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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

But she loves her daughter and
loves her as passionately and sincerely
as a superior woman could. In fact
her daughter is her one passion in life.
She lives for her and all her affection
centers about her. She loses her love
for her husband, or rather he loses
his love for her, but no alteration in
her daughters condition can effect
her sentiment toward the child.
At last she is faced with the crisis
of sacrificing her own life for that OF
her daughters welfare. Unhesitat-
ingly she gives her daughter up. The
child is received into better circles,
and the mother willingly goes down
into commonness and tragedy.
1t is q most unusual spectacle Of
mother love shining through surround
ings that are entirely inimical.
The story Is unfolded with simple
ity and earnestness. 1t appeals to al
classes, the good and the bad. OF
hearts are wrnng whether we be
low or high degree, to see this woms
lifted by her great passion from
commonness and sordidness into q
deur by love.
There have been many stories
films about the theme of mother lo
but probably none so unusual az
striking as that of "Stella Dallas"
Copyright. 1928. by The Mcclure D
Newspaper Syndicate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
ALBUMINURIA EXPLAINED
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
United States Senator From New York
Former Commissioner Of Health, New York City

Some Of the letters j receive are a
real inspiration. They come from
grateful persons who think they have
been helped, or from others who need
advice. A few days ago / had won
derful letter from a lady living in
Canada. She gave me several i'm
portsnt suggestions and then asked
what thought Of her son, aged q.
1t seems that this young man has
"albuminuria. He has had spells in
consequence and the disturbed mother
is anxious to know what can be done
for the son.
This lady does not realize she has
asked a question cannot answer with
out more information. 1 shall attempt
to explain why.
The word "albuminuria is gen
eral term applied to albumen in the
urine. There should be no albumen
in the urine and when 1t is present
there Is something wrong.
A good example of albumen is the
white Of egg. Another form Of albu-
men is present in the blood. IL you
strain out of the blood the red and
white corpuscles, there is left a clear
serum. This, in a sense, is not I'M
like egg white. At least It contains
albumen.
In some abnormal kidney conditions
blood may escape from the vessels and
find its way to the urine. In every
such case albumen will be found II the
urine Is tested. There are lot Of
such disturbances Of the kidneys.
You would expect albuminuria in
inflammation Of the kidneys---the con.
dition the doctors call nephritis. Every
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
OVER LIES HURDLES
By LOUIS E. BISCH

Geniuses may build all sorts Of
bizarre ideas and visions In their
imnginihgs. Nevertheless, they keep
their hold on, reality and translate
into picture, sculpture, writing,
science or invention for the benefit
of others-the golden gifts bestowed
upon them.
In true genius all the mental facul-
ties are working in harmony.
Some may be more highly developed
than Others, but none is deficient.
Genius, that deserves the name, is
always well-rounded sane, productive
and effective.
Copyright, 1895. Premier syha. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

Stevenson once wrote child's poem
about q little boy watching HE tiny
boat float away downstream out Of
sight.
1t ended with this thought:
Away down the river.
A hundred miles or more;
Other little children
Shall bring my boat ashore"
Life has often been likened to a
river. Its source Is hidden and it's
end unknown.
Each individual is like a man sit.
ting on a river bank on a misty day.
He looks back up the river and sees
1t come flowing silently out Of an in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

goats which on approaching an open
ing on Mount Parnassus, were seized
by spasms Of shiverins and jumping.
This temple Of Apollo was one Of the
chief seats OF worship of the old Greek
god. The great wealth accumulated
there through the offerings Of pious
worshippers, and the influence pos.
essed by the city in consequence of the
presence of the oracle, caused much
jealousy and envy in the rest Of
Greece.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

MY DEAR Margaret.
1T WAS really too bad.
THAT SANTA Claus acted.
IN SUCH a way.
But YOU know. my dear.
THAT POOR old Santa.
HAS so many things.
AND so many children.
TO THINK about.
THAT ONCE in a while.
HE JUST gets cross.
AND GETTING cross.
DOESN'T MEAN at all.
THAT HE doesn't love.
THE LITTLE boy.
AND AT Christmas time.
WILL FORGET about him.
BECAUSE HE won't.
AND I'M very sure.
HE'LL DRIVE right up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
YE TOWNE GOSSIP SIX: 9,

ON CHRISTMAS Eve.
TO THE little boys house.
AND HE'LL be 80 sorry.
THAT HE was cross.
THAT HE'LL leave much more.
THAN HE would have left.
If HE hadn't been cross.
FOR SANTA Claus.
Is JUST the same.
AS THE rest Of US.
AND WE'RE always sorry.
WHEN WE'VE been bad.
AND YOU know, pessJ.
WHEN YOU'VE been bad.
HOW GLAD you are.
WHEN YOU put your arms.
AROUND MOTHERS mech.
AND SAY you were sorry.
AND THEN 20. Hiss her.
AND SHE forsives.
AND IT'S Just the same.
WITH SANTA Claus.
But INSTEAD Of kisses.
HE BRINGS more presents.
TO WHOEVER it was.
HE HURT 40 much.
AND ] know he's sorry.
AND YOU just wait.
AND SEE II be doesn't.
I THANK you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Bueolic Press

DIR. r. W. Thompson, who has been
a leading physician in Lumberton for
about 30 dsys, has announced that
be has sold out here and is movin
to Westwego, Texas, on the -
Grande river.-Lumberto corr, New
Orleans Na) Times Picayune.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Daily Good Deed

Improve your character and do
kindness TO on unfortunate one at the
same time By exercising patience and
showing sympathy when listening to
his tale Of hard luck.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21

Dear X. c. B-I am a little girl
six years old. Yesterday my mama
took me down town to one Of our big
department store 10 see Santa Claus.
The children were all standing in line
and a little boy four years old was
just back Of me. and he was so aux.
ious to speak to Santa Claus that he
got out Of line and Santa Claus
wouldn't listen to him and sent him
away and the little boy cried. And
when it came my turn ! was SO fright
ened that / would not talk to Santa
Claus. Now wouldn't you be afraid
Of such cross old SANTA: Lovingly,
MARGARET.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-21
Bonehead Brothers

Boob--My wife is quite well, thank
you.
simp-Mine is talking all the time,
fnn
, 1925-06-24
Swallowed two
Diamond Rings
ALSO A Stud AND A DOZEN
NEEDLES!
THAT'S NOTHING"

A frail young mau who puzzled the
police, surprised The hospita! doctors and
mysuird Mr.. Francis, the magistrate,
stood in the dock at Westminster Poiice
Court ~ lay within an nour Of ai7 dis
charge from 81. Stephens Hospital,
Fulhdm road.
He is WIiHam kuppar (aiias "acte') 70,
a tailor, and ne was charged vita seal
ing Two diamond rings ana a god Ordc
let from the shop Of Mr.. Andrew Camp
bell, Kings road, Chelsea eight days ago.
, 1925-06-24

procession was held in his honour. He
was being entertained at a dinner given
by the Administrator 10 250 representa-
lives from different parts Of the Trans
vaal. IN the course Of a speech, be ex-
pressed the hope of some day being able
to visit South Africa again. ''Gentlemen,
he declared, it is no polite pIatitude when
I.say | will do my best to come back"
Every building in the city and everv win
dow DIazed with lights The procession
included scores of floats, representing
All branches of Pretoria activities. One
Of the SpectacIes was the flight of a mil
itary aIrplane. which was beautifully
Illuminated. The entire population cele-
DRAFTED the occasion with |unbounded en-
thuSlaSm.
Madison. Wisconsin, June 22nd.- The
train bearing the body of Senator La
toilette arrived at LAP Saturday afternoon
and the casket was borne through the
streets past b~areheaded crowds to the
State capitol, where it was to lie in state
unit tbs funeral on Monday.
Southport, Maine. June 22ad Coy
ernor Brewster authorized Captain Mac
MILAN 20 claim for the State of Maine
any territory he dIscOvere in the Polar
regions.
Lima, Peru, June 220d. President
LeguIa issued a manifesto this morning
announcing Peru's acceptance OF the
laona-Arica award and asking the ma
lions SuDUGrt
, 1925-06-24
Market Quotatio-s
NEW YORK JUNE 22ND 1925.

sNIT IVIEIN VU-VI I'M 1910
Flour, Standard export grades ne'
barrel 49,. S. Csc.
Corn Meal, Yellow Kiln-dried per bar.
rel..................... 49,. So. Toe.
Pork, Heavy mess, old per barre
........, ........ -. $40.
Pork, Short clear, medium quality pei
barre. .-...... ........ Sal. soc.
Sugar, Centrifugal, basis So degree
test per pound. ......... GA. 40c.
Exchange. Sixty days.... $4.63!c.
Exchange, SIght..........S4 . 854c.
, 1925-06-24

Paris, 18th May Just at the time Of
the death of Anatoie France the Faculty
of Medicine VAS commissioned ~ keep
the brain 81, the celebrated Wultr. All
ter q minute study The Faculty declared
that the weight OF the brain did uo: ~
caed 1916 grams, smile the narma.
weight Is 1890. is coavolutiohs wern
numerous and deep. -DiGrio De Nocoys
, 1925-06-24


In St. Stephens Hospital he under
went a minor operation for the removal
of the two rings which he admitted hav
ing swallowed while being taken to the
police station.
The Amazed Surgeon
The operating surgeon was amazed
when he found that Carter had swallow
ed not only the diamond rings but col
lar stud and a dozen needles,
me man locked little the worse for his
osFrich7like diet to+day.
When asked by the doctor why he had
swallowed the needles, he laconically re-
pIi d. oh, that's nothing. I've swat
lowed things before"
Mr.. Campbell said that The man asked
to sec a watch bracelet He did not like
his appearance, however, aad he did not
think he was a genuine customer
HEARD A CLICK,
Kupper asked the price Of a cock, and
Mr.. Campbell said that as ne tuSled to
take it down he heard a click from a tray
OF rings, and he found that two rings
were missing from a pad.
He sent for the police, and the man
said: Il have not gOt"the rings. DO
you know the responsibility of making a
false charger"
Mr.. Campbell said he did not know a
bracelet was missing until 1t was found
in the man's possession at the police
station.
Kuppet pleaded guilty and a detective
handed III d lsJ OF %revious convictions
for petty larceny,
TWO ASYLUM ESCAPES
Mr.. F%rancis. lIov many needles did
he swallow? About II.
is he a IunaDIr?- We'll, tac doctor
would not certify MA, bur ne has been
in lunatic asyiums and escaped twice.
He has swallowed articles previously and
been operated upon.
The Magistrate: | can understand bis
swallowing d rIn2 to avoid detection but
why did he swallow the nepdles?-don 't
know. H. nae lnem IN lis possession
and swallowed yhem
On being remanded for a week Tor
medical examination, Kupper bowed 70
the magistrate and smiled as he lett the
dock The Trjnjdad Labor Leader.
, 1925-06-24

lars u the strike fund and ordering a
G0Vernmeut employees TO contribute Il
months pay. The Times" sees in the
latter report ground for increased ankle
ty and in lis editorial comment cbarac
teriZ IS The general situation as dISQuiet-
ing. The editorial expressions Of the
other papers are similar I'D JoGn.
Moscow, Jdne 21sC.-Lhe ncadQuar,-
ers of me Russian Peasants Internali0n-
al To-Day Appealed 10 Chinese women and
peasants to "overJhroW the IDp4riaIisuc
powers, demand the abolition OF for
eign jurisdiction and um;n0n a Chinese
Revolutionary assembly.
Pehiug, Jane 21,5. Chinese delegates,
representing AZ colleges, today sent a
d|eta2a,i0n 10 The Minister Of War and
the Foreign Minister, demanding that
the Government immediately sever re.
laliO ships with Greag Britain.
Fez. June Zlst.-An officla3 cOmmuni-
cation today SAID French advanced pos.s
north OF Ouzzan have been relieved after
a swift advance. aerial b0mbPrjments
and stiff engagements and The French
forces reached their objective in the
BeiHl |IeiguilI& district, after iufIct
ing severe losses upon Aid EI-hrjms
kiifiauS.
Loudo5, June 21st.-A Shanghai des
patch To the Exchange Telegraph Com
yauy" says JhaJ D 1000 persons attended
the ami foreign demonstrations there,
demanding war against Great Bitain
and Japa... Many foreign refugees from
the interior are h0cking into Shanghai.
London, June 21st. Accurate WELD
Ing OF ro.o sucks and aggressive horse
ma0ship, during the first chukker Of
Saturdays match between the British
and u. . Army Polo teams at the Hur
liugham C,ub for the international Mill
tagy Championship gave the visitors a
lead that they carried to d ti0ai victory
OF eight Qoa.s 10 four. The series of
three matches. 10 which the u. S.. Polo
players are defending the title Won at
Meadow brook last year, will be con
Uuued on June Z4th and 27Jn. The eX-
perts consider the visiting team much
better mounted than The British, but the
weakness Of the latter was due lar ely
to their suck work, and they had the
misfortune TO loose opportunities TO score
several times, by clean misses.
Paris, June ZIst.-Ihe condition Of
Marshal Jytfre, who had a chill yester
Gay, cook d turn Tor the worse. 1t is re-
ported mat MS condition is serious.
Pretoria. s. A, June .Zlst.-The Prince
Oh Wales THIS morning placed a "r ath
on Tie mOuumeul OF Paul Kruger, VINO
was credited with being the soul of toe
pofcy hat brought on the Boer war. II.
u II. nam ms Trlhufp IA tbp t3m Hirp'S
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. Oh, Dad. what are

holds a pint. Oh, Dad. what are
you doing?"
What Ulysses was doing was
plain to be seen. He had collected all
the glasses and was emptying them.
one by one. into a silver pitcher.
Here, Fred. take this into the
kitchen and empty it into the sink"
he said handing it to the tallest
of The boys. "And mean to empty
it in the sink, not pour it down
your throat! Get me?"
"Yessir," the youth named Fred
answered, and disappeared with the
pitcher.
There" Sally threw out her
hands to May in helpless appeal
Didn't | tell you Fad crabs every
party | ever have! He's just ruin
ing my life" She burst into a
storm of tears, and in five minutes
the party was at an end, the guests
departing sadly like mourners at
funeral.
Il swear l don't know what to
do with the childw the "child's"
father confessed to May, as they
drove back to town through the
dripping darkness. 1--WE given
Sally everything that money can
buy, and still she's not happy. She's
the most disconnected creature in
the world"
You've given her too much.
that's the trouble" Nav answer
cd softly. "She bored with every
thing. even with parties unless
! they're drinking parties. Why don't
YOU let her get a job? Lot her train
for a nurse, or sometime like that
something really useful?'
Would you 90 to work if you
had no money!" Ulysses answered
her question with one Of his own
"'no you crave = job?"
Nav chuckcd.
"pd either do that, or go to the
poor house." she said lightly, Gun
less [ lived on my friends bounty.
As a matter Of fact, that's exactly
what Pm doing now"
In the darkness she could feel mis-
eyes pass over her face with a
swift puzzled look.
But you have the money from
the sale of your house." he said.
Nov rbnab hat, hand
81 haven't a penny of it," she an
swcrcd. 81 gave it to a man to in
vest for me. And. to put it ele-
eantly, he Skipped out with it! Pm
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"Karnak Is All Claimed
For It, and Then Some
VIM. Matthews Says He Doesn't
Believe He VIII Ever Need
Any More Medicine Now.

81 Just don't know what would
have become of me if T hadn't got
this Karnak when | did, I'll tell
the world this medicine is all that
is claimed for it and then some, "
declares VIM. T. Matthews, of Sc
Sen. mole Ave, Atlant.
81 want to tell you before | got
hold of Karnak | had such terrible
spells of indigestion and stomach
pains that | would double up in a
knot. | simply had to quit work
and 90 to bed when one Of them
hit me, that's all there was to it.
T just lived in dread of them and
got to the point where | was afraid
to sit down at the table.
"These spells got to coming so
often that my whole system became
upset, and I would lose a day or
two from work every time | had
one. / tell you, | suffered such
agony | could hardly bear it. | tried
every medicine | could hear of but
nothing did ne any good.
FINALLY, after trying everything
else, read about Karnak and start
cd in on that. Well, sir, it's the
gospel truth, l haven't had single
stomach spell since my first dose of
this remarkable medicine. It's
simply amazing. | took three bot
ties and felt so good | didn't need
any more. And IT'S been three
months now since | have had a
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THE AMERlCus TIMEs.RECORDEN

Ulysses Forgan to fall in love with
her or not. She'd have to think
it over.
And in the meantime, the clever
thing was to keep him at arms
length. The less Of herself woman
gave to a man, the more of her he
wanted. The trouble with vo-
men was that when they loved a
man, they wanted to give him every
thing-their love, their thoughts
No wonder men tired of women 50
soon.
May stood up and shook herself
Lets go in and see what the
children are doing" she said briskiy,
and led the way through the dark
ness of the library to the big sun
room beyond.
There were eight of the "children'
the boys ranging in age from
twenty to twenty-five, the girls
rather younger. They had stopped
dancing, and were gathered around
two tea-wagons loaded with sand
witches, cakes and tall glasses Of
gingerale.
Ulysses picked up one of the
glasses and shifted it.
"There's whiskey in that glass,
he said severely. which one OF
you brought it,"
The four young men looked sheep
ish, but none of them spoke.
ooh, Dad" walled Sally. "You
always crab my parties. / never can
have good time at home like the
other girls. -
"Who brought the whiskey?'
Numbered Ulysses again. owe told
yo u,Sally, won't have liquor in
this house,. Now, you tell nc
who brought itp'
But Sally had closed her lips
firmly. and she refused to open
them again.
Suddenly q small gypsy Of cir
who stood beside her began t.
laugh. II cannot tell a lie.
brought it in my little flask, M.
Forgan," she said sweetly, looking
up at him with eyes like blue-bacl
water and smiling with parted lips
Don't be cross with me, please
And please don't tell my father
He'd throw a fit if he knew / stole
his liquor, wouldn't he Sally"
Sally appealed to, nodded solemn
| ly. ole certainly would, Betty,
she said. "And anyway, we didnt
have very much. The flask only
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daughter of my own, I'd see to it
that she neither smoked, drank. nor
painted her face. Besides that,
wouldn't let heS~ spend the night
away from home two or three times
a week, Mr.. Forgan! Pm afraid
that if | were a mother I'd be Il
very strict and horrid one"
81 think you'd be a very lovely
mother" he said in a low tone, and
| wonder if you'd mind talking &c
Sally about smoking?. Shc
won't listen to me; Pm only her
father"
He laughed. But there was no al
swering smile on Mays face. SEE
stared at him, with wide solemn
eyes. Could it be possible that
he had never heard any of the Cos
sip about her? If he had, he
wouldn't want her to mother"
Sally, would he?
"Mr. Forgan," she began, turning
her eyes away from him, and look
ing down into the glowing fire
"You never heard the story of my
husbands death, did you?"
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81 knew he shot himself" Ulysses
answered. Read about it in the
paper"
May cleared her throat.
"Do you know why he shot him
self" she asked, and her voice was
rot much more than a hoarse whis-
per. 1t was very hard to sit here in
this peaceful house. and go over the
story Of DR.. johns suicide.
Gwen. / heard some talk
about you and this little man, Ca
rewe," Ulysses said. Lets see, you
were supposed to be in love with
hIm, weren't Gcu?"
NAV nodded, wordless. Her sill
ence seemed to spread through the
room, to throb like beating heart.
"Were you in love with HIM?
Ulysses asked,
May closed hsr eyes and shook
her head. Then she felt Ulysses
warm hand close firmly down over
hers.
She drew it away caressingly.
She hadn't quite made UP
her mind whether she wanted
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stony broke"
Without warning she began to
cry, not noisily as Sally had cried,
but so quietly that Ulysses could
hardly hear her. He seemed to
sense her tears, and put one arm
around her to draw her to him. And
May found herself soobing her grief
out on the shoulder of his rough
overGoat. telling him all about
the willy Waterbury.
Il wanted to write and tell
you about him." she heard herself
saying. But II was afraid /
didn't know you well enough"
There was long silence. as
Ulysses guided tn car over rough
detour. Presently he spoke.
You know me better, now. don't
j you?" he asked "And the thine
Id like best in the world would be
/ to have a letter from you now and
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touch of stomach trouble, and l
haven't felt so good for Ave years.
Talk about eating, I just 30
through everything on the table,
and nothing hurts me bit. Ny
whole system has just been toned
up and made 1900 efficient. Pm
just full of new life and strength,
and / feel so good ! don't believe
1 will ever need any more medicine.
If | do, you can bet | will get Kar-
max"
Karnak is sold in Amcricus by
Planters Drug and Seed Store and
Howell Pharmacy and leading
druggists everywhere (adv.)
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then"
He said it in a cold. flat voice;
and SO May Didn't realize that in his
own queer way he was trying to
tell her that he cared for her. She
drew away from him and wiped her
eyes.
Love-making had never been
Ulysses Forgan's speciality.
(To Be Continued)
Some people are so crazy Which
is why there are so many salads.
View want to live to ripe old
age so we can worry about more ris-
ing generations.
Two would-be English Channel
swimmers don't eat fish. That's all
right. We know big piece of
cheese who doesn't eat cheese.
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