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til at tage iis ial,n1en iaiena Soe. tn.
tpaa Sremtioen % iig feln.
5aa fu11ner &aa1paarene Sir
%benbupn, boor ban iom Ggrer for
fine Mrbeiosfpller i aampen moo,
,bpdo Sc fnlote "&apitaliiterate og
aapitalens @pergreb1 naiten belr
,ileo fig ieln op 90 omiioer fom
,aonflih mes Mutoriteterne. Der-
letter DomfGlbelie % ben Tango
6rngielstib, buori DC, buis Sprer
baa babbe perat, % for bpis saa.
ban bapoe opofret fig og libt, itoo
goot Tom glen,te- bam, meoens banss
.'egr,e Speer s6etpoelia enoreoes.
Sons Siem og Samilic1ip CT %rl1il1e-
ret, 90 bans llngbomsfraft oa ling
oomSioealer lig1er i. @rlls. Men.
Inherit i1,oe ct Ser %belta,oig eli
,8ro paa fig ielp, paa 2ibet ogSS'ecm-
'tioen. 90 Ganferne % @egrebenc
flares / fortrolia Gmgang mco ct
Meo1cm al oen 5amhun6sflaslc,
iont bom biotil bapbe mistroet oa
foragtet, for6i BON lnisfjenote oens
.5pnsprnfter1 % bon pi!loer oer=
,igiennem en- be0re Sorltaae1ie al DC
l%iociale 0pgaber / oct belle taaet Of
of fig 1elp. 5eroelesbeb. 9erpe9
brirrges BON igien til at forisae POO
at be6re line 5ton6sfallerS &oo.,
m1en 6entc @ol1a paa ct breocrc
,@rlrn6lng al &ooperotion, Ser CT
terbaatr6en ifllloe fpre til eli l1pzog
lpffeligere oeial 9r0ning..
! Gorltoen He1le Ieln. ct ollie Sc.
Herioncr, Der griber ino / bans 2ip,
tegneoe mc6 fire, flare Greet, im
at man foritaar neiagtiet, bporfor
Sc moatte babe netop ben Snbpirf-
ming, 6e baboc. On 8og iom oerurc,
1aa fantaiifuIo %. tanfe6pb, laa
rig paa 2l1nc 90 iaa fulb al almcr
nlenneifelia 5otltaaelie % Spm=
.poti, lnrer oS, lon1 iutet a1l6et far1,
bpor fl,nitleoe i @irfeliebe6en DC
.@re1ler er, {on .gprog oe @aner
rei1er mellem Sc forlfjellige Holfe-
flag. Oct or en- Beroensbog, Ell
Bog, Ser bar Bu6 til a11e, %. man
Ilagser bert fra Zig lneo eli Sglelle
nf at c,,s 6plelieslib CT blenet be.
riaet og e'rs! oonoeliges @orilont 1rh=
bibet.
@enocs for $500 pr. 8ino fra
g. Masmusien COMPANY, 720-722|
g. 4tb Ct, Min1eapolis.
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beror mcget. mere pan Ell fin, blb0
SENT og CT flar, rem Mn1igtsfaroe
e1,o pao @eJelmnsfigbeo 1rRf og
Mnfigtsform. Oct er al laugt 1tgrre
BetDol,i1lg; at @lt0farpen er flar og
MnfigtetS fipolige Dele or bl6oe og
gIatte, enb ont Mun0en, @ogen OF
NaIeu CT ltgbt efter cit beltemt
5fipnhe6sform eller ltaar / ct be
,lte,nt Sorbolo til binonoen. Ebi oea1
rene, flare Mniigtsforoe og ben Blu
Sc SUD er Iegn poa Sa,nobeo % e.
6erfo OF altib ti1ta1el10e og tiltrGffen-
&c og oppeier lallgt Ell graif Nplc
eller Ell Mrooitsml1nb. Set er Der
for gal1ife nat,,rligt % fulot ub til
~lo6eligt, at enbper &bin6e, lige fra
hel1 pnr huge Nige til Sen gomle
Watrone, for Dnem 8etpbni1lgen at
ct ti1talenoe l1oieenoe ct gaoet op
Cog Set er forboabentlig 6e a1lerfle.
i1te), ipger at p%eoltgebol6e M~niigtets
,frtife DnDe OF / bette 2jemeb gjar
l8rug of %iaabanne &irlpemiolcr, Tom
Ibirfelig er tienlige % gapnlige !
,be11 Metning. Men Der ct Ser @rltlo
til at none til Toriigtigbeo; tbi mall=
,ge, maaffe Dc fleite, al Sc ioafolot.
lGfipnbebsmi6ler set aberteres !
Bla6ene % / 8utifer11e, %in6ebol6er
S%ngreoienier al tpibliom @er0, 90
Tom oerfor er iitano til at gipre me-
IRE 5faoe el1b @op1t. Set CT al oe1t=
ne @rrr1o Ell flor Sorngjelie for os
ut fun1,e benle6e bore 2eieres Sp.
merfiombeo pao ct 5pecialfirma
benne 8rancbe, ne1nlte She @iro5ol
Gompanp, IS &icfs ct, Brooflprr,
go. g., bbis Sfipnbeosmioler CT o1l-
''erfienote iom baa6e iieloent go6e og
,fulbt 116 paalibelige. Dette sSirntas
Snoebaberffe1 Mrs. Mnnp 2a11oers,
npoer flor Mnieelie Tom Specialiit i
iSfjgnbe0spleie Sc melt frernroger,e
De are6ie baaoe ] europa % her i
'2anbet og lt66er in6e 1meb en- Mpng-
DE roien6e M1tbefalinger fra le6et1bp
9arner / tabnlig &lnitets og Che
otretsger 6en, oltiau ira be melt fom.
lpetente 8ommere Dbilfet t1troe pare
betrpggen6e 8ii6nesbpro ON, at ben
beg Hrpparater birfeIig beii6oer Sc
go6e ggenifaber, iom 5irn1aet bap-
Der. 5orpprig benpiier bi til Sir
meets N1tnonce an6etitebs i 8Iooet,
Der giDer SplDsling ON Mriicl1 poa
bets forifiellige 8rooufter.
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HvoR Err
De D0D;|E?
at JOHN EDGAR.
Frit oversat af
Frede Westergaard.
at JOHN EDGAR.
Frede Westergaard.

Skriftet forteller logisk Of
klart, 1t de D9de r hverken i
Himlen eller i ct sydende, brsen-
dende Helvede, vogtet af brand
fri Dj@yle. bet fortseller, at=Jor-
den genfpdt, vii yere Diet table
Paradis genfunden. bet gpr
Bibelens Blade levende, sasa
Guds mAgtige Skaberv@rk eff
terhaanden RULES OPP for den
Lnsende, og former sig til ct
storslaaet, 'b%etagende Panorama.
bet fort@l1er, at smart vii Sa-
tans Magt vare baandlagt, at
Had skal d9, men K@rlighed
blomstre. Det bebuder, at den
Guldalder, som Digterne synger
ON, som allie Profeterne fra Mo-
ses Dage varslede ON, og som
allie Idealister drSmmer ON, er
nRr, ia, we'd D6ren. 90 Saline
9: 10.
4s slider. Pris rs Cents,
5 Kopier for $1.00. S6lv eller
Frimserker. Faas hos
FREDE WESTERGAARD.
Grovelake via Brooten. MINI.
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minneapolis.
solbaternes 6it,ufpmit.

tEE -Eg--E.EE #'
Gen itore 6pl6eitparaoe, ION fnnot
.Steo; ii0lte 9orsoag gftermiooaa,
.blep ollie Maaoer eli beritabel Gut
cess. Set roafoioe Bejr, font fienbe=
|tegneoe Maj Mduneos ferlte Gage,
|%af4pltes fra oe1 tioligere Morgen-
Ituuo al ct berl1gt 5o1ifinspeir, Der
|bolot liz, inotil 3oraoen bar opre.
|0g laa1e0es bobbe De menneifelige
og bpiere 8eieners forenet fig ON
at falte @la11s oper Dogen, 6e fprltc
oe6 Sen pragtfuloe %l16impfning al
Ntcollet Nbe, De iioite beb at laoe
Sen miloe MailolS 9traaler frem=
bpbe Deforationernc.
S he to foregaaen6e Mar bar 81
let bore l,nge 5pnner bragg afIteo
til arigstienelte1. De bleb giort til
|@jenitonb for cit parm @Dl6eIt, i6et
be brog afte6; men Mfifebens 8ime
bar BOG a1ligebel tung og trift, Den
bar blan6et meb qngitelige Sglelier:
Der bar ioo megen llbisbeo; ingen
fl1n6e bloc, bporleoes BET bil6e gaa
ee1n1e eller BIN, 5lpgtning eller
Sen. Men 6en1te Gang par bet
onberlebes. S Eorsbags bpb MAJ
Dem belfom11en hjem efter oeres lat
&c sSroppr poa frentmeb Sorb, fem-
fenbe fife alene for tit 2an6, men
fpr ct S6eaI Me11neIfebeoens Griglp=
re1le fra Mutofrati, og for at gjpre
6ribe6en filter / @er6en. Sc toni
Diem font Sejrens MGno, % BET bar
iom iaaoan Mi11ncapo1is / Eorsbags
Bps fine 5e1,ner peIfomme11.
Srobs set, at Nnroben life iful6e
tage fin @egptoelie fpre10 @l. 3
gftm., begpn6te Golf allere6e at
iamle fig paa Mico1let Mbe. fpr Mio<
bag for at fire iig eli fortrpffelig
8la6s, bborfra mon funoe le be6it.
Sg 81 &ora6en. pau &%1offe1lpt fotte
Zig i @ebngelie, bar MicoIlet9lb. paa
begge Si6er al @jgrebanen tilpafffet
me6 Menneffer, pg bet lamme bar
Eilf9lbet me6 eprise @aber, bbor-
i9ien11em Bqro6en gif. Set bereg=
neg, at mi1r6( 100000 bar foriom-
1eoe / go0erne for at bp16e "Ebe
8ops". 8aa Nara6eplaoien bbor
ben officielle gelfomitfnnite meo
@uDer1,6ren, Sel1utorerne Nelion oa
&e1logg, 8orgmeitrel1e MeDer, Min-
neopolis, % 9oogio11, ct. saul,
liant 6orplore og 5lagt1inge al
Soloaterne / t51. SeItortil1eri Ste
giment babbe 5Rbe, bor ser 1igele=
6es oberfpl6t me6 Menneifer.
Sg bet bleb ct SDloeIttog 9rbets
beoite 6oritano, Set Dil alorig blipe
CLIENT af Sc, Der beltoa i eller iaa
8araoen. 5arltg % Isl. meo be-
res fortreffeltge Drfeitre TOM til
ipne, brgb SSnbeIen lbg, % toroenaa-
tige Snrraialper leo gient,em Wen-
neffemangoen. Megimentet mebferte
"tbe @oat" Tom Sc bab6e taget fro
9Dfferne ] en- Erpfning 1ober there"
9erefter tom De soIoater ber hbIi-
aere Ct bleDet nfm6nftret, mer De ftf
Iigefoa burnt 8iioIo fom SCI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16

iaftrme. saala sstbe Snpn gapss a1aa.
peres prtrillIias9 rfeiter. erefr
ter fosn 500 5anls1e alAtemolb,iiller;
nranae al ois iad neasn;:
MenSaf 6eress 5adr, dllelfanltorg
'bIipe &rpbliaeer Tor ipsAio pga
par,6e life forttDe eller Wrantpp
ge;; nej, 6eres 4hiigter Dor off
emil, % oetfqer liig 'ielb, at RRllss
'blifpm btlite iarlie bis1e lllrge
Meno, Bet b~erebbilliyt berte oeres
|2a1og &a1o.
llnoer Yara6en fleolc6e ct 4or.
|6lppemaifilter. oDer Nicollet Mpe1,l1c
lom cM gribut til Sc ~maricbere11bc.
IS bet belle taget foregif &ara6en
prolrammaslig. % Mmftlig, % go
litipaiemt FOREIGNER al Mnerfien0el-
&c for ben gmbu, Set 1lbbiite ll,1oer
Narn6en..
On Mftenen por. SolDotern,
|@iGiter beb ct fort Bnl 9ar,nol1p,
% Sreoagen tilbrugtes / 6jemmene.
5reoag Mften ofreiite Reaimentet
It'll Camp Do0ge for at blipe oin1slt
ltret % Ter bite Megimentet igien,
at De bap6e bere5 asraln / 0r6e11.
for aerooa Aften baooe De beres
Mfn1pnitrineSbebis / Common, liant
oeres Detailing. 5pnoog Miooag
a1fom Be til Wirneopolis, oq
Moe1oene i Isl: @eaiment al Main-
boip 9ibilion bar after chile.
EEsGH5L E.-+sE E 'E-eEE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16

a.pal1te meb at reile % at ffproes !
itorc Bier. Set antages, ct Raito=
ren / Cattle @arben % pna ellis
sssldn6 bar mgbt benimob cit balb
Meillion Srbbnnbrcre. I'll bisfe bill
iiffcrt en- bel Gel mes authenticated
n1in6es Baltpr Beterien.sog oen Bi=
Itunb, Bnn bar nbet bent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16

stnbio, 727 Boston @lpcf
Spis Sc bar 9oitfort of Deres
Stem oct gomle 2ano eller Der
oprc, fan De faa iamme malet' Die
12x1S" for SIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16
st 80 glars Snbilan,n.

Naitor g. @eterien, Der er fgbt
poo 8ornbo1m % er ben norffe gu
NODES g~migrantmisiioner Mep.
|gorf, feire6e ben 21be MprI 80.
Nars SSlbilat,m | ben1e tit Stiui11g.
||Ssator er ben 0jplpiombeo 9aftor.
Reterfen bar unit mob Sc mango
|Sfanoinober, om ct for1n1et Der.
|ober, o. bborof mango Dor aIoeleg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16
SyeI i Maven foIaaI-
sageI daaI|ig foId0jelse
Frembringer Gas. Surhed og smerte.
Hvorledes de behandles.

Medicinske Authoriteter, siger, at
naesten Nftiendedele af ale Nave
vanskeligheder, Uford6jelighed, Sur
he'd, brsendende Fornemmelser, Gas,
opsvulmen, Kvalme, osv., stammer
fra en- o~verflgdighed az Mavesyre
! Maven og like, som nogle tror,
fra Mangel paa Ford9jelsesvmd-
skier. Mavens delikate slimhinde
oliver irriteret, F%ord9jelsen forsin-
kes, F9den. bliver sur, og derived
opstaar disse ubehagelige sympto-
mer, som ale Mavelidende kender.
vel.
Kunstige FordGjelsesmidler er
like nddvendige ! saadanne TIL
faelde og kan g6re virkelig Shade.
PROV paa at undgaa ale Ford9jel-
searHjmlpemidler og faa / stedet,
paa ct. Apothek nogle faa Ounces
Bisurated Magnesia og tag en- Te-
skefuld ct kvart elias Wand Mge.
efter, at De har spist. Dette for
frisker Maven, forhindrer en- over
flpdig Syredannelse, og der OPP
staar ingen Surhed, Gas eller
Smerte. Bisurated Magnesia S(i
Pulver eller TabletterS - aldrig
flydende eller Mselkeform) er5
uskadelig for Maven, billig at be-
nytte og ers den meetvirknfngs-
fulde. Form al Magnesfa Tor allie
MavetilfRlde. bet benyttes at Tu-
sinder af Menneskrr, som nu kan
hyde deres Maaltider uden Frygt
rFordSjelsesvanakehghede
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Meiier til Danntarf

6abrifnnt s 6. Dineien begDn-
Der j oe1tne l1ge Ell 6orretninegreiie.
fit 5fonoinaniien % erIig III Do,1-
mart. Despprre biIoe 9ifeI sonl
lite illlaoe, az lnllg 6ltitru oq lille
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Glauiens annitifple, Boston
8loef, CT I'LL nabe11 for III g5lleDer
ipecialilerer I 5tnoiet al 8eripeftip
% 9ltemaleri.
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Gait 34tb Street, feire6e it6ite Sire
Bag ben ODE Waj 6eres 5plpbrpl-
IMP. ga 9agen life bar oeres mar
&c @en1er befien6t, bar finn 6ami=
lien og en- lille @re6S al @ennes
til|tebe for at gratulere set ofbolote
S6lbbrnbepar. Samtlier1 bar 8
.8prn, bporaf Ben el6lte gen nplig
bar tient S1tfel Gam; set pngite
Barn, en- Datter, b1ep nplig fonfir-
meret / ct. 8ebcrs 6nnffe airfe,
.bborof Somilien er Meolemmer.
81 f6ier bore be6ite 1nifer til Sc
2Dfpnffni,ger, iom blep sggteparret
.tilocI poo 6eres Geitoog.
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Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18
HEAR SERIES
OF FINE TALKS
ARE HIGHLY APPRECIATED
Bishop Ainsworth Completely Wins
Hearers With His ElOquence and
Sound Logic.

Although the weather was not very
propitious, a goodly number of stu
dents availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of hearing Bishop Ainsworth OF
Texas. deliver a series of helpful lee
lures. The bishop is an eloqent speak
er and it was indeed treat to listen
to his interesting addresses. He has
won for himself place in the hearts
If the students of cole Miss" who will
surely profit by his helpful advice.
On account of his train being late, the
bishop did not arrive in time to speak
Wednesday, as had been planned, but
delivered his first address that night
Chapel was postponed until Thurs
dav and he delivered a masterful
speech on the broad subject of "Life."
lie showed thorough mastery OF the
English language and upon this day
held his audience spellbound for more
than an hour. The rest of his lectures
we're given in the 'Y' auditorium and
were well attended by students, facul-
ty, and many uptown people. These
meetings started promptly at six-thir-
~ and closed one hour later. Sunday
morning the Bishop occupied the pull
pit of the Methodist church and there
delivered an interesting Sermon. Spe-
cial music was rendered by the newly
formed glee club, under the manage
ment of Mrs. Beanland. Saturday af-
ternoon he addressed certain members
of the ''Y' cabinet and council and
gave them some very helpful advice.
The bishop came here under the au-
spices of the University Y. M. c. A.
which promises that from time to time
from now on other noteworthy speak
ers will be procured to address the
students.
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18

find. harvest in like product to our
sowing. Some of us have lived in
narrow circle during this season. It
is time to get out of that now and
strive for change. Some of us have
morning, surrounded by toys of all
kind, and yet crying. For what? He
didn't know. He had everything one
could want at his age, and yet, dissat-
isfied, wretched, and crying. Christ
mas doesn't bring good cheer to all OF
us-we won't let it! We get tired of
giving, and bored at receiving gifts;
and instead of cheerful arc OF hap
piness we find ourselves surrounded
with gloom and disgust. We've wor-,
shipped self a long time, on this day
let US completely forget self.
Let US strive to bring cheer to the
little homes, always crowded) where
cheer doesn't often come. What
chance for star play to make the
goal of happiness for ourself-since
we are so selfish for happiness! SO
many are unhappy this year, so many
are needy, so many are crying to us
if we will but hear And these cries
come not only from afar, but are near
to US on every hand; yes, at our very
door. This previous gem which we
should like to possess for ourselves is
already ours, by the great opportunity
it bears with it. But like so many
other things we shall only enjoy it by
giving it away. We can only possess
it by seeing others own it. And this
selfish search for joy and gladness,
let US realize the worth Of our ability
to be glad, by seeing others with the
fruit Of it. Radiant happiness-a Pc
culiar anachronism-to possess it we
must give it away.
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18
1iE;'EEKLYSHORTST0RY
Edited by Prof. Erwin.
THE BURGLAR SANTA CLAUS
Edited by Prof. Erwin.
By VIM. A. Long.

1t was the night of Christmas eve.
The strenuous days labor in pYepara-
ton for the glorious twenty-ffth had
caused the weary people of Charleston
to retire early, and now only the
silvery moon, obscured at times be-
hind some fleecy white cloud, remain
ed to cast it's rich glow over the sleep
ing village.
A low figure slouched down resi-
dence street Such figure at such
an hour would have attracted the
most Indifferent passerby-h there
been one, but Jack had all the street
to himself. Hands thrust deep into
his pockets, coat collar clcsoly but
toned about his neck, the lone pedes-
trian made his way down the deserted
street.
Jack was out to commit burglary
for the first time in his life. This
fact demands an explanation, Tor
usually stories introduce to US burg
lars who have been long at tthe busl-
ness, with hard, bewhiskered features,
and various safe-cracking and mur-
derous tools concealed on their person.
Jack was not such a character-not
yet, at least.
There was one thing that was fast
making bad man, a typical story
book character, out of Jack, and that
was his philosophy. A little less
than year before this Christmas eve
night, he had been swindled out of al
the money he possessed by a man
whom he had considered his very best
friend, leaving him absolutely pennl-
| less. His father and mother died
while was in his early teens; and be-
ing too proud to ask friends-bah
friends the word sickened him. Had
not his very best friend proven un-
true? His mixed emotions Of anger
and, greatest Of all, bitter disappoint-
ment in the man whom he had looked
upon as his best friend, yeas q
brother-had created in his heart a
bitterness toward mankind. His faith
in man was shakened.
In that psychological moment when
q spirit of common sense and optimism
might have caused him to forget the
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18

How different he was now! What a
little thing, after all, had turned his
promising life into the wrong channel
jim was now thoroughly repentant,
and he clearly realized that he had
been "a durn fool"
Taking his pistol from his pocket,
Jack noiselessly broke it, unloaded all
five chambers, and dropped the car
tridges back into his pocket. Ilptoe-
ing over to the little figure on the
hearth he stopped and laid the harm
less weapon by the child's side.
"Here, sonny he whispered, its
your toy and not mine. Merry Christ
mas"
Then, turning to leave, the man eX-
planned very carefully" I'll go out
through the window this time"
AS he turned his head back to the
house, Jack thought he heard a FAINT
"Goodbye, Sanity Claus"
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18
DANCING POPULAR
SINCE DRY SPELL

Has dancing taken the place OF
John Barleycorn?
Leading authorities on the terpsi-
chorean art in Cleveland, o., believe
it has, and present figures to bear out
their belief.
Charles P. Johnson, city dance hall
inspector, declares that more than 10,-
900 dancers weekly make use of the
10 city dance hall-a figure til;
s,nashes all previous records.
Private dance halls and academies
gepolt that, despite increased prices,
they afe unable to accommodate the
crowds
And the hotels who discontinued
after-theater dancing when the dry
spell began, have reinstated it in its
former place of honor and find that
they have more business than ever
before.
In any event, the maddest swirl of
dancing that has ever engulfed Cleve-
land is in full sway.-Journal.
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18

Irregularity in the bowel movements
make you feel uncomfortable and
leads to a constipated habit which is
bad. Herbine is the remedy you need.
1t restores healthy regularity. Price,
60c. Sold by A. H. Kendel. ad
Oxford eagle., 1919-12-18

A modern discovery for the raple
healing of flesh wounds, cuts, burns
bruises, sores and scalds is Llquif
Borozone. 1t is clear colorless
liquid possessing marvellous healing
power. Price, soc, 60c, and $1.2O. Sole
bv A. II. Kendel. ady
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
No Need to Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow

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face that you are not proud OIL Il
the skin is sallow or subject "
pimples or blackheads, take Mfo-ns
stomach tablets for two weeks anu
notice the change.
The majority Of the thin peopls
are thin because the stomach does
not perform it's duties properly \
is not secreting sufficient of the nav
ural digestive juices and in conss
quence does not extract from tls
food enough nutritive matter
nourish every part of the body.
Mona stomach tablets are IN
tended to build up the stomach ~
that it will act properly and extrao'
from the food the elements neces'
sary to form flesh.
If you are thin try two weeks treat
ment of Mi-o-na stomach tablets,
they are small, easily swallowed anu
are sold on the guarantee OF mohe.
back If they do not overcome chroni.
Indigestion, acute or chronic, stop
stomach disturbance, belching, near
burn, sour stomach and any aEtei
dinner distress.
For sale by all leading druggists ]
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Fate Of a Samaritan.

Columbus Dispatch: During the
state fair" remarked the man about
town, II was riding north on a High
street car. Yes, it was crowded. As
we approached the union station, d
gaunt youth, with shoe-top trousers,
green suit, red neclStie and unrazored
lips, leaned over, as we stood together
in the front vestibule, and asked me
if that place up yonder might be the
depot. assured him that 1t was, won
dering to myself If he wound be able
to get through the mob at the station
without having his pocket picked.
"a moment later the youngster,
whose innocence had so impressed
me, explained that he was looking Ior
a friend from Greenfield on the 11.4V
train. We've come over to take in the
cattle show at the fair grounds, he
he added.
81 prided myself on directing him
carefully as he got off the car. bu.
worried, nevertheless, when though
what an easy mark he would MAKE
for sharper
"Instinctively felt for my own
purse, and--it was gone"