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fresh lemons into a bottle containing
about three ounces Of orchard white,
then shake well and you have a whole
quarter pint of skin and complexion
lotion at about the cost one usually
pays for a small jar OF the ordinary
cold cream, Be sure to strain the
lemon juice so no pulp gets into the
bottle, then this lotion will remain
pure and fresh for months. When
massaged daily into the face, neck.
arms and hands, it should naturally
help to whiten, clear, smoother and
beautify the skin.
Any druggist or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents and the grocer the
lemons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-09-14
|. ". ". FLOCKING
BACK TO BISBEE
Second InstaIlmsnt Of 100 From
Columbus Camp Reported
On lee Way.
az Associated Press.l

Bisbee. Sept. 14.--Nden who were
deported from Bisbee as members Of
the I. w. w and their sympathizers
July IL were expected to return here
in large numbers today from the
camp at Columbus, N. NJ. where they
had been staying since the deporta-
ton. The agent Of the FL Paso and
Southwestern railroad company at
Douglas reported that q freight train
on which 100 men were riding would
arrive early today. Douglas officers
announce their intention of sending
the men on TO Bisbee together with
twenty-five others who arrived there
yesterday and last night and who
Were locked IN jail over night.
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FORMER CASS COUNTY
SETTLER PASSES away
Deputy Auditor z. =. 5uehhoIx Re-
turns From Funeral Of His Broth
or, the Late e. q. BuchhoIx.

Z. r. Buchholz, deputy county
auditor of Cass county. was at his
once in the courthouse this morning,
returning early today from Lewiston.
MINI. called there by the death of
his brother, z. O. Buchholz, an old
settler of Cass county, and who was
widely known in the Red river val
ley.
Death occurred last Saturday and
was due to a rupture. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday. Twenty
two years ago, the late Mr.. Buchholz
was in partnership with the deputy
auditor in the grocery business at
CasseIton, N. d. At the time of his
death he was farming near Lewis
ton, Winona county. A widow and
nine children survive.
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ELECTION DEFERRED
Small Attendance Forces Change In
Plans Of Labor's Loyal Legion.

Owing to the small attendance at
the meeting of Fargo assembly No. 2,
Labor's Loyal Legion, in the Fargo
Commercial club rooms Thursday
evening, the election Of ofhcers,
scheduled for the meeting. was de-
ferred until a later date.
The meeting was devoted to hear
ing reports from the assembly's
to the labor and
democracy conference in Minneapolis
last week. II was decided to CO.
operate in plans for the demonstra-
ton for the drafted men soon to
leave Fargo.
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Manager VIM. Mccarthy has a
strong card at the Isis to finish the
week in Virginia Pearson, the gifted
dramatic star, who appears in The
Wrath of Love. Miss Pearson was
never better cast by Producer Fox
than, in this piece, and her appear
ance at the Isis promises to pack
that popular house for two days.
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. esIsetlon q ths toIIowlnr 90

the selection Of the following Ofa-
GERS:
chairman--John Al. Syversou.
Vice Chairman--H. p. Hammer.
Treasurer-E. w. Blaclwill.
Secretary Melvin Hanson.
"Griggs county will do Its part,
said Judge Young this morning.
Both the men and women are
enthusiastic and hard at work
"Our meeting Thursday afternoon
was attended by Red Cross workers
from all sections OF the county"
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LEADER
UNDER ARREST

Continued From Page One.
Avskentieff continued, would be to
struggle against counter-revolution
ary attacks, safeguard national lib
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Total deductions ......S 30,150. 90
Amount for which levy made be
made. Sl9S.67A69
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II is estimated that the following
amounts have been or will be COL
lected from the sources indicated, and
may therefore be deducted from the
tax levy. to-wit:
The evening world., 1917-10-30

from them which cause stiffening of
the muscles and arteries and some
times rheumatism also.
The back and abdominal muscles
are also affected by this pulling ex-
ercise. and 1t is not as strenuous
and fatiguing as body bending and
twisting movements, which have Ia
be practised standing. have re-
peatedly told readers that il they do
not exercise the abdominal, waist
and back muscles they may often
suffer from severe bachache and
headache for which they cannot ac-
count.
The leg muscles are not sufficiently
exercised in walking, even if you are
great walker, and a half hour s
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CHAPTER ".
THE FEAST OF KASiM BABA.

"S the members OF the band OF
Abu Hasnn gathered around
him in dismay, alarmed that
~ the identity OF their chleftain
was known to the slave girl Mar
janah--she whom their chieftaln had
foolishly permitted to depart in peace
the keen eyes OF the masquerading
miliar figure lurking behind one OF
the columns OF the staircase.
"Ye have heard me ALL" he cried.
suddenly, again. Some one hath be-
trayed me-"
"Yeh, . master" murmured the
band.
And the reward?"
death, . master"
Abu Hassan struck the arm of his
chair vigorously "Zahrat- al Kulub.'
ne cried. But there was no answer.
"Zahrat- all Kulub," he repeated. NAY,
hide not, thou bashful flower" he
added, insinuatingly. Draw near,
thou blossom Of the desert Dost hear
met"
Slowly the slave from the desert
came down the great staircase. and
slowly she made obeisance before the
false merchant from China.
My lord and master" she muir
INJURED. bowling low. Abu Hassln
smiled wickedly.
why lurkest thou In the shadows,
Zahrat al Kulub?" he asked.
The slave girl inclined her head
slightly. Awaiting opportunity Of
speech with thee, alone and unob-
served" she said simply.
Tho gnnrlflinR of the rODDeT
chieftain flashed malevolentiy, but he
sought to control his feelings.
And thy news then is true. o
faithful flower?"
"Yeh. y master"
These slaves OF Kasim's, so highly
priced. and TO be sold so secretly. set
forth at sunrise tomorrow
"Yeh, in charge OF Abdullah and a
guard Of scimltars."
"Whither?"
"That Is Tor thee to learn, o mas
ter"
"And thou hast ever served me
faithfully, o Zlhrat al kulub2"
Hath not my master proof OF my
Devotion"
Abu Hassan leaned toward the de3-
ert woman and scanned her face
carefully And thou Dearest no mai
ice for the years now past, no desire
for venEeance?"
The slave girl prostrated herself
before him and bowed her head.
How could so poor IA creature as
have vengeance upon the all
powerful Abu Hassan of Khorassan?"
"Yct thy fellow slave Marjanah
doth suspect me-" affirmed Chu.
she hath named her price OF silence.
Why doth she suspect7"
Zahrat smiled. "Marjanah's eyes
are ever Keen" she said. rising to her
feet again.
Thy mistress Alcoiom hath like.
wise named her price. The death Of
her lord Kasim."
(To BE ContlnucdD
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The Kiddie KIub KOrner
Conducted By Eleanor SchOrer
ii allow e en-
Na m e S

TAKE two apple seeds. Place one
upon the lashes OF each eyn.
naming ench for an admlrcr or.
ono admired. You may blink quickly
or wait patiently. In either case the
one that falls first will prove faith
less.
II few girls and a corresponding
huHiper of boys, each carrying a
handful OF salt and mouthful OF
water, viii run around the block IN
opposite directions, each Will hear the
name OF their future spouse before
the circuit Is completed. II either
salt or water Is spilled the spell ia
broken and must be done over again.
To determine what the trade or her
husband will be n girl need only drop
u Httle not lead into glass. Under the
charm OF this mystic eve the lead will
form itself into the tools OF his craN.
This affords a lot OF fun and much
discussion. When the lead forms into
the shape OF pen, for instance, there
can be a great deal OF speculation as
10 whether the lucky man will be an
author bookkeeper or IA manufac-
turcr OF pens.
Give each guest three hazel nuts
anu ltt tHeW De named for their
favorites. Then place the nuts alon,.
the bars OF the CRATE. The ones thai
crack or pop viii be faithless. Thos,,
that burn will most certainly prove
true.
Here is a test especially designed
for youths:
Take small pieces OF paper, each
inscribed with the name OF "A fair ono,
and wrap them inside OF little dough
or moist bread balls. Toss these into
4 basin OF water. The name inside
the trst ball which comes to the sur
face and bursts will spell his fate.
A pretty centre piece for the Hal
lowe'en table Is easily made.
Get cards TO number one for each
person around the board Write n
different prophecy on each card ana
tie a long orange ribbon in the cor
ner. Place them all In a de- dish
or basin, Cover this basin with creme
paper. allowing the ribbon to pro
trude from a slit In the centre. and
extend one 10 each place set for a
young merrymaker. All pull together
and read what the sage hath writ
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big ladder, which Farmer Smith
helped him carry.
What you two rogues up 10 now ?"
asked the old man, his whole face
breaking Into Il score OF pleasant
wrinkles.
For answer Tom set the ladder
against the side OF the barn.
We'll, well, you've found that nest
have yer2' laughed the farmer.
We'll. there amt nobody else I'd let
take II; It's been there many a day,
More an two year now"
And do the hornets come back to
II every year7" asked May. ready TO
change her mind about taking It.
NO. Do yer zee them there clay
heaps right near? Them air barn
swallow nests. No hornets amt lived
around this barn since they come" ,"
why Is thlt?"asked May.
Don't know, I'm sure. Maybe
there amt no real reason fer It, but
it's tho truth"
by this time Tom had unfastened
the big papery nest and was coming
down the ladder.
Now. perhaps I'll give sort o.
farewell party 10 this here old friend" d"
said Farmer Smith. The friends
glanced at ench other knowingly.
ON the way home May said: 81
saw a hornets nest"
II saw a hornets nest and barn
5wallows' nest" answered Tom.
II saw and snelt and tasted some
of Farmer Smiths sweet cider" said
the girl
Il saw g., smclt II. tasted It and
liked H. answered Tom,
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Under the Sky
Stories

'lie Sew York E'rniiU Nor,il.
GO OMETlMES when our troop
y comes back from "A hike We
play I saw. The First
Scout says 4 saw and then tells
Of something ne saw on tho tramp
Then the second says 1 saw re-
pests what the first one said and
adds aomcthiuE of his own. II must
an be true, you understand" said
Tom.
We could play that game now, ="
answered May, only We Will call II
I See"
"Fine!" exclaimed Tom. You go
FIRST"
II 500 crow" said May.
Il see crow and nest" said
Tom.
IT IL not the crows nest. though"
SAID the girl. "lt is much too small
for him"
Now that Is not tho gamo TO Lay
such things, You ought TO go right
on i gee e-ing,'" said the Scout, bit
impaticntly. lie vas anxious 10 have
the game "A success.
I'm sorry" May npologlzed, Let
US begin again. | SEQ a hornets
nest"
where" Tom was excited
"lio no." laughed May, who
broke up the game this time?"
where do you see it?' the Scout
questioned.
"Oh. don't SEQ It. I was only fool
ing you" said the girl
Then you were not playing fair"
answered Tom, evidently dlsap-
pointed.
Yes. I was too" she declared 1T
Is right up therc," pointing up under
tho caves OF Farmer smiths barn.
sure enough; IT'S II big fellow, too.
You wait here and watch H." Toms
tone was almost command, as he
sprinted OF toward the greenhouses
whore Farmer Smith was busily
packing some pet rose bushes in
straw,
A few minutes later May saw him
coming back across the held with a
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EEs7ANg GAU, & AZ & EhlNGHOWXAgA E ~ OWXAg

by the removing OF her lord to
Paradise?" asked Chu, significantly,
pointing upward.
May, TO, thy fathers kingdom" re-
sponded Marjanah, pointing down
ward.
The robber chieftain smiled sar-
donically. The joke was on him.
Whence this knowledge OF my
pedigree, Marjanah? And thinkest
thou will crush the bee that makes
me honey? Yet 10 thy mistress will
but aid me rob the comb she shall
remain queen bee" he added. Mar =
janah looked at him inqulsitively.
How. o Son OF Satan?"
That she shall know hereafter"
commanded Chu. imperiously. Now
20, for the feast is about to begin"
Marjanah ran lightly up tho stair
case. turned and cast a mocking kiss
to him.
May Allah send thee days Of light
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practice Of skating, swimming, tennis
or other strenuous exercises will
prove this beyond a doubt, because
soreness and pain will be noticed In
many parts OF the leg which have
not been exercised for a long while,
There Is no secret process neces-
sary to retain or regain youth and
health, and the fact remains that all
muscles and organs increase In
strength, size, quality and elasticity
when exercised persistently. Like
wise. they will shrivel. shrink and
become soft and nabby and accumu-
late rolls Of superluous fat or cause
the skin to appear loose and wrinkled
when neglected and allowed TO de-
teriorate.
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CHAPTER III.
tConunusdD


ND HoU art the great Chu Chin
Chow OF China" cried Abb
dullah, as he and the Nu-
bian servants kneeled be-
fore the potentate OF the Orient, who
took his place in the chair of honor.
"Thy servants salute thee. My mas
4 ter bids me welcome TO his humble
palace the great prince OF the Eastern
empire. The banquet has been spread
In honor OF my lord, and soon a feast
and entertainment will make thee for
get thy journey"
The Chinese merchant smiled in
dulgently.
II am Chu Chin Chow OF China"
BE- proclaimed in a sonorous voice
mo blood Is as fine as mine in
China. 1 am a merchant mandarin,
have a purple palanquin, and a rec
ord that is strangely clean. in Shang-
hal. China"
= Abdullah again prostrated himself.
I'VE are the dust beneath thy feet.
Chu Chin Chow. I will acquaint my
lord OF thy arrival"
The steward backed out OF the ban
quet hall, followed by the Nubian
servants. The merchant, left alone
with his own escort. suddenly
changed his manner. Instead OF the
dignified Chinese prince. he now be-
came the laughing, sneering and
treacherous personification OF wick
edness.
"Ha, all can see what a fool my
old friend Kasim Baba hath become"
he cried, laughingiy, whereat the es-
cort OF Chinese soldiers nudged each
other. "He hath prepared another
numptuous feast in my honor, in
honor of the robber chieftain Abu
Hassan of Khorasan, or rather in
honor of Chu Chin Chow OF China.
Even as he prepared feast for the
Waxir OF Sharazynar. and for the
Hebrew Damascene. and for the royal
Grecian Prince. May Allah bless
this feast as he blessed the others,
that may worm out of Kasim Baba
the secret OF the slave selling that we
may plunder this mlser yet once
again"
The supposed Chinese raised their
hands, palms outward, and gazed to-
ward the sky.
'Glory be to Allah! may It be sol"
they murmured with one voice.
A sudden cough apprised Chu Chin
Chow OF an interruption. and he
quickly composed himself as Mar
janah. the young slave girl, timldly
approached.
"Art thou our masters honored gues',
the great Chu Chin Chow of China?"
she asked. fearfully, for though she
had nerved her courage to risk the
unmasking OF the impostor, yet was
she fearful Of the way in which the
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robber chief would take her tidlngs.
But Chu lazily famed himself. and
replied:
"Yeh, thou daughter OF inqu,sitlve
questioning"
Chu held out his hand for the slave
girl to kiss. She knoeled before him
and started TO raise the hand to her
lips, when suddenly she started back
Upon the thumb of the right hand
was the great emerald ring. cut like
an eagles claw. 80 correctly describes q
by Zahrat- al-Kulub.
Nay, thou mays't deceive others.
but never Marjanah. Chu Chin Chow"
she cried, rising quickly.
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The robber chieftain famed himsel
lazily, though the members OF his
band instinctively placed their hands
upon their knives.
What dost thou mean, o daughter
OF ignorance?" asked the Chinese
merchant.
THAT ring" cried Marjanah. "This
is the fourth time thou hast honored
Kasim Baba's palace, and ever in diff
ferent Rarb, but ever wearing that
same ring upon thy thumb"
The members OF the robber band
quickly closed about tho slave girl
but Chu lifted his hand as a warning
signal.
NAY, fear not that I will hctray
thee" added Marjanah. nervously. III
l swear to keep thy secret, o Chu
Chin Chow, wilt thou swear TO aid
me7"
There was honey in the smile OF
the brigand as he leaned toward the
young girl and softly said: 81 swear
II, by the Koran. What is II thou
seekest, thou jasmine bud7"
MarJanah came swiftly TO his side.
wilt thou this night bargain with
me for Kasim Baba, and, having
bought me. give Snc my freedom so
that may enter the harem OF my
souls delight?"
II swear 1t by the Koran" said Abu
Hassan OF Khorasan, whose word
was never worth even the fraction Of
dinar and who held his honor
lightly.
And yet one more boon" added
Marjanah, as an after thought. MY
mistress, Alcolom, hates and is hated
by her lord. Kasim, yet Allah will not
harken to her prayers. Can'st thou
not aid her TO her desires. o Chu
Chin Chow?"
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legs extended and together. Bring
the head forward on the chest and
raise the right leg, bending at the
knee. Strain hard and make an effort
to toucn the knee to the top OF the
head. Let go of yourself and relax
slowly, counting sixty, Then repeat
the exercise with the left leg, This
Is an especially good exercise for
the joints and removes the deposits
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To Make Hair Parting Easy.

THERE is a device just patented
TO make the parting Of the hair
In the morning purely mechan-
ical. 1t was invented for persons
-hosc eyesight has been destroyed or
impaired and who find 1t impossible
to direct line OF vision through the
lenses of spectacles into a mirror in
order TO determine the result OF
bringing a comb or brush into use, or
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and delight, o Lord of the Rising
sun" she cried laughingly. and dis
appeared.
Chu raped angrily upon the arm
OF the chair. Tho restraint which he
had imposed upon his temper broke
forth, now that he was alone with
the members OF his band, and all
stood by fcarfullv as their chieftain
seemed convulscd with rage. But
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many muscles OF
the body. II should
he practlsed in bed
in the mornin z
about five minutes
each day.
Lie on your back
and clasp your
hands behind your
head. Keep [ h G
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KAxim Baba, q merchant OF BAgdad. prepares
y entsrtaip the illpstriouS Chu Chin Chow, Obi.
neD hsndartn Alcolom, the vile Of hasim.
zthrat-A -Kulub. a slave girl. reveals % Alcolom
Tat .he :. in reality 4 spy o. Abp HaSan, .
uIIlch- feared robbef chieftan. She aleo tels Der
that Chu Chin Chow is none other than tho
rpbbr IN diaguise. who v coming TO plo; tickery
akainst KAsim Baba. Then the two OF them.
Nth second slave girl. Msrjlnsh. plsn p en-.
lst The robber's aid in doing away with kistm
Bsba. whom all hate. At last the feast IL spread.
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SAMPSON ROCK OF WALL STREET
THE STORY OF A MAN AND A MAID
AND FIGHT FOR MILLIONS
Begin 1t on This PAGE Monday, Nov. l2


is used, the knife has n keen cutting
blade, ground by a special process,
and will retain it's edge almost indeh-
nitely. For tho housewife who de-
sires the highest degree OF sanitation,
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AsTRINeENT FOR DOUBLE

cHlN-MRs. r. L. y: Wear the
rubber chin strap when possible. II
causes profuse perspirat0on and helps
reduce superfuous fat from the chin,
Saturate large piece OF absorbent
cotton with strong, cold alum solu-
tlon and bind Il on the chin with a
large handkerchief or strip OF Eauze.
wet the cotton each time 70 becomes
dry, This hardens the flesh b,neath
and around the chin and also reduces
~ Practise rolling and ben4,ug the
mead around on the shoulders each
day several times.
HARD CORNS-DAVID A. Soak
the ieet in hot, soapy water and then
pare the corn closely wiz sharp
= S.'I,|"d tu'c. Then u.u. ..'.. OFF,
lhs following mixture W lne cgga
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Answers to Health and Beauty Questions.

with II piece OF cotton: Yellow bees
wax, two ounces; sweet almond oil,
one ounce; vaseline, one ounce (mclt-
ed together over warm water; then
add spirits ~ turpentinc. ten drops.
Mix and keep tightly corked for use.
Massage hard corns and callous spots
with mutton tal'Ow each night.
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. MaJ Nuts our CON. Osit.Jus fr
StO,Er on two Or thnce sheets Oi pAlsr b4l vnIy
on one sdS'
teat anu coutTi lulHn MAJ eral should 10 NrlItFu
only on me sid- 81 i've papar m, unlsHs Noi
wrfe very large hand an 1fta VI Hn,f 100 lf
tht-c hces uN nNh. 80 .rf .,.-l.a t,r
ne scsI '"1'' "
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HOW to Keep Your Youth
Pauline FurLOng's Health Talks

Copyright 1917. bY the Press Publishing Co.
The New York Evenins World.
A MOTHER getting younger" cx-
"A ercise Is given to-day. and il
is an all-round exercise for
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Do'NV 'V S'euHNB NtOtH'
A y attachment for clothes brushes
~ which will remove spots from
cloth has recently found favor
A small pad Is fastened 10 the end OF
the brush. For cleaning grease spots
IL Is dipped in gasoline; Tor those
more easily removed, soap and water
Will suffice. The device is also pro-
vided with rounded, squared ana tiRt
surfaces TO be applied to different
KINDS OF spots Tho combination OF
tho dust and spot remover which
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DIZZINESS IN THE MORNING -

T. n, C.; Indigestion is most likely
the cause OF this, Clean body inside
and out and light diet Will overcome IT,
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y u ~nd -onI.ns for my i've sister. g.
.nn he k,dlis Klub, SA | tyysIs a dlic
klUO UrWlsnfi
A Ao
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COATED TONGUE MRS.

COATED TONGUE MRS. G. X.
coated tongue is most assurcdly a
splendid guide 10 the internal Cundi-
ton, and for this reason the doctor
always makes the patient show the
tongue. Short fasts and much water
drinking Will usually clear cSuted
Co." .'" no D'l,r I' Ia not "a
asa.IHy ssaI.I.gn W Any msanA
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The Wife of the Rich Kasim Baba
Plots to Get Rid of the Master
Whom All ,Despise
NoUeLzed From the Play NouD Being Presented
at the Manhattan Opera House
By WILLIAM A. PAGE
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

tcagWisht. 1911. BY william Elliott. p. RI
Comstoek and Morris Ges,l
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shadows This device can be at
tached Instantly and should be very
useful 70 those who sew at night in
rooms whore the natural lighting Is
not IDEAL
IL. In' ., srs..' .+TI .a,taU. ,s5l IN
Ll.gSsIsGs4 Myg.4. GA4sso.
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SeWing Light

~ ERE is a device which provides
II a perfect and directly applied
working light for the operator
OF a sewing machine. 1t Is attached
so that the light is focused upon the
material under the needle, giving
sufficient light without glare and
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ABOUT FLouR-MRS. X. II. G.;
Whole wheat, entire wheat ana Rra
ham nour are about the same, or
should be. Gluten -four Is whole
wheat four which has some starch
taken out OF II, and IN best for those
trying 10 reduce or those suffering
from diabetes,
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This handy tool, which includes q
good screwdriver and bottle opener,

made OF nickel plated steel, weighs
one half pound and is six inches long
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Questions and ANSWERS.

Y Are Awards bsanE given Cor the Under the
knb ksrnrr'
4 No, there are no prsss beng awarded but
which arr usel
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with an effort he controlled himself
Il am betrayed" he cried.
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E] - 323sAA sss-3
-
Depice for Cleaning Cloth.

this glass kitchen utensil Is almost
necessity
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TVS the members OF the band Of
n Abu Hasnn gathered around
him in dismay, alarmed that
~ the identity OF their chieftain