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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

cine MeIfmni1ine. @ie oas Gener
entitan6en lit, 1T Biz lett nod unauf-
gefldrt. Ser Sdaben 1T UNI 10 GRO
Ber, ba benz groBen gerlulte MIR So,
900 8%eriiderltng gegeniiber lteben.
GanbD. 8or fur5em brannte
bic Garage bon Musfe & 8illinms
lin Minneiota al. Ger sd)nben an
F@ebauoe un6 Snbalt miro nuf $4,000
angegeben.
Wortbington. Durd cine Rreb-
|maibine in einem Grodenreinigungs
|gtabliiienlent entitono Elm Geier, mel.
dies Das 2pnferion @ebdube 5erltorte.
|tpobnr1 Elm Sbaoen bon $4,000 Der.
urinbt mnrbe.
Nem Him. ~ Ser angeiebene Bnr.
mer gbnrles Cabin bate lette $50:
de beim M1nisidneioen bas ungliid
oaB Ieine redte &ano IN oas 8etreiot
Der Mai6ine geriet, nobel Der 9al
men 11no 81 6pisen Des 3eige= mi
|bes Mittelfingers ibmer geqnetib
mnrben. Ser 8aun1en mnBte ie1oe1
|abge11om111e1l neroen.
Snato1tna. 8iirgermeilter Sas
sc. Clement bat BEN 8e16lnB beg bic
|1igen Stnbtrats nit ieinem Beto be
legt, monah Die 5taot SdnlDper
|ibreibungen i'm 8etrag bon $475,O0(
nnsgeben ioQte, I'M cine Gleftri5t
|tdts unb 2i6tunItalt, cine Se15arla
ge nn6 @asfabrif in 8erbinolng mi:
Ben @a11ernerfen Der 5ta6t gu bauer
nn6 gu betreiben.
Moorbeab. - Ebomas S'2earD
|39 Sabre alt, befannte ii6 i'm @eridr
gu Moorbeab fbulbig, Die 8anf il
|@eorgetonn nm 9. Sftober bera1b
gu baben. Ser &aiiierer Ser San:
Im1rbe geibo1ien nno lei6t berlett
&d11ber fielen $1,000 in oil
SGnbe. Ct p1rbe 5u 40 Sabre1
|Staats5udtbaus bernrteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
lel.te tpobnef, bic nod nibt BON Iihd
baben boren laiien. DaS more ffiuir ben

leute 5 mob11en, III. sic nod .nidt BON lIii9
baden boren laIien. DaS pGiire fit ben
|Sonnar.
llnb i'm 9ebruart2. $50 ihlager1 troR
aGlte sic Ser5e11 marm fir Die SCOT
leioenben? Bitte lnbt bon gnh b6-
rem. Sunge Jarmerlobne 3nmeiit aus
&anias begleiten llnieren erlten Grams
port nls v6retminige." Wir gebrall-
den biele .greimilniigpIe" ais @eber BON
&uber nnb @elb. Mug nellhem Stnat
meloen iib bie @eber fit Sen Monat
|Bebruar nnlo ieben Ser IL Monate
Ices neuen ssabres?
Gs lit Elm gutes 8erf, oag Sic Mme-
|rican DairD @attle Company betreibt;
qut einfad 6ar,1,r1. neil es ben Dr.
men alt, @tn1ern uno Graueu 8u=
erlt, iooann Sen Mlten nno Rranfen,
|oen Silfsbeoiirftiaer. garurn uenoe1
mir ung an sic, sic belfen f0in1en unO
mouen, Sic bieueiht ielber nidt nil
fen, pie bitter Sic SCOT lit, un6 sic So
fir 0anfbur iein {outen 1nD Elm Danf=
opfer oqfiir brinaen biirften, baB Tie
nod feline Scot i'm eiqener Saule ae-
Iitte11 boben. lieies Dpfer nirD g.
qen 1tiften nub sSrel16e bereiitten. @lau=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
5uo<Dafota.

8ierre. - Die Hegieru1,g 1T eben
bamit bei6dftigt, $1,000,00o bon
5tammgel6ern ltnter Die Snoia1er in
Ser Noiebno : Reierbation at Dertei=
len. l1no 0amit fein ein5iges Wtitglieo
bes 5tammes leer ousgebt, meroen
aae Snoianerf amilien iid an II. unh
10. Sn1t11ar in Ser 8lttte Greet 5ta=
ton b%eriammeln, mo fie ein5eln anf-
gerufen mer0en un6 ibren Mnteil err
balten.
@iour Sails. - Snfolge Der Be-
milibunger1 Ser 5taatseiienbabnfom=
million bon 5outb Dafota unb ar6e=
rer Sntereiienten mnrbe bonn /. San
uar an 6ie 8%erfenoung bon Miblen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
5mslf N1enate.


Gin Sabr i9eint cine lange 3eit 81
|iein, ldaut man CUR Snbresmen0e in
Die Deri6leierte 8ufunft. Sic Nmeri-
can DairD Cattle Company gebt frob
un6 boffnnngsfrelpoig auf Sem a11ge=
fangenen @eg Ing neue Sabr hinein.
l5ie metB be1te 10 tpenig, pie irgeno
Elm Meni6, mobin Der 8eg lie fubren
miro, lit aber babort i~iber5eugt, 0aB
|6ie nbernommene Mrbeit ii9 ais 1e=
ogensreid, mie bisber, ertpeiien miro;
|ibre Mrbeit fir anbere, fir N%otleioen=
|6e, miro Ben 8eg p%erfldren; lire 8itt
gauge mer0en feine 8ettelreiien, ion=
bern Iriumpb5uge ner6en; uno ie=
Der, ser an ibrer Mrbeit teilnimmt,
1ou aub an ben @rfolgen teilnebmen
nno an Dem Can't, Der bon Die fommt,
6eren oas SilfsDerf 5ugute gefonl=
men 1T. Jleben0e Bitten nm Silfe
bente, iubelnoer 3anf morgen.
TIMER Mrbeitspenium lit groB, emit
1pre9en0 sent Notltanb briiben un6
Der @ilfsberettidaft bier. Wie mdre
|es NIT elmer S6iffsla0ung bon ge-
|idenfter &iibe auf ieoen Monat. Dn
meinit, bas more mobl mogli6, 10
|lei1t m0glih, nls es bringeno notig.
.tpare, I'M Die leergemor6enen Stdne
gu fiiaen, I'M bic nn5abligen alagen
5n 1tilen, Die bielen &l1ngertranen 5n
trodnen. @ut, 10 tritt nit Elm ms
@ilfsmerf, ien0e Deine Mnmel6nngen
Elm fir Sid, fir 3eine Ma6barn ,Dirb
in 9einem Comm, in Deinem @ountD
nn6 tpirIt Oh 5ellen inne, 6nB elmer
.nlletn nidt geniigt; loltelt gu feinen
.Beienett fin6en, bertau6 6ag Ser5 auf
benz re6ten Sled bat nno bereit lit,
NIT in oie 8erbearbeit ein5utreten?
Sic Mr1erican DnirD gnttle Cont
POM miir6e lebr germ in iebem DO
not aus ie eirem 5taat cine 5diffs=
aIabura BieA aqes gefderfte quite
Milfibe, nod Deutidlanb ihifen. So
al be6arf es ie6esmal etpn 700 Big
500 &ube, ba3n @elb 5nn Gransport
un6 gum Nnfa1f bon Sl1tterrnitteln;
benr1 Sic @ube bleiben porerit nod I'M
Ter, baB beiBt uncertainties gigen=5;
tl1m, unb mir miiiien .nnfere &uiibe"
gut I'M sS5ltter balten, 6anlit Tie 5ener
ulld Wilh geben, 6enen mir lie in ben
5tnn ftelen.
Cine 9hiffslaoung BOZ ieoen Woz
nat! 8ie fur5 bei bieietn @ebanfen
elm Monat eribeint ober neltn DiieIle..
belfen, tpar1tm fol1teI .eg r1idt m0glih
lein. Mus Geras fam unier erIter
8rn1tgport. Ser bat ffretlid mardaen
Morat gefoftet, ober infer erfteS
ssSobr mar aebbriabr, 2erninfWa; ooiie gre
fnbr1tna NOR ur1iere quite 2e%brnreiiIite--
riin. Soltb Dafoto idei1tt 6ins 5tnr1nss
centrum, ODER better geidp: bag Nrs.
b~eitg5entrltm Hit 6en 3meiten Grams
bort tper6en ali molten. lurter Der Iie--
beboHen url6 ndberftdn6iigen 2eiituna
eii11iigersfparnber5iaer Bnitoreriiitb bort
eiitt .Dripe@ hi @at1ge, Der 5u ben
id6nften 6offffn1tngen beredhtigt Dort
ber1ln1 miiiiihfen aber nod, bieIe 2an6s-8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

abgeihnitten bnt, iftoem lie in lnlIen
MIR IN elmer miin5igen Win-
berbeit bertreten lit. ssSm 9enat plr-
ben. am Donneritag 26 @orlagen ein-
gereidt, morauf @ertagung Bis Mon-
tag eintrat. Das &ausfomitee fir
Maarfte inoiiierte Breitag cine Der
be0euterben cooperatiDen9 ermarfftulng
gorlagen elm, bic IN bieier SiiBu1tg
Der 2egislatlr u%nterbreitet tperoen
fon. Deielbe itebt i'm ginflnnge nit
|einer oiesbe5igliden gmpfeblung, sic
@onp. Greus in ieiner Mntrittsbot.
kddft mndhte, unb iiebt lofnle, itant-
Hide urpo %f06erale 5u1ammentpirfenoe
Drganiiationen be5nglid 6er Marfftt-
berbaltniiie Dor. i
ct. 8a1l. Mm oritten Sa11lar
Imnr6e bier Der nnterribt in 5ebn
tragbaren 5hulbaulern, bon oenen
|iebes fir SO Sbiiler bere9net lit nrb
Die neben BEN arberen 51ulen nnfge-
iteat nnroen, aufgeromne11.
minneapolis. -- 2eBten Conner
ltagabeno gab 8irgermeiiter MeDers
in elmer Gerfamml11ng lei11em gerlan=
gen na9 einem 11euen Gertpaltungs=
plan Ser 5ta6t Minneapolis glns-
Druid. @s lit Dies cine Ginri6tnng,lpie
iie 3. g. Die Stabt Detroit in Mi6igar
bot unb bom 8iirgermeiter iebr ge=
ritbmt pir6.
Grand @apios. - Sulins 8otoin,
Der groBe Bal1nitdmme 5n berla6en
batte, tpltrbe bon etnem &ettenbafen
ON &alie gepadt, poour6 inn 6as
@enif brad; erit flint Gage nadber
Itarb Ser Wa11n.
Dnlntb. ~ Sic @eib1porenen i'm
9iltriftsgeri6t baben am 18. SUM
Mleran6er Sobnfon, Der I'M 9ieni1
Der D11llttb, @innipeg & 8acificbabn
elm 8ein berlor $4,000 5daoeneriot
3ugeiproben. N11n bat Gtbter 8er1
Teltler einen Mntrag at @nniten Scr
Babn geitent, baB Ser SAL gar nid1
Dor Sen @ei6porenen berban6elt mer=
Den iollte..
Brighton. sos. sdiler, cir
6armer I'M Eotpnibip gourtlanb, Der.
Tor bei einem 8ranbe feiner erIt boz
- Sabren 1%1e11erba1tter groBe 5hel1:
ne, % tpertpone Mildfibe, ~ Bfer:
Be nn6 idmmtlide i'm Stane aufge:
ipei6erten S1ltterporrdte iouie aud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Noro<Oafota.

8ismord. Sic Sirft 5tate 8anf
bon grDftal @prtngs, 81. g., Del9e
NIT $4,000 fapitaliiiert 1T, 1T am
|Donneritag na6mittag geidliien
.1porben. Mm Sreitag tpur0e Elm Wtai=
iebertpnlter erranrt, tpel6er Elm De=
fiat bon $4,000 feitgeiteqt baben
!ioH.
Sarge. - 9as 8nneos 9itrifts=
geribt in Sarge entidie6, 6aB 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
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Gtaatslegislatnr

Ser neu ertpablte @onpernenr
Breus Derlas an Dienltag LETTER $50
de, nad0em er bon Cabin s. 8rotpn
beeioigt moroen mar leine Sabres=
botldaft, in Der er Die Bunfte 1einer
8ermaltnng Observation-Disclosures. gr
empfabl cine geredte unb biaige Cont
nagelteuer anf @iiener5, cooperative
Marftbeoingungen fir Garmerpro-
BUTTE nno before 9anoitraBen. ST
erflarte, 6aB baS 5tnatsgeleb iber
Hrimarmablen feblerbaft iei uno re-
fommanoierte cine &udfebr ar Har=
teibeltimmungen fir Die 2egislatnr
nno Elm &onbentionSiDitem fir Bar-
teinominationen. Mud ipra6 er iih
5ugnnIten bon lofaler cooperatiber
gerfaufsagenturen nit eben. iol6ea
am 8eitimmungsplaBe Der Brooufte
aus. @rgouberneur Burnquilt belt
glei9fans. cine fnr5e Mn1pru9e, po=
{rin er iid fir Sic ibm 5uteil getpor=
|6ene nnteritiibung be0arfte, nnb bier
nnf Dertagte iib Der 5enat mie 6ieS
gleibfaus bas NbgeorbnetenbauS tat.
8ieberetnfiibrung Der Eobesltrafe
lin Minneiota fir Worb I'M eriten
|@rno lit in elmer 8orlage Dorgeie=
Zen, melde Wittmod bonn Mbgeorone=
ten Sranf Nimods bon Minneapolis
ser Niiemblp eingerei6t mnroe. Mnf
StraBet1ra1b ieBt Die Borlage cine
|Strafe bon 50 Bis SO Sabren @e-
|fdngnis felt. 8ier @orlogen, mel6e
Ben IL. Nobember, ben 8affenltta-
itanostog gum geietlidne 5eiertag
MAIDEN miiroen, mlr6en ebenfans ein
geeidt; ferner cine 8orlage gum
8ioerrnf oes Ne9ts, 4nnoibaten fir
0ffentli9e Memter burb 8etition gu
ernennen. Mbgeoroneter 8enoiren
reihte eine Borlage Elm, tpelbe cine
|6teuer bon flint 8ro5ent nuf ben
Heingeminn Der giiener5grnben I'M
|Stnat feitIeben mir0e.
Sc. g. gbafe bon Mnofa, beputier=
ter Stnatsnlbitor, nl1r6e am Gonz
'nerltog.b bonn @ouperneur Breusin bas
|Mmt oes staatganoiitors fit sic nod
item 3nei Sabre erranf1t, nnb q. s.
|Eurritin, friberer Superintendent
Ser Banfen in Minneiota, fat bas
|ibm nngetrngene Mnt bes Sefretrds
6es @ouberneurs a11genommen. Ibeoz.
S.t#@ 6~Y... sIs 10y ..} u. u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13
Zinc Gaee ~feitecnaeelt.

Dieier Gage famen nns folgen6e
be5eidnenoe 3eilen in ei1em 8e@.
lelblott 5n @eiidt, 6ie aus Der Sober
bes bobn. Serrn Sobn g. &l0der,
Bfarrer an Der fatbolii9en Stride in
&o5enpiQe, 8is., ltammen:
nMm 3. De5ember 1918 las ib IN
Der @atbeorale bon Mmiens in 6ranf=
rei6 bie fl. Mefie. 8ie eritaunte id,
ols ib} bei meiner &udfebr bon 6riiben
i'm Monat Stunt 6ieies Sabres Die
Weai Nurn1ner bes nGatbolic 8ar 8nl
letin" erbielt, in melber Elm Bil0 nit
Der 5~erilt0irten @atbebrale bon Mmiens
5r ieben mar. @ofort na1bote iid mid
an bie Mebaftion Der betreffet1ben33eit=
19rift nnb bal, oie 5a9e ridtig 81
iteaen, ga Ste biloli6e Darltelung I'M
|8latte Ser 8irflidfeit gong nno gar
ni6t entiprehe, nno cine 8erleum=
Dl1ng I'M Bilbe mebr l1nbeiI anri6te
|als in 8orten. Seine Mntport. Nod
manbte iih mild an Deribiebene nnbe=
re einfluBreide 5teuen, lelbit an Ell
men 8iibof beutlder %Mbitammung, Ser
BET Der &eoaftion ser genannten 3eit=
|fdriften, 10 biel i1 erfabren forlnte,
groBen ginfluB baben ION. Sd e~r5ielte
[6asielbe &eiultat: @etner Mntnort
mur0e ib geDuroigt.
gs ideint tpirfli6 Bel matden 2en=
ten ones erla11bt audi bie nieorig=
item gerlelln1olingen, tpenn MIR ben
Dentiden ems angebangt lmeroen
|fam, ielbit iebt nod, mo Ser &rieg
|idon la1ge poriiber lit. Dieies Die
@abrbeit lber Die @atbeorale bon
Mmiens: IN Der 1mgebling Der @a=
|tbebrale finb in Der Sat mand)e Sdu-
fer Bic auf Ben @rum 5eritort. N1ln,
bas ii. ser &srteg. Mber ,0as 5eugt ge-
|niB fir Die Dentihen: Stol5 nnb
munoerfd5in itebt sic 8atbeorole I'M
|periebrt inmitten Der Guiner1. N11r
5Dei 5bMiie, foneit ib ieben fornte,
batter Sic &atbebraIe getroffen, elmer,
Der 0urd Elm Serlter gegongen, 0as
M6aBtperf oes Seniters etmas berleBt
nnb brei ober bier 5teinplatten nuf
Dem 8oben 5%ertriimmert batte, nno Ell
ner, Scr bnr1 bas @ep0iIbfe geidlaz
gen. 9as mar bie ga15e 8eriti6rrng.
Ser Smaben mar aber Idiingite11s tpie=
Der ausgebeHert unobatInad meiner
8erehni1ng feline 500 unfoiten ber<
|nrfam. H 4 4.
GnroiiaeIfe e mas id bier gefdrieben
itebe i1h bon rt1o gatri5 mil rneirem
Na1nen cir. Mudmein Begleiter, Ell
|iunapearr Msani1 aug Chicago, miro Ole
1Bnbrbeit n1eiirer Morte beae11gen
sf6ii1rlen. Dan gIaube bob eg BfIIidt
zines ie0en ebrIid)en Mnn1fes iii, Der
Illntpabrbeit entgegetl5aatretetl tDalli1
1i116 no Tie id INNER 5eigt es
aber boppelte 8fIidt, tDe,fll ETH gan5eg
sgoIf, oag III ieoer 8eaiebung bod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-13

ermoglidt bot. Cabin aielenbe Sc
lesgebung peroient nidt mn bonn rein
meni1lider 5tanbpunfte Bic Inter
ltiisung oes 6armers. ion6ern liegt
aud in ieinem eigenlten SntereIie. IS
fommt niht bdufig boz, Bob 5elbltlo-
iigfeit uno 5elbitludt 10 Sanolnbano
geben II. E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-13

ideer, and ma sed Benny, the new
piano cover, wat are you thinking
Of
Indians, / sed, and ma sed, Take
it off immeeditly.
Yes, man. / sed. And ] started
10 wawk out. and ma sed, Benny, did
l. jest tell you to do something?
Well gosh. q, ma, you wouldent
wunt me to take il off in heer, would
you / sed.
Wy not. the piano is in heer, izzent
it? sed ma
Yes manu- sed. and ma sed. And
besides, sints wen have Indians worn
piano covers?
Chiefs mite / sed. wich they mite,
and ma sed. Well, do YOU intend 70
take it off or don't you?
Well jimminy crickets. ma, if you
knew all ] dident have on under it
you mite be proud to have me keep
it on. ] sed.
o. sed ma. and Mrs. Hews sed. Well
for pity sake, how EMBARRASSING. hee
hee hee hec. And ! quick went out
in the hail ,and took the piano cover
of and threw 1t pack IN the parler and
ran up stairs step AT a time like
lightning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-13
HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
IF YOUR DAUGHTER is HOMELY
MORTGAGE THE HOME FOR HER!
Hav e Meal


have recently received great
many letters from mothers asking
me whether they should send their
daughters % college Of not
To this | would reply thai Il de-
pended altogether on what was in
side and outside OF the girls head,
and also more particularly. on the
state Of the family pocketbook
II il had pleased Heaven to bestow
upon my daughter a peaches and
cream complexion. and hair with a
natural wave in it. and a hssome
figure and straight nose and dreamy
eyes and made her otherwise easy to
contemplate should not bother about
superimposing college education
upon her other charms unless | had
money to burn.
For ! should know that matrimony
was daughters predestined career, and
that while being able to write NJ. a.
after her name might possibly help
her TO he better Ma. it wouldn't
help her 10 become one. No honest OBJ
server wiIideny that being a college
graduate is a handicap rather than a
rome-on in securing husband
This is the case because the nah is
vet 10 he born who doesn't vearu "a
know more than his wife does and to
be able 20 pose before her as ar oracle.
and this is difficult to do with a rady
who is Pm. y. Likewise i is the
case because the college bred girl
spends in academic halls the years
when she is most alluring TO the mas
culine taste. And furthermore the
college girl, having naSSed through
The impressionable years when she
could love anything, in trousers that
danced well, is prettE hard 10 plea So
and choosey about Husbands
And oh. we'll. you know how il
Is yourself about men. After all
women have 10 wait until they are
asked 10 get married. and IL doesn I
always pay 10 look a gift horse too
closely in the mouth.
Therefore, seHding a pretty girl to
college belongs to the supertiuous
luxury class of things. Indulge in il
II you can have the price. and desire
1t, and she begs to go because the
other girls are going. What she learns
won't do her any harm. and in later
Years when she comes running 10 you
10 know bow to make cake that wont
fall. and weeping over the way the
butchers bill wont tally with her
budget. YOU can. at least. wokaer
what would have happened if you
hadn't given her all the blessings OF
the higher education for women.
II. howeN er, daughtep is one Of those
who wasn't around when Nature
handed out To the girl babies born her
day. the prize packages of pulchri-
tude; if daughter has a complexion
like a salty biscuit. and pug nose.
and stringy hair, and Is fiat-footed.
and siab-sidc. send her to college if
you have 10 mortgage the house 10 do
ii.
She will always have to be her
own meal ticket ana you owe it to
her 10 III her TO earn not only bread
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-13

and butter. but Jam and pie In all
human proba bility she will never have
the happiness OF having husband and
children. and YOU must give her the
best substitute for them YOU can by
filling her life with the absorbing in
terest ~ some profession or trade by
which she can not only make money.
hut in which she can fnd a never
ending source Of pleasure.
The miserable, sour. disgruntled old
maids are those with nothing to do.
nothing 10 think about, bus what
they have missed, no homes of their
own. no money except the grudging
dole of those on whom they are de-
pending. ON the contrary there are
no more contented. happier or chippier
women than the successful bachelor
girls with their good jobs. and their
pretty little bachelor establishments.
So in trying 10 decide whether TO
send Maud Geraldine of To college or
not. take Natures tip. Give her the
once over with an appra Using eye. not
n mother eye,-and see whether she is
likely to have to make her own living.
or have some man make it for her.
Also observe the degree TO which she
Is a riot or not among the boys. IL
hy the time she is is the place is n<
Uttered up with youngsters. YOU had
better get her ready for one of our
famous institutions of learning.
So much for Maud. Now for the
pocketbook. Don't send her to col
ltge unless you can afford II. The
State gives every girl a chance at a
good education in the public schools.
If she wants 10 add TO that the whole
realm OF knowledge is opened up be-
fore her in the same books she would
need and study a college. School
teachers have no magic that imparts
secret culture not TO be had outside
OF their sacred walls.
Some Of the best educated women
have ever known have been self edu-
Gated. You can no more keep an in
diyidual who thirsts and hungers for
knowledge away from ii. than you
can keep a starving person from grab
bing at the food within reach.
We make a fetch of colleges Es-
pecially mothers do. and there is no
more pathetic thought than that of
the thousands upon thousands of wo-
men who are literally killing them
selves, and starving the balance of the
family to send some girl OF to school
who has no love of learning, no settled
purpose in going except to belong to
the right sorority. and be able to talk
college patter when she comes home.
And for this mother wears her old
clothes, and trims her hat over an
other time. and disnisses the cook
and cuts down on th9 butter and the
meat, and goes through nerve ex-
hausting, pinching. grinding econo-
mics that wear her to skin and bone
and take all Of the brightness. and
comfort out of the home. What
Maud Geraldine gets isn't worth the
price. Figure it out for yourself.
Therefore ] say that unless a girl
needs to follow a profession unless
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-13
WHY?
why Do seIdlItz Powders Fhri
Copyvright, 1920 by
W h.eier Syndicate. Inc.

The nzzing formed by the combina-
tion of the two powders contained in
the blue and white packets OF a Seid-
litz powder really forms an interest
ing experiment in chemistry for. while
the powders dissolve separately with
out any disturbance whatever. the
moment they are combined a minia
ture eruption occurs in the water.
The expIanatio of this lies in the
fact that the powder in the blue packet
is 25 per cent baking soda and IS
rate, while the powder in the white
packet is tartaric acid. What We
call baking soda is sodium bicarbon-
ate and the tartaric acid brought in
timately into contact with this in the
solution releases the carbonic acid
and the latter bubbles upward in the
form of gas. causing the enerveseence
or the fizzing.
Any acid coming into contac~-sith
any carbonate. will cause similar
release Of the gas. If. for example.
sulphuric acid be allowed to drip
slowly upon marble dust--carbonate
of lime-the latter will give off car
bonic acid gas and. if water be Charged
with this gas. il becomes what we call
soda water" name which dates
back to the days when the gas that
makes 1t fizz was derived from car
Donate OF soda. In reality. therefore,
the fizz in soda water" and the ef-
fervescence in the Seidlitz powder
solution are the same, though brought
about in different ways.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-13

! towards the kiag He wore riding boots
and cloak, "rd behind him came n
troop of Young men similarly. attIred.
The foremost of them was Busy Il Am
boise, expressing defiance In every lioc
of hs bold square countenance.
"Ah." said DE Rilly, there is the
Duke of Aniou, who has been riding in
the Faubourg
took q second look at the surly gentle
mna. At this moment he exchanged
glances with his brother, the King. The
look of each was eloquent. The King $
said, Il hate YOU for heing n disloval
brother and fractions subject; for con
spring to take away part of my king
dom; and who knows but that YOU are
secretly aiming at my throne and my
life?'' The Younger brothers look con-
veved this much: Il hate you for Your
suspicious Of me: for your not obtaining
for me in your court the respect due the
son and brother Of kirg: for encourag-
ing your favorites to ridicule me. If |
am driven to rebel against YOU. il is
your own fault.
The King received the Dukes per-
functory salutation mdificrently, and
passed on. Anjou and his men turned
into a gallery leading to his own apart
ments.
Il sec that everybody is following tho
King, ! said.
"les, but not replied De Rilly
Il find il no more amusing 10 pray when
the King docs than at any other time.
came here this morning, 10 catch n
giimpSc OF one Of the Queens ladies,
but her Majesty has u cold, and my
lady i IN attendance
Which Of the Queens has cold2'
Queen Louise. the Kings wife. IL is
true, one may well ask which, when there
is mention of the Queen nowadays. The
Queen Of France is small factor when
compared with the Kings mother.
Qucch Cathcync, or even with his sister
the Queen Of Navarro. whose name is on
cvcryone's tongue, on account OF her
love affairs, and Of her suspected plots,
What plots2'
Some think she plots With the Duke
of GuisP, who cannot wait to rule France
until Catherine $ sons are both dead
hut Catherine Will make him wait |
Others believe that she plots with her |
Hugueno, husband, the King Of Navarro.
to join him. and that the King keeps her
here virtually prisoner, lest her depar-
ttAiN iitAiA ~ AaNNtA thS - ftnCtHSftIl W /
the liugucnots, and, lastly and chiefly, |
they aver that she plots with her brother (
Aaiou, % help him 20 Join the lIuguc-
notS and malcontents rs their leader " /
This is very interesting. NJ dc Rlllv |
but pardon me, is il safe 10 say these
things openly at court ] am fresh from
the country and anxious not to blundcr
To Be Continued