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HOW THE JAPANESE
ALWAYS remain SLENDER
NO ONE NEED REMAIN FAT NOW

health that was noticeable from the rey nrs.
Ny fat bes.n to vanish at the rate Of one pound
= day. sometinss more knew I had at las.
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II made me feel twenty ytsrs younger tn be rid OF
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my BODY. After discuntiuuins the treatment and
keeping careful record q NY weight for more
reduction was permanent nor has all nv fat shown
the slightest tendency to return since then.
Dr. Turner then went on to explain The treatment
he discovered and willis any one aIust admit that
It Is highly logical method and undoubtedly
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that even a child understand II and obtain
most satisfactory resul2 Surely. in view II all
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Lack Of space prevents full description a N.
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tod that thsre are only scout 100 - the LAST
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TRAVELLER AND SCIENTIST DISCov-
ERs LONG SOUGHT SECRET. RE
POUNDS WITHOUT A SIN
GLE DRUG, AFTER ALL
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DIES HAD FAILED
ABSOLUTELY.
How to Reduce Fat One Pound n Day
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Drugs, Medicines. Starvation Diet.
Exercising. or Apparatus Used.
Finds Simple Home Treat
ment Works Wonders
stout Readers of This Paper Receive
Free Copy of DIR. Turner'S Won
derful Book. "How I Reduced
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., =, interview accorded upon his return from
- tr,reIer widely known fer his scientific re-
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International reputation care some 1.luahls in
,..,,,,i,n IN tho~e who astounded by his loss
:, -. ,h,, 100 pounds q excessive fat since they
a., saw him They found II dihc1lt. indeed. to
rrcosnirs in tbs sl.nder. nuscunr and p'fectly
rsp Who only a few moths previous they
knew As semtinvlaid. so enormously fat that he
eprld hardly walk.
rrmarkabs change in his appearance. DIR. Tuner
sid:
.sNy discovery came about during ny trp ard
IN thi. way: When seeking osra ror sc--e literary
uork, I found . reference tn ire manner IN which
the Japanese said to >ssils evercpms any
trns,pcy to take On rurerfrc-,s nesn. Il was
easily APPARENT from ohssrvarinr thu. the JAMS are
coprarstively heavy earers anc that their diet
consists largely a rics - most starchy and
therefore the most fat forming Of all grains. I had
cften wondered why. in spite Of these facts the
natives of Japan. beth men add women always
present. such a slender. trim. neat appearance
Although cocssts rars in that ccusrry the
women there have beautiful figures that any Amer-
can woman might wen envy, ,rd the japanese
men have strength and powers Of endurance that
are prcverbial. After dligrrt inquiry about the
cause Of this. I became more than ever convinced
that they were using there in Japan methods Of
fat reduction and fat prevention far IN advance II
anything known to medical science in this country
As the finding Of such a method va, a matter Of
life or death to me at that time. ] consulted
numerous authorities and set about asking uues
tons Of those who would be likely TO know any
thing about II. an glad to say thst my untirins
efforts were finally rewarded hv the discovery II q
new means Of fat reduction that 7 determined to
give short trial Immediately. fairly
startled TO behold the wonderful chang. II mads
- ~ sppssance and the inrrursmsnt In NJ
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toned on the programme (which 1t was
mott. for even as am telling you about
it the tender melody of the thing vi
brates through my mind.
The fact of the matter is the premiere
of In Sunshine Girl was so stupen-
dous a success, and Miss Sanderson' S
first appearance as a star SO veritable a
triumph that IT is a difficult matter to
leave of singing the praises of both.
j. c. MANI.
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ARRANGEMENTS Now Made to Have All
stout Readers of This Paper Receive
Free Copy of DIR. Turner'S Won
derful Book. @How I Reduced
My Weight 100 Pounds"
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How to Reduce Fat One Pound a Day
and Then Always Remain Slim. No
Drugs, Medicines. Starvation Diet.
Exercising. or Apparatus Used.
Finds Simple Home Treat
ment Works Wonders
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Don't dose the system with a lot of dan
gerous habit-forming drugs. Physicians
everywhere are now prescribing Hoff .
Lemon Seidlitz. the good-tastine seidlitz
rawder. Ali druggists sell it.
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tones to willoushby: DO you sup
pose''-
mo. no." replied wulouEhby. In . low
voice. Don't worry"
Have either of you seen tf' asked
Mr.. Carr.
IAN ear-trumpet7" fenced DR.. Will
Mother thought this was IT," ex-
p.ained Carr. holding up the piece "
garden hose that the good lady had
picked up from tho table some time be-
fore. but ! can swear l put this hose
In this table drawer the last time 1 was
In this room"
He opened tho drawer ~ he spoke,
and. with an inter lection OF surprise
and pleasure, drew from II the missing
ear trumpet.
"Oh. MIR. Carr" interrupted Cluney.
as he held out the packet Of bonds. will
you please put this In a safe place for
me TIL after the wedd!ng?"
What r. III" asked Mr.. Carr.
"A present for Madgs"
"Oh. ! see." said Carr a. he took the
bonds and clipped them through his
fingers. international steel bonds.
oh? Why. have bundle of those
things In my safe now. Took them
from Douglas Jamison--you know him
AS security for u loan. They don't
earn enough to pay interest He's go
ing to redeem them to-day. thank
heaven. No more speculative stock for
ma"
but these aren't speculative" cor
rsctsd Dr.s Wilioughby. "Thsy are
bonds guaranteed 70 pay elk per csst.
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An authority on agriculture In q
"a recent article on soil culture
4 \ speaks OF the farmer as the
most independent man In the world"
The farmer Is not only that. lie Is the
most useful man in the world. too.
And the sooner the people at large
realize this fact the better II Will be
for all concerned. The farmer has long
been denied the appreciation that II
his. due.
In order to become 1.-THE most indie
pendent man In the world II is neces-
sary to have the will! and desire ia
labor hard out of doors. The city man
. who Is contemplating going to the
farm must bear this in mind. The
work OF tlllng the soil requires In
mite toll. And only the man who has
50 great a love for seed and soil that
working with them Ia a labor Of love
10 him should think Of taking UP farm
Ing As a profession.
Physical strength Is a great neces-
sity In this work. Adaptiveness e
ones surroundings Is very important
The future farmer must also be willing
to forego all ths pleasures and COM
forts OF city life. He must likewise be
q man OF infinite patience. willing to
labor and to wait. With all thes,
qualities at his command . man would
do well to take up farming.
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ING 70. (Ths New York Evening World.
A scientific training u absolutely
necessary to produce the very best rs-
suits. For . young man . course In
a State agricultural school 10 tho best
preliminary to actual farm cultivation.
The city man who Is not able to give
up several years to AGRICULTURAL train
ing should either employ . practical or
scientifically trained worker In farm
ing or be in constant commune alton
with State agricultural experts and
with the Department OF Agriculture at
Washington. For these agencies do a
great deal to promote agriculture,
knowledge among the people During
the winter. again. when the farmer has
considerable amount OF leisure, Short
term courses" In State AGRICULTURAL
schools may be taken with tho utmost
beneft.
Upon the completion Of his course the
agricultural student may hire himself
out to work for another farmer, or II
he has the necessary capital he may
buy farm and start out working for
himself. In lieu Of buying. q farm of
from twenty to twenty-five acres NAV
be leased at hrst. with the option 10
buy later II all goes well. In this way
the business may be gradually deysi.
oped which in time will lead Its master
to be the most Independent man In
the world"
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CopynghS. 1UIe. ~ - ~. w.
sARdARGEr DELAND. author Of
MI The Iron Woman" will be
AVA speeding shortly across the con.
tinent TO her summer garden v. Ksnn".
bunk port. Maine. She has been attend
ting In British Columbia her husband.
Loren r. psiand. who v recovering from
q severe surgical operation.
Holman Day. the "'WAy Up IN
Maine author. who lost MS Davy Jones
yacht last winter by fire. 70 now doing
the tweive-hundrsd- mile coast Mne OF
his grand old state In the Dsvy
Jones II.
william Dean Howells will remain
abroad until autumn. ssvsnty-six ysars
taks nothing from the edge OF this
travellers Joy.
Color blindness kept Charles Marriott
out Of the navy and an injury TO his
right hand kept him from beng Q
painter.
Anna Nicholas. author Of The Making
Of Thomas Barton" y . Hoosier news
paper woman-associate editor OF the
Indianapolis Star
Earl Derr Biggars. author OF The
Seven Keys OF Baldpate." tells This
story Of his university days In the
Immediate vicinity OF Boston:
For a course In English composition
I once wrote a weak Imitation OF Mr.,
Dooiey. II came back marked: This
seems to be . very good imitation OF
George Ads.' told the Instructor
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The common stock 10 speculative. Pss,s
haps that's what you've taken - Sc
eurity." al.
"oh. that's So" said Mr.. Carr. iookr
ing at the bonds again. These are
bonds. of course: Here Put them 'Aa
Ho handed the packet Of bonds u.
James Clunsy and turned away a. u
no did not want to be bothered with"
than. while Quincy went to the safSt
and tried to open the door. 70
The safe II locked. Mr.. Carr" hA,
said. Go
"Oh. 80 it 10. "a forgotten, Wait.
TIL give you the combination" He tooK-S
out notebook and consulted II. whii6..
he dictated: start At ls." 80
start at ls." repeated Quincy 49,
ne turned the knob OF the safe. '0e.
ahead" ga
Three right to ts." X,
"Ali right. Three right TO ~. Next -
-Four left to 20. and turn the knob.
Right" proclaimed Quincy. a. he
opened the safe door. Then. standing
up. the bonds In his hand. no said: 20
wish you'd put these bonds In the saf0k
II YOU don't mind ~
Certainly" said Mr.. Carr. taking thAs
bonds. whats the matter Afraid ID
trust yourself around whore there AZ
valuable articiesf' -
James Quincy turned quickly TO ;loous
NJ DR.. Wiiloushoy. who motfoasd ~
him not to bstray himaslE WiiliaAk
Carr put the bonds IN tie safe. aA4s
took from y qApAaesns ssasasss -
r y cssshssA-
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ing with the upper part Of the
0D house. talking to his daugh-
ter Caroline. who was with him:
But don't you remember. Csrollnsf
Don't you remember my showing It to
you. in this roomr'
"Of course ! do. father" replied Caro-
line. you have mislaid 1t. That IL the
only way to account for It,"
What are you going to do about III
That's the question" put In Quincy,
looking around.
"I'm going to telegraph he jeweller
It's lost" answered Mr.. Carr. Then. as
q bright idea came to him, he added
Better stili. I'll telephone the news
papers and advertise for It, That's
what I'll do"
II was at that instant that Mr.. Cars
eyes and mouth opened together In as
tonishment. and he uttered queer little
bleat OF Toy. He had been on his way
to the table to take up the telephone.
Instead he bounced upon tho box that
Nell had Just put on the table and
opened st. The precious pigeon-biood
ruby ring was inside.
"Hurrah! Hail Columbia" he shouted
frantically. This 10 ~ I've found "!
rye found II! I've found ~"
The spectacle Of an elderly. usually
sedate gentleman. with white hair. dane
ing the can-csn. 10 not common In the
eentsei residences OF West Sevsnty-sec-
ond street. II 10 said. But Mr. Will
lam Carr treated his daughter Caroline
and James Cluney to IN exhibition OF
that sort for several moments. 40 he
vsvel ~ sss sSsvs he hssA. wAiSs
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Caroline pushed open the door to
scream into the hall:
Hes found II! He's found II! Hes
found ~"
Tvs found III rye found II! I've
found ~" repeated Mr.. Carr again and
again. IS Madge. the minister. and DR..
WHloushby came In.
"Where did you md itY' asked Will
loughby.
"Right here on the table, where laid
It," replied Mr.. Carr. hardly able TO ar
ticulate for excitement. See, here's the
box
"Jove! That's the empty box I left
there" said Quincy aside to Wtlloughby.
"Oh. Lord" calculated the doctor.
"May I see II, daddy?" asked Madgc.
holding out her hand for the ring.
"Of course, dear. Isn't II a beauty"
As Madge took the ring from the box.
where the late afternoon sun streamed
through the window full upon II. max
ing Il look like . thing OF living IRE.
DR.. Willoughby and James Cluney
stared at 1t In bewdlderment
"Oh, It's gorgeous sighed Madge.
James, dear. look! A beautiful pigeon
blood ruby! You're the dearest dad In
all the world" she added. kissing her
father.
PPM glad you like It, dear. And I'm
awfuliy thankful It's found" returned
William Carr. devoutly.
well. now that we are all happy
again. don't you think we'd better have
the wedd.ng!" suggested Mr.. Spelain.
who was thinking OF the other nuptial
engagement he had for that day.
eyes, yes" agreed Mr., Carr Lets
have the wedding"
Madge took James Cluney's hand and.
with a smile that might have made any
man eager to have her for his own. she
whispered:
Come on. James. I'm ready to b
made Mrs. Quincy"
Strangely enough. James Quincy drew
back and answered. with some embar'
basement:
"Just a moment. darling. I want q
few words with DR., Willoughby nrNt"
well. you won't delay. will you
dear?" begged Madge, with . little
moue Of disappointment.
"Of course I won't. darling"
'Then. come on. daddy. Wen 60 Out
Of the room"
~ keep us waiting. boys" sd,
rnonished MI. carr, AS he. Madxe
Caroline and the minister all went Out
together.
"Weii. wiloushby," said Quincy. when
they were alone. what do you make o.
this?''
IN. willouxhby did not answer q
once. but there Va . wsrA eS saeas'
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oeWsisht. 1914, " Ths "


A r twelve he drove country stage
a At Lorstto. Pa. He did It be-
4 \ cause the family finances forced
him to make . living for himself. At
seventeen he was clerk In a country
grocery at $50 . week. Fortune. in the
shape Of IN official In nearby steel
company. dropped In at the grocery one
day. Young Schwab asked him for a
tob-And got L. A lob ~ stake driver
for an engineering corps at u q week.
In hah q year schwab was chief Of that
same corps. He worked his way up
ward TO the superintendency Of the Ed
gar Thompson Steel Works and thence.
in iSo5. when he was thirty. to the su-
perlntendsncy of the Homestead works
Carnegie was attracted by the young
mans personality his knowledge OF
steei, his genius for work and for or
Eanisatlon. And Schwab became one Of
the Steel KinTs partners. 4 little later
Ne ex.Srecssy clsrk wss made PrssiAsut
9 ~ o9eaeess eesa csoQasx = .
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land yet she feels sure that he cares
for her." Can anything be more foolish
than such gusssworkf IT'S ten chances
TO one that the girl 10 simply fssdins
herself on . pleasant dslusson. shes
bound to wake up and the waking WI
not b happy one.
Don't cheat yourselves In 0attsss 81
the heart. girls. Don't IMAGINE that
every friendly acquaAntaacs 10 . lover.
You will only store up Aissatisfactsoa
and reimbursement.
ID. D." writes: NY Aancse has
broken our sngaSemsnt. but she still
kssps the ring ] save her. what shall
I DOR
she should certainly return the ring.
but I don't know how yeu cAa compsl
her - - -
- ~" Writss: ~ INST . young fady
q few months aCo. ] have not seen her
sinoA although I have sGnt her osvsraA
letters. 6hs has not rsptisd 70 them.
but I have reason 70 believe that shs
cares for ne Do you sdviss ne - call
a herr
You mus a isast ask her ADrmissbou
hrst. Are you sure you are not dscslv-
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Wiiloughby. III your nerves fall. you'll
lose your power OF viii to regulate your
actions. Whatever you do. don't mem
ton this to a soul II they ever learn
that your uncle was kleptomaniac
they'll watch you like hawks"
But. SEQ here. doctor. this II ridic-
uious. Why. you can't imagine for q
moment that -
There. there! Now, change the sub.
ject," he begged.
Il cant change the subject. You
really believe I've Inherited that con.
founded uncle's infirmity. though you
told me At my rooms that was In no
danger"
I'VE were talking about lying then"
Willoughby reminded him. quietly. But
never mind. Forget II. please. As a
medical man know what 10 best. and
tell you "a forget IT,"
Forget itY One moment you tell me-
I'm kleptomanlac and the next you
pirate TO me that i must forget It. lila.
ha. hal"
James Quincy INDUCED In a sardon,e
laugh. which sounded inexpressibly
weird coming from the lips OF q mar
whose face was frozen with terror, and
Willoushby patted him consolinsly on
tho shoulder.
Don't worry. Old man. There's nc
occasion for II. Here" lie took
bundle Of neatly folded papers, helt
together by rubber band. from hi
coat pocket and gave them to Cluney
Here's something to occupy your mind
your internationa. steel bonds"
Steel bonds'" gr0wled Cluney. 81
don't want any steel honda"
why. you phoned n, 10 get then
out of the vault and bring them (,
you"
oh. Lord. I'm so excited I forgo'
Yes. I'm going to give them to Madg'
for wedding present
That's a bully idea"' declared VIII
oughby. shaping his dlsconsOlate frient
on the shoulder. NOW, remember m,
advice drive that other thing from you
mind entirely"
But what II II IL true7 What II
am kleptomaniac. and should star
to taking things? What could l say
How could ! explain' What II some
thing should he LOST"
Mothers lost her ear-trumpet!"
Like a hollow voice from the toni
came this awful announcement
1t was Mr.. Carr speaking, lie hat
entered the room unseen, and was look
ing vacantly around. without payini
any attention to what the two younl
mon had been talking about.
"Oh. Lord" groaned Quincy.
1T was . beautiful jewelled ear-trum
pet" went on Mr.. Carr. fatuously.
James Quincy whtspsrsd In ayoniss
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was sorry hadn't pleased him. u n
SAID I had. Then what about he
George AIDE referencsi Why. didnts
George Ado write the Dooley articlssr
he asked"
In MarAh Ellis Ryan's The WoaN+
an Of the Twilight" . man and womAa,
fall In love. but the woman 10 already
marrisd-aithoueh to . worthless hus-
band. Mr.. Ryan. In . letter to her :.
publishers. points out that prsviou5
writer's have treated this theme mop
or less emotionsiiy. bringing their pro-
taGonists to disaster. and WEAKNESS or
one another: or. In some similAr man.
nsr. managed b avoid the logic Of thsie
situation. The hero and heroine Of her
own story. on the contrary. obey the
Meredithian mandate 70 use their.
brains. A. q consequence Of tAslP
thinking the matter out they separate
while they are still In love with one
another. This conclusion expresses the
authors conviction that society taxed
precedence over the individual In such
matters. -
Rex Bsach's current summer a..
versions are driving. boating. motoring
fishing and houss-partyins. with Lake
Hopatcong homo a. headQuartsra 40
Eleanor Stuart, author OF The RO-s
nance Of ALL" lives in Good Wiv66s
Road when she 10 at homo In Noeeeo4y..
Conn. How she must be snvisd OF NeWb
street addressed 80
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CHAPTER TX.
MtsHjUjn0S.

THOUGHT you said the
- box was empty. James.
were Willoughby's frst
words.
80 It was.'
But II wasn't" In
sisted the doctor.
II can swear II was"
well. the ring couldn't have walked
back into the box"
slowly. Hut
see here. James," said the doctor.
ARE you absolutely sure you didn't
take that box and put II In your
pocketr'
"Of course ! am" was Cluney's In
dignant rejoinder. ~ never saw the
damn thing till I found It there"
Sure you're not mistaken
Mistaken? How could bs mis-
takenT'
"You were mistaken about the box
being empty. weren't your
~ don't think So But He broke
or abruptly and looking wistfully into
Willoughbys face walled: Say. doc
with me. anyway
He thrust his two hands into his
trousers pockets and strobe up and
down the room In his agitation. Sud
denly he stopped and as he pulled Out
q handsome gold watch from one OF
his trousers pockets almost shrieked'
"Why. what the devil 10 this"'
Willoughby needed but one glance "a
recognize the article and hs exclaimed
In surprise:
why. that's my watch. 7 was won
dering where II had gone"
But where did I get 1T" demanded
James Quincy miserably.
That's just Il. Where did you Es
t?p
"Oh. yes. ! remember now" returned
Cluney In awe-stricken tones. II waA
In your consultation room for . fev
minutes with you this afternoon.
recoliect seeing the watch on the table
must have taken It then-uncon'
sciously."
Unconscious kleptomania. we doctor,
call It. Why. rs common nowadays"
Dr. Willoughhy seated himself on tn,
sofa by the side OF his friend. and sale
soothlngiy:
Keep cool, james. It's no .-,ms
It's Q disease"
''Disssss! Oh. wha, are you tai
tn1'--
"Doa'< ,ess ysss ts.pss." D,sAls'
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J..ss Cs..y ,suns Y. Y.ss:s .SSss q
e. e. d:ss a: % CAM s'S: IL ss' ss:'s: Dave
Nsay .oo:tiy vsdd!ns prts.u. have Sssn s. IN!
:: :sss :s; ; ::. n: NJ ~ \;
E' y ' e sS.; G.. ' sS e :ss. aha.
g Son :s s @ . sss.s 70 place q
i SSS .'a s.id a. - cam. IS sc!eias q .hs
wsdd!Ag Opnsy ppsr,eun!y s:n d, hh best m man.
sssinS isst an sco.ntric .unelss mental tAiitn.
Sin h.:S py him w IL The 3: s ssss
Car hone. she steals . ruby iron tnSns The b.
EM sss overcast pSciss tbs othsY ss.rrh -
vsin for The ruby, Cluney telsphOhss 70 20
Wcs Hesdausrten for . detective.
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Help.
BY Cora M. w. Greenleaf.
ssIIELP' Hslpr' IL the daily or
Help.

SSI 7 ELP! Heipr' 10 the daily crv
n Going up to the silent sky-
Rising from earth like a clouA
OF steam.
From striving millions that seeths and
TEEN;
A cry that echoes from hour Of birth
TIL the dresmlsss sleep In old Mother
Earth.
Help! Help" How strange II seens,
tafe Is mostly just tears and drsamI.
Beautiful dreams OF rainbow hue
Tears that We shed when they don't
come true;
And when courage fails We yaiss the ssy
1vs hep = - - - evy bGne haooo ~.