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Advice to Girls
By Annie Laurie
ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ am n girl IN my teens and
am very much IN love with q man
four years my senior. He seems
70 love me very much. and we
are engaged to be married. His
mother does not like me in the
least. / have done anything
to cause her to dislike me. She
Is Jealous of her son. and ! think
that Is the reason she does lot
like me. DO you think we should
let this keep up from marrying IL
we really love each other?
BROWN EYES.
DROWN EYES: Your cue. my
- dear. Is TO be as sweet and
charming as you possibly a be to
your fiance's mother. You win have
to win her love. and II Will probably
be a difficult feat. but I know that
n you ~persevere you viii find that
she viii be enthr, iatisc over her
daughter-In-law. But you VII hav'
10 Be very patient and. perhaps. en-
many sights.
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The Stars Say
For Saturday, May rs.
BY ~GENEVIEvE KEMBLE

A CCORDING to the lunar and
q mutual CONGREGATIONS this
A day may prove one Of intrigu.
ing and peculiar completes. The
mental activities may turn into sin
guar or novel channels. with strange
aims. oulrps or tancies. But these
may not be harmful II they be held
to sound philosophical conclusions
under the indicated proclivity TO sta
bility and soundness. Safeguard the
employment.
Those whose birthday II Is are on
the Threshold OF a year OF strange
or unique vision or impulse. with
this peculiar tendency. however.
backed up by wise and substantial
conclusions. practical and depend
able. The employment may give
concern A child born on this day
may seem 70 have strange contradic-
tons OF character. With a fanciful
n visionary mental view II also
carries stability and profound in
sight Diligent and responsible II
may yet lind difficulties in employ
Trials. temptations. disdppOint-
ments-0H these are helps instead
oT htHdrunces.-BuckhaHl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25

A y English composer whose'
IN work had a vast influence on
"A the history Of English music.
Henry Purcell tcalled The Younger
was born In ST. AIMS Lane. Old Pye
Street. Westminster. London. in the
year 1858
He was admitted as a chorister
in the Chapel Royal and first at
tracted attention when In 1870 ne
composed an ode in honor Of the
Kings birthday.
In 1850 he was appointed organist
al Westminster Abbey and In this
same year composed his famous
opera "Dido and Aeneas." In 1852
ne bacame organist at the Chapel
ROYAL. succeeding Lowe. and In 1888
was appointed composer-in-ordinary
TO the King.
The first OF twenty-nine "Odes' and
Welcome Songs" were published In
1850. This was followed by A volume
OF chamber music. published In the
year 1853.
While the texts or his welcome
Songs which were written while
he was serving in the capacity OF
concentrating. are more or
less bombastic and stupid. some OF
Purcell's finest music was written
for them.
Although he had given a great deal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Blanche Silver
Dotty Hears a Story from 4
Funny Little LADY.

Il KAPANESE SILK" unused
Dotty. as she ran her hand
over the folds of hpr
pretty new silk dress. II wonder WIN
they call II that?"
Because that's Just what Il A. :
laughed q queer little squeaky voica
at her elbow.
Dotty turned around expectinr IA
see Happy Giggles or Squeedee. her
little elfin friends. but instead thera
on the porch rail sat n dear lttls
winged creature.
well. Mrs. Butterfly. was thar
you who answered me lust them r
thought X was, began Dotty
when the dear little winged lady In.
terrupted her:
YES. indeed. II was l speaking. Y
heard you wonder why the six IN
your dress was called Japanese silk-
and I replied that IL was because II
was made I'm Japan" and the littls
winged creature spread her wings M
II to fly away. when Dotty stopped
her.
"Oh. please dear little Butterfly
Lady" she begged. don't ny away
I won't harm you. You're such A
pretty little Butterfly Lady. Maybe
you can tell me how you know this
silk came from Japan?
80 | can. DOtty." said the
Winged Creature with a smile ON
her funny little face. but first Of
all let me tell you I'm Mrs. SILK
Moth. Mrs. Buttcrfly's cousin, and
maybe II would interest you 70 know
that I helped TO fashion that very
piece OF silk from which your dress
was made. I remember II SO well. 7
was just a great foolish looking,
ugly old worm. ! was wondering
where I would so TO take my last
nap. for old Tree Toad had often
tcld me I would have 20 take a long.
long nap before I could ever sprout
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By ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health. Nep York City.

MMANY a young mother has been frightened
E nearly to death when her baby. without
AVE- the slightest warning, has let out a
shrek loud enough to raise the dead. What is
wrong?
This is a symptom Of colo. Crying in chill
1ren is usually due to collie. The child may seem
he starts from his Sleep and utters his cry. The
legs are drawn up or moved about in efforts to
get relief from the pain.
There are many causes for colo. Wrong
feeding is the most common one. Undigested
food in the intestinal tract may produce the
trouble.
Generally there is constipation, with in
teStinal fermentation as a result. Gas formation
follows. Collie is the natural consequence.
Too nnch rnnhr Toe nn,ch r,rnr-+hncn
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Baby's Sudden Shrek May Mean Collie

line. For fun information send a
self-addressed. stamped envelope and
repeat you question.
W. r. Q.-Could lack Of sleep be
responsible for loss Of weight?
2-When does the period Of phys
ical growth normally ceaseI
3-What can he done for dandruff7
EWhat will help oily skin and en-.
larged pores?
Ayes.
AT the age OF twenty-one.
3-Shampoo the hair frequently
and use a good tonic. Send self.
addressed. stamped envelope for fur.
ther particulars and repeat your
question.
use not and cold congresses
alternately for fifteen minutes night
and morning. This will help TO close
the pores.
Y. a. Q.-What do you advise for
a boy seventeen years or age who is
lean and lanky7
All he is underweight he should
eat plenty OF good. nourishing food
including milk. eggs. fresh fruits and
vegetables. Exercise daily In the
open air and practice deep breathing.
y. r.. Q.-What Is African sleep
ing sickness7 Is there a cure. what
is II caused by. IL II fatal. what are
the symptoms. etc.7 | am interested
because one OF my family dropped
suddenly on the street from what is
said TO be that trouble Gt Is now the
sixth month";.
A.-There are volumes written on
this disease. Apply at any public
library. medical department. where
you will be able to read up on the
subject 1t Is known as encephalitis
lethargy.
NJ. NJ. @. Q.-What causes a sharp
singing pain In the heel?
A.-This may he due 20 neuralgia
or possibly flat feet. An examina-
ton is necessary TO determine the
exact cause.
Copyright. 1925. Newspaper Feature ssrviee. ina
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Answers to Health Queries

j. w. Q.-what Is the cause Of
excess perspiration under the arms2
What Is a remedy
What can I do TO get rid OF
superfluous hair7
A.-For full particulars send a
self-addressed. stamped envelope.
2-Superfluous hair may be re-
moved by the use of the electric
needle. The work must be done by
an expert skilled In this particular
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have made US wonder. Whittier are they heading
Is il to destruction Orwell, really!-are we
not already beginning to suspect that their
antics represent a wholesome development, after
all?
At any rate, we are not as shocked ms we used
TO be. Is il because we are used TO their cap rs?
Is il because they have already Gained down a
bit and the pendulum il starting its backward
swing?
Personlly, 1 believe it's a little of both. with a
dash of common sense added to boot.
We've had time TO reflect over what we have
seen. The newness of it all. its ~boldness, took
our breath away.
1t made grown-ups just a trife pannicky.
Then again, we may have been somewhat sem
sitive. We knew the world needed reformation
it still does-but we scarcely expected TO be
- - - - -Lsfl---
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maids, ushers, best man, groomsmen, Hover
girls-and all.
wonder how long she'll stay married and
how long she will love being a duchess?
We've had quite a number Of American
duchesses and it seems to me there's only d
few Of them VINO stayed married and stayed
happy.
knew an American duchess once-pretty
little thing she was-good-natured, good
She loved to dance, She was crazy about riding.
She had a wonderful saddle horse and she
dotted on camping out in the deep woods with
her saddle for her pillow. She could cast a
fly with the best fishermen. She could swim,
she could dive. She could hike for miles and
never even get a blister on her heel.
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XYOUNG faces and old eyes are
DOT a pleasing beauty cornbina-
III don anG yet there are hundreds
Of women who do not realize that
the eyes grow old very quickly UNI
less they are given special attention
m offset the aging tendencies OF
Time incidentally I'm not ref~, ring
70 the expression Of the eyes which
can be %eternally young but 70 p
physical structure OF the eyes and
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Words of the Wise

Live every day as 10 thy
last Marcus Aurelius.
Men. be human; that ~
your first duty. -RoHsScdR.
Laugh while you can. Everything
has its time. -Voltaire.
What you see. yet cannot
@ over, is as good az in
finite. Carlyle.
10 ~ the cause, not the
death, which makes the
martyr. Napoleon.
Every mortal loss is an i'm
mortal gain. The ruins OF
time build mansions I'm eter.
nifty. Blake.
More men hare been ruined
by their servants than BIZ their
master. Cotton.
Foolish loves make foolish
people. -Gondinet.
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LURE OF GRANDEUR
SOMETIMES MIRAGE
7inifred Black Delves Into Her Memory and Finds
That These Near-Royal Marriages
Are Not Always Happy.
BY BLACK

no she's married the Duke-after all Married him with bell,
book and candle-in the church and out Of it-wedding veil
- seven yards long-more or less-two centuries old-yellow
with age and heavy with traditon-pearls, bridal bouquet, brides
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layman. u Is ARE for the modern
doctor TO resort TO opiates. but. II
they are eve justified. they must
not be given without the personal
direction OF the family doctor.
Sometimes rhubarb and soda. or
milk OF m~agnesia. or a little baking
soda in water. may be given. But
II is better TO employ the enema and
hot applications. and call the doctor
II relief IS not obtained quickly.
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WAR-BORN FOLLIES
ABATTNG A LITTLE
Wild Youth of a Few Years Ago Seems to BE
Settling Down to Saner Basis, But 1t Has
Taught Its Elders Something.
By DIR. LOUIS E. BISCH

ONE Of the young me and women Of the present day have
shocked Us a great deal. Their independence. their pretended
- sophistication, their lack of respect TO-. the old orders of things
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common causes Overlooking and irregular feeding ae other inn
portant factors. Hasty drinking Of the milk or boiling the other food
may be followed BY these unpleasant symptoms.
While " e re speaking particularly Of collie in children, the same
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aux " Jul UHTuTVHF -
When the war knocked so many Of our cherished ideals into a
cooked hat, youth seized its opportunity Always rebellous over
restraint, youth saw that the time was ripe TO express ltseIfI
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Copyright 1878. Newspaper Fustur. ssruos. Ia
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JAPANESE SILK" musea
Dotty, as she a her hand
nvav fhm folds
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A y English composer whose
IN work had a vast influence on
"A the history Of English music,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-09
ADyERTrsEMENr FOR npDs

Sealed bids for grading, graveline
and the construction Of u gutter on
the North and South Alley In Block
IL, Rtverview Addition. in Improve
ment District Number Eight. City Of
Bismarck North Dakota. will be re
ceived by the Board of City Commits
sioners Of said City, until eight
o'clock p. M. October 2sth. 1928.
Plans and Specifications are on file
In the office OF the City Auditor.
The following approximate guam
titles are given for the guidance Of
bidders:
225 cubic yards OF earth excavation.
IS cubic yards OF gravel.
$50 ltneal feet OF concrete gutter.
All work on this contract must be
begun not later than October 30th,
1928. and completed not later than
November 18th. 1923.
OF cash payment for all work to be
done.
Each bidder must state in his bid
the rate OF interest the warrants
shall bear mot exceeding seven 90
per cent per annum) which shall be
received and accepted by him at par
In payment for the work.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for Five Hundred
Dollars ($5OO. 0W payable 20 the order
OF A. p. Lenhart. President Of the
Board Of City Commissioners, as a
guaranty that the bidder will, II sue
cessful. promptly enter into and exc
cute contract for the performance
OF the work. Each bid must also be
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Do You not know
That the fatter you grow
The Simmer your chances Of living /?
Eat and grow tat
And III tell you that
A prayer for the dead they'll be CIV
ing.
BUT-At the Clinic Of DR.. +. NJ.
MacLachlan (Harvard) you can be
taught the proper foods and food
combinations eliminating ill the
Bunk and Boloney) and the acid
potsons from your system. With
our Alkaline Blood Treatment, pure
Vitamin herbs, roots and bark we
have CURED HUNDREDS and we
can CURE YOU. If we take your
case we guarantee . CURE or re-
fund the money. Lucas Block, Bis
marck, N. Oak.
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NOTICE OF ExrIlkATIoN or
REDEMPTION
state Of North Dakota. County Of
Office q n. e County Auditor. Bismarck,
To Bismarck Realty Company. a cor
poration. Bismarck, N. Dakota, Eiix.
souri,:
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land hereinafter described
ana which was assessed in your name
the sth day OF December. 1925, duly
sold, as provided by law. for the de-
linquent taxes Of the year 1924. and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days from
the completed service OF this notice.
said land is described AZ follows:
:, Northwest Quarter (NwA) Section
Number OF Acres 100.
Amount sold for, 4661l.
$eaO7.
Amount required to redeem At this
date, $165.O5.
In addition to the above amount
You will be required to pay the costs
Of the service OF this notice ana In
terest ~ provided BY law and unless
you redeem said land from said sale
before tho expiration Of the time for
redemption ~ above stated, q deed
thereof will Issue to tho holder OF the
tax sale certificate AZ provided by
law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this LIST day OF October. 1925.
(SeaO A. c. ISAMIN0ER.
Auditor Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
Thirst Publication lo:2-9-1s. 1921
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NOTICES ~ MORTGAGES roRn.
Cn.nUAfMR MAun


Default having occurred In tho con-
0itiOns OF the mortgage hereinafter
described. notice Is hereby given that
tnat certain mortgage executed and
Gicrke. his wife, 40 mortgagors. TO
Harry F. oNstll.. as mortgagee. dated
the sSth day OF october. 1919. and
which which said mortgage WAS ftled for
Of Deeds in and for tho County Of
Burleigh. In the State Of North Da-
kota. on the 29th day OF October. 1918,
at the hour Of o'clock r. NJ. and
Was duly recorded therein IN Book
which said mortgage was FOR the aum
lof $500 and interest thereon At the
rate OF 50 per annum. AMI which
SAID mortgage was thereafter duly
Maurice Connolly, by an Instrument
In writing dated the first day OF No.
vember. a. p. 1919. and such assign
nent OF said mortgage was filed Tor
Of Deeds OF said Bnrleigh County.
North Dakota. on the 3rd day OF Jam
nary. 1920. and was duly recorded
therein In Book l3S Of Assignments
on ea xs. al and which said mort.
Connolly. executrices Of the estate Of
Maurice Connolly. deceased. to Anna
" H,onn9 a.y:a ~ an e., instrument In
A. .. 1872. and said last mentioned
ASSIGN ment was filed for record in
the office OF the Register OF Deeds Of
burleiKh County. North Dakota. IN
the 2Sth day OF July, A. D. 1929, al
the hour OF 1890 o'clock A. NJ, and
was duly recorded therein In Book
~ OF miscellaneous Deeds on pare
40. Will be forecloscd by sale 81
hereinafter described at the front
door OF the Court. House Of Rurleigh
County. North Dakota, In the city Of
Bismarck. In Burletgh County, North
Dakota. at the hour OF ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 0th day OF No.
'vember. a. d. 1923. to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage on the
The premises described In such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described ~ fol-
lows. namely: Tho east one-halt Of
the east one-haif Of section eighteen
tl9l In township one hundred forty
tl4O) north. of range oeventy. eight |
t!S) west Of the fifth principal meri- |
dian In said Burleigh County. North |
There will DO due ON such mortgage
ut tho date Of sale the sum Of seven |
teen hundred and seventy three dol. |
lars and twenty five cents (t1773.26),
besides the costs OF this foreclosure. |
Dated September 3Sth, 1898.
ANNA G. CONNOLLY.
The owner and holder OF
said mortgage.
Register.
Attorneys Of said owner and
holder OF said mortgage,
Bismarck North Dakota.
(s:25--10:2-9-16-23-30)
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~ ELEANOR EARLY

Sybu Graded Il on her arm,
poked timidly 1t the white cloths
that swaddled It. They fell back.
revealing . small red face. with
= bit Of, nose In tho middle OF Il.
There were tight little wrinkles
that would undoubtedly disclose
eyes later. and . noisy. busy
mouth that seemed large Tor the
rest OF the features The head
was covered with soft black hair.
A nurse appeared IN the door
way. pleasantly professional
ITS the most beautiful baby
I've ever seem" she said. "And
absolutely perfect"
6ybil smiled palely. HES tust
too beautiful" cha said. and
eased worshipingly on her son.
"Your brother 70 here" an.
nounced the nurse brtskly. "He
may come 10 for Just . moment
Il you'll promise not to talk"
Tad came on tiptoe. after tho
fashion Of men approaching re-
cent mothers. He held Z brown
felt hat awkwardly. rolling the
brim. and seemed quite distract
and embarrassed. His face was
flushed. and DO applied his hand
kerchief nervously to his tore.
head. Sybil laughed weakly a. be
came TO the side Of hpr bed.
"Aest the boss. Taddy!" she
cried. and drew the sheet gently
away. "see um's uncle,
swsstykins?"
Tad kis1ad her white forehead.
and took her hand.
'sWsll. sib?"
"0h, Tadl" che whispered. "I'm
:. h.ppy' Just 'oos It him.
Then Tad bent and inspected
the little bundle. and poked It, |
snd tried 70 think Of somsthtug |
Great little kiddo." 10 said.
Ind wondered II Sybil expected |
him to ray 4 was good looking.
Isn't be bedxttfxl. Tad!"
Beautiful" he echoed SOL
Dmnly. Hes got . nice head
And edrsw she cried. ibid
ron ever ses such beautiful ears
h all your life?"
Never hs assured her grave
3. "Beautiful ears. %
Then the. nurse came.
You've stayed long enough for
'oday. Ar. Thorne." the told him.
And Tad took his hat gratefully
md departed.
TWO weeks after 0ybil lett the
= hospital. she wanted chris
ehing party.
u know they're old-fashioned. !"
- admitted. "But tits q some.
hing special"
She bought : christening robe
10 yards long. and borrowed !
liver brasjor for . font. Craig
~ there. And Tad. and Mabel
nth Jack Moore. e was 81 ere
ll1g whom Valerie was play1ng1
lrtdee. and 4rG Thorno had gone
. chur6A.
sybil vors !. briet. littls drsss
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M{II(HIPLfW :
w COPYRIGHT 1929 eyMA srpurr M ~ FlFANOD FADlN
1923 81 NEA SERVICE INC

AZ soon - the announcement
were out. the news began to per
colltS.
''sybil Thorne's going to hav'
. baby!"
"A babyf Ny dear, soAot Or,
you talking about! l just got a,
announcement Of her marriage.
"WelIi"
you don't mean 1T"
Il certainly DO. Next April
heard"
| Women telephoned each othe,
at oil hours Of the day and night
At bridge parties they forgot t
play cards. They met one another
for luncheon. and their food ktev
cold while they talked. The mos,
arrogant Of them went to SEQ her
With incrsdulous exclamation
and small gifts they Invaded hel
privacy.
One day she bundled togethes
I'VE little Jackets. six pairs oil
bottles. four baby dresses en-.
broidered In Madeira, and q knit
bonnet Or two. Tying them around
with . blue satin carriage ribbon,
abe laid them on the blasing. logs
IN the library fireplace. And
while they burned she held . tiny
band Of silk and wool. all shrunk
With tears. to her lips. and
laughed excitedly.
'Lookl" she cried, when Tad
came IN and found her erouched
over the ashes. 1--WE burned Ill
the tickets OF admission my
friends bought t. come to look
at ne"
WINTER dragged on--such 1
+" long. lont winter. sybll was
very Aoautllul. but there was no
one 70 - bor eomber lovelinesa
but her nlolAor. and 1ad and
Valerie. Her eyes seemed to grow
largefs and In their tragic depths
there was, . sort Of Madonna
beauty.
She moved quietly With Z sort
Of heavy, peasant grace. And she
wore . oluo omoek Of soft wool
the color oe Wild 6otefs ID the
1ountfy. 9he looked womaniy and
full q 6raeA oh1 seldom went
ont. 6eine extronely conscious Of
alf that was beltg aid.
0nce CRAIG came q calI, but she
cent down word that she vas out.
Altar THAI b lett lowers with his
card occasionally. but never again
asked - - her.
=.
THEN. at last. Il was over.
= Spring came. And forsythia
waving yellow banners. Crocpsss,
and ~ rcd tulips. and parplo
hya<intha
sym lay quietly Ii ! small
lntto bed - . ~ v1ito hospital.
~ s1elop e1ffaln1a1 her window
Iooooo ylee = e0o1l gtrl's pert
Doeeteoa4o. opg1A1. Nth the breath
oe ljlaeo. stole through the open |
wtnoow-enA the little bundle g
her side vailed Z mournful vail. |
-. Such : fanny little bundle.
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accompa MED by . bidders bond In
provided In Section 37O7. Complied
Laws OF North Dakota. 1913.
The BOARD OF CITY Commit sloners
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. NJ. II. ATKINSON.
lO:e-l6 City Auditor.