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The reports had Enlightened the
horses in the corral; and a vicious
black, =crowding the rickety bars,
broke them down. He came plungfng
out. With splendid vaulting mount,
the Mexican with the gun leaped to
the back Of the horse. He yelled and
waved his gun, and urged the black
forward. The manner of all three
was savagely jocose. They were hav-
ing sport. The two on the ground be-
gan to dance and jabber. The mount
ed leader shot again. and then stuck
like a leech upon the bare back Of the
rearing black. It was vain show Of
horsemanship. Then this Mexican, by
some Strange grip, brought the horse
down, plunging almost upon the body
of the Indian that had fallen last.
Gale stood aghast with his rifle
.clutched tight. He could not divine
the intention df the raider, but sus-
pected something strikingly brutal.
The horse answered to that cruel,
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ahead on the trail. Then, with the
low, fiat houses of Forlorn River shin
ing red in the sunset. Gale tagged and
rapidly weakened. The YaQul slipped
out of the saddle and dropped limp in
the sand. Gale could not mount his
horse. He clutched Sol's long tail and
twisted his hand in it and stag
gered on. 1s/.'
Blan66 Sol whistled piercing blast.
He scented cool water and sweet al.
falfa hay. Twinkhng lights ahead
sneant rest. The melancholy desert
Twilight rapidly succeeded the sunset.
1t ac9sntuated the forlorn loneliness
of the gray, winding river Of sand, and
its grayer shores. 4. Night ssshadows
-trpoped down from the black and
lqSmipg mountains.
j CONTINUED in Next lssueJ
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Lester Peterson called at the VIM.
Grey home Sunday.
Miss Jessamine ong left for Hen
ming, Mimi, asst week, where she is
dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King and
daughter Mrs. Joe Montgomery CALL
ed at the eterson home.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Lester Peterson and
Christ Bjprke. transacted business in
Bemidji Friday.
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BREAK UP COLDS

Get box of BULGARIAN BLOOD
TEA. Flush the poisons from the
bowels. Hot Medicinal Tea stimu-
lates and refreshes your system. Take
it hot to help kill colds. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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TURTLE RIVER

Mrs. Jens Nelson and daughter
Matte wer afternoon callers at the
Peterson home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Glessing tran
sacted business in Bemidji Friday.
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guiding hand. yet he swerved and
bucked He reared aloft, paving the
air, wildly snorting. then he plunged
down upon the PROSTATE Indian. Even
in the act the intelligent animal tried
to keep from striking the body with
his hoofs. But that was not possible.
"A yell, hideous in it's passion, signaled
this feat of horsemanship.
The Mexican made no move to tram
pie the body of the Papago. He
turned the black to ride again over
the other Indian. Gale was Mortified
to see the Yaqui writhe and raise
feeble hand. The action brought re-
newed and more savage cries from the
Mexicans. The horse snorted in terror.
Gale could bear no more. He took a
quick shot at the rider. He missed
the moving figure, but hit the horse.
There was bound, horrid scream.
a mighty plunge. then the horse went
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CHAPTER I11.-The pair, aided by the
cowboys who had assisted Gale in the
escape. Charlie Ladd and Jim Lash, ar
rive in safety at q ranch known as For
lorn River. we'll across the border.
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CHAPTER Iv.-The fugltives are at
Tom Beldings home. Belding is inmi-
his wife and stepdaughter. Nell Burton.
Gale, with Ladd and Lash. take service
Belding the cause Of his being wanderer.
q misunderstanding with his father con-
cerning the sons business abilities
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CHAPTER V.-Mercedes gets word to
Thorne Of her safety. Dick also writes
to his parents, informing them Of his
whereabouts Nell's personality. and her
kindness. attract Gale.
CHAPTER v1.-Ridlng the range. Gale
3aIls in with a party of three Mexican
raiders encamped at a water hole.
Watching his opportunity to oust them,
he sees two Indians ride Into the camp.
One Of them, a Yaqui. is evidently badly
wounded, and the Mexicans seek to kill
him in a cruel way. Dick drives them
off. conveying the wounded Yaqui to
Belongs ranch.
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CHAPTER II.-Gale "roughhouses"
Rojas and his gang. with the help Of
two American cowboys, and he. Merced
and Thorne escape. A bugle call from
He leaves Mercedes under Gales pro-
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CHAPTER I.-Richard Gale, adven-
turer. in Casita, Mexican border town.
meets George Thorne, lieutenant in tho
Ninth cavalry, old college friend. Thorne
Castaneda. Spanish girl, his afhanced
wife, from Roias. Mexican bandit.
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Or For Loss of ~, IT, :
Life,,Tw Two Hundreds and Fifty, Dol
! lars, provided the bodily injuries effected /
as stated herein shall Be. .:he* sole cause
of the death Of tho insured and such in
jury occurs: By Being struck or knocked
down or run over while walking or stand
) ing on a public highway by vehicle
! propelled by steam, cable, electricity
naptha, gasoline, horse, compressed air,
or liquid power, excluding injuries sus-
tanned while working in the public high
way or on railroad right of way in vio-
lation of any statute or any regulation of
the railroad company.
The amount payable for loss Of life
under this policy shall be payable to es-
tate OF Assured. ~~!!s,yA /
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(Coptinued from last iaausl
SYNOPSIS

PRoLoGCE.-Se gold in the des-
ert. Cameron" solitary prospector,
forms q partnership with an unknown
man whom he later learns is Jonas War
rem, father Of girl whom Cameron
wronged, but later married. back in Hi
nois. Cameron's explanations appease
Warren, and the two proceed together.
Taking refuge from a sandstorm in a
cave, Cameron discovers gold, but too
late; both men are dying. Cameron leaves
evidence. in the cave. OF their discovery
of gold, and personal documents.
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Ol,i. AIlONA cry III
i0II ~ me- ll>>l y

Oklahoma Cits Jan "a City voters
wi b. Flsen an oppostgply Fvtra.
aft "a 20 vote uu a heni l,see q
81 SOC 900 for itr 81, t,ho'ls. e aas
annoansed here ladaY TIE smoant
sas decided uppn at meeting of lhs
sehaol board iAsi nlshf
1hs upas - "a provided. wpi us
used iof the efse,lan of nep schools
end frpA'ra ani kilitnns 90 psessnt
onra
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The aueslinn n not ~ mnch how
yon eoutmot sula hat hnw ie rrs
fd ~ u with lir least lnss n tlna
Nhf inru0venleneu VI Yna will snn.
rlaer The rfperrnfe ~ uihrfs uninf
similar circumstance Rha have
been must sueseaafai IN thaehlns
their coide. N their heennlae. Yat
VII secure hotie ~ Chamhefialna
'onrh Remedy without doiay. and rss
shohsteuaettnrfrrarationsugoeuslgw
u faithfully There arr many fam.
iliea vha hays aaed thh preparation
successfully for years ant hold Il l4
hgh attepm 4 ls excellent
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Tilf WINDOWS or HEAVEN
nflns " az ihe lHhsa Into lta store.
house that Thorn may b. meat a
nsin' iasao. and prove mo uow hsre
A'th. saith ihe ioei 81 hmta n ! ufli
hot 81 Hu foa iHr windows - heaveh.
and Ioar ,bu olt s hle.sue. that
there shall uos be- raum onmsh to e..
relve n Nala hl lsiH
RfWAND of HUMILITY Who.
Hoeser osalts,h hlmaolf ehau BE-
rbolished and hs that humbleth him.
le'f shall hr eahallod l.ike attii
iul Ia lor liuo,s of Mind lot osui
tetm other teilor than themselves
ieok uol every man on hla own
things bat eyrff man aiao on She
tllnes ~ olhsrs Philippians 10. 4.
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FOR ltENr-uoal fuom house
sarAse e. iag " Warner avo
The Caffney Co
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS making no 20 s2oea doiis
selling the s-in-i Conhinat'on
ladies' handbag change purse and
parcel carer. Write BILL RROwN,
- W Jackson. Chicago.
AoENrs-Makc So a week BY sell,
ing average Cresco Raincoats a
lay Outfit free No delivering
Improved Mfs Co. Dept sas. Ash.
land. o.
WE START yoU-withou, a dollar.
Soaps. extracts. perfumes. toilet
goods. Experience unnecessary.
carnation Co. Dept. s7s. 81 Louis
AGENTS -MS.e tis day selling
cresoc Newieathe- shopping Bags
and guarantee Waterproof Aprons
Our New Threc-ln -one Bags Is the
fastest seller on earth Wrfe Cor
territory. Improved Mfg Co. Dept
ss5. Ashland. O.
AGENTS -sso-s2oe ueax. Free
samples. Gold sian Letters any
one can pat on store windows Big
demand Liberal offer to general
agents Metallic Letter Co. ts5 "
clark. Chicago
AGENTS. CREW MANAGERS
Make $1,000 monthly: high grade
combinatlon shopping Rag: immense
profits; factory prices. free circular
Pelietier Mfg. III y Dearborn. CAl.
oago.
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN-Nake
sparkling glass name plates. mum
bers. caecker-boards. medallions
signs: big illustrated book free. T.
Palmer 2ss. Wooster, o.
WANTED MEN TO REPRESENT
US-Eserywhere: exclusive pro-
position: no experience necessary:
good opportunity. Federal Tire Co.
SIC s Adams S.. Peoria. ~.
SOAP ACENTs-See. our line Of
Soaps before doing anything else
Write today for ca.alog American
Products Co. 5eeo Ameucan Bldg.
Cincinnati Ohio
IcWDER-Nakes piht blue black /,
writing ink instantly. by adding |
water. Cost IL f-ec. sell for esc.
Trial sample mailed free. instant
INK Co. u Miller Bldg. Dept iss. |
Cincinnati. o.
1 BUSINESS or YouR owx-Make |
sparkling glass name plates. mum
Ders. cheeker-boards. medsllions
signs; biz illustrated hook free. y
Pa mer- is5. Wooster. o. (
STARTLING INvESTIoN,-Txen.y
sales daily easy. Every auto user
'uys' Retaiis $3.50. Over 100 per-
'sni p7onf- King Mfg. Co. sosi :,
<ichiran Ave. Dept ie7. Chicago.
sGESTs wANTED-xew household
sricse-'T Fast seller san2Ie 20.
''e' dap easy. Street coup,ans Co.
~ So. Halsted 81. Chicago. al
NO DULL TINES SELLING Fooo
'eople mus eat Federal distributor.
make big profits. t3cco.eo yearly and /
y 70 capital or experience needei
'uarzsteed sales. unsold goods esn be
etarned Your name on produces
'uiids your own business repeat or
Iers sure. Exclusive TERRITORY Write
'cdersi Pure Food Co. Chicago. II
MIscEILANeous
xAST TO BokRow-Havc tao |.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

cgrc mfcsmi ION. htfoj4cing me.>
crandise Those VI, Ike 10 tAls
and can set al details Of age. bir.h.
place. vhen SEX c;e ouis need
Apply Sparetime 20 hes.n. but have
regular place fur hastlers. pays wet
according 70 abilities cclor no ep.
lection Write At once, liowens
Box seS. Hirnlnsham. Ala
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FUN aFffUl NAllNIAtf Ahsol
utely best, larfest IN the ccantr,
established Is years. thousands select
members bop sex weaithy wlshins
early marriage, strictly confidential
descriptions frce The oid Reliable
C.uh, Mas wruhe.. box 20, OAKLAND
caiN
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AGENTS wANTED-New household
srie.e Fast seller. sansoIe 20,
S'eo day easy. Street Coup,ans Co.
s1si 50. Balsted 81. Chicago. al
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IoA RkNr Dob ipt fnom house
1911 D Noble Phone sse
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

I,AisE BIG CAPITAL. For any Teri.
innate business Write for free
copy Quick Financing. showing
hev companies raise large capital b.
MY essily operated method. Gun
ninghsm. Financial Specialist. -.
Grsnt Bi4s. Los Angeles. Calf
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

uHT INTO MONEY Mskius has
ineAs for yoatfelf gsflnlah mmi
tusc. rhanteliegs. automobiles. rtt
Factory methods Many dlilrrni
flniAhes You zen nlArnfee kasa
fasion Write for Information
Texas Chandelier Fln'shlns Co.. afol
I'm S. Dallas. Tes
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HEAD NArioSM OIL REVIEW
Accurately reports all fields. OF
fers 547 plrzes campaixa
Price reduction 70 81 for SIX month
during campaign Sample copy free
National OIL Review. DasIAs> Tsx.
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HtAo AcHrp Ano pooy Acn1o

1hefn are various symptoms ~
Kidney trouble rhoumatlc talns.
back ache, npfo muscles. stit f,olnth.
aud always tired faebnx Mn
Geo Nufrsu. Fairfield. ". wfitea.
My head erhed and my whole ludY
nchci ~ could not sleep FoleY XII.
ney pills rave me feliei
Sold Everywhere
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MISCELLANEOUS

wAST TO BokRow-Hare tso
good First Mortgage Loars one
sor 1900 and one for 81 so u yoa
kass money a loan see a. A. Il
Arnsposs and Co. Pboae ~.
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NOTICE Monet TO rooms I. 3 ; and
over Corner Pharmacy 1914 "
Oklahoma Avenue % q [ TRlGI
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nanr ADVERTISE neNrs

Want advertisements il the LeAa-
r must be In the office BY twe.se
O'Clock IL cassifcation Is desired
class ficd ads are cash. except whers
parties have regular accoants at the
leader oafice. The lfAder collectors
hase experienced SO much trou1la
IN locating many parties who hsv
phoned IN wants. that 4 10 necessar,
70 invoke the cash IN advance sys
tenn. except where regular accounts
Are ma nta ned Memoranda Of what
Is .anted' or Tor sale" etc -N
le left al the Leader business office
snd sane viii be converted into torn
sds
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

HAvE-Noqr Laundry done At Red
diks HaEa Laundry &C TIE aeEaa
fiaished Phone ga
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REAL ESTATE son sAls
FARM LANDS

WANT To hear from owner having
Farm for sale. Rive parisssslars am
lowest price John J.. Beck. Okla
hoaa Street. Chippewa Fails. Wis
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NEs And woNEN-wapted 70 eau
o e''gssd race evszzvhers, pro.
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ron sALK OR papers q, The Leader
Office
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Farm LOANS before making ,oau
See rennoek 4 Son for Best Rate
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

P.iA,S fstnia a.cefation consgila
ren. bleeding. iscAinr cured al
Aome Trial lrcc :. 4. Tarnc,
Aubsfa. Ind,
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

IG % JeFfey coz gisiug mlk. mai'
coming > years ola. shetland pony
nAono 81. si3 Saah prexci Chas
Pickering.
ron sAi.k AZ hone ana farinsh
ines modern automatic furnace
keeping nlne rooms aud bath sams
Temperature. automatic i'ittsburf
bot water toa er. two ecilars. d tern
stationary wash tubs. fafase my
home d we'll furnished Mn maka
lierms considor farm Phone aSa
siS ,. Oklahoma Ave y n knAnss
SATISFACTION Guaranteed " yon
buy mnh from wluier saniln )
Dairy Temporary phone 1861
s.........
FARNs ron sAir Three holo-
eishSies bottom land VIII aeccf,
part cash See John Mahoney. los
. 3 Fss, Oklahoma Phone 100
prREs Fresh mns ioc At rcnpof
ary phone 1901 william sanliar,
Dairy
hoR sALE lloascaald furniture
s5 Park Place Phone sss
foR sAIsS Good dry wood De
ilssreh, ais South Flr.
FROST PROOF cApnAGE PLANTS
Early Jersey Charleston wax.
acld Succession Fiat Dutch prepaid
pareelpost inspected. aatlafaction
enafan'ccd 100. soc. aoo. sscs 600
81 600, 100 foh here. 900
siioi 5.oQo S. 10000. g. II -
Jamison. summesille, ). q.
ron SALE clBEAp 4 special fine
kimbai parlor Orrau 4is East
Oklahoma ssenne Phone $50. r.
II knauss
roR SALE Rhode island Rrd Go 4.
fels and pullcts, 81 and 81 a piece;
crgs per setting. 81 %. black TAILED
Zap Bantam, $500 pair. eggs for
setting II for 800 VIII trade
stock or cggs for incubator Dr
Louis u Ritzhsuat Phone 7o5 sis
Z Harrison Ave
For sALE lisse SEQ acre aoca
Earn for sale ~ rlehl price Win
AXE small house IN Guthrie as part
4 first payment $4,000 cash viii
handle a u Armstrong and co
Phone Ses.
Jla.k Win cream on IL whole.
sale or retail Phone $50
OR sAi,E-A small payment down /
and t35 per month buys tho pro
'er,y Al S21 East Warner. This ia
snap A. u. Armstrong and 60. /
hone 800
or SALE ny 0N'SEll seyeu room
modern bnnFalow bouiio built,
ardsood finish. also one ten room
ouse furnished priced rlshl tpr
iiiek cash sale Also 9 room
lodefn Apartment. furnished f'hono
se7-tis A. " Newman.
REAL ESTATE son KALG
. EXCHANGE Splendid 90 apart. \
inent building. overlooking MldNay !
iavance. opposite Chicago uniser
~ two blocks from Jackson Park
sceilent locfilon. DsIck and stone
instruction Annual rent roll f5o.
I
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hELp WANTED.

MAN OR WOMAN wAxTED-ssIsry
tss fs'i time. 75c an bour spsre
tine. selling guarantees hosiery %
sezre-. Ezperience unnecessary
Iaterrationa1 Kaittsnx Mills. c-Iss.
NoIr.ztor1. Pa
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~ % Jerfey oos giYiug mik. mule
coming , years ola. shetland pony
nAone 81. si3 Sauh Drsxei Chas
Pickering.
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Statesmen. Sell our New CLASSY
salesi,oard Assortments Collect az
you go Iowa Novelty Co. MulIln
Bldg. Cedar Rapids. Iowa
SALESMES-To work country trsie
selling line of Fnilt Cordiais and
elders. Exclusive o. siieline. Those
using auto preferred. IS percen;
commission $50 weekly drawing ac-
count. Robert Thai & Company. ai5
n. First ST. st Louis No.
DRUG AND DEPARTMENT Siose
salesman witk established trade 70
sell hair nets for direct importers
Liberal commission. lwililsm Ken
nelly. Iz3 W. Madison 81. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
DOMINANT REASON FOR oox's DEFEAT.

A CORRESPONDENT OF the New York Times sums
n up a number of for the overwhelming de-
feat OF Cox in gives the jealousy
because the government headed by Democrat,
and one Southern born when the war The
feelings of such voters, which perhaps natural
unhappily turned to undisguised hatred in certain
eaders-and such leaders would naturally work apd
vote against Wilson ticket-whatever for"
we told
How utterly absurd The question OF the place Of
wilson's birth mentioned quite frequently in his
FIRST campaign far anyone could observe, it
cost him no votes whatever The subject not even
mentioned in his second campaign II is insult 10
the Intelligence and honesty Of the American voter to
assert that any considerable number voted against Cox
because Wilson was in the South And yet that
lexnlanaon OF the Democratic candidate is placed first
presumably because it was considered important.
The OF the matter is that the League OF Nations
was the before the country and the Demo
Gratis made chief Of their campaign. When
ever Mr. Harding discussed any other subject he was
charged with trying to dodge the real issue Mr.. Cox
repeatedly Harding Of evasion and, in final
make his position plain that no man could
possibly nisunderstand Harding declared that the
difference between his attitude and that of Mr. Cox
was clear-that Cox favored going into the league
while he. Harding, favored staying out.
No language could have been devised state case
more clearly than that. The defeat of Cox and the
election of Harding primarily rejection OF the
league far the United States is concerned. Aside
from that issue, the principal subjects discussion
were taxation public expenditure. government inter
ference with business, and revision OF the tariff
An election by a narrow margin might have left some
doubt to its significance of the minor issues
but when people give votes for one party
and only 5000 900 for the other pretty conclusive
evidence that they thoroughly in with
principles and policies of the party thus endorsed
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
THE MUSICAL DOCTOR.

DADIO fans in Delaware will be pleased to learn tina
HI music has medicinal powers according DR.
Alexander Lambert OF Bellevue Hospital New York
city
Discussing the thera peutca value Of music he makes
such good that the audience cheers and votes
enough money install erradlophone in Belle
vue Says DR. Lambert
, Music the strain OF life for a number
patients all 1t calls up cheerful thoughts
monotony and It is Of benefit TO
the nervously broken down. to children and to most
surgical cases for music appeals to the emotions
than to
People differ. in opinion but In Of intel
lectua spiritual development. So want jazz
and some fugues and neither is soothed by the
music pleases the other Music might heal In
jure Wherever 1t cheers, though it heals"
Jazz might cure one dying person-and kill another
thick with the dust of culture. What's one mans meat
is anothers poison.
Maybe you have visions OF a medical fad, i'm
pending psychoanayss and endocrine gland doctorng
showed aside to make for school of doctors
armed with saxophones and hddles
Fear not the medicinal OF music is nothing
new.
1t was discussed enthusiastically by leading
physicians in Philosophical Magazine for May, 1906.
Among great practitioners who prescribed music were
Dusaux, Burette Marian and Bianchini.
Some Of them far to believe that music
could scatic rheumatism But, in the main, they
believed that muscs greatest medical powers were in
divertng the attention. soothing the making
people forget imaginary ailments, and curing the in
You recall further back. how David was employed in
his youth to cure saul's by harp
playing.
Varro thought music good for gout The ancents be
could be cured by singing plague by Tyre
and deafness by proper blasting with trumpet
The commonest OF sickness is the bodys organs
getting out harmony with each other. Back of this
is nharmonious nervous condition unbalanced fun
tioning Of endocrine glands
And back OF that. is inharmonious thought
Music puts the soul in tune, eases the aching brain
soohes the It is far from those to bodily
harmony-health. This Of drifts into hypnot-
ism like the charmed cobra swaying to the Hindu jug
gler's reed flute
The radio craze may do the national health more
good than freighttrsinful OF quinine. calomel and
assafras tea provided doesn't circulate too much
azz-the medical opium.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Editorial Opinion
THE IRISH COMPROMISE.


From the New York Herald.
The agreement between Michael
Collins, the head of the Provisional
Government of the Irish Free State.
and canon De Valera, the leader OF
the Republicans, 10 a compromise in
which both sides will claim the ad
vantage. De Valera has won a
coalition Cabinet. but as that body
will consist of FIVE Free State mem
bers 10 four Republicans Collins
suffers no great loss of power.
In return for conrenting to coali-
ton Mr. Collins gets two important
concessions from the Republicans.
They are agreed to go to the polls
and the treaty with England is not
barred as an election issue. Next
month the people OF Southern Ire
land will have their opportunity to
pass on the treaty with their ballots.
If coalition Will keep the peace until
then it was worth granting it.
Now we shall see whether Mr.. De
Valera has any moral influence over
the more radical Republican ele-
ment. He must, in honor. urge the
irreconcilables to stop making war
on the Free State. 1t is possible
that they will not heed him. any
more than the rioters and murderers
in Ulster will heed anything short
of a bullet.