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ties become enlarged and modified
20 q to act a. lungs for. breathing
air.
q. II there . book In the bible
that does not contain the word
A In the King flames version "; 81
Of the bible the word God does not
tppear I'm the book Of Esther.
@ Is there . town in the Unit
cd States named o. K? W.K.L.
A.. There II an O. K. I'm Ken
lucky, an Okay In Arkansas, an
Okey in Ohio. and Okla in both Mon
tana and West Virginia
Q. How many bills has Presi-
dent Wilson vetoed? 8. A. o.
A. In his two administrations
President Wilson has vetoed q
bills. Thirteen Of these were in
bis first administration.
O. What Is the greatest depth
that has been located In the Great
Lakes? CRH
A. Tha geological survex-says
that the greatest depth IL 1,013
test according to the lake survey.
This 10 found in Lake Superior.
q. Are Montessori schools pub
lie or privats9 B. r..
A 4ontessofi schools have ham
ofarts4 all oyef the world, mainly
through private effort, but in
0vft1erland they haxs ben eetah-
HsAed publicly b. law. e 1911.
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q mufiled thud from outside their
door.
Tho beam!" cried Pierre ut
has gfven way at last! God help
anyone who happens to be near
The gale roared more furiously
than ever. and suddenly stopped Tor
= brief moment. And then the two
rushed to the door. Could they be
mistaken. or had they heard Z hu-
man voice-of someone In pain?
On the steps, lying across the
pavement, was the great beam and
under It the form Of = man. Thev
raised him mp and in the black
shadow Of tho corner struggled to
draS the unconscious figure into
the shoH They laid him yerx
gently 6pon the couch in the hacf
room, and then Pierre broustt in
. light . :
The stood transnxsd and stared
ut the face of the man before them.
Madeleine uttered q piercing CIV.
and then she was on her knees by
the side Of the bed.
cried.
Gentle fingers undid the coat and
rested for . moment over the heart
He 10 alive! God b thankedir
she sobbed. And - Pierre rushed
In abe took tho things he held out
and did all that . yearning mother
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Splendid Examples.

It IL . good thing to stimulate the imagina-
ton Of young people with tales Of heroism.
and II they are discouraged it is good to en-
courage them with examples OF success after
failure. But it is not good to leave the average
boy or girl with the imprepsicn that he or she
also must be great in the way In which these
heroes were great
Two or three boys now In school may per-
haps some day become president OF the United
States, but not more. and II all are urged to
strive for this distinction and they take the
lesson to heart. it means that all but twQ or
three are bound to be disappointed and carry
through life sense Of hopeless failure. And
70 with other aims Of the sort
1t il given to very few to be distinguished
in any line, and, II all aim at distinction nearly
all must end in failure. And that means bit
terness Of soul after fierce and hopeless
struggle. =
The bitterness is not entirely undeseryed
for the desire to stand out as superior to others
| is not entirely generous. And even when it il
gratined it cannot make one happy IL it has
stunted tho rest Of life.
One should not strive too much to be q
hero. It is better simply to do ones part
Sometimes that leads to heroism Of the out
standing sort. More often it does not.
Simply doing what ought to be done and
taking what comes ones way without a fuss il
heroism also. and heroism of better kind
for It Is reached without an applauding audi
ence to urge one on, and success is not achieved
at the expense Of someone else's disappoint
| meut.
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What's In A Name?
b.
MILDRED
MARSHALL
~~>-A
tcssg.ssA. lsls. h th~whe.,~ sssae.as. lss.,
would be to the modern house

would be to the modern house
wife.)
When Greek MYTHOLOGY came in.
poor Laurentia was turned into a
nymph whose chatterins annoyed
Jupiter to such an extent that he
ordered her tongue cut out and
sent her to the lower world in
charge Of Mercury. Be that as it
may, her name was popular among
Roman matrons and existed in
various forms. Lorraine is geas--
ally regarded Is the. French inter
probation Of this popular name
which slipped over the border from
Italy.
Jade is her talismanic gem. II
will bring her health, riches, long
life and happiness. according to the
extr2yagant promise Of the Chi
nese. Monday is her lucky day and
II her lucky number.
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bettR typs fmschanicallxl are mot
harmful to the eyes. There are
ntill q few exhibitors Who in1Iict On
the audience Aieksring pictures. =
use ialms 20 worn out as to give 2
..roinyr effect on the screen. and
thena are indeed bad for the eyes.
CeAeo O. whisky.
In order to settle an argument
kindly advise which 10 more harm
full. coffee, drinking or whisky
drinking. B likes . cup Of coffee
for 6reakfast and J says this u
harmful. But ] likes . glass Of
whisky when he can get IT. and
declares this 10 good for anybody.
(B. & j.
Answsr-One or two cups OF COZ
Zee . day rarely does anything but
rood to an adult One glass Of
whisky . day may produce serious
liver or kidney disease.
Cleaning Teeth.
Il soap good for cleaning teeth
III. H.
Answer{Soap is the best thing
We have for cleaning teeth. All
tooth powders. pastes and lotions
consists largely Of soap. Plain soap
Is my own preference.
Swallowed . Nall
:, A four-year-old boy swallowed q
small nail five days ago. Some say
the acid In his stomach will dis
solve it. Have heard that dry boiled
potatoes are good to feed in such q
I! case. Please tell me what to do.
(E. M. L.
Answer-Do nothing. or course
the acid in the stomach will NOT
dissolve It The nail was probably
passed from the bowel within 4S to
u hours. Give no physic in such a
case. Such foods as baked pota-
toes, we'll ripened bananas. and
thoroughly cooked vegetables Of
any kind may be given. in order to
leave q large residue in the bowel
to cover the nail, but this is only
for the first day or two. II any
trouble develops, an X-ray exami.
nation would probably show
whether the nail is still in the all
mentary tract
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"Peste!" he cried. my glasses"
He adjusted them and excitedly
read the letter.
"Chers amis." he. spelled out
nervously. II must tell you that /
have something at once painful and
comforting for you to know. Yes
terday there was brought to us q
young man. victim of shell-shock,
who does not know his name or his
past life, and who il exactly like
your son. l had determined to
summon you here that you might
learn the truth. wheA I discovered
this morning that he had wandered
on in tho night I can ind no trace
Of him, but / feel It my duty to tell
you Of my criminal carelessness. /
will never cease searching for him.
NY dear friends. some day will
md him. and II It il in my power
/ will cure him Of his terrible A.
fiction.
N. In DOCTEUR PAUL DUvAL.
-Lhospital des soldats, Paris, "
After . long while Pierre breathed
heavily. then stopped to pick MP the
paper which had huttered to the
floor.
And tKen the two old people were
together on their knees BY the win
dow. Offering silent prayer for thell
boy to b cent hack to them. Ton
Q long while they helt there. 4
The roar Of, the gale outside ami
the narrowing Of the gray patch d
light told them that night VA
coming and the storm was On.
They listened dumbly to tn
furious wind, until Madeleine said
slowly:
IF cur boz should b out in thil
I-eomeWheee near U.s.
A sudden loud crack. - Of over'
strained veof giving way. an1 ths1
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~ PLACE DE BoNs SURPRISES
iltEBy ARlSTA e. FISHER
II oeyright. 1890. BY Wheeler

q f5fN 0yAss41SoS0s AACsy
lile vas . gray. faded nd sign.
4tl(ytug from q huge beam, and
hs the grayef and more faded
~ HE accusing ray Of sunshine
dt ING across II. Pierre had
49, It. after q portentous selection
q lAint, boards and hinges. and
&6fs had hung Il on tho ahcisnt
3l11A IA Place de Bong Sur
49,. held . great meaning. for
vpChot Pierre pastofesa the prince
q b&D<ry cooks, Sans rivale." ~ his
ef14 ring customers said Of him?
III The CHEEKY little shop ON the
G44Qor Of Rue RoXale and La Cham
49, the CHEEKY little "marmiton"
~ ~ CHEEKY little wife conducted
~ Dizziness that had made them
~ Great long names dbl
Gt|o ADpIy to his mastefpiecss.
sNsu1lleceudantsucre~ wne the
ItA q . marvellous pie. and Lon
~ |oVelllance," this fat little chef,
~ earst Of inspiration, had called
n SeHeous tart
! customers accepted each AsW
fplscs-- rsvsFsnfly. - one
No. regard something sacred.
line his vie. = shs sat In
~ 9AAir BY IL vindow, would
c44 each CUSTOMER via o .Bon-
t. UAdams." or . belle journee,
a. She gresled everyone With
~ tIlA Int many thaRn $500 whN
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What America Cost.

year hundred and twsntytpisht years ago
- August there sailed from Palos, Spanish
|yogt, Christopher Columbus and his gallant
IossNsv And ~ years ago today they sighted
ltAs dove aa4 TIE floating green branch that
heaat land. Talk about Sailing. sailing. over
Ne bounding main" Christopher Columbus and
hi men had their MI Of 1t on their trip
And the cost Of discover, u this land Of
ouD-how the researchers and statisticians
5oss 10 roll the figures under their tongues
- inst seven thousand iron men," cold sil-
~ ellazs -. ~ Il y - ".
Ii Ind Queen Isabella, reports sometimes to
Seontrasy. didn't pay all Of that; mot even
{4SSaiggest part No. Two brothers, Martin
4tvincsnts Pinson, real sporting gentlemen.
4lfAcniy supplied two Of the feet Of three ves-
1ee& the Pinto and the Nina, but paid for the
$aupment too Columbus, You know. COM
111adsd the Santa Maria. VIII the world ever
1sfest his ship! Never.
r ~ to pay. Few soldiers or. sailors or
4y1d-bs discovsrers seem to care to work
NeAeat that. Well. Columbus was paid at the
~ a. $500 year. the Pinzon brothers $3.50
tityar. and the crew about $3.50 . month each
4 1q4nbus paid out in pay alone about $4.4oo
49, s9penses, including the cannon on three
433tb ran the total outlay up to $1,000.
- the trip lasted from August of one yea,
40 March Of the next, with the discovery o.
49, world - feature. It may be said tina,
ttyF in history was $1,000 expended in q bet
&ssse, no matter who supplied the ducata
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LORRAINE.

AV0hAxN6e
Where Lorraine originated is diff
ficult to say. That particular form
has no genealogical history. But
it is possible that it is the modern
outgrowth of the names arising
from the old Roman 'lares," the
little twin gods who presided over
the household and were decorated
with wreaths on festival days
The special feast of the lares
was on the 22nd Of December and
1t was Immediately followed by that
6 a feminine deity called Lara.
Larunda, Larentia, Laurentia or
Acca Laurentia, who was termed in
old Latin, good mother" 1t was
she to whom prayers were made
that no good slave might depart.
What . comfort her presence
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Argus Information Bureau

tAay ssaAw e. - ~ slsye - u
ton 1urseu. Jsedsfie ). Hsakia, DlEsessr.
eddFeso and enc3o0 tvo-esnA sto0D Tor ri
eanAdsntial. tn gspli1s bslAg ssnt dtrset
peAd 70 anoaynsU lse4esuS.
@. What IL meant BY Roman
1av9 OR
"A 4. rhs> term -Rom.n law. is
used somewhat ambiguously but
most commonly at the present day
In reference to tho body Of civil
Law. It includes all Of the laws OF
the Roman state from Romulus to
tho time Of Justinian.
@. What was the amount OF ma
rine insurance written by the gov
eminent during the war. F. Up.
A. The bureau Of war risk in
surance says that according to
their records the net amount Of in
surance written on hulls, freight
and passage money. cargoes and
personal effects between April s.
1917, and Nov. Is, 1918, amounted
TO 81. SIS, s58.523.
O. What 10 the true relation Of
the north star to the north pole!
A. The north star revolvss In .
circle about IL degrees In radius
10 that part Of the time It II IL
degrees west Of north and ct times
|1k degrees east OF north and also
| Il II exactly ON the meridian twice
10 day.
q. How do erahs bfsathsi
r. In
A. Al Q rule. erals breathe By
gflls, which are lodged IN . pair Of
cavities 1t the side Of the caratAc6
Sut IN Tia tina laaA cfahe the cayi.
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1t leaked out at the convention Of the Ma
tional Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
that dealers are now putting alcohol into many
kinds Of the Sunday school refreshments and
rum in the tutti frutti brands Oh, boy.
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UGeb 4 0eoteh yer1Iet.
r~1... 49, : ,-e.aee.' r
11iezl0 g nlne ~ u VAN
severe pains In the upper abdomen
On : Wednsnday uight She felt
nanaeated. brt dta not yomit She
had alno severe heedneAa. She
reeused 70 cali . physiciAn becauss
a ga woman a the nelehh16dhood
assured ~ thaa tie illnsss vas en-
Hrelv due Is e9tt1uk her feet vet.
I vsrned her thait Il HAs Ill non
eensA to IMAGINE that wet feet
cnuld hurt ~ one. But she be
lfoved what the old woman said
about II ana would mot let me csal
the doctor -. Well, It proved
disastroue for my friends. Ny
husband used to believe al eorta
Of rubbish about changes ol
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n TURKEY Cobbler has one chance for hii
II thsy may tasp his prics too high.
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4 man died n Chicago taxicab the cthe
Nv, Probably he had just been handed hi
llAss bill hy The driver. y
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The hungry Russian il beginning to BE-
|lloss that the q n sovist - meaningless.
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eDains nsw premier promises . program
toe social reborn, but one wonders Il SPANS
l1nfsations are like her oastleA
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Today's Annivsrsasi''

1S45-The first industrial oon LIZ
in the United States 'p
in New York city. J,
1s5o-rhe first college in the v0 Y.
regularly organized io y =
education Of womei 10 =
medical profession vas oV
ed in Philadelphia 3
ls7o-The Southern Pacific :, ..,.s
was formed by consolidauo'
1SsAAnna Howard Shaw VIZ =.
dained a minister o. ..s
Methodist Protestant cnu''-
,ssLnin.h M. Grail tMiss ~ "
ioci9. author Of John H. ~
fsx Gentleman" died.
|, April 20, 1926. ,.,..
1880 General William W. Belr Benz,
secretary Of war in G', ~
second administration IA
in washington. p. G.
at Newburg. n Y, SEP
1879. ,..A
lSe5-United States marine -
in Korea to protect the ~
ican legislation Il
lSSS-The German emperor =
empress departed from &;
lin on their visit "
estine. &
Eagland's war widows -
marrying 1t the rate o.
mnmth-
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4 fhs batting average In the world series 4
-, tut The betting average Il Mill
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Movies and the Eyeg,

Please inform me whether NOV
ing pictures are harmful to the
eyes in any way. (E. FL
Answer-Moving pictures Of the
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Eaeland's war widows y
marrying 1t the rate o.
month. \
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22

MEN WANTED, TO SELL GROCERIES
Selling experience not necessary.
One of worlds largest wholesale gro
Gerry houses Capital over $1,000, OO0),
wants ambitious men In your locality
to sell direct to- consumer nationally
groceries, paints, rootings. lubricating
oils. stock foods etc. No capital re-
quired. CommissiohAt advanced. Write
today. State age and county desired.
John Sexton & Co, ES52 W.. Illinois ST.,
Chicago, Iii. M
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.pEL1NE MEN AND sPEcIALTY

sIDEL1NE MEN AND SPECIALITY
agents to sell Greenwood's Approved
Business and Income Tax Record to
business and professional men; ma
tory; no experience, required; a. bust
ness necessity; big money-makcr.
Eighty thousand sold last season.
Every business and professional man
a "live" prospect. The Greenwood
Co. 7l2 Federal ST., Dept. 80. Chicago,
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THE MILES r.. BIxLBR GO. fNA-
tional advertisers), we'll Known to the
trade. want. capable specially salesmen
in North Dakota Q r4.Bixlers Staple
Jewelry." Guaranteed. Splendid OPP
.portunity. Unusual cooperation. Lib
erals commission: Backed by national
Advertising. an aggressive worker can
make $500 monthly. Apply to r. J.
.Gillett, General Manager, The Miles Il.
Bixler Co, 202-47 carlin Bldg, Cleve-
land, o.
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AGENTs-MAKE $50. WEEKLY TAX
ing orders for fast selling Goodyear
raincoats; hundreds OF orders waiting;
$3.50 IN hour for spare time: We de-
liver n collect; sample coat free;
write today for agency. Goodyear
Mfg~Co., S218 Goodyear Bldg. Kansas
CITY. Mo. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22

FREE RAINCoAT FOR INTRODUCE
ing u combination storm coat and
overcoat. All the rage. Big demand.
$40 and up daily. Failure impossible.
o Liberty Raincoat Co., Dept.
H-160, Dayton, Ohio.
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LARGE MANUFACTURING coRPoR-
alton wants capable men to opan
branch onice and manage salesmen.
own money Exclusive rights; pa
tented article; money-making possible
tiles unlimited. VIII pay. expenses to-
Nj. Clemmer. Sales Manager, sos n.
Eutaw ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
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l WANT DISTRIBUTORS FOR RoTA-
strop; gives 500 shaves from one
blade;. thousands being sold; every
man q prospect; four sales q day nets
yous$50 r*week: exclusive territory;
Address Manager, Burke Mfg. Co.,
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WE OFFER WONDERFUL oPPoR-
tunity to reliable man to make from
$50 to 500 weekly at home in
time. Direct by mail proposition. No
only $3.50. Mutual Co.. Minneapolis.
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USIN

~ BUSINESS MAN WITH
old established we'll rated msnSfsc-
turing firrni Wonderful opportunity
for right party to connect with entire
.ly new line of business without com
required. Should net at least $4,000
first year. International Machine
Company, Suite pa Wolf Bldg. Balti-
more, Nd.
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S roon1 house. modern but heat.
and SO IT. lot. barn for {. head
of horses, garage. Price 100000.
Good terms. Can have posses
sion December l. Close TO
school.
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HEI,r-SALESlaEN

REP
r~esentative for DeyilgeL Lake, North Da-
skota and adjacent territory in northern
half OF North Dak0ta, Line consists Of
exclusive e I. art scaais,tdars,a h~tKh-Erade
leather goods Indoor and outdoor
metal signs. for advertising purposes!
An excellent opportunity for real pro-
ducers. Necessity for advertising
never greater. Farming possibilities
unlimited, ..FAatwo and one-half million
dollar concern. Make reservation now
(. for the new year; Address The 81
II wood. Myers slColnpan&s Western Sales
piyssioNn, spttnsfeM, sohto. / 4
swKNT 100 MEN AND WOMEN
: quick to take orders tor. Conner rain
coats and waterproof aprons. Every.
body buys. McCrary's profits last year
]. we're !$5,2la.t0.. New styles. wonderful
bargains, direct from manufacturer to
wearor. Barnes made $3.50 in 90 days.
Tremendous profits" for you. $2.600-A
year for three average orders a day.
$40 q day for your. spare time. No de-
livering nor collecting. No capital re-
CURED. I furnish everything, include
ing q beautiful sample 9 Write
Mfg Co. Dept. G-158,.payton, Ohio.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE = DOING
good business; easy terms: part cash,
balance monthly. Home Cafe. Wahpc-
ton. MD.
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RAKERIlER
RATns

OUT OF TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
ehlled. Ghic&Ro Bakery. zig S.S..3rd st.
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statesmen WHO ARE ALERT AND
keep. in constant touch with newest
and most profitable selling lines. read
the Novelty News. Send soc (stamps
accepted) for special salesmen's num-
Der. The Novelty News, z S.. Clinton
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UNDERsELL RETAILERS, ON AN AR
itself. No competition. Over 100, 900
sold last year. 1902 profit. $40 to
$25 daily easy. Halyorsen. 1903 w.
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AGENTs-sALEsMEN - SELL KOAL
Ekonomizer. Makes two tons coal
equal three..s GyarAnteed.~ Statesmen
made $500 Oct. .?as side line. Manx
Mfg. Co.,f5I5 Paxton Bldg, Omaha.
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BURN LIQUID FUEL IN OYUR PRES
emit stove. Beat the proateers. Live
day for literature. Acme Burner Co..
Mt. Vernon, Ill.
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SEND FOR FREE TOILET SOAP SAM
pie and 5000 cash refund offer. La
cassfa Co.. Dept. $40. St. Louis. Mo.
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!. CHAIR SHOP FOR SALEIINQU1RE
Box 342...Outlook, Montana
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Nine Lots on South End. two
. blocks to Roosevelt School 4
For Sale at Your Own Price.
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FOOT SPECIALISTS.

"a EN-
DIR. u. G ANsoN, root SPECIALIST
Over drug store 3rd and DeMers Ave
.NCorne removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired and aching, feet Mails.
.bunjons treated. WeFts removed.