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eIercisos. when you arc practising
them regularly
Occasionally th.uk of nothing aud
above all do not think % hard that
The forehead appears old and lined
Avoid excitement over small mat
ters and spend your time either a.
work or at rest Many women waste
valuable energy and time just dab
bling into things and "puttcr.ng'
around. accomplishing nothing toward
health or success in life.
Allow some time each day to relax
and rest brain. limbs, muscles and
expression, and steal the time for
Just fifteen minutes absolute rest in
the afternoon, in a dark room with
eyes closed. when possible.
Women shoild avoid shopping
many hours of the day In crowded,
ovcrheated stores. because the fever
ish excitement Of fitting gowns and
hats, bargaining and continual talk
ing soon leave their tclltale marks
on tho nerves and complexion.
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=. - < TIE YELLOW DOVE - -
@~M MHM
l3W GEORGE GIBBS

gazing out at tho fading Landscape.
Idndbcrg was his one, his last des-
pcrato hope. UdO Won Wlnden. his
Cousin-lt was too much to hope that
Udo would be OF service to him. lie
had caught a glimpse OF Udo's face
N the hallway downstairs when you
Strombcrg's orders were given. lie
had gone pale and stared at hlm in
pity and horror as Hammcrslcy had
gono up the stairs, but IIammorSlcy
knew that the ties OF klnshlp, tho
memories OF their boyhood together
wero nothing beside the iron will and
indomitablo authority OF the man
who had condemned him.
But Lndberg! Her" the case was
different. II was LindbcrE whose
life lInmmcrsley had saved three
Years ago in this very forest, when
The Forester had stumbled and fallen
IA the path OF an angry boar who
would have gurcd him to death, II
llammcrslcy had not shot the boast.
lindberg the Forester IT was who,
IN his hours Off duty, had been Ham
hcfSlcys chosen companion In many
d hunt up through tho rocky g0Fgcs
or these very mountains. every stick
ana stone OF which he know as ho
Knew his own rugged face In the
mirror.
The dusk faded into dark and the
soldier III candle. lIammersley
turned his head and examined him
1ttentively. His face was unfamiliar
ht Blaufelden, one OF the men prob
ably sent down at Won Strombcrgs
orders from the upper district 10 be
useful In Just this emergency Won
Strombcrg would make no mistakes.
on course. He never did make mis-
axes, lie had enough men about him
10 cope with tho situation safely. He
would leave no opportunity Tor his
plans TO miscarry. ANY opportunity
nould there be one, must be created.
'l'illncrSlcy managed 70 wriggio into
3D. Slttlhg posture on the bed and spoke
20 his captor in German.
Ihe man said that his name was
Max Senf hut he would talk little,
ana plainly disliked hin JOB.
tiammerslcy soon persuaded the
man that II would be no harm 10 let
nm read Bible that lay upon a
nearby table. And, the better 10 do
ms tho soldier consented TO place
me candle upon the bedside,
80 the weary hours dragged on.
tammersley read with sto!Cal per
slstence, but watching his man iu-
iently' Finally the soldier sighed.
S'anced again ~ his prisoner. and
SANK INTO chair AT the foot ot the
bed This was an old fashioned af-
'alf, with high footboard The top
OF IL was Just on a line with the
entinePs eyes, Heavy shadows lay
in the corner.
Now was Hammcrsloys chance.
with his pinioned hands no moved
the candle slightly. Just enough 10
p acc II so that he might burn the
bonds sufficiently 10 break them The
lrands gave way, no tcusci his mus
les and strained freedom
Two--threc minutes passed and
-enf did not move. The uutyIng 0'
his feet might prove a difficult mat.
ter but he made the venture work
ng slowly and patiently, his g1z"
'n Senfs head. Then. as tho EuY'
''d"1 % N''.e 20 ~ pry.ng gers,
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The ECening Worid's
Kiddie Klub KOrner
'Undcr the Sky" Stories
CONDICTED ~ ELEANOR S(HORER

moi uusi have been ths b.biss
I.f...
W..f f.. cried NAY ~nu
fsU Those HaH. rabbits vIii Ffarvw
f.I a'tr hero while q rin home am
tH..r DnbbtEr 'aHFaH mother ir
'.1iH throwing away vun't hr
HH long fI about feG minute
lisfI. $50 fHaf Z ltu ma YOU TIE
.uur lff'o fninaH' Hos hungry the
eve. Tom ! ut0ud ~ feed thsu.
.,DIy Jty IBtll lhsy arc large ea0uss
w rnd 'le'r own f,1d
"Thais iust iika YOU May, Away
ready 10 a. what yDn can for tbs
I.IpiraH.'
Soon WAY returned AMI 'sd ths
.tpblts. tbsu covered Iu- little crea
iur"a With Irv icn,es 10 keep then
Ntrni Or tign the night ijiainE, sh.
4aId, "if lg time We we're starting To-
home Thsy walked away FEELING
very happy
This story was written By violsf
lloruor. age nftcon. Borden stree
Monmouth lieacn. y
She ~ tho tirsi among an our Cous
lng 10 bc awarded tho honor ~ having
u story. written Tor tho Under IN.
SKY series. published In our "Kor-
nor"
the s1me credit viii bc given anv
other kluh member hoy or girlHwhu
writes a eDud story for this seriea
& D.
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Mind heed

$40 "ur Nsy. I"saa1rious d..
u r' us 50 f1r s'roT'
Thank y1u Tom. bu
hffs snail 90 4I7"
WsI 2 haven't thought ~ rnY
.'.o Iu rl.i.Y,ir bu' .Hme. ve.
decide ~ 80 walk along
I'n'pre thry bf1 gone Hr the,
heard shot In thH lifscu5n ~ 'hn
woods H,ucning fhs.r .ieps. ~ was
rot long before hey ramo Within
kn' OF hunter 90. , isDbt thit
n" uad rF|n
oh what shame. exclaimed
May. how can au, ono us 20 cruel
Tot ua t.y mot ~ le' n.u ahoot uu.
other by making rH uueh uoiss ia
possible to frighteu them tway'
40 Tom followed ht MAY ran kick
lE tho dead leaves suddenly Tom
topped aud cried. "ilurry May. soo
that I'VE found" A. 'Uo foot of an
Old hollow tree Was o nest NJ three
baby rabbits.
"Oh the cute Iuf' things" cried
MAY, but whore ,4 their mother1'
Tom was silent . mumont and then
said. Il don't believe tu'y nav" ans
mother
why Tom. what 40 yuu moauF'
Il mean the rabbit thaf the hunter
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he ls shot to- morrow. Speak"
"lIa Isl. Tho words choked her.
"ile is"--
BAH" he growled. moving toward
'ho table. You have already con
Nlu'.l him"
She struggled to her feet and fol-
aNod him. lie was about to touch
'ho hell when she caught his arm.
Watt" she whispered What
guarantee have that no will not be
.njured?"
Ilo shrugged and laughed. II need
give no guarantee now. Fraulcln.
This is not court OF law, ! am tho
Judge of what constitutes proof. You
havu tcatifiCd."
lie shook her off and sounded the
bell, which was Immediately an
swcred by lido Won Wlndon.
You will conduct Frnulcin Ma
ther 20 her room upstairs. Lock tho
door and bring me the key. Then tell
Herr lIammersley thai I am waiting
to see him"
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CHAPTER XII.

~HERE were few ccrcmou.e- Iu
n putting Hammersley under al
- rest. ., ....
lie was taken 70 an upstairs
room and sat on the edge OF the bed
while his feet and hands were bound
under the direction Of Capt Vent,
after which the officers went out. lcay-
ing a man 10 guard him, and locked
the door. Hammersley rolled over on
the bed and lay for long while star
into dusk Five o'clock, n might be,
lIammerslcy guessed. Six hours or
less remained 20 him in which 10 un'.
Six hours I'm which he must lle lc'p-
less while the ono chance of inter.
Ccpting tho messenger from Berlin
came and passed. lie lay perfectly
still as he had fallen. but his spirit
writhed in agony. Get those papers
he must or all tho work OF months
would be lost
Doris was in room near him, Ike
wise prisoner, aware Of tho fate IN
store for him and able 10 do nO'alrr
but walt as he would wait until the
shots were fired below thern in N,
garden, which would be the onl ~ al
things for him. lie found that he was
thinking littlo OF himself
His bonds were tightly drawn
rope tied with German thoroughness.
He moved his hands behind him ana
tried to gain a little room Tor his
present ease. II he was 20 be shot
tomorrow morning - would have
seemed indeed a small charity 70
have permitted him 10 pass his last
night In some degree OF comfort
Could II be that, after ALL Won Strom-
berg suspected the real object Of his
return? That hardly seemed posi-
BILE; for his informant in Ho-I0, a
woman close to those IN hlEn lI-
thority had made every move with
the utmost discretion and his Own
relations 10 Lindbcrg could not pos
slhly bo suspected
hndberg, HammerHley turned
and looked ~ hiq guard vino was
standing mo'on''ss boy Tho window,
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She approached Inn bl.udly and f0l
lowed his gaze around tho corner OF
tho building. Upon a tree stump n
lho kitchen garden, looking out across
the fields toward the wooded hills sat
Hammersley. calmly smoking
Half of his blood is English, half
Prussian. Fraulein. but II Is the
English in him that dominates. IL
there anything that is Prussian about
him? Tell me. From the crown OF
his head TO the sole Of his foot-hiS
Pipe his bent shoulders. his careless
air-he is English, all English. lie
knows that at this moment I am
Weighing his fate In tho balance and
yet no smokes his short wooden pipe.
II he has Prusslan blood II is a pity,
for Germany needs an tho Prusslan
blood that flows rcd in tho veins OF
men lie paused and then abruptly,
but the Prussian blood must be sac
rinced with tho English
She fell back from him, deathly
white, groplng for a. chair to support
her.
You mean"---- sho whispered,
THAT l can take No. chances. lie
viii be shot tomorrow
"Oh, God lie IS loyal 10 Germany
swear it," Her uttorance was
choked. Her breath camo with dim
Guilty. Tho room darkoncd suddenly
and she seemed about 10 swoon. She
dropped 10 her knees beside the arm
chair, clinging 20 II, trying to speak
but no words would come, She was
aware OF his hawk-llke face bending
over her as though IN tho act of strik.
ing its prey and she heard his voice
at her ear.
There is ono chance 20 save him.
she reached his hand and chung
10 II,
"a chance-what"--
Tell me tho truth" he said sternly
II have told you tho truth, He
is innocent"
TIo loosened her nnsers and stood
away,
"Quatsch!" he muttered leaninl
forward. The truth, girli'
II
She fell against tho chair and olunI
10 n for support,
The truth, and he becomes an hon
orah.c pws0r"r - "' @.'n"". and
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PITLINE ~ RLON as
HEIL TILKS

hppo 20 get all %. my readers ~
"outuaily 'ry out omo NJ tho many
rules I outline each day Tor bcitur
health. because no one can bo con
ycrtod 10 healthml living until they
have become convinced. through ac-
tual personal experience. Just how
easy 10 rs to keep really young and
IN good condition.
All Of the unnecessary habits I
have outlined to-day tar tho nerves
and bring about rostlcssncse irrita-
bility and insomnia. which hasten
the advance OF old age
4 stretching and tensing exercise
for the entire body is given to-day.
Lie on your side. with hands clasped
behind the head, legs extended and
together. Lower head on chest and
force legs back from the hips, keep
ing knees rigid and inner sides OF
feet and ankles together. Relax and
stretch again. iiCpcat about ten
times, relaxing between the move
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WHAT HE LEAST EXPECTED
HOW AN AID. FOR "HELP WANTED"
LED TO AN AMAZING MYSTERY
Begin the Story on This Page Monday. Dec. 10

ms gaze quickly concentrated. ON II, In
MS efforts he must have made ~
sound or n suspicious movement OF
mo shoulders, for when he looked
up hn saw tho head OF Max Senf
projecting above the tailbOard OF the
Dcd, his ldrg" eyes prOtrudlng with
0mazcmCnt. Thoy guGcd at cdcn
other for a tense traction of a sec
ond aud then sprang upright Ham
mcrslcy threw his feet out upon tho
floor and lCupcd for the man. catch
ing him around the waist 50 that he
could not draw weapon. Ills legs
woro useless and the only chance no
had. q desperate ono At best, was 70
drag the man 10 tho floor by sheer
weight and there perhaps throttle
hlm. Semi beat with his heavy hs8
on lIammcrsloy's l"ad and should.
crs, ana finally forced him backward
upon the floor. falling with him, but
liammcrsley still clung with frantic
grip which the man could not shake
Off. But NJ last he managed 10 got
his fingers around Ilammcr9ley's
throat ana tried to force his head
back.
Hammcrsloy Gasped for breath but
siIll struggled Ramcly though he
realized that ho had played his last
card, Things got dart and dimly no
SOW the door OF the room open and
some one enter. Wents Of course.
Ills game was up.
Senr was painting heavily. He
burned the rope" Hummersley heard
Linn say. "Com" and help me-. 10
Ils a grip OF iron"
The figure from the door moved
quickly around tho squrmlng hg-
uros. and Hammcrslcy saw the re-
Election OF the candle on something
bright A knife. He heard "A blow
and tho mass or struggling flesh
above lim suddenly collapsed ana
motherhd him with It's weight with
an effort he struggled free and rolled
aside, looking up into the grim face
Of Lndborg.
Mutual explanations followed In a
hurried whisper
Listen" said Lindbcrg. "Thg is
my story for Herr Hauptmlul
Wcntz | happen 10 no in the hall
way without, carrying n pitcher %
water 20 the room Of Miss MIther
IN" pitcher IL outside on the taplc
when hear the sounds Of a comuo-
tlon in this room. Fearing that he
prisoner has by some miracle gotten
FREQ, | unlock the door with by pass-
key and enter, You have burned
YOUR bonds and KILLED Sent IoJ
spring on mo and make me 0r.s.
ouor"--- lie paused
And YOU Htmmorsley Nroh.
10. You will be len Here' 40. 2
won't leave you n0' 30 that fl... 4
vl.l not 20 unless 'lu 20 with r.
We win contriyo ID. '1' % GOT .uf f
fIo 0uWrN.'
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"Ach. ncln! VIII you not listen?
have communicated with tho lady,
Sho Is ready To 10 with YOU Her
room has dOrmcr window around
the corner Of tho building, and there
is "A ledge along tho roof. YOU VIII
40 TO her. Tho distance to the roof
Of the kitchen is thirty feet H. Will
require four sheets, yours and hers.
J'loy arc new ones, and II well twist
"d will hold. n YOU get away safely
ou can reach the Cavo in tho Thor
wald. No one viii ever fnd YOU
hCre'-----
yes. Lindbcrg but you what will
you say 10 thcm2'
1T - no time to waste words. Even
now the lady be- waiting for you, Come,
YOU must got ready at once"
Iio walked to the bed and quickly
stripped off the blankets, twisting the
sheets and tying them together Then
he took his pistol belt and fastened
II around lI1mmorslCy's waist, slip
ping "A handful OF loose cartridges into
the side pocket of HIS leather iuckct.
Hammerslcy bewlldcrcd by the de-
vOtlon OF his old friend and tossed
between alternatives OF duty, stood
helplessly. At the moment when he
needed resolution most he was supine.
But tho minutes were passing. Tho
thought OF his mission suddcnly
brought him 20 life, and his face grew
hard, his eyes brilliant with purpose
Come, Lindberg You must =,
with me"
$50" the man insisted MY plan
is the best"
40. You must como with me"
y nave made other plans, Herr
lammcrsley" he whispered gently.
YOU will go alone I VIII give YOU q
reason" And before Hamm,rsler
could know what hc meant 10 do. hc
drow his hunting knife from it,
l"tlh in Ilumm rHey's belt and
plunged 1t into his owu shuulda.
llamWerSlcy could scarcely rcatrt. .r
ID cry, but Llndbrrg smiled at him.
and plucking tho weapon out, pui 10 -
llammersley'S OutStrctched hand
1t IL nothing" ne said. "lt VIII
bleed a little, The n. - n blcC4s tpo
bottor my case with FNCelirpZ They
viii be here In three hours. II not bee
fore Now bind anc gag u,c-qulcn.
There IL no time TO LOSE
lie lay Nat upon the iloor and as ia
q dream liammurslcy obcvpI h.u.
wing his arms and legs When ..
N1d finished, llamWorsley bgt owe.
e mau and touched MA hand ln,N.
nood-ny. old friend MUUf.E..
atrp"ua ! Will no. '1rRot CUj bless
..u
IN"lH wa. ulEu. seen . ,a.
".. s'." eyes upu"u'i O.. u.
IN.' ga. .I ilu u,.r..,N .... ...
- '"d u.ui. .a -t.. .n
u"' ..s.f s.f....|..
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CHAPTER XII.
iContinued)

fCOntinuedl
~ ORIS stood before the bitter old
man, looking at him calmly,
Gen, Won Stromberg smiled in
~ his wry way and beckoned her
TO chair. Then began a cross-exami-
nation upon which hung the fate OF
several men. Doris followed Ham
mersley's injunctions and answered
his questions In a straightforward
way. Unknown 20 her. Won Strom-
berg already had interviewed RiZzio.
Even the General seemed to waver
in the face of her story. But he sud-
denly handed her a telegram. saying:
Read that, Miss Mathcr."
Doris let her eyes wander TO the
scrawled message, while blank terror
stole. over her features. 1t said:
IGammcnlcy caused arrest oi Bdicld. Has in.
formed on RyLio and myself Am IN hiding Ia
Kent. VIII rcach Germany by usual meSh2dtsi
Doris sat immovable, petrified with
horror. Won Stromborg's voice crack
led harshly at her ear.
We'll? And what have you 20 say?"
1T IS a liel" she managed 20 stam-
mer, He lies-lies, l tell you!"
'"ACh! IL l could believe you! why
should he lie? Unlike the case OF
RizzIo, Herr Hammersley has not
robbed Herr Maxwell of a BRIDE
There Is a mistake"-
81 fear not"
"But why should Mr. Hammersley
have come? He would have been safe
In England"-
"lle himself says to the contrary
She was breaking fast and he
sought further 70 involve her.
He did not have to come. WHY
should he have Gomez" she asked
Wlldiy' rising TO her feet and layin 2
her hands upon his arm. "Answec me
tAat, Excellenz."
For reply he turned away from her
abruptly and walked tho length OF
the room to an end window, wnerc
ne stood for a moment looking out.
Come, Fraulen, and ! viii show
YOU something"
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The Hrst HEADING.

A. '.' onr ~ me o. tlc Kidli. klub rnrr6
h"r a Lively discussion vas going on tho toni.
s-nnE what Fis no Dsst readfns ann wiIers ,o
find %
~ think The h-st rradinr u 10 he OH Ainsd IN
NIr b,uEs by A.U"r " sad Harry Blake
NJ tho r'adnnE meant 60 b. infereg, NJ -
we'll a. clean and ArI''Iye. this met with a.
ruyal frDm slmr q tho boys
N'u'E anal uflrr authors were not without
,aaupiuus. % seemed LOtlzh Ihe dlsctis.ion
vHui ,ud leaving ME h0ys with the same doEbts
~ hsfnr but then a lal said
hu1J Tho brst rs'tiug foT children. Y0u
'HIs have claulplHunl autaIrA who desarye prAase
..It n0nr e vat haze hi' The nail on the heaa
llo mot Interesting instru.tlye and clean rad
Ing s 70 b" found u me kiddic klub KoFnsr
Ng Eening World
Nhrn Hlo hlF at down and the di.st,eion
,nird ~ vas dcc.-l unauinspEly that the lad
was right THOMAS DONOVAN
No i76 Prorieyt Avenue. Brooklya'
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Cousin EIcanor's Klub Kolumn

The PLACE Of the Tryout 10 the
44th Street Theatre.
The TIME Of the Tryout is Satur.
day morning, Dec. 8, at 9 TO n O'Clock.
The JUDGES at the Tryout will be
Mr.. Raymond Hitchcock. Mr.. Leon
Enrol. MIR. Harry Woodstock and
other men of note.
Either your Klddie Klub pin or your
membership certificate will admit you
Looking forward to seeing you with
greatest pleasure, am, your en-
thuSiaBtiC.
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CouSin EIeano.
DOING OUR BIT.
"a ward winnerD

cannot knit for soldiers because I
am TOO small. But I can do my Bit
in another way. have saved ono
dollar rand some change. in my small
bank at home, whioh | will give t.
the TOBACCO fund. hope It will make
some solder a lIttlo happier. II Is
not mnch to do but think that every
little hit counts.
by FRlEDA HANNIS. age seven.
No. 22S Washington street. IGoboken,
y. i
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Letters From
Patriotic Me mbers
The American EInE.

Wien he ElgI.fI we're al war with The Amer.
aus George Washington wantSi a new nag ~
uu @
~ uhe dAy George Washington and few othey
u'fi' ets MIA hm walked IN a shuD which . seam
'tTose oWn.d Her name was Hetsy R0s~
Grofg' Wellington faid. II aant yosi 20 maj
me- iag wish DIX Wlu's s'Iine, and .sysn fg
slpsr Thirteen white stars with six POINTS 4"
HH,Hy Ross then r,plied that a tive pointed staf
you'd look lreutsr than Sit-polntsd one, auI
bowed r"m how -hs could make one with on.
Ap - tl. slsaors
Nll were proui 20 .ee n a. The as,I ~ tl.
Fogtmruf
BY JAMES A FINLEY
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FATS IN THE DlET-NrRS. G. J..
Bt Most certainly fats are ncccs-
slry article uf food IN the diet The
purp-t and most wholesome form of
tat is probably butter, when made
from hNo.,. nuIn .roIm
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not bc followed by all persons. cS.
ccpt the very obese and those who
live scdDutary lives. luvallds and
small infants who cat only small
amount 90 food at each meal need
moro than two meals a day. and also
persons who arc following the ex-
elusive fruit or milk diet.
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Kiddie kIub.

Riddle Kiun d. me plsrs 'o- a.
Lvefylndy both b.E and smal
Ani III guarantee earh ous to-day
Ihai they n get more ihan what th'v "a
~ GEORGE ~llEN~EN agH eleyFu 20
uurh Avenue Brooklyu y Y
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CHEESE AS FooO-MRS II. @.
NJ: Yes. It fs said by experts that
cheese causes blackhcads ana greasy,
coarse skin. Unless YOU are very ac-
i've you cannot digcs. the foods
YOU mention. which contain so much
starch. Certainly. cheese twice each
day should not be eaten
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To Our Pesnsnt.

hear little ilag ~ Epsi and tul-
a. #H love tho Gold and Hluc'
hns ~ .ltr 'Ia Guid aud HU-
Iur We ate i,l fT} true
u ELEANOR DU'rrOMER .ss. ninal.
.II Ilsf SjTeri Hroklyu y
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s1EckLES-ADA n Mix tHc
following ingredients and apply to tho
frscIoles: Horserndsh. one ounce;
powdered borax. three Nat teaspoon.
nulsi hot water. two cups
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Canned Rabbit Coming.

NUr in Evansville, Ind, plans are
" under way 10 start the first can
ming factory devoted 10 timing
rabbits for market. Another plant
soon will be located al Owcnsboro,
Ky, in the Green River country.
Contracts have been made with hunt
ers of that section to supply from
$4,000 to $4,000 rabbits during the next
Twelve months. II Is said that both
Indiana and Kentucky are uyerruu
with cottontalls, and tho promoters Of
this novel plan sec a chance g. help
reduce the cost Of living while estab-
fishing a new industry SO tho buyer
ot fresh killed rabbits" may beware
The tin overcoat which tho rabbit
may have just taken off
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WHOLESOME GRAIN FOODS

MRS. II, II. Y: wheat. oats, corn
md rice arc some which contain about
en- equal percentage Of nutrition.
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.si.f ~ rsaasscs n.a.. -, r.s.s
Mental and Physical Relaxation frequent
N..as.Hu

w "sS " p; %;
w Ir Ifutl
rested fhe fItal.f,
IsIOwrrSd apd
slgn Of irr.itbilIty
ana raHiIa 1agss
pfssenttbem clHss
n Il a good plan
20 not alpay bo
doing fVmsfhlnV
~ times 10 moth
inG. because intor
mlt,cnt attacks of
idieuces DO as
much good o. ro
laJing between the
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PERsPIRINo HANDS NELLIE

r.; Nervousness frequently causes
this. Wipe them over with alcohol
several times day. This local ap-
plioation acts as an astringent and
Will keep the hands dry, temporarily.
or course, internal treatment and
better physical condition is the only
lasting cure for this and other dis
orders.
The evening world., 1917-12-06
DUSTIN oEElcEs AND SCHOOL

RooMS-MRS. WALTER c.: It
would be hardly truthful to state that
dust in closed rooms is dangerous; It
- injurious. however. Disease germs
Rss not always spread by dust and
coul air and the healthy body will no,
he vtsited by disease germs. Keep the
systsm clean at all times and breathe
n tresh. stirring air whenever pos
sib,e By all means. worry less and
you will keep well.
The evening world., 1917-12-06

eEvERE MRS. FRANK
MI Indigestion may cause this Sc
vero thirst after each meal. II sou
fed $50 full and stuffy" after eating
why not try eating less or skipping
a. meal occasionally? This Will re-
lievo the heavy feeling.
The evening world., 1917-12-06
COLD BATH AFTER exERcIs.

OOLU bN M At TER ENt thOTo'
IN0AMRS. JOHN r.: IL you can
stand the shock OF the cold shower a
minute of it will stimulate you and
prove beneficial. All persons cannot
take cold baths. and FOR this reason
ones age, physical condition, &c,
should determine whether the cold
bath will bo beneficial or Injurious.
The evening world., 1917-12-06
what You know.

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The evening world., 1917-12-06

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