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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

ilman rangaistufiettafin itie fuiffein
eniten fGriii. SGn on alma olllt crit.
tain bppa lapielleen ia buoIebtiput
liitG faifinpuolin, on bGnen maimon.
ia oifeu6esia fertonut. Mp0sfin on
laafari ielittdnpt ettG lapien pGGlrtu
on ollut erittGin beiffoa rafennetta,
ioten len ieinGdn folabtaminen, iiGn
banet iGnfppn b~eittGesiG, on olIut
ieitraufiiltaan taipallista tlboiiampi.
Sos POD oliii ollrt pbtG mabma fuin
tcmalliiesti fen if1iiillG lapiilla, eli
etfd malirio oliii otlut fominfaan
DaGrollinen. ~
~ Supmio ii6Gle tulenee pariin lie
ma, Jos Ell fofonaan lpapauttoma. Sill
ia emme ole ldbemmin fluuIleet.
&aiffi entiiet cnnGtDfict lDStp:
Cana feiGnG on ~iaamutettu tulos raii-
tamullan uloslabetpfiesiG @ogebic
ranselta ielluiren, eta iitS eli ole to-
pa9tunilt enneJL iilla fpsIhon Ell ole
ianptlilta alueelta l1betettp min pal
'ioa fun tanG feianG ia pielG on lGbe-
tpsaifoo lGbeS fuufauii iiitG buol:-
motta fun enriGtps on %iaaputettl.
- Sion pifenbcm istnnnpt pibe.
tam MT marrasfuun oifeuoesio
Gagle Sallisia, iobtuen fiit1, ettG
lpa~riinainen ~oifeustalo on f~oriolifien
ala ia iellaiieSia funnosia ettG iiell6
ei mitenfGGn oifeuoen ~istuntoo moi
toimittaa. Oifelioen isti,nnot alfoi-
mot mime moanantaina.
= Iatti &osfi| ia Matti gristpl
matfustimat Gbicagoon tefemGGn os.
tofiia Wtatti &osfen luteen paperi.
ia maaIifauppooi1, ionfa Der. &osfi
on olponnut @alo raittius iellran TO-
Ion alaferrasia ia.
= M. S. 9ariuonep ia S. %. NGfi
jGlfimGinen 8dipGleboen aiiamies,
Wafefiel6istG oliDot Sronmoobisia
mime maonontuino. Scr. &oriponen
ollen buonosio terpepoesia, f1poen
lG1fGrin I,iond td1IIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
az
&ristns = fulfil.

Sos omistoiiin faiffi, miitta en-
&ristusto, oliitfo eI1mG iilIoin elG-
mGn orfpoista? {j
Gil ionoo Baafpqli. Sill ianoo
iiiuri tooistaiien iouffo. Gil ianonot
maIfoiiet, mustat, feItoiiet, fuparin-
mdriiet. Gil fnnoo esfinloIainen pob.
ioiiesia ia i~aarelainen @teIasmerelIa.
Gil
M Snfo onnt pmiStoa r%iffaufiia, On
TO eIGnlGn arpo iiinG, eta pGGiemme
pbteisfunftan futfuIoilIe ia moitam.
me funnioa. Sdnfo omistaa efGman
onneut iofa oh Observation-Disclosures ia
idonut bppar fasmatufien9 Onfo
parotiiiin portti raoIlnon file, jofa
moi meoota mbniin bpmiin toibin2
9aiffi t1md OH mitdtontd &rishif-
len omistomiien rinnoaa. Sofa mott.
tao arishifien ieSspOittoa cnemmdn
FUN muuiImun fllnnioa. Sofa mott,
tao 9ristifien, ie moittoo ioIofimen,
iofa on perrottomasti fal%Iisartpoi.
tempt FUN 8ob.i,nor, moailman iuii-
rim iuIofipi, Sofa poittaa aristif-
fen, ie iao lddfettd firpeIeipille boa;
noble, rorbda rarbottomalIe ipod-
meIIe, Ioptdd item tiettomdsia met:
idsiG, ioaputtoa poIoa iumaiiesia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

= Haban fariiminen tlottaa tus-
faa ia tiisfa fuIiittaa .ipS6nt6. Ba-
ban nafeminen tllottaa pabennnsta ia
pabennus repii alas, gabon tefemi.
men titottna pubon ontatttunnpn ia pa.
ba omatiinto on beIpetti. SoIuotfo
.iinG pielG elaG9, no Ella iitten. &uu-
Ie fuitenfin pielG pfii ieiffa. Bern.
bdrbus ionoo: "poboa, pabempoa ia
pabinto on mooilmoSia; bpn1d, pa.
rempoo ia ~parbointo on taimoosia."
Win1 mlitien porboimman. Zee iinG-
fin iomoin. Sobt. WtuIIer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

&aiffi Sumalon pnbeet opot
tiileIla firfastetiit. SGn on fiIpi Mil.
le, iotfo bGneen usfaItupot. (Sananl.
80: 81
Scrron uuii pdimd on IdbrIla, ie
Idbestpp ionsen fi~ireesti. aulIe, ie
on Scrron pGim6, boifeasti buntafpat
iirloin ionforit. (Sef. 1: t4.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
9otilabetpsinbla pioetddn 5

= &utilabetbsinbla pioetdGn g.
Yaaipalin firffoialisia tGllG mifolla
tarstai-iltana alfaen flo HS:lta.
Sast. 81. : Sartmall, fotilGbetpfien
matfustama iaarnaaia, tulee pii6u-
maan. @urtafin objelmaa iuorite-
taan illan fuluesia. Smpeluieuron
naiiet fattapat fabmipopoGn, iosta tu-
lot lanfeapat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Goi-
momme, etta firffoiali on iilloin tGpn-
nd fonlaa. Seripetuloa.
Terjantai iltnnu plt6llu past. Sart-
man Wontrealisia, Wicb., raittiiista,
lola flo 1913 in. &olebti fannetaan
fotilGbetpfielle.
@nii poland t. +. IA p. iaornoa
post. Sartman g. Salpalin t~irfosia
flo ht0. @abooIliiesti nast. 9.
8uornosfin. iaapuli tGbdn tilaiiuu-
teen ia tulee iaarnaamaan. &olcbti
fonnetaan fotilGbetpfielIe. &aiffi
mufaan naibji barpinaiiiin tiloi-
iiulfliin. MientGfGGmme fuulemaon
Slimalan ianaa finn meillG on pielG
tilaiiuutta iiiben.
OstGmppoellG, ". Saapanen.
= Sofaiien Observation-Disclosures
mufana, iofa nouiee $3.50 tabi pli,
annamme tGstG I6btein fomeon iion-
nliSfitpan N dpaaSti.
Sc. SirpelGn malofutpaame,
(46) Sronipoob, Wicb.
= Slfitb6n tefii6itd on fGpnpt g.
teldn TGbti niioriioieuran taloIla nil
me lunnuntai.aamlta posten poll1.
SilGGn on tunfeuouttit offunasta, ie
riffomalIa. WitGdn eiipGt be ole mic
meet mufanaon mlttta fumminfin riff
foneet iiiGllG olleen mirmoituSiuoma-
laotifon iilGlt0tneen. SietGiiimGtpG
ioltua mostaamaan teostaanl.
= S~esiemeristG. YppoGmme to-
ten Iauiud parbaimmat fiitofiet Mile
pstGmillc ia t1tttanille iotfa mime
l%itnnuntai iItana laopuimot fotiimme
meitG tertUebtimdGn. &iitos mposfin
tiiomistanne armoffaista labjoista
Sumala palfitfoon pstdppptennel
&iitolliiuuoella,
Wrs. & Scr. &obtala.'
&abipta bpipien fotitefoisten
leinosten fansia iaataipana iofa aifo
pGimGst1 fiiin mposfin riiofaa ate-
rioittain iefd liinsiia 6. Sarlon mo-
fcisfauposia 8alo raittiiisieuran
baaIin %aIaferrasia. !.
6aabian Solonen IN mpos lii
fusfeIlut maa-alioillaon faiipungis-
iamme. Sebnee MT 10 niimeiiiG
fouppoia tGIle ipiiooelle, iilld tiisfin-
pa ie maanmppnti oifein iliuu tai
'mis-aifoina.
9anlaiaiict @iittaian bpipGfii
tuIIoon piaffoin ponemaon toimeerl
3anialIisieiirafunnon firfon iolisio.
8oImistufiiin on 10 rpbopttp. 9oo-
ri, fipartetti ia pfiitpiiet IouIaiot bar
ioittelewat iitdwarten. SGbemmin a.
iiosto tiionnempana.
- 8nmlnstelnsia, iota on toimi-
tettl Osfari &inteen, @%ontreoIista,
.Iapien fuolemontapoufien ioboosto,
on iImennpt paIion Iiepentamid a.
iianboaroia ipptettpd itieddn fobtaan.
San on tebnpt %tefonia aipan dffipi-
faiien ~bermOstufien woIasio ia mo-
bineosia iiIloinfin, ioten ban iiitd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Natural.
SanitOrium
~parantola.

DR.. K. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 E. Superior st. /. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
S~airaaloiset huom.! Kun olette a a
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA te varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my0skiD
~avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa-
k~atarreissa y. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan kr-
jeellisesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Yhhossa.
Be maksaa teille puolet rahse
tame takaisin joka viides vuosi,
Vakuutuksia vastaan ottaa JON
g. HE'LL Gogebic kauntissa.

labprintisia, ,lontad totlitoen mail
mosia, iosia nolbetto f%umorretoon,
elGmdn fesfeIld fdtootpaiiuiltto, iion.
fuiffiien eIdmGn. 8ristufien loptG-
minen tietGd aipointa tainosta.
@llet lOpbG mitGGn muiita, foeto
loptGG &ristls ia iilloin iiniilIa on =
faiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
SnmaIampalmelnfiia ia bartans.

ITO J.oO up. llllpSIu ~ puutuuS"'uu'
mibfiminen flo 2 ip.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
Sronpoooisia: Stat ia Suloa Ne.
man tpt6r. @lma Miriam ipnt. lofaf-
10 p. fast. marrasf. 6 p.
9uolllt ia b%apoattu.
SiIoa Maria 2GspG, o.. +. Saarifuo.
Ii Ban YusfirfisiG marrasf. 5 p. 80
10. 10 If. ia A p. itGiiend ia bauoat.
tin SronmooiSia marrasf. 8 pnd.
@aIfrio 50. @iIen,
Self. 471.@.
60 6. Mper ct. Sronmooo. Micb.
= &aniallisienraf. ompeIuieuran
fofoufiesia mime torstaina Wrs. ia
Scr. 8. SirpelGn luona of palion o.
ia%nottaiia. Boptdtuloia oil 1915.
9iitos Wrs. ia Der. SirmelGlle oioit.
tamastaan nbraufiesta iamoin frin
lufuiiiIle oianottaiiIle!
Seuraama fofous pioetdGn emf
fesfiwiiffona t. t. II p. Montiecellon
baalilla flo 7,3O in. Mrs. 9lst &opf-
fGri buolebtii p0pbGstd. Saapufaa
joufoIIa labeltd ia faufaa! Whlista-
fao aifa, emf fesfipiiffona flo 7,30
illaIla.
&iitpspGiiuSnG t~oimeenpanee
&anlaIIiSieuraf. naiiet iiiuret pGipGl-
Iiiet firfon baalilla alfaen flo IL ia
festGG flo 3 ip. Site Italia on Ito
mot lamasia buoneesia alfaen flo s..
&eboitetaan ieurafuntalaiiia ia pstG-
mid pitGmGGn tGmG muistosia ia iolt-
folla iilloin ioaplrmaanl
Observation-Disclosures pibes
t1Gn fiitospGiwGnG &aniallisieuraf.
firfosia flo 10 ap., josia tilaiiulioes-
ia pubuu mpoS post. u. Saapanen
ollen t1mG pbteinen molempien iuom.
liitb. leltrafuntien fesfen.
&aniallisienraf. &iitospGiip1r
jllblafomiteon fliuluii ieltraatpat ben
fit gsn4 @raanntes l4sr 2sstilaa
Grief &oneas, @. 8. 8ilen, Safari
Sonni Seiffi NiemelG, Sobn &abfo,
Soief Sustrion Ssfar 2Gspa, Soban
&ilponen, Soel &aartunen, s. q.
Mbonen ia Sobn Serntanion, iotfa
fiitintaan fofoon aiiasta fesfustele-
moan ia ~pGGttdmGGn emf torstaina
t. +. 1S pnG flo 7,30 ill. firfon baa-
lin. Tarfoitus on iaooa &iitospai-
man toimet onnistumaan i%eurdfltn-
nan bpip1fii. Bppodmme ~ient1bben
foiffia fomitean jGieniG b%pmGntobtoi-
iesti iaopumaan eoellGmainittuun
fofoufieen!
- Snmalanpalpelnfiia ia bar
~tausbetfiG @osbburnisia, @arengoS-
ia ia WinerspillesiG ieuraapasti:
@asbbilrnisia Intti Sacobiorin to-
Iosia t. t. 20 pnG flo 2 ip. ia flo
100 in. ia ieuraamana pnd flo 10
s op. ia flo 2 ip., WinerspiIlesid Sacob
&eiffiIGn tolosia t. t. 30 p. flo 8 in.
ia iouluf. 1 p. flo 10 ia flo 2 Up.
MarengoSio joulitf. 1 pnG flo s III.
ia jouluf. 9 pnG pibetdan rippifollua
Narengon iuom. baalilla flo 8 ap.
ia Italia flo s barta~usfofous. Hippi-
fouluun oifoipot Warengosta ia sci
nersbilIestG noimat iilloin iaapna
Morengon baolil. ALBANIAN rippifou-
Iunia, iofa iitte fepGGIId pddtetGan
Sronpoooisia.
&noIlnt. SiIba Maria Sdspd
o. (. Saori, fuoli fpiime pe~riantaina
Gan 8usfirfisiG, isis. fobisiaan.
Mers. Sdspd ipnnptti pari wiiffoa tit
te po~ifalapier, iosta iobtlii iiidllinen
iperenmprfptps, iofa pdGttpi fnole-
malta. 8oinoio oil ipntpnpt Suomes-
ia gIimetelin pit. tommifuun 1 p.
1883, ollen fuollesiaon 80 NJ. 10 If.
ia A pm ifGinen. EGbGn mooban oil
nainoja tuIlut 10 muotioona, tGGllG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

leenl
= Haoen, tpast'ifdGn perustetrn
iuomalaiien Meiieri- ybti0n oiaffei.
ia mppwGt npt ianotun pbti0n iobto.
Human miebet ia bei6dn aiettamania
miebet. Niitten binta on $40. Eoi.
mottaipasti farmarit faiffialla pmpG.
ristolld oipaltapat Fifteen eoulli.
iuuoen ia ostapat oiia mlainittuiin
pbti66n.
- Mr. $. 2a~seritrSm, Worialai-
fen Imerifan 2inian aiiomies, oli
mime miifolla liife-aiioilla faiplln-
gisiamme. SGnen ebustamania lin
jon laipat mdlitt6pGt iuoraa life
pbtepttG SEEM yorfista 8ergeniim
Noriaan. SGmd on lpbin tie SEEM
Oorfista Noriaan, eli pitempi malta
fuin Seem gorfista 0omeriin gnglan-
nisia. @ereenistG poimat matfitsta-
iat iatfaa matfaa rautateitie tai lai-
nalla &ristianiaan. Watfa Mtlan-
min pli ottaa ainoastaan 81a mi,oros
fautta. 2inia liipaa turmalliien mat
fan Slomeen Notwithstanding tai iicl.
I'd tulemille. Suomesta labteipille
mppoGdn piletteia faiffiin oiiin Db-
o~pspaltoia. 9atiofaa lGbemmin IT.
moitusta toiiesia paifasia ~lebteGmme.
uuoen Iinian matfapiletteiG tGllG
paiffatlinnalla mpp fauppias 8m.
Iafi.
WetiGn rnnnarit ia farmarit!
Sstan 40 human pituiiia 8ais.puli
bolttio, bplpaStd binnaSta, ia bplp1
militia. Mpos otan 90 micst6 liiGG
fGmpGlleni baffaamadn. S. O. Selli.
Sairaalan SnrleD'1n aifoo pc
rustaa @iis @ellie @icbolion. sc tli-
lee malmiifii lpbpesid aiosia ia alfaa
ottod lpastaan iairaita. Nicbolionin
foti, lGbelld Sron fauntin court
Sausiia, tulee foriattopafii ia iiilis-
tettapafii tarfoitusta morten.
- Sriiuaria mpbtdiuditi! @inuIla
on mpptGnGnG m~iibennelIG fuulla o.
lena orimaria. &6pfGGpd faitomasio
,in- binnoistn plibunasie iHiLliiesti
9unnioittain, Neatti Niemi, 473, 6.
Bine ct, Sronipooo, Micb. (47)
- @iime t~prstaina l0poettin fltol-
leena %fGmpGstGGn SameS yuppa, Id
beltG @urneptG, noin mali @urneps-
t. Yuppa lopoettin miioteeltaan
ppsipn liiobin lGipistGmGna pda ia
pierellG 80 faliberin pDSip. Ouppa
oil ulttisaiitfaS. &iioleman ipioen
tutfiiot einGt moi parmasti ianoa
onto fpipmpfiesiG itiemurba mai on
TO Oupan m"urbannlt iofu tuntemd-
ton; Oupan ppsipsid oil pfii tDbiGfii
dmmlitti p%atrl1una.
= Snofea rcfi mpbtaiuGmd. 60
moin pari betposta. &pipfGd ieuraa-
fpasta paifosta:
~ 2imerp' Stable, Surlep.
= Wr. Soppari, @meletbistG,
Minn., nieraili faupungisiamme nil
me niifon lopnlla, toimien maa.oii-
oilIa ia palopafuutlfiien firioittoia-
ma. Scr. Soppari on entiiiG moni-
miiotiiia ironipoooilailia.
= &abbella iunorDlla olfaa Oil
per Sron @ining 60. ruipeta fGpttG.
mGGn @itrora mainia ia fabta ibof,
tia Iorrie mainisia. Noin folme ia
tao eli ebfG enemm1nfin, titllaon mie.
bio ottamoan IiiaG moineibin.
Gabst mainisia on |tposfenneItp
faboella puorolla 10 uledmpia miif-
foia. @dpttdGpa iiltd FUN emf tai
mi northumberland fulfil olenaar
milffaampi t~pooloibin nGboen fuin
pari ebeIIistd. Sitd lopii ainafin
.toipoa, iilI1 parentpi tposoifa merritt
fee ebbottomosti iifeielGmGnfin mil.
fastumista. g.
- Yalc mimi l1bellG @esiemeriG
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

Another man had wonderful powers Of
observation when his palm was crossed
with gold, according to representations
made to persons in many parts Of the
country. He could see a persons life
from the cradle to the grave. In his
literature he offered to settle lovers
quarrels. cause speedy marriages with
the object of ones affections. obliterate
financial and family troubles, and give
luck" He claimed to be the only per-
son In America possessing the Hindu
charm. --H
To one person who remitted s12.50 on
a payment of $3.50 for a gambling
hand" this man wrote: 81 take
pleasure in sending you my gambling
hand and all that goes with II. When
you get II sew it up in piece OF soft
leather and carry il in your pocket with
your money. Let no one handle il, and
keep 1t as dry as you can. I will send
you nine candles to use one at a time
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.
Light 1t and set 1t down on a brick. Do
not touch 1t for one hour. then throw
ashes on the floor. and pass your foot
on them"
Not all persons against whom fraud
orders we're issued played on. the sus-
picious. the ill-heslth. or the sentimental
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

side Of persons to get their money. Some
were very practical. A Kentucky man
got various concerns to send him farm
implements, for which he never paid.
northwestern company" used this
advertisement:
GIRLS. do you want to earn 800 and
have your photo used in advertising q
new brand of chewing gum? Send 2
cent stamp for particulars.
After q response was received, the
correspondent was advised that it was
competition, and that an entrance fee
would be required.
The postofice department files show
that during the last fifteen years the
man took in more than 100000 on his
scheme, and in recent years the business
done by him amounted to S44. 900 an
nually. He had a supply of 10000
stones on hand. and said he usually car
ried that reserve stock.
fraud order was issued recently
against a concern which sold 45.451
belts to persons In various parts of the
United States. It was asserted that
most physical ailments were due to lack
OF oxygen. II was represented that by
wearing the belt the ailing person would
be supplied with the right amount Of
oxygen.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

300 from the sale OF q metal finger ring
called an electrochemical ring He had
various prices for 1t ranging from 80 to
81 according to the gullibility of the
purchaser.
THE following Diseases read the
literature, ARE caused by acid in the
blood and are cured by this ring, which
takes from one day to two weeks after
the ring commences to work. We The ring
and acid create an electrochemical &C
ton. removing the excess o: acid which
cures these diseases and will keep them
cured: Bright's disease, st. Vitus
dance. adenoids. govt. cancer" Many
other diseases were named. ..--...
"Epileptic fits and spasms." the ring
company's statement read. ARE caused
by an excess of acid and the ring has
cured cases that had been given up as
incurable. Hospitals, sanitariums and
asylums are overcrowded by such cases
and 1t is an unlawful outrage to leave
them there when nearly all can be cured
by this ring"
The federal inspectors found that the
man was employing fourteen persons In
handling mail and contributions received
from interested persons.
A fraud order was issued against .
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

woman because she claimed to be able to
give any person of great avoirdupois a
form like Venus without any discomfort.
Weigh just what you want to weigh"
Eat all you want to eat" Reduce your
self and be as happy as / am" were
some OF her alluring arguments. The
department found that in los replies
from patrons who took the remedy pre-
scribed. seventy-fve we're dissatisfied,
some claiming to be "biggeFLand better"
than ever. The "discoyerer" of the re-
markable cure for obesity. had promised
satisfaction or money back but there
was a disinclination, so the federal au-
thorities found, to return any money.
Two hundred and eighty-three pieces OF
mail were being received daily when the
fraud order was issued. ----
One man claimed to have list of 400
widows, all matrimonially inclined, some
Of them having such additional attrac-
tion as $4,000, who wanted to get In
commuPication with life companions
The advertisements were written in
Polish and appeared in Polish. news
papers. The man established his &C
quaintances by inserting this advertise
ment:
WIDOW. 20. without children. looking
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

for friend for life. Must be energetic
and willing worker. Have income OF
$3.50 a month.
As soon as any one replied, photo
graph of q good-looking Polish woman
was sent to the inquirer. On the back
of 1t appeared the words: Am widow.
twenty-three years old. Have butcher
shop and employ four men. Have no
children. Willing to love q good man
and also q good worker"
Federal inspectors reported that the
man had admitted that he had 500 pho
tographs made Of the young woman, but
he said he did not know her identity.
According to his representations, how
ever. he had the following assortment
Of matrimonially inclined women:
loo widows, IS to "a years. Have
from 500 to ZOO. -.
lis widows, 20 to 20 years. Have
from $500 to $4,000. ...s.
40 widows. 22 to 80 years. Have
from $500 to $4,000.
AZ widows, 26 to ~ years. Have
from $500 to $4,000: r..
The adventbrer received IS an appli-
cation from lovelorn suitors, but, &C
cording to the, postofice department. he
did not fuIf1i his promises to them.
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NWO hundred and forty million
round dollars is the amount that
has been paid during the last

NWo hundred and forty million
round dollars is the amount that
has been paid during the last
four years into the pockets of
sharpers, swindlers and other deceivers
by that class OF persons called suckers"
one Of whom is said to be born every
minute.
To try to protect, these persons COM
monty credited with More pennies than
sense the United States. government has
issued as many as ifty-six orders during
the past year against individuals and
companies doing a swindling business.
The issuance of such an order denies the
person named IN il use Of the mails.
One concern Which .ashed for suckers
had receipts last year amounting to over
335O,000. The promoter of fake
antifat preparation spent $4,000 in
single month in advertising. In the last
four years the postofice has had over
$4,000 cases involving fraudulent use
Of the mails. Last year 10000 COM
plants were received and Investigations
undertaken in u 900 cases
They are generally the persons who
Ire in Ill health who contribute hundreds
of thousands of dollars annually to fake
cures One man last year received s4s.-
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love me. You are not weary Of my
love. and dead; again sang with
real notes Of loves promises full
filed. instead OF with glistening.
brilliant. but icy. notes OF woman
hardened and determined not to
care for mans love.
II do care, That Of the bird
which is in my throat thrills or lags
behind at your command. That Of
the stream you have found in my
laugh is there only for you to fndl
II you have discovered the reflection
of azure depths in my eyes. they
exist only for you! II there Is
GOODNESS, purity. womanly sweet
ness in me, 1t is because Of your
magic love-"
So she wrote. And the neglected little
wife who knew no spectacular language
of love, watched him slip from her, far
Their and farther. until he was lost
When they told her that he was gone,
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booth, MS said Still. hare TOE become 30
uise in our ,cay as to be able to short
change the devil
IL Joy the pa0es Of sin -.
90. go 90 90
In q quiet New York town, q dark
haired, sweet-faced woman lives with her
three-year-old daughter. She is attrac-
tive OF personality, brilliant Of mind.
charming and lovable. Yet sadness Ell
velops her like a gray veil, turks in her
eyes, shades her smile with usefulness.
All that is left to her Of hope and happi-
ness, centers round the baby. Some
times she unlocks a secret door and steps
into the Past, to dream before a photo
graph. Tears fall then and thoughts fly
far and far, girdling the world, bringing
to rest in q corner OF Hongkong. Bring
ing to rest and grief. For there lies the
grave Of her life, buried in the heart Of
Lawrence Mott.
She married him eleven years ago. He
was nineteen then and a student at
Harvard. She was Miss Caroline Pitkin,
daughter of a professor at Thayer acad-
envy. She met him, loved him, and they
eloped. How happy they were, home;
how he loved her and the baby girl,
But the Other Woman came. She was
a musical comedy star, beautiful. mag
netic.
Maybe Larry had grown a bit tired of
family and responsibility. He was at
tracted to her from the first; there came
a time when his preference for the daz-
cling prima donna Of The Chocolate
Soldier" was unmistakable. But the
wife waited patiently, quietly: she felt
that her own love would draw him
back.
She might have reclaimed him. But
the Other Woman wrote him wonderful
letters when he refused to see her; let
tiers through which ran passion and
prayer in the language of poetry.
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leaving her and the baby to make their
way alone while he sought happiness
with the Other Woman, she tried to
force her white lips to smile.
81 will wait for him." she declared. Il
will wait! And some time he will come
back to me. Men always come back to
their wives!"
And so she has waited. Twice she
sent him money. and always she has
taught the baby to love the name OF
father"
go zee ss'
Is it perhaps possible that after our lit
tie lights are pu6ed out and only clay re-
mains Of tchat .eas diuine, comes the reck-
Other,cise ho,0 are ire to atone for the
tears others hare shed for US
The Dord that Was like knife point
tearing the heart; impotence, Indifference.
oil the trifes, ICE remember tcith so much