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The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17

l have some fancy soft lump coal for sale. R. B. McCulloch, phone 122.
 New car soft lump coal just re- ceived. J. s. Carter, phone 370.-- 15O-d5t
 Mrs. Lucille Bailey of Central Col lege is spending the day in the City of Roses.
 Buy your scrip from the Faulkner County Abstract & Guaranty Co., 147-dwtf
 The Post and Gent or the MARCH Journal will be delivered anywhere tonight. Phone 12. Duroc-Jersey pigs, two months old, for sale by James F. Clark, Conway, Ark, phone 151.-dtf
 Rexall One Cent Sale at Greeson's on March P, 23 and "A. Keep the dates in mind.-151-dtf
 Lots for sale at bargain midway between State Normal and business section. Apply this office.
 Everything for the auto gas, greases, repairs. Service car. Doug lass Garage, phone 2S7.-109-dtf
 See us before you buy your scrip. The price is right. Faulkner County Abstract & Guaranty Co.-147dwtf
 F. M. Morgan, who recently was confined to his bed from the grip, has suffered relapse, and is again quite i'll.
 You can pay your county tax in county scrip. We want to sell you the scrip. Faulkner County Abstract X Guaranty Co.-147-dwtf
 Wanted-Intellige grown woman to keep house for small family and wait on invalid. Good pay to right party. Apply this office.-d2t
 A Bluebird feature, "The Unattain- able," starring Dorothy Davenport and an all-star cast, twill be thrown upon the screen tonight at the Grand.
 Elijah Hutton, former resident of Faulkner county who has been living in an old Confederate soldiers home at Danville, Ill.,, has arrived here and will make his home near Conway on route 2.
 Miss Leila and Theodore Smith have as weekend guests at their home on Caldwell street Miss Alice Brown of Concord, N. C., Miss Fletch- CT Burrow of Morrilton and Gilroy Cox and Robert Beale of Little Rock and Robert Earl of Morrilton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17
PROSPECT FOR SILVER
 NEAR RUSSELLYILlt
Company Formed, Leases Taken and Actual Drilling With Machinery
 Commenced Monday.

Russellville, March 17.-Little pub- licity has been given the project, but a local stock company has been form ed, leases taken and drilling was com- menced Monday in an effort to devel- lop silver mine at Cagles Rock, northeast of Russellville. Surface in- dications are said by expert miners to be very favorable, and assays of ore picked from lodges of rock on the surface have shown minerals in quan- titles sufficient to encourage the pro- motors to install a power drill, gaso- expense to further develop the lead The promoters are M. L. Vim, c. M Williamson and D. P. Ritter, the lat ter being a miner of 38 years experi- ence in the gold and silver mines of the west.
 MT. Ritter has been prospecting for some time in the vicinity of Cagles Rock, and with his associates has filed on 5000 feet of veinage, or four mineral claims. Mr. Ritter says all the surface indications are good. Persons who have ever visited Cagles Rock will readily believe from the pe- culiar formations there that some thing of value may lie beneath the surface, and rock picked from the lodges has assayed $2.68 per ton gold, and also showed some copper and silver. MT. Ritter says that the vein will run heavier on silver as it goes deeper, and this will be the predomi- hating mineral, if anything is devel- oped.
 The result of the test drilling will be awaited with interest by the pub lie.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17
TO PUT ON NOVEL SALE.

A one-cent sale will be conducted at Greeson Drug Company, the Rex all store, the last three days of next week. This is novel sale which is conducted throughout the United States by Rexall stores. It is said the object is to advertise the Rexall goods. Any Rexall article in the store will be sold for one cent, pro- vided another similar article is pur- chased at the regular retail price. In other words, two articles may be had for the price of one plus one cent A page advertisement, containing a large list of Rexall goods, will appear in the Daily edition of the Log Cabin Democrat Tuesday and in next weeks Weekly edition. The date of the sale is March 22, 23 and 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17
Personals

For cut flowers call Mrs. J. A. Pence.-dtf
 P. J. Rice is confined to his home from illness.
 Furnished rooms for rent. See J. D. Dunaway.-dtf
 Dorothy Davenport will be seen to- night at the Grand.
 Four-room house for rent. See Clarence Imboden at this office. :,
 Homer Gragson is transacting business in the capital city today.
 For Rent-Four-room house near Central College. J. w. Holt.-146-tf -tf
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17
INSIGNIFICANT HURT }
 YEARS AGO NOW SERIOUS

Mrs. William Hiett, living about five miles north of Conway, was taken to Little Rock this morning to under go treatment About three years ago she stuck pin in her foot, part of which was broken off. A few weeks ago it began paining her, and now she is said to be in a critical con- dition. An X-ray photograph will be made in an effort to locate the pin. She is daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. A. Arthur of this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-17
NO WORD FROM BLOUNT.

No word has been received here from Lee Blount in nearly two weeks, the last message being that he was in practically dying condition at a hospital in Shreveport, La, where he was taken after being shot five times and placed under arrest. The Log Cabin Democrat has sent messages to
The evening world., 1917-11-01

All Baba caressed the wine jug anu
gazed thoughtfully at his son and a
the modest Marjanah. He shook hi
head doubtfully.
only two kinds OF women, my son,
even as the cattle In Pharaoh's
dream, fat and lean." he said. Con-
slider thy poor fathers lot. When
married Mabubah sho was as beautl-
ful as a wild gazelle, oven as Mar
Janah here. Consider her now. oh
my son! How the passing years have
leaned and angled her. When I en-
brace her. embrace a thistle, II
only Alcolom were IN her place.
Choose a fat wife, o my son. not
such a one as Marjanah here, so slen-
der and so thin"
All rose with diflculty and wobbied
on his feet. the jug beneath his arm.
Look thou at what Alcolom slipped
under my robe last night-this
Jug OF Grecian wine and this plump
pasted pullet. stuffed with cloves and
almond patties. Fare thee well. my
turtle doves, but talk not to All OF q
wife unless she be like Alcolom."
Staggering. hating. half singing in
. maudlin wav the father OF Mural
Huda All left the young lovers to-
eether In tho cactus grove by the
blue turquoise rod
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~ TE disconsolste Nur-ai-Huds
and the beautiful but sad Mar.
Janah seated themselves on a
small rock In a slight recess no,
easily viewed from the path through
the grove, and discussed their future.
Around them Mt intervals were many
large rocks. and particularly large
nat rock lay a score OF PAGES from
them, clearly within their view, vet
they themselves were not easily dis
closed to any who might pass that
way.
"oh, my sweet myrtle bud" sighed
Nur-al-Huda, taking his beloved In
his arms tenderly. I'VE must hasten
away from Bagdad ere the master,
kaslm Baba, can suspect thy ABB
sence."
Nay responded the young girl;
kaslm Baba doth sleep soundly this
day, for -Kulub hath given
him a drug with which TO soothe his
sense and keep him from the slave
market"
Il had forgot" cried Mural Huda.
our time then approacheth, when
We can away"
In the distance the voice OF the
muezzin summoning all within the
city TO tho mosque for worship and
Ior prayer to Allah, could be heard.
Tho lovers instinctively dropped upon
their knees, and in silence uttered a
prayer to Allah that they might be
successful In their plan TO escape from
tho hated kasim and tho evil Chu
chin Chow.
Suddenly from the bowels OF the
earth, II seemed, a great voice rang
out.
open, sesame" cried the voice
AS they gazed In wonder, the great
nat rock not a stones throw from
them slowly rose upon its side, and
from an opening beneath the rock
come forth a strange procession of
men. garbed In rich and fantastic
clothes, and each armed with a deadly
curved scimitar. To a soft and steady
chant. they moved forward, one by
one. Some disappeared into the
forest. Tho Others gathered around
the opening beneath tho rock Then
up as easily as though he had climed
the staircase Of kasim Baba's palace,
came the rich Chinese merchant, Chu
Chin Chow, still in Oriental garb,
and attended by half a dozen Chinese
servants as the night before.
Chu Chin Chow raised his hand for
silence. The members OF his robber
band listened respectfully.
Now we must to the slave market
OF III Kabar. where the most beauti-
ful and most choice slaves OF Kasim
Baba will be sold to the highest bid
der" commanded Chu. DO thou,
Khyzaymah, and thou, o Musab,,
collect all our band and gather out
side the market gates to await my
signal when the rich buyers have
displayed all OF their gold. Thus we
may plunder Kasim Baba once again
OF all his slaves. and likewise the rich
buyers OF their gold"
ITO 10 Continued
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their walls. which retards the action
Of the blood and causes inelasticity
Of the muscles and vital organs.
AS we advance In years certain
sedimcnIary deposits form In and
clog the arterial and veinous struc-
lures. and herein lies the difference
between old age and youth. The
former means a stiffen!ng OF the
muscles. while In youth they are
elastic, as nature intended.
However, 1t Is entirely possible to
eliminate these sedimentary depositI
through a persistent course OF h.
gienic living. which means prope.
foods and muscular activity. and II
rssts with each Of you 70 bring the
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girl, Marjanah, the day after the
feast. II was almost noon. and the
lovers had met TO devise some way
out OF their difficulty.
Mural Huda, light OF my soul.
said MarJanah, sadly. as she walked
with her lover through the cactus
grove, thy father has brought dire
calamity upon us by his meddllnG. |
had made bargain with that
stranger from Shanghai that he
should buy me from Klsim Bahia
and give me my freedom, that
! might become thy wife. And now,
owing to thy fathers drunken boast
ing, I am still in bondage"
But did not the stranger say he
would bid for thee again?" asked
Nur-al-Huda, hopefully.
"Awah," walled Marjanah, ne hath
departed from Bagdad. having CON
cluded his business with my masters,
and we are never likely to set eyes
upon him again."
Nur-al- Huda took his beloved In
his arms and sought TO comfort her.
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slound' with white pronHs sticking
out an each side OF IT, "Buster" vas
90 scared TO move: he Just stood stlll
md shlvered.
me great, big thing got closer and
closer. and Buster" began to hone II
would go by because II didn't seem
70 see him. Suddenly he saw some
thlnB sticking out Of the ground. II
vas cruel thorn, foot long and
SHdrp as spike. In moment the
great bis thing would set Its huge
root right down on top Of the thorn.
hnSters' mother had taught him al
ways 70 be kind and Iolite, so he
Jumped from his hiding place and
cried:
oh, sir. be CAREFUL"
Inc great, big thing stopped short.
tnen moved It's long nose until II
touched the thorn.
Thanks It said; but this scared
buster" more than ever because IT'S
The evening world., 1917-11-01

This course that have outlined
for women who wish 10 get younger
and keep in condition Will continue
TO include exercises which may be
practised In bed at any convenient
time They cause neither strain nor
fatigue and are outlined to loosen up
and keep the dormant muscles eias-
tic, aa they were In youth and as
nature intended they should be. They
are therefore valuable for elderly
women as we'll as young ones.
To-day's Strengthening exercise
Jhould be practlsed in BED In the
following manner; Lie on your back
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Stretch the legs alternately keeping the pointed
downward and the muscles tensed.

body back to the elasticity OF youth
and keep II 80.
Keeping young. then. means lin
berlng up OF the muscles. and we all
know very we'll that the supple
graceful body is usually the sign OF
vitality and youth. This makes me
glad at times that ! am obliged to
live up to the reputation OF a Venus,
because ! alwa-s have TO be pre-
pared to erfors\ the most t'nicult
exercises. tsaoS the slightes' Er
when a. sske- 10 do so by many
who doubt that l really do practice
exercises daily,
The evening world., 1917-11-01

"RusTER" was having splcn-
- did timo In a sunny corner
OF tho barnyard. lie would
roll over and over, then jump up ana
snake himself, and for moment YOU
could hardly see him for the cloud OF
dust. Next ho would turn round ana
round Ike top, trying to catch the
~ VI has tai in u,s tuu,u. uu VA,
""'y DdOS teTTIeE Just Two month,
V'u oOhIc udS he hUuIu grow W mo
ID H"e "dtSiuug eSIu BtuWI ana bark
Wheh dnseTs C",dc ABOUT, but now
mo- Was ohIJ a puppy wan nothing To
dg but aIuuse huu4scIT
'busters' uiu,uur had told him he
must deVer, never 20 out or the
Dtiuyard' tor II he did something
dreadful might happen TO hlm. Bu,
"|lti Wnne he got urCd OF playln.
ana ran over to tie fence. How nc,
tine thick warm dust IN the roau
locked. Couiuht nc 30 out therc
a"d play, Just for mInuIe2 Ht
found "A hoIe ana crdwicd through
NY now hne II was. tie kicked up
lle aust until he got hot. then ne
iouhed at the forest across the road
II must be cool In there.
II Was even uICcr In the forest than
ne Hdu tnOuBhl. inc shade Wab
pleasant after the hot sun outside,
and there were lots and lots Of
THINKS to sec, Trees aud gras. and
% 3 vines, besides birds and butter
:. as. n" ran on and on uutil he got
very tired; then he had 10 lie down
10 rest for "A minute, and he fen
asleep,
When he awoke II was almost dark
and ne was scared to be 50 Tar from
home. Up no jumped aud started or,
bat after a little while he stopped.
He DIDN'T know which way to 20. he
was lost.
"Buster" ran this way and that.
but everything was strange. So he
sat down and cried, an puppies do.
All at once he stopped crying ana his
Iu'lr heart jumped. Coming down
me path was the biggest thing hD rad
oyer seen, almost as largu 13 the
barn. II had vide, happinr ears and
a long nose that nearly touched the
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voice was so loud It made the woods
shtNe' lie started to run, but the
thlnB called: Come back! ! won't
hurt you" So he stopped.
an MI. Elephant and you have
saved me from hurting my foot, 1
VIII always he your friend. What IL
your name and where 30 you liver"
liuster' was used TO tho big voice
now 80 he told his name and said h.
was lost,
y VIII take you home" and Mr.. Fle-
pnant picked him up In his long nose,
which hc called his trunk" took him
swiftly 10 the road and gently put him
down.
Busters" mother scolded him for
having run away and Buster" prom
lsed 10 he good hereafter. But he
Just couldn't You shall hear OF his
many adventures and how Mr.. Ele-
ph'nt never forgot his promise 70 be
his friend.
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CHAPTER Y.
(copunucdJ
THe POOR BROTHER OF kAe,m.
- HE deep sonorous voice Of Gnu

H hhs uoep sohoiN .Ao,,
made all pause. Art 'nou
willing to change thy master
- O daughter OF songH" he de-
upanded. "Speak"-
.As Allah wills responded Mar
sanah. solemnly, raising both hanos
with the palms outward in token Oh
submission. ,,.,,
But Nur-ai-Huda cried sadly;
sNat. Marjanah, never TO him.
Ths young girl turned 10 MN WIZ
tHars In her eyes, for she feared 10
oause him PAIN, yet could not oA
ulain that the proposed sale was pu'
nart of the plan whereby the gem
sroun Chu Chm Chow would la.er ~
unitA her with her oeioved. Aliahs
ways are strange" she murhuA'u
softly. ,
tn, sharp eyes OF the miser kasim
In fanIy were already cOun'ihs NV
rold OF the rich merchant. III.
what dost thou oner' " hoO''
one" he cried greedily. o.,.
"a thousand pieces or ChlhosS
rold." said Chu, carelessly. but All
Baba. breaking loose from the shrew-
ian Mabupah and clutching his sons
arm, cried out; And l ofer z'OOo
"Pieces1" demanded Kasim. angry
at the interruption, for he would ram
sell the girl and get the gold. "What
pieces, fool7"
sPieces OF Persian firewood," inter-
rupted Mabubah. fiercely. THAT is
Ali he can offer. Ali Baba cannot bid
against this stranger for the girl
Ali climbed upon the low table In
his exaltation, slipping a sup OF wine.
Now. by Allah. he cried. thou
knowest not all the secrets OF my un-
known wealth. thou crinkled crow
Mabubah. Nor thou. too, my brother,
thou shrunken spider. Whatever Gnu
Chin Chow OFFERS 1 will double"
The guests at the feast stared In
amusement, for was not All Baba
known throughout Bagdad for his
poverty and beggar's clothes? Yet
he dared dispute in terms OF gold with
the rich Chinese merchant Even
Rasim, who knew his brother Ali
better than any one, was impressed.
and feared perhaps Ali might have
some hidden secret source OF wealth.
But Chu's gold was almost in his
Il offer 10000 pieces OF Chinese
gold." Numbered Chu Chin Chow.
-And l." responded All Baba, Il
ofber 10000 golden pieces OF Turkey,
E0tblh, 6bypls NHSOSot VI ehS AeAN
thou pleasest"
~ofrerT" cried Kastm, shrilly. when
WIT thou payf"
All gulped down another drink.
Gnu smiled. Kasim struck the table
Aerpely. There was a moments
eilence. Then Ali Baba spoke.
-Aecordins TO our Persian law" he
aid, slowly, II claim full days time
In which to pay this sum-"
Then II thou dost fail TO pay thy
$4,000 pieces OF gold before the next
midnight, then will take thy offer.
most noble one" cried kasim.
But Chu Chin Chow calmly waved
his peacock FAN. NAY. I'll bid again,
perchance," he added.
All Baba placed his arm affection
ateiy on his sons shoulder, as Mar
ianah fell into her lovers arms.
'sThe slave Is thine, o son OF my
heart" he said gently.
But the ciutching claw OF the mis-
crly Kasim Baba reached out Vicious
Iy and separated the two young peo-
pie.
may, when thou hast paid the price
OF forty thousand pieces OF gold then
may, the slave girl be thy sons be-
loved" he cried angrlly. And sea
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thee out to look for tirewood. Hadst
thou not meddled and muddled at
kasim's feast MarJanah would even
now be mine"
All took another drink from the
jug. carefully placed II on the ground
and looked up at his son, seriously.
There are many women in the
world, q my son." he said. simply.
But none like Marjanah," pro-
tested Mural Huda. drawing her
closer 10 him, whereat she smiled.
Her figure Is like a willow branch,
and my soul almost quittcth me at
the sight Of her movements"
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n


and grasp the back OF the bed with
your clo.ed hands. Then stretch the
right leg as far down as possible,
Just as though you were trying t.
pusa the foot OF the bed OF. Do this
three times with each leg, relaxlns
between each three stretchir move
ments to count sixty. Keep toe
pointed downward and muscles
tensed during the exercise.
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NOVEMBER CONTEST.
Contributions From Kiddie Klub Members

tend my Eardsu every dAJ.
That "a the beat saJ ! can play
In UY GARDEN grow b'So and potAtoas.
A,-n onions beans and I1mAto-s
10 Nlnter yuu cant have glrlens YOU know.
For ne ground IS c1'rrei s,tI Ice and snou
80 hke summ,r bsJ.ri than al the .. .asOns
I've told you here al ny fe4suus
n IN SAMUEL NbEl.SON aged eleven. No
20 NatS P.4ce lyuorSoS l.. l.
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r s1s EAl!U,!|,, C. Al!,!| U,Gh!NSHQWXAA &c: !I,l,k 1-|W

Hope Is the last thing that for
saketh lovers" he said. I'VE must
steal what we cannot buy. my hearts
desire. At sunrise tomorrow morn
ing meet me here, and we will hasten
with all speed far away from Bag
dad. In another land we may hnd the
happiness denied US here"
As the pact was sealed with a kiss,
through the cactus grove came the
sound Of a merry. maudlin song. II
was the voice OF Ali Baba. easily
recognized, for IN all Bagdad none
could sing with greater xest than he
when In his cups. Soon he came
within sight OF the lovers, a jug OF
wine beneath his arm, and at every
dozen steps or so, he stopped to drink
Dropping beneath a great craven
image, the turquoise god, he gazed
up at the two young people without
the slightest surprise.
drinking yet again, o my father"
demonstrated Nur-al-Huda, shaking
his head.
"Again2" protested ALL ITS the
first I've had this day"
"Yeh, my father. But yesternight
at Kasim's feast, didst thou not drink
sufficient to last thee even for jour-
ney to Mesopotamla7"
All bllnked and waved him away.
"Is II not written that the past Is
oast? | remember naught but the
present." he said, singing.
but dost thou not remember thy
bid OF forty thousand pieces at tho
feast7"
mol remember nothing"
And how thou didst swear by
Allah to pay these forty thousand
pieces OF gold for the freedom OF my
beloved Marjanah"
NO"
and here thou art drunk in the
forest, after thy wife hath turned
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CHAPTER vi.
IN THE CACTUS GROVE.

EAR the ancient turquoise god
in the cactus grove Just outside
the tarthest gate Of teh city
- OF Bagdad, Nur-al- Huda All
walked with his beloved, the slave
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The IIItIr Srrd.

One little and rJrd. ULr gruu utlle a,-d
Nhen plAnlsd an our hrarfs tiny s.ci.
And the Nufd and the decd. !uu su.ry stll So
SOou grow ~ 20 a g,ra. & tfrr
Wit The uaunth Of our Eesr4 aad 4 csrpd Tor
srlEht
IL uEl ,oon bear fnIt and blssom, bright
BY DLLEN THOGERskN Age 49, 10 W, I'm.
more Avenue. Corona t. l.
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In the Country.

Onro DonAh aud bots mprls' and 'athst
sid D. ,lsI' children, Would yol lIss 90 g. to
the oounlyr' Yea -, E4ld both. ao III
they Nsnt 70 tie yountD
Altar Hdlug 20 tle ualn Tor 100 Nuurs. fHU
aUi'ed a. th"F station aud found grandna aud
Haadma With the aons and eA1'ass - noe
len, IhSy Iot into tht carnage aud = 10 e.
The farm ~ and by Il bec.ms supprr tina
ADd thar ats nice suppsf and sent 10 bpi
Ths nest morning tney rsnt Tor ~ah AAd
- tAsI we're Ta.LnS aIvnG tAsy cav . Lite
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Will take hold oi
the body and cause
a general physical
deterioration OF
the entire system,
II Is caused by q
changing OF the
tissues, hardening
OF the arteries
and thlckeninR of
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that thou payest the debt before to
morrow midnight"
Tomorrow midnight7" blinked
All. filling his goblet again with wine
Yea, thou shalt be paid, o brother OF
brothers-thou shalt be paid, some
how"
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AnsUers to Health and
Beauty Questions.
BACK COVERED WITH PIMPLEs

bACk COVERED WITH PIMPLES
MRS. T. H.: When tho skin is not
kept as clean as II should be plmp,es
will appear on the back. Consupa-
lon and over-eating and lack Of en-
ercise also cause them. Battle every
day and wash all parts Of the back
with warm water and soap.
The evening world., 1917-11-01

The Heart of an Oak.
! va sreat oak tro-.
standing u'ar the Huison BsJ.
l ras merry and very ire
b. { Aas feilsd N.su a. play
! "ss hsn rollcd down a TcrJ steep bank.
Ant a.n 4 naA saved
AMI ssIu tines took Ju.I % crank
Anl .As~l M .uto doaTd,
! So ~ sh.p1.d ,utu hlE freight car,
And hen I heard groAk
And a1tA the sEluE NJ an iron bar
ANsy ~tglf The hrav ~ an osH
Ftom NORRIS stHRElBER. sas ten. No
1913 rIh Place. Rfs.sJn.
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..uTa 'Lyl uT Jo ,a,rh tsdlole" ~ they went
lpsu 90 &c brook sni "alsi lot one 70 '1mf
~ '| aero looking M the ~Ater they saw Z
it.uE coming Th,Y took thsiT iaT and caught
D. I.er we're some fIssN around the brook
g, vE n"sei an srmtll ~ them add went bJmt
They gave the fusrrs % tlrir Eraninothrt. After
q .r they hat 10 80 hHme. Whica made th'
rru H''GH pOCGLAss AE Q. - Horton
street mursf l.
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u,0rixht 1917. by the Prsas Publishing Go.
THE New Yort Evening World.
STRETCHING EXERCISE
FOR THE LEG MUSCLES.

AID age is a disease which must
be checked the same as any
- other disease, otherwise II
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SLEEP WALkINo-MRs S

SLEEP WALkINo-MRS. LIN:
You should sleep in a wcl-airci
room. In comfortable bed and
should not eat anything three hourl
before retiring Avoid excitement OF
all kinds Nervousness 10 usul!ly the
cause OF somnAm buliAm.
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The Kiddie KLub KOrner
b u S t err S
A DIV en- tureS S
BY Uncle Harry
cluster" Meets Mr.. Elephant,

ooHnsht, lyli. b. Ehs rrs l'uDnsalns 20,
Irhs New YOrk Evening Nordl.
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WANTS WEloHT-MRs KATE
H.; II you are 5 feet 7 without shoes
and forty years old, you should weigh
about $50.