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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
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Paris, Oct. 8.-"Gay Paree" is
not particularly gay. At least, not
as Broadway defines the word.
At IL o'clock one can shoot up
the Rue de la Paix and hit only
vagrant taxi. At II o'clock the
number of persons on the sidewalk
cafes that front the Avenue de
L'Opera could be counted in French
even by me-and / can barely reach
10.
Only the Montmartre and the
dance rooms of the fashionable
hotels supply the brand Of "naugh-
ty" most people associate with
Paris.
The fact is that few Americans
appreciate or comprehend the sort
of gaiety that is Partisan.
Folk who have dwelt in American
suburbia where simple, thrifty
pleasures were once engaged in are
best capable of matching the casual
gayety that lies in nothing more
exciting than strolling up and down
the boulevards and avenues with
your arm around your best girl.
The chief difference between the
Partisan girl and her swain and
the Main Street girl and her swain
is that the Partisan makes no effort
to hide from the world that he is
in love with love and, as likely as
not, he will stop at every half block
to embrace his companion, whereas
his American country cousin will
wait until he reaches the dark pop
lar lane that rims the town.
But the Partisan will sit down
with his "girl friend" at q side
walk cafe and spend many an
hour slipping at q half-litre Of win
rouge" whereas the boys in Main
Street rush their girls to the cor
ner soda fountain or dash in the
car to some nearby roadhouse, there
to lap up fourth rate gin until
dizzy.
The gay Partisan, on the other
hand, will sit for hours over his
glass, chatting now and then with
the pretty maid at his table while
she sips Of coffee and cognac. And
their gayety will be entirely con.
| versational; it will be q quiet, civ.
ilized gayety which has learned to
find amusement in watching the
| world pass by on the sidewalks.
For the Partisan man and hi
maid have little, If any, money t.
spend. A few frances in the pocket
is the entire supply for an entire
evenings entertainment. The maids
and their boy friends have had tt
learn how to be gay, though thrifty
In fact the entire city Of Paris j.
thrifty. Yet it seems to go dane
ing down the streets, and there il
a gayety about its buildings, abou
it's boulevards and about those Ian
termed. festooned and gaily painted
sidewalk cafes that can be fount
anywhere and everywhere.
It is the city, then, that is Ga.
rather than the average Partisan
In two visits to the "gay life" O.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
Too Much Oil

he worlds production of petroleum, after
raining practically stationary for four years,
show big increase this year. Experts
mate that billion and quarter barrels
. be taken from the earth during 1927.
inst 773,OO0,O0O barrels in 1926.
sharp increase in production in this coun-
is the reason. Eighty-five per cent of the
lids oil is produced on the American con-
Mt, and new fields have brought about the
condition of overproduction. resulting in
-te.
=hus far the oil industry has not found an
able plan for curtailment of production.
re are fears Of violating the Sherman anti
It laws and state laws Of the same nature
luarter Of a century ago the steel industry
ID the same conditions Of overproduction
llting in price-cutting, secret rebates and
like, but steel eventually got organized and
is remarkably stable.
great industrial combine may be the way
Just as the steel industry found that the
ltion. We are losing some of our old an.
thy to huge mergers Of such nature. The
cheney resulting from Capitalization of ad.
istration is one of the reasons.
he industry must make up its mind to con.
itself Otherwise there is but one way t.
followed, control by government. The plar
t will sober up the oil industry depends or
,caliber Of its leaders, The situation offers
opportunity for men to become great
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
TO TEST FOG LIGHT

New YQrk.-A rainbow Super
beacon" has been installed on the
steamship Leviathan that will pierce
fog. Maritime law makes impossi-
BILE q test Of the light while the ves-
sci is in port, but on the next trip q
navy destroyer will follow the ship
for day and make tests on the open
sea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
A Thought

Boast not myself of tomorrow;
for thou knowest not what day
may bring f0rth.-Proy. Psi.
Self-laudas abounds among the
unpublished, but nothing can stamp
a man more sharply as ill-bred.-
Charles Buxton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
Justajjiingle

"Please rock the baby" mother
said.
"Just hold it or your shoulder"
But father couldn't find rock,
And SO he used a boulder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
Edison on Happiness
is now constituted it is impossible

~ man Is now constituted it is impossible
~ happy"
That is Thomas Edison's idea Of our present
nplex civilization, as offered in reply to a
sent question from an interviewer. The
nc inventor admitted moderate happiness
,sibIe whether man live on farm or in the
3, but Of necessity only moderate happiness.
II reply 70 another question as to whether
+ might be called the age Of machinery, the
4 of capitalism, the age Of electricity, and
ton. Edison replied that this is the age Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

science, marked by the passing Of the myths
Of religion and history"
There may be no connection whatever be-
tween those two answers of Edisons. Again.
there may be.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
NO CHURCH BELLS

Seattle, Wash.-A minister here
has declined the offer of a parish
ioner to donate set of church bells,
claiming that they are out Of style.
Well-planned newspaper advertising,
he said, will draw more persons to
church than noisy chimes and at the
same time will not disturb the slum.
bers Of those who choose not to at
tend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Indiana coal operators and miners
settle differences at Terre Haute.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
NEWS BRIEFS

The Rev. Willis Jordon, Columbus
evangelist, receives sentence at
Charlotte, N. c., Of two to three
years in penitentiary for bigamy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Ten thousand foreign troops
guard concessions at Tientsin in
largest foreign military concentra-
ton since Boxer days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Lloyd George condemns "indis-
cretions" Of late Field Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson's memoirs and denies
many observations attributed by Sir
Henry to him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Chilean volcano Llama erupts,
driving inhabitants of Andes region
from homes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Luverne. Minn.-Kenneth, 2-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oh
son, living three miles southeast of
here. was strangled to death by
small carrot.
San Francisco-Robert Graham,
Is, gave himself up to u. S. mar
shall here, saying he was wanted at
Browns Valley, Mimi, on auto theft
charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Crookston. Minn.-Mrs. Willard
Bayes Of Chisholm was reelected
president Of Minnesota Federated
Women's clubs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08

Editors Note: This is the
second Of series Of four arti-
cles on the Mexican-American
situation as effected by the
appointment of Dwight P. Nor
row as ambassador. Tomorrow
What Morrow Faces in Mexico.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
WARREN, OHIO
EI.so PIKN1K

Warren 'es kornyekenek ma
gyarsaga egyebr6l sem beszel mos
tanaban, mint arr6l nagyszaba-
su magyar mulatsagrol, mely ju-
Mus lien, szombaton fog lezaj-
lin South Main es Fourth ut
cak k0zeleben.
Aki nr6g mem tudna, annak lit
adjuk tudtara, hogy a fentneve-
zett napon es helyen, a Warreni
Magyar Ifjusagi Kor tartja meg
elso Macy piknikjet.
Minden magyar legyen Oft ezen
nyari mulatsagon, mivel $40
rakozasok egesz sarmadajaban
lesz resze. Etelek, italok lesznek
igy semmiben sem lesz hianyos.
sag.
A warreni magyar ifjusagnak es
lesz az elso nyari mulatsaga, g
rendezoseg meg akarja mutatni
hogy ilyen pikniket meg mem rel
dezett sehol senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
HOGY LEHET A 10
TOJAST MEGISMERNI?

A tojas elvezhet6seget TO-
gyaszto is konnyedseggel ALA
pithatja meg, ha feherjet es a
tojas sargajat megvizsgalja ja A jo
tojast, ha felt0rjiik, a feherje tisz
ia szini es ket reszre oszlik: az
egyik a ruganyosabb, kemenyebb
es vastagabb k0zvetlentil k0rnye-
ri sargat, mask finomabb es
k0nnyen kiesurog a feltoresnel. A
tojas sargaja mindeniitt egyszinu
kell hogy legyen es ne omolJon
tul konnyen szet. A tojas jo izu,
ha mem all tul sokat es kil0nosen
ha szellos, egeszseges helyen tart
juk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
JUNIUs 5, vASARNAP

A magyar reformatus egyhaz
gyermekiinnepelye. Szinda-
fabok keriilnek bemutatasra.
JUNIUS 5, VASARNAP
Campbell, Ohio. A Vcrhovay
Segely Egylet 321-ik, camp
belli fi6kjanak Macy zaszl6-
szentelesi iinneps6ge, felvonu-
Mssal es tarsasvacsoraval.
kezdete d. u. 2-kor. Gyiileke-
yes a Bright Ave.-n, a Croati-
an Hallhan.
JUNIUS II. SZOMBAT.
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz idei, elso nagyszabasu
piknikje.
JUNIUS II. SZOMBAT
Warren.-A Warrcni Magyar
Ifjusagi Kor elso Macy pix
mike a South Main es Fourth
utcak sarkan.
JUNIUS IL. VASARNAP.
Farrell, PA romai katho-
likus ifjusag szinieloadassal
egybek0tott tancmulatsaga
Graner Hallban { Baldwin Av.
es French ST.. BemHtatasra
keriil A bir6 laliya, 3 felv.
nepszinmu.
JUNIUs Is. sZoMBAT
Niles.-A reformatus egyhaz
Macy balja Roman Hallban.
JUNIUs 25, SZOMBAT
Warren, O.-A Munkas Bs.
es Onkepz0 Szervezet 1OO-lk,
warreni osztalyanak nagy-
szabasu nyari mulatsaga a
warreni Roman Hallban.
JUNIUS 25, SZOMBAT
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Szovetseg Silk osztalyanak
fenyes balja a Maennerchor
Hallban.
JUNIUs %, KEDD
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz Macy
szabasu piknikje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

Jelentl, Mduan1e OeTdplllne eSy ia
jong6 es felre mem ismerhet0 pill
lantast vetett ra. A f0ldbirtokos
tapintatosan bar, de azert nem
keves erellyel utasitotta vissza
k0zeledest.
Madame Seraphine neheztel0en
szolt:
Mem tudom, miert mem tet-
szem maganak, pedig Becsben
Macy sikereim yoltak
Baghy Imre mem vitatkozott
sollat, hanem egyszeriien az igaz-
monde tiik0r ele allitotta Ma
dame-ot:
- Ime a yalasz, - mondta.
"A rosszul sikeriilt attak utan
Seraphine mas temara teri at.
A leheto legnyugodtabban, mint
ha csak deli 6rakban lettek vol
ma, leiilt az egyik fotelbe es XII
jelentette, hogy mem tud ejsza-
kankent aludni. Elmeselte, hogy
9 a bscsi Grand Hotelben va
rosszerte hires orgiakban vett
reszt,
amelyen Bees lege10kelGbb h0l-
gyei es urai kerestek sz6rakozast.
Elenk szavakkal festette le eze-
ket bachanaliakat, maid ko-
kahn gyony0riiseger6l kezdett me
selni. A fatal f0ldbirtokos, aki
meslehetosen tajekozatlan eek
ben a specials 0rom0kben, meg
kerdezte, hogy milyen is tulaj-
donkepen az a kokain-mamor?
= OH, Az a legcsodalatosabb
gy0ny0rjiseg IA vilagon, mon
dotta Madame Scraphine. = Aki
kokaint sziv, minIdent szepnek
akkor maga is szepnek talalna en-
GENET.
EFT az esetlegesseget maya
reszerI annyira csabitonak talal-
ia, hogy azonnal felajanlotta Ba.
ghy reszere k0zbenjarasat meg
felel0 kokain megszerzesere MajC
r0videsen mast is eIajanlott. Ne
vezetesen AIT, hogy Baghyt
megismerteti egy fedhetetlen
eloeleti fatal urileannyal, a
XII Is millio koronaert hajlan-
do volna a baratnoje lenni.
A maga reszere mindossze j
millio koronat kert szereny k0z-
vetitoi jutalekul.
Baghy Imre, aki most mar lat.
ia, hogy kozonseges leanykeres-
kcdovel all szemben, elhatarozta
hogy
a rendorseg kezere fogja jut-
tatni ejszakai latogatojat.
Latszolag erdeklodest mutatott
a felvetett ajanlat irant. A $40
banforgo fatal leanyrol megtud-
ia, hogy mindossze 16 ewes ELSIE
genyedett uricsalad leanya, ak
csak sulyos anyagi gondok
kenyszeritenek az erkolcs ut5arol
yalo leteresre.
R0videsen megallapodas is jott
letre Madame Seraphine es Ba-
ghy Imre k0z0tt ,amlely szerint a
kozeli napokban megt0rtenik a
talalkozas. Masnap Baghy Imre a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


A SIT. Gyorgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhaz nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga es piknikje.
JULIUS 4, HETFo
A SIT. Istvan cgyhaz es egy-
let nagySzabasu, egesz ma
pos piknikje a Campbell
Parkban.
JULIUS 4, HETFO
Sharon, PA Munkas BIS.
Sz0vetseg Silk osztalyanak
nagyszabasu piknikje a Fa
bian fele farman. Kezdete
delutan 2 orakor.
JULIUS 4. HETFO
Niles.-A Nilesi Els6 Magyar
Betegsegelyzo Egylet piknik-
je a Samu fele farmon.
JULIUS 16, sZoMBAT
A fiiggetlen magyar refor-
matus egyhaz nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga.
JULIUS 16, szOMBAT
A "Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya" hitkozseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d. u. 2
AUGUSTUS 20, SZOMBAT
A Youngstown Magyar Egy
hazak 6s Egyletek Nagybizott
saganak MAGYAR NAPJA
az 0sszes helybeli es k0zel-ta-
vol kornyeki magyarsag be-
vonasaval
AUGUSTUS 27, SZOMBAT
A fiiAgetlen magyar reforma-
tus egyhaz nagyszabasu nya-
ri mulatsaga.
SEPT. 4. VASARNAP.
Sharon, PA Munkas Be-
tegsegelyz6 es Onkepz6 Ser
vezet sharoni osztalyanak szi-
niel0adasa.
SEPTEMBER 5, HETFO
A SIT. Imre Egylet helyi osz-
talyanak zaszlo szentelese az
Ukran Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

Hungaria -szall6bol atk0ltozott a
Pannonia-szall6ba es ide kapta az
ertesitest, hogy Madame Sera-
phine tegnap, azaz csiit0rtok0n
fog nlejelenni leannyal Pan
nonia-szallobeli szobaban.
Baghy Aladar ekkor
azonnal a rend0rsegre ment,
ahol bejelentette az egesz ese-
tet.
Baghy Imre megallapodott a
rendorseggel, hogy fogadni fog
ia ''h0lgyeket" es madame Sc
raphinnek, azaz most mar Moch-
hauser Izsonenak megjelolt mil
li6s bankjegyeket fog atadni k0z-
vetitGi jutalekul, hogy keszen-
letben levo detektivek rabizonyit
hassak tiltott manlpulacioit.
Baghy Imre tehat levelet irt
Madame Seraphimnek, amelyet
egy hordarral kiild0tt Hungaria
szalloba es amelyben aznap del
utan 4 orara kerte latogatasat.
Mem tudni, milyen oknal fogva
Madame Seraphine gyanut fogott
es hordarnak kijelcntctte, hogy
egyaltalan mem tud a level
ben foglaltakrol es kikeri ma
ganak, hogy ilyen dolgokkal
zavarjak OF.
A rendorseget mem hozta "a.
varba a visszautasitas. a 4yilvan-
tartoboI ugyanis utk0zben kide.
rjilt, hogy
rejtelyes Madame Seraphine
igazi neve Hochhauser Izsone.
aki titkos szerelmi jigyeiert man
buntetve is volt.
Beideztek tehat a f0kapitany.
| sagra Madame Hochhausert es eli
be tartak a f0ldbirtokos sll1yos
adatokat tartalmazo feljeIenteset
Seraphine felhaborodottan tilta
kozott s kijelentette, hogy 8 iizle
ii iigyben j0tt Budapestre:
cip6felsoresz keszitsshez silk
seges tiizogepeket akar lit
beszerezni.
A magyar gepipar lily partola
sat azonban mem igen hittek ell;
Madamenak a rendorseg embere
miutan felviIagositottak, hog,
eloeleterol a hatosag informal
va van, utiara engedt6k azzal
| hogy inleti miikod6set" alapo
san szemmel fogjak tartani.
| A kokainkedvel6 cip6felsoresz
Seszit6n6 f6kapitanysagr6l szal
ldbeh lakasara tert vissza. IT
azonban n6mi meglepetes varta
| A Hungaria -szallo vezet6seg
Iugyanis tapintatos formaban tn
domasara hozta, hogy
| jobb szeretne, ha Hungaria
csendes, exkluziv folyosoi he
! lyett masutt bonyolitana le
| pongyolas ejszakai setait.
| A felsz6litasnak meg is lett al
iredmenye: Madame Seraphin,
tiindoklGse vGget ert az el0kel,
| lunaparti hotelben mint Hoch
| hauser Izsom6 ismeretlen helyr
tavozott... H. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
A titokzatos Madame Seraphme
MI MINDEN VAR EGY vIDf:KI FOLDBIRTOKOSRA
EBBEN BUNOs sODoMABAN
Seraphinerol kder hogy Hochhauser Issonenak hvjak
cip6tuz0gepekert jott Budapestre de ehelyett
kokaint es egyebet arul

Tlpikusan nagyvarosl hlstorla
cz, amely kiil0nos reszleteinel,
yoaatkozasainal Is !egynemely
szcreplojenel fogva, mintha csak
Parisbol plantalodott volna at a
budapest utica siiriin felszagga.
tott k0vezetere. 1me a tortenet:
Baghy Imre pusztakengyeli fla
tai f0ldIbitokos tiz nappal ezelott
ugyeinek elintezese celjab6l fel
j0tt Budapestre es a Hungaria
szall6 egyik elsoemeleti szobaja,
ban szallott meg.
A pajzan sors mar az elso
nap, illetve az elso ejszaka
gondoskodott arrol, hogy a
videki foldbirtckos pesti tar
tozkodasa ne muljon ell vala-
mi erdekes, kilonleges ese-
meny nelkiil.
A keso 6jszakai 6rakban erke.
zett haza szall0beli lakasara, aho
pizsamat olt0tt niagara es mikol
ICY, ejszakai toalettben vegig
ment a folyoson, egy h0lgy jott
vele szembe, aki el0l, mem tarsa
sagszerU 0lt0zetet tekintve, behu
zodott az egyik fiirdoszoba alta
Jan.
Alighogy becsukta maga utan a;
ajtot, hl0lgy benyitott es be i;
lepett a fiird6szobaba.
A meglepett foldbirtokost6l
tort magyarsaggal, egyeb-
kent azonban mezedesen es
nagy kozvetlenseggel ait ker-
deste, hogy mem szolt-e hozza
VdldIn1G.
"A h0lgy, mi tagadas, mar nen
volt tulsagosan fatal, SGT tulza;
nell1ill montlhatnank, hogy 0re4
volt, emellett voroshaju, er6sel
klfestett, alacsony termetii es ba
ScdOW -sZerii kinezeSii nem lehe
tehat csodalni, hogy Baghy Imr
meglehet6s hatarozott bangor
adott
negativ valaszt
erre kerdesre.
- Pedig ugy vettem eszre, =
mondotta az ismeretl3n h0lgy,
zavar pirja 0mlott ell arcan
rouge alatt.
Majd minden 0sszefiigge.s mel
kill AIT mondotta "a foldbirtokos
max, hogy a legfinomabb cscmp6
szett egyIptomi cigarettai vannak
amibol igen olcso aron tudna rcn
dclkezesere bocsatani egynehan,
dobozzal. A holgv mem vette tc
kintetbe Baghy Imre mentegc
tGdzeset, hanem hamar kijelcn
ttc,1 hogy cigarcttakat azon
nal beviszi a Szobajaba. Tenyleg
alg nehany perc mlulva kopogtat
tax fatal f0ldbirtokos ajtaian
belspett h0lgy, igezo pom
gyclaban, ujcnnan atfestve es
miutan atadta a cigarettakat,
negkerte Baghy Imret, hogy
nagysagos asszony helyett $40
litsa OF egyszeriien Madame
Seraphinnek.
Mikor cigarettavasarlas elm
tezod0tt S a foldbirtokos AIT hit
te, hogy ez a latogatas veget i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
ERTEs1TEs

A Munkas Ketegsegelyz0 es
Onkepz0 Szervezet 100-ik, warre-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Apr6 Hirdetesek


altalanos hazimunkara felvetetik.
Mosast mem kell vegeznie.
Gin: Mrs. Grow, $50 Alameda
Ave-, telefon 31818.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-18
Casserole of Fish.

Use a slice of halibut weighing
about a pound and a half and a
cooked lobster of the same weight.
Remove the fillets of halibut and cut
each in three pieces. Remove the
lobster flesh and cut the tail and large
claw portions in pieces about the size
of the fish. Cover the body bones Of
the lobster and the trimmings of the
fish and one onion cut in slices, one
carrot in slices, two branches of pars-
ley, and one branch of sweet basil,
with cold water. Let simmer for half
an hour, strain and set aside until
ready for use. About 20 minutes be-
fore time to serve, put the pieces of
fish in a buttered casserole and add a
teaspoonful of grated onion, half a
teaspoonful Of salt, and enough of
the hot fish stock to cover the fish.
Cover sthe casserole and let the fish
cook about Is minutes. Add three
crackers rolled to meal and three
tablespoonful of butter. in little bits,
and mix thoroughly, then add the
lobster. cover and let become very
hot, when the dish is ready to serve.
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. ID.

planned loss of weight, warrants the
suspicion of cancer of the stomach.
On examination the doctor can find
a lump, or feel the cancer, in only
third of the cases. But examination
Of the gastric Juice after q test meal
gives more definite indica lions.
Anemia is rather late sign Of stom.
ach cancer, at least anemia sufficiently
manifest to be apparent without blood
count. Dyspepsia loss of strength
and weight, with anemia, in person
past 40 point toward cancer OF the
stomach.
An early sign Of great significance
is the detection Of occult blood in the
stool. This test should be made In
every suspected case.
In the chemical analysis Of the gas
trio juice the smost positive indlca
tions of cancer of the stomach ar
absence of free hydrochloric acid anG
the presence of Tactic acid.
Pain, if present at all in early CAT
GER of the stomach. is an insignificant,
feature.
There is no specific test that posi-
lively proves cancer, except. of course
microscopic examination of a section
or bit of the cancerous tissue. l all
not forgetting the Abderhalden test
but only ignoring it. l should not
give it any weight.
The safe course, / believe, Is eX
oloratory operation when there Ia a
reasonable doubt or suspicion Of can.
Ger of the stomach.
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Early Signs of Stomach Cancer.

The importance Of early recognition
Of cancer Of the stomach lies in this
fact: The disease is always fatal I'M
less detected and Immediately eradi-
Gated surgically before marked intfl-
tration, adhesions, general systemic
poisoning or involvement of neighbor-
ing lymph nodes has occurred.
Some hundreds of people now living
and in good health have been saved
by operation from certain death from
cancer of the stomach.
Procrastination is fatal when there
Is a question of cancer of the stomach.
l know something about abdominal
operations, from the patients point
of view. If l suspected l had cancer
of the stomach or If 1 were in any
doubt about that, I should promptly
undergo an exploratory" operation.
Let's take off from this fact: You
and have about the same chance OF
developing cancer, no matter whether
there have been no cases in your fam
lily and several in mine. 4
X-ray examination is of uncertain
value in early cancer of the stomach.
Any one past 40 who has not been
subject to dyspepsia" or other stom-
ach trouble but now develops such
trouble must not rule out cancer.
Sour quotations, vague discomfort
after meals. diminished appetite and
especially distaste for meats, in one
of middle age or older, should arouse
suspicion, especially If the symptoms
are new for the individual.
Sudden loss of strength in a per-
son past middle life, with or without
slight digestive disturbance, and es-
pecially when accompanied with uneX-
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MILADY
BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

There are not many drones in the
human beehive these days, since al
most every one feels the urge to be
up and doing, which is a characteristic
of the spirit of our times. The change
is perhaps the most apparent among
those women who now find the days
too short for all the interesting and
useful things with which they busy
themselves.
In very true sense all of us are
business women, whether we manage
a home, earn our daily bread in the
commercial world or engage in phflan-
thropic work. This activity is stimu-
lating, but at the same time it takes
it's toll of milady's youth and beauty
unless she is careful to spend her
leisure hours in ways that counteract
whatever conditions there may be in
her occupation that are detrimental
to health.
For example, in all varieties of in
door work the worker is necessarily
deprived of pure outdoor air and sun
shine during most of the daylight
hours. If week ends, late afternoons
and evenings are also spent indoors
the health of the individual must suf-
fer. Her complexion loses its clear,
transparent beauty and becomes sal
low and rough. Eye wrinkles soon APP
pear and she begins to notice that her
hair is duller in color and scantier
than it used to be. The remedy for
these conditions is not to be found in