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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-15
THIRTEENTH lNsTALLMENT
WHITE GODS
CHAPTER w.


A white face-a white beard! Pc
tent factors even with q savage tribe.
The mAn-eaters OF this South Pacific
island, cringed In terror before the
blank and staring eyes Of the big
Brute.
His blank and staring eyes! They.
too. had their weird effect.
f0ok-see." whimpered this crowd
OF latter-day cannibals, the one to the
other. he sees across the world-he
talks with spirits-he is . god"
The Brute. save for the slight veav-
ing Of his massive figure from side to
side. stood quiet and ~impassive. he
was wholly unafraid.
Behind him, however, crouched an
other figure that told another story.
Hernandez. his hands still manacled.
trembled with fear. But he was still
resourceful-he knew his power.
Beast" he whispered-and tremu-
ious though it was, it still was a COM
mand. Beast. you've got them down.
Seize the foremost spike and run them
through. Be quick"
The Brute heard his masters voice.
and Immediately obeyed. He stopped.
and STOPPING. wrenched from the fore
most naked figure the deadly weapon
that the latter held within his grasp.
1t was treIinquished without a struggle.
Its former p~ossessor stretched himself
full upon the ground: waiting the death
thrust. His savage companions drew
back upor their launches, their eyes
glowing with religious fervor.
"A sacrifice" they cried, a sacri-
fee"
But there was no sacrifice. Instead.
the Brute merely held the spear aloft
for . moment-held It in the air with
both his hands. Then he brought II
crushing down across his knee. and
broke 1t clean in twain.
"Eye-yah!" There was m etacula.
tion Of wonder-of brute applause for
brute strength.
The erstwhlle possessor Of the spear
-as ugly.facsd m individual ~ ever
ate . pound OF human nesh-touched
the Brute upon the shoulder and point
ed toward the jungle.
Follow him. Beast" cried Herman.
des . bit impatiently. nothing can
harm ~ now"
For the first time the Brute seemed
~consciou: OF his masters presence. He
turned and faced Hernandez. He
NrunfaA IN vvnrorfafnfv
"Look-see." said the leader, in his
cultural accents and primitive tongue.
look-see. This man 10 his captive.
The god Il hungry. He would eat"
Tho leader pointed TO the nanacled
hands Of Hernandez. He made q sign
- sign Immediately obeyed. A dozen
hlacks sprang forward, seized Her
aAades and swung his body to their
shouIAers. Than at another word Of
command. they started on, tog trot to-
ward the Jungle. Hernandez strug-
gisd like . maniac. but to no purpose.
Then he yelled:
Follow. Beast. follow" he cried.
"6ave ne. Come"
The Brute followed. wondering. Not
Tor one instant did he suspect the
maaeaters lad sinister designs upon
his .maste~
Finally hey entered . wide clear.
ing. In the middle Of this clearing
Vas . village Of struggling huts and
tsats. 1t vas . CHASTITY village-an
ill-smslling village. Scattered about
4 we're skulls and bones enough to
furnish Jolly Rogers to . hundred pi.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-15

The miser who has money to burn
ought to take it with him when he
dies.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-15

| this Is an industry we shall not be
able to Angliclze In q moment
London Chronicle.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-15

An aggressive man soon acquires =
reputation as a knocker.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-15

Handsome women are not always
the most amiable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
THOUSANDS VISIT
CAMP FORT HENRY
Headquarters OF West Virginia SOL
diers Was Lively Place
Sunday

Camp Fort Henry at the STATE Fair
grounds attracted hundreds OF Wheel
ing visitors yesterday. The sperti!'
tors who paid their first visit to, head
quarters OF the National GuardsIncn
It is estimated. numbered upward .;
five thousand.
Major Arnold. Captain Powell! and
the other officers extended every pos
stble courtesy TO the visitors and We:
kept busy answering innumerahia
questions about military life. MANY
hundreds yesterday had their frs;
view OF an army camp, and the site I'M
pressed the visitors faVorably.
The boys of Company A and Cons
pany D are hoping for the arrival OF
the complete first West Virginia Reg
inent. The regiment includes a MA
chine gun company. one OF the finest
bands in Vest Virginia. more letter
companies and complete .resimenta'
equipment. Should they be sent &c
Wheeling people will have an 'oppor
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TELEPHONE OFFICIALS
Leave for SteubenVIIe, ONO. Atcr
Inspecting C. G. p. Plants
in This Community.

The official party of the thcsapeatk"
a. potomac Telephone cumpany OF ihe
nell system. who arrived in Mhrel ing
Saturday nighr after tour OF ,nG
sInIc, Irfr laEc Saturday afternoon Tor
Slcubrnvillr tn INSPECT the plant
MI Thr party was composed o. F.. II.
Enihcll of New York. president OF the
e. & r. company; Vicr.Prcsident ana
rnt;rral Mana:er. NJ. II. Beuhier' OF
Baltimore. and W. T. Williamson "l
charleston. They Inspected the new
buildings herr and al Martins trrr!
and McMcch"n. ,i ,
! The business Office ni The local COM
panv will b. moved into lis new quar-
terS at lI01 thaplinr street. To-Day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
THOMPSON Is HusrI1Na
Genial Council Clerk Active For seeon"
ward Nomination.

II Cluster G.. Thompson doesn't repre-,
scnt th., second ward III city coun!Ii
aft~r July /, it will he u" fault n Of G 9as
Tho genial council clerk may oe go, nn..
I'M, he sure can hustle. and Inc hnese
.nrinr weather In the world isn't see
~, Inv rrass CROWN. under his rect.
"t;h,.s,': as his friends know him oest'
has hrcn in thu race as long as any o.
them: and it's !. tw" - one bet ''IT' ,h.,
rnndidatn has called upon more o. Nv, Nv,
voters Of any ward than h" has III 'H'
one he hopes 10 represent.
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USE KNIFE In FIGHT
Conbatants Evade Arrest and wounded
MIN Runs, Too.

\ crowd Of mon on tn" hill above
the city wurkhuuse euGhSrd HeSiHFod/
AFTERNOON in miniature production OF
Il battle. with the result mat on! MA"
hny who witnessed tn" fight ran !"
III" workhousr and summoned the polio"
but all of the romhniants. inciudlh&
IN. knife victim. escaped before Officers
could reach The scene. ,L
RI. noIir. So far have been unable
in s,.rurr I'M. names Of the fighters.
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E1Ks' PATRIOTIC MEETING.
Special Committee Meets THIS Evening
to Pix Date.

\ special c"nmitt"" Of Nh"' iih.;
Ludc" No. IS u. L. -. E:lk$. Will meet al
,hr E.lkS club ihiS evening In i'h" Il
big patriotic meeting L" hc held soon III
Wh"rlin" Lodge. Tn" dat" Will h." iiN''!
this evening" speakers will b" S,'l"|t"t
and tho EIuSirai pr"Sra "utiIi"d. In.
y t'oufr,l.rnt. Veterans. WnuI-
ms Relief Corps and other I'at,i";i G "r.
cnuiZuiiuns will b. invited. Tia" HD"ri Il
committee. is cn,ni.">.d 1T II. I. VII! :
a!t"r. John Stevenson. VIII 'HiI'hihN
William Windsor. j. l.. lam. Euf'E'
kim. : 81. SI"inhnuSrr. Man kilban'
and Howard bbsrman.
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BATTLE BEYOND WATER
ENDED IN FIFTH WARD

Chester Parker, Noar Davis and
George Davis were al West Wheeling
Yesterday having quiet little cclebrI-
zion when the spirit Of war struck
them. They engaged in 4 pretty livcis
mix-ip but parted without seeing, the
encounter to a finish. and came ba'h
10 Wheeling. Last evening" they met
down in tho Fifth ward. Possibilities
! were renewed and ii Was up TO Patrol
; man Sam Moran 10 make hlmself ne
Cnnnurrinc hero and demand tho sur
render Of the brlligerents. Police
: Judge Ben S. IIonccker will dictate tile
iIcrms of peace this mOrnisg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

Greasy salvcs and oirtments sfouid
not be applied If good clear sKiA is
wanted. From any druggist Tor &c or
slOD for extra large size, set bottle
Of zcmo. When applied as directed: it
effectively removes eczema quickly
stons i;ching, and heals skin troubles,
also sores, burns. wounds and chahng.
Il ncnctrates, cleanscs and soothes.
Zemo is a clean, dependable and mex.
nensive, penetrating, antiseptic liquid.
Try it, as VIC believe nothing yon nave
ever used is rs effective and satisfying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
FIRST COMMUNION
At ST. AIphonsus Catholic Church yes
terday-Renew Baptlsr'a' vows
At Vesper Service

Thirty boys and thirty girls at :. st:
Alnhonsus church received their 1itst
communion yesterday morning at inc
seven O'Clock mass. In the AFTERNOON
they renewed their 5aptiSmal VOWS:
Rev. Father Paul, O. NJ. tap' VIC
the celebrant OF the solen hiGn mass
Yesterday morning and delivered the
sermon. At the afternoon service,
when the VOWS were renewed, fespcrs
were also sung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
SICK PEOPLE HAVE
MOUNTAIN CHAPEL
Bishop In Terra Alta Where Chapel
Will Be Built For Catholic Pa
tients In Sanitariun

Ground will BE- broken Today in Ter
ra Alta for a chapel to be built for the
Catholic patients in the. state tubercl-
lOsis sanilarium. Right Reverend P. j..
Donahue is in the mountain town 10
day to view the work.
The bishop will go on 10 Baltimore
10 attend the annual meeting of the
bishops OF the province. He is not en-
pecled in Wheeling until next Non
day. The bishop visited the Catholic
church ut Littleton, ". Va. yesterday.
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MILL TO RESUME
Waoe Difference At Yorkvllie ADJUST
ed-Work Again This Morning

Work will be resumed at ihc f ,s
Vile mill of the Wheeling Steel g. IRON
company this morning. The plant was
tied up by Il strike for ten days: Az IL
o'clock Saturday night an aGreemenl
between the company and AnI"ifSHnTTS; re-,
I pI,tn workers was reached. The plant
employs about 1900 people.
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BIG RED CROSS
MEETING TONIGHT
Committee Chairmen3 Nil report the.
Works Progress to a Large
Gathering.

Churches and clubs Of Wheeling Will
have representatives ut meeting or
the Wheeling Chapter Of the american
3ed C-oss Society. To b. held in the
new headquarters in The Hub building:
m night. Rev. \. l.. Benze. pastor
of The Zion Lutheran church. will pre-
side. EIc is president Of the Wheel
ing Chapter
Various compillcemcn Will report
lilo amount OF work they have accom-
Dlished, and it is expected that sug-
gcstions will be offered by the Visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Nervous INDIGESTION

Mrs. J. +. Baldwin, Sandy Creek. y.
Y. suffered great deal from pains
in the stomach due 10 nervous lnal'
geStion. She writes. "Chambrrlain' :
T.; bletS relieved me right away. and
by taking three or four bottles Of them
I was cured OF tn" rrouble and have
not felt any Of the old symptoms
since" Obtainablc eysrrwhrre. ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
BIBLE CLASS AT MISSION.

Dr.. D. G.. Merritt, of New York City,
who is teaching the Mems Bible class
4, the First Presbyterian church this
month. has consented 10 take a class
n the Union Mission each Sunday
evening He began last evening.
The mission board of directors will
meet on Thursday. evening. Mr.. Cory
, preached last night on The Second
! coming of Christ" and conducted jail
| and sunday school services in the at
| t,.rnoulI
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from he old office, adjacent to the
handsome new structure.
zAn r.oUp1E FOUR OR FIVE YEAR

N one appreciates good. h"alth Nkc
ih"sr. vino arc Ill. w. J. FURRY. Il.
=. salem. Mo writes: Il have been botn-
cred with bladder: trouble four or live
years. II CAV" me- i great dna of lEtln
took different medicines. but not hihS
did M. any good until | got FmirE hld-
nry Pills. Many persons StIflCr from
kidney and bladder troubles when they
can il. relieved Backa"h". dizziness,
Pneumatic pains. stiff or sore joints ana
ct hrv SYMPTOMS yield. 10 Foley kiinry
Fills. John Coleman & 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
PRESIDENT REPLIES TO
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY

| \ reply from President Wilson to the
| resolutions of loyalty and allegiance
10 him and the nation in the interna-
! tional crisis adopted two weeks ago by
the Ohio Valley Trades IL Labor AS
srmbly was received by the assembly
; yesterday al its scmi-moathly Meet,
ing. Many rnutinc matters occupied
! rho attention of the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

,unity to witness many prrtt! SiGiii;
that accompany the drills.
The West Virginia soldiers arr a
healthy. happy cCn"enial SIT Of EoG"@
fellows and arr making lois Of. frienIs
in tne city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
White Wool Fabrics
for Warm Weather

w the warm weather, and
these Wool Fabrics are among
III. most popular and desirable
for Spring and Summer:
French and Storm Serge OF
varying weights and widths at
prices ranging from 6oc to
$500 a yard.
White Silk Popliu OF splendid
quality and luster. ~ inches
wide, S1.5O a yard.
White Sports Coating Cloth.
ST inches wide, specially priced
at S2.9S a yard.
White Ground Serge with
hairlinc stripes, excellent quail
itv, CSC and S5c a yard.
Shepherd-Check Worsted in
black and white checks and
plaids, soc to S1.75 a yard.
Second noor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
CONGRESSMAN COOPER
Acknowledges Receipt OF Resolution
Passed At Patriotic Mass Meet
ina Thursday

Secretary S. H. Steinhauser Of Tho
patriotic and national enlistment day
meeting held IN The Market Auditor
ium last Thursday night. is in receipt
of = letter from Congressman Edward
Cooper of the Fifth congressional dis
Itricl, acknowledging receipt Of the tel
iecram sent each OF the West Virginia
senator's and congressman advising
them of the resolution passed at the
meeting. indorsing the. general stair
army BILL Mr. Cooper says that he W''i
give the matter the most earnest
consideration
Committees To Meet
Mayor Fl. l.. Kirk will likely cali a
meeting OF the members Of the CON-
mittccs that had charge OF the demon.
stration for this week 10 settle up an
affairs in connection with the DIG
demonstration.
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will address Il meeting Of tho Wheeling
rhHIt"r Ia ~" held here Thursday %N"h-
nS. april -. Arrangements tor tn"
affair ar" -nrUmpl"Ie.
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ARCHBISHOP pLENxE DEAD

y telegram WIS received y"s'"rhmN AZ
thc ,ath",iC ,iuc.%' "Iil""S ah'iinc'EE
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Tn" death nf Archbishop 81 nk". "i New
Orleans The iuiu'.:rl will To- held on,
W,,lu. sIl;IN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-17
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.

m~m.n.mm -: ey.mmmmum
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hiah Speed AercpIanes,

An aviation expert. writing III a ibrlt-
i,h newspaper, dWells Oh the enormous
speed made by the latest flying models.
He says that it may be stated that
ae~roplanes capable Of Il speed of nearly
loo miles per hour ii calm air are ii
existence. 1t is likely. toe, that Ger
tain machines Of heavy loading
(Which is not the same thing rs great
total weight and small head resistance
ii ii steep dive attain a speed of 25o
miles per hour. Certain dangers are
encountered by very high speed ma
chimes. The dangers We're anticipated
Years ago. and to some extent, ut al!
rate. they are provided for in building
These fast craft have their own degree
and problems of instability, II they
are no whit easier to fly or safer than
slow craft. A diving speed of some
thing more than 900 miles per hour
having been attained, it seems likely
that an entirely new phase is entered
upon, requiring very careful considera
ton,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-08-17
First Pub, June %, Laet Aug !
Notice Of MOrt&a9e Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
conditions Of . certain mortgage containing q
power OF sale executed ana delivered bv james
6. Ra,hbun aud Minnie K. Rathhun, his WIFE,
mortpagura. to Frank l.. North, of Rock Island,
in the state OF lllinoia, as m, rtgagee, dated the
I'd day Of June, 1911, and filed for record and re
corded on the 18th day of June 1911, In Book so
OF Mortgages on pages as and ~ in the office Of
the Register of Deeds OF Grant Coanty, South
Dakota. mortgaginy real estate situated in the
county of Grant and state OF South Dakota. and
described as .he Northeast Quarter (NEa) Of
section Seventeen (la) in Township One HIM
bred Twanty-one tl2D North of Range Fifty (5O)
West Of tn /. Fifth Principal Meridian, to secure
the payment OF IA principal note for the sum Of
Eighteen Hundred Dollars, with interest on
said sum rs evidenced by certain inatallment
interest notes attached to said principal note
and described In said mortgage: and which said
mortgage WAS on the 10Th day Of July, 1911, by
eala Frank L.. North. assigned and transferred
TO the Il ok Island savings Bank Of Rock Island
in the state of Illinois. by written assignment
thereof, which was on August b, 1911, recorded
IN Book = Of Mortgages at page 3A3 In the office
OF the Register of Deeds OF SAID Grant County,
South Dakota: and which mortgage is CON
ditloned that If default be made nthe payment
Of the principal Indebtedness, or any interest
thereon, when same ahAll become due, or !. the
payment Of any taxes assessed against cad
property, then and in that case the holder Of
auid mortgage may f~oIecloee same in The man
ner provided by law for foreclosure Of mortgages
BY Acknowledgement and ani.i. aefanli CONSISTS II
TIE failnrp OF mortgseee % pay the hute er6iiftd
~ "tEA baA VAIN A't'A NhNAN 'i
which became due on June 2, 1916, and the taxes
assessed against said land III the sum of Seven.
ty-ane Dollars aid seventeen Cents t&.1.lO
when have been paid by the holder Of said
mortgage under the terms thereof, and said
mortgage is now Owned by sald Rock lsland
Savings Bank snd there is now due thereon the
som af yNventy-onv.llnndrrd Eighty one Dol
tara and Ten Cents (S3tsltlb) aid no proceed
lngs ~ ia% or otherwise have been had to collect
eald deht ~ - t]arrctose said muftga ge
Now. Therefore, Notice II hereby given that
said fQDrfr tgp NlIl ne fGTprIDPpl NV Il sale Ef
the ABOVE described reat estate covered thereby
at publ { auction to the highest Bidder foy cash
by the Sharfl 0f GrHrt Comfy, SOn1h DakDtH.
on SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of .Angns1, 1917. at
une Q clock in the afternoon Of that DAY, IL the
front door OF the court hoRse III The city OF Mil
hank, Grant County, south Dakota, to satisfy
said Indebtedness of Twenty-one Hundred
Eighty. one Dollars and Ten Cents (21fSl. 10y now
dBe on said mortgage for the principal, interest
and taxes on said land, with accrued interest,
attorney fees, allowed by law, and the costs Of
this foreclosure.
Dated Jane -, 1915.
ROCK ISLAM SAVINGS BANK.
Assignee of Mortgage
HoWAPn BAEcoCK.
Attorney for Owner
Of VI ottgagc,
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First pnb. Ang, 10 last Aug. =
NOTICE TO OWNER OF THE LAND
BEFORE TAX DEED SHALL ISSUE.

To Elizabeth Haslem and John Haslam:
I"u and each or You are hereby notified that
on the fourteenth day Of December A. -. 1914.
the following described real estate, taxed III the
name Of JohlI III. liaslem, and vacant and unoc-
cupied and situate in the County OF Grant and
State Of South Dakota. to wit Lot 90 Ia Block
two ca Of Merritt's Addition TO the cry of vii
bank, WIS sold for tnxas due and Delinquent
thereon for the year NIB at Tax Sale by the
Treasurer OF SAID Grant County TO Joseph Rog-
genbnek who is now the lawful owner and hold
er OF the certificate Of purchase, shid taxes then
due aud delinquent amounting tn One and 90 lWl
Dollars, anC that Subsequent taxes 10 the am
olnt of 81. 90 has been paid, with interest, pen
atty and costs accrued 5000. making II total
necessary to reclaim 81. %. In addition thereto
the costs OF serving this notice must be paid,
together with interest accraing after this date.
You are further notified .aat the right OF re-
damption vii expire and "A deed for said land be
made within sixty daya after the completed ser
vice Of this notice.
Dated at Milhank. Sonth Dakota. THE sth day
OF August 4. d., 1915
JOSEF ROGGENBVCk.
owner ard holder ofcertlfcate of purchase.
-. :. LOCkHART,
Attorney for Owner and Holder OF Certificate
Purchase.
MllbaLk. South Dakota.
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A fine little son was born in the
E. J.. Hublow family yesterday
morning.
The Tokaheya camp fire girls
visited friends at Marvin the
first Of the week.
Prof. Souder and wife visited
Mrs. Souder,s sister, Mrs. An
drus, and family at Aberdeen
the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. J. Nelson returned
Sunday ION a weeks visit with
friends and relatives at st. Paul.
Mrs. w. w. Reeve is visiting
friends at Pennington and Cleve-
land, Mimi this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay McCollum
Of WatertoWn, We're over visit
lng Milbank friends at the old
home here last week.
Rev Fir. Neil, who had been
spending a vacation OF several
weeks III Canada, arrived home
last week, ready to resume his
church duties.
Miss Carmen Graves, the
night operator IN the Grant 90
phone ONCE, lett tor her home III
St Paul Tuesday to enjoy q two
weeks vacation with her ST Paul
friends
En-. Harper, II, Of HariowtoWn.
Mont, arrived the first Of the
week on a visit to his father here.
Ed. is now working for the rail
way company, and says he likes
the Montana country.
Wesley Thirsk has been down
from Aberdeen during the week
looking after the business here
while Lloyd was in the cities for a
few days.
Mrs. viii Miller, Of Hampton,
Iowa, a sister-ln-laW Of Jas.
Cochrane, together with Mrs.
Fred Seweli and Mrs. Seigler,
Minneapolis ladies, were guests
Of the James Cochrane home for
several days last week, while on
an automobile tour through this
part of the country.
A postal card from Portland,
Ore, shows that Miss Lillian An
derson, who is with a party Of
teachers touring the coast country,
was registered at the MuItnomah
hotel in that city on the 18th inst.
September 4. IS the big enroll
ment day at the Sioux Falls
Is. Dak.,D Business Coles Q.
Send for ''War-times Cata'og.
For RENT OR SALE-The
Harper house on fifth street.
Eight rooms and modern con
%veniences. Apply to
w. w. Harper,
HarloWton, Mont
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Food and Intellect.

It used 70 be thought that fasting
purified the spirit and made the in
tcllect clearer. The mind with wings
unelogged BY the gross appetites Of the
body was supposed to be more free
and nimble. The British Medical jour
nal does not believe that the intellect
is strengthened by fasting, though TN
loubtedly 1t may he clouded by over
eating. On the other hand, fasting
has often i'll effects on the temper,
which undo whatever spiritual good 1t
may do in other ways. And as re
CARDS the intellect, it is a truisIn that
the brain must be fed like any other
part of the body. The quantity OF
food required to keep one IN sound coii-
dition varies SO largely that it Is i'm.
possible to lay down more than Il tenta-
tive average standard. The quality j.
a matter Of custom and environment.
Here, too, no right universal rule can
be enforced.