ABLE TO NIVAL AIRMAN DO HER WORK TELLS OF TRIP After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert were In doubt about this cntU we was very weak. I felt like vomiting. heard a dog bark. Hinton waa nauseated, his stomach “ I took bearings with the compass was very bad, but our heada were as on the shack and the place where the clear as they are right now. dog barked. W e decided to land. We “ I f we had had a definite object we were In low clouds about 1,000 feet could have gone fifty or a hundred high. The wind was north by west, miles without so much distress. We the sun had been heating up our bag saw so much of the same sort of Thrilling Story of the Adventure and we began to go up. We reached woods that It appeared we were not 0,500 feet. It takes a long time to go going anywhere. But we were not of the Balloonists Who Were from that height. going In circles because we were Make a Bad Landing. steered by the compass zigzagging Lost in Wilds of Canada. “The clouds were below us and through the wood. That counted Pottsville. Pa. “ I suffered with above us. We got down about two against us. female trouble for four or five years and o’clock. It was a bad landing and we “ I began to lag behind pretty much ■ was very urei were pretty badly shaken up. We and Hinton suggested that I take off ] l was not were not hurt or thrown out, but the my flying suit. I did. nnd walked in I my work at times basket was smashed against the my underclothing the rest of the trip. I and took medicine I from a doctor and Lost to ths World 29 Days in All— ground. "Hiuton wrapped my suit around him Ig o t no benefit. Wandered Four Days in the Woods "The balloon caught between the as a sort of blunket. Just before noon I saw Lydia E. Pink. trees. We had taken the pigeons Into I had a nasty fall over a tree trunk With Nothing to Eeat Except the Ih a m ’ s V e g e t a b le the basket to protect them from the Into a hole three feet deep. I was Pigeons They Had With Them. ¡C om pou nd adver landing. Usually they ride In a cage bruised aul scratched but I got up tiaed in the news­ Mattlee, Ont.— After being lost to tied outside of the basket. The weath­ aloue. papers and took it and got all right, Hunch Fails to Help OuL the world for 29 days, four of which er was clear and nearly freezing. g a in e d t w e n t y were spent wandering In the woods, “ All three of us stepped out of the “ We didn’t eat at noon and made pounds or more and the three navy bulloonists, Lieuts. basket In our flying clothes. I took fire and warmed up and started off am now able to do my work. I recom the grip. We were soaking wet. Kloor again all together. W e were pretty mend the Vegetable Compound to my Farrell, Hinton and Kloor, arrived friends and you may use these facts as a here. Lieut. Farrell told the following took the pigeon cage. We started off blue wiien we camped the (bird night. at a terrific piice to get where tjie Ouf hunch about the third being the testimonial. — Mrs. S a l l ie S ie f e r t , story of their adventures: We dfd not stop fo In­ lucky day fllvvered. Lieut. Farrell’s story of the flight dog barked. 813 W. Fourth Street, Pottsville, Pa. The everyday life o f many housewives and wanderings of the trio begins with spect the balloon. From the bearings "Hinton said, ‘Let's write some let­ is a continual struggle with weakness the morning hours In ltoekaway nuval I took In tlie balloon we figured the ters and put them in our pockets,’ but and pain. There is nothing more wear­ air station on December 13 and goes dog to be south by east from us. I said, ‘No, we’ll have plenty of time ing than the ceaseless round o f house­ to do that.’ on through the ffight, the landing, and Start on Long Trek. hold duties and they become doubly hard “ Hinton could hardly hold his head “ We started through the forest on when some female trouble makes every up to the meeting with the Indian at bone and muscle ache, and nerves all on Moose Factory who saved their lives. that line. I carried my grip for one up. It was very cold and It sure was edge. “ It was Just au ordinary balloon day. We went on until dark and our worst night. We slept again with i f you are one o f these women do not hop,” Farrell began. "It was for train­ made a tire. I smoked two cigarettes Hinton near the fire and me on tlie suffer for four or five years as Mrs. ing. Hinton told me after we left while we rested; so did Kloor. Hin­ outside. I had the flying suit on, but Siefert did, but profit by her experience that the gas In the balloon was ten It was too cold to lie still, and 1 ton did not smoke. and be restored to health by Lydia E. days old, stale and Impure. “ We did not eat that day; we car­ would get up often. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. “ When I did Hinton did too, nnd “ Hinton called me up at about twen­ ried the pigeons until the next duy. ty minutes to 12 (December 13) and There was some snow on the ground, we would both sit near the fire for a told me I could come on flight If 1 so we got u lot of pine brush to He while. Kloor slant fine, almost In the wanted to. No special orders are on and I picked a lot of rotten wood fire. He kept getting his feet In the needed. We Just got permission from with my penknife. W e had no fire­ fire and we would have to pull them Commander Cummings o f the post arms—only the knife and the box of out. “ Next morning we kidded the kid— and Executive Officer Douglas. matches. “ I am senior officer of the three, “ Hinton went on a little to find a that’s what we called Kloor— and told but Kloor was In command of the stream. While he was gone he laid him he had been hogging the fire. flight, as he Is a balloon officer and 1 off Ills Hying suit to make better head­ Hinton Imd the matches, because he am n gunnery officer. I have been in way nnd he could not find It on his knows how to light a fire. We were careful with the matches. W e would aviation for three years and have way back. R eg U S.PaA OfT flown In every kind o f aircraft. We “That night 1 slept next to Hinton. go stiff when It took Hinton two left at 1 p. m. He was next to the fire. I was on the matches to get the fire going. Trio in Bad Shape. Left With Four Pigeons. Outside. Kloor lay off to one side and "W e had four pigeons; we let the slept. We got on line together in tlie “ Kloor had lots of pep after his first one go with a message for tlie forest. Hinton and I didn't sleep. night's sleep nnd Hinton was In bad Biooklyn navy yard. shape. I was a bit better off than We got up at daylight. “ Hinton nnd Kloor had heavy un­ Hinton, but not much. We started off They Eat First Pigeon. derwear and uniforms under their fly­ “ We ate a pigeon that morning, De­ without food along the bank of the ing suits. I hud only the underwear cember 15. We cleaned a pigeon and creek. I had a hunch that night might and the flying suit. I had a grip with cooked it. We divided It in three have frozen up the creek and I left my uniform and some other things in parts, a couple of mouthfuls apiece. them to go down and try it out.” it. We had eight sandwiches and two We drank water out of moose tracks The distance covered that afternoon thermos bottles o f hot coffee. None and holes in the ground. That is was not more than three miles. Next of the underwear was electrically what probably made me sick the next day (Thursday) almost the snme story AVOID SUBSTITUTES heated. day. We started off, I carrying my was repeated at nightfall, their dis­ C H E S E B B 0 U 6 I I M FG. C O . “ We expected to land next morn­ grip. tance from tlie "hypothetical" village S t a t e S tre e t N ew Y o rk ing in upper New York state. We had “ We came to a creek that day (the being still as undetermined as when no maps or charts except a railroad Indians call th is, stream the Neseo- they'made their landing. map of the Canadian Quebec Central haga). Hinton was leading and kept Friday proved to be the lucky day. line, which I bought. We had three moving too far to tlie wfest. In the morning Tom Marks, n Cree chances to land before we did. We did “ I proposed to him to go southeast. Indian trapper, who was inspecting stop once at Wells, N. Y. In 30 minutes we got to tlie creek, his traps on the outskirts o f the set­ “ We made fast to a tree near a which was not frozen over, so we had tlement of Moose Factory, an island light. It was In a window of a farm­ to follow the bank. We camped again in the bottom of James bay, noticed house. A man came along and we In good shape. I, for one, was not tracks which he Judged to have been asked him where we were. He told very hungry, but we were cold when made by three white men. H I» curi­ Catonlo G ats H e r Up / us, but he could not say what big town osity getting the better of the native we stopped walking. we were near. "Over a year ago," says Mrs. Dorn “ W e had made a fire and rested at Indian timidity In the presence of the Kloor Game to Go On. Williams, “ I took to bed and for 10 noon, but we did not eat In order to unusual. Marks followed up the tracks W e cast loose and went up again. conserve food. We months did not think I would live. argued about until early In the afternoon he came Eatonlc helped me so much I am now Il rained and blew during the night. where we were. I figured It some­ upon the three balloonists. up and able to work. I recommend It We could have landed at Ottawa at Kloor*« Story of Trip where in the woods in Canada, but highly for stomach trouble.” 11 p. in. We saw the lights of a big “The first days out were the worst," Eatonlc helps people to get well by city. But Kloor U just a kid and he wasn't sure. said Lieutenant Kloor, describing their How They Were Garbed. tnklng up and carrying out the excess was enthusiastic about a long flight. acidity and gases that put the stomach "A t that time 1 was still in my experiences. “ W e lmd practiced walk­ out o f order. I f you have Indigestion, We all agreed that w e ought to do a flying suit, Hinton .In uniform and ing with snowshoes at Moose Factory There had been rain sourness, heartburn, belching, food re­ decent flight. Kloor In uniform nnd flying suit. We while we w^re there ami thought we penting, or other stomach distress, from Wells on. uli wore Hying boots. My grip kept were experts with them, but after go­ The wind was north by west. That take an Eatonlc after each meal. Big ing a day on the trail chauged our box costs only a trifle with your drug­ night It blew hard and rained. There getting foul o f trees, so I threw it minds. It was quite stormy, too, and away at ten o'clock, but took care to gist’s guarantee. was no sign of civilization. But we the first week we were out we en­ thought It would be all right in the put It in a tree. Before that I got countered three severe blizzards. my good English shoes out of the grip morning. At daylight we saw only for­ “ On Sunday a week ago it became ests. The rain had calmed down. nnd put them on and threw away my so bad we were compelled to retrace flying hoots, which were pretty near There were low clouds nnd fog. our steps for more than a mile. We The rain stopped at 8 a. m. (De­ gone. also found that the dogs we hud with “ I did not make more tlinn four cember 14). We ate all our food dur­ us were inadequate for the load we ing the night. We had two packages miles the first day nor more than sev­ were carrying and had to send back en or eight the second day. Our night of cigarettes and one box of matches, Catieora Soap is the favorite fo r safety razor shaving. for more. The weather, however, was but you cannot smoke in a hydrogen camp was on the creek. We did not not very cold. We had lot» of moose eat. During the day we all nibbled balloon. We realized we were in bad Alcoholic Anthology. a bit of a kind of moss we found grow­ meat to eat and I think we are all “ Did you ever see any sense to that that morning.” feeling fine." ing around. Explains Flying Technique. old song, ‘Drink to Me Only With "What scientific values to he de­ “ We were not cheerful. We began Here Farrell paused to give a brief Thine Eyes?’ ” to dread thnt this dog harking prop­ rived from your trip?” was asked. “ I never did,” answered Uncle Bill explanation o f the technique of bal­ osition was a kind o f phoney. There “ The main scientific fact demon­ Bottletop. “ Nobody I ever knew In the loon flying. were so many noises. I figure now it strated,” replied Kloor, *‘ls tliut a You have a lot o f expendable bal­ old days was satisfied to say, ‘Here's was a w olf barking. We saw a lot of balloon of 85,000 cubic feet capacity lookin' at you’ without the customary last,” he said. “ We had twenty-one can remain In the air for more than wolf tracks. sandbags weighing thirty pounds accompaniment.’ ” — Washington Star. twelve hours. We were In the air Youngest Flyer Prays. apiece. At first the balloon rises with for twenty-five hours and could have “ Kloor told us he had been praying all the cargo. Then it begins coming remained there longer. Further than down as the gas deteriorates. When — not out loud, hut Just to himself. that I think nothing ought to he said I'm not much on religion; I didn't you are down too low you throw out h Has a cold, grip, or other infectious until we report to our superiors.” sandbag nnd that sends you up again. prny. No more than I made a propo­ disease sapped your strength? Do you Dogs Hail the Arrival. suffer backache, lack ambition, feel dull When all the ballast Is gone you sition they should dine off me. Kloor, a blue-eyed, ruddy young fel­ and depressed? Look to your kidneys! "Hinton and I discussed our course go up for the last time and have to Physicians agree that kidney trouble come dowu as soon as the gas begins while Kloor was pfaylng. We had to low who looked to be In the pink of often result« from infectious disease. admit we were In a pretty serious Jam condition, was the first to arrive. He to weaken. Too often the kidneys are neglected be­ cause the sufferer doesn't realize they ’Our twenty-first bag went over that and felt pretty blue. But when we came whirling around the bend of the have broken down under the strain ef uiornlng. A fter /that we had to throw quit we had a hunch that the third Mlssanalbi Into the town, riding on filtering disease-created poisons from the dog sled, with Sam Salnxbury, out equipment to keep up. We hauled day was going to be lucky. the blood. If your back is bad, your “ We ate the second pigeon and killed Toronto explorer, who had gone to In the drag rope which Is used In kidneys act irregularly, and you feel all run down, use Doan'I Kidney P ill» making landings and cut ft Into sev­ the other one the morning o f the third meet him. Doan'$ have helped thousands. A ik The howling of huskies tethered be­ Kloor put (the eral pieces. - We used each piece as day— December 16. your neighborI ballast. It was not very long before dead pigeon In his pocket. We did this fore Indian huts here was the first warning of the party’» approach. A to do away with the cage. the last piece went over the side. J o n a h Mathias moment later Kloor's sled came over "During the night Hinton and Kloor At 11 a. m. the sun came out and retired farmer^ 8. Second St.. Brig­ bec.ted np the gas In the balloon; got their feet In the Are. Now their the snow. He was bundled to the ham. Utah, aays: that makes the gas expand and sends flying shoes were burned and they had eyes In the garb of the country— "I suffered from severe attacks of to throw them away and walk In uni­ mackinaw, moccasins, wool cap and the balloon up. backache. Some­ form boota. My shoes were In the muffler— and no one recognized him “ We were fighting to keep In the times It was hard until he had slid stiffly from his sled air. AU we saw was trees, lakes, and best shape. for me to get up from a chair or nnd Introduced himself. Hikers Growing Weak. snow. It was about 1 :30 p. m. that from a stooped po­ “ I feel fine. W e’re all all right. All “ We were all growfbg weak and fell we saw a shack In the woods. At sition. My kidneys caused me more or a lot In holes and over trees. Hinton I ask Is that I get to a fire," he said. least we thought It was a shack. 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