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SCIENCE WITH A SOUL

The modern scientist is supposed to be solles ruth
less chap intent upon abstract truths and committed
generally to the proposition that mankind stupid in
capable and doomed to fuy We often hear that SCI
ence Is robbng the world Of its faith: indeed prom-
nent Engshman not so long ago invited all scientists to
take 10year vacation that could regain our old
serenity and optimism.
Maybe all Of this is true and maybe isn't But surely
there are exceptions At any rate Dr. Morris Fishbein
EDITOR Of the Journal Of the American Medical Assoca-
ton. writes an article for the winter number Of
The Yale Review in which he reveals an optimism and
faith N mankinds destiny inspiring as any theolo-
CLANS.
Dr. Fshbein traces sciences study of the human brain
and shows that the steady evolution Of mans thinking
apparatus = Just about the most hopeful encouraging
fact IA tho world today.
rs the human brain to develop sufficiently to permit
man 70 avoid disaster. war, revolution and civic incom-
pattbities2" he as Arc perhaps to develop rea-
Gnntng type Ct mind which win avoid stupidity Ia the
management Of social organization brain which win be
ne from superstition deluson and mental disturbances?
Seudy q the evolution Of the human brain through
thousands, indeed through hundreds Of thousands Of
para indicates that without doubt such brain win be
l1evelopod.
Iho attitude perhaps optimistic and -colored
ceucDpttn - ons might wen desire. with such brain
s couflict With hi environment win b much les Of
1& WITH sach csntrsl dlrecting power. ths h
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
CLASSY Ewes

s~Aoy
Question: Mrs. l.. writes: "The mr..
tlcles you have in the paper are q
great help to me, apd here is a ques-
ton I'd like to ask: What is the
cause OF ones eyes getting CLASSY, and
what should one do to cure this in q
person between 80 and 4O?"
Answer: You may be suffering
from some form Of thyroid deranee-
ment such as exophthalmic goitre.
IhlS disorder is SO named because It
mas the effect Of making the eyes
protrude and look CLASSY.
Double Chins
Question: Mrs. VIM. E. asks: "Will
you please publish again the exer-
cises for getting rid Of double chins.
Several of us will be interested in see
ing this"
Answer: Any of the neck exercises
Will help in reducing q double chin.
This one is especially effective: Tense
the neck muscles and quickly throw
the head back, keeping the muscles
tense. Repeat this several times and
gradually increase the number of
times each day. Another exercise is
taken by placing pillow against the
wall and leaning with the forehead
against the pillow so that the muscles
on the front of the neck are tensed.
Roll the head from side to side in this
position.
Bronchitis and Laryngitis
question: Mrs. .. r. asks: "Will
you kindly tell me the difference be.
tween bronchitis and laryngitis. and
symptoms of each?"
Answer: The symptoms are very
similar in some ways, but with bron-
chitis there is usually q whistling
sound heard during breathing, and
more mucus is coughed up. In laryn-
gifts the inflammation is mostly in.
the throat and may or may not bek
accompanied with mucus. Any doc.
tor can tell you the difference in a
minutes diagnosis.
copyright, 1928. by The Bell Syndi-
cate, Inc.)
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Our Yesterdays
FORTY YEARS AGO

FORTY YEARS AGO
John Yegen, William Glitschka. A.
.. Gray, and Mr.. Boyle were speakers
at the meeting Of wheat growers held
IN the city hall. Joseph Hare pre-
sided as chairman and E. L. Whitford
as secretary.
G. w. Rawlings has Just completea
sowing 80 acres Of wheat on his farm
near Sterling. This Is the latest any
wheat has been sown, according to re-
ports here.
j
Mrs. William Falconer entertained
at cards in honor Of e. w. Caldwell of
Sioux Falls. who Is visiting here.
Mrs. Linda Slaughter is collecting
clothing and food for the Christmas
boxes TOR the needy Of the county.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. VIII have zone
to Minneapolis for q visit with their
daughter Mabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Pye announce
VAC O1IIn % b SOus
Miss Mabel DIETRICH has returned tb
st. Paul after spending several
months here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph DIETRICH.
w. G. Gilbreath has gone to Grand
Forks to attend q meeting Of the ex.
ecutive committee Of the state press
association.
TEN YEARS AGO
Governor Lynn ]. Frazier and Karl
Kositzky, state auditor, have gone to
Bottineau to inspect the Bottaneau
state school Of forestry.
A farewell party was given for Miss
Eva Hannah. at the home Of Miss
Eun1ce Olson. Miss Hannah Is leav-
ing soon for Lincoln. Nebr.
Bismarck and Williston were thep,
two coolest spots In the Northwest to-
day.
Salvation Army kettles have made
their appearance on the streets.
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cate eartips, she was reluctant to
return to Dan and Alester.
"Ill wait here for Evelyn" she
said to herself, and sat down to
polish her nails.
lEVELYN Joined her shortly.
~ Don't sit in here" she cried
when she saw Jerry. run along
to Alester. Ill be out In two min.
utes."
I'LL help you." Jerry said. and
began getting Evelyn's things
ready. She handed her a folded
towel to pin around her head and
removed the top from the cold
cream jar.
"You won't have to ride with Al
ester and me-" she said as she
pushed the stack of tissue cleans
ing towels within Evelyn's reach.
There's someone to share the
rumble seat with you"
Evelyn's eyes had been closed. to
permit the removal Of the blue
paint from their lids, but at a soft
note in Jerry's voice she opened
them and looked at her.
"Who?" she said, and waited
anxiously for the Information.
"Dan."
"Oh," was all that Evelyn said
to Jerry. But to herself she add
ed, II knew it,"
Once when Jerry had gone home
with her to spend the night Eve
lyn had sought to draw her out In
regard to her feeling for Alester,
but Jerry had shown no willingness
to take her into her confidence.
Evelyn had, perforce, to drop the
subject, though she was convinced
that Jerry was unhappy. And she
suspected that Dan Harvey was
responsible
She had consented to 60 to LIE.
ontine's party only because Jerry
had entreated SO earnestly that
she could not refuse. But she was
not at all pleased that Jerry had
accepted.
However, she hurried through
her dressing as though she were
speeded by pleasant anticipation.
She knew that Alester had wanted
Jerry to leave at the end Of her act
land that only Jerry's insistance up.
on having her along had kept him
waiting.
Too. she wanted to see Dan and
Jerry together. She was still t.
norant that Jetry's' engagement
was to be announced ct Leontine's
party, and she hoped that she
might ind . way to make Jerry
look searchingly into her own
heart.
|NoTHING happened on the way
- to the Inn to indicate to her
the state OF mind under which her
three companions were lahoripg.
There had been Z hurried greeting
between herself and Dan ana then
q hasty departure. = -. =
Upon their arrival they found
the party IN full flower. Guests
were gathered ct the tables. There
WAS one. however. that was unoc.
cupied. It was laden with costly
blooms and sparkling glass.
Leontine welcomed them in the
hall and when they had left their
wraps in the dressing room she
led them to the reserved table and
told them to md their places.
Evelyn saw with . sinking heart
that the favors and place cards
were dolls dressed a. brides and
grooms. holding bits Of cardboard.
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Select the desired number Of tende..
small beets and turnips and scrup
thoroughly with a s.lff vegetable
brush. Without peeling cut into small
pieces and run through the food
grinder. Place the mixture in q dry
Hat pan to depth Of two or three
inches and bake tightly covera..
IS or 20 minutes, without adding anv
awter. When ready to serve, rem,ye
cover and place under broiler flame
unit! slightly Drowned on top. Serve
with butter.
Melba toast dressing: Grind suf-
flclent amount Of Melba toasl ard
moisten with milk. Add the desired
quantity of ground celery, minced ripe
olives and raisins. Mix together thor.
oughly, and use as stuffing for tur-
key or chicken.
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exacudes Of biology physiology pathology eguenics
will become mechanically accurate"
Here indeed, is sample OF soulless science" for you'll
Here is who looks ahead and sees the race con-
querin disease eliminating poverty wiping out insanity
and mental subnormality solving the manifold social
problems of crinality ignorance and fear doing away
with war-buding in short just the kind society OF
which reformers and alruists have dreamed in all ages
And the who forsees this is not. you would i'm
aginc. preacher novelist or charatan but matter
OF fact scientist!
You may say what you please about modern science
But say that is robbng the world Of beautiful
visions and uplifting '-opes.
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made no reply. ooh, WELL" Evelyn
thought. realizing that he had
caught what she had said, whats
the difference?"
"What do you mean" Dan asked
as she remained silent.
She made no attempt to evade.
Il mean that Jerry is Just idiotic
enough to stick to her word when
she's already given it II she finds
out that she's made q horrible mis-.
take"
"She's had plenty Of time to
make up her mind" Dan returned
duly. II guess she knows what
she's doing"
I'm sure she didn't really know
before tonight" Evelyn exclaimed.
Don't forget that she's just an un.
trained kid who longed for the
moon. Alester IL the moon and the
stars. too. In his world. You can't
blame Jerry for being dazzled.'
I'll never forget anything about
her." Dan replied miserably. II
happen to love her"
Eyes, know" Evelyn said soft.
~: ''but don't say happen It
might sound sappy. but ! do be-
lieve that real love is ordained.
Some Of us cant escape It."
"Or get over It," Dan replied.
1--WE tried to-"
TIE looked across her shoulder
- at the table they had left and
saw that Jerry was not there. His
gaze swept over the room: he did
not. see her among the dancers.
Evelyn felt him lose step and
glanced up to catch him frowning.
What's the matter?" she asked.
"Jerry's not around" he said:
and ! don't like It. To tell you
the truth, Miss Starr, I've had q
queer feeling about Alester all eve
ming. He's not himself"
1--WE noticed it. too" Evelyn ad.
mitted. do you suppose we ought
to look for them?"
Lets take q turn around the
grounds" Dan suggested, and
they walked over to one of the
half open French doors that looked
upon the garden.
They did not 60 about stealthily,
but they covered the grounds
thoroughly before starting back to
tho inn. There had been an inter-
mission and another dance since
they had come out. They could see
the dancers through tho French
doors1 and Jerry and AIester had
not returned to join them.
Lets sit here Just q moment.e
Evelyn said as they neared bench.
I'm not entirely sure that va
should be trying to intrude into
other peoples AFFAIRS"
Dan dtd~uot sit down beside her.
Instead no leaned against . pedes.
tai that" upheld = small Bacchus.
and touched . match to light 4 Gig.
aret. As: he dipped It away he
Glanced t0Nraise his eyes upward;
i EVELYN saw him stihen. They
were IN tho direct rays Of an out
side lamp she could discern
even the 1ntentness Of his gaze as
he continued to stare ct the upper
part Of the building.
i She turned her head and looked
In the same direction. All that met
her eyes was . lighted window.
That couldn't be all that Dan had
seed, she thought, for he was now
running toward the Inn and call.
Ing back over his shoulder TOR her
to follow him. xsA,. !.
ITO Be Contihned). dj
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


ALEsTER CARSTAIRs when he
crashes his aiFplane into the
camp she II sharing with her
roommate. She likes his pilot,
DAN HARVEY, hut Alester show.
ers her with attention.
Dan tries to win her. but she
snys she does not believe In love
but hopes to marry money.
Jerry loses her job 0n Alester's
nccOunt, and he gets her n place
In n chorus. She works hard and
AlesteF takes her to Atlantic City
for the opening.
She wins promotion to q special
dance number. They have to move
to Boston, and Alester causes her
to miss the last train by stopping
mt a Foadhouse for dinner. He
thinks Of the plane hut Dan re-
fuses to go mp in the storm. Ales-
nnd when Dan sees they are de.
termined, he goes.
They rum into nm electric storm
and tragedy threatens when light.
ming sets IRE to a wing but the
heavy rain smolders It and Dan
gets the machine down to . safe
They get . train ON to Boston
where the press agent plays mp
the st0ry-featur1nE Jerry Tor
publicity ana Dan for HIS bravery.
s1.2 he :AG ssstss q dancer Msw x :ss
Alester proposes and wants to IN.
nounce the engagement. but she
begs him to wait.
Dan comes to attend the show
and Jerry calls him back stage
for a visit. AlesteF finds them to.
Eethcr and brutally informs Dan
they are going to = party to m.
n0unce their engagement, and In.
vltes him to 30 along.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
IAN was plainly dumbfounded
by Jerry's words. She saw in
decision, amazement and anger
struggling to take control of him
though she understood only that BIZ
was disturbed.
He wheeled upon Alester and n
a cutting voice asked him II II
were true. Are you taking Jerry
to Leontine Lebaudy's placer" hs
demanded.
Alester did not answer him di
rectly. He spoke to Jerry. "Please
q and get dressed" he said. "Dar
and I will wait for you In the car
"Wait a minute" Dan spoke VI
as Jerry started to leave them
Then, to Alester: "Surely you
aren't in earnest? You cant take
the girl you're going to marry out
there!"
Alester's eyes shifted furtively
then settled upon Dams face with
a challenging defiance. well. arr
you coming?" he asked gratinsly
Dan studied him at length before
replying. He recognized a despe
rate bravado behind. Alester's def
ance-knew that Alester was mol
to be turned from his purpose Z
purpose that held q menace.
4. "All right" he said tcrsely. "I'll
co."
Jerry turned away without I
word and hurried to the dressing
room. where she slipped into hel
new evening gown. She had
thrilled to the purchase Of the love
ly satin creation, but tonight shs
did not give It thought.
Here makeup had been removed
quickly, but now that she stood be
fore her mirror, ready. except fol
the drop Of perfume on her deli
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THE ST. LAWRENCE PROJECT

the city OF Detroit has renewed its activity in the fight
for the Great Lakestothe-sea ship canal via the St.
Lawrence river.
It IS to be hoped that definite action on this great
project can be had In the future During the re-
cent presidential campaign both candidates spoke in favor
OF IT, Mr. Hoover as an engineer tackle the problem
from the viewpoint OF an expert
Although the canal would primarily benefit the middle
west and northwest it would ultimately benefit the
tire country What helps the prosperity Of one section
helps the prosperity of all. If the new administration
could get genuine start the big canal it would have
something to its record to which it could point with JUS
tifiable pride.
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/ she leaned over to read what was
written on one Of them:
miss Lebaudy invites Miss
Estelle Agnew to sit here and
partake Of the pre-nuptial feast
she IL giving in honor of Miss
Jerry Ray and Mr.. Alester
Carstairs."
Evelyn Strengthened and looked
at Jerry. But the latter was
standing before q place where LIE.
ontine had laid q spray Of orange
blossoms. Her eyes were down.
cast, staring at the significant dec.
Grafton.
Evelyn moved on in search of
her own card. A waiter was plac.
ing an extra chair for Dan. Short.
ly Evelyn found herself beside
him. She wondered how he felt
over this surprise. But his face
was q dead mask that revealed
nothing.
Leontine had greeted him with
no sign Of displeasure at his un.
expected arrival. Dan would not
have minded had she protested. He
was no longer sensitive over small
matters.
Leontine made a supreme effort
to bring a festive spirit to the oc.
casion. Her guests Immediately
took up the cue. except those she
was honoring and their friends.
Jerry was frightened. Full re.
alization Of tho meaning Of her
promise to Alester seemed to come
to her here. And marriage-mar.
riage was no longer an indefinite
thing. but q concrete fact that she
was fully aware of at last.
She could not touch the food be-
fore her, and only the mineral wa
ter that she had requested could
she force down her dry throat.
She dared not look at Dan or
Evelyn lest they divine her terror.
Once she spilled few drops Of
water on her gown. Leontine wit.
messed the little accident and
smiled.
COON afterward q waiter ap.
- peared at Jerry's elbow with 4
note on . silver salver. She
glanced at Alester and saw that he
likewise was receiving . message.
She read the contents. Leon.
tine wished her and Alester to 60
upstairs during the next dance and
receive In the privacy Of her. bou-
doir the gift she had prepared for
them.
Down the table Leontine nodded
to Ierry's interrogating glance.
Alester. too. sent his hostess 4
questioning look she smiled
at him with serene mockery.
Dan and Evelyn had. not been
dancing, but when the music blared
out again she jumped impulsively
to her feet and exclaimed: Lets
dance! ! can't sit still another in
stant!"
Her voice was raised almost to
shrillness with suppressed hys-
terra. She knew now, beyond .
question Of doubt, that Jerry had
got herself into . mess. Tho kirl's
face was white. and utterly devoid
Of its usual bright glow :. 80. II
made Evslyn's heart ache to look
ct her.
"And she's such q quixotic little
fool!" she thought she said to her.
SELF a.. Dan swung her into the
rhythm Of the dance. Actually
she va speaking aloud, Just barely
escaping broken utterance.
Dan bent hts head nearer but
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DR.. Mccoy viii gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet, addressed to him, care Of the
Tribune.
Enclose q stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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HANDY LEGAL TECHNICALITIES

What beautiful thing Is the legal techncality-and
he- serviceable to the community
The Cleveland police the other day swooped down on
hotel and arrested of who had just checked
in from Chicago Practically every had or two
pistols i'll his pocket They werc obviously gangsters
converting in the Ohio city for heaven knows what
farous purpose
Now. Ohio, like other states has law making it
felony to carry concealed weapons. One would imagine
II cr that these precious visitors could be sent to the
pententiary for a few years without further ado.
But they can't. The detective inspector who handled
the case says that the courts have held that police
legally enter hotel without specific search war
rants; accordingly charges Of carrying concealed weap
ons would not stand up. few Of the men may be held
on vague suspicion charges: the rest In few days. will
be released.
The legal technically is great boon to the crook
anyway
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Were you aware of the fact that
the reason Scotchmen never tune in
their radio sets in the morning is be-
cause that's when they broadcast the
setting up exercises.
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Paris has invented a cocktail which
gets its kick from ultra violet rays.
Something just had to be done for the
American tourist trade.
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Playwright Eugene O'Neill, seeking
solitude, has fled from Cape Cod to
Shanghai to Hawaii. He might do his
work in the night clubs any .irne be-
fore midnight.
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There's saloon for every 100 in
habitants in the Rhineland. That's
almost as many as they have In De-
troit.
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steak. cooked olsra. combination salas
Of tomatoes, celery and cold cookies
string beans, pineapple whip.
Baked ground beetS and turnips
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California authorities are hunting
a man who cashed bogus check at
an insane asylum. One of the few
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Vermont is said to have of the lowest reckless
driving records in the country In Vermont the driver
is almost always going up HILL
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Two people confessed stealing
$10,0o0 in jewels from an opera
singer the other day. Truth is
stronger than fiction.
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The wind e said to preseut the most difficult nro,e
% the weather authorities Il Il also occasionally ser-
ious problem 70 ayen In thu section where the weather
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places you can get check cashed
these days.
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LITTLE JOE

Nv ACTRESS NAN eE
EEkvE FOR NiE shoAl
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TEN YEARS AGO
Governor Lynn ]. Frazier and Karl
Kositzky. state auditor, have gone to
Bottineau to inspect the Bottaneau
state school of forestry.