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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
nj. al 1869 6bitfeit

|fonbt, 1om bebr1het, Gteb / @anias
lille Cal 9erbag Nftet Sen 81. Sep
Der % bnb0e tiltruHffet lao mango,
1om Sale11 paa nogen Maabe fn110e
rumme. Man 1attes itrafs /. Ben
rette Seittem1ing of ben fortrinlige,
itilfuloe 9eforation al 6gitel1s Sit
'tributer pg ct lltal al 9onnebrogs
flag m. M, JON @omiteen batoe an
penbt fort Mrbeioe % @enialitet paa
at arra11gere. st for1tGrfet Srfez
|iter Ieoere6e en- meget igrefo1oenbe
IMfniif, 1om set bar nml11igt at. moo
itaa, og 5neie at glabe 8ar fringe
be Zig ltfortrgbent / ganiens &pirbel
.in6til Sci. 1. Bag beo 8oliolel1 nar
f1brettet lige1e6es bpggelig oeforere-
De 8ooer, bbor ser ierbere6es 6or-
friif1tinger. Nftenens "@lot" nar ct
ioafal6t 1im=Gamerc t Eeoteritpffe.
Scr u6fprtes al ct @ar al Sorelli1,-
gems melt celebre 6ramntife &r9fter
meo bebdrig Msii1tance, og Tom gjor-
oe itormenbe .2Dfzfe. SIT io1t bar set
cit ierlig Dellpffet og forneielig Set
.og &o1niteen FOREIGNER flor Naaifj9l1<
1elfe for bens. tel tilrettelngte og
fortria1ig gjennemferte Mrrange-
me1t.
Onsoag Mften Sen 8. 9fffobet ST.
$50 pracis ofboloer 5oreri11gen
oroinGrf 6prret71ingsme6e, og Scr
.forpentes flor 9ililutni1g al bao0c
Mfeolenmer og hei6aer16e, iom moot=
te gnlfe at 6eItage / 9o11nel1a1 al
6e1t an6etltebs omtalte III &losie for
Sesrltrltftton i "GiDics".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Mpt Curtis 6otel.

Gbeooore Curtis, Gieren at CTR
tis Sotel (ttoligere Curtis COURT i
minneapolis, bar Hlaner out Spfp-
relic al Ct ligte,ssc Samiliebofel /
ct. Nal,I. Snorefattet 8pgeegnm=
ben onilaoes BET ,pe SpteI at bile
=foite meIlem to og tire Mill. Collars,
flyer Mr. Curtis.
Sem Gtager al ben rDe 12=Gtd-
gers Gilbpgrina til Curtis Court i
Winneapolis, i%nobefattet 8aIiale11
bill blipe farbig omfring Den lite
December.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
&rebsmpoet i @et 0enmarf.

x Ey-.#t ##-Esi @E=E .Hs
Som ttoligerc meooelt Der / 81a-
oct ofbolotes 4reosmboe ! IS. g.
Otefttebeo I 0aaene ira Den 26. til
l2S. Sept. vi 4reo1ens Er91ter bnr
fplgenoe ttl1teoe: s. :. G1re11 ira
gSttbee, 2. @regerie11, Mloen, 90. g.
yttel1e1l, ae'1r11are, % g. 9. Noo=
bolm, Nifop.
Meoct begp'rote Nreoog Sortnio-
Dag, 1oef Naltor Nan'1 en- blerteltg
Yale b@ De ttllteoeprre11oe Nelfon1-
men. serefter falte a~reosformat1-
cen, 11re11.
0'n efferut1ooage11 nar Der larltg
Nfeoe Tor Brelttrne, boor tlere Gm=
1ler p~eorsre'1oe areofet1 o%rpfteoeS7
Son1 Mfte1lett taltc Ealtor yt. g. Ntel-
len.
Ssroaa J%orln;ooaa afbolotes areO-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Mdnneiota 11nineriitet.

9et anilaoes, at Stubenterantollc'
.peo Minneiota l1niperiitct, Tom SEN
lite 9ftobcr begpnbte lit ME 5fple=
.aar, pil blibe omfring 1900, Set
fterite Mntal Stlrbenter nniberiitetet
noaeilii1oe bar baDt. &gioemarfct
lraacoes 1916 meb 6,311 5tuoen-
ter. Ter bar 2pr0ag i11bmelM ESQ
Stubel1fer; men bisfe ct bobeolage=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
6pi AIber.

DE.lgHr1Is Rortbrop, @eftor G11e<
Taals at Minneloto ~1nipcrIitet, fplo
Re / Eirsbags 85 Mar. 8nn @ruuo
a1 bans bae Mber bolotes lite no.
sW fff9rre 5eftligbeb; men en- Dep1=
1afien fra nninerfitetet meo @efttor
" 6 Burton i 5pibien .oflagbe
bnm en EiiH % operbrogte BAN Ell
lNbiIl5m. anbre at sen gatnle &r-
6rrnsIi0s narlndte 8efmer befpgte
baIn osfan.
Dr- 9f0rtbroN er mere e,lo alnril1=
1sha Taif og Tgrie for Ell Msn11o poo
}Bs5 am. Set er bore nogle Gage
HiDH ban nptrunbk lom 8nIer pe6
10 Wgom og oeItog Ell uniberlis
MISUNDERSTANDING Qonbsmg=
minneapolis JON 5oreningcns
Enk5ioeuf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
@eneralforia,nlina.

ct. Heoers 6nnife airfes Ting
bomsforer1ing afboloer Generator.
lalnling meo @aIg al BeltDrelie fprit-
5enoag often paa Ting:
|bpmsbiemmet. Meolemmer og gen=
|11er %ia1bbDbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Tphbolb.

Danif 6o6bol6bolb ipilleoe iSpn-
bags moo Citizens Stub Mlbions, og
Dor Experimentation me0oeler,
at set bar Sen be6ite &an1p, Danifer-
bolbet lpnge bar pra1teret, og &a1n-
pens l1bfaIo bleb, at Daniferne table
me6 ingen Mnal moo 1, me11 oette
prote1tere6es al Ganlferne, ng bpis
6e faar Me6boIS, bill &artpe11 blipe
u%afgjort.
6orrige Sg116og ipil1eos Donifer,
lie moo @iifings og ban6t eli CLINT
re10e SER, nemlig n1eb 4 Moo1 moo
0. Slot &eiultat. Men meoens Sc
oanife nngeripenbe laaleoes lpger at
&almer pon 5porte1s Sm=
raaoe Eufin6er al Mile borte. fra
biemlige 5tran6c, bi1er "Opens oult-
ffe @%efolfning Ell / allerbgieite @ro6
ligegpl6tg S1teresle opcrfor &ol0ct.
SEQ &ene fes al6rig mere e1lo
"6e 10 trofaite". Dette ct iao me-
get merteligere, iom@aniferne bjer1s
me / Donmarf 1tbbiier uu1m1inoelig
iitor Snteresie / al Sobbnl6ipi1; ioos
|le0es fan oct nnfgres, at ga set be-
renlte amerifanife Bethlehem 6oo-
|bol6bol6 npli9 fampeoe n1eo ct Sip
benbapner -glitebol6, bar Ser 15,-
900 Gilifltere me6 @onecfnntlic11 i
|Spioier, Ser ooerbgreoe Ben i1teres-
iante Scamp, Ser blep u%afgiort. 81
|baaber, 0a1iferre / minneapolis pil
me6e talrtg frem beo fommen6e
!&nl1pe;; set fo1ter nemlig intct, %
oct bill gGeoe Sc raife 5bortsm9no
i Be Hpbelige rpb-bbibe Dragter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
6rbres AZ @ulleaer.

W1i1s IbereIe Seas, Der er NDi
meiterife gpall. Dlinn., blep paa
ben al 3bie % Aoe alasies @olhne.
fire nDIig afboInte 2anosfonpentio1t
i Detroit, Micb, palgt ii 2. gicc.
pruii6ent.
Sore1lil,ge1l teller rRlten 10000
Meblenmer. Den 1tpite Mational-
fonpentio11 bill blipe afbo1ot i Mil.
neapolis.
Mi Bnifer por ~2m,osmaaoi1,be til
2pffe meo set be6ersf11lbe Sperb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Mtpr6.

Spbn gcbmar5, Ell 5l~agteriarbei
Ser / Soutb Ct. @a1,l, mprbeoe i
Eors6aas gfter1nio0ag fin Sritu1
90 opergap fla cerefter felp til 8oli-
tiet, erflnreoe fig | M1micipalretten
itploig i Moro ! fgrite @ra6 % blep
ienbt til gountgfenglIet | S%altings.
Sofepb &ublltorff. Sober til Mrs..
.5cbmar5, Ser bocoe Dos fin Dntter.
erflGrebc, at &arret bap6e lebet /
|l1enigbe6 ltae fiben oeres @iftermaul
for fem Star itbe1. Mrs. 5cbpar5
|bcil1,tte0e en6elig at ipge Sfilsmisle.
|&e1oes Mano mootog @opirerne I
|5agen Ons6ag. 5orsbag @ftermi6=
Dag fom ban biem, itnngte Dgrc og
@inolter og for1angte en- 6orflaring
|af lin &l,itrus angaaenbe SflsmiS=
fen. Sum CAB ct breot Soar, bbor,
paa ban i1og ben6e. te6 meb en- SSern=
itm1g. Scbmar5 bente6e 6erpna en-
|9fie og 6rabte ii1 9ritrl,, Der bar
fpmmet fig in6 Sobepereliet. San
meGbte Zig ejebliffelig til Rolitiet oa
|ferte 0em lelp til Moroiteoet. Sort
+efter bIeo ban ienot til @pitinas.
Sbigerfa6eren baboe gibet &orret
!Suict meo SEN Soritaaelie, at bm1
bi1be 30 bos benz. San troeoe, at
bans NGrbar maaife bar Mariag til
meget al l1elrighe6en mel1em Sc to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
0nbsheueite.

CAN'T Iutberf @uosticneite bill
biDe nfbolbt / BEN oanife preSbpte=
riaHfle Rttrfe, 1876 .abomas ct. (ner
peD Rice Sts) 5gnoag Sen .t2. Otto
Der ON @ftermiooage11 ST, 8.
#aftor u. IS. 2,tno fra Minnm=
beIis bill prRbifc.
MHe Ganfte !er nenliglt inobuot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
$3.50.
SSnlt

8ioras mootases fremoeles, og ri
9ant5er be maa- itrprme 11oget rige-
I1serp mo i 6remtioen. Sl,olomlin-
sen Trttfr fom befienot Eafiigelies-
ange,s. 9e Oct er ct igrgcltgt Ste
Iultnt, WiirIneapolis enbn1t bar at
appif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
"gsseb spIfalbstiber fpr banif elaabs
I'm / Mn,erifaN".

s III. al 1905" Minneapplis
lbolotes Der D,1soags Mites ct DIS.
fuslionsmpoe ruen openitaae,,oe Gm-
re, ION mnlebtes al ST.. 6. g, 8ar-
|ea1fletb. MooarIlen ON life at meo-
bri,lge 5fpoepoalcn naa bore be
ben taaet altfor granalnorltgt OPP,
for ser beribeoe en- meget lpagfRroig
gtem,i,tg, ser bar alt anoet e1to
frigslpiten. Der bar Goctfis1ne,
Otter Snbleoerens % Debatprer-
nes llotaleller at bgmme er oarlt
Mu,oslip i Amcrifa lite peo Sol
|ialostiocr. nei, Vi er allereoe inoe !
|oen msrfe, tolbe, 1,bpggelige Mnters
nat, % ser zines intet Dagarp, in-
gen ilorgo Morgenlol, Der igien lfa1
|falte fine lpie Straaler ober oon1t
Man6slip i Mmerifa. Get par SSno-
trpffet pi tit al Mroet.
Der ifal lite. Gjeres 6origg poo
at r%efcrere Be forlfiellige Galere ellet
l.giengipe Sc ligefrem lfrafinoiaaenoe
SummcnHgninger, lom nogle benpt:
teoe iig al for at gipre 8illeoet emo
mt mere frpgtinogpoenoe. Slert
@angc Ipb Ell isne,,oe &1,l0e neb al
Dor @pg neo at bore flere al Sc
baarreiicnoe &aoltanoc.
Gen pesiimiiti1fe Mano, Ser pro-,
gere ssnbIebningcl1, Iom efter nor
Mcaing gif langt 11o oper clle@rGn=
fer, logbe fig lom en- l~,igieuncmtren-
gelig Eaage ober Sc til{teoeperer1oa,
pg bpis mon bap6e forlbgt at giel=
nemifue 6enne, bilbe Ser ifiiffert babe
bi1t fig ct langt IDiere @illeoe 50.
ellcr ct bette maaife FIN ct faafGngt
@oob, ct 6ato morgana. Sen fri.
lfe, oplgftenoe, optimiitiife 5tem=
ming, Ser .bl,r6e prpge ct Wabe, bnor
llngbom er ti1ite6e, bar trG11gt bort,
nar 11innlig. Man troeoe Zig on1=
boro pao Sen ofte omtalte "Dbosiei=
ler". Gi haaber 6og, at en- frDgtlps
&aptair bill gribe &oret og 1tpre Sen
fri al D9oSleilo6ien.
511nma iummari,,m: Set oar /
@runoen ct iaore triit Wp6e, Sc
mango tnlte Sr6 lab laa t%rilte, %
Stemningen bar triit. Scr berifeoe
ser Ell an6erlebes frei6ig Man6 beo
6anife 0isfnsftonsmeber /. Minnea-
polls. Nn er Sc fjebelige, me11 bpa6
flyer man life lie tranlit....
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Solomon bufier.

Der. og Mrs. 2aurit5 Dineien9O8
20tb Mpe. Sc. fon i oisie Gage
.gIRbe fig oper 9nfomiten al en- itor5.
Dreng, ser tilligemeo Mooeren be
timber iig beoite Belgaae4,oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
8altor S. 6. S. 9ireu.

S Manoags Mftes talte Naitor s.
8. S. @iren fra Bitbee, isis, poa
nngoomSbjemmet. .Soa1s Gmne bar
Dor 9rnlfe 5almeoigt,pi11g / Mmin-
beligbe6 og Sans 9l6olpb 8rorlen j
Ser6e1csbeo. San frembolot man
sc GrM fra 8roriens @olmer, iom
bite % Wanoen, Iom ha11 Dor.
8rorie1t bar BEN banife Eigter, lon1
1mer e1b 11ogen on6e1 ligrer Sc o111e-
rifanife Salmeoigtere, berbe6> at Fan
! fine Salmer Logger iaa ltor grgt
paa Mrbei6e og &.
8da mango Maaber b%ebanoleoe
Ha1tor 9iren bette Gimme for ma11-
0es @%ebfommenbe poa en- .gonife nh
Manbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Gaa 8eipg.

Srr arpgb. @nfe cfter Sen for
flere slar itoen af6p6e oattife @iice,
foni11 &enrp &rogb Sarge, M.Daf.
belpger i 0etne l1ge 9pillingbper,lc
iamrner mes iin S6n @erbaro&rogb,
Der er anertfanif @icefmriuI Sol
1ano. Mr. arogb afrejier cit af sc
1,armeite Gage til6agc til &oIlano
% logger 8eien ODER 8aibingtoll,
9. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

Mf6antpet.

Morife Mmerifa 2iniens itoIte
Camper "8ergensHor6"" ofoompe6e
fra Seem Sort Sen &C.. Sept. me6.
mango &oslagerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Warnebaah.

S Spn6ogs 0gbtes / Siemmet bos
Mr. og Mrs. Marius Geterlen,M i,1-
%netoufa Mills, 0eres lille Gotter;;
bun tit / Guabn Nobnet: @e1en
Na1la. @n ltor 6oriamlins par til.
iteoe ! nppntc bpitioelige N%nleoning,
og Gaitor 9orpgaor0 afbolot en lille
@11ostieneite pe6 famine 2ejliebeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
De.t isnberisife 6pnb.

Byi bor enbpibere. mootoget:
! Eu me5epnt ct. 8mul 200.
EIbfigere meobelt $3.50
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st SupbIentent

|meo be beo Mirnefota aegisIat11rs
|Gfgtrafamling ueotagne 2obe meo
|felger Mooef til bore Miinneiota
M%bonrea,ter. ..a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
3aa 6eriereile.

WiiS Netra Mn6er1en ferierer for
Chen bos tin Gcni116e, Mrs. Mgnes
8eteren, Song Cafe, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
Gait6 9ntberan G1nrcb..

@eb @n6stiendten pan Ssnooa
Tornt. ST. II bill Taltor CHARLES
8. Grant pre6ife ODER Sefiten:
"&aul's @raper for Gbriitialts" @f=
Ter &re6ifenen oil Scr. Carl M116er=
ion |Dnge. Ser er Sgn6agslfole &l.
9,45. &onfirmotionsflasien iamles
bier 29r0ag 6orm. ST. 10 / &tirfe11s
8arlors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
aHi111papnlis.
&Dinbcfurcningsmpbc.

Safe Mmelia &binbeforerti11g ln0-
lbDber til Me6e i ct. 9e6erS 6nnife
Intb. airfes Sal Eorsbag @fterm.
'ben 8. Sftober. Nlle er biertelig
belfonlne.
"geurg 8ranoes" aogens 5pifeit
~ &aufet.
&ornitse1t ne0oeler os1 at Der ifffe
:er 1toget 9spt at meooele ! oen11e
l1ge, men oerimoo / npite M1imer bill
man bpre iita1ao til at bringe set
1tofgrlige 3pgram, Iigeior1t a1lore
Gnfeltbeoer ON Setter.
81 npies berfor oe1tl1e Gang n1eo
at erinore bore 2afere ON 9atoen,
Der er Se1oag Sen 12. Sftober, 90
at Soften afboIoes Dm1ia tore %
tile 5al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03

LID fra st. @aul % Minneupolis
&c moenbps gtnoenter begptote at
inomeloe itg Manbags.
Meo bette 5foleaar begprocs eli
M &anbelsifole beb u~niperiitetet,
me6 George 3illiam Doprie font
.gbef. De1l,le NfbeIitta ifal inotaae
'idnme &a11g iom altore al llniper-
|iitetets pigtigite Mfoelinger> iom oell
iurioiife % bel, meoicinife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-03
@igber Wleieri.

9jpber Meieri.
8'&rr. 8nr. 2aurien og S. s.,
%foltl1ppHte gicepre1ioent
"Georg 8ranoes" 2oae11, bar i
.5aIlesifab fpbt ct Meieri i Soma.
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$1.OO.
GitD Office:
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Sch 4i1b ener 8eparation al
HIRE beits ben p~elfienbte Snbelers
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SNANDINAVISk
~illustreret



armed Hensyn tn Tyde1ghed og brug
Aa<hed / den almindelige Husholdning
den bedste og forHinligste og tillige den
msst elegant udstyrede Kogebog, udar.
Aeidetspecieltefter amerikanske Forhold,
z2mn egensinde ers udkommen, og indie,
holder
z OpeRrifter
a Bzodbagning, Kager, Supper, Gred,
Me1kespiser, Fisk, Skaldyr, Fjerkrs:
Edldt, Siege, Salater, Pfe'er. Saucer, Bud
H.ser, Omeletter, Ice Cream, Fromage,
Ry1nnger, Pelser, Gemyser, Erikkevarer,
ag desuden Afhandlinger ON Kogekar,
1ndk5sb at Fedeyarer, Opbevaring at
Esdembdler, Kjedets engelske Benavnel.
Refer for Syge og acknowledgements,
kadae Anretninger, Maal cg VBgt, SAINT
en Heiagtig Ordfortegnelse oyer norsk-
danske og engelske Ord i H~usholdBings-
zproget og en- Liste vel forskjellige j
lDansk og Norsk i Husholdningen fore
k~eEa1aende Ord. Altledsaget af en- RBkke
I0rsr7Hllge I~lnstrationer.
Bexea or $40 Slider og koster elegant
$-R1~raN~> sn~>N ST9&~n 3 GrrlA FF@E
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-13

jarrett Jamison and family were
Sunday visitors at the home OF charl-
es Martin.
The County Gregg spelling contes,
which was set for May 10 at this place
was postponed on account of the in,
clement weather until future date.
Mrs. S. J. Stevens and daughter Ma
ry were calling on Mrs. George W. Sni
der. the 18th.
Mrs. ]. C. Shafer spent last Satur-
day with Mrs. W. A. Fisher.
T. L. Cole attended the cottage
prayer meeting at johnson Wright's
last Thursday night when a Sunday
School organization was effected.
Greed Powell, OF Fairmont spent
Sunday there with friends.
Mrs. James Coombs is quite i'll at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. C. Fisher.
Mrs. D. H. Perkins and Mrs. Fanna
Stevens OF Westover spent last Thurs.
day with Mrs. S. ]. Stevens.
John Hovatter expects to move soon
TO the Daniel Breakiron property near
Morgantown where he has work.
Gilbert Henry and wife will begin
housekeeping nj the vacant house own.
ed by George W. Snider this week.
l. A. Stevens OF Catawba was visit
ing his many relatives and friends
here last week.
waneta Price OF opekiska spent the
week end here with relatives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-13
CTS AND FANCES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME CIRCLE|
|Gp1i(52dnl [5'7|FRaBlrILl|e.
ca1rzged 100 b.Ao 81 4x-..-5... ..-t.,,,s,,-.
Plan Parole Myself 70 Dad dy Lormsr and Enlist HI. Aid
Gspms4dAd 1910 L;Ghs

Conquest OF Tommy had never been
In my thoughts. / had never thrown q
Turing smile his way. had only dared
TO be myself when with him because
Tommy had been so frankly my loyal
servftor and nothing more. had been
selfishly absorbed in my own affairs
Thus excused myself for failing to
detect the first hint of change in his
attitude toward me.
$50 Bob Is in town at iast!" Tom.
my's voice sounded tired.
nodded.
Then, ma'am. take my advice. Get
quit Of your Job. Go back to the Lori
mer house. As said. you need real
man to look after you. Go back to Bob
at once"
Tommy's profile was splendid
against the window and thought that
he must have looked Just so the day
he took his tank across No-Man's-Land
and won his wound stripes.
Hateful world! Horrid old Mother
Nature!" said to myself. "I don't be-
lieve it's better to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at ALL
don't see what good Tommy can get
from bestowing hopeless love on q
silly little goose like me. It's to be
hoped that his feelings are Just aver
age. II so. his hurt won't last"
But Tommy never had and never
would confess to the feeling ] suspect.
ed. / couldn't offer him a word Of com.
fort. With an effort steered my wan.
dering thoughts into what promised to
be road without so many ruts.
ITO love Is TO serve" Tommy would
still want to help US. The least could
, do for him would be to accept his ser
vice.
"Friend Brother" / said crossing
the room and standing by his side.
Lately you asked me to reveal my ex.
istence to Daddy Lorimer. Well. you
were right, Tommy. l will"
Then Tommy came out Of his melan-
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choly and spoke with honest giadness:
That's good, ma'am. You'll never
know how good until you see Mr.. Lori.
mar. He's most sick-wurrytng about
you"
arrange the meeting, Tommy. as
soon as can get this plaster OF. Even
II have been batting around q hard
world. don't want Daddy Lorimer to
guess it-as he night-from this evil
dence." And ! laid a finger on my cut
temple.
-I'd better &c. him to come here.
mA'am."
But don't tell him he's to meet his
long lost Janet"
II get you ma'am. It's to be COM
plete surprise on himr'
And you're to bring him and share
the fun OF It. Tommy"
If You say 50. ma'am. And how will
you be introduced. ma'am? As a
stranger!"
"As myself! I'm going to parole my
self to Daddy!"
you couldn't do better" Tommy &C.
knowledged.
And knew that / couldn't. Daddy
would find both sense and humor in
my plan to win my husband back In
disguise.
When Tommy had left me. went up
! to my room and my heart was beating
hard under the stress Of many emo
tons.
wanted TO upset Katherine MI
ler's apple cart; was starving for
Mother Lorimer's tenderness; / was
homesick for the hooks and corners OF
the Lorimer house; was very weary
OF excitement and adventure; but
most OF all / wanted the pressure of
Bobs arms around me keeping mo
safe from the world.
The route to Bob's heart might prove
circuttous-but with Daddy to help me
II could hot fail to finp It.
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and Uncle Peter waving and wiping
his eyes from the express truck.

and Uncle Peter waving and wiping
his eyes from the express truck.
All the story OF the laundry was told
on the way home. and at every remon-
stance from the major Mrs. Hilbert
took Ovens part. It had been won
derful and remarkable Of her. she said,
ever to try to swing such an undertake
ing. Ovens lashes lifted once only 10
her fathers grim face.
I've paid up every last dollar we
owed with those soapsuds. Dad"
"And. dear" added his wife. firmly.
81 can assure you when we werc doing
canteen' work very often we women
did not only our own washing. out that
OF others who needed help"
Mother says our pongee paiamas ~
began Dick; then stopped, flushing
violently at Ovens look.
You needn't have told them about
those" she said as the two. stood for
a moment on the veranda steps TO.
gether, after the house was reached
I'm not going TO have that sign mp all
my life. ] hope"
81 hope not. 100" Dick assented fer.
vently. Il made up my mind the first
day saw 1t that I'd take 1t down my.
self Just the minute you gave me- a
chance. And I'm going to ask for the
chance mighty soon, too"
Gwen drew in a deep breath OF re-
lief. After all. good soldier may be
permitted to be glad when the wa. is
over.
81 don't care how soon you try 1t,
Dick" she said. and slipped by his
reaching arms into the house.
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LAUREL POINT

Jarrett Jamlson and family wer,
Sunday visitors at the home Of charl
es Martin.
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Miss Blanche Hildreth and son Har-
old Of Grangeville who had been Wis.,
iting relatives at Marietta and William
town have returned home.
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MUCH HARDER.

First corkscrew-what will you do
after July 1?
Second corkscrew-1 think I'll Try
opening car windows. - New York
Sun.
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occur. But the high tension or
secondary wires may develop a short
circuit where least expected. SO that
1t would be well to go over them oc-
casionally to see that no leakage
takes place. This is particularly true
during rainy weather. The moisture
is drawn in by the fan and scattered
around under the hood
Wires which do not leak current
before will short-circuit during a wet
spell. The best method is to run the
engine and to trace along each wire,
lifting it away from any place it may
leaking through the insulation
Where leak is noted the place must
be taped.
IA more puzzling problem occurs
where all the wires from the dis
tributer pass through a metal tube.
There is always the possibility Of a
shont from the wires to the tube, as
the tube Is always grounded. Proceed
as follows: First find out If the cur
rent enters the suspected wire. To
do this disconnect the wire at the
distributor end and hold it near it's
course. II no spark is seen the trouble
is not in the wire, but in the dis
tributer. If good spark occurs at
the distributor. but none at the other
end Of the wire. there is a short in
between. The wire must be pulled
out and a good one substituted, al
though the old one may be made
serviceable again.
ION some systems it will be found
impossible to remove the defective
wire, SO 1T is necessary to substitute
a good one between the same points,
tube and securing it by means of
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SIMPLEST" SPARK TROUBLE
OFTEN BATTLES AUTO OWNER

Many times I have been asked to
the trouble was one Of the simplest"
says William H. Stewart, jr., presi-
dent of the Stewart Automobile
School
The average driver knows. moth
ing about electricity as applied to
the automobile and SO is unable to
tell when the ignition system is
functioning properly. He is afraid to
experiment and believes in letting
things alone until something happens.
He then looks over the system for the
first time, and, Of course, does not
know whether the wiring is right or
not. Yet I have repeatedly pointed
out cases Of worn insulation. among
other troubles, about which the
operator seemed entirely lost. In one
case the spark was jumping freely
from q distributor wire to a piece of
metal near by, and he pointed to it
as evidence that he had good spark.
evidently accepting it as a matter of
course that the spark should jump
where it did.
Even II the operator understands
nothing Of the nature Of his ignition
system he should at least familiarize
himself with the positions of the vari-
ous wires. their colors and general
condition. Here the instruction DOCK
will be a great help. Then il any one
of them becomes displaced it will be
readily noticed. Watch particularly
for cases where one wire chafes
against another or some piece Of
metal. Such places should be pro-
tected with electric tape, or at least
separated so that no short circuit may