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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1926.
ROSEBURG
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B. W. BATKS
BURT O. BATE3
Entered as second class matter May 17, 1920, at the post office at
Roseburc Oregon, under th Act ot March t, Ult.
. SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1t
THE PREVALENCE OF CYNICISM.
The statement is sometime, made that there is more
cynicism now than ever before.
at with skepticism, sweeping
uttered. It is claimed that the
and the general impression is
out against wrong tendencies,
it. Some seem to get those ideas because they think it shows
a certain superiority of intellect. It looks smart to avoid be-
..'ing fooled by the illusions that deceive less sophisticated per
,sons. People who are doing useful work do not commonly
' get these ideas. They see plenty of dishonesty, but they see
more people who are trying
useful service, which creates a belief that the world is essen
tially sound. They see very many who are giving up their
own time and money to do useful things for the community,
without expecting special benefit for themselves. They see
millions of hard working folks doing the best they can in
some narrow groove. They see a multitude of wonien work
ing hard to make pleasant homes and bring up well behaved
children. With all these people struggling for personal and
family advancement, trying to make better cities and towns,
..taking an interest in improved education, it seems rather
- silly for people to talk as if the world were all wrong and
human nature rotten. In the main humanity is marching
-along the path of progress. The gay followers of society
.. circles in great cities may think the world is a pretty empty
kind of place, but when you see the honest work done it is
hard to feel that the people are all on the wrong path: '
o
"Much has been heard in this country of the paradise
for wage earners which communism has created in Russia,"
says an exchange. "Soviet missionaries to the United States
have been singing the praises of this government of, by, and
for the workers, with which the Russians are now blessed,
' liut how do the Reds reconcile this description of sovietism
with the verified report of a strike of dock hands in Lenin
grad? A group of Russian workers, while loading a ship,
went on strike for higher wages. The government rushed
a detachment of Red soldiers to the wharf and drove the
strikers back to work. Instead of getting their wage increase
, the workmen were compelled to labor for 75 hours without
pay. In 'capitalistic' America, labor has established its in
. - alienable right to 'collective bargaining.' The striking wage
earner in this country is beyond the reach of government or
law, as long as he resorts to no violence. This is the sort of
protection labor enjoys under a government which soviet
loaders call 'capitalistic' American labor has its grievances,
, but, at its worst, its lot was better than that of Russian la
ior under communism. Such tyranny as that at Leningrad
was never known in the United States. Than class govern
ment or communism, there is no greater tyranny."
o
Suitable welcoming pillars will be placed both at the
north and south entrance to the city on the Pacific highway,
according to plans now under way. This is an acquisition
that should receive liberal support from our citizens. It is
pleasing information to the stranger entering our gates to
feet the mime of the city and a word of welcome. The im
pression left is lasting. Now, let us also be lenient to a de
gree, when a tourist passes through Roseburg and unknow
ingly violates traffic laws in a minor way, not to "treat him
rough," but on the contrary, aid him in a way that will en
'. courage respect of the traffic laws.
o
Now, altogether for a city park of some kind if only a
rest park for tourists and others. The time has arrived for
.Roseburg to go out and get a few things for the benefit of its
people and visitors. (There is no good reason why this city
m .should not have some sort of a park.
RipplingRhimQs
fy
LOYALTY.
Man is splendid, man is royal, he is decked with silver
bells; he is so intensely loyal to the country where he dwells!
To a native of Toronto 1 remarked, the other day, "Friend
and comrade, don't you want to come where it is always
May? Oh, I know a lovely valley, lying by the western sea,
where you weary keeping tally of the blessings you will see.
There the flowers are always blooming and the birdlets al
v.ays sing, there old Mother Nature's booming all the joy
of endless spring. There no bitter skies are weeping, there
, is neither heat nor cold, and the nights are fine for sleeping,
and the days are edged with gold. In the homeland yon have
rhosen winds are boisterous and raw, people's feet are often
frozen and their whiskers seldom more. All the kopecks you
' are earning, nil the coin you sadly crate, goes to keep the
home fires burning, goes for cordwood, coal and slate. In
the summer you are melting, gasping in the horrid heat, in
the fall cold rains arc pelting, washing ieople off their feet.
Ict me lead you by the finger to that valley in the west,
where the scented zephyrs linger, where the storm fiend is
a jest." Said the native of Toronto, "Your old valley is a
fake; 1 am going homeward, pronto, to our city by the lake.
It is true the blizzard bellows over all our countryside, but
the cold makes stalwart fellows and we point to them with
pride. Canada, old Britain's daughter, hosts of mighty men
can show, though we wade through wind and later, with our
sideboards full of snow."
NEWS - REVIEW
by The News-Reviaw Co, I no. ..
-I'rtteldent and Manager
.. Secretary-Treaaurw
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People's motives are looked
charges of dishonesty are
world is rotten with hypocrisy,
given that it is useless to stand
since so few people are doing
to do faithful work and render
iVtott Mason
a a
saw m Tl -
Pimas
BY BERT G. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Ws read todsy where
A socisty damsel
Had a timber scene
Painted on bar back
And we'll bet
.There It enough .
Wood In her dome
To furnish fuel
,Fpr the
Oregon Soldiers home
For several seasons. )
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Hsrdsning of ths arterlss
paving the highways.
In future centuries this will be
reierre- n wm.n we
airplane arrived and ths petticoat
disappeared.
One of ths hardest, rules of the
little gam of life is ths one that
force ths old but competent man
Into Idleness and give his Job to
a young out Incompetent on.
If waistlines are going higher
as fashion notes predict, and if
skirts are going to remain Just as
short then, oh, what then?
4
John D. Rockefeller will leave
behind one example worthy of Im
itation. He waited uptil his 86th
birthday to writ his first poem.
Frankly, we don't know any
thing about the Dutch language as
It Is spoken in Holland, but aver
since ws saw the Dutch word for
'automobile" we have been wonder
ing. The Dutch word for automo
bile is "snellpaarselooszoondeer-j
spoorwegpitroolristung"! 1
FAIR AND WARMER
i
;
and
Ths snow was falling thick
fast
As to my bosom I huooed fast
The News-Review, ; whose .front
page bore I I ill! '
A legend which did. make rnl sore:
"rair and warmer." I
t l l"
Th weather man is daft thouoht!
nm closer to my throat. I brougiTT
The collsr of my overcoat;
Th msn Is nuts whoever wrote:
"Fair and warmer."
The air was raw and bitter cold
And I was feeling weak and old, '
As through the fog I plowed my
way, t ,
Thinking In vain of that great day!
"Fair and warmer." , -
Completely spent at last I fell; ,
I could not rise, I could not yell
And a my consciousness expired
I simply moaned In accents tired:
"Fair and warmer."
, I
Mr. Clinton Gorthy has taksn
the agency for the Wimpus, a new
Invention which is sweepln' the
village like widfire. It la predicted
Clint will aoon be rollln' around
th main stem in a Rolls-Rough
flivver and high-hattin all the fel.
lers.
"Lots fellers Just us
head for a hat-rack."
WHEN WE
WERE KIDS
Happtnings Back in tha
Early Day of Rosaburg.
(From the Koaeburg Plalmlcaler
Keb. 1, 1SU7).
At about 11:30 o'rlork Thurs
day last, the stillness was broken
by sharp detonatlona coming from
the south, which were plainly
hearil by belated pedestrians.
Klreman Hendricks of the north
bound overland, came Into the city
on foot and Informed the night !
operator that the train had been j
held up at Shady Point and Ihe
robbers were looting the express I
and mall cars. A posse was or-j
ganljed at once by Superintendent
Fields but when they arrived on j
Ihe scene the bantlll hail de
parted. Farmer I.lndsey who lived,
near the scene of the accident,
hearing the reports, concluded ,
that there was a holdup In pro j
gies. snd he took his lru.ty Win
chester and started out. - Si
Ihe light of the burning far. the
expliMlons having set lire to the
express ear, he then made up his
mind that there was a wreck, took
back the gun and taking
Bxe
and buckets hurried to the scene.
The robbers had looted the ex
press and mall cars and departed.
A reward of flHOd Is offered for
their rapture.
... ., 'I"n Smart slappiui! helps, i, kx course. If ihe taice ankles are due
See the Mers self tl Ina sp , ., h,.1,, ,,.lik lo ,, , , orJ hr,
pump at Wharton llros. It Is a bin',,, ll)uni, oul ,,. ,,,,,,,.1,.,. Hntl.l rant:
Improvement over the old type of ,,. ,, ,n,, ,k , tt,al , Biv There is a hand roller on tV
spray pumps, because It Is enrlos- will nul become flabby. Von hive, market, a ierullsrly coriUKat.d
ed and runs In a bath or oil rki'it,, , these eer day. fnithiully. wooden affali ( the trade name ot
our automobile enalne. Kt lit every rr some months. If jnu'rt- mrr, which I can t itive In the column),
pall Is ea.ty to ael at. It Is Hilar- In. bclore vou see Ihe ettects ol It. which. If used viKoronsly on Hose
siiteed by one of the oldest nisnu-
Iscturers of pumps III this rouni).
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Pa In I Extraction
Gas Whtn Detlrtd
Pyorrhea Curtd
Phone 4SS Maoulc Dldf.
ANSWERED LETTERS
Jesse O. H. R. Olive oU may nails and make them ridgy and
be substituted for almond OU in brUtle.
making tbe fine cold cream. Be i Mrs. George D. S. In many
sure that you get the beat grade canes bran added to the diet is a
of, and follow the directions glvixood thirls, and the only way to
en with the formula, Juat as If you i decide when la to watch the effect
were using the almond oil. ! it has on your habits. Where there
Unless you can get the finest
grade almond, you had better use ' retainea tor several or more
the Olive oil. i days,' It will cause Irritation In the
John B. O.-A high frequency:'"'"''"' lve 8tute
treatment amounts to a violet ray w couc-
treatment, only very much lntensi-i Several tablespoonfulls of bran
fled. Many physicians add thla to ouce ""y should be all neces
oiher kinds of treatment for dlf- rv ,0 lve U8 proper amount
ferent ailments. It Is helpful In re- j
Uevlag congestion, and because of,
this, It will usually clear up a bad
case of pimples. But it is not an
outfit that should be In a beauty
; parlor, aa it requires a physician
. ,h .,,,,.., aml length
ot time the treatment Bhould be I aorbent cotton under them. After a
given. ; , j few weeks the nail will be grow-
Mary H. and Jane F. D. Some-1 '"8 aRain In its normal way and
limes a liquid polish for the nails !lhe fleshiness will disappear,
amounts to an enamel, and Is not j Miss Fannie G. J. Reduction
at all natural in Its appearance, through electric treatment usually
The proper amount of polishing j means electric massage by means
may be obtained through buffing of rollers, electric manipulation, or
the nails, and the oil or wax used .electric exercise of the muscles
Is merely to act as a lubricant, i to cause a stimulation to the cir
PolUhes that cover the nails with culaiion.
a glassy surface will dry out the Tomorrow Sea Baths.
Wicienf
usea
rw
Laura A.KirKmorf
UNUSUAL VEGETABLE DISHES
t ' TOMORROW'S MENU
:!)'; .Breakfast
':;!? Cereal
Scrambled Eggs
, Coffee
Toast
t
Luncheon
Baited Beans
Catsup
f
Jelly
Wholewheat Bread
Cookies .
Tea
Dinner
I i Tomato Soup, .
1 : Pork Chops
Mashed 'Potatoes
Peas
( i Celery
Chocuhle Bread Pudding
III Coffee
T
, bake 30 minutes In a moderate
Many people today do not eat : oven. Serve hot.
meat often because ot a high-) Peanut Butter Potatoes: Make
Blood-pressure diet. I do not at- cupfuls of ordinary white
tempt to build diets for my read-1 sauce (of sweet milk, flour, but
ers (that Is I work for the family j ter and seasonings). When hot and
physician). Hut I believe that the i smoothly thickened, add one table
tollowlng -baked .dijlies will be of ' spoon of peanut butler and stir
use to many wAo are forced to,"1 11 ls melted. Turn this sauce
adhere to a vegetarian diet: j into a baking dish and add two
.Carrot-Macaroni: Into a baking cups of sliced white cooked pota
dlsh DM three-Quarters of a cun of ! toes. Sprinkle buttered crumbs
cujil Bwet milk, one-(uurtb Ua
apooQ of nalt, and one-half cup of
mild Amwrlcan cheese finely ehop-p-d;
mid one tablespoon of flour,
one cup of cooked marcaroni brok
en tiniall, and one and one-half
cups of cooked and diced carrots.
Slip thu diah Into a medium-hot
oven to bake 20 minutes, aud serve
hot.
Bean ftlr: In a medium baking
DietHealth,
By Lulu
I vnniawn
ioW2W and EraAhandtiet fa Children'
EXERCISE FOR
Fat ankles and legs, fat tummies. ' there Is no muscle tissue in the
fat arms, over-large breasts and breasts to bo toned up. This uu
double chins and hips cause an aw- fortunate conditiuu 1 one of the
fill lot of misery In this world, results of allowing mnself to be
Judglng from my corn spondenc.-. , come over-fat, winch you will have
Willi hardly any exception, there to bear. The only comfort that 1
Is general oterlatness in these can give yon is that you have
cases, and oftentimes dieting and thouaxmls of fellow sufierers, if
general exercises for the general ; there is any truth In the saying,
reduction will do away with these "misery likea company."
hated spots.
ir It doesn t, then you can give j The bending and twisting exercise,
some special attention to th. se ;and the special exercise of silling
parts, with the exception ot theion a stool with Ihe f.et under a
breasts. These should be left , heavy piece of furniture, and bend
severely alone. While n0 liarni'lng backwauls and lorwards; all
might come from massage and the 'trunk exercises are good,
rubbing on of reducing ointment Fat hips: Kicking exercises, and
(which wouldn't do any good any- the long brbsk walks. 1 have hail
way ), the breasts arc such delii .He Iseveial reports from the kicking
structures that you might injure ' exercises. One friend of mine said
them ami lay the foundation lor
futuie tumors.
ISiginnihg ai the head, well use
up Itiese tut spots:
Thf tl..ull.' chin: For this ou
i-nouiti isKt siii'i'iiii ni'i'K ixtTciMis.
'I In- nu k mufi'lt-s nvt vi'iv Ititjw
t vrrlM- In Uu- dally 1 1 InK rmiuni1.
That Is ooiiAiiteied one 01 Hie ri-a-.Iar
Vk!oiis Hue Is apt to show (Irat in the1
Ueck; to reiliH'tn or not. the uil-
lowing exercise, should be t.ien
every day, several tine a a d.iy:
llend Ihe head backwards and t,ir-.
rd ss far as possible, ami tlst
nom sine to suie. in the ninrninx 1 also ha. I good rejMrts from,
hemre ) 011 g. t up. pla e jour pll ) Fat ankles snd less: Husk alk
low under your shoulders and doling. uancInK dry the Charleston -this
exercise In this position. You that's a good fai -ankle twlstei. the
can also massage the neck lth seoolchinc exercises, twistlns: same
cold cream. ruhhlnK It up aud a the exen Ises for the arms, (it
Ihe Hreasls: I've discussed that. Kct at able siKits. for lo or I" intn
I mill )ou that ou miisiu i mas- utes s day. will buiic ri'sulis. Not
salt, these You'll lllul thai when the Wast of the bcnctlla frnni such
the t.il unilemesth the breasts a massaKe In the exercise ou take
ihe spare tlie-hiis aou- down w hile jtnins )oui seit ihe in.issate
your bieasts will not be so ). oml-, liemeiute r U s aoins lo take a
unit. Tho will also reduce with month or loner on an ol uuse
aenetal reduction. If jour brents lo show any ruuli.:
have hern very lal aud icndii.tis i Tomorrow Odd Momnt of
and vou are over 10. and even if. Ercise.
you ar under t. they will never! -e o
resume their normal shape, lor Cook with gas.
' much sluggishness, and the bran I
rougn loou.
Ellen May O. An Ingrown nail
should be cut ln a concave, so
. that the side will be longer than
I the center. Lift tbe ends where
j tbe nail grows into the fleshy
! nans, and tuck a tlnv bit of sh
dish mix together two cups of
cooked white rice, one-half cup of
cold sweet milk, two tablespoons
of chopped mild American cheese
and one cup of canned lima beans, i
Season with salt ami pepper to
suit individual liking and bake 20 .
minutes in a medium oven. Serve
hot. I
Kidney Beans Supreme: Into a i
caserole put two cups of dried
kidney beans which, you have -w
.aked overnight and then boiled i
tl.t ..'nder In salted water. Add
one and one half cups of canned
corn, one lublespoon of minced :
green sweet pepper ; (previously ;
parboiled, with seeds removed),!
and one well-beaten egg. Add a
dash each of salt and pepper and
over all and bake ten or 15 min
utes in a hot oven. Serve hot.
Vepetable-Stuffed Baked Pep-1
perj: lJo you realize that the green
dweet pepper may be parboiled and ,
then stuffed with vegetable mix
tures us well as with meat mix-'
lures, for baking? Try the above
combinations in pepper eases.
Tomorrow Requested Knitting
Directions.
Hunt Peters. MJft
FAT IN SPOTS
The fat lummy ami diaphragm
'she reduced three inches in Iht
hips by kicking backwards and
(oiwards. lmi limes a day. wilh her
hand on a piece ol furuitu:
ptu'se in rola of 1V. tour times a I
usy. 1 uc (liKir rullirn; rvmses
are s1m kihmI fur Tat uimmti .i snd
'nil's. Vow don't hae tu loll over
enough to beeoine tli.v.
Fat aims: With the arm hanc-
inn bv the side, twist them lit and
oiu as tar u.h nosslble. irn.inK the
miiseles at the sane' time. I h thi
1DU times a d:n- In relats of
each time. This exercise I have
ALL THIS WEEK
Wo have just received another shipment of fine new Phonographs, both Art Model
and Uprights. The Brunswick Co. is cooperating with us in this sale, and have Riven us
some wonderful bargains on brand new late models, values from $150 to $250 being
offered at this sale at
$65 and $68.50
Terms of $10 down and $2 weekly being given.
VTi'L53ESWs5,5?a.
pus.; - m-uM-.
! fiHr
THIS BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE
model. Regular price $150.
Now on sale for
$98.50
10 SELECTIONS FREE
EASY TERMS
UfJ thrawsrsartil i ICJ,
BRUNSWICK CONSOLE
Late Model
Regular price $210, now enly
$105. 10 selections free. $10
down, $2 per week.
A real dollar saving event
HaUau&. '-'.
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Values galore in used Pianos and Phonographs
If You Failed to Attend This Great
Sale last week do so now. Place music in your home. Nothing takes the place
of music and now is the opportune time to purchase. . Save money.
buy ott's Music Store
fNUW Phone 461 Roseburg, Oregon
T
BE RESPONSIBLE
(AwnrUtrd Pmn LrurJ Wfrr.)
roKTLAXI, On. Juti. 2.
Warning that const i in t ion com
panics mut ciiher ucct'pt ri'.-iwtiia-itiHtis
for workman (: ha. it
forr.-ii u.Min thm by law
Kiv-:v-n-
n in a n port tixlav :.t I
of
a' i (I Mi ial
i-a, in t-nr -io;.
n, of Na.-h-
ti lllf n-nuit.
af i i 'xiiia
tt I'oniiilic.tif'i
Contrurtors of A imit
hi-ie. W. V. Crt iidil
illr. T 'nli . in-.'i"i! i
III- il'-rlarni lliut
slitm; vtihh sr.' I'H,
iU f, al th- ir nw n i IttU
thai t-xp- l it lire if tin'
Ho .kv
buil'linc In
co::'.ii i up
,dus(ry had
i oinnion as
Mll'il l
t lo the r;n lit anility of
a prnnosi'ii coiu. wiK-n tx-fn
ninitr consiib-raiiou.
"AiciiUnt pn-vfrition." said Mr.,
('rt'ishlon. "is iima:ily a maiitr
of I'tiiu-.illon. Almost any ran
w orkm..n can fni-tn; r li
of his fi'llow moikiion. irr iii.vc
of a contr.u toi f.it y i:..;t iiic ions
ex.iHritni" h.ir tb-arly .-hon
that IliM i"niniin is nm niiiMi'
b lopislat ion. T hi, htm 'v r. is
rot huko1-. Hn Jiny t- l-i- t!rt
h viUtlon not co,r,.-. if v.
f.til to riliict' tn t rirtiiy tin fit
H'!nt y and wt'rii injuiy to
Kflaiion of fln.iru inn 1rt huh
ri iim liscuf"tl by William J.
Moon-, or NY vk "ii tithT
fH:4Kcrji in tVN iiMiiui: n
n.aiii was lU-ili-ty KdMin.N, l.s
AnRt I -, chairman of IN bcl-IiiiK
tliviniun. SunintT Si'liili. 'n i;o.
Major W. K Uu l.aiii.-. Innvtr; li.
1 Jat vh, I hiiaii'l,.lii . i n:tu iiian
t thf Public Works. 1-
!iav am!
y UlviioD, Wal;?
rr
ra-vr
e$eOVpi
During this sale we have taken in a number of good
used pianos on payments on Grands and Player
Pianos and now have at bargain prices such makes
as Ellington, Wellington and Kingsbury, Schubert,
Concord and others ranging in price from $98 to
$250... Going at this sale as low at $10 down and
$2 per week.
r; rj-1
m
500 Edison Rec
ords now on sale.
$1.00 Records,
choice
46c
500 other Rec
ords going on sale
at 35c or 3 for
$1.00
Last week we did not ofcr any reduction
on Edison Phonographs but this week we
are offering every Edison on our floor at
big redactions.
Our EDISON stock is all late model con
sole type machines.
Big reduction on every instrument.
, K.in, I'ru(kl n. N. Y.;
, itii'is of Si. i'aul. Minn.
Conk with pa
BOXER YIELDS TO
MOTHER'S WISHES
AND IS GOING HOME
rh.ul- y Du.nlt'c. the local hover,
wlij Itas font: hi a iiunil- r of bat
th' ii lio.- ln!iK sinro th- fonna
tjoi: oi the boxing ctitiiini.-i.-ion hn
is i-r. inviiit: to 1- m.o l;n, bii,;r in
a .--h' l. tinif lo r iu:r: to hi.-s ii nv
in .New Vo-k Cny. lM:n h - :u-r-
' l t!t bnMliK ..!!; o.T tiif oh-
Jicticn of li s n.u-nis and in ppil1
of their pi oieM s, iii(.( ron'inu, 'I
lU-htiru. He has in -t p r !'..! a
e d- r li'om his re. lit r sia'irir that
hi. fail!; . Inaiih is r j-o'ir arid
uimni: him to reMirn l.n:;i and so
he h i.-', d- t ill il to ijiiiT the (iitine
and wilt have wiihin a (oi'!e of
weks for New York to bi- ith his
1areiit.-f acain.
Trlr-lt.
hat in t p
MoiT.s'tr,,
the Mi,,e-'il
toilite. It ti
the Soillhw
and oitllavv
There are w
atiil
froi
fe I al.th sr.-und.
Antiert
n y Iaou V i Uo "Hunker
Ii
ht&i
i. p tuiUtd by WaiLtr Ii;o.
Hat with
THEATRES
IVAjestic.
Ae';ir,." IM;e Stieak
idti Hen, ejir'-it'C vo
w.ll be the atiiMetion nt
theatre eoi"i'-nrim'
iiiH t.ik'K p!a" hI' ".i
m bt.nl-r. K.:.Kfi.i
' il IK ever ret 1.
il'i rii!es bv '.inrrnfin
(! Hiar nihin a I'arit , ba-i
an a i-n;dar.e 'iimdn.is of
i B
Brunswick, Style 117
Regular price $235. Our sale
price $63.50.
10 selections free.
$10 down, $2 per week.
ACT
NOW
- -
ia "His .Majesty, liniiker IJean,"
will ber.'in a two days' cnsaKe
in n L (unite tit the Anilen. theatre.
Mail .Moore ha. the title role,
and Dorothy D-voiv hi featured
uih him as the flapper heroine.
liunker l!"un in a young
of piy and retirinp disposition who
is ihiped by a rharlaian into be
lieving himself the reincarnation
of Napnifnn anl onn of the 1'ha-nuih.-.
and who bet otnea inspiniu
wt ha .-nprtnie belief in himself.
"Ilnnkt r liean" vas first puh!i.-li-ed
in 1'.'2 anil took the country
by storm. Today it still retains
its I'opuNnty, while most other
Im'stm lleis air forgotten.
Ii;iiiy lleanmont directed th"
pi o kid ion. and Jiilien Joseph st.
the .scnario, baInc It np-i:
llie I..
V. it.-o;i Dodd stage play,
-il ;
ts the novel.
Explains How Enlarged
Veins Can Be Reduced
Often Timet Veini Burst and ,
Cause IVuch Suffering, Expense
and Lou of Employment
Mnnv p.-ople hav become
"p'li.ib-nt beiaue they have b-
" d to I,. -Hew that there fs
initiy tliat will reduce a wo lb
v ms ami bimcheii.
V you will g-t a TTt-n-ourtcp
i iii.il bott of .Monne's Knict
i il i Hi; I ntiermh I at any first cia
rz cfore and apply It at hot.ie
it w ill quickly notice
t:iipro enifiit whlfti will contii:
t.-.tii ihe veiin nnd hunches are i
dm e, io ii.ii :v,a.
N'oon s i:ineiald (Ml hfl3 b'ou-
ni'u ii nnf( it to wonh-d i-ople
e.r the conntiy; tt one of t
wo-.dei fill id.-, ovei -lea of rec
't.tis and :sn-;e who i di;
lit.t'ci wiili n "u!.p can have th-
n.OLt-y refuudvd. All diuuta
.loti ol it,