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iey Poison
Wheu your kidneys hurt and your
back feels son don’t get scared and
proceed to‘load your stomach with
a-lot of drags that excite the kidneys
and. Irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys dean like yon
keep yoar bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless salts
which helps to remove the body’s uri
nous Waste and stimulates them to
their normal activity. The function
of the kidneys Is to filter the blood.
In. 24 hours they strain from It 600
grains of add and waste, so we can
readily understand the vital Impor
tance of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of good water—you can’t
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of lad
Salts; take a tablespoonful In a glass
of water before breakfast each morn
ing for a few days and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous salts
Is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined wilh lithla, and
has been used for years to help dean
and stimulate dogged kidneys; also
to neutralize'the acids In the system
so they are no longer a source of Irri
tation, thus often relieving bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot In
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
Uthla-water drink, which everyone
should take now and then to help keep
their kidneys dean and active. Try
this; also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
backache.
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More than half of the world’s busi
ness Is done In English, points out an
editorial In Liberty. Prior to the
World war, German ranked second
and Spanish third, in commercial lan
If there Is any person whom ydfr
dislike, that is the one of whqnaTyon
ihould never speak.—Cecil.
Maid Astounds
ii/Men!
Rumanian Peasant Girl Is
Possessed of
. Devil.
_-"The ijevtl has come with
me to London. The devii is wrr
pleased to come to London, for he
hopes to and plenty to do here.”
Ardent reformers and religious
propagandists have before now ex
pressed the idea that the devil is a
regular resident In London (and most
other big cities), bet the one referred
to above by thirteen-year-old Eleonore
Zngnn would seem to1 be a Bumanian
devil, and, so for, London’s morals do
not seem to have suffered greatly
from the invasion.
But this Bumanian devil Is greatly
exercising students,of psychical re
search and a special committee of doc
tors and scientists will keep Eleonore
under close observation for the next
month or so, tn order to study its
manifestations, elassifv ,h~
enon and. if possisle, banish the devil
1 nrthe underworld.
For Eleonore, who Is an Ignorant
peasant girl, looking much younger
than her thirteen years and having
the mentality of a child Of eight, has
proved a puzzle to the scientists and
psychic experts of Europe for over a
year. The girl believes she Is devil
possessed, and the "possession" takes,
two distinct forms—that of “polter
geist” (or noisy devils), In which ar
ticles fly about the room in which she
happens to be and disappear and re
appear in bewildering fashion, and
that of "stigmatlc” origin. In which
great weals, bites, bruises a
scratches appear on •»**■
"parent cause. >
Studied by Scientists.
Countess Zoe WassHko
(vell-known psychic enthusi
ng, wuv brought Eleonore to London
after studying her In Rumania and in
Vienna, and the scene -of the proposed
month’s survey is the National Lab
oratory Qt Psychical Besearcb, South
Kensington. It should be said at once
that the National Laboratory of Psy
chical Research* is under the direc
tion of Harry Price, an amateur con
juring expert, who Is not at all likely
to be deceived by any ordinary “mag
ical” effects, for he know
are done.
"I think I know
of' the trade,' ” said Price, n»«nui,
of course, solely to the conjuring art,
"but here at the National Laboratory
of Psychical Research we have no
bias one way or the other. Our object
Is to study these phenomena and dis
cover, If possible, their cause. We are
not spiritualists, neither have* we any
prejudice against spiritualism. Lika
other scientists we want'to find out
the lawa that govern these things.
"As regards Eleonore Zugun, while
she is here She will be kept under
stjtak observation and we shall mere
ly report what we tt* ang Vmu* I
have already, kept the gtri under ob
servation for three days at Vienna,
and the most extraordinary thing
which happened was this : A stiletto
flew acmes the room end stuck itself
with a thud lnt«
the room «nd;
Serecki
to Eleonore’s “poltergeist” Influence,
end vouched for by Countess Wassll
ko-Sereckl as having occurred In VI-,
enna are:
Needles stick themselves Into the
girl’s hands and faee, and her neck
and cheeks become smeared wttn tbs
color from red and blue pencils with
out visible agency.
A toneless breathy voice gives a
preliminary sigh. Allowed by a few
words in the Rumanian language.
The girt has felt herself touched by
a large fold hand, and seems to hare
a premonition of these "visits.”
Lump sugar from nowhere 'falls
upon her.
All kinds of articles fly suddenly
about. the room, and Eleonora has
never been detected In having any
pert in their movement.
Her necklace broke suddenly at
two paints one day, and toe eortl
beads were scattered over toe 1
Wbtol toi Hrl wa*;
In one comer of the r
of Hhe yarn dlsapDeamd
through the ltd of a workbox, re
turned after ten minutes and then
after another ten minutes, disap
peared once more, baffling all at
tempts to find It
~ Meanwhile Eleonora's most notice
able trait Is hef enormous appetite.
She eats three times as much as the
ordinary girl of her age, or phyMpm*
She thinks nothing of eating Haif a
loaf of bread with a substantial break
fast
She, herself, puts down the phe
nomena to her “draco” (or devil), as
she cans him in Rumanian. She Is a
simple-minded child, whose main de
light Is—toys.
Goiter to Disappear
by 1937, Is Promise
Cleveland! Ohio-—Iodine, the enemy
of goiter * wUKserve to eradicate that
disease and by 1937 It Is plausible
that goiter will bare totally disap
peared, physicians attending the an
nual convention of the Interstate post
graduate medical assembly, were told.
Feeding of iodine to school chil
dren in the form of salts was the
method advanced for combating the
disease. Dr, Henry S. Plummer, Roch
ester, Mine, recounted the discoveries
In the Mayor lehtrsawf »< Mss*—- ■'
Jam- ftve ***** Ji* hosMMI
Iodine at once as Mm great goftar
healer. Lack of Iodine In thetlasues
Is what causes the thyroid growth*
he said.
Twenty Persons Killed and
Forty Wounded in De
fending Cash.
New York—So far this year, pay
roll bandits In the United States took
a total of $4,000,000, according to an
estimate announced by the forgery
prevention bureau. The number of
pay-roll robberies reported for that
period. It wag estimated, would total
. more' than* 400, based on available
newspaper reports of crimes of this
kind, aud it Is believed these reports
Include less than 75 per cent of the
robberies actually committed.
The estimate of a year’a total of
pay-roll robberies was made by a
manufacturing corporation In this
State, that, In October, 1825, began to
keep a record of pay-roll holdups re
ported In newspapers throughout the
country. Although special efforts
were made to obtain dippings on all
crimes of this character, the corpora
tion officers do not believe their rec
ords are more than 76 per cent com
plete •
MS Hobbsrl— in Six Months.
For the first six months the awn-'
bar of pay-roll robberies reported In
newspaper dippings tended 206, and
the amount of cash taken by the high
waymen fat these holdups was $1,856,
master General Harry S. New to ap
peal to large business houses -to pay
employees by check Instead of cash,
to eliminate the huge shipments of
currency which offer the principal bait
to mall robbers.
* Steer Clear of Cash In Transit.
Further' analysis of the reports
showed that 51 per .cent of the robber
ies were committed after the cash was
delivered to* employers tor pay-roll
purposes, while 49 per cent were com
mitted on the streets, while the cash
was In transit. The deduction made
from this was that {he armored .car
and heavily armed guards have
caused a drift from the open attack on
pay-roll cash In the streets la favor of
the attack in the office after toe cash
has been delivered. ‘
Postmaster General New*! appeal
tor pay-roll payments by check has
been anticipated by many of the great
tlonal coUej
"Bot, my