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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-06-05, Page 6gotkpo •4"•a.• §t'.• •,,...4;47.7.1VM;;•14,1,•• teittleteetee et,;•h •„itr,Sr • • '•••• " -•"•••••ite 1., :.• 4 . • ' A "ent ".‘ • • .* rt, A • 1:43;f1,4,1Vit 4Vir t . , • ' . . . r ••••.„3-. •rm•annoarWirrarristr.,•••••••••..••••--- • , • r. • • I•t• 1 1 • • '1.1,1" '4"•,•,:. ';;;• • 4#, 10,1" • . , • a tit i•I TN. 4 • ,t1t • • byBen 14cien Burman . • ' '•Tlills HAS. HAPPENED " Prentiss out of his image. .1te tench- :. :. Attempts have •,Peep made on the ed the -horse with his whip; his words • • life of. Elise MarberrYe **Per of COW, POW. in measured' heate. that followed . ,. •"' • oiderable propeisty near Pcitto ,Verde, the rbitlun of the leaping anima Brasil; Vilak, her consinl who tnas7 . 41; • a fool i'''.... A cons ummate . • . querades as Attorney Davis, and Ian- int ' - Pa.. ,'".. Should. iiaYe known ' when 1 toln Nurmally, , an aged chemist, are • , „ }Lapin.; her. va,„..e the, taysterieue hap, saw :bow systPlnatleosIlY the news was • In Ells‘os two,year-old top:Wine brought„ , . How the water wa,s fait - ad nephew his been kidnapped, but is big rg • '. BelniZSP.A917•PtIMP it. • reCovered; .several murder have ec- 'Nobody • but he 'er. .ourselves. would ..cprred, 'Vilak believes Gaylord Prem., think:. of Prentiss : . Native a delight, ' th0, Elisa's .enernY, is atthe 14'4* 6f'' •ed -if he drOwnecl: ;'. Got to get there • . e• ••"'•‘•,'", ; theLtrenble. . • ' • ... 'ae we can • 'Save him per- ' The dim ed. vdos has burst Bebe tHO. ••and eeps. _ c_ _ tter go th; • sseAgea-§ tide tlirough the evitritry .„ „; to warn the ; natives .of ehe,thiegee. you Dngerous • Advise yoie:go ' Vilak decidesto ride to the •home Of, back. • • -411. right • • o tune argu-, ment- . , , . • The .three poWerful horses hurtled Over the feed, their hoofs kicking up great sprays o the Wares 'of green churned water.thrown back by t it • .A harseman, came toward the Ann-, the propeller of a speeding steamship. ericans.from the direction of Prentiss' • Vilak rode as though the .Oriental faienda, He saw them 'and violently strain in bik blood hied risen to full reinedhis heisie, recognized, poseeisien of his being; he was a Titt• 'him as George Berates, a bhiff, IdncliYe tar of the Stemies, His t.all, lean fOrni • hearted_Yeprig 'Cockney Who was the rocked and' swayed as it adapted itself • .roapager of one of the otitlyinyfaZeneeter- tile -slightest ,,inevement 9f -his- . ,eae, , , • . .t.piuhging mount; he seemed but an- , "Ain't no:,bloornin' use ginnin! to other part of its . Massive, straining, warn that 'Prentiss blighter," he flash- body. . ,1 ed exeitedlY: was 'pail ' uP, the Elise was bent far over in her sad. road from,CacereaWhei I 'ears about die; her head 'almost ' touching her the bloomin' dam and thinks of the liorSe'S neck. The thiri gray dress she ' bloody' blighter end rime over to tell lead donned ter her voyage fluttered .,-.4P.rerifIss arid. ,warn Eli -Se and .1unnally",(Teeid.e.tolo too, WOW BEGIN TILE sTORN:. • „4 aliArr# , •• day after we Were•'•hVe bevel mutt:ere4 "Thoeght we ejight,' jerked the the two gre‘et:iran•Oare %Ode; 'to oari to •-clang seirteiibire desolate dwelling -as the gate opened'. The two rnext r...11 the gill ha t.4l Vialtr shut the gate behind them, locked it, replaced the. ban- The bell ooPtiauedringing for a few secon,c14, then , The hoarse hayingof the dog followed, then there again arose drom the i'aueriela the piercing sinister wail which they heard on their first • ViIaic stopped to listen. Elise ' -• „ .. • ' • .°t • ' e 'New Vaccination 9ives Pro,. teciion -- Every, Family Doctor Can M- ;, minister This is part one of a. two-part article On 'Diphtheria, prepared by the Cana- dian ,Seeial.HYgiana Connell- • . • . • .• :caught kis arm. .t. . . • • ! . , . rractically every:Child Who dies • "Are. you sure we •ought to go 1 from -diphtherix do.4 ee, buealisp its ahead?" she whispered t doubtfully. ..l parents are either ignerant Or ' ciqe- ;Ipso. Beeaaee -diplitherte can be peee, e ; vented. . Just as' Vaceination ,prevents i „ , sMaIlpox, so does he aderrinistration• es 0, .Ssibsta.**),.ca:ped..rtoitoyl" •littefent diphtheria,. This;ProceSeieasY and inexPensite.; • Wien One realties tleat. between. 1090 .and 1200 :Canediarta:'40 :eyery. year from Diphtheria, ;while. ).* 00- isieken; of the disease, it: Would seem -to be 'a. pity that people are too ,"Who's therel" Prentises voice was lackadaisical to save. their. live and, raapy-0a.sriarlirig,, . • ' • the, Lives of their..Children;:frsn a die ,Miss. Marberry's 'attorney 1 ease which is preventa.ble. Again:" " .. • • I• The•PUrliese of this article is to tell •Canadians how to save their lives, and. the lives of 'their children from, diph- • theria. It will do- 'more. it will tell howthis'disease.'can be Utterly, stamp- I. ed out, from the Atlantic to the ;Pa-, cifis, withia' tea years. , • Causes of Diphtheria , , • e ; , • InAthei first Place, it is necessary ton consider what eauses diphtheria, an _... -why thisdisease, kills, • It begins When the diphtheria germ a tiny., living organisM, attacks the • • For a moment Prentiss made no an-, throat. : These germ's': as they develop,, . . . . .. swer. The baying of the dog reconi- . give /oft a poisPn. or toxin, that spreads "a1111.11111166614. ' \ rnenced,' Then the door opened slowly; ' through the system and, as any other i i '" . • • . . I'm, not sure .'. Only fairly; sure , . ..Too late to go back 'noir even if you 'Trod to e. 'Let knots:if yo'n •ale' tile .dog. 7 . 114ive,to kill hirti•thie time; if he etimes. . • ,No -chloroferni." They sped on again: They halted at the gleeniy, entrance sit • thee house. YU" -1;a90141- T..}.•:)E,t1riat of the dog mounted it"..became freniy, then; suddenly Ceased. • " • js • "1•1. ,11.9 • 09111111isse- • Prentiss peered out. His:face His yellowish eyes gleanied craftily. • • !itn. Be too narsiy to let even a,blight-/madlyi in the wind; she had lost her er as 'e is droYvn. But 'e'd been Warh-I hat aha her long black hair ims ed. When 1 .gets to the top of the lit-, streaming behind her \ But her 1 tie oiler 'is place, I 'ear's a ,man: delicate face, though °tense with er- 'ollerin' ,'im about it outside esgy, was calnl; • when . her horse bloomin' .wall." • • stumblei or plackined speed -for ma, He waited a 'fraction of a 'second to merit she coolly jerked a rein or spoke • • . , VI•rit • • I . • • r 1 Prentiss began a stream of: sullen oaths. Get put of here. Geot out of her" he thoutetipissionately through. ,the door. • !rDens't be a damned -fool," •Vilak spoke slowly, gravely. "I've ecime 'here •to•itelp you. TbWreiriort of a flood is a trjck to geteyou out of ' yoUr house. You're surrounded..tinell" be' caught the ilittant you Put your footoutside • your -enclosure. Open the door' -and let. us in. • We've come to help you, I, tell you."• .• SAME FLAVOUR sb • • , 7, ' QUALITY e •• AT ALL GROCERY STORES • P met, es .peered out. His.face vas poison would 0, eauses illness . that ; shrunken, withered like anut; his ye l- Sometimes, results hi death, , , self his niade them .1mtintine to diph- theria. • • lowish eyes gleamed, craftily'. He had But there is an old saving that every etIdentlY been on the moment of a de•-; And a skin test bas been developed parture, for he was wearing his .het. He sPrveyed the neweemers. "So • ,e•bu've 'come' to. help Prentiss,". he flie- of- the, germs causing•it *as discover -•' t • h • k--"" 1' f . ' poison has -its antidote and: the first great,' advance that medical . science Made in fighting. this :disease was in, 1890, when. an "antidote" to the. toxin whereby a physicianeean tell whether your childreh.are immune to this dis- ease or not. it is called the "Schic,k T-e-AboutetheeeedeopsLef -test •toxin, are injec ed into t e s 0 -t unreasonable • Prentiss, the., wicked ed Prentiee who stupidly insisted on. This _they named an -ti toxin and forearm. If the subject is susceptible keepingthe land that belonged to Aim, for, years it was mankinds „great as big ° as a dime, will appear on the to diphtheria, a little red spot, about eh? Who wouldn't:let it be stolen, eh?" warli against diphtheria. • - • he laughed sardonically, cruelly: It is developed by injecting t•he virus' arm a couple of days later. ,The feet, "Well, well, well. We'l see. We'll see." of the diphtheria germ into the blood. is quite 'harmless. • • • • He • opened the door . and of a healthy young hore. Immediate- •One of Canada's greatest authorities ly the horse;s system developsea stance to fight the poisen: • Thiols- on-fightin, subetance. or `tanti-poison' ii withdrawn from horse's blood, refined; and made suitable -for human" use. • Injected into the body of a diph..' theria patient, 'this alit:I-toxin' counter- icts:the poison ,of the germ, Just 'as it • slid In the body of the horse, and 'ears of testinghave ove that there ;few cases that cannot be cured if antit out." • • toxin -is administered Shortly after the 'Pi•entiss' expression changed. Feat symptcnus matiffest themselves. Every replaced • his _malevolent smile. His hour of 'delay, however; Means added cadaverous body began to -tremble, the tattooed. mark on. his, forehead became livid. "Attack?" he whispered feebly., "Shooting?" Vilak nodded. , (To be continued.) able to all phystelaris, and that the public is made aware Of this. Every, physician should advise his patients accordingly. If this Were done uni. versally, a single decade would stamp ;,• • "10 11 • •'.'t '1 1 • • diphtheria out of Canada entirely. Heal,the Sprain with Miner 's. e' • , ^ •' steed in the aperture, a lo ty, lotig- arthed skeleton„, "Come in, come said the spider to the :fly. Come in, said the spider." He geggled, harshly at his own jest . t . ••. • Vila swept past him into the gloomy tandle-lit interior where the great black mastiff strained.- Er antjeall 'y at his leash: 'You've got to prepare to defend yourself," he snapped: _"Your enemies will be coming to attack as soon as they find you're not' corning- •. In Surrey• • "There are piney woods soft 'sighing, 'Nesting birds on buoyant evingse-----; &lents elusive, sweetly Myriads of 'growing [things. • , " • - • • "And the sky seems tender brooding was shrunken, withered like a nut.... see if the riders wou• ld accompany him, t a quiet soothing word that brought • Over lanes where children stray, Just to dream of it rapture, - Youth renewed, so glad add 0y. "Shining beech leaves ate uncurling Whileethe madOap brooks "oft sing. Little breezes Nine, the bracken. ' This is Surrey inwthe ming. -Alix Thorn, in 'the New. Outlook. danger, and every year many children cue of diphtheria because their par- ents neglect to call -a doctor early, be- lieving that their children are ' Stiffer- ing from'so-called simple sore. throat, When actually they have 'diphtheria. Important as it is to treat it early, however, diphtheria is' we disease that eompletely.proves than an dunce of prevention is worth a pound Of • cure, for there is another substance, called 'toxoid," which iloes event:nowt than anti -toxin. Toxoid will actual keep the disease out of the system al- together. • has said that the day v -ill -conre when a coroner's jury will investigate all deaths from diphtheria 'to fid out who is to blame. .1.'ou 'know the sort of deaths that are investigated 'by coroner's juries -deaths that are be- lieved to he altogether unnatural, Or in which:somebody is believed to have cOntributed by negligence. . So that, if,"the time ever comes when diphtheria death t are so investigated, it will meanthat the state will regard diphtheria as a preventable disease --e whieh it is -and will went to know who is to blame when anyone dies of it: • Such deaths will regarded not as the result. of bad luck, but Of some- body's careles'sneis, and somebody will he -e to t'' punished. From all this. we may =cease our in. dividual reepOnsibifity." Every Mother should see that her children, a"s they reach the,a'ge of six months or so, are. given the Schick „test. . Eveey .com- munity, through its medical officer of health, should gee that toxoid is axe', f. • • I. • MOWERS ar.sr/ witpoisibteubusi abetter larni =NW • Aniartb mowers have : provedtheirsuperiority wherevergtass Is grovrn EasO tunning,kene • stuttint and absotutetr • , guaranteed. ASICYDRJR HARDWARE MAN JAWS SMACET Peat esecoursowe '411) Plan Now For This Summer's Good Tunes. • i_lcNTING, • When ^you take' Child • to the, , "731c;rg. ' no mes°eunins On Crutsabo9i ctor or this tre tmene he will in- . or Obnael•ak.ei troiviel.r.: ject about seven drops of toxoid Un-; zest of. living. haoirm.Rio con Ler talent andr Ary.S- Elerneath the akin. Th'e, process.t ! a painful one, is repeated at monthly "3' o tiers. . i T h 1 s double cabin Intervale until a total 'of three injec- , e et b t. 25' loft^ ' r sa. trU tions have beea maie, The sooner it . ite u)de and 2' 4'' draft , b — is done to ehild‘en after . eix mon__ ts a cOmolet,ely ecuktip-..d , as 'summer home' and is f a • . • , • • ..•••7 • o ge, the better. • .rice at t.t.'M. at far• Otcasionally the injection" produces , tory. Steeps six.. four , forward cabin and twO . then whirled off 'toward Chaos Hill, lit out of the hole into which it had ADAM ANC 'EVE • a very slight soreness for a day or so, ; steth eabin- Cz0c31.ezt . et:ern. perfect balanre lou- and black against the cleanng sky. I plunged and sent it ei ng on again. • A petty tr very latest and sometimes the ehild feels a little. Lei etaunch. quality c 'di ' wiring the • i• For an instant Vilak sat motionless I The tld man, however. had neither in bathing snits was sitting on the, bit tick for a. fn' hours', but -.outside oi t..ruction matte Ciuls. those trivial di4 omfo ts vh4 ,h • '''1)".t 15')1.1114 ani F41" in his sddle fenSe, rigid. ' The Mo- the cec)lness ror the poise of his corn. loe.ach when a' Youn4 man approachd. • •,ereee ',or al- • W a ter golian cast of his long eyes aecentuat- ,panions. Neer..an expert horseman; g. negligible .when one c•On...ideN: ce-yeete.-, e0 -.?Ie.. era; her and took off his hat, remarking "How dare ' you speak to me" said me • a:A$.(5 of tclr'4-en . eyelia began to citeep over the corner rifie sReed at which his stallion cours- there are 'absolutely no U' 's. :" r Ptalal ed, the thin film like a 'bird's inngr hehad early been appalled at the ter- it was, a fine da. • ereat good that the Weofm•-. • 'Then he uddeny spurrea his hre; 'ed along thelane, and abandoning his the girl indignantly, •"I doh't know , the animal bourded forward..feeble hold .of the iins. he had seiZed Toxoid Made in C.atada eoti from Adam" t "The dam han't broken.- he eh -out- clur,g deperatey. traMPecl. Uncontetriedly. "I ton;d harY know in 'Canada and ditritout.: -free 1•,y ' '.-We1." returned the Young" man.. Tovild is 'Manufacturefl L'exe", Hio cmpanicms swung eside Min. 'the pomMel of his sadde. To.ths he fel aheve the t•Jmuh of the' scuddr. wed. 1 ral-ir.g qc1-;y. afraid t,.. P•;‘.‘1 . min Ere. ly..1.1". "r a ...ric ••. . A trick in get rr,vve :eki he thriultl '.-r_FP`e 1:9 Ile - 0-- gre end. ..rie rt -r! .Nt ed. -.he a-.enues -.4, -----"`:, 4_.; ' bealtii adrniai-.*.er it fe.. Th,fre is 1;,..:,e. ,..!,,,...c. i„,,,,rrrro, ..: .7,..,act,, ,;,,i...,t,. r• -•.r.,, ei ',.r.:1 aitn eile,er. beaten to 1' 'a AuestioU bat' that if a:rno,t tre.rY r.,1...,x 1yr.t,,,,3 "..2, t 2f,....h..r; r.:u... ....,.., ,.ii ..rreF•z. ae. ued. to de, oae avaiit„d 1m.5.ift of 11.,4! ,..f .1 ,.„,33 rae,.7.,,.., Ct•;i' :• '1'd 4I- .'"':1",e l.'•,reci of Indra. that it affer.i... dipbtherhi Keep avrake With Drowsiness is clar,ge • Weary nines seem shorter and the day is heightened *hen you have Wrigley's with you. Its sugar peps you up. 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