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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
GUSTAFSON TRIAL
STARTS MONDAY
SUSPENDED Chief and 2
Officers Accused of
Dereliction

with the echoes Of the years
t,.gsst murder case. that OF Goldie
G'rlon and Mrs. Myrtle James. still
...r.rg. Judge Redmond \. Cole on
Monday will probably preside over
The biggest political trial ever heard
IN Tulsa county -
J,hn 4. Gnstafsor. suspended
..,I.f ~ police, and two of his Of
....s. BAY ward and ROY Mea-
..a.. on that day Will bc tried on
..f. .meuts returned by :ho grand
..-v which made an investigation
.l Tulsa county.
Outafsun, who will probably be
,1c first ~ tho trio tried. was ac-
.srd py the grand jury of derelic-
.I.r NJ duty IN office, OF allowing
.nu,a Joints 20 operate In the city.
,-.a.ttlflun to be carried on and
....-a.Irg houses to run openly. He
"a. also accused OF ouspiring with
Lf,g.Hsm and Ward to wrougtully
..r,rt Insurance or stolen cars. The
.-rarH ,ury also returned an acCusa e
...r against him charging derelic-
,.r * duty on the night Of the race
r.of.
Dill. Two officers were accused Of
..r.l.riug TO wrongfully collect In
s.rar,e on stolen cars and OF der
clifton " duty while In office. II
4, not believed that all trials will be
Gov. licd Monday The general
opinion Is that the trials will extend
.nf. tuesday.
tr..f OF Police ". u. Waddell
and his assistant chief, Williams, who
were also accused by the grand jury,
WI be .ried Wednesday in Judge
Cp.,a court. The two men were
rharg,d with allowing booze and
gambling Joints 20 run freely IN
sar3 springs
A IonR list Of Witnesses has been
summoned by the state in all OF the
,as"s. but IL IS the general belief
tha, much Of the testimon" will be
cut short. Much testimony admitted
I'm a grand Jury hearing will not be
admissible in Jury trial It is said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
GEOLOGY IN SUMMER
Many Find Ways to Pay for Having
~ Pleasant Summer.

Special TO The World
NORMAN, July --IIashlnE in
fashionable Colorado summer resort
hotels--such - The way several Uni
versity Of oklahoma cocds are
spending the 1924 summer vacation,
while enjoying the scenic Rockies.
SOuIcr men often earn money 70
continue their collegiate work and
at the same time enjoy vacation
period in the mountains. The men
work AS bell hops or clerks in no
tolls. Chaufrcurs on bussos running
between railhcada and mountain re-
sorts. But, so far AK can hc ascer-
tanned, this is the first time that
sclf-supporting sooner goods have
followed the hashing plan during
the summer vacation period.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

BUICK roadster. 1870 model, excellent
condition. some terms. Iakcr supply
90. 3ls East Fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
MEXICO MAKES
TRADE EXHIBIT
Is Opened in Cali
fornia City for the
PrOspectors

Los ANGELES. cal. July g.
The Mexican government has
opened mere It's first permanent
agricultural exhibit in the United
States.
IL consists Of display OF McNi-
can products gathered from all see
luus OF The republic and fills an
entire floor Of downtown office
building
The exhibit was designed to ap-
peal TO the prospective investor In
Mexico Connected with the dis
play, which ~ similar TO the eX-
hiDits of q chamber OF commerce.
arc officials who furnish iuforma
uon To- those contemplating start
ing business with or In Mexico. Tho
exhibit was put In through Samuel
g. Nazduc1, with the Mexican de-
partmont uf agriculture and de
vclopmcut.
The move ia announced as an evi-
dcnce OF MvNiCu's determination to
redeem herself Hs u great prUduc-
tive nation and as ono OF tho first
steps In tho Obrcgun administra-
tons program to branch out into
commercial contcrs OF the United
Statcs and TO call attention to Mex
ico az II land OF commercial oppor-
tunities and promise,
Tho average American has the
wrong conception ~ tho Mexican
people" says Mr.. Nazquez, who re-
Gently returned to Los Angeles fol-
lowing Il two years tour through
his native land. ITO him the
Mexican is the villain OF the mo-
t!On picture screen, and he at
tributes all the defects and vices OF
I that character to the entire race.
/ The Mexican thinks that the citi-
zen of the United States Is man
with but one aim In lfo--chasins x
the almighty dollar
1t ls most unfortunate that the
two countries could not have been
/ more understanding neIghbors. but
/ this IL now being overcome by the
/ honest dosire of both to unite IN
J closer commercial bonds.
Mexico IS once moro on her
feet. Peace has been attained
Today We are working hard 10
/ make up for the time lost during
, the ten-year revolution, The peo-
} pie OF Mexico are rcunitins to re,
/ construct the country Opportunity
IS now given to competent citizens
OF our republic. which il attracting
more capital than any other nation
has ever received.
THE great influx Of foreign in.
vcstors is due 10 the changing
sentiment toward our countr,
which Is becoming more marked
every day"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
GIRLS FIGHT FOREST FIRE
student BOc'y OF tIitc School Is
'nnimandc,rtd 10 Rattle Bi1zC.

STURGEON BAY. Wis. Ju'y 9-For
lhre" hours yesterday $50 girls from
camp Mcenagha, "A summer school
ana camp, fought flames which
threatened to cOnsum" the 5000
acre forest OF the Peninsula state
park
Everett Valentine, hotel manager,
raw IN" flames cnvcioping an acre
- Fmall growth and turned to the
EI'ie camp for help. The girls,
m"nhcrs uf prominent families
from all parts OF the United States
ur'pp"d tennis racuucts and books
and seized nails. They formed a
ION" bucket line and passed water
from 'urscon bay TO the burning
81 lhbcry.
" hon the girls turned back 10
t"st their aching musslcs, the
'1mcs had henn cut or from IN"
IN n tract and the danger was
over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
U. S. ORDERS BIG BALLOONS
ONO Rubber Concern Announces
Contract for Observation Bags.

AKRON, Ohio, July 9.-CloSely
following announcement that Akron
rubber factories have increased au-
iomohilc tire production to $4,000
casing and $4,000 tubes daily, the
P"odvcar Tire and Rubber company
today announced 1t has government
ordered tor three large dirigibles
and 3S observation balloons for
army and navy use,
Tho patrol and scouting airships
of lSo 600 cubic feet gas capacity
each will be built for the navy. A
dirIgihle Of similar size, but special
design will be dclievered to .he
army. This airship will have a
sp"cd ~ so miles and hour, 1t Is
said. Tire production is now 85 per
cent nt the 1919 peak figures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

ron SAIE-U Uuick roadster. new paint
Main Usage tiOs
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~
% i''s Tug Tug '''s "s''1a", ",Ie" ~" w",h
~ new cores Rebuilt To,rd rndtato,s f"r
| sale. Phone Oaarr l272 az N. Bo-tun
| Arru LAUNDRY owash ra.lD cars
washed CREASED. SImonizcd. painted
and vanished. vacuum cleaner service.
| 10 West StNth. Phone bsaEc 2bis.
| ron sALE-Twcnty f,e used cars. ar
torcnt makes at very low price. viii
take used car In exchange. we also buy
ns"d cars 'El oll 'lty t"tage, G2o north
N''l". ''N"'' '''' ......-...
FoN SALE--A classy little Ford racer
VIII" wheels. undcrHunE, iosch mag
nH'I", SLm"pvuaE 'M' "''"' '''"'
~ "''s"'.'
fpN SN,h hn,,,,t hn,,t ro"n"i'i ne" ts's,'
motor '%.mu'''"h' % ""''''' 'i' ~
49,, ---.-.-,,...,,
s',,,. ,srpn. S,,'ndv
| ga ~ I,., E,u,,h " ''''
/ slsyy ,,neN,uitr p,iv., ,rtv ooo
milo. many ss,ras. Dig S,cr,iica. t,ai
| bnry.in CaU Dsarc o20a
/ snIt sNI.E"l,go Ford turing en-, t,oo.
/ can at 6I2 = Owuaro today only
r,pn ,,,,,in, c.r ru, i,.s ,,,, too
| ,rti.. 'a,T n.u in.,',nrro s,d g.,
paid. ,i76 s tho price. Palace Garage,
II W. BRADY.
EDR ssI,E-ono 1870 Oakland tourlny
| Osngc Sisi.
I FOR SALE-on, nuIck roaistcr; four
cord tires. car In Al condition; for
quick sale. $500 cash. This In tho best
uu' !" ~ AZ ''''' Tt. 't''
FOR super SiN Hui"on car good
condition 2Of >. Detroit
NY OWNER -'ighi cylinder f'e-parHen
ger car, aluminium motor real BAY
gain at only $3.50. Must sell this week.
Dsngc 7kig-J
n -, .,,., ,,,,.,,,
1,,. oT lana wbn, have yo", "a uob'
,,s,r ,ttdg ps.go aio,
"'''" ''''' "'"' "''''
FOR SALE Seven passenger Haynes
good car good looking somo terms or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

NEW OIpSMDnit E#-Drivcn only 900
miles. many eNtthB, big qicri leo, real
bargain. can Usage 0203.
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lost AND FOUND.

Lost Hrowu horse. DO hands nigh, short
talI. reward. l'nuuo psare 50BS
SIKANEl-. ON, gfay mute aud ono brown
mule. tuih marc mules, from two miles
west uf Aisuiua. Please call 40 south hos
ton. Reward.
Lost ON, platinum diamond bar pin,
containing o. diamonds Finder can
Cedar Coz or r"turu tu 1902 South Frisco
and receive reward. Roy Il Reynolds.
lost. Kodak rirturos and pair finger
nail scissors. Finder rt-us" call oSas"
tGkh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

Draw string money purse, h"-
tween Greenwood Ave. and King
Itcgi g.uraut Hotel supply Co.
lGt ". First containing cur
trury and silver amounting to
40. one check drawn ON Ey
change National bank, signed
Marital SO. one CHECK on cen.
tra National signed Geo Good
might fur fIgL.. Imlrr VIII
rrro.N" Nh.fal reward hy 70
turning t. King Restaurant
Hotel supply 60, 100 West
Ilfst.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

TWO un1rIu .gh' tuuH'H''I 'I.ug rooms.
% South hayb'N hrS S'alo
DETROIT g., Cls Llrbt housekeeping
rooms tor rent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
CRUDE OIL HELPS
MILK AND ICE FUND

,DSTINtEp FROM PAGE ONE
of seeing that Tuls1's needy little
folks get a square deal.
The largest single contribution to
the fund yesterday was check for
!7g received from the employees OF
the Lyons shoe store. 4 group Of
guests AZ the Ketchum hotel made
UP a purse for s25 for the fund, and
there was one gift OF IS that came
all tho way from Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

,uatantoci thirty days Oct our prices
~ new cores. Rebuilt foard radiators Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
RAIL COMPROMISE NEAR
'n't' sam LAY Reach nm igvTc-
m"nt THIS Week for T'nying Ctaiu,s

WASHINGTON. Jury s-Trte al
n''7.s;ration Is on the point oS en-
toring into \ comproutse aEreerr,ent
N..h the ra.frOads on their claims
9-Hl-sr the E-ryerun1eut growing out
or Epvernmeur control NJ the r.sds
!. "a11 learned this afternoon fol-
'"N'7e. conferences between the
preF'aVut aud cabinet heads,
ne compromises axr'ae n@nt pr',-
'il'S II WAS hearnsd. that khe got
,.tnert Will advance 1rHn OF
t9V",cpQ,oe0 to the railroads fDr
'nthlttattOn purposes. taking Their
E'hIS In exchtngp and that the
"a ms then be left to fndrvid rr,t ad-
!ofioastoG 20 De finally written OF.
asl !nSt the loan.
NHMlnkc r5ati0n leaders eNp-nC-t I'd
me compruInisss TO De effected with
II the week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

! FORD touring car. run less than 900
miles. good new. insutHncc and tax
paid. t7b In tho price. Palace Garage,
ia W DradV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
NEtN rIRS,SAI


CAN,tH- ,urrd. Vurk rut,tIy riNfar.
t.rd $40 rurr. uu uab. Fut particulars
Writo Me " e.. ltN. Hos sos. I'EgH.
tHNa
WEST MNt% NArENNlrN SANTA
rium. \ home fnr the cnrr ami urotrv.
tuu ~ Young women. rates rrtvuunblo
hnhics nlurtri ut N n Newman tued.
Isul dI-.utut 1Aii " MHw. oklahoma
titN
tNtllMDSr Mk1EHNtVN uNHrlrNL Tor
confinement private. pri,eH reasonable.
NAV work fur board hnui,s Adopted
write tur booklet Mis-. o. "a Long igil
o. Twenty seventh .. kansas 'itN NJ.
-ri,i>i NOriCIs
INn1Y ~ two touring 10 Colorado sprlnrs
in new ear would liNc patty ~ one or
two tu a,,uupan, thom. who viii holp
puN rAprnrcs. Addtcsg llnN 90 caro-
VIII MNrEnNIrN HusrirAL Tor Young
women before and during confinement D.
priNntc. terms tu suit, babies Hdupt"d
frrc. Mrs e. NJ iHnct 10 west Thirt
rrs' atrr"t KarsnS 'iB Nc.
ENtDN LIFE M WBlL
"GI" kius Nh'uWatirn.
IWhlly d,Wru}r palms nohoH within siN
days. won't hurt st"ma,h. Hraults or
nancy back write Tor frre literature.
Arthur kirchnot Ito, 1850. Denver. colo.
/ CANCENS cured without charge FOR tho
uest 40 days. See me evenings at savoy
! Hotel, Tulsa g. ~ Russell
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AUTOMOBILES


fON SALE Furdh Of oil kinds. Iiuirk.
bodgrs and a"N"thl other good makes
those ears are Offered fut sale hy private
owners Ht bargain. look them over.
~d car ESchHnge. t1S n, Main. Dnhgo
440N
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AN,I.N- ,urru. Nufk rlt,tIv uuRfar.
t.ru $40 cure uD pAb. Fot rariruutrs
rto Me ". e.. iiHl Hrs sos. u'sgs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

AFRO LAUNDRY Iwash ra.lD cars
washed CREASED. SlmouiHcd. painted
and vanished. vacuum cleaner service.
10 West sixth. Phone tsaEr 2bis.
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"Thc great influx Of foreign in
vcstors is due 20 the changing
sentiment toward our country
which Is becoming more marked
cXerN dAN."
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HAYHEII s.. Aps TWO Housekeeping
roous, $3.50 por week
FIRST ". alt4 F1r rent ught house.
keeping rooms nF,rr ifal,
rooms. modern, NhliunE distance. Osag,
L2Eu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARD or THANKS.

WE tn" Undersigned father, hrVthrrs and
sisters ~ Irlvat" John " Graham. ot
chelsea ORD. wish 10 thank the chelsea
and 'Ol!iusyillo posts ~ the American
lrEiun. all HrryiU" men. and all others
who au generously gave their services dur
iuE uur fr,'ui bDrraN cu"nt We also de
sire tu express our appreciation for tho
many ruru offerings and FOR tho assist -
uure rendered at the funeral and in
ttTmrut uf our beloved son uud brother.
ct OwnH-u. Okla. July 3. lg2l--Joseph
E Graham ma family.
VIE WISH tu uan, our many ni"nia
ana HoiEhhurH :uT ttCir hndn'ss during
{ he sickness Of our beloved son Nuy NJ
I',rbIrr amt also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MIR AND MRS. ALLEN hyde AND
MIR GEORGE Il. NEWTON.
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bN--i.
DETROIT. =. sI9-One nicely furnished
sleeping room -
FlFrH. w., 7i4-LarEe front bedroom.
uutaide entrance. close IN private fam
NV references required, usss" AZ,
DETROIT. s.. liOi. south IVORY furnish-
,8 room, homo p,lyll,scs tor ladies n
dofrod, Usage 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10

Two I,lElNn police dogs E"scrhlrs
wul,,rn urn cIgn' uunths ErNv and
black ltIr. bitch uIN,t ana tan. NcWafd
Cedar Ast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
ROOMS ron nnNr. rrnsiSmtn
LssALLE HOTEL

as South Denver
Kendall, Wcst FiNh .and South Frises
cars 20 to door. Cleanest and most ey-
elusive hotel In city; parlor, dining room
IN connection; 81 weekly and up f2b
monthly and up. Phone Oshge 1908,
BOsTOE. s. 1871 Elegantly furnished.
south bedroom. private home. Aise ga
rnln- nahEn nnhb.
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ron SALE or ENCIIANGE-One to,
Ford truck has been used but very itt,
TIC, VIII sell reasonable or exchange 10,
touring cat 'Nll Usage G2st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
WHAT MADE
The CHANGE?
This Woman says Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Made Her a New Woman

Pittsburgh, Pa. --" Before taking
Lydia +. Pnkham's Vegetable Com.
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nrter.

summary Run>-Tsylor. sims ZInn.
F0resuao Lang Err0r-.-l. DUFF s
ruf' wins Q. Crawford. Godsey cat
N- Young. Ice. Three base hit Fores-
man. Sacrifice hi'--,iodscy Stolen h'ses
Taylor, Hlnu. Powell. Double play
t'4vfort - Young TO Catlin. Hit by
ptrhHr-py Ice ~. Duft pase IN balls
or Ice struck out--By I,o o by
Lang & Paused balls Duff Umpire
Foreman Scorer Norman r. snyder.
T'~s-o-e hour and IS minutes. Played
stand Springs
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lshed the last bottle everyone asked
me what made the wonderful change
N me. told them about Lydia f.
flHkham's Vegetable Compound and
Recommend it wherever can. give
You permission to publish this letter
10 help suffering women as your rene
dies are a Rodsend and made a new
woman Of me. - Mrs. F. A. BAKER,
4'ia Butler St. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wig viii women drag around day
after day, suffering from hackache,
hearjngdown pains, nervousness and
the blues, " enduring miserable ex-
is'ence when theyhave such evidence
as the above that Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a dependable
remedy for such troubles. For nearly
ioF'y years this grand old root and
hero medicine has been restoring the
women Of America to health.
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lNI,.,


Score hv innings
Gypsy
Gator
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pound | had bear
ing down pains so
badly | could d
hardly stand up. |
was white and
very thin and ner-
vous, had a poor
appetite and only
W e / g h e d IL 2
pounds. | took ten
bottles withou t
missing one dose
and gave il a fair
trial. When | fin
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OBSERVE THESE RULES

Amy man. woman. boy or girl living In the U. Q.
but rvsidng ouis,de VI New vVrk CITY vho 10 not
emplOye u The Centiswvsnan Magazine. OF Q
m~mb~r VI the enityes family. may submit sa
snswer II Gusts nothing ~ Try.
?-Au snswess must BE- maiisd By DeceDbsf 10. 1871.
~ kssusrs shosid be written sAs 81 the paper
only and Ids numbered eoosscutsriy I. Z. ..
&C. Write your full name ard s&dress each
write subscrIbe names u anything else on sans
isp<f with list u words: uss sepsfsts sheet
t-Osiy word fund In the English Dictionary vii
he counted. Do not use compound. hyphrnstrd o.
obsoiete words- Use e.isr TIE singular or plural.
but ~here the plural 10 used The singular cannot
b. counted. snd vice versa.
s-words Il the spelling can be used only socs.
even thmsh used 10 designate different objcctaL
1M SANE obtcts .an b. named only once; how
ever. part Of the Object msy also Be- named.
s-The answer having the largest and correct
list q words u Visible objects shovn N the pic.
tsrs that beGn With the letter p" yin BE AWARDED
First Prize. 80. Neatneaa. style 90 hsndwriting
have no besrns upon d"eiJsns The vinners
hut only prize viii BE- svsrded 70 any one
hpisehold: will prizes Be awarded to more
than ons OF any ervur outside OF the family whers
two % more have been working together
smount Of such psils viii b paid 70 each lied
SAN will receive the sams consideration re-
Gssdless n Sh~fhyr os not subscriptions for The
Cen'l~~omsn Magazine senf In.
N-Three Nov York business mn. having
ircted TO act tueees and decie the winners, ard
participants asree 10 sccert the decision Of the
jvde~s - nnsi and conclusive.
1.-THE Judges will meet directly following elose Of
rect LIST of words yin be pubiIshed In The Centle-
vomsn Magazine lust as quickly thereafter %
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prizes win be awarded for the 20 best lists Of
submitted this puzzle The sesdinr
in the largest win st
prize; End prize. Make HIST an
T";
list and for the big prize. You'll be surpsed
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number Of objects BEGINNING With
the letter IT, Just good look at the picture There
begin with the letter "T"-like
train. See how eas find Nothing
k you the picture upside down
1t puzzle ut AL for all the sb3ects
plata with stesmpt 70 dssuiss OF
hide them.
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n RECOGNIZED authority on the subject of
~ constipation maintains that "a poor ap-
4 y petite is very common cause of consti-
patton, especially in women A certain quantity
Of food is necessary for the ntestnes to function
normally.
The same authority also says: Insufficient food
leads directly to emaciation and physical weak
ness as well to constipation it causes the already
depressed nervous system to deteriorate still
further, and this reacts again on the digestion so
that the dyspepsia and constipation become more
severe"
Under such conditions Fleischmanns Yeast has
remarkable value as laxative food and con-
ditioner 1t furnishes a large amount of the
water-soluble vitamine which helps all the proc
esses of digestion, and, in addition because of its
freshness (you get it fresh daily it helps the in
testines in their elimination of poisonous waste
matter. Thousands are adding Fleischmann's
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what under other circumstaa aces
she would never have done.- she
seAsed something queer in Frayrs's
voice and was tremendously sur
prised at his suggesting a rendsz-
vous at mis- home, but the suspi.
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A very common cause of
constipation
Poor appetite kuo~n be important factor this condition

Yeast to their daily diet, and by eating regularly
from to cakes a day are restoring and main
tanning normal action of the bowels.
FIeischmann's Yeast is pure, fresh food assimi-
lated like any other familiar food. Eat it daily
have it the table at home. Have it at
your Office and eat it at your desk. Get it at your
lunch place. You CW like its fresh, distinctive
fapor. and the Clean wholesome taste it Lapes
in your mouth. Only one precaution: if troubled
with gas dissolve the yeast first in very hot water
This does not affect the efficacy of the yeast Place
standing order with your grocer for Fleischmann's
Yeast.
Send cents in stamps for the booklet, "The
New Importance of Yeast in Diet" So many
inquiries are coming in daily for this booklet
that it is necessary to make this nominal charge
to cover cost of handling and mailing. Address
THE FLEIsCHMANN COMPANY, FOL Washington
Street, New York City.
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The need for scientifically tested yeast

by recent scientific
valuable food for correcting condition constipation
eeson disorders These original
FIeischnAnns Yeast Beware of INFESTED
that contain drugs other
lures Feischanns Yeast es is food rich in vita
which the high standards
hospitals familiar foil
yellow only form In which Fieschanns Yeast
for Health is sold.
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By Mansfield Green

cdons which these things might
otherwise have excited were du'led
by her apprehension as to how
Frayne would receive the secret
she had to tell.
Ito Be Concluded Next sunday.)
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A Story Of Forbidden Love
and the Tragedy 1t Brought

wants are gone. too. ! am ell alone
here. Nobody will see you II you
come down Prince street and
through the alley to the back ioor.
will be waiting for you there"
velma reluctantly consented 10
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