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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03
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Gu 6~o1liAoaeS &Un0elie, Ell 90.
nntel at rcglle for / 6enne SsoenS
@pit, ga Ser rinber Nloo / Glpene,
EIoo poo De nebtrompc0e &prnagre,
@loO pea @lomiterne opcr Guropas
tore Sla0mnrf. Get err bare ire
Ironctirellrer iom hdr ifu0t paa De
iien0tlige trooper iom plpnbreOe sc.
res @oaro - % iom bar innct i'm
rctiproige 9en for i'm S%orbrpoelic.
&ri1cn bar ogiaa line 2ope ioln ifieI-
ncr mcacm Get o. llret.
@onbcn Gonroo 0ouii oe bans 10
Conner fra Tiie @elgien fif lin
Strnf 80 iaa blep Sc fnitet / Ell Sell
lcagrou meo liot ulUifct Salf oper
ior Sunbbcoens SfnlO.
DC ire 6cl9iife Bomber er bsoe,
men brre@ &iitorie er puro at be.
pare, ifisnt Sen fonife beller life err
u0en Sioeltpffe. Gen er iortalt / oet
li0it uofonme 9tumer al set boluno.
ife @lnb "0et @cnen" al oel1 nlnus-
trid'tite 6orinttcr b. 2anbertS Sur.
reIbrinf:
Sea 6lcp fiell0t meo Sem fort e.
fer &rigen / 1870 Wa0omc Saul
.oN benNcS Spn GonraO ionl por II
Nnr oenguud.
&c bar GlnQtninee ira Gliui&,
hpor @on6en Nm1if bar bIet neoifuot
al Spiterne, beituIot for at bapc ifllot
pan bcrc9 Sropper.
Sea bar en0ml bare en- @llt, ga
icg al og til ON Sommercn fif 2pp
til at bcleQe Dem paa @aur0en, Tom
Gnfcn babe iorpastet % iont til
berte Ell al mine Slrgtltinac. Get
por en- Iiocn @onoeaonrb, ligc pes
%iie, Sen bclQiifc 9p iom liQgcr Nor.
melt ben ~bolon0ife @rrnie. Seq
mirbcS e,nmn booroan ica ioltc set
foNtc / mig % en- aulbegn3nin1 but
rcoc MIG neooger MpgJel naar bun
i%ortnlte ON set ifrGffeligc, BET for
fUrbcIi9e.
Nun bap6e icct set n,eo fine eqne
Zine, Icpct me0 set ultiammen.
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"oiSie Spin, Ni2ic @rIter, Oisie ior-
bobItebe Ercn9icrc". 90 ban bopSe
giort enbc po0 en- bel Gel al Dem,
thi hnn bar en- Qob Sfptter, oct err
"iiffcrt men ban gprbe Oct icroi De
por Qcmcne Suuc, ioroi &c haube
~'tlunlet bans aredturer, bans Giei'
Don't %Itiaulet ira bam % hans Sll.
itru % bans lille 8ut. Set pot bette
han bop0c drbCiNet for / ollie Nor,
meb raltlo@ &ucr ira Solcn Itoo %
til oen git neO. Get par alt hpao
ban eicoc, % Set par ben Nrp ban
eiterloo &uitruen OF Barnet.
NrcuSicrue bauoe lnlffet &lilet /
@rano. "a Ganlilien pilbe foricge
at iIp1te aicrncm @aeoeren blep De
opoaaet peo &12itipret ira Oct brrn.
benoc &uS ug ia1 faitet De llg oper
bunh ninoIt Ct Snes Stptter az
Dem, % Itiueoe nam op moo Ell %Tg
ior at Itpoe BAN, Sum itlIleSe lig
ioron ham bun log armcrle ON bans
&alS % tigge0e % bao Dem ON at
ipure ham, men Soloaterne e ben.
Sc pUf % iparfcoe 1iltten tillioc.
Saa bprie bun Sfnooene fnaloe %
iolot bepioitIo$ ON. ga bun otter
fom til Jig iclp. iaa bun lin lille Srn.
i'm lille Conrad Iigae oper 6aoerens
Sis, bifitenbe / @raaS.
FLA @uo, al @uoo, bun fan alorig
glcnme oct, bun oil fomnle til at ie
bette Spn ior liz, on bun blir al
orig laa aommeI.
"Seui bare. Nor. flyer 8llttcn,
"uent bare til lea bIir itor, iaa ifnl
lea nof bTpne |npa. % ifal ies lfpSe
Dem beo alleianmen. bisie aiGltrin.
aer, elSle Nun0e. oisie SiGplenc."
Sa bans nlerfe 9arncpiue itraaleoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

al SAB, mems DC imao Ipper fnptte.
oes frampogtig.
"Nei, lille Ben, ipnreoe Mooercn
meo ct trpt emil, mems belbes
Saono ltrpger oct lille &~relboueo,
oct ifal Oh life eisre, for eaers bill
De De mprbe Dig o1iaa, 90 oa bnnoe
Ieg 10 iilgen, inaen mere"
"Wten eno ON DC fomnter bio %
ltjGler Dor So og Dor Seit, oa?" :
"Sio fomlmer DC life, Conrad. @i
Dor / ct ncutralt Sano MI, bpor De
life fan iere ilogen &rig."
BEL firti Iar Ienere.
Waoame Saul er mn en- aanlnlel
Some paa 20 Mar og bei1oes Sen en-
fiGf, fraftig 9onoemnnb, Iar til to
%iulooorne Conner iom ieIp er giite
% bar imoa @arn. Se bar arbeioet
baarot og bar baut @lpbe al lit Mr-
beioe; M er De life Sorpagterc mere,
men Selueiere meo mango Saglpn.
mere og Ell itor aprgbioro. Set
ganile uonieelige @liS er 6let eritot-
tet meo en- ltor, pen 8nuro, og So
milien er fieilOt, u9ttet og Grct / belle
Smegltcn iom prGgtige retifaine
Wtelmcifer. ct Slts 6por ser bcrifer
%elurre, Spffe og &iGrligbeo.
Tlnolelig iom 2pn ira ifpfri Stint
mel, fomller Meooelelien ON Ben
ltore TcrOensfrig. % / Ben gamle
3ones grinoring trpoer otter ollie
BET al Den ifrTffelige Sortio ireni
meo IN &larbeo. @llo bore lopet,
oct ifal life ifc mere, bcnne Sang
Ifal bum bli iparet. 9elgien er nett
tralt Sano, Der fsrer Be ingen Grig.
Neutralt - nelltralt. ct Tar ga.
&c iellere fonlmer Suiener pg otter
Sulener al tpife Sploater inb / Den
lille 0rpniebp, og Sc forer roielloe
frem moo Snbbpggerne, forbi De bar
obelngt @roen oper Mnas, iom full
De fire Sem @iennemgangen MOB
Sronfri1e.
De mariherer iorbi Sauifs
@onro. "a foyer ct blinot Maieri
op / GonraoS SjGl. San fer Uni
iornerne, De famine iom hans Sors
Worbere par flGot i. Gn pilb, iitpm-
melig Grit pnngner / bam, iom
hammer bans Sanfer; hans Zinc Ter
bare Ell lepenoe Musie ioran bam,
bare Moroere, og for bans Erer ii-
Ter set, ipn9er bet: STpn, Sppn =
bette SrO iom ban bor uOtalt ioa
mango @ange iom Darn. Oct gle-
Der, oct bonfer / bans Sinoinger.
sam 'lnur Tinoilet op og riner @e-
pGret neb al &pggen. San bsrer
life MooerenS iortoileoe Bonner %
SemnerneS NOuariler, men itpocr
lteo / Masicrne, mems en- Sorbnn-
oelic 90 Ell Dsi, i%atdniif Satter lnb-
Hyper 6nm. Sitter ct Sfllb OF after
ct Sfltb, OF for bper Sang faloer Ell
al Sc forbunbeoc Nien6er ppercnbe.
@ulbrenbe, raa tpife Gber lnOer
op til bnnl, mems Solooterne ilnur
9ercne og Tin>lierne i~ltuffer meo
0epprfol6crlte. Nu er De millolt
6rnoreoe moo banl ulene, % Sen-
llernc Qribcr line @eSier Tor at for
iporc lin Sor. Sgiua De itpoer /
pilot Naieri, nliot neo / Sen lammcn-
poffebe Wenneifempngoe %neoenun-
ser. Mcn oct pnrer life mango gle
bliffe; mart er 0e nfoGbnet, ilGbt
bort % ItiQet pp moo 2aauepTg9en.
Gen ganloe Mooanle Sonii ioa Ell
gang / lit eget Snorelano Oct aiiiT-
leoc 2egcnle al lin Wano, iom par
inprNet al 6icuoen. Nu itaar bum
omringet al line jomrenbe Spnnc-
IennerS &oner, mems Sen og Spn-
neipnrer ligger oooe og blooi1e peo
2aapepu0gen, brpbt ii De iammc
preiiiifc Soroer ion1 Tor AZ Iar
iiocn brubte bcnoes Mano / elias.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-03

Oar Sc iHe ienot os a~ontinscnt paa
en- stuns, ie paa sSrcsicIaspsn. Set
!,inee !aniie nrre paatiSe al iense %
Gpntineeuten nu-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

CHEYENNE county. Nebraska lands. for
kale and exchange Write FOR free
toOkiet. Chris Hickey & Co. Fairhury.
Neb.. or H. G. Cakse imam. LOfiEe Pole,
Cheyenne county. Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

Missouri

MISSOURI Farm For Rent-235 acres
no rocks; well improved; 8-room house,
barn 4ONi2 ana uutbuildlngs. all In excel.
lent condition; everlasting water. FIRST
year 1900 cash. possession this foil
Also Henry county Missouri, farms for
sale. Write for description ana list. w
=. Duncan. Clintnn Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
FOR RENT
House. and Cottanr,.
DETACHED HOUEES.

DETACHED HOUS'ES.
lIOS GeorSia Ave. S-room. modern, excel
lent repair, lawn, choice location &35.
Ills >. goth Ave, rooms, excellent neigh
5l4 n. nth, suitable for room4rs, 0 rooms,
modern except furnace SSS
lll3 :. 2Sth St, rooms modern, cheap
rent S26.
1915 Georgia Ave, rooms, modern except
heat. SIS.
26ls y. 24th St, rooms, modern. excel
lent repair, cheap rent, SIS.
9slS 5s HSlckory rooms, bath, no heat, $22.J0.
2oo5 spencer rooms, modern except
furnace, large yard, $9S
e52S Capitol Ave, = rooms, modern So
lglS \. 24th St, rms, gas city water. $40
lSoS :. Eth ave, 8 rooms cottage, bath,
gus y, 18th St, 5-rm. cottage, $3.50.
-eis payenP0rt ST. 5-room cottase, nice
25Sl Spencer St. rms. city water. sl5
lell y Zlsl 81, rooms, city water SIS.
90 4th st: 5-room cottage, rear Far
SOll Franklin, rooms, city water, toilet,
o,, VIII paper cheap rent S12
Sil- Lake ST 3-rgpm cottage. S.
GARVIN BROS,
Sb Omaha National Bank Bldg
SEPTEMBER l TO small family, Groom
house. modern, hard wood floCrs down
stairs, SS; I'D and California. A g
Makeley. Omaha Natl DOUG 5a2l'
WALKING DISTANCE-2sO7 Dewey Ave.
strictly modern 7-Toom brick residence,
hot water heat combination lights, pol
Goth, Lady 26O5 win show house, w. ".
Mitchell. owner, lS2o Spencer 81. Web
ster 4s75'
252e Rurdette 81, 5-r. (coloredJ si3
5st2 y. gath. hot water heat $50
rs s. 4lst, hot water heat. t25
at, 2O0 Leavenwo th 6-T. $50
l5l5 n. goth, 6-r.. $50.
1871 lzard st, 6-r., 81.
is y. nth ST, 6-r., SIS
JOHN n. PREMIER, Douglas I4s
S5Ss is;. su5dstte St, s-r Ccoloredl. sla
1915 5. 18th, 5-r., all modern. $50
2l5 \. 18th. 6-r., modern, ,si.
~ :. 18th Ave, 6-r., al mod, so.
III LeaNenworth, 6-r. mod. ex heat, so
Icy I,iisse 5 Ssth: Or, a mod, S2L5O
Jig Mason. 1-r., all modern, $3.50
slbl FaTnam, l-T., all modern.
80 y. 18th, all modern l2-r, s.
22l6 LeaYenworth, 1O-r.. mod ex. heat.
rorI,n3 THE BYRON REED COMPANY,
1914 GsoTgia Ave. s-r mod, elec, lights,
1865 Farnam, s-r.. flat mod ex, heat
each, $3.50
isos Grace, and 2Ols y 18th, IO-r mod,
each S25
S2is \, Goth Ave. 5-r.. sIB.
2-OI Douglas, 5-r., Sle.5O
". FARN.AM SMITH & co.
iSO Farnsm
2Si3 WoOLWORTH Ave. S-r.. mod, IS.
220 Chicago S-r. mod. so or I6-r S6O.
light housekeep-n ns IL Lesired
1870 y seth. b-r,. MOD. e..
sl05 Farnsm, ST.. mod. So
IA y, 3tth. l0-r., mod. so
RlNGNALr. Brandeis Theatsr Bldg.
GOOD 5-room house. mcdern except heat.
~; ADULTS only. e6lS Caldwell: walking
distance Webster SIG.
GROOM house; modern except bath; rent
SIS. Tel Doug. s4Ss
t.roOm; t2: Cor. 18th and Vinton; up
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

Sis-l1O4 n. ssTH sT. CANT BE BEAT.
rooms bath. A. MGroWitz. Doug aTo.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
North Dakota.

FOUND-s20-acrs homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
htla; cost you 500 filing fees and all J.
A. Tracey. Kinball. Neh
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS ron SALE
FarmsF FarmsFarms
Texas.

LOWER Rio Grande Valley Texas land
offered at 30 per acre; below selling
price adjoining land. part or all of 10
acres. one mile from town, on main road
and canal. best soil In valley. J. G. Tan
berg, Eau Claire. Wis o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

4eo ACRES for sale at Hastings. Fla. In
the greatest potato and stock raising
section Of the country. Land IL divided
into tracts. as follows: 80. 40, So and 20
acres. all under cultivation and each place
has all necessary tools, live stock build
iugs. fences. etc. splendid artesian wells
and excellent drainage. splendid lsnd for
either citrus fruits or truck. An acre
viii produce forty barrels Irish potatoes,
twenty bushels corn and two tons hay
yearly and will grow any forage crop.
Guaranteed title. WIN sell separately or
m bulk on reasonable cash payment and
terms to suit Address. owner Box 1l75,
Jacksonville, fla
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arkansas


LITTLE River valley lands. rich and
cheap, on railroad. Sessions Co, Winth-
rod. Ark -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin

Best dairy and generai crop state ip the
union; settlers wanted: lands for sale a.
low prices, on easy terms Ask for book
let "a on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
State acres wanted Write about our
grazing lands. II interested in frui.
lands, ask for booklet on Apple Orchards
IN Wisconsin Address Land Dept. 500
Line Rv. MinneaDOtia Miuu
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

STAFFORD TERRACE,
PARK AVE. AND JACKSON ST.
The choicest 6-room steam heated apart
ments In the city, with additional maids
rooms. II you wish eNcluEivenesE and
conNeniences in new apH rtment build
INK see these. References required G.
Moser. 1881 Underwood Ave. Phone
Harvey S1.7 -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
$1,000 Can Be Won in Next
Two Weeks

HE grand award Of 900 in gold or tour Of the world
i be won In the remaining time of the campaign
BY putting forth the most strenuous efforts possible be-
tween and February 26 YOU MAY WIN the grand
award Then there are the district awards the first being
tropical tour via the Panama Canal of more than thirty DAYS
duaon be awarded the candidate each district securing great
est number points, the second $500 Jesse French piano. purchased
from the ndemann Co., Of Albuquerque be awarded the
candidate securing the second highest number Of points each district
the third SIS International Correspondence School scholarship app
cable for the third CHEST point winner in each district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
This Modern Method Of Eiec-
trio Treatment Is Curing
Men and Women After Doc
tors and Drugs Fail.

Dent tax. another doss Of drugs You
know how they must upset your stomach
and cause bad digestion. Toa know the
many disaxresabis effects Of drugs y.'
ron 70 on taking them for every ht,is
pain or disorder. Just because you we're
taught that nothing sise could cure
W. has. the natural way of ruriar ais
orders ard chronic aiimsrts=ths pay
nature does is. We cure ~fth electricity
Tns reason druws don't cure 10 because
they do not help nature. Mature needs
electricity. nourishmsnt. som.shins that
builds up. Drugs contain no nozrfshnsns
NO eisctricsty--juss poison. witch tears
down.
on. way Of curing 10 20 restore slice
trieity vher. ~ is needed. and pain and
frfcity gives strength. power to the body.
enabling svsry organ 20 perform ifs work
properly. and whom every organ IL In .
strong. healthy condition. there can Be no
pain or aiiruent.
wsar Elecsra-vtta willis ron sleep. n
feeds a constant stream Of sisetyicfty 70
your nerves. ana they carry II TO every
organ and tissue Of your body. restoring
health and vim
safurat. your nerves With . Clowns
current from Electra Vita for q few hours
each night willis you sleep. The siiins
organs will respond 70 ~. Influence IN the
same way that an electric motor starts
vhfriins ss soon ss the power T. turned on.
EI@etra-v Vita 10 a seif-charsed body bat
ssry. which generates a steady. unbreken
stream % gaIsanlc electricity and infuses
Il into the nerves To- just the right volrrne.
It builds up vitality and strength. and
cures ailments resulting from a tsbfiitated
state OF the nerves aud vital organs
Every person Who has used Electra
vita recommend. ~ because ~ fs an hon.
rsaty to provs Ia 1ou thar our appliances
will cure you. Ask about II today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
EAT LESS AND take
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a Glass OF Salts IL Your
Back Hurts or Blad-
der Bothers.

The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid.
ney trouble. because we eat too
much and all our food Is rich. Our
blood Il filled with uric acid which
the kidneys strive TO filter out. they
weaken from oyerwork. become
sluggish: the eliminativa tiaHucs
clog and the result; IL kidney trouble.
bladder weakness and q general de-
cline In health.
When your Kidneys feel like
Jumps OF lead: your back hurts or
the urine IL cloudy. full OF sediment,
or yon arc. Obliged to seek rclles
two or three times during the
night: II you suffer with sick head.
ache. or you have rheumatism when
the weather In bad. get from your
pharmacist about four ounces OF
Jad Salts; take n tablespoonful In
a glass OF water before breakfast
for few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous
salts II made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with ilthia, and has been used for
generations 10 flush and stimulate
clogged Kidneys: 10 ncutralIze the
acids In the urine NO II no longer
Is n source Of irritation. thus end.
Ing bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive: cannot
inJure. makes delightful effcr.
yescent iithia-watcr beverage. aud
belongs In every home. because no
body can make mistake BY hav-
ing a good kidney flushing any
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
ALECK MNAB rs Of. His s., Raj. sA" s s v:s S.

reached her first. aud caught her I'm
In his great arms And. though abe
was half dead with fright she
struck at him furiously with her
little hands
A. laughing. he held her, aud |
was claiming that she was mine be.
cause | saw her first-oh. IL was
cruel fun. but ! swear we meant no
harm there was a rush of feet.
and We were surrounded hy nudd,
hist priests
One Of them--a fat little man,
with long, wased mustaehes and a
long, waSed biily.aoat on his chin.
who seemed 20 be the boss OF the
outfit--was explaining. while HE
eyes snapped fire behind his bone.
trimmed speetaeles. that the only
thing TO do 10 long. devils who
deseerated temples was 20 ALT their
Threats. when ! caught him by his
bllly.poat threw his head back, and
swung my fiat against his chin.
He dropped Then we ran for n,
bowling over priests al every jump
When We had reached q safe dis.
lance. We turned and looked back
And the scene that greeted as ~
with me yet
Firs, came the Girl. with head
bowed down. They were casting
her out because the hands of unbc.
lieVers had been laid upon her.
Following came the birds no
longer holy fluttering weakly.
blinded hy the lisht OF day. Hun.
dredA and thousands OF birds and
they we're silent
Weeks iater-cod help mel
Jaw again her who had been a vestai
virgin. u was In the white quarter
OF a river town. Already her face
was hard. She saw me and there
was hate In her eyes.
When the revolution was ended
and the power Of the Manchua for.
ever crushed. there came 10 me a
longing Go see against people Of my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
This Skin Peeler All
the Rage in Society

There is growing tendency
among women Of culture and fash
Ion 20 pay more attention 20 hyEien-
70 means OF preserving their charms
The advent OF mercollEed wax doubt
less has been largely responsible for
this This remarkable substance
produces compilations SO natural In
appearance. 80 maRneticaiiy beauu-
full. artificial compilations are no
longer desired. Instead OF doctor
Ing" an offensive skin. the skin r.
peeled off. The wax peois the skin
AZ gradually. I'm such fine particles.
no discomfort is experienced. Tho
fresher. younger skin beneath. who'll
iy In evidence within week or two.
IL lily white. aatiny soft and smooth.
It's not a patehed-oyef complexion.
but a brand now one. That's why
mercoiired wax has become such q
rage among society folk. The wax
II put on nights like cold cream and
washed off mornings. All druggists
have ~. ono ounce VIII do.
Another hyRianie treatment now
much In favor IL one 20 remove
wrinkles, made BY diHHolviug I on.
powdered saxolite In y pint witch
hazel Used a. a wash lotion, II
acts like magic. "--sAdvertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
THE CONFESSIONS OF A Wife
WHAT ARE TIL RIGHTS OF MEN7

of that poor girl, would be glad
TO have 1t in the papers-but
won't talk about II over the phone
come home as soon as you can"
is Eliene with your"
mo, she is at her own home
"All right, dear, I'll come as
soon as | can
could see by what Dick said
that neither Dick nor Harry really
understood the crime that Harry
had committed against his wife
the girl, his children and society
The whole energy OF both was di
rected TO keeping the episode out
of the papers.
Isn't IL a queer old world. little
book? Here is all this trouble
and grief made for Eliene Just be
cause after marrying Harry she
tried TO make herself over from
what she was before he married
her and from something he fell In
love with into something that he
thought a wife should be-not HIS
wife. but A wife.
Since ] have been married tc
Dick | have learned that man re
CARDS his wife in a peculiar sort oil
manner. He seems to have an idea
that no one woman can be every
thing to man. | presume this is
a mind bias heritage from the old
polygamous days.
Addison remarks: when a mar
becomes familiar with his goddess
she quickly sinks into woman
Then Mr.. Husband goes seeking
another goddess. II, by some pc
culiar alchemy, he could be made
to understand that his own wife
viii give just as much JOY and hap
piness II she be sweetly wooed as
the wife of any other man, Il
would add much TO the Joy o.
living.
hate to look into the future. lit
tie book. for | have already come
to know that there must be rea
sense of companionship. common
tastes, a likeness of mental at
tributes II one wishes a successful
married life. Dick and l are very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
Hair Grew A Inches
in a Few Weeks
A St. Louis Lady Increased the
Length Of Her Hair Four or Five
inches in a Few Weeks With
This Simple Home Recipe

A well-known st. Louis lady, aft
err using simple recipe on her
hair which she mixed at home.
made the following statement:
Without exaggeration. my hair
has grown four or five inches"
The recipe she used is as follows,
and any lady or gentleman can
mix II at home: To half pint OF
water add l OF. of bay rum.
small box of Barbo Compound and
u OF. of glycerine. Apply TO the
scalp two or three times a week
with the tips of the fingers. II not
only promotes the growth OF the
hair. but removes dandruff, scalp
humors and prevents the hair from
falling out
Ii darkens streaked, faded. gray
hair and makes it soft and glossy.
These ingredients can be obtained
from any drug store at very little
cost and mixed ut home--Adver-
tisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
CHAPTER Cxxx
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was fearfully excited when
arrived at my hotel after ! had
made the visit with Eliene to the
twins she had adopted.
| was very glad that Aunt Mary
had left a note in my box. saying
that she was going to stay down
town to dinner with a friend OF
hers who was passing through the
town.
Aunt Mary is a very shrewd
woman and she would have readily
seen that something was the mat
ter with me.
Just as | was making up my
mind what to tell Dick about the
affair OF Eliene and Harry's twin
babies, got telephone from
Dick. He said: rs that you,
Margie?"
YES" | answered.
well, dear. won't be home to
dinner tonight. Harry Symone
has gotten into a devil of scrape
and we are trying to keep IL out
of the papers.
Yes, know about IT," inter
rupted.
NO, this In nothing you can
know about. Margie."
Well | do just the same"
who told your"
"Eliene."
What"
Yes, we were out at the house
this afternoon and saw Harry Sy.
mone's children, and you tell him
that | saw his wife with those
babies held close to her breast
looking down at the cold, dead face
of the woman who had died In Civ
ing them birth"
my God! Madge' You don't
mean TO tell me that you and
Elene were out there. II the pa
pers get hold of this we might as
well give up
II guess you might as well give
up anyway. and II II we're not for
Eliene and the respectable family
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much In accord now, but he is liv-
ing daily in a very different en-.
vironment than ]. Will this make
us drift apart?
Even II Il does, has he or any
man the right TO go to some other
woman who, In turn. satisfies only
one side of his nature and who
would make him perfectly miser-
able IL she were his wife?
/ think just at present. little
book, that Harry Symone would be
good one to answer that ques-
ton.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
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Bv Fred l.. Boalt

I AN, n you please tsaid Aleck
McNabl. a Scotsman and a
Christian gentleman,
Hut when the plate goes round
In church for foreign missions !
keep my hands In my pockets,
At such times remember
though I'd like To forget the yestal
virgin IN tho temple ne Um-bassin.
It's not proud am OF the part !
had IN that affair. Twas downright