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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25

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Miss Cora Dagoberg left Monday
evening for Glasgow, Mont, to visit
for q short time with Mrs. P. Peterson
who formerly resided here.
]. P. Nelson has been over from
Grand Forks for a week visiting at
home and taking in the commence
ment festivities at North Star College,
The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduates of the high school will be
preached next Sunday evening at the
Opera house by Rev. N. G. w. Knudt-
sen.
This is court week and the town is
full of lawyers, clients, witnesses and
visitors from far and near, hence
there is a great deal of stir every
where.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel ]. Lundquist, of
Vega, rejoice over the birth of a fine
daughter, at the Warren hospital, on
May 10. The young lady tips the
scale at twelve pounds
We don't want you to go to Canada,
if we can help it, but if you think you
must. it will pay you to buy through
us.-Louis M. Olson, Agent c. P. r.
Lands, Warren, MINI.
G. Knutson, the drayman, has
bought part OF the fine residence pro-
perty of E. L. Brown, north Of the
east side bridge, and intends to build
a fine home for himself on same in the
near future, perhaps this summer
Victor Erickson, who is employed
as bookkeeper and stenographer, with
an implement company at Minneapo-
lis, is spending week here visiting
parents and friends and taking in the
commencement exercises at North
Star College, of which institution he
is a graduate.
John Whalen, of Stephen, is here
this week attending court as a juror.
He was member of the first grand
jury that sat in Marshall county, hence
one may know he is somewhat Of a
pioneer, although he does not look
old We hope he may live long enough
to sit on the last jury in our county.
Mr.. Whalen has been a subscriber to
the Sheaf for 20 years and when here
renewed for another year.
Rev. o. j. Lundell, of Ballard,
Washington, formerly pastor of the
Swedish Mission church of this city,
is back for a visit with old friends
in the various congregations Of said
church turnout the valley. He has
been away nearly all winter travelling
and visiting congregations in Michi'
gan and other states. Rev. Lundell is
in Roseau county this week brs ex
poets to visit Warren again before
leaving for the coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Melgaard and
son. of Argyle, are Warren visitors to-
day.
Big Bargains in Hats, at the Mill.
merry Emporium the first week in
June.
j. P. Monberg, one Of the early pic.
neers of Vega, is reported dangerous.
Ily ill.
A fine shower of rain fell Tuesday.
Gardens and all other crops are com
ing fine.
Ole G. Brenna is over from the east
ern part of the county attending court
this week.
Mr.. Bush "a prominent farmer from
| near Stephen, attended to business
here Monday.
| Mrs. ]. P. Easton is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Stuhr
at Argyle, today
About 35 evergreens have been
1
planted in the park on hte Great Nor.
thern right of way.
A communion service will be held
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning at the usual hour.
Nels Larson, one of the early set
tiers of town of Fork, is here this
week attending court as a juror.
Editor Ben Johnson, of the Oslo
Tribune, and wife, visited with War
rem friends over Sunday last.
N. 0. Brandt, one of the early pic.
neers of Newfolden, attended to bust.
ness here the fore part of the week.
A. Bergstrom and Reinhold Berg.
strom, of Foldahl, attended the North
Star commencement on Tuesday eve
ming.
M. Boardson, proprietor of the West
Side meat market, has purchased a
fine Buick run-about from the Warren
Auto Co.
Swan Lindstrom and John Stolham
mer, Of Strandquist, attended to bust
ness at the county seat on Friday OF
last week.
Miss Theresa Kellberg, of Excel
who is first class dressmaker, is in
Warren helping out several families
with their sewing.
P. S. Nelson, OF Baudette, formerly
postmaster at Argyle, is spending a
week or two here and at Argyle, visit
| ing with old friends.
G. A. Porten, of Alvarado, was here
last week visiting his daughter, who
has been a student at North Star Col
lege the past winter.
Rev. and Mrs. X. Rosenthal and
young son, of Kennedy, were here this
| week attending the commencement
festivities at North Star College
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Put the screens on the windows
and doors before the flies appear. The
large blue flies are now on the wing.
Don't neglect to screen the cellar
windows. The cellar needs daily air.
ing; and, unless the windows are
screened, the flies and many other
pests will enter
Allow nothing to stand about which
attracts flies. Avoid throwing scraps
of vegetables or animal matter on the
ground near the house. Waste water
from the kitchen, thrown continuous
" in one place, renders the door-yard
unsightly and unsanitary.
Air the cellar during the cool hours
Of the day, and keep it closed during
the remaining hours. This will keep
the cellar always fresh and cool, and
free from dampness
Whitewash the ceiling and walls Of
the cellar in the spring and fall. This
makes it light, as we'll as clean and
sweet Although lime is of low ger
nlicidal value, free use of it aids in
preventing bacterial growth. Mary
T.. Bull, University Farm.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25

McTaggart- much dye Charge
for your new teeth?
Dentist-Ten shillings each.
McTaggart- Aweel, I haze twa that
All want takin' oot We can haze
the twa for twa shillings.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25

Don't miss the dance at Radium,
May %. Good music.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25
SCANDINAVIAN M. z. CHURCH

SCANDINAVIAN M. e. CHURCH
c. O. Christensen, Pastor.
] The pastor will preach at S. P. Jen-
sens in Sinnott at 10:30 a. m. and at
Henry Johnson's at 1870 p. M. Dis
trict presiding elder, Rev. ]. Sanaker,
81 Minneapolis, will preach in this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
aings, May 80 and 81, at P. M.
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LUTHERAN SYNOD.

Next Sunday, May ~, Rev. SaIVesOn
will hold confirmation services. The
class which has been instructed, in
the Norwegian language, will then be
confirmed An offering will be taken
IN for church extension. In the at
ternoon at $3.50 services with commu-
MON will be held. All are cordially
invited. ~
THE SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
Kenneth "A. Bercher, Pastor.
Friday evening 8 O'clock, the Sew
| ing Society of the church will have
auction sale. Lunch will be served
}thruout the evening. Sunday NOR
hing 1890. Prayer meeting conducted
lby Mr.. John Odman. Sunday school
ll2:00. Evening 8 o'clock. The pas
tor will be home for the evening
meeting. Come and we will do you
good
The Mission Friends Of Vega:
Meeting will be held Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the farm Of J. 8.
Swanson.
II MISSION CHURCH OF VIKING
Werner Drotts, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday in
the Temperance hall Of West Valley
at 1890 a. m. and also on Saturday
night at 8 p. m. in the same place.
Services will also be held in Newfol-
den next Sunday at 8 p. m. and at
Erasmus Olson's place south Of New
folden at 8 .. m. All are welcome.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
A. A. Meyers, Pastor.
The pastor will preach the Memori-
al sermon next Sunday morning, being
Memorial Sunday. There will be no
service in the evening on account of
the Union Baccalaureate service in
the Opera House.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25

UNITED NOR. LUTH. CHURCH
N. G. w. knudtsen, Pastor.
Services 1920 a. NJ No services
in the evening on account of the bac-
calaureate services at opera house.
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The Churches.

SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
e. O. cheIgren, Pastor.
Services will be held in the Vega
church next Sunday at II a. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25
Lion Brand
Paint

is the most economical Paint, because
it covers more surface than any other
Paint; will hold it's color and wear
longer.
When the surface is dry it is dry
all the way through, so that when you
put on the second coat, there is no
chance to peel or blister. Guaran-
teed to be positively 100 per cent
pure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20

Tune 20, 1911.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
Mex
Head-to-fo0t Outfitters
ForMan,W Woman s Child.
SSGRocK lSlAND.lu.


lingerie
in
suits
s6O SIS with Maid waists
them linen cordulne and ss5 Wash dresses
s-aHar rked for quick
Of the
attractive
Something
Norfoks also girls MILDLY bou
fresh and cool looking
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20

A great many like to pay $685. So, $3.50 for
oxord for all around We have styles these prices
that the best values for the
you looking for something
popular prices will find the M. X.
ready you well We also a special
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way" and This way" and This way"
Laughing a breathless laugh that often
ended in tears. Then Raoul tried TO
speak. 10 question her, IN spite OF his
promises. But. ven before he had
worded his question. she answered
feverishly;
Nothing 80 swear It ir MOTH
ing"
once. when they we're passing before
an open trap-door on tho stage. Raoul
stopped over the dark cavity.
You ave shown me ovor tho upper
part OF you empire. Christine. but thsre
are q stories told OF the is~sr
part Shall we so DOWN
She caught him IN hsr arms. a.
though n feared 20 see him disappear
down ths black hole. and. In a trsmb-
ting voice. whispsredi
Never I win not have you
so there Besides. rs noe mine
80 everything that Is underground
belongs 20 HIM"
Raoul looked hsr in the syss and said
roughly;
80 he i've, down thers. does nor"
II never said 80. -. VINO told
you a thing liks that Come away! |
sometimes wonder II you are quits san,,
Raoul $50 You always take thinss
In such an Impossible way. 80.
Come along Comet
And she literally dragged him away
for he was obstinate and wanted 10 re-
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Of the grid, whore she loved TO make
him giddy by running in front OF him
along the frail bridges. among the thou
sands OF ropes fastened 10 tho pulleys,
the windlasses. the rollers, in the midst
OF a regular forest OF yards and mests,
IL he hesltated. she said, with an ador-
able pout OF her lips:
You, a sailor!
And then they returned TO terra
frma-that IS to say. to some passage
that led them 10 the little girls dane
Ing school. where brats between Six
and ten were practising their steps. in
the hope of . oomanS great dancers one
day, covered with diamonds. . . -
Mean while Christine raw them sweets
instead.
she took hkn Z the Cerdrrn. end
property rooms. too& him all over her
empire, which was artificial. but Inn
menss, covering seventeen stories from
the ground noor to the roof n inhsb-
tied by an army of SUBJECTS. she moved
among them like . popular queen, en-
o%oursgtng them In their lsbors. sitting
down in tho workshops, giving words
OF advice TO the workmen whose hands
hes!tated to cut into the rich stuns
that were to clothe heroes, There were
inhabitants OF that country who prac-
tlsed very trade There were oobblers,
there we're goldsmiths. All had learned
TO know her and 70 Owe her. for size
always Interested herself IN all their
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came along. and. as she was trying to
recover her hat she lost her grip on
her bundle n the sheets of the
world woes and Joys went scattering
10 where tho lion-like March would
carry them.
Again busy folks CAME To THE
RESCUE and brought them to her ever
before the unbidden tears OF disap-
polntmsnt had . CHANCE to coma.
Count them now" said . big bach
eior. seemingly hard-hsartsd looking
fsiaow. and see II you . tnsm III. .
yes. sir. thank YOU. STR" she an
swsrsd, smiling. and ioyousiy pro
cssdsd on her way.
Not more h q few bloohs away Q
horse had fallen. He seemed fright
sned. yet tried hard TO get up. Many
people were about him. One man went
up 10 the animal and pattsd him gsntly
on the lead to ASSURE the brute that
ne was in the hands Of friends. He
seemed 20 understand and bsoAme PAS
SIVE TO tho ministrations for him.
There were many WILLING ones.
All OF tho foregoing are nc UN-
USUAL occurrences. They happen
every day. Often 10 a moro marked
degree, II Is quite a MATTER OF
COURSE. The time OF NEED ever
brings the READY response. There Is
no being tina does not realize HIS re-
sponsibllity to humanity generally-IF
IT Is BROUGHT TO HIS ATrBN-
TON.
Help IL only withheld whom We do
not see or know the need, But let the
occasion offer and we are not found
WASTING. tried as we may be This
Is the GENERAL thing. mind you. not
the EXCEPTION.
The milk land often II Is tht
CREAM) Of human kindness IL Just al
strong in tho city as In the smallsl
/ community. Perhaps stronger. Foi
mere every one Is 50 occupied that h
has not time as a general thing to b'
UNKIND. For instance. he does no
seek to ascertain the SHORTCOMINGS
OF his nsighbor. He must needs Nv
his own life; Il is 80 full.
We want the human touch som
tlmc-somehow. \ wise ono has sal.
"If you want n friend BE one An.
a. least e III go easy 10 De- human And
a REAL HUMAN Is ONE WHO NO'
ONLY FILLS a WANT, BUT WANT
TO FILL IT.
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~ seOe At roam n earth, WHICH u the "WEAhER
sExr"
Is q that sez uncA u 100 pedh to hnrt for ITS otcn collar buttons too
lay 20 put away 10 oxn clothes too veny TO ht Hs cigar ashes unit the
ash hoy, too feeble to clean u non safety rusorf
10 II that sea UAch "a zoo tnNrm TO No ts nov both wds~ and bring
forth fs clear shrtsf
Is IL that se nv Whfch must be yielded tho most COMFORTABLE
CHAIRS, the morning paper aud ALL the tdhtsf
Is it that Ter Whtch 10 too tril to endure pain, and tohtoh howIcth and
teareth 10 DIE, 1hen Il hath q toothdche o O oedchcf
Is il. that ser Nhch "a TOO hngutd to crSse and tnr O tho rodtofor or
TO IN TIRE ice from OF TIE dun,bVdttrf
Is /. that ser Whch 0raboefh the frst seats IN a srer cor, and otter
rqrd is too toeak to STAND Up again, even though a damsel tottcreth upon
IT'S Gron'ca toesi
Is it that ser Uhtch Is too freak to resist a oochtan-oro soono"f
Is 1t tct scr ohtch CANNOT Wtthstdnd temptation, yet " temptations
come not its py Ooeth out and FINDETH themf
Is it that ser uhch cannot endure to be crossed n opposed, but ~hfch
Is It that ser phch reouireth constant Stimulation from M e''ore'fe
and constant pdttrv, and coddhn0. and baby tah from ts lesser hair
Is it that sea ,ohhh must be made COMFORTABLE, ~htch must haze
its clothes cut LOOSE, and .nl not Do bound doUn BY cHn0no skirts or
toht corsets, vet ,ohtch nocketh and denounceth the fronserene upon q
ponqn, uh6 hath STRENGTH "a endure her IoGtf
Is il that sea tohch trembleth 1t the thought Of hdtrfnony. IN 0oefh
blmrno unto the oltor a a lamb to the slaughter
or is il that ser phtch btndth Nset IN Gladstone and stee. and load
Ell Htsdt dopn 10Th rtrs and feathers; Which tveth upon eftopers and
cbccrfuuv taceth all things. y en sarcasm and rd+crle ana crthctsn-yed,
erca LIFE WITH A MANI
Ten me, nv Beloved, for I Woult hnoto tn"e things, se'aM
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in a FRESH AIR age. Puls are Do
coming a thing OF the past. No longer
do we accept medicine without NOW
ING what there 10 in It. So. whom the
cynlc man prepares a dose we may take
Il but We do not always swallow II.
SO the cry against the big city needs
lts grain OF salt. These be windy days
in Maror. The other day II almost blew
a gaze. 4 little woman was trying TO
cross the street, She carried a basket.
Tie cover Of paper had come on and
wput lying across the street, She tried
10 hold her hand to protect tho con-
tents % The basket, at the same time
with difficulty walking against the wind,
Thnre vas a slippery place and she fell,
almost in front Of a car.
In the twinkling OF an eye there were
40 least ton people on the spot TO HELP
li.R Ur. They did not care WHO or
WHAT SHE WAS. They asked her no
o.rs.ipas. She a a human and they
wore her brothers-for that moment OF
need.
She was not hurt. but daDed. They
helped her over to a drug store. A
woman customer was In the place. She
went back with her AT ONCE.
she smoothed her hair and comfort
ingly said, you ARE ALL RIGHT
DON'T WORRY" One OF the men In
tho crowd who had helped her ovei
was a physician. As he went out Of
the door I heard him mutter TO his
cownanion:
",,ce, have missed my train, bu'
cad lie poor souls all right
Further up the street a little girl wal
selling papers. Another gust of wip<
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lshln9 u. tlne WV IVu WVIo.
The easies, thing we do u to oosvanss
ourselves that we are OverwopkeA~Sot
the Family Is skcptical.
4 lot OF Phony Stories ~ werl a. sGAs
Fairy Tales originate in the Land Of
Make-Believe'
In real life we don't get the nance to
Rshsarss the Big situations-but the
rules of TIE game permit US TO Fake the
Linesi
We never yet Cancelled a Bet that
won-bu, we've forgot to Cancel a
whole Passei OF them that didn't,
Psr1ds wore his Hair pretty close %
his Eyetbut nobody ever called hlr' a
Low-Browl
Remorse sctfhout Remuneration Is
moro Whispering orer heing Fouad
Owti
folks VINO ~ imagine despise US new.
even u,Ank a osi
osvsraa e1m0 wsvS had the Rec put
o. - twtos IN the Same Place-0dt
nSvsP tw1ps hy the 0Ams Bee!
We osnx know Why Il = that tina
chfrn "A Short iAfs end . Merry ONE
always mAhss % ShAnk Of Ctrrhosis o.
the LAvNrt
A Oraoksr3ank aSvp = Boshossd ~ .
Bad etarti
Our idea Of S~ottAnS - Bsaa u he
fellow who bragg that he Begins vhsrV
W. Leave OIL
II takss . lot OF Slams - am0uNtOa
Su~bjuSatcni
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-Ars you sfr~sd a S1DF
"No. no. OF oourss n0@s - 80
For an that. on the next 0Ay -
the following dayu. Christine VA eaSs-
full to void the tr~p door,. Has ~
tation only increased - ne hours
passed. At last. one s~ftsrnooa. she
arrived very late. with her faos - dss-
peratoly pale N her eyes % 6sGpsr-
ateiy red. that Raoui resolved to 70 TO
all lengths. including that which he
fo~reshadowed when no blurtsd out that
he would not 80 on the North poas
expedition unless she first told I'm ne
secret OF the mans voice.
"Hushi Hush. IN hsAvsnr nAmel Osp-
pose he heard you. you unfortunate
Raouif"
And ChrtsinsS Uss sear~d vnd1 a.
everything around nsr.
II VIM removs yvu from his power,
Christine, I swsAr IL And you shall
not think Of him any more"
rs IL possdblsr"
She allowed hersssf this coubt. which
was ar DOT cement. while dragging
the younS man up to the topmost floor
OF the theatre. far. vsry far from the
tThp upDrh
81 shah hide you In some unknown
corner OF tho world. where he cannot
come TO look for you. You will be safe
ana then I shall 20 away A.
you nave sworn never to marry
Christine seized Raoul's hands AM
squeezed than with incredible rapture.
But suddenly becoming Harmed again.
sho turned away her head.
"HiEher" was all shs said. -Higher
stnli'
And n dr~ued nsm Up toward the
summit
He hLd u difficulty IN following ne
They ware soon under tho very root. r.
the mare OF timber work. They s!,ppcl
through tho buttreAses. the rafters, the
%ioists; they ran from beam TO beam as
they might have run nom tree to ire
IN a forest.
And despite the oaro which she took
10 look behind hor at every moment,
She failed 10 see a shadow which fol
lowed her Ike her own shadow, which
stopped when she stopped. which started
again whom she aid and which made no
more noise than q ~wsil-oonductsd shad-
ow should.
AS for Raoul. ne saw nothing either:
fa~ WHOM he had Christine N front o,
..n, nothing interested him that 49,
/ peued behind.
cCo Be continusd.)
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tohether zoo Behave or not that pe'vs
Lost Themi
It's queer how wa expect an OF cur
O~vsrdrafts on Patience TO bs Honorsdi
We know some divers Of 0ratuitous
Advice WIN posssss the idea chat . Pas
ming In q PanaceAi
The Slavs of Custom hn't necessarily
shsokiei by Haofti
F1attsrers abound ~ ehs PHwn-
broker nsver OvsrssttmAtasi
How many OF the TraSsdi0 u Sns
o year, recur to memory v Oom-
eldest
Onos zoe spcnt Thrse Hors owd
Thirteen DoIlnrs fvytno to boot a
NickeIAn-fhe-Siot Maohtne1dHd sohtIs
zoe ,oere at u tho OtAsy FsJloso got q
Hundred Dollar Ovdsv that oas
meant for usi
A 0nawinE Consotsnos oan make the
smoothsst bed Lumpyl
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the dressing-room, with he'll sad eyes,
without exchanging a word. Raoul
had to restrain himself not 10 cry out:
II am Jealous, am jeaiousl l am
~jealousl'
But she heard him al the same Then
she said:
Come for a walk. dear. The air will
do you good"
Raoul thought that she would propose
a stroll in the country, far from h
building which he dstsstsd as . prison
whose Taller he could feel walking
within the walls the jailer Erik.
-. But she took him To the stage
ana made him sit on the wooden curb
Of a well. in tho doubtful peace and
GOODNESS OF a FIRST soene set for the
evenings performance.
on another day she wandered with
him, hand IN hand. along the deserted
paths OF a garden whose creepers had
been cut out by a decorators skllful
hands. II was as though tho real sky,
tho real flowers. tho real earth were
forbidden her for all time n she con-
demned to breathe no other air than
mat % the theatre,
An occasional, fireman passed, watch
ing over their melancholy idy!l from
affair. And she would drag him up above
the clouds. in the magnificent disorder
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CyulC ~ S'AAN ~
a fellow who has
a LIFE MORT
GAGE on his
imagined mistakes
OF the Maker. He
casts the cold
shadow and Aps
the SUNLIGHT
that givss him LIE
He 10 the cage
that a0orts the
sord,d sides and
puts them In pnh
for you and me to
take wihy-nilly.
But We are Twins
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It's the Initial
v si otty that
Speeds THO MissilS'
wv a Awhile
never gets over
imagining that ne
can Get There on
an Expired Ticket
10 10 phcn u
Friends occoms
indifferent "A 70
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, only mentioned marriage once, He pays
very little attention 20 me, except onss
in II while when no sees some other man
IL attracted 20 me. What shall 1 do7"
II you feel strongly enough about the
young mans hohavior toward you. you
should break you engagement. II you
do not. You might al least speak 20 him
'0nceruing Il.
Have [uarrelied.
Girl. who SIGNS her letter NJ. II.
~ T." writes
- am m love with a young
man and no has tod me he loves mo,
Isra.'.y. however, va had a quarrel
WATCH wps rlrt'y 60 blame. Now
.. ..r.#. "..f .YHn Z 1u"'
NH..e tav yl... .Iu a.l apologize
, Or y,ug side l. tie qulrgy, Always boo
willing 20 admit II when YOU rave been
IN tho wrong
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"Marryfng in Haste.

There is Just ono sure foundation for future happinsss
In marrlags and that 10 LOVE. Liking and respect"
will not do. or course, I mean there must also he hiking
and respec'' and many other things before there can Re
happiness. Ra' fundamentally there must be love-real
loye-before two people start out 10 spend their lives
together,
Every once IN a while I receive Il lsttor from SOM.
foolish young girl, Who VIII write me about IKE THIS.
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XII.
(Continusd.)
Above tho Trap Doors.

~E returned the next day. But
those two days OF absence
had broken tho harm OF
their delightful make believe.
e TNhav lnoLsd n , "a m othAr IN
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Cynic's Wall
Of the Big City

By Sophie Irene Loeb.

HE cynic's DRY against the oH
hty 10 that It 10 cold, hard nu-
L Kind. SELFISH. What Is a
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rT'S all right 10 Get . Run for your
M~oney-but you cant Buy Anything
! with that
The evening world., 1911-03-23
savings Of e s. =
Mrs. Solomon
Being the Confessions of the
Sepen Hundredth Wife
rssg si.ssa BY Helen Ropuland

cspgash. 1871. by Tn. Pres Publishing o. Th. Nev Yo+ World
~ ron, do men continue to mock and to CIV
w out against the WEAKER sEIf
For, I say unto thee. my Daughter, Of ali
ts secss that roam the earth, WHICH u the WEAKER
The evening world., 1911-03-23

Y dear girls, do not be IN too great haste to marry
believe me, any marriage is o better tha
no marriage a. all"