davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

ner ; Moaber, hporpao llarUs fan
betlGmoca. /. CLEAN Cultivation" -.
Man fan hape Otaia, Fotefer cller
MOB pua Stpffet % fllltipere lod
goot OF oftc, at llarGSiet paa Oct
nGrnlelte lIoruboes. ener mon fat
olite, barre % BRUCE Wtaiflner meo
Sinner pna Stpffet ira Saruelttloer
% llooper. ,. Same Oct grllnbigt.
3. NpIe fprlenoe @plinser oerpda,
"Sucf @beat" eler Nlfalia. A..
Soloe llgrTsiet goot ncbe, til bet
oer, hpilfet tmn ifc ncb Niplp al Ell
Soc, "Spuo" rller Wtomer, hui5 bet
bare fer tlot nof "a lpnae nof. 3.
auHle "G.uacf 8raia" % iligt npQct
paa ct minore Stpffe peo NiGlp al
Building Taper" % anbct.
&ar npgen al Nluoeta @rlcrc mcb
&elb ilornobet "Giiocf @rois" pes
SiPlp al aemifalier cller "Siullios"
nnmobes De pcnligit ON at Iooe Sc,
corab- Soften" iou pioc set. ager-
Observation-Disclosures bar intct iligt
Wfiobel moo "Gllacf @roia" at al,-
beinle, iuopiot ploes. Tarmipolten3
Heoaftpr.
Gano % |inf.
9lolo life iannmlen en- Slot apl
llnger al forlflcllig Ilber,
) tolOt &eir cr - a Is apl-
llllger NOT al tagc &ore paa Tor ell
enfelt Some. mems Den / parmt Geir
fan greie 10 a 20 Stnffer.
aplllnger trUnger lngen Neoc
Tor De er "a a SO Elmer gnn1le.
On al be melt ~letpinbte %
Iifre Moooer at bliue fpit "|ocfet
@opbera" pna er at itiffc ct Bar,
ire lmaa aorn al "Strphnlne" lnb
/ imaa Stnffer al rao Totct % Ger
pou iinbe "8opbercns" unocrioroi=
lfe @on9e % lT0ge ilige ioraIlteoe
Eotetltpffer | ol5ie.
- Spormnnge Sfriot 9ipr ou iii
lllgen 9tptte ON Naret bare al ben
@rllno, at Nlesberen er / gale On
ben paa NIeiet, cller forbi Grenoen
% Welfcbltlct er poa ct ltret Stco?
IItfor mango Inrnere bpgger og
illorctter Jig ilIg, at bere5 StcI iol-
Der nle9et mere t~lnapinot, eno oet
buroe.
Set gjer intet til Snoen, bpor
range @onge en- Sorrner bar inlot
Iaratallet lit - fan ban life tileQ.
ne 'ia eler iatte Ell M Soc, err ban
Tor aammel.
On Surn1er iaapel iom enbpcr
anoen Eerion fumller oltio lrnaer
rem | Geroen peo at lefte oa trpffc
emo peo at 9ipe Sparf oa Sppno.
SHIT MI er oct Chen of be
9pnoe at tpnfe pna, hpao Sloa3
'oiti9t Sober ma ifal bope til
Welfetllerne og De n1ore areatllrer
I'll %lnteret atueo Spet. San Def
life bllpe Gnitloge, iao fnn % Dor
oct blipe Npper, Noo cQer Toteter.
- SGttcpoteter, ionl er baoeoe /
%ono, oct er blanoet Iormdlin l.
operierer fife "Sfab" caer Sfllrp
I'll De me Eotcter; men oi5ie fon
ll1e illot bliue i~fobbeoe. hpis emit
ten flnoes / Sorben eacr / @ieoiel,
iom er bleuet brogt no poa Eptet-
aeeren.
6leoen ifuloe affieles aoot
hllrtl9't mllligt, eiterat Sen err fonl.
men giennem S%eparotoren, og boil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
quiet 90 Rfckkenef.
Rsbtseret al IN praitif SusmobeL
Smaafneer, ium or auSe til auifc.

On Somumerell, lloor hi ne0ic
oil parn1e np aipffenet mere en-
bcilt nebpenoiQt pes ot tpn0c ttnocl
@aa=Sageropneil, ellcr, bua6 iom y
enom uPrre, at monttr ipre / en-
ltor aletfenltopc, ioa lellner oet ia
l%lbetlnget at benptte iig al Ell al %
noaenllnloe fisliqe Gage og ba9e OF
fnrlfie0ige Slu9s Smoufuger. Si5-
boiler liz | gllfborer, hpor Ipnge
oct 'fal pore, o. lalocr lnnat blai.
aere | Spngoen enc @oaicafe5 %
Sopercnfes. % iao bar man ga
noget paa Nuanoen. ON ma iour
Sremmeoe, % bebeper fife at baae,
lloar oct er iun purn1t.
Oatmeal Gupfics.
Gn Sop Suffer, > 9Gg. q Sop
Smer, > Stopper Satmeal, 8 aop-
per Mtcl, 1 Sop Wolasies, I Sheifc
Sooa, I Sheife &anilie. Sner og
Suffcr rsres goot icmmell, ~irere@
DC plspeoc seg % %anilicu. 60
oaen pispes / Mtolasieien % rere3
/. iaa Oatmeal o. Wcl tililut. Set
ilaoes goot o. lGgges / Ell toppet
Sbelte 90 @ungen / pelimtrtc
Tunocr.
Oatmeal Macaruuns.
21a Stop Satmeol, I Spiicifc
Smer, I Sop Slffer, > 9Gg. I She
lie &anllic. Smsrct imeItcs % RS
res rigtia goot iommen meo SABRE
mcIet, sGaaene pispes gobt % re-
res l. % oerpoa rercs Suffer og
Gnnilie /. Set iormes meb en- Che
lie / lntoa Hllnbinaer, iom IGgges /
lmurte Eanoer og iiegcs ira ire iii
lem Wtlnl,tter.
Smffer=Gaaer.
10 Stop Mel, ; 9Gl, IL Sop
puIperiieret Suffer. 9Ga oq Suf-
fer plspes I'll BET er aI0elcs inf oq
Ipicgult, iaa iiatea MeIet | libt eiter
lIot, ibet Reren belle Sioen rsreS /
Bare Ell halu Sbcife 40 @angen
lpg9c5 uooper imurie Nunoer o.
Der MO pare nofiaa itort Welem-
RIM, ga De ipreoer iig uooper ganite
meget. &c iteges meb ganife IiOcn
&armc. % fan iieges aanifc lGnge.
Wolasies Crops.
Il aop fogenoc &ano. - Stop
Smsro p Stop Molasies, y Che.
Ife SaIt. I Sheite Soou. I Sbeife
aanrI, I Spiieite SngeiGr o. not
NieI, iaa Oct bliuer Ell INF Hsre.
Get fogenoe @anb bPioes oper
Smeret, ellers blanoes Oct iammen
/ ben Sroen. bpori Oct nGpnes. On
Spiieife 40 8nnaen IGggcs / imur.
te Eanoer ol oet iteges omirent et
aparter meo life meget iterf Garma.
Satmeal- 2aaer meb iur Welf.
Tn aop hpiot Sufter, I aop
Smsr, I app Oatmeal, 1 aop Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Den Soreneec Kirfcs
olarsmoSe
~ sLne 3

llilla her lelpfalQcllQ dlcrtten0c@
iom RcliliounitoIc
b. NJ hper HonmlnlalltolelGrerp
uQentli9c TroNrom. hpor oenue
Cronina leaca NiemCm'ert. orouca
paa Ell iunonu Wouoc. al Sc iruuu
rcubc elcpcr life tabcr uoacn al Sc
prlcntIiac Grin / Nrm0itab@tjlcducl
len cIlcr noQeu AZ Sc Mlmo,tabcr.
lon1 trUpco til 'ortlat hclAlQ Eth
0uunt, % al 'aaoan TrnurrcIic life
Qoo noQcn Wua0e 'taI tlln0c@ at
utrtc n'oroeIaatl9 pau Glcuernc2
NremrntninQ CVromotiom / Stoltn
NnmcrfnluQ Tao &c babe "a
Qc, GA Ell Gel Al Glcpcrnc cr iropr
rcn0c. fluoc lluocrpi>uinlcu / aom
mu0IltoIcu nlc0 rcttc t0Qc Si0tc paa
l|lIcQnelicu a. morolltc. humane cl
Ter tuIiIrcue amo'fdbcr. Cpclltcllt
Al Observation-Disclosures ca Illncr
oe.
c MI 2oQen clltr 2uQtuc pau
hplltc Glcucr 'tnI haze SiII0oclic I'll
al uprc bortc ira Nonmmtual'folcu
orone@ a. W%cutQhcocruc % StoIcbc
'inrclicn / TTac@ltab. men ~ionlcbc3,
AZ GIcucr Al ocn lomme %rrcr life
ltoI hupc Eiunoclic al uTrc 'rupr
ren0c poo ioritIclliqc NoIp Sage.
NnmcrtninQ: Vau en- Gel Steocr,
huor ionaootiom ollie StoIcbnrn til
herCr 6Ct iantmc Micul0hco. cllcr
hpor iorlflelltQc MeulaheOcr flnoc
cne2 ON SuQcn. ulloc oct mullQcu2
Io0c iig gisrc al toQc Glcpcrnc no Al
Sfolcn til MISUNDERSTANDING
ira Ell >Trcr po0 Wiunoag. ira cit
onocu pon Slr@0aq oip, % iunIc0e2
pierc 0ct mllll Tor W}enlQhcocn at
hol0c 'ait %Urcr. 'oml ga tlul0c I'M
6crplle ct all0 Glcpcr poa N(auboh
ct un0ct puo llr@bna OH. Gn iau
oou STrcr cllcr 2rrcrinoe fuu0e ior
rciten ticrc NieniQbeocu iom SrGo
nit, aorlcocr. / SIIiUlhc MenlQbcoa
loitcr. OicohiUlper / llugoom3orbel
&c Q. T. y.
Von onorc Stc0cr pll0c pcI SEN
met proftIitc CroninQ pare oerL at
o0c McniQhchcn9 Born toQc@ l,o al
SfoIcn pou ocu ionmc babe 2oQ
% uubcrplie3 / Ncliqlon al inooonnc
SUrerc, ion man fmnoc oporlpc i
Mcniabeoen.
Gnomu fam nGpncS. al | SfoIer
mc0 bare Ell Eprcr. hpor ale Nern
or al lonmc gro. flunoe oct oronc2
ionIebcS. Of Recommendations ophe
rcr olbcIc2 en- hoIp Ioq / llgelL. oa
SfoIen9 %rrer. bpia 0crtll 'tlftct,
fulloe Ga bcnpttc Den buluc 2oq til
HcliQion@lmocruianluq.
y u. StubtiTr, @eorQc :. @cr1,
Wiortlu Neqlonh.
is. IelQenoe Nopport al aamllteen
uonppnt pco Aor2maNct / 1914 I'll
N~ehouoliuQ Al ReliQton3ltolcio9en
meo iprliQ Ncnblif pou Staternt2
SfolcIopaluninl ~trnffc@ / Norabcrct
nin9cu oubcioIe@.
f.. Horamobct tiIiGttcr o1iod
ionr en- aonIitc pao II til at moo.
tnae @ioraQ I'll @urnc'toIcr Tor
'nttjQe N}cniQheoer, ionnt uPre ltci-
lcmmouO Tor DicuiQbeocr, ser anlter
%prerc, "a %prcre, ser eu'fcr Sto.
lie. Nor@msnct tatter Ero'e2Ior 2
Strono Tor ban ll'ortreone Hrbeloe
/ oennc SnQ
a. Samilmocts Tornlou onmo0c5
ON at Isrqe Tor, at Ser oNiou iour
ni5oIoe2 min0it 10 itarrc HcliQi.
on@ifoIemeoer.
b. aoaien til @iGIp Tor NeIili-
nuaifoIer / trpnaenoc Wtcnilbeocr
onbeiole2 til ariltcnioIfcta rilcIlJe
lluoeritatteIic.
IS. a. Nor@meoet uotruffer lin
itore @IUoc ouer ocn 6remguna
observation-disclosures bnr hopt Maa
ben t%ri'tbroOerIilc 9lono 'rcmoeIea
ronoc unoer 'rentloiqe Sorhouolm-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

! ven 'lllt Ittll' W Ni@At@ lpul ~
rprca op / Smeret Ro'tncr oa So.
coorult hapca iaa i "a ocrpaa uercl.
ui@ Mel o. SaimcoI &c lrQQeS |
Ell iunirt Tanoc mco Ell lheite ol
ltclc2 mCo lterf Tdrme.
Molasica Nnacr.
q iman anppcr %ar6. , Aopper
~Nfoln@lc@. I 9eQ. | Sheifc Sooa.
aancl, Mclt, liot Sllt "a nof Mcl,
'oo Set tun ficplca uN omtrcnt
Connie init. Get iitfea uo meo
cit i%irtantet cller o'IanQ Torm o.
ltcQc2 n1co Qanltc inert &urme.
Manocl- Grcmittcr.
q Aoppcr brlmt Suffer. I aop
Smer. = aop NtcIt. Il aop
MonNlcr, I SOP Noimer, I Sbcitc
Soba, /. Sbeifc @oneI. J.. Shtltc
9tlttnrcN I 9Gg % uot NirI. ioo oci
fan ficple3 llo. Sufter % 5nrrr
rnrc3 til 6leoc, 90llct pispc2 "a
rerc@ /. ocrpoa Nieltcu, hpori e..
boen cr opleit. 9}of Nicl rere2 /.
ioo oct blir aanlfc inf. ian rrre3
anncI % 9tlltnlc4 / lnnt Holiucrue
"a Iinnolcrne, ionl bcl0c 2clc q
bnttcNc og berpao o~perorn@icoc mr9
ltcl. Get flcpIca uo Qnnlfc INIT OF
itIUrc2 / Spiolcr cler Stroainffcr.
SbefH9cr.
Gn aop Snler, H. Sop Suffer.
, 9Gq, I Sheifc &auillc. , lhc'fcer
Noflnl Bomber % not Nicl. iaa set
fan flculc2 no "a there's iN mco
'or'tIcliQc in1ao Gormer ion Sticr
lcr, GIrfanter, SpiOic o.ir.
Npale HnuS.
VI bar ole hprt at hui3 mar CT
rUo at iorpct Galtctei oil iolmc, Ell.
Ter at Sarpernc hi lebc / ~bucrau0ra,
lua ital man opppc set | SoItunno
rerlt. Nien at Oct odiaa itul pare
No0t al huuc Fcbcr / S%Ubcuan02t,
lom man uaiter set i, cr piituof no
get mt. Wten Oct err ct Taftltm,
al hul3 nlall bar llot Eebcr / STbc.
uaroct. iuu hiTlper set til at bol0e
Nnrucn / Spiet. Nonr nlan uoitcr
lnierpot blaot clIcr Iiluiaruet
@onmIoatoi, pll oct 10 uItio ioIue
llot, men bar man llot Noruc Al
famine Sloqa, 'om Seiet, / oct no
lie &anb. man ifnlcr set /. iau pll
Oct hlUlpc til at beudrc Soroen /
Splet. Gettc moo GA uientoQc5
bper @ang, man poifcr set. @ren-
ne Spier bcholoer i'm inc Saruc.
hpla man nor Ilot opleit Nlul
CNllmD / SfplIepan0et. Sunoc,
bpioc &loler laor offllrot paste NE
get StipeI'e / iiQ bpi2 man bar mo-
get "@lm Nroblc" / SfuQcponoet,
% Iffe l"tipcr 5eiet citcr.
pod. Npia man bar bUflcoe, hatc
Snapper pau &oitetiolerne iou oup
anappernc | Stlpelle "a form Dem
mco 6lnGrene, laa DC bIluer beie
l9len, fer De er blet qanifc tsrre.
6oor man lat poa rigtig isoe
sebler ON Sonmeren, iom life bar
noaen riff, lurIlg SmoQ. nnor man
pil foge Dem til "Saucc" cuer 9Gb-
legreo o. bcller life iii sic, iao
iorieg at fogc en- Gel NicpIant, op-
l%fuoret / lmno Snftcr, lonmlen mlc0
9Gblernc, iaa lonr DC ell BELLA. frllt
Smag.
Wcn$ %$or0bUrcnc cr ourc, fao
Lap op I'll Gel 900 "Ficpluut Saucc"
% leroer Den / lnno SfuoIer meo
enoel rifle &or0bur % /, loa laar
on oelliqt. rift Spltetel, oa Ell
Gllart SorobTr nil rGffc til al Ter.
perc rlatla mongc paa 0ennc Niaaoe.
aolo Habarbraiuppe meo noqic
'riite Sorobpr / er ogiou en- ioriri
'tenoe Net paa Ell uorm luQ. o.
% Suppen taler iig ioo appetitlig
no meo be iriifc. rsoe @pr /.
Na uin9=Xa9cte Waremcoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
SbefHacr.

Gn Stop Snlor, Fl. aop Suffer.
, 9Gq, I Sheifc %anillc. , 5bclfcer
%otlnl Bomber % not NIcl. iaa set
fan flcplc2 no "a ltiurc@ ito mco
'or'tlcliNc ilnan Tormer iom Sticr
ncr, Glrfuntcr. Spioic o.iu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Wolasicn Nnacr.

= inlan aoppcr %arn. , aoppcr
NfoInaic@. I 9eQ. / Shcifc Sooo.
aancI, M}clf, libt S1lt "a nof Mel,
'on Set tan ficpIcs ne onltrcnt
CONNIE init. Get 'itte2 uO meo
en i%irtantct cler o'lanQ Torm o.
itcQe@ mcn Qanltc inert Narme
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-31
Fitting Yourself to Succeed
Only by Doing Each Task with All Your
Might Can You Hope to Be Worth While

same end she declared II to be her God
given right to live her own life as she
felt called 70 live II, irrespective of the
customs. traditions and ideals of other
people. .
AS consequence this woman who
possessed physical charms and a bright
sparkling mind, married several men, al
lowing them to divorce her when she
wearied of them. and left various chill
dren in various orphan asyums to be
cared for during her periods of roaming
about the earth. searching for new
sources of development" She wrote and
delivered addresses when she was not
marrying or unmarrying herself. Just
what she has achieved in the way of de-
velopment OF her character or for the
advancement OF the race in general is
difficult to state.
Theories such as she held many
women hold today, though they may not
so fully illustrate them. But they are
mistaken theories. theories which mean
degeneration instead of development and
misfortune instead Of benefit.
The young women engaged in any bust
ness which brings them n livelihood and
who take no interest in the affairs of
their employers are all tinctured TO some
extent with these IDEAS OF developing"
along the lines of least resistance. They
are pursuing their vocations only to
pass the time until some larger oppor-
tunity presents itself.
1t never occurs to them that the larger
opportunity will call for larger capa-
bilities on their part. They have no re-
speot for or belief in the old ideas OF
patient industry and slow development,
but those ideas are the right and the true
ones Character development Is like the
development OF bulbs in the soil. There
may be forcing process used which will
hurry the Towering season to some ex-
tent. and even though this hurrying pro-
cess may bring the Towering season
sooner the flowers prove ephemeral I'M
less the bulbs have rooted firmly in the
soil.
Let this be your resolve: To do with
ell your might each small duty given you
to do, and thus fit yourself for larger
duties and positions, which will come IL
you are ready for them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-31

There is scarcely neighbor around me
who does not use your medicine. Mrs.
]. F. JOHNSON, r. No. 4, Box 30, Prince
ton, Illinois.
Experience of a Nurse.
Poland, N.Y.-"In my experience as a
nurse certainly think Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a great
medicine. wish all women with fe-
male troubles would take il. l took it
when passing through the Change Of
Life with great results and always re-
commend the Compound 10 all my pa
tents if know of their condition in
time. will gladly do all can TO help
others TO know of this great medicine. "
Mrs. HORACE NEWMAN, Poland, Her
kimer Co., NJ Y.
If you are III do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
fIfyOu wantspeeial advice write
lydia II. Pinkham Medicine Coz
lcOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-31

This has been my effort for many
years" said the speaker. and it cid not
matter 20 me whether l was expressing
myself or not expressing myself as a
good daughter or a good sister or a good
wife, so long as ! felt [ was expressing
myself and giving the Individual note to
my life as a woman.
There is great deal of this kind of
talk being heard today in America and
in England. as well. The woman who
made the address is said to be on ex-
cellent wife and mother, but IL is doubt
full II her words would prove anything
of an incentive for other women 10 excel
in those fields,
Tho speaker aud others like her, do not
seem to realize that it is impossible to
develop worth while Individual charsc-
ter Which counts in the scheme of crea-
tlou- unless one begins by performing
every duty and every obligation TO the
very highest of ones ability from hour
TO hour from day to day and from year
TO year. A score OF years ago one OF the
advanced thinkers" along this modern
line OF development expressed herself.
both in speech and in conduct to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-31
What's the Good of Wishing?
Provided

yourself to rise and attain your desire
The thought of independent personality
that must not ask, but earn. follows
naturally.
To earn-no to beg, or borrow or steal
To earn what he wishes-that idea comes
to the little child OF poverty who wishes
for shoes. and in wishing for these sym
bols is wishing too for decency and
cleanliness and certain orderly relation
with the conventional respectability OF
society. And so is born ambition.
This sounds. perhaps like a fable But
II is the story OF how a little immigrant
boy who came to America In the steerage
began to work himself up In the world.
Thirty years ago he was a lad OF 10
running bare-footed about the peat boys
OF Ireland. Today he is a power in his
city and state.
"And it's all because wished and
wished for those shoes. so I'd look decent
like other ladS," says he. And then
began to wish for clothes that wouldn't
shame my shoes. And then l got to have
an edueation-for ia got to wishing TO
be like other lads and 10 wishing for a
chance and place In the world. And
saw I'd not get any of them by wishing
so I got TO wishing 10 be able to see a
way to make my wishes come true. And
found work was the way My idea OF
how to get on in the world Ia TO keep
wishing and wishing--and then you'il just
have TO see you must work. too. Fol
works the only Fairy Godmother that
makes wishes real"
Wishes are horses for beggars to ried on
up and out Of poverty ana degradation
and suffering any man can go II he
wishes with enough force for the worth
while things OF life, or course, II wishing
means lazily dreaming OF luxury and
pleasure and all the silt and glitter OF life
II is likely TO lead you where you want
I too.
] The important part OF wishing isn't the
making IL come true, For that happens al
most Of itself once your wish gathers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-31
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

III wishes were horses, beggars might
ride" says the old song; but I think
wishes are far better than that.
Wishes are the fairy steeds on which
we mount through desire to achievement.
And In the other old saying, The wish
is father 10 the thought" there Is far
more OF ife's real truth.
II you wish 10 be fine and sweet and
kind-it is because you have in your soVl
the germs Of fineness and sweetness and
Kindness. II you wish to he strong and
powerful and brave. II Ia because these
things are Graded in your personality.
The germ OF your wish lies in you asleep
ana by wishing it long enough and
earnestly enough you are calling to II 10
wake and preparing TO develop the seed
on which you are dropping the sunlight
and rain Of your own fertile desire.
No lion tanner is likely to wish earnestly
that he were a poet. No ditch digger Is
likely to wish strongly that he were an
astronomer. But II he should so wish in
his heart he will surely not be quieseent
in his ditch digging OF satisfied with hls
lion tanning. II he truly wish. he will
hove on 20 the next stage-the stage OF
trying 10 realize his wish.
What you wish Is the measure Of your
possibility for growth. What you truly
desire. and long TO be. the force OF your
own personality must drive you to at
tain.
/"oh, wish-I wish I had a pair Of
pretty new shoes and didn't have TO go
barefoot" signs the little child OF pow
erty. Suppose the child lives with that
wish. Soon he must wonder: What can
/ do 70 make my wish real? How can !
get those shoes2" If there Is the germ OF
common sense in the childs nature II
will soon come 20 feel that the way to
get your wish Is not to expect the fairies
10 bring Il to you. but 10 set about at
tanning H. And the wish has already
borne fruit In the thought OF helping
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enough momentum and force. The thing
about wishing that needs guarding and
dare-is wishing for the right things. You
have TO cultivate discrimination and COM
mon sense and high mindedness In order
TO do any successful wishing.
Every one remembers about tho magic
ring I'm the fairy tale. II could grant
three wishes and so badly were the first
two spent that the last one had to be
used for wishing everything back as It
had been at first
II you are little girl behind a counter
and are struggling along on s. a week,
why don't you try wishing yourself out
OF your rut Why don't you wish you
could make yourself so useful TO your
firm that you Will BIO a 1900 year buyer
some day.
And then after you have wished that
hard enough and long enough 20 have Il
an ambition grown out OF wish-sup-
pose you set about making It come true!
Look about you for chances 10 serve your
firm efficiently Think up a way TO ar
range your counter better.
Try 10 please customers so they will
ask for that sweet-faced girl with the
big blue eyes" when they come in to
buy their ribbons. Spend part OF your
noon hour looking about 10 see how other
shops arrange their ribbon counters II
you can draw. design new borders for the
fancy ribbons. Take as much interest In
your work as you used 20 in thinking
how abused you were to have 10 work.
OF course. now you know that you are
not abused at ail-for what you want in
the world Is chance 20 be well-paid
buyer, and there Ia nothing to stop you
but your own inability or laziness or fan
ure 70 make the most OF the chances that
lie all about you.
What good does wishing do7 II IL Is
good wishing II does all the good In the
world. II leads 20 effort. TO ambition. &c
honesty with yourself "a 10 your fail
chance IN the world provided you are
willing 10 take it--it leads 10 accomplish
ment ana 10 happiness
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BY special arrangements Tor this paper
ph0to-drama corresponding to the ln-
stalments OF RUNAWAY June" may now
be seen at the leading moving picture
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SYNOPSIS
Juue. the bride. Of Ned Warner, im-
pulsiyelv leaves her husband on their
honeymoon because she begins to reallze
that she must be dependent on him Tor
money She desires to be Independent,
June Is pursued by Gilbert Blye, a
wealthy married man. She escapes from
hfs clutches<with difficulty. Ned searches
Cistractsdiy for June, and, learning of
Biye's designs, vows vengeance on him.
After manly adventures -June Is rescued
from river pirates by Durham, an artist
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TWELFTH EPISODE.
The Spirit of the Marsh.
CHAPTER II.-Ccontinued)

"One boat was driven by man with
mustache in evening clothes and silk
hat, and the other driven by round
headed man, carried a dark handsome
fellow with a black Vandyke, who stood
up shooting two revolvers. fired in the
air The gigantic murderer dropped this
beautiful creature and she ran shrek
ing to my boat" 4,r
you poor DEAR The artists wife
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awaken their sense
of personal re-
aponsibility in the
work given them to
do.
Not long since a
brilliant woman
arose at = club
meeting and ad-
dressed an audience
of more than 500
women, The adj
dress was eulo-
CYSTIC Of women
generally, and con-
tanned a particular
plea for ali women
to express their
"own individuality.