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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-13
s'"te OF OHIO, City OF Toledo.

s'Nte OF Ohio, City OF Toledo.
,ucas County. SIS.
rank J, Cheney makes oath that he
J. senior partner OF the firm of r. J.
enc Co. doing business In the City
! that sad arm will pay the sum OF
Z HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
every c, e of Catarrh that cannot be
.H nv th' use of HALLS CATARRH
" NE, FRANK j CHENEY,
- before me and subscribed in
D. sHnce, this 9Th day OF December.
-. isS6, A. W. GLEASON,
OCT Notiry Public.
rams Cata-rh Medicine Is taken In
, cnbNH ard acts though the Blood on
. Mucous Surfaces OF the system Send
- tast.a3Cnials, free.
" ) CHENEY a CO., To~Io. O.
NoG ~ y druggists, TIC.
.Azife Fatally Pills for con.>ipation
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-13

Wlsdom and Prudence.
There Is a courageous wisdom; there
ID also q false. reptile. prudence. the
result. not Of caution. but Of fear
Burke.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-13

Mrs.. Helen X. Gardener. sufS
&sge leader. 10 the nrst woman,
ever to be appointed to . place
on the Civil Service Commission
She has just received the appointI
meut from President Wilson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-13

Advertise in the Republican.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Is. Nopetnber, 1920,

sebn Sabre berblieb nro Damn nod
Den, Comm ct. Marttn u115og, no e.
ieitbem uobnbnft nor. Set ben,
CODE Der 8attin fdten ifttd iein Gu
itanb al beridlimntern. Der er, Die ct
iagte. bnlh in Ben 500 folgen tpe.be.
Seine Mbming but iid nertpirflidt.
mno 10 tit er iest mieoer nit feiner Sc.
bensgefabrtin nod tangent nab gliid-
lidem @beleben i'm Sobe pereint. 8ie
Dor Monaten odt &inoer sic CUTE
Mentter %betranerten, 10 betpetnen Tie
iest ben Singang bes firiorgl;ben
Saters, Ser Inn bas @obl ietnec
8u6fomnten 10 ernltIih nno erfola-
reid beiorgt NOR. Die @inoer iiHo
oie Srauett so. Seinen, Sobn 6 1idt
nnS 8eter 5d1fer, ole bon ct. Mar<
tin, 6rau 9erman11 l1tfb bon Safe
3enrp, Ri1. Mobs un6 Grart Mitolas
SbeIer1 bon ct. Glouo uno Sobn
Mnhg bon Game, Snsfat9etpan, 60
MAZDA. l1n6 in 5eren &er5eleio tetlett
ith bier 8rii6er, Midael, Matbtas.
Nid5clns unb Sobann. gu benz De-
s,1hnife, BAG Samitagmorgen mad;
einem pon1 bodap. P. @ngea. $. e.
g., eebaltener Geelenamte ltattfcuo,
Eatte iib cine groBe Mssniheumenge
einseh,nben, Die in onbd4tisem Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

1916 III GoIfenoingen geboren. IT,
Der Aartoffelpreis III 2urenlburg ba-
riiert 5tpiiden 4.50 urD s Gpanfen.
Sdhuei5.. ].
2n5ern. SIN &lojter gngelberg
FIT Der 5enior Der &ommunitdt, g.
|geba &orat, 81. g. g., I'M 4Iter bon
1873 Sabren %geItorben. ssSn Barren
|itarb i'm MIter bon sc SaDren So
|bann sos. 5dmib, Bater bes bohm.
|Biarrers Sbnnib. gHs SiH fir ben
papitliden @eIa1oten Maglione in
Bern 1pl1r6e Die gila M~argberita, ne
ben bem Sen Sdtpeitern III SngenD0bl
|%gebDrenoen spital 8iftoria, IN Der
Ndbe bes s6dn5li ertporben, Ole ebe.
benz Dem italienii4en @eianoten ano
8rnfen 6n Sc geborte. @iniiebeln
bette bieles Sabr ben i9le9teiten Btl=
gerbeilb felt Mrsbrltd) Beg @rieges.
Defterreid.
Mfe1t. Die 11urtmebr borliegen<
ben @nblberibte aug Der Bropin5
5eiger, baB 6ie driitlidio5iale 8arfei
dis meitalls tdirffifte @ruppe ibren
|gtn3ug in Die nelle Nationalperia1tit1<
lung baIte11 tpirb, 1pdbrenb sic 60
3ialoemofraten nit &ilfe Der refill
den Stimmen ibren friiberen 8eiit<
itanb 5umin6eit nur fnapp at bebaup-
ten in Der Sage fem biirften. Sic
@roBbeutiden erlei0er einen 8erluif,
ben iie pobI IN eriter 2inie Der
.Stimmen5erfplitterung I'M eigenen
Eager 5u berbanfen bnben. Rad ben
bisber borltegen0en ~@eiammtberib=
ten iteut fid 6as Stdrfeperbdltnis
Der Bnrteien in ser r1el1en National<
berinmmlung folgen6ermnBen bar:7 ~
Gbriitli6io5iale (8utpads IA Man-
bate), SO So5ialbemofraten @erlnft
6 Man6ate), 10 @roBoenti6e G. ber-
l getponnen) unb ! Mitglie6
Der @iirgerli6en Mrbeitspartei (@raf
g5ernin.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

Ibete Der 5eelenrube oes Dnbi1geiGie.
bbenen gebadter itnb Tim nbars Oral
bina,1s ein g,ltes Mn0enfen betpabrn
neroen. Sim Die elpige 8ube uni
ealt trauernoen Sinterbliebenen nnf'
ribttges 9etleiS.
Mm porlebten Sonntagaben6 per-
Ian1taltete Der Miiiionsberein in Der
lS1ulbaae cine gut bei1dte aarten-
PORTE. nobel Srau Sobal1n 5hafer
ben erlten 3amenpreis un6 Sobann
Norbmann sen erltcn @errenpreis err
rang. Das 81. Martin Or6eiter be-
forgte BEL Der @elegenbeit Die Muiif.
SSn benz 8eftnben Der Gran 2eo
Noromann, tpel6e iblimm erfranft
mar, lit eine ani6einenoe 8eiierung
!eingetreten. B,
Murtin 96bn un6 @attin iinD nad)
atpei @o6en langem 8eiube bel bier
|tpobnen6en 8ertpan6ten nod ibrem
|Seim in @aqatpap, Minn., 5uridge=
reiIt. ss=
SEQ 8lonigen mnb @attin beindten
nit SRI. Mamie @incloir lette $50
DE lire III Belle Hlaine mobnenoe
8ertpanoten.
Mi9. &einen erIitt ben1 MusgieBen
bon @niolin a11f Elm Gelter 8ran6e
mun6en an ben @6noen un6 i'm Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

|jidt. Gin Mr3t ipatrbe gu Silfe gerll.
fen, l1rter beiien g~ebanolnng CT lpobl
[bnl6 nieoer miro arbeitsfabig iein.
Gobert &ubI CAB ieiner 5dpieger'
mntter. G6rau Menaelfpf, Die lid bier
mebrere @ohen beiu6stpeiIe nufbien.
auf ibrer &eimreiie nod Miinneapolis
bas @eleite. 81,
..Grau gberbnrt @9inf Dol, Mab.
nobmen berbradte mebrere Gage bier
int &reiie bon 8ertpanoten ltnD Srenn
ben.
Gral1 MngeIa &dbr, bon ct. gloub
erfrente bier mobnen6e 8ertpnnote11
nit mebrtagigem Beiude.
&odtp. P. gaiitan 8. g. g., bon
Scored, Sapar, belt porlebten Conn
tag einer ilnitrierten DWortrag in Der
|@dulballe, gu Dem fid eine. groBe
Menideni9nar e%ingefunoen bette, De-
rem 5pen6en BEL Ser bom bodap. Mii-
|iionar aufgenommenen &oIlefte reid
lid floiien. ]
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Ta6fifen geidllo6em.

Nen gorf, %. Nop. Mne feds
&affinerien Der Mmerican Sugar 3e-
filming COMPANY iino gei9loiien uor-
ben. IGN 8eamter Der @efelidaft err
fIdrte, s0aB lie nod 8orrat genltg an
aSn6 baitten, I'm alien 8eoarf gu De-
.den. Die Sabrifen tuaren audi nur.
tempordr gei6loIien por0en, oa Die.
Nadfrage na9 3uder iebr nadgelai=
len babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Mrbettsaeit perfnrat.

&olDofe, Moii., Is. Mob. Die
'2pmnn Mias in &olpofe, pelde Ser-
.tiItparen ber1teqt, fiiubigte an, haB
bon beute ob anifatt 48 t1lr 80 5tun-
ben pro Mode gearbeitet tDenoen miro.
Sic Gnrr MIpacoa COMPANY, pelde
ebenfalg Eartiluaren berftent l1no
mebrere tallIenb 2eute beiAaftigt,
miro MIR bret Gage in Der Bofe Or
Iniien.
2iebesboffnuneen nerben bdufig gu
@afier 49, Oft aud at Bein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
@ollefte bate Elm duBerit 5ufrieoen.

Rollette bate Elm 1uBerft 5ufrieoen.
ltelenoes grgebnis gingen id 3D.
BET iber $500 Elm.
Mm lesten Sreitagnadn1ittag mad
te iid Elm 5bletd0ieb in ben Glar-
e11ce 2oio @rfrii9ungg 8nrIor mauiig
uro enttpet1oete cine fleine Snmme
|@el6es, tp6brenb ein 8r1tber bes Sc
iddftseigentumers auf fnr5e Belt ab,
|meierb mar. Son benz Diebe bat man
alid nibt Die geringlte 5pl1r, mietpobl
|%angenommen miro, bob oer Diebltabf
bon elmer Berion, Die NIT ben &dl1m-
.li9feiter befnnnt fem muB, bega11gen
.tpur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
Gplb1 qe1t nod @iib-Mmerifa.

8aibington, 16. Nob. 5efrez
tGr goIbD bonn 5taatsoepartement
miro innerbnlb 5mei Woben in omit
.Ii6er gigenlfaft gum Beind nod
.5i6amerifa reiien, lofern &raiioent
.Wil1on 6ie Neiie genebmigt. 8dbreno
&onferen5 nit SloHeniefretar
'DanieIs betreffs Der in Musii6t ge=
nomme,ne Sioamerifafabtt @olbD's
Itelte Ser ~eritere benz lebteren formea
elm Shlo@ti6iff our 8erfiignng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

8i4iee iebSne WeiRnadets
aus Ociterrcidt.
2ekter 8eteatag perldugert bis gum
8. 9e5enrber. 8 id)0ne, be1tide BIZ
der MIR $500. RodBbader, Salem
ber, 8plfsbnd)er.
Gs fi11o bies / uG5iihrer aum Slid
I'M Salls uno gamiliie, beites nno
lih0nites Bud fir ale Gra1en, Wfiit-
ter r1to ertpadfene Weaoden nit 288
|5eite11 nrb is groBen 8iloern / iqu-
|itrierter, fatboliider 0olfstpleroer
|fur's nddyite Sabr, 1 biitoriides, tit
tenreiines Biener 8omanbub, 1 itu-
|ftriertes Eiroler @e1bihtenbub NIT
|i6onen 6euti6en 2iebern iamt Roten,
reidiluitriertes Sabrbu6, 1 iln-
|Itriertes Meiieb19 bon Mmerita, 1
|}d0nes, groBgeora1dtes N~oierfrnn5ge<
betbud ODER 1 Heiner georudtes Sc
betbuA bonn g0tH. 9eilan6 unb bns
reidinu1trierte Sud- Cine perleitm-
bette Ntutter" nit insgefamt mebr nls
[17O0 Seiten. faft 500 bobinterellnn-
ten, ebrreider1 8il6ern aus alien
8eltgegenoen iotpie nit Dielen bum
berten @radbl1ngen nn6 @eididten.
Mm ien6e iogleih ieim genuu ge
|f9riebene, leferli6e Mbreiie nno So
in einem gut beridloiienen Brief an
sic Montimitration 6es &atbpiiden
|Geie4enbereia, in &lagenfnrt, q. 1,
&oftbpr II, in Seiterrei6 (Mnfria),
@arppe. AuBerbalb am 8rieffubert
|ni9t ongeben, mas 6rinnen lit. 8ir
f1nnen ellen anraten, cine folde 8e=
itellung fogleih gu MAIDEN; nan unter
itibt 6nmit Die Mrmert 1ieies gut fa<
tbolil9e1 Dereines in 0eiterreib unb
befor1mt babel nr4 nod n9t i60ne
8iiber nls ppaftiide Beibnudtsge-
fdenfe fir Jung unb ali, Die bier in
glmeriiffn n11d Inn bieI mebr @eIb nidt
5n baben in6. Mne Beiteler befom=
men altb gang umionit / &e5eptbMdel
uiiber 80 quite, nlte, belltf6e 8msmit=
tel gegerr Die bdufigiten menidlidlen
@%rnhfbeiten, fonie &eaepte anr 5elbit
lberitennng Der notpen6iglten Sell
mittel fir @austiere gleib5eitig NIT
gefnn6t. Mit oie1en alterprobten @e=
5epten miro in iebem Sauie biel I'm
glif berbiitet.
8er $500 Bis lGngitens 8. De-
5en1ber bier abienbet, befpmmt oieie
8 8iider uno ale &e5epte boppelt gu
geien6et uno / iuuftriertes groBes
8iener &obbu9 (iiber 2 Bfuno
idmer) nit $50 9rudieiten uro Bill
bern, fotDie tal1ien6e &o9re3epte uno
9peiie3ettel fir ole Gage 6es Sabres
obne Mebrbe5abltng mitgei6idt. 8er
bas &obbl19 nidt baben min, be-
fommt biefiir oas iQultrierte @eiuno-
beitsbud bonn . terrei9iiden Mr5t 9r.
un6 1 i1uitriertes @artenbnh
nit 5uiommen 565 Seiten, 325 Bill
bern un6 10 Sarbentafeln ebenfaas
obne ie0e Mebrbe3ablung bollitdnoig
franco un0 5o1frei mitgeianbt.
Dieie 8eIteubriefe init @elbinbdt NIT
,uegen &erlnfaefabr beim borti-
gen 3pftamte regiitriert (regitereo)
gut peridlofen a1fgegeben ,perben.
Nud miifien aue 1ieie 8riefe rid
Deriiegelt fem; ODER mebrere
alte Marfen @obltdtigfeitsmarfem
ODER einen breiten Bapieritreifen rid
gut 6arnuf neben. 8dnfdefs
11iii1len in Dpllars a1ggeitelt ieia.
Sir ale bieie Bidder 1T alg allerleb-
ter 8eiteutag Der 8. DECEMBER 1920
feitgeiebt. Sci 5 DoIar-8etellungen
genal1 angeben, Oh &obbu9 ODER @e-
iunobeitsbu6 nit @nrtenbub er-
piinfdt 1T. @ir balten mas mir ber.
ipreden.
@elb 1ub 8eitelnng ienbe 11an an
bic Administration 6eg &atboliiden
@eielleuberein in &lagenfurt, IS. |.
Npitbog II, Miitria, europe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

Wute Menfden gibt es aud beute
nod in Ser @elt. Mebr CUTE als
idledte. Mber Ole iblebte11 MAIDEN
70 bel, 2Grm, baB Die Gluten rl1r
tfdtper our @eltung fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
st. 1oieph.

Die iiingit bier bon Bent bodp. P.
Nrior Gaifian, 8. g. g., bon Scored,
Sopat1, fir Die ibm nrpertral1te ar
me @emeinDe bier nufgenommene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

Sn ser @ei9idte amerifanii6er
.8erbre9en itebt 6as, Seem Dorfer
8omben=M ttentat an n3W Der Opfer
.fGit beiipielslos ga. gu glei6er 3eit
cine grauitge @urn11ng!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
mir Heue,,. Drafts uni
6clc J 2l,,tpeiinnecn mad
alien a~tasl6noiideft Cant.

l1niere @el6anpei1ungen tperoen 81
reft benz gmpfdnger bon benz naA,=
1ten sausl1noiiden 8oItamte be5ablt.
.Mnden Sic Sbre @eI6antpeiiunas=
Mimeife11 bur9 1ns, neil Sic b0bere
Staten erbalten, bas meint mebr nlts=
ldnoifdees @elo fir Sbre Dolars.
@ergIeiden sic uniere @aten nit ie=
men 1es Boitamtes. Hi
Strit National 8attf
st. Cloud, minn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

j.. Henry Scattcrsood. ana William
Allen White. 1t will contain all the
available documents. many hitherto
unpublished. that bear on our rela-
tons with Russia during this crucial
period.
Mabel Wagnalls' widcly-rcad story,
The Rose Bush of Thousand
Years. which has already Eone
through three big editions. has been
translated into Esperanto and pub
lished in hook form by it's translator.
Edward 5. Payson. president of tho
American Esperanto Society. The
distinction OF appearing in Esperanto
60 language more widely used and
better known In the far countries,
such as China. India, Hawaii, etc.
than in our own country is unusual.
But unusual Is II term that applies
TO tho entire history of this story. It's
initial appearance was in "Snappy
Stories" 1t was later copied in Cur
rent Opinion" double-starred in
"oBriens Best Short Stories of 1916"
then selected by Madame Nazimova
for her first plcture-play with tho
Metro Company. Under the title
"Rcvclation,' as enacted by Madame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

book OF ESSAYS. which was announce
cd for publication by George II.
Doran Co. as the "Phantom Journal"
has changed it's namo to "Adven-
lures and EnthusasmS" and is pro-
missed some time soon.
Philip Gibbs first novel since tho
war is announced for carly publica-
ton by George II. Doran Co. 1t is
TO be called Wounded Souls" and
Is q very beautiful love story which
shows the victory Of heart and spirit
over tho brute forces OF matter.
Those who have been moved by Sir
Philips recent book Now II Can
DO Told" viii nAd In this novel the
same impassioncd truthtclling that
characterize that book.
volume which will throw II new
light on the relations between the
United States and Russia from 1917
TO the present day, will shortly be
published by iiarcourt. Bracc &
Howe. 1t Is entitled "Ru,s ian-Amcr-
lean Relations. March. 1917 March.
1920: Documents. and Papers" and
1t has been complied by G. X. Cum
ming and Walter ". Petit. under
the direction of John y Ryan. ID. d.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

vague. heiplcss abstraction. a kind
81 ghost OF the nation. called The
Pcop!c." He describes the volume
hundred million people can make
themselves felt with President,
now they can back him up. express
themselves TO him. be expressed by
hihl' ana get what they want"
Long-haircd. unapprecia,ed poets
may we'll ponder Professor W. III.
Schone!d's analysis of their plight in
ms new book Blind Bards and the
i.s, OF william WALLACE, recently
Press; sheer. dcvilish deceit. it
would seem" he says. "atliicts tho
souls OF modern poets who. pre-
sumptuously imagining themselves
tastes OF their own Importance. work
themselves up into indiscreet fury
over IN" worlds neglect. The in
SEPARATION OF such cyclists differs as
widely from that of the gcnuinely
endowed as the melancholy of Jaqucs
from that OF Dante. Tho truly holy
prophets and poets through whom
Cod has chosen TO speak since the
world began. have not been so much
occupied with their own misery as
with mat OF the nations they sought
petuiant about being misunderstood
ior what this meant to them, but
nobly solicitous because of their fall
uTe 70 convey their message potently.
- 800 VI inc common pTOut,
Tor what II meant TO others"
Last week the Harvard University
Press published Mythical Bards and
the Life of William Wallace" by
William IL. Schoneld. n new volume
in tho wcll-known Harvard Studies
In Comparative Literature series;
and RAILROAD Valuation by the In
tcrstate Commerce Commission" by
Homer b. Nanderblue. professor OF
transportation In northwestern Uni
versity.
At luncheon the other day F.. V.
Lucas parted with this choice bit
about how he first met George Mere
dith- II we remember rightly, II was
in a kitchen, and strange ~ Il NAV
seem. cook introduced them. hui.
OF course. she wasn't an ordinary
cook, she had once been n nurse TO
Mr.. Lucas's little girl. who, in the
natural course of events, grew up.
SO the nurse TO whom the whole
Lucas family were particularly de-
voted. lief: and went to be cook for
Mr.. Meredith. Ono day Mr.. Lucas,
being very fond OF his old servant.
went to SEQ her. and while he was
there who should walk into the
Kitchen but MIR. Meredith. and that
Is the way Lucas first met George
Meredith. Incidently MIR. Lucas new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

which sold 10000 copies In England
within three months; Africa and the
l'cacc OF Europe" Il detailed study Of
Africa as storm center for Europe:
ana Ten Years OF Secret Diplomacy"
a plea for saner attitude towards
other nations than existed in Europe
In the decade preceding the war.
through his hooks and his ably
the Union OF Democratic Control
which he organized. Morcl has come
70 hold commanding place among
that large section of the English
public which demands clear thinking
and facts.
The long-predic,ed advent OF
pamphlets into tho American book :
trade has at last occurred. r. ".
iIucbSch Is the first OF the regular
publishers TO go in for paper covers
on Il large scale. He is using full
page space to advertise sixteen
pamphlets. why Not Pamphlcts?"
the adj. is cap;ioned. In Europe"
II continues, substantial books have
long been issued in paper covers. We
did not observe the custom because
cloth binding was so cheap. But no
longer, The only way in which to
meet the high cost of reading is TO
bring out paper-covered books In
large editions" Publishers who have
received word OF yet another binding
increase during the current week
VIII he inclined TO agree with Mr..
Hucbsch
Zcphinc Humphrey has written
quite the best story that has yet
come from her pen in The Sword OF
the Spirit" just published by the
buttons. Its theme is the estrange-
ment that comes between Il young
husband and wife because of the
wife's devotion to her church and
the exalted, mystical nature OF her
religion. on the one side. and on the
other the husbands rather common
place and material plane of life. She
handles her subject with the same
feeling for character and the same
brilliancy and distinction OF style that
her readers have learned TO expect
from the author Of Grail Fire" and
The Homestead" while the daring
and originality with which she solves
the young couples problem show
more than ever that Miss Humphrey
is TO be reckoncd with among the ris-
ing young novelists OF this country.
a new book By Gerald STANLEY Lee,
author Of Crowds" and Inspired
Millionaires." is announced for inn
mediate publication by T. l.. Dut-
ton Co. Its curiosity provoking
title Is The Ghost in the White
House." by which Mr.. Lee means
the people. The phrase is taken from
this sentence in the body of the book:
The White House is haunted BY n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

Hr. Guiterman wisely refuses TO he
drawn into involved discussion OF
merits and dement's OF the present.
day school of frcc-vcrsc writer's He
had this to say. however: II think.
IL We go back far enough in the his
tory OF man. we find always that
there were earlier forms OF expression
than prosc-n0t mctrical poetry. to be
sure, but s!ne-song phrases that cor
responded fairly We'll to present da Y
free verse. One sign that free verse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

for the freedom OF the press. chron-
iclcd In Ballads Of Old New York:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
What Causes Wrinkles?
What's The Remedy?

Stop to consider what produces wrinkles
and saggincss OF skin. Premature aging
mal-nutrition, etc, cause the flesh to
shrink, lose Its youthful plumpncss and
nrmness. The skin then is too largo for
the flesh underneath: doesn't fit tightly
and snugly is It used tot wrinkles or
says.
1t must be plain that TO tighten the
skin. make II 1T the face perfectly in
every place. will eTectuaily remove the
hateful wrinkles and baggincss This is
easily and harmiessly accomplished by dis
solving an ounce OF pure powdered saxo-
lite In half pint OF witch hazel and
using tho solution as face wash. The
ingredients you can get Mt any drug store,
of course. Tho results are surprising.
Tho akin Immediately tightens up. becom-
ing hrm ana fresh AZ In youth. Every
wrinkle and sag arc affected at once-Adv.
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I.itcrnrN (;nssln.

The American Kipl!ng is the latest
title bestowed by an admircr on
Grantland Rice for his hook OF poems
Songs OF the Stalwart."
The day Is past when an authors
returns from a book were limited to
his royalties. The success in tho
movies OF Emerson Hough's Sage
5rushcr," is bigger every day, which
adds pleasant bit OF velvet" TO the
authors bank account.
1t is a curious coincidence that the
famous Audubon collection Of North
American birds, which has been lost
for so many years, has been diScov-
cred al Amherst College la the Apple
ton cabinet. and that the Appleton
publishing house presents IIerrich's
( Life Of Audubon" AN equally valu-
able find for bird-lovers and admirers
OF Americas FIRST and foremost
ornitholoHist.
Sailor Girl" while Il sailor before
tho mast, met n friend in Colombo.
Ceylon. who knew The master of tho
vessel in which Moore was serving.
The friend told the captain that he
had in his crew man who had
written some stories for magazines
"fcah?" asked the Down East skip
per. Wal sailors ri, funny notions
SO I've got noetical chap this
wage. have /? I'm not surprised
once had bosom who thought he
was the Apostle Paul. and once
had cook who thought he was John
the baptist"
American readers will be glad "a
learn that -. w. Ifucbsch. Inc. mas
four famous pamphlets: Red Rub
ber." new edition of his historic en-
posurc Of the rubber slave tra,.o n,
the Congo; Truth and the War,
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] had bad pain in my left side and it
would pain terribly if / stepped off
curh.stonc. One day one OF your
booklets was thrown in the yard and
l read every word in it. There were
so many who had been helped by your
medicine that I wanted to try it and
my husband went to town and got ME
n bottle. 1t seemed rs though | felt
relief after the second dose, so kept
on until l had taken five bottles and
by that time ] was as well as could
wish. About year later gave birth
to Il ten pound boy, and have had
two more children since and nv health
has been fine. ii / ever have trouble
OF any kind I am going to take your
medicine for / give it all the praise
for my good health. always recon-
mend your medicine whenever / can"
Mrs. EVA L. SHAY, Garrett, Kansas.
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liz "a natural form Is that children SO
often turn to II as their first inethod
OF literary expression. y very spright-
Is seyen-year-old niece ~ mine made
her literary debut IL little while ago.
and 1t was this form that she chose
This Is tho poem she produced:
I wonder why the cooks all leave
First Mary came. and she went away.
Then Norah came. and she went away.
Then Ellen came. and she went away.
Then Dinah came. and she went away.
1 wonder why the cooks all leave.
That" said Mr.. Guiterman. "is ex-
cclIcnt free verse. And" he added
ruefully. "its the sad truthw