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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Garl &od pm
Spren aierfegaaro.
Oct %relisisie.

Oct ferrte 5oreoraa | 30
rups 29reonItaIts 5~oreorags.
rRffe | 8inter | o8runotpigs
Gus" / asbenbann ON Ssren
aierfegaoro bIep bolot of9olg-
acknowledgement | ltbberup Carl
aocb. Snn talte ON Ssren
aierfegaoro oa oct relieisie.
Roar Ri ipsrger, bpao Der Lao bag
allie Seren aierfegaaros rige guner,
fom DC u6foIbeoe fig | bans Noo til
at fate iie no | aompcn, ! bans
alimrenoe Stil oe / bans belle Be-
fen, ioa fommer hi til bet HeiuItat,
llotaIte Observation-Disclosures, of bet
bar bet reIigisie, fom Ian til @runo
for bet belle, BET, iom bar bom alt.
Oct fer pi ogioa | treble Del al
bans BOG .Stooier poo 3ipets Bel.
Oct er en- Sfiloring | gogbogsiorm
of en- uns Wanbs 2iu, Der tales life
fpnoerIigt ON Mefigion, ariifiis n0p.
neg nun fjploeftf 6eri. Den unge
Wano, 2ierfegooro ieIo, er tiinaiin-
Dig. men ban er bIepen ~forIopet, og
MI er ban aIa6. Sslp og Cub bar
bum lite, flyer ban ON fin Gorlopeoe,
men bun Tan iiae: Stoa op og bin
forFi Men 9iingfinoet benoer til.
boae. San tror at babe DilIiefraft
NOT til of ffiuTe bet for benoe, men
op6aaer iaa, at bet nIIigepeI piloe
foratfte benoe EiIbnreIien, forbi Der
meIlem Torfope6e ener @stefoH
intet moa boToes finIt. 1an fsger
en- Mo6bagt berimoo ! en- religiss
TorffoaeIfe, iom bun bog fopner, o.
ino baber ban GorropeIien. Sun
bIiper fortpipIet og beiprrger BAN
iffe at forro6e hen6e, oe foo eiber
ban efter for benoes gsnner, men
poo ben Monoe, at ban ar ia iod
ubebageriq Tom miiIiat oper for ben
Be. otter et Bor Moone6ers Tor-
rsb bIiper Fun bd trpt on bppcr
TorIopeIien. Oct er al anrIiabe6 til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31

oerobre at blipe ontaoet for me0ifpI-
dig / oct tpffe .... Roroiles-
pig. Raar man fer ~norueIigt pao
5orboloene i Roroilesbig. fsIer man
iie oobt beifememt oner, at iligt fan
ife / Spiflano. % aaiaeeel eibes
Der Soil, bnilfet berries beo bette
Opranb, iom bar Moo til at fr9pe
enonu mere Inong eIer iagt meo
andre SrO: en6nu onmmere 5or-
hoIosregIer."
Sgnoer6Ore Imt. Mnnge SnSe-
brnnoc. (9bbpit.) Ger er n9ppe no
get Si6srum | 6reostio, inoen for
boiIfet ser er boIot iaa megen Sfa-
De oeo Sl6sooooe her / Senoerbors
amt. iom | DC iioite gor Raaneoer
Ser bar Iioen 1. Sftober n9ret ON.
firing Deo 10 Sloebrnnne / Ssnoer-
borg gmt. og ben Sfaoe, Der or
boIot, Isber OBJ til Here Sun0re0 Su-
timber. Oct triite neo bet er, at
oct fun / ct e1feIt 9iIfploe er Inf.
feoes at fnitiIoo. b%borfra Sfoen er
opItoaet.
Sor Observation-Disclosures bill oct
bIioe Ell TENT Nor. aIene oetaorn,
Ser err soeIoet oeo S~foebronoene,
qnor | 8Groi longt OBJ ooer 100000
Rnrf.
SlensbOrg. 50 Sebsfnlo. al.
ao.) On sammeI 9iae. Wetto GInl-
fen, Tom I 40 Mar bar tent oiOsoe
9irefter s. 30. 9rubn % bans en-
fe meo flor 5roifab. of9if forIeoen
PED DOZEN, 70 .aar .aommeI.
= On tioIigere Moftiniit, 4ripo.
tier Better Staugaor6. ramtes 6or-
miooogs BEN II. Gee, of ct Slng-
tiIfrIoe, mems ban bar poo 8ei fra
lin Sore oeo MsGeoammen til fit
Stem / @oit3aaoe.
SrOsien libel / i'm !Saoe. 81. q.
81 9ao ct. Sraneisfus- SoipitoIet
osoe 0nsooq forIeoen en- aitGgts-
mono aorIten 9nnien ira 5rsrup
Il anseI, 81 Mar oommel. Ssnoa1
Roreen ben 7. Gee. fanot man ben
aomle, Der boeoe oIene. ligaen6e !
FIN Sope | meaet %forfommen I'll
ftano, fln habit poaflpot. 5on bleb
Ttrofs isrt til Soipitalet. boor BET
imioIertio life lpffeoes at reooe bans
2ip.
ssmoer. Riitef Snbalioerenterme.
SoteIforI Ssraen Snnoina bor !
bisfe Gage 90. gec.) fra 2onosfor'
fifrinasmftoIten | aieI facet Weo-
oelelie ON, of ben BAN | 1906 til
fenote SnoaTibererie inoornees I'll
Rptoar 1914.
Com @rlnb onFsres ifsIae Bet.
Hespios Si6enoe~, Of 5nnoing foor
Soften oe uaentIie 8 Worf pon so.
fenet, at bans grpftfnae er bpbet
FAINT of Der BOG ban life mere fin.
beg Segn poo en- ltnoerrinsTioeIfe
Sons reeemrige TiTTtono er ba fac
meaet beSret, at hon fan fortiene Y
nf. hpoo en- reeemIia oa %oonoeIia
inno Rerfon meo en- Tianenoe No.
onnnefie fom hons fan tiere her
ggnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
! Qlfl pr~oteitercr man moo DIS.


bet / 5lensbors. Gen tpife 6reos.
forenings 5ormano, Gaitor SdmiOt
/ @oooer bar holot Sorecrag | aieI.
Get ifete 0nsoog aften Den 10.
Sec, % Sammenfomiten Der | On
en- formeoe iig Tom en- SnoiigeIie
moo BET itore tuife agitetionsneoe
poo fsIaenoe Senone / 5lensbora.
9oitor Shmiot pege6e ifelge
uaieler 3eitung" poa, at 5taten
buroe tnbe en- fat Soano og fin
6oritaaeIIe | rationale Spsrgsmoal,
life ilaa neo for 5ooe. I'll GprfeI-
fen af oonif %nonoeIiet 9io bar Der
oltio npret fnpttet Confer og 5or-
bonbninqer ON en- @enforcnine meo
9anmnrf. Men ser er flor 6orffel
poa 5nab og Sanfer og n9ssribeI.
les. 9eitrpbelIer". Oct err en- flor
Sell. at man oIorig bar biit gefolf-
ningen Tinio. 9piferne mao biie
mere SeIbbeberffeIie. 9oniferne
ioor life aIene Benge fra 9onmorf.
men ofrer ielo. 9et Steo | Sno-
bnoeIien til Slensborg-Msoet at
Spifheoen moo babe flor Ststte for
fit Grbeioe og fine Ore, er ober.
6reoet.
Roor bi Ter iaoIeoes poa 0paa-
berne / RoroiIespie, mao bi aipe
Gffafo boo at are BET tiff oo nsies
meo at re%prnientere SpifIono pon
bproia Woooe. 0ermeo mar bi
nioere. Ger tr9nges | Ror6Tesnia
til Woeno. Tom fer tort poo oeres
0paone. (2eoenoe gifolo.)
@ebeimeroao Senien toffeOe 20
leren oa foreiIoa en- ltotoIelie. Haoo.
mdno Or. 2eonbort anbefoIeoe benz
ne. meoens 5r. 4Inor fnnbt ben for
a~lminoeIig oa eerne niGoe bobe en-
oirefte esnoiigeIie mob Spforbrinaen
til me SnanasmioIer. ~llotoIeIien
oeotoges | ben aIminoeIi1e Torm.
foroi man life enonu bioite. hpoo
SIensbora Ms6et oiIoe beHrtte. Ger
oonneoes en- iteoIig afoeIina al
Tre6sforeninqen meo fsfeenoe ge-
itnreIfe: Or. 2eonbort, Grfiteft Go
aer, Or. Sran8. 99rer SubIer %
Sr. afnor.
Den beotogne llotoIeIie Ipoer ioo.
leoes:
let er paatrPngenoe n~eobenoiqt.
at De germnnife Stnmmer Itnnr
ianmen. 9anife og oanfftnlenoe
Slesnigere er 8ermnner. ut Sioit.
n9pnte for 5ioen itnor | itprfgaoo-
iptnin1 iii os andre SIesoig-SoI-
itenere. er tibet snffeligt; men bet
er 5ortol6. iom ser fiiioes SIDE.
itpffer til neo andre Of oct tnife
Sprogomranoes @ranier. Get bar
aItio % ale 8e9ne piit fig. at re.
gerinegforbolosregler er tibet birf-
iomme | .Strioen. Sra Dor Sioc
fan finn upartiif 2etf9roigbeo fro
bes % gnbne. 5 9efoIfnineens FIRE.
beige Snppeitrpb bar 9pifheoen Der
Tom ale 8egne beo goo GoroaItnin1
enonu altio ferret; berfor tr9ber ben-
ne 5oriomling I Sfrnnfen for en-
fri og iaa plot muIigt freoeligt Rap.
peitrio".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
Gn io~eialocmofratiif Msit.

Gn ioeialocmofratiif Msit. Set
iociaIoemofratiife glo6 y5Iensbnr-
ger 0olfs5eitung" for If. Sec. IN
oeboIoer ON ooennRpnte Msoe
5lenshcrg en- Mrtife[, Der fnloer
belle fsrlte Sioe og begpnoer meo ct
llofofo moo oenne Siceneipttelie.
|fom Der life ffaI g%eng:bes. Wen
oct tiIfsier. at belle Saeen er egnet
til at bIamere EnifIon6. llnoerifri-
perne nifer zig at bore noele aono.
fater, Rooom9no, / BET belle to6pt
en- fri~fonferpatip aIife ifpprnet meo
Gen tuffe screenings Wen6, mems
Der fun finbes opfsrt fan Papne
poo gsnoer og SoanopGrfere. gf-
ter at gIaoet | meget ffarpe llotrpf
er gnnet | Mette meo S~nobpoernes
uborbbore gooftonbe, beooer bet:
nBi bill MI Blot enonu gioe Sp.
Ipsning ON bort eget Stonopunft.
Gor os ftoar bet faft, at ben ban
ffe 9efoIfning | NoroHespis bar
&et iii of eie oeres auItur. beres
|Seoer. oeres Sproe, oeres airfe
og oeres Sfole. Gor os itaar bet
foit, at benne Befolfning bperfen
biI6e eie poIitiife ener sfonomiffe
a-omporgmiiofioner, bbis man Blot
i nogen Moooe pilbe inorsmme ben
benme Met. gnbpioere ftaor bet faft
for os, at al ben llIpffe, iom ifsl.
se be ftprenoes SorbolbsregIer oe
ben afii6ige SorbitreIfe er fontrten
oper GoH, til ipnenoe os fibit ffpI-
oes en- file QIife of uanibnrIiee in6.
panoreoe 9pffere. Dor Operbepis-
ming gnor uo paa, at man fbrit bill
fao Gre6 og Mo I WoroHesbis poa
BEN Dag, 6a man omiiber s6r en-
gnoe paa oenne 8rife, Der bar ODER.
foeet Qe6eITen al forfenige Orso-
niiotioner. Def Ct Dor anifueIfe,
at bet tpfe Mige idn6eIig ! ben 10.
tie 3io jar sicrt is IatterTiat foo
ofte, at bi uben &enipn til parfiof-
Hpgninser bar be aIporIiefte @rrnbe
til at unoeoa rpe SdnoIimser, Der
bill brinee TpffInnb pdo Gale Dos
ToH ale Begne.
MIereoe ru Hammer man ha,
uoar man pasferer ben 6onffe
wrrnIe, for6i man moa frpate for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-31
SiIfamnlen $9f7.04
s noremisfion n:

Ser fptteret. ic abl. CIR. 81 ................. $20329S
Sionep. Mont, Sionep- aaloet :. 80. 2376
Aep, Moib, Mnrils Cloth Observation-Disclosures. 100
6utdinion, Rinn, Offer ira Dab. ............ 100
Off Sorr. ga, apnoef. 1000
Socffonbile, Soma, apinoef. Observation-Disclosures. 300
9onal Soma, Ooerifuo ira Misiionsme0et .......... 7b5
Speneer, Soma, Sberifno ira Wisfonsmsoet .......... 1910
aoro for Spencer, Operffno ira MisiionSnsoet $3.50. 600
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
Daddy sBedtime
A Cnomc
NtOTV- Joker and
0NN GrumbGng Boy
he Was Dressed
In \ Fur Coat.

~ reading as Jack aud Eyen came upstairs to bed
i "A daddy, they c'axel FOR
IL hit
the
longer will want to all
without grumblng
like school
shady lane where
rabbits the
oked along his way to school fat brown
the dear sroaned Tom wish mti
wouldn't school
would little Tom
II funny sitting log by the roadside
| be replied He didn't
who fond of playing jokes
people
he the
in Instead of hands
: he through the
he Suddenly bird
its win ands rs q him
daed rabbit hole
rabbit boxed
fields
other Mr. MIR
i'm " Il said he
go Of could lie ill he
audo Of The barking at Toms heels
he ON little brown sat
please Tom pleaded and
lie school more"
and he waved his hand
wa
You may
lrpw M q ;
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
THAT REMINDS NE
Thoughtful, Anyway,

Want advertisements frequently
BRING unique results as John b. FArr
representative from Scranton. Pa. will
testify. Mr.. I'arr vas once in a small
country town in need of n stenogra
phcr. lie advertised Tor one in the
local paper and sat up most of the
wight ian his hotel waiting for an
answer.
FINALLY ne started for bed AMI had
Just dropped off 10 sleep wheG q ,nocii
at the door aroused him. The visito.
vas = small and nervous person, who
twiddIcd him thumbs.
I'm stcnographcr, he said
oh, You came in answer 10 my adj
vcrtisement," suggested MI, Farr, with
a lighted candle in his hand.
Yes. I am the only stenographer
in town"
And YOU can 40 to work for me
tomorrow 20"
Well" replied tile visitor Il
wanted to tell you that | read yum
advertisement and thought I had bet
ter come and tell YOU that ] canno;
work for you as ann considerable no
hind in my Gshing aud ann going to
spend week in the mountains. Gooc
night. sir. Washington star.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
AN OEElCIAl ANTHEM.

II is proposed that Congress shall
make the star spangled Banner
the official anthem" of the United
states. The army and navy long have
-anetionod the famous song AZ thci,
I official choice of the American
! hymns e patriotism. But. tine and
worthy as is the song aud noble as
Is its history. it has enc limitation
! Il is not a hNmu that the multitude
IAN sing The people love Frauci,
scott KEYS song, hut there are not
mauv Who hive voices of sufficient
range TO cope with It's difficulties.
PLAYED lay good band it is thrillngy
effective. but legislation cannot make
Il more popular than II already ii
and With the recognition which it has
from the two arms ot the service IL
Is quite sun ciontN oalcialized
That other fayoritc America" ha.,
also limitation aud serious one
.lt is essentially New England HMM
and contains uo expression OF dcvo-
,iou TO 81 country which has as much
or Ic.d prairie as of rocks and rlls
America" however. can bc sung, ana
tn, people love to sing it, just as they
love to stand uncovered while the
military band plays tie song Of tho
Hag
It is very desirable that national
h,mu> small Dee sueabI, \ singu-
church has always been conqucrue
church.. aud I siuciuG people have us
uali, been e valiant people. The peo.
pie almost always recognize a great
poem when il appears. Witness Tenn
,son's Crossing the Bar" and Kin.
Hu9s occasional Everyone knew
ct once thu those v,lc grca, verses.
rhe south Instantly adopted Mar,
and NJ, Maryland" ana the whole
south !-,cs the simple lines today.
The people need mo- legislative iustruc-
lions upon tho m,rits of their an
,brms nd Tho star Spanpled Ban
uyr is already sufficiently authouu-
Gated
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
- = NM r n r Did He Deserve the Name?
i 'G oAD IvHAIN BY CLARISSA MACKIE

II would take days 10 gather them IN
again The two men fell 10 work with
shovcls and made wide ditch an
around the little lonely adobe house.
waiting there in the middle of the
crisp. parChcd plain to know what her
fate would he. Would the heat OF the
flames crack her walls beyond eudur
aucr Of the women within. or would
the two be able to complete the ditch
aud I'LL il with water. thus frustrating
the cruel tongues Of devastating ire
The ditch was finished while the hot
breath Of fame famed their checks
They turned the water. an all too slcl-
der stream, into the ditch, saw the
calth drink il up drink and drink. aud
then when il could absorb no more
SAW the ditch slowly oil to half it.
depth Then Gay Rausom. hatlcse.
"oatlcsS. singed 10y flame aud scOrChcd
beyond recognition. threw pail after
pail of water against the walls Of thcl
house. even while the heated surface,
Missed under the contact aud The steam
rose in white drift Dick l'Anchcrl
was everywhere at once. beating back
little incursionS of flame. tossing M
bucket of water on u llamiug shrub
chasing bcwildcred chickens into the
house. Soothing first his family aud
then his horses uutiI the morning
dawned aud found thcm safe
Black aud @rimy beyond recognition
they stared ut each other while the
smoke clouds bllowed away 10 the
northeast. Then il was that Loo SlnG
emerged from the adobe chicken house
wild with fright and dragging after
him the evidences of his own guilt IN
the shape OLA bag of muiiled chickens.
II owe YOU the siDccrcst apology.
Ransom" said Dick l'aucher frankly
rs he grasped the others hand. "and
I owe YOU more than can say for the
help you've given me tonight"
II think you've made mistake
Dick. dear" said Mans soft voice, with
y hint Of laughter in its tone This
j. not Gay Ransom. the desperate
AIN sure it is MIR Blcck himself, for
met him last summer nj the Tetleys
"Of course. Of course cried Bleck
eScltedly. II knew I'd seen you he
fore took you in to dinner yor
know"
Please explain" said Dick with
what patience he could muster why
are YOU not Gay Ransom? Why are
YOU Mr.. Bleck: Why are you posing
rs II bad nau and Il sheep herdcrT
nln,4l. ltp.,I,,,.I ItltstL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
The Paintcrs.

An old farmer who had never been
to the city before and had never seen
the ire department was standing on
the corner one day when the fire en-
CINE came out. \ policeman ran up
to him and shouted:
Lookout for the engine
The old farmer jumped aside and
gazcd excitedly at the on-rushing en-
gnC. Along came the hook and lad
der wagon and ran into him, sending
him sprawling TO the pavement Tho
policeman ran and picked him up and
said:
We'll look here, thought | told
YOU to look out for the engine
The farmer answered cXcitcdly:
We'll. gosh durn il, Mr. POliccmtn
I did look out ror the engine, but what
in Iarnation was then drunken paint :
crs in such an all-iired hurry for
National Monthly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
Rats to Fear.

Some Of the East African rats ars
monsters The largest variety Of rat
the giant rat-atiaius alarming proper.
nous. These giant rats would give the
most earnest cat bad dreams. and
rough time If she were To encounter
one OF them on her maraudiug expedl'
tioDs
n. j. Klein taxidermist, Nairobi, who
Is collecting local specimens for an
American museum, has some half
dozen examples, The rat varies from
Two feet tn over thirty.two inches IN
length. The body. which Is half its to-
IA length. is the color Of an ordinary
mouse. but Is as large rs that of a cai.
The tail is sometimes an inch and
half and more in circumference NJ the
base and varies from sixteen inches id
foot long These rats frequent the
bush aud are to be found IN fair mum
bers In Nairobi Limurn and other Ia
caliticS. -Potchefstroom Budget
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. The
Scrap Book
A Sincere Joker.

The retui mug war correspondents IN
London ana Paris hnd many Servian
stories to .ell Illustrating they said,
the Servlan official characteristics.
A high government official gave a
dinner one night to which he invited
many other high government officials
sni their wives. II WIS notable
function, alld the ladies' wore all their
Jewels. Inc wife of the host was es.
pecially radiant and bad on a famous
pearl necklace. This was much admir-.
ed. and many Of those present express.
ed the desire 10 see it ut closer range.
So the hostess Graciously complied and
placed the necklace on u richly chased
silver platter or dish aud ordered the
dish passed round the table.
For me reason tue electric lights
went out momeutarily. and when they
came on again the necklace was gone
The host rose and said II regret To
observe this unfortunate incident. bu,,
of course consider it Il Joke. though in
poor taste. However in order that
the Joker may not he discovered for
his clumsy joke aud may restore the
pearls, ! shall turn off the lights again
and when they come on shall expect
the necklace Ia he back on the silver
platter
He turned oT The lights. The room
was in darkness for bali n minute.
Then bc turned them on again. aud the
silver dish was gone also.-Saturday
Evening Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
CARE OF SHOES.

Ina damp weather AN inner sole ~
newspaper iu the SHOES viii frequently
exclude moisture and prevent cold.
Damp shoes and stockings should be
removed Immediately If shoes are
wet MI with dry oats, they will dry
without hardening The grain can bo
dried and used again. II the shoes are
hard and stiff rub the leather with
- mixture of sweet oil and lard TO
render shoes impcrvious to water.
warm the solcs and coat them with
two or three applications Of copal
varnish. Shoes are also made water
and snoWproof by rubbing the soles
with linsccd oil-National Magazine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
CLAIMS cor NEW SERUM


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sickness Whatever tiSt3Sc is treat
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
Mutual Secrets.

/ didn't want to come here in th'
hrst place" conhdcd the first guest al
;hc expensive hotel at u well known
winter holiday resort ON the south
coast
80 more did T." replied the SCI =
oud. but my wife insisted in our
coming"
So did mine said the first Ssh,
said We had 60 come just because tho
SmitlSunS were coming. although
told her that ! simply could not az
ford the expense"
And that's what | said" explained
the sccurd, but my wife said We had
to come because the Brownsons wcr-
coming
Why, look here my name is
BrownsuG
And mine ~ Smithsoui'
Then the two men shook ono anoth-
.U warmly by the hand-Chicago In.
tcr Ocean.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-06
His French.

when James II. Reg nOlds was as
s.stant secretary of the treasury SEN
ator Root sent for Mr.. Reynolds one
dan to discuss - trade conference III
Paris which Mr.. Reynolds had been
selected to attend.
II suppose" said MI. Root you
speak French"
We'll, yes responded Mr.. Res
noIds. Il know a little French. ! have
mo- trouble To make the walters and
the cab drivers understand me
II see" said Mr.. Root But, Mt
Reynolds suppose there should be ne
walters and cab drivers in the con
ference Judge.
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What il, invisible ink ?

VNNN " TNNTHTNTs INK
II is made of several substances. hut
the most curious known is that made
from cobalt. 70 prepare this ink take
zaffer and dissolve il In uitromuriatiC
acid tin the acid extracts from II the
metallic part of the cobalt, which gives
the 2affer blue color; then dilute the
solution with plain water. II you
write with this liquid on paper the
characters will be invisible. but when
exposed to n sufficient degree of heat
they will become green when tho pm.
per has cooled they will disappear
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ne sald To his sister dangling the foo
hetore ler arclfcd face,
The door of the hut opened Suddcul,
ana the had man stood before them
He p'nckod off his hat AMI held il il
ms hand. revealing i white furchcat
b"t""cn the that"h at his uulcmp,
dark hair and the tan If his face
"lIuWdv"' ho said Dmilbly "W'iI
You com" u
NJ. thames, drwlcl bick, with nj
me iil>uliln. rmph1Sis he could sum
mon, I'm list collecting chicken feet
'ha' all' ~ found two familiar one,
| rI=hl here" Narh" the rest Of 'ru are
still holdiE@ ~ the chickens cll:"
"If It's i"Gc I've missed it," said
IN" other quietly. Why ARE Nou l"ol;
INK Tor chickens around mere This
isn't chicken raurIi"
See here. EaiSum. iu.iu" aside. "
said Dick. with an cuiirc change al
manner. "I'vp founl =, uajr Of my feet
my chickens feet. mean n,,rc in
your yard How tnr ,lirhon@ dld t,cv
come there" He ,Inu"lcd fl,r feet ~,
plroSantiy .InSn ia ,.,v r.,u,,o,.., r,,.,
TIM not ,urpli.rl rurv came from
vour place" .Did EanSnm slowly "bo.
cause. r"i 49," ho""'i th"m fr"ut
your COOK. Loo Siu-. I"cre's one more
around somewhere WaS counting Oh
having him for my d,nurr. tut | don I
receive stolen goods. at course. Want
To take him hume:
III you've paid for him hes yours.
of course" said piyk in u disbeIicving
tone for which Nan could have Shakcn
him. IN take the matter up with
Loo sing.
"Stup awhile van and tlc lady and
IN give Won n hroil"l chicken dinner
I'm ainin. to cook him ri.h AWAY"
"No, tnIav. thnnl, ,o,, ,,,iJ Dill
viii, sraut cn,irt,.v and fin, Lod u,,,,
flushed ,ln,lnr his fam ~ tin, i,,nti,I
insult Nam L,,l.cd J.y.n -, Nh, ,,.,
met his embarrassed .,,,,co eho .,,u
ed reossuriu.lr inf, li, .t,,,I.l o,,,.
and tbcrc ,on, ..,,n,.i.',, ,,.,,. 800,
her own. Az sh. r,,ic e, r,v .,h,, LIB,
hack moro thou ou,, NJ ,I,, Inn, c.,.,r.,
standing in ,bo sbscr h,rd,r.s Inn, an,,
the last time sh, l,nl,J ho ,,,,,I ri..
hat in friendly rorcy.u ,r,or u,a,
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The MethOdiCal
Housewife

n One woman SAID 10 another
tho other day:
II Florence, how do you
manage! You have prettier
things IN your house. better
food on your table and wear
better clothes than I, and yet
don't believe you spend
nearly as much money as
do"
Il "l'll tell you how DO 4,
spend just twenty minutes
day reading the newspapers,
BY looking through tive ad
vertisemerts zach day see
Just where and how car oct
the smartest things and the
best values for my money.
by looking at the ads, I
learn Just who is selling what
need at the best price and
then ! 90 right after il, No
matter what I want, food.
clothing, or entertainment. !
find out where I can get il
most quickly and convenient
", Twenty minutes a day
saves me hundreds OF dollars
year"
q The advertisements IN
THE NEWS arc sisnboards
10 many women. BY the reg
ular perussl OF these ads the
cost OF living is reduced in
many 2 homo.
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The Hague is the capitnl Of Holland
aud is the headquarters Of tho interim
tioual court of arbitration This court
consists of representatives from TWEEN
~ OF the leading nations, International
disputes brought before il will be- arhi
lrated 81 any time. II was organised 10y
the universal peace conference in 1899.