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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

ltf StitOf III az 'Qu ptulIHtl Vi
WteOrca Fcnlion Tor Mrs. Ndnloit
ina bun o1 @srncnc tunoc 'orbltpe
u1oer ct Sag.
aampcn i Wuorbcno. Aanlpen
mcQcm De "ponoc" % "tcrre" Gle.
mcutcr op~erifp1Qcr ole ANDRE
Spprg9nlonI peD @npalget |
Moorbcoo, bpiIfct &olg ltnocr Steo
Ocu 16Oc IS. Ger cr 10 &anoloo-
ter Tor Major, ncnllg Gr. Alptn %
Rco. Mclonocr, me finn iaa lnne2
at bciprrc ii9 opcr bpcnl Al oi2'e
bliucr polNt. Gsr bar nGrct Sdlc
ON, al $obu &luccnt ituIoc op'tllle@
iont rem TOR" annoioot, men man
pil ri6c, al hon bar ofllaoct GIlbll-
oct. Ill al %bclpn0e nco dlllud mango
nct iur laa nogct nUr 0ololtttJt,
iaalc0c2 al outage Hnmpcn moo Sa-
loonuUI6ct ocn9 c1en llnoto8cllAc
NorQ. men StcmntnNen bar | Den
lcncre (io 1lort Ct af1lort Snllog,
buortil Here t|iliUloilc CnntUnol9'
bcocr bar biorn0et. Gor oct iorlte
pafte set life Ii0tn Spmert'onlbeo,
ga Nira. &cn0riction bIcu 0rpbt AZ
lin iororufnc Mani, "a 0c@uOcn 10
rcialot ser cu0cl AipninAcr / Nan-
0claiprcninQcrL ioct Nibolo3iolt
uuNtcoca GptoQrIic / ocnHc. Nof
cr oct, %Stcuuin9eu bar mi pcnot 'tl
/ ocn @roo, at uiuterc3icre0 6plf
ponitcll8 fam li0t I'll bplltcn Sloe
9'catltougcn ripper. Gitcr al hdpr
Qaact ira Nlla til Nu4 % mon'tret
ale Mruitcr puoitcar &c "%tprrc" at
bare en- lfoiorItct al IS Stcntmcr,
men oNioo pnn 0cn nnocn Sloc ar
bcioc2 Ger mc0 Rob ~ &lor, %
iltct Niio0cI lnoea ubcnpttct. ga.
Iuuncua N%tooitunocrc oNtcr nrltc
Hoe at Iorctuge not ell Otsnltrlng.
Nnr bnnrct SufnSimittc / tOuc
Mar. Stutcn2 Sum0hc02uUicu M
0erioQcr ior Si0eu ct mertcIl8t (ll-
iUloc al Sniua, ioct Ell 6ormcr9 Nl.
itru lur TcrQla Sails nlcnc2 at hdpc
bunrct % meo itorre cllcr mlrore
Wtclcmrlm u0ipre0t 0ennc Snltte
/ belle tppc 9lor. 5or ina lang lto
tilbaoc leo bun Al ocune Sploom
0d bclbrc0c0C9 pau tll'pncla0el0c
normal Miau0c, men ucoblcp DOG at
bare SnlOouaiplrernc ~ mcnc2
Cn0mt az u0brc0t 0cunc i0rlldc 6or-
let lidciua Lex iom on bun par al
uorli0 ina 0crui. S%ul0ommlcn bar
Al % til uilt liz / NnbOIa0ct, men
inotil loultc mIlp bar SU0ernc lite
funnel iortIurc ll1, hpor'ra Den 'treo
in. Si0ltc CONNER bIcu &ctCrlnUr
Norunuu tul0t til Narnlcn Ior at til
ic ct ipQt Sur, ol &ll3mo0crel, Der
bur b~ibcboI0t 0cn QdnlIc @lU'trrlbco
o0 &ne0ctonmcubc0 ilAcopcr'or
9ioborr oR Meiiunoc, iorUrcoe Gnr-
lulcn ct Stufte Cit ion1 BON to1
uco liQ bicm. Sire NteOlemmcr Al
hans Touillc ipi'tc Al Gltcn % blcp
ale in0en inn Tiger anGrcbnc al IN
ms. 2cttc lc0coe Ill en- lln0cr'o1cl-
ic, "a Oct ltnl mi uUre iaitIIaact, at
Nuluocn frcmoelca burcr pou oj3le
SnQoomI@lpircr, trno@ at hr1 tlllns
H~clu0fn0c cr iriit % ruit. Ntan fan
/ bette (iIiuIoc life ioranltaltc mo-
Qru &puruntUnc, "a &uiuocu maaltc
life fam hclbrc0c2 / oen 6orltauo, at
bum lite lUltQcr uOpitlcr Sp1oon3-
ipirtrne, men hun nil anmo0ca ont
lite al 'UIlc NteIt elder III, Ii0c'onl
Ser pliuu nil talc9 on0rc 6orhulo@-
rcQIcr til Tamilicla % Nabocrnca
NctrnlQclic. SUlerne bnr rcQnct
c'tcr ol iluOct II mir0it t6 ln't2-
tiliuloer bar itrepct Jig ira Oenle
2ilbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

iieIoen paa Snitrumentets Sangerl.
ter, men traf DOG meo flor Siffer-
bco. Gn al DC tiliteoepprenoc Sil-
berere prepeoe Barnet meb at npllnc
en- Melobi, iom BUN iflloe ipiQe ei-
ter, og bette gioroe bum rlbeu paa
@arnepis at ie paa 5angenternc
eler iamle meb Singrene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

Srutnct pna Gubn. SlU4tnln9e
| Gcoar Nopioa er bleune lnoerrei.
teoe ON, at Sboma2 @iernion. CT a.
@ciumnQcu pno Sla3itibct "g'elp
&ericn". cr 0rutuct / Guantanamo
gan, Gubo. llnffcu iuOtra' m1oer
Dem uuac Mauoa EorieA pnd at nj
cJuc ia Suommcfunltclt.
Nnfluact iur %ruNcrmuro. Get
bar uoft mcacu G3rbauicIIe al HoIIo
Nau Norn, bocnOe inn 'or Glcar
Xafc. or blcucn arrcitcret paa AntIo'
ae ior at hare mprOct i'm ~rooer
Gatt @au Norn. Gcrnc rolrott@ lor
IL a ire Maaucocr 'j0cn oro IN
Scna. "a hans @uitru or 'or 0lepel
mIatUutt.
@lnttc 1urtamoc. 2e@ @ioinc2
err inotruiict mango llIuttcr ION
Erlae al Sc i2bc.oltc GortallAc 90
8upcrner GIarf cr blnu0t &c (lI'to
0cfon1uc. 9;c0 ct GaI0 Iorpreo Ban
iii enc Naauolco, "a Der MI hanano
noacn Gio, igr ban illcn bllr belt
orbci020u1til. @n0 purrc cr BET
ooaet Stataicfrctrr NI.en, ION
Iia1er uoa Noiuitalct mc0 ct bruot
SfulocrblaO oa nHNrc oIuorIlAc We
ifaOlaelicr iom Gel8c az e. 6olo.
o. =; ,ob~;t 0rc.c,,t Moro.
"" a. rontrr a., 7onrnpprt.
.~"' Cr;f -, -, lI,es 5in nnen
n..@ w .a Or,,,,c, n,rn Of Sab nj
@st"non r,r ,;cn,nt,,rt 7riitcu
M,f,,,, Wo Nlrlr1
ms +,rSr,, I@%,rcre,itot hlrp
"' ' - ~ ,S;,nrn ~ ncta l;roii
""D Az. M.,4,+,I :, :, a~ornorotin.
,n, C.,nrifer r,itcnia Sem
n1t - 49,, ~, Nor orS,n onI Not
ten. Eu0cpcnocut &atinl 90 bar
cit nu GabrifbnluinA unocr Arbel
Sc m nil OH nolIc ll5tr tuuc iIpt
- ms I Ncruc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
mthrrnHu.
yrnuo peo ltniucriitetct.

VTuIu utU ltHlutl Tltltl. llullu
Fraternity @ollie ue0 Staterls llni-
periitet / Waoilon blep forrige llge
bclpi5 poelagt peo Ell Slocbrdno,
Der par opitnaet | sure Gtage. Sus
bet anilpgcs til onltrcnt $1,000.
Gainesville upertnacr MmlGa. Stas
tens Sernbonefomntlaiion bar pGro-
lat Snne3plQc @ntcrpomer Cos
Gicnbom peb nrplltc @p til $685.
600, % Snncspiue pil opertage Nil-
lTgget BEN lite April. Gettc Sfriot
alltaacs at bile cn0c ben Strlo,
iom / flcrc Mar bar prrct fprt mel
lcnl nTpntc &orporotion % @pen
Gainesville.
Clieinmo pco @rantsbnra? "a
,. Sari en forlcoen grapeoe EFT
Srsno paa i'm Sarn1, beliggeloe ii
Mil lpopeit for @rant5burg, iteotc
ban / Ell Cubic al 80 Soo paa en-
flrbrig MuSic, ser let antUnotes %
brGnotc / lGngcrc Sio. Ser ipnes
at pore Mllligbcoer for at ber i'm
ocS Slic, % nurnlerc llnoerlegelier
oil forctages.
Smoiamcrnes Eengc Sepoueres.
&c $4,000, ipm cr iat tiliiOe ior
@innebc. 90 Snoioncrne, er bIepne
oeponercoc / TirIt Notipnol @al1f /
garubop, bporiru mlnore GUNNER
ifal funl1e trnffes bper Maaneb.
Walloe al De Glore GpbbllOcr cr no
turligpis life fpnoige / Sfripcflln-
iteit, / bpilfet 5ilfrlbc bet %forores,
at ACCOMPLISHMENTS foripncs
nlc0 oercS Commandments.
Gaibtun-&jpbmanb logger up.
Gbarlep Campbell, Der / 80 Iar bar
brepct Sunoelsforrctning / Den title
@p Gnibtorl, % lom Der bar pllnoet
ii0 Gcnllcr og @cfienbte, Ser MI CT
iprcote oper belle N~oropclten, iolgte
iorIeoen 6orretningen til iine to
9eticntc o. oil !pgge op. Camp
bell bar ogiua eiort Jig berterfet |
en- oltoen Hetning, ioct ban bar Den
ierite 1nrbeber poa |iroolla.Nfbe.
lingcn al Acknowledgement
Mn6eialer Gnrfclu for Stmbenter.
Cane Goltntps 8ranbjl,rp bar llnoer
lit iiolte Mpoe / Wuoilon 81. a. oft.
beialet, at be lllgc &pillocr, Der ltlt-
oercr peb Statens ltniperlitet, I'M.
o~crfaiIes Ell G~lirfetp-Sop. Surpen
ipncs bet life niloe pprc roget afpet.
Ell, ON bisic &pinoer pua Slagei
nj ON Iftenen bar tullngne til al
ppbolbe iig paa llnipcri itetsgrrnoen
% life - iom ofte MT err 5ilfploei
- i|treiie omfring poa iaaounne Ste.
ser, bpor llnQc Tiger life bllro(
fees eiter MerfetS Trembrilh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
pilcs furcrct paa ira & til "a Tnoe.

Nrnihcierc iIbaaebttnlcr ptuQeur hptS Rn;n Sints
mcut tffc turrrcr tleeuoe. lliulte eleoenoe entr 'reuls
'tunruot ViltS Srrlte @upeuoepc glpcr rinert1a
cents ADVERTISE ment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

tagct Dem al fit Siier i oen Sanfe,
at Si9et mart life piloe purc til al
Alcntlcn0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
2ofal:W9ent.
0cn Worjfe
3tnie

Ter er enonu npsle Ifticr tlIiaIss hos
@iraer Eslanb. General @eitern Maent,
2ll-2l2 Marquette BuiloiRs. Chicago, gu
2ue SpIpsninscr meboeles berebuiIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

Nitf frit. Meb bner 9eftining of 100 Pb. ellcr mere
ptl nj ierbe big trit Ell feb. 'aftie piderel eIer en- pei.
lmo9enbe Y fe. Cpeio hnilfeu Sla0e enifeS. priier:
Yin 9lle Bad Glib Il 2aSier 3hc pr. Vuub - S9tfer
3At). -4iderel 618c; Rife 9he; iartet SiIb 50. so pr. 100
phs. aoase. gcitil M fra Great Lakes Fishing Co.. Az
{. 5th ST., Duluth. MINI. Reierence: 6itp 9lat. gonf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
T ipI i }s''
Spa

Vot al z Tan bIlot tI9tI1 ooot tltnot
mcn bel uotyc % iutegesioule Eomilebloo
-uu9oomnen9 %eu" 'tul 81 ienoe Sem lem
9trmre oey eucr5 tcreg - ct9. ~ tueyt
Eumer poo - S,oer ulopotte, meo iuuos
leuoe E~ortGlin9ey % potre @jlcoer - ,omt
BET begemte Eiueoe " ,,uistpeIo" - Der eIeys
to,ter - Gts. reproduced / uotuylige
Forpsr % iCroi9t TIL al iGties / Aamme
eler til at bGuoes / Noyioreu. Tor TIM 10
Gents. 1euo Srtmerter eIey SelU amin
os.i9t Erep.
0lip uo bette advertisement, itriu 9(opr
% Aoresie og ieno os ioag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
3lurn IuisnIu.
Niuouurint Nrnoicl. Nobcri ,

~Yiuouariat Trnaicl. Robert Ncn-
Orjction, Ser iorlcOcn / GnrQo orUb.
tt iut Muitru % oerpuu Qjoroc Ct
mi@luttct GorioN poo at toQe lit elct
Yin. u0r Slutulultn al rQrrlde
tI0t l'liul''l' lIH 'uoVu|' I'll '"'' t"H
&c 'Ilu'2 'oI NVll' V3 Vo'l p''''''' ~
!io|porIAl Nol'1iI''
Ncu Hucfiuro lrnocr Tlnucr.
Sonl bctlenot err Ser / Sem M 'or-
iamlcOc Ncli2lutur '~rcn1br1lt Tor
ilod ON at Unite Stutcn9 NopeDiT-
Sc ira Niaunarct til 9tcp NQctioro,
"a lcIu II bette Gorila1 life 0uar
ilicunem, iaa cr 0o1 Sc do0c Ntlu
Nptfior0 Nor0trc bclauc0t uau nof
en- Sruui. ionl iaa / Ne0aialo ifal
iuillc9 Ger err ntmliu tadct tSor.
hol02rcdlcr iii nc0 Nuipduind al
uIorrfoilc Tia R%cicrcnouml, ou al
Stotcn2 Noucoito0 iaa iful britcm-
mes uco olmin0ella Gulfeamitcms
nina lmocr Nnloet / 1916. Ger
oiprcs ionrtioid cpnIcrfipm pad, at
octtc SprrlemaaI olnrio cr blcpeut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
tfrrsr, aer,islel,e paa en- 1oo.

l1Q "nrntlue Nromo Sutnlnt SnbIttttr. Apoihetere
tlbaQehtldltr NtndCue. hpto DC HE rnloc puie. y.
II NrUpC9 ziQudtur pGa bier sGfic. Dot AdV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

6ruternitp @ol,ie pe0 Statens llni-
periitet / WiaoiIon blep forrige llge
oelpi3 poelagt peo Ell S~locbrdno,
Der par opitnaet / eure Gtnge. ga
bet aniluoes til onltrcnt $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
ltuo Turrctnincomnno bpo.

Ter lt1liom Ell al %itdliielo9 boot
tjrnotc mtNc Gorrctntu02mTlo cr
pluo'cli0 oiloact REQ 2s0cn. Gpo@-
uuriadcu par Nheumoti@mc, Der on'
Qrcb Nicrtct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Snnict pnn i'm she NuoiclYone.
Spnnacn

6or onoen @an0 or &oucn ON tpun.
Qen Notwithstanding Ior Sp.
rlngapatlenter bleuen bragt / Au.
ueuOclie / Ntimlcapolla, ioet Carl
0anlon citer Sr9eu2 anbciaIing
bIep Ia0cn ira lit Stem oG ~inolast
pna @opcmcQ NoipItoI. 0onion bar
olilru on lem m~inorcnorige Born,
o9 ba 6amllien tlm bopoe et Gone.
pGrcl'e. oniao 2rgen ia berettiget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

Srnllnp uco Wnruclb. 9tarpc Sor
tcli0u Cliou uco Garfield rcircoc 'or
lc0Cn iii Nrnlllrp mch Ntil0 Sl9nc
NnNcriou. NrloQommcn cr a.
Cpu0laa Golmtn2 b~aucbrpocnoc %
pClitnncnNc Nnrmcr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-04


his voice. What shall l do?"
He was human, he was hungry, he
felt that to restore this wealth to it's
legitimate owner deserved some re-
ward, for, ah, how he needed it. He
wandered about all that morning,
thinking-thinking. To give it up to
the police would be to deliver up his
opulent find and receive not even a
thank you. Half a dozen times he
wandered by the alley and fingered
about it, wondered if the owner of the
case might not show up, which he
finally determined was fanciful and
ridiculous.
Toward nightfal a thought came
to him. About a week previous, in
his nighthawk wanderings, he was at
tracted by big fire. He had helped
rescue an ambitious reporter who
had climbed a fire escape. The young
man had struck up a speaking &C
quaintance with Joel. Once he had
invited Joel to a cafe supper with
him. Joel knew where he worked.
He sought him out.
you will do something for me, l
know" he told the scribe. Find out
if the police have any record. of
man knocked down and robbed Of
well, say thousand dollars, and
well, say some diamond and pearl
rings and brooches, will your"
Hi, noww hailed the reporter,
pricking up his ears; "that has the
flavor of a SCOOP"
eff it leads to that, you'll get it
first, believe me-" pledged Joel.
For two consecutive evenings Joel
visited his friend, to learn that no
such event as that he described had
been reported to the police.
Not for a moment had the thought
of appropriating the money and Jew
elry come to Joel's mind Being hon.
est, he kept his own counsel, but
went into a bank one day and depos-
itnd tho ono thousand dO11aro in hic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-04


find-no result. q
Many a time the possession of I'M
claimed wealth became a burden,
nearly temptation. Then Joel ac-
cepted his strange responsibility as
matter of course,
when get little money ahead, 1
will see a lawyer, and learn the
honest limit / must go to as a full
duty to seek to locate the owner of
the money and the jewelry," he de-
cided. eff he cannot be found, sure
ly have some claim in the matter.
But Joel did not accumulate the
money necessary to start this plan in
operation. A fall temporarily. Grip
pied one limb. He fell ill and became
unfit for work. Finally he determin-
ed to return home, veritable prod
igal son. 1t was better to acknowl-
edge defeat, however, after all his
high hopes and bouts. Besides that,
his relatives in the home village cared
little for him.
Joel made his way from the city
olO"ly, pdlu1uHy' AZ d IO"A MY
miles on his route he found unexpect-
ed comfort and rest. Applying for
what light work he could do at mod
est little home, the patient-faced
sweet-souled mistress pitied his for
lorn condition. There was some work
to do about the chicken house and
the garden. He might try week at
it, and meantime he would be well
coined to a cot in the garnet and all
the weIl-cooked food he could eat.
Joel worked with a will, SO far as
his condition would permit. He be-
came acquainted with the daughter
of a widow next door. They were
poor, but respectable. They grew to
like the bright-hearted young fellow,
who entertained them with stories of
a wandering career that showed a
deep knowledge Of human nature.
IroT11 fboTo ho loo rn od fhof tho Dou
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25

Rufus w. Gaynor. son of the late
Mayor Gaynor, was arrested in
Brooklyn and released on suspended
sentence for speeding.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25
CHAPTER XVIII.
How Does Illustration Help Display?

Illustrations usually used to portray the goods
advertised In this the half tone (the style of en-
craving which produced photograph washdrawing)
is usually employed Such reproduction is apt to be most
elike Therefore if you seek to show what the goods
look like the half tone is the best feasible.
But if You would use the cartoon style of illustration
find that the ink style just plain line cut
works best Most newspaper cartoons of this STYLE
and when the smooness of stock might permit the
of Photographic plate the pen and-ink kind will
hit harder those the illustration seeks to persuade For
the pen and-ink Illustration has dash and a vm-a
natural strength and rugged action such the half
tone can never attain.
Often Won can make Your illustration perform both
Observation-Disclosures the article, and also suggest the
reasons why the reader should buy. In fact this dual
purposed illustration is the ideal. Here's one, for
instance, that shows happy faced at work with
a sweeper-another portrays enviable pluto
elat at the wheel of high powered automobile. In both
of these cases. the haftone style of illustration the
Photographic kind is preferable if feasible because here
Your first job to picture your cleaner your
machine incidentally, the illustration may suggest
That looks contented even when she's sweeping
it must be easy with that vacuum cleaner
And yet, although YOU make your illustration
effective adjunct to your advertising how often
folks wastefuv pictures Sometimes false economy
leads the space take only old illustrations which
happens to be hand. He it in al which deals
with subject which the illustration does not Illustrate
Thus, in order to few cPntshc few cents that the
engraving and art work would cost--such false
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25
Charters SCIlOoner-yaCht He
Iene to Make Voyage to
laySan Group

Captain NaH SCnirpmfr, veteran
i ar.nor Of the Pacific is off for Lay
san Island again his domain when
re was known - King Man Of Lay
. san
Though he will go to develop the
lobster industry, aptain Max will!
also keep o keen eyc CIT. to- h I'd
poachers For a Icing time he has
wanted to be made t. S warden Of
the island but the position was never
create, INT nea.. While the island 8
teeming birdIife has been decimated
by bloody plumage-hunters.
Since last September, over 10000
birds have been killed there
This was the discovery of the Off
GERS and crew of the coast guard cut
ter Thetis, which made its semiannu-
al visit to the leeward islands from
March l8 to April 10. ..-.
LIST Lieut.. W. II. Munter. in his re-
port 10 Washington, writes that the
birds on the i~atnds. although exceed
ing half million, are FEWER than ever
before owing to the raids or the poach.
ers. lie describes very WILDLY the
scenes of destruction as was shown ny
the piles of dead bircs numbering from
five or six to as high as 40 deep.
AT first VIC attributed THIS enor-
NOUS loss TO an epidemic" said Lieut..
Munter. but il soon dawned on us
that poachers had again raided the
islands for feathers. only the breast
and belly feathers were taken The
bodies were then thrown into piles to
rot in the sun Is" -.>... !
The Thetis men found three head
stones about 80 yards from the shore.
One grave had rectangle fence.
around ii, but there were no inscrip.
tions upon the stones. The men are
certain that the graves were not there
when the Thetts landed party upon
the island last September.
More substantial evidence OF the
recent date of the poachers' stay was
found in an anchor lying near the.
shore" says the report I'VE also
found fresh turtle meat in the fast dc.
teriorating shackss OF The former phos-
plate company, freshly split kindling
wood. a Japanese straw mat. which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25
TO PUT ON FLESH ....~.
AND INCREASE WEIGHT
A Physicians Advice.

Most thin people ca: tom four tr
six pounds Of good solid fatmakine
food every day and -stiI do not III
crease in weight one ounce. while on
the other hand many OF the plump
chunky folks eat very lightly and keep
gaining all tie time. It's AL bosh to
say that this is the nature Of the in
dividual. Il isn't Natures way at all
Thin felix's stay thin because their
powers Of assimilation are defective.
they absorb just enough of the food
their cat to maintain life and sem
blance of health and strength. STUFF
fling went help them. A dozen meas
a day won't make them gain single
stay there" pound All the fat pro
.ducing elements of their food just stay
in the intestines until they pass from
the body as waste. What snch people
need Is something that will prenare
these fatty food elements so that
their blood can absorb them and de
ltosit them all about the body-some-
thing, too, that will multiply their
red blood corpuscles and increase
their hoods carrying power.
For such condition 1 always rec,
ommend eating Sargol tablet with
every meal Sargol is not. as some
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king MAJ" TO REVISIT ISLAND
DOMAIN RAVAGEDRY BIRD HUNTERS

could not last long in rho uprn wealth
or % the island and TIC condition Of
the fresh waf"- in IN, ptntr.Cs Of the
@haCks"
Rlb7tross Chief Sufferer
The white or Laysan albatross was
the chief sufferer" {, ntiEucs tho re,
pert, describing ccndittns on Laysan
island. "ncyt the back footed alba
frosS with the frigatc bird and blue
faced hOObv following in order OF num-
her found killed About 200.000 birds
V ere found lying in heaps in all parts
Of tho island
AN Of then were found on their
backs. with only Che, breast feathers
missing. In the majority OF cases the
feathers had been pulled ont. but in
some instances knives had been used
and the breasts haC been cut away
from the bodies Of the birds. X was
q most distressing sight to see so
many fine birds rotting away
Besides relating the pitiful condi
tons found on Laysan. Lieut.. Munter
describes bird life on Bird or Nihoa
island, French Frigate shoals, Lisian.
ski island and Ocean island.
Cruise Successful.
The cruise was very successful in
spite Of the nasty weather we enCoun-
tered most Of the time" said Capt. J.
H. Brown, in command Of the Thetis
Landing was impossible at times
due to the heavy sea caused by the
westerly winds If a party should be
ashore OH enc Of those tiny ,slets and
d sGHalf suddenly blow up the men
would be marooned indefinitely and
probably starve before landing could
be effected" -.
The log of the Thetis has been writ.
ten up in a highly interesting style by
Lieut.. Munter The cutter stood off
Honolulu harbor for Bird island late
in the afternoon of March Is, and
arrived at the huge rock Thursday
morning. Bird island, 266 miles west
OF Honolulu, is the ideal breeding spot
for the birds because OF it's inacces-
sfble nature. The cliffs which rise
ebruptly to the height of 903 feet or
the north and west. sIoping at an
angle of As degrees to the south, shei-
Ter over 20",0 900 birds Of all breeds
known TO the, Pacific isles.
"E:4ds Everywhere" f.. i
Birds, birds, birds, everywhere
records the log. "On the slopes, rest
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ing on the water and in m!dalr ThH
landing party consisted Of Capt Down.
Lieuts. Parker. Eberly and Daniels
Dr. Hooper and Lieut. iIuntCr. After
battle with the surf and a duCking
on joyed by the entire party We were
safely landed and given the Urp0rtu-
nifty to take pictures OF the bird life
with the rock was fairly nuIsating
"On. returning to tho ucach after a
no; and ttrosome Climb. continues the
writer. describing one e the strange
experiences OF the cruise, we lOunf
the first cutter badly broken on the
port side amidships. So that it could
net be used to take us off TO the ship
A heavy roller had picked it up and
suddenly dropped it on its biigc break
ing five ribs, three strakes Of pianking
and the gunwale This boat was
launched through the surf and taken
in tow by ore OF the other boats.
The surf was too heavy for a small
beat 10 land and get us at this time,
so we had to jump ohs by one from
a low cliff into the sea during a Quiet
tine. and swim off to it, and thus
returning safely 10 tie ship. The cox
swain, who had injured his leg. was
placed in a life preserver, lowered
from the cliff and hauled by line to
the small boat"
The Thetis proceeded westward.
stopping at the various islands in the
group when the surf permitted a
landing The conditions of the three
kinds of island formation was studiee
and il was found that Ocean island,
which is an atoll, has changed its con
tour since the last chart was made.
Instead of being rounded as past oh.
servations show the western end Of
the sand spits was found TO extend
into point Bird island is the best
type of volcanic island, white either
Lisianski or LaysaE are typical OF
the sand islands.
Bird Antics Amusing. 49,. .....
The. log of the ship gives consider
able description OF the birds antics
in the bird kingdom which is so SCI
dom visited by man. The report
quotes from a scientific paper upon
the amusements of the Laysan alba
tross, which seem to be moro of
duty than a pleasure.
"One albatross approaches another
with loud squeaking, bowling every
step. The recipient of the courtesy
likewise starts the bowling ceremony
until they meet. When the partners
meet the real show begins After
crossing bills several times as mat
ter of form the lead partner walks
behind the other. stepping high like
negro eake-waiker They then close
in OH each other, swell out their
breasts and rise on their toes The