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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-18
OFFICE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAvAPAI COUNTY Al

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAvAPAI COUNTY
 Prescott, Arizona August 9th, Board of Supervisors Yavapai pursuant Ournmen, Monday, August 9h 1909 ? p. m Present: Barney Smith, Clerk.
 In the Chairman Harrington, O Board
 The following resolution introduced and adopted Whereas the 18th application the Board of Supervisors of Yavap wished lease all of N, R. M in Yavap County Arizona Territory containing $40 of Whereas Board cation and the Yvapai County by the said John Br of all said Blxler 19OS well deliver the said Bxler and Bxler well of lands did all of Bxler of lands of
 
 
  without authority and Campbell which 
 Therefore Be It Resolved that said Campbell of said lands leased said Bxer, There being further business the Attest: BARNEY SMITH
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a H, F, w. 14, NE F. SEE F. SEE F. sE h Section l6 Township l6 N Range E. 82O having been appraised by the County Assessor at s2Oo0 the similar consideration said application granted yearly rental $50 payable advance an to
 committee business appeared before the Board with
 
 instructed install the lights
 C. Willard motion accepted.
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the rolls stamped andt the
 Collector appeared with report proceeded with him for of follows
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  be is w of O 16
  (he lands the application rental
  
  the Deputy Clerk of the District Court under the of Section 1909 was petition Road District No 45 subject filing of bond He author
  bond shall have approved.  building the of MCabe taken under adsement Petition local School laid a meeting from E.. to of read and motion Mrs DOzer granted door relief the 
  Tuesday, August 3, 1909, at a. m. Attest: F. HARRINGTON, (. A hartman.
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Proceedings Of The
 Board of Supervisors
 Of Yavapai County

Ul IdVdpdl OUuHIJ OFFICE YAyAP % GGUNTY sos aRz Supervisors County Arizona met pursuant to ad Geo Harrington Chairman & Barney Smith, Membe J. V" Minutes of July motion were Letter from of relative Territorial Board and motion mot it a waS i'd def5dsd P 4 write j. B Gind territorial engineer eng requesting nm come " ~
 committee from the Good Roads association & % waited upon the Board % % a the Board Control follow" toTi Prescott Arizona July 1s 1sOe To Members of the Board of Control subject proposed through the Territory which
 delegation Yavapa County association appeared the degaOn of north and south road The approximate recommendation proper Phez , @ int'Tqsas F tGra "s Beardse and the old toll road & by fon%e RotsesnaEsraHE Grand ,, ,u,,n ton % it is I o.ey s Py apyroGmafed @ @ do'S osns except will This i isSsn do sss $ s. fns o P the r % T S E.est s ss seeais hg%a %e most Tsspeetfu year adopted by S sa os glad S Tu % Bds any information and assistance possible
 T. BELcHER
 being motion adjourned until BELcHER, Assistant Chairman OFFICE OF THE OF SUPERVISORS YAvAP
 Prescott of County Arizona pursuant to ad jOurnment Tuesday, July 2oh 1909 at 10
 stswaT 'sSI %cmbs Sf0 T. BeloRs
 Minutes l5a anS S0S@ % seconded of three three PG IpCn g the & ERS R O % Tb % GI m r % b BS @ na as t9s % committees ] I % G NSrr d IT, 5 M de+ @ ana t n & b in appointed: J, A, Hope O. A. Hesla and J. E. Bark.
 Public That Through whpp day, the following resolution introduced and passed knowledge of the Board of 1ayaPa County M A that the War De15tmsn of the % uned S States % @ haas end contract has been let and the contractor is actually preparing the if according the shutting the north ID S $ % Del T Ro country b Mye %as anbo and other important communities of this County;
 the en ef this coupy pidr the location sd Wpe BarTae in county whereas during only and into Prescott Prescott from and to said communities - , ,, road the north and of said Barracks following the places in And Whereas pebble @ n ss % S 6 of R Gg S @ % % good f & % h @ nr f % f UGad % %
 ~ e % m % p% P % % o % % baT5sb % oD % frsiogte g % eoms of all kinds the travelling public in general and the County of Ya practicable, much longer and at heavy eHPsnse s - s County of M Eav1 % b the Ts5tofy or @ S 49 6sd States n ., said public road to the travelling public to adopt such rules and Be Further ReseVed supervisors hereby % cass ofeF Se thought advisable and feasb this & by the of War the Board makes the further offer to con each end of said road where the said Barracks preference either $ aforesaid @ propositions the B @ would request % M that tse line fence that % ts @ e %'R Board of Supervisors be and directed to forward OR to the conTuStOF at mhe with the plat fence and change road with
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-18

OFFICE SUPERVISORS COUNTY,
 Arizona 3, Board Yavapai County, Arizona, ad journmen, Monday 1909 9 m. P. Chairman Smith, Member; w. Stewart, Member; c. A Peter Jr, Clerk Claim Jolly, Schools of July The following claims taken and audited and
  To WhomDr Account mount
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 That the
  by the to in which said derived the
 
  funds possession
 | A J. HERNDON, Treasurer, Yavapai County Arizona this 31st of July 9O9 | B. (. DAVIS, Notary Public. | commission expires February 18th, 1911 and compared with the they then cancelled by following claims taken and audited and motion ow
 To Drawn Account Amo
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Logan hauling from Dewey Verde Bowdre 6 Davis :,
 Claim $O allowed s6 ......... ..............' 600 F. Hunter. hauling bridge flooring 365 Buis, 154 days Dist. 19 H. C. BOwdre, 1900 Jaeoby Williamson valley crossing supplies J. Simmons, hauling T B.. Carter Report C. Dist 352 80
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Peter Marx appeared Board District No as passed by this Board July 9th and the Board being unable decided by the Board 32 County w. Latimer, w. H
  19 and inspected the al There Monday, al r. m HARRINGTON C. A. PETER, JR, Clerk. Chairman.
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The following claims having been approved by P. Hicks Judge, payment pense fund, O.
 S61 $50 Geo. P Harrington, salary Chairman of Board S62 S51 Barney Smith, salary Supervisor S52 J. w. Stewart, salary Supervisor
 following claims upon wa
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER


 1909
  Monday 3, at m Barney Membe ewart A. Jr, of July goth O'suan Deputy Atty, appeared Territory period days
  of of
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

z~atrzymywali, albowiem
Turk6w mogloby to wzbu
dzic pcdejrzenie i przeszko
die ucieczce. Lecz Marol
~odpowiedzia}:
Kochany przyjacielu
dzieku;e CT, re cheese matk,
Ii siostre uratowac. Lee,
fgdybym znalazf zranionege
chrzescianina W kt6rymbJ
jeszcze zycie by}o, ME m6gl-
bym 60 pozostawi6 bez pc.
mocy. Mogliby5cie uciekat
dalej, ia za6 zani6slbym ran
nego do naszego domu i pie
l~egnowa1bym 60 tax dlugo,
az Pan Peg by rozstrzygnal
moi i jego los.
- Maron postapilby pc
chrzescia6sku, - dodala Ju-
dyta: - myby6my sic wr6-
city z Maronem, albowiem
cokolwiek uczynimy jedne-
mu z braci naszych, to u.
czYnimy Bogu samemu.
Ali podziwia} to wielk9
milo66 blizniego, lecz zyczyl
sobie, azeby ME spotkali
chrze6cianina rannego. Was
ME doszli do konca uliczki
i weszli ma szeroka, gl6wna
ulice, prowadzaca wprost do
bramy. Wtedy Ali, obejrza-
wszy sic bacznie doko}a,
rzek} do Marona:
- Wyjmij tw6j NIECE i
idz obok twojej siostry, pod
czas gdy ia p%oprowadze two.
ja make, Gdy jakiego ME-
przyjaciela spotkamy, zacz-
wywija6 brania j wo~
lac: Bog jest Bog, a Mahomet
jest jego prorokiem. Wtedy
mas ME zacze.
pia i bedziemy mogli sic u
ratowac.
- Me, - ~odpowiedzia}
.aron, - takich slow ME
~wymawiac, ami nawet
lila pozoru, gdyz bYloby to
,aparciem sic mojej WARY.
Lecz mieczem bede wywija}
rrzytem wykrzykne CO.'S;
20 niep1zyjaci6} zfudzi.
Ali ME by} zupelnie kon'
ent z togo i obawia} sic, re
prawa sic zle skc6czy, lecz
'ic JUL ME rzek}, tylko szedi
wawo ku bramie. JUL byli
niej, gdy nagle
obaczyli siedmiu Turk6w,
nn1aHHkHEaHkEkxRaEaH kn59a1
-~~ Oh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
Gag dalszy

Lecz przerws1 sobie my6
O tenn, gdyz kazda chw;la
by1a droga rozstrzyga}a c
losie wdowy z dziecmi, Oh.
jasniwszy ich vice c. stanie
rzeczy W -miescie, wykaza},
IL trzeba uchodzic z miasta.
w tym celu powinni sic
przebrac W szaty tureckie,
kt6re przyni6s}. Wszyscy w.
nall rade lego "a trafna
Wdowa zabra}a wszelkie
t%rzedmioty
re SODA i otuliwszy sic "
p]aszcz turecki, czekala, az
Judyta wr6ci z piwnicy, do"
kad sic udata, ably zabrac
chleba i wilma ma droge. Me
MONA by}o wiedz;ec, czy W
drodze uda sic kupi6 zyw-
no6ci; przezorniej by@o, "a
braG nieco re SODA. Kazdy
z uciekajacych ni6s} t}6mo-
GEEK. Zanim opuscili dom,
uklek1a wdowa z dziecmi
ieszcze raz pred obrazem
Matki Boskiej, poleci}a sic
Jej opiece i potem wyszli 2
domu, kt6rego juz nigdy ME
zobaczyli.
Gdy wdowa z dziecmi i
Aim ma c'emn4 uliczke bo-
czna wyszli, ~panowa1a cisza
doko}a. TylLo W dali widac
by}o lune p1onacych dom6w.
Udali sic W przeciwnym kie-
runku, chcac sic dostac do
MISUNDERSTANDING bra
my miasta. Gdy tax ida,
potknal sic Ali O cia}o chrze-
sclanina, lezacego ma srOdku
ulicy, Zwr6cif przeto uwage
towar1yszom, ably ME padli.
Lecz zaledwie to powiedzia{,
Maroon uk]ak1 PREY trupie i
ca}owa} zimna reke jego. II
wdowa sic zatrzyma}a, pyta-
JAG syna, czy W lezacym ME
ma juz zycia. Niestety juz
go W MIN ME by1o, DO mia}
glove ucieta. +
Ali prosi} pfzyjaci6}, azeby
sic PREY z~amordowanych ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

~ r#&E - ~
| jak stan4wszy " bramie, "a
grodzili im droge. Ali Wi
dzac to, zb1adl i drzac ma Gle
lie, ME wiedzial, co poczat
Lecz Maron szepna} mu:
- Naprz6d! Teraz ME mo
zemy sic juz wr6cic, Odwag
ALL Wo}aj, co cheese j dale
naprz6d!
To powiedziawszY, wzial
siostre "a reke i ruszy} ma
prz6d, wo}ajac gfo6no:
1 ~ 80 ' 80 --r.. = - .I. ~. . -
Zwycieztwo! Wielkie
1upy!
Ali nsbra} otuchy i zawo-
}al z ca1ego gard1a:
= Bog Jest a Mahomet
Jest jego prorokiem!
Tymczasem doszli do bra
my. Turcy patrzeli ma mich
bardzo .podejrzliwie. Musieli
sic: zatrzymac a starszy z
|zolnjerzy zapyta}:
Co6cie wy "a jedni i
zkad ;dziecie?
Maron, ~wywjjajac nozem,
wo}ai: .s
49, My jeste6my dziecmi
6wietych i czciciele prawdz;-
wego proroka Boga. Patrzcie,
jake 1upy zdobyli6my La
chrze6cianach.
To powiedziawszy, rzuci}
miedzy zolnierzy troche
srebrnych pieniedzy, pc kt6-
re sic oni czempredzej scby-
lii.
Ma coz my many tn
czas TRAGIC, - odezwa} sic
jeden Y zolnier zy i czekac
ma uciekajacych chrzescian.
Dotad Mkt sic z Mich ME
pokaza}. Inni tam rabuja, a
ola mas mic ME zostanie.
- Naturalnie, zawo}a}
Maron 20 smiechem, - tu-
tai muscle dlugo ma chrzes-
clan czekac. Oni sic prawie
wszyscy. scbronili do domu
francuskiego konsula. W o.
puszczonych domach chrzes'
,ia6skich jednak jest DUO
- Chodzmy, zawo}ali
;olnierze i udali sic ku
niastu. Il
Oval jednak pozostali, a
eden. z Mich rzek}, spogla-
ma niego 2 pode}ba:
-. Zdale mi sic, lem tego
nlodzie6ca JUL dis rano
orzy p6lnocnej bramie wi
lzia4. Tam chcia} bronie
ych ps6w. Me watpie, 70 to
,hrzescianin.
Tu %pochwycil Marona "a
- ~ooI1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

Opowiadanie 4 czas6w przeslado-
a chrzescian.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

chrze6cianinem". Zaledwie
to powiedzial, zolnierz cia}
go pa}aszem " glove i byl-
by mu niezawodnie bardzo
ciezka zadaf rane, gdyby ME
Ali, kt6ry 2 tylu zolnierza
mocno v ramie uderzy}, i "
ten spos6b ciecie osiabi1.
Drugiemu zolnierzowi, kt6ry
pa}asz podnosi', rzuci} gar6c
|piasku " oczy j uderzy1 go
W piersi tax SLIME il padl
ma ziemie.
Potem chwyci} zranionego
W glove Marona pod ramie i
przeprowadzit go "a brame,
wo}ajac ma %niewiasty, ably
czempredzej uchodzily.
Wszyscy poi mowa]i, re teraz
jedynie ratunek by} W uciecz-
CO, DO zo}nierze juz sic zabie-
rail- do pogoni. Ma szczescie
Ali upusci} by} t}6moczek
podczas walki: Zo}nierze "a
trzymali sic, ably zobaczyc,
co sic W MIN znajdujei po-
dzlellc sic zdobycza.
Tymczasem chrzescianie
ucieka Ii, lie i'm si} starczy1o.
Ali, znajac droge przepro-
wadzil ich az do tureckiego
cmentarza, kt6ry W pobizu
leza} Tutaj przesadzili obie
niewiasty przez niski muir a
potem sami przeskoczywszy,
zaczeli szuka6 miedzy POM
nikami bezpiecznego schro-
nienia. Nied}ugo us}ysze Ii
CLOS zolnierzy "a murem.
Natychmiast r:zsK} Maron:
- Z~atrzymat sic i uklek-
nae. Badzcie cicho!
Gag dalszy nastapi. |
rt -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
Tajemntca dfugiego ~

Tajemntca dfugiego ~
cha.
Francuski uozony odkry} sekret
d{ugiego zycia. Jego metoda wy"
dziela sic krwia- Lecz dawniei
miliony ameryksn6w twierlzi}o
re Electric B%itters przed{uza zyr
Gle i robi go wartem zycia. Ono
c zy6ci, wzbogaca j odzywia krew,
odzywia z%rujnowane kon6rki
nerw, oddzlela zycie j nastraja a \
" system. Jest acknowledgement
ola sfabych, chorych wattycb
:os6b. "Choroba merck -niweczY-
to mi zycie cd mivsiecy, p;sze W
NJ. Sherman, Gushing, Me, lecz
Electric Bitters ~wyleczy}o mule
zupe}n,e." Tylko soc: v apiece
NJ. J. Kowalewskiego.
g e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

side OF the question out by candle.
light In one of the lower rooms. The
latter was less downcast than his ally
by the disclosures they had listened
to, and whose sincerity neither OF
them could doubt He had already p
fresh move to counsel, did not de
spair entirely OF late success.
mo, the games not up yet, you
fool" he interrupted. after listening
deafly for a time to Seager's futile
imprecations.
What can we do now?" asked the
other ENORMOUSLY.
why don't you think, instead OF
Arendsen asked angrily.
What's to hinder us finding out
whether this due OF hers won't stand
in with MS. There are ten millions
to go round. and most of those fell
lows would sell their souls for a
third of that We might upset the
marriage, get him 10 disown it
there are half a dozen cards left TO
play. Now what was she doing all
by herself in America; eh? Had they
separated already? There might be
something In that"
Seager stared at him, with the dawn.
ing of renewed hope in his eyes.
"Glsd. you're great, Dirck." he said
We'll go straight up and ask her
Then well tackle the due. II he'd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

In. But she spoke, In that warm
sweet voice OF hers, brave smile In
her own eyes that were dark blue
now. like the deeper sea which hides
so MANY sad secrets.
1T was very good OF you to pardon
our escapade with your car" she said
swiftly, but Offering no explanation
thereof since any such must have
been at Fanchette's expense. II am
sorry you had so much trouble about
the bracelet. You got my message?"
He bowed again. in assent, unable.
strive as he might, to find words with
which to reply fittingly. She moved
was said. She had not offered to in
troduce the one to the other, and mon
sieur. knowing no English. was none
too well pleased. He judged all men
by his own old standards. and those
had been low ones.
I'm going away now. O'Ferral."
Quaintance repeated shakily.
THE very best thing you can do"
commented O'Ferral, who had OBJ
served monsieur looking back at his
friend. And. say. steve. wouldn't
do anything silly II I were you"
I'm fool" said Quaintance
drearily. but not that sort. O'Ferral.
And my names Newman. not Steve"
They separated with nod OF un-
Outstanding, but Quaintance had not
yet made his escape when Cornoyer
appeared. you don't look at all
WELL" he said with quick sympathy.
Monsieur. come with me to the drug
store of the Blue Rabbit"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
ORIGINAL MRS. VANDERBILT SETS
THE FASHIONS; HER LATEST GOWN

Before they leave their order with
their modistes, New York society wo-
men wait-wait for Mrs. VIM. X. Van
derbilt. Jr. She designs everything
she wears.
She sets the fashion, so far as Fifth
ave. is concerned. Whenever she ap-
pears in a new gown, the other women
OF the 400 rush to get gowns like IT,.
You'll search New York and fail 10
find other gowns like Mrs. Vanderbilts
latest-if you hurry. None can be
found the first day, but the second
day-you'll find one or so. Next day.
there'll be more. and the next more.
II takes time to make gowns, you
know; New York modistes are like
modistes the world over. they are pain
fully slow.
The photograph shows Mrs. Wander
bilt in her latest spring frock, and was
taken shortly after she first appeared
on the street in 1t.
This is a close.fitting, long-sweeping
princess OF soft, heavy black satin that
follows closely the lines OF her figure
II is embroidered In graceful design
in while silk over the bodice, and
across the front and up the sides OF
the skirt in overskirt effect.
The frilly jabot, yoke and under
sleeves are made Of fine white net and
trimmed with priceless valenciennes.
Long white suede gloves, stitched in
black. and white milan hat sharply
turned up on the left side. faced with
the black satin OF the grown, and sim
ply trimmed with fat bow of satin,
complete this charming picture in the
fashionable black and white.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
AnLLION A@ff1SEJE
by T1udsonD oualas. ez==@===,,HNT.INs
CHAPTER xVlIi.-(ContIn
dsoNO0u1.las


CHAP Elk fVIIls-(Continue
She did not know how utterly her
simple words had dashed hopes on
which they had been building so as.
suredly that these had come to as.
sumo the shape OF certain;ies in thel.
eyes.
You did that-on purpose to-pre-
vent me getting my share OF the es-
tate.3 said Seager in q chokad snarl.
his fingers working. You lined your
own nest-and shut me outside to
starve."
Il did what self-respect dictated"
she answered boldly. anger against
his obvious baseness lending her
courage.
Curse self-respect of that sort"
he cried holly. You've robbed me
of my birthright, that's what you've
done. Amt | better man that the
damned Due des Reeves? You've cut
your own throat, to spite me, that's
what you've done. And you know IL
as we'll as | do"
He raved and ragged, almost beside
himself, till Arendsen, less noisy II
no less dangerous, came forward all
roughly silenced him. Fanohette's
eyes turned longingly to the door. but
he saw that and dragged the other to-
ward IL without loss of time. Seager
was too bewildered to object, and
presently the trembling women heard
the key turned in the lock outside.
the outer door was also made fast,
and shuffling footsteps died away on
the stair. They threw themselves
down on the couch. and cried forlorn.
ly in each others arms, so heavy had
the strain upon their nerves been.
Seager and Arendsen fought their
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

GRATED In green and white for the
wedding Of her daughter Miss Effic
NJ. Burt. and Vincent S. Stevens,
which will be celebrated at S o'clock
Thursday evening The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Gaius Glenn
Atkins, ID. d.. pastor OF the First Con
gregational church. in the presence OF
some 10 guests. The front parlor, In
which the ceremony will be performed,
will be decorated in white hydrangeas
and greenery and the dining room will
he in pink roses. The bride will wear
n robe OF princess lace over white sat
in and will carry a showed bouquet OF
lilies of the valley and white sweet
peas. Miss Edna NJ. Burt, sister OF
the bride. who will be the only attend
ant. Will wear a gown of pale blue
messaline and she will carry white
peonies. Mrs. Burt, mother OF the
bride, will wear gray crepe du chine.
Mr.. and Mrs Stevens Will leave to-
night for Akron, O.. where they will
make their future home, deferring the
wedding trip until August, when they
will go to the New England states.
Among the out-of.town guests who
will attend the wedding are Mrs. Har-
ry Denton, of South Norwalk, CT, sis
ter of the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
White, OF Cleveland: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Taylor. of Southport.
North Cal Dina. and Mrs. Caroline
Burt. OF Marquette. Mich. grand
mother of the bride Miss Burt Is one
OF the most gifted and popular young
women of the city and has been much
feted during the last few weeks. For
several years Mr. Stevens was mem
Der OF the editorial staff of The Times.
but resigned to accept a position as
assistant secretary OF the Detroit
Board of Commerce. Last November.
he went to Akron. O., where he be-
came secretary OF the chamber OF
commerce OF that city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
SHINY" FAT FOLKS.

One OF the fat woman's chief griefs
in life is her shiny greasy skin. II IL
be pimply besides. as IL probably Is Tor
may be-, her cup OF anguish is tun.
Powder and cosmetics simply hide
these horrors for season--a very
short season They are not cure for
them. There isn't any cure for them
except getting rid OF the grease be
meath When she does that she finds
her complexion improves.
In this way only can ! account Tor
the clear, natural complexion acquired
nv those who use the Marmola receipt;
One-half ounce Marmola. - ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, 3fa
ounces Peppermint Water BY causing
the excess flesh 20 be absorbed, II
clears the blood Of the globules OF Fat
which. physicians say, cause the greasy.
oily skin OF the over-fat.
This simple receipt makes mixture
both pleasant and harmless II causes
neither wrinkles nor stomach disturb
ances. II Is also quite, inexpensive.
Make 10 point to try some take a
teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time for a week or two and see IN your
oIly skin does not quickly disappear.
As you lose your fat your complexion
should progressively improve, and AT .
ter n month or so. when you nave lost
rs or 80 pounds Of flesh, 1t should DO
nearly perfect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

all scampered. Mary and Ruth ran
into the closet and slammed the door,
while Jack barked and jumped around
outside.
After awhile they tried to open the
door. but II had locked itself. Jack
thought it wasn't fair for them 10 stay
in The closet so long and leave him
alone, but he finally lay down and
went to sleep by the door.
The girls began to cry. Jack woke
ND and whined, but still nobody came.
Late in the evening the policeman
was going by the empty house and
heard Jack barking. He thought
naughty boys have shut a dog In that
house, and I'll let him out Opening
the door he saw Jack, who wlined
and ran to the closet where the po-
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ther h. Gulick. president of the Play
grounds Association of America, was
also present and was greatly II
sympathy.
IAN education that only develops
fhe mind ant leaves the body veal
and ill-nourished, Ia no right educa
ton" he said. These girls must be
the wives and mothers of tomorrow
II they grow mp unequal to that great
task all their knowledge OF French
and Latin isl't going to free us from
the responsibility Of doing them Il
great whong"
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only sit in with us, 1t would be easy
money all round.
When they knocked at the studio
door again they found their prisoners
safe enough and both OH their feet.
defiant.
I'm sorry | spoke $3.50 sharply
just now" Seager said, addressing
himself TO the duchess. "and Mr..
Arendsen has almost convinced me
that you are really the Duchesse des
Reeves. But what were you doing
alone In America, so soon after your
wedding. eh?"
He locked at her cunningly, as
though that were a weak point In her
story, and she fell into the trap,
flushing painfully as she explained
the reason which had led her to leave
her husband within an hour or ncr
marriage. She was hopeful that once
they were satisfied of the validity OF
her position, they would release her
and give up whatever wild project
they had entertained. But In that she
was doomed to quick disappointment,
for Seager informed her with much
assumed sympathy that she must stay
where she was until he should have
absolute proof in support OF her state
ments. alleging solicitude for her vel
fare as bis moving impulse.
We'll go together" said Arend.
sen gruffiy and knowing that II would
be vain to object. And We needn't
come back here tonight. The sooner
we strike the dues trail the better,
and he's sure to be nightbird."