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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
9tadrnf

an mcinen inniglt geIiebtCrt Notten
l1nb unicrcn tcrlren &oter Carl =.
Slid, qeltorben ocn 10. Sttobcr,
1920.
Gin 2yohr Scr Erol>cr lit ocrgan9en.
Ser9ebens illdt bid INFER 9lid,
@ic iebnIu6tspoQ oltd oos &crlorr-
gen,
Gs brin9t bid nin1mcrmebr 5urilf!
gu peiIeIt an bes S0hiten Ebron
ll1o ernteit 0eincr @erfe 2obn.
9lt trcller @atte, gutter Softer,
@orit 1tns bon Scr5en 5lt9etbon,
8orit infer 5iibrer uno 8crotbcr,
Nobmit trel1 bid Oeiner &inocr an,
iporIt bier infer better 5reurlo,
9cr's INNER gut nit ms Gemcint.
Drum rltbc mobI! Sb mir nld)
mCincn
llnN Srcnmru9alpcb Oos Scr5 crfilat;
Ginit miro ms @ott ouf'S Ncll'
DereinCn,
Der oQc Shmcr5cnatr0ncn Itiat,
0nnn lpcr0Cn mir IN @imnclab0b'n
Chamber It0hIiM mic0cricN'n!
@Crui0mCt non OCiltcr trnllcrnOCn
Satin uc6it &in0Cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Nntu Naraains.

&Sir boben cine gn5abl 9cbroutHer
Gccoro burb) Iltoulobilc an Sonh
Die mir biQig Dcrfollien lpcrocn. ttdm-
lid: 1915 WtOocI 6orb Tourin8 Gar,
1919 Ntooel Serb Roooitcr, 1919
Wto0cI M}ormca Golring Gar fir 5
@oiio9icre, 5mei SttOcbofer Touring
GorS fiir 7 8crioncn. S0mmhife
Nlttos iino in bcitenl 3uitanOe
&lcnf'S Garage, &crmant, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
SaS &auObcrfelS I'M Stiaen Sscau
fir bic Sluttcn nnS Siplumatcn.
GyprtIcblIuo BON Scitr II

(0Ortlcbung bon Scitc ~
ats bat cs lucni9 81 iogcn, ouB Die
@0lftc Der @cmGiIcr, Die Oieic ailitcn
unipiiblcrl, inOii6cr C5can %genannt
lpcrOcn. &onoOu fii9t rmgefGbr 500
NtciIc1 ST Der britii6cn &iiItcnlinic
onl Stillcn N5com bin5u.
Die &nicln, oic S5opon bil0cn, CT
llrctcn lid bon ser gt1bc ser SpiBc
&~onltidottos bis 81 ser Ilolid,cn
Spibc 6OrnoioS uno Guben cine ail,
ltclIinic ou StiIlCn G5con bon I'M.
0ct0br 200 MciIcn. Die GiiIten.
lillle SopalS lit obcr piel or06cr,
mcnn Die meitlidCn &ilitcn om Wtccrc
BON Cd)otit, ont Soponiidcn, @cIbcn
unO NCitlidcn Mfccrc mitgcrc6net
mCr0cu.
Gurh Die Nbilippinu un0 sic
britiitcn 8ciituugcn int n0rOliden
@ornco gcIdiibt. bobcn Die boQGn0i.
ihcn 9ciibrngcn cine &~iiitcnfront
alt StiIlcn O3ean bon MIR ungcfGbr
1000 WteiIcn; nbCr hire 0eiolnmtc
&iiItcnIinic, 6ie an SnOiidcn SScun
nllt3crcd)net, lit piclmolS GROCER.
Nud Gbinas GiiItcnIinic" lit bltr6
Sapon GcOcft. Sic bcIGuit ii6 oltf
llngciGbr 1000 MciIcn. 6ron30iiId
Sl1OO.GDino, 6intcr ocn YbiIippineu
0clCgcn, hat cine @iiitcnlinic bon I'M.
gcfGhr 1000 MtciIcn al oCn Gbincii.
iden Meer.
Nuf ser 0itIihcn Settle ocS StiQclr
O5con5 beiibt Wtcrico cine &ilItcn,
lintc bon nlcbr alS 1000 Wteilcn,
mG6rCn0 ~oieienigc bon Chile mcbr
olS $500 Mcilcn bctrGqt. 0ie &C.
innltc En5ifii6e &iiitenIinie Ser iibris
gen poniid).omerifoniiden 2Gn0er
belGltft iid oltf lmgefGbr $500 Neis
len.
Is iino jebot) sic flciner 5erltrelt-
Ten Slliclrt, oie bon Den Nationen aln
Stiucn S5ean bebcrridt wcroen, Die
Den &ern OeS poaifiiden Sroblems
bilOcn. 9ieie Snieln bes Stilen
S5cons iinb 10 gut ipie ale unter
Scr Serridaft ron @roBbritanien,
6ronfrcid, 8crcinigten Stoatcr uno
Sopon8. Nae fran50iiifen lino Die
mciiten Der englii6cn 8eiitungen
Iiegcn iiiblif bonn Geqlator, nno
Die Sereinigten Stooten ur6 Sopan
MAIDEN cinonber idorfe Sonfurrer5
n0rOlih bon 0ieIer Clinic. @uanl lit
totiddlid) u%ngebcn BON nelicrlporbes
nen joponii6en Snicln, Die friiber
9c1ttI6(ono gcb6rtcn, ltnb iapuniider
9eiit foBt Die 9~bilippinen auf 3
Scitcn Elm. Ole @creinigten Stoas
ten beIitcn ni6t bieIe ser po5ifiihen
Snicllr, obcr tie bciiben Die Itrutc0ii6
mcit midtigitc @rltppc, l0n,lidD
9omoi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
" d ulla III.

ISM. Strc6lmolm, bon @lonO, mar
an Sonntog bier ouf @cil'd) bel =.
&. Strc6lmunn un0 ). 6. Ericc.
@cbitcr Carroll licgt oll1 9tcrpcr'
ficbcr icbr I6rpcr crfrontt NornicOcr,
Gr bcfinbct ii6 inter ScbonNIl'n9
bon Gr. S1rngc bon 9lonN nrrO Or,
WcQics ppl, Omcn3pillc.
Scrntonn @octtfcr nnO camille
lporcn Oicie @od,c III &eO 9trO ol''
9ei,d bel SerwonOten.
Die %. &. @ibel.GIoiic belt let'
ten Sonntog gbcnb ibre ScrIon1r1''
luna in Der @oGnlm9 ocS 6rit Hlt'
tcrbltih ob.
Ncnrp 9pett6cr unO Tantilic 10
mic sic Wtltttcr Scr 6ralt Soctthcr,
bcfonocn Iid) lcttc ISOLDE in He0
9iro ouf @cIr,d bel i6rcr %crrOnnO'
ten. Trou 2cno Eifcr uno 6omilic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
&rupp'ltntcrnsBmen in Chile.

ytldt mir 0urd; Die 0elttldc, jon.
bern 0urd Die gGtje iiiOamerifani.
ite Erclie geDCl io%rti0u1eu0c 9tud).
rid)tcn iiber cine gr0bere &ouiciilon,
DeIdlc Ole 6irmn Mrlrpp i'll iiioli'
den Chile am Collie HrIontoul er.
baIten baben iol. Die oTeutide
Seitun8" fiir Gbile ihiIoert iogar
ihon III aleu- @in6cIbCItrn onS grobt
0eutitc @ofoiemUert. DeIfe5 bel
Blcrto Mtort criticism iOu, 81 oieier
Iu8ele9enbeit icIIte Die 6irma
3rupp Dem Geutid)Hn IuSIluo.S u.
itit,lt III Stlltt8art 1oIaenoes nit:
rGie &eI&un5 oe5 Barrier SCOUT
llal iiber aroBe Tobritnnidgen in
III Chile 0urt) arlpp lit ieIbitoer-
ltanOlid unpabr, mo c$ lit beSou.
erlid), Sa6 Serarti9c ~tcnNen5i0ie
6aIitmcIOun8en in Der Sreiie Iui.
uabme itnocn. Aud sic diIeniide&c.
9ierung wi0erriei ibrerieits Die be-
treifenOe 6alid)melOung. Iutiade lit
lcOi9Iid. 0ab 5tuei mlercr Serren
uui GerauIaiiung aiIeniider areiie
einc ,Gt1oienreiie aisiiibrten, Die
aber bisber fem ir9enmie profit
ide5 G9cbnis er5ielte.
9a5 0ireftorium oicier 6irma
Snopp iii8t nit gutem Sirmor bin,
gu" Die iran50iiidle Sreiie pcr6rci,
let in letter 3eit ivitematii9 WtcI'
0ungen libCr Die UriIuhun9 Uon
SruppiAeu REORGANIZATION III Der.
idic0cnen 9Gnoern Der Gr6c. 81
n0dit lOlte IS Chile icin. Oos bon
ser 6trmo arllpp jur GrriftmnG
elmer 8oiienihmieOe uuserlci)cn
mar. @ir Dabcn oieic Cute 3iicrt
ltdJ QbgctQu. Gam fam 6innlono
an sic &elbe. Nad)Ocm oiCle 9}od.
ri6t OILS SdJDiH0el tntlorUt luoroCn
mar, tucib icgt Der nWtotin" 81 mel
0eu, &rupp mer0e Den &etrleb Der
8aifeN ulO Wtunitiou5iabriten Don
BlltoloW mo Od)to IN lctuc @an&
nebmen. Gem .0tntin" crideincl
o%iicnbar Die mirtiGuitlidcn lrnO 10
5ialen &erbGItuiiie SoWiet.AuB
LAMBS iiir Ocll Nctrieb Don JroGIn
0uitrieIeu llntcrneMmlngcn Jest he,
iunoers gecignet. IroGhGm miIiicn
mir Die WtelOunJ ala 9Iatt erfunO&n
be5ci9nen mo ertlGren gIetdSeitIB
hnriiber biuaus. oo5 &rupp mc0er
in Gimbuttu nod &aiAgar 8oiIen.
fabriten erbuIen miro, nnB Die
&Iiten 8rGnlano5 uno ISLANDS
our AnIaBe fiir Il - 8oOtweritc iIr
inns nit)t IN 6r08c fomnIen, SoB mir
feinen SdieBllterrId)t al 8oriua2
I'M llrmoIOA 5urnto2 erteilcn, nod
S6par5c III Atrttn gum AngrilI sc.
gen weiBc Manner uno 6raucn Orll.
len, 0oB mir lpeEer olti SpiBberDen
nod our Ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nod lOnltno AMI Ger Gr0r, Dem
WtonO OOer Uiora OOer IrgenocIuem
alOereu bcluoDuten oOer ulbewObn
ten ElaNrten oocr 6iritern UrOB.
tnmpllNtiie, &]uittrcu5cr oocr final.
loje 0tielenfanOueu baucn nod mi
etnen Gtwa b%citcbeuOen M~aIicnfQbrl,
fen ms D]orl5outol o0er Dcrtita!
pcrbilr0Gn mpuun ull0 ooB MIR ms
tiinitig ole Ifilbc eriparcn WCrOcn.
iolGe oOer ubnIidIc litgNerIjdy
Y~teloungcn Der Irouj0iilden 3eI.
tul9en rittig gu ltcucn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Giudsuus Oes GcutihtnmS in Eulcu

8ie Die Gromberger nGeutiG,
HunOidau" eri1brt, baben iid Ole
beiocn in Yolen belteDenOcn OCut.
iden Sr9aniiationen, ~9Cutidy
8ereinigung" unO oGeutid)e Sen
trail . Arbeitsgeutctnid)ait," Der.
i6mol5en. Gle neue GInbeit5orga.
uiiation ioG Die Ycjeitnun9
,9eutidtunSmulO our Bnbrun8
DER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" fiibrrn. BON
/. Suli ab miro Ole GcrciuigrmA
Die 3eitid)riit Ser Grutid)c in No,
len" m06entlid) bc%rnus0eben. Gin
Cell Ger NrbcItS2cmclnitait bat
alcrbings Die &cridmyljlrrB nod
uitt mitgemlaht, oodJ bOiit man
audi aui oeren Nnihlub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
IEcroinanb SdllcnEer.

ionic filr Oic ms ermicicnc 5bciG-
noGnlc on inherent bCrbcn Shmcr5c,
%rniercn imligitcn 9onf nbitottcn.
GbclfoaS u~nicrcn bcr5Iidcn 0o1t
Den Wit9licorrn OcS SoI0icrS, SniI.
ors unb Worinc Club ,tnO Den Mit-
0IicOcrn Der SNo 6cllom 2o9e fir sic
lrlS C%rluiciencn 2icbcS0icnitc l1n0 Dem
&crltorbelen 9cmiometc Gbrcnbc5cll,
gltn8. 6crncr Ber5li6eu 0nuf Sen
observation-disclosures, iomic fir sic sobI:
rcifcn 8IumcnIpcnoen un0 inSbeion.
Ocrc &crrn Gnitor &oSnlonn fir lei.
nc troItrci6e @robrcoC lu1o bent 90
bingcidiebcncn qepionctcu porntcn
Grinnerru1gSmortc.
Die trallcrllocn @intcrbliebcncn,
Gbriit. SdlenSer II. Tamilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Ruticc!

%eriie9elte 4n9cbotc per Come
fir ooS AbloOcn uno 6abrcn BON
&obIcn bonn @obnbofc nod Der @Gt-
tric eight So. 0iciclbcn miiiien att
oocr Dor Dent q. Oftober ob9e9eben
mer6en on Sobn 8oeit, SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
YdltunQ Stub { MtitalicScr.

SD lucroc an GicnStoQ, Den %.
GIT, Shlpcinc mnO &icb mad Dem
Morttc p%cricr0ul. SEQ. Reu.
Shipping Wonoqer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

GbrcncrflGrlmg. Die aeaer
6ralt Niiner nltSgciprodcne SeIeioi.
gllnG bctretfS llnQc6icier in ibrpr
&obnung crflGrc ih mir unmnhr
mo nctnlc id) Oo> llnQc5icTer bicrnit
5uriit. Tron Nubrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
9umoriltildes
@cidGitsfnnSig.

Slcgbert SloCt lCf3Cr, SppH ueS
0YrnBfollimomS Qlcidcn gtornerlS,
ulnd,t Sfulorbcitcn. Gr quilt Iid
nit elmer Rcfcnoui9obc al. S6lieB'
lid wcnOct CT iid bilfeiuhCnO an lei.
ncn Softer: Gin &ol1imam fauft mir
Observation-Disclosures Nforf Sdu0a
Icnfcl. O. sic g&oorc I'M @ertc
fGQt. uurb er lie fiir 5mci 9rittcl
oca Gintoui3prciicS mCiterbcrfoltTcn.
gSClhcr Grl0S c~r5IcItc CT? Gonnlt
on mir nift io8Cn, >uos "a ro1l@
fonmrt. Eopn?
@os ga roustonmt? iogtc Srper'
icn5cr ienior, Ooa fam i6 Dir Iebr
genol1 iogcn, oo tonmt ne ouSae'
n1odltc TlCitc rouS!
@cci0rct. - Scr Gr0ii0Cnt zines
&CrcinS fiir 9lDiatif bat ein SnIerot
crloiICr1, in mclhCm elm tildtiGcr
6Ill9lcbrcr ociltdt miro. gn nod
itcn To1c crideint im 8cih0ftS5tm'
MGR Elm &oloiiolmcnid.
Son I(nQlcbrer, mic Sic il,d)eL
scr mGrc idc!
Ga, bobcn Sic ou6 Die notlucn,
SiQcn &cnntniiic ltn0 Grfobrun0?
Oct mill id mccncn! Sf BIN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo mar friibcr
S~oltafncdt bel ~Srilncr unO @lnlL
9lbtcil,mg fiir g8ein. unO 3iaorrcn'
rciicnoc. Die bah if olc jrin0lidD
$ 6Iic9cn "jelcrut!
@l,tc 9ll5iid)t. $500 Sun9Cr Wtantl
(olS er iid bel cincm Scrrll I'M otc
Eo6tcr bclpirbt): 3unGdit mrtB id,
befcnnclt, OoB ih 5lp6lf TollienOcr
S6uI0cn babe!
SER: 8, Ou8 nlodt nidtS. menr1
id MIR 5lu0lf Eauien6er Sdltloen
bGttr, ooS pGrc fem!
9oS iogt ger,tg. - 6rou Wtiiaer
0u morit bod ncuIih bel unlere'
Srntnoin Gmms 5u @ittog. 8t'
bat Dir oenn oo8 @iien geidmedt9
Srou 2cbmon: Sbr @ann iagte,
boS lei sic refine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

9crcdti0tc 6ru8c. Ger @ll1
it bod Der gcborcnc GbenronnI
2Sa, bolt 0u ocnn Idon nal CT.
ncn rnoc6orcncn gcicDenE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Naufiagnng.

Nucn unicren gecbrtcn SrclnOcn
mo @efoltntcn nl0dtcn mir bicrourh
filr ocrcn 10 5ublrcide 9ctbcili9ung
an Scgrdbniiie unicre5 Qclicbtcn I'M
&ric8c 8cfollCncn Sobne$ uno 9rlt.
6erS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Nnufin9nng.

llnIcren 0Ccbrtcn Nnhborn UnO
6rcunOm Die mGbrCn0 Der &ronf.
belt unicrcs 0clicbtcn &oter@ unO
NrobnotcrS,.
Sbumns McDcr,
ms in licbCpoQcr &eiic %bciItolOclt,
ionic 9lllcn Sic ibml bic lcttC Gbrc
crtpicIcn, uno b%rlon0crs unIeren pcr.
tbcr 6rcunOW bon SwiaS filr ibrc
2icbcSbicnitc, ierCd)cn mir hermit
unIcrcn inni0itcn 0ouf aus. 6crncr
rnieren innigct 0unt fitr oic Oiclen
9IumcnipcnOcn, ionic 0cn @obrtrdl.
trGgcrn fir ibrc 9icnIte Scr &icbe To-
mic inSbcion0crc 0C1 &aItorcn Nt-
bcr$wcrtb rnO u. S6michcn illr i6rc
mormen %Sortc Der Grimcru1g unN
ocS SroitCa.
Die truucrnScn Sinterblicbcncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
Nene Nn5eigelp~

3n %Ocrfanfcu: iCbr biQig, ; Con
%Soo0c. Noh5rtfrngcn bel Sen @ol3
Wta6ine SDps, Ncrmnun Do.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21

3n pcrfanfcn OOCr 81 UcrmietheH:
Elm @obnbouS ncbit S 2otS an ser
lucitlidcn 8. StroBc IN Ncrmoun.
9tof5lfro9cn in ser Office 3. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-21
M0d)cutlidcr Wnrftbcridlt.
Gorrigiert bon
Spbn j.. Sclmcrs

Gicr, per 0utcnO 80
NilbNcr, per Yfun0 .. .i2-.19
Turfcp&, per 8ilrno- 80
Spring Gbidcn$, per &iN. .. 10
8Gnic, per 8iuno rs
GntcrL per Efunb 10
@oue, per Bfuno ~....., .12--.16
&ortoffcI. per Suihcl 1.5s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

From a little black handbag to a
little gray shop-with beveled glass
showcases. French-paned wallcases
and trellised interior.
Such is the journey made by Mrs.
Opal Eclkhoff in a surprisingly short
time.
Five years ago Mrs. Eckhoff was
able to get most Of her stock Of wo-
mans specialties into the handbag
which she carried from house to
house while she made her sales.
Now she has, in Terre Haute, Ind,
the smartest of little gray shops
from which she retails exclusive
novelties and toilet goods while she
directs the work of a corps of sales
women who cover southern Indiana
and Illinois.
Just knowing I could do tin
that, says she. was the chief secret
OF her success.
"And then my husband! 1t ought
to be twice as easy for the married
woman to succeed in business as for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

the single girl because she has some
one 10 encourage her-I know
couldn't have done what 1 have If
my husband hadn't encouraged me.
"Of course, most men prefer to
have their wives not work But if
the wife isn't the entirely domestic
type of woman, it's the better wis
dom to help her find herself in
work. And my husband was willing
70 do that. He spent hours after his
work, in the evening, building and
painting the first cupboards-they
weren't cases,-that I had when I
ventured TO open a shop I had two
chairs, ordinary wooden things! And
that was all I could squeeze into the
place besides myself and a custo-
mer."
Mrs. Eckhoff believes that a mar
ried woman. especially if she is in
business, should use her own given
name and not her husbands.
Your sense of your own person
atty is more keen if you keep your
own name" says she.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
HaIIo70een Lore!

OF course. your only hope for Hal
loween $ 10 glimpse your future
And then. mustn't there be man
in the glimpse?
So II you'd see the man you're 10
we'd.
Touch with lemon the posts of the
bed,
ThaS is take the rinds OF two
lemons. carrying them in your
pocket all day and then at night rub
them. each one. on the four posts OF
the bed.
Your future husband should ap-
pear in your dreams,
And then there's the apple seed
way Of telling your fortune, too.
Take two apple seeds. Give them
the names OF two men whom you
like best.
Stick one on either cheek. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

gently and rub IN. with a strong
stroke. just as much camphoratej
oil as the skin VIII hold Rub first
one ankle ard then the other so the
skin az one ankle may absorb the
reduction agent while you are work
ing on the other.
Then bind the ankles with linen
or cotton cloth which you can pull
smoothly around them and quite
tightly but not tightly enough 10 in
terfere with the circulation.
Let the bandages remain on over
night and ia the morning go over
your ankles with alum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

stores. Edith has the list, and she'll
so with You. You can order the
flowers. also, and bring them back
with you if you will-masses of pink
roses. You don't mind Edith's 60
ing, do you?"
Was / mistaken. or was there the
hint OF malicious mischief in the lit
tie woman's eyes? Dear as she is,
she can be distinctly catty on occa-
sion. I wonder If she guessed how
very much I did mind Edith Fair
fax's presence on this trip 10 meet
Dicky, especially as Ead no>idea
what his mood would be when he
greeted me. But my response. !
flatter myself. was as hearty as any
one could make.
Mind" I said, as If amazed be-
yond measure. Are YOU getting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

hack into my seat again and started
the car. There was no use trying TO
talk with jim now. That must wait
until much later.
Ny clutch did not work smoothly,
and 7 threw the gears into neutral
again. As I did so / heard little
Mrs. Durkee call a wild halloo. and
1 leaned out of the side Of the car
TO see what she wanted.
Where are you going2" she call
ed, as she ran across the lawn to-
ward the car.
Down 10 meet Dicl1y," I answer
ed, reassuringly. Every piece is
done. Lillian is bringing them over. '
ours are almost done, too she
said. Lillian and 1 will hang them
while you are gone. But there are
some things I've got TO have at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
Your Ankles Should
Be Pretty Too!
BY NINE. NIOREAU.

PARIS, Sept. 1O.-Those ankles
nay not be quite 50 important since
our frocks are 70 be lower. But
isn't a shapely ankle always an as
set? And unless the fault with
them is actually In the bone, YOU can
enhance the contour OF them won
Gerfuuy with just the least bit OF
effort.
Remove your shoes and stockings.
and cross your knees, thus raisins
one foot from the floor without any
support. Thrust the foot out straight
and then move it from the, ankle, up
and down, from side 10 side. until
YOU have quite tired the foot Then
exercise the other one. Neither foot
should be exercised more than 10
minutes
After that IS finished plunge the
feet into a warm bath which comes
quite up over the ankles and let
them remain in 10 minutes. Wine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
Revelations 0PAWite s1aA a2a5



DO YOU suppose" tre1thless.y
bean. as IA-uan came up the stains
after her encounter with the new
owners Of the house in Marvin.
Of gather that you must have
heard the dear woman" Lillian iu
ferrup-ed with q smiling. significant
nod toward the haulstcr over which
] was leaning "Ar1 7 suppCse-
that everything viii Doc AN right
she hastily added evidently sensing,
VISTA her keen powers Of perception,
that was extremely nervous over
the parting threat Of the woman
whom LILLIAN had prevented from
entering
"Eou don't think. then. that she
can make trouble over those spat-
te-ed wallis in Tho dining roon 2'
Eot IT they are restored no their
pristine fre=rr essT Lillian answer
80 Lightly. and I'm sure that won
be q very difficult job. Jim ought
~ bo able toe
But Lillian" protested with
the menor OF Eares suuen face as
she had rushed our Of tho room aft
or learning from the woman az the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

one which stays on longest Is your
best friend
We ali know the trick Of the
candle at midnight Let your hair
down. light a taper and stand before
YOUR mirror Ar exactly midnight
On the stroke Of L your future hus-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

foolish in your old age2 But tell
Edith 20 hurry. I've only a few min
utes 10 make Dickys train"
Here she comes now Mrs Dur
kee responded. and as I turned my
ewes 10 the graceful. slender figure
coming toward me across the lawn
I saw that I was not the only one
who had do0red a fresh blouse in
Dickys honor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
CUTICURA HEALS
RED PIMPLES
On Child SFaceand Hands.
Itched and Burned.

When my brotherwas two months
old his face and hands began 70 break
out with soft red pimples. which
sealed over. They itched and burned
and caused him to scratch. We had
him treated without success. We
began using Cutioura Soap and Oint-
ment and after using one cake Of
Cuticura Soap and one box Of Cutcura
Ointment he was completely healed,
in two weeks" Signed Irwin Sess,
Lansing, Iowa.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura
Ointment occasionally, prevent PIN
pies or other eruptions. They are a
pleasure to use, as is also Cuticura
Tslcum for PeTfuming tie skin.
Sample Zach Free b Nal Adaress- -cutisura rss-
oratories, Dept z, haldsn - MAss" Sold sr.-v-
Where. Soap 25e- Ointment = and soc. Talrur -
- Cutieura Soap shaves without mug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

band viii look over your shoulder
These-if all Of the fairies gro
working on Halloween night
should tell your fortune Bur {
there aren't any fairies
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
Webster Mans Man
lContinued from page threel

CONTINUED from page three
forming rude litter with four rifles
passed under his body, bore Webster
to the shade Of a tufted palm inside
the palace gate.
AS they laid Webster down for a
moment there Dolores saw tall,
youthful man, of handsome features
and noble bearing, approach and look
at him. In his eyes there were tears,
a sob escaped him as with a little
impulsive, affectionate movement he
patted John Stuart Webster's cheek.
my friend" the fainting Dolores
heard him murmur. my great-heart-
ed, whimsical, lOvable John Webster,
You made It possible for me to meet
you here tonight-and this is the meet,
ing
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
Estate of
ORLO MYRON BUMP

STATE OF VERMONT
DIs1MT OF ADDISON. SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for the Distrio
of Addison:
To all persons interested in the estate O
Orlo Nyron Bump, late OF Salisbury, in sale
Distrirt deceased. GREETING
Al a Probate Court, holden at Mddlebury
within and for said District on the sd day Of
Nav 1921, an instrument purpOrting TO be The
last Will and Testament of Oro Myron Bump
late of Salisbury, in said District, deceased, wa'
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate
And it is ordered by said Court that The
18th day OF June, 1921 at 10 o'clock a. m. al
the Probate Office in g,said Mddlebury, he as
signed for proving said instrument; and thai
notice thereof be given TO all persons concerned
by publishing this order three weeks suceessively
in The Middlebury Register, newspaper cir
culating in that vicinity, in said District, pre-
yious to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aiore-
aid and contest the probate of said will u
YOU have cause.
Given under my hand at Middlebury, IN said
District, this 25d day Of May, 1871.
Charles L Button Judge
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
Real Work

Old Hilton had strong ideas on many
things, and never hesitated to voice
them. One day he was accosted by a
healthy looking individual, who begged
for a copper to buy food.
Hilton eyed the man sternly.
why do you waists your time beg
ging?" he said coldly. you ought to
be working"
The suppliant drew himself erect
Have you ever begged" he de-
manded. in return.
"Of course not 4" snapped old Hilton
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27

Advertising Is not a useless expense.
1t is real investment, having divI-
dends in accordance with the care anc
sincerity applied in its makeup.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27

angrily.
Then you don't know what work
isl" the beggar retorted.-London Tit
Bits.