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01ON&S
The gan bladder = q small sac At
tached beneath the LIVER and acts q
. receiver for bile which flows slowly
into Il from the liver. and the gall
bladder feeds the BILE into the intes-
tines. When the btle duct which con-
veys the bile from the gall bladder
into the integtines becomes ia.
fam1ned. IT. memheanes may become
30 swollen g to prevent the BILE from
passing through and consequently the
gall bladder usually enlarees.
When the gain bladder does not
function properly either because OF
gall stones q because Of inflamma.
ton. ones health may Be seriously
menaced- When . surgeon Is not sure
Of the diagnosis. he usually recon-
mends an operation for the sick"
gan bladder. Because the gall blad.
der may become . veritable eesspool
OF poison. ~ removal 10 sometimes
marked with . great improvement.
especially In those patients Who have
been ailing for years, with enervation.
depression. low blood pressure, slow
pulse. ~biiiousness. and occasional
Jaundice.
The greatest majority Of cases can
Be cured by proper dieting, without
the necessity Of the operation. Il Is
simply : question Of cleaning out the
Ike: and gall bladder through fasting
and restricted diet. and then teaching
the patient to correct his habits 81
living 80 the gain bladder viii not
again become sick.
TO clear up the symptoms ana Aid
IN removing the stones, the most
rapid response viii b found to Be the
olive oil and fruit Juice method. This
relieves the gan bladder where there
has been . pronounced bile stasna.
ton which must always exist before
gall stones form. The treatment
should begin With . rood dose Of four
ounces Of olive oil mixed with four
ounces Of lemon Or grapefruit 1uice.
This mixture should be taken Just
before bed time. and should Be fol.
lowed the NEXT day With the grange
Juice Or grapefruit fast until the
symptoms par. This large quantity
o. oil stimulates the liver into Pro.
cucing N abundant quantity Of bile.
and this wHl often wash out small
gAll stones immediately. and the new
Bile coming down helps 70 dilute the
thickened bile Ia the gail bladder.
n one dosage 81 OIL Is not sufficient.
it viii Be advisable to repeat the olive
OIL dose for one q two nights. q.
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she'd van; to come back TO Mother
Rhodes. She seemed TO hate TO
leave Is much IS ! hated 10 hare
her go-hung around in the kitchen
Al morning. 1rst crying and then
laughing 1t herself for . big baby.
but-you'd have died laughing at
the sighf-munching At something
nearly ell the time. never saw
such . girl for eating n Ill my
born days. Why. when ! came back
down after they'd arrested poor
Cora and taken her away. there was
Daisy Oh. drat that phone! | guess
It's another reporter"
DIT whoever It vas and whatever
further confidence In regard TO
Daisy's greediness had been inter-
rupted. Dundee did not wait 70 find
out. Very slowly. very thoughtfully.
he assembled the stairs on bis way
to Norma Paige's room.
There are 90 mary possible
angles to this dendish case that III
60 dippy Il I don't Hnd . solution
soon." the young detective told him.
self disgustedly.
"Hulio! Hullo!' the parrot greet
ed him cheerily % bs entered the
girls room.
"Heilo. Cap'n!s Dundee went 10
!. the care and fearlessly reached N
to stroke the gresnaand.yellow hesd.
lin thinking Of turning this pesky
case over % you. old sport How
about ~"
The parrot turned gravely on biz
perch and cooked . bright eyo at
the detective. "Bad penny! Bad
penny" hs croake6. proud Of the
new addition 70 his e1teutive 70
cabulary.
Fright you are:" Dundes laughed
Between -. we'll aysngs your
dead mistress yet. Cap'n. Thanks
for reminding me-"
He was more cheerful % he cot
about the disagrseabls task Of
searching Norma Paigs's room. for
the parrots words seemed like .
good omen. The room. unlike Henry
Dowd's. was redolent of IT. owners
personality. Dainty curtains Of
white wolfe. splashsd with yellow
da6odils. futterod Ct the double
windows. and tho name MATERIAL
immaculate. ruRled-was used Tor
bedspread and drssstngAebls cover.
Dundee had . strong suspiclou
that the girls own sxquistte taste
and competent little hands were
responsible for this exponoive
daintinsss. unusual even q . GOD
. boarding place . the Rhodes
House. Dig. ilsscy towels and %.
suTdly prstty little facs tewsle 81
0ne llaen. 81 embroidered WITH .
mosograamed y" huag o. tbe
rack above the stationary basin.
and upon tho green buSlap sereea
were tackled . ecero Of water oolos
extraordinarily the sislis
own handiwork. which she bad enes
used n her k~indsrearten clauses.
tor tho subjocts we're The sort .
appeal - small children.
Against the wall near tho Goos
was . small table. hearing a Old
, typewriter Of the same make and
vintage % the one ussd b. Dest
Ala9nus.. He was later % lt9ra that
both 0achines had beea rented
from tho name ageDcy. Beside the
mschln6 vas . stack Of yellow Gee.
endsheet pap4r. also Identical With
that which Nagnus use9. u
the little drawer % the totlo Were
: great many letters. som4 % than
ad6reaaed 10 . bol6. masculine
hanAwrttiRg. but most u them %
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Quotations

i have found that you canro,
spend "a years Il baseball and then
forget n.'-Ty Ccoo.
Laws can never take the place Of
character building Governor Theo.
dCye Roosevelt. 9! Porto Rico.
II ronce- vaethe. the plain
reads books for culture or
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Our Yesterdays
FORTY YEARS q

FORTY YEARS AGO
Hon. F. B. FAncher. Who nresided
Is president Of the constitutional con-
rention. arrived Ia the city today.
Representative Buchanan left TODAY
Tor his home In Sargent county where
nc VIII spend . few days before going
% MS home IN Indiana for the holi-
days
Miss N. Robinson has arrived from
Mayville to visit over the holidays
Wltn her father. Senator Robinson.
Members Of the Pioneer Fire COM
pany VIII attend the annual ball n
the Athenium tonight Ia uniform.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
MI. and 1lrs. r. J. Turner cele-
brated their thirty. third wedding
niversary last evening ct their home
on Second street.
Secretary Hammond Of the railway
commission. and his family have re.
turned 70 their home &C Ashley after
. tour Of Old Mexico.
Attorney Hedrix has gone 70 Can
nonball On . business miasion.
Thomas Challoner was here today
from jamestown on business for the
Northern Pacific.
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there's a chance that that electrical!
Junk IS worth SIS. the amount
Wheeler owed me. II he'd paid
more attention 10 bis lob and less
10 that silly invention Of Ills. he
could have Kept bis job and paid
his board bill
"lnyention:" Dundee inquired.
oh. some silly gadget to be ap-
piled to Z ssHi1: machine" Mrs.
Rhodes answered vaguely. II neve:
did set the straight OF u. but be
used my machine TO try II out on.
Well. have sou found anything else
to get all bet up over"
nCsDEE flushed and laughed.
- Nothing much" hs eradcd.
by the way. what's happened to
Cap'n:"
Norma took him. though its
more out OF . sense OF duty than
anything clsc. Poor girl I sup.
pose that's all she'll get out OF being
Mrs. Hosarth's hciress. and shes
afraid OF the bird"
I'm rather fond Of Cap'u my.
SELF" Dundee smiled. believe III
run up and take a look Ct him..
III that means you're going 20
search Norna's ROOM" Mrs. Rhodes
began, frowning. YOU'D better make
quick work Of It. for Norma comes
home around half.past three"
"Where does she work. By the
way? Those sound like bankers
hours"
Shes not working now. She's
going to business college. 70 learn
10 be . photographer and book.
keeper. reckon she'll be ready to
work In Walter Styles shop BY fall.
though personally | don't hold with
. husband and wife seeing too
much OF each other"
Dundee hoped Tor more crumbs
Of Information about the sirl whose
very name had the power to make
his heart beat faster. but Mrs.
Rhodes abruptly changed the sub.
jcct.
I'm going to depend on you. Mr..
Dundee. to help make things a
pleasant - possible for poor Cora.
I'm giving you credit Tor enough
sense 10 know she didn't have Z
thing TO do With murderin4 and
robbins Mrs. Hogarth."
"Thanks." Dundee grlnncd. ~0l
course I agree with you. and III dc
my bsst-"
"You don't have TO 30 % lar q
to make Bert jealous" Mrs. Rhodes
Interrupted. with one OF her grim
smiles. Looks like the Rhodes
House will have two weddings ID
the near future. I'm glad Tor Cora:
Shes : ine woman. even II she did
let Emil Sewer make . fool Of hsr.s
Then you think that Cora and
oevisr were-well. lovers?" Dundsl
probed dimdently.
II Id thought %. wouldn't
have let II 60 on 10 NY house..
Mrs. Rhodes retorted. "But thers
was Certainly . good deal Of What
the kids these dsys call heavy pet.
ting BY the way. Daisy 0hep.
herd - coming hack here % board.
thought she would"
what! She's changed her miud
already!s dundee exclaimed.
DAISY always Vas sort OF 1lghty.
but I'm mighty fond Of her. % whsn
she phoned at noon today and asked
for her old room, back. | told her 70
come right ahead. She'll - here
IN time for dinner tonight ted
her Sunday morning. when che
came out into the kitchen cd
btgan 70 cry on ny shoulder. that
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Or. Mccoy win gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed 70 rim, care OF
The Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope foe reply.
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Kill time.-Rev. Joseph r. Si1oo
o! Washington
"A man Is said 70 be getting oioe1
when he thinks the girls are getting
prett4e- and the climate IS changing
William Feather.
MY only regret is that the final
instsllmenf % the story won't come
GU, until I'm gcne.--Rollin Dex1sson.
on the Sa1icws-
An educated scoun6rel Is q double
rAtrchild Of the
Character Education Association.
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@4BBes3s1pfssaissa;s a9tafxSsst;I;se

viously from girls. Dundee glanced
II them ~enviously. So many people
knew her better tten be did. but
no one could think her dearer,
sweeteT. prettier
FIGHTING with the dis,aste he
felt At the thought Of rummax.
ing among her intimate bclonfinRs.
the young detective paused before
the dresser. In neat little silver
frames there we're three ENLARGED
snapshots: one Of Norma and Wal.
ter sitting very close together IN
the lawn swing: another OF Bert,
Cora and Norma on the front
porch: the third . group Of small
children. with Norma . laushins
nucleus for the charmine picture.
For . moment Bonnie Dundee vas
tempted to commit . small burglary
on his own. but he had promised
Mrs. Rhodes to leave syerythins q
be found It.
Signing. he forced himself % 70
Oh With his ugly duty. which 30
performed - thoroughly - % HE
heart we're In no way involved. hut
n dresser drawers. book case ana
clothes closet be found uothins %
cast the slightest shadow Of suspj.
eion upon the girl be believed Il .
Implicitly.
He had scarcely closed her door
after bis unchivalrous visit when
b heart light. swift steps upo1 the
stairs
'0h. hello. Mr.. Dundse!" Norma
Paige greeted him with . cordial
smile. She was swinging her broad.
brimmed leghorn hat and @ shs
spoke she pushed the moist bronse
cuTle from her white forehead.
did you ind . position todayf"
I'm afraid ! vas too lazy 70 hunt
very hard for . Job" ho grisned.
and hated the necessity tor lyips
to her. But rye GOT . little schemo
TOR work can % n ny ewn reon.
Had private phone lnstalled
today" 10 explained % tho sour
ef the minute. Tor b knew hie tele.
phone would excite commept ane
speculation. Than. eoundine mere
bold than he felt: sWoa't you . q
Good Samaritan and cone 6ovn %
OF On the porch WITH ~? I believe
it, Z ll4Aso cooler now ard I'm ach.
i1s Sor sane cheerful conysssa1lop
~
I'm awfully sorry. Norma IL.
torrupte6 hastily. 4 little otlIly
sh0 justi1e1 herSell: I've nee q
practice % the typewriter TN din.
neT Tina Nv Arst epeo0 teet q.
morrow: aad IN sinpiy terrible On
typinsls
'You have your Own maehjnefs
y asked. % make e~ooyorootlon. .
thai % DisAt hel6 hes . llttle
longer.
'0h. 10! rentsd Il, Or rather
Ne. Aagnus ro1ted e lef -. einco
- Va Dottl1e 90 IT. himooll
IT. . toarful el1 rattletrop, but ~
ooo0 eaeuUb les Dsnetloo ueek.
CO - ~ maehine at school only
q heus-a ~ end that's not enougb
tor . slow pete like mo.s
Aore 6lsepDoiDted thas % would
admit . himeelR. Oundoe Ind %
ehelee but 70 idle NTH dinner. WITH
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London.-n the experiments cf DR..
=. willard Hershey are accepted as
proof. the human race needs m en-
eirely different brand Of air than it
. now using. In experiment with
rats. he has found that air In which
hsllum q substituted for nitrogen, is
better than regular air. Air ccm-
posed u = per cent oxygen and IS
pr cent areon d also found 10 be
better than the CIR We now breathe.
Ihere are 7.0oo miles Of water
mains n London.
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A remarkable group Of petTified
trees. some o. them - feet Ia dame.
ter. exists IN California. and another
Ia Yellowstone Park. Ia which the
trees are s.ill erect, though converted
into stone.
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This has


MRS. Emma ssOGAnTn. SAID ~
kesD . Dos RI ~ 0soey l.. hss
Foam an the serus1 0sos 81 Mrs.
RHODES bonr6toG hooae. IL
stvseGIeA - death between igsl5
ssd 1858 sRtss6ay oiEbs. Jsse ~.
RfNAtE DlNDEE. 'cUh. seter.
Tive. ~sssssss LIi:t1. sTnAMN.
xEtIER. s0soes Aossdes. wbso
Mrs. IJoEassh s~rsaed NJ sssIsg 10
rob her aUo who hao disappear red.
sOFN BARKER. shssEht 30
have bs6 IN sGs1s viii Sesiev. u
nrssste1 No , mssev5ss wltneAs
.sr''. !. s'T: !. W.: s:.s :%:'s. .s..:
sh.rsIy ss~v ". Osb@s sen,1ers
DoWD: NORMA rscr. i.ss..
h~Is~as ~ he HeGaslb henp1 wh~
IeeUrSee The aid w~Easn's wsaah
~ he~ominz engage6 10 WALTER
Mr.. HsssssAs RERT NAGNl~.
nmste09 s~esagjO writer WIN -
i:.I5. a.G nsisY .nErmEan.
The ssiy h~ardes whs srSesss 70
stay m NJ shr Ohe6es' heu~s.
c,,. me '. e.. ,,. !. :sr... s;: ..
sia'a sruak shet ehe sally
GRAVES wh~ ssrlsss hes ,ase =
mossh IL hcs Aaoehses ns1 shne
the I'D" 0eNsl~ae6 - her diary
Il nAN GRIFFIN. sos-ia.i1w
~sMseszirs ~ whese .'tsvniaE -"
esystevtOus sSsranssa0ees ~ salty
esvas~se MaS0se ~ New 3aek use
enHaek WresINrs. 0e~nee ~oneluees
shrt ~" Muv1eesd roth ss0m~n
nrN terms bis ate~Wtesn ~ h
reWram.ss n Oh. Rhodes hea@e.
ss,~s :.s $1,000: no"s'. go. =;
proves saDse. OoN1ee seavshss
NaEnus' sO0Ns.
Now In o. wGTH THE STONY
CHAPTER xxx
81 THINK I've found the culprit
who has been blowing out your
fuses. Mother Rhodcs."
Mrs. Rhodes looked up from the
check she was writing. Her blsck
eyes snapped. Then I'll siye you
. recommendation a. I detective"
she promised gsimly. "What did
you find?-a fan With q D. C. cur.
rent: We have A. C. here"
Bert Magnus has enough cleo.
trical junk In his room 10 blow on,
q dozen fuses." Dundee laughed. II
never suspected be Was mechan,
icaiiy inclined"
Hes not. and III have to take
back that promise to give you Z
recommendation Mrs. Rhodes re-
torted. THAT box Of junk was iefl
behind by . boarder who sneaked
out In the night with nothing bul
suitcase. leaving me to whistle foI
the three weeks hoard he owed me
I rented his room the very next day
10 Bert Magnus. before that worth
les husban6 Of mine had Eot
around to storing the boz 10 thu
basement"
Dundee srtnned. "And Dusty still
hasn't got around . taking thu
box away?"
II did manage 10 push him W
the stairs one night % DO the Job,
but then be and Bert rot 70 talkiul
radio. and between them they
thought they could construct Z
radio set out Of some o. the junk.
II seems that most 81 the parts los
: small set are fhsre. but could
have told Bert then that It'd - Z
cold day 10 August Nhen he got
Dusty 10 do anythlne that looks
that much like work. n the Rhodes
House ever has : radio. III havs 70
buy IL llui since Bert didn't seem
70 mind b ayins the box IN biz room.
! thought IA just leave Il there I'll
the ~ 1oys are W. The Law 70.
quires me to hold > boarder's trunk
for ~ days before seDlinG It to sat.
isfy his unpaid hoard bill. Not thai
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The frs. robin story Is already u haCd-fron Oh:o
and The only trouble Is that its impossible 70 figure
gu, whether this particular bird Is getting tnese ahead Of
time or ,us, getting away late.
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All tina. is needed now TO make the British situat'on
complete Is .w some hard-boiied old Tory landowner 70
.asuc = statement, blaming Engiands recen; Severe storm
and floods on the radical Labor government.
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surgical operation Is necessary. I do
MOI advise this until the patient has
first given . complete trial 10 the
dietetic method.
During the acute attack or colo !
hot sitx bath o. no. applications over
the painful organ give the greatest
+, relief. After . period Of fasting and
dieting another dye test Of the gall
bladder should Be taken which vii,
usually show . decided Improvement.
II. after . most rigid dietetc reei.
men, no improvement at Ill is noted.
and the gall bladder still refuses 10
empty out the dye, It is then time
enough to consider IN operation for
Draining Or removing the gall blad.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Seeorfhea Desmatitas
question: Mrs. B. Z. 8. asks: what
IS q cause Of seborrhea dermatitus
and what Is the treatment? Is il
catching?"
Answer: The fundamental cause OF
seoofThea dermatitis is the same A.
With all skin diseases. Such diseases
Always show . toxic condition due to
2 oe1inite intestinal poisoning prtnci-
pally from sluggishness OF thu colon
everything must be done to cure con-
s.lpetion. and patient viii see a rapid
alminuation Of symptoms Is soon as
snefe are two or three -egular bowel
movements each day.
Buckwheot Cakes
question: NJ. I. asks. .vvon,d ,,,,
consider buckwheat cakes harmful -
"a eioerly person who is afflicted
With ecxema?"
Answer: II you will watch my 10. ~,
menus appearing in your naner 800,
FI1oay. you will Z that / never Al.
81 ouckwheat or other hot cafes,
!! anyone. young or old. and ce-.
.AAlly Ia your case such food shon,d
not &c used. Send for special articles
explaining the cause and cure ~ r.
sena, and in the meantime follow ~.
menus published each week in his
column. eAs
Fears Hereditary Influence
question: A. p. writes: INV mo,h.
ers fathers sister vas what vo,,
auSnt term simple" but not insane.
ne mind never developing beyond
snAs OF . child. I am about to be
married and this has worried mr.
Greatly. Is ! an afraid Il NAV ho
neteoltary. II so. I would not like
% take . chance on marrying"
Answer: I am sure sou need not
iear trouble. from such q Slight here
oltary influence. providing you. our
sell. determine to live q hcalthful life
copyright. ls29. BY The Bell Syndi-
cate. Incl
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though occaSionaliy the gan bla1des
may Be % congested with gall stones.
perhaps hundreds Of them, that q
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Christmas: Once-a-Year Brotherliness


1he Christmas season is > funny time .. year ra~,-
YOU stop 70 think sbou. i.
Tor a b1e. tao or i!rce weeks We s.er TO step o.; q.
ol, ordinary characters. We take on 4 generosity 1no
q ,hougn.iuileAs tina, We don't exhibit, very mich .t
o.ae. times We j.. o.Ler peoples poverty and u.,-.
bc,sss Us, ard we .y " % what xe can TO help.
In every city IN he lano people are j3ininS ha.:os q
or4.s asyDi.-aas - he homes o9 the unfortunate.
cosi. .lolr meat and clothing are beinz 20. ince.n..
Tor .atni.,es tina, sand 70 Be cold and hungry th4 ~.n.e.
Newspapers. luncheon clubs, charitable organizations anc
cher groups are collecting tcys. boxes OF randy ard 20
on :os children 1ho are looking forward 20 = barren boil
cay. Tn.re .5lI be turkey dinners for folks who haven :
Aac : god sauare meal fU xeek..
Al. In al. people are really going - d good cea. d.
trouble 70 see tia. those who are less lucky. less vel
supplied With this worries goods &c. an even break on
Christmas.
This Is mighty encouraging 10 one can ,ook oa ,Eiz
sDec.acle-inn su1den flare-up o! generosity ard k.IN-
ness on IN. part o: millions Of peop.e-r1.hou. getting .
Ia~ .a.;n IN human nature,
gu. we're d s:Yange race, at that. For We tend 70 con-
!.se our generosity and our thoushtiulness - tbs one
be-.oc % the sea,
kr,u..d Christina time NC &c. 50 that we're bothered
b: me though, tina. there ere people in our town who
haven, got al mucn as We have. II makes Us unhap2.
u tn.nk O. them 50 unhappy that We get busy anc co
something about il.
BIZ. curing ,hc rest 0. the year j, doesn't worry Us
We don't ,ake time 10 think about l.. The people tEat
ve nt.p al Christmas tine can figh. their Own battles
and lose them. ,op-from January 70 Decembe-
Generosity is a beautiful thing. But why should We
display j, only on no weeks ou. Of the xtole year?
VIC don't. really. amount " quite as much a. vs
,a.nk W DO Were no. quite as good, Or q. kino, Or AZ
noble IS ne supposc.
II nc could only carry over, into everyday !a:e. :lls
acnsit..encss and consideration that we cispla: around
Christmas. We could make this into a pre:t? fine so.t 81
world. The Job .! building the city Of God, right here
on this trouble stained earth. isn't half as hard as s!s
cracked up 70 be. II would be dead easy i! we'd start n
.he RICH. place.
And where is tina, right pisce? RICH. il our own
hearts. o! course.
Pu, in.o our daily lie the anxiety about you! fellow
n-a,a welfare tina. you display on Christmas. and you4
have done your part.
That's ell there is 70 il. Simple, isn't i2 Onc Q! .nese
days, Won't re be able 70 do II?
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Tne National Congress. u India adopts an independence
resolution. lifting much OF IL verbatim from the Aneri-
can Declaration Of Independence. Ihose Indians had
he,.er BE- careful; we signed the thing l5s years ago.
and nov look a. Us.
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one case where i, WASH. cheaper than
paying rent.
Advocates o. early shopping ADVISE
US 70 Be on oIr toes. Might .uy Is
Tell-TeTvboty else is on EN-
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