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''The Moss Mystery"
BY CAROLYN WELLS
of the affair. ran franticaliy after

OF the affair. ran franticnlly after
him.
ed" she painted. "Edl"
Go baokl" he commanded stern
~. "f'll come and talk 10 you when
i've settled with your tool"
Ho was gone less than five min.
utes II was not n triumphantly
Joyous wife who met him on his
return. but wife whitehead.
moiut.eyed, lips-a-tromble.
"Oh. ed. what have you done
What have you DONE Lefty loves
him. loves him Just ns I love you"
And does Steve love her just
ms love your"
Peggy drew back slowly. blink
ing aE before n sudden glare OF
light. her eye filled with vague,
bewildered questioning.
II said she loves him just as !
love you But It's more as love
baby She'll be happy just In Civ
ing love. There wasn't word In
her talk about what he could do
for her. II was all what she could
do for him. Ed. don't you seer"
Il zee plain enough that II he
wanted her he wouldn't have wait.
ed TIL you baited him with the
promise OF n farm--for that's what
you did. OF course"
Lefty walked in. silent. as usual.
handed Peggy folded sheet OF
writing paper. and walked out
again.
Peggy read the message Lefty
had given her. She passed It to
him.
Read H." abe quavcred.
Slowly he deciphered the scrawl:
Lands esh goot butt love eBs
much more better. Lefty me
takes lands eff ed gifes EFT
freelies. Butt enyhow we mar
rles. We has little moneys an
we mott Trade work. You mott
TO beg Ed for farm orr TO make
us presents. Lefty me hafe
eche other an We tank you
ferry much.
Husband and wife looked at each
other tanderiy. quizzically.
What are you starting to cry
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"Camouflags" means. as Webster
wouldn't put Il. to make a thing
look like what IL Amt.
They're doing II In the rumpus
across the big swallow To give the
kaiser's goats tho wrong steer
Frinstance. biz gun IL decorated
up to look harmless. like a fella
singing harsh words and dealing
couple OF uppercuts to an enemy
over the phone. Do you get uAf
Camouflage Ia all deceive stuff.
It's something. but It's made to ap-
pear like something else Tits right
handed, but II listens lclft.handed.
Again srinstance. some fellas cam
outage their fliyysrs with fancy
stuff to make them look like regu-
lar autos.
Nov. Norman. tomorrow We start
in with some ideas how this camou.
Gage stunt works in our everyday
turns. Don't forget. tomorrow. Bet
ter order from your newsdsaler
now
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. . . f.. ID. TX S . . .
COL YUM
BY FULLER nuLLE

Hogs twittered melodiously In
the dewy meadows and the wind
sighed in the bull durham trees
as Gwendoiyne and Clayrence gam,
boiled over the swampy sanda,
Here and there pole pussy
romped. Perfume filled the air.
Dad W'agner's band struck up
that late melody. Playing With
the Children In Collins Playfieid F"
Mayor GIN read delightful paper
on II Am Going "a" and u pleasant
afternoon was spent by all until
lunch time.
.Gwendolyne playfully iabbed n
hatpln eight inches into Clay.
rence'e thigh as she whispered
swectly tho latest Bit OF current
gossip:
You know Artie has been sham.
ming again"
"Artle whof" calculated Clay
renee.
Artificial" murmured abe, as
the boat overturned and they were
both lost.
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DOWN."
CHAPTER TX.

II was a year. n whole 2 months.
before Peggy wrote Ia her diary
again. year In which Peggy'B will.
full spirit was swallowed up In an
adorably doclle one and Edfs stub
bornnehs was az completely buried
as tho II had never been. Both forgot
their individual desires In the pres.
enca Of the great Event. From the
first whisper OF his coming, Baby"
was transcendant peaocmakor.
Tho house became secondary. every.
thing was subordinated TO prepare.
tions for him"
Then the waiting came to an end,
Baby was there. in their arms -'
little pink crumpied roscleaf bun
die. Then watching followed. an
excited. Joyous watching for the
first smile. watching for the little
hands to clutch a desired object.
watching for tiny pearls to break
thru little pink gums
And there had been n constant
flow OF visitors. All their friends
from the two townships. Rodville
and GrcencaAtie. had come 10 see
Little Ed" all save bod.riddcn Sam
iehy. and little Ed was carried first
thing 10 soc him. Then the chriaten.
Ing. a beautiful church service. had
occupied the little mother. and let
terH had had TO DO written. telling
all about him to distant relatives
and friends One letter had gone
Ia Aunt Margaret Patton, who sent
tho diary. which letter may or may
not have sent Peggy's thoughts 10
the flat brown book where was
recorded the momentous events OF
her honeymoon.
Anyhow. tho brown book was
brought forth and PEGGY reread
what abe had written. baby Ed. two
months old. beside her in hts bashI.
nette Smiling hllAsfully. she wrote
all about the advent OF Baby. Then
--Ehe rcreaf II all again.
Tho baby coocd. Quickly, the be-
witchIng face gaxed into that other
dimplad one.
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Major General Greene

The Star likes the way this Major General Greene who is
for the coming months, hold OF the important
positions of responsibility this takes hold OF his
job.
He is command Uncle Sans greatest cantonment.
Camp Lewis In that position the policies to be followed in
the training and nstctng soldiers OF nearly $1,000 young
Americans and brothers, will be under his control
He talks like the sort of The Star believes ought
be in charge of such vital task He appears TO be strictly
business, sensible AND DEMOCRATIC.
Mabel Abbotts interview with him. printed in yesterdays
Star. will believe give all Star readers good idea OF
his personality His record is eassurng He approaches his
big fob in fine spirit
Furthermore, feel certain that with such he
in the high commands OF army, this country
does not face the danger Of ingrowng mlitarsm
"Tho am very proud to be in this war he says, 81
pcace-loving Since my academic days West
Point have had preached and have myself cxpoundcd
the doctrine of the army that military life and be
subordinate civil life 1t is because Germany did
hold this theory and whenever work
American lake permits hope in that ideal the
under me-"
Welcome the Northwest, Gen Greene
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CHAPTER NJ.

Steve and Lettyi A love affair,
Romance! She was a-quiver with
II.
II was n week later.
What In thunderation's the mat.
ter with Letty7" calculated Trow-
bridge There's salt in this Pic
stead OF sugar, And yesterday
she put curry In the apple saucel
What's the matter with you,
Letty?" he shouted. as Lefty ap.
peared from the kitchen. Are you
losing your faster Or is 1t your
eyes7"
His own eyes grew round. and he
drew off and looked at her stupid
ly.
"Crimps," he muttered. by the
Lord Harry"
Lefty and Still Steve-are--en
gaged!" Peggy cried. in ecstatic
broaths. Last night! She told
me this morning"
whats Steve marrying on2 Has
he come into property" he asked
ironically.
HE will when he marries Lefty"
dubbed the conspirator. I'm aw-
fully glad It's poor Steve: I'm
mighty fond OF him. Oh. Ed, dear.
let 'em have the old Waiteiy place.
Lefty would Just love that snuggy
house"
Your father sent Steve over
this morning to help out" he ro-
turned. I'm going out now to
give him Just ten minutes to get
off my place. The--skunkl"
He swung himself out OF the
door. Peggy, stunned IT uAs ArnA
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II know. Peggy. And It's n shama.

IT know. Peggy. And It's a shnma.
But TIN only be this summer.
won't take permanent orders from
Ben Lake or any man living an (
how shall run my place
Her husband smiled. =
We'll, the men won't como b
tween me and my pretty Peggy
love; SO that needn't worry you"
"But they will." she whispered
"You won't mean for 'em TO, but
Il won't be the same. oh. darling.
don't you seer
"oh. Ed darling. isn't there any.
thing you can do L square EN- but
this7"
I'm afraid not" he answered
miserably.
She did not speak for some time:
when she did. there was curious
sparkle In her tones for so fearful
a voice, and dimple was playing
In the left corner Of her mouth
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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for now. pet7" he asked.
What are you all choked "
over7" she answered.
CHAPTER XII.

WV tssF ahR
CHAPTER XII.
II was a big old-fashioned house.
n hall running entirely thru tho
center. square rooms, two each
side. downstalrB and up; and there
was a long two.story ell that con.
nected with the wood house and,
thru that. with the barn. A GOV.
cred porch ran across the full
length OF the ell. Here. on a warm.
fragrant evening in June, sat a
dozen men. mostly IN straight back
chairs tilted TO the necessary angle
for feet to rest comfortably on the
porch rail.
"Aw, come now. Ben" voice at
length demonstrated. You're put.
tin II on a little too thick. Big
Edo a pretty good sort"
big Eds all right" snarled Ben.
tits Mrs Ed. with her blamed
alrsi Never had dollar till she
married I'D Trowbridge. an now
can't touch her with a ten.foot
pole. she's that high an mighty.
worked one summer for Old John.
her pa, when she was plain Peggy
Patton, an set down & meals right
side o. her. an by gum III set
side o. her al Big Eds table, er
don't stay. I'm y good u her any
day. err Big Ed. either. an told
him no an that I'd leave Sat'day
less | did"
did you tell him the whole
push'd go. Benz asked voice.
somewhat timidly.
Il told him. An II want airy
meaiy.mouthed talk ! guy him. /
kin tell you' ! eez. seq !. III yer
goin' to keep a mess-house for a
lot OF dagoes. then git dagoes.
seq J."
Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs. Trow.
bridge were facing the question.
They've got me-" explained Ed.
There's plenty OF places for them
to go now. and no other help for
me To get. It's all Lakes doings.
the cussl He's worked 'em up TIL
they think they're being treated
like the scum OF the earth. as
Hank put IT, Ben's corking good
man in the field. but ! wouldn't
have taken him II he was worth
ten men. II ! had suspected any
trouble this way" He was deeply
apologize.
Ed. dear. I'm not blaming you.
ONLY"
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CHAPTER X

Husband and wife looked at each
other with narrowing eyes--the
measuring look Of husband and
wife from time immemorial. each
trying To gage the vnlnerablilty Of
tho other. TrowbridEo stood by the
screen door OF the veranda. his
hand resting on the knob. his face
turned sidswise TO view the chal-
longing eyes appraised sancily TO his.
Peggy rocked herself easily mean
shlie. II Was rather an omlnous
rocking. 80 steady II was and sc.
rene. a. tho no doubts pervadcd It's
propelllng force, uncoaseionsly.
the mans shoulders squared.
Il won't agree 10 that proposition.
Peggy. so no use taikinr any more
about H. And you yourself don't
van, 20 kick Lefty out. for that's
wha; Il would really amount TO.
Hands off. Lefty" be gave notice
lauehingly. bat with a warning note
In his voice Lefty isn't TO be
chuekcd out or thrown In as good
measure TO a secondhand man"
Next day she AT on her mothers
porch. eight mica distant--sat
childishiy on the step. her face
pressed sldewise against her
mothers knee.
"Ma. do you know somebody who
might marry Lefty"
She reached for a piece Of cake
lying on the floor. and tossed I,
careicssly from hand to hand. civ
Ing no thought 10 the act. But a
fragrance passed from the broken
erumb to her noEtrils. thence to a
sleeping memory. And closed
door In her brain was unlocked and
deity opened. revealing It's
precious secret with no effort on
her part Her only virtue was TO
look in with seeing eyes before the
door closed. and comprehend and
quickly grasp the elusive tails
man. But the possession OF that
virtue is largely essential In spell
ing success.
where did this piece OF cake
come from ?" she asked.
That" Mrs. Patton bent To look
nj II. Guess II must a fallen out
o. this coat OF still Stevc's I'm
mendin.' He's always eat'in EN-.
Swedish cakes o. some kind. /
don't know where no gets 'em.
Might IA we'll ask the gate-post
as him for all the answer I'd get"
Peggy sat as tho electrified. her
eyes ehlldIshly round and open.
This was the kind OF cookies she
had found Lefty taking from the
oven one day. when she had come
home Unexpectedly. And Lefty
had whipped them hastily under
her apron and into the pantry.
And they had not been served on
the Trowbridge table then or later.
che had smelled the same peculiar
fragrance In the kitchen since.
Her daughter sprang up excited
~. her eyes shining like sun-re-
neeting mirrors.
Opportunity knocking at the
door, Its been squattlng on my
steps for the whole year. and |
haven't had sense enough to see IL!
Lefty and Stevel oh. MAJ Edll
set 'em up. They'll marry aud be
happyl--and we'll be happy"
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Not by a Long Shot

Propositions circulating keep children out OF school
that they may do work in factories and harvest fields
We say MOI Here's where campaign with
the slogan Children usualw
Well cheerfully stand draft covering ages from II
81 before we'll throw the children overheard to the mad
Teutonc wolves hides.
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WILLING TO HELP

Editor The Star: What We want
to know is. why is patriotism so
one-sided?
Why Is one man taken away
from a good position, his home and
friends. sent TO the front probably
to be killed and his people left to
starye. while another man remains
at home safe and sound, making
more money than ever?
| do not make a large salary, but
II I remain In civil life | am will
ing TO give all can save over my
expenses to fund TO go to the
soldiers, their people and to pay
the cost OF tho war.
II is not because the American
boys are towards that you have
not already a large army. It is be
cause OF the unfairness and in
equality OF 1t all.
Let US all put our shoulder to
the wheel and give the kaiser the
licking he deserves and get 1t over
with. J. u. Y.
WANTS KAISER DETHRoNED
Editor Tho Star: II the allies
and the United States win the war,
will the kaiser be allowed to keep
his throne? II seems to me n he
should. that the war has been all
In vain.
do not seem TO see many allu-
sions In the papers in regard TO the
matter. do not think any nation
can be safe II he ia allowed to reign.
y. 4 AaKIN
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PUT SOMETHING INTO THE /
OLD NOODLE EVERY DAY

Not having any sinks In their
homes. the Esquimaux would prob.
ably throw coffee grounds In the
backyard II they drank coffee.
The feila that plays tho bass
viol doesn't have to get up when
our national anthem is played.
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A Glimmer of Honesty

NJ Radoslavoff, Bulgarias premier be hon
politician but like Of SUCH he lets the OF the
bag and is due for calling down by the boss
To the fierce German demand for mo annexatons Ra-
dosavoff replies that Bulgaria intends keep all territory
that she conquers and that she ha. got German
solemn word that she may do NJ RadosavoH seems to
be hgher-up who isn't afraid of the roller.
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EDITORIALETTES

ONE DISADVANTAGE Of the newynvented
be that when falls II
LUoENpoRFF TO become oermanys military dctstor7 An
pseudonym for the kaiser
THE finishes anything within Of
BERLIN SENT 10000 kilograms than before
the The kaissr writ Ing besides making history
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FINE FACILITIES

Every modern facility is here for our skilled
operators to work with: every incentive for
the best results: every kind of sharing iron
handle the daintiest materials without injury.
Huge storage tanks located below ground in
the spacious courtyard have capacity OF
1000 gallons of filtered gasoline; great busting
machines in which all garments are freed from
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Saving Prussians

The world, including some Germans, is beginning to
notice that Bavarians Saxons, and Wurtembegians
largely doing the dying the front for the kaiser while
the Pussan egons being preserved hold the Rhine
line the last analysis Great is the Pussan autocracy
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CLEANLINESS

The plant, pictured above. contains
1900 square feet of space with strict santa
ton and comfortable working conditions a
marked feature, The women have a costly
furnished rest and lounging room in which to
lunch and while away the lunch hour An
abundance of windows and skylights permit
vertable flood OF purifying sunlight and fresh
air You can rest assured that garments sent
to the Union are handled throughout in the
cleanest and most careful manner by special
lists skilled In the art OF making worn clothes
look like new.
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CLEANING FURS

We clean Furs so perfectly that the original
luster and brightness is fully restored: the
process used kills every trace of destructive
moth and prevents further shedding
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dust both before and after going through the
dry or steamcleaning process; then the spot.
ting rooms where stains and grease spots are
removed: great revolving washers, centrifugal
dryers. the pressing department. and finally
the air and sun room where all the apparel 10
hung until the last vestige OF odor from the
cleaning process is eliminated, the garments
coming back to you in clean auto deliveries as
fresh and sweet when first worn.
You may be interested In knowing that all
hrst-class establishments use identically the
same process in dry cleaning (washing in gaso-
line) and so-called steam cleaning Some
cleaners, however. do their work more care
fully and thoroughly. and with our new equip
ment we know we do better work for
even less money.
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Set al Wic2cuor foreilnaeoc On.
item iaitipttcr Nortoioticr nuricrcn0c
ira Sent Qlmoct Tor ocn iorite 30.
Inc on til 300 WtiI til 6 Gents Tor BEN
ptten0c Zone opcr 1900 Wiil. Nui2
ct iuaouut 5nitcm itul inoferc2, ber
ser ubiollt pcotaQc5 ct Imcuocment
iua ser iticlnc3 mcQcm 9luiicr %
[io5itriitcr. &c tmgc SIo@ltrlltcr,
iom mrO bctpoclil llbQiit Ior |oltpps
tenet iruoc2 oucr belle HanoCt, uiloe
hauc iorbulo2pi2 let ior at bare %pr.
Ocr. On u~bctnoclig TorboicIic al
.HCbomcmcntspriic niIoc hTtfc Den
]torboicoc Eorto % pjIOc ittc bopc no.
Qcu mcrfbor ,>~u0iIpbcIic pnu Solget
,clcr llobrcoclicn AZ IiO9ifriitct.
CoQ=prc2icu cr ocrimoo ouocrlc,
oca iti0ct. H~otulblaoc bcrerca 10 life
al Gorbciclicu; men Blade, iom bar
opnooct Ell itorrc llobrcoclic Ion8t
IuNruInr 300 9fil5 0rpuiCu. nCri IND
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
Gbieaso Vrsomttmarfee.

SrGnser &c GU Spnaifine? "Sus.
uennen" er iaa goo Iom nogen anoen
Sumaif;ne I'll hen bobbelte Rris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-07
@crnitprif til aunitantiuupcl.

Gor allcS gonrlc Sen, 0rcu ppa
&crnitorff, SEN tiGli1crc tpife 6e
lnnet til Naibington, cr III uo.
rUont til tDif @eianbt / &onitna
tinopcl. mcloca ira @erlit. o.
glGocr os of funne meooclc at
@rcpcn inbcn lin Nfreiic til Spr,
icrncs @opeoitab, blcp nicotagct i
heitiOcliN Illoiens bps aciicrcll,
iom meO cgen Souno ouerrotte
ham Scrnforiet, Scr rigtiguof ifa(
bGrcs / ct bpibt @nano til Sc9u
poo, at @reper or CT from % ire,
6cliN Tnno, Iom alorig bar lugtet
@rlIot.