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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

say, and on that road. making for the
chateau gate, was horse, and on the
horse woman. She leaned forward,
urging the horse on. Over her shoulders
WAS mantle, small cap WAS on her
head. Her hair streamed out bchind
her as she rode. Ny heart gave great
bound.
Look, Frojacl II is sher
"We cannot catch her. She is too
near the chateau"
'She will be detained at the gate
"lf she is the governors agent, she
will know what word to give the guards.
They will have orders to admit her, day
or night. One who goes on such business
may be expected at any hour"
The manner OF her reception at tho
gate, then, would disclose the truth. II
she were admitted without parley, it
would be evident thai she was in the
governors service. Ny heart sank.
Those who ride so fast towards.c CLOSED
gates, at such an hour, expect the gates
to let them in.
'Mademoisellep | called.
But my voice was hoArse. | had no
command over it. could not give
il volume. She made no sign, IL was
evident that she had not heard IT, She
She did not seem to know that she was
pursued. She did not look back. Was
she 80 absorbed iii her own thoughts, in
her desire to reach her destination, that
she was conscious Of nothing elseY
Frojac was right. She was already too
near the chateau for us to overtake her
before she arrived at the gate. We could
but force our painting horses to their
best, and keep our eyes on her The
moon WAS now in the west, and there
was no object on the western side OF the
road TO make a shadow SO VIC did not
once lose sight of her She approached
the chateau gate without duninution o
speed: il looked as il she needed it not
or expected the horse to leap it.
even il they do admit her promptly,
said l, ''it will take a little time to lowe
the bridge over the ditch. We may ther
come up to her
Can you not see?' said Froiac. 9TH,
bridge is already down.
SO IL was. The troops had, doubtless
departed by this gate; the bridge, LEI
, down for their departure, was still down
, doubtless for their return. The guard,
+ left at the chateau were, certainly, or
the alert for this return. In the event
: of any hostile force appearing IN tbs
meantime, they could raise the bridge
/ but such an event was most unlikely
| The oaly hostile force in the vicinit,
was my own company. II is thus tha
= accounted for the fact that the bridg'
, was down.
, Right up TO the gate she rode, th'
horse coming to quick stop on IN,
= bridge at the moment when it locke,
e as Il he were about to dash his hea,
, against the gate.
, With straining ears | listened, As
rode on towards her.
, (To be continued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
THIRTEEN MILLIONS KILLED.

Gen. Tasker H. Bliss is the authori-
ty for the statement of the loss Of life
in the wars Of modern times.
In all the wars presumably in
Europe and Amertca) waged between
1890 and 1918, the total death loss was
4,44s. 300.
IN the recent World War. lasting
from August OF 1914 to November Of
1918, the total death loss in battle was
3.99S,17i. The number OF wounded
20.297 SOL: prisoners md missing g.
ss3. 900. II we accept the usual esti-
mate of the dead in the list of prison-
crs and missing. We have total death
list Of 1891. 1.0oo.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

is il you wish me to do?" asked the
old witch.
Send for a wave TO take me back
90 my rock in the sea and so that the
Princess will think me handsome
wvnt all the Princes you have changed
into animals changed to dwarfs that
will not be- as handsome as am, said
the Green Dwarf.
Again the Witch went to her boiling
kettle and sprinkled with the magic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

only when we grow older that we
learn to control the lower portion Of
the brain which Is responsible for the
crying impulse" For this reason "A
baby informs those around il Of it's
hurts by crying and then. as 1t grad
ually acquires the ability to talk and
gets control OF the upper portion Of
its brain, il softens this to a whimper
and finally attains the state where
II is able completely 20 hide all evil
'dence of injuries, except those Of a
very serious nature. The close as
sociation between tears and the in
voluntary cry Of pain is apparent from
the fact that, in English, as in many
other languages. crying" Is q
synonym for the shedding OF tears
for they are both due TO tho refleo
action of the brain when notified tina
the body has been injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
THE SANDMAN STORY
BY Abbie Phillips Walker

opyrsh, 1871
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY L. aura A. Kir kman

butter makes the chocolate harden and
keeps 1t from being sticky Melt these
together over mild heat, then remove
from fire and beat until cool and OF
the consistency Of mqlasscs. II is now
ready 70 coat the fondant balls. Dry
on a thick quality Of oiled paper n
you have done Il right, the first candy's
chocolate cont should be dry when the
seventh candy is being dipped
Fondant made BY the above given
recipe may be kept an indefinite length
Of time II il IS wrapped in a damp
cloth and tightly covered. II viii have
10 be steamed IN The top Of double
boiler till warm lover simmering water
before being dipped, and often IL Il
necessary TO add very little cold
water 10 1T as IL steams, 70 allow ioi
evaporation.
Tomorrow Answered Letters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
INGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says iHf ftw
drops ~ .Cuirro" upon the skin sire
rounding the innfowinR nali reduces lnt
nammatiDn and pain and ap iuuHhtns
the tender. sensitive skin underneath
the Toe nail. that 81 cannot penetrate
the flesh, and the nail turns naturally
outw "a almost over NIGHT
"Outgr3* Is Il harmless anfsnuf'r
manufactured for ehlroro1lHis Il8w.
ever. anyone cnu buy from ne drug
store q tiny bottle e0n.a'rlnr dlfae.
tiona.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
WHY?
Copyright. 1920 by
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
why DO We CRY when Hurti

TO say that we cry when hurt for
the same reason that we laugh when
we are glad may appear 10 be para
doxical. but 1t Is true nevertheless, for
the muscles and nerves of the eyes
and throat react under the direction
OF the brain when portion of the
body is hurt, just as other muscles
and nerves produce laugh reaction
when something amusing occurs.
The machinery of crying, for the
most part involuntary. may be ex-
planned along the following lines:
Some portion of the body possibly
the sensibilities of the brain Itself
is injured. A message is instantly
telegraphed TO the brain along the
fine network of nerves and the first
impulse is 10 give a warning to other
parts of the body that we have beer
hurt and also TO notify others of Il
as well. An involuntary outcry anC
tears is the natural result, for IL 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
THE GREEN DWARF.
Part III.

when the last Prince had been
changed 10 suit the fancy OF the Witch,
shc had seven queer animals in her
cave; a lion. a tiger. big black cat, a
leopard. a bear. a fox and a wolf so when
The other guests came near the cave
the animals frightened them away.
Just as the witch wanted them to
DO. and the Green Dwarf was safe
from harm.
And now, my handsome son, what
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Real Turkixh Bath.

''Td like TO take Turkish bath, but
haven't the price"
Don't spend money. Just step into
this phone booth and wait until Cen
trail gets your number."--American n
Legion Weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Are you sure she loves your" She
must. She let's me kiss her regardless
Of her complexion. Louisville Cour-
ier- journal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
GrSberes Gee Hams feit>
lid cin9etpeiht

oils Elm ne1ter 2eudtturm a1f Dent
Itarfen Boben bes fatboliiden @lu1-
bens, Elm Sort fir Die Wdnner nno
5rnue1t, sic a11s ser alten 9eimat 5l
uns beriiberfommen uer6en, um bier
eine 11el1e Seimat at iuben, aber auh
elm Ie11dten6es Babraeiden oelitiden
gbarafters, 6e1ttfder @laubenstre11e
unb Silfsbereit1dnft, lit oas gr0Bere
2eo-Sous oes ct. &npbael : Gereins
in $50. $50 Beit %. StraBe feitlib
getpeibt unb ba11it ieiner 8eftim~
mung ibergeben mor6en. 3tDar it oa<
nit ser Dor bem &riege idon gefaBte
plor our grridtrtng zines gang ne1-
en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES niht I'M
pollen nmfnnge IN Grfuaung gegan-
gen; aber bod lit nit Der @r0Hfning
6ieles n1s orei Bripntbduiern at Ell
nem %minoeftens 100 Berionen als So
=ffe ~faiienben n%mgebauter 8ebd1tDes
Elm @roBes erreidt noroen. 8dbrer1o
bomogerte Sn1fitufe tDdhrenb Deg Rr1e
.qes lire Eforten batter idlieBen r1iIl=
len, permodte 6os oIte Geo Sous IN
.gtote Ctr. 9nnf umiidtiaer 2eiturrg
hurd sic 9ireftpren 6es ct. Hupbael=
Mereins nno Dor anent ath Ser nttf=
~opferrsen, hinaehenben Nrbeft Der
|Sdmeitern bon 81. 9anes, Die I'm al
ten Seirn Elm Gffentlides gpeifereital1-
ront untprhielten, feline Griiten5 dltf-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Dabi1t entIdieoen, oaB Dablquilt sur
3eit, als err oos SeIfament modte,
nidt fabig NOR, ioldes 81 tun, nrD
oie &luge nlrOe at 8nnlten Der er-
ben erleoigt.
Moorheao. = 9ie Sdulbeboroe
bat oen &ontraft fir sic 5dreiner-
arbeit am 1rel1en Moorbeab god
fduI @ebduoe I'M 9etruge BON $49,-
600, on Nels 90. MefoeD bon bier
pergeben.
@beaton. = 3um erlteu Deal IN
Ser @eid,if,te bon Sraperie Gountp
fuueierten 6ruuen als @eldsporene
int Eoli5eigeridt.. &obert SaB flag-
te a11F Shooeneriat BON 500 gege1
Sp. AItn1un, oelien 8teb 1T SaB's
Muisfelo einsebroden NOR. Sic 9e=
idaporenen berieten iih IS Minuten
uno iprofen bem @ldger $50 5u.
3eS 8ing. : Monoidein, Der
Stoff, uelder fift pie ein 5tier, bot
Iid Iogur ein Serited int Sdublaoen
BON Sic Surpeco an Hlumltrabe outs
geiuft u10 tpr1roe BORT entoedt. Sur=
peco mus iett bafiir brumrnen.
SEEM ltlm. : @roBe 8eiltesgegen-
mart Denies SRI. 4inee &roof, God
fer bon Serrn uno 6rau S. s. &roof,
Soutb German Street, als ihr &lelo
am 8osberoe Seuer fling; tie rannte
raid m Sen Sof rno mari iid IN ei=
men Sd}neebaufen, tpoour6 lie Die
6lomme11 erltidte. Srotbem erlttt ne
idmershofte 8ranouunoen on Ir=
men un0 Giifen, lie befinoet itd a1tr
Ser Seiierung. -
MoorbeoS. - Geo. Serrea, 45
Sabre oft elm Suru1er, rpuroe in let
1,em Suuie BON einem Nad)bar, nit
&opf uno Sdultern in einem luft=
bidten Sfen iteden0, SIT Sooe per=
brannt oufgefunoen. Die Sarm be-
finoet fi6 is Meilen bon bier. Ser
Rann NOR S1tnggeiene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
UorozOdfotd>

8ismnrf. - Senator 81. S. Gburd)
Mitglieo ser Nonpartiian 2eague, bot
in SER @toatsIegis[atur bon Nortb
0ofoto cine gorlage eingeretdm, mel=
DE 6em 5tont erla11ben piiroe, ole
Roblen fir Staotsanltalten in eigeren
gergtperfen SIT for6ern, uno pelhe
100000 fir bieien 3Ded betpiaigt.
Ser Gennt nobm cine Gorlage an,
uelGe Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6abtn
abG1losit, baB oae Srl::fungsfa1e III
6ffentlifer @eridtsfitltng itattftnoen
uno oaf SEN &alenoer geiebt nerOen
muiien. Ser Genat bon Nortb 9afo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Neser als Grfinbsr.

l1niere ponf0pfigen Witburger
baben, unb atpar nidt erit IN reue-
rer 3eit, perbdltnisu1dBig 10 bel
IN Ser 8elt ser grfin6ungen gelei-
itet mie rur irgeno elm anoeres Be-
p0Iferungs : Clement. go beftd-
tigen 8eroffentlidungen bon 9enrD
6. 8afer, pom BotentaHt Ser Ser.
Staaten.
Ser erjte amtlib befannt gege.
bere Muspeis bieriber betrifft Die
@tan6ubr oes Regers 8ennefer bonn
Sabre 1854. 9ie 8er5HentIidln,-
gen fi11o nod nibt abgeidIoiien;
aber oie 2iite lit bereits cine iebr
lange. 8eionoers IN ben Iesten
par Sabren bat fie iib iebr bergr0.
bert, 11amentIi9 aud I'M @efolge
Der algemeinen eleftrotebniiden
5ortidritte.
uno Ste Neger-grfinbu1ge11 aei-
gen groBe Mannigfaltigfet. 5ait
aIe iberba11pt b~orfommenoea &C.
biete firb gut bertreten. Sod auf
cine Musnabme mag bingetuieien
fem: 9ieie Neger-Botente, 10 bel
feitig fe a1td fino, erftreden iib r1tr
auf praftiid 11iisIide grfinoungen
u1o Berbeiierungen unb idDeifeu
nidt in pbantaiiidea Regionen Ger.
I'M. Spueit befannt, bat .. 9. nod
rtieu1als elm Neger Elm .8erpetuum
Mobile" : Grfir1bu11g Deriudt.
Ser p~erfloifene 8eltfrieg bat
ebenfuGs cine Mnaabl Neger . Gr-
finoungert fir oie Armee urb Die
Marine Heterogeneous Die ober gu
ipdt fiir oie Artpenbu1g famen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

sic reguliereu Sic 2eber, Riereu, Ias
gen urb gingetpeibe; bertreibeu Sieber,
bredeu @rfdItunsen unb beusen Ragens
franfbeiten Dor. sic ftrb Die beifen Hilz
len IN Der Belt fir GaIIenftetne, gliroz
barment5inonng, g~eritopfuug. 3artleiz
bigfeit unb gingetpeibe : gei1Deroen.
@ie finb aug Sngreoieu5eu geHtadt, Die
befeu seeignet ftnb fir Die gehanoz
lung biefer &ra1fbeiterL aufgen1am IN
nbrenform SIdden nit sdrn,benf6pfer
genug fir 5tpei Wonate unb berfa1ft bon
apotbefern fin fHnfuno5udnsig Gents
ober 8useianbt bon
gtea 8rps.
Winneapolis, Nirm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

|grotpers' aIioeiation bielt am Don't
nerltog bier Dr. 8. g. Sibbaro, Der
8olfsmirtidaftslebrer Der lanomirt-
i1aftliden Abteilung Der Staatsunl-
lperfitGt bon @iseoniin, einen Dor
ltrag. gr fiibrte a,1s. 0as ein5ige Wth.
tel gege11 Die nteorigen 8retle Der
2an6pirtidafts -~fgr5eugniife, lei BEN
&dufern, gleidbtel, Of ibr &reoit gut
lei ooer nidt, &rebit 51 geben, oenn
biele Ieien 5ur5eit bancroft. @r mies
bara1tf bin, baB sic Ser. Staaten 5ur=
seit a1t England auf &rebit Derfauf-
ten, uno DaB 6ieies Damn Ste @aren
Ian europdiihe 2d1roer neiterberfuufe,
6enen sic Ser. 5taaten fetnen Sire
of geben mollten. Statt oefiett muB-
ten sic Ser. 5taaten NIT ibren 2anb-
mirtidafts =Gr5eugniIien mie6er felblt
aIs Gerfqufer I'M @eltbanoel auftre=
TEN.
Corona. - 81. 6. Stapletou, 9ilfs-
Ifai1ier Ser 5toatsbanf in Garona,
maroe Donneritag fritz bon Na11bern
eribollen, nelde nit betrahtlider
8eute an 8argel0 entfoumen Itno,
Imie oem Sefret6r Ser Soutb 0ufota
|8anfiers' Miloctation 8. S. 8elb IN
Mitden, 9. g., beridtet miro. Gin
5elbeiten oes Gal1bes maren nibt on
|gegeben. 9ie 8eboroen berIuden, Der
|gunoiten babbait 511 mer0en.
Hierre. - Cine @elebnor!age, mcl-
die Sen @ebral1d fremoer Gpra6sn
fir 0as 2ebren Ser Acknowledgements
ltdnoe Ser offentltden 5dulen oeroie-
ten min, lit BON 0em Staatsienator
Is. Mlietb bon i&rgsburp @ountD ein=
|gereidt moroen. 8eim BerleIen Ser
lBorlage 5eigte fib cine beoeutenoe
Observation-Disclosures uber 6ieiel=
he unb Elm bitterer &nmpf miro err
martet, menr Sic 8orlage I'M Senat
our 8eratung fommt.
Mitden. - Mit Sen Groarbeiten
muroe in LETTER ISOLDE begonnen fiir
bas Moispalalt Muoitorium, meldes
5000, 900 foiten ion. = 9as bieiige
Mrmenba1,s bat na6 oem Nbleben oes
a116ern Sm1aiien Sbomas Sedett iett
MIR nod einen ein5igen, bereiniamm=
ten Sffupanten.
MiIbanf. Sobn gan 2itb bat
fiir5li define neutrality-suspicious.
|@ieb ber1difft, fir tpelder er $t430
ober $50 per Stud erbalten bat. Ct
lagt, er funn iber Nns angerneine
|@eidrei Iber nie0rige Brofite laden.
Geoomooo. - Sier 1T eine f1ei=
ne ober MODERN eingeridtete Micafa=
BRIT I'M 8etrieb, pelde oas Hobmote=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Ito bot cine @eiesesoorlage angenom-
tmen, sic oen itimmberebtigten 5ran-
en- 0os Bripilegntm suipridt, als Sc
lfaDprene bienerl at fonner, ner1n lie
bas miinI6en. sic fonnet1 inoellen
niht gestpungen meroen.
Sarge. - 8ie bier getagte Som.
pention ser Eri-State Grain @rom-
ers M1oeiation tpltrbe bon bielen Sor,
merr aus Minneiota, Nor0- unb SIo.
oofptu beiudt, melde aud 6as 2ager-
bm1s ser Gortb 9afota 8ool @rp-
|ners Expectation befidtigten, no S00,.
900 Sfuno @oue Iiegen.
@iqilton. - Die Snrdt Dor elmer
ISharladfieber gpioemie penanlaBte
Die bieiigen 8eboroen Die 8eltlette,
|5hien a11 id)leBen unb &inoern Den
9eiud bon Sbeatern unb offentlideu
2ofalen gu nerbieten.
8ortal. - George M,1lcare, Il. 9.
@tnmanoerungs-M gent bon Nortb
8ortal, pertpunoete anr Sreitag Bor=
mittao Sen Nadt=gbef oes 500 Sc
taurants, 81 s.. Naib, idtper ourd
einen Gepolperidu1b ourh Die Shul=
tier. M1tIcare, ser betrunfen getpeien
fem ioa. fling nit einem 4eqner me-
gen oes Breiies fir iein Sriibitud
|@treit an, 5og einen Repo[per nno
IteIte ane &euner uno &unben in
Heibe ortf. Naih elite a1tf Sen 2drm
berbei uno ging nit einem Stubl
auf Wr1lcare los, 1pelder Naib bier
auf nieoeridoB. 3mei peitere Sdiil=
ie gingen febl. Ser 5dteBbolt muir
Sc iibermdItigt unb perbaftet.
8ismurf. = Sic Mnttalfobollfer
int 5tnnte merben INNER oreilter.
|9ieler Sage murOe I'M SauIe Der Se=
lgislatur cine Sin eingeretm, Die elne
|@eloHrofe BON $50 Big $500 ooer Ell
ne @ef6ngnisitrafe BON 10 Bis 80 Sa=
gen ooer beibes boriiebt fir meeen
|Srnnfenbeit ongeflaste Eerionen, oie
|lid tpeigern, or15ugeben, mo tie BE-
|rauiden6e @efranfe berbdtte1. MuBer=
|oem beorobt bos 8eieb ale @ebduoe,
|Sduier, Tabrifen, ETC., in 0enen naf-
igetpiei enermaBen berauidenoe Sc
|trdnfe bergeitent tper0en, nah Ser
|5tpeiten l1ebertretung bes @eieses nit
lSdlieBnng fir Sic 9a1ter zines Sab=
|res. Ser 11nabbndgige S: 9alerotp
bon gotpismo1tt nno Ser unpartei=
|iffe s. 6. Miner bon Courts fin6 Ste
Mutoren oieier braitiihen 8orlage.
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Gin faniles Ratfel gtl5f.
9ie iogenanuteu Seufels -Hfrppfen-
5ieber @ef-Nebrasfas.

-
5ieber @ef-Nebrasfas.
rnter BEN pieIen periteinerten
auriofitdten, uelde a1f 8ergen ,n6
@benen oes amerifanifden 8eitens
entoeft tpuroen, baben aud Die ,1ad3-
itebenoen aeittueilig groBes sS%ntereiIe
erregt, aunaI ibr @barafter Biz III
Die iingffe 3eit Elm tiefes &dtiel
mar.
Sssrn noroDeitIiden 9ebrasfa fa16
man IN Jelien, Die aus Dem foge-
na1rrten mio5dniideu 3eitaIter Der
geologii9en gntuiflung ftammen,
ieltian1e @ebibe, fir fpeIde .oas
8olf IN grmangelnng elmer paiien-
oeren 8e5eidn11ng ben Ranen nSeu-
fels Bfropfen5ieber" aufbradte.
9ieie geritainerungen iino getp6bn-
lid bon meiBer Garbe uno beben
iib flar Don Dem gral1<brmtnen
Gels-Sintergrunoe ab, melder fie
einidlieBt. Nidt ielten finb iie IN
geraber 2inie Is SUB lang, aber nit
uielen ieitliden Binoungen u1b
gden. Nitunter enoen fie IN einem
groBen runoliden 4nonen, Der eber-
falls FIN uno pieoer 5eitengGnge
5etgen mag.
Ils man oieie @ebiloe 5uerit ent-
oedte, neigte man fid 5unddit mel.
items Der Innabme at, oaB Ole rte
iigen uBfropfen5ieber" beriteinerte
Hanfen ooer 8ur5eln irgen6 elmer
ausgeItorbenene uno peridoIenen
Bflan5engattung ieien. 9od befrie>
oigte oieie Grfldrung piele nibt;
mon fonnte au9 fetne Spur BON
Bflan5enba11 on Den Goiiilien finoen,
modte Die angemeine @eltnltung
au9 nod 10 iebr nuf etmas pflar5-
lides binpeiien.
Spdter tpuroe in einem groBen
5teinfnouen Dos 5feIett zines Sic
res %gefunben, oas anenfans bon
einem 8iber itammen fonrte. Damn
entoedte man in an6eren &noaen
@no6en eines borgeididtIider, iebr
fleinen &aneels, fouie mebrerer
fleinen Stride unb 8ebe.
Nadber aber bemerfte man IN
ueiteren Sunoen DEFENDERS nieIe &c
beine, melde unatpeifelbaft bon elmer
@attung fleiner miiblenoen uno gro=
benben Siere gefommer marer1, etpa
bon Der @r0Be eines neitIiden ioge=
ra1nten Hrdriebunoes. 8ihenidaft=
li9 ~gpnomps" ODER @un6eunm1s
beramiet; init 91noen aber bat Dos
Gierden tueter sar nidts gen1ein,
als bob fem geuen Elm dbnlibes it,
Nusgrabungen IN be1tigen Rrd-
riebunbe=@ rdben uno @ips=Ausfm-
lungen Der lebteren Soblra1me fteu=
ten Die intereiiante Eatiade fet, ooB
oie @raben Der nHrdriebun6e" unie=
rer Gage eine gang a11ffaaenoe 4ebn=
lihfett NIT ienen nHfropfen5iebern"
>baben, oie aus porgei9i6tlider 3eit
berriibren: ia oaB Die beutigen
5d0pfungen oieier @iiblbuber uno
oie bor5eitliden fof1ilen @ebiloe
unaueifelbaft aus bemielben teri
i6en <nit-Snitinft Encouragement
iino!
9as obige Hatiel miro iebt ange=
mein aIs enogiiltig gel0it angeieben;
uno es bat ii9 a19 in oieiem Sal
Der @oetbeide 5pru9 beipdbrt:
r8iqft 9u INNER tpeiter f9tDeifen2
Sieb', bag Cute liegt 10 nab'I"
rno NIT elmer a~eitgemdbea er-
gd15ung:
r2ern' bic 8abrbeit nar ergreifen,
8abrbeit if ia i1u1er bal"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

rial BON 800 Mdern BON Wineralon-
'oereien int &epito1te : 9ttrift be5ieH.
@lf Yotnt. - Gin aus unbefann.
ter uriade e%ntitanoenes 5erer legte
sc ontagfriib bas 2abengebdl1oe bon
|Senfin anb 9enfin IN GIT Boint in
|Nide unb beorobte bier Stunoen lang
ben %geiammten @eidaftsteil oerStaot
ein5uaidern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
stiirst BON, Gnbr,perf at.

Ser go Sabre alte giirgermeiitcr
@olb bon Gud5Itaot bel 8ur5blfra
tiir5te auf Der 5eimfabrt pu1'I
5treubolen TN 8aloe BET 9ofN
bonn Subrnerf ab uHo trliss : ~
gh6oelbrlih, Dem er erlaa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

5uozO dfotd.
Yanfton. = Sn Ser SabresDer-
iamml1tng ser Soutb 9ufotu 6rain
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what
you wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp, makes the hair brit
tie, and is very harmful. Mulsi-
fed cocoanut oil shampoo (which
Is pure and entirely greaseless), is
much better than anything else you
can use for shampooing, as this
can't possibly in1ure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub It In. One or two
teaspoonfuls Of Mulsified will make
an abundance OF rich creamy lather
and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out
easily and removes every particle Of
dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive
oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and it leaves It fine and
silky, bright fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo at most any drug
store. It Is very cheap. and a few
ounces is enough to last everyone
in the family for months. Be sure
your druggist gives you Mulsined.--
(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
COAL. VALLEY

(SpectA Corre4fOndence.)
Coal vaalsy, Ill, June 30.-Pro-
lessor Clarence BdwAfds, who 10
attending summer Bckool At the
University Of Illinois, visited BtA-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
T'WO tONT m DAfl.00N.

San Ffancisco, CALI, June H.
TWO men are reported lost ID ~
from . kite balloon, which broke
adri{t from the bAttleship New Mex
leo on San Martin, Calf.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
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4, u p +. -, ,'..ss !. e. -
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~ r. ys., r. ~ 49,,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-17
NEW ELECTRICAL STORE.
Ralph E Clarity company 20 Open
Last of Week.

Hy II" as; par of :h'~ week. Mr..
,;,r-.,v Ct he E.llru l.. 'iIrr'tH com
rHny. No. l2Gl Main street. expects ;"
have ev,-vtn:nS IN shAi'" Co. ~" open
ny Thi, company vii handI" AZ
i.ads of r,er,-.ral fixtures aud APP
ans tbs Stor"ro"m VT Formerly
.n.curf,d 10y The Peterson El"'tr'';' '"n,'
pany. which j. unw located 4; E''N"n'"
and Main streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-17
paEpAs PoR ROAD WORK
nradsrs ~. stone crushars Prepared
" Hard Work.

I,ans CNtensIye road work
fhrourbouthH county ~" now b";nE
a,srussed the members or tn"
county bId or comm SSion"rs. and
n,-.,5v several road SHrap"rS
nwnnd bvha county are being gotten
rcady to,s". viii" n" s'on" ''-n+h"rS
49,, r. Iparrt Tor 4 hard summer =
wor:, yin a t"w weeks
no Nional road vii bc repaired
MI. ,orrartly tn's sTr,TE ~ ~"
800 .sp.rr 20 take "lr- 'aa' high
=, va-. o, .ha scoop. rON road
koal -