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turns shows that there are only H.
331 millionaires in the United States.
In fact there are in the country
only 202,S3S persons with net in
2Homes of $10,O and over OF these
xbnly 51,509 have net incomes above
$25, 900 and Fl, 446 net incomes from
$4,000 to $25 900.
How many Of these could buy a
fashionable resort home in the win
ter is difficult to say. Certainly
any one who can afford such a
luxury must be independent of his
family, because he couldn't take
his children cut of school for the
three months season and move them
South.
He must also either be retired or
have his business so highly organ
lied it can get along without him
in January, February and March,
the three good months of the resort
season.
Costs Plenty
switches generally to winter for it's
vacationing, family and business ties
will cut terribly into Florida's high
priced lot prospects.
Analysing the amount needed 20
live on this land and you eliminate
definitely all but the 10000 persons
81 who have net incomes of $4,000
and over.
A house and lot in keeping with
the resorter's habits of living would
cost at least $4,000. Many would
cost up to 100000. But even TAX
ing the cheapest, there is a charge
v.on the land OF $4,000 a year for in
2erest on the investment tied up,
taxes and depreciation.
Another thousand will go for NOV
ing the family and servants back and
forth.
The winter resorter can not aban-
don his establishment back home.
At least $4,000 more must be added
for it's upkeep, overhead, servants
and the like for the three lonths
the owner is away.
$4,000 for Three Months
Unless a good caretaker is found
for another 81, 900 the grounds OF the
Florida home will be overgrown with
weeds and vines and the house will
decay as the result. This then adds
another charge, bringing total
annual charge Of $4,000 on a place
that is to be used three months.
Add to that the cost of food,
gasoline, household expenses. enter.
tainment, motor cars and boats, and
the general household and living eX-
penses for the rest of the year and it
is difficult to see how a $4,000 or
SIS, 900 a year man can be persuaded
to buy winter home In a fashion
able section.
But supposing he could, Of the
10000 prospects, you must chalk off
the large percentage which will pre-
fer to take their vacations when
most people do, in the summer, or,
if they wish winter play, will go to
other American resorts or to
Europe
Ninth in South
One seventh Of them the treasury
Nreport shows. live west of the Mis-
y sissippi mostly in the coast States,
and might prefer California which is
nearer.
One ninth Of them live in the
South already and would certainly
prefer to go North for their fun
when their home towns are too hot
to hold them.
OF those who would take to
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
Aetna Trust and
Savings Co.

h. 5. GOODRICH, Chairman of the
ROSS H. WALLACE. President.
LEO NJ; RAPPAPORT. Vice President.
J. s. GRIGGS, Secretary
o. r. OLSEN, Treasurer
LOUIS S. HENSLEY. Assistant Secre-
CONDENSED statement of the condition
OF the Aetna Trust and, Savings Com
pany at Indianapolis, in the State of In
diana at the close of its business on
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State of Indiana County of Marion SIS:
|. J. s. Criggs. secretary of the Aetna
Trust and Savings Company of Indian
aDohs Ind. do s9emnly swear that the
above statement is true.
]. S. GRIGGS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
9Th day of October 1925
ANNA J. NEGLEY
tSEAL) Notary Public
Nv commission expires juno H. 1926.
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State of Indiana, County of Marion. SIS:
l. Dwight A. Murphy, secretary of the
City Trust Company Of Indianapolis do
solemny swear that the above statement
is true. DWIGHT A. MURPHY.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
9TH day of October 1925
HALFORD L. JOHNSON.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
NV cnmmi ssion exnires ian. 81 1906
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
Bankers Trust Co.
Pennsylvanid and Ohio SITS.
OFFICERS.

EE23GG EUGENE " SHORT Vice Frf President
T. S. McMURRAI IR. Vice President,
HENRY c. THORNTON. Vice Presidents
j. F.. REAGAN Vice President.
ELMER w. ROGERS. Secretary Treas
urer
HIGHLAND JONES. Assistant Secretary
Treasurer.
urer.
Condensed statement OF the condition of
Bankers Trust Company at indianapolis, in
The State of Indiana. at the close of its
business on Sent % 1925.
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Washington Bank and
Trust Co.

J.. EDWARD NORRIS, President.
MARK v. RINEHART. Vice President
' Carl A. PLocHa Vice President.
i, EDWARD Johnson. Auditor.
FRANCIS w PAYNE. Trust officer and
assistant secretary.
SCOTT R. BREWER, manager real es-
tate department.
Condensed statement o: the condition of
the Washington RanS, and Trust Company.
at fPRdanapo IN the State OF lnda8s
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 80. 81. 800. 2O7. 7s
OVerdrafts ........... 1927
Real estate ,...,.......,. 10,244.34
and equipment ....... 22O.7Se. ~
Due from, departments 49,. 1885 50
ties ..............,... III. 3s2. 02
Cash on hand and III banks. 266. 500 .O3
Total resources 2.5O7 ,443 SO
Capital stock paid in IS 100 10000
Net undivided profits and sur
N pIus .................. 1880. "a
Reserves ........... 1898 20
Total deposits ......... 2.1l5. 1876 .55
Bits payable ............ 100000
Bi mixing house ............ 65.OO000
Total liabilities ........S2. BOZ .443 .ss
State Of Indiana County Of Marion. S.
WI Clifton m n; Fie u ds n, TrcaspTrer of the
Indianapolis, Indiana. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true
CLIFTON N FIELDS.
scribed and sworn to before me this
9TH day OF October 1925
CONSTANCE 9. MAY.
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE
APOLIS, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
SEPT. 20. 1925
OFFICERS
ARTHUR V. BROWN. President.
JOHN Z. REED. Vice President
HARRY f. McNUTT, Treasurer
ALFRED F. GAUDIN6. Secretary.
CORNELIUS o. ALIG. Assistant Treas
urer.
ALAN A. RITCHIE. Assistant Secretary
RICHARD A. KURTz. Assistant Score
tary.
j. FLOYD KING. Assistant Secretary.
GEORGE A: BUSklRK, Trust Officer.
MERLIN NJ. DUNBAR. Assistant Trust
Officer and Inheritance and Income Tax
Officer.
CHARLES T. BLIZZARD. Auditor
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State of Indiana. County of NJ ,riop. IS;
/. Elmer W. Rogers. secretary treasurer
of the Bankers Trust Company of Indian
anohs. 90 solemn v swear that the above
statement is true
Suhscri bed and sworn 10 before me this
9th day of October. 1928.
FLORENCE FOX
fSEAL) Notsry Public.
Ny commission expires juno 80, 1927.
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state OF Indiana. County of Marion. IS:
G. wallace Weatherholt secretary OF the
S!ate savings and Trust Company of In
above statement is true
WALLACE WEATHERHOLT
subscribed. ana sworn TO before me- this
9th day. of October. 1925
(sEAL) IRENE S. sCHATZ.
A.. ,-, Notary Public.
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City Trust Co.

DICK MILLER. President.
H. J. BARNARD. Vice President.
D. A. MURPHY. Secretary.
G. MILTON KELLY Treasurer
Condensed statement of the condition of
the City Trust Company of Indianapolis.
in the State of Indiana at the close of its
business on Sept; %. 1925:
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Report of the condition of the Marion
County State Bank of Indianapolis, in the
State of Indiana. at the close of its bust
ness on Sept. %. 1925:
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Total Liabilities ......,. $275 SOB 81
/, Lee Welker Cashier of the East
Washington state Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement - true, -
LEE WELKER.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9th day OF October 1875, .
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires September ~,
IQOS
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j. J. hISEK, FTcsINCnT.
r. s. MEYER. Vice President.
f. A. MEYER, Vice President.
NJ. s. COLIN. Vice President.

L. f. osTHEiMER, CashieF'
Report of the condition of the Guardian
State Bank at Indianapolis, in the state
of Indiana, az tie close of its business on
sept 20 1870 RESOURCES
Loans. and discounts ....... STAG. 0s330
Furniture nj TEsO and fixtures ...... 3.2SiS3
Tue from banks aud trust COM
S Ss sE'' :S.! sia9 :::: lSSa BS3
Total resources ........S 195. 549.O4
LIABILITIES
Capital stock-oopaid in ......S 25,Q0Q0Q
Undivided profits A....,.... 5,653.O2
Demand deposits $40 S39.2l
Demand ceruh-
savings Wings deposits. o7.S8Sg9-s1s7 .o3sOo
Certified checks ...,........ $500
Due GsH't to banks HSs"a and trust com. ~'O0o'V-
pahles .'.''.'' .'''''s.''s |o,OVO.OU
Total LIABILITIES .......... $685. .O4
state of Indiana, County of Marion, ~:
h1q state AZ 9R ah or as595 Of the
that the above statement is true.
e., LOUIS f. oSTTHEIMER;
(SEAL) HAZEL ELLIOTT,
Ny commission expires Aug, I. 1927.
G. MILTON KELLY Vice President.
s. n BBkk89SCK K.. G Gsst. Cashier.
=. Report OF the condition Of the Postal
Stauon state Bank at indianapolis, IN
the State of Indiana, at the close OF its
business on September %, 1925
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ....... S1S3S1l.2
other bonds and securities . 45.O56.25
Furniture and fixtures ..... 6735 90
Due from banks and trust cos. 1S,430 20
cash on hand .............. S035 90
Cash items ............... 621 50
Accrued interest .,......... 34S5I
Total resources $500. s262, O99. 5S
LIABILITIES
Capitol stoek-paid in ......S $4,000 90
surplus ............... 1000 %
Undivided profts-net ..... 232043
Total deposits .,,......... 22672Q15
Total liabilities v ... s9e2 600 5S
state of Indiana. County of Marion ~.
l, A. g. Brock cashier of The Postal
STAT station , tate Bank do .solemnly swear
s-,,, A. G. BROCK. Cashier.
a. Suhsci16ed and sworn 10 before me
lSeal JOHN M KEEPERS. Notary p,,buc
MY commission expires Aug 10 f0s6.
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS

WILLIAM DAWSON. President n,
WILLIAM b. SCIIILTGES. Vice Presi'
FRED j. WICKER, Cashier.
HAZEL A. NEWLY Assistant Cashier c,
Ripple State Bank. at Indianapolis, in the
State of Indiana, at the close OF its busi-
$780, ~ Cant 1909
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state Of Ind ana, County Of Marion, s ss9'
/. Clinton +. Mitchell cashier of the
Sixteenth Street state Bank do soemnly
swear that the above statement is true.
CLINTON f. MITCHELL.
'iubscribed and sworn to before me. this
5th day of October 1923. -
(SEAL) EDWARD C. MCKINNEY,
Notary Pub ic.
Nv commission eXpires Sept. ~. 109S
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS
Marion County State Bank

CLYDE E. ROBINSON. President.
w. A. TARNEY. Asst. Cashier.
L. w. HUGHES, Cashier.
c. NJ WILSON. Asst. Cashier.
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Ninth i'm South
TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
The Indiana Trust Co.

Report of the condition of the Indiana
Trust Company. at Indianapolis. in the
State Of Indiana, at the c.ose of business
Sept. %. 1925:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .....S l 1925, 641 05
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St,te of Indiana County of Marion S.
T. Floyd G. Bell secretary of the United
labor Bank and Trust Company of Indian
apolis. Ind so dolemn'y swear that the
above statement is true
FLOYD c. BELL
Subscribed and sworn to Before me this
9th day of October 1921
EMIL C. WOEMPNER
tsEkL Notary Public
Sy commission expires July %, 1926
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United Labor Bank
and Trust Co.

" ". BROWN. Vice President.
WILLIAM DOBSON Vice President.
JACOB FISCHER. Vice President.
ADOLpH FRITZ. Vice President.
FLOYD c. BELL. Secretary.
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StoNh pdih III
TurR iGis iunu .
Less current expenses paid ............
Reserve for taxes accrued .............
Circulating notes outstanding .......
Net amount due to national banks :,
Net amounts due to banks, bankers and
trust companies in United States and
foreign countries ................
Cert fed checks outstanding ..........
Cashiers checks on own bank outstand-
Demand deposits jothier than bank de-
payable within thirty days. 800. 49,.
Individual deposits subject TO check
Certificates OF deposit due in less than
thirty days tother than for money Dor
state G~'S County or municipal deposits Sc
-. cured by surety bond ...............
Tine deposits subject to reserve (pay-
able after thirty days or subject to
thirty days or more notice, and pos
tai savings
other time deposits ..................
Postal savings deposits ........,:......
United States government securities Dor
Bills payable with Federal Reserve bank
Notes and bills rediscounted with Fed
eral Reserve bank ..............
Acceptances executed by this bank for
customers ......... ............
State of Indiana County OF Marion. S.
the above statement is true. to the best
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
My commission expires Aug 81. 1927.
Correct
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS
4, p METzGER, President.

a: r. METZGER, President.
LEE WELKER, Cashier - ~
EARL j. ,STAUDACHER. Asst Cashier
N, report OF the condition OF the East
Was6alng ON state Bank at Indianapolis, IN
the State OF Indiana, at the close OF its
business on September rs, 1925
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. .....S2f5,23ST
furniture and fixtures. d. O0S %
Cash on hand and IN bank. 80. 10.o43.75
Cash items .;A........,... 7.0l1 30
other assets int accrued on
loans ..,......,,..,.., 6,0S1 Al
Total Resources ......... S270 SOB .S4
LIABILITIES
Capital stock--paid MS % 10000
lndiv ided profits--net. .... 1871 10
Dem~Hd deposits, Sl41 ,962.45
Demand Ce.1It-
Time certificates. 1T.@500Q
-, 94e,456.2s
Certified checks. ........... 6750
Cashiers checks. .....,..... 1.2JS.S7
Reserve for interest and taxes $4,000
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C OSc OF It's business on sent. rs. 1870.
RESOURCES.
Loans an | discounts .... S19S. 1876 SO
o. S bonds ............ 10000 90
Other Dor DIS and securities. 1882 80
Furniture and fixtures ... 100000
panies ............ 1896 IS
Cash on hand ...,....... 1892 .S6
Cash items ................ 354 90
Total resources .... 1912 6e1 IA
Capital stock--pi id in ...-..S $4,000. 90
Undivided profits (Inet) -. SSY .5S
Demand deposits S177167.72
Savings deposits 55.497 ID GAS ,465 10
Certified checks ......... 175. 90
U. s. war loan deposit account 34690.00
Total liabilities ... S312 SOL "a
J.. A. j. Krueger Jr.. cashier of the State
Pank of Massachusetts Avenue. do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is true
A. T. KRU EGER. Cashier. =
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th dax of October 1925
(SFAL) THOMAS A, RESSLER
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires April 8. 1928
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State OF Indiana. County of Marion IS:
|. Alfred F. Gauding. Secretary of the
Union Trust Company of Indianapolis do
solemnly cwear that the above statement
is true.
ALFRED F. GAUDING.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me,
this 9Th day of October. 1928.
(SEAL) ID. 7. EDWARD. Notary Pubic.
Ny commission expires March &c. 1928.
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Condensed statement Of condition Of the
United Labor Bank and Trust Company al
Jndianapo'is. in the State of Indiana, al
the close of business S@Ht 20, 1879.
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Report of Condition of the Continental National
Bank, at indianapolis, in the State of Indiana,
at the Close of Business on September g. 1925.
RESOURCES
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Report of Conditions of the Merchants National
Bank of indianapolis, at indianapolis, in the
State of Indiana at the Close of Business on the
18th Day of September, 1925.
RESOURCES
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state of indiana. County of Marion, IS:
l. Fred j. Wicker, cashier of the Broad
Ripple State Bank. do solemnly swear that
FRED j. WICKER.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me. this
9th day of October. 1925.
(SEALD FRANK f. WATTS,
Notary Public.
Nv commission exnres Nav IL 1929.
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HUGH McLANDON, President.
CHAS W SCOTT Vice Pres dent.
CLINTON +. MITCHELL, Cashier.
BERNARD +. THOMPSON. Asst
Cashier.
Report Of the condition OF the Six
teenth Street state Bank at indianapolis,
in the State of Indiana, at the clos OF its
business on Sept 2S 1929
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FAMED bank do solemnly swear that
of my knowledge and belief.
W. II. POLK, Cashier.
this 9th day of October. 1925.
PAUL c. BUCKLER, Notary Public
attest
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Total liabilities s........ :. S3l 9. 1872 SO
l. Edward w. Koenig cashier OF the
Roosevelt Avenue State Bsnk do soiemniy
swear that the above statement Is true.
+. w. KOENIG.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
9TH day of October. 1925,
(SEALl Notary pubiic
Ny commission expires Sept ~. 1928.
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STATE BANK STATEMENTS

FRANK H. CARTER, President.
L. E. YUNCKER Vice President.
A J. KRUGER JR.. Cashier.
Report of the condition of the State
Bank of Massa chusetts Avenue. at Indian
ann'is the State of Indiana the
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
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EVANS WDCLLEN President.

EXXRRTTffN WCR RR6WN PFVITiI Se Presidcnt
EDWARD w. KOENIG Cashier.
ELLISON GATEWOOD. Assistant Cash
Ter
Report of the condition OF the Roose.
welt Avenue State. Bank in the State of
Indiana. at the close of its business on
Sent % 1904
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
The State Savings and
Trust Co.

WILLIAM D. PAUL President.
ROY SAHM Vice President
MRS. GRACE ADAMS WOOD, Vice Pres
JAMES A. HoUCK. Treasurer.
WALLACE WEATHERHOLH. Secretary.
- KATHRYN HOLLAND, Assistant Sccre-
tary.
DIRECTORS.
p, ROBERT y w33t Alley. EDGAR As gYY
JOHN c.. RUCKELSHAUS. ROY SAHM
WILLIAM A.; PlCKEGNS,, WILLIAM Z.
BRADSHAW LOUIS N. JOSEPH.
Condensed statement of the condition Of
the State Savings and Trust Company of
Indianapolis IN the State of lndiana, at
the close OF it's business on Sept. 2S
1925:
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the
before 9th day Do October 1929,
My comm 3.
S %M T. oeoS S49ooRRERs
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Effects of Solar Radiation Upon Weather

The discordancs of opinion between
the Weather Bureau and the Smith
sonian Institution about long distance
forecasting is in itself unfortunate, but
it may have fortunate results by show
ing the public why weather prediction
10 so difficult an art. When that is
better understood there may be more
reasonable attitude toward the mistakes
Of the Projectors. What they say il
generally true on a large scale, but not
infreauently erroneous in local appli-
cation. II is not TO be taken with
blind confidence. II is not mathe-
mstical certainty. because the data on
which IL is based is too cspriciously
variable.
The restless atmosphere is the cause
Of all this trouble. 1t receives and
distributes, according TO its own swcst
will, the various forms Of radiant
energy that the sun sends to this plan
ct Being extremely mobile like all
gases, and extremely sensitive 10
changes Of temperature, IL is continu-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-24

A stitch in the side may mean
nothing, or it may mean you have the
pleurisy. If it really is the pleurisy,
it won't bbe half an hour before you
are sure Of it. Some diseases run
along for a week or two before they
make themselves known, but not
pleurisy.
OF course there are unusual types
of pleurisy which are not so violent,
but am not telling you about them.
1 am describing the old-fashioned,
honest-to-goodness disease.
It lie srprising how many OF US
have or have had an attack of this
ailment. The anatomists find evil
dencc Of active or healed pleurisy in
a surprising percentage of examina-
tons.
Lining the chest cavity is a deli.
cate membrane called the pleura. Cow
cring the lungs, which are suspended
in this cavity, is layer Of the same
membrane. You will see that this ar
rangement causes the two structures
tine chest lining and the lung cover
ing-to rub together. They are con-
structed this way, and with constantly
moist surfaces. one slides upon the
other without friction or disturbance.
All goes we'll in the absence Of in
flammatior or disease.
II the pleura becomes involved there
is chilliness or a distinct chill, fever
or cough. The characteristic symp-
tom is the terrible pain. This takes
the form Of a stitch" in the side-a
localized, sharp, cutting, stabbing
pain. Every breath and every spell
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Hearing the Minority

An American debating against evo-
luton in London was shouted down
without his being given a chance to
debate his side Of the question.
This is a good example Of intoler-
ance.
II thing is wrong the best way TO
refute IL Is to get it clearly expressed
and present the arguments against 1t.
Suppression proves nothing, and 1t
creates q suspicion against those who
use force.
The only way to get at the truth Of
a disputed matter is 10 hear both sides.
II the words are purely absurd they
can be easily refuted.
When Sir Harry vane was executed
by Charles III on Tower Hill drums
and trumpets were ordered blown when
this staunch Republican attempted to
spcnk to the people.
He said quietly as he turned TO the
block:
at Is bad cause which cannot
hear the words OF a dying man.
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ABOUT PLEURISY PAINS
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
United States Senator From New York.
Former Commissioner Of Health. New York City.

Of coughing makes the pain worse.
1t may be almost unbearable.
Every effort is made by the vie
tim to control the cough and to keep
from deep breathing. In consequence
shallow and rapid breaths are the rule.
As the disease progresses there b
an exudato Of fluid. This pours out
into the pleural cavity, between the
chest wall and the lungs. The Ribs
are unyiclding, but the lung tissues
are soft and compressible. II the
quantity of fluid increased materially
it isn't long before the lung is so
pressed upon as to be more or less
flattened. Then the breathing be-
comes more difficult from this added
cause of discomfort.
In rare cases the accumulation of
fluid becomes so great it is neces-
sary to puncture the chest wall TO let
it escape. Fortunately, the disease
is usually capable of such control q
TO make this extreme treatment ~
necessary.
In most instances the fever sub
sides within week or 10 days. The
fluid is absorbed gradually and in
four or five weeks it has disappeared.
Rest in bed is gratefully accepted
by the suffering patient. He is glad
TO keep quiet, avoiding any exertion
which tends to increase the breathing
and the pain.
Broad strips of adhesive plaster
strapped across the painful side are
most helpful in controlling pain.
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