
house on the Erie jefferson farm the
past week.
Grandma Archer who has been visit
ing with her grand children the past
two weeks, returned 20 her home at
Lamberton Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Norcutt receiv-
ed word from their son Leslie last
week that he landed at New York, De-
cember a, and will be home for Christ
mas.
Elmer Miller arrived from Camp
Grant last week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
DELHI NEWS ITEMS

E. Kuenzli and wife and Helen
Doughty of Redwood Falls spent
Christmas at the d. R. McCorquodale
and E. C. Pomeroy homes.
E. ]. Piersol of Rockwell. Iowa. Wis
tied relatives here several days last
week.
Hugh Cummings of Spokane, Wash
ington is visiting relatives and friends
il and around Delhi.
E. E. Bliss and wife and grand
daughter left on Sunday for Onaka.
S. D. to visit at the home of their
daughter Mrs. Robert Steele.
On Tuesday January IA will occur
the annual congregational meeting Il
the Presbyterian church.
H. F. Johnson and wife left tho
first of the week for Aberdeen, S.
Oak. to visit relatives.
Anna Cummings spent the greater
part of last week visiting relatives
and friends a. Redwood Falls.
Henry Bramsche came home the
first of the week from Iowa where
he has been working the past four
months or more.
Robert V. Ochs spent Christmas
with relatives at lie Sueur.
Mrs. ]. M. Archer left the first OF
the week for Firesteel, N. d. to visit
her daughter Mrs. B. w. Wilson.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be observed at the Presbyterian
church Sunday January 5.
Alice SWenson of Winona, is spend
ing the holiday season with home
folks.
Kenneth Mckay returned to Camp
Grant the last of the week after a
few days visit with relatives
Robert Rogers was week ead' VIC
itor with friends in st. Paul.
Mrs. Frank Okins and daughtcc
spent Christmas with relatives oS
Morton.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers spent few days
last week with friends in Minneapolis
Hugh Mckay of Quantico, Virginia.
came home Tuesday on a. twelve days
furlough.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
THE HIGH COST.

One of our good farmer readers
asked us the other day if we weren't
going to restore the subscription price
to the pre-war basis now that the
war was over.
Hardly. 1t isn't that we do not
want to-. It's simply !hat it can't be
done. From a standpoint of good
business it can't be done. 1t is true
that the war is over, but il is just
as true that we are paying just as
much for our paper stock as we did
while the war was going on. The
same is true of other materials.
D. In a friendly spirit we reminded
@sur farmer friend that we had not
Aoticed any perceptible slump in his
markets. The eggs are still awaiting,
and to buy pound OF creamery pu1-
ter is just like buying bar OF goid.
The porkers still command goooly
price, and if there has been any
toboggan in the price of beef critters
we have failed to learn about 1t. NOW
we are not going to raise now
about the high prices our farmer
friends are getting, but if it is al
right for us to pay 60 to Is cents Tor
eggs and butter why IN thunder !sn
II fair for him to pay us a ht'le
more for our paper which IS our
product? j..
Well admit that the high cost OF
everything is not pleasant thing.
a. the same time We'll say that the
nlace to start cutting the price IS
neither at this office nor on the farm,
because these prices are not beng
I Personally we might just as well
Sstart for the poor house as start cut
.ng prices while we are paying war
prices for everything we buy. A start
has 20 be made somewhere, and 1T
doesn't require an expert mathenla-
tician to figure out that the start
should be made at the Top, not at
the bottom. It's just like tackllng
stack of oats in threshiag time.
Our private opinion publicly eX,
pressed is shat wartime prices Will
continue for some time yet.-Ex-
change. lSAa
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
CLEMENTS ITEMS

Miss Margaret Ja1otta spent Christ
mas at her home in Morgan.
Miss Irene Gerstman came from
Minneapolis Tuesday to spend the hol-
idays at home. Miss Gerstman has
been doing clerical work the past few
months in Minneapolis.
Private Joe Snider and Private AL
bert Potter of Springfield came We'd
nesday to visit with friends until
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Bill and
daughter were Sleepy Eye visitors
from Wednesday till Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Otto Raddatz was Sleepy Eye
caller Monday
Miss M. Zeug of Lucan who has been
visiting Mammie Steffl returned 20
her home Tuesday.
Mr.. Philip Haun was an Olivia call
er Monday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Cannot and son Charles
were business callers at Sleepy Eye
bewteen trains Monday.
Private Oscar Engstrom who has
been in training at Camp Cody return
ed to his parental home Saturday,.
Mrs. Elmer Olsen arrived Tuesday
to spend Christmas with her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Hopfenspirger
and family went to Sleepy Eye, We'd
nesday to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weedie of Balaton
came Tuesday to spend the holidays
with their daughter Mrs VIM. Gan
not.
Miss Helen Cannot was Sleepy
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

said, 1Well, cant kick, anyhow. If
/ was Walt Mason I'd say was damn
lucky it wasn't my hands, as | couldn't
roll cigarette" asked him where
he got the Walt Mason idea, and he
answered: "His works are my Bible. /"
That night he "went cut" and |
found soiled bloody note book
clasped in his hand. On each page
is pasted one of your poems, and the
selection would cheer any soldier. |
am mailing you this little book under
separate cover, for am sure you will
treasure it in the memory of a brave
Kansas boy who gave his life for a
great cause.
In the different hospitals that have
visited / have often seen your poems
in evidence, one in particular, After
Death" and / feel / can thank you in
behalf Of our brave boys for the cheer
and good sound sense you give them.
Hoping you will receive the little note
book in good condition, I am, respect
fully,
Sgt. William Tefft Schwarz,
Medical Attendant Base Center.
Laboratories, Vichy, France.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

safe return to her loved ones and
friends, who are anxious to have her
home again.
The tree and program at the NJ. E.
church was a success in spite of the
terrible roads and the fear of the flu.
The recitation and singing were fine.
Thanks to the committee and children
as we'll as those who helped with the
singing and also to the boys Caleb
and Paul Olson. John Shubert and
Lind Weber who went around during
those cold days gathering the funds
for candies and apples and last but
not least our thanks to E. E. Michigan
for the Christmas tree he gave.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Thursday evening. The class was or
gained years ago and Mrs. West has
retained the love and interest of the
girls, now women, through all years
Ten young ladies were present. Out OF
The number three are married and
have families of their own. The ev-
ening was spent in way that brought
back pleasant memories.
There are two more names of Nor
gan boys in the casualty lis of last
week. Christian L. Hairsen rela-
tive of Lars Benson and Sergeant Jos.
T. Hale. Both of the boys are reported
seriously wounded. Sergeant Hale
joined the Regulars before U. S. en-
tered the worlds war and the news
of his wounds while fighting for the
cause of democracy brings home the
terrors and the sacrifice our boys have
gone through over there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
"Dar" Reese Is Dead

Darius F.Reese, many years a
prominent figure in the politics If
Minnesota, died ION Christmas day in
Pasadena, Cal. Death was due 20
complications following an attack of
influenza. Mr.. Reese served for eight
years, from 1895 to 1903, as clerk OF
the state supreme court, and In 1916
was republican candidate for congress
in the St. Paul district. After that
campaign he moved to California,
where he resumed the practice of law.
He was 81 years old and unmarried.
Mr.. Reese was always loyal republi-
can and generously offered his ser
vices as campaign speaker. He was
an eloquent orator.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
MET9H Il CHURCH
sEgG.' Horn, Minister.

Morning topic Sunday January 5
at 1920 IAN Efficient Stewardship"
Evening at 7:3O "The Stewardship of
Souls.
The topics through January will be
closely related, each being based on
practical and applied stewardship. It
is expected thai similar topics will
be considered the next four weeks i'll
every pulpit in Methodism.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Congress is doubtful whether it is
easier to make the 1920 revenue right
while it is about it, or to amend it
after the efforts of the 1919 revenue
are seen.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Eye caller between trains Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Bertrand of this city last Mon
day he 24rd 1t lived four days after
its birth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

FOR SALE:-Farm and City pro-
perty. For prices and terms see j.
M. Stewart. lit
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

A lot of fellows who think they
are leading a dogs life whine enough
about it anyway.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

Germany must know by this time
that there is a bit of truth in the old
saying that pride goeth before fall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

William Taubert of Evan ate Xmas
dinner with his sister Mrs. F. c. Cas-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

Gle la Dumitra, ca in noaptea mai urca pc CO.
rabie cincsprezece vctime ncgotulu de carnc vie,
dintre carl doua dupa spusa Dumitrei, copc nre re
sprezece 81 patrusprezccc ami, 81 ca oate sun ngrama
dite intro magazie mare, unde leau asternut velnc
81 m ceaus turc pazcste la usa lor, strgnd catre ele
sa nu tipe 81 sa faca gaagie, 81 ca uncle din ele
pllng GU alta jae ca ii sfise inima de mila lor
Pima pc seara cind corabia intrat in Bosfor
Elena stat ingindurata, neschimbnd de cit cite-va
cuvinte Gu Sultana Mehmet, care vzita de cite
or, dar vazInd ca null imbie GU yorba sd retrasc
Cind Sc spuse ca vasul intrat in strimtoare 81
i'll drcaptR 81 III stnga s ride dealuri acoperite Gu
verdcata 81 locuinte, es afara trsta Gu privirea in
tunecata 81 privestea mareata Bosforulu in loo so
inveseleasca il strinsc nima de durcre 81 ocl ei mari
frumosi 81 limpez umplura de lacrami Sc gndi Cd
pc tarmurile acce vegeta 81 apropie timpul ca
ncretea e sd fe data prada turci barni Gu bar
belle sure, strein de ege 81 de eam 81 Isl inchise och
ca inaintea unei vedenii sc1rboase 81 ingrozitoare
NJ statu mutt pc puntea vasului, in starea ei suf
eteasca il folosca mai bine singuraatea 81 trfnd in
cbina 1ntinsc pc divan 81 lasa prada gindurilo
Sc gindi la nesocotinta Gu care Isl daduse nima
miseluui tradat-o 81 preda-o in miine calav
or ca so duca viziruu unealta de pacer la GRE
scala ca sa incrczut1im el nrbeste- MA inpartasis
nie lnsei ST nic sora-sei iubrea &c smtea pentlu mi
selul care din minti lnvinovat tinduse de grc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

scala pc care facut-o sa parascasca parntor
fara sa lc spuna ceva; fara sa e scrie m1car sd
site de dinsa 81 de eli radatoru STA
ascuns bine crimei sale sd Fl uat raspata mer-
tata
Gndurile incpura sd sboara cdtre vtor. La viata
pc care va avca in haremul vizruui, dupa spusa
lui Mehmet in haremul Sultanului, 81 incepu s;l
reconstructed in mntea ci scenele pc carl le desert
Mehmct in culori vii 81 atragatoare 81 la pozita
la care ajunge, daca adevcri spusele ui ca
sa aunga favorta Sultanului, 81 dupa mai multe
getar 81 plaIur hotr ca daca asa ia fost soara,
atunci sd Sc resemneze dar sd foloseasca de
sa poata aduce vre-un folos tarii SALE
1ntr un moment sc gindi sd Sc fooseasca de Gel
dintiiu prilej ucda pc Sultan 81 paru
81 lesne 81 insuflet la deia ca numelc ei legat
dc istore, dar Sc resg1ndi
Ce va folosi tara daca va ucde pc Sultang Va Fl
scapaa de asuprrile aful 81 stoarcerea Turclor? Nu
iii locul lu veni altul poate 81 mai hain 81 mai fla
mind 81 lacom dupa bani. Nu Sultanul de vina ci
sisemu de stapfnire 81 moravurile strcae ale Turc
]OE Auzise ca Sclim sapinitor Gu dei mai main
tate ST mai 81 mai milos multi alti din Sui
Itnnii carl fost inantea lu De Far ntrebuinta
ei Sd poata stoarce de la el stare buna
tara O DonAie pamnteana, asa cum Sd urea
rele sA scape tara de donia 81 stoarcerea
enarotlorl Rcusind Sc faca accasta s al simti usu
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim banl
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune,
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al doilca Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. Dc-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pl-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

rata de greutaea pacatului facusc sd par;isesc; pa
rinti 81 tara 81 apasa pc suflet ca piatra de
moara. Mai mutt inca, gind, ca daca s'ar afla cd
datora eli sau ndrcptat starile ticaloasc din tara 81
s'a redobindt Domna paminteand, 81 plrint 81 tara
lar ierta pacau savirsit 81 fl trccuta la isore ca
mntuitoarca Moldove din ghiarele veninoase ale fa
narotior, pc carl acum prinsese ura inversunata,
socotindui pc toti apa pima de miesme oravtoarc
Ramase la hotarirca aceasta, 81 Isl pusc in gind
sa ntrebuntcze toate darurile 1nzestrase fl
rca frumuseea inteigenta 81 prczcnta de spirit in
vatara 81 toata arta seducer pc care pima atllnci
le foosise, dar pc sapina 81 in stare s e
desvolte pima la gradul eel mai malt 81 narmata Gu a.
ceasta hotarlre rdca totul transformaa 81 esnd
afara striga pc Sultana trimse sal spuna Gallo
pei sal aduca Gina.
In timpul cnei fu vesea, vorbtoare, 81 adresa mai
multe gume Suane 81 Anei, carl stau pc linga ca ST
lie fagadu ca e lua pc linga ca 81 Sc vor
bucura de procca 81 buna vonta ei, Alta timp cit
fl credncoasc 81 fetee urara ca ii vor purta
| crcdinta pima la moartc
Dupa Gina esi pc puntea vasului adnrind dealu
rile Bosforulu presarate Gu locuinte dc deosebc ma
rim de la ferestrele carora lcarea c1teo lu1na mai
palida sau mai luminoasa, dupa tranquil 81 avua ceor
carl le locuiau, a.aMEE 3&wHH1
II st
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
FARMA DE ViNZARE.
DE ViNZARE

DE ViNZARE
un restaurant complect aranjat
GU mobilerul necesar. VIM 81
mobila din casa daca doreSte
cumparatorul. Afaccre buna.
Cauza vinzarei este plecarea
acasa.
G. Lungu, 5711 Tilman, Corn Gu
58-th Street, Cleveland, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
CAUsTAM
LUCRATORI LA SFECLE DE
ZAHxR

Daca D-Tra aveti famil;e 81
doriti ca sa lucrati la vre-o far
ma in Michigan, moi platim dc Ia
$2S pima la $50 pc AGRA, casa
pentru locuit gratis, transporra-
rea gratis pima la locul destiim-
tiei. Veniti 81 vedeti rcprezcn-
tanti nostrii la urmatoarala 70
curl 81 ore.
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
Slavcn Kovach, 1927 st. Clair
Avenue, Dumineca, q Fe-
bruarie, la orele 10 dimi-
neata.
A. J. Vilcsek, 1925 Buckeye
Rd., Dumincca, % Februa-
rie, la orele 2 p. m.
Mr.. d. Barza, 55O1 Dctro-.
Ave, Dumineca, % Eabrua-
rie, la orele 4 p. m.
Steve Forma, Ais Bailey Ave
nue., (rear), Dumineca, p
Februarie, la orele Z p. m.
DETROIT, EAST:
Peter Hunkin, 65S Monroe Str.
Dumineca, % Februar;e, la
crele 10 dimineata.
John Ferency. 2l94 w. Jeffer-
son Street, Dum;neea, % Fc-
bruarie, la orcle , p. m.
AKRON, OHIO:
Joe Brietentacb, Pool Ro' ~,
349 Washington Street. 81
Februarie, la orcla 7 p m.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO:
John Spano, 191 Madison Str,
% Februarie, la orele Ii
a. m.
L. Felenov, Pool Room. 305
South Second Street, 23 Fc-
bruaric, la orele 6 p. m.
WADSWORTH, OHIO:
2OG Water Street, "A Februa-
RE, la orele 8 p. m.
SUGAR COMPANY
Labor Department
SAGINAW, MICH.
GID
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{INSULA FERmFCATA|
SAU
+ Imparatia AmazOaneIOr
ROMAN DE: G. r. PAsCU.
(C!rnaare)
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

,,Da, pIoua!'' Use Elena. ,,Numai te duce dupa
fea Daca vrei dute 81 spune Sutane 81 Anei sa vna
ca lie astcpt Astazi numai urmam lectia, zise Ee
na zimbnd 81 Mehmet, inclnindu-sc in fata eli es sd
execute porunca
,,Cc lingustor 81 viclean. Nh site mai faca
sa-mi cstige favoarea 81 protectia", murmura Elena.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
CATRE TARI 1NDEPARTATE.

La trci zile dupa destainuirea lui Mehmet, pc la
orele seara coraba minata de vlnt favorable
atnse porul Varna port turcesc pc vremea acea, de
.unde pleca trea ri in revarsatul zorlor
Cit stat corabia in port din porunca captanului
afara de Elena, sa arafat nici tata pc bord 81
sd fie pazita 81 sasi mentina demntaea 81 Elena
lrnna singura data est 81 "a stat de cit cite-va
minute ee4s-sss ~
treaz cind s'a scniat, cerabia era In lafgul MAJ
rel Dupa dejun esind afala pc punea ci afla vestea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
FARMA DE VfNZARE.

l56 acare, casa noua, grajd
mare, 200 meri. 80 pruni. Fac
schimb ell 0 casa. Adrcsati-va la:
H. Ergon, 1920 Duber s. w.,
Canton, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-11
THE BELLS or HELL
90 TIN0ALIN0"

Judge Nm. iiefnaisyi tonEfsss
haE made ~ a. mlnd ti-at whiaky y
noi good for inflaensa. IN iasinx this
attitude congress Il msfsif ieilpr ms
lr The footsteps Of hisb medical ss-
thoriiy. The stand taken slil ne'
please the ~st fsftofu hopsfnis ths
would rsfasr have The fu nth ~his.
ty than 20 be sifhoat ths shissf
Dut the xre.asr aispls.aars all be-
~ith the men .h0 deal In the sfsf
itf Oslef has gone 20 bis sssfia<' /.
ar reward isssiaE the ssssBee Of his
common sense and The fsssH Of bis
s:ndy 10 sn<tsin the living ~hs silns
10 the belief that ~hisky 10 hst good
Tor anythinx. thai a IL NOT a stlma.
lent except 70 the lfasxinstion Nss-
" is vhishy 10 be IN The Amsfissn
Phsrnaccpoes book Of remedies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-11
BLACK -OnlUGHT 4
FAMILY MEDICINE
Ssme Kind Of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Mans
Life Miserable Until Black
Draught Relieved Him.

Chlrka sha. okia hrS J W. wslt
- recently said ihiss I'VE uso Black
DrsuFht as a family medicine anf
thlnk u IL the only liver medicine
made. Ny husband makes u up and
uses u ss . tonic as well ~ . laxa-
tive. I use u Tor headache. Nouf
stomach. fail hravy feeling afie.
rsssis. which kasfoss D. lndlgestioa
and Il certainly loes me a LOT of good
MY hDsbsnd had some kind OF
stomach fsouble pc don't know luss
What u would strike him any time
Ar ths dsy aud crsmr 90 pain him ias'
tervibl. bad fivmeone told him hoe
10 make = ia of tho Black Draughi.
shilh he did. II dla him 80 much
good. :, removed the canse and cured
him Since then ne have praised tho
blaes Drssrht TO OUT friends. sna
rlsdly DO 80"
ssscniy yesrr u sacees fui Bse has
made Thedsofd's Blscs -Drs.rht >
ssas1srd. hosssbold remedy. Every
msnbef of the family sf times neess
ihs bsip thai Black Drsssbt esn give
n cleansing The system and grssent.
inz or reiiesInx the tro1,ies thai
come from constipation. A1lsession.
l4ry liver. etc
Try Bisek -Drssght soid By all
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-11
Be Carcfu, What You
Wash Your Hair With

Momi snalw and preiarsd Nhssnps'ua
contain too much alkal ~hlsh y very
Injurious. a. Il dries Tho esalp and
make the haif brittle.
Tho beet thing 10 use T. Muislfira
cocoanut Oh shampoo for this l. pare
aud entirely sreasoless. lta very
cheap and beats anything else all 90
piecss N0u can gei this AZ an, druf
store. and q few uuncrs viii last the
whole family Tor monihs.
simply molslrn the hair With water
and rub u in. about teas poonful l.
all that IL required u makes an
abundance OF rich. creamy iathor
clcanses thoroughly and rin@es oal
easily The hair drlos quickly and
and evenly. and il soft. fresh loohing
brirhi. naffY. ~svs ant easy ~
handle Besides. n loof-r and takes
oui every particle OF qua. olfsg and
dsndruif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-11
GOAT GLANDS" BABY BOYS
ARE N PERFECT HEALTH
Kansas Doctor Tells How
Families Can BE Made Up Of
Boys Or oirls, Or Both.
A. Will

Milford. kAns Fvh Il DIR r.
Rgsnkies. ~ho Clzims he has remoset
shs hiishf Il ssefititv from hamAn be-
lnTs By meAas Of sransglanting shs
II ersti,iai glands of = scat. ssid toda,
tss1 sor the benefit q seientlfis aa-
sAoriiies who have beea ciamoring ~
a fan accoan, q, his experiments. d 5
VII prepare . hlstore - The six cases
~e~wein hos babies ~ere born 20 PAT.
snss as direct rssalt az transplant
ine goat gisnds 10 eiiher the male a.
semaie psrcni.
IL each ~ ,he six rases ibr Brsnf
iey sAid. IN hAhy was born fr~c fruln
at phssicsl ard mentsi impcrfeciious
AID shss IN no case has - serioas NJ
ness derelcpcd
In five cases The goat glands werv
t-snspianted In The male. she doctor
ssid The sixth ease AS that of =
Eoman pho had beea dssrived q ona
81 the hnmAn glands and Who had
sfffsen vAsuly for eishs wars n, bear
ehiia Dv nrlnsies removed the
remainder ~ the hnman gland. trans
g'@nled the gianas of male goat. and
~Ithln foar month. ths verfiAble mir
sele had trznspired
The experiments made 80 far. said
T'r Brfnkiey. -sho~ that the trans
Fisnfinr of The goat glands has a
marked beneficial effect on the meat :
atty q the patients. 80 pronounced
& tais Improvement that ! believe tn
memorable csscs of insanity. especial
- insanity OF TIE mihder form. csn
be pernsneniiy cured by the goat
gi4rd operation
Z have IN mind. of course. yoanger
persons shose mlnds have become I'm
sssred a. a rexaff Of exceeses. with
tAlx class of Patients ! believe the
gtsi glands MI fgore the remedy
thkt science has been seeking for
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