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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

reibung 1ttrter 6em 1teletr, bonn @ou=
per1t0r in 8oriblag gebrabten Blan
fir cine Stnatsgar6e erfldrt.
EolIeD.- Starfe Winoitiirme
melbe Montagabeno 6ieie @egeno
beimiu6ten, mad)ten mebrere Sdeu=
men nno fleinere @ebduli6feiten Dem
grobo6en glei6; es ml1rbe niemanb
perlebt.
Minot. - s. $. Molf s6ul=
superintendent BON Dibioe=G onntD,
erflarte in elmer Dor ser Nor6peit=
gr3ieberbereinigung gebQltenen sln-
ipraGe, 6aB iid in Ben ldnoliben 81
ltriften Nor66afotas Elm immer mad=
ier6ss Sntereiie in Mben6idulen fl1nb
giebt, 3l1meiit BON Jarmern, Die lire
g%r5iebung 5u perbeiiern miiniden.
Serr 8olf fiibrte 6ies a1f 6ie Wo6er=
niiierung Ser 2an6tpirtbi6oft 5nriid
unb m1f oie &ebung Ser @eielligfeit
unter Der 2anobep0lferurg 6urb 6ie
M1ttomobile> Sic es erm0gli6en, iid
aus groBerer l1mgebung bdufiger gu
iammen 5n fin6en.
Garrington.- Ser 6arme1
Daniel Niemant lit @erlebu1tgen er=
legen, 6ie er erlitten batte> ols lein
Ma1tomobtl at Ser Sooz&reu3u11g oft
1td| BON bier iid iiberidlug. Seine
Jro1, 6ie mitfrbr> fam nit leidten
B%erlebungen 6obon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Winneipta.

ct. Saul. - 5eite11s 6es GU
perintenoenten oes Sdulmeiens IN
Mirnelota, Serrn 6. 6. S9nl5, lit
Ser Itootliden Si6erbeitsfommiiiion
sic gnpfeblung gentadt 1poroen, BEN
8ebrouf ser oeuti6en Spra6e beim
l1nterridt in idmmtli6en Sdulen 5n
perbieten, e5 lei oenr1, 6aB~e5 iib l1m
religioie ltntertpeiiung ooer ben 81
reften @11nid ser grlern1ng elmer
fren1oen sprad)e ban0elt. Die &om=
miiiion miro porousii6tli6 cine BENT
entipredenbe, om 1. gr1gult in &roft
treten0e Sr0re erla1ien. Sc befinoen
iid 5ur5eit 307 Bripat= nn6 @emein=
bei6ulen I'M Stoate> nit 1926
gdiilern uro 1859 2ebrern. Son
oieien Gdnlen gebrol16en 81 n1s=
idlieBlid Sic englil6e Spra9e, 1875
gebrouden gngliih un6 9eutld, 10
Gnglilh un6 Bolnii6, 4 gnglil6
un6 6ron50iti6, iotpie je cine eng
liid uno Bobmiid, @11glii6 un6 Nor=
tpegiid un6 @nglii6 nno 9dniid.
Superintendent G6atl5 legt ferner
Nodoruf 6orol1f 6oB, iofern Sic
engliide Sprode bier5ulanoe sic
offi5ielle iei cine gerol1e 8ertrout=
beit nit %6erielben nit ols Elm 9d1tpt=
erforberniB fir baS amerifanilde
giirgerre6t in @etroht fom1ne. =
Gos Stoatsobergeridt miro entldei=
Sen, Of es Senator Sames 81. Setter
ion g~eItottet lein ioa, fir Sic Yrimdr=
tpohlen ols aon6ibot fir Sen Soften
bes gltnoesi enators onf5ntreten.
Sberridter 6. 8. 8rotpn erlieB ei1en
gefebl, ser Sen Staats iefretdr Sl1lins
81. S6mobl anpeiit, ont 16. Mot Dor
ibm no65utpeiien, tparum Beteri ions
geame ni6t bon Sen @abl5etteln qe=
itrihen tperoen 1oute. Ser 8efeb1
lit sic 6olge zines Mntrages BON
Ge6tsutpolt 8. s. Cotton BON Min=
reobolis.
minneapolis. - Sic bei6en
Grofeiioren Ser Mitronomie S. B.
2eopentportb nn6 @illiam 8. 8eal
bon Ser Stoots=l1niber iitdt tper6en
ndditen Wonot cine &eiie noh Gen
Der, Colo, unternebmet, Inn ga113e
80 Sefun6en BORT 5um photographic
rem ser ont 8. sy1ni itattfin6en6en
totalen SonnenftniterniB GIT bertper~
Sen. = &err 6. S. @onroD, friiber
einmol MI6ermann fir 6ie 3meite
@or6 1tn6 @oli5ei6ef unter 8iirger=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Ser orpBartiae Grfpla Ser britten

Ser grpfartise Grfolg Der britten
Jreibeitsanleibe lit Der untrugli6e
8e1peiS> 6aB Die Nation gel9lollen
binter ser &egierung ltebt. Die Be,
oeutung oieies 8etpeiies miro oaonr9
1rocb erbobt, bub Die 3abl Ser 3ei9-
11er GROCER lit als jemalS. Sos gibt
Ser Mnleibe 6en @barafter elmer
@olfsunleibe I'M beiten Stn1re oes
Mortes, uno mir 8iirger oentlder
@erfunft boben aae geranloiiung>
ltol5 auf 6ie1en grfolg 5n iei1. Oenn
mir baben mader 6a5n beigetragen.
SS1r Minneio ta urn6 i'm gan5en 2anoe,
u1ro gar manden baben mir 6aourd
beida1nt, Ser urs I'M letten Sabre
.iebr tpebe getban bat. Mber oas mol
len mir belte Dergeiien. Seute lpoQen
mir urS nit Ser @eiammtbeit Der
Nation 6es grfolges frenen, Der elmer
Diertpodigen 8erbearbeit in 10 glant
5en6er @eiie beidie6en gemeien lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Illus dem nordweftet
S%ambioatem fir Staatsamter.

Sic Mnmeloungen fir Staotsam-
ter, &onare6- u1rb Segislatl1rl1se
mlroeu Wtitte letter @ode abge=
id,lolien. @oltpernor S1rnqnilt, Der
reol,l1re rem,blifauilde @olperl1ors=
fa1oioot, l1no 81. u. Slnobergb,
&oroioot ser Nunpartilan=Stga, boz
ben bos Telo fir Sic Erln1arlpable11
fiir iid,; mcitere repl1blifanil6e 8e=
merber fiir oos Nmt oes StaatSober=
hal1pte5 lmben iid, obgeleben BON
bcu1 u1siidtSloi en &altoi>ote1 Der
Trpbibitipuspurtei, nidt %gef1noen.
SIM letten Ml1geablid npd} 1T &on=
fltrrcus fit Sic Serren ON Stoats=
pbcroeridt eiugetroffen. Benjamin
Iroft ppu minneapolis, Mnipalt Der
gol1itp, bepirbt iih I'M oos a1nt oes
Sberrittcrs gegen Gallpin 8. 8ro1pn,
SEN ieti9en N%mtsinbaber, rs. 8.
Tonoerburob BON minneapolis n11o
bor1oS 6raler bon Hod)elter, be1Oe
Gcupfroten lilno ge9en ole Nldter
Oscar Sollum BON ct. Naul uro
Nnorcp Solt BON minneapolis, Die
i'm Sic @ioermobl faubioierel1, int
Seloe. :.
Gie pouIt1noigc @anoiOotenlilte tit
rpie folgt: Ser. Stoaten Senator -
Slutte Neliorl, Nepublifaner; S. ".
Neterion, Nepublitaner; g. 9. Sal
Neruooo, NotionoIe Eartei. Gou=
nerrl1r = s. q. 81. 9urnQnilt, 9te=
publifoner;; 6. q. 2inDbergb gton=
purtiiorD; 1Src0. g. @beaton u1O W.
9. GomItof, Geu1ofraten; 8. u. ge=
rot, So5ioIiit; .. .. Stagberg, ssa=
tionoler; &isegol1pern0r = Sbon1as
~GSro1fipn, q. 9. @tepbens, &epubli=
foncr; Nolpb 6. Grons N}onparti=
ion) 81. 6. @ellpeg, 9emofrot; Geo.
9. &ogouro, A%iationaler. Stoots=
icfretGr : SSulius 81. Sdmobl, Carl
6. MoIrnberg, &epublifar1er, go11aro
ssnoretnt5, Gemofrot; 6: 8. Sob11l ON,
Notionoler. Stootsul1oitor = So
cob q. .. Nreis, Hepublifa1er; g.
3. Siospolo Cfonporttian); 8. IS.
Suntlep, Gemofrot; S. 81. Wecs)tam=
ool, Notionoler. Stoatsidotmeilter
: Sei11rif Shines, Hepl1bltfoner;; u.
s.. Tuiel C:tonpurtilom; 9. 9. Sc
ni1e, Gen1ofrot; 8. 81. Sime11l on,
9Sationoler. Generals ntpalt -
Clifford 9. Silton, Hepublifoner;
Sbom. 9. Suuipan Nfonpartiiom;
g. 9. @isloion, 9emofrat; 8. y.
So1tg, Notioroler. Glerf 0es Sber=
geridts = s. q. gosmen, &%epl1bli=
funer; Geo. s. Mognrion, &ep1tbli=
foner; @ernorm s. Miiler, &epubli=
foner; 6. 9. 2etbert, 9emofrat. 81
ienbobn= 11n0 2%ogerbaus : &ommil=
i6r = Sreo. SO. E1ttnam, &epnblifa=
11er; S. 6. Gtaql1i1t Qeonpartilam
s. g. Sucoblon, 0emofrat; Mm.
Sofonion, geationaler. Sorltbenoer
Sbermeilter = Cabin 8. 8ro1pn nn0
geniomin 0rafe. 8eiitten6e Gifter
Oscar Sullam, M1r6rem Solt, Sbo=
mas 6raier, g. $. @onoerbnrgb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
nteoerldbt, grfole baben m11B, ga oie
mtiirliben 3ultaaoe redt giinitig
iin6.
S1m Nentec.

am Mitttpod, DonnerItag un6
Sreitag, 6en 49,, 20. nno "a. Mai
miro I'M Memec GbeQter oos groBar-
tige gilo 6eS @ei an6ten @eraro
~meine bier Sabre in 0eutidlan6"
81 1eben fem, IN tpel6em Elm fre11no=
I6aftlides peri0nlides Stuoium Ser
1eutiden &egieru11g nro Ser per=
1bieoenen oarin begriffenen Berio=
men ge5eigt miro. 9ieieS Bil6 5eigt
ber1Gieoene Ser Gbarafteren in
Ser 9eltifen G%egierung, Sen &oiier
eingei6loien. gt1pos 8e11eres ME
5a1bor IN ct. @louo geieben, nn6 ct
>paS 2ebrrei6eres bier ME, 10 longe
Der &rieg in S5ene lit, 51 @eiidte
befommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

lllYelI SSuIItilueIIe 3u HueElleDHle!l
gS tperoen &oltenanI6lage erlangt
tper6en fir sic @inribtung eineS
itaotiiden neutrality-suspicious. ltno
Die Mngelegenbeit miro ba1ln ben
giirgert in elmer Sonberabitimm11ng
u%nterbreitet meroen.
Mit6eII. - S. 6. 8lenfiron
rnb 6. s. @lenfiron baben Elm
@rnnoltiif atpgefauft uru6 al1f bieieln
NIT oem 8al1 zines moberne1t, fel1er=
lt6eren 2agerbaus %begonnen.
Yierre.-0 as StaatS=3entral=
fomitee ser repl1blifaniiden Bartei
fat befannt geunabt, baB Ole republic
fanii6e Characterization BON Sio=
6afota IN Siour Sails am 2. Suit ab=
gebalten mer0en ion. - Ser BreiS
fir 5oatforn lit a1f Elm Minimnm
bon $40 Ben @nibel feitgeiebt NOR
Sen. 0aSielbe muB eine &ein1fraft
bon 95 un6 bariiber baben. Ste
Hreiie geben ob1p1rts big at 81, nno
Mais under As Set 6arf ni6t als
|@amen berfm1ft per6en.
Oolan1. - Ser mebrere Wfei=
len bon bier onidiftge 6armer Soiepb
&t1bn fiat fiir5lid 5mei 8aggoma=
brtngen Sdmeine ouf Ben Warft &C.
brodt, fir sic er Sen id0nen TreiS
bon $6866.1O erbielt. 'gr bat mod
imn1er 60 Stiid Shmeine iibriq.
Aberdeen. Sanl jon ntuo
I@urrp 8idel untpeit Siabel mobnens
be Sarmer ml1rben bnrb 8eamte oes
Mlti5oepartements bierber gebra6t
inter 8ei6uloigung Ser l%tnlopalitat.
Sic lpl1r0en under 8iirg16aft bon
1850 tpie6er fret gelaiien.
8ermilIion. = Gin lebr
trodener @erbl It un6 falter @inter ba=
ben biel @inter1pei5en %geto0tet.
Mit6etl. - 9ie 9afota uses
leDon l111iper lit1t fat eine &a111pagne
CUR M1tfbringung zines ftanoiger
6on6S BON 100000 bego1mer.
Murb=9 afpta.
@ran66orfS. = Or. Sbomas
S. Sane, 11eltgetpGbIter Neftor Ser
ltniperlitat bon Neor60afota, mies atf
per19ieoene @rii1u0e fin, marum .es
leiner Meim1ng >1ra6 5tpeifelboft it,
ID ser oeutiGe l1nterribt in ameri=
faniiben gdulen l1n0 Goaegen onf-
gegebem 1peroen ionte. ST iagte r11=
ter onoerem: uGSb babe 6aS @efib1,
6oB 0eutl6 unter Sen 9tltoerten ge=
botene lt1pterridtSfd6ern bleiben l1ro
oaB es Elm @oblgegenltan0 iein iollte.
@betitone. - Dteie nene, 10
Meilen meltlid bon &ill6eer %gelegene
u1u6 noh Biirgermeiiter @betitone
bon &iIbeer benannte Srti6aft emit
mielt lid .5n einem ridtigen Sabn=
per1ort6mittelpunft. 9abne BON BUTT
BERT &iiben miro 0reimal mo6el1t=
lih bierber gebradt nn6 6ur6 2alt=
automobile 1pad ser Decentralization
iiberfiibrt.
Same5tpmn n. = 9uS SobreS=
fel6loaer Ser IS. 81. 81. miro infplge
M%nor6ru1ng 6eS 9epartement=&o111=
manoonten Gbriittan S. Gd4ni0t atn
90. nn6 "a. 6ieieS Monats bier ab=
qebolte1t, &pie Stoats=1 eparteme11tie=
fretGr %. S. Sill a1gefiinoigt bat.
gemar0zHolten bon bier fat sic gor=
bereitnngen in .@iinoen, nn6 oos
jdbrlibe 9agenfel1er miro eire beion=
6ers groBartige Mffoire iein.
8ismarG. = Mns 1tatilfi16en
3uiammeni tenungen bes Or. 6. S.
Mc@nrren, SefretGr beS Staats1ge=
1nnobeitsmtes, lit 3u erieben, oaB
sic Spbesrate inn @taate 9%eorooofoto
5ngenommen fat. Smerbalb Der
M3onate Sotator, 6ebruar rnb W}ar5
6ieies SabreS 1paren tint 116 SooeS=
fQne mebr 3u ber5eidmen a1s inner
bo1b ser glei6en 3eitipa1tne 6es Sob-
reg 1917. - 9ie Seimgar6e bat 1t6
! nit 80 5u Is Stimmen gegen @in=
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

proper consideration for her toilette
was ever seen in public without a mas
sive and impressive bow at the back
of her collar Sometimes 1t winged
saily at each side - broad loops Of
black taffeta, and again it ramrodded
straight up and down-aspiring past
the back hair at the top and tickling
the middle buttons at the back OF the
blouse below. It was very, very smart
and important. And now here is that
back bow back agafn-as witness this
sketch from the latest issue of Fash
ion Art. This time it assumes the ram
rod posture and Is fashioned Of black
velvet MORE ribbon with picot edge
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
Health HINTS

There is a whispered belief. that
bananas are hard to digest and may
give rise. to -alimentary distress.
Inasmuch as bananas are commonly
eaten uncooked, more or less raw
starch will be taken into the stomach
II the fruit is not fully ripe. The real
" ripe banana has a yellow bro~n
SeeI. The ripe banana is about one
fifth sugar while the green Is one-litth
starch
Raw starch may be singularly irri-
t. ting to the alimentary tract and IS
poorly utilized by the body No one
would advise the use Of uncooked po-
,tatoes yet many eargerly eat raw ana
Ianrfpe bananas.
The banana is not only hisher-pow-
Ier fuel for the body, but it is also rich
lin the desirable salts.
Tie onion has long been considered
la valuable food because OF It's mineral
salts. but the banana is even more
valuable
A little known commodity In Amer
lea IS banana flour, but in view OF the
! rhortage of materials II is one walch
should be seriously considered the
iiully grown but unripe banana IS the
i:ource of this flour as it IS desired TO
obtain the Carbohydrate IN the .fcT1n
] Of starch before it goes to soluble So,
gar. The PEELED fruit is dried and
ground, the water content IS removed
ito approximately Is per cent and our
Inc this process the other ingredients
aTe concentrated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
>. 49, = ;tbe miIlc statiou. at sI1

see her at the milk station ct SIX
there TeSe tears IN her eyes when
she greeted him
"can you eger forgive me-" she
said. II misJudged you, cruelty l
mow now that IN your heart you love
tiien as much as II
aIo-foVe what" qqerfed Gregory.
'sBahfes. Of course There are few
men who would have shown that love
AZ Won ha4e-to spend your vacation
EtaSdine there In that uniform. And
4hfnf that perhaps you did II to prove
to mel how wrong I have been in think,
I'm; thinking what2" he asked
brea4h1essIy-
ssWhy. that you hated babies" she
SAID att was on that last day that
Won were here. thought-hut OF
course I was mistaken-thAt there vas
something IN your expression that
showed that sou didn't Ike them
when you were sitting out there.
eyes, out there with dozen or 80
~ them. yelling their heads on" he
said. changing his tone because It was
Imperative. "Ah. Gertrude. how you
misiudged me! But now you know"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

tonsgs he asked. 1T seams 3 1itasJ
sne1 assured him that he ala. and
that the sooner he got nd Of Al NO.
ions Of false pride, the surer he would
be Of making a SUCCESS
-.Ess a big city" satd ssueH, and
although my store is a money maldrs
proposition. It's not high class II
isn't likely that any OF the girls you
know shop here, or in this immediate
neighborhood. So put on a sttn upper
lip. practice baby talk and youH bs
Gregory did manage TO learn some
important things during the three
weeks that he served as baby checker
But they were not details in the ant
Of pacffyine babies. He studied the
wemen a. they came and went, over
heard their comments, and noted care
fully just what window displays the
various people who passed took time
to note The experience did contribute
to his later success as partner OF Smell
& Cos. But there was more than one
fond young mother who felt relieved
when an older. grayer,I mellower EN-
ployee5 donned the brass.buttoned coat
that went with the baby checking Job,
Gregory got into most serious diff
hculty one day when he gave an alb:
sent-minded nurse the wrong baby and
lad nothing but an irritated. pampe-ed
blonde two.year-old to offer an Italian
mother whose own offspring had raven
curls, jet eyes, and a bubblinS DISPOSE
ton. Hopkins had a magic in his
Hush, hush," with which he addressed
child impatient for his mothers re
turn, but Gregory tried first jouncins
the carriages violently. as it had seem
ed to him he had seen mothers do on
similar occasions, and then addressing
the babies with some such remark as:
Can the squawks. Shut up" But
all in vain. AS an infant paci6er he
would have taken no medals.
7 He got used to the brass buttons
and save once or twice when he saw
approaching girls he had known and
danced with in his halcyon days a:
! porfessor, he did not regret wearing
them. What did he care II the young
girls who worked IN the store tainted
him over his choice OF profession
! What did he care about girls, anyway
now that he had been tilted? he was
J sure that Gertrude would not see hin
! in his new guise. since he recalled thai
she got all of her cwn apparel at Z
I.well-known shop Of much high rank
in the Hierarchy Of department stores
He did not know, however, that wber
Gertrude had the task OF aiding some
poor mother in getting the most fol
| her money in the way of baby clothes
she went to SMELLS and he did no
know that in the short time he hac
| been there at the door Of the store. she
had passed and repessed him more
than once IN her merciful work.
It was the day that Sreu promoted
his old cIassnate to be his persona
/ assistant that Gregory received a let
I ter forwarded from his college address:
| to the department store It was from
! Gertrude, and it asked hin to call anc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::
. often enough we love

tell people often enough we love
them
Great heavens, JIM" exclaimed
Dick. Who is she: Tote her QUIT"
ooh. shut up. Dick" said Jim. You
know l will never get any girl to fall
in love with me. but all the same. I
think any one of the girls here, Mollie,
Margie, or Eliene deserves al the love
making one can give them and I give
you fair warning that am IgoinS to
offer myself for the part OF lover to
each and all OF them if any one Of you
chaps make the slightest detection"
we all laughed. but little book, I
think Jim was more than half in earn
est. What a splendid husband he would
make, and yet he seems fated to live
alone.
It is all so strange, little book, l
could not help thinking about it. 1t
was not so many years ago that Mary
was dead in love with Jack and Jack
was telling me he could not live with
out her. Now Jack was dead and ap-
parentIy forgotten. and Mary and Max
were perfectly happy.
Truly, as told you, there is no
place in ones heart that cannot be
filled by some one else, If it happens
to be left vacant little while.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19
LIKE BOLT FROM
HEAVENS BLUE
A happy discovery of cinein-
natl chemist interests
women here

Your high heels have put corns on
your toes and calluses on your feet'
but why care now?
A genius in Cincinnati discovered
a magic ether compound and named
It freezone. a quarter ounce OF this
lreezone can now be had at any drug
store for a few cents Apply Few
drops on your tender, aching corn or
caIlus. Instantly the soreness disap-
pears and shortly you viii find the
corn or calIus so shriveled and loose
that you lift it OF with your fingers.
Just think! You get rid Of hard
corn, soft corn or a corn between
the toes as well as hardened car
iusea for q few cents and without
suffering one particle and without the
slightest irritation OF the surrounding
skin. Just a touch of this marvellous
freezone on a sore, troublesome corn
gives instant relief.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

and finally resigned on account OF old
are. Gets his pension now from NY
employees benefit association"
'FWell,' quoth Smell, Our store
makes a great point of catering to the
young mothers-run a big line OF IN
fants' wear, toys. baby carriages. ETC.
Old Hopkins used to stand out there
and when the mothers came along with
baby carriages he would keep thsm
safe until the mothers came back.
Sometimes he would have as many
as fifteen all lined along the curb
stones. Didn't have to put tags on
them, or anything He'd keep them
separcte Just the same as the darXle
~ the club can keep the hats "ltfoCt
checks. He was a great drawing
card The babies liked him and he'd
tee tine to talk to the mothers and
compliment them on the kids. I'd
hesitate to say how much business he
Brought into the store every year. AS
q matter OF fact I've got my eyes open
looking for an old fellow something
ike Hopkins to take his place. bat
tampora:tlv until I get him. you'll DO.
Another Job inside viii open by that
me. and in the meantime you cen be
corning your salt ard sizing up the
Kind of people that come into the
sort. You showed your good sense,
Gregg, in leaving that teaching bust
ress. Within q year, if you stick here,
I'll show you how 10 earn twice Is
much as you earned at the college,
end the wedi;rg bells viii be ringing
for you and that little trained nurse
in no time"
Cre@o=v stared hard at the less OF
SreII's desk. but he did not correct
him. He was not particularly anxious
to pose as a Tilted nan. It vas hUmil-
i2ting enough to have TO enroll as q
baby checker.
DO I have to wear the brass but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

"The most valuable woman in the
government is the way Miss Sue Dor
sey. VINO has just been made assistant
paymaster IN the navy, is described
by Rear admiral Samuel MCGOWAN.
navy raymaste- general. Miss Dorsey
Keeps track Of the 1900 navy pay Off
GERS and assigns them to the various
ships. She knows just how well each
pay officer does his work. She is the
only woman MCGOWAN ever recon-
uended for commission.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Some way everything good or PAD
COMES to me out OF a clear sky.
No one had heard from Mary and
Nix for ages and yesterday who should
can me up from the hotel but Mary;
ttey have come over from Italy for a
Immediately started over to see
them. Mary is a beautiful woman.
much more beautiful than she prom
ised to be when she was girl
Happiness is the best cosmetic IN
the world, MarEe," she said. You
remember that while you have been
over here part of the time Ill. have
been in glorious Italy with Max who
really seams to have copied from the
Italians the way of making love to per
lection"
., no the italians make love perfect
3y?2 asked.
Mary was silent for a moment while
q tender smile played about her lips,
81 think" she said, 'If had not mar.
9ed to marry an Italian. The Italian max,
: S. always the lover Of his wife when
he is with her. Why. have friend
il Florence who Is is years older than
her husband and yet never saw such
5 devotion IN my life.
Before I came away / was at their
home Just as he was leaving for week
e4wsy from home.
Z envy you. he said to me most
sincereiy. because tomorrow y9h VIII
: be With my wife
ss.F dent believe there Is man In
America would say that" even il he
: thought II, co you MarSte?''
No, dear" I answered, even Chad
who II apt to be quite demonstrative
to Mollie. would never have said that. -
That evening we were all over to
ienes waitiEg Tor Mary and Max
and I told them the little story.
should say moi" said Dick en-
paRtiealIy, "A woman would think a
man was a blooming ass that would
tax that way to her after they had
been married four OF five years"
How about before marriage" spoke
up jim Eddie, who was with us. Good
Lord" calculated Dick. listen to the
bachelor telling US old married men
how to behave to our wives"
WeIl,' said Jim stoutly, 81 don't be-
ligFe- there Is q man here that has not
aaid something quite as asginine, II
youtcaH it that, to some woman not
his wife, then why should he not keep
No the camoudaging after marriage? p
Too much effort, Jim. said Dick.
would not be too much effort for
ne, continued jim. 81 think there
8 altogether too much taking things
n Ef0pted - this world We Do not
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

Down In the winter resorts OF the
where fair society has gone to re-
cuperate from the strain OF its war
activities. riding Is the most popular
outdoor sport. The riding habit lends
Itself particularly wei to the military
cut, with its boots, trousers and man
nish coat. The model photograph
ed here is worked out in khaki color
ed Ifnen-to spare the wool for ser
ions business. The riding crop Is
Strongly reminiscent OF the swagser
sficJZ' though we suspect there IS a
silver vanity bog concealed in the knob
on the handle. Even the riding hat
is built on the lines OF Sammy $
campaign hat and is bound with de-
termined looking leather thong
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-19

HEALT4 QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Mrs. c. H. writes: 81 have been or
de-ed by my physician to drink GER
tain amount OF milk daily but it seems
10 distress my stomach. Can you ex-
pain this when milk is considered to
be such q good food?"
Prooably you drink it too fast. II
YOU would Chow each mouthful OF
milk or sip it very slowly you will find
that it will cause LITTLE If any OF the
symptoms you complain of.