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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
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Sen 220e Sftpber 1915 oproacbc
SobonneS ellington Sttenes % SIT
ltr1i, S~ngeborg SarSoatter, feot @jer-
lep, at ieire lin 60oe 9rpQupsoag.
Sagen opranot meo itranIenbc Sol,
fin fra ben o5ltrblna &immel - en-
at oisie berlige &eitoage, ser brin.
ger Srpoetoner ira Notllren, Iaa
man blir Jennings milo og glemmer
bort, at Der finoes npget onot / oenne
@eroen.
Gre al be @amIeS gienIepenbc
Barn meo line Sumilier iamt andre
SlGgtninger og Tenner og Sruoe-
parrots Si9leierger, Taitor q. Sat-
&c, og 6ri,e iamleOes / @r, Sttenes's
Siem for at fremb9re line Spfenif.
ninger og glGbe De 8anle peo lin
&jprligbeo % Sploning. Zen bpg.
gelige ganlle Nreit tolfeoe / biertelige
Srb De 6oriamlebe8 @lpoe oper at
iaa ppre nleo of ieire benne itore
Seitbag og operrutte grlloeparrct Ell
lioen Ireicnt til Minbe ira @rpaupS.
gipiterne.
Sr. StteneS er feot / glurlanos
Treiteei9lb, Sogn, Norge, Den 27oe
Wop. 1882. Wrs. GtteneS er loot
lammeiteos Den 24be Suli 1881. Dc
uopunorebe iii Nmerifn / 1867 % lit
lig eft Stem / Conn OF 2eon, 5000.
hue 60, Wtinn., bpor De bar bpgget
% orbeioet iig op Ell pen lioen 6or.
miie al Ben irugtbnre Soro. Ser
bar be punoet iig mango @enner ueo
lin penneiple 8i9itiribeb og 9rlige
@anbel liant opoirenoe Si9Ip Tor
airfe og Stole. Sire az oereS Barn,
oQe aiite, nemlig CLING, Ears, So
banne$ og Sobanna Calm iptten
9arnebarn og nj gnrnebarnsbarn
fan aIpbe iia peo at iaa ie line
Stamior9lbres 60-aorige @rpQups.
baa ieires. Maatte De @amle enOnlt
lenae iaa npoe 2iuet meo Ell goo
Selie!
9. 6. 2ocfrem.
Cannon Sails, Minn., 15oe Hop.
1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Sotpital WisTomen.

I'll bore @enner % &eIgierere AZ
orern1prtc M}isiiou og 'on mango me
Senner. ionl @up MATTE iaa bepG9e
oertil.
Set er meo CT betlcmt 6jertc % me
gen Sperpinoelie ot ie9 after itriper ON
oenne Sug. Set er in9en let gag, be
ltdnoigt at maatte minoe ON 9t9o og
S~attisbom % at EengG %enge
ria til. Ga nanr 5 MI fnar hpre hpno
Der er fomnret inb til oenne iad Ill
Guntt % Erifte b%ibelite, og Sarmbiers
Understanding, ida bill ! nof life I'M
pre5 paa, at ser er tltngt at 'tripe Der
ON igien,
Sept6r. @oaneo fom ino S70.Sf.
> Cftober S73.65. s Nopember $3O.5f.
Sette er life engau9 not Ill at be-
toIe @i5iionrreu Den lille Spn ban
fuar eno iioe til al biplpe ale SrGns
eenbe ipm Iig9er Der paa lit Spgelele
unen Ell Solar til lit Nopn. % De
mango inn er tomnc I'D az So'pltnler1
ne, men life cr iitallo til at nrbeibe
enpoa. % life fan fan Nrbeioe, men
banter Iaa inoerlig pan por 9pr og be-
Der ON en- lioen 6ipIp, enten iii Yfap
eQer iii Su5lp (10c Sotel) eler I'll llot
alnber. Set er nGiteu ulbboloeli9t at
Ie al ben gtpb, 'ont man mnd Ie al
9ibeIie paa Soipitnlerne, % iaa pao
Soppen al Bette, life at tlnne Ilnore
Iiot al Neoen pan Sen Waaoe, ION linz
oreS fltnbe. @io mango maatte 9iere
inn en- @en al Derne Misiion itrep en-
gang og eiorbe: Seq brugte al 'enoe
libt til oenne Wi5Iion mebenS Faltor
Setber brep BEN. 90 forat piie at Oct
life a Yeripnen men Misiionen ieg
bopoe fi9r. maa nit @ibrag blipe peo.
Nanr man peb az Taitor SGtber De
iioite @lar hnn Iepebe, ff oper $4,000
ii! benne @iernina pg ianmenli9ner bet
meo bpao lom fomn1er ino M, loa TUT
Sc man friites til at fro at @lernil9en
er beet nteo Wiannen. Wten IadIeoes
er set bit life. Set maa belt bore
Serionen iom M briper Den bet falDer
paa. Wcn hi bar preoet at benDtte
bore GrGfter / @jerningen, lont
Ell Sorrnnno giorbe % bet oil ~ 9Iere
Ioalrnae ri iornlaor at bolbe pao. Set
er Dog fra ct SorruabStamm I
III fan belle M % iom albrig blioer
tnrnt, Cubs Sorruupsfams
mer. set peIiisneoe Subs ORR. 90
near ri life have no9et at 9lpe Den
Sr9n9cnoe / timeli9e Sober, lna taar
b; iimpelthcu ii9e iaa.
Nlen berIom DIT, %unnleet enten on
6erer til Den Sorenebe Girfe, Spnooen,
Gauges Spnobe. Sritirten eIler i1een
Spnpbe e0er airfe, hi gier ingen 6ors
Itiel / Irbeibet eler peo 8apernes uo@
belino, heriom Oh flnoe l1le bette mep
Den ~SSelelie, iom bet er neb'trepet, pilSe
hi bit Hippo pitere at ifripe tldgenoe.
Iep fjGrlig Silien fra epers tor De
6atti9es % 2ioenoes Sag.
Iaitor q. 9. 9ahl,
425 4tb Street Soutb,
Winneapolis, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
6ulobrDuup.

Scloag Den he NoO. par ell 0ele
tiosoag for gitre 3iou2 Wcnigbco, &ope
60, Winn. iret bet pnn ocnnc Sag
bar 30 Iar, iiNeu ei / oeuuc Mtenigheo
peItienot % agtet 9@gtepar oar inos
traaot / Ben heuiee SGateitdno. nemIig
Wartin e. 2oen9 % 6uitru @eatbe,
frot Serglmt. &c bIeo poa oenue 2na
ior 80 Nar iiben pgteuict / 2%itiinnens
Airte, Norore 2ano. Noree. Gnpiiiort
D. GanlIe 9oot buifcoe Sngeu % oer5
Gctroning, babe Sc nog trnft at benlepe
Sen / al Stilbeo, inn &c aItip pleier at
aiere, nnar Der life er @llostieneite /
here's Girfe, men Slrgtnin8er % Nns
bocr ptIoe Bet onberleoc5. @noitient
Ga9en opranot graa % regn!lua, be
9rnhtc bpg Habocr % andre Silrciz
icnoe at inmle3 / bere3 &u9 oIlercbe
ueo 10sSinen ON Tormiopaaer. Nt set
Itulpe bliUe 8lllbbrpIup ror set prurrz
bi9e ggatepnr itrar ioruisiet ON; tbi
bbab nnbet tlnoc bel Ell 6lof BOA 175
Merncitcr meme mer lin SuotrpnQen i
bere5 6>a pan benne Ninnoc ubcn iors
~un9adeuoe T|nobnoelie? Nprmioonleu
bIep al MGu0ene meiteubel5 bru0t ii
q. fornnc Neticuotitubcr iuntt meo Ct
frrtrIlc Sfroner on babe unt %
9ammeIt ira sc init 6cnrunonc 80
Ndr; men al NDinberne til / al Gul.
at erobre BET for bem nebpcloige Sc
partement iii at faa ct Wiboagsnaoltio
iltanb. Nr oeres @%eltrGbeIicr bar lni.
Ipffcoc5, bite notiom aIle Sc 9ictiey,
hrornf @oroene bugneoe, men oa hcy
life er Slabs iii at ppnnbue ale bisie
FGrhe SG9cr, piI iea iubitrGufe MIG nj:
ar nrpne 10 finitfrroige 9rnaupsta,
ger, Den enc forfUrbi0et al NrS. Cie
Stao5poIh, Sgarbucf. 0iinn., Sen an,
Den az Mrs. Siernicn, ELLSWORTH. &iS.
% bru8t til Winneiotn for A%nlebningen.
9erue bar &ruoepnrret5 Napn iamt
NarStalene 1865 % 1915. 2a aIle
babe faaet Wao % @orocne meo Hes
'terne bar rno0et nipeicn, loo man
Ning ON gruoepnrret, bpprpan YnItor
Teberien, / ~nelpalate pafre Orb tolteoe
Setpbnin9en al 9a9en liant minoeoe
ON, hporIeoeS @ub / i'm Sisbom baps
&c IeSet oeres Sci aItio til bere5 eget
beoite. Sairor q. S. See fra @Ientpoob.
Iom pgiaa bar tiIiteoe, talte ogiaa pofs
fert % minbeoe pa iipr @ruoeioIfens
on, at Den 6errens @sn, iom bIep Ipit
for Dem pau beres ferIte @rhlupsooo
bar al Serren opinlot til %llntt %
Nritfe, life bare en- Sang, men utoIs
li9c @ange, ia iaa at iiee til bper 9ua
/ oeres lange SamIip. Som afilutnin9
pda Den mere nIporli8e Sci al Soften
fremtraapte MI &nitor Eeberieu %
oterrafte Srito o9 Srub9om f5Igenhc
Saper ira De foriamlebe @iGiter; Serit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
I'll Nitjars NoIf I .luterifa.

Sc iom irrer mep 6%attiaoGieuet /
Sitiar. bar lrnse isIt @aniteli8beoen
peb at itieire ne ganIe oa biGlpeleie
6attiae paa Ell ioriparIig Gaaoe. Bad
De er Sor5oIosue maa. iaa al gamle
90 biGIpeIgie cher h~elielsie Solt meeet
oite blir henpiit iii az ian Stette eler
unhsrbolo al 6attieo9ieuet, os iamtis
Dig sisr &c imna' Sor6oIo Der usouens
oiet al ipnre paa SuSgeIIet. iaa al
life S.attebproeu tai 5li uiorholosmGss
ZIG tune. Ren paa ben anseu SiSc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
SHAFTINGS,
HANGERS.

We have for sale a 20 loot l
l5lI6 inch shaft, with 8 heavy adj
Unstable sell oiling ball and socket
10 inch hangers, also several large
pulleys to fit this shaft. This trans
mission is suitable for a saw mill.
feed mill or where heavy machine
~ is operated, Prefer to sell in
one lump, Very low price,
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL, co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Surburacriuln.

Yaa Spsrgsmdalet boor ma fon
faa fiebt @tenitcrbe9er Tor 0aronn9crs
INN. iparer 2liopig 2arsien, @aIato,
0}ont., at Ell iaapau &og - "Ericilla
6uroanoer @pot" fan faae5 for %
Gents hos She &riciua Eubl. @%ompunp,
So @roao Ct, Boston. Wnis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Wcttclic.

llnber &rpfesior DR.. @ieriets GIN
meIocIIe al @roi. @iteInnb5 Grammas
tf / neItiioite 20. al "@oiten" babe
S9tternisien oesuprre iaact ~ioroonifet
Smut @ieriets Nopn til A~ieriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
G~uunehpdIp.

Saitor 8. 6. StapIan. S%arringtpn,
Iinn.. pnlter at fisbe ell 'lloblons
NelpiounoInnos eler st. %ernharr
&unoebpaIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Eli en- Nnfummcr.

Gil Sen Nntomnner. 'om for fort Sio
Iiren ipur9te, ON ban tnnoe toge 1T
rctte Napn iaien efter al hare bernts
ter ct anoet Il SuerreiIen. op8ipe lin
@bresIc I'll Mrs. u. Senien, 416 Sucp
St, ct. YnuI. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Seriom en- Grfemano / gtortb
Oatota teitarnenterer til line Barn alt,
han eier ps bar al Serge, 6ns pg
Giencom, p9 ban glitter Jig i9ien o9 psr
for Suitriien bpormeget pil "a penne
fnd. naar ban er beo?
Spar: Snitrmen bar pisie Hctti9=
beher uben SeniDn til, bpab Wanbets
tcfamentarife y%eftemmclier MATTE be-
re, iaalebes I. st. Srugcn at Spntc=
fCabet. Gr Gienbpmmen D%perSraget
Wianbems Barn fsr 9Gsteifabet, filler
Sef fig natmrlispis anberlebes.
Sp.: Spgio Sbresien til set Sirna,
iom 1fal beepnbe meb SiIteboaefabriter
/ Waine.
Spar: 81 fjenber life abresien.
Sp.: GIL nosen al 99ierne 9ioe en-
Spifrift pau Gibers@biffe AT sgbler.
spar: 81 ifaI uffentlissjure spa=
ret, nnar bet fpntmer.
Sp.: gr Der / "Secorabs Ypiten"s
goebanpel nosen BOG meb nprife 2igte,
iom (. 9r. "Serje @ifen", "Wpler>
gutter" o.i.p. os bbab er Yriien?
Spar: ga, "Sarpen" Osiris SOC
imbebulber baabc "5erje %ifen" %
"@sslersutten".
Sp.: 4. Or BET ennle erRife Sproa
brugt iem 3aIeipros / @rGtenlano MI?
3. Sruses Oct %latinife. Spro9 iom
Saleiproe mn for Sipen? Sales Set /
Sralien?
3. Spor bruaes Set bebrailfe Spro9
mi? @ruges Oct al Soberne?
Spar: Wei. @rGfernes 3aleiprps
&c Npsreif, iom or cit birefte SurtiGt.
telie af bet plbsrRife.
2. Nci. s Stalien tales bet italien=
ife, Der or cit Iiehnins al 9atin.
3. Set samIe b%ebraiife Sprps maat.
tc tiolig uise Ylabien INN 5aleiprpa
blanbt Scberne for bet eramriifc, inn
par SaIeipruset lGnse fur &riiti Spo-
Tel.
Sp.: 4. Spem er Gbief Suffice al
II g. Seielteret?
2. 9uab beper Gice9uperneren /
@isconiin?
3. 6pem er II. g. senaturer ira
8tsconiin?
Spar: +. Gbtuarb >. Wbite.
2. Gbiuarb j. 3ttbmar.
3. Siaae Stepbcnfpm % 9tubert ~.
Ga Jpllette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Gr Observation-Disclosures ans
tat al Stoleboaroene i Winnel otn, eller
pGlses ban al Solicit?
Spar: @an pUlses / Winnciuta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Spar: Set bar be neppe.

Sp.: Spor fan man tiebe Tialapa
% Nisrob til Srue for Ssritebinoing?
Spar: San nusen ipare paa bette?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
R~orreiponoance.

epsresntaaI fra Terioner, iom lite opsioer tint
giopne I'll Rebdftipreu, beipnrcs lite.
epbrsere beees aifatte fine SYerssn,aalt c! Hart o,
tnbeIiet Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Gr Ser Speballtheo | Norge!
Spar: Ser or %piitapf nn furbu!ospts
fac Iilfeloer af S%psoumntcr,. Ter CT
ct SpipitaI for Speoalfe / |ersen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Seg bar 10 samIe Ssser, Sir
tez og S~uspoitiae" at DR.. @artin Sis
Tier, ubgipet / ariifianianp / 1s47, %
Cutters Sortaler", up9ipet | 1898.
Sar be nosen ertra @9roi.
Spar: Set bar be neppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Spilten Sato bar Senpag
me0em Sui og gtptaar / 1891?
Spar: 27be December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Iil Sc bare iaa mil % ii9e
mig. bpno ies Ital siere mcn en-, lom
har hart aoit % 2oei hos mig % MI
pil Nile. % ban ifpIber for 5 Tigers
Soft. San bar enbel @ertisi itaaenoe
hos mig. San iee beholpe Def, I'll ban
betaler mig eler hpab?
z p Sa, men &c rlaa tase iaa'
banne Sfribt, ium Spuen FREEZER / ct
ilist 9ilfGlbe % maa oerfpr b%enpenhe
Gem til CIT Sagfsrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Sbor bor Wirafeloottoren Sols
5ius, Iom Der for flere slar iiben blep
ifreoet lad me9et on?
Spar: @ulsins ct BIB for manse
9lar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

eerS DECENTRALIZATION" til SIGOtninse %
Wenner | @anIeIdnoet. Sirsbag5 oa gre
baasuoeapen fofter $3.50; 6reoa9suogaoen
oIene, S1.25 pr. glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Spgio Soresien til set Sirma,
iom ifal beepnbe meb Siiteboaefabrifer
i Waine.
Spar: 81 fjenber life Nbrcsieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Sp.: Gil noeen al 29ierne gipe en-
Spifriit paa Giberz@biffe at sgbler.
Spar: 81 ifal pffentlissjpre Spa=
ret, mar bet fpmrter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

@outeuiSso, 9liuu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05

shape, in perfect blue, with a vivid
face, dark eyed. Carmine touched,
framed by rich dark. hair and a
charming hat. Beautiful! Oh. yes.
very beautiful The most perfect
oma i'm the roOm-pcrhaps even in
the whole town. Hitherto she had
been glad Of her appearance, and had
taken every reasonable means to pre-
serve and enhance &c.. She had felt
that as far as h was considered
beauty vas almost everything, and yet
pressing upon her the fact that
beauty was of so little moment that
If the inside Of your head was we'll
furnished the outside needed no at
tentiOu. What was beauty Miss
Shopland was telling her with delicate
couCiscness that beauty was "A mere
garment which faded, wore out, fell
away and left the soul naked. God
pity the soul that could not bear this
unwilling, on the other hand, in
~telleCt was light. Set a light within
the ugliest vase and straightway the
vase glowed with lOyelincss. Even the
charm Of this room depended upon
light. Take light away and no dun
geon could be more ~unrevealed.
With every passing moment Edith
Bland grew more uncomfortable. At
last she became actually miserable.
She could not year the sight Of that
panel picture Of herself. She felt
empty. disillusiOned, unworthy. What
was her beauty worth so long as she
lacked wisdom? Her thoughts went
back to her innocent childish vanitics,
to her later cOnquests, to the time
when John appeared and first told her
that she was beautiful. Would he have
loved her If she had not had those
eyes and that mouth? She shivered.
Suppose she lost her beauty by acct
dent suddenly, would he still love
her? II that was all Of her he loved
would he not cease to love her when
he saw her growing faded, old? Sup
pose that the thing was beginning 20
happen already, That morning some
thing had occurred. Her breath all
but stopped. He had not kissed her
goOdby, She had not thought about
IL at the moment, but now she re-
membered with fear. And there We're
other times and other things which
seemed to gather importance I'm this
new light she was gaining.
For eighteen years she had been "a
fearless wife and a happy woman she
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05
Women Earn Money Raising BIRDS.

The woman with a love of animals
or dumb pets of any kind often makes
a good income rearing and training
them at home. The education of eats
and dogs is both fashionable and
lucrative in some localities. But the
education of song birds. while fasCi-
rating in the extreme, is fol owed 10y
very. very few. Parrots. ]canarias and
Uockinghirds are docile and apt, COM
manding a good figure for the dcyel-
oped artist when advertised, either
through friends in a st;pct circle or
through the medium of the press.
The parrot lana mockinEbird have
to be more or less carefully guarded
lest they acquire undesirable |liuguis-
tic habits, but the canary, having no
gift of word, inCurs NO danger from
t~hOughtlCSS outsiders, as il sings only
the air, and that has to be sung or
played many times before the golden
songstcr makes il his own.
IL is cheaper to hatch these birds at
bone than to buy them from a deaIe r
when they are in infancy. as their ed
uCatiOn advances faster during early
youth, especially the parrots, and il
is not safe to try to ear them by
hand. However, parrots can easily be
Iatched under a bantam hen, which
brings them up as carefully as win the
mother bird. In case the old parrot
dies it is well to know this. - Farm
Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05
G~ARIS'BEDTIME r
Not An "IntelleCtual.'

The Woman's club met that after
noon with Mrs. Blaisdell, who had an
old, stately house full Of old, stately,
graciously worn things. And Mrs.
Blaisdell was like her house-of a
past generation, yet all the more
pleasing on that account. She wa
tall, thin, straight, with pure white
hair and piercing eyes. Her black
gown had nc adOrnment save a plast-
ron Of thick yellow lace. In the midst
Of this lace "A ruby tarted fire. There
was another ruby on her small hand
Edith Bland had come in with lit
tie Mrs. Armitage. She had come be-
cause Mrs. Armitage was insistent.
She did not belong to the Woman's
club, which already had some fame.
But she knew Mrs. Blaisdell well and
liked going 20 her house, save at this
particular time. She now sat in the
library and looked about her at the
twenty women who were all listening
attentively to the paper which Miss
%ShOpland was reading. Some Of these
ome were old, a few young, and
most about her own age. She knew
them all. She exchanged calls with
them. Half a dozen were enthusi-
astic members Of her whist and en-
VI biutlN tlubSt Will llItt VI lbAl 0il'
on intimate terms. She had be-
lieved there was no surprises in them
for her. How could there be when
she knew their houses, their clothes,
their very personalities so well?
And yet here in Mrs. BlaisdelIs IL
brary each woman presented a new
aspect to her. She felt amazed, timid,
almost awestruck. or course, she had
known that Mrs. Armitage and Mrs.
Reese and a lot more were university
women. but she never had thought Of
education amounting to more
than the superficial boarding school
training which she herself had re-
As for Miss Shopland-could
anything be more astonishing than he
way she quoted Plato and Berger and
RauschenbusCh? Mrs. Bland believed
that Plato was some kind of an
ancient; Of the other two she had
never heard at all Yet It seemed that
to know them was ignorance Of
the most culpable kind. Why, among
those learned women who read big
books. and what was more, discussed
them, sh0 felt a fool.
In a mirror opposite she saw herself
like a panel picture-a full bosomed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. F. NJ. Edwards for II years treated
cores Of women for liver and bowel all
lents. During these years no gave to his
.atients a prescription made Of a few we'll
nown vegetable ingredients mixed with
live oil, naming them Or. Edwards Olive
'ablets, you will know them by their olive
DIOR.
These tablets are wonder-workers on the
Yer and bowels, which cause a normal
ction, carrying OF, the waste and poison
rs matter that ones system collects.
II you have a pale face, sallow look, dull
res, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, q
atlcss, no-Eood feeling, all out of sorts, in
-tive bowels, you take one of DR.. Edwards
live Tablets nightly for a time and note
10 pleasing results.
Thousands Of women as well as nen,
Ike Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets now aud
zen just to keep in the pink Of condition.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the success
II substitute for cIlomel 10c and Csc
r box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05
CO.. LOSES
ITS CASE WITH WIDOW

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 4.-Ac-
cording to u verdict Of a jury in the
district court here there would seem
TO be some doubt that William n. Ire
land, found dead in a room at the
Blossom House i'm Kansas city in the
spring of 1914, committed suicide, as
circumstances at the time indicated.
Mrs. Fannie Grey, widow of Or. II.
III. Grey, the name by which the man
was known here, where he had prac-
tiCed medicine for several years,
brought suit against a frlternal order
for insurance her husband carried.
The lodge refused to pay the policy
ON the ground that Grey had com-
United suicide. The case went to- trial
with these questions to he settled by a
jury. Dispositions were taken and all
the circumstances revealed. The jury
awarded Mrs. Grey $1,000 of lhc
$4,000 policy asked. II is posslhl" the
ease will be taken 10 the supreme
court. The death of Doctor Grey ate
traDted considerable attention 1s it
revealed his double name, and cir
cumstancos that had changed his life.
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had been satisfied with herself and
content with what If, brought her.
Now she was no longer satisfied. Her
beauty was going. Gray hairs and
lines were coming. She was chang
ing. And since beauty was but "a gar
meut that O ~ or later would wear
out and leave her true self revealed,
she must expect 20 lose what the gar
ment alone had won and kept for her
her husbands love.
After the meeting they crowded
round her and asked her To- become a
member. She shook her head YEARLY.
81 don't know enough" was an she
could say. Then she tried to get away.
But Mrs. Armitage trotted beside uer,
talking fast about Miss Shoplaud's
paper.
They parted at the Armitage house,
and Edith went on TO her own. She
shut the door softly behind her and as
softly scudded up to her room. She
wanted to be alone, 10 think, TO get
back her balance II possible. She laid
her hat and coat on the bed. Then
suddenly she fell forward beside them
and covered her face with her hands.
a sound aroused her presently. She
looked. The door was open and John
stood there smiling at her.
"Tircd?' he inquired. Meeting too
much for YOU? Come you found It
harder work being intellectual than
playing whist, didn't your"
She stood up. Il couldn't be intel
lectual if | tried she said solemnly.
She was thankful she was not a cry
ing woman. II she had tears on her
face she could not confront John 50
calmly.
NO, you couldn't And I'm glad Of
it, John said. He walked over to the
glass. peered in, and took up her
brush. EIDE. do you notice how thin
my hair is getting on top?"
you nus get a tonic" she replied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05

Tonic, Nonsense, What good would
that do2 Pm getting old, that's all.
You must make up your mind 10 have
an old fellow for a husband from now
on"
She went close 10 him John, I'm
getting old, tOOa I'm getting gray
hairs" Her breath paused on a
sob.
He put his arm about her and kissed
her. That's what ] forgot this morn
ing" he said. ITO tell the truth. I've
been harasscd lately, but everything's
cleared up now. Besides that. / had
a bit OF good luck today-some money
paid in I'd given up looking for. II
you like we can 20 to the city for a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-05

few. days. The children are all right
with Eliza, amt they2'
oh, John Edith said. She put
her arms around his neck and laid her
face up against his square chin. You
don't mind my being just as l am. do
you2"
He laughed. nd mind If you
wasn't" he said. OF was afraid you'd
catch am intellectual germ over there
among the ~highbrOws this afternoon.
Look into the glass. darliuG and see
the handsomest Womdu in WestmOre
and the best loved
"Aud the happieSt now. Edith said,
with her old bright look of contents
ment coming back