davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
A foldi az
egyletbe lep
Eey cleveland allgalmi lap eredc-
ii tarcaia.

Elmegy "f5ldi" az orvoshoz
"egyleti feljilvizsga!at celjab6l" !"
mar jo magyar szokas szerint
mem felel meg egyenesen a hozza
intezett kerdesekre. K0zte es az
orvos ko20tt a kovetkezo parbe-
SEED folyik:
Orvos: Hogy hiviak?
Jelolt; Mar mint eneem?
Orvos: Term6szetes.
Jelolt: KiS Fipas Endi, inert
tetszik tudni, nalunk a faluban
van egy Macy Pipds Endi is, meg
egy rjicsk0s Pipas =.
Orvos: El6g, el6g. Tehat akkcr
angolul magat Andrew Pipas-nak
hivjak.
Jelolt: Hat angolba mar ugy
j0nne Xxi.
Orvos: Hany ewes.
Jel0lt: Az bizony neh6z mco-
raondani; tudia doktor ur, mikor
nalunk a VILLAIN beleiit0tt a lutte
ranus toronyba, alkor OF ewes v6.
tam, annak pedig mar van huszon
ct eve.
Orvos: Akkor maga most har
mine ewes.
Jelolt: A harmincegyedikbe,
ha osszeszamoljuk.
Orvos: Nos?
Jelolt: Kicsoda?
Orvos: Hat maga. Van-e fele-
sege2
Jelolt: Van az 6-kontriba. ha
meg e, inert csal1 ritkan szoktam
t6le levelet kapni, Is Xxi tudia, mi
tortent .vele a legutols0 lev6liras
0ta.
Orvos: Hol lakil?
Jelolt: Mez6-Pajon, Csongraa
megye, vasut allomas.
Orvos: Dehogy lakik maga oft.
Maga lcsak oda val6.
Jelolt: ia ugy; lit a kis Holto-
(nyan lakok.
Orvos: Az utcan lakik, vaey
egy hazban?
Jelolt: Ieaz, haznumera is
kell. Hat varion csak kGrem. inert,
en- a numerat csak angolul tu-
dom: tontift tonif6r.
Orvos: Mi a foglalllozasa?
Jel0lt: Hat csak olyan szeg6ny
f0ldmives ember.
Orvos: Hiszen lit csak mem fog
lalkozik ezzel?
Jel0lt: lit Clivlandban mem. TIT
csak helper napszamos vagyok az
Greg gyarban.
OrvoS: Mi vallasa?
Jel0lt: En- r6mai katholikus. de
a felesegem az ..
Orvos: Hagyjuk csak AIT. Tsza-
kos ,ember maya?
Jel0lt: Haszen mar meoiszom,
mint afele munkas ember, de az
ert mem sokat, inert ebben a dra-
ga vilagban mem is igen telik.
Orvos: Volt mar korhazban?
Jel0lt: Votam, ketszer.
Orvos: Mi volt baja?
Jel0lt: Nekem hala Istennek
semmi. Beteglatoeato v6tam az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
SPORT HIREK.
Mahoning Valley-Kossuth o.

Most vasarnap zajlottak lie az
egesz allamban azok a nagyjelen-
t6segii merkozesek, melyek az
Ohio allami bajnoksagert vannall
folyamatban. A Kossuth K0r csa-
pata is resztvett az els0 fordul0-
ban vasarnap delutan a Mahon-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy q
j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
I0k7lLlE7l]
HACE EXPELER LAS
IOMRRTCES

Cuando los nifiox estan palidos,
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres en- ell juego y su sueiio es in
tranquIlO y su apetito variable. es
seiial de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sfntomas es
ia hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
zen salir las lombrices y ronen al
nifo nuevamente en- el camino de
la salud. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito dun an
te los 1ltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las tarmacias y drogue-
ria. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
BANco MAsoNTCo DE PRO.
RICO
PAGo DE Drv1DENDo

Aecrdado Ell pago del sexto d.
vidento Active los accionistas.
acompuestO de un diez por ciento del
capital reaIizado, Sc avisa a los in
teresados que el pago one lara
alberto en- las oficinas del Banco,
Tetuan No. 5, Ell sabado l de agos-
to de 1925, dOnde pueden pasa. per-
scnalmente a recoger el cheque co
Respondents cada uno.
Los accionistas de la Isla pueden
solicitarlo por medic de carta Y
les sefa remitido despues de la in
dicada fecha ] do agostO.
JOSE G. TORRES,
Gerente.
San Juan, P. b.
julio 81 de 1926. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
rIRPo pELEARA CON BILL
TATE

NUEvA YORK, julio 2l Omitted
Press)-Bill Tate, boxeador negro,
ha aceptado, segin Sc dice aqui,
pelear con Firpo Ell Buenos Aires,
una lucha de doce rounds en- la
ptimera semana de septiembre Bill
Tate fu6 chata de Firpo durante
los entrenamientos de este para
sus peleas en- Estados Unidos.
Tate saldra para Buenos Aires ell
27 de julio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
para 1. carOallsira.

No me tomaria la pena de repl.-
car nuevamente al Lcdo. Carballei-
ra, v quizas hnbiese optado por
no hacerlo, porQue la verdai
he llegado sentir cierta piedad
hacia ese abogado que Sc debate
aesesperadamente tratando de sal
var la desairada actitud en- que Sc
Ia colocado, sino fuese porque, en-
la NAL pergenada y Iamentabl sinen
te disparatada replica que me de-
dica en- Ell MUNDo del dia II,
este pobre diablo Sc pierde en- una
MARIANA de abusurdas ccnsideracio-'
nes y Tases ir6nicas con Ia deli.
berada intenci6n de mortiicarme.
Y 81 tai ha sido su prop6sito,
perdi6 miserablemente las largas
horas de augusta que gast6 en- ex-
primir su obtuso meollo para dar
a luz tantisimos dislates Q innu.
merables sandeces con que obsequia
a los pacientes lectores de dicho
diario, los cuales habran, segura-
mente, contraido, al ojear la pc.
destrs Y soporifera labor del ace
falo colega, una aguda indigestion
grammatical muy dificil de curar.
lPobre, cuan equivocado esta! Pc
70, como SO pudo imaginar siquie-
ra Ell "trompito" Carballeira que
yo habria de sentir modification
alguna por los rebuznos que vierte
sobre mi persona? iQu6 va, hom-
bre! ISL aqui, todos nos conoce-
most Yo concederia importancia a
las injurias que me lanzara una
persona de sufciente solveneia mo-
raj intellectual; pero las que
prosere Ell obtuso Carballeira.. 2
iQunal
AL 'trompistico colega le sabe
nal que 30 me tide de: ''el mas
modesto entire los prestigiosos sho-
gados frmantes del memorial.
iClarol Como que ell pobre honl.
bre, a pesar de ser la palabra
prestigioson una de las mas usua.
les v manidas de nuestro lexieo,
desconoce a1n su verdadera acep-
ci6n! Pero, que puede saber este
letrado "sri generis' 81 su ig-
norancia es tan supina que scla-
mente Sc equipara Y CORE pareia
con su pohsancica humanidad. iPor
no saber, no sabe nj escribirl Y ya
que ninguna alma buena le Ia IA
vorecido con un buen consejo, so,
rara que yea que aun despr6s &c
sus injurias no le guardo rencor,
me permito aconsejarle que a1tes
de tener la osadia de garrapatear
desbarradamente en- un periodico,
trate de tomar unas classes de gra-
matica para que no incurra en- el
r'diculo de todo un sehor 'licen
ciado' no saber usar los signos de
puntuaci6n Y menos adn conocer
Ell signifcado de las frases ''pres1
tigioso" y "congratularme'
Prestigioso, sefior obtuso, signi-
flea: concepto favorable que alcan
ga una persona cosa. Por csc,
no tuve nj tengo reparos en- inciuir-
me como tai, porque ioigalo bien!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
NOSCE TIE IPSUM

sar. iLo dicho, cue lie hace impress
cindihle falta unas clases de gra-
matica!
Y ahora, entra1ldo en- nateria, le
dire: quo 10 afirmado por mi eli la
replica anterior es una verdad alb
soluta. No empece que los compa-
fisros villandl v Jim6nez sieard6
no recuerden. En- la banalidad del
momento aquel en- que, por los alli
presentes, Sc deshilaron multiples
temas. en- ell curse de la charla,
asuntos que una vez tratados, por
Ia frivolidad que entrafian, rara-
merte dejan algln sedimento en la
memoria, no podemos exi.iif a Ia
les colegas que rememoren algo que
ellos en- tales instantes no in
teresaba. Pero, es que de los tres
testigos q quienes hIbe de refritir-
me falta ajn Ell hcenciado Blondet.
de Quien usted NADIA ha inquirido.
que es un perfecto caballero no
Jlii rufan. como usted dice, Y por
10 tanto, como el recuerda Ii con-
versacion, no ha de negar 10 que
alguna vez dijo nj tampoco ha ds
callar 10 que en- algdn instante oy6,
81 a 81 apelamos.
Convengo con usted en- 10 va
cEa inutil de esta polemica y
hasta casi, casi confrmo la dsn9-
minaci6n de ''chismograffas'' que
usted lie aplica; pero debe usted,
ante todo, recordar que fu6 usted
el iniciador de la mislna con la ce-
lebre carta-protesta, cuya finalidad
no solo Sc redujo protestar, ,-en
tai circunstancia hubiese sidJ Wis
ia y recibida con aquel silanc:oso
respeto que sabemos guardian to-
das las ideas, aun para aquellas
antag6nicas .. las nuestras-siIlo
que trat6 de ridiculizar los fir
mantos del memorial. Y este no
tenia usted derecho.
/ Lamcnto profundamente que us
ted no haya sabido 1eer mi repli-
ca anterior, conclusion a que ne
arrihado al yer que usted Sc consi-
dera aludido en- ell tercer parrafo
dc la misma. Yo, 81 me hubies, re-
Sentido por los conceptos vertidcs
en- su articulo del dia IL. podria
dejarle persistir en- tai creencia, pc
ro mi nobleza esta por sobre esas
pequefieces y deseo hacer una acla-
racion. No iba dirigida su per-
soma esa parrafada, pues 81 tai hu-
biese sido mi intento en- ella ba-
bria estampado, con Ia civilldad
que me caracteriza, su nomb' ..
Fu6, mas bien, escrita al objeto de
denunclar a var1oS abogados,' que
me consta han efectuado pseudo
protestas en- este 'affaire". La
suya no era ''pseudo fue un Ill
sentimiento alberto y franco. Ha-
go esta salvedad porque a usted
mejor que otros, lie consta que no
es norma de conducta en- mi vida
zaherir, sin justificados motivos, a
los companeros nj a nadie.
Y para terminar, otro conssio
que psted sabra aprovechar: no
pretenda, nunca, tratar de rebajar
persona alguna, v menos, cuando
Sc refera materias que usted des-
conozca; de 10 contrario caera, CO.
mo ahora, en- ridiculo con mucha
frecuencia.
INosce te ipsuml
Rafael Sanchf, RONET
, 1925-01-10
STOCK PRICES
STILL CLIMB
Bullish Demonstrations Are
Staged in Short Session
of Exchange

VIEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Builish
demonstrations IN tho stock market
were resumed at today's opening,
initial gains Of l to 2iz points be
ing recorded by Allied Chemical.
American Brakeshoe, DUPONT, Read
ing sand Denver and Rio Grande
Western preferred. the last named
touching n record high at S.. max
ing lie gain for the week about Il
polnts There was a good demand
for the western rails.
Buying orders, which poured Into
the market from all sections OF the
country were spread over a broad
list. Century Ribbon novel up az
points. DUPONT extended its early
gain 10 %, Gulf Mobile and North
ern preferred advanced "a and Mis-
souri, Pacific 2. while Delaware and
Hudson. I.ehigh Valley, General
Motors, international Paper. Worth
ington Pump and Sears Roebuck
were among the issues to climb ! 10
~ points. More than n dozen is
suos sold at their highest prices in
over a year. the list including Fn-
nous Players. C~ertainteed Products.
Standard Gas and Electric. Western
Pacific. Montgomery Ward and
Brown Shoe. American Can broke
3 points but soon recovered half its
loss md Radio Corporation sagged
l. Foreign exchanges opened ir-
regular. demand sterling Just under
,4.79 and Dutch guilders breaking
10 points TO 4o.43 cents.
, 1925-01-10
zAGMba&t@lg !G Is
GRAIN PRICES
MOVE UPWARDS

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 otwith-
standing that this was a calendar
late on which tradition favored the
selling side OF the wheat market,
wheat prices today moved up briskly
during the early dealings. Purchas
Ing was most conspicuous on the
part of n house which recently was
a large seller. One of the incentives
to buy was announcement hat num-
Der two red wheat, the ordinary
contract grade here. had reached
s2.O2h a bushel at St. Louis, the
highest price there yet this season.
Estimates were also current that
the European bread grain crop is
5000, 900 to 5000 900 tons less than
the total a year ago. Opening
prices, which varied from I'M
changed figures to half cent of
May Sl.7s5s to 1.79h and July
S1.5sA. were followed by an upturn
which carried May to sl.s0A.
Corn and oats averaged a little
higher. sympathizing with wheat.
After opening unchanged to Nc
down, May s1.29h Il s1.29h, the
corn market scored moderate gains.
Oats started unchanged to Nc
lower, May e1Ac to elBc. but soon
advanced.
In line with hogs. the provision
market held about steady.
, 1925-01-10
Shorter Hours And
Higher Pay Shown
In Labor Surrey

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. Omitted
Pressl-"Union labor is being paid
more now than ever before and is
working shorter hours"
These are the findings of the U. 8.
bureau OF labor statistics, which has
Just completed the compilation of
the union scale of wages and hours
OF labor OF s94, 343 members of or
ganlzed trades in 66 OF the principal
cities of the United States, as OF last
May.
Collectively, the hourly union
wage rate OF 1924 was SO per cent
higher than 1928. se.s per cent high
CT than in 1917; 1873 per cent higher
than in 1913. and 141 per cent high
err than in 1907.
Hours of labor this year were 40
OF one per cent less than last year:
&c per oent less than in 1917; 81 per
cent less than in 1913. and SIS per
cent less than in 1907.
Stone masons, at s1.s7A an hour:
bricklayers. at 1898 an hour: slate
and ~tile'roofers. at 1857; and photo
%engravers doing night work at $1.2s9
were the highest paid trades. al
though fathers doing piece-work
We're listed as earning ss.23 an hour
when weather permits. Lathers
working by the hour had an average
scale hourly of $1.2s2.
The average rate per hour for all
trades was 1901. The average In
May, 1928, was S.e52.
, 1925-01-10

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 1o.-U. s.
Department of Agriculture.eHogs
Receipts. 1880. open fully steady
on better grades butchers; general
market 1od15c lower; bulk 200 to
$50 pound butchers. ss.9091o.35;
top. 5000; desirable 100 to 200
pound weights. ss.so@s.so; good 14o
to $50 pound selections. se.o099.60;
odd lots packing sows. s9.7549.9o;
bulk Of sales, s9.75@1o.35; average
cost Friday. s10.0s; weight, PA.
Cattle-Receipts. 800. Compared
with week ago; Fed steers and
yearlings. strong; bulk. 100000;
top welghty steers. s10.35; medium
weights. sl1. 90; she stock. steady to
i5c higher; bulls. soc higher: veals.
steady to Csc lower; stockers and
feeders. mostly Doc higher. Bulk
prices follow: Butcher cows and
heifers, s.5O@6.5o; canners and cut
tiers. 2.eo63.5o: bologna bulls. $3.50
$50; practical veal top. $50; few
upward to $1,000: stockers and feed.
ers. $1,000 $50; top. s7.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. none. Compared
with week ago; All classes around
75c higher; closing bulk fed western
limbs, s17.5001775; closing top,
sl7.s5; weeks top. s1s.25; fresh
clipped lambs. sl4.5odi5.00; fall
shorn. upward TO $3.50; summer
shorn. 1865; fat ewes, s9.0O@1o25;
feeding lambs. S15.75@16.25; weeks
top, $3.50.
, 1925-01-10
LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Jan. 10.@U. S. Depart.
ment Of Agriculture Hogs - Re
ceipts 1000; c,osing weak; In be-
tween grades more active; around
Steady; shipping demand narrow; top
st0.s5; desirable $50 to 800 pound
butchers s1O.5OQ1o.s5; most 200 10
$50 pound kind $10.o5 91o.7Oj 100
10 $50 pound averages largely $3.50
$3.50; 140 to $50 pound kind $3.50
W9.40, outlet for pigs narrow; bulk
S6.50@7.50; most packing sows 9.S5
W10.10; estimated holdover 5000.
heavy weight hogs s10.35 910.s5; me
dium Ss.so91o.75; light $3.50 91O.25;
light light s7.5o49.7o; packing hogs
smooth $e.90910.25; packing hogs
rought s.5o9e.s0; slaughter pigs at
s6,5o9s.25.
cattle-Receipts 1000; compared
with week ago. better grades beef
steers and yearlings 15925c higher:
we'll finished heavies up most; others
steady; top yearlings 1880; handy
weight steers s12: heavies s11.s5: bet
ter grades butcher COWS and heifers
about steady; others l5025c off:
bulls 5o975c lower; calves 81 higher
stockers and feeders 25@35c up; bulk
prices follow; beef steers and year
lings ssql0.25; butcher cows sass
@5.75; heifers s5d7: canners and
cutters $e.6o93.15; calves s9.50911;
stockers and feeders S5d6.75.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; today's III
includes about 1900 direct; today's
market steady; good to choice fat
wool lambs s1s@1s.50; for week
around 1890 direct and 81 cars of
feed lots, compared with week ago
better grades fat lambs and year
Mugs generally 81 to s1.25 higher;
liver grades lambs 50475c higher;
weeks bulk prices: fat woo'ed lambs
s17.50@1S.50; weeks bulk prices; fat
wooled lambs s17.5o@1s.5o; weeks
top 1875; fall shorn lambs mostly
s14.5o9l6.5o; yearlings s15d16.50;
fat ewes 5000; top s1o.75; feeding
lamb. 31s9l6.75; top s1T.1O.
, 1925-01-10

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 1o.-u. s.
Department OF Agriculturel-Hogs
Receipts 200; one load good med
lum weights S10.5O; looks strong
to SC higher; odd loads drive ms
Sio.0o@10.3O; few 1856 pound weights
$3.50; packing sows largely $500.
Cattle-Roceipts 100. calves none;
for week: Beef steers and fat she
stock mostly steady 70 l5c higher.
top steers $3.50; best heifers 1855;
top oows 1913. blk oow and heifers
st25d6.0oi calves strong 70 soc
higher; top S11.oo; bulk Ss.5Odlo.00.
bulls s5c higher, other ki1ing classes
steady; stockers and feeders strong
TO csc higher; top $3.50; bulk $500
7l5; stock calves steady.
sheep-Receipts $500: early sales
fat lambs weak; three load SO pound
weights sass; one load 0s pound
averages $3.50; for week. Fat
lambs soc TO 75c higher early top
$500: latter si7.1oi tut ewes zoe
higher.
, 1925-01-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Toreign
exchanges. irregular. Quotations
in cents: Great Britain. demand,
AIS GIG; cables, AIS 1916; 6o.day
bills on banks. AIS 5-16; France, de-
mand. 5.36; cables. 5.36h Italy. de.
mand. 4.1si cables. 4.19h; Belgium,
demand. 4.es; cables. 4.9sh; Ger
many. demand, 23.s1; Holland. 4o.S6;
Norway. 1880; Sweden. 1852; Den
mark, 1888; Switzerland. 1925;
Spain, 1922; Greece. 1927; Poland.
, 1925-01-10
HaWaii Worlds
Champ Importer

WARRINGTON. United PressO.-
Hawaii has a fair claim TO the title
Of worlds champion trader" nc
cordins TO reports to the depart
ment of commerce. The fair isle in
the Pacific last year Imported $3.50
worth Of goods for every person in
the territory. Hawaiian exports.
however. exceeded the Imports by
500 per inhahitant, reaching a total
of SEQ. ZOO. 900.
, 1925-01-10
Last Sale

For results try I Tribune CLASH
fled Ad. .
, 1925-01-10

1914; Czecho Slovakia, 3.ook Jugo
slavis. ia; Austria. .o014M; Ru-
mania, SIX Argentina. 1853;
Brazil. 1l.s7; Toxic. IS 7-1e; Mon
treal. 90 Ills.
, 1925-01-10
PEASoh
UNkAowl
OA,YeS.
MR..
keLrSi'
NiNS oT
AHoSE

S. shipments 1855. Wisconsin sacked
round whites s1.0591.15; mostly
s1.05d1.1O; few fancy S1.2o; Mime
sofa sacked round whites s1.o56
Ito; dIaho sacked Russets $2.25.
, 1925-01-10
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. Butter
Lower; creamery extras. 3shc;
standards. soc; extra hrsts, $50 ssc;
tirsts, 35hQS7c; seconds. s2Q34kc.
Eggs-Unchanged; receipts, S.sl1
cases.
, 1925-01-10
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-sugar fu-
lures closed steady; approximate
sales 1000 tons January s2.79:
March sac; May 50 90; July So5.
, 1925-01-10
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Liberty
bonds closed: 3hs. s101.s 9; first AXIS.
sl01.30; second 4As. sio0.2s; third
AIS. slO1.7; fourth AIS, $101. 30;
U. S. government AIS, s105.7.
, 1925-01-10
POTATOES

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Potatoes
early morning trading slow IN ordi-
nary stock. moderate on good; mar
ket steady. receipts IS cars; total u.
, 1925-01-10
SILVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Bar silver,
6s&: Mexican dollars. SAYS.
The Washington times., 1925-12-18

FslOssie's blue eyes narrowed.
and her chin set itself firmly.
What are you trying to saw
That ] chased after Mr.. Dexter
she asked. DO you think did,
honestly"
The older sister nodded her
head and met her look with calm,
grave eyes. Il do think so! You
remember what Miss MacFarlane
said? That Mr.. Dexter never
looked at a girl around here TOR
fifteen years Until you came
along and ffirted with him2'
Flossie laughed her clear laugh
that was as innocent ais the
pleased gurgIe Of q baby. Well,
look at the girls around this
placer she shriIIed. They're the
worst looking crowd ever saw.
Il do say it, I'm the only one
Of the lot who wouldn't stop an
cight-day cIoclk!',
With that parting shot she
started away, swaying like q
model In q style show as she
went. But halfway to the door
she turned and sauntered back.
There was cruel little smile on
her red mouth and she had the
air OF person who means to
speak her mind.
You might just paste this in
your hat, tool never had to do
any chasing after any mani" she
The Washington times., 1925-12-18

lief, although temporary 70 TINS
class OF cases.
The mere fact that temporary
relief Is thus experienced too
often prompts the patient to rely
upon 1t asa sufficient treatment.
The trouble is that the condi.
tons to which colon lavage is
addressed are symptoms or effects
of still other conditions or causes.
You know, of course, that it is
illogical to attempt the final
eradication Of an effect while
you leave its cause in operation.
The causes OF constipation and
of the nucuos discharges with
diarrhoea that sometimes alter
nate with constipation in these
cases are most frequently due to
bad personal hygiene, to diet. and
to DISBURSEMENTS of the intestinal
canal.
The bad personal hygiene often
consists in defective bathing to
keep the pores of the skin open
or in bathing in very hot water
which has a tendency to lower
the nerve tone and the conse-
quent vigor of the muscles, In
Guiding the. muscles in the walls.
of the intestines
1t also consists in failure to
give regular attention to the
evacuation of the bowels, which
ought always to be done in re-
Spouse to the first impulse. If
this impulse is not needed, the
lower bowel presently becomes
irresponsible ann the rhythm of
activity, so essential to health,
is broken up.
There is probably a no more
potent cause of constipation, and
a mucus colitis, which is re-
action from constipation, than q
Iopsided or otherwise improper
ly adjusted dietary. The adjust
ment of diet to a system OF
complex and unusual sensibilities
is always matter for profes-
sional. advice.
Where these two preceding
conditions obtain. the third cause
of constipation, namely, displace-
ment of the intestines, IS very
liable to exist.
The injudicious use of the colon
lavage, manifested by pains and
disconforts, consists chiefly IN
improper temperature of the wa.
ter. improper force in the injec-
ton, improper indictments con-
tanned in the solution, or improper
position of the patient during
the treatment. as we'll as i'm
proper distension of the bowel
from the excessive weight and
volume Of the water.
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moments afterward, as she sat
at her desk with her head bowed
over her typewriter that her lips
quivered and her cheeks grew
hot with sfame-F lossie's shame.
She felt as guilty dis II she
herself instead of Flossie. had
just been in Hilary Dexter's
arms.
She felt as IL she never could
lift her head again and look
people proudly and fearlessly IN
the eye, so heavy was her sense
of disgrace-of Flossie's Disgrace
that seemed, somehow, to be her
disgrace, also.
For they had always been 50,
close - she and F1ossie - that
their lives had burned with q
single flame. They had shared
poverty and pleasures, slept in
the same room, talked over their
beaus and their hopes and their
daily happenings. together. Their
lives had been like one life.
And not until this moment had
Mary Rose realized that sudden
" FIossie had become a stranger
to her-that she really knew
nothing at all about this girl VINO
was her own sister!
Utter Stranger
she looked at her as IL she were
an utter stranger q few minutes
later, when Flossie came down
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make love to you! I guess Miss
MacFarlane was right
He did not kiss meP' Flossie
stamped her little foot in its ridi-
culous slipper. As long as you
were sneakfng around to spy
on me, you might have stayed for
the final closeup. He did not
kiss mel"
II saw him." Mary Rose went
on, $50 you needn't bother to lie
y TO me. Flossie. But I wish you'd
tell me thisr-W Why did you let
him do it?'
She really wanted to know.
EIossie shrugged her slim should
ers. oh / don't know she
said vaguely. Why does any
body do anything2 Excitement,
/ suppose. And you know. Mary
Rose, you'd be fIattered to death
If the Big Boss noticed YOU
Mary Rose shook her head.
would not" she broke in. And
whats more, he wouldn't notice
me, or you, or any other girl,
unless she put herself right in
front Of him! 1T isn't the meris
who do the love making, really.
It's the women who start things
-alWayse